The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Ave footed dog is just new exciting the
x,rio,jtv of the good people OF Huntingdon.
woman in Somerset county, it is said,
,arieved of an eighteen foot tape worm
not long since
~ NJ t5ss place, LAY down and died" on
Saturday night last.
4 tree in southampton township. Bedford
1r,y stsll ~ mau named Henry Miller,
4 the sth inst, and killed hin, instantly.
TIE di>tillery Of a Mr.. Nelson, near AL
tDora hss been seiged for an evasion of the
II license law. fine and imprisonment.
Ne can7ot give place to mo better than
cvnccted" until assured that it will not
L. oF,nce to any one. Failing in that the
,nrs enclosed will be subject to tie order
d the writer.
4nv person wishing lot Of lupsber and
sfones for building purposes can doubtless
eet them on Centre street, Immediately south
Il High street. by applying at once t" the
<fre.t Commissioner. No charge for this ad
yertisement.
A log stable belonging to Mr.. r. c. Miller,
pear Crest Springs, containing lot of straw,
worked board, shingles, ETC.. caught fire
fom spark blown from a pile Of burning
cbips. some three weeks ago. and was total
DESTROYED Loss about $3.50.
Can anv good reason be given why plank
uslk Of gome kind should net he laid aioEg
ibc east side Of julian street, extending two
of three squares above High street? Peo-
ia who gn humping over the crossing oppo-
Sile our resiieuce. in wagons and other vehi-
oies, can answer this conuudrum if they
ssP proper.
Three men from Carroll township were
afrested and brought to town n few days
$40. charged. on oata Of Mr.. Paul Eligh
wth burglary and larceny. They were
taken before Associate Judge Murray, where
they entered hail for their appearance at
Court to answer.
An employee On a gravel train, med
DonneIy. had one of his feet and legs badly
cfushed at Tyrone. few days ago. in con-
sfgucnce of one of the wheels of the locomo-
tic tender passing over them. Injuries Sc
fieus, bat it is hoped that smputaton will
poi he necessary.
Nir J. X Shryock has been re-appouted
re,msstrr at Nilmore, this county, in place
q Mr. John M'Culgan, removed. As "the
powers that 6e" were not willing to retain
so goad a democrat as our worthy friend
Jphu, it is gratifying to know that 50 eff
6hryock has been chosen.
Tine Johnstown Tribune characterizas the
ab hshiug Of the Spring elections throughout
~ State as "a great mistake" The Tri-
hane man could hardly lay his finger on a
Hngle act of the last radical Legislature which
Is not "a greet mistake" Shouldn't won
dsr if even the establishment Of the District
Gurt" should prove 90 great mistake"
A mare attached to Il buggy, the proper
81 of Mr. Thos. II. Piatt, scampe7ed down
high street on Monday at pace more rap
ia than sgreeable, threw the driver, Lex
Ratt, out of the vehicle. broke harness bad
81, demoralizeG buggy considerably, and
kft the wreck by the wayside, while she
broke for home, couple of miles distant, al
24o speed.
Dsvy Powell had his "better half' COM
nitted to Jail on Tuesday for alleged aggra-
nteG assault and battery, with threats to
kill, but afterwards concluding that home
without a wife, aud especially one who
Manifested her love in such striking man.
ner, was worse than desert, withdrew the
cbarge, and, metaphorically speaking, took
bis helpmate lack to his bosom.
John Stormer, conductor on the Derry ex-
piess train, pa. r. r., was caught between
tgo cars at Irwin's station. on Wednesday
a last week, and crushed to death. Mr..
Stormer was reared in Johnstown, but has
fsided in Latrobe for several years, where
he leaves wife and three children. He had
been in the employ of the Company for
about twelve years. and was much esteemed
br his faithfulness and gentlemanlv deport-
neut.
The County National Bank Of Clearfeld
pas entered by burglars on last Wednesday
light, the vaults forced open, the burglar
Proof safe broken in with sledge, aud $l5,-
poo in notes belonging to the bank and $4.-
bOO in U. S. bonds, the property of depo-
ntcr, stolen. The suspected burglars were
seen in the vicinity of Tyrone on the follow
ng day, but managed to escape the vigilance
q their pursuers. The robbers are three in
number, and are thus described: : One is six
PET In height, Of stout build, has dark whis-
GERS, and wore liCht clothes and slouch hat;
pc Is tive feet nine inches. with sandy whis-
kers, and the other is of nediuua size, with
eark whiskers. One of the party wore slip
per-, or boots without heels. Five thousand
collars are offered for the arrest of the bur-
kiafS and recovery Of the money.
DECORATING THE SOLDIERS GRAVES -
he following call for meeting of the sur
lvlns soldiers in this vicinity, TO be held at
~ court House this Thursday evening, to
HAe arrangements for the decoration of the
srAVes OF their deceased comrades on Satur-
ray oi next week, has been handed to us for
Rponcaton' and we give place to it with
meeting of the Union soldiers Of Ebens-
R%IE and vicinity who served in the late war,
an;s -, Ge nGl1 M AZ the Court House, on Thursday
purpose OF making arrangements for decorating
graves oi all soldiers inferred at this place
% Iost their lives in the late rebellion.
eIsNED-Jobn ID. Barkley j ohm N Evans.
muel henry, J. NJ. ThomT son, A. Yenner
Cnes, 4: v Barker, A. g. Frey. n. Berg,
Evan Q. Evens, John o. Evans. r. Il. TierneS'
M n Sechler, s. W Davis. Geo. w. Brown,
u a. Jones, W N. b Oonnel, ". S. Bar
s1s = Murray. d o. Evans, John E. Scan
'Aao' David T. Jones,