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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1890-02-28

Here is letter from Dickens, ad-
dressed to his younger sons on their
leaving home, one for Cambridge, the
other for Australia, in which the IA
theirs heart and the deeper side of his
nature reveal themselves: "You viii
remember" he says to both, that you
have never at home been wearied about
religious observances or mere formali-
ties. You will therefore understand
the better that l now most solemnly i'm
press upon you the truth and beauty of
the Christian religion, as it comes from
Christ Himself, and the impossibility of
your going far wrong If you humbly but
heartily respect it. Similarly l impress
upon you the habit of saying Christian
prayer both night and morning. These
things have stood by me through my
life, and remember that l tried TO rem
der the New Testament ineligible to
you and lovable TO you when you were
mere babes. And SO God bless you. Ever
your affectionste father - Literary
World
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LINCOLN'S ANCESTORS.
Facts Learned from the Archives of BerE,
County, Pa.

County, Pa.
Among the inmates of the county
almshouse is John Lincoln, aged about
seventy-five years. He is a descendant
Of the same family to which the dead
President belonged. He has been here
for several years, and it is known that
in his young days he was wealthy, hav-
ing inherited a considerable sum Of
money from the family. He was. how
ever, lover Of fast horses and fox
hunting and the sport was too much for
him and he soon fell into evil ways.
Going from bad to worse, he eventually
became a hOstler at a country hotel.
Becoming old, he was quickly incapaci-
tated for work and was then sent to the
poor-house. Researches among the ar
chives Of Berks County show that taC
Lincoln family came from Massachu-
setts and settled in Oley township, this
county, some time prior to 1888. They
soon became prominent citizens in that
and adjoining townships. The grand
father of President Lincoln went from
here TO Virginia and thence 10 Kentucky,
according TO authentic records. They
were among the largest taxpayers d
century ago, and the names of Mordecai,
John and Abraham are common ones on
the records and tax levies. Abraham
Lincoln, a granduncle of the martyr
President, the records show, was coun-
W commissioner in 1TT3. Ten years
later he was elected to the Legislature
and served four years. Subsequently, he
was justice of the peace and eX-ofiicio
one of the justices of the quarter ses-
sions court Many ancient documents
can be found bearing his signature
Reading (Pa.) Dispatch.
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CHAPTER VIII.

But Sir Rupert Percival raved when
Arthur Fairfax presented himself before
his august tribunal with such q request;
raved OF hangers-on, of fortune hunters
and, finally, of inpade,tt pOuerty
The lover stood calmly controlling his
temper for the sake of her whom he loved
II flashed across his mind as he listened 10
the old mans excited harangue that per
haps his great bereavement had affected
him more than any one was aware of I'm
view OF this suggestion of mind he brought
all his charity of soul 10 bear against In,
angry abuse heaped upon his undeserving
head by the husband Of his dead friend and
father of his betrothed
But when Sir Ruperts stinginR words
'lmPudent poverty" were flung insolently
In his face, II was too much. He felt his
aristocratic blood mount in defense, and an
angry retort was Inevitable.
This last fling was little more than his
generous nature could bear without retail
alton, and he Kissed, with flashing ewes:
if you dareI ~
Aha young man, you have blood; now,
II you had money-but you haven't Pow
erty and pride go together; and impudeur
manners, too, for that matter You can
not be son OF NINE and snugly ensconce
your lean self among the Percival bonds 1
advise you TO seek pebeian lance and
Il do not fear you in the least And IL
you were not so cid, you should eat your
lmpudent words. As il is, / will 90 but
not 10 sock a mesaliance; no, not by any
means. Your daughter will be nv wife.
swear it"
With this parting salute Arthur Fairfax
bowed himself out Of the grand drawing.
room at Heatherleigh; out from the pres
ence OF the irate owner, with 4 flourish and
a bang leaving the servant staring after
him u amaze
Truly. the elimination OF the deep sor-
rows about to fall was coming on with q
svift-winged and terrible vengeance.
Miriam was waiting for him in the hall,
pale and excited
Courage, dearest he whispered, ten
derly, as she came forward with anxious
inquiry Stamped on every feature of her
hue face Your austere father has re-
fused 20 even hear me, and has repulse ed
me sbamefuIly, but that need not-win no,
separate Us, / trust"
For a moment he held her IN his arms,
while they listened silently, breathlessly 70
the footsteps of Sir Rupert as he paced
hurriedly, angrily, back and forth on the
polished floor, nursing his wrath aud NUT
tering invectives on the head of the man
who had just quit his presence.
Then he SAID no TO youFn she questioned,
presently.
-hoSb SLPuat4CaA4yr .nnlrIaln, anu calieu
me 'impudent poverty besides He WINGED
as the insulting interview was mentally
rehearsed.
Disengaging herself from her lovers
arms. Miriam stood still, il posing for
some dark tragedy. Her fine eyes flashed
dangerously, and her fair face flushed and
paled alternately. Surely the traditional
hate had developed in the soul of this
beautiful girl, the last of the Percivals-
Arthur Fairfax watched her silently. he
Ieeded no further protestation that she
owed him, for the look on her changing
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brought back the smiles TO Mirian's face,
and Uncle Earle's blessing settled like a
holy benediction on their heads. For
gotten were all the shadows and gloom
of All Saints in the well wishes and God
speeds showered after them as they started
for their home near the mines.
Arthur had invested what money he had
in buying shares, under the supervision of
his uncle, who had great experience in this
matter, and who owned much mining stock
He was not going TO the mines as laborer,
but sent IN the interests Of the company;
he resolved TO be faithful, and hoped to rise
to positions of more Importance, and double
and treble his finances
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That Awful Brother.

