The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-05-31
steel nails 81 90 per kee at Duftous

Steel nails 81 per keg at Duftons-'
Capt. NJ. F. Mcdonald, of Loretto, was
in town On Tuesday.
Mr.. Edward DauRheTty. Of GalliIzin,
was IN town the present week.
For photographs or tintypes call at Far
abluEh's gallery in Loretto on or before
June s.h.
Mr.. James Daugherty, formerly of this
place, but now residing at Galitzin, was in
town on Wednesday.
On account Of the unfavorable state OF
tNe weather the past few weeks Farabaugh,
the photogra pheT. will remain at Loretto
one week i0nger-until Saturday, June sth,
1889.
Il always considered Friday 10 be an IN
lucky day, said Mrs. Lighted, until last
Friday wHen l went into Barkers' store aud
bought the biggest bargain ever saw In
my Nfe.
Mr. John I, Campbell, former editor OF
the Gautz.D NclcS, and Miss Alice Riley, OF
GlN,ziu, were married ia the Catholic
cbu.ch al that place on Wednesday evening,
Nay 20, 1850 R=y. Father Boyle officiating.
We wish them long and happy life.
An exchange says the latest swindle is
I The selling OF ribbons, ShaTpeTs visit the
/ farm houses, exhibit rich samples a. very
low figures take orders from the ladies, and
/ get half tLe payment ia cash aud promise 20
/ forward the Eood-, whCa the remainder Is
. 90 be paid. Neither the swiad!ers nor the
/ ribbons arc heard or again
| Mr.. L. +. McDermitt OF Loretto, for
\ merry with the Loretto Merchandise Co,
| Will have charge of Captain NJ. +. McDor-
/ AIDS store. near CreszOu, at the new town
I OF Kilkenny. Nj. McDermltt Las had a
[ large experience In merchandising, is an
I accom- nodatipg ana obIi<ing salesman and
/ viii soon build up Z large trade at that
. point.
/ Mrs. Caroline LeIb died at her home
: near 81. y icEUIas on Tuesday Of last week,
aged $50 years. she leaves to mourn her
loss a husband aud five children, besides
her parents, i've brothers and two sisters.
Tho deceased lady was a good christian
. woman, a kind and a1ectionate mother and
her many friends win be sorry 10 learn OF
Lgr sad demise.
The Governor Of this State has signed
the hawkeTs' and peddlers' bill. Il essolO-
[ lutely prohibits the hawking or psddling of
foreign OF domestic dry goods without IL
cgnsy, except that manufacturers may sell
articles Of their own manufacture without
such license. License to hawk and peddle
c.u now only be obtained through the
cJuIls on a certificate from two physicians
thai the applicant Is unfit for manual labor,
The seventeen persons awaiting trial in
the Somerset cosnty jail haYe adopted a
ccdasof laws OF their OVID, ana elected
Lewis, chief Of the McClellaniIOwu gang
as their Judge. y few days ago two men
prisoners were caught stealing tobacco
Judge Lewis sentenced them to be bumped
against toe prison wall, which was done 50
vigorously that the watchman thought a
wholesale outbreak was being attempted
lie was on the point OF alarming the town
when the situation was explained.
If any Of our readers are in need OF
artistic and substantial cemetery work
made from the best qualities OF marble and
granite, they will do well to call on j. VIII
kInsun 6 Son, marble and granite dealers
In this place, where they will! find nice
stock 60 selec. FROM, or send them word
aud they viii visit you with 4 large selec-
ton of new and original designs, they guar.
autee all their work aud II their work Is
not cs represented they will not ask you tC
take il, they are prepared 20 fill all orders
st home and abroad at prices that defy com.
petition. Give them q t-ial. 4 6m.
The Pennsylvania railroad has intro.
duced an Innovation from which excellent
results are anticipated. It is au attachment
Of hose with steam pump which can be at
once brought into requisition in case OF FIRE.
when the car stoves are supposed 10 be do
log their best to burn cars and passengers
In the numerous tests already made the ap-
pa-atls laG power enough to throw a
stream OF water over the tal,est building.
The hose viii be the length Of six cars and
will be carried on the tender, and the crew
will be trained IN its use.
Mcdonald, Of Loretto, has come down
60 hard pan prices at both his stores (Lor-
etto and CreSson) for spot cash or trade.
and TO prompt monthly paying customers
o. follows Sugars, Z, s, . and 10 cents pei
pound green and black teas, So, so and 20
cents per pound ArbuckIes and other best
grades coffee, 25 cents per pound boxes
essence coffee, 10 cents . papers baking
soda, 10 cents boxes baking powder, Il
3 boxes yeast - cents packs hops. .,
cents 4 pounds Ulce, 25 cents + pound:
pEuues, % cents pounds best homQy
25 cents . pounds barley, 2J cents
pounds oat meal, % cents pounds rolled
oats, % cents 8 cans corn, 25 cents 3 can!
tomatoes, % cents cans string beans, q
cents . cans peas, - cents pound
gloss starch, - cents; pounds corn starch
25 cents pounds farina, 25 cents ;
pounds taploca, % cents pieces toile
soap, 10 cents; G pieces laundry soap, .
cents boxes bluing, 10 cents balh
potash, % cents boxes (120O) matches. Il
cents pounds star candles, 25 cents (;
brooms. % cents washboaTds, so cents
good syrup 40 cents per gallon F; best syr
up, 60 cents per gallon flour, S1.io, 81 A
and 81 20 per sack corn meal, 20 and a
cents per sack corn and oats chop, 81 IS
rye and oats chop, 81 40. Dry goods, no
tlous, hats, caps, boots and shoes and Al
other goods at equally low prices on abov
mentioned terms.