The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1871-12-23

We bespeek for our advertising patrons
here aud elsewhere the liberal pattohas u '''o
aornest friends of the FREEliAN, especially our
/ inc the holidays. We Erc" theA al 70 "
/ emineatly deserving and iaig G9A!iH8' -
! - evidence Of the way IN when Tue
'aiarl, attends TO business in this high
I,t;t,Io wo note the fact tnat the thermome-
! @ , ~, 'I,bursdgy morning stood ut 10 degrees
fs1oqy and this Saturday morning al 10 de-
/ Crees above zero. .u -.I..
/ eve should never print paper without
so,i,g something about Ii. Il. Oatman's
:. n'f .f7asferh Star Flour which merits and
ca;yes tbo commentator Of everybody who
/ nses Il. For holiday baking it will be found
nartieuIarly choice and satisfactory.
| For reasons sufficiently manifest we have
been unable to make the promised change in
the Thompson Store advertisement this week
but hope tha: will deter no one from visiting
and buyiug full stock of holiday goods at
that superb establishmcnt-in post Office build
ing.
Among the many good reasons for buying
good rais.ns at u. l. Oatmans are that Christ
mas is coming and lie is selling the very best of
rasins, prunes, currants, canned fruits and
pickles, and everything else delicious, at ex-
ceediugly low figures, and giving everybody q
chance to draw u nice prize in tAe shape Of q
silver coin.
Tic attention of the editors of the Harris
burg Patriot is Invited TO our announcement
IL first column with reference TO clubbing with
their weekly edition, and we hope they will
put Us on their weekly exchange list, for the
purpose of exhibition, aud furnish clubs of
twenty At the same rates as they do clubs Of
fifty and upwards.
We fondly trust that the bottom has beon
reached by the thermoUet6r for this winter at
least. When it gets down to sixteen degrees
below zero, as it did on Thursday morning
last it is full time to put on the brakes. The
nj hos ,.,f. L, =
nineteen years, the day Oh which Kossuth
reached EbensbQrg having exceeded it i'll in
tcnsity about six degrees.
TO the card of Mcssrs Casey, Fogarty &
Co., Wholesale liquor dealers, Pittsburgh, we
invite attention OF hotel keepers and others in
terested III the traffic. We have the assurance
of a most reliable gentlemen that this firm Is
prompt, honorable aud eminently worthy Of
patronage, and therefore we feel no hesitation
III recommending them to all our patrons v 10
need anything in their line
We ere agreeably surprised last week or
receiving the } Johnstown Echo in quarto form
enlarged to fully double its former proportions,
and presenting an appearance alike creditabEe
to its editor and pleasing to its patrons. Were
never learn to like in any paper, it would be
altogether lovely. As it is, We certainly wish
1t abundant prosperity for the sake of its better
half--the outside pages.
Mr. T. A. Storm, of Allegheny township,
has accepted the agency for the "Catholie.
Record monthly magaz inc published ia
Philadelphia at the low price of 50 so per
year, and is now canvassing FOR the same
The Record" is a most excellent, interesting
and ably conducted magazine aud Mr.. Storm
should have no trouble in securing subscribers
among the members of the several Catholic
congregations he may visit. He is also EN-
powered to collect money and receive subsCrip-
fp- tnp IR 4
we feel special interest in his abundant sue
cess in that direction.