The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-07-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
,,aps and Mishaps at and near isoihe

Three original poetical contributions have
h. Wsit another week.
4 Summitville had a circus on Thursday
Ditto rain in abundance
Il - Chest Springs is to have horse fair on
the 9Th of next month.
Send us all the money you owe us. We
have lots Of new type to pay for
4 We haven't space left even for ga Phan
,on'' this week Will do nex' time.
Much rain, much hay spoiled, much lum>
h. foated down this week. Farmers much
srgrv-Iumbermen much pleased.
Mr. Geo Row of hite township. IndiaLa
>oupty aged 10 years, Was severely stung by
H. about ten days ago, and died ON Tuesday
hst
Gen. Coffroth, of Somerset, has Ham
hletopisu sucking colt for which he has been
sffered one thousand dollars. How is that for
hghH
Hon. c. L. Pershing is at present on a
xi.it TO Colorado III company with Hon. John
scort and others. Wish them pleasant tour
ald safe return.
William Jones, a young man whose pa
rents reside near this place. had two of his
Il hit hand fugers cut off by shingle saw at
rb,-t s. rirgs on Thursday week.
John Binks, an Englishman, cut Simon
scrvarrz German, eighteen times with A
norke,,k.iie. at Irwin, Friday night last. The
Eu.r Is not expected to live. Blnks is in Jail
Go aud see Nhat NJ. L. Oatmau knows
abou, selling dry goods, groceries, and innu
m.rabe other articles of merchandise. He
las krack Of pleasing in goods and prices
Harrore can excel and few equal.
TIE rain on W eduesday put a veto on the
TemyeraIce pic nic in the grove, but it was
cs rred on in the "Wigwam' portion OF the
dsv and night, and on Thursday right. The
fesuIt financially we did not learn.
Posters have been issued FROM the HERALD
offce calling tor a meeting, on Saturday next,
oi the Catholic citizens of Chest Sprin gs and
vicinity to adopt ways and means for the cree
dOn OF a church edifice at that place.
@ The Blair county Labor Reiormers nom-
hated full county ticket ON W ednesday of
hst week and passed resolutions favoring the
election of Hon r. NJ. Speer to Coz gress and
Col John Lemon to the State Senate.
A scaffuld gaN e way in the Pa. r. r Co S
noulaing shop at Altoona OIL Tuesday last
nld nine painters at work on il were prccipita
ID i distance OF tW Cnty-fve or thirty feet, six
oi tie m receiving severe but not fatal injuries.
W III. BtCkwith, brakeman on the Gin
elnnati Expess west, Tuesday last was caught
Between the cars, at Georges station, while
rcpIacing broken coupling, and so severely
injured internally that be is not eIPec ted to
live.
The s.orehouse Of Mr. Robert Lansberrv
nj Barret station, near Clearhuld, was burned
on Tuesday mOTuing. will hlI its contents and
abUut eight hundred dollars in money, which
Mir l. had collected prep IratUry to starting for
Philadelphia on the next day.
Miss Matte Woods, aged about lS years
living in rhe family of Lewis Marchaud at
IrS iutown, " Westnoreland county. fell into a
e.s tern of water beneath the kitchen floor the
trapdoor being displaced, on Saturday last, and
vac found drowned shortly after.
Rev. F kittell arrived home on Sat
ut1ay morning last, as per announcement.
lDokjug exceedingly we'll after his nine wears
ajourn in the Eternal City. or course he
rsceived a hearty welcome from relatives and
HienCs. His assigned position, we understand
b the Presidency of st Francis, College,
LUretto.
s. MIR. Jacob Lindorf, residing in North
huntingdon township, WestmoreIaud county,
was very seriously and perhaps fatally Injured
day or Two since He was perched uud er the
apex of The root Of barn for the purpose of
placing in position heavy cross beam which
sas being hOsted to it's place, when. by some
accident, the beam slipped aud crushed his head
IL Il irightful manner
-Ou FRIDAY evening last, saws the Indiana
h /, SINGER, during the prevalence Of u severe
ttorm, little daughter OF Mrs Susan Smith
'aged - wears. of Charlottesville, was struck
% lightning. She was standing on the porch
stached to the house of James Swan, when
struck Medical aid was summoned and she
bas covered. with the exception that her right
trm II vet pow erl ess.
DR. 7 L. G'dshue of the medical firm o
DIS. l.. L 7. L. Oldshue, Pittsburgh dropped
in on us Friday, and brief though las stay, il
terved TO confiIm M our former impressions OF
llm as genial gentleman and ripe sch ular
" e honestly believe the Messrs OIdshue are
pr hCieLt and honorable prac itiouers, and as
Such We commend them to those of our readers
/" no may stand in need of their services.
And it came to pass in those days (in these
DAYS, We should say,l that George Huutley
took uHto himself an ample supply of the re-
no~ned E'ns Mowers and Reapers, besides
patent hay rakes, forks, and other labor saw.
ing agricultural Implements without number
and the FRkEMAH going forth calleth upon al
tillers of the soil 10 come forward and bu,
thereof, as much money and a great deal o
work is spared to him who calls to his aiC
ouch mighty inventions.
This from the DAILI MoUNTAIN VOICE
frst issue: A hero bold, while paying court TC
He idol of his soul. in the I'd ward OF Cone
ina 1gh borough Sunday last. doubtless by way
~ illustra ting how he would merciessly slargh.
Fer any unfortunate ''galOot" who should come
Between them, shot her through the arm above
gle elbow, with a revolver, secured no doubt
flor this occasion ~ The lady RECEIVERS while
per valiant knight of the pistol softly, sadly
BURNERS, "if ever ! cease TO love"
The DAILY MOUNTAIN VOICE, J JOhnstown's s
ne" JOURNALISTIC venture, made its first appear
shce on W eduesday evening. 1t is about hall
ne SIZE oi the EcHo, has telegraphic news. local
ns"s ana general news i'll plentiful variety II
1oC&S wen and for the most part reads we'll.
II, Campbell Co. are the publishers. Jas.
81 Campbell the editor, Coroner Harold the
mess manager, and everybody else. Young
~ o.d seem 10 have IA finger in the local pie,
ph which? IL PROCESSES to be indepen-
- possibly OF the jug handle persuasion.
Pee comments elsewhere
L ,, W. Davis keep a livery and sale
ftsoIe around the corner" whereat good stock
ahu me equipages may be had at any and all
pours. hey also keep on hand various agri
fu'luraI machines, for which they are agents
tuch as Hothein's Mower and Reaper the
Ners, Clipper and Sabine & Pratt's Hav
hakssp and the Freer Hay Forks, in the pecu.
par merits of all which they have an abiding
iaIih aud pledge themsev es to do the fair thing
~ prices and terms of pay ment with all who
oesIre TO invest money in that way Lem aud
pam. are good men TO tie to, and the orly
5mean thing about them ia that they MEAN
exactly what they say. Farmers, hear and
heed
1t Is an acceptable saying. that fools W ill
generally rush in where even angels fear to