The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1868-05-21

emporiums of the East in order that they
may make sure to obtain fashionable ward
robe. or a nice suit of clothes. We do not
mean to say that there has been any neces-
sity for it, especially for the last year or
two vet such are the attractions la other
towns and citieS-always held out by the
merchants in those places-tbat our young
men have largely patronized them, thinking
that here at home we have no establishments
which can furnish them with what they
want. A greater mistake was never made.
As rule, our merchants are gentlemen of
decided taste and enterprise, whose pleasure
it is to supply their patrons with the rich
and elegant fabrics constantly coming into
market ; and this they do Invariably every
season, both in regard to variety and style.
and at as low prices as any house in the
Eastern cities. 1t is simply because our
people have not taken the pains to visit
some of our leading establishments that they
have kept themselves in ignorance OF the
fact that they can purchase here at home for
precisely what thev must pay in other cities,
| land sometimes buy cheaper, 200, any art-
! cles of dress they may desire. One such
| establishment is V. S. Barker's Cheap Cash
Store, Ebensburg. Pa.
MIR. Barker has just received and opened,
from the Eastern cities, the largest and best
selected stock Of ready-made clothing ever
opened out in Ebensburg and as he has the
latest arrival, he surely has the latest fash
ions. We were favored with = glimpse Of
this splendid stock of goods, and saw some
entirely new cuts in Cashmere coats, nice
line of plain black cloth suits, now so much
worn, some very fancy cashmere suits, very
cheap, and coats, pants, and vests in great
variety, either in suits to match, or sepa-
rate, as the purchaser may wish. Also, a
new stock Of busters, ready for the summer
trade. Next to the clothing department are
hats. No person wishes to buy suit of
clothes without a nice hat to 60 with them.
Mr.. Barker, aware Of this fact, has selected
q stock of hats that we are sure will please
everybo He has some entirely new styles
of hats, of the latest fashions. among the
rest the Stanley" which for style and
beauty exceeds anything We have ever seen
He has fine Eght-colored hats, so much worn
| at the present time, and full line of black
| hats, both cotton and wool, for mems and
! boys wear. Alse, new stock of straw
| hats. In boots and shoes, (like everything Q
else in his line,) Mr.. Barker has full stock,
! for either men, ladies, boys, girls, or chill
dren For mems wear, we saw CATERS, oi
both kid and calf, (bGth Congress and lace
styles,) and something new in the way Of a
shoe called the Sheridan" which is very
nice for light summer shoe. Now, when
you have bought necktie, or fancy but
! terfy, (of which Barker has the incest stylS
ever nade,) you will have complete outfit
nice enough for any person in the world tC
wear. If ysu wish to get married. go te
Barker's for suit of clothes. If you wish
| to visit your friends. and want nice suit o.
| clothes, don't forget Barker's.
/ Pu Of varsity will few
words about ladies' wear. If you want {
nice summer shawl, and want something
entirely different from anything you have
ever seen, and want to get tho latest fash
| ions. and above all want to buy them cheap
| 60 to VS.. Barker's, and you will be sure tc
| find just exactly what you want, either in
price. color, or style. For ladies' shoes
/ Barker has a great variety, both 6ne and
heavy, all prices and qualities. To per
| son VINO has been moving, and ia about fit
! ting up new rooms. if you should need any
| wall paper, at Bsrker's you will find tn,
! only complete stock kept in Ebensburg.-
Also. q large lot OF widow blinds.
For the farmers, V. S. Barker has received
| a full stock Of scythes, snathes, forks, rakes
hoes, &C., all ready for planting and hsr.
vesting.
| From this brief outline Of .he stock at Y
! - DdIhS IL LlluSG De L1dullCsb LAdL UuSSTi
will best consult their interests by selecting
from it, because it is fall and complete n
every particular, containing the choices
goods that money can buy, to the most or
dinary grades. Such . stock of goods ha
rarely ever been seen in this town in any
line of trade, and II is only due to Mr. Bar
ker that we should add that he is determined
to keep up the assortment and sell as cheal
as any other house in the Union. We wert
convinced that the crowds of customers were
! satisfied that they had found the right spo
to make their purchases, for with practica
| eye they picked ont such articles as the,
wanted, and declared their delight over tn,
| bargains they had msdein expressions Whicl
| left no doubt in our mind that Mr.. Barke
| thoroughly understands how to give entire
satisfaction to every patron. Ladies ar
sure to meet with prompt attention at thi
establishment. and every lady should Ger
tainly inspect the stock at once, as they vii
find precisely the articles they need, and a
the very lowest prices.
REMEMBER BARKER's