The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-10
LOCAL AND rERsONAL'

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- healthy appetite pIeNei'T 90. 80
- NV using Brown ,,-- - a..
rial dlseHsVo' - fg to have telePhohes' 1he
y. nav fifty dollars each per ear
SUBSCRIBE Si,n curing cough WIN III
-t8ii,+, T-.,,,,b syrup be called bullying
c01Er The first snow Of the season, a faH that
Iigbt. put in an appearance on last Mon
stacks Of overcoats and ulsterettes at ;
srrarlIe & sons, Altoona. Prices never
before 50 low
Altoona has a steam saur-kraut factory
that makes thirty barrels Of picked cabbage
avery dav. Sunday excepted.
.You never saw a larger stock of trunks,
ya1fses, etc. than have Just been received by
< SurankIe & Son, Altoona.
The IatestfaIl styles Of hats, as well as
rams for winter wear can be found at 5.
sprankIe & Sons store, Altoona.
"a pint of the finest ink for families or
schools can be made from ten-cent package
of Diamond Dye. Try them.
The Pittsburgh Post of Wednesday our
modesty shocks by trotting out no less than
two dozen game chicken cocks.
See advertisements of Mr.. T. J. Condor
in another column Offering his house and lot
I'm the West ward at private sale.
--Ex-Assemblyman John Harmon, Johns
tovvu. is. we regret to learn, confined to his
residence by a severe attack Of asthma.
The safe in the post-office :at Latrobe
was blown open by burglars on last Satur-
dav night. and forty dollars in money cap
tured.
A dozen Of roasting ears, soft and sweet,
were pulled bv NJ John Lowe, Of GayspOrt
lHonidaysburg), in his garden on Thursday
OF last week.
If YOU want heavy winter shirts or red
flannel underwear, S. Sprankle & Son, Al
to5na. will furnish them at prices lower than
than the lowest.
James new drug store and post-office
front. and indeed the room itself, is almost
completed. and is one of the neatest things
Of the kind in the county.
Following the example of President Ar
thur. Governor Hovt has issued prOclama-
ton appointing Thursday. Nov. 31tl, as a
day Of thanksgiving and praise.
The editor Of the Carrolltown Nelos Is
cackIinc over a chestnut burr, presented to
him bv Mr.. John Kline Gf Carroll township
which contains eight fully developed chest
nuts.
The annual inspection of the main line
and branches Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
IS now in progress. The inspecting party is
composed of supervisors and other officials of
the company.
All the demoralized figure as In our elec
ton table are intended for figure Is. an un-
usual demand for the latter having necessi-
tated the adoption Of something as near like
them as nossible.
David Dixon, one of the oldest farmers
IN Sinking Valley. Blair county, aged about
"A wears, was found dead in one Of his fields
a few mornings ago, whittier he had gone to
drive in the cows.
M B. Roberts EmbrocatiOn'will not cure
all diseases that human flesh is heir 10, but
for rheumatism, Sprains, Swellings, Burns,
OF Flesh Wounds It has no peer. Sold by al
druggists at 80 cents.
-Clearfield county probably bears off the
palm for an increased Democratic vote, the
returns this year,showing from six tO'seven
hundred in excess Of the Democratic majority
in that county last year.
begun, the leaves have fallen, the birds have
flown. the turkey is being coored, the hog
rolls i'm fatness, and the first snow storm of
the season came to time Monday night.
A young man named Wilson Park trip
ped and fell against circular saw while en-
gnged in manufacturing lumber from a large
log in Coal Valley, Huntingdon county, a few
days ago. and had his right hand severed at
the wrist,
We learn with sincere regret that ouI
good old friend and true, MI. Richard Col
Inns of CIeardeld township, is lying seriously
in with an abscess of the liver. and that his
death at latest accounts was considered i'm.
mineut
MIR Henry Shaffer, who several years
ago bad both his legs cut off a the Jonnstowu
rolling mill, and who recently became blind,
has been taken to a Philadelphia hospital for
treatment in the hope that his sight may be
restored.
If there IS any man who ought to be ex
Cused for wishing that this was monarchy
instead of a republic. ana that such thing
as the elective franchise was unknown, it is
the poor printer who has TO wrestle with an
election table.
The bauns o; matrimony between MI
Phil. Mcdonald. of Altoona, only son of
our townsman, Gen. Joseph Mcdonald, and
Miss Maggie A. Glass, of this place. were
published for the first time at the Church of
the Holy Name on Sunday last
&C. II. Norris, the man who had his skull
fractured while coupling cars in the Holli-
davsburg yard a few weeks ago, and whose
recovery may be considered little less than a
miracle, is able to resume work again and
will report for duty in a few days.
"A young man named James Green,
whose home is about two miles north of La
tobe, was accidentally shot in the right
shoulder and chest by John McGinner, while
out cunning on last Saturday morning
Green's wounds are serious, but not neces-
sa-.y fatal.
II hasn't transpired yet which of the can
Ilates for Assembly received the support of
Is school director in this county who de-
c.afed his intention to vote for the man who
would promise to favor the passage of an act
% protect school directors from being bored
70 death by book agents
Mr. Adam Keith, an old farmer residing
"'UFeene township. Indiana county, lust
over the Cambria county line, fell dead on
-As- Monday evening, while engaged in feed
mis- hogs. His age was about ~ years.
we I'D not learn the cause of his death. but
ieSume it was heart disease OF something of
Tat nature.
Piles Of mems and boys suits, another
entire usyv sfooL inst racai,-r,t - . a