MCBPiWTIiE APPRAISEMENT
MlkMWim I •
OF
CAMBRIA. COUNTY
rORTHK YEAR 1890.
rpHE venders of foreign and do-
I mestlc merchandise, distillers and brewers,
brokers, etc.. lu Cumbria county, win take no
tice that they ure appraised and classed by the
undersigned Appraiser ot Mercantile and other
license tax tor the year ltmo, as follows, to wit:
RETAILERS OH' MERCHANDISE.
ADA MS TOWNSHIP.
Claun. Licente.
Isaac Horner {J I DJ!
Geo. G. Krlng ' i
Jacob Stull I
Daniel Helsel \\ ' S
Andrew Grumbling 18 '
ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP,
W. J. 14 7 00
, ABIIVILLE BOHOI'GIL.
F. 8. Hurgocm ••■•}'} L !!!
?• . D - 7 *>
As'hvtlle sitppiy company 18 10 M
BARK TOWNSHIP.
?5S
BLACKLICK TOWNSHIP.
Isaac Michaels 14 7 50
CAKROLLTOWN BOROUGH.
p. .J. Dletrlck. •' 4 7 JX
Eckenrode a lloppel ' " }"
j. w. sharbaugh & Company 18 18 ®[j
J. J. Ilauck A ..
P. L. Eck A Son 8 Kjj
C. A. AS 11. Buck 48 ' ™
William Ylnger " i £,
j.V. Maucher " i
C. A. sharbaugh 14 IS
A. C. Buck A CO 14 ' M
CHEST SPRINGS BOROUGH.
James Perry 18 '!! [{J
E. Little A CO 48 i njj
C. 1). Wharton 14 ' ""
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
Henry Leiden 14 ' 00
CLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP.
E. R. Dunegan 14 i Df{
A, 11 ' •"
COOPBRSDALE BOROUGH,
Ktinkle Bros. A Sheridan 11 48 j
.7. Hoover 18 1U
* CROYLE TOWNSHIP.
John Brown J 4 I ™
j.' D Plummer 18 ' 5"
c.A. Dimond 44
c. A. Dlmond 14 i $
j. w. Plummer 88 L
p. K. Lewis 44 '
EAST CONEMAUGU.
B. Alexander 44 i. [5
K. G. Harvey J 4 i [J!
Bust Conemaugh eurnlture to J 4 < J
John Kelly 4 I X
Goughnour A Ramsey ' i m
Samuel'Hbbott J 4 I ~
Klinefelter a McFeaters n 1
EBENBBURG BOROUGH.
g
J.M.Thompson J <w
Thos. M. Mcßreen 4 ' ™
o. A. Laugheln 4 i
Isaac . , i ',,,
V. Luttringer '
E. E. Evans 4 .' ?P.
V. 8. Barker A Bro jf l £ ;Jj
John '
John Lloyd A sons i-j ™
T. J. Davison ' "
George Huntley 8 J
carl Tflvlnlus 4 i {
E. James - ? 4
Thos. Grtmih estate 8 [J
F. W. 48 ' "
W. C. Shields - 48 'S J.
Mrs. R. E. Jones 4 L '*
Geo. L. 44 i ;JJ
A. 44 < JJJ
K. Dnfton A Son 48 ™ "
J. A E. shoemaker 48 i
E. B. Cresswell 11 1 3,1
El.DElt TOWNSHIP.
Thomas ott A Co 44 < 00
FRANKLIN BOROUGH.
A. G. CUll A CO 44
George Dunmeyer 44 •
D. W. coulter 18 i [J
Sylvester varner 48 i 'J 1
M. custer 18 ' "o
GALLITZIN BOROUGH.
A. C. Buck A CO 48 WW
F.U.Ferguso 48 <, oo
W. K. Conrad 48 < ®o
W. E. Troxell 48 <,50
John Troxell 4 ■ w
Taylor, McCoy & Co *0 -J] JJJ
Aug. slmon 8 88 80
Jacob Yeckley - - 48 00
P. j. Mansou 8 ; W
M. Bracken 8 4 J] W
J.J. McGeary, Agt 48 < W
Thomas Bradley i-
I William Yeckley }4 50
Charles Drass 11 y w
' chas. Dicker! - 48 <OO
ill. H.Twttmlre 48 <SJJ
Monroe a CO 48 ]0 jo
i Joseph Bengele
(i VLU rziN T(VVNMII P.
levy Kelly 48 I jjjj
Elder, Gaines A Co H < 50
HASTINGS BOROUGH.
I F.< .N . Donahue Aco H 4 so
J. B. Kaplnu 48 10 00
E.J. Kuhn 48 £ J 1
E. T. spencer 48 i W
Mlllon NelT 48 < ;*•
Yothers A McNeells 44 •_ oo
M. E. Mcoloakey 48 <SO
N. W. Bielh 48 < 60
Mrs. W. A. Noel 14 7 50
R. A. M. turner < w
P. J. Dletrlck 14 < 00
A. Haywood 1J 7 00
I. L. Binder 11 < 50
P. B. cosgr .ve A Co h < w
C. A. As. H. Buck 14 7 00
Wm. Haywood 1 4 <SO
E. Gessler 48 < '"'
A. Diet rick 48 7 00
Harry Watby 48 < 50
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
George varner 14 ' 50
David Simmons 14 4 50
JOHNSTOWN—Ft KST WARD.
r W.A.Kramer 4 1 48 50
T, B. Ringler 48 7 On
.1. A. l.arkln 48 < 00
I'etrlkln A Miller IS IS 50
HoweAl'endcr 14 <OO
C.A.Fran IS IS 50
Mrs. Lou Cohet 10 ui
J. w. Stevenson is is oo
Hannan, Dyer A Co 44 7 no
B, F. Speedy < 10 00
Johnstown Produce CO 10 SO 00
s. stuver 4 4 7 oo
Charles 11. Wilt 44 7 00
W.H.Strauss 48 7 50
D. R. Jones, 48 7 00
Charles Brown H 7 oo
'). K. Lucas 48 7 00
L thomas A Walters 48 750
I V SECOND WAKO.
