The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-08-26

Coon ADvTcE.-Ou many of the fences
and other appropriate places in and about
our town will be found the following legend,
IN plain white letters: "Buy your Flour
from III. L. Oatman." We know from ex-
periencs that the advice is a good one, ard
we also know that the excellent quality of
the -four sold exclusively by Oatman in this
market has gained for him a trade Of which
he has just cause to be proud. The best
Hour and the best groceries are sold all the
time at lowest market rates by our friend
Oatman. DON'T forget to buy from him.
PoETIC.-We clip the following from the
last AHeghdnian: Miss Susan Sly said,
with a sigh, she really didn't know why
twas the case her handsome face, meier
brought to her beau. E'Miss Susan Sly"
friend said, nigh, "the reason III unfold ::
your dress and shawl and bonnet, all, their
style and make are old" Then Snsan Sly
flew to one-Fry, who keeps fancy store
trousseau bought gay "red-hot"-her
beaux are now a score.
Long AGo-In early times man "des-
picit vestesqle supurbas, ct cum propra
vestes placet," selbst geponnen-selbst gar
nacht but now every body goes to l. Co
hen & Brothers New York Clothing Store.
Opera House, 214 Main street. Johnstown,
and buys the best of Teady-made clothing
cheaper than it can be made at home. Sum
mer clothing at cost. L. Cohen & Bro. is on
all the boards about town.
SOLAR HEAT.-The heat of the sun was
so great on last Friday and Saturday that it
nearly melted the large panes of glass in the
show windows of Leopold Mayors Dry
Goods Store, Opera House, 2l2 Main street.
Johnstown, where the rush of the people to
buy goods is so great that there is no chance
for ventilation for any thing but dry goods,
fancy goods, bonnets, hats and notions.
WHIsKKT.-Whiskey will turn mans
head. But 80 will other things. Some men
get crazy by being in crowd. Such men
shouldn't go to Murphy & Co.'S Store, Hous-
ton House, Main street, Jobnstown, because
there always is crowd there, buying dry
goods, fancy goods. carpets, table cloths,
and notions, and singing, 1.-The officers they
all cried out, give the goods away" etc, etc.
FOUND The following letter, which
speaks for ITSELF was found lying on the
counter of Leopold & Brother, Oak Hall
Clothing Store, 241 Main street, Johnstown
Dear Sir-Please send suit of clothes, black
broadcloth, all wool, to my address, Somer-
set. Somerset county, Pa. am just six feet
high, waist. thirty five. Enclosed find draft
for thirty dollars. Yours, j. WIG.
ICE.-Notwithstanding the heat for the
last few days, ice was foot thick, on Clin-
ton Street, Johnstown, in a wagon, just op-
posits Jas. J. Murphy's co Clothing Store,
where either summer or winter clothing for
Al
pies from an orchard. j. j. Murphy keeps
at No. 1O9-a good, lucky, odd number,
and lucky man to deal with.
EBENsBURG occupies an elevated position
geographically, and it is up hill business
getting into it from any direction. Entering
it from the east, the first store you come to
is that of R. R. Davis, and you need go no
further if you want to get the full worth of
yo1r money in any kind of goods that you
may wish to purchase, for Rowly keeps a
superb stock and sells cheap.
How HoT Since the eclipse the weather
has been excessively warm, and nothing
tempts our people to go out in the heat of
the day except to buy goods at the cheap
cash store of V. S. Barker, where the best
kind of articles can always be bought at the
lowest kind of prices. Great reduction in
price of summer goods.
WHAT HoN. THAD. STEVENS THOUGHT
ABOUT MIsHLER's HERB BITTERs.-Mr. William
Lambert, First Assistant Engineer, U. S. N,
writes to DR.. S. B. Hartman & Co., of Lancas-
ter, Pa, the following "At the capture of n
Orleans l was wounded in the right leg by a
shell. The wound healed up, but bad sore
broke out near my ankle. Several doctors
tried to benefit me. but none succeeded. 1t
then that Hon Thad. Stevens, Member of
Congress, saw me- and, on hearing the nature
of my trouble, told me about MISHLER' s
HERB BITTERS, saying, 1T is the most
wonderful combination Of medicinal herbs l
ever saw. / use it myself, and know that it
will cure you in a very short period. Try 1t,
my friend, try it. / will have it sent to you.'
The result fully justified the high opinion of
Mr.. Stevens regarding your Bit:ers, fer its use
was followed BY perfect cure" Sold by
drug gists generally. Price 81 per bottle.