The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-10-09
IocAL AND PERSONAL.
There, and tho other Pzac

al
r,r,v-two we'll formed pumpkins were
= rom one vine In Altoona the other
Ne Peter Kaylor, of Munster township
,'lier Of the war of 1872, Is lying dan.
,,rsy ILL.,
TlS artisan well has reached a dentb
=, feet, and still no water In sufficient
altitas.
IN old gentleman named Johnston.
of Col. VIM X. Piper, fell dead I'm
,ii,r1 or Thursday Of last week.
a rraHem-n fell between two cars nj
,rr,dy station, p. II. r., on Friday last.
ifzs killed Name not given.
Two Cambria county men are credited.
,f--r ita not much TO their credit, with
..r- gone 10 law for fifteen cents.
Vm MauTy, an Altoona restaurant
,.r formerly of Bedford county. died
rslenIy OF heart disease on Sunday morn
.l7st
Henry Fhrenfelt had the index finger of
right hand torn of by some machinery
ssa mill OF =. NJ. s. j. Brown, near Lilly's.
Monday last.
Altoona had a Hebrew wedding Tue,-
,r evening. Mr.. Casper Leff1e, of that
r and Miss Jane Leiber, of New York,
sg :hr star actors.
The store Of Nr. G. W. Gessler, Indiana.
vas burCarizcd few nights ago, and
i e figures himself about S1OO out of
aset hv the transaction.
Don Milton, alias John Milton Sackett.
-stcuvicted of grand larceny at Insaiana
, !, week and sentenced TO the Western
,r.sr;iarv for seven years
Al Alfocra, on Thursday last, George
:rsy Of RnGman's station, Blair county,
Bcaught between the bumpers of two cars
:. 50 badly injured that he died next dav.
4 sf---fb II
/. 4i NrCoeg7n, and SAYS he is the Demo-
1ic namuar for Register and Recorder Of
] .Nanty. Worse mixed than fried wool
!, Vow hat Mike Quartz is in the enioy-
;" ,r,fbis annual two weeks vacation, we
l7e al the squirrels hereaway to crawl
], af.r holes and pull the holes in after
:, Tn
8 Eft rrd half by seven inches i. the
!. aT--trrEce Of nm egg first laid by a hen
= ritsu hid by Mr.. Smith-John Smith
Z .lt'r-uu the editorial table of the Cur
u yJilIe Times.
y T. was Gideon Kfnports, and no., as the
4, < insisted on saying last week, Peter
- We wrote Porter Kinports, who sold
D. Ns worth of standing timber to a Will
fa-nort company.
u-Sr. Jos Wagner, of woodberrv town
"a Blair county, raised 81 bushels of Peer
e-.s potatoes from two bushels OF seed and
~ -e-fourth acre of ground. Some of the
ross weigh 2L lbs.
ID File temperance men Of Blair county
y, nominated Capt \ NJ. Lloyd, of Gays
/. r. for Assembly, and A. A Stevens, ESQ,
Tyrone, for District Attorney. This in
! ,7eniion at Bollidaysburg on Saturday
Z 4 -Ls,, week. Mr. Jane. NJ. Kinrorts. of
II iaystHTE, sold eighIy-four trees for
rsr rear Cherry Tree, Indiana county, for
Z IN tN rs'G being over $40 for each tree
~ las7 a.. 70 &c hauled seven miles TO the
- vrsr.
-G'-lz Want, a Young Englishman, had
q LF |1Fd torn of, or very nearly SO, on
~ &1r'rrning, 1st inst, by the bursting
'Gn While returning from a hunting
4'ion, near Philipshurg, Clearfeld
~ -.'sE i Mills this time who has thrown
'o amer 10 the breeze inscribed with the
i'7e business motto, Cash sales or no
u. and who IL determined TO fight it on,
4; line If IL takes the balance of his
- title daughter of Mr.. Curtis Corrolus.
k,op ..1 Bona, was so severely scalded, on Mon
'reuing last, by pulling a tin-cup of
, q Zee otf the stove-hearth, thereby del
4, her face and throat, that her life 10
n4se red Of
4 = Cambria borough lad named Tommy
n had one of his fingers whacked off by
le tother day. A warning TO Tommy
asa rule. not to fool with any tool so
g .harrer than himself, the aforesaid
~ Toos.
s1sfer John Wise. grandson of Prof.
-. Sc, made a successful balloon ascen-
In w the Fair Ground at Indiana, Pa,
q .'fav afternoon. Master Wise is the
q - Grruraut in the world, being only
% years of age.
te grade on about nine miles of the
-. fled branch railroad, Blair county, is
~ III 10 the mile, with several curves
nversge 10 degrees. The grade on the
oscl Horse Shoe bend at Kittanning
car only 81 feet TO the mile.
riun ATTN '. Fry, whose arrest and in car
I'D IN our county Jail on q charge of
<ier We have already not iced, was tried
shel District Court, Johnstown, on Mon
~ Md iound guilty as in manner and
~ i, 1dirted. Not yet sentenced.
Cre !aln We have to ask the indulgence of
.. 'tld and correspondent "M." for fail
4. ne more to publish his second letter
s'n!a, Us length having rendered it's
Vcd Jon Ills week impossible. 1t will not
fh 'o.d before next week, however.
1e ,. Wt!Fcr, of Summitville, attempt
ss' On moving train of ears at Will
~ .n saturday, but instead got up "on
I1rk by the side of the track, and now
Ia ans of having "head put on him"
~. y would much rather was on some one
n shoulders.
At unknown man, aged about % years,
- ',H by The engine attached to the
N "a Express west, on Tuesday morn
nd SLout o clock, near Mount Union,
erFlhly injured that he died in Hunt
Nhlthcr he was takin, in n few
u aereafter
~ a &c limestone rock, quarried by Mr..
NJ H"ris, at Hemberton Lime Quarry,
-Ne' west of Spruce Greek, Hunting
aS was shipped TO Philadelphia on
sIs,ant. 1t weighs six tons, and is
81 - ~ Y" he placed on exhibition ut the
- al Exposition.
- l7 little dailies at the eastern and west
- OF the mountain may "cease from
a,s about Mr.. Simon Fisher, of A lle-
"a, usEip' who may have disappeared
n n t somewhat mysteriously, as re-
= VINO is still not only in the flesh,
H'ueh AZ home now as he ever was.
e,! hughes, one of the oldest freight
,rr on the Pennsylvania railroad,
I,-,-..l's,, train on Sunday afternoon at
,rs- me, and one of the car wheels
C5g ~. 'S arm and one of his feet. He was
utSo,n ior n brakeman on the pla:-
,o1ug GNU ''io'o''
atn saw mill of Mr.. A. C. Milli-
maUu' ABOUT one mile rom Loretto,
h len, destroyed by fire on Wednes-
3 6oo Iast week, involving a loss of
- n % %o,o oI 900. As the mill had not
- !. ~ dtlen for two or three days pre-
iit .oIIl Sgration, the presumption
n, was set on fire.
Itiek Inn nm .; Lomoreaux, one of our
stbs TTWnship patrons, while on his