The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1885-07-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers of real estate
were filed in the Recorders Office, this
place, for the week ending Wednesday, July
IA:
Francis O'Iara ct al. to Edward Parrish
for l45 acres in Mupster ownship; consid-
Grafton. $1,000.
Executor Of Mary Morgan to Job Morgan,
for lot in Johnstown; consideration, S2425.
JnhUstown Manufacturing company to
Thomas ID. Davis, for lot in woodvale
borough; consideration, $500.
JohP Durbin to CIeaTfieId Township
School district, for lot in CIearield twp. !;
consideration, $40.
Philip cooper 20 CIesrfield Township
School district, for tot in Clearfeld town
ship; consideration, $50.
Attorney Of job Whitehead to Caroline
Beck. for lot in Reade township; consider
alton, Sl25.
P. II. Edmistcn to j William Beck, for
Tot in Reade township; consideration, $50,
J. G. Stineman to II. - Worcester, for lot
In Croylr township; consideration, $50.
Conrad Dice TO Anestina Wagner. for lot
in John>town borough; consideration, 500.
John T. Arthurs to Fred. Dishorg, for lot
iu East Cone maugh borough; consideration,
$500
Charles RAnstead TO Isaac Wagner, for 50
acres in White township; consideration,
$500.
Isaac Wagner to Sebastian Baker, for 80
acres in White township; consids ration,
$500.
5 d. Murphy to Daniel Louther, for lot
in GTubhtown, consideration, $3.50
81. J. Eckenrode to Henry j. Link for
mineral in "a acres and 135 perches in Car
roll township; consideration, S25.
Sandy Vale cemetery to William r. Bees,
for cemetery lot; consideration, s15
g Michael Rifle, to Elizabeth MeHueh, for
26 acres and perches in Munster townships
consideration, $75
Heirs of Nicholas Shenk to Joseph Shenk
for IA acres in Allegheny township; cou-
sideIation, 1925
c. B. Ellis to Christina Margaret Gal
lagher, for go acres in White township; con-
sideration S14O
Assignee of William II. Marsh to W. P.
Davis, for lot in Lower Yoder township;
consideration, 1858.
Clara f. Martin to w c. Louther. for Iot
IN Johnstown borough; consideration, 1915.
William ). Kelly to Ellen Spears, for So
acres in Portage township; consideration,
$1,000
Heirs of Nicholas Shenk to Henry N.
Sherk, for 81 acres in Allegheny township;
consideration, 1895.
Ann l. Evans 10 George Huntley, for 9
acres and 18 perches in Cambria township;
consideration, 81.
Albert Click ct al. to Mary S ShuItz. for
n fpbnetouyn
$3.50
Executor Of Ann f. Trexler to Charles
Opperman. for lot in Johnstown borough,
consideration, S1775.
Exc of John McGaughey to Mary
McGaughev. fer 20 acres in Munster town
ship; consideration, S11OO.
Frederick Veigel ct ux. to John A.
Auraudt, for lot in Washington township:
consideration, s65.
Very Rev Richard PheIau will he con-
secrated in St PaUTs Cathedral, Pittsburg
on Sunday, August 2nd The consecrat.
ing prelate will be the metropolitan. Most
Rev Archbishop RYAN, of Philadelphia, and
the assistant cnnsecra ting bishops VIII be
RI. Rev. T. Mullen, OF Erie, and Rt Rev
> Bishop Shanahsn, of Harrisburg The
Il
the most impressive and important in the
Catholic ChHrch. Bishop-eIect Phelau's
, chaolains viii he Rev F. A Bush. pastor
of the Catholic Church at Loretto and the
; coadjutor's brother. Rev Patrick Phelan
of Ireland who Is on visit to this country
= The deacOns of honor 10 the consecratinl
- prelate will he Rev. jerome Kearney, Of st
Bridgets Eleventh Ward and Rev F. l.
O.
sistant priesr will be Rev. Stephen Wall. o
l.. St. Patrick's The deacons af the mass viii
be either RpdemDtorist or a PASSIONS
; father, and Rev. Father Kaufman. Of Man
t chester Allegheny Rev. Dennis Kearney
: the chancellor Of the diocese will be gen
eraI master Of ceremonies. The preIate t.
, deliver the discOuse has not vet been az
lectnd. Coadiu'Or Bishop Phelan il bishol
of the ancient diocese Of Syria, IN Phrygia
Asia Minor Bishop PheIan will most iikeI
continue his residence at s.. Peters pro
cathedral, Allegheny, after his conservation
A NATURAL CURIOSITY. the old roa
from Ebensburo to Wnmore about FIVE mile
from Ebensburg, there stands on the lef
side of the road on tie farm of Mr. Owe
Rowland a few rods east of the Welsh In
de pendent church. a cherry tree that If ex
: amined closely is n natutrl curiosity Insid
of the tree sOlidly imbeoded therein is
locust post with the holes mortised for tn
? bars, but nearly covered over with tn
T growth of the tree. "Time whereof th
I memory OF man runneth not to the con
trary." bar post was placed close to
! cherry sapplinp and as the years rolled b,
the tree grew until it reached the post, whicl
was firmly planted and did not yield, ant
the tree gradually EMBODIED it until now the
: post is but barely visible and in year o
, two the overlapping growth of the tree will
| shut it up entirely. Some future, innocen
lumberman when cutting up that Old cberr,
J tree into boards, will find in the heart
, locust post all ready mortised for the bars
and unless he happens TO have good wit
nesses at band, he NAV loose his reputation
for veracityIwhen he tells about finding tha
, locust post. The tree is not decayed, bu
, growing solidly around the post. Wood
man, spare that tree!
Select Excursion to the SeashOre
The second select excursion to the Jerse,
coast via the Pennsylvania Railroad will
leave PtttsbuTg at 900 A NJ, Thursday
July 23d, by special train. The great pop
uIarity of these excursions during last sea
son, and its renewal as evidenced bv tht
success of the first one this SIMMER prove