The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1894-03-16
IocAL AND PERSONAL,

Tobn Lahey. of Lilly, was in town on
rsday.
Thc present is said to be poor season
q maple sugar.
Now is the time to plant your adver-
mcnt for spring trade.
Michael Bush. well known resident
,rrnIltown. died on Monday.
Mfr. William Brown, o: Lilly, was a
tor 10 Ebensbu on Thursday.
zen T. Swank. editor of the Johns
Tribune, was in town on Wednesday.
Mr. d. W. Luke. one of South Forks
rpri,iug business men, was in town on
rday.
sherman Tibbott, of this place, on Sat
AZ sold his sorrel team to a gentleman
h Dean township.
William McGough, Esq, of Lilly,
MA couple days in town this week at
ding court as a witness.
, number Of attorneys left this place
~ Thursday morning tor Johnstown To
"a end the funeral of w. Dick Shupe.
ON Tuesday the court appointed III. c.
"a, ,,patrirk constable of Carroll township
"a ,Iare of Isaac Weakland, resigned.
Rry B. +. Fish has rendered his reSig-
aon as pastor of the Baptist church, in
- place. To take effect on the lst of June.
Mr.. George H. Roberts, who, with his
rhrr and sister. Miss Bird. spent the
fnrrr :u Philadelphia, returned home on
uday.
David Warner, a we'll known citizen of
am, township, died at his home in that
nShip ON Thursday of last week, aged
81 years.
John c. Gates, Esq, clerk To the COM
,,iuuers, will soon take up his residence
- the Ward property, near the convent,
J this place.
ip. has purchased the meat market of
Ihyid ID. Pryce, in this place. See ad in
bother column.
The bans of matrimony between An
pew Fees and Miss Lizzie Long, were an
5punced in the Catholic church, in this
Face, on Sunday.
4 -MeSSrs Joseph a. KriSe and Jesse Ma
D.. both of Clearield township. booked
1rmselyes as new subscribers To the FREE
,N ON Saturday.
The cellar of William Maxim, farmer
ASiding about three miles from EbenS-
rg, was robbed Of a quantity of proyis-
,nS one night last week.
1t is said that Ruel SomervIlle. Esq.
kho vas lately admitted To the Cambria
s,uuty bar, will locate at Patton for the
bractice Of his profession.
-Buokamire. who is wanted in Indiana
>runty for the murder of John Cunning
Mann, is reported to have been in the vicin
hy of Carrolltown last week.
"A buggy belonging to Stoddard l..
briggS was chanced off at the Central IIo-
h. iu this place, ON Saturday night aud
Laudlord Brown was the luckey winner.
Attention Of our readers is called TO
D. testimonials of a number of people who
4-uGy to having had teeth extracted
J $thout pain by DIR. II. NJ. Richards, of
D. place.
A member of the late grand jury SAID
fhe, himself, did not understand anything
about 'Nrtalic steel files but one or two
n H' Hi' N'tll'u W w very Hli'u III lawn
b them"
On Wednesday night of last week the
Steam saw mill of John Rodkey in Black
icIl township was burned TO the ground.
large lot of lumber that was piled
hrouud the mill was saved.
There i lots Of fun in throwing stones
Brom behind a blind-running a newspaper
~ thr name of a vaCuum-but when haul
p out To the front TO take thciI medicine
''tt makes the CALLED iaCe vince"
John Wilhert, son of William and
Nary LanJz, died at the home OF his par
pnr> in Pittsburg on Saturday, aged eight
\ athuljc cemetery in Ebcnsburg ON Mon
bay
A son of Isaac ID. Jones. of Cambria
township. is suffering severely from cut
From the stoke of an axe, received Il couple
|Of weeks ago. The cut is near the knee
|rap aud fears are entertained thai he may
have a >tiT joint
Stephen BROTHERS died his home in
Hastings on Tuesday Of last week aged -
years Me-. Brothers was a millwright by
trade and was well-known throughout the
had worked at his trade for many years.
Hon. George w. Easily. one Of Johns
towns oldest citi ZcnS. had a stroke of par
aIr>l> at CarrulltOwn on Sunday where hc
was on a visit To his son. James &. Easily.
ENI. tie has since been in a critical con-
.dIton with but slight hopes for his rccov-
cry
Sugar boiling was i'm full blast last
week and, it is said, the maple sap flowed
freely. From some sections comes the re-
port that there would be- a very large ont
put of syrup and sugar, while from others
the statement was made that the yield
would be- much smaller than uSual.-Som- =
rrNtf DcHOcrut
Edward Mason. for many years a resi-
dent ot EhcnSburg, hut who few years
ago removed To Johnstown, died at his
nome Ia that city on Saturday. aged about
=" years He Is survived by his wife and
three sons, Dayton, Sherman and Norris.
Ills remains We're brought To this place on
Tuesday and Inferred in LIoyd'S cemetary.
The large barn of AIphonSo Cunning
ham, tn East Wheatlicld township, In
d'aua county. caught fire in some mysteri-
"uN manner about three O'Clock on Thurs
"ay morning and was soon mass OF
'h"uIdering ruins. Four horses were
rescued from the burning building, but the
nay, grain and farming implements were
""i"rd. The loss is estimated at 5000
with an insurance of $1,000.
a few nights ago Charles Chairman. ot
"'n>lrr, WeStmoreland county, had a
uhI'Hng experience while out coon hunt
'"H. lie aud several other gentlemen went
ou' on the above mentioned sport and
"hI'" attempting To ride over "a trestle OF
.lr Baltimore X Ohio railroad, his horse
it" through the treStle and broke its neck
MI. 'harman was thrown off but escaped
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