n n sn. plea r W. P. Harvey & Co., late J. G. Harvey .0 Co.,) BUTTER COMISSIOH HOUSE, 75 EXCHANGE PLACE, r BALTIMOEE, MD. . . - . n li. ,, TV-. ... e,nl.of lb. firm t,!ie!i,e,slirnmei.'oI wr-wran rruouoc r C.,) which can be l-oa'i at 01 l"e I'r'ncij! kennavd & Miff HI CO M IVll SSI ON IY1 ERC HANTS , NO. 83 EXCHANGE PLACE, WKHAVE ALAKGETKAI'E FOR GLADES O-H ALL FIN" IT TO THF.1R IVTFBV.ST TO is sikiN AS VHK UL 1 ir-ti i." HUH' I"" -' ...tuii'VIV RUS CAN I.B UHYAlxku AT EXPRESS ZZ 7, The Somerset Herald. - -j Vi:iNKSI V, - . - lleccmlK-r 1. IB". Ttnr. Hin t:- anal KRHUT A M.SERAL P-MST RAILR 'AD. , ,a. and after mlaT-' ( n Mf'dl.iws: 'Hall East 11 -d -,n' KOIVE. 1 :30 tn. VI'',1W' V. Y. ALTFAT1IER, llenrl. Supt. 11:38 l. m. t il a. iu. "'' 11:13 p. m. 4 W p. in. HrM Fjist :xjtm Wert 31 nil K KU Wort " biiti .i.ir.v KillKOAIt. AllttlVE. l.EAVK. 31 ail Kat Nail Wert .11:15 a.m. 14 .p.m. . .2 45 p. m. ' 1' m- FRANK FOUXF.Y. Pittsburgh & Ccnnsllsville RAILROAD. PiUsnTEX WasMiiEloii & Baltimore "SHORT LUSTE." ALTEH VTIOX OF TIME. n on and after Pmday. Nov. Wh, W4. Tr.lni ,thtaK.J arm 1K-Irt and Arrive fr-,m lH.,vt, or-er Grant and Water lrw.-U. at f.dl..w: Utrlir riTTHlirKliH TililC. ARllIVK. Tim till Nai!:i. a.m. "n Af r, A-ro-v:N-;-w . c,,n' 1 1 r..m 10:14 a.m. ""'.'Wu.. M,Ae. 31. Kce,.irt AO- ; ; ; AO Al-KiKirl Ao- M K-lrt Ai- urrxi..l,li,,m- TM.ii.:;:i)j: Kail al Ax32303at-ci Trains inly. Eict S:E:ays. Eijrsss Trains tLHYNLM, SAM! CHOUGH. G3LS31 G3L PBS. ill (ieucral Ticket office, 43 Mb Avenue. Hltmyek lias jut received a large sUxk of Iron d ail sizes. TnK U-st Cough Syrup in t:rket is Morison & ISro's. Ton Iron ol every des ridion, go to lih liner's Hardware Store. Iron! Iron! Iron!! Iron!!: Vc ale at Ulymver'8 Hardware Store. pjk Pokk i ! roKR ! -F"r Uo-s?"d l,k.r liAe hep call odC.k.U & Ueiil Iron of all Winds au l sires Lr s.ile at Rlyniyer't. Hardware Store. O d Picturts cmtully copied an 1 en W. II. Wki.fi.ly. TiEn! ru n : Corn. Oats, and all kin Is of Feed, tor cadi only, at KaoAi Hues. Fwrn prsin and (ed on hands. Please call at S5art.lial sa.rner. ClKlK i' I.KHUT". ' Tky .ne iKdtie each of torion &. Iiro"s. t'oll'li Svrup and Liniment and U- con--aiuml it"is the U-st and cheapest. Jrrt kfj f.iafp. a larize st.Kk IM,ts and ix-K bich will l wld at reUlced pncea, Nverv cheap t'r cash. SM I LK & I II L. iJkr fam-dy D''-ir. I'-s1' round Uuckwieat Wt rrducvl prui at JiiiOAKS & JKo s. bet T.nir Kiaits aul it-n-s. Hats and Cfv at 'rhe relixlue A.-ii i'f Fi:4t Sii-K & C.. 4tiM'. Pa. Twf rai Tbi a ti-e new stiaW f Iis 1 Haf, at prices that cann4 Ull U PiivsK Sue & Kurii L Dro LUi'M-ai. large TKY t-aj). tor Ache and lotlle 0 "ujaaJid It Las noeipial Pains, t .,rR for cures . ... relMir.w la:ulg i.y '.lie late afai ajed wy PhotograpU U:atl A lull line ot Having fire, I hare (iallery at I. P.ctures. Mo hand. let. Ira UUCrVd their ejvt in14rs that on ot X)oceubrr. they will rcafch, at vtry hiw prices. rciafciiig elsewhere. SSTDF.B & friends and cut and after the 1st aell ezclusivelv to Call and see bt fori Cah w iil buv chea S:. Notice. All per. Ttui I'm- knowing them- i-l please call at selves indebted to us. cur new I lour depot c as we have and make immediate pa requires that KlLUliai8lv.uv., fcuU.'IUl 1 1 Ilic, ii 1,1 1 vv ' 4k.taniing ac- ire make collet-tu n of a! - jnt8- c0 in Rtl niTS. . ;1it'At otters Fakms for Kent The t T several valuable farnw in A jlA'r. torretiL For further partu frt Samuel a ill. Healthy. Simom 1 Ww.r pleased to inform -JJ .hat w Uave j ust received and Tall f 1K tixls and T f"V" Vurs.a.ls.rfs, Felt Sk-r. M skirts. Orwla. Gloves. Ac M. , H-iv Ch.tl.ing, Hats and l ap. 1 "T-, Mi. Ladies and Gent Gum AKcrxhoes, Ac. Hardware. Quee 7r'"' Can! and Oil Clothea, TniDks, ca, SwUUk, Horae Cover. Lap F-obes, C. & O. Hcj DtRBA 5:4V? r ..sjre. .u vu v .-, novll Ouilcsluys, BUTTER, SUIT TOT'S WKPROMISK KKTl'KNS A X I W ILL M A K K Li n t-K 1 '- . ..TICKS. . (AMI l.l.NlXr.SK. oNu,u!..r,iic erst dy January. ic--. .. will t -11 onlv f.T or pr.J- liine'in i xc li:inirf. No.lt'vitit'iom In .111 the !kiVc whatever. V. I Khoaks & Bh. o .11011 1: c-kkwit. On anil after the first day ol January, is;:, we will st-U exclusively for cash, irre sitive of persons. un,r" X taken in ex hanire f'r pds. e win keen in stock a larue assortment ot Dry Good Notions, Groceries, Hardware, etc., and feel satisfied that we can sell clieaj.r llian on the old credit system. Call anil see u. KesiKTtfuily V. & G. !IllLlr.ItUALM. Mk. Josiaii Zimmeumax ill pay the IdL'hi st cash prices tor Mink. Otter, Pox and all varieties of skin v Monisyx iV Uuo's. Cough Syrup has given the he'd sat "faction for Coiiths, ('olds. Hoarsncss, Phthisic, Asthma, and for relief of Consumption. It eases the cou'ih in such diseases. It has cured hun dreds of cases when taken in time. Xotick. All persons knowing them selves indclded to Walter & Coiiover for Hour, feed. &c. will please call and settle their accounts on or before the 1st of Jan uary lSTo. or they w ill he placed in the hands ot an oll'icer for collection. WaI.TKP. & COXOVFH. TllK PlIOC.UF.SS OK I'VIl Coi stuy A little less than one hundred years ago Geo. AVashinpton pot a lull set ot artificial teeth tor himself and wile. They were made ia England, carved out of a solid Thick ot ivorvand were jH'rhaj the first artificial teeth used in America. They can now I K-en at the dental depd ol Johnson & Lund, Philadelphia, The two full sets cost just one thousand dollars, and now Dr. Collins', of Somerset, makes a far 1h-1-ter upper and lower set for fifteen dollars, and makes money at that. A Card to the I'nbllc. I take this method of informine the pub lie that I am carrying on the lilacksmilh ins Business in all its various branches, ill the Hion of Francis E. Weimer. in the town of'Smierset, where I am prepared to iron w agons of all kinds to order, on short notU-c. Kepairing done promptly. Horses shod according to the natural lorniation of (Uic lect. Having upwards of fifteen years experience in the business 1 flatter myself that I can render satisfaction. A share of the public patronage is solicited. Charges to suit the times. ;. A. E. I.iTt. Tiif.Gkf.at Amf.uk as CossuvrTia Remedy, Dr. W in. Hall s Halsani for the Luiiirs, cures the worst cases of Coughs. Cold's, and all diseases of the Lungs, Throat and h st. For Whooping Cou.