The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-07-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

erst mage OF our next issue
snake was caught few days ago try
INC 70 milk a COW belonging to farmer il
Si99king Valley, Blair county.
The Correspondence of "Felo G. Pede'' did
r,t reach us until Tuesday night-too late
f,r Insertion. Hope he will come soon again
however. ~
Nessrs Sbley & Stoops, Pittsburgh, want
an energetic man in this county to run a
rr,gon and sell the celebrated Howe Sewing
Machine, and offer liberal compensation
See card.
Mr.. Thomas w. Michaels. of Wilmore.
hos been appointed sealer of weights aud
.-cosures for this county. a position he at
Dre time held, in place of Mr. Henry Krat-
zer. resigned.
rattJesuake measuring four and a half
loo, IN length and one foot around the body,
~ snorting eleven rattles, was killed under
T,a kitcben steps of house in Fulton coun-
" not long since
4 little girl named Jennie Miller died
vow suddenly in Huntington, not long since,
f-oD, the effects Of swallowing cherry stones
cad warpi . to those who gobble down
cherries. stones and all.
Mrs. Hannah Atkinson offers for sale q
valuable property in Loretto, aud will
4 lorbtIess give an excellent bargain to any
on. wishing to invest in real estate in that
-Ioasa,t little village See advertisement
vguug girl named Mcbride, while cross
inc the railroad track at Woodvale, on Sat
rrdav. 81 inst, was struck by the corner of
passing car, and thrown some distance and
considerably cut and bruised on the face and
shoulder. She is about again.
The telegraph line between this place and
C4ssou is not coming to time according to
rrauise, but the work will doubtless be
commeuced at an early day, and when once
commenced its completion will soon follow
our people viii only have to watch and wait
fr tbs good time coming.
4 man named Wagner had one of his arms
caught between two hot rollers at a paper
mill in Nifiiu county, some two weeks ago,
but to all appearance sustained very little
injury. lie went home end some days after
complained Of pain in his arm. laid down
on the bed and died shortly after probably
from notification.
A boarding school under the management
Of the Sisters Of st. Joseph will be opened in
this place without fail in September next.
Bows from four to ten years of age will alone
he admitted. A day school for children Of
both sexes, without regard to age, will also
be opened at the same time.
We acknowledge the receipt of al invita-
tion TO attend q picnic in Altoona on Friday
and Saturday next, gotten up for the benefit
tf the ljHdicatOT by the friends of that
staunch democratic journal, but we fear that
want Of time will prevent our attendance.
I've hope to hear that 1t has been eminently
successful, socially as well as financially.
A fierce wind storm passed over Philips
burg, Centre county, on Saturday evening,
aIuruohng houses and barns, leveling grain
Fields. Unroofng trees, and creating a gener-
b. havoc among things movable. The ira
8oT Tyrone was DELAYED for over two hours
enI the passeu gers had to get out and clear
tLe track Of fallen trees before the cars could
prcect.
Thee railroad employees took refuge from
le rain, on Friday last. under a freight car
car Huntingdon, and while there another
far was shifted upon the same side track and
pan against the first car with such force as
= move it. The moving car caught two OF
tLe men, Geo. Conrad and VIM. Writ, in
Jurlng them both very severely though not
dangerously.
Mr.. Geo. C. X. Zdhm has requested us tc
announce that he intends cutting his wheat
pu his farm in Cambria township, on We'd
peslay next, Dist inst, (weather permit
Eng.) with the celebrated valley Cbie
Mower and Reaper" and that he would bt
pleased to sell all persons who desire to pur
ehase q machine of the kind on the GROUND
b. witness it's working capacity. etc.
Two men named Ennis and Jobuston 60
IN to a dispute, " bile under the influence c
liquor, in Philipsburg, Centre county, OF
Saturday evening last, growing out of th'
Refusal Of the former to pay for liquor the
latter had drank, when Johnston drew 6
Blk knife and stabbed Ennis in the abdo,
nea, causing his death Oh the following
morning. Johnston has been arrested.
ur. Adam Maxim, an old resident of Bel
Rno, this county, died suddenly one day
hst week. Some one who called to see him
sas directed to the woods, where he was
hopping, and on going there found him very
ack and much exhausted. The visitor as
6stet him to the house. where he sat down
q & chair and shortly after expired. Mr..
Maxim was considerably advanced in years.
The International Hippocomique and
New York Circus is billed for this place on
Monday, 26th inst. and for the Summit on
he day following. Judging from what our
Achanges say about this grand com animation,
Factiye exhibitions in the country, and those
&c appreciate such entertainments are
d to be delighted with It wherever it ex-
a. Z. Mullin, Esq, of Ashland. Pa. and
4fo; NJ: Riddle, Esq, of the wholesale dry
Pcs hrm Of Riddle, Sherborne & Co.,
lHsdelphia, both whole-sOued gentlemen.
nVsned our town with their presence
'Aiu the last two weeks. The latter gen
imam means business, and as he is still
feEunating about the mountain our ner-
~It ~ trends should get their orders ready
An itinerant Snowman attracted quite a
- oy walking rope in front of the
"l'rd House on Tuesday evening, but
Pc he opened the doors to admit the spec
Ors to his other performances at thirty.
cents head, the outsiders failed to ''see
and the paying part of the institution.
consequence. resulted in a complete
e' Such should be the fate of all similar
rom IN the Johnstown Tribune we learn
margaret Jane Flenner, aged fourteen
-, -, while in fsld where there were