Il hope you viii pardon my late ar
rival, said the young man, as he
seated himself in the easiest chair II
forgot my umbrella and had to stand
in a stairway until the shower was
over"
That's one on you, Jennie,
shouted Tommy. IN great glee. y
told you SO. OF course he had sense
enough to go in when il rained."
And the silence, like a soft hat, was
plainly felt. -Terre Haute Express.
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CHAPTER TX.

So ir happened that after having sought
her father in a last hope of reconciliation
and failed, Insomuch that the ending proved
10 be but stormy interview and wrathful
parting, Miriam stole quietly out through
the park 10 meet her future husband.
The duh gray afternoon seemed sur
charged with al oppressive silence, and an
evil seemed lurking IL the very air; or was
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The FaVOrite

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l4,r uu Hesitation In recommending. this
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Ne carry the most complete line Of La
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feet In ct. only first class IN material beau
tiful in inish. and extremely low in prices.
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You sannot make your own underwear.as
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Jcs. Horne & Cos.
G09-62l Penn Ave,
PA.

y. S.-we will mail you our New Spring
flsoOJ Catalogue free lf you send US your
nAne and address. Ready about March
15th,
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Try pair of oar % cent Suede "Barritz"
1lores
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EoR sAMPLEs OF

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Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21
announcements
KILLED BY LIMITED
Horrible Death OF tive Men and tho Serious
Injury of Another.

Horrible Death OF tive Men and tho Serious
Injury of Another.
The New York and Chicago Limited
was about two hours late Tuesday when
il reached Johnstown, and entered the
city at tremendous rate of speed for
which it is noted. Near the bluff above
the passenger station 1t struck and in
stantlY killed two men who were walking
on the track and seriously injured a
third. 1t appears that the men were
walking on the west bound track toward
this place when the Express dashed around
q curve and struck them without a
moments warning. One body was laid in
the baggage room at the Pepnsylvnnia
Railroad Station. A number of persons
said they thought it was James Moran or
Marion, of Woodvsle. Another was taken
to Conemaugh and was supposed to be
q man named Coleman. His residence is
not known. The third victim whose
name is unknown and who was seriously
hurt, was taken to Conemaugh.
Jas. Uizler. brakeman on Pennsyl-
vania Railroad train said he saw the three
men walking on the north track about ten
minutes before tho accident, but this was
the last seen of them until after they were
struck. His train after this took the in
jured man and the dead man to Cone
maugh as above note
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21
Not so BAd as " ID" Mould Have it.
, the Rdstor or tIle JOhIstorrn Democrat.

