The Democrat. FRIDAY, JULY 5, 1880. Now is the time to give money to the sufferers. THERE were ten prisoners in the Johns town lock-up last nigiit. Mi:, KAKL J. STAHL has a furnsshed ouse to rent at Woodvale. THE company store was closed yestei day iu celebration of the 4th. MR. BEN SELKA lias opened a restaurant in his hotel building on Main street. E. ZANO'S boot and shoe storo is open, and new goods are being received. MESSRS. GEORGE WEitNand J. H. Welsh, of 1 Tiiladelpuia, are in the city to-day. MR. HARRY WAYNE, of Altoona, made us a kind visit immediatly after the flood. MI:. P. A. COBACGH is opeu at his old stand at south end of the Kernville bridge. 11. T. DHFRANCE lias opened his drug store at the corner of Frauklin and Lin coln streets. J. A. LAKKIN A CO., jewelers and opti cians, have opened temporarily at 87 Franklin street. W. C. WOLFE, mechanical engineer, de signer and draughtsman, can be found at 109 Adam street. ALEX N. HART has been appointed a justice of the peace, and lias opened an office in Alma Hail. . Mi:. FRANK BENKORD lias opened the Hulbcrt House dining-rooms in Parke's Opera House 011 Main street. TIIE Coroner's Jury will sit at Dr. Evans office to-morrow evening when it is expected a verdict will be given. ONE of the first men connected with a relief committee who visited our city af ter the flood was Mr. George S. Lackey, of Altoona. WIIY not pay tlie money to the suffer ers now? A little moucy now will be worth more to them titan a greater "Amount after while. MR. J. J. STRAYKK, the contractor and builder, has opened an office on Centre street where he will be pleased to see all who desire to havee buildings erected. W. A. KRAMER, the general grocer, at tlie corner of Franklin and Vine streets, was the first business place to open since tlie flood. He lias everything in the gro cery lino. RAMP & HORAN, the newsdealers, have a full line of wall paper, window shades, etc., aud the Eastern and Pittsburgh daily papers. On July 15th they will occupy Eldridgc A Young's old stand. See ad vertisement MESSRS. P. J. FAGAN & Co., general contractors, have opened an office at Camp Lilly, nearly opposite the Company Store. These gentlemen understand their busi ness aud are worthy of patronage. Give them a call. TIIE B. & O. offices are once more down at their old place, corner Washington and Franklin streets. jThe passenger train from Somerset this morning was first to rcaclt old quarters. Hereafter all trains—pas senger and freight—will laud there. MH. THOMAS F. BRADY, oldest son of the late John Brady, Esq., went to Pittsburgh Wednesday evening, and will return on to-day's afternoon train with the remains of his mother. The body will be taken off at Morrellville and buried in the ceme tery there. >IR. J. F. KBI-LY, of T. D. Casey & Co., wholesale liquor merchants of Pitts burgh, is in the city. This house has a reputation of seiling the best liquors in the market, and Mr. Kelly is a courteous gentleman with whom it is a pleasure to do business MR. JAMKS MCKNIUHT, the contructor who has had charge of cleaning up and removing the wreckage in the district in eluding Franklin and Washington streets,- is an energetic and pleasant business man. He has our acknowledgements for his courtesy. AN Italian was brought to town from Mineral Point yesterday and taken to the hospital. He was an employe of Brown & Emery, and in some manner was shot during the day. The ball entered near the breast, and was found by Dr. Low man near the surface in the back and re moved. MESSRS. GEO. B. STRAYKR and John E. Strayer are engaged in the real estate business at room No. 7, Alma Hall. They are citizens of this city and are well ac quainted with our people, and are well informed on the situation. Any business entrusted to them will be promptly at tended to. ATTENTION is called to the advertise ment of tile Economy Clothing Company. This establishment although flooded out on Main street lias already had erected on the corner of Franklin and Locust streets a large temporary building where a large aud