The Somerset Herald. An ratU. 157 Tilt TiBLt. .utitsrr AxUKfiar-roisr nAitr-oaD. im.anJ atter Monday. " or. I "th. lTt. trains w ill n ssMioWt: UtVB. 6 i a. m. 11 30 a. m- JO a. m. 1 3 p. m. IMf.B. Express Wrt Mail East Mail West.... .3 oo p. m- jj R R ..n't BIXEHAL TOiJT. p. w im p. m. i-O. a. m. 11:13 p. m. 4 50 p. m. TALLET RAILB04. AKKIVK. . . .11 liLDL 1 " P- "t- ta p. m. .a P- m. FRANK Fl'RNKY. tiiren Eat txjOTM Wt Hail Ij- t5aii P f-.n.n .HUH & vCHHillSVUiS Pitlst "SHOKT LITSI- ALTERATION" OF TI3IE. T 5 Kin :i Ar::ii:a Tri iilF. ee: TIME TABLE. ,m ,nl all suaJay.N-v. lith, IT. Trains .,n :hi R 'ad will Iwn aa-1 Arrive tmra L'r't. c.rnt-T 'irant ami V a'-er tret. !V.Uw : DKl VRT. F!TTnrTn;H t:S- a as; vs. rt Ac- 9 i a. in. n,m 30 a.m. T'lfio'i. Mail a.m. y. ii-l Way .- n -sa.ui. M afrrsp-rtA'. r..m 11 "0 a.m. fK.fip-rt A'- r..m 3.15 p m.. 1 uimtuwo A- ..131 3 -" P - M.-h.:nl..t A- n.m - P m- W. Newt "a A-- (-iii i-15 I1-"- M h. -; rt Ae- f..ra P-. Tra-ta Kj... " 1-'"-M -K" .i'r. A- .m 11 1'' P n- A "t 'i'WN'TI Cnun-ii Triun.U'Ai p.m. M. iv(ei'rt A-; nm ' 3'i i.m. W. Ntwi..n A - iMtn T'ir-.uiih lx...'ju a.m. ni.iDi.'o Ac- p..m l'Vla a.m. 1... (U. c tn S:-jO p.in. M-Sv n"""- Al'- ...in 5.10p.m. t'n:-uti n Ac cm & p.m Al KwJ'-Tl A--.m ... 7 "5 p m fhurrh Trum.lo Oi p.m. Central Tieket Offiee, 43 ith Ave Pittsburgh, Pa. t l mvm i b. ecwees. SiXICEXC-l G2.F53. Ail At Alti.ither A; Co's A-Lton. Li .' rT-x 1, cheap. ami Ground Alum and barrel Salt, IIi-i'.E.-T prices paid f r W.-ei i or trade at Megan s F.vervbody sii..e.id buy gn"ds fa: her i Co. and get the advantage prices. At.r. k;n 1-i of j b work d-ne w itl. m ss and ui pati U at the Htu.vl.l) lVoiu x-- r to vi:!i:ig ear's, siarared to i.nler. Ai! e:!sh neat -tTice ; Paper Ik you want -fwnms. or in !a lev Knives. Forks :m tiling i:i tl-.e 11. md Bit r.:n-r's is the ! i.ice to Set it. .1. II. Fritz. County Surveyor. Spe, ial iit'iee day, Saturday. ti;tce in tiieLourt II else, S. meret. PlIoTOC.n KTi's ' Pll T.x.KAI'Ils ui r'-s;;;ned work in my Gallery crset. I a::i now pre; 'a red to takr graphs. Tin tvpes, etc., of all s s-les. Old pictures carefully coi ! Ilav- at .'tn Photo ijvs and ied and Fntues, etiiarged. A full line ot Pictures. Morddmrs etc.. lor sale at all time in Mamn-.ofh Block, entrance rie door to Mrs. Tn-1-.M ll's store. W. II. WKt i irr. Goto Aii'.a-.her i. Cos., f..r Churns, Tubs. Buckets, WahU.anK Baskets, Brushes, t lotin-lln. , A;c. ,IonN F. Pi vmyek has now on hand a large lot of the cele! -rat. d MtVhker's Pry IVu'.z Retl IIani. whi. It he will m-H at whosesale or reta.'i. XOTICJ. AH persons hi us I v cote or hook account w :il tr.ttke ett!er.:entj at once kbteii to call and SNVPEU Somerset, Pa., May Any I'F.kson wanting a Clothes wdl do well to t heap i-all at Suit of Iier.rv Hertey' 1 i gilt ' to T Whcle sui's for nien. heavy nti i's. at "..m. Boys' suit !'r.,i Press g.- h:s at n st. JotiN F. Pi YMYEii is i re-pared to sup ply building Hardware at the very lowest trices: Ni.ls. Locks. Latches. II. age. i'ftso. il. Paint. vV.c. i hut! ce tor g-xl.s. Coekee. roasted, a: liua and Rangoon, crushed and crmulat Su'g-ir taken in ex- .1 green. Sugars. Ilo-e, C ptilveri. :etl I i tie e, IVmara- ray trL-ans and Maple Syrups and Molas ses. S-iips, T'iiS. Spices and Canned Fruits. Bacon. Dried Beef, Lard. Pish, St!:, country produce etc., for sale at our New S'ore at pnoes to suit the times. Coos i Bei:i;it. O W. Snitler. n D. Ornlittand Aarlsf No. -!' I'eDH Airune, Piltxbnri: t. l' All diseases of Eye, Ear and Tlirout. and Catarrh, sjmiali iea. ' 'per-itions f.-.r ','ata iact. --t pissed Eyes," "Weeping Eve." Wild 11 airs," I'oivpc.s in ,.r Nose, en.arge.i lonsos. c., pTlortinc. tacies fitted. Artiticial lives ir.scr' ec- Aonfluenre Poattry Yard. Fow ls and Eggs of Fancy Poiil- try, 1 red from imported stock, I'. Par'r-.dge ( eeUins. Light and Park d :i.n.l Brah- iu.ts. (...id and burghs. Poland.s, iiius and Bn-t.i; rs a.ldrtss iver x-(k!e Vi.uk :nnis :rke. For li it:i-Ban-rticti A. Col:' . -on r ! tice. ; hlairj topper I.itlltitnx Bod. This ecleliravd pur:-Copper Ilo.l w'.d te erected this season by tin- ttcder-i-gne,;. All work put up in the best u.aiMier and satisfaction iruaintfd. 5-end in your order-. Kiioalis Bit. Somerset, Pa. V. Pine rn d 1 ..Also ' rrw:i,( r.' for Puiid a; her '; !,! P' Darts. ,V 11.. 1" 'li.i.iAH UUILl.V IIOS JCst Ot.Mni.Hi a tine lot of pu-oe gmxis tor tine custom trade. Wm. Cnnura. of Philadelphia, w iii superintend the cusluui department: all in want of a fine tashionahle --dl do will to give h'ra a call. Mr. Cromm has had several ears experience as a 1st lss custom cutter. Also, a general line .f Dry Goods and Notions. Bix.ts and Slioes, Loailieraud Findings, (tenth-man's Furnn-hini (iomis. ready made Clothing ! r men and bc s. ii t, . i'. .. . . Duy Gi-vorm Ani Ci. no Cheap. ti-t Prnts at Id cents. Hocesdale and Suirt i.us, n. yard w ide, l.j Mnvitis yard wide. 10 rents ct-nts ; other I) res gxxls aM?cn,ts : 20 cord .Vpaccas 25 cents ; t.mguams 10 cents; tiriW Shi.-tinj at l.Mfnls worn 2'rtN-rts. Ail w(l Sums at f 12.50 worth t'.j.(. Ranis from $l.tl - t,r"' Pr ni"r- 1r' Goods and Cloth ing will lie soid at lxittom pr.et-s duriag tue next 40 days. Please Call ut II. Hef fiey a Frame Buiidicg. neit nuorto Beegh- le'.-a. Sic knes!-prevail evt-r-rul. ...... .J.i ixviy mm -mil, nuuciri i pia na oi ,. during their 11 hen aick. the ni ... wen ; now we sav , J.i i 1-". v i'""'oy iuat no tx-rsoa iu in ji wnn.j Hint is urtcrini wnt, n.i rn'Psia, Liver Complaint aad iu e'Vcts su.u as Indigestion citir . V Liver ......nr, siHir lonimi. Hi-rt B r.,i.,:. . ' ., .. . ' ourii. i 1.,-iia.ioii oi tue Heart, Depress,! sipi,-. B.housncM ic, can take Gkeen s Ac olT Flower without getting re!:et and c'"re- ,If,-y1"1 ''"bt this, go to your Dig tist, l. o . Bei.,rd i C o., ad get a sam ple bollie for 1-j rents and try tf Regular aize 75 cci. la. Two dosi will relieve you. BtlTALO LfATt Mail EA.-1. .. t ! We rueaa to sell our ciWs to suit the times. E. J. Beeohley. Thk best Flour in town, kei at E. J. Beeghiey '. Oat at fr'Vts. per bushel, cash, at H J Beeghleys'. , All the T.zzs and Butter wanted at E. i J. lieeighb'v's. Meyersdale has three steam power pi jn pUning mills. ow wort fTt.N ting brJges when wa ter is over the work. The price of flour has advanced rapiJly within the past ten days. 1HS'T f...r?ct to call at Altfather . aaJ gc the ri ices thev are sel.ms P""3 a.. AMr. Emorv tfL-rie. of Wii. more, trua- a new boose in 3KyeM :.!e. II.h-se KEF-i-EKO. a-tenti -n Buy your c -,!s .t A:::'ath.T & Co. and thereby save money. IrT n-cciv! fine assortment of new Or.fri--. at E. J- ILehley's to be t rului el rriifs. riMMi-r-U. S;rvice will he held T. mpUr s Hall this evening -,..v Att'. l'Hh, at " o'clock. wiil he held in me, vTues lar-'est .".I TK ATHEIl Co. Lave tiiC ttix-kot ;nceries, Conl'i--t!iun;-, Glass and remaa and devil of the r.j'rVy Iiu1,ptn(eiU oiSce were in attenJ ance at the concert on Friday nihL A ii'xr snake, a sixt ies o( serpent bat seldom found in that neighborhood, was killed ia Westmoreland to., one day last week. It will Le si-ta by reference to our ad vertising columns that the next session of our county Courts convenes on Monday. Au."iM -':)'. tn one of the highways in Meyersdale t'ii're i.i-s tlie nesltcted corpse ot an un known, although a graveyard twentv feet o! it. is within 1 Watehmelons. tirecn corn, and ber ries of d.tferent varieties ha re made their appearance anil as a natural cocstipien .-e the l'-t M-s are busy. The wet, cold weather lias proved too mneh for a number t-i our summer visi tors, an. 1 like summer birds they to other illie; ,ave 'S3. Tun X i'.'u ! o!- i-ed its Set ! We think th na! .rmal -Mjsl.-al I-istitute ions :i Friday evening last. . scholars have been U-U'-rited ;lv t v the C'.eirse '! m-tr 13. Ti:e r.iec;,.:rs of the M isic-d U . n Satardav iast ' O.-lded their tet th" Ara!n and silently sudc away. tir , w ere a rrv to ee thi in g TiiEll 'ar l of I'ireetots are having a ' new iron tenee placed around the Ndioi'l Hons,. l,.t a Patri.-t Street. It will add much to the appearance ot tiie grounds. Best brands of Flo'ir on hand at all t ines and, for sale at lowest cash prices. ; A'. Corn Meal, Corn, Oats, Chop and ' Linn always on ban 1. Cook i Bi.tniT--. Nk si;t. v Pi Now Tl UK is the ttAl.I.EKY AT lime lo have v -.-4Elt-ur por- Biiir.ER. Anis i H it r. i z h !-'m r cf the r.'.Vy Jn trp. rt- I-., ', that : na:;ie i r. -t in or.i-r to let the people know that !..