The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-05-09
acaI AND PERSONAL.

ola d; az ..,',iIor get around this way?
.Hfeh !, 'I,',stnwn mule threw lad named
4 J',,,, an Tuesday, and broke one of his
|slps, 1I,~,7d man saw one of our citi-
He ~, INTO town with n nice string
|zepS and didn't hook EN-.
|eff 0I 0'l, d,yrIling Of Mr.. Collins Hamer, in
Le-crsLin. Le Huntingdon county, was
res ,, tLe 25th uIt. Loss + 900.
1ar ,'t rrsncb roof. with small +, is to be
-, Maintain House, this place, ere
.Fgi o" T,,,,t's what we found out by read
I1s ne ne Samuel Foster, of Ironsville, who
III. 81 in the foot by the cars, near
~ NY nm the 18th ult., died of gangrene
ID .es,,, - horn infant was found in y
ar water in Catharine township,
~, ,,nntv. on Monday morning week.
,,cjde no doubt.
p. W. Johnston. of Hunting
4 Nc Lcen appointed chief of corps of
"" ~ ray out a railroad route from
.,town to Bedford.
~ rEo Eoatfcntion of parents and others in
..5 is directed to the card of Miss
~. Evans. who designs opening a Sc
.b,ol on Monday next.
IS \. Newman, a brakeman on
4 T,TrsyIysnia Railroad, had one of his
( toFy injured while attempting to cou-
.rs 3t Derry on Saturday.
irs,r,r has been frightfully on the
,ss IN Johnstown since the Voice COM
,sJ rbe publication of the imports and
"A g,s 10 and from that point.
"A The roof Of Isaac Crawford 8 residence
l,r,,o,rnI ltyE
,rnuT. As is sometimes said about cleo
L everything passed of quietly"
g Tobias Ashe has been appointed Post
fer al HemIock, Nicholas Lambourne
Ncktown, Barr township, and Jacob
Ter al ST. Lawrence, Chest township, all
lhscouuty-
Judge Hall, of Bedford, won't preside
tur special court, the Altoona Tribune
the contrary Notwithstanding Cause
IN, there amt going to be any special
IT. See notice to jurors
! The store Of Elijah Bricker, at Grape
III Station. was burned on Monday night,
LON II o'clock. The most of the goods
ssre saved. Supposed to have caught
|'Ion spark of a locomotive.
John Fields is prepared to furnish pho
.bgiauhs in the best style of the art, six
k<i. Rooms in the rear Of his fathers
.ss,aerce. High street, West Ward, Eb-
ssblug. Give John a cali.i
--l2ey Henry L. Chapman, of Steuben-
<gle D.. brother Of our County Superin-
=.ndent will preach in the CalviniStic
led rdst church on next Sabbath. Ser
#ns at l0t 4. NJ. and y p. NJ.
pom forget the Alleghanians, Vocal
and Swiss Bell Ringers, at the Court
b. on Monday night next. They are
}, warblers and accomplished artists,
90 one should fail to hear them
AdHelljng belonging to Col. Worrall.
yNbetween Clear6eld and CurWens-
ri occupied by Samuel Bloom, was
gsd by fire ON Sunday night, Mr..
and his family barely escaping.
r Pa. r. K. brakeman named Murphy
ksHcpt from his train by the tunnel at
kashurg, on Monday evening last, and
foot terribly crushed and several severe
customs on the head were the result.
-Our fremen friends will have to bear
us little longer i'll the matter of pub
'ng catalogue Of their books. If we
i tn do it next week they may consider
sa-cIvCs at liberty to bring around der
hccn' and put us ont.
-rOur PreSby terian friends are busy rem
s,rE their house of worship. 1t is to be
s flted, papercd, carpeted, ard otherwise
b Bycuatrd interiorily. During the time
s eRlired for repairs the congregation will
"a with the Calvinistic Meth odists.
-Mcssrs. John Garman, OF this place,
b Fred. Nowinkel, of JohDstown, have
|eeam saw-mill i'll process of erection near
b present terminus of the Bells Gap
.Araad. They expect it to be ready for
*s manufacturing of lumber in a few days.
81 Mr.. :. VI. Brophy, son of T. Brophy,
ii, well known and much esteemed in
81 locality, has been promoted to the
Auou Of chief clerk to John Reilly,
Nup't Of Transportation, Altoona
po.utment eminently fit to have been
The farm on which Mr.. Clark Thomp-
b now resides, in White township, Indi-
A county, was first located and occupied
81 ,c&, and the farm of James Moorhead,
|s was taken up in 1869 and he didn't
HNe any centennial celebration OF legisla-
&m appropriation either.
There Is man living in Johnstown,
=l who has lived there for twenty years,
"a POUND mind and active bodily health,
"a las never ridden on railroad nor
- inside railroad car. Presume he
object to being cdr-rtde to his grave
IN death oyertakes him.
Look out for Dr. Hoffman in Carroll
n tomorrow, and on the 10th of each
'hshereafter. The Doctor is skillful
IS andalways reasonable in his charges,
although he is by no means a sullen
he takes great delight in looking
Enm the mouth of customer.
FA1!p Crook, aged 20 years, and John
,an aged II, have both died of spot
,a'r since our last issue-the former
IN township, on Monday morning
~.er twenty hours illness, and the lat
Nhest township, on Saturday, after
ness NE. Of only ten hours duration.
Inc body Of Mr.. Thomas Weston, who
drowned in Trout Run, Cleartield
~ April ,th, was recovered on the 3Oth
" mad lain in the water twenty-three
ana when taken out was so little de
y,sed that no difficulty whatever was
'1.shced II, in identifying the remains.
Inc young man BOylan, whose arrest
'I'I'ng open a mailbag at Cresson, and
.,"er alleged offences, we noticed seve-
TeeAS ago, was, on Wednesday last,
I guilty, in the L. S. District Court at
gh, OF the crime above named, but
'eSV adVlces had not received his SEN
lAe Bedford Gazette, in referring to
>, sHestlon that Stewart, convicted of
"e'' ot Conductor Bowser's watch, was
u1 and that Long, convicted at the
- session of the Huntingdon court of