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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26
IT'S sweet to run.
But oh. how bitter
To run ior Office
And then not git 'gr.

The foregoing Is for the edihcstion OF those fell
lows who got LETT the "a instant, but the
nouncemeut is for everybody that Simon Bend
helm. next door to the First National Bank. Al
toona have Just received and opened invoice
Of ovarcOsts which for excellence Of texture ana
make and lOw-d0wnness OF price lay over anything
of the sort yet in that market Go and SEQ
them and at the same time see their Fau and
Winter stock OF dress and business suits, under
clothing gloves etc. Their rule is to clean cut
their stock about month. and thus their Gus
tuners are not only guaranteed something new
and nobby. but, through the magnitude OF their
sales. something much cheaper than the general
run. You invited TO call, or send for price
list.
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

OFFICE OF CRESSOS SPRINGS
~ COMPANY. No. S8s s. FOURTH ST., RooE
No. 10 Second Floor.
Pm -11TruTA. Nov. 8, Issg.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
A meeting Of the stockholders Of the Cress-z
SPRING. Company VIII De held - the Office 0f -
Company. the s'f dag Of J-uUIru. 1ss1. at u e
clock ~. for the purpose cf accepting au- OF A.
sembiT O. the State Of Fennsy lvania entitled "A l
act authorizing corporations q increase their bono
ed obligations and capital stock approved D.
ceulbsr -. 1850. and 70 authorize increase Of
bonded obligations. and the securing Of the sam
by mortgage and iOr tTs1sactiuE other businsss
JAMES r MCCLURE, Secretary.
Nov. 3. 1sS0.-Z-n-
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HEADACHE, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, snd
Constipation cured 1T once by Dr.. NIT
TAUR'S HEADACHE AND DYSPEPSIA
Pills Price % cents. ff-l2.-lm
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Established about iaa Fourth ai q Century.
OPEN EVERY DAY UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK, Pm.
Reversible OVerCOatS

