The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-11-28
THE CAMBRIA FRE[aiH.
Eoensburg, Pa,
FRTDEF !, NOV. 2S, 1873.
local ARD PERSONAL.

Here, There, and the OGie7. Place.
A three hundred pound farIaer of
Clcartield county has raised a three hun
dred pound squash.
A Bedford county girl has challenged
man to wreStlc with her for the cham
pionship of the State.
Thanksgiving day was duly observed
In all the churches of our town, so far as
we have been able 20 learn
"A soldiers widow in Huntingdon coun-
+ Is SAID to have worked herself to death
in the effort to secure a homo for her chill
dren.
Constitution or no constitution, We
local Of the Hollidaysburg Standard is
bound to have his fling, if it does take a
whole page of that paper to contain his
cftuSions.
Although Robert Kells, of Nestmore-
land county, has lived twenty-five years
within one mile of the Pa. r. r.. he in-
dulged in his first ride in the lars Oh Wed
nesday Of last wcsk.
Martin Bratt, a conductor on the Low
Grade Railroad, WAS run over by the cars
at Reynoldsvilie, Clcar!ield county, few
days ago, and had both legs SO terribly
crushed that Ire died soon aftar.
Dame Nature must have had sump-
tucUs ThankSg giving feast yesterday At
least she Was busily engaged pluckipg
geese for several days previous. judging
from the amount of feathery flakes which
found tbeii"way to Mother Earth.
MIR T,hos. ]. Roberts former well
known and much esteemed citizen of this
place, 0ied III Altoona, on Tuesday even
ing last, aged about 90 years. His remains
were brought TO this place and inferred i'll
the Congregational cemetery yesterday af-
teruoon.
"A four gear old child of Mr.. John Det-
wilor, of Williamsburg, Blair county, set
its clothes on fire with lighted stick, dur
irG the absence of its mother, on Friday
last, and was so shockingly burned that it
died in u few hours after. Parents, take
warning.
The JOhnstown Daily Mountain Voice.
notwithstanding its recent denial of a re-
Port to THAT effect, suspended on Thursday
of last week, and now all that remains of
. 1t, If indeed there are any remains. is in a
very Snee6iy condition. And still the Free
man amt sold.
Don't forget to attend Hon. Daniel
nougherty's lecture at the Court House on
/ ednesday evening next We predict
, that 1t viii be one of the finest forensic
efforts ever listened to in this place, and
q no one who has the ability to appreciate
such rare treat should fail to attend.
we saw no less than six sharp shoot
erS each with gun on his shoulder, march
ing Soemuly out of town in solid phalanx
yesterday morning, and as nothing has been
heard OF them up 10 the time of going to
E press, the presumption is that they have
taken the mud pike en- route for Cuba.
"A correspondent writing to the Her
dtd from Wilmore tells about '1sociable',
held in that place, few nights ago. which
did not break up until ''morn was fast ap-
preaching" and then says that the partic-
! lpants dispersed to their homes we'll
/ pleased with the pleasures of the ereni1lg. -
-3lnton Lyon, school teacher at
Cokevi!le, w Nestmoreland county, was struck
oy The local freight, on Saturday evening
last, and although his external injuries are
only broken arm and badly cut head
IL is feared that he has been injured inter.
naliy to such an extent that he cannot re-
{ cover.
I've learn that another member of the
I Nc family, recently of Allegheny town
! SNIP. out who are now, what is left of them
residing IN Gallitzin township. died a few
! DAYS ago from an attack of dintberia.
making the eighth in that household tbat
mas ialien victim to that terrible disease
In less than six weeks
! notwithstanding the stringencv in the
money market, there is apparently no dim
nhition in the crowd of buyers at Myers
=" Lloyd cheap cash store, which has Nou
ana is fully determined to maintain. in
marc times as well as good, a reputation
lor selling the very best goods of every de-
scrptlon at the lowest cash rates which
honest dealers CAN afford to accept,