1 3 I f . ft IlCitUU. j critically ill at hi kom in Sici-tmnvn. I v . 4 s -am - 5 itfC, lecteJ t . -wr-v. far''' 4" . J:ro-a. ;..b SorcGfti. '.-erTkeTfoot. r.::iaore lioro. '-' -,..-evi..e trough. r. : N v. L in 'T ,-:ir. 3 Borocfc-S. vestowa Bora. .ill!' n:s and 1 ....Srrei n Hjdo- .-.r:rrs-.riZ the ''' sofrrrss-.ng- .? v:r:u of tii ..Vt-'''3 feU into .r i Wi&-v.n?r, P-, r - -cut r-art;- .--' - "- impossible. ... '.i eoosuuip : inlr r:pontae - u-j.i-i L:'6 niy. U. -"t c,a:.j !" .'s. .: ..--r"1 tJ"lbe yif .?ri a rnou re rr.:.-e'i;b troop ua . .iir.-t-i u- :se British tr-r:- in ti.e camp i., , :,f ;i Brhra will I J".-: i.. t. -a -s. All w ill ; jf arrvi : oce of tie i trjii.5' (v'.el'r&U'd .X' u Ha-tai public 4 7;.t Bf.eraooc Tae rrr:a reS-cted j'rt isr ; ucr, Mr. H. L. .jf pr-Bi was f.-i. ri I fpf-rrL-or of jipi J.,r r Jfc.i ai. Cui:k al-Sj--frs crr ::':' his boue .ii : t;i:cg plaoc and TiE njd;ae. and .s: or.d," y ; i?ir-r of line, Pa. li-t. tii b; oc t:ae was ;i.j.'n Tix. wticia i'.v i:ci oa Wed stjki j: lj e:-ra ptniuea 2 1' :a :c five dra. . ii ; :i JoL--vra ia -J. R. R. ::ator. f-e. ti J C. h"v, of P:u- of Lmvicg UtDper- aa.ti: i-a-e May. ""tuc'.jrl my Mts aad i is a;'(-tau ill be takea t-r.iiajfct wiil be -.;j;t.tL,L. Mreb f.it, a: !t !. ,u,e t.f oar your g "tei;of ite V.llegela ' Tc rebear; st iu;f proaiiMsg that be oce of ;be b. s: T.' ii Li t p.aced i a - m...-, Mrca s:a. - C ''i a tie well-known fcrciaBt T ill b .: Jiaroa i-i, mi;a aa 'V.L! IU !:l n Vn'.tu -rrei Eicjire and .::.tr. dt:-t-iat ia tt on irau at York, U.i;. ML- Ei-ie i-is.s t lT.paed ajar- i Ui L ac-piei, pro- e.-ieL-.d. Tte la.;itr '- ". r,d se tiea re.ea d w " offered ia u" Wo rrwg-ht ! t iLe -'-? ft-xri iLerv K Bjt.g iw.p o J.epb a-i.r.. 2 vemu1 e- "CMs:jpi:15!r. ' e i . tore- t -L,j l.ji kill bi Tie c-e u .T ir "-5 ly experi- "7 Us jwire-l a JJ i !., t T aa entirely iirs t lie ordinary a -"''W. sy tb j'."7- T - ry ui V ibe , U: criei.f ece i:r Ul-.derated be J?1 Tieo:&r jy ae - -3 n to get a ; -i,ted iu:rjy-ai aire, - tew ibcubaUoD. y, ,i! pQieat f Cirao : j,"- te pra on ao S-n;ny purcfcaed i wJIt.e cm. t biie laaa e er beard of 11V IkY.tr "... " tbrtwrhruit " Ll r ..hi, maiin j ttat riu . . . . " wm lor -"--BJoleudedf.rt -. r- I 1 " year. Mr. Muuvt v. HaeKw, f Miltord townabip, arid Miaa Xora M. gtabl, of Somerwi low nship, were oaiad ia mar riaf on Sunday eveoinj, Febf cary 25th, at the Lulheran parsonage ax Glada. Rer. A- B. M'ller oSciaUrif. I a the election rKaraa rablhl? waer it w probable thai the fu !1 number of eaperTinora and acb.iol dlrwxnrs elect ed in aeveral dii.tricu is not given. The reporter waa onable to aaeersaia where ' canciea caused by resignation or otfcer wie were fi'.le-d in districts referred to. Tbe many friends aad patroas of It. j. W. CanKberawiM be arrj to learn that be bu been eoti fined to hi borne (r ten dy pa4 by erioi ucknn. Tbcre waa an joeablerbDge for tbe beuer In hi coadition yetoerday, and he confideatly eipectH to resume hia praotic in the coureofafe daya. At a aale of the pen-on property of tbe late Jesse Btoghman, at Sana Patch. Saturday afternoon, an antiquated ches-t waa pui op by the auction, a nrn. ppertiTe parrcsrr tan;ed over tbe old piece oi larnitare waen a sorrel drawer slipped out upon the ground di6cloii!g a um oi money in com and currency am.njotir-g to over i'jj). A dispatch from Detroit, Mich , reev ed hre ytrday a?teruofn, an arm need tbe sadden death of Mrs. Harriet Little at her ixnue in that city. Mr. Little wa adauzhlerof Mr. and Mm. fhrU KiaimeUof this pl and resided hr up until tbe time of ber marriage about twenty year ago to Mr. Charles Gebbait. of Dayton, O. S le was uiarrie-1 to Mr Little aait a year aga. We nod tbe fallowing announcement i a several of our exchang: "J. A, Berk- ey. E-i , of S.!neret. ha parcbed an i lret in th VVindber Journal, and Prt f. J. C. Begley i to be the managing e-iiwr." Rjiucr aaythatMr. Berkey ia a.ting a the agent of Congressman Jo seph E. Thropp. and that tbe latter will henwfter have tbeaclirepprtof three. iat-tead of two, Somerset county j mi main. Tbe anniversary nf WishinrUm' birthday waa olerved i.y the children of tbe public whot.ia la--l Thursday with appropriate esercirf. A squad of (. A. K. comrade from R. P. Cummin Pot participated. Aaiocg the addreAse d- iivered was oce by tbe "Hero of Saylor'e Creek," Crarade -Billy" Uotetler. which ha been highly spoken of ty all w h-" beard it. Members of the "McKinley League" ere busy -comparing notes" lat week at their hti.J jumrtera in this town. Tbe attendance a not a lare aa at tbe sev eral -compare notes' meetiaj held last spricg. acd it j rumored that tbe size of the "notes'' compared wtre not at large as the ooes alleged to have been odared and rejected by AemUymaa Kendall at Harrisbarg last wjnter. Suaday wa the ouldest day of the pres ent wjnter, the mercury boverirg from lero to ten dt-grees below