The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-15
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-Mrs. Charles S. Sra.
Thumbs wife) fell ia \. {
at her home in Middlehaa a HisI, =
head. '"JoEedbs,
Mrs. Highly is the H..
resided in Union tHy'-..,'s, W. I's, y;c.- =
county. She used carI,u'h Va
is over. I'es ilg
a " afren county girl .y
years of age, walked five 5"r Gy =
night to elope with a yo,,rt' nils I :,
can be no doubt in re5ard Ia =
of her motives. y" ID,
An aristocratic hand a., =
campcd on the BranJrSGa u 0l,s. = =
county. Their horses are oS
and their wagons elegant. 1' :;
mounted with silver. ' ~ 4
After the reading oftlo 90,
at Mound City, H., on the r ~ 8.
rose and moved that the s-. =
lished, as it was one Of tbo I
he had ever 'heern' in hi, M Il
Mrs. Hinkle and three '''s = 4
at Harper's Ferry, on Sirs,- +
from the bite of rattlASn,IS
tiles are more numerous H. 4
any previous time for fortT i. 5
The dead body Of a M. b
hanging from n tree near F..
J Saturday. From the paperTc = q
it was ascertained to be thar = lI
herr recently from Summit n
! ty;Pa.
Three men were dropnsa b
Rocks, two miles below p;.1 b
Monday evening last. in sor. n
the sinking of a skitf fH wbb5
endeavoring. to reach STORE fT- =
on which they had been at vs. g
! The pet cat of a ysOnlaR : 6
! Iowa, which went to slesr ors
cook-stove, was accidentally
baked to death next morni6p :
of preparing the family bres -
past for which little appetite =,
the survivors. -
Somebody, whether in nur~ Il,
edge, or, out of mere love n -
tried chemical experimea, -
Juhnsbury VT J Cemetery. laz, :,
bathed zine granite mouumesr = =
Tiatic acid. The effect of tbE
granite is to give it the ccloro.r n
iron. p rE 81
Here is characteristic means IN
Mayor of Providence, Rhode I 81
Doyle, is a ''salary graJber" al
casting vote in Council. thi, vskb
! crease his own pay. He now is kel
teachers'in the public schools q bes
one sixth of their annual salsl- zee
July and August vacation. =
William Fulton ana bis 81 IelC
years, were struck by an ea-- esl
and thrown into the canal at In 81
the Point of Rocks on the BAH is
Ohio Railroad, on the Sth. n :
walking on the track, and La Zig
whistle of N engine, steppedug sor
track before a passing train. kh
! The Pennsylvania railroads sS
another triumph. 1t is anc
the great monopoly" has an &
J plete control, free of all legalc1 3
of the RAILROAD between Was
and Elsxandria, including. afs, s
Bridge across the Potomac Ii
its connection with its soutbs-
will greatly facilitate the tyarz
freight and passengers betweer
anC south.
Fire ravagcd the waite lu,r>
land, Maine, on Saturdsr iast \
menced in the shed Of tDe Ea
freight line. and DESTROYED thr ala
boats, grain elevator. several 10
on the Boston line warf, q larc. IN
OF coal, about forty thousand %
corn and othsr property. But @ 4
lost as far as can be aScertai1a U,
time. Fortunately the wind blew fnl
and that saved other portions q 50
One of the most dreadful aa e
the kind mentioned ever heard OF <
at Bethlehem New Hampshire = =
Six horses attached to coach id e
sengers. took fright and ran ava q.
ting the coach and spillimg Tie p IS.
out upon the ground. One was
stantly. another died in 4 few q
| and two others were fatally az. l
severely injured. Not one esGaIs 5.
Two of the unfortunate psss 4 4
| residents of this State. = 4
A few days ago in Pennsy A,
, ship, Chester county, Lewis b EbI
| digging a hole in which TO plan 81
his meadow, unearthed, at G Ii,
, two feet below the surface. a SD ~
bearing date Of 11+1. and equa. =
the American half-d0ilar. iR
tion is that it was lost at the 2 s.s
battle of the Brandywine, StT np
1717, owing to its being found Isse
torical ground. The coin is We
notwithstanding lis long intern kll
) "A citizen, of Spring towns vel
: ford county, writes 10 the lc. b
: that he is the. proud poSsess'I rsI
, of horses, united ages p year Rp
, tongs Sc years old ; one chops Iai
years old one tea canister D q
one pair of fiat irons % years =
, shears 81 years old one gun p uI
one chisel 81 years old 4; one nl'
40 years old one ink, bottle eec
. and a cooking stove that has : "a
slant use for 26 years, and lsi sn
stove yet" Z
On the eighth day Of JOY ~
the Carlisle HerRld, 3Ir. JoSi
residing on the MusSlcman ian s
Kingston, chanced to gel 3
lodged in the thick part OF hs
first he was not alarmed by
ually assumed alarming Symgt
his head and neck to sTeI
when medical aid was c2.leG y
were unable to relieve him, ''-
effort was made, and he died
teenth day from the time ].
mouth. The deceased was =
suming citizen. and the Jul.
took place on Sabbath last W. =
tended. rt
The Wawassatt disasts, . 4
portance with each s'rceeeo1i
The number of missing IS ~
sixty-one, all Of whom, II Is y. y I
lDol;o -, lo-+ Ia 20 a. g