The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-03-18


AN exchange very sensibly renarks
that every public aalein the county should
be advertised in the county papers as weIl
as by hand-hills. A hand-bilf is Only seen
by few, while the newspaper reaches the
many-goes into the houses and is read by
the family. The larger the crowd Is at
the sale, the more competition there ID in
bidding By saving a few dollars in not
advertising, very often hundreds are lost.
500 REwARD.-One hundred dollars
will be paid to any individual for the az
rest of any person or persons who will not
acknowledge that they can buy cheaper at
NJ. L. Oatman's cheap cash store than
any other store in Ebensburg. A large
stock of fresh groceries just received and
for sale very low. Where everybody buys
must be the best place to buy.
NJ. B. B. CLUB.-The Mountaineer
Base Ball Club met and reorganized on
Friday evening last, and elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing half year:
President, Peter L. Linton.
Tiice President, f. P. Tierney.
Secretary, F. III. Barker.
Treasurer, V. s. Barker.
ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.-On Saturday
last, man residing near Loretto, whose
name we could not learn, attempted to
commit suicide by cutting his throat with
a razor. He cut an ugly cash in his
throat, and injured himself SO seriously
that it is supposed he must die.
NEW CouRT-It is said that bill will
be introduced into the State Legislature
shortly, providing for the establishment of
court of limited jurisdiction at Johns
town.
TEMPERANCE LEcTURE.-Mr. J. 81.
Moore, of Philadelphia, will deliver lee
ture on temperance tonight "wednesday
in the Presbyterian church.
LATEST ARRIVAL. Mayer, of the
New York Dry Goods Store, who is always
in advance of his competitors, has received
his new spring goods, embracing the finest
selection of dress goods ever brought to
| Johnstown. His rooms are immensely crowd :
ed from early morn till late at night with
seekers after bargains, and truly bargains
are to be had. 1t is the headquarters for
5rv ooods and in Ioh1stown
THE cheapest clothing store-the finest
goods-the best selection-the greatest vari-
ety-the best fts-the cleverest gentlemen to
deal with are the Leopold Bros, in Johns
town. They have received their spring g
goods which embrace all the latest PATTERN
in the market. They are doing the largest
clothing business in Johnstown, and not on
~ this, but they sell little better goods for
less money than any of their competitors.
| SOMETHING NEw.-Fast gaining pub
lie favor-a new and superior quality of tea
and coffee. V. s. Barker, sole agent for this
place, takes special delight in announcing to
the public that he has now in store the best
and by far the cheapest lot Of tea and coffee
ever offered to the public. Give it trial
and you will use no other.
To Your 1NTEREsT.-When in search
of any article of hard ware-we care not
what-of the latest and most improved de-
sign, go to Huntley's, where a full and COM
plete stock may be found. Those who in
tend building should give him a cal! before
going elsewhere. Bargains to be had.
GREAT BARGAINS.-Messrs. A. A.
to purchasers Of goods, as they are selling
their present stock in order to make room
for new goods. Now is the time while
the opportunity is given to buy goods cheap.
Go and see. Two doors below the Bank.
TINwARE.-T. w. Williams has in his
employ frst-class mechanic and manufac-
lures all of lis tinware, which he claims to
be superior to city manufacture. Every ar
ticle manufactured from the heaviest tin,
thus enabling him to guarantee to the pur-
chaser q good substantial article. Give him
| a trial.
| CARPETS CARPETS &c.-Great bar
gains in carpets, oil-cloths, &c. r. r. Davis
| desires to call the attention of the public to
his magnificent assortment of carpets, &C.,
which he is now offering at figures that will
suit the most fastidious. In word they will
be sold at cost for cash.