rs. Maiy Kunklc 14 7 00
■Uyan A Hutledge 14 7 oo
■ Mrs. c. Murr 14 7 50
F. Pletro 14 7 00
M. Janowskey H < 00
J. C, Miller t.14 7 oo
V. C. seese 14 7 50
.las. C. Whealc - 14 7 50
j. B. Slater 14 7 50
William Stremel 14 7 oo
Mrs. A. Dangea A Co i t 7 oo
Enlic. Roth 44 7 00
IF- v. SeholT, Agt 44 700
IgHshr Manufacturing Co 14 7 00
|J, Edwards 44 7 or)
18. E. PnHUps 48 7 oil
! Mrs. a. s. Maloy 4 4 7 50
j. W. t-Aven it 7 00
Kredel a Kartell il 7 oo
Mrs. L. V lAdteiPierger II 7 00
L. Baumoi I I 7 00
k. C. B. Cover 14 700
I*l JOS. M. YOUig 7 < 0
1 Beimel A ciooker ...il 7 on
f T. I). Davis il 7 (>n
G. A. Zimmerman II 7 00
W. B. Tlce II 7 00
Porch Bros U 7 oo
M.J. comer 18 iu no
Tlios. E. Morgan H 7 no
Geo. K. Shryock 14 7110
C. H. Statler 14 700
• D. B. Parker 14 700
. W. A. Kraft II 780
G Porsev Baker 11 7 ijn
ft, J. S. Asbbrtdgc 13 10 uo
■ M. A. Stack II 750
I KOlller A McGee 11 700
■ J. M. Ashbrldge 14 700
I >dward creed. 14 700
Wood, Morreil A Co., Limited A 35000
1 s. C. ltalley A son. .../l 750
tfird WARD.
;/ George Mayer.... 44 780
Wm. U. Plack H 7 00
Henry Vlerlng 14 - 00
Duerbeck 4 llorton 14 7 00
Gustav llostard 13 10 oo
Louis F. Mosebach u
* i uo
p. u. '4 7 00
J. G. Mccrory 14 TOO
11. W. Given 14 ' 00
I'lke & Miller 18 10 00
11. C. Loebrleli 14 7 00
T. & J. Brady 14 7 00
I'eter Carpenter 14 . 7 00
Knterprlse Store 18 10 00
Chas. Griffith 14 7 oo
Kamp4 Iloran 18 13 00
Scott Dlbert 11 13 00
.las. A. McMillan 14 7 00
John stengcr 14 12 oJJ
Henry 11. Youig. 14 7 00
Maurice I.andaw 14 . oo
M. Nathan 4 lire 12 12 00
(.eo. w. Mapledoram 11 10 00
A, w. Lucknarat II is oo
V. Luther, est 11 10 00
A. cchen is io oo
C. E. schaplre 18 10 00
chas and Tony Musante ll 700
It. F. llhl 14 7 00
Fenn lire's 18 10 00
George Muehlhauscr. 14 7 00
Max Kecke 14 7 00
samuel Lenliart 14 7 oo
Louis Wehn 4 son 14 7 00
K. b. Maloy 14 7 |X>
George M. Thomas SCO II < JjO
Thomos, Karr 4 ogllvle 25 oo
A.O. Utecht |4 too
Hautley 4 Eronhelser ll io JJJJ
Newman sc'o 14 < oo
K. Myers, Agt 14 <OO
Louis cohen „ 12 12 j0
Conemaugh valley Furniture Co 12 1J oo
J. s. Custer's Son 11 1" 00
I'felfer Bro's 14 > [JJ
E. w. Fisher 18 io <w
Foster 4 oulnu * oo
Henry I'lack - 14 ■ so
Gels 4 schry 10 20 00
George Wild 13 10 oo
K. C. Loreutz —~ 13 10 00
Jacob H. Young 11 la JJJ
Chas. s. Ituth 14 7 oo
Mrs. Sedlemyer 14 ' 00
Fritz 4 Fllon 14 oo
Etter, l'lnkerton 4 CO 14
G. A. Hauch J') •. oj
J. \V. Luther 14 ■ oo
FOURTH WARD.
John Hendersou 10 2JJ 50
George Helper J3 '0 J^
L. W. Mccurdy 7 00
Cohen & Marx 10 30
.Jordan 4 lllnchman 12 12 oo
C. G. Campbell " < 00
E. J3 io 00
Kd. E. Tlohman 14 ■ oo
John Thomas 4 Son's ft W) 00
hconomy Clothing company it it oo
L. M. Wool! 4 Son 30 00
W. B. Dlbert 1 0 00
Kramer Bro's 13 JO oo
11. 11 lJ 00
A. P. Kinney 14 7 JJ
11. G. Clark J4 'OO
F. W. Ilay 4 son 0 30 a
G. W. Moses 12 12 00
N. cbllcoat 14 < oj)
J. L. Caldwell J4 i 00
Horsey Makln 14 <, ojj
Evu Michaels JJ ' ;JJ
C. sehmldtberger JJ 7 .JJ
Fondeller4 Keene JJ i JJJ
A. sitalamacßeta \* 'JJJ
J'. K. Marshall 13 10 00
King 4 Uornlck JJ ■ 'JJ
conemaugh Lumber Co J3 io .Jj
Chas. Young JJ
Douglas Book Company JJ • OJJ
I. 11. cohen JJ i JJ
G. M. Harsh be rger 14 ; oo
Swank Hardware Co • ; J JJJ
Schroder 4 Greer J3 '0 ojj
A. W. Luckhardl 14 'JJJ
F. A. Joy 4 son's. 2 it oo
Gerher4 lloulz J 1 Jo JJ
W.H. Levergood J2 1J JJ
G. W. shuvwe JJ i J
H. B. Heflley 4 < oo
J. 11. Beckley JJ io <*
Charles cook J4 ;J
McKee Bros 13 J J J
J. s. Bowser 13 10 00
J. It. llolztnger JJ 7 iw
Henry C. Wright JJ i JJ
Fred Frank 14 JJJ
Gottlelb HolTinon 14 .• JJ
John H.Waters 4 Bro 14 • oo
FIFTH WABD.
