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even- Smrily
TiiKi.t: has Ui n but oi.e leap year pa
in N:neis l as vel.
V r.r.KAT niuuU r f f.in.iers are
i iir"of "mouldy rori.."
Noah's dove brought the lirst
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"Dorc-ns ball U- king." King mini ry
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rAsENci:i: fares during the CVnteni ai
exLibitionareto It! redmxd twenty : ve
jrreint.
FriOPVL Skkvick w ill be held in ihe
;.hk1 Templars' Hall. Tuesday eveniai.
Ffbruary '2V, 1S7C, at 7 o'clock.
TiuH an it will be six or seven wvtl.s
till Latter, tliu bovs have already com
menced to cry "W np," "my pick."
The B. & . Kailniai Lave made rr-
Jn-ti-ns in Irvilu over U- J'iitmri:
dnion. This will be L our
!i.irclmntsaiidshipiK-rs.
Wiit i it thus. Not a binsrlc eucccsstul
or uiiuwsful M.H!ician has leen ol.serv-dtobiM.rtaneu-
hat since the flection.
Mo lifts.
Snvder I'hl hare made quite an im
pr ivement in their store-room. Call aud
bee l he change and at the s-iiije tune exam
in their slock.
The ground bo appeal to l ive I--.iine
indisroaiit at the non passive oi cn
Lii r Wood's resolutions aud uoue back on
his weather prodkiioLs.
Jt will be. oiiscrveJ by our l; t iion re
nins that the Tow n Council and School
Ho irds for thi tKiroii-h nuiain the same
at last year.
OxEot our exchanges teg.ests that the
reason the Chicago Democracy w aut l ien
1 ricks ani Dlack tor rn'ulent and ice
President is Uiat tbey are fond of Tain and
.Urry.
Natlt.e never.does anything by Iih'ivcs
1 in the tow u w lumi she has
i.rovide.1 with a Mo. 2 loot. Hie KUHHJ
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No. 1 chance ot showing it laM
Kent a
week.
Oust received nt Sclinn-k"a Store.
2.Utstvl-)t Sprin? bats; young men s
Knptish Derbv. young men's Mol.l ies,
r.ld men's wide brim, boys black Nixon.
Call and see and buy a new bat.
Iailis N. Fvax. an -ld and respected
Itwirnnl rnunlv. and who was
well known to the people t this county,
lied at his home in licufoid on Friday,
February 18.
Our readers w ill
doubtless be glad to
we that our Washington
correspondent
Jias recovered from sickness and that this
..i. bt,l to fiiriikh them Willi a
most deliirhlful letter that will be particu-
Jarly interesting to our lauy reaotrs.
A exchange pertinently inquires :
Uhat kmd of religion is it that induces, a
uiriM tfandinK in the bit-
ing wind without a blanket, while he ot
f.ris up prayers la the sanctuary ?
n KiiiFT. of Allechonv,.well and fa-
w.r-lilr known to our people, it ill be here
.n Frilav. and pive a series ot Sv-ruions,
commencing w UJi Friday evening, tn ti:e
l'rtli terian Chuicli.
The numbers of the Presbyterian
Church will bold a "mush and milk fes
tival in IIay iJlock. lueway ceu.ufe.
Feb. LUth. lA't every one turn out and get
a pood, old lashiohed dish of mush aud
milk.
ttinTviiim eirl treating too
frc
quent gentleman caller rather coolly drew
Irom him the remark "I fear you arc not
dealing squarely with tncT" "1 hat s be
cause you are 'round so ott.cn," was the
quiet reply.
Mi:. Custer, of Paint ownship. h;is
t.-ni a couple of tine siieciniens ot lossil
iron ore to this oflice, where they can be
wen by any one interested in the mineral
resources of the county.
"CiULDREir," said t country minister,
addressing a Sunday school, "why are we
like flowers What do you have that
flowers have V And a small boy in the
infant class, whose breath sroelled ol
vermifuge, rose up and made- reply :
"Worms."
I !A Had Spell. At least one postmaster
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in 1 vnnsj ivania nag i wui bipuc '""ii"j
,i, tuiiot orthoiftntdiv. as w itness bis en
dorsement on a returned letter recently re
ceived by a gentleman of this city : 'Ke
trn to Uiti-r Not Clametl." (JumlfrUmd
The Presbyterian Sunday schiHil of
it.; h.ia iMi-n reorganized since
l It in j . ' 1
the completion and dedication of the new
Lurch building, under unt encouraging
auspictt. The public are cordially invit
4.A in kUcnd. 1 he library of the school is
unusu!!y large and weli selected.
a v To a w oman reioices in the txisses-
ioi. ol the original nightcap that warmed
ti. of the late iliiam l enn.
; i,.., ,a.. would only unearth the slip
IK-r hi ii which "the late" W illiam's
mother "narmed" him when she caught
him plaviiig truant, or prow ling shout the
preserve closet or plundering the sugar
.owl! Wouldn't that !c a line pair ol
relic-s for the Centennial? Daily I tit-
graph.
i. . ,t. iv Ki -fiAK. Savs an cochange
. T . ....... I ... rrrt-4' A I .le to inostol our read
rs Ui learn that unrefined sugar abounds
in insects, w hich may readily be detected
i.. . ..w-.ufnl f raw sucar in a
j ine glass full of water. The animalcules
jvill pane to the surface aud may be tfn
Mtlb the naked eye swimming about vig
orously. These inwts are never found
in refined sugars. In buying refined su
car vou pay lor pure sugar crystals ouij
in buying coarse brow n sugar you ay lor
animalcules, molasses, water, and all kinds
of filth."
Tl. Pi 1 1 uti u rff Leader lias iound a cen
b cnial darUf woman, who tatv George
Washiuru pas lbroug Shijpenf.laii
flic JijiMS, U-tOg pcrsonanj -v..-.
ill. I.im rttiti knew jonn
Thomas Jefferson. Uogcr W iUiapis, Cisik
t A .linm.r f. Kin? GtOTLf. Waited JP
King Ahasuerns, was an advisory luemltr
o( 1'ret.iih nl linrhunan'a kitchen cabinet,
tad but wc forbear for fear of taxing the
crcdulitv fcf our readers.
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f)ne of the great features of the Phila
dtli hia Exhibition will ke the engine in
Machinery Hall. It will supply the power
for all the machinery to a building cover
in? seventeen acres tt ground. It has a
capacity of 2.500 horse power, and will
cost, w hen completed,',? u,uuv. .mericnn
mechanics will lie proud to Siiow that en
gine to their European neigh'jors.
The bill defining the conspiracy act of
172, has 1 assed the State Senate, and
pluC'-s the following construction upon the
objectionable clause, which provide! lor
the punishment 01 persons wiio snail in
any waj hinder pers ns who desire 1 1 la-
imr lor iiieir employers iroiu uoio si,
The use of force, threats or menace of
harm to persons or projierty shall alone be
regarded as in any way laincenne; nu n
from laV. ring for whom they please.
The Ijcwistown True Vcmwrol wanis
a boy and girl of sixteen or thereaUmtF,
to learn tha printing business. Jlere is a
chance for a couple to "set up" and.do
their courting in daylight.
