The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-08-29
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I none Of our business.
n There, ana the Other Place.
.rbree new churches are being erected
1snstOwu.
frcaIled for postal cards are to be
q sred at the office where received.
H. Bells Gap railroad has a hand
81 car for the accommodation of pas
ory rarts passed down the Susque-
last week. For August this is a
girpls are represented to be very
- in Allegheny and Clearfield town
81 en-. Davis was off the track some
1 knce. y otce. And ought TO stay
-fpOpcrSdalc has press-brick estab-
n nt where they make %, 900 brick
IN They dry them in ovens.
.ge German Lutherans, the German
bic. and the English Catholics have
ID select school in Johnstown.
s. bite Senator Miles S. Humphreys, the
Iing mems friend in a sort of way, is
.kick at his home in Pittsburgh.
ID the money, and all the brandy. and
k rum in Mr.. Leonard Kist's public
q East Conemaugh, were stolen last
b.
n H. Rosensteel & Son, of Johns
thave taken the first prize for manu-
kd leather at the Vienna EXPOSE
BE annual Fair of the Indiana county
nltural Society viii be held at Indiana
s3Oth of September and the 1st and
Dctober.
Ierman Banner. the Democratic can
8 for Sheriff was in town on WeGnes-
"a, and 4. ID. Criste. the candidate
pnnty Treasurer, on the day previous.
De Blair county Democracy enthu-
ally offer to bet ''twO to one" that
IFill beat McCune 200 votes for As
y next October
De colOred folks of Altoona will hold
y festival in the market house, that
kszt Wednesday, Sd proximo-to
three days.
nter county farmer named Gin
Ems to have raised 424 bushels
= on one acre of ground-the
and the grain having been meas
z disinterested parties.
D. James Rattigan, n reporter for
E'Uening ChrOnic2e. and a
nan well known i'll Cambria county,
N rusticating at Summit for few
late.
the Freeman should seem more
sually interesting this week, the
will please bear in mind that the
has been called from home-dele-
the State Convention, you know.
.e game of base ball PLAYED at
own last Saturday, between the
urs of that place and the Modocs.
oona, resulted i'll an easy victory for
mer- Score, "a to 1 in favor of the
he festival i'll aid of the Presbyterian
Ih-sChool, which was held in the
House on last Tuesday and Wednes-
'enings, was largely attended, well
lzed, and no doubt realized the full
hectatOns of those who had it in
be number of visitors at Cresson
gS continues nearly as large as ever,
+ visitors seem to enjoy themselves
as well as at any time during the
\ hop is a nightly occurrence.
Ibll Linton's Summit House is also
td. The season" win not close
= latter part of September.
#lOflpF IntliaY, 1iStY rtol
:prEmen on The water trenches, in
eaysburg, one day last week. 1t
Dave been of great antiquity, as the
had passed away and nothing re-
y to mark the spot save a few teeth,
and a small quantity of war paint.
n the Standard.
4 Friday evening last Mrs. Margaret
:. rum, mother of the senior editor of
'Afoona Tribune, died at her residence
y CITY, About four months since she
'cken with complete paralysis of
4 SIDE On Thursday night last she
second stroke, affecting her whole
and was, to all appearances, un-
us from that time,
= SanSom, of the Indiana Demo
= VpnndS the following cOnundrum:
would McPike, of the Cambria
DO for locals were it not that
I! Is manufactured by neighbor-
g paperss'' To which McPike
. and saith: Do as natural laZi-
.ptS Bro, Sansom to do for the
I,t-do without '1ocals," +" Ask US
1ai1 question, please, ....
sa'd that the Pennyslvania Rail
,.,pany will shortly discharge about
->Ssd employees along the line of
's1' and that they have counter
i ~ order for fifty additional loco
~ mat were TO have been built at
ne cNuse assigned for this is the
,o1 III the coal trade, owing to the
:Tueral strikes in the western por-
the State.
w. W. y. Engard, a jolly young gen
.! .ou!hected with the reportorial staff
! Philadelphia Press, spent the
N PORTION Of last night in the Tribune
Co.. lie was here for the purpose of
II "Iue stock in the Centennial Cele-
i &,,-dtooHa Tribune.
s II was was the Jolly young" Engard
'ue tribune sanctum the ''greater
ol last Tuesday night, and that,
: local option city?
30 longest train ever brought over
/ 5Aehy mountain eastward bound.
.! Two locomotives, arrived in AL
cc SI evening at seven o'clock. The
tno s,'SIsted of forty-eight loaded cars
j empty cabin car, and was con.
~ +. Orner. Locomotive No. $50,
%Seu %u by engineer VIM. Green,
,ne train, while engine No. 952
Ssin ~ engineer VIM. Hudson, assisted
n ap the western slope of the noun
recri, ~rse engines are both new, having
& Conred by the Pennsylvania Rail
.saldutiahy but a short time since from
y "'n 4, Locomotive Works, at PhiIa
H'Eo0"a Tribune,