The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-07-11
@cAL AND PERSONAL.

ssl endeavor to gre the names OF
,1 ,a,. If the Democratic County Com
-, ne next Freeman
- ~ ,,;ne candidates on the Demo-
c..",v ~ Ticket. sepen of whom are
V0.uS ND ,eren rejoice in the Christian
e.o-o sor If the HolIidaysburg Register
s-l,J, 10 presented with strawberry,
That place. measuring i've inches
-."srsb,e and esteemed townsman,
Storm. was. we regret to say,
~ i With coup de soliel. while at New
y y Atb inst. He is now at home and
slI. a..r named David F. M'Cabe com
."icide in Huntingdon, q couple of
20 By taking laudanum- Domes-
;.ity IS supposed to have been the in
rable horse belonging to Major B.
';n Of this place. had one of its legs |
- Friday morning last, by becom-
.1s,es in Che bride rein. The own
Z Course compelled TO have him shot
Attempting to subdue a FIRE which
q jsuited by a lighted lamp in the
geed's drug store, Huntingdon. not
,re a man named VIM. Fenteman
,syerelY injured by-an explosion Of
md that his life is despaired Of
8. Hail, importer Of fiaudulant Co
Trs who was recently found guilty
n and battery and sentenced TO six
imwisonuent in Allegheny county,
q pardoned 6y Gov. Geary. at the
acn Of number e prominent radi-
Est cnunty-
who is soule On pfrenology, Is Of
en tlsat with the young ladies OF
.o, day the seasExa organs predomi-
~ the intellect1al. Formerly the
! their bonuets gDdcr the chins-
: are compelled in oedeV to Keep
their plaees, 60 tie them behlnd
as.
uployee uf the Pa. Il K. c.. named
r. Whale attempting 70 cross the
frunt Of an approaching train. at
On Friday week last. struck his foot
, sharp piece of icoa partially de-
rom one Of the rails. the iron passing
Bis foot and inflicting q severe and
,us wound.
Rupert, 3 young lady residing near
Elk, Huntingdon county, attended
some three weeks sgn, and while
az of stane refreshments, piece OF
hich had been accidentally broken ON
s vas taken in her food, and lodging
throat, caused her death in n week
< occurrence.
Fourth of July. with It's attendant
q and ceremonies, was the "blggest
ever witnessed ia Altoona What,
rmen. soldiers. benevolent sssocia-
itzas. and visitors cf all classes, there
ave been ten Thousand persons pres
soldiers monument was dedfcatec
Occasion- A Catholic picnic was al
usar the town, aud was the best at
and most enjoyable ever given there
Ors.-Xe had the pleasure of a shak'
nth Trsugh, ef the Hollidaysburl
n. who visited our town on SAturda,
the purpose Of witnessing the mattel
Between the Jnniata and Mountainee
LlI clubs, upon which. however, th'
iuokily put darnper. He. like hi
is gay and incomparabls" as ever
nior of tie Register was also IN town
failed to meet him.
John M'Keage. Republican, czridii
Sheriff Of Blair county. also cam
wake Of the Juniata, and called upol
lis a soldier sI.d = gentleman. albei
ags to the wrong school Of politics.
lrtist friend, George Storm. Of Wheel
with his family, Is at present IN on
n visit to his parents. George
Welcome to his old home.
D. /. Brallicr we also observe in towr
Il as hale and handsome as ever. II
rpresents the heavy drug house {
4 Smith, Third street, Rhila.
sOSIL.-We tender our thanks to Il
ratic County Convention for the coz
they paid US in making us their pr
o6cer, as well as for the further c,
q Of confidence in making us Chai
the County Committee for the ca
a. We did endeavor to 10 our du'
srst position, and shall try to do It
uOd.
p Collins, Esq, was not . candida
egate to the next State Conyentls
he County Convention, but was nam
iend. without his knowledge or CO
hr. Collins was in favor of Mr.. Woe
nd il is no more than truth to say
ht while he is always willing to lat
god cause, neither his business q
snake him desirous Of party hono
ASSrvERsARY--The glorious Foul
ssbrated hereabouts by picnic
woods, in which the various Prot
abbath Schools, their teachers a
anticipated. The procession, as
INN the church TO the ground, p
most pleasing spectacle, and y
Ten minutes passing given poi
3 occurred to mar their enjoyme
a partaking of the good things P
q them and indulging in innocent
the children returned IN the ey'
pleased with Independence Day
uRAILRoAD AccIDENTs.-Janies !
aold man sixty years Of age, '
y a freight train at Bells Mills,
L. E., on Wednesday of last we
most instantly killed.
.uday morning last, Thomas Dors
Isending some masons who were {
y repairing culvert below Eli
1aare, on the same road, was Z
passing freigh. train. and xii
DE wa native ~ Ireland 9
'-A' reading in Alotonx