The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-05-30

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tnis place and inferred 10 Sandy Vale Gem
etsFy Yesterday
notceQ rHxsn 1LAlr q yeur town per-
amDuiating our streets lev days ago. MI
b is Whoie'souled genial eompanIon and
hie-iong consistent defnocfat~the latter
the pest feconmenda1lon could give any
man. May ne prosper. deo. duriey was
also apooDin, around. ard believe lett
town ouly sQoer. Signed on oath
am rather opposed 20 lndlscrmlnate
pumng, put u "sku BAR makes statement
ooupt not your nteiligeps readers Will
place conndenee 70 tt hisls preliminary
20 the announcement q the lact that L any
q your yo1Snini readers contemplate masrl-
monys hna are east.ng around Nnere sney
can ger the PEST ana cbezpesc %set up IN
the stove ana tmNare line, Or u the culinary
utensils Of your more AGED readers are about
worn out. they should each and all pay
visit TO the establishment Of hay Brothers
OF this city. more clever Young man than
the junior member q this hfm, Lieut. John
b. Hay, cannot De found anywhere, and ne
wilt .do the NICE to all who visit their es-
tablishment. 6KU BAL.
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CARRoLLTowE, MAY p, 1867.
Dear Freeman At last the rain has ceased
6uUSEHEQ&Qs
is fondly hoped, for at least twenty-four
hours. And now the question suggests ii
self, schen will come cool reads 4 It is q
lative disgl ace 70 those interested, that the
roads leading north from Ebensburg isolates
Carrolltown and extreme points almost to
the same extent as the snow drifts of the
late severe winter cut US off from the rest Of
thel world and New Jersey. Is there no
remedy7 Perhaps il is not important enough
to call for reflection on part Of those who are
draining our country of its natural wealth.
It is the painful duty of your corresponds
ent to record the somewhat unexpected death
of Mr.. jerome Buck. Mr. Buck was but
thirty-three years Of age at the time of his
death. which happened on Saturday last,
about !. i o'clock A. N. He leaves q wife
and two children to mourn his nntimely de-
mise, and large circle of relatives and
friends, who knew him but to love him. ioin
them in Iamsnting the early passing away
of noble, generous and manly soul. Peace
to his ashes, and may He who is father to
the fasheriess comfort and protect the be-
reaved ones who wept Ger his bier. -.
It is also our duty as local correspondent.
who died at Glosser's settlement ON SUNDAY
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wife and twelve children to lament his death.
He was about sixty years of age. Both Of
the deceased were buried to-day. IAGo.
:. $ .ss.sss..e
WAYsIDE Benz. Clabaugh.
a switch-tepder at the upper end Of the yard.
Altoona, was run over by the front wheels
of locomotive. on Monday morning of last
week. and had both legs so severely crushed
that he died the same evening. He leaves
a wife aud three Children Six more con-
dnctors on the Penn,a r. r. have been pre-:
sented with 800 each by the Company as d
recognition OF their fidelity and efficiency
Corporations may haye no souls, but this
one at least has the heart to bestow favors
when the failhfuluess Of its employees merit
them. II young man and young woman
named Bosh, residing about six miles from
Greensburg, died recently, il is said, from.
that terrible disease, trichina- A young la
DIV who attended them IN their sickness Is
said to be dangerously Ill Of the same dis
ease Joseph Martini brakeman on the
Pa R. b., was instantly killed. on the 9th
inst, BY bis head coming IN contact with q
bridge near Millwood. w Westmoreland county,
while passing over the frelght train upon
wnlsn pc was empioysd. He was young
man ana resided at boll lyar.-----S Dix car loads
2! Oh cansnt nre pear ATTAINING Point. on
friday night week, and some two HUNDRED
parrels: were consumed The barn ct Gll-
son Lghtcap, Union township, WestmoFe-
lana county was struck oy lightning. lew
days ego. and With its contents entirely des-
Snoupe was literally cut to pieces By cir
GUAR, saw, AZ homer INDIANA county. on
tne LTD lnst.s Wnile attempting to remove
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