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Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19

The Shreport Standard says: "The
Convention has decided by a large
majority to make Baton Rouge the
seat of government. This is in ac-
cordance with the popular will as
expressed at the polls at the last cleo
ton. 1t is not quite so convenient
for the Radical and bondholding COM
bination to capture legislative body
at Baton Rouge as at New Orleans.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19

The st. Petersburg Gazette repeats
in circumstantial form the accusation
which has lately been current in the
Russian press that the Turcomans
opposing Gen. Lazareff's expedition
from the east shore of the Caspian
Sea are armed with English rifles,
and says that the officers employed
in Turkestan declare that these rifles
have been been received by way OF
Herat from the British reserve sup
plies in Afghanistan. The Gazette
asks in what light can the English
government regard this traffic.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19

Some time last month a colored
man named Foster died at TIT resi-
dence Of Mr.. George Block, about six
miles out, on the Calcasieu river, from
Lake Charles. And now Mr.. Block,
his wife and a negro man named Jim
Hawkins have been arrested and
lodged in Jail on the suspicion of hav-
ing poisoned the man. Unless a
preliminary examination can be had
from the district judge, who lives at
Opelousas, they must remain in Jail
until the convention is over, for the
parish judge is a member of that
body.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19

They grow tall women in Indiana
A poet there writes that he "kissed
the clouds from her sweet fair face
1t seems almost incredible that he
could do any such thing.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19

Ex-Governor Ramsey, of Mime
sofa, informs President Hayes that be
will accept the Office of Secretary OF
War, and he is spoken of as compro'
mise Radical presidential candidate.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19

Edward O'Kelly, the last of the
Fenian prisoners released from con-
finement on Spike Island, in Cork
Harbor, died in Newark last Satur-
day night. Heoarrived in this country
in February, the condition of his par
don being that he should stay out OF
Ireland. Prison life had broken down
his health, and four weeks ago he
suffered hemorrhage Of the lungs.
His last request was that his body
might be left buried in Newark until it
could be transferred to free Irish soil.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19

The justices of the supreme court
of this State are to receive salaries of
$4,000 each; the circuit judges $4,000
and the district judges SO, 500.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19

The cholera has made its appear
ance at Smolensk, and also in the
districts Of Vyas and Dosoyobusch,
in Russia.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19

A colored man named Jerry Hall,
who has been to Kanas, is stumping
Rapides parish, advising the negroes
not to 60 there.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19
PIANO
Tuning and Repairing.

DROF. j. s. LAVERTY, Instructor Of
Music in the Louisiana Institution
for the Blind, respectfully announces to
tho people of Baton Rouge and vicinity
that he will tune and repair pianos at
the most reasonable rates. An expe-
rience of years gives him thorough
knowledge of the business, and he guar
antees satisfaction, or no charge is made.
A trial is all he asks.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19

Placards have again been posted
throughout the city Of Brussels threat
ening the life Of the King.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19
SATURDAY, July D, 1879.

The Democratic masses never fail
to reward political fidelity and are
sure to scorn and punish traitors.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19
FEARFUL KILLING.

POSTMASTER AUSTIN AND w. II. SMITH
DEAD, AND STERLING AUSTIN, Jr.,
PARISH JUDGE, BADLY SHOT,
AND SUPPOSED TO BE MORTALITY
WOUNDED.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19

The Steam Ferry SoPHIE
will leave Port Allen at half-past seven
o'clock sharp, touching at St. Michaeps,
and will re-cross passengers after the
entertainment.
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