And do their "locking up ot "tortus
after night fall. So says our devil. r.r
crctt rren.
It would be handy. They woukl not
have to leave the oflice, as they could sleep
on the press "lied, cover themselves with
the "blanket, and eat a "bite ot "pi.
His name should be "Jeff" and hers
Km."
Thkhe will be a series of services 111
the Presbyterian church commencing on
Wednesday cvtiing next, service on
Thursday and Friday evenings and on Sat
urday morning and evening. Communion
Sunday morning, and service Sunday
evening.
Iv. Dr. E. E. Swift of Allegheny City
will be pre-sent and proliablv preach on all
these occaaious, assisted by Itev. S. S. Uer
gen, the present pastor of the church.
Miou Id the proper intetesi oe mannesicu
these s rvi't-s w iil 1 continuei through a
part or the w hole of the week.
1 he public generally are most cordially
invited to be present.
On last Saturday Jacobjloyle.'frotll the
village along the hue of the Pittsburg
Division of the Haltimore and Ohio rail
road that is named alter thai paraeou of
honesty J. W. Garrett, was brought to
this place aud now occupies a suite of
apartments in the hotel de Pile as a guesi
of the county. He will sojourn there us
lil the next session of our county courts,
when he will lie granted an interview
w ith his honor judge Hall, and given an
opjiortunity todisprove the charge of hav
ing feloniously abstracted a crs cut saw
from Mr. Moses Hurkholder, who is also a
resident of the village above relerred to.
KhruiiLtCAS Meetiso. Agreeably to
a call issued by E. il. Shr.-ck, Chairman
of the Iiepublican County Committee, a
number of Bepublicans of Somerset coun
ty met in the Tow n Hall on Monday, Feb.
14th. Dr. Wm. Collins ot Somerset town
shin was called to the chair. Ed. B.
Scull was chosen secretary,
Mai M. bhrock was chosen chairman
r iL cnnuing year. Hon. Win. H.
Koont, and Ed.Vull were Chosen dele
eates to the Suite Convention. The
fol
bittin-' resolutions was adofitcd:
Jtetvlted. That this meeting concur with
Hudtord countv in the selection ol a Sena
. tonal del
' tonrent
torial dcltplu U Iho IepubliC4n State
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During January the demand for post
age stamps, postal cards and stamped cn-velojK-s
reached the unprecedented amount
of three hundred and twelve million- '
This figure is considered indicative of the
rapid revival of business throughout the
country,
The lobins that were swindled into
makiag their appearance on Sunday last
iu such force, were arouned rather prema
turely, and must necessarily take their de
parture for a wanner latitude. Hut tljcn
if they loaf in the neighborhood lor a day
or two longer, the atmosphere may again
moderate very much. There is no telling,
as all general sighs have failed thus lar
during the w inter.
Tun following tax collectors have paid
in full or in part since the publication ol
the county's annual settlement :
John A. Walker, paid in full.
ileorge A Walker. $18 40.
Jonathan Voder, $34 2S.
II. A. Flick, $333 CO.
Hen. IJownian, $43 00.
Zuch. Snyder, $15 10.
George 31. Say lor, paid in full.
Lyceum met in its room in Baer's Block
on last Friday evening, but in order to
allow its members to attend church, ad
journed to meet on Friday evening, Feb
ruary sijin. iuc iouowing is uie pro
gramme for the evening.
Address Dr. S. S. Uood.
Essayist Ed. Ii. Scull.
Kecitition A. A. Sanner.
Heading W. C. Snyder.
Discussion "Should the right of suf
frage lie extended to females':" Affirmative
j. J. Miller; Negative Ed. 15. Cof
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A good turnout is expected, especially
as the question for discussion will bring
out a larirc number of the fair sex.
"Lcjip Year!" said he as he threw liini
elf indolently upon the lounge, "Ob,
don't I wish 1 was a pretty, fascinating
stunner of a girl! I'd have all my clothes
fin nfiiT t he "Domestic Fashions" and
Insi heat) the style on. And wouldn't
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title on ihe duds and wear a big bustle
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Ill' Oi:ciI!"and iust here his lather,
as he led him out by the ear said, "Young
man, if you don t climb oui n uus anu
TOake a big bustle in the neighlioi hisid ol
I lint wood UK. HI UX you oa Jim
couldn't wear a bustle for a month.
The election hereon Tuesday was de
cidedly livelv, the principal contest be
inn for lii.l'...; c, lil,e I'eHCR and Iliilh Con
stable. A strong effort was made to elect
one lVniocimic member of the Town
Council, but as w ill lie seen by the list ol
officers published elsewhere the entire Ke
publican ticket with the exception f High
Constable -selected. Gilbert, the regu
lar nominee for that iosiiion, being defeat
ed by Parson. Independent. The vote
polled in the township wai. very small
ow ing to the inclemency ol the weather
and the fearful condition of the roads ;
the entire vtitc being but a little over one
hundnd and filly, the Kcpubiican town
! ship ticket, with the exceUon of Bolierls.
i a candidate for School D.reclor. was elecl-
- ed. The amount ot cutting and scratch
IPS oiui"r w'- r
was trightful to behold. ()ut ot the
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miiire vote of the township but nineteen
tickets were voted straight. The borough
vote,' which was nearly twice that of the
township, had but some twenty odd
Straight ticket).
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Importakt to Tiiosk Concluded.
The United Slates Internal Revenue laws
provided that certain lecal papers. nt I
ic . made rroru the first day of August,
iitnj'9
l certain ilenumillution. TUiS pun 01 me
law whs repealed fu 1972, to talus tflect
Irom siul alter Octol C' 1, 1372; m pro-
Tico I that all paper executed while the
law was in force, and which bv any means
had been emitted to be stumped, fchould.
ncvertheless.b stamped and made valid;
provided how and by whom the stamping
sdiould leitally be done, end tL: miDHii'.;iu
amouui ot anally to'Ue paid for the o.hi.v
sion. For the puriHa nf increasing ll.u ;
f : , -1 1 i 1 1 ,.o Anil ct.in in.r liV Mtliho irivileTfsiof
ol erf . ctiuit such pajiers as were c.mitito j huliiis debt thereof, the aluaiu n ot tax-Mbosti-iupedaiihe
lime. Coti-.o, by able property thcreit., tbc assets ot the
act of Juno MX 1C74. made proi-rsion tha' 'cor. wion. wlUi character and value
,i ... 1. i. in 1 . 1 thereof, nnd the date ot maturity ot tho
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FIIteT OK JANUARY 1S70." That time
having expired, the oiy persons now
authorized to stamp and tnako valid such
iustrun.enta ol writing as weiv required
to lie stamped, which were made nnd exe
cuted between the first of August, V-ii.
and Oilobcrl, 172, but stamjaM. are Col
lectors of Internal l'evenue. These o:'.i
cers oiilv, r.re authori.ed to fi!!!s. cancel,
certify, and i2kc a'id such unstamped
dot umciils, w hen applied to. the pay
ment to them of the v.iiite ol'stauip, 'mid
a penalty equal to d jlibl the aui'Hiut of
btau. p t ix. but iu no ca.-e h thai: five
dollars," and they re required ? ii;-tkj
ieHrts qui.rtcrly.
