The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-04-30
-orzL 4ED PERSONAL.
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49,. -raln drill for sale cheap at Dufton
s,r's hardware store.
a. Larry Donahoe, Of Philadelphia,
-, few DAYS in town this week.
ysu goods are arriving every day this
-. Ro-kers'. Call in and see them
s4 ,rta new dress from the new styles.
.t.srz await the following persons at
+.s-.burg postofice Mr.. Elias Hake
.r-.-p Or. R. Jones. Mr. G. b. James.
..p---'s Remedy IS valuable and its
.s,. are rarmanent. Cured me Of kid
....,ss "-Sr111vAN FENSER, Provi-
i,r,a R..
..,.asz bv buying few bags Of phos- |
- Rarkers', who sell the best and /
r-r fresh vegetables 90 to the Sugar /
rrs C-asson & COaIport railroad will he /
,car 70 passenger and freight traffic |
.,s a of Nav. There will be two trains |
,rr 20 and from Cresson.
nm Nav 7i our readers will have an
-,,-,-rftv 1f Inspecting WoOIf & Sons /
STING. as tra Mountain House.
For fresh canned goods 20 to the Sugar
vL
r s. Barker e Bros. are Offering the
,.-s-s NJ this vicinity a chance 20 change
.,r- seed oats. potatoes. etc, as they have
.-au variety for sale.
THr hotel keepers Of Blair county on
s..--4sr last met in Altoona, and organ
..,l an association for protection against
,-4r,snse organizations.
Vr Frederick Schwaderer, a brother OF
n, George 7. Schwaderer of Summerhir,
r,4 az the home of his sister. Mrs Christ
-.,.g in .T0rnstOwn on Friday last, aged
s---r.i0ur wears.
r-s+ 7- VIZ we're about going to press
-, sa-raf 0f the death Of Mr.. David
ss.-srs NJ Cambria township, who died on
----sfqv morning after an illness of sev-
.-,.dsvs. aged about seventy years.
-AtBqrksrs' You will find the first new
..-g Of zrring goods. as we'll as the largest
.,,y consisting OF all the latest styles.
We are informed that WOolf & Sons
rrt-i1g establishment in Johnstown Is
----4aF daily. hence the delay this season
Mr. SuIra's visit here.
AvaIrahla Notwithstanding the Fx-
.saor Hoses Company, OF Altoona, was
--srra1 rfF.ra=t- week, and three employees
s+a Altoona T-i5uns'held the lucky ticke'
--sr have refused s225 for their prize
Nj Geo. p. Stfnamau, Of South Fork,
--. -.-7mmarra7 no RING an artesian weIlyfOr
asr1-roze Of supplying 'tHe engines at his
---r work. with water. Messrs. George
--f Jas p. To-' have the contract for put
s-r down tho hole.
Mrs. Frrza Jane. Thomas. wife Of Mr.. r.
r Thomas and sister Of Mr.. John s.
7-7fs Of Fhansburg died at her home in
rl7stowr on Tuesday morning last, aged
shout 90 years Her remains we're inferred
-Tr-7d cemetery on Wednesday last.
At South Fork on last Saturday night a
z=fgrt t-afr that rad been standing on
s-rsgr1IIad out. and when aDOut half way
s--oss the switch a west bound freight train
rl1 r1to f. wrecking eighteen cars. All
Eatraiu men escaped injury by jumping.
A number Of WOodberry township,
Psfrrountv. farmers have been summoned
nsr1aar in tho United States Circuit court,
- -Pttsburz I'm and for the western district
f Pennsylvania. to answer a bill In equity
lrfufringfng on a patent spring.tOoth har-
row.
John Deeters. OF Springfield Mines,
B8l- county. on Saturday evening of last
week jumped from a trair on the Williams
burg branch and alirhted on his head with
s,h f9rca as 70 break his neck and cause
Instant death. He was about seventy years
Isgs
a division Of the America Salvation
Army has been making inquiries In regard
% The renting Of the skating rink at this
Place. Whether Nr. CresswelI will give
asu a1 opportunity to try their work on
ts sinners In this town or not we haYe not
s-ua5
From This date until May 18th, the
L'-s-c NsrrhandfselCO. will. in order to
=t1ae stock, offer decided bargains in dry
-ots. ladies dress goods, mems, wOmen's
and -hi'irar's shoes. It will be to the in
's-ss' 0t buyers 90 can and inspect their
stock
Quantity in medicine is no indication Of
value. Ayers SarsapariIIa is concentrated
and powerful. requires a smaller dose, ard
:no-a effective. dose for dose, than any
r1s- >arsaParlIIa. Il is the best Of all
bod medicines.
a spelling contest is to be carried on In
be literary society Of Leach & Bearers
school They will spell down" each
s7s7i1g the winning student to receive a
11z5 which is to be surrendered to the
-'Z. victor the last holder receiving 1t as a
-sus-t0.
An unknown man, supposed to be
ramp -as killed on the railroad near
A1a-5s1th street Altoona, on Saturday
-si lie was so badly mutilated about
-- 172d and face that recognition was i'm
p''s5e His height was about feet,
lals7 and bis age about d years.
While Thomas Daley aud several other
'5' F5r5 playing in the old Catholic GENE
st 10 Ca1enaugh borough on Friday last,
-51'a1s.r1s that marks the grave OF Gas.
s'. b" La-.g ESQ, which had become lOos-
. and was proDped up with a stick, fell
-.- .7.- .eE Of Young Daley and frac-
-'ai bis thigh.
"A. meeting Of the council Of EbeHs-
.-'2 Borough % Monday last, the follow
-1 a1cers we're elected for the ensuing
~, Deputy Burgess, Fergus Lloyd
.s'l, VIM. r. COunell Street COmmis-
@-sE Charles J Owens; Water Superin-
---1t Richard L. Thomas Solicitor, A.
barker Treasurer, Isaac Davis.
-ya Tuesday morning last the crew OF
.72lt train on the Pennsylvania railroad
a ,.--a .1a dead body Of a man lying at the
=. F la7 railroad bank n short distance
u. A C1essOn. There were no marks on
ooay and nothing to identify 1t, but it
'z-'ed that The man was struck bv
-.aR train. The body was buried at the
q, 1''d' week ago a COW belonging to
4 " H.