jfafflliM freeman.
r.tBKU CO., PA.
- - MAY 10, lS'.C.
1
nl(, a atr spaniel from
- u.yd u Monday.
! ,r "f maliiue lirii-k for the new
' t n ' '" slartetl-
,i 'i W.aklmi. of Carroll town
1 i-il"f lo Klx-nsbiirg on Mon-
' .. . i ... .I...'i.liil 1 1 1 :l t hicvclis
i ,y 1''" 1"1 '
' ,r ili' l'yjn'iil (f lull upon toll
" M ii H.ari-r. the Julian stri'et
""r . f.uiUlun.' a warerooni on his
I i; Wilt-er, the well-known
'"; ii.rriti-i1'1- ha a rhatife of ad in
I. . ,ur
KvUnl 1'"',,'r- ,,lis l,la e' ,l0
: tin- '-x "ii''r. ,s auie it ie
, ,,i r ami Hon. J:nes
' J i' l
uf Lirriill luwiismp, ne in
A H i.iiiif. uf I.orelto. ha an
, . iui ni- llaneoiis notices that
.rlt f ji! mt-r.
ii ki li. li. uf l-ofk Haven, will
" ' , ,,f ll.- ln-oiples church in j
ir iu'-1-1-
N,. :,,.It, an t-inplove of the ralmer
I'jii.'ii. ImU'ed in jaii last
t r iraiup" rie arrested and
.. . . Mil i.ti TueJay for irjspasiug
7r"jv,,i',);niii railroad.
hljrv i!t-t. lh- lni'Vi'le aifetit, has
Vi l,iiil-'u"" w heels to Messrs. I!.
V J """" Myers.
v l ,,!-r! i" deli ver a serinon to
..... ,,i i lie ti. A. It., of this place.
, m, Mjv '"'Ih- l',e church.
I' Fiiifa" .of Ha-tiiiKs, arrived
fr-Ji ii.'iii Jacksonville, Flori
l . t. . ir, m made the trip in
a-"
y. j1Iiir. 1', .uliiii and wiTe, of V'itts-.-
,m .lav in Kbciir-burt; visiting
"ZiLil- paieiil', Mr- and Mrs. Ueoriie
. . i . . .. I .......I.
f c Lali" ..! Hi a I I laue uri t-r-u J urjju
(. jr, 4, Mis- Matfle .Mi'lllie, of
. r ne uuliii-hed in Hie Catholic
j. r t ,.t hi v n i- Ih.i Ii crowded and Lie-
ilii- week ' inif to the fact that
,i- rial.se aiu.inul of advertising uial-
; L:UIJ 'II Ik' lue.
-J ni!i '1 ay i.ii . 1 1. an man of the Ke
j .ii. uuiilv ruUiiiiillee, has issued a
t ;te Keiiutilicdii coii i;ly convention
J iii t.'-ci.-biii -g on Monday, May
-5It LI I-iLiicie. ho has had c halve of
r.-;i teiriiitti'li ultii e in Klx-rishurti
iLrfa-iiwu rar-. left for FMtt-burg
. S.iJaJ Lrlc he will W Ol k for the
..cuXfauy.
-i;r.u S iiuir. aijeiit tor ths IVunsvl
. Ea..ruaJ tuuipany at l'reson, and
-jr-ir i :a! K. of Hie -auie place, were
.-.ni .ii P.iishnii ku Thursday even-
-t.a.r Bra.-, a I..I iner reiaeiii oi r-o-
d;rd ai Tlmma-towu, Blair
.: . .l Ttiiir-.!ay uf la-t week from ty-:'r--x
He i- at.iiut 4i years of
L:tj rie-iu -ui v iv e him a wife and
l J:rii.
"l l!.!ii-Jjy uiiiht of la-t week a
i i-.rr ..;ii.if luiii-eil i'roi. tiiauiiar,
:;lo trailer. " iave an enlei lainiuent
it opera H.'u-e lo a -mall audience.
' a .Vi.uii.e laKe anil thoe present
.'r .uii,p.elriV J.-li(lted.
-Tic . ...ai upeiatot- of Cambria and
i-.r.Jci.ui.:if think the strike in tiie
tLiuu- aiiJ -t Virginia regions is a
41 u f ,r !l:eni. a- they may he ahle
;r'. u. ibe ti i'le il,at was taken from
l ;,rii ;l eir iiiiiiri--it in k last year.
l-J.Lii Lki.rr. uf lliil-boio. Soinel'set
-is. ihr piirpi leiur of aii apiary coii-
i-il'jut hives of bees. The loca
i ' aJa.led for the pro luctiou of
iVuaity uf honey, and Mr. Eckner
l.vt- a i-uii-iderahU uuautitv every
I i: ul w hit h is sold in Johlistowi.
T-r arile null at MlHois. 'a.,
-rj : J u. n K. iniliois, sawed iii one
i-;tr 4 .1 reet of luiuher, i.j
' i'.Ii ii.J fe-i of Ihjx boards,
!. .'. :Le laici-l outputs for one
i i: a -ir.rfie ilav ever know n. The
.Ii elii!uej on the cut was
A i..;.r re i.f i i.in- -truck the tow u
Skr-v reieiitiy. The Htrurd of
'fr-nv Tiiere a ere seven ofllieni,
.- .:.r -vi, f,,ur (,u,i but one lei each,
c iLr ,i i,! tiavp w,rr- minus of an
-!- H ti- uf il.e.i -crippled condition,
"'; -av n.ry aiet ,,eil train jiiinp-
4'. :. . ir v '. .i.r u ...i i ;
- j i-ii iirsua J llliillllllg
' ' 'J Ui n-r,i d. a warehouse and
' airn LaiiJi-i--i,,rt. hi Portage, this
" i- JeMr..-.i by tiiv. Five cans
ii!cl, wrK hi the tniildini; ex-'-Meri.ii,
f,,rce anil a number of
' ! ' eie rhiiinf the tiire made
'-' I'-in.-i i lht A railroad compauy
'''!'i: a . ni,t i ai l f..r -.ii.imi tons of
'"'! lV l'"; i t-ii.i?rr.'er toii. The
1 a- J.v:.i-,i u-tvvi-fii three cum-
1 ariiiv.,- i'.-filiv K-niu Sttl
-j a:l i .tiuhria lion Company.
tlir t,,i4i jniiiuiil of the rout
- it,!- up lt 47 ,,,, lons
' y ' i 1 ,, , i, 1, 0(1 Wednesday
r .i.lii,,, i.rnfin entirely de-
,1' '" k rnm.iif during plant at
1 in ihe M-ter- uf Charity at
f:-r ii.n. i;,,,, ;.iiiat f.-et.
a-r., w.-ir en,plr.y..d in making
- 'lira -.,,,j builditifc which is
"'J Tin- j, e-timated at
. , i, U al.UellN lumber
t ; ,r:e ere entirely destroyed
'"r''" "f "" h'e i- not known,
i ! 1 " , '"l""'nl '" ,ue
r V i:-on - s about
, n a.l,
'"' :'"-f!.. t L,,
at-jut ti, each
- that fully cover
1-- ' ve t.,.1, made lo oper
l. l1 ''' l-r ti.K .ih,t f Charles
I.
