COUNTERFEIT ICRS ARRESTED. Brought From Stoyentown to Thia City "*©*- terdny Evening:. Friday afternoon four counterfeiters from Somerset county, in charge of Deputy Marshal Garber and Officer Mcßweenv, of Pittsburg, arrived in this city and were lodged in the Johnstown lock up, where they were held, await ing orders from headquarters. The work of these men has been puzzling the authorities for some time. Marshal O'Hara, of the Western District of Pcnn sylvania, was instrumental in brineing the men to arrest. The four men arrested were taken into custody near Stoystown. Their names are Edward Bisbing, Jere miah Wilt. John Seipc and John Henry Bisbing. Edw.rd Bisbing is a stone-mason and has a wile and family. Jeremiah Wilt is a coal-miner, and is said to bo Bishinir's father-in-law. John Seipe is a carpenter, lie is also married. John Henry Bisbing is a young man and single. In possession of the men were found a Set of moulds and a bogus half-dollar. It is expected that more arrests will follow The men were taken to Pittsburgh last night on Fast Line. The hearing of James Wilt, the young man from Stoyestown, charged with mak ingand passing counterfeit money, was held before Commissioner McCandless, ol the United States District Court, Pitts burgh Monday morning. The Commissioner sat in the office of the District Attorney. Mrs. Mary Stanger, who now keeps a boarding house on Neville street, Pittsburgh, was the first witness examined. She said that in 1888 she kept a boarding house in McKeesport. In December of that year Wilt boarded With her. He made three silver dollars, gave one to the children, one to some other person and kept one himself. She did not see him make it, but the children did. He said he could make lots of them. Afterwards he began to make nickels and dimes in the kitchen. In so doing he spoiled the table. She then told him he would have to stop all such practices, and made him leave. James Sipe, who is also under arrest on the same charge, testified that be lived at Stoyestown. A year ago young Wilt came home from McKeesport ar I came to the.coal bank wlieie he worked to see him. He gave the witness three counterfeit dollars and told him he could make lots more. Said he had dies and was ready for business. Wilt next testified in his own behalf. He acknowledged that he had made this counterfeit money but said he did it for fun. A man named Frank Ober taught him and his father how to make this counterfeit money. They made the money in a shanty near the coal bank. They had plaster of Paris molds. Mr. Hugh Miller, another boarder in the house at the same time, was the next witness. He testified that he saw a number of counterfeit nickels in Will's room. Wilt told him that he had made them. Witness burned them and gave Wilt good advice, telling him that he had better stop this sort of business altogether. After hearing the testimony Commis sioner McCandless held Wilt in $1,501! bail. The boy said he would commui i cate with some friends in McKcespr r and thought they would help him. Mr. Candless said if they did not he wouldn't have long to stay in jail, as the court met next week. THE ODD FELLOWS CELEBRATE. A Joyous Occasion oil Saturday livening, tile Seventy-first Anniversary of the Insti tution of That Order in the United States. The different lodges of Odd Fellows, of this city, celebrated on Saturday evening in Alma Hall, the seventy-first anniver sary of the introduction of that order into the United States. A very large representation of the brothers from tlie several lodges, together with their wives and children, were pres ent. A number of visitors and friends were also in