The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-11-01
'c.I hND PERSONAL.
,t.rnps at and near Hone.

P,5frd las a SIi, 90" IRON pIi''sS Si
= ','' me cider vinegar go to NJ. l..
p,i,rr ',i' fresh oysters received this day
". j. j. ',,,"ts and shoes, big and little of
I, i.',i.. VI ~, ta u. l.. Oatman.
kil.us a,s Fan hria Iron Works are again Ill
Z Inc. H' r1'Jcr temporary sheds.
ll l.os' ,I,rr 'I, foct-bIidges are 20 be erect
w. w.. Pa. X. r. Co. over their tracks
J = 5 ,igo1,', Tuesday last four cars laden with
on J, .i'r. ! w, dr,troycd by fire near Mintr-
q oil "tii This county.
lPoihli ,@ ,;on Noscbaugh, formerly of this
On' I.s',,,.d from car i'll Altoona few
lsre' u'', ni,,L broke one Of his legs.
a!s III, day one year ago there was
r,u If snow. and that snow lay on
ea'! md ' during the entire winter.
hs E,7.. cabbage worm is sald to be
III ,,i.,n. Examine your cabbage
Iss! y. 4. rarcfuIIy before you put them III the
pot mani by the name of Smith was
I.,', II..T,'.ar,iprs at HoutZdale, on Thurs
sik ". ~ ~, , fall of coal. He leaves
vIif ,St 1u II II White, carriage painter, re-
W ", .,I,ycd bv Mr.. Chute, of this
een'H li g'' II consumption at the home of
ilaec ",,, ..,. IN Harrison, Ohio, on the 18th
81 ", ,,;cs.r teams, westward bound,
W. .ietr ray through town on We'd
..sSpr Theborses comprising theih look
~ "a. r tbey were afflicted with the epizoo-
4. 4 some other tic
|1Fs ,rf+ Of clothes and pair of shoes
j .,,tfuo, were found on the banks of
y. -smg9ch. at Johustown, few days
Int the man who filled .he ''duds' has
ret been heard from.
'rgbu Wikc went cunning the other
Sr some IabUers employed in filling
jitches on his premises for the Altoona
4 Iyater pipes, but John, and not the
vent Gff-with flea III his ear.
IN Oatman will receive Oysters III
and also in the tub daily during the
I'm Parties in town OF at distance
Ia ne furnished with any quantity at any
"A and at the most reasonable rates.
Geo. Zahm. Esq. and Mcssrs. X. k.
.asis& Co., leading ard far dcailng mer-
sa,ts of this place, have plenty OF new
'ocSs o,en for the inspection and purchase
Al comers. Go and see their stocks.
M. f. J. Mills. OF this place, sold his
pat residence and over one hundred perch
sd ground 70 Mr- Thomas Davis, of jack
on "Wednesday last, the sum
sia being %L5D1 As a seliist of real es-
ste Mr. Mills is 4 suaccss-
|-Iemncr1ts- es,si, I &c towards. Turn
~ 5ae election isrAt Tuesday and vote,
Howe Greeley and against the further
.siiK uan5e of misl7ile and eorIuPtion--
len If .t:ucipie Niu not sliflk 50 sacred a
intg As TllI ,If slepesitiIfr ilaeir ballots.
q boy rsineg ( aFv.IIlasleE, OF Decatur
.omslip. Cbayieid township was acci-
1tnkaHy shot by one Of dis companions a
fSx lays age III, j,aR taking effect iii his
reek and caasug .5latEa III day OF two
zieE ParhgTith pistol is WLatdd it.
20 Monday last jacob LigI 4DeI, aged
S Jelrs WIS thrown sGO.Sn and run over
"a engaged in noaping Or pushing cars
Jambiia siding, JOhnstOwn and his
3 . 50 terribly crushed that lac 3ied in
hours after t2le accident He was
ploye of the Cambria Iron Company
IL ID. n Ritter. better known as
q vacant on our branch train by the
notion Of Mr. Campbell, and We arc
.hcl.t that he viii I'll it to the satisfac
Ii of the Company and the travelling
tbc. Success and speedy promotion be
Ehe Altoona correspondent Of the
Hlaysburg .StdRdurd says there is a
hi Il couple an that city who have lived
Id er for more than two years without
Aing a word TO each other \ dispute
'mcn them as to whether the old cow
sthokCd to death on corn cob or a
IN is what did the business.
n Nclsc Taylor, the accomplished
IN of the brush, has already supplied
"a Of our business men with the hand
.neIt Sims ever left out of doors III this
.mty. and the cry is still thoy come.
la is the daddy of all the sign painters,
"a hgrcaliy speaking, and his work
81 a comparison with the best efforts
I'D mechanic III the land.
"a gold headed cane was presented to
81 \. CriStc, the popular proprietor of
Isl Charles Hotel, Altoona, on Tues
81 b last week. and then the donors and
.r friends pitched In and devourcd one
the heftiest suppcrs that hungry NOR
|keycr sat down TO partake of. Sam is
#A deserving Of such a handsome tisti-
.pnEll, but like all other generous recipi-
sBtt like gifts, he paid pretty dear for
s whistle"
Ia new railway time table went into
zect On Saturday last. The changes on
p Branch road are very Slight, the morn
g tain leaving here at O'Clock, as here
pom and returning at 1925, and the
|HealnS tram at 90 o clock and returning
W.. 1t should be known, however,
at tIalns on the new schedule are to be
p Philadelphia time, which is ten
anuieS faster than Altoona time but
nesner that holds good on the Branch
~ not prepared to say.
- T. Harvey Campbell, who for almost
~ years has filed the position of brake
~ our Branch train, has been assign
q lle conductOrship of like train on
y branch road leading from Roaring
4g to Bloomfield Furnace, in Blail
Mr.. {. has been a faithful EN-.
ot the Company-prompt, obliging
,Ientlve to his dutieS-and as such de-
= tAe promotion which has Just reached
Ho PI"SpcI dDunudHCiy III lie
PoSlsh, " where we are sure he viii
Trends Of all with whom he come!
elact
are forced to make a lump job OF
tdtter this week, and merely ask fol
hoDertS, of clock, watch, jewelry
goods stationery, notions, cigar anC
s.iame George Huntley, dealer il
hardware, tinware, groceries, etc.
Barker and Myers & Lloyd, jobber
goods, groceries and general mer
tlse-all enterprising and custom-de