-h, and croup it is a certain p;cei!ic. The iniKt itlMiinatK ca.ses surelv yield to Hall's Balsam, when used i-crscveringly. Slards at the head of all cough prepare tions. Slid everywhere. John F. Henry, C'urran & Co., Proprietors, ( and 'J College Place, New York. Womikufil Siccess. Three years ago Dr. BoM-hee's German Svrup was in troduced in the United States from Germany for the ture of Coughs, s.vere C-oldssetth-d on the breast. Consumption and other dis ease of the Throat and Lungs. No medi cine ever had such a success, ItOO.OoO sample bottles have l-ecn distributed every year tor three years by Druggists in all rts if the L'nii.il 'Slates and nearly letters from Druggists tre no on our files. sa ing that no other preparation in their stores sells as well and gives such excellent satisfaction. All we ask is for vou to go to your Druggists. Benford & kimmcl or Hitzrot it Fleck at t'onrhiemr Pa., and get a sample lttle tor 10 cciits and trv it; regular size 75 cents For s;ile by all D ruggists in the Couutry.. The PiTTs1ifBc.11 Gazette Those who are arranging for their home papers tor the next year, will do wisely to send te nscd In auram -.. lor sample copies nt uie 1'lTTsr.i koh Gazette. Daily or Weekly, as it will 1 seen to be the best pacr published in Pittsburgh. It is the oldest, being nearly Mt years old. and has kept Iiace with all phases of modern newsjwjier progress. It is printed w i;h new tye. and on clean, white, handsmie piijx-r. Its news is spec ially lull, and accurate. It receives tabic news Jroni Europe, and dispatches from all parts ot the country. It lias siccial cor respondents in Washington during the session of ongress, and al lUrris'mrg dur ins the session of the Legislature, and will give full rcris ot all that is intens:ing ia the proceedings. Its Ktl news is coin jjete and varietiryetchast" and pure. lis editorials contain'trenchant discussions ol all current subjects, and deal indeH-nd-cntly w ith all the issues of the hour. The paper is Ilepublicain in politics, but hokh that the party is superior to cliques and rings. Its marke. reports arc specially full Ami complete, and have a reputation that js w idc-sprcad, lor accuracy and reliability, ntrequent instances, parlies in the coun try have saved or made considerable sums by following the accurate reports of prices given in the GazaTTE, in selling their pro duce. It also contains agricultural, house hold and family reading, carefully selected. Thus it is a family paper of great excel lence and rare cheapness as to prite. Its circulation is the largest of the Pittsburgh press. This year the postage on apers is pre;aid at the Pittsburgh omcc, thus neces sitating the addition ot this item to the rate. For this reason we present amend ed rates, and claim that tlu-v atTord the cheajw newspaper published, when the size and quality of the paper are consid ered. tekms: )ii7y GaztUe (ostar prepaid ; by mail. jer annum, $10 l0 : for six months, f-i.tut; for three mur.lhs, J.50 ; tor one month, fl W;by the eek, payable to the carrier, j 1 cent. . Hetklg Gazelle Uage prepaid; by mail, single sulwcriht-rs, fl.73 i year ; in of five. 150 ; in clut of u n or ui'ir. f 1.40. and an additional copy for every U. to the getter up of the cub. l'ituiaur are requested to act as agent. For sample copy, of daily and weekly, free of charge, address. Kixo, Reed &Co., Pittsburgh Pa. NOTICE TO SUBSCRI- BERS. The new ixxtage laio icJihh goes into effect the first of next year, vomy h iw to require that all fiuhficribers to the Somer set HEUA living iidv of Hie County. ,wT tJair fuhscriptioii in ad- ranee. rendered ... ... , T 1 to all delinquents hy the 1st o January and all icho do not 2ty their amounts by the loth of January iS75, trill have their names strielccn from the lift and the accounts placed in the hands of proper officers for collection. We trill send (he ILLllALU to any o) liviwj outside of the County for $2 a year in advance, ire ikying the postage. JOHN I. SOT-Lli, So morse I lrlnllng Co. A happy New Year to all. Do not tail to buy an address from our carrier. Yoc tan commence to practice writing now, to get you hand in. Saturday and Sundav were good days for monogram garters. Sloppy you know. If vou hitch a horse to a post fr any length of time now. don't fail to blanket him. The communication from Centreville was omitted this week, it being too late tor publication. A Qi EF.n old chap over in Meyersdale has named his daughter "Misery" because she loves company. V M MBF.tt of our voung people Kent sleV-hiug to Jenner X KoaJa on Christ masKeve. They reixirt a pleasant time. Ol R IriendMr. Win. llauck, .f Conflu ence IV, is in town looking around for some horses. Bring them along tanners, and get your cash. Cauistmas evening Maria remark ed to him after the clock struck twelve. Un,r,ufujit, and we Have noiinng ieu ... i to await the dawning ot another Christ mas. v tl.at a onnivrt in Al- V I AVUAo- " . i,,a ; r..i mi niliM.f nl iiinHini: PfTip- ture. recently began his prayer as tollows: Oh Lord. 1 l.ou nasi loin us m . n that every tub nmt stand on i:s ow n l-t- tom. . - r.iiiciiT. of this State. " i...,ii. nlui Imvi' lost an arm l'rOJ0!?V lll.il. ..- - or a le" in the service of the country shad . . . .i n .A .... ,tii have a pension ol twenty uonais a iu..... It is likely to bo adopted by Congress. r.oi'T the maddest woman in America v. ... ; iir.,ttK!wirn Yl. "A liov coasting came up behind her and too her leet out from under uer in sum a "."" 7" down on the sled and was earned-to tue toot of the hill." Twenty cent 'silver pieces will be the . 1:11 .....c.l i,tlin next new coin. 1 ne nrsi om bu Senate during the present session provides for i-uing a coin of that value, and every ..; . . .1. .. ..1..... ..t' lit,.,,, will iMHiy win nope mai i" " tall to his share. V Main Street Man w ho.-e first Wn had just Wen to a toy shop, says: "Twas a tin horn that knocked me Miming oui ui the walls of Jericho, and mighty gKd reason for it, too." Makia is a very lmimlar name in lllin- ..:.. u I,..., m .,t i-lonl s a back fence in a 1,1.-.. ,v .. .... , , iv,i.nl:iti-d neihlmrhootl, and plain tm ly calls out -Mariar," twenty or thirty windows are iiasiny uirowu u.. num which protrude just us many female heads answering "what. A Yoiso lady in Cambria borough, tired of "etiing it alone." expects to play suc cessfully a hand in the game ol lite since she has married Jonn uignioower. it u altogether probable she will "order him up" on winter mornings. Vivtn luiieh at ihe slow, plodding stu dent at school; the lime may come when the laugli w ill beiurneo. ii uikcs nine w i. tiior.m.Tli imt it more than pavs. lie- sohe, when vou take up a new study, that joii w ill go through it like a success ful conqueror, taking every strong point. lent. -uni that had brought a load of shook to the station was Wiug driven past the ergine the horses frightened aim ran otr. The sled was upset and the driver dragged und-r it for quite a distance. He was'considerahly bruised but not seriously hurt. Bf.iioi.d the diligent man. he shall stind before princes; he shall not stand Wfore mean men. An Indiana local paper tells ,.., individual in that State who, w hile canvassing his district as a candidate for .d.ciinn to the Legislature, also nougiu r,,r d..i:v..rv iii N'oveinber. His tiro ,i... .... il... Iwiit f t M.T. ri'iii hed 40.OUO. and iJ 10 Oil mi. ' his ela tion was made sure by two votes, i -rvTi cv i v from one of the neigh i....:.. i.,u-..i.ii! nn Ih inir lemonst rated mi ill. ,i. ui ,3 with the other day, in town, for allowing a lady to remain in n wagon. Homing a pair of fractious horses, while he went into the i-ostnfilce, reimiiked tl.at it was all right, the woman was not his wife but his mother-in law. Kr.t:u i-i Tt-iiAi. Mef.tino. The mem Wrs of the Somerset County Agricultural Society will meet at the office of F. J. Kouscr. Siinerset, Pa., on Friday evening. - 1 1. T" t a Januarv f. li). at six o cuk-k. incut .n.i.... r.f all tounshii) committee-men, and ot as many others as can be there, is requested. HUsiiami, I res i. 1 r is sai.l that ciee.ilcssne at night is of.en r-'iiudieJ by applying fiictionto all parts of the WkIv and limt'S. To accom plbh it. lake a crash towel and give it a lively