attendance. Addresses were made by P. G. John I'. Linton, P. G. W. T. Coliver, P. G. A. W. Conner, and Rev. I. Morgan Thomas, of Ohio,setting forth the progress made by the Order and the rapid increase in memhi r ship, and in view of the past successes predicting a brilliant future for the Order. The Cambrian Choir, under the leader ship of Prof. T. E. Morgan, rendered sev eral fine selections of music in their usual good style. Refreshments of all kinds were served by the committee; and it is needless to say that all present had an enjoyable time during the whole of the evening. Tin; PROPOSED NEW BOROUGH OF HOBBELLVILLE. The Linen Ituii to fnclnde Territory to the Kxtent of 850 Acre*. On Saturday, Air. F. A. Cress well, the Surveyor, finished rucning the bounda ries of the proposed new borough of Mor rellville. The limits now include about 350 acres, instead of 500, as at first pro posed. The matter will likely be in proper shape to present to the Court for approval in June. The people of the vi cinity, it is said, were very hard to please in the matter of where the lines should he run, some wanting the limits one place and others desiring a different location, j DEDUCTION OF WAGES AT THE STEEL WORKS. Wages ol tlie Kiiiplnyen Keilucetl From Twenty to Thirty I'er Cent. The wages of the Blockers and cokers 1 at the Bessemer Steel Works were re cently reduced about twenty per cent., and the tonnage men at the same works nearly thirty per cent. Read the DEMOCRAT. TREASURER'S SALE OF SEATED AND UNSEATED LANDS AND LOTS IN OAMBEIA COUNTY A. D. 1890. I THOMAS E. HOWE. Treasurer . Of Cambria county, in the commonwealth or Pennsylvania, In pursuance of the several acts of Assembly In said commonwealth, (11- roetlng the time and manner ol selling enseal ed l iuids for taxes, do hereby give notice that the following tracts of Unseated Lands and lots of Ground In the said county of Cambria, or su h parts thereof as may be necessary to oay arrearages of taxes due thereon for one vcar or more, will be offered for sulo at the COURT HOUSE. In the BOROUGH OF EBENS BUKG, on tbo SECOND MONDAY, being the 9TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT, And continue by adlournmcnt from day to day until the whole he sold for such arrearages of taxes and cwts necessa.lly accruing thereon : Unseated Lands 1888 and 1889 NAMES ok OWNEKB oh WARRANTEES. Acres, re,: ADAMS TWP. Taxes. Philip Collins... $ H0 John Anderson 100 91 pw J no. Morrison 100 fis iio valentine ABter. 100 1 its BS Martin McDonald g42 ISO 114 same.... _ " " u Samuel Calvin 433 40 Robert Ross.. 401 Jacob clement oa 01 * 802 A. Nichols 47 62 1180 cambrtu coal & iron CO WO4 80 Same # 0J 400 Dalton and Anderson (heirs)... 6133 BARK TWP. iw aray & Wyland... 3? 5$ lbs Thomas Edwards (part) u> 88 140 Michael snyder m 100 John Thomas. 14 otven I). \Mlllams J <• 100 May Klllens 55 BLACKLICK TWP. Ann Bloodgood 162 Martin At Graffe 00 Thomas Idas .. 160 cambrla Land company ; so Gubilel Boring (snyder) 7 ; >j 4:m cambrla Land co ioo cambrla Land Co - ■ , 7 William Cameron ' ■ ' 343 Emanuel Bralller ~ 100 A. V. Barker, etal ' ioo tieorg llart ° 75 Harrison Duncan est 'J 20 B. F. Young " 84 . CAMBRIA TWP. James C. FlsUcr Wm Burnhamer 4 -5 John Boyd J 1U Andrew Duff ;1 wm. Linton... J to ,to Reese J Lloyd If! SO James C. Fisher. 8 ;C6 Jno. J. Evans A: CO }* i -174 Joseph Dunmyer CARROLL TWP. so sebastlne Luther J j® 18 Jno. Weber CHEST TWP. oeo. D.Morgan 300 wm. Parker .. 452 4-1 Anthony Simons 452 44 Nathan Laughborough 205 09 321 51 Thomas Ket&nd 2 431 Jno. Ashley '79 201 63 Thomas Masters ..... 