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COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 83 BXGHA2TGB PLACE,
15A.ITIMORK, MD,
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si-.vtir. in h'..t, a'.d ti:t tvi. l;-ns ere
'.. il'.ec svlected is the wr-r.T way.
' r.XAm,nt-r make an ial-lleet 1.1I rc-iuire-rr.-.
nt ia RiigS.t.j.u'ket st le, end yay c-
cf.er.-i.-. htt-vtr to ti.e pet u'u.tt, r.avj
ral, und iattite ada; ;.-ini! -t '-he Uhcl.er
fd-tl.e pr '.c.-v-i -r;. -i:: '.'.;:.:, l-.itn tsl WD-
men are f un.; a, tl;
w ho are no m re u'.
mn r.i:."-'. il.ra a M
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he-d cl our v.Mdfls
tj iL'vt-iiv,! the Ln
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tri..i.r:i w tin cl.-.r-
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IVi:i Iv.,ui l ' wc 1. that Mr. J-.i.iS.I.
l 'oer l;:i- I f'!! :"; 'o"ed Ja sl!ie.ter at
Jencer X B.vi;..-.
The !Iar:Isl '..:- J.;n-: iJIu-.I ! y H.
F. MevefN h.'.s d i::r.. d a rvw ..(..
Tl.e '.;::; t '.- P. s; '; v eetoocrativ' j i'.riiai
an ! m1. well in it :uv.' d.-ess.
Now tl;e t'.iiiv wl.c:i prtiilei.t p .rei 's
v-e to it that the p.-.rt of t'...1 K-vf !::c!i
t'.:.-y s. i'.'- e."f.:: l-i'.i r.re projei'v Lili
t i w Ith '. .it'., r.'.'n i-r sbe.-t iron.
V.'tt vT! t '.: voi r pr it-s ,. a U. in ".ev.
or t- a.ij'.'ire :i,.'rit i:i it : : ir merit is s
tivr.n-d l-y ot'.'ii':;.'. n '. :s s j.r-c.-;:s
a ;I ::; tiiut r, t- n .i:i j ir a.se
The I tld.e f ti:e 1I ;. -t :., :ar:.f.v
t.auge laiir.'J'!. r.etr M yi r- ' -u
so.-t't awr.y by th. r- I.ct wc- The
sh'pVit'- "i" c"-..: bv the o :v. ny .-. n
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i.tM'. 1". ",' 'V ; .h'i B.itr.uiu th t I.e ..: d
rv T til- '-itl'.'l ?!"''.','t'- ,;,':;' W !'! a
but fael lniii.i v.-'.' "Yes I l.uc." kiI.'.
ltarr.-tf. "th. 1 ; ;:rd, d I n'-' w isn't bi'f-liuvl."'
i-.r- l-lonslnito Mr.
-ielv. Tl.e jMrtlcuhir
sr:i::l !:rr riven t,v
Ouclcsluys,
ill $
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SHIP TO VS. AVEPItOMISK RETVnXS
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offices.
Pi-i-i.iv ilpKimus ofbuvinc a nice set of
furs will' Cud itprently t.uhcir interests to
I -.it the t-ai-li store w i. "
im before ptirchiisinj: elsewhere, astuey
; olferin-their fare at greatly reduced
.. ttw. .m.1.1, atnro of t'. K ' iioiucj-
arc
prices.
Ax effort is beins wade iu the Illinois
Lenirilature to enforce temperance by pas-
..,:..tir..ui sine. biH that rrovuies, twit 7
sr-kina another to take aJniiK ot an) in
toxieaiing liouor shall be lined anywhere
lluiU -o to lUU UOliais. ;
Fi -ii! Frsn! ! Mackerel fish in barrels,
ball' barrels, quarter barrel and kits,
lre-h from the shore for sale at Cook &
LeerUs, iJca.-wa.il. See ti.-b. and quota
tions Uh.re buying elsewhere.
Coin: & Be nun.
Mn;ioy & Bio's. Cough Syrup has
riven the beta siistiu.-tion for Coughs,
Colds. ll.mrsntws, Pliihieic, Asthma, and
for relief of Consumption. It eases the
c,.:: -h in mi.1i diseases. It has cured huu
dn'dsof ciises when taken in time.
( f all seasons of the vear this Js Uie
nc when onj t-h.iuld take care ot his
l.e;
.lib v.-v.t irii fiom a uot rotm into
the cold air without ample protection
t J now nutHK'U-d may easi!y hv
under the i wl.ca the gns grows.
A
yon
Unit.:: u new -rder Irom the Commis
si. :ier of li-.tcrual Kevetue, all I n;iea
:atcs stor k.ejvrs and gaucers have been
t.ikrn ir.jin the distilleries ot which they
1::
y-o and as.-icned to otliers. A
C.I.'.
iart -hai-.ge will occur every sixty days.
satoii Matt Caupesthr sjivs :
sav t!:e i!ii--ion of the Hepublican
ii'en.'.t'd. V.ni niiht as well say
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l:isio:i ! tne t.liurcii is einiwi
the Bible is printed as to say that
!..':!-'!. n the Itepublican Jarty is
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CI.-
Corv ua; out. The "devil"
narer and said : "Here's
pkked Up
pmnethini
a
!kii:i a Wniiian' must I cut it out:
Xol'' thundered the editor; "the first
d:;:i;:.atiiv .-vor created in the wcild
as ifas: .;:e.l by the devil f.Kiling about
u -o;r.:::i."
A i:i:roKT cmnes to us from N-":w Balt;
m ;e to the t ll'ect that the icv tri.m the Ju
i.iau iias f .nn d a g or.-e on the 'Bottom
r.-ail"at the West End Lr'nge, and that
il.e lower niul is covered w ith iec tr a
iiuii.ln-r ot miles rendering present travel
iver it imiHissible.
E:;rr.r.iMr.NT5 hive shown that an acre
;f wheat jielding twenty -five bushels re-
:iM-s lor its stem anil gmin iony-uve
mnds of ammonia. The rain wiil supply
i.Uaut ten j minis, and unless the coil con
taias the olher thirty-five It must be sup
p'.ied by some fertflizer to ensure a full
C.Tp.
Ti:e Indiana lawyer, James M. Cole-i.-.:.n.
who was convicted some sixteen
iii'inths ago for some little illegalities con
cerning pension pajK-'rs, and fyr which, he
was sentenced to "lie penitentiary for a
term of years, has iieen pardoned by the
r
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i-iit, and returned to Hit home a few
:. vs '
CO.
Jrsx ::nw farmers arc busy o
ir the ft.
l.iuinj contuidruui :
rutting all re;xiris together,
Ilela'ins to kiriey, wheat and hops.
Whether the crps will wea'her
Wva'Ler
the
i i
weather m ill crop t:ie crops.
As ki.ittin" time has romcienctil, those
of our subscribers w ho contemplate making
a change of residence are requesteil to in-t.-r-n
us the change in their post office
address. When w riting 1 particular to
state the t otHcr Irom 'which you have
n moved as -.veil as the one you have
Ii. Vl.lt.l
S:ion Ciii.nrKNNiNG, near I-ivansvlile,
wi'.l otVer at public sale on Wednesday,
li :h i t March, at it o'clock a. v., llorsi-s,
l '..its. Cm., Young Cattle. Sheep, Hogs.
Kav by the ton. Wagons S'eus. Harrows,
Flows:! e:::e Buggy and llames-s and a
large veri ty 4 Fanning Iniilemenls,
1 io'iseho'J iUii hitdim i rnrturr, c.
"IIk;k;:::e!: Iee-.Is of Kindnesi" U the
t'.t'.e to lav,- s..;;g j.tst issued, wiiich
promise! t" U-oiuie cue ol the mjt4 P4u
'..:r soiis of the t'.ay. "It is the moral
? nz of 17.Y" S nd Tij c nt to F. W.
llvaniek. ltita-ic puM;J,-r, ST Wort Sixth
s.nxt, Cincinnati. Ohio, and you wiil re
ceive a a j y.
. Yovn;. n-.ati r.ameJ Lewis Ziminer
i. in liiaraeof a sct.ooi near Martins
Z, Blair Co.. died very suddenly, the
er evming, from the elfetts of eating a
.: n r.pp'.e. He ale the apile iuimedi-
teiy alter iimuer. aa.l slrily alter jp
;xr was attacked, v.ith severe Jics r.nd
e-vpir -d in ii::. ca n.inu'.es, before medical
aid o uld 'oe summoned.
