""he Democrat.
■- i'f ■ -■ V—'
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1889.
itiu ——; -•-'
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Chapin, of Wash
ton, D. C., were in the city yesterday.
\.dd $1,50 cost of packing suite for
Iroad shipment.
The Final Distribution
lln a'l probibiuty take place within a short
ie, so wo aro preparing to have on hand such
>ds as our people will be compelled to buy tor
1 and whiter—should you want, a line dress
t—a buslnoss suit—-a working suit—a pair ot
•as or knockabout trousers—a hat—lurclshlng
ids—a trunk or vnltse or boots or shoes—don't
a us by wc will give you the best value only.
JECONO.MY CLOTIIINCi CO.,
vrankltu and Locust streets.
During the Exposition Stewart & Co.,
1 Federal street, Allegheny, will give a
.ker's dozen (13) cabinet photographs
. or one dollar.
When at the Exposition get a baker's
<" .en (13) cabinet photographs for one
iar, at Stewart & Co's., 90 Federal
.-.: ot, Allegheny.
A Jewish Holiday.
•aturday October sth, is the feast o f
" a Kippa, or Day of Atonement, among
1 -ie Jews, when it will be ridgdly observed
- '.ong them.
A Burgess Stubbed,
CONNaI.LSvII.LH, October 2.- -Burgess J.
Sloan. o f New Ha von, while attempt
g to arrest Harry Randolph last even
.g for a \iolation of the borough laws,
as stabbed in the left side by Randolph,
osn is in a critical condition. Randolph
••/as arrested.
Booming Business
Judging from the number of freight
irs running 011 the Pennsylvania Rail
>ad, and from reports of the company,
ic road lias been doing more busi
es in the last two months thau tlioy ever
• .id. before.
Good Koott*.
The Flood Commission have concluded
1 fear off the old roofs that are now on
t kj Oklahoma bouses m and about Johns
own, aud put on good roofs, so that the
lin cannot soak through. Hoover,
Lughes •.'; Co. are going to do the work,
ad as these gentlemen have built up for
lemselves a reputation there is uo doubt
lat the work will bo first-class.
Accommodation Needed.
Johnstown is in need of more accoin
'ions for the visitors and people
vho ar< working here, as the
otels v all flooded away, there is no
>lace for the weary mechanic and la
torcr to lay down to rest, only in tempo
rary shanties, and when it rains the
v.ater pours in upon them. Now if some
mn who has energy will come forward
•nd erect a fine hotel his success is as
ured.
Brimmed Work Again.
pedal to the J jfmstown Democrat.
Eonxsutawnky, October,2. —The miners
iad again concluded to come out on a
•ttike ou Monday if tlic Berwind, White
Joal Mining Company would not stick to
heir agreement, as they were going back
>n some of the agreement, and the miners
demanded a settlement, which tlicy hit
"5- yesterday and the miners resumed
work at noon.
A Fine Structure.
The Johnson Co., of Moxham have
About completed their ofllcc, which is a
ine and beautiful addition to the pros
perous little town, and we venture to say
in course of a year Moxham will bo the
nicest suburb Johnstown has. Not
stopping at this as there are other line
buildings going up, and judging from the
out-side appcaraucc they are all substan
tia as most of them are brick.
A Premature Colt.
Mr, William Bloch, who has a livery
-table on the rear part of his lot on Rail
•oad street, has a gray mare which has
teen noticed by people generally who
>ay any attention to horses. A few days
igo the marc dropped a premature colt
tfter having been with fc al only about
our months. The colt was perfectly
'ormcd, the legs, hoofs, eyes, and all
>arts in fact of the animal appearing to
>e all right. It is about as large as a
' ,-ood sized cat and was alive, but has
ince ■'■.-id T * is a remarkable looking
inimal, and a great many persons, Mr.
31och informed us, has called at his
stable to see it. It lias been placed in
Alcohol and can bo been at Mr. Emmit
uambcrd's saloon on Washington street,
for many people it is a great curiosity,
ind would be a great wonder in a Dime
Museum.
