The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-04-26
I,.m.fram CarroIItonn.

people have resumed their normal spheres
again. The busy hum OF life is now dis
played in all its phases. The cheery song
Of the plowboy, the Incessant noise Of the
carpenters saw and hammer The noise OF
the rumbling wagon. the busy click or tue
masOn's hammer. the smoke Of burning de-
JrLs and the housewives get out OF that
garden, chase them chickens OF the garden
you quit pulling up them onions" and the
babbIe OF children, the low moan or the
fresh COW for her absent offspring. which
has been sacrificed on the epicurisn altar TO
satiate the appetite of the lenton devotee.
the bright blue sky and sOftspringiy zephyrs,
the budding shrubs and green grass, the ten
der shout and whistling birds all continue
70 remind Us that We have emerged from
desolate winter and landed in the lap Of G
Spring let's TO biz.
The water works at the Monastery are
now fully completed and at work. p j.
DIetrick, our popular hardware merchant,
furnished the machinery, which is the best
of its kind which same. rise to remark, is
always his style.
Ex-Sherif Cray has about completed tho
improvements on his house on Main street
II will be the hotel of the town, having all
tue modern fixtures" appertainIng 10
irst-clasS house. The Sheriff expects TO
cater TO the wants Of the public in the near
future, and if anyone should go from his
house hungry or thirsty il will Lot be the
fault OF ex~Sherf Gray, whose well-known
liberality and hospitality is proveroial.
J. Condron, spiritual caterer of q. W.
Schmidt, Pittsburg. more popularity known
as the wild Irishman," and W. McEwing.
with a full line Of the seductive weed, were
in town to-day visiting their numerous Gus
toners. Mr.. NICE. represents W. j. Nc
Clurg * Co.
MessIs. j. II. Kelly and VsndrlIn, OF the
Altoona Natural Gas company, are in town
this week. Mr.. Kelly informs your CORE
spondept that they have struck quite vein
OF gas In Jefferson county. which Is strong
enough to supply the towns of importance
In that county and Clearfeld county, but
not enough to pipe to Altoona without
sinking a few more wells along the route.
Those gentlemen are now selling stock to
our citizens and will drill a well in this
vicinity. 1t is undoubtedly a paying in
yestment and will prove success, as we
are according to the geology of this State,
right on the anticlinal gas belt. Success at
! tend them In their efforts to develop the
mineral resources of this county.
MitchelPs coke and coal works near Has
tings have closed operations for an indefn-
ite period. THIS will throw q great many
men out of employment and cause stagns-
tlop of business at our northern Industries.
1t seems the cause is an over-production'
Hurrah for Harrison, Tipicanoe and Nor
ton too; rise up ye gerrymandering posses
soTs OF the party spOils and explain why
thus Is thusly, why our industries are stag
Eated and the result of your opposition to
the tariff bill. or you are gone the next four
years where the w. b: twineth.
Easter Monday was gay day for the men,
beTs of our ). Z. Band, as on that day they
renew their vows fol- another years tri-
umphal march, with faster time. amidst the
the sweet melody which our band can so
a6.y discourse. The boys after stlala hen
ing up tbeir last years business proceeded
to enjoy themselves in their old.time man
ner, playing each members fAyorite piece
and supplying the inner man with the good
things OF tits life. The band celebrated its
twenty-ninth anniversary. Long may it
wave.
= little child OF Valentine Nagle, of Chest
township, was buried to>day at st. Law
renee.
Mr. Joseph Hips, landlord of the -
Hotel ST. Lawrence. was II town to-day
Barney Butcher removed his household
goods and gods TO Hastings to-day. Good
luck Barney.
Tne work Of frescolng the church will be-
gin next week
A II, Hauk has remodeied his hotel and
1t is now one Of the finest hostelIres in
Northern Cambria.
Daniel Dunn while engaged In erecting
the scaffolding in the church for the frescoe
painters, fell and narrowly escaped impal-
ing himself on a spike which tore an ugly
cash In his neck very near the iugular vein.
Peter Campbell has received Official noti-
fcatiOD OF his appointment as postmaster.
Vice Hon. Jno Buck decapitated by the
first assistant Of the sanity Wanamaker of
cheap clothing fame.
CarrOltown is famed for It's neatly clothed
young men and boys which is due in a
great manner to our popular cIothier, c. a.
Sharbaugh, who can give the youngest and
oldest perfect fit.
Last night we enjoyed pleasure hop in
ShaTbaugh'S Hall. and all present seemed to
enjoy themselves Immensely. The irrepres-
sible jim COnd-on was there and called the
figures in his peculiar and interesting way.
The phone from here to Hastings is gr eat
convenience and Is In constant use.
ANuCUs.