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FRIDAY, FEIiRUARY 7, IS-.H)
Andrew Weaver, sixty •Ave years of age,
was found murdered on Tuesday morning
in front of the house of his daughter-in
law, Fiette Weaver, about three miles
from t'oburu, in Centre county, Pa. He
bad been stabbed through the heart with
a butcher knife. Fiette Weaver, Jonas
Aumnn and his mother, Mrs. An man, were
arrested, and Fiette Weaver was com
mited by a justice of the peace as the
mnrdeur, and the others were committed
as acct ssorit s. They were lodged in jail
at ISellefonte. Weaver and his daughter
in-law ha 1 fi'equeutly quarrelled, and she
is said to lii'vtt threat,enid to " kill him if
she got the chance."
A beautiful young lady became so sarlly
disfigured with pimples and blotches Lhat
it was feared she would die of grief. A
friend rt com mended Ayer's Sarsopariia,
which she look, and was completely
cured. She is now one of the fairest of
tbeCfair.
Poor Elunanity !
The common lot 1h one or sorrow say-at least
—the pessimists, ihey who look at the worst
side, certainly what would otherwise he a
bright existence, Is often shadowed by some all
meat that overhangs it like a pall, obscuring
perpetually Iho radiance that else would light
the path. Such an aliment, and a very common
one, Is nervousness, or in other words, weak
ness of the nervous system, a condition only Ir
remediable where lnemclent or Improper means
are taken to relieve it. The concurrent experi
ence of neivous ptople who have peislsiently
used liostetter's stomach Bitters is, lhat It con
quers entirely supen-ensltlveness of the nerves,
as well as dlseases-so called-whlch are Invited
and sustained by their chronic weakness, AS
the nerves gain stamina from the great tonic
the trouble disappears. Use the Bitters for
■n&larla, rheumatism, biliousness and kidney
troubles.
MARRIES.
WIHTTAKEU—JOHNSTON.—On January 27,1890,
at Indiana, byl>. W. swlgart. assisted by Rev.
Dr. Shadraeh, Mr. David W hlttaker, of Johns
town. Pa., and Miss Amelia J. Johnston, of
Saltsburg,
NEII.SON—ANDERSON.—On Tuesday, February
4. 1890, at the Morrell House, In this city, by
Rev. A. J. Purman. Gustav A. Nellson and
Miss Emtna 51. Anderson, both of Johnstown.
Pa.
KELLY—McCOY.—TiI St. John's Church, Johns
town, on Wednesday evening, February 4,
1890, by Lev, Father 'iahaney. .Mr. Charles
Ke"v and Miss Lucy McCoy, both of the Ninth
"ward.
Met,ut OH— COM v.—on Tuesday, February 4,
1690, at 1 he residence of the onicta'lng Justice,
Irvin Hiitledge, Esq., Mr. John K. McGough
and Miss Maria corny, both of summerhlll,
Cambria county, I'a.
KUDEL—KUDKL.—OII Tuesday, February 4,
1890, by liev. Paul Glasgow,attlie groom sresl
denee, Franklin borough, Mr. John Kudo) and
Mrs. Johanna Kudel, ).ee Klein.
coßAT'(in.-JOHNS.- On Tuesday evening Fob
run y 4. 1890, by liev. J. B. Rlttgers, at the
resh once of Mr. 1 rank Ann wall, Mr. Edgar 1
Cob 1 ugh of Johnstown, to Mtsa Nitile E. Johus.
of ne r Nlneveli, Indiana county.
DIED.
O'TooLK.—ln i ronpect. on 'I uesday, Februaiy
4, ikho, Mrs. .Margaret o'Toole, aged us years.
CLINK L KI.TEH.~On Saturday, February i
lHH'.i.utii v. si..ln vinco, Mrs. Jacob clinefelter.
In the tot h year of Iter age.
JIKNKKI.KY.--In Johnstown, seventh ward
(Moxlnim), on Saturday. Ki bruary l, lSno.Mlss
Mary Meneeley, aged about 76 years.
AUDITOR'S NO I ICE.—In re
estate of James F.ldrldge, deceased And
now January u. imo, the Court oppolnt John n.
Brown auditor, to ascertain who are the legal
heirs of Sarah K. Kldrldge. deceased, and to
make a schedule of the amount lo be paid to
each of sld h< Irs ler Cnrlum.
Notice Is hereby given that I will sit for the
purpose oi the above appointment at my office
No. on Franklin street. Johnstown, I'a , on v on
day February 17, istK), at. to o'clock A. M., when
tmd where all peisons Interest may atltend.
idaSw J NO. u. IIKOVVN, AUOltor.
/'""Sty DoGiOiiS iiAKE
Tt* T>I?IKNS.iRY.
"I'D
•' •'* ji iring Confi
. *•''? • ii Mine iMedlca
hon are trvn'M ,'t' ;• 1 oru. • with a siKcess
rarely altnn.d. .' • K. i iiacicruber of the
Royal C'llti l • - lv , ; ..uv tons, and ia
the oldebt; ii u i.. . v icncucw-u . ualist in the
city. fepecM wmion " ven to Nervous £>t bility
from cxici.-i . uial _.•>#•• •'■?, i< <!?*< roiion* of
youth . ntaid cay,lack
ofeaemv.- OltfSorea,
ri !j i ' : ' ■'s of the Skin,
Blood, heiii;- . .1 ./ .. ,vc. Consultation
free and furii fh* "•< ,i \ I:.), ?• lioiir->Uio4 nnd
r>r*atwrV^s' UUaJ * > "' 1 1 ' '• v * u t office
S. K. LA)'..., M. " .'. J*. ur fr # Lake, 11, D.
ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE.
