Ihe Democrat.!
FRIDAY, JANUARY 81, 18' JO.
A Crini -• ;ud a Hlmider.
Frf ia Tl\e Bcs:oii ! ernld.
I
The administration, in interfering to 1
screen Dudley from his punishment for
corrupting tin- Imilnt-box in Indiana, lias '
uiique-'iontildy nude a bud botch of
tilings its elfoct in that State, accord
ing t i lb-publican authority there, will be
injuriou . ai'd in the nation generally it
is si:np'y licmoraih'.ing.aa a piece of party
p<lu 't his lulnPiiiatraiion lias has polit
ical ' ■ • than a 1 that we remember for
a considerable time. Small wonder that
Mr. Blaine he> Is aloof from actively ap
pearing io ts proceedings.
To Comiuutt tlie ( t ItirtU Murderer's Sen
teuoc.
A movement is on foot to secure for
Charles Carter, th ■ colored man now in
Ebensburg jail under sentence of death, a
hearing before the Pardon Board, with a
view of having his cutenee commuted to
life imprisonment. An attorney lias ex
press. his willingness to present the
CUM- it -uflleient funds arc collected to
merely r-ny the expense of action. Car
ter view - hi approaching late very pltil-
Of-. |.lii- a:ei iv-.s so far given th- jail
autl • 'ii ■ i i 'rouble.
ll'ji:: * <i b,v t'iiUiU£ Willi it Scaffold.
Monday force, ion about 10 o'clock a
scafTol 1 it? :he G.tulier Mills broke and
fell. 1< ting William S< ry and D. -i.
Davis fall i ighteni feel to tin ground.
- Both sustained m riotia injuries. Dr. W.
ii. Low man was summoned, and directed
the men to he taken t< the hospital. Their
wounds were th re exruuinedand dre.-setl.
It was found that Davis had been bruised
generally -ml that. S-itry lmd sustained a
concuss., aof Hie brain. Me was still in
n critical condition late yesterday even
ing. II • boar! oat Preidliotl - - hotel fot
some time lief-ro he WHS hurt.
outh Fork I loud l unci*
Ti.ii I'ittsbou.h Fl sidlb iief Committee
se nt ■> 000 to he distributed at South
I" -ui J 10. 1880. The momy
w a tr ' C'i i f< llow■> ;
'i in ... ers, 27 . IV. W. Baker, sl-27;
Robert Bo wen, -27: .loan 8. Collins,
."silßl '.et; P. M. Criyic, -j-IH; William
Custer, i:-''-!; Barbara Davis, §is : David
Dutu IS Kvi )SOU C. Co., -SB<i;
Euci JC. 0., - ;.;0 : Jliciu el Gnu -. $27;
I". P. 1 , .8: .John Hamilton,
SO7 ";0: P. in i.i, .-'-10 'id, Thomas K.
J e ) .111 . .JOl 17 -t.
Kauft, .1, s ! ■ I'lioraas Kir,bin, -m4; A.
I,an. .•; V> llliam Mo s, - 27 ;
Dae ie'urp..-.. 210; Mir- & Stine
ninn, : Jo! u (< iv.an, : John
O'lloi ; ); J. 8. I id. ••:.! • ]).
S. 1' V G. s ~t,. ;f. £
Co.. - ! ice, TtfO -o . : >I ■ ,
$27 : ' - . .7 ■ \. l. :
G. !>. . -lid '. 1 jiu : :un,
$047 ; w : 1,. 11l ~f| ; 8. F,
Supply , ,184 ; -Mrs. Tl.ornus
< wn! • li. i"b Ya- . ■■"-j in ;
! : Ru
Jam. l 0 : h I-i J VVJJliatn-.
to the Mow.
been Co vpr /:< m ['lie ,
piano, won K .- G ;
Eumi, i ,|i .b. ; \
Kief k-r;i. '
i'
Hi rn: in-. scad. v. t t
Gor M m;• ; . • , , .