To the Rdit0T or He J0llnstOurn Democrat.
A correspondent III last evening
Tribune wants to CAL attention TO lh
way in which The signatures 10 The r.
monstrance against the opening of Clir-
ton street were obtained by Rev. Jas. I
Tahaney, who is at the head Of the opp"
eition. The article c"ulains several mi.
statements. IL the first place, b, TO-.
any 'one was asked 10 sign the paper,
was read publicly before all the pcopI,
and further than that, Father Tahan
fully explained the purpose of he papU
II was drawn up by committee appoint
e for that purpose, the hamcs If whCl
ami the purpose of the Pc iIiUn hem
known, il was not necessary that even
member should study the wording of Ih'
petition. | take no part in the cOnIIo
versy about opening the street, hut il
good thing that the truth be known.
No one had any need to think it wa.
something for the priest" Those wl'
did not " know the purpose of the paper"
have the privilege of Withdrawing thtI
names. II man signs u paper ahuu
which he knows nolmng, he would de-
well to keep the fac To himself.
FAIRPLAY.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21
Poor Humanity

The common lot is one OF sorrow say-at least
the pessimists, they who look at the worst
side. Certainly what wou d otherwise be a
bright existence, f. often sh ldowed by some all
meDt that 0veThaDgs IL like pail, obscurtng
peFpetualiy the radiance that else would ght
the path. such an ailment, and II very common
one. is nervousness, or in other words. weak
ness OF he nervous system. a condition only ir-
Tenedabe where ineficeut or improper means
are taken 70 relieve 1t. he concurrent expert
ence OF nervous people who have persis emily
useh Hosletter's stomach hitlefs is, that It con-
quers entirely supersensittVeness OF the nerves.
as well as diseases so called. which are invi ed
a sustained by their chronic weakness.
the nerves gain stamina from the great tonic
the trouble disappears sc the bitters for
malaria, rheumatism, biliousness and kidney
troubles.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21
Total
A MOUNTS DUE FROM CON.

n : ~ rs FOR 1879.
ePT Culletnn, ambria borough,
First wa ... e.. q. S 600
ndrew Cueton, ambria borough
Second ward...... -. 1O1 l8
rchlr rarr H. respect borough 1877 ~
dN rd Onnery. COnpmal gh borough,
se ,ond ward .............. -. 1ai "a
aleb Butler. toOpersdale borough a. lO3 n
niTpw 10 lcher Aillville second ward 0
diva 'nnn ry, Couem ugh DOi ough,
Fils' ward ..........., ......... ISL o
'. j. herkeN, rubbtown borough ..... 90 25
W. .IherY. East COnemaugh 49, .... 9ki
Is. f, Buckharl. West aylor. township. 2C4 O.
=. ". killen, last aylor, township. 70 a
George 'illlnger N0odv lie borough =. 800 a
W A. Lan'ZN. Upper oder, township. 100 GO
j I'm W. Stors, Lo er Yotier, township. n
John G. Hanlin. unnellhill borough. -. 2O2 81
:. II. Buch. CaTrnllOwn borough .... EOS
Alfred Miller shville borough. ...... II24V
tndr'w callahan. hest SpIings bOr., IS ID
w nel Zier learfeld tow n hip. 526 DC
L. j Bearer, Susquehanna township S3i on
hos. \, Brown, ashlnglon township. 1lS 81
l. D. CAFES, hlte own nip ........... 81 6
\ j, Skelly, fillmore borough .... so A.
John NJ. WAIT, GIlli'Zin township ... 2n 6
GeOrve ,ecklev, GallitZ n bo ough ~ $50 NJ
nslem tnklen, III, er Iown-hip .... $40 3
I J. oakland. carroll township . 473 np
j, Nh er, EN- township ........ 12l u
John kh0em, u'nmerllll Jownship..... 81 50
s5,236 Is
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At the Stone IsrIdge.

The work at repairing the historicai
stone bridge is progressing rapidly. Til
central pier, which was injured by th,
explosion of dynami has been rcpairro
and the work of removing the course , (
arches that was dan aged BY the fire aud
flood is in progress, scalfolding b. inl
used as when the bridge was first erected
1t is the intention IF he Pennsylvania
Railroad Company t" make the bridge az
pear as it was when fi,st completed.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21
Back to JOhnHiOMn.

Sunday morning nj 5:22 o'clock NJ.
Wesley j. Rose, father of Hon. john Nj
Rose, arrived in the city after six month";
"trip 10 California. ". Horace Ruse, his
brother, had gone To Pittsburgh 10 me,
him, but not finding him on the train oI
which he was expected. lie (M. H..) rt-
turned by Fast Line un Saturday night
MIR. Rose looks well after his trip and ls
we'll pleased with the Golden State.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21
THE TWAIN MADE AIN.