—KSTA'IE OF DAVID EDWARDS. I)K
--CEAHED.—Kellers of Administration on the es
tate of David Edwards, late of Johnstown. Cam
bria county, deceased, having been granted to
t he undersigned, all persons knowing themselves
Indebted to said est ate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
against said estate will present them duly au
thenticated for settlement, to
HARRIET EDWARDS,
Administratrix, Moxham.
Or J. D. Edwards, opposite savings Bank, Main
street, Johnstown.
NOTICE.
TV" OTICE is hereby given that the
-a J following accounts have been tiled in the
court or common Fleas of Cambria county.
I'a., atifl will be i oiillrmetl by said court on the
first Monday of March next unless cause be
shown to the contrary : Fourth and final ac
count or Stephen Stutzman, Assignee of M w
Keim 4: company, and M \V l<elm and wire.
First ami ilmd account of Kbcn James, com
mittee of If .J Williams, a Iu it ail e.
J c DARBY. I'rofhonotary.
I'rothonotary's onice, February 8, isbo.
trade
FOR AND PASNS.
Sure Cures of Recent Date.
417 V/. Lombard Bt., Balto., Md.,
Tootlinrlie. Juno 9, 1889.
Robbed of sleep by toothach" swelling great la
face; robbed with Bt. Jacobs Oil; hint application
relieved; went to sleep; morning nain all gone.
JOHN HOBEHBERGEB
PaiiiH in { liest. New Richmond, 0 , June, 'BB.
Had pains In chest over Jungs; suffered 3 years:
cured by 2 applications of 6t. Jacobs Oil; cor*
permanent. j. MADISON.
Oout. J Kllgore, Texas, June SI, 1888.
Had bad case of gout; tuKered one year; for 4
week! could not walk St. Jamba Oil cured mo
W. ?. MAItTIH, JR.
Dislocation. Jollet, 111., May 24, 1888.
About three years ago dislocated my shoulder*
confined to house 3 weeks. I wan cured by Bt.
Jacobs Oil; no return of pain to this day.
J. D. BROWN, Druggist.
rains and Aches. Marshall, Mich., Mav29.'Bß.
Last December; was taken with pains and ache%
in the legs. A friend advised 8' Jacobs Ctl. tried
it and was cured by contents of one bottle. Nc ]
return of pain since. C.E.BENNETT. I
At Druggists and DT ali us. <
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., BaHUnor*.M4 *
-Lui.toapi.o oLiu jjxpenaimres
Of CAM Kiel A COUNTY. PA.. FROM
.IANUAKV 7, 1880. TO JANU
ARY 7, 1800.
THOMAS E. HOWE, Treasurer.
JIB.
To balance on hands at last settle
ment.... $ 14,897 15
To amount of duplicate lor 1889 .. 88,757 37
To amount received from redemption
of lands 857 08
To amount received from rested and
unseated la ds 1887 and 188s 1,899 19
To amount received from unseated
lands for 18SU 9.178 41
To amount received from constables
for 1888 1.995 10
To amount received f om borrowed
money 90,000 oo
To amount receive I from Sheriffs
Gray and stlneman, Jury fees and
costs 952 50
To amount received from M.I). Klllell,
collections l 933 IB
To amount received from H. A. Shoe
maker Ph. Hep. fe.es and costs 925 B9
To amount received from 11. (i. Hose,
.letUro Oldham Judgment .... ... 900 no
To amount received from w A. B. Lit
tle, maintenance of Henrietta
Topper 110 00
To amount received from l. Lilly,
money received at Poor House 197 97
To amount received from miscellan
eous source ... 187 #2
To amount received from tavern
license for use of county 5,916 95
Total $189,211 W
To balance In hands of Treasurer $15,760 (Mi
CH.
By amount paid Assessors $ 3,957 90
By amount paid Audi .ors.county too 90
By amount paid Auultors, hide. . 54 to
By amount paid Agricultural ass.,
carrolltown 100 00
By amount paid Boarding Jurors ... lot 00
By amount paid boarding prisoners. 5,197 75
By amount paid building bridges., 11,961 10
By amount paid bridge and ltoad
Views 993 80
By amount paid borrowed money.... 10,000 00
By amount paid county com
missioners 1,800 oo
By amount paid expenses of same.. 37 80
By amount ipald commissioners'
clerk 800 oo
By amount paid Commissioners'
Counsel 400 oO
By amount paid Court Crlcr and tip
staves 510 oo
By amount paid constables 1,696 15
By amount paid criminal prosecu
tions 5,642 20
By amount paid Court House ex
penses 1,194 io
By amount paid District Attorney.. 1,912 00
By amount paid elections 4.066 54
By amount paid exprtssuge and
postage 80 99
By amount paid Interest and dis
count on borrowed money 628 91
By amount paid inquisitions 398 25
By amount paid Janitor of court
House 600 00
By amount pukl Jail and Jailor 5,068 30
By amount paid Juiycommlssloners
and clerk ' 9990
By amount paid Jurors, Grand Hl4 ,3
By amount paid Jurors, 'i'ale.-inen... 94 00
By amount paid Jurors, Traverse..... 4,487 38
By amount, paid miscellaneous 41 50
By amount paid probates 1150
By amount paid I rothonotary 1,2 7 90
By amount paid printing 1.184 111
By amount paid 1 oor House Direc
tors 247 02
By amount paid Pa gist ry 995 48
By amount paid liecords ,276 Oo
By amount paid 'transcribing
Hecords 2,350 00
By amount paid Fox and other
scalps 58 3D
By amount paid road damugt s lis 00
By amount puld 15 ad Fund 3,799 81
By amount paid Beiundlng 3,844 52
By amount paid Old orders 987 04
By amount paid Helorm 5ch001...... 1,080 96
By amount puld Western I'enlten
tiary 1,919 52
B.v amount paid West I'onna Hos
pital 2,181 39
By amount paid Warren Insane
Hospital 52 61
By amount paid Teachers' Institute. 200 00
By amount paid ltedempilon o(
Lands ?io 18
By amount paid Poor House Orders. 18.321 44
By amount paid School Fund 6,091 89
By amount paid sheriff 1,730 95
By amount paid stale Tax 3,180 79
By amount paid Soldiers' Burial... 694 re
By amount paid Stenographer 534 75
By amount paid Htat'onery 84 35
By amount old surveying 99 06
Amount liemulnlng In Constables'
Hands 5,210 18
Amount Exonerations to Consta
bles 4.551 50
Amount Abatement to Taxpayers... 2,721 82
| Treasurer's Commission on $5,816.25
License Money 5 per cent 011 l.oeo,
I 1 per cent on 1,000 and x per tent.