74 71 147 28 Jno. Ketland— "> Wm H. Somervllle 50 James Foster 1B &1 Henry Delozler co 405 106 James Ruth •••,••••• ljU Elder, Lutz and White 187 William Parker £; 135 121 llonry Philips J® 156 137 Simon Walker > ' • 73 Daniel D. Carson 2o oo CLEARFIELD TWP. 800 j?H. U 8. 8. Blair <W 83 800 Condron & llartman 83 2.J ino p. A: A. Hynn w 89 1889 James Condron .. .. 430 59 130 Martin '1 homas (of Jacob) 27 9o 130 Matthew Mc.vtuUen. est 21 11 CROYLE TWP. 18 John Lovett 2 22 7 P.M. and'J. Brown 34 P. M. ana J. Brown 10 37 7 John stifller 2 20 l lot John Heather 232 UotC. B Ellis 2 00 >4 Thos. croyle est 100 79 Jno. Scott s<t sons, Adam Keam 77 68 DEAN TWP. 200 Bell & Blair. 65 SO John BrotherUne 40 John Meat's 8 00 m John Fisher 97 91 433 John Harrison 102 59 330 John Brotherllne 76 63 300 John Brotherllne 38 23 100 Thos. Patterson, Andy Graydon 66 10 355 Thos. patte son.Andy Graydon 107 so 200 Patrick Kelley 38 17 300 Patrick uch ■ U 134 James Harris. 29 27 400 Joseph Harris 94 08 Bayard & Barclay — 300 Wm. Barton m aj 300 E'/ekiel Farmer 56 00 HO William Tllton 22 30 \v. W. Jackson 330 Jesse Bush 62 06 liuth McCODnell 330 Lewis Wolle 65 96 359 KelUy A sargeant 2178 100 James Bryson 2h 3< 71 Jno. S. Colbert 23 85 C. U. Walt/., et al 406 142 James Jones 93 a> James condron 72 Morris Woolt 11 16 369 Henry Wolt 70 W 131 Henry Davis 26 08 433 Jacob Harris 81 84 110 Jos. Davis 21 2J 125 James Jones 21 41 24 James condron 5 0j .s. M Woodcock _ 300 J. Pennel, M. Wills 28 93 200 J. Fennel, P. Wolf 19 46 216 J. Pennel, T. Kelly 2125 216 J. Pennel, P. such 21 2.) ELDER TWP. 50 Joseph Thomas... - 39 23 GALLITZIN TWP. Samuel calvln 190 Aaron Brown 119 .6 Geo. Gallaher 50 Mary Hammer 23 ,3 100 Nicholas Bell 68 22 235 John Hay, M. K 90 25 80 James condron 13 40 148 John Gray 85 44 1 T.J.Christy 90 JACKSON TWP. Wm, 11. Sechler 100 John Hubley 18 59 46 Thomas White.... 9 74 25 Geo. H. Douglass 5 48 61 PhlUpAlwlne 11 61 288 Thos. viekroy 67 39 42 Alex Hunter 8 51 35 Daniel Farley 7 45 334 -20 cambrla Land co < 6.57 J. C. Mart Ik and Thomas Grif fith 139 Cambria LUnd Co . 28 95 293 John Wegton (part) 47 31 59 David M. Prtngle 5 23 59 Henry ltorabaugb 5 23 50 Wm. H. sccbler 8 47 363 Cambria Land Co 79 80 208 cambrla Land Co 47 88 j53 Cambria Land Co 28 69 181 39 Cambria Land co 40 72 89 cambrla Land Co ••••.. 18 18 50 Jno. Snyder 10 50 POKTAGE TWP. ■>oo Fred Hurton 14 49 •200 samuel Illnton .14 49 439 GCO. Gut wall / 84 39 130 N. and C. Zeller jr. 25 83 90 William T, McConnell /. 16 08 130 John C. Smay est 2.5 83 70 Thomas Mcconnellest... 14 27 Jno. and .las, Klnports nun MeFarland Aconstanttnetracts 177 68 KEADE TWP. Geo. 1). Morgan 131 KObt. Aklns 37 08 483 Patrick Borelund 75 16 110 Jno. itaorron.Jr 24 79 217 iiurger & Grass 48 96 434 Burger A Grass 97 40 owners Unknown.. 174 108 Thomas Sauburn 32 27 159 Henry Bush 34 66 mo David Jackson 21 19 John Dougherty 100 Henry Kepple 22 08 200 wm. Barton 18 34 30 Garriet cattlngcr 27 2 i 12 J. H. Elske 1 59 19 J. H. Flske 7 89 Wm. P. Walker 100 W. H. Woods 13 01 1040 John Dean 279 29 180 Samuel llaggerty 93 88 153 James L. Gwlnn 27 57 9 Jno. Hollen 3 05 95 ' B. F. Bell 16 27 274 113 Kellley A Sergeant 34 30 244 7 P. and A. Flynn 21 10 STONYCKKKKTWP. 10 S. 11. Smith ;.... 435 7 l.ewls Plltt 3 22 30 L. B. COhlCk 12 05 SUMMERHILL TWP. 439 80 Plack Gross 114 55 439 80 Henry Woods 1.4 55 4811 80 James nation 114 66 439 so James Searlght ill 55 Cambria 1 oal A Iron Co 370 40 Israel Jones... 96 61 100 Wilson nunt 55 87 93 Ebenezer Brenhain 24 11 4io Wm. smith, D. 1) 112 10 Ed. McGlade ... 