The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-08-26

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FG1N ";mmortal " j. N" has Informed the
s;,ar tr' Of the AReghaniGH that he viii cliff
|, veil" in this place on Saturday OF next
~ Sept. 4th. Give him hearing.
TTn, Tn,o mounds of Early Rose potatoes.
.,s3 by DR.. R. Clark, of Bells Mills,
~. .l.'c .ouoty, produced no less than two
,1I i-s5 and ten pounds Of excellent pota-
Vgs. %. -oosons not necessary to name we de-
=" ,o nnblish the card of John B. Camp
nc ~; - rsnly to VIM. j. Ryan. When we
PeI etI.nwle1Ged its receipt last week we had
:. -sod the document.
~, t.'' Duffee, living near Bairdstown,
-.1na,,,,,orsland ~, county, attempted to commit
10 not long since, by cutting her throat
u,J'I,' ..s r.1o- but failed in the effort. She
=. deranged at the time.
u W. GO nlsased to say that the AueghGniGR
r,js,sken in announcing the death of
- nonnIar publican, Mr.. Henry Hughes,
.bs summit. He is still alive, and as
hearted and sociable as ever. May
IA long continue co.
nt;on did nominate candidate for Regis
= ,rd Recorder against the protest of Cy-
giier Eso., who seemed to be the spe-
friend of the "Workingmen's" candidate
that office, we repeat the question of the
ig,gIanian, How are you, Mr.. McRer-
ny :,
lad IN Fulton county ramed Sipes, aged
mn eleven years, was run over by wa
oaded with bark, week before last, and
M,sntlv killed. His older brother was
a wing the wagon, but did not know any
lIng Of the accident until he happened to
IN back and saw his brother lying dead ia
he road.
THE National Hotel in Altoona, one Of the
IN located, best arranged, and most euc-
e sful and desirable public houses Ia that
~eu1g CITY, is offered for sale on favorable
Hrms. A fine opening for some man who
ktows how to keep hotel, Apply to Muir
pky & Nothwang, Altoona Advertisement
fIIt week.
An old man named Jacob Eislie and
tDra doctor named Lazert, were so shock
sy gored by an infuriated bull which
kpher was driving through the streets OF
Is, Newton, Westnoreland county, on
Sunisy last, that the former died in few
/, ,urs and the latter in couple of days after
te shocking occurrence.
Mrs. Caroline E. Spaulding, a lady 81
,,ars Of sge and resident of Bridgeport,
huntingdon county, committed suicide in
Hwistown, where she was visiting, on Tues
IL night of last week, by hanging herself
IN clothes line Ill health produced
- sncholy, and religious excitement agra
VI lled it to such an extent as to lead to this
sf of seEmurder.
Nr. Francis Cramer. of Chest Springs
&r,ugh, has Just obtained letters patent for
s. improved hay fork. which is decidedly
- rest thing of the kind yet invented. 1t
IS been tested in a number of instances,
- has been found 10 work to a charm
II, c. offers State and county rights for
ee, and energetic men all over the country
III be treated with literally.
northern delegate to the Radical county
tFvention held here on Tuesday, while Ia
Hrlg under the influence of Porter or some
qfer intoxicating beverage, made rather a
Nsy display Of his oratorical powers, and
~ to be unceremoniously turned out of the
Wvention two or three times 60 the no
ME amusement of the ''lookers on in We
nfe. before peace was restored.
Our young friend, Capt. Morgan McDon-
ak, is now connected with the wholesale
n9tion house of Young, Smyth, Field & Co.,
tg Market street, where he will be glad, nc
tanOt. to welcome all his old customers. We
pe the Captain will prosper more thar
~ in his new 'posish," and that all hi:
81 friends and many rew ones will deal
I'm him when they need goods in his line.
little son of Mr.. a. A. Jacobs, of
mnungdon, has been in the habit, for some
Nfks past, Of sharing his bread and butter
IN large black snake which had taken
"a It's abode in the cellar of Mr.. Jacobs
qnellng, and the child manifested consider
eRe griet when forced to give up his daily
H'ereourse with the reptile. All efforts to
The snake have as yet proved unsuccess-
young man named Patrick Mackey was
Hg!ald near Dudley. in the Broad Top re-
ssp On Saturday night last, and beaten 20
10 with piece of fat bar iron. Mack
onence consisted in working in the coal
leS Tor wages less than was demanded by
association called the Miners Union
-, and four members of that organiza-
are low IN Huntingdon Jail on suspi-
~ oi having caused his death.
not Of a somewhat serious character is
70 have occurred at Lilly's Station on
haay last, between members of an organ
lou known as the Miners Union League
certain other parties, but we did not
the origin or extent of the trouble
U the participants were brought here
ileSday, charged with riot and profane
ln5' and entered bail for their appear
court. Other arrests will be made.
e ~. examination Of teachers for the schools
ns uoo'Uugh will be held on Thursday
,oept. I'd, and the schools will open
tin OF six mouths on the Monday fol
Rev. B. NJ. Kerr has been chosen
c..uIendent Of the schools at salary of
'o tine session. No man in the county
more extended or varied expert
roos1 40 educator, and his selection is one
60 sy III to have been made. We look
ough schools. w ''"''' VI Jul
u uE Tuesday, next, slst inst, be it borne
~ 10y " all lovers of good cheer and inno-
naa, creation, picnic for the benefit of
y" church building at st. Augustine.
I sapt Ns,a ,,;i,l IN delightful grove near that
6l nea, VsI image, and everybody from far
a That I'D WIN oe welcomed and made happy
fhe ne iast asstters'sting occasion. This probably
fact tISf 81 picnic B. for the present year, and
Il ~ VI II beinu n. O.