III 5. LANG, Attorney and Counselor
Ill. at Law, Donaldsonville, La. Will
practice in all courts Of the State of Lou
isiana. jy19
Grand Summer Night 5
FESTIVAL
PYR0TBCnNICAL DISPLAY,
Ar THE-
STATE HOUSE GROUNDS
Tuesday Night, July 22d,
by THE
Independent Silver Casast Band
Or BATON RouGE, La.
For the purpose Of erecting Band Hall
and in honor of the return of the State
Capital to our city.
Fire Works Programme.
Gsnneaadlag Salute
At 8 O'clock. k......................P. NJ.
Il Battery Plair Candles
2 Three Rivals
3 Mines Plain
4 Asteroids
5 Capricious Wheels
Illuminated Balloon
Battery Colored Stars
8 Union Bouquet
9 Floral Bomb
10 Kaleidoscope
II Battery Colored Candles
IL Meteoric Balloon.
13 Fire Fly Darts
IA Mines Colored =
Is Parachutes
16 Battery Colored Stars.
II Cannonading Balloon
18 st Catharine Wheel
~ Imperial Fountain
20 Floral Shells
81 Double Dance Of FAIRIES.
% Cascade-Grand Finale.
Assorted Rockets, Bengal Lights, &c.
&C., during the exhibition.
/! DANCING ON THE GREEN
Music by Brass and Quadrille Band.
REFRESHMENTS N rs
&C., &C., &C.,
Furnished by the Ladies at moderate
prices
ADMISSION.
Children q Cent,
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19

III 5. LANG, Attorney and Counselor
Ill. at Law, Donaldsonville, La. Will
practice in all courts of the State of Lou
isiana. jy19
Louisiana capitolian., 1879-07-19

TlRESH GARDEN SEED have Just
I received and offer for sale full sup
ply Of Fresh Garden Seed, from nursery
ofD. N. Ferry Il Co. WIN. GARIG.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
II HOSIERY.


GERMAN II AIF-HOSE AT IS.
These goods are full regular made. and
double heels. and are such as we sold last
season at - cents.
ENGLISH HALF-HpSE Al lie.
We have Just opened another lot OF our
English super stout and fine HalfHos- at
l. cents. Judging from The remarks our
customers daily make We infer they ars
much better tharany selling in the city ~
this price.
GERMAN FANCY lIALF-HGSE.
We show Plain Colors. ribbed regular made.
at-.........-...--..... ........--...- % cents
We show fuU regular made. Light Effects
- NeliN9-
We show full regular made Dark Effects,
at...........--..- ...---..--- 20 cents
.rhcy are much better goods than usual at
this price. being bought from the importers
in large quantities at a sacrifice
ENGLISH FANCY HALF-HOSE.
We show ! distinct styles, very handsome
Goods. NJ ..-..-...-.-.--. ia cents
We show sdiderent patterns, very beautiful
Goods, ,at...-....-.-.-.. 90 cents.
VIC show the small Piaids and Polka Dots,
original with us. at-....-........75 . cents
We show by far the most varied and hand
some -tock ever seen tn Philadelphia
JOHN WANAMAkER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

WFTF. q show of pure benevolence,
and in q way that i very peculiar, Ben
Butler has Just played huge joke onthe
negroes in Louisiana and Mississippi
who are Iaboring under the delusion that
they can better their condition by emf
grating to a Northern State General
T. B. Conway. a demagogue and fraud
of the first water, and in the piping
times Of carpet-bagism superintendent
Of Public instruction in Louisiana, has
been visiting several Northern cities so
Letting aid for the colOred sufferers OF
the South. =" Falsely representing that
hundreds of coIored people, fugitIves
from the cotton and sugar plantations il
Mississippi and Louisiana are encamped
ON the banks of the lower Mississippi,
and that they have been refused passage
up the river by the steamboat captains,
Conway $ programme is to charter boats
along the Ohio TO go down and transport
these coIored victims Of rebel hate and
malice to It. Louis. i'm order that from
that point they may enter the promised
land. He has received some cash and
many promises of much more i'll the near
future. \ short time since Conway ad-
dressed meeting composed almost eX-
clusiveIy Of colored men and women in
the Cooper Institute. New fork, in
which he said that he had caught Gen.
Butler on the fly at Washington, and
that after a little reflection the great
and naenanimous General had made a
present to the colored sufferers Of 2l,0OO
acres of land in Wisconsin, valued lby
bim1 at from Sl5O.OOO to $500, 900, and
said that the suffering blacks could take
possession of it just as soon as they liked.
Was ever an act of philanthropy, large
. as it seems. more promptly and grace
fully performed than this, and who be
side the foxy benjamin would ever have
thought of it 1t looks like great deal
of land to give away, and 50 it is, but
then it is all in Wisconsin and covered
all over with d dense forest of pine tim
Der where the stroke Of the lunbermau' 5
axe has never beenheard. Butler knew
of course that Il Louisiana negro would
he as completely out of his natural eli
mate in a Wisconsin pinery as giraffe
would be i'm Siberia, or a polar bear in
an African Jungle and that not one OF
them would ever go there. Besides this
he had no faith whatever in the negro
exodus and had said SO, nor had ht
enough faith i'm Conway TO hand hin
g.v-s.r amy money PrGf he owned a pine
forest away up in cold, snowy Wisconsin
and if Comway's fugitive negroes would
take it they might have it and settle
down upon it just as soon as they pleased
This was Buffers priceless gift to the
negroes. who in their credulous nature
viii regard him as their deliyerer-their
Noses-whiIe he all the time viii lauCl
iu his sleeve over theueat joke he plaNe,
of ON General r. p. Conway.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