A w ; Tf.liN incident
thus llelieale!
t. uilitd by tl.e Milwaukee AV .". "Ned
Yose list d'to travel arotind Colorado w ith
a j-erionning liar, but a great change
tunic ojc Tay last week, and now the bear
travels around alone, thinking over old
t.t.us. an l (xvasionally lt-aning up against
a tree as a pan; 1not through his bowels
Nui : inside the bear."
A5I,riLiN Ciur.ty at r.itnily gave
1 irdi to a d tu'i'.e kitten. It had two com
plete heads, four complete and four smaller
1. rs. and the npp.-aniiice of tw o bodies
tln-v.cli from hip to shoulder they are
joined in.iissohibly together. The kitten
walked and a-e. an l lived for ten days
w hen, strange to Say. Mr. G. killed it,
Vi-atisC t a fiiperstitions nti"ii that its
1 ir:!! v.ss an "men of evil.
We have received quite a number .f
le'.urs. iii!arcitupaniiii by the money,
usk in; its to send the Heiiald t.) lurties
re iding L.utsi.ic of the county and in a
T. "u.!tr of cisi-soutoftheSute. icethc
r.'S pV:.l law has ir-ie into erTt-ct we
ure coterxdhd to a-li that the subs-ripti.W
price, i- lr viar. 1 iuhl ia advance.
tut
No deviation w h&t-
nt: c:i
l-..aie.
i i.t : ovr.g iuta
froui 'he Con-
r.i..vi.iv , ..' lo-.c t
"A l.-.th- i,;:,i. a'.K'Ut tdiht t-r r.ld
::-.niel.b.; ii Harib.n. while t.:"aTir. Uv
"Ihiisiiy. i:,-ar the nvxith .f erne of j
Dtavo s coke ovens fell ic'.o the mouth 1
c
Le rci-i.t fury frnatv, an l was bum-!
e; to a iin..t r tn
p.-.rr-i'.'s k'"i
as much s-
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i... .u,,,;ria cm t-i t nuniT.
wile."
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id Perry l'.saty. dW
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'.. ri: iiiir ii'MJiiiiiui utn uir av.:b.riiw
; iittikrc wi'.U or aiiprrhtad vagrant
.Mi'iiri'i CMTTl B r-cvi lrd br tV. rfa
t 1 ... ot t ii . 1 t .. - o .
c: it.ni:::'. -1, I,.-., ..hi.i.ui: ij, irs.
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tnat is. upon a'.fin sou ntuBiiuai.anuiauiouD4.nr v is 1. ana reeeivetl iir
funlerKire, lUat tke at-Btettre twt 1 to
ii. o Kinija jal U decidssd tliat bo
iiistice has ai
thority to itfiie perr.-.iu to
rtEps, t) n!.ala Blears (liner .oc jr
1 . . 1 -,
Lous or iaii andcii'keUe county liable
iir ihe Bi'.-tthi furnifcheii The or.ly -v.
ereiirfc. lor cDcm-i5Ki usl by
tr.rc;s U to c-'rst i.i'U' rnvateiy
ot.ie
hare tutu. arre.'..-d, c-'-nvicted aal aen
tebred by a jnstice, when tbtry will be
kejt at the expense of the county.
CRASH VOCAL OJfCEBTS.
The Musical Institute of SmarKichten
with Concerts on ThuUy "" Fry
..,.n;n f ti,in week. Children s con
cert on Thursday evening
v.ninf. AdnilsM
Adults on
AdniK-.ion, 2 cents;
mc;.-1 Iustitute. under the lutjr-
sbipoi Vr'ol. Cac is rrfl""S fV'i''
there tcins 'xut 150 sthoUirs, ot all ize
ami Three sessions of the Institute
are hehl dai'.r, and as wc are in close prox
imity to the Court House, we have the lull
benefit of it. I'rof. Case certainly under
stands his business thoroughly, and is rap
idly bringing harmony out of WUH"P"
peared to us to be an "interrainabla babej
ot voices. . -
The dry goods houses in New York
hist week, reported prices linn with the
suuie upward tendency that was noticed, j
Keariy all w ide sheetings were advanced
2ic per yard. Haymaker and Boston
denims, as w ell as cotten dress goods and
idiirtings, are also materially : nigaer.
Hosiery is Tery firm, and ginghams have
an upward look. The w hole market, in i
fact, la said to bare a strong and healtny
ppAtirance.
We learn from a reliable informant that
Mr. and Mrs. Mellott, the parents of the
burned children whose sad late was given
last week, were arrested and lodged in
the McConnellsbur? Jail on Monday.
iclonnation was made by some l the
hct ciiiens of Della-st township, but we
have not learned the precise character f
the charge, though suppose it is tor crimt- (
mil carelessness.
W e glean the above from our I ulton
County exchanges.
It is S4tid, concerning tlie efforts to re
cover Charlie Koss, that detectives scarch
f.r ii, t,ul l.avp cxnended more than
20 000. Commissioners hare searched
trom ocean to ocean ; .ou.ww eueuiaio
it-. iw.(.n lssiif.1 : nrmtinsr and pnoto-
craphin? cost $3,000; a corps oi cieras
have been employed in tho correspon
dence ; 200 bauds of gypsies liave Uen
l.-i.f.l f.M Charlie Hossca lutve been
r...nnM ni.,1 fullv ."iOO.WK) persons have
engaged in the search.
FiitEAT Ikwin's Statios. Alout 12
nViiu-k l.-u,t uiirht Goehrina'g brick build
ing at Irv. in's Station was destroyed by
r xrliicti originated in the beater. The
l.niidine wi occunicd bv four families.
nart of it w as ued as a store room. The
loss on the building cannot be given.
llavis. Jones ii Co. lose 15,00U on gtxxls;
injured for $.000. The llames communi
cated to an adjoining Irame building, ow n
ed by the Westmoreland Coal Company,
which was also destroyed.
V.y.rn J. Beechlt v lias 1:1st received
J and has in store all kiuds ot I lour, such as
u iir.it irn iitu-KW ueui. au aw
Limk of f.-ed. such as corn, bran, oats.
limn, rhort. middlings. c. Having
bought in larire quantities he is enabled to
sell at the very lowest prices. Also a ian
and lash mipply of the lines! gnx eries
ever brought to town, all ot w incli win oc
sulrl nt nrices to suit the times. Call at the
Diamond Grocery and exan.Kie pruct. i.e
lore purchasing elsewhere.
Baik-ains is B.M.TS and Shoes. For
thirty days we wni sell l.oois, Mines aim
Loaiii. r at very low prices t J redutv stock
and make mom for Spring- and Smuttier
Goods. Ladies' Sandals 00 cts. Men's
Sjvndas fOcts. Bnokeled Oreihoes
Men's Alaska ( Ivershoes f 1.50.
All kinds of Boots. Shoes and Gaiters
nude to order on short notice at
S.wi.Eii Si Vhl's,
. No. 4, Mammoth Block.
DfiF's College. There is no College
of the kind iu the United States that stands
higher in the estimation of the business
men than does DulFtColIege., . Its gradu
ates arc to Ik? found in all American cities.
Tkore is no branch of a. young man's edu
cation tvhkU fhmild be more cared for
Ouln a"practleal "business training. Snch
an cducatioa as he receives in this. College
is necesfasry, whether he tsttnti! to be a
tarnu-r, r.iechaulci merchant;' dr 'protes
sioualinan. Circulars can bcLlaLnoiL by
addrwuinir, V. Di rt fc SoS I'fttslkurgli,
l'a. Omhie. T' '"
J. Weaver Si Co. "The most reliable
and trustworthy agents we have ever had
business transactions with, the firm of J.
Weaver & Co., Pittsburgh, bear away the
palm. During the long period that we
have had dealings with the firm, they
have shown a commendable promptitude
in tilling every order without a moment's
delay. We commend th firm to the edi
torial fraifcjB'uy througkout tbe State, .as
gentlemen in whom the utmost reliance
urn l placed, and to advertisers as care
ful and honest in their estimates."