Those concerned should U'ar ibis in
lniuih
Our J)wei.LI.cs. Thu A-iuric-tii
;;jir! jiisita that we must coi.iiu t our
dwelilii;s more lltarly. il not uheoluieiy,
lire proof, with floors of solid wrought
iron.lieniiis or Joists, tied with iroa rials
auchoicd to the walls, and with blick cr
hollow cement arches sprung across, the
upptl spaces lietweeli the liemus aail thmis
to lie lided wilh ) psuin. The partitions
luav lie lathing lilted into inm I-!: , er
hollow bricks of cement. iiwcliuiiiti
thus built iu Paris arc said to be aluio,i in
i evincible bv f.re, and the '(' r claims
that the cost need not exixed lh" onlinary
m i.i in d by more than Ptt.v jut cent. Ther-'
is no um'Ih. thni the iiinRr-l etyle :
nrchiiclv:re wbieii prevails iu this cou:i
tr; mifciil U-clie.uid Very pieatly lor ihe
b. iier. As aa example ol ihe ..'iiailii j
ol I.illoptail I uliuin i., Ii is i.u . ii'imi.i
that lh' American Miuitfei ' ie :.t
Fl-.ieui-c, Italy, is "kuown to fi Ix en
an old liouse lour huiidasi uiiJ Z;i:y ai
ago 1 he tHiler waits are1 o! runble- iin
winM. mid Very thick. TIe uie iioi ,nm,
W. h I'll ling or otherwi.-e, and the p!a
o-iing ia-piied directly to the inner s.ir
ficr. In many of the U-tter class ol !'-d-Liu
hoUM-a a thin detached wall ol briek i
laid a couple of inches within the inner
surl.-e ol the outer wall to receive the
plastering. The inner wall is suHVncd
and bound w ith the outer wall by nn occa
sional single brick, and is continuously
bound with it around the opetiings. Such
linings are very nearly as dry and us warm
as wooden framing. All the partition
waiis, even of small chambers and cl -sets,
root none or brick, and the door u;id
window casings arc of stone. The l'oors
are either vaulted w ith brick or tiiey are
ot timber, board tiles, and mortar thus
laid. It is evidently next to impotsible
that such a flooring should take tire, or
even he set on tire. Not least among the
needs of this country, at the present time,
is the need of more solid building.
Helatino to JriKiMtMs and .vr. y ok
Lxi-i i riox. Mr. Sjiaug, lioin the Gen
eral Judiciary C'oiuiiiillee of the HoUm',
lias introduced the following bill:
Sec. lj k- it twud by the Sttutt owl
IJijf 'C lUlirtfCnLitii CI oj the ( 'um won
vft'th of 1'iHiijylnini.i in tiimrul .-.-..'"
'"it md ' i I'inhy ri.; .'iif y ti-e
authority the nime. That uju,n all
judgmiiita now remaining un:atiafied, or
which may le obtained within six months
Irom the jrassage of this act, or upon
a hit h a aule of real esute has not yet in eu
conlirmed, there shall be a stay of execu
tion for I wo years from the passage herc jl
us regards judgments now existing and
troiu their dale as regards judgments ob
tained w ithin six mouths alter the ilatc
hereof. J'raeithJ, That the defendant is
possessed of real estate within the respect
ive county or counties iu w hich such judg
ment shall have been obtained, or In any
other county within this Commonwealth
to which the said judgment shall have
been transferred, and subject to be Bold lor
the payment ot such judgment, worth, in
the opinion of any court, or any judge iu
vacation, or justice, or alderman, lutvintf
jurisdicticn ot such Judgments, at a fair
valuation a sum sutlteieul lo pay or uaiisiy
the same over and above olher incurubran- i
ccs and the amount exempted from levy
and sale on execution, or said defendant
shall give security for the payment ot the
6ame to lie approve! by the court, or a
judge thereof in vacation,' or the justice,
or alderman, before whom the same was
obtained, or may be depending, within
sixty da j s from the date of the judgment,
or from ihe passage ot this act ; which se
curity shall consist otonc or more pe.sous
who shall satisfy the court, judge, justice,
or alderman, by oath or allirmuiiou, and
such other evidence as may be required,
that ihey pre the bona fide owners ol real
or jicrsonal estate within the county where
such judgment lias been cutered worth at
a lair valuation double the amount ot such
judgment over aud above all other debts
auU cucuuibrances, lo wuicu sccuruy me
plaintiffs may file exceptions as now pro
vided by law ; and no person or farm bank
or broker holding collaterals as security
for debts due or to become due shall -with
in one year from the taking effect of this
act sell at public or private sale any such
collaterals whether the same consist o!
mortgage, bond, or other security, com
mercial or otherwise, and any jKirty sell
inn such collateral securities within such
time shall become responsible for the same
at double the amount for w hich it w hs
pledged to the owner of such collateral.
And I'rorided further. That the provis
ious of this act shall extend to judgments
entered as well upon bond and warrant of
any attorney as upon mortgages to secure
the same and to any subsequent grantee or
owner ol the premises so bound, as well as
lo the obligor or uiortgagar. And provid
ed. That nothing in this act contained
shall be construed to stay any execution
that miv be issued alter the expiration ol
sixty days Irom the assage of ibis act for
the pur-xisc ot collecting interest uue, or
to become due uiou any judgment lor any
sum not less than five hundred dollars here
tolorc obtained, but no such execution
shall be issued for less than six month's
arrearages of interest. I'rorided, That
this act shall not apply so as to stay the col
lection ot interest on judgments entcreu
for security lor the payment of money
to w idow, orphans, or minors. And pro
vided further. That this act shall not
apply to any judgment obtained for the
a ages ot labor or to ctetiis contracted auer
the passage of this act, but shall apply to
all coriKiralions whether defendants or
holders af collaterals.
Sec. 2. That in all cases in which a de
fendant shall be entitled to a stay of exe
cution under the provisions of this act and
shall neglect or refuse to claim the benefit
thereof, any mortgage ot uie premises
levied upon or other lien creditor whose
estate or interest therein would be affected
by sale of the said premises shall have the
like riirht with Ihe defendant to claim
such stay ot execution.
Sec. 3. That upon all jvdgments hereto
fore entered or which may hereafter le
entered upon conditional verdicts, stipula
tions or warrants of attorney in uction ol
ejectment a like atay ot execution shall be
had upon the same terms auu couuuioua
nrovided in the first section of this act.
Skc 4. That the provisions of this act
shall be constructed to apply to all judg
ments upon which a sale by judicial pro
cess has uot been actually made.
labllahitK TowtaaUlp aU Itvronnh
AeeataMla.
