MERCANTILE APPRAISEMENT
OF
CAMBRIA. COUNTY
FOR THE YEAR 1800.
Y|"\HE venders of foreign and do-
I mestlc merchandise, distillers and brewers,
brokers, etc.. In Cambria county, will take no
tice that they are appraised and classed by th
undersigned Appraiser of Mercantile and other
license tax lor the year 1890, as follows, to wit :
RETAILERS OH' MERCHANDISE.
ADAMS TOWNSHIP.
Ctaxs. Lit*'us?.
Isaac Horner 14 7 50
Geo. G. Krlug |4 > 50
Jacob Stull 14 I 10
Daniel llelsel >-..14 < 50
Andrew Grumbling n < .x>
ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP,
W. J. Buck 14 7 W
ABHVILLE BOROUGH.
F. S. Burgocm ii TOO
M. D. Wills A Son 14
L J 14 1 "0
Ash villi- supply company 13 10 50
BAHK TOWNSHIP.
Casper -lj I j®
N.Lambour. 14 ■ 011
BLACKLICK TOWNSHIP.
Isaac Michaels '4 "50
CAKKOLLTOWN BOROUGH.
P. J. Dletrlck "4 7 00
Eckenrode A Hoppel 13 10 00
j. W. sharbaugh A company 13 111 00
J. J. nauek A CO 14 7 (X)
P. L. Eck A Son 13 10 00
C. A.AS. H.Buck 14 1 50
William Ylnger 14 50
j. v. Maucher 14 < 00
C. A. Sharbaugh *4 7 no
A. C. Buck A Co 14 <SO
CHEST SPRINGS BOROUGH.
James Ferry 13 W [*>
E. Little A CO 14 1,09
C'. D. Wharton 1 4 < UH
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
Henry Leiden 14 * 00
CLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP.
E. R. Dunegan 14 7 50
A. Delozter 14 < 50
COOPERBDALR BOROUGH.
Kunkle Bros. A Sheridan 11 15 (X)
J. Hoover 13 10 50
CKOYLB TOWNSHIP.
John Brown 14 7 00
J. D Plummer 14 7 50
C. A. Dlrnond 14 7 00
C. A. Dlmond 14 7 00
J. W. Plummer 14 7 50
P. F. Lewis 14 7 00
EAST CONEMAUGU.
B.Alexande 14 7 00
E. G. Harvey 14 7 00
East Conemaugh Furniture Co 14 7 00
John Kelly 14 7 (X)
Goughnottr A Ramsey 14 7 00
Samuel Ttbbott 14 7 00
Klinefelter .1 McFeatcrs 14 7 I")
EHENSBI'KO BOROUGH.
Milton Jones 14 7 50
Edward Git tilth 11 ■" <>o
C. T. Roberts 14 1 (XI
E. C. Parrlsh II 7 (X)
J. M. Thompson 14 7 00
Tbos. M. Mcßreen 14 7 50
c. A. Langbeln 14 7 50
Isaac Davis 14 7 50
v. Luttrtnger 14 < 50
E. E. Evaus 14 7 50
v. s. Barker A Bro 13 13 50
John owens 14 7 00
John Lloyd A Sons 13 13 50
T. J. Davison 14 7 00
George Huntley 18 10 00
carißivinius 14 700
E.Jame 14 7 00
Thos. Griffith estate ' 3 10 00
F. W. Gurley 14 7 IX)
w. c. shields is 1000
Mrs. IL E.Jones 14 7 00
Geo. L. Fredstck 14 7 50
A. Strlttmatier 14 7 00
E. Dufton A son 13 1000
.1. A E. shoemaker 14 7 GO
E. B. t Tesswell 14 7 50
ELDER TOWNSHIP.
Thomas Ott A Co 14 7 Ixl
FRANKLIN BOROUGH.
A. G. Cull A CO 14 7 50
i.eorge Dumneyer 14 7 50
D. W. coulter 14 7 (X)
Sylvester Vamer 14 7 OU
M. Custer 14 7 Oo
GALLITZIN BOROUGH.
A. C. Buck A Co 18 10 50
P. U. Ferguson 14 7 00
W. K. Conrad 14 7 50
W. E. Troxell 14 7 50
John Troxell 14 r 50
Taylor, McCoy A CO 10 30 811
Aug. Simon ... 8 30 50
Jacob Yeckley 14 7 I*l
P. J. MaUSOh ,14 7 50
M. Bracken 13 10 50
.1. J. McGeary, Agt 14 7 50
Thomas Bradley 13 1250
William Yeckley 14 7 50
Charles Druss 14 7 50
chas. Dicker! 14 700
11.11. Twltmlre 14 7 50
Monroe A co ,18 10 50
foseph Bengcle 13 10 50
GALUJZIN TOWNSHIP.
Levy Kelly 14 7 50
Elder, Gaines A CO 14 7 50
HASTINGS BOROUGH.
F. N. Donahue A CO 14 7 50
-J. B. Kapluu 13 10 (XI
E. J. Kuan 14 1 tx)
E.T.Spencer - 14 751
Milton Neff 14 7 50
Yothers A McNeells 14 7 (XI
M. E. Mccloskey 14 7 50
N. W. Ilreth 14 7 50
Mrs. W. A. Noel 14 7 50
R. A. M. Burner 14 : 60
I'.J. Diet lick 14 7 (X)
A.Haywood 11 7 00
I. L. Binder II 7 50
P. B. cosgri.ve A Co 14 7 00
G. A. As. 11. Alack 14 7 IXI
Wm. nay wood ll . 50
E. Gessler ll 7 IXI
A. Dietrlck 14 7 (XI
Harry Wnlby 14 7 50
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
Geoive Varner 14 7 fx)
David slinmous I I 50
JOHNSTOWN—Ft RST WARD.
