The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-01-16
TOC.4L IND PERSONAL.
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Business is beginning to brighten up all
over the country.
Rents have gone up and good houses are
ssr4 90 be scarce in this place.
Gsrrfrzin's new paper, the Weetts Nelos.
-..ss IFS first appearance on Friday last.
ledge Dean, OF Hollidaysburg, will pre-
.st..at the second weeks term Of the Cen
t-r County Court.
Rev Father Brown, pastor OF the Cath
allie church at Lilly's, is confined tC his bed
with rheumatism.
-v- John Parke, one of JohustOwu's
rrst 4nterprisiug citizens. died on Saturday
Ia.. aged 56 years.
Bsnef1ute's glass company cleared So 900
last YEAR and its irOu and nail company Is
running day and night.
ON last Saturday morning, the roof of a
f--.5af car sta4ing on a siding a. Cresson,
rss blown of by the high wind.
Seventeen thousand pounds Of dressed
r1g.trv we're shipped from Petersburg,
Huntingdon county, one day last week.
Buv the "AIl Right Feed Cutters"-seIf
feeding. They are the best in the market.
F1- sale at G. Huutlsy's hardware store.
Go 10 the hardware store and buy a
horse blanket lap robe and wolf robe be-
fore they are all gone, as you will never get
such bargains again.
-Atan election held by the stockholders
of .rs Ebsnsburg and Cresson branch rail
road on Monday last, the old board OF direc-
tors and officers were reelected.
Bedford county's Republican board OF
County Commissioners have elected a Dem
oerat az clerk He is a relative OF one Of
tbg Republican Commissioners.
The old Liberty Bell will pass through
Altoona on its way to New Orleans, on Fri
dsv. the 23I, about five O'Clock. The bell
will be exposed to view on an open car.
Salisbury Is trying to have a new county
Termed out OF fragments Of Armstrong, lndi
ana and Westmorsland. 1t is near the point
or conjunction of the three county lines.
The trial Of Curtin McLain for the muir
der OF William Smearman at the Newton
Hamilton campmeeting grounds in August,
was begun at Lewistown on Tuesday
last
While hauling logs on Friday last. Mr..
william Maxim, OF Cambria township, acci-
dentaly got one OF his legs caught by the
Ioz shifting around, anj had his ankle bad
Iy sprained.
The Harris Remedy Co, st. Louis, Mo,
must have confidence in the Pastille treat
msut for weakness, nervous exhaustion, etc.
10 msu. They otter free trials and trust re-
suits FOR orders.
Twenty four writs OF Fl Fa. aegregat-
ing g2B, 900, were issued from the PTothOnO-
tary's once in Blair county,on Monday last.
Looks as n the Sheriff's Office in that cOun-
~ was a booming.
II the man who robbed Davis Bros. store
room, on last Saturday night, ana in his
hurry left with an odd boot calls around,
they will let him have the other at a good
dea. less thau cost.
Henry ~ Oliver, Of Pittsburg, thinks
the business depression has reached its low
est point, aud adds that his works, and be
thinks most others in PIttsburg, will shortly
resume on full time.
Go and buys "Tifiu Corn Shelter, " with
which you can she'll bushsl a minute.
They never get Out of order. Price, with
fan, only tio without fan, 50. For sale at
HBLuey's hardware store,
The attention Of persons wishing to pur-
chase farms Is called to the advertisements
cf Mr Martin Sanders, and Mr.. William
c Parrish OF Cambria township, and Mr..
George J. Myers, Of Gallitzin township.
1t Is sad that the contractors for the
tunnels on the South Pennsylvania railroad,
have been instructed to complete them for a
single track, and that the road will be in
running order before the new year closes.
Among the many curiosities at the
Worlds Exposition at New Orleans, is a de-
sign Of a locomotive aud tender. baggage
ear and coach complete, and a figure of a
Iady life. size), all made entirely Of grain
ana grasses
President Judge Johnston and the Jury
Comm issioners, Weakland and Vail, COM
msuced on Monday last, the work Of filing
lbe Jury wheel for the ensuing year. They
vii, draw the Jury for the special and March
terms Of Court to day,
The Port MOHitor is the name OF a new
paper published at COokport, Indiana coun.
Is, that presented its FIRST issue to the public
last week. B. +. Williams. at one time a
resident Of this place, Is its editor. Take
lt al. iu all tts a daisy"
The County Commissioners have re-
ssysd letter from the managers at Dix
mont stating that Mrs Joseph Martz, an in
mate Of that Institution from this county,
has so far recovered that it would be we'll TO
have the Court order her discharge.
The dEeEent works starting up all over
The country, are a good Indication that times
are getting better. John Ovens still sells
ooos and shoes, dry goods, dress goods,
canned Reeds and groceries at prices to suit
dull times. Now is your time 10 buy.
To new subscribers, or Old subscribers
paying tn advance, we will send the FREE
KAN aud the New York Weekly World for
one year for 81 20; or the FREEMAN and the
SENT = s1tly World for g. 90; or we will send
l1e FREEMAN for one year and the Weekly
H'ria for six months, for f1Js5.
The undersigned, desiring to close oui
several branches Of his business, will sell al
cos bis stock Of hats and caps also his line
q ooJts1 shoes and rubbers OF all descrIp.
hons. An sarlv call will convince you thai
bargains can be secured no1D
&. I. ROBERTS.
In this issue OF the FREEMAN will be
.laad ne trial list for the special term oi
NooTt 20 be held on the third Monday oi
fsofuary. Ths cases for trial are those il
1n'sl SudEe Johnston was interested a,
'en7ei before his elevation to the bench
'''Rs bser. Of Somerset, will preside.
George NJ Rsade. Henry Hoppel, Jr
.sliJ Pr'chard, John J. Evans, Thos- Grit
"a =. i. Roberts, Fl. Kinkead, Jon. Lloyd
go ". O. Bearer, D. e. Little, John C.
1-e7- and Sohn a. Blair, were elected Di
Iee'oT' Of the Protection Mutual Fire lnsur
- Dompaay, Of EbensburR. on Monday
'"' Tor the ensuing year.
q. AlJonalt at LOrettO, Pa, has decided