The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-09-15

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can Life Insurance Company of Philadciphia
Is emphatically an established institution! 1t
mas pcen III operation for more than twenty
Years and has had an agency in Cambria coun-
y Tor over seventeen years. 1t has a capital
dollars, all securely invested actortlinr tn tbe
laws of this and other States in which if dnes
nent men as j. Edgar Thompson. president of
the Penna Railroad, Ex-Gov. Curtin and Sena-
tor Cattell, and has in the last two wears paid
dollars '-' '''''''' ''' '''""'"""
Mr.. j. Frank Condor. specioI A,o,+ of th;s
company, will be at the Mountain House in this
place during the present week. and the citizens
OF Ebensburg and vicinity, weil as persons
aItendlngCourt, are respectfully invited to call
upon him and have the plans of this Company,
planned to them.
AT lr AGAIN.-The irrepressbe James F.
Campbell, recent V editor of the Altoona VIN-
DICTATOR, has turned up once more in the ca
pacity OF journalist-this time as editor of The
SUNDAY WORLD, Il large eight paged and very
feadable Democratic newspaper jusz es Established
In Plttsburg. We hope the enterprise will
prove permanent success, as the paper is ABLY
conducted and eminently sound in the right
cause besides being one of the cheapest PAPERS
(S2 per yearl published in the State
BACK AGAIN - Vallie Barker we see has
reached home once more, but didn't bring
those goods we thought he intened to buy,
his store is still pretty full however, of such
down TO first cost are the prices at which he is
now offering everything in order 10 close out
his present stock and make room for the new
goods that Will be coming to come some of
these days soon. Now is the time to invest
money to advantage with V. S. Barker.
THERE'S many a gem in the path of life,
which we pass in our idle pleasure there's
many man has pot a wife who to him il n
priceless treasure there is many chance to
buy very cheap, if the man with the wife would
take her where cash will procure goods, a heap,
at the cheap cash store of Shoemaker Dry
goods, groceries, furniture, and hundreds of
other articles he bought on fair terms
from the Messrs Shoemaker
HONESTY is generally considered to be the
best pOlicy-evcn better than the presidents
policy or a life insurance policy-but it is not
the one that is always pursued. Those who
buy II the goods that they need at the ch cap
cash store OF r. K. Davis, in the East Ward,
and!pay for them, not only practice this pre-
cept. but save money in the operation amt get
first class articles which never fail to give
satisfaction.
How IT ENDED.-The chap who wanted
the girl TO rceet him by moonlight alone car
ried the joke so far that he has got through
counting and has taken to matrimony for the
balance of his life. He likes it first rate. how
ever, and him and his wife show their delight
by buying all their goods ut the cheap ash
store of A. j. Chrsty, in Lortto, where they
get the best of everything at the very lowest
cash rates.
JEEMys' EXPERIENCE Il pres el Mattie's
form TO mine and looked into her ewes and
ns took her hand in mine l couldn't breathe
Tor signs. l said if she'd consent to dwell
with me as my beloved wife, the best OF flour
that Mills doth sell should form our bread for
life. Mills sells the very best of -four and
feed that can be bought for money and sells
at the very lowest cash rates. That's even .
EVERYTHING What T. Roberts don't
keep i'll the way OF watches, clocks, ieweiry /
sewing machines, stationery, fancy goods, TO-
bacco, cigars, etc is really not worth keeping
aud the man who dom; buy what he needs in
his line at Cham store is really too far behind
the age to ever catch up. 4 more de irable !
variety cannot be found i'll any store in the !
county.
BREATHFs there with soul so dead /
who never to himself has sa id, I'll haste away, (
this very day, and get photographs taken OF /
my manly phis at the renowned National /
Photograph Gallery on High street, ,Ebensburg, (
" here that exquisite artist, T. h. Evans, is /
2 easing everybody with the beautiful pictures |
he Is furnishing at the very lowest rates.
Coon people all you should call Mt Huntlev's .
SiSaL OlS slOte hHtIe you can Ouh. u you 2
viii try, many goods, or more. than YOU /
can find of that same kind. il you're not blind,
though you hunt the county Ger. The me
chanic, the farmer. the laboring man, the .
and everybody else can find some
thing they Iced at Hunters.
Leopold a Brother, at No. 24I Main street,
Johnstown. are now Offering greet bargains III .
the Clothing line. They keep a large usSOrt-
nent OF niadc-up clothing and they have ar
judgements with their city friends by which .
the measure OF customers can be sent and suits .
will be made to order from any pattern of cloth, .
Of which they have many samples. This is an
an advantage that many Will take Occasion to 4.
,nbi1iue i'll order to get neat fitting garments.
n H. Mayer.-Wcre ever you there? Well (
declare you had better prepare to take stare
Opera House, Main street, Johnstown. Mems {
clothing, boys clothng-cOats, vests, pants,
DRIVERS shirts, woolcn shirts, overals, collars,
hats, caps, and everything in the clothing line .
n cheap can be bought in the large Cities
Please give Sir. Mt,yc call and examine his (
argc stock of inade-tip clothing
james j. Murphy has no intention of leav-
ng No. l9 Clinton street, JOhnstown. where he
continues to sell any quantity of rcady-Inade
clothing at fabulously low prices. His new
we'll selected, and must please everybody. He l
keeps both men 4 and boys clothing. GS well as
gents furnishing SootiS, He offers rare bar
gains now i'll the clothing line.
STONEROAD.S CATHXRTEC SYRUP.
Iscd in all cases instead of PILLS. EPSON SALTS,
'ASTOR OIL, Sc. Highly favored Pleasant to
axe. Children like it. Price ) cents. Whole
sale, II. v. SELLERS & Co., ~ Wood Street, Pitts
Jurgh, Pa. IJune IL, lSID.-;y.l
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