The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1889-05-03
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at once, no operation or delay from busi-
ness, attPsted By thousands Of cures after
others fail.
Mr. Edward Smith, OF Gallitzin, and
Miss Annie Feeny. Of Altoona, were mar
ried at st Johns Catholic church, Altoona.
on Tuesday asst, Rev. Father Smith. OF this
place, brother Of the groom, performing
the ceremony.
William Ambrose, who was injured a
couple OF months ago by falling down stairs
In the house OF George Kurtz in Johnstown.
and WHO was afterward taken to the Aims
house, died in that institution on Tuesday
He was about forty wears of age.
The Juniata Valley Editorial AssocIa-
tlot will meet at the Altoona Tribune office
Thursday afternoon May 2d. for the pur-
pose Of selecting the time and place of the
annual excursion for this year. A fu u at
tendance is asked by the President of the
Association.
Sister CelestIn9 died at st. Joseph's
Convent, Ia this place, at FIVE O'Clock this
Thursday morning. The deceased was
for n number OF years one OF the teachers
in the parochial school in this place and
was greatly beloved by her pupils.
George Weiss was swinging a sledge
hammer in his fathers blacksmith shop,
Punxsuta wney. when his li.tle brother.
aged thirteen years, came behind him and
stopped to pick up nail, when the sledge,
in lis backward swing, crushed his skull.
Mcdonald the weIl-known merchant OF
Loretto, Is now ready for business at 'Slat
teTy's Crossing" about one-thIrd of mile
east Of Cresson. Gail and see him. He
guarantees prices as low as Johnstown, AL
tooua or elsewhere for spot cash or produce.
Professor Thomas J. Itch. principal OF
the Conemaugh borough schools. VIII open
his Normal school at Carrolltown on the
1ith, inst. Professor Iteu is an able and
competent teacher and those attending his
school cannot fail TO be benefited by the
course OF instruction.
The Board of Mine Boss Examiners OF
this district held meeting In this place
Monday TO arrange for the examination Of
applicants for the appointment "a mine
boss. The examatiou viii take place at
Library Hall on the 7th, sth ard 9th Of May.
--IohnSto'rn Democrat.
Mrs. Nancy Mack, wife OF Mr.. Joseph
Mack, died at her home In this place on
Sunday evening aged about 80 years. She
leaves to morn her loss a husband who las
been for number of years an invalid, and
ten children, six boys and four girls, nearly
all Of whom are grown up.
Pennsylvania has 2s5 natural gas COM
panies organized within her State borders.
Pittsburg has 7s OF them GreeusburG, 81
=
6; Unioutown, Monougahela City. ,,
and the balance are scattered among nearly
as many diIerent towns and cities.
Potatoes are so plenty in some sections
of Perry county that there Is no sale for
them. Recently a farm ,r hauled a load to
Newport, but could nCJ sell them, and
rather than take them hone again dumped
them along the road. Another farmer
gathered them up and took them home.
During the thunder storm on Thursday
evening OF last week, lightning struck the
dwelling house OF Mr.. william Hunt in
Jackson township, badly damaging the
building. The only occupants Of the house
az the time were Mrs. Hunt and David, one
of the boys, out they escaped uniuiured.
James TrlmbIe, an employe Of the Penn
sylvanIa railroad at Derry, was Instantly
killed at that place at 8 o'clock Thursday
m orninE. He had been In the employ Of
the company goy more than % years rs
railroad hand. He was about 60 years Old
and leaves family. most Of whom are
grown up.
Thieves broke into the pOstofice at
Pleasant Unity, WestmOreland county on
Tuesday night, aud took therefrom about
So worth OF stamps and SI5O worth OF boots.
shoes, etc, belonging 10 George w. Nc
Geary, in whose store the postofiee is To-
Gated. There is no clue 70 the identity Of
the robbers,
The ringing OF the fire bell at 10 NJ. on
Tuesday for the purpose OF celebrating the
Centennial, brought number OF the fire
laddies 20 the engine house eager to render
their services In suppressinG conflagra-
ton. They have the satisfaction OF know
ing that they cannot be fooled by the ring
ing for the next Centennial
-M-. George A. Davis and Miss Maggie
Garman, both of this place. were married
on Wednesday evening at the residence OF
the brides mother. Mrs. William Garman,
Rev. George Hill performing the ceremony.
They were seruaded By the ban d on We'd
nesday evening and on Wednes day morning
the happy couple started on a bridal tour.
1t comes 70 us in a pretty straight
manner that chicken fight took place on
the mountain, probably near the Fountain
Inn. on Thursday last between chickens
from Hollidaysburg and Cambria county.
II is said the Hollldaysburg chickens were
victorious and their owners brought consId-
erable doodle" home with them.-HolH-
days5Urg Register.
Sale bills were printed at this Office for
the sale OF large lot OF personal property
by Mr.. Hiram MCGUIRE, of CleaIfield town.
ship, mile east OF st. Augustine, on Sat
urday NAV 11th. az . O'Clock p. NJ, consist
OF l bull, yearlIng calves, 1 hogs, Il. pigs.
? sets buggy harness, moving machine,
many other articles too numerous to men
tion.
-FoTty-one years ago Mrs. Jacob Stuff,
near Plsssantville, cut herself In the wrist
with 4 piece OF glass. The wound healed,
bat her index finger has been paining her
more or less ever since. Last week she
discovered a hard substance Imbedded In
the finger, which upon being taken out.
proved TO be a piece OF glass that had been
IL her hand these many years.-EUsrett
Press.
- Mr.. Philip Stoltz and Andrew Boslet
passed through town on Wednesday on
their way 70 Latrobe, TO attend tho funeral
Of Mrs. Agnes Boslet, wife OF a. c. Boslet,
OF that place, formerly a resident OF Carols
township, who died on Tuesday April 3Oth.
The deceased was daughter OF Mr.. Stoltz.
was about thlrty-eight years OF age. and
leaves husband and six children TO mourn
her loss.