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Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-06

6. Inventory and appraisemert OF personal
property appraised and SET apart for Mary l..
Ieagley, widow OF Andrew Yeagley, late o I
Johnstown. deceased, $780,
4 Inventory and appraisement OF personal
property appraised and set apart for Elizabeth
Moore, widow OF Henry Moore, late OF South
Fork borough, deceased, $26l
8. Inventory and appraisement OF certain per-
sonal property appraised and set apart for Sadie
L. Hunter widow of Milton w. Hunter, late OF
Greentown borough, deceased, $500.
9. Inventory and appraisement OF personal
property appraised and set apart for Mary
brandt, widow OF Joseph Brandt, late OF Johns
town borough, deceased, S25615.
TO- Inventory and appraisement OF personal
property, appraised and set apart for lena
Beebes widow OF Aaron Beebes, late OF East
conemaugh borough deceased, Sl4s'75' rr.o,.,
property appraised and set apart for Lena
Schnurr, widow of Chas. Schnurr, late OF Cone
maasi Sc.c,,sh Sc. @s, deceased ,,oo.oS. ,Se GO
10 inventory and appraisement OF personal
property. appraised ana set apart for Susan
boyle widow OF David H. Boyle late OF CroylS
township, deceased, SN0OC J.. -,
l3 inventory and appss6eeadt ZEN oi art agal ans tO
CLARA Miller. widow OF S. n. Miller, late OF Black
lick township, deceased, S3OO.OO.
IA. Inventory and apprasement Oh persona.
property appraised and set apart for Annie
Wolf. widow OF John n. Wolf, late OF Hastings
borough, deceased, $3.50.
15 Inventory and appra sement OF persona
and real property, appraised ana set apart foi
Mary Bender widow OF Gephart Bender, late ef
Lilly borough, deceased, S30OOO
H. Inventory and appraisement OF personal
Susan Wirick, widow or Henry Wirlck, lete OF
.CELESTINE j. BLAIR, Register.
Registers onice, Ebensburg, Pa, May Z, 1880.
DARN FOR SALE.-One hun
IL dred and Forty Acres on Fairfield Road,
Lower Yoder township, X miles from Nor
rellville Crossing inquire OF E. LEWIS, Elm
street, Morrellvllle, Pa. mayl7-ttd-ltW
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-06-06
MrRcAMTIle APPRAISEMENT
CAMBRIA COUNTY
FOR THE YEAR 1890.

THE venders of foreign and do
nestle merchandise, distillers and brewers,
brokers, etc, In Cambria county, VIII take no.
flee that they are appraised and classed by the
under Signed Appraiser OF Mercantile ana other
license tax for the year 1890, as follows 10 VIII
RETAILERS or MERCHANDISE.
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Northern
District OF Mis- sissil'Ki Eastern DIVISION
thereof.
2, \. Estes q CO Tvs vendi OK. onas
Williams K Baruatt
ly virtus of avendi exponas to m direc.-
ed ly1G orgeR- Hill, clerk OF the United
Stats Gil cult CuIrt in and for saiu In til t
and Division, in Lie above styled cau>e
will i'll IIoNt OF the Court Hos ST. in ts.e tov n
OF iuka ate oi Mississnpi, on th Isl Ms II :
day Ia January, lt.il being t, 9TH DAY I 1
the anoEth and y ithin legal hours ot sad d n
sell to he highest bidder fer cash, The
10 loving desc ibed reai estate, having
ptuvi '.is y besn levied ON as lrope ty /
Def ndssrts by virtue OF an att chmenr tc
me Issued in tho alovc styled canse. tow il
Lot II and L, in BLOCK ? in the Town OF
luka, on wi.i h d warehousa i sit It'd
Ierrys survey; acs.rtain hoase a..d J.
knoSn as the ~ nnis plsc Z, then cscul led
by G. B. Bostick, in sid town o. Ivka
mississippi The II qr sec rs t . rsiI. 81
ncres u lnn'i pare of sec i3ssr luas Shown by
deed OF J Stone, administ as toJ. W
Nilinins W half ne or sec i t4rl1,
n half OF se or sec 81 t3r j., finIt o. v
or sec l2t4r -, ) ac.es OF OF west side 1
. ha;f Of sw qr sac :its j 10. M tlr SEQ y
tHr 10, 8 W Or OF n 9 % sec =, Brio. 4 h II
of u y qr.sec 23t rio " hAsf I n = az s Q
10 t3r "; ll4 acres ia II " qrssec IN + 5 4.
being NIL OF, xaid Quarter owned by a VI.
Williams W half OF 8 W 1r sec y; t 4 ~,
half ot " Or sec 9, IA r 10
"A eertain lot 10 said town Of Irkn nown
as Dtock IS Hubbarsl's survey III said toAsl,
the property OF j. W. Williams
An OF the above q, ,sc1ihed lands lying
and being m Tshomingo Coanty, State OF
Also the Interest Of Wiiliamsv i Bs.rnett
In tho Taytne rship OF J. M Gortnsy L &c ),
In certain saw mill. engine, "a
/ Alfso as the properly OF J. ". Williams
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TIru., MlNa , CouNTY.

