The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27

The hanns of ma:rimony have heen pub
lisbed in the Catholic church at GalliIzin
AMI II may be that the ceremony itself has
by this time been performed, between Mr.
Thomas Masterson, one of the most faithful
and trusted engineers on the Pittsburgh di
vision, Pa. r. r., and Miss Julia Tobin The
handsome and accomplished daughter of
Mr.. David Tobin, one of the Labor Reform
candidates for the Legislature at the Ia ,e
election. Tom is we'll known in our town,
having engineered the Branch train on sew
erat occasions, and there are MANY here who
will wish him all the happiness which his
new departure portends.r
Governor Hartranft has appointed Hon.
Richard Jones 10 I've Justice of the Peace for
the East Ward OF Ehensburg borough. rice
Edmund j. Waters, Esq, lately deceased.
Tie commission has arrived. but has not
yet eenlifted. It's figures make it expire
on the first of May next, but the woud-b
Squire thinks that under the new COnstitu-
ton the tenure of office should he extended
one full year further. Ii there is n whole
loaf in this distribution of gifts the Squire
Is not going To rest content with one cut in
half. Meanwhile the matter has been sub
mitted to the A ttorney General for his con-
sideraticn, aud the seal of the envelope
enclosing :he commission remains uubroken.
Come to me, dearest, while the sleigh
bells are ringing come where ! await thee
in silence alone come while the stars their
soft glances are fiinging from eyes that are
only less bright than their own. 1t IL need
less to say that she went and in due course
of time the twain were made one. As evil
dence that they were persons of solid sense,
il may I've added that they bought all the
articles necessary for going To housekeeping
at John Lloyd & Co.'S, High street, Ebens-
burg, while that establish ment has since re-
ceivPd and will continue to receive their
undivided patronage. The reason of this is
that Lloyd & Co. uniformly give satisfaction
and sell a. extremely low prices-lower than
any other store in town. Try them once.
IT'S hard to sever and less forever our
dreams of fold-sometimes they sadden, some
times they gladden. our visions bold. But it
is great deal harder to 60 round this sort
of weather with wet feet. Don't do it! Go
to S. Blumenthals Great Eastern Boot and
Shoe Store, 1119 Eleventh avenue, Altoona
and procure covering for your feet which
will not only keep them dry and comfort
able, but will also last forever and day,
more or less He can furnish you with a
pair of boots, shoes or CATERS warra nted as
cheap as the same article can be bought at
retail in Philadelphia. SpeciaI rates for the
holidays. II inconvenient TO call in person,
you can forward your orders by mail and
they will I've promtiv filed
pants for So - said a seedy-lookire
man as he read the sign of Godfrey Wolf
next door to the post-office, Alt0ona-''sO do
/. ] never painted so for 50 in all nv life -
He likely wanted il TO buy beer with hut
whoever wants to invest his money Judi
embellishments. He has a holiday srock of
reAdy-made clothing, embracing overcoats
coats, vests, pantaloons, etc, Of all qualities
and styles, which he will sell a. tie slightest
advance over cost. The stock of overcoats
is especially large and Cheap. All articles
sold by him are warranted to he as repre-
sented. and consequently mistakes cannot
occur. He refers to large rumher of Cam
brians who are regular customers of his.
County Supt- Berg has been fortunate
in T,I5 IL,
literature, to deliver his popular lecture on
landmarks Of Scott" for the benefit of
the Teachers Institute, on Monday evening
Dec. so. Mr.. Bruce stands today in the
front rank of Lyceum lecturers, with a clear
title TO his reputation as "the scholar and
orator" He delivered over a hundred lee
lures last season, in the principal cities of
the States and Canada, and is ic vited again
and again, by seine the fourth and nth sea-
son in succession. Since graduating az Yale
IN 1861, his life has been devoted TO travel
and study. We hope all of our readers who
can make IL convenient will unite with the
teachers In giving Mr.. Bruce the compliment
of n full, house on the evening named
In the great battle of life no one should
stand still, for the conflict we're waging
must he fought with will; so it hehnoves
all 10 keep moving their measures to filI in
'his world of commOtiOn, which contains
much good aud i'll. When you get in the
moving way, reader, you will he guilty of
yourself in the direction of Jas j. Murphv's
clothing store, 100 Clinton street Johnstowu
where can be purchased the cheapest and
best overcoat, dress and business coats vests
nanta looms, underwear, etc. for sale i'm This
county. Mr.. Murphy as clotiieT has heep
before the public for years, and it is vet TO
be said OF him that his sales were not ALWAYS
On the square. During The holidays, spe-
,:al bargains and multitude of them will
he dispensed by Mr.. Murphy.
If into a store you should hanpen to non
no matter the place or who keeps the shon
md buy all the goods for which you can nav
EN- chances 10 one You'll not get away with
)Dt the question OPiug asked in a business
way, Is there anything else yon are need
Tg today ." We said any store, though we
ire willing to het there is nothing in that 10
'ause a regret, and especially so when lilo
bargains attract, as they Invariably do \ .
iote worthy fact, the attention of those who :
wish to secure the most for their money al .
ways easy aud sure at Teitelhaun's store /
which in Carrolltown has made "A name for
steif in the mercantile trade--a name thar
vas won by no other before, and is now only
Tue to the Peoples Cheap Store. wbere .
foods you can buy, the finest aud best. at
'rices which knock all the socks off the rest
May the coming new year bring bapni-
'ess and contentment to the entire human
amily; may peace and plenty aboupd
throughout the land, and may ali the mas
uline readers of the FREEMAN residipo
a
oon find ont frOm,persoral experieuce what
good and profitable thing it is to buv their
eady-made clothing at the cheap cash store
4 NJ Wolf, I'LL Eleventh avenue first door !
asst from Bowman & Morrow's hip store
orner of Eleventh avenue and T,velftI, /
treet, where can he found garments of
very desirable style, size and texture thar ,
lie comfort and adornment of tbe outer
nan require at this inclement season of the
ear, and that too at prices which we arc
ssured by gentlemen who have Gealt ,bera /
ra much lower than at auy other Clothing
in Altoona
Our venerable and revered friend Par
ather Walsh, pastor of ST. johns rburcb
Aioona, was made the recipient on Mon,iay
venlng last, of n beautiful lace snrnlice ~
andiwork of the good Sisters of Cbaritv of
nat city aud the gift Of the vouur peonla,s
odaiity connected with said church. The
resentation was made by Miss Ella Maher
, the presence of the entire societv Du,n-
erinR about two hundred, assembled in +I,a
u"I'orlnn room III the basement of tla
hurch, and was responded rn in a most f.eI
~ ana grateful manner by the worthy re-
lPent- Father Walsh is not only one 0f tha
iosf z+alous and believed priests i'm H.. 5;
tse, possessing as he does a r,asterlv nil
generous heart and kind word for avo-'
ouy, nut is a writer and thinker of ,nucb
'ore IMAM ordinary ability Such an ele-
ant tokeh OF religions fervor and high par-
'nal esteem could not have heen hastou,ad
one more deserving of so fitting a tribur,.