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Any RdgP fende1ge mules are on
the market several have been sold
and some sHs ave been made in this
neighborhood
Our fricng 'JoI = complains that the
whiskey wsgl ar carrying on their un-
5isH'so"' ss EsD'. i his nsish00rA00d' and
Unless he M put more backbone and
moral couragSn tho men Of his community
he will ncverke an end to the present state
Of affairs. ~ ghost Of public sentiment
frighteps most mon from doing their duty.
A corporars gard Of old women would do
more te put down tlis pernicious traffic than
the combined Drccsof the State and Nation
will ever attempt do. When men who
wink at and colud with these vagabonds in
their unlawful wok lay claim to dcccncy
and respectabilityr s'd people ought to hold
their noses. l..
Too many oesSSttople are like ex.Gov.
temperop -, IN 1GIt-tTerr stomachs
The Editor ofkhc Alliance column struck
the key note Ekt wee, when he said his
brethren ought 10 supprt the TIMES for the
good it had DOM thcucause. Its venerable
editor, who has eutlivl two generations, has
given the sons L tolthe advantage of his
lifetime experience, nj, as result, much
good has attended he work. Yes, every
true Alliance man WI take the paper, and
next Fall will zee rat the 81 so it cost
was the best inItstmut he had made during
the year.
Rev. Mr.. McNanavy preached at Abind-
don Creek cserday The snbject of his
discourse was Lot schoice." His text,
Genesis, 18th cltpter I'd 11th verso
Miss Mildred Stra gave her Uncle
George Estes, who has cen in the West for
several years, afingi, last Saturday night.
She was Joined pber of her friends
Of :ims s,an .ins;ns. ssas: rss .an.s "a" isfs Sas
DIR. =. given US solu-
ton of our The DR.. differs
with us somey ule, but his result
is correct. Wd Bar from somebody
| else.
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ne was SO honest ffat h5 v,|
varicate in the marrp.es an- u
repeating what the minister red
with oll my worldly goodSE
read the minister.
"With all thy worldly goods me a.
repeated the groom.
Wasn't lie honest
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OUR RIGHTS.

The farmers have right to expect and
should demand Of our representatives. that
they check the evils that bsset tho pathway
20 % an, honest and honorable agrieSiaasel
% efI l1lua,s ever EsshS
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Poor RrT lIoSEsr.-A story is told on a
young man who was recently married to
the daughter Of n wealthy merchant. Tho
-grQQp- didn't have q cent, but he was honest.
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SHOCKING DoMEsrIC TARGEDY Abbeville,
S. c., Jan. 24.-The details of shocking
domestic tragedy which occurred in this
County four miles from the -
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ksll Of we,,her
hess with those

kell Of we,,her
!hess win those
growing. Farm
some are making
1kyI airing for another
m's o.Wnlou5 ants a cock. Can
o" oro a,,;n.H n rrstQ 40 MARKET They
,os,s svtnu ha, n, scarce as hen
nn,,Ns she VI hands arc plentiful
"e W s-.s.t.~-, 4, e. JoE.
rog e :, Anson Co.. ~ c,
10. "eoN htif Mi TO the II gecst
ina , ~. n'9 I'm the cDuntry. II
gros, andlnds pq e'e"'' 90
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MoninQetis,

honlngetis.
We regret to Gym tNat tEae Terrible dis
ease Meningitis. is very prevalent and fatal in
Fish Dam township.
Mr.. i. =. Hamilton lost q child from il
last Sunday.
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Tho Cotton Market:

Sales of the week, G03 bales prices from
9@103.
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A Relic Of Colonial Times.