Hornicl:
t lace .cut tains, gift of flosl
Quinm won i.
m: Chine. „i of Mrs. John Widiriutm, 1
won by iinggu) Mabfi; silk Uttjbrella. gilt 1
of G< -Cc chip . won lo Nicholas Rosen- t
ban-;i : m.-w .Sunattlm 'ove. eft of I
Mr, Plank, of Railroad street, won by -n
Ursula I r is;tck ; silver witch.
A. Disl i • a lady from I tea*; w
satin <mhl< , woii by L. I. Flick ? quilt, S
gift of Mi . Peter Ilorni- k, won by
Casper . : plush <>-. from Mrs, |,,
Stengcr, won by John Hoi lick: sills ii
itmhr-ift of G; is ASi i ,\ -ion by T
El. 0.-ivald; canary, won by Kate t(
Sponger; shaving sii, ift of Lawrence ]'
Wess, wo by George Morten: ilk um- A
b ell i. f Mrs. Stenger, won by Peter jj
Bchuller; silk umbrella. ;if of Gei. & ( J|
Schry, \vi by John Freidhoff, Jr. All the G
otln . anic-le on which chances have been \\
taken will talDi I off on in >;t Monday B
ev i.ing. yy
T;
Gi
J.
When Baby was sick, we gave her Car soria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorio,
mt
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorla, .
* When she had Children, she gave them Castoritt, sp(
wa
CX|
fall
DCMOCR VTIC fUIMAKIKV.
Tl c 1 nocrntic vote. Jof the city of Johns I
town are requested to meet at the polling
places in the several words at 7 o'clock ahari ,
oil Sulurdiiy evening. I l)rni-y 1, 1800, tor j
I lie purpo i- of selecting three delcgules to rep
r:-sont tlm w.ud lu the Democnuie homlnating s
Convention, to place In nomination u ward t
ticket to be voted tor at the municipal election, ;
und to select e member ot the party to represent s
the ward on iho City JJcmoerailc Committee, j
•he ward committeeman, or his deputy, will
pre.tld ■a! the ward conventions aud certify to *
the election oi the delegates. 1
>oeh wurd convention will make the tot owing ,
one member of select Counel', |
one a. i inber of Common Council, one constable
for three } enrr., one .number of the 110 rd of j '
sctioo't ontioliers. In such wards having Jus:- i
tlcesof ite t'eace, whose term will expire in i
lKtiO, or whom there are no Justices, there wUI ~
he u -mluated an Alderman for a term of live '
years, one Judge of Kleetlon.!one Inspector of :
Election, and one ward Assessor for county i ur- ;
pojcs. f
The UcmocraticfTM-minuUng convention v 11
ho held in the Johnstown Borough council - (
Chamber, corner of Market and M tn streets, on ;
Vlcuuiuj , t-Vlmmry 8, 1800, at 100', lock K. M. , 1
t.::il. V. WAOONEK, jl
Chairman city 1-emocratle committee ,
Tin KMC.UTK Of ttOMII'. It'll.i;:K,
Nohlo UoiX l)uu- b.v lliat Or;g;i|ii}'/ili< 'j
for \* v tibt'i'M W n Suffered in tl.c ;
Flood.
The 1' oil c- li a-tl off ten ineml.eia of J
the Knights of Honor and the loilg r. o- '
vvi'l) all its content-. The members lost
wen Kn.il Young, Ghiulecs Mttrr, Goo. '
C. Rnab, Jr., George Ruali, .-Jr.. Richarti
Jbnes, Louis lioktiui, Thos. S. Davis,
W.I. Davis, Godfreni llotf'u an ami John \
Smith, They will be ree- :.;c. ■/.• tl us hav
ing been among the b. tof our ciiizeus.
As soon as the extent if the lie.ml
known 110 . A. 11. Savtige, of Maine, Ml
preme Dictator for Hie Unit' .1 Siates -.
was in Pilt-burgh at flic limo, Issued a
call for tin: relief t-f the distressed, b
was responih-il t j nobly by the tiilf n.- .t
lodges all over the country.
