KEMItATED &
COMMISSION
No. 83 EXCHANGE PLACE,
JtALTI.MOHE, MD.
IIA- MA KK . SPECIALTY OF
GLADES BUTTER,
and have cverv facility for handling it to the brst possible ad
vantage ami obtaining the highest market prices. Our ship
peis may depend upon receivinjv the sales promptly and
their money at once.
We reler by permission to
Third National Bank, Baltimore.
J. O. Kimmel & Sons, Bankers ,Somvset.
First National Bank, IWeyersdale.
S. Philson 6l Co., Bankers, Berlin.
ALSO TO
The Merchants and Farmers of the (ilades with whom we
Jiave done business in past years.
The Somerset HeraTd. To'Ti FAurEirsr
Ship your Butter to
W. S. TEMPLE L CO.
ctuiicr 1. 1ST.
William. A. Wheeler.
yi. S. TEMPLE & CO.
BDTTES COSXISSIOH KERCH ANTS!
47 South Howard St., BaKimaro.
Wnfcr u FARMFRS k MKRCHANTS
JtATINAl. BANK, IUIitmorF.
Vote for K. I). Vutry.
Votk for F.. J. Meyers.
Vote for Allen S. Will.
Vote for Panicl StutH.
Vote for S.i'm. Snyder.
Vote forC. C. Musselman.
Vote for Charles T. Huuter.
Vote for Jacob M. CampU-ll.
Votk lor Rutherford B. Hayes.
Vote lor William A. Wheeler.
1kmevi!F.r boys, no scratching.
Vote the straight Republican ticket.
The lost cause Democratic Reform.
Ilt sTKRsare plenty, hod game scarce.
Iamk out for Iraui'.s and bogus tickets.
Vote your ticket straight from
to Hunter.
Haves
ii I
Mate, ana
Vote the whole National,
County ticket.
Remeuiieu boys, no scratching,
(he w hole Republican ticket
vote
E. J. W. There is no charge ma ie f r
the Mibliation ot such items as you speak
of in your letter.
WANTED. 100 lbs. Ginseng. Call on
or address Kinney & Campliell, Druggists,
Johnstown. Pa.
Dr. A. G. Mii.i.RR has Ukea much
from the beauty ot Vt km street by placing
an unsightly frame building thereou.
Pkicfso! Trimmed Hats reduced at
"Fashion Bazar."
Mh. J. B. TnKnwFi.L,
No. 6, Mammoth Block.
The man who fails to turn out on Toes
day next is a traitor to tbe State. Vote
the Republican ticket and see that you
scratch notiody.
Kt?.NAiu & OiUEst.rvs. Baltimore.
have a large Ice Cellar this year
to keep Butter in. All should ship their
Butter to them.
Lawks Coats, at all prices, at
'-Fashion Bazar,"
Mux. Jas. B. Tkeowkll,
No. !, Mammoth Block.
"
Ret us judges w ill do well to read that
jiart of tbe election proclamation in regard
to the returns. Tbe return day is not Fri-
day m formerly.
Kbnkaku tXnt jili vs. Ballimore,
were the first U) wild sales and money to
the farmers lor their Butler It year.
They will do ao again this year.
The Democrats are doing a great deal
4 braiding just now about the result of
uext Tuesday' election. Brag is a go'id
dog but Hohi Fast is better.
Till years itiiioried Cannaries ; also
Cages Ac. for sale at
Mrs. J. R. Tkkpwelu
No. 6. Mammoth Block.
'
Ktxxauu (H uii.rvs, Baltimore, ob-
taiood the bekt prw for Butter shtpied
mi uicin im er. piun (l mem early
this year and you will be pleased.
Tde Democratic outpouiints of which
their pier Wwsled so muck Ut week
were nearly all lailures. That's the v
the eopie are going over to Tilden.
'Ladie's Tii-s In Silk. Lace. Crie, Net
Ac, &c. at "Fashion Bazar."
Mhs. J. B. Tkedwf.i.l,
No. C. Mamuvnh Block.
To dav (Tnesdsy ) is AH Hallow E'en, or
-Hollow eve" as the boys call it. If yi
have any cabbage out, you bad liettcr take
it ia. ur the boy will perform that office
foryoc.
UiU'iBuvAk ec thai you have tlie Ju
diciary ticket and vote it in full, without a
change. Tbe withdrawal of Mr. P. S.
Hay is only a Irkk to caU-'h vote. It
mean toiacluef. anl comes from toe Den-
ojcrauc inunijun.- ti oin nuae any
change in tlie election. Il is only to pre-
vent a nniieu pun. oar ticKetts composed
of worthy sod efficient men ; give Utesa
(be full vote. .
OUDESLffTS,
MEJICHAN1S
-:o:-
TlirT Pt Ixt nrirralast K-aaoo for every
farmer w liu (liiipd to Uicin. an J if jmi
-ifh Ui'jh price this season you will do
weil to uliip to tlieui.
Mr. Jkiiumk Rnvman, ol Garrett, gcta
up Win dinners (or ltepuhlicau speakers at
liia botel. If the Republican majority is
as fiMidas was his dinner, everything will
be lovely.
Nkw st'k of Gents Linen' Collars,
Cull's, Ties. Scarfs, &c. just received at
"Fashion Bazar, "
Mrs. Jas. B. Trkdwei.l.
No. 0. lUmtuoiu Block.
Tiik Democrats are tlmiding the county
will. Ihui tickets and stickers. Give your
tt ket a careful reading before votinp it,
and see that the names of all the liepulili
cau candidates are on it.
ItEMF.iinER that Hayes gave bis time,
his breast, and his money to the cause of
ins country, while 1 iltlcn stayed at borne
n 1 defrauded the government by swear
ing falsely to his income tax
1 wii.1, be in Somerset at the Kill House,
aUiut ten days tor the purchase of horses
and mares from four to ten years old. Must
le in good order.
Hit.h Quiglv.
Tiik tickets have been printed and are
in the hands of the Chairman of the
County Committee. Hemember when
you come to vote that they must be voted
in three separate pieces, State. Judiciary.
and County.
Elkction Xkws. Thankful for past
favor. I will be pleased to have thooe
tending court to call on me at the Black
Mansion, w here good accommodations and
stnbling will be furnished at low rates.
Jon. H. I'ikku
Wk beg the indulgence of our readers
r the lack of local nea s this week, but
the Cue of the nation is of more iuiwr-tatu-e
than local news, therefore we devote
the greater part of our columns to the
cause of the I n ion.
Ladies. Gents, Misses, Cbildrens and
infants Wool Hose, in stripes and solid
colors, at
Mri J. R. Tkrdwell,
"Fashion Ba.ar,"
So. ft. Mammoth Block.
The Democrats are circulating stories
that some of the best and most influential
Republicans in the county have gone over
to Tilden. Sich bare faced lieing as this
will not win. The Republicans of Som
erset county are true to their trust.
Keskakd &, Oi'Vksi.I'Th, Baltimoie,
bve already sent several sales and the
money tor Butter shipped to tliera this sea
son, itiey are a prompt bouse and all
S'''P to l'm can rely upon having
tntjr ,d money early.
.MiilLt.-lbc books or the Arm of
Garman & Gary hive been left with me
for collection All accounts unpaid on tbe
first day of January 177 will be collected
by law.
J. P. rHiLsox,
Berlin Pa.
Jons Baldwin. Eso. of Stonvcreek
twp, sends us word to say that tbe stories
that are being circulated of his intention to
rote the Democratic ticket are untrue, and
that he intends to vote this fall as be al
as) s has. Republican.
Lost. A breast pin made of a two and
a ball' dollar gold piece, with the word
Annie engraved on it. Tbe pin was lost
soiuewbeie between Mr. Samuel II unset' k
ers and the railroad depot. The tinder
will be liberally rewarded by returning
inc same to luisomce.
The dwelling bouse of Mr. Harrison
W timer, ot MiUord toanship, was entire
ly destroyed by fire on the morning of the
liiuinsu ii is supixisea to have been
fired by a spark falling oa tbe roof of tbe
building. Tbe boose was insured for
f'JOO m the Farmers Fire Insurance Com
pany of omertet county.
Ma Jous Hat of Somerset township,
delivered at the Somerset depot lor Cook k
Beerils, 78 bushels and 8 pounds or 46m)
pounds of potatoes on one wagon load
with two horses, ooe ot which Was t colt
3 years old. It you can't beat this sead
your colts to Mr. Hay, whe will train tbetu
to street! a trace or burst a link.
We have b.-en extending tbe period for
p.iymeui ot accounts on our books from
time to time, until "patience has teased to
be a virtue." We nave our gonds to py
for in the east and what isdiiens we are
now omp lled toc rfleet.