Ui-I..t). Miiilttix wnrk
w lil bt pushed as
ui k has already
-i.r. . "'in. am the tipple
A .1 -a I . I .l f --11..L,
, j . , T1 v inn,
-I - ii
. ' S on 11,11,,.
has . halve
1 'AS;'iiV U'r U',UU1''1 '"ouucil was
1 to consider the
"""n i '' d "wr system for
".l""""1""4''"' subnilttfj it
f.,u!'- 41 ' "'"I'l'-te -ysteui would
'am "' '"'. and that the
t '' l" U"' f-ek. which must
' . vvoulj ,0st about
."""u.atelv
a- taken.
uM- Uolhinif
"'fd ,
In LusF
' ! . lo tie ri, Ii, l.an in, il, It.
rttki,.) fruI" business
l!ii . kllit lenrss u,,, I ,.r.
Hoti'able. It is the.-ni.r-
1- hu,;""Ul" chance of
f8 iU (u-w "' u," 'vil man whose
The cases of the four Cambria cour.tr
editors who got into trouble vith Uncle
Sa:n for printinc lottery advertisements,
wer.v settled at rif.sburi? on Tuesday on
payment of the costs.
An equity suit against the Altoona,
Clearlield and Northern railroad company,
to compel a foreclosure sale on a mortgage
f ir Mo.cmu in favor of the Pennsyl vanTa
Trust company, of Reading, was begun in
court at Hollidaysburg Thursday. The
suit. Is brought to recover the interest,
amounting to some f and which is
now due on the same and unpaid.
Sheep dogs appear to be numerous in
Summerhiil and Cambria townships, and
no person can allow his sheep to remain in
the fields at night and expect to find them
safe in the morning, and as it is too warm
to stable them it is quite an inconvenience.
One man has built a fold of boards ten feet
high without a roof ana others that wish
to keep sheep w ill be tompelled to do like
wise. An excellent company will present
"Waiting for the Verdict," -r "Falsely
accused." at the School Hall, in Carroll
low n, on Wednesday evening, May ir.lh,
lattt. The play will be reproduced on the
following evening ai the same place. The
object is a good one and the public is cor
dially invited to spend a pleasant evening
and at the same lime assist in a worthy
object.
A petition was presented in the Klair
county court for the removal of the county
commissioners James Funk aud John Hurd
from office, on the grounds of lack and ex
travagant management of the county af
fairs, favoritism in the award of bridge
contracts. These proceedings weie insti
tuted tiy :.he county auditors, arter a three
months' investigation of the commissioners
sioners' office. The court took no final
action on the petition.
By the parting of a freight train at
Mayes Summit, on the Pennsylvania cfc
Northwestern railroad on Tuesday morn
ing, liiakemau W. II. Weiseuring was
killed. He was stepping from one car to
another as they parted, aud he fell be-
iwcii, ueiug run over. Mis legs were
crushed and a severe cut inflicted on his
hea i. He was taken to Coal port and later
to his home in Bel I wood, where he died.
He leaves a w ife and family.
Farmers are warned against wheat
swindlers who are said to be working in
the eastei n part or the state, aud are liable
to drop among you at any time. They are
canvassing with a Hue grade of wheat,
which they allege will vield an average
of Tii) bushels to the acre. The grains are
larger and there are more of them on the
slock. You will be required to siuu a con
tract to let the agent half your crop and if
he doesn't get your farm you will fe in
great luck.
Daniel Pringle, aged about fifty years,
whose home was in Altoona, was struck
by au empty freight engine ou the Penn
sylvania railroad, near ti Z signal tower,
iu Altoona. at 4 o'clock on Wednesday
morning, and he died a .short time after,
at the Logan House, from the effect of bis
injuries. The unfortunate man had been
a conductor ou a coal train between Cres
sou and Altoona for the past twenty -eight
years, aud when he met his death lie was
about to get geady for his daily trip.
An unknown man was struck and
killed by third sectiou of I)ay Express, a
short distance beyond Kittauriing Point,
between It! and 1 o'clock on Monday after
noon. He was from al) appearauces a
tramp, about :!." years of age. and looks to
be either a Germau or a Swede. He has
good features and sandy hair and beard.
He wore three shirts aud two pair of
pants. Both arms were broken aud was
badly bruised and lacerated about the
body. The remains were taken lo Al
toona. Mr. Jacob Hoover. Sr.. died at the
home of his son, Jacob A. Hoover, in Car
roll township, on Saturday, May 4th. The
deceased was boru in Bavaria and at
the time of his death was 33 yeais, 5
mouths and 4 days old. He is survived by
one daughter. M rs. Catharine Rumbaugh.
of Deunison, Ohio, and two sons, John H.
Hoover and Jacob A. Hoovei.both of Car
roll township. His wife died about six
years ago. His remains were interred In
St. Benedict's cemetery al Carrolltown on
Monday.
.
t rop of Mlat.
Sscretary Edge, of the Pennsylvania
department of agricultuie, has issued the
following statement regarding crops:
Winter wheat has come through the
winter short in leaf and stock, but with
plenty of roots to insure a good crop with
favorable weather; the east sides of the
fences running north and south, especially
in the southeastern part of the state, show
the bad effects of the heavy drifts which
accumulated there, during the bli.zard,
and in many cases the grain has beeu
smothered out entirely, giving a portion of
the fields a spotted appearance. In low,
wet places aud ou fields having a bad nat
ural drainage, the melting snow by running
into the low places and freezing there, has
killed w heat aud made a cut in the vielc of
the crop. The acreage is slightly decreas
ed, due to the low price of the grain. The
indications are that more than the average
acreage of potatoes will be planted, and
some of our prophets are aiready predicting
low prices for this crop.
Marriage tlffM.
The following marriage licenses were is
sued by the Clerk of the Orphans' Conn
for the week ending Thursday, May 9.
If.:
Joseph II. Newman. Latrobe, Westmore
land county, and Annie C. Ivory, tialliuiu.
William W. Knepper aud Kiltie A.
W right. Summerhill. Pa.
Charles M. Robers, Richland township,
and Caroliue Fingerhut, Couemaugh town
ship. Theodore Vogel and Rosa J. Schroth.
Carrolltown.
Joseph Lugar and Mary Hrzbok, Johns
town. William S. Reed aud Emma F. Kressley,
Chest towushio.
Simon Markert, Johnstown, and Minnie
M. Jones, p.lacklick township.
Richard Partsch aud Emma Huguerin,
Johnrtow n.
Andrew Graff and Auua Hudag. Has
tings. tor lh Km Trout I Inc.