A State of Tilings.
JOHNSTOWN, PA., October 3,1883.
Vo the Editor of the Johnstoum Democrat.
In the name of justice how long have
we to wait for the money due us for
labor performed. We have been dis
charged for three days and arc being
charged for our board at one of the most
filthy camps ever pitched. The treatment
We are receiving is a disgrace to the
State. Captain Hamilton puts tho blame
on the governor, but AVC do not believe
he ordered the discharge of the men with
out providing the means to pay them, nor
do we believe that he will sanction the
free use of the bayonet upon the men for
demanding their pay. Every man who
is here is not a tramp, and some of them
were as well raised as those who are at
the head of the business. We have asked
for nothing but our dues. We know that
if those, or at least some of them who had
the making out of the roll to pay, had
been sober men we could have had our
money on Monday instead of being com
pelled to wait till Thursday as they now
say. We respectfully ask you to give
your views on the subject, as you are an
the habit of doing. W. P. FREDEBIOK,
Chester county.
CAMP HAMILTON.
Presentation of Swords to Capt. Nexblt and
Lieut*. Wible and Wallace.
In accordance with the order from
Brigadier-General John A. Wiley, re
lieving Capt. J. W. Nesbit and his men
from duty at Johnstown, and ordering
them home, the soldier boys began pack
ing their knapsacks for their departure,
and ns a titting finale to their long sojourn
here,they assembled on Tuesday evening,
and to the well-known music of their
drums, marched upon the fortress of
Capt. Gcorgo C. Hamilton, which they
took by storm, and after penetrating to
its innermost recesses, they captured the
gallant Captain himself, whom they took
prisoner and escorted to the main hall,
where he was given his parole upon con
dition that he make a speech, and he be
gan.
Captain Xesblt, Officers aiul Men.
Your long and arduous duties here are
about to close, and during your stay you
have made many friends among people
who lost their all in the disastrous Hood
of May 31, 1889, which date will pass
down to posterity as marking the time
upon which the darkest calumity of mod
ern ages befell this beautiful valley of
the Conemaugb, and I can truly say they
are sorroy to have you go, but realizing
that you must, as good soldiers, obey the
commands of your superior J officers they
bid you Godspeed and Farewell. Capt.
Nesbit, Lieuts. Wible and Wallace turn
ing from the ever sad farewell to the p'eas
ant and joyous one of doing good, I take
great pleasure as the representative of the
friends whom you have made while in
the performance of your duties here, and
the members of your command who are
now gathered around you as n slight tes
timonial of their love, esteem, ana good
will, present you with these beautiful
swords, and may you ever wear them as
an honor conferred by those who know
you well, and ruay they never be un
sheathed save in the defense of your
country and her glorious institutions.
Capt. Nesbit was so completely taken
by surprise that for a moment or two he
was unable to make a reply, and then
stated he thought he had been called upon
to participate in the presentatiou of
swords to the Lieutenants, never dream
ing that he was to be a recipient himself,
and all he could say for this beautiful
sword was to tenderjliis heartfelt thanks
for an appreciation of the gift, and the
sight of it would always recall the many
pleasant hours spent with the donors.
Lieutenants Wible and Wallace, said
they could but echo the sentiments ex
pressed by their Captain, and again say
thank you.*
This as all supposed cqncluded the sur
prises, but another was in store for tliem,
when Capt. Nesbit, addressing Capt.
Hamilton, said :
Capt. Hamilton.
