The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-02

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\ ,,a,suts in the country.
,,,r PEUNINGs AND PENCILINGs- -
Ind for the new county prison was
,-Sl.n Ion this Thursday morning.
p',TI W. should Blair be the merriest county
w. ". State Because it has Gay sport in
81 ass .'- cambria County Teachers Institute
-, NJ. ',,rysue in the Court House in this place
~ yrlay. Dec. 9th.
0D ,onng man ramet: VIM. d. Woomcr
d" jr.wu,d in the dam at Etna Forge.
p',;, cpunty. about two weeks ago.
O'I, 0spers Of uupatented lands in this couu-
iii he interested IN the card Of Geo. NJ.
P.,5e Esd, published in our paper to-day.
Gn,f-ey Weaver, Of Brady township,
.c..rf,6 county. committed suicide by
t.ng;pg himself in his barn on Friday week.
An afternoon trip on our Branch Road
siI be made every day during the coming
,.n -, We, Ks Of court. beginning Monday next.
rbr Lutheran church, known AS Hoffman's
ltrrrb. in Jeuuer township. Somerset CO.,
c,rsft fire aud was burned to the ground
~ Friday week.
/ NH our friends do the fair thing during
orrl No matter how little you owe US,
=. hre you will send or bring the amount.
". never needed niouey more urgently.
Our next door ueighbor. job d. Thomas.
18th, bAppv pnssessor of 400 pounds Of clean
|rnk ali G. mprisedin a thirteen months old
rq butchered by him On Tuesday.
John Lvsou, 2 well-tO-Go citizen uf Blairs-
rile ATTEMPTED to commit suicide by hang
irr himself in his stable, not loug since, but
- discovered aud cut down by his wife in
tine to save his life.
Mr.. Wm. CT. krise brought TO our Office
an ear of corn. or rather a combination Of
len distinct though dIminutive ears, which
!, certainly curiosity in its way. 1t had
! J,ea covered by one husk.
llr. Frank c. Platt has become. by right
4 purchase, proprietor of FAller's restaur-
ant. west end Of Cambria House. Frank is
clever young man, and we hope he will
slake money out q the enterprise.
The barn Of Andrew Boyles, with houses,
Cows, crops. farm implements. etc situated
in Logan township, Blair county, vas to-
ally destroyed by FIRE on Sunday evening
ast. Inceldialsn no doubt the cause.
4 A yaar-and-a-half Ole child of Henry Helt-
ri, Of WoodvaIe. Tar Jchustown. upset a
lespot Of boiling tea upon its person less
sh a month aga, ard received injuries from
be Effects e which it died on Monday week.
Sill further additions have been made to
he 7eeran d, ,ugherty's stock of clothing.
utbU coats, boots. etc, and now he can
reet he wants Of all who wish 10 buy
Eadenp clothing Of substantial character
p 'he very lowest prices.
The largest and most varied stock Of prime
f'gsTs and tobacco can be found at Oatman's s
flour, grocery and notion store, High street
Persons attending {, urt, as well as all oth-
Is, will End no better cigars and tobacco at
fny establishment in Ebeusburg. Make a
cte # This.
Richard King fell from a staircase in the
undry uf Stutzman & Keim. at Ursina
mrrs,t c, unity. not long since. aud was
|nslautlv killed. Near the same place g
bank OF earth fell upon a laborer employec
n the p & c. K r., now making. anC
ETushed him to death.
4 MIR. David Hinkead, brother Of cur towns
pan. II. hinkcad. Esq died of consump
f'cn at Bells Mills, Indiana county, o.
faturday last. in the 18th year of his age
! he latter named gentleman is now the onl,
living member Of the family, and he wa!
fdCst e family Of seven.
4 We learn from the Altoona Tribune that
\ as. +. Campbell, Of the Findicator. has de.
leT'rH that sheet and has gone to Pittshurg
accept situation 40 foreman on the Dis,
kac1, The Tribune says that it is rumored
par I. Grey Meek, of the Bellefonte Watch
pan, Is to take charge of the Vindicator.
ieter y. Marks, Of Altoona, while wealth
tT,OoaIdrg house for Dysart & Co, at
~! station, this county. on Thursday
'aS' Tell from the scafiold, distance Of over
,"e'Ie feet, Rpon a pile of stones. cutting
prs head severely, while board from the
fcaii ding stuck and broke his collar-bone
Oar friend NJ L. Oatman has Just received
/ arse invoice Of superb lamps and lamp
'rGmmIngs. Persons needing little NOR,
lsat on the subject will do we'll to see Oat
h ,Ian stock before making their selections
Is says lie can sell lamps of all sizes lower
,a"I 'hey have ever been sold in this baili
Capt. Morgan Mcdonald, representing
iOI6e, Smith, Field & Co, notion deaiers
9'r, a. j. Spigelmier. representing Gil
- HS, h,. Aeller & Co, wholesale grocers, both
n ln@delphla, called to see us on Tuesday
,g..,5 ns cont know any gentlemen whom W,
t.;G oug rather see prosper than our two young
:IS' VINO deserve an immense trade il
H.. .u respective lines. not only because O
own personal worth, but because tn,
-'es Tor which they do business stand A
q ia, :, ana have no superiors in Philadelphia
s., w VI nVe days out Of the past eight We wer,
4 ~ - SuP 10 the housekeeping business by one
s,o ''ose exquisite ills which our first parent,
tro5s pposed to have been the cause of in
e,,Il into the world, and which is gen
i1v = Ano"n as quiusy. We never did en-.
su6on ,ue luxury, often as it has been forcec
Ii gS' and many time we have thought
Res. 0% with anything but a reverentia
.to h.. !or his memory. Still we shall try
.delayas Il meekly. and when our paper i.
We bo. u Consequence. as it is this week
= Uur readers will not complain.
has co,eA TILE CHANGE.-Apother change
town s 20, Ger the ner camille spirit of Johns,
|of the 81 hlchael c. Murphy, heretofore ont
On M. boys" at the Houston House store
|lsbmen. st'eet, has retired from that estab
Murnbr "na Joined his uncle, Mr.. John ].
|str,st. at The corner of Main end Franklin
nost ao nike Is All excellent salesman and
the deserving young man. and we hope