There seems to be a wide spread misun
derstanding relative tothe time when town
ship, borough and school district accounts
must be published in order to fill the re
quirements of the law. We have, our
selves, contributed no little in misleading
the public on these points, simply from
the fact, lhat wc were, until last week,
wholly ignorant of the passage of a law
lal winter, amending the act ot 18i4
touching the publication of the aliove ac
counts. The act of 1874 provided :
. Section .. Tho corporate authorities
of every such municipality or district
shall annually, in the month of January,
I prepare and publish in at least two rif irr
i ni sid municipality, or of the
i paper
in .incn ine same is suuaic, u n
many be printed therein, a statement
aliowine' in detail tilt actual indebtedness,
the amount of Ihe funded debt, the am.iunt
of ilip flmtinfr ib-tit thereof, the valuation
of taxable property therein, the assets of
the corporation, with the character and
nature thereof, and the dale of maturity
of the respective forms of funded debt
thereof, and a neglect or failure so to do
II I I l"'MM"l-..'r'JMIJI
kuail Ic a misJcricaaor.. puMuUaMo by
fine not exceeding m.3 thousand dollars
It will be seen the; .je tito'o oct
;quires the pulijicittou if lluie accounts ;
m January . e aii ear. iv tennis i-mi ;
uini umc us iuuiiu im.n..i.mn... ...w
iU - ttisUlure latt aluler uciuea me aci
as to read us follows :
Sfctkis 0. The wrporato au;l.oniR3
of every ntch iiiuiiicilny oi district
bhai. at thj end of their tWal year, pre -
pare and puUinh in at leaat tco uctrpJj:trs
j of said iiiuiiit iivilily or 1 the County in
! which the same U ittiate, if oo many lie
priuu J therein, rmtenu-ni tonlng in
turlall, l; arinai imieoieMiiw, im; ju...u..i
he funded dcbt trfe nntiiunt
:,f the I r
n-4:.eiivr 101 him of lunded debt thereof,!
, - . .. . , .1 , ,
rtnii :i i. ir liiliure SO IO Ul t uao ,
..c ..
liiisdcmeallor. puniahitbie ty line nin ex-i
,....1: 1 A, .'1 1 ri
Ap-'ro' i im The lith day f April, '
' . 1
IBl.l.
Hence it is clear that borou-ii, town
ship, ani! i.-i.d staleiututs are to be puu
lit:Lid
in !:i.-7.
the? end ol the fiscal
year," emi tiu school accounts in June. the stomach, reguiatca tue liver, report j
which is the Vnd of the tiso-il csr" Ibr the natuu! appetite, areii.-.-:heus the deli
school purpose. Wc Iiopl! our "liH.-al olli- j cite, and i xpelU all iiiorbid liu.u irj from
ctrs w id make a note of this, so that all i the system. Tj ,ilioid and Uilioits fever
laities nuiv woik themselvva out of the! might hi almost every cao be provenled
tau-'lu iuto" which wc now are t u hing . by its linn ly use. Trial rize 2"i "ii. A j
'!:l-i!i.:iti;.-. ' iverylcwiiie.es ill relie'.e, and a little J
. j jH i sevi rxUit cure you.
A ."! r i tli UlR-tit nirrrtlwii. j Sold t-y '.). . I;.MV1;I i So:iitr-
t..
A rery large r.r-.iuMy f the K-ople oi
i!ii? county, a-. i.eel u tha w.ioii- Ma.e. (
will lit-urtilv endorse a bill rc-eut',' iulni- i
iduced into the Ler;iI-.t'iii ry Mt. Aet:-cr,
K prcM lll.ilive 1'iOili tl:v Hujo.iilti- e.illliU
o! llrtlfort', lixini the ic-Jal lile of liiterc-t
at six per vnt, .ih a 'irliil ot ihe who!t I
interest w her: l:ore I.- eln.rsreil nnd
re-
loising surctii' iilid oil is is lnm al
iiniiiiilv fur del I iiii 1 int u in nil c.i.-c.-o
cuii. ct oi' li ir.e cxc. .-i'.ui j m. i.t r
t .-ii t.
The Legislatuie should hot adjourn
wiihoul pas.-in j this bill or Mime'hiug very
nine!) line il. Eciy ilay adds Ij the uu
poriui. e, utid indeed to the absolute luci s
sity ol sileU ;
I.lrit'.un Krvis.
In il' riiu boron
e'ifted .'. !. Uor-.
lieur';! ilin tr
Theso obie h r i
.ii i 'i In i lit - r
In M.'..i. :r'
lilr - l'l '
h Ji-vph Mer!ii.'
.iii I i.t bitnid I p.
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e i bill t .1 I
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Party iiui
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'.ii lie
.2 Pit
w-- o!
;iri;
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4!.ni! I
SI I K !i !
Mire i.rjuu
and tin: re
ilwisth.il the lietii ih ran n.- i
ccdi!
' in i (V, i ::n ' t'..e cli.LUJe. i !.'
. e i
was
1'ort'.:" change, I'M; a'.iin-?.
1 lj. i
Tl.f Meel.al.ili? tn:j -..,1.,.t .ii
the vole iu detail ol all ihe ibM.ric.-).
i-in'ent (-Hi i cs with in-'T'.in r our i,
full and col rcct li.sl of oltic r e! ite '.
I', r d.e 11':oal!.
It, riiu Iloiiii.
The iii s i!i ins in our tow n an I vi :'. ii
ty ale m-ai'lv all swalfnveJ i:p 'y tin liiii'.
The country people have !- a l.a-i'y
eiig-igcd lor the ust lU'U or Un days in
sui.Hr milking. It was our g'sl I'oriuue
to drop into one ol lliose sweet places a
few davsago, and il would have do.it: yoj
editors good to have see.i us go for some
of it. The exjH-iieiiced sugar makers ail
anticipate a ri.-!i harvest Him scimih. May
all their auiiiipiitioiia be fully realized is
our a i-h. '
We I. ..idly deem it iicccsiary to ialorm
tin ;"jo;de of the county, that we too have
ehuicl .':i in o'-ir ton ii, uud that we me
notidtsa chutth.goiiig people; but lor
t:.e'tic,ii;lii .il oui' town iieiiii.er we yvould
aav ihiil ve'hiive lour chinches iu our
uiid.-t, and on lifsi Lord's day we had five
i M jii.'iiis. And t.n n it il were expedient
to ijicuk of lliein, we could say, and in
truth, loo, tli..t liny were none of the cum-
moii e i ry day toi I ; but prolouml uisser-
tatioiis, logical, eloquent, and lull ot wis
dom, power and truih. We also have ad
ditions to our churches fiom time lo lime.
and could give long lists of names, but
lhat, we admit, our modesty forbids. Our
loung Men s Christian Association which
was organized early this winter, has lieen
a power of Rood auionu'tbit young. Then
we nave UunuaT scnoois. uo, anu one oi
the oldest, if not the oldest, in the county.
This item wc give not in a sense of hoast-
insr, but simply to show that our silence
on' this point heretofore, can lie accounted
for on the ground that all w e do in this re
gard, we do to the honor and glory of
God, and not simply to be seen, heard and
applauded by men.
Peter Sudcr, from ihe township, has
leased his farm to his son-in-law, and will
move to tow n in the spring.
Kev. II. F. Keener is making the neces
sary preparations toward the building of
his new dwelling house, on Main street.
There is a married woman not twenty
miles from here who convinced her hus
band with an old limt "that some things
can be done as well ns othrrs."
D. A. HrubakerexiK-cts to have his new
and spacious store room finished early in
the spring. ' '
0rc.ioxAi,.
Roronuti I'.lerllo.
