The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-02-21
eocsL AND PERSONAL.
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80 F"sT,'1o,+ SAWS that certain house IN
ioT1! T1!-i'; losIs.Sh Sa,nhSia Iron Company has puT-
u 5o SnotLer hunk" of Blair county.
shastsa ssla,L "II has deprived Greensburg OF its
-De~,u ~,ru,t,,,i'tant--Pat' X Mehan, ageo 100.
sid'.t M n PeaGe, Esq, designs the ersc-
--Sanew building as soon as the "ea-
iher PERM penn Mills, of this place, slipped
D--lJ I:,on the side board OF sled, on
sha 10. lat. and broke one of his ribs.
Monday l"9 i"1oI,ert of Bedford county, fell
-1ynIi I;tfIe Wills creek, on Tuesday Of
h.o n,.tk spt foated under tho ice and WAS
dFoNHsT Non Miller, a brakeman on tho
n Ton Railroad, was recently killed
tioau I've Performance of the hazardous
~! tp!Tlo' .. Iris and boy are the additions
tT.r1,sns made to the population OF
toyvnship, Huntingdon county, last
~ All doing well.
pset mn, Auto.. an old man, fell down
-. -, Lawrence township, Clearfield
- m Thursday morning of last week,
';,:'ir,,d himself very severely
Rt ~ ~, rarsons were killed and twenty
,lr ir;ured in a sIuash-up on the Pa X
-, ToTran's Corner, fifteen miles west
1,a,d.phia, on Tuesday morning last.
I Tbo Ii,,- inst harbingers of Spring have
Es.-d from through the columns of
Ij.s,H Oh the local option question:
,,sck sthe extent of their melody
.trsrcsr named Guy Wise, OF kaia-
-, Bjch.. as indicated by letters found
4 hi, rsrson, vas struck and instantly
- by tie Cincinnati Express at Spring
Hation. seventeen miles east OF flttspulS,
a Monday afternoon last.
|#-The LraLd says that brakeman
81 oss name il did not Learn, was struck by
<sDe stones thrown from blast near hit-
|6puir, Point, on Tuesday last, killing him
.hstsufIv. He Was on his tlain. which was
's.ssing bv. when the blast wont oil
4 f-T6omzs Bates, a Bedford gentleman
n color. wlIise uIa1er the 5nfiueloc OF bad
sbskey, con,mitted an aggravated assault
Il tHs uer,on Of a yonng man, on FRIDAY,
IN INST. ON the following TUESDAY he
i, sentenced 80 one years nnp22sonInent
in the u estern Penitentiary-
#-Bedfor county chickens seem 20 De
%. nivsrous. a rooster" was disemoOW-
eki there recently, and, among other aatl-
sss in The inventory of his commlssary de-
,er1n.eut, were a nickel half dime, Two
i<naies, and 4 large hog tooth That giz-
.1fd y 5as naIr elously like boys pocket.
1.-The young man Boylan, whose arrest
"a iuDrisouEnent in this place for trl2l on
k.charee OF stea & box of tobacco from
- Crseson warehouse We noticed some
|1ne y.seks ago, was on Wednesday last
=.a.n TO Pitt6burgh by deputy L. S.
.Nsss,.ai to answer the charge of rObbIng
~ mails. as iutjmated by as at the time.
The Huntingdon Journal says it is
<srtu,lv reported that the Pennsylvania
IN ad company is going to lay its third
Ia fourth tracks, across the mountain, on
& "a led Of the new Portage road. If this
.tsud IS, done the Williamsburg road
ID quite grobably, be continued sn TO that
81 H. la !Le opposite side Of the river, and
n1.ctiou made with the main line be
~ tie town
Il vein Of coal which it is claimed Will
+tla CUT at least thIeo feet in depth, has
e1 ucaIthed on ths farm of Mrs Eliss
1eS immediately outside the borough
~. and mining operations III that direc-
are TO be pushed vigorously The
D. is part Of what is known as the Shoe
kEer place. This discovery should have
eject not only Of encouraging further
Fs!oymsnts, but OF reducing the price of
II vcry perceptibly in this community.
Bedford Inquirer gives the con-
<ns OF remarkable family i'll Londonder-
Ia township, Bedford county. 1t says
Ia few days ago a comparatively young
- stated that his wife had given birth
sotvins seven times during the last seven
<,sr and the prolific mother, buxom
|tnhette Of thirty-nino years, has, in add
Ein- borne a child regularly every year for
|'sn years Of the last seventeen, thus max
hg an addition to the population during
..kst time Of twerty-four.
I'VE lesIn from the Greensburg Demo-
'rx that while the shifting engine WAS dis
.'nbutiug cars to Sherrick q harkle's coke
Il .eohs, Oh tho Mount Pleasant and Broad
ea R. r., on Saturday evening last, the
[zh Tsn over a hog, vrecking the train
slLing the conductor, Thomas Wclch,
ftntly, besides cutting off both the legs
brakeman named McCliutock, who
ID in half an hour after. Both mon were
Eari,d. McClintock resided at Fountain
h and Welch at BrOadfoId.
81 -On Wednesday night of last week, the
z&a Eagle tannery mot refinery Of d. p.
Zag at Tyrone, was almost totally con-
mac by fire, the result of accident. Ths
kzin building, leach house, engine house,
all the machinery, and from fif-
~ 10 eighteen hundred sides were des-
';1Sed footing up a loss of from sixty to
lenty thousand dollars, whilo his insur-
zzce Is but twenty-five to tuenty-elght
'serSsnd dollars. The large bark house,
<ze OF two small buildings and a few sides
lsaiher remain uniniured. 1t was with
<l>lt difficulty that the Ward House and
~ R. T. depot were saved from dsstruc-
Atsy, Akers 6 Baumer, next door &c
.e fost lffco, Johnstown, are going tC
gaieE the huge steer they had on eIhib-
= 4Itle highland Agricultural Society
he'd in that place last fall, for Satur
tie Pend of this mouth. This Is by
lae laT,sst and fattest beef over slaugh,
p In Cambria county. Weighing over
pounds live weight, it may well be
60 premium beef, having taken severa
sl!Hms in Ohio, where it was raised
where it was purchased by our butch
tnends, Messrs. 4. & B., as well as the
4lest prize At the Fair at Johnsto4e. last
PERSONS desiring a piece of this rare
should send in their orders soon, sc
they can be flleo satisfactorily. Per
IL this vicinity who Eend in their ort!erI
.ne, can have their meat sent on Friday,
tAey will get it on Saturday morning, il
90 wish
: he largest and perhaps the most en-
rOie party that has ever assembled il
lsouTg was that which took place al
4ont ont on Monday night last. Respect
citizens of nearly sll ages and condi
5 and of both SeYaS were there to thu