on balance ... 79 23
I Treasurer's commission 5 per cent.
' on $93,425 42 being amount collect
f ed ie-sa nut remaining In Treas
-1 urei's hands 4,671 77
! Treasurer' 1 ommlssion 2X Per cent
on $5,386 23 inoneyß collected from
various sources 133 85
Balance ltemalnlng In hands of
Treasurer 16,760 on
Total $ 139,'J1T78
A MOUNTS DUE FROM CON
t\. STABLES FOR 1889.
: peter culleton, Cambria borough,
First ward $ 600
I Andrew culleton, Cambria borough,
Second want 101 is
[ Archie Farrell, Prospect borough 187 14
i Edward connery, Conemangh borough
Second ward .. 191 04
Caleb Butler, Coopersdale borough 163 78
Andrew Boucher, Mlllvllle second ward 4 oo
Edward connery, Conemaugh borough.
First ward 151 99
A. J. Berkey, orubbtown borough 99 25
W. A.Uhlery, East Conemaugh 9 87
it. F, Buck ban. West Taylor, township. 204 91
W. 11. Klllen, East l nylor, township.... 79 44
George tiilllnger, Woodvale borough .. 30944
W. A. Lanuy. I'pper Voder, township.. 100 00
John W. Stork, LOer Voder, township. 41 94
John C. llanlln.Tunnellhlll borough 202 83
S. 11. Buck, carrolltown borough 20 81
Alfred Miller. Asuvlllo borough 11248
Andrew Callahan, chest Springs bor., ig 14
it. W. Delozler, 1 learfleld township 586 40
L. J. Bearer, Susquehanna township 831 04
Titos. A. Brown, Washington township. 118 58
L <). Gates, white town-hip 99 60
A .1, skelly. Wlllmore borough so 45
John 61. Watt, GUlllzln township 201 62
George Meckley, Gallltziu borough 389 71
Anslem w eaklcn. Elder township 31050
I. .1. Wcakland, Carroll township 473 99
A. J, Miller, Dean township 12121
John Hlioem, summerltlll township t,Bl 50
$5,236 18
DISTRIBUTION OF LICENSE
KI ND TO DISTRICTS.
Adams twp % 37 50 less 5 per ct. f sr. ■> '
vshvilie bor... awi iki •' :Da on j
llarr township. 75 on " 7100
cnrroll twp... ir>n on " 14200
Carrolltown... 900 IXI " 855 ixi
Cho-,1 springs. >0 IXI " 17-1 op
chest, twp 112 50 " ion s7
Cambria bor.. 2.250 00 " 2,187 50
conemaughb.. i.sno 00 " 1.710 00
croyle twp.... 187 50 •• 17s 13
Dean twp 75 00 •• 71 35
Kbfosburg 300 (Kl " 31310
K. Conemaugh 270 00 " 250 511
Elder twp 337 511 " 320 ■>
caiilizln bor.. sio IMI " 7011 no
Franklin bor.. no 00 " 85 all
Clrubbtown 00 IKI " sn no
Johnstown bor 3,780 00 " 3,5111 00
Lilly borough. Hto 00 " 70H no
i.oretlobor .. 270 IXI " 25005
Mlllvllle b0r.... 1,260 (XI " 1,107 on
Portage twp.. 225 00 " 213 75
Prospect Dor.. IsO (XI " 171(H)
lieadet.wp 112 (X) " KXIH7
Richland twp.. 75 00 " 7125
stony creek.... 112 60 " in 87 I
Susquehanna.. 150 (Xi " 142 so '
South Eork.... 2*.0 00 " 25(1 50
TunnellhlU 800 IXI " 842 (XI
Washington.... 337 50 " 32002
Wllinore bor.. i 8() IXI " 171 ixi
Kpper Yoder... 75 IXI •• 71 25
Lower Yoder.. 75 Ou " 71 25
Total 115,539 09 !
AMOUNT DUE DISTRICS
FROM SKATED AND UNSEATED LANDS
i on 1887, 1888, AND 188#
Dinlrk't. llootl. School.
