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Dolt, n!;ir -NewCcntre-
shlng his new barn.
A VF.r.V FL'VcTC tU!M'ler SlOIDl paSSCll
,..r New Centievilk- list Saturday.
Mi:. Jonas CrsTEit, of litis township,
'.ne- a new house under construction, which
is a r real improvement upon the old.
rii:ix. Hats aso Cm'?, Collars and!
: Ti-rthirLs, Susttenders, Sucks, HandUcr-i i!8 suggestions.
Wis dow Blisds, in'itfotc Blind, "Win
dow blinds; a largo variety at Amos
Stccks. Paper, Linon and .shading
Clotli, plain and figured, with or without
fixtures.
Tike Dlood. All- should have it.
What is lite without ii? "I he lilood is
the Life." Ik-ad the advc-rtis'-raenl keud-
vl 15 (Hxl. roniicr ii wen. i ii"a .tot
THE WASHED" HMCIL
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htiv ClOlUL-3. in "V" I' v.,. ... .
Axt FEiisox wanting a cheap Jruit ol
' the 1st oi' Julv. Now is the time
; iVsUivcly not after the 1st of July.
! M;i. ClutisKixi.-i;!'. is adding greatly
! I the convenience ol' his horns by the ad
' n oi' a number of outbuildings.
rd
Heffley s. i hole suits for ircn, heavy ana
lightweights, at ?C50. IJoys su.ts inm
to $7. Dress goods at coi-l.
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ynr cc
' ra'.-? on rcc"
.':i'j..ts and luce yourcne-
r.VI-O VH..HY Il.tII.KO.il.
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Cl.V.
Th; n- ! vv te the warmest uay of Ujc
c,-v .- "I i.e thenaomcter in the shade
rirt.y:?ht degrees Fahrenheit
ITii-i ia fid bloom with the
'.,wcrs trc:n which it has do-
10 Ri; ARD.-A reward ct U-n
is, dollars is ollered by Mctsis. IJavis
! rcurocJK Kr tue arresi ami iiu"
! ihp artiniTvi xrim tiiiirln a mid on their irur-
den, Bojib of town, and knocked the t. -j-b
(.11' all the onckms they had planted
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l i'. jil is l.'.il;!'.'.
V.'n tu.h .r-i'-au 1 that a Xormal School
VI 1 IV? ''I tUVU I.I IU 3 VIU , I J i uuiv.!
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. r the ausj'ict-s oi" 1'rot O. V. Schacff-
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J';n; All riht (hr.rch, in the vicinity of
:icl: a Town, in this township, is nearly
:..h( d. and a lie v. Mr. White will pre
ie as its pastor.
IHOP.T IjI-
ALTKHATION OF
ii-tii..
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c fr .ii
! l"v reference V) the time-table at the
L'.':;d of our local department it wiil be
m lii that a new schi Utile has cone into ct
! . ;n the Butralo Valley Miilraid.
I To th'.-c Karchiu.2 f r Picnic grounds
i we would reeoiuracnil an invest ijration of
, the i".;vi's in the vicinity of Ntmuels
; clir.rch, t'.t one mile irotn Lavansvillc
! :ay the uuhlushin Whitehall Timet:
"X Schcaicladv pirlata H"',lin? school
: .v.t d-wn on p,'.:::;ih)f.s.' This hapicns
: here ":r-n, au.l vi-t it r.cvcr gets into the
r,Cf rmiTpts are visible. Mr. A. 11.
Urant's new? tailor .shop, which be now
occupies has a business appearance ; a;so
the lumiKT whicU eurrouuus .m. ..yu
T'l.illinni'c 1..t w.irrants US to S.'.i" t.:at he
is about to erect a new hou-se.
Notice to lislriot ScCTflarlrs. tas. ttcra is any one tbin tue
i . ' t II. ij. . : II ! it.s .1 1! Hi-?! T.tTrt . n h.ld.ln.n a i. 1
j rates have not as yt t been received. ncl'ai?r '-a S'-t ':P a dinner. The re
of those id.-cady forwarded was lound to i an oU s iyiag tlat "the wfty to taen's
ana returned. Secretaries cams is uirouirii iue;r stousaciis; now
AV c A d :c rt is ( ('
m' - liT 5 J .r fi. i. ...A.. : lc incorrect ana reiurneii. trecrctar.es
AiiS XiWllS CI wCIiwSllWl'Wil 'should be very careful ia Uiakip.2 their re- don't thiuk we mean they are alter the
T.UL IXTi:LI.I4iir"T ii:.tio-
tiiATic ii:li:c;atk.
Tlio Commissionersliip.
u. co?:e.' scst.
Ti'i:-r.AV, July C, i r. m. As we go to
preis ths itnwashcvl and ucterrified De
raocracy are ia convention at the Court
IIw?e. They organized their pew-wow
by the election ot Michael Hay ofSalis-
! bury, as President, and Squire anllorn
Iv Lavansvillc many features whiclKiof Confluence, as Secretary.
Xow the
Th.kp wim were i.i the vicinity of the
depot on Monday ct last week, w ere some
what startled bvaloud reH)rt, w hich prov
ed to 1 a blast "ia the yard of Mr. Fred
erick Smith. Stones weighing fifty pontic
were thrown forty feet lii.h. Now is not
there such a thing cs ovtr-b;astln; csj
cially in a thickly settled locality:
' PnoTOCRArns ! PttoTOoitArus : Hav
ing resumed work in my Gallery at Soij
erset, I am now prepared to taka Photo
graphs. Tin types, etc., of all ih:c-3 aud
stvles. Old pictures carefully copied aud
cnLrced. A lull line of Pictures, Frames,
Mouldings etc:, for sale at all Umes. 1 rooms
in Mammoth Block, entrance nest door to
Mrs. Tredwell's store.
W. H. Wm.vi.r.Y.
Qt lTn a severe tnumlcr e'.orm prev
Ailam KXcinrcr Iri? eretteJ a i:e.t
IweliiiiiT hoi:e on the brow
::- of t"V. :i. it v. ill make
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! 1: .re
: ,ht train :i the Pittsburgh & Con
:e r.-.ii'.n '.1 h -ft the track ne:r the
at Miner. 1 Point o:i Wedn -sday
i'he 5:-'.;vr ran into the rear of the
..l;v d'.-n-.iil'.-liiiiir several caw.
in this faction on 1 uesdsy. J he cli;in
ney of the house of Mr. Win. Gilirt, on
Patriot Street, was struck by liahtifing.
of the hill -The electric fluid passed down Use chuu
a pleasant ! nev. leavim the upper part of it sound
but knocking it to pieces at the bottom
scattering the brick and soot all over the
room. A child of Mrs. Gilbert was in
the room at the time, but, heyoti.l bei:i;r
badly scared was not injured.
; time is no.v at hand when
ni-r in the sun until their hair be
(ii v enough f.-r them to appear be
heir parents, aud teil thct.i they
: swimming.
'.ef C-Iii
;:- r brands of Flour on han.1 at all
j r.u-1 f-r s ilj at l.w-:-t c.'-li prices,
i C':iru Meal, Corn, Cats, C hop and
-. always on hand.
(';: tt I1i.lk;t..
I A Woi;: Ti) Oru Dkltohs. It t:ii;es
money to keep a business oi any kind in
little successful operation, but it takes still more
to erec t a I'umting suen as we now occupy
to accommsdatc and supply our customers
with such things as are daily wanted in
every household. We therefore ask our
debtors to do for us what they can in the
aim
is at
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: rospect i t a large crop tu uic
. lusc.ous ;i aeh is very gooil. 1 rom llie
pf;-.eli L-tev. ii'.ir dNlricfs if Delaware and
;! try i;ii:il reports come of an extra crop,
'lie" same is sai 1 ol ths southern tic-rot
townsh::- in La::ea. :er, i'he:-ter nr. J York
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:;.s on
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m w i'.'a iro:n
i etlui'y invite one and all, Uith
tnall, t'leail on us in our new
Main Cross street where we
cMiimodiitc and wait on
r.css and fidelity.
Cook & Hr'nuiTs.
i business is tn make it
is b! done? Uv atten
:h syttem. When you
so to Your ciistom-
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way to e.
li .v." c.:ti t!
:;:.d u tli..:t.
to sell, say
l! v.-u have go.-.l cotlee, tea, calico,
i.;a.-hin ry, hut-, lots, houses, tell the
a:.t. 1'AiT.T. '. 'tt!-ja,tr !! Wall
r ! '. '. livcrything in the wa!l-iajcT
tor Parlors, Dining Ibxi.r.s. Chuui-a-d
kitchen. Dai's, Vestibules and
rcl.es. lull ar.d roe the larite stock at
A:::.
