The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-27
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rDcre and the other Place.

a Milan brisk trade 70 win
r s.-sIzhtway ndvertses
,-t--sss TIE shekels In.
-e1r.ug.
Easter next
-Fre7ara 10 Hit.
Son April fool
e.. Friday is Good Friday.
=, sunday is Palm Sunday.
ar-eu season is drawing to close
..rrrd goods 90 to the Sugar Bowl.
,.rsr.- Dyspepsia Tablets never fail.
- can buy wooden buckets at Barkers
"a 90 per dozen.
BoF dor ,,,o,o-b At Rarkers.
You can buy Hoor o'''io''' ~ i''' 'i'
f.r b cents yard.
rr0ons'- lookup averages sixty tramps
3 DIgh:. ,-,--p-,asa,s oo-ne+ q,
a.,t srs' for 81 per yard.
r. postuaster Of Somerset has sent in
t,s designation to take effect on the 9lst IN j.
slant N ....-
..<.btsd 10 her to call and square up their
' accounts.
-You can buy groceries cheaper at Bar
ksrs than anywhere else.
In some parts Of the county owing to
he long winter feed is said to be getting
rsr5 scarce.
Nc. r. f. Jones has large lot of cheap
..,,ets at her millinery store. Call and
lsarD her prices.
-Npssrs Joshua Aurandt and j. Brown,
~ Li,,v's, viii both erect substantial dwell
Inc houses fn the coming spring.
Mis- Elizabeth Garman, sister of Mr..
1ohp Garman, of this place, died in Johns
to~p on Saturday ;ast, aged about so years.
II is said that a large amount of wheat
Il frczeu i'm the ground in WestmOTeland
eoatty and the prospects for a good crop
are very slim.
-we call special attention to the advgr-
tissrnrut Of Thomas W. B5wman, Nursery
nan Rochester, Y. Y p, who is in want Of
mofe saIesmon.
-lhe following named persons will find
sftsrs awaiting them at the Ebensburg post
' unice Mrs. Millie Davis, Owen r. Jones,
Marihs Jane Canon, John Williams, Jas.
e. Mason.
-Nr. William Corbett, the genial lticket
aeent at Cresson, has resigned his position
| wIth the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
to accept another with a paIaffine oil eompa-
nyh Philadelphia.
ID Northumberland county the prison
srs b. Jail during the year 1884 were furnish
ed With $500 worth Of tobacco at the expense
' oi BE county. The county auditors have
| refused 10 pass the bill.
81 essrs. John Hamilton and NJ. G. Brad
ley of Lily's, who have been confined &c
thier rooms for over month, are little n
any better. Both are advanced in age, and
theif recovery is very slow.
-You can buy tapestry Brussels carpet al
Bafker-' for 30 cents a yard.
-Aiessrs Gray & Williams, OF Carroll
tcun, who recently erected a distilery have
already purchased about ,OU0 bushels of rye
and will commence the manufacture of the
nardeut'' i'm the near future.
-The old Foster House, at one time one
Of Dc leading hotels in } Johnstown. was torn
down last week. The ground occupied by
nUi be used as yard in connection with
St Johns Convent and schools.
-You can buy anything you want al
Bark-rs at the very lowest prices.
-Niss Matte Griffith, one or the Washing
ton township teachers, has been lying sicE
ather home at Lilly's for two weeks past
Her place in the school room has been flled
By her sister, Miss Sallie Grifith.
he dwelling house of J. II. ROwIes, ot
LaFreuce township, Clearfield county, wa,
entlrey destroyed by fire one night las
week " th all its contents. Some of tn,
family escaped in their night clothes. Los
f.1oC0 no insurance.
y on can buy nice fine rag carpet a
Bafkrrs' for 80 cents yard.
-Mr. Thomas 5, Rice, OF Washington
city, at one time a resident of Altoona, las
ven purchased the American House a
Holdaysburg. from Mr.. d. K. Reamey an,
Wig take charge of it about the 1st of May
The price paid was s14 500.
You can buy good ingram carpet a
Barkers' for 30 cents per yard.
The editors of the Indiana Messenger
PfogresS, Democrat and Times have 5Ount
thenselves by an agreement not to sell thei
ptpers except for cash in advance after July
ISL All who fail to square up to that dat,
WI be- dropped from the lists.
Ex-senator Cowan, of Greensburg 4
suferng from throat trouble, and fears ar
enterJained that it may develop into cance
snllar to Gen. Grants afiiction. He re
tnrred from New York on Tuesday last
Nhere he had been 10 consult sn eminen
p1ssclan.
Messrs. William McCammon and Thou
0Douahoe, of Altoona, started on MoDda
iM the city Of Mexico. They have accepte
poiti0ns under the Mexican National Con
strpctou Company, the former as forema
mtg machine shops and the latter in th
eaf department Of that company.
Burgess Barker added 81 80 to the reye
naf OF the borough on Tuesday last, tina
0eng the amount Of the fine imposed on
igerent individual for participating in
7eket 10 front Of the Central House. Hi
e1ponen. jumped 10 his sleigh and skippe
te town before the officers got hold OF hin
a great many people will be movin
week and as a consequence, will, sfte
have got fixed up, want to lay in a new
Pp.y OF household necsssaries. At job
vpens' store on High street, can always b
nd fine assortment of boots and shoes
e goods, groceries, provisions, etc all a
~ very lowest prices.
he7srs. Custer & Sensabaugh will va
The blacksmith shop at the station 4
~ place on the first Of April and concen
all their business in their shop on Sam
street, opposite Chute's carriage shop, an
az Belsauo, Blacklick township, wher
intend 10 manufacture all kinds O
CONS, carriages and buRgies cheaper thal
81 Before
JH Frid ay night last three Swedes al
A-- William Howell and BARLEY Bile
Fl-i.ztnr knocking them down with