The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-08-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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here. There. ana the other Place.
Trout fshiug will be out Of season after
iroument Court is IN session as we go
L0ar county jail at present contains
.ranry-four inmates.
father and two sons are among the
-rs-1ners now confined in the Clearfied
qua thirty pound tapping was
. caught In the reservoir uear HOllidaysburg
...ufIrr day
Il THE Altoona authorities have been max
s-.-rratlar raid on The haunts OF Tie fallen
-r-..- on NiHth avenue.
Ten acres of land ana two small plank
r.~.as near HolHdayshurg were recenJly
-rt..r private sale for $500.
Rev. n. =. Doyle, formerly of Johns
..,r is one of the Labor Reform nominees
jog Assembly in Huntingdon county.
An old lady named Barbour died in
Cambria township OF Monday last, and was
buried III Lloyd cemetery Tuesday after
The experiment of cuItivating tobacco
has Ea.u e~sayrd this season Ivy Mr.. Conrad
-arr--. of JUhnstOwu, with fair promise Of
-.l.re-s.
"a young woman named Catherine Fon-
7r-s.r. ~ CruemauEh borough, having been
7..5r1-ad VI uusuuud mind, has been sent TO
MIR Hugh Pitcairn, of the Altoona Tyt-
rr.. sL1 mas been taking in the Paris Ex-
position, VIII return home about the 10th
-ras Democratic State Executive Com
--r...a viii meet for the transaction of i'm
-.--art political business at CressOn to-day
IA former JuHust0wuer named Henry
Tr.H.r wac killed iu mine at Marquette
1-.l.--u. last week, 10y the fall Of a heavy
After all the Altoona Fire Company is
r.- coming here 10 picnic. WilIiausburg,
DIR county, appears 10 have presented SUI
-.-..T Inducements.
The EHeuslurg Silver Cr-Uet Band gave
i- first open air concert this summon on
Tuesday evening. They make good enough
-..-.. 60 come ont OfteHrT.
The hot season has set hard on Mr.. Eli
G-..u. Of Altoona. He weighed ~ pounds
couple of months ago, hut now tips the
s.a..- $50 low az 404 pounds,
-SIcIiH St.tiier on Monday located five
parties. convicted of various grades Of crime
A. rla recent session of the Blair county
-.ur-. 5u the Western PeniteutiaTy.
The Altoona Tribune tells the story but
fails 90 swear TO II that a rattesuake five
feet seven and uuc-haif inches long VAS kill
at ir E mir county one day last week.
Mir. Charles J.. Linton, youngest son Of
Major John 'ou. formerly OF ,IUhnstovu.
..v ut Rochester Pa, died at Minueapoiis
Iru., on Sunday morning last, aged 80
g.ar- AID months.
The entire family Of Mr.. Aaron Bit.ner.
If HrutL.rsvalIey township, Somerset c0un-
rT. Consisting Of his wife and two children,
recently died from diphtheria within a day
.r fH0 Of each other.
-Cgugr-ssuau CampJeII's parting appeal
r.uz while IN town the other day was con
tanned Iu La simple word "ForbeaT 80 We
..'3 Linn We were for Baer or any other man
who could beat Campbell.
The religious exercises known as Tho
Forty Hours Devotion will be held in the
Church Of tie Holy Name, in this place.
tE.m Sunday the 25th, 10 Wednesday, the
-..U uf he present month.
by Tie destruction Ivy Ere Of the chemi-
90. works connected with their paper mill
60. Rearing Spring, Blair county, last week,
E..--Is. Morrison, Bare & Cass suffered
loss O.. Sl.-0D. Fully insured.
The Presbyterian chufch, Holidays
turg was Barron OF religious services last
Sunday. owing 70 the fact that Rev. W. II.
Barron the pastor, was listening to what
ta" Wild waves were eayiBg at Ocean Grove
uu That day.
II. II. Herr, Esq, an Altoona lawyer.
Lad one of. the bones Of his (Herr) left arm
ra-raraI d few days ago by being thrown
from buggy. His (Ierr) injuries are not
serious, though they Herr-t him for while
pretty badly.
Mr.. George HuntIey is about able to say
chat the work Of improving and identifying
his --ore-roOm is completed. TIE gallery
which now runs around the interior is GER
t1fulv a tasteful idea and reflects credit on
It's protector.
Tile coal miners in several sections Of
Western Pennsylvania are holding meetings
So consider what price shall be charged for
digging hut il is not known that the miners
So ,Ais county are dissatisfied with the wa
Es they now receive.
The picnic of the telegraphers at Cresson
last Thursday was largely attended, and the
reports that went over the wires seemed 10
Indicate that much pleasure was found in
tle HafLlesS woods which lie around that
famous summer retreat.
"A patent for CuiIls for hubs was award
cd ore day last week TO Sir. Patrick II.
Burns, OF Indiana, Pa. Chills for 'hub-
.--.' which is quite a adltfereut thing, needs
la rateut-au irate wife and n bucket OF cold
wafer being all sufficient for the purpose
The Fish Commissioners Of the State
alvs appointed Mr.. Robert VI 'Combie, of
carroll township, y Fish Warden for this
county. His commission Is dated July Il
1873. and is 20 run for three years Now
look out. ye viOlatOrs of the game and fish
Jaws iu Cambria county
On Saturday Of next week, Aug. 10th,
N-. Hoffman, surgeon dentist OF this place,
Will De at W llwore for the purpose of attend
ing ro the wants of all il that vicinity wh o
may stand in need Of his services and on
Thursday following, Aug. 18th, he viii visit
tarrglit0wu for a like purpose
The Gne summer resort in this place
Ergwu as Belmont, although only in the
midst Of its FIRST season under the manage
Ieut Of MT. Heist, has already become so
popular that the proprietor has found il inn
possible 20 accommodate all who have
sought shelter under it's hospitable roof.
The Altoona Mirror says that one day
last week Mr.. Philip Dempsey, Of that city,
cold tract Of land containing thirty-eight
acres and some perches, situated along the
line Of the Hoilidaysburg Branch Railroad
and just outside the limits of AltooEa, to DR..
> c. Baker for $500 per acre, or $4,000 for
Tie entire tract.
Under the head Of Obituary" in
another column, viii be found a notice of
the death Of venerable and much esteemed
citizen Of Allegheny township, Mr.. Michael
ot being the first male child born within the
present limits Of said township. Peace to
bis ashes and eternal rest 10 his soul.
Our young friend Ed. Kittell caught the
boss Of the hla, x 5ass tribe last Monday. II
measured fourteen inches in length and
weighed about three pounds, more or less
especially less. He also caught several fine
catfish. One of the same species fully hf-
Teen inches long was captured in the same
water (Shiukle's dam) the same day by
Rev. T. r. Jones.
Howard, eldest son Of our much esteem-
ed friend, Thomas HerzOg, of Johnston,