The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-11-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

our county court will convene in regular
session next Monday.
The Blair County Teachers Institute !
,;Il begin on the 23d proximo.
1t cost David Ed wards, of this county I
inst Sc so to shoot little dog for fun near /
Altoona the other day.
We understand that Judge Orvis will !
nreside during both weeks of the coming
term of Court in this county.
-"Comical" Comfy is billed for AN enter |
,aiument nlHollidaysbprg on Tuesday even !
in0 next. 80 near and yet so far,
The sale of the Gantner farm I'm Carroll |
tovuship has once more been stponed this
time to Saturday, Dec. 28th. See advertise
ment.
yOder township, this county, and the folks
living in that section nre afraid to go out af-
ter rightfall.
we have something sweet to tell you,"
and that is that Nj. J. Teitelbaum, of Loret-
TO- is selling good mola5Ses at from 33 to 90
cents per gallon.
A large stock of goods of every descrip-
tIon aud at prices cheaper than the cheap
est, is what can be found at the store OF NJ.
] Teitelhaun, Loretto.
Mr. Philip Collins and wife, of Phila-
delphis, are at present on visit to their
old homestead in this place. Welcome are
they flowers In May.
w hen you are in town next week at
tending Court don't forget to call at the
kroreof A. A. Barker & Son and take few
bargains home with you.
You will find the larges: and cheapest
stock Of overconts, boots, underclothing gum
hOots overehoes, buck gloves, aud winter
goods generally, at Barkers.
The thanks that we gave were none of
the best-mayhap even thin, IL not thinner
but the blame with our patrons must rest
we had nary turkey for dinner.
"A large tannery at Osceola, Clearheld
county. was destroyed by fire on Sunday
Iatt. The loss was about $50 900, which was
only partially covered by Insurance.
1t has been figured out to dot that the
balance Of trade IL slightly against the farm
or who goes to market with n load of new
wheat and returns hOme loaded down with
"Od rye"
Nj J. Teitelbaum, of Loretto, has just
received another large invoice Of salt, which
lie declares his intention to sell by the bar
rel at lower prices than any other dealer in
the county.
As every body wants to buy the best of
goods Bt the lowest prices, every bod Y should
eveu wade through the mud and slush to get
TO the cheap cash store of NJ. j. Teitelbaum
LOrettO, Pa.
Thanksgiving day was observed in this
place 10y a general cessation OF manual labor,
iae closing of all but one mercantile estab-
lishmeut and the holding of religious ser
vices in most Of the churches.
The review and' inspection Of the Fifth
Regiment \. G., ard the Sheridan troops
will take place at Tyrone to-day (Friday. }
Capt. Davis company, the Cambria Guard "
uf shis place, are I'm attendance.
we sre glad TO know tnat tHe broken
bone Of r. l.. Johnston, Esq, Ia knitting to
geiher nicely. The several cases set dOwr
for the coming session of court in which hC
is retained will necessarily be postponed,
Notwithstanding the weather prophet:
predict a long and severe winter, 1t ie a no
table fact that we have bad less snow anJ
cold weather thus far than even during the
same period last year, which was remarka
bic for it's mildness.
On Saturday of next week, Dec. 9Th
Irliu Stitch Of (lprrOiltOUn will Offt4
AZ public sale all his real and considerable o
his personal property in said borough, a
we'll as in Carroll township. See poster
printed at this office.
We understand that Mr.. John Fitzhar
rs. formerly landlord Of the Crawford
House, Ebeusburg, but now engaged in tn
saIus line of business in HOllidaysburg. ha
rented a hotel I'm Johnstown aud will re
move thiiher on the first of April next.
Mr. Jacob Dunmyer, a former residen
O. Richlaud township, this county, died Il
Saline county, Kansas, on Monday OF las
week, aged about - years. Deceased was
br0Iher of Mr.. s. y. Duumyer, formerly o
Jackson township, but now of New Cambria
Kansas.
we saw a fine deer put on the train q
bennington last Monday morning-it ma
not have been shot on the Lords day-au
afterwards learned that It was sold in A
Iooua for seven cents per pound by the cal
cass. II was deer meat of course, but nc
very dear mea' at that price.
Il he commissioners OF II lullHRuoH COut
tv have refused TO appropriate money for TN
purchase of n site for the proposed Middl
Psuitentiary, and now the folks down :heT
are beginning to wonder whether after
The e,irCe will not seek some other point o
which rear its massive walls.
The Johustown Democrat says that tn
story started by the Tribune about J udg
hUwry, Of Somerset having recently faile
in consequence OF being compelled TO pay
..ebt owed by Hon. A. II. Coffrotd, an
vyl,iFh Mnyprv- had hailp1 him. ia IL
famous and malicious falseh0od.
Miss Nella L. Brown, a professions
lecturer, read some selections in Z Mon Hal
JuhnsiOwn, last Monday evening In all OF
local temperance organization. Her charge
were SO and after that amount had bee
disburs, what was left in the exchequ'
was scarcely large enough to buy pap'
collar.
-.Che new coke ovens at Bennington, NJ
hundred In number, are now all in full bias
and the yield of coke to each oven ia said
lie from one and quarter to one and ha
tons per day, making grand tota. of-we
you can count it up yourself. The COKE
sad TO he tie best ever produced on the a
legheuies.
There is at least one cow in this tov
That knows a thing or two. She saw an @.
In the milkmads head tother day, al
doubtless imagining that an eye without
hook WAS of little account, she forthwith !
serted the point Of her horn immediate
over the optic. inficting a painful thof {
not serious wound.
1t is announced that Mr.. James Nc
creighton, manager OF the West Penn J.
vision OF the Pennsylvania Railroad, b
been appointed to the general managemel
" The Empire Transportation CoInPan
with headquarters in Philadelphia, aud tn
Mr.. Persifer T. Smith will be assigned
The place made vacant by this promotion
Freight Engine No. 301 was badly dat
aged and freight cal thrown from the tra
TEAR Cresson, on Monday morning last,
consequence of being run into by porut
OF the train, several cars Of which were L
log shifted on to a side track at the Tin
The conductor made a narrow escape fro
serious II not fatal injury by jumping tro
the train
Considerable snow fell and drifted
This region on Friday and Saturday last, b
as the sun came out bright and brilliant
Tue day following, there was thawtul tii
getting through the mud. Since then I
weather has been variable, but as Se W.T.
The snow, which was fully six inches on
.tVrl, still holds the fOrt-in spots Few al
lar between.
-IOhnstown is talking Of construct
new water works. They have two alread
out last summers experience fully demo
s-ratec that the supply of water. in dry -
s"nS, l. not nearly equal To the demand
NoIue Of the folk down there, i'll order 10
up on the wafer drank nothing but beer
,hree months, but of course that sort OF thl