The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1883-01-19
Ladies, Newport gossamers at Bsrkers,

/ county. one day last week He was at work
uu the track and accidentally fell and stuck
q DicS in his stomach. While trying to pull
0Et the pick train backed down upon him,
crushing IN his skull and killing him on the
spot.
Ladies' Niagara gossamers at Barkers'.
several ladies' Young and middle aged,
of this place. got up doe party and took
advantages OF the good sleiebing on Monday
last hv indufging in trip to HOliidaYshurg,
{ Nevrv. and other points thereaway, return
inc on the following dav. They declare to
[ goodness that they had an elegant time snd
/ an immense amount of il.
! -Mfnce meat 10 cts. per pound at Barkers'.
Our vOuuG friend ". s Huntley, eldest
I soC of Mr.. Geo. Huntlev. one OF Ebensourg
most enterprising citizens, who has been do
{ inc business for his father in West Browns
vile for several months past. has returned
[ home and is once again lending a hslDing
hand AT the old stand on High street who
succeeds him at West Brownsvie we are
unable to say.
-Nessrs. Coulter & HUFF, of Greensburg,
sought 266 acres Of coal land adjoining that
borough on Saturday last, the price paid
ranging from 500 to $3.50 per acre. IT Is al
most SuperhuOuS to add that our hio-hearted
friend and landlord Col Geo. F. Hun, IS
the Junior member Of the above named hrm,
which hv the wav. is one Of the most pros
porous and progressive in this great coal
producing State.
This week canned pine apple at Bakers.
In order 70 get a clerical railroad tick
ct'' over the Pennsylvania railroad under the
new disppnsatian, a minister must certify
that he has two or more charges on the road.
and that the ticket viii be used exclusively
for the purpose Of visiting these charges. 1t
Is also stated that ministers attending con-
/ fprpnres or other religious gatherings must
hereafter pay full fare,
Sleigh bells 81 90 per string at Barkers'.
have been issued for wedding In high life
i'm which a'vnunC lady we'll known and much
esteemed I'm this community Is 20 assume the
role Of the happy bride The brilliant affair
is to take place in far off western city, the
home of the fair one, aS il NAV be- for aughJ
we know Of the brave one, and the 9th OF
next month is the time designated.
Largest stock Of Cossamers at Barkers'.
-"Iovv does IT come that that town clock
Of ours kpeps such good slime ?" is often
asked about the timp-niece on the tower or
the Court House. Because Carl Rivinius
Feeps IL In repair, is the sometime answer.
7 Mr Rivinus Is not ONLY a skiliful mechanl-
clan hut his stock Of clocks, watches, Jew
elrv. etc. High street Ehensburg, can no
whore he surpassed for elegance, exec Hence
and cheapress.
The Huntingdon Globe printing Office
was disposed Of at public sale, on TUESDAY
Of last week. to Mr.. Howard Z. ButZ, VINO
has had charge Of the establishment Tor the
past few months his hid. the highest offered,
being - $50. The new proprietor is prac-
tiral printer and graceful writer, ana the
f1r- has already been demonstrated that the
/ Globe will lose none OF its well-Parned pres
tigc under his management. Success.
Misses Cossamers. all Sizes at Barkers'.
The PENNSYLVANIA Railroad officials have
inst issued an order notifying passengers
that the company will hereafter require them
to have their baggage checked at least hve
D of Ia n
unu1 which they intend to take passage.
/ BAGGAGE agents are instructed to check all
baggage presented provided they have time,
but the company does not ohligate itself to
carry the same unless the above order mas
been strictly complied with.
Ladies' economist gossamers at Barkers'.
Mr. Alexander Henderson, proprietor of
the Henderson House, Cherrytrse, and also
Of n LARGE timber Job in Indiana county,
. surprised the natives on Tuesday last by
pufting seventv-fve teams at work on his
Job. from which he expects TO put in twenty
raftS Of timber and eight ats Of spars. He
recently nafd thiTtv-two thousand dollars for
what IS known as the Britt tract OF land,
. located about four miles from Strnngstown,
Indiana county, and on which is now op-
Grating
Mcdonald. Of Loretto sells u lbs. good
brown sugar for S1.OO: 10 lbs good white
sugar, 81 90: 3 l's. good tea 81 90; lbs.
good green coffee, S1.OO; 6 lbs. hest roasted
coffee, 81. 90 4 hOves psSsPnce coffee, 10 cts.
4 papers soda. 10 cts 3 lbs. oatmeal. 25 cts.
3 lbs. hominv. 25 cts. 4 los. barley % cts.
lbs. rice, % cts common mOlasseS. 40 cts.
peT gallon good syrup. go cts. per gallon.
All kinds Of canned goods, dried fruits, fish,
meat flour, corn, etc etc, kept constantly
on hand.
Mems cemented gossamers at Barkers'.
An Old lady named Kimmen, aged about
81 years and sadly impaired in both mind
and body as well as badly deformed, got up
from her he'd at the residence of her son, in
Stonvcrepk township, Somerset county, on
last Saturday night and leaving the house
wandered away for some distance. Not re-
turning after n considerable time search was
instituted, and the poor woman was found
on her hands and knees and so terribly frozen
that she died soon after being taken back to
the house.
- "Skul and patience succeed where
force falls" TIE quiet skin and patient re-
search which brought forth Kidney Wort H.
Illustrates the truth of the fable. It's grand
success is everywhere admitted Disease
never comes to us without a cause Ask anv
good physician the reason and he will tell
you something inteTferes with the work
tng - the great organs. Kidney Wort ena-
blrS them to overcome all distinctions and
preserve perfect health. Try box or bot
tie at once.
Tine Huntingdon Journal has entered
upon the fOTty-seventh year of its pub;ica-
tion. 1t is conducted with v"ry decided
ability, and, although Republican in its poll
tics. has no sort of patience with the ways
of Republican bosses During the late caua-
paign in this State it took open and decided
gronud in opposition to Cameronism, and
waeed vigorous warfare against ring rule
rs we'll IN county as I'm State affairs The
journal has Our.BeSt wishes for its loup con-
tinUed prosperity.
Thomas Edwards, a young young man
residing in JOhnstOwu, stepped aside while
crossing the p. r. r. bridge over the Cone
maugh few evenings ago, to permit anoth-
er man going in the opposite direction to
pass him by, and in doing so missed his foot
ing and fell into the water, a distance of
probably thiTty-fve feet. OF course he got
a thorough duckiug, but, strange as may
seem, he sustained no injury, and was able
to walk home unattended after being assist
ed from his unpleasant position.
Brother Lutz, Of the Bedford Republican.
went all the way to Ctnajoharie. \. Y, not
many days ago, to marry Miss Hattie Way
who seems to have got away with his heart
while teaching school in Bedford several
years AGO. That is the way of the world in
matters of love, we know, but in this in
stance our journalistic friend mas taken his
own Way aud won a wife whom, we hope,
viii have LutZ Of reason for cOngratulating
herself on the fact that she came in his way
and was found wanting nobody else
Our worthy friend Of long standing
Capt Geo. W. Gageby, was presented with
an elegant gold watch and chain, ou last
Saturday evening, by the employers Of the
&. i. CO.. machiUe shop, Johustown, of
which he had for a number of years been the
foreman, and with which he has Just severed
his connection for the purpose of assuming
a similar position at the Tradegar Iron
Works, ChatauOoCa. We know Of no one
our friend George. and we trust that health
and prosperity may abide wife him in his