The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-04-03
LEGAL ArD PERSONAL

T. Ira flOOIu. U ''AAA'N4o' "fN''N =
fsw hours In town on Wednesday.
-Farmers will do we'll and save money
~ bnylng their plows at Barkers'.
M. Philip Luttringer, o. Johnstown,
wasin town several days this week
Al. W. r. Thompson has moved into
Nc,se recently occupied by Mr.. J. b. Den
NJ.
-Thc FREEMAN Office is the place to get
your job printing. Good work at low
price,.
MI. John Parrish, of Munster towns
ship. was a visitor 10 our town on Wed
nesday
--Job lot Of childreu's shoes at Barkers',
vorth 500 and $3.50 All at 80 cents to
close out.
--AIr. Adam ESch, OF White township,
spent a few hours in town on business on
Tuesday.
bargains in ladies' slippers and walk
luz Shoes AT Barkers'. All going at 5ocents
to closc out.
MI. George Dick, Of this place, depart
Cd On Tuesday morning for the Black
Hllls, Dakota.
--yye do not care who lays down the law
for you, but you should have BarkerS lay
down your carpet.
Miss Molie Shryock, of Wilmore, was
visiting her sister Mrs. Fcs. Lloyd, OF this
place. this week.
Two Lchigh county men have started
: pele-cat ranch. The animals are raised
for their fat and skin.
Wanted, at McDonald's store, Loretto
Pa. potatoes. cabbage corn and oats.
The highest price allowed.
MI. James King, of JohnStown, came
up h. our town on Wednesday night and
retnrned on Thu sday morning.
Arc you thinking Of papering this
spring? a glance AT Barkers' stock of wall
papers will encourage you 10 act.
Tho Catholic congregation of this
place will build a pastoral residence on the
Church property the coming summer.
Governor Pattlson has issued procla-
nation designating Friday, April 10th, and
Frfday, May lSt, to be observed as Arbor
days.
-oir. c. A. Langbein removed on Mon
day from. the Central Hotel to the proper
ty Formerly occupied by Mr. Martin
Ward
Lon Wcdncsd sday Mr. Z. c. Parrish pur-
chas.'d the Dougherty property on High
street recently occupied by DR.. +. c. .
Jones.
Nj. Adam Rudolph, one of Allegheny
Eownshp's most enterprising citizens, was
In toNn on Wednesday and dropped in to
Bee the FREEMAN.
--Dr +. c. Jones has removed his office
and residence to the property on Centre
street, opposite the Jail, recently purchas-
ed from John O. Phillips. /
-Three hundred and fifty spar RATS went
iown the Susquchanna this season. Ten
rears ago the average number, every
'pring, was twelve hundred
Mr.. Catharine Sherry, wife Of George
3herry Of Carrolltown, died on Thursday
II last week, aged 6S years. 4 husband
Ind Seven children survive her.
-Rev. Father Ferdinand Kittell, the
newly appointed pastor of the Catholic
'ongregatiou at Loretto, removed from Ty-
'cne and took charge Of his new congrega-
Ion on Wednesday.
Mrs. G.. w. Grove, wife Of DR.. Grove, .
If BILLY, died at her home in that place on
donday, nged about SO years. The de-
'eased leaves a husband and seven child
en- 10 mourn her death.
-While working on his saw mill in Ad-
ms township on Thursday OF last week, ,
'ohn Fox was SO unfortunate as To have ,
ne ot his legs caught in the carriage and |
lad II broken at the ankle. {
-Nirs. Henry Glass, widow OF Henry I
lass Of Allegheny township, who was
flied on the railroad at Lilly some three !
ears aEo, died az her home in Loretto on
sunday last, aged 50 years.
-For sale or rent.-A house OF seven
ooms in the East ward of Ebensburg. :,
VII be sold on easy payments. Possession /
iven on the lst Of April next. Call on the ;,
nbseriber for terms. HENRY BYRSE, O
j.. Father Kitteil, now Of Loretto. $
'as presented with gold headed cane, 5
nnsomely engraved, by Branch No. 2s, II
me- paid Beneficial Association. of Tyrone. c
the eve of his departure from that place. h
Having sold out my blacksmith shop P
rlF. Aaron Davis, notice Is given % all I
efNeN indebted TO me to make payment $
4or before Monday, April 18th After a
al time the accounts will be left with a o
'nseao'r Tor collection. EJ. LUTHER.
nj. C. K. Himmelwright. proprietor 1
wildwood Springs. in Allegheny town
dp, died at his home in that township ON
r1day last aged seventy years. The de- y
- was native OF Bucks county and n
snt '''''' 'oi inter- L
- he farmers OF Bcrks county arc rust- q
{ their potatoes 10 market in anticipa- :.
% OF further decline In price. In the :
eat potato district OF northern Berks po- :,
% were bought up at 81 per bushel by :,
~ ade. e.phia buyers several months ago. =
~ 'hey are drug at seventy five cents. o
fome institutions promise no man a :,
Inc IN return for q small original in ~
~imenl, but money put into them is .,
W more likely to be accessible when n,
- than Il invested in auy OF the a.
1thant-hued bubbles that are now hid ~
! sssy. lS' ''s patronage Of the credulous and fe
- -'ameS Fleming. an old and respectad It
''fh OF Armstrong township Indiana III
~ y, dled az HIS home in thar pIace ~,
~ Suay' March Goth. aged about " -
ne deceased was during the davs
~, H.' PortaS" railroad employed on
ana Tor time was engineer at tiC
PC OF Plane No. .. av
Angnstin kirkpatrick has pur- se'
(ne Mrs. hcCan property opposite on
"a -,''''g Ohurch IN this place and lor
Iher'to few days ago. He has 20. au
As position with Mr.. T. Fl. Heis, VII
& Pas been succeeded by a gan,,arn, ~, sls' Tr
d Daephin county, who arrivad bn-n are
q his family Few days aso. -'''' lat
q puzzle for the school scholars, Be
oy an exchange: He tool, ON, 80 Ind
iule ana one remained; ne tool ON, Noe
al time and one remained. no 80 tim
'ouI al a Tine and one remsIoed. bo itel
Ju' nv" at a time and one remained. ate
,''n ne took out seven at time none Ma
ned. How man eggs v,ara con
b.? ss' were IN the ern
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