OUR readers are aware that in the
controversy which has been pending for
several months in the London Courts
between Messrs. p. * T. Collins, con-
tractors for the construction of the rail-
road around the falls or rapids of the
Madeira river. I'm Brazil, and the bond
holders of the Madeira and Namore
Rail Road Company the decision rem
dered in the lower court some weeks
ago was iu favor of the AIessrs. Collins,
awarding Go them The fund arising from
the sale of thc bonds for building the
road. amounting TO $1,000, 600, now in
the Bank of England. From that de-
cisiuu an appeal was taken 10y the bond
holders to the Lords Justices of Appeals,
where after argument of the case was
very recently had. the decree made by
the Chanccry Court in favor of the
Nessrs. Collins was reversed. and a new
decree made for the return Of The money
to Che bondholders.
While The decision af tha court pro-
uounces the contract for huilding the
road to Bea fraud upon the hondholders.
no allegation of fraud or Of collision
with those who may have committed
fraud. is made or limited AT against the
NeSsrs. Collins. the contractors. What
ever others may have. done which re-
quired the court to take an mfavorabIc
view of the case it is gratifying TO know
that throughout the whole business the
well known character of the Nesars.
Collins for honesty and fair dealing is
nassailcd and clear Of the least taiut or
suspicion. as was to have been expected
10y every one acquainted with them.
Nr Philip Collins wen, to London
two weeks ago. whittier his brother
Thomas preceded him from Brazil early
I'm the spring. 10 give the matter his
personal attention. The litigation is OF
course q matter ot supreme Importance
to the contractors. who viii ro doubt
carry the case 60 the House Of Lords.
which ia England is the Hnal Court of
Appeal. In hearing the case the Lords
Justices of Appeals sat from day o day
for seven days. Che Attorney General
appearing for The uoudholdcrs while the
leading counsel fer the Nessrs. Collins
was Judah y. Benjamin. tGe well known
and eloquent I. y. Senator Tlom Louis
lama at the time Of the breaking ont Of
the rebellion lie seou after left the
country and took up his residence in
London, WHere Ee enjoys "a high Tsputa-
g. b - y Q
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
n SILKS.

Think Of having 5000 pieces 60 select
from.
Think of 22-iuch Black Silk Tor Sl.oo.
Think of Belion's celebrated Lustre SIX
at Il %
Think OF Foulard Silks at - cents.
Think OF the privilege ofreturnIng Dress
Pattern.
CThe newest idea L. Polka Dots, Satin
Stripes. figured and shaded coloriuRs-)
Satins in colors and blacks now So much
worn. we have in beautiful array Also,
rich Roman PIaid-. handsome Stripes, and
Watered Stripes, and the new sapphire
e,hadfngs. and other rare and scarce tuts-
Fancy silks start at 80 cents, and OF
Friends Plain Stripes and Checks We have
a fine assortment. The rapid sales in this
department keep us filling in the stock
with new goods every day
JOHN WAEANIAkER-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
In MISSES and CHILDREN'S OOlr
and SUITS.

