The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1875-02-26
GAL AND PERSONAL.
There, and the OMe,. Piece

Tn ere, and the Cnte'' tSce.
nc "Iuuuirer' at time. Next week
1hei one shall have his say.
Vim. Nesbit, Esq, colored, has been re-
jnted Notary Pubic for Altoona.
&c regular session of the Cambria coun-
1brt will convene here next Monday, at
IIpck, n. IN.
s. Hannah Bomgardner received two
Tor School Director in Richland town
b the 10th.
.bbaccos of all kinds, at old prices, for
NJ. l.. Oatman. No extra revenue
= Don't forget this.
he banks were the only business houses
q place that observed Washington's
ay, by shutting up shop.
will pay you well to take your ready
81 Oatman's cash store, where you will
beds at strictly cash prices.
Eing to the semi-liquid condition of
5pw drifts, the roads leading hence to
[T1town are nearly impossible.
= little child of Col. Fry, living near
Dmsburg, Blair county, was burned to
a few days ago. No particulars.
ION. Samuel Calvin, of Hollidaysburg,
sumo the mantle of Alexander Hamil-
might aud speak to the people OF Al
y on the subject of finance.
three year-uld daughter of Joseph
(. Railroad agent at Blairsville InteTsec-
Vas eholled to death by piece of pear
|ng in her throat, on Friday last.
II. Daniel Mcdonald, one of the mos.
IL ard respectable citizens of Cambria
Ia. is,we are sorry to say, lying seri-
IN, though not without hope as to his
tte recovery.
10. j. Akers, of the Altoona Mirror, has
'elected Councilman from the Second
I of tha: city. "Aker>" of less deserv-
en fill much fatter Offices, but tEen we
Deorge will go up higher eventually.
Iaj. Israel Uncapher, a much respected
= of Mt Pleasant, WestmoreianG coun-
kough mistake drank a quantity of the
Bitter almOnds-a deadly poisonous
~ week, and died inside a half hour.
"a we were not complimented with a
dc the other night, we bespsak one
Xxi fall, after we have been elected
d Treasurer-which of course we will
re get the nomination and the other
y don't beat us at the polls.
kftcr having been showed up for ten
sour branch railroad was on Tuesday
u up for purposes of travel ard traffic.
1f three locomotives and fifty men
Mays TO plough their way through the
eof piIed-up feeciness.
Fednesslay was ST. Matthias day the
then, according TO popular tradition,
Rather either makes ice or breaks ice.
.e thermometer is a glaring insult 10
tie lligence of the nineteenth century.
the boy who couldn't tell lie was
Move ground he would now be l43
of age-last Monday having been
1n gtou's Washday. But, alas he is
aud his imitatorg, If he mas any, are
ID like angels visits, few and far be-
1r. Aleck Coulter, who vas born and
q ut thc Summit, this county, and whom
new intimately in our younger days,
b Sudbury on Wednesday. His re-
" III be inferred in the Catholic Gem
at the former place to-day. May he
b peace.
r. have hal so much TO do for the past
lays with " hat the doctor assures us is
D poison" i'll the blood that we have
no room for Quincy" That's
HUT our correspondent will understand
Bur paper was full up when his letter
Ied us Thursday morning.
kt the rifle tournament held at II un-
b. this week, Mr.. F. II. Barker, OF this
. carried off the fourth prize-S2O ia
81 The first prize, Remington rifle,
Goa by Blair county man named Me-
ley. Distance, one hundred yards off
, five shots; string, six inches.
bow that the winter is waning and the
ing is letting go of the ril!s, better bar
d than over they're gaining who invest
fmoney at the store of one Mills, where
er goods in profusicn, of all textures
les, are by 10 means dclusion to
i ho go there with their 'piles."
he sixth annual rifle tournament for
)in gdou, Blair, Cambria and adjoining
lies was held at Huntingdon on Mon
Tucsday, and Wednesday of the pres
EEK. Several sharpshgoters from this
81 were present, but it did not require
Sial car to bring home the prizes they
3nr brothers of the press Will accept
Es for comnIiseration extended in our
Illness, to which we add the assurance
Re feel all right again, although we
g but wish that we were a rich editor
onough to kick up our heels aud bid
Orc and the freeman print shop avaHnt
month or two.
3on. John Reilly and his estimable
= bride rcturned OH Thursday evening
3 week from their wedding tour, which
6lieve included a brief sojourn in Cal
y, and have settled down to the every
eaiities of married life, which we trust
Ill find as pleasant as their brightest
lpations could possibly picture.
Xnited States Senator John Scott, of
hgdon, will step down and out next
|G1ay. Well may he siug-''If thus ear
m done for, 1 wonder what / was be-
~ !" But he purposes engaging again
= 6practice of The Jaw, and thus what is
- the nation will be saved TO his imme-
HGlients. So, let us not unduly weep.
Ehursday afternoon Of last week, far
aimed John Goss committed suicide by
|Sng himself, on his own premises, in
u township, Blair county, about four
Enorth-west of Tyrone. Mr.. Goss is
D have been an industrious and upright
3nd the cause which inpelled him to
et is not known. He leaves a wife and
Iildren.
.fobabilities For Cambria county,
weather, accompanied Ivy rising bar
q; southwest 20 northwest winds; iher-
|<ter, 100; partly cloudy and partly clear
b., with TO : c Of .io'ks rushing TO Ny
kLloyd's store, High stIeet, to lay in
ply OF the elegant spring goods just re-
at that establishment.
4 T. Spence, OF this place, will open a
d photograph gallery at Chest Springs
y 10th of March, proximo. All per-
wanting pictures will find in Mr. s. an
who Will give satisfaction both as to
~ of workmanship aud iowness of price.
Dgraphs taken i'll any required size
gems and ferreotypes. Competition
I26-3t1
The Band of Hope, Juvenile church
nization, will give public entertair,-
AT the Congregational church next
pesday evening the proceeds TO go to-
the purchase of n Sunday school libra
The exercises will comprise vocal and
hmental music. Admission, % cents;
ZEN, 10 cents. The compliment of a
louse should be extended the little ones.
hree stables in Altoona, owned respec-
by Messrs. Philip Dempsey, George
MS aud T.. Johnston as well "a ware