Philadelphia. May li.-The construction
of the Pittsburg and Eastern railroad frou
a junc'.ion with the Beech Creek road at
Mahaffey to West Newtou or a point on
the McKeespori aud Youghiogheny rail
road. Is assured. Work will first be begun
on the eastern section, extending from
Mahaffey to Raukiu Summit, a distauce of
ii miles, aud various contractors in com
pany with the engineer, are now going
over the ground, with a view to putting iu
bids for sub-contracts. This section w ill
develop tae Cush creek and Little Mahon
ing coal fields. The next section will
traverse the Loyalhauna and Pittsburg
coal basins and will also reach the Coii
uellsville coke and the Westmoreland coal
regions. It Is expected to complete from
3i to 40 miles of ihe road by the end of the
year.
rtpun''""1'
Lilly Pa., May 9, l.r..
i.'i. VKtfc max: Permit uie to correct a
a itatemenl appeariug In your Issue of
.1 1 I. m.
April aJ in regard to mvsen anu uu8..vc. .
1 was not arrested for assault and battery
as stated, but went to Johnstown as soon
as 1 heard an Information had been made,
waived a hearing before 'Squire Harris,
aud gave bait forcourt. Idid this because
I had reason to believe I could not get jus
lice from 'Squire Harris.
W. C. WOLTK-
J ridge whll Wlm.
Indiana, Pa.. May 4. At 11 o'clock this
morning the court in the Blair-White
judgeship coutest met in open session, and
delivered an opinion in favor of the latter.
They find a majority of V:h legal votes for
Judge Wlitte, aud have certified his elec
tion to the governor. The costs are to lie
paid by the county. Five hundred aud
seventy-one illegal votes were thrown out.
of which 3uii were cast for Blair and ST5
White, making the latter's majority
The contest was instituted by Mr. Blair,
candidate of the Democratic and Inde
pendent Republicans, who alleged that
enough illegal votes had been cast foi
Judge White to more than offset his ma
jority on the face of the returns. Charges
of bribery also entered into the complaint.
A court consisting of the three tearest
judges of the court of common pleas, w as
appointed by the governor to take evi
dence in the case and render a decision.
This court sat here for weeks and heard
many witnesses for both sides. The testi
mony was very conflicting in the bribery
charge, but the fact that illegal votes had
been cast was established to the satisfac
tion of the court. The trial court consist
ed of Judges Uoty, Barker and Reyburn.
Judge White was present when the de
cision was rendered, Imt Judge Blair was
not, and did not hear the news until after
court had adjourned. As the j uilges were
ascending the st ps. a spectator started 1 1
applaud. Judges Duly and Rt-vbui'ii
w heeled around and shot fierce glances
over the house, and the attempt was not
repeated.
Judge Doty said-tliat he and his asso
ciates were well aw are of the inleiise in
teiHst iu the case all over the county, but
hoped that the result would be received
without any manifestation of feeling. He
a Ided that any attempt at applause would
be interpreted at contempt, and would be
punished accordingly. He said the opin
ion of the court, as it would be tiled in the
prolhouotary's office, was of such exlen
siveues.s that it would consume almost the
entire day in reading it. 1 1 w as. t hern fore.
the intention of the court l. stale briefly
the result, as found, which was given as
abrtve.
After the announcement of the result, an
order of court was read, in which the sher
iff was directed to burn the ballots iu the
presence of the county commissioners.
This was objected to by Mr. RutTner. and
the order wis modified to read "That the
ballots be burned within todays, unless an
appeal has beeu taken out before that
time."
Real Kalalf Tranvfern.
William P. Goodharl el ux. lo Miuni"
Brickmau. Johnsiow u ; i-on-idci uti..n.
Charles Young el ux. lo John C. Young.
Lower Yoder, t4.".
Arthur J. Moxham et u. to August
Gunga, Kiclilaml, $7.".
Roland Dixon el ux. to W. Howard
Beers, Reade, (4oO.
Adam Heurv F "olckemer et ux. to George
C. Mardisand S. L. Reed, Bla. kli. k. f -on.
P. F. Campbell et u v. to James W. Dun
w iddie et al.. Barr,
Louis Von Lunen et ux. to George W .
Griffith, Johnstown, $47".
John C. Hofecker et ux. lo Solomon 1 oi -er.
Upper Yoder. fl.Tuo.
Peter F'.ngel et ux. to Rt. ReV . R. Phelan.
Richland, t'- nou.
P.lacklick Land .V Improvement Com
pauy lo AbiierGriffith el al., Blacklii k. M.
Thomas A. Lilly to Charles A una. Clear
field. 10.
Ellen Wilsou to Joseph 11. liuyr, Frank
lin, FJt. Rey. M. Domeiiec's executors to Rt.
Rev. John Tulgg, Cambria county, fl.
FA ecu tors of Samuel Blouuh to Mary
Blough, Richland, $:jw.
Emma L. Rathboiie et al. to Fbeiisburg
A Blacklick Railroad Company, Blacklick,
r.T.
Paul Short et ux. to Valentine S. Bish
op, Patton. tl'at.
M airy Dorr is el al. to Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, Johnstow n, t-.4m.
Blacklick Land ct Improvement Com
pany to Abner Griffith et al., Blacklick.fi.
William Forsyth et al. to South Foi k
Railroad Company, Adams, Slim.
Spaugler Improvement Company to Aus
tin M. McLain, Spaugler, J-'T."i.
Philip Young to Mrs. Ketura Young,
Cambria ani oilier counties, f I.
Joseph Snyder el ux. to Paul Biller, Pat
ton. tl.W.
Henry Styles et ux. to Henry J. Hoppcl,
Barr, etc., 7mi.
ArraNrd or Blarkinall.
Pittsburg, May tl. The widow of a man
who gained undying fame iu the tlood at
Johnstown, iu lsst. is accused of black
mail in an answer to her suit tiled to-day
iu Common Pleas court. She is. Mrs. Anna
Mal.i, whose husband was the Paul
Revere of that terrible disaster. He rode
through the va!ley of the Coneuiaugh.
warning the people of the coming of tin
torrent of water, and lost his life through
his bravery.
In bet suit Mrs. MaUi claimed s),e had
loaned John Noey, who was a friend of
her husband, at various times, a!ut f4-
-ly, and he refused to pay any of the sums
back. Noey in his answer relates an en
tirely differeut story. He says he received
t'J4U from Mrs. Mal.i. w hich he retuiiied-
He says Mrs. Mal.i owes him f l.oit, aud
because he vould not give her any more
money, she has threatened a pretended ex
pose, w hich he says is au attempt at black
mail.
13
OX TOWNSHIP.
14
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Ktmkle Bros..
i:k
Buck. C. F"
Broudy, C
IVk'-iiimle. A
Mitchell. .1. ...
MeAtccr. W. W
Pfeist.-i. John
L'nion News Hill LI n v
ItoY I.K Tow -II IC.
M -. W.II 14
Scott. J. C. A- S..ii lo
km k r.m:i,i i.ii.
Bralii.-r. L. R 14
Dickei t. I h.u l. s 14
Hoi in r. IC. B It
McCh-arv. Wilson 14
Mull. B. I" 11
Yeag. r. J. B II
MERCANTILE
Appraiser's List
FOR THE YEAR 1895.
Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Mcr
chaudise. Brokers, aud Keepers of Eating
Houses and Billiard and Pool 1 allies in
Cambria CoiilitV are hereby untitled that
they are appraised for mercantile ami oth
er license for the year ls'.i.". as follows:
MERCANTILE LICENSE.
Cla
AWAXIS TOWN'sllII'.
Li.
IISl
1
Blackburn. W. II 13
Eic henser, W. R 14 7 J
Fox, John n r
Gillmaii. Jacob 14 7 7
Kriug. G. G 14 7 v
Kiiepx-r. D. G 14 7 :.'
Miller, J. F 1 7 J
AI.I.Kl.HKX V TOW . II II.
Buck. William 14 7 tr
H iiuiuel vv right. C. K .V H . 14 7 -'
Asll VII. I.K BoltOl oil.
Rurgooii. F. S 14 7 '-'
Caw lev. Dennis .V Son 14 7 -
CassidV A Mv eis 14 7 J
W ills. Mrs. B 14 7 J
BAKU TOW N'sllll'.
Lamhour. Nicholas 14 7 '.'
Lieb. CasM-r H " -
KI.A l.K K TOW N'sllII'.
Davis. John 14 7 7
Emplield, T. S 14 7 J
Michaels. Isaac 14 7 l'
Seld.-rs, F. W H 7 '.'
Wagner, Henry K 14 7 "J
UAIiNKsllOKo IliiKlK OH.
Barnes. Thomas lo '-
Butterbaugh. Mrs. II 14
Hotik. D. R. A Johnson 14
Hunk A lHilieblli' M .
Phillips. Max 13 lo r.
Prosser. F;. R 14 7 -T.
Eureka Hardware Co 14 7 ''."
c a Kiti il l. low x noi:ot on.
Dietrich. P. J 14 7 -T.
Fa k. P. L. ct Son 13 lo
FVkcnrode, Andrew 14 7 'J.1
Hank. J. J. A Co 14 7 r.
Maucher. J. V 14 7
Slariau. Nathan 11 1" 7."
Sharbaugh. C. A 13 lo j.'i
Sharbaugh. C. A., assignee. 14 7 7."
( IIKST SI'KINos KnKiH (ill.
Perry, C. H 14 7
OIKST TOWN'sllII'.
Leiden. Henry 14 7 '."
t AKICol.I. TOWNSHIP.
Hank, J. J. fc Co 14 7 -f
Reed, Fl 1' 14 7 '.T.
fI.KAItFIKI.il TOWNS HI I'.
E. R. Duiiegan 14 7 '5
fOorKKSK.il.K IKlKllI I.II.
Custer A- Rager 11 7 L'5
Hoover, Mrs. J. L 13 loj.'i
.lliHN'STIIWN
Third H ard.
Armour V CV
Huntley. Herman
Kurvtiral. A VV
Kuctiaii n . (Ifiirue T
Hn-tert. i Iiisihi e
t'ohen . I.
I hiii;. A . ! 'ii
Kenn Hru
Farmer?" Supply I'linipanv
Fisher, .lacnti
Friut.tl A
FiM-hlr. Mrs 1
Jmsc-h Al I.nnic
(leopvii .v 'hniiple.
rim:h. t'harleii
I lrei Kapterr. "lie hing 'onipanj.
Henilerum Furniture Company...
II iimn W. A
.lnhn?Uwn Iamii h Furnishing 'o.
King A llornii-k
Ki-eilol X Farroll....
Kralt. W . A
KatlenMlue. .laeoh
Kline. VV. H At Son
Love. Sunshine Al 'o
I.n-r.rleh. II l
I .out her. i' I
Lenhnrt. Samuel
I.'ickharilt, A W ".
Ijfiiithrr. VV. :
l.nrenI, K
MuriliM-k. J. Al. Sl Kro
MhI.iv, F. s,
i-'rorv. .1. '
Muehtlmuser. ' leiime
New York t'niih Jroceiy I ?o
Nathan. M Ai Kro
I ilinsteail. Dunlel
'hlllipn. S. K
tnlnn, .lame-i
Itamp .lames
Kuth. 'harlei' S
S.ilv S I.n.'as
Sirinic. .losenh
Siern Hto
snrhnmn. luliui
Smi I, Mix
Slater. .1 M
sienifer. John
Thiuiif tl. II
l ire. s.S .
Thornm ilemve M
I lele rave. W illiam
Xierinir. Henry
Woll. William
Wphu. lunula Ai Son
V'llliin.. Herman K
Zipl. VV lllmm
JilHURTOm'JI
huurlh Hard.
Camphell. .
CutifD, A. & Hru... . ...
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lvlio. F. .1
arts. harle
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Fouler. A nit rear
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4eorve. Soli.uion
Hay F. VV A. iioj
HaniiiK Ai Hro
H. rtlT. II. H
Hunman. I intlleh
Huron ami Urns ...
.lonlnn & Hini-hman
Joy F". A l Son
JaHowltc H
Kramer Kroa
.arkio At Hlper
Me!rory. J
Morss. r 1
Mar. I
Moses. : W
Monroe, VV A
Kouilahusn. IS
Hugh At F:ppey
Sanlc. N. Ii
Swank Harilwarei'ouipany
Sproul. J . K
Sin. we, ieorge
Srhry, K
Siiiion. t:
Thuuiay. Joiin At Sons
Woall. L, M
Water. John H St Itiu
Young . f harles
Zang. e.
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Coinpanv II 7 '.'."
Harrison. Soloiiian II 7
Kellv. .lolm I t lo v.-.
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Mi Fi ai. is. 1'. S II 7
.Maiiili'lstinc. L II 7 V.'.
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Martin, t i.-orire II 7 '.."
Shaffer. .1. .) 14 7 -'.I
Shaffer. P. 1' 11 7
Ti IiImiI t , Samuel II 7 .'."
i:i:t:si-.i i;i, i:ni;n .n.
P. irker Bros i:t lo r,
Bearer, M. D II 7 7'.
Blair. John A A: Sou II 7 7.'.
I lavison, T. .1 11 7 7.".
Diifton. W. J 13 in 7.'.
FA ans. Roliei l A Son 14 7 7".
Evans. Philip 14 7 7.".
Ferguson A Co 14 7 7.".
(iiillilh, Kilwanl II 7 7.".
(oil ley. F'. W 14 7 7".
I I unt lev, I ieorge II 7 7".
.1 ..lies, Sirs. R. i: II 7 7.".
Jones. W. R. iManatteri i:t lu '.'."
James, Ed II 7 7".
Llovd. .lolm A Soli II 7 7.'.
Lucas. J. D. A Co 13 1U7-".
ivv ens. John 11 7 7.".
Owens. Joiiat ban 11 7 '.'."
Parrish. EC 1 1 7 7.'.
Rolwi is. I". T 14 7 7.".
Riv inus, ( 'ai l 11 7 7.".
Shields. W. C 13 lu 7.'.
Si i it I mat ler. A I I 7 7.".
Shoemaker. J II 7 7.".
Thump-on. J . M 11 7 '.'.'.
W liber. J. P. 14 7 7.'.
