The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-08-08

";,b r1isiRs is unreasonable enough, and we
ND not give ten cents for a lady whose
S,,rt could be reached By "ciime novel "
,,parson" has evidently too high an order of
,o,eIlect for light literature, aud we would
,ocornmeud something hedrier to him.
EpuoRIIIIrIEs, LOCAL AND GENERAL
The old leaven-Thad. Stevens is pitch>
inc into the Masons again.
Copundrum.-Why is Covode like cows
,,iI2 Because he's attached to the Rump.
A uau named +. b. Thomas, on his way
"a his home in Philadelphia, died in the cars
between GalljtZiR and Altoona, on Friday
night week,
On SUNDAY week last, tho shingle mill of
Nes.rs. F. h T. Nutter, in Chest Springs,
was totally destroyed by 6re.-Loss SS 900.
Insured for $500.
valley township, Indiana county, was de-
stroyed by fre one night week before last.
Supposed to have been struck 10y lightning.
Loss $1,000.
= young lady, while riding at the Summit
bas q eek, was thrown from her horse. In
.sonseeusnce Of her foot catching in the stir
ruu s6e vas dragged some distance, receiv-
iuy seperxl severe cuts and bruises.
a co.zzasny has been formed and engine
snd zaacliaery purchased for the purpose of
boring zor al on ground belonging to Mr..
ShcEer. ~ Ssi4es north of Ebensburg. The
indicaduas zae sl;d to be promising.
sCoroIe .osered Il resolution in Con-
ge&s the sSthe- day IN regard to the Presi-
1eat, 11t vt 4sslelc 90 much of the "Great
AEegato-," aR3 &ss "a vulgar in its terms,
:hst e@ep ssls Gang refused to consider it.
Maria z YoysIrE, q Haadr county, arrested on
saspsciaR Of Aazing eansd the death of her
tat!seV 1y administering poison 10 him, has
btga 6ischnSss$, 4. sS.lFs6al &nalysis Of the
>.azna aeh 32:sqip .tsilsd &c ee9e1t the presence
1f poSoz.
It w..s rIgnc=ec m stUT tsUn, ol Saturday
last, TIA. the dwelEng holse of 6 Mr.. Car
mex, aes- S,4 nEteV, x,@s Destroyed by fire OH
ahrt rxeraing- bat We ESled te trace the re-
port e. rsEgt6ls SOcroe, aa3 doubt not it
NAs eTVoEssJaS
A frame tuilding 1t kEeorza Esed by the
Pa r. e Co. as : wheel ssHon, s.Gs destroy
Il hv Gre, communicated rs Ia szagtp2sed, by
che spost&ze-Csss c,I2z5ss-tfan Of oil a<ld Taste
stayed ia TIE b.sillisg, cfE,E'Ia Of weeks ago
The tisaIags 50 tse68ols -RnS EHachine<g sszs
:rihiRg.
Hiss Asssonaa Bear1a7e, aE IFgztsazcEan,
yhile passing Il 3ojler q itot srztec, i few
<lars &ea- Saci9slEalig Stupahted and s,u.
and in doing Aev clotaring cst.Gll, oa tire
t.aplje a tbe b~3cr- apscttiRs 4ke vessel
aus N5lEnE 93se ,cccfaa.Its over tsey I'eCsoa,
sCalding her very ssveye!g-
A vU.rlE raS1 nauled StcGzFaeoSeT, ea-
engsetd in t2Tro<Ely e5sg i1Hs Eare nlow Of
barn near Phillipsburg, 2catSel3 ycosEnty,
= SaRgrSay last. threw the fnrSS gse u,as
..s.ns ts Egre floor beneath, aud J,y some un-
1ccourzGise claRzaoe it lodged with ths Egnuys
poidtiag EpS1Eds. Sarpostnsy /: roeoe lying
on the floor. nc 5unpcd after It, AID IN his
.es9snJ STRUCK tsec fork, botls ,ues oe which
entered his Spl MGR, iaCs-atng aim terribly
and causing his death in Z few teogrs- lie
leaves : F5S9 sr19 JcsEsnt clER.
yIs7ruaS Thomas p. Fenion. Esq., and
family, c{ E.e&gezawerth, Kansas. are at pre-
sent Spe.sIing tiss heated term among their
relatives AID f7ieo<ls IN Ebensburg Mr.. f.
is always = EclccUne guest On the mountain,
aad is ~ young io,'kiug and large hearted
as when he grsced oUr village with his pre-
sence in Aud Lang Syne-" We regret to
learn that the health o( hJs accomplished la
dy ia not oqusHy good. but the best results
are anticipated from return to the pure air
Of her odd mountain home May they be
fully realized
Col. Long. Private Secretary 70 President
friend. Gen. Fl. d Foster, called to see his
EOensburg friends on Thursday last. He is
gallant, warm hraIted gentleman, and al
ways welcome tn "thcsc digging"
Ed. James. local editor OF the Cardington
(O) Republican, is Just now ruSticatiI <
among his friends ard schoolmates in this
vicinity, and finds but little change in our
town aid its surroundings since his depar-
ture from our midst twelvemonth or more
ago. Mr.. James is graduate of the AUe-
SAdHtdn office. and is a worthy disciple Of
noble art. II report speaks correctly of the
object Of his visit here the better half" of
The story is Cot told yet. We shall see what
we shall ser, and in the meantime we con-
Eratnlate him ON the success of the Rep,tbli-
can, albeit it is the advocate of q bad cause
politically.
The Governor of Pennsylvania and Secre-
tAry Jordan paid Ebensburg visit on Fri
day last. The Governor was called on by
many of our citizens at Lnton's Mountain
House, where be made his headquarters
We had the pleasure of meeting the party on
;be street. but were too i'll to accept the
Governors hospitality. We understand he
was much pleased with his visit.
SlcKNEss.-To be ill-sick-confned to
your room and your bed, for a number of
the lOveliest days in an Eben>burg summer
nobody even calling to see you but your
ph1ysician-compelled to take from him
What you would take from no other man
hnng-all this, we say, is strong draught
upon human patience and endurance. To
10 there. too weak to read and nobody to
ak to-to hear tie joyous outbursts of your
old friends" in the street, entirely oblivious
mat there teas such being--it convinces
you Of one thing, at least. that if you die
20 great hole will be made in society," Then
y near the classic game of rings going on all
CAy' and hnd yourself, for once, "ont of the
''pg'" Well, sickness must be endured
!. GAY PARTY.-Our agreeable and face
I,G uoGs Philadelphia friends. Messrs. Riddle,
IOIlldar Cn,,II l. !