W.A.Kramer 12 1350
T, B. Blngler 14 7 Oo
J. A. I.arkln 14 7 00
Petrlkln A Miller 13 13 50
Howe A Pender.. 14 700
C.A.Fran 13 13 50
Mrs. Lou cohen. 13 10 tx)
J. W. Stevenson 13 13 00
Hannan, Dyer A Co 14 7 00
B. F. Speedy 7 10 00
Johnstown Produce Co It) 30 (X)
S. stuver 14 7 no
Charles 11. Witt 14 7 00
W. H. Strauss 1 7 no
D. R. Jones, 14 7 00
Charles Brown 14 7 00
D.R.Luca 1' 700
Thomas A Walters 14 7 50
SKCOND WARD.
Mrs. Mary Kunkle 14 7 00
Ryan A But ledge 14 7 (X)
Mrs. C. Murr 11 750
F. Pletro 14 7 00
M. Janowskey 14 ; 00
J. C, Miller 14 7 00
W. 0. Seese 14 7 50
Jas. c. Wheate 14 7 no
J. B. slater 14 750
William stremel 14 700
Mrs. A. Danges A Co 14 7 oo
KmllC. Roth 11 7 00
E. T. Schoff. Agt 14 7 IX)
singer Manufacturing co 14 7 oo
J. D. Edwards 14 T 00
S. E, Phillips 11 7 00
Mrs. M. S. Maloy 14 7 no
j. W. Owen... 14 7 tx)
Kredel A Farrell 14 7 00
Mrs. L. F. Lcltenberger 14 7 00
L. Baumer 14 7 <lO
C. B. cover 11 7 ixi
Jos. M. Young 14 7 CO
llennet A Crocker 14 7 (*)
T.D.Davis 14 700
G. A. Zimmerman 14 7 I*l
W. B. Tlce 14 700
Porch Bros 7
M.J. comer 13 10 no
Thos. E. Morgan 14 700
ceo. K. Sbryock 14 7 no
C. H. St utler 7110
1). B. Parker 700
W. A. Kraft ,4 7 JR
liorsev Baker 14 7 „o
J. S. Ashbrldge 13 10 (MI
M. A. Stack II 7 Ixl
Kobler A Mcuee . ""14 7 ix)
J. M. Ashbrldge 14 7 00
Edward Creed 14 7 00
Wood, .Worrell A Co., Limited i. .A 850 tx)
S. C. Bailey A Son II 750
THIRD WARD.
George Mayer 14 7 uu
wm. H. piack H 7 on
llenry viertng 14 7 00
Duerbeck A Horton 14 7 00
Ouatav Host ai d 13 10 00
Louis F. Mosebach 14 7 oo
P. J. Devlin 14 700
J. O. McCrory 14 7 00
11. \V. Given 14 7 00
Pike A Miller is 10 oo
H. O. Loebrleli 14 7 00
T. A J. Brady 14 7 oo
l"eter carpenter. 14 7 00
Knterprlse Store 18 10 oo
Chits. (irinith 14 7 00
Hump A lloran 13 13 00
scott Dtbert 11 13 r>o
.las. A. McMillan 14 7 00
.fobn steoger II is 50
Henry 11. You' g 14 7 oo
Maurice Landa\v 14 7 50
M. Nathan Si ltro IS IS 50
Geo. w. Mapledoram ll ir> oo
A, W. Lucknarot II 15 00
V. l utlier, est 11 15 00
A. Cchen is 10 00
C. E. Scliaplre 13 10 00
Chas and Tony Musantc II 7 00
B. P. Hill 14 7 00
Fenn Bro's is KM*)
(leorg- Muehlhauser 14 7 (*)
.Max Kecke 14 7 50
sanmal Lenhart 14 TOO
Louis Wehn A son 14 7 to
F. b. Maloy II 7 00
George M. Thomas Si Co 14 7 00
Tliomos, Karr Si Ggllvle 0 35 00
4.o.l'techt 14 7 00
Bautley & Fronhelser ll 15 no
Newman & co 14 7 oo
11. Myers, Agt 14 7 00
Louis cohcn is is so
conemaugh Valley Furniture Co 12 IS so
.1. s. ouster's Son ll 15 50
Pfclfer Bro's 14 7 t*>
C.O.Luthe 14 7 00
E. W. Vlsher 13 10 oo
Foßter A Qulnn 35 00
Henry Plack 14 7 50
Gels it Schry lo so oo
George Wild 13 10 00
E. C. I.orentz 13 10 oo
Jacob 11. Young ll 13 00
Chas. s. Kuth 14 7 1")
Sirs. Sedleinyer 14 7 50
Frits & FUnn 14 7 50
Etter, Plnkerton A CO 14 7 50
G. A. Ilauch 14 7 50
J.W.Luther 11 7 50
FOURTH WARD.
John Hendetsou lfl so 50
George Helper 13 10 IX)
L. W. McCurdy 14 7UO
Cohen & Marx 10 30 X)
Jotdan A lllnchmnu 13 13 50
C. G. Campbell 14 7 00
E. ZaDg 13 11100
Ed. K. Hohman 14 7 00
John Thomas si Son's 5 HO 00
Economy clothing company is 12 50
L. M. Wool! Si son 8 30 00
W. B. Dlbert 11 15 00
Kramer Bro's 13 10 00
ii. Simons 11 15 5o
A. P. Kinney 14 7 00
H. G. Clark 14 7 00
F. W. llay & son 10 SO 00
G.W.Mose 13 12 50
N. Chllcoat 14 7 00
J. L. Culdwell 14 7 00
Dorsey Makln 14 7 50
Eva Michaels 14 7 50
C. rchmldtberger 14 7 50
FoudeUerA Keene 14 7 00
h. Sltalamacrkla 14 7 00
•j'. K. Marshall 13 10 V)
Klug A Hornlck 14 7 50
conemaugh Lumber Co 18 10 50
( has. Y'oung 14 7 50
Douglas Book Company 14 7 50
I. 11. cohen 14 7 00
G. M. llarshberger 14 7 00
swank Hardware Co 7 10 00
Schroder A Greer 13 10 01)
A. W. Luckbardt 14 7 <")
F. A. Joy A son's 13 13 50
GerberA lloutz 11 15 (X)
W.ll. Levergood 12 18 00
G. W. shavwe 14 7 IX)
11. b. Hettley 14 7 00
J. 11. Beckley 13 10 (X)
Charles cook 14 7 50
McKee Bros 13 10 00
J. S. Bowser 13 10 00
J. B. llolzlnger 11 7 00
Henry c. Wright 14 7 t")
Fred Frank 14 7 00
Goltlclb llotrman 14 7 GO
John 11.Waters A Bro 14 7 50
FIFTH WARD.