from late Sat urday night aotll Moaday moraicg. la addition to the extreme culd a fier' storm prevaiicxL blowing the anow i a clouds, throughout the period mentioned. Sev eral of the IocaI churchea were forced to a'jandoa their usual Sabbath service, aad few persons, except tbose who were com pelled to do so. ventured out of doors, A aa iliaslra'.ioa of bow lightly party obligation rest oa some few iasargeau in this town it only necessary to point t the fact that Harvey M. Berkley. Re publican candidate fr school director, ws cut bet wen twenty aad thirty vote at oar recent ele-tioa. Notitataad icg thu dr-faraiorv. B'rkley'a ma jority was larger than taa V4.nl vote pol.ei for hi- competitor. Repuolicans who prtii-ip:? in a nominmiioo usually consider the us-ilves ia b mor b-njnd V support the nominee. Th;s. eviieut'y, is not the view taken of such obligation by the sele--t littl band of kk-kers who fi".d to support M r. Berkley. We hope they are a happy after registering tbeir little 'kick" as Mr. Berkley is over the result. The Herald has from time to time re ferred to th6 growing hotel business of this place. Every rm in the Hotel Vaacear waa occupied each night last week, and many of the patron of that popular reort;were ooaipelled t -double up" in order to be aecor"aiodatei with lodgings. Landlord Wi iters has made arrangement with a number of private familiea to entertain the overrViw from hia house I hi week, aad ia addition bas beeo ooligd to place cots ia the bails aad pariora. The oiber local hotel are all doing a spleadid basiaeas, aad Mr. C. 5. Vaouear's new bouse, the name of w hica has not yet been selected, will supply a demaaa for additional hotel accommoda tion thai taa been lelt fur a loag time. Tae hotel trade ia a good index of tbe importance Somerset bas assumed as a commercial centre. Traveling aalesmea declare this lobe one of the best tow us for tbe siza ia the State. During thirty -four days ending lat Saturday TAi com mercial travelers registered at th Hotel Vaantar. The borough and township electioas passed off ery quietly iu tu?jr"3r if the dtricts. Tae oters of tbe new bjrouga of liarreli had aa all day scrap, as they were called upon to elect a complete set of uiuuiopal officjala. Barhu, lor the first lime iu the huoory l that veuexa-oie li;ga was swept awsy Iroui her Democratic ujoormg. alecung a frobibiUou Buigevs aal uear.y aai tae uczt. to.aintl Of tae Kpuunoos. Tbe CuU)Uiiuiiia at Wiudbcr bad Ul ei t make out hi nomination paper ia proper form, aad the consq-.ieo-.- waa that only tae name ol tae itcpabiicaa Judge and Inspector wer priii-eJ ou tbe ballots lor t bat precinct, i as voters cor rected tae miMaae however, aad elected tae rbJl K-pubiica UcaeU Iuaome district aero the voters aad o-miaated cujdidatns lor CubsLaUle aud Higi Con sble rpri was tiprol wb-u it m as tountl tat tue Uuioa aid Hot coo taia ia oamds of Djaiiuoes fjr taose office. The Couimis-.! ier had iustruot ed ibe printer fc let ail suca uouiiuaiious off tae ucaeus a vacancies now exi-tiug canouiy be tiil-rd by appjiulaietil by Uie Court. Tae Act of Assembly provides real Ofiaiabies and U:-h Cusiules saail beeiecxl tri euaiaiiy, a.ld as oi3 Ctsrs uf lUai ca- were t-lecfceu yar ago, none can be htij elected oUl 1JJ1. It now appear Uit Harry Davis, lbs namegiveu by tBd a.r-etbief who was lodged ia jsii U-a wek. bavii.g been brougat bere frji West Virginia by Sneriffsaylor, ou req jiailion paper is sued by ioveroor Sioue, is a well koown violor of the law aad mat be as only recently djcbarged from the extern Pe jitentiary ia ta State- Lat week Sberifl' yior received letter from a liverymso namwl Jsrvis, of Cisrioo county, aklug for a description ut tbe phiLr Uif m. Jarv i eucio.i a pbo tgrapb, oe bad ootaiued from Warden Wright, of tae Wesiru Peni tentiary, of prisoner 'j. Leo, and as aoon ac Sbenff Sylor glanced at il be Oia:zed the feature of Dav is. Jarvis tatrsiu bis leti that tbe tatef w bo made away lib a leM of tine horses l.vj.u his table in Dacember Jast ciaimeo to be a preacher traveling for bi as.lta. Thi is the asm a ruse the ra-cal played on Liveryman Barefoot, oT Windber. who tracked him to Weet Va-. and eaod hia arrest. Wtoen ShacjlT Sayior exhibited Jar via priter to Davis and e ."fronted bim with bt photograph, iaki it a felon's garb, the prisoner wakened an lioeabiy. He refused to I!-" the I boU .graph as iing foaia-. but told tbe SbenJ that he would explain loaUer after lb suit pending a-jm hl-n & leu dispoaed oC E.eryibing r 'u dtcatctbat Dsvia i an oid tiiu-r, aad a slW-k one at thai, and all of bi claim .