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W. P- Harvey & Co.,
(fofc J". 6? Harvey & Co.,)
COHMISSIOH HOUSE,
75 EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTIMORE, MD.
,.l Butter and Pndu generally.
;.d nt any of the j.rin "res
S liioitu consign men's
Co..) winch esn be 1 i
ac
Keimard &
Iflffll
COIYIIYIISSION IV1ERCHANTS
NO. 83 EXCHANGE PLACE,
BALTItORE, MD.,
WE 11 AVE ALiKGETElDE FOR
CI I KB BUTTER,
vn in rrvnTT TOTHFIR IVTF.RF.ST TO SHIP TO VS. WE PROMISE RKTVRXS
i 1?H "J-H KASSoiiv Is THEllt-rrKR 1SSULU.ANU V 11. 1. MAKE LlliEKAL AI-
VK?is 1XK& ? ."bVaIn eSSAT EXPRESS OFFICES.
The Somerset HeraW.
WEKNESDAV.
TIME TABLES.
OMIBKT . KIKEKALrOINT R 1LRAD.
Oa.anJ after M..H.lay,Nr.l6.ti, 1674.tralnwlil
an a fullowii :
LRAVE.
Mail East...
Mall Wert...
ARRIVE.
.11.5 a. m. 1:30 "i
S SO . in. 6:30 l. m.
W. t ALTFATHER.
lien'rl. Suit.
r. W. . . K. K. rana kikual point.
xprcw EPt...
ExjireM West..
Mail East
Mall West
U:3 p. m.
6:21 a. m.
IMS p. in.
4 50 p. m.
a n i t
BY
lEfflAED & ODDESLDYS
It is now time fr shipping GLADES
Ill'TTIIt and we advise all the
dairymen to take advantage vX every cold
day to ship their butter down to us as rap
idly as possible. Wc have a very acUre
call now, for good dairies and can readily
sell from 1.0(H) to 2,000 kegs every week,
at highest market pi ice. Butter merchants
lr.'in the Smth. and can cities are now be
ginning to lav in their full ; nd winter
locks of butter, and we advise dairymen
lo ship their butter promptly so as to get
the advantage of this very desir.ii.le trade.
We will useeverv effort lo sell "t 11K.11
EST PIUC'CS, aud as eoon as the butter
is sold will send sules tid check. Wc
will also make liberal advances on .ship
ments. ....
Hoping to receive liberal snlpmcnts
promptly,
liespcctfully &c,
KEKXAKD & OUDESLUV'S,
83 EscnAXcE Place,
Baltimore, MJ.
1'kisje ut:ar Cured Hams. ShouU-crs,
I i;,.Qt T.n'f I .an), i heal) for C ish nt
" "-"' ,.. i.
UllOAlW
& Bitu's.
rent Frrn orn. Ualft. ami an
i ! i rr F.-.i'il t'nr cash only, at
Huoads Biios.
Floi k prain :mJ Iced on bands. Pilae
call at Marshal's coiner.
Cook & Befkits.
Jlst heceiavd, a large stock Boots and
Shoes, w bich w ill Ik' sold at reduced prices,
very cheap lor cash.
fj,NTDER & L HI.
20 cakes ot
1. All other ;
ooJ Laundry Soap only
fiJs as cheap in p.ropor-
lion, at ,
' EliOAUS lV BlUI !.
Two joiithsnnd Ibeir sweethearts paid
the HtKAl.o otiiee a visit ou Saturday.
We are always pi.-as-isl to show visitors our
i.lt'CC.
Bk'sT Family 1 lonr. Presli trn-uwl
liuk'cut flour nt rtV.ucttl pritx ut
UiiuAus A; Bi;o s.
Blv your Boots and Shoes, Hat; and
Cat, ut the reliable cash More t-i
Fkank Stl-K A: C
o..
Somerset, l a.
vir .-.n fi-.il a nice new stocJ
k of Boots
prices
thai cannot fail to
please you at
Fkank S:rF. Jc Co.'s.
Wt me ilei.Mii to in foi m our fnmus
that we Lave just rweived and opened our
'ill sli- k of Dre.-ss 0-:s and Trimmings.
Furs. Simple, Seaiu, FU Skirts, iIoT
pkirts. V)iset-, t'ilrtVes, ir. Metl's nl.d
Boy's Clothing, Hals and t rips, Bo-ts and
Shoes, Ladies ulid Gent s l.Uill aud pelt
OvcrfchiKS, iic. Hardware, ijin-c nswarc,
Carpet and Oil CloiUi-s, Tnttiks, '.tli s,
Sntcbeis, Horse Covers, Lap Holies,
C. vV G. HoI.DI.UH.U'M.
IlF.MtT'8 I'aklolic Salve is will
known that it is only ncces-vtry to caution
B jainst imiuitious. 'it r.-quin-s r.ircfu!
odrnisture 1 the caibolk acid ith other
ingretiicnts to produce a ci!ve that may
be lelietl uixin. The gcntt'uie only guar
anteed, bee IU-4 it 1 urnllie signature and
i-ivstt! i.ri.iiet.irv sUiuip of John K. llen
IV. -iild bv all. J'l'U-'. Lli A' ii.-aicts.
.'b'li.s T. llL-.uv. Ci'i.ua.s' ' Co.. i'ro-nl.tori-.
b ami 9 tViiiette 1'latx-, New
Voik. .
1)i'li.ma--Iji cpU Uihu imwt di.
(..uragin; and lisiri-s.-ii;g tiiwense mn is
In ir K Air.tr ini us are partit ulatly mU
jivl U this dica and it tilictn ; such as
aourMomuchc, sick headache, habituiil onol-l-.tues,
heuit-lmrn, water-trash, gnaw
ing and burning pair.s in the jil of the
Mutual he, coming up of the f.xxi, coated
tongue, disagreeable Uisle in the mouth,
impure blood and all diseases of the
Stomachs and Liver. Two doses of
j-iiiti s Acoi'Sf Flo ALU will ri.rieo
,ou t once, and Uicre jio-itively is not a
case ill the United Stales k wili not cure.
If you douttt ibis fro to your Druggists
Bnford it Kimiiud. Nmierwt, I'a., or
IliiinHii Flet-k, Confluence, l'a. and .get
a sample Isjttle for 10 ct nts and fry ib
lUgalar size 75 cenu. For sale by all
Bruggisfs in the County.
The red. cards or the o' - J?'
n the county, ran be sed In m.rUnegs,
Oudcsluys,
Alkeadv Christin.is looms up m the (.is
tancc It is thought rrk will command high
prices this winter.
TnE new postal card will be nearly white
and printed with black ink.
Pouk I Poke ! ! Pons '. ! ! For dressed
pork or live hogs call on Cook'iS Beerils.
TnK Chambersburg Repository is pub
lishing the "Bandit of the Alleghcnies."
DnsriTE the rain, snow and bluster of
last week, the work on Cook & Beerits'
new building went bravely on.
A Uxios service will be held by the
ditloient denomination of the town, in
the Lutheran Church on Thanksgiving
ilav.
Ladies and Children's Knit Merino
Underware at -FH'iion l?a7r."
Mrs. Ja. 15. Thedwei.
No. 6, Mammoth Block.
Tue Disciple's congregation have a force
of hands at work on their church. A de
termined effort i being made to liave it
finished by the 1st of April, 1S75.
We give nUice right here that St is use
lota for our subscribers to ask for back
numbers containing the "Bandit of the
Allcchcnics," as we have sold all we had.
Ik vou have any bookbinding to do, go
to John Helf. The Somerset oplc can
see specimens of hie work by calling at the
odice of Dr. II. tSrubaker.
Chaiu.es Laughtox, a graduate of the
IIeuald oilice walked in on us one day
of last week. "Charlie" hangs out at
Drill wood and looks well.
Ladifs and Children's Fur Sets, at re
markably low prices, nt "Fashion Bazar."
Mus. Jas. B. Tredwklu'
No. 6 Mammoth Block.
We have received a present of aThanks
tivinff tnrkev. and we ain't proud either.
'Were that famous old bird owned by Job
still in the flesh, you could look through
our's to count the ribs on Job t.
Orit customers will please remember
f liar wu have moved into the room on
Marshall's corner lately occupied by the
Music Store, w here we will be glad lo ac
commodate them us best we can.