P. A. cobaugh 8 30 00
Breohm Bros 14 7 00
J. M. Tawuey A Co 14 7 1*)
J. sowers 14 7 50
Charles Prlbeek 13 13 50
M. J. Allen 14 7 50
Fockler A Levergood 13 10 tx)
J. 1). Coleman A CO 14 7 00
Barnhart Bros 14 7 50
J. C. Hoffman 14 7 50
L. W. Lane 14 7 (XI
D. B. 1). Coleman 14 7 50
Wool! A Knyeast 14 7 50
SIXTH WARD.
A. W. BlOUgh A CO 14 7 00
William Strauss 14 7 (X)
McGeary A Son ,--i 1 7 00
T. A. Brlnker 14 7 on
J. . Decker 13 10 00
Bert Barclay 14 7 00
It. I'. Miller 14 7 00
Adolph Miller 14 7 SO
SEVENTH WARD.
Edward Grufe 14 7 (*>
W. It. barrlek A Co.. 14 7 00
J. M. Wilson A SOU 14 7 00
Joseph Young 14 7 50
J. F. ondereck 14 7 t*>
c.Wlttershelm 11 7 50
J.B.Paul 14 7 1")
Herman Baumer 14 7 (XI
11. T. DeKrance 14 7 (X)
James McLaughlin it 7' no
G.S.Pau ll 7 00
N. Home 14 7 50
EttiHTH WARD.
W. 11. Zimmerman 13 10 I*l
Geo. Klinger. 14 7 00
It. 1.. Baer 14 7 00
.1. Barnett 14 7 on
NINTH WARD.
Mason Bros 14 7 00
Frank Taylor 11 7 00
M.D.Jones 14 14 50
John Wldman 13 IS IX)
Joseph Pliant 14 7 50
Julius strehlan 14 7 00
shoenwalter A Skreliot 14 7 50
Gustav Bettermau 14 7 00
J. P. Dally 14 7 50
John selbert 14 7 IX)
J. .J. Strayer 14 7 so
ELEVENTH WARD.
M. I). Jonos 14 7 50
THIRTEENTH WARD.
John M. Williams 14 7 00
Jos. W. Dixon 14 7 IX)
John Armstrong 1 7 00
John l". Dalley 14 7 ixt
P. C. Kill)a 14 7 50
C. F. Little 14 7 00
A. it. Aystee 14 7 00
Stahl A Beritey 14 7 00
FOURTEENTH WARD.
P. Connelly 11 7 GO
stutzman A Stuver 14 7 50
Plntlley Bros 14 700
L. It. Brawller A Co 14 7 50
M.A.Murray 14 7 50
M. A E. BUCaley 14 7 IXI
B. t.arvey 14 7 00
FIFTEENTH WARD.
.John P. Klntz 14 7 (X)
Martin Fish 11 7 (X)
Fred Stammerle 14 7 50
John Tokae.... 14 7 50
C. Holzman 11 15 50
s. A. slble 14 7 80
P.Green It 7 Ixl
P. Boyle 14 7 IX)
Thomas llalloran 14 7 50
SIXTEENTH WARD.
.Mrs. C. Winn 11 71x1
Aug. ltUlOff 14 7 IX)
George Kaue 11 7 st>
John Howling 11 7 no
Joseph Ntlblch 13 13 51)
LILLY BOItOCGH.
C. I-ealiy 14 7 GO
KrebsACo 11 700
F.C.George II 750
M. A. MfGonlgle 14 7 50
G. 11. Melntosl 14 71x1
F. A.Thompson 11 7 50
John Conrad 13 7 50
Lilly Merchandise Co., limited is 13 50
Leahy A Co 11 101*1
Hughes A CO 14 7 50
Joseph Kalney l l 7 50
LORETTO BOJIGL'GH.
H. T. ®'Frlel 14 7110
M. F. McDonald 11 700
J. E. Shields 14 7 eg)
W. w. McAteer 14 750
B. W. Lltzlnger 14 7 IX)
W. <i. comerford 11 7 rxi
J. F. wills II 7 IXI
LOWER VODER TOWNSHIP.
C. M. Lindsey.. 14 7 00
1). K. Martz A Son 14 700
11. Anderson II 7 (XI
11. J. Schnable 14 700
S. T. Burkhart 14 7 uo
F. llall A Co 14 7 00
John Slble 14 7 00
Laugbrey A Fludley 14 7 tin
John A. Hill 14 7 Ou
.Joan F. selgh 11 7 00
PeterSaley 11 7 50
David Davis i t 7 5U
W. A.Stevens 14 7 50
Alter A Marshall Co 12 13 50
J. A. Marsh 14 in 00
F'arrcll A Kredel 14 7 IXI
St l oupe A Doyle 14 7 (W
MUNSTKR TOWNSHIP.
11. J. Eberly If 7 txi
PORTAGE TOWNSHIP.
C. 11. Rowland A Co It 7 5(1
J. K. Kollienschlag 14 7 50
M. A. I'rlugle 14 7 Ixl
A. B. A H.S.Goldstein 14 7 no
L. A. Iloupt A Co 12 18 00
Sylvester McKenzle 14 7 50
W. S. confer 11 7 Ml
W. K. Piper J- Co 14 750
Wtlhclm A Mctionlgle 14 7 50
READE TOWNSHIP.
A. K. Wllhllde 14 7 00
O. L. Glasgow 14 7 IXI
Hearrldge Coal A Coke Co 13 10 (X)
John Given 14 7 (W
J. E. Kllhn II 7 IX)
A. carpenter 13 10 (X)
Max Frlck .3 1111x1
J. 11. McDonald 14 7 00
K. L. Bower 13 10 (W
F'red Bland 14 7 00
B. F. Beers II 7 (X)
N'otley A llarler 14 7 50
J. H. Glasgow II 7 50
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.
