The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1888-11-02
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/ or not that the CGrrolltotCn Netcs is owned
and operated by two doctors. the pills fired
at your correspondent will neither kill nor
cure.
The Forty-Hours' Devotion commences
Ia st. Benediet's church, this place, on the
morning of All Saints. Thursday and
I will end on Sunday afternoon. III the
weather permits there will be procession
TO the cemeteary on Friday, AlI-Souls Day.
Saturday last being the SD anniversary
/ Of the birth OF Mr.. VIM. Schroth, quite
number OF friends. including the members
OF the band. accumulated at his residence
In the evening. where they were courteous
| ly received aud pleasantly entertained for
| several hours.
| We are glad to note that Mr.. Frank
Stolz. son OF MT. Adam Stolz, of this place.
VINO was lying seriously III with typhoid
fever in Philadelphia, has improved consid-
| erably and is now on q fair way for recoy-
cry.
We are informed by Mr.. z. Gessler, of
Nicktown, that be will take up his resi-
dence in Ebensburg next spring. What he
intends to embark Ia we are at present un-
able to state positively. but it is supposed
! by some that be will take charge OF the Gen.
I p. F. Brown No matter what his occupa-
| ton may be be will be worthy citizen of
! your town.
Mr.. Lou Maloy, formerly OF Nicktown,
Sut now OF Cameron's Bottom, Indiana
county. and Miss Rose Byrne. OF Barr town
ship. were married at Cameron's Bottom on
Monday by Rev. Father MAMMALIAN, of
this place.
The banns of matrimouy were published
I IN st. BeDedict's church, this place. on Sun
Gay last between Mr.. John ShortencarrIer,
who is now employed at this place, and
Miss Sophia Miller, OF Carroll township.
| Enough for the present
While In st. Boniface on Monday We
/ learned that Mr.. j. S. KIine's youngest
/ child which died several weeks ago with
whooping cough, was exactly one year old,
/ even to the hour. IL having been born on the
/ oath OF September, 1887, and having died on
/ the 24th OF September, 1855. We are glsd
/ 20 state that Mr.. ks other and only two
children who are afflicted with the same
Z disease are getting along splendi3ly.
It Is reported that quite number of Hun
garians arrived at a certain point along
Chest Creek last week for the purpose Of
securing work on the new railroad which
has been so long talked OF.
Mr.. Caleb Leslie, OF Carroll township, had
several OF the fingers OF bis right hand Sc
verely mashed last week by being caught In
the cog wheels Of a threshing machine. He
is under the care OF Drs. Maucher and is
getting along nicely.
Mrs. Yahner. wife OF Mr. Francis Z.
Yahnsr. of Elder township. is, we are sorry
Z
Mr. John II. StengeI, OF Hastings. who
was seriously afflicted with carbuncies, is
getting along splendidly under the care OF
DR.. d. 5. Rice, of ST. Boniface-
We are glad 70 state that Mrs. Z. A Gray.
of Hastings, mention OF whose Illness has
been already made in your paper, is at pres
ent writing able to be out OF her room. We
are also glad to state that Messrs. Philip
and Henry Gray. father and uncle respec-
lively OF Sheriff Gray, OF Susquehanns
township, are improving
AS matter OF commendable note quite q
number of young ladies OF this vicinity, not
exceeding sixteen years, are ably teaching
the district schools and can present excel
lent certificates.
There Is a large Increase Of voters 10 this
borough over former gears. The number
registered Is l47.
Rev. Father Domenic, o. S. B., a gres
favOrite with tits Catholic community, ar
; rived here the other day and will likely as
sist at the Forty Hours Devotion.
Messrs Henry Scanlan. Benj. Wirtne
and j. w. Sharbaugh have been appointed
viewers TO lay out street In this borough
fIom a point on Carroll street, on line o
Messrs. John Wetzen and Edward Fara
baugh, to a point on line OF the 3enedic
tine Society on Campbell street. They vii
meet for the purpose of their appointment
at the office OF Henry Seaman, Esq, on No
yember 10th.
: Your correspondent is under obligation
to DR.. d. s. Rice, OF St. Bonifaee, for cour
, tecIes extended while there on Monday.
, Mr. Michael weaklAnd. OF Carroll town
ship. this week had q galvanized pipe OF 40
feet laid from an excellent spring on hi
, farm to convey the water to his barn for tn
, use OF his stock.
r Mr.. Francis Yahner. OF Elder township
complains that his business standing wa
\ recently injured by a note having been en-
, tered on the docket at Ebensburg. beside
{ having to pay an attorneys fee OF $40. b
, st the time owning thrice more propert
{ than would pay all his Indebtedness.
e Mrs Grosscup died at the residence OF he
nephew, Mr.. Thomas Meisel, in Caro-
: township, on Monday. aged probably Z
q years. Her remains will be Inferred in s.
Benedict's cemetery here this "wednesday
b morning.
Z Dan and Joe Conrad have the fouudstio
for the new Catholic church at Ches
q Springs Just about completed. Messrs. Con
{ rad are from Blair county and are said 20 b
E excellent woIkmen. The frame work wi
be commenced early in the spring.
1 Mr. VIM. Fagan, OF this place, assiste
3 by Mr. Frank Randall. has just hnishe
, painting the dwelling house OF Mr.. job
; Barnett, in Allegheny township MesSr:
Fagsn and Randall make good team and d
excellent work.
! Oyster suppers are ripe In Chest Springs
; This "wednesday afteanoOn your CORE
spondent had the pleasure OF visiting at IN
, home OF Mr.. Joseph Bearer. in CAIRO
: township, where be went through oneof th
, finest farm aouses In Cambria county. Tn
! building was planned BY Strittmatter Bros
OF Hastings.
Messrs. P.J. Dfatrick and Geo. A. Yos
are now dealing In the Thomas Pump.
, Mr.. lost recently sold his steam driller &
Nj. &. G. McCombie- r
Mrs. Joseph Kuntz. OF GTspeyilie station
westmoreland couEty, is visiting her age
and respected father, Mr.. Joseph Zolnel
In tn Is place.
The exceptionally large smile Of Mr.. g. A
Luther this wednesday, evening Indicate,
that something new had taken place auC
upon inquiry we learned that during tn,
/ IA faA i'm xrufrh n
bounceing boy baby. Mother and child arr
doing well.