varied stock of goods will be found. Give them a call. AMONG other business men who have sufficient snap and get-up to meet and successfully surmount formidable ob stacles is the carpet man, James Ash bridge. He lias erected a commodious building nearly opposite the DEMOCRAT office, on the site of his old stand, where he will soon open a new stock of goods. JUDGE JOHNSON has given notice that he will allow the saloons to open their doors on Monday, July Bth. Since the order clos ing the saloons was made, it has been pretty generally observed. In Cambria borough, some of the saloons had the notice posted on the door, and they were kept tightly closed, while some others had their doors wide open. The Pennsylvania'* Greet Lois. In addition to the great damage done to property in Johnstown and adjoining bor oughs the loss sustained by the Penn sylvania Railroad was the severest blow they had ever yet sustained. Five thou sand workmen have been employed day and night to repair the trucks and put the road-bed in condition again. The loss of rolling stock, including thirty engines and hundreds of freight cars was also very great. Fourth ut July. What asorrowful anniversary of Ameri can Independence did we have. A few Hags floating front some dilapidated buildings, and an occasional lire-cracker exploded by some lonely little boy, the remnant of the hundreds of boys aud girls that once thronged our streets, were the only things to remind us that the Glorious Fourth was here. Few, if any, of the busy workmen ceased their opera tions. MARRIES. TAYI.OK—GOKK.—] 11 Hillside, Westmoreland county, on Thursday, June at, tswi. by ttcv, I'r. 1). J. Beule, asslsled by Kev. .J, M. Burnet, J. Swan Taylor, ,\l. !)., or Bedford, and Miss Ella P. (.ore, of Johnstown. PKINGLE— WAHDKN.-At, the residence of I)r. Stuart Patterson, ."inu Ellsworth avenue. East, End, I'lttßburgli, 'luesday evening, .July 2d, by Kev. A. c. Johnson, .Mr. Charles W. Pilngle. of Pittsburgh, aud Miss -Martha L. Warden, of Johnstown. U1 H O. DAVis.—in tbensburg. on Saturday, June 22, INSW, Howard, son of 1 nomas T. and Annie Davis, of woodvale. aged 3 years and 4 months. r |TAKE NOTICE.—That Letters _1 of Administration on the Estate of BA.il -1 el 1. til.ol'Oit, late of Jonnstown borough, deceased, having been granted by the Keglsier of cumbi iu count > to LEV| A. WEAVER, ull per sons knowing themselves Indebted will please cult aud make payment to sutd LEVI A. WEA VER, and those having claims will present them CO LEVI, A WEAVEK, Administrator. AD • INLS HATCH'S NOTICE. —Not lee Is hereby given that Letters of Ad ■iilnistruMnn on the esluicof 'I hernias p. Carroll late of Ihe borough of Conemimgh, Cambria county, i ii„ deceased, have been granted to John J. Carroll, of said county, to whom all per sons Indebted 10 said estate are requested to maxe payment, anil iliose having claims or de mands win uiase Known the same without ue luy to Ihe undersigned, or to O'Connor bros. so Franklin slreet, Johnstown, I'a. •ion.v J. CAKUULL, Administrator. AD311 N1 STBATOR'S NOTICE. —Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad inlnisiration on me estate of Wltllum steiger walii. tale of 1 oneinaugh borough, county of Cambria, ana state of l ennsylvuida, deceased, have been granted to Eriiard Zang, of Johns town boiougu. 10 whom all persons lndebted to said estate are requested to make payment, and those Inning ciuims or demands will make know n the same without delay to the under signed, or to (h onuor Bros., so Franklin street, Jonnstown, Pa. ERHAKD ZANG, WW 8 Administrator. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE —Notice Is hereby given that Lettersof Ad mlnisl ration on iheesiaieof John Brady, lute of the borough ot Johnstown, county of Cambria and Stare of Pennsylvania, deceased, have been granted to l liouus F. Brady, of said borough to whom all 1 ei sons indebted to said estate are request ml to make payment, and those having claims 01 demands win ma*e known the same without delay to i lie unuei signed or tou'Connor Bros., HO Y.ran kiln street, Johnstown, Pa . THOMAS F.BKADY, " Administrator. ADiINi.rtTRATOR'S NOTICE 'I O DEBTOR'S AND CKEDITUH'S.