The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-02-18

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OItmau's- ,,,.-,,..,. 8;
the place to buy it at. ,
-Oatmau keeps the largest ana pest as
.ortmaut of goods in EbenSOurg.
4 adisS will find the largest stock Of fine
shoes in EJensburg at Oatmans.
The new borough Council will not re-
,r,7rize. according to law, till next April. !
IN I. Oatman is selling beavy boots for .
,,sa and boys at first cost. Mind that now I
If Won want first-rate pair OF boots of /
! sny size, Oatmau's is the place to buy them
Everybody SAYS Oatman keeps the best /
tJbaccos in Ebensburg, and everybody
knows.
The weather's still solid in tone and in
tenor for the man of predictions, the pitiless
EeuuOr
Take YOUR cash to Oatman and get more
for your money than anywhere else in these
diggngs.
blizzard and the cold is enough to freeze =
mans giZZard.
The good two for ceats cigars ycu hear
SO much talk about are sold exclusively by
NJ. J.. Oatman.
Mr.. I. q. Fleming was elected Burgess
Of Galiitzn borough last Tuesday by high
ly complimentary vote.
Mrs Nicholas Marks, of AltcOna, fell on
q slippery sidewalk in that city last Sunday
and fractured her left wrist
-CTrowl and grunt as ther may, 1t will al
ways be found that the Raadies are there
z
The Johnstown Harmonic Singing So
ciety will indulge in a masquerade ball at
Turner IIah on Monday night next.
The brick for the rev hotel at Cressoz
are now being delivered on the ground
Tusy were made in HellidaYSburg
1t don't matter what kind Of goods yeu
want you will find the prices lower at Cat
mans than anywhere in kbensDurg
Webster Jones young man Of this
place, has gone te Pittsburgh to acquire a
business education at Duff's College.
The Johnstewu City Band is to furnish
ihs music for the Fifth Regiment, y. q. p,
1t "a Inauguration of President Garfield.
If YOU want as fine tea as can be found
in Ebensburg and that too at % cts. per 10.
less than elsewher in town, to Oetman's.
If all sigus don't fail the Altoena people
will wake U9 some of these cool mornings
and find another Sunday paper "eHlang EN-,
The JghnstOwn Republicans did some
kTess-Hay work Cred. w. and John B. i'm
the election OF School Directors last Tues
Our weIl-preserved bachelor friend. Jas.
Griffin Esq, WAS reelected Burgess OF
Cambria borough on Tuesday last without
Ten new class B locomotives each with
driving wheels sixty eight inches in diane
ter are to be built forthwith at the 2. r. R.
shops. Altoona.
When YOU feel 3 cough or bronchial af-
fectiOu creeping on the lungs, take Ayers
Cherry PectOra, and cure it before it be-
comes incuTable.
IT. J. q
several years telegraph operator at East
COnemaugh. is now in the same business at
Louisville, Ohio.
-Ebeusburg borough Is stIn ioined to its
idol, and it seems altogether idle for the Dem
OCrats to hope for a political revolution in
matters municipal
The Republicans, as usual elected all
the borough officers in JohnstoWn on Tues
day, and also gained three COuncilmen-
The vote was light on both sides.
The Huntington L0cd! AeJrS says that
Editor Tyhurst is nursing boil on the back
OF his neck" A queer place to nurse it
why don't he take it in his arms?
Joseph Z. Beck, Of Luthersburg, Clear
Held county, is oSt Of pocket about 81, Ooo by
the recent destruction BY fire of his house,
cabinet shop, furniture, tools, etc.
The Altoona car works are being opera
ted day and night III order to meet tlte de
nands made uDOu them, which are said to
include recent order for several Thousand
cars.
1t Il worthy Of record that the snow
which forms the base Of the excellent
sleighing in these parts has been on the
ground continuously for period Of three
months
Key. Father Mccarthy, formerly OF John
stOwu and Altoona, and then ST. Augustine,
this county, but more recently of Parker, Pa
has left the latter place and joined the Jes-
uit order.
Some Of the CIearfeId county people are
endcavOring to get the Legislature to accord
them a separate judicial district They have
-Mr. Thomas Ryan, brother Of ex-Sherif
John Ryan, Of JOhnstOwn, died at bis home
IN Conshohocken, Montgomery county, OF
sunday last aged about 45 years. May be
There IS talk that the stone mansion be-
longing 70 the Noon estate, in the East ward,
will this summer be used as a boarding
house for the comfort Of warm weather ylSI-
tors from abroad.
Our game Chicken expected his opinion
% pass on the success Of the ticket that was
headed by HassOn but, alas for his hopes
and sad for Us sinners, the Raddies, as usual
have proven the winners.
Henry Jones, son of James Jones, one
ot the EbensbuTg cOlOnists in Kansas, return
ci 20 this place a few DAYS ago, and report:
Everybody well and for the most part pros
pering in their new home.
The original Mrs. G. c.. Howard" ap
peaUed in Uncle Toms Cabin az Unior
Hail. JUhnstOwn, last night. Whose eabir
fhe aboriginal Mrs. g. c. Howard" appear
g. IN the papers don't tell US.
a drunken man named Ramsey laid
f9Wu on the railroad track between Greens
tlT2 and Georges station few nights ago
fN was fortunately discovered in time tC
saTe him from a horrible death.
"A twu-a -hSIf-year old porker which
cared 'dZ pounds, measured 9 feet in length
-eet 10 gIrth, and rendered 2JO pounds Of
ETd, was slaughtered in Hempfeld township
Huntington county, few days ago.
Mr.. Shenk, the contractor for the erec
ton oi the new Court House, was in town
iIs week, making some necessary arrange
nents Ter the pushing of work on that edi
Ice as soon as the severe weather abates.
A four-pronged buck pursued by a dos
eaped frem ledge of rocks above the sta
tiOu house at kittanning Point to the railroad
rack below, distance Of lT6 feet on Tues
tay last and was Of course killed instantly
Postmaster James found IL game hf
Guild lose when he essayed the defeat o-
ouucilTaE Hughes, ana now he could tell
that course he should choose, who tn,
Democrats are that were burn'd by the fuse
A Huntington man was fined 81 cent
other day for blasphemy, and now he ha
throat chOck full OF cuss words, which h
q afraid 70 utter FOR fear Of the penalty
l1ather HHe way Cf putting a fHs point ol
yrJfanity.
Key. Ferd. KitteH, son Of Mrs Margare
hltteIi, OF TINS place, and secretary to BishOI
Gigg, sailed from New York yesterdal
thursday( morning on his way for the thirC
me 70 t1e Eternal City Bon roydge Rome
ard and homeward.
brother over of the H0Ilidavsburo Pe9
Pc Is the latest to read his title clear "a
thanks ana best wishes OF the FREEN Az
Do its editor for having said some very kinC
lngs about both Of 'em. Friend Over. W.
AK y0u over and over again.
Inc Bedford Gazette says that Mis-,
SIC Hlte, Of Bedford township, has enter
ne convent Of the Sisters of Mercy, Al
lN and Miss Annie Kegg, Of Bedford
Bl1r and done likewise at the cOnyen
'ils GOOD Shepherd, in Pittsburgh
L9Wdrd a and Meredith Kelly. sons o
Michael Kelly. WHO many wears AGO
r+Ivs-t7 oid Portage railroad and the Penn
80 F..@naast ana we're i'm successful operation
r II = .r ,'gt 10 JohnstOwn, recently persisted
II - -" 5ii.le atGaleHa in the Wood River