The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-01-06

which they cure. Try Ayers Cherry Pecto-
raj on cough aud it is gone. What skin
diseases or impurities of the blood withstand
Ayers SarsapariIln2 Ayers Pills are the
perfection of a purgatve-every family
should have them as almost every family
does. Not a triffe to be thankful for are
good medicines and the knowledge how to
use them for protection from disease. These
DR.. Ayers preparations and publications
furnish, and we do not hesitate to commend
them st Louis Leader.
4 STEADY BUSINESS If we were do
ing business we would like a STEADY, reliable
custom, rather than a feast one day and
famine the next. 1t is thus that Leopold
Brother, clothing men in Jchnstown, do bust
ne=s Call at Nc. 243 Main street aud you
will find this firm selling choice made up clio
thing. 1t is steady stream OF business rather
than torrent and then droue ht /; and such
good go ds, such splendid samples of cloth
and such nice made up clothing as they do sell
Send in your measure, friend, or else buy
made up suit right away.
HUNTLEY What shall we say of
Huntley that has not been said over and over
again That he has the largest store, the
biggest stock and the greatest variety Of hard
ware, tinware, stoves, etc, in Cambria county,
is known of all men, and women too for that
matter, and that he sells at prices which no
dealer pretends to surpass for cheapness is q
fact equally patent to all. Still these truths
cannot be repeated too often, and then repeti-
tion should have the effect of inducing people
to buy where they can always buy or the best
of terms,
TAKING STocK.-Frank w. Hay was
busily engaged on New Years day in taking
an inventory of his remaining stock, after
which he intends to run the new year harder
than he did the old one. One would think,
from the rushing business that Mr.. Hay does,
that the world would long ago have been sup
piled with cooking apparatus, but folks are
always getting married, setting up house, or
moving from one place to another, and stoves
are demanded every day. Mr.. Frank Hays
depot is the place TO get them good and cheap
The FAIR.-When one was at the Fair,
one wondered where all the goods came from.
and when one calls in at Jas. j. Murphy's
Clothing Store l09 Clinton street, Johnstown,
one wonders where all the dresses. suits, over
coats, pants, vests, hats, caps, drawers, shirts,
gray, black, blue, drab, buff striped. corded,
velvet, plush, fine, coarse, dress and common
and uncommon goods come from. j. j Muir
phy shoves off hundreds of dollars worth every
day. but then the wagons tumble of new boxes
to fill up the vacuum.
BIG TALK-VaIlie Barker does some
big talking in our advertising columns to day,
but he is prepared to do exactly what he SAYS,
and invites every body to call and see for them
selves. Valle is not afraid to say what he
will do and having promised great bargains to
cash BUYERS there is no doubt that he is fully
prepared to make good his word in every re-
spect. Read his advertisement and then go
and test the matter by buying plentiful sup
ply of the best of goods at wonderfully low
prices.
GOoD RESOLUTIONS. While people are
making up their minds, as people will at the
beginning of the year, to do better in the fu-
ture. it may not be amiss 10 say that no per-
sons can do any better than has been and is
being done by the many who buy all the dry
goods, groceries, furniture, lotions, etc, they
need at the renowned cheap store of H. A.
Shoemaker Co, who are now giving better
bargains than ever ill all styles of goods in
order to close out their winter stock.
LEoPoLD MAYER, the great dry goods
buyer. is still rising higher in the estimation of
the people, while the prices OF his dry goods
are getting lower and lower, like gold Call
at No. 2l2, Opera House, Main street, Johns
town, and take armful of his good goods
home to your good wife and good children. and
they will bless you and say, '' Good gracious
wha good man you are to buy us such good
dresses Mt the good Cry goods store ef that
good man Mayer "
DAVIS Such of oar country friends
as do their shopping in Ebensburg should make
il point to visit the cheap store of r. K.
Davis, in the East Ward for we verify believe
that one in The business keeps more varied
and extensive stock or furnishes better bar
gains to customers with the ready cash than
does our friend Rowley. He deserves trial,
anyhow.
Nor ALL GoNE-Dcn't think because
the holidays are over that the rich array of
goods at Fry's popular cheap store have all
been sold, or that Fry is any the less disposed
to furnish his customers with the best of goods
at the lowest rates. He has ar abundant and
very beautiful stock of goods, and there is not
a dealer in the business who can undersell him.
MARRIED..
At the residence of the brides parents, on
Thursday, Dec. 23i ult., by Rev. B. n
Kerr. Mr.. GEO. w. JONES and Miss MARY
V. ZAHM, all of this place.
When two such generous ana deserving
folk as our young friends become impressed
with the notion that it is not good to be
alone. and conclude to take the proper
course for getting out of the irksome state
ofsingle "cussedness," ;" they always do things
IN sGaoT1e-Y,ia, order ap6