A Comniituc. c-tnposed of Mis-iv
Thos. N. Loyle. I!. C.'hiii!;. . and J ,
G. Ran,-on-, if PitttburgU-, umi '•. K,
lJoye., if lilairsviilc, vvas nppointeii to
aiieuil to tl e distritiution of the fund t at
had flow cci into the Supreme Lod-e.
The fnl own .: -miry, taken - f.- m .
llm Khi;/7c'B of limtr R'-piithe official 1
organ of the •r, icovg how the la cr
part of tin money wits distributed ;
one i -ielved -uu • > •-.<
I wciii t-tlve leeelved Uieacli o
'l t-.i,it- .t ret i. i d.... --ii .-'i . IV
Five -su each um ho t
one. Mo ,>
1
Kxixnseuf commltti ,' .. ,S Uli ;
AHse.i-uiei.l s I,r Joioistown 1., i. -• tor
May and Jane paid out of tlood fund, sin ■ ■
Aihlitions htibst-qiit-ntly r't cetvetl raised 1
tin total amount to 10,0-V.hk:i. Mitt i ct
the Ay it -■i-t- he' '. en p-dil to i
memle-t- of t Gokcvtlie L- 'ge.
In v cnit•' • if the prompt.km! -tib
stm ii- ! rt 'i.f - ved "te John:: .1
Lodge, at a ren-nt mecti"-. p
follu* in -j irsolnt'ttos, ■ -h v.-t t>y -Mr
lifuition :
Will.. I vs. Tl I- ;•; c ■ tarn IV Of til.-
disiastera of modern time, resulting In tin
axvny of happy h me*, and the drsiraeUpn o
millions of doit irs worth of prop , ly. imu
WUKBKIS, At,long tlio.in ,1 our J I fllle v,,,
111 I-.. 1.0 :t warnin tit'. ~ ftom theiuu,- s
they had.. fti, •„ . not In tnsu-rj, constraeied
tn this l- as-, were ten w irihy breihef- of our
1, " ;.iiil-,- ; ■ is-1 our - • rc. -
WhSki- I, In 1 vs i , condition and in artsWei
1 - li], - '■l: ' : • . Ii! -1 I ' 1i- I j
bi- hren from till parts of tins count n
brethren throt gluiut tlic couutrj for the
>not tti churnciei of our or •untzni.loit. die c
gn'-l dee - It lie I'-'iia . .'lid t'.i.: hroitn ilyt c
I . i■ I til ,
roil--' at dut'eomut md
I W-l I,
dtst.iWiled lids fund among <>ur hvethien.
r.c.t - . which conven -lit AP .
Oetot er sth. he tnsiru led topi-r--1 : th 0
upon the minutes. K. kJe; s. plot 'or.
At the meeting • f the C i L m \
Altooiu, October 8- h, t ( 'in n j.
the Join down F! u 1 fcp - . .. j
touching and appropriate t nlutii :
the Join town tiis .-ter, s ,nnl by C. L. 1
. , . \y ii .7
mittee. The report w.-.t u
e.iiop'i •!. "i i" Join a •
wus represent! 1! in the Grnnd Lo-U by j
Mr. r. 8. Fisii.r, of the cit.v.
The lo life here is now in very 'Jour- J
Ishing condition, -... 1-■ r new mem'.eis r
having be< 11 in) iate! since the flood. •
The oflScers for the ensuing year, Johns- >
lown Lodge, N". 187. ar as follow ~
Past Dictator, E A. Janu- Dictator, 11
Alfred Eiisicihri-ok ; Yici i aetator, W in.
