The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-03-15
LOC4L .AND PERSONAL.
Beautiful spring !

Licensed spring tooth harIoWs cheap at
Dufton & Sons.
r. C. Patt is expected to visit our town
in the near future. CD
The warm weather is causing the snow
70 be fast disappearing.
Editor CEeery, OF the Carrolltown Ns'os'
vsyys ia town on Wednesday.
When you want Job printing of any
Kind done call at this office.
-RuRor says we are to have three new
stores in our town this spring.
The blue birds have ade their appear
ance ard we hope they have come to stay.
"A couple "chIng ehongs' have opened
laundry in the basement OF the Blair
House.
MIR John J. Davis, OF Cambria town
ship, fell on an AK on Thursday and cut his
leg badly.
The Local Neics OF this place, which
suspended two weeks ago, resumed publica>
ton last week.
Mrs. John T. Grifith, OF Kane Pa, is
visiting relatives and friends IN this place
the present week.
This ought to be the most cheerful sea
son Of the year. No man can borrow
trouble when it's Lent
A chestnut tree twenty-three and one
half feet in circumference Is the pride OF
Perry valley. Perry county.
The Ebensburg C0rnet Band was out
on tuesday evening and sernaded several
citizens. They have improved a great deal
lately.
Mcdonald at Loretto keeps constantly
on hands the best Goldfish, mackeral, her
ring. cheese, etc, at lowest prices for spot
cash or trade.
Mr.. Anthony Sell. one OF Allegheny
townships progressive farmers is making
preparations for building a fine new barn
during the coming summer.
Rev. Father Smith, pastor OF the Church
of the Holy Name this place. delivered
very eloquent temperance lecture to his
congregation on Sunday last.
Mr.. Geo. q. X. Zahm and his daughter,
MIS-. F. II. Barker, OF this place. took their
departure on Thursday morning for Harris
burg, to attend the funeral of Mr.. Zahm's
brother,
Rupture cure guaranteed by DR.. j. r..
Mayer, s31 Arch ST., Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
at once, no operation or delay from BUSH
ness, attested by thousands of cures after
others fail.
The Johnstown Weekly Democrat last
week ended its twenty-sixth year OF exIs-
tance. It is large, weu-printed news
paper, full OF news, and is a credit to its
publisher, Mr.. l.. ID. Woodruff.
Mr. George Lentz. OF Allegheny town
ship, has calf that is a curiosity. having
part OF its body covered with black curly
wool while the balance OF It's body has a
natural coat Of nair.
-Messrs. Hooper, Bro * Thomas. Of the
Maple Avenue Nurseries. West Chester,
Pa, want an energetic man in this neigh
borhoOd TO sell their stock. Write them for
terms and particulars.
The borough council has sold one OF
the old hand engines, the "Juniats,' and
lot OF leather hose To South Fork, Cambria
county. The amount received for 1t was
S20e. Hollidays5lrg Standard.
Persons wishing to improve their men,
oriss or strengthen their power OF attention
should send 20 Prof Loise.te, 2S7 Fifth
avenue, n. T., for his prospectus post free,
as advertised in another column. 2s-at.
The silver watch aud chain held for
chunces by G.. Laurie Bearer. OF Suslue~
hanna township, was ehanced of on Mon
day, March IL, Mr.. Francis 8. Keifer was
the fortunate person who drew IL. It's
dandy.
Mr.. Edward Lilly, son Of Steward Lilly,
OF the Gambia County Almshouse, paid
Johnstown visit on Wednesday. Mr.
Lilly will soon become resident of our
city. and will be as welcome "a the flowers
In May.-JohRstosca Democrat.
-Messrs. Foster n Quinn successors to
Gels, Foster d Quinn, the wholesal le and
retail dry goods merchants or Johnstown,
have new advertisement In this Issue OF
the FEEEArAS and it will pay oui readers
well 20 read and make a note OF Il.
Just received at q. r. Roberts variety
store an elegant assortment OF wall papers
and borders, nlso jewelry. stationery, cigars.
groceries, TOYS, shoes. rubbers, gents fur
nisting goods, notions, etc, etc. Give him
acan secure bargains and be happy.
Mr. Il. X. Tibbott, OF MorreIlviue.
formerly OF this place. was visitor to our
town on Tuesday. ana besides being glad to
see m old friend and uelghbor. be left us
under obligations for tiue lot OF apples
which he lett at our ofiice. They were OF
different varieties and the finest specimens
We have seen for some time.
The superintendent 90 the Altoona
natural gas company has Just returned
home from the scene ot operations in Indi-
ana county and reports the we'll 60 be down
300 feSt and the indications for good gas
we'll as being first class. 'rhe depth and
thickness OF the sand indicate that II gas
Is not found big oil we'll may be.-AuooHa
Tr1Hne.
Jacob Perch, tax collector of Mt. Pleas-
ant, 'Westmoreland county, was taken with
a ht OF sneezlug one day last week He
sneeezed violently at short intervals for If
teen minutes. when the parox xysms were
nnally guieted IL was found that four OF
PeTch's ribs had been broken. 80 violent
Was the shock 20 his frame from the convuI-
sions.
In this issue OF che FRRRNIAE will be
fouad the card OF James NJ. Walters. ESQ,
OF JShnstoHu, as n ca nddSte for the nomi-
nation for District Attorney at the next
Democratic primary election. Mr Walters
has always been an active, wsrking Demo
crat, Ia competent 10 perform the duties OF /
The oGce and II nominated and elected
would be faishful guardian % the inter 4
ests Of the commonwealth.
The late John a. O'Hara, st Ebens-
hurR had n life insurance policy In the
New England Mutual Life OF Boston. His
Pohey was taken out in September last.
froots OF his death We're sent TO the home
p'"ee on the oth irst, and to-day Thurs
uAyJ the dTait Tor the fun amount OF TIE
''''a was received oy J.. Strayer. district
agent and paid "a Mrs. Annie O'Ha,a
"idoW OF the deceased mentioned.
MIS-. Alexander Hanna, of Apollo. Arm
atobR ceunty, was horn Ch tha oar -. A.,