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rjjUnSDA V:::::::::::::::: JANUARY 10 .
f nMSBURO AN D CRESSOX RAILROAD.
1 .Ddfter Monday, Ap!. 29, 1867, trams
.atais road will ran as follows:
HAVE KIIESSBL'K'
L1 . .r.ictinir -with Dav Exp.
Ft and Phil. Exp. West.
- 15 i M., connectine with Phila. Exp.
'' East and ilnil Train West.
L ;,.: A. M., or on departure of Tbil.
Express Weft,
j: 8.40 V. M-. or oa departure of Thila.
Express East.
ETCIHSCS.-Tbe jury lor next March
Court w feJected, under the new law,
tj John Uuck and James Cor.por, Esq-,
Jjry C .uuai?-''"tT!, on the 2d in?tant...
A lase ball club was organized in New
tille Indiana county. Ian week. Late iu
t!,e season tr
tar.v .
hich :...-ir.
Kd JkUKsJoru crly l ti.i- p.acc, t iu
tie last couple ct jar a resident ef Car
dington, Oi l-. wWrelic wa concreted
wifh the ii.U;.uit t.ew-pjp a oue ol
js tdnois, i; in M'uui a visit. He has
severed Lis connection with the pa
p,r named, and i now a private citizen.
v..-f to hiui ulnrcer he mav go or in
b''rrr ne u,aJ c' ar The taru ol
Satiiuul C. Loi ehey, in Young tp ,
JsJiaiia county, with is couients, was de-
i ... r.
i.Tijvd by fire on the 4ih instant. Lom
about 8,000 ...The wia'lur duiir.g the
rat Witk has becu iutetistly cold, the
thermometer rao-'iui; lrctn 5 aboV2 to 5
lilow itro....The County Auditors are
nuw engaged in uudrUg the accouuts ol
the county tor the pat ear.....Mr. Chas.
II Taikir, the conductor of the Johns
town trc?uiiiiiiodatitu train ou the Fenua
lUihoad, was fctabbtd by a di.-ordtrly
T.iSJeDgei o allied Hull, at Xinevsh rta
uw, WeetUdorelaud toumy, on the 'SUth
v;.., aud kiikc. llu.l wa- at rested
j.-J.vtumitted to the Wes tiuoi eland eouu j
;v jil....Co!. 1- JIcDeiniiu u.-.-uuied ihe
juiica tf Steward if the Cambria County
'.' r lii,u.-e on the 1st ii.a'aut, vice J a.-.
.. Kvlor: retui'Ttd r'io chiidicu nf
.'. j ai d I'A. zj. IVtis, rtsidw i Uun.t
-L'-. Iluntirjgui'U ounty, Jied duru
Lt Lst rreek of DrttuiUr la-t ...Jh.'Ms.
ii si & Huff, ot Ahooi:a, livc 'peifd a
i..Lk.iu houo iu Gieei blur ...'i tie vvr
trat kihrw iii all thee pn rtanud ls
-;;h a t'irkey jusV iu the nick ct t'tue lot
ur Nef Ycit a dior:er. He has our
warcfst thanti, cvbjkd wi h the hopt
tl.it ic car livt a ln uauu )iiir? Mr.
, S. iiatrold, Coroner ckct i ir Cau.bria
r.--. ty , has appcinttd II. Kii.Le.J, 11 p,
cf Kltn.-Lur, aud Juhu l;rttr, lv-j., oi
litmlutk, Drj u'y Coroner?, t.. tc; in thai
cajitcity irj their respective utighbor
Loud Tlie Catholic c'ti;re:ariou ot
iLi plac intrud hold njr'a lair for the
It m fit ct thtir church during the first
wttk ol'tuxt March A "u.auuficturin
iuipany" ras urbanized :i Wi.liauiaburg,
li'.air cour-fj', Lst rtek A revival is in
totresS in the Lutheran church ot Al
uvli. One Lutidnd and nineiy one per
Kij have made a proiesiou of iai'.h in
C'i.rit, and tiiuety-wnt; have betu admit
vi to rueaiberahin iu the church, since
M oitetins Lea....A fctate cooventiou
ot the Iriends ot' tetuperanre will be he'd
in UarrUbur;:, oj Tuevjjy, the 1-Slh day
ot f'i bruiry, next. Half tare on all the
raiiroad? 'i'Lc ist uuuibcr of a new
Ifmperance f apf r, bT)led the Vindicator,
aoi putliahed i.i Wilitatnsburg, Biair
couDty, has made ita aj pcar4nce. ...Mr. J.
