The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-03-02

III Altoona, OH Friday last aged aloi1t
thirty years. The deceased was the original
hrst newsboy on the Pennsylvania railroad
Miss Lille Arnold, of Lancaster. has
been Appointed TO take charge of the school
IN this place which was until recently taught
by Mrs Jane Clark, who is AT present in Phil
aueiphia undergoing a surgical operationfor
cure of cancer in the side, with which she
has long been afflicted.
Not being able to send us the post. office.
Hon. VIM. A. Wallace has done the best he
could by sending us small mailbag filled
with valuable public documents for which
he will please accept our sincere thanks as
VIII also, we trust, Hon. John Reilly who
has very kindly, very acceptably and very
frequently remembered us in the same way.
Col. Il. B. MCrum, of the Mifflintowu
1rs6une, formerly of the Altoona Tribune
was married, or was 10 be married, on We'd
nesday last to n lady named Frow. This is
the Colonel's third venture matrimonial or
rs the Altoona Mirror facetitiously remarks,
his third fror, but if it was his twenty-third
we could not wish him better luck than we
do on this occasion
Temperance meetings have been held at
sentively in the Presbyterian and Congrega-
uonai churches in this place during several
evenings OF the present week, and efforts.
with fair prospects for success, are now
making TO secure the presence here in the
near future of several recognized ladies' in
,he ,, great temperance revival row agitating
the country, as salso, il possible, the re-
nowneG Francis Murphy himself
-Four or i've tramps paid visit Of con-
doience Ell Tuesday last to the eleven tramps
confined in our county Jail, whom they snp-
piled literally with tobacco It is not at ALI
probable that the visiting party was ac-
quaipted with any of their breathren in
durance vile here, but the presumption Ia
that an organization exists among the fra
ternity which requires them to extend aid
and comfort to each other while in distress
-Johnstown has case of small pox. n
little daughter of Mr.. John w. Logan the
marble manufacturer, being the victim
Two children in the family of Mr.. Gouden
OF New Germany, Croyle township, are also
said to be afflicted with the athsome diseas.
which it Is alleged was brought: from Pitts,
burgh either in the clothing of the gentle
man or his son, who ii will be remembered
died in that city few weeks ago from the
effects of this terrible scourge.
We are under obligations to Mr. Jesse
5. Bolsinger, librarian in charge. for a ticket
which entities us 20 the free reading for a
twelvemopth to come of all books comprised
IN the fine library of the Dauntless Fire
Company of this place, and for which privi-
lege the remarkable low price of one dollar
per year is all that is now charged any one
who has the good taste and desire to take
advantage of the facilities thus afforded
Library open every Friday evening from 6}S
to 1H o'clock.
Mr.. George Huntiey, Of this place, who
Is often mistaken for ourself and rice rersa
was met the other day Ivy gentleman from
the north OF the county and congratulated i'm
our name on the fact that all the Democrats
in thar section were red hot for him as the
next candidate for County Treasurer which
Mr.. II. was of course highly gratifed to
hear. We trust the gentleman knew whereof
he affirmed, and IA for onrself we will see to
IL that there is no mistake about our identity
when the proper time comes.
John Wagner, Esq, of Chest Springs
has instituted proceedings against the Audi
tors of that borough for failing during the
of the financial condition of said municipali-
~, and hearing in the case is To be had ar
Gailitziu tomorrow forenoon. There ia lit
tie doubt but what the recusaht Auditors
will have TO pay pretty dear for their whistle
anil all other parties interested will do veil
TO take heed in the future and not permit
themselves to be caught mapping In like
manner
Friends from the farms, friends from the
villages, friends from the cross-r roads, and
friends from everywhere and everywhere
else. are all invited TO call and purchase
madr-up wearing apparel at the great cloth
ing bazaar of Godfrey Wolff, next door to
the post office, Altoona, where, our word for
it, can at all times be found stock unsur-
passed for quantity, unexcelled in quality
and unrgualled for cheap 1ess. No one who
buys from Mr. Wolff will never have reason
to believe that his money has not been put
where it did most good for himself
We can scarcely imputo to ignorance
the assertion put forth 10y the Johnstown
Tribune that an effort will be Inate TO have
q special train run from Cresson to this
place on Monday morning next for the
commodation of parties coming to Court and
in order to avoid a three hours walt at the
former place, for il is a fact patent 10 all
that since June last such a train has in var:
ably been run on Monday morning of each
week of Court, and will no doubt continue
TO be rur for all time to come without amy
effort being made in that direction by out
side parties
~. ~ tYo,o;axrr -, Job,s,o,,n owl
.wo lads named John and James Hassen, of
Coneniaugh borough, We're brought here on
Tuesday night last and lodged in Jail. The
former is charged with appropriatiug to his
own use eighty six dollars and some cents
belonging to n secret society of which he was
treasurer, and then betaking himself to Pleas
antville, Bedford county, where he was sub
sequeutly arrested, and the two latter await
trial for the alleged beating and robbing Of
another lad named Edward Slick, from
whom they stole a fifty cent silver piece and
ten cents in currency.
Here is lood advice we'll worth follow
ing: Keep the money in circulation. Don't
salt it away. Pay your debts as fast as you
can. Encourage home industry aud enter
prise and buy all your goods from home
merchants, which Of course includes Messrs.
Myers & Lloyd, who well deserve the con-
sderation and custom of the entire com
murIity, because they make it a point TO
please all with the style and quality Of the
commodities sold by them and To profit by
the very low prices at which they dispose of
everything in their line, com prising all need-
full articles fu the way of dry goods, clothing,
notions, groceries, etc.
The Murphy movement which is jnst
now taking Jobnstown somewhat 10y storm
is quite a different thing from the M Murphy
movement which has been going on IN that
city for many years, and of which jas y.
Murphy of Star Clothing Hall, is the head
centre and acknuwl led ged leader. The latter
movement, as our readers well understand,
relates exclusively to the constant going III
and coming out of customers at the popular
clothing establishments above named, where
no one has ever vet failed and no one ever
will fail to get full value for his money in
the way of good clothing and :he best of
furnishing goods. Let this Murphy move
ment at least go on, whatever may be the
fate of the new departure.
A bout the honr of noon on Wednesday
of last week the dwelling housa of John n.
Hieman, Esq. of Frankstown township,