-f pbysical .ift'enr.g ar merely cever at Utcspu to arooss the sympatcy of tbe court which will be called opja to pas MOBBIS H, WA6HEB lllltO." a Hailraai Wrack. M.r i H. Wagner, a rromicect aai bopalar young resideat of SalLsbarj. waa kiiied in a freight wreck at Boar Run, be tween Ohipyle and ConnellsviUe, oo the nusourg iiiviMon of the BalUmor aad WQK Kwroad, at aa early hour Satarday morning. iie was re-.ornlng home from t- aw in charge of a palrcf driring-hon or aia Drotaer-ja-law. Dr. Lichty. and a riding hor for Superi utendent Garrett, of the Mercbants Coal Company. Wagner's body wa not recoveied from the wreck nntil in the afUtrnona, when it was round that it had been burned almost beyond recognition. Tb body waa uken io .onneilvi.!e, where it was prepared lor bo rial and later ia th dsy shipped to in tel man's borne. v aguer cm arx.ut thirty year of age, nd was a weil- known grocer of Salts- bury. He leaven a wife, who is a daugh tr of Samuel J. Lichty, and five small children. The annooncement of bis tragic death cat a gloom over Salwbory, where he was well liked by all who knew him. The cause of tbe wreck is not definitely kron. A traia made up of stock car and other freight had the right of way aa fast fre.ght. It was made up at Akron. O , aad waa traveling east. Coming west was another freight train. At Boar Run the irjector on tbe wet-hoond train had cotiietoastaod-sUil. Tbe engineer work ed to repair the defect, but found that he had delayed so long that it wa neewwary to send out a flagman to au?p the rt- bouod train. A few ininaie later tbe crash came, with the bellow ing of wound ed cattle and tbe cries of men. The trainmen fared :L. Either by jumping or otherwise, they all escaped. Wagner wa in tbe stock car next to the engine. He was crushed to death. Then the train bunt iuto fisme at several place. Both engine left the track. Fiercer and fiercer leaped the flamex, licking np tbe shattered cars and bring ing tbe most terrible groan and bellow ing from tbe imprisoned berds. Traffic was delayed for twelve hour. Dr. Lic-hty's pair of horse were kiiied. as wa also Mr. tiarrett's. FEBRUARY ELECTIONS j 2 Hops Walkiag at Xiagara. Tbe man who wanted to walk acrosa Niagara Falls on a rope was w isely re strained by the authorities. Probably be is thankful that such was the case. Death comes soon enough. Take the in road of disease for example. Common ailments like constipation, dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria and nervousness, do much to shorten life. There is a med icine that will cure these, if taken faith fully, aad that i Has tetter's Stomach Bitters. Set tbe stomach rigat, and good health ia sure to follow. This peer lea remedy has a record of over fifty years of cure to back it op. When in need of a medicine of thi kind, get the old reiiaoi Hostetter' Stomach Bitters, with a Pri vate Revenue Stamp over the neck of tbe bottle. sheriff' Bales. The following properties, Bdvertied for the past f:Hir week in tbe Herald, were sold by Sheriff Saylor at the court house Friday afternoon : Tbe iuterel of Albert Whetstone in 60 acre of land in Addison township, to Jesse Listou for flu. 00. The Daniel E. Uieaner farm of 170 acre, in Stonycreek township, to Albert E. tilesener for $".! 11 The Wm ii. Ie Haven farm of 1 acres, ia Addiscu township, to H. L. Dean & Bro. for $l,(Vrj.O). Houst aud lot of Man&a Jane and Ja cob ZerfoKs, in Kckwcod borough, to Robert S. Kiernaa for fi) uu. BZCEjT DIATE5. M r. Catherine Schwari. aged seventy eight years, died Saturday night at tbe home of her son-in-law, Mr. Simon Krebs, from heart failure. Notwith standing ber advanced age Mrs. Schwartz erjoyed excellent health up until ayr ago when s be first commenced to auff r Iroru heart disease. She wa a rmidei t of Tamaqaa, Pa., for many years, bt t for the pa4 twenty year had made her borne with her daughter, Mrs, Krebs, coming to Somerset about tour years ago. She was a lady of great energy and ii dastryand always fooad something to keep ber employed, notwithstanding tl fact that she was surrounded with all tbe romforts affectionate attention could provide. The funeral took place yester day afternoon, interment being made ia the Krebs tsmily plot ia the Luther, a cemetery. By the death of Pullip Gilbert, who expired last Friday moraing. Somerset kt ber oldest and ooe of ber best cit. Xen. Mr. Gilbert bad attained the ad vanced age of W years, 1 month nd 23 days. He wa a son of Mr. aad Mrs. Henry Gilbert, aad came with his parent from Sbippensburg, Camberlaad county, to Somerset ia WL Hia lather was potter and fol.oed thai vocation up until tae time of bis death. Young Pailiip learned the shoemaker' trade, which be eootiaued to fjllow up natil a year or two ago. He was a roan of giaot frame and vigorous miad aad retaiaed control of hi mental lscultie until the last. Only a few week ago be walked the stret with firm acd elastic step, pleas antly greeting bis friends. He was keen ly alive to all that transpired in local affairs and wa interested in the current events of the day. Notwithstanding the sedentary life be wa compelled to lead h was straight as aa arrow ana present ed a picwre of health. Ia fact be was a stranger to