The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-10-22

1OC4L. IND PERSONAL.
-DIshfu -.bs W ather.

Fox buck Wb-Hl HDuI 20 10 tue sugar
Fg.
Mr.. Frank McPike, Of the Pittsburgh
-..s.- was 10 town on Saturday.
-rrrctotcs groceries, always fresh, go
a4 sugar Bowl
4f.-s daughter Of Mr David Davis Is
al rr With diptharia.
Hon. James Flynn, of Coalport, tarried
few hours ln town on Tuesday last.
For fine tobacco and choice segars, go
rtr- sugar Bowl
-vss,rs F. Dufton Il Son have a nice
.-s # soft coal heating stoves that they will
...sr bargains Cali and see them.
Nj Alex Skeuy, Of Summerhm was
.---v1 out Of "a buggy at WHmore one day
s. vezE. aud had three of his ribs broken.
counterfeit FIVE dollar gold pieces are
-s----7f 90 he iu circulation. They may be
a.y detected, since the ~" in the word
ar8tzd" is upside down.
Nh. Fes Lloyd, editor of the Herald,
tsspu-cLased the property on the north
us,r corner Of JuIian aud Sample sts., pay
.-g therefor thesum Of $1,000.
Nj. Isaac kaufman, wealthy aud we'll
Known citizen Of Somerset county, died at
his home 90 C0uemaugh township, Somer-
So, county, on Sunday last.
Mrs. Il. s. McPIke, wife OF the senior
editor Of the Altoona Times is spending a
eF days Iu town during the present week,
-svist 20 relatives and friends.
The M-ss--. Collins are having Co:onade
rF repaired The offices will be raised
s5ra. eight .sches higher than at present,
s-l pat la good condition generally
Nj. Andrew Carnegie is reported to be
T1g seriously ilI at his cottage at Cresson,
H, brother Thomas NJ. Carnegie died at
Pittsburgh 0u Tuesday last aged fOrty-three.
-Mr. Jane Jones, Of Braddock. formerly
resident Of J0hustOwn, dropped dead at
tzrrs.d-ues at the former place on Satur-
5sy lasL She was about fifty years of age.
An exchange says that q folded news
paper placed under the coat. in the small
dts back. is an excellent substitute for
On s17-cosl Subscribe for the FREEMAN.
w C. Miller an Altoona cigar maker
committed sufcid e on Monday last by dose
Fsuia1um He had been on a protracted
spree and being out Of work became des-
go1d-ut
a systematic effort is S oon to be made
ID southern Somerset county by parties Of
Fsa.t6 and experience, to ascertain whether
has are reservoirs Of oil and gas there in
paying quantities.
Mrs Ellen D0uQherty, who at one
tine resided at .he Foot Of Plane number
'Tc. 10 this county, died at Pittsburgh on
saturday last. she had been a resident of
E.ts5urg tor a number Of years.
Mrs. Kistter, widow Of the late ex SEer-
e Ksiter Of WestmoreIand county aged
years, bad one Of the old-style quilts,
T1.ch She made during the past summer,
90 exhibition at the Greensburg Fair last
week
The following named persons can each
rs letter by calling at the Ebensburg
-as.o.acs. Cora Il. Lowrie. Henry Ely,
.'.l Il. Wach0b, J. II, Hemperly, Mr..
..-- D-ay. Mr. George Allies and Mr..
William Shirks
The annual Inspection OF the PenDsyl-
'ala railroad is now being made. An
5527caon train passed over the road from
-.'s91fg 20 Altoona on Tuesday last, on
Wednesday from Altoona to Harrisburg and
o. Thursday TO Philadelphia.
"A Young lady Of P unxsutawney vas
Gently bitten On the wrist by a spider.
-7 .-s5.s Of the bite lasted over week,
--- 10 The meantime her arm and shoulder
75sl tsariuIIy, white blisters breaking
.a- over the pOis oned parts.
- submarine diver was brought to
2'o'la last week for the purpose of remoY-
.s screen from the mouth of a pipe in the
~ 'lat supplies the city with water at
-..al1ang Point He successfully accom-
r1--l The object Of his coming.
What Is more disagreeabIe to a lady than
" t1oW that her hair has not only lost It's
..,'. out is fun Of dandruf2 ? Yet such was
.as5 with mine until 1 used Parker's
-l- 0a.ssm. My hair is now black and per
.-.'' glossy. Mrs. z. Sweeny, Chicago.
Hon. Seth McCune, an old and promi-
-. elazsn Of Blair county, died at the
-5lcs Of his daughter, Mrs, Marget
--.-' ID Altoona, on Sunday last, aged
!7a''. lie had served several terms IN
--lty. '-''- "
,.r 70 Enlgh, who had his skull fractured
- working al a wreck on the Tyrone
~ -.5a'Ile.d railroad recently, was remOv.
-.--. ~ A-.oo1a hospital last week for treat
-. Ills eight is entirely gone and even
--.' 4is is saved there Is no certainty of his
-'-' being restored.
LA aug world moves, Our grandmothers
,'''1 sugar. we use white they used
~ 0IoWn soap we use white soap. -
s-,- -. white soap is DreydoppePs BOrax
~ winch eau be used for all purposes to
-',- soap is applicable.
III -1.ld Tom, the great musical phenome-
II give concert this CFriday) even
bind Tom has been before the public
az aud his performances SO wonderful
..,sI Ip.1a'ing that an extended notice is
rr,y necessary. Admission, 80 cents.
g,,., gs1 z, cents. Concert begins at eight
-,I,. was decided at the meeting in Hunt
fft Ia'I week that the next reunion OF
o. ~. T,1'llsh shall take place at lie wistown
gs,,,.'' '5u-Oer 5'er "A, 1887. Lafayette Webb,
sF,a N. rrArick, and Philip Hall, Of lie wis
I'D n =" II. Ewing. Of Newton Ha milton
l,ro-, d. Dull, Of McYeytown, were
srr-'su an executive committee to make
'''Renents for the meeting