A. Mauirc ktp- he o.ily regular clo
th inr bture iu to, auJ h kct-pa a good
one. We aic lad to kuuvv that he ia do
iQo S.O'id bu-inc- I. uiay be of inter
est to our raiv; tj know that the .Post
Master (je(.trl has is.-ucd an ordtr tu
pt.stu.ancra uiriciin that all letters su
percrib. d with a lead pencil and deposit
ed in he n.ai.3 shall not be tu: warded to
tour j lace.-uf de.-t. nation, but shall be
ciittthe Dead Letter OiBee....Mr. J. II.
i''UKt, Las re-i:red ths pu.si'iuu ol
tt S.crttary to (loveruur Ueary, and
tot- J. Giht.n, of 1'hiLdclphia, has been
JP; iiiud in his stead....A large nutuber
l rew adver:iscuu'iits, ome ot them ot
Jfcrtt io i he geurral reader, appear in
lJa)'s paper. Turn to theui....Thc
J.Lustijrn Tri!,ttne m-de its appearance
hit week n, a partial uew drtas. Weaie
clad to see this t-videnee of pro-peiity on
the part of our nei-hU r ...We huvc here-
.w. ur-ucua taxing tt.at ifce liina.
Uailroad Coiiiany h-ve placed a new
tgcr and ba '.raue car mi our ll.m.th
i.at.road
Ihe cats are tasttlut and cow
sod a dtl i.ln! itl.T.K.T ..ll,l,lit ..I.
di
0U5-.
ye '.'tea thej dispLced ...Mr.C-eu. iiunt
Ji ircprieti,r of the Lbcn.-bur llMdware
i the ageut lor the le in th:3
fc.-icQ cf "lcl's Atiti DuMer," the best
iovc n aaufactur.d. It you netd such au
"tide, o to hnn aud buy....Fr a plate
real A. .o. 1 oytter8,g lo yiu Hubert
lcrW galooo, ou Ilih 8t....l'urk
3 to 9 cent, per poutd, ad uvt lor
centa per pound, ca our streets.
TnE Concert. The grand coicert":
given unter the auspice of the Moun
taineer Uase liall Club came off at the
Court - nou?e on Thursday evening last,
and was a' grpat succcs1?. The house was
literally vf7 throughout, and hundreds
vrere unable to ob'ain mors than sanding
room, and esteemed themselves iucky in
f-tcurtr.g even thrt. The cntertaiumeut
partook of two distinct characters, vneal
and inptruwental. The vocal mu-ic wa
rendered by a picked choir, consisting of
the following members : Prof. II. Hughes,
Under, John O. Kvan., A. Y. Jones, 1.
II. Kinkead, Mrs. L. JJavis, M:-ses Hattie
llnhiufon, 1'risciUa Jonrp, and 1zzie
Lewi-. The instrumental music was ren
dered by the Crystal Oiohestra Iai.d,
under the leadership ol that iuus:eal ge
nius, Mr. Andy Maguire. The 5and
consitcd of the following mcmbcis ar.d
instruments : Andy Mnguire, fir-t violin;
James O'JJiian, second violin; J. I i ld-
house, c met ; Ed. U'Uiiaii, violoncello;
Harty Kinkead, ba?e iol; fieo. Jones,
piano. iiie music, ocai auu man uwcu-
al, was splendid, and conij arable only to
that made by the morning stars when they
"sang together for joy." As showing the
appreciation of the vast audiei ce, it is
enough to pay that by the unanimous re
quist of those present, the concert was
repeated last (Wednesday) niht to
another crowded house. The citizens of
Ktensburg certainly owe a d bt of gaii
tude, first to the lase Uali Club, aud sec
ond to the singers and musiciauS, for these
magnificent ci.tertainiuent.
The Mails Proposals will be receiv
ed by the Post Office Lvparttucnt at
Wa'stiingtotj up to March 4, IsOS, for
eariyiig the U. S. uaiU lor lour year
Irwin July 1, lbtiS. The iollowiug xeutes
iu Cambiiu County are advertised .
