The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-04-29

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p. 2. Keller to Allegheny r. r. and Coal Co,
May 10, 1854, 1,l43 acres in Cambria co. &, 600.
Same to same Sept g. 1854 45 tracts Of land l., d5 in
Wm. Finn to 3. Mckenzie, March ii, II, 100
feet of ground in Washington township. SIOO.
E. Crisslnan to Crispin Dorer, April l, 1871, 40
acres and Il pcrches in Goder township $50.
1871, lot and tnProvemts in Johnstown. 5000.
Jane Vail to Sanl Kennedy, Aug. IL, 1856, lot
Adam straycr to Jno A. strayer April ii, co
lis acres and 80 perches in Richland twp $1,000.
.Iohn A. Strayer to Geo. Shelter April !, :, ISL
II. Stremel to 4. J, Hawes, March p, Ig7l, 70
acres and - perches and imp'ts in Yoder 900.
b. Watkins to }. Robb, Feb. 2T, 1871, lot and
improvements in JOhnstown. $3.50.
Is7I sPRIEGi 1871.
AEssRs. MA Err. PROPRIETORs OF THE NEW
AND CLOTHING STORE,
have just opened the following new and desra-
900 Pieces LIGHT CALTC0Es, elegant patterns;
25o Suits CLOTHING, made in latest fashions;
100 Boys and Youths SUITS in all styles;
1eO TRUNKS, from the smallest to the largest
sizes; Suspenders, Shirts Drawers, Neckties,
Bows, &c. in the largest variety. Also, the
most varied invoice of Ladies Trimmed and
crane VeiIs. Cojjsrs Sun TfrnhreIIas- and Para,
soils; 40 boxes OF new French Flowers; 100 new
Shawls; Silks and Satins IN every shade: large
display of Japanese SIX Dress Patterns; latest
styles OF Switches, Plaits and Chignons new
styles of Lace Collars, Plaid Sash Ribbons. Sun
Summer PoplinS guaranteed to lrdsh, and an
immense assortment OF other new Dress Goods
and Trimmings, which need only be seen to be
admired. An examination of our prices on the
above goods viii convince any one that we sell
go rer cent cheaper than any other store
in Johnstown. Remember that large es-
tsblishment is in the Opera House, Nos. 2l2 and
that ali orders from neighboring towns and
country Will be promptly and satisfactorily at
goods furnished just as cheap as if the buyer
was present in person. L. & II. MAYER.
FIRE AND LIFE INsrRASCE.-Everybody Is
directly interested in Insurance If you own
real or personal property it is certainly TO your
interest to have it insured. You do rot know
how soon the same may be destroyed by fire,
ry. You may feel perfectly safe now. but you
do not know how soon you may need the assist
bGC i tEe @ - ~ @ Vii IJI' M ny ift ~
If Won have your property insured in n good,
reliable company. you need not go begging
among your neighbOrs for losses incurred by
fire on the contrary you can rest easy and be
independent of any such obligations On the
same principle every man should have his life
insured for the benefit of his family No man
knows how soon he may be called from life to
eternity and leave his family in destitute cir
stIrance companies he has the privilege and can
easily provide against all such contingencies.
II is well for all persons to carefully consider
& Co. I3l0 Tenth Avenue, Altoona, Pa, who
agents for all the most reliable Fire and
Foreign Exchange and Shipping also
among the spccialties of this reliable firm, and
passage tickets to and from all points in the
world can be obtained from them at regular
rates.
c. F. D.-These initials stand for Chief Fire
Director. The duties of that office are onerous.
In the first place he must see that the .'Daunt-
less is brought out on parade once Il week;
second. he must observe that il is kept in re-
pair; and third he shall pay over the wages of
iha rr,euhers of the cCulpany-if any be due
These few bfief remarks" are merely prelIm-
jpary to & remar1 a wear we are e EoIng TO mgke
er than you can buy it elsewhere in Cambria
county.
TIE SHOw.-It was in town last Wednesday.
A large number of persons attened it. Some
went to see the kaTi-kangaroo and monkeys
too. while others turned their special attention
toward the grand and lofty tumbling depart
nent The ''man who don't take tie paper
with eleven children. to say nothing OF wife,
came to time. The weather was flne-the pe?ch
blossoms were SweetIy OdOriferOus-eYerything
was lovely--and V. : Barker keeps the cheapest
dry goods in town.
READER, you will do well to take sidelong
glance at the quarter column adyettiseL9ent Oh
! ing clothing merchants of JOhnStown. who
/ consider themselves competent to cothe all
/ creation and the rest of man kind with wearing
apparel perfect in make, handsome in style,
! serviceable in texture, and as cheap the
! cheapest in price. This firm knows how to
| please all tastes and supply all wants, and are
/ as liberal as they are deserving.
| THE Town COUNCIL.-The Council of Ebens-
| burg borough meets in a room above George
! The room is good room. 1t is understood that
/ the Council intend forcing the hog law
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! ing, not large as to size but ornate to ap-
| pearance. special tenement for and unto
| themselves. George Huntley will furnish them
| with stoves He has lots of stoves on hand, and
sells them cheap.
| DrssOIUTION.-The world is to dissolve its
partnership with rhe other planets in June next,
! but Cohen s Brother of the Cheap Hat Parlor,
! No. 227 Main street. Johnstown, viii never DIS
solve as long as good hats and caps can be
| bought and sold. This firm does an immense
! trade in q very useful business. What would
| the people do without hats? And who can sup
! ply hats and other furnishing goods like H. Co
/ hen Brother? These are questions that con-
| Germ every man,
| OUR JOHN-Everybody calls John J. Murphy
our John, because they all deal with him, buy
! his cheap dry goods, dress goods, carpets etc,
at the Cheap Dibert Corner, Frank lin ana Nam
/ streets. at opposite angles with the beauill al
j. Murphy keeps cheap dry goods, fancy goods;
hats. bOnnetS- artihcials Ii to nature selI, ana
other ct ceteras. That's what John j. Murphy
! does-sells cheap and always throws something
into the bargain.
| IT Is So.-People who advertise only once in
three months forget that most folks cannon amor
| days. To advertise daily is the correct thlng.
But here it is impossible. Once week IS the
/ limit to which we can extend. Il. j. Mills wouid
saw something TO the public every day if he
! could, but is obliged TO content hlInself with
| saving once week that he keeps Tor SAFE the
best and cheapest flour and feed In hpehspufg
THE fifty-six signers of the Decl aration OF
their descendants, all deal at the cheap CIoth1ng
Store of James J. Murphy, No. lU9 CLINTON ST.
Johnstown. where any other man or boy may
be neatly fitted with pants. coats or vests; Al
so, shirts of all stripes, neckties ana gents Iur-
in the clothing line that Mr.. Murphy enjoys
The reason why is, he does the fair thing anc
does it all the time.