The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-09-27
Local Core.

CARRoLLrorr. ~<
DEAR FREEMAN-Your eorrespv- ~ a
hitherto neglected to notice the fact @&f~<Z
former resident of our own has returned s1>,Z =
and perInanentIy located with US. We refer -
Mr.. Ferdinand Sier. saddler. who Tor the pt !
seven or re eight yeaEs hss pyen bs 70 'ne
During the visit or Rt- Rev. bishop TuigG&'
CarroIltown, last Wednesday. the sacrameIt 4
confirmation was administered to three 81 1
dred and twelve children and adults. RI 4
shows the efficient energy OF our pasto1<>d
est manifested in the sp5stsssrs4> welfare 6f the
congregation by Revs. Prior Kramer aud Faith
We are this week called upon To chronicle
the death of Mr.. jacob Gill. one OF our most
old aEe of 81 years. months and days. After
a very brief illness. this worthy and respected
ing pain of any kind and seemingly free
from all manner OF disease He leaves a large
seventy four grandchildren and forty-three
great-grandchidre1. All that mortal OF
the deceased was conveyed to the cemetery at
st. Lawrence, this county, on Monday, and
there Inferred by the side OF his wife, Who had
preceded him 20 eternity, May he rest IN peace,
The many old acquaintances OF VIM. Kfttel,
Esq. were sincerely sorry to learn of that gen.
week. He was held In high esteem 10y ali of
our citizens, and To notn few of us was he en-
ceared by more than the ordinary tics of friend
ship. Among these our correspondent { anhot
fail to pay passing tribute TO the kindness,
t utoa,iS anu gShuLne SnIlssiail enaracIer OF
the deceased. To the writer bereo! he was err
I deared by many acts OF personal friendship,
. ana we unite with the surviving family and
friends in sssuagng the grief Of his loss by re-
calling his virtues and merits during life. Nay
{ his soul rest in peace.
To the stranger viewing the pile OF store
! goods boxes in aud about Bankers store the
! idea of wholesale establishment presents it
I self very fOrcibly- To the large stock usually
4 kept ny this firm has just been added com
! plete assortment OF hardware, well as of sole
! leather. This is new departure in our town
and should he appreciated and patrOnizcd ac-
cordingly. Messrs- Barker take trade dollars at
their face. SURsUM.
GALLITzIN, Sept. 81. 1873
! DEAR FREEMAN--The great plague that has
4 caused so much suffering and so many deaths
! among the people OF the South has awakened
/ in the hearts tOf sympat athiznE community a
( desire IL relieve as much rs possible the dis
4 donations to the relief fund. Through the
/ solicitations of our worthy friend, Z. :. Butz,
! ESQ, an excellent band of minstrels from Al
J tOOua gave concert in this place, the proceeds
. of which we're added 10 said fund. Mr. Lur7
himself played the piano. and IS, by the way, q
: first class performer. The concert was really q
rare musical treat, and gave entire satisfaction
10 the audience, which vas large, The sun
realized amounted TO 1850. II is certainly
creditable TO the people of the North to see the
interest everywhere manf ested in behalf oi
their fellow cOuntrymeu OF the South, and vii
be the means OF allayin4 the butter feeling:
I which have too long held sway In both sec ions
And now comes the lager beer. Mrs. MARY
/ Apkenbauer and Ar. Andrew Geogler, both Oi
! Holii1aysburg, have purchased a lot OF grounG
( in Galftzin, on which they are baving large
! brewery erected. We are pleased TO see i'm
I provements made and new manufacturing es
/ tRblishments erected. and therefore wish theu
J success in their enterprise.
The work in progress at Bennington In tht
building of coke ovens is progressing rapidly
and will soon be completed.
understand the Campbell Brothers are RbOu
to take out large quantity of stone, from tn
quarry in this place, for culvert on the Pa K
r.. and as n consequence will give emplOymen
to quite a number OF hands. More anon.
u,