I, the Hon. Beard Of lsupprvis ri 81
aforesaid Count, III said STAR:
/, Il. X Mos@r, residcn citizen
y! the second Supervisors district
OF Tishomingo County. Mississippi,
respectfully make sppt,ea,inn 10
your hnp"ralie body for lcen.r ID
sell AT retail vinorIs and s,slritous
and m"lt liquors ii fhe second Sn-
pcrvisor's Dis,rlct ot SAID Coupiy.
| Row set forth p,at J. am 4 mala
person over the age ot twenty onc
Years aud a resident riiizrn ni sad
District III said County. Said l,quors
are 10 be sold hy ms III tr;. me
hose sixteen fee, wide and twenty
feet long, situated on tie north side
1T the Iuka and Burnsvillo road.
ub u; seven miles from Iuka and two
mites from Burtsvilie, IN the sopEh
part Of the northwest quarter of
trciion 6, in township 8, r,.nge ~ u
ll5 Yards east ot residercc of l4ii-
toner. | lave 10 partner in said
business. II X. MOSER.
we, your petitioners. whose names
are hereto signed respectfully state
that wa and each If ~ are zeal cs-
tate owners and res dent en- zcis nf
ah'lsin the Second Supervisors DIS
tricl ot TIrhu,aingo e, unty. MH
sI>sppi; that We know K. X. Mnscr
10 tie "a male person over the age ut
twenty years. aud u resident
cliza'. ot. saii District in shid
q, unity and STATE; hat he isa per-
son OF good moral character and Il
sober and suitable person TO receive
license to sell at retail vinous,
-pirltu ms and malt liquors, and they
recommend him to tlat. effect. and
they pray thai he be granted hy aud
l,ceivc s,it.h l.cunse from Your hon
orahle board.
J z Wondley, d d Woodley. II P
Wake + NJ Skellon, u .orgs Car
(, pen,er, " II Carpenter. Il Carpenter.
IL J Kennedy. u. Nj. Norris, w Z
Bishop, q " B.~hop, J B South, W
II Anlcrson, J " Marlar, Berry
Hines, N Counts, j Z TAYLOR, J B
] Amoson, ] z Gray, A Harris, J L
Peterson, 2 N Fltc, j K Stree,man.
Louis johnson, J I Whit field, II III
Dean, Il W Johnson. Il q Mendnws,
Thomas Bakency, J r Marlar, X n
Knowles, s Z Davis, T. M Medders,
j Il Stricklin. David BIakeney NIL
Harris, J w Edwards. NJ D Whit
field. |, A Holder, Ii n Grimes. w
g Burchum, w 4 Copper, II Y
Grimes, J Nv Winfield, T r Nixon,
Nv + Peterson, Ii Z Holder, James
Parsos.s, T j O.iom Martin Stanley,
III tia,n, II II Icl,nn. Wm Lam.
bu, G W Whitfield, v Holder.
STATE Of MIsslssIpp.,
Tlsn MsNGo CuUNTY.
T. w. Patterson, clerk Of the
Board Of Supervisors Of aforesaid
County III said State, hereby certify
thi. the foregoing is a true and cnr-
rect copy Q. TIE original application
"i r.. X. Moscr for license 10 retail
rinous and spir1luaus l;qnors. and
the Recommendation thereof as filed
al he regular mesiing Of ssid l,mr,.
on the l0 b day OF November. 1900,
and now Oh iie ia my otfi %.
Wiincss my haLd and ificiul seal
tins 2l~t day # November, 1890.
+, ". PATTERSON.
! sEAL Clerk "t Board
49, ot J; ervis<rs.
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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
kEElERS BAY.