Mas. J. B. Tkeowell,
No. 6. Mammoth Block.
Dit. Cha. Hickock. the dapper little
gentleman w bo is opposing Col. Enoch D.
Yuuy, is trying a very neat electioneering
dodge. He asks Republicans to give him
a complimentary vote and si be does m t
exoect to be elected. This story is as thin
a is the doctor himself. Don't imperil
the Disti ict by any complimentary votes
tote lor i uizv tue unuier ana the Door
man's friend.
Strpablirwa am aioXJmw.
Tbe Republicans and voters generally
of Smerset county, are invited to assem
ble in public meetings at the following j
place and times :
Rlinads' School House, Thursday even
ing, Nov. liad. - - r -
liakersviltc, Thursday evening, Nov. t.
Butkton. Friday afternoon. Nov. S.
Mineral Point, Thursday afternoon,
Nov. 2.
Stoystown. Friday afternoon. Nor. 3.
Davidsville, Friday evening, Nov. 8.
Jenner X Koada, Saturday afternoon,
Nov. 4.
Wellersburg, to be announced.
Tbe district members of tbe County
Committee are reqaested to perfect ar
rangements for toe meetings in tneir re
spective districts. Gen. Jacob M. Camp
bell, tbe Republican nominee lor Cob.
ETess, win ue present at most of toe meet
tags.
tij urucr ol committee.
E. M. Sea bock.
Chairman.
w: h.
COIVIIVIISSIOIVI MERCHANTS,
No47Soutli I-Iowarcl St.,
We have every iiicility for handling and selling Butter to the advantage of the Fanners and
Merchants, and solicit liberal shipments of Glades Butter this season. We can safely promise
our friends who ship to us to sell their Butter at the best market prices, and. will send them
promptlv their sales and checks.
We refer to the Farmers and Merchants NATIONAL BANK,
Baltimore, Md.
F.lM laapreaatoa.
It is generally supposed by a certain
class of citizens, who are not practical or
experienced, that Dyspepsia can not inva
riably be cured, but we are pleased to &ty
that Greek's AforsT Fiaweu has never,
to our knowledge, failed to cure Dyspepsia
and Liver Complain1, in all its forms, such
as Sour Stomach, Cosiiveiiess, Sick Head
ache, palpitation of the Heart, low spirits,
&c. ic Out of 30 (XK) dozen bottles sold
last year, not a single failure was reported.
but thousands of complimentary letters re
ceived from Druggists ol wonderlul cures.
Three doses will relieve any case. Try it.
Sample llotllc 10 cents. Itegular Size 75
cents. For sale by G. V. Ben ford.
RobbeUies. While Mr. Win. , Bittner
and bis family were at church on Sunday
last, his bouse in Brothersvalley town.-Uip
was entered by thieves. The burglars cur
ried off 50 els. in money a'and number of
valuable papers.
On Sunday night an attempt was made
to enter the bouse ol Kpbraim J. Walker,
but Mr. Walker was awakened and the
thieves scared oft. On looking out of the
window Mr. Walker saw two men and a
large dog running away from the house.
There have leen a number of other
petty robter e committei' sucli as ro' b'n ;
ben roosts, spring bouses tic. About ten
days ago the benerie of Mr. Win. G. Wal
ker was robbed of some 30 chickens.
The article in last weeks Demverat w ith
such llitmiug head lines as "Immense Out
pourings of the People;" "Enthusiastic
Meeting at Ursina," etc, is very highly
colored. The MeyersJale meeting whs
nothing more nor leas than the regular
meeting of the Tilden and Hendricks club.
The meeting at I'rsina was attended by
about twenty persons. Hon. W. J. B ier,
who was to be one of theseukers, was de
tained at home by the accident to his fatti
er. A. Bruce Coft'roth addressed the
meeting for a short time, when, as there
were no other speakers present, the meet
ing adjourned. The meeting at Contin
ence was a medium sized atlUir, while the
Sipeaville and Bakersville meetings were
utter failures. Oh! yes ; The outpourings
were immense.
On Thursday larf, Hampton, a young
son of Johu C. Gaither. of Southampton
township, was drowned in W ills I reek.
It appears that the child was pl.iyiii
around the mill where his father was at
WJik. when through some means unkn wn,
be tell into the water and was drowued.
Mr. Gaither was busy helping his men to
fix some machinery, when not having
time to attend to the boy, he told him to
go up to the house. After some little time
Mr. G. returned to the bouse and found
the boy was not there. Search was im
mediately instituted, and his body was
found in the creek just below the- mill.
Hampton was an unusually bright child
of about twelve years ol age. The be
reaved parents have the sympathy of the
entire community in their terrible afflic
tion. Trae Merit Will
A few years since the proprietor of Dr. stump speaker.
Morris' Syrup. Wild Cherry and Hore
hound introduced it here. It was not
puffed, but sold on its merits. Our people
soon found it to be reliable, and already it
bjs become tbe most staple and popular
pulmonary remedy In the market, it
quickly cures the worst coughs, colds,
croup, bronchitis, asthma and incipient
consumption. Nothing acts so nicely iu
whooping cough, snd it Is so pleasant that
children readily take it. Containing no
oj ium, or other dangerous drug, it is as
safe as it is sure. Trial size. If cents ;
Urge sizes, 50 cents and One Dollar. Sold
by G. W. Bexford.
'Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which never fails. Pleasant
to take, and requires no physic: Price -
cents.
Nijxe Novoohod Faik. The great
market ot tbe eastern world has been held
at this junction of the Yolea and Olga
Rivers, in Russia, every summer for hun
dreds t-years. Here "the nations of Eu
rope and Asia meet with their products
lor trade. Cossack, Chinese, Turk and
Persian.. meet the German and the Greek
with every variety of merchandise that
mankind employs, "from sapphires to grind
stones, tea, opium, fur, food, tools, and
fabrics, and last but not least, medicines.
"J
nm. a..rr. -
might sometimes be seen. They are
known and taken on steppes ot Asia as
well as the prairie of the West, and are
an effectual antidote tor the diseases that
prevail in tbe yaourtsof the North, as well
as tbe huts and cabins of the western con
tinent. Liwin IU.) Tint;
Tbe following is a specimen of bow tbe
Democratic misses enthuse. Why even
the "Commodore's" flashy headlines
would not or could not rouse the latent
spirit of Democracy. Take 'em in "Com
modore," and run op "bow tbe masses re
fused to turn out to bear Democratic
speakers." Tbe Johnstown Tribune
says :
There was a "erand raily" of the Dem
ocrats at Davidsville on Thursday sight
last. Messrs. Coffroth and Hay, of Som
erset, were to have been tbe oraloia, at.d
were promptly on band, bu! there' was
onl one of aa audience. And the speakers
concluded that il was all right anyway,
and they would take a drink, and -go
borne.
BieCtTOr BLKCTIOS LAW.
! at7 av aw. ml.claal 7 . -
WHO CAN VOTE.'
Every male citizen, twenty-one years of
age, possessing tne following qualifications,
shall be entitled to vote at all elections :
1. He shall have been a citizen of the
I nited States one month.
2. He shall have resided in the Slate one
year ; or, if having previously been aqual
ified elector or native-born citizen thereof
and shall have removed therefrom and
returned, then be shall have resided there
in six months immediately preceding the
election.
8. He shall have resided ia tbe district
where be intend to vote two months im
mediately preceding the election, inaluad
of ten days, aa formerly.
4. If twenty-ons years of sge, or up
ward., be shall have paid, within two
years, a State or county lax, which shall
have been assessed at least two months
previous to tbe election, and paid at least
one month previous to the same.
5. Foreign-born citizens must have been
naturalized at least one month before the
electron, sod must conform to tbe require-'
ntenis conlaioed in section timr. trewd-
the t rilchtieW SbUooI lluuae ateeuug. e
The elect it va will be belt! on the Toes bave interviewed a gentleman, however,
day neat t.llowtojf the first Sloaaay of who was in attendance at it, anJ he re
Nuvember." being this year the 7th day of porua nice crowd, good siteeches and a
the month. ' happy time cenerally.
Saturday. October Tlh. was lb Wtdav .
tor seeunng Dataraliuttoa papers.
Saturday, October Tib. was the last day Pkrfcdated Board MoUoeE Large
on which taxes cotiW be paid in letral lime
to vote.
Tbe abtrva dates should be carelallv re-
tneoibered and acted on by all vntera.
Temple
THE FORT,"
A LONG AND A STRONG PULL,
The Kepuhl icans at Work.
