The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1882-03-10
JOURNALISTIC JorrINGs.
THE PRAIsEwoRTHY PROGRESS OF SOME OF
OUR NEAK NEWSPAPER NEIGHRORs.

THE Indiana Progress has Just made the
most commendable kind of progress hv aban-
doning the quarto and adopting the folio
fnrm-a change which adds very much to its
appearance and makes the fact more appa-
rent than ever that it is one of the largest, If
not The very largest. as it has. under the
management of Brother Black, always been
one OF the best country newspapers in the
STATE Long life and big bonanza to the
Progrers and its editor.
CooNET" we call him, and that is the
name ny which he is known to newspape
fame-a fame he has won on the Journal 80
brave, down at McVeytown, where for nine
wears it's gave she news TO its readers The
latest and best, and has caused not few to
puH down their vest So having entered of
late on Its tenth annual round here's h1,nino
the Journal may ALWAYS he found In the land
OF the hVlng, where we trust twill expand
and enrich our friend Conrad 80 chi.d-hke
and bland
WITH its issue of last week the ,Jobnstovyn
Democrat entered upon the twentieth wear of
existence, and If il lives another year as we
trust 1t may as we'll as many additional wears,
VIII De or Tul legal age. From its first es-
tablishment up to the present time the Dem
ocrdt has been a firm, consistent and undeyi-
ating advocate of the principles and aims of
the party it represents and for that and other
reasons deserves to be most NheralIy sustain
ed. Its editor. Hon. L. D. Woodruff. has our
best wishes for the longest possible future
success OF the Democrat with which he has
been identified for the past eighteen wears.
THE Johnstown Daily Tribune entered
upon the tenth year ut its publication one
day last week. Because of the Uniform nor1-
! pleteness of its teiegra phic news the Tribune
cannot but be a much sought paper in Jrbns-
town. and we know whereof we affirm when
we say that on multitude of occasions when
important questions were nendino at Wash
ington, Harrisburg and other political CEN
tres, its telegraphic columns have been of
sigma! heneft, not only to us but to al It's
subscribers here and elsewhere. In addition
to this, the local department Of thp T7ib,ns
now regarded as the most Interesting nortion
OF newspaper, has always been conducted
with exceptional care. Industry and ahiIitv-
I and has made the Tribune a welcome visitor
to every household in which IL Is received
We trust IFS davs. like those Of its editor.
Geo. I. Swank, Esq. may he long In the
land, and that II will never fall TO meet with
AL the success it so pre-rmineutly deserves
More than that we trust that the present
railroad schedule will sOon he superseded hv
one which will bring the Tribune to our town
as was the case until recently on the same
day it is printed. And so say we all.
THE INDIANA NORMAL SCHOOL. an ad-
vertisement for which will he found In an
. other column, presents to teachers advanta-
ges superior to those Of anv similar inStitu-
tiOn in the State. 1t is on p sound financial
basis. while constant efforts Of the Board Of
Trustees and uf the Faculty Of the inetitu-
v
struction. and healthfus exercise cannot
fail 10 make the advantages Such. in every
respect. as 20 give eminent satisfaction to II
who favor it with their attendance The
object of this excellent institution is pre- p-em-
inentlV the Pducation and framing Of teach
ers. To fully accomplish this object IL must
give thorough and systematic culture to all
the faculties OF the mind accurate instruc-
tiOn in the various branches of learning a
complete knowledge Of the principles and
methods of culture and Instruction, as we'll
as n organizing. mana aGino and governing
school, and also an opportunity to make
available for teaching purposes under the
SunPrvisiOn of wPll-trained experienced
teachers, all the power developed. and all
the knowledge acquired in the classroom -
1t is confidently believed that there are no
better opportunities 70 obtain p general bus
mess scientific. or classical education. OF to
pursuP Stndies preparatory tn those that are
strictly professional than are offered At this
well managed school. The huildine is heat
ed throughout nv steam. has all needed &C
cOmmndatiOns for 400 hoardcrs. and is nro-
ununced nv authority as the best buildinq of the
kind IN the United States The wide. culture
and long experience of the Faculty and the
high moral character and interest Of the
town afford IN students unbouuded advanta-
geS and Inducements TO avail themselves Of
the learning. culture and privileges offered
by this institution.