There was quite a sabbinG affair in
Grand Isle last Saturday night, while
dance was i'll progress IN oneof DR.. Haynes
mansions, Ieter Sorcu being stabbed three
times in the back and John Rock was
stabbed twice, once in the hip. 1t was a
"go-as you please fight rs womoA We're in
cluded and by the looks Of :he black eyes
and sore heads it was disgrace to the
town and ii is time that such things were
stopped. Why are our laws not enforced
\ trial is in progress. Joe Wallis has been
arrested for selling rum, also several Others.
$ s. CLARK and Hon John Smith have
been employed as counsel.
Mrs. Lorenzo Kinney, del at Grand Isle,
Thursday. She was buried Saturday, Rev.
T. j. Harris, officiating. -Rollo Robinson
of South Hero, died at the nome of his
aunt, Mrs. Henry Robinson, last Saturday.
He was n sufferer from consumption for u
number of years jed Wood has moved to
Grand Isle in one of ". Corbin' : tenements.
Lewis Lawrence moves April l, into
Wallace Halls tenant house. MIR. Law
renee viii carry on Mr.. Halls place -
Wright x Cassidy have started their wood
saving machine A. Davis is going to
build an addition to his son house, and
will live with them.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28

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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
ALBURGH.

Columbus Lodge F. and \. NJ, will ba
visited 10y the Swanton lodge February 2I
Noted st. Aluans Ma.oas VIII also be pres
ent. The third degree viii be worked and
Refreshments served. The annual oyster
supper will be given by the ladies' of tls
Congregational church at Che residence of
Henry Jameson February 20--trepara-
tions are in progress to put up 1900 cars Of
ice at East Alburgh. Myers of Rou,es
Point and New York party are the con-
tractors-Th funeral OF Ellsworth Young,
who was killed at Whitehall, was held at
Alburgh Sunday. He was inferred in the
Bush cemetery, The town auditors meet
SATURDAY.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
SHOREkAM.

At Leicester junction, February 10, John
Dumas was run over by car, ankle JOINT
was dislocated and time will be required for
its healing. He was brought home Satur-
day evening but Is rs yet unable to SIT up.
February 22d, Milan Cook and wife were
surprised by about 60 friends who gathered
at their residence, the occasion being their
18TH marriage anniversary.
Mrs Eta Lyon and daughter are at
John RUSSELL The missionary meeting
Thursday was postponed one week on ac-
count of the storm Rev. &. =. Byington
preached an interesting sermon especially
to men Sunday.
Owing to the illness of the teacher, Miss
Mamie Stokes, there was no school in dis
trict No. ID the past week. Miss Jennie
Sullivan of Burlington is visiting her parents
here.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
WEST BERLIN.

W. 3. Worthing, wife and daughter,
were called to Cabot last week by the sick
ness of Mrs. George Smith, a sister of Mrs.
Worthing 5 Charles Nichols has rented a
part of his house TO Mr.. BaSley of Worces-
ter, who Is tending the boiler at the granite
works. Mrs. PearsOns has rented a part Of
Mrs. Streeter's house and moved from f.
W. Strong Sc Mcintosh of Chicago is
visiting his brother and sister at the old
home. Married at the boarding house in
West Berlin, February p, 10y Rev. W. Is.
Worthing, Edward Guyette and Flora
Celley.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
SOUTH HERO.

Eta Ferris of South Hero received a rare
and valuable present of pair of Chinese
shoes from a friend in one of the Pacific
States. The shoes were imported from
China and are of superior workmanship.
The tops are made of a fine golden brown
brocade satin, trimmed with black velvet,
corded and bound with black satin, lined
with line linen canvas with padded insoles.
The soles are Of pulpy substance and
three-fourths of an inch thick, the bottoms
being made of leather a pair of fine lace
straw Chinese slippers came with the shoes.
The price of the slippers in China being
three cents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
EAST CALAIS.

