The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-05-11
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was la town Oh Monday.
-Forepaugh'S circus will be at Johns
town on the first of June.
Mr Joseph Rainey. of Lilly, was a Wis
nor tu Ebrnsburg ON Thursday.
A tour year old daughter of John and
Rachael Davis, of Ebensburg died On
Monday
Professor John Mccormick. of sum
rurrhiII township, spent several days in
Enrusburg this week.
Mr. T.. NJ Kinney, one of Wilmore's
prominent business men, was visitor to
trru-burg Oh Wednesday.
Mrs Mary c. Jacobs died in Altoona
.r Wednesday of las; week. aged 70 years.
Sir. formerly resided at SummcrhiH
The borough fathers have decided to
extend the waller main fIom Julian street
-4uarrs west down Sample street.
-Nr. j. Il. Wilber. the clothing mer-
chant uf this place has rented the store
r..,m 1T Mr- Grorge huntley on High
-rrrrg-
The grocery store of Mr. John Leahey,
o.. Lilly. wa~ entered by burglars one
r.-Al last week and quantity OF goods
carried Of.
-,,yurgr Dimond, of Summerhill town
ship. is The pOssrssor Of three Young foxes.
Hr raplurrd siN young ones aud TWO old
uu,.~ rLj- spring.
BENJAMIN SIopheI. of EhrenfeId. was
bruu.hl up jail Oh Saturday To answer a
charge ul turning switches on the Penn
-,euuiu railroad
-uu Saturday afternoon the pupils of
lie. ELru~hurg public schools will be given
tuHr average marks uad Will then know
aUrgh-r they viii To- promoted.
Considering that most girls are afraid
u. The dark. il seems strange how ready
The, are To turn out the lights in the font
pirlur 81 hen the right fellow is there.
Robbie James. sou of Robert James, of
rhl- place. ha the fingers of his right hand
badly mashed un Sunday last, 10y getting
then. iu Jh, cog " heels of "A flaming mill
with which hr vas playing.
A certain truthful newspaper supplies
tIi, beautiful smile: You might as we'll
uy Iu>AampOo an elephant with Il Thin
triu OF s"ap>ud> a. to attempt To do
business aud ignore ADVERTISING
TN Tuesday the dwelling house of Mr..
C-u MI-hurl>. Of Bel>ann. caught lire
IluIu tr.rtliNt Hlt anu Dhllttu 10 the
ground. The furniture was carried out by
the family aud n,ighbors and saved
Mrs Jane RISbau died at the home of
her son. Peter RisLam. in Washington
township. on Monday. May 9Th. aged
about e.. years. Her remains were buried
iu the Catholic cemetery at Lilly Oh We'd
Hr,dly.
-Graham MeadvilIe, ex-sheritf of Blair
county. and the proprietor Of the Mead
Vile hotel al EelIwood, appointed an as
>.-ury ion the bcnei of creditors on Mon
day. the assets are S25OUO; liabilities,
sI1en
Mrs. Rachael. rrlict of the late Michael
O Shr.Iy. died at her home in Carroll
tuaushIp, on Monday morning from the
effects of stroke OF apopleXy. aged 81.
Iul-rmrut ia the Catholic cemetery IN
CarulIroUu, on Tuesday.
The contract for the erection of the
Cherry Tree monument was given out at
Harrisburg On Friday last to Mes>rs. +.
F Carr n Co, OF Massachusetts, for the
sum Of Sl.aao, or sllO less than the amount
appropriated 10y the state
An engineer corps supposed To be in
The employ of The Beech Creek Company.
"'' 1ti N''N iil= tltiI lli- tue past " eek
between Andrew StriJtmatIer's, in Carroll
township and the branch of the Blacklick
Two miles north of EbenSbure.
On Tuesday morning a portable steam
saw mill belonging ThaddeuS Conrad. If
Chest Springs and on the Fred johnson
farm Iu tIrarheld tow hip. was DESTROYED
ty hTe along with a considerable amount
OF lumber The loss i estimated a. about
A.p
A strange insect. called the Coyey
grape bug. has made its appearance in poI
U"H> % BEDFORD county. IL Is black bug.
H'' quite so large a. a common house fly
If works Oh the youug buds of the grape
''ur- In this way it destroys hole crop
il short time
During hearing given several prison
rI~ ai the Hunting ton reformatory on
Iur-day. the l~t inst, one named Hough-
tD- -u".sri down Superintendent Patton
Nth hI- list The other prisoners aided
Tie >urrrlutrudrnt and Houghton was
severely beaten
A game of base ball PLAYED in this
place "h Wednesday afternoon. between
a'"h from south Fork and the Ebene-
''i- team. ended On the eighth Inning in a
L'p"l" which put an end to the game
h--r"rr then stood Al six To live in favor
%. lhr Eh'u>hurs team.
Ih- following dIy process of cleaning
Il aI gloves has been found satisfactory:
Iirpifr a generous quantity of cracker
3n"t~- button The gloves upon the hands
a -'a rub thoroughly with the crnmbs
81 i"' process Is specially efficacious in
81 s.iH.h- ih"-" ct uudres>ed kid.
s. Mr. Charles CroyIe. of Johnstown.
# YEA at ihr home OF her relatives. Mr. aud
"A N'- John >mrItzrr. a Lilly. on Monday
81 ''".H- Mrs. truyI- was visiting her rel
II ''' "h"h death. which was caused by
II '",'ihp''"n came. Her remains were
81 -'''" u" J"hu>tOwn for interment
The woman who answers an adver-
">'NrHl how Ia make good coffee aud re-
''l 'h~ reply Try until you get il just
-"' aud then keep on making il that
way ought 20 marry the farmer who
%. q" advertiser a dollar To find ont how
.i'>r h-~l~ aud was told TO take them
'4 'A- Top, and pull
~. residence Of Peter Zimmerman. of
Huntington township. Westmore-
'''"l}- near Meudon. was destroyed
' "'~ 'n sunday night. together with the
'".rh'~ Fourteen hundred dollars i'm
N'f" ais" burned. The total loss will
s.'"o Iti> supposed that the fire
.a"'~I by Il defective due.
The Marion Independent saws: They
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