11. F. Smith 14 7 50
G. W. Conrad 14 7 no
STONYI'KEEK TOWNSHIP.
IJngo A Blltlg 14 7 00
8. C. Ream 14 7 00
I'. Wiggand 14 7 50
B. F. OTUU 14 7 00
11. C. Sill 14 7 50
Emmet Homer 14 7 50
W. L. w entworth 14 7 50
Miller A Hubert 11 15 uo
Hummel A Shaffer it 7 00
cookAF'ellx 14 7 00
W. L. lilies l ! 7 10
SOUTH FORK BOROUGH.
A. A. Prtugle 14 7 00
Geo. B. stlnemuu .18 10 00
E. Banero ~,11 7 50
Geo. E.Gates 14 7 IXI
A. D. strong 14 7 50
Brown, George A CO 12 13 tw
N. Murphy 14 7 tw
J.Kaufman 14 7 50
1,. Mandelsteln 14 7 00
Martin varner 14 75
W. H. stlneman 14 7 00
south Fork bupply Co 12 13 00
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP EAST.
David Wilson 14 7 50
Louis Eply 14 7 >0
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP WEST.
A. E.somervllle 14 7 00
TL'NNELHILL BOHOUGH.
G. W shinier 14 7 tw
John J. Kinney 14 7 txi
Charles (julnn 14 7 00
UPPER YODER TOWNSHIP.
J. L. Illte 14 7 00
H. c. stutzman 14 7 00
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
M. F'. McDonald 14 7 no
wm. McKltllp A CO 13 111 51)
Mrs. John Leap II 7 00
Albert Flckenrode 14 7 00
Mrs. c. Parrlsb 11 7 uu
James (.Ulan 11 7 50
John Ptlesier 11 7 txi
WILMORE BOROUGH.
P.M.Brown 14 7 50
Rihertson A sherhlne II 7 50
11. W. Plotner 14 7 00
I*. F. Klrby 14 7 no
George Wenderotli 11 ; tm
WHITE TOWNSHIP.
J. H. Flske. Agt 13 10 50
RETAILERS OF SPIRITUOUS LIQ
UORS.
ADAMS TOWNSHIP.
Chauncey A Henry lekes 75 txi
ASHVILLK BOROUGH.
Richard llree 150 00
A. Daugherty 150 00
Mrs. A, lirookbank 150 00
Michael O'Hurra 150 00
BARK TOWNSHIP.
11. A. Luther 75 txi
CARUOLLTOWN BOROUGH.
John Glusser 150 00
1.. schroth 150 uo
Mrs. B. A. Ilium 150 txi
W. C. schroth ltd txi
John D. Thomas 150 Ixl
C. A. Farabaugh Ino txi
JobnStoltz 150 00
Mrs. Julia hinder 150 txi
Jos. A, Gray 150 00
A. H. Ilaug 150 00
CARROLL TOWNSHIP.
Mis. Catharine Baker 75 no
M. weakleu 75 00
C'ullsius Luther 75 (X)
Henry Mel'on 75 00
CHEST SPRINGS BOROUGH.
John ( rouse 00
J. II Noonun 150 00
CIIEST TOWNSHIP.
John 11. cordell 75 00
J. A. Warner 75 oo
Joseph ttlpps 75 00
CLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP.
George llurber 75 00
George Samsby 75 00
CKOYI.E TOWNSHIP.
11. M. Graflis 75 00
P. McCull 75 00
P. Brown 75 00
Mis. C. car,enter. ..." 75 txi
Michael Lamb 75 00
DEAN TOWNSHIP.
Anna A. Dunphv 75 00
chas. oauntuer 15 00
llugh Hanlgau 75 no
EAST CONEMAUGH.
Ceo. confer 1511 00
W. J. coiiuon ixi
Margaret Kelly 150 00
KBENSBI"KG—EAST WARD.
L. Esterllne 150 00
EBENSBI'HG—WKST WAKD.
J. s. Miller 150 00
J. 11. Denny 150 00
John A A. E. Bender. 150 00
ELDER TOWNSHIP.
J. s. Kline Ixl
F. X. Ott 75 (XI
FRANKLIN BOROUGH.
Jacob Hubrltz 00
GALLITZIN BOROUGH.
A. F. F'lCk 00
Henry Seytnore 150 on
Andrew coagler ixi
R. E. Dlgaan 150 00
J. M. Gunning 150 00
chas. Drass 00
Arnold l.entz 00
F. P. Gillan 150 00
D. c. Burke 00
M. FlzharrlS 150 00
John A. smith 150 uo
GALLITZIN TOWNSHIP.
John J. Godfrey '. 75 00
James Hanlon 75 (X)
John A. Mcuulre 75 00
HASTINGS BOROUGH.
Wm.Townsend 150 00
Charles Kinney 150 txi
J. A. Parks. no
K. M. Wooden 150 no
Henry Shettlg 150 00
M. 11. Nagle 00
Marshal Gllpatrlck 150 00
John A. Piatt 150 (X)
Caleb A. Gray 150 IK)
JOHNSTOWN—SECOND WARD.
David Klrby 500 (X)
Geo. W. Kough ,-4xi 00
John Frank 00
John M. cond son 00
Neal Sharkey 500 00
Francis E. Kelly 500 (X)
Joseph Crouse stxi 00
Michael Fltzhairls MXI (X)
John Kinney "—..MX) 00
W. J. McDonnell 54X1 IXI
Martin A. stack 500 00
THIRD WAKD.
Joseph Kosi 500 no
John J. llornlt'k Mxi txi
Joshua Griffith Mill 00
Joseph Biter .."'.'..600 00
Stephen 0111 i k MX) 00
Jas* J. M.lllgan 500 00
John A Evan uumcs MX) ix)
Ben. sulka 500 00
Charles Wess MX) tx)
Enoch Jones MX) Oil
11. E. Lambert Six) IXI
Mrs. T.Clurk MXI OU
John v. shaeffer MXI txi
Charles Maneval MXI IXI
John Klrby. Jr - MX) 00
John Dodson ' MX) tx)
Obatlluh custer son txi
FOURTH WAKD.