I have been delegated by the members
of Company C and others attached
to and connected with us in a military
Capacity, to perform what to me is a very
pleasant duty. During our service here
your relations wiih the boys of Company
C have been uniformly courteous. Your
kind attention to their wauts and comfort
has been marked, and) they have appre
ciated and attempted to return your kind
ness by n disposition to assist you by any
aud every n ;.ns in their power in your
work and labor here. In a service and
work such as we have been attempting to
perform and carry out in this Valley, fol
lowing such a terrible loss of life and
destruction property, in our intercourse
with the remain!' 1 ? citizens of the flooded
districts. Your course and advice has
done much to smooth the line that exists
between civil and military life. Your
council and example has always been
such as to discourage acts of feeling and
violence between the two classes, |
and to you we feel that IVC 6we
much in the prevention of Such scenes
as often occur, where a military force is
stationed. In addition to this your course
and example as a military man, an officer
in the staff of our Brigade Commander,
has been of service to 11s as members of
the National Guard. Your presence with
us, your kind advice and suggestions on
military matters, and the interest you
have taken in the individual well-fare
and military proficiency of each aud every
member of the Company has been felt aud
noticed.
Then as a further mark to Ou. apprecia
tion of your interests in us, I have been
requested as the representative of the
Company, knowing you to be an ac
complished horseman, and believing that
so long as you are living and able to
mount a horse, you will continue to in
dulge in that accomplishment, to present
to you this "pair of spurs," beliving
further, that when you have occasion to
use this testimonial, their use will recall
to your memory the pleasant days we
have spent together at "Camp Hamilton."
At the conclusion of the ceremonies all
adjourned to the Headquarters Mess
where a banquet had been spread by the
members of the Company, and the usual
banquet exercises took place.
Vo You Ever Miss tlie Buttons Off Your I'uuts
should you wish to avoid tills or the ripping
of tho seams buy our sweet, orr A CO. pants
our line is elegant and cheap.
ECONOMY CLOTHING CO.
p It HO
BALL oifflt Coijlit#
wiihout it
& ®P ralna ' Strain.,
O Jjr v Bruises, Wounifc
3 &>M bv DrvnUU ami Dealers.
TheChas. A. Veeeler Qa 81t0.,M4.
for
KJVMXNUTKETLJRH DPE\IJ.
LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES
OP
PITTSBURGH m _ALLEGHBNY CITY, PA,
GsT The linns named below are the lead
ing and representative ones in their re
spective lines of .Business. When writing
to either mention this paper.
A Good Stem-Winder watch for |2.3
'Ti . Only, and Warranted, at
C. HAUCH,
Jg^SSy s4l Smltnneld at., Plttsbargii, Pa.
cash paid for old gold and silver.
CHARLES PFEIFER,
Men's Furnishing Goods
443 SM4THFIELD 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, we carry a full line of Full Dress, all over
Embroidered P. Ks., and Embroidered Linens,
and guarantee a fit. If you can not get a lit
elsewhere give us a trial.
cleaning and Dyeing offlces at above locations.
Lace Curtains laundrled equal to new. Full
Dress Shirts laundrled, Hand Finish,
JOSEPH HORNE& CO.,
Goods, Silks, Cloaks, No
' i l i^! y|^^ Reta " StoleH ' 818 t0 621 rcDn
g||i ESTABLISHED 1870
—TIIE
CELEBRATED
SWISS STOMACH BITTERS,
WILD CHERRY TONR*
BLACK GIN.
The Swiss Stomach Bitters are
a sure cure lor Dyspepsia, Liver
Trade Mark. Complaint, and every species of
Indigestion. $1 per bottle; six
bottles, $5.
Wild Cherry Tonic, the most popular prepara
tion lor cure ot coughs colds. Bronchitis, etc.,
and Lung Troubles. The Black ln Is a sure
cure and relief of the Vrlnary organs. Gravel
and Chronic Catarrh of the Bladder. Forsalo
by all Druggists in Johnstown, by 11. T. De-
France, John M. Taney & Co., L. A. Slble. Cam
bria;
| W. s7 BELL &CO
(W|lJ|q(|[o) 481 Wood street,
ill Pi IT Pittsburgh, PA
AMATEUR PHOTO OUTFITS.
Celebrated I'razmonskl Lens, catalogue mailed
free.