-et has a local habitation and a has rl.iai a Lu.e canvas sign to the Ei.Di.R .l.AMF.S IvINf,. preached i" the I:s. ir.'.es ot Allegheny, Church at this well and r bice .-a la.-t Sunday. i..der K:n2 is to our people Jed house. and favorably known w:ts reetu-l tv a crow An exchange re; rts a new li.seasc as I breaking out aiiioug hcrst s. The h rse is j nrst attacked wim a cougn ana s.-.n a... r the ol-s and jaws 1 egin to we. I an.. ..r-a... .ii i.ita i cases are t et retxirtetl. Some t those who we:e disj-ix-. growl at the expense of i uitiiig tip to ale. lighting the street lamps, have seen the great benefit of them during these "lark rainy nights, and are satisfied. n the evening of the Jupiter and Venus wiil one degree ot each other, and ltea-t:lil spi..;acie. trcr.omical authority. 12th o( August approach within presenting a rare i v savs an as. j A r.vnTT of our young folks pic-niced ( at Breakneck on Friday last. They re- ; ! port an exceedingly pleasant Cav; yon j know. '-Wha the uitkrence it it dees d ) get wet, so we have I r.ua some and fun. w e A WOMIX in Beaver township, Craw- f .r ! c tint v. this season sheared upwards of two hundred and titty sheep for iarmers !.; her nciglilx.rhocd. and did the work well. She clipped forty-five inside if a dav and a half. Over lo.Otii) ptur.d.s of guniwder were e.pl;d.tl a' one time in a hydraulic go!.l mine ia California a few davs since. i It was ' the ha nil re e done ' r 1 bak 'is.lv'' the purpose ("-ill li.it it of li-oscning might wash UiE Nc-y Orleans I:, putt, tciin. on the subject ot eating fish to nuke brains, says that unless a man has brains il is useless lor him to cat brain food. It has never been claimed tor fish that it creates ; it oc'v strong hen.- the brain. Ir-1.. A man in Med:ni. w hile riding in pro-ees-ion behind, li;s wire's remains, the other day. overwhelmed w i'U grief, LaJ .-!'. ier.t strength to stop the prwxrsion an.', t in .;- out ot the carriage to pic c; a t the carriage to pn ic up kni te i i h he detected in the road. A NI"W gg batt,- dish is m-tpovin : leMv. s frf. r ; it is s-tid to be a French An u Iian-gt r -marks ; We cannot think of th tinything that would be more delicious in gt.i;c leives fri"d in e-gg bv.'er ttnless it is a circViS poster ca toast. We r 'u':v invite one nad iii. 1 larre and s-tiali. toctil! (in us in our new r ii.s on Main Cross street where we are prepr.red to aW'TTdncdate an.', wait on fh-.m with j-rotr.ptness and fidelity. CiHiK et Beei:!T. In a New Y. patent mead is u k sal.M-ti. where some ettsed, a lee hive con , w ho, o the sign rays. taoiitig .-').i'i) lees, prod jc the honey lrom w hich the mead is made, decorate the w indows. The l.ee are let out every morning lor a short time, ar.d are fed on molasH-s and sugar. New Store New in sis 1 Low ' fees . have in tue one. mine a.! ' We cow tore, and offer f-r iie the largest est and t ! seh cih n of Gnerie. , I re U- i Flour, i to th.s: P r.s ami teed, evtr brought n. C1X1K & Bef.uits. "The town of N uicrstt must le a heal thy place to live In, as but two deaths have occurred there d.iring the past twelve months. Evidently the villagers don't dr.iik niu. h bad whiskey A'. r.o,f. A-vmiury . V. ii .. --....I i i t 1 ,"S '-"lr "v roausme, anu uaiangi, ue X"n JrC ae n;rt t'K'rc br"tlicr Jim''s- i inquired: -What are you doing up there?" j The maa made no reply, and the citizen A little girl after returnin" from ' centinutd: "What' the cause of your church, Sunday, was found at the" wash- ' 1 UP 'Lcre.' At thut moment a wo bow l .prinkling her doll's hi-ad. She ex- : ma n)!i' ul n,m 'le cace corner, rested HI. cd h but tin. rscil M ber mamma by av ini tial the minister to.d them tli.n n't i,;i dren who wou'd ?o t l:e;iy,.n tiii.i h baptized , and she wasn't going to risk anv longer. Teai -hers Wantfut,.. rimr, ,' School Director, ,l Smi, rt-f x,n L ' wish to employ three teachers f,ir tile mm : liiir term oi i ie i te s,.i, ., Applications vul U- received until Men-' :iv. Sept. tith. I W. II. Wei.ki.kv. ! v-cn-tary. A Vi'oud to Ot n Dedtoils. It money lo keen a bnim s t .. -1 I m success! ill orx-ration. hut it takes still more to erect a building such as we now occupy to accommodate and supply our customer's w un such things as are daily wanted in every household. We therefore xsk our debtors to do tor us w hat they can in the way 0t money or sa.or: time notes, and last but n.it least of ail to extend to U3 at least a portion of their cash trade. Very Kespectfurty. Coo Jc Bekujts. Attestiox Boardin" by the week, day or meal at J H. PLsel'a, at reasona - . i . i ..,n,.ut,.iiiins hndv uie raies. vtiaaa k.i."uiiu.. - --j ' lo the cou't house. Jurors drawn ior next was n-cipranni si uu. I m-ka notenfiburir. M,L. by the Constable of that vil- I term Vrt!i.ist en 1 of Diamond. oppo - tliii. . i .i site M. A s-t. Pii. Sumer Sc t o- t T.,Tr wri.a,- rr,..n PitoW.dt t' the r.Vy MiAtwnw yn. in tU tyln: -II. p..t.l record ands i nntarnished. an.: ma cuarauer w so. or Memisu. . ; ""r or l.U-ni!U." Let tip on tnw, -e, l:ke tue irishman, ir you nuuu.n. Irishman, if you nominate i Henera ton-roth at Erie, -we'll whnp ' . .i, -u .nn vf inv if yes don't, we'll whup yc any- ves: how. The new brick Uildici :m the corner of Grant and Main streets, in Meyersdale, is beiuS rapilly completetL Jadirin; lrom the appearance of the first story it wM oe an ornament to the vi!la. We also un i fi,..r irirtinir.fc John contemplate l ,n of a. l:ir?e new store upon the 1 site cf that lately ttestmyea cy nrc. ! cos to such enterprise. &uc- At os; ihe Camberland Valley railroad, .. .)ii..n. it Red Barn, may be ! sc.'n two w.lpeckers. an tne ,;,u"? V which are perlect.y ire tins vear s oroo-i, am ..- - -i i, i he railroad men from the time Wh. - ywefe qnite small until the present I tin ' Tiw parent birds are ordinary ml headed woiKlckers. EiUtrprne. McssELM iX & Frese, Somerset, Pa are agents tor the cele!rate.! -Improved WilloVhbv" min drill. The cheapest, most pertV-ct and durable drill ia market. It is the easiest for man and beast, and has ail the lat.-st improvements t.r sowing "raia grass seed, and fertilizers. They keep on hand or ord.-r all kinds of farm im plements aud mac-Linen-, at shop prices. exclian-.'e sa s there seems to be no cseuse b-r idleness evvn ia these hard times, if we can only brinsr ourselves to re-ir'd i-nitdovment in the light ot a re mark r-cntly nuKle by an easy going Don't fret do as 1 , ' " ' 't i,..ir.n't o-nf BnTth:.n else on li, .n.l I ie.,t keep, busy standing round good thanee to dodge light- waiting: br a nin." O.N Tutsdav niihtcf List week aa cfTort was made to break into the jil trom the rear end. Thctirick had been cut through, but the parties were stalled when they struck the heavy oak j-ists and iron bars It is supposed to be the work of young Wevbrieirht who escapetl lrom the jail a lew'davs" before. The Sherilf had made his usual round at a late hour on Tuesday night and all was well. A shop.t distance east ot Scalp Level, on Saturday last, a tanner who resides in that : vicinity was out gathering buck let rries. I He happened to come across a large rat i t:enae, w hich measured a!ut three feet i m length, and before the serpent could wound him he managed to put an end to its existence, several iarmers wr.u we conversed on Saturday state that snakes c. fail kinds are unusually plenty this year- A Crlrbmlrd lnHtatln. In this section oi cuntry the Lanons- burg . Pa. ' Academy is a well known In stitution, lcr the titling of young people to enter College. The location is delightful, and the faculty and all tlie appliances con nected with the institution all that could he reasonable desired. Address, for cata logue, or information, H-;v. Win. Ew ing, Canonsburdi, Pa., or Prof. J. T. I" tv. est Newton, Pa. Colonel Forney in a letter from Lon don savs : . "I have secured f)r the Centennial the l.ian of one of the origiral stamps for the collection of the celebrated tax on tea that led to the uprising ia Boston over a hundred years ago, and lam promised what is i lainieJ to I the earliest of Ben jamin Franklin's machines by which he tried his experiment in electricity during his service in London." Concekninc, the State Treasury in ves- 1 1: -atioa the Norristown jA-iini cumtsio . . tl.lt lt hatt ibwn three '... . -.. i...nn!l,.T Iii-m.-n-raiie stu- nidhv: in its rro-grcss. Democratic little ness; and in its conclusion. Democratic prejudice. The report is aa admirable vindication of the Republican administra- j tion. We have no cause to regret that it j has been nude. ur opponents have j made themselves simply ridiculous. That ! is all. NiME person f Mill Run. Faye'.ts couo-.