The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1881-11-25

restore you, but go at oHoe to 2. James
Druggist, Ebsnsburg, Pa. for DR.. Fsust's
German Cure. I+s.-e.owIyl
Our always amiable and entirely cOmpe-
tent friend, John NJ. Furey, formerly city
editor Of the Altoona DoIiu Tribune and af-
tsrwards of the Daily sum is now doing the
local writing on the Belefonte Democrat, ard
Il IS needless to say that it is well done.
-Cherrytree, Indiana county, and Cur
wensvIlle, CIearheld county, are now in
communication by telephone, the line hav-
ing been completed few days ago. Mean
time the much talked OF line from here to
CarroHtown seems to have died the death.
The second and last bereavement so far
In our afflicted household has called forth re.
newed expressions Of earnest sympathy.frOns
our friends Of the press and many others, for
which, as on the previous occasion, we ask
them To accept our sincere and heartfelt
gratitude
Mr.. Richard Tudor, an old and we'll
known citizen Of this place had the misfOr-
tune last Sunday morning to slip and fall 90
an icy boardwalk in the rear Of the Cambria
House, where he boards, thereby frsctRring
his arm close 70 the shoulder. He has our
sympsthies.
Mrs. George Engleharh, Jr., and six Of
her children are down with some kind Of fe-
yer at their home in Upper Yoder township
All Of them, however, exceTt the eldest
child, In whose case diphtheretic symptoms
have developed, were at latest accounts in a
fair way to recover
Through the iEStrumentaIity Of our
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nSA called carp have been planted IN the
northern waters OF this county. One can
went to CT, arheId creek and the other to
Beaver creek, and the growth Of both depos-
its will be carefully watched.
Mr.. Frank Henry, who about thirty wears
ago resided at Summitville, this county, but
who for most of the time since then has been
living at Bloomfield, Blair county. where he
was engaged in the iron business, died on
Wednesday of last week. aged, we presume,
about 80 years. Peace To his ashes
Miss May Henderson, daughter OF Mrs
Annie Henderson, of the Cambria House
this place, slipped, fell and sprained her
back very severely on Tuesday last about
noon. She is pupil in the high up grade Of
our public schools and it will be a pity II
she don't keep her average next Monday
On the principle Of time about il fair
play" ths Teachers Institute will this wear
be held in Johnstown, provided the small
poX. which is now prevailing 70 a cOnsidera-
BILE extent in and about that place, does not
interfere to prevent it. In that event Ebpns-
burg will come in for two Institutes in sue
cessiOn
Mr. NJ. L. Keck, business manager Of the
Cambria House this place. received the .or-
rowful intelligence on Monday evening laat
that his father, Mr.. Isaac Keck Of Punxsu-
tawney, Pa, was sick un.O death. and> that
II he wished to see him alive there was no
time 10 be lest. Mr. Keck left for the pater-
nal home on Tuesday morning
Mr.. John Kirschner & Son. tanners OF
this place, have contracted with our clever
and competent friend Frank Molov. plumb
IT aud gas filter, Of Altoona, for the putting
Of steam heating pipes in their large hide
drying room, seven. y-two feet in length and
the work Is TO he done a. soon as possible
That it vii! he a good Job when completed
admits Of no doubt
A lady named Stonebraker recently
wrapped her two months-Od child up in q
shawl, OF something OF that kind the day
being cold, and started on a visit from her
home near Taylorsville, Indiana county. 10
OixonviIle. Reaching the latter place in
due time, she removed the wraps from her
infant and to her horror found that it had
hren smothered to death
The Greensburg Democrat saws that II
Shaw. Of Salem township. that county. has
in his possession a thimbe and threaded
NTo D, b.
mother, Margaret Shaw, at the time Of the
burning OF HannaStown Ivy the Indians in
1882; al<oa smoothing iron which was found
standing in front Of the fireplace in one Of
the houses burned down at the time
"A raid was made on the cellar Of Mrs
Davis. widow of Eben Davis. deceased a
few nights ago, but az the noise made ny the
intruder attracted the attention If the in
mates 0f the house and led to investigatio
the burglar hastily decsmped without secur-
ing ANYTHING in the shape Of plumber. En-
trance was gained through the cellar door
which had been inadvertently left uuIuCSe g.
Mr.. FL. n. Kcyes, proprietor Of the Pc
well House, AItoOus, one of the most genia
and popular gentleman in that city. and Miss
Annie, daughter of onr highly esteemed
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sharp were mar
ried at 81. Johu's (Catholjc) church, Al
toons, Yesterday morning That God MAY
bless and prosper the newly welded pair II
time as well as IN eternity is our earnest and
heartfelt PRAYER
Charles Africa, one " the parties aires
ted in Altoona this day two weeks ago fo
stealing an overcost and wstcr in Hunting
don has been frInd guilty. iu the Hunting
don county court aud sentenced To the peni
tertiarv. from whence he graduated only
few months agn, for a term o. five years anC
six months James NrCahe who wa~ ar
rested at tn. same time and for th,. same of
fenSe has been acquitted
Another child ~ the editor II this paper
Joseph. aged nearly niue years has heeI
suffering for a week past with something
akin TO dipntheria. the principal roint of at
tack being hi nose, but, thank God. his con
dition is such at present writing that ther
il good reason to hope for his early an,
thorough recovery-the earnest prayers o
hundreds Of eympathizing friends seeming a
last 10 be hearing fruit
Mr.. John P Levan who has charge Z
the lover shops of the p. K. r Co. at A
tOona, celebrated the fOrty-seveuth anniver
sary Of his birth and the thitieth anniversa
~ Of his indeuture as an apprentice to tn
company both at the same time ON Thursd1.
of last week. He was the first apprentic
ever indentured to learn n trade under th
direction Of the P. r. r. Co, and has faith
fully served said corporation ever since.
We invite the attention of our readers {
the advertisement Of J. Monroe Taylor Thi
house has been established nearly 40 years