motion in running the head, until the Mood is put into lively f-iri iilaiion. rubbing hardest uiion thecliesl. If a towel is not l hand, the hands may W used tor ihe purpose. ONE ot the youths who attended the sleighing fwrtv Christmas night met with what might have proved a serious accident W hile pa-ssing dow n the street his horse frightened at a passing sleigh and started to run. The sleigh was uis t and Mr. John Zimmerman was thrown out. After running some distance the ho.s- was rap tured by our tleril. w ho vaptured this ileui al the same time. Christmas has come and gi re. The litlle deats have surfeited Hu ll. -its with things, while the old. i ones have been kised to their hearts content under the mistletoe, (it didn't make any differ ence if the mistletoe as supposition). The lim-il Live nlti mini ( hlircll and expre ed their heartfelt thauktulnet that a Sav our Had iKi-n uorr. We do not know whether the public are aware of the important fact or not, but it is hoped that the fact w ill W more visible by the time our readers sec this article, that ths local editor is struggling with a moustache. One of Ihe appreciative lady readers ol the Hehald sent "him a mous tache comb and brush f..ra Christmas prvs en . tor w hieh he here returns thanks. A New York horticulturist sells Bald win apples at f 10 a barrel Here is the secret - Take a slio ot paper and cut chil dren's names : then place the papers around the apples w ben they Wgin to color, and in a week or two Mamie, Jamie. John nie or rusie ai'jiB mcajiyirs in urge red letters. These, picked anil barreled bv themselves, tiring fancy prices for the New York Christmas market. Tiit.RF. are many counterfeit half dol lars in scrip in circulation jnt at the pres ent time, and we give our readers the liesefit of an unfailing method of detectiog the difference Wtwern the bogus and genu ine : "On the counterleit the lock of hair in the corner of Deiter's forehead touches the other hair at each end. while in the genuine it is a "C" shaped lock, and touches only at the lower end. The Saclnaw (Mich.) Courier of recent date says : "Yesterday a woman was ob- lirini'tnir . limit .if Wood IntO the citydoing the driver's work, and unload ing the sled. We have learned that she has a sick husliandand (our children. She not only delivers the wood, but sh chops and saws it. too, snd thus liecomes the sup port and reliance ot the whole nimm . Os New Year's morning our carrier will make his best bow to his patrons and present hU annual greeting. His address, our boys say. is the finest one ever issued in this ulace. When interrogated as to its cost he replies, "three sleepless nights, (spent in trying to think where lie could scissor one,) fourteen stogies and eleven hot drinks." Don t forget him. "I think," salJ Mr. Bionson Alcott once in conversation, "that when a man lives on beef he becomes something liks an ox; if he eats mutum he Wgins to look sheepish, and if he eats poik may he not rrow to lie swinish?" "That may be, said Dr. Walker, of Cambridge, "but w hen a man lives on nothing but vegeta bles, I think he's very apt to be pretty small potatoes." Haxgiso ?ixed. On edncsday lasX Governor Hartranlt issued the warrant for the eseciiion of Samuel Beighley, a murderer, of Westmoreland, who is now ly in" in jail at Greensburg. The time fixed .... Unirlni. ia JanUHTV 20. 1875, III. IlIC , ... .ft.L t Beighley was convicted on the 19th of May last, of tne munier 01 wwoU , ., an old shoemaker, and was sentenced to be on the 2Sth day of the same montn. tl.ii im F.ipi-osios. The boiler in the steam mill of C. G. Lint & Bro.. a short distance Wlow town exploded one day 01 last week, tearing its way iurouBu iuc ,.ri,v cnriii mom and hurlins some of the timWrs a distance of a hundred yards or more. Fortunately mere was no one in uie euuic iuum i fireman having gone out but a few momenta Wfore. The building escaped injury, the only damage Wir.g in the engine room. Uxif.r .Democratic rule, the city of Scranton is rapidlv approaching the con dition of New Yoi k. The chief of police is under bail on a charge of munier; the Mayor has Wen arrested on a charge ot perjurv; truc'bills have Wen found against a member of the school board for euibex zlement ot the school funds; and a mem Wr of the Councils is charged with brib ery, etc. ; and now, to cap the climax, the school board of the city has settled for f 1,200 w ith a defaulting receiver ot taxes w ho is supposed to have rob Wd the tax payers of as many thousands. Thkf.k of our festive youths, w ho have Lifotv rend ihe accounts "of the Modoc war. u-ufi' Oi I tit' li.'liiwl with the conduct of Captain Jack and his war-painted associ ates that they arrayed themselves in In dian costume" and repaired to a photograph gallery. We were shown the picture. Captain Jack's nose don't wear the roseate bloom that was its wont ; Bogus Charley is bare-footed w here the scalp lock should i... i,;i il,,. or i.f Si hack nasi v Jim pro trude like those of one ot the jackass-rab-. . , , . i .... hits that were occasionally capiureu vj u Modoc prototyjie. Ox Saturday evening, 5th inst., Mr. fiAnrirp Knk'm. of White tow nship, was re turning to his home on horseback from I.lovd s station. He had not cone tar un til a couple of masked men stepped out .... ... i : 1 ...... 1 from the roausnie. wuii revolvers m wu, and took hold of the bridle rein. They t once demanded him to give what money he had on his person. There Wing no other course left him. he handed lliem something near $500. Then they allow ed him to pursue his journey, and they did likewise. There is no clue to the per petrators ot this bold and daring robbery. KbtMburg JJtraia, The man w ho groans over his poverty ...:.!..,. .,L a afn tim-arila Wtterinff his w lllli 'Ul iuhiiiq - " I' ' ' ' condition isjublly regarded as a good-for- notliing ounce, iiau ue sense mc uc energetic would be his attempts to improv wi.ot to true of individuals i equally true of classes. Business may W dull just now. but the law s of demand and supply exist just as lliey always nave uoue ti...,. mm. oru-rutinir somewhat nccu it nra,ni Imt th lon?-iieaoed 11.11. .1 litW.ut, - - o fufinrpr will hludv how they may be turned to his Wnefit, instead of croaking about actual difficulties and imagining others worse to come. MindY'oi-r Ow.v Businks. To tell a man to his face to mind his own busi ness would W considered atiout equal to knock inc him down. Y'et it is one of the sim plest rules of conduct, and the most useful that mankind can adopt in their inter course with each other- There is a great deal of Paul Pry spirit in the human heart, or wonderful inquisitivcnena in re gard to the personal and private affairs of trienilsanil ueiglibors hub spiru inaK.es more mischief in the community than al most any other cause, and creates more malice, "envy and jealousy than can W overcome in a century, ix-t every man mind his own business, and there will not be half the trouble in the world that there is at present. Os Monday night of last week. Ihe store of U. J. ought was burglarized. It ap pears that a darkey put in an appearance at New Centreville on aionday evening. Obtaining his supper there he announced nis lnieniiou oi uiud ai niici.i nu w take the midnight express east. Return ing, however, during the