- oi j- cted to our article tv. i t., evidently J on pi.i 1 ack dn--. n l sends us the fol ios ie poor women 1 When they ear loose, ample skirts everybody condemns their cxtr.ivig.iDee. Now that the pretty and gr u etul tie lack skirts coraes ia, the news pa is call il indecent. Why, it's the prettiest thing in the way of dresses since Eve left Ed.en, and w hat's the use of howl ing aliout it." The party forgot t si gn a name, bit the m:ti:i tre E. L. J. Fisii and Game Law. Pike can be fished for. f'rem July 1st to March 1st. with hook and line. If caught or killed in any other way, the penal' v is 2 for eaeh of fence, at any time ot the year. Bass can "be fished for. with hook and lin" only, from July 1st to March 1st. Woooa.i k can be killed, from July 1st to January 1st. Plover.'lp in Au'gtist 1st to January 1st. Fheasauts, from September Lst to Janu ary 1st. Partridges. f,-om November 1st to Janu ary 1st. Rabbits, 1st from October 1st to tebruary Fox, i-ev and black scnirrels. from Sep tcmUr 1-t lo January 1st. Jo 11.'. 7Vi.';iiV of Clrit, ia -Sofhrrsct nn I the ttd-nimnj rtnatif, meeting : Dear Bmet u hen : Our new house of I worship in this town is so far completed , that we shall i D. V ) meet in the main au dience rxmi on the last Lord's day in this mouth, August 2'Jth, ) at 10 o'clock A. M. : A cordial invitation is extended to you and ail others to be present. Ample arrange- n.euts, will be made for your entertain. ; me;u. Elder J. II. Jones" of Ohio, and i other well-known preachers will be with us. Vv'e fxpoi t a happy reunion and a re- , vival of the spirit ol olden days, uo not ; !a;i to come. By order of the ("hurt b S innTst t, Pa. A eg. ist 4. is".. of Christ, t I Ii:iCkLY Heat. Tkii common annoy, unce iluring the summer season is the re suit of a prolonged overheating of the skin, and the accompanying swinting ot l ll.lSU 111 'V ... 1 l.-l" 1111V '1 111 1W A i..- W"', . . .. ,, , lined to their beds ia warm rooms, and , bhough he was c.nsid:ra!dy shaken up, be persons cominir lro,aac.-,l temra-ure i wf unin:',,lre(JI- .e -ouU if there is any and exited to the trrial lit of a lioptt i "'- the country that can 1 ' l lllii lllinli tuanH u J hilt iifln nrvtulnnl in ; sun. are partu-t 1. 1?- l- ki1.ii.,t t.i it S rf I n-t-r.t lathing in cw4 w jtur is very ser itva'-le. If lhi li sA aucce wfai, a tea- spoonlui of saieratui disaolved in a quart of cold w. iter, often allays the intolerable itching. A the complaint Is caused by aa overheating of the body, the ui t nat ural relief is to reduce the temperature of the body and remove the source of irrita tion. w hich can be done by c xd water bat its. A I'lT'trv u li,i tr.t. .1 i-ir-in it ,i t. tni t Ua ro!Uj llle )Ul(,r da7i Slys j,,, MW a ma"a up aciti'jon me icnce, anu remarseu: l m the cause, stringer, and if you'll wail till becomes down you'll sc'tfje wirrst field of carnage around here that ever Laid out doors!" The citizen drove on, and she turned to the maa no the tree and contin- TVih-mus, I caul climb, and you LnW il: bu' " ",m U dP!P dn here . l,rom.i"Ute..'U 8h'eu? tlaim. M . . We commend lhe attention of Voters to the ioliowiag : ' i j . The new con-titmioa forbids all persons lrom voting unless they have been as-1 si-ssi'd at least two mnutlis and paid their " """ ui "ate ot the election. No one of foreign birth can ' vole unless, ia addition to the abovp. Le i tir a half mile trati. has !een naturalized a nioclU previouato! The officers have determined on Sep the ehrtioa. tember 22J, 23d and 24lh as the time for The date of holding the next election is - holding tli fair of IST5. and have larirfdir l u.-soay, .-Mjvcmoer .u. Wetlnesday. epteller 1st, 19 the last uay on w hich voters can lie assessed. Fihlay, ( Vtober 1st, Is the lost day which they can pay taxes. Friday, "Octooer 1st. is the last day Vfiking out naturalization paiiers. on ; '. Torso Veybrieght, who escaped from . jail a few days ago. wtere he had been ; confined on a change of malicious mischief. - - v.-ci ; laee, on Saturday mornmvr. . "e..owwr tuns, isomer- took a ratuer ingenious iui-iui - . , )rnnt c( tm.ir Me!lt jtarket wue,, cm. -lumhoroalMMint. Know -in 2 tuat not only I ,..,:. ..,, ..... . : I Apples, dried, -a ... :. 1 . . t " - . 1 . y-.. I A il.itfiAVnp Hie Ikw but hii friends would be - - a . - on t he " h.C itationcd hiiu- 1 ' L : 11 - 1 -.iKhail t 1 1 II ; h a fieid KUus until he wm W?- ,ithin. then he t nn . , arr, w'evbrieaht , llIaceil ia on i,s brou-ht back and , - iui,in,l ; "'rH rinnot esear. ; 1 Tat Grecnsbur;; Tribune and Iferaid ot last week, says of the grain harvest in Westmoreland: "Although it waa very wet weather daring the last two weeks, yet our for mers generally got their wheal put in the barns in good'order. Last Friday, Satur day, Sabbath and Monday were very dry, which enabled them to rut up what had : not been taken in before. Some ot the i top sheaves had grown, but generally it was in good onier. tue cropiaaverj light one, but the grain is of superior quality. Our oats crop is simply cnor nous, and the corn crop now promises to he good. Potatoes are so plenty that we think they will be bought tor twenty-flvc cents per busheL" Xew Railroad Project. Our neigh boring town, iche!!sburg, has the railroad fever. The project ot building a branch road from Mann Choice to that town is being agitated, and subscriptions for the purpose ot making the preliminary survey are being taken. A tew days ago we were informed that the money was being rapid ly raised, and we have no doubt that by this time a sufficient sum has been sub scribed to make the survey, the distance be tween the two places is but short, the route is an easy one, and the expenses ot building the proposed branch will certainly lie comparatively cheap. The read would be ot immense benefit to Schellsburg and the counuy around. We trust that our triends may succeed in bringing this new enterprise to an early consummation. Bedford Gazette. EBdna?nlarih People' Bemeily When skilitul and cautious metlical men sriv over their own signatures a favorable opinion ui im; iriviuiu, 3 feds of a preparation, the public does not hesitate to believe them The voluminous and emphatic professional testimony in favor of Hosteller's Suimach Bitters, as a specific for all disorders ot the stomach and bowels, Cr liver complaint, intermit tent and remittent fevers, and the thou sand ills that wait upon despepsia, must convince the most skeptical. Aside, how ever from the testimony ot the faculty, there is a large mass of evidence from patients ia every walk of life, all showing that this great'preventive and restorative is of inestimable value to the sick and the debilitated. The Bitters are suitable to all climates, and are universally endorsed as a preventative of disorders caused by miasma and impure water. Caoeer Cava ba Cored. This terrible malady has for years, baffled the skill of the medical profession, aad the sulterer had no alternative but to drag out a miserable existeacc until death came as a relief. Ten years ago Dr. H. Bond, a well known physician of Phila delphia. Pa., devoted his entire time to the study of and experience in the exculsive treatment of cancer, and, as a result of his researches, claims a discovery that will cure this fearful malady. Patients may visit Philadelphia and remain while under treatment at the Pennsylvania Cancer In stitute, one of the handsomest residences in Philadelphia, and the finest remedial Institute in the country, or the remedies, with full directions, can be sent to any part of the country. Those interested should send to I-. H. T. Bond. 1310 Chestnut street. Philadelphia, Pa., tor pamphlets and fail particulars. Tue Camp-ground near Latrobe pre sents a scene ot wonderful activity now. The scene is not just like that of the build ing of the great Temple at Jerusalem,; when no sound of a hammer was heard ; i but on the contrary there is the sound ot many hammers. During last week alxmt twenty-five carpenters were at work. The two large two-story boarding tents, which will have every convenience tor lodging and meals, are well under way. Two new prayer-meeting tents are completed. Over twenty cottages are in process of construction, and quite a nnmter more wiil be under contract next week. Pros pects for aa immecse gathering of camp meeting people on that, beautilu! ground are highly flattering. We will publish in a few days particulars as to the rate of j N-iirdin?. admission fees. etc.. and the I charter just obtained through