The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-06-04

! The Mountain House at Cresson viii! open
for visitors on Wednesday next, 10th inst.
little boy was struck by the mail train on
the Penna. r. R., near Brinton's Station, on
Monday last. and so seriously injured that his
life is desplirSd OF.
grand Fair will be held at g.. Nicholas
this county, Oh the Cd, Sd and 4th days of Jnly
! next the entertainment to conclude With a
uic-nic on the latter day. The proceeds are to
be appropriated to the new church recently
erected there.
Those of our readers having Steam Boilers
would do well to cali at the Office of the Amer
lean Anti Incrustation Company, Philadelahia,
aud examine testimonials, &C., of the Anti
IAcrustator. Read adv. setting forth its great
mcrits, in this issue.
VIM. Gray, the unreconstructed nigger who
committed the outrage upon little girl at
Derry station, some time since, and who was
tried ~ the last term of court and sentenced to
foEr years Imprisonment in the peniteutiary
WAS taken to his future quarters in Allegheny
city on Monday week.
John Kelly, boy aged about II years, ran
away from his home near Shippensburg, Pa,
IN M arch, 1867, aud up to this time no traces
of him can be found by his friends. Any in
formation Of his Whereabouts will be thank
fully received by Mrs. Mary Kelly, care of
! Valley Sentinel, Shippensburg. Pa
On Saturday evening week, as Oliver Will
son, work kusp at Bakers Ore Bank, near
to step fIom one ore car TO another whilst run
hing the cars from the bank TO the rail road
siding, he missed his footing and fell upon the
track uEd was aim, 81 INSTANTLY Killed, several
OF tue cars passing over his body. be leaves
wife and several children.
Hon D. J. Morrell presented 10 Congress
last week large numher Of petitions from
workingmen throughout this S ate. "praying
for such increase Of protective duties Ne VIII
revive manufactures and restore prosperity to
the country On the list is one from Patrick
Hng4u and 100 other working men in the IRON
mills and 1nires at Johnstown, and one from
522 oper-iiyes in furnaces and iorgcs IL Blair
county.
Our next door neighbor John D. Thomas,
announces his intention OF combining himself to
the manufacture of boots and shoes, but on
second thought has come to the conclusion that
he caunot supply his lady customers without
keeping an assortment OF Eastern mIde work.
Henceforth, theI efore, lac will keep for sale the
various STYLES OF ladies shoes manufactured by
Mr.. Geo +. Knott, Philadelphia, who is known
everywhere as the manufacturer of the best
and neate>t boots and shOcs made in the State
As the school year Of lS6o has closed. Di-
rectors should promptly settle their accounts
for the year and forward their Annual Reports
aud Certificates to the Co Supt preparatory
10 drawing the State ap ropri 'tion. II is nee
essarY that both these blanks be sent together
as one will not be entertained BY the School
Drfl cIlL hitAOhI tLIS oN'ISA- 4'OHiNS Vi ~
rectors should also Immediately re organize
and the officers of the old Board should sign
the Report, but the names of the new officers
should be written in the blanks on the right
hand page of the Report
The Ladies Fair, gotten up by the fair Ia
dies of the congregation i'll uid of the new Cath
Ole church in this place, has thus far proved
most attractive and pleasing entertainment, and
one which strangers and citizens seem alike
disposed to enco rage with commcndable liber
ality. 4 ine display of beautiful aSticles on
exhibition are offered for chances, and on quite
u number of them the con est has already began
to wax warm; aud the Fair altogether promises
10 he n com-lete success. Ice cream, cak es,
ight drinks, and other luxures are there to
tempt the appetite, while music, dIucing, sing
ing and social intercourse make up the other
attractive features of this most delightful enter
tuinment. Let no one fail 10 visit 1t soon and
Uitca.