The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-24

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..!.,5,-shall we or shall we not part
r5 ," With We be it.
there, ana the other Place.
ar residence of Geo. VI. Reade,
4 zben completed, be an honor
y. rlwards bought David James
IS,.rJria township, the other day,
y ta1 81. coo for it.
rrb an inch and a half, or two
f.row. more or less, fell in this
rm sunday night last,
Eaorre Swaderer, of Summitville,
.,,r an addition to his brewery at
,yiIe that will cost Sc,
. Valdis family,of Indiana county,
4 with counterfeitiug, are to be
Pittsburgh next week.
.rnaI Bar lay, of Milford township,
c., county. raised this year 1877
~ corn from one acre and 4 quar-
.r0umd.
Vartinsburg, Blair county, lady re-
nm down and captured wild tur-
b7, had become separated from a
M Tussy mountain.
Kiitell. better known AS ''Bub, "
II, once again on a brief visit To
,rep,al roof Wife and waius are
Him. Welcome home.
81 Ne Silver Conct Band of this place
les rapidly in its playing, and will
.Ar hr able 10 hoe its own row. with
zbIuiIr band in The State.
|Dbu't forget the public sale, on Tues
.1sxt. Of horses, cattle, farming imple-
4 ETC.. atthe f;Im of Robert McDade,
stcr township. Go for bargains.
e iuclcmcucy Of the weather has
The poStpmrment until Wednesday
-mday next of the grand picnic
Augustine. BE sure to be there.
gIi cat crossed one of the roads
oand within a mile of this place
mugs ago. \ farmer on his way
w the "varmint" plainly within
of linn.
dy resident of HollidaysburG,
Mrs. Joseph BUllinger, recently
h stairway attached to her resi-
! ud broke both the bones of her
m immediately above the wrist.
Jonathan Sljplcy, Of FrankstUwn
.iI, Blair county, accidentally fell
n apple tree on his premises, on
sday week, breaking his check bome
tanning other injuries Of II painful
.c Fast Line west 4 few days az,
the entire distance, Seventy-eight
hom JuhuStown to Pittsburgh IN
brand forty-iive minutes. Fuurte Il
i the route was sped over i'll thir.
lnutcs exactly.
Ter Berg, Esq, the outgoing mem
the Poor House Directory Of this
is now doing We Western country,
anicd by his wife, and, should he
|Syot to please him, intends moving
band and settling down for life.
urge Schcll, young gentleman of
i Summers. who resides at the foot
AAleshenics, some three miles fIom
j was fUoling around 4 threshing
&ea few days ago and the result was
IL face and an arm broken i'll two
were possible for the Gather of
lg'v' TO reappear on earth and
lsnus lingering look at what they
lgtOn Square" IN Altoona, lie
g lack to his grave fully impressed
belief that republics are indeed
esteemed friend and patron, Mr..
Gels Uf Saliua, Kansas, has sent
l.-,r, M John Gels, of Juhnstown,
Haircut from the lead of Captain
Eel l- a piece of the rope which
So shuttle off the mortal coil
r0Hucd Modoc chicftain.
% Wayne, late Of the firm of Ben
glg las not quit the hardware
1.t is now in partnership with
huert. n 224 Main street, Johns
b. where will be found at all times
a. and best stock of hardware,
gd work, &c, offered for sale
d county. [l0-24.- lot. ]
rlday night, October 18th, the
IT. George Grubb, of Clear
was destroyed 10y fire. Two
-mcss fur three horses, a wagon,
Abuut five hundred bushels of
bushels Of wheat and large lot
fodder were consumed i'll the
Loss, -, 800 ; insured for S l, 900.
aie beginning to be entertained
-Nlt Juhustown that the Cambria
sany will have to suspend oper-
long, the demand for steel and
having almost entirely ceased,
4. 1' OF the panic in monetary mat
We trust these fears may not be re-
w would be a sad blow to the
= d heavy burden for poor men to
samuel Henry is spoken of in
ila'terS as fit subject for Speak
next House of Representatives,
radical will be sure to ill that
We would certainly be pleased to
make the rifle. However. as his
oluneS seem to begin and end in
county, it is not likely that he
sue over the deliberations of that
r s~ss dispoSing of horses, colts,
Jung cattle, sheep, grain, farming
IN ''c;, at public sale on Tuesday
~ Mr. James Luckett, Of Barr
~ VIII offer for sale his fine farm
ig, which is not only convenient
w., III one Of the best settlements I'm
~ Dut IS unquestionably one of
80. s s'aln and stock farms of
-Hona can boast.
49, name Of john Fenlon, Esq, of
CO.. ~, % Uemg prominently mention
m. T-"gcIon with the vacant Judge
N Il ;,.., !'hnstown District Court, and
rerr.'l -"'l'i'ated by knowing ones that
NJ W"o' Ia not ayerse to his appoint
should be glad indeed To re
r.1 e'nsummauon, for Mr.. Fen
.re worthy, vol deserving. and
g"'i'' i'' tic position, lie, him