sicko, never bsvicg suffer ed aoy of tbe ill fiesh is heir to. A few OJ-Bth agi hi strength began to fail aad w ben the summons came be was ready to g. Ua was marnea vo .miss wum'"" Zufail and to them were born two can. dren. Mis Maggie, who died three year a i. and Frank S., a well-known resi dent of this place. Mr. Gilbert died fifieen years ago. Pbiisp G.lbert waa an iin.innromi-.iog Democrat, bat at no tune an offensive partisan. He waa a member of tbe Liiaerau caurca ana n exemplary chnstiaa life. He lived in the house iu whloh he died for a period of e:ghty years, and always enjoy ed tbe rwpect aad affection of bi neigh Dors. Tae fu oeral took place at 2 o'cKs. k Saturday afternoon. A Soi Caasa. Tbe Village Improvement Association of Somerset now boa- of a membership of over one buudred ladies. Tnis society has been orgnUd and is working wita bu( one ead in view taa of improving aad beutifyiog our town, w hica has beea the lifelong bom of a large number of its member. Many much needed improvements bsve beeo rse-!y dweossed, aad we are assured that, with tbe beany co-operation of our home-loving and beauty loving citirsus, tasy will, in lime, be carried out. An eniertainmsol to be given by or young people ia the Opera House on tbe oiuth of next inonta, for the purpose of raising funds to beexpended iu lhi work. Home talent is always appreiaU.i by tbe people of SMnerset, and we are coo adent that ail vhi atrooie the coming entertainment will be more than pleased. Tae -Garland Drill" aud Mrs. Jarley Vax Works" will be two very attractive features. They are under tbe direction of Mis Ann C. Pattoo and Mis Mame Jones, respectively. Music and reading by " of onr 1.1 local talent will alao be given. Yc-ur pressooe is desired. V. L A.ComitTb. rrt Bite ass Ctilblaias qnickly cured by BANNER SALVE, the most bealtag remedy In tbe world. AH DraisW. CS-e-al LUt f Borevgk ax Tswaihis OS rs C1m:4 Fsbraary 23, 1900. BOROt-'UHS. Berlin Burgnas, Fred Gniff; council Xt M Diveley. Nevio Long; scliol direct or. George W R,ckmau. H Nicholson collator. S S Shafivr; Hreot eomintsai.o. er, B F Raymao; judg. C A Floto; In pector. H F Ball, G W Riehl, Jr; aud itor. Edward Baldwin; Clerk, Robert P Colli Benson Council, W T Wolford, II P J Cuter (tie). Darid Krersj; school direct or. Henry W Holaopple. Lewis Helsel collector, D H Costen street commission er, J D Biongh: Judge, QPJ Custer; la epectors, David Coster, George Benson; auditor, Sena Kaufman. Casselmaa Barges, L L Weimer; council, Ctarlea Yooakin, John Whip- key; school director. Joha Dsire, J C Lipr-art; collector, Daaiel Mickey; atreet commissioner, J P Hosteller; Judge, Jas Rboads; inspectors, Milton Rupp, John Wilkena; aaditor, Carl WiltrouU Conflaeace Bjrgess, A N Patcbell; council, Fred Koonu. E G Cunningham; school directors. W S Moon tain, Samuel R Devore; collector, Allen C Miller; street commissioner. John Stanton; Justice. C P DeOonrse; judge, W E Pullin; inspect ors, V W Humbert, James W Swan; aud itor, G A France. Garrett Bargees, F Enos; coancil, E A BiUner, Peter Priu. W L Hoover, M Romesbarg, R T Pollard. J U Judy. John Bowl by; school director. L A Maust, W L Brant, A Wilt, William Platter. B J Biuner. X J Judy; JisUce, J A Ken nel!; collector. Jama Hoover; constable. F H Lenhart; high couslabie. Chads Baldwin; assessor. E B Schrock; street P)iumnionr, b 1 BiUner; jadge. J P Weaver; iasctor. Robert Pbinecy. U S Lape; aadlurs. Cbaries Heinemyer. Harvey Riu;ler, Albert Xorris; clerk, N F Walter. Jennerstown Juslioe, Daniel Peterson; burgee. J J Griffith: oouucil, George Ar- ianiaa, Wm Judy, Isaac Kaufman tiei; collector, H W Maurer; judge, Irvia B Muller; inspectors. Worth Judy, Park Hoffman; street commissioner, John Ju dy; school director, Rufas Raurh, P. F. Berkey. Park Hoffman (liei; auditor, SC Lng; clerk, John Pelticjrd. Meyenvdale Burge, A E Finegaa; cmncil. B D Morgan, Charles Thomas; school directors. F A Domer. II G Will; ellrtor, N Klingaman; jadge, W Dougherty; Inspector, Frank Bynon, M M Smith; auditor, H M Cook. New Baltimore Barges. F A Warner; council, H J Engbert, Joseph Topper; collector, John F Waruer; judge, T E Straob; inspectors, Joha Rjss, William Lukea, Joha Spicer (tie); atreet commis sioner, G Restley; school directors. J M Zeller. Joha F Waroer; auditor, F B Topper. XewCentreviile Barges. John H Ben- ford; osincil. R McMillen, Jasian Cer foes; school director. E E Moore, James Ferrel; collector, O V Houtz; street com missioner, J P Sechler; judge, S H R-yd; inspector. J E Miller, Aaron Will; aud itor, George Brant. Rockwood Council, A G Will. M H Snyder; school directors, E D Miller, Henry Farliag; collector, Solomon Sny der; street commissioner, George Pile; justice, David Gildner; jadge, Anthony Growall; inspectors, J D Snyder, Charles Beaford; auditor, Frank Bortz. Salisbury Barges, Jere J Livengood; coancil, J W Ringler, A F Speicher; school directors, Stewart