The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-06
LoeaI Correspondenee.
CARRoILrowN. Oct. 8, 1870.

on the various articles, and also make report
OF the prizes drawn and the names of the draw
ers; The plow was the most exciting contest,
and and. the "a votes, when eounted, stood So65.4-l0
Mr.. Nagle majority of 211 BIO votes The
votes votes on t1S aIe Et09d James ae Kane hSS IIo
majority, 4S5 1-2 votes. For the Doll, Minnie
Schroth had 3Ss 4 votes and Mary Buck 799 1-1O
votes. Majority for Mary Buck 40 6-1o votes.
Pair Of vases, to be voted to either the altar of
the Blessed Virgin or tho altar of st. Joseph.
for the latter $50 9-IO votes, leaving a majority
in favor Of st. Joseph's altar OF 1876 votes. The
votes Tor each or the above articles were ten
cents each and netted the handsome sum of
u. .049 10, in the aggregate.
boiler, Jacob Kirkpatrick large turkey, Father
Urban; high chair, Valentine Thomas worsted
brackets, Father Sweibert fancy pin cushion,
Liant. Gutwalt coffee pot and bucket, Francis
box, Mrs. Mary Kaylor, yellow baby dress, An
ME FL. Bearer, Susquehann ina twp; silver watch,
Susquehanna twp white and blue quilt, An
drew Stritmatter; cradle quilt, Lawrence Cant
Springs; half dozen wine goblets, Mrs Fred
Snyder; doll, Henry Kane, Carroll twp; meer-
plated castor, Mrs. Lawrence Stitch; set of jew
elry, Eleanor Farbaugh; watch holder, Mrs.
Annie Blum small fancy andkerchief, Mary
Carroll, Loretto; 1y brush, Sylvester Byrne,;
egg stand, BERTHE Luther; plow, j. Alexander
niger, Allegheny twp; FIVE dollar gold piece,
VIM Atchinson; glass fruit dish, Henry c.
Sylvester Buck faneS stand. an M Sirs. % Jas. % KirS
patrick nalf dozen silver-plated spoons, Mary
ner set Of glass dishes, Mrs. Francis MsDonaid,
E6ensburg pair of slippers JAS ID. M'Mulin;
dish. Bennett Viii glass besiet, Mary shrimof'
Elmira, n. Y; holy water vase, L. A; Craver
wax fapers per- Amelia Maucher; box of small dish,
es, Mary E. Shoemaker, EbensburY; zephyr cap,
Peter Sharbaugh splendid oil painting of Plus
Miller, Chest twp; deaine dress pattern, Mary
.JOS6nhlnR ErpEl .Tnhn6-
town horse bleeding lance, Francis Kane pair
silver butter knives. John Evans Ebensburg;
German PRAYER book, Jacob Gill, ST., Glencon-
nell; photograph of Rt. Rev. Archbishop
Hughes, Roy- Father Anseim; meerschaum
Mrs. Benjamin Wertner; boys suit, Kate Hart
man silver spoon holder, Harry Hogue set OF
dish, John Buck; small looking glass, Mary
stoltz; china tea set, Mrs John wertner; fancy
Thomas !ady's bonnet, Mrs John Buck glass
sugar bowl, John Buck one box of cigars,
fine, large prayer book, Jacob kirkpatrick EN-
broidered suspenders, John Werner; glass fruit
Amelia Thomas RNpiF Rev. Father christy'a photo,
graph, Mrs Lawrence Schroth; U. S. musket.
cruelty, Mrs. Henry Scanlan; twenty ty-fonr hour
clock. Rev. Father Anselm large lamp, George
Brothers; wash stand, pitcher and bowl. Father
Swibert; poplin dress, Daniel Buck; parasol,
ceiestine, a IeW Lppther fancy oi rug. Anna n.
