The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1886-11-19
1rArEs sorrHwARD.
1Or.gL .ATD PERSONAL.

r0T4I ,AHD HEhS CyNAL.
r.-,a hest two fors" IN town go to
sugar Bowl
q. and Mrs. C. T. Roberts have re-
home from their visit to Ohio.
,ss,- was killed in Bloom township,
..ss5 county. one day last week,
q, an oyster stew 20 to the Sugar
r
0fsr.c. Attorney Rose spent a few
In town on Monday.
r,-su kinds of canned goods go to the
n Bowl
President Arthur died at his res
Gin New York, on Thursday morning.
Mr. Thomas Saxton, formerly Of this
.r,, established a dental Office at Coal
While turkey hunting ore day last week
n. r-aary had the misfortune to slip and
-r1 bis ankle.
black bear near near Birmingham,
+rgion county is getting in his work
-as farmers sheep.
Rupture Instantly relieved by use
THE celebrated Fry Truss, for sale at
r.t,on $ Drug Store.
-T9bn BoyIan, OF Cresson, had the first
s-.ar Of his left hand crushed at Lilly on
,.grisy night while coupling cars.
-rorn NJ. King, a well known citizen of
-1sown, died at bis home in that place
saturday last in the esd year of his age.
Nj D. Motley has sold the Peter Gar
nan farm and Touring mill, In Susquehsnna
-Ersbfp 70 Frank Garman and Z. w.
smith.
Joel L. Cameron, former resident of
fa1a county, was elected sheriff of
Tlz.n county, Minnesota, at the recent
sscto1.
Mcdonald at LOrettO wants 1000 bush
sssssh OF common beans, onions, faxseed
slt oats, for which he will pay the highest
market price.
When Thanksgiving day arrives you can
IS, vour turkey with a better appetite and
lighter heart if your account with the /
printer IS paid.
Nj Andrew Carnegie, who has been laid I
% 81 bis cottage at Cresson foT some time, |
snpdIy improving and soon will be able 4
Q be a00u. again.
The Introduction of natural gas In Johns
.,E1 will decrease the supply of coal used !
El c5ussq quently throw some Of the miners
-.0t employment
Its reported that the work of laying the
n.s Oh the Portage railroad from Cresson
petersburg Huntingdon county, will be
0-usncsd next spring.
The FIremen's Library will, until
a-tber rOtice, be open on Saturday after
.55a, from TO 8 O'Clock, instead of Fri
tly evening, as heretofore.
Never neglect constipation of the bowels
ussr0us results may follow, such as piles,
impure blood and many other chronic CON-
paints, Burdock Blood Bitters.
"A gentleman who can be relied upon as
i#saiber prophet says that Indian summer
Es.I dHs and after this cold snap we are
sure TO get It. Hope be may prove correct.
The Supreme Court, on Monday last at
?ts5urg, affirmed the decision of the
Court below in the cass of Vincent ToDkin
I'soln Z. Baum, taken from this county.
-HaLl0W Eve night some persons took a
Flsei OF the buggy and also off the spring
Easo1 Of Mr.. Julius Eyer, Of Washington
nF1slip and up to this time Mr.. Eyer has
'ss1 unable TO find them.
Colonel Wiley, Of the Sixteenth ReGi-
as1t, y. G. p, Of Franklin, being the
Oldest Colonel in the brigade will be
Promoted TO Brgadier General, Uice General
57s7sr elected Governor.
There we're 361 miles OF natural gas pipe
2i By the respective companies operating
western Pennsylvania during the present
!sa'' which is estimated to have cost the
enormous sum Of g, ,8S8, 900.
"A fine large dwelling house in L4trobe
vas 1.o"n 70 pieces one day last week by
-s explosion Of natural gas. Luckily the
-s lanIy we're out at the time of the ex-
g,'loa and no person was hurt.
Flowers intended for winter blooming
mould be potted at once, il not already at
|--5l 10. AS rule ReranIums that have
-'s5ied freely during the summer cannot
expended upon during the winter.
Inc esi.or Of an exchange says: THE
.'uss' We run newspaper and write about
l,op.s and events the more we realize how
-'5'y impossible It is to scratch every man
VI TIE spot where he Itches the most"
We are in receipt Of a very handsome
.-s,aYing from Messrs. Moore & Schely,
- we" York, entitled the Worlds Ex-
.-alRss' published by Messrs. Root 81
'-Asf' and Is certainly fine piece Of work.
-feopie who leave their houses unoccu-
pea Tor thirty days cannot collect for loss
y lie' unless they obtain the written con-
~. ~. o' the Insurance companies with which
Known
b. u John AcMulIen, of ST. Augustine,
- I-.,- ieuoYed to Allegheny city, where he
NJ. lus 20 practice his profession The
80, .CI is skilful and successful physician
-1 - "e people OF st. Augustine are sorry
70 lose him.
-oHly lI2 marriage licenses we're taken
~ ~. 10 Clarion county the first year under
- L5" LaW The average age Of the man
- ~ OF the woman o. The oldest man
20 o. the youngest 18. The oldest woman
vac 50 the youngest IA.
James Craven, who was arrested short
--e ago for breaking the plate glass window
: ., jewellery store Of Mr.. Carl RiviDius
/, pace was released on Tuesday last,
.''luR paid for the broken glass and the
''N incident to bis arrest.
On October 25th a man named Martin
up ~, SET hre TO and burned up a house
~ -. yarn az Soueyville. Iowa, ard killed
" W, women with an axe who attempted to
'''Sl'sh The flames. Mr. Edwin Thomas
va o.1eEsnith formerly of this place in ar
s'.iD2 the 5end had his arm, cut omen from
N5 Wrist to the elbow.