Cook & Beekits.
Lorol Ladies' Windsor Ties, slightly
dama-cd, at half price, at "1 ashton Bazar.
Mrs. Jas. B. Tkedwei.l,
No. 6, Mammoth Block.
Ecu the informat ion of those readers of
Ukuald who are encased in teaching.
we would sav. that Thanksgiving is alegal
holiday and that they do not draw pay for
teaching on that day.
Two original stories
will be found in
litis edition of the
Heuai.d. "The
Maniac's Hide" on the first' page by K. 11.
: kUI v, and "A Talc," a Thanksgiving
story "by "Ovo of Pour" on the Fourth
lge. " .
We have received a letter, we suppose
ii is a U tter, at this ollicc. Deciphering the
heiroglvphics that apjiearcd on the walls
ot BcUhazzar's palace was an easy task
compared with reading it. aud it wasn't
from Frank Cowan either.
Wm. B. Cokfroth foreman of the V
ley Indcpendtnt oflice, chin whiskers and
all, skipi-d in to see us this week. He
looks well ami bus entirely recovered from
the effects of the fight ha fit" for the Re
"Vcbliean cause.
Notice. All j-rsons knowing them
selves indebted to us, will please call at
our new Flour depot on Marshall's corner,
and make immediate payment, as we have
suffered by fire, and necessity requires that
t.c make "collection of all outstanding ac
counts.
v ou Beekits.
Gents Buck. Dog Skin. Wash Leather
and Kid Gloves, suitable for street or driv
Ihi.', at Fashion "Bazar."
Mrs. Jas. B. Tiiedwei.u
.No. 0, Mammoth Block.
Ot u fiinid and fellow townsman G. W.
Ben ford came into our oflice a short time
ago. Though Mr. Benford bad not set
type for a d07.cn or more years, he mar
s'lialled the type into the stick with tlie
ease and facility of a daily workman.
Mr. Frank Miller, be of pigeon roost
fame, intormed cs last wees, that wb'.le
t,avcr.ag tUTotign me county on uuw
. ... ' i (i
he had in u large uumoers oi squirrels.
Mr. Miller says that only for the past few
days he has" noticed their great abun
dance. Bunny is evidently migrating to a
more congenial clime.
Gfxt's Uxpkbwark, Collars anCufls.
llan.lkf rchiefs. Merino and British llie,
Scarls, Bows and Ties, at low prices, at
Fashion Bazar."
Mits. Jas. B. Tuf.dwfi.l.
No. V, Mauiiiiotli Block.
The new M. E. I'hurch in St ys'.own
villi U- iKtlicaled ou Sabltath, Detx'iubrr
t.tli. The .-cl vw-es wul ofH-n al loi a. m
ti) be c",!iib:.-tC'l
liv JV-'V. I. C, I'tliiiig,
irt.ii, ji y, li Beaimlii,
1). II., of l'if.sbu
1. 1"., and other ininifiers.
AH are in.
M'ii-o loaticnti
Y", A. 8TKWAKT. Paetor.
SM'Pkll
fiii-nds and
& I'm, have notified, their
numerous tustoiners that on
ana utter ihe i oi iA-cci.ii.cr. uiej wi.i
ol DeCfiaUr,
K,lexcilisuen ior casii.au rj ... '"
Cull and see bclore purchasing v'-nr here.
Cash w ill buy cheap.
t.svrrn nil-
to
t
1
w
in oracl
Should they continue to practice as stead
ily in the future as they have in the past
e ill soon have a tad to w bich we may
justly ptiiut with pride. ' ' .
The Rhior editor for this paper wishes ' gram l!'"Ht-T aeu, -n ei., mow i'congvlvania. The route so
r,.tirn liw I ianK5 lo me meilllicrs I'l Hit; " " " lliouau mouniainoun biiu uietM,
. . . .. .. . .. I I IJI B lAlil llllill LIT1III1I S It' IT 11 hllH .1 . 4
i'om',t Iln,l for ihe. sen-nude getr "SUe has done extremely well, f -eaiy shorten the dislance between
'icy so kindlv tendered him one day ol "er uuaouuu m.-..."" more ami ail western pom ts. ills
im wetk The Un play remarkably I cuanic, woo wia maae uer a g. i that ten millions ol dollars would
.. . ' . . - i.. " luiml " "Well. Etranirer." tlie odlsdyi. ..... j 4n. .,! w
oil v in. n t ii anon time tiicv imvc iktii i c... - - rutin tuu nwu mm e u
. . . . " .. tKiinlitrii!lr rnlio.l .-11 rrtll fiftv inflV lie 1 : t .. . t.'i. i.
1 I ..,.., nlll 1 .1 . 1 j T . r- J I T 1 1 1 :,,L'Ulm.m..t - ... w. ... J j i TMV UT lilt .1 II . M w ,1 I.-r, ! i. n niiir
Our friend and patron, Mr. Frank ;
Countrvmnn. recen'ly sold Lis farm near
Lavansviile, containing ou acret wr ou'.'w. .
Mr. Jacob Baker was the purchaser.
Lodged ik Jail On last Wednesday as
cvenins; a colored uian, giving lit name!
a, Charles Johnson, Lut known about!
Mcvcrsdalc. as Davy, was committed to
i-iil" on a charce of having stolen some
m psrinir apparel, strap Rna loweis.
Iroui
t - i t ia ivr tf-r anil finii.ra
w - - . . . . , ... ;
j courteous to the memory of Creorge 111.
Col. Yitzt not being satisfied with j 7, T
beinz elected Senator must needs make an According to a 1 lttsburgli newspaper,
an audition to his guano establishment, the gray sfiuirrtda in the A.legheny Yai
Mr Kichard Thomas and Mr. Dennis I ley are engaged n a general migration.
Meyers the same parties that furnished They draw their recruits from all points,
the Colonel with the hawk, shipped him a j and may be seen daily swimming the river
young loon last week. Dick captured it in large numbers and pursuing an eat
on Kantner's dam. Will the Legislative erly course Old farmers ay lhati such a
li.wv.r.1 turninh rnanno a uotatlocs this
winter. Colonel?
lna
T r-. . III. IT. .roir Jlltbr. !
nalliDrnnaT0idabb 'absent during the
Urt wwk or court, be was so fortunate
Lsecur th? services of Judge Kiik-
Stricki lo preside over court. Judge Kirk
in abl Jndce and cultured gen-
' ".. . .. r. ,n i,
Uenian
ana maae quae a j"
prcssion
large.
the bar and couiuiuuuy ai;i
Tnu niii..n CSmritt in speakinz of the
.,;. o ,r n.n rnnunr kiv: -The first
and greatest misuse of his'life was his not .
u. n.'luimA tkniiK. ere we oiii.ju i
? , - ... i. Thantiirii -nir ;
we siiouio. cro u vuuit-u ii....-,..
"i i".JJ h, n,A biilou.' to
aiiu iuum ------ - . 't I .
the same ;ecie as does JTisuer. it w a
little fiat My ho this thing of wanting to
redut the Inquirer wer to his wn level,
Havtag rcjaircd damages by the late
fire, I have again opened my Photograph
Gallery at the old stand. A lull line ol
Pictures. Moulding and Frames always on
hand.
Old Tictures caretully copied and en
larged. aL Wu. U. WELF1.EY.
The old ladv's Mea of a gun "danger
ous without lock, stock or barrel," would
1 modified by a sight of a gun prcscnicu ;
to Samuel W. Wright, of Addison, by S
city friend. Nothing is visible but the
barrel, and that is so highly finished as to
look anything but dangerous. It shoots
with great lorce and accuracy, and is
loaded by a motion of the trigger. Great
improvement, no doubt, but many will
like "the good old way" best, alter all.
M h SiMtt
- Onejol the Herald staff dropped in
the other evening on a party good natur
edly dialling one another about the late
election; one tide saying sharp things
about going. up ."Salt Paver auU the
other about coming down. A Ki publican
in the crowd was blessed with that intel
lectual indicator, a Urge nose, "of th
hiph old Koman fashion. A Democrat
who felt very good tpirit ually and polit
irallv. insisted that he should L'o, "because
the iartv wanted to use his nooe as a steer
ing apparatus. Among t lie oaa jokcs
afloat t hat cominir lnmi a "Hidsrer ought
to jmsa muster.
