The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-02-01
Reaae Township Items.
REApE TowNsHIP. Jan. "a. !


DEAR FREEMAN William GaIlaher.
msntIon of whose serious Injuries we notie-
ed last week, Is rapidly recovering from the
effects Of his fail.
George W. Holien. OF Glasgow. Is erect
ing carpenter shop on his lot At that place.
Mrs. John F. Horsn accompanied by
Mrs. WI lam More, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Apple OF Bear Loop
last Sunday.
d. E , Holen, OF Mountain Dale, for the
past Eve years teacher of the Bible class in
the Bahtis: Sabbath school OF that place.
resigned that position last Sabbath.
A little child OF Mr.. Daniel R-fner. near
R's-lanc. died OF pheumonia on last Sab
bath night, and on Monday its remains were
inferred in the Pleasant ELL cemetery, near
Glasgow.
Mr.. 5. W. Davis, OF Ebensburg. the Dew
popular deputy sheriff. made visit through
this srctInn last Tu-Siay.
W. McS"al, OF CoalpOrt. was visible in
our midst last Saturday.
The stockholders OF the Pleasant Hin
Union cemetery elected their officers for
the ensuing year last Wednesday morning
young boy named Reen, Of NV Ger
many. has been taken - the Altoona Ned
ical Hospitar. 70 undergo a sur icaI opera
tion for disease of the kidneys.
The United Breth-ru will begin a pro-
trscted meeting at Pleasant HiII church on
/ next Sabbath. Rev. j. NJ. Smith, the
/ pastor. will conduct the services.
( Mss LIzz'e Gallagher, OF Lloydsville. has
secured the position of sales lady in J.
/ McDunald's store az that place.
The Baptist revival meeting at Coalport
CO. Quoted by Rev q NJ. Smith. OF Noun
\ tain Dale. s,ilI continues. Several have
been added TO the church.
/ the PHEASANT politician pantIng for
munieipai donors. praying to serve the
dear p-ople." is abroad in the land.
/ Ell. Kuhn. OF Mountain Dale. siuI con-
tiuues 20 dispense groceries. confecuons
at lowest rates. He can also ''scrape your
{ countenance" or shear your locks In tue
j most approved stvle.
the Mountain Dale Coal and Coke Com
psny, have failed in business. On last
/ Tuesday, the sheriff Of Cambria county.
levied on their property. and also posted
bills Offering the same for sale haze NOT
been Informed the exact amount OF the
liabilities OF this company. but the loss to
I several people Of this community will be
I very heavily felt
/ Several persons having professed christi
auIty, at the late Baptist revival meeting
at Mountain Dale. Rev G. VI Smith, OF that
denomination. will administer TO them the
ordi ancs OF baptism according to the rites
of that church on next sabbath. R.C.
Amount OF Coal Mined I'm This County.
The Johustown Tribune FROM an official
source learns tnst the production OF coal In
Cambril county foI the year Isss amounted
- 500 600 tons net. This output places
Cambria sixth m the list OF the brtuminous
cuunti-s OF the State. The output for 1859
Will include tie coal mined in the new field
located In the northern part OF the coanty
beyond CaTrOIltown on the Brubaker Coal
compauy's lands. There are now four new
operations at tnis point. and from tnemwHI
br mined AZ least 800 200 tots this wear.
TINS, With Other new operations. will swell
the total product for Cambria In 1889 TO q.
600 600 tons
Have you a clear Idea Of the immeusIty Of
this quantity OF coal II not, let Us consid-
der the subject a moment. Just as a matter
. OF curiosity. In the first place loo. 900 stand
ard railroad cars, With a capacity OF 40 600
pounds twenty tons-each, would be re-
quiTed tor the loading OF the coal Appor-
tiOning the ears into trains-ihirty cars
To the tTain--theTe would be 2.7T7 trains.
Loaded on ordinary delivery Wagors. such
We have here ia JohustOwn hauling
about one ton the nne OF wagons would
De 10.OJ0 miles IN length, or mole than
would form a continuous train three times
across the cuntineut
From these 6gurs perhaps some coneep-
tiOu G. be formed Of the wealth annually
extracted from the bowels of mother earth
within the limits of Little Cambria" 4" and
yet the coal business in the county is IN its
swaddling-ciothes. so to speak.
school Report.
Report OF 3radey school. Allegheny
township, for month ending Jan. Is 1889.
Whole number 10 attend dtnce. 2s. Aver
age daily attendance, %. Per cert. OF at
tendscs, IS.
Those perfec; in attendance during the
month are, Louis Bradley. Walter Little,
Frank Little. Barnard Little Willie Little,
Mary Kayior, Susi- Little. Emma Flick. Ida
Little aud Elite Kaylor.-Fannie Richard
soo. teacher