!.r 1'
l-lils l.' t
1 Iats avdCa
Jt:!y ;.. A..KS Stock's
at.vi St:t':i:ier, Ft:r. W
men and oos. ( !i ni
tell. JV-lilvt
t :!
Co: - until the 1st of
s. Winter. Spiing,
r and Straw, for
.1 examine foryour
'er than the 1st ot
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; Mr... More '. New Goods ! Low Prices!
'; c' ::. j one, come all '. Vc now have in
; store. ni.J otler for s do the largest, lrcsu
i -t and 1 t sclertion ol G roe-cries, Flour,
! Pi : i-i. :.s rx .1 ?! ever Irc-ajrht to this
Cook r.i:f-.::ns.
T.tt.s i.i the fe.is.iu of the year when the
:;;t.!i with a garden niskes into the hourf,
I M-uea pen aud paper, shuts his teeth to
i gether hand and d:ihes oil the follow ing
t :.r. 1 directs it 1 1 his neiL-hhor : '-Dear Sir :
li vju eon t k-cp vour contoumieii neus
! o::! el i;:y gi;,le:i 1 11 hill eveiy
't:e (:' tli-. "
blatcd
ire I.
l'.-.u
"I::. J )u CitiT. in :li.1) had a narrow
i .,; e troin eeatii la.-t week in the follow
ing manner, lie was eutraged in sawing
Utiiiher at his mill on the line of the Som-cr-et
and Mineral Point llailroad, and was
setting" a piece of timber twenty-two
feel in ii g ! ii, when the saw struck it,
knocking ii picrt U'.mi, rrazini his si !e naJ
-lljl.tV :: ;u;:n:: Lis ::m.
r.orit i:.
i
C.T.i 1.1".. M.is'ed
:.i cud ll.iii'o.'n.
'.t-hed and granulated.
v t
) 1 green, Iliee, Carj-SuL-ars,
pulverized.
..- 1'..
Coi.'te, Demara
cans and Mat le rups and Molas-
X:. So;i.s, Te:'.s. Siees and Canned
l'r.:;: . it..ccn. Dried Peef, Lanl, Fi.-h,
il;, c oitntry j-n :'.uce ne., for sale at e.ur
w St re tsi prices to suit the times.
Cook & Pi.rr.it s.
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the P.
!nr:'.rf I'oi
rs of the Po-r and County
'.oners f I.e! ..nou counly have a
i:te.-t :ts t' win had the right to
..rn ct the a!:;:eh"use in thai Co.
;.icjn court decided iu favor ol
luis.-ioners. and then the Directors
or c.rrli d the matter to the Su
i ait. Tliis tribunal has just af
c liech-ion f the court beiow aud
'or Directo.-t e f t'.i.' Poor have no
in the L.atter. .
w ay-of money or short lime notes,
last but not least of all to extend to
least a portion of their cash trade.
Very Respectfully.
"Cik.x & P.i:i.i::t;.
Oli; enterprising voting townsmen.
Messrs. T. J. Picking and Jacob Nell"
have cstiildi.died a livery stable in Mey
crsdale. T. J. has been a .liveryman lor
a number ol years and knows ji.sl how to
run au institution of that kind. He l:c i s
first class turn outs and lets liam at rea
sonable rates. We berpcak lor the new
stable a goodly share o! public patronage
aud heartily c n.i::end its ov.m to the
ge-od peiple of Meycrs.lale.
Tun Pittsburgh, Vi'ashinctoa IJalti
morc Ilailroad, Connellsville route, is
doing a ve ry heavy business at present do
spite the depression of the times- This
rj-ad is litierally covered with heavy bur
el en trains. The reputation this rom! has
earned for itself nnder its present cficicnt
Superintendent, Mr. E. K. Hyndrr.au, is
excelled by none, and is attracting a 1-m trc
amount ol business to it. It can safely be
said that it is one of the best single track
roads in the country. Wc have been in
formed that if the business continues to
inciease iu the ratio it has lor the past, few
years, the company will hiv an addirhtt.al
track.
A Nickle Mine. For several weeks
pa.st we have been publihing accounts of
the discovery of nickle ore iu the Alleghe
ny mountains. A mine lias been struck,
however, in the Laurel Hill that is known
to pay. The uerirt" rrccntly liaJ an exe
cution placed in his hand against an old i
gentleman named Peek living in the Lau-1
rel Hill, for a sum of ST.O. A k-.v days!
aco Peck niarchetl into that fiuiftionaric? I
otlice wilh a bag over bis shov.kler and re-1
niarked, ,-l guess I'll pay tht ju-.l -ment."
Carciully Halving the b.g he
jKtured its contents, niekhs, out o:i the
desk counted out enough t .sat!.-!' the,
judgment and lelt.
Killed lv Lisiitnixg. During the
prevalence ol the lightning one day of
last week Michael Brum' ley, a stonemason
w ho roideel about foar miles northeast ot
W ilmore, v.r.s instantly killed by a flash
ot the electricity, r.nd his wile was injured
at the same time to such an extent :-s to
leave but little hope of her recovery. The
unfortunate M'-tita of this visitation was
about thirty live yiars of nge, i.r.d had
only liern married some two years ago.
At "the time of the building ot the Lhens
burg jail he assisted in putting up the ma
sonry, an 1 was recrttizi.-d a most excel-
Inr.l ..vpt-n..in Tt.. f'.'ili 1 . ,:..!. 1... !
i. Ilk ' 'I It II 11.11. i 111- I', II 1111. UV
was killed first struck the hor.se, and piss
ed down into the room in whi.-h he was
sittintr, in close proximity t his w ile.
Jv ft .':'(. Tr?
fun commenced. The Secretary was m-
stnxtal to call ths r.::i according to the
alphabetical list ol town-.hips. Some one
su-.rgcsted "Allegheny," cud the Sccreta
rr railed out brwelv. 'Allegheny." A
voice replied, "Here '." Tliat was alL
There was a fcirfal. dreadful silence for
three quarters of an honr, when Col.
Isaac Ilnras announced that 15 followed
A. This quiet remark seemed to stir the
bile of the Secretary, aud he jerked out
"AdJlsou." But that was the straw that
broke the catne.s back, and they were
bail!", luirfu'.ly stuck. After a half hours
consultation among a number, it appeared
to strike one of ihc.u worthies that there
was such a thing as a newspaper, and he
rushed out to procure one ia which the
returns of the last Jiepubiicaii Primary
Election were given. All now went along
smoothly until Somerset twp.. was reach
., , i in. . -it-... ill
e-.i, men ..o.. nugus uau i iu. aucu,
rose up." The trouble was, there were
two iets OkCitlegfilcs asiung lorautuutance,
there w ere claims of unfairness and cheat
ing ct the ilei-gaie election, x inaiiy, to
prevent an expose of the way the election
was held, ths four ikletrates retired and
agreed ca a cvmiprjiuis?. One of the del
eratss moved to dear the room and close
he doors. Several of the delegates opposed
the motion. The question was put amid
loud cries of "XonothhiL's," and lost. It
was agreed to nominate ail candidates riVrt
voce wuh the exception of Commissioner
and Audilcr.
On tue fourth fcakot for Commissioner
Kauch and Philson led all competitors and
were declared the nominees.
The candidates are:
Piothoiiotary John O. Kimmell.
Sherifl Samuel Wilt.
Pegister and Ilecorder J. O. Stoner.
Treanirer. Jacob I . Walker.
Conunis-ionirs. Henry ll'iuh, Pail;
Phiison.
Per House i recto: r, Christian Miller.
Auditors. Gf-r-'- Thomso;i. and Vi.
F. Hoover.
V;w is t.;e time, when ad nature is
s::,iiing and I'rcshwilh the dt-ws and in
cense of heaven, to enjoy a morning or
ever.inr: jaunt to the country. For this
purpose Shank's mare will be found abct-t.-r
r.ppetizer than I.e.; se and conveyance.
M::. Jou:; I.i-:;;.v, who resides on
Virginia street I , lan l, has in his posses
sion ::' ot the u.o-t uui pie natural curi
osities We have ever seen. Itisacorn-
c-o,, shared pre-ei.-ely like a human hand.