220.1. Fn.m Crtssoa to Lore. to, 4 milts and
b.ok, sii tiuit-? u wiit. Le;ivt Creasoti U.n
ly, utr-'i sjuiidHV, at b.-io a. ui. ; utnve at
l.ultttu i.l y.40 a. in.; ieae Lordlo Ua.1v,
-jitrpi Sunday, at 7.1o a. m. ; umvs at Crci
son by a lo u m
'J;o4. From Loretto, by Ciie-s Springs, St.
Au-Ustln.-, i'.ilivu 'iilLi'ei, Kostl.tiiU, ana
I laUVillv, to SU,ii,'s 2j lime una
back, tiitre 1 1 mt-S :i wee to tit. Angustuie,
uu'i iw.tt- a vkeettlie resniue Lfne L.ort-1-lo
iioaJ;iy, 'iliurUiy unit iitinrii.ty, at ll
a. iu ; arrive t St
lrae l. . 1'U j-H ul'
.lUitst.iit ny -i p. in. ;
Xioiol.ty, l'iiuri-Jy alia
Shu uivly ut i.i j p. in.; iirtnc .it L.wteio ty
. p. tu. ; leuve (.. .Auyusune 1 fu .y ia
FllUaV at 0 A. In.; MtriVe .t jMiillli's tilla ly
11 a. III.; lei.xe t'lutill js iJllii '1 U-atiiy and
Fridty a.t 1 p- ni. ; aruve at at. -Augustine
by G p. m.
"J2j. From Kbensburg, by Cnrrnlltowii,
Pltt:eville tid tjanuau's -lilu ainl Ur.iiil, -J
ra'lts aud biek, Eix tmis a wttk t Curroll
towii, and three times a -i-k the trri'tue.
Leave LbtisL.uig duiii- iHij.l buuili.y, sit
1 1 a. tii. ; arrive at Carioilto ii i I p
ni leve Carrol. town tiaily, exeept tu:ol-y,
at 1 2 in. ; r.mve at hOt.;i'Uri; ly J.oU p iu. ;
lrtVe Cull o41lor. li Tuesuas, Jbuid-:y ana
Snturday : 1 p. m.; nrnve "t Hr.int by 0 p
in. ; lenvc li.atit Alonuny, WidiitjU ii. ud
Fridv at " a. ni. ; ariive at Ci.rroliiow 11 at
12. r.i.
21'j. From Crfsson t3 Munsti-r, 4 miles
nnd tiaek, twice a week, bebi-dule l be ai
r.iused to tue smi&ficlion ot t'oiiuiasttr.
Fatal Accident. A few dys since,
u boy tiatutd Wiliiaut Mutdotk, aid 17
years, ktrimpttd tr git id the Philadel
phia Express ut Galli zlu while the !r-in
was in lau ti iti. lie caught hold nt
one ot the iron guards and atteuip:ed to
swint; himself ou io the plu'loiui ot the
Cir, but hpped and Iot his looting. Il
clung to the car and vfus draggtd a con
siderable di-5iai.ee, uutil at leotb n pro
jecting tie siiuck him ut.d caUsid him to
relit ipttish his i;np. He us takeu up
aud CtiTid for, but his abdomen and leg.,
had been lacerated iu such a horiibie
Uiauuet that he died shortly alter.
Married At the residence 1 .he
biide's parent, Dec. 25, 1S07, by lis v.
T. Van isjoyoc, atsisted by Rev. William
hadrach, U. I)., Mr. JaD;c3 McCaitney,
ol Franklin county, Pa., acd Miss L-zzie
Van Scoyoc, of White township, Cambria
couuty, Pa.
In this place, on Dec. 2G, 1SG7, by
by Rev. R. C. Christy, Mr. A. J. Shoe
maker to Miss Mary, hCCond daughter tf
Gen. Jos McDonald, all of Eberisburg.
Iu Indiana, ou the 24th ultn Mr. Jame-
McLaiu to MUs Ne!lie Clapp, both of
that place.
Fire. On Sunday morning la.t, at.
about 9 o'clock, the dwelling house ot Mr.
Rets is. L'od, a hort di-tai.cc wmt of
town, as disCn'TTid to b to fire. The
flaunt; hbd eon muuiea'ed to the roof and
garret from a defective cliimmy. and had
gained such headway be'ore being dis
covered that it was found impossible to
subdue l him. The house wa- epeedily
reduced to ashe, along Willi a cousider-i-hle
amount ot furniture, &o. Mr. L
loss, is CoUsiJerabie. N'i iusurauce.
