The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-11-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
-o. and MIsnaps at and near

i oL;c-ens had better be rooStiuo "'s"
SUI Thja the al of NovemoGr' Is Calni. {.
liar and sunshiny day, and Tue a'' 10 no'
any trp "p 'TE. E.stern Star -four establishes Its
Inv ,,ation wherever used. People who
1"u OWL :, ,'P 5ncs buy it all the time.
Guy +, T. consequence of the illness OF Judge
r.rIar the Argument Court, which was liked
t-rext Tuesday, will not be held:
"Eigbtecn horses and carts heionglng to
l.. Nessrs. Collins passed through town on
F,ti,y bourd for Mahoning, Jsfereon Go.
4'' No better bread was ever eaten than
r,.tsrp Star -four produces, and Oatman is
.La onlv dealer here who sells that brand.
~. E0nr good friend NJ. P. Meagher has our
NEST thanks for valuable assistance rem
is,e5 5s,e in the mailing of our papers last week.
There is to be shooting match between
ho stars-a kind of a star engagement-on
,5s night of tie 18th of this month, if as
,,onorers know anything about it.
A little girl named Weaver, three years
,f,ga was burned to death by the upsetting
~ lighted kerosene lamp, at Paradise,
Clarified county, few evenings ago.
Thursday, Nov. Goth. will be Tanksgiv-
,,g day. At least the President and the
G5ygrnor both say so. and it is to be pre-
,rmed that they know how it is themselves.
DIR. D. w. Zsigler, surgeon dentist. will
h At the Mountain House in this place from
Monday until Saturday of next week, when
h. will 20 to CarrOlltown and remain a few
tsys.
The rise than is the Eastern Star -four when
made into bread dough. NJ. L. Oatman is
tbe oDIy dealer here who sells this favorite
Irand
Several outrageous typographical errors
ccrurrsd in q portion Of our edition last week.
Bnt then We couldn't run the Freeman and
Me- quinsy both, and ws had to run the
gginsy
Good -four, good hams, good brooms
and the best Of carbon oil is what E. j. Mills
brrerared to furnish his customers at the
Invest cash rates and in either large or small
Quantities.
"A BlarSville boy named Joseph Gwin-
rr vas severely scalded on the goth ult..
and was afterwards attacked with scarlet
fever, and between the two his death result
Cd on the oath.
That big stock Of drugs, medicines, no.
,lcns, ieweIry, etc, which Judge Murray
vent east to huy is now ready for the in
sectioD and purchase of the public. Next
week We shall tell all we know about it.
john Nainhart, of Tyrone. who was ar
rt.tsd on suspicion Of having been iustru-
mental in causing the death of his wife some
tine ago, was last, week discharged from
custody, there being no evidence against him.
"A MiIlvills borough lad named Collins
had one Of his legs broken a few days ago
ty being caught in tee spokes of wagon,
Will. be was enjoying free ride on the coup
Ing pole, as boys are in the habit of doing.
"A lad named Matthias Bowser fell from
acbestnut tree in Unity township, Bedford
county, couple Of Sundays ago, and frac>
Mre1 bis shoulder and jawbone and injured
ls head severely. So much for mbing
rses On Sunday.
This weeks Herald says q reward of
!5O will be paid for the recovery of two
,orses stolen in Indiana county and the ar
r.i Of the thief, and the Indiana papers of
at week say that the horses were recovered
Rveral days ago. Which is which ?
If yOu want to see full and elegant
Eock Of nice goods from which it is the
ase,t matter in the world to make .elec-
ton and get as much for your money as at
1y other store, 60 to V. S. Barker's cheap
Sazaar and consult his clever clerk.
Henry ALBERT, of Freeport, Indiana
ro1Ity, an employee on the Butler branch
ballast train, fell beneath the cars at Butler
junction, on Thursday week, and so-shock-
hgy Injured that he lived only few min
lts. be leaves a wife and two children.
-Our friend and subscriber, Mr.. John
S1ger, of jackson township. we are sorry
o say, was caught between the end of a
1ayy piece Of timber and tree stump, on
ti'1ay Of last week. and very badly crushed
80 much Sc indeed that his recovery was
"the time considered doubtful.
we are pleased to note that our esteem
y y Trends Mr.. Thomas Garland and the two
ms Bowman, Of Altoona, have returned
IVn very pleasant visit of several months
.'tauoa In Ireland. We hope they will long
u1y the good health which now more than
''H being vouchsafed to them.
Inc juueauta (why not say Juniata y
"lo oi Tyrone have our thanks for hand
Ie! printed complimentary season ticket
va course OF lectures to be given under its
Ia'plces at stated intervals during the COM
5 ~S winter. If we go. friend Brainard, you
-. APT TO see US, if you retain your sight
Uu! then we won't go. Thanks anyhow.
IN part OF our edition last week we an-
,lauced :, the serious illness of Judge Taylor
U was stricken with paralysis while hold
u court in Hollidaysburg on Tuesday. He
sGce recovered sufficiently to be removed
.' nome in Huntingdon, which was done
Pecia! train oD Monday evening last. but
EOnditlon Is still critical, with the chances
"a a dwelling house at Shawtown, West
NsiSod county, was destroyed by fire on
n dguay afternoon last. and Mrs. Miles. one
r,s us occupants, was burned in a shocking
s.. s--et and is not expected to live. The
Hs was caused and the injuries Inflicted on
w., woman by the ignition of carbon oil,
n, I winch she had been working in front
al "a a man who said his pame was Weaver
-, Hat ne has relatives living in Bellefonte.
IN Innu'coVered in the act of hanging himself
mSry township, Westmoreland county,
m rmSuoay week. He was induced to give
ns attempt and was taken to Livermore,
o.,,.s e money was collected for him and bis
.nIts paid to Tyrone. He was evidently
bs, We ~ publish this week the first of se>
On, ~ =, letters from the land of poetry and
t5Ii 'ne Emerald Isle. but the late hour al