The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-10-19
Items from CarroIItown.


ton, we suppose that the following items
will not be out of place:
IL your space permitted we would be
pleased to give each OF our business men a
special notice. but knowing the situation,
we will for the present simply say that each
and every business man in this section will
treat you honorably. Our hardware deal
ers. Messrs. A. c. Buck & Co, p. j. Die
trick, and Frank j. Haue, are all keeping
up with the times, and those who patroniZe
them will receive firstciass goods at honest
prices.
Prof. A. r. Read. principal OF the Ebens-
burg schools, was delegated by County
Superintendent Leech, who has been con-
fined to his room by sicknsss for some time,
to hold special examinations for teachers
of this borough on Saturday last
The ingenious aud false articles In the
Jonnstown Tribune in regard TO Mr.. Kinney,
Democratic nominee for Sheriff, fall harm
lessly before the eyes of Democrats In this
section. for whom they are likely intended.
This is. as 1t should be, in consequece of
the wilful and sianderous articles published
In that sheet from time to time about Demo-
cratic candidates and officials, not only from
VINO was placed upon the ticket for years.
A twin child belonging to a band of
gypsies. who were encamped about a mile
southwest OF this place. died on Friday
night last. Its remains were inferred in
the cemetery here the following day. 1t
was aged about six days
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Schroth returned
on Saturday last from q visit to New York
city. On their way, OF course. they did not
forget to visit their sons, John and Edward.
the former Of whom resides at Holidays
burg and the latter at Renova.
Mr.. Stephen Cooper and Miss Lucy Ben
der. both of Clear6eld township, were mar
ried on Tuesday last at 81. Augustine by
I Rev Father Ryan. Your correspondent was
/ pleased TO meet the brides father here on
! Monday.
! The Carrolltown Distillery will finish
| operations this month for the fall, and we
understand it Is the intention Of the pro-
pIietors to double the capacity next spring.
Mr.. Otto Glasser, our tonsorial artist,
! who is a perfect gentleman, is ALWAYS ready
and willing to accommodate those desiring
anything In his line.
Mr.. Patrick Foley, OF Cameron's Bot
tom, Indiana county, died suddenly on
/ Thursday night OF last week OF heart dis
ease, aged about so years. His remains
we're inferred at that place on Sunday. Mr..
F. was a hrother~In-law OF Mr. George
Sherry, Sr.. OF Barr township.
blacksmith shop has been opened at
Germantown by our former townsmen, Mr..
Frank Thomas, and those who patronize
him will receive good work at the lowest
possible rates.
An extension OF the Ebensburg and
Carrolltown telephone line from this place
to CheIrytree. via Hastings, is talked Of.
The people of this place are pleased to
welcome to their midst Mr.. Philip Glasser,
merchant tailor. OF Reading, who came here
for the purpose OF following his trade, Mr.
G.. is irst-class workman, and we recon-
mend him TO our Ebensburg friends.
Mt 1. Z. Binder, formerly of this place
has been appointed postmaster at the new
town OF Hastings. but on account of hayinG
a position as bookkeeper in Walter S. Weav
er's store. Johnstown. the probabilities are
that he will not accept the appointment.
We are Just Informed at this writing thai
Mr. Henry Miller. of Susquehanna town
ship, and Miss Kate Nagle. OF Barr town
ship, were married at Nicktown on Tuesday
morning by Rev. Father Theodore.
The proprietor Of the Eagle Hotel. thii
place, has the reputation OF being successful
In gathering chestnuts, but, nevertheless
we wish him success in his regular business
You can rest assured, however, that hi
business is being carefully attended to dur
ing his absence BY Mr.. John Shortencarrier
Mr. John j. Kinney, who will be the mex
Sheriff of Cambria county. was visiting ht
many friends In this section yesterda,
Tuesday,.
With sincere sorro~ we chronicle tn
serious Illness OF Mr.. Philip Gray, the ven
cradle father OF our present worthy Sheriff
Joseph a. Gray. he has a dropsical affec
tiou. but II the prayers and good wishes o
his many friends availeth anything. we ar
sure be will be able to be out OF his room
perfectly restored to health, ere long.
On Monday evening last. Mr.. Henry Cry
Of Susquehanna township, uncle to Sherii
Gray. had the misfortune to have his lei
broken by being kicked by horse. Th
age OF the respected gentleman Is about 8
years.
The addition put to the store of ,Eeken
rode & Hoppel is undoubtedly one OF th
greatest improvements that has been mad
IN this place for some time. The firm hs
had beautiful skyIIghts placed In the neS
apartment, which viii afford customers
chance to inspect goods closely. Remem
Der. this is substantial firm and you vii
find their goods good and their prices withil
the reach Of everybody.
Our young friend. Mr.. Martin Fara
bauRh. the photographer. is. we are glad L
state, doing good work In his line of busi
ness.
James p. Eek, junior member OF the fru
of p. l.. Eek & Son. Is one OF the favorit
young men OF our town. and those who fee
disposed TO patronize him can rest assured
that they will be treated courteously.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Gray. wifi
OF Mr.. Caleb A Gray, OF Hastings. is seri
ousIY III, and our sincere hope Is that shl
may have speedy recovery.
While threshing with a tread pCwe
thresher on the premises OF Mr.. Andrew
White. in Carroll township, the cylnde
bursted. and Mr.. John w. Miller. who wa
assisting. narrowly escaped serious injury
I IL not death.
Prof. I. a Harvey, geoloeist, OF Beeel
Greek, Clinton county, is at present so
iouning at the st. Lawrence Hotel.