the Greens burg Court, with the by-laws ot the cor poration. AnorT twenty minutes to llo'chnk this forenoon a boy named John Reed, aged eight years, aikl a son of Mr. Daniel Reed, of Conematigh Borough, fell into the Stonvcreck river, just opposite the office of Dr. John Lowman, and was car ried off in the rapidly cowing current Although several persons were standing on the bridge at the time it dies not ap pear that any effort w as made to rescue him. and the poor little fellow went to the bottom. Ile had been standing on the bank of jntt shop of F. J. Stader, and taking a the stream wiih two other lads, about his j ince anj Djt and a few other necessary own age, and w hile reaching down to ;he ,o,,!?. beiran operations on Main street, oil water be lost his balance, and tumbled in. ti,e merchant tailorim establishment of As the river is still running high it is po- juha Thompson. L'sinc the tools they had sible that the body will 1 carried a con- Ltjen, at this place, thev cut away a con siderable distaace away, and there is not si.'erahle northm of th lower on..i r.f ti. much likelihood ot its recovery. It is only a few months ago that an in fant child of this same gentleman pulled 0ver upon itself a coffee-pot filled with boiling coffee, and scalded itself ia such a manner as to produce its death, and his wile died a!xut a year ago. Tribune. ohmtown, i Railroad Accident. Pretty near lour years ago the first train was run over the line ot the Smerset & Mineral Point Railroad, and trom that time until Satur day List, it has been running smoothly. Thus fur that which we expected to turn out a perennial source ot items has fur nished us with this one : As the Saturday alternoon mail was sw inging around a eurve just below Bitt ner's station, the front truck ot the bag gage car ran off the track, and w as throw n lengthwise across it, tearing up the tics ana otuerwise intunni the road. As it struck the hind truck it forced the car up! i i . i... . nl. n .1 .1- A ; ,1. .. i. i ;inniiuicuduiiiuiu uec ih i illui iiiiiuiiu ; j the centre, scattering baggage and freight alongside the road. lhe repair gaiiij went to work immediately and had the ! track treed and the debris removed in tune to scad a train down in the evening for the mail. There was but one man, Mr. . Peter Long, in the car at the time, and oui-4 iiiui lyti, 'uu 1.1.1.1111.1.1. i Jour year. At a meeting of the members of the Agricultural Niciety on Saturday evening of last week, W. B. Frease was elected Corresponding Secretary, J. O. Kinimel, Superintendent ; O. Knepper, Marshal ; Jiibiah Shater. President of the Executive Committee ; and IL L. Baer and W. II. Weltlcy, auditors to distribute premiums, etc. The Premium List was revised and en-! larged. The premiums on horsea will be much larger and leas complicated than last season; on agricultural productions the list will be much larger and more premium will lie offered. On wheat there were only two premiums offered last season, w hi 1st the competitors were so numerous that it was difficult to give but two premi ums. This will be obviated by increasing the number of premiums offered. The list will be published in pamphlet form and will be really for distribution by Court. The Society was chartered 3 years, ago, and has been in successful cicratioa ever since, hojdin fairs yearly which were larjely attended by the people of Somer set and adjoining counties. The grounds are the same that were owned by the old Society, and are beautifully situ&ted in tlie northern part of the borough, but are too 'small to answer lhe nornosp tor which t'n.v small to answer the purpose tor which they are used. An effort will be made this sea son to raise a fund sufficient Va purchase one of the adioiuicir luls. so as to rive more room and to eiv the Society e round t: a , . . . , ,J I increased the number of premiums offered ! 'over those of anv former list tue Oblect I i ot tho isock'iT lieini to stimulate home labor andJoonae products, thereby develop-' ' ing the resources and addins to lhe wealth for J and knowledge of the section in which we J diencc. On motion ot Gen, Coffxoth the, ln3aitr ive. resolutions were unanimously adopted. ang A Normal Schcol was opened in the ' Academy, on Monday, under the tutor-: ship of Prof. Q. F. Schaefi-r. :iw..t i- vl;i t- : . .re LavFua a hand;iie tvle pavtmeut la.d 1 i J . ( i iii'ii'i : i l u iii iik iv n ijiir iji liii- a i - i i r s i. m ,.:,t.. , Mr. George Leader, reidim one mile east cf this place, was bitten in the nniliile finier of his lett hand bv a cor ir - i head n Monday night. A Utter ot pups in a in a kennel near the house made a pecu- ! 10 o'clock. "J in at tempting to lift them ont to learn the cause, the snake caught his finger and hung to it, giving him some trouble U shake it olf. The nmther of the purs at - tacked it, but she was caught under the jaw. and Mr. L. caught it with his right hand, jerked it off and then killed it. Five of the pups and the mother were bit ten and had to be killed. Mr. Leader's hand and arm very soon besan to swell. He bandaged his arm, applied cold water anil et clay, the only remedies he hi. 1 - i i . . . i .. l. i " i .... . . I at iiauu, iii in1- uiiiei auu ko sjiuc c.icu, allayeil the pain. Yesterday morning he was in town, had some iodine pnt on the hand and arm, which were very much swollen, suffering severe pain but feeling no serious alarm. We Lave heard of a Mr. Pepp'e and an other gentleman that were bitten on Mon day but did not get any partk-ulars. Er erett. J'rtss, As excluinge gives the following ac count of a weasel's straugem, with the suspicious remark that it is vouched for by a friend: A grist mill was infested with large rats until ft weasel came and destroyed uearly all of them. There was, however, one large rat which he could not conquer. They hail several pitched battles, in which the rat whiped the weasel until whenever the rat appeared the weasel would seek safety in flight. They were watched for several days, when the weasel was observ ed to be digging a hole in the earth under a pile of lumber. After he had completed it. he approached the mill and the rat 'time atter him as usual. Ho made some show i ot fight until he had got the rat interested, j and then ran into his hole. The rat foi- ; lowed, when the weasel was seen to come i out at the other end of the hole, and run I I in at the entrance after the rat. iubs- .(ueni cA.iiiiiunii.il ii.i. i.i inai inc v easei had made the hole ltrge enough for the rat to enter, but had contracted the other ! end so that he could not get out. Having thus trapped his antagonist, tae wens took lain in the rear, and easily conquer ed him. ' A correspondent of the Phillipsburg Jour Ml, writing fr.im Decatur Mints, July 23, gives the following account of a most extraordinary phenomenon, w hich is vouched tor by trust worthy eye witnesses: About 11 o'clock a. m., on Monday last, a dense column of smoke was teen rising among the grass and weeds near one of the houses at this place, where no coiubusj tible material could be seen. The firs; im pression of those who s-.r.v it was that a subterranean tire Lad burst ed forth. L'pon probing beneath, however, the ground was found to be solid and the fire was confined t) the ground near the sur lace, which was quite wet from the rain oi Saturday night. The ground was thor oughly dug up and stirrpil inexaming the phenomenon, which only added to the fierceness of the fire which had by this time increased to a flame. A shovel was procured and some ot the earth was car ried to a clear spot and spread upon the ground where it blazed like burning pitch. The effect of water was tried upon it, which extinguished the blaze, but it con tinued to smoke for hours after, although repeatedly watered to prevent further burning. This was evidently a case of spontaneous combustion. A SCM-MER SPOItTISO NuidANI E. With the return of summer days and sing ing birds comes that chrome nuisance, the callow sportsman, with dog and gun, to hunt birds and astonish the natives with his powers and smell cf gunpowder. He has none of the instincts of sportsmen, to whom we are indebted mainly tor our game laws, and for the tiaes and penalties that are laid upon their wilful violators. He can hardly tell one animal lrom another. He shoots birds on the nests, birds feeding their young, and till birds alike, whether they are farmers' friends or not. Every depot titr Inland is haunted with these verdant youths, who come to kill and to destroy. They greatly reduce the number of birds, and so multiply