Chapped hands and skin cracks are en
tirely unnecessary even in the coldest
w eather if proper care is observed. Most
of tho so-called toilet soaps are eaostic,
or ftrll of ixc, and act' ery iiijtariorwly
upon the skin. Genuine castile soap is
almost hotly neutral, and is the best lor
washing with. By rinsing the hands en
tirely tree from every trace Ot soap, and
willing them thoroughly Lctore going out,
chaps may 1 avoided ;"any that do appear
can be cured by rubbing theaflccted jairts
w ith cold cream, or. what is the same
thing, common lard, before retiring.
When old Sol issued bis edict last week
the snow had to "irit up and cit." until our
usually quite link; creek wai a 6ertlnng,
foaiuicg torrent. Tb ioe broke on Tuesday
and tiirmml a number of liuge gorges one
at the bridge a quarter of a mile this side
of Mineral Point, which, when it broke,
took He bridge wiih it.' At Uaj-s britlge.
farther tip the t'.ream, the pier i n the west
side was knocked down, leaving the bridge
iuipussahle. It is now feared that when
the rcsto! the ice goes the bridge will go
with it. The ice is piled cp in huge mas
sos at quite a numVr of placx-s and other
bridges re still in danger. The ice in
nntiiy places is consitlerably over "a foot
thick. A number of tanners are Ijsers
bv having their fences carried away.
Ci'tuosiTiES or Language. The Hin
dus are said to have no word for 'friend."
The Italians Imve no equivalent Itjr our
'humilitv." Tlie Russinn dictionary gies
a word the definition of w hich is. "not to
have enough buttons on your footman's
waistcoat :" a seoind means "to kill oyer
acain." a third "to earn by dancing."
Tlie 'Ceitiians c-.-.U a th'uubie a "finger
hat." w hich it certainlr is, and a grass
hopper a "Lav -horse." A clove with
lhc;u if a "hand shoe," bliowing that they
wore sh. Li-tore glort-s Tlie French,
strange to say, have no verb "to stand,"
nor can a Frenchman sak of "kicking"
any one. The nearest approach be, in
his politeness makes to it is to threaten to
"give a blow with his toot." the same
thing, probably, to the recipient in either
case, but it seems to want tlie directness
the energy, of our "kick,' The term
"npst.iirs""nd "downstairs" i arso nn
knoi n in French.
To Otu BoiiorcH Cfficepjs. We
would respectfully call the altenti.m of our
borouith ollictrs to the Act of April. If 74.
pamphlet laws pa?e W- This dues not
only apply to borough, but to county and
township officers :
Section 6. " The corporate authorities
i'f every such municipality or district sliall
annually, in the month of January, pre
pare and publish, in at least two newspa
pers of said municipality, or in the county
in which the same is situated, if so many
1 printed therein, a statement showing in
detail the actual indebtedness, the amount
i;f fl.atin!: debt tbereitt, the value ot the
taxable property therein, the assets of the
corTvjraiicn. wiih the character and nature
thereof, and the ilate of inatnrity of the
resjKi-tive forms ot funded debt thereof,
and a neglect or failure to do so shall be a
misdemeanor punishable by a fine n' ex
ceeding one thtUsjicd dollars."
Eautos, Ma. Feb. S3.
Mb. EiiTOR:Tothritof your many
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UiC correct soiutitiu
and uDswer to the fo!kvrin; problem, I
"lose to aewi. tmSw r-renwu. a pair
beauli:ulchrmiwu-iaone doisr. Thet'
TR.iMWJn.L-c'r.reilemlaa.t.C'.iw:
In a sm.U town an agent was u, loved
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1 jwt n-ir He -. CiiT-r,;.!...,! w'-h li.Tnir
! vwlu'rx! at and cash anionntinr to
i 1 7 t 1 ni:npniv l.n.:i Tlip
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i aptat tiriiseu iivjiK.rs tiurisg lb vuar
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j liquors t Id during the )-r. V?W and
. lud U-iurs rt-tuainic 09 sA lUc end
..,. w,. -. - , . m iitxi.m 's
'of tbe rear va!u tX
Did the
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r;co. vw tj ttjU town or ilef VI18 vil tuc
' agvat s-a ku ncl at taccudot ttienrrt.
fyiart
Nw this is a jra. prct!cah: r;;V-
nt. and uocattu quefctiuu. Jlnv onecutn -
pe'-ini" (or thechrotnoa win pleas addrtti' rer. KetriICre justice will overtake! lag juruhclua ot the case, an.l tie sa
A. W. SXYDLK. I them when tkey expect ii. W hope j pervtsors of roads i4 the respective town
Earton, AIle;hacr Co., iid. j we taay hear ot no more of these outmses. I ships shall prcaccate the same.
The Flood at Stotstows The rapid
mcltinz.of the enow within the past two
days h'ua swollen every lUtlo rivulet into a
foaming torrent The ice has broken tip
on the tipper Stonycroek and Beaver Dam
and lorcicd an immense gorge al.-ovc the
d.-.iu of the I'iue Mills, the junction or the
two irc. ks on which the ice remains in
tact. The scene at the gorge is one ot
the most terrible grandeur
The whole neck ol land Utwcen the
two creeks is covered with floating ice,
trees, lumber, rails, etc, thrown up pile
upon pile in tho wildest crimen, lhc
Ur'J"e over Beaver Dam, on the r.d lead
.01 tn Tnll8'i Mills, ha raised trom its
foundation .and is resting on the mass ol
ici creakin? and groaning like a thing ot
life. It will almost certainly go down
with the gorge when the ice breaks up be
low, loss to the larmers all along the
stream will be very heavy.
All travel on the Connellsvillo Rail
road was suspended last week lor a period
ot thirty-six hours ly an immense ice
gorge in Jacob's Creek. The ice on the
Casselman broke on Tnesdny. but that on
the Yougu remained firm, tunning a gorge
at the mouth of Jacob's Creek, which
soon backed that creek full of water, over
flowing tb5 banks.- The ice was forced up
out of the river into tho mcadowi adja
cent, some places covering the fences so
that not a vestice of them was to be seem
large force of hands was immediately
put to work to clear the track, and in a
shart time a regular canal, through which
the w ater rushed, was cut in the ice. 1 be
,....,..nrra on the express which went
through this passage Wednesday night
were treated to a novel sigi.i. auouic
ery tweutv feet along this ice canal were
stationed men witli flaming torches while
on the plattorms of each car were a nuiu
w of men. armed with long poles, to
keep the ice trom getting unuer me cai
w heel. The gorge in the ough was ot
such eat length that it was impossible to
have .1 removed.
iinTi'iT W Towssmp axd Bon
the information ot
all persons electud at the late (February)
election, to lhc office ot conslable. or to
any township or municipal oiuce, we pub
lish the following t-xiract from the law ol
isth April (I. L. 05).
' ll judicial, stale, county, and '.nir.a--ipal
officers hereafter f.ected shall, ttetore
enterinsron the dulic-s of their respective
otlicts takonnd suhscrihe the oath pre
scribed by section first of artimc seven,
of the constitution of lUi Commonwealth.
The penalty of a failure to do so is fine
and imprisonment. ' , ry , , , ,
Constables (except HigTi Constables.)
must Uke this constitutional oath in Court,
to tie filed in the Clerk's office.
Townships officers must take it before
some person having authority to adminis
ter oaths ; a certified copy to be filed with
Uie Tow n Clerk.
Borough Dtlicers lxrlore a iuuge or a
.ctto .if tho ru-rice : to be filed among the
r.T.la nf Hi cftrnoralion. But the chief
officer, having been sworn, may adminis
ter the oulh to the other ofliccra.
We rc hap'-v to sec the Ilrrald follow fait In
i.nllisliiDa: iLe riturns uf ll.e Spring l.lee-u..a. 11
..tilv ins condenwl l-nu. l'h L.il l'lar J
think hit table will do t "Iki ..n, , ' ,T'
! l.,recor.anJs;uH:nisrs. U he haJ taken tl.e
made ur work al tbui 't on the ol it
3Ue SUIT- m-Jim " - . .
8 uur list was couipil -J lrms mafiai soari-v. au 1
. lii;ure. a!.r iti tl.e lirrald t. the rliirc t.t
' ..... with . t.i.l irraee. Hut w arc
A8
IK
-,.ii ..t..nod i.i rr that the lirraid tii.l tbe c
RUIi . ... .
.lensimr. Ir wfcU weiKitber iii.il the tiii C'
ce tu siu-re. I oe inofpcr.orm.