P. A. cobaugh 8 ; 40 JJJ
James ott " JJJJ
Breohm Bros JJ • JJJ
J. M. Tawney 4 Co JJ oo
J. sowers J4 • jj
Charles l'rlbeck J: 2JJ
M.J. Alien J4 ' -JJ
Focklcr 4 Levergood 13 "J JJJ
J. 1). coleinan 4 Co 14 £ JJ
Baruhart Bros JJ J. •
J. c. llolTman JJ 7 •
L. \V. Lane 14 \ ""
I>. B. D. coleman JJ , J*
Woolf 4 Enyeast 51 • M
SIXTH WARD.
A. W. Hlough & Co -..JJ 7 JJJ
William Strauss J J L JJ
McGeary 4Son JJ 1. J
T. A. Brlnker J4 < J
J. ■. Decker 13 io JJJ
Bert Barclay J J i j
K. p. Miller J i JJJ
Adolph Miller 14 ' •"
SEVENTH WARU.
Edward Grate JJ J [Jj
W. If. Barrlck 4 Co l J •_ JJJ
J. M. Wilson son ij '
Joseph Young • •• } i •
J. F. ODdcr eck J J i JJJ
c.Wlltershelm JJ . ■*
J. B. Paul 14 ' "o
Herman Ballmer J J 7 [JJ
H. T. lie France JJ < J
James McLaughlin J J , oo
G. S. Paul 14 00
N. Home 14 1
KtUHTH WARD.
W. I!. Zimmerman J s } JJJ
Geo. K linger J] i JJ 1
K. la. Baer | 4 I J
J. Harnett 11 1
NINTH WARD.
Mason 14 IJJJJ
Krunk Taylor \\
M. 1). Jones J* ].} £
.John JJ'
.Joseph • • j'j J ;J;
Julius J J 'JJJ
shoen waiter & Bkreliot ] ) i JjjJ
oustav uetterman *.
J. P. Daily |4 i ;J
John \\ I 'jJJ
J.J. Strayer 14 • ,)()
EIaBVKNTII WARP-
M. I). Jonos 14 • ™
TIIIKTKENTH WARD.
John M. Williams. JJ 7 JJJ
Jos. \v. Dixon i i oo
John Arnislrong J i
John P. Dal ley J J ' 00
P. C. Kuhn Jj i;J^
C. F. Little j A no
A. u. Aystee 4 : j
stahl 4 Bersey 14 • oo
FOL'RTRENTLL WARD.
P. Connelly 11 7 00
stutzman 4 Stuver. 14 7 oo
Findley Bros ' J 7 oo
L. It. Brawller 4 Co 14 7 60
M A. Murray JJ 7 00
M. 4 E. BUCikley 14 7 00
B. Garvey 14 7 oo
KIFTBKNTH WARD.
John P. Klntz 14 7 oo
Martin Fish J4 7 00
Fred St ammerle 14 7 OO
John Tokae 14 7 OO
C. H io 60
8. A. si bio 14 7 60
JJ 7 00
P. Boyle 14 oo
Thomas Halloran ll ■ 60
SIXTRENTLL WARD.
Mrs. C. Winn JJ 7 00
Aug. Kulotr ;J 7 00
George Kane 14 7 60
John Dowllng J J 7 00
Joseph stlblch....~ 12 12 50
LILLY BOROUGH.
C. Leahy JJ 7 oo
Krebs 4 Co 14 7 00
F. c. George ..14 750
M. A. McGOnlgle 14 7 50
G. It. Mcintosh 14 7 00
F. A . Thompson 14 7 BO
John Conrad . .13 7 00
Lilly Merchandise CO., limited 12 12 50
Leahy & co - 11 in 00
Hughes 4 CO 14 7 50
Joseph lialney 14 7 00
LORETTO BOROUGH.
H. T.O'Frlel 14 7 00
M. F. McDonald It 7 00
J. E, Shields 11 7 IX)
W. w. McAteer ll 7 BO
B. W. Lltzlnger 11 71x1
W. <l. comerlord 11 700
J. F. Wills 14 7 (X)
LOWER YODER TOWNSHIP.
U. M. Llndsey 14 700
1). E. Mart/. 4 son 11 7 00
H. Anderson— 11 709
H. J. Schnable h 700
8. T. Burkhart 11 71x1
F. Mali 4 CO 14 7 III)
JohnSlble 14 7 on
Laugbrey Flidlej is 7 (JJ
John A. Utll 14 i T
Jonn F. selgh 11 • ~
I'etersaley 14 "5"
David Davis 14 7 s')
W. A. Steve-g ' ,14 750
Alter A Marshall Co }| ;•
J. A. Marsh J S2
Farrell *• Kredcl J] i [J
btroupe A Doyle 14
MUNSTEH TOWNSHIP.
H. J. Kberly 11 " 00
PORTAGE TOWNSHIP.
C. 11. Rowland A CO. " I g
,7. E. Kolbenschlag >} i £
M. A. Cringle j-J i ;ij!
A. B. It H. 8. (loldsteln 14 <
L. A. HOllpt A CO J; 0"
Sylvester McKenzle 14 . ™
W. s. confer J 4 i ™
W. K. Piper a-Co 14
Wlllielm it Mcoonlgle 14 ■ 5°
READE TOWNSHIP.
A. It. Wlllillde 14 7 00
G. 1.. Glasgow 14 • w
Bearrldge coal A coke Co 14 10 [J]
.lohn J 4 7 go
J. E. 4 . 00
A. carpenter 1;| J
Max Prick ••} IJI JJJ
J. H. McDonald 4 . 00
H. L. Bower 10 10 0
Pred Bland J J ' JJJ
K. P. Beers ; 'f
Notley A Barter 14 > JO
J.H.Glasgow 1' • M
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.
H. F. Smith 14 7 50
G. W. Conrad 14 • •*>
STONVCKEEK TOWNSHIP.
IJngO A BtlUg 14 7 00
8. c. Ream 4 7 00
I*. }4 •„ JO
B. F. 14 .00
11. C. Sill 14 7 w
Enimet Horner 14 < •*>
W. L. wentworth 14 7 50
Miller & Hubert J] lj> 00
Hummel A Shaffer J 4 J
cook A Felix 14 • Oil
W. L. lilies 14 - 10
SOUTH FORK BOROUGH.
A. A. Prlngle 14 ' f
Geo. B. stlnemun 13 ijf '"J
E. Banero .-J4 < 50
Geo. E. Gates 14 . oo
A. I). strong 14 >SO
Brown, George A Co l* is go
N. Murphy 14 ; 00
J.Kaufman 14 •
L. Mandelsteln 14 . 00
Martin Varner - 14 . su
W. 11. stlueuian 14 • JX>
South Fork supply Co IS 13 00
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP EAST.
