The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-11-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Enyeart, Of Hopewell township,
don county, was killed on the Broad
vi -siI rosd few days since.
-1Inssdsv noon and no turkey for our
l'riyine dinner. Perhaps it win come
.,SFsd. Hope on. hope ever,
Monday evening last little child Of
pl,,biI residing in McConnelstown,
.;nsion courty. was burned to death
w.. VIZ, named StJnt fell over a high en-
nsn, ua near Bedford, on Monday night of
'- -.st and was instantly killed.
l. new Round House in course of con-
.,ior at Altoona will be 1910 feet in
.,.r and will contain eighty tracks.
"a, # iron ore has been unearthed near
s.J |. is said to be mile in length.
v,rss from four to eight feet in thick
1, Tobn Hunter, of Indiana county, was
o,sr BY train of cars on the West Pa.
n few days ago, and was Instantly
N, Ori,t and saw mill of Mr.. jeremiah
rbrst. Of Westmoreland county. was de-
led by fire on Wednesday last, involving
Is Of $4,000.
ys regret to learn that Capt. Alex. Nc
.L,r The veteran Cambria township far
4 il Frustrated with severe illness. and lit
hops Is entertained of his recovery.
! German named Wentz was struck by
4 Philadelphia Express going east, near
vile station, Pa. K. R., on Tuesday of
week and was almost instantly killed.
M Fred Snyder, of Carroll township.
gps to offer at public sale. on Tuesday.
IN. soth, at 10 o'clock. a. m. several
4 u live stock and much other property.
advertisement ard hsndbills.
4lnry Dern. Of the Altoona Tribune. with
unber Of others. has gone on a deer hunt
expedition to Elk county. and if they
coed in shooting any we confidently hope
xaouDce the reception Of saddle Of ven
b. II the deer don't" 60 back " on Har-
We feel sure lie won't " go back " on US.
MALLS accommodation train east on the
r. R. struck farmers wagon which
crossing the Greensburg pike, on Fri
last, and knocked it into smithereens.
I horses escaped uninjured. and the farm
: Ess caught on the cow-catcher and carried
'sra hundred feet, fortunately without
lne injured seriously.
The Catholic Publication Society, of New
! 4, has placed us under obligations for a
Iy Of their Catholic Almanac for 1870,
kk coutaining much valuable and desira-
Information, especially to Catholics
rs1. Lennon & Murray have this AL
nsc, as well as other valuable publica-
s from the came Society. for sale at their
s in this place. The Almanac is 25 cts.
copy.
! new schedule went into effect on Mon
last, and under its provisions the morn
uaiu On our Branch road departs from
arrives a: this station just IS minutes
b lhsn bererOfore-leaving at 30 and
lrDilg at 10 10 An extra afternoon
-, leaving at l2.45 and arriving here at
Is. viii be run whenever tie business of
road demands 1t. No change has been
de in the time Of the evening train.
DR.. Ed NJ. Kerr aud lady returned 10 our
u few days ago. after most successful
certlEinG tour during the past summer.
design remaining 8 short time under
Kerr's parental roof, preparatory TO
cg up their permanent abode in Altoona.
re hr. K. has accepted situation with
clever aud popular namesake, r. O. A.
T, Esq, general insurance and shipping
TO which event we hope our
nted vocaliSric friends will be prevailed
n to regsle our citizens with at least one
n"se choice and delightful musical enter.
meDts which have won for them a vel
tied fame throughout the country.
oSTRAcr AWARDED Friday last the
nty Commissioners snLounced the award
Of the contract for the erection of the
county prison to Mr.. William Callar.
lesson, most competent mechanic and
;essslui building contractor, whose bid
fS 900. The proposed Jail is to front
!eet On Centre street and run back I2S
, aud IN height it will be SO feet to the
IS OF the roof, and will be surmounted by
formidable tower. 1t will contain 29
$ Kitchen, dining room. pa,lor. sleeping
ns' cath rooms for prisoners, etc., besides
eservolr for water with a capacity cf
W gallons, which will be slightly raised
Fe toe level Of the second floor, and the
oi keeping 1t filled with water will de-
'e upon the prisoners. The two sides
rear OF the prison will be enclosed by a
stone wall, which will be connected
tne building in front. We believe the
'e structure is to be of stone, but on
point we have no definite informa tion.
contractor is REQUIRED to complete il in
years.
~ Iefe were ten proposals In all received
40 commissioners. varying from $67,-
=; 70 5000. Mr.. Cailan's proposal is
.uefea very reasonable one. and there
= 0ou't be will meet the expectations of
PeoPle Of the county in the construction
:" much needed building. which promi-
20 oe one Of the finest and most substan-
State.
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"ANo TEMPERANCE RALLY.-A grand
Pe'anoe meeting will be held at the nesc
Church, Ebeusburg, on This
asasy, Thanksgiving evening. to which
sue auo all are respectfully invited. Ad-
''TS VIII De delivered by Rev. T. R. Jones,
@ y NJ Kerr aud Hon. A. A. Barker.
ems SOns OF temperance. Temple of Honor
mn SIe'al Temple will attend the meeting
'JII'iSe JaI Of Arran9ements-A. A. Bar
T In Lloyd and VIM. Connell, for 8.
Ia a l: Jones. j. L. Slough and Rich
!. " , tor 7. OF H.; Harry Kink cad.
"''0nes and Emily Roberts, for s. T,
f,". ae hoHE CoME HoKE !"-We have
ronrI Iuome-roaming about--lying loose
,tsia.u-many dear dollars that we affec-
!, invite to come home. Come home
~ "T"' dear dollar, come home, delay