The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-11-07
Cambria fireman.
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rr~sr avn PERSONAL

T"TfF AND personal
..., L.. T.. Jones has splendid assort,
.-.g, % plush coats at all prices.
ggpture cure guaranteed by Dr. j. r.
...,sr sgi Arch st., Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
.,or,e. no operation or DELAY from ousi~
~. ,t'asted by thousands Of cures atter
oilers fail
Thomas Burke, the young man who was
.so. nv George guiuagle, in Bar township
i, O,rurer 7th last, died Mt his home in
s,r,rr,towu, Indiana county, on Mond ny
-fa,t week. HufuagIe has been placed in
aL
Limited Express East struck a man
,s,ut 10 o'clock on Thursday morning OF
,st week near Morrellville, and Instantly
,ured him. He was about 81 years old. and
card was found in his pocket containing
ma name Of II. W. KrueGIein.
-On Tuesday. after voting, Mr.. j. b.
nanny. Of the Hotel Denny, OF this place
r1yad Into the East ward and Mr.. q. A.
r,rrbeln took charge OF the hotel, whero
h, will be glad to welcome all the old and
,,v number of new patrons to that we'll
s1Own hostelrie:
II YOU want nice Jersey coat Mrs. r.
3 Jones Is the place to get il.
MIR. John A. McMuIlen, a respected cit
r7pn Of Allegheny township. died at the res.
3sr,e OF Mr.. Adam Rudolph. where he
made his home on Thursday, October Soth,
,rar short illness, aged 66 years. His re-
mains we're Inferred In st. Michaei's ceme-
f-y AZ Loretto on Saturday last.
For the latest styles In ladies'. misses
and chI.drens coats 90 to Mrs. r. E. Jones'.
BY the breaking of an axle an east
boand freight train was wrecked near Sang
Hollow on Tuesday morning. Eight freight
cars we're broken to pieces and their con-
tents scattered over the track. The con-
5uctor was slightly isiured but the balance
OF the train hands escaped unhurt.
-Ifyou need anything In ehildrens nat
rnl wool underwear, go to Mrs. X. L.
Jones'.
The citizens OF TunnelhHl borough, at
meeting held recently. decided to have
bst part OF Tunnelhill situated IN Al
iachsry township, Blair county. annexed TO
TnnnpIhul borough. The citizens OF Al
sghaney township will have TO vote on the
matter before It Is definitely settled.
Cell and examine the new stock OF dry
goods, millinery, notions and ladies' fur
ulshlng goods at Mrs Il. f, Jones'.
John McDermott, "A brakeman on the
Pennsylvania railroad was crushed to death
on Tuesday morning near Johnstown while
coupling cars. The home of the deceased
was 10 Altoona and his remains were sent
90 hat place tar interment. Mr.. McDer-
mot, was about tweuty-eiGht years OF age.
Mrs. r. +. Jones' has some ladies' long
and short coats carried oyer from last year
mat will be sold at a big reduction also some
special bargains In coats for children of A,
q s, and II years OF age.
The vacancy occasioned by the death of
Judge r. L. Johnston will be filled by
ae Governor, and the appointee will con-
,1ue % hold Office until the first OF Janu-
lTy, lSg1. Already petitions are in eircula-
ayu and being signed by the friends OF
George NJ. Reade, Esq, and a. V. Barker,
Bjr asking for the appointment
As Limited Express, west, pulled into
he r. R. r. depot, about three hours late
.is, eyecing, swarthy son OF tally at
tempted % board Il, He was siezed By an
Indignant telIow-cuuntryman who charged
hm with the theft OF 500. O1icer Richard
sou escorted the prisoner 20 police head
quarters and the money was found on his
person -Jo4nS.ol7a Democrat.
Mr.. Isaac Wissluger ot Biacklick town
Ship residing one mile north OF Bethel
church wiil sell at public sale on Saturday
November 18th, 1880, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
two work horses, spring colt, ! miIch cows,
yearlings 40 head Of stock ewes, calves,
moving machine, hay rake, tanning mill,
ly io5k, rope and pulleys. sleigh, sleds,
wagous, buggy, harness. plows. narrows
Rrung Implements. hay by the ton, oats,
corn aud 5uckwheat by the busnel, house
holland kitchen furniture and many other
articles too numerous to mention.
For corsets, gloves, mittens. stockings,
H.l,ug underwear, Rossamers. skirts,
.'e.' crash, table linen, NUTS. boas, um.
.'s.as etc, 90 to Mrs. r f. Jones'.
A u,tle nine year old daughter OF Mr..
Pulp Miller, OF Elder township, was
Hgauul.y Rored by a vicious bull on Mon
gay morning. The little girl was putting
" cattle lu the field when the bull at
-,'e1 her, goriug Ter In the stomach, Rb-
"lel and limbs. The girl was alone. but
piercing screams were heard by Franc Is
.NA3Angh, who was passing along the
'.' asas oy and who ran TO the assist ance
"' child and succeeded In driving the
..-'A,ed animal away. The child was
'.' on Wednesday morning but IL Is not
---tlL pl.sLh.e That she can ecoYer.