The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-06-09

1fQC ana vegetables in this vicinity, and 1t Is to
be hoped that he Will not
Geo Davis, who shot and wounded Maggie
M'GilIan, in Hollidaysburg, not long since, has
been sent TO an insane asylum.
The attendance at Court is not large, neith-
er is the criminal calendar, and this weeks ses-
James 5 Bell, ESQ, Sd an old prominent and
wealthy citizen of Hollidaysburg, died a few
Sc SPRING. nnder s
the proprietor, Mr. F. A. Gibbons, viii be open
ed as a summer resort on the first of July.
sheep have been Eilled by lightning in West
James Morgonroth and his Adam we.'e
both killed by lightning in Centre county on
Thursday week, while at work repairing a barn.
An umbrella in the hands of a school girl at
Somerset was struck by.lightning the other day.
ghf gIF stu goes TO school, heFsf'heeS' Brave
David Lingafelt has been nominated ami
Will doubtless be confirmed as postmaster ut
Holliuaysburg, in place of James bingham, re-
The Pittsburgh Commercial is responsible for
the assertion that a new paper mill is to be
erected at Hollidaysburg. We hope the report
is true.
The coal miners on the western slope Of the
mountain, who were on strike, have gone to
work at old rates, but those east OF the noun
tain still refuse TO come to terms,
A prospectus has been issued for q new Re
publican paper at Greensburg. It is said that it
will, llhen established attempt the hereulean feat
of making Harry White Governor of this state.
may be in want of the necessary blanks for
making out their annual reports, should apply
to or address Z, ]. Chapman, Co. Supt., at this
One arm and two ribs broken In consequence
of Michael Isenberg. of Ffankstown township,
Blair county, standing too close to a horses
hoof when it was in the act or kicking up oe-
We learn by way of Altoona that an Indi-
ana county man recently ca9ghta a citnsA wilc1 men
measured { feet and 10 inches in length and
weighed As pounds What whopper !-of
DIR. D. ". Zeigler, dentist, viii put in an ap-
pearance at the Mountain House, in this place,
on Monday next, aud remain all week. Let
those who have biz" with the doctor make a
Ernest Rhey. formerly of this place. now of
Leavenworth Kansas recently &c PaTGuflp2te10 h32Ee10
hunt, and several OF the ''Tarinits' were maize
"A carpenter fell from the Court House
dome at Indiana. few days ago, but Fortunate
II caught on piece OF timber, when ne mad
fallen only about six feet and saved hlnseH
Our exchanges all unite in paying tribute TO
the grandeur and urlsurpassa ble snagni1cence
of Van Amburghs mammoth mensgere, and
there is no doubt that it viii be well worth see
ing. Where it has already exhibited they speak
Nearly all, If not all, the Democratic aspi-
rants for office have been in town this week.
They are all deserving and competent gentle,
men, and in the selection of either we shall
regret the defeat of the other candidates. But
of course 0ll cannot win.
The reInoVaIites it is rumored, intend to
take the war Faith right away and q nominating
has not already been called. Who the coming
man" will be we cannot even conjecture, and
hence we shall await further Developments.