night, he forced open a shutter, raised the window and ef fected an entrance by crawling Wtwecn the shelves. The loss was discovered a short time afterwaids and parties started in pursuit. The darkey proceeded to Gar rett where he disposed of one of the over coats he had stolen and purchased a ticket for Baltimore, since when nothing hns Wen heard of him. Among the missing articles were five overcoats. Somewhat over a hundred dollars worth of goods are missing. Br means f an ingenious process, lately . a l 1... U ..n.., UCVl!ea, ft DHITCI CUU Utiw ic iuaucu'upim- r l.i. t atrt Tltia it an near, is accomplished by turning a steamed log, of the length oi me oarrei, agniuat a maiy i.;r.. t l.u rAniito lnrrlh and thus rut- auiic v.,v .w..a..., . ting it into a continuous sheet of wood of the thickness or a tiarrei stave. i.nougn ot this riblK.n of wood is then cut off for the circumference or a barrel, and croiea or chamfered bv suitable machinery. To give the barrel a proper shape, slits are cut into the ends by a gang ot saws, and Ihe heads are thus brought to the requi .;i am s,.trnrHi w-iih ill liilirp. The OIIV H-V. an v. ') " ... - O usual numWr if hoops U put on, and the barrel thus made is said to be equally as .ir,,n c ii, -w nianntiu'tured in the ordin ary way, the principal saving Wing in the amount ol lime anu moor lumneu iu mt process, ttic cort oi" material Wing about the same in eunercase. 1 In.nnra f rnia rk al i1h fHtalitr from malignant scarlet fever has cccurred in the i,;i... .r Mr John t ainolie I. ol lialU- more. four of his children having died ... . , f . . . ..,. T. within a lew uours oi eacu utiicr. vu in lay last the children, three boys and one iri il,.- nldnut aim) six. and the voungesl wo' years, were well enmigh to eTt dinner ogelher. 1 he same nigui me emesi hum, ind tin Saturday morning the girl breath .1 i,ur 1 i-t Pnoamtions were male for the tuneral. the remains of the two chil dren having been- placed in one comn. flu fi kPa hi. undertaker arrived, however. one of the other children died, and a post ponement of the tuneral became necessary. uuf..r twin ili fourth child died. A fifth aadonly remaining child, an infant, is ill ith the same disease, dui wm ruoauiy recover. Several physicians w ere canen. but the malignant character of the attacks baffled their skill. Christmas Celebration. The Re formed congregation ot this place rave a treat for the liule folks Wlonging to their Sabbath School, ia the form ot a Christmas .. . . . e 1 1 J . 1 tree. I be cuurcu w-as lasieiuuy oecuraieu with evergreens. Immediately in rront ot the altar was an arch built in the Gothic style, the pillars on either side of which terminated in a cross ; in the centre of the arch were two "gilt angels." while the motto upon It read "lieboid 1 bring you pood tidings of great joy." In an eastern window hung a bright star, while the space Wtween the star and arch was a wreath, whereon was ernmazooeu 10 let ters of gold. "Glory W to GOD on high, on earth W peace, good-will to men." To the right of the arch was the tree, look in.. -TrMVu)?Iv beautiful with It hundreds of small candles burning whhasmany dif ferent colored transparencies. 1 ne ironi of ihe reading desk had been removed .nd a chromo representing the holy family sulelituted in lis stead. Sd.ort aldrtKna -rr delivered bv Revs. Whetestone, Truxal and Elder Bitile. The audience was quite large, the church being crowded, and the addresses were listened to with marked interest Fatality A mono IIorhks. On last Saturday night two valui b'e homes died very suddeuly i: 'his tirough. One was the" fine Iwy horo, late the property ot Jno. H. L'bL Esl . purchased s short time ago by Maj. Tr. dwell tor a Baltimore gen tleman, tlm other a sorrel hor Winning to Mr A. C. Dis. Mr. D's hors. was found dead in bis slable. The State of Delaware has a curious law in regard to jurors. The Jurors in a case, after they have heard the testimony and the charge of the Court, are locked op and allowed nothing to eat until they arree upon a verdict In the late trial of Taylor for the murder of Mackey, eight were for acquittal and four for conviction. They stood out for 58 hours without food, and then the four agreed that the eight might render a verdict, and they (the four) would be silent. So Taylor got clear. Yocse man you feel a superiority to the whole human race, as you stand at the al tar with your lair young bride. Y'ou would not change places with the Presi dent Yet, in a few short years, a few whiskings of broom handles, an untimely stoppage or two of wafted flat irons, and your weary body will rest under the sway ing willow, while some young gallant will bring your afflicted partner to the grave yard on calm Sabbath evenings and whis per love in her ear, as together they strew peanut shells over your grave. "Oh, why shouid the spirit ot mortal W proud." The great suit in which an- Indian woman is plaintiff, in the District Court at Pittsburgh, for some ninety-two acres of improved ground which she claims as be long to her through her husband William Mowry, is still in progress, and it is possi ble that it may terminate in her favor. Thfr burden of proof appears to lie in prov ing the marriage or this woman and .How ry. This has now been pretty well estab lished, and there is little doubt but that they were united according to the Indian custom. He called the claimant wife, and was proud of his child, whom he publicly recognized as his daughter. Keemno Meals Waiting. Little things often interfere with our comfort very much, and one small annoyance is for men to delay coming to dinner when called. Sometimes they hare an hour or more of work which they will do Wfore quilting, and then they go the house, to find the dinner cold and the cook discour aged. Nothing is more disheartening to a tired woman than a table lull ot uir.y dishes ornamentiug the table an hour and a half later than usual. Any woman worthy the name of housekeeper will W regular with her meals, if it lies within her to have them so. Ton Mpnnonites have Wzun to build a town in Marion county, Kansas, about three miles west of .Marion Centre, and have erected fifteen or twenty comfortable trump Iioii&ps there. The have also con tracted with one builder for the building ot about one hundred and twenty-five dwelling houses on their farms. These people are hard at work preparing tneir farms lor the next Summer erop, and the pains and care they take to make their ground clean and nice is a matter oi sur nrifu to some who see it. One season will show the effect of this persistent labor by these people on the ianas wnere tuey are settled. WRWlieve Cajl Schurz is right when he says " the practice of married couples living in boarding houses and hotels is the prolific cause of a very large proportion of the domestic troubles which we encounter in this country." And the reason why this method of living is coming into more general use, can W traced to the fact that our girls are not taught to manage a home. Pursuing the subject the orator says, and there is a sound sermon in the paragraph: "A home does more than any other in stitution to make a nation wise and patri otic. A boarding house can never W this home. Education should then W directed to enforce upon our girls sound know ledge as to practical economy and household management When the habits of the fe male sex are such as to cause marriage not to W thought of Wcause it is too risky an investment, and when the Waring of chil dren U regarded to W too troublesome, then the nation is fast decaying and vice will pervade the whole social body." Sad Accident On last Thursday Dec. 24th .as Mr. Wm. OrosLlresiding at Hora ner's Mills Westmoreland Co., bad gone to but a few rods from his house on his way to the mill, he was startled by screams of fire coming from Ihe direction of bis house. He immediately ran back and lound bis daughter, aWut 4 years of age, wrapped in flames.