The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-20
,ccAL AND PERSONAL.
-. Tpcre. and the Othe,. Place.

N-w notions,
Vsyr dry goods,
Nv hardware,
[sv- boots and shoes,
Wv goods of all kinds,
Inst received at Oatman's, the cheapest
1T filed store in Ehenshurg
.E-lI' u the way Che Tyrone Herald
--irrs the last name Of NJ. Joanna Bell.
-rnBt-II?
ma Won see the pickle collars at Bar
- Ii YOU want TO get into a pickle"
a. yrur chance.
Simon c. Adams has been appointed.
.r,.-,rr at Belsauo, this county, vice
rr L Edwards, resigned.
You can buy TWO broOus for a quarter at
r,-sar-' No excuse for keeping dirty
r,rrrrs" with troorns N such prices.
Vr Jos. r. Johnston, one of the parties
r17Iv injured in the recent trackometer
rf-f.f at Altoona, died on Monday last
The rrGrreuuackers may have Adams light
. frr The election of their Congressman
rf.- district. but they seem determined TO
--gl, ur anyhow.
pittsburgh hoy named John White
o. struck hv the Philadelphia Express
Or Cr.ru-uurg. on Tuesday last, aud kill
almost Instantly.
You world llsi,.k that Barker s. Son had
81 t.srId Wholesale boot and shoe uisuufae-
.r foo -.t the immense stock of boots aud
z .., they lave on hand iusJ now
-yuruurs ui the CLOSING scenes at CrCsson
sr-r-s Good bye. MaUger may we see
y .r soon ali nf', and ruiny yoHr courteous
sr,Ir-- il. q vaF for Us exceeding soft.
-Cnuuuirvm for the Huntingdon S "
say LINDSAY, WillOughhy do the
v-.I = kiuduezs Ivy singing the local re-
.--.-1f The A .tnoua Tribune like all Furev?
-uu- Young friend w. W. Blair. having
b ,+.n--G situation at cigar making in
+. Fahust1wu, has gone hifher to fill il. May
I.- a.pas of suvcr-R, unlike his productions
Fl never egi iu smoke.
f A p.s'uffice has been established at
Il s.go7 in White township, this county,
v.sl Geo. /. Glasgow as postmaster. IT
v.l f- rro.lied a. part Of the route from
T.ralfo % Smiths Mills on aud after Octo-
le-Is;
. -In or.l-r to reduce stock, 4. A. BARKER
e Su will sell what goods they have on
Il I7nI ~ greatly reduced prices for the next
fr--r days, when they intend puttiug in a
much larger aud better stock than ever be-
t-. Nrw's Your chance for bargains.
We publish stray notice this week
0f5h should have appeared more than a
month azn but bv some oversight iuexplic-
z..a o. u-. IL got into one Of our pockets and
Il. .-I 10 ge; UUt until a day or .wo ago. We
.P- it is not too late TO bring the answer
-Mr James w. Riddle, a prominent
T'l.r county mao, and we'll known in Cam
i-=4 county, died in Autis township, Blair
county, last Friday. His age was 63 years.
Deceased vas a brother Of Mr.. Geo. NJ Rid
=
o. most ot our readers.
Tile I,ujodeu suh-motor, for hauling
street cars has iceu shipped from the ina
chine slY1, in Hulliiaysburg Ia Pittsburgh
slt wiI " tried uu the Oakland and East
Liberty track iu-tEy or LO-mOri uw. The in
v-u'ur is firm ia the belief that il will do
a.. that is claimed for il, and more, too.
General Campbell is understood to have
expressed the opinion that the National
snrr,maut i'm this State will dwiudIe down
D.. ola ID
Adams and the rest Of them, now that the
Stale Cf Maine has been heard from, want
90 know whether he wasn't only joking.
An account Of an explosion at Benuiug
tu Furnace a couple OF weeks ago, whereby
Thomas Callahan was fatally hurt, was pub
I>led iu this paper at the time. The poor
fellow died Wednesday night of last week
having wife aud three children to moHrn
ii, taking away. His age was IS years.
Tie business done in Court last week
from TIurEdav noon to Saturday noon
wheu court finally adjourned, was Of no
I.uii. interest. aud hence we have not gone
tu tie trouble 10 obtain a report of proceed
w2s. The time for holding Argument
Court was fixed for Tuesday, October Sch.
"A sale Of turnpike stock owned 10y th9
State o! Pennsylvania will be held IN Pbila-
ur Vhia uu the Sth of Outober next, when
and where 3 1913 shares Of Huntingdon.
Cambria < Indiana turnpike stock will
among others he disposed Of. Persons am
llltNrFl investing III luaI species Ga security
are requested TO make note hereof. See
advertisements
Mr.. Eugene Barker one of the teachers
of our public schools, has more music in his
sJu. than Is necessary to conduct The leader
sEIp 0t the EheusIurg Silver COruet Band.
Hr opened ont on Tuesday evening, in the
Academy building, singing school which
as attended by 10 less thau thirty-eight
pupils, and this number promises to be in
creased. Ten lessons will constitute the
term, two lessons being given each week.
The irrepTessible Andy Topper, of
C,earteId township, came 10 town last Sat
uTday TO satisfy a Judgment. He had the
money ia his pocket to fix things, but the
N-mpteT came and he spent il, or some of IL
at least, for whisky. II some other bars had
closed with him before them there would
have been no deed for the bars OF ;he Jail,
10y edat OF Burgess Seaman, TO close for
t"euty-four hours with him behind them.
Died, in Baltimore. on the 10Th OF Au
gust ,ast, Mrs. Rhuderick, aged about go
Years Mss, RnOderick was the mother of
The wife IF Lieut.. y. Nixon Kinkead. de-
ceased Mrs. Kiulzead chauced to he i'm
Eneusburg at the time her mother was taken
IAtaiy ili but was recalled % her bedside
by a telegram. She arrived there in time to
receive dying blessing from the lips of one
with whom she held such endearing rela-
uOIship.
The "Curfin" has been elevated and
another ne gspaper man discovered IN the
same position we occupied a few months
sgo-shOrJ of delegates in nominating con-
veutiJu. Need we add that Brother Meek,
Of the Bellefoute WdtcitBldn is the unlucky
wight this time. Blessed are the Meek and
modest journalists, for they shall inherit
hone Of lie political flesh pots so long as the
neu, as a rule whom they have boosted into
once car do anything to prevent It.
ii. II. Ward, son of Mr.. Martin ward,
o. this place, who has been employed FOR
more than two years past in the American
Express office, at No. 90 Broadway, New
York, is al present on brief visit to his
nome, looking as hale, hearty and happy as
ol yore. Mart. is we'll doing yOune man,
u we do say it. ourself, being his brother 10y
law, aud has enough of that never say die
Principle about him to put him through the
world huuurably and successfully.
The storm Of last Thursday was so Sc
we're That the tops OF trees on Pryce's hill
and oIher points adjacent 10 town were
twisted bodily off and hurled considerable
distance. a man named Jones' while going
on horseback TO his home in Camnrta town,
ship, two or three miles north ward, barely
escaped from being crushed beneath tree
which fell across the road a few feet behind
him. Several roofs were torn Oft. and the
daurage done the standing corn was very
Considerable,