—No tice is hereby given that Letters of Admlolstra tlon on ihe estate of c. l llzharrls.latc of Johns town borough, county of Cumbria, and state of Pennsylvania, deceased, have been granted 10 Michael Mtzharrls of said county ; to whom ull persons indebted to said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or de mands will make known the suuie without de lay to the undersigned at uallltzln, Cambria county, 1 a., or to u'connor Bros., Johnstown, l'u. MICHAEL FitziiAltltls, Administrator. AD.1 IN i STRATOR'S NOTICE! -Notice Is hereby given that Letters ot Admlnlst ration on the estate of Frauds J. Dalv late of Johnstown borough, county of Cambria and stale of Pennsylvania, deceased, have been granted 10 F. J. O'Connor, of said borough, to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are re quested 10 make payment, and those having claims or demands will make known the same wirts.lll delay to ihe undersigned at the olltce of O'Connor Bros., 89 Franklin street, Johns town, Pa. IjVVl'.t I 1 Olt .S NOTICP —Notice j Is hereby given that Letters Testamentary on the estate or .Mrs. Ann Daly, late of the bor ough of Johnstown, county of Cambria, and State of Pennsylvania, deceased, have been granted to K. J. O'Connor, of said borough, to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands will make known the lsame without delay to the undersigned at the office of O'Connor Bros., 89 Franklin street, Johns town, I'a. F. J. O'CONNOR, Executor. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. —Notice Is hereby given I hat Letters of Ad ministration on Hie estate of Airs. Maggie Mur phy, late of the borough of .Johnstown, county of canthrla and State of Pennsylvania, deceased, have been granted to James B O'Connor, of said borough, to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make payment, and those having claims or demands will make known the same without delay to the undersigned, at the office of O'Connor Bros. 8 Franklin street Johnstown, Pa, JAMES B. O'CONNOR, Julys Administrator. A DMJNISTRATOR'S NOTICE. XX —Notice Is hereby given that. Letter of Ad ministration on theestateof Michael J. Murphy late of the borough of Johnstown, Cambria county, i'a., deceased, have been granted to James B. O'Connor, of said borough, lo whom all persons indebted to said estate are requested to make paymeni. and.those having claims or de mands will make known (he same without delay to the undersigned, at the office of O'Connor Bros. st> Frankiln street, Johnstown, pa. JAMES U. O'CONNOR. July 5 Administrator. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. —Notice Is hereby given thai Letters of Administration on the estate of \V. A. KIL GORE. late of ihe borough of Johnstown, county of Cambria, and tale of Pennsylvania, deceas ed, have 'men granted to J. j. JOHNSTON, of Greensburg. i a., to whom till persons Indebt ed lo said estate are requested to make payment and those having claims or demands, will make known the same without, delay. •I. J. JOHNSTON, Administrator. Greensburg. Pa. ADM IN IST RAT 11IX's NOTICE I'-TATK OF t'ASPKK WILL. LATE OF JOHN-TOWN. CAMBRIA COI'NTY, 1)K --CEAsEl).—Te' ters of Administration having been granted by Ihe Register of Cambria county to the undersigned, notice Is hereby given to all perse s having claims against, said estate to present them, duly authenilcated, for settle ment, and those knowing themselves Indebted to make Immediate payment to the undersigned. ELIZABETH WILL. Administratrix'. A D MINI ST R AT'RI X S NOTICE. XX.