The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1891-05-01
local AND PERSONAL

"A nice lot Of ladies' black emDrolueIeu
.wraps at Mrs. r. E. Jones.
-Navor Rose, Of Johnstown, was IN
tovD for q few hours on Wednesday,
Mr.. +. D. Saupp, Of Altoona formerly
of I.orctto, was in town on Tuesday.
MI. r. f. Jones has a complete stock
81 ladies and childrcn's black stockings.
Edward Farbaugh, Of Carroll town
ship. spent few hours in town on Monday
Tho Freeman Office Is the place to get
vour Job printing. Good work at low
pricaS.
a -yr. John y. Eyer Of Upper Washing
to- toy, n-hip was visitor to our office on
Monday.
y -Mr-. r. f. Jones has a good assortment
of ladies' spring coats. Also, coats Ior
childrcn.
a Miss Emma WeakIand, ofElder town
ship. was visiting friends in Eoensourg,
thls week.
little child of Mr.. William Byrne, OF
ths place. died on Tuesday aged about
throe weeks.
Wanted, at McDonald's store, Loretto
Pa. potatoes. cabbage, corn and oats
Thc highest price allowed
a Mr.. James Sharbaugh, one OF Carroll
townships cnterprising citizens, was VS.
itor To our Office on Wednesday.
a Additional enrollmentS have been made
Al the Carroltown Normal school since the
Employment Of Prof. j. s Foley
Mr.. II. O. Stoltz, Of Altoona, passed
through town on Tuesday on his way
home from visit to Carrolltown.
"A Wal Embossed bronze papers
1a to I5 cents per roll; grounded white
back. cents at Dufton & Sons.
4 Tho passenger. baggage and second
class freight agency at Sonman has been
clo~cd. To date from May l, 1891.
q You are invited to call and examine
our spring stock Of dry goods, millinery
and notions. Mrs. R. f. JOKES.
Mr.. \. J. Noel, of Lilly, on Monday
last removed with his family 10 Hastings,
whorc hc intends making his home in the
fnturc.
-Cuculars viii be mailed giving full in
formation concerning the Carrolltown
Normal School and Business Academy on
appllcation to the secretary, \. Eckenrodc,
Carrolltown.
-NIrs. !. +. Schrvock, OF Wilmore,
mothcr Il Mrs. Fes Lloyd, Of this place,
had uaralyt,c stroke on Thursday OF last
veck. since which time she has been in a
cri,ical condition.
-Tlosr who intend to attend the Car
rplItuwu Normal School and Business
Acadouy should enroll themselves as soon
as possible as those first enrolled will be
cer.l.u OF being admitted.
81 Horsoradish is said 10 be almost Ger
ts cure for In grippe and serves TO ban
bh she cough that sometimes accompan-
les the u %. It should be eaten at iator-
val during the day and at meal time.
M. William Brrese, of Salina Kansas,
isspcuding a Few days at his old home
haring come hither on Saturday last to at
tcnd the funeral Of his sister Miss Lizzie
Breesr, who was buried on Sunday.
-Ard now comes the Canadian thistle
swindlcr with the statement that he is
1oycrumcnt agent and sells thistle eX-
termiuator for three dollars and fifty cents
per bottle. Farmers are warned against
him
The Postal Telegraph company is run
Mn two additional copper lines between
philadelphia and PiJtsJurg, on account Of
TIL increasing business throughout the
statc. which has more than doubled in the
past three months.
Mr. Ira Bloom, who recently removed
from Summerhill township, 10 the VIM.
ID. Prycc farm which he purchased in
Camhrja township, and who was verg i'll
viii typhoid fever for some time past, is
agaIu able to be- about.
MI. Nicholas Decker. one of the Oldest
citzeuS of Huntington, and who the pa
perS state was born in this county in 1905,
died in that place on Friday last aged So
years. His parents moved from this couu-
" to Huntingdon in lsO7.
Thc Bcllefonte NC,cS SAYS it is authen-
IDEALLY stated that If enough Americans
car BE- had TO run the furnaces and ore
mincS IN that vicinity not foreigner will
unemployed; and that the Huugariaus in
Wit.ug have been so notified.
The JohusJovu Tribune came out on
Monday with bran new dress. The Trib-
MN deserves To prosper as il is one Of the
best inland dui.ies in the commonwealth
ane the fact Of IT'S being able TO dress well
~ good evidence ofi,S prosperity.
Mr~ Margaret Jones, wife OF David Il.
JonoS Of Cambria township, died on Tues
das, aged about 80 years. The deceased
ieaves 10 mourn her loss bcreavcd huS-
oand and Eve children. three sons and two
danghJsrs. al. of " hom are grown up.
Russell II. Conwen will deliver his cell
ebratyd lecture, The HcroiSm OF q Pri-
NJ Life at the Opera House, Ebens-
bprg, on Wednesday evening, May 9th.
Thc sale Of reserved seat tickets will COM
meucc at Carl RivIuius' jewclry store on
saturday afternoon at ! o'clock.
Mr.. Isaac PriRgle's residence near New
Germany. i'm Croyle township, was de-
sr uy.d by fire on Wednesday afternoon oI
laS week. Fire was communicated to the
roof from sparks from a fine. All the fur
nituru and household goods were DESTROYED
wi 'hc exception oia sewing machine
AM hel.
~" anuUa. meeting Of the Juniata
Allry Editorial Association has been call
e. by Editor Conrad Of the McVeytown
5onrn1i Tor Friday, May 5. at the Leister
uooNe, in Huntingdon. 4 visit TO the
ulningaon Beformatory will be made one
q D." special features In the invitation 10
III fraternity.
tN-Couuty Superintendent L. Straver
~ 'ne resigned the management Of the
i'.itoWn Normal School and Business
e'ld'my, the board Of managers have So
d the services Of Prof. J. :. Foley. who
have charge Of the school. Prof. Fo-
needs no Introduction 70 the teachers
students Of Cambria county.
N iSs Lizzie Breese, formerly OF this
80 out who for a number OF wears re-
- IN Cincinnati, Ohio. died ON Tbpr.-
OF last week in that city, aged tbirty-
ht years. The deceased was q sister
MS Annie Bree>e, Of this place. and
saturday her remains were bropgb,
4. ana on Sunday Inferred in LIovd,s
enetery, alongside Of her mother -