The coo is about the size of a lady's hand,
r.n l is a i-eifect copy of a right hand,
v. i:h tin gets and thumb complete. The
-shape i")uhl not be more perfect; even the
curve in the Wi'i.-t. the knuckles and fin
der r.ails are represented faithfully. The
c.irn was grown on the Farnsworth farm,
near Buekhannan, I'pshur county. West
Virginia. Mr. Laishley secured it on a
recent visit to Bui khannon, and has as
tigned it a prominent place in his highly
prized cabinet of curiosities. This might
lie consider:'-1 another link of the Darwin
'Jiwmv. ami omu eullr.isiastic evobition
i's could a.sily trace i::r line of rwcnt'
from a field of roasting care. WhttUng
Mf -s l'os Flick, n young lndy residing
in Allegheny tow nship, bad the mistor
tune to fall some six years ago ia such a
way as to break out one ef her upper front
teeth, but what became of the missing mo
lar it was impossible to determine, as it
could not lie found anywhere. ISor was
the mystery any less a mystery during all
the time intervening from the day of the
accident up until some two or three weeks
ago, when M1.-S P.ose blew her nose, not
for the first time, however, and singular
as it may seem, the missing tooth Hew out,
much to the surprise of the young lady
herselt and of all others acquainted with
the facts. Where the tooth found lodg
ment for so long a time we do not of course
pretend to know, but we are assured that
no inconvenience, or indeed any sensation
diselo.- iug its presence was ever experienc
ed by the young lady ia question. Frce-
Tnit following item, concerning the
grow tli and prosperity of a town has been
going the rounds ot the press and we
give it as a local well worth the space it
oocupits:
The secret of the urowth of anv place
; is mainly owing- to tue inducements and
'encouragement held out to strangers to
(settle nmongthem. Encourage active and
j worthy men, whether they have money
or not
Their labor ah ne is worth monev.
The rear end of a passenger train on
the Pittsburgh, Washington Jc Baltimore
railroad was caught by a water spout on
Tuesday afternoon, near Bridgeport, about
fifteen miles faom Cumberland, and al
most swept from the track. A gentleman
who was on the train states that immedi
ately previous to the fall there was a loud Stimulate every legitimate enterprise by
rumbling sound, and the appearance or a ! S'-ving it all the incndh- a:.l in your pow
water s. This spout broke, the outer i " Cultivate a pubuc spirit and help
ed-e eatehij; the rear car, a; stated, and i3"01lr neighlior. It he is in (lunger of
the main body sweepini: down on the ! breaking don n, help him up. If he gets
us. rt u i.e:oie iuu haion n, sei iiiin
on his feet; his misfortune is to !e pitied,
track. The mountain side was flooded
nmiarcntlv two or !hrri leet in ih nth ;:n 1
the rush of water carried immense rocks ' 211,1 1' talent and labor are worth money
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l t.WAi.n county cat has in.':ie-a!id
tic- her :-:!; f hi r lace by Vanquishing an
: i.agk'. 'i'l.e bir.l ;'uke.t pas-y up in his
:. -vs, the ether day, and flew skyward,
ic.i tin- cat go? a linn clasp in ihe't-agle's
breast with l.er ciav. s, and, finally, alter a
:kr e trugk, the bir J tettle-S down over
a ceigh'.ioring Ug. On reaching the water
ilicc.t relaxed her hold and t m am ashore,
wi.iie the eagle shot upward, evidently
I rlad.to be ridol so uglvacust-jtuer.
Lt '.'it Delia's t.f C.:rtin township
; lay im- a !e .v tun .-s ou the piano the
atternoi-n, turned to leave the par
i hen the w as horrii'ie-d to behold an
-e t..av; suake curled upon the car
bers'. k-. With great presence of
:.e (.:.:( tly s.ir otuem d Per brother
-a killed the reptile. XiVft.K.V
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i ::rt 1 1.::::.; :..u i.tt.e woman resides ia
IV try To'.vn-i.i;'. Ik-rks County, and her
i::.:.:e is llme'.l-ie Mcligei. She was thirty
three wars eh! oa the IcSlh cf March last,
is tl.iriv-sc.ea inch'' hi-'h, and' weighs
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"y-seicn 'i;:nds. Her growth cease-d
.i r l.c wais three y ears old. Her body
we,; p:. iir:ioued, and she is intelligent
a a ple.w:.i ci'iiit-ai?i-.ia.
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Idhvg r xt :tix r to P
ii. tiu:n i .i the crrt-t.; Ilarse Ex-
.., ; kn.-i.r. f the tso;:.er-et and Mineral
" " ! P int i:a:!rort!! ran or! the track on Thurs
ei iy A h.st wei U. The t ria taned down
iiie graue at a terrihe rate of speed.
LlV-- oio:.: uamtLtlly Ilauss-rd up the
rt ::k. 1 at i.r.diug that he liad lacke-d the
wrcr i Le ipimxnl from the train.
per ran partly down the incline.
pd the track, lanei.ag in Mr.
irarc.en. Laii.v writ Lin
elown to the railway, damaging the road
bed so that trains were delayed several
hours.
The Wrong Side of (be JSeriiiiaa.
On the down hill side of line, which an
old medical writer quaintly terms "the
wrong siile cf the meridian," when the
f.inctions decay r.nd the frame gradually
bends under the weight of years, ths sys
tem reqiiirrs to le sustained nnder the
burden imposed upon it. Innumerable
physical ailments ar.d inti; mities then
press upon it to w hich it had been in ear
lier life a stranger. The surest and pkas
antcst support and solace of declining
years is found in llostetter' Stomach Bil
let?, long rce-ognizcil as the most whole
some and agreeable of diffusible stimu
lants, the nnst potent of tunics and altera
tives. The aged and infirm may place
implicit confidence in this invigorating
elixir, which not only checks those mala
dies to which elderly persons sre pecu
liarly subject, but ia a iiieasureri Lu.lsthe
encroachment of time Itpn the cv.v.itn-lion.
A MMiil.n of persons were
last week, charged with making ru
ing counterfeit money. Among tut;
be-r were Dr. Milton 11. Fronk, a I-
reeled
pass
n'sd '
th r !
I..
iluirdi'l..
ill eni-ous j
radishes.
II, i-
-li
te-'' ,
It is i.e.J.er clarity or cood jnilicv to
evntii ..utc auyd-in-at mil toward nwintlin-
og lui; inn.qe wiio are now coin from
ius ,ijysieian ia Allegheny ity, ana a
young man named David D". Davis. Jr., a
letter carrier connected wilh the Alleghe
ny P istoflice. Both arc reported as form
erly belonging to this county. tjuUeuucnt
ly Mr. tphr.am Langtitt, i. Plic, Bcai'er
county, was also arrested as being en
caged in the same business. Ik- and
to'.itC community. Lesales, it may some
itayLei ur turn to need a corresponding
sympathy. Let us speak well ot our
neighbors. Talk well of our town, of its
growth, its prospects, its advantages, and
iu short, of everything likely to promote
its welfare.
Ot it enterprising grocers, Messrs. Cook
& Beerits, have taken pcitsc-ssion ot their
handsome new building, on Main Cross
street. These gentlemen first commenced
business in the basement ef the Lutheran
church i:i April 17:2. with a capital of
?1,5W. I a common with a cumlier of our
citizens they lost heaviiy by the fire of the
tub of May, Immediately after the
fire they erecteel a shanty on the Hugus lot
oa which they continued to lo business
until the night of Niovenit r oth, 1(74,
w hen they were again burnt i t, their loss
being some SilOO greater than their insur
ance. Not discouraged with their second
loss, however, they resumed business im
mediate! i- in a small store room ol the
j Mammoth Block, purchased the site of
j their second place from Col. Ilugus, and
i immediately commenced the ertUwn of
j the handsome building which they now
occupy, a ic.ii.iiing anke creditable to its
owners and the town. Their present build
ing is an ekgant two story brick house 40
x;. The lower story Las been fitted up
as two store rooms, one cl which they
now occupy. f you want to see ope ot
the finest rooms in the county or to pur
chase anything ia the. line of gTocerie-s or
feed, or" sec two clever and obliging gen
tlemen give them a (rill.
i peirts, for a Superintendent cannot approve
j incorrect statements, nor will the depart
I incut receive them. The District Sccrela-
! ries will please forward to
c,..,.aMiiniiimnt (IS rurlv
addres.- until further nothx; will be Glade,
Somctset county, Pa.
J. B. WmrKEv,
. mtm . Co.Supt. '
The spring term of the Somerset Acad
emy closed on Friday last. I:i the evert
ing an exhibition was given under the
auspices of the Academy Literary Society.
It had been contemplated to have regular
commencement exercises, but for a num
ber of reasons that project had 'to be aban
doned. The exercises of Friday night
were such only as aro held by the society
every Friday afternoon.
The first thing oa the programme was a
welcome song by a large classof the pupils.
