The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-01-28

w me a, youngest child OF Abel Lloyd
Esq, of this place, died very suddenly of croup
on Tuesday night last, aged TWO years aud i've
months. The parents, who are near and kind
neighbors, have our earnest sympathies in their
bereavement.
Mr.. Samuel a. Shoemaker has disnoeo,
OF his farm near town to gentleman nan.d
RODGERS. from Butler county (receivipg there,
for 81 OOO) snd proposes to sell his persr nal
property at pubic outcry on Tbursdnv na,t
Sec advertisement
Mr. 1. W. Shoemaker and family denart
cd cur town on Monday evening last for Iowa
where he Intends to settle and W hone ,roSrsr
in the farming business Two at least of r.
brothers design soon to follow him. Nav thev
never have reason TO regret the step.
Il he Ailcgauiau considers the fact sip,,r
lar enough TO tie mentioned, that the nriuIea
map of Cambria county shows that three tow.
ships form tie northern boundary and ,bres
the southern boundary of the county, six town.
ships the eastern aud six the western boppdnry
-RepreSensative Rose has introduced a hin
relative to hotel licenses in this county. We
presume it Is what is called the local on,io,aI
bill, which leaves to the decision of The reor,.,
OF wards, borouGhs, and townships the cues
ton as I" whether or hot they will have IL
censed hotels in their respective districts.
--Marun Harder, indicted for the murder OF
n. Dale, IN the town of CiearfeId. has hcan
iried ana found guilty of murder in the second
eleven years and nine months The press and
people OF that place are very indignant at the
verdict, as they think Harder should have
been hung.
lion. John p. Linton. p G., of Johns
town, has consented to deliver u free lecture in
the Cour; house, IN this place, on " ednesdav
evening next, on the PRINCIPLES of Odd Eel
lowohip,'' subject which he fully understands
and has the ability 10 make iuteIligibie to the
du!.est comprehension. Eyers body is invited
- attend the lecture.
Major Lawrence TaIiaferro died at his
residence in Bedford, on Friday at the patti
archal a!,e Of eighty. He was born in NIr-
sInla, serV ed in the of 1912 was Indian
agent ut Fort Smelling for twenty wears, and
slorckeeper 1T Pit!sburg from 1856 TO 1861.
since which he has been ON the retired list AMI
has resided IN Bedford
A correspondent of the Clearfield Repub-
lean rays that some OF ,he loyal folks Of
CurwinsYIiie, III order 10 get rid of IL tcoiored
hrother" who had the misfortune To have both
his feet Is ozen. raised money enough 10 buv
hm railroad ticket to Mitiijn and shippe,!
hiiE OH Tor fear they would have 70 provide for
him in bis helpless condition.
"A runaway team attached to a s,ed fright
ened two horses IN Washington township, In
diana county, not long since. causing them to
run of and threw their riders, two Young ladies
named Dewa!t and Uacapher iujuring Both OF
them vtrS ssverely. The former, who was
dragged considerable distance, was 50 badly
hurt that her life Is Gespared Of
As this weeks issue goes to our town
readers on Friday aiternoon.~it NAV not be too
late to say that the ''Star Social Temple OF
Honor" designs giving tree entertainment,
consisting Of tablasux, dialogues songs, speech
es, etc. at Evans' Hall. in this place. ON this
friday evening. The entertain meut prom
ises to be very interesting, and il viii 40 doubt
attract large audierce.
-~Ebensb9rgs Iew fire engine is on the way
hi'her, and may arrive ere this appears in print
In view Of its coming, the Town Council on
Monday evening appoiEtei Nessrs john Fen
Ion, J F. Alex. Moore aud I. W. Dick com
ntttCo J0 organize fire department Tie
matter is III the right hands, and an efficient
company of fire aades" to work the ma
Cline may be couGdentiallv looked for.
III new &rm Of u gers & Lloyd, who have
recently become prOFrietors Of tie veil known
Shoemaker store, say their say in ous &dyer
tisiES columns to-day but they say no more
than " e !eel susc they are competent and viii
ling 10 perform. Tle new firm have began
right 10y adopting the cash system, and We are
confident they will continue right by selling
the best OF goods at the lowest prices Give
them 4 chance - prove these facts by selling
YOU \ bill oi me echandjse
a blind named hcCreery, hailing
from the Cherry Tree. and il graduate of the
Pennsylvania Institute for the Blind. le>tured
il the Court House, on Tuesday evening Last
on the subject OF Geology" His audience
was very small but We trust that many more
tickets were sold than were repreeeuted on the
occasion Mr McC. 5 efTyrts to make living
under such u dire a1licliUn AZ total blindness
deserves encouragement. from eY cry one who
Las = heart to ieel irr the unfortunate.