favor until the present season. 1t is made without
lining, Of course, and tho seams are arranged in
such way that there IS no wrong side to It. One
side of the cloth is finished in variety Of styles,
such dlagonols, mixed. etc, etc, and the other
is usually quilted plaid OF check. The pockets,
too, are so fagenlousiy coatrivei that no matter
which side Of the coat is out they are always in the
right place ready for business. We viii show this
week all the Reversible Goats we have: also every
thing in line that you ask fer. 1t viii puzzle
you to ask for anything we haven't zot
O.. WOLF
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VERY DROLL TO THINK OFF not above
being taught by man, use Dobbin's Electric
Soap next wash day. Used without any
wash boiler or rubbing board, and used diff
fcreutly from any other soap ever made. It
seems very drOll to think of quiet two
hours orderly light work on wash day, with
no heat and 10 steam or smell Of the washing
through the house, instead of long days
hard work but hundreds OF thousands Of
women from Nova Scotia TO Texas havo
proved for themselves that this is done by
using DObbin's Electric Soap. Don't buy It.
however, if too set in your ways 20 use it ac-
cOrdiHg to directions, that are so simple as to
seem almost ridiculous, and SO easy that q
girl Of twelve years can do q large wash with
out being tired 1t positively will not injure
the finest fabric, has been before the public
for fifteen years, and its sale doubles every
year. IF your grocer has not got it. he will
get it, as oil wholesale grocers keep it.
!. L. CRAIGIN < Co, Manufacturers,
il0-1.-e- o.w.-1y.l Philadelphia Pa.
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EARN FOR SALE.-The uudersigu-
Il ed offers at private sale her Farm Of Is-
Acres situated on the Turnpike in Munster tow
ship. one mile from Gress0n. having thereon
ed q large Two story FRAME DWELLING HOCsE. s
ELASE STAELE. and all necessary Duthuilding
There Is also an abundance OF apple pear and plu-
trees and plenty Of good water on the premise
This property Is one Of the best In the county
the purposes of q summer resort. and as such
be made very profitable. Il viii te sold at a bL1
gain and on easy payments. For further inform g.
tion call address WV garrett. Muusts-
Cambria Co, Pa, OF apply 90 the owner.
Ms ALICE SiNTH.
Aug - 1Ssl-Sm. - Pike ST. Pittsburgh
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4 NEW PAYING OCCUPATION FOR LADIES
AND GENTLEMEN. The handsome Nickel
Plated New Home Lamp, being introduced
to the public this season, is the most merit
orious article ever offered Agents to make
money with is safer and more convenient
than the Student Lamp, which has hereto
fore had the reputation Of being the Safest
Lamp made, and has 4 clamp to attach il to
the Sewing Machine, Piano, Organ, Desk,
etc The fear of the ordinary lamp being
accidentally upset or thrown from the table
is entirely relieved by this simple clamp con-
trivance 1t can be adjusted to throw the
light Just where it is wanted to suit the eyes,
and can be converted into handsome wall
lamp. 1t has the best arCand burner, a fill
inGindicatOr, and convenient matchbox and
its price Is within the reach Of every one. 1t
has been fully tested and edit0rially endorsed
by the "WeStern Christian Advocate, - "Am.
Christian Review, - Herald and Presby
tian Standard - the leading religious papers
of Cincinnati, and Is endorsed by the Mayor
and Postmaster Of Cincinnati the \ gent of
the American Express Company and Presi-
dents of Insurance Companies, as being the
Safest, Most Convenient and best Lamp
made.
There are three reasons why y gents should
seek such an article to canvass foT-first, for
its absolute safety and great convenience it
is needed i'm every home second, its low
price makes its sale immense third, it viii
be a credit to handle such an article. One
Southern Agent writes, 4 sells faster than
Gen. Lees Portrait sold right after the war :;
another writes, it beats the palmy days Of
the Sewing Machine; its rapid SALE its low
price, and liberal terms surprise old Agents.
Address Home Lamp Co, Cincinnati, o.,
mentioning our paper and they viii give you
full particulars and exclusive territory to
canvass in. L9-l1.-l3t.l
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STRONG EASY ITS......................S6 10
Strong EASY SUITS..................... 100
ALL-hOOL AJiIN..-----..-.-.--...-. $50
Great UGriety SACK and CUTAF4Y SUITS. 1900
Fancy Reversible WORSTED SACK SUITS. 1900
Large assortment Of STFLISH CUT SUITS. Ia.52
All Wool Blue and Black MELTON SUITS. 1s.sy
Double Breasted Fancy SACK SUITS......... 400
Pine Diagonal CUTAT4F SUITS. ............ 1900
Supe,yfne Diagonal FB0CK coat SUITS. 400
Good Eyery- Day WORKING P4NTS......... 100
Best PANTS in the city for the moHsp.......... ss5
lil- Wool KERSEY PlNTS................... SIS
P4NT4LOONs Of all styles and qualities up 10
the finest Dress Fabrics at. af................ 500
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RELIGIOUS RECEprioNs.-ORS Sunday last,
Nov. 2Ist in tie chapel Of Our Lady Of
LOuTdes. Rev. J. L. beaTdon received the
profession OF the vows of poverty, chastity
and obedience, made at his hands by Miss
Mary Keenan,, daughter Of Alr. Thos. Keen
an, of HollidayShurg Pa, (in religion Sister
Mary JohH) Miss Julia Bryan, Of New ork
city, Gin religion Sister Mary Angela, and
Miss Ellen Guihen, Of the same city, GIN re-
Hgiou Sister Mary GeEevieve). Miss Bridget
Cunning, OF New Castle, Pa, Gu religion
Sister Mary Rcgiua). was clothed with tie
holy habitat the same time, little Annie Blair,
Annie Shearer and \ ggie McPike, all neatly
and appropriately aTrayej III white, serving
as her bridesmaids
These Young ladies were received in the
Mother House Of the Order OF St. Joseph,
EbensbuTg, Pa, in the diocese of Pittsburg,
where, during their probation, they gave un-
miStakable evidences Of a firm and holy Vo.
cation FOR the religious state. Rev. Father
8eaEdOU preached an admirable sermon after
the other ceremonies were concluded, in
which he commended the newly made re-
ligieuSe for having thus early in life devoted
themselves to the service Of God, and also
congratulated and cQunseled them in the
altimpOrtant step they had just taken.
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TXFCTTORS' NOTICE

= ALL L IOhC NO4LA T.
IL Estate Of JANIS MEaAFFET. deed
Letters tCstamentary on the estate of Jnmcs y e.
hafiey. late of Summitvilie borough deceased. ht-
irg been granted 70 the undersi ined. all persons
dentcd 20 ssld estate are requested 90 ma kc mrns
ats payment. and those having claims safnst tz e.
same viii present them properly authenticated .--
settlement PAUL MCkENNA. s-.
JOHN EGER. hAsoatols
Summltville- Oct. p. lSs1.-6t
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NOTICE N n NJ n