Smith, CS Lich liter; o!le-tor, M J Glotfelly; street com missioner, Richard Jeffery; judge, Jame A Wiater-, iaspector, Alfred Rmgler, R A Kiiaer; auditor, Rjbert H Johnstone. Somerset Burgess, Wm II Weiffey; council. F K Saaner, J B Winters; school director. Harvey M Berkley. R R Rob erts; collector. Chamber Huston; street ommissiooer, H G Cannicgham; judge, A H Huston; inspector. Taotnas Jones, Frank Gilbert; auditor. M E Craver. Somerfield Cooacil. John Eadsley, W A Frey; school directors, G W Lenhart, H R Watson; collector, M F Fraxee; street commissioner, Samuel Rodahaver; judge. John Endsley: inspectors, George A Wegmaa, Jacob V Lenhart; auditor. W F Lenhart; clerk, P V Xedrow; as sessor, J W End-ley. Stoyestown Burgess, EJ Smith; coun cil, R W Sosngler, J Frank Bder; school director. Calvin Fallon. Charl U Miller; collector. Geo S Lohr; street commissioner, R P Miller; judge, Har vey Barnhart; inspector. G G Spangler. Jacob Straab; auditor, B F Bow man. Ursina 3urges J B Levy; council, Wm Wills, Wm Zimmerman; school di rectors, WS Kahlman. Joha Paraeli; col lector, Jacob Schnaible; street commis sioner. Jaoob Schoaible; justkss, S Levy; judge, Aaron Shannon; inspectors, A Sarver, John Zimmerman; aaditor, D F Firestone. Wellersbnrg Burgess, S C Fechtig; ouncil, Peter Kneiream, C L Eagle; school director. Eli Shaffer, Peter Knei ream; collector, Frederick Fechtig; street commissioner, J T Meyers; justice, G W Witt; judge, F P Shaffer; inspector. Ja Close, Waller Wiagert; aaditor, John H M -en clerk, Adam Trimble. TOWNSHIPS. Addison Judg, Jas K Hilemaa; col lector, John H McCiintock; iaspectors, David Stark. Amos Kurtz; school direct or, C M Ringer, Joha McCar ney; su pervisors, Joseph Bender, L Landman, George L Stark; auditor, F J S hirer; clerk. Alfred S Mitchell; treasurer, Ed ward Matthews. Allegheny Jadge, F M Darr; collector, C traelius Suhrie; inspectors. J A Hill gss. Harvey Miller; school directors, W. F Miller, Francis Suhrie; supervisors, A E Burkhart, Jame McVirker, Harmon Schroyer; Auditor. George Felton; clerk, A L Smith. Black Jadge, A C Snyder; collector, A J Stsreer; inspectors, A E Growail. A Makemier; school directors. Ueary Swer ner, Henry Atchison; supervisor, Harri son Bittuer. Abe Shoemaker; auditor. El Miller; treasurer, Dewalt Snyder. Brothers valley Justice, S W Fritz; judge, Wm Brant; collector. Jame H au ger; inspectors, M McFoor, H C Wall; school directors, Alex Coleman, Ma Lion Hay; aopervUiors, J J Knepper. George G Giessner, E K So den auditor, Cal Usy; clerk. F O Brui; treasurer, B F Suder. Conemangb Justice. Stephen Griffith; jadge, Kore Kaufman; collector, E L Swank: inspectors, Henry Riscb, Hiram J Kaufman; school directors, John Lebr, Sem K Johns; supervisors, Charles S Bjyts, John H Yoder, John Lvpe; audi tor; Levi J Kaufman; clerk, A F Swank. Elk Lick Jadge, Joha P Vogel; col lector, Jame Mauat; inspectors, Eli J Eg so. W X Knecbl; school directors, Ross Sechler, Lloyd L Beachey; super visor, Jacob J Thorn. Simon Liven gd. C J Eugle; auditor, .Via Engle; c.erk, W B Si van as. Fairhope Jadge, Simon Poorbaagh; o-i'ilecior, Joseph Lowry; inspectors. Jack F.ickioger, W U Sader; school directors, C.-iah PoiM-bauga, J S Maxwell; super vesors, W H Miiler. John Bower; auditor, J. D. WilliamN clerk. U tf Baker. Greenville Justice. A G Yutxy; jadg. S M H ousel; collector. Wui Hochstetlen insaevtor. George Krissinger, Josh Me K so lie; school directors, Hermsn S hock ey, E J Loraditch; saperrisor. W H Bare, J 8 HoehsteiJer; auditor, Wilson Phal; clerk S M House".; treasurer, J M Yatxy. Jefferson Jadge. A B Howard; col lector, M M Knepper; inspectors. Solo orner; auditor, Wm N Golin; ba W Griffith; treasurer. W F Gonder. Larimer Judge. John Smith; collector, George GWfelty; inspector, II L Smilh, C L Weimer; n bool dir9--t-.rs.C-S Mante mier. Josepb Biuner; supervisors, O en Murray. G W Tressler; auditor, Ptter n enner; clerk, John Hjver. Lincoln Justx. Jw F Rhoais; judge, M W Speicher; ooilertor. Frank Weller; iaspectora, William D-iti, John Jaoobs; school directors, James Og'ine, Herman F Swank; so per iaors, Frank Dunmyer, Jno Brendlr; anditvr. Nelson Baker; clerk, C F Darr; Treasurer, Harvey Aab. L Turkeyfoot Jadge. Lloyd Co! bora collector. J C Silhs.igb; inspector, J W Burkbolder, Ed Coon; bol directors. Wm Kesier, II H Raeb; supervisors, Harry Daniel. Joha Nioola. Jnaeph Wilson, Silas Conn; andiuw. Win Bark holder; clerk, C L Groff; UHaaorer, Ed Licginff ller. Milfrd- -Jadg. D A Ma-teeny; col lector, W J Kiiumell; inspectors, John Spangler. Jame M Meyers : school di rectors, Joha Walker, Freeman Enfield supervisors, D B Lohr. A Ynxy, C Fried- liae; auditor. E E M'ore; clerk, E S Frease; treasurer. Lather Dull. Middiecreek Judge, R B Siyliir; col lector, D A Barron; inspector, Stanley Shultz, George Moore; school directors. Wesley J Pile, John F Henry; supervi sora, M J Berg. M J