The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-02-13
local AND PERSONAL.
mere. mere and the Other Ptace.

SDpcial Court next week.
For canned goods 90 to the Sugar Bowl.
-Acker.s Dyspepsia Tablets never fail
Fresh can auG tub oysters at OatUan's.
For choice groceries go to the Sugar
BowI-
sold by OatmE1.
For fine fresh oysters 20 te the Sugar
Bow
-E.egau, table syrup at 0Etman's, and
+ra price ts'very low.
There are 15i applicants TOr license in
ClearfslE county.
-They say the oysters sold by Oasman
are ahesI Of EN- all for fine flavor
Don't fail to read the-7ew advertisement
of Y. s. Parker & Bro. n this issue of the
Freeman.
A little ashes scattered on the pavement
inst row will enable pedestrians to keen
their-ight end up
-roastiug has been very good during the
past .ew days, but tie weather has been too
coE for its eniOyuslt.
-JOhnstOwn is said to have a cOIOred pop-
uA.f0n OF eight hundred, and they want a
eks sing rink Of tt-eir own.
Henry, a little son of Joseph and Mary
ECItz, Of EIdergownship, died on Saturday
Hast. aged aboVc four years.
A child Uf Henry Harker, of Wasting
fton township, Cell from a high chair one eiay
last week andr5roke its arm.
"A bill has been introduced in the Leqis-
latur- requiring that school books shall be
changed butonce IN six years.
1t matters not what kind of goods yoa
want, you Sill find the price a little lower at
Oatmau's than elsewhere in town.
The charcoal furnace at Springfield.
Blair county, will be abandoned in the
spring. Il has been operated 6fty years.
-Rev.E ather BIOwI, of Lilly's has suf
fcientIy recovered from his late sickness, as
30 be able to attend to his pastoral duties
-ESy udgs Hall, Of Bedford county, has
been appointed General Solicitor for the
Huntingdon and Broad Top Railroad Cen
pany.
-Miss Mary E. Murphey, of Bradford
McKsen county. is visiting her grandpa
rents III. and Mrs. John Dougherty, In this
place.
The frame work OF the new skating
fiuk was raised last week, bat the recent
blizzard has put stop to the wort for the
present.
What has become of our local CORES
pOHients? Has tue recent blizzard froze
them up entirely. or have they run short Of
postals? ?
A sleig1ing party from Lflly's "tripPed
ths light fantastic toe, !" until the wee ssna'
hours on Friday morning, at the Central
House last week
lion. John Z. Gates on Monday last re-
noved his house ehold goods and treasures to
& EzndaIs, White township, where he will re-
siie n the future.
The worst case Of eou Oh in town can be
'eured with one bottle Of Indian Cough
b. NJ. l.. OatmaH.
-Ther rieI OF Jeba Gardner for the mUr-
De- OF his father iu-Isw. George Warfield, tn
Burlington county. WIS continued on Men
Bay last until the April term.
Mr.. 5. J. Luther, q White township, is
DE latest man heard from who has built
hmself a fish pond aBd has sent in his ae-
plieation for some carp to stock it with.
George NJ, Riddle, citizen of the East
Ward, (?) bus who speads some of his spare
fme 10 Philadelphia, re1Rrned on Saturday
bst after an absence OF some three months
If you have q clock, watch or jewelry
tat needs repairing, leave it with Z. J.
Hanson, our new jeweter, who will give
10 satisfaction, both as 20 work and price.
Washington township citizens are at
bresent divided late tive factions, the upper
eDd and the lower end. Each end has set
pp ticket Of its owR for the ensuing cleo
lion
-Lost-On last Saturday night, on the
Do road between Ebeasburg and Loretto, q
black fur cape. II the knder calls at the
FREEMAS Office be will learn who the own
d Is
Recently Kyle Orr, of Sinking Valley,
Blair county, killed white pole cat. The
sDior, it is said. adds greatly to the animals
appearane aud detracts nothing from its
srnelI
A HOllidaYsburg lad named Charles
Berckheimer. while coasting one day last
Heek, ran into teaaE and had his arm bro
ken- Several other boys who were on the
aed with him we're also hurt, but not seri-
ors'y.
The hans for the marriage Of John Nc
Masters and Miss Christina Yahner, both Of
eayrOItown, were announced ic st. Bene-
- > -LLlglAL CLulGAls VI blidh plhCCf Oh EDun-
seay last.
The Democratic city convention of AL
y Jna on Monday nominated the following
. zst: Controller, Charles T. Witherow !;
= 00I Directors, Thomas w. Cole, w. j.
Hsl1sIing.
Mrs Annie Rhea, Of New Germany,
"a New Bloomfield, Perry county. was
SIC to death on Saturday last by her
<bthes catching FIRE from the upsetting of
.cpal-aI lamp.
Ar. John Burke, of Xenia, Ohio, has
n'en an a visit to relatives and friends in
- ssdiou for the past couple Of weeks.
"a spent the early portion of his life in
tfoye t2wnship, this county.
-IhEss Of Gallitzin's most promising
5Hng Gsntlamen accompanied by their
seetheaEts constituted a sleighing party to
u place On 5 atuIdsy last. While here they
- friendly visit to this office.
-BurHess Gutwald started on Wednesday
With Fttsbur e as his objective point,
tne purPOse OF buying machinery for his
s.auE htsry, h is purpose being to have
lle latest Improvements in his new
nLdug.
son Ot Mich aeI Cronauer, Of Chest
-'lIPi aged about fourteen years, died
'le residence OF lie wis Bearer, in Susque-
la township, on Sunday last His re-
ls we're Inferred 10 the cemetery at St.
1esre1cs.
new Orleans residen Is advise visitors to
=. 1ntiI early spring TO visit the eKpesi-
March and April ave the months OF
ana everything delightful. The wea.h-
nov variable, With rain and dampness