The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-12-24
LEAVES SOUTHWARK.
LOCAL .AED PERSONAL.
"A merry Christmas.
A happy new year.
No paper next week.

No paper next week.
For Christmas candles 20 tn the Sugar
Bowl
Mrs. Clark, wife OF Judge Silas NJ.
Clark, % the Supreme Court is seriously III
az her home in Irdiaua.
The attention of our readers is called 70
the change IN the advertisement, Of l.. VI.
Woof & Son, of Jobnssown.
Tuesday was the shortest day in the
year The sun rose at p in the morning
and set al !: Sc ia the evening.
For choice tobacco and fine cigars 90 to
the Sugar Bowl.
The Huntington Ne'gs estimates that
the number OF deer killed in that coUntv
this season is not less than one hundred.
Go and see tho new goods received q
Carl Rivuius'
Senator Il. A. Bogps has returned from
the West to Johnstown and will be ready 20
attend to his senatorial duties at the meet
ing of the legislature.
-Mr William A Seaman, of Johnstown
was in the railroad wreck on the Cresson &
Clearfeld railroad on Monday last He
was severely hurt about the breast but
we hope he will soon be all right again.
The best assortment of candies for the
holidays is to be found at the Sugar Bowl
-Ninety-one thousand dollars was the
amount pard on Friday and Saturday last by
the Cambria Iron Company, Johnstownr to
the employees in all It various departments.
If you want a nice muf for s1.OO 60 to
Mrs. r f Jones'
Thomas. q three months old child of
John Grffith, Kane, Of Mexican county, d ed
at that place on Saturday last The remains
were Inferred in Lloy d's cemetery on Mon
day.
"A JOB lot of white bemstitch handler
chiefs for 30 cts at Mrs. R. z. Jones.
R. A Irwin. a stock dealer, OF UoIH-
daysburg, who frequently visited this place
few years AGO when buying stock, has
made an assignuent:foc the benefit OF cred
itOrs.
Mr.. James p. Baker. formerly Of the
CarroItown Ner-s. last week mounted the
editorial tripod Of the Cherrytree Record and
that paper will hereafter be under his man
agpment
You can get nice fleece lined glove
vostf 25 cts fCr 10 rts. az Mrs. r F. Jones
Forty men were discharged from a large
urrary -r CTrrrfr'd last week Tor being
Knights af Labor. 10 IS expected mat
general strike wHI result un less fre men are
raIref1FaI
santa Claus will make bis headquarters
90 tfe Sugar Bowl on the uiEut before
Christmas
The following named persons can each
rpf a letter by calling AZ tfs Ebeusburg
ud-flmce. Mr. jacob Kicker, Augustine
Bardeastsln. Mr.. John r. Davis James A.
Lee. Amos McCaIister.
David PseIor. OF Johnstown, an o.d rvs
id5ut 20 that place aud formerly frequent
visitor Co this place, slipped and fell on an
icy pavement iu JohnstOwn a few days ago,
and sprained his ankle.
John Heidenfelter, an in mate Of Dix
mont Insane Asylum, from this county,
died at that institution on Thursday of last
week. HE was sent to the Asylum from this
county last Argument Court.
Remember that you can buy all kinds
Of jewelry, gold and silver watches, silver
ware, musical instruments, etc, cheaper at
Carl Rivinius' than elsewhere in the county,
Michael Daily, formerly a resident of
SummerEil township, near WilmoEe, died
at the almshouse on Monday last, aged about
eighty-six years. He was admitted to the
almshouse about fYe years ago.
For a fine gold pen, pencil @. too,hpick
suitable for Holiday presents, 90 70 Carl
Rivinius'.
Mr.. James Stycb, Of Johnstown, died at
that place on Thursday of last week. Mr..
Stvch IVES married to Mrs. Harriet Orr form
erIy Mrs. Harriet McCaRue, who was post
mistress at this place about twenty-aiX years
ago.
-Reward-S5O reward will be given for
the arrest and conviction of the parties who
robbed Casper Carrie, in Clearieid township,
on the night Of December 18th. 1886. Or for
the arrest aud conviction of either one ot
the parties Casper CarIe, st. Augustine.
December oath 1886.
Theodore Young, Isgman on the
Peuusy Ivania railroad fell from his train
short distance west Of Cresson on Thursday
morning of last week and was instantly
killed. lie was twenty-seyen years Of age,
married and resided in Altoona, where his
remains were taken FOR interment.
Miss Mary a Doran. Of Summerhili
township, received the holy habit Of the Sis
ters of Mercy, recently. in the Convent OF
Mercy at Anoka, Minnesota. The lady will
hereafter be known as Sister Mary Lagour..
She is a sisler of Messrs James Patrick and
Michael Doran, the we'll known locomotive
engineers on the Western Division
There is nothing like Dr. Thomas Ec-
lectric Oil to quickly cure cold OF relieve
hoarsensss. Written by Mrs, NJ. J. Fellows,
Burr Oak, st. Joseph Co Mich.
Mr.. Andrew Callahan. Of Chest Springs,
with a small team weighing only twenty
three hundred pounds. a short time ago.
hauled from Melons bank in Carroll town
ship, a load OF coal. the gross weight OF
which was three tons and sixty pounds.
Andy thinks he has the brag team and when
his record is beaten he thinks he can put on
another half ton.
One day last week Willie Finecy, OF
SnaLEsvlIle, Somerset county, was out hunt
ing rabbits aDd tiring of the sport got on
a sled at Coleman s station on the Somerset
q Cambria railroad 70 ride home. he went
but short distance when his gun was acci-
dentally discharged, the shot entering his
left breast and killing nim Instantly He
was about eighteen years OF age.