The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1872-04-27
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
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known as kaiser" was found dead in q stable
was buried on sunday He was foIJowed to his
hnal earthly resting place by about 1900 peO-
pie OF all ages and both sexes. Kaiser's right
name was John Scheidly, or, as have il,
Johr Gschetdele He was born in MchcIboch,
on the river BlitZ, county of Geildorf, and king
dom of Woertown, Germany, in the year 1872.
lie came 10 this country in 1853 as a peddler.
came to New York. then 70 Baltimore, and sub
sequently TO this place, where be became de-
supposed to be the cause of this arrangement
or mind. Loving as he did the daughter of
was not reciprocated. and this caused him great
mental trouble. Kaiser was honest and up
right, and respected by his ldpdsmen, or
German friends but was much ridiculed by our
people especially by Young Americans some
the unfortunate Kaiser Some say that Kaiser
had property, but we think not. Pea .e to his
ashes.
A young man named william Kinney, of Con-
cmaugh bnromgh,died on Sunday night of small
pox, after few days illness. 1t was thought
that the disease had subsidized entirely, but il
would now seem otherwise Great care and
continued watchfulness. with every precautlon
airy measure, will be necessary to eradicate this
disease.
AR. IIeslop, one OF our leading painters, in
forms ms tnat he has been to the Summit reno
yating the hotel buildings lately purchased by
Capt; w m Linton This movement speak well
for the new landlord, and we think that he got
pioyed Ar. Heslop, as he does up all his jobs
according to Gunter." ALI. will do il more for
anybody that wants him.
If anybody wants TO catch snow watcr, all
one has TO do is TO put tubs out on Sunday
night, Tor it will possibly snow every Monday
We were down to see Mr.. Alver Akcrs' garden
on last Thursday, and we were astonished to see
peas and asparagus up and growing finely and
onions shining i'll green garments MIR. Akers
spring;
Mr.. Green of our town took us up pair of
stairs, le, ding from Main street, on Monday
last, as he said, ''to the sights.'' Hecombcd
one hair, set us on a chair, twisted our neck
then threatened to shoot us, and did actually
Goint large ix-ponnder at our head, but it
sat perfectly still and parayzed. We called
round on Thursday, cane in hand, to resent the
notes with the picture of man on each one.
| We think 1: Is the likeness of Hartranft. Wcs-
! man in the State-wc mean he takes better
| Photographs than any other man in the State
at mo- 30 Main street, Johnstown. Hcalso keeps
| for sale frames as large the moon.
Iron has gone up in price,-so have halls
! so has California running stock, so has stock
in the Cincinnati Convention 1t is difficult TO
account Tor the rise in iron but il may he large
| United States, which have created a demand
Fresh FISH can be regularly obtained in our
! market now. Also, onions and radishes by the
! bunch New strawberries sold in Baltimore
the other day at 81 30 per quart. That cheap
| to those who had more money than they knew
! what TO do with, but the delicacies did poor
Ayoung couple camc TO town on last Tuesday
| German Catholic church, where they were unit
| ted in the bonds of matrimOny. The Johns
town "Glee Club having received a sly notice
| TO be about, went out to Geistown in the even
| ing and serenadcd the party, who in turn gave
! them lots OF good things This was followed
| by tip Of the light fantastic toe, at the hotel
kept by Mrs Helm. The Gee Club speaks very
! favorabiy Of the citizens of Gcistown. as clcv-
| er and hospitahlc people and would not be un-
willing to renew the visit at any time.
! Rev. Doyle OF the Brethren Church was nErcc-
ably surprised, few days ego. by some twenty
or thirty of the members of his congregation,
who repaired TO his residence, loaded down with
baskets continuing many of the comforts and
Injuries Of life This act % %Inanifeste,d pron.er
! VIM. j. Patton has put up novel turning
power. On this framework is large metal
wheel about ten feet in diameter, or thirty
thre1 tect in circumference, with CoGs on the
| upper side, vi hich revolv-s small wheel, which
or hand wheels, the bands propelIing circular
saw, and a turning lathe: With two-horse
there is hut little friction to overcome.
AlScndifer & COppOck had a grand opening
on lsSi fdday at me opera Ii0mse' wfre
play OF bonnets, hats and flowers, and hunted
words adequate to n description of the scene,
but language utterly fails. II was Il most
Henry Fritz, who lives on the - S5merset road,
about one mile out OF town, has three thousand
rfen htfnreG ror We saw his vSeyod SeS
| last fall when the grapes were ripe, and pret-
the East and also the road so that from the
road one could see nearly every cluster OF
and saving German, and takes great delight in
| culI1yatIng grapes and gardening. The vicinity
I
ing and useful men. ...# .t. ..s I
We soc from the Harrisburg Telegraph that
Dauphin county can boast one hundred and
seventy licensed tavcrns and eating houscs.--
We thought Cambria county could do pretty
web in eating md drinking, but Dauphin can
beat us all hollow.
Large glass Windows are the rage in J ohns-
| town. Many of our private citizens are taking
| out the old-fashiOned windows and putting in
| new ones with four paneS to the window
| These windows make II decided improv vemcnt in
the appearance of the town. ROB Roy.
| TRIBUTE OF RESPECT The Social Tenn
! pie OF Honor convened at their Hall in this
| place on Friday evening last, at which time
the Following Preamble Il al Resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas. Through the diSpenSatiOn of Al
mighty God. the Dispenser ofall human events,
il has pleased Him to remove from our midst
our dearly beloved and esteemed Sister. Mary
Jane Humphreys; therefore. in Wow OF this
! dispenSation of Divine Providence. be it
| Resolved, That while recognizing the event
! as II solemn admonitiOu to all. hunblv
bow to the viii of the great Creator in this try
- .,s is 2 temporal loss is to deceased Sis
the dccca cd our heartfelt sympathy and con.
! dole with them in The loss of true and devo
ted daughter, y kind and a1fcctionatc sister lI:
! Cfhclcnt COW orS er IN the cause of temperance
and useful and beloved member of society.
| Resolved. That the death of our Sister adj
monishcs so to live that when we are sum
moncd from our labors here on earth we may
| be prepa" ed to meet the great Chief above in
that Temple not made by hands, eternal in he
. heavens. -
we cannot tell who next may fall
Beneath the Christening rod
One must be first, but let us all
| Prepare to meet our God"
| ELLEN LEWIS,