This Department has increased IL ..i.,
amazingly, because the stock IS 20 usa
better The people are surprised A, r.
assortment and ress0nableness o; All -.
prices
Our stock Of Worsted and SIX Ns-e-s
IS very extensive and varied. comurising,-
the latest novelties. to nj child from 81.
TO miss oflsyears, In De Beige Se-rs
SatecHs. trimmed in Satin and SIX. IL e.
the pretty effects
LADIES' CLOTH. trimmed vita c.
roy. in the different shades. very sfr-.s
Blue FIannels. trimmed In Shs-tz-st
Plaid AMI White Braids- q very serss,.,-.
suit.
In wash goods We exhibit all ths--ts, 4.
sirable styles in Monte Cloths Fr.
Foulard's, Percales and Ginghsms. .r O.
very moderate prices, iu all si-s= .--- .
years To s years
Our White Piquc suits are the H-.t u.
ever offered, many styles couaneE re- --
trade. Our Swiss and Orxaudre suits g..
iu choice STYLES.
CLOTH COATS IN ALI. SIZES
FRENCH COATS IN ALL SlZES.
Corduroy Goats in the new shades. ven
desirable. with many other goods We ~
not enumerate here. We think We Der.
the largest aud finest assortment O. D,
found in the city
FIT4N- II R~-aTTs suru
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

THE Pit,shurg Post OF Tue Tag Ias.
Says We have late letter dated Lon
don from gentleman connected wi.h
Che slHmore aud Nedeira Railway Conn
Iauy. In which great C0uHdeHcc is eN-
pressed chat compromise viii the con
trac.Crs- the Mes9Fs Collins. viii be ef-
tceted, iy which they VIII De reimburs-
cd and tht work go forward This viii
be better than waiting for q decision
irom The House Of Lords 10 which The
case i;-s iafcH appealed. We hope our
American contractors VIII come out a.i
right
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
IN PRINCES AND TRINNNt

All kinds of trimmings have our sT,-L
careful aud labgrious attention. and s7=-
thing lady wants in Innings and Sav-.
trimmings we have in great ass5rtm1l,
Our Sewing silks are in an shades aHf .
only the reliable makes. We keep Fru,s
as high a7 sI2-OJ per yard and a. low as 3
cents. We have --Scmplcs-- spool C--
az cents per spooi-Hune better fu g1a r
or more honest measure.
We have gust opened 1900 dozeu Germs
French Sewing Cotton at cents for sd.
of 500 yards length. Dressmakers GEL q
they have been accustomed 10 pay ?. s-5
a spool for his same article.
JOHN WANA1IAEEF
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

AMONG the most remarkable productions
of this age and country iS Hairs Hair Re
newer. Its success il unparalleled. 1t Is
sought after by rich and poor high and low
young and old Inhabitants of foreign lands
the people of Australia, of Europe, and of
South America find means 60 get il at what
ever cost. 1t Is because it works like magic
Il restores the hair to its youthful color and
beauty, and Tobs approaching age of one of
its disagTeeable aCcompaniments. If YOU
are getting bald, try it. Try it if YOU are
getting gray. or if you have any disease of
the scalp. Try il if YOU wish a good hair
dressing. 1t viii not disappoint you-N,tp-
Gle (Iud.) NeJrS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