According TO the Internal Revenue laws,
any executor or administrators neglectng or re-
fusing TO deposit with the assistant assessor a
schedule of all the property in his possession,
within thirty days of his appointment, renders
himself liable 40 a fine OF $500 and the costs of
.Fun and fcasting will not he the only pecu-
liarfties of the Fourth OF July picnic at Loret-
TO- The occasion will be marked by the usual
patriotic recognition of that glorious anniveT-
sary, and one or two good speeches may ne ex-
pectcd, as well as other proceedings betting
CLARK wilson Esq, formerly of this place,
of n IylV
strong county, on which is located an oil well
which is now pumping eight bar1et3 per day
of the Altoona san office, is ono of the owners
OF the well which is called Little Annie
a boy living with John Feathers, in Hemp
field township. Westmoreland county some or
Q years Of age, was struck by lightning ana IN
stently killed on Tuesday of last week. He was
passing fireplace at the time, and the electric
fuid came down the chimney, a 1ole IN one OF
his feet was the only mark left by the lightning
The Philadelphia Express train, Conductor
Story made narrow escape not long since IRON
being thrown from preciplce near Ieck -ittl-
Gle mountain; Ie" LhIies 49, % 'o1l> ~ " ~ IL
4 huge oak tree had been down across tIle
the train within less than ten yards OF the Oh
struetion ,,.r, ,,,,,,,,x,,3 ~, che
new jail were bathing in Williams dam, on
Saturday evening last. one OF them, named
his depth, and had il not been that a plank was
showed to him, he would undoubtedly have
been drowned; AS 1t was he sank twlce peiore
This fThursday( being the last day Of the
picnic at Bradley Station, we trust taat II
will be well attended and prove great hhan-
ci9I success The cause needs money and de-
serves It. and no one can GonGeiye OF q lP9Te
agreeable and pleasant method OF contributing
to a good purpose and enjoying themselves to
'ii'la 4nGre1r AIlison of Union township, Bedford
county. sought TO sever his connection wlth an
sublurary things by seyering his WInGplpe Win
q Barlow knife on Friday week. bui h2ying mao
no previous experience in the business, he
hotched the Job, and then attempted to accom- accom-
plish his purpose by stabbing himself several
times in the side; yet, notwithstanding ali TINS,
he failed to make himself fit subject or IL cor
Oner'S IDduest His recovery is prohable
Rlock<baSs have been successfully intro
duced into the waters of BeGtord COZ my. ana
Se1-eral of these fine fish. one of whief weighed
three pounds. have recently been caught there;
TWENTY-FIVE catfish, the most of which weighed
over two pounds, were secured rev GAYS ago
nv the same gentleman who caught the three
mound bass The Gazette, which IS responsible
for this stOr fails to tells MS whether the btGcf
bgss came In under the fifteenth amendment or
We are authorized to state that the rumQred
withdrawal of ". Horace Rose. Esq, of johns
town as nn aspirant for the Democratic nomi-
nation for the Legislature, however it may have
fact Mr.. Rose is still in the field and designs
70 st6obt il out OF that line until the coming
Hcu,orro+;c County Convention shall render
Judgment for or against MN; By tne decision
of the convention only he pledges hlmseh to
Mrs. Hav, relict of DIR. Michael Hay, decd,
died in JohnstoTn on sI from ~ vary
tjal baralvsis for number OF years. Mrs HAY
one of the Oldest, II nor he very 2f'ese 3 @ I IN
riehtiy informed, born and reared there. She
has gone 10 her grave fun of years, but has
iaf+ p record of coed deeds which her children
and friends can cherish with consoling pride
and satisfaction. -
friard Holm W Mckinney, has become aSSoci-
tod with MFR d. W. Moore in the publication of
- SItnonn Dnfll. sun, John is in every respect
fuIlv eouai to the emergency, being a perfect
master of the ''art preservative, ready and
,,iSr11rC,1e writer and good fellow generally
,TI7e sam deserves to pTuaiFer, not Only because
of the talent and enterprise exhibited in its col
re I1pOn
sni,nd demo ocrats and worthy gentlemen.
: Mr. Lawrence Dee, who for the past nine
taen' Years has been resident OF SuSquehapa
tcSrnSbin this county. turned his back, for the
last time perhaps, upon his old home, and start
it M co. @ Craasco Howard county, Iowa, Tues
'Tav evening last, whittier his son-in-law and
daughter. his only living relatives; had prece-
af the best citizens of which our county could
boast. and we only re-echo the sentiments of
biS TY,a1v friends when we say that we wish him
q Io1io and peacefnl life in his new home.
A serious railroad collision, resulting in the