CARRY THE NEWS TO REILLY.
We have received the Miowingaccounts
of the mtclii'gs held a: difl'cirnt points :
Ef.hi.is, Pa. )
o t. -.:, i:c.
On Friday evening Ixst, the Republic ins
of Berlin and Brotliersvailey township,
held one of the must eiitliu.-istic mctiniM
of this campaign. The workers of the
'rty had turned out tn !(( to hear the
issues lefore the people in this canvass
discussed by the distiuguUhed geniVnien
present. The meeting was organic ! bv
the selection of Dr. J. K. Miller as Pre u
dent. Abraham Musser, Harvy H.iy, anil
Joseph Mason a i Vice Presidents, and
Saia. Forney, jr., SecreUrj-. The first
s)ieaker was Mnjor E. M. Sehrock. The
Major made a telling speec l. confinins
himself to the record of the Democratic
party. In his analysis of the actions of
the party which now seeks the reins of
government, be most conclusively showed
that that party has bceu the party of Shiv
ery, Free Trade and opoeed to every
measure calculated to advauce civili.v.iou
and the amelioration of the po;le. The
next 8eaker was Gen. Jaco'j M. Campbell,
of Johnstown, Pa., our candidate lor Con
gress The people of Somerset county
know Geo. Campliell as the old c.immiu
di-r of the 34ib Keg. P. V. His record is
one of which be can justly le proud.
From the outbreak of the rebellion to the
close Col. Camplx'll was iu the field facing
the enemy of his country, and we arc
sorry to say the very same enemy which
he i;. facing now under different circum
stances. While his opponent Hon. John
Reilly was sittiiij at home in his ollice,
making money, in the employ of the P.
K. K., a corporation w hich baa operated
more against the interests of Somerset
county than the rebellion itself, if such a
thing were possible. Col. Caiuplx;!!, patriot
like, was entailed in guarding the southern
I... ..I.. ..I w .u .. ,v. .... ..i...i :
vasion. The colonel is a 'cool, calm and
deliberate talker, hilliug the nail sutrc
on the head. His speech was received bv
frequeut rounds ot applause. Ho has
made many friends by bis short visit
among our people, and we have no doubt
will be elected to represent us in Congress
by an overw helming mnjority. The last
speaker was Gen. Kooniz. It has lieeu
our pleasure heretofore to listen to Gen.
Kooutz, tmt bis effort on Friday night far
excelied-anything we have ever heard from
him. He was in good fighting condition,
and for over an hour, way after 11 o'clock,
at night, he held every man to the last.
1 he Gen. has few it any suiienors as a
.
Mt. Hf.ai.tht, Pa ,
. Pa.)
TL SS, 1H7U. (
Tbe meeting at Hillegas' was attended
by a large numlicr of our people. The
crowd was aol as large as it would have
been for a night meeting ; still there was
a goodly assemblage of eurnest thiuking
men present w ho listened to the discussion
of the issues with pleasure. The meeting
was addressed by lien. Jacob .u. Camp
bell, Gen. W. H. Koontz and Maj. E. M.
Sehrock.
Shanks vim.k. Pa., '(
ttct at). 1H7G. )
EiMTOit Herai.i). The Republican
rally at this tdace on Saturday alternoon
was the biggest thing going. An immense
crowd was in attendance. The meeting
was addressed by Messrs. Sehrock, Cani-
bell and Kooutz. Stonycreek will "whoop
her un" on the 7lh of November. No
changes in Slonycreek this fall for Demur-
racy. 1 he Kep aliiican lines slant: steady
and are ready tor the work.
W.
pKihbF.Ns, Pa. )
Oct. ). 1S70. )
De.vk Hekai.ii. Considering the disa
greeable slate of the weather our meeting
was a success. The school house was
filled and the crowd listened attentively to
..,.,.J) .,, (,. I'.nnli..ll il 'i m.,
he's going to le elected J Gen
Koontz and
E. M. Sehrock, Chairman County Com
mittee. The Fillers corner always lu-s
been Republican, and she will
' Ili U the lort lor Hares .! Wueclrr,
H'.W It lur tbe r icbu"
Hans.
Geiuiaiits, Pa.,
Oct. 28, li70. j
Mr. Kditok. Tbe people of old .Mil
ford are not s ing much but they keep up
a great thinking and will swell the major
ity for Hayes the soldier, and Wheeler the
sutesinuu." The meeting here yesterday
wa addressed by A. J. Culborn, Dr. B.
A. Ficblner and J. R. Scott, Em8.
L.
K'NOwood, Pa.,
Oct. 2S, 1870. )
M. Si tl.L. Tbe meeting held at this
plai-e last nislht was the largest that has
been held in Upper Turkey toot for a num
ber ot yiars. Addresses were made by
A. J. Colts.rn. Dr. B. A. Fichtner. and F.
J. Kooser. Everything is lively with n
and we will give a good account of our
selves on the 7lh of November.
A Sos.
Gakub-TT, Pa.
Oct. :!. !;). j
Eihtok Hkkalp. The Republican
meeliuL' held here on Saturday afternoon
was a urand success. A large pole bad
been brouLbt in from the wood and was
raised amid much enthusiasm. A number Baer. Mr. thl said that Tilden was such
of Democrats bad congregated near the a nice, gxxl, honest man, and that he serv
scene of action, expecting that the Kepulv ed as Governor ol the largest Sule in the
licans would lie unable to raise the pole, country. He made a mistake in the word
and that they would have a good laut'li at bonis:; if he bad said dishonest, then be
their expense. But Garreti Republicans would have told tue truth ; for every read
are not tue kind to attempt anything and ing, thinking man knows that Mr. TiUlen
then abandon it without succeeding. Coats is nothing but aebcutand rascal ; a man
went otl and all hands took bold of the
rope for a long pull, a strong pull, and a
pull altogether, and up she went amid
cheers from tbe crowd. Speeches were
then made bv F. J. Kooser. and A. J.
Col burn. 1 be Ufit d-hihh! geollcuiea ot
in mie telling litis on Garrett Dtrmo
crulft. We're all O. K. for Hivt- and
Whreler.
latrriu.icAX.
PlTEfiVILLE, Pa )
Oct ;w, iTti. j
The ineeihi.; at tUU pUce wjw well aU
U-ndeo! ; atltlresst were mn-Je bj Colouel
Jacob M. Camplellr J. K. Kdie, antl
K. J. Ko-er, E. Our corner w ill be
heard Ironi uo tbe 7iU ol NovemU-r ia no
uncertain loneft.
X. Y. Z.
Tbeuoly ineeliDg we have failed to hear
tram u, tu th time ot going to press is
Size 13 eta., Nualler re 3 to i ctt.
-Kavbson Bszar,"
Mas. J. B. TkfjWEI.T,
No. C Mammoth Block.
c:
Ife DBtenflM at Wetataf.
HOFFMAN DISCOURSETII
TIIK PUBLIC DEBT
OX
While the Ghosts of Union
Soldiers Affright Kupple.
SOUTHAMPTON ALL O. K.
- HAYES AND WHEELER.
FOR
Near WF.u.EiisBrito, P., 1
Oct. 27. 1STB )
Mil. Ei.IT.iR.-We I a 1 a Peui r .t'c met t
ios atWellersburiluituighi. The crowd
in attendance was couiKsed of Kebels,
I opiierhca.ls, JJemncratsanil whisky, witn
a slight sprinkling of Republicans and
boys. One fellow went so far as to say
that )m hail lielonged to the 4lli L 'niaiana
regiment. The meeting was adilressed
by two fellows thev call John J. Hoffman
and Wm. II. Kupple.
. Mr. Hoffman first apieari;d oa the stale
and struck out oa "the hard times" the
Democratic watch word. Says be, "give
us I ilden ! and we 11 have better times.
This was a little too thin. The people
are not all fools down this war, and they
didn't enthus?, si the sp.aker launched
out his boat in another direction, and took
up the Government bond and National
Bank questions, and in five minutes had
clearly demonstrated to the audience that
he was made of too light material for that
subject, auil only made himself ridiculous.
