The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-07-24


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81 o.d -four 90 to ths Sugar Bowl.
fresh vegetables so the Sugar Bowl
sa .his place is selling at twelve
choice groceries 60 to the Sugar
ssrr-fas are selling at eight cents per
-..-.at rr tha Catholic clergy be-
"a a-etto ou Monday last.
..rrpt cumpmretiug at Lluyds-
"a. ! commence July PATH and eud Au-
gn-
yg-y successful party was given at
ts. "a i9rncp Of Mr Patrick Farren, of Cam
av,a II u-hjp, ON Saturday afternoon last
III Frank Devlfn, OF Easton Pa, a son
L 81 arthur DeyIiu, of jackson township,
a. a visit to the paternaI roof last week.
M. William $. Kelly, OF Portage town
.ssn s sold his farm to Mrs Annie
spears, ror 81 900.
-Dbn Q forget that you can buy the best
f:,.ir bin. and the cheapest Phosphate at
Bukes
I'M Cambria Iron company VIII make
- exIihft at the Louisville Industrial Ex
M Dennis LitzInger, OF Grafton, West
VtrsItia. Who as one lima was a resident of
sta n|n e. is at present paying the town a
gsIl
-pe Wakefield and Evans, Cambria
eoanIS' new board OF pension examining
.nrafbrs received official notice of their
fne,Iti timrnt on Saturday.
-Aeaurter was granted on Friday last ~
Ihs sais department at Harrisburg to tis
fohaslDwu Electric Light company; capital
..otk. 600.
Barkcr Bros. have a stock of MasOns
Isrs. Criau jars, rs we'll as the celebrated
wool rUUHY" jar and til cans, jelly tumb-
srs of different kinds.
-Hwarp Of limitations. pretended cures
nd specffcs, and spurious preparations.
Fake ouIy Hunts kidney aud Liverl
lems6y
DR. Reed, OF Jacksonville, Indiana
ountr, has engaged in silk culture. He
eeeive, 10 600 silk worms, several weeks
a0. and is now actively farming the enter
-lse
-Mr William J. Buck. os Allegheny
1unshp, has ordered 1 800 feet of water
Ipe % a McKeesport frm, with which be
niends to convey water from a spring on
Is prmises 20 his elegan. brick residence.
On Saturday last a fouIteen-year old
an1hleT OF George l.. Wilson, of HOutZ-
ales cleargeld county, while attempting to
iBdlPa fire with kerosene oil was so Sc
srolg burned that her recovery Is doubtful.
-The theImometOr hanging to shady
lee III front of the FREEDMAN Office, marked
8 on Monday last at p. ", and % on
Hnestsy They were the two hottest days
I ths ssummer.
-Mr l.. J. briggs was in Pittsburg the
eefnDirr Of this week where he purchased
ne8 Engine and boiler for bis gris5 mill,
ie sns iu use at present being TOO small
Or TIE wr-E required
-Ir q. Orlando Brook band a prominent
usibess man Of DIInwood, Cameron
nnntv, has been spending q few days in
own. avfug been called here 70 attend the
edside Of his mother, who died on Sunday
sst
-The following persons can each get a
astefby calling At the Ebensburg pOstOftice:
Ies sana Charles, o. S Carg, Samu eI Dig
lns. isz Mary Davis, B. Heritage, Joseph
aiman Murray Lawrence, Geo. y. Noon,
IssN Bonay.
-Amatch game of base ball took place
{ Cfss sson on Saturday last between a team
I isfrried men and a team Of single men.
'hs married men got away with the single
len. the score standing "a to p. Captain
ir6ael Quartz made several home rms.
81 lady writes: "I have used Ayers
itrsap parfla in my family for many years,
I'd coliI not keep house without it. For
Sc Isl H. OF the pains consequent upon fe-
aaIe Feazness and irregularities, I consider
vitbout an equal.
-Mrs Ann Clonan, grandmother of Rev.
'stlef smith. Of st. Johns Catholic church,
liloob "a, died at the residence OF her daugh-
e. Ne Julia Smith at Tunnel Hill, Cam
.rla county, week ago last Wednesday
nofnins. she had attained the advanced
lea oi uuety-two years.
-Nis- Frances Ivory, aged % years, died
4 ~ 1p'cIock on Sunday last at McKeespOrt,
D.. FlerH she had been temporarily resid-
rs IIer disease was consumption. The
emain- were taken to St. Augustine on
Ef|dzs .ast for iuterment, the former home
f1he family
lie Woodbury. Fruit Jar will keep
ang.bing as we'll and we think better than
any bther 10 any of the ways, generally
howl TO the public, and is more readily
'losel tightly and easier opened than any
't|tf Jar aud will keep your fruit better.
foT D. ag Bakers.
-DBuieL Dwyer, OF Kittanning, during a
storm. last week, was standing under a tree.
|h suffering consiierbly with rheuma-
Iisu heavy fash of lightning struck
assft aud knocked DwyeT 10 the ground
'ensl ess. lie soon regained consciousness
anah d rEeumatism was cured.
-IHE WOODBURY." FRUIT JAR is being
atl7 ucaj here this season by Barker &
bIQ4 % you want the best jar you will buy
shs 4 WOODBURY." " as in it you can put up
ie4ff FRUIT OF berries without cooking, so
laati hey are kept whole, when taken from
as
L.s,es entered the dwelling Of VIII
aa ,a.ig. foreman for Messrs. Taylor 81
Ae,f Ea.itzin, on Friday last and got
AN.f with o small sum in money and sew
eEslf frt..ssrr among the rest two watches, a
eo'4 pns belonging TO Mt RhOdy and a sill
fete efe belonging to his son. There is as
le1 n clue to The thieves.
eyera hotels at Indiana have closed up
all licenses have been refused in that
PlH The last to put up its shutters was
e irtana House, Derr Bros proprietors,
'as- Feek- a card, As follows was posted
% be- front door "Closed. Political
5r 81. Gca0se.- Below the card, on