The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-05-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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-"HvQpuel What ish dat 30
For canned goods 60 to the Sugar Bowl
Eleven cIrcuses are on the road this
s sumner.
For choice groceries 90 to the Sugar
Bowl
We had little spIts of snow on Saturday
and Sunday last.
A new schedule on the Pennsylvania
-5TTTo,d will 60 into efec. on Sunday next
Ten practicing dentists are registered
and prving their vocatioHs In Cambria coun-
y
Mr.. Thomas Lahey, of LIlly's, has
broken ground for the erection ot large
dwelling house
DIR. A Griffith, who has besn absent
during the past winter 10 Florida, is expect
cd back In few days.
Mr. George II. Roberts, of this place,
recently purchased at Pittsburg a very fine
team Of driving horses.
Mr.. E. A. Bigler OF Clearfeld, has been
appointed revenue collector Of the Twenty
third district of this State.
-Wanted-McDOuald at LorettO wants
4 900 pounds good clean wool for which he
. will pay the highest price
The banns for the marriage OF Henry J d.
4 Eserly TO Miss Emma Glass, were announced
81. Mfchaers Catholic church, at Loretto,
sunday last.
1t is reported that parties in the interest
. gh5 Saaboard Railroad will be through
this neighboThood in short time securing
the tight OF way.
New stock OF straw hats Just received
At the Golden Eagle, 1901 Eleventh avenue,
Altoona, where they will be sold very low
II. MARCH.
The Centre county grand Jury reported
against building a new court house. Dy a
unanimous vote, Notwithstanding the appeal
Judges and attorneys.
Mr. Henry Welty, the oldest citizen Of
Greensburg, Westmoreland county, died on
Friday last, aged nInety-twO years, eight
months and six days.
Mr.. Thomas II. Heist put In an appear
ance on Tuesday last and is getting his Ma
pie Park Hotel ready for the accOmmOda-
iion of summer visitors.
The bill authorizing school directors and
controllers = purchase school books out of
the district funds passed finally in tae House
at Harrisburg last week.
Mr.. John o. Phillips, who recently pur-
chased the brick residence opposite the Jail.
IS having il repaired and fitted up ready for
occupancy in the near future.
The new altar recently imported from
Germany for St Benedict's church Carroll.
town. will be dedicated with appropriate
ceremonies, on Tuesday, May 25th.
Fifty light coloIed summer suits are of
fered at the Golden Eagle Clothing House,
A
value. Call ard see. H MARCH, Prop.
Notwithstanding the cold weather and
snow storm which ragged the latter part of
last week. one of our best citizens was found
busiIy engaged in making garden with an
OyeTcOat on.
Charcoal has been discovered to be a
RENE edy for burns. By laying a piece of
charcoal upon burn the pain subsidies i'm
mediately. BY leaving the charcoal on one
hour the wound is healed.
The trial of DR.. James P. Buck IN the
Allegheny county Court was, on application
OF his counsel, continued until the June term
OF Court on the ground that several import
witnesses were absent.
Mr.. John Endler who had his leg broken
and was so badly injured at the barn raising
Of Peter Helfrich's ia Elder township, is i'm
proving and 1t is thought now that amputa-
ti0H will not have 10 be resOrted to.
C. F. Hager, Surgeon Dentist, of JOh' g.
town, will be at the Mountain House on the
second Friday and Saturday Of each month,
where he will be prepared to do all work
pertaining to his profession. La24-2m.
Prof A. r. Reed, OF Tyrone, who was
principal Of the public schools at that place,
mi urfr off ry71f 4.
returned to his home on Wednesday after
noon.
We were mistaken In announcing in
last weeks FREEMAN the illness of Geo. w.
Kaylor, at the American College In Rome.
We are assured that be has been enjoying
good health ever since his arrival at the Eter
nal city.
"A young girl aged about fifteen, named
Katie COsgrOve, who resided with her aunt
at Braddocks, while walking on the Penn
syIyanis railroad was struck by locomo-
i've on Thursday night Of last week, receiv-
x Injuries from which she died in 4 few
ours
We have two new organs on hand that
Fs will sell cheap for cash, trade for farm,
FOR house and lot. for a horse, cattle, sheep,
grain OF lumber, in fact anything that we
can make turn round in. Parties wishing
to purchase first class organ, will not find
better chance.
England and Russia are still trying to
come to terms and are anxious to escape
from tie horrors that a declaration of war
would bring. John Owens is, however, still
selling dry goods, groceries, provisions. boots
and shoes, etc, at the very lowest prices at
his store on High street.
The act of June I3, 1886, requires super
vi5Ors to maintain sign boards at the crossing
ci The county roads, uuder penalty of ten
dollars FOR each neglect. There are but few
dngerboards in this coun ty, and there is
hardly a supervisor in the county that is
not liable under this act.
On Thursday Of last week a burglar en-
tered the house Of Mr.. Jacob BreehbiIl, of
Altoona, and after rifling two trunks from
which be obtained S26, was surprised by a
asou Of Mr.. Brechbin who came on him un.
expected, but the burglar succeeded in max
lug his escape through a window.
The general manager of the PennsyIva-
Ma Railroad Company has issued a circular
70 the employees Of all lines Of the company.
giving sanitary directions to be followed du-
thg the approaching season, with a view to
camoattiug the appearance of cholera. Dis
hieciauts will be supplied by the company.
Eight women and two children, all put
oae oi whom reside in or near Jobhstown,
.s'I that place on Tuesday last for New
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