The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-07-12
-Harpoon hay forks:chesp at DuftOns.' ?

-HarpoOn hay fOrks.cheap st buttons
-wsrted at McDonaIds. Loretto. Pa,
> 900 pounds Of clean, dry wool. The high
est price paid for all delivering on or before
June 3Oth, 1889.
Farmers in some sections OF the State
arc becoming alarmed at the fnrOads being
made on their fields of timothy by small
black bugs, which are pronounced new
comers. The bug seems 70 strike right at
the centre of the stalk. and then eats mp
one side, entirely running the head so far as
seeding purposes are concerned. Owing to
its late arrival. 1t will not interfere mater
IaIIy with this summers crop OF hay.
An exchange ftIy describes the mean
ing Of the Term. local enterprise" II you
think OF anything that can be done to beau
tify or build up your town, 90 and do it,
keep your capital AZ home patrnniks home
Industries help Your merchant tS - sell
noge so they can sell cheaper; always get
your work done in your own town Il posi-
bic: subscribe and pay for toe home paper,
don't steal ~ borrow the reading OF &c. II
you follow these suggestions and your
town does not improve and build up, it will
not oe your fault.
.
collected data Of rainfall which caused the
disaster of The ConemauCh, that over fully
onr~third OF the state Cths most noun
tsinous part) Between four and seven
Inches OF water was deposited BY that one
storm while in tyo large areas the PIE
cipitstions exceeded eight Inches The
smaller Of these tracts, about the size OF q
county, lay Just south of Wulamsport +;
the larger, embracing portions o: seven
/ counties Gncluding Cambria), stretched
. nor.h aud south along the western slope Of
? the mountains.
/ If any Of oar readers are In need Of
/ artistic and substantial cemetery work,
+ made from the best qualities Of marble and
/ granite, they will do well 20 call JL } VIII
. EinSo0 * son, marble and granite dealers
/ in this place, where they Will End nice
/ stock 20 select from, or send them word
and they will visit you with large selec-
tion of new and original designs, they guar
/ autee all their work and II their worksis
/ not as represented they will not ask you TO
4 take IL, they are prepared 90 al all orders
/ re houe and abroad AZ prices that defy COM
/ petition. Give them n t.ia!. y 6m.
/ Charles E Myers, son Of Mr. II. u.
/ Myers, ST CarrOItOwn, was employed hy j.
/ NJ Miller, painter, at LOckp0rt. on Mon
day and Tuesday before the flood. He
/ came % Johnstown on Memorial Dav, and
/ il has since been learned that be remained
/ hc-c until the day or the flood. He has not
/ been heard from directly by his relatives
. since the focd. One young man says he
/ saw him on train coming from Altoona
4 two yvPsEs after the flood but his father
/ fears he may be mistaken, and is app-chen-
/ siye That his son was lost in the delugs. He
! was six feet two inches in height, slightly
stopped he had blac; hair, cut short, and
/ n dark moustache his clothing was dark,
[ his hat soft white carried e pass book with
/ his name in it, and generally had letters in
/ bis pockets. He was twenty seven years of
age, and unmarried. Any Information
should be addressed to II. Fl. Myers, Car
I Ioltowu, Pa.-J5EnS,o,7B Tribune.