H. Plack ; Assistant Dictator, Augustine,
Vleyor; Chaplain. 11. R. Met leester ;
jtuitlc. James Benfortl; Reporter. A. Q. ''
iVorley; Financial Reporter, John K.
iettfl ; Treasurer, E'. S. Fisher; Guitrdian,
iVm. Cnthbcrt ; Sentinel, Mark Drew ; 111
rrustees, August Mvyer, J. li. KaufTman, ai
leorgc S. Paul ; Examining .Pltysicinn, w
. W. 1 lamer, Geo. E. Conrad. P'
*
KuiiNM'i One of lite I'npils. { fit]
BCFFALO, N. Y., January 2!).—School- M
1 aster Frederick Freund, vvlto left the 1 Wl
ty last week to escape punishment for wi
iducing a fourteen-year old girl pupil, a l
as yesterday arrested in Toronto. He
spressed a willingness to return to Buf- y e ,
10. J ret
SMAI.L WAR ON THE SOUTH 811*10.
Hundred* of People Wilms* Two K*rn
ville Neighbors Carrying; on Hostilltie*.
Tlie flood moved the house of .Mr. Wil
liam Walter, of No. 70 Morris street, .1
slight distance from its foundation. After
that event it was moved back and fixed
up. The house of Air. Andrew Sarlouis
stood adjoining Mr. Walter's property,
but it was taken away by the flood. Some
weeks ago Mr. Sarlouis crmmenced re
building, and in doing so, iu 110 small
measure. Injured the house of his neieh
bor by obstructing the light from the
windows of his hou c. Of course Mr.
Sarlouis bad the right to build where and
how he pleased on h s own lot, lint there
appear to be sonm grounds fo r trouble
not fully understood hv outside parties,
as the two families have not been 011 the
friendliest terms for some time.
Wednesday afternoon white the con
tractors' men were at worn weather
boarding Sarlouis's bouse, some sawdust
blowcdover on Wallet's porch, causing
Mr-. Walter to protest. One of the
worßineu spoke back, for which lie was
'reproved by the foreman. The foreman
then got entangled iu the muddle. Mr.
Waller appeared later and revoked the
privileges he hit granted, allowin .
tin election of scaffolding on his
ground. The workmen went on, bow
ever, but were .topped by being arrested
.for trespass Dr. A. N. Wakefield bailed
I the wnole gang, who immediately re
turned to finish weatherhoardlng ti.e
house, regardless of consequences. The
contest waxed warnx r. Mr. Walter, not
to lie defeated, took his ax and began to
I chop down the scaffolding. One set of
men were at work on it finishing the
weather'boarding ■ another set were paint
ing the side of the house next to Walter's,
and aiming it black too. A bucket
of pa'nt was overturned, and the contents
bespattered Ir. Walter completely.
Threats were also made to throw other
things down if he endangered the safety
i f the scaffolding. Two hundred people
vfcro watching the contest now, as it was
ab mt. the iim. people were going for
their supper, and the crowd vas Increas
ing rapidly, It seemed a genuine Ken
tucky way of doing tlii ■-. Thinkin, it
unsale to furthc r use th ax, Mr. Wr.'r
went inside ids home and in a moment
appi a red with a levolv;. r. Thi had tite
effect of scattering the workmen; but
they in a short time return d and tin. • d
the a 01k, took down the scaffolding and
■■ . . . . ■
ground was clear of everything not be
longing to liim.
The contractors, M< ■. - . George Shaffer
i-'vr- tr"ubt ■ " ' r.i .tjcr may cause the
rknu-u. cords passed, most of
. : .-i are inn li. but when tv y
and finished their woik eleven of the
-vurkmen vnrt o V entire Rutledge's aud
111 rle inform 01. a dnst Mr. Waber . r
iuviii r iliiusi upon them the opportunity
>f 10t.'.-in-.; <>< in t • barrel ot hi ■ re
li 19 estimated that by the time tin
were assembled iu the street waicldng the
if.< ration-. It i tola doped that lrioie
mode on wi'l be li- d hereafter in tire
tOOAI. 1. ••• lI'CTES.