A BLIGHT snow fell hereabouts Friday.
Satnrday the wood were full ol gun
ners, tico. 11. layman Kineu a large
deer weighing when dreised loO pouuos.
"Dody carries the oelt, tins uting viie
first deer killed by any ol our town sports
men this season. On the same day
Messrs Hurst, right- and Picking
bailed seven rabbits and quite a number
of partridges and pheasants. Mr. Irank
Cooper could have worn a fox "brash" in
his cap bad lie pleased to oeprive ue
Ueynaid he bagged ol that busby appen
dage.
A fiiiexd of ours, we suppress his name
that we may spare his blushes, came into
the oflice on Friday evening and invited
us to call with him on some lady friends of
his. Yielding a ready assent, wo accom
panied him to his room that he might get
himself up regardless. Hearing some tall
cussing wc asked, What's the matter?
Oh that darn'd washwoman has sent me
some other fcllowa shirt, it's ruffled round
the bottom, the sleeves are too short to but
ton cuffs to and there isn't any place for a
collar." i
We didn't gi culling.
"Tiik pKr ye have always 'with you,"
is a text that should be considered by all
now that the cold weather has fairly set
in. Now more than at other times it be
comes the duty of communities to look
after this unfortunate class of their popu
lation. While in small towns like tins we
have little or none or that abject poverty
that one sees in the cities, yet there are
many to whom a helping hand should lie
extended in order that they may te com
fortable during the winter. Work will
be scarce and money still scarcer, and
many a man lie "lie ever so frugal and in
dustrious will find it hard work to pro
vide his family with food and clothing.
Thekb was a taffy pulling at
other night. John took Emily
the
home.
Conversation was rather slack
as they
walked
lonz under the silent staM, a fact
which might have been attributed to their
great happiness at being alone together or
miabt lie attributed thai they each had a
. S -. . . .r. ! .U..:- ...... .!,, On
larire mere oi ui;i y i" ii-.i muuum.
reaching the door John encircled Emily's
waist with his arm and bent lovingly over
her lor a eood night- kiss, lhey kissed,
but w hen tlu y attempted to tear them
selves assunder they found that they were
drawn together by a closer and sweeter
tie than that of love, there Ill's stuck as
though they had been glued. Emily says
she won't take anv more tady in htr n,
while John declares be will never kiss a
cirl again ualew kbe lakes a bite ol taffy
first.
TuosE good old, time-honored institu
tions known as 'husking bets" and "ap
pie butter boilings" w ith many another old
rural custom, have gone out ot lathion to
a considerable extent in "this country, and
it is but rarely that we hear ol a gathering
ofthis kind. In the eood old times people
looked not so much at the amount of labor
that would lie performed as at the social.
hennv, feelings that would oe engenucreo.
Affairs of Ibis kind always wound op with
a auooer and a dance, and "they went
borne with the cirls in the morning." In
those later days, however, when th
inaior:. of men bow at the shrine or lh.
almichiv dollar, they have allowed those
customs to fall into disuse for fear that
they may have to stretch their purse
strings.
-- - . vi
A Tiiriiliso Volume. We lately
listened to the conversation of Corns and
Corn Doctors. It was an exciting and pe
culiarly Interesting subject and was ably
handled. The thought struck us that a
most interesting volume of t;xpcricncos
could le compiled from the narratives ot
the sufferers. We projvsc to all who have
had prolonged or unusual experiences to
send them to us and we will publish them
in the Herald. If any one feeling unable
to grapicl with the subject himself, will
notify us we will send an experienced reporter-
"who knows how it is liimnelt." to
write it up. Here is a rare vh:SW vr
(o,micrsett ::untT sufferers to sccureannudi
c-ni The heartless and irusympaH iing
worldlings, who turned away or listened
coldly, if at ail. will no longer be sought
tor. o'r invited to droo In this evening olid
taste a little of thai." No! A wider,
larger, hugely sympathetic audience awaits
the sutlerers experience. Not sympathy
alone but fame awaits the heretofore un
appreciated victim of Corns and Coin
Doctors.
But gihtlenien. Dou t : wc lie:
don't all siM-ak at once.
ol you
Several years ago we heard Squire
Roddv.of Addison, tell a story which wc
thought at the time ought to be "imbaha,
-d in print,'" to' iittte western phrase.
W e ueelciUed nt the ti;ne to sk his per
miksioii, acd have cont inued to take il forj
cranlcd. lie said a family formerly lived
vrars fr-iiu
irxrz rrcT,
.- . i i i
illdw f iintviiuiiv v
mountains supposed ty those posted in
( t)f
local geography lo refer to a ixirtion
, iayetie county. In this lamiiy was ij
ilaughter uily was sue ntgui; remar-
Ublelortbe atwenee ol personal r nanus.
Mn the c une ol time bally man im, ami
me squire went over tue mountain. v-.
was reoiienicu i-i mm on mcir uichub buu
t call on their friends and
j tell them
the UtttS, Sally's w eliding Xir-
( ticularly
1 hey were pleased, of cuiifiv,
very true; he may be sober and alHhat,
outsure s you nve mere s a soiispoiBuui.c, flortj wittdoiIbtU;ii be fnade to inducv
him or he never would of married our t,ecity Gt Baliiinore to provide the 'ways
Sail" ..... t.. i land means. .
I HEburreme Court nasaeeicieu mat an
express agent collecting money-Tor wutsky
Bum mm a i)nui lyuuy u.a.
I U. U. JJ., IS guilty oi a vioiauou oi tue
; local option In , lis lie is viriunny acung
an agent for the sale of liquor.
Tim Queen of England, t appears.
has
strictly fobidden any participation
in our
Centennial by the royal
Muiily. or any
members thcreot. Such delicacy id oi
fni rvji noiiirMi. i L huuiu
... ., , . ..tiiii:. d pun u u.
migration nas Bmuuvui... ,
ri-srard it as the lorerunnerot an ex-
! treniely severe winter.
There are nearly 300 coal mines a
this State, whoso annual production is
over 5.500,000 tons, though it will tall far
short ot thatamou.it th.s year every mine
suffering tann the panic. Only two th.rds
.i.inr.j urn unrWinsr at treent. ana
.-. - , ; ' ,
- icv uu u - , .
There are auouv .A"o men mm u-t cm-
ployed in the mines
ground, says an item
and 4.800 aUive
thai is going the
rounds.
Is a hospital in Mon.pelior. Funce. is a
,wtii.Mi lm lma last swailowea a llier-
, . - , .,
!m.mieter left on his table, while suffering
Iroui & temporary delirium. They have a
great dial of trouble with hnn now.
Vhen he drinks hot coffee that thermome
ter liies up asainst the roof of his mouth
hard enough" to lift his hat off, and when
lie caU ice cream it gets down into his
boots and worries his corns.
0e ot the hardest lessons for young
people to learn is to practice ecoqomy, It
is a harder duty for a young man to accu
mulate and save his first thousand dollars
iimn Hie nMt ten thousand. A man can
lip rronomwtd without beinz mean, and it
is one of his most solemn duties to lay up
Kii'Kr ii-nt in his davs of strength and pros
perity to provide lor lnmseii una uiose
who are or may be dependent on him in
days of sickness or misfortune.
Fatbtteville vas greatly shocked on
Saturday, the 7th inst., by an accident
which finally resulted in the death of a
young man named Meyers, son of Mr.
John Meyers, of that place. It appear
he was sawing a piece of timber on a cir
cular saw at McElroy's saw mill, when by
p. .i.,. nnitrnniinlable mishat) the piece of
u-oort was' cauchl by the revolving disk
nd thrown with such force against the
head of the young man that the skull wa9
fractured, and the Drain oozea inereuoiu.
His death occurred the same evening.
i'hambertburg Opinion.
Last Saturday afternoon, as Dr. Mc
Culloch and wife were driving to the
Springs in a buggy, Ihe horse shied, caus
ing the buggy to collide with the Spring's
water wagon. The doctor was pitched
out noon the eround and was picked up
insensible and carried into the residence of
David Stivers, where in the course ot halt
an hour he revived;, His wife clung to
the dashboard and thus escaped a 6imilar
fio p. The horse, fortunately, became de
tached from the vehicle at the shock, and
ran awav. or serious consequences might
have followed. We are glad to say that
ihe Dr. is recuperating rapidly and that
the injuries he sustained are not of a se
rious nature. Bedford Inquirer.