72 Wm. smith, D. D. (part) 19 15 77 4 Jno. Fulton, et al 12 62 SUSQUEHANNA TWP. Jos. M Miller 100 Joseph Thomas 49 83 WES r TAYLOR TWP, 30 Sechler A Peclor 4 42 WASHING' ON TWP. 352 Simon Hoop 68 74 200 sechler A dark 35 61 50 Sophia llurd 8 90 413 James Dennlson, M. R 104 16 43 U. S. Smith A CO 3 54 WHITE TWP. Geo. D. Morgan 302 Simon walker 76 03 327 Henry philips 90 37 Filch A lioyton 183 James Wilson 23 04 Charles Raustcad. 449 Alex. Brown 96 23 591 Thomas Brown 126 68 402 Wm. Harris 86 16 429 Jchn Harris 83 92 523 James Keeil 141 22 180 John Harris, No. 1 5159 291 Fred, .nolle naux 93 94 White, i.entz A White 456 Thomas Sanburn 131 91 170 93 Simon Walker 49 27 312 llenry Philips 100 20 James Mcclay 500 samuel Calvin 125 59 250 curry and Jones, Assignee 87 f>6 10 Nathan cowan 8 90 65 John Dean 12 54 John c. Gates 114 Fred Mollenaux 17 36 56 Fred Mollenaux 10 (H 30 A. Matthews 4 94 406 142 James Jones 50 75 80 Wallace and Krebbs 13 14 30 Isaiah Gates 4 57 LOWER YODEKTWP. 260 ihmsen, heirs 11 85 221 Joseph 5 81 jOO James P. Meconaughy 4 85 tIX Jackson St. clalr 316 SEATED LANDS 1887 AND 1888. ADAMS TWP. Acres. Houses. Lots. Same. 50 Levi orris est.. .... 702 1 1 Wm. Welmer 2 47 9 ... ... Mrs. P. Murphy 208 ALLEGHENY TWP. 60 ... ... James Griffin 781 30 ... ... ueoige Bruce 6 11 109 Mlchuel Gibbons. . 900 50 ... ... James condron 8 65 ASHVILLE IND. SCHOOL DISTRICT. .... .. 1 j. c. McMullen 185 50 ... ... .James c0udr0n...... 410 1 W.J. Adams 1 09 I K.-lly A Nagle 1 09 1 1 L. and W. Kelicy,... 185 11AKU TWP. 100 Henry J. Boland est 777 30 ... ... Jos. Gardner 7 33 90 ... ... Glttlngs A Edwards. 12 73 174 .. ... Alex irwln 12 02 20 .. ... A. F. Jackson 4 85 30 .. ... Wm. Jackson 7 05 1 1 Jno. E. Kirch of M.. 802 to ... .. Laurence Wyiand 4 12 50 .. Laurence Wyiand 3 17 50 .. ... M. 11. ot Andrew Bitters 2 82 65 M. It. of Anthony haver 3 59 3 Wm. 1). Keath 88 63 .. .. Hugh Dougherty 6 36 150 ... .. Gray A Wylaud 5 37 140 .. .. Michael Snyder 7 28 143 ... .. Gray A Martin, M. R. of Leonard viandgold 929 97 .. ... Archie Farrell 2 80 40 ... .. Michael shank 210 BLACKLICK TWP. 100 ... .. stoneback A Martin. 1157 120 .. ••• A. Rex 586 15 .. Solomon llaukerson. 88 40 .. ... Jno. Foust 6 74 90 .. ... Harrison overdorf.. 1186 130 ... Blackllck Nnv. Co.. 13 41 10 .. .. cameron A Grov 8 07 123 .. ... Blackllck Nav. C 0... 12 57 CAMBRIA TWP. 100 ... .. Gilbert Lloyd 64 85 14 .. .. F. 11 Shoemaker.... 2 76 50 .. .. same 7 95 7 .. ... sain. Valin 78 50 .. .. sllas casshly 4 52 45 ... ... James Burnhamer.. 301 162 .. .. DelaugeACO 433 in .. ... Joseph Gutwalt 353 3 .. ... Bart Mccabe 110 ... .. MaryE.'llbbot 90 CHEST TWP. 85 ... .. Gray A Wyiand.... 602 57 .. ... Albert Koha 320 160 .. S. E. Burnt 3(18 CHEST SPRINGS BOR. 1 1 Wm. Jones 4 7# 1 1 1 Francis urban 1 89 I 1 Elliot Davis 4 81 1 sopbla Wills est 75 1 2 Henrietta ltenlnger 227 CONEMAUGH TWP. Euclid coal Co., coal bank 10 58 .. Euclid coal Co., lire clay bauk. 10 63 1 Jno. Kelly 146 181 .. .. M. Bracken est 14 90 1 1 Adolp Briber 74 2 2 Lizzie 'l homson 7 25 7 ... .. David Falo in 2 58 1 1 Vlary A. Flynn 240 1 1 P.J. Nugent 2 88 1 Win. Kelghard 2 85 1 L'ugh Patterson 1 45 CLEARFIELD TWP. 50 .. .. Thos. Durbln est.... 12 75 lQ .. .. Jos. Guntner 116 80 ... Julian Donahoe 2 16 25 .. .. W.J. Buck 586 120 .. J-R. l-ltzlnger 10 10 1 2 Aug Moyer 202 10 .. .. James Mccoy 2 31 250 .. .. Lorenzosnrlcker.... 33 84 10 ... .. Jos. voyer est 10 34 85 .. .. John H. cordell 6 23 83 1. R. Lltzlnger 8 90 20 .. ..I. W Nagle 2 Is 5 .. .. Martin Thomas, Jr.. 100 CROYLE.TWP. 75 .. .. J. J. Burkey 334 150 Cambria coal A iron co 58 21 20 .. .. Alex, l'rlngle 139 7 .. .. Ben r. liuff 6 74 7 .. .. BenF. Ruff 6 74 89 .. w. n. Patterson,est. 3 46 I Rebecca Ross 2 50 340 .. .. Griffith, Brown A stlneman 8 80 DEAN TWP. 1 Kelly & Nagle 92 1 1 L. A Wm. 11. Kelly.. 