The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-05-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

!, pr,iect Of establishing an educational
,5v At LorettO has been abandoned.
uorsEs belonging to the Blair Iron and
c,mpany were incendiarised, on Saturday
and totally destroyed.
uy WEIGH, of Harrisburg, conductor on a
M train, had his right leg terribly crushed
huntingdon, on Wednesday night last, by
,run over BY the cars. His leg had TO be
liated.
X bright sunshine has brought out the
notes of our own favorite ''Linnet" once
but they reached us too late for insertion
mr. first raye, and are therefore retained for
weeks issue.
rREHAIyT, and not Burket, is the name OF
Jackson township man whom the bogus
mad conductor, mentioned in our last issue,
Enpted but failed to victimize in his little
iisnce game.
|HE Tribune suggests that its friends in Eb-
burg and elsewhere, when visiting Johns
Fn. will do well to stop at a certain hotel
chit names. It's friends in Ebensburg" will
first rate for high!
NRs. FREDERICK attempted to commit sui
on South Woodberry township, Bedford
lnty few days since, by hanging herself
was discovered and cut down before she had
mplished the hazardous feat.
Z medical card Of Dr.. L II. Plank and the
card Of I. A. Scanlan, Esq, appear in our
trtising department to-day. If you need
r law or physic, yOu will find our young
fds ruWOCtVut To serve Won.
ARNER named James Bice, while sitting at
. Ten window in his dwelling house, a few
f-on Mount Union, Huntingdon county
lg the prevalence Of a rain storm, on Fri
ast, was struck 10y lightning and instantly
dwelling house of Henry Sykes, near
VILE, Clarified county, ,Saught fire from
0tve stovc-pipe, on Sunday week, and
ally destroyed. All the family. except a
Tsaabsent at the time, and she only sue
Mn saving small quantity of clothing.
aR0Y' says his say about the democratic
AEis for legislative honors in this county,
'hey are his own sentiments ne alone
'e considered responsible for them. Any
desiring 10 champion a candidate for
CFany other position, will find our columns
Ashland Advocate brags about a MAN.
EgNmch has been presented to that "che-
and wants 10 know If any person can
u Il The egg is fresh. James, and YOU viii
u W uhls way wen bet two big apples that
VIC 'an b'lt 1t. We have seen her beat
many time.
iS'1Na convention being now over, the
N''rAl W census marshals for this county
'''','! De made without further delay
= Nil 10 bes great deal of unredecmable
W., on 'hlS subject, and that not less than
sn'hs oi those promised will be forced
nv. n" me cld Of bitter disappointment"
ii'sDurgh Post Of yesterday saws a report
p a,'vn' IN that city on Tuesday evening
,. ,'' mos Gibbs, formerly pastor of the
u, 'Nurch IN this place, now of Lawrence
& IN Uue oi MS legs so terribly crushed on
II, H. as TO neccsstate its amputation.-
u'iliii'e was learned as 10 the accident.
,D,zo'' until too late to attend to it, that
,'''einent of Mr.. \. ]. Christy, mer-
L'retto' should have appeared in our
'-ay. He has an immense stock. con.
Eoods, groceries, drugs. etc, and
10 give unprecedented bargains for
saSn. we believe that people there
vi And II to their interest TO deal with
Co... aged IN the woods of Chest township
5r,L 49, lor several days last week, destroy
'aiuahle timber and several fences.
~ uhoccupied log house and log stable
a.. Mr' Adm Leiden. The people
NJ ''u fought the flames from Saturday
.po,Soay' but it was only when the rain
se5oI aid IN copious showers that they
'u IN overcoming them.
,n'o'ha Ddt'p Sun is said to have mde its
hre. "h Monday last, but as none of its
No.. yet Illuminated our sanctum. we are
r,., ,a''u 10 say anything about its get ND,
h vo.- nave no doubt as TO the ability of
sgos 'o'e " Son in all that pertains to the
10 eo',s "",iusome and spicy daily paper
pr,,,-N" vi adVersity ever obscure it's bril-
'e How's that for high?
os I'D Youngest son of WIN. NJ Il,yd
- .'ona- died very suddenly of hemorr
been int, "ss'iay afternoon of last week. He
teooaai "iS usual health the day previous.
pr,rD;., WIS one of the most exemplary
!. kc,qd az young men in that city, and was
leB d. esteemed by all. We record his
J sep,r'IN s'.s'' at the early age of twenty years.
ei'ts OF sincere sorrow.
ION H. y association of Altoona will have a
h prc,,i., iourlh of July, for II, 100 premiums
horso.. one hundred and fifty dollars
hf,v . harness, one hundred to first and
dred ma Cohd c, horse; second premium, one
ded q, ~ Ity dollars for PAGERS in harness,
ffr s'n aooVe third premium, six hundred
huD5Slars, free for all horses in harness,
toond. = 10 hrst and one hundred and fifty
dred srs ,urlh premium, running race, one
and st,,y hi'y dollars, one hundred to first
BY rio,l. 10 learn that the Tedchers' Adro-
ofAls vi VI purchase, has passed into the
trst M. MI. Ed James, of this place. and that
neyt aDer n,.'r, under his control will be issued
finue - H"nth. T. J. Chapman, NJ. A, is to
He bed te.or. 1t looks now as if the Ad-
got in. resting place at last, and that
HOss and 80 i,V 'he right hands to make it pros
Soma 4,erestlng, -, there can be no question
Il, ws..oaght elght hundred subscribers to sup
susts,nine'n no reason why it should not be a
prora =. institution. and such we are sure
10 lam. "e ~ the hands Of Msssrs. Chap