The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-11-11

TRIBUTE OF RESPEcT.-At q meeting of
a joint committee appointed by the Sons of
Temperance, Temple of of-Honor and Social
Temple. the following Resolutions were
adopted
Whereas, 1t has pleased God in his Infinite
! Wisdom, to remove from midst, by the
hand of death, our much esteemed friend and
Brother, GEoRGE w DAVIS, we hope to a no.
bier and hoIier Temple in Heaven, we, as Sons
of Temperance and Templars. 60 ay this trib-
ute of respect to his memory. We feel the loss
of a beloved member since he has gone from
| among us. Suddenly, in tHe prime of man
hood, he was called to sever the pleasant asso-
Citations here, we hope to cultivate more lasting
friendships in the world above. We will listen
| to his voice no more. he sleeps his last sleep
and while We keenly feel his loss, We trust
that we can calmly say, Thy will be done, o
| Lord I" Therefore,
Resolved. hat in the death of our associate
the members of our different Orders have sHs-
tanned loss which they deeply feel.
Resolved, That while we mourn our iTrepa-
rable luss, and bow to the will of Him wo do
eth all things well, tender heartfelt
sympathies to the bereaYed family and condole
| with them in the loss OF kind aud affection
ate brother and an efficient worker in the cause
of Temperance.
Resolved, That, another mark of our
deep sorrow. our Charter be draped in mourn
ing for thirty dRys.
Resolved, That n copy of the above Pream-
BILE and Resolutions be handed to the AIlegha-
nian and Freeman for publication, and to the
family OF the deceased
n. J. RoBkETs. d. o. EEASs, D. I. JAxEs
Committce for ). of I.
a. Y. JOINS, JOHA GIrrINo, EpGAR Evans
| Committee for I. of h.
MARY J. JOINS, MILLIE J. JONES, g. W.
! DAVIS, Committee for 8. L.
! A CHANGE, AND MORE WANrED-Per-
SOUS knowing themselves indebted to the
| undersigned are requested to call and settle
without delay. After Nov 18th the bust
ness will be carried on at the old stand by
| Mr.. T. K. Evans. formerly of Baltimore, Md,
a first class Photographer Of fourteen years
experience. Thanking my many friends for
Their liberal patronage in the past, | solicit
| for my successor coutinu lnce of public fa-
vor in the future. Il. T. SPENCE.
| a CARD.-The undersigned, as above an
nounced, will take possession of Mr.. Spcnce's
| Photograph Gallery, on Julian street, Eb-
ensburg. on Monday next, when he will be
prepared to execute every description of
| work in his line, including porcelain, oil aud
! india ink work. and other beautiful gems of
| the art. He hores to merit and receive
liberal share of patronage. lie feels sure of
| giving satisfaction. L. R EVANS.
| NOl-D 40 ClhB.-A BSbbiSIII"n III AhO c1h
| ward, Johnstown, woke up one morning last
week. and as he passed along Market he saw
the iron bridge over Stony creek in one broad
sheet of-pot fre-but frost and ice. This
| reminded him that winter was coming on,
and instead Of going to market he went to
| I. Cohen i Brothers New York Clothing
| Hall, No. PA Main street, Opera House, and
treated himself to $40 worth of fashionable
clothing. That's 50. Let one hundred 9TH
ers do likewise, and several hundred more
| follow their example
Nor ANT.-"Say, Tom. is that your wife.
that fair haired. dark eyed, graceful little
piece Of feminine humanity tripping along
on the other aide of the street J" mot any.
Sammy. but that's nv stove yonder, just
being put on that wagon in front Of Hunt
ley's cheap houSe-furnishiuR emporium, and
| | wouldn't take for it double the money ]
paid were it not that Huntley has plenty
more just pretty and just cheap, and
is determined that body shall freeze the
coming winter for want of good stove, if
he can help it. Better bay one, Sam"
JAMES J. MUaPHY-What shall we say
for hm7 What can we say The English
| language is inadequate to express our de
light at his succe.s. His Star % Clothing
StOF6, NO IVY VI mon street, Il n Ichl Abtl-
'prestidigatational and aphorical anomal-
| ly in the transmutation of goods to money
He has the most unparalleled concatination
| of success ever known. chiefly because he
| sells clothing cheap. He has but one price.
he is always there. he is kind and obliging,
and he doesn't go off at tangent if custo-
mer doesn't chance to buy everything.
| CorTAaE ORGANs-Our friend Lewis
Luckhardt. Jeweller, Main street. johns
town, besides having on hand choice eelec
tior of suitable pres Mt for thanksgiving and
| the holidays. is also the local agent here for
one of the very hesr Cottage Organs in the
| land These organs are manufactured by
s. d. d II. w. Smith. Boston Mass. and by
Esty & Co.. Brattleboro, Vt. For depth
Of volume AMI weetness of tone these Or
gans cannot be cxcelled. Go and near one
and if you need it you will be sure to buy.
! WHAT NExT.-Murphy & Co.. Houston
House. cannot order goods enough to keep
mp the supply, so rapidly are they dispnsing
of their choice merchandise. We mean that
the BOYS have not time to write for goods,
they are kept 30 busy. If you don't believe
us. 60 to their store and look on FOR about an
hour. They have the knack of selling goods.
and indeed people seem to have the kEack
OF buYlng from them. they get their In'l
share of business. bu,E seem pleased at the
sight of 8 new customer.
YES. WHERE 7-Where did you get that
shawl 7 At Leopold Mayors. And those
furs 7 At tI.eopoid Mayors. And that beau
tiful dress At Mayors. And that bon
net At Mayors And shat cloak At
Mayors A: 2422 Yes. at 2l2. Opera
House7 Yes. Opera House. Main street
Yes, Main street. J1hnstown2 Yes, Johns
town. Has he any more2 Yes. lots and
gobs. as cheap as they can be bought in any
city, east or west.