The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-27

head, while he was engaged in peeling bark
in a woods. The limb struck him across the
breast, infictiug a serious injury, which was
the cause of his death The remains were
inferred in the Singer burying- ground, Con
maugh township.
Our townsman Mr.. Geo Huntley, whose
. place of business is on High street tells us
/ and we tell our readers that he has on hand
Z a few firSt-claSS mOwip g-machines and horse
Takes which he will dispose of at a bargain
\ lot of horse hay-fOrks, worth SO each, will
be sold by the same gentleman at s. each.
He who is in quest of a bargain in agricultu-
I raj implements will 20 amiSS if he goes else
/ where than to Mr.. IIuntIev's t3t.)
. Henry Helsel, the one-armed ex-soldier
who was sent to Jail by Johnstown Justice
for the term of thirty days for assaulting his
wife was turned loose again last week He
had served only thirteen days, but the author
tiles wisely concluded that that was enough
punishment for all he had been guilty of,
particularly seeing that Henry first entered
into a contract afterward faithfully fulfilled,
. to pay all the costs accruing to his case.
/ An Italian peanut vender in JOhnStOwn,
Nusante bv name, committed an assault and
. battery on another Italian named Debarberi,
last Thursday, and used him up in a promis-
cuous sort of manner Amongst other inju-
ries inflicted was the biting out OF a piece of
the upper lip of DebarSeri, thereby disfigur-
ing him for life. MuSante will answer to the
charge at the September term of Court,
bail for his appearance at that time having
been furnished.
The enterprising Semi Weekly Local Nel,s
of Huntingdon has made its appearance in a
partial suit Of new type, with the additional
recommendation thrown in of now being all
printed at home. Like all sensible printers,
MesSrs. Lindsay x WliOughby have decided
to give patent OutSideS' and borrowed
bowels the gO-by, and will hereafter edit and
publish the whole of their paper themselves.
They have our best wishes for their future
prosperity.
Curling Irons and Hair Crimpers have
been left in the shade by the L. :. HAIR
rs-f
beautiful hair dressing, and will curl the hair
as soon as applied. Price per package 80
cents, or a sample package for 20 cents. Try
q sample package and test its merits. Only
one sample package Will he sent TO the same
person. Good clean l and cent postage
stamps taken. Sold only by the L. :. Com
. POUND Co, Box A. Litchtield, ILL., 6-13.-4t
-EbeuSbuTg was hOuCred on Friday last
by a visit of few hours duration from
MeSsrs. George w. Yeager and Michael FitZ-
harris, of Altoona, The trst-mentiOned gen
tleman is one of the solid hardware men of
that city, while Mike as he Is familiarly
known amongst his friends runs a hotel
which ranks No. I, and We would mention
these facts more at length We're it not that
We understood their trip to have been one Of
pleasure and not of business May they
. come soon again and stay longer.
The Odd Fellows reunion at WilmOre
. last Saturday though not large as to num-
bers, was Yet a success in its essential fea-
lures. \ meeting open only to the initiated
was held in the lOdge-rOOm after which the
brethren sat down to a SumptuOus repast
provided by Maj. =. NJ. Woleslagle Delega-
tions from Ebensburg, Johnstown, and other
points, were present, and those with whom
we have talked on the subject unite in saying
that they would have no objection to attend
ing a similar reunion once every week.
Weston, the pedestrian, gave specimen
of his walking power under the auspices of
Capt. Robert w. Hunt, in Union Hall,
/ JOhnStown. on Saturday, Feb. 22, 1871. His
contract was to walk twenty-five miles i'll
hy-t 10 N a. II IN htl
walked in ten minutes, and One-half mile
backward. after which he delivered lecture
on Physical Exercise" He performed all
he agreed to do, but the public did not
patrOniZe him, and the receipts We're but
SD, while his expenses were near 500.
Mr.. John MasterSOn, a resident of Gal
htzin this county, and employed as fireman
Of freight engine y %. 9S, +. X. r., was struck
by the GOnghiOghHey Express east at Grape
vile, near GTeenSburg Friday morning last,
and instantly killed. lie is represented to
have been a most eStimable young man, and
his sad death is diplOred by all who knew
him. His remains were removed to Green's
burg and cOtiined, and atteTWard forwarded
to GallitZin, where they We're inferred on
Sunday. The age of Mr.. MastersOn was -
years.
1T has been definitely determined that
tirStclasS game of base bali shall he one of
the attractions here on the 4th of July. An
invitation to play such game was some
time since rendered any JOhnStOwn nine by
a picked nine of EbensbUrg players through
Mr.. Harry Engehart ard the same has been
accepted by Mr. Thomas p. Carroll on he
half of the JOhuStOwncrS. The visitors viii
probably come here by the overland route,
and if they arrive on time, the game will he
gin Immediately after the disbandment of
the fantastic troupe.
In South MahOning Indiana county, a
few DAYS ago. Mrs. W G.. l. Blacks little
daughter was hurt on the street by horse
stumbling, and was taken to her home, her
mother being at the time confined to her room
saripTt.fy in SEEING fine child carried
bleeding and inscuSiOle the mother, nOtwith-
standing her illness, rushed down stairs
seized her daughter, covered her race with
. kisses and carried her up and ldId her down
i'm her room. In a moment more the mother
. tainted away, and being laid upon a lounge,
in a few minutes died
Strange things are coming to light, says
the Altoona Tribune. Nature Is all the same
now rs from the beginning, but certain com
biuations are required to develop many myS-
terioUS properties. 1t may surprise some Of
our readers when they are told that the union
by budding red cherry upon black results
i'm producinga SEOw-white cherry This may
seem unnatural, but such fact may be seen
in all its verify on the Kemp fruit farm be
tween that city and Hollidaysburg, and a
knowledge of the peculiar combination IS
sufficient to insure the result anywhere.
1t viii be a source of general regret in
Cambria county, among ProtestdntS as well
as Catholics that Rev. Father NJ Carthy, OF
st. Augustine, is ere long to be tranSi erred
to Parker Pa, by order of his superior, Rt.
Rev Bishop TuiEg. Father Mccarthy, it Is
needless 10 assure those who know him, Is
one Of the most eloquent and genial clergy
men i'm the diocese, and it Is a loss 10 any
congregation or any community TO part with
him. as it is a gain to any congregation or
any community to receive him. May God
bless and prosper him in his new field of Ia
. bOr.
Master Thomas g. Wehrle, of this place,
has been appointed by Hon. r. W. Thomp-
SON Secretary of the Navy, to he a cadet of
engineers at Annapolis. Maryland, Hon y
H. CoffrOth. Congressman from this district,
furnishing the required recommendation.
The preliminary examination viii be held on
the 18th day of September, coming, when the
qualifications of the aSpirant will be duly and
fully tested. He Is a young man Of rare
promise, and it would please us to see him go
up head. The action taken by COngreSsn an
COffrOth i'm this matter meets with unqualified
approval
a woman was located i'm our Jail last
SATURDAY.. The charge preferred against her
was that of vagrancy. She remained in lin
bo till Monday, when an attempt was made
to liberatc her. but she refused TO be liberated.
The accommodations afforded her i'm the Jail
were so superior to what she had been accus-
toned that she proposed TO become a life
boarder in that institution, but this in the
nature of things could not be. and she was
cartcd out of town and over the hill to the
! Poor House by order of our efficient Burgess.
Her place of residence prior to coming here
was Indiana county
The annual meeting OF the Editorial As
sOciation is being held at Cape May this week.
NcPike, of the FREEMAN, accompanied by
nTRrTl