It had been intended to treat or bore
the audience with a welcome address, but
as the young man having this part of the
programme in charge tailed to put ia an
appearance, the audience were obliged to
listen to the balance of the exercised im
welcomed. A number of extracts were read from
the Academy Gazeliec by iu editor Miss
Nellie Colborn. Some of them were very
well written, a parody on Sheridan's ride,
particularly attractinsr our attention. Like
the rest of the fraternity they know how
to use the scissors.
George Baer delivered a declama
tion entitled "The lost pantaloons." The
piece is of a humorous turn, and was well
rend' red.
"Temper" was the subject cf a well
written anil well read essay by Miss Pla
Enable.
George It. Scull read "Jim Biudso," and
afterwards "Little Bill," by request.
Judging from the manner in which thev
were received by the audienco, they were
well read.
The "Fashion" of the evening was next
set by Miss Sue Schell, at least that was
the subject of her essay, which was a pro
duction which would have elone her cred
it in the most fashionable- of our seminaries.
The "Song of Anticipation," (a song by
a young lady of twenty, anticipating the
mo when she will he an old maul) was
read by Miss Mary Baer. Had Miss Mary
ever so just a cause to anticipate such a
fate, the way she rendered the piece was
enough to convince any one that such fears
were groundless.
Miss Mary Scull next told ot "the v reek
of the Hesperus" ia a manner highly grat-
liying to the atidfince.
Mi.ss Sarah bchrock sang "Autumn
Leaves," iu such a modest manner aud
with such a sweet voice, that every one
was delighted.
"Marco Bozaris" was n:xt inputted to
strike for the green graves of his sires"
by Mr. Albert Conrad.
I he "Jlistory ot somerset was given
by Miss Sarah Schrock. It was aa ele-
ant satire, and highly appreciated.
Misses Sue Schell, Carrie Baer, Sarah
Sehrock, and Nellie Colborn next appear
ed in the roll of Mermaids, -and favorrd
us with the "Mermaid's Evening Song."
"The Yankee Girl" was read in true
yankce girl style by Miss May Coffroth.
"Boys caught lt next trom .Miss Carrie
Baer, and to have listened to her one would
have thought bova were naught but aa
encumbrance. But seeing Miss Carrie
walk arm in arm with a boy, after the
performance slightly spoilt the spirit of
the thing. Thore was but one objection
hat could be urged against this essay, and
that was it was too short.
Mr. Jacob Miller recited one of Ilar-
baugh8 Pennsylvania Dutch poems enti
tled, "Der Be-lschnickle," in a fine manner
to the great amusement of the crowd.
1 his school, under the i.ianagement ol
Prof. Scha:ffcT and liis assistants is pro-
retsing finely, and relieving a long led
want for better educational facilities for
our town. The school has grown rapidly
and it is thought the fall term will le
even better attended than the one just
closed.
A Trip to Somerset.
A representative of this journal enioved
a trip to Somerset last week. A visit to
that delightful locality in the summer sea
son is fraught with interest to tho lover of
thm pktorMi. .1 hmUu! i- liillllrc,
and an occasion of peculiar pleasure to one
who is partial to the creature comforts.
The route to Somerset is via the Pitts
burgh, Washington and Baltimore Kail
road to Mineral Point, aud thence to the
objective point over the Somerset Rail
road, a distance of twelve miles from its
junction with the first named road. The
scenery along the route through the moun
tains is grand bevond description. At
Mineral Point our friend Wollersbergcr is
always found ready to refresh the inner
man w ith a tip-top lunch and a cup of de
licious coffee.
From Mineral Point the visitors reached
somerset by way of the Somerset Ilailroad
twelve mile jaunt, as we have stated.
over a well ordered railway and through
a most delightful country. 1 he trains oa
this road connect with all trains on the
main line, cast and west. For the benefit
of visitors durins the summer season a
new arrangement is to. be adopted fur the
convenience of parties residing ia the city.
whese lamilies arc summering at Nmier-
set. If the business men of the city de
sire to bo with their lamilies on the'Sab-.
bath, by telegraphing to Gen. A. II. Cof
froth, President of the Somerset Branch.
train will le sent from Somerset down
to Mineral Point to meet the train on the
main line which leaves Pittsburgh at 7:lo
p. Jr. This will enable visitors "to reach
Somerset at 11:30 p.m. Returning, the
train leaves Somerset Monday morning
at six o'chx'k, and rescue Pittshurgh at
11 a. m. This is a good arrangement, and
parties desiring a convenient summer re
sort for their families in one cf the most
delightful regions in the State should make
a note of it.
At Somerset the visitor will find Hill's
hotel, a new structure, situated in the
Diamond, ready to receive them. This
house contains alxout sixty rooms, and al
though not entirely finished, Is ready for a
limited number of visitors. Tho entire
building will be ready for occupancy about
the first of July. The locaiion of this
hotel is the finest in the town, and there
is not an undesirable room ia the house.
Hill is a capital host, and his guests are al
ways provided with all the comforts that
money can procure.
We cordially commend Somerset to ail
who contemplate spending a few ilays.or
weeks in the mountains. The town is sit
uated more than two thousand fett alxne
the level of the ca : the days are pleas
antly warm,- and the nights delightfully
cool, making it a desirable resort for health
and comfort. There are first class livery
stables In the town, so that those who de
sire a pleasant drive in the mountains can
be accoramodatcd with 6tylish teams and
showy and comfortable vehicles. In Bhort,
Somerset is one of the nicest summer re
sorts attainable to Pittsburghcrsin a day'
. l-r:t. Ihrn ivrll but.
Tr.E cnowD
M r,ia VV"''1'1;1" was quiet and orderly, there l-eing but a
l" , , JS-". ja singlo drunken man on the ground, a
rxs.i :i4e. -- ftt w hich certainly siieaks well for the so-
PLANING MILL
The nn lcr-lnisl ii ;,rc Mf
cf wl Horn risjuin-J
I ' f iriii-h ail irl!
For BuiMin Purpose!'
SITU AS
brictyofthe srood people of that neigh- ' -,rT,
borhoc.l. Iu the afternoon an .ii'i.u.
r looking;,
i no. r o
ADMtESS
Xcic Advertisement.
XF.CUTOR'S NOTICE.
i
it.
li. a.
Ijt'.tir tp.Oara.'niarly
N-en runrml t, th nn i
'hvri r, u..t!" is hrrvl.v
It to u.aiio iujineOi i i
claims ax-imst il ti r-.-i'it lhi-ni
cl l.ir .(Uriiirnt in r ri-Uj.Juiv ;i
Him, in jen::cr lownirep.
HK.VKY L, KMVft
! li LX'Kt i V. W.coVl !
t.ie h.trir.3
I-T AH
rai-nt. i.-t "'''"-i !
iy iio.. iV1in-
. ..I, St Ki.rv-.
W is delivered by A. J. Colborn Esq. The
speaker was listened to wilh marked at
tention and several times intenuptcd by
the applause of the crowd. Mr. Colborn's
remarks were brief and to the point, and
were delivered ia his usual happy manner.
Alter thj address the members of the order
formed in procession and marched down
t the town where they were disbaniled.
In the evening a meeting was held in the
school house, the molest price of admission
being a quarter. A. J. Colborn was elect
ed President and introduced Dr. Hickok
ot Bedlord, who delivered a
LECTURE
oa Odd Fellowship. The Doctor devoted
the greater part of his lecture to answering
objections against the order. Ho was
very explicit and made many points plain
wiucli hereto'.ore a ere shrouded in dark
ness. l he jieycrstlale brass riia was in
attendance with the evident intention of
enlivening the time. All had been well
enough had not one of the members over
burdened with w ind blown a blast that
had it been blown ia front of Jerico, Dot
only the walls but the entire cily had crura
Ltc-u.
AstONG the fancy stock on the Dougliiss-
ville farm of E. 1J. Plankington, Esq.,
proprietor of the Madison House, Potts
town, is a diminutive looking cow, which
he calls his "mountain goat." The cream
from this cow- is so rich that the least agi
tation turns it into butter. We are told
by a gentleman who was visiting the farm
a-day or two ago, that some butter was
needed for the supper table, when the lady
of the house took some of the cream from
this cow's milk, and with a few stirs with
a knife in a few minutes had as fine butter
as he ever tasted. The cow does not give
a great deal of milk at a time, but what
she does give is remarkably rich ia quali
ty. PoU-otrn Led'jcr.
The town authorities determining tha
their light should not be hid, are having a
number of street lamps put upabouttown.
They arc placed as hollow s : '
1 on the Academy corner.
1 at the corner of tbe Presbyterian
Church.
1 oa ihe Hugus corner.
I on the comer i.f Church Alley, at
Kcis . 's.
