The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1880-06-11

49,, Tom MeNamara and Dick Davis drove
ouU 20 the B!acklick last Tuesday on fshino
intent, and returned in the evening with
some forty as tiIe trout as nave been cauobt
III the waters of this region fol many a dav
length. '' III
We congratulate our old friend Geo N
Stalo, OF Susquehanna township, on the ia ct
Ildt the Grand Jury quashed the indictment n
against hIm for an offence that no one ac-
4ualhteI with him would ever have believed
nm guilty of, even though iurv could have
been induced to convict him
we learn from our CaTroIltOvn contem-
PoIary that a valuable mare owned bv Mr.
Johh y. Huber, of Carroll township, was
gored to death by &C on Tuesday Of Iast
week. Ore of the horns of tbe far from
GoW-ardly bovine penetr@ ted the mares alb
doIhen and forced out the cntrais
MT l. IL IIeist, of the Mountain House
VIII VIII oher at pubic sale, at his lote in this
pace on Saturday, June 26th at ! O'Clock.
p NJ, large lot of wagons, buppieS pbap
tons, SleIghs, harness. feed-cutter. DIoyy
harro- chamber furniture, etc etc. of the
very pes: quality. See posters next week
-Cuf CheSt Springs correspondent gives
an account of the arrest on Monday last of
Jhe man Sweitzer for alleged compIicity i'm
the presumed murder of Jew peddler- for
winch crime one or t-o other parties at
CHeITXFee, whose narIes we did not learn.
are a 50 SAID to have been t. ken into custody
The School Board of E. ensburr borouGb
organized on Tuesday ever ing last. when Mr.
robert Evans, the new member, took his seat
! ne ne following officers were elected John
Lloyd, President George A Kinl1ead Soc
retarY, and r. r. Davis Treasurer and Col
!ector Adjourned to meet on -Iondav even
ing, June 2lst, for the purpose OF levying tax.
"A stock of corn in tassel is one of the
wonders OF GallItZln township just now 1t
was grown in the house, however, and is the
pride of its owner, Mr.. David KratZer. who
was forced on one occasion to acknowledge
the corn without producing it. We mean.
OF course, when he was defeated for the
vember, 1873.
The CarrOltown Ne1os saws that Mr.
Joseph GRAY, of Susquehanna township, has
SOLD TO Clearheld county firm at liberal
price ana Is TO deliver in logs in kiHpOrtS'
cam on the SuSqucEanna river, in time for
the next Spring drive, 1,JO0, 900 feet of hem
lock timber; also that the same firm has
purchased 1000 feet of hard timber from
Mr.. John LantZV.
Among the many welcome friends who
dropped in to see us this week were eX-Sher-
In Banner, eX-SheriT Ryan Hon. l.. d.
WOOdT ltf, Jas. J. Murphy, John NJ. King
g =. schubert, ana number of other repre-
sentative JOhuStOWnerS. Also, Peter Me
Cough, ESD, of Portage, L. J. Stephens,
Esq, of GailitZin, and shoals of friends from
tIerent sections of the county.
1t has been strongly suspected of late
that Hon. D. J. Morrel, Of Johnstown, would
term, but so far as we are aware no one but
the intelligent compOsItor or stupid proof
reader of the Harrisburg Patriot has had
the temerity to say to a certainty that he is
looking after the Republican Congressional
nomination in this (the Seventeenth) dis
trict.
The Altoona Sun and Tribune were each
presented with fine cake by the Knights of
the Mystic Castle on Saturday night last but
as both ''print shops We're shut up when
the donors es>ayed to deliver the goods the
cakes were taken to the residence OF Mr..
CIOyd hreidcT, from whence they were
stolen during the night by some uuconSciOu-
able thief or thieves with very sweet teeth il
their heads.
--AIessrs. Buck & Reinfnger, Of Allegheny
township, lave accepted the agency for OS-
bOTne's celebrated RedpeTS and Mowers, and
will also keep on hand at Bucks Mills in
said township, a full line of Hay RakeS,
Grain Drills, Sc.--all of which will not only
be -old cheaper than ever, hut will be fully
"" dntcd in every respect ReapeTS at
SIC0 and Mowers at S1J-the cheapest ever
offered. Cali and examine.
Judge Lloyd cOntemplates cmbarkinG in
the carp-entcTiUT business as soon as he gets
the carp to enter in three separate and dis
tinct localities he has selected for the pur-
pose in this vicinity. He has an order for
ten or more of these celebrated fish, but as
he has TO either go or send for them to the
State hatchery at Marietta. / ucaSter cOUn-
ty, he is looking around for some one with
a railroad pass to undertake the trip.
-Rev. Father Mitchell, the faithful and
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