Frank p. wier... i 800 00
Henry Koch 500 00
W. M. Peter* 100 90
Ernst Emmet... 500 00
Jacob Meter 500 00
Eckbart I'fetl 500 00
SIXTH WAIML.
William ShactTer 500 00
SEVENTH WAKD.
Edward Grate 500 00
John B. Gprliradt 500 ou
EIGHTH WARD.
Mrs. cat hart tie Ream too 00
NINTH WARD.
George Held 500 00
A. K. Gelselltardt 5110 on
P. 8. KroldholT SOU (10
John oaus son uo
John SUonhurt 500 00
John Bishop 500 on
Fred Bettier 500 no
Charles Farber 500 00
W. R. Troxell 500 uo
Philip Sandmaler 500 00
TENTH WARD.
Ben. Klst 00
John Zobel 5110 no
William 1,. Wehn 500 00
John Mut ton 00
Mrs. Sarah Cavanaugh 500 00
TWELFTH WARD.
Mary Neary 500 uo
Thomas Riley 500 no
THIRTKENTH WARD.
John Maloney noo 00
E. A. James 500 00
W. s. O'Brien 00
Owen MeCue 500 00
M. T. Murphy 500 00
Thos. B. lirodertck 500 00
FOURTEENTH WARD.
E. R. Adams 500 00
John llohun, 8r 500 00
Bridget Lynch 500 00
J. P. Burns Gram
James Dalle.v 500 txi
Johnßodgers " .500 00
FIFTEENTH WARD.
John KllltZ 00
fltrtst Eger 500 00
M. P. Boyle sou 00
H. Mcconnell 500 00
P- Green raw 00
1 • raw 00
?• c k a V, gWln 500 00
IJ. 1. Kelly 500 00
John E. F'ees ......I 500 ou
M. Laffrey 500 00
George Arbaugh 500 00
Thomas Halloreu 500 00
Solomon iloizman 500 00
SIXTEENTH WAKD.
Peter Roth 500 00
John Burkliurd raw tw
JohnShetTauer .'.Wsoo tw
Mary Burkhard 500 00
Henry Sally son ( „,
August Heine 500 (W
Peter Jones " . .MOW
John Lytett tw
LILLY BOROUGH.
George Brant 150 tw
Jacob B'-ck 150 uo
John Metzgar 150 00
Mrs. M. Healy tw
C.A.George 100 00
Blair Short 150 00
sarah Mulliorron 150 (W
James A. Burke .J.'.100 00
Theodore Sell 150 00
LOKETTO BOHOUGH.
C. F. O'Dounell 150 00
A. J- Christy 00
F lorlan Benegele 150 00
LOWER YODEIf TOWNSHIP.
Francis Leckey 75 tw
M. conway 75 00
Frank Cowan 75 00
JOIIII Lordl eh 75 00
Jacob Albrechl 75 tw
l-ORT UiK TOWNSHIP.
J. J. McDonnell 75 <.
FellX loole 75 (W
EdwardMctilade 7* mi
Albeit Dlelii 75 [J,
Hugh Canavln 75 IHI
James Dalley 75 tw
Joseph Mctiough '.. 75 ou
Mrs. Rose Mctiough 75 tw
READE TOVNSIIIP.
Wm. A. Chaplin.. . TRIXI
M. t arroll 75 ...
J. F. Durbln 75 00
John McMulUn 75 tw
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.
Theresa Mulzl 7-, no
Bernard Nees...— 75 tw
SOUTH FORK BOROUGH.
Jacob Wuttei-son i-ji mi
yp's-M; crouse
W. W. Raker , w
BTONYCKEKK TOWNSHIP.
Ceorge s. shaefer 75 00
John Melzler 75 (W
SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSHIP.
S. I*. Lantzy -K m
Michael Maler 75 txi
TI'NNELHILL BOROUGH.
W. Mcoarvey jgn no
Andrew Basal, Jr...!!".!"! 1150 00
J. FI. KHUUtf isn nn
Joseph Bertram ;!!!'.".".".'i80 (W
Richard Byrne ' . 150 nu
William Meuough ".130 00
UPPER YODER TOWNSHIP.
John Fltzbnrris 75 la i
Chas. Ilochsteln .ii.lis tw
WASHINGTON TOWNSHI P.
W. R. Dunham rx , H i
John If. Clark """ 75 <w
Marl In Leap J. 75 , M i
Frank Leap 7". tw
Dorol by Leap 75 00
Hugh o'Donnell 75 no
Charles Kinney 7500
W. J. schwadeier 75 no
John McNally -J , H i
John McKenna 75 txi
Patrick It. Myers 75 00
WILMORE BOROI Off.
c.Wenderoth 150 ,
Joseph Horuer 150 IW
WHOLESALE I.IC'ENSE.
CAKROLLTOWN BOROUGH.
J. J. llauck .inn nn
T. s. wiiiianis ;;;goo IXI
HASTINGS BOROUGH.
A. liletrlck 200 t)0
GALLITZIN BOROUGH.
V' LtttzA: Son 200 00
A. H. Helsl 200 OO
Thomas W. Burns ."."atK tw
GALLITZIN TOWNSHIP.
11. I), lfiners 00
JOHNSTOWN— SECOND WARE,
John Raab 00
THIRD WARD.
f>. Lutz A son 500 (XI
Iron city Brewing Co 500 (W
John Ludwlg A-Son 500 00
Chas.
Fisher A co 500 tw
FOURTH WARD.
William Thomas 500 oo
EOL'RTKKN'TH WAKD.
Robert Lidell 500 00
TI'NNELHILL BOROUGH.
R. D. Piunkct 200 00
BREWERS' LICENSE.
t'ARROLLTOWN BOROUGH.
Mrs. B. A. Blum 200 (X)
C. A. Farabaugh 200 00
H-C. schroth 2tw tw
CONEMAUGH TOWNSHIP.
L- Host 00
GALLITZIN BOHOUGH.
Goo. Aukenbauer 200 00
JOHNSTOWN— FOURTH WAKIL.