Then ha pitched into Republican officials
generally and tried to make it appear that
t'ie outstanding claims against Revenue
C dleL'lors and Post Masters, as shown in
ex-Secretary Bristows" annual report were
delale.it ions, a glaring misrepresentation of
f.icis. Altir a iundenug altout tor some
time trvin; to mike a point, iu which he
completely failed, he retired quietly and
in very conl order. The only enthusias
tic mm thus far was a fellow who had im
bibed too ni u eh bad whisky and had taken
a very un hirnihed position on the ll ior,
who bawled out. "Rih for Tilden ! he's
the man." Next cam: the man named
Rnpole. win set li s sails and steered out
on "Reform" and 'Mie b!ro ly shirt," from
this fellows nervous lo-S, one would hivs
supposed that he saw the spirits of depart
ed heroes, "Lincolns hirelings" clothed
in bl.oly shirts, tiling put him to the
tuns of '.i ld the Fort." This speaker
pitcl.ei into U.pui.rxm olHls with-
out saving anything ri inarkaMe, He furgot
to teli us anything about his thieving, un
scrupulous old Democratic administrations,
but his party say "let by-gones be by
gones." Of course a guilty conscience hesi
tates iu reviewing the past The bloody
shirt troubled this fellow and he took to
defending his Lower or Confederate House
of Congress on tin; R ;!i-l claim business,
and a weak effort it was He almost
went into hysterics o-'cr the cruel treat
ment by the Government of bis "White
line brethern of the south." After which
be flailed at Grant, gave tne baled "nig
ger," a few kicks and retired in good order
like his predecessor. In his anxiety about
the bl Kly shirt he forgot to tell us what
kind of 'reform his party was advocating,
and the I! -.eiblican part of the audience
wa9 left to rii .... their belief that reforms
T.-re most needed in Democratic seoti
meut, when this speaker retired. Thi
only noise to lie heard was the loud snor
ingol an elderly gentlcm in who had fallen
asleep, an I wa awaked by his own snor
ing. The first sjK-akcr, not knowing that he
had made an ass of himselt already, could
not leave the crowd without compliment
ing tte '-mountain people" as be called
them, and in his attempt at compliment
only lelt the impression that he was as
tonished to It ml mountain people like other
people.
The two worthies then turned them-
selves'inlo a Mivnly aud Siakey singing
club, in which they succeeded much bet
ter than in speaking.
Could nt Mr. A. 11. Coffroth Jr., send a
few more sueli speiker down here.
II.
Krpnbllraa CaaalT t'emnslllee.
Addison S. A. Dean.
Allegheny Jno. Bradinam.
Brothersvalley C. F. Kayman.
Berlin B. F. Kaynixn.
Confluence W. A. Koontz.
Oinrmatigh Levi Yoder.
Klklick A. (J. Keim.
Greenville A. J. Stoner.
JefTerson Henry Idir.
Jenner F. G. Netl".
Jennertown Gil). Freidline.
Iarimer Jacob Zutall.
Iower Turkeytoot Fred. Dumbold.
M iddlecreek 1 h n Boucher.
Milford Samuel Critchfleld.
Meyersdalc J. C. Yutzy.
Northampton D. G. Bowman.
New Centreville Leroy Suit.
New Baltimore John George.
Paint Peter Iloffmaa.
Quemalioning Albert Bcrkey.
Sluide Joseph ('able.
Stovstown C.'W. Push.
Southampton Levi Kennel.
Slonycreek Jacob J. Wigle.
Summit Cornelius Shoemaker. -Salisbury
W. F. Smith.
SmiersetTp. Charles Menser.
Somerset Bor. Jos. Keller.
I'rsina J. S. Sutherland.
Uper Turkeyfoot Freeman Younkia.
Wellersburg Mtchnel fong. .
E. M. S'lllHK'K.
Chairman.
Mil. Editor. I want to give you a lil
le information of the Copperhead meeting
that the Democrats hekl, or tried to hold,
at Sipesville. Saturday alternoon, October
21st. 'I'b'J audience wa ooinposcd ol fotr
D-iiM.'crats and.t.vo licpcbiicao. The
speakers were Mr. J'rtm II. Lul and ii. L.
w ho never did auytumg tor himself, or any
one ee. Let us all vote lor Hayes. V? heel-
er, and the whole. Republican county tick-1
ft and then we are sure ol goad Govern- j
intnt. 1 c - I
Our good, old. Npesville Otmocrsts sold
their flag, and last wevk they wanted to
liorrow the Republican Hag to attend their
Democratic meeting. ' We did not think
they needed any flag, for hit:h as they may
raise i, it will come down low enough on
the seventh of November.
. .. . . A KWtBI.ICA.
CtiU. CAvriiEU. acd YlltZV our cantll-
litMlur lonitrmuid Rlnt S-nafi arer '
u ties n ir congrt-ati ana wate rBaie were .
IX)in gauatil suiuiers.. tola so tnal me j
niro a no aiaetl tue cause oi me loioo ia
her first peril on th battle field may again
a"l hf '" her sscoud trial in the halls
"f " IfgUlature. ; : .
, ;
Thk lX'tnorrals are reporting all over
tl.c.,nt.tb.tJ.nl1rp.Tnrn.e.l...-
,.,..... ..--........
.nr. itvvKi jiuBixtou uu outers, nave 1
come out in
fitvnr nf Tiblnn anil flwnrl
ricks. AVe are
men to sav that
out foundation. Ibcv are evenr one
siauucn ueputtneans. I dis sinu OI tmnj
1. l , ret- t-i . .. .
ougni to put earnesx men lO miHRing. II
the Democracy will lie in matters like this
the Dt-rnocracr will lie in matt.ni lilt. tl.i.
they will lie in others.
... i . , .... . . . un noaae. Bars aau atner oot irate 1 tium tacreea IB L f 1 l I , v
aulhorzed by these genlle- ! .raeted. a-iudala Uadael Thau. Slmw u.I I RUAU -
Ihe rorwirt id it 1 1 ... I u u- i , 1. , I. i . V nk th. . II .
Thr folio if, K U S list ol lnwUinKtlJot,,
' u rs rcuminlu iu the I'tml OrJice. Il 6.il ;
jnili-il lor m,I u-a dm. Dm-v will Ikj;
for tardt-d to Ifixul Leitur ofliti
. Vitiilii:miii. I). C. "
I Alci. juiiusC '
( Aulanrt. tlerard
Hallod. Mr. IlPtUi; , . '
Beachy, Mn.iL J.
rtaklwin. Kosanna
i IVder. John , ' -
Ktnfrl'. T ranger 4 I.nck
MrViie. June
Mulilirrxn. John
Melih-r t ..Mntihe-t i i i
Noble. Jann- II. i
Koddcn, Jrtmes '
ItafT. Hail I
Mim-uuiker, Mary K.
Stuck, Howard
Snyder. Elizabeth
KlDtluTS. S.
ScholIeT, John W.
Thompson. Williams
Taylor, Mrs. Nancy
Weimer, jXnah C,
YVbtppcr. John
II. Oclk
P. M.
MARRIED.
NEFF SNYDER At the Lutheran
Parsouase in Friedens. October 5tb, 1S7'J,
bv K. J. J. Welsh, Mr. Jacob NefT, and
Miss Rose P. Snyder, both of Somerset,
Somerset county Pa.
LENHART SWANK At the Luther
an Parsonage in Friedens, October &th,
1876, by the same, Mr. Peter Lenhart. of
Ligonier, Westmoreland county. Pa., and
Miss Nancy Swank, of Somerset twp.,
Somerset county. Pa.
SHUMAKER LEPLEY Oa the 19th
I mat., by Iter. a. Hnepper, Jlr. ramuct
Shumakcr to Miss Lizzie Lepley, both ol
Southampton Tp.
HARDIN LEWIS. On the 32d insl..
bv the same. Mr. Thomas Hardin ot Mt.
Savage, to Miss Mollie Lewis, ol Pompy
Smash.
WINTERS ZIMMERMAN. Near
Stoystown, at tbe residence of tbe bride's
parents, October 15, 1S7C. by the Rev. W.
H. Bates. Mr. William Winters to Miss
Annie E. Zimmerman, both of Somerset
county.
WEIMER SANNER October 8lh.
at the houde of Curtis hooacr, Smierset,
bv Rev. A. E. Truxal, Mr. Dennis M.
Weimer and Miss Eliza E. Sanner, lioth
of Milford twp.
DIED.
SHAULIS. On tbe 6th inst, near La
vansville. Pa., Mrs. Susanna Shaulis,
aged 57 years, 7 months and 9 days.
MILLER. On the 17th mat, near
Bakersville Pa, Quincy Ai!atns Miller, son
of David Miller, aged 2 yeais, 7 months
and 15 days.
MILLER. On the lOib inst, near Ba
kersville Pa, John Henry Miller, son ot
David Miller, aged 3 years, 5 months and
28 days.
MILLER. Oa the2n;l inst, near Ba
kersville Pa., John "Austin Miller, son of
John Miller, aged 3 years and 8 davs.
Funeral discourses preached by K;v. L.
L. feiebert.
AVtc dJcerlim'Mriit.1. .
SALES.