Adams township t 50 08 $ 68 28
Rarr township 10 75 21 01
Rlacklick township 75 8# 103 47
Cambria township 7 45 11 on
Chest township :jti 12 57 SB
Cleat Held township 44 98 1914 i
Conemaugh township 89 66 sTS
Dean township........i 63 54 2130
Elder township 75 53 101 89
East. Taylor 27 36 31 35
(lalllizin township. ... 2 40 192
Jackson township 59 56 74 38
Portage township 239 79 292 98
Hea"e township 81 68 153 99
South Fork Independent School
District 108 29
Suinnteihlll township 8 31 28 35
Susquehanna township 35 40 21 48
Washington township 13 29 10 <l3
While township 81 02 71 09
Lower Yodcr fownshlp 28 57 25 87
Upper Yoder township 10 83 10 83
West Taylor township 15 17 28 39
Totals ...JEWI 11 $1,348 44
A MOUNTS RECEIVED FROM
-TV CONSTABLES FOR 1888
I'. It. Miller. Johnstown. Sixth ward..s 21 20
Archie Farrell, Prospec' borough 30 75
Caleb ltutler, Coopersdale 41 ll
A. J. Burney, Grubbtown .. 39 (X)
Wm. 11. Chlery, East Conemaugh 5 13
Wm. Klllln, East 1 aylor 121 88
chas. W. Ilaynes. Upper Yoder 58 IK!
John C. Ilanlon, Tunnelblll 30 00
Alfred Miller, Ashvlllo borough 30 14
Anthony Gill, Cliest township 60 30
W. G. Vincent South ForkbO'OUgh .... 262 4ti
B. W. Delozier, Clearfield township 287 37
L. J. Bearer.Susquehanna township.... 15125
J. L. Gill, White township 150 38
John M. Watt, Oallltzlri township .... 125 18
Thomas B. llancuff, oalllizln borough.... 82 74
Anselm Weak land. Elder township. .. 102 03
Isaac Weakland, caiToll township 150 (HI
Total $1,995 10
AMOUNT DUE COUNTY FROM
JUDGMENTS.
Daniel Keffner et al $lO 42
E. B. Mei artney et al 19 78
Robert Ilollcn and Robert Q. nollen 125 57
Barbara Happ .36 15
Total sl9l 82
ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
FOR CAMHMIA COUNTY, PA., FOR 1889.
ASSETS.
Due County from Judgments $ 191 82
" " " Constables 1888-1889 5,464 52
Bal In hknds of Treas 12,76' 06
Liabilities over Assetts 2,453 18
Total $ 28,869 68
LIABILITIES.
Due Districts from seated and unseated
lands for 1888-1889 % 2,424 55
Due Individuals Irom Redemption of
Lands 91 60
Due First National Bank, Johnstown,
Borrowed Money 10,000 00
Due Western Penitentiary 1,742 04
" Outstanding orders 607 39
" Poor and House Employment.. .. 9,103 45
Total $23,869 63
We, the undersigned Auditors of Cambria
County, Pennsylvania, respeutrully report that
we have carefully examined the Vouchers and
accounts of the Receipts and Expcmlburesot
Cambria county irom the 71 h dav of January
ihSv, to the 7th day of January 1890, and find
them as stated herein. Also the foregoing As
sets and Liabilities ot said count v.
Old) A. KINKEAD,
JOSEPH IIIPPH,
J. W. GRIFFIN,
Auditors.
commissioners' Oflice. Ebensburg, Pa . Febru
ary 3, 1890.
Receipts and Expenditures
OT iM) K AND HOUSE OF KMI'LOY
MKNT OF CAMBRIA % (HJNTY, IA.,
FROM JANUAKY 7, 1880, TO
JANUARY 7, !89<>.
THOS. E. HOWE, Esq.. Treaurer,
Da
To Balance Due at lust settlement, t 8,927 ea
l'o Bequhltlon for 1889 13.000 on
To Cash received from various sources 197 a?
Total t 21,404 89
to Balance due Poor and House of Em
ployment $ 9,103 45
CK.
Ily amount of Orders paid as follows:
Htorney's Fees j 30 00
Hlaeksniltliliig 19 31
Boarding and nursing, O. D. 1' 185 03
Clothing and Dry uoods ants 77
coal Ssi a4
Collins at House 106 as
Collins and 1 uneral Kxpenßes, O. i>. p. 434 ao
onstables' and Justices' Foes and
costs,o D. P. .... 499 3s
C si) Expense and Allowance, O. D. I'. 4,409 87
C invention of l our Directors 15 On
Drugs and ,Medicines 18 30
F.our and Feed 438 08
Freight and'transportation, o. 1). p... 309 00
Hrocer.es 779 90
Hardware 90 77
House Servants aso 00
Insurance 70 52
clvery Hire, O. D. p 54 50
Lumber . . *lOl 19
Meat 101 57
nld orders 17 78
Physicians, o. D. Pa 97 00
Physicians at House 188 as
Phosphate, Vegetables and Potato s.. 387 35
Print Ir.g 12 45
impairs 49 90
- alaries and Labor 1,07500
Warren & Dlxmont Asylum 1,953 <5
Poor Directors of Blair County 88 00
Work 52 00
I. Lilly for Keport Ing to Board of l*ub
llc Charity 340 00
Balance Due Poor and House of Em
ployment 9,103 45
Total 122,424 89
STATEMENT OF I. LILLY,
li BTEWARD.
AMOUNT OF MONEY HECKIVKD AND PAID
OVEIt TO TKKABUKBII.