Look Lore Mr. L.J; potent man; that
statement of yotirs that "the Ilt rn.d aid
the emdensing, for which wc nci.ner liaa
the time nor s;Ace to spare," strikes us as
rather incongruous. -Yn may not have
had the timeout w tail U suj the force
ol the argument in regard to space, uur
tahlcs iu their condensed torra occupy
but little more "than a column, and
had w e published the names of the defeat
ed candidates in addition, it would hard.y
have taken half the space tnat they occu
pied in the Idejxiuin(. Wc would not
have gained much by scanning the Indc-
ptmliiU't taulcs closely. In Audison i,.
the names oi iwo oi uie suuccsiu. umii'
dates tor School Directors do not appear iu
it at all. We might continue to name er
rors, but will rest here.
Impoetance op One Vote, Here is
something on the importance of one vote,
which soine of our dilatory Republicans
sliould heed. It comes from the Belleioiite
Wutehnum ;
"The importance of one vote has again
lieen shown in our late borough election.
Mr. Spear, the Democratic nominee foi
school director, was beaten by just one
vote in the West ward, w bile Mr. Hotter,
the Democratic candidate for Borough
Treasurer w as defeated by tw o votes, and
Mr. Bradley, for Council in the S.mth
ward, was beaten bv two Totes Mr.
Jackson, Democratic cindiatc for Borouch
Auditor, was elect-.-J by two votes This
shows how important one vote is. Two
votes would have elected Mr. Spear by a
majority of one, and three votes more
than were polled would have elected Mr.
Bradley and Mr. Holler by one majority.
There were several Democratic voters in
both the South and West wards that were
not out, that could have been just as easilj
as not. This ought to teach voters Un
importance of exercising the rigid of Un
franchise whenever they have a chance.
Tkukiiile Mi KDER. A story of a hor
rible aod brutal murder comes to us from
Bruceton. Preston County, West Ya. It
appears that a peddler stopped at a house
near Bruceton one Saturday night, and
that on the following day, in company
with the irenlierr.an wilii whom he was
slaying, attended church. The lady of
the house and three small children were
left at h.-irne. Uetttrnins home in a few
hours, the aoman and chiidrin were
found w ith their throats cut from car to
ear. The husband and lather swooned at
the tearful sinht- Hearing a noise on the
floor a'vc, the peddlr secured a revolver
and started up stairs. On the stairw ay he
encountered three men, one of whom he
killed, wounded another mortally, and
the third escaped with a pistol-bail through
the shoulder, after he had. shot the cour
aiTeots poddler in . tle abdoir.cn. The
whole TielL'Lborhoon is in intense excite
ment, and'it was with difficulty that the
populace we,re restrained iron lynching
the wounded murderer. Large parties
are in pursuit of the fiend who escaped.
The brother ol the murdered woman
was the devil incarnate who so quickly
met his doom. He had purchased the
farm of his brother-in-ht'.v, ami ha.1 that
day paid him 2,. To r.c.ycr the
money he coumilteJ the fearful crime.
Jeoner X Kon-Ja Ite -..
Sume'ot the weather prognosticators of
this place were watching " Did I'robabili
tki" on last Thursday, claiming that to be
the "ruling day" lor the weather of this
month ; and now they arc not htij.py.
The Monongahela Cily Minstrel Troupe
gave one of their grand and unequalled
enlerUinnients at this place on "Wednesviay
evening hst Pecuniarly, we understand,
it w as not a success.
A few horse-drovers have visited our
section of country, though but few hi.rses
have been sold." Owners of stock gener
ally elahn that offers are scarce and prices
very low.
(jnite an interesting protracted meeting
has Iseen in progress for the last two weeks
at the Horner Chun h, about four miles
from this place. "We are informed that
the attendance has been exceedingly large,
and that considerable Christian zeal has
been manifested there.
Mr. Edmund Kiernan. for many years
a resident and active bus'n man of this
place, lir.s purchased the residence of Gen
era! A. H. CoSroth at Somerset, and in
tends K taake tkat f.htcw his future home.
The tin e is near at hand w hen it will be
fair to conjecture tliat if yoa meet a man
and be is tariicularly anxious concerning
your health, as well as that of the rest ol
vour relations, he is a candidate, and any
tavors yu c-an do him in that direction
w ill be'thankj-aliy received.
Noah Gohn lias purchase..! a part ol the
old home-stead from the Chris-,i,n Lody
estate, and k erecting new bui'.-hnrs there
on.
When completed he will have one of.
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'IIHSfdMe vaiW. occ . utvii,
o. hMown J?
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i Annie -d. Lc-hrrnnri
of C'liiUilicTsbcr:.
, ioas cf "19C S '
i his hes frt-m ba.
ci'd cjrupaiikr. mourn j ol &i.ail S subject to tue peoalt;eo ex
ieior.lom, but wixli him listing km imposed uja supervisees of
1 ..I 1,: 1 1. i.rii a liin' .
lile, plenty o: Mia-
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I.l: A ln..mrii,!ii n en;nr JilT '
innumerible pleaiure. Mxy
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Jtbew lot alwaya be cast ia piea-mci ,!..-.
Wc have heard lately of the opcrilions.
of aim- uamitizated scsnd who hava
: t-e-B CUtllBg SarCf-s. ruiic-s, .---, -o
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lonarntas the cttecka frsa tt briJJes asw
' lastemriz tiiera 10 tlie wiissca. cauiu m.. -
aways and sisi,-.?. These fcU tcads
1 may t-e i-uoJeeiT fcloi-nea in tlietr wiki
Attempted SrtcmK. A!out 10o'clx-k
Friday ci-ning Mr. J-tmes Curran, a resi-
(lent f thf Secoiid ' ( ..I this t ily, at
tempted . lake Ui ow n hie by cutting
hia throat with razor blade. For sever
al days paM. he has licen confined to bed
by reason ( hi;.: 14 in.bilgttl in loo much
li'iuor, and n portion ot (hut time ht; was
out of his mind. eslerday afternoon his
attending physician. Dr. C. Emerson, vis
ile! him", and loi.u.1 thai he was consider
ably 1h Her, but complaining ot being un
able to Bleep, i ne woei.tr leu au ano
dyne to fie administered, and toward dark
the patient was npian-ully renting Tery
comlbrtably. At ten o'clock he woke up
and secured possession ot a rusted razor
blade, w hich he lound in mo room, and
proceeded to draw the edge across his
throat, cutting the flesh to a considerable
depth, and almost severing the windpipe.
Drs. Emerson, swan ana Low-man were
hastily summoned, and stitched up the
gaping wound.
The loss of blood w as very great, and
the patient was exceedingly weak this
morning, but it Is now jxissible that he
will recover. If the blade had been a
sharp one there is no doubt but that be
:.. .i-i i i i...
would nave accompiisiieu nw purpose, uui
it was old and nickeJ, and there wa no
handle to it. When sober Mr. Curran has
been considered a rather industrious man.
having worked tor the Cumbria Iron Com
pany for a number of years. Jokntlwn
Tribune.
Si'ddex Death. On Tuesday last,
about one o'clock, p. v.. Major Israel
Uucapher, w hose residence is a short dis
tance from ML Pleasant, by mistake took
a bottle from the mantel tuinking it was
the bottle containing medicine which he
had l,cen Likinfir. and drank therefrom a
couple of draughts Upon closer inspec
tion he discovered that he had drank from
the wrong bottle, being the one in which
his wife had a mixture of aconite, chloro
form and whiskey, which had been used
by his wife as a liniment for a neuralgic
affection. As soon as he made the dis
covery of what he had drank, being fully
aware that death would be the result un
less relieved in some way from the effects
of the poison, he immeiliately got in his
sleich with his son and drove to the office
of Dr. Clark. Lpon his arrival at Dr.
Clark s office he met Dr. Jas. JlcCon
anthy. and requested him to go into Dr.
Clark's office, when and where he told
these two gentlemen what he had done,
and requested speedy relief. However,
in le3 than fifteen minutes he could
neither speak nor swallow, and died with
in half an hour of the time be entered
the office.
Major UncapLer served as a soldier in
the Mexican war, and was Adjutant of
the Uth Keginient Pennsylvania Volun
teers, during the late rebellion, serving
from the lTth' of January, 1S62, until the
'sub. of November. 1S03. at which time
he resigned and was honorably discharged
He leaves a wife and several children to
mourn his loss.