The following is iheo!T!i-i.d vote of Suu-
erset Borough at the ele-t;on held on
Tuesday, February 1 lh
Jufiiees the V.'jr.
Hobert LatlghtoD, R.,
William A. Ogle. K. '
Geo. W. Hcntt.nl, D., k ,
i , Assessor. .
Jacob XelT, li., ' -C.
P. llellley, 1).,
. Constable.
JacobFleck.lt.,
Jacob S Picking, D.,
Ktret.t Commit-iitHcr,
Cli'arfts II. Zufall, It., ;
Burnet Picking, D.,
2'o'tn Council.
Wm. H. Frease, It.,
('bus. J. Harrison, IL,
Ed. Scull, H., '
J. 11. Zimmerman, D.,.
Gc-o. W. Kiminel, D.,
Geo. M. Holderbaum. I).,
Joseph Chorpeiiuing; Ind.,
Judye of Election.
Henry A. Flick, R.,
Philip Gilbert, D., .
inupcrtor.
John n. Ilaston, K., ,
Curtis K. Grove, D., .
School Pi rector.
Wm. II. Koontz, It.,
Ed. Scull, It,.
Henry Hrulmker, D.,
Johnllill, I).,
John II. Miller, Ind..
J. M. Holderbaum, Ind.,
Auditor.
Pmk Dayton, It..
Fred. Weimer, D.,
Aixit(tnt .l.wiwr.
Edmunu Kiernan It.,"
M. A. Sanner. It.,
Joseph Hcrr, D.,
Wash. Megahun, D.,
BurgcM.
Wm. II. Wei (ley. It.,
Henry C. Beeriis. D..
lliyli Conntii'jte.
William Gilbert, Ii.,
('has. O. Parson. D.,
I.-.9
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102
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152
73
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122
I'ntinnitl Medical Ion.
Medication is only successful when it is
rational, and it is rational only w hen il be
gins at the lieginning. In other words, lo
cure a malady, its cause must Ih; removed.
Weakness, either general or local, is the
origin of the great majority of diseases.
1 lei n force thu vital energies, regulate di
gestion and secretion, by strengthening
ihe organs w hich perform those all-important
functions, and dyi pepsin, constipa
tion, kidney and bladder complaints, uter
ine dillicuties, impure circulation, and the
thousand and one ailments which arc the
consequencecs of debility, are completely,
and in most cases permanently removed.
I he liest, safest i.nd most agreeable tonic
and alterative that can be employed for
this purpose is Hosteller s Momach Hit
ters. Ihe experience of twenty-five
years, during which time it has outlived
remaps ten time that number of ephem
eral preparations Which have entered ltltO
competition with if, has proved ll to be un-
equalcd as a remedy for all disorders ac
companied by or procoling from weakness.
STJV
Itciueoiber Tblsj.
Xnw is the time or rear for Pneumo-
re-!nl;, T.jn- Fever. C'nuulis. Cok's. and futal
f predtitiiti'n to Consumption ;
alHj ,.t , j i,rolit uml Lunji uis.':hei.
rwiiu ukkm.ij svi.li- n.n t.u u.-i
iu k.ia ueihtiurlitNiil lor Hie mini two or
jt!nee veiir wiiliout a t-inirlc l';iilur? to
Cllrt.. n J(, Uave nrt u.u-d this
Vonr.-?: go Uyour Dnt-uiHH, ( : V. Man
! ford A Co.. and ask him of its wonderlul ;
su'refs um -n:; his etioincts. Two doses ;
. vill relievo liie worst rae. If you have j
n , anv mwik;nc. j'tst boy a Sam-1
' J)te jt;:!., ,f i, fl,,,s Gennaa Sj hid lor ;
reiIl, Kli try U. liejrumr cizu u-Jtm j
11 c:nle.
)oa' negjeel a Mugh to save
7j em.-1.
t Orlli tt Veinh In CloPI. J
Undoubtedly l!i ercalest
inx!eru (lis-!
. . : . . . i: T. . ! . 11.1 i T.r,...,
c ;vcr 111 iiu-uiLioi; is I'.vv o.-i.v n j. iiv
.-, ... : 1. 11 ... .1 ...t. o
vlkis lor ific;iM:i, ricK ncaoacm-, nun '
Stoinne!i ( 'osiivi npss. lJiliousness. Loss
.
lilhousnew. Loss
of Appetite, distress alter eating, and ai! ,
.1:.. K o.,.l l.w "11. !..:, ne a .1,'-:
diaonicrs i-iiuscd ly indigestion or a dc-r-giged
liver lis rcm'.U are t'ioii!hirij,
aiiirsuru relief is guaranteed in every cavj
where ii is faithfully tinil. It tones up
Bl1 1 -
rlelliaui Viilri.
i'iie charclii s ol t'.i !"r M-'i
r.'j-.
iuu-an iccnlitiuiv 1 icl. li.irve-.-t.it present
Kevivuls ex.st 10 trto of iliem mikI in tellers
tnev are ijeui;' oii.ani7.nl. '1 lie number
ofcnveisious is uiui;
uai), large.
i-savi-ij
a liie"lii!g pa-cs that i-io:
.lie noi uroiilil w iihiu
ii.iu h. 1 lie miiX '-ks ol
or more iers.iis
he pale ol" t:io
IIicm; meetings
ar renuik .b e ana lh.- g'SKl ae O 11,11131.1 d
eeou-i lo bate USen a Una hoi-J uon the
ULiills el a tnnjoiily oi oui people.
A snci.il iiain i run to Kui.tui.ri' sta
itoii on ttie L:uia rul ulio'l every
nioiiiiii,; l. ai'coiiii.i o iie -i-"iis i-!iiii?
to w oii.- the lui..,i i-ii'H-lb it l.i'! pine
there.
h'.-C"! !
I .
i. II
l: I in'
!i I ruiHui
,.i I
i r t i uu
i .u
V .
I. .
,1 t-.ul I - 1 '
I ..I ..t. ...I. Iu u.
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.1.1 .. I 1 Ii a ! .
' I 'l .' Hi .t .a II.V
vit : IU..' .iJiMI 11 Uu .
.14 J.o.- '!(' I I 1..
"C lllU'i.!'1 llil.C
.i..t . ii r ".iii;
iii, i l I ..u-l p.'
wu.ic iu.- ol.l. f
' c j.i ii-1 a.iU
-i; j. el c w ia I '
i.iw' '! l.'i' 1'a.i'i.U
Vollll IlleU Will
le.i.-. u.i;l U'licn
u ui.i !ia ;
to lh -
wiry
il u
a ii.ii
?i i a
IUI Uie
...' Wo.ii'l al l
Oil-
ii-. yy hoe i
ii:u.e a a lr T'lioii iii iii
itii-.u ii oi lt.e to a il.
ai.U i.iu.i'. u iic u:ii lc:
.1.. ..' lusits Hie gili leU la lii Xlglil dliee
lion linir aiiiiiseineuis ia .y imI ik; as in
i,in i .H .til 1 hu. luiesi ui lil.gut be desired.
