The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-11-26

'ETERYBoDY TAXES Them !'-NearIy all
our readers will remember to have seen, only
q few years ago, fences, barns, and even
rocks, bearing the legend, EVERY body takes
actly true, for we are sure we never took
any, and we claim to be somebody. Neither
would It be exactly true to say that every
body takes the handsome little brass bed
room lamps recently introduced here by
Mr.. NJ. L. Oatman, but 1t is true to say that
nearly every body who has thus far seen
them has bought one or more of them, and
it is equally true to say that all who appre-
ciate convenient and brilliant light should
no longer do without one of these handsome
lamps They cost only fifty cents, require
no chimneys and burn without emitting the
least smoke or SCOT. Try them and be con-
vinced of their superior merits.
UNEQUALLEp Yes, that is the proper
word to make use Of in speaking of the re-
nowned Spears Ant-Dust Stoves, a repre-
sentation of one kind of which our enterpri-
prising neighbor. Mr.. George Huntley, has
had us to present to our readers today.
These stoves are admitted by all who have
tested them to be the very acme of perfec-
ton, and it is doubtful whether any further
improvement can be made in that way. Mr.
FL. keeps these and many other kinds of
cooking and heating stoves, and sells them
just as cheap as the men who make them.
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SERIOUS Loss.-Mr a. II. Faller Ind the
misfortune to lose a horse valued at $175 on
Saturday night last Having no immediate
use for the horse he had consigned il to the
keeping of Mr.. Ed. Humphreys, to work for
it's fee d. and on the night in question the an
imal got loose in the latter gentleman's sta
BILE, and while tramping about upset the feed
cutter, the knife of which came in contact
with one of the horses feet, just above the
hoof, and inflicted such torrible cash that
it was found necessary TO take the animal
out aud shoot him on Sunday merning.
BEST OYsTERs--It is the opinion Of every
body who has INDUCED in the oysters served
up at the new saloon of Mr.. A. II. Faller,
that they are the largest and most delicious
bivalves ever brought to this place and add
to this the fact that be has reduced the price
per plate. and it would be strange if he did
not do..a thriving business. Among the other
delicacies to be found at this establishment.
are pigs feet, tripe and beef tongue, for all
of which Mr.. Faller will pay the highest
nricpS to those offering them.
A WORD IN TLME.-To-iay is Thanks
giviving, and in another month shall
have the Christmas holidays, the great sea-
son of merry making and present giving.
and now is very oppOrtIne time to remind
our readers that Mr.. C. 7. Roberts will be
prepared to furnish everybody with almost
any article desirable for a holiday gift, and
that, too, at prices which will induce all to
buy what they need from him. Bear this
in mind that when the proper time comes.
RUNNING RoUxD.-Children run round aud
catch cod. Some people run ronnd and SLAM
der. The world runs round. Sometimes one
gets a run round on the end of the finger, but
the continual run round is performed by the
wheels of Frank W Hays stove wagons, con-
veying hundreds of stoves to the Railroad de-
pot, or to private dwellings,. Frank W. Hay is
reason is he lets people know what he does and
when he does it. In short he adVertses.
The MAYoRALITY.-Snce Johnstown has
assumed the proportions of city 1t is entitled
to Mayor. The present Burgess will not have
the office he positively declines, and we know
of no other suitable mai unless it is Mr.. Leo
pold Mayer, the kind and Obhging proprietor of
the New York Dry Goods and Millinery Store,
who certainly has the best and cheapest goods
in that thriving place. His store is perfect
Paradise of beauty and wonderment.
Coop TrAEs-Talk about hard times Why
we saw Murphy & Co. have handsful of gold
coin the other day, which they had just receiv-
ed from numerous customers at their famous
Dry Goods Store, near the Houston House,
J Johnstown. They offered to sell the gold,
but we preferred their nice goods, which were
going like hot cakes. So pitched in and
bought all we could, but were considerably in
terrupted by John, who is an inyeterate talker.
DEER MEAT.-A hunter brought several car
casses OF deer to Johnetown last eek and dis
posed of the meat readily at high price. he
first men to purchase were Cohen i Brother,
who keep superb Clothing Store on Main
street. Their madeup clothing is sought for
by all who want good, cheap and substantial
They are fair. honest and gentle
manly dealers and deserve they receive, u
liberal snare OF pubic patOnaSe'
LEopoLD & BROTHER R-We have been "bob- !
bing round'' in Johnstowd n good deal of late !
and we must say that Leopold u Brother, keeps /
as choice an assortment of Ready Made Cloth |
ing, Furnishing Goods. Trunks, &C., as we ever
saw. They are now offering made-up Clothing
at greatly reduced prices and are doing rush
ing business. Call with them on Main street, |
at Oak Hall You will not go away diSap- !
pointed
ALMOST A FIRE.-As we passed along Cliu
ton street, Johnstown, on Saturday, we noticed |
a crowd, and tremendous smoke rising from
their midst. Upon inquiry we learned that |
James j. Murphy had just distributed some
dozen of cigars to some customers who had |
purchased literally of his Ready Made Cloth
ing. The fit of the garments pleased them so
well that they all united in giving him PUFF.
If we only had been there
A MIsTAKE.-It is a mistake to suppose