The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-04-17
,C.4L .4ND PERSONAL.
o. There ana the Other Place.

Il title Onions.
,r canned goods go to the Sugar Bowl
Memorial day is the next lePal holiday.
L. choice groceries 90 10 the Sugar
r. I7-year Ioeusts are said to be due
ths year
srsssure 2O9 feet on each side and you
IN. nave a square acre within an inch
AIfx stove polish with soft soap and cor
t.s n give bright lustre. and avoid the un-
,f..ssrt dust arising from polishing.
r. rheumatism, Iunbago, neuralgia,
-.s-,r and csIlc there Is no remedy superior
!, ~ genuine Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil.
-DEruz 20 the severe winters frosts, a
-o..-1 usafc about planting time Is one of
-. p--,ff.tiOns for Dean township by one of
hsrei i.-z-us-
L. samuel Davis on Wednesday last
rsrsfased the lot on the southeast corner OF
s.saa.u and Crawford streets, from Ar. JON
ushsu Jones.
-Frurteeu men OF company F. of the
F.or.eeuth regiment, have been dishonora-
hfr discharged for misconduct at President
c.sszrsud's Inauguration.
m latest counterfeit Is the cent piece
fisi.tss value aids Its easy circulation. The
sountrrfeiters can make seYenty-hve cents
On dollar by this issue.
the finder Of a pearl neck-tIe pin with
noIa band, which was lost in the skating
Ink ls-t Friday night, will confer a favor
IS ks7Iug the same at this Office.
-The school at Glasgow. Reade towshIp,
uhe9 wss taught by George w. Williams,
sorner.y OF this place, closed a very success
falferm on Thursday OF last week.
Miss Mary Griffin, daughter OF Patrick
grInH1. Of Munster township, who has been
lying dangerously III with pneumouia for a
lone time, is able to be about again.
THE farmers should beware Of the
smooth -tongued machine agent, who wishes
70 k1vs one Of his machines on the farmers
prenlisss merely for exhibition purposes.
Snow fell to the depth Of several inches
On Saturday and Monday and sleighinR
Qas good until Wednesday afternoon when
Il began to rain and the snow rapidly disap-
pesfet
Don't fail to read the new advertisement
Of p. j. Manson, matchmaker and jeweler,
Of ths place. Mr.. Manson Is first class
mechauic and attends promptly to all kinds
Of re2arrInR.
-Mr Albert Young and Miss Harriet Nc
GouRh, daughter of Mr.. Silas Mc9ough, Of
AltoOna, were married on last Sunday even.
ing at ST. Johns church 10 that city, by
Res Father Smith.
The sooner the rubbish and llth is gath
cred up and cleared from the streets as
spring advances, the sooner one OF the great
caoseS Of diphtheTla, malaria and typhoid
feger will be removed.
-Susquehsnna Pure Bone Phosphate, the
beat 10 the market for the price. CONNER
elal yaIue, S41 90 selling price, $4,000 per
ton. Sold by L. s. ). w. Davis, original
dealers in fertilizers in this place.
LII Cleveland we're to displace all the
RapubIicau Office holders and ill their place
VII Democrats, at the rate of one hundred
PET month, 1t would take him sixty.One
yeafs and FIVE months to complete the job.
-Dr. Kessler's English Colgh Remedy,
McDOnald's Worm Powders, Improved Liv-
erPI5Is, and Blood Purifier, DR.. Kings New
Dscoyerv, Bucklen's Arnica SsIVe and Ec-
lectrc Bitters, can be bought st cost at DR..
zin mermsn's drug store.
Two unknown men supposed to be
tranps while walking on the railroad a short
disisnce west Of LatrObe, we're struck and
lnstan:Iy killed by Day Express on Tuesday
iasl Their remains were inferred at Green's
burg 5y the poor authorities.
Mr. N. J. MsCann, freight engineer on
the mountain division, has for several days
past been running the passenger train on
the EJensburg branch. MI. McCanu un.
dsrStands raIlroading and no passengers
need 5e afraid to ride behind him.
The following persons can each get a
leifar by calling at the Ebeusburg postofice:
NJ c. E. Evans, Mrs. Malisa Gueyer, Kun
teHGryer, A. J Hoover, Robert Henderson,
kF ard Hall, Miss Anna NJ. Jones, Mrs.
"a nah Kyle, Fred. Kimel, Frank Mulve-
M RuzelOI Shulse, Mrs. Jane A. Yutes.
Lansing farm wagons, the best and
chfapest made Two sold this week as
soeu rs received by L. & S. W. Davis, deal
srs in all farm implements Of the best man
Hfsc -urers, including Oliver chilled plows,
fefrv spring tooth harrows, Tiger hay rakes
40 ladders, Walter A. Wood mowers, reap
ea and harvesters.
-T1e Pennsylvania Railroad Company
hts decided to Introduce the system of quar-
ief and monthly tickets on its main line
aHc ranches. This system viii be saving
Or siderable money to persons who traY-
afr sH- The monthly ticket is good for so
ift aud the quarterly ticket for one hun
dnF and eighty rides.
Mr.. c. II. Kemp will sell at public sale
nt ntB-Im0nt Cottage. on Saturday, April 18th,
lot OF personal property consisting Of
Hagons. harness, ploWs, harrows, chains,
TI' FNrk Ia Of hag hv-F Fhs 80, ,I L.
ot household and kitchen furniture. Sale
@commence at one O'Clock when a reasona-
oe credit will be given.
-AuOng the names Of the parties who
wre refused license at HollIdaysburg, on
n Alay last, We notice the names OF two
lNuer Cambria county men, Mr.. Julius
"a p, formerly Of CarrolltoWn, and Mr.. Jas.
= Nrason, formerly of Clearfeld township,
~ OF whom were applying for license to
sc hotels 10 Altoona.
10 IS generally supposed that the price
= wheat owing to the foreign demand, will
~ an upward turn and that all other busi-
"A 10 this country will naturally be boom
VIII b. This leads Us to remark that at
s'i Ovens store on High street, dry
pas, groceries. provisions, boots and shoes,
can still be bought at the very loves.
Nc
AF Peter Herdic, Of W1llamspOrt, has
firl 90 erect water works at Huntington,
'a.ag that town with pure water sup
q ). a cost o. $40 per year fo- the use Of
h5arant The Council has accepted
u-IdIe's offer, and appointed Thursdsy.
us. as the day when tue citizens of
borough shall vote for mr. against the
phpo,i.f57.