Hr virtue of nmtrT writs of Levari Foln. Fieri
firm ami Vend ft loe.l out of tbe '.urt
of Cotniuon Pleas of Somersel euuntv. Pa., and to
Si directed. 1 will expose to Pale bv pobllc oat-ry.
at tbe Court House, ta siomerset, on
Friday, Xo. 10, 1970, 7 4
at 2 o'clock p. m., the following descrit-ed real sh
tatn. vii :
All the ritthu title. Interc't and claim of W oe
Oilman, ol. In, and to tbe following tlescrlbod raul
etite. vii :
Thi.t buil.llni loealel in Mtlfurl To., S-inerct
Oo , Pa., on a lot eontalnlnK one-l'iurth aere more
r l-s. alhiininir lands of John t'ritrhncld. and
E. 1. Shnlter on tbe ist. lsndp of K. I. Sbatttr,
on the north, and 8. at M. P. H. R. on theeaM, and
lani of P. H. Loo it on tbe south. Heine a two-nto.
rv Iratne bouse, aliuwt 'it teet front on the A. a M.
P. K. K., ami alnut leet deet, with thepi.urte-
nsnces. Taken In esceutlnn a the tiropenr of
W os. Oilman, at lb nit el John Pruts.
ALSO. .
All tbe rWhL title. Interest aal elaiai of Wm.
Monran. of. iu, and to Ibe folbwini( deaerioed real
estale, vis :
Ail thai certain two-itory- aalouo or building.
pituale iu Ibe town of Meyersdale. tn Somerset
l.Vi., Pa., atwl dvscribed as toUowa : frout building
bavinir a Iront oi 'Mt leet and a depth oil Ho teet. j
uai-k-hnliaina; lsxa ette-storv, aituate mo lot 1
n west side of C'nter atreet. in aald town withtne
appurlenances. Taken to execution aa the prop.
enjr ot W illiam Monran at the uit of Friedline
tiro a.
ALSO.
All the rlirht. title. Interest anil rtaim of Henrv
Suimiller, ol. In, snd to the following deseribed
real estate, viz :
A certain tract of land ritoate ia Lxrisser Tp..
Sroersei Co., Pa., containing; about VI aerea. ot
which there are 10 acre, more or less. Hear, with
a wneand one-balf story loa; dwelling buaae aa.1
a ataoie tnereoo erecteti, aiijotuing laada or
'hriptian Minkemier. Edward ieai. Cuuioanv
land, and other, with tbe apuurtenancea. laaen
in execution oa the properly of Henry Sutinillei,
at tbe suit of A. Aledary our of L W eiruolMe.
ALSO.
A II the riant, title. Interest and claim of J.avph
P. Miller, at, iaand tu tbe lollowlnirdeaeritied real
estate, via :
A oertain lot of arrow ikI. altaate ta TJraina Bor.,
Snervet I Pa., enntaukinc s acres, nureor leas,
with a Hmnahlna-vmavard thereou or about auu
znipe Tinea. aoloed by W. .1. Baer. John Min
ler, Wm. Lockeoly. sod Front airmton tb east,
with l lie appurtenances.
Also, one acre of around, more or lem, all clear
ed, annul in Ursina Bor., Somerset Ok, Pa., ad
jolned by lan4aof Joba Minier, and vineyard of
Iiefu and alley on the south and eaat, with theap
purtenancea. Taken m xecutlon as the proper
ty of J.oeph P. Miller, at tbo suit uf J. J. Speck
A Co.
ALSO.
All tbe rignt, title, in'.ereat ami claim of H nrr
Ankeny, of, in aad to the following described real
eatate. via :
A certain tract of land iltuate la Mtlfurl Tp..
Sotaoraet Co., Pa., eonulntna: SO acres.' more or
lea, about Si acres of whtih are dear, and about
ia acres in meuiow. witn a one aad one-half itorv
frame dwelling bouse stable and other outhnild-
lnira tnereoa erecteii, adjoining lands of Henry
Prari. SumnH Smith. Widow Critchfleld. and
others, with tbe apiairtenancea. Taken in execu
tion as ta priperty of Henry Ankeny, at th suit
oi jsmn raraow.
ALSO.
All lb right, titltntert snd elalm of Hury
llochsiei ler. of, in, awl to tbe tdlowing deaeritMd
real eatate. vis :
A certain tract of land ii ante in Qnemahnnlnr
1 p.. Somerset fa., containing ml acres, at-ial
70 acres eirarvd. about ISacrea In meadow, with a
two story plank dwellinr bouse aad lo barn tnere
on erected, aldninu lanrff ol Jacob Kiamtl, John
Maurlcr. arnl OeorgeStahl. with tbe appurtenanc
es. Taken in executiiia aa the profierty of Henry
Hochstet'.er, at tbe suit of JohnOrady.
ALSO.
Alt the right, title, latereat and claim of Oliver
Showman, of, ia and to the Adiuwiug described raaJ
eatate. vii :
A oc rutin tract of laml rliaa m Soon fit Tp.,
Somerset Co.. Pa., rawaiaina at-out a aerea. more
kr Icaa, of wbieb there are aijout 'Ju aerea deared.
with a twintr.ry log bam and tialle tbereou
erected, ailjoining landu r George Oirltne. Oliver
Shatter, Jattotin audthers, wiib-ih appurta
nancea. Taken in execution a the' prperty - of
Oliver Showman, A. J. Casebecr a Cu. ' uae. ,
ALSO. 4
AM the riirht. ti'le. tnirrest and cmim of Rich
ard lllpo. ot, ta sod to the loUowlag daacritiud real
eatate. vii : .
A certain lot of around lituats iu Mevcradale
boningh, Soaertet Co Pa., eoutaining oDs-tourlh
acre, more or leas, frooting on Broad street, att-
joinro oy juavpn a. aim. on ll east
ua the weM. ao.1 alley un Um waia, wilh lb mt
.unrniiOo. Takra Id ueculina at tit pmpenv
ut Kicaant Hlp tU the rail uf S. 1. Iavcmxuua. '
ALSO,
All the rtu-ht. tlttr. Interna al lai nf Janvt
A kern. !, ia and tu th k.ik.wini drmihel n-
at ettale. wit:
A wrtain ami lnt sltoate in S-merset
Ili.r.. Sonierwt .. Pa., enntaintnr one hall -n-
m n-ir lc"s. with a aoe-ttory irauw dvrllln
luMise thero imhI, alninliia Unda of A. H
'ttntb ua the aortb aoil vut. Widow Brlhrra
Ibewift. n.l iMo'lnaoq I uwo itrrM, with In
aHirtraam, Takoa hieamallua a Iba prfv
njr of Jaaws Akers aithc sail uf A. H. vt-
ImlB.
AUK.
A II the rlKht, title. tnlrreM and elaln of I). J.
Barker a Co r. Id, aad tu lb hrtluviav ilarrOv
ed rei eate, vli :
A certnin traetof laon atttutta In hint Tn .
Stiraerwt t'n.. Pa., eraiuinln JS aerep. nun ur
Icsa, ail tiinlier. with Iwoj.urr ulaok dweUlng
buw and Run Down Mw mill thaivno wu.r
aIJ..Inin- Unt of Chriitlaii Peoml, Aaion Herk
ej, Sam net Berkly. NehvmUh Knm aod oth
er, with the lpurtnul-f-. Takea lniunitl.a
Mit ot John Carter sse of SisauL
ALSO,
No. 1. .All tb rbxbt. title, latarrataw) eUim of
Uanlei u eraivl. ot, is and to a rtala iraot M
I.ukI itnate in Shad T Suwiorart Co., Fa., eoo-
ahont Mt aere. eleared, and aljat 4U acra in j
meadow, with a dwallina aooae. barn aad atuer
ouldraibllnsa laeraua erected, adyotaina; mad of
Xhootas Uaichaaui aad uthcra, wuh la afruuno
o. 2. A eertoia tract of land fitaata fthad
Tp . Soaeraet Co- eontainia; IU acre mor
orieca,ot whirb then are auoat So acre aiear.aad
li aerea Is nwadow, wltii a dweluuii ikuaae aad
bam tbereoa reetd. ailiofnlns; lands ot DavJ
JdeBire and other, with th aDDarlraaaear.
Wo.a. A cerUia ittaot af land aitaata ia Shad
P- "ouieraei lAk. r eoaiainiag tut acres mor
ur , WDieB lhm are aboat W acre clear.
and aluat ISaorr ia mca.tow, with a dweliia
ooaae aou oara tnereoa . recteo, aoniia matt n
Henry I uaUr l hcira and olbera. with Ux 4rar-.
j No. t. A
'JjJJ
, ..... . . . I
eertaia Iraot of Und auaale ia Shad I
S.eret dy r".. ereiUininit 4u acre more l
I "T 'c . aiieiareu, ita uuee oweoioa: aoan aa.1 1
otoe. outuauaingi incrooe ereowa, wit the
f" , '.