David Wilson 14 7 50
Louis Eply 14 ' -0
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP WEST.
A. E. Somervllle 14 7 00
TUNNELHII.L BOROUGH.
G. W Shinier 14 7 00
John J. Kinney 14 7(10
Charles yulnn 14 7 00
UPPER YODER TOWNSHIP.
J. L. lllte 14 7 00
11. C. stutzman .14 7 00
WASHINGTON TOWN SHIP.
M. F. McDonald 14 7 00
wm. McKlllip A CO 18 10 50
Mrs. John Leap 14 7 no
Albert Eckenrode 14 7 oo
Mrs. c. Currish 14 7 oo
James GlUan 14 7 50
John Ptlester l4 7 00
WILMOHE BOROUGH.
P. M. Brown 14 I 50
Robertson A sherblue it ' 50
11. w. Plotner 14 7 no
p. F. Klrby 14 7 oo
George Wenderoth 11 ' 00
WHITE TOWNSHIP.
J. H. Flske, Agt 13 10 50
RETAILERS OF SPIRITUOUS LIQ
UORS.
ADAMS TOWNSHIP.
chauucey A Henry lekes 75 no
ABIIVILLE BOROUGH.
Richard liree 150 00
A. Daugherty 150 oo
Mrs. A. Brookbauk 150 00
Michael O'Harra 150 00
BARK TOWNSHIP.
11. A. Luther 75 oo
CARKOLLTOWN BOROUGH.
John Glasser 150 00
L. schroth 150 00
Mrs. B. A. Blum 150 00
W. C. schroth 150 00
John D. Thomas 150 00
C. A. Faratiaugh 150 00
John stoltz. 150 00
Mrs. Julia Binder 150 00
Jos. A, Gray 150 00
A. H. Haug 150 00
CARROLL TOWNSHIP.
Mrs. Catharine Baker 75 oo
M. Weaklen 75 00
Callstus Luther 75 00
Henry Melon 75 00
CHEST SPRINGS BOROUGH.
John crouse 150 oo
J. B Noonan 150 00
CHEST TOWNSHIP.
Jo'm 11. t'ordell 75 00
J. A. Warner 75 oo
Jost ph illpps 75 oo
CLEARFIELD TOWNSHIP.
George Harber 75 oo
George suulsby 75 00
CHOYLE TOWNSHIP.
H. M. (irallls 75 00
I'. Mccull 75 00
P. I'.rowu - 75 00
Mrs. c. caoenter 75 oo
Michael Lamb 75 00
DEAN TOWNSHIP.
Anna A. Dunphy 75 00
clias. Guuntnur .0 00
Hugh Haulgau 75 (XI
EAST CONEMAUGH.
Ceo. coufer ~..150 00
W. J. cannon 150 (XI
Margaret Kelly 150 oo
' EKENSBUKG—KA3T WARD.
L. Ksterline 150 oo
KBENSBURG—WBST WARD.
J. s. Miller - 150 oo
.1. it. Denny 150 00
John A A. E. Bender 150 (X)
ELDER TOWNSHIP.
J.s. Kline 75 oo
F. X. Gt I 75 (X)
FRANKLIN BOROUGH.
Jacob Rubrliz 150 00
GALLITZIX BOROUGH.
A. F. Flck 150 (XI
Henry soymure 150 IXI
Andrew eeagler 150 oo
It. K. lllgnan 150 (XI
J. M. Gunning 15(1 IXI
chas. Drasi 150 oo
Arnold laintz 150 (XI
F. 1". oillun 1.50 ixi
1). C. Burke 150 (X>
M. Fliuarils 150 (X)
John A. smith 150 IXI
GALLITZIX TOWNSHIP.
John J. Godfrey 75 oo
James Haolou 73 oo
John A. Meuulre 75 IXI
HASTINGS BOROUGH.
Wm.Townsend 150 oo
Charles Kinney .150 (Xi
J. A. Parks 150 (XI
E. M. Wooden 150 (XI
Henry Shettlg 150 oo
M. 11. Nagle 150 (X)
Marshal ollpatrlck 150 oo
John A. Piatt ,150 IXI
Caleb A. Gray .• 150 IXI
JOHNSTOWN— SKCONI) WARD.
David Klrby six) (Xi
Geo. W. Kough soo (xi
John Frank 500 oo
John M. coad 500 (Ml
Neal Sharkey raxi (Hi
Francis K. Kelly 500 IX)
Joseph crouse 500 ix)
Michael Fltzhairis rxxi I*l
John Kinney 500 on
W. J. McDonnell 500 (XI
Martin A. Slack 500 Ixl
THIRD WARD.
Joseph Kost 500 00
John J. Hornlck uo
Joshua GrtODtb 500 00
Joseph Biter. ...500 Ixl
Stephen Gulrk rxxi co
Jus- J. Milllgan 500 ixi
John A Evan James 500 00
Ben. sulka 500 00
Charles Wess rsxi Ixl
Enoch Jones 500 00
R. E. Lambert 300 i>
Mrs. T.ciark soo 00
John V. Kliaeffer soo 00
Charles Maneval SOO Ixl
John Klrby, Jr SOO 00
John Hudson goo (Mi
Obudlah Custer 800 IN)
KOl'RTll WARD.
Frank p. Wier... • soo 00
Henry Koch 500 (X)
W. 6i. Peter* 500 00
, J~sr Kmmei soo no
I Jacob Meier 500 no
Eckhart Hell s<X> Oo .
SIXTH WARD.
I wiUlam ShaetTer son no ■
SEVENTH WARD.
Edward J® [J! I
John 1(. Gerbradt 1500 "" ,
EIGHTH WARD.
Mrs. Catharine Ream "Co 00 ,
NINTH WARD.
George Held - MO 00'
A. K. Gelselbardt 500 ix>
p. s. Freidhorr wo oo i
.Tohnas2 *!
John shonharf- mo ;
John lllshop —v 1
Fred Heuler wn no |
Charles Farber 500 on
w. H. Troxeli MXI no
Philip Sandmaler 500 oo
TENTH WARD.