in sects that prey upon our crops and reduce the profits of our gardens and fichu. It is settled, so far as anything can lie, by the studies of men best acquainted with the habits of these birds, that almost ail of them at some season of the year live large ly upon insects. They are "the conserva tive force in nature, designed to keep in sect life in check. If the birds eat some fruit, they save a gre-at deal more by de vouring the various caterpillars" and "Worms" that prey upon the burk and leaves of fruit trees and upon the fruits themselves. Ale On Sunday night last, during the severe rain storm, several burglaries were perpe- trated in our midst. A small store helong j ing to Jos, Shanatelt, on Jefferson street, j was broken into and some articles remov ed therefrom. Thev then u tnt rr the rah- back entrance to the store, anil then by forcing the catch w hich held the bolt of the lock in position, they succeeded in gaining an entrance. The articles stolen lrom Mr. Thompson consisted of fine cloth, vestinirs. suitinrs. and .i onanti'v nt clothing which he had just finished' for some ol his customers. Mr. Thompson's loss by their nocturnal visit is estimated at about one hundred and filly dollars. Part ot the tools which they used ia breakiag into this place were found ia the back yard attached to Lr. J. A. Robb's resi dence. Win. ' Sleinscbncider's house on Spring street was also entered during the same night. This gentleman was unable to slate whether he lost anytlung or not, as he had most of his goods packed pre paratory to moving to Ml. Pleasant. Lnirvbe Advance. The last irrant Concert of tl e National place here Normal Musical Institute fo c..:,. :i. i... rr uu r iinay uiani. lust. 1 lie v ourt iiotje was crowded by aa appreciative audience. The order was not us good, however, aa at the two previous concerts, some ot tlej boys insisting on displaying their small amount of sense, by whistling, stamping and shouting. The Cantata of: the Haymakers, com posed by lir. Geo. F. Root, of Chit-ago, was rendered iu line style, the only objec tion to it being that it was not sung ia costume. Some ot the choruses ia it are particularly tine, and equal those sung ia many of our Metropolitan theaters. Sutpkias, a young man from the city who was spending the summer in the country, excited a great deal ot tuerri tneut by his ignorance ot rural customs and names ; particularly was it amusing, when he mistook a lot of hornets tor "yellow flies." One of the duel "Mary and Anna," de scriptive oi me ueau ties ot tue mornin sang by Mrs. W. C. Davis and Miss Marion Kierntin attracted very favorable atteution as did a solo "The Dairy Maid," by Miss Carrie Baer. The final chorus "Harvest Homo." was one ot the lust of the evening. Tim 1 -" 1 1. ....a U119, i . ,-iiiMi 1 1 ' ttimi, mi; .011 cs i full sreiop. lhe1 echo piitiilin-. nvirr nf tin. ' finest parts. Alter the completion ot the Haymaking, rrot. livder played 'loome b-weet Home uta. somerset county. Pa- eontauungCt acre, with variations afte- wlveli pp o-pw m m"re or lc-, W1'n tw' Irame dweiling W UU varui.ona, alio. W U.cU Le grew" pa- baiuseand other ontbull.lingtiieiwnereete.l,a. tnotic and played "a ankeo Dooule and joining lot of Charlee Zutuli on the aorta. H. F-sevt-nd ether patriotic airs to the tneat de- ! Sheil on the en and anuth, ami Turkeyfoot s. light ot the audience. A humorous version of the "Bttt'.le Cry of Freedom," by Dr. Geo. F. Hoot, was well received and loudly applauded. This song consisted of "Mary had a. little Lamb.-' "with the- "Battle Cry ot Free dom" as a chorus. Professors V-e aud M-cttranahan sane a duct Caikd UUS Fishermen." The Clark- j ed attention with which the audience lis-i1 tened to this song; and tae spplause wliica : greeted the performers at its close, showed plain ry that they were the favorites of the people. nere an I OOU J.uec, was st.g; ry Mr. Phillips, and received wUlitclat. (W n Mmielsnohn" EimmaA clmrtWi-s : ., ', ... was next rendered by thu tlaas with hnc . elfuct. ' Kev. A E. Truxal submitted a series of; resolution whkh hal leoB ailopted by lhe Local Committee of Managers, to the au-! HOtmsET HtBHCT C. rrectetl lj W. F. ALTiTni k C-, OCALfan 19 CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED, j fc ! '.'.'.lii'S '.tK ' :""iSj Z i ""jiJiiie ! "' , m ' "" Se ' .'.'.'.' i , . i ..... -v . fi'i"":'-'-- l.turkwtat. bushel. i K-vo, 0nul.lrs, i . ll'lra, .. ' u k..f.".i j ;rn m.ai ? !! skin. V 3b I 'l iTi r Sroet nia!l Si....l I tr-.. li i.H t'liMnKi Fiuater i l'';'11 V ti j Ft'iar 'bi.V.V".V.V."V.V.'.'.' i riais",! v ha""Vi"fV""V. 4 M 6U ir 47 50 1 40 i T , 1 30 :3 7U0 soe 3 So 75e Sue lc ft 50 J OU Se 2 7 )e 7i tct il W 00 ....laoiiiS iasi4c 1 HytpuiioCemcat, bbi Lar l. V ft. Ien:her. mi le, fl ft " oppr ! " kip. " i Laml FUi'ttr ft bbl : I .hits. V tin...-. Potaii. ft tu Penrhea. .Iritsl. 3 ft Peruvian iruano perl'X) i K . e f ua K-'hth. f ft sa.t, y,K t, W bbl.sxtr - V b " A'btnn, per ack LivrpKjf " ciroun.l Aiura, per sack.. Suirar, y.-lli.w ft ft wiut SnpT rhapti:it.r V bair, AM ftj. liiiti- Y bair, -Juu ft a , , jc l.t S wl vt :s Kile l.i aie. Xui Adc.rtitemenU. llavtna been appoint-J Superintendent of the Fiirciriiun.l. I lurMii ail Drnia iron Urtpmsliia therein without my permission. J.O. KIMMEU iinitl Siipermitn'trnt. THE VOlMi LADIES' IX.WTITt TE. Granville, Ohio. Bcitios it4ih year. September 16th. All IU ilepiirtnivnti. Pr.-paniti.ry. C'ollettTiaio, Normal. Masicaml Piintlnir. are complete an.t tls!ao ry. Term' i.w. Kir cat:il. iruo, he. ail.lrese auII 11. SHEPAKI!UN'. 1 .!., PreaWent For FALL PLANTING Frait an.l Ornamental Trees, Ererireeo..rnjiinental Skrjba, Ciimriinir PLinu. i;ran. t'nr-. racti. t h hc.frt. Strwberne. Raapberrlea. au.l other mail Fruitg. A.pararfas, Kiiubarb, Ate. Seeds for Fall Sowing. . .--e l v., fc.-at 'ee pr.r Iijt): CHr ' '-t-arl, Ky. I;:u. HenN R...I , j. ,,,, u t ;ioVer , Tunothv , ami other rs si Cecils; Turnip SeetJa of all kinJ Vegeta ble an.t r U.w.T.Seo.ln: Hwlife antiTree. Seeiia. j herta. "i, MTOS 1 wls. lVrra f'.itta Ware. Ac. iSerol tor Priced usot. or euciose ge ter lull Illustrated Catalogue. Al.iivsD EDWARDJ. EVANS AfO.. aaijll N arjerymen and Seedsmen. York, Pa. Canonsburg Academy, WLi. h has f..r fi3 object the education of young per na to enter College, or ti become teachers Ua- !n concluded iu last academic year with US Ma.,a:j. T iic at xt term commenced September K: il. Thh ij.hu.ii.u has iruiuej and maintained a high regulation fer thorough work ia 1U depart ments, and presents unncual advantages to stu dents. It hai ample buildings, large society hails, philosuplucal apparatus aad library. Its situ aiiun is friendly to aiu.iy, ia a healthful region, and ia the midst of a mural aad intelligent com maaity. Send for a cataiogue or Information to fiev. Wnj. Ea-ing, Conousbunr. Pa., or to ProL J:ir. T. Kay, W.3t Newton, Pa. atrzti gHERIFF'S SALES. rty vi.-tue nrin.!rr writs of Fieri Facias. Leva ri t- Li-i.m and Ven otiont Exponaa issue. 1 out of tuo oiiurt ui o.jmin.in f ieai oi snnerel County, Pa., ami to me diriicted, I will expoee to sai by public uutcry, at the Court Uusc, in Somerset, on Friday, ihe'l'J'h day of August, IST5, at 2 o'clock p. m. Ail tue naht. title, iater-st and claim of Benja Ei!H Lape, ol. ia aad to the foltuwni descnijetl real estate, viz: A cert am tract of land siinnte in Shoiie tiwn h.;i, .oiiier"et cmnry. Pa onuiimnx 100 acres, m-ji a or less-, of w inch thero are aixiut J.J acre caareii .ni l aisiut U acres in memlow, with a two story loir dwellma: house and lug barn thereon erected, a.loiuing lands of A .lain tJerkeybile, Da vid Lohr. Henry Johnson and others, with the ap piirtenaueeA laKt-u iu execution as the property of Benjamin Lipcat the uit of Uavta specub ALsiu Ail the riir'Ht, tiite. interest and claim of Abra ham Sum maker. 01, in and to the loUowtng ae ser;:jed rem euiie, viz: A ee-rain lot ot gniund situato In Meyersdale borough, Somerset county, Pa- containing acre, inure or less, wiih a two story dwelling Uouso thereon ercced, fronting on Alain reet on the north ami a.ijoiuing AleAlearlea 00. tho e&iH, alley uu tae suuiti mil Jouas eitxeli on the west, wiih tho apounenancea. 1 aiieu iu execuuou aa the property of Abraham aiioeniaaer at me suit 01 reter S. Hay. ALSO At! the rtirh:, title. Interest and cUftn of Josiah H. Pisei. 01, in an tu the tollowing describeil real esinie, viz: A certain L.t of ground situate in Somerset bor ouifa, Sumcict county. Pa., containing acres. wuu a tare slury brick dwelling nuuse and other out butldinxi tucreun erected, ouumled bv lou of vv in. H. k. jwnii on the north. A. Kei-c on the easA, Ma:n street on the south ana Liixaneih Stuixman on the West, with the appurtenances. 