1 o : the. Jonas Cook corner.
1 oa the D. J. Horner corner.
1 at the mouth of the alley between the
uweiiingsof Ed. Kitrnan and John Ena
ble.
1 on the Stutztnan corner.
1 on the Sanner corner.
1 on tho Benford corner.
1 at mouth of alley between A. G. Mil
ler's and W. B. Coffroth's.
1 at Colborn's corner.
1 at alley .between Herman Cunning
ham's and John We'uner's
1 on the Geo. Cunningham corner.
1 or. the school house corner.
1 at Coffroth's furniture establishment.
1 at the corner of Main Cross and Patri
ot streets at a vacant 1 t.
Besides these private parties are putting
up lamps. The Commissioners will have
one placed in front of the Court House,
Jos. Zimmerman one in front of Express
otlice, Geo. Taynian one in front of Somer
set house, and W. B. Frease one on the
Cf.sebcer corner.
This is, we understand, but a begin
mug; it lscxpectetl that lamps will be
put up in all other parts ot the town wheio
they are needed, as soon as possible. It
is a gi d step, aud w ill add much to the
attraction of the tow a.
Uladc 1 tenia.
Lofty aspirations Mr. Augustus Lan
dis is a'.xnit to erect a new house upon
Laurel Hill in the northwestern part cf
Jchersou
Mr. Simon Hay of Jefferson has just fin
ished a new house, an. I also has a larn
nearly finudied. .
Mr. Job a M. Kim:u:d of Jefferson is now
working a lime-slowe quarry which is
SASH",
SCRULL WORK,
&C, AC, AC,
a: fa-.-n p:i. as will mak it to the a.ivaataze of
iiiuiurrs ia give him e:ii bvt xe purchasing i;l-
UV1V. 11D .13 aUi.JHQtl
The Cash System-
and a (Treat re-J action will N m ulo la the price ol
nil nuiA i.. i fituiu mirijr HUTU.
Ho ai?i Rircs notice U th..i-'in.lclte:l to him
that their aco.unta n:u.t ho i"".tkj t an early
day. or he jhali be obliged to enforce collection by
uiitur uicnus.
julv"
ISAAC JO.N'ICS.
Norma! School.
The public Is tiTi-by r .-peetfulty Informed that
a schoui conducted on the principles ol one bear
inir the above title, will be opened at Hoorers
Tille, Somerset county. Fa., Auirust &1: ls,5, to
continue in eaaioa ten weeks. Thorough instruc
tion will be. (fiven in all branches usually tit u tit
in the common schools of the county. Also in the
loliciwini; hiqhcr branches, ii desired, viz: Alsro
bra, CH-omeiry, liouk-kerplnir, Natural Fhilosu.
pby, Fhyaiolouy and Ulietonc. Tuition for tho
entire session ol tea weeks trom 44 to fd, accord
intf to irraiie of scholarship. Students an enter
at any time during the .-8Sion. but do deduction
will tie made l..r the part ot tho session which
may have passed, unless it has been half. Abun
dant accommodations for the boarding ot stuilcnts
can be obtained in private lamiilesol tho village
and surroundln virinity at trim fa' to$g.5ipcT
"cia. ci'l luiiiici iiiu.riii.il i.'ii .111. in'Stl
J. W. WKAKLANI),
jaly7 leather.
s
IIEltll-l".-5 8ALLS.
yielding a good qt:
and quantity.
Mr. Cassimer Cramer of Middlecreck
has a new house under headway and it is
to lc an ornament to that locality.
Dr. II. I). Moore's house in Xew Lex
ington is undergoing repairs, which he ex
pects to have completed ia a short time.
Last Tuesday nighf, near Mineral Point,
one ol the freight trains, westward bound
on the Pittsburg and Connellsville Rail
road left two cars behind, upon the track,
an l a following freight train came in con
tact with them, and totally demolished
them, also doing much damage to the col.
liding train. ' Further particulars arc not
yet known.
Wm. S. Myers, residing in the northern
part of Mil ford, i.i erecting a ne-.v house.
Mr. P. Wo'u'. ntdierger, ot Mineral Point
is opening a vein of iron ore, which is nine
feet ia thickness.
Several pic-mcs were hel l in the vicini
ty ot New Ccntreville last Saturday.
The Ev. Lutheran church at New Cen
tre vlllc is in perfect order aad is in need of a
pastor. They have received a letter from
I lev. A. J. Crigler, w ho has presided in
Knoxvilk, Iowa.
Dr. V,'. II. H. Gardner, of New Ccntrc
viile, is erecting a new office adjoining
Vought's hotel, and he also has his house
under repairs.
2IARIliri.
RIXGLETt MYERS. On the 27 day
of June P573, m the evening at the house
of the groom by Rev. Samuel Lowrr, Mr.
Jeremiah Ringler, ot Stone-ycreek twp., to
Miss Mary Myers, of Allegheny twp..
both of this County and State.
MERLEY IIELMAN. June $7 1873
by H. J. Boy is Esq., Mr. John Merk-y of
0.uemahor.'ing twp., to Miss Mary Hedman
of Shade twp.
SOSr.USET JI.IBKET
Corro:te ! ty IV. F. Altfatiuch k Co.,
M ALerj is
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLCUS & FEED,
liy virtue of sun.lrv writs of Fieri F.vl;is, Iev3
li Facias and Veniltti.ml Fxponas lssud out.f
ineCvourtot Common llcasoi vuier't taiuntv.
Fa., and to mo dins-ted, 1 will exin.-Mi to sal nv
puUlic outcry, at the Court licij, ux Somerset, ou
Friday, (he Kth day of July, 1875,
at 2 o'clock p. m.
All the riirat. tiile, lutcrest an 1 claim of Jatues
A. JlcKiniie, ol, in and to the ioilowin descrined
real estate, viz:
A certain lot of irrounJ situate in Mevcrs lala
borough, Somerset coitnly. Fa., cmtaiuiug 't ai-re,
more or less, wilh a Iwo story Irani uMi-liim;
house thcre.ni envied, adjoinlie lot ot Thus, r rost
and froutiu'j ou liigli street, wuli the appurteiiu-ecs.
Taken in cxc-ullon as tnc iror,-rtf 01 James A.
McKiiiiie at the suit ot liamel siiuiiz el al.
ALSO
AH the rih!, title, interest and claim of Itcn-.i.
mia hq, ol, iu aud to the luiiowni dserioed
real dilate, viz:
A certain tract of Ian I shuato In Shade town-
shiii, Somerset county. Fa., otiiaiiuntr luo acres,
more or jess, ol which there are aouut 5i acres
cleared an 1 aoout lu acres in meadow, with a two
scry los uwellm house and lo barn (hereon
erected, adtoiniui; lan.is of Adam iierkcvt.iie. I(-
vid Loiir, lleury J-j1u.mii aud others, with the ap
purtenances. Taken in ex-cntion as the property of Keiijamin
La peal the suit ol John J. Jschi-O,
AsiLiO
All the ri'sht, title, iniereit ami claim oMK-orze
Felix, ol, lu aud lo the following uesi.ribed real
es-.ate. viz:
A ceruiiu tract of lan l situate in tshada t..wn.
ship, Somerset county, l"a., eoiitniiiiuit lo acres,
more or less, of whicti there are atiout (So acres
cieareu ami aoout l'j acres In meadow, with a two
story log itweniii bouse and bank barn Uicreon
erccteil, a.J.iili:n lan.is ol Juhn Shuulii, W m.
Oiilhaiu, J..iiathau Hull and others, with the ap
purienauees.
lakeu in execution as the propir'.v t.f Oeore
FeiLX al the suit ol W m. C'hr'-uiaii. ' 3
Al.S)(i
All tho rtirht, title, ibter.it and claim of J.m.
Siuuman, ot. iu aud to the toiiowiLg deseriocd
A ci.-riain tract of laud situate In Soui-rJct Tp.
ouuicini, i-iuuij. a., containing iu acres, mre
or less, witn a two story 1 uweliimr house and
barn tuereon erected, a.ljoimnic lauiw ol lleury
H..U.... I I. 1 ...... At.. . .. . . J.
.....u, o .-.ni, i-Aitn.jiT nuntcr. jun.. and
liaulel leuoadii, witu the appurtenances.
taken in executK.n as me property of Ji.nas
SLuuuian at me suit el lianicl i;iue1s.