J. H. Blair, 17 Bevehth avenue,Plttlsburgh
BUILDERS' SUPPLIES.
Firebrick, tile, sewer pipe, terra cotl a goods,
lme, cement, balr, plaster, etc.
BTWRITE FOR PRICES. .
REIXEKE. WILSON A CO., *
4f| IRON AND WOOD PUMI'S, 45v
Hi Lead and Iron ITpe, Hose, Pump Sup-Inn
Gas Fixtures, Tools, Etc. send! II
for catalogue. NO. 200 SMITHFIELD ST.
MME. KELLOGG
lias recently returned from Paris, and is now es
tablishing schools throughout the United States
to teach ladles
THE ART OF DRESS CUTTING.
nMme. Kellogg leads the inventors of t he World
dc Inventive genius 11s applied to ladles' garment
uttlng. She has Imitators but no equals. La
oes bring a dress and learn to cut and basto It
a leflttlng. No. (H4 I'onn avenue, Pittsburgh
Metallic Shingles.
tVk Strong, Durable,
/ r jV I riT\ onci Easily Laid.
i // £ X\ Senc p cn CATALOGUE
Wf M jfli \l AND PRICE tisT.
I JOHNC.CRAFF,
IAIr/l \Wi I'ITTSBUROU, I'A.
i v )*,\J / F'iJL 4 Jf Saccesacr to Anglo-Ameri*
l_; i! m " oiTi I TT can Kooflng company.
Comnionweallh Hotel & Restaurant.
HENRY L. BEKOEK, PBOPKIETOK,
Cor. Grant & Diamond Sts., Pittsburgh.
tJr"Flrst-class Meals For 25 cents.
DFITT UDQ W. C. Pendleberry, Son & Co.,
DUIDDIbO Manufacturers nt
Boilers, Chimneys and Breeching, oiiicc and
Works, Mulberry street, Allegheny, Pa.
Pittsburgh Female College
CON?tJO> ATORV j,, vifSIC,
school of Education and Fine Arts. Full courses
of study leading to graduation In each. Also
special courses of study. Central, Healthful, 23
'leachers. superior home comforts and care for
young ladles. Rates moderate. Send for cata
logue and full Information to the President,
REV. A. H. NORCRDSS, l'lttsburgh. Pa.
The J. I". Smith
J=s Lamp, Glass S China Co.
f -^vMFANCY POTTERIES,
*~l(pi BRONZES, CLOCKS,
DINNER AND CHAMBER SETS.
MS!i?a.i 985 l'enn Ave..
Wmf Bet. nth & 10ch Streets,
I'ITTSBUROU.
Chicago Oyster House.
I. FISHER, Prop., 039 Smtthflcld Street.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Ladles' and Gentlemen's Dining and Lunch
Rooms.
BEST MEALS IN THE CITY FOR 25 CENTS.
QJYJJY 00.00.
CRAYON PORTRAITS, LIFE SIZE.
(25x30) only 16.00. orders by mail promptly at
tended to. Write for particulars. Solar Por
traits a specialty.
TRKGANOWAN'S ART STORE,
Pittsburgh, I'a.
Garnier's Erestmaiing Emporium,
ft, Ml SO SIXTH AVE., FITTSBDKGH.
IMJjol Dress Cutting and Sewing School. Tlio
/afwv/latost art ot Dressmaking taught by
4£Lx* square measure. WSond ior circular.
QPhotographer,
/ 18 SIXTH BTKEET.
Finest Cabinets *3 anil $3.50 per dozen, Photo
tettea, $1 per dozen, Fine crayons, $3.50 and up.
JOHN FLOCK ER & CO
MANUFACTURERS OF
imkrßN ij-imTixe
HEMP PAICKHSTO
FOR RAILROAD AND ENGINE USE.
Italian and American Hemp Racking,
Bell Cords, Cotton Mops, Twine, etc.