JihnJ. Evans $ 5 04
B air county 88 49
Allegheny county 11 48
Geo S. Lamb 74 00
Wm. I) Pr.vce, for coal 2 do
O'narra & Davis, for oats 94 40
John F. 1 ong, for p tatoes 8 25
Jacob shalTer, for giocerles 810
Various parties, furbu kwheat 7 00
I. Lilly, for Iron pump, hydrant, rope.
etc u go
I. Lilly, miscellaneous sources 28 75
Kstaeofchas Haggert .deceased 30 75
Mary Ann lieynold, pension lira no
JOH. 1 homßn. pension 100 00
Joseph Fronts, flood money 50 00
Total $497 27
A MOUNT DUE POOR AND
N HOUSE OF EMPLOYMENT.
Jacob Thomas and wife $ 997 70
I John Baker 11l 70
John J. Evans ,85 oo
John Klrschner 14 48
David K. Jones 9 40
Joseph A. Noel 75
| Kminuel James 5-1 bb
A. Pollanderestate, name unknown. .. 28 70
| F. J. Vlelsack 17 00
T otal $1,187 54
Given under our hands at Commissioners'of
fice at tbensburg (his 81st day of January,
A. D., 1810. GEO. A. KINKEAD,
J. W. GRIFFIN,
JOSEPH HIPI'S,
Auditors.
STOCK ON FARM.
Three horses, eleven milch cows, one bull, one
spring calf, eight hogs, tifty-two chickens, ten
turkeys.
FARM PRODUCTS.
I Forty-seven tons hay. 529 bushels oats, 158
bushels Japanese buckwheat, 4HO bushels ear
corn, potatoes an entire failure, ninety-five
bushels tur dps, i.son heads cabbage. A good
crop of garden vegetables.
HIOCK OF FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Same as last year.
INMATES.
Number In house Jan Ist, 1890 B3
Number admitted during ih- year 79
Number born during the year 1
-142
Number died during the year 22
Number discharged.. r>7
Number In house January 1, 1890 08
—142
Number of meals given to tramps during
1 he year 423
Of the Inmates in the house January 1, 1890,
there are forty-one male adul s and twenty-two
temalc adults.
NAMES OK INMATES WHO DIED DURING
TUB YEAR.
J no. Krerby, David Lamb, John Davie, John
Mcilugh, John Burns, chas. Broenback, Robert,
Flemnilug, Chas Peterson, Arthur Harper, Klla
Makln, Lizzie Cummer's baby. Mollle HoyleM
baby, Wm. Ambnmo <a polander. numo un
known), JoUn McDade, Thomas Uutohlntion,
John Mannagan, Owen Marrlon, Chas. llag
gerty, Kate Martin. Mrs. Carroll, oeuat. Gra
ham. i
Average number of Inmates per month, t>9 7-12.
WtLCOMK XI) O K.N Kit A L HASTINGS,
Testimonial From Representative Surviv
ors of the Flood 111 tin. Conemangli
Valley.
JOHNSTOWN, PA., l'eb. 4, 18.10.
The survivors of the recent flood In the Conr
maugh Valley desiro to express their apprecia
tion uf the services of General D. H. Hastings
during the days succeeding the disaster, and at
their suggestion the following letter was ad
dressed to him and his wife:
General D. 11. Huntings and llelte/onte. Pa.
lIBAa Sia ANo 11 knkrai. : The survivors of
tho Coneinaugh Valley, who have received such
kind treatment from you, desire to testify their
gratitude, and tor this purpose would like 10
have an opportunity to call on you persoually
and manliest their appreciation of your skill in
managing the affalis or this valley In nucha
kind, courteous and effective manner, during a
time of gr at public disorder, succeeding the
disaster of May .'list last, when a 11 rm and kind
administration ot affairs was such uu urgent
necessity.
If you will kindly name a dale when the citi
zens can meet you and your estimable wile, we
will be happy to have the pleasure or to doing.
Yours Very Respectfully,
Scott Hlbort, merchant,
L. M. Woolf & Sou, merchants,
W. B. Matthews, M. D,
F. s, Deekert, freight agent, P R. K,
Emanuel James, snpt. Search for Dead,
Peter Well/., freight agent B. \ O. R. K.
John Henderson, merchant,
A. W. LucKliardt, merchant,
P, A. Gobaugh, merchant,
T. W. Wait, passenger agent, p. it. K.
C. B. Moore, assistant passenger agent P. R. R.
J. C. Sheridan, M. D,
G. W. Wagoner, M. b,
A.N. waketleld, M. it.
C. B. Cover, merchant,
W M. Dodson, merchant,
G. W. Mapledoram, merchant,
Louts Baumer, merchant,
Ed. A. Barry, First National Bank,
T. P. Ket dy, Chairman City Hep. committee.
John Fulton, General Manager C. I. Co,
JaMes McMlllen, Kesldent Director C. I. Co.
Cyrus Elder, Solicitor and Gen. Agent C. I. Co.
L. L. smith, commercial Agent c. I. Co.
i'. T. Morrell, chemist c. I. Co.
D. J. Jones, Auditor, c. I. Co.
Hon. Joseph Masters, supt. Dwellings C. I. Co.
Samuel Masters, Local Relief Board.
Chal. L. Dick, attorney.
Alex. Hamilton, Supt. Rolling Mills, C. I Co.
Joseph Morgan, Jr., Chief Engineer, C. I. Co.
K. J. Dotterer, Assistant to commercial Agent
G. 8. Department.
Anson B. cooper, supt. Farms c. 1. Co.
Alex, Stackhouse, supt. Motive Power C. I. Co.
Alex. Wilson, Assistant Supt. Motive power.
Geo. w. Hamilton. Asst. Supt, Boiling Mills C.
