The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-01-27
LOCAL. IND PERSONAL.

MI l. - NltlA0hASt tNrtQllOT Oh the
Carrolltown Ns,c' was in town on wednes.
day.
Butler Roberts, the twelve. year old son
OF Mr.. e. +. Roberts, is III with the scarlet
rash.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has made n
new station near Summer Hill and named IL
Ehrenfeld,
A sleIghIug party OF ladies' from Johns
town put up at the Blair House on Wednes-
day for dinner.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
pays out s., 900, 600 annually TO its upward
OF 900 employees.
MIR. Thomas McDermltt. son .in-law
OF ex-Sherf Blair. OF this place, Is i'll at his
home iu Minersville.
Orders haYe been placed In the Altoona
shops for the building OF 10S locomotives
and >, 500 freight cars.
The County auditors have finished
their Iabors and the report will be ready for
publication next week.
H II. Myers Esq. who has been In.
Plttsburg for some days on business, re.
turned home on Tuesday.
One thousand pounds OF ginseng want
market price will be paid.
-Garret RIsSan. OF Munster township,
died at his home In that township on Sat
urday last, aged about 60 years.
On Wednesday and Thursday last the
Public Schools OF this place were closed on
account OF Superintendent Cramer's death.
Mr.. James Calhoun, formerly a clerk in
E. James drug store, but now OF Pittsburp.
was in town on Monday and Tuesday OF
this week.
Mr.. Michael Mcbride. OF MmvnIe, was
In town on Monday attending to his duties
as MerchantIle Appraiser. He started north
on Tuesday
Two sleiGhlng parties. one from Johns
town and the other from East Conemsugh,
all ladies were among the visitors TO this
place on Tuesday.
"A lot OF ladies' and children's hose,
laces, embroidery, corsets, etc, at cost at
the Misses O'Nenls millinery store. CAN
early and get your choice.
Centre county papers say the coal In
vestments OF Aiutant General Hastings are
proving remarkably successful and that he
will soon be a millionaire.
die our famous Rubber Stamp, etc, IN this
district. Mcmahon Bros. * Adams, 2I2
Penn avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
There are thirty prisoners n Jail at the
present time, twelve OF whom are women, a
greater portion OF the 0enter sex than eyer
before Gagged In that institution.
Wanted at McDouald's store, Loretto
Pa, butter, eggs, oats, corn, wheat, rye.
beans, potatoes, onions. etc, for all Of which
the highest trading price will be allowed.
The Bellefonte Faruace Company
COLLINS Brothers) expect to be gin making
Iron about the 20 inst. Many of the furnace
men are already here. BellsfOnte Wdtctrnan.
"A newspaper between the bed covers is
said to create warmth the feet wrapped in
newspaper are protected against cold
News papers that don't warm somebody are
scarce.
The Misses O'Nelll OF this place. In or
der TO reduce their stock. will for n time sell
large line OF ladies' hats and millinery
goods below cost. 4 good chance for bar
gains.
Rev. Richard Brown, pastor OF the
Catholic church at Lilly Is again quite III
and unable to attend to the duties OF his
pastorate. We hope to hear OF his speedy
recovery
Miss Mary Roberts, daughter OF Mr.. C..
I. Roberts, Of this place. returned home on
Friday evening OF last week after a very
enjoyable visit to her many friends in
Johnstown.
-Calicos to cents, indigo blue prints
cents per yard. A bargain 10 wrapper
rep at - cents per yard. Meu-s and boys
hats and caps at cost az the Lorctto Mer-
chandise company.
Brown sugar cents, light sugar 7
cents, best white sugar 8 cents per pound.
Chewing tobacco 30 cents per pound. Best
table syrup 80 cents per gallon at the Lor-
etto Merchandise company.
1t is said that Charles II. Kemp, form
erly OF this place, bu: now OF Bellefonte,
will have charge OF the Bedford Springs
next season, under the new management
OF that popular summer resort.
p. CempseY. switchman at the sum
NIT on the Tyrone and Cearfield road, was
struck by An engine on Monday and knock
ed down. One foot got under the wheels
and three OF his toes were mashed.
James Crooks, OF Oakland Y Roads
Indiana county, died on Monday from the
gunshot wound inflicted by his friend,
Hiram Steel, while the two were hunting
The accident occurred on December 21st.
"A sleighing party from this place, all
iaoles except the drivers, took advantage OF
tie fine sleiGhinR on Wednesday and drove
70 Altoona where they took dinner at ths
Logan House and returned the same eve
ming.
Ladies fine kid button shoes at a. Ok
usually sold at s. so and s275. ladies'
hne pebble goat button shoes at 81. usual
price $3.50. All other shoes reduced in
proportion at the Loretto Merchandise
company
Mrs. Margaret Humphreys. OF this place
died at her home In Ebensburg, on SUNDAY
last. aged about IS years. She was the
widow ol Roland Humphreys, deceased.
and sister Of Mr.. Charles j. Ovens, OF
this place.
Mrs. Jane Brawley wife OF ex-Sheriff
John Brawiey, Of Hollidaysburp. died at her
home in that place on Tuesday last, aged
about 6s years. The deceased was an aunt
OF Mrs Judge Johnston and Mrs. John A
Blair, Of this place.
Mr.. Abel Lloyd, Jr., assistant ticke,
agent for the 2. r, r., at Shaey Side, ALE
Rheny county, who has been visiting friends
and relatives In this place for the past two
weeks, returned 10 his duties at the aboYs
named place on this (Frday).
Samuel Irwin, a resident OF Clearfeld
- years Of age aud unmarried, while a
work Telling a tree in the woods SONS
two or three miles from Clearhed
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