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Wilsou. W . ; 14 7 7.'.
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Conller. C. . A Sons 14 7 7.'.
I'lister, M . A Sons II 7 7.".
Custer. , li 7 7.".
1. A I.I.I I .I N III lio . II.
Buck. A. ;'. II 7 7".
Bradlev. Thomas I : lo v.".
Buck. W . J 14 7 7".
F eitruson A Reed II 7 '.'.'
I alli iin Supply Coiiii:iiiv . . 1 To 7.".
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Moore, D. R II 7 7..
Nel 1-: II 7 7.'.
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(.nihil. CA II 7 7.".
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Davis. M. A 11 7 7".
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Brown. Charles 1 1 7 7.1
Bailers, Riiharii II 7 7.1
P.vers. C. A II 7 7.1
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1'lv nn Bros ll 7 7.1
F Yank. C. A 13 m .".
liraiul I'nioiiTea 'Joeipany 13 lo 7.1
llaiiuan. John II 7 7.1
Jones. D. R II 7 7.1
K innev. A . P II 7 7.1
Mali n .v Sloan 11 7 7.1
Miller. Nathan 17 17 7.1
( Iw ens. John W II 7 7.1
Porch Bros 14 7 -j;,
Rose. W. J. X Sons 13 lo 7.1
Strauss, W. II 14 7 7.1
Stevenson..!. W it 7
Thomas A Walters 13 lo 7.1
Western Meat Market II 7 7.1
.iinuiei man, (I. A 11 7 7".
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Bieter A l.oseiitiauin 13 111 7.1
Corner Bros 1 . 1 7;,
Davis. Mrs. Thomas D It 7
Jones. M. l n 7
Kaylor, II. O II 7 7.1
Morgan. Thomas IC H 7 7.1
Pemi Traffic Company 1 7IM7.1
i.hiirk. Stephen ll 7 7.1
Rlltle.lu'e. .1. D It 7 7.1
R van. John C 13 M 7.1
Shaw . S. J 11 7 7.1
Statler.t hailes 11 14 7 7.1
Smith A Bieiiii.-man In 71 1 7.1
Wisegarver. S. C 14 77:,
Zaydeii, ( ieorge 11 7 7.1
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trover. 15 B..
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Kietler.t; H At lh
!awrence. P M
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Strains, William.
Siulxman. A F"..
Smith, (leorae W
faney. J M At 10. .....
Witt At Kankln
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SiMlh Hard
Krlnker, T H
Kratton. W
leeker. John H
Kumz. VV .1
Mcarry. lieoixe ..
Kulluian, Ijouis
stiemmell. William
TaruM, W llliam
Wlsainiter At Wtsslnuer
IIikjd, turn. W
johshioww.
Srvrnth Hard
Hoyer. Henrr -
Harrlok. VV K
Hummed John
Marshall Planinir Mill ('ompaoy .
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I'etrikin, A M
I,eain. S t:
Hone, Jarob It
Haer. K 1
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Hinvle fl. I.
any. .1. V .
HuiWn. . M
Mnritan. Tin s I
Nenmiel, Henry
rtie.iel. Joseph
Sai.ilujair, I'liltii
VVIiluiao. John
JOHMHTOWM
ruth Hard.
Julnn, M. 1
IHHSHTtlWH.
hJrventh Hard.
I'artcli At Hitliuan
Ivowlaml, .leffeiaon
.loHNtiTOWN.
Ttrrlfth Hard.
Flyan, James
Jl.H Mr.ToWN.
1 hirternlh H'ard.
Kurhanan. doora K
oiiirep. I.. 4:.... .
Ke.l. I.alph
I'liiuu JSews t'ouipanr
JoH NHTOWN.
fduir-fnA Hard.
Connelly. I'
iiwav. John
liuliry. 1.4! '' '..
JoHNSTOW H.
Hftrruth Hard.
.M-raham . A ntliunv
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Koyle. I'H'rli-k
Clark. F F
Flwh. Martin
Uri-nie. J . I"
Ilesder, l lii-o lore At l'
Holiztuan. 4!..
Kram. At.raham At Co
Si.leni. Al.rabarn ....
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NutrnA Hard.
iKiwIintr. John
Feh-e. William
1 Ciltnev. Jameg'
llelluii'il. Itavlil
larnail. .1 A..
I.t hkawitz. Morris
Mi'A lear. ( Iwen
Si'hifluur. John
Si-ltoltzti IVkoM
I ouer. I'eler
JOH NATI1W N
Vi r ntetnth H'ard.
Cypher (J M
Cypher. II ;
('tM-hran. W A..........
I '.'linell v. A
Itutihaiu. Samuel
iK-Franee.H 1 "'
(ilenn.
1 lei me. 11 M
Hau.p, John
Mi'Alll.iier. AlontJ
rruth. W A
Shield. James.
I tin.. N K
WaKiier t spechi
Vouna. M ,
LILLY B0K0ICIH.
Aruiitaire. T L
Mender. KJ
'onrait, John..
I lav I-. f:
F.il arils. F.il w rd
Seorae. Fletcher
UeorKe. Mrs. U ;
Kret.lm. A H
Iavliet. Mr Mary H
Keap I. & C
I, llv Supply Company
I.eahy St '
M .-In tush ( K
Mullen. J K
Kainey , Joeepn
LORKTrO BoHolOH
I.llzlnuer. B W
MrAlwr. A W
snielilp. .1 K
VV u., .1 F At Sou
MOHHKI.I VILLK BOROl'OH.
Anilermn. Harry 13
Alhrerht. .lacch 14
Homier. M .. 14
Hhrrnu At Walter 13
t 'raiif. r J 14
Dunmire. H .1 14
FL-terlv, John 14
Fan-ell At Kre.lell 14
1 raily . Manri.'e 14
Oairfi. Oithert 14
Iw.iikhrv At lalliralty 13
MoClalnAt Heeter 14
s. e w 111 h n . t t. 14
Kohertson. W S 14
Sei h J F . 14
Saly. I'etcr 14
SnloeleltAt Nipp 14
Von Alt. .1 H 14
Wllletl. William 14
Vounir. It W 14
MINHIKK TOWNSHIP.
F'herlv. Henry 14
PATTON BOKOCOH.
Hell. I.. S 14
Hi. vi e. Samuel 14
Bu'i-k. H S 14
Caiuhria Hardware Company 14
'iirni-lius. J. K 14
Fe.ler. -I eeph 14
1 IihmI. ( leorue S.... t
(taalianll. John 14
HiHticklnK. C. W 14
l.iut'olii At MrNeal 14
Murkln At Kuner 14
I'aiton Supply Company 11
Severn. J 14
Thomati. A. M 14
Weakland. Waller.. 14
Wolf At Ttiomp'on 14
U liolerlauie. Mrs. KvaC 14
YahEter. John 14
riHTiR noaoruH.
Oolilftlne, A. ii. At H. S 13
Haupt. 1. A At Co 13
M.K.1y. William H 14
Ptinule. M. A 14
WtlM.n. .1. K. t 'o 13
Kuudk, F". H. Al Co 14
PORT A 1. K TOWNHHIP.