How SHE DID IT was a subject Of absorb
ing interest to those who realized how sadly
disease had impaired her once marvellous
beauty Physicians of cmiGcuCc had eX-
hausted ali their skill i'm ECr behalf, and it vet
seemed impossible to effect q cure. She had
long been a sufferer from pains in the side,
back and head dyspepsia ensued, the appe-
tite failed. the nerves became unstrung. \
torpid liver and inti3mCd dkidneyS-intenSifed
the trouble. It was complication that not
unfTequentIy occurs through the Pcmicious
influence Of one diseased organ upon another
until the whole body j, in unnatural SYM
pathy. Finally, when Sandaliuc was tried,
a desirable reaction Immediately commenced.
The process of rccuperation progressed until
the full natural standard of health and yigor
was regained. There axe thousands of sim
liar instances where Sandaline cured when
doctors and drugs had failed. 1t Is a price
less boon to the deSpOndent, a. it opens to
them a way from death to-life, and, to-day,
multitudes of these are in the enjoyment of
perfect health. VIII do just as recommend
ed, used As directed or money refunded
Sandaline Cologne is the most charming nd
delicious perfume yet discovered. Price 81.
Ask your druggist DIT. Gounod's great
medical work, fun OF interest, oyer25O pages.
Price 81. send for it.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
IN DRESS GOODS.

An overwhelming stock OF every c"nceiF-
able fabric, color. quality and price Bunt-
ings Will be popular again, and we nave
them Plain. Striped. Plaid. Laces, Beigesr
Figured Laces and Albatross weaye7- prices
from 25c to 81. In rare and exquisite novel
ties Of Lyons makes, we have some magnih-
cent bargains ranging in the ncighborhood
of - per yard. In strictly All-Tool De
Bcigcs, we have superb selection that
arc pronounced remarkably cheap by Gus
TONERS who bring samples and compare AT
our counters. IN Zephyr GInghams, Prints,
PercaIes. Jaconet Lawns. VIC have every
good thing $50 far as we know that Is
made. and the crowds generally at the
counters say our assortment Is most attract
I've JOHN WANAMAhER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20

Curing Irons and Hair Crimuer~ have
been left in the shade 10y the L \ HAIR
CURLING COMPOUND. This compound Is a
beautiful hair dressing and viii curl the hair
as soon Is applied. Price per package 80
cents, or a sample package for 10 cents Try
a sample package and test its merits Only
one sample package will be sent TO the same
person. Good clean 1 and cent postage
stamps taken. Sold only by the L :. Con-
POUND Co, Box AZ. Litchfeld. III. 6-13.-4t
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
IN BLACK GOODS.

We open to-day twice as good a stock as
last season. Tho most notable bargain is
500 wards Of Fancy Hcrnauio. Just received.
that we cell at
JUST HALF PRICE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
In STATIONERY and FANCY ".

In Writing Papers and Envelope. a1tl
kinds Of Fancy Stationery, we have -
finest as well as the cheaper grades.
experienced Statjorer governs this d--r
mcnt and the large business we do iu tt=
goods proves that our goods are all -i.-.
claimed for them in quality and prize.
JOHN WANANAEFE
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
The Naaeira ana Nancre RaiEroaa.-

