The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-06-21
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The urSt Mass IN the new CdluOIlC
church at AshvIe will be celebrated next
sunday.
Mr.. Il. D. uoppel, Of Barr township,
Is IN town to-day circulating among his
friends.
Miss CarIutta Collins, of this place, took
her dparture for Philadelphia yesterday
morning.
All kinds Of job work printed on short
notice and at reasonable rates at the FREE
NNN Office.
MIR. W. G.. Shields, one Of our merN
chants, had new sign painted on his store
last Saturday.
Cheap, good, nobby. nice, neat, strong,
srryceable. That's what people say about
BaIkers' shoes.
school closed at Mount Gallitzin's Sem
inary IN this place on Wednesday until
September next.
The Commencement Exercises Of St.
Francis College at Loretto. will be held
Tuesday, June 25th, 1859.
-Messrs. e.. A. Sharbaugh and Edwin
Binder, botn of CaTrroItowu. spent few
hours In town on Monday.
In another column will be found the Of
fetal vote Of Cambria county on the Prohi-
ton and Suffrage Amendment.
MIR II. A. McPike, OF the Altoona
Times, arrived in town on Saturday evening
and returned home on Monday.
lis E5ensburg going to have a Fourth Of
july celebration IL so. is 1t not about
time to begin making preparations
Miss May Killins, one of the most ter
prsing school teachers In Cambria county
paid our town u short visit on Tuesday
-Warted at McDonalds, Loretto, Pa,
5000 pounds of clean, dry wool. The high
est price paid for all delivering on or before
June jOth, 1850.
There will be festival held in the
opera House. this place, on the 18th aud
lth OF July for the benefit of the church
ut the Holy Name.
%, yes there are some things we can't
DO, but We CAN give you the best fitting
suit Of clio thes you ever were at BlrkCrs'.
Lowest prices too.
Mr. Andrew Eckeurode, OF the we'll
known merchantile drm % EcSenrode *
Hopple, Currolltown, was a visitor TO our
town on Thursday.
Misses Jennie Blair and Irene and
Maud Glass, who were visiting friends in
Ittsburg and Manor Z or several weeks past
returned home on Monday.
We are now better than ever perpared
TO 90 all kinds OF lob work, such as pro-
CRANES, Invitations, cards. etc Call and
see samples before ordering
Mr.. Joseph Shoemaker, who IS at
attending st. Francis College at LOIetto,
was circulating among ms friends in this
place a few days this week.
The state encam7meut OF the Grand
Army Of the Republic, which was 20 have
been held at Gettysburg from June % to
July Q, has been postponed until September
s,u.
Lightning struck the telephone line be-
tween this place and Carroutown on We'd
uesday afternoon and badly shattered
eleven poles about mile this side of Car
Colitows.
Rupture cure guaranteed by DR.. J. r.
Mayer, S5l Arch St, Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
Ot once, no operation or delay from BUSH
ness, attested BY thousands OF cures after
others fail.
A base ball club came here from Ioretto
on saturday last 20 play game with the
Ebcnsburg club but. owing to the muddy
condition Of the grounds. the game had to
oe postponed
Miss Mamie James, daughter OF Mr.. F.
James. OF this place, who had been attend
ing the Pennsylvania Female College near
IttsJurg for some time past, returned
home The present week.
The main line of the Pennsylvania
railroad between Harrisburg and Pittsburg
b. 20 last been repaired and all trains are
now SunnrnE between Philadelphia and
'NltSourg and will continue to do so.
The Catholic Church in this place will
irescoed In the near future by Pittsburg
-'I.es The scafIoIding used at the Car
90 .uTn church will also be used here and
..' work will be completed In a short
auo
-A picnic viii be held at the Brothers
'. near Loretto. on Saturday. June
-.'' lS>', 20 which every body is invited
~ GOOD orchestra has been secured and
..' 'anagers win make it pleasant for
". '1'se who attend.
''ensburG's cash contribution to Johns.
."' VIII amount to about 81 500. in addi-
. .' several wagon loads Of provisions.
,..'D.'e, etc, some OF which arrived as ear
' "'clock on Saturday morning after
'.- "aod. -JotUst15-U Tribune.
We want TO fud somebody wro 5oas
off,, believe that Barkers' carry the Iar,as,
sock OF clothing. Wen conv,nc, hin, nm
olind, that no can not only save
'-'-'N 'N buying his clothing tbsra mt
fs' one o' Tie finest and best spits no 60
Puf on SUITS ne ever
-A7' John Wagner, Of Heuefon,s Csr
'l county while picking at a dy1,r,r,.
'.'.'2e net knowing what II was r,J -,
,'' .aS'r' blown on one OF her bar4s 49,,
."0 '' tAs other TIE shock v,s -
present. N''o''oh AZ
'.' most unhappy man wa b,, .,,.
'.' long time. was IN, ma, - -,
p'ns clothes before CxamiuIng
'a' getting our prices. II nearIv
at 70 see what he'd lost. D,,,t
%. 'aolish as he was. Eafors -.
=. H Harsers' stock og cIothipg
N'Harheld county paper save ,,,,
'lree hundred Clearfeld ror.,,.
eh would clear out more dae-rs 4,
"n IN one day than a thou5,r4 r.,-,
""o nave been empIoyed fhs,a D..
+'le with them Is they are No, 49,.
"orN,nG at tl.5o Der day of "a
''O hnstlluS" for their grub.