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

ExPIosIoNs.-Wet powder won't ex-
plode. lamp that has no oil in it won't ex.
pIOde. Alexander the Great stood in Diogene's
light, and people who won't buy their dry goods
and dress goods. furs and muslins At Leopold
Mayors New York Dry Goods Store. Opera
House, Johnstown, No. 2i2, stand in his or
her own light. Every thing that has life and
locomotion is an animal. and everybody that
has sense and money goes to Mayors dry goods
store. Cheapest in tOwnl
WILD GEEsE.-Several focks of wild
geese have already gone north. They made a
curious noise this Spring. calling Carol. Car
roll, Carroll-meaning1t!ere N. F. Carroll.
Dry goods merchant, Houston House, Main
street, Johnstown. who sells everything in the
shape of dress goods or house furnishing goods.
from ostrich to wild goose feathers from siks
deal with him mus. be stupid indeed | They
don't know as much as a goose.
JAMES E. MURDoCH.-Wha did Muir
doch say in his lecture He said ttat John
j. Murphy, at the Mansion Bouse corner.
JOhnstown, sold the best and cheapest dry
goods of any man, of any place nation. He
travelled a great deal, but the like he. uever
saw. Murphy does sell good goods cheap. and
no mistake. unless you mistake the place
Mind the Mansion House corner. formerly Da-
vid Dibert's j. ]. Murpty-cheap store!
UGLY NAMES ugliest names ever
we heard are the names of some rivers and
lakes in Canada. They are a mixture OF In
diaE. Esquimaux and French. But the pret-
tiest names we ever heard are Leopold Bros
names for their new styles of new goods and
made-up clothing. Just call and ask for list
of terms and buy suit of clothing. or leave
your measure, at 24l Main street, or 243
They have two numbers.
SUSPICIOUS CuAfACTERs. Several per-
sona were Sc en- prowling about l.. Cohen l.
Bros cheap made up clothing store, Ne. 2I4
Opera House, Main street, JOhnstown. as if
they intended to buy and pay for some OF their
Sl5tOO worth of made up clothing at cost
which must be disposed of by the first of April,
as they will positively leave that place then.
Good bargains in new clothing can be had.
THIRTY ARRESTS. = James J. Mur-
phv's Clothing Store in Johnstown was broken
into by about thirty persons on last Saturday
whose attention was arrested by his cheap
clothing ut lu3 Clinton street. Over thirty
suits were carried away and secreted in the
trunks OF the depredators at home. No harm
was done. the goods were all paid for. but
we notice this as u warning to Others to go
aud do likewise.
The REMOVAL QUEsTIoN.-The Legis-
lature will not consider the question of the re-
moval of the county seat until next week.
The removal of cheap goods from the store of
r. r. Davis will be considered at any time the
ready cash Is rendered ia payment for them.
Everybody should take an interest in that re-
moval.
BIG THING. is really surprising to
see the big string OF sleds laden with lumber,
shocks, ct C, which file into E5enshurg every
day just now, but it is more surprising to see
people hunting the best bargains in dry goods,
groceries, ,etc , at any other establishment than
A. G. Fry's popular cheap cash store.
WE believe we have said on several oc-
casions that Mr.. Z. j Mills keeps the only ex-
elusive -four and iced store in EbenSburg, AMI
we now repeat it beI ause we want everybody
to understand that he is the right IN al to huy
from, as he keeps a prime stock and sells at
the most reasonable prices.
This is the first month of Spring, (al-
though nobody would recognize it as such if
'he almanac didn't saw so,l and now is the time
to get the best bargains ever offered in winter
goods at V. s. Barkers popular cheap cash
store. Go in and. win.