The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-08-16
Mr.. Z. A. sharbaugh. of Carrolltown,


OF THIS place. have returned home from their .
western trip.
Miss Berthe Tate and Miss Adde Tate. .
of Pittsburgh. are visiting relatives and
friends In this place.
Mr.. Anselm weakland, OF Carroll
township, was among the many visitors TO
Ebensburg on Monday.
mir, Fos Lloyd, who has been visiting
his mother In this place for some time past,
returned to Pittsburg last Friday.
The attention of cur readers is directed
Co, who have opened up store in the Tu-
dor building in EoeusburS. The manager,
Mr.. Thomas Cook, Is gsntlemanIy sales
man who will be happy to show you their
goods and give you some great bargains.
On Saturday last Mrs. John Bender was
the happy recipient OF a fine rocking chair.
The present was made by the members OF
the household, known as the Cambria
House. Mrs. Bender. who Is the respected
laud&dy st the above named hotel, is ex-
ceedlngIy thankful to those who remember
ed her so kindly on her 55Jh birthday.
Mrs. Mary Hall, who. with three small
children, resided about a mile from I.loyds-
/ VILE. on the road leading TO BIAndsburgh.
/ wa, burned out OF house and home on
| Thursday OF last week. Her house with its
entire contents was consumed The fire
| originated at a defective fue No tnsur-
ance. Mrs. Han was In town on Monday
soliciting funds TO purchase c few house
/ hold articles, aud We are glad to note that
our people responded Hberslly.- Coalport
Standard.
If any OF our readers are in need OF
artistic and substantial cemetery work
made from the best qualities OF marble and
granite, they will do we'll "a call On } VIII
kinson x Son, marble and granite dealers
| In this place, where they will find a nice
stock To select from, or send them word
aud they will visit you with a large selec-
tion OF new and original designs, they guar
Rntee all their work and II their work 4
not as represented they will not ask you to
take Il, they are prepared TO fiji all orders
at home and abroad at prices that defy con-
petition. Give them & trial. A56m.
On last Saturday evening two men ap>
pesred 1t the residence OF Mrs. Fiemmlng,
who lives at the corner OF Eighteenth ave-
nue. and Twenty-second street, Altoona,
and kDocking at the door. waited until Mrs
I
they Knocked her down carried her irto the
ball, where they tied her hands and feet,
and while one stood guard over her with =
revolver the other rsmsacked the house ;
but only succeeded In finding pocket book
containing u small amount in cnange which
they carried OF. Mrs. Flemming was
found and released shortly after b. her little
sen who bad been away on an errgnd
The time was when nearly ell the beer
and whisky came to the station here was re-
eeived by Indiana people. Such is not the
case now. Kegs OF beer and packages OF
whisky arrive here by the dozen, directed to
people living outside of town, much OF II 90
ing miles into the country. Scarcely pic
mic or harvest home takes place in the cOun-
try that more or less intoxicants are not in
dulged In by the boys who attend. As we
said few weeks ago, our young men are
going 10 the bad as fast as beer aud whisky
can take them and this 10 c county where
we have not had a licensed house for ave
years. Evidently some additional legisIa-
tion is needed -LndiGNG Asysengsr.
-Ebensburg has won for itself the last
Ing gratitude Of the people OF Johnstown
for the generous contributions OF its people
TO the sufferers by the late flood. Early In
the morning following the calamity wagons
were loaded with clothing and provisions
aud came overland to OCT assistance, being
the first to reach those OF the sufferers on
the north side or the river O.her liberal
donations folio wed and on Tuesday Messrs.
G. +. Roberts. John Lloyd and John j.
Evans came down to see usaud added TO our
relief fund a round thousand dollars. con-
Jriouted by the people OF the county seat.
The Tribune need not say that Johnstown
appreciates the kindness OF iss nelghbor.
vOlsz's.C'0H Tribune.
Moses EIyich, Junk dealer Of Punxsu-
tawney, had a team OF horses, and he
thought great deal OF them He had been
engaged 70 haul a load OF furniture for a
man who was moving from Brookvills TO
. that place. Il Is a hIlly road and the horses
needed careful watching. While going
down a steep hin Moses saw large fy on
the neck OF one OF the horses. It annoyed
the man as much as it did the horse and
the little insect caused the death Of the an.
imal and also of Moses. EIvich, In leaning
foreward 70 brush away the fiy fell TO the
, ground and broke his neck. The horses
took fright, and, running into the fence, the
one on which the Hy was sitting broke its
leg and had to be killed. Elvch was pick
ed up by his father,ln law, who was follow
ing with another load OF household goods
Mcdonald Is selling goods at rock bottom
prices at both his stores (Loretto and Cres-
SOM for spot cash or trade or to prompt
paying customers, as follows: Sugars, 8, g.,
10 and IL cents per pound teas, S5, so and
20 cents per pound COffees. 20 to Is cents
per pound boxes of essence of coffee, 10
cents papers baking soda, 10 cents 2
boxes Of baking powder. 10 cents boxes
OF yeast, lO ceEts pounds Of rice, Is
cents pounds Of prunes, 25 cents 1
pounds OF dried apples. 25 csnts 3 pounds
OF dried peaches, IS cents 3 pounds bar
ley % cents pounds OF oat meal, 25
cents; pounds Of rolled oats, % cents /;
Q pounds OF nominy, % cents cans Of
corn, 25 cents cans Of tomatoes. 25 cents
, pounds Of starch, 25 cents 6 pieces of
soap, % cents pounds Of star candles, %
cents 1000 matches, 10 cents brooms;
% cents wash boards, 25 cents; good
syrup 40 cents per gallon pure vinegar 25
cents per gallon -four, meat, dry goods
notions. hats, caps, boots and shoes at
equally low prices. We always pay the
highest prices fer all kinds or country pro-
duee.
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.