King; auditor. Nel son Saylor: clerk. Charles F King; treas arer, John J McMillan Northampton Judge. M J Meyers; ool lector, X B Poorbaoga; inspectors, Her man Smith, J E Schiller ch-l director. Henry Tidenburg. Herman Muhlenburg; sjpervisors, H W Miiler, Faaaoa Web- rick; auditor, J II Miller; clerk, A J Bau ma a. Ola Judgs, B'rt Liwhead; oillertor. D G Manges; inspectors, W L Dobbins, Jseph Keisar; school directors, C G Thompson, S Lawaesd; supervisors, II Younker. Charles Hulberg; aaditor, Jas Millen clerk, William Mat-key. Paint, No. 1 Justices, J E Lathr. M E Sell; judge, J E Foosl; collector. W G Seese; iaspectors, L J Custer, U A Berk ey; sixl directors, S B Lehmsn, H L Seese; supervisors, Jere Shaffer, Alfred Gabagan, Gillian Shaffer, Isaiah Holsop- ple; auditor, E C L rUrton; clerk, Noah Berkey; treasurer, R M Gochnour. Paint, No 2 Judge, S C Reed; inspect ors, W H Gramiing. Patrick Hurley. tuemahoning No 1 Justice, R M Rin- inger; judge, David Smith; collector. Dtoiel Will; inspector. David J Bald win, Eli Kimmeil; school directors, Mar tin L Shaver, W E Speeht; supervisor. Frank Spangler. Isaac Bsrkey; auditor, Calvin Long; clerk, John N Wa'.ter; treasurer. William Maurer; registering assessor, Henry P Horner. Qaemahoning No 2 Jadge, W H Bow- man; in-spectors, Daniel Swank. Ananias Biough; regisring assessor, Alvin Shaf fer. Shade Judge, Jacob Wagner, collector. Jonathan Cable; iaspectors; Jonas Lohr, Henry Johnson; school directors, Samuel Wagner, T P Hamer; supervisors David Wagaer, Levi Koontz, W P Cook, Josiah Miller; auditor, U L Croyle; clerk. W L PowelL Somerset Judge, Aaron Htiple; col- lecior. Juaeph Aumao; iaspectors Jame Specht, C J Miller; school directors. Israel Berkley, Jeffnrsoa Will; supervi sors, Hd S Kirntneli, Hezrkiah M Sssulis, Frank C Rhoads, I G Custer; auditor, John C Miiler; clerk, Ross E Pugh; treas urer, Charles W Coleman. Southampton Jadge. Simon Rizer; colle-Hor, J B Baker; inspector. Joha G Pfifer, John Ritcbey; school directors, J L Emerick. Henry Petenbrink; supervi sors, William Emerick, Edward Bittner; auditor, Wilson Korns; clerk, Lawrence Hmkle; treasurer, Irving KeaaelL. Summit Judgs WS Weller; collector, Aaroa Cober; iaspectora, E C Sbumaker. John Herwig; school directors, U L Miller, C C Heckle; supervisors, Jere A Miller, E A Voder; auditor, J W Peck; clerk, Joha P Sayler. Sionycreek Justices, Jaoob J Walker. Albert Lambert: judge, E M Lambert; collector, E G Ross; inspectors, E C Walker. Jame Landis; s-hool directors, M S Romig, A D Gobn; supervisors, AmosStulL. J A S'.u'-zman, W H Ring'.er, J O Mostolier; auditor, Wm M Scbrock; clerk, G H Koefer; treasurer, W J Keefer. U Turkeyfoot Justice, E G Henry; judge, Charles Braugber; collector, Daa iel Lichteaberger; iaspctor, IG Heary, Henry M Cramer; school director. Levi May. Joba Ler; Supervisors. C J Miller. J G Kreger, Dtvid Voaght; auditor RS McMiilen; clerk, J B Gerhart; treasurer, Wm ZufaiL H00 Seward, Si 00. The readers of this paper will be pleas ed to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all iu stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is tbe only positive cure know n to the medical fra ternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treat ment. Hairs Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood aud mucous surface of tbe system, there by destroying tbe foundation of tbe dis ease, and giving tbe patient strength by building up the constitution and assist ing nature in doing its work. The pro prietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dol lars for any case that it fails to cure. Send lor list of testimonial. Address, F.J. CHENEY 4 Co., Tole do, O. Soid by Druggists, 75c Hall's Family Pills are tbe best. A Bargaia! Se wnd-hand Syrop Cans, fo.00 per hun dred, at Cook A Beerita's. Freq'aat Coag hiag inflame the lungs. FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAB slops tbe coughing aad heal the lungs. Tbe ordii.ary cough medi cines which are simply expectorants, will not do this, a they keep 'be lungs irritated in throwing off the phlegm. How's Tais We ofTor One Hundred Dollar Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cored by Hall's Caiarrn Cure. F. J. C H EN EY JC CO., pmp. Toledo, O. We. tbe undersigned, nave known K. J. Cheney lor tbe last 15 years, and believe hnn perfectly bonoraole in all business transactions and financially able to carry not any obligation made by their firm. West A TrcI, Waoiesale Druggrsis. T'-iedo. o. Walmjo Kiss-as t Maa vtsr. Wholesale Dniggisls. Toledo. O. Hall's Caiarrn Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon tbe blood and mu cous sariace of ibe system. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testi monial free. Hall Family Pills are the beat. Big &Bk At Cook Beerita's for Second-hand Syrup Cans, only to 00 per hundred. Ts Stop a Cold. After exposure or when yoo feel scold onmicg on, take a dose of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR. It never fails to slop a oold if uken in time. Take noth ing else. All Druggists, Tri Fiv Dc lor. Mr. Frances L. Sales, of Missouri Val ley, Ia, write she had sever kidaey trouble for years, bad tried five doctor without benefit, but three bottle of FO LEY'S KIDNEY CURE effected a per fect care. All Druggists. Tktr Is s Class sf Fsepi Who are injured by the use of coffee. Recently tbre bas been placed in all the I grocerr stores a sew preparation rai.-ed moo Ash, Casper Jaaobs; school director, GRAlN-O made var grain that O " " T3H s t'U U ti U . wav. - ----- - Sol Howard. Wesley Millen aaditor. E 8 Shultx; clerk, A L Armstrong; treasu rer, J C Miller. Jen oer-fudge, Joha LSipe; collector, Newton G order; inspector, Abrsm Trex L H F Hoffman; school brectora, Jaoob Bowman. Adaia Fried line; so per visors, Sii oo UUler, George A Pj Sol Ogline, eats stotnach receives it without riistrera, and but few can tell it from er ffee. It ioo. n cost over a much. Children day drinc it wrfi g-eat benefit 15 rts. and 25 eta. per package. Try iL Aak for GKAIXO. Tive Ihsasaac Seoond-band Syrap Cans will be sold for f 100 per haadred at Cook A Beeriu'a. You can couirb T4 f s, -r. x H 9 j I lug. Srop it by M sti- using L i yourself into bronchiris.pncu rr.onia, and con sumption. Bandaging and bundling your throit will do no good. You must give your throat and 1;irttr r-cf arrt s s J a m r allov the cough L, There is noth- r ing so bad for a cough as cough- Even the cougn ot early consumption is cured. And, later on, when the disease is firmly fixed, you can bring rest and comfort ia every case. A 25 cent bottle will cure new coughs and colds; the 50 cent size is better for settled coughs of bronchitis and weak lungs; the one dollar size is more economical for chronic cases and con sumption. It's the size you should keep on hand. "AH 1itnV.tr oegfct to be ea tbe watch forsnddra attacks of croap ovarwtelany woaMes. F.er-country Bos to tb toad Sou id ktp Ohm- pectoral constant: y oa band to prov-ld acaiaft sa crrsncj. J.iiiH G. Willis. M !, Dacl.l5j&. Uulkuid. Mich. i Any Old Thing will do, said a customer in our ttore the oilier day, Lnt before we got through with Liaj we found Lim one of lie most particular men. Xow, that is just the kind of people we want to sell to those who know what gl and $tjUh goods are. f jott are one of that kind we can please joo. The rainy pring season U comicg and voa will need a Mackintosh. Come and see our line. We have thern from t2.H0 np. JL M. BLACK, SOMERSETS EXCLUSIVE HATTER & MEN'S FURNISHER. 5,ooo Second-IIand EA1L0N STROP CASS FOR HALE AT Cook & Beerits' $6 AT Per Hundred. They will not last lonar at this price. "Firit come, first serve-L'' MAIL ORDERS will receive prompt attention. NEW LAKE HERRING. Lsree fresa-caGgbl stot'k. Firi saipment just received. Pri.es sre lower now insn thy wii! be later. Every package guaranteed. OIL MEAL. Tbe mot nntrit;ons fwd you raj leed your Mirk. We are tbe only brtn in the county w ho can sell you .iisreer at lowest wholesale nnces. Give it a trial. Mail your orders. CAR CLOVER and TIMOTHY SEED du in a few .isvs. Prices will advance. Call and inspect our stx-k. We know we can p'esse yon with Lowest Bottom frices aud Best tonality. r.iXCT BtX'LEAXED SEEDS. WE LEAD in every line of our busi ness. Fancy snd Staple Groceries. Season able Good of very description. FARMERS We are Head marters. Higbest Market price paid ior Baled Hay. jrw. potatoes. Atpies. Wbeat. Osis snd Farm Products of ail kinns. all to see u. Inquire what we oar be fore you sell else here. r ook & Beerits, THE HEADQUARTERS." 4 DMIXISTR-sTOPS' NOTICF Liate cf Hirm Trsssisr. lste of Norttianip- Itu-rs of admialstrstina on the above es tate bavloz ws-n rsnl-d vo tbe nnd-rsiDl by the prenrr sQliioniv. doiok ts lierrov riv en vosli poron In-lt-titM la snid etste to ir.tlflmmrtuu pKyirwit. sol tnose ha vine .son icini vor sine 10 pirwui irem auiy ulbenuird for settlnn-nt on Tuurs-isv. be J rt (-4 Marrb. i Ajul at toe iabe resi- denee of deceased. JOHN S. I'.tRMtV Joba H. Chi, Atty. A a mm Urn tor. 7XECUTORS' NOTICE. Elste of Jonas Msurvr. lste of Jrnner towo- sb!p, arrr&i. .ettrs testa m-t La rr 1 in- ihnr mi,1 . bsvics b rrscM-d to le uadersieoul tiy ihr profw-r autbontr. notier 1 rieny :v ee to sii vfas tofirbiu to mid estate to mate immnliste parRM-ni. SDd Ibuse havioc claims sraiost Ibe same to prwui them duly luiorniiraifM tt.tr psvmexii. on isiurusy. ilsrrb llb, I'AXi, at tbe iale raudraceof le- MtRT A. MATHER. KKA.VKtlv VliXtR. D. L. BuWMAX. KxwGlor. NOTICE. The nndTlrned beby g'vs notice that basmad spoliraiion to ins wrturr of laWT&al A fairs jor 2d c rrs of Btiim proved abd siluavrd in Hlony-re-k town sb'D. Sot.-r eotiDtv. fa.. ad:oiniuf Isnd. of Joseph E. ipuit irr m the twst. Kiward Iao1is on lbs sou Hi. Wiiiuuu snd vinrun Shan an tbe wet and Georfe Moui.