The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-04-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Hugh RodG was struck ty an engine and
..s,arfly killed. five miles east of Newport.
~ Tuesaay morning of last week.
4 valuable horse was stolen from David
,-,rng Of Westmoreland county, one night
-ocsnfIy and taken to Munster and sold.
n, S. S. Belford, Surgeon Dentist, will
at his Office, over Huntley's hardware
tore. during next week. Persons desiring
-. Professional service should note this fact.
man named W. l.. Valentine was drag
<,ol from his horse and robbed of $3.50 in
Money within q mile Of Accommodating,
FrIton county, on the night of the 10th
Cen. L. Coulter end Alex. Kilgore, of
C,oansburg. had their pockets cut at Pitts
},nrr not long since, but the would be
tbieyes fsi,cd to reach the ''spondulcs" they
were in quest Of.
Henry II. Davis. who will be remember
"A a, having exhibited in this place pano-
Rama of the war, painted by himself. has
been appointed bv President Grant to be
Consul at Cardiff, Wales.
Mr. r. r. Davis. merchant of this place,
sye regret to say, has been seriously i'll for
Asysral iavs past. His condition was much
,nore promising yesterday however. and we
hone he will soon be himself again.
Several children were bitten by a mad dog
5n Penn borough, Westmoreland county.
week before last, but the celebrated
mad piil" was administered 10 them and
h. fears are entertained of serious results.
The price Of the Harrisburg MO1ninq Pa
zrat is ouly 81 per year, and not So, as
.tated by us last week. If your "'head is
lovel7 iu vour own estimation, Messrs. Pa
zri1'. all right say we. Drive on your OK cart.
School directors will be careful to notice
ahst the convention for the election Of County
Superintendent is called for the first Tuesday
. + May. the time having been changed from
zhe iir,t Monday to tha; day by the act Of
April, 1867.
Our list Of receipts are 30 meagre that We
lCally have not the heart to publish them
tlis week. We shall wait seven more days.
bud If the roll Of honor does not then pre-
Bent more respectable appearance those
Nho have Paid will know that those who
havc not paid are lie only oneS TO blame
u it.
The MoHntsiueer Base Ball Club have
vent hack" on the monument project.
1hey reconsidered ths matter, and voted
$3.50 to buying suitable toggery for the first
pine. fixing up grounds, etc. and appropri-
ated sufficient to huy barrel of -four each
for eight poor families. So the long agony
js over at last
The Altoona Vindicotor. Phoenix like,
ias risen from it, ashes. and is again before
s's in the full yigu7 Of its usefulness. We
trust neither fire, water. ror anv other ele-
tnent, will ever again impede its progress.
hll other projects FOR the establishment Of a
s'emocTatic paper in Altoona have vanished
luto the air with the revival Of the Tuldi-
rJtOr.
MIR. A. D. Criste, Of Munster township,
p will he seen by card elsewhere, has be-
rvme salesman in this section for the well
knowu and successful grocer firm Of Little
y Baird, Pittsbarg and announces his ebiI-
~ to supply goods in his line of first class
quality and at the lowest Wholesale prices.
ftr his own sake. az well as for the sake Of
p" excellent house he represents, we hope
lat Mr. Criste will he literally patrouizcd
by all with whom he seeks sales
We have received letter from Altoona
Nitbcut any signature, but presume that it
rrr's 20 convey the Information tha,
H. t. Miller, one Of the sufferers by the
cent fire. has secured an office on Virginia
ftreet. opposite the Lutheran church. and
Is again prepared to attend t. the wants oI
ihusc desiring to have any work done in the
Rental line. The doctor is a deserving man
b. excellent dentist, and more than ever dc
servcs the patronage of the public.
Mr. Elijah Smeal, owner, and Mr.. Thoma
Bnss. fireman. was instantly killed and
third person seriously injured by the eIplO
s!on Of the boiler of 3 portable steam mill
pear WallacetowE. Clearield county, on The
Sth inst. The back part Of Mr.. SrneaP'
head was torn IF and he was otherTis,
'shockugly maugled, while Mr.. Ross was
literally cut into rsgments-torn limb from
limb and his head dashed into atoms
porticn of his body having been thrown
more thar one hundred yards from the mill
A young man named George Thomas
employed at Rodgers planning mill in thi
lace, was considerably injured on Tuesday
Of this week. by being struck in. the side b,
q niece of timber. He was engaged in get
ting out brush blocks, and g pile of then
toIpled over and fell upon the saw. which
threw one Of them against him with sucl
force as to break one Of his ribs and other
wise in lure him severely. He was carries
10 his boarding house, and if not injured in
ternally he will doubtless soon be abou
again.
Mr. W. P. Patton. the clever and ener
getic chair and cabinet-ware manufacture
in Johnstown, has placed US under obliga
tioEs for another neat and exceedingly com
Portable office chair, the second one he ha
had the kindness TO present US. MIR. Pattol
is big bodied and big hearted. and if b
don't DO big business among the reader
OF the Freeman it is not because we wouldn'
give him the biggest kind of puffif We ha'
big enough space to dc il in. Thank you
Dir. Patton. and may your shadow and you
ability to do such kind acts never grow less
We learn from our neighbor, Mr.. John d
Ihomas, that the dead body of man nance
Thomas Boyle was found in the Coremaugl
river, some two miles below Johnstown, ol
tuesday evening of this week. The uufor
tunate man resided in the neighborhood 0
Nlneveh, but worked in Johnstown. and al
though he had been missing for nearly tw
weeks, his family supposed he was in Johns
town and his friends in the latter place tool
1t for granted that be was at home Ho,
ne got into the water remains = mystery g
iAr as Ue have learnsd. A coronsr's ing ues
was held
"his the family of Mr.. Alfred Brow
were On tseir,way from Indiana to Steubsn