'on ler. W S 14
piper M K. At 13
Slated. I teuriee W 13
VVHk'n.n.n. Thomaa 14
KIAUt TuWASUir.
flowers li K 14
Hland. Fred 14
KMorailoCoal Compauy 14
Frlrk. Max 13
Frie.i At Sehmithe 13
lanuow. .1. H 14
lll.SKIiW. . I. 14
Kevatone MerebandlM CompaDy.
Ktihn. F: 14
Kuhn (.. H 14
I'roaell.C. F: 14
Colon Supply Company 14
wutniile, a. n i
RimKDALI BOBoruH.
Ki pley 1. At A. W 14
ftleHLAMD TO WMHH1P.
Haukhton, James 14
HOXBl RT BoKOl'OH.
11 llleKSS, S. J 14
KIOSVl KKKk TOWNSHIP.
14
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40 26
T 26
7 26
15 2S
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4o 26
16 26
7 26
lo 26
Kicelslor Store
H.UTH POKK BllKOl'OH.
Huck. A.I' At ;o
Oul.lstine. I
Oniric. N . S At Son
Iraml.liOK. F.. S
II ues. (Iei.ru e K
K autl man. J
1 .11 kr us. Haupt At o..
Murphy. M.ah
Mamtelntme. 1
I'rmirle. A. A
Stronir. A. 1
Stinetnan Hro
touih Fork Supply Company
I reeee. s w
V .-k. John S
Wilt.T. J
BPA KllLKB BOROl'OH.
Anderson. H M.AtA
K-niler. F. M
'ushmif . A. H
tier. Henry .
Ilirard, (' ...
I. i.i.1 lo. W. H
MM). .wan. II. J
Vt'Neelit. Jamee
M.-arve K. II
Mi-Clam Ji 'o
Monona. J . At 'o
Si,ar,cler Hardware bumt4if
Wayne. M
l MMEKHILL BOkOl OH.
Itimnnil. M
Mi-'all. Patrl. k
Plummer. Wallace
Werner, Anthony ,
AHHIMOTOM TOW H8H1P.
Heni-reek Supply 4'ompanjr
Iap, MartlD
VilluM UOKOIOI.
Krnwn P. M
Klroy. P. F'
IdilK-rison. W. II. At Son
Sberbitie. Wallace.
W enlrolh. erife
VODIH TOWKSHIP ( LOW KB).
liatihieh AtHudach 14
kii'ake. M 14
VOl.HR TOWHbHIP (CPPBB).
MrKee, V. W 14
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7 26
7 24
7 26
7 26
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7 26
7 76
7 26
7 26
7 26
7 25
7 26
7 25
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7 25
7 26
7 26
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7 25
7 26
7 25
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7 26
7 26
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LILLY BO ROC OH.
Haley. John 1
Short, Vincent - 1
jaoRRRLLVILLE BJROt'OB.
Young. Albert s
PaTTOS BOBOIOH.
llreen. (leorire ..........-. -
Strati ff.W.W
Botrru fnu BoKoruH.
Hlmnnit. William
Hnisel. Cbarle
Hamilton. John......
Murphy. Noab
BPANULKB BOKOL'OH.
Mertbers. Jtmef .
Kudkey.I. Pi
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30 75
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BROKERS.
C1ba. License
JOHW8TOB-M.
r"irl Hard.
Brown Ai Otto 13 10 26
Clark, F. W 14 7 25
JOHNSTOWa.
Third Hard.
Hlaacb.It.lt 13 10 25
EATING HOUSES.
ClaJ.
liHTCOSUtl'MH BUKOL'OH.
Wriaht, William !..
H ASTIKIIH boHnlUH.
F'out. . H. M
Jt.HMHTl.WM.
Itecond Hard.
Conrad. Michael
JnlKKTIlHU.
7'nird H'orJ.
4iarienter, Ieorge H
Mei:arJrey, F". H
luar.ante, Charles
KOL'TH roKK BORol OH.
Stloeman, W. 11
License
6 25
6 22
62T.
10 25
6 T5
5 26
5 26
An APPEAL weld lie held Tafuriay aad
Wrdaraday, J aae 4 aad ."V. IHtt.'V, at Hie
III Kl' Hill Sk.. KBt.NMilHd, whole all In
terested ran attend.
J.S ASHKKllNIK.
Mercantile Appraieer.
carl :e:insrjxrs,
PRACTICAL
-AND DEALER IN-
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7 26
7 26
7 25
7 25
7 25
2 28
7 25
7 25
7 25
7 23
10 25
7 26
7 26
7 25
7 25
7 25
7 26
10 26
lo 26
7 25
7 26
10 25
7 25
7 25
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7 26
7 25
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7 26
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7 26
7 26
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7 25
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7 25
7 26
7 26
7 25
7 26
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7 25
10 25
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7 25
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7 26
7 26
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7 25
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7 25
7 26
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RF-OISTfcK'.S noiicf:
1 he following accounts have lieen examined
and iwkd.1 l.y me and remain filed oi record in
thla ortlRe tor the lnil.ee Hon ol hell", leu a tees,
ami all oltiera II teresle.1. au.l will tie presenle.l
to the Orphans' tionrt ol Caml.rla county lor con
nrinarli.n and allowance un VV F.HIM 1HA Y,
JINKS. A. It Is".:
1. F'lmt and nnal account ol Jerome Bowman,
administrator ol Frank P. liowman, late ol
Wood vale, deceased.
2. F irst and final account ol Jamen K. Kov.l.
eiecutor ol Josliua !. Hoyd, late ol Johnntown.
dereared.
3. F'lrst and partial acconnt ol Jane l.ewia. a.l
mlniatrattl ol Thomas 1. l.e Is, late ol CamlTla
township, . ecea-e.l.
4. F'irrt and tlnal account of William F-. Cosh
un, executor ol William Cobun, late ol Joans
town, deceased.
6. Second and final account of John Fount, ad
ministrator ol Samuel H. Miller, late ol Hlack
lick township, dnceased.
. F'lret and final account ol James Kinney,
axuardlan ol minor children ol Jameg Italy, le
ceaed.
7. First and nnal account ltanlel J. Prlnule,
Bdmlnlalrator ol Mary Hrlntfle. late ol Sumtuer
ti III township, deceased.
H F"irt and final account ol (leonce W. free.
aJmtnatiator ol John A.Cree. late 01 Keade town
ship, deceased.
tt. F irst and final account of Joseph Hoyue. ft
ecutor of Mary Catharine Adams, late of Alle
gheny township, deceased
10. F'lrst and partial account of Anthony Hie
trlcn and Oeorite Dietrich, executors of the last
will and testament ol Philip J. lMelrlch. late ol
Chest lownsblp, deceaned.
11. First account of Aloyslus Shelber. execu'or
ol the last will and testament ol Anibouy Shel
tier, late of Munster towuship. deceased.
12. Tnlrd and final account ol Wm. M. Dodson.
Kuardlan I Joseph F ieldhouse, minor son ol Jos
eph F'leldnouse. late of Millvllle iKtrouifb, de
ceased .
