The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-02-03
ENsBURG. PA.
L0C.IL IND PERSONAL.

was iu town on Wednesday.
"A lot OF satins and velvets at tho Misses
C'Neills millinery store at cost.
An electric spring is said to hay been
discovered In Pcufeld, Clearfeld county.
Mr.. j. ID. Parrish, Of this place, has
tceu granted pension as a Mexican soldier
-EX sheriff Blair, OF this place, is IN and
confined 70 his room, but we hope will soon
be about again.
A portion OF the Hollidaysburg branch
railroad south OF Martinsburg, was closed
on saturday last by the snow.
Mr.. Ossle Wilkinson made his appear
uuce on our streets on Thursday, after a
very severe attack OF the quinsy.
Mr.. Joseph Horner, proprietor of the
Mountain House, Wimore, las been seri-
ously IN for some time. but is now on a fair
way TO recovery.
saturday next, February 4th. is the last
day for ding Administrator, Executors
and Guardians accounts for confirma tlon
a, March Term OF court.
A lot OF ladies' and child ren's hose,
'aces, embroidery. corsets. etc, at cost at
the Misses O'Nenls millinery store. Call
WANTED. "A respectable man to han
de our famous Rubber Stamp, ct, u this
district. Mcmahon Bros. X AGams, 2l2
Penn avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Government weather bureau pre-
diets \ general thaw during the next thirty
elk hours, which predition Is diametrically
opposed to the groundhog theory.
For the past several days the people
from the country haye been busy opening
mp the roads, and sleds loaded with; coal and
lumber ore now plenty on our streets.
The work OF opening up the branch has
been going on for the past three days, and
railroad connections with the outside world
vii! be sesumed this Thursday evening.
Wanted at McDonald's store, Lorettoy
Pa, butter, eggs, oats, corn, W heat, rye,
beans, potatoes, onions, etc, for all of which
the highest trading price will be allowed
The Misses O'NeIn Of this place, in or
der to reduce their stock, will for time sell
a large line OF ladies' hats and millinery
goods below cost. y good chance for bar
gains.
-Ebensburg girls are rot enterprisIng
enough. All the surrounding towns have
had one or more leap year parties, but the
young ladies Of this place are yet to hear
from.
Mrs Susan DO mer. who was sent TO Jail
from Johnstown for larceny, about three
weeks ago under a thirty days sentence.
gave birth to a male child on Thursday
morning.
e. T. Miller, Of Altoona, a brakeman
on the Pennsylvania railroad, while shift
ing cars at Conemaugh on Wednesday
morning, had his right arm crushed be-
tween two cars.
-Calicos TO cents, indigo blue prints
7 cents per yard. A bargain in wrapper
rep at Is cents per yard. Mems and boys
bats and caps at cost at the Loretto Mer-
chandise company.
The Pennsylvania railroad company has
placed an order for SO, 900 tons OF steel rails
at SJI.5O per ton. The Cambria Iron Com
pauy at Johnstown, and the Bessemer Stee
Works at Braddocks, will furnish the rails.
All persons knowing themselves to be
Indebted 20 NJ F. Mcdonald, % Loretto. {,
Pa, are respectfully requested to call and
settle on or before March 1st. After that
date the books will be placed for collection.
The publication this week OF the report
of the County Auditors crowds out cousid-
era5le local matter. Among others Lines
Suggested by the death of County Superin-
teodent W. j. Cramer" will appear next
week.
Mr.. J. B, Denny, Of the Mountain
House, this place, has sold out his lease and
furniture OF that well-known hotel 70 Mr..
l.. Elestrine, OF Tyrone, Pa. We have not
yet learned when Mr.. Elestrine will take
charge.
To-day Thursday is Caudlemas, or
groundhog day. The grounding, il out,
will see bis shadow. as the sun Is shining
rightly, and, II popular tradition amounts
20 anything, we will have six more weeks Of
winter.
Ladies fue kid button shoes at 8. 2J
usually sold at 81 60 and S2.75 ladies'.
due pebble goat button shoes at s.. usuaI
price $3.50. All other shoes reduced in
proportion at the Loretto Merchandise
company
"A grand ball will be held at Rural View
summer resort, near Chess Springs, on
saturday, February lIth i 1SSS, and everybody
Is invited. A splendid supper will be
served aud a Hrst class orchestra will furn-
ish the music.
GALLAWAY.-Died at her home In Al.
toona on sunday, January 10Th, 1883, Miss
sadie Galloway. daughter OF William and
Ellen Galloway OF Altoona, aged Q years
The deceased was a ueIce Of Mrs. II. J.
Grouse, Of EbensburV.
Brown, sugar cents light sugar,
cents best white sugar, 8 cents per pound;
best chewing tobacco, 20 cent per pound;
pounds best green coffee, 81; pounds
best roast coffee, 81 table syrup 80 cents per
gallon, at the Loretto Merchandise com
pany.
Bargains, bargains, at McDonaId's store
IOretto, Pa, for the next 80 DAYS Cuntu
March 1st) the following line OF goods will
be sold at cost for spot cash or good market
able produce : Dress goods, notions, hats,
Gaps, boots, shoes. clothing and all other
fall and winter goods.
The license fght in Somerset is oyer. 1t
resulted In partial victory for the liquor
dealers. Three out OF nine have been
granted licenses. Two OF the successful
applicants live in Addison township and
the other in Danvle. Last year not H.
-eense was granted in the county.
The Loretto Merchandise company stiH
continues TO sell all goods p. very low prices
and, in fact, are selling uruy lines at cost,
and below cost All comparatively new
goods. No ancient stock, heu's over
coats heretofore selling at SII, now selling
at 81 overcoats formerly 80 30, now s.. 80.
Any person who wants paying work as
local or travelling agent for warranted nurs-
cry stock should apply at once to James L.
Whitney. Nurseryman, Rochester, y. y.
No experience is necessary, and complete