AL.VJ
All the re-dit, ti:l-?. interest an 1 claim oilfeore
ilummer, oi, in aud to Uie following described real
es.ate, viz:
A ceriaia lot or irrou;al si'.nr.te In Faint town
shiji, Somerset county, Fa., c-in'anninij '. acre
iu-.ru or les, with a one story Irame dwelling
house (h. re.m erw-Psi, adjoining lands ul Kore
Kautliuau and Aloacs Joiius, with the ai.nurte
nanecs. 4
Taken in cxecstion aj the property or Oc rae
Eutnuu-1 at tue euit vl Jacob lierkevule,
AU-s(
All the riM, title, interest and claim of Lvl
Wnucset, ui. la ana to the louowin-z described
real es:at, viz:
A certain tract of land situate in Jenner town
ship. Somerset, county. Fa., con tain in :r tw., ,.reJ
more or less, all cleared, aojoiuinu Ixnos of Hnrv
r, juiB.ir una urerli-oun? & sl.ysuwn turn
pike, wlLia Ut Ml.purlmiarw;..
v7 .i " ,f1.,"'ut100 M the property ef Levi
.. - , . Jlm-i;r.
AlSO
Ail the rigRt, title, interest and claim ol Sam.
uei -seupjen, ol, m ani to the r..ii,ri i
We Avill
send the
CTATEMKXr of G. F. I-, tax
k7 lor s..nirt't townst.i'i r.r ls. j.
(fmss amount or dapli-ato
ci:.
I!y exnncratl.u.s j .-. ))
Hy C"mmisst..n of ;t., t f ,r c-1 71 oi
Fail Tre.is. prn.i ,:.: ; i, ,
Faid ttalan.se, to cl' ' j m; ics
Simon f 'harper iez. Tre.i.ar-sr "t S-m.-Schxl
Board b.r l'.i, and tn.ii:u Ju::o 7,
Am.mnt recelTci! fnta fi rtncr Tr-a.
Militia bnes tmn Xiaiti K .N'rrs
Sch'iol appp'prt iti-.n from s.;tc
Militia, nnrs Irom l. M. .Neil
Amount tri-m e't. F- ix-nner, eol'.ceti-r
!!:
ls" '
fit: J V)
n ;.i
ill ,;j
cn.
Ps.i l salaries ro teachers ..
Paidtj. F. lN-i.ncr i.r mlletimi'
Kx..nerati..ns id,we. o.il,-.-t..r
Fat.l ui,..at.-iUll,iur,1: w, j,
are worthless.. .
Kcirs paid at Samuels'-h..use
Paid lorfUcL rcivairs. kV..'.
HaLon bands and pai.l oviVto
uen i reasurcr
P. HEFFLKY. Jd:i:
Sere!,iry.
Junes
end.n Jane J. Lit
StXO-I CHOBPE.VISO. Tnz vst UKP..
lr. Ti am't rcceive-1 from I.Tmi-rTroas j j'j ;
lintii iwtiieil trvm colli-ct..r ol sci:.-,l
tiliXes - ,
Toam t n. viie.1 from miiltia tines it -r 'Ti! . 71
To am't in-eireil fr.n, ..., . n... .... --. -.
To am i received fri-m s.i:o ,..'.'.,.' a i " i.i
it ami;.
I'p-sMi- ,lt.
ETTLKM K. 1' ol account, of tho. 1
' ss-noonaies .,r s...mi'rset tuw:
lii'ircr 1
S'tll.l Vi
'R. Hy ain't of orders i.a
lly ex..mra:i..ns o:i uni.ated Li ml
Jo.'gl lo
or-lers
Lai. in I.
n is ol l'rca-'urer
. ." 1
'.t.:6 oo jl v
. S!c. tr.
Tp. l,:rk.
'TAT EM F.NTof:
S
1-;
j : "t. iv,i,rn;.
lll.MiY li. I
tir.l . M'.VNi M.l.i;.
A'fcilti
tho Sjj rvi -
'Somerset Tp., ..r tha ear emit
Jie
TiVJAHIX ST'.T'.
f r. To am.mnt of dti'i! h-ate.
'r. Jty wora on p.a-as
lly s.-Oary .'."...
F venerations.
I..
HERALD
OAVID CASKniiKlt,
Or. To amount of dunli.-ate
'r. liy w.,rk on roads -c l ..i
Hy salary ,
Lioneralioiij i vt;
JAi on jr. WALTt;:-,
To amount r.f d ipticate
real estate, via
a cerean lot ol enuod situ:i;o in the town of
.....u...1c,.-i(,uu-n-tii (uwusr.m, Sumers-i ( 'o
1 a.. e.italuio( t mure or less, wltnaone
story trame dvieiuu- i).,u-e nnd shut maker hop
thereon creeled. aUjuiuicir putiln rieid on the w. i
alit-y on tae nortu. roasi u the east, aud lot oi
Samuel Zci-ler or. the South, with the appurte
nances. 1 1
Taken in execution as the pr,.p.:rty of Samuel
SHhreck at t-o suit ol w. U. ItcUley, u.-c !
Singer jemus Aiaehine Co. J
AL.s.t
All the rlL-ht, title, interest na I claim of Win.
B. Humoen, oi, in aau t.uhe loiiowinjr deseriued
real tsta'.c, viz:
Acertaiu tract of land situate In the rillaire of
Summit .Mail', Soajcreei county, fA., coutaiuiiia
U acres, more or less, all cleared, with a three
story summer hotel, m.vii s ( , f hM ,wt ,Dll
m pth ol 40 leet, with a l' t.,ry back buildniK; l
xo attacned. taereoa eii-ti, ailj..inin lau.isi.1
tplira.'m .tinier. V i low Ferrel and otheis". with
tlio appurterianecS,
Tnkeuiiieiecuiii.n as the property if Wca II
Htimtiert al me .mi ci t.iaar-a Ktim and .Martin
ttuiJle, uom-i busiuctsas Kelm x W m.ile, ct al
ALSU
All the rii;'at ti:ic, interest an 1 claim or El
ward 111 tine r, ol, in aud to thu luliuwuitr ucscried
real estate, vu: j
A certain tract of land situate in Middlecreck !
aad Jetterson lownsnips, Somerset count r, Fa .
cJataiuiu IJu acres, more or less, ot wiucli there
are auout la acres cieare.1, with a dwelling house,
barn, saw mill aio mii,-r .Hiii.ntM:,,..
erected, adjoimu? lan.is,,! Abraham Waiker. La
zarus Itocis'.ctitr and Samuel Fletcher, with ine
apt'Urtenaiiccs.
laken ui cxwutioa as the property of EiiwarJ
Burner at the suitoi lianiei A. Fletcher, Henry
Fie.cher.l.atiiariue Furnuon..N h Fletcher, Su
san Fleu her, heirs ut laniei Fletcher, deceased.
Nut iCL. Any person pur'-baisinii; at the above i
sale will please take uot ice that ten percent ol the
purchase money will Lv re.iuir.-l ,i i.- n . ii,e
pMperty is kuuekeU down, oiiorrwise it will aifain !
ue cv;,iei io saie-. i ne resi.iueot tho pureuase
ui-ucy must be paid on or before the tth dav ol
Ausrust. lvi, lha Uay tixci by the Court lor 'the
ackrHiwIedcnv-nt of Shenrl's deeds, and nudeed
ill le aeknoWieilired until the nurcnase muuev U
paid in iul:.
OLJVER KXEPPF.K.
jno-S) SUerT.
to any one in
the eoimtv.
from the 1st
of J nly until
the week af
ter the No
vemher elec
tion for
I'r.
I r. lly w.jrk on roa.
Hy salary
Fa.meratiops
OAtiatEI. WALK:t
In. Toam.unt of duplicate
Cr. l!y w ,ii p,is ,
Ky salary
Fxonerati. us WW'.'.'.'..'.'.'.
Halan-.-e on ban 1 Irom iat year. . .
Faid ta. f wnslup au iUi.rs'l..r s.-t-tlinir
ac--.ii:nts
r:i-i ip. r.t-ra ior sei-vs-ps
Foid for b.s.ks. soitK.narv. i- "
townshi;.
. (It! J,
.-.il'.
Balance .tue
'
I 0.1
:; ai
': ia
C. 31. s:.av, r.
d p. Clerk.
JUCgJ
JAi'. tI. WALIKl;,
HW.NKV Yin m;
iLel. Sl'A.Nijl.t l.
A i :.:-.-
W. H. LEmon
XO. 45
Smithfleld S
PITTS.I3URG, lV
treet,
.Vi .u .
er as ! .te.ii-r ia
FUEKLTOEK
i.All t':.e ncwrst Srvtn r.f Ft'KN IT1 K Ft I
store and . sa!a. imr rfcamher and parlorst
are e,ual lo any in tic: cay. and at u.iiutar price-.
