The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-09-21

large and well selected stock of clothing
Everyone visiting that city cannot do bet
ter han give John a call, as he is a first
class man. sells tirSt-claSS goods and at
prices away DOWN.
Judge a. V. Barker. of Ebensburg,
arrived here onMonday and i stopping at
the American. Mr.. Joseph Pender. of
New York, and Joseph G. Pender. of Bos-
ton are registered at the hotel. They are
capitalists and Interested in the PhiladeI
phia and Pittsburg projected railway
Indiana Messenger
When the constableS of Centre county
made their returns week ago Judge
FurSt instructed them that under an act
Of the Legislature they must destroy or
cause TO be destroyed all Canada thiStIeS
growing on the public roads and lands. or
farms in the county, and heroic measures
snould be used for their determination
A sharp examination of silver dollars
of ls9l i necessary. There are counter
feitS of that date in circulation The bo-
gus specimen has good ringing sound but
i nOtiCeably larger than the genuine coin
The workmanship Is imperfect. The
motto In God we trust" is blurred. and
the eagle and Goddess of Liberty are not
not so finely cast as they are Oh the genu-
inc dollar.
-SelderSviIIe is the name of new town
on the Blacklick in the vicinity of NJ clad
dcn'S coal mines ard near by Coal Pit run,
along which McFddden's branch railroad
runs Mr.. Frank SelderS is the pioneer of
this town. He bought several acres of
In in, Ia,
dense forest at that time. About IL build
ing lots have been sold already and a num-
ber of houses erected
We 80, by the Worthington. Mimi.
DCmOcTCt that the Democracy of Mobiles
county. IN that state. has renominatrd
John A Kennedy. ESQ. for register of
deeds. The county is a close one politi-
cally, but aS the Squire i now serving his
second term, it i presumed that the peU-
pie of that county know when they have a
good official and will re-elect him. His
old friends in Cambria wish him success.
The state commission in charge of the
building of the Home for Feeble Minded.
al Polk. met in Architect J. II. Osterling'S
office. PittSburg. on the 18th. and awarded
the contract To c. y. BaIph. of PittSburg.
Ii bidders. haiIfng from as far west "a Chr
cago and and a. far east a. Worcester.
Mass Work will begin at once and iS To-
be- fnis he'd in year from the first of next
January.
Tine Cambria County WOmanS' Chris
tiaH Temperance Union will meet in con
vcntion in the Congregational church on
Wednesday and Thursday. September 26th
and 21th. The first session will convene
on Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock,
the second session in the afternoon of the
same day Al u'cIock. and the third session
in the evening al o'clock. The Union
viii %" addressed Dv Rev. Anna Shaw. of
Michigan. who ranks among the best
speakers of the country. The address is
free aad all are cordially invited To at
tend.
The CarroIltown fair comes off next
week. September 25th. 26th. 27th and 18th,
and We learn that the races have all been
filled with first class horses. The live
stock exhibit promises TO SurpaSS any of
former years and that their exhibition hall
will bc filled with the finest display of
fruits. vegetables. farm and dairy products
ever seen ia Cambria county. Among the
for purse Of SlJ and colt race for colts,
three yea r. and under for purse of SG0.
Go aad sec the fair next week tor it i go
ing to be big one.
A Washington dispatch Of Monday
says: Acting Controller Tucker to-day
received report from Examiner Hcnlein,
who i in charge of the Second National
bank of Altoona. Pa, showing that the
affairs of the institution have been put in
such shape that il can be rcopcncd for bus
iucs> without further delay. The bank
has on hand on deposit in other banks over
S2oD.OOO in cash and has secured sufficient
extensions from its dcpOSitors to make it
certain that it will be able to meet all de-
mands promptly when the comptroller
authorizes it to reopen The authorization
will bc given within the next few days.
Sister NJ. Ligourt, in the word Miss
Mary \. Doran, of Wilmorc, accompanied
by Sister MarccIla. both of the Order of
Mercy. LOretto on Saturday last visited
thu. brother of the former. Mr.. Thomas
Dorau. who was recently 50 seriously in
injured 10y being thrown from
thrrS hing machine. This is the first visit
Sister LigOur has paid to the Old home
stead since She lett it To join the Order at
Anok a. Minnesota. from which place She
wa rrceotIy transferred to LOrcttu at her
own request. Her many friends will be
glad to learn that she i in the enjoyment
of excellent health and i coutcuted and
happy