The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1873-10-17
- AND PERSONAL.

/ ..he II never IlS"'
ana ,5Hiourned Argument Court was
il tn.S tns,fty-two hundred pound horse
a ,',Thired 'Tfd at the Greensburg Fair last
4. .orsot county lad named Emert
} 2ou ;.a in the face by horse last Sun
/ so5 badly injured. a.. Co.. :.
~, a9o o orrist who got up the what is
aS aso " Esrald ought to be ducked to
;ng N = .'pud-muddle." :"
IN IL : dollar he spent, many tricks
H1,s toin but for naught his efforts all
H Hrs'H ,% pe'er treat again.
[ne dsIightful weather than prevails
l~e .1t was never experienced at this
''IFt ,ftbe year in this elevated latitude.
r. .rnen u M seven and eight hundred
oe,"Li .Lis county, taking into consider
~ ~ natural increase in population,
-.S ~ away from the polls last Tues
his wife and fourteen children
s,,jnitted to the Huntingdon fair
!. an one family ticket one day last
King. little daughter of the
.S,be Altoona Radical, fell down a
fstairs on Tuesday last and broke
,arsons are reported to have been
W n death in MIfflin county recent
,.5,c apple butter that had been
yazed crock.
- rrular democratic candidate
9-rrn Clearfeld county, is said
!, dedicated by his Independent
rars competitor.
r,T,n. democrat, has been elected
.-o7sr Irwin, republican, in the Hunt
\ Tguiata, Mifflin and Center dis
Ev about 700 majority.
r G. ". Orr, of Sinking Valley,
crDty, las raised a large amount of
S potGtoes, some of which tip the
At three pounds and one ounce.
he have delayed our paper one day
REX in order to give the official vote
county. and we are sure the readers
Essmaa will commend our course.
four year old child at Blairsville,
McGinly, was so seriously burned
explosion of a coal oil lamp, on
iay evening last, that its life is de-
4 Of.
chm E. Scanlan, Esq, of this place,
sble legal adviser and one of the wor-
gentlemen in the community, was
In admitted to practice in the Z. S.
i tct Court at Pittsburgh.
j young lady in this place dismissed
eau the other evening on the plea that
dangerous TO have sparks lying
a loose when the weather was SO
ID water 50 awful scarce.
eterL Linton, Of the MountainHouse,
ace, who has been under the wealth
under medical treatment in Johns
or some time past, is now, we are
earn, IN fair way of regaining his
@ health and vigor.
this day the Sisters of St. Joseph
the twOhundrrd and twenty-third
nry Of the foundation of their COM
7hiCh was established in France
1850 aud has since extended to
parts of the world.
Geo. Spangler, his wife, mother
md Mrs. John Cupp, were thrown
buck wagon near Somerset, on Fri
IN consequence of the horse run
7ay, and all were more Oh less ill.,
8ycept the mother-in-law.
\ Hoover. OF Pike township, Clear.
|unty, plumcs himself on having Gu
bcks Of corn, averaging Sc hills tC
(ck, in II hours and 90 minutes OF
last, and would be shocked to hea
body doing better than that.
\ terybody should be extra cautious
kre Just now. Dry weather and I
Scarcity of water calls for more than
bare in this particular. A fire once
IN kindled in our town would be
4 more merciful than 4 simeon ol
b #hquake.
little son of Mr.. S. P. Smith, OF
township, Huntingdon county, was
81 y killed, on Thursday oflast week,
J.. thrown from a carriage in conse.
Of the horse becoming frightened
bin of cars and making a sudden
one side of the road. The child
t rOung.
johnstown Voice, with a modesty
Hgly refreshing, declares that the
the election is principally due to
enendentt?) course of that paper.
ch is respectfully submitted to the
tiNA consideration of weak-kneed
ats and purse-hOlding politicians of
ca! persuasion.
Robert McDade wishes to sell his
Munster townthip, on the line of
I. K. R., near a station, and one
i0nrth miles from Cresson. Said
ltalns Sc acres of well cultivated
has excellent buildings and an
lce Of pure water on the premises.
He sold at bargain.
aE.es F. Cain and s. +. Noel, both
led and equipped, meandered into
1' IN the northern part of Alleghe
sap, on Saturday last, and in a
: thereafter mcandered out again
lly-hye gray and black squirrels
Pleasant as the result of their
H. How high ish dat?
eTan stable in Wilmore pos
powers Of hearing and talking,
could tale unfold about the
Fchase Of votes for the Republi-
~s'- sIDiNl lilihC GNtll ulSnOu-
Sas blush for very shame. And
only building in the county
Tell the same story if similarly
I"eiIng and store house of Mr..
-Saer, Of Friedensburg, Somer-
OIother-m-law of our townsman,
a lite, was destroyed by fire
S'!nasht on Wednesday morning
: lTe was caused by the separa-
~ I9lnts of stove pipe, thereby
'Ae flames to communicate with
work.
men attempted to get on NOV
~ = 'fain on the West Penna. r. R.,
LAS last station, Tuesday night, but
\ 'I u missed their footing and fell
IaFS which passed over both of
4 ,s',ng the head from one and cut
Vu the other. The man killed
\ n ~ apollo, Armstrong county, and
q y year 1915 the eastern mail was
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