JuneJ:; i i
BLOOD
The IiUK-)r is the LIFE, nn-l
it it is impure, the whole sytem.
;il be ill-.-aJ.sl. V.'i cannot,
mirity a stream while tfi. sprit;
is corrut.l: neither can r...i o-i-
part irorl health to llie human hodr w'hi.r tn-
1.1. m1 is i..nvevin the se...:s :.t il.-a-e'fo alt p-ir; s
of it. Ther. .'.r-Ft KII Y the liUI. au-l na
ture will heal the -li-ca-e. ., r.:.--.i.!v hase-.-.r
l-en .li.nsuveri.it which has c.'ic.-ted si, ;:..a; a nuai
tier tr jicriaaneiii cures as
IaIaMjDSE-aT'3
Improved rIood Scarclier.
. n f. :
. Frr
J
& rO CIS
paid in ad
vance.
SSIGXEE "S NOTICE.
Samael S. Shaffer and wlfo havinsr made Tul-
nniary asiirnment of all their property to the un
dersifrned. In trust for tha bcneOl of their credi
U.rs. notise is hereby uiven to all persons iri lebtcl
to said SharTer to make Immediate pavment, aasl
all persons havinic claims airainst Liin will pre
sent them on TueIsy, July aoth. l7i, at the res
idence ol said Shatter at Fri"inbarr. Pa.
ULU. .M. .NFFF.
junela Assignee.
Apples. ,:ri,.. )
Appiebuiter. t gal
butter, fi ti
Buckwheat, n bushel...
Beeswax, V t
Bacon, shoulders, V
Ildes,
Davis have cien bail each in the sum cf
fd.tKH) lor appearance and trial, and arc
therefore now at large. The gang is sup
posed to tie a very estensivc one, and it is
thought that a number of additional ar-i
l.StU'.:T
The Pro;,:, W.it Froo.'
J c re Is OJ i:
.eliJ-. -f sai l
"..li evi-.k IK'C I
1 v l)r
than
P1:V-
.-.-.s, a;.i car: e-s
ef its s.i, .c- and Mirfri,'-r
Irtr.c as l.i.scin v. s U !!;! e;,- Sv;;-. r for
r . I ere Ccf ghs, l". l is . tt'.ej en the P.rccst
Cc.r.-r.r.:; ti a. cr asy ill- a". f the Throat
ot 1 Lit tigs, a ; r.w.f t!:at t..cl is that tnv
er ft a:.icre".r. can get sr.r;p!-" be-uie
I jr p cents r.n.1 try us srj trtor ttTei u le
lore bt.viivg the regular el.---' at i5 cents.
,1 '
it
Try:
it.ivs w .
!J I v G.
i rt.icvc ar.y
W. Bcniord ,
Co.
TiiF. eiingof a bee is naturally more vi
olent than that of a wasp, and wilh some
persons is attended with fatal effects. The
sting of a bee is barbed at the end like a
fish hook, and consequently is always left
In It. ft wi.i.n.t- tt.it , .1 a vcafiit ia rwiinfrtii.
rests will be made this week. 1 ive per- 50 tiiat u can sting more than once, but a
suns Lave a. ready been arrested, and i JO,- j bee cannot. When a person is stunu by a
WO m counterfeit notes, tens and twenties, j itt xho sting be instantly pulled out,
chiefly on the Richmou I (Ind.t National 1 r.,r thn ivn-,.r it miimcin'iutwui..
j Bank, have U-en got hold of by oil leers. . Jcgjr it will pierce ar.d the more poison
1 Ltttrtr Jim ft. .ousitwill bectime. The sling U hollow,
I and the poison uows through it, which 13
Las the the cause ot the pain and icfiumaiion. The
' r j-4 !n it ( fliA ct ; n tv mci t-ip.ia m ur A
, .1 " i ' " '"J- m-UIIUIC til lit 3 . ' V All a.UUg V fcU. sliu3 IH1U1I 1-3 aiciiij
" y ' c agmus are abkr Does aoy one d sire to Lave swiina of hand, fir ii it breaks ia the wound the
m tbt'y sH-k asunce. j oi a lew vecks? AVe.U sothin 13 co-.;cr i he sun s cxlniCtcJ." suck the puncture.
rt 1 'i- - rr li 1 tk-""ulu vau i-iiic nJl VI ; WJi .1 I HUB CJV Hi -iaiiAUa i L2 . ia
- w-m. ' ' r m-w t- j u a.!. L 1 7V . Ui 1 - i II 1 1 JJ . 11 ninMliru lM ILAJ. OaLLllAl
i3tlieYe$liisBecfrsgary.t It you bavtB I a jwl near ! furt, n ill more fully com;iltle tiio enre
Ui?- .o'o. : vj-u, stiould 1 there with rain water and allowed to stand ia ceutmiize it. If the harUhorn it not at
iuq :ug to cl a ..I bot.se the immense Uic yard a few weeki will tnswer Uie pur- band, talaratra can k wet and laid upon
crx p eu wuci. su.-i uno A reeaittg afjen- pos. AUi twp week is required to: the place; and toft toap will often ease the
una in tuat Iocas.t). It K-e-ius, . however, j wake a firkt ckst mcejquito, that is, to de-! acute rain
mat they are not to "work inclined ' and I velon it from the ct lntn a l.iiTTr n.t I i )n . , i.. ,v. rft -iUs.n,l
hat 1! -v i.e,,,;.. lv nn-f.-r to 1- l.t frt-l.t. ' . . ... 7 i ' . "v r"V'v """-J' .
- ,'" , . .1 7 I uoer. ah eutuinauon ui tue suriacc oi ; wasps have httle effect, and it rrreaUy de-
nant water With keen eyes, or Utter ; ptuds ttton the state ot the biood w hether
wiii rrove inturious, ana tr.ese cicini;
i Letiso to Louse
C;js?s out of ten
i to work for
tht.se l.-rt' wh
! Just tew, t-. t
! MosGTTTOES. An rxrhan-'p
'in.. Ill nine ! fiuio inr tea.onnsl.ie hlnis
twiv? tti&t toev wircd :L
ilmr is ia greitt t'u-oiand just cow,
travel indeed, for real, solid comfort a'nd (Corn, ?t.u:-e!.
enjoyment during the heated term, we Corn meal ...
may safely say its equal cannot lie found
in a wet-k s travel. 1,'itUb.ur-jh Cuirwir-(ial.
li ha Iste'v l.-t a :utna!t:c.-d in this tna-
try from Ik-nitary, aud its wonderful ( ca wotuca and children, rather than make i tta
ca.-i-arcastoHish;n to t veryeue tuat us : t-o ei:-'a to proviUc tueniseives uy toil. - Ttiicroscorie. will rpvra,! the : it
J ltre-e cost s rt.iCVC ar v ac. ".t-c ucw.-arioi oi iuc 'i u ux i ateSrc Ot UietO deStrCTCn Of our atiT-irrer : rpttmlw If m,Vil t -!!!
. s .
: z crrc.
A guano picnic wa given l;y Dale
Ixlge. Xj. SID, ot the L Ct of o'.F., ta
July oth, tQ which all the neighboring
lodge! were invited. A large delegation
of i.ld Fellows and their ladies froiii this
place were in attendance. All the loilgcs
ia the county were represented.
The picnic was held in a grove about
one mile north of the town of Mcyesdale.
There were over two thousand people on
the grounds during the day, of which
about one fourth were members of the or
der. THE CE0C5D3.
The grounds presented a strange hut
picturesque scene. IVear the centre a
large platform had been erected for the
speakers and band, to the right of this was
a large platform for dancing, and just back
ot that a flying horse was whirling con
tinuously around, ladened with children
and rural swains and their sweethearts.
Groups ot Odd Fellow decorated wilh
their bright regalia were scattered over
the ground. But the ladies as usual at
tracted all eyes. Never before hve we
seen so irranyccloraj the rr.ia bow would
have stolea quietly inU the background,
aad Joseph's coat'.been 'put to the blush
had they been there ; reel, uiue, wntte, :
yellow, pink and dirty dresses ; haU that
looked like a combination of a flower
garden, truck patch, and orchard. There
was, however, one goou
0LD-EASHT05ED COSSET
on the groun d. It was of gray material
and in the sky-scraper style. The party
that made it lived &'zxizz the reign cf
George III. ' ' - "
THE TABLES
were set in the form of a hollow squaiC
and were literally ladened with good
Calf Skins. .
Clover Seed ?lur.li
Clover See! largs
Calcined Piaster
Dissolved U tie, fi hag 3AJ Is
F.rrirs, fl
Fi -ur. y hid
Flaxseed V bu-.
