The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-04-05

"A zephyr from the sOuth ward through,
the open window blows, with its prophecies
of jessenIine, of miguonette and rose but
zephyr from the southwark, or from anv
point you choose, whispers not in pleasing
accents of the mammoth stock of boots and
shoes just received and opened, of all sizes
large and small, at the Great Eastern Shoe
Store, which welcomes one and all, and pre-
sents TO each a bargain no matter when they
call on that prince of clever dealers whose
name is Bumenthal. Store on Eleventh av-
enue, No. 1119 a few doors from Twelfth
street, Altoona, Pa.
What is known as the "Motlel Grocery
Store of Altoona, and well worthy indeed
it is of the name, has just been removed
from No. 1928 to No. 1924 Eleventh avenue,
which is nearly opposite the old stand, and
which the wide awake proprietor, Mr.. =. F.
Confer, formerly of this county, has bought
and fitted up and filed up with an eye TO
good taste and the many wants of his nunler-
ous customers AS this change of location
greatly reduces expenses, Mr.. Confer has in
like ratio reduced the prices on all goods In
his line, as n, his friends and customers in
Cambria county and elsewhere can learn TO
their entire satisfaction by giving him early
and frequent calls Adv. next week.
Our earnest and heartfelt sympathies
are fully and freely xtended To an esteemed
friend and brother journalist, Manly Tello.
Esq, of The Cleveland Unirerse, aud his no
less excellent lady, in the loss by death at
Mt. GallitZin Seminary, in this place, on
sunday morning last, or one OF their dearly
beloved children, bright, intelligent and
. exceedingly interesting little boy, aged less
/ than seven years. The fact that the pure
and unsullied spirit of the cherished one has
gone TO join the myriads of bright angels that
/ already surround the throne OF God, should
and no doubt does bring a balm to the
wounded hearts of his loving parents and
admiring friends. hut il being human TO
mourn it would i'll become TO do less III an
cuudole, as we do in al! sincerity, with our
-YtAf -frif l-ap fri int 1a
pected bereavement which has Overtakeu
them far from home, but by no means in the
land Of strangers.
Borough Council organized on Monday
last when it was discovered That :he Demo :
Gratis had "put their foot in it" by electing
as Councilman at the last election gentle
man who was ineligible, owing TO the fact
! that he already held a county Office. The
result of This oversight, not to say culpahle
carclessneSs on part of the Democrats left
them with only two against three Republican
. members, and the result was the seiection Of
the following named gentlemen, all OF whom
are R~pUhiiCaus, To fill the various positions
! to which they have heen assigned Street
Commissioner, Edw' w. Humphreys, CON
tinued Borough Solicitor, a Y. Barker.
Esq, in place of f. A. Shoemaker, Esq.
Tax Collector, Thomas ., Jones Clerk to
[ Council, John (Jack) Davis, ia place Of T.
w. Dick, Esq.; Wcig ghmaSter, @. q. Owens,
continued Engineer at Water Works Jas.
Jones, continued. To fill the vacancy in the
Board we believe it is necessary for Council
to appoint and Court to approve the selec-
tiou. When that will be done remains to be
+ seen.