Our esteemed friend, Mr.. F. W. Eison.
ono of the oldest and best citizens of this
County, called on us last Tues lay and ex-
hibtcd q venerable looking specimen Of the
paper currency Of this State in l779, three
years after the Declaration Of independence
of the thirteen United States. tisa 500
till, fairly engraved nni printed on good
substantial paper, almost equal, in point Of
wearing qualities, to the present bank-not
paper. On the face of The bill is printed,
inside y neat border:
OSE MUSDWHp pO,Mhws.
Surrn CARoLrNA. No. IT'S.
This bill entities the hcnrer TO ONE HUN
DRIED DOLLARS, or one hundred and sixty
two pounds ten shillings. current money Of
this State; pursuant to an ordinance Of the
General Assembly, passed the 9Th day Of
February, l779
CHARLES ATKINS.
i. WESTON.
JoHN SMxru.
On the reverse side is the State front Of
arms" Of that time, with q Palmetto tree
standing proudly amid flags and spears, and
little kettle drum in the centre. Tasteful
scrolls surround this State emblem, with
figures dcnoting the denomination of the
bill, both in American and English CONNER
cia! currency.
1t is quite antique piece Of paper, and
Mr.. Eison informs US that he has number
OF such notes. but Of later date. and smaller
denominations.
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surplus labor 1aid af51hd me to1 1O!e -
work; and Furthermore, l did not send my
hands to the field and tell them to do so and
so, that L had to go to town, or to some
Sunday School picnic, or some other public
gathering. No, sir, none of that in mine.
L went with my hands, and what for? To
sit down under the bushes to look at the
rest? No, mistaken again. l went there
to plow, hoe or ditch, or do whatever kind of
work l wanted done; allowing no hand to
come in my field and take the foremost row.
Friend Whitlock, you ask this of nc
please bear with me n little farther. III am
not mistaken in the man | always took you
to be stout, ablc-bodicd man, and | never
heard of any chills and fever in your
ncighborhood. Last Fall, though, perhaps
there was. My reasons for saying this is
this:
In looking over your items of expenses. |
think undoubtedly you have burdcncd your
self with unnecessary expenses. In what
way you may ask. Simply this You
only made 30 bales of cotton on n three
horse farm, and in your expense list | see
you paid for picking cotton, $lGS, or ST per
bale for % bales. You hired all your cotton
picked, less bales. Why, friend, what was
the matter with you and your family? |
hope you were not sick. Why, my little
daughter picked over 4 bales and played
half Of her time. Perhaps, friend Whit
lock, that is the cause of your small profit.
You hired it all-making rs well rs gather
ing. If so, try my plan. They tell Inc you
have fine land; If so, buy yourself six tons
Of old Carolina Fertilizer, sold by w. II.
Sartor, at Union; that will give you tons
to the mule. First, break your land with a
good long diamond pointed bull tongue and
then don't get in hurry. Bed with a six
tnn cln I,,k I
acres prepared to the plow, put your two
tons of fertilizer on that and work it as
worked mine, and with anything like favor
able seasons | will wager you fine hat next
Fall that the County won't have to read of
your short profits.
ysi~-ts-~ss-'o--0sops rfuuy DC
yond q doubt will lie, but figures will not
90 bales cotton, sold to Jones and
Fitzsimons, weighing 2G,S2
lbs, brought ..................... $2,6O1 43
/ 500 bushels cottonsccd, at 20c. 324 90
150 bushels corn ut 60 cents. 80 90
l 600 bundles fodder, at 81 80
per 100. ................ ~ OO
300 dozen oats, ut zoe. per dOZ. 90 90
10 bushels wheat ... ..,.,.,.... 10 90
/ 80 bushels potatoes, at so cts - 90
20 bushels pindcrs ....... ......... 20 90
Total amount. ..... S3,20i IS
Divide that by . gives, me......... 81 ,G02 Il
EXPENSES FOR MY PART OF CEop.
Guano, onc-half................ SI47 so
Paid for all hired labor and pro-
visions for the samc.... ....... 295 90
For bagging and ties, onchalf... ~ 90
For ginning my part,-........... ~ 90
For dry goods and other neccs
sary family supplies ............ 100 2l
lottl expense .,......
Subtract $62l ~ from 81 ,602 81
leaves n balance for me of...... 1881 co
h Mr.. ii. j.. GoSs has all the cotton bills,
and if any one doubts this statement they
can call ON linn II: hin ntiicn nj I-ninn
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Tho District Convention Of the 4. N y. A.
The Grccnville District Convention OF the
Young Mems Christian Association met nero
last Friday, in tho Hall Of the Union Asso'
citation. The convention was organized by
electing Mr.. Ii. B. Carlisle President anu
Mr.. J. J. Burnett, Secretary, both OF
Spartanburg.
The reports of the various Associations
rcprsscnted were very encouraging, showing
an increase in membership, and greater
interest in the work manifested on the
part of tho members,
The business meetings were iatsSssilpe
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Nth mHc fighting chaplain which Will n;.hIor"T MG r"T-
lishcd 10y Il. F. johnson Co., haen,moH, n";"m.
Va The parties interested arc ,SPlo,",r' Peo",,r'
fortunate in having such itT"''a",r ~, fonJ
!"'"S ~ W o,nt 10 make n few hundred or lew
II 20" !nI Jollar4 very rapidly. thi" hook
.n','l', ':" ,"nrd Won the means for doing so Ap-
ply to the publishers at once
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tnYREouEsr.J
Speech of Col. I. @. McKiss,ok
on THE UsURY BI

