The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-07-30

..ere. There and the Other Place.
Bear in mind that Barkers sell shoes
arer than amy other dealer.
Tile farmers are just now for the most
lttu the hay-day Of their usefulness.
The farmers are aIL cutting their grass
er the old stylc-that is a la moved
Three white swallows are exciting the
iastty of the people Of Upper Yoder town
-Wrarr glad to make an cat of the fact
.- the oats crop promises an abundant
E
Remember that Y. :. Barker K Bro. sell
ra shoes than all the rest Of the merchants
town.
". =. Barker Il Bro. have a large stock
-four. ground from old wheat, which they
selling at the lowest prices
Don't forget to bear in mind and keep i'm
u-mrraEe- that Barkers' have reduced
.r prices ON shoes of all kind.
-Er Rev. Dr. Warren, one of the newly
-rd Bishops of the Methodist Church, was
l.uc.d To preach at Cresson on Sunday
Tho trputG-hiug season for the present
ends with to-day, and almost inconsol-
- is our pi~catoriaI friend, a Jackson
ev
Don't forget when YOU want to buy fruit
either tin OF glass, that You will find the
yesr assortment at the lowest prices at
s-rs
a number Of Swedcs heretofore employ
in the construction of the Somerset and
nnra railroad have pulled up stakes and
parted for Ohio.
-0w young friend Geo. H. Thomas is
.-u- with very huttcriug success in soIic-
.c subscriptions to Col Forncy's Life Of
neral Hancock"
-liE Geo. W. Jones. ticket agent at East
.r-Er formerly Of this place, was in town
Wednesday attending the funeral OF his
.a Niece the infant child OF Nj and Mrs.
v Barker
Superintendent Berg is at present hold
81 LIS annual examinations in the southern
It Of the county. By the way, if Mr. Berg
.- published the official list of examinations
failed tg see them
Thousands upon thousands Of children
annually of those diseases incident to
1g childhood: whereas. if Dr. Bulls Baby
syrup were used I'm time, their lives would
Lab probability be saved
Patrick fiyun, a former resident Of
-l-towu. vvI.y had been afflicted for long
-e with Insanity in mild form, and was
MINED at Diymont Asylum, died in that
'i..-.i"n ODD Monday morning last
Harry Lewis, young man from Philips
r- Centre county, fell from a freight
I7. on which DE was stealing ride, at Mt.
-nn Huntingdon county, on Friday night
7-'. and was run over and instantly killed.
The obituary notice of an infant son of
l- Frank CTamer, Of Chest Springs, whose
cath az Tue early age Of one year and eight
@11tas occurred on Tuesday morning last,
.ae too late for our present issue, but viii
appear next week
-"WHiit do any harm 90 This is the ques-
.'a often asked, and tine answer is, 1t can
'. for Or. Bulls Baby Syrup is an inno-
1At remedy. warranted to contain neither
lTwm Morphia, OF anything injurious.
tloe - cents q bottle.
-HeE Vincent Huber, son Of our friend
..l patron Mr.. Peter Huber, of Carrolltown,
Vas recently raised to the dignity of priest
mod at ST. FiHceuts College, Westmoreland
county, and celebrated his first Mass at Car
l..gwn on Sunday last.
-t.eased we are to learn that Brother
woodruff. Of the Johnstown Democrat, has
..-EHated enough Of the ''flthy lucre" to
purchase thrrc-horsc power steam engine,
omen viii hcuceforth be utilized in running
AIN newspaper and job presses.
in our report last week Of the proceed
Z. OF the Democratic Club meeting on the
.'IaF night previous we inadvertently
.L..ea lle namc0G the President Of the Club
NJ. VI. r. B. Croery, from the list of perma-
'.-' officers elected on that occasion.
-' TAU was caught at the Logan House
''.''Aa, the other day and put in gIas:
-l which it was literally smothered tC
py tobacco smoke breathed upon it by
.l'i gentlemen who sought in this way t.
-derr
r. 9IIuehaHna township man named
wand was made the happy parent tbs
morning of twin baby boys, both o
'r however, were rather delicate speci
oi humanity at the time of birth, ant
probabilities were that they would no
long survive
N j. Johnston, Esq, Of this place, dc
au eloquent and of course a wi
"l grand Democratic ratification
.l's at Erie one evening last weelA Tn
l-.elng wa, held in the open air. the 1arges
'- lAat city being too small to aecommo
.H" vast multitude.
-.'in'5as Byrc one of the oldest cit
'-' Tue northern portion Of tl'is county
DDS home in CarrOlltown Of Tuesda
" cannot state his age, but think
- l-E from 81. lie was quiet, inoi
man and enjoyed the good VIII m
.. .f a.l VIM knew him