Fine Feathers Since the l.nltdajs,
we have noticed a gO"d many of our peo
ple wniing remarkably gouJ and well
made e!oihirig. Thiy informed us that
they took advantage cf I he holiday txcur
biou and went to Johnsiowti, where they
hi tight the clothing fnui E Leopold &
Bro., Main street. The example Jius fct
might bo advantageously followed by
other - -
"E.""&" C." IxailroaD. 1-he-following
officers for the Ebeusburg & Cresson
Eatlrcad for the current year were elected
on Monday :
PrrsidcntfK. A. Barker. -Directors.
John Williams, E. Roberts,
George J. Rodgcrs, Thos. GrifSth, Abel
Lloyd, II. J. Lombaert, Henry Fostar,
Geo. M. Roade, James flyers, T. Blair
Moore, Evan E. Evan?, R. Jones, Jr.
Cameuia Co. Insurance Company.
The following officers for the Fro. Mu
tual Fire Insurance Company of Cambria
county for the current year were elected
on Monday :
Directors, J. Moore, E. Robert", Geo.
M. Reade, Isaac Crawford, A. A. "Barker,
John William?, George Wehn, Wm. Kit-
tell, R. II. Tudor, John Lloyd, Edw. J
Mills, K. L. Johnston.-
Tue Difperence. The hte bae ball
concert pleased the poeiical ; A. A. Bar
ker's iiieiciiitile cstab.ishuient pleases the
praciical. The former ministered to "the
soul; the latter ministers to the body.
The former was for a night ; the latter is
lor three hundred and more nights in the
year. The admission to the former tra:
25 cents; to the latter, it is uothiog.
Thompson. One hundred dollar. re
ward is offered for a respectable rhyme to
the word 'J hompso". A further reward
of one hundred dollars is offered for the
difncrr of a man. woman, or child who
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does not know that J. M. Thompson keeps
for sale the best and cheapest goods in
tbenaburg.
Skates. The bctt Ftock of skates in
town is for sale at T. W. Williams' hard
ware store. A new and improved style of
jietrolfuui lamp for t-ale at T. W. Wil
liams' hardware stoe. The bet stoves
tinware, shcr t-imu ware, &c., for falu at
T. W. Willk-mV hardware More.
AN idea. w e overheard a man say
that the late fill of mow was a hi s-ii.g tu
farmers, iu that it affirded them tacilitic
first, io btiu their marketing to town, and
second, to take batk botur wi:h theui a
load ol cheap goods lrom V. ti. Barker's
ature. True.
ClGAItS AND TuiACCO. C. T. Rob
erts asserts most positively that he has for
sali the very he?. cigars and tobacc iu
town. lie i a good judje ot such arti
cles, aud we are therefore inclined to place
lu;l reliance in his statement.
Cl-KATtANCE SALE. Preparatorj to ta
king an i-ccrji.t of Mock, Mills & Davin,
lli-h street, Ebensburg, will cc!l dn
good-, dry git-ds, hats and caps, boots and
shoe-, groceries, &c, &c., at the very low
est possible figures. Bargains to be had.
Born Ou Wednesday tnortiiug. Jar..
8. t Mrs. Williams, wi!e ot Mr. Win. J.
Williams, ol this nlacp, a son.
For Sale Will be iffered at private
ale, l he house aud 1 -t now cccupied by
Mrs. Hu'chiuson. The property is situ
ated on High p.treet, Ebensburg, in the
tiio-t desirable location, either for a pNce
ol business or a p'aco of rcsideuce, in
town.
Also, a full Ijt on Center street, one
square north of the ''diainnnd" a splen
did locution, for a private reridence.
For particulars, inijuire at
Tuis Office.
Hartford Live stock Ins. Co.
r'r i.ii he New York Insurance Munitor
for Sepitmber, 1SGG :
V have now what we have long
needed and a-krd for a sound, reliable
Live Stock Insurance Company, furnished
with a plent'tudu ot capital aud other
meaus and appliances, a Board ot Dirce-
tors ot excellent stauding, and officers of
ackn iwlrdged merit, sagacity, and ser
viceable experience."
AGENTS WANTED !
Fcr two of the best selling subscrip
tion books ever published. Une enti'Ied
Mysteries of the Neapolitan Conventa." by
an ex-Benedictine Nun, a true nccouetot the
inner life of the convents the most thrilling
and interesting work before tlte public. The
other entitled "The Cottage tJyelnpedi,"
a pem of intellectual w-nlih, and wanted in
every family : complt-te in one large octavo
volume of over 1 00( pages illustrate!.
