The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-23


In thrilling tones on high,
Let me but come, as cen the shepherds came,
And draw adornG nigh.
knecl in spirit. gazing on Thy face;
Grant. Lord, that | may see
In truth Thy glory, in the dwelling place
Thy Coming wins for me. LISNET.
WHAT He KEEPs.-Frank Plott. who
now occupies Faller's stand. is well supplied
with groceries, tobacco, cigars, nuts Of all
kind, candies, toy confections. figs. dates,
and good things generally, besides being
able to serve up in prime style. or furnish by
the can or dozen, as many and as fine oys-
ters as ever tickIed the palate of an epicure.
He has also made arrangements for supply
ing our citizens with fresh hsh on Thursday
of each week and altogether is prepared
to 90 either a wholesale or retail business on
liberal principles for the ready cash. Give
Frank a share of your custom, at 'east.
EXCURSION TICKETS. No doubt many
of our mountain friends will take advantage of
the railroad holiday excursion tickets to visit
Johnstown, and to such ss do We would say
tha. they will find it TO their advantage TO call
and examine the immense stock of new goods
offered for sale bv John j. Murphy Co at
their big store on the corner of Main and Frank
lin streets. There 10 doubt about this firm
having rich array of goods OF every descrlp-
tion, ncr about their ability to sell ut remark
ably low prices and hence it behoOves all who
have little spare cash to invest in dry goods,
groceries, ETC., to visit their establishment.
New planning Mill MIR. Jacob j.
Jacoby has put up new planning mill in the
rear of Fend's bakery, j. hustoWn. 1t is op-
Grated by steam, md has splendid machinery
for making sash. panel doors, flooring boards,
and in fact everything that goes into Il house.
We never saw better machinery. Mr Jacoby
runs it every day, employs several hands and
has lots OF work. He will fill orders for sash,
flooring panel doors. etc from any part of the
county. Good pine lumber is needed 1T his cs-
tablish ment. Give him call.
LEOPOLD MAYER, Opera House, PIP
Main street. J Johnstown, is thorough busIne-s
man and knows just what to keep suitable for
the season and he knows how to cell cheap. if
any body doe-. We see at his door - set of
furs for So which is as cheap as the cheapest
And oh what splendid dress goods ! Where
they all come from is a mystery to US, but they
are there in doors and out of doors. His bon
nets, hats, artificial flowers. capes and mantil-
las cannot be surpassed Give him 3 call and
examine for yourselves,
n. L
town successor to Murphy 4 CO.. wants very
person visiting that place during the holidays
10 call and see him. He has laid in splendid
stock of dry goods, dress goods, and all kinds
of household goods, which he is determined to
dispose of ut the lowest fgsres, just 10 show
people what can be done. he will sell at cost,
carriage and a very small profit the incest
goods ia his store, ard he has an abundant sup
ply OF the finest and best OF fabrics.
JAMES J. MURPHY has lots of clothing
left ut IO9 Clinton ST., Johnstown. He never
was out OF stock, because he is always laying
in stock He is always selling. but then be is
always buying. You canuot go wrong BY call
ing at his store. You will get cheap goods.
new goods, nice goods and seasonabie goods
His overcoats are just the thing for cold win
ter dav He has also choice dress suits and
first rate working suits, all good and cheap.
I. COHEN & Bro, 214 Main street,
Opera House. Johnstown. are still rushing off
their CREST stock of made up clothing. The
Iatcness of the season induces them to sell very
low, and we believe. from what we saw the
other day, that that is the place to get cheap
overcoats, hats, pants, vests. coats and gents
furnishing goods, and indeed everything in
their line of business Thev are, moreover,
very gentlemenly men to deal with.
A VICTIMIZED Customers LAMENT
.Confound the bad luck see how I've been
stuck in those dry goods. and groceries, and
s,:ch had to Shoemaker went, for half the
money I've spent could have bought almost
as much SO henceforth you may bet that
there's no man I'll let shut up my eye in that
kind Of style but to Shoemaker's I'll HE me.
and when there will buy me for very htue
money of goods big pile.
LEOPOLD & BRO, Clothiers. 241 Main
street, Johnstown. have one of the largest
rooms in that place completely crammed with
new and made-up clothing. which they offer at
greatly reduced rates. They are practical bus
mess men and know how to do a big trade,
their book of sales will show. They ask the
public to call aud see their fine stock of new
and fashionable goods, which will be exhibited
free.
some people may talk about the big
stock of -four and feed that they keep and
others NAV try to coax persons to buy bv say
ing they sell very cheap Yet bear this IN
mind. that nowhere you'll find, though you
seek o'er and DER, better -four and feed and
other things that you need than at Ed. kils's
cheap store A big stock of -four, buck heat
meal, corn meal, feed, etc., just received.
HAVE You ?-Kind reader, have you
| yet ViSlteu the DlsSest store III CoeHsouEk TOT
! the purpose of examining the beautiful articles
suitsb BILE for holiday gifts which Hnntley has
! DISPLAYED in rich profuslon on his shelves and
/ in his show cases 2 If you haven't you should
do 1t, for he has any amount of beautiful arti-
cles we'll worthy of presenting to a friend.
CLOSING OUT.-It is now just about
the time for closing out goods in the made up
clothing line. and so we are given to under
stand that what Valie Barker has on hand OF
| rent's apr arel, course and fine, he will sell
without delay to all who come that way. and
wants everybody this to bear in mind. So go
in, gents, al save money while you can.
SroP If you don't go farther down
or up street than the Congregational church
but cross over from that point and enter the
store of r. r. Davis, you will find big pile
of goods from which to select a holiday outfit
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