The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1883-01-12
-BarEer,' have peaches, piums, pump

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canned gOOds, French and Turkey prun es,
starch corn starch, barley, oatmeal cracked
wheat, miHee meat, syrup, New Orleans
molassss. vinegar, sts., etc, at the sugar
Bowl and will he sold at bO tom prices.
Hogs iced Barker's horse and cattle
powders.
The Cambria House in this place will be
sold over again, or at least offered for sale,
at public outcTy tomorrow Saturday af-
ternoOn at O'Clock, Messrs. Andrew and
Peter Gutwald, who purchased 1t conformity
at the first sale, having withdrawn their bid
because they could not get possession on the
first of next April, as they seem to have an
ticipated
Hens will lay more eggs with Barker's
powders.
Our genial little friend r H. Thomp-
son, whe for the past eipht months has been
servingThe travelling public with grace and
dignity as manager of that large and ele-
gaat new hotel, the Park House. at Cur
wsnsviile, of which Mrs T. l. Mcnamara is
prOprietresS, tarried in the land of his nativ-
ity hereaway from Friday evening until
Monday afternoon.
-Barkers' can save money for you on can
ned goods.
Mcdonald. LOretto, sells 10 lbs brown
sugar tor S1.OO; 8 lbs white suTar, S1 no 8
lbs. green coffee, 81 90: lbs hest roasted
coffee, 81 90 4 boxes eSsenCe coffee. q cts =
4 papers soda, 10 cts. . lhs oi meal, %
cts. lbs. hominY, 25 cts. : rs barley. 25
ect. lbs. rice, % cts. Dried apples,
peaches, pTunes, raisins ana currants at
equally low prices.
Buy one dollars worth of canned goods
at Barkers'.
AT an election held in this place on Tues
day last the following name' ppnt 'auen
were chosen ss officers of the FNeu- Hurg
and Cresson Railroad Co President, a. 4.
Barber Directors, Wistar Morris Henry
Walsh Y. P. Shortridge. Strickland KneasS,
Thomas Davis, Richard Jones. Ed, James,
F. II. Barker Abel LlOvd, Thomas Griffith,
George Huntley, j. p Wethereli.
Feed your stock Barkers' horse ard cat
tie powders.
-Ex-Deputy Sheriff d. II. Kinkead Of
ping clerk at the Gautier wire works. johns
town, and will enter on the discharge Of his
duties on Monday next. His family. how
ever, will remain here until Spring barry
will fill the bill to perfection, and If close at
tention to business availeth aught he is bound
to go up higher in the Sweet by and by
DO you know who sells the cheapest
canned goods ?
On Tuesday last the assignees of VIM
NJ. Lloyd sold to DIR. G. 6. Baker, Of Blair
county, one of the mortgages, what is known
as Mr.. LlOyd's homestead - property con
sisting of nineteen acres of ground and the
Mansion house. for the sum of SOC, j67. The
assgnPes' sale was then adjourned until
Nav 18th, when they will offer for sale all
the unimproved land situate in several of the
Western States.
Try Barkers' one dollar assortment of
canned goods.
Brother Trout of the LewistOwu Free
Press, rushed i'm upon us very unexpectedly
between trains on Wednesday last. He was
On his way over the hill to the poor house d"
but we are glad to say that he didn't stay
there-it may be because they wouldn't keen
him, he being out of his haiiwick. Be that
as it may, he came here hungry enough to
bite at a flv-Trout like-and went away
with a full stOmach-nOt from the poor
house. but the Lloyd House.
Your COWS will give more milk with Bar
ker's powders.
We neglected to note the fact last week
that the County Commissioners have reap
pointed Mr.. VIM. II. NcMulen as clerk and
NJ. d Kittell. Esq, as counsel. Mr.. Mem
has the reputation of being one of the most
efficient incumhentS of that position the
Commissioners office has ever known, and
as for our friend "DOn"-well, everybody
recognizes his worth and so we will say no
more about it. The respective salaries are
5000 and 5000 per year.
-Barkers' have apples, tomatoes, scorn,
peas and beans
- s#"TTnbidden guests are often welcom-
est when thew are gone" Disease is an un-
hidden guest which Kidney Wort almost
invariably 'shOws the door, Here is case
in point Mother has recovered" 4" wrote an
Illinois girl to her Eastern relatives "She
took bitters for long time but without any
good. So when she heard of the virtues of
KidEev-WOTt she got a BOX and it completely
cured her so that she can do as much work
nsw as she could before VIC moved West
Since she got well every one about here Is
taking it."
still I'm the Iead-the Lem, Davis horse
and cattle powder.
Cambria county has got away with two
pretty good things at Harrisburg, Lem. Da-
Wis, Esq, Of this place, who is a good Repub-
lican and an earnest, efficient partisan, hav-
ing been elected Sergeant Rt-A Arms of the
State Senate, and Capt. VIM. Linton, of
Summitville chosen superintendent of the
pasting and folding brigade of the Demo
cratic House, position accorded him by
acclamation. We congratulate both gentle
men on their success and more especially do
we congratulate our fellow tOwnsman, Mr..
Davis, who would have had poor show for
the "pOsish" if a Sergeaut-at-LegS instead
of a Sergeant-at-Arms had been demanded.
$50, 900 packages Of Barker's horse and
cattle powder sold In 1882.
Work on the new armory progresses.
The heater will be put in position and be In
working order ten days from date. This
Job is in the nature of sub-contract, and is
being we'll and faithfully done by Mr.. Jesse
BOsinger. for Mr.. Parrish the contractor.
About two weeks from date the plastereTs
Messrs. Hughes and Evans, will begin work
The Institution, as we understand it from
Mr. w. G. Williamson, the active member of
the building committee, is to have the build
ing ready for occupancy about the first Of
June next. The bonded Indebtedness IS
now S6, 600, which sum will be increased a
couple of thousand dollars more. As an en-
tiretV, the aTmoTy will cost So, 900, which
sum does not include the furniture.
Joseph Mills and William Culbert, the
former charged with rape and the latter with
stealing cows, attempted to escape from the
county Jail on Wednesday evening by the
use of a little stratagem. They fixed up the
cots i'm their cells so as 70 create the impress
sion that they were occupied, and then hid
themselves in a vacant cell, from which they
made their way into the corridor and thence
to the Jail yard, with the hope, no doubt, of
being able to scale the wall during the
night When their escapade was discovered
a search was instituted and they we're found
hidden In the pig pen. II Is needless to say
that thev were speedily remanded TO their
old quarters, and that strict watch will be
kept on their movements hereafter.
Mr.. T. A. Thompson is postmaster at
Hemlock (Iilly's station), this county, and
also keeps q store at the same place. On last
Friday night his establishment WAS broken
into and dry goods, clothing, boots. shoes
and other articles, valued in all at one hum
ired dollars, were carried of Several reg
stered letters and a number of postage
stamps were also taken. Entrance was ef-
fected by the burglars removinga large pane
Df glass from window, thus affording easy
access to the store room. The building IS
situated In close proximity to the Pennsyi-
pania railroad and IL Is supposed the bur-
Zlary was committed by trnmps. All towns
along the railroad we're notified by telegraph
Of the robbery, but as yet we have not heard
Of any arrests having been made,
Mrs Emma Robb of JohnstowD Is the
posses sor OF a oueer old clock about foBr