The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-04-23
1or.4L AND PERSONAL.
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Fan,ns tI,5s L-,, nf seed, garden and field, for
Al Klus ~
ssat Barkers'' ,.-,-,-,, ,,,,,.,.
The boys are doing thriving business
-, suckers Just now.
rs',ome oats for seed at Barkers'.
~, "A lbs. to the bushel.
Ns. Fifth Regiment will encamp at
- m the 18th Of July.
IT, ~, Mountain House, at Cresson opens
-rssts on June 26th.
o -.s wheat crop, although thin in some
fs bagfnaing to look well.
Eurl take an arbitration to settle the
-,.,,,B as TO who has caught the largest
1''- 'r-.-ssr4 potatoes, eight row yellow corn
-.,--e oats for sale by V. S. Barker
8 -.s Republicans OF Indiana county will
,.gsfr primary election on the 22nd of
A9 ~. MARY Howe, Of GaIIitziD, aged 60
F.-9 al heI home in that place on
r-fay nst
-f,rs5 lumber or shingles 20 to Barkers'
Prof. Leech belongs the credit of
-.s-- the first straw hat to be seen In
o-- r.rmers have taken advantage Of
.----..-z- and a great deal Of plOwing
,-s- done during the past week.
r--s--- one wears ago to day Good
-.s,-. r1rr wilkes Booth shot and killed
,.,r7m Lincoln in Ford's theatre at
v- 'Parr Cressweu has presented a fine
-..-.s o5 rra Battle Of Gettysburg to MT.
- t,na the property Of the Ebensburg
Eli school
Tho +amre-ature is already calling for
49, -f clothing. Better wait to see
r-tz sons dis play from JOhnstown be-
r-s purchasing
NJ VIM Gable, one of AltoOna's lead
,-, -asnaut5. accompanied by his wife
- title daughter. paid our town a short
-.-r- Wednesday last.
M Amos SuIka, of JohnstOwn, writes
-,aatb De will be here on the Sd of next
---.- with a complete line of spring cloth
r--s7f furris ishing goods.
FS-7 Jahnstown, has always good reason
.tarzu satisfied Their goods are at all
r-.s --z most fashionable and their prices
-s lowest
,-fer- school in Book Keeping and
p,7-er-rfr. will be organized next week
BIZ Vass-s Laech and Bearer, IN order to
,s5-t an opportunity to young men who
grr7t attend the day sessions.
-Trus United States district court at
P.e5crz ua IJZjay, return OF sales Of
e-s.- land fl the Tweuty-Einth ward,
r-sh--z belonging 20 the estate of Will
ANN LurE. was made, and the report
g-fmaf u litalies.
The ga tZu coal miners have raised
E5.f-- relief Of their striking brethren
-5l-E parts of Tie district, and expect to
swell the amount to $1,000. \ LOT Of goods
h7s also been shipped to CoalpoTt, Osceoia
rd u0utzdaIe.
Owing Co building, moving, etc, Mr Bert
Ussswer has been compelled to be absent
a5u his place of business. He desires to
i3.s that from this time forward he will al
ways De 90 hand to wait on those wanting
i E7.llaz ll the furniture line.
From Ibis date until May 18th, the
i L--a..9 Merchandise Co. viii, in order to
ai-,a stock offer decided bargains in dry
E15, ladies' dress goods, mems, women s
-i children shoes. 1t will be to the in
zzs. gt buyers 90 call and inspect our
ss-E
-M- Adam ShetUg desires it to be known
-ztb- will attend TO the delivering Of the
Er Shoe Brand Fertilizer, at the station
-El-.sn.I-. every Saturday between
-.-gE as. ann O'Clock p. n. If not at
Cessation raIat the livery stable Of Messrs
IAET 3 D'Hara.
ut wl not d.sappuint you. 1t Is the
lss. Article known for purifying the blood
Sd building up the health and str enEth
ir-5Tasrs C-gs5pe.as broke out in blUtches
ny face I found no cure until I used
a-za-s Tonic tvo years ago. It Is the
----.l5 tn- me-. G.. il.
-Ac.ra-s a.vags brings e crowd Of peo-
is l.o town TO see the elephant. One Of
shows for tle least money is &c
."a s..ra Of John Owens, on Higt
. where sou can buy dry goods, dress
i..s. 7.--z and shoes, groceries and pro
Visions att.a very lowest prices.
a ls-L Of gynsfes passed through on
aF1 be- $50 squads, one on Saturday anC
e i-aE en- Sunday, and eucamped at tht
". ll L-.1-.s liu, ABOUT three miles cas-
a'1. some OF our citizens had a bOnan
b --a "ay Of horse trading for few
~. but -.- -Lps.es pulled up stakes ant
d jug breaking" entertainment will b,
s'-- q. The Presbyterian church by th,
l'-la.- School on Wednesday evening O
-'- week .ZlstJ, beginning at half pas
1'-- o'clock. The exercises will co ssist O
.--Ag aud class exercises, fntersp -rseC
,- sls breaking Of the Jugs. Admission
=. a--.,s ten cents children FIVE cents
az are cordially invited.
-557 Father Walsh, on last Tues da,
'-.Lg While saying mass at the Church O
l'y Name 10 this place. had an attacl
'-.' go and falI from the altar. a nun
% people who we're IN attendance wen
' assistance and i1 q short time he uf
'-.I recovered TO finish mass. He wa
-5,-o.g bruised by the fall but, w
-'a 90 say was not seriously hurt ant
w soon be about again.
nj Alex Parrish, the we'll known ex
messenger, was badly stricken Will
e5's one day last week whIle al
'1l % GaL-z.n. He was removed e
'7.asnce Of his mother in Munste
'p where be has been in a critica
.'h ever s5-cs Friday last. having ha
7' stroke. His night side aud tongu
.a,aszea and his recovery is locke,
'P'a as almost hopeless.
4s Conductor Jim Irwin's train, tn
-'''lsdol Local, was on its regular tri
-1ooAl, beautiful doe came up frou
.l.lsi, a few miles west Of Petersburg
-. a. ior about a mile alongside the trail
I7aehed Schuman's bridge, when
~ aside into the woods. The deer KEEP