Emmanuel Williams has returned to
Springfield, Mass Benjamin King died Of
pneumonia last week Funeral services We're
held at the house, Rev. Grin Davis otiicia-
ting. because of bad weather the old and
young folks Lall at North Calais was at
tended by only = couples. A Greensboro
Bend man. Who passed through this place
selling potatoes, is charged with giving
small measure, two bushels sold in one place
lacNing two pounds of two bushels IN
weight. Oscar Guerns " is sick The horse
trot at North Montpelier was postponed
because of storm Albert Dwnuell has
bought some timhered land, part of the
Alden estate of Mr.. Snow of East Mont
peler.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
WATERBURY CENTRE.

The prizes in the Minard Commercial
school at the Green Mountain seminary
were as follows; First term, q. j. Congo of
East Brighton, won first prize, and j. l..
Kbbe, Waterbury, honorable mentions
second term, Martha y. Greeley of Water
bury first, and Miss +. l.. Slayton of Stowe
honorable mention; third term, Guy O.
Boyce of Waterbury, first. The declama-
tious showed excellent training 10y Prof.
q. X. Small, the teacher. Miss Kate
Washburn, just returned from the Boston
conservatory of music, played the violin
during the exercises Wednesday evening,
and the Waterbury orchestra played for
the promenade concert Thursday evening.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
EAST GEORGIA.

Neia Learnard and Edward j. Bombard
of Colchester We're married Wednesday the
18th, at the residence of the brides mother,
Mrs. n. H. Learnard, About % relatives
and friends We're present After recep-
ton Mr.. and Mrs. Bombard left on the
evening train south. They will reside in
Colchester,
James Stafford moves to Berkshire this
week. He has rented a farm there of Judge
Royce. W. Lappan moves to the farm va
Gated by Mr.. Stafford. Mrs. Josie Ander-
son and son, George, from Craftsbury, are
visiting friends in town.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
GAYSVlLL.E.

The will of Albert Whtcomb, a native OF
this town, which has just been proved and
allowed by the Probate Court, bequeaths
$50, 900 to this town, the income from
which is to be used for the support Of
schools, and, after making other requests,
bequeaths the residue of his estate to this
town, the income to be used for the support
of the poor. Parties who claim to know
say that the latter-named gift will equal or
exceed the former
There were 10 births and II deaths in
town last year. Old age was the most fatal
disease according to the returns, two deaths
from measles were reported, two from con-
sumption, two from typhoid fever and sew
eral other diseases carried Off one each.
Only six marriage licenses were issued dur
ing the year.
This town claims the distinction Of hay
ing the youngest wife and mother in the
State-13 years, months and 10 days.
Both mother and son doing well.
Clarence Savage has sold his farm and
bought the Robert Curtice farm.-W. Ii.
Turner has leased his farm for three years
to John Hertle of Bethel. Hiram Kimball,
a former resident of this place, died recent
ly at Ninelnnd n. j. His body was
brought here for intcrment.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
EAST MlnDIERuRY.

Mrs, II. l.. Clarl: died at r. y. Damon's
on Feb, "a, aged - years She had
been suffering for years from bronchial
trouble but a severe attack of the influenza
FASTENED her death.
Examination in school this week Ed.
Sumner died at John Groves February %.
Lewis Leno's team started of Friday eve
ming, and when Mr.. Leno overlook it a
buffalo robe was missing.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
BRIDPORT.

Marriott Miner is sick, addison, Bridport
and Cornwall exhibited some OF their fine
horses in Middlebury SATURDAY to buyers
from New York. Mrs. Jonathan Will
marth of Addison is in town taking care of
her mother and sister, botn of whom are
sick
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
JEFFERSONVIlIF.

The Rev. j. Tate kits preached to
large audience at the Congregational church
last Sunday. In the evening he delivered
bis third lecture on China entitled "Mission-
airy DInicuites. "
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
STOWE.

\ a school meeting last week it was voted
to hold a High school commencing about
March l. Prof. Merriam will he re-en5aged.
Mrs. Chauucey Barrows died Friday Of
pneumonia, leaving husband and thrco
children. The funeral was held Sunday,
Key, Watson Weed officiating.
Fred Harris has opened grocery store
in the old Luce block Mrs j. b. Slayton
is sick. Bennett held public dance
at lsham's hotel, February 10,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1890-02-28
MONTH HERO.

David Dodds, who went to Petersburgh,
Va, in November, hoping to benefit his
health by change of climate, is said to be
failing rapidly and it is expected he will be
brought home at once If possible as the
doctors there say there is no chance for his
recovery.