The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-05-10


straw hats are IN bloom.
-uarpoon hay forks cheap at Duitons.'
The next religious holiday Is ASCENSION
u1y.
ON, spring tooth harrow for sale at
DuftOrs.
-. four quart Zee cream freezer for $3.50
i AZ buttons.
-B.F. Pitts has been appointed post
master ~ Grant
-OUara's livery stable has been treated
% a coat Of paint,
MIR. r. y. Williams, Of Csrrolltown, was
n town on Monday.
TX. sheriff Grmth's residence on High
street Is being painted,
-Ex>sherig Ryan, OF Johustogn, was
lu E5eusburc on Monday
The Cornct Eand sereaded Or Gufith
on Friday evening OF last week
Mr.. l.. y. woodruff. % the JohnstSwn
Democrat, was IN town on Monday.
-Ex Sheriff Blair and son Harry, were
la Johustowu on Friday OF last week.
-For doors, sash. mouldiugs, etc, 20 to
C.A.SS. Il. Buck at CarroIitown or Hast
iugs
Tho stoycroom Of Miss Mary f. Davis
on ulgl street has received new coat OF
paint
Mr.. Caleb A. Gray OF Hastings, was in
town last Friday and paid the FREEMAN a
brief visit.
If you want job work printed In good
style send Q. 20 THIS office. Prices the most
reasonable
A new pavement has been laid In front
ar the residence OF Miss Maggie Rhey, on
Centre street.
The law fixing the compensation Of
township supervisors ut - per day has been
passed finally.
Our readers are requested TO read care
fully the new al OF Mr.. ID. III. {. Warren In
another column.
Mr. G.. Piersou. OF Dysart was in town
on Monday and before leaving subscribed
Tor the FREEMAN.
A large number OF people we're IN nt-
tendance az the funeral OF Mrs. II. a. Nc
Pike on Monday.
Attention Is called to the new advsr-
tlsement OF VIM. Murray u Son, Of Altoona,
IN another column.
chairs go 20 e. 4. lv ;. IL, Buck at Carroll
town OF Hastings,
There are sjXty-oue cases on the crimi-
mai list in westmoreIand county FOR the
term beginning May 18th.
Mrs. Nary Jane Davis, OF Johnstown,
s visiting Nj. h. L. Davis. Of this place,
duyiug the present wesk.
The Sisters Of So. Joseph, this place,
have placed due new fence In front OF
their property on Homer street.
For fine bed room suites, parior suites
ana Kitchen furniture 90 20 Q. 4. & 5. II.
Buck at Carrolltown OF Hastings.
MIR Worth Blair and wife, Of Altoona,
were In town on Monday in attendance at
lle funeral Of Mrs. II. \. McPiko.
The Grand Army Post, Of this place
held two entertainments on Monday aud
TUESDAY OF this week, to good houses.
For lounges, center tables, bed springs,
mattresses, feather pillows etc. 10 10 c. A.
* s. II. Buck az Cnrroutown or Hastings.
Miss Mary Shoemaker, who has been
Ting In Cumberland, Nd, for some time
past returned home on Thursday of last
week.
The expenses OF the Board Of Poor
House Directors for the month Of April
were So9l,59, OF which amount SI26 went to
thc out door poor.
WANTED, at McDonald's Lorstto and
tresson stores, 5000 pounds clean. dry wool,
for which the highest market price win be
lowed In cash or trade.
by q cave-iu at one OF the mines oper~
At,i hy James Rounsley, near NInlerstowu,
cry county, one OF the employees and
nuIe were smut In for several hours.
\ good pIasterer Is wanted By Mr. Nor
G7n Hughes, OF this place, TO either work
by the day or will be taken into partnership.
Noue but sober industrious man need ap-
py,
An effort Is being made to enlarge the
houndries OF Blairsvllle borough. The
amount OF territory now in the corporation
small and the population only shows up
hbout 100
-kupture cure guaranteed BY DR.. J. r.
payer Sil Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
once, no operation or delay ir0m busi-
PISS atteSted by thousands of cures after
t,'.-s seII
The ~aXtou Furnace, OF Huntingdon
Bounty, closed down for an Indefinite period
iAss Saturday, throwing out Of employment
rsou, 45c men. Duh iron market is assign
b tor The cause
Its nov certainly known that the
,iA Regiment, National Guard OF Penn
Vaui1, will eucaup at Bedford this sum
Pc The oncamPmcut will be held In
q uly or August.
The Young ladies' OF our town received
ute aice serenade on Wednesday night.
ae music was furnished by q band OF trav-
.aS musicians under the management OF
t5-asbUrg's 200"
-IAe largest natural gas well ever known
os struck Monday by a Philadelphia com
20 near Bellvernon. II is running off
.5 million feeta day the pressure being
pounds 10 the inch.
Mr.. j. B, Denny. OF this place. started
Monday last on a Western tour I1e
VISIT Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and Mime.
'~' before he returns and expects TO be
ss.. Tor several weeks.
AIS Miriam Hughes, wife OF Mr.
.m"s >. Hughes, Of Wunste. township.
ON thu'HAaY % last week, and ltr ra-
ANS were Inferred 10 Lloyd's cemetery
place on Saturday last
f Jle people only knew how mucr
ugg they would sleep by going ont M
.r.. just before retiring, aud taking FIVE
Nnra dozen deep breaths, thew yvoprd
more omit II than they would their sun
{. T. Iay1Ish Of Morris township
sdou county, has colt, not Vet q
''as mas twice trotted 900 yards.