The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-08-04
local AND PERSONAL

- There and the Other Place.
This is the most August month ID Ine
'L-Trs blackberry crop in this section Is
fuU'v immense. -,s.t- has beeu
-r7H as charity, so TO sPeaA' H'S Oeeu
me weather thus far TINS Weeh s,--,,,,. -
--- yorr e7r buy pure sugars , auv SiuPs AZ
H - IE- ~ 'sr+,angfr and health all found in
- ---ttIs 81 Browns Iron BitterS.
'lz ,r,ry with other bargains Y. s. Barker
~ are selling flour at 81. 60 per sack.
THAT hacking cough can be so quickly
4 - he Shii0h's Cure. we guarantee lG.
new county Jail, to cost from S50,000
- s.5 011 is about to be erected at Green's
-Orr CarroIltowu letter came too late for
b. length TO find a place to put 1t in this
The asthetic sundower, which Just now
.,s RS boom, is gaudy and gay, being out in
-' -r-arIass nights made miserable bv that
--.rfa cough. ShilOh's Cure Is the remedy
~ rr1 At James drug store.
will vou suffer with dyspepsia and liver
4 ..---frfuf7 ShiIOh's VitallZer is guaranteed
. Ere YOU. At James drug store
III You have powder and gun which you
4 .--yr low TO steer, for squirrels you can 90
.-.-rHer the first, ana nary fine fear.
var will find bargains at BaTkers' dur
- -rf- month. IS they must sell off their
--rz- stock before getting new goods.
II son Of NIr. George Mack, of Cambria
1 .--rsrfn. fell or stepped on a scythe, on
tuesday last, cutting one of his feet very Sc
rrrarrh cured, health and sweet breath
.,.rsf bv ShilOh'S Catarrh Remedy. Price
cents Nasal Injector free. At James
s-- store Ebeushurg.
" :. Barker Il Bro. have succeeded in
4 --srr- mp n few good bargains this week.
4 .--rr which is canned corn at eleven cents
-s-r1n. or FIVE cans for fifty cents.
Il Who ever heard of good raisins being
cid at ten cents per pound? Nobody, we
--tu-s 90 say, and vet Y. $. Barker & Bro.
.-s actually selling them at that price
Mr. Joseph Mack, of Cambria township,
"a. lust succeeded in securing a pension
4 i-Hr- back to July, 1865, at the rate Of two
4 s-rr-s upr month. amounting In all to S44S.
"A rirI baby six weeks old and weighing
-r four pounds is what puzzles the Puzzle
-rr--s over in Blair county. The parental
-r- is HeIsel. but there is nothing of that
lid about the story.
James l.. Martin, an employe at the
-7r-a- Wire Works JOhustOwn had the
-tsfrrtuue 10 fall into q tub full Of boiling
---a' Oh Saturday last, and was shOckinglv
a5zi. There is some hope, however, Of
-yrr T. r. Heist, chairman of the Dem
cratic county committee, desires the pres
s--a IN this place, on Monday next, Aug. 9TH,
all the asnirauts for Office who are seeking
--rra-i0n at the approaching Democratic
Urinary election.
Vow is the time to buy shoes If you wish
take advantage of low prices. Y. 5. Bar
H- Bro. have filed mp their bargain coun-
- with shoes Of all sizes, and marked them
such low prices that YOU will be astOnished
Bel. such goods can be sold so low.
Marriages have increased 40 per cent.
Young men have learned of the soothing
1a7- 0- ~ues Tar, Wild Cherry and HOar-
and. upon babies. Young man if YOU
zaU bottle on haudlfor an emergency, you
Be s7fa ir bringing things to n climax.
"A SON of Mr.. VIM. Ford, of Frog Hollow,
-w JohustOwu. fell from a load of hav
lt was being hauled down the BenshOff
% few davs ago and rolling over the
rad and down an emb8nEment TWENTY-FIVE
a- high. tracturiuE one of his legs between
knee and thigh.