Hen. Kist 500 no
John Zobel 500 no
William 1„ Wehu 500 ixi
John Murtou 500 OO
Mrs. Surah cavanaugh - 500 oo
TWELFTH WARD.
Mary Neary 500 00
Thomas uiiey sno oo
THIRTEENTH WARD.
John Malone.v 500 oo
E. A. James 51*1 (XI
W. s. O'Brien MXI IXI
Owen McCue ; six> IXI
M.T. Murphy .MX) Oil
Thou. H. Broderlck .MX) ix)
FOURTEENTH WARD.
E. 11. Adams 500 00
John llonan, Sr 600 IXI
. Bridget Lynch 500 IXI
J. P. Burns MX) IXI
James Datlev MX) (xi
John Uodgers MX) IXI
FIFTEENTH WARD.
John Klnlz 500 00
Christ Eger MX) oo
M. P. Boyle MX) ix)
H. MCCouuell MX) IX)
P. Green MXI on
P. Boyle MX) (X)
P. McLaughlin MX) 00
J. T. Kelly 500 00
John E. Fees MX) ix)
M. Lallrey MX) oo
George Arbaugh MX) (XI
Thomas llalloren MX) oo
Solomon Hoizman rxx) oo
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Peter Roth MX) oo
John Burkhurd MX) oo
John shenauer MX) oo
Mary Burkhard 500 (X)
Ilenry Sally MX) (X)
August Heine MX) (X)
Peter Jones MX) 00
John Lyaett MX) (X)
LILLY BOBOI'QH.
George Brant IM> no
Jacob B-ck 150 IXI
John Met/gar 150 oo
Mrs. M. liealy 150 Ixl
1 C. A. George 150 00
Blair short lno 00
sarah Mulherron IM> Ixl
1 James A. Burke i.M) 00
1 Theodore sell IMI IXI
| LORETTo BOROUGH.
1 C. F. O'Donnell 150 00
1 A. J. Christy 150 00
1 Florlan Beuegele IMI IXI
LOWER YODER TOWNSHIP.
Francis Leckey 75 00
M. con way 75 00
Frank Cowan 75 00
John Lordl ch 75 00
Jacob Aibrecht 75 00
PORT VGE TOWNSHIP.
J. J. McDonnell 73 00
Felix Toole 75 00
Edward McGladc 7500
Albeit l)lehl 75 00
Hugh Canavin ' 75 00
James Dalley 75 00
Joseph Mcoough 75 00
MI'S. Rose McGough 75 00
READE TOVSSMI',
Wm. A. chaplln t 7500
M. 1 arroll " ...' 73 IMI
J. F. Durbln ' '75 ix)
John Mc.Mullln 75 IXI
RICHLAND TOWNSHIP.
Theresa Malzl 75 (xi
Bernard Nees...._ 75 ixi
SOUTH FORK BOROUGH.
Jacob Watterson ix)
Ah is. M. Arouse 130 00
W. W. Baker .150 Ixl
STONYCUKEK TOWNSHIP.
ceorge s. shaeler 00
John Metzler 75 mi
BUBQUEUANNA TOWNSHIP.
S. I'. I.antzy 75 IN i
Michael Maler 75 Ixl
TUNNELHII.L BOROUGH.
W. McGarvey 130 mi
Andrew nasal. Jr 1.V."" 1150 Ixl
J. K. KlluUfT. , IMI (XI
Joseph Bertram IMI IMI
Richard Byrne ' IMI Ixl
William Mcoough (JO
UPPER VODER TOWNSHIP.
John Fltzharrts 75 mi
clias. llochstelu .1!75 IXI
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
W. R. Dunham 73 00
John 11. Clark 7500
Martin Leap 00
Frank Leap 75 00
Dorothy Leap -5' lh i
Hugh O'Donnell ."'..77' 73 00
Charles Kinney 73 00
W. J. Scliwadeier 73 mi
John McNally f'rj mi
John McKeuua T 75 mi
Patrick k. Myers J. 75 00
WILMOIIE BOROI GIL
C.Wenderoth 130 mi
Joseph Horner 777........ ...150 IXI
WHOLESALE LICENSE.
CAKROI.LTOWN BOROUGH.
i' 0,1
T. s. \l llliams ".son 00
HASTINGS BOROUGH.
A - D'etrlck am,
GALLITZIN BOROUGH.
V' f ! on
A. 11. Uelst "'mi in)
I Thomas W. Uurus .u, imi
GALLITZIN TOWNSHIP!
I H.D. Riners 00
JOHNSTOWN—SECOND WAKE.
John Kaab (x
THIRD WARD.
I). I.UT/. A SOU MX) IXI
Iron city Brew ing co MXI IXI
John I.udwlg \ son MXI 00
Chas. Herman "ZZm 00
Fisher A co MXI IXI
FOURTH WARD.
William Thomas MX) 00
EOUKTEKNTH WARD.
Robert Lldeli 00
TUNNELHILL BOROUGH.
R. l). iTtinkct mxi 00
BREWERS' LICENSE.
CARROLLTOWN BOROUGH.
Mrs. B. A. 81um..... 300 00
C. A. Farabaugh '.<>oo 00
11. C. Schroth (XI
CONEMAUGH TOWNSHIP.
L. Host 00
GALLITZIN BOROUGH.
Geo. Aukenbauer 000 IX)
JOHNSTOWN—FOURTH WARD.
F. M. Doberneck oil
SEVENTH WARD.
John Emmerllng MX) IX)
TENTH WARD.
Lambert & Kress 00
SIXTEENTH WARD.
Mrs. M. Gfenner MX) Ixl
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
11. J. McNally KX) mi
BOTTLERS' LICENSE.
GALLITZIN BOROUGH.
D. Lutz A son 100 00
Anthony I'adula imi mi
BILLIARD TABLES~AND HOWLING
ALLEYS.
ASHVII.LE BOROUGH.
A Itetix. Tables. Lin'itt*.
A. J. Miller 3 40J0
EBKNSBUHG BOROUGH.
J. B. Denny 0 MI 50
EASTCONEMAUGH.
siias Ream 40 4xl
CKOYLE TOWNSHIP.
P. Bi'UWN 1 no u
GAI.LITZIN BOHOrCtH.
F. C. I*latt 8 40 30
HASTINGS.