Another, ol those terrible domestic ca
lamities the result of tho too common
practice of leaving children alone, occur
red on Tuesday of last week in the family
of Mr. I). Doel, who resides between La
tro!e and St. Ciair. Shortly after dinner
on the day named, Mrs. Noel left her
child, acred about nine months in the crib,
some six or eiht feet distant from the fire,
w hile she went in another part of the
house fur some purpose, remaining absent
tor a considerable time. Upon her return
she was horror stricken to find the crib on
lire, and tin poor child burned in a most
shocking manner. As quick as possible
the flames were extinguished, and Dr.
Donnelly, of Latrobe, summoned, who
did all in his power to alleviate the suffer
ingsot the little one, whom he pronounced
injured beyond the hope of recovery. The
child lingered until ten o clock that nigut.
when death fortunately came to its relief.
The unfortunate child was at the time.
sick with the measles and in such an ex
hausted condition as to prevent its making
any outcry. lis tongue, face and hands
were burned to a crisp, and its suffering!
m::st have been intolerable. The suppo
sition is, that In its efforts to free itself
from the lire, it seized tho mosquito bar
covering in its bands, and, drawing the
burning mass towards its face, inhaled the
flames w hile attempting to scream in ago
ny. A spark from the grate is supposed
to have caused the catastrophe. The pa
rents, it is needless to say, are inconsola
ble in their grief, and Uie mother is al
most heart-broken ia consequence of the
terrible calamity. They are, indeed, de
serving the heartfelt sympathy and condo
lence of all. (Jrecmhtirg Aryut.
List of Grand Jurors drawn to serve at
April Term, 1S73:
Allegheny John Deeter.
llrotuersvalley Henry Cole ma D, Jos.
"Walker.
Confluence borough Xc'wton Tissue.
ConemaiiTh John O'Conncr, Hiram J.
Bovts.
Elkiick Samuel A. Beachy.
Greenville Jeremiah Gloti'felty.
Jenner Zachariah Hell, "William Gil
bert Lf.wtr TurkcyCsut Win. Tissue.
Milford John A. Snyder, Dan. Long.
Middlecreek John L. Gardner, John
Boucher.
Somerset borough John M. Holder
baura, "Wm. Gilbert.
tsimerset John II. "Wt-ller. David II.
Young. Benjamin Baker, I'hilip Walker,
Elias Bittner.
Summit John R. Lichty.
Slonycretk Benj. Beam.
thavekse jrr.oi;.?.
Addison Josiah McCIinLxk. Jesse LU-
ton, Josiah Binger, l'erry Collier, George j
Newman. I
Allegheny Geonre D. Mengas.
Brothersvalley George J. Countryman, j
John Suuer. j
Berlin borough Jjsiah roorbough,
Charles Swope.
Elkiick Wrr. Garlitz.
Conrlaence iiorounh J. D. Van Horn.
Jenner JosiMi i'rank. Jacob Friedline,
Jacob Keim.
Larimer Jacob F. Bittner.
Milfo.'d William Ilanna, Levi Ramps
be rger. i
Meyt-rsJalc M. A. Hunter, Garret
Fore-spring.
I'aint Daniel Eerkcy, "Samuel Xaugle,
Edward Ilolsapple.
Queinahoning Win. Barnhart, nenry
Spangier, Oliver P. Shaver.
Somerset borough F. C. Sampsell, Ja
c;b Kimmel, Henry Hettk-y.
Stjnycrcek Jonathan kimmel.
Somerset Calvin Maurer, Alex. Hun
ter, Jacob J. Smith.
Summit Ebaugh Bingald.
hade Jacob Youst
I'rsiua !xrou?h A. Hunter, John Grif
f:!h. Veiler3burg lxTocgh John B. Brin
haiu. The following act, introduced into the
State Senate, w ill be commended by all
humane persons. ,
An act to provide for the ereC.ion of
watering troughs for the use of horses and
cattle on the public rutds of this Common
wealth. Wht-rea-s, For the want of convenient
watering places wi the public highways,
horses and cattle are frequent sufferers.
Section 1. '1 hat usder the sanction and
s Jirvisiun of the supervisors cf roads of
Uie respective townships ot thin Common
wetillh, any person or persons, w ho may
erect and maintain in good repair, a public
watering trough not a-ss than four feet in
length, twelve inches in width, and nine
initio in dcjrtb, in the clear, of either
wood, stone or iron, and have pure clear
water coutiaual'y running into the same
by pipes or otherwise, or the water sup
plied by a hand pump, upon the side of the
public Iiighway, erected of sufficient height
and of easy access, suitable (or watering
hordes and cattle, and approved by super-
visors cl such township, shall be entitled
to receive from the road fund therut-f the
j '
sum ot three dollars per annum, on the
ayment of his or her respective road tax.
Sec. 2. That, -wherever any person or
persons who are in powssion of running
water, croingany public road, that might
be made avaiUt.lc for the miroost-s of the
provisions of this ac,or where water might
I be supplied efisily oy a band pump, w no
mSi.v w j,.v..Tsj.
1 rrraLTr!
er repair, and lor a &trglrct or retusal there-
, r j
nxiu lor a neglect of cuty.
Stc. 3. That whenever any watering
troug'a U trteted i-jt the purpose aforesaid,
5 i vec same sball be public propertv, and any
. pers or persons destroying tbe mm or
I :rti,n,nn i.r MnmChnff an.' AHiMaimtf
I "-- o j
. upon tae aaue. aaaw we fujy a buw-
. ... .-. -.
; be pur-U-d by tie or impn-Kiamcist or
, either at use t.i-.ic-j.' v ux ct-wii. -
MARRIED.
POK'. H LEURMAN'N. At JcnncrX
Roads, on February 14, 1875, by B. 8.
Fleck, Esq., Dr. George B. Porch, of
Stahlstown, Pa., to Miss Annie M. Eehr-
mann, of Cbamliersburg, Fa.
MILLER MlLLF.lt On the UOta of
February, by Iter. J. Berkley, at his resi
dence. Mr. Jacob O. Miller, of Milford
township, to Mas Maggie Miller, f Som
erset County.
WALKER GERHARD. At the resi
dence of the bride, on the 23d ult.. by the
same. Mr. Bilas A. Walker, of Milford tp..
to Misa Annie E. Gerhard, of Middlecreek
township.
LIVENGOOD BEACHY. On Thurs
day, February 25th, at the residence of the
bride's parents, in Elkiick. by Elder S.
C. Keim. Mr. Jacob D. Lirengood, of
Salisbury, to Miss Lizzie E. Beachy, all ot
Somerset Co., Pa.
New Advertisements.
New Firm!
NEW GOODS!
LOW PEICES!
J9-Harlng parchanod too lnlerert of Utsan C.
r. B!mU Bro'f., In the (crorery bulBeM, we
respectfully iDDoanc Ut tb public that wa will
continue tb biialncae at the sM ttand,
( Xo. 2, llaer'i Itlock. )
In aJJltloo to full line of groceries (nth and
of bct tiuulltlci), '
GLASSWARE,
QUEENSWARE,
FLOUR, GRAIN,
& MILL FEED,
We will nuke a tpccUlty of
s
A. L
T
Carbon Oil,
Laud Plaster,
CALCINED PLASTIB,
FREDERICK
AND
CLEVELAND
WHITE LIME,
Cumberland Lime,
GUANO,
PHOSPHATES, &c.
Vit bare a targe warehouse and lime boas near
the Depot, and will furnish Country Merchants
and Farmers ibirage room at reasonable rate.
. F. ALTFATHEB & Cl
SOMERSET, PA.
March Sd, 1J7S.
A
SSIQNEE'S NOTICE.
Atiraham A. Stutunan barinsr made an a'slrn-
BM-ntto me of alt his estate tor tbe benefit of bis
creditor. I hereby srlTe notice to all bersocK inter.
rsted, whether as creditors or debtors, to meet me
at nt knew ia Shaoksrtlie. Slonyereek township.
oa SltanUy. tbe loth day of April. HT 4, with their
claims orooeriy proveu lor eetoement.
UEJUKAN SHANE.
mchO. Assignee.
T7GGS FOB HATCHING.
in -e hatebmr from the iollowins; varieties of
Pl'kH KKKK FOWLS, at 43 Der doaec:
I lark and Licbt Bra h mas : Bun and Partrlilr
Cochins: Brown and Wbti Ijeghuma; Houdans
and silver Orey Itorkinsr.
