The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-22

Something you want your fingers In.
| w e refer 10 those fine dress gloves at
| Barkers'.
Among the many articles TO be exhibit
/ ed at the NicktoWn Fair are a fine ladies'
| gold watch. china, tea and chamber sets,
/ silver castors, silver spoons, knives and
/ forks, table linen. napkins, and a very fine
J family Bible. Everybody Is requested 10
/ take chances on these articles.
/ Rev, Frank Rodgers, Of Orange, n. j.,
/ died on the Atlantic Express Monday, be-
/ tween Altoona and Derry. He was accom-
I panied by his wife, and was returning from
| Colorado, where he had gone for the benefit
/ OF his health The remains were taken to
\ Altoona and placed Ia q casket and for
warded TO his late home.
i The Carrolltown Planning Mil is run
ming day and uight and the reason of this
[ Is that ID. A. Luther. Jr., proprietor. Is
manufacturing all kinds Of lumber, such as
doors. sash. moulding, stair work, brackets,
flooring and siding at prices that defy com
I petition. he has three plarers running an
gets all orders out promptly. Give him a
trial order.
Don't forget 70 step In at Barkers' and
save you money.
Prof John Mccormick. OF Summerhn
| township, who ia in attendance at the
Teachers Institute. has announced his in
tentIou of being a candidate for the office
of County Superintendent at the approach
ing election in May next. Mr.. Mccormick
is n well known and successful teacher and
should the ofice'fall into his hands the edu>
cational interests of Cambria county would
be ably looked after, and the official duties
performed without fear or favor.
The Pennsylvania Railroad company
has issu ued an order to conductors, brake
men and baggage that while on
duty they must appear at all times In full
suits Of uniform, and wear their coats but
toned 1t will not do for them to wear
pantaloons or vests OF other material than
the regulation blue. All of the men are
obliged to sign an agreement that they will
do this. \ brakeman in Harrisburg ap-
peared a few days ago with a dark pair OF
pantaloons on that did rot belong to his
uniform. He was laid OF for ten days.
You risk nothing in buying your winter
goods at Barkers', as all goods are war
rauteG.
hAAs OdulCo "llhluSOh O coui NlC AueA bAC
dealers In this place. have Just completed
monument to be erected over Michael Dris-
kel, deceased, In the cemetery at Loretto.
The design is beautiful, being a double col
umn cottage arched, the columns of Geor-
gia marble and the caps and base of Yer
mont marble. which makes pleasing con
tIast and shows Off the work to perfection.
on top Is n cross that Is master piece in
I ,g,,N ,f Nt,la
monument has Just been completed and will
be set up in the cemetery at Loretto in
few days.
The Eoensburg Opera Company will
give an exhibition at Lilly on Thursday
evening of next week, November 2Sth.
There will be an effort made TO have
special train run out on the branch that
evening, returning some time In the night,
by which people from Ebensburg and along
the line can visit Lilly on that day and re-
turn during the night. We commend the
Opera Company to the people OF Lilly and
have no doubt that they will give an enter
tainment fully up to their welI-establishsd
reputation for giving frst-class perform
ances.
Jacob Kuntz. who resides near Plat
Vile in Susquehanna township, early on
last Sunday morning met with a painful ac-
cldent which. 1t Is feared, may cause him
the loss OF a limb. He In company with q
young man named Charles Cullen, was
drying along In wagon near that place
when the wagon which was loaded with
bags OF grain upset and some OF the bags
fell upon KuntZ, keeping him down, AT
the same time a lantern which they had
with theu exploded, and the burning oil
ran into his right boot leg, burning him in n
terrible manner, and from the effects OF
which he may possibly have to have his leg
amputated. Cullen was badly burned
about the right hand and arm, but his in
iuries are not so serious.