IJiief .fi-i'iuot of th- CD-cling at flaili: u
on aiiirttay I.; it-Pro jraroiuo for M< ■ -
On Saturday, Jatoia.y- -25 th, HII interest
ig ' ' ti
many ; ■■■'; "oerdistricts. Am"
Eh ..burg, >ul 1 inker, of Ashville. The
imcr. st ntaiiif- >!• d in the meeting by the
citizens of Die town and surruiuidii 3
whs cro v bj ■: i'l-'i Uigeot and api
T anni , t tie programme, o
iiliven the |
cc'f ' appreciated by > ■
> • ifH .f I • -oris topics, Which we;
T foliow. r, gis the programme ;r
--raiiif-d fin lb. 1 sion: He. ball,
Mi- r V-llit; Mcintosh and Bella O'Jw-ili;
E • .Mi -*c Mag- Is lieiily and .it
Durtiß: Quliivatlon of Memory. !
Win. Davis; tS'une things that canst
ill ■I, •
A. J. .Noel; Methods of Touching Spell
d : 'id 1 V iry id , nrrish ; b rial Dab
d lilsi ay, It. if. Biter; practical
Work 111 Language for County School ■
Miss Ella Anderson; Whispering in
School, Mr. Ed. Dinny; Natural Punish
mi .1 IP for School Offences. Miss 11. M.
MeOauTv. Institute begins at 10:00 A.
M. Teachers are requested to brin
inusic books with tlieni. All are invited.
George Kennan is One of those fortunnt
author-; who finds the greatest poi -iblc
assistance in his wife. The couple have
10 children and she is therefore enabled
0 devote all her time to her husband's
nii-rcsts, at.d this she does both willingly
mil successfully. Each day linds her at
vork recopying manuscript, reading
rroofs, translating some Russian piece or
;oing over the receipts from his work
,nd seeing to its investment or deposit.
Irs. Kennan is a thorougli business
rotnen, of considerable business tact and
rithal possessed of a grest deal of person
1 attraction.
Hon. John M. Rose was on the streets
esterday for the first time after having
scovered from a short spell of sickness.
Win T enhances the lienutv of line fea- j
tures more than a clear skin ? Even plain '
featuris are made attractive by a good '
complexion. To si cure this, purify your
blood wiih Aver's Barsaparilln. It has no j
equal. Price ?t. Six bottles. $5. Worth'
$5 a bottle.
Fornker is in a di-grae ful pligl.t i Ihe 1
1 business of tin* Ohio forge, y, Die weapon
. witli which he expictcd to defeui Camp-
I bell, lie has always malntiim.d that
. when he gave the document to lial-tead
for publication In- behoved it to he 1
, genuine, but Wood, the man who prepared i
1 it. testifies that Fornker knew all tite .
j time that it was a forgery. What with;
- its Dudleys, Foraker and other i..scally \
, leaders, it looks as if the "grand old j
party would have A hard time to keep
out of j dl."
f£Aamxß3>.
t CKIItH:- -Ill's I'ONV-M Indian 1. Cn -V IIS;;
, Hoy, January 82. isart, by u r u. sr. Swl-r u-t
* or the Built Ist Church. ' r nmer - . CriblM
and .Miss .Motile E. Huston, boi li or tilalrsvllli-,
, OAKS—DKVI.I.x, on Tuesday, January as. lhito,
by l:ev. i>. a. t iller,at the residence ot ilie
l oißciaiing cleigyni.ui, o. w. i akes unil
illss Ilium i li. Devlin, hot li i-; East 1:0110-
muugh,
9 Will ITAKI-K -JOHN-TON,- I iMiUna. on
Monday, J.u nary it. is-.m. i-i i. . i>. v.
swignri. .- I u'i by i-ev. \ Do im '-liadrai-ii,
s D. D., -ir. I ;nld Mhlltaker, of Johmsluw n,
and >;rs. \inella J. .John -mi. of -nltsbiuv
Indian i cotiuiy.
1 P-M'IX'N- 'MDPNOKI I X.-i n Sunday, Jan
nary si;, itiia. in orrellvliic, by Kev. s. ei-b
--1 ler, Mr. Axel 1 unison and x.lss Annie i • ideu
gre<n, a lor .Mnrreliville.
e uii-.h.
u HAS'I KKHON.—In East I'onemaugb, ou .' induy
t nl, le. .lann.r.v sr, ikm. .iauies Das i-: son
, aged about 78 years.
lio-'*.—lan • v.i.d .y, January 17. IMS), C e estlne
t COss.ei K.isi t.onfinaii;,:, aged MS je
liO.'-v ..- (m -nidiij ..i iniinry 87, IKM, nl bis
re.-iiiene-', -oilier of | dfuril an I\\ otalsi rei is,
r. Jami . ; onuer, ag it at in Mi - ars.