Hv.iratillc Cement, bid
Lard. 1
Leather, red sole, V? Si
upper
kap, "
Lsnl Plaster fitful
(Oats, f bu
Potatoes. 1 l.u..s.
Peaches, dried, V
Peruvian eiuaou per loo &-s
Kve V ha
Krrs. 'f f,
S.-Jt, No. L bhl.extra
- "ft ba
" Ashtnn, per sack
" I.iTerpoofl
Uroun-I AlhiTn, per sack....
Sugar, yeilow f! a
' white
Suj-ir Phosphate 11 t-air. 2.0 Is..
W'lii; Lime, w W.I '.
Sc
...403 Joe
?jc
lt
3oc
lgc
13
...lisll5c
ft dO
8c
luc
so
....10 00
4 50
....JJO 01
is
so
l so
i -
...... .ISC
..3l'33
7de
toe
B K
Toe
...... .Tae
lc
M SO
1 00
SC
2 -i
V
M 7S
----wai
. fl 00
..ia"jia'
...last He
4 00
....ta:
DMIXISTRATOK-S SALE.
1 ne nnderdimed a.Iministrator of Honrr Ls-hr.
derease.1. will expise at puhlie fctle at ttte late
rasidence of the deceases, iu Ctneuutnonrc ton n
ship, Somerset county, Fa., on
Saturday, JulyH, 1ST.'),
It Is rapldlr ac.-.i:i.-ic- a national remits -
t he cure ol
Scr.tUli.us Atfs-tinr.'anrrT Foircoion
slpeias, li..i i , 1'imples. I irs. S..r K'. e-.
S aid li ad. leitcr. salt Kluuin,'
Mrnieial and all skin Insea-es.
The rem'-ly m a veireui.le. n.i.,:. m..i .m.Ic.:,.
not barm tho m..t tendi-r infant. La.ln-' who -'i:-ler
Irom the letiili'atl,i diseases known as
malei'ompUinta wiil hud siw-ly reiui hy u.;
this reine.ly. Beware os crtireer'.-rs. 'I'l en.i-
ine ha onr name K. F. SKLLKKs. I't.i.. Futs
l.urtt on the Uitroio of each t-otile.
For sale by ait Iiru-isrs and ctinrT itcal.-r.
Th cenniae has our name. -it. K. Seiiers a ( ...i
FlttsMinrU. Fa.," on tho bottom ot e.u !i wripi'-'
june'Ja
,NTFD TO EMPLOY-LIVF. MF.V
travel and appoint County A ifu's U r
Da. KAiteXka a CarAnRn TuEATWi.Tt r.
Warrant-1 tn cnreCstrrh jot ! '.i
J.C.Tir.To.N, l.'..S.x::, S-.,'Fir.t..!,Ji--,i. Pa.
June gd.
WAMEI)
Agents f- r tlic 1 si-tl
lit.: l.rtye ,. .-L ... I ..
the world. Single parkaz". wub elegant ri -,
post paH, jBeents. f orotticrnov.-Pi -s send t.11111.
Address. F. P. UtLCK, .New tedf.-r!, Al ..
New Firm.
FREE OF
POSTAGE.
SHOE STOKE
SNYDER & UHL
Ilarinj pnrcbavod the Mio
More lately ownctl hy
Il.C.Iiecrit.w.
Xew Advertisements.
IN
OTICE.
The tuk-tersiiraed riittcr.s of Cncnahonins Tp..
S .raer't O.unty. Pa , hereby jrive notice that they
will enforce the law airainst any persoiu ft und
tr-soaasina-ou their premises for the purpose of
fishir.s or huntinir, iratDerin berries, ca, Ac.,
a:t-r the "th dtT of Julv. l7i.
WM. SCHNEIDER,
JOSEPH KfX HEiL
W M. BLKKEY.
HENRY S. KEREEY,
jutyT CaEORQE W. ruUlJ.EE,
VLLFjFHEXY CITY TAIK BC-ILDISa fc
1VOOU Te iJSI.i SHOP.
W P2CPLZS, Pn:?EIETC2.
TvSTAULISHED 13r,G.
Kss. 142, 14 & 16 Webtter St., rSllejHeay City Pa
Newels. Bi'ajters. Hand Kails. With yoinU east
and belted ready to Lacjr, fumiahcd on ibart no
tice. In-inireor C.O. BASSJ3, a;nitfuriiBetsrt
aaiviclnitf. . JU'JT
.at 1 o'clock p. m.. tt eijh! Jay clocks. 10 varis car-
pet, t tadtil-a and hridie. 1 set harness, i shot gun.
1 wiml nil. I, lo keelers. i Iron kettles, I copper
kettle, 1 brass kettle. 2 bees, farm implements and
household and kitchen turniture and ana-Ie too
numer.ju, to memi-ai. Terms made kaowa on day
ot rale.
CKAS. A. LOUR,
F. F.UARD.VKk,
jae.XI AJminbitraeorr.
We take pleasure
pat. lie to the iaet
keep constantly
men I ol
in eqltin-. the i
that We hat e re.
-n hand a" c-.a;;
frn:.
in 1 v;
li-o? an
STATEMENT of a-v int of 3. P. Pile, one o
the Supervisors for ill idljcreek township, S-.ru-erset
county. Fa.
Dr. To duplisatc t 22". 83 j
balance due J. F. Pile ou j
i Boots, Shoes
! and Gaiters
t- A in
.!0 Ti
. Z O'J
.. 7 W
. 2 eo
.. 10
Cr. By work done on roads. .
Services a Sujiervisor ,
Five days warnmi; hands
Eioneratt-ms
Am't for credits on Tp. book.
Wm . I. - I...' .. . n i . 1 -. , , 1 I ' ... V
ln . .. , . l, I ,. 1. .... . . . J .
that we liave this day scttie-1 with J. F- Pile, quo
of the Su,rTisora for the aforesaril b.wnahlp. Cor
the yearendinK Tth Jane, Lj.:-;t, a a-1 ia.1 a balance
doe saw supervisor by the township of its.
Witness our hands savi seals iliisTihday of J ace,
l-iTi.
JfrS. J.S AYLOR, ra
Attest: ELI SA lTViK. Iu
C. B. TiIwre. FLTEU U UiFKEY.iu
Township CTk. Auditors.
jaeW. (
L'OTII OF
Eastern and Home Manufacture
4
--ij
as can tie foon l anywhere. We
band constantly a icil U! ; ty . i
POLE LKAT1IEII,
,!1 hav
MOKOCCO.
CALF
-SKIN:
STATEMENT of aer.-srit if Isaaa Barrw. on
:h Supenriaori of Aiiida-creck towaship, S m-ersetcooa-.y.
Fa.
Dr. T. dutiiitate f 42
Or. By wa-k done on roads t 28 ew
Servk-es as Sopemsor 3H 12
Twelve days warning feaous 1 wi
Ei.merati.lics 3 ?
Am i lor credits on To. hook 7(1 (si
Balance doe Township lit 12 t
We, the nmlerslirnesl a a. 11 tors of Middlecreek
tewnship, Somerset eounty. Fa., do hereoy certlly
thai ws hare this day settled with Isaac Itarroo, I
one of the Supervisor i,x the ar-resakl Township.
lr the rear eolinsr 7th June. l:k. au4 tssl a bui.
ance due the town-hip by aaVi Sairiisir of Iti
cents.
Witoese ear kaads aad, seals thas Tib. day of
Jt-ae, lrJ.
JCH. J.SATLsOK, t-l
Attest: U.ISlVIHt. li--l
CRHonu. PETER WI11FKET. (l. a.J
Sbwn.-hip Ci't AliKr-
Kirs,
AND LIS ISO .K
IXS
JkTOTICE. ?
Sealed mfsieji wr!l be reccKc! attaeOma-'
B auuMti' orace. Sotaerati. Fa., nil t. t ete t U oJ j
July, (or the tiatine of the resil on lae CXttrt I
Uoose, By order ol ine j
. JACOB Jf EFT.
jncl? Clerk.
(X all kto-ts. wps a fnti line it
Shoe Finding
Th IIrHK M A ?f Tr F A CT t ' K C DTPA.'-T
TwiU b te taariie of
IN". 15. Snvdcr, Ksq.
Whs se rc-.5ta:li o ior siilaj
j Good Work and GoaJ FHs
j I second to Bo-n fn the StaMt Ttte put tie 1 rv
!sop-(fullv liivncl toe-ail 1w.::im.
I lire are ilei-nnined li. -p ilfl as -J'-l
: best and sell at prk?v as low as tie Wast,
SISTTDEE & TJHIi
ecu
IF"