The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-05-06

Express East, the OodLneTn TX press not run
ninE on that morning.
EAYapE PRUNISGs AND PEHcILIHas.-
man by the name of Emrick, residing
ID Allegheny township, Somerset county,
hnug himself not long since.
From all parts Of the State, without any
EXCEPTION, the accounts Of the growing wheat
csop is of the most encouraging character.
The house and barn. with all its contents,
Of Mrs.. Reader. near HuEtontown. Fulton
cbunty, was destroyed by FIRE on Sunday
Heek.
Mrs. Mowry, al aged lady of JuniatA
tDwnship. Bedford county, was recently
aowned in the RAystown branch Of the Ju-
niata river.
Michael Yarmouth, of Huntingdon coun-
s. was killed. on the 2Sd ult.. by being
sruck on the head by pole. at the rai,ing
q shed at brick yard in Bedford county
See card of DR.. John Fry, Dentist. who
las Just come from LatrobS, Westmoreland
eouuty, and set up in Johnstown. He has
sfOug recommendations appended to his ad-
Vsrtisement.
JIccb II. Barnett, of Coaldale, Bedford
eounty, was 30 seriously injured by fall Of
pck aud coal in the Wigton mine, on Sat
bfeast was severely crushed.
The barn, shed, warehouse. etc., with
fbsir contents, including four horses, two
eows, lot Of grain. groceries. ETC., the prop
ety Of Daniel Wsty, at Hannahstown,
Nestmoreand county, were DESTROYED by
hfs on Tuesday morning of last week.
The first ice cream of the season was
eerved at the saloon of Mrs. II. c. DeYiue, on
tuesday evening last, and as Mrs. ID. un-
osrGtAnds how TO manufacture this pzlata-
BE delicacy, We have no doubt it was excel
Bot. We hope TO see Mrs. Devine liberal
B patrouizcd the coming summer.
Among the School Directors drawn hith-
q TO attend the Convention on Tuesday
hst. we were glad so greet our editorial
brethren, Capt. Woodruff. of the Johnsto WI
Democrat. aid Col. Swank, of the 1ri6uhe,
both of whom did US the honor of a pep Wis
Il. ALWAYS glad to welcome such visitors.
"msn and brother" of the African
Persuasion. named Wm. Clark, has been
eOmmitted to the Indiana Jail, charged with
Healing bacon and relieving = wagon of gro
ceries, boots and other commodities, not
lcng since. He is also supposed to be
fhe individual who stole Brother Sansom's 3
thanksgiving turkey. Put him through.
Sincs the advent Of May we have had
nov, Ileet, hail, rain, frost and chilling
blasts, but scarcely one streak Of warm sun
shine or any other evidence Of joyous Spring
fine has cheered us with its presence
Plan ting has been delay ed by the inclemen-
~ Of the weather, and everybody is finding
fault with the shabby conduct of the wealth
D clerk.
An old lady named Mrs. TiIey, mother of
Nm. T;ley, Esq. of Hemlock, q woman
Heighing over 200 pounds. fell down flight
% stairs at the residence of Mr.. Michael
Quartz. in this place. on this "wednesday }
hsrning, and received injuries Of q very
painful character. 1t is not yet known to
Fhat extent she has suffered internally, but
Niere is reason to hope that her injuries will
pot prove fatal, at least.
No gathering in this place of such brief
quration ever brought so much laid and
eontort" to the printer as the school direc-
sorL convention on Tuesday. The green
PACKS literally piled in upon US for q short
ame, and had the inundation continued
throughout the day We would certainly have
peen ht subject for Barnum, ii. c. q rich
prlnter) Thank you, gentlemen, one and
All who did the fair thing so genteelly.
The question is often asked. "Haye we .
Pfeet Commissioner ?" In some of the
I ohN ObLCT OU86IuCSIoQB may
pc seen IN the gutters-mauy of the alleys
sie tull of dirt aud 6lth-pIles Of ashes and
rt yet remain on the streets, while huge
.ones may be seen scattered along High
rees, as we'll as on the street leading from
oquAre TO the Court House. Let Us
ACe U ciean streets aud clean alleys.
On MONDAY evening last, Q workman on
th' +. Il. H., At CoDemaug gh Furnace Sta.
Gn. went to the Conemaugh river to catch
rs .eS L;l nsn tof nus breakfast. Whilst enjoy.
nnSen Satcning some Of the 6nny tribe,
Cl the river. His curiosity led him - tSs
pot to make an examination. and 10 HI, "s-
fon'shment he found two hundred and thirty
.e collars, In FIVE and twenty dollar cold
.soes' When the money was placed there
Nnom, and under what circumstance. !,
rra; ;S''Sfy' 80 says the Gresnuburg Demo