[ r | TRIAL LIST.—
n si-Ei.'iA . eol . ... m i ,i.:y i-i. i..-,
1 lynn vs. l-arabaiijt'li.
.. i.altitglier vs. l-.inn.
liois ur .... \ i lilt.
7 l'oi i -.... \-. - villi- hiii ,;"1i
KaKins .. \s. i ;i i "ii r.
p I' nclley \s. i.-.r. v.■ i,.
s I. :ii; v . t uriiilii;:.
, 11M
r &, o \s. Myun et ai.
'-anauu \ n.iJn.*r.
•J. 1 *.\li t 'i, i mihon ia>y.
, rrotflouo-,iry siii.i(v, .lauuury 'dt, las
< ; i 1; i .U'a .ai> ) ICK—in n-
X.SL re ul - Kldrldge, di-ei-u i. And
-
L ' leii o£ - ran .. i drio.ge, ilen a ed. aril o
I li - -a se.e anil-o: Uio nlnouut in i pal-1 to
cavil or.-. 11l 111 lis 11 r 1 nrtuiu.
. oil-a-is uisio ,lvea that I win s: lor ilie
, pur.-----of leo ; 0.1 ,i|.p iu,r,.i-ii .in.i nili ,-
1 -O. IHII-'ia okii; s.-. ■ , ns: o-r ti, 1-a ~ u on-
H it'.- l-eorui-iy 17,) ... . lo mi-'. . \. m„ who,
and v, iiere e l p-. iaoe , li. ,et. !f.v.i,-- >i.
ld.v.'vv i.iO. ii. ur i.v.,. AM i . r.
:
FOR RHEUMATISM.
\ G£o IY."WALTS. Esq,
San Francisc - ■ (' fr
ia,G'o es'iil A. • a .ida
, PdC fie
■ i " l aM *•'
dorsment to . ' 'a
oa< a cu: ■■ j i • tea
-CCjrn 512 £5 -
a t \ IJ "2 ■ J F.l Hi"iS id j
"oEURALCSA,
r>v GC3ATICA,
BRUJSS3 AMD
;:URU3 f BPRAIR!3.
Sold Up Drwjjisl* nn<! Pt ers Everywhere.
THE SSSARLES A. VCGELE.T C 3.,
LTIMOKE. ML).
I \ "' iSLS • -IX \i • [.X;S NOTICE.
, l. r I !{•'? 11't hi. . Ml'f'U •".:(< In
• - i' nMI ". ' '
1 iujai'i • •; ib will ,-T. ent thornutily uu-
H AKUh-h i-WARDS,
Adt'-inlairai i. , u oNhUr.it.
a Fault
: ' • - ■ ■ • t ' i•.11
m.ti'.ulk'.s. lr! I- w • liMca-SO (11)(i (Uahotos, DUHIK'
with terrible < r fniniy upon iho lDflotiiin of
• i .. i. i . i : 11 i, i
eaurt-.-si .. „rin lan ■ -■ i.ngnr} .n-- a'so to it.- p.
pltJlionUoit rroru i iwitlal paralithe bUul
• •. -A . . "<1 •: •
f I*l- . U' I
tonic aud promoter oi noiivlty tor iho ronnlor
it idr, and one which cm ho rolled ip-u to ahoid
i ihoio the i fpihlie sU ulu- uiihout exciting
; thuhi— an ofi'-rt r<' he feared troui the unniudi
catecl aloohoiie exeii nt ot commerce. A turthor
iNinehconi eivect -of Hitters, by ivuovnntf ucdv
l(y oi the kidneys. Is to enable them to drain
from the blood In Its passage thorn, Impurities
product Ive of rheoiDAtism and drop . Nervous
ness. fever otitl ague, constlpuMott and dys
pepsia a.ro conquered by the Bitters.