145 95 .. N. P. Mervlne, M. R. 180 '3O JasN. MCGUIre, M. R. 231 JOO .. Mrs. K. Mccauiey.... 175 80 ... .. Gallhzln Trcxler ... 240 EBENSBUIIG oOR. 1 Jonathan Lloyd 1 45 joo .. Itlanchard A CO 28 68 150 ... ... Jno. Tubbs 37 06 70 ino. Tubbs 10 19 85 ... ... chas. Bradley A co. 596 1526 ... . John Patton, M. R... 40 85 97 ... .. Dr. Good 617 GALLITZIN BOIL 14 ... Ed. Rooneyand wife, too "i 1 Alice O'Brien 239 1 Wm. J, Dawson 88 "V ... ..• Isadora Egan 176 1 Margaret Luther.... 86 '"j 1 1 Mrs.M. McKlbbleu. 375 1 AbrahamShara, est. 113 1 John A. Storm 76 1 John Weiss 76 "4 ... peter Burns, est ... 208 2 Daniel McKenna 7 04 I 1 Walter ltutlcdge ... 218 1 Annie Shank 2 811 1 Martin Murphy 2 86 1 Andrew Conrad 2 86 1 Ellen Clark. 74 '"j j wm. (Butler 305 George Eckenrotle... 11 29 GALLITZIN TWP, lai .. ... Francis Burke 22 58 488 In . M. Crane 99 78 278 Wm. Decker 128 07 149 .. .. Bradley Rhoddy est 2195 v 2 Wm. Kelly 10 88 1 John Manstleld 88 1 C. C Miller 1 08 1 J. C. Mc.Mullcn 3 21 1 D. G. Myers 151 1 Wm. Reed 2 59 1 C. A. Ager .■ 150 JACKSON TWP. 48 .. ... John Dunmlre 7 79 100 ... ... John Kgar 21 91 3 .. .. Jno. A, Roger mill.. 128 3 ... ... EUz Dlshong 78 I 1 Francis llager 18 < 50 lac b Kelghard 7 18 100 M. S. Bush 7 05 87 Chris Lcffler.Sr 8 72 80 Mrs. C. Lay ton 23 70 20 .. ... Rlchuru Walker. ... 200 100 A.W. Zelgler 9 83 to ... ... Rose croyle 3 42 79 ... .. John Dlshong 4 28 2 .. ... David Paul, mill 1 55 51 Geo. Rager 5 25 tjo ... ... John D. Adams 9 83 LILLY BOU. 15 .. ... Plack A Fog'.e, coal bank 14 14 .. 1 John Dumm 7# MUNSTEIt TWP. 100 : ... John c. Noll is 80 100 ... ... Isaac Wllse 10 83 59 .. .. Moses Lell v. 7 29, 25 .. Aug. Glass est 3 lis 1 1 J. & Jl. McDermott 189 PORTAGE TWP. 1 Joseph llurkey est.. 201 1 1 D. 11. Dickinson.. . 1 tit 1 Mrs. Griffith est 8 04 300 .. .. Patrick Mccrossln... til 05 72 .. ... Patrick Vlccrossln.. 751 07 .. ... James F. Kelly A Co. 274 137 .. Thomas Donuhoe.... 17 97 256 .. .. J. C. Mariln, ctal.... 19 86 PROSPECT BUR. 1 1 Daniel Fltzpatrlck.. 248 READE TWP. 600 .. .. Ephrlnm Burkett .. 71 73 118 .. BluD-A Packer 133 01' 52 .. -. Blair A Packer 18 lilt 102 .. .. Blair A Packer 88 09 113 .. . Blair & Packer. 29 13 162 Blair A I'ackef 50 91 433 .. .. lllalr A packer 137 91 1 3 Blair A Packer 137 91 32 .. .. Blair & Packer 18 20 4 .. .. Blair A Packer 3 02 86 .. ... Edward Harris 7 28 1 1 Geo. W. Snyder 10 56 1 1 A1 x. Watson 9 93 120 ... ... V. Zaute. ct al., Mln. 17 16 15 .. ... Eliza Noble 21 20 10 10 Fred. Yeakley 62 60 1 Caroline McDonald. 60 6 1 1 6 2C. Railroad at Vanormers 9 50 45 .. .. Samuel llaggerty, M. it 7 50 49 Samuel llaggerty, M.lt 5 67 1 ... .. David HolliS, 5r.... 92 265 Charles Kanstead... 89 02 40 .. .. Samuel Uuitzell 12 20 753 .. ... Edward 8011, heirs 36 61 1 1 Mrs. E. M. watte 8 44 530 .. .. Rev. A. K. Bell. 25 91 1 5 Joseph Lewis 145 1 1 Ellen shaller 10 79 4 .. .. Chas. TUley 7 44 25 ... .. Joseph Wiley 410 SUMMERHILL TWP. 220 .. ... I. C. Caldwell, et al. 57 83 100 .. .. I. C. Caldwell, et al. 26 11 100 .. .. I. c. Caldwell, Rider est 26 11 100 .. .. i.e. Caldwell, l'lum mer est 15 20 19 ... .. David 1). Ilavls 1 98 10 .. .. cambna Iron C 0.... 100 372 .. .. chas. 11. Gross 55 118 83 Chas. 11. Gross 14 65 83 .. •• Chas. 11. Gross 14 66 100 .. .. H. Klnkead l'J 89 80 .. .. J- L- P. McAllister... 858 350 .. .. jerre.MCGonlgle.esl, 32 45 220 .. ... Wm. P. Schell 38 07 41 .. .11 hn Knepper, jr... 442 71 .. .. John Knepper, jr... 717 72 H. Mccormick,M. R. 691 45 ... .. 11. Mccormick, M. K. 454 69 .. H. Mccormick, M. It. 668 50 .. .. H. Mccormick, M. R. 398 57 .. H. Mccormick, M. R. 560 49 ... .. 