Sherry white skirt, Agnes stoltz photograph
iand, Altoona white apron, Minnie Sharbangh;
little doll Mary Wertncr; ladys collar, Bar
alia
Mary Buck; patent names, Fred. Hornei mir
isn crsde quilt. Mary Biler nat red and White
patch quilt, Miss. Nj. NJ. Kennedy butter knife,
BUZZ fancy box S6. 2, Mrs. Jas. p; Yenser; fancy
tidy, Mrs. Joseph Gantner butter knives, Miss
fbr aa1e sbaw aTge ssS goslea a
dy's hat, Letitia White; white and yellow guilt,
set of chairs, b. A Luther; rocking chair, Har-
ry Luther; large colOred picture of the cruel
Buck; table spread, Ella Kane; wheelbarrow,
Henry Luther; picture, "ApPle Gathering,
Rev. Father Sweibert; calico dress, David Lib
by; castor, James Kirkpatrick; round centre
table, Mrs Chrysostom Luther; guinea hen'
The total amount realized by tho Fair, which
continued eleven days, was three thousand and
four dollars $1,000, from which deduct $500 for
expenses, and there is left the handsome sum
of the Fair. Considering the condition of the
money market and circumstances generaIliiys
surrounding u.s. we flatter ourselves that We dld
nobly in aid OF noble cause.
Rev. Father Benno returns his thanks 70 ali
in making the Fair the great success 1T was, and
to none more particularly than to the ladies and
assistants in charge OF the tables etc. L.
CARRoLITowN, Oct. 4, 1870.
Dear Freeman--The Democratic meetings
Yesterday, notwiths tanding the iDclemency OF
the weather, were we'll attended. At St Mich
olas the meeting was held in the large new
barn Of Mr.. Lambourn, and WAS presided over
by Mr. Peter Nicely as President, Mr.. Peter
Stoltz and others as Vice Presidents aod sec
returies Il was addrts by Messrs Shoe
maker, Johnston and Rose. The meeting at
Carroltown was also well attended, many Ke-
publicans being present, and was PRESIDED over
by Mr. Henry Hopple as President. DR.. John
f. Maucher, n J Nagle, and others, IS wee
Presidents, and Henry Byrnes and Thomas
Scanlan, ESQ.,, as Secretaries. Ii was ably
addressed by Messrs Rose. Johnston and Shoe
maker, who held the entire audience during
the evening and made strong Impressions that
will last even beyond the brief canvass now
before US.
The initial number of"The Mountain Eeho
has been received and welcomed by all our
peoule The name of G. Nelson Smith is
host in itself, having, rs he has, 80 many old
and warm friends all through this section. -!
promise him a goodly list of subscribers and
the good wishes of all Democrats hereabouts.
You will hear from me again. u.
Or Tr,N IcE.-The young man who drinks.
sWesrs. CANDLES and idles away his time, ls
on a very thin place on the ice, and If he knows
,1hat's rood for him he will abandon his eVll
ways. 20 to work, save his earnings, get him
aelf good wife and buy all the requisite artl
clss for housekeeping IN the hardware arc
stove line from 0eo' IuhSAeJ' :
to furnish anything from a COOK stove 70
mt. meg Crater at as low prices as any other
dealer in the county or out Of it. There 10
no doubt about Huntley being the right man
to buy from.
Anopr CLooKs--Ons Of the first inventions
! In the way of clocks was the "clePsydia' or
-.,ar clock a continuance of the Assyrians and
- - esrIv as the second Sardipapaius. If
So Io~ know when that was. The very latest in
yen,ions in the same line. as well SIS in the
watch, iewelry, sewing machine and fancy %
Goods line. can be found and bought. if buy
Sou want to, at the splendidly stocked empo
rum. rum OF Il. Goods ycu NAV wish to know.
Tv,sr,xe When twister a twisting would
tvist him /. twine, for the twisting twist ne
! three times doth entwine, and then goous Sery :
cheap and goods very hne, 70 ;ns $50 ssS lind n