The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-07-27

tensive hardware establishment on Hin
| thor C.hef business then on that leading
E,' womb do we'll to follow suit
| tcohn Brotherline, Esq, of Hol,ilavs-
ouis, VINO was charged not long since with
'h attempt to outrage the rerson of an ii.
fSoona woman named Iooihis, ysas taken be.
~, ore Associate > Jndge Smith, Of Blair county,
on { writ writ ot habens corpus, one dav lasf
week, anu discharged for want of evidence
ne aiiegeu ohense was no doubt tru,bnpi
up f9f black mailing purposes.
! t,,,i /. a. NiNon hlnkead, son of II. kin-
keau, Esq,, of this place has recently been
assigned to clerkship in the registered LET.
/ Ter department. OF the Baltimore post-ot
OF which city he has for several veats mast
n pTerr Th resident: He takes the place of J.
ment to Gen. Tyher, Nix. has our best
| "isheS Tor further promotion;
! chehry seaman, Esq, William r. Nc
Sonheli and James IL. Mcconnell, Comthfs
sloners appointed by the Court to rnn tbs
nnes OF the proposed new township IN Is
FORMED out of parts of Washington and Snms
! merhill townships, expect to finish their
work 10 day or tomorrow. The new town.
snip VIII be called either Portage Sonman
or Penn-most probably the latter.
| Ever since Ewes incautious experience
IN IN me Garden of Eden, Babies have been
ne institution. Petted by men and loved
by women, their baby life would be AN ah-
solutely happy existence bnt for hose exi-
uehces OF mortality exhibited in Collie
fiatulency, etc.,-all happily relieved AT
once, however, by the prompt use of DIR.
'"i oaoy Syrup. Sold everywhere; 25 cts
.Messrs: Ben. Thompson, of Phladel-
Pnla, and K. III. Thompson and A. j. Rhev.
OF tins place, dropped few lines to the
| 'speckled beanties'' in one of the small
streams near this place, on Saturday last,
ana Ihe result of said correSpondence so to
/ speak, was onr hundred and twenty-two
| nne trout, averaging in length from three to
e'ght inches. The best catch of the season
! by all odds.
! named i Johnston formerly OF Hollidavsbure
We're recently thrown from, a buggy near
| warriors Mark, HuntinGdoa county, the
/ former receiving injuries about the head
I latter having her collar iy,ne broken in two
places and several ribs ira-turss, besides
receiving other injuries of a painful though
/ not dangerous nature
! --Adown the Balkans hosky slore the
Cossack tr"oper rides; the crimson drops are
! o,Ling frOIn his gallant chargers sides: vet
| all the while the work goes on of setting
! clothing good and neat of stvles and tex.
! lures hne and firm, at prices hard to beat:
and the man who does This noble work is
/ not unknown to fame as a merchant clever
Just and true. and Godfrey Wolff it is his
lame. Next door to the post-office, Altoora
! Pa.
Mr.. d. r. Williams, the able and versa
! tile editor of the Mtfliniown Tribune friend
/ M Crums handsome and readable newspa-
per, and f. X. Martin. Esq, now a success
b Aut pfacNll1Ontr az the Lancaster bar, iOOKad
/ Iii on their numerous friends in this vCui-
| Iy yesterday, the former as visitor to the
sC-e,res of his childhood and the latter as a
/ pilgrim, 40 10 speak. ~ the shrine of his le-
/ gal requirements. Welcome indeed are sali
| such visitors.
/ We are sorry TO learn that a sister of our
esteemed friend Geo. w Yeager, of Altoona
! was, il reports he true, one of the many who
! lost their lives during he terrible scenes
| acted in Pittsbareh on Saturday last, and
! also that Jacob G. DeArmit, son of Alex
| DeArmit, formerly of Holldaysburg and
| nephew of Col. WIN. X. Piper, was killed on
! the same occasion. Both were mere specta-
/ tors OF the scene and bottw shot TO death
by tine soldiers.
/ The Pa. K. II. Co. has recently put an
| observation car on The Mountain Division
| for the purpose of atf"rdiug passengers an
! opportunity to view the wild AMI romantic
| scenery between \ Altoona and Conemaugh.
/ The ear is made with open Sides after the
style of soiue of the street ears in vogue in
| many of the cities, and is furnished with
! large cushioned arm chairs The Idea is
good one and we'll worthy the commendation
7 of the travelling public.
Mr. G.. f. O'Donnell, Democratic candi-
date for Prothonotary, had the misfortune
/ n few days ago to fracture u bone or two i'll
I his right ankle and sprain his right foot
| quite severely while in the act of getting off
. a fence near Loretto, and as a result of the
; nfi.fence-ive movement Charley is compelled
! Just now TO employ pair of cruiches to aid
/ him in life's weary pilgrimage. Still he has
no fears but what he will De all right for n
big run next November.
/ "A few days ago young man named
James NJ. G.. SwOpe, of Barre Forge, Hunt
inpdon county, appeared before Justice
/ Brewer at Bluomsburg and testified that he
! witnessed the murder of the man Abram
! Brewer, who was supposed to have been ac-
cidentally drowned in the canal at that
1 place four year ago. Swope gave the name
/ of boattnan who he said, had struck the
deceased with a spike, aud that he fell iuto
| the canal and was drowned.
! James Mccullough, Of Altoona, heiped
himself to a horse belonging to Mr.. David
X. Ramey, of that city, about II o'clock on
/ Thursday night last, and then proceeded to
the stable of S. NJ. Woodkok, Esq, where
! he cortiscated set of harness aud a phaeton,
/ with which he drove about the city for two
or three hours, and then lit out in this direc-
tion but was overtaken by telegram and
! arrested at Summitville, though he subse-
ouenily managed to make his escape
! The Lillv Coruet Band, which by the
( way is making rapid progress and will soon
be one of the best musical organizations in
/ the county, designs holding grand harvest
home picnic in a fine grove near Lilly STA
! tjon on Saturday (tO-morrow), }, July SSth,
and as they promise their best efforts for The
entertainment and enjoyment of all who ta-
vor them with their presence, AND AS the
| object is to secure the necessary funds TO en-
l able them to complete their mnSical studies,
| we hone they will be well patronzed
"A man named Murphy, living near
! PENNSYLVANIA Furnace in Huntington coun-
! ty ATTEMPTED To capture couple OF cue
/ bears the other day but the juvenile bruins
scooted up tree, and when Mr. Murphy
tried to dislodge them by relting them with
stones they raised an outcry which bronght
the mother bear TO the scene, when she turn
ed the tables on the woud-be captor of her
offspring by chasing him down the noun
tain, causing him to lose pair OF shoes an't
a bundle in his flight, and finally competing
him to climb tree for safety
| The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette OF
Tuesday last does injustice, no doubt unin-
tentionally, to the Cambria Guard of this
place when it says :hat they were ordered 90
The Gallilzin tunnel, where trouble was sad
10 I've apprehen,.ed but ''refused 70 ssemble
on the plea that they had not been sworn
into the service of the State" The com
! -, "a, ,,a,tinp haS held itself in readiness