A Plucky Oiiil. Oa Thursday of last
wci-k a thrce-nromied buck that had evi
dently been much worried by hunters and
dogs passed w uiiia a Miori uisujnce i .r.
Coleman's residence in Berkley's Mills,
and was seen by Mr. Coleman's daughter.
n mis of fourteen, who at once gave chase,
a small dog belonging to the family ably
seconding her ; the deer was too far . gone
n fir miii-h resistance and soon yielded
to the attacks of the dog and the club in
ih hfimUof the losolute cirl. Mr. Cole.
ni!' fiimilv had venison for supper and
Miss Missouri was the heroine of the hour,
Valley Jndtvendent.
These two items arc from the Mount
rivasant Journal.
Last Friday Messrs Geo. Milbec and
Jim Overholt went hunting. By accident
James received a load of shot from Gee's
iron, in his lei and hand. Moral : beware
how you lxiim your gan and if the game is
towards a human creature, let it go scott
free.
The drug store ofJLmdolph & Kuhn, in
this place, was entered by burglars last
night and roboed ol $3 in money, per
fumery and other articles to a considerable
amount. Look out tor mem.
A Serioi s Affray. On Monday even
ing last, Mr. William Mitchell, the Chief
ol Police of this place, was assaulted and
seriously cut with a pocket knife in tlie
hands ot a yonng mar. named Robert Gam
ble. Mitchell attempted to arrest a brother
of his assailant, when he was attacked by
both thebro hers, Robert striking huu with
knife in the shoulder near the shoulder
blade. Mitchell's wounds were dressed
by Dr. SL Clair, and he is reported to be
improving, lie made a narrow escape.
1 he young men, Robert and John Gam
ble were arrested soon alter the affray by i
Burgets Smith, John Weir and J. li. Cole-1
man ,and arc now in jail.
Mitchell has made an information
against them for felonious assault and bat,:
tery. Indiana Democrat.
Ibaaknf lvln rrerlnsuaiieB.
In the Ji'amt and by the Authority of tlit
CommomceaWi of rennnylrania.
A proclamation of the President of the
United Suites designates Thursday, the
2Gth day of November, as a day ot Thanks
giving, and I recommend that the people
of Pennsylvanian reverently dedicate that
day to making acknowledgment to Al
mighty God for the blessings vouchsafed
to us during the past year.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal
of the State, at Harrisburg, this seventh
day of November, in the year of our Lord
one tlrfjusand eiirht hundred and seven
It -four, and of the common wcallk the
ninety-ninth.
J. F. Hartrasft.
By the Governcr.
M. S. Quay,
Secretary of the Commonwealth.
A piKTixf.r'isiiVli " medical authority
V arus the drinkers of water of wells near
dwellings, to beware of the typhoid poison
sure to be found sooner or later in these
reservoirs, if any of the house drainage
can ocrcolutc to them. The gelatinous
matter often found niion the stones of a
well is poison to the human system, caus
ing by its spores a fermentation of the
blood, with the abnormal heat of fever.
Wholesome, untainted water is always
tree from all color and odor. To test it
thoroughly, place in it a few grains of
lump sugar, and expose it, stopiered, to
sunlight, in a window. If, even after' an'
exposure of eight or ten diiyi, Hid wiiter
becomes turpid, be 6UW lhat it has been
couliiUiMiiiled by sewerage of some kind.
l it remains perfectly clear, It is pure and
safe.
It is supposed by some persons that it is
necessary for farmers and others to adver
tise that gunning and hunting is forbidden
on their lands. The act of April 9, 17SK),
provides that if any person shall preSume
to hunt or carry a gun on any enclosed or
improred lands of any inhabitant of this
State, without permission ol the owner, or
shall thereof I convicted !cfore any
Justice of the Peace, lie shall for every
such offence, forfeit the sum of forty hil
lings. This act, the 'Supreme Court 6i
Pt nn ylvauia in a case decided May Illh,
IStiOl "is still in ibrce, apd thai oiTenders
pwv be summarily convicted, upon Infor
mution laid before any Justice of the
Peace. Fanners arc not obliged lo adver
tise, but il is as well to do so as it savef the ;
annoyances of resorting to legal proeecd-
! ,n ,,iliD? cases, because gunners will
i.'i- woim., Pitied
on their properties, and therefore will give
their premises a wide berth.
Tie extension ol the Western Mary-
j.ici Haiirtwd to Johnstown, savs Ihe Ai-
,,K,na Tribune, is now being agiutcd.
, T,. r..,k Kulrpes'ed is from Hasrerslown to!
j0iist)wn, connecting with the Fepnsvl-
. a ivntra ltai road, a oitbmce ol u v
tme hundred miles, through Franklin, Fuf-
Bedford, Somerset and Cambria coun -
rveyed,
wouhl
Balli -
est i mat-
con-
for a
.ir-ntlv!
j priilrctcl by its -projectors ' would1 foUow.
ton
I IRE AT METIIHD..I.E.
Seventl Vi.li:
We have s
to i sort tli
t iMvrlltas Itarnrd.
:opp3il
Olir press
? follow ug 'tlls-j
paten:
Mkyeksdale, Nov. '21.
A five broke out about half-
past o'clock last nigUt m
lhu?hcr s store, riunters gro-
cerv, uonp-es iiiitiifr oaui
aad Gill. Walter's recidencc
were reduced 10 asues.
The light from the fire could
b3 seen here.
A Catbix Altoojsa In quarrvlng for
stone in Altoona, the entrance to a.natural
mvp. was discovered. It was expi'-red.
ml found to lie five feet high, five feet
a-id, and twenty feet in length. - '
The cave is fitieen feet below ground.
All this distance has lieen excavatca
through solid rock, and is the result ot
vears of arduous toil. The opening up of
the cave is alone an event worthy of spe
cial men! ion. Something that resembles a
brass so.d, corroded with the nisi of un
told centuries, was lound occupying a niche
m one of its chamber. The cave must
necessarily at some formor period have
been inhabited. By whom, and when!
and where is the owning that leads from
the outer world to the interior of this sub
terranean edifice? These are questions
which engross the attention of all our
thinking mpn. The ground has been
thoroughly surveyed io every direction,
but no possible mode of ingress can be
lound. Laneqster Jiiellisemr.
Thaddecs Stfven'b Estate. Last
week we chronicled the death bf Thaddeus
Stevens, nephew of "the Great Common
er." In this connection says the Lanca.-
ter Erpre, it liecomes a matter ot interest
to recall the laci that me oiu uiramuucr
cave Ut the deceased (b his last will and
icatHiiipnt) an annuity of 8800, and, if
certain conditions which he imposed upon
deceased had been complied with, the
whole estate would have reverted to him ;
otherwise the estate was to go to the found
ing of an orphan asylum for the use of all
denominations, races and colors. Inas
much as Col. Stevens did not comply with
the condition of the will, the entire estate
(barring a few few small bequests) will go
to the the founding of a great orphan asy
lum in Lancaster. 1 no estate is variously
estimated to be worth from $100,000 to
f 150,000. The will designated the south
ern section of Lancaster south of East or
West King street as the location lor the
asylum ; and we understand that certain
parties in that section are now reauy i"
give the land just as soon as theexecutois,
Hon.0. J. Dickey, Hon. Edward M'Pher
son and Hon. A. E. Roberts are ready to
proceed with the building.
Sad Occurhekce. The Latrobo
Ad-
tanc of last week says :
"Quite a sad occurrence, that of the ac
cidental poisoning of a very interesting
child of Dr. Donnelly, occurred in our
midst durine the past week. It appears
that the child was playing in the yard and
coming across a bottle of rat jioison which
had been thoughtlessly thrown there, got
some of it in its mouth and swallowed it.
When the mother took the child into the
house she took notice that its clothing was
covered with some substance emitting a
very disagreeable smell. Upon cxamin
ing the place where it had been playing,
the bottle containing the poison was found.
The odor was occasioned by the phosphor
us contained in the poison. Sometime
during the night the child was taken very
sick, but hugered several days, gradually
getting worse until it was released from
sufferinsr on Saturday night last. A soon
as the nature of the poison wjieh the child
had taken, was discovered, all that human
power could do was done for it, but with
out avail."
