The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-02
LOC.4L md PERSONAL.

Mr. John Reese. OF this place, purchased
sne match team OF horses this week.
II. II. Myers. Esq, OF this place, who
sited Benefoute last week returned home
on Monday.
-NcDonald, Loretto. Pa, has just re-
..ivsd A car load of A No. 1 salt, cheap for
spot cash or trade.
AT Ba1kers' you can buy the best black
or blue worsted suit for $40 ever brought to
town for that money.
Work is progressing rapidly on the new
store-room aud dwelling Of Mrs. r. Z.
Jones on High street.
MIR. E Jones. of this place, who is
employed near Reynoldsville. Jefferson
county, Is at lone on u visit.
Mr. John Fitzharris and wife OF Hollis
5aysburg, Pa, we're visiting friends In Eb-
epsburg the latter part OF last week.
"A large and varied stock Of horse
blankets and robes, at very low prices. at
y,keurode & Hoppel's. Carrolltovn.
-opIte a number OF suckers attended
the Indian Medicine show on Tuesday
syeping. Next time watch the Professor"
New goods. new goods. Fall and win
Ter stock lust received at McDonald's, LGr-
alto. Pa, at hard pan prices, for spot cash
or trade.
Mrs Abel Iloye, Jr, OF Shady-SIde,
Aueoheuy county, paid short visit to her
D,r.n,s. Mr. and Mrs. +. G.. Kerr, OF this
place. this week.
Choice apples sell in Perry county At
the rate OF one dollar for three bushels. Po-
tar5rs are also a large crop and are quoted
A. thirty cents q bushel.
A prominent citizen OF Portage, offers
10 wager 500 TO SIS that John j. Kinney
will be the next Sheriff OF Cambria county.
--J5hps,oUH Democrat.
Vote for A. Y. Dively.
-Headuuarters for boots and shoes for
fall and winter. at prices TO suit everybody
at Eckenrode x Hopple's, Csrrolltown, Pa.
No need to shiver with cold.
"A rise in the price OF wheat very soon
Affects the -four market, but when wheat
comes down there appears to be a ''sort OF
slowness" In flour's tumble.
At Barkers' you can buy a stripe
worsted suit (very pretty style) either in
sack or cut away for $3.50 cheaper than
either altoona or Johnstown.
Mr. James Cant, our tonsorial artist
has fine painting at his shaving psrlor
on Centre street, which illustrates how
shaving was done In Olden times.
AT Barkers' you can buy diagonal
sack or cut-away) suit, something very
hue for $500; II you want a nice suit look
at this, can't be beat in the State.
II in need OF suit of clothes or an
oyercoat, remember the largest and finest
assortment and the lowest prices will be
found at Eckenrode & Hoppers, Carroll
town.
u. D. Earon, near Farrandsvilie. Clinton
county, the other day shot a gray eagle,
which measured seven feet from tip to tip
Of It's wings. The eagle had captured one
Of Mr.. Earon's turkeys.
The store Of Thomas Prosser OF Bris-
bin, Cleartield county. and the dwelling OF
Thomas Lloyd, adjoining, were destroyed
by FIRE last Saturday. The formers loss is
$4,000, with only partial insurance
The sale OF the personal property OF
joseph Noel, deceased, that was to have
taken place on Saturday. October 10th, was
posponed on account OF the weather until
Saturday November 3rd at one O'Clock.
Another new lot OF ladies' and misses
coats lust received, at discount, which
will be sold at prices within the reach OF all.
az Ecksurode & Hopple's, CArrontown, Pa.
Professor Leech, who has been laid up
for five or six weeks with typhoid fever. Is
again TO be seen on our streets, looking
considerably worse for his illness. lie is
rapidly improving aud will soon be himself
again.
On last Monday John Ricketts,, of
Reade township. killed one OF his Cots
wald ewes and she dressed 10 pounds OF
beautiful mutton. John says that such
sheep protects the American farmer and
his family enough without any protection
on the wool.
The Rlnehart Opera and Musical Come
dy company will appear at the Opera House
on next Monday night aud II half what the
papers say Of them is tue our people are In
for rare treat Tickets for sale at James
drug store. Go In time as the seats will
soon be all taken.
-Messrs. ID, Simon & Brother. OF AItoo-
IA were here on Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday with large and varied assort-
ment OF clothing and boots and shoes. Mr..
simon was well pleased with his sales, par
ueularly in the shoe line, having sold $
large number and variety OF shoes.
Vote Tor Thomas IL. Greevy.
You have kad lots OF chances this weeE
TO buy clothing. but we know tnat YOU have
no; all bought, aud our advice Is, slip Iu AT
barkers' and see :heir Immense stock OF
clothing, and examine their prices, aud then
you will know how much money you can
save by buying your goods at home.
The Huntingdon Globe says that Misses
Dollie and Minnie Hines. Gf Mount Union.
have cut and shocked over I, 500 shocks this
season, earning over $50. They did no;
nave TO do IL, but did it for recreation and
Vurs love for the fields. They are hand
some, rosy checked, intelligent and smar,
girls.
Mr.. William Richardson, OF this pIaee
on Wednesday Afternoon, while working a,
the binding OF the new bridge In Blaek,rk
township, unfortunately got his hand csuoh,
between the wheel aud the frame OF the der
rick while hostiug large stone and bar
three OF bis fingers badly hurt. He Will moi
be able TO work for some time.
Vote for c. a. Buck.
When we went home to supper ons
evening last week we found Isaac DayI,
had been there and left dozen nicely fried
oysters for our supper. We were tickled
al over when we saw the oysters. have beer
IN a good humor ever since, and beliey,
there Is nothing like fried oysters for max
InR man contented and happy. Wher
hungry call on Is aae, at his restaurant or
Centre street
These cool evenings aud cool morning,
make one begin To think about getting ar
oVercoat, and it is high time that you shoule
De securing one. II you have not done se