Send for circulars of terms, which are very
liberal. A. S. HA LE & CO,, Hartford, Cona.
HO LOST A IIORfE?
A snittll I ny Mare, supposed to b
from 12 to 15 years dd. very ilun in fU-sh.
ih1 middling last in ga t. was left with ine
on the 18th of lrceniber List. he w.ta left
vi itli me to keep fr a fr diys, tmt the young
man Uaviii" her has i.ot rinte returned to
claim her, and I am fe ilul she wis stolen.
Any one interested in this EUtemeut v-ill
please call on or addre.'S
JAMES VVHERRV,
Jan. 1C, 1SC8. Callitzin, I'a.
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STBAY
Came to the presides of the Eubscri-
ber, in Washington towi.sh'p, Cambria- coun
ty, during the mouth of epteiuber lst, a
last spring's Urindle Bull Calf. Th owner
will come forwnrd. prove property, pay char
ges, and tke it away, or it will be disposed
of according to law.
Dec. 12, I857.3t. THOMAS HANXA.
AdTfrt9 la T AUeffhttrm-
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W A'KW GOODS I i
GREAT ATTRACTIONS IX
J VST OPEK1KO AT
T. S. BARKER'S
CHEAP CASH STORE!
EsKXSBtrra, Pa.
Overcoats,
OtcrcontM,
Utcrcoati.
Dress Coats,
Dress Coats.
JDtue Coatu,
Jtlue Coats,
Blue Coat.
Illouses,
IIIouea,
Blouses.
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lants,
Pants,
Pants.
Tests,
VKtS,
Vests.
Shatrls,
Slia v Is,
61ia Is.
Hats,
Hals,
Xlats.
Caps,
Cap,
Caps,
iLaeile' furs,
l.adicK E'um,
Ladies Furs.
Rootii,
Boots,
Boots.
.lioes,
Sltocs,
duoes.
Dry Goods,
Itry C.ooris,
Dry Goods.
Xctv Goods,
Xetr Goods.
JVeT Goods.
IT. S. RiRKF.R'S,
v. s. n.4itKi:ii's,
V. 8. BAIIZACR'S.
Call and See.
Call and See.
call and See.
THE Z'Ail? C6SH STORE.
niGUhSt PRICES PAID FOR WOOL,
BUTTER, EGGS $ ALL KIXDS
OF CO UK TRY PRODUCE.
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BARkTH'S
BARKER'S
BARKER'S!
BARKETfSl
BARKER'S I
SARKRR'3 !
XEVT GOODS!
NEW GOODS!
SEW GVODS!
CHEAP GOODS!
CHEAP. GOODS !
CHEAP GOODS t
.5EW-ASD CHEAP' -
NEW AKD CHEAP T ' " "
NEW AND CHEAP! - .
GO AND SEE f GO AND SKR t
GO ND SEE ! GO AND FEE t
CO AND SEE 1 GO AND S5EE I
The subscriber wonld re?pectfa.!j n-
nounce to ne citizens or tDpntonre and
vicinity that he bus jmt received, at his em
porium, on High meet, the largest and mett
complete assortment cf
YVinter Goods !
ever Lrought to this town, all of which. L
pledges himself to ecII cheap fcr eath.
dress goods, woolen g00d3.
drv goods; white goods,
embroideries,
hoop skirts, hosiery,
balmorals. gloves,
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS, tc.
The lnrgcst, best and cheapest astortmeat of
EEADV-UADE CLOTHIXG !
to be found within the limits of Cambria .
An excellent assortment of
BOOTS, SHOES,
HATS, CArs.
OVER-SHOES,
STATION FEY,
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES
FISH, SALT,
TRUNKS,
NOTIONS,
QUEENSWARE,
CAUFET-SACv,
Lc.9 4c, &.
A large stock of
Flour, Bicon, Cheese, Syrup, Molattt, 27r
rhig. Mackerel, and Cod F.th, Ircn end
Xtrilr, ledir and Wttiow Ware, OiU,
Drugs and Medicines, kc. e.
In fact, he keeps anything and everything
usually kept in a No. 1 Country Store ail
which will be disposed of at prices to suit
the times.
