The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-12-11

to prevent it.
One of our exchanges very pointedly
says: Patrouize your own village black.
smith, carriage maker and store keeper;
help each along cultivate a pride in the
progress and thrifty appearance of your own
community; cast out that selfish jealousy #
neigh boris prosperity. 1t is the mutual in
terest Of all to have the largest number of .
prosperous met in each community.
The Clinton county wilderness is now .
reported to be overrun by sportsmen, the .
gunners in that re gion being estimated at
over 200 The report also declares that ''Jhe (
+ hunting is excellent - but owing to the fact
that the number of sportsmen somewhat
exceeds the number of deer, it should prob
ably be added that the hunting is much bet
ter than the finding.
Mr.. James Myers, who until recently
was engaged with his brother in the hotel
business in this place, left for the home of
his parents, in Gauitzin township, on Friday
last James is young man whom it is a
pleasure to know, and whatever his occupa-
tion in the future may be it is our earnest
wish that he may meet with unbounded
success.
On Thursday of last week Day Express
a
WHmOre His neck and right arm were
broken. The man was stranger, about 80
years of age, five feet ten inches in height.
and rad black hair and moustache and chin
whiskers. He was dressed neatly and wore
clean underclothing. The remains were in
TERED at Wnmore on Friday afternoon.
Miss Annie O'Hara, daughter of Mr..
Samuel O'Hara of Munster township, was
rhage of the lungs at the residence of Mr..
II. j. Grouse, of this place, on Sunday last
and has had a number of severe hemor-
rhages since and is now lying dangerously
Ill at the residence of her brother, Mr.. J.
2 A. O'Hara, where she was removed on
:. Monday last
-"Citizen's" communication from st. Au-
= gustIne came last week after our paper was
l. worked off, and, of course too late for pub
lication. All communications should be
., mailed so that at the very outside limit they
d would reach us by Tuesday night We
hope to hear from "Citizen " again when
= anything transpires but little earlier in The
Ii week. Thanks all the same as if we had
used it,
h DIR. Abner Griffith, whom we hope to SEE
L. ere long completely restored to health, le f
J.. for his southern home, at OcaIa, Florida, OF
r., Tuesday last. 1t was the intention of the
" Doctor to remain with us this winter, bu
; having contracted a severe cold a few week
ago. be found it necessary to seek the more
congenial climate of the South. DuriB
x his absence DR.. Mont Jones, who is in ever
e. way competeng for the work, will have hi
u large practice in charge.
Mcdonald at Loretto Pa, still hold
y the fort and continues to wage war agsins
10 high prices. He sells dress goods as low a
De cts per yard cauton iaurels at cts. pc
yard all giuqhams at cts. per yaId bes
w shirting at 10 cts per yard, gray faunels a
oe 13 cts. per yard good Kentucky jeans a
Is 10 cts. per yard, velveteens, shawls, blar
kets, and all other fall and winter goods q
o equally low prices, for cash or good, mai
,a ketabIe produce.
ri Every body wants to save money for tn
holidays. The small boy wants to save
tr BUY candy ana toys the young man want
-. to save so that he can buy something mic
n for his sweetheart and the married me
he want to save to buy something for the
families. The boys, young men and ma
ried men, can all save money by buyir
us their dry goods, dress doods, boots an
'eI shoes, groceries ard provisions, at Jof
NC Owens store on High street.
u An itiueIant minister named Wilcox
reaping a harvest out of the Peansylvan
lot marriage license law. He has estabhsht
OF regular marriage stations at various pom
ice along the borders of New York State,
NE which lie appears on certain days ca
week At State Line on Monday he marri
ID seven couples, the young folks having gat
IS cred in for miles around. To many, a t.
EsN H.r1 han
,ad the county seat, where they have to 90 f
a license.
ar. On Tuesday last the County Comm
rs siouers ap pointed Mr.. b, G. J. McGIire,
asst wilmore, Mercantile Appraiser for Il
ace coming year. There were ten ap2lican
9th for the position as follows John H. Ke
nedy Jacob 5. KieI, - Bier and Jam
IN Tel of Portage township, George W. Pr
the gle, Isidore Holder and B. c. j. Mcclure
,-io Wilmore Alexander Skelly Of Croyle TOW
her ship John NJ. King of JOhnstown and
nth ward Bradley of Couemaugh township.
Can you tell who is in the greatest da
Mr.. ger of catching any Infectious OF epideu
st. disease? ''Why," you say, "the per-
liant whose blood Is in an impure or imUOverisl
anv condition. Exactly. Such people ta
her special complaints as dry grass bursts i
ing fame before the sparks of locomCti
,r,a Pure blood is a defense it means safe
tbo and DR. Kennedy's FavOrite Remedy is
tors mildest safest and surest purifier of
has blood. Our chief dangers are Within o
IN. selves.
mes. Michael Griffin and Fred AEers
Z of Johnstown, made an assault on Mr.. L.
N at O'Hara at the Office of o. Hara Bros,
: as this place, Oh Tuesday night, and fer st
Y az time made things lively. While Tim
and attending to Que, the other seized pol
mn and Tim had to get out to save hims
luce They then ran off, carrying the poker y
them, but were afterwards arrested. and
1io ., the hearing before Burgess Barker y
- ~ fined FIVE dollars apiece and costs.
-. having the ready money, they were sen
iaii for forty-eieht hours.
= Water was let into the new dam of
water works one Gay last week, and
new engine and pump were tested
e3cu found to work satsf factorily The dam,
ouIH understand. has not been fully compI
in all the details, but it will be used I
- - next spring, when the contractor will c
> plete it according to the specifications il
A"''0 contract. The pump has a capacity
twelve thousand gallons per hour and is
DTS at pected to be able to meet any demand
from the wants of the consumers and bore