OFFICE AND SALES ROOMS-89
Water street Pittsburgh, Pa. 1-3"Write
for price list.
The best remedy In the world!
GRAHAM'S,
JUT, Koacii, VKKMIN ANI)
Insect ExtibminaTOK.
Wholesale and lletall Depot,
Liberty St.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
to exterminate vermin.
>g"n7?NL OLD FASHIONED WniSKY '
HOUSE.
N ° Teclltyln Sj No compound
wft I.IITTINCOTT,
\|\4. T A./, I Distiller and Dealer In
KVK WHISKY,
NF539 smlthtlcld street,
XCTJ7 PIT'ISBURGH, I'A.
r A nilfl DCOT SOIL, Climate mul
runM\ DCu I Location In the south.
I nillflO J. F. MANCHA, ciaremont.va.
A Hotel While.
f Leading ' Hot'ei
■* I'KK DAY
BAK ATTACHED.
Til 2 uiSud Sample ltoom
lor commercial
HOTEL CAIR-SOTST,
108 I.ACOCK STREET,
Rutos .as Per Day.
Best Meals and Lodgings In the City. Bar In
connection with Hotel and best Liquors served.
H. KNOX, Prop.
WM. J. FRID Y
Senior member late Schmidt & Friday,
. utiu. Distiller & Jobber In
ti IfCx) FINE WIIISKIES
-111 and I in jwter ol
LIQUORS A CIGARS,
\.JO U-- ■ ' 633 Smlthdeld street,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ORISSLY'S
Business College
AXI) XORMAL INSTITUTE
Is the pride of McKeesport. Send for
catalogue.
S, S. GRISSLY, Manager,
MeKoesport, Pa.
V , i ,
Chamberlain Institute
AND
EEMALE COLLEGE, Eandolph,
N. Y.—This Is a soli- ol for both sexes. Has
lestabllsqed and well known for forty years.
Is well equipped with all the appliances of a
tirst-class seminary. Locution, twenty miles
from Chautauqua Lake, nut surpassed In beauty
and healthfulne' S by that or any other school In
the country, President and Faculty reside with
tho students and give special care to their
health, manners and m< rnls. i he Music Depart
ment Is under the Instruction of a graduate of
the N. Eng. Conservatory. The Commercial
College Is thorough and practical. Address for
Illustrated catalogue, (free) REV. J. T. ED
WARDS, D. 1)., President
PITTSBLwujI TILING COMPANY,
BHOCKI.KUANK A WAD DELI.,
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WORKERS IN TILES
And Designers of Artistic Fire Places, special
designs en appUqalhm. Correspondence so
so. 213 WOOP STHEKT,
PlTT,sia lic'l, PA.
uANKEDFT SALE .IMSI. ffirra
curtains and carpet lags. Money saved on every
penny's worth you purchase at these sherlfUs
sale prices. T. M. Latimer, 188 Federal street,
Allegheny, Fa.
ESTABLISHED 1813.
ROBERT DIOKEY& CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT?.
BROOM CORN.
Broom Manufacturers' Supplies, Peanuts.
77 WATER STREET, - - PITTSBURGH, PA.
11. J. COIIEN. JEWELER,
633 SMITH IT ELD BTRF.KT. PITTSBURGH. PA.
(Formerly ol Fifth Avenue.)
Diamonds, Watches. Jewelry and Silverware.
-FRENCH—
ART DECALCOMANIA
a new lot of transfers, also
ARTISTS' MATERIALS
Just received at
GEO. W. BACKOFENS.
No. 439 Wood stroet.
PITTSBURGH. PA.
NEW LIFE 1
THE GREATEST BLOOD PUHIFIBR.
It Is prepared Irom selected Herbs, Hoots,
Barks and Vegetables,
Warranted to Cure
all Chronic Diseases. Torpid Liver, Dizziness,
Sick Headache, coughs. Neuralgia, Malarial
fever. Dropsy, Diseases of the Spine, palpitation
of the Heart, Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Affec
tions of the Bladder and Kidneys, and all diseas
es originating from Impure blood. For sale by
all dealers, and by the
DANNER MEDICINE CO.,
334 Federal Street,
ALLEGHENY, PA.