F-.,-,, 5 lena. ,rfi.r. IN, tI,. ysr,fr.,4..,I7,
t'i7t ~ -it' " 7TtN- INNS hltSi '''~ i't0
in London. The history of the case Is as
i'i"N7.
iEe iuud ~ "lne .oET millions -2r the consjfUc-
Hou %. te MADEIRA aHl '-aiHgrt l,ait"E 60 CON
f r,.,- .-.-, f., 10. H.. - 5,-,-.
Ing hani- .--,}-i 'E ic '"t eilinr.itS Interested
do lle E.e+i Ei--"a- were colo l.'d tiig H""s ie-
I'-t.-+ -1' .it- .t u -itit 90 .'it iatiE-'h 'i..-
the trust The enterprise. with its prospective
-a.st was made 70 Lmlroye it. Ihe 3.vclgamcut
quail Co. lhc construction Of tue railway in tao i'm
aosIffaaie climate and wilderness through which
DC must pass AiLJf various -Ia-flHCir efforts.
mainly Speculative. To prosecute the work and
command t-- c'i.n-ii'G i"iI jhv hondE"i'efs
commence 'yi lloSao'....-- e. HtLiil t... 7.'ii-
tel 4i 'Ls l.- "io t.!! ',s!'' 81 ''t- MONEY
i",.a@ ,s..'e,- @ s',.lt "a t'l...'3A o. ,...g '-e
Tri-e and the application Of the fund thereto. 1t
uas sacE utat tHe project attracted the attention Of
>n..H-n l.-.-. ami ,i'e -i,.5Ts- o-.i@
ana gguirag.t Of tc ct.ra t.fls aud tI.,l contract
Eya- submitted -o the Eu-i, t'arrts thl custodian
o iii' iui-'. iaTaHpT"F@ AiterI proper le.thcTtIpu
W.. .' ~ '. M ., H. i,.'.l mon
tent To- rive assent or ffrss rt--rlfut trrari,ir
enterprise promptly asserted itself iu tine Eraziau
forests and American engineers proved 10 the
- ,.,y -.r, j ,,.r5.r - .MaE fE r',> .r
-s, ;r,-l y,tt .r,s.,,..r -I-,tfI .,,l. 60 ME- ~
- .-I i.r ,.' .l'--. -..' 'lI
s.r.l'yt- a.. ,-5,.,.- , n -- tf..,..t-' - 4--I
--, i.-r, 49,, ~. # .-,r a.. ..' .s 80 W. " -. -.
4s.,,.- % +f.. court ,r1..f an r NJ,
.a.5 a.. ca.llr.ct was .. I'D. f ,.-..r.t-r1 h,
r-'lsc tnc ro1l Impossible or construction Thc
Caur; OF CGauccJy heard tic gomglaiu4uts. non
r.,r.f--ir r tI mi M ~ t; ,'... 'itl
FROM thence au appeal was taken 10 thc lords
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
InTRAVELLING BAGS and TRUNKS

We show. We believe. the largest stock in
the city. We have every shape and sic,
and customers have a choice of
Pour Hundred Bags 10 select from.
JOHN WANAN AKER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
IN UMBRELLAS AND PARlM

NEW EST STYLES N PARASorS
Among the ncw paras0ls that are -.
forward M the last moment mona Il.
greater favor than those Of satin. IN -
dark blue, black olive or beige shs8s. VI.
white polka dots and the polka DO, -
der"
We believe We are the only PhHa8airt,.
house showing the polka dot border
We have every combination ofcols-
Our special Offering this week is 2o5T
cd Siik, 26-inch rain Umbrellas. nDs nae
raj wood handles. Paragon frame, ea,.,
Dark Green. Blue, Black and r.
These are identical with the same goossr,
have been selling At s3.25.
PRICE NOW s257IS
JOHN WANAsIAKFP
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
,UNO. w A n A M A K ER
IN MILLINERY AND RIBBONS.

All the new shapes and colors are now ex-
hibited in our spacious. light and airy show
rooms.
t-rercb chin Bonnets and Hats
Florence Braid Bonncts ana HATS
,I-uscsr Rrsid Ronnets and Hats,
Manila Rrsid Bonnets and Hats
Milan Rrafd Bonncts and Hats,
t,,,,,. straw Bonnets and Hats.
The shapes most in demand are
Spanish. Hampton
Princes Marguerite. Metropol.
Thursby. l'e Mursha-
C-era-er Talisnan.
Feathers in the newest shades and Flow
ers Of exquisite beauty. Ribbons in daz-
zIing assortnents.
JOHN WANANIAKER.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1879-06-20
IN BOYS CLOTHING

To-day we open a fuH stock of orr %
carefully manufactured suits. made co. g
own vorkrcOms. over new patterns ei '--
tlful shape, materials spougcd, seam, T5
sewed- and pockets stayed. We hs75 q
bought or Wholesale goods nf any Bis
We can give pieces for mending vh-l /.
sired
The prices range from s5per -uitul IT
and sl2- though a visit viii give d l5.s
idea than an advertisement.
We mean 20 retain our reputation .-7
liable, best and cheapest goods. as tl5 T.
PIE viii see by this seasons stock ll
poor business 70 make experiments -- ..l
ing Boys Clothing Having manufll'-''
goods for Bows fer Is wears. We can at'.
stand by all we ssy OF the goods re s-''.
customers. a. we know how sure thlTa-
give satisfaction.
JOHN WANA1IAkhh