Tue sight of a once familliar face reviv
ed some long-forgotten or only dimly-re
membered Incident ot lormer tunes.
When Professor Stutzman's classical acad
emv was one cf the institutions ot Somer-
seL and the streets were perhaps unduly
familiar with the students of famous
"Dotheboys Hall," the lollowing scene
was of such frequent occurrence, as to be
come a siandinr joke :
Two students meet at the corner of the
Diamond and Main Cross Street.
Number 1, loquitur) "Got any tobacco
'bout ye?"
No. 2 "No 1 1 don't use it."
No. 1 "Can't you gim'me a eeeg-yart"
No. 3 "Don't smoke, I tell vou !'
No. 2 "Oh ! don't you." W"ell Jet's go
over to Bill Colvin's (2 moves assenlingly)
and you treat. 1"
No. 2 Moves off indignant
No.' 1, making a, last eiTwt, cries:
"Can't you giin'me a napple, or what La
that in yer pocket T"
This was of course overdoing it, but
that boy, used to the prodigality of the
students among themselves, had got to
expect something or the offer of it when
ever he met one of them, and consequently
became a bore.
fnrt rroceelinpa.
Court convened on Monday Jqv lOlh,
his Honor, judge Kirknatrick presiding.
Associates Mowry and Turner on the
bench.
Caroline R. Beck vs Joseph C. Coughe
nour, as6 u illicit. Jury returned a verdict
in favor ot the Plaintiff for the sum of
$100.
John Wellcr vs David Younkin, tres
pass. Jury returned a verdict in favor of
Plaintiff for the sum of $ 10.
Wm. McCnlly, vs Ed. Scull. Wm. II.
Koontz and M. A. Sanner. Plaintiff takes
a nonsuit
John II. Fear vs Jacob Nedrow and
George W. Lenuart. Jury eworn, pend
ing trial Defendant Jacob Nedrow con
fesses judgment for $ 83 92 and case settled
as to Geo. W. Lenhart.
John J. Bruce vs Ed Scull, sei. fa. sur
mec. lien, verdict for Plaintiff for $182 43.
Motion for new trial filed.
John J. Bruce vs Wm. H. Ifoopts, set
fa. sur mec lien, verdict for plaintiff for
2ZT 80. Motion fur a hew trial tiled.
' John J, Bruce vs M. A. Sanner, sci. fa.
ur mec lien, verdict lor Plaintiff for
$335 80. Motion tor a new triad filed.
Com. use of J. R McMillen vs Freder
ick Krcager, sci. fa. sur recognizance.
Jury returned a verdict for Def. Motion
for new trial filed.
In the case of AdamJMull vs Leah Mull,
application for divorce, a decree was grant
ed by the Court.
John J. Berkley vs Lena Berkley, ap
plication for divorce, a decree was granted
by the Court.
The following casej re rom, tU,e cniuU
nal docket. .
Com y'j Joh,a Kply, F & Don iriforma
liort pi"AHhie Pen roil, lU'Cogniitauco for
feited, Com vs Wm. lUngler, cutting timber,
on information of Win. J. Baer. Recog
nizances forfeited.
Com vs Geo. Deal, F. & B. on informa
tion of Ella Miller. Continued.
Com vs Geo. Cunningham, surety, on
information of Jno. S. llinebaugh. Case
dismissed and process issued lor the pros
ecutor. ...
Com vs Israel Putman, F. & B. on rn
formation of Mary Pile. Process award'
ed for the defendant
In the case of Com. YJ Vm, Shadr'uk
the bill was ignored jind process award
ed f,6r tVv '(risjecjtar Jlenry Lapo,
Wk have ouimitted our market report
for the past few weeks as It was not cor
rected regularly, hereafter wc will en
deavor to" have it corrected so that it may
be relied upon.- ; -
Thk Somerset Brass Baud. Since
this band was first organized it has pro
gressed far more rapidly than was antici
patcd by its most sanguine friends. We
have never known a band to play better
after the same amount of practice. 1 hev
gave us a serenade oh Thursday iigll of
last week. We acknowledge tccllng
somewhat alarmed when they came in,
bn.t glapcicg around and observing that
they were mostiy boys. Indeed they were
all boys our fears were allayea. e were
all very much surprised when we were
1 told that their instructor, Irvin J. JltRlcy,
was but sixteen years of age. Mr. Ilei-
i fiev s gentlemanly deportment and plcas-
! in ir manners make him a ceneral MrorUe.
The band played soroe halfuozen 'pieces.
ana we tvHtgtit wo the ola ase that of
t att the ntfite w'o Latl ever heard this was
rhA least disiicrecable. After ulavinc the
boys proceeded to the house of our netgh-
bor, Noah Roberts, who gave them a
hearty welcome, being a musician himself.
i'oaa knew now Co appreciate their me-
loJious notia. ": Entering a room in Mr.
Hubert's house Iliy played sfveral airs.
!. j The nww!er. of t!i' I'.md were iiilri:it'd
"imMr Ho!n;ri'a l'antilv when a'l Kit down
an ek-ipinl MipiK-r Thi'ii tMiii--- iii'tc
music auit ami ; uie iii ii-iio ui. -i. y
alinost )ir; 'K that Fny year? "I Hie workl's
tuniioil hiid pusst.l ii!.::! wee A 1m.
All retireil in good iin'.iT a' ten o'clm k.
We fil bnnon-i! Kiiil lii.iiiU tin- l:ys h-r
the compliment They ui:in!a;.s ttcl
come In the Pines..
Wu. Coi.us.
Aenw'"''sn,at-
To (It Local Editor:
Your reference to ty
pographical errors in a recent hrticle over
my initials in the Pittsburgh Chronicle
is timely :ind judicious. 1 acknowledge
the errors made by "perverse compuls
itors" ith toy. not the most legible, MSS..
and also acknowledge the justness of your
remarks about the mime of the village re
ferred to. The prefixes and suffixes at
tached to names are barbarous remnants
of past ages, and should be discontinued
for town nomenclature. Liston it certain
ly preferable to Listonville or Lisionburi:.
Crsin., bruinisk as it may sound, is cer
tainly incomparably l etter than Baerville.
The new names whi- h are filling our geo
rrsnhical vocabulary are decided improve
ments on the old ciW Continence is a
sti ikiiiiT improvement on "Turkey foot."
and Youg'u Station a most commendable
substitute for "Steward." wh.rre our !e-
parlud friend whilom Hourisfctrd ati-J came
so near sotl'erin en nation, a fate reserved
for the !!rd of November, when politicians
were practically roasted.
While on names, I may remark : Who
has not been str jck with the miserable,
poverty-stricken nomenclature every w here
marking our rivers, mountains, cities.
towns. &CT instead oi preserving me
beautiful aboriginal names by which every
mountain and river, stream and running
brook were known, we hfve alisurd names,
exciting derision from New York to Lis-touville.-
Yerbum tap. W. DeII.
Falls City, Neb. )
Nov. 4. 1S71. J
Editor Herald: I have been a con
stant render of your most valuable paper
for quite a number of years, more
attentively since I live in liie West. It
comes to us every Saturday night, bringing
Somerset County news, and 13 carefully
read by the entire family.
Many of our eastern friendssuppose lhat
we who live out here in Nebraska have to
live in a rough way and are subject to all
the nrivation and hardships of a frontier
I life, and that wc have to held on to our
i :...,... ii i f...i:
n iocks io Keen vne wo j luuuws
h inging them in their belts, and exist in
mortal terror of being trampiea io aeaiu
by buffilo. Our houses are supposed by
such to bv; holes dug in the earth, and that
our cities exist only on paper. We are
supposed to live on prairie liens and an
telopes, uur ClOlliing is sam io cousisi
principally of deerskins aud linsey wool.
It some ol the persons who entertain sueu
ideas woulioome out here, it would
be amusing to see their look of surprise on
their facc3 as they would ride through
the streets of our cities and see the beauti
ful busiucss blocks, beautiful private resi
dences and splendid school edifices. They
would be no less astonished to see the
nicely 'cultivated farms and comfortable
farm houses furnished with all the luxu
ries of eastern homes. The dug-outs do
not appear. Our cities they jiud a sober
reality, ami tue incrans ao not pan-oui
worth a cent. The facts are, the people
of Nebraska live as comfortably and their
cities are ns well built as in the Slates
further East. It is true that men going to
the frontier to make homes for themselves,
who -have Utile or no money, necessarily
subject themselves to many privations.