Oe"re'ed IN tie House of Representative, in
December last.
MIR. SPEAKER AND esSTLENEN: l would
rejoice to see this Bill passed, Its object is
TO enact law to benefit the unfortunate deb
tors OF our State. That class of citizens COM
pose large portion of our population; and
to assist them should enlist the sympathies
of every legislator.
am aware of the arguments urged against
usury law that money is what il demands.
WAT lt Will bring, like a chicken or dozen
ff2f p,QneySsis not a commodity
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':,'''' O. s:;:: or: 49,:

inst, Alfred Gar 27.-on Friday. 18th
the Smith gold elk colored laboror in
badly hurt by al n9 near Smiths Ford, was
head from hcj bd5ket Of orc falling on his
skull was badly fhk5of sbout 40 feet. His
and Walker toof ftRred and Drs' McCluney
lbout inches 80 piece Of the bone
mostly from the accident was
hands. The or the wiodlass
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Coon TIMEs.-rhc generally prosperous
times prevailing throught the country make
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-21
Husband.

- 8on 6en 8ei9llfien Der inter
n~attpnaIen NrbetterfDntere
nerbienen bieienigen iiber Die Srauenz ullo
&irberarbeit in ben 8er9tuerfsbstrieben be-
ionoere 8ea6tung. Btr tbetlen Dlelelbelt
i'm 9ld61tebenOen fur3 nit: &tnDer ulter
piersebn Sabren uno in iIbliden Sdnoern
unter stp0lf SSabren oirfen in 8ergperfen
ni6t arbeiten. (Gnglanb itimmte bagegen.)
= 5rauen birfen unter Sage Iberbaupt
nt1t ar6eiten. Sn gefdbrlt6en Bergtperten
lit Die 3abl Der Qrbettsftuloen ab5lfllrjen.
Inter Staatsaufft6t itno ale Uoritdts7
m%aBreaeln gu %treffen, Die sur Siderung Der
Nrbeiter, iotpie our St6erung ullo Jteguz
ltrung Der &oblenfOroerung erforoerlt6 itno.
- Streifs iinb mOglt6ft su %Derbinoern.
OieS lit u Our6 gutes @tnpernebmen
atpii6en Mrbeitaebern uno Nrbettern mOgz
lid, lpnie bur9 Ginlebung BON g d teo g.
gert6ten. SIS muB ben @rbettern @ez
legenbett geboten ietn, ale 8eidweroen uns
bebiuoert an fompetemter Stele Dorbrtngen
gu fDnnen, uno Staat uno @elell6aft
mii1ien suialnmenpirfen, UNI Die Nrbetter 9ez
gen oieSolgen bon &ranf6eit, G%erungliGung
uno porSeitiger NrbeitsunfGhigfeit 3u ii6ern.
- 9ie 8elhliiie Der orttten Gommiiiton
Cir &tnber> un0 6rauenarbeit) gehen Da>
bin: &tnber beiberlei 0ei6le6ts unter StpDlf
Sabren lDIlen bon Der Sabrifarbeit auSge>