Write for clrculnts and testimonials. Good
agent
LADIES' SUIT FARLOR.
Visitors to the Exposition will find all the
latest, novelties In Heady Made Suits nnd House
liobes for early Fall. Your Inspection solicited,
I'AM KI.B .v JONKS,
39 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
sohmidt DTJiLyrig;
Largest and Most Complete Wine, Liquor and Cigar House in th
United States. Established, 1836.
Distille and Jobber
FINE WHISKIES,
TELEPHONE
No. 666. VCN V
~ er
% V Wines, Liquors.
\ A v / and Cigars.
\ 95 and 97 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Pa.
\ All orders received by mail or otlicrwiso will receive
prompt Attention.
JAMES CONDRIN, Altoona, A^ent.
The Western University of Pennsylvania.
Courses of stud v. ('ln Val, Scientific, Civil. Mechanical ami Electrical, Engineer* •
inn ami LiUin-Sc.cnbtic. New buildings after Doccmbcr and improved facilities. No
difficulty in seen jn'-dti 'iis for those who complete the Eugincoriug courses. Next
tenn begins Scpleiuhc 5. K: ' ice examinations take place September 3d and 4th.
entire expends r 0111 s2<lo to s2*o per vear. For fuiliicr information or catalogue"
address UiePrcsideul. >l. i!. C X, b. L. D.. or Jos. F. Griggs, Treasurer, 133 North
avenue, Allegheny, Fa. Send for list of gntd iMes. if desired. anglC-2m.
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Shannon l etter File,
shannon Binding Cases,
Shannon Filing cabinets,
U. S. Document Files,
Legal Bank Flies,
Bank Check Flies,
Schllcht's standard Indexs.
Simplex Duplicator,
Crandall Type Writer,
Odelt Type v
Office Desks and chairs,
Vault, Public omee and court House Fuar
nlshlngs a specialty.
Write for Circulars.
E. E. BAKER. Manager,
"th Avenue and smlthfleld street, lIITS
BEKOU, PA.
THE CAM IK AN 11 AN HE CURED
WITHOUT THE KNIFE.
§To removo the cancer lias
been something that tho med
ical profession* have never
been able to discover, llut, at
last Dr. stelnert has discov
ered a remedy, which If
applied will remove It In 6to
There are 5 kinds tf cancer,
namely : The Rosf. canceh,
The Bfid..h cancer. Tub
FISSCKF. CANCEH. 'I'BB BONK
Canceh and The Woi.k Can
ckk. There have been cases
f?ANC£R. CLIBEi whore patients have paid $l5O
for n Ingle prescription, nut to ther sorrow, of
no benefit. Dr. stelnert iius
Removed Tiikm Of 10 Years standino,
and from persons 84 years of age In his own
neighborhood. Persons are requested to call at
his office and seethe wonderful cures lia has
made and which he has In alcohol for safe keep
ing. He has a3O years practice, and stands In
! lie foremost ranks ot Ills profession. The follow -
ing cases arc a few of those who have been
cured by me:
Mis Horn, Cancer of cheek, a years;
Mrs Johnston, cancer on shoulder, 3 years;
Mrs Blghaus, Cub. Ron breast, 3 years;
Mrs Miller, Cancer ot breast, 3 years;
Mrs Ueandlg, cancer of Womb, 3 years;
Mrs Stewart, Cancer of Womb. 8 yeats;
Mrs llofttat, cancer of Womb, 3 years;
Mrs Langhof, Cancer of Womb, l year;
Mr Hedeman, Cancer of breast, t year;
Air Roth, cancer on cheek, 3 years;
AlrGreham. cancer on lip, 3 years;
MrSttttson, Turner on forehead, 15 years;
Air Alniyer, Teter or Eczema, 30 years.
