The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-03-24

! CATCHING L LIES -h nen boy al
school cuts hole in his desk. catches fy
and puts it in. he is studving philosophy. 30
when n man goes 10 N. F.. Carrolls dry good
store Johnstown, at the Houston House, he Is
studying his interest by catching bargains and
penning them up in his carpet-sack. Ladies.
if you are not joking. and really want good
bargains, eur advice is to go to Carrolls. All
kinds of dress goods and household goods and
fancy and toilet goods.
SPRING is coming, Spring is coming.
and the little bee is humming theE go to John
j Murphy's store, dry goods are coming. more
and more and Mr.. Murphy sells cheap
but pray. sir, where does Murphy keep he
kee where ID. Dbert did before. at the Man
| sion House, Johastown-that's his store Dry
goods, dress goodA, toilets. too. and household
goods more than few. l don't know what
the folks would do, if they hadu't Murphy to
show them through.
SHOOTING ducks is bad economy. Sup
pose 4 man spends one day after a duck, on
Stony Greek, Johnstown, and doesn't get it,
How much does he make Now suppose he
had spent ole hour at James j. Murphy 3 clio
thing store No lO9 Clinton street. he could
have bought $50 suit for $50 and $40 suit
for Sl5 and would have, therefore. Gle ,red
SIS in one hour. That 8 the difference. Then
go to the Star" Clothing Store.
SPECIE PAYMENTS MFR. Specie has
begun to pay his debts Leopold Mayer is his
agent at the Opera House. Johnstown. No
2U2. Mr.. May er is now paying out specie IN
change, when purchasers take any considerable
quantity OF goods. He hopes to be one of
| those who will inaugurate the good old times
when gold and silver jingled in every mans
| pocket. When such times return the price of
| goods will also come down.
CHEAP CLoTuuNG. 6 Bro. will
sell cheap clothing, at half price, only one
week more, at their famous New York Cloth
! ing Hall, Opera House, Johnstown. They
will close out then. Now is the time to get a
! cheap suit. The goods must be sold and will
be sold to some lucky person. Call and you
will surely have a streak of such luck as sell
dom falls to the lot of mortals. $4,000 worth
! for sale yet.
LEOPOLD & Brother, No. 241 Main
| street. Johnstown, have some of the choicest
| cassimeres we ever saw. They sell mAdeup
clothing of the best kind. They will also take
| ones measure and get clothes made TO order.
| They also have fine samples of C oth so that
one can have his choice before he gets his
clothes made up. They also keep all kinda OF
gents furnishing goods, umbrellas, trunks, etc.
WAHrEp-Good and reliable men to act
as Agents for the Continental Life Insurance
! Company, of Hartford, Conn. Literal ar
rangements will be made with the right
| men. Instructions given to such AS have
had no previous experience in the business.
| Address HoME & NORTON, General Agents,
| "a Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
SOMETHING NEw.-Something Of sufi-
! cient merit to introduce itself into general
practice is Isenberg's new style Of dental
| plates blind man can feel (if he cannot
| see) the vast difference between it and the
! old style. Go to No. 816 Twelfth. street,
| East Altoona and see for yourselves.