l6loilen uno feline 0usnabme 3uldliig lein.
= &inber inter Dter5ebn Sabren lollen
bon aIer SonntagSz uuO gta9tarbeit aus
gel6lniien letn, ebenlo bon geiuno6eitsz
l1Goli1en ober aefdbrli6en Qrbeiten. =
gerlonen bis st ehS5e6n Sabren oiirz
fen on Sonntagen un0 DeS Nadts / d t
arbeitcn uno tQgli1 ntdt lGnger alS 3eblt
Stunoen bei9Gftigt meroen, nit elmer 9tlbez
paul e Don miliDelte1S anoertbalb Str1oen.
gSeitere @inl6rGnfungen f0nllen BET belon>
oeren Ssnoultrien er3rpulgen iDerDen. =
Srauen unb WtGoden liber 16SSaGre biiffer1
an Sonuta9en uro gfabtS nibt unb BET
SageSli6t b06itenS elf Stnnoen nit mint
beitens anbertbalb Stunben 9tubepauie ar
beiten. (0euti6lano beantragte stpei Stunz
ben Gubepauie, Gnglanb einei1 SebnitiuDiz
gen Mrbettstaq, tpelde Outrage jeood feline
geniigenbe 1lnter1tihung fanben.) @nolt6 !:
Seine Srau bari Dor 2lblauf bon bier $50
den nod tbrer Gntbinbung bic Nrbeit auTz
reblner.
= Qm Nbeno Ieines @eburtsta9es par6
benz s. ii + It en- 8 tsmard If, pte i6on ain
Abeno porber, tpieber elm Sadel3ug
Dargebrabt, biesmal BON 1900 @ienz
babnbeamten aus 6amburg, Nltona
unb llmge9enb. 0ieielben traien nm =
l1br mittels feitli6 gei6miidter Sonoerz
3iee Elm. 9ta6bem Die Sa6eln ange5inDet
iparen, iebte i:6 Ger 3ug inter Borautrjtt
elmer MtlIiitfapeIe nab Dem Qanobauie Des
Tiiriten in .8eipegun9 uub nobm gegeni,ber
BENT Salton Qufiteiung. Shirt 8ismarG
erl6ten i'm 9arten, Dorauf 95rGit0ent
&rabn cine Nnipra6e belt, in Ser er ben
Siirften Der Oanfbarteit iGmmtlther Beallz
ten p~or'i%s" fir 2nles. mas Der Shirt auf
bsm @.y",s VS. gusavagnpseus geleiltet
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3. & 3.
The NciV Spring AsSOrtHFitt are
NO3C UU iR.

It is n great pleasure to us to Offer this
season's productions. because they are the
most rlrran; and satisfactor forrhe prices
we have ever seen.
Our Mail Orler Denartment will cheer
fully submit SAMPLES by mail, and your
old.r WilI be flied Mt the lowest prices
aad as satisfactorily as though you were
here to dq Our shopping in person. Have
,on ,ried il2
s,e,.i.l mar,;.,,, i Nd # :. fo,y tame
o.t,
,.,,, ,.r,,o o..,,tu..n. Of An Wool
r...,i ,..i,;,.... % 4oi,.,t,,,; +, ,,,i,i,t,
-, i,r,r. .,rrmcn, ,f s,r,nns nI,ids and
t.. =. ro.,.,.t. ,r,,. ,I,,. ,,,.t
...n,....,.,. ill.,. ,.F.r;,,, Of 20 cont fI,, &C
n.,'5, .... ,,n.to ~ an, r,erc,,,iIe
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License Notice