Ocean kieamship Passage
AND
FOR EI G N DR A FTb.
PABKAOK TICKKTB TO OK FROM EDKOt'E
BY PHOMINtNT BTBAMBHII' LINKS.
Also, Drafts on all parts of Europe at Lowes
Kates.
W. C. LEWIS
AT JOIINSTOWN.BAVINOS BANK?
straw-aw-iit
LOW:-;PR ICES
O rS' ALL
j
NTOAA r AT
; O i"J INT BT vN 1
No. 22, MAIN BT. JOHNSTOWN, PA,
B. & B.
Some rare Dress Goods Bargains for thi,
month. Such unusual values n will
make trade lively in these Depai' v u ts.
50 | c. 50 inch Tricots at 25 ci-ets- ill
dark si-ngonalile colli . good >civii-eahlt
fabric; adapted for school aud Uousi
Wl'ov Note llit; wbl!u— tl i. i• ' . 2-5
cell's.
KX) pea, double width suitings in cholcd
new colorings, 30 CI-io-.
i.urge lot i t Biiilcli, Uerumii I
French Plaids, 42 inches wide, . v. -01.
very stylish and effective, 75 cent.-, regu
lar juice liim been ij1.25 Thin- are
plum- shrewd buyers.
50 td'.iult-s of 46 inch, nil wool ci.intcd
( a--nit res at 55 cent -, special value u
ci|iial to quality, usually -.obi at 75 c- s.
Another line of 40 inch colornl ( i
in res nt 75 cents, worth -1.
For Holiday presents in these Dress
Good- Departments, v. him put up
500 Dress Patterns iu neat aitnu c
hoxc -. plain colors and comhir-.iiioi s to
-ill for •2 to sl2 lor tin suit p i ru.
ill i-.'V ot.c of Ii se soil )■ . erna ,! spici .l
low prn es.
For Fancy Work to; lie Holhtu.-,
largest assortments of Kit ! - - ami
Plushes at s| • cinl low i rices.
Handkerchiefs and Muffle!--, esp-w;. I
sale in these Department-, I! ru-v dc
.
'.rite our Mull Order i > p-.rt -mil ; i
sample- -or formation.
Catalogue fr< c upon rt-ipn-s'..
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115, 117, II", 121
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\ D?-< IN I ."xTUATOR'S NOT 013 J
A .• D ir-
Aiiiiiddstrailon on the • siuh t' .John M . 1
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liorou -U to whom idl pnvoii- lnd 'bu v !io siihi
t MM required to in.-ike j> .v m-u;, nr.l
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known thit Kiine v\i!houf dl i. > to Hi** IIHTJI'-
signed or to O'Connor Bros., A' torncys, Johns
town, pa. < .\ (111.h INK .\ 1 .'IN
vdmtntHtnarlx.
A PMIN STRATOR' NOTICE.
i\ -Xiiilcels hereby given that be.:.'ci o[
ulralnißtratlon on tin- esfate o; ; tiomiis \v ilsn,
lute uf the borough of Cambria, eminty of
Ounbria fliiU Staii- of ! i nns.i Iviuih', deoeasoil.
have 1 -a .lain. .1 io .fames i- fi'i on -r, to
wliom all iiersons Indebteil to sain estate are re
qui'-ae.l io make payment, and ilio-o havhi
claims or demaiula will make known th-- siuue
without (leiay to the umlci-Mgni'il..
.IA\II-:S it, IWOXMII,. Adinlnisirator.
FIUNK O'COKNOR, Attornev. No. so Franklin
street, Johnstown, Pa., December 17, isss.
