The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-12
sochLtMp PERSONAL.
Here. re ere. and the other Place.

i'm tins IS 'ue
M. l.. Oatman keeps the best flour III
town-or out of it.
M. l.. O. stands for Mighty Low Gin
prics) Oatman.
For the best teas for the least money, go
10 Davis & Humphreys.
Tobacco of all kinds at old prices. at Nj.
L. Oatnan's. No advance in prices.
The Catholic Fair, Jolinstown, which
closed on Saturday night last, netted over
$1,000.
Mrs. John Webb, of Prospect borough,
slipped and fell on the ice and broke one of
her arms.
Boots and shoes, fifty cents per pair
lower than elsewhere in Ebensburg, at NJ.
l.. Oatman's.
"A sporting man in Blair county has wa
gercd 81 900 that he can drive ten miles in
forty minutes.
The new Catholic church in Altoona
will be dedicated in a few weeks, possibly
on Easter Sunday.
An engineer on the mountain division
had the fingers on one of his hands badly fro
zen on Monday night.
Mrs. Mary Lamb, very aged resident
of This county, died at her home South
Fork on Friday uight last.
Huntingdon county pai | So, ,53l.50 for
ScalpS last year, and yet tn editors down
there are still OH the war-i'ath.
Another large invoice of snow Wednes-
day night. Snow use in complaining, how
ever, ifthe high winds do drift it,
From now until Al pril 1st you can buy
latest styles OF hats and caps at cost t. ma ke
room for spring STYLES, at VI. l.. Oatman's
The twelfth child of n family in Union
township, Huntingdon county, came in the
shape of q thirteen pound boy baby t'other
da
The PENNSYLVANIA State Dental Society
will congregate in annual session at Cresson
some time in July next. Look out for teeth
pulling.
from II Ion. John Harmon, one of our repre-
sentatives at Harrisburg, will receive atten-
tion next week.
The grandfather of Mr. Peter /. Lin
ton, whose death we record elsewhere was
Inferred in the old Union graveyard, Johns
town. in the year 1918.
john Cox, the defauting tax collector
of Cambria borough, has turned up in Nc
Eeesport His delinquehcies will foot up
SEINE SEQ or thereabouts.
The second installment of ''Iiberty VS..
ratronus' reached us yesterday at noon,
and of course lies over. if not under the rules
ut least under absolute necessity.
The mercury went down "Wednesday
morning to see how cold it was ut seventeen
degrees below zero. and has only succeeded
il getting partially back since then.
The very best teas in the market sold
ly NJ. l.. Oatman ut lower prices than you
have been paving for common teas hereto
fore. Samples of any kind free of charge.
Argument Court was in session here
from Tuesday morning until "Wednesday
noon, Tuesday evening inclusive. but Just
what vas done We did not have time to as
certain.
One of the reserved rights of orr color
cd brethren is about to be stricken down by
bill just introduced into the Legislature
gainst carrying concealed weapons, razo
included.
A lad named John Haber'e;n, residing
in Latrohe, had Cne of his legs taken Oft hy
freight train the other day. He WIS in the
act of crossing the track when the train came
UTon him.
The Williams House and n private resi-
dcnce adjoining, ut PhilipsbTre, Centre coun-
", were destroyed by fire on "Wednesday
evening of last week. Loss $4,000; insu
rance So, 500.
Another Anrauias las been stricken
down. This time is was falling limb from
- tree hat did it, aud he is seriously injured
Ills other name is Berkey and he lives over
IN Somerset county.
We are sorry to learn of the death of the
only son, aged about two-aud-a half years,
"t our friends James r. and Kate J. Bow
1nan, of Altoona, which sad bereavement oc-
'IIIt' a few days ago
Tile snow ard blow Yesterday settled
the hash for our branch road and closed for
n week or so is likely to be the story the fu-
ture will have to tell. The evening train
did not attempt the trip.
A lad named Marshall accidentally fell
i through an opening in the Cambria borough
4 bridge, one day last week, and striking on
the ice beneath, was injured to such All ex-
tent internally and externally that i. is fear
cd lie cannot survive.
II ne Altoona 1ftFTcr lndUlgeS in rnlSDIa-
ced regrets, il our Information be not at
a fault. when il expresses sorrow at the seri-
GUS illness of p, II. Shields Esq, of Lorptto
This county. is Mrs. Shields, we believe
" no is lying dangerously i'll.
A young man named Isaac Whitcsities
had one of his ankles so shockinglv mashed
on Saturday last. in Gulich township Clear
field county, by being caught on n log slide
that he died in less .Ean twenty-f four hours
4 after. His age was % years.
Gut this out, if you can't remember ii
*Gthcrwise. The best bargains ever offered
in Ebensburg, in all kinds of goods, can be
had from now until April 1st at NJ. l. Oat-
mans, to make room for new goods. Terms
cash at the time goods are bought
"A statement of the financial condition
of the borough of SummitviIe, this county,
y given over the signatures of John F. Storm
I'urgess, and VIM. Mcconnell, Clerk. shows
q The valuation. Feb. 1st. to he II $50, the du-
3 plicate and fines SS7.13, and the expenses
*SSiG3
Il From the bleak and dreary NorthIand.
where the Frost King holds his reign, come
8 The chilling blasts of winter. sweeping DER
= Nsllcy, hill and plain and as rush thew
& 1nadly onward, to the right and left deploy-
#en, don't forget Your goods 70 buy at the
cheap cash store of NJ yers & LLOYD
The EbenSburg Silver Cornet Band.
Prof Keller, Bob Thompson and all, besides
n VIII Connell as the irrepressible Irishmaa.
<go to Carrolltown this (Friday) evening. on
"a fine entertainment bent Our FRIENDS ont
that way; may depend upon hearing some
4 thing IN the musical line, vocal and instru-
mental, well worth listening 10.
Il "A temperance meeting will he held at
the Congregational church this (Fridav)
evening, commencing at7l5 o'clock. 1t will
4 he addressed by Col. Geo. F. Mcfarland
editor of the Temperance Tindic1tor Har
risburg, and the friends of the cause in Ills
vicinity are respectfully solicited to turn
out in fuil force on the occasion.
Many mills of various kirGs all over the
country have been forced to stop work on
account Of the hard times, but our Mills
.'own street.-the Of cheap cash store fame
ls determined not to stop the sale of dry
goods or groceries so long as people are dis
posed to deal where they know that they
|can get full value for their money
Mrs. X. +. Jones' of the East Ward de-
S!fes US to say that she is now closing out
EheT entire stock of winter goods at a great
a[Luuctl1n IN prices: Ladies wishing to pur-
[chase ribbors, millinery goods ard other ar