court OF quarter SesSlOnS OF CdiiiDTlH I OuHty 10
be presented TO said court on Monday, March
IL a. d., 1sg).
adams tolenshtp-Tayern, Chauncey Ickes and
Henry ICkes.
AShpiHe bOTOngA-'l avern, Annie s. Br0okbank,
Augustine ugherty, Richard j. Free Michael
A. O'Hura.
Cambria boro0gh First st1rdd-Tavern, George
Atbaugh, Michael +. OWE, Patrlck Boyle,
Christ Eyer. Jnnn Il. Fees brewers, Margalet
Conner; tavern, Patrick GIeen. John Gl0gan,
Thomas alloien, solomon oZman Joseph I.
Kelly, John kt tntZ, Michael Laffey, Hugh MCCOn-
nen, P. j. Mclaughlin, fdwa'd +. o'Neill.
cambria btTough, Sscotd mrd -Tavel n Mary
Burkhart John burkhard, August heine, John
Lysett leier hoh eter 10. er, henry sally,
JOhu Schtffduer.
C,0Tot,otca b0rotgb-layern. Julia Binder.
B. A. Blum brewers, b. y, Blum avern, q. A.
Farabaugh brewers, q. A. taranaugh; tavern,
John Glaser, Joseph A. Gray wholesale, John
}. Hank; tavern. A. II. haug brewers, Henry
c. SChrOth tavern, Lawrence Schroth, Nm g.
and heuly e. SchrOth, John StoltZ, John D.
Thomas wholesale, 4. 5. Williams.
CtuTOH tutcaShip \ avern. Catharine Baker
Cilrst to,rnshjp-Tavern, John r. Cordell, JOS
eph Lipps, Joseph A. warner.
Ciirt Springs bOIUugit-layern, John Grouse,
CieaiT ii t@cnShtD-1avern, George Harber
George Saulsby
FrederlcH beuer, John schon, harles Fab r,
+. >. freidhCff, John Gaus, lberU II Geisel-
hart. George Held, lhiip Sandmaler, John
9Vnoilua,U w. i,.,' ~ c,, ,,,.d rovarn
q, co',t ''t""bt ~ o'J't tst b.,,.I,t' -
SuI SuIah e9,auaus II, nehJai,in ht9C 9 LIN n
Ihas, r.. hlIa9 h 2sGih' ooh'I N'u' ''"' "i'i'''A
l. ~, " Mei.n .,ii "nh lti, ZooeL pra,yere Iawrapce
= Co.'e"st"W' '"'''s'iP n'S"S''' i''
k%sI. =. ,a.,,..,,., qo,orr po,or provr cam
~ oy'p sW"atSa.p 'b rcG tii
aIlHe Cafpeh'eI. Mlchdel l.ailo' f"ViloN "eI'i''
htti ~ ~ NJ, y, ,alnt i ,.,. ,.o nrr,,h,
xxx ,a nhp ii hp'ia ~ ny
Nlitti "a =, " > - "a TITS ii"'i7 ,tt,baaI
E'S5 CoNe,@n0h 120Sgh s !nHe[, ay MaGnyei o.
O'il5iioit w e. -, ,', 49, fVhn ,nd Al,
EG' ftS0alg, nrSt t'a a. aNeIn' N' Jo4n anu Al
Oe! behuei' j. b. eh eS, Johll . Ihl y
EothS6Hg' EdSt Udid-l aNelH' l.. Io'eliiue'
E'0et tot"%fttp-i d eiil' ~ ilo9 - iVl h""0l'
jag Mile fI"nh w. ; uNe "a. il'S,, t,,,
Ft6"@a' D5fo"9h LaNeIn, '"too @ ~ .uOilIE. va, ~
1"u"%m oWo pt-hltNela' 1Cuieo tHnNtcu-
p4uet t''e. u, a",et -. b"iH po1' le'' =
llOihds w. BURNS "H'ht9a q, NUN I 70 ~
bulha tdFeih' h, = Di5ndh' Il"S; piI ~ y NJ
bert f. fIck, Mlchati t'Nhdllts, II G,llet'
AuuEeW hedSlef, Joseln NJ. Nulh us Muot'-
,alr' Alien ~. helsti tavern, Alhoio LGh%
pVV|et, D. LuOE sou Mlu!ea ~, . ia' ~ 80, n q
50 b ttlcr, AhthonJ au"i'"i t''Vln' AeH'S
SeymUre, Joan y. SIM n.
6.ttztftt .trftSatn-, ,ayern John j. 6ottlel'
JaIuts uuubto. Juhn NJ, NUile, uott.tf' ". D.
kCinpIS; wholesale, H. b. kttuega-
(gt.0by,Lgru uJyitafgH-'paypru. catherine keum.
Ifgsf II, D,Ii. itya-,, Hu r,al9. AIu ii leIuiIuk /,
taVeil. hnrles t,ipnr,. Marsh4u Gilpatrck.
,ttD . GRAY. Nichhel al. agle,Juhu a. Karat
send T. NJ Woodlp
,,.-,,. d.. ..r,.d ry.d-4aya.p. joseph
f,r..tt- ip Va, I ~ ...a,,i. bu crank trs.tt.ts
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BROWNS S
Sal :: 5aparjlla

