The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-23
uem. from CrrroIItorn.

A. NON -lSts 1909
EDITOR FREEMAN 1T is with regret and
humiliation that Wa ara compelled to win
dicate" ourself and some of the best citizens
OF Csrrolltown against the simple attacks Of
their "home paper" to which they have been
It's best patrons for years, and by Its IN
reasonable. and, I might say. suicidal course,
were compelled TO withdraw their patronage
hence the spIteful and childish attitude of
the Nelcs. As TO your correspondent, be
falsely charges mud-throwing. In all our
soliciting for the FREEMAN, there Is not q
man whom we approached can say that We
said anything against the editor OF the Nelos
or his paper, though we had good reason to
do so.
As to Mr.. Andrew Eckenrode, Of the firm
Of Eckenrode (S Hoppel. one of our best
and most honorable business men. the Netos
denomIuated a swindIer. who was at the
/ time one Of his heaviest advertisers and pa
/ irons Mr.. Eekenrode had used sIl pre-
\ caution that the best business man In the
\ county would In accepting the agency for q
| seed wheat company. He was induced to
take the agency by the Messrs. Barker. who
had acted as agents for the same company
the year previous. and who (the Messrs.
| BaTkerl had carried on the mercantile busi-
ness In CarrolItovn and Ebensourg for
years, and are at the latter place 20 ''vindi-
cate" Mr.. Eckenrode and themselves Since
Mr.. Eekenrode has justly withdrawn his
patronage from the Ne'os. empty threats
have been made against Kim and all others
who dare do the same thing.
Other business men and better citizens
than the Ne,cs man have been slurred
| n.
butter sheet" and IN his own language to
Mr. John j. Kinney, we ask him, "vindI-
cate thyself." 1" which Mr.. Kinney did and he
| (Creery) cannot do.
But enough for the present. 1 stand re-
sponsibls for everything that is said here In
regard to J. o. Creery. or what may be said
hereafter IL occasion requires, and If IL
comes to the test can prove 1t, and will.
Alfred Hoy. OF your town. passed through
this place on Tuesday. he being on his way
to Hastings for the purpose OF securing en-
ploymen..
Mr.. Gregory Miller, OF st. 8onifsce. Is,
we are glad to state. "builiing up" nice
trade In his line of business. Mr.. n. is en-
gagged 10 manufacturing and selling soft
drinks.
James A. Stolz. of this place, is now en-
gagged in selling wagons and buggies for
J. II. Condor, of Altoona.
Mrs. Mary Anna, aged 50 years, died al
the residence OF her son. Mr.. Chas Anna,
in Carroll township. on Sunday, November
Is, 1888, at l O'Clock, p. NJ. Her remains
were inferred in St. Benedict's cemetery or
Tuesday. May her soul rest in peace.
Major j. L. SpangIer ana II. ID. Kittell
D a 0f In "a
rolttowD.
The supposition Is that those stopping al
the Eagle Hotel will have splendid Iyin.
for some time, the proprietor and Mr.. Johr
Shortencarrier being successful in brInginl
home eight fine turkeys from the in,
match at the st. James Hotel on wednes-
day evening.
Posters are out for grand hop at the st
James Hotel on Thanksgiving Day. No
J vemoer 18th. Everybody Is invited to al
tend.
The person who took possession OF a new
, flute on the evening OF the Belva Lockwood
parade will confer favor by leaving it q
the drug store.
We were mIsinfoImed in regard TO a GER
tein Republican being opposed to the hold
ing of the post office In a Democratic house
Otherwise our item was correct
} The foundation il being laid for tn
blacksmith shop of Messrs. WeizeII & Ben
der.
The banns OF mstrimouy were publishes
on Sunday last between Harry Bender, o
the firm OF wetsen & Bender. and Mis-
Emma SchettiG. daughter OF Mr.. Adam
Schettigs OF Cambria township.
Mr.. &. A. Flick, who recently sold hI
confectionery and bakery at GaIHtzin. /
now employed by his father. Mr.. Francis, II
this place.
Andrew Stitch Is now superIntending th
brewing buriness for Mrs. B. A. Blum.
About thirty persons turned out last nigh
for the purpose OF digging the foundation
for Mr.. Will Schroth's new house. Thi
goes to show that VIII has friends He /
the efficient clerk for Eckenrode & Hoppel
Gust" FIiek says he has the best gam
rooster in Cambria county. excIudin
Johnstown- II Is Democratic rooster. an
don't you forget It'll
Dan. Rittman. who had been employee
At the Old Sun Brewery, Is now working 10
C. A. Farabaugh. II Is his intention to tax
unto himself a better-haIf before long
A shooting match and raffiing match wi
take place at the Y Roads on Saturda
next.
News Is scarce. Next week we viii tr
and furnish you with more.
Y.