-r on ui DOTUl. ALBERT E. EATM 4.X. Feb'y 10. 1900. Pugh. Pa. OTICE. Notice Is hr-bv riven that rxnrr E. Rav- man has tlit bis krp-iosUon with the Srr-re tsryof loternal Attuirs at Hitrntburz. ia. lora warrant for Bitwty is)i acres .f umm- mprovea land sttuaut is "stonyc-roHt L-n- sbip. somwset l.Kin'.v. Pa adSninc land of tsamoei Hbyder on tbe wst. Jooss Yoler oo tbe south. O-utve E. Ravman on tbe west and Campbell Halclns and itamuel bent oo be nm. ana at tts -xprioa c ihinv days w ill ssx ibat a warrsal be issued to him Ijt the same. GEORGE E. BATMAN. rebraaT U 1W0. BesUaL Cures lunkermcs. Cures Dri Users. THE KEELEY msmuTE, awnwls, rrrtBBTas. ra. MrsAEUhl bT- m -:- my -:- ANNUAL CLEARANCE 5ALE Has Lesran and will last until middle of February. It will pay all to attend this t ig SALE. Perfection CELasnaiEJ mtTH. CI rv 1 1 -v -Tj-a. v of Fit. Trj' the CENTE.MERI KID GLOVE, Every Pair Guaranteed. Entire New Sleek of Wall Paper Just Received Parte I Plijs. Mrs A E Uhl J. H. SIFFORD & CO. i An A J vane: Showing of. TJX.OTl-ZSIxX K SITITri. "rriE call jcnii-uliir 'U-.:ioi tr :h t-roair.s -irtMient. Tru'.or-mivle Vl suits rw prow ia - l jut s. j il: r ts t-ver iii.re tbi. o-ciir jj i ttaoo. Our a Iiolc I lk-is new. Yc do'i": t .:. vp m currj-ini: over last year i jpsls, th-ivfre prtss-ftt sn cntirt-'y rjt-i'--'.nio, im .s-k. - von can jwt as- stir-sl v.mi r,- ritbi tlx- UU1 and Vtt:tratits-d ktrst pnes-s. Ail aBlr exhibit"-!. ; Dress Skirts. Ecady-Made ar-vl by the Yard, at pri.-es that will astonish all seekir fifst-cb-s gods at o aa j reajonalla figures. rite i . -, sT J . . T -. .... , '.j Our Spring Waists are here and daily ad iing to our stock. More variety than miiht be expected so early in the season, but we watched the market and bought at prices which war ranted earir dir-p'.ar. All are stylish. A and of abso'.utek new desizn J. ' '---"'" : ' 7 -.3 waist--1 net Lsl rears, as ofua found on counters. Crepons "fms" -si are giuj; i'J te J iv i"i No one but an arti-t could pro-luce such bewitching efects as we are t-'io in to-djy in Crepc-ns. Hitherto the makers hae produced beau tiful ef-.'cts, but the iuiportalion of this season outrivals all past efforts. Silk Waist Patterns. no two alike. You can be snre no enc ele Las the same thing. VTe lave the exclave rijht of these styles. Muslin Underwear will anivethis ck. Don't think of uiakia fur yourself undenrar mLts. L'auUh the thought. We can save you time and money. Dress-Making Department busy. Now is your chance to file order fr your spring outfit, so as to have it in time, rves lots of worry ar.d thought of not having it to wear when nctdtd. Ien"t put c.T till to-morrow that which can be done to-day. 1 he Celebrated IL II. in drab, white and colors, o'v: and il.O-. J. H. SIFFORD & CO. mvllvHMTHHms DON'T BUY S. if wM Z Lew Prices Sest Goods.? 5 ri'.j:.r,-- s'f j Ks"' :r-.. j c J .LA- O I 0 m Cntil vou have seen rcr 0e Hundred e!car.t and fan:v s trirr.:r:c J sine and double SleLhs. and sixtv of the best ouality Farm and Lumber Uol-SIeds. These yoa a ill nd by iji'iii ingat f HOLUEBfiADM'S MM ABE STOKE, ! ats .-bbw & i and are kept in the Carriage Repository in rear of Hard arare J Store. Our Robes, Clankcts end RcIIs yoa will d ia the Hard ware store. fejj B Holderbaum. ! s ctjctpv it MMimtatinajwsy.i avxwwsrvw FURNITURE. CO To our dacrotb store TO."Buv utrto-date furniture of ell kinds COF FROTH'SliiC.ools are s!:owa as the best values, PORllTbe sLyle, construction and finish CO DDEnough fjr the rich, cheap enough for the poor MOPJEYnSaved for the purchaser SAVIN C "To all classes of people PRICES "Are correct 5UI T illThat we are pleased to show our customers SIDEBOARDS, CHAIRS -Unsurpassed in price ODD FURNITUREziKind that stays together a lifetime CUT CARPETSzzXo charge fur waste C. H. Coffroth. -a a Hm WmMMMH m AtTT-r-r r VA'PTTTVf" UL)XrCr UIlUaVJ.. y STOVES tS RANGES e Ma-1? ii!; a view ( v r'.i s tie exs.-J wac:s r.f iLe hi ufc-kt;.er at a m.'dr i ata cx s:. ' GOOD SXEBS PERFECT t OA S 7EFS sold v:;th tmh lMjERSTd kC.Z JALIHS. C. HCL2EP.3AUM. 5 aaa 4HHMTMfv4TWHvmtrHvfMMtWWH4 .! " ,i mm ftm ii iTllal t-si'.:'s E :i'rr; is tiilUKi l r;TCCr.' Z' WA.S . CO-, C-rvrl Zrt Cty7'-t Ut-'r.iHj Zj t)t. Ijini.i!.' l,llsrj i ' v C ..a! Cit-L jue qtes 1'.,:-. L :l t,i partly r-' T t- .-r;,-;ge and w.'.I '...i cr. tr. I: has noo p:gc zj.cco ill -:t" '.lens and quote-j.-cs ,-a nt-r. oco things thr.t vcu cat Liz u;e "A wear. V. couvzz:? carr in itcxk ill ty S ,3U .A TasTatst r as. r 'A .' T VsJft fr.-JI "XT. a CASTOR I A Tor Infants and Children. Tl!8 nisi Yea Hits AIisjs B::g- Bears tha Bigaitura cf 1 alarms for Sale- P;-r 'jinc to p-iv-b .e Fsrms this s- -i- i 1 t- ttra llnr n-w r n - of Ksns -T f'-. -u-l m fl i r .i" ;.-, A:. -. :src-s W, mK--.il .i I oti-r c.j:i. in 'e.Ler A. C "! -1'ri "V, Fjj.-iS. W-noe riuiara. Ib upon h's
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