F'. M. Doberncek 54x1 txi
SEVENTH WAKD.
John Emmerllng 500 00
TENTH WARD.
Lambert A Kress 500 tw
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Mrs. M. ooeuncr 500 00
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
H. J. McNally 100 00
BOTTLERS' LICENSE.
GALLITZIN BGROi. ill.
D. Lutz Ac son Itw 00
Anthony l'adtila _...100 tw
BILLIARD TABLES AND BOWLING
ALLEYS.
ASHVILI.E BOIfOUGII.
A Ileus. Tables. License.
A. J. Miller 2 40 50
KBENSBI RG BOROUGH.
J. H. Denny 3 80 50
EASTCONEMAUGH.
Silas Ream 40 00
CROYLE TOWNSHIP.
P. Brown r. 1 31) 0
GAI.LITZIN BOROUGH.
F. C. Piatt g 40 50
HASTINGS.
K. H. Kuhn 1 so oo
w.j. Homer 1 30 50
F.J. Kline 1 30 00
JOHNSTOWN— THIKU WARD.
Mccann A Co 4 oo 00
FOURTH WARD.
W. M. Peters 1 30 00
kelley A wier 7 uo 50
LILLY BOROUGH.
George Williams I 30 (10
Otto F. lielly 1 30 00
PORTAGE TOWNSHIP.
Peter McGougb 1 a 30 00
READE TOWNSHIP,
Pennsylvania and North
western 11. It. C'o 4(1 50
LTPPER YODER TOWNSHIP.
John Fitzharrla 1 30 00
WASHINGTON TOWNBHIP.
uresson springs Co 4 30 50
cresson Springs co 3 ... 33 (10
Joseph Sanders 1 30 00
WILMORE BOROUQU.
C. Wenderotli 1 30 50
NTONYUREEK TOWNSHIP.
John 11. Watklns a 40 00
Take not lee, all who are concerned In this ap
praisement. that an appeal win be held at the
Commissioners Ofllee, Kbensbtirg, on Monthly,
the Oth day of June, A. I>. 1 MOO, lietween the
hours of 10 A M. and 4 c. a., when and where
you may attend If you think proper.
~. , H. A. ENOLEHAIIT. Appraiser.
Ebensburg, Pa., May 10, lsno.
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
RPHE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS
I have been examined and passed by me
and remain tiled ol record In tills ofllee for the
Inspection of heirs, legatees, and alt others In
terested, and will be presented to the Orphans'
court of Cambria county for contlrmatton and
allowance on 4V. diiesdnr, June 4, A. I>. 1H1M).
I. First and partial account or W. R. George
and Anna Duncan, Administrators of Thomas
Duncan, late of Blackllck township, deceased.
3. The account ol Joseph Mctiough, Adminis
trator of Jesse McClough, late of Portage town
ship, deceased.
3. The first and final account of John Boden
schotz, Administrator of Louts Wlnzerll, late ot
Cambria borough, deceased.
t. First and final account ol .lames Kinney,
Executor of John Karr, late of conemaugh bor
rugh, deceased.
5. Account of Paul Yahner. Executor of Peter
Bortman. late of A1 .egheny township, de
ceased.
B. First and final account of J. W. Leech, Ad
ministrator of Carrie K. Wilson, late of Franklin
borough, deceased.
7. Final accoount of A. K. Bell, Guardian of
Kulth E. Bowman.
8. First and final account of Ann W lker, Ex
ecutrix of George Walker, late of Johnstown
borough, deceased.
9. The account, of John shiirbaugh. Executor
of Philip Warner, lite of Washington township,
deceased.
lb. First and final aceount ot George w. De
lauey, Administrator or L. W. Delano}, late of
Johnstown borough, deceased.
11. First and final account of J. W. Burnett,
Administrator of Margaret 1. Alexander, late 01
Woodvale borough, deceased.
13. First, aud final accoount of James Tit tle,
Administrator of c. P. Tittle, late of Johnstown
borough, deceased.
13. First and partial account ot s. J. Mccor
mick, Administrator of scot! Mccormick, late of
East conemaugh borough, deceased.
11. First aud final account ot John A. Wertz,
Administrator of Jacob Wertz late ot stoaycreek
township, deceased.
15. First ami final account of Benjamin Miller.
Administrator of James Diamond, late of croyle
township, deceased.
"l">. First and final aceount ot W. W. Harris,
Administrator 01 Caroline Wakefield. late ot
Jackson Township, deceased.
17. Flist and final account of James A. Denny,
Administrator of John N. De..ny, late of Johns
town borourh, deceased.
18. First and final account of Martha Kager.
acting Executor of llezeklah ltagcr, late of
Jackson township, de eased.
19. First and final account of Peter StrUtmat
ter. Guardian of Frank R. llartzog, minor child
of Philip llartzog, deceased.
30. First and partial account of John L. Ed
wards. Executor of Lewis Edwards, late of
Blacklacke tow nship, deceased.
31. First and final account of William F.
Dlller, Administrator of A. P. lilller, late ot
Johnstown borough, deceased.
33. First aud tlual account of c. Leahey and
John R. Kelly, Kxeculorsof Patrick MePlilUlps,
late ot Lilly borough, deceased.
23. First and final account of Cnllsteis G.
Luther, Administrator of Sophia Luther, late ot
Carroll township. deceased.
31. First and llual account of Yost Hochstlne.
Administrator of John Frank, sr., late ot Johns
town borough, deceased.
35. First aud final account of K. Zang, Admin
istrator ot Wm. Stelgerwald, late of Conemaugh
borough, deceased.
38. First and final account of John Raab
Adtnlulstrater of George ltaub. hue of Johns
town borough, deceased.
37. First and final aceount ot George Bnm
gtirdner. Administrator of Mary Bomgardner,
Tate ot stony creek township, deceased.
38. First and parti..lsocount ot chas. s Ruth,
administrator ot c. Klsaesser, late of Johns
town borough, deceastd.
39. First and ttn .l account of Daniel Luther,
Administrator or Milton W. Hunter, late of
Grubbtown borough, deceased.