I E. 11. Kulra l :*) oo
W. J. llorner l 30 30
F. J. Kline l jo oo ;
JOHNSTOWN—THIRIt WAKI).
Mecann & Co 4 60 00
FOURTH WAKU.
j vv. M. Peters l so oo
I Kelley A Wler 7 90 50
t LILLY BOROUGH.
ceorge WUUama 1 80 00
I Otto F. llelly 1 30 00
POSTAGE TOWNSHIP.
l'eter McGOUgh 1 3 30 00
I It BADE TOWNSHIP.
Pennsylvania auu Crt- h - . „„
western K. It. Co ■ "> .A)
UPPPEK VODER TOWNSHIP.
.lolin Kitzharrls 1 30 no
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.
Creason Springs co t 30 50
cresson Springs Co 3 ... 33 on
Joseph Sunders 1 30 00
WtLMOBE BOROUGH.
t:. wenderoth 1 30 bo
STONYCKEEK TOWNSHIP.
John 11. Watkins 3 40 00
Take notice, all who are concerned In this ap
pralsement. that an appeal win beheld at the
commissioners ontce, Ebensburg, on stonduy,
the itth day <>r June, A. l>. istto, between the
hours or 10 A M. and 4 r. M.. when and where
you may attend 11 you I lilnk proper.
11. A. ENGLEII ART. Appraiser.
Ebensburg, Pa., May 10. lsuo.
REGISTER'S MpKL
rPHE FOLLOWING ACCOUNTS
JL have been examined and passed by me
and remain tiled of record In this olllee rorthe
Inspection ot heirs, legatees, and ah others In
terested, and will be presented to the Orphans'
court 01 Cambria county tux oonllnnat>ton and
ullowance on Wednesday. June 4, A. u. IMOO.
1. First and partial account of W. It. George
and Anna Duncan, Administrators or Thomas
Duncan, late of Blackllck township, deceased.
3. The account ot Joseph McCiough, Adminis
trator of Jesse McGougli, late of Portage town
ship, decoased.
3. The llrsi and final account of John Iloden
scliotz. Administrator of I.ouls Wlnzerll, late of
Cumbria tiorougli, deceased.
I. First and final account of James Kinney,
Executor of John Karr, late of C'onemangli bor
rugh, deceased.
5. Account of Paul Yahner. Executor of Peter
Bortmnn. late ot Allegheny township, de
ii. First and final account of J. W. I.ecoh. Ad
ministrator of Carrie E. Wilson, lateot Franklin
borough, deceased.
7. Final aceooiinl of A. K. Hell, Guardian of
Edith E. Bowman.
s. First and ttnal account of Ann Walker, Ex
ecutrix of George Walker, late of Johnstown
borough, deceased.
9. The account of John sharbaugli, Executor
of Philip Warner, Uteof Washington township,
deceased.
111. First and final account of Goorge W. De
laney, Admlnlsl ralor of W. Dclancv. laleuf
Johnstown borough, deceased.
11. First and ituul account ol J. W. Harnett,
Administrator ot Margaret I. Alexander, lare 01
Woodvale borough, deceased.
13. First and final accoouut of James Tittle,
Administrator of c. P. 'I Ittle. late ot Johnstown
borough, deceased.
13. First and partial account of S.J. McCor
mlck, Administrator of scoit McC'ormlek, late of
East C'onemaugh borough, deceased.
11. First and dual account ot John A. Wertz,
Admlntst rator of Jacob Wertz late of Stonycreck
township, deceased.
15. First aud llual account ot Benjamin Miller.
Administrator of James Diamond, late of croyle
township, deceased.
Vn. First and llnal account of W. W. Harris.
Administrator 01 Caroline Wakefield, late of
Jackson Township, deceased.
17. Fltsl and filial account of James a. Denny,
Administrator of John N. Do„ny, lateot Johns
town borounh, deceased.
18. First and llnal ace ami of Martha Itagcr.
acting Executor of llezcklah ltuger, late of
Jackson township, de eased.
19. First and llnal account of Peter strPtmut
ter Guardian or Frank K. Hartzog, minor child
of Philip llartzog. deceased.
3D. First aud pari lal account of John 1.. Ed
wards, Executor of l.owls Edwards, lale of
Hlacklaeke township, deceased.
31. First and llnal account or William F.
Dtller, Administrator of A. P. DUler, lale ot
Johnstown borough, deceased.
33. First aud llual account of C. Leahey and
John It. Kelly, Exeeuiorsof Patrick McPnlllips,
lute of Lilly borough, deceased.
33. First aud llual account of Callsters G.
Luther, Administrator of Sophia Luther, lute ot
Carroll township, deceased.
34. First and final account of Yosl Hochsilne.
Administrator of John Frank, sr.. lute of Johns
town borough,deceased.
35. First and hual account of E. Zang, Admin
istrator ot Wm. stelgerwald, late of C'onemaugh
borough, deceased.
36. First and llnal account of John ltaab
Administrator of George ltaab. lute ot Johns
town borough, deceased.
37. First and dual account of George Bom
furduer. Administrator of Maty Bomgardner,
ate of Stony creek township, deceased.
38. First and parti. 1 account of clias. s Ruth,
Administrator of c. Elsaesser. late of Johns
town borough.deceased.
39. First and tin il account of Daniel Luther,
Administrator of Milton W. Hunter, late of
GrubbtowQ borough, deceased.
30. First and final account of Isaac Voder aud
Hiram Weaver, Administrators of llarry Weaver,
lale of Richland township, deceased.
31. The first and partial account of J. M.
Shoemaker, Administrator of John Streuin, late
Of Johnstown oorough, deceased.
32. First and Anal account of John C. Lardln,
Administrator of J. W. Suifft, late of woodvale
oorough, deceased.
31. First aud llnal account of Jacob smger and
Wm. Noon, Executors of John Noon, Jr., lale of
conemaugu township, deceased.
34. First and final account of John Meyer, Ad
ministrator of Elizabeth Meyer, lute or Johns
town borougn,deceased.
35. First and llnal account of Annie M. Young.
Administrator of August Young, who was Kx
ecutoe of John 11. Ueunlng, late of .loniisiowu,
borough, deceased.