I warrant enc-half of each doeen Eire to hatch.
If t bey do not I will replace Ihesa at W ceou per
ousen.
Send sump for circular. '
Address, ISAAC LYWDE.
sacbX. Marlboro, Stark Co., Oblo.
pUBLIC SALE.
"The undersiernej win expose to public fate, on
tfi premises, on
Saturday, March 27, 1ST5,
at 1 o'clock p. n., of said dav. an the rijtht. title
and raierest of Joseph Cbristaer. oC ln and to a
certain lot of around situate in West Saiis!rr,
Somerset County. 1.. adjuloina: lands of V. S.
Hay and D. uller. having thereua erected a two
torr dwrllinr bouse.
TERMS days credit on apprnred security.
DAVID HAY.
mar Aseiicnc.
g iONTINUED SALE,
be sale of tbe -WvaiKlott Chief Saw MIH."
the properte of John Nell, as set ap aod m (sod
runnier order near D. Lint's mill, one mile aoath
of Somerset, has been continued until Tuesday, Ibe
lk of April. UTS, Cowrt Week, at which Una the
same will be sold at the Court House. Any per
son wishing- Information about tbe sUl will call oa
,b. under.K-d ""-j, H. fHU
mar Assignee
A
UDIT0RS' NOTICE.
T t.m uaderslsmed auditor, aprjotated by the Or
phans' Court of Somerset County. PennsylTania,
10 ascertain Uw ndeaaecnwau made by Adam
Sc bister, deeeaseal. ia his ItfetlsM to his heirs, and
to make dbstrtbsitioa f the reads ia the hand if
Dr. Wm. S. ttarmau. executor uf Adasn Scbtsier,
deeeaaed. to and amoas; thuee leally entitled
thereto, hereby frvesj wotiretkaU he wiil suns to
tbe dntlea of ass apensaasaeot at hi ornce In the
HoruuRh of Soeaerset, Thursday. March 1.
M i e clock a. m.. when and where all par
Lies interested are aeuaeel to attend.
A. H, COl F El ITH.
mart A witter
A. J. COLBOBN S use ) Wo. se January T.. irr.
ts. V E. D. Cusntnoa Pleas tf
VT. H. PICKEXO. ) Somerset Coaoly.
And now to wit 1 1th February. lsTV oa motion
f W.H. Konata. auarney fcr Sheriff, the Court
acouiat John H. I tL tsq- anauor. to suae an-
tnhutinn of the fund la Cowrt artswsoat ef the
sal. f the deiesxlaat s real estate to ai amoof
. , 1 1 1 . rt, th
-vs. wUt entitled thereto.
Extract from the record, errtlltodrth February,
1-tTi.
E.M. SCHEOCr,
ProtaootXary.
All persons intertesteJ are hereby notified that
I wtii sit at my sere la Soeaerset. Pa ea the leth
f March. 17J. to attend to the datlee of the above
appointment, where the parties can attend If they
see proper.
JOH5 H. t'HL.
mars Aadttor.
YrOLUNTAUY ASSIGNMENT.
Saamel B. Camp aal Wnilasa If. Saasaer bav.
Ins;, jotntly and sere-rally, ausie aa aauarnment to
me lor the beaeat of creditor. 1 beret.y -rice ac
ttcw to all per-OM hartac eisuax aad aecs-anta.
wnether of record er otherwise, to present them
properly amberKieatod. and bare them oa SI In
my otftre ia nV mirsil borowsrh ea er benire Tbars.
aay. April . HTV. at which urn an effort will be
saada to settle the claims of aakl eraditore at a ear
uvia per asmaai JAS. I PCiH.
aachx Assiirnea.
A DMINISTKATOR-S NOTICE.
Latata of Mary Beasa. lata of Addhsa to-wn-
Mary Beai
T iMnL.i.u, n , i . w .hur. estate hav-
mm tea rraausl u.lv madenhrwed trr Iks proper
aasjaorktv. aotiea at hewwby rtraa w tsaam saucbtra
to it to BtaAe lauaediau oavmeot. .
Hill A. acuj.t'.
IcbJL.
Adauaistratriz.
New AJpfrlisemrnt.
lly virtue ol umlry wtltn .f Kirl Facia an)
Veo-lttionl EiKna, Lwuitl cut ot the rnrt .(
ftoiarjion Pleas of tinier t ttuuair. Pa .anl to mc
tlirarUxl. I wni sell l.y ulilie .mi. i ;., ;t titu iVurt
lioui, in Suiuernet bvrvugli, n
Thursday, March ilk, ls;i,
the followtrn ilewrlbe'" TJl estate. rt :
All the rinlit. title. luiert'W and claim of Xurtnan
B. Ltrbtllwr of. In awl to llic l..ll.wlnij .lc-riw.
mil estate, to wit:
No. L A certain tract of Un I iltuate in Iwer
TurkcTtiut tw.Somerset cunty. Pa.,etlainin
140 arrea, morn or ho. of whi-a thers are alx-ut
luu ton clranst and about lt arrea In meadow,
with a Ior dwrlllnif bnum an ln( atal.le thereon
eroetel, adjolnliiar lnn.il of Sylvesti-r Hrrrlnif.
John Edice, Vm. II. Koonti. W. K. Th-.mnj and
tract heretofore koowa ai the Uth9 MUchell
lamls, with apiiurtenaneea.
No. Two tot, of iroiind fltaate In I'rslna
bor.. Somerset county. Pa., an.l on llie north side
of Werand acenue, ami known on the ireneral
rlaa of sai.l town a lots N,. iiinnd iu with a
L Morv frame dwelling house theretia erected,
buucled ly oil na.1 on nnrt h ami west anl ! o(
Ueonre Saylor on the south awl east, with the ap
puneuances. Taken In execuilon as the jinirty
of Norman B. Liohi liter at the suit ot M. D. Licht
Uter. ALSO.
All the rijrht. title, Interest and claim of X. B.
Lk-htlltcT ol in awl to the tdlowlaa- described
real estate vis : two lots of zround situate in
1'rslna N.r fk.meret ouun'T. l'a., on the north
side of Weyand Arcnue, and inown on the plan of
said town as lots Nos. Til and 2, Noun.ied by
Second Street on the wesl and lot ofnf K. 1. V ntiy
on the eaM, bel'ia; K'leet Irout and I.'l ieet deep,
upon whiU Is erected a two st. ry frame store
house, wtlta the apportennnces. Taken tn exeeu
tlm as thepniterty of N. 11. Lachli;r at tho suit
f Eniaouel Lk-tity.
ALSO.
All the rlsrhL title. Interest anil claim of Thomas
Loudermllk of. In aod to the lolUmiuu described
real estate. Tit :
A certain lot of ground situate in Confluence
bor., Somerset county. Pa., conuiiilnit f.4 acre
more or less, with a two story frtime dwtliinn house
and a 1' story frame dweliu) bouse liiereon
erected, alj'ilninn Henry Mover on the west and
Uoniltteuce Town CVni.anj on the northeast and
IrunlinKon street ou the south, with the a
purteuaoces. Taken In execution as the property
of Thomas Lowdermllk at the suit ol A. J.
Coltiorn.
Ten per cent of the purcha.e money must r
paid as soon as tlie tirnperty Is sold and Uie bal
ance when Cecd is delivered.
feblT. ULIVEK kstrruK,
Sheriff.
pUDLIC SALE.
Hy virtue of an order Issued out of the Orphans'
Court of Somerset Countv. Pi., to the uu'lersimi-
ed directed, tliore will be exposed to sale, by pub-
lie outcry, on
Saturday, March lilh, 1875,
at 1 o'clock, on the premises. In Lower Turkcyfoot
Township, the fullowinic described real estate, late
tbe property ol Israel iinooos law m sum ivnu
ship, deceased:
A certain tract of land situate tn Lower Tnr
kttyfoot Township. Somerset County. l'a.. aJj.iin
mir lands of John Faddy, Mary Ann linrned,
'u. L. Hobliticll and John K.Mc.Millen's heirs,
cmuilnitif i: J acres, more cr less, belni; the home
place ol said deceased. There Is a k -1 two suiry
but house, stable, spring house and other out bulld
linri on the nreiuises: also, two irwl amde or
chards awl a poach orchard bearing fruit of tbe
h,.i,.f kind
TEKMS. Twelve nnn-iren dollars casn on me
delivery of deed, and the lialance of tbe urchase
money In two equal annual payments without In
terest, to be secured by judrftnent bonds en the
premises. Tbe deed will 1 made as soon as pos
sible after mnflrnMtion t sale by the C.iurL Ten
per oral of tbe purcojute money inust be paid cas j
on day uf sale.
