The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-05-08
F7oC4L AND PERSONAL.
30 There and the other Place.

For choice groceries go to the Sugar
Dc7,t be in too big hurry with your
mic vest
,-ouuent Court brought several Johns
- attorneys here
wheat in Pennsylvania will not average
...rs than half crop.
Company A ~ this place. Fifth Regi-
- National Guard Of Pennsylvania. has
zen dishanded.
Tine County Commissioners on Tuesday
IN appointed John Roberts. Esq, Assessor.
Al franklin borough.
Bernard Burgoon. of Washington town
"a, has been laid up for the past ten days /
80 arysipFifs, but Is said to be slowly re- |
coysring,
The menth Of May has at last got down |
A bpsiness, and Is furnishing the kind of
rsathsr that is called for In all first class
amanaes.
Two hundred and fifty children't suits
- offered for sale at the Golden Eagle Clio
riny House. 1901 Eleventh avenue, Altoona,
q from 81 70 up.
-Npssrs Baker end Miller, of Ptiladei-
bhis. shipped on Thursday from the station
!. this place, a car load OF fresh MIX cows
"a Philadelphia.
Fifty light c6iOIed summer SUITS are Of
fered at the Golden Eagle Clothing House.
b. Eleventh avenue, Altoona, at half their
salue Call ard see. II. LARCF, Prop.
MIR John Kebler took his departure for
Kane. on Wednesday last where'he has ae-
sspted a situation ss baker, at vhe Thomp-
sUn House. Of that place.
On Thursday OF last week the citizens
bf the borough Of Huntingdon decided to
have water works, by vote off611 in favor
a to 90 against waterworkS
The counsel Of Curtain McClain, the
tnan who murdered William Smearnian at
the Newton Hamilton camp meeting, have
appealed his case to the Supreme court.
Mr. James Kearney, formerly of Altoo-
na, has been appointed chief clerk of trans
portation Of the st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manatah Railroad, with headquarters at st.
Paul
Mr. ID. ". Libby, OF aGayspOrt, Blair
county, has been appointed Manager of the
cambria Iron ComDany's interests at Ben
ninqton, and assumed his duties on Tues
Day last.
geohpny township, is lying seriously III at
the American College in Rome. His many
Friends in this vicinity hog q for his early re-
covery.
Mrs. R. E. Jones has just received, and
b now opening MP at her millinery store. In
-fs place, a large and nicely selected stock
mnlenery goods, all Of the latest styles
% and see them.
Mr.. Owen Jones, residing about fOur
les South Of this place. in SummerhiIl
township. had fourteen sheep killed and four
Others badly injured by dogs. on Thursday
night Of ast week.
New stock Of straw hats just received
lat the Golden Eagle 1901 Eleventh avenue.
Altoona, where they will be sold very low.
H. MARCH.
C F. Hager, Surgeon Dentist, of JOhr g.
town. will be at the Mountain House on the
second Friday and Saturday of each month,
where he will be prepared to do all work
pertaining to his profession. Ls24-2m.
The first cremation Of the body of an
infant in the United States took place at the
Lancaster crematOriuH on Tuesday last
the dead child was brought from New York,
and vas aged two wears and nine months.
-BOralumine a superior wall finish. Bet
ter than all kalsominea OF whitewash, is
cheap and durable, will not crumble OF peel
of, and is good for inside OF outside work
All shades at DIR. ZImmerman's drug store.
The Altoona Times will remove to their
new building across the street from their pres.
ent location on Friday, and in consequence
Of ne amount of work required in fixing up
their new Office and getting things In shape
rUFTI ba TaA 20
We have two new organs on hand that
we will sell cheap for cash, trade for a farm
for a house and lot for ashorse. cattle, sheep,
grain or lumber, In fact anything that we
can make turn round In. Parties wishing
to purchase first class organ. will mot find
A bettar oh. auu zoe doctors are unable to
- bo,=s NsH x they wait HEtil the 4th
a II ", will probably come up itself: If
SAD swallowed It in the mouth of Febru-
afy there would haYe been no trouble getting
hout the other direction.
Farmers are all busy now sowing their
oa's' ana after that comes something else.
ihi' IS the busy season and it behooves them
to'saVe all the time they can. To save money
ObeV should buy their dry goods, dress goods,
ooots and shoes, groceries and all kinds of
eaaned goods, at John Owens store, High
street
ON Tuesday afternoon, the House at
hAtrshurg' passed finally a bill regulating
'Oe marriage Of minors. It prescribes a
pznaTty OF $500 on any Minister or Justice
vi me Peace who shall unite in marriage any
MINOR who shall Induce any person to per-
lorm marriage ceremony under false rep.
resentstions.
The attitude of Catholicism toward our
ploIc sehOOls-a problem Of grave concern
d. 'Ne present time-is to be discussed from
opposite premises in the June number of
.-s Ao7h american Reyieto, by II. G. o..
DyTne OF North Carolina, against the Ro-
uan Catholic Church, and Bishop Keape.
oi Virginia, in defense of its policy.
The Board of Directors of the PennsvI.
'ania Railroad Company met OF Friday last
ahd passed a resolution declaring a semi
annual dividend of per cent. cash upon the
aoitai stock OF the company, payable on
'aa after May 18th, to shareholders as they
.'d entered on the books Of the company
clock, p. m. on Thursday, April 3Oth,
I'm Thursday st last week, Mr.. Peter
ieItrich, Of Elder township, had gath
ioeether a Dumber of his neighboEs to
.'alsi bin in raising a new barn. In at
"p@ng to raise one of the heavy plates to
- position on the wall it slipped and fell,
'LIhE Mr.. John Endler and breaking his
,,' 'eR 81 three places. DR.. NJ. j. Buck, of
t1a' happened to be in the neighbOr,
- - aud set the injured leg, but is of the
F."'ou mat amputatiOn will have 10 he re- /