Mrs Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable
rUr0und is a most valuable medicine for
'z- Of an ages who may be afflicted with
-r form of disease peculiar to the sex. Her
NEEDLES are not only put up i'm liquid forms
l- .1 pills and loZenges, i'm which forms they
&c securely sent through the mails
Sister Mary Martina, Of the order of Sis .
- rt Mercy, and q daughter Of Mrs Their
EI-.e, Of Altoona, died in Hayes CITY.
--~Es, on Thursday last, in the twenty
or Nawry, Blair county, and entered ST.
agnes convent Pittsburgh, April 4th, 1876.
lr her soul rest in peace.
An Ehensburg lady who was i'm GalrtZin
Tuesday last assures us that there was a
nua.e iall of snow there on that day
-nt1e while it was coming down. but
visible after it reached terra fTnd Snow
.ra first day of August is indeed a rarftv,
-l 600 top of the Alleghenies, but there is
telling what q cold summer like this will
frr-h
Tile Democratic nominee for Judge of
supreme Court. Silas NJ. Clark. ESQ is
only distinguished LAWYER. but a suc-
-.a. farmer. Hisfarm i'm our neighborIug
lE-T NJ Indiana will this year yield one
.aI1 bushels Of wheat and rye, all of
.'h Is harvested and partly threshed. His
ot votes, not oats, will be i'm about the
Ia proportion
With sincere sorrow we learn that Mrs.
avid Curry of Altoona, a woman aged about
years, was stricken with paralysis on last
a-day afternoon, her entire left side being
ted. The afflicted lady is a cousin Of
aIitOr of this paper, and for that reason,
I we'll as because she is q most worthy wO-
la In every leSpect, we hope aud pray for
early and complete recovery.
-LOrettO's aspirant for legislative horors
The Democratic ticket, Mr.. 4. J. Christv.
#Hooping things up pretty lively, and it
1t be his fault, or the fault Of a gOodIv
amber of earnest friends, if he don't carry
"a prize at the coming primary election.
.' IS active and energetic, and if he don't
.. lI- goal OF his ambition he will at least
T7 '.e satisfaction of knowing that be did
..W0St TO attain the object in view.
tome To us In the morning. come TO us
H11n come 10 us at any hour. and wp'U
you pretty soon that there is no place in +
1sAlrg or any other town where YOU can
-gEt-Tral value for your money I'm the
.s at dry goods, dress goods, hats shoes.
series. notions, and many things else.
en- O.. the cheap cash store of John Owens.
aN hats Of all kind and summer goods Of
~ description positively closing out at
-.f either Rob Roy Cunningham. Mrs
pa. a. LrOssman, A. T. Duncan, VIM. 7
.- -.l'. James Jackson, Prop. Marshall .
-'.. j. ,, Mckenzie, Gilbert A. Mont .
...- j. Morgan, George Thomas, Mrs.
=. ltuutOn, =. N. WOOdcock. Stew .
Williams or Miss Addie YCsf. Inquire
ai the EbensburE pOstOffice. he or '
la sure to get il, provided the appIf-
made iu time.
.Hn DouahOe, Of Robertsdale Hunt .
....tr ulied himself full of cider and .
NJ. or beside the track Of the East I
.- l,. j. 90 sleep OFT the effects. This
@ -, a.- been well enough if there had .
-. .LalnS running, but unfortunately .
.-.s was not the case, and about 7 .
~. ..r next morning which was Monday
-- -"-Nr MS liteless remains were found .
mUtilated condition
.-.Hesday last, says the Hunting .
+7rs. Mr.. Geo. Jacobs, employed .
+-. oi Mr. Samuel Smith. in Jack
.pr this county, while riding on a
-.... was struck by the limb Of a tree
r .rN to the ground, falling upon his
. -.sulderS. NO bones were broken .
-5.1n Of the brain ensued and he
.-Nt day. He was q single man,
In years. and was well Thought Of
...l from gentleman in this place
.a-rTsp spondence with a party high
.a circles I'm New York, that the
a OF the railroad for which a sur
..ala through this section last sum-
.. .- SEQ down in the calendar of fu-
.-Ey events as an assured fact
question now to be determined is
--- Two routes from BradIev's will
.- .-e one running uOrthward or