36. First andtlnat account or Annie M. Young
Administrator of August young, deceased, who,
was its*. Guurdlau 01 Jno. IL Heunlngs helis,
deceased.
37. First and Anal account of Maria Hlnns.
Administrator of Wai. Itlnus, late ot l.ower
A oder township, deceased.
3-. First and tlnal account of .1. J. Kldd. Ad
intnlstrator of Sarah Kldd. late of Johnstown
borough, deceased.
89. first and final account of J.J. Kldd. Ad
ministrator of Joshua L. Kldd, late of Johns
town borough, deceased.
40. First, and llnal accountof Joseph Koontz,
Administrator of John Kane, lateot Johnstown
borough, deceased.
41. First and llual account of John A'ogel, Ad
ministrator of Joseph Myers, lale of (n.i.brla
borough, deceased.
42. First aud tlnal account of John Ilannan,
Executor of Charles Ilagerty, late or Johnstown
borough, deceased.
43. second and tlnal account of Joel A. Gates,
Administrator or Daniel 11. Donnelly, late of
Willie township, deceased.
41. First and llnal accountof Joseph lllpp, Ad
ministrator of Johanna lllpp. late of cone
maugh borough, deceased.
45. First and tlnal account ot James King, Ad
ministrator I). B. N.. of Edward Weakland, late
of Jonnstown borough, deceased.
111. Second and partial account or 0. Barry,
Jno. Downing and M. D. Klttelt, Executors or
John Ryan, late of Johnstown borough, de
ceased.
17. Accountof 1). Barry, Jno. Dowllog and M.
I). Klttell. Executors of Jno. liyan. who was the
Executor's or Thomas Mccabe, leceased.
OKLKSTINKJ. 111. AI u, Register.
Register's oniee, Ebensburg, Pa., Way 3, 1890.
WIDOWS' APPRAISMENT,
VfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
_L 1 that the following named appraisements
in property appraised and set apari for widows
01 decedents under the Act of Assembly of the
4th April, A.l. 18(51, Ins been tiled In the
Register's 1 mice In and for the county of Cam
bria. aud win he presented to the Orphan's court
of said county lor confirmation and allowance on
Wednesday, 4th day of Murch, A. 1). lsso.
1. Inventor}- and appraisement of personal
properly appraised and set apart, for Marv
Owens, widow ot David Owens, deceased. f-'UN).
3. Inventory and appraisement 01 personal
property appraised and set apart for Catharine
Noel, widow of William Noel, deceased, $;oo.
3. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart for widow of
Noah Scene, late of Jackson township, de
ceased, f3ii.
4. inventory and appralsemi nt of personal
properij appraised and set apt rt for Catharine
Ennnel, widow of John Kinunl lite of Lower
Voder township, deceased, s3l*l. '
5. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart for Elizabeth
Itauscb. widow 01 John Kauscli, laic of stcuy
creek township, deceasedl $72.50.;
fi. Inventory and appraisement ol personal
prO|>ert.v appraised and si ap irt for Mary L.
I Veagley, widow of Andrew Veagley, late of
Johnstown, deceased, 9300.
7. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property appraised and set apart for Elizabeth
' Moon-, widow of llenry Moore, late of south
! Fork borough, deceased, fStii
I 8. Inventory and appraisement of certain per
sonal properly appraised and set apart forsadle
I E. Hunter, widow of Milton W. Hunter, late of
Greentown borough, deceased, S3OO.
I . Inventory and appraisement of (>ersonal
property, appraised and set apart for Mary
Hrandt, widow of Joseph lirandt, late of .Johns
town borough, deceased, $858.75.
10. Inventory and appraisement of personal
Koperty. appraised and set apart tor ic
•ehes, widow of Aaron lleebes, late of East
Conemaugh It trough, deceased, $148.75.
11. Inventory and appraisement of personal
property, appraised and set apart for lama
Schnurr, widow of (. lias. Schnurr, late of coue
mttaKi, uu,u!'., —'—l —, *-..........
18. inventory and appraisement of personal
property, appraised and set apart for Susan
Boyle, widow of ltavld 11. Boyle, late of Croyln
township, deceased, S3iiO.OC.
IS. Inventory and appraisement of real and
personal property, appraised and set apart for
Clara Miller, widow of s. N. Miller, late of Black
lick township, deceased, 1300.00.
it. Inventory and appraisement of persona,
property, appraised and set apart for AnnM
Wolf, widow of John N. Wolf, lute of Hustings
borough, deceased, saw, 80.
15. Inventory and appra'sement of persona
and real property, appraised and set apart fot
Mary Bender, widow of (iepliart Bender, late of
I.llly borough, deceased, 1800.00.
to. Inventory and appraisement or personal
and real property, appraised and set apart for
Susan Wlrlck, widow or Henry Wlrlck, lute of
ltichland township, deceased, tsoo.oo.
-cKLKSTINK ,1. BI.AIK. Iteglster.
KeglStersOffloe, Ebensburg. Pa., May I. IS#).
t?ARM FOR MALE.—One lruu
i dred and Forty Acres on Fairfield Koad.
Lower Voder township, IX miles from Mor
rellvllle crossing. Inquire of E. LEWIS, Klna
street, Morrellville, l'a. mayi;-i'!d-ltw
Mature !■ Oaamldm
SterrUlc, Volcun'e eruptions, cyclones, earth
quakes are awfully and i remendously pletur
esque, but scarcely desirable to emulate In ac
tion and ofTect by tlie administration of rem
edies which produce convulsion and agony la
the abnormar portion of r he human frame. Such
is the effect of the old fashloaed violent purga
tives happily falling more and more Into disuse,
and of which llostelter's stomach Bitters Is the
wholesome, pleasant, and far more effective
seccedaneum. They weakened the Intestines—
the Bitters invigorates them. They left, the
bowels Inactive, because Incauaclated by ensu
ing feebleness Tbe Bitters, on the contrary,
and because It enables, not forces, ibem to act
—a vast and fortunate difference— perpetuate*
their activity and regularity. The liver Is bene
ficially stimulated, as the kidneys also are. by
this medicine, wnlch easily conquers, also ma
laria, uervousness 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 I here are dealers In any other class
or merchandize, and again we believe that there
an' many who sell whiskey or any other com
modity, who are not reliable. We have noticed
that our best physicians and superintendents of
hospl.als have by heir testimonials highly rec
ommended Klein's Silver Age Rye, therefore w#
say his Is the place to which we would advise
every one m go, lie sells six-year-old oucken
helnier. Finch, tilhson or overholt. for $1 per
full quart, or six quarts for $5. Wines, Brandies
and t,lns, cheap us the cheapest, send for com
plete catalogue and price lfsi to Max Kle n, Si
Federal street, Allegheny.
Never Neglect a Cold,
l)r. Austin Flint says In the /'rem: "II ts
probable lhat a person with an Inherited ten
dency to consumption would never dwelopthe
disease It he could be protected against Infection
With the fhrivlr iHitlhtts. In the light of mod
ern discoveries consumption can no longer be
regarded as an Incurable disease." Kemp's
Balsam, when taken In tlrne, has saved many
from consumption. At all druggists, sue and
fl. sample tree.
A Haunted uouge.
Till-, body of ours has b en likened to n tene
ment. it often lots a haunted apartment—the
stomach. Scared by the eld rich prlte, dyspep
sia, digestion tiles and refuses to return. What
can break the spell, what can raise the ban
laid upon the unhappy organs? We answer un
hesitatingly, Hosteller's Stomach Bitters, and
we are warranted In the response by the record
ed tes'imony of myriads, covering a iierlud of
over a third of a century. A course of the lilt -
tors, begun lu any stage of the affliction, and
persistently followed, will terminate tn cure
positive, not partial. Tne Bit tors restores tone
to the eplgrastlc nerve, renews and purines the
Juices exuding from tbe cellular tissue that act
upon the food digestlvely, expels bho from toe
stomach and the blood, and promotes u regular
habit of body. Malaria, kidney complaint, ner
vousness, rheumatism and neuralgia give way
to this medicine.
One Hollar lor Fifty Cents,
competition and Improved methods ot manu
facture have reduced the cost of drugs and other
commodltle fully one-half wltldn the last ten
years. In view of this facts the proprietors of
Van Wert's Balsam for the lungs have d -elded
to give their patrons the benefit of the saving
which they are thus able to make in toe produe-
I lon of l heir remedies, and have therefore re
duced Hie price ot the ltals .m and offer the bot
' tie, which has hitherto been sold for fl. tor 5Uc.
Tlie Balsam can be obtained ol w'. 11. '1 Ice. cor
ner of Franklin and Locust streets, Tilalstze
tee.
Marvelous Endurance.
The vast amount of labor performed by the
heart In keeping all portions of tlie body sup
plied Willi blood Is not generally known. It
beats inn,ikk) times, and forces Hie blood at the
rale of ItW miles a day. which Is 8,000.010,000
I Imes and 5,150.8H0 miles lu a life time. No won
der there are so many Heart l-allures. The
nrst symptoms are shortness o; breaili when ex
ercising, pain In the side or stomach, Muttering,
choking in throat, oppression, then follow weak,
hungry or smothering spells, swollen aukles.
etc Dr Franklin Miles' New Heart cure is the
only reliable remedy, sold by John M. Taney x
co.'s Morris street.
A Boston Editor Pleased.
I. M. Uralney, the Broeion. Mass. correspond
ent of the Boston UrralU writes as follaws: I
have used Van Wert's Halsam when afflicted
with severe coughs and do not hesitate tn saying
that It has never failed lo affect a permanent
cure. 1 tlunk It the best remedy of the kind In
the market, forming my opinion on my own ex
perloiice and that of others In tlie city. The
Balsam Is sold by W. B. Tire, corner of Frank
lin and Locust slice s. Trl il size iree.
Fifty spasms a Day.
Had Mrs. 11. A. Gardner, of Vistula, ludlana,
lived two thousand years ago she would have
been thought to be possessed by evil splilts.
She wus subject to uervous prostration, heud
aehes, dizziness, backache, palpitation and forty
to fifty spasms a day. 'though having beon
treated by eight physicians for years without
success, she was permanently cured by one bot
tle oi Dr. Miles' Itestoratlve Nervine. A trial
bottle of this new and wonnderfulmedicine,and
a finely Illustrated treatise free at Jonn M.
Taney A t'o.'s Drug Store, Morris street, wlu
recommends anil guarantees It,
Hihbard'n Throat and Lung Halsam.
lot throat and lung troubles this remedy has
no equal, it Is guaianteed to cure consumption
In its llrst stages, and even lu advanced stages
of that disease It relieves coughing and Induces
sleep. You mtiy have a cough or a cold at any
time, therefore no household, especially with
cldldrcn, should be without It. For ull affec
tions or the throat, lungs and chest, croup,
whooping cough, hoarseness, spitting of blood
and all pulmonary diseases It has no equal
I iepared only by Rheumatic Syrup CO., Jack
•o Mich, Ask your druggist for It.
!• r sale at slater's drug store, corner of MHn
street and Park Place, Johnstown, pa.
reb-88-sd-w-ly.
MARRIED
IIAKVKY—STAI.B.—At Kbensburg. on Tues
day, Junes, inuo, by Rev. Bowman, pasiorof
the Presbyterl in Church. Mr. K. u. Harvey, ot
East conemaugh, and .Miss Elmlra stalb. of
Susquehanna township.
DILL—NEWMAN.—At the residence of Mr. J.
W. Newman, father of tHe brld ', Morrellville,
on Thursday, May 89 1890, by Rev. s. Keeblcr,
Mr. Clarence It. Dill ami Miss M. Kale New
man, both of Morrellville.
DIED.
si I'T/.MAN,— In West Taylor township, on
Thursday, Mays, 1890, Barbara, wife of Samuel
*. stutzman. aged aboui 64) years.
Funeral on Saturday forenoon at 111 o'clock;
interment at uensltoff's.
GREEN.—On Monday night. June 8. who. at it
o'clock, at sumniernin, Kstella. da ighterot
Dr. J. B. and TlUle J. Green, aged 18years, 1
mouth, and 9 days.
Funeral to-day at 8:80 p. u. Interment lu
Lutheran cemetery at Summerhlll.
HTHAYER—In Morrellville, on Tuesday night
June 8, 1890, at ll o'clock, Cyrus straycr,
aged 87 years 8 months and 81 days.
Funeral this forenoon at lo o'clock; interment
In Grand view.