Ike lrontiersman, however, is lnnnueiy
better off and has better prospects for the
future tbrn the. poor of other sections of the
Union. Men who will work can do well
here, but the drones have a hard time of it.
It requires men to be active, industrious
and persevering if they expect to succeed.
It there is any work in a man the west will
bring it out. " If a man is made of punk
and roiten woxl he had better stay at
home and be fed by his father and waited
on by his mother, mouldering through life
without doing anything for himself but
waste victuals. But let ail the bright,
vounz and vigorous come and win their
reward. There are thousands of acres of
prairie soil yet uncultivated, awaiting tlie
plowman.
Our fall grain Uioks very promising in
this part ot the State, I releer more partic
ularly to the southeastern part with
Richardson county as a centre, a locality
that is truly the garden ot the country.
li. 11.
A visit to Mt. Storm. During my
residence ia Bloomington, W. Va., busi
ness culled mo to tlie Allegheny Moun
tains. Il so happened that Friday, the
day fixed for n pic nic at Mt. Storm, pre
ceded the day I was to lie at North
Branch, and enabled me to conveniently
attend the rural gathering. About 4
o'clock p. m. found me dismounting at ill.
Storm. From a grove near by came the
sound of merrimcn',1 a dim sound of music,
and a hoarse rumbling - soured lis unto
forty boys jumping up aud down on a
platform. Wendimj my way thither, I
here and there met stragglers from the
centre of enjoyment, some w iping the per
spiration off Their faces as if just relieved
from active duty, others had the graceless
swagger and perpetual smile ol men "half
shot" and at peace w ith the world. One,
seeing I w.ia a stranger, generously drew
from his pocket a small flask and levelled
it at me. 1 dodged, however, leaving the
shot for a more susceptible subject
Further along, a squad had lormed a circle
and were amusing themselves sparring in
regular prize-ring style ; two ot the most
scientific were in the ring facing each
other with a good natured pic nic grin.
Friends stood round cheering at every
pass. Now they went in, "squatted,"
"shied" and spread their brawny bruisers
like sheep heads, and finally grappled
each other like twin brothers. Both con
vinced of their prowess and satisfied with
its exhibition, retired in harmony behind
a friendly oak and "smole" on a phiai of
"olive water" and closed the tableau, A
little further down, In the center cf about
one -hundred men, women and children,
I halted a second time. Lemonade, cigars,
cool mountaia water, &c,, was dispensed
from a liule stand near by. A platform of
plank had been arranged on some scant
ling, and hero was the centre of excite
ment The parties were not all in ball
costume, though some of the ladies were
prettily dressed and presumed an ap
pearance of grace and beauty that a city
belle might envy. They danced in ear
nest ; none of youtfiniciil or fancy steps,
but genuine, original "heel and toe"' outs
that keep the fiddler wide-awake. One
huge fellow attracted eyccial attention. I
couid not describe, him. without one of
Nast's cuts. Imagine however, a fig
ure like a spliced hominy block, with a
nose like the tail of a comet, a fxt like a
sugar trough and hands like a biace of
saplings, hammering and slashing around
promi&cuou&ly. Fortunately his (lancing
was welfdistrilmted or the floor must have
given way. When ltc promenaded it was
something between a double-shuttle and a
single-fooled rack, and though the violin-1
ist's arm worked like tlie piston rod of a
Wmel back engine, his music was left far!
behind in these dashes. One ambitious j
fellow, not a dancer, appeared in a sky
blue roundabout, and pants trimmed with
gaudy red stripes, running i angles and
triangles around h,io. It was. a cross be
tween a fancy groom and a zouave uni
form.' 'Tf hne 'for' disbanding approached,
Lovfe'vcr, ' and the crowd, in wagons,
buggiea, and mounted two on a horse,
sought a neighboring house where it was
contemplated continuing the festivities of
the day. Further than this deponent
knowei'n not. That these honest hearted
mountaineers (although a mountaineer
myself,) enjoyed their holiday in a manner
never realized in cities and towns, no
one who hud participated could doubt. '1 he
occasion was one to be renumbered with
pleasure by the participants! But, , for a
little too "free circulation of adulterated
w ater, no exception could Le taken, to. the
conduct of any. RcpyctiuUv ours,
' ' 11. li. GEllltK.
Wli'Hix the !t fifteen years the Catho
lics of the -world have sent the I'ope $20,"
otw.coo.
maici:ii:i.
IMHOFF W'ELSIIAN'S f, iinh.
18T4, nt the home of the bride, by ltev.
L. I). Steckel. asted by ltevs. J. W. Al-
srach, A. E. Truxal and II. F. Keener, r
li r. V illiatu' Conrad Imboltand 3Iiss Mary j
Iicliecca AVtlfchans, bot j of Meycrsdale. t
1UED.
ROSS Tuesdsy raornrcg. Novemlier ;
l"th, 1S74. Yernie, daughter of A. Mar-1
shall and Laura Hasans Ross, of Con flu- j
ence. Pa., aged 10 months and 3 days.
Xcw AdvertitevienfA.
With every iota of unnecswary ex
penaa cut off
Buying t First HanH" whole Cap
goes of Good t one time
Watchinfl the Market, and using
Cash when it is Cash
Manufacturing eystematir-atly and
withm Business Exrcrience cf Four
teen Vears
Basing our Selling Friees upon
Money paid "Down at Onoe, and
thus
save ourselves from losses and delays
usual to credit business-
Marking Proper Names and Quality w
of goods on Tickets, and in Plain Fig- 2
ures, ao that CHILDREN may Buy as rj
Safely as GROWN PEOPLE
Returning the Money when Parties
Prefer to Return their Purchases
Thorough Attention to all Departments
mMm
and
BROWS.
pUCLIC NOTICE.
Notlw 18 hereby ctren to all persons lnlre!ite.l
ttat ilication will N) "l t undrliraf t
Commissiooerj of Sowem.il county to tbs next
Lcitislaturo to fpeal the law jo far s Somerset
count; l Mimnwil, pfeJ on the ith day of April.
lta declaring tlie tnis extent ami meanlnjrof
the act approved the 17th day of .March. 1W5, vli:
"Thai all iinca and jienailies imposed by the ey
eral ( ours ef Franklin. Adam.'., Somerset and
Fulton counties, whi.-h by exintini; laws are not
parable to tlie Common wealth ior it use. are
heret.y directed to bo p ild Into the treasury of
said counties for (lie u of s law library to bo
kept In the Court House of sai l couulien lorthc
use of the Cuur; au i 0r thcni f.
II. H.WALTER,
V.J. MILL F.K.
Attest: F.J. roi'STKTMAX,
Jacob Titrr. Commisiiiwiera.
"PUBLIC SALK.
in purssincB of an order of the Orphans Court
of Somerset County, the un-lriimed A'iuihilsira
torof Levi Leriniister lata of Jennr Township,
deceased, will sell at puMic sale, ou the premies
On Saturday, December 19.7, 1371,
at 1 o'clock p. m.. tlie following real estate of sai.1
deceased, ernsu-tln as follows: M acres of laad,
situate in Jenner townhlp, adolninn lands of
Oeorife Hark ley, Dauiel Fuber. Jacob Eevuitster.
John Thomas and others, of which ) acres ar
cleared, with dwelling house, saw mill, barn and
other butMinirs thereon MJel.
TEK.MS cah 1st April, lsT5: 10 per cent of the
purchase money to be either paid or secured lo bo
paid as so the property U bid erf.
J ACOB JL. Wt LF( IRD.
nov25 Administrator.
A
DM 1 X 1 ST II A TO US OT 1 CE
Estate ot Jjhrl Fust late of
ProihersTally twp.,
deceased.
Letters of a.lni!nistrati o en the a";OT estato
hi vini? been grained to the undersigned, notice is
hereby Kiven to those indebted to it to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims airaifHt
it, to present them duly authenticated for settle
ment at la:e residence of deceased, oa Saturday,
the 2ud day of January li.
XV1LWAM FOI ST.
Adiutnistralor.
Nov. ii
OTICE.
