The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-16
a. AND PERSONAL.

XEbensburg sensation
- eight inches of snow greeted The
our citizens on Tuesday morning
Hot of ladies' hoop skirts, corsets,
gloves, etc, just received at Steh-
esidents of JACK son township, Hun
recently died within period of
rs.
hrge stock of ladies', misses and
es hats and sundowns, just opened
y's.
be of boards fell on Mr. Emler, of
4 Wednesday noon, injuring him
Serely.
- Hollidayshurg Standard pronounces
lerney, Esq., the most finished an
I'm Altoona.
Ter on the brain will he the death of
kour citizens II the excitement con-
Duch longer.
> public schools of this borough, or
= majority of them, closed tile win
ION Friday last.
I9thing in the dry goods or fancy
be can be bought cheaper at tStehley's
INV other store in Ebensburg.
5iel Curfman, of Clay tow Eship.
don county, is minus a habitation,
name. Fire did the business for him
Ays ago.
|eather Cock, an imported horse val
E3, Oc0 and owned by n company at
b Unity, Westmoreland county, died
On Saturday last.
Bedford county man broke his hose
8 since while attempting to turn a
pinersault. He probably nose by this
NJ the old thing works.
John Rsgan, who was born AMI
g Summitville, died at Conemaugh
2d inst, aged about - years. The
q eft a wife and one child.
B negro who was drowned at Hun
mot long since, and whose body has
been recovered, would have been
HAD he lived two days longer.
learn from the Herald that no such
Charles Farbaugh reside in Barr
|p, for we were awfuliy much afraid
did live ont there--or thereabouts.
s Rose Quinn, of Johnstown, Is not
rant, or should We say aspirantess,
Position of County Superintendent,
rts 10 the contrary notwithstanding.
niel Montgomery, an aged colored
of uutinsdon, lived long enough
e wife to become the father of TWEEN
and then concluded to pass
heCks.
rruing raftmen reach here repeat
! railroad nowadays, from wheCc7
sh northward to repeat perhaps their
Ing experience on the raging river.
tic life rafting.
man unknown in that vicinity was
r by a fraight train and killed out
bear Mineral Point, this county, on
! evening last. He was supposed to
rnan, abou: 40 years old.
Nakin's bIg egg is now on eXhibi-
the post otfice. Its actual weight is
ld one-half ounces instead of one
as stated by us last week. but the
ons are just as we stated.
p. Rafferty,, of Woodvale, fell from
u while attempting to ascend to or
from the bny-mow in his stable, on
last. The ladder coming down with
nd received internal injuries which
owe fatal.
contract for tubing to the depth of
ldred feet and fully testing the hole
bill north of Ebcnsburg, otherwise
as the artesiau well, has been award
r. +. r. Wilkeus, who is TO receive
the service.
were in error last week in saying
niel u. Jones inflicted very severe
on his left hand while boring spiles
ar trees. 1t was his older brother
who met with the misfortune,
having had no hand in it.
store and stock of goods owned by
a former citizen of Clear
snship, this county, now residing in
county, were totally destroyed by
Tuesday of last week. The loss is
81, 5Ge and the insurance at 81 200.
sr Wortou, brakeman on the fast
East. had his head caught between
Ipers of two cars, at Altoona, Tues
ming last, receiving inj uries which
Mis- death in Harrisburg, wither he
en- TO his home, on the evening fol-
Jouustown Tribune reiterates the
story IN full and gives whatit claims
It's IN substantiation of it's assertions.
Is .he truth we are willing to take
the harsh things we were induced
euial of the Voice and Echo to say in
o The Tribune and it's editor in refer
reto.
rick Tully, an old bachelor residing
ona, was struck by a moving train
upper shop yard at that place, on
y last, aud had one of his legs very
icerated and was otherwise injured
everely. His advanced age, about
We years, precludes tue probability of
|yery.
: store and entire stock Of goods and
] belonging to Ii. Yealy Il Son, at
station, Westmorelaud county, were
Ell by fire on Sunday night last, in
loss of 81, 900 or $4,000, on which
as an insurance of $4,000. 4 watch
rished in the flames. The origin of
is unknown.
ty OF the Pittsburgh furnaces which
en- idle for several months past, ow-
strike among the puddlers, resumed
Dns ON Wednesday last, the old OPP
going TO work at tho $3.50 scale,
er kind of a scale that may be. 9th
apaa ~ s.-as thnnuht xUnnlI yn into