—The estate of M. s. Maloy, lale of Johns town. Cambria county, I'a. Letters or admin istration on the above named estate having been granted to the undersigned, all persons having claims against said estate will present them for payment, duly authenticated, aud those In debted thereto will please make Immediate pay ment to MARY A. MALOY, Administratrix, No. tgj Adam street, connemaugh borough, Pa. 4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. /\ Estate of George Helser, deceased. Notice is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of George Helser, deceased, late of Johnstown borough, Cambria county, Pa., have lieen granted by the Register of Cambria county to the undersigned, to whom all persons In debted lo said estate are requested to make Im mediate, payment, and those having claims or demands agulnst, the same will present I hem, duly authenticated, for settement. GEORGE MI KHLUArSER, Administrator of George Ilelser, deceased. A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. I~\ —Estate of Jacob Swank, late of Johns town, Cambria county, deceased. Letters of administration having teen granted bv the lteg- Ister of Cambria county to the undersigned, notice Is hereby given to all persons having claims against said estate to present them, duly authenticated, for settlement, and those know ing themselves Indebted, to make Immediate paymenttothe undersigned. N. 11. SWANK, Administrator. Johnstown. Pa., July 6, 1889. DMINISTRATOR'S NOTTCR —Notice is hereby given that Letters of Ad ministration on the estate of Peter liubrltz, late of the borough of Franklin, Cambria county, pa., deceased, have been granted to Jacob Ru brltzand Mrs. Annie Cannon, of said borough, to whom all persons Indebted to said estate are re quested to make Immediate pay incut, and those having claims or demands against the estate will make known the same without delay to the uuderslgued or to O'couner bros, at 89 Franklin street, Johnstown, Pa. JACOB RUBKITZ, MKB. ANNIK CANNON, Administrators of peter Kubrltz, deceased. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS, Notice is hereby given that the CO'-nty Treasurer of Cambria county will attend, for the purpose of HECEIVJNO COI'NTY AND SPATE TAXES assessed for the Year 18811, ut the PLACE OF HOLDING ELECTIONS In the respective districts, on the dates mentioned be low: south Fork and East Conemaugh, July 22d; croylo township and Franklin, July aid; Wllmore and Woodvale, July '-'4 th: Sum merlilll township uud Conemaugh, First ward, July 25th; Portage and Conemaugh, Second ward, July atith ; Lilly and Washington town ship, No. 1, July 27th; Tunnellilll and Johns town, First ward. July 2!lth; GaUltzln borough and Johnstown, .second ward, July 80th; Wash ington township No. 2 and Johnstown, 'lhlrd ward, July .'list; Minister township anil Johns town, Fourth ward, August Ist; GaUltzln town ship and Johnstown, Fifth ward, August 2d; Ashvllle, August 8d; chest Springs anu Johns lown, sixth ward, August stli; Allegheny town ship and Johnstown, seventh ward, August tith; Loretto and IMlUvllle, First watd, August 7th, Blaekllck township and MUlvllle, second ward, August Bth; Jackson township and Coopersdale. August nth ; Cambria township, August lOtlt; Burr township and Cambria, First ward, August 12th; Susquehanna tow nslilp and Cnmbi la. Sec ond ward, August 18tli; Elder township and Prospect, August Nth; Carrolltown and Grubb towu, August 15th; Carroll tow nship and I pper Y Oder town ship, August Kith; Clearfield town ship and East Taylor township, August 19th; Dean township and West Taylor township, Au gust 20th; lteade township and Conemaugh township, August 2lst; White township and Stonycreek township, Augusi •.'2d; Chest town ship and Lower Yoder township, August 23d; Kbensburg, East ward and Adams township. August 2th: Ebetisburg, Westward and Wet land township, August git b. A DISCO! NT OF 5 PER CENT, will be allowed on all Taxes paid on or before September Ist. and alter October Ist 5 Per Cent, will be added on all unpaid. THUS. E. HOWE, Treasurer. J. J. STRAYE.R GENERAL CONTRACTOR BUILDER. Office-Center Sreet, Rear of German Catholic Church. Furnished House FOR RENT. During August , September and October J In tend to rent my dwelling of seven lurunlsbed rooms and kitchen, with garden.situated on the lilll opposite Woolen Mills, in Woodvale. If de sired possession of part of the house can be given at once. |Apply In person or In wilting 