- V4". A rrt".0 ".." " .'
1HrlTIOUt ieriy.,r-a.,oeUla; aw
aerea mora or learn, ot wniea taere are aaoat mo
XUU
Laoy Til. Soaaeraat Uu, I'a., annliinana iw ion
ntoraor Ufa, with a dwelling boa, aal atahl
toereoa eraetM. aoioioiaa; uuxl aitarlwl hy ueo.
Gardner aad Mher. aald tret aarias ahoal
j acre dear, and i acre ia meadow, wi
uh tbe ap-
acre eiear, aad ahoai ia aatadaat. with a dwell-1
pextcaaacea.
. - "Art- Ad rt I 'it uin.i .
Vo. 7 crtoi :n w ! i t n
-Vcfit Tit . S-oiv t-e- r :'r
m-rt or t. 5. ! -.M!- ;..r.- .r
it
' rrenr. mi al o" I :wt- tn
r IrT hine. .tjt-le ( V-r ...( -'.m;M
1 erected. !" inir-ir loH'M if re. V
11 apourtntni'T-r.'.
I No A rf:!ntm (r IjicI ji'mfr !r.
' -trrr. a-? in nen-1"W. h s
' lit Vewif WNi-! .n.! lAttcn-, "fi ' r-- -.;
' N" :. tr.tn :o--t -.f n !.! ; T'11
f Tii"'kf rt ,t Tn . ? lai'"1! o . I" . .. 0 h' ::
Ml I 5 a-T"' ill rT.t.ilT, Tvil l a '!I':: !.--tl . :ti.
Ail
jrnfir TJ.. m-r-t A n.nt:itriiU V.
f Lirr (ir e. which then nre an.-.; J
f .(Ba,f-TT ! tiflrr. with ih
DltlR-tf.
.V. TI, A tt!:iti tr.i-t "f l.rrl frt.;r
N'.rtl.;irupN.n Tp., .SonifT t J'u., .nj
l.Trrrt mfre or lc?, with the aj-uurVn v:i,-i
TaKvu In mreoMi.n H-t the pjHrty tf Ii.il
Uviini t tac ault of Samuel IrVx.
aVLSO.
All ther-ghr, tiflf, Intrct ami i iim of N?in
Mrrem nr. tn and tollic tics- ritMNl r-i
, X L A cenuiu Irat-t oi i!mto in .'I,r.l
rauJatl '. ,r Sui.t'.cil Tn Vmi. rd 1 '.. 1'
eoutaiulnv il ;uni itmiv r r w hu-U V-rv
are stum clear, wi'h .Terj.l ilwrilmv h1 u -.
.a-ilf?, Kiiri Diiil, a:iJ oth-r hnii'Mp.:, tti'rn
ererttj., aijttinv iaif-f 'iinuwr an( Mrritify t '
heirs; Herklcy mini uiht rs, with tue a,-(
purtonaitrra.
t. A enrtnia ;rat or lnI sirua'.c ti: Sn:n- !
nit fp Stiiref i o.. fa.. eimLamintf ' arr t
BMretr !. c-i whtrh tlHTtf are auut 16j acr
Klaaiv-d. Willi aix rtweliin- a ites, 4Khtit in I otli
er ouirmilti.iibft trierv-n erttf!j, av iiiiDif Mv
er1ai jiorM :intl atuvn aa !h Henrv ,.tvvr
IrrKrL
No. &. A certain tmct "f Hnl slruaie In Sum-1
mit Tp.. ia .akt canty. aiininar tram N.w. l
aott 'i. Keftune iUmi 0npany. ipri.ig'f U-tr
aitftthr. amtaiatnr Jwiai re n??re or iVw, in l 1
iiiMrwa m the MirAitel XvTn far tit, on th:- trtr
are taut out a-l on.-W tweritj-rivr t a it.t, !. I
bvMnK eiit Ut aonwn.uj" oat-hiili iinv. .e i
aaw-mtl. co.1 hunk, tire c!ht bi.u). mtut tii4 on-
bark, with tlie aparteance.4.
4. A t-ertotin tract if urA ."Imnto in Sum-
nit I . in aahi eooiity, aoiiictr.u'ti , 3. s-iUt
laiiiHiif U t ivt lrnjre t tefK, atHt known a the
J(h . Wt nner in:iaU with thr ap.Mirte nan-. I
N. ii. A t-rrtam trac4 H hnut uaaie In Sum- :
mil Tp.. inntT at-bTtmii.!, a -i-niiiD-r trat
4 rterUuttihrrL, O. iant, L-aic Hn.ru an-1 other; 1
enautioina w fc-r- uiureir le-, am kr wnn th? !
Jaeuh lefbi traet. no wbi-h are er-v-trnl t , f
Ira me hou: ami two witti the atrj;artts !
I-aJHtea.
. A eeriaia trantf !a:i l nitMte in Viim
mit Tp., oounfy au reimltU vljt'tritnie two. N 1. i
tteirmy ana Ouotfrr tivirx. ouitU'.ninti 4' i :.r 1
tore or Iriw, K'lus hnnrlr utrt ol the rtin r!
If jvt. with the uHrtirtefMR'':.
iKi. A iWtaie Fieco lan 1 it u tr in r h r.
ot MeyerMialA, county at rwmiul. mo the iMr'h fx '
ot Mam street, eurtamiux 'no aii ne-;'uri!i f j
avire or ie?. ana an an aa ti e tan y art pr (rry
ol fetrr Met -:r, tlceaeit. im whhui are frf;et
one ilwetiii-iE ht-u-te. :ie I ira (iin-yrl with th-.
Oeef-wnry twirk nhta, mill vuta. amt tw MuM.
Laotive'towfi MH,fiit) huichrr !h-iuiil hvitirt-,
antl numerous out riuiUUtiuK, with the .inin.--nao-e.
. H. A eert-lin pl- of I iu.1 aituitte in tl.
b rn 'Utrh ani cmnty atoreaiii. m the w.a'h Hir
Mam ritreew coBtaiuina 'n-l'urt i arrr nmre r
Wm. aui kii iwn a? the Henry shrter hit, wi'h
the appurtnaniea.
No. w. A ter-a in M of wrrnun-l situate In Ue
burouich ami c antv aiitresai.1, inniin (n M:un
treet, known a 14 Nt. 'i r rrtt-r tmi;tin
inie une-t'turth aorw. more or .m ahu-li
en.ii iwt. Irulitl titter fuewtupt., ftg a rinnii
nrhee. ami theotht-r an a store, with thr iurlt--tkinc?.
Mo. lo. A certain jrie c latvl l!oate in th
buroosh anlnranty alor93ii, tHtwen t ltv
treet anl .H;t-nt Afw.. ui; riniiitc l A. K.
SiM-entiiker. eufitaiiiiobf nriurih a-re, nv-r i.r
lt(. on wi;:'-:t aie trr-iN. a ttwlunt; hu.'. if it
ani Inre w.iK'tt Bi.iker ilK'p. w:iu the ai ire
nunced. (. 11. A t'crtrtht !t or prinl of ir'i..tu
in t be lfriuii atft eounty ur'.rr-.u-i, iw-i w.--p
rint, t'iay u-i Cuttr rv.-ts, rti : i. i it i : .,.
fourth bwrrt. limp.' 'T h-M. i.ri-riy urrii : i i s
Mau(, with the ttppuru naii- t-a.
.No. Ii. A rcri-im Uat ol tm I i'u vi- in Hn:u
niit'l p., ia 1 f un y. -.i iM..tnjf imi 1 'Ii- i;tu
iHTlnu'i H hiKUt-k liul K'M?.r.e i:tl 1 ....
J'Hitk K. tK-hiT ati'l otuera. tutJinin m-v.
tifire r l- kauwoapthe t'ettrr MiiuTca! .r.;
ertyjon thtr trut are Ut-tout airf uno(.t 170 ,m.
bemjr part ol th h-jw town of Kom:nia." with
one ir.eliiiiic H-jr?. on ham antl tht; n 1 v
outtmillu. 1 hi tract Ia nhv unuriil wi;:.
arx-ui c m ;m 01 tt e lt ouurr t c nl t-un. 10
tiir t.lfciu iv "i'..n with one tninx, wi;u th.; ap-purten;im-e.