30. First and final account ot Isaac Yoder and
Hiram Weaver.Admlnlstratcrsof Harry Weaver,
late of Richland township, deceased.
31. The first and partial account of J. M.
shoemaker. Administrator ot John Streuni, late
of Johnstown oorough, deceased.
32. First and final account of John c. I.ardtn,
Administrator of J. W. Stuff). late of Woodvale
oorough, deceased.
33. First aud final aceount of Jacob Singer and
Wlll. Noon, Executors of John Noon. Jr., late of
conemaugh township, deceased.
34. First and Until account of John Meyer, Ad
ministrator of Elizabeth Meyer, late ot Johns
town borougu, deceased.
lift. First and tlual account of Annie M. Young,
Administrator ot August Younir, who was Ex
ecuted ot John 11. Helming, late of Johnstown,
borough, deceased.
3tl. First andfinal account ot Annie M. Young
Administrator of August young, deceased, who,
was Test Guardian of Jno. 11. llenntng's belts,
deceased.
37. First and final account of Maria lilnns.
Administrator of Win. Blnns. late of Lower
A Oder townshtp. deceased.
33. First and final account of J. J. Kltld, Ad
ministrator of Sarah Kldd, late of Johnstown
borough, deceased.
89. First and final account of J.J. Kldd, Ad
ministrator or Joshua L. Kldd, late ol Johns
town borough, deceased.
40. First and final aceount of Joseph Koontz.
Administrator of John Kane, late of Johnstown
borough, deceased.
41. First and final account of John Vogel, Ad
ministrator of Joseph Myers, late of Cambria
borough, deceased.
43. First and final account of John Ifannan,
Executor of Charles Ilagerty, late of Jolinstowu
borough, deceased.
48. second and final aceount of Joel A. Gates,
Administrator or Daniel 11. Donnelly, late of
White township, deceased.
44. First and final aecouutof .Joseph Hipp, Ad
ministrator of Johanna Hipp, late of cone
maugh borough, deceased.
15. First and tlual account ot James King, Ad
ministrator I). B. N.. ot Edwurd Weaklanu. late
of Jonnstown borough, deceased.
Hi. second and partial account of Barry.
Jno.Dowilng and M. I>. Kitten, Kxeculorsof
John Ryan, late of Johnstown borough, de
ceased.
47. Aceount of D. Barry, Jno. Dowilogand M.
I). Kittell. Executors ot Jno. Ryan, who was the
Executor's ot Thomas McCabe, leceused.
CELESTINEJ. BLAIR, Register.
Register's Ofllee. Kbensburg, Pa., May 3, 1890.
WIDOWS' APPRAISMENT,
NOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN
that the following named appraisements
01 property appraised ami set apart for widows
ot decedents under the Act of Assembly of the
4th April, A. I>. lHf.l, has been filed In tin:
Register's Office In and for the county 01 Cam
bria. and will he presented to the orphan's court
of said county for continuation and allowance on
Wednesday, 4tli day ot March, A. D. 1890.
1. inventory and appraisement of personal
properly appraised and set apart for Mary
uwens, widow of David uwens, deceased, moo.
2. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart for Catharine
Noel, widow of William Noel, deceased, $;tH).
3. Inventory and appraisement ot personal
property appraised and set apart for v. idow of
Noah scene, late of Jackson township, de
ceased, s3Oll.
4. inventory and appraisement ot personal
properly appraised and set apart for Catharine
Etmnel, widow of John Kmmel. late of Lower
Yoder township, deceased, fsoo.
5. Inventory and appralsemont of personal
property appraised ana xet apart for Jillzabeth
Rausch, widow or John Rauseh. late ot stcny
creek township, deceasedls7 .'.50-
(i. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and s°t apart ror alary L.
Yeagley, widow ol Andrew Yeugley. late of
Johnstown, dereased. $3(10.
7. Inventory and appru'winent of per-oual
property appraised ana set apart for Elizabeth
Moore, widow of Henry Moore, late of south
Fork borough, deceased, *S6i
s. Inventory and appraisement of certain |ier
sonal property appraised and set apart for Sadie
K. Hunter, widow of Milton W. Hunter, late of
Greentowu borough, deceased, s3t)o.
9. inventory and appraisement of iiersouat
property, appraised aud set apart for Mary
iirandt, widow of Joseph Brandt, late of Johns
town borough, deceased, fe.'ai.l.",.
10. Inventory and appraisement or personal
property, appraised and set apart lor i.ena
Bet-ties widow or Aaron Heebes. lale of Kast
Coneuiaugli b irough, deceased, $14v.75.
11. Inventory and uppralsenieul ol peritonei
property, appraised aud tel apart for Lena
Schiiurr, widow of ehas. sohuurr, late of cone
m nigh borough, deceased, tdoo.uo.
m. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property, appraised and set apart for susan
Boyle, widow of linvld 11. Boyle, lale or t'rovie
township, deceased, fkiO.OC.
13. Inventory and appraisement or real and
personal property, appraised and set apart for
Clara Miller, wldowol s. x. Miller, lale ol Black
Uck township, deceased, $300.00.
14. Inventory and appraisement of persona,
property, appraised aud set apart for Annie
Wolf, widow or John N. Wolf, lale of Hastings
borough, deceased, S6S.!iO.
18. inventory aud appru'seinent of persona
and real property, appraised and set apait roi
Mary Bender, widow of iiephart Bender, late of
Lilly borough, deceased, $3U0.00.
10. Inventory aud appraisement or personal
"PP'H'S"! and set apart for
susan W trick, widow of lleurv Wlrlck lute of
ltlchland township, deceased. $300.00 "
lOKLESTINKJ. BLAIK. Register
Register's Office, Ebensburg, l'a., May i.isno!
