The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-03-15
-one-horse power fodder cutter cheap

-One-horse power fodder cutter cheap
at Dufton's.
Miss Maggie Rhey, who has been absent
for several weeks on visit to friends in
Kansas. returned home on Sunday.
MIR. Richard Owens. of Cambria town
ship. on Wednesday last sold his farm to
Mr.. Celestine Luther, OF Carroll town
ship.
The photograph gallery of Mr.. Joseph
Farabaugh at Carrolltown, will close for an
Indefinite period on Saturday, March 23d.
All parties wishing work will do well TO
call on him before the above date.
j. :. Hsssion was brought to Jail on
Saturday night from GaIlitzin, charged
with an attempt TO commit a rape upon a
little seven year old girl named Parks from
Benscreek. HessioD Is sixty-two years of
age, the father of eleven children and de-
MES the charge.
Spring will soon be here aud the time
for throwing OF your heavy winter shoes
and getting something lighter and neater
for summer Is at hand. For the best as
sortment OF shoes to be found In Ebensburg
visit r. L. DAVIS shoe store on JaIian street
| where you will find just what you want and
at prices that defy competition.
A break in our press on Thursday pre-
vented US from getting our paper out at the
usual time, but thanks 10 our friend Ed.
Luther, whom we pressed into service on
\ Thursday night we got the break repaired
/ and were able to go to press this (Friday)
morning For quick and neat Job of
4 blacksmithing Ea. is the man to call on.
/ Mrs. Jane Besls. an old lady about seven
/ ty years OF age. who has for a number of
/ years resided by herself about two miles
south OF tOwn, az what is known as the
! California mill. was discovered 20 be sick
and in a helpless condition, and was taken to
the alnshouse on Sunday last, much
against her will as she had always refused
TO go TO that Institution.
"A freight train was wrecked Wednes-
dav morning about O'Clock at a point
about n mile and balf above East Cone
maugh. The wreck was caused by shoe
falling of a brake bar and derailing truck
Ten cars were piled up on top of each other
and badly demolished. Jack Sweeby,
brakeman, who resides In Millyille, saved
his life by Jumping. The tracks were en-
tirely blockaded and detained the trains for
some hours -,JohRStoloR Democrat.
Three young men returning from q
/ wake In Altoona early on last Wednesday
morning, saw flames shooting out Of house
on CuIOn avenue. They broke In the front
door and found Sadie Malstrom, colored, in
bed and enveioped in flames. She was lit
erly roasted and has since died. John II
| Williams, who escaped from the back door
as the men entered, has been arrested on
the charge of setting the bed on fire. He
Is white man and the two have been living
/ together as man and wife. Williams hands
l were badly buried.
We learn that Mr. Daniel C. Zahm, a
brother OF George c. K. Zahm. Esq, OF this
( place, died at Harrisburg on Wednesday
morning. The deceased was well known
| to our older citizens having resided here for
number of years and at one time was pub
/ Usher Of the Democrat aud Sentinel. He
was married about 1860 to Miss Lucretia
Rodgers. of this place a sister OF Mr. Lewis
Rodgers. and who died two or three years
after her marriage. Mr.. Zahm left this
place about twenty-five years ago and for a
number OF years has been a resident Of Har-
risburg.
/ Mcdonald still holds the fort at Loretto,
Pa, and is selling goods at rock bottom
| prices for spot cash or good marketable pro-
duce as follows: Sugars, &, 7. and cents
I per pound green and black teas, 35, so and
\ 20 cents per pound coffees, 10, % aud %
cents per pound o boxes essence OF coffee,
/ 10 cents papers king soda, 10 cents /;
boxes baking powder, 10 cents boxes of
/ yeast. 10 cents boxes (12OO) matches, 10
cents pieces star soap, % cents
/ pounds hominy. % cents pounds OF oat
meal, % cents pounds barley, % cents !;
pounds best rice, % cents ? good broous,
30 cents good wash boards. 30 cents !;
molasses. 80 cents per gallon good syrup,
40 and 90 cents per gallon lamp oil. 10 and
10 cents per gallon best black oil, 40 cents
per gallon flour, Sl.i5 per sack salt 81 %
per barrel chop, 81 35 per hundred pounds.
Dry goods, notions, boots. shoes, etc, etc,
at equally low prices for spo: cash or trade
We refuse no trustworthy neighbor a short
accommodation so or 90 days at the above
prices.