The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-16
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r7r the weather, his six weeks having eS-
yrred on "Wednesday.
Persons iuSebted 20 Loretts Mdse.
Co. are requested to call and settle their &C
counts betore April lst, lssS.
-Messrs tSsis. Foster Il Qaiun, the pop
ular merrhauts OF Johustown. have some
tnIuS NV % say 10 you In their "ad" this
week.
Michael KnduT. father oS the editor OF
the Ganizin Tipdicator. died at his home In
Tuunelbjil on Friday last, aged hfty-eiGht
years.
Mics Ann McDonsES, OF this place. took
hrg departure on MeEday for Pttsburg
where she intends reDEintng tor some time
visiting friends.
According 10 tire State geologst there
are somewhere in rAe nelghborhood OF 5
OD0y0OO. 600 tons OC coal still unmined Ia this
common wealth.
There will be G special term OF eoort
held, beginning on Monday, May 2sth- A
special venIre ot shirty six jurors has been
ordered for this term.
Powers Wuodford, Of SusG ue6anna
township was appointed supervisor OF that
township oa NoLday last by the coErt, to
IN vacancy in that office.
A remoHstrance against every license
petition In gohnstown. with but one eX-
ception, hSs'ueen dled with the Clerk OF
the Court Ot Quarter Sessions.
Mrs. Srsaunah McMnen, wise OF Mr..
James McbliIlen, a well-known citizen OF
Johnstown, died at her home in that place
on Tuesday last, aged 6s years.
-LOST-On the road between Ebeus.
burg and Carroltown, a pocketbook con.
taluing Sio9 81 A reward OF t25 will be
paid the tnder by leaving II at this Office.
The time to choose fertilizer for
spring crops has about arrived. The ex-
tsuslve'use OF the l. p. Thomas & Sons
goods is very conclusive argument In their
favor.
Rev Father DAWN, OF summitvine, will
be the FIRST pastor OF the new Catholic par
lsh ot Cambria borough; who will succeed
Father DAWN in his present charge we fall
ed to learn.
Rupture cure guaranteed by DR.. j B.
Mayer, s3l Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa
Ease AZ once, no operation or delay from
business, attested by thousands Of cures
after others fail, advice free, send for circu
lar
The following named persons can each
obtain letter by calling at the Ebensburg
postofiice Mrs. Ann Patterson, Mr.. John
J. Jones (south). Persons calling for these
letters will please state they were adver.
tised.
A tramp named James Burn, who halls
from New York, was struck by an engine
near Gallitzin on Saturday afternoon and
was severely, though not dangerously hurt.
lie was taken To the Altoona hospital for
repairs.
When you are reftting and repairing
your rooms, step down 10 Barkers' and see
the new styles OF wall paper, they have the
largest stock 10 town Go select from. and
have all the new styles In cheap goods, and
several styles in gilt.
Owing 20 a dennciency In the supply OF
heat furnished by the new steam heating
apparatus, recently placed In our pu bile
schools, one og the schools bad 10 be dis
missed for several days during the present
week on account % the cold weather.
The storm OF the past few days Is like
ly the "equiuoctial." Tha vernal equinox
falls on Wednesday, March 2i. when spring
OF the came length. About the time the sun
passes these equiuoctial points heavy storms
usually prevail on sea and lSnd.
JOS. Farsbugh, photograP Pher, Of Carroll
town, Pa. having sold out his picture gal
lery, desires to inform his patrons that he
will have possession until April Ist. 1855
and that all wanting pictures taken or
duplicates OF photos taken heretofore are
invited TO call or address without delay.
The Directors OF the Jackson Joint
Stock on Company, Limited at meeting
held on Tuesday last, concluded TO ahan-
don tie further boring OF the we'll The
we'll II down about p GOO feet. and has pass
ed through all the SANDS that bear oil or
gas, and the directors believe IL useless TO
bore any further
-Ifyuu have not visited the shoe store Of
Nj L. l.. Davis lately. don Z fan to 20 soon.
He has recently opened up the largest.
h1est and best selected stock Of meu's, wo-
mems, misses ard chndreus' shoes ever
brought 20 EhensburG, and he will be
pleased 20 have you examine bis stock.
Prices alway the lowest.
u Jesse Marsh. a druggist in Petersburg,
Huntingdon county, was found dead In his
ofice In the rear OF his DRUG store on sun
day morning. From the fact on table
near where his body lay was glass partly
filled with laudanum. aud which showed
evidence OF having been full, the impress
sion Is that be committed suicide.
You or your boy will soon need a new
SUIT of clothes, and We want TO tell you that
you DO not need TO 90 away or send away
Tor them as you can buy n suit from Bar
kers as cheap as any where In the State, our
advice Is 70 90 down TO Barkers' and see
their large stock Of clothing for men and
boys, and We know that you will be suited
both 10 prices and quality.
The Democratic County CommIt,se
met on Monday last and selected the fol-
lowing gentlemen as delegates to the state
Convention MeSsTs. W. II. Rose and
George Wagner. OF Johnstown Joseph
A. Gray, ot Carrolltown c. +. O'Donner
OF Loretto, and II. A. Euglehart. OF Eoens
ourg A resolution was passed declaring
Col John z. Linton TO be the choice Of
Cambria county for delegate to the Nation
n Convention and endorsing the admIaIs.
traitor ot President Cleveland.
On Thursday night ot last week. a bon,
nine O'Clock, two bears, one q very large
one and the other smaller came within three
feet OF the door of Casper smith. in Barr
tvustip. Mrs. Smith, who went 10 the
door at the time was startled and screa me q
when she saw them, when the brutes start
ed OF and got out OF the way before Mr.
smith, who also saw them, could get his
gun. Their tracks were plainly visible
TIE next day, but owing 10 the scarcity OF
the snow it was impOssi be 10 follow them.
Mr. John Mcconnell OF the firm OF