JEROME B. JEXNINCS.
feblO Trustee.
SSIGXEE'S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby irlven that James B. Lyons of
Ursina liorooifh. S..inerH t'ouniy. l'a.. by deed
of voluntary aMiirnment, bus assiinei all bis
estate real and perw-ual to Joan H. lli nford ol the
same place In trust r.ir the leneht of the crediiors
of the said James II. Lyons. All isrrsons. there
lore. Indebted to the sail James ll. Lyons, will
make payment to the Si. Id Assixnoe, ami those
harlnu claims or detnan.ls will maie known the
same wi'.bout delay.
JOHX H. BEX FORD.
AslCiif?.
GOODS FOIl THE
HOLIDAYS!
NEW AND COMPLETE STOCK
o
Watches, Chains, Jewelry,
. SILVER WMli:.
Clocks, Bronzes, Ac,
TO BE CLOSED OUT BY
JA.iN'TJ.AlTY' 1.
Uuprccedcntcd Bargain; OTered
BY
fiiORGE mm & to
82 Fifth Avenue,
PITTSBUHGII, PA.
Tbcy baring restocked with New Goods Sim
their Clearance Sale In September, 'now offer
great Inducements to parties buying HOLIDAY
UOODS.
Go early ami get choice of stock.
Dee. S3.
A
UDITOB'S NOTICE.
Kiasnucl Lichty. use.
"I C'ntn-n Pleas of Sua-
x. ' eret County.
I
Charles) Earnest A Sam- fN . Jan. T. 1i:5,
nel U. Dtlp. Jt.li. I enu. u.
William Earnest, )N. 1VX January T, 175. E.
ts. D. Vend. Ei.
Same Defendants. )
The unders-inied auditor i.i,inte.I l y the ( J urt
of Common Fleas of Sitnerset O.onty to dWnb
utetbe tunds arislnit of tlie Sheriffs sale of the
real estate of the aliore nam.i defendants, to stvi
uuier tntise levaliy entitled thereto. beretiT eitcs
notice that he will aiund to the duties o( bis ap
poiatmrnt at the law o!ne of the Messrs Baer
HPthers, in the ooroaica "d" Somerset, on Thurs
day. .March IS. 175. at Iu ol.k in the lorLii.jn.
when all persons interested can aitend.
JOHN k. EDIE.
feLlT Andi-.or.
A
I) M I X I STKATOTl'S" NOTICE.
Fjnate of Patrick Berns. deceased.
i. ... ,h. nn lrl-.ne.l hr the l,r,Ii -
er authority, aeticsj M hereby rivsn to th. in-j V 10 V" ' classes of wor4ii.it p.--..of l-.t.a
dettoittomaiieimme.lia!epaynienandtbe n ies. tool and idd. make n,..re moii'V at w.r
v..i . .i.i, .,i.t it will i.fvnt them fori lor us. ln tbeir own loraliue. during tiieir srisra
wiUnrai at the othce oi tiie administrator, on
Thursday, March 2 lit.
JOHN H. t'HU
Administrator.
feblT
MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
Prf. C. C. Cse. of Ontint, Ohio, will hold a
Musical Institute at Somerset e-mueatuig n
Monday, February 22, 1875,
and eontinuinar for the perl .1 of twa weeks, five
days ln each wk. andclnsin with a
GRAXD YOCAIs C'OXCERT.
It ut desirne.1 to fr.rtn two cUsses. one to be cm
poeel ofcbillren. and tlie other of adults. Two
UssottJ of mot tii'roush instruction wiil t riven
each class per day. lAs.ks on i muie will be fur-
Dished free of ehnrre.
X r fit4.,nuni!T Lsofltre i to all M wun to
obtain tbor-rh ani practic!il iDstract.i'A iu roral
music. Tuition 1 per scholar.
Committees will be a -pointed P. re-elve nams
ef scholars an-1 make arran-rements for holding
the lututttte. 't-'blu
JDHNG HAY 1 In the Cmrt of Cotna-oo
JUH.t ii.-iii 1 " u KlIBrr,, 1 i-a.
l . .- . .1 1 -r. ti-s.
juri.T i,.s.Wis .,.- - V, "'iiuucbfan.i.-ltii a r I barn there, n er.. re.!.
Awl now to wit: 11th February. 1KT 'to moti.m s A trmi.t ((f Ubi) lare , p i; .
of Wm. H. Koouts. E-.. atiomey S.,r Sheriil. the , w..injD 2 ami 4 iierches.bcuiii; pi.r. .: t i-r
Court appoint L. C. t.'ollom. E.i.. to distrlfiute
tbe fund in Court arisinir out ol sale ol defrivlaiits ,
real estate to and auiotii those Waiiy ea;itle-l ,
tbeteto.
1. timet from the recrJ,--ertiSed lT'.h l ebruary. 1
1ST.
E..M. S'-HRtJlTIC.
Protbo&Aary.
All panles Interested wlj Uke notice that I
will attend to tb duties of ray appointment oa
Wednesday, the lTth day Man-b, l7a, at 10
o'cioca a. m. at my oOce in Smtrvt T.
!.i:iiI.-iliK-Y
- 1 a. a ceruia -i ,Ji jjrooi ...ie m
feliil AaJiior. llo y,,tttt, a.!'.ninn pp-peryoi J i.n I'.ru .
Ainirvt.Tli iTfill-v- vflTffT ! ker. dees-ased. a the eat atxt Lmh"Ta-i l'.-s..n-D.MINlSTKAlOK
NO 1 ILL. j W,M the mctx, ,tl, a . ao-1 a ba.lsu.ry boue
I stable awl her outouil.linzs thereon tr .!.
zxtate ol Gcorze P. Hay. Ute of Erthersralley j yj. Tlieun.iiTi.led one ballol i iot, jfr..
Twp. deceased. ' la McTeralale. to sW eoonty.
Letter, of administration oa the ahore estate I Als.1. tbe followlr. TaiuaMe p"r- na. prier
harlns; been (ranted to the undersigned, aotice u Two No. 1 Concor-1 Hacks. foarS;.r..a Hacks.
hereby gien to those tedebo-1 to II lo make imme- Haxiy. one ooe hore Haca, w.e ir.ree ire W r
diau pavaueut. and iImc bavins; claims airainst It. on, kar Hack SiJs. Isrn Hm-..
to present them duly aurbectb-aied Pt settlement. 1 th.ee sets sinnle H.rsew. eiirht bead of li t-s.
at tbe late reel.lence of deccicd oa Sa-.urday, the i pbrw,. Hames, Wiudsni'l rri a in r :: -. r
lTth day of Apra. 1T. ! articles. .
DAVID L. MEYERS. j Terms made known oa :- of sa.e.
fetCe
Ailmunstnit.4'.
A
VDITOIVS NOTICE.
i im tttfcierrne-1 au litor. ape.inte. t.y the 1 'oort
of Common Pleas of S-rnvrset county to aiake a
dutnbuifcm ol tbe toads in tbe baa-Is of the Sia-riS 1
arlsinsr out of tbe real es'aie of J -bn Smitn 00 aa I
execaitosa la favor af Peter V.. Meyers aires wnu.-e I
that be will attend to the du:w assumed him at '
huomvw ln Somerset. Pa.. 00 tbe ltb day of :
Wmeea aeat. waea aa-1 where ail par.ies lite rest
ed may atieo-i. l.T,v r
Ao.iiu.r.
A
UDITOH'S NOTICE.
1 andeTS-jrae.Iao.lifT. aDtlnteJ If tbe Or-
phaaa' Court ol Somerset County to atakeadis
unoutioa ot the fumls ia the ban-is of Jacob O.
snl James M. Misbier. A-tmlntstrators of .Jatiel
Mistier, dee d., to and ans; thoee lesrally eti
Uttel lberet.. heret y xlres notice ttst be wl.l
attel to taedaiiesjif sold ati4.atm'tit at his
otfire in the t.vua-b ol S- tcers- t ou 1 tur-lir.