- Her clothing had caught from a coal stove. She was screaming for help, while the mother endeavored to whip out the flames wilh her hands, until ber lingers were severely burned. Seeing she could not conquer the flames in this way, she seized a bucket of water and dashed it over the child. The child's neck from one ear to the other and also Jier left shoulder were burnt in a perfect blister. The child was in the room by herself but when ber clothes took fire ran into the kitchen to ber mother. She appears to W as well as could W expected. IL M. A. Axotheh Rail Road Project for Somerset County. We learn from reli able authority that engineers have Wen examining a route tor a railway from the city of New Y'ork on an air-line to the Mississippi River. They have during the present month, DecejnWr, passed through Deeter's Gap, having made an examina tion of the entire route from New Y'ork, and found it practicable for low grade and easy construction. This is no doubt done under the People's Freight Railway char ter, which has named Somerset as one of the points upon a direct line for said rail way. A circular issued by that company says; "There are surveys in possession ot this company which show that from Wells ville to New Y'ork a railroad can W con structed with comparative cheapness, in cluding the crossing ot the Allegheny Mountain on a route running through or near Pittsburgh, Grcensgburg, Somerset, Bedford, Harrisburg. Heading, Point Pleas ant, on the Delaware River, and thence direct to New Y'ork HarWir." Carpets. We request the attention of housekeepers who contemplate refurnish ing with carpets in the spring, to the ad vertisement of McFarland, Collins & Co., one of the best known wholesale and retail houses in Pittsburgh dealing in carpeting, window shades, curtains, cornices, ic, in another column. In consequence of ex tensive improvements which the firm arc about making in one of their principal salesrooms, they have decided to sell out at extraordinarily low prices a great part of the stock on hand, tor want of room in which to handle it while they are pushing forward these improvements. Their stock is known to W first class in every respect, and it will pay to buy at their present pri ces and keep the goods until wanted. In the course of a few weeks they expect to have open to the public one of the finest and best lighted salesrooms in the country, filled with new and freah goods manufac tured expressly for spring trade. Twit PitUliursh Telegraph says: Sonit three years ago Mr. Robert McClellan, a resilient ot North Fayette Township, Al legheny County, buried two rery interest in; little girls, twins, aged about three years. 1 ue cluiaren took sick and died about three days apart, and were buried side by side. Last week Mr. McClellan came to the conclusion that he would re- more the children to another part ot the cemetery, and after raising one of the chil dren the coffin was opened, and it was found that the remains of one little girl had almost entirely disappeared, and he proceeded to raise the second child, when it was found that the coffin was unusually heary for a child of that age. and on open ing the coffin it was found that the child was petrified into solid stone. Iu little cheeks were as rund, and even to its fin ger nails it was as perfect as when living. Thow who saw it, state that it had not changed in the least, the mouth, nose, and other features being full and perfect. It is certainly one or those strange treats which nature occasionally performs. Aboct twenty-Are years ago Mr. Jacob Livecrood. of Elklk-k. purchased a gold watch, navine seventy-fire dollars lor it. and iu excellent time keeping qualities made it a favored and invaluable assistant. Nearly seven years ago Mr. Livengood, on referring to bis time piece, found that at length it deceived him .nut treachery In pointing the hour of the day. However, but that it had taken French leave. Of course, be was astonished, then chagrined, and eventually angry; sneak thieve were unknown In Elklick, and he could not doubt the honesty of bis servants and family, and at length he resigned him self to the belief that in meaaurine up grain in bis mill it bad dropped from his packets, had been ground to atoms and that he never more would see it agsin. And the matter was forgotten. -I...-. ...... I.!., u.,n fj- W.irilr II I.iveniroiv'. while passing through the 1 .V biioi nine "i -' .... ...... fi.lila and iiisnectimr their conditio.i. oac- pened to see soim thing glittering to lh sun's rays and a clnaer inspectiuii proved that the long lust watch w;is at length ; fcund. The theory is that Mr. Livciig.W . lost-it in bis stables, instead of his mill, ; that it was carried to the compost heap! when the stables were cleansed, andthntj there it lay for six yenrs, until last fall, when the completion ot a new burn ne cessitated the entire removal of the com post to the fields in which it was discover ed. Beinff of cold the ciscs were not in the least injured, but sonic water hail pen j etrated the inner part and several of the j wheels were thickly coated with nisi; otherwise it i none thu worse for its exiic rience, and Mr. Frank O. intends to send the cases east for repairs, or entire new works, if necessary. Valley Independent. At precisely 12 o'clock on Thursday niehtl74wMl "pass in its checks" and 1875 i;i 'imk up its hand." On thU day . . ... . i it is customary to shuffle anew the cards of life and turn those laWlled "good res olutions" face upward for "trump." As we look back over the past year there are but tew w ho do not see w here mistakes have been made, w here good deeds have Wen left tindone and w here we have fallen short in the performance of those duties which every man owes his fellow men. Naturally we resolve t do Wtter in the future, and, just as uatura'.ly wc forget all about it. It is not our intention, howev er, to enter on a moral retrospect, but rather to say a few words in regard to the local columns of the Herald. Thatthey have often contained matter which was not purely local in its character none know Wtter than ourselves, still it has Wen our earnest aim to publi h ac counts ot all transactions of public interest hannening in our county, and the conunu- ed and increasing popularity oi tne her ald lead us to suppose -e have Wen meas- urably successful. If we have offended any unintentionally they can not regret it more than we do. " Our supjiort has Wen given unswervingly to all measures that in our opinion would prove Wneticial to the interests of our town or county. That "all our ways were ways of pbisantness, and all our paths were peace" cannot W said, nor was it to W expected. If any good has teen done or any improvement Wen made through our etlorts during the past year we rest content. Editor Herald Merry Christmas has come and gone and the New Year is draw ing upon us. The "hard times" however ia the principle subject of conversation umong the people even during these merry-making days. While complaining ot "hard times" has Wcome chronic with many, there is more in this unusual com plaint U "ha.