11. Mccormick, M. R. 489 02 .. H. Mccormick, M. R. 605 72 .. .. H. Mccormick, M, R, 6!U 100 .. .. 11. Mccormick, M. 11. 22 00 SUSQUEHANNA TWP. 115 Jacob Johnston 185 50 lames A. Porter.... 197 102 J. A. B. Douglass.... 1141 EAST TAYLOR TWP. 149 ... .. I. C. Bole 14 50 2 Pat cogan 7 8 0 WEST TAYLOR TWP. 43 ino. slick, est 4 28 TI NNELIIILI. BOR. 1 Ed. McNulty, Jr.... lis l a; Michael Maley 311 1 2 .1110. Burns. No. 2 365 1 .Michael McGce 82 WASHINGTON TWP. 400 Blair Iron A coal Co 10b 56 50 P. P. George 2 91 12 11. J. llopple 4 29 78 .. ... Owen Ingoldsby 12 52 185 ... ... R. M. Lemon, est 44 60 391 lerre McGonlgle, est 86 51 30 ... ... M. B. Gardner 6 05 173 ... ... PlackAFOgle 59 91 48 ... S. 11. Smith A C 0... 17 14 8 ... ... Thomas Byrne 5 01 42 ... ... Thos. Byrne mineral 16 7 .. .. John varley 1 W 2 .. .. Louisa Welser , 1 James Dennlston A co 66 Wm. Kemler (part).. 822 242 .. .. Robt. Grag 28 82 200 .. A. M. B. McGonlgle.. 16 47 20 M. B. McLaughlin 2 90 I John Wolford 150 1 .. G. K. Miller 2 27 1541,. ... Fred Arenfelt (mln).. 378 12 .. ... chas. Studt 96 WOODVALE BOR. 1 N. AP. Smeltzcr 239 j WHITE TWP. •0 .. .. Jos. I. Glass 1189 2 1 I Isaac Gates (Ueli-S).. 347 100 .. .. Perry Troxell - 23 43 50 .. Jno. G. GUI 7 74 85 ... .. chas. Kanstead 514 333 ... ... chas, Kanstead, Harris 28 32 ! 115 ... .. chas. lianstcad.Gal laber 7 or 58 .. ... s. W. Bycrs 8 06 LOWER YODER TWP. 1 Pat. Lafferty 786 j 1 A. L. Kepple 227 cud .. .. Beam and Potts 17 30 1 Blough A stutzman. 308 j".. 1 I Elijah Kllgore 200 1 1 Marys. Powell TOO 1 1 Nancy c. Beam ... 275 1 Ilattle I. Davis .... 230 150 EUz. Ilershberger.... 630 I VI. 11. Klslnger 3 30 1 Michael Gauphey.... 180 1 Anthony Jacobson.. 175 Aug. Llllla 3 30 1 Pat. McLaugherty.. 180 1 J. G. Smith 4 80 IS. E. Swanson I 80 1 Michael Goueman... 230 1 E.Harmon .. 180 1 D.J.Hammond 180 1 Annie Johnston 2 30 1 .Michael Laffey 2 30 1 Geo. E. Patter 2 30 1 Russell Smith 4 80 1 Frank Toner 8 80 1 Thomas Gomer 2 30 I jno. Wadsworth 4 80 1 Miles A. smith 3 88 1 wm. sweeny 3 08 1 1 .ino. Dingle 207 1 wm. Davis 2 07 1 Ulram Helsel 2 08 1 Blair llerron 3 08 1 Blair llerron 2 08 1 Lewis Luckhart.— 208 1 11. J. Miller 2 08 1 Mrs. Fred Neville.... 208 11, ... Peter Tosh 3 65 1 W. II.AG.VI.Thomas 2 08 1 Daniel Waters 2 08 UPPER YODER TWP. 3 Thos. Gore 2 ',T 2Ui .. ... Wm. Fry 4 44 THOMAS E. HOWE, Treasurer. Treasurer's office, Kbensburg, pa., March, 31, 18110. NOTICE— '_ad undersigned, hav ing been appointed Administrator of the estate of Mary Connors, late of Mlllvllle bor ough, Cumbria county. Pa., deceased, all parties Indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against the said estate will present the same for payment. JOHN DOWNS, Administrator. No. 228 Railroad street, enmhr tipla hor LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES. OF PITTSBURGH AND MGUENY CITY, PA, tSTThe Anns named below are the lead ing and representative ones in their re spective lines of Business. When writing to either mention this paper. CHARLES PFEIFER, Men's Furnishing Goods 443 SMITHPIKLD STREET, 100 FEDERAL ST., ALLEGHENY. Shirts to Order. 'We make all our own shirts, and our Custom Shirt Department Is the best equipped In the state. Wo carry a fui. line ol Full Dress, all over Embroidered P. Ks., and Embroidered Linens, and guarantee a tit. 