II IN Al MI 1AAll. k II. H II.
II CREEET. Surgeon Derfisf Eh-
eushurg. Pa. respectfully informs NlF%A
AL persons interested that he VIII fflre- -
visit Loretto rrufcEsiC Cl1flT the VI
frst Monday cf each month; Chest
Springs on the DAY llowiug-TuOsday; G. .rrull-
town on the second Monday Of each month and
Wiimore on the fourth Monday Of each month.
ss- All persons needing dental work viii 20 vel
70 give call. - I am prepared 70 furr sh full
partial sets cf teeth and perform all oti oper
ateuE pertaining 20 my profession In sat sfact0r1
manner and at the lowest possible prices
Ts-71. 'S0.-tfl n. r 3. CREERN. j. y. 3
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DEAR SOUL she looked ut me askauce.
Her eyes allied full Of tears -
While /, content to take ny chance,
Kissed her. and quelied her fears
Aud what her fears were. who say?
Perhaps at them you'd laugh
For near her stood. blocking the way
A tiny week-old calf
The connection between a calf and pair of boots
or shoes may not be very striking to the casual
reader but some connection yet exists What it
Is, OuEht to be worth chrome TO End out. But IL
is worth far more 10 know that :. Blumenthal
lll9 EieTenth avenue. Altoona. has the biggest
and best the neatest and incest lot OF boots shoes
and slippers. for men women ever opened in
this section OF the state. by purchasiu.: large
quantities at time in Boston and other Eastern
cities Mr. i. Is enabled 70 sell lower than dealers
who buy only case or two at p time. and this is
one Of the reasons his store is pa Jronized by the
multitude. Another reason il that # q boot OF
shoe is said 10 be good, it Is good.
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OSE MAN KILLED AND THREE INJURED
Shocking accident IN GdlijtziH Tunnel This
morning. says the Altoona Radical of the 18th,
the Galiitzin tunnel was the scene of a terri
bic accident, resulting in the death OF one
man, the serious wnuudiUg of two others and
the probable fatal injury of the fourth. \
short time before ( O'Clock q gang of about q
dozen men were at work Just outside the east
end Of the tunnel. When they had finished
their labor the gang started home through the
tunnel, They had proceeded but a short
distance when an east-bUund freight train
opposite track, many of them getting into
the man-EOes at the side. The tunnel was
very dark, being filled with smoke and steam
at the time. Before the freight train had
passed, the GaliitEin gravel train with the cab
in front began to back through the tunnel.
The men became confused at the noise and
either did not see it or could not avoid it.
-Four of them were on the track and were
struck John Gill was killed instantly, his
body being terribly mutilated Gil was
married man, and leaves a wife and two chill
dren, who reside at GallitZin. Joseph Camp
bell was struck on the back Of the head and
had bis skull terribly fractured, which may
prove fatal. He IS q single man and lives i'm
the suburbs Of GallitZin. Robert DonohUe
was struck on the forehead. but not very Sc
TiuuSlv injured, and viii recover. Barney
Mcneil was struck i'm the forehead and slight
lv injured. All the men were taken to their
homes in the vicinity and medical aid sum
mOned. The balance Of the gang escaped
injury and assisted their less fortunate com
rates.
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G- WOLF.
THIS w E. e K
We are showing, as fully as our crowded condition
will permit everything We have in
SUITS AND OVERCOkTS