Mr. q. j. Mayer and Miss Kate Spitzbart
Married Yesterda Morning,
Tuesday morning al 6 o'clock the we'd
ding of Mr.. Chas. j. Mayer, the we'll
known painter, and Miss Kate Spitzbart
tonk place in st. Joscph's Church, Conc
maugh borough. Rev. Father Corbiniar
hciating. The attendants were MIR. JOS
Q III Sedmeyer and Miss Amelia Mayer.
Mr.. Mayer and his bride have our bts
wishes. They departed Yesterday even
ing for Washington anu other points easi
and south. They will settle down in the
Seventh ward.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21
INUIIUh.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
followl accounts have been filed In the
Court of ommon Pleas If Cambria county,
IA, ana VII be OF firmed by said ConTt on the
first Monday OF March next unless cause be
shown TO the contrary Fourth and 1nal ac-
count OF stephen Stutzman, Assignee OF w
Keim Company and NJ W keim and wife.
First and fnal account OF Eben James, Com
mittee OF X j Williams, a lunatic.
j C DARBY. FrothOnotary.
ProJhOnOtarY' IS Oflice, February 3, 1890.
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B. & B..

Some rare Dress Goods Bargains for this
month. Such unusual values as will
make trade lively in these Departments.
so pcs. so inch Tricots at 25 cents-all
dark seasonable colt RS, good serviceable
fabric; adapted for school and house
wear Note the wldth-50 inches, %
cents.
100 pcs. double width suitings in choice
new colOriugs, 30 cents.
Large lot OF Scotch, German and
French Plaids, 40 inches wide, all wool,
very stylish and effective, rs cents, regu.
lar price has been $l.25. There are
plums shrewd buyers.
90 shades of 46 inch, all wool coiered
Cashmeres at So cents, special value aud
equal to quality, usually sold at rs cents.
Another line of 46 inch colored Cash
mcres at rs cents, worth 81.
For Holiday presents in these Dres.
Goods Departments, we have put VI
500 Dress Patterns in neat attractive
boxes, plain colors and combinations tt
sell for 50 to $l2 for the suit pattern
Every one of these suit patterna at specia
low prices.
For Fancy Work for the Holidays
largest assortments of Ribbons ano
Plushes at sEt cial low prices.
Handkerchiefs and MuffleIs, 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.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21

DR.. ]. A. Endsley's services are in de.
mand as lecturer at district institutes.
He spoke before large audience at Con-
tiuence Monday night. The doctor ls one
of the most polished orators in the county
and is always master of the subject ON
which he speaks.--Somerset Herald.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21

Let quality, not quantity, be the test of
medicine. Ayers Sarsaparilla is the
concentrated extract of the best and
purest ingredients. Medical men every
where Recommend it as the surest and
most economical blood medicine in the
market.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21
DOCTORS LAKE
PRIVATE DISPENSARY.
OFFICES, 328 PENN AVE,
-TCa.tEHu pA
All fJ"uis Of Delicate and Conn
plicatCl ui-rnscs recurring CoEFI-

lion are treated at this DIS, ,ensHry with success
rarely attained. DR.. S. J. lake is q member of the
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons, and Is
the Oldest and most pcrcueed SP CIALIsT in the
from excessive ll,nal oxertlou, iIdiscretions il Of
youth CAUSING phys'c'd 9ni mental decay lack
Of energy. deSponiency, etc also Cancers Old Sores
Blood, Lungs, Urinary Organs, sc. Consultation
free and strictly confidential. Office hours to and
to Sp m; Sundays 10 p. NJ only. Call at office
or address
s. LAKE, III. D., N.RC.P.s. or E. j. LAKE, NJ, D,
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21
NOTICE OF INTENDED Ap.