IK lso removes the dangerous Tapo Worm
In from 2to I hours, and 300 spelniens of them In
his office, lie also cures Tetter or Eczema,
scrofula. Sy pbtllls, I.lver complaints and cont
platuts of the kidneys, lilt. c. STKINERT.
No. uo Wcbsteber's Ave., Pittsburgh.
Fend 2 cent stamp for information.
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-" D - FURNITURE
Upholstering, All Of the best make.
185 vnd 187 federal ST. Bed Boom, Parlor and
ALLEGHENY, PA. Dining KOOIU SOtS,
Gloves and Corsets
I a Specialty. First Floor.
LADIE'S AND
n CHILDREN'S
"xs. IJI/rnl OUTFITTING DEPARTMENT
11 P Q Second Floor,
u 0 24 sixth Street,
[ PITTSBURGH. I'ENN'A.
J OR s NOTlCE.—Estate <
I J of VrIIONAI.K. DEt KAsEU.—Let
ters !I'slanienlfi'y on theenaloof jamfs aic-
DONA it.! i in .flaiMoivn, i .luihila county,
(lee 1 ' hav't ;bi ll groined in Hie uiuler
slgncl .ill i -is indebted io > *!vl esialoarc
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A DMINISTBATOR'S NOTICE—
t\ Letters of Administration, cum textamento
annex, de ttonis non . on the estate of Thomas
Ab Cabe, sr.. late of Kast Conemaugh borough.
Cambria county. Fa. having been granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make Immediate payment, and
those having claims against said estate, will
present thein without delay.
ED. T. MCNEELIS,
Administrator C. T. A. D. B. N. Room No. It
Alma Hall.
A DM LMSTRATRIX NOTICE -
x\- ESTATE OF HENRY O. DIEFENBAGH,
DECEASED,—Notice Is hereby given that the
Register lias Issued to the undersigned Letters
or Administration on the estate of HENRY' G.
1)1 EFENIUCH, deceased. All persons Indebted
to the estate of the said deceased will make Im
mediate payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims against same will present them
duly authenticated tor settlement to
LIZZIE DIEFENBAGH,
Administratrix.
A D.MINIbTRATOR'S NOTICE.
f\ —Letters or Administration, tie bonis non,
on the estate of Thomas MoCabo, Nr.. late ot
East couemuugh borough, Cambria county. Fa.,
having been granted to the undersigned, all per
sons Indebted to said estate are requested to
mat:e Immediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate will present them
without delay. ED. T. AtuNEKLIS,
Administrator, rte bonis non, Room No. 11
Alma Hall. .
AUDI I OR'S NOTICE —ln the
orphans' court of Cambria county.
In re-estate of L. F. Bracken, account of
O. M. Bonnet and F. B. Bracken, Administra
tors, confirmed March 11, 1889. And
now, March 11, 1889, on motion of 0.
L. DICK, ESQ., counsel for Administrators, M.
H. STEPHENS, Estj., appointed Auditor to dis
tribute funds In the hands of the accountants,
to and among those legally entitled to receive
the same. Feb Cukiam.
And now, September 'J, 1889, appointment
of m. is STEPHENS continued Notice Is hereby
given that 1 will sit for the purpose of the aboA'e
appointment at my office In the borough of
Johnstown, Fa. on October go, 1889, at
10 o'clock a, v.. when and where all parlies
Interested may attend or bo forever dooarrcd
from coming In on said fund.
M. It, STEPHENS, Auditor.
V DAIINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
XL Letters of Administration on tho estata
of MARY JONES, lafe of Johnstown, Cambria
county, Fa., having been granted to Hie under
signed. nil persons indebted to Bald estate are re
quested to make Immediate paymoni, and those
having claims against, said estate will present
them duly authenticated to
comer Walters, Administrator.
llobacb R. liosr, Attorney. scpiisdiit