and especially OvERCOATS. We arc prepared
to show aImosta an unlimited assortment Of every
thing in Clothing and Underclotbing, but the
general display Of the week is in Overcoats Of ev-
cry sort
Itfsa, pleasant TO talk about the newest snd
finest things as it is TO wear them, bat not ali Of
you want to pay for them. We have equal need
10 sell chesp garment that simply keeps out the
damp and colo. oven though they may be q little
rough Thousands who will read this to-day viii
be glad 10 learn that
4 GOOD SATIN OVERCOAT,
heavy enough 10 give sense of warmth; suostan-
tlal enough for the roughest wear, and good look
ing enough for better use. can be had here
FOR $500 OR 5000
Other merchants viii look with the same liking
for Esquimaux Beaver at SO to sl3.5o, and the
ChinchilIa oYercoats at SIS to $50.
We have no time to write nor have yoa patience
to read anything like account OF what We show
ttis week Here is the place to use your eyes and
your Judgment Here We viii not tire you with
des scriptions beforehand.
REMEMBER THIS.
Whatever you buy that does not suit you, isn't
sold st all Come back with it the first minute
you can You are as free as II you had your money
/ in your pocket. You shall have your money back
( in your pocket If you want It but tske good care
/ Of the garments for us. so long interest in
them continues.
GODFREY WOLF.
. {. II. LATERNER. One Of the Statesmen.
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WE learn from the last CaUrolitown Nc3rs
that Mr.. Daniel DUNN, Of Carroll township
missed Il chicken out Of his coop one morn
ing recently, and believing that il was some
kind OF an animal that committed the theft,
he set four traps for the purpose Of catching
the dcpYedatCr = few mornings after one
of the traps was found among the missing,
bat its whereabouts did not long remain a
mystery. Tor about half mile distant from
TIE house night owl was discovered ere long
hanging dead I'm tree, with the trap and
chain. weighing not less than two pounds
attached To one Of its legs.
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ALI. WORK on the new Court House has
been abandoned till next Spring, and Mr.
Kemp, the assistant architect, Mr. Shenk,
the chief contractor, M. Norton, suD-con-
tractor for faSiiOnng the ornamental stone
work, and Mr.. Miller foreman for Mr.. Rein
hart, suD-coutractor for the erection Of the
foundation, together with the several me
chaniCs and labOIers living in other localities,
have pulled up stakes and gone each to bis
respective home for the cold season. The
work thus far accomplished cUmprehends the
finishing OF the foundation as an entirety
with the exception Of 4 few extra touches to
beEpplied in the Spring the advancement OF
the cutting O: the ornamental stOn2vor1 be
yond 4 point required oy the terms OF the con-
tract, and tn. burning of mOre,th Unc-haIf
of the brick needed for the edhce. The
Court HOusC must be made ready for occu-
paUcv by next Fail. and the contractor, Mr..
Sheuk. will therefore rush things 50 soon as
the weather opens up after the vernal cqui-
nCX. We may add that the employers and
employees in all departments of the building
were as ru.e geuteel and competent, and
their absence from our streets is rcgretfuIly
remarked 10y our citizens.
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aCAI. AND personal.
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= WORD TO NOTHERs.-MOthors should
remember that most important duty at this
season is to look after the health Of their
families and cleanse the malaria and impuri-
ties from their system. There is nothing
that will tone up the stomach and liver, reg
uiate the bowels and purify the blood so per-
fectiv as Parker's Ginger Tonic, advertised
in our columns. The wonderful cures Of
long standing cases Of rheumatism, neural
gia and maiaral disorders is the reason why
this pure and excellent family medicine is so
generally esteemed.-Post. [1I-I2.-1m.l
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WE HAvE SOLD many gross of Ely's Cream
Balm, and are gratifed to hear from our Gus
toners the most tlattering reports believe il
is an article Of real merit SMITH, KLINE &
Co, Wholesale Druggists, Philadelphia, Pa.
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For CATARRH.

Hay Fever, Cold inthe
Head. &c, insert With
little finger a particle
% the Balm into-the
nostrils draw strong
oreaths through the
nose. 1t viii be ab-
sorbed, cleansing and
healing the diseased
membrane.
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THE Altoona Cal says that a good-sized
man can ride now in a cushioned car cheaper
than fat hog can travel as freight. How
that tried ,he experiment with YOU .
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Cau3rla freeman.
rrrNsBURG. PA.

rs,rtg H0BYING. NOV. 2e, 1850
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Eddie. third child OF Mr.. V s. Luttring
er and wife died last Sunday night. lie
had been stricken down with diphthcria two
or three weeks prior, bat was thought TO
have recovered from that disease, when .
relapse iuterveued, with fatal result He
was aged eight wears and three months, and
was a bright, interesting and manly little
fellow After the celebration Of High Mass
in the Church of the Holy Name on Tuesday
by Father Eeardon, the remains were laid to
rest i'm the Catholic cemetery Tuesday fore
noon.
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TXECUTOR-S NOTICE.
IL Estate Of GEo los. SrEoNEB. deed.
Letters testamentary 20 the estate Of Geo. jos.
Stromer. late of Washington township. CambrfE
county, deceased. having been .ssued q the under
signed. ali persons Indebted 10 said estate nc
L1ed 90 make immediate payment, and those hE~
ing claims against the ssrno viii present them pre-
perry 2utheuticst ted for settlement
JOHN SHABBAUGH. Executor
Sumuitvllle, Nov. 5. ISS3.-st.f
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

'.MANsIA, is the old hen going to be sent
why do Won asko'' '.WelI, 1 heard papa tell
the new hired girl that they would have
fine time when hc sent the Cd hen away for
the summer" Mamma put little Charlie to
bed, afrer giving him dosezof SI,SEs' WILD
CHERRY and HOARHOUND for his cold, tell
inc BIN be would be well i'm the morning
and then she laid for papa-aud only for his
having bottle of Roberts EmbrOcation in
the house, he might have been a cripple for
life.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-11-26

TIE President elect and ourself were both
born IN the same year and within less than
three months OF each other IL that fact
don't induce him to send US a good fat Office
Wen never get ourseif born so near to him
again.