-
ISO. 13. A tXTtum tr.l.t of lam' Itu.tte in Summit
Tp.. anl ftntMT itdrri.t. a)ji'(niri A?'r.iii;nn
iitisiu-r. l-'eter SiueriiiinLers' heir anl 1.1 it
er, tjtiiisitiiii T: .tcrt'5, iih.re ir ai-ti known
as Lhe Uetiru St tm-ck int. - with, ne iluiUi.
house, barn j.ntl ot.tr outimii'liiiifs iIhti-wi itvc".
eu, wiui uiapurTenu4ti.
14. A ouixumi in-4-t ut Lm! siruntc in Sr.'n-
iun uvuUap, j-ui.iy atoreiutj. auitjuma: tra. Tf
lAimiiH o'j a;re. ut-rrc ur ie. warraittwi in tne
uairtoul I'Kivr audits. WilB tj,e uppuna-imu. -rn.
No. ta, Aceruato tract ol Uui iiuate in ar;i
mli tuwnnium t.muy a.i.rfuM, u..t,;iiii: t,-jrt
StK la, Jolin fijtia-lt. ;V"di. Hurkttoi:t r. ami rtli,
c.-uuiiii.iiit i; twrea. un.ro or ir-n. ku-'wn u he
W iiiruul irat-t, with one hou-e and atuhle th re
ermetl, wuh the apurttuuii-t .
iSo. IU. A e rtau tract ol lun.1 fitante In Stu
Kiil iUHl BfJlUcrtv alley Uwiii1.-t. -unty at rr
mul, aJi:itux wnu 01 Ltut & Mufrua. .U l.y.
atr. Uiiry Aha ter aul wtliera, fn'.aiiiiise
acre, more r an-.wD aa the tiwara M ! 'c
tori tra.-l, with the appurTmarnxs.
No. IT. A ctrhan liu..tit iiinJ Mituate in Liri
mer tuwuiJiii, cuuutr alxrLiid. 1.,11.1(11 ian,u
v owrge r . aiium. joiiq HI ii9irit, l.ili;in
Uut ana others, C"iiu.p.i;t .v acro. im.re orie--
known ai ihe J. sej h 'aruvr tract, aithon- tlwetU
houe atut buru thefoou rwifii, wuh th ap-
No. la. A ocrtilatRk-: of loot situate in I;tri
nier towtulup, county alirMM, w(Hnninif ian.. -.
Johu Will J uvira, Abucut diTouae aiwl H -w-aiM.
ooUiinirK Juh .wrt:. iixro or Icm, k:wi tj
the Ucore HuUilt tra i, wtiu the apurtenauL'i.
No. lw. A certain tra- t ot ian,i aimi., ,D iyin.
mcr UwQjihip. eutiuty iaioivii.t, ai loinina tr- tf i f
Jac. trreiftmy, V. A. Ku..u, Laac Jnt ni oth
ei ftantaininkf ao acre, niorc or an.i known
aa LheSMuiucI Uowiun tmct, wi-.h the a-pune-uvcea.
a. a). A certain lul of frrouivl situate in Km l
raich. county a tort j-ani. an) .tma i.ta ut ..iirh::-l
jiuuuun iiiiu iiurra, c.iiiiaMu u airOl oi e-r-mr h
acre, mort- or lees, aihi kuowa as ih Joivu Jmuj
iot, with lilt aj'punruaa. v-.-i.
No.iil. A ctrtaiu tr-.ct of la ml Unai la
OreenTiiie u.wiiiihip, eiumy af.naid. a. miuf
lan!s of Saniat l X emter. Solomon Hu;j-li . w a .
Hiram Fin llay anJ others, t.nLtiiuiij 4ij xn-
gore or k, kmwn as the Jiv.ij Th- uiitvu tri.
lSx 21. A certain inw-t of iaui iau: ui A-Mi
antl Tarkeyl-ut Uiwuabip-j, euuiy ah-reuiu
avnu-lninif .37 a. rea. iatreor itsi, an.miu tract
ol John j Milien, Jwnn H tnna. K i' unetiv aul
others, aq-.i kuown a the I'lukrtui) .y.U prpr-nv
wih twoU welling lkoUiH- antiwatih uuierctinKre.-'u
el, with (he appurlenuiM-t.a,
No. i. A certain truet oi latal Mtuute In A'f i
a Lowbship, conuty alort-aaiti, aiiiiu:tf Lr.tAt.- 4
Kit ha.nl (ireen, Wm. u.q, J.iu.,i i. Natrau l
oLhensci-niaiumx I'K acr-a, inure r !-, ku n
a- the Joaepa io.ler tra.;t. with thu appuri-n;in-es.
No. A certain tr-vt of Ianti ituato ii: iil
nl townihip, vunty i'.r-I;ij.. 4tt-auu4 iautio ol
Kirhrrt Lanaainan, John St'bart jm-i utntr', vi
uiiiiiuitKarmtrefrieM,antt known as n.e
La rii l a man tnirt. with the apourtriam-ee.
No, The uniirj.ei one-hit!) or a certain
tract ol lautl situate in tlkm k tnwusihlp cmtiiv
altrreaaisL, al)oimntf larxtfl of K-'tf rt Lin.l'iaia:i
w tteniiieneen! , fruitful, and tthrM. forit:tinint
nw, more oriels. kn-wn as the J. 1. Unihii:
traf-t, with tbe appurtenant.
No . Two lts nf rr'.und one-fourth acre
ea4h, fittuake tn Mineral roint. county alrejM
surT-yel.orti.liemrreetl, iruia uiikis ft-riwrly
owtietl hy Mnthia Millwr, on north tttlv of l.ox s
ereek, on the Fittsbarg a U.iint !!!ltt; and jut.:
tton of th hmitt-n K. K., hia'itnj; to SomerL
with the ifpurtenanes.
N. 37. A certain U of ground, 5it!i-itr- ia Mt-v
erwlale ooroiixlt, c-inn'T uTure? on uti: ile.(
.Mejrer Ave., contain, iiij our-fourth a-:e, n-ore .-r V-
lev, and k mwu a the $. K. Kcvc or lot Sit. "i ' WiirftBAri, the Horvrahie Wu.tiaw M. Hau,
with oneiiwiiiDK h.e anl oti'huil.iina Pwf " eeral 'ourtn ttHrnitmrn Fleaa
thereener-ne.1, with the appurto-aD'-es. 01 th-4iunf ii- enmiMwrnar th wxteenth JalltiaJ
Nrt.-aW. A certain tract 01 Und in Uk, Tur- ,!,-r- ' v1" "l ,!" 1 "rt:1 w td4 Tnr
keyftrnt townihip, ecnntyafunMi.iid, knuwu 1.. tue minr mnti .reneral Jnil Ih-liverr, fi.r the trtai of
ienhart tract on which ar-erected two uweJiiu ' alt mP'IbI aml 'hrotlen.ler in the mhl InrtrW,
h-man-' i-virili-rintt.. facreare ai-, A i al I-iwm A. Ti-rkr an.1 Jtsaiaa Mowav. fc
nnmherol fwn M laid oot an.1 uui.L with 1 - qairea, J i the ..urfs.t riem.ai
aptartenairrx-, jjuitteea ot the 1 ur.ol liver al Itrminwr. ani
Sn.H. A traft of ):! .!N.lnin- v - . ,)Kneral Jad lelivenr. frr the trt! of ail spitaj
L.iarTur...vi...ii..wnai..n a. -i " ,, !
jm biuisin mm t tu Aia Vi-j-- , t. . I
are erw-teit owelanx hoRara- aoil nmaerr
h.ro-4-c. Al-oto-.nl.H-. kii-IuiMiti Bn.-..!.:
the appuru miw. i'B j
N0...0. A trai of liind adft.inic; ,,. z aim J
u ijjv.T lurKtyitsot toiihi, c..ntaii,ma i I
acr'.'B. Kiwrwn aa llie luw rtnfUv lr.-t, uu ttr( .1
thi tract the itivnter an ut tbe town 'cnil i-,
enr ii laiil :. ainl tufrv urs yet xu.mtl'i a Uti:
number ol ttwn lo. aunt tl aliiUi knu Ufc.liu
b Jl thereon ereved, vlib tL aurkuis tt. '
Ni 31. A tnut ol Un.l viaato in aJuuui 1 ..
on tbeui.poaite iileo! iu- i;a.-t1uuui Ulvtrr l luo I
town of
'nfluenc. cliLAiuilo 11 icr. lnir. ur
known al jttrt of the Juh iieluiwa lrl j
tithe land Is all Imbrvved.
oa. 2, SI. und uijko i eontixaosa b.lv I ehnAT.
nl lar.d, known U8 tile 0iiliiuiicc .urvfiMe and'
h-M the kirife aud thriving una ol t oulia' nco : i iinc iLE.
cated and built thereon, anu the nurieii m-. I I
Takes in exc-uti.j aa the pn.uenjr ol , rh nuler-ixim!. r,twi.i d Henrv I. Swyder
Meyers at the suit 'd Frintia lUlliiiijauii i a.-e w.d -I r'nbiie Ma n the preianaa.o
auti .Marker Kub, et al. ., ...