I. Co.
Fred, Krebs, supt.. oautter Steel Mill.
F. W. Coxe, sal small O. I. Co.
J. H. Greer, Assistant chief Kngineerc. 1. Co.
T. F, Humlllon. Assi. Supt. Gautler Steel Mill.
Karl F. Slalil, chemical works,
v. c. Elder, Book-keeper C. I. Co.
Alfred Fulton, Assistant Book-keeper c. I. Co.
C. T. i razrr. merchant, (retired).
Andrew Foster, merchant.
Frank O'Connor, attorney
J. 1. Evans, In-pis:ior Mines.
Jacob lllgglus, superintendent of Cambria Club
llcuse.
Hon. John Hamuli), Local Bel ef Hoard.
1 lio.s. k. Howe, Country Treasurer.
Hon. \v. Horace hose, attorney.
J. A. Larklu, merchant.
W. S. stee e, superintendent \v ,t c. Natural
Gas co.
W. B. Dibert. merchant.
liohiuunn liroi ,e>, merc.iants
Elmer K llavls, merchant
1). N Greer, superintendent Mor:oll institute.
William Ho) d. Superintendent Johnson Foun
dry Co.
Will f.icl.aln, secretary Johnson Co.
A. .1. Moxhaw, 1 resident Johnson Co.
Johnson Allen, Superintendent J. X. s. B. U.
Father p Corblnlan, o s. is.. Hector ot St. Jos
ephs Cutlio te church.
Robert s. Murphy, attorney.
Claude M. .lohiu(i . president Johnson Foundry
(A
John s. Tittle, insurance agent
Hon. John ,\i. Lose, atlorue.v.
lion. L. 1). Woodruff, editor DKMOCBAT
Jacob l end.) ronrlcmrof ~ liidsm* i.oiel.
Capt. James : . Gngeliy. r. p. A
Father Jiiiin s p. : ilium,*). Hector st John s
catholic Chun ii.
Alex. N. llart, J. 1 .
Herman Baumer, . .
Hon. w, c. Bland. J. .
Father E. W. '1 r.vu'we'.n, Hector -t. Mary's
Church.
Father John C. 3V.-..a, Fa or k t. Oolumba's
Church,
p. Connelly, merchant,
c. Sheridan. M 1
K. T. carswell, • :u:efrk Itautler steel DepTr'.-
ment.
John 1 nomas, erslunt.
John I>. Bober s, tas .F r First National Lank.
1 on. John p. Liuton, attorney,
James A. McMHli.n, laerchaut.
liev. 11.1,. Chapman, pastor y. F. Cliurih.
B. F. Speedy, u.-.-r it .nt.
I. E. Chandler. 1 'oui.cHrn.in.
Curt. G. Campbell, tuefehant.
\V. C. Lewis, Cashier Savings Bunk.
I.'onry 11, Kuhu. Borough Solicitor.
Henry Y. Ilaws, re.nmi aoturer.
John Pendry, Jr., Tax Collector.
B. L. Yeagley, M. 1)
W. 11. Bosenslecl. Jr.. manufacturer.
Irwin Horrell. Burgess.
A. J. Haws, President citizens' National Bank.
James Qulnn, merchant.
To this the General made the following reply:
LEI UEFONTB, PA.. Feb. 3, 1890.
To Messrs. John Indian. A. J. Mi/xham. Capt. 11.
11. Kuhn, Herman Baumer. John P. I,intern,
father Corbinlan, L. L. Smith, and others.
GKNTI.KMEN : lam In receipt ot your kind In
vitation of January :soth tendering Mrs. Hast
ings and myself, 011 behalf of tho survivors of
the Cotiemaugti Valley, a public receptlou at
Johnstown, and asking me to name a time
when we can visit your city. We are deeply
touched by this unmerited expression of kin 1- ,
ncss. and we beg leave to say that we will be
phased to visit Johnstown on Sa urday next,
February nth, if agreeable to you.
Futthf illy yours, D. H. HASTINOS.
It has therefore been decided that, for tha
purpose of affording the people of the Cone
inaugh Valley an opportunity of meeting Gen
eral Hastings and Ills wife, they will lor thai
purpose be at the residence of Mrs. Gen. Jacob
M.Campbell, on Walnut street. First ward of
Johnstown borough, on Saturday, February 8,
1890, at7 o'clock, p. m. Everybody Invited, and
all will be made welcome.
0111111' COURT SHE.
BY virtue of an order of the
orphans'court and to me directed, l will
expose to I'ubllc Sale on
Thursday, Feb. 27,1890
AT S8 O'CLOCK P. M.
on the premises the following described prop
erty, all the lot of ground sliuato In Cambria
borubgh, fronl log tiny feet (50) on Drond si reel,
nod running o .ek same wldi h one hundred and
thirty-two (138) to a sixteen feet wide alley (10),
bounded on the north by lot No. si, on the east
by Eighth avenue, and known as lot No. 79.
, HUMS or BAI.K : Ten per cent on day of sale ;
one half on confirmation; the balance In six
months after with Interest secured by Judgment
note. 'I he purchaser to have the privilege or
paving full consideration money on continua
tion, JOHN BUTLER,
Administrator of ltobt. Butler, deceased.
Ocean Steamship Passage
AND
FOR EIGN D K A FTB.
PASSAGE TICKETS TO OK FROM EUROPE
BY PROMINENT STEAMSHIP LINES.
Also, Drafts on all parts of Europe at Lowes
Rates.
