The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-03-12
Local AND PERSONAL.

1nall
n. @.-For a nice, late style hat go to NJ. L.
htman.
-Iadies' hats, all the latest styles, at
eehiey's.
-Germautown yarE and zephyr, all shades,
Stehley's.
81 An election for County Superintendent
ill he in order next May.
Wednesday will be st. Patrick's
hv. Trot out your colors.
.-Oh, the snow the beautiful snow late
b The come, is now on the go.
IA A full line of ladies' and gents bows
hot beaux) and ties, at Stehley's.
81 Ladies' white cotton hose, three pairs
br twenty i've cents, at Stehley's.
&=Everything in the way of fancy goods
<nd notions, very cheap at Stehley's.
X'-Mr. Richard McClain, proprietor of the
ID. Charles Hotel, Altoona, is lying danger
@ousIy i'll.
s.: "A tramp with five fingers and thumb
- each hand turned up in Altoona tho
1Rher day.
81 -The lad Gleichnour, who WAS afflicted
18th that most dreadful of ,disssses, lock
wv, died op Sunday.
81 The man vho wanted to be Latrobe's
q ew p. NJ. was l,otceufrnfed by the Senate,
pd so he is not happy.
81 A brakeman named John Cooper had
be of his hands badly mashed at Crcssor
. Saturday morning last.
81 An exchange informs fiat Senator
Wallace las taken his seat, hat RS 10 where
ke as taken it not word is vonchsaft.d.
X-If nobody has suggested the idea, he
tbesn reader will please accept this rs orig
:tba. Shovel the snow off the sidewalks.
t-Miss Matte Ingram, of Duncansvillc,
y n candidate for the office of Superuten-
4 ent of Common Schools for Blair county.
81 The largest and the cheapest stock of
Xrcss trimmings, ribbons, embroidery, ruff
ing, lace. edging, etc, in town at Stehley's.
III Poor Director John Bloch, of Johns
pwn, who was confined to u bed of illness
<br i number of weeks, has nearly recovered
lis wonted health.
81 Owing to the inability Of counsel, par
lbs, and witnesses to be in attendance at
Epurt this week, number of important
(huses were continued.
Il a. {. Mullin, Esq, a former well known
Dnd much respected citizen OF This place. is
seriously III ut his home in Ashland, Pa,
BAT his life is despairod or
81 The verdict of the :oroner's jury i'm th,
'tnse of the man Burke who was found
tlead near Mineral Point one day last week,
&as, Died from exposure
"a "A social sleighing party with its start
Dig point at Ebensburg and its objective
4soinI Johnstown-time, Monday-did not
XUme eff Two feet too much snow, so.
~ Mrs. Mary Walls, aged 81 years, died
D Johnstown, on Monday last. She was
DC mother of Hon. John Flanagan, one of
Dc Associate Judges of our County Courts
II The young German who rnfor-
innate As to have leg cut off by locomotive
ID the +. Il. X. Co.'S round house at Cone
laugh last week has been removed TO the
= PUor House.
81 -E. Il. McCTum, senior editor of the AL
(oona Tribune, has got back home from
/rOlouged tour i'll Coier,do. He proposes
Rfuruiug :hither in the coarse of pretty
bpu after awhile.
%-HOn. Il. l.. Hewitt, of IIollidaysburg
~ please aCcep: thanks for copy of the
Report of the State Commissioners of Fish
@ies for the year 1S74,' kindly forwarded
81 US day or two ago.
"A number of teachers from this end of
ID county have gone 70 Johnstown to at
nd the educational institute which con
{nes at that place to-day, and will remain
scss;on until tomorrow evening
rThc wife of Mr.. Jonathan Lewis, Of
mbria township, died at her home last
urS,iay. She was a daughter of Mr. Rich
- j. Evans, of the same township and an
1erplary wife, mother and neighbor.
Take your ready cash to NJ. l.. Oatman
save from IL to 20 per cent. on all your
-, hases. If you have no cash ready, get
ready as soon "a possible, fer the bargains
Oatmans are indeed we'll worth going
"A couple Of muscular demonstrations
liveued the monotouy of town last Satur-
y. No arrests, as yet. Where, oh. where
kre the police, sworn conservators of the
pee on those occasions Echo answers.
here
A woman named Peightal, whom i'll
Rlth had driven TO the verge Of insanity,
nmitted suicide at her residence, t,ear
illiamsburg, Blair county, few nights
p. husband and nine children mourn |
loss
ID. B. Nel!ott and wife of Fulton coun-
whose dwelling was recently destroyed
PIE, in which TWO of their children per-
ed have been lodged in the McConnells- |
rg Jail on suspicion of having set fire to !
house.
A barn belonging to Mr.. William Stitt, |
pr Blairsville, on the westmoreland side |
Oh" river was burned down Sunday night,
horse ard six cows perished in the |
Fnes. This is the second time Mr.. S. has
feIed loss of this kird.
y freight fagman the mountain di- !
ION named "Bub" Kirtley was struck by
engine in the railroad yarl at Altoona,
rdnesday evening, and sustained injuries
ich may prove fatal. himself and fani-
reside at Couemaugh.
he practice of snow balling, which has
come chronic nuisance with our school
on the public streets OF late has had "A |
ietus put OF it by the borough authorities, /
man who pot a bup,y, tho s;1a oe =, ell