The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-04-09
FOUIH.
A. AND PERSONAL,
Rb ere. and the Other Place,

8pring fever has laid violent hanls
- ii of our citizens.
-4 and wisdom worked wonders for
shoV6r works "Wednesday evening.
-xI0nty fire plugs, it is estimated, will
pln& <U&Ry square in Ebensbura. Plug EN-.
--X&o first beestung boy of the period
mn14n6 appearance "Wednesday morning
wIoE ~ of his eyes ve-y badly demoralized,
@41x<{es Curran, of Johnstown, is still
M and is now believed to be drowned.
H ~ out of his mind when he disap-
>-Xnfer meeting was at the Court House
NU1uoct3ay evening A room full of people
49, 4 ,,rotle for once and for a wonder tail
~ WntoR, pro and con.
-Ih6 many friends of Mr.. A. G. Muilin
- oEfo Vicinity viii he grarfied to learn
tN16 lis recovering, slowly but we hope
xuru1@k from an illness which threatened his
III ~ many days ago.
- freight brakeman named James Kin
'urvV crushed and severely injured by
l,111&1 night between the bumpers of two
go ~ MAS in the act of coupling at Tyrone
on I{fday
I&4 dwelling house of Findley Cameron
Nexr iron gsrown Indiana county, caught
Nm Ekum a defective fiue, on the 1st inst,
ssssssssned. I'd " "
-The fl rst martcn Of the season, solitaR
and eIone, applied at the Cambria House
In this place on Sunday LIST for accomnoda-
tious Tor Itself and friends during the com
inx epaniner.
Among the local items in one of our con-
tauu61nries we find it announced that =
pa1nko.was recently discovered In Jerusalem
wh1rn b supposed to have been occupied 10y
ro6(Ieh Pilate
The Republican County Committee will
Sneo1 n this place on "Wednesday ueX: TO
soDoco ewo Representative delegates to the
0eo1o Con nvcntiou aud signify their choice
To- D4uatorial delegate.
Two children of Mr.. Louis Wehn, OF
JoH*ooDwn, came near boirg suffocatcd by
- ehat had escaped from defective pipe,
% uG6<lay morning last, bnt were fortunate
- lG11ued in time to save their lives.
<s@Vaterfall was there my countI ymen, ="
will - nothing in comparison with the
wu168 " orks that will be here, my towns
ueo. W the friends of the enterprise succeed
In 0atSoting their opponents au the polls to-
uneSrow.
%xDe dlHerence oetWeeh tne Town OF
2JM}n aud vast majority of the other towns
IL ~ State is, that almost every man you
uoc4 d. Mifflin is notary public, while
neosly every man you meet elsewhere is
rot = Republic-an.
--Mr Putt, of Puttstown, Huntington
coanty, after putting in about eighty years
On sifs terrestrial globe, had his lamp of life
pUt net by the king of tennrs' one day last
well. after which he was put to rest III the
I11e&eown cemetery.
An old house belonging 70 Mr.. Andrew
Gin, of Chest township, which was being
uti1I1esl for meai-smoking purposes, caught
neo TIC other day, and the old house and
tho oo1 meat may now be numbered among
the nj, Is that were.
- machine shop and an agriculture i'm
plo1nInf mandatory are hinted at as among
~ Drol abilities of Ebensburg's future if
fbo vafer works go on. For such bless
irlu Any person should I've willing to take
wuf1tN Neven in his whisky.
III George Ssulsby died at ST. Angus
1i1o on Monday last, aged about 7s years,
la06 0as inferred nj Chest Springs on the
lc1t10ing day, his funeral being attended
b ounmbcr of Odd Fellows from this place,
- W01ch order he was a member.
--1Efs Eliza Parrish, relict, and executrix
o( Uf&os Parrish, decd, will sell at pubiic
foI6 ~ her residence in Munster township,
On uonday, April 10Th, two mares, one
yeAFj1ug colt, two fresh cows, young cattle
'oboep, and much other personal property.
The Herald notices the destruction by 2
r9Qonn, inCerdiary fire of l'arn and a lot
~ 1tk belonging to a man named Wolf,
-1s1G11)bg in the vicinity of Strongstown, but
~ - assured on competen. authority that
ne hn by that name lives in SAID neighbor-
<X gentleman whose voice was raised in
Ct lion TO the proposed water works at
>G1< eeting Wednesday night alluded tc
- oariug population of Ebensbure but
l to tell how a town destitute of water
g. presumed to have n floating popr,.
hile Mr.. Daniel Fl. Jones' OF Cam bria
(@I4hip, was engaged in making spiles
Ht view to tapping sugar trees, a few
>go, when the sharp, heated iron used
~ sng the spilcs slipped aud entered the
- part of his left hand, iutiictiug a very
ru1@IGl wouud.
s. <4he tInnitigated scoundrel who recently
BED yaIuaOle dog AMI stole q lot o
G belonging to Mr.. Charles Farhaugh
0It Brr township, is invited TO call arou nt
night soon Wnd interview Charley.
Ehngled spring gun, which is warrant
60 off before the thief.
he eye has never seen nor has it eve
~ ed into the mind of an Ebensburg ma,
nceive of more extensive stock o
aud shoes than is now on exhibition
j. Mills cheap cash store, where foo
fngs to suit all tastes and meet al
can be bought at the lowest casl
he notorious David Farmer and tw,
p prisoners named Richard Long ant
Howard, who were transferred from
|ail here 10 the lookup in Johns,owI
ial at the District Court, managed t,
Pe FROM the latter institution Monda,
by filing off an iron bar, and thus ia