The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-10-26
LOC4L md PERSONAL.

Wanted 600 bushels good ehestnuSs ~
,,pouald's. Loretto, Pa.
,utne latest things in ladies' and chill
,.,,,s hats arriving at Mrs. Jones this
week.
Miss Annie Piper, of Hollidaysourg. Is
,,, guest Of Miss Juia Lennon, In TINS
place.
Mrs Timothy O'Donovan, Of Mans
ia Pa. Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Byrue, of this place.
A full line OF ladies' and ehildren's
..,t. from s. 90 up at Mrs. Jones'. Plush
,,,,. and wraps at very low figures.
Mrs. JouesIs Offering bargains in gloves,
,osfsrv stockinet. etc, this week.
Miss Nan. James, daughter of Mr.. f.
,.,,ss OF this place, took her departure on
n-sfpa.lay morning for Pittsburgh, where
am, will visit friends for few weeks.
Mcdonald, Loretto. Pa, always pays the
A,,ns,t prices for all kinds OF country pro-
,,,. butter, eggs, onions, beans whsat'
we corn and oats part cash paid II desired.
p,rtnre cure guaranteed by DR.. }. h.
,,.,.r sgt Arch St, Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
60 M operauou or delay from busi~
-. ,ttested by thousands Of cures after
others fail.
We have a speedy and positive Cure
Cor Catarrh, Dphtheria, Canker Mou'h' ana
Trs,5,cpe. In Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. a
~-,s,, Injector free with each bottle. Use
t, ~ vou desire health and sweet breath.
p,r,s 20 cents. Sold by DIR. T. J. Dawson.
a, saturday the evening train on its
r,,r-p trip struck two cows belonging TO
t,bnJ Evans, and knocked them of the
eel One Of the cows was injured so
b,sIv that she was shot by the owner and
a i doubtful whether the other will re-
cover.
p7e night last week some Williams enter
"a the residence OF Mr.. Abram Beam. OF
Somerset township, Somerset county, and
stole $500 in money which was In truck In
,rs nj the rooms Mr Beam Is 90 years OF
ace. and be heard no disturbance during the
night
The Loretto Merchandise Company
5gars the balance OF their stock OF dry
,oods boots and shnes. hats and caps,
1upensware and hardware at cost for cash
or country produce. Persons indebted to
be company are requested TO call and set
&c thy,r accounts.
-Messrs d. Simon & Brothers, the well
known clothlers OF Altoona, will be here In
short trtne with large and we'll selected
stock OF fine clothing, gents furnishing
goods. aud also large stock Of boots aud
shoes. The tune OF their coming will be
announced by circulars.
Frank Mason, son OF Edwin Mason, OF
this place, who returned home on Monday
OF last week sick, died on Tuesday morn
ing The young man was about twenty
eight years OF age and had been employed
for somo time pas in Jonnstown. where he
contracted typhoid fever.
The long continued wet weather has
been bad for an kinds OF business, but II
has not hIldereI Barker Bro. from getting
IN me largest stock OF goods for fall aud
winter trade ever brought 20 Eoensburg.
Their counters and shelves are overaowing
with goods, and prices are at the lowest.
The Beuetoute Wotch,paH says: Jerry
Condo of Spring Mills, had singular ex-
perieuOo with deer recently. He saw il
lump from Mrs Alexauder's lot into her
stone quarry. Approaching the spot he
:ound the deer stunned by the jump. In
which condition he succeeded In cutting It's
throat.
Mcdonald az Loretto, Pa, Is selling Oft
the following lines Of goods at actual cost
Cor spot cash or good marketable produce
as follows Dry goods, flannels, Kentucky
Jeans ladies', misses and Cnttdreuis shoes
also bows and mems boots and shoos, hats
caps and clothing, etc. Now is your tim,
20 get bargains.
NOTICE If those two Jersey coat:
which YOU bought CD OF US when you
thought nobody was Watching. don't sui
you exactly, you can return them and hav,
them exchanged for something that will sui
YOU better, Otherwise, we Will send se
you. Respectfully,
ECKENRoDE & HorPRL
Carrolltowu, Pa.
On Thursday ot last week Z. FurQusou
aSweefe, while assisting 70 move a build.
Ing BOO Altoona, was crushed to death. The
buidla1 had been raised from its founda-
uon with ''cks ana Furgusou and severa
othcr7 were under the structure when the
timoers under which the Jacks were SET
gave way, and the men made rush 20 es-
cape FurVuson was caught aud Instantly
Killed while the Others escaped.
This time OF the year you need good
boots aud shoes, and our advice 10 YOU 4 %
20 right down TO Barkers' and purchase a
pAlr OF winter boots, where YOU are sure %
md the largest stock OF lea ther or rpbba,
goods. You can buy a pair of mems ,nr,
oootS as low as s. 80, aad a pair of In5I..
oyershoes Tor % cents. Other goods \,
low prices. For anything you want In boo;
or shoes don't fau 20 cau ia at Barkers'.
On last Tuesday morning the EXTENSIVE
brewery owned by Lawrence p. stitch an,
known as the Enterprise brewery. in Attoo
na, was destroyed by ire The fre orIgi.
u''eu 10 'ne brewing room about the center
OF tho building from the overhsatsd condI-
uon OF the room and spread rapidly. The
brewery mousse and barn were entirely de.
sUoyed together with large quantity q,
nay The loss Is estimated BY Mr. S,ycb q,
$500 as follows 50 900 on the brewery
S.ooo un the hotel aud $500 on the bar, :,
"u'eo ne had au Insurance OF q. 2oo.
-McDouald at Lorctto, Pa. torss -.
case '"r selling goods cheap for spot cash n
uade' as Follows: 20 yards calico for 9 N
~ yards Of plaid dress goods for sIoo. n
Sl'us % plain taIl coloss) dress goods 81 "a
~ yards plain alpaca sl.OO. yards pIa.r
cashmere 500, 8 yards Kentucky issn,
sl'oo, y Yards bingham 500. 10 ward. Ca.
'on flannel Sloo, chidrens' shoes from !,
sLoo, misses shoes from 70 cents IN a. "a
,"dies' shoes from 81 % certs 20 8. co hovs
boots from 81. 90 10 g 90. mems boots from
- 20 - 90 and always pays the hiphes
prices tos good marketable produce.
AT two O'Clock on Tuesday afterpoor
,ne engine OF an east bound freight train or
ue ferusJIvania railroad Jumped the tr,cl
Ilpton wreckiug twenty-five loaded