1 1 ken in execution as the property of Josiah ILPuelallhe suit of Kramer X Voeieson et ak ALSO Aii the ri-'i-.t, title, interest ami claim of Frank T. Painter, "f. ta and to the loliuwmg descriood real esuue, viz: No. 1. A isL-rt.iin tract of iand situate in Upper Turkcyfcat township, Somerset county. Pa., con Uuuiig 10 acreji auu 1 perches, adjoining lands "t Kenny and liarrah, John L. C ramer, Pitts burgh m Conncilsville Railroad and otners, .No. 'i. Three certain lots of ground situate in Crsma lx rough. Sumerjct county, Pa., and known on tue general plan of said town aa lots No. -Jrg, ami .ilj; nus. JJ- an.l gtkl are boundeii by Wal nut stp-et un the nurth. Huckleberry alloy on the we?t, N'o. gl4 and Adh ailcy on me suuth. "Nil. Uli.1 is Ixiiimied uy 1-t No. 311 on the mirth. Fourth Sb on tue east, i '. Sou on the south and Park St. on tiie we.b with the appurtenants. Taken in execiu inn as the property of Frank T. Paaiier at the suit of J ,hn liili. AlSU Aii the riic iit, title, inrerest aad claim of John Zcrtes, ot. in and hi the tolluwiug described real estau-. vis: A ccrtuin tra;:t of land si:ntj In Stonycreek Uiwn!Ui. SH!ieret cmnty. Pa., containing a ai-res, umre or lens. aU nattier hind, ailjoin.ng lands of Samuel Zerfus, J uu., Peter Zerlos, and ot tiers. N.i. J. A certain lot of ground situate iu Stony creek township. S.. merset county. Pa- sontaioiiut 1 acre, more it leis, with a 1' siory loic dwelling huuse ami stable thereon erected, adjoining lanils of l'ctcr ZiTios. Anthony Zcrtoa' heirs and others, weu tue nitourienances. 'lak.'n ui execution as the property of John Zer fes at tha suit ol Josiah Hnnu ALCsO Ail the riirht. title, inicrcrt and claim of John E, iievereiiire and oeorge Beveretige. of, in and to a certain iract oi ianu. situate iu Lower Tur keyteot township. Somerset county. Pa., contain ing goo acres, more or less, ol winch there are aouut 75 acres cleared, with a two story log dwell ing twuse aa.! hiirn tliereon erectetl. aoioining iaoiis ot -Michael k.aig. Jatxib 1 wunkiu, and oth ers, with the appurtenances. laken In execution a the property of John E. Mev.-rij,. ge and 'ieunje lievereogo at the suit of Ell Uiawall et ah ALSO All lhe riirht. title. Interest and claim of M. D. Aiiiier and vV. J. .Meyers, of. ia and to the follow ing .lescriacd real estate, viz: A certain lot of ground situato In Meyersdale bucuifh. Somerset county. Pa- and known on the plan oi said town aa lot No. irg, trontmg M feet I n Hiirh ireet and extending same wulm lga feet to Sine street. Alsu. ail i-ie rghb title, intercat and ciiom ol .M. II. Aliiler.of. in and to the follow ing ilc'cruied real ruate. iiz: A certain kit of gr oud sliua.e in 31cycr!ale borough, S merset county. Pa., with a two story frame Mure and dwelling house and other oulbiiuwgs thereon erected. Ouumled by Main street on tue north, lot ot Alary .Meyers ou Uio catt, Clar street on the -.ota and Center street on thu west, with the id. purte nances. Taken la rxecuiii-a as the prtiperty of 51. D. Miller and Vt . J. Meyers at tin suit of Miller, Uugvrs Ji Co.,et ah ALSO All the rigid, Inten-.t an I ebim of Wm. n Slialcr, of. iu aad to this luiiuwlLg described real estate, viz: lour certain lots of if round situate in the town of l.irT"tr, Sinm-rmt r mntv. Pa- and known on tiiegau-rui plan of said town as lota No. Do. el. and J i. with a large frame planing mill bulla tnir ti:;rcon erccusl, boundal ny Laiayette, Jef. tersun and Center streets and Biacktierry allev wiih Smear alley. lSUIeetwide, running between lots Nes. i ami Hi, with the appurtenaiuvs. Taken in exi-ution as tiie priperiy of Wm. B. Shater at the suit of Iianief Hefflcy, executor ol Sarah He die v, deceacit. ALSO All the riirht, title, interest and claim of Elijah Henry, ul. m aud tu tu toUowmg Oeacrlbed real estate, viz: A certain tract of land situate In MMUlecreek Uionship. Somerset couuiy. Pa,, containing -JSO acres, mora or less, of which there arc AU acres cleared with a two story loir dwelling house and other boildinirs thereon erected, adjoining land oi .incnaei Aii.eu, Alary Henry, Attain Ueary s heirs. aL Hay and others, with theappurto. naniTS. lasen in exe.iution an the property of Elijah ALI All the rl-rhO title lnl.P.it .nil .l.l nf t.mM ) Slialer. ot, in and tu the following described real i es'taui. viz: A certain lot of ground situate in Somerset bor- : vu " i. wuu iuB4ijiiiiiiciwaR;s, Taken In exurutina a Uia propert y of Janes Sharer at the suit of Mcirahan k ZVoru, N UTiCE. Any person purchasing at AAe above gain will please lake notice that ten per oral ul the purcbaso uwaey will be required aa foonuthe j.rtiperty is knocked down, ottierwlee it will airain o erposed to si.e. Tho residue of the purchase money mast be pa lit on or before the xBia dav ot .1 Angujt, ICS, the day fixed by the Court for the acvi - .owlctgemcnt of "ShenlTs dce.1. and no deed "';& ack!wie.lBeti until the purcnaae aunty it ' " OLIVES tXEPPEB, SteruL au-A OTICE. j Notice U hereby jiim to aH person eoocere! .that the following assurnee ireouii kate been In'himv otflce. aad that the sa will be pre- senren to t ourt TT conaraatioB o Thursday, the -gsth of August, lsri. ine Dru and final account of John Uber, aa- ' i?- .,, w Smith and wife. ,rh'' account oi Dnyu Fay, assignee of Joseph F X. STHBiXX Pro) aoaatery. TREES SEEDS Vfr Advert ncrrtnt 1 . i Tl KUISTEK'S NOTICE." Al I Lucira w BCTr;-r r. : to all pr9 tnoerrnM ; u leiiee. muiiw,.nftfniae. tbaittx tbii.iw- wul bo prentl d,r enoarmin.ii an. I a!l..wor : at an (rr).bans' Owji-t, t h hi.i i s-menet ie , f,'r &"'01er,et Cimnty, Pa., va Thurtday, Awjut l. 1ST5, j wher ail persnos InwrMtet out at'o.l if j liitr. i-Tpr. irian.l rloal -oant r,f ("Jtsinn La.1t. ' i'ihn aa.t l'rair '. iii.itr. tmuuti M c'hna- llikn Ltt,'y- 'i-s 1- i ri1 a.,unt of Juna A. MiUrr.x.-u: irof Chrtn. AiT.ant 4 ijiilian Wstter an.t J -lah filitr. rxnuitinnr Jit J. Walter. .I.sl. Kim irvt final am.ant tf A. &f. ttecn br H iianimh IiUinKtoa, aeeaMti. First aa-1 nni a.-rs.iiTit ot Khrtve E. axker, exaiur o ( uiario Partir, deeea.se.1. riK wtoraint if la:ii Livbert att l Efizabctll Dyhrt, exnutursot Isaac bvliert. dnuxt I Irst acotiiint of J..ha Dveter. exscuww of Saf ari beeurr, dareajtsl. The aeiniQ.l aTvttnt or T,..w -k & -, . .j Soiumaa J. Baker, tiKuimof Michael snaana, Act-uuni ot' it. A. ftAniier s.atl Pmtw t kv -ru... , . . i ie uiin ana amu ateownt unnii ami Jenw C"k. ailmmisinium of Jacob Ci. .InroMi. I final oMMn, T r 1 1: . . i almlniraur of 11 Levint.in. dmunl. First aihl tloal aoenuct ot J. O. KlmmeL almln. isiraiorat .urs. Alary Ann L aorpearumc. iiee a. Ftrit anil Anal aco aat of hVra-y s. Pk-klnir. aj mmumtur of Jotin H. Plrkioif. aeuel. Scoomi acFooiit of b.iiul Laafser an.l Alex. Caaebeer, aJniinjtniturs of Jooatlian Caaebeer, ilei'oaaeiL Secon.1 ami noal ace. ant of J .an Weller anJ Wn. Ranna. xectir of Joiin Bmrlc, dee -U f im ami anal aceuunt of Aaaaia I, "-"f, ex ecntiirof Hannah Meyer. aee.et. The acceituca of Jaoub . Hilleraa. rnanliaa of Theoiliire t '. an-1 Lm-uula C Hiueaa, miur caii Jren of P. R. Hilleijasi, dewie.. J. K. W ALTER, Clrt aul T AVERX LICENSES. i he liilt.iwing persons hare filed to nr ntCee their petitions for license to keep tavern In the house they now occupy, which petitions will be presented to the Court lor allowance aa Thursday, the aiia of Aairnst. Jusiah Brint. Somerset bor. W. H. Bihoif, Confluence Uir-aigh, Danisl Cams. Joseph MrDermot, Vrjinahornngh. D. V. Lonsr. Keystone Junction. Mantaret Heal, Mitford township. Miehael Shannon. Summit township. Kphraim VaeSiekte. Addtsnei township. The loiiowlng persons havealed apetitiuotokeep an eating beer house or restaurant. '. A. k-xnli Contiueoce. William MorgHO, MeTerliitc bor. t. M. SCHRf iCK. augl Clerk. BOROUGH 0RDIXAXCES. Sar 37. Be it onialncd hy the Burgess ami Town Council tiiat the sale ot" fire works of evert de scriptlun Is hereby prohibited, and any person or persons who shail soil it ernone St saie lire works of any kind whatever within the limit of 'ai l borouirh shall be liable to a fine of not less than ten dollars and not exceeding twenty dollars for each and every such ouense. Siic iiS. Any person or pertis who shall hitch or tie any hor?e or Dorses, mare or mares, gelding or relitlnirs, to any shade or ornamental tree wita m the limits of rul N.ruuch shail pay a nne not exceeding ave dollars lor eai h and every suck of fense. Sac. r.H. Any person or persons who hall reak or deslpit or in anyway in; are any public lamps or who shail cut or detace or in any other wat tr. are any post to which such piiblia lamps are attacned shall pay a line of ten dullairs lor ea.