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GRISSLY'S Business College AND NORMAL JNSTITUIE le the pride of McKeesport. send for catalogue. S. S. GRISSLY, Manager, McKeesport, pa n hat Is the Kodak? Send for catalogue. - W. S. HELI. & CO., ■*l 431 Wood Street, Pittsburgh, Pa. : Dealers in Amateur Photographic ** outfits and supplies. VI gTcohkn, jeweler. A sign of the clock, J 583 Diamond Streel, "lttsburgh, l>a 1 Diamonds, Watclios, Jewely and Silverware, Clocks, Bronzes, Hold and Sllverheaded canes and Umbrellas. The Largest Stock in the City. VP CRAYON I ORTRAITB. LIFE SIZE, —v 25x30. orders by mall promptly at~ 1H tended to. Write for particulars. ■fSSI SOLAR PORTRATB A SPECIALTY. J 101 Treganowan's Art store, 152 Wylle ave- Pittsburgh, Pa. nn iTtllii Fifty-first Year. PR A S Back Again I Llfl I 1 ' With Loads of CHEAP BOOKS, BIBLES, ALBUMS, At Half the Regular Prices HA A{7 ll 428 Wood Street, K||||K\ Pittsburgh, Pa. Ul/UllUi GRAHAM ROACH AND BED-BUG POWDER / Banishes Insects at sight. Wf-JSIT GRAII.iM'S BLACK DROP. /Jj " A j,' or catarrh, sold by all Druggists L. GRAHAM, Manufacturer. Pittsburgh, Pa. CABINET i'HOTOS, #I.OO PER „, A DOZEN. ( // prompt Delivery. Crayons, etc. at v round 12 sixth St., Pittsburgh. Pa. fIPPUITPPT W. H. WABLE, nikOnl ' Lll I 1 7th Ave. Asmltlitleldst. stimates and Plans Furnished on Application. The Henry F, Miller Pianos Favorites for more than twenty-live v*%Wyears. Endorsed by the Musical pro <f|kijSsitesslon and used In many Public, j RlfPClJschools and conservatories ol £and Musical Institutes througliou, I l lie I nlted States. W- C. .WHITEHILL, General Agent ror Western Pennsylvania, l.v.' Third Avenue, pittsburgc, Pa. M. ROSENTHAL, successor to Thomas Gamble, Importer and Wholesale UQUOR 2BAUSR. llyo Whiskies and Wines specialties. Gugenhelmer, I'lnch, Gibson, Overholt. to:! Fer ry street, Pittsburgh. Mall orders solicited. G. P. LUTHER. CATERER AND CONFECTIONER, j Wedding Parties, lieceptlons, lee ( ream de- , Uvered on short ;notlce. cyclorama building, ; Allegheny, Pa. \ J I I S" f \ 7"'* /'• • DRSENCE OF HEALTH—AN ERADICATOR OF RHEUMATISM! It this valuable medicine Is taken according to directions we will guarantee a sure cure for rheumatism, tolpld liver, gout affection, bladder and kidneys, ulcers, blltousuess and ot costlve ness. TESTIMONIALS —We have hundreds of tes timonials from the best known people of Pitts burgh and Allegheny City In regurd to cures and the value of this wonderful compound, AS A m.oon PURIFIER It has no equal. Price $1 per bottle, fi not I les for |S. For sale by all Druggists, or DANNER MEDICINE CO., 234 Federal Street. Allegheny City. vS"\fr>-s. '"'l* FASHIONED WHISKEY HOUSE. ySJ/O?.E No rectifying. No c ompoun is)SV> \tbr\ ng. I JiT- JIL.Hr/i U. E. LIPIENCOTT, \ A-4. T V.7 Distiller ana Dealer In prliK KVB WHISKY. smlthfleld street, I'ITTSBUKGH, PA. v. M. J. FRIDAY, Senior member late Schmidt & Friday, r"Sg£jSk Distiller & Jobber In (CbM fine WIIIsKIE *> aiiininpiiiierot '••'iUOHHA CIGARS, ifrflfflßP '■).! sinitnii id street. PITTSBURGH, PA THOS.E. POLL ABB UISTH.I.KII, IMPORTER AND JOnilEl: IN Fine Rye Whiskies, Brandies, Gins, ltums, Wines, Ac., Ac. Cor. I'cnn and 1 itU streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. Orders by mall will receive prompt attention. AX.Xiisa-iirEisr'y. sm AVE. HOTEL. McKEESPORT, PA. GEO. M. ..KPPIG, - - Pro iletor. First class accomodnt lons to the t rvelln pub lic. Terms J1.50 to sa.oo per day. Bar att.n hod "RHTT PT?C! W. C. l'endicoerry, son A Co., DWIJJIJ.O,O Manufacturers of Boilers, chimneys and Breeching. Office and Works, Mulberry Street, Allegheny, Pa. THE CRANDALL, T"E AUTOMATIC AND THE SHORTHAND ftfcgjßs. TYPE WRITERS ÜBEKUL INVENTION G. K. LOWER. ' NO. I!) Fifth Avenue PITTSBURGH, - - - PA. ASK YOUR GROCER —FOR— EC S IE?;ID'S KEYSTONECRACKERS, CAKES AND CANDIES. None in the Market Equal Thera. nr~All first, class Grocers have them In stock. The Assam Tea Co., 4! 