Il lueie Wu.1 a bood lea' in. -room Csluli
inii.il ao.l lh : e ouli ne luaiiee't to jo:u
t;i.- nt-.-iiiy imeiy uliiudy iu op
iiu'i. n i.i low ii, or il iiie would tstaiihsli
other literal v a-naeliL. il inii.ht to a cer
ium exicul iiieuu i.ji luc pciuicious
hubll i
oi ioutlii uu the all eel coiuele, aud lin
piuv'e l.ieui noi o;i! tuor.iiiv but Menially.
iVcdo 11-a wiill lo 'pleach ' bill W U liuVe
seen u lillie ot Hie w unit as ii ., au4 if
some measures ol Ihis kind are not taken
tuau ptisons who have iciclilly Uiuled
w i;u"liio iliilereni cuurcues w ill reiurit to
tucu fji'iiur estate. .Ve .-;.. tins, God
Knows, wuh no Jesire'iiia: ll may hippjn,
iiiil llils is not lue lir-il reiilo.is a.vaKea
lug in Soinelsel, uini weleivelitly hoie
win uul ue lm; last, mil judging tin; futuie
i' Uie past, we iliiiik it would oe the pari
ol v. l.vioiii io take Ibese or other precau
tionary measures. Will not some one
liiaKc u move'.'
DEAL PlilLLll'I'I On the 30th of
January, by A. Lvaus, Esq.. Mr. Allied
Deal to Miss Ida Hell Piiulippi. both ot
Somerset Countj.
mi:i.
inTFU iviiinarv fi. 1S7C. Mrs.
.Inli-i Ann Hunter, wife of .billies Hunter,
aged 3' years, 8 months and days.
nor ii,'i . l'oiii,.T n 1S?i Xlro
ll'l.ijl. . inn.aij -.,
Jbigdaleiia Holder, aged 51 years, 5 r.ios.,
aud 10 thiy s.
lr. I lanrim CmntMinBil Wrnp of B-
rlin is KUuruiiu-eil to eure lull iiuuian. ot ine
Kmneys ami rlali!er. u.iiilnl or sniiiresseil nnn
nlit.n o ln.iivent ia uhi !;e, onHil i.rsui'presseU
lnius;rulln, leucirrlncu or whiles, if ravel, trlevt,
sirtmure, lilmiy illiw-liartcs, rlrilil' ciseases.
tiriekiiu.u Uepo.-ns, urnu-y, pain iu ine ra i ot
st.le, sa-a hea.lache, liuiiiles, lil.iiehes an-J erup
tinus ou I lie taee, and all diseases of a speclnc or
e..uti'.uU..iial nature. n-jfantU-ss of dura linn, uffe
or sex. l.'omiHinn.l Svnii of Hnrhn is a isitive
anu milienl eure. For s.1 e hv tle.1. W . lienlnnl ,
(., S-iiaerset, I'a., .in.l .M.'Uiitnin A Uu., iiaitlu-
i ixv, I'a. sei'ia
.SOMERSET MAKHtT
I 'arrested by Cook A l'KEnits.
, HK.ILEUS I.f
CHOICE GaCCERIES, FLOUR & FEED,
Aj.plej. dried, TP So
Aidelutter, V iral Tu-iiSOe
flrnli. 100 I l w
Muuel, i B. (ke) anas
i.uiirr, V (roll)
Huckwheal, 1 t'UBhel "5c
meal, bus 2 W
Reeswax, tp lb .. 2e
Baeou, sliuulders, tjl a 12Sc
' sides, " 1-V
. " ci'Unlry haran, l B lae
Uimi, (ear) fl muliei "oc
rorn, (rhellnt) jt Imfhet 1 0a
Uiirn nival V fc Se
tju.il fk'.QS, y S l'g'-jC
Kws, W doi 2ue
Hour. t hbl i ''68 . 0
Kluxsecd V hu., (id ft) 1 00
Hams, (suirar cure'i) V lSs
Iirl, '( a. : . liaise
LeaUier, red sole, j ft .ii:a
" uiiper " 'J"1
" kip, "
MWdlln v, whiti?, bus ?J 0oj i &0
Oats, it ou wi joe
Pnuiloes, ijpl hu 2aw' 35c
Pearhes, drieil, V ft lax lse
Kve V hn 1 vO
Kas?.", ft ft 2
Salt, No. 1, fl bbl.extr I 2S
Ground Alum, per sai-k "ii
" Aslium. per sack 4 "5
Sugnr, yellow y ft Wgi'i
" wiiito i2;.;,i4c
Trdlow, V ft "e
Wheat, Vt bus 1
Woo), . 9 4UTS'JC
New Advertisement
DANIEL KINZER,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS,
Tann.rs till. Crimp and Splitting Machines,
Lastitijcs aud Klaslic Web, Bout aud Shoe uppers,
of every dtsctiptlon.
So. 40 SinlUifleld street,
fel-n l'lfTSHCBGII, PA.
DM I X ISTRATOK'S XOTI EC.
Lsiuta of Join Flillllppi, late nf JfillanlTwp.
dceea&ed.
Letters ofadminist ration on the atmve estate har.
tnir lieca eranted hi the undersiirneil by the uroD-
r authnrily. notice is hereby given tothnscin-debu-d
to it to make in medial e payment, and Ilium)
havinir claims airalus It will p.esriit them duly
nuilieiitlcated r.r setlieiueni wiiiinntiielay to A
Kvans, Mineral Point.
a. k a.si.s,
feb: Adminisirali r.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
tjiiate of Daniel ltalnl, late of Somerset Ilor.,
deceased.
letters ol administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, notico if
hereby given to those Indebted to it lo make Imme
diate payment, and th-se harlng claims against It
to present them dulv authenticated for settlement
on Kri.lav, .March 31, 1S76, at the otBi-o of John It.
llhl.
FKED. A. SMITH,
K-l'.'l Administrator.
JkOTICE.
MvwffoMary, having loft my bed and hoard
without Just cause, 1 hereby give notice that I will
not r.av anv debts of her contracting alter this
date. 1 also notily persons not to sell to an; of
mv liomehold uuli't by a written orner.
feb2a DANIEL MOSTOIXER.
TOTICE.
Siimnel Weaver tifrcbv glvs not ire that he has
- ! "M1V"
! acres of hnpn.ved land in Paint Tp.. Somerset
pountv. Pa., adiulniiig land! l Thomas Hays and
Jacob Rose ou the east, Jacob Kna' le on the
south, Abraham Weaver ami David Shatter on
the west, and Abraham W caver on the north
fe!i23
Xeio Adcertinemenl,
ISSOIiUTiON NOTICE.
I'lie nrm)f TiVVf k Forqacr w dl)tvrU
"V. nri wilt iw Mtiua b Joiiu
i.y uia.ditiuSi'Dt. - i neDoi-i-
Alt pcr-oua ' t me k ortn win
aiVe,.i iy eiiUu4 their ini by eai.p
l,f? tAt ,h, b-ok will be . u iu ba.ia
-n girw f ,i cjieciln. joHX Flii fy
iuib iunVuiiB '
t wiU rmtinn the mercaniilo "r'',
!. fun.) .n, ,p'JJtKJ l .mo.
.,iinlnexVh.im'o l..f g.-lK. OI mo a rail.
