The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-09-23

~ n;ob % nrecludes its publication, and "a
HLlLieniv pI.i has been overlooked until too late
s,r Insertion this week.
ror sound and practical education go to
.,d State Normal School at EdinborO.
'H' LARGE bald eagle, measuring five feet
-, I'm TO tip of wings. was captured alive
white township, Indiana county, one
night recently. -.
.,s Jsposed of at Sheriff's sale on Monday
We, We, 10 Messrs. Valee & Rawlings, of Phila-
Jrlphia, for $l,538.
0'rHT H. Alex. Bradley will offer at public sale,
-, Saturday, Oct. 9th, a valuable property
mated on the Pa. r. r., one mile west Of
8 C,o.son. See advertisement and haDdbills.
very valuable business stand and dwell
mo house and three lots of ground in Loret-
., Iborough are offered at private sale by Mr..
3 Iocob, to whose advertisement we invite
attention.
f,laI in this vicinity within the last TWEEN
tr.fo,r hours, and the dust nuisance has
feep allayed and the atmosphere very much
Co5Ied as a consequence.
4 Exceedingly warm days aud delightfully."-
,,,sasaLt nights have been holding sway in
gFis latitude for q week or two past. The
Ls,t At monday is indeed excessive. and hui
r,nity suffers and complains accordingly.
4 Young man named Crumbaker, of
FraDkstown, Blair county, fell from har-
foy with which he was at work, on Satur-
eay week, and the machine passed over his
f;Ght leo. lracturing the bone in two places.
e
II F. Roberts & Sons mammoth store indi
rate that an extensive stock of seasonabie
6ry goods has just been received at that
popular establishment, and buyers should go
here at once if they wish to obtain the first
choice.
We designed publishing the names Of the
Cambria county members of the several com
flittees appointed to award the premiums at
HE Altoona Park Association Fair next
week. but somebody carried off our Tribune
kcntaining the names. and the list sent us
slas also passed beyond our reach.
If the 'Immortal J. N" comes to time,
Is it is fondly hoped he will, our people may
kypect to be electrified at the Court House,
ths Wednesday evening. by that tran
sceudant eloquence which his inspired tongue
sloue can utter. The veil is to be lifted and
lie most sublime truths made plain. Fail
fot to hear the greas philosopher.
The great International Troupe, assisted
Av members of the Ebensburg Choral Socie-
N, be it borne in mind, will give concert
b the old Welsh (brick) church this We'd
bciay) evening, and all who attend cannot
BAL to be delighted with the entertainment.
Fe hope their farewell benefit will be one
kJrthy of the troupe and worthy of the hb-
kAity Of our citizens.
Two weeks from next Tuesday will be
ectn day, and our citizens seem as yet
eUivo2s TO the act that borough officers are
be elected at that time. Neither ccmc-
frats or republicans, hog men or anti-hog
pen, have yet taken any action in the pre-
foseS. nor do we hear any talk about who
pre to be the candidates of either party. Is
not time. gentlemen, to be up and doing? ?
Mr.. Daniel Roden, of Armstrong town
Snip, Indiana county, lost s., 500 by the
obstruction of his barn and crop by fire. on
tuesday morning of last week, and Mr.. Jas.
Johnston, Of White township, same county,
sEas rendered houseless FROM the same cause
pn the Saturday previous. The first fire Is
Believed to have been the work of an incen-
fiary aud the last was caused by a defective
fue
i Capt. McVicker, Of Cambria township
has placed us under obligations for luscious
lreat in the shape of several large and deli
ficus sweet apples-for which kindness he
bay consider us duly grateful. The Captain
B generally blessed with an abundance oi
Iruit, no matter how his neighbors may fare
Ih the same particular. This is the second
Year that we have been remembered by him
p this way.
The day school under the superintendent
the Sisters of st. Joseph, we are author
PED to say, cannot be commenced until the
pa church building has been vacated and
tted up for school purposes, which may not
Pc until some time in November. Boarding
choars, as we'll as ladies desiring instruc-
tons in the English and French languages,
fuSlc, ETC., can be accommodated upon fair
etms at any time they make application.
BIZ. David J. Davis, citizen of Cambria
tCwnship for the past thirty years or more,
Nled oil lntammatory rheumatism, on Friday
Pofnlng last, after one weeks illness, aged
Ome fifty years. Mr. Davis was one of the
lost respected Of the many Welsh residents
THIS locality, and his death has excited
- sorrow among those who knew him
OSt Intimately and esteemed him most
LIS luuGTal on saturday was OL0 Vi
r. 81 largest ever witnessed in this place.
Inc freeman has not been suspen ded, nor
Iust never will be, but the editor has
eSn Sg$pendered by that prince of good fell
VS. Mr. John II. Moore, the enterprising
OHon Pedler, who has made US the recipi-
ol The finest pair of suspenders that ever
.Ue an y on the back Of our body corpo-
, Mr.. Moore deserves our thanks and
ives the patronage of every dealer in the
ouS he keeps for sale, as he is energetic,
.ss' and liberal in all his business trans
Guns Guns and sells his goods at fair prices.
TA9 oi those most humiliating of all spec
'Ss, - drunken woman, was on exhibition
r,Ia~Son II,ss5on a few evenings since, and her
f. fkeoSnl, Sl, who accompanied her, was in a
degraded condition. An infant child of
OeSOt'ed pair, which the father bore in
II, ",lnS' suffered considerable rough hand
oSn1 ,S, ana was held almost rs frequently head
dT~aIdS nd N" ARDS as it was in an upright position,
6e 5rrrte h. ntue trouble was experienced to keep
bassinoa iounSen zen couple from being run over by
blusb / "alns. O! shame where is thy
,oon lne new Congregational church in this