Buying twice as large a stock as any other
inrrcliiiiu in town, be buys cheaper, aad caa
therefore stil cheaper, than r.v.y cotnpetkor.
CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS I
CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS 1
CALL AND EXAMINE GOODS !
The public is invited to call before purcha
sing elsewhere. No charge for ahowiBg
goods, buy or not buy.
Customers waited oa by polite and atten
tive Salesmen.
gy Cherry, Poplar, Sprnee, Pine, and
other Lumber, Butter, Eggs, and Country
Produce gecerallv, taken in exchange for
Goods. fjani A. A. BARKER.
QLOCK AND WATCHMAKER:
EBENSBCRG, PA.
C. T. Rf-lert has constantly in his stora a
well selected -and varied assortment of arti
cled, which Le oTers ch-eap for cash ; vie:
A Silver American WATCH for $30.00.
CLOCKS of every Etyle and finish, at reduced
price.
JEWELRY cf the Tery best material, war
ranted. AncW and Lepine WATCHES, cs-e-third
fee.ii than in 18S6.
Gold Finger RINGS, one-third cheaper thaa
last year.
Mortce's Gold TENS, at the raancfactarer's
prices.
Gold. Silver, Steel, and Plated SPECTA
CLES, cheflper than ever.
Tinted FORKS. Tea and Table SP003, aa
fOTd as Silver.
Plated CASTORS Card and Cak-e BASKETS,
trO BLKTS, and S3UGS.
RIKLlS and SHOTGUNS, that will kill at
CVfTV pop.
REVOLVERS and PISTOLS, with CAR
TRIDGES to suit.
PIi'ES ot Gctta PerchK, Weed, and China.
Lcckwoodls COLLARS, .ht Lest jou c
wear.
SCHOOL BOOKS, ctiesper than elsewhere.
TOVS and TOY DCKJKS, for a mere ?onj.
Singers SEWING MACHINES, with Cott
Silk, and Oil.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUK.S, o hold from 11 ta
200 Pietnrr.
ACCORDIAVS, VIOLINS. FLUTES. FIFES,
VioJm.fiCWS, STRINGS, and KEYS.
AU ;
Drums, Whistles, Umbrellas,
Horus, Jewsharps, Clothes Brushef.
Harmonicas,
Hair Brushei,
Tooth Brushes,
Combs,
Dusting Bruebfj.
Scrub Brushes.
Lockiu; Classed,
Sewing Baskets,
Hand Ra&kets,
Rugs,
Arnold's best TTriiiar
Fluid.
Red and Elack Ink.
Ink Stands, Pen Rcke,
Mi?ceilaneoui h Blank
Bocks,
Pas Books, Diaries,
Almanacs, Deeds,
Summons, Notes,
Paper, Envelopes,
Tobacco,
Trunks,
Carpet Sacks,
fctLtcfee's,
Wcrk Boxes,
Portfolios,
?ewta' Shirts,
Glives, Crara'tf
Nk tie?, Caaej,
Su?pedra,
HnRdVeruhiifs,
Perfumery, Soaps,
PncV.t Books,
Checkers k Board?,
i)oiiiincs. Paints,
Ttlo Knivtn,
Pocket Knives,
Raxors and Sirops,
Gun Caps. Putsies,
Dolls, B-ads.
Araber Beads,
Cigars
And war.y other article?.
CALL AMD GET BARGAIN'S!
E?3)U Clocks, T7r.tche, and Jewelry re
paired in the best Etyle of workmanship, and
wtrrfinled.
Thankful
for past fivor5, the rnbEcribec
hopes 1
strict 2nt ntioa tobut:nesg to merit
ccitiriniice of p'
atronage.
C. T. ROBERTS
BOOT and SHOE EMrOKIILM!
The gubs.-ribcr begs leave to inform
the ps'-j-o that be has opened cut a Eoot ars?
S'joe S;ore iu the roon;s formerly occnpicJ
by DavJs & Evac?. on Ctnter street, Ebens
bar. where he will carry on the business oa
an extensive scale,
READY-MADS COOTS asd SHOES
Per tzlt it Ctty Fr:e
I BOOTS A5i SHOES nzie to order-
On thoriKt notice!
i .ia puoiic are jnvitea to give me a
j ca!!. I will sell cheap as the cheapest, sad
i -warrant nsv stock aad make to give satisfic
Fja31 JOTTN 0. EVANS.
M-A SS1. 1 - ,
Mil