1 A UlUKUf'fc N-JT1CK.
li .wr.ir be. n HDIK-ltitril ..I'llinir u lll-io '
t';e :ui.i In llie li.iu.lj irt Simiu'l r'"U. la,,
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L DITOU'.S NOTICi:.
i ne ua t'Tstiraul ua iitor. aiirnilnle l tr tha lr-
i'ii:iiiii" I'nurl ui S.itr.eri-l e, nuiy. to illatril-ote II
iuii-1 in me li.in-i- Ali xon.li-r" Konis an-l Sitni.n
I.. Korns. aiiiuini-irat"rs i'l the e.tie nf Atii-tiaei
K'irnii. tlii-eafi-l. to an i amon Ihose lc-i(:i.ilT ea-
1 1: lt therein, hereby nivc, n..nee lhat he will at-
I ten l to tlie iliitie ul suiil api-iintment at hUurtira
in Sunn met irnui;n. on n'lay, t enroarr -jiii,
li: j. vli.-n nn i tvlitre all piT'U iuterpmej may
'iliUll.
3. a.WLK
fci'J Au-iitur.
A
udjtoh's .notice.
.N.nl.-e la lei-i-li :ica that the uuJ.-rJUiuU
aUilil r. :ti;"iiite.l t'T the liurt of lnmain Pleas
o! Si.uiernt euun:y "t examine the accwont of A.
.1. t'ntliurn, ts ., asfi'nee of Julio J. Seliell.an l
the e3oei'.iiins 10 al l aeeonnt, n hnt the leH,
ri-iirt a i aetimnt. anl make a distribution, will
aiien.l In I he .iutk-s nt hU app'ilntiiient at the ol
ti.aMif Hie Me-srs. Itieri" lirother, in Siroernet
Ih.muIj. on Tulav, ilnrvh 14. 117. at 10 oVhK-k
a. in., er 9.i i.i it ay. tien an I where all intere'tcl
eaa alteml nn.1 lie licaM.
JOHXK. EPIE.
fe".9 Aii'iitor.
FOIl SALE.
i offer fur sale a ralaiM' firm wlthla S'-; miles
of Johnstowu. nnd '4 mile nf Oet.'town, conlaln
init 12 1 acres. T'l acres nl which are under a good
statu of cultivation, wilh a now! rir barn, hne
lanredwellli.a: h niae and a fT'wd sei of out t uiid
intrs on the premises; al. a line orchard of jinod
Iruit troes. Will b sold low In payments. In
oulre ro"in of lhf tmner on the premise.
1 H EN RY K K A FT, cr ot
JIJHNOEI-S,
h-Vi JohnstoTrn, Pa.
JpUULIC SALE.
The noitiT-iirncil will sell at public sale, oil Lh
prciule, Bs kt rrdcr issuol out of the Orjihrins
'ourt of ponierct county, the real estate ot Adam
i'liek, late of Jetlerson township, deceased, on
Saturday, March 4, 187G,
at 1 nVl.xk p. m., a certain tract of land situate
in Jefferson town"hip, S'iiierset cnunly. Pa., ad
jidnlnz lanes ot Itainel Iorwn, Solomon Halter,
John yV.ihi and others, c intlnlng ljur hundred
acres, more i t les, about 74 acres clear, li acres
Iu meadow, with house and bam thereon erecteu:
also an orchard of fruit treej apnn the premises.
There Is nlsn a irrcat quantity of timber upon iai-1
tract ot land, nud is also underlaid with minerals.
TKK.WS. One-third cash, the balance ill tw.i
equal annual payments wilh interest. If there ll
any portion leitafier all the debts and expenses
are paid, then the one-thin! alter sa d debts r
pa ll to remain a lien for the widow, of which she
shall receive tho interest iiurinir her liletiiue.
All payment t bo secured by judgment on tr.e
preini.'ii'S. '
I r r.i iii I L imii. i. . ,
fet Adininiuralnr ami Trustee.
N0TIca .. . .... ..
All persons are einuonci noi ui uanmr nir mio
Marxaret or sell her anything on my account, ai
1 will not he resnnnsihle for any debis of her oon-
irnctimr, she havins tell my bed and board with
out sullkieut cause or provocation.
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VTOTICKTO TAX. PAYERS.
Notice Is heretiv riven thnt all State and Coun
ty taxes for the yea I STi. that an not aiil on or
lelore the llrsi day ol Jiarcn next, win no coueci
c.l by legal process.
J I IIIVIll T'T T. -1-
X. T. .1 I, & A. M LlV H.
febo Collector.
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RPI1AXS' COURT SALE.
ly virtoo r.f an enter of tlie Orphan's Court, to
me ilireeteii , mere win oe expoeni m puenu uie,
on the premises, on
Saturday, February 19, I87C,
the foltowintr real estate, late the property of Ell-
...h l'rnii.ti ileceased. towit:
A trai-t of Und sitnato in tppr Ttrkryfoot
Townshio. adtoinina- lands of Chrtstouer Alar,
Goilfrey Hoclistctler and others, containing 3.VI
acres, about SO acres eieanu ana aooat acres in
havinv thereon erected a two story frama
dweliinsr bouse, a cabin barn and other out build
ings. There is a goon appic orcnaru on ino prem-
ies. ..... .
rKItMS. One-tblnl ol tne lurcoae money.
after deiluctinz costs, to remain a lien on tha
nmmisps. the interest of which Is to be paid anna-
allv to tha widow during life, and at her death the
principal sum to be paid to tha heirs; one-third of
tho balance to be paid on confirmation of sale,
and tha remainder in three equal annual pay
ments, with Interest, to ne secureti on ine premises
by judgment. Flftv dollars or the hand money to
lie paid as soon as the property ll knocked down.
Salu lo commence ai i o i ih e- wi ij
HERMAN YOCKXIN,
Kfeb2
Trustee.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
t:r.
XIW YORK.
.1878.
Eliilitccn hundred and seventy-fix Is the Cen
tennial ear. tt Is also the year In which an Op
position' H"Ue of Representatives, the hrst since
the war, will he In power at Washington; and the
year or the m emy third election of a President of
thel'iiilcd States. All of .he-e events are sure
to be of great interest ami importance, especially
the two bitten and all of Ibem and everything
connected with them will be fully and Ireshly re
ported and exjiounded tn The Sua.
The Opposii Ion House of KepreKntatireis tak
ing up tne line of inquiry o-iened years ago by
The sun. will sternly and diligently investigate
the corruptions and misdeeds of . rant's adminis
tration: and will, it is to be hoped, lay the ronmta
tion lor a new and better period In oar national
history. Of all this The Sun will contain com
plete and accurate accounts, furnishing its read
ers with early and trustworthy inlormation a;on
these ahsorti nir tonics.
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prrpara'ioits lor it, will be memorable as deciding
upon Oram's aspira Ions for a thlnt term ol power
aud plunlrr.ami still more as deciding who shall
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tinue to give in lis columns a large amount of mis
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especially is one of Its prominent features. The
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anil so are the markets of every kind.
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TStsts,s-.riciij.
A'cw Advertisements.
JOHN F. BLYMYER,'
DEALER IN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints,
orEiS. &c, scc.
Tpw following; In a pftrt?al V.A of foods in Stock: (J irpouter'a Tool.
