The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-09-04
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.Court next week.
g. frr peaches go to the Sugar Bowl.
'Irrfra attending cOurt next week drop
.nd nav the printer.
T1,rrstawu streets are to be lit with
,rsetrfc light.
f. apgIa coop in lli5 county this year
huudaUt
F., last vas the anniversary Of
I ~ SIN tbs departure from the jail.
F. 20 cents you can get an apple parer
and -rfrer at Dufton's.
r. ra.aI time for shooting squirrels
-srrst 90 Tuesday last.
r. ru5Iic schools Of this place open On
rFav next.
B. all kinds Of vegetables go &C the
b Bowl
T. are -uxicusly awaiting the time
President Cleveland will run out of
b. Charles McManamy, one of Al
i rv townships oldest and best citizens,
a .r- office a visit on Thursday.
L. William H. Gardner, who paid our
i q visit about two weeks ago, is said TO
h. very 100 at home in HOllidaysburg
h. devotion OF the Forty Hours will
hence at the Catholic church in st.
slime 0n Sunday n ext.
b. George NJ. Yeager, q prominent
4 z.s nan Of Altoona, died on Thursday
N. week aged, about Al years.
Ia IS thirty eight years since thu use OF
u 20 samps was introduced by the gov
men
j IA Williamsburg, Blair county man re-
IN lost ten hogs with something ike
b.
-seveu young attorneys picked their
II at Creensburg on Monday last and
q admitted To practice.
-Tx-sherfff Blair was on the sick list for
y days, but is again able 70 be about
b.
1.-Two men supposed to be the men who
sntly committed the murder at Duncans-
4 have been arrested at Bedford.
D. Thursday the laying of the rails on
'Cresson and Coalport railroad, was
Ineucpd q CoaIpoIt
b. Isaac Evans, one of the Oldest
Ifns Of this place. is lying very I'll at his
legce in this place.
.Ihe following persons can each get
D by calling at the Ebensburg post
Miss Clara Allen, Miss HELEN
b, Miss Sarah Quinne.
Captain Winship, Providence Police,
red Eve years from kidney disease. was
j hy Hunts kidney and Llyer) Rene
IT, Messrs. Barkers' lost horse one
last week from the effects Of an op-
b. performed to remove ring bone.
S had to shoot it.
Ihe attention Of contractors is called to
Biting OF the building of the dam for
Fatzr works Sac advertisement in an
i column.
NJ Peter a. Schwab, Of Coatesville,
D son-In law of Mr.. Martin Ward, Of
plscs, paid visit to the town on Tues
b..
IT, attention of farmers is called to the
ia. EIshard l. Davis, has a large stock
D. leather boots, just the thing for
D. winter at his shoe store on Julian
d Gail aud see them.
~ John kuepper, of Croyle township,
D 1sed by a vicious COW about week
q days ago, and so severely injured that
y present time but little hopes are had
n recovery.
lplDsria. egg food, for young chicks and
ting fowls, will make your hens lay,
|ent and cure nearly all diseases com
% poultry. For sale at Zimmerman
Ist0re.
T. DauntIess Fire company received
fhew hose carriage on Wednesday even
D. it Is said TO be a fine one. It was
a. Wi.IiamspOrt, and the Pennsylvania
FRd shipped it free to this place.
T. Synod OF Pennsylvania, comprising
\ 30 ministers and laymen, will meet
b .sloute on the 18th inst, and the
p vii. last four or five days. 1t will
q important event iu Presbyterian cir
"a. Charles LatteTner is now engaged
q Golden Eagle Clothing store in Al /
y where he will be happy to meet his |
bends and customers from the noun /
and give them bargains in anything 10 .
pay Of clothing.
d. " B. Wolf, a prominent citizen of
hnati, who, about thirty FIVE OF forty
ago was a resident Of this place, and .
2 remembered by many Of our older
p, spent few hours in town on Sat
i last
pe'r5-ed hoOf Of a horse was found
p ago in the old Pennsylvania quarry
q Acheesport, embedded in twelve feet
p rock twenty feet above water level.
pooi i5la very perfect one, and those
aim 90 know say It it not less than
hou7a1d years old.
z Is said that from hill one mile north.
"a NlI"euSVllle can be seen the hill
p eight different counties, Cameron, I
Jefferson, Indiana, Cambria, Blair,
and CIearfeId, presenting to the eye I
pre- o' Grauduer uneZceIled anywhere. /
4 said that the prospects for better
y a Altoona are looking up. Men who
a.e.y been working short time have
p houEs increased, and 1t is expected /
fore long the different shops viii be
4 full time.
SIS. John II. Fiske, John Beers,
4 Kuhn, Ben. Meyers and Joel Gates,
L'eFPr.siug citizens or White and
townships, were in town on Monday
tending q law salt from that end of
=6uty.
gloomy fears, responding views,
aFnesstbat many complain Of, would
per were the blood made pure and
4 before reaching the delicate vessels !
0slln. Ayers SarsaparilIa purifes
4.-l=s the blood, Thus promoting the
o' 1yly and sanity Of mind.
Als, Bates, who was Jailed about