The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-10-20
A Mothers Dutx.


d Independent in Roman; Removalites in H0lic.
A Mothers Duty.-'Ny child" said a fond
mother to her eldest daughter, about TO be
married, you are now eighteen years of age,
engaged to be married. and without frecRle
on your face; / have done my duty, and can
now only advise yOu to deal sparingly with
your husbands casa, when you get him, and
the way, 20 do that is to buy everything you
need, whether it be required to furnish your
house, supply your table, or clothe your own
person or that of your husband, at the cheap
md always fun stocked cash store of II. A.
Shoemaker & Co., where more goods for the
same money can be purchased than at any
other establishment know off,
The Influence of Heaf.-The poet Cow
per sets down a cheerful fire as direct means
of grace. Miss Muoch, in her exquisite home
novel, John Halifax, Gentleman" says Johns
fire. In this penchant no doubt all our read
ers share, but in order to enjoy the luxury of
have good stoves and nowhere can better as-
sortment be found than at the mammoth hard
Huntley, who takes special pride in furnish
ing the best articles of all kind in his line the
lowest cash rates
Big Thtng--T. r. Evans, photograph artist,
has reduced his prices very considerably on ali
kinds of work, and hopes to be kept busy a the
ford 70 stand the pressure. He Win N now % fur ar
nish exquisite card photographs Mt 81 per half
picture frames, etc, at a like reduction in pr-
ces. AS Mr. Evans is an excellent artist, now is
lures at extraordinary low prices.
Eun nScd.-Evcrybody knows that -four is an
article that cannot be dispensed with, mat
ter hat else in the way of provisions may be
wanting, If the flour is act of the best quality
no person wants to buy it. and hence it would
be folly for e. j. Mills to deal in any but gen.
furnish at all times and at the very lowest mar
ket rates. There is no doubt about getting the
best flour from Mills, for he deals exclusively in
first class brands and warrants all he sells Buy
your -four and feed from Mills.
The Right Mau.-The man who can make
his own fire, black his own boots, carry his own
paper, and pay his own debts is just the kind of
a man that G. T. Roberts would like to have
store and buy a sewing machine for his wife or
| some other beautiful and useful article, of
which Cham. has an endless variety. To such
! men the very best of bargains will be given by
| Cham. on all occasions
That's SO.-vallic Barker has as fine an as
| sortment of goods of all kinds and qualities as
desire to sell cheap as any man in The business
| So if people will put that ana that together
particular, we feel that they will not be disap
| pointed in their purchases or dissatisfied with
the price of any article kept forisale by Vallie
New Gold MIne.-A now gold mine was
| He says gold can be found by dealing with
! Leopold Brother, Clothiers, Johnstown, No.
! dollars as good as gold by purchasing about
thirty dollars worth of their made-up clothing.
wise man said that TAP, penny saved oSs Is as go%9 @
purchasing clothing where it is cheap fashion
| able and durable.
| Chinese Labor.-James ]. Murphy No. 109
nese cheap labor on principle as wen as because
| he has garments to suit their Eastern fash
nnssibIe nr%hable or estahIisbed fashions and
| tastes. He has just received thirty trunks full
| of the best and choicest made,up clothing,
| Murphy Is an experienced clothier, and is strict
ly honest in all his dealings Give him chance!
Dye StuGsS.-C. T. Frazer has laid in large
| supply of dye stuffs suitable for the season and
is prepared TO sell them cheaper than an, eyer yer at
| keeps on hand all kinds of oils paints, drugs,
nedlclnes, ana psea 11. d To ol
gist, with great Judgment and a large expert
| ence he can purchase to advantage ana sell as
| cheap as any other man. Give Mr.. Frazer a
| call.
Fits! Fits IN. II. Mayer, the great cloth
| ing merchant, No. PA Opera House, Johnstown,
/ Pa, has the mack of fitting everybody that
comes to MS store, man or Doy; mG Is + 1ne 40 oi
and such fits that do not hurt anywhere only on
6f6 na dheg So nd so
| get fitted with good well-sewed, durable cloth
| ing, very cheap and fashionable.
OIL OIL THE oil regions of Pennsylvania
| have received for oil, since 1850, one hundred
Meyer New York dry goods merchant No. 2l2
Opera House Main street, Johnstown, has sold
| n large quantity of dry goods, dress goods, bon
| nets, hats. ribbons and notions, since 1851
| Many dollars worth of goods are daily carried
| from his store, and yet he always has plenty
| more to sell.
yyhisfIfng.-The hoy in school said he didn't
| whste-it whistled itself. n. f. Carroll, the
dry goods merchant and grocer, No. 215 Main
| street, Johnstown, does not sell goods-they
sell themselves. The goods are of such supe-
rior quality that they do not need any recon-
mendation. Mr.. Carroll has just received q new
lot of the best and most fashionable goods IN
the market Also fresh groceries, and lots OF
them.
who stole the Ham ?-John J. Murphy
who keeps Dry Goods Store in the old Man.
sion House, Johnstown, observed man pass
ing ont of his store with q large bundle under
his arm, neatly wrapped up in a newspaper
He was informed by his clerks that 4 gentle:
man from Indiana county had bought and pafo
goods and fancy goods. That's Murphy foi
you.
Don't Drink.-OuF advice to young men ts
don't drink, but take your money TO L. tohcI
& Brothers. Cheap Hat Parlor and spend 1t tol
a nice hat, nice umbrella, n nice neck-tle,
nice cap, or nice furnishing goods. Every Doc;
will like you the better for it. In fact you VII
like yourself better when you are wen dressed
A nice hat will make the very beard grow III
| it No. 227 Main street.
STONEROAD'S CATHARTIC SYRUP
used in all cases instead of PILLS. EPSON SALTS
CASTOR Or, &c. Highly favored Pleasant q
take. Children like it. Price o cents. Whole
sale, r. Z. SELLERS s. Co.. As Wood street PITTS
burgh, Pa LJune 10 Io'O--iY'J
ESTATE OF JOHN KINGSTON
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