The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-12-12
80 AND PERSONAL.

FIoay ,@ ronr hardware, no matter how
~Us's, Cell the bill, from DibeTt, Wayne
e., ,;,gip S@,i has been Incorporated into a
~Oa I''d ard will hold its first borough
etoh -, - man named Bressler, en-
= !O" brakeman on the Bells Cap
l'd l'5 a. had one of his legs badly crushed
'insl ..r named Hagan, while attempt
"a .nnnIe n'', a freight train at Tyrone, on
% 'VrI r5s thrown under the wheels and
2I" 81. Asbury Thompson, of Lilly's sta
~ :. !: said. fell and injured himself the
i.r in s1ch manner that it is feared
:ss viii lose the sight of one eye.
TIs coal miners on both the West
/ i'rd and Fayette sides of the Monon-
I, liver have resumed work after
-,,t on strike for upwards of three
r., Lemon, ofLoyalbanna township,
leland county, it is rumored, fell
INN kettle one day last week, and
ii INJURIES which have since culmi-
death.
Mt send to the city for your iron,
as. wagon wood work, or anything
ne. as Dibert, Wayne s. Co., of
avn. can fill all such orders at city
Buy from them.
ne name Of Mrs. Dazin, wife of Jos.
# Altoona, appears on the list of
&. -,-s1ls who lost their lives by the sink
Ellie French steamer Vile du Havre
English coast OH tie Esd ult.
[David ZlIiox, aged 90, of Brady town
# Clarified county, was injured SO Sc
Oh the I'd inst, by saw-log falling
1 him. thst he died on the following
Ec VaS a exemplary young man.
PERSONAL property of David Fow-
a,e Of Cambria township, decd, will
at public sale by his executors, II.
cad and Geo. c. X. Zahm, Esqs., on
Ers.dav next. Don't fail to attend.
4Better oysters than those which VI. L.
ban is selling by. the half can never
the palate of an epicure. Large
B luscious, they go down with a relish.
& ke tried them, and know whereof we
-HeuIy Harris, aged 55 years, fell over
|&lgusd culvert at Spruce Greek, Hunt
In county on Monday evening last,
syas found in five hours after SO badly
I H. that he died at noon on tho fol
d fg day.
&l3d tie Herald man taken the trouble
Rmine the Huntingdon papers Of this
s. he would have discovered that the
s Of Hon. r. Milton SDcer is attached
address of the Huntingdon bar i'll
# yI the new Constitution.
4 P Meagher, who will be long if
i.y remem bcred in and about Johns
Especially, had at latest accounts
Cork, Ireland. where he is no
#uioying a good time at the expense
,Oufding friends on this side Of the
Fmg pond"
Eushine or rain, snow or sleet, go to
Cils next Tuesday. 1t is tue most i'm
ll election that nine-tenths of the vO-
,ycr have been or probably ever will
Led upon to attend, and therefore it
Ives all to turn out without regard to
Or weather.
c are pleased to learn that our friend
lIoelle is erecting a commodious and
lt hotel building at Lilly's station,
|. with the requisite outbuildings, will
between So, Ct0 and $4,000. Mr.. II.
hes much credit for his enterprise,
ae trust that he will find the invest
thighly profitable and satisfactory.
Por frames, photograph albums, pic
picture cord, etc, go to Spence, and
u rr,,t ,,ic+,,,.aS 70 lro, I,,ff ,,,ait f,,.
ID. \. Willctt's Sunshine" or even
b sunshine, for Spence can take bet
FEtures on a cloudy day than a clear
Il The Rembrandt or shadow picture,
u a. ali other kind, executed in the
- stvle of the art.
Ire was communicated to a portion of
.tRme work Of the Catholic church at
En on Sunday evening last, caused
a 0yerheat;ng Of one of the flues lead
8 pm the furnace. Fortunately several
p were present in the church at the
zs Nhu soon succeeded in subduing the
"a Otherwise the total destruction of
ld.ng might have been the result.
r. Trtiuum, or three days prayer,
g Church Of the Holy Name, in this
vssa complete success. High Mass,
and Benediction were offered up
Uday, Sunday and Monday, and
Gi sermons were preached morning
e1'Hg Of each day by FatLer Chris
spent much of the intervening time
Professional. The exercises through
Ia well attended.
3shine after night would, in the nat
Ger Of things, be a remarkable oc-
q, but sunshine" at the Presbyte-
l.ch, on Tuesday evening, Dec, 23d,
neaEs an interesting and instruct
NE with the above attractive title,
Sev. \. \. Willis, one of the finest
id the country, proposes to deliver
ne and place stated. Let eqery.
-eIc 10 hear il.
-'"n-SLlcet cOntem pOrary should
at ? to inform his readers whether
-sa to say that the adoption or re-
lhe new Constitution would rem
.Ieseut State tax on real estate in
meet the expenses, as he leaves
Us IN perpleXity of doubt as to
ea1y did mean when he rehashed
.Neu lie about the new ConStitu-
',4E the tax on real estate.
'oAnstown Voice wants TO know
aA,F"yers Of Cambria county are
- oe taxed t,oeaty millions of dol
r.., ~, IAe new Constitution in opera
II" It's usual aptness for figures
ss%'c to facts, that paper says it
"! mat much to put the thing
nd of course the people of
'VTsA'y TI viii have to bear all the
rsr. VIC pause for reply from the
n. .rI ,I.t -'i your altars and your f.es,
.i .Ie green graves of your sircs, "
r,..5 ,,.S store Of Lloyd & Myers-or,
ygg.E speaking, Myers & LLOYD -
s,r5y ,lsy haven't stock of goods as
saIl anu elegant as there is on exhibi-
asir ~V @ny"here in this ''kedently."
syar!., !!.t,'tSs-well, if they don't un-