The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-16

S"teh on the night of the fifth iust fron,
~ L. ,r,' e''e' OF Rebersbrlrg. Center county
-, We ahiillai has long name and tail
small head and ears nrchiua pacIr ,, !.
S'""t" hintS aud a scar on heel of riyht
! i"re loot. She is quite handsome isa nn;,t
n1ae e,,ee'' ana racking gait. A reward of
- iS oifered for the horse and thief mr.
NiO0 for the recovery of .he borsa IT.,
| when stolen Gnu ''"oie
The Pittsburgh Dispatch tells IF a vopno
couple named John Hart and Miss Eva
Light, of Indiana Pa who ot,nndad =, -;
me ~ smith Grove, Elna on the Eourtb
aiH after dancing seven sets got into tI,pi~
wagon and accompanied by large ,telepa-
tl"l from the pic mic, went 10 the oftt.e ~
squire Elsesser, where they We're married
Ihelr Intention was 10 get married in tha
WOODS but the Squire not being at the mic
me 'hty We're obliged To seek him in his Of
nee Light Hart-ed enough
: The local Ne,rs savs that the he,d h,,,,
OF Guild was found in the cellar of an mn
hnishet house in West HUNTINGTON on m.
4th lust, by some children while piavinr
ln9Ic was quantity of water in the cellar
ana !: Is not known how long the hodv had
laln there, but when taken out il bore marks
vi having heen bitten Gy n dog. The child
was supposed to be five months old. A
heighboring woman named FriedIev tooIx
charge of the body, and bad it inferred
Steps should be taken to discover who com
mitte1 the foul deed
The gbost of the proceedings in hank
NJ. of A
tnoha. rcappeared on Monday last in The
United States District Court at Pittsburoh
III ti'el assumed the shapeeof hearing or
argument, on the Xc"ptions filed TO the
continuation of the r gisters report The
usual continuance was granted and bis
0t0sfstip vanished to appear again in the
future however. bu: in different shane
The infant boy who is now ''muling and
pnking IN his nurses arms will he "a legal
No'er before this farce is played out
& The wheat thrOugIloit The coupfr
I never looked better Than il does now. which
Is g~h news for people who have to huy
Hour at the present eXorbitaut prices The
grass crop also promises an abundant Weld
/ of hay, Il fact which reminds us that some
/ OF the farmers may need hay forks rakes
suaths, etc. which they can we money i'm
Luying from a. A. Barker & Son who have
n large lot of harvesting tools which ,bcv
VIII sell cheaper than They have ever been
sold ut hetore. Don't take our word for il
however, hut go AMI see fer yourselves
-Ianes Gallagher, resident of Prospect
borough, was found dead in an allry-vay
near bis residence on the morning of the 5th
iGst. II had been in Jolinstowii the night
previous, and although not addicted to The
use of Intoxicating liquors, bad been drink
ing somewhat freely, and when lie parted
with boon companion near the srene of his
death about midnight on the 4tlI he was
Somewhat under the influence of stimulaurs
though heart disease was in all probability
the Immediate of his sad demise
/
: children.
&C. A. Reese. recently convicted of muir
der in the second degree for killing his
fa Ilcr-in-law, DIR. Shade, in Huntingdon
f county, was OIL Friday afternoon last SEN
. ienrett to pay the costs of prosecution and
undergo an iuiprisOuueut of ten wears at
separate aud solitary confinement in the
/ Western Peuitrmtiary. The Juig,. also i'm
( posed Il ine of $500, but this was suhs.qnent-
. Is stricken off wh"u IL WAS discovered by ex-
amiuiuE Purlou's Digest that no fine could
be- imposr'.. Reese taken io the peuit,.u-
tiary "n Monday morning last 10y Sheriff
} Henderson, of tlIat county.
/ - IL the ut%r county convention would
I try llIe experiment of hallUiiug first for the
forrest Office, and prorret, upwards, reachiu =
. 'Ir uomirstiou for the bfqdeSt nffic,. last thus
/ keeping the delegates In the Court room, the
. massage of a resolution instruciine the dele
] gates To the State Convention to vote for a
, particular candidate fur a State office would
russess NIL the binding force which could he
given to IL, f"r the reason that il would he
tl,r act of "a majority. ard not of n minority
: uf the convention. If this plan is adopted
IL will l,,. found to work well that il will
never afterwards I've departed from.
! On Saturday last election was held
: in AltonnH for delegates to Il Democratic
. convention ~ nominate candidate for Cit Y
I Recorder an Office tn which she is entitled
I under an Act of the Legislature. Two geu-
I tlctneu sought tire position, to wit: f. p.
{ Tirruey Esq, formerly of this place and
{ 4 V.
! tltat frieud Ti-rnev met with Il Waterloo
I tIefent. i:is apIsou"Iit (Greevy) CARRYING every
one of the eight wards. The convention
net on Monday and Mr.. Grr"vy was of
/ course. unanimously nominated. Th" Re-
pulilicaus have not aS yet pui a candidate in
! the field
Mrs. ShortencarrirT, mother in-law of
! Mr. Joseph A. Wrrtuer, of Chess Springs.
( died very suddenly at the residence OF that
gentleman on Monday night last. The de-
I ceased was in her usual health in the early
7 part of the evening and partoo< of n hearty
+ SUPPER hut was heard moaning bv Mr..
J Wprtuer on his return home about 10 o'clock
at night from this place, where he had been
: attending tho county convention, and he
made haste at once TO summon u lady uei gh-
{ Ior aud from thence went in qnest of a phvsi-
elan not occupying, as he thiaks, more than
ten minutes in all, aud when lie reached
: home q I Isis return lac found his rnoiner-in-
law a corpse. Heart disease, 10 which we
heifeve slie was Subject, is supposed To have
I been tIi.. cause of her death. She was al
excellent aud much beloved Lady, and hei
Sudden aud expected dpnise has brough,
sorrow and mourning TO many relatives and
. piit.itcd th,. earnest svmpathles of large
circle uf friends and acqudntances. May
She rest IN peace.