The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-06-02

Mr.. William Springer, of Carroll township,
whose remains were inferred in the Catholic
cemetery at Carrolltown onSunday last. We
have no particulars. May her soul rest in
peace.
The Golden Eagle Clothing House is the
name of the most popular store of the kind
in Altoona to-day, and any of our patrons
who 90 there to buy a full suit, or indeed any
article in that line, may rest assured that
honest goods at honest prices will be their
portion. Buy there and be happy
On Monday last the assiguees of VIM.
NJ. Lloyd began the sale by public 0utcry Of
another section Of lots i'm Altoona. The at
tendance was large and the lots sold ranged
from $3.50 to $500. The sale was continued
unit the following day, but with what result
we have not seen stated in any of the Altoo-
ma papers.
1t is said that the CressOn House, to
which another wing has been added, will
have a capacity this season ia accommodate
fire thousand persons. 1t will be opened on
the 22d Of June, under the management of
Mr. w. D. Tyler, of the Logan House, AL
toona, who has had charge Of it for the past
two years.
A number OF workmen are engaged in
'pointing" the tower of the jail with cement
and repairing the roof. This ''palatial edi-
ice,'' as it used to be STYLED by the people Of
the south of the county, requires a semi
yearly overhauling. the same as is thought
necessary by a thrifty housewife with refer
ence to her domicile.
General George II. CrOssmau. who, it
will be remembered bv MANY of our citizens
bis family the Johnston Moore homestead
property, Just vacated by Mrs. Mcnamara,
died in Philadelphia on Sunday last He was
an old army officer and was in the eighty
third year of his age.
The heaviest rain storm ever known
here, though not the longest in point of du-
ration, visited US Saturday afternoon last.
When it ceased, at the eud of an hour the
surroundings presented the appearance of
an inland sea. few miles westward there
was heavy fall of hail, which is said to have
done some damage to the growing crops.
Two young sons of Peter Roussev, of
Frenchville, Clearfeld county died few
days ago from the effects of vaccination. and
several others are suffering to such an extent
that it is feared amputation of the arm will
have to be resorted to in one or more in-
stances. The cause of the trouble seems to
have been the use Of impure vaccine virus.
John Owens, on High street. whom you
| have heard of before, keeps dry goods and
! groceries and many things more, and what
pleases the people who go there to deal, he
sells at such prices as makes every one feel
they have got the worth of their money in all
they have bought, be it a hat, pair of boots.
ole -,
Somebody with very level head SAYS
/ that in all towns where a newspaper is pub
1 lished every man should ADVERT Sc in it, even
| if nothing more thana card stating his name
/ and the business he is engaged in. It not
| only pays the advertiser. but it let's the peo-
| pie at a distance know that the town has
| live and prosperous community of business
men.
| Have you seen the baby shoes at the Va
/ rietv store Of c. T. Roberts ? They are the
best in town. He has also a splendid line of
| fine shoes for misses, ladies and gents, which
| can't be excelled, either in price OF quality,
let other dealers blow as they may And his
elegant stock of straw hats-it simply laws
| out in every way all other stocks of the kind
in town
for a moment suppose that golden eagles are
needed when yOu want suit of good clothes,
for the house that we speak of would Just
as soon take greenbacks as gold, hence you'll
make no mistake if you go there and buy, for
tits fact all the year round, that nowhere
in Altoona can as good bargains in clothing
he found
Arrangements have been made to have
the Philadelphia Express stop at Sheridan
Station on next Thursday and Friday morn
/ ings, to accommodate those who intend to
4 participate in the Cambria County Sabbath
/ School convention at Coopersdale. Delegates
/ will take the Accommodation to Johnstows
/ and remain there until the Philadelphia Fx-
! press west comes along.
! The first annual convention of the Penn
! sylvania Railroad Benefit Association. which
was organized in Pittsburgh about wear
I ago, viii be held in Altoona on Tuesday.
I Ju ne 18Th. The Association was formed on
/ the basis Of securing a membership of ?. 500
and paying the sum of 81, 500 to any member
in case Of permanent disability, or to his
family in case Of death.
The Woodherrv correspondent Of the AL
toona Tribune credits Harry OeHig, of that
{
teen suckers, measuring from ten inches to
two feet in length twenty-five trout weigh
ing from one to six pounds, aud thirteen eels,
one of which measured nine feet in length.
/ That's good eel of fish story to troCu)t
out so early in the season.
The Altoona Radical says ''rumor hath it
that Recorder Greevy has struck bonanza.
in company with some other gentlemen, in
the purchase of Cambria county coal lands
A vein of excellent coal, AZ feet in thick
ness. has been discovered in drift of only
twenty three feet. Mr.. Greevy's interest is
said to be worth al present $4,000" Hope
I 1t amt Greevy-ous mistake
Anderson BOUCHER, aged 20 years, whose
parents reside near Loretto, this county, had
his left arm terribly crushed between the
deadwoods of two freight cars at Kittanning
Point, on Wednesday of last week, while in
the act of pulling ont pin from the end of
a car for the purpose of making a coupling.
The arm was burst open and two of the
bones broken at the elbow joint.
"A German named Henry Baker was ar
rested on the Day Express train east at
Huntingdon, on Monday last, and brought
back to Altoona to answer for stealing two
watches and twenty dollars in money from
Mr.. Ingold, proprietor of the IngoId House,
that CITY. The stolen property was found in
his possession, and although the money, we
presume. wasn't in gold, the owner is.
H. T. O'Friel, who In Loretto doth d WELL
has stock of new goods he is anxious to sell