The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-10-04
For bargains go to EcksnrOde & Hop

-Eckenrode & Hoppel
WANTED To buy for cash 100 TO 800
acres good grass ard hay land, with good
water, with or without buildings. on line
railroad between EbenShurg and Cresson,
near station. Address, +. w. Smith, Eb-
ensburg, Pa.
Mr.. William DOdsOn, OF Allegheny
township, who has been a subscriber 20 the
Freeman since 1t started in 1867. was in
town on Saturday last, and still continues in
the way he should go. by taking the FREE
MAN still Always glad to meet him.
The best remedy to prevent taking cold
buy your underwear, aannels. overcOats and
wraps to keep your body warm. and your
boots shoes and over shoes TO keep your
feet dry where 1t will cost you least money,
at Eckeurode Il Hoppers, Carrolltovn.
Mrs. Annie Conrad, wife OF Thomas
Conrad OF Altoona, and adaughter OF John
J.Trexler, of Clearfield township, died at her
home In Altoona on Sunday last. Her re-
mains were Inferred In the Catholic ceme-
terry at ST. Augustine on Tuesday last.
The valuable hotel property located on
Main street. Carrolitown, Pa. at present
occupied by j. ID. Thomas and known rs
Hotel Brunswick. will be sold on reasonable
terms. For further information address NJ.
ID. Kittellor q. A. Langbein, Eoensburg.
Recently the machinery 10 Nelson's
Mill, at Cessna, Bedford county, suddenly
stopped. An Investigation followed aud it
was discovered that the water wheel had
become clogged up with eels. Ninety-two
eels weys taken out of the wheel that day.
WE have speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker Mouth, and
Headache, In Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. a
Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
it II you desire health and sweet breath.
Price 81 cents. Sold bY DR.. T. j. Dawson.
The remains OF Samuel E. ReinInger. a
young man aged nineteen. who was mur-
dered In Chicago by a companion named
Purdy, were brought to Johnstown on Fri
day last and fully identified, and were in
TERED In Sandyvale Cemetery on Sunday.
Last sunday night James Weyandt, a
Greenfield township, Blair county farmer,
aged 60, Tell from the crowded platform OF a
car, as It passed over a bridge at Holidays
burg. into the Juniata river and was drown
ed. The relatives will sue the Pennsylvan-
Ia railroad for damages.
The JohnstowD Daily Democrat has en-
tered on its second volume and although IL
has had more than ordinary hard luck, is
proSpering and going TO stay. The Dem
ocTdt Is a welcome and always an interesting
visitor to our Office and We hope with each
succeeding year its prosperity way be ia
creased.
"A we'll kcOwn farmer recommends tar
smoke as IA dphtheria cure. HIS treatment
is TO putA few drops OF tar. like that used
in ship-yards, on warm stoye-Hd, and to
require the patient 20 inhale and swallow
the smoke ten timas day for five minutes
each lime. He has been Invariably success
ful In his experiments.
The following item Is worth remember
Ing Fires resulting from the burning or
oil are ineXtinguishable with water, but can
can be readily smothered by throwing -four
upon the burning oil. II lamp should
burst, handfuI OF aour Oh rown on immed-
lately may be the means OF quenching the
flames, and thus saving ufe.
County Commissioners In this State are
authorized. whenever expedIent. to en-
ploy detectives, and offer such rewards. in
addition to that authorized by Law; as their
Judgment and the nature OF the case may
q
persons charged with felony The rewards
shall be paid out Of the county treasury.
BY act OF the last Legislature each
county Ia the State IS entitled to one free
scholarship in the Pennsylvania Museum
and School OF Industrial Art, Philadelphia
The appointment is to be made by the Gov
ernor on tie recommendation of the County
Superintendent Of public schools. No ap-
pointment has yet beeE made from Cam
bria county.
Hon. W. II. Andrews, chairman of the
Republican State Committed, Hon. Henry
h. Boyer, Republican candidate for State
Treasurer, Hon. John NJ. Rose. Republican
member Of the Legislature from this county
and number OF Republican postmasters I
from different parts OF the county. held a
pow-wow a; the Lloyd House In thus place,
on Friday last.
F. l.. stephens, OF Tyrone, is making a |
big opening at Dysart, along the Cresson * /
Clearheld railroad, and expects to ship coal 4
by the lst OF November. IL Is about six |
miles from Frugality. There Is also a new
mine opening up at Asbville by Richard /
Bowen, formerly superintendent of the
mines at Frugality. who has located there. /
Altoona Tribune.
The Lock Haven Express says that Ro- I
bert Myers. of Dunnstown, has a plum tree I
on his premises which until recently was
healthy and thrifty tree. ABOUT three I
weeks ago the leaves fell of and the tree 4
seemed 10 be dying. Within a week new
leaves have appeared and the tree is now in .
fun bloom as in early spring time. II isa
wonderful freak Of nature.
Aunt Polly" StIckler has made an en-
10 sit In one of Macy's show win
lows in New York and spin yarn for thirty
lays at 50 per day. Macy IS the Wana-
maker Of New York, and he has engaged
Aunt Polly" and her art as an advertise
nent. She recently had a photograph taken
u herself and family engaged in the differ
'nt processes OF converting fax into yarn.
rhe scene Is laid in front OF the old home
,arn.-Bedford Inquirer.
"A cutting affray took place at Glen
White Saturday evening which may end ia
ally. There are a number OF Italians hv-
ng there who are employed at the coke
Dvens. Two OF these. George Barnelado
md Peter Duako. got into a quarrel over a
,ame OF cards, during which BaTnelado
tabled DunkO in the side with a large
,nife. The cut is an ugly one and il is
probable that the injured mau will die.
Both men are said TO have been drunk a,
be time OF the affray.
If any OF our readers are In need OF
'rtistic and substantial cemetery work,
made from the best qualities Of marble and
granite. they will do we'll TO call On }. Will
Sinson * Son, marble and granite dealers
d this place, where they will find a nice
took 20 select from, or send them word