The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-05-14
SPRING PURCHASE ES.

Grand Display Of Goods at y s. Bdrker'S
-Rare Bargains an Choice articles.
Since the Spring trade recently opened,
there has been an increased rush at V. s.
Barker's Cheap Cash Store. Ebensbhrg, Pa.
The reason Is found in the fact that Mr..
Barker has made most successful effort to
secure every thing in his line at the lowest
cash prices, so as TO sell cheap, and while 1t
is impossible for us to furnish our readers
with u detailed list Of the many articles Mr.
Barker has for sale, we will endeavor to re-
fer to few of the most prominent, at the
srme time assuring our readers that the as
soTtments are as complete as they can be
made, and that at all times the different
departments will continue to contain the
choicest goods. Mr.. Barker has just re-
turned from the Eastern cities. where he
has been purchasing goods, and has brought
with him. not only the LATEST, but the tar
0eSt stock of goods ever brought to Ebens-
Uurg. How well Mr.. Barker aims to please
his customers is best known by glance
over his splendid stock for Spring. Every
article. from the least to the greatest, bears
that air of neatness SO essential to please the
critical eyes of the ladies and the no less
critical gauces OF the ''lords of creation" -
In fact, Mr.. Barker has spared no efforts to
make his establishment emporium of
fashion, and certainly he deserves to be ap-
preciated, and is entitled to enjoy an in
mense trade, foI no department has been
sighted, but on the contrary each one has
received special attention, and is replete
with the best stock of goods In its line to be
found in the entire country and these
goods, we repeat, are being sold at amazing
ly low prices for cash, and In some instances
cheaper than the same goods could he had
even in Philadelphia. We have heard some
people complain that when they enter n
place to buy goods, there was no opport mi
ty for a choice on account of the scarcity Of
nssOrtments. Bat this charge cannot be laid
tO Mr.. Barker's establishment, but rather
TO the contrary, for it seems to us that we
would be sorely puzzled to know what was
best TO buy, because the stock is SO immense,
and every part of it is so beautiful and desi-
rable. In Dress Goods. all the newest and
leading styles will be found in great abun-
dance. We saw Alpacas in a colors, both
plain and figured also, some things alto
gether new in figured Alpacas. Cobergs
and Merinues Of all different oulcrs. Wool
DelaiDes, new style and colors.. Nice back
Silks for dresses. Common Delaines and
CslicOes in endless profusion. In White
Goods, we saw Jaconets. Cam brics, plain,
checked, and striped, Nainsooks, Bliliiants,
= "tss Muifs, O"lss SIrlpes. victoria ana
Bishop Lawns. and White Pique. a new ar
tieIe for white dresses. While speaking of
Dress Goods, we might mention Dress But
tons. which we saw in great variety. all the
new styles. In Hoop Skirts, you will find
{. great variety Of styles and grades. While
on this side of the house: we stopped to ex>
anime the Cloths and Cassimers. Here are
Cassimers of all styles and prices, for mems
and boys wear while for cheaper wear, We
saw Sattinetts, Jeans, Tweeds, and a full
line Of C5tton Goods. just the thing for sum
mer wear. Here, if You wish to buy the
cloth and make your own clothes, you can
buy something that will be nico, cheap, cool,
and desirable for summer. If you don't be-
lieve it. go and try, and we are sure yea viii
be convinced that the place to buy goods is
at V. S. BaTker's.