NOTICE FOR APPLICATION
y FOR CHARTER Notice is hereby given
that an application VIII be made to the court Of
Common leas OF ca briu county. state o.
Pennsylvania on Monday, u 81 day nf tarcb,
A. d. 1890, under he Act OF assembly bf
e. c COmraonWea tn OF Pennsylvania, entitled
IAN Act providing for The Incorporation and
Regulation of Young Mems Christian AssOCa-
ito s. approved the Ninth day uf Nay, 4. D.
$50, for the Charterof corporation To- be called
=" he Oung Mems Christian association. OF
iohnstown, pa.,n the character and object o.
which is the improvement OF The Spii,u ual Men
al, social and hysiCal condition uf Young
zen, by the support and maintenance Of lecture
rooms, libraries, reading rooms. reigi lis ana
social wertingS, gymnasiumS. and such ntner
M ans and serVlcesas may o duce to the accom-
plshment OF hat object and TO- these purposes
q have. possess, enjoy ana exercise all the
rights. benefits, powers and privileges OF said
Act of Assembly. john Thomas, ". Il. Mat
lhews, NJ. H.. W. a. stewart. n. b. Swank, $. l..
Harter, C. h. Davis John Fulton. Gtor- a. Ila-
ger w. II. Hldrbrad. W. II. iller. D. W. Evans,
=. d., D. N. Greer, = w. Moses, frank ID. Jolly,
+ I. Morrell, Emory West.
w. II. ROSE solicitor,
Johnstown, Pa, Feb, l3, 1890
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. DMINIsTRATRIX's NOTICE.

"a -Es A'E or DAVID EDWARDS. DE
ASED.-Letters of Administration on the es
tate nf David Edwards. late OF JohnstowD, cam
bria county, deceased. having been granted to
the Undersigned all persons knowing themselves
indebted TO said estate ale requested 10 make
Immediate payment and those having claims
again said estate viii pre- ent them duly au-
thenticated 70. settlement 10
HARRIET EDWARDS,
Administrators, MoXham
OrJ. D. Edwards, opposite savings Bank, Main
street, JOhnStOWn.
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A MOUNTS DUE FROM CON.