13. F irst and partial account ol KittfeCot.auicb,
administratrix of Peter A. Cobaugb. late ol
Julint town, deceased.
14 Firlt and final account of V. P. Martin, ad
nilnlsirator o Mary 4'ot.Bor, deceased
15. F'lrst and final account ol Henjamln Is
YeaKly. KUardian of Mary Alice linjer. state.!
tT Joseph H. Herlln, executor of Fienjamln 1..
Yeaicley. deceased.
16. First and nnal account of Henjimin I.
Yeawley. Kuardlan of Kruce 11 . t'aaiplell. stated
t.y Joseph H. Herlin, executor ol Henjimin I.
Yeawley, deceased.
If. First and nnal account of K. I.. Kankin and
Frank M. tkileinan . executors of Maigarel P.
Coleman, late ol Johnstown, deceased.
it. First and final account ol Kol.er Sanerson
administrator of Ma II. la Kougb. late of Johns
tow n . deceas ed
IV F'lrst and nnal account of Itavid J Shatter
kuardlan ol Harry Hildehrand. minor child of
Hannah Hildehrand, late ol Adams township,
deceased.
20. F inal account of Daniel Tantllnaer. auar
ilan ol Blanche 'I antllnger, minor child ol VV m.
1 anlllnker, late ol Johnstown, deceased.
21. F inal account of Osalel 1 ante Hotter, iruar
dlao of Italsy TantllfiKer minor child ol William
Tantllnker, late ol Johustowo. ilecease.1.
22. F'lrst and hnal aeoount ol Fd. . F'lsher.
administrator of susau D. I.tKhtner. late ol
Joh uatown. deceased.
23. Second and final account of Anthony K. .ti
ler, auardlan ol Mary Frantz. minor child of
F rank ana Johanna F iatilx, late of Cambria Iwr-
ouab . deceased.
24. F Irst and final a-ciunt of P. F". Mc4nemy.
administrator uf Wm. 1.. Mc(irtti. late of Johns
to n . deceased'
25. The first account of Clara 4! HI tier t admin
Isfratrlx 01 Walter J. Dlhert. late of Johnstown
deceased.
20 F'lrst and final account of K. S. Murphy
administrator of VV. Dick Sbupe. late of Linus
town, doceased.
27. The nrst and nual account ( VV. It II
Kotierton. tcuardian of Maitule. John and l.'iia
Kuhn. minor chlldrea of Jacob H. Kuhn. la'e ot
Summerhill township, deceased.
2. The account of Michael P. Kearney admin
tstrator T. A. ot John Kearney . late ol Muu
ster townt hip. deceased.
2tf. The account ol Michael P. Kearney, admin
Istrator of Kose Kearney, late ol res.-on town
hit., deceased.
,'jo. Second and final account of John I tel. ad
niluistrator of Michael Hraultl. late ol Summer
bill to nsblp. deceased.
31. F'lrst and boat account ol Klhe D. Seltle-
mire. administratrix ol Isaac H . Mettlemlre, late
of t'ooversdale, de.cased.
32. rlrst and partial account of I.uke A
Byrne and Simon P. lenity, executors ui Amelia
Byrne, latent Susquebsnna township, deceased
Si. The sec. in, 1 account of reter Ket.ine. Jr.,
un.r,1l.n uf llMimn 4'h rlstoi.her anil .lain.
Kot.lne. mlntir cLUdren ol Christopher Kot.ine.
sr., lull Iilllillieill noi'.ue. ucvnsvu
IIAMEL A. MiHlll'UH,
Kevlster
Keidster's litnce. CbensburK. 1'a -. May loih, A
D. 1SK6.
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fWATCHES, CLOCKS,!
I JEWELRY, SILVEHWAKE,
Imusical instruments!
-IITIIKIWS'
fl Notice Is heret.y itiven that the
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
No. ot
Tables. License
BBCKkBt'BU BOBOCUB.
Hrown.P. K 1
Deuny.J.H 3
UALL1TZ1P BOBOCOH.
Campbell, John 1
HABTiMue BOkoroa.
Koust. (1. H. M 2
30 25
50 26
30 26
Kline, F. 1 .
Mamm. I). B.
Morss t 1-.
W ler. F P
JDBISTOWl.
Third Hard.
JOHBSTOWB.
fourth Hard.
APPKA1SEMF..NT.
tollowinir
named appraisements of property appraised and
set apart for widows ot decedents) under tne Act
ol Assembly of the 4!b ot April. A. D. Isil. have
been bled tn tbe Keiclster's Office In and tor the
county ot Camtirla. and will he presente.1 10 the
Orphans' Uourt ol fald roonty tor connrtnation
and allowance on VV tUN tU)AV, ll'KK 6, A.
D. 15:
1. Inventory and i.ppralsement of personal
properly appraised and set apart to Jane Kelly,
widow t John Kelly, late ot Jackson township,
deceased. V3 55
2. Inventory and appraisement of feraonal
property appraised and set apart to Harreit
V man. widow ol James ivian, late 01 rsouin
Fork, deceased.
3. Inveutory and appraisement of personal
property appraised aud set apart to Mantaret
Huberts, widow uf Owen w. Honerts. late o
Summerhill town-hip, decease.1. 3uooo.
4 Inventory and appraisement of personal
property and real estate appraised and set apart
to Susan r. Lsmr, wiaow 01 ijowroau i'. i,Qr,
late ot Johnstown, deceased. Personal property.
f 76 on: real estate. f225 00.
6 loveHory and appraisement ol personal
property appraised and set apart to Hannah
Heera widow ot Mark . Heers, late of Keade
township, deceased. 4144 3u.
6 inventory appraisement 01 personal pn.er-
ty and real estate appralseil aud set apart to
Mary fc Hurkey, widow 01 Jonn William Bur
kev. late of tne borouKh ol Patt.n. deceased.
Personal property. tM uu-. real estate. 9250 .
7. Inventory and appraisement ol personal
proi-ertv appraised and set apart to FJixabetb M.
Cover, widow .l Benjamin F Cover, late of
late ol Johnstown, deceased. 4rJtVi 3l
ltAiSftL. A. McOOrWH.
Keaister.
Keirlster'i Office, fchensuunt. Pa.. May 10, A. I.
Isw5.
KI AI. LIST.
I.lat of cause set down tor trial Second
week. June term. 195:
Scbell vi. Htpps Ui'ia.
Smith vs. Ira I nor.
Arnholtvs. Westover.
Fkenrode vs. Chest Creek C It V. Co.
47over 11 Hnrr-ks
Trial List Third week. June term, 155.
Ortb vs. Ha worth 51 Dowburst.
Hopple v. rkenrode.
KlnKirts vs. Iajux.
ilnnorts va Ina-.
Shoemaker vs Oood.
Hlalr vs lool.
Sener va. City of Johnstown.
(Hies vs. Oessler.
Klepser Sl 'o. vi. Cresswell.
I'aeM'Oarry vs. Miller.