-h and every such ortense, one half of which fine when recover ed shall go tu the iniormer. Site. 40. Any person or persons who hall depos it on any of tue streets of said twmogh aat puper or straw or any other material that would otwtruct the ilrains ol said streets shall pay a fine not ex ceeding Ave duiiars lor each an t; every such of lenp. Sbi-. Al. Any person or persons who shall de posit any buiUIln-materials of any kind whatev er un any street within the limits of said borough, shall pay a fine not exceedir.g ten dollars, naleas tbey shail flrt procure a penmt from the Town Council, and said permit. If granted, shall desig nate the time durlrg which such building mate al shall be permitteu to occupy such street, and lt la heret y ma.Ie tne .inty ui tiie Street Commis. sinner to repi.rt to ti Xuwu Council ail tiouitioui ot this i-rdaiaace. Sa 2, Ia the absence of the Banresj, or If fMmany other cause he Is anabie Ui pert.rm his datiea. die TiwnCuuncil shad appoint . me ut their number who shail act as Burzeiis until such time as the Burgess may be able to resume the duties of his odiee. Enacted and subsrllieit this 27th dav of Jnlv. Wi. J. K, SCOTT. W. H. WLXFLEY. Si!eretarv. Burgeaa. auicA OTICE. We. the tmilersljuc-l citizens of Q aemalx.ninat Tp., Somerset county. Pa., hereby gite notice that they will enforce tne law aitninst any person or persons li.und trespassing on their premlsen the purpose of tUhui. hunting or lathering ber ries, nuts. AC. atter uie glit lav of juiv, lsTi. W. BOA MAN, I. MtERS. ' C. LA M B t K T, widow, . S W A .N K. a. KEh' HEU, J. W. BLOl'OII. A.S.Ull'H. J. ktmTZ. H. BLULGH, A. BEJiKEV. augA "JOTICE. I wltl. on 1 hurtdav, the getk day of Anirnsf, A. P. IsTi, as directed by the ( ourt of Sotnersw Cn.. Pa., appear and pray the Court to be discharged from my indebtedness, acroniing to the Insolvent laws of Pennsvlrania. augA WM. MOOT. "JkTOTICE. Notice ia hereby given that thepsjUnr. nrneeri and members of tlie Methodist Episcopal cbarch, of L rsina. Somerset county. Pa., have maile ap piicauoa to the Court of Common Pleas ol said county tl grant them a charter of Incorporation and If no objection a decree wiil be askeil fOrat August courb auA OTICE. The underslsned citizens of Quemahonlng Tp.. Somerset county. Pa hereby give notice that they will enforce the law igalnit any person tre passinz on their premises lor the purpuae of tun ing or il lulling, guiniruja uemes. uuu. en-. JOS. EASH. IAMKL B EH KEY, a to. MALBEB, N. J. MILLF.R, C. ANKLN V. H. BATTjtii, augA Li.VfcY SELL, J. A. SHAN EH, n. BOH M i.v. .Mm. MARY FUGLE. CANCER, Cared lj 2z 2ZS2'Z ZZZZ7227. un. bond's cHrxiCAL ATTrDoTia Unite with and destroy the virus of Cancer, but will not atfect the healthy part. Patients may tislt the City and remain while under treatment at the Penna. Cancer Institute (one of the hand somest marble euihces in the citt.) and the finest remedial Institute in the country. Remedies with full directions, sent to any part of the world. TScnd fur Pamphlet and particulars. Address H. T.BOND, M.D., Penna, Cancer Institute, 1.119 Chestnut St.. Philadelphia, Pa. August A. pUBLIC SALE. Bypnblie Ttrtne of an order issued out of the OriHn.i' Court of Somerset County, Pa., to the umler"oied directed, there will be exposed to sale, by public outcry, oa TJiunday, Auyu.it 12, 1ST 3, at I o'clock, at the Court House, in Somerset rx.r outfh. the loiiuwuig liesiTiisse taimiLle real estate, late the property of Cyrus Meyers, Efp, deceas ed, to wiu Tfo. L A certain tot of ground ltnate in the borouan of SViroereet, ad)oininir another lot of iie- enlent an Ilia nurth. linn M reel on the sooth. East street un the east, and an aliey on the west, with a large new one story brick COTTAGE HOUSE, with a Mansard roof, ami back building with Mansard root, finished in the moat complete style, with furnace, range, wntertank, bath room, water and gat pipes and all the medera improvements thereon erected; said lot fronting on Alain street atxrat 123 leeb and extending back toward I uion street aixiut 17a teeb being the lata residence of said deeease.1. The locaiH.n Is one ol the mist i desiraide hi this portion of the State. There is a spring of good water i the premises. u,A The nndivideil oee-lourth of the follow ing .lev-1-hj.t lour tract of land, all situate in Lower Turkeyfoot tnwnship. Somerset county. Pa., all in one body and adjoining i anils of Jueian Taunelull. Jehu Rush. W m. U. Koontx and oth ers, the other three-fourth of which said mid luur troi'ts of land are owned by Wm. S. Bissell, John Fleming s estate are! Wm. H. Koontx. which aki land are described a twUowr. No. 1. A tract of land formerly owned by Enoch Solomon, enntainitig UU acre, more or lees, several aeres uf which aru uie&red. So. 4 A b-act of laud funnerlv owne.1 by Jesie Dial aad hi wUa. contain ul a; loo acre, er lea, several acre of which are cieare.L There i a one t..rv house and small stable on the premise. Sn A A tract of iand awmeriy owned f by Solomon Baldwin, containing r2U acre, more or less, several acres of which are cleared, and about aix acre la meadow. There itaont story house and outbuilding on the premises. No. V A treat of iaa.1 ejurrauted iatAeatiaM of Wm. H. Koontx, containing IU acre, more oc iriis. These latfis are ralaaote oa anenunt of the eual and uuumu, aad ae lot agdiaaiturai purpo ses. TERMS: CasA ea delivery w lhe deedt. which will be waile a u.B after oi onrmatiuu ef al as possible. Ten per eenb of the purchase money must be paid oaaa oo day of sale. WM.1L KOONT7, juiya Truest. Tiwrvfcirn i Tnroa vattoti A'JUAIAOirWA AUU O .IU11LL. Awtftot ot Martin Ztntavermnn. late of Brethen te'iley Tu- deteasnl. haTlniti-; rS tn. uereb,' giwa to thoee indebted to It ti -ak. imm- '""Z u dlate payment, ami tbie hating ciniiw against K. w. mi-ull. k a, gr-,1 la ta present lb. duly aatneutca(e.t kxr tettieraent, bet; and sell at pnree a low aa lhe wwea. at the residence ot the adnuniaoaavroa saturuay, l the llt uf Aucust, Hti. I D.J. BRrBAKEH. j jntjVA AcmuiiJirator. I U. W. M. MARTIN, RESTlDEllsTT DENTIST, SOMEP.SET. PA. Having serera! years experlenee. it fairy per. pared lo perSirra 'ail operation uia th teeth. , Artitifial teeth inserteil on aii the improted plan fnns a tie t an entire set, PreservaliuD-ef the nat ural teeth a specially. Otfice two door wet of th Somerset iloua. Satlsfactlc-a guaranteed. I aprtilA Xtw AleerdsemenU. Trial List for 4th Monday of August 1875. FOR MONDAY, TliK 2f ArrcaiiTi PlAiTrrrrSi J.7Ba H-Twr'sei'r. fVffru R3;,j-p1 Fnvakltn Hhwk'I af, K'.:c Htrain Flntllay, I HI -irvl K.4itz. Huirb Ih"nntnn, . liir, S tnrvliS.:htrr. k .ti!j aa.t ltiff. Jacvbi.iV. PaiUppt, ;B;ier. ''tTrxk k Kai pot, t'litfmsli, IahW. I hi ao4 TolTrxb, Knii, FOR WEDXESIMY.TIIE 2.x:i. tV'h B-s-Wer'j ase. Kxnti. Coffrrna ft Korwt, t.'olborna. t. A. Siionrr. HlniB Nimlar, Whiiam rr-nfinan. P. P. H. Wa.ker j I C.-ilwiu, l i.tr-Kh I '.itln)tii K...n' l. Vhl, Jacot Stlne. Kt xintx. K.xmtx. Kixait, Hit. Koonts. i Kuptm. ' : r hU and CctTrUh k. j Ronirf Joepli Tr.slfrr. I . 1 ,v . ; ik!. w Jhn H. Eiromcl. Wiiiiam Bowman. Colborna, j Jhn J. Bruce, Coihorna. J Samo, Cotboras, j same, 1'hf. Coffroth k Kap- A. Walker A S., bet. Knnx. M Kuumx. I A Knpprl. . K nti. ar.d C 1 A Kai-TH-I. Cotxn.-,. Coffrota A Eappel, t. hi. Kooota. L hl. and Codroth k Kuppel. I hL and CofTmh A Buppef, t Jesse Land!?-! u.'e, Joeejii Smith, J. A. Raacb. J'epn Piie, i i Same, Co Shorn. t '..i..m. Coffr-Kh Ji Coiboma, '(VlNn,. FOR TIlTFwSDAY, TRL -y. Hay, Hay, Colhnrna, Colaonsv Peter S. Hay. Pter S. and Michaet ro.Trnth j Hay, i Anne RmMy's a.lmr.. Kumrx. ; B. W. liarntsen s Coilr-nh i ae. Second Week. FOR MONDAY, TflF. n-Ttr j Coffmth A RuppeL Austin Dennlri. K rn'i in t H u m. Jr-n..aii Sua iter's C-rrr?h si, k-ip ' ext rs . and K m't. Lati.ua Bar W man's Cuinurus, i Use (BuToi Valley H. K. Cotrmth A Run;j. i Cie ipanc. ooioums, Schell A KimmeL A Koooti. t'hl and Hay, Chi and Hay. Baer, i Buftio Vaitey K. R, I Comnanr. Corr.-sith 1 K..'DtZ. Biters. t."i,i..mi. John Jj. fcineagy, I Konotx, 1 J-naa Weaver. CfltTroth A Kupriel A Henry J. Pick in ri le. i Corfroth A Ruppel, Co3r.'ta A Auppel. Wm. H. Stah!. f'oltmras. Mich'l Bender sex'r, h! jcu'.z. CoRorns, ' John O'Conner, K .a:z. S-'ionti. Kouota, Knouts, Kixmts, Colborna, CofTroth. Colhnraa aad Kounti. , James Arme!, j Same. ,Jacii4it. Puiiippl, Same. " ifrofh Rtifie Cnl and a. s..r, ( 'oPwirn. t.