The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1876-10-27
cAIA AND PERSONAL.
r,eye. and the Other Place.

- In an almost lUperceplIoleq quanti-
2. change your residence if you wish
Dy- rour right to vote on the 9TH of
Srember. -. ~ ,,., -,
.hs closing of the public schools at
'.tnrr Indiana county.
ii of our Cambria county lawyers
,ssrIng the sessions of the Supreme
., in pittsburgh this week
t,d genuine streak of Indian sum-
.,,.a our last issue, but like everything
-f,rable it soon passed away.
w.ires,lay next will be All Souls Day,
...,,I Catholics are not only expected
,tfgqI to rest from their labors.
-orne man named Frank o. Robins
-. C,earfeId, on Monday last, from in
-, r,,sived by falling from barn on
4. .giL nit
r.,rabIe horse recently stolen from
=, irwin Brothoritne, ef Holiday sbnrg,
,.sr recovered, but the thief is still
,-rng the missing
va.srs Kinney & Campbell, druggists,
,.,..,,vn. Pa, desire TO purchase one hun
a., r,unds of ginseng, Call on or address
d shove. io-~o-t.J
An excursion party from Greensburg.
r-H,r, RlairsviIle, Johnstown, etc, to the
.-,bar0f FIVE hundred and nineteen, started
d, .ts centennial on Tuesday last.
A trampirg jour printer named Joseph
TrIly was struck by a shifting engine at
u-rtiogdon on Wednesday of last week,
,.r cent to kingdom come in short order.
a catamount measuring four feet from
/ he ,ip Of the nose to the tip of the tail was
.., and killed on Friday last near Grant
vr IN Barr township, by Mr.. G. c. Adams.
Indiana county is ere long TO be blessed
-ab five weeks of Court, TO wit, the two
r., weeks Of December, the first and third
r,,ss Of January, and the first week in
Ftrrary, 1871.
Al Hallow Fen, otherwise and more
,-.-a,ly recognized as "Hallow Eve" will
N. .- A. appearance next Tuesday. Hide
81 7-u- calhage heads not forgetting the one
Or ---! shoulders.
Il. Is estimated that the receipts of the
PAR 2. Co. from ali sources during the
--.t q September reached tho enormous
..- = $4,000, 600, one-half of which 1t is
.-.t' wa- clear profit.
-Osr-.oquent and patriotic fellow citizen,
2L Johnston, Esq, is booked for Demo-
-1ar speeches at Uniontown on Tuesday,
No. g.s,. at Stoystown on w edues6ay, Nov.
Is. aud 1t Meyersdale. Thursday Nov. ID.
Nj. James COrrie, Dentist, in Baltimore,
v-irs: Il have used DIR. Bulls Cough
sgr1p personally and in my family for two
three years, and ain prepared to say that
'srs is nothing TO compare to it as remedy
t.CJushs Colds. etc"
Hon D. J. Morrell, Of Johnstown, is
ald 70 have an eye on the United States
sera.orship. II he has he will find IN Don
CaneEon foeman worthy of his steel-aud
'i1A works both, 10 say nothing of the CEN
tnnial and his two terms in Congress.
"A Democratic meeting will be held at
Li'ys Station this (Friday) evening, which
vii 0r addressed by Messrs. n. Horne, w,
b. Rose, L. D. Woodruff, and others and
% N-morrow evening a like meeting will
e held at Loretto, where good speeches and
plenty Of them may also be expected.
-Our Old friend and former partner, G..
Nelson Smith, Esq, formerly of Johustowu,
llT Of Philadelphia, bought at SherifTs
'as, on Monday last, the entire interest of
ID. Keenan,, Esq, in the Democratic Times,
GFeensburg, Pa. Now that he has It,
'll' does G. y. propose to do with ftp
MAJ. solomon Baer, of Somerset, aged
'1ibo years, was thrown over the head Of
Stumbling horse on last Saturday after
'h' and the animal afterwards fell upon
"a With such force as TO break several Of
: n.s and iniure him internally. 1t is
'1-i however, that he will recover.
Michael Breunanan, Of walker town
-h H-.'!rEdon county, had one Of his
q 10 'rn ou Thursday morning last by a
~. ....k 4 wood falling upon 81, and a
-alt.'-r of Alex. Denny, Of Hunting
%. '--i wish like mishap on Saturday In
peace q falling of high fence.
' Tramp named Patrick Madden was
80 -i7e-n two freight cars near Bells
.4 Tuesday morning last, aud very
'Ic~ezei. His injuries are prlnei-
-l+fnal, but whether fatal or other
-~i not been ascertained at last ac-
--,'. j" wa- taken 20 the Blair county
-'h'lse flr treatment.
.'-5l7g the past Eve or six weeks the
]" L. Go. has carried to and from the
'.-'al az average Of 1900 passengers
= N'y' which average was Increased last
= 70 about $1,000. And yet not a pas
'7' mas been injured on this great public
shiare during all that time, nor in
s'hce tie centennial opened.
an a'arm cap was placed on the track
u The lower shops of the Pa. II, f.
- - Altoona, on Wednesday evening OF
"eeh' and after freight car ran over
e1Ploded the ugly missile, fragment
"N'ch about an inch long struck Jacob
0s5' In the right eye and totally de-
'yeu That very useful member
'-'' John Bloom, of Pike township,
-e'd county, gentleman weighing
:. -o0 pounds, arose from his bed a few
ss ago and was In the act of dressing
the bones when one of his legs were
WI! crushed TO pieces, and the unfor-
&c man fell TO the floor in great agony.
much avoirdupois for one Bloom, we
= it.