The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-11-15
Cambria fireman.
J0C4L IND PERSONAL.

,v,rcbaster rifles cheap at Duftons'.
n. Anna or course, lots Of 'em In
-,,.,rr,s and weights at Barkers'.
r., cloths. flannels, muffs, turs, under
"a, and coats go to Mrs, X. E Jones'
pssca 70 your sole. You will find 1t
-, time IL vou wear Sarkers' shoes.
The highest cash price paid by e. l..
r,aderlcks, the sadler, for all kinds OF furs'
wave got an oyercoat that is Just your
lang. in size, style. stuff and fit at Barkers',
-EC Parrish. OF this place. took trip
b, Pittsburg on Thursday morning to be
absent several days.
The cool air is n gentle reminder that
,or need an oyercoat, call In and see Bark
srs' biz stock
Mrs r. E. Jones Is In Philadelphia this
neck. and when she returns will have more
new goods to show you.
The blasting northeast wind can't make
an IMPRESSION on those who wear caps pur-
chased aI Barkers',
-ps,ember 10th, 1899. is the time an
rouDced for the opening OF tie Clearfield
county Teachers Institute.
1t will cost you less than It ever cost
you to get good oyercoat, IL you get 1t at
Barkers'
"A ,ady was severely injured In Johns
towu Monday last by falling into the cellar
WAY Of the old Merchants Hotel.
Did you see those heel plates for over
.hoes At Barkers' If not 90 at once and
get pair put on and save money.
Put a wine glass full OF strong borax
V,ter IN a pint OF raw starch. and you can
doup collars and cuffs as stiff and glossy
as any.
We never had such trade on coats as
this season-the cause OF IL Is good styles
and qualities and low prices.-Mrs. r. E.
Jones.
You will find the largest stock OF over
coats In Barkers' store that you ever saw In
this town, and the prices are right down to
hard pan.
Mr.. John Potter formerly OF Johns
town, has succeeded Mr.. Charles Schwab as
superinte ndent Of Carnegie's Homestead
Steel Works.
Rev. Father Walsh. formerly OF this
place, but now pastor of the Catholic con-
gregation at Lilly, spent few hours In
town on Thursday.
The auth critics OF Johnstown up to
this time have failed to capture Carter, the
JOhBstOwn last week.
The rates for the Institute lecture
course has been lowered for school children
In order that they can attend. Let every
body get a season ticket
The claim is made that salt fish damp.
ened by water and bound on the soles OF a
typhoid fever sufferers feet will break up
the fever and assure a cure.
"A thirty-h horsepower stationary en-
CINE and boiler, also Perry sh:ngIe mill
ana loirter complete, for sale at bargain.
For further Particulars inquire at this Of
fee.
Rupture cure guaranteed by DIR. J. r.
Mayer, s3l Arch St., Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
at once, no operation or delay Irsm BUSH
ness, attested by thousands of cures after
others fail.
Wanted at McDOnald's Loretto and
CtesSon stores, butter. eggs. potatoes, tur-
nips, beans, onions, corn, oats, wheat and
rye, also country knit wool socks and mitts.
The highest prices paid.
Henry Haymau, wealthy farmer and
cattle dealer, OF Donegal, Westmorelapd
county was in Greensburg ON Monday at
tending to legal matters, and while on his
way home dropped dead.
Another small quantity OF gas was
struck In the Carrol township gas we'll on
Monday aadit Ia estimated that there Is now
about 100 pounds pressure. Keep on, Il
nay yet turn out susher.
-Iwenty-six new locomotives, built for
speed, have Just been turned out OF the
PennsyYania railroad shops at Altoona.
some OF the engines will materially shorten
The running time next summer.
Mr. Adam Miller has a number OF well
located lots IN the town OF East Hastings
which he will dispose OF at low figures and
90 easy terms. For further particulars ap-
pY TO or address Mr.. Miller at Hastings.
Ralph M. Walker, aged about thirty
years and painter by occupation received
4A' while working In the Juniata shops,
A''oona, last Thursday and had his neck
uiosen. He was married eight weeks ago.
We have been used to surprises. but the
NeN tIan store prices on boots, shoes and
underwear take the wind out OF US. Take
'Ou' money slong and 60 TO see them. for
''eu We cried when We went there strapped.
We are under obligations to Represen-
sa'ge r. z. Allen, OF Ebensburg, Tor copies
" '"e Laws ot Pennsylvania and SmuITs
l.7Sls atiye Hand Book for lsse.-Cherr,,-
uf Record No such man lives In Ebens-
burg N' ~ --'s"'
Mates for Institute lecture course
N'Noa tickets with reserved seat for each
s'ea'ag 81 20. Season ticket without ra-
,'''el seat 81, Reserved seat for one lec-
's's '''' General admission soc. School
children 25e
me new Central Hotel is now open for
,,S This house has been remodeIed.
.u ana refurnished and guests will ind
r,ynt pyaSlnt place to stop. Heated rooms
e'ate prices. Special rates 10 teach
S-''lg ihe week OF the Institute.
M Robert James. OF Cambria ,ov,-
,,,.."tl ,s WINS helping to put a reaping ma
49, ongng TO Hoo. A. A. Baker Into
S,-.. Oh tuesday evening got the third
,,ss-l S', " a'' right hand In between two cogs
'' u ampOtated at the first Joint.
t,r. nave speedy and positive Cure
ga.arTh' Diphtheria, Canker Mouth, and
Y,.,,yus' Y'yle' IN Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. A
an injector free with each bottle. Use
Pr,,,, 'esire health and sweet breath.
cents, Scld by DIR. T. J. Dawson
Ef,,sT Us = are out for the marriage OF NJ d.
yi,s,.,.. I,q, Of this place, and Miss Clara
Tt'a- thomas, daughter OF Or. ID. w.
nom n-',' - o. Leavenworth. Kansas, the cere.
lss,. AEe place at the Cathedral in
an 'NO''A on Wednesday, November
James Jobrsor