"Notice I hereby given that 1 have made appll
catiou to the Surveyor Oeucral, of Penn'a. Ior a
warrant for 90 acres of unimproved land in Addi
son Township Somerset county. Fa., adjoining
lands warranted in the n;iies,oC, Peter Augus
tine. Jain.-S lituMm in an I tieorg ass.
OriOKOE rASS.
Nov, 15
Pittsburgh & Conndlsvills
RAILROAD.
ALTERATION OF TI3IE.
-o-
On and aster Sunday, Nov. l.b, 1ST, Trains
on this Roa 1 will Depart and Arrive from Depot,
orner Qmnt and Water streets, as follows:
DEPART.
rlTTSHrUGH T1JIB.
AKSIVB.
TJnlontowu
Ac. I JIcKeesport Ae-
oin... : a.m.' : com t:a a.r-
Through Mall.S:ut a.m. McKe.esj)ort Ac
Mixed IVsv :-J5 a.m. com 7:3 a.m.
M'Keespori Ae- I W. Newton A'e-
C'in 11:00 a.m.1 ! com 8:2. a.m.
Mcfceesport Ae- i Through Ex.. .8:60 a.m.
com 3:lp.m.l omontowa Ae-
Unioutown Ac-
com 10:15 a.m.
McKeesjiort Ac
cra Ii: m.
JI'Keesport Ac-
com 3:45 p.m.
McKecspc.t Ac-
corn 4:2j p.m.
W. Newton Ac- l
rum z:vup.n.
eora a:la p.m.
McKecsjiort Ac-
cm 9 -Mp.m,
Through Kx.,. .S:iiu p.m.
McKeesport Ae- I
coin, 11:15 p.m..
Wei Newton !
Ctiurch Train. W: p.m.
McKeesport Ae-
!rm (r.lOp.m.
IV'nioutown Ac
cm 5:40 p.m.
iM Kcesport Ae-
'com 7. 35 p.m.
Through MalL.S-.'JU p.m.
West Newten
.Chuxch Train. lo:06 p.m.
Kill
ail Act
uaiaistuMiiiiii
SQ3I3JS. ElJEiS Tnlu Mil
T v rnntrivtu " "imr'i n nn
L. i,. ntiU'dail, Cfia L U. DOU
Gen. ssft. Ga. Pia
iia I.
Geueral Ticket office, 43 5th Avenue.
A THOROUGH k SUCCESSFUL
SCHOOL.
ATTENTION Is called to the lvantaa;es of the
1UII1Y1II. PI. SIMIMY.
One of the most successful, thorough, htalthfai
and economical Boarding Schools for Girts.
About 870.000 aj been cxyended on the
bulldir.g, (fr unJd and accommodations.
ADVANTAGES.
A Chrlstbin Tfome : experienced and successful
Tcaehcrs : Phihoptiical and ( hemicil apparatus ;
Maps and Charts; thorough instruction lu Music:
fine Pianos; rooms unusually la rite, cheerful ami
warm ; ventilation complete; gymnastie and vo
cal Music in class without extra 'charge ; Gymna
sium, ample irrounds, and tieantiful scenery - soft
water, always pure ; Bath Kooms for pupils; ad
mirable location, with entire freedom from smoltet
noise and dust; near the Churches; pas lighltna
danjrerfrom lamps ; weekly class iu ttiqutte and
Propriety.
rn!fowr: 8120 will yT ft txmrd. tuition hi
all Knu:ii?li bfau-hes huI Latin, luel, rus in
room, arid pom comjiictcly furulshcd, trow Jan.
13 la J one It), lTi.
A'o extra charge is made for Fuet, I.W, Furnt
furt. Tuition us Lai in. Vocal Untie ts eais.
Gymnastics, crJt'Aemutry; aor for incidtntnU,
at Library fee, ihalt, use of Apparatus, $-c.
For full particulars as to expenses. Ac, send for
Catalotrue which contains view or building, plan
oi rooms. Ac and will iive an idea of the extent
and character ot the patronage,
Rev. JOSEPH WAUGIT,
Principal,
HoUidajfeburgh, Pa,
WEBER PIANOS.
YpQE.L A HUGHES ORGANS.
SHEET MUSIC,
MUSIC ROOKS,
MUSICAL GOODS,
WHOLESALE AM RETAIL.
WILLIAM II. SI1EIB,
70 Fifth Avenue, riTTSCURG If.
iSpecial attention to orders by uj-jil.
AG EXT WJ.VTl'D.
rs'ov.?
rJmr.9nn a.
PATENTS, - PENSIONS,
And all OcscrtjJtlcES or Army and Jfavy claims
prosecuted. AH'licailons by mail attende.. to as
It made in person. Advi.-e tree. Addres
W.C. BERI.NtiLR.
CHaim and Pntent Ainu!.
i: Samhiltld St., I ittsburah, V.
Nov. ;5.
AND
FURXITUKE SLABS
A SPECIALTY.
Eau&rcs,
Grates,
fcc.t ke.
JAMES OLD,
193 LIfJEKTY STREET,
FITTSllCKaH, PA.
Nov. 23.
A'tvi ildccrlisemertts.
-11
1
ONE PRICE.
s
P
H
W
rLTIX GUARANTEE.
(
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN
S. E. Cor. Sixth and Market Streets',
PHILADELPHIA.
I
Cut out for Referenc..
Walchss, Eunosds, JsttsItt, Silver
and Silver Plated wore, Cocks, Ercs
zes, Cutlery, etc., cf the finest quali
ties only cf ered regardless cf ccst
Our stock rrast be cloced cat to naka
satisfactory settlements with th3 es
tate cf the late John Stevessoa.
J01IX STEVENSON'S SONS,
JfarM Street Pittsburgh.
93
B. Brooke Nyce
BXJT
COMMISSION
54 SOUTH STREET;
sXjTIiviioie, hvee.,
Kenve-fully .l'.oit ccn.li.'nment of BITTER and general PRODVCE. The large and regular tra.1
tbat we hare for Umter ollcra superior inducements lor
MERCHANTS AND DAIRYMEN
tohlo to as. an.1 will be pleased to have their shipments and geneml If ivors. W primfse ttrlct at
tention to their Interests and to obtain HUillLSf
pri'mpt
. ...I a n.l .ha.b I'.. TIIWMj,
a.
shipping cards lorwardeu Dy man, or to
TOTICE
All persons are hereby notified not to trespass
on too property of the cn.lersigne.1 by Bunting,
tlshlng or gathering nuts, berries, ic. Trespass
era will bestrictJy dealt with according to law.
W. L. HOBLITZEL"
NoV. 25.
FAYETTE COUNTY
MUTUAL
FifehsuiancsCompanj,
S EWLN'S BS5TNTIELD I JCEN S. EASAfl
( 1'rtsidtrU. ) ( Treasurer. . )
g 'J
. 11UPK. ViTCary.
HOARD OF MANAGERS:
WIU.IAM Mi4?LE.RV, Vuiontown, Tenna.
H. UK AN KIN.
J1IHN W- BARK. "
EI.LIS HA ILY.
JOHN'S. HAKAH. "
KWINtJ KOWNFIELI. "
WILLIAM II. BULV. "
THOMAS H. F F.N N.
ih. w m. u, sri iinim
BHARLFiS'SKATiiN. u
KOBKKT HoftSKTT. " , "
li. M. MOH1SFTTR " ' "
KOBEKT ii. Ml'LXIN, Fayette City, Fayette
Countv.. Pa.
J..f. MFVf:RS. Meyer!alv, Somerset Co., Pa,
J. 11. I HL SiHnerset, - "
J. M. St'HKOYtK, West Newton,Vcstm'J Cut,
Henna.
M. M. STAt'FFEK, ML Pleasant, Westm'd Co.,
Penn'a.
U.;KYi:KSIKriINS,OreensbuTit, Westu'U Ck,
Peun'a.
ABKL. M. FVAXS, Amwell TT, Washington
o.. Penn a.
JAMF.S W. HAY, P.khhiU Tp., Green Cvunty,
Penna-
N. LAIVL.Y, C'amiWkaeU, Green County, P.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
On Jroaduai, Uniontown, Fayette
County, renn'a.
IMacd o M is M-.zen keit thiko Moxdat is
EVERY MOJITll.