M Kav's Fir. vs. (Iroom et al.
F'rldav ti Klrtiy.
Iavls vs. Kretihs.
Anderson vs. M'DonalJ et al
Johnstown iTiTlna- Park Assn. vs. Adair.
Klstlervs. Felix.
Dunmire vs. StamtiaUKb.
Hastlnat vs. O Connor.
Shoemaker Admr. vs. Trl Co. Aitrt. Assn.
Hammond vs. Jones.
Lilly Water Co. vs M'Caon et al.
Pittsburg Sainton Co., vs. Lannliein.
K.nvvi Holsopule.
HoKiti 4l Buhl va. Campbell et ax.
Bush vs. Condrin.
J.C. IAKHY.
Prutbonoiary.
Protbonotary'i office. Alay 10. iw.
JOHBsTOWB.
SremrentA Hard.
liurdorf, Frederick
40 26
60 25
1M 26
SO 26
BO 26
4026
OPTICALJiOODS. ;
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Celebrated eockfoed!
; AY A Tell KS.
! ColtmMa antl Freflonia Watclies i
Iu Kcv ami St.-iii Wiiid.-rs
,ai:i:i: ski.kithiN'
kim.s oi .u;vi;i.
WAYS (N 11 AM.
2?r M v liin' of .lew i !t y
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if U-fnri- jiuri
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for your- .
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ti-fori- jiuri liuinir els
w fc-sT"A il work tuarauti"i. w
J CARLEIVINIDS.i
FARIVSERS!
OCESS
Whon you want GOOD FLOUR take your jrrain
the OLD SHEIMKLE MILL n Kbcnsburg. The
FULL ROLLER P
for the manufacture of Flour has
Slieukle Grist Mill in lihenslnir anc
but
FIRST CLASS
to
heen jut in
nl turns out
the Ol.l
nothing
WORK.
Urinp in your rrain ami :iYe us a trial. lC.uh man's
frrrtin in ground separately anl you pet the Flour ot" your
own wheat. If fanners wish to exchange jjrain for Flour
they can do so. The Mill is running every day with the
UFiST OF POW Kit.
PROPRIETOR.
The Ite-Pt Shors
for the Least Money
L.
UGLAS
O CIC F1TF03
A KING.
v'
IJHIS 1STHS BesS?
lr One Million m-r t k
W. L. Douglas $3 and Shoes.
A II our h arc tHianlly Mttl.mciry
They civc t- i4-si ul f..r tin lu-.n. .
1 n; v -i (i.J cuMojii Mm4-s iu m U- fcti'l rt.
'I rr.-ir v. riu: 'r.:aJn irt liilul'a.vwt-tl.
-in- uiiif.r:n M:tini.j ri a.
oar it-i r -aiina nj j.i joowreio.
.S4,S3.DO ordoTaa.FrrBcli
Lmonfllri) I nlTand KaDpa ro.
SO Police ShoS. 3 toles.
i.50 and S2 Work
52 & S 1 . 7 5 tW Scho Shr9
Ud ei S3. SZ.bG. $2 and SI.7&.
ir y .ur 1-alr ruim.1 auiLilv
'..u. wnii- for CAtalnuc
W. L. Douglas,
Krarkm, .daw.
WARff
For S.ale by J. D. LUCAS fc CO.
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III lll.lkf tin' kit. 'In II UHI- a SIU'l'f.
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None Bitter Few as God.
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IT Will Pay You
TogotoQUINN'S, Clinton street, Johnstown, to
bu Carpets, Linoleums, Mattimrs, Oil Cloths,
Blankets, Feathers, lriees Kediued on All
Goods, and FREIGHT PAID on All
Parka res.
Lnrge
James Quiimim.
In all its Latest and Most Improved Methods.
Aut..iu:it ii- Siii iii.ii ";i i:i.-s. 1 '.iiiniiiiiui I'latcs
T--l!i lAtra.t. sl l.liililv Willi. -nl l';un .
trjf Kiiilit-i n t ars" t- i. in-,-, l iisl 4.'I;lss
L;ites. All W'..l k :iri;int.sl.
tOirTfl'liis Mri. lv l a-li.
"r us ati.l I '.ri. !-.
u-iiu: I'mf. May's I'.. 1!
V.ik Ik.ue at tl.f
MiM Kt-as,iiiiil.le
l'J.H 1
DR. A. LAINO,
( itliit on Main Mrtt-t. mii.ii.I thaT iinith t.f M. K. t'lmn li, 4 ialluziu, l a.
4 SSKlNtfS NOTICE.
W. A. K. I.ltlla ami Suian it. Little, bli
wile. ol the txiri.uir h of lretto, t'amtiria pountjr.
harlriir their deed ol vuluntarr anlifnmeut
dateil March 23. eonee.l Lo the noder-lan-
d, lo traat lor tbe tienetlt ot creditors, all the
property ol tbe laid W. A. H. l.lttle. m.tire ir
h.ret.v irlven tbat all persons Indented to (-aid
W. A. B. l.lttle wl'l please make payment to tbe
asslKcee. and those haviDK claims or demands
avalnst the same will make them known without
delay. r.J.IJni.L,
Alienee ol W. A. B. Ultle.
Kbensbant. P- March . 1S.
uministkatok's notice.
Eitata of Fblltp Karren. deceased.
L.etten of dmlntstratlon upon tbe estate ol
PhillD Karren. deceased, late of Munster town-
nlu. In t'ambtia county, Pennsylvania, bavins
been a-ranted to me, all iraona Indebted to said
estate are heieby notified to make payment to me
without delay . and those bavin claims airalnsf
laid estate will present tbem duly auihenti -ated
for settlement. rt. r. r A KKtA,
Munster. fa., Aiirll 12, ldva-X. Adiamuuator. i
Eteiistari Fire Insurance Jpcj
rI AV.DICK,
General Insurance A
t: it i:xs i: i j: a, va.
w a v.
tSSdl.l'TlON CK rAlit'M.KSHIP.
Notice is brrt-l.y given th.f ihr j.artner-
bip heretnti.re extiiiK letaen the uii.lrr.ihi n-
edintoe tti.nr an. I tt-rd l.uin- h.i tln dav
een dlsolvrd. All per.'! klit.ln lhrtDpvp
Indelurd t.. the firm will rail on l.-rin r . I1II..11.
ol M-nstiura. who lias charge of the Cvllrvliuii
of all accounts.
li I ; K K V I r f ; HI ' S( X .
A. C iL.As-.
April 13. IM. maXt.
F. X. FEES'
Shaving Parlor,
Mi Street, Near Pest Office
aTbe arnlerslened deslrri to Inform tbe pab-1-
that he has oi-ened a MiaitiiK parlor on
V am street, near t lie t otnee where t.arberlnic
in all Its tiranrbets will l carried on In th.
future. KrrrTthin nel and ciean.
Your iiatrvnate solicited.
K. 1. Klr.ri.
alTlSTC til - aUTR' aMHto-l.-w.ii-p.r"-Si.
.wMtuif lw.1 l.4tlbuu,K I.
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