Plans, Si wb, il-chet, Hatnmers, Cbiseln, Plaue Iron A div. &c, Blick
sniiti.'g 0"odr), Hellowa, Anvils, Vkt. Filet, Ilamuvers Ac Saddirj
IluP.ware, Tab Trees, Oip; Saddle. JUmed, Buckles, Pmu, Bita arnJ Tovle.
Tab) K Dives and Fork", I'ocket Knites. ScUsors, Spoons aoJ lUl!,.-., iu
lary -t stock in Somerset Countj. IVn 'cr's (JootU, a fu.l st-ck. Whi
iead, Colored Paints fo. inside and onu.le painting. Pair.tsir oil. a!l roUn
Varai.-h, Tnrjenimet Flaxstr" 0i!, Bro..l.es, Japan Dryer, W v!uut Stain
Jte. Window (Jlass f H( HjZes and jfU cm to aHj sha. The lH.ft t'o.l
Oil always on Laul. O . atocts ot Coul Oil I .amp.- is larz" and n,niprieet
j very decant styled. Lir 'u'h Circular
Saw Fill loftlieb-itquailljr. V ree!ain -
FOKKH,
Mattock--
r.ttsi.i. C.rnh Hoes, ricks. Scythe-
, fa-t Ste ' Stop Ladde' L amaie ana inr n,, of ail izes. Loouk.nji?
lOIe,. W l, 1..tl Wringer. r,,r Mat., Babels,
Tul, Woooen Pm-kft. Twino, li all sizes, i.aj Pulley-, But'-r Prints,
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MHh,,.SAHi,IMO atlCES, I raps, rie.-lBlu, .icoi.
Cliai" Halter t't tin.-, Sho, I'Jri v u
ry fomlis aud C -rds, D-kt L.mks, ifiiiyej., ivjrewr., i.aiene-. auu evervtniuir
iiithe Builders' line. Cap.-, Lead, Shot, Pow.b-r au't Safei) Fu-, , Ac,
The fart is, I ket-p everything tLattcL.ik-1 tin- Hai 1nvi e trade. I deal
ex. lusivelv in this aind ot ol and jrive my i bo!: atttcution t- t Per
sons who "are building', or any on in need of auj ..itng my iiue, wnil find
it ;.
their ad.'autatre gio h; i call.
endit to reffwin-iuie jier o
I thank
..a maiT new
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GOLD AND SILVER PLATING WORKS
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Preo for Every Boy.
One hours' work will get tnem. onn .i crct. i
stamp to htr Owa Plreside lor particulars.
FIFTH TEAR OF
OUR OWN FIRESIDE,
A IuAROE EIGHT PAOE
Illustrated Household Journal,
It contain the best of Sltorles, Fashion News.
Conkerv Sir the Kitchen, and all the requisites ef
a tamlly Literary Paper. Price with fine Premi
um (1.10 a year.
Reduced to 50 Cts.,
WITHOUT PREMIUM,
Making It the cheapest paper published. Can
vassers can now secure large clubs without tnu
ble. Semi 3 cent stamp lor sample paper and cir
culars. Address
Ol'R OWJf FIRESIDE.
janlJ 1T William SU New Tor,
FIRST PRIZI AT VltNNA EXPOSITION, 1873.
H. ROSENSTEKL,
Manufactnrer ef superior
Union Crop Leather
A ad dealer In
Bark, Hides, and Plasterers' Hair,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
4.000 curds of oak and kem'oek bark wanted.
Cash paUl en delivery al tae tannery.
JOTICE.
will Inform the cuhlie that laassrriiug Ihne
at eight cents a buaheL and wiUuka laxia jn
en f. a V. w. REAM,
jetf Jenner X Roads, Pa.
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Sew Jdceriignienti.
M'i! mul C'mK Cut Mill
!ii.ji! Kettle.-. Ila-.dtcti nf all kindc.
SlMIi:i, IIXUKS,
snifttii-. Slfdirei. Ma-son llamrr'-ri.
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fcirub :iu- e, llor-r Brushes, tur-
I i!vt -cye rta.uab.e
my old curtoii -rr :t iheir patronage.
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Don't forgo - he !.
BAKU'S l'LOUK."
JOHN F. BLYMYKK.
Ar4
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what res.
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VntiS.l B- ' Selr l-t
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V'l.ak' .i . ii j .4 .i ku !t -A yf. a- r,i.
wir. I B. f-nJ-i.l. uic J .
prv'iri to . a"; iwa 4""a,
ii-it. wa !, uie
lriil S- II wrate-l puro; klu fait of frf
atvl a i t -A .!r.
. K ll'i .V kl' i - urn r i traiwl Ri.U MuU
' f. K. Lw f El kC t. -rr ; Lul t.
; jjalA-w
Have new opeaed
A Largi! and Complete Assortment of
I (iaods for
iFall and Winter Wear.
They Save a complete a?sonmcnt o
Jlaallie,, Furs,
Iress Ciootls,
Felt Skirls,
lloop Skirls,
Baastles.
Gloves,
Whoes.
fsiin) Saittlal.
And Pelt over Shoes,
MEN AND BOYS'
Clothing,
Boots and Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS,
GLOVXSj&C.
Underclothing for Men and Women
A large assortment at
HARDWARE
QUEENSWARE,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, &c.
A large stock rf fine and coarse
SALT
By the Barrel or Sack
Prices as Low as Possible.
C. & 0. HOLDERBAUM,
Somerset, Pa.
Oct. 30.
Pressed Brick,
Made nj the Philadelphia principle, equal to the
ettr article. Hand Biade bricks, superior te aoy
made la the county. Hare now ou hand loo,.
000 of unifnrm color, which I will sell at low rates,
('nrrespoodeni-e solicited from parties intending to
build. I will take pleasure in farnisans; sum
pies. Address
THOS. MAXWELIa,
decs t'rsiai, Somerset County, Pa.
ZELL'S
i lM.ftiO articles, 3.D00ra
: gravings. and IS splendid
FIiTPF(iPFHIA MP The BEST BOOK
LHUlliLUIIifllfl, Vf universal knowledge Iu
New Revised Editioa :liLn;B.K.iVl'
, S P ECIM EN w lib map
sent for 1 cent.
KAkER, DAVIS a CO., Philadelphia.
deril
T7XECUTOI; S NOTICE.
Estate of Henry D. Snyder, fate of Upper Tur-
keyfootTp., deeea.-eu.
viim tt&meinrT on the above ectate haxtng
beca granteil to the undersigned by the proper au
thority, notice is hereby given to those ln.kbte.1 to
It tn make Immediate payment, and those havlnsr
e'alms against It to present them duly autheottrai-
HI for Sell temeni v :"'"','i" " , . ' ,
at tho tn oi Aaron mhi, xs-, ukisunsis
borough.
AARON WIXA.
HENRY STKUCKOrr.
ExeeutarSL
janl
Holaerliaum
Woolen Machinery
jFOR SALE.
Two breakers, thirty Inch Iroa frames, with
sWedrawings aaC spool, iroo.1 J
in good imicr. aU tor twa bundrea and aitf OoU
AUJrti'- ' -reM-btROWkSOXJl.
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