Si-ThUol, aad reliable Company hal ti-n In
suacesttui ocraiion for thirty years, during which
time all lot&es have been promptly paid. For
further iuiomatioa apply to
John it. t ::l,
S mi-rs. :, . r
VV. 11. HOPi;Sec-y.
t'nijutown, Pa.
Not. 3S.
oyer's
Cherry Pectoral,
for Diseases of the Threat tnd Ltaj,
sash aa Uuuga, Colas, Wnocpiu
Caijx, Uropcmtas. AstHoia,
xid CotjiumpUoa.
Aunts; f!,e f.e-l
ili-covcritf ot' i;io..ir!i
ciciMe, few i..v o;'
mine rc:il v;.'i.e to
(orllikil .1 lli:.l. 11. ; cl-
f.Hu.:J rc.rii'v - r t.
cn-r . of i ,.i. 1 i:: l
an I l.a. p. A v.:.:
tiai of it. i;ti;c-.
ll';ocir..i ol riii iii.d
o'lier ci untrv. i. l-a
siio;vii ttint il i.ii-s
surctr airrf erVev-omi'v
The le-tiiuosy af our be-r citi-
ewitrl them.
z'ns, of all
c':te etablt.'i!ie the fair, ;li::t
ClIKRRT I'KCritN.tt, r'l ..l i'x r1- ,. :. t
cure the alliiotua; Uiu ! ! oi'i?.- , i....t ut..l
Lun;s Ucjowl any atlier .- iiti..c. 'Hie mo-l
(fcinseroji-t alfectiDus of tli t'u o...,..i. v (' .tius
yield to it power) and caes of Consamption,
cnre-1 by this preparation, re publicly known,
so remarkabi as banily t be believed, were
thov ivit proven beyoivl dispute. .As a ie:ety,
it h adeijuatc, on which tlie pub'ic m- v re r
for full protection. Ky curii:p ooi;l t, e
forerunners of more serious di-w-e. it '.t
numbere.l live, and an snvmnt of suirerii: : ot
to h crwii td. It rh.ilVntres trinl. sum toir-
vinces the mwt sceptka!. I'.rery faniilr should
iir
tion. which are exsilr root arf. "l'-'
become incurable, aivl too often fetal, if nJ
lectetl. Tctvb lunja need tki defence; and it
is nnaise to be, witliout it. Ai safeguard to
hil lren, nmid the diOe.iii ..; UkU
beset the Throat and Chet of chmtliood, liitctT
Pectoral is invaluable: for, by iu timely
mulutudes are rescued from urtruaturs (rraves,
aad saved to ths lor aisd r.frcction centred on
them. It acts sfedily an.f surely asainst r.ii
nary colds, secaruilf iiaind nd liealth-rtorin(
sjeep. N one wiil sutrer troulilesc-me Juflu
ns aw painful Bronchiti-S when they knew
sow easilv they ean be cmrod.
Urisinally the prodnet of lontr, laberions, nnl
nccesi'Bl ehemicnl investientimi, no cot or toil
is spared in making evcrr bottle in tlie utmost
possible perfection. It may be conSdentlv relied
npon u possessinir all the virtues it has ever
KhibiteiL and capable of producm enre as
memorable as the greatest ft has ever effected.
raxrABZD bt
Dr. J. C. A YER i CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical tuut Analytical Cheaulai.
SOLO ST ALL DRCOOI3T XVIBT-WHIBr-
6 ?
AVw Atlvertixementx.
Combining alt these merits, we
place our Business on the most SOLID
FOUNDATIONS, and invite the con
fidence and support of tha people of
Philadelphia, as well as strangers and
others now visiting the city.
Remember the Four Cardinal Points: '
ONE PRICE!
CASH. AIiONEl
! FTTLIi GTJARAITTESt
I CASH RETURNED !
With the Largest, Most Stylish, Beat 1
Made, and Cheapest Stock of MEIT3 .
and BOYS' CLOTHING, we invite you
ail to call on us.
AMERICA.
WAyJJTJLKEi:
and
Biioiry.
93
DOTH
&
Co.,
T
1V1 ERCA NTS,
MACitr FKlCt-lor
BUTTi-K wot us, wlih
oe n:ui at principal iorc u w.-.
sop If
AT
THE PEOPLE'S STORE,
A3 n! SI liewlM) rirth At.,
PITTS BITKQH, PA.
ua will find an immenaa variety of
Dress Goods.
Over one kundre ! .flijterent styles
LADIES CLOAKS AND JACITS-
A splendid line of
LADIES FURS,
And ik complete stock of
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS
At the very 1WWEST CASH PRICES.
OXE PRICK O.VLY.
EAMPBELl. WIIIIAMSO I IE
Fifth Avenue,
riTTSBUBGH, PA.
No ii.
xron same.
BOOTS & SHOES,
; Hats i Caps
Cheaper than ever
iisr
Somerset. Pa.
We desire to say to the public, tht we have
lrased the above named room until the completion
of our new building, northwest eurnerof tlie Dia
mond, (which will be on or before Jan. L) whera
we wilt be pleased to h.-ve parties desiring lo ur-.
chase goods in our Hue to sail ami fie that
SEW FIRM,
new styles,
' .i::d new priced
See Reduction in Prices.
.Men's Clam Boots, double soled, wool lined $4 fto
Buckle ArtV- Ualter 1 eo
Women " " J g
Misses - Over-ohues aaj Alaska 1 SS
Mens S:indabi j
Women.
Le u IQ
ClUWrcn " " as
' Boot mail to order. Repairing neatly and!
promptly done. All custom work warraataJ.
Parties visiting our town who eonteeaplata pw.
chasing anything io oar line will ihi mud to ealk
aud see for themselves.
We are positive we ean sell goofs at mwer Bgwree
than any other store lo Imassst pTchasa afuwis
lor cash sell lor cash and thus save from ia l S
r erm.y hartaw lo'louee bmd s6. aad by
saving tlie expenses of llook-keeptog. We ar
wiiiing to give the benefit of these advantage Ut
our eustosuers.
Frank Sipe & Co.
s
UEItlFF'S SALE.
u virtue of writ of Levari Farias, tswet
uu .-rihe Court of Common Plea of Somerset
eotiaty. Pa., and to me directed. 1 will exposs U
sale by pui ii-"itcrT. at the Court Hou. ttvetom
erset, ua Wednesday, the stkeay f Lieeemher.
is:, at 1 o'clock of said day, all fbe right. UOe,
in'.cresc and claim of Joka D. Hod.ly. of, at aad.
to (he following described nal stale, vis:
All the minerals, mineral privilege, aetata,
ores an-i mineral substaaers lying aad be low wa
der and contained within ail that pieee or paroei
of land sltnala In rlrothersvalley township, Soe
erset C'o fa., which K iully and paruraiarty da
scrill by metes and beuoda, eonrsea ami diatan-C.-S
ia a Hect from Jo ha U. Hay aae Sr.a als
wile u, John l. Ko.idy.dani July 14, BsM, asxl ra
c.rle-l m reeonl of deeds for Somerset Co, r..
Vol 3. paif" S nJ containing M acrea, Sim
arles.a.ljinlng lands of J. Coenuymaa. rkiltp
U iv and .Hhers. together with the avparteaaaae.
fxkeo in exe-niioo as the prooanj of Juaa Is.
Kod.lv at ibesaitet Jobn. Hay.
novW SherlBT.
Save Doctor Bills I
siu dollar ean be saved annually by i
t hmiJl's Comtmn4 called Man rrtaaal f
Family Oem, wiiich is tonle wine Mitra.f woaf
e.1 by L V. SC H.M I OT. at N. JW Feaaavwa.
Fittsbureh, Pa. Tbia evmnoaml t eaaDmd
root and herbs, and strictly pure wlae; It is !
ant to take ami lnvlgovaie the wavas "
Is a vatuablu family ulicie; II will ear all --
. . k. k..-. - it la a uweeatauve oi "
era. an.1 as a blood purifier H I
-UesL r
demand Hit this popular seed mine a
,t teas
heretofore It has been f'tT t ovaliues lor
nnlel
prcparlng It. The a will ovM
lacuoo guaraatred. Try ... . we
neei no reeommeo'laOoo ,.n. caese-
haveased the bitter ia earewai
whereof w speak. .
Try it, leader, U vxll do yot good .
angl3
Covers BnilQiDff,
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