05 Liberty Ave., Pittsburgh, Will send to your address—free of charge on all orders amounting to ?:> or more—and same to te on approbation: 50c Tea at 33 cents. Sie Cotice at sw cents. 30b coffee at no cents, send for our price list, we can furnish you ivlih any goods In our line you may desire at reduced rates. DKNN'S NATIONAL LINIMENT DOC R E S R H EUMATIS M. Bruises, swellings, sprains. Etc. Sold by Drug gists. J5 cents a bottle. \V. B. BENN. Manufacturer, Allegheny, Pa. Tfr* -+ PAHK INSTITUTE (. tin North avenue, AUe -0 gheny. Busiues training Shorthand ana Typewriting, students admitted at anytime. Send tor prospectus. L. LUDDKN, A. M., Principal. U ALLEGHENY HAT HOUSE, No. (10 Federal street. HATS. FURNISHING GOODS. UMBRELLAS, WALKING STICKS. ETC. JC" Cheapest lu the two cities. ft BINDER TWINE. Allay Fork Rope, pulley Blocks, AC., we., |t') Manilla, sisal, and Hemp Binder Twine a 9 Specialty. H. OERWIG A SONS, loot ic 1303 Penn Avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa. J. J. M'CORMICK, ioi & 030 smlthfleld street, Pittsburgh, Pa. Passengers hooked to and from Europe by all lines, to Bermuda, t üba and o Lake Ports, etc. Money and packages sent to all parts of Europe. HENRY WHEELER'S OLD AI.I.KunENV PAINT & ARTISTS' SUPPLY STORE Of 39 West Diamond, removed to No. 37, ohlu St ~ Allegheny. I nil lines In every department at. lowest market prices, call and see new firm of Henry Wheeler & son. JOHN K. FRYE & CO., 32 and 31 Onio Streets, Allegheny, Pr. Plows, Harrows, Feed cutters, Drain Drills, Fertllllzers, Farm Hells. Wagons, Buggies, iload carts. Agents tor lleering's Harvester. fHAMAIOCKS, Also Bed. White, old Gold, and orcen Hammock Twine. Fishing Lines, Hooks, w liolesale and Ketall 11. OERWKI .A SONS. 1301 and 1303 Penn avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. ( 1 li. DRIVER. * „ CONTRACTOR OF HEAVY STONE WoKK corner Charles and short sis., Allegheny. Pa. ii""county Bridges a specialty, corres pondence soltclclted. THE BJSSi CHEAP wanpaper i™;i: MIII6P 3j Ml smlt street J. KBRWIX MtLI.IR A' CO. ' ! ITTSBI'IK., PA. 1 inoortant to Baiload Men! \ K. smlt h has been for lorty-nlno years road master on the Boston k Maine system, and Is now icsldlngat (it-cat Kails, x. H. He M]r| track men. brakemen, Bremen, engineers and con ductors, as well as baggage masters and ex pressmen, are subject to kidney disease above aiiothers. All, therefore, will he interested In the statement of his experience. " I have used Brown's Snrsaparllla for kidney and liver troubles, and can truly say it has done more tor me than all the doctors I ever employed, and 1 have had occasion to require the services of the best physicians in the State. My wife also has been greatly benefitted by it 3 use. A. Li SMI I iI. ltoad Master B. A M. If. If." The kidneys have been labored hard all win ter as the pores ot the skin have been closed, but now tlio springtime hac come, and they need some aid. May be you have .hat pain across tlio back; that tired feeling; thoso drawing down pains. If so, you can get immecUato relief b> Following the example of Mr. smith and his wife, and use that never-failing and gTanrt corrector or the kidneys, liver and blood, BROWN'S bat saparilla. DISSOLUTION OP PARTNER -BHJP.—Notice Is hereby given that the i partnership heretofore existing between .JOHN > EDWAIiDS and a. A I>A llt undor the tlrm name or J. 1). EDWAItDS & CO.. was dissolved „ the 2fith day of February, >, '>Y mutual consent. All debts duo to the said partnership aro to be paid and t hose due from the same will be discharged by .lobn D.Edwards. Business will be continued bv the said John 1). Edwards. J. D. EDWARDS, mart-tf A. ADAIR.
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