The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-01-10
.ocAL AND PERSONAL.

AtmOre mlnce meat lor sale OS III L.
u sNPrjme fresh oysters in cans at ID. L..
ostrnan's +o,-,,
Il is empowered to receive any MONIES
.p4 his Office and receipt for the same.
''e Tro { CleaItieldhunters srecentlyreturn-
:, me with foTty-One deer as the result
= = yrief hunting tour in the wiids OF that
'Tonil Dixon, fireman, was very Sc
Nv II not dangerously, injured Ill 4
~ ID collision at Kittanning Point, on
'vSaay morning last. o,
- strictly cash, and goods at much
~. ,r;ces than elsewhere III Ebensburg.
~ is as sure as shooting.
in' Lanes b. Work, late commissioners
4 # Indiana county, has been found
eies n forging county bonds. Sentence
~ ttcd by motion for new trial.
si'st We .vs III. Huntingdon Journal: Judge
:! winning golden opinions through
ps.' Csrtral Pennsylvania for his impair
y. .s olssr and logical exposition of the laws.
pa ...rticu directed TO the Execu-
,aIo on Saturday week, of the real
'o's 1rSoraI property Of Geo. Weakland,
s's .' Iots Of CsmolltOwn, advertised else
rnss ts,rri.veSbe young ladies should emil
/ g. huntingdon county. This weeks
W g I,p huntingdon Monitor contains
,bsp twenty six wedding announce
H. Drinkwater is one of the shining
r-,.E of the Coed Templar organization at
if~st.r Springs, Chester county. Don't
<.',;,Da ATE after this that there is nothing in
ssnfe.
--The Johnstown postoffice was broken
..s on Thursday night and despoiled of
-. fifteen hundred letters. No clue to
. 4. burglars has been obtained, nor is the
'neetary loss known.
"A Fcdfold county boy, named Levi
|1Eshl, while cutting wood, few days ago,
t.ock his ax against pole overhead, and
3sihus doing cut himself very seriously on
tfe left side Of the head.
Tile Jol ustov IL Oics says There is
siccs monk III St. Francis Monastery, Io-
etfp who, though having lived within sew
nnniles Of CIesson for twenty-five years,
sssnever seen that place.
"A gentleman named Paul Hammn,
ssitent Of Pine township, Indiana county,
Ias the owner of mare which died few
sys ago at the extraordinary age Of thir-
ssilree yeals How is is tl.at for old? d?
During tie recent cold snap a man
ared Henry Smith, resident of Har-
inkturg, Blair county, while intoxicated,
'pent one night in the open air and was so
|sdy frozen that lie died ON Wednesday of
|,,tweek.
-Pat. DoTan, ore Of the twin engineers
|nt De Pa. r. r., drew the big baby at the
,ecent Firemen's Fair. Ii could not have
'sien into better hands and we hope, when
Il Rets his hard in Oh the ''nussing'' bust
>ess Ne will go up higher"
VIZ bodied and big hearted friend,
~ Em. J. Patton, furniture ard chair
HznuaclErer and dealer, Johnstown, has
kt16eGsd the young hearts in our house,
NOD BY the present of q child's neat little
.lRir sent with other articles ordered from
= establishment. Many thanks.
IAN old German couple named Lentz,
ding in Allegheny township, who were
tnlcd in the Fathsrland fifty years ago,
kL. ated their g,idon wedding 10y renew
their marital vows at the Catholic
nrch in Loretto ON Tuesday last.
IeGsrs. Charles Cartwright and Geo.
Iai, cf JClnstowp, were both slightly
lale, on Friday last. Eighteen Other
rsons We're more or less injured by the
ne aCcideIt-twO of them seriously.
frank Gallagher, of Johnstown, has
Cd arrested for cruelty beating and other
Sc injuring his sick wife, whom he had
cnscd Of infdelity. The woman may
sInnd in any event the brute in human
n who abused her should be sent to the
MI entiary.
-3Ir Stephen Chase, Of this place, who
new sOjourning at Minneapolis, Mime
b writing under date of Dec. 25th, re-
- tie thermometer at the latter place
J iangirg from 26 to 40 degrees below
30 il having reached tho lowest point
1lkated at o'clock a. m. on the morn
~ he Gath.
g sleigh in which Dir. Isaac Grees, of
nifty, Westmoreland county, was
ding, on Thursday morning last, was
a'tfk by the Nail train east near Latrobe
I'd Mr. e. was thrown distance of fifteen
.etAnd injured so badly that lie died about
hzeP hours after.
A special meeting of the Dauntless
'H Company will lie held on Saturday
'fs next to hear reports of sub-commit-
<r as 10 the expenses of the late Fair
'14 to reconsideration the resolution al
:.qy adopted i'll regard to tie purchase
Y library. 4 full turn out is'cHpected
Aossrs. Parke & Levergood, of Johns
,,2.Hn have purchased the 1oretto Marble
r@ks, and will hereafter conduct the es-
~ shment. Ar. James Wilkinson, late
-, has been employed by them and
[* continue TO turn out work in the mas
Stt1 manner for which he is so DrOyerbial
1FMlsh the new firm success.
lie beginning of the year would be a
TINE for the Oiimen's Journal to get
tInething original in the way of mer-
a putis. We have furnished the ma
u ior all puffs of that kind which have
--E @lcu IL its columns for the last three
aud think it is about time the tables
~ turned. What say you, friend vii
b hne condole with our friend, Mr.. John
IA. est OF Hollidaysburg, in the loss OF
lie lonly daughter of Hon. Geo. K.
"5iahe, deceased whose death oc-
4, Oh the 4th inst, her age being near
"a years. She was most estimable
~ ana enjoyed the love and esteem OF
- no knew her. Her disease was that
p"Se, but fatal malady, consumption.
||.z n, n b. Brown, Esq, editor of the CIar-
~ DeMocrdt, rusticated in Huntingdon
|EE during the holidays, and among
,IhlngS saw a large bald eagle killing
AZ turkey III a field in front of a house
Ia Ptuce creek, but before the turkey $
was torn to any extent some person
A'ehed the eagle away and secured its
x mus coming into possession of fine