The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-07-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

'.'S,,mmerhill and adjoining Townships, bu
'' 1T extent we have not been able t
earn. yv;uio,, Thor,,sor, ,,oo,
Hr,nI Cross Roads, Westmoreiaud coun
',,,,I about thirteen years, was struck or
- End by a vicious horse few days siEce
-' w,s 50 severely injured that he surviv,
o. 81" hut few hours.
G,r Altooua correspondent says that it is
UV,rrortly reported and generally believed
anr catholic friends there intend hold
"n' on,ther picnic about the middle OF
Is which viii be the last and doubt
i,ss the best Of the season.
o- tIe first of the present month Mr.. j.
-. g,s,op resigned the position Of Depu-
S.sriT of this county to accept situa-
y nth NJ. NJ. Adams, Esq, at Clesson,
wa ur lanes +. Null was appointed to fill
"'s -@.,,cv. Both com mpetent and deserving.
'-r r.a ratIrn match game of base ball be-
,re Kickcuepawling Club Of JOINS
,"-," and the Nountaiueers Of this place, is
I'"'. ,1.,ei on the grounds of the latter on
-l,'',' ~ fsse ball, all in one day. should
Troate lively time TOR few hours IN our
r.bc, mountain village.
''JS, R,rrey Reynolds, miner in the employ
.rtEo Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and
,.,rE;ng at Cars tunnel, was very danger
,,r, injured on Wednesday last by the
...,'.,rrs of blast" in a rock while he
,, sanding near. A couple Of his ribs
,..ra broken, and other severe injuries were
stained. which may prove fatal.
Mr. Geo. Huutley has for sale choice fam
qr lard. put up in three pound packages,
...I Is worthy the attention of housekeep-
The lard is Of the very test quality,
Crlbv this method of putting it up it is
On. Ierlectly clean and sweet, and will re-
IAN is f!e,Luess in any climate and under
m circumstances. Try a package.
THE children connected with the Catholic
scnllay school in this place enj ,yed them
selves in L0oyd's woods. near town, on
rrrursl,av last. The pic-nic was gotten up
hinder the auspices Of Misses Maud kittell
and CyrucIia Myers, aud right well did they
,royIde fr the pleasure and accommodation
tthc little llls under their charge.
On Thursday, 6th inst, the house of Mr.
,7chp Brook. in Jenuer township, Somerset
.oupfv. vas struck by lightning, and
young lady named Dorothy Fleshour. who
ya,uu Ler way from FurwardStown to Jen-
lgle. and had taken refuge from the
Storm Oh Nr. Brooks porch, where his fam
ivlad assembled, was instantly killed.
WcMye been forced to give the letter of
''r !. w." real estate transfers, list of ju-
r,rs, and other matters which We had hoped
h publish, the 90 by for the present week.
tur well filed columns attest that VI could
l.t DO otherwise, much as we regret the
mission Of so much interesting matter
li IT. I. NJ" could come on Monday he
w.uld be sure Of a hearing all the time.
Aller portion Of our edition had been
wuIaed of We learned that a man named
llosler stabbed another named Phalon seven
INES, killing him on the spot, at Fry's saw
fau n Susquchanua township, on Tuesday
4 -Ll Il Is said that they were drinking
f-c layiug cards together. and quarrelled
pill lie above terrible result. We learn
lat I,,sucr has been arrested and will be
.r1i, here today, Wednesday.
Vg'.rga severe thunder storm on Wednes-
r .g-t. number of laboIers on the Pa.
y L. took shelter under the schute Of
d. wharf about one mile west of Hunting
fn, and while there the lightning struck
f. and telegraph pole close at hard, stun
.g the entire party, two Of whom, Bern
B. u'Farrell (father-in-law Of John Wher-
.r. residing near this place, and Cornelius
acy were prcciptated into the canal, aud
\. is not known whether the lightning killed
faem outright or they wele drowned after
a.Ing into the water.
Ire EiRdtcGtOS' picnic at Altoona, on
Friday and Saturday last, was a graId sue
fess, socially as we'll as financially. The
frusic was furnished by The celebrated
Alristy string band Of Pittsburg and the
NCuUain City brass band of Altoona, and
vas certainly excellent. There was no scar
Fity cf provisions and delicacies. and every
! oly went in to enjry themselves, and did
,n perfection. Tne "big guns" who were
inv.trI did not attend but Geo. w Childs.
sl.. of the Philadelphia Ledyer, enclosed
8 80 in b,half Of The cause.
We lave the authority Cf John Reilly,
q.. Assistant Superintendent, Pa. Il. R.,
saying tAat an afternoon train will be
d: n the Ebensburg and Cresson Branch
one time this week, if it has not already
f,s1 cone. 1t is desigred to connect with
nail train east at Cresson, and will be
great accCmmodatioR, not only to our own
.N- citizens north Of us, but to the people
and shout Lilly's Station, Wilmore,
-..'4. .'Aill, ard other points. If our NOM
& ua'n had only been run instead as an
...'uoIati0n to Juhnstown, we think
.'-,hg better could have been desired. but
pc "ooYe arrangement Is very good one
sgeyileless.
we have not yet seen a specimen of work
i Tie hands Of Mr.. James Wilkinson,
.'Ge manufacturer, Loretto, which did
'eaF the impress Of mechanical skill
,- ra',.hc elegance, but the tombstone put
!! A''n last week in the Catholic grave
r,r I UgJ NImore, and erected in memory
-I, Terence MclInrue, deceased is decid-
M VIC Iandsomest piece Of work of the
= We have ever saw, and Mr.. w. has
10y good reason to be proud of bis
5-.|yIS. r5re-sS The carving is very elaborate
n ts.lec1, and consits of several wreaths
e@g'S and other beautiful designs, and
srIr ..,sl aud lettering on tie stone can GER
som u" "o' De excelled anywero. Mr. Wi!k-
hin 49,. d master mechanic, as all his work
no,, s'aiy' and any person needing a mon
hapri,o,,sl sosl os'one, or anything else that be
feasorsfloo e. will get good JOB done at
TBe TB1S,e ,tS, prce 10y applying to him.
i. II SL;ltSS SgL,;i5S Of Messrs. VIM. Litzinger and
Ad bv t-,sGS t,.., q Son, at Loretto, were enter
be safe YG,slars ~ lars, on Sunday night last, and
lnthef,r !" each blown open with powder.