The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-09

sausage meat.
A train of cars on the Pa R. R. ran over
and killed bear in the "Narrows," near
Lewistown, not many days ago.
Fourteen freight cars were badly demor.
allied in a collision two miles west of Hun
ting,lon On Monday morning last.
Arthur O'Neil. who was arrested for be-
ing implicated in the Hollidaysburg infauti.
eide case, has been released on bail.
w. More. E-q-. of the Harrisburg
Patriot. is said to have purchased the Altoo.
ma Vindicator for So 500, with the intention
of running it hereafter.
DR.. D. w. Zrigler. surgeon dentist. will
be at the Mountain House next week. Per-
SONS needing his professional services will do
we'll to call as early as possible.
The usual amount of noise and confusion
incident to c,urt week prevails about our
| town. | ut thus far. to nse the language of
the late lamented, there is nobody hurt !"
The deer killing season closed on the lst
of December. and hunters in this region will
do well to make note of the fact that the
law imposes very heavy penalty on those
who violate its provisions.
| Religion about printing rffice is rather
scarce commodity, nevertheless a religious
holiday on Wednesday has delayed our pa
per until Thursday afternoon. We will try
and make time next week.
The fattest of al! fat porkers in this bail
| iwick still lives. moves and has its being in
the pen Of Herr Foster Of the Cambria House
| 1t "kicked the beam" the other day on the
borough scales to the tune of 72O pounds. :
The Catholic church near Dudley. Hunt
ingdon county. was totally destroyed by fire
on Sunday week. Loss. 81 .OOO-insurance
$1,000. The pastoral residence adjoining
was saved. but much of the furniture was
damaged.
The Huntingdon Monitor has shown
cnmmendable enterprise IN publishing the
Presidents message entire the second dav
after its presentation to Congress. We had
neither the time. space or help TO accom-
plish such feat.
The executors Of the estate of NJ Leavy.
I Esq. decd. offer for sale valuable tract If
land in Allegheny township. and any person
wishing to invest in real estate can get
good bargain by applying to the executors.
rs directed in the advertisement elsewhere
In our sketch last week of John Weak
land. of Juhnstown. we were made to say
that he was born in 1894 We wrote 1884
and it should have been so printed. We
are entirely unwilling to cheat the old gen
tleman ont of ten years Of his long life, and
we therefore make this correction.
A girl named Rebecca Hadtien has been
Htlu III 9COO OAIi on SuSplCltiI VI lIluF'ltTlHR
her new born babe. which was found dead
in an out house in Indiana, Pa, on Friday
evening week. One of the poor little in
fant's limbs and portion of its face had
been eaten by rats before it was discovered.
Our irrepressable friend ?. F. Lynch, of
4 Hemlock, is once again in Attendance at
court-a pilgrimage which he makes regu-
lary just four times year. If our eyes did
not deceive our earsight. he was duly sober
Wednesday forenoon. and we hope he will
not ''slop over" during his sojouru here at
least
Cornelius Kane. John Mulvahill. ,tuhn
lynch and Edward Powers, convicted in
Huntingdon of murder in the second degree
for killing Patrick Mackey. were each SEN
fenced by Judge Taylor. at TIE argument
court on Saturday last. seven years sepa-
rate and solitary confinement in the Western
Penitentiary.
We understand that DR.. A. p Field is
gaining very lucrative practice in this vi
cinity. He is prepared to attend to all calls
from persons needing his services. whether
in town or country. no matter what hour Of
the day or night he may be required. The
Doctor is the right kind of man, and we
wish him abundant success.
, Henry H Carr, young colored man who
! formerly resided in HolIidayshurg. has ie-
f Gently been found guilty in Philadelphia of
: murder in the second degree. for killing a
fellow barber named Francis s. WykcfT in
4 August last, and has been sentenced to i'm
L priSonment for three years and six months
h in the Eastern Penitentiary.
: MesSrs. Augustine Fogle. jas. P Murphy
:, and Louis Plack. of Altoona. three of the
9 w0rthiest gentlemen and most practical
: friends Of the Freeman that ever crooked an
D elbow. were among the visitors to the noun
E tain village during the present week. As
their visit was of business character, we
hope it proved advantageous.
The reported murder of a young man
named Cassiday by his father. somewhere in
the Broad Top region. is without foundation
in fact. OF like character. we doubt not. is
the reported murder of ar infant by its moth
er near Cassville. Huntingdcn county. There
, arc enough real tragedies, Heaven knows,
without getting up bogus murders.
Our intelligent friend. Mr.. j. C. Stineman
manager of the South Fork coal works, in
forms us that John Rourke, a miner en-
ployed by the company operating the works
had his COLLAR bone broken and was other
wise injured. on Friday last, by fall Of Goa
in the mine in which he was at work. Hi
E, Injuries arc not considered dangerous
We learn that man named James Craig
: ley, hind brakeman on the express freight
train east. was killed in the Pa. r. R. tun
mel. at Gallitzin. yesterday "wednesday
morning We could ascertain no particu
lars, but the presumption is that he fell from
e one of the cars and was run over by the bal
arce of the train and killed instantly. -
: Israel Keefer and a man named Ringle
were out deer hunting together in Brothers
valley, Somerset county, on Thursday week
o when the former saw a movement in tho
: bushes. and supposing it to be caused by 1
&, deer, fired and running up found to his hor
ror that chad shot his friend Ringler. Tht
wounded man was still alive at last accounts
}. Health and comfort both demand the ust
t of gum overshoes or boots at this inclemen
D season of the year. and those who are no
{ vet supplied should call and see the assort