The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-03-16

Bargains bargains at McDouald's
store, Loretto, Pa. The following lines OF
goods will be closed out ut actual cost for
spot cast or good marketable produce until
April ist All kinds OF dress goods, fan.
nels, woOlens, ladies' misses and chIldren's
shoes, also mems and boys boots, shoes.
hats, caps and clothing. Flour, 81 80 and
- PET barrel best A No. l salt, 81 % per
barrel All other goods at equally low
prices for spot cash or trade
We will call your attention 10 an article
that many OF you will need this spring, that
Is new carpet, and We can assure you
that you will find a good assortment TO
select from at Barriers. they have them from
the lowest priced ingraln, up through all
grades to the best Brussels, and as some
people counot be suited from stock. they
carry line OF samples from a large house
/ In New York, and can sell you anything you
want at city prices They also have a large
stock OF oil cloths, rugs, mate. e;e. any
thing you want In this line you can save
money by buying at Barkers'.
1t is said that efforts are being made by
the young DsmoccatIc ladies OF Greensburp
for the organization OF Frances Cleveland
| Club for the purpose OF taking an active
part in the coming Presidential election.
/ The Club will De composed Of some OF the
leading ladies OF the place and will be
uniformed tastetully, each wearing a white
silk badge with a picture Of Mrs. Cleveland
engraved on It. They will be furnished
with torches, made especially for the occa-
sion, and turn out at every political process
sion and wild be drilled in the manual OF
arms and marching mspeuvers by skilled
( drill masters. Similar organizations are tc
be started throughout the county, and may
! spread over the State.
The whole Atlantic coast, from Virginia
to Maine, was swept by n snow storm be-
ginning on Monday last The creates,
breadth OF the storm center was from the
coast opposite the central part OF this
State and extended westward to the head
or the Ohio Valley. Many vessels wer-
wrecked along the coast, and railroad traf-
nc suspended TO a great extent No mails
east Of Harrisburg wers received at this
place from Monday uGtl this writing
Thursday noon) owing to the Penusylva-
mia railroad being closed between Harris
oarG and Philadelphia. Tn storm. how
ever, is now over and the railroads are
. oiNNNtAf 'NNAAAS up Nuth lIACks anu IN 4
day or two the trains Will be running as
usual
"A wreck occurred on the Pennsylvania
railroad on Monday morning about four
O'CLOCK at Niger cut, 4 short distance east
/ OF Huntingdon, in which two lives were
lost,an Il Is estimated that 500 600 worth OF
property was destroyed. A freight trair
was going east and when at that point an
axle broke and the freight cars began pill
log Rp, obstructing both tracks. At the
same time Western Express came along
running at the rate Of forty i've miles AZ
hour and plunged into the wrecked cars. II
was fearful scene that met the yes OF the
passengers, alarmed and frightened by the
breaking OF the glass and the smashing OF
the timbers, who were rudely awakened
| from their slumhers. The engineer OF the
passenger train, Robert Gardner OF Harris
burg. vas found on his engine with his hand
on the throttle, stnl living. but fast among
the broken tinb and died In a few min
utes after being released. Charles Mover,
| the fireman, was torn 10 pieces and hrs body
was gathered up in sections. One passen-
ger was slightly hurt by the broken glass
and some badly sLook mp, but none were
seriously injured. A purse OF $500 was
raised by the passengers for the families OF
the engineer and fireman. Travel over the
] road was delayed for twenty hours