The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-10-20
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the Ebensburg postofHce they will be sure to
get it.
Co. H. Of Johustown, was worsted in
rife match at the Blair county fair on Thurs
day last by Co. B, of Benefonte, which came
out six points ahead. The H's had better
| beware of the business ends Of the busy BIS
hereafter.
The Fifth Regiment y. G. P, of which
Co. A, Of this place, IS part and parcel, will
have its headquarters. and al! IFS other quar-
ters, at Athletic Hall, Philadelphia, while in
attendance at the Bic centennial celebration
next week
Your chance is still good to gobble M a
few boss bargains in ladies'. misses and chill
dren's shoes at q. T Roberts cheap variety
store. Don't fail TO pitch IN, then. for it re-
quires very small sum OF money 20 secure
| n good pair Of shoes
Brother Andrew. for thirty years promi-
nently connected with st. Vincnnt's Monas-
/ terv, near Latrohe was thrown from buggy
on Tuesday Of last week and so seriously
. injured about the head that his recovery was
. considered impossible.
A "retrifed human heart taken from a
petrifed body exhumed near Fort Worth.
Texas" was one Of the curiosities exhibited
at the Blair county fair bv the HoIIidavshurr
/ correspondent Of the Altoona Tribune. and a
maidstone was another.
Mrs. Caroline Korb. who recently went
TO Bristol. Pa, fully impressed with the be-
/ lief that she would be able to identify the
/ remains of the boy killed at Johnstown on
| the sth Of July. has returned home perfectly
satisfied that it was not her son.
[ 1t Is nearly four months vet tn Valen
/ tine Dav, hut that didn't deter Mr.. RaIph
| Day and Miss Jessie Valentine. of Altoona
from getting up a Valentine Day of their
( own by entering into the holy bonds of mat
rimOnv on last Sunday evening.
/ Young and middle aged men suffering
/ from nervous debility, premature old age,
I loss Of memory, and kindred symptoms,
should send three STAMPS for Part VII OF
I pamphlets issued by Worlds Dispensary
/ Medical Association, Buffalo. Y. Y
] Capt. W. W. Ivory. an old Mexican sol.
/ dier, who was born and raised at Summit
/ Vile, this county, from whence he removed
/ to St Louis, many years AGO. has recently
/ established himself in the life insurance and
I money to loan business at st. Louis. Mo-
You were talking about good -four and
where to buy it. were you? The question is
/ n common Gne. and the answer we invariab biv
I Give If we happen TO be consulted on the sub.
/ iect, Is to 60 to John Owens. High street.
and purchase. He sells the very best brands
A reunion Of the family Of our good old
friend and patron. Mr.. John Strayer father
/ Of our worthy townsman. Co. Sup't Straver,
( was held at the parental home. near Johns
town, on Wednesday last An account Of
/ the pleasant event event has been promised
/ for our next issue.
w. J. Davis. an emDlOve at Hecla Col
lierv. near Greensburg. was instantly killed,
on Saturday last, by falling dawn a shaft $50
feet deem, and Edward Lynch. a painter at
/ Mt Pleasant, in the same county, met with
| the same fate on the same dav bv falling
/ distance OF twenty feet.
Another special examination Of teachers
win be held at the public school building in
this place tomorrow Saturday forenoon.
[ commencing at O'Clock. All those wishing
70 teach who do not hold certificates should
attend this examination, as il is the last one
that will be held this year.
Dry goods and groceries, hats, boots and
shoes and many things more from which Won
can choose Just what Won want and at prices
as low as you'll find anywhere in the county
Won 90. are comprised in She stock, always
choicest and hest, at John Owens cheap
store, where it pays to invest.
Long ago c. T. Roberts had an adver-
tisement in the papers which famed out at
the head as follows "TefHp1ts fttg3t l' Free
" translated, this means that IL time flies ere
You call on Mr.. Roberts and buy good watch
OF clock YOU viii make mistake YOU will
regret the rest Of your lifetime,
A boy. aged about IA years. who hailed
from Council Bluffs. Iowa, passed through
Altoona eastward hound. on last Sunday
morning, having travelled all the way, and
long distance II Is. by stealing rides on freight
trains. The Philadelphia Bi-CentenniaI is
probably the attraction which prompted the
venture
7 Mrs. Walsh, of Altoona. the lady whom
we stated last week had been struck bv lin
. tied express at the Ninth street crossing in
that city. and who at the time was supposed
/ TO have been onIyslightlv injured, is said now
to he in a very serious condition. having sus
tanned internal injuries which are likely to
prove fatal
Rev p Valentine LObevmer. o. s B.
died Of drOpsy in Covinrton, Ky. on the 9th
Inst he was born in Pfaffenbere, Bavaria,
on Nav 4, 1892. Deceased for many years
officiafed in JohnstOwn and afterwards at St
Nicholas, this county, from whence he was
ordered tn CovingtOn about three years ago.
Nav he rest in peace.
Corporal J. c. Williamson. who was
thrown from a wagon and had his right leg
broken on the ID of last July, slipped on the
boardwalk I'm front Of the Blair House, a few
davs ago, and had the injured member pretty
badly wrenched. He is getting along com
fortably, however, and will soon be none the
worse for the mishap.
Mr. Joseph NJ. Clarke, who was married
70 a daughter Of Mrs. T. Conrad and a grand
daughter of Mr.. John Ivory, deceased, a forS
mer well known merchant at Summitvine,
this county, died in st. Joseph, No, on Mon
day morning of last week, aged about 81
years. His wife and two small children sur
vive him. May he rest in peace.
The Vigilant fire company, Of Altoona,
is to be taken to Philadelphia and brought
home again for s5.OO'per head, while the
Huntingdon hremen, who are rhirtv-fve
miles nearer the scene Of the coming Ri. Cen
tennial, vii! either have to pay S6.O8 each for
the same trip or else stay at home, and that
is why the Huntingdon iremen find fault and
fume furiously.
On Tuesday last the Assignees OF VIM.
NJ. Lloyd sold at their Office in Altoona about
two-thirds Of the old homestead property of