Marea-lv.b lsTi. at li a'.-.- a
JASL.Pt '''if.
Au iiro
Febi
A
CDITOP.'S NOTICE.
j. VT.'Wiolaur 2 So. XI. January ien n.?.
rt ia t he i..an 01 1 ti.
,. .. .. . fa.
A. IL Walter. of lb County of oieret.
1
be ua.ieriBed haTios; been apt-ini I by the
oftk. foBdalatbehanlioftoeS.Terirlar.fiiirout.
Court, ka tbe aoore ease, -to stake ',!., :
( the sale of defend ants real "J
those Infaily entitled .thereto. . hcy at
1 autlee
that he wid at lend to. the t r
, -Etaot at hi. o!!-e in
I Tnarsday. March 1 1 tn.
I persons lnu.reett-1 can
He- ,
tin
New Adcerti.ii'mfnt.1
GMT
SPECTAL
l' 1
0
Wc Klinll brein, in January. etcrlTf nllfrtiiiiMH ami m.
ruveiiieut in o.ir wile-roonw. tliirin Hiiit-U t'.n- i00iU ,u
three lloont oT our building llll;ato to Lc t ro vdv.t on
nI In ortler to reduce fctocU ji--rIsitt. . ' .! r I'rom tlu
date, (nrnetw on Imnd at I.O'.Vlii: l'i:H I.S i ilW i:i:it
SOLl i n TTSIIlKtill.
MuFARLAXI), C0LLIXS & CO.,
101 Fifth avenue- Pittsburh.
REMINGTON..
Tbe RonnoTOi Siarino
M ach i ! has sprung: rapid
ly Into faror as poMcssinir.
the best cousin atios of
Sod qualities namely ;
Unlit running, suKOthe,
noisless. papal, durable,
with perfect Wa Stitch.
It is a shuttle machine,
with Automatic Drop Feed,
Design beaatiiul and con.
truction the Tery tst-
GOOD AGENTS WANTED.
Address
UEMIXGTOX SKWIX(i MA CHINK CO.
I LION, N.
BRANCH OFFICES OF Ri:MLUT0. ( Ml'A.!i.
E. Remimjion tl .Soii.,
llemin'jtun St fiinf M. ('
Reminytvn Ay'l Co.,
rw. n.
I?. Brooke Nyee &
33 XJ T
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
54 SOUTH STPiEILT,
BAIffirMOBB, 3S.CT3.,
Betiectfully solicit c rsiunmtnis f III "1T1 It i'nl
tl.at wc bare lr rutu-r t ii -
MERCHANTS
U. !).!p to us. and will lie pleased to Imtc their n" " i
tentli to their interests and to o! !aui lilu ur-ft l liAI.I.r.1
tir.tupt SAles and check f.r prcw.
N. B.-Shii.pin cards forwirle.1 by nr.-.il, -r t--e It I ' I-n..'
C
HEAP SIDE GKOCEKY.
Jus; revived at tbe
Gheapside Grocery
A New Stock ot Goods,
NOTION'S
GPiOCERIES,
FLOCK,
PA CON.
FISH,
Kl'CAU,
MOLASSES,
TEAS,
COFFEE,
DRIED aod
FRUITS
OcC, tteC, ScC
Of ibebest quatity, and wiil be s..; i it t!:c viry
louest cash prices. C.i!I an ! sc ur it.wk.
Opposite Somerset House,
SOMERSET, 1'.
F. I Colrn & Co.
apn.s
I i. rr f". Tier 1I4T. AtfnfS wanted. j l
; moments, or ail tbe
ioie. tr.anttriv.;,.ii elr.-. We
otler empb'ymeBt that will p-y hann tne!y f r
erexy hour's wvrk. Kuii panu uinr". teriiis. fc -..
sei.t'free. Send us y.ur a-1 lrcs at once. lot
delay. Now is tbe iirne. Don't ivik l r work .r
business ei.where until you l.ive l.-.-rni- i ai.:
we otfcr. tl. Stusi.J fc Co., V -r.'..:,.'., .V?.
ianl3
SSIGNEES' SALE.
H Tlrtoe f tbe dee.1 if aMiimmcnt made to ti e
m..lersiirnel ly John llrsiliier and w, !.! tbe n il
aod per-al estat"- of "ail J mn lirtllii r. ir.'-r
wiil be exposed to sale, by pull:" onfrr. nr. the h -telof
sail Brallier, in Hif-a Boru jb. Soiu.-i'i-:
County. Pa., on
I Saturday, March C.'A, 1 T -" ,
; tlie foilowinr d"-rllie. TIo:i'ie ral e:i!.:
i No. 1. A tract of land l!a.t" tn Hr.t rsv y
! tonn.liio. S-invrw-t t't.untr, pa.. i"'.ii.t 4 I r:-:s
of Samuel Phi:.,n. Samuel I
IfSVl 1
M aiO. eonUinii.il I s'n4, s-.-l n..
This j.iece will I i.Cu-T- i ia i art
snit bidder.
No. 1. A tract of ',n-l si-ne.-e In s-i:n
I.
: J, .r
town
I'-
aiijiininar Jacob KM.uuh. !jnn"l .iiu"? r ai:.i
ers. eontainioK 1-i a tvi ac l K j-rcues, ona 1. ill
1 ei-ir.
NaJ. A tract of land situate in s.imr-! .wr. ;..
c.atainina- 1 '; acres, hem a I.irl of l ie j ...u
John Kau.:h farm.
No. . A certain lot or rr.ar.d senate in sa-,i-Ujwnshlp.
cntaininir about 1H pen :ies. wnn a
1 two StTy deeluns; Bouse tnereon ere-tc:, fcnii
part uf Hatu n lann
'i A certain W of rroun l irn.i'e In .a-n
township. ofitaicliiK 1 acre and JT )rr b- s, 'tio,'
pan of Kau.'b (arm.
j,-a 7. & 1,4 ( ground sltuare In muie t'.wr.sb:;..
criUUiioit to nt-iarc pertl-. helta; i r.. ot iUurli
unn. ...
I 'BtMltr , ferta.a trvtof ianl sl-uata ia t n I
j uwo.nl uiu part of J.n Kao- h Urrn.
I . . i..t,-
No a. The un.liT.Ie. .joe Terteeii-u 01 t ie
1 illbU'il. i' ni -..'.s.
PETEK Stbtll.
fci.i:
A" JT'
Q"
UPHANS' COUItT SALE.
irtue of ao ir ler of
ai- 1-,1. '
flrphans' Oeirt of ner
direrte.1. I wni sell at pu: .
of Berlin, Somerset Coorj-.y
. Couritr. 18.. to
i. lu.e. .c tbe t".r u Ji
Pa., on the irsii'es.
lt,.n,lnj Mirh.
1 .v. t.ww t-e : of Tre
erii k K"
I per. laie ot itrr.ia j.
S- cicrt..t c un:;-. pa..
Tl. notta.1 of Oce,-l.
r. I'.nn:. Pa., t.ire:
-a--le i.i
t.ire:"'! im t:ie
soaih be Tb.PS trs-t, on tbe et t-y '' . -n
the D.t'h br f r.b strct. 1 ti by ...atn
i rim ste. with a ;"' sr.7 Irase Jij:.
B..se ami frime sra'.le tfere- er-c-.d
x A H of rnd a :j-,ir.u:it 14 N i. I !'i
this dlrisv tbe west. Ix of l;ra'k r t'-.rs
no tbe est. Tuiri "Tret 00 tlx- Soti'ri ant 1 ar n
street na tbe a.r-.b: eh of tin i'so o-
u.,:.in a-out ' ' acre.
Ve. i. Aa t iot. mar.te ia EMhsrsta.i..' '
a-Ji.-Ui.ait J-wi P. C-iTer on ;u L..rr.a aw; e:.
John Bra-'.T and Sameel ilar-wr on t.-.ewi- .
.i Musaer. wn-airlDit IS acr-e. m"rs -,r
. 1 ri -:r-!. tl.e wt.oe
Irinar within one mile of laVrr.ia. Pa-
oa eucbrsal-a of deed. .,-.
OLITEK K:.iJPr.R.
MU
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iISSOLUTION NOTICE.
I I
1 Tbe par aersbi? fcereoCdw ealstisa te-.a-t
, rJ.J bae ibis das ei-i. Alt
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