-d times" than the growling of croakers. Money is scarce, times are hard, failures are numerous, amidst our great abundance, and the busiest of men is the Sheriff. What can become of this crisis, and from whence can help come. The people are looking to Washington for help, both creditor and del nor classes have read the financial views ot the President in his message; articles on finance are ea gerly scanned. The finance bills before Congress are carefully watched, many are looking to; Morton or Kelly or some other statesman to bring forward a financial scheme which will help us through the crisis Others more hopeful are impatiently await ing the action of the incoming Democratic Congress for relief. While National Leg islation and the management of the finan ces by the Government may do much and docs affect the prosperity ot the nation, the principal cause ot the panic and the cure for the scarcity of money lies nearer home. The system or habit of buying and selling on credit has caused the trouble. Direc tly therein lies the trouble. There can le found the root of the evil. The over-t rail ing over-buying and over-selling on credit have Wen fearful. The indebtedness of the people of Somerset County- to merchants alone amounts to about one and a half mill ion dollars; to mechanics as much more, making the enormous sum of three mill ions ot dollars. The debts tor loans and purchases of real estate are larger yet; the total indebtedness of the county cer tainly amounts to seven or eight millions of dollars, and yet we wonder what is wrong and-why money if scarce. In this system of credit lies the cause of the pres ent crisis, and the cure lies directly in the abandonment of the system. Then let it at once W abolished commencing on New Year's day Then January lsst l!j7., will long W remeniWred as the commencement of a new and Wtter era. There may be seeming hardships for some, but it will W nothing in comparison with the annoyance of bills unpaid, at this time, many are dis tnssid, harassed by the Sheriff, and anniy ed by creditors until life Wcomes grievous. On the other hand creditors are annoyed by losses and threatened losses. A feeling not only of distrust exists, but ot'hatred. malice, demo ft ization of society, theft and rotiWry in many instances. Now let this one cause .be removed. By the published card of C. & G. Holderlaum and Rhoads Bros', announcing that their business will W cash from the first of Jan uary these two firms have Wcome the pio neers in the new and much needed refor mation. Let organizations W formed and anti-debt and anti-credit societies be formed and a much needed reformation W brought about, the constables and sheriff thrown out of employment money made plenty and society advanced a thousand years nearer the millenium. S. GALBREATII KANTNEU At the residence of the bride's parents, Somerset, Pa.. Thursday Dec. 24th. 174. by Rev., I.. V. Bittle, Will Galbreath of Johnstown Pa., to Miss Mary E. Kantner of Somer set No cauls. DIED. STAIIL On Dec. 23nl, Mr. Stahl, of Somerset Tp., agcil 81 4 months and 5 tlavs. Daniel vcars. SOMERSET HABKET Corrected by C. T. RaoAM It Bao., Dealer in CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED. Apples, dried, Applebutter, y gal Huiter, y Bock wheat, f baahel.... beewax. V i Baeoo, fhouliteri, fl a atdea, ha qui, " .... Corn, y bushel.' Corn meal V Calf akin, f Clover See,! amall Clover Seed large Kicks, d Hour k l.bl , ic fiUGOC , : uc 1 00 250 24 14c lw:ic 0c 3c loc ; T50 20C f 7 W ti 60 -. 19c 316 FUxaeed V bo- (6 .')... Lard, V Leather, red sole, fl upper .... " kip, " .... Oat. ba Potatuea, V ba Peaehea. dried, a K;rba Kagiuf Salt, No, L. bbl - V bu " Anhton. - Savar, yellow ft t white Toe We 70c T'jc loc 1 00 2r 43 00 to 3 10 1 sb fl 00 10;'2e lHlic New Advertisements. Q 0UUT I'UOCLAMATION.- mini the Hoonrable William M. Haij Prr dent of the aeTeral Oourta of Common Pleas of theCoaalle eompoatnir tne aixteentn Jaok-ial District, and J nMlce of the Coun of ( lyerawi Ter miner and Ueneral Jail Delirery, for the trial of all eaoltal and other offeniler in the said I list net, tad Lewis A. Tca.aa and Joaim Mown, K- 3utre, Jadireeof the Coartaof Common Pleaa, and oatlee of the Cuaru of Urer and Terminer, and Ueneral Jail Iiellverr. tat the trial of all capital and other oBendem in the Uonnty of Somerset, hare Isaaed their precepti and to me direeteil. tut hold lo a Court of Common Plesa. ami Ueneral Qaar ter SeeatoiiJ of the Peace, and Ueneral Jail lellv crj anj Couru of Oyer and Terminer, at Somerset On X4ay, Jaatwary STth, 173, Vvnrw ii aereee eirew to all the JuMlecf of the i-. h iVmBcr and Cmatablea within Ihe said Ooant'y of Somerset, that tbey be then and therein . . - - alfli tluilpnilt, ree,,n! I11110L ineir proper ymtm. 1-- .iii,.; .,niinattoo. and other remembrancea. to dotboee thinira which to their office and in that behalf appertain to n. none; anu iiw, mrj wo will pruaecate airalnMtlM priaonera that are or shall be In the jail of Somerset I Vmnty. to be then and hre W PToeccnte nmn inem m rim ii re . Siiaaivr a Ornra,! OL1VEK K.LPPKK, Soiaerwat, ilee. 9h Shentf. SPIRITUALISM. . . 1 1 .ii.ni i. Ih, anbieet 1 D rWCSTO ..o.. .J - " It aiiracUna. anl I la inveaii-Un by eminent arienlsta. Increaaea the deman-l for current lilera ture devuted to the tubiect. Inor-ierthat all may become familiar with the moat aMe. fearieaa and widely cl re slated xpooeot of Spiriltuli.nl, we will eend tbo EOlGIPHlLOECPElCiL ICDE5AL t MONTHS FOR CENTS. Post AQi raa-rais av PvausHaaa, avta Jii.lit,ll Tha JOrBNALtaalarwea-paje weekly paper, enlar price S3 per year now in It Nln'h 1 ear. Address g. S. JONES, EsiTua, ISO . Adams St., C N5-Suto whera yew aw thl advertisement. Ic. u. Adrert'semvn '.. TOTIUK. ( ' Kivro tin: it;, aeaul n-f t ,.,,', k,,.ic.',.. w.ia i'hei"i u .D iVy utii inir.it .hu.imry is 4. at the ,nu-e r n.o r i ''I ''- tiieriwn- a,r marr a p "'-'" ,a v f;i s-. s. . m. K. k. i'. - .- - XHJllt.L IwblULMIUI.lir.US. 1'iiO annual iiieetinir of stiekh"l1pr of tUe ISnf- fn!o V:illi-v haili'inti I'umi'any will r hI-i ac tlin Hmllt.T Hnu, Herlln. I'a., un tlir pwirtl-i .Mirtl ilay (lllli di ) ul J:murr. i 7a. at ; u rl k r. ., 1 liir the iiurtx-n- ot rlei-rlnic a vrvpulrni ami iwclvo . , .... h'i. ituiin)( tne ri:?nii'ji r-n . U. 11. ALTF i flltR. S. c. I!. V. K H. I n. Ili-riin. Pa.. I K-r. -iJ, l.-i. ItM IN ISTT.ATOPS NtHICK. laiute ol " Swrtiik, L.t of S 'inerwt Twp. letters of iiIinini5traili in n the aNwe estate hr in twen tcrauu! ti thf nn lrs;ntMl by the pnp er autl ruy, n 'tl:e is ht-rnl-y irivn l ih in debtmt t., it Ui makvlmuteiti iiK turment.antl tli ! TL I yrV , rm hf ) attli'ini'tit at the I:il0 rrMiirmi! of sail UL-c-aard. ua thu Ot.li day of February. IsTS. 1IK.SKY RAITH. dcc33 A.imiiilstrat.rt'. kJOTIUK .Notlrw in lii-rl y iriii-n that tin- : limit illrrvtorj of the l.iurh ol I rln:i. In Snoiersel I'otinty. will nmk aiplU-utii,n .i tlie t 'ourt of t'vnimon lIraa in ntiil lor Mid riiinty, at January Trm. 1S7S, for a lti-ri-e Ironi ftild Court, aiuhurizinif aail ai-lioid ilirector.