1° KARL F. STAHL. \\ oodvale. Here We Are!! .opened up and Heady forjliusluess" ■ AGAINST MY:;olh ISTAKII, . With a Nice New Stock of Goods—the first in the city. Everything you want in Groceries, Hoots imil Shoes, DRY GOOODS and MOTIONS. Also Some FLOODED GOODS for sale Cheap. All goods deliv ered Free. Come and see me at Kernville, end of Bridge. .A_. COBAUGH. T. D. Casey & Co, WHOLESALE LIQUOR MERCHANTS, Wish to announce to their friends that they are again carrying on business at the old stand, No, 971 Liberty Street, PITTSBURGH, PA. W.C. \V< >I.KI \ Mechanical Engineer, Designer and Draughtsman, MttiiufactiirerH' Agont ami Dealer in ENGINES, BOILERS, SAJF MILLS And all kinds of WOOD-WORKING and other MACHINERY. special Agent for the Erie iron City Works, Ball Engine Co, and the Egan Co.'B Machinery. Second-Hand Machinery bought , sold or taken in exchange for New Machinery. Machinery Properly and Promptly Repaired. Office Address; 109 ADAM ST., I JGIINS TO try, PA. Too Busy to Write Advertisements, But we have the Stock. We have hustled day and night—we have out witted all the old-time clothiers. Just think of it—we are one of town's youngest clothiers. We have met with a total loss of our grand business, but our determination to become the Leading Clothiers is still the same. Wb are the first and only house on the ground to serve the public. Our line is now complete, with only a few exceptions, and this is caused by the lateness in season. Every train brings loads of new, goods, and our prices just the same as ever (LOW) for Mil, Its, Fmli Goods, frits, Valises, BOOTS and SHOES, Come to the Ever Wide-Awake ECONOMY CLOTHING Co "J $*3? ©IS 25* COR. FRANKLIN AND LOCUST STREETS. REAL ESTATE. The Undersigned will Hereafter conduct the REAL ESTATE BUSINESS At the former Heal-Kstate oflheof ttEoKtiElt. STKAVKM, NO. 1, ALMA HAI.I. Having a thorough acquaintance with Johns'own ami Its people, we oll'er our services with the belief that we ran lie of service to those who have business In our line. Careful and prompt atten tion given to everything entrusted to us. (JEOIiE B. STHAYEK. JOHN E. STRAY Kr. J. A. LAMIN & CO, Jewelers and Opticians, We have secured Temporary Quarters (for one ntoitilr) at AO. S7 Fit A Slil. IS STREET. I,urge and Complete Line of Spectacles and Eyeglasses, ; ALL NEW G< K)DS; Are ready to do Fine Watch Repairing. J, A. LABKIN & CO, W. A. KRAMER, No- 61 Franklin Street, OPEN FOR BUSINESS Canned and Mottled Goods AND FINE QUEENSVVAUE Saved, and FKKSH hIPPUKS now Coming in. Strawberries, Foreign Fruits, Vegetables, Tobacco and Cigars. PRICES AS BEFORE THE FLOOD. RAMP & M \ Have now on hand a fine line of WALL PAPER, STATIONERY, WINDOW SHADES, BLANK BOOKS, Etc. Agent for all the New York and Philadelphia Daily and Weekly Papers: Pittsburgh Dispatch, Times, Post, Commercial, Press, Lea der, and Volksblatt, all of which will be delivered prompt ly to any part of the city. CALL _A.T THEIB Temporary Building, MAIN ST., ABOVE CLINTON. After July 15th, they will occupy Eldridge <x Young's old stand NO. 207 MAIN STREET. P. J. PAGAN & CO., GENERAL CONTACTORS,' ALTOONA and JOHNSTOWN, Have Established their Headquarters at C A AT P LILLYI i I And are Prepared to Make Estimates lor All Kinds of Work INCLUDING Re-Laying Pipe for Private Parties, CLEANING, CLEARING OUT CELLARS, Clearing oft' Ground and Preparing Property for Re-Building. Have had Many Years' Experience in , , WORK OF THIS NATURE. They Can do All this Kind of Work PROMPTLY and with DISPATCH. \ They Also Handle, a Supply of -:Terra - Gotta - Pipe:- AND PLUMBING MATERIALS. P. J. PAGAN & CO. SCHMIDT DUILDINO! Largest and Most Complete Wine, Liquor and Cigar House in thei United States. Established, 1836. Distiller and Jobber FINE WHISKIES. TELEPHONE No. 066. V ± Importer / ,VWines, Liquors, and Cigars. an( * I'ifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa All orders received by mail or otherwise will receiv9i prompt Attention. • JAMES COTSTDRIN", Altoona, Agent.
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