The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-11-24

Mr. John Hughes, ABOUT one mile nOrth OF
this place, and that the prospects for striking
# rich and exceedingly fattsring.
Our squib last week about Mr.. Thos w.
Myton, Of Huntingdon, has induced Brother
Lindsey, Of the Nssgs, TO come to the front
with the assurance that in every instance In
which Mr.. Mvton's majority was so small, as
quoted by us from the Nelos, the odds were
against him, bis party being divided as 1t was
this wear.
Table oil cloths aud pat'rns, at Barkers'.
A telegram was received in Johnstown
on Monday last announcing the serious ILL
ness at the home Of a relative in New York
city of John Brady, Esq. of the former
place. who had gone thither to purchase
goods Cor his book and stationery store. Mrs.
Brady departed for New York the sane at-
ternOOn.
Table covers and spreads, at Barkers'
Wanted $1,000 $4,000 s1,OOol In
exchange for splendid line OF miscellaneous
goods lately received bv John Owens, High
street. Ebensburg. His groceries are fresh
and sweet, and as to his flour it Is pro
nounced by competent judges to be the best
sold in town. He does not give ehromos TO
customers. but he sells ched p.
Mr. John Dipner, one Of the oldest ana
most esteemed citizens Of HoIlidaysburg died
in thar place on Wednesday morning of last
week, in the list year of his age. Mr.. Dip
ner was blacksmith by trade and worked
in this place thirty odd years ago for Mr..
Joseph Litzel. who was cousin of the de-
ceased. Peace to his ashes.
Trunks, all sizes and prices, at Barkers'
Mr.. Andrew Palmer of Tyrone, and
Mrs. Elizabeth Hammer of Jehnstown, were
married in the latter place on last Sunday
evening. four days after the Tyrone Heratd
announced the affair as having taken place.
Palmer and Hammer, Ike a short handled
hammer. are not difficult names to pronounce
by man who Cont stammer.
The Crown coffee mill is sold at Barkers'.
William Foreman, of Altoona, sceiden-
tally shot himself in the left thigh, inhicting
a painful but not dangerous wound, on last
Sunday forenoon. while drawing pistol out
of his pocket, the hammer Of the pistol catch
ing in his pocket and causing the accident.
william don't seem to be At for a Foreman
when It comes to pulling pistol on Sunday.
- Facts speak palmer than words
Proof The doctor told me to take blue
pill but I didn't, for I had already been
poisoned twice by mercury. The druggists
told me to try Kidney-Wort, and did 1t
was iust the thing for my biliousness and
constipation, and now / am as well as ever. ."
A. P. Sanford. Sold in both dry and liquid
form.
A pathetic poem to the memory Of little
Rush Clark, only child Of our esteemed friend
c. S Clark, city editor of the Council Bluffs
Iowa) Daity Nonpareil, written by Lu. B.
Clark, appears in that paper Of Thursday of
last week tits touching tribute tola bright
little child who seems to hrve been endowed
by nature with everything to make It loving
and lovabls
The Domestic and Remington sewing
machines to be had only at Barkers'.
a concert and festival for the benefit of
the new Catholic church edifice at Lilly's
station, is to be held in that place on Thurs.
day Thanksgiving day. Some of the
best talent in the county will participate in
the concert. and the well known hospitality
and enterprise of the people in that locality
is evidence sufficient that the festival will be
worthy of the cause and occasion.
-Valises and satcnels, all kind, at Barkers'
Arrangements have been made for hold
ing a union service on Thanksgiving day
Thursday, Nov. 3Oth, } in the Presbyterian
Church Of this place, at 10 o'clock, P. NJ,
and an invitation has been extended to all
the Protestant pastors and churches to take
part. All persons are hereby cordially invi-
ted to attend. It isexpected that a discourse
will be delivered by a. S. Morrison, Of the
Disciples church.
white bed spreads, all qualities. at BIS.
&C. T. Roberts. High street, Ebensburg,
not only sells genuine and warranted clocks,
jewelrv, &c, but be is also dealer
IN late. styles Of hats and caps, light and
heavy boots and shoes, the best brands Of
tea, coffee sugar, spices. &c, all which be
will hand over TO customers for q fair equiv
alent You all know Cham, and know his
reputation for fair dealing cannot be sur
passed anywhere.
Excellent stock of gum boots at Barkers'
Among the jolly good Democrats who
sailed into Office on the recent tidal wave was
our big hearted friend and former fellow
citizen, John NJ. stehley, of Hayes City, Ellis
county Kansas, who was elected Clerk of
the District Court by a majority of AZ, not
withstandfng the county gave Garfield ma
jority Of $50 in 1880. John will make a
competent officer, and we hope
that high honors await him.
You'll find a neat. fine boot at BarkeTs'
Mrs Mary Fresh, wife of Joseph Fresh,
who number Of years ago resided in this
place and followed the business of gunsmith,
but subsequently removed from here to
Summerhill station. and from there to Dav-
export, Iowa, died in the lattar city, on Sun
day Of last week, in the 18th year Of her age.
The deceased leaves a large fam lily Of grown
up sons and daughters, most of whom reside
IN Cambria and Blair counties.
Mr.. Andrew Adler, of Johnstown open
ed window in a second story room at the
of Mr.. Charles Germ, of Altoona,
while in a asomnamoulistics state. which means
last asleep, on Wednesday evening of last
week. and leaning out over the sill, deliber-
ately let 90 and fell to the ground, badly
'racturinG his right leg at the ankle and re-
sewing several very severe contusions. An
fbIer man than Abler would probably have
Jared no better under similar Circumstances
You can buy the best boots at Barkers'.
The clocks in Ebensburg as a general
hing arerun by Philadelphia time, which is
sight OF ten minutes faster than our true
line. Carl Rivinius High street, has one
slock In his establishment regulated for
and another for the true time
You pays your money and takes your
,hoice % Mr.. Rivinius has also magnii-
,ent stock of clocks, watches. iewelIy, &c,
which he invites the public to call and ex
anime
The Johnstown Tribune says that "Sur-
1eyor Peelor is engaged in making an astro-
lomical map, ten feet square, for Hon. Fl.