-ia:H.rr:s. i tJirneet, Deip. Camp Ci3roth 1 A Co. ami I r s o, rarxer ACo., rutrier. I-ac Hoisapple. Bitcmnd Oot- is Col burn a, Ctitfroth a Colixirna, ; ttooter A Weber, t ulirotll Joseph Bender, R r!. ijohri and rail. Krip- Cotirota Kuppel, pie Biiers, Oaither. Oaithcr, Oiither. ifaither. Cortroth A Rappel, :F. Wevaml. William S. ILtnh. j Same, LiTng..f A Olirgcr. E. M. Llehry. Benjamin Lupe, J. S. Baer. , A lam Arestnan, : John H. Miller. tdwapi Mostoiier, E. A E. M'M.t.iiier, : John C. Lichtt, , J imes M. Jlardiait. : Jonas H.Nver s ex r., ! Ha Irzer Waiter, 1 J. Henderson a. Bro., ; Michael a. smtl, Margaret (iuvr. j Llvenaxoa A Olir.xar. I bame, J, " Kuppel, tan her. K lonta, Koontx. Haers, Coffroth A KappeL Coiborns, Coihorns. Coiborns. Koontx, Cortroth A Ruppel, Oaither. (iaitiier. ot. A Postleti, "..llr.,rh Kix.ntz, FOR THURSDAY, TIIE Baers. K jontz, Baera, Baers, baer. Cfaither, Koontx, Konnta. Baera, J. J. Speck A I ' John ' teis's ue, S. Pliilsrn A Co., Ci tfr' (h (Vftrth iv-tl 1 A, Kwni'it k-i-n.'. i Reyni.l.is a Co., Ail im Elillnifr. Llvengixjd ai ciungcr. Coilx-res . Wiltiam M. Bcennaa drT-th J.N. Fiehtner, Omirher. F. Sellers, '..tir-iii JuIySA S3o,000 FIjNTE OAJR-PETs STOCK Henry McCallmn 7T FIFTH Which wen part tallTdamsg-d bv wmer at the li',. flr !en r, mood Bank. FIFTH A V E I K AX D L1BEUFY ftT.nnt. tion from eo, F 'R Se) DAYS. JaralSlhiri vr AXTET TO EMPLOY-LIVE JtEX trarel and appoint Connty Aitents fcr Da. Eaaasn s Caraaaa TikaTnaxT. Warranted to cure Catarrh or pav ntsi. J. C. TILTOy, Sixth Si- Pittsburgh. Pa. June 23. New Firm. SHOE STOEE, SNYDER 6l UHL lTaTiaa; pnrrha.arl the Mkm Store lately owned by II.C. BeeriU. We take pleasure ta calling the attention cf Cnblie to the fact that we have now and expee eep coo scant. y on hand as com; lete aa ment of Boots, Shoes and Gaiters BOTH OF Eastern and Home Manufacture a can be found anywhere. We alao will have or and constantly a fuU supply of SOLE LEATHER, MOROCCO, CALF SKINS', KIP AND LIM.N'O SKINS or aU kind, with a rut! Mae of Shoe Fmdings. The HintB MAXrFACTT'RE DEPAET HENT wiu be la charge ef 1ST. 13. Sn viler, Jvsa-i. "Who repatalhiB for auktng Good Work and Good Fits U t. none the Stw; Ta. public lf-f SNYDEE&UHL ee?t I ii tn oo prr.dT-. Areata wanted. All i .u v " ' c" nuimenta. or all the time, than antthinir else. We HAT JkA. IB lAJAwir own tun icav, uta iiltw mva ry -y orter employment that will pat hannsuuwdy -'r etery hoar wera. Fall par icaiam. turn". Ac., sent free. Send os your iddrese al ouce. It t deiar. JTtrw I ta time. Don t look tbr work or bustneat eiaewhete) until Tib hate learned what w offer. 0-. Sfrraos; A Co- Portland, 3Ie. afauli 7. "t -I I : A y .r -. A- i. :.-'. t 'l.t. i-l U. .'"I 11 . F-i. Tg S"it. ' 'to fz F-b. -! 1 t M iv. .iu ' in Ji .i.i tg - , 103 S;. ' d ! IT " 1 . ! ii y rr.' ,I,j I , f " ; do i : 19 " i do i'jo M ' -t.) lil u 2Tt ' -t.l m : to . il l i! " iii -2 ' ' ' i' X v. f:y 'xi - do I ' ' 1 21 Feb. Is' A ir - Jo Att tn s. lirry Pn-sat. .1 .i.s,o '.i, n-r. r-s .r-;i. Xrtie". ii.-nry i rin.1, "ui.t:'.i an. R sl.lv. ' Airs an.i J..h.i Z.a merniol. John Kiir.". it -nrt . - .-r. .1 isei.h H. Itl. K .1: and F -nu. ay. Kt -Tia-i Kroger. P. in I C. Kaid C'lmraif, P. and li Eaitr-sl "on::vanr. Joi.n I. K tidy, P'ter S. If it. P. and C. liajioail A Ripp!. 3l km ti. ..mpanv. and C.nlr.ih E.lwari s'ulJ, flUlitiel, and I Un 'h At. A. S inn. r. rfr th Wru. 11. K ... ntx. Krr.cii, ix-ip A Camp A renins M-Varv, p.ter Pbiiippl. KieX A A.!.. s.av a VoSht. F.or-peU Sarrc sith Ru-pel. Si; .-.riry A Patf. R K. AC. Co., Same, Frf.ieri''k Krner, i Has. W. v iiiiam. ; s.-n. A K;r w' " A P.-ip-v' Aitert Ke. e, 291 A(, .v. h. c .::.-t.:, ,-.' tfwmin En.i 1 1, 2Ai Feb. UT E. f i. Yurzy. -x itj V '-aa S -or:, T.; . ,1. P. and C. K.o.iva l 2i.5 itf ( 'omojine. ' A.ir.-i f. iiakcr et al -s ,jj '1 A '.::naa. Mj " li Pi-leman A flea''. ; C' il it E. ind J. Jf.,s:!;cr. ' ,s J.. d BER 1,T. .if. sr.! JI. JXiUctv T4 Mir, ;,- i berg-. Hnrv l -iiihof, t-l , -i-i it. 'Rrv F-itnn. 1 A " .l.i Peter Phuiippt, !. ie. aaie. 1 . 'j - j if., Alexm.ier Walker, ".; j Ft. C. T .. m t- iiimr. 1 - .. Aan.n F. rak-rt al -- I'ir. a.M.irt H i:y, -i.t I !w ird M '..ii.-r. 4..1 ( ha-, and ic. i.ia. Aait. ' BerVst A Orfi'h. ' C " ii Kiel. ;y a. S inner, I- " it !''' i Hint, ia.1 1 i ' .;. S-S..1. i F:s':r . r r.g-s. . ,i Jl. F. Srnitii, .1-, I -epa I-i;', t s .j,. r. r 1'inriT. t--i 1-. l' i. ui a-! r. i-i ' i p Oy-iis it-'vr oilmr. .. .: i lein.cl itj.au. .s. - .lo-s.; a i-no., iter, 1 s,' V. -1' .1 H. 11 ir ,o :,1 . I ) , Herman Berk-v, i .;. Henry p.?Rro.l 'til.. H ' (onarh-.n ,f . Waiter. 1-A " lo 1 A. it. jliiier. l-o - .j.. Z. r.inn.Miill' ex'r.. -'J . " -r W. A. hi mm s. g , ,Cttr-st.ao Fisher, -V- Jin. ;', tl. S. li.,rig... J3 .l -.lini.lkr. r.-r Jan. n i'l-ir!. .tej H..rner. Jiey.rs aa-l ATI , l- hi .'P' f. Cyr ts Mi yr' odmr.. " ! S i:ce, " j s M'iii-r. M.'vers and j-', ' t M icr. Sesfii-rxM--Fi-Und ' ! H.i-rie E. W-l.hT.s i"l lis Henry s. Ii-Dge, ,T4. " -t M schrook, PMth-.n-tarr. A Hnpr-t. at hi r.a;-. Ji kll: . i, A Ftai p- I, Coffintli A K'iptlet. Codr-.tl A ku, pel, aad K.iur:i. K-sintz, C. rlrith A H.:; . e'. K.xinti. K.-.iiiz, i 'uib..ras. Cuiburns, X s nf 2, liner. it--.. Hip . A H.iv, iir,. . iii r'tk iiiliTs, t 'oihornJ, K.icnti. '.Itrirh t Ruppd, Cotimth a. Ku;.iei, A Kir-pel. ,x hari'ei. tad As.ntz. " A Koppet. x Rapiiel. woktii OF AVEXL"E t-.:.m. l at n 5t ti l'i Ur-a re.iao- PITTSBURGH. PA. "JXECTTOR S NOTICE E.iie of Jacob C ver. laie of Jenncr ti.wasr:.':-.. o.'ee-i h!. Letter tetamentary on the abote est.ire hartna been rantil to the underignei t.t tae pp.rer au thorir r. nefice i hereby z:r?a to tho" in-n-r 'ci to it to make innne.i.ate am.-nt, W( iwnng claims aniti.f .t to present :.u-u lait luthennnir--i t.-r -it;e:nert ..n Kn !ar. Ja-y ;:, a: k.iae t ninl, m Jeiaier t.'-tnsii.. h r.v'RT l. Kr.r-yr. litilli'ii, W. COVER. i'u-23 DM IX I TRAT0RSt ,0TICn oTA. lu-tate of Teter It .th' ci ...te f Li-!xr Td . .IcceaSfd. Le'ter rf a.!ai:n:?:r.Ti. n on the ar.ote etit tiioz ben mn'e-i rn t.!e Tir.'ierifTie'f. ni.ti.-e ! herefiy uvea to tmc mlebtel ut It to make initn-- laiie pityment, an.l th- se having rijixs aa i:n -t U. to pree-nt th-n dnly ntnenticafe.i tor --t.e. uient -.a Satuniae. i:ih Hiii lay of Ja.y, lsti. a: f S,t; i i.. PETER Bli'iwy. A ianmjira. r. tho kite re si ler-e r-14 OTICE. -:i At pr:vui9 v-. ft-ilowinif ir-tn ,t lui i ;..ii.nir,nir t. Sirnn., Z;rnrrirn,'ir-. a -i j:rsat i-r Wn. Z.mmcniiAU, tor viw .'r3ent of hi cnrutiur', lu w:i: ?f'. I. A ffVr of l.-lrtf r;rfr in rtZriTl1virT,i-2 ti.nj-s4', 0fCC.u:iii)-) 6 ita.-ffs. w:ta ia;..i ;r.wr. . 2. A trwt a-In -ninr ah r- tnr tl ( S-.ov t 7;:t:::rrajn, c-L.ia - JurL-ti, m fan? ma S k X trirt ri'Tn: m t-irn-.! f- y in ;n An''wriy V. 'i.tcE;tt.-tr anil ( hem. n r.nninx I jvt"'. Rh-m r !p" i.i fml UmLr ianii. w.tii fao'-w ;in! taf. tn.rn. Al.. a .V.. 1 w:;n cm i- mwi mail z:n In -jpX cinlitin. nnt ianr; t of 7ir!''i t.risrft iiimL-er. niinitt. pino, i;rj;i?. ..,, -nt linn. pA'pliir. ''ifirritif. n-xmr. ni.t-l-. liarv, r c n tl.e uu.':r:i5T.c!' Jnnr X K' a-!-. V M. ZiM.ULit ".IAN, may Amifx. PLANING MILL an ! rlAinc! r-TarriA For BuiMiuz Pnri)ses ftCH AS SITING, FI.O0F.INfe, poor.?, SCROLL WORK, iVC.r xC.9 iC. t at Ti4 h j.r'.rrn a wi',1 maik !t ? ."Tnta.r f ( mi.it-r- v. v.! h.m A- ii.i tvt re f an The Cash System, an f rret re.!t.-if.t wh? eisde !n the rrtc of ad tti taid iutwrti ..an.iny.iat. H al-o ai'-'-s n-.O'-e iii-." .n.lc.fed to him that their accounts zi" be i.ed at anear!y .lay. or he iia.l ' i b: -ed to tnr.ts euiiectlwn .y otnermear.s: jnlvr ISAAC JONES- IN OTICE. Ail prr.n are herery a.... tkal I? and. f slaueii hat-aig res'iive'l !., eniuri-i' oie tl-s-paM. gniias ami fl.-ii laws, .if this Citaas!wc;:n, w:;L alter the 1st day Juw, irs, or"e-t ail per- a fr.ttiid tteSia."1rt urntn their iaoii'etcet.t Ilieir peranseipn. pnrenia ami laaritiia w.il hi-i-t n'-ei-i- ie A.r tiie .letir"0at..'ns --f m.ner. a. r st l r.A Mi, M.t ( B' KKHi LT tiA MiHV IMtl. J li . W iit VS1. 1 !( H 1L ki. r. fh sni y y r. iiidii a rrFi.vs. HAlELSTEYEK, Ji .V AS -slCI'LA. j.:ii oi Ii.I'. fl PLFP-HrK. OLO. VijC K1.V. S IL A Cl V. M.KMA! ET' rLK. Ji S. r A.XN K.liLL. fcf. artYr K. Mrs. JI L. S TEYEE. I'AV II Aiiil V Gil. JOHN fiilLhn.-. J HILTArHI'LE. ymf Vti'i if i tVl-s. It Li A K ' A-t, Mr J. H..iitflACan.CHARLs5.Ml.NUs JciH St ti.il i. ;n!yU e
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