- t N.rn-w m'D-y lor the urjniM of ereclinii a svh'i"! liu..o In :ii-l U'P'Uirh. K. II. TflTZV. V. II. IJlKiiFK. Socrtiarr. I'reji'lcnt. decS) atotici:. The annual tlrrifon of a I'roM nt an l twtira TlrwtiT8 ot th Ji.fin.U'wn A Somrrset Uiiliriiol i.'otniany. wtll li hM at the ottiri-ol I'yrus Kl- Iit, Swretary oi the Company, iu Johnstown, ou ilon'liiv. the llth av of Januiirv. A. II. 174. t- tween ihe Hours oi i an i i p. m. of mm iiy. cy iii s ixufcit ilccSl Sei-rvtary. DIT0KS' NOTICE. 1 lue un'icn'lirne.i auilltor. appointed ny tneur phans1 Court of tjomenict County. 1 enn.-ylvani!, to iliatrihutc the lun.u in tke hamlsof K. W. HaMwin. aiimiutitntor rum tePtamento annt-xoof ihe eiitateof J. IMxun Roman, line of Va?hinirton County, Stale of .MaryUn-l, deeeaeil, to anil amonit those h-ifally eutitleil thereto, berehy irlves not iee that he will atten l to th (tut.iej of hi ap pointment at hi? ortlce in Die liorwih of Somerset, on Kri'lay, the lita day ot January next, when antl where ail per ns intereie,! ma atten-1. wm. ii. k'jo.vrz, ilvc.3' Au.il'.or. JXFXUTOKS NOTICK. Lsiaie of Oeorye Frill, late of ltni'.hi rsvaliiy Twp., iieeens-il. Letters testamentary on the ahove entate having been irninteil to the unilerMirneii hy the ppiier au thority, notli-e ia hereby Riven to th'iie In lehte.1 to it to make immediate pay mem. ami thorn- har inir claims niriiinft it will present thetn to the uii tleriitifne!, at the late reii-lenee ot the itec'U., un Saturday. lhe:u!h lny f Jan.. 1i7.'i. No aii-ouur will lie reii iveii unless iluly auihi'nik-ateii aeeoril ln to law. JOHN Ol.WFERT. hAMtiX Bl lTN t'.H. lixei'u-.or.. L'DITOU'di NOTICK. 1 ne unileri xneil un iitor. appointe.1 hy the Court of Common IrVa ol Somerset d'Uiity to make a illntribuiloii ol the tumlii In the Imn'ls of Silas J. Cover, Aiiniini-tratur of Jaeoh Cri.iey. ilee'J.. t i ami amonir those ii-i, illy eniitlivl thereto, herehy gives notice that ho will alien. I to thedulieii of aaiil appointment nt his oliice in t tie bonaitrh ol Somerset on WcJiienJay, January 13: h 1-T5, at 10 o'clock a. tn. JAS 1 PCC.H. . I)cc23 Au llior. puis LIC SALE vVi-lilntf to a'trn I to other 1 uine, I will sell by pulillr oun ry. on Tuesiiiv Jan. ith Is 5. my farm, Uantllufly ?itu.iteil hall way Ix-tween S.nn ersct ami Stoystnwn. A1-. my stiK-k, Karin Itn piemeiUJ. Hav. Straw, I'uil.lcr A '. 1 (ir. v Ka-'le .Mare, I years o.i. 1 .Mora in " 3 " ltira.le " It " 1 Hi-lRcr ' ' 1 ( rnuie " 7 ' " ColVS. i C'alvi'P. !S American Merino Sheep. 1 Sow 1." ni n'.h.-i olil. 3 shouts. 1 hl'ioile-l lionnil. 1 York Co. Thr.i!ir. 1 Ilexter Slr.iw t uittr. I Corn Shelli-r. 1 Planter. . 1 Cora I'low (Su:ke J. 1 2 Horse Wairoii. 1 Kockaway blurry ami IN !e. 1 Sleiuh. 1'iow. Harrow. 1 Sett Yunkiy Harneiis. 1 Sett Iiouhle Carriage Harness. It Coal Stov-s. 1 Airt eIu Cook Stove. 1 Snuillu Ha 1 Walnut Usiilntea.!. S Common 1 Marl.le To) Wosl.stan.l. 3 Tallies. Clutr. 1 Klirht.lay Clock. 1 Suitftr Sew. .Maclilne. 1 Iimb knittitnr I Vernier Compar. 1 Cupper Kettle. 1 Iron " 1 Kitletlun. 1 V. S. .Musket". 1 Inm Iirill .Machine. 1 Kaketooth Hen'ler 1 Setl Kl icksmlth Tiaila. A lot of Shinli-8. Kloor-Niar Is, acveril ol I Sinner anil other rnkes. acrapinin. ohl cjiunif.. a weaving haitn. spintiinir wheeln. also beet. pork. potutiK'S, npvles. Ae. An l a family mill, inn plane ai,d a variety of tunis ami fous.'lin! 1 an l kitchen lurrii.ure. A-.. Nio nuiin-p:us to mention. Sale to commence at 9 oVli.ck of so I-1 tlay. wiiere ilue attca ion anl a reason tMe iTetlit will he iriven 1-y CH AtiLI-S if. WALKKR. Dee. 23. rot rtii AXXl'.lIa RLPOKT OF THE JOHNSTOWN SAVINGS BANK. Jolinalown, I it., lire. 1,1471. nESOCBA'lJI. Loans on Keal I'state iix'.r.i m 6.01.) oo i,7'4 M T'i 00 l.i.O 0U 400 I O Johnstown liorouicli Hoods.... tVnemaUKh lii.niuth lloiiils... Praukliu H-.r. School liomls... Loans on Collateral Sale Cash on han i ".7"1 1 Cash in National Hanks Iv.hiV Jti Cash with Iin-xel A Co l.awi VI Pennsylvania State liomls 3.ui 00 Pittsburgh l r.y : pcrct. lion. is 'Ji,' ixi w i.T.O'.l H TuUi a-Jit. 3 r LIABtLITiCO. Amount ilue Depositor? lieccmlier liiviuend due Conimjrent 1JS.E7 so S.OB2 7 ToUl iiAX 3J Stall of Penntylranta, ) County of ( aiaaria, I, Frank Diliert, Treasurer of the J.,whntown Savings Hank, do solemnly atfirm the ahoe state ment is true, to the best of my knowledito an l lie lief. FRANK HIBKRT. Treasurer. Sworn an.l sul-scrltied tefore me. A. MllSTIHIlf KRY. N itary Public The un.WTsisrnc!. Amlitir.ir Committee, ra spiftfully reju.rt th.1 they have careluliy In Siected the 1 reasurer'a n-i.rt for the year endluir Novemtier 3-ith, in:, and have examined the assets of the liank. ciit..!stimr of Honda. -Mort-ftaifee. .luilicmcnts. Loans upon Keul tate. Cash in Hank ami on hand, and hie I the aame to n r resiiond with the above repi rt II. Mi LArOHLlM, J axl Ctsorait, 11. A. limxi. Auiii'.ors. STATlSTil AU Xumbor of Ii positors 1.'' Xuintier ol opeu ai-eoun'9 .uH Aventire to each Depositor tl'-'l ! Adu ts 1-i .Minora i-7 Male 1-- Kemalec " Kajeof Ditiilenda lor 171 : 5 per cent. Kate of Dividend Iroin ls:i to IsTi er ein.. Ians Ulsm Keal Kslate are based U. the value or tne l m.l alone, huil.lloxs Usni it bem reifsr-led merely as an additional si-eiirity. Dec. -a With every ioli of unnecessary ex pense cut off Buyinij at Firt Hiind- vvlioli Car goes of Goods at ono time Watcliln.j the Marlict, r.n-1 usin3 Cash when it is C-ish Manufacturin.j aystemntir-ally on! with o Business Experience of Four teen "Vcars Baaing our Gtlinj Prieesj upon Money paid Down at Once, and thus save ourselves from losses an l clelaya usual to credit buaineKS Marking Proper Names onJ Quality of fjooIs on Tickets, and in Plnin Fig ures, ao that CHILDREN may Buy aa Safely as CROWN PEOPLE Returning the Money when Partiea Prefer to Return their Purchases Thorough Attention to avil Depart - - nai -s- . trtrt- . 4kswm h ik .-ry, , "wr- Q 7A .1K A fetu ami BROW. Xt'to .tdvertirSipent.-. Trial List for 4th Monday of Jan., 1S75. I Ml". .MONDAY. ATTuR.ttiVsj. .1-l.etl, Vv .bihI. 1-ort'r.th A. I hl, ,tirh a. l 'hi. l oltruth a, kui ixl, har. PL.' . lil'S. An.K. Hunn a r.ei.t. ' x Aor:l ilUiil l:. Ilili. "-;' Imrii-. .Mo-, !. r, Hi-r. Sim . :4'.l'.rn. Ft rr iVir!. Hay. Movar Wrii;.it et at..1 K i:U. FOll WKDXESPAY. JAM Al'.Y kmmlf. lodnah, Kimiufl It Coitiom, kituoiel A C')l!-,rn. K llnmel At I lN,rn. kitnmol a I 'ol.Nrii. l hl,'. fc I:. J. O. Kim-'irl. I hi and l.' D'I, llaers, 1'oflri.l!: it Bui'pcl, Kmiarz. Ktmoi'-I St I'olNirn, IklunllXlroth. fVlirmh it Ruppel. I'otfpith a Kui i.'l, Koouti, ii. . Vatiiij.ii ' J'.hn N. II. l-t. li.tk-.-r. ' S4II1I. I l.fi'jt i; .-t-.r. ;S:lin..', .1 r,,-..!. X . 1' :i Ili-nry Iiau, h, I'tiuhrnoiir. 