W. C. LEWIS
AT JOHNBTOWN.SAVINOB BANK;
ap raiw-auß'Md
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LOW:—:PR ICES
I
OIS r ASLuTa • j
GOODS
NOW AT
JOHN STENG-ER'B. ,
No. 237 MAIN ST.. JOHNSTOWN. PA.
B. & B.
Some rare Dress Goods Bargains for this
month. Such unusual values as will
make trade lively in these Departments.
GO pes. 50 inch Tricots at 25 cents—all
dark seasonable coh rs, good serviceable
fabric; adapted for school and house
wear. Note the width—CO inches, 25
cents.
100 pes. double width suitings in choice
new colorings, 30 cents.
Large lot of Scotch, German and
French Plaids, 42 ioches'wide, all wool,
very stylish and effective, 75 cents, regu
lar price has been $1.25. There are
plums shrewd buyers.
50 shades of 40 inch, all wool colored
Cashmeres at 55 cents, special value and
equal to quality, usually sold at 75 cents.
Another line of 46 inch colored Cash
meres at 75 cents, worth sl.
For Holiday presents in these Dress
Goods Departments, we have put up
500 Dress Patterns in neat altractivc
boxes, plain colors and combinations lo
sell for $2 to sl2 for the suit pattern.
Every oue of these suit pattcrna at special
low prices.
For Fancy Work for the Holidays,
largest assortments of Ribbons and
Plushes al sj.i ciul low prices.
Handkerchiefs ami Mufflers, especial
sale in these Departments, all new de
signs and at money saving prices.
Write our Mail Order Department for
samples or information.
Catalogue free upon request.
BOGGS&BUHL,
115, 117, 110, 121
FEDERAL STREET,
ALLEGE EM, VP
okibaaS' com! SALE.
X? '" virtue o. uu order issuing
1 ) out nr the ■ . o ri of Cambria
Ooun y.Jlr. emu to .hi. uncc .-. . he w.u.x
oOjp lo i'ublic Sure, un
Sof-n r . 2V r Vah If" ' ' \
CXJ.I CIRJ/, J. CD, J.•
AT 1 O CI.'I K TV 31.,
i.teh premises In upper Yoder township, all
thoo c-iii,in lot of ground situate In I p,.er
Yodor I w.'sh p, Cambria cnuut), l a., uz :
No. 1. Beginning at woste u orner i r West
and Hickory strops, iHence along 1 lekorj
steel, north thirt\-unee degrees west. 2 0
te l. to eerier of lot No. 85, of Isaac Barn
h rt, thence by ,-uM fx souiii flfiy-c'ven <|..
give east, 110 feet i > l.< oust alley, ihenee south
tniriy-i nree degree., v- st along .aid alley 200
feet to 'west Ktreei. inenee along said sireel
norto fifty-seven degrees, nest no feet to the
place of beginning. 'I heso to s will be offeree In
separate purls and as a whole.
Also same day at 2:30r. M., on the premises,
in st nycites township. Cambria county. Pa.,
all that certain piece or lot of giound, situate In
the township of Htonycreek, Cambria county,
bounded and described as lollowa, viz.: Front
ing fifty feet on strayer street, and extending
back the same width 140 feet to lleber alley,
having the lot No. 20on tlic one side anu lot No
18 on the other side. It being lot. No. 19 as
marked an known on the plan or lots laid oui
by John K. strayer.
'I HUMS OF SAI.K : Ten per cent, of purchase
money on day of sale, one-half on confirmation
or same, and balance In six months after with
Interest secured by mortgage or Judgment note.
GEORGE K El PER.
Administrator of Frederick M m. Hoffman, de
ft used.
Johnstown, Pa., January 15, 1890.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOT CE.
—Not lee la hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the estate of John Alt. late
of i he borough of coneuiatigh, county of Cam
bria and Suite of I ennsylvunla, deceased, have
been granted to Catherine Alt. resident of said
borough to whom ail 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 under
signed or to O'Connor Bros., Attorneys, Johns
town, Pa. CATHERINE ALT,
Vdmtnlstratrlx.
\ DMINIS I UVTOR'S NOTICE.
. \ —Notice Is hereby given that Letters of
Administration on the estate of l lionets Walsh,
late of the borough of Cambria, county of
Ctmbrla and stale of Pennsylvania, deceased,
have been granted to James It. oh onnor, to
whom all persons Indebted to said estate are re
quested to make payment, and those having
el elms or demands will make known tlio same
without, decay to the undersigned.
JAMES B. O'CONNOR, Administrator.
FRANK O'CONNOB, Attorney, No. stt Franklin
street, Johnstown, Pa., December 17,1889.
C>M MlS?IONKU'S NO 1 ICE*—
In the Count of common Pleasof Cumbria
i ounty. Mary Jane Felix, by her next friend,
Edward MoNeal vs. Kzeklci Felix divorce. Now
(o wit,the 9(1 day or Deeeerber, 1K8!I, on motion of
Messrs. Hick A Murphy, M. B, Stephens, Esq., Is
appointed Commissionerf> lake testimony and
report decree. Notice Is hereby given that l
will sit at my office In the borough of Johns
town, for tlio purpose of tUe above appoint
ment, on Friday, the !!4th day of January, 181)0,
at 10 o'clock A. M. M. B. STEPHENS,
Commissioner.
Johnstown, Jan. 2, 1890-,'il-w.
rjMUAL LIST.—
SPECIAL COURT, FEBRUARY 31. 1890.
Klynn vs. Fnrabaugh.
Gallagher vs. Klynn.
lielsicr vs. Uhle.
Potts vs. Ashvllle borough.
Eaklna vs. da higher.
