The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-12-17

WINTER.-December has already sig
nalized its advent by two''old-fashioned snow
storms, giving US depth of nearly two feet,
and good sleighing. Such cold wintry days
remind US of the fact that we should be
warmly clad, and nowhere is such an i'm
mense assortment of mems and boys cloth
ing offered for sale as at Thompson's. We
advise you to go and examine his goods be-
fore going elsewhere.
CoME.-Winter with its chilling blasts,
its ice and snow, has come-stern old winter,
who never smiles and never melts to pity
How welcome now the home hearth, and the
bright, warm FIRE; when the storm howls
without, and the cold winds go sweeping by
utreader, probably you suffering from the
cold from the fact of not having good stove?
If so, go at once to Huntleys and make
purchase. He sells extremely low.
FURsl FURs The most magnificent
selection of furs of every style, quality and
price, to be found in town, is at V. s. Barker's
cheap cash store, Highest. The comfort af-
forded from wearing a set of turs cannot be
appreciated until once tested. The extreme
cold to which we are subject in this
latitude, makes it all important that we go
and buy at once. They are sold at prices
that defy competition.
NOTWITHSTANDING the late snow storm
the vast salesrooms of Oak Hall, in Johns
town, were crowded. all the time with eager
oc
Leopold Bro. personally superintend all
sales,-an assurance that every satifaction is
given customers. Indeed, the excellent sys-
tenn of the house insures everything to be
just what it ought to be. 2
HOLIDAY APPLIANCES. large as
sortment of fancy groceries, comprising all
the delicacies known in the trade, purchased
expressly for the holidays, is now being
three doors east of Crawford's Hotel. His
stock of confectioneries the largest in town.
Everything cheap. Go see.
NEW GooDs.-Every day brings some
thing new to the New York Dry Goods and
Millinery Store of L. Mayer, Johnstown, Pa.
His stock off goods is the largest in Jchnstown,
the most fashionable, the cheapest. beau
tiful stock of furs on hand and for sale cheap.
Patronizc this establishment
Now.-Now that winter is upon us, all
who are insuficiently clothed will feel the
want of warm and suitable raimeut. It is
but doing our readers a simple act of kind
ness by informing them that the stock of A.
A. Barker b Son is the largest and by far
the cheapest in town.
aa Ron. THE HoLIDAYs.-If you purpose
making present to your wife, daughter, son
or sweetheart, we advise you to go c.. T.
Roberts to make the selection. We would
not attempt to mention the numerous articles
he has ON exhibition and for sale, but advise
one and all to go and see for themselves.
FANCY DRY GOODS SToRE-The ex-
tensive array of beautiful goods on the eshelves
at R. R. Davis store surpasses anything we
have ever seen. And not this alone, but the
cheapness of his goods is the main object, in
which all are interested. If you want good
cheap goods GO to this store.
STovEs.-Probably the largest variety
OF stoves in Western Pa. has just been re-
ceived at Thos. w. Williams. They are of
the best manufacture in the country, and, not
only this, they are the cheapest manufactured.
Everything will be sold at prices to suit the
times.
CHEAP GROCERY STORE -
~ CHEAP GROCERY
STORE
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST, BEST
THE LARGEST, CHEAPEST,
BEST
GENERAL STOCK OF GROCERIES
GENERAL STOCK OF
GROCERIES