The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-07-02

Go to J. & II. A. Shoemaker for your

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Go to J. & II. a. Shoemaker for your
stoves and all kinds of castings.
The application Of Mrs. Christina Fos-
ter, formerly of this place, for tavern license
at Greensburg was granted by the Court on
Monday last
Mr.. Alf Evans took his departure for
Kane, Mexican county, on Wednesday af-
ternOon where he has been rendered a situa-
ton with the James Brothers merchants of
that place.
Two Indian boys aged about Is and 10
years escaped from the Indian training
school at Carlisle, last week and are suppos-
ed to be westward bound. The managers
! request their detention and will pay the ex
/ penses of their arrest.
In this age of adulterated goods it is a
( pleasure to find an article tnat is absolutely
pure. Such an article is DIeydoppel's Bor-
! AK Soap, and ths price IS so reasonable Jnat
/ there is no excuse for uy5ody using com
/ mon adulterated soap.
In no other medicinal preparation have
! the results of the most intelligent study
and scientific inquiry been so steadily
/ and progressively utilized as in Ayers sar-
saparilIa It leads the list as a truly scientific
! prepartion for all blood diseases.
Go TO J. & II. a Shoemaker for your
repairs for all kinds of mowers and reapers
MY physician said l could not live. My
liver out of order, frequently vomited green
ish mucOs, skin yellow, small dry huuora
on face, stomach wouiG not retain fooa
Burdock Blood Btters cured me. Mrs
EH.-0n4
Buffalo. NY.
The family of the late Brigham Nouns
recently celebrated the eighty-tourth ami
versary Of his birthday. Three hundred
persons of both sexes we're present, an,
many members were unable to attend. a
this -ate the association will soon be com
PEELED to hire a hall in which TO hold its re
unions.
No Injurious effects can follow the us'
Of Ayers Ague Cure in the treatment o
malariaI diseases. It contains, besides
specific and unfailinp antidote for mias
matte poison, other remedial agents whic
unitetto expel the poisonous humor5, purIf
{ the system, and leave it In healthy an
reinyigorated condition.
The coal mines IN the CIearteld regio
J Van Dusen's, at HoutZdale Holt, Chipma
3 & Co.'S, at Philipsourg, and the AtautI
2 colierIes, Osceola. Webster Coliiery, NJ
?. owned by the Houtzdale Coal Company
? was sold during the week to the Ber"lno
1 White Coaj Company. This mine average
about IS 600 tons month.
q Mr.. MeIancthon Evans. formerly Of n
{ place but now employed in Altoona wa
At work under a car In the company frelGi
b shop on Monday forenoon when sJme OF
r let a heavy bolt fall upon him from aooF'
:. which struck bin heavy blow on tbe hea'
r. inffctfng a serious wound. He was prosJr
a ted for a time by the blow, but soon becau
q birnseIf again and was able to return TO WoI
s in the afternoon.
At the Republican primary election
!. Somerset county, held on Saturday Ias1'
n Sculi of Somerset was declared L" Tue
n choice for Congress and j. l.. PUgh a.
TO- Noah :. Miller were nominated for AsseI
.e blv. +. J. BfeseckeU. the present tncum Hel
70 for District Attorney. Samuel Walker al
:. Oliver Shaver for Associate Judges, Ere
Schmucker for Poor House Director a
- w. :. Morgan and Charles O. Shater ioI o.
N egates are also nominated.
We last week received a card from 3
Thomas Hoover, one of the defeated can
= dares at the late Democratic primary el'
. tfon for the nomination for Register and /
=" cordar. We mislaid Mr. HoOveT's ca
u sornewhere and up to the time Of going
~ Dress have been unable 70 lay our hands
= it. Tbe sum and substance OF MI. Ho"Ye
'u card however. was rendering his thanks
bia uanv friends that voted for lit1'
sa those, also, that promised and coNiu
O. and lastly 20 those who promised every Ho
u" Geo. z. Nonauan a fireman Oh the El
'O burg division Of the p. r. r., while Gescei
.o mo the eastern slope Of the mountain
DO Ncndav afternoon, fell from his eng
"S oigbting on his head and so close to
track that the front part Of bis HGht i"oU
crushed bv the wheels OF the train lie
lr5 not missed by the engineer who was iooh
he aboad untiI about a mile distant Hom WI
OF ne fell of but was picked mp by u
red workman and sent TO Altoona On Iue
ass raqsing engine and taken to the hosPie'
me 10 H. % wears OF age and his condIEo
has ,ritical the left temporal bone being irac
md ed producing concussiOn Of the oIain.
al ANY Of our friends intending to y
l" ~. york will be pleased to learn
their well kDD"u anu AeA'S-'NN
our Mace. FRENCH HOTEL, is ready 20 rec
them. The house has been In the mana
irs- of skilled workmen for months, anc IS
A. rlatelv renovated. Every ball and room
Pro- handsome Brussels carpets, and all 5h'
for niturs is new, and OF cherry or mahog'
ley, .biIs ipnumeraOle French plate iooI
ey- classes adoru the walls In every part oil
f. 5ouse. The general dining room Is on
the tbe LARGO st aud haudsomesC IN the CITY,
the ID with the private diniug-rooms' eaooi
Re ly furnished. All the sleeping rooms
electric call bells used for awakins gu
- ,yitbout the old fashioned kicking oi
la LA door. and ample ventilation. One ot the
r,ronrietors, Mr. +. w. Coleman wa
,e' ,s, several years manager and part owner,
s,iu owns one-fOurth OF the CarroiJo" II
.'.' RaItimors. and is the son Of the late an.
fousd Robert p. Coleman OF the
80 uopse The Hotel is kept on the EURO
80, pan the price or rooms being q per
- or5 tine bill Of fare is equal to that oil
frst cie.s hotel in the city, though the p
,o,r are very moderate. See the card "i
4otaIf In another column.