The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-06-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
u.r. ana M,shups at and near Hon


AMI about oCe of tie hottest SO far.
EIAIe Copjty HomGn works with pick and
shovel on the road to pay her tax She believes
10 woman e rights.
If we CAT believe the newspapers. aud we
,hiuk We can, the seventeen>year locusts are
again the wing.
MAN supposed tobe named Dan iel o Lears
vas killed near Greensburg 10y the second Gins
cinrati Express east on Friday last.
TuE fouIGation for two new blast furnaces
for the Cambria Iron Co., has been commenced
on the grounds neal the old first lock, below
Jvhnstown.
furnished our household with liberal unction
Mr. S. ?. McCInn will please consider US
duly thankful.
NJ N ADAMS Esq., proposes to sell large
amount Of valuable Pc sonal property the
10Th of next month. His advertisement else,
shsre tells all about it.
OS huI sday evening last, an engine on the
II kB 7 railroad jumped the track. near
uoreweU. aud rolling over an embankment
billed the eugir err, named Davis, and the fire.
man. JeSse Decker.
rs The Iilh iust., John Kearney and Chris
,i., Harry residents of Huntingdon, and en-
4 ,lnys.t s1cavatiuC Tor tie third railroad track
iFs,r Pete, sburg, were killed by a bank of
81 earth falling upon them.
iTis,oo col,founde ed hot for people to do much
q. %
LII lone is difficult task, and hence are
xibopt spy lUcal ue6s OF a startling character
tLis week
Tu. HEAD assures us that the prospects
,or regular old fashioned Fourth of July
ce.tbrarou ia this place may confidently be
e1r ec;ed Expecting prospects is decidedly
yrigIBsl to say the least.
A Gus in the hands of young man named
6 ,fy. of lnCiana county, WAS accidentally
9.TTs .ByT.s ed ipw 10 hal from
WLioh entered under his chin and passed through
liz head. killing him Instantly.
kFriR PORTION of our edition had been
Soked off, We learned that Mr. Henry Kaylor,
OF Munster township, was very severely injured
Yesterday friday afterncon by limb OF u
tree falling upon him. No parrc liars.
AS OSE OF the results OF Sundays halt storm D.,
the w,alherboarLir of a building at Munster
land there may be others there aud elseW hereJ
LCaTs MLumerable indentatiOns caused by the
stv'Ie eltiI g it received on that occasion.
lHE wages of miners employed by the Cam
ira lrCE CO mpHpy have been arranged on a
slidiPg scale, with the price of iron as a basis.
Ii non advances one dollar per ton the wages
Ol the miner will advance nine-tenths OF a cent
on a tea OF coal
a VOTE will be taken in the W est Ward
next Saturday, To determine the place for
hOidiug future elections in said Ward, this
CUurse Deirg made necessary 10y the leasing
ror dr elung purposes OF the Town Hall, where
elections have heretofore been held,
ACCORDING to radical ethics when Il writer
P.esents facts that neither be gainsaid or
denied, the proper way is to speak of them as
slang auC nonsense" the HERALD does in
tei,uiug to communication signed Anti
SmuGerer" recently pub ished by US.
lHE dwelling house belonging to Mr.. A. B.
Aiord, OF the Indiana House" Indiana.
situated in New ville that COUNTY was destroy ed
N, mr. m Il la-E e., . fIa
~ofk Of an iucer diary, as the house had not
fetH occupied for some time. Loss 81 CO6
JOSE KAUFMAN, travelling for n Frank i
con, oI LewIstOwn, says the GAZETTE, is miss
lug having et bis merchandise wagon at
1Ne"ion Hsmilton. and being heard from at
HrniInsdon, where all trace Of him thus far
has been lost. HIS brother is searching for
him
WV. BGICRTEL's barn, located not far from
81. Nicholas, Carroll township. was struck ~
hEhtnIng, "A few DAYS since, ana the barn anC
all 1t contained. including several head o
cattle. were totally consumed. Loss unknown
to Us Another argument in favor Of Lightning
rods
LADIES all, large or small, should surely
call at Mrs. X. K. Joues' millinery and dress
making establishment, East Ward She has
many Things nice to show you. ami il you wish
10 Indulge in a new hat, honnet or other fash.
lOntbe cunceit YOU will fiud her stock ample
and her prices right.
NJ. L. OATsAN has just received enough
queensware To serve all the tables in town il
Lot planted too ;hickly, and has more than suffi
IleTt prime groceries, canned fruits, and other
ehbies, TO fill them a hundred tmes over
o'tHlan Keeps a nice stock, sells at low prices
1 and pieases everybody that deals with him.
\ ask our readers to believe, because we
have 1t on unimI eachuble authority, that hail
tel to the depth of three inches near O'Hara's
l..
places, on Sunday afternoon last. Vegetation
aud fruit suffered severely from the heavy
peiting and considerable window glass wai
broken.
ON "Wednesday. 2Oth ult as Milton W alter
son OF Alex. Walter, OF kingwOod. Soners,
county. accompanied by friend. was in tn
act of securing calf preparatory to slaughter
ing it, the knife young Walter held in his han
was by some mishap driven into one OF hi
leIs seVerGg the femoral artery and causin!
LIS death in two hours.
Tag body of dead child was found. ol
Monday of week before last, under the hoor II
Ne eaIret OF the house of William Ray, OF
tie corner OF Seventh avenue and Fourteentl
street, Altoona. The body was much decay e'
and was supposed to have been placed ther'
seven months ago by young girl who is sus
"a Q'cted OF having given birth 10 II.
lHE Altoona RADICAL suggests that it wouit
le in order for Michael Moore to prosecute IN
HEsAID man for libel, inasmuch as the latte
printed III his iast paper a most viIlaiuo ous look
ing cut, which he had the hardihood to impOs
Upon his readers as likeness of the condemns
ed The unfortunate man should certainl
have h' Ell spared such an afIliction at least
NOBODY at the present day questions the eff
cheney OF lightning rods nor doubts that none
spent IN that way is well invested. This 5ein;
'rne, It oehooyes us to assure all who do ne
aIreldy know it. that Messrs. King & Jone
put up the best rods that are made. put then
81 Np eIPcditiously and TO stay, and may be relie
Oh as strictly honorable. straightforward men
Lar employees of the Pennsylvania railroad
short time ago, removed a span of the Sha
'ers Creek bridge, at Petersburg. introduce
new wrought iron span and doubled up tn
".d span, so as to make one span olt of two
without delaying single train. The bunting
don JCURNAL considers that pretty hard to beat
and are rather inclined TO view it in tn
same light.
DAVID DAVIS. a young man abou, twenty fv
wears OF age, whose home is in this place va
40 severely injured on the Pan Handle Raj
road. near Mansfield, Ohio. on Friday evenin
Of last week, that he died on the followin
Sunday. He was employed as freight brake
man IN tLa uondla road and was ipiaro