The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-16

Cant SIZE IT p'-The January number
| Of Godey's I.ady's Book being the first
number Of the forteth year of its existence.
has been with US for several days. 1t cons
tains very fiEe and we presume very
coarect likeness of its enterprising publisher
/ L. a. Gudey. a beautiful steal plate title
! page ilustrsti of winter scenes. the usual
/ fashion and pattern plates and other choice
! eugravngs, besides an excellent array OF
literary matter, useful, entertaining and in
structive to the ladies'. 1t is number that
/ has not been excelled by any that has pre-
/ ccded it, and that is equivalent to saying
that it has never been surpassed by any
! publication of its character III this conti
nent. While we say this, however. we do
not deem it so entirely indispensable in our
household as to Justify us in devoting half
column Of our space to the publication OF Its
prospectus, besides guaranteeing the regular
monthly uoIices. When Mr. Cooley asks
that he asks too much and We for Que ''can'I
see it" If it requires advertising to the
! amount of six or eight times it value to
cure an exchange from this magazine. or
any other one, we shall endeavOr to get
along without it. We wish to give full
value in all cases, but the demands made
upon their country brethren by some city
publishers is entirely ''too much of he good
thing" for us to relish, and we think cnun~
try editors every where ought to rebel against
such exactions We like the Lady's Book.
our wife likes it. and even our little ones
| like the pictures in it, but if Cooley don't
send it to Us without publishing his pros
pectus, he can keep it-that's all and we
shall endeavor to live as long and die as
happy without enjoying its monthly visits.
&, a lSO Of all nt her pI1rplV literary nuhlCa
| lions.
! Our BoRoUGH SCH ,cLs.-We give below
the per centage of attendance of pupils at
the Ebeusburg Union Schools during the
month ending Nov. 26th. compared with
the corresponding month last year:
Room No /, J. G. Luke.-Bovs "a Girls
so Total So Last year-Boys 76, Girls 10;
Total 10.
Room No . Miss G. A Horne Boys 81.
Girls 50; Total 81 Last year-Boys 6S.
Girls SO Total 63
Room No 3, Miss a. E. Glass Boys Sd.
| Girls SO; Total ST.. Last year-ROys 60.
Girls II Total 50.
Room No. 4, Miss Jennie Evans.-Boys 80
Girls ST; Total e7. Last year-Boys 10.
Girls 81 Total Ga.
Room No. 5, Mrs Clarke -Bovs 10. Girls
10 Total -. Last year Boys e2, Girls 81 /;
Total S3.
Guop SEAsoH The past season has
been most prosperous one for farmers al!
over the land. While business has been
dull in the cities. and most business men
have been oppressed and embarrassed, the
fruit and grain crops have been abundant
beyond measure. and IL lO' Ks though our
country friends are to nave AL the muLey
this winter. If So. we assure them that
Z
small part of their spare cash than putting
it into a suit of fine new clothes from the
great clothing estabii hmeDt Of Wanamaker
& Brown, Philadelphia.
FLOUR AND FEED-A POETIC SCREED.
Flour and feed are just now indeed creating
quite a sensation; all sides we're told hon
these things sold at prices that beat all
creation yet still maintain fact that is
I plain the nose any man : face. that ORt-
mans famed "Easterl Stsr' is the best flour
by far that ever was sold in this place. The
bread that il bakes. and the sw eet pies and
{ cakes are without bleuiiSh mar ; 80 when
seeking good -four delay not hour III buying
from Oatman the great Eastern Star" And
though red flags are flying and dealers are try
ing a liberal trade to command it's not in their
, power to sell better -four thau the we'll known
Eastern Star" brand.
GnoD Adv. CE.-lf you go to Johnstown
at any time. or any other time, gentle rCa>
der, or if you don't go there, but live there
all the time, dou't fail to put in an appear
auce at the great big store Of I'm J. Muir
phS & Co, corner of Main aud Frankl.
, streets. Their stock il al new and of The
best textures, neatest styles. most desirab.
qualities. and. above all. are being sold ~
, the lowest prices now prevailing in Cdmbria
= l. L II. :.
. being true. and if you say that the Freeman
told you to 90 there we will guarantee you
hearty welcome and great bargains.
Twenty DoLLARs.-Leopold Mayer. 2l2
Main street, Johnstown, under the Opera
House, will positively sell off his large stock
of dry goods at cost, and pay any persons
expenses (whe will buy and pay for SIC
worth OF good,) from their ,e>idence tC
his store and return. lie has cheap furs
which he will sell at so per cent. below the
market prices. All kinds Of goods for holi
day presents. Then go to Mayer's-go tc
May er's-go to Mayors buy $40 worth Of
goods, save expenses and make big profit
TIE RIGHT MILLS In order to live peo.
pie as well as animals must eat, and in order
to eat, fl ur, corn meal, buck wheat. mid
dings. bran, chop, corn, oats. rye wheat
and other grains are deemed essential. and
when we say that the right Mills from which
to obtain these articles is L. j. Mills. whose
store is near the corner of High and Centre
streets, we don't want any body to take ouI
, word for it. but request them to go and see
if such is not the true facts Of the case.
GET Up AND GET.-Walk down, ride
down. roll down, slide down anv way at all
| so as you get down to the store of r r. Davi~
in the Eus; Ward, whose prices down and
whose stock ought to be brought down very
rapidly during the holidays. for it comprises
the very goods which every person needs and
, all can buy great saving of sreembacks
SAVE MoNEY-Valle Barker tells III