The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-08-24
LOcuI Correspondence.
CARRoLLTowS, Aug, 20. 1s-

CARRoLITowN, Aug. 20. Is,7.
DEAR FREEMAN-It becomes my painful duty
once more to record the death of q dearly loved
0ne who will be sadly missed i'm the home circle
i refer To the deceasc of Mrs. Christina Anna
which sad event occurred on Wednesduv ~ -
l5th inst, Just one day prior to the completion
of her 3sth year. Mrs. Anna leaves hush, nd
atu eight children TO mourn a loss to them that
is irreparabie, while the entire community
sympathize with them in their great bcreave
nent Mrs Anna having been greatly beloved
py all who Knew her. y large cortCge of friends
and neighhors paid the last tribute of respect
to her memory on Friday morning, when, after
a solemn Requiem Mass. her remains were Ia id
to II 81 in st. Brro odicts cemetery. while the
coPlnts Tears "f IL loving husband and heart
stricken rotherless children bedCwed the hal
lowed earth, the heartfelt prayers OF many
present meantime appealing in her behalf TO
that G cd of Mercy who while on earth She loved
and served 50 well. Rcqtiescdt ia pace.
Another bold burglary which occurred in
this neight'orh pod one night last week proves
very conclusively that the light-fingercd fra
cation. Mr.. Charles Kar,e, of Carroll townshin.
received some money the other day and con
ciuded be would go to Carrolltnwn anu dis
charge Al debt there existing against him. Ue
did s' and PAID out all his money hut about
iour dollars, which he took home with him to
MS iarfn, and that night some prnvlers abunt
the house were frightened away by the noise
and barking of the dogs. But the next right
and his pocket book, continuing the balance
remaining therein, was carried off, II seems
evident that the guilty parties knew that Mr.
Kane had received the money, ard his own inn
preston is that they either saw him get il or
H. l.
drcn were awake at the time, hut were TOO
much alarmed TO call their father from his
sleep, although they heard the burglars enter
the house. Another warning to Farmers TO he
ON the look out even while they are asIcpp and
to he prepared for such villains
The remarks made about ''thc strike ren hing
Carrolltown' in my letter of last week were
irtended merely as a j',ke, as should have heen
apparent TO ali, hut some parties. actuated NV n
spirit born entirely of other motives than those
enuriuY to the general welfare, saw fit To con-
strue what was printed into a reflection upon
the corporation referred to in its treatment OF
It's employees, This was far from heing intend
cd ana is a matter of simple justice and un-
counted truth, take pleasure in tcstifyipg to
the Tact that the working managers OF the farm
spoken OF are always generous, kind and con-
sIderate in the treatment of their employees
and among those who have worked for them il
Is The universal sentiment, if we except the
trivial, Jcsting remarks of Il couple of BOYS
work, or better, ii indeed equal. fare and treat
mcnt. can he found anywhere. And as to
wages, no one speaking truthtully or earnestly
VIII assert mat auy person employed 10y them
is MT paid in full according to merit and the
custom OF the times. / write this much to re-
move any wrong impression that may have
heen created by my last letter, well as to re-
fute the idle talk and stories Of those who,
Whatever their motives, are seeking to put "a
very opposite ot its true spirit and intent
Mr. l.. Schroth is laying II water-pipe from
the spring of MIR. H. .. StOltZ, to the hotel So
well conducted 10y him, nearly opposite. An
other evidence of the fact that MIR. s. spares
neither pains nor expense to make his house
pleasant and his guests comfortable.
SURsUM.