1 I iil'" i hari, ii VVapl ( 'i li.MT,; Kn-r. Ivi.'fl'.JI. k'Mltl. Ki.'ll-7. kiM'i.tl. 11.1. r-. ,1 '..lliiril. -,..l,-.ii!i il. K i, n;z. Ki:iiiiia l ruts 9 iw. i . Hp.i!i Jt Kui twl. l.nifi-!i ii I-ivt-n-ii!, K'-.u'r. Aim. i.i'tl S.n. I h'. fl:-..th A : Ft hi.; .1 i.I.'hn F. :S Illl. iJ..lm H Hljnivor. k'-'ii'ii. k"iriT?, .y:l!fr. l'oKrt:ix l.u;.l. Second VOV. MONDAY, Hay and V'nl, Culirotli a Kiii-pe',. tlalther it (lal-.nrr. Ci.ttrwa and L hi. Coltroth it Kuptwl. Hail her it Oniilii-r. Ba'rs. Cotlroth it Rupi-I, Cotlnitti it Kuppel. Ctltnrth it liuii!. Harriet Prl.t. ,v. y. IttllS i lip... V. I. V. K. l-:irnt-:i, -M. .imnu-niKin, K. H. Mar-hall. (Caruill, j ; John I), kr.raiy. S. lil'O. Mli'JilK TSon. t lleaiion, ,Suln?, mil. . ki.miz, Kaer", Ita.r.. FOll WKDNIOSDAY, FKP.r.L'AIiY (Inither am! IUita. kuniuel & i'oiiMTU. koonti, Koonii, Ct.llpith A Kuppl. C. tlnilli it Kuixl, (lailhrra liallhrr. Oaiiher it llaitiier, Coioorn, Paul 11. Uaitla-r. ii'Conuir, 'James Amel, Same, CunnmL;hain Way.. ; S:ime. . Wm. 11. Shaf.-r. -1'ihn M. Culltn. leuu. k.xn: z. K'.'ina. Cotir.1 ii Ci lin-ih i iat-l.t-r I. i:lll her li.iv, H.lT. tile. Haern, Kaer-i, ! I!u (Tilo V. If. .11. Weyaia), K. C, K FOR TIll'RDAY, User. Oaill.er it Guither. .T. Mall err n. ! W m. S. Hiirah. !Same. Kiiimm-r. keim I.ivc-r.'-1. M. IJrhtv. Oalther it Oaither, Haer, koontl, (Jail her A Halt her. Oaither it Gait her A Hay. Kimiuel a Coitaro, CoHplth it Kuppel, I'liltiorn. tiaitbiT it Oaitl.rr. ileOJ I lia!ll.i:Tuvr. I'll'. A. .reman. '. H. Norton. .1. H. .Miller. i '..!! I hi. . k HIT. GREAT SPECIAL YYc hIijiI I begin, in January, ctciiivo altcrationn and Ijii provementH iu our sab'-roiims. during vthich tho .ooIh ou throe iloorM of our hiiildiiiK willliavc- to lo rovtl-l on Inn; and in order to rtMlure stock a riliiigli . wo oiler from thi date, C'nrnotH on hand at I.O V ' VAl Villi, lis I'll 1 S.YJlt SOLD 1 I'lITSlU i:;if. McFAHLAXI). COLLINS A CO., JOI Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. UDiTtill'S NOTICK. No. Tin: s fl'UIPIPn 8 r 11 P r 5 HII il 11 II r II 11 r U H U U SUaL U U L Tin: ciiK.vrrsT ami i;i:.st I'AI'KIl IN TllK (.OU.NTKY. f $l.o0 h, lDexceI!ed liv any Weekly Liicrury I'ublicatiou, Eii.-t or Wt?t. CANVASSERS WANTED IN EVEItY TOWN IN THE UNITE!) STATES. The most Litieral Ireniitm: incl c;u l.'a.rs everotlereil hy any newsp.ij.cr. IV'rlrc f-ra eip-u-lar eontatnln lull Inl'-ruuitlon. etc. Spei iineii eopka iurniiiui-.t on appiicai lull. Ai:ri.sii THE LKIXIKU COMPANY, Clin ago. In.. lee. 9. The RkviNOToa Siw.ju Mi HisKkaxprai rapi l ly into favor aa .Mv!i.u' the tM-at ouai.nAr:ix if Hiil qualities, n;(Uie!y ; l.lKht runrlnit, fmoothe. roi.-lefs, rapiil, i.'uralte, wiih lOTfeet Lmk-MJ'.vh. It Is a sl.ut'.le machine, with Automatic Trop Fee.1. Dei-ign beeotiful an l ior. (-.ruction the very lf. Goon .H7 IC.S'TS WASTED A lores KK.MIXGTON rMAyi. n ofi-ves tj. ltemtnjrint if- h. Jleminnton Seirinn M ' Leminijton A'l I , 5 I lee. 23. Jj. JjIOOKC 1 B TI T C O IY1 IY1 1 S S i 0 in 54 SOUTH KL V NU BALTIMOEE, ILvEID., lit?; ivtluiij li-it cwiu-iiifi.Tr.cn'j. t.'f r,I"l T Kil in 1 k- r. nl 'U T t 't K. TN-iir. an mu'-. MERCHANTS AND DAIRYMEN t f!ii to op. will I I'lr-iV.I I h thii ii;.m.n' an ! "ii U-uti.o ih?ir IntiTf-w.- r'l t ot.f:un lU'rHLST MAUKKT 1' Miti'ping eanii fnrwarlett t.y until. -r to !" JXXL GXTsAKAXTIX. OXE PRICE. 5 S K I -. L J 2 M pi H THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IH S. E Cor. Sixth and Market Streets, PHILADELPHIA. AM "Ai; Y. Kill",: i l.;u.'.i.."" .,:.ou A. ..r-n it VV i-iay. iii Oil k,:oa,l i, 1. I lav. ic i;. r. i-.. j , . II j. :.iy ,i j i ' ' ri-h. krt .... .iri-iiij i:,. , il i m i.r r, S:-n n Hiu.-r, V l.l::i:l Vt run. r. Sii'lM-n iirtll 'T l:i ilih J ;i -!,..r. i. I'l.'r'niuh. .1 ..! F. 1-c.i. :.a!'-r. I I. k. 'fi. il'.tmli r ..-r n!., ( . -.'i- ;i, i i -r. r.rr.i--:. IK-i, (.'jtcp kl'u. '.-1 i .'4 .-II U. 1 K,.! J-y -- S. ; tin; ;-!. 7S l-i 1 ' t'vru." .I'.hn h A. il. 1 -hit aiimr, i- I.-. Il-Hh. SI fi-li. Week. FK.'.P.rAKY .thorn. ' Iriikiii-r ii In Kim-net Jt l.'' k ulz, HK:iii. kminii i fc. (.' i ' ."pl. I.'if . n t '.V rri.in i-i.it h J. J. II .1 .1 . ! .1. Meyer.,, '.I';in kn:-'.!.'". i "Her, II- i r. w. ,v n. H k. (- . t 'vru. M-yer'n n!mr. I t!t-l w ty:in., N.iiue, iv.i',':-'. A iiui 'i'-l. A I i.m her. it I i.lll her, V. AC. K. K. Co., 547 .... Mi:Ulilrr;i-r. ' GMny : H'-nry l ri..t-.i. In; " ,; , !( i.rv II. Ki-ltun. r-4 no i'-ore Ivtiee.'l, !i.. - ' J. :OII-. to ' I .!,, J-. Chrmtner. '.1 i ,., I - t, i.-t Iiwrv. .$ k.-miel! j .M,;l ;r-rt .. ! Co.. I M-ver A .Imiwiti, ' im , ' ,i., . lieik'-j- ii liriiiiih. . ii. - : ,; '.UY 4. J. r. .ih S!i:'i r et al.. r ; .; , i;i.My A Manner, i.vi ,s., i: n!v A H;i!:-i, u) ,i , Mar-hall. -j.o , W. .1. fui-r. .,1 u M V. Sniilii." : ,!., . M illi-r X rir-iihcr, ni:. tl.o-.ri k Ku; pi I 'F.IHU'aUY Ci-fTroth x Ku;pel. CollPHh A lillpprl : an! kiiiinii-1, Ko-mtz. c firol h A IIui iw!, t iailhi r A lj.ii.ner, koonrr. iviirutli A lia;.;.!. I !,! ami I'M, Ii. CiH-Ui r, Rv.-iel Cams, t .Meyer Jiiimr.. r. M. Si.TIlKi'K'K, I'p. rn. h-in.:arr. SALE OF CARPETS. 1 . ne ii:i-o'r-:T:iil.ni u.it, a.r.Hite. I T'hef. urt f ( '.nim .n Picas . ! sau-r-ie t .,, ei oiune Oi a, unt'. take !f'iiiio:iv sf reijuirel an.l in-ik- a 0 u-tr:Mt:i.not ihe luteis lathe ban.!, ..f , ..... I il .!. A.li.iiiiie'r.ttori.l Juiehiet tmnurt.ief-.l.. to l.ai,.l,..1.il!,... - l - ll,l'v ,:! Itureto. 1 n.i in tu i-.t:f , ot siiii Mi.i-.ii :i,i--: r ce iiiS. :nT-:. l'.i .'.n tiie :,l-i ... i .ii. i n al, 1 ii -r. a:! ; . .-.s Ii.-.-r- .-an attci.. .loii.V 11. I ill. J A.:i:.-r. HI SAI.K Oil KENT. i h- mi ! rsi-'n'il oi:-M f r i!o or rvit hi- S i, M til. Shingle .11 icliiiiu atil Iith 'pies t "ul. This mill is in K-sui ei.n'ilil 'ii. lielnir ai:n-ist new un.l built m Ho: l-ite.t si ... an.i ltf bant o:i tiie P ir Shalr Creek. In Sh.iile tp. Also a .u.ir e-trnn wi: !t aNuit U.. ke--lt rs. i amp alioiit o r.U :p in iniM. Ii- u-e aii-1 .M!.le.-l. se.. null. l'i-.-...i.j .ii-siri:.- p-iit ' r pur. Iihs.i will jilei.-e .... on .Mi ISLS W LKi.K, S'iankJ Itie. A :Ii;.EE'S NOTICK fI. til' r tr S-.ni' rrf rr..: l: iuMi.t iii to m- fr fh.! nt rr-'lii-ni. ! ;ri w ii-: 1. ?. ali i r'U! litrr).Jt-I jii n n u s m- liter" .P.l i ! .. t- nrt at tii i,m oi II. I. ."-Ul-jUaVUt :i Weiliir t;: Z'r.h I J .ii t.irv, ,. I: ON. lli VITOJ .... 1 'Ly bi,,.. r fnuily I.i :!. t:,,,j T -' f l.'t ,r..V i, e, I, ,s ni-tw!t..;t ni-r t mpt J .a. rem u ti'., fVj.l a ij mj. n.r o.j ie Uini.tiir-.s X,..2:.laeliiii-. r-r -n lial.-.'i, i.iy ii fi 1 1'imily ue, ;rea !y f.,r .1 -br-ry ie,!y i:;e J-j:i-. I'), for ri.ia; . p r i-.a. an I r iri".' oi w .ri. is wi: h. on- a rival i.i Uiiii'j- ir i3rlt jp. SK.Xn Foil clhrri.AK. SEWI.Mi M.( II INK CO., I LION", N. V OF UFMIilTox ( OMPAyn:., '-M A '.SZ .' r .idw.ir. ew Vork. Anri. .M.niison s... N. w York, s-tmt M-l,in. -liicitao. sir State St.. S. .Vaehfneaand Am... Hostois. -1 Wastiiiiirti-B Si.. Srwiinc .M.vl.ni. s. ( in--itna. i. l- l V, . i 4:h St., Sewinir .Ma. l.n.i -. I'tica. l-t iien:-si- St S wm Miu-hine.. A-.UutA, li.l , iM lijvc s (ipera iloiiw. .Marietta St.. Si win M, let. in, V.'l.j.a-"i'. 1'. ;.l S-VT.:h St.. S. Xar !.-. yeo & Co., T m ERC HANTS, STIM5ET, ft : K ii I S ! r X.t TI Li. -nt h at f.rln' it-U t ,r.r our F'.iv n n tV mot SO LI Ci FOL'NOATJON, an l i.ivite the con fi 1 u- ; o't of the peop!s ,f T! . ; ' pv. i-i . :i -: wc : t : stran 'jc m a n-1 O ot'c now vi it.n-f city. or;E pcice! CASH ALOITE! FULL GUARANTEE! CASH. BETUE2TED! With the Lnrac-it. Mont Styliah, Beit Ma-!e. and Cherx"- Etcx-k. of MEN S an.l BOYS' CLOTHING, we inviv; you ail to CJli on AMERICA. WAXAITAKFIZ and t !
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