Find ley vs. Haywood,
Lanlg vs. Gunning.
Siaaton vs. Zimmerman.
Walnwrlght &Co vs. Flyon et ai.
Garman vs. Gardner.
J. c. IJAKBY, Prothonotary.
protnonotary'B olllce. January 27, 1890.
Xmas
Presents.
Wlmt more appropriate
than a handsome dress
for mother or sister, or wife ?
BLACK SILK!
A few months ago Raw Silk
cost 15 per cent, more
than it costs now.
Our Silks were bought
before the rise.
The prices are lower
than prices can possibly
be in a stock bought since.
Over 200 grades
to select from
in plain and fancy
Black Silks—all the
staple weaves
and many new ones.
Everything in
Colored Silks
for evening wear or fancy work,
at lowest prices.
Send for Samples.
Holiday Dress Patterns,
Good, warm and wearable
Plaids, Stripes, Cheeks,
Tricots and Cashmeres, at
¥2.50 a pattern,
up to the finest Paris Robes.
Inquire of our
Mail Order Department.
Ladies' and Gent's
Handerchiefs
by thousand dozens.
Special Holiday Boxes.
Ladies' and Gent's
Gloves and Furnishings.
JOS. HORNE & CO.,
000-021 Penn Avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa,
Everything will bo sent by mail, express oi
fr. 1 triit to auy address, and satisfaction is always
i S' (11)11 SALE.
. vii'l ue of au order of the Or
t f plums'court of Cambria county, I will ex
po em sale al public outcry, on the premises, on
'.YSjLE jDAY, FEB. 19, '9O,
AT 1 O'CLOCK, I*. 51.
in the premises. In the Second ward of Johns
inwri, l a
Nn. i. All that certain lot of ground, situate,
mi .he west hide of Market street, In ihe second
ward of Johnstown borough, Cambria county,
etaie of Pennsylvania, having a I rentage of
elgh ei-n feet, moie or less, on Market street, and
*xtending br.ck same width to Episcopal church
lul, having lot o! liabtcht and U lid on the soulb
west .and lot of Henry I'rtlchard on the north,
i he Mile of said lot of ground having by order
of the Judge of the Orphans' court of Cambria
county, on the 2d day of September, A. 1)., 1889,
been made In the name of William Hahn, Ad
mlnlßlratorof cat lierl ne I loffmau, deceased, etc.
Aiso. 011 same day at 3 o'clock p. m., on the
premises. In Honycreek township, Cambria
uountv, la. No. 2. All that certain lot of
ground. situate In sronycreek township, Cam
bria county, bounded and described as tollows,
viz : Beginning at a post, corner of lot No. 11.
thence along the lower side ot Frankstown
street , south sixty-six degrees, east seventy-two
eet. to rue ot Maria Way I mil. thence along said
line, soul h t wenty and one-halt degrees west, 140
teei, to an alley, i heti 'e along the upper side of
said alley, north sixty-sly degrees, west eighty
one feel I o corner of lot NO. I 1, thence along said
lot north twenty-four degrees, east 140 feet to
place of beginning.
No. 3. Also, mi that certain lot or piece or
parrel of land, situate In sionycreek township
Cambria county, described as follows: Being
lot No a, of lots laid out. by I.ewls Buck, Mary
.fane Buck, oeglnnligata post, at a corner of
lot No. 1, on the east side of a street, thence by
lot No. 1. south eighty-four degrees, east ninety
seven Let to an alley, t hence along said alley
north six agrees, east 100 feel to cornerof lot xo.
3,t hence along said lot north eighty-four degrees,
west ninety-seven feet to a twenty foot street,
ilien e along ihe cast side of said street, south
six degrees, west IUO feel (o place of beginning.
l naMS OK SALE : Ten per cent, of purchase
money in hand, and one-third upon approval of
sale bv court, and onc-thlid In six months, and
h lance in one y> ar with Interest, to be secured
by mortgage or judgment note.
WILLIAM HAHN,
Administrator of Catherine llofTiniin, deceased
Johnstown, I'a., January 15, lssu.
/COMMISSIONER'S NOTICE.—
V.y 'I lit' undersigned Commissioner apppolnted
by tho Court or common Pleas of Cambria
county to take testimony and report to Court
till'equitable and legal amounts due from eltber
or but hot the School Districts ITected by the
annexation of parts or Upper Yoder and Stony
creek townships, to the borough of Johnstown,
as provided, by Act of Assembly, In such case
made and provided, hereby gives notice that he
will sit at his odlee In Johnstown, county of
Cambria, Pa.,corner of Stonycreek and Franklin
streets, on TUKSDAY, 'I'llIC 11th DAY OF FKB
KUAItY, A D.. isso, at lft o'clock, A. M. for the pur
pose or attending to the duties of said appoint
ment, at which t fmu anil place all persons Inter
ested shall attend. Ami the secretaries of the
school Hoards of Upper A'oiler and stonycreek
townships, are reqnested to present the Assess
ment l ists, of these townshps, for IHSH. with a
statement showing the amount of territory an
nexed to Johnstown out of the respective town
ships. W. lion >CK HOSE, commissioner.
Johnstown, Pa., December 28,1889.
dec3o-3tw
NOTICE —The undersigned, hav
ing been appointed Administrator of the
estate of xlary Connors, late of MUlvtUe bor
ough, Cambria county. Pa., deceased, all parties
Indebted to said estate arc requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the said estate w ill present the
same for payment. JOHN DOWNS,
Administrator,
No. 233 Hallroad streot, csinhrla bopongt