"A STABLES FOR 1879.
Peter Culleton, Cambria borough
First ward .......... -. " 500
,ndrew Culleton, ambria borough,
second ward. .... .. -. 1O1 ls
archie Farrell, Prospect borough 1877 ID
Edward COnnery, Conemaugh borough
second ward ~. .............. =. 19i "a
caleb Butler. CoopeTsdale borough IG3 n
andrew Boucher, Millville second ward 0t
Edward conn ry, ConemIugh 0oIough,
fiis' ward :. ...........,. .........' ISL 81
A. j. Berkey, Grubbtown borough -. 80 25
W. A. Thlery. East Conemaugh 49, -. gS
b. L, Buckhart, West aylor. township. 2f4 o
W. ii. Killen, Fast aylor, township. ~ 44
George Gllllnger, Woodvtle borough :. 31g "A
w. A. LantZv. Upper oder, township. 100 90
John W. Stork, LO" er YOder. township. "A
John c. Hanlin, I unnellhil borough. :. 2O2 SO
;. H. Buck CarrolltO town borough ...... 20 ~
Alfred Miller Ashville borough ....... 1I2 d.
Andrew callahan, chest Springs bor, 1S IL
X. w DelOZer. leartield township..... 53G 4B
l.. J. Bearer SuSquehanna township S3l 04
rhos A, Brown. Washington township. 1lS 5s
l. o. Gates, White township. .......... 81
A ], Skelly, Willm0re borough ... so Is
John NJ. Watt, GalltZn townshp..... 2I1 g.
George MecRley, Gallitz n borough w $50 n
Anslem Neaklen. ECer township -. $40 3
l. j. " oakland, carroll township. ...... 473 gg
\ j, Miller, Dean township ........ 12l q
John Rhoem, Summerhill township. 81 50
s5,236 Is
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN following accounts have been filed In the
Court OF Common Pleas OF cambria county,
IA, ana Will be oHlrmed by said court on the
first Monday of March next unless cause b.
shown to the contrary Fourth and ltnal ac-
count OF stephen stutzman, Assignee OF NJ W
Keim & Company, and w keim and wife.
First and final account of Eben james, Com
mlttee of X Williams, lunatic.
DC DARBY. PTothonotary.
ProUhonotary's Ofice, February 3, 1890,
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
A DEMONSTRATORS NOT CE.

"a No, Ice is hereby given That Letters u
Administration ON the estate of John Alt. late
Of he borough OF Conemaugh, county OF Cam
bril- and ave of Pennsylvania, deceased, have
been granted 10 Catherine Alt. resident OF said
borough to whom all persons ind bted to said
estate are requested TO make payment, and
those having claims or demands, viii make
known the same without delay 20 The under
signed or TO O'COnnor Bros, Attorneys, Johns
town, Pa. CATHERINE ALI,
AdminiatratrtX
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
MAaRLED.

WILSON OAK.--AJ tie residence of the gIoomis
unel, Mir D. b. Wilson, Ia ineral Point, on
Tuesday, March 4, 1870, at O p. NJ, by KEY. j.
u. mith, ". G. Wilson and Amanda Oak.
STEWARf-MURRAY March h by hey II.
l.. C apman, Mr.. Robert stewart, sOp OF hev
w A. Stewart, Of the Pittsburgh Conference
OF the NJ h. Church, tn Miss Katie Murray, all
OF Johnstown.
LINbQUIS f-SODERLUND - Saturday March
list, by kev. S. Kpvbler. Franz lndquist and
Miss Amanda Soderlund OF M0rrellvlle
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07

The Peters gambling case will likely
have to he continued, the prosecutor hav.
ing lit out. il is said, on the payment of
money.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
4 MOUNT DUE POOR AM
~ HOIrSE on ENpI OYNEN'p

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Given under our hands at Commissioners or
flee at bensburg this 31st day OF January
A. d., 1890. GEO. A. kINKEAD,
j. w. GRIFFIN
JOSEPH HIPPS,
Auditors.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07

I EG SLATURE.-T will be a can
~ dIda'e fer the nomination for assembly
at he democratic Primaries on June 7th, sub
jeco to the rules OF the Democratic party
JUN T.. 81 ltAGER.
West Taylor township, Februar% GO. 1890.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-03-07
Farm for Sale.

Alarm OF los acres, situated seven miles north
east of Johnst0wn, ne-half mi'e from stone
pike. about forty acres in heavy timber, and un-
derllid with coal and limestone; good log barn,
young orchard, mostly grated fruit, aud good
water. VIII be sold on liberal terms. For
further Information apply TO
marl-2td>w A. h. SOMERVILLE.