COMMISSIONER'S' NOTICE—
V7 In tin- couat of Common ploasof Cambria
county. Mary Jane I-'elix, by her next rrieiul,
Edward MeNoal vs. Ezeklel Felix divorce. Now
io wit,the 8d day or DeceurU'r, iss'a. on nioi lon or
Messrs. Dirk . Murphy. M. 11, Stephens, Esq., Is
appointed commljifoiiei' to take tesilmony and i
report decree. Notice Is hereby given that I ;
will sli at my ofllco. In the nm-oiigli of Johns- I
town, for the purpose of the above appoint- I
ment, on Friday, the 81th day of January, 18(), <
at 10 o'clock A. M. M. B. STEPHENS, !
commissioner.
Johnstown, Jan. 2, IMK)-at-w.
Xmas
Presents.
What more appropriate <■ a
th;tn a handsome tires#
for tuotlier or sister, or wife ?
LACK SILK.
A lew months ago Raw Silk
cost 15 per rent, more
than it costs now.
On; Silks were bought w *
before the rise.
The prices are lower
than prices can po-fibly
In in a stock bought since.
Ovi r 200 grades
to M-h.-ct from
in (i : " a> 1 fancy „
Black biik3— all the
and many new ones.
Every thing m
Colored bilks
for i > ening we;*r or fancy work,
at oavt'st prices.
,'<l for Samples.
Holiday Dress Patterns,
Good, warm and wearable *
1 hli Is. St, ip S Checks
fricotsand Cashmeres, at
2.50 a pattern,
up to the finest Paris Robes.
Jifitire of out'
Ordcr Department.
Latiii s' and Gent's
by i housand d us.
,
La land Qt nt's
v • 1 Fumi l.in'r .
■ AKi k 0 CO.,
000-621 'enu venue,
ii" iiteur, '.v.
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ip i rev,a ,tiHiiiiaiucCon i .aiKaya
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cour 'i l a,' inty, iwuiex
• pul>:r- oaili inumi is,on
8.19,'90,
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.' il.i fill tOIIOWS,
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i .hi. e.' a lie foot to .
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lot No; t, south* igie . a Miinty
sovon feet to an . i nta nicy
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"| -ALE . • • ; . at purchase
rii-v In hfuttl, 'in ;>■ ' . iijv oval of
I'ir court, ami .'ii a. >ti tn 'nit;,-, ana
l'lncc In on,' ■ arwltn!,- ic ,toh- • ittted
Admin.si i<n'ot ' uli r ' .iolroian,<bcensed.
pOMIUHsIoNEU'S NOTICE.—
V, co'loii-i nl ram! ner apppofoted
by the com" m i "imiKin rit - ot camtrai
countr in till, t Mmoi ami report to court.
It'ttuli ible:it,a 1 a,>,■ ,e.o from elliier
r twill ot tj c s lino! Dis'rici. tTVetedbylho
annexation of parts of i ~|iri ', odcrand Stony
ot sir l aviisliip niih i ii. m John- town,
s provide i. in ,'t ibly. In such enso
made and provide ' bctoby dive > notice tbnr lie
01
Krut :i"
-tic son n s.nday. run uth day of fkd-
IttADY. t C.. 1 ' i, at loovtock, a. m.fortliepur
pose of attending to tho din ii <>f sutd appoint
luoiii, nt whteli i lino and place till persons inter
est.nl shall atienil. -Ami ilio -ucrciurips of tho
■cliool Ho.inls . : i pper \ uler mid stony,'reek
townships, an rnqrn it tl to present the Assese
moid l.lsts. of tin . ■ townshps, tor lssit. with a
statement showinc the amount of territory an
nexed to Johnstown out ot tin- respective town
siilps. \v. Holt ck liosn. uon mlsatoncr.
Johnstown. la., December ;s, ipso.
tlec.lo-3tw
"VTOTICE—The undersigned, hav-
J.N lng been appointed Administrator or tbe
estate of Mary Connors, late of MlUville bor
ough, Cumbria county, l'a„ deceased, all parties
Indebted to said estate are requested to mako
Immediatejiuyment, anil tnose having claims or
demands against t he said estate will present the
same for payment. JOHN DOWNS,
Administrator,
No. IP3 KaUroad stre ct, Cumbria boroqgb