The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-10-07

htion to the euoCI tHN'
IT s',T in CIearield township and have
p "a q bou.e in Ebensburg, in view of my
w ';an "a the office of Commissioner. There
E. W. s,y one ,rord Of truth an this report.
I'Os ~ sold. and have no idea of selling,
~ ,..Ie u home in Clcarfeld township, nor
p '1', over dreamed of removing 10 Etens-
~ And will further state, that should
o,,cted Commissioner, shall spend no
. time in Ebensburg than the duties of
e offre absolutely require.
i'e on 1869. JAMES E. NEAsoN.
.-v You CHILDREN TO EDUCATE2-Send
70 .bs Normal School at Edinboro.-
"a u Instruction Is sound, systematic and
ppe:icaI.
1ocu PRUNINGs AND PENCILINGs. -
Fnz,s open picture" crowded out once
will be plenty of space next week.
! youpg son of Edward Conrad. of Free
:, ,owpshp, Blair county, had his jaw
T. fractured in three places. a few days
hv beipg kicked by fractions horse.
.nieI Null, farmer of Frankstoxn tp.,
s.. T. county. had his neck broken and head
sbe6 on Saturday last, by being caught
u weep the side beam and wheel of grain
IN with which he was working.
valuable sleeve button was picked up
I, he corner of Main and Julian streets,
Il days since, which the owner can have
~ calling at this Office, identifying the
s.sperty, and paying fifty cents for this no.
Samuel Rerkstresser1and son and John
xsesipgsr and wife got into 'skrimmage"
e Stonerstown, Bedford county, recently,
IA before they got out all the parties were
mo.e or less injured by axes. knives, clubs.
a. used in the melee. The fight was all
IN the slaughtering Of sheep.
lUhn Hastings. Esq, has purchased the
"a presses and other material of the AL
Ia indicator and has leased the estab-
r.lnent to James F. Campbell, Esq. the
,.eut owner, who announces his determin-
I'm to fight it cut on that line" if it takes
lh balance of his lifetime.
locomotive on the g Garfield and Tyrone
broad was thrown from the track, few
1,fs ago, killing the engineer, Mr.. John
8Ams, seriously scaiding the fireman, Mr.
Wlters, and slightly injuring other parties.
nters his remains were taken for isIterment.
q The Sisters of ST. Joseph will open s'6ay
rtCOl for young ladies and little girls, on
AInday next, in the school house opposite
ltsir residence. For terms, etc., apply to
it Mother Superior during the present
Nek. Instructions in music and the lam
81 ges will be given at any time desired by
ise wishing such iAstruc tons.
hr. R. R. Thomas. of this place, sailed
IN New York to Liverpool. on Saturday
AZ on biz way to London in quest of the
I0nense fortune believed to have been left
% ihe Thomas family here. Mr.. VIM. Jones.
aI Cambria township, accompanied Mr..
Apmas, his object being visit to his rela-
"a in Wales
FAST week we acknowledged the present
new pipe from NJ. L. Oatman, ami this
~ We acknowledge the wherewithal to
it-Mr. Oatman and Judge Murray
f.rng both preseuteI'Us with goodly sup
"a OF most excellent smoking tobacco
tAPnk you, gentlemen, and may youl kind
..sughtiuness induce others to ''go and do
ewise."
lrS. K. R. Thomas will please accept oGr
fty thanks for the liberal treat of luscious
e|fiers sent to our residence on Saturday
,ehlng. Lovers of these delicious bivaives
W be served as usual at the popular sa-
aR over which our kind lady friend will
Elde during the absence of her husband
E Europe. We hope she will make for,
2 while Bob is seeking one.
pur friend and subscriber, Mr.. Joseph
rs, Road Foreman Of Engines, was re
ly presented at Altoona with a mag.
leent gold snuff-box, worth sos, by hi:
Iends employed on the P. R. R. Joe il
'nndantly worthy of such a testimonial
& clever and honorable gentleman anC
nf fhcient and faithful engineer. May ht
live TO ask his friends to ''take pinch
good joke, which we cannot forbear
rg, was got off at the expense of the
~ 2stics" who paraded at the Altoona
l1 u Friday last. In front of their pro-
et ou was borne banner on which was
F'bel this legand: "Just broke loose
's Holhdaysburg!" "By Cd" said
e adignant Hollidaysburger standing by,
e the newjail had been finished you would
haye got of SO id easy"
fe have not yet received the list of pre-
pms awarded at the Altoona Fair, but
terstand that our townsnan, Mr.. Lewis
gers, obtained one for the best jack, an
e 2 Tor his fine horse. and still another for
Rir OF chickens, aud that Mr.. Michael
e was awarded the premium for the
nd best pair Of match horses. The at
ance at the Fair during the last two
was said to have been immense.
7. John Carl, an old and much respect
i'Izen Of Clear6eld township. died very
penfy on Sunday afternoon last, aged
SIXTY years. Ee was in his usual
% on the night previous, and his sudden
Unexpected death was as much Of q
''se as it was heartfelt bereavement
Is isniiy and the large circle of friends
esteemed him 80 highly. His remains
inferred at st. Augustine on Tuesday.
httle daughter of John W. Jones, re-
4, 10 cambria township. aged eleven or
e years. and who is slightly deuIented
nu' ieft home on Wednesday last and
81 10. iound until Tuesday morning of
week when she was discovered in a
uOof,S barn. not far from her parents
how she subsisted in the meantime
question we have not heard solved
s the second or third time she has ab-
~ heTsetf from home in the same way.
NC philosopher 81. NJ held forth to q
spectacle sized audience of ladies and
ien II the Court House, on Friday
o.s, .lsast, on which occasion he succeeded
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