The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-06-29

Rev. w. E. Hail. of Philadelphia, has
been attracting large audiences 10 the Dis> /
clpie church OF this place. by his elOquence, |
during each evening of the past week
Miss Matte Griffith, daughter OF Evan
Griffith, OF Liliy's, formerly OF this place,
was married on "Wednesday evening OF last
week to Edgar t. Kerby. OF wilmore
Allen G.. Thurman was born Novem-
Der II, 1913. There are Is letters in MS
name, Is in ''the red bandaua," and there
fore be will l3ly he elected II figures ont
lie.
John w. Eoberts, formerly Of this place.
who has been boss bTickmaker at the Hun
tinEdon Retormatory for some time past, has
purchased ID. ;. Johnston s store In Forks
town, Pa.
Rupture cure guaranteed by DR.. j. q.
Mayer, S3l Arch ST, Philadelphia, Pa. Ease
at once, no operation or delay from busi>
ness, attested by thousands OF cures after
others fail.
Rev. Father Rosensteel, curate Of St.
Agnes Church, Of Pittsburgh, came to this
place on Wednesday to attend the Reunion
OF the RosensteeI family, which was held
here on Thursday.
Don't forget to attend the festival which
will ne held IN the Opera House. this place.
on the Sd and 4th OF July. The proceeds
to be for the benefit of the Church of the
Holy Name, this place.
Master Stewart HEST. son OF Mr.. T.
II. HEST, proprietor Of Maple Park Springs.
while wrestling with some playmates one
a lae 4 hoA Atka
bone in one Of his hands.
One hundred and five kegs and thirty
three cases of beer came To this town on
Saturday last, which is said TO be more shan
was ever sold at any four hotels in two
ks.-H,ntingdon Nonjtor.
During heavy storm one evening last
week the barn Of James Watt, OF Lacoie,
WestU oreland county. was struck by lights
ming and burned to the ground with all its
contents, involving heavy loss.
The lecture entitled "The Norseman
in the New World" which was delivered IN
the Opera House on last Friday evening by
Prof. j. ). Foley, was Instructive as we'll as
interesting. and was a credit to the speaker.
AT tAe running races which took place
at Carrolltown on Saturday last, O'Hara
Bros gray mare, Flora, took first prize;
Johnstown horse took second prize, AMI
O'Hara Bros mare, Topsy, took third
prize.
"A woman wearing a white dress and
long dark colored clcat has been seen sew
eral times walking the streets Of this place
at y o'clock at night. Who she is or what
her business Is no one seems to be able to
solve.
-AGessrs. John Flynn and Joe McSIiIIen,
employees Of the nrm of McAIillen & Walters.
plumbers, of JohnstOwu, are engaged in
putting the water and gas fixtures into the
new summer cottage Of G. W. Phillips, in
this place.
If delinquent and a half should come
up and pay a dollar and half in . year
and hah an editor and half would then
stand some chance OF getting a meal and
a half once in while and sometimes twice
IN a while.
-Gentlemen who have n taste for grumb-
ling at newspapers should not fail nor be
discouraged. An editor never feels that he
Is doing his whole duty unless somebody is
growing at what the paper contains or does
not contain.
The game OF base ball at LoEetto. be-
tween the Ebensburg club and the College
club OF Loretto. on Saturday last, was post
poued on account OF rain at the ending OF
the third inning. Score, ) to ?, in favor of
the College club.
Mrs. Louisa Lark. a gypsy, aged IS
years, died In the school house in SEsque.
hanna township on Friday OF last week OF
consumption. The remains OF the deceas ed
were inferred in the Catholic cemetery at
1t. Nicholas on last sunday.
When the newspaper man offers an ad-
verse criticism he is liar II he occupies
neutral ground he is a coward and IL he
makes a favorable comment he Is n knave
And yet the newspaper mans lot IS sup
posed to be an enviable one.
Mr.. Thomas Denny. Of GalHtzin, ard
Miss Ellen Phillips. of Altoona, were mar
rIed at a Nuptial High Mass in St Johns
church, Tuesday morning. oy Rev. Father
Smith. The attendants were Mr.. Edward
Denny and Miss Mary Brannon.
An unfEruished house Of seven rooms
in the east ward, Ebensburg. will De ready
for occupancy and for rent by the 18TH OF
Z
for term Of years. For particulars ap-
I ply to Henry Byrne, Ebensburg Pa.
Under the law, retail dealers OF mer-
chandlse are compelled 20 pay Co the County
/ Treasurer their mercantile tax on or before
july hrst, after that date the Coanty Treas
uret is directed to bring suit against all
delinquent tax payers for the same.
"A new rule for removing a cInder in the
eve is given by railway engineer. 1t is {:
Let the Injured eye alone and rub the
other one, and the eiuder will be out in two
minutes" 1t is a simple remedy, bat those
two minutes win seen like two decade.
We have a speedy and positive Cure
\ for Catarrh, Diphtheris, Csnker Mouth, and
/ Headache, In Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy A
/ Nasal Injector free with each bottle. Use
/ it II you desire health and sweet breath
Price 20 cents. Sold by Or. T. ). Dawson.
JOHN Anderson, Swede employed at
Greensburg, was sunstruck on Friday and
died at 6:2O O'Clock that evening. His bro>
ther, Olot Anderson, residing at Irwin, was
a'eo sunstruck on Friday aud died at .
O'Clock that night. A singular coincidence
Mr.. Lawrence Schroth, proprietor OF the
~ Lawrence Hotel, Carrolltown, passed
through this place on Monday on his way
nome from WilmOFe where he mad been
attending the funeral OF his brother, Mr..
Joh0 sehroth, which took place on Friday
last
"A gentleman who is boarding at Maple
fafk was heard to remark while standing
IN front OF the post Office one evening this
week that cne OF Ebensbary's fair daugh-
ters was the prettiest girl he had ever seen.
and described her as having worn a red
/ dress.
The following is said 10 be an InfaIIIble