I?ABM IfOB >s.\j. E—One liuii
x. dred and Forty Acres on Fairfield Koad
Lower Voder township, ly. nilles from Mor
rellvllle crossing, inquire of k. LEWIS, Elm
street. Morrellvlfie, l'a. may 17-etd-ltw
Don't Go Off Itefore Von are Ready,
Particularly on a long Journey. Be fully pre
pared. \ou cannot, permit us to say. unless
you are accompanied with the travelers and
tourist s rarte tiwcutu, Ilostetter's stomach lif
ters, most genial of appetlzeis, accllmatizers
and promoters of dlgcstfon. Against sea sick
ness. malaria, cramps and colles begotten of
- or unwholesome food and bracklsH'
nervousness, Increased by travel, chronic
biliousness and constipation, the Bltiers is a
["'"vcntlve. It Imparts a relish foi
food not altogether to your taste, and prevents
It from disagreeing with yon. Never was there
?!"'!' a capital thing for the unfortunate dysprp
tic who stands in dread of the best cooked nieal.
Stomachic trouble caused by ill prepared viands
aboard ship, on steamboats, and rations hastily
bolted at railway restaurants. Is soon remedied
-c,,.? te w , wtl ' cll gives a quietus also t
rheumatism, kidney troubles and Insomnia.
Nature la Conviil-ion
sterrittc, Volcanic eruptions, cyclones, earth
quakes are awfully and tremendously plctur
e-que, but scarcely deslraole to emulate In ac
tion and effect by the administration of rem
edies which produce convulsion and agony la
Hie abnonrar portion or the human frame. Such
Is the effect of the old fashioned violent purga
tives happily failing more and more Into disuse
and of which flosie'ter's stomach Bitters is the
wholesome, pleasant, and far more effective
sercedaneum. They weakened the Intestines—
the Hitters Invigorates them. They left the
bowels Inactive, because incaDaclated bv ensu
ing feebleness. The Bitters, on the contrary,
aud because It enables, not forces, them to act
—a vast and fortunate difference—perpetuates
their activity and regularity, The liver is bene
ficially stimulated, as the kidneys also are by
tills medicine, which easily conquers also ma
laria, nervousness and rheumatism.
Words of Advice
To those who require a stimulant. There are
many to whom we could recommend you; we
think there are Just as many honest liquor
dealers as there are dealers m any oilier class
of merchandize, and again we believe I hat there
are many who sell whiskey or any other com
modity, who are not reliable. We have noticed
that our best physicians and superintendents of
hosplials have by heir testimonials highly rec
ommended Klein's silver Age Rye, therefore we
say his Is the place to which we would advise
every one ro go. lie sells slx-.vear-oUI Gucken
heiiner, Finch, Gibson or overholt. forsl per
full quart, or six quarts for $5. wines, Brandies
and <lns. cheap as the cheapest. Send for con -
plete catalogue and price list to Max Klein si
Federal.street, Allegheny.
One Dollar for Kilty Cents,
competition and Improved methods ot manu
facture have reilueed 1 he cost of drugs and other
commodltie fully one-half within the last ten
years. In view of tills facts the proprietors of
tan Wert's Balsam for the lungs have decided
10 give their pat rons the benettt of the saving
which they are thus able to make tu tee produc
tion of their remedies, and have therefore re
duced the price of the Balsam and offer the bot
tle, which has hitherto been sold for sl. tor Bile.
The Balsam can be obtained of W. B. Tlce. cor
ner of Franklin and Locust si reefs. Trial size
free.
A Ronton Editor Pleased.
I. M. Grainey, the llrooton, Mass. correspond
ent of the Boston llrrald writes as foliaws: I
have used Van Wert's Balsam when afillct<jd
with severe coughs and do not hesitate In saying
that it has never failed to affect a permanent
cure. I think It the best remedy of the kind In
Ihe market, forming my opinion on my own ex
perlance and that of others In the city. The
Balsam Is sold by W. B. Tice, corner of Frank
lin and Locust streets. Trial size free.
Kilty Spasms n|Day.
Had Mis. H. A. Gardner, of Vistula, Indiana,
lived two thousand years ago she would have
been thought to be possessed by evil splitis.
She was subject to nervous prosi ration, head
aches, dizziness, backache, palpitation and forty
to fifty spasms a day. 'though having been
treated by eight physicians for years without
success, she was permanently cured by one but
tle of Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine. A trial
bottle of this new and wonndcrfut medicine, and
a finely Illustrated treatise free at John M.
Taney s Co.'s Drug store, .Mortis street, win
recommends and guarantees It.
Illbburd's Throat ami Lung Rulsnm.
1 e 1 throat and lung troubles this remedy has
no equal, It Is guui anteed to cure eousuiuptlon
In its first stages, and even In advanced stages
01 that disease it relieves coughing and Induces
sleep, You may have a cough or a cold at any
time, therefore no household, especially with
children, should he without it. For all affec
tions of the throat, lungs and chest, croup,
whooping cough, hoarseness, spitting of blood
and all pulmonary diseases It has no equal
I repared only by Rheumatic Syrup Co,, Jack
so Mich, Ask your druggist tor It.
F< r sale at Slater's drug store, corner of M tin
street and Park Place, Jolinstowu, Pa.
teb-sM-sd-w-ly.
LOt'A ITYIIrtIN.
"Tls not the muffled drum's sad tone
Falliug upon the ear-
It Is not war's tierce bugle blown.
Waking the echoes clear—
'Tls holy sorrow mixed with pride
That leads this grand array,
Kor those who for their country died—
'Tls Decoration Day.
The city offices will be closed to-day.
Special bargains in fine clothing at Geis
& Schry's. See their new advertisement.
There will be an ice cream aud straw
berry festiva 1 at the Trinity Evangelical
Ohtirch to-night and to-morrow night,
May 30th anil 31st.
None ot the people who have viewed
the remains of the man found at Morrell
ville on Wednesday evening have been
able to identify them.
The postoflicc will he closed to-day
from noon until GP. M, The usual morn
ing and evening deliveries and collections
wiil be made, but not the afternoon.
There are now in the Allegheny eountv
jail eighteen prisoners who arc charged
with complicity ir. the murder, either as
principals or accessories; one who is
charged with manslaughter, aud another
detained as a witness to a murder. Thiy
form quite a colony and constitute the
largest lot of alleged murderers ever held
there at oue time. The crimes for which
eighteen of the prisoners were incar.
cerated were committed within lest
than Ave months.