The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-12-02


toona, were 20 have been married on the
I 18th OF last month, but owing to she appear
ance in that city of another woman who had
gone through the same ceremony with Del
trick on a previous occasion, the wedding
bad to be postponed and did not take place
until Thanksgiving evening, divorce on the
ground OF desertion meantime having been
obtained in the Lancaster county court by
the first wife, Deitrick OF course offering no
objection.
The sincere sy1npathies of friends not
few in this community will be extended to
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Teilo, of the Cleveland
Catholic UniCerse, on the loss Of their sweet
little daughter, Annie Grace, aged 5 years
and months who died on the 22d uit from
the effects of scaldS received on the 18th of
August last bv the upSetting upon and del
uging of herself from breast to feet with the
boiling contents Of teapot. May God com
fort and console our stricken friends IN their
sad and shocking bereavement.
Ladies, while silently suffering from your
many forms Of weakness and disorder. to you
is given DR.. Faust's German Aromatic Wine,
guaranteed to benefit and permanently cure
you. A lady writes: Il gained eight pounds
in three weeks by your German Aromatic
Wine" Sold on positive guarantee to in
vigOrate, regulate and give new and perma-
nent vital force. Are you a debilitated per
son, aged and feeble or Just recovering from
the effects of exhausting mental or physical
work Revive the dTooping energies, get
new strength and rich blood by the prompt
use Of DR. FauSt's German Aromatic Wine.
In no vav can il be used AS IN intOxicant-
Ask Druggists. For sale by z. James Drug
giSt, Ebensburg. Pa. I4-1.-e- {. WY
1t Will rejoice the many friends of
our young kinSman, NJ. II. Ward, son Of
Nj. Martin Ward, of this place, who for sew
eral Years past has been in the employ Of the
American Express Company, \ Y, to learn
that he has Just received another-prOmOtion
by being placed in charge of one OF the six
branch offices in that city which serve as
feeders to the main Office at 65 Broadway.
There was quite lively contest for the posi-
ton, several Of the management having each
a favorite, and for thai reason Mart is de-
serving of special congratulatiOn for having
succeeded To = post Of trust and responsible
ty which we are sure he will fl to the entire
satisfaction Of his employers and the public.
Nav his career be ever upward and onward.
We regret to state that Rev. Father
Boyle late OF. this place, but now pastor Of
St PatTicks church, GallitZin. has been and
probably still Is quite unwell, his ailment be-
ing 4 fever Of some kind brought on few
days ago hv OveThpatinC himself. while on his
way to attend 20 the spiritual wants Of one
Of his parishionprS whose death was believed
to be near at hand Our Rev. friend also
had the misfortune to be tripped up the day
before his Illness came on bv 4 loose boai 4
in one of the 1ilapitated sidewalks which
there abound, and falling fat on his face
was badly stunned, and probably hurt to
some extent but we can't say that this mis-
hap had ANYTHING to do with his subsequent
Illness. That God may speedily restore him
felt prayer
Our readers will understand that this
issue Of the FREEMAN should have reached
most Of them on Saturday last at the furth
est, but owing to the death Of our dear little
daughter Aggie the third sad bereavement
which has visited our family within month.
o. its publication, with the exception OF about
one hundred copies, which were worked off
Just previous to the heart crushing event,
and in which we enclose an extra half sheet
so that the situation NAV he understood. has
been DELAYED until this Tuesday afternoon.
y or course this delay makes Our paper some
: what stale in the matter of news, and will
also prevent us from issuing another one this
week. but we know that our readers viii bear
with us in our great trouble, especially as we
hope to he able to make up for the loss dur
ING the HOLIDAYS now near at hand.
F. 4. Shoemaker, Esq, of Ebensburg
trustee Of the Fisher heirs. who are ownesr
Of certain lands i'm Cambria and Indiana
counties filed his fna account as trustee in
the Orphans Court OF Philadelphia some
time ago. Exceptions having been made
thereto the matter was referred to a certain
Mr. King. Of Philadelphia. as Auditor and
Commissioner. whose duty il is TO audit the
account, decide on the exceptions, and report
the testimony. In that capacity he last
week sat at the Court House in this place tax
: ing testimony Of witness es produced on the
, na1t Of the Fisher heirs in support OF the eK-
ceptiOnS filed to the account. Counsel for
excepfantS are MeSSrs. England and Albert
son. of PHILADELPHIA for accountant, Mr.
Remak, also Of Philadelphia. The taking Of
. testimony was concluded on Thursday after
noon
! We briefly noted the fact last week that
D our amiable friend John VI. Furev, formerly
D citv editor Of the Altoona Tribune and sun,
had become local editor OF thes BelefOntn
r Democrat and now it becomes our painful
duty to record his death, which occurred in
the latter place the early part OF last week.
Y The deceased was a brother Of Mr.. Joe W.
To- Furev Of the BelIefOnte Wdfchnadn and, like
h ha ~ arnd ara F11l vurTfG or
Our pOOr friend was for several months af-
ficted in mind, but after a brief course Of
: treatment at the State insane asylum he was
discharged under the belief that a cure had
been effected The hope, however, seems to
5 have hPen vain. AID now il becomes our
2 painful dutv to record his death at the early
- age of 30 years, 10 months and days. He
. leaves \ wife and one child to mourn his loss
and revere his memory. Peace to his ashes
4 RELIABLE BUSINESS HOUsE.-Philadel-
:, phia can boast of a gOodly number of whole
= sale mercantile establishments which have
n ALWAYS maintained a character for integrity
and fair dealing. but in all that vast CITY nc
: house can he found that has won its way tC
! public favor and lucrative trade in 40 shoTl
I a time as that of David, Keyser, ReinhOlC
& Co., importers and jOhberS Of hosiery, Ia
I cpS. pmhrOidpriPS. fancy goods. notions, etc
d 325 Market street Three members of this
: firm. which was established on the first day
y Of last January, were statesmen in one house
y for eighteen wears. ana the other partner was
y in the commission hosiery trade. The entire
o firm is composed Of working men Of expert
euce who huv for cash and believe in moving
r goods rapidly They supply want long felt
Y i'm Philadelphia for a live house Of this kind
and as such they solicit the patronage Of cast
't buvers We had the pleasure of meeting
p our old friend Harry /. Reinhold, of thi:
J. firm, in our town last week, but as he is wei
u known among our merchants, having beer
L visiting here for several years he needs nC
}, Introduction from us. Suffice il then to say
N that our merchant friends can order vha
" thev want direct from this reliable house anC
?, be sure to get exactly what they wish, as th'
I firm knows full well the kind Of goods tn,
trade demands More than that, they viii
T. receive free OF charge a full line Of price and
: ribbon cards Of which Mr.. Reiuhold is tht
= patentee. and which the firm send out will
81 every order they ill. Let all therefore, vh,
D. want to buy what this house has to sell giVc
u it a trial order without delay.
lt BUYS THIN BY THE G8oss.-Please senC
N me at once one gross Of yOuT most excellen
medicinal tonic, Browns Iron Ritters.
$ have used them in my practice, for indiges
5 ton, dyspepsia, sour stomach, heartburn
: nausea, vertigo, etc, and have met witt
to great success, in efecting cures find the
pr give perfect tone and real strength to ever,
r part of the body. and in cases OF kidney dis
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