The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-12-18

NtiEdpt-Sb assortment OF OOllS IN EOenShuTu.
Bert Shelley, a freight conductor on the
Pennsylvania railroad. whose home was m
Johnstown, fell from his train at Nineveh
on Friday last, and was so badly Injured
that both legs had to he amputated He did
not, however, survive the shock, and died on
Tuesday. He was about 35 years Of age.
Largest stock Of silk EanIkerchiefs at
Barkers'.
On Monday last the Jackson township
OH Wen Company commenced the work of
trying to get the tools ont of the we'll The
well is down eleven hundred and ninety
seven feet, and when that depth was reached
the cable broke and the tools stuck in the
we'll. Mr.. Anderson, from Butler, has
undertaken the job of getting them out, and
IL Is the Intention of the company to drill
the hole down two thousand feet
Electric" gossamers, as well as other
kinds, viii be found at Barkers'.
Mcdonald at Loretto, Pa, still holds
the fort and continues to wage war against
high prices. He sells dress goods as low as
cts per yard canton flauLels at s cts. per
yard all ginghams at cts. per ward best
Shirting at 10 cts per yard gray fiannels at
- cts. per yard good Kentucky jeans at
10 cts. per yard, velveteens, shawls, bIan-
equally low prices, for cash or good, mar
ketabie produce.
For fine Christmas candies 90 to the Su-
car Bowl.
-GeOrge Weber we'll known here as q
. har-kePper some years ago at Mrs. Fosters
hotel and who married her niece. Miss Liz
/ zie Snyder, fell from a freight train while
. brakinE on the Pjttshurg and ConnelIsviue
railroad on last Tuesday night, near Hynd-
man, in Bradford county, and died from his
injuries the same night, at Cumberland, Nd,
TO which place he had been taken on
the train. He resided at Myersdale, was
about 30 years old, and leaves a widow and
two children.
New stock of decorated China just re-
ceiYfd at Barkers'.
Among the recommendations 0f the
Grand Jury in our neiPbborinq county Of
Indiana last week, was the following: And
we would further recommend that the Hon
orabIe Court aforesaid, as soon as COVE
uent after the municipal elections iu Feb
Tuary next and after the supervisors have
entered on their duties, do issue an order
for the cali Of q convention Of said =urorvi-
sors TO meet in Indiana for the purpose Of
receiving Instructions rs 70 rHeir duties and
liabilities as road supervisors.
"A choice lire of candies and cigars at
Bnrkars'.
VIM. Peters, Of Johnstown. ard George
Hoigan Of Cumberland. Maryland, have
/ signed articles for cock fight 20 take place
at the last named place on the 26tn day Of
. December, for 81, 900 a side and S1OO on oh
battle. Each party is 20 show 21 birds and
oil rrT
| lorg heels as q championship battle between
. Pennsy Igaria and Maryland. Peters wiIl be
backed by the Cookers Cub ard number
o. Johustcwu and Pirtshuru sporting men.
For canned goods Of all kinds 60 to -ha
Sugar Bowl
Can you tell who is IN the greatest dan
ger of catching any infectious or epidemic
disease ''Why," YOU saw, 'the person
whose blood Is In an impure OF impoverished
condition Exactly. Such people take
special complaints AS dry grass bursts into
flame before the sparks of locomotive.
Pure blood is a defense it means safety,
and Dr. Kennedy's FavOrite Remedy is the
mildest safest and surest purifier of the
blood. Our chief dangers are within our
. selves.
-Hea 5quarters for all kinds OF Christmas
goods at Barkers'.
Parties applying for a license to get
/ married are compelled TO come to the county
seat for that purpose, unless they can catch
the Clerk Of the Orphans Court when he is
away from home, rs a number did when Mr.
Brown last visited Johnstown. Although
the hct @. Assembly does not expressly say
so, it would De we'll enough for all parties
applying FOX license and getting married
to know that they can buy their dry goods,
dress goods. boots end shoes, groceries and
provisions at the very lowest prices at John
Owens store Oh High street
Notice what Barke.s have to s7v i'm an
other column about Holiday goods.
"A little six-yrar-0ld son OF Thomas D.
. Evans on Wednesday last was amusing
. himself by coastug down the bill on the
. Lor.ttO road, at the east end Of town, where
. the race that runs the water into The wOUlen
mill crosses the road. When De- got close to
the race he was unable -O manage his sled,
+ and it and the boy plunged into the race,
breaking the ice. AMI giving the little fellow
. a complete ducking. He fortunately man
. aged 10 gst out without assistance, and, save
the cold that he got, was unhurt.
New assortment Of mHflsrs and neck
wear at Bankers.
Mcdonald at Loretto Pa. sells 16 lbs
. good brrg.1 sugar for 81; II lbs best white
sugar for ST.; los. good tea for 81; lbs
good green OF roasted coffee for 81; lbs.
. best green OF roasted coffee for 81; lbs
. ounces for % cts; lbs rice for p cts;
. lbs. barley for % cts: / lbs. bOlted oats for
. % cts; > lbs. oatmeal for 25 cts; lbs.
hOminy for % cts; good mOlasses 40 cts.
per gal; syrup at 80 cts. per GAL; carbon
oil at u cts. per gal; crooks 10 cts. per gal;
tfnware, queenSware, glassware. and all
other kinds Of ware at rock bottom prices,
for cash or good, marketable produce.
-Barkers have silk velvet In all cOlors.
lust suitable for making fancy articles for
. Christmas.
The Altoona Tribune of Tuesday, an
( nounces the death Of Matthew Dean, father
. of Hon. John Dean, at his bone in Remove,
/ Clinton county, and adds that the funeral
/ will take place on Wednesday next. Mr..
. Dean was for many years resident of
. WoOdberTy township, Blair county, and OF
. Williamsburg was a brother Of the late
. Hon. Sam. Dean, and uncle Of John and
1 James Dean, Of WOOdbeTry township. He
+ was nearly il not quite eighty years of age
at the time of his death. He removed to
RenOYO a good many years ago.
-RefOre you select your Christmas pres
ent call in at 3arkers' and see what thew
have.
We learn from the Somerset Herald that
a. j. COlbOrn, Jr. was admitted to the bar
of that county on last Friday. He Is the
same Young man who was message clerk Of
the House at Harrisburg during the last ses-
sion of the Legislature, and certified to Gov.
PattisOn that the Constitutional Amend
. ment increasing the number Of inhabitants
necessary to entitle a county to elect a sepa
rate President Judge, from forty thousand
to sixty thousand, had passed both Houses,
when in poiEt Of fact che bill bad not passed
the House at all, but had been defeated.
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