" PLICAT1ON FOR CHART kR OF INCuR-
PORATION.-Notice is hereby given that an Il
D ic tton viii be made TO the Governor OF Penn
sylvahia on Monday, The l7ih day Ht W., e..
a. ID. $500, by Johnson Allen, A. j. MOXham
f. b. Entwisle, ", #. Sal marsh, ii. ". smith.
VIII McLain, George z. sup es, W. A. Donald
son. Claud NJ. Johnson, ID. curtis Williams, j. Is.
Hoefgen, john G. Mast erson, Patrick 4. OiCOn-
nell, A, IL. Wa ker, under the Act Of assem- ly
entitled IAN Act to Provide for lie lnCOrpurd-
lion ana Regulation OF Certain Corporal iOns,i
approved April go, 1874, and the su1leme iLs
thereto, for q CHART Ek OF an intended corpora
tlon to be called the "MOXHAM 81 iGDlNG
LOAN ASSOCIATION" the character and OBJ
ject OF which is for the purpose OF aecumuhting
a fund by the periodical cont buttons OF he
members thereof, and to loan the same 10 them
from time to time, to enable them to purchase
real estate, build dwelling houses. or engage in
any legitimate business. and for these purposes
10 have, possess, and enjoy all rights, bene-
fts. and privileges OF said Act OF Assembly and
the supplements thereto.
feb lGl-t I'D. T. MCNERLIs, Solicitor.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21

An article going the rounds of the press
speaks of /" Superstitions About Babies. !"
This is wrong. There are no supersti-
tions about babies. OF all the hard, prac-
tical, unsentimental, mechanical, matter
of-fact. arbitrary creatures in this world
commend us to baby. 1t only believes
in itself.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21
4 MOUNTS RECEIVED FROM

"A C0NSTABLES FOR 1888
p. r. Miller. Johnstown, Sixth wards 81 20
Archie Farrell, Prospect borough. ....... 30 rs
Caleb Butler, Coopersdale. ............." Al II
A. j. BurKey, Grubbtown .....-.......... 80 90
VIM. II. Uhlery, East Conemaugh..... 513
VIM. KILN, East aylor. ............ l21 SO
Chas. w. Haynes. Upper Yoder.......... SO 90
John c. Hanl0n, Tunnelhill ....... ..... 80 90
Alfred Miller, Ashville borough ........" 30 ID
Anthony Gill, Chest township. .......... 80 30
w. G. Vincent South Fork bo ough. .... a62 46
X. w. DeloZier, Clearfleld township..... 237 81
L. j. Bearer Susquehanna township. -. 45l 25
j. L. Gill, White township. .............. $50 81
John NJ Watt, GallitZin township 49,. 125 48
Thomas r. Hancuff, Gallitzin borough. SO "a
Anselm Weakland, Elder township. E. 10s 03
Isaac Weakland. Carroll township. .. $50 90
TOtal................ .....................Sf,9 1896 10
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21

NOTICE-The undersigned, hav
Y ing been appointed Administrator OF IhI
estate or Mary COnnors, late or MiivRle bOr-
ough, Cambria county Pa, deceased, al parties
indebted TO said estate are requested to mlkt
immediate payment, and those having claims
demands against the said estate will present the
same for payment. JOHN D,iMNS,
AdminiSirii,
No. 993 RaiIroaa etEAet. Uamhrikia hn'
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21

The special quarry of Ayers Hal,
Vigor is that it restores the natural
growth. color, and texture of the hair. 1t
vitalizes the roofs and folicle, removes
dandruff, and heals itching humors in
the scalp. In this respect, it surpasses
all similar preparations.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21
Conemaugh Lumber Go.
]. B. KAaY, Manager.

" D. AASII manager
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Lumber
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moulding, Shingles.
Etc, Etc. Also, Lime, Sewer Pipe, Ce-
ments, Etc, in carload lots. Slate Man
tells, Crates, Hearths, Etc. Building plans
of moderate, cheap, and costly buildings
executed promptly and at moderate prices
Special attention given to superintendent
the construction of buildings.
Eg"Office and warerooms rear Bedford
Street Station, opposite Cyrus Lefflcr's
coach shop, JoHNsTowN. PA.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21
DIED.

FITE. in Franklin borough, on Saturday, Feb
ruary 15, 1890 James Walter, son OF II. A. and
NJ. K. Ffte, aged years, 10 months, and 28
days.
Funeral to-day at p. M; interment will be
made at Headrick's.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-02-21

Now that the election Is over and the
backbone of winter is apparently broken,
let us all stand up and welcome the shad-
fly with hearty shout