The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-12-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

For handsome holidaygoods 60 " "'--''
drug store ,,,.., bonnets-an
7upowdered face
See the fine variety OF CHRISTMAS goous
At lanes sorner drug store.
Lem. Davis horse and cattle powder Is
.,s hast. At James drug store.
-Try Lem. Davis horse and cattle pow
lsr EVERYBODY pronounces it the best.
-yIcDonald, Of Loretto. Is selling all kinds
q, Goods at auction prices. Call and see
counterfeit ten dollar notes are in circu-
,,sop. but we are not losing any sleep on
sst account.
You can keep your hair abundant and
.,.,v. and retain its youthful color, with
srksrs Hair BalSam.
Anon Stsver, formerly OF Huntington
.,r7ty. has been elected a State Senator
,r,y yut in Nebraska.
one Of the pioneers Of CIesrfield county,
". David Tyler, recently died at Tyler, in
lat county aged "a years.
The coal miners at Glen White, a few
-gss east Of GalIitzin, have bad their wages
s11esd from 65 to 60 cents per ton.
rs-The Diamond Dyes for family use
ave 10 equal. All popular eolors easily
rsd, fast and beautiful 10 cents a package.
Thomas D. Relder, Reading, Pa, says
Browns Iron Bitters cured me Of dyspep-
I, with which had been afflicted for TWEEN
years"
There is a big list Of criminal cases down
r' trial next week. and the attendance on
Monday and Tuesday will probably be un-
z1aIly large.
Mcdonald, Of LOrettO, wants corn, oats,
s1sat, rye, beans and all other kind OF coun-
h produce, for which he always allows the
g5est pries.
The most successful stock raisers use
EN- Davis horse and cattle powder. Try
package and be convinced OF its merits.
LiJameS' drug store.
The Altoona typos viii indulge in a
thanksgiving banquet this Thursday eve
t,g Hope they'll send US the leg of q
|trksy with the body attached.
John Bender, Mrs. Jane Davis, Thomas
Gutenberg III. J. Jones. Miss Jennie E.
:1es and Samuel Lester will find letter
FsIting them at the Ebensburg postoffice.
The great superiority of DIR. Bulls Cough
! rnp to all other cough remedies is attested
the immense popular demand for that old
|shbIishsd remedy. Price IS cents a bottle.
There were two weddings at st. Angus
,s on Tuesday last, but we failed to learn
e names of any but two Of the contracting
srtiss--Mr. NewtoH Fogle and young lady
|iusd Cox.
Mrs. Albert Bender, of Gallitzin, has
ne to Florida for the benefit Of her health,
seh has been greatly impaired of late
f1pe she will find the much desired blessing
lght for.
Our townsman, DR.. NJ. r. B. Creery, had
good fortune 20 shoot a wild turkey
sighlng eleven and half pounds while out
hitting few miles east Of SummItville, on
1lday last.
Weak lungs, splitting Of blood, consump-
DO, and kindred affection. cured without
ysician. Address, with two stamps,
oRLD's DTsPBNsARY MEDICAL AssoCIA-
! E1S, Buffalo, ". 7.
Another immense new stock Of ulster
5s, overcoats, suits, etc. of the best quail
Is and latest styles, has been received this
Tssk by S. SprankIe & Son, Altoona, Pa.
|-,es never before so low.
Six inches Of snow, as sure as you're
l,I1, have come to the earth since last sun.
morn, and the sleighing we're told is de-
!1.tul, oh, my though twill be better, no
.c1t in the sweet by and by.
-Durbln Moore, aged about 10 years, has
IN missing from his home in Altoona for
ne time past, and any information as to
whereabouts will be gladly and thank
-y received by his distressed parents.
Nj John Mcbride, aged about 73 years,
hsi1 Of which he spent in Blair county.
3 found dead In bed at his residence on
Dry Gap road, a short distance this side
Altoona, on last Thursday morning.
Mcdonald, Of LOretto, sells boys suits
n $50 to SO boys overcoats, $500 to
20; mems suits, $500 to $4,000; mems
Hreosts. 81 30 to $1,000; boys boots, rs
to g. So mems boots, $500 to $500.
Thirty ladies connected with the Presby-
ian church Of Tyrone will indulge In a
TON drill at the Opera House in that place
--aA 'attaf GNEAAlLks nett uuEDduubs
hey have any, are advised to stand from
Der.
-Rt Rev. Bishop Tuigg, of this diocese,
ssued an order commanding all Caths-
under his Jurisdiction to refrain from the
t1l pleasure known as round dancing.
Cd has always been condemned by the
arch.
-aeuben NJ. Rager, a freight brakeman
ing at BlaiTsville Intersection, had one
8 feet and portion of his leg so shock
:! crushed by the cars at Carr's tunnel,
Monday last that amputation had to be
-tsd to.
An overdore OF what Is called ''Morri- |
cough syrup" proved too much for a /
s5ear-oid son Of Mr. J. j. Grifith, Of Jen- /
"Nnsnlp, Somerset county, who died on .
-lesday morning Of last week-twenty- |
hours after taking the fatal dose.
"A man named Harry Banks, who lives .
1''oona' won a bet on last Monday by /
.ss ~, twenty pound turkey with all the
< and half a loaf OF bread inside of /
u'e ~, minutes. As a gormandizer sub /
.IiS man Harry Banks, stands A No. /
.ae pork-yOu-plne ranks.
sa'onnsto"n lad named Charley Bowers, (
ABOUT eight years, struck a railroad /
s'n a stone the other day, and his right
vas 50 badly torn and lacerated by the |
-'.sa mat he will have to do the pound /
-'~ me ieit one if he should undertake F.
1e experiment. soon again.
aTpenter named Samuel Burns. Of
L-'io5e, was arrested en- Thursday last
.'lnd over TO Court for an alleged at
outrage the wife Of Mr.. Daniel
while employed in making some re. I
t Ile residence Of that gentleman near
an Westmorelond county.
!olng man named William Wilson. I
NJ samuel Wilson, Of Blackllck town /
Us county, had one Of his legs broken
as Otherwise fnfured ouita savarai,- ~, I