The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-12-25
-Messrs A j Leib and Fred t,ambou,


of Nicktown, spent several days in town
last week attending court.
An exchange says parties wishing
their letters to 60 in hurry should al
ways write lin haste on the lower left
hand corner of the envelope. When the
magic words appear on the envelope
connected with the postal service jumps
around lively. The cart driver whips his
horses into a trot, the postmaster dances a
jig and the route agent ruShes forward
and tells the engineer to pull the throttle
wide open and let her go.
ST. Johns new Catholic church at
JOhnstown, which Is said to be one of the
most handsome churches in the Pittsburg
diocese, was dedicated on Sunday with
imposing ceremonies. Rt Rev. Bishop
McGOvern, of Harrisburg Rt Rev. Bishop
Phelan, of Pittsburg. Rt Rev Bishop
Mullen, of Erie. Arch Abbot Schneer. of
Latrobe, and number of other clergy
men were present. The church costs in
the neig ighborhood of So, 900.
The PittSburg Dispatch of Thursday
morning prints the following from its
Harrisburg correspondent: Representa-
tive Reese, of JohnStown. and Senator
elect j. c. Stineman. of South Fork, were
also here. Stineman was chosen senator
after signing an agreement to vote for
| Wanamaker. In all other matters he will
be on the reform side. Reese is looking
! wise and talking in enigmas about the
senatorshfp, but he will vote for Penrose.
John a. Nash. for almost half CEN
Jury prominent figure in journalism in
the Juniata Valley, died at his home in
Huntington on Monday, after an Hines of
| some length. aged seventy years. He had
| been connected with the same paper-now
the Huntingdon Journal since 1855. until
last July, when he disposed of it on ac-
| count of declining health. He was treas
urer of the county in 1850 and postmaste
| OF Huntingdon from 1890 to 1894.
John Smith died at the Memorial hos
| pital in JohnStown, Of Monday evening
! OF injuries received on the PENNSYLVANIA
| railroad, ns ar the South Fork station. on
| Saturday evening, October 24th. Smith
| on the evening mentioned, attempted tC
| get on a moving train when he was thrown
| under the wheels and his left arm hOr-
ribly crushed and his head and body cni
| and bruised. He was taken To the hoSpi-
| tai where his arm Vas amputated the next
| day above the elbow. He was 30 years oi
| age and single.
| State ZoologiSt Warren has mailed a
circular containing series of questions tC
all the leading SportSmen in PENNSYLVANIA
asking them for certain information reIa-
ting to game and fish. The information
! obtained through this circular with other
data bearing on the subject of game and
| its protection, will be placed at the dis
| of Z ha Of
sioneFs and published in a report to be is.
| sued early in the new year The board
| will meet in Harrisburg next week To draf
a series of bills for the protection of game
! and fish To be presented to the legis.
lature.
| The law prohibiting the manufacture
and sale of oIeOmargarine in Pennsylvania
has been vigorously enforced and the sale
| of imitation butter greatly reduced. says
| Major Levi Wells. state dairy commits
/ Sinner. in his annual report 10 Governor
| Hastings. In the eastern part of The state
| however. many of the dealers. " no former
| Iy did business openly, have set up eSIab-
| lishmentS across the line in New jersey
| and cIaudestinely shipped goods 20 pri-
| vate families. = cheap restaurants and
| boarding house keepers in Pennsy lvania
| As private parties buying for their owl
\ use are not amenable to the law when they
| go outSide the state to purchase the com
missioner has not action against the seller
There is considerable trouble brewing
in HolIidaySburg concerning the suspend
| ed banks and their depOSitors. 4 meeting
| of sixty nine depOSitOrS OF the Gardner
| Morrow ~ Co, bank was held last evening
and among other business the following
| resolution was adopted: Resolved, That
the chairman appoint committee of three
| 10 wait uUOn Colonel William Jack A )
| Morrow, and John Cree. aSSigneeS of Gard
ner Morrow II Co, and demand of these
| parties in the name OF the depOSitOrs o
| Gardner, Morrow Il Co.'S bank a publ,
account between the First National banI
| and the bank of Gardner, Morrow & Co.
| and further. that the First National banL
return to Gardner, Morrow X Co.'S banl
all securities and funds due the latter in
stitution. The chair to be chairman o
! the committee