AIx.- j irulo'j, (trvmb'-r Wn, it. 6,
A II tlie rl-h. title Intert t an t -Lilrn nf W. J. I 1 !. p. m.. the l.m-alea,l faral T aaM 4c
Meye'r. d. iaand to tlie follow ins di-ru e.l reul ' eeaee-i tn I wr Tnrkeyt'wt Tw. cmtaiams
eatate, via : a"Ot Z7o arr. nl wnx a im aerea r elear. aa.1
I wo certain Iwaof grimd -itOnte in Meyet. ! " "" ealt.vate . aol la t'"t enoditlow. m
dale Bor.. S.merwt O.. fa . eotdailiii. oue- I '"" ' meiolow. and hal.n.-. w.ll tiwiberail. with
half acre, more . lew. with a iwo Ki.rr Irauie Ua. 1 ,""n- ''"ellma !.... atvl oeer rat IraiHiaaa,
t. l and MittmilduiKH lherri erwte.:. i "i;h -b.ir ' "f im.iiv. d IniH tre ta.re.au
Imtnlnx on .Main reet mint at:j..lued tr alley on Al veiuol hiluininonii ewet with lime eaw
tho eaai-amt alley .th west, and kDoKa the I 'ewernt to In lna. A lfli IniHa Jaeoto
-1 rale Honw.- wiU the at-uur ten-tor.. i Hr-twher. lbo t reiocr.t, arret L-r. John Ud-
NiU A certain lot of Knrun. cmroiniEa M;. ! an.1 . her.. Terma m ,d kaoww an day ..f
Fourth acree, more or lent, a Krire Maine xi.o ie. i 'I'- r
lheiworaMd. froatbtfc on North MlWrt. nd .. ! . "'
foincti ny Jacob Llremrooil oa llteeaat. ami ail" f llt..KI flKiaitrr.
m tht weal, heiax dirociiv In nar of -leti'e I i.aaeu.
ktotaae." with the apfaurtefeinoea. ! "
N.s. A senain lutof zroand with a two-M.ier ftI!lTtT t T V
dweUtnic laown. tald aad otbr atnalldM.
thereon reetel. trootuxv oil Main atreet an-1 al
yiirtiKCiay atreatontheiatntb. M neland m. So
tall oa th weal, wua tna,)arwnance.
X". 4 A eiTtAin Urtol zniand eitjiininir oste
founhacTe. more or lew. IroniiuK on Main n-i.
anu att)oiniUK alley? the eaat. tjiliian 1 .Hitler
on tlie we.t. aiel alley on the Fi'rih, wi'h t.'.e nje
W. J. Wyera at twe jmu i S. l.n . tt. '
poT-erianeee. i ant a in ciecOMon a. tlie r
ALSO.
Ail theratkt. till, latcreat aad tlaim T J. J.
Uoluhu.o:. ia ad ta tue tonowiatfuenrnted rej!
caiate, via : ,
A eertain ld of frr.rand aiioitc In leyerdale
llor.. iraerMi Co . fa., otrntdmiro( oue-luii a. re
nvtre or leea, witn a twrtory frame frrtttiNf. jitihic
aat other rathiidin; thereon erected. frjntifiif
oa North tree aal .treet '-ft tile wet.
alter oa th a-a-th. .Velaia atrect oa the aaN. wfh
tlie afrttarteiian... Itiht-n in ee,-uti..n a. te
pronerty of J J Mnltiha. at fh mit of the Flrtt
fntlriDal Haak at Meyerwhiie'r ae.
ILIM: Any peroei fmreha.io-t tne arty
.aalwillakBetlerlhleairerrrt.dlhe oorelu
aaey wdl he re.aiM n a ro erty i.
anrieaett eowa.onerwie h win airalh r -xpel
. t- t r , . ,
h paid ea or before the 1WD dar ot . la ,
tlwrtay 6 Ted hTlnet'.rttrt for the leknowlerl.--
i-aeMol.snentl'4e.lf.iM no deed will N, e-
ktMwiisrri oeni therun-rrae hk-t ! mm in.
ttttHK. W. PIKE.
Sh-r:".
urit'K
15elne aeootthtl birabecn 3'c.l
tat mv office, and will he preariitcd f"f cimartuauun
oa TharJy Nv- lath :7.
Jaorfj t. Paxh aarixure of l"t.nip a Snser.
r!VrtoouB Snvoer J.ifi S.o"rt
T. J. KOttsEK.
Oft IS FTotb.-o.rfnrT.
OWENS
I
r
!
TTH
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a n
BIO
Coiniiiission Mercliants,
153 W. PRATT STREET.
i
'I
l
j
t are in want of GLADES BUTTER aad promi the.
same promptness in making good return as in aeaaoai past
Liberal advances made upon shipment when desired.
Cards ran be had at all the Express office and Store
erv respectfully.
0 WiJNS & S COTT,
September 13, 1376.
177(5. FALL TRU)E7 1876.
TP; UA VE.JVST RECEIVED A LARGE LOT
FALL and
15ol'.;ilT Koii CASH
wliii h wr will st-ll at
Call and
II
Scplcuiticr JO, 176.
G. B. BARRETT &
BATCHES, JZ'yTELST,
Tinnmn
SHOES
i mm i
UUU1U,
Plated VV are, Gold and Silver Chains, Gold and SUt BpectMletVWatekv
makers Tools, Materials, and every description of goods told by thatnsU.
v jAn.l.iirtliivnSr .rantJ. (t5 1" 11111 ATftUlf .
Jail :ind Winter Tra.!!. 1ST Wkalcul Eulnltalt. ) SEOOKU T1AXJ.
An insl i tut ion for imparling a rrartiml Pn.lnoan Edimltna Tnwnc AirtsIW
agfil mon hiN'il lor thr nrtunl ilutii4 ,f lifp Nrtilntfi nm atitr a an ilM. la- .
divi.liial rurtiu'i luirL'x inxl riix-lv fnniMrfr-l Halls x4 4 1 mat a. irmyr aaaaiiva '
nitir.1 of litii'lv Kiil.-ir nl uii'riMri:fe
I'lri ulnri wlum I' ImiTa
HENRY McCALLUM,
CARPETS,
77 Fflh Avenue,
Aho re Wood Street.
Prices the
Orl.Vrll
i ik-i
CLOSING OF THE CITE1IM! :
THE LAST AND BEST CHANCE ; .
(FOR TEN DAYS ONLY)
rl O SECURE THE ,
IMl'IiOVKI) SINGER SEWING MACHINE V
FOR
FORTY DOLLARS CASH!!'
MACHINE WORTH 3IXTY-MVI DOLLARS it .
Cash only will buy at these tumble down price
The lct polili Machine, worth 93. will b mI4 for fsa.
CJSJ61I ONLY !
TEX DAY OXIiY!
VI V USE : Y'lf W1I.I.XEHER REliKET IT ! Ttr tku Wr.! Mli mt
WILLIAM HEFFLETW
'.)T. 1.
KSI'K llSt'H,
rKO(I..MATION
and ot hr rtBder in the 'oanty l sioaaermi. 1
i-r-ur 1 1 h-ir prerepta aw! ti me d ire-tel.
, for ll-
m mrt ''mlH FUa"; UTI"
t-r -ftsnM .l tbe l.aee. and tneral Jail IMiv-
ery 9mi 0,wrtllwl fiyuraad T. nuiner, at Soaer,
4tn WoUy. 1Tmbfr 11, 174,
,wirt . h,iL u, all tha In Mir at tb
tlie 1'irFriiDii tUmctal'i- within the aald
I '..Bti'y t.r i',yii-ret, llial they then aad !heria
tiHir iit"r ;r-u. with theirroiiA.re4pla.HM4at.
liL4wi.-Ai4t:oult.fa.4. anl ofhvr reiaemhrajMwa. I
do iik fe thiugi which to their wllice awl ia last
lich.ili a'TLuiu to he done; ami alau, l)y flat
will i ... . -. 1 1 . -i i i in . 1 1 1,. .rl4..Bera thai krw.tr .hall
i.. ..- .-.i..i . i ..ni . .. iu ikM
ihcrc.lu uