The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-06-20
'se.L AND PERSONAL.


The r, good, bad and Indifferent are al
ING for more ram.
nj nj passenger trains, except Southern
-, east, now stop at Cresson.
th.I new me-table for the Pa. r
Vi m be in course of preparation.
~, Brown, who was black, formerly
'nJaysburg, was killed in well in
ing man, Houck, fell from swing,
Altoona, slightly injured, Sunday
knoOn.
~ Iltoonians for violating the local
Il " law.
nav depend upon getting the best in
market
- ike the weather? Because it's
bty close.
w. i;eo. Wehn, ST., of Jackson town.
hos gone Europeward on a visit to
F,therland.
We Lope to issue our next paper oil
,,,y nigh., with the full proceedings
fe Convention.
Tn. ClesrfieId Republican County
..rtion has declared for Hon. Sam /
r. for State Treasurer.
Bsuember that Is per cent. on tie
r. is What N. l.. Oatnan says can be
by buying at his cheap cash store
human body partially petrifed and
arrows, stone knives, etc, were re-
+ dar up in Westmorcland county.
is1toa X Wayne's hardware store,
lo 49, -. Al
Us worth OF revolvers the other night,
The Pittsburgh Express west collided
coal train near Greensburg, Thurs
morning. Result engineer injured
several coal cars wrecked.
Tgenty-Seven snakes of various spe-
we're killed i'll less than five minutes,
Lhyd's station, Blair county, the other
by party Of coal miners.
James Slain, of Cambria borough, a
utly employed brakeman on the Pa. X.
had one of his legs taken off by the
81 at Irwin's station, on Tuesday last,
John Cunningham, aged twenty, was
U by heavy piece of timber falling
"a him at barn raising in Conemaugh
pship Indiana county, yesterday week.
q Harrisburg gentleman recently
au Altoona lady into a
|snma he did it matrinonially, after
Hhyer maiden namo,) AIRS we'll that
b we'll
Jesse, twelve year old son of Presi-
ak Grant, went east over Pa. X. z. Tues
81 last, having travelled 'tall alone by
|eaelr' from COyington, Ky., en- route for
[xhingtou.
andy Wibel will sell 4 mare and colt,
81 hilch COWS ten head of young cattle,
three sheep and various farming
kments, etc, at his home in Cambria
ehip on Tuesday next, June oath.
aides should by all means call at NJ.
kman's cheap cash store for CATERS
APpers, as the finest, largest, and
Sstock III Ebensburg is now OH ex-
lrnd sale at that popular establish
alcksnakes seem to be invading Eb-
g, judging from the fact tlts1 two of
dlSagreeable reptiles have been kill
this place during the present week.
measured respectively about four
I've feet
X Ill. Canaan, Esq, n prominent citi-
Of Johnstown,' will be surprised, if
fained, to learn that he is dead. Still
bay not believe it, as the Altoona 7ri-
is by no means the best authority on
subjects.
rPaIasOls of latest styles and of various
AIucs aud prices are among the many
ElaIlc articles for sale at Thompson S
f1icc store. Ladies will find no hand
! eer stock of goods anywhere than at
Rmpson'E. Don't fail to call.
r. Patton Thompson, of Philadelphia,
sCeen doing Ebensburg, the home of his
zlood, for the past few days, and is Of
ssSe meeting with kindly welcome. His
snt place of business is 609 Market ST.,
Adelphia-M. NJ. MARBLE & Co.
~Nehsrs. L. & 8. w. Davis, Of this
Pc are to run the Cresson livery estab-
Dent, during the heated term, and it is
ess to say that it will be well run.
hopes, it is said, to run for Sheriff
likewise, on the Republican ticket.
Aatie Curry, an eight year old daugh-
Hon. J. w. Curry, fell from the at
the cellar of a new building in course
*7eetlon IN Altoona, on Tuesday, a dis
OF twenty feet, but miraculously es-
su with only few slight scratches and
Two small rolls of bank notes were
N the Branch passenger car, a few
ings ago, by Master Michael Murphy,
-u who does the sweeping, and can be
,e'ed by the owner upon identification
money and paying for this notice.
FleI than that will DO left to the owners
Of justice.
'IeenSburg is greatly excited over the
very Of lot Of female apparal, bloody,
"nd tattered, which were found scat
over the ground near that place on
leSday Of last week. AS no owner
= YET been found for the "duds," the
Apuon is general that a foul murder
zen committed.
i ' eoltor who was sorry to learn that
nelghbors was recovering slowly,
'."e abiding place is not moro than
"a thousand miles in 3 direct line
un NJ, place, has found his counterpart
~ TiNconsln reporter who regretted to
mat Coi. wa brutally assaulted
Isht but not killed"
pShlerd, name not given, was found
pcrnlc grounds, Fifth Ward, Al
VI !uesday evening, with an artery
" MS arms severed and a pool Of
n Ie"r MN. He had evidently intend
es himself to death, but the cool
m. uo evening had caused the artery
TnSct' thus saving his life.
v: !. Evans and VIM. II. Sechler,
gIuai gIuninlstratOrs Of E. ID. Evans, late
II, ,IFe .nia borough, decd, will offer at
hrH;.a e large lot OF dry goods, grocer
ha".ure' hardware, queensware, no
Gus A shoes, hats, caps, wagon, ETC.,
AZ .1oui,encmg on Friday next, June
~ clock, and to continue da, and
ne Tseli Pe everything is disposed of.
.-. rresbyterian church in this place
~ receiving the finiSL;Do, to,,cIIaU l.,