The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-07-18
LOCAL AND Personal.

at BgrkerS-
Mcdonald, Of LOrettO, sells good smok-
inc tobacco at 40 cents q pound.
Mcdonald. of LOUettO, sells good chew
ING tobacco at 80 cents a pound.
The Altoona car works, recently destroy
cd by fire, are soon to be rebuilt.
Go to McDOnaid's, in LOretto, for -
tobacco. four pieces for - cents.
A mysterious disease is said to be atfiict-
ing the horses i'm Washington township. -
"A Cump-mecting Is to be held near w IL
more from the 18th to the 2jth of next month.
More rain and plenty of it Wednesday
night, followed by cooler atmosphere yes
Things look darker than ever for the
t,recuhackers now that theyhav put Sutton
their ticket.
-.Dfck.'' Jones, the lightningrod man,
is once more to the front, seeking whom he
we don't know whether the weather is
going to get any hotter than il Is now, but we
certainly hope not
Mrs Elizabeth Hay, of Somerset county,
committed suicide q few days ago while
temporarily insane.
Don't forget when YOU want shoes that
you can find the largest stock at Barkers, as
well as the cheapest.
we bought five bounds of good butter
for forty cents Tuesday evening, and paid
gu that was asked for it.
Asa summer resort Castle Ryan is not
success. only seven bOaTders being registered
at that institution just now.
Weather reports from all sections of the
country show that Tuesday last was the
champion hot day of the season.
A valuable horse owned by Mr.. Jacob
Fur~ht of Blair Furnace, Blair county, was
stolen Ou the night of the 9TH inst.
-GaIlitZin has a debating society which
does q wholesale spOuting business from to
1u o'clock every Tuesday evening.
" \. Barker 4 Bro. have Just received
large. Iut of starch. which they are selling in
packages at the rate of lbs. for % cents.
Oscar CarOthers, eleven years old, was
Ts E1TI H.
q tree blown down during Fridays storm.
For fruit jars and cement for fruit cans,
900 To- Y. =. Barker Il Brother, where you will
find large assortment at the lowest prices
We understand that about 5000 over and
above expenses was realized at the two DAYS
picnic at CarrOlltOwn on the 4th and 9Th inst.
-GalIitZin is just now enjoying a sensation
m the way of building, painting and other
improvements which is almost Unprecedent-
The Huntingdon Globe hopes the printers
picnic 1T CrcEsOu will be composed of print
er-. We amend by adding editors and sich
Miss Eve Ritter, Of this place, is reported
lr Dee lyiug at the point of death at CatawisSa
Columbia county. Her relatives here have
been summoned to her bedside.
The first Retreat for the Catholic clergy
of this diocese begins at St Francis College,
Lurrtt0. ON Monday evening July 2Sth, and
the second Retreat ON the Monday evening
following
If the Tribune can he believed. which is
mott always the case, a JohnstOwn lady re-
Gently drew $4,000 i'm lottery. Is she mar
ried. please?
You can buy sugar as well as all other
kind of groceries. including flour and every
thing i'm the catable line, cheaper at Barkers
than anywhere else.
Barker * Bro have on hand the largest
stock of groceries i'm town. and they are sell
m- the same at lower prices than any one
else in the business.
The wheat crop in this county viii pan
ont rs well as it ever did, and the corn, we
are assured. never looked more promising
than 10 does at the present time.
-AItouua has one hundred and SIX grocery
Stores and vet the UoIIidaysburg Standard is
Jed t1 remark that some of the people over
there haven't any too much to eat.
~ meeting of the Executive Committee
uf the Juuiata Valley Printers Association
4 viii De held at the sum Office, Altoona, at 10
O'Clock a. M. ON Saturday Of next week.
Mrs. NalyemOn Clark was struck by
a lightning and instantly killed while gather
ing cherries near MOwry'S 8IiIl, Bedford
county, ON the afternoon of the 4tl inst.
If our worthy and capable friend 4. ID.
q II. viii turn his attention to local sketches
4 of historical character, he will find us
a ready and willing TO accept his proposition.
The world moves. The writing editor
4 off tine IIollidaySburg Standard listened to
comforting and instructive sermou-not of
the caUdie lecture persuasion-on Sunday
night last
-The boot and shoe store of NIessrs. NetT
N
4 burglars Saturday night and robbed of four
4 pairs of shoes, one pair of boots and one
pair NJ CATERS.
smiths Bible Dictionary, and an una
4 HIidErd CrUfeH'S Concordance, each to be sold
for sl-u0 are recent announcements of the
ANEETCNS Book ENCHASGE, % Beellman
street, New Ork.
A GaIlitziu correspondent writes to say
That the picnic at that place on the 4th of
July was a glorious success, great many
i strangers being present and everything pass
i ing uT I'm fine style.
Mrs Mary j. Ashman, of Three Springs,
4 huntington county, was stricken with paral-
4 y~i- 5n the head Friday last, while walking
m the garden, and died before she could be
carried into the house.
Mis-. Ella KWtz, of Greenshurg, was so
terribly burned on Monday evening last, by
trI clothes iguiting from a fire which some
boys had built at the edge of the pavement
that She died ON the following day.
Thanks i'm q great measure to members
ut other denominations, the festival held at
The Court House in this place on the 4th and
4 9Th w~r~-, for the benefit of the Church of
tar Holy Name Hetted about $3.50.
Edward Ike, aged 2l years, fell under
moving freight train he was attempting to
q. aboard of at GaTdncT'S station, ON the
& Tyrone and Clearfeld railroad, Thursday
last. and had his right leg shockingiy maE-
we noticed i'm our last issue that Mr.
Cornelius Dever had been appointed post
MASTER no Munster. this county, and now we
raaG iu the Altoona Tribune that the postOf-
fee aforesaid has been discontinued. HOw's
sa.-. Did Dover decline
The special weekly train from Pittsburg
FOB luu~~uu and Ebensburg made its first trip
Ha saturday last. and brought from the city
which Just now is as hot as 'bleezeS
-HuUv number Of seekers after cooling
Hr..la~ and SLcltcTing trceSeS.
The state Council OF the Junior Order
.- United American Mechanics, n secret
I-H~rrIFtiye organization, held its twentieth
annual rulelIye i'm Altoona on Tuesday and
Wednesday last, and wound up with an ex-
.'r~llu tu tre~~on on Thursday
-lle kick of q mule seems to be sure
...l.N sooner ur later. y least we judge so
.T1.. t.a fact that John FOrnwat, Of Glen
,AIe. Blair county, died on Sunday last
..... TIE effects uf kick of that kind receiy-
.. Pr .fm about six months ago
Frank 1affuey, q tramp, found railroad
.. pear East OuDemaugh the other day, and
wishing to uutath0m what to him was a mys-
.l -U proceeded 90 interview 1t with stone
SD .A Af.H-Luu followed iu due time and Gaff-
right hand was nearly torn off.
i." Devotion uf the Forty Hours viii
commence at st. MOuica's church Chest
...--- on Wednesday, July 23d. at St
l.-.H". S. church. LOrotto ON FRIDAY Aug
sHf 1t the Church Of the Holy Name,
q. '- place uu Sunday Aug. oath
Nr dom think we get Out too much
.'E when we assert that the Catholic
.-..F 't this place could aid the church finau-
.'..E and entertain the community accept
.E giving concert iu our midst at as
...... day as possible. Will they do it,
n NtF. James tOrcOrau, q former turnkey
- ...' gam In TINS place. but now and prior
.l't'.n resident Of JOhnStuwu went all
- way tg Cleveland, Ohio the other dav.
' "tI the one that he loved best " Nav
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