The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

6nd hem at Barker''.
-7-,s largest and cheapest assortment OF
e,e sb,es can be found At Barkers
WI, vor want a good all-wOol blanket
.,, verv low price, you can 1nd 1t at Bar
ker-'
Than ksgiving Is coming and as vet we're
unable to catch glimpse Of a turkey for ye
editors table.
Large stock Of floor oil cloths at Bar
tsr-,. also. metal corners and binding to
uroiact the edges.
If YOU want 2 shawl for your children to
ea,r To school, you will hud Just what you
BepF 10 Bsrkers'.
". < Barker & Bro. have a complete as
s,r-~.nt Of ladies', misses and children 8
coats and ~acaues-
Vow. ladies, when you are looking for a
c,7t or dolman, don't fail to taks look at
P7rrars' ample stock.
-Rerfahle help for the weak, nervous and
SsrHftatpd dvspaptic sufferer ever found in
Browns Iron Bitters.
- Attest STYLES Of hats and caps for winter
wear can now be seen at s. Sprankle & Sons,
Altoona Prices wav down.
For trunks. red flannel underwear, and
vlrtar shirts, It will paw yon well to Eive S.
srrauk1a & Son an early call.
ra-ExplicIt directions for every use are
glrsn with the Diamond DYES. For dyeing
Mos. Grasses. EyCs. Ivory. Hair, &,
The CarroIltOwn Nstcs takes step back
uar7 I'm tHa matter of time and will hereafter
be published on FRIDAY instead Of Saturday.
" 5 Barker & Bro. have the largest
stock of heavy and Hne boots for men and
bovs also gum boots for all ages and both
spxpy.
" : Barker & Bro sell more shoes than
srv of the other merchants, for the simple
reason that they have such a large stock to
select from.
For fine dress. wedding and every dav
srHs : Srrsnkle & Son. Altoona. can't he
beet Their store is edly the best place
for harpajns.
Mcdonald. OF Loretto, wants corn, oats,
wheat. rye. beans. hons. and all other kinds
OF country produce, for which he will pay
the highest price
st Johns Catholic church. Johnstown,
which is beTrg thoroughly rpmOdeled and en-
hrga7. will It is expected, be ready for oc-
curancv on Christmas day.
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caught and pretty badly squeezed between
The bumpers Of two freight cars in the Al
.oona ward few davs ago
-Sherif-elpct Luther, accompanied by
that sterling Democrat. DR. NJ r B. Creery.
ocruried the post Of honor i'm E5ensburg's
a'Ufcation on Saturday night.
An adjourned session of Argument Court
was held here on Tuesday and "Wednesday
OF this week. No business Of pnblIc interest
was transacted, 50 far as we have learned.
-MeDonaId, Of Loretto. has just received
large stock Of mems and bows suits, over
coats, hats caps, boots. shoes, etc, which he
e selling At hard pan prices.
james Bennett was killed at a stone
quarry near Latrohe last Saturday. a piece
Of stone thrown ont by blast striking him
on the head. he was % years old.
An old rabbit owned by Blair county
man named j. s. Myers has given birth to
no less than one hundred and six young
"cotton tails" thus far in her maternal ca
repr.
The popular verdict Is generally the
rght one and concerning Dr.. Bulls cough
>vrnp the people have long since decided
that it is the best cough remedy ever intro
i1ca5
--TayIor township. this county, has pear
ire which produced about dozen Of pears
from twigs of this years growth, which may
or may not be an incom-p -pare.able freak Of
nature
An owl which measured over four feet
from tip to tip of wings vgas trapped In Hen
'srsnn township, Huntingdon county. by
John Nightwine few nights ago. Owl that
70 for an owIo
-Heher ". McHuoh, son Of our old friend
e. NrHuch. OF Huntington, formerly Of
|4rHdavsburg, is a candidate for Justice of
aa Peace on the Republican ticket at James
wn. Dakota.
Some of our exchanges tell US that an
'ch " snow fell in this place on Tuesday
0r0irg of last week As we didn't see the
Oh We are forced to conclude that the story
on en- NJ lie.
Judge Dean is holding Argument Court
EH-rshurg.-AI Altoona Tribune. We Dpany .
-- assertion. It was Judge Blair, Of IudI- .
l~a. who held the fOrt-no the Court Arpu- /.
cent haroawav this week
Mr. Joe Patton. one Of HOlIdavshurg's .
'st preserved old bachelors. where pnodIv f..
1mherahound. was the guest Of his nephew,
N- Jas. VI. Thompson. Of this place. for a
arn'e OF three days this week
A cow and goose infulged in free
CIR in Huntingdon a few davs ago, and the
'1.' was victory for the goose, whose
'rcs wera too much for the bovine. causing
-r7re long to beat a hasty retreat
-o1r long time and long limhed friend,
-.-r +. Collins was here this week on a
Vito the home Of his earlier davs. and we
F7d TO say that he feels we'll and looks
Long life 10 Peter the peerless.
-I'a Huntingdon Ne,cs says that two
F Fo8 son Of Robert Hoover. Of Co:e Val
b, Todd township was chokpd to death hy
.'- a." meat lodging in his throat while
-- '0n-r TWO weeks ago Yesterday.
i.r N'N-ytown Journal hoists the name
n-Ni. p Butler for President IN 1894 and
W. In''n Times does the same thing for
.~ b. Blaine That settles the hash. one
W me other for the two busy B :.
'''naId, of LOretto Il now ready for
.." ana winter trade, having Just re-
another large lot Of dress goods.
e. hannels. blankets. shawls. ladies'
,''.maEs and wooden goods of all kinds
PIE recent boom in oil put thousand
"' clean cash, into the pocket OF
.'''Vn gentleman whose name we have
7rnad. Other parties IN the BOO, with
are gamers to a less extent. Ous we'll
'- ends we'll
~'lr energetic friend, R. T. Shields, OF
-.'', is selling out his entire stock Of
.'ndIse at greatly reduced prices, his
-'on being 10 make change In his bus