The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-02-06
local IND PERSONAL.
Here. There and the other Place.

For choice groceries 20 10 Tue Sugar
Bow
wall paper at less than cost at oat-
mans.
For fine fresh oysters 90 to the Sugar
Bow.
A nice shoulder shawl for ladies', only
a7 cents at Oatman's.
Cash buyers will find Oatman's the
cheapest place to buy in Ebensburg.
Misses and ChiIdIen's rubber overshoes
frrg5 cts. per pair at Oatman's.
-yicp-President elect Thomas A. Hen
bricks passed through Altoona on Sunday
last
A band OF Warm Spring Indians ad.
v.r,-sug medicines, are now doing Johns
town.
sewing is BOW taught in the public
schools Of Philadelphia and much good is
tla result.
-Pnusbe Lloyd, an old colored woman Of
Ha.ndaysburg, died in that place ON Monday
evening last.
The receipts and expenditures of Cam
brfa county for the year 1884. will be found
ua this page
A lamp exploded ia Mr.. Joseph Gut
uarH.5 meat market on Saturday night, but
u. damage was done.
The Edgar Thompson steel works at
B-sdfock will start up this week giving
work t1 about 8, 600 men.
III you want a sure cure for your cough,
buy a bottle of the Great Indian Cough Syr-
ur Sold by II. l. Oatman.
A crowd OF young folks from Altoona
was entertained in this place on Saturday
night last by Mr.. II. J. Grouse.
timber Of any kind will be taken out of tha
county during the coming spung.
-Oul Friday last Prof. Leseh, principal
Of our public schools. and the pupils of the
High school, took a sleigh ride 10 Carroll
town
AIr. Jacob LevergOOd Sr., one of Johns
towns oldest and most prominent citizens,
died in that place on Sunday last, aged II
years.
Isaac Kelly. an Indiana county young
mau, three weeks married, committed sui
eide the other day by shooting himself with
q rifle.
Squire Kinkoad, who had been In Kane
visiting his daughter, Mrs. a. Y. Jones, re-
turned to his home in this place this (Thurs-
day morning.
Col. a. X. Mcclure of the PhiIade Iphia
Times. passed through Altoona on Monday
last on his way no me from tue New Orleans
World Expositio n.
One day last week blind horse that
had been left standing unhitched, ran its
head through the show window of a HoIi-
daysburg iewelry store.
Joseph Kreitzer, hOstler at the Central
House, was thrown from a horse on Thurs
day Of last week, receiving painful, though
not serious, scalp wound.
The bsrbed-w wire mill of Il Q Gautier
steel department, Of Johnstown, which had
hsen idle for many months, started on Mon
day last with a full force.
On Tuesday last, the Poor Directors at
their meeting appointed DR.. J. T. Fuller and
DR.. a. ~ Wakefield, physicians and John
Z. Linton, Esq, counsel.
We see BY al advertisement in the Prtn
tsrs' Circular that the Carrolltown Ne1cs is
for sale. Has Brother Baker got tireG being
Democratic editor already?
There is nothing like DR.. Thomas Eclec-
tic OH 70 quickly cure cold OF relieve hoarse-
ness Written by Mrs. NJ. J. Fellows, Burr
Oak. st. Joseph TO-, Michigan.
Eleven of LOrettO's handsome young
ladies constituted a sIeighing party that ar
rived here on Monday last. While here they
stopped at the Mountain House
Mr.. NJ. J. PfOff, OF LOrettO, left that
place on Monday last, intending to make
Altoona his residence in the future and to
establish a grocery in that city.
Rev. Ferd. KitteII, of Newry, Blair coun-
ty. visited this place on Tuesday, coming
overland in a sleigh, and returned to his
field Of labor on Wednesday morning
Over brain work and excesses reduce
the vitality and cause nervous exhaustion,
etc. The Pastille treatment is a radical cure.
Harris remedy Co, st. Louis, Mo, send free
trigls.
"A sleighing party hailIng from East Con-
emauEh, arrived in this place on Saturday
last, and after partaking of supper at the
Central House, they returned to their
homes.
Morrison, Bare & Cass, paper manufac
turers Of TyroBe and Roaring Spring, paid
the p. r. r. Co, during the year 1854, s75.-
600 ior freight. Their sales are undoubted-
ly great.
On Tuesday II. j. Grouse killed eight
crows a. one shOt-and it wasn't good day
Tor crows either. They were feeding on a
cremated COW at the burned slaughter house
10 the west end of town.
A boy named Owen Boggs was run over
hy the cars at Bennington, near Altoona, on
saturday night. His left leg was crushed
requiring amputatiOn, which resulted in his
death. lie was an orphan
The Republicans of Altoona have nOmi-
mated John Hurd for Controller, and Louis
Walton and A. p. Mcdonald for School Di-
Iectors. The Democrats will nominate their
ucE-r on next Monday evening.
This month Candlemas came on the I'd
Valentines day will come on the 14tn
SlroYe Tuesday and the election on the nth
Ash Wednesday, the 18th Washington's
birthday, 22d, and Em5erday, 25th.
Thomas Kirschner, of Cambria town
snip. while at the fire on Friday night
stopped to make a SNOWFALL to throw at the
1lIl.uE building and had his hand badly
cut by coming in contact with a butcher
Ente lying on the ground
-lne South Pennsylvania Railroad au-
.-liuss emphaticaly deny the story that
'anler5i.t has opened negotiations for the
sale OF the unfinished road to the Pennsyl
'A-'a bailioad Company. Work is going on
a'o-- tIs line as actively as ever.
The Pardon Board after spending four
'o-is lI executive session considering the
ease OF Dr. Beech, who is now confined in
,-s HoHidaysburg jail under sentence of
ural-. decided that they would not interfere.
Hs VIII De Hanged on Thursday next.
-IAe groandhog's predi elton of six weeks
-'lr winter weather should induce people