The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-12-22
Maps and aLshaps at and near no.n.

AnPs and MiEhaps at AND near HON.
-Sleighing continues excellent undis beip.
enjoyed with unabated spirit
w ednesday of this week Has decinedl,
the coolest day of the season.
Mrs. Coulter, of Indiana aPed IN vesrs
slipped, fell and broke her hench bone or
Monday week. "a
Joseph Brady. of Marion, Indiana county
was run over by wagon attached to rupaw5v
horses, not many days ago, and severely in
jured. AZ
Mrs. White. one OF the pioneer settlers Of
lhdlana county, having come there from Del.
aware IN the year 1913, died in Mahonino
township n few days ago.
i he inimtable Josh Billings is 10 lecture
IN Altoona this (Thursday) evening on ths
subject of Milk Those who attend wilI
no oonot get the cream of the Joke.
II he dwelling house OF Mrs Jacob Miller
ABOUT one mile from Mspleton, Huntino,lo
county WAS destroyed by fire, with all it's con
en's: on Sunday light last. Defective Arc
MIR. Caleb Morehead, of Rostraver tor,,.
SNIP estmoreIand county, who Has so Ceur
iuiiy cut ard beaten with hatchet by his
insane son, Cied of his il juries on the 9Th ipst
-pr- >. beliord, surgeon dentist will be a I
MS ONCE 10 this place tbe entire Of next week
ana Shose desiring his services are respectfully
invited 10 cal! at his rooms over Huutleyjs
hardware store.
The formation of brass band is again
ogltated La this community, aud as there is
AlreAdV' we believe, partial fund for that
purpose III existence, we hope the project will
be fully realized at All early dav
II ae Alieghanian says that several Bug
""teIs 'hought OF taking that paper, but have
concluded TO take the Freeman in stead Sen
sible Bugtowuers YOU have many WORTHY i'm.
itators IN that respect Gil over the county
j hn kepine, Of Blacklick township. In
alana county, was Knocked down and run over
by an engine at Derry Station. few days
ego, ard so badly injured that It was found
n' eeSsary to amputate his right leg and ror-
ton OF his left foot.
We received e hrist visit this week from
cur earnest and worthy fiiehd, Mr. John e..
Doland, OF CIearteld COUNTY, QUE OF the cler-
efest among cur many clever acqaintauces
and gentleman who has more than once acfei
O kindly part towards the FRKIMaS Sch
iliends are always truly elcome.
Feel no particular interest 10 tho neYt
census, or any other census, Brother Swans
except the senses which would like to see
You and cur other bachelor friends over o q
enough to realize The error OF your ways AID
the utter folly of shvering and shaking yoLr
ioe-nails of In one horse bed:tLese cold and
cheerless winter nights whick are now upon US
Our towhsman, VIM KtJeil, Esq, y e are
sony to say, slipped and fell upon the plat.
form OF his pump, cr Tuesday morning last.
and sustained very painful, If not serious in
jury, although noue of his limbs or other bones
broken, az Was reported He is now confined
to his bed, but if not injured internally. which
Is feared, will doubtless soon be himself gain
We hope for his speedy recovery.
Two water troughs, stellar TO those now
in use In England, have recently been intro
duced on the Penn. Rail Road. Que of these
tToughs Is at Derry and the other immedi-
ate!y west OF JohnstOwn They are each eigb-
teen inches wide, six inches deep and fifteen
hundred feet long, and are designated to sup
ply oEgiDes with water on The run. A SPOUT
will tie lowered into the trough and the water
forced up by the speed Of the train at the rate
OF 2UJ gallons from ch trough, ihus ena
bling the fastest trains to make the rul, from
Harrisburg to Pittsburgh with only one stop
at Altoona.