The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-12-08

etc. ana tnab Is WnV we ask 1t NOh
/ have not called. we advise you TO eal forth
/ with. He will please your eve and your taste,
and not wofully deplenish your pOckethOok.
-Barkers' have black and white hannel
How did you Ike the way the clock on
the tower of the Court House kept tune this
week. Good enough You would say.
Carl Rivinius Is its regulator Carl, who sells
approved clocks. watches and iewelTy at hni-
iday prices. Talking OF the holidays, which
are near AT hand. he has some splendid goeFs
suitable for presents which he wants you TO
call and see
-Rarkers' have host Iumhermen's flannel
John Owens, High street, EbensbHrg,
continues to maintain his reputation for
kapping the verv hest grade of -four in towE
He gets II from approved mills and warrants
every sack In addition be sells boots and
shoes, hats and caps, groceries, etc.-aN Of
the best-at what is termed by housewife< as
living prices. You. reader are invited to
call on him this week.
-BarkeTs' have cakes, candies, crackers.
Six folly good fenows yclept ANDY Far
rem. Cant Jas. CIossin Max. StehIev. Rich'd
Curry John 3 Thomas and Ino. Rpinhard,
f.. comprising the crew Of the Pacific EX-
press on the P. r. R, and are entirely pacific
in All their cOminCs and GOingS, whether on
the train or of It, were here this week as
witnesses in n case before Court and did US
the honor Of a visit Monday forenoon.
#s%"Figures are not alwavs facts, " but the
fncnntrOvprtihle facts concerning Kidney
Wort are better than most fgures. For In
druugist Kidney Wort iSa he most pouular
medicine We sell" II should he wv right for
no other medicine has such specific action on
the liver, bowels and kidneys. Do not fail
to trv It.
-Barkers' have a large stock ladies shawls.
Our good old friend W. L Akers, Of AL
fonna. paid us a brief hut pleasant call this
week. as did also our equally esteemed friends
Aseemblv-eIect Horne, Judge Easlv, ex-
Sheriff RYAN. Chas Simon and John Fisher,
ESQ. nf .JohnStOwn, T. J. Stephens, Eco,
Geo. Gutwalt and p. a Burns of Ga'litZin,
James Ttpll. Of Portage township, Luke Be
he. NJ CIearfipid township. and MANY others
whose names we cannot at present recall
-Rarkprs' have a spIendid line Of teas.
While Mr.. John y. Evans. of the East
ward was ENGAGED on last Monday morning
/ in removing the ice which had accumulated
about the watpr-wheel of the Ehanehurg
wOolen mill. the wheel suddenly started and
struck him ON both arms. hTuiSing them very
badIv from the shoulders to the wrists or
nearly So though fortunately breaking no
homes His escape from more serious injury
was certainly a very narrow one, and he has
good reason 70 he thankful. DR.. thinner
man has the case in charge and we are glad
to learn that Mt. Evans is doing as well as
could be eSpected.
-Rarkers' have mems heavy Jean pants.
There was p large crowd of unruv epir-
its on our streets Monday. brought hther by
she quarterly advent of Court The trouble
was too much heer. An OvPr-PXcited indi-
viduaI, late in the evening. visited Burgess
Roberts and introduced his conversation in
this wise Glow much would Won charge a
person in this town If he would happen to
hit another nerSOn-hard ." The answer is
not known but our Information goes that
. this Over-excited individual came down street;
hit fellow hard was escorted hack to the
Burgess office paid fine Of 80 and costs
and left satisfied Such is life.
Ladies' and girls gOSSamPrs ~ Barkers'
"A young lady named Stalh, living in the
family Of John II. Douglass, Esq. in Clear
4
about three weeks ago the needle breaking
OF, and since then she has suffered untold
tOrments- Her arm became greatly Sw Hen
running sores broke ont on her wrist and
between her thurab and first finger. and for
eighteen DAYS and nights she obtained no
slePp and required the almost constant atten-
tiOu Of some member Of the family. The at
tending physician has TINS far failed to find
the niece Of needle hut we are clad 70 learn
that the young lady was much better atlatest
accounts.
-Rarkers' have full stock undertaking.
Mr.. Fergus C. Lloyd, whose marriage
notice apurars elsewhere, presented the
. cow Club Of this place with q large and
luscious wedding cake. which was devOurad
with q relish at n special meeting Of the
"Owls' held in the spaciOuS parlors OF HeiSt's
Mountain House In return for this kind
and courteous act. the CIuh in question Of
which Fergus is now an ex-menihpr matri-
monv having taken MI the "Owl" out Of him
have made that gentleman and his amiahle
some silver nankin an1 houquet holders with
the names of all the members neatly engraved
thereon.
-Barkers' have the best shirtiue fi7nnels
Our butcher friend, Lewis Rodgers
slaughtered three porkers Of his own raising
a few davS AGO which weighed respectively
450 400, AIS and 33S pounds, making grand
total W 1916 mounds, or an average weight
n 404 wounds each. They were all of one
litter, fourteen months Old. and We're q cross
hef he
White breeds. The mother Of these ponder
GUS pOTkeTS were was slaughtered by Mr.
Rodgers a year ago, and weighed at the time
5I6 pounds. IF anv OF our readers can trnt
out ANYTHING In the swine line to heat the
tour hogs above referred to. now is the time
. to pork i'm their claims for pOudeT0us DOrkers.
Mems cotton working shirts at Barkers'
rms iS special announcement. Please
read r. The holidays are coming Christ
mas and the intervening davs until II arrives
at New Years. Do vCu know how to please
your wifp2 Or You husband Or that big
hoy OF girl OF v0ursH Or those children
B r. T.. Davis. Julian street, EhenShurg has
what is pronounced hy competent Judge the
incest and hest boots shoes. slippers, rubbers
/ &c, for both gentleman and ladies'. boys and
girls inside n sphere bounded nv New York
on he North, MARYLAND and the rest % those
States on the SOuth, the Atlantic on the
: East. and every where on the West. He au-
! thorizes us to say that il any article that
! eOes out Of his store is aught else than lis re
presented then all money viii I've refunded
end this recommendation will be rescined.
Bankers largest stock TO select from.
The employees ~ the Cambria Iron Com.
pany were officially notified on yesterday
week that the entire paw rolls OF the com
pany would undergo a revision of readiust-
mant, by which certain of them wou Ia have
their WAGES materially decreased on aud af-
ter last FRIDAY, the first day or the presen
month The reduction VIII average about
10 per cent. and the necp~stv for readiust-
ment, according to the Tribitns is ascribed
and correctly too, to the depressed condition
of the iron market, caused, as Is the case
elsewhere by the supply being greater than
the demand. The Company prefers to keep
its work going and its employees together
rather than shut down, believing the first
named policy to be the better wav for all
concerned to bridge over the present Difficult.
ty.
Buy the Remington sewing machine at
Bankers
On "wednesday evening of last week the
engine Uf the Mail Express train struck Mr.,
Herman Helstern at the street crossing Just
west Of the p. r. r. passenger station at
distance and inficting Injuries from the ef-
fects of which he died in few hours. He
was in the employ Of the Cambria Iron Co.
and was on his way home from work. ard
when he arrived at the crossing a freight
train was passing. The Express was also
approaching on the south track, but it was
not observed by him, and when the last car
Of the freight train had gone by he stepped
directly in front Of the Express train, when
il was too late by reversing the engine which
was done. to prevent the accident. The de
ceased. who was a German, sxty-two years
old. came TO Johnstown about 1S49 where
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