Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1889-07-05
The Democrat.
FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1889.
Now is the time to give money to the

DAY Ill celeDraGlOn Oh the ftHs
Mr.. BEN SULKA has opened restaurant
in his hotel building on Main street.
E. ZANG's boot and shoe store is open,
and new goods are being received.
MrssRs. GEORGE VEIN and J. IL. Welsh,
of Philadelphia, are in the city to-day.
Mr.. HARRY WAYNE, of Altoona, made
us Il kind visit immediatly after the flood.
SIR. P. A. CoBAUGH is open at his old
stand at south end of the Kernville bridge.
II. T. DEFRANoE has opened his drug
store at the corner of Franklin and Lin
coin streets.
j. A. LARKIN & Co., jewellers and opti-
clans, have opened temporarily at 81
Franklin street.
w. G. WOLFE, mechanical engineer, de
signer and draughtsman, can be found at
100 Adam street.
ALEX N. HART has been appointed
justice of the peace, and has opened an
ofiire in Alma Hall.
Mr.. FRANK BENEoRD has opened the
Hubert House dining-rooms in Parke's
Opera House on Main street.
THE Coroners Jury will sit at DR..
Evans office tomorrow evening when it
is expected verdict will be given.
One of the first men connected with
relief committee who visited our city af-
ter the flood was Mr.. George S. Lackey, of
Altoona.
WHY not pay the money to the suffer
ers now? A little money now will be
worth more to them than a greater
amount after while.
Mr.. j. ]. STRAYRR, the contractor and
builder, has opened an office on Centre
street where he will be pleased to see all
who desire to havee buildings erected.
w. A. KRAMER, the general grocer, at
the corner OF Franklin and Vine streets,
was the first business place to open since
the flood. He has everything in the gre
cery line.
RAMP e HoRAN, the newsdealers, have
a fun line of wall paper window shades,
etc., and the Eastern and Pittsburgh daily
papers On July 10Th they will occupy
Eldridge & Young's old stand. See ad-
vertisement.
MEssRs. P. j. FAGAN & Co., general
contractors, have opened an office at Camp
Lilly, nearly opposite the Company Store.
These gentlemen understand their bust
ness and are worthy of patronage. Give
them a call.
The B. & o. offices are once more down
at their old place, corner Washington and
Franklin streets. The passenger train from
Somerset this morning was first to reach
old quarters. Hereafter all trains-pas-
senger and freight-will land there.
Mr.. THOMAS F. BRADY oldest son of the
late John Brady, Esq, went to Pittsburgh
Wednesday evening, and will return on
to-day's afternoon train with the remains
of his mother. The body will be taken
off at Morrellville and buried in the ceme-
terry there.
Mr.. ]. F. KELLY, of T. D. Casey &
Co., wholesale liquor merchants of Pitts
burgh, is in the city. This house has
reputation of selling the best liquors in
the market, and Mr.. Kelly is courteous
gentleman with whom it is q pleasure to
do business
Mr.. JAMES McKNIGHT, the contractor
who has had charge of cleaning up and
removing the wreckage in the district in
Guiding Franklin and Washington streets,
is an energetic and pleasant business
man. He has our Acknowledgements for
his courtesy.
AN Italian was brought to town from
Mineral Point yesterday and taken to the
hospital. He was an employe of Brown
& Emery, and in some manner was shot
during the day. The ball entered near
the breast, and was found by DIR. Low
man near the surface in the back and re-
moved.
MRssRs. GEO. B. STRAYER and John E.
Strayer are engaged in the real estate
business at room No. z, Alma Hall. They
are citizens of this city and are well ac-
quainted with our people, and are well
informed on the situation. Any business
entrusted to them will be promptly at
tended to.
ATTENTION is called to the advertise
ment of the Economy Clothing Company.
This establishment although flooded out
on Main street has already had erected on
the corner of Franklin and Locust streets
a large temporary building where large
and varied stock of goods will be found.
Give them call.
AMONG other business men who have
sufficient snap and get-up to meet and
successfully surmount formidable OBJ
stacles is the carpet man, James Ash
bridge. He has erected a commodious
building nearly opposite the DEMOCRAT
office, on the site of his old stand where
he will soon open new stock of goods.
JUDGE JOHNSON has given notice that he