The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-03-20
JOC.4L .zND PERSONAL.
re. mere ana the Other Place.


-F.r choice groceries 90 to the Sugar
Bow
s-a1ua appears to be tho Paradise for
aEvs.
Is for colds.
a new post office is wanted in Clear6eh
s,,r-nrp TO Je called Cleveland.
~urgrd receive no eucouragement-th
.r vnJ goes agDaud predicting a late
spruE.
"A business man who wants to take
fl.fr.- easy aud net be disturbed should not
aIyerJise.
Quite a large crowd Of people were in
aovp Oh Saturday last In Attendance at the
Lac of Mrs. c. Foster.
The MaroiHsburg Herald is the name of
new paper suon to be published at Mar
fu-Jurg Blair county.
New wau papers just received at Bar
ksr,, EcE styles and paCteTLs. Call and
! es them o. you need any.
Mark 50 down that or st. Patrick's day.
lss5, the thermometer registered 10 degrees
below zero in EDensburC.
MO. NJ. Curtis, az old and well known
I elttzsu Of HoIIidaysbuoC, died at that place
b. Thursday last, aged 7s years.
The WUUdvale EOOlen Mill has shut
dowu for a period Of ten days to enable the
eo9,Dany % make some needed repairs.
-Rey Father SoaelL OF 81. Mary's Ger
pal Catholic Church, of Altoona, is suffer
h. from q severe attack Of rheumatism.
Glover and tiuOthy seed. fish in kegs,
pgf.,. or by the dozen, as we'll as all other
sea-oua0Ie goods in great variety at Bar
hers'
-Wanted-A girl who can speak German,
M do Homework in a family that resides IN
h. country near JohnstOwn. Inquire at
Bis utcr.
A free trial Of Prof. Harris Pastiile
Treatment for nervous and physical debility
ln men can % had OF Harris Remedy Co.,
81 Louis SO.
We believe that you can buy groceries
snd canned goods cheaper at Barkers' than
anywhere else. II you do not think so, try
b and be convinced.
The yearly products of American fO--
ests exceeds in value that OF all the iron,
steel aud coal combined. This seems to be
bot generally known.
james a. Parrish, of Cresson, has pur-
chased the farm belonging to the estate of
Sias Parrish. deceased, and removed there
b on Wednesday last.
1t is reported in Catholic circles that
Rev. Father J. Harmar Denny will be the
new Coadiutor Bishop OF the Pittsburgh
hnd Allegheny diOceses.
Clipped from Canada Presbyterian, un-
" ID
pIietor: Twas cured of oft recurring biIiou:
headaches by Burduck Blood Bitters
Michael Woods. at one time prominent
{ ct-iZ-n of JOhustOwn, and Democratic can.
B date for sheriff of Cambria county in 1864
6isd i'm Allegheny City on Saturday last.
About this time of the year, when you
pr moving, you will want new blinds. Or
wall paper, or perhaps new carpet. V. 5
Barker & Bro. have good assortment OF
bach
Mrs. Julia A McDsrmott, wife of John
Of JohnsJown, and daughter OF
John Cox, Esq, deceased, died in Joustown
Ou Sunday last, aged about twenty-seyen
gears.
On account of the snow storm on Mon
.day last smoked glass was of little service
Rud persons who were anxious to get a
glimpse at the eclipse were denied that up.
.pOrtuuity.
Newton l. Roberts. formerly Of this
place but now of JOhustOwn. has been sum
moued as a juror to attend the United State.
CUIrt which convenes at Pittsburgh on the
l3tH of April next.
Don't forget when you want new ear
a I.,.
Barkers' than anywhere else. New stocI
Dust received, and new samples as low a,
anywhere in the State.
Rev. Father Walsh, of this place, re
ceiyed a sprig OF shamrock from the Slster
of Mercy at DuugaroOn. Ireland, on Mon
day evening last. The note in which it wa
enclosed was dated 4th inst.
Miss Ida Kennedy, daughter of John a
Kennedy, Esq, OF this place, took her de
parture on Wednesday last tor Mount Hope
Md, where she will enter the convent Of tn,
Sisters of Charity, as a novice.
Mr.. Levi b. COhick, an old resident OF
Johustowu. and at one time we'll knowr
here where he was 2 frequent attendant a
Court as . constable, died in Johnstown ol
Thursday last, aged about 81 years.
By the bursting of a giindstone in tn
Gautier Steel Works, in JOhnstOwn, on Sat
uTday last. James Stevens was thrown sev
eraI feet into the air and rendered insensibI
by the fall He was not severely injured
however.
The correct name OF the man who muI
isred his fathsr-in-Iaw, Farmer Warfield, II
Huntingdon, Is John Edmiston, not Gard
uer He was reared by a man named Gard
usr, and in tina: way came to bear his bene
factors name.
The heirs Of Joseph Pfoff. deceased, vii
sell at public sale at Loretto on Saturday
the 2Sth inst, a Bum5er Of lots and out lot
iu and adjoining that borough. Partie
wishing to purchase ground in that vicinit,
would do we'll to Ettend the sale.
William Stanley and Frank Pfof, of Lo
rettQ started on "Wednesday morning 70
some point in Alabama, where they Intent
working at their trades for a while until tn
weather gets too warm for them. NJ. Stan
ley is plasterer and Mr.. Pfoff a carpenter
Two Italians. uaUed Francesca CappaI
cell and Guisseppi Ficoli, we're struck an
instantly killed by Day Express east on Sat
uTday last while walking on the track nea
HrminRham- Huntingdon county. Thei
remains were inferred at Tyrone on Sun
day.
The Welsh people % Johnstown wi
-y.t an Eistsdfodd on the R7th and 2sth o
l-e present month. Three large choirs Wi
elIpste Oh lie anthem, Calm Be Tn
N-uaers." TEere Will also be competitor
.. citations, Speaking, etc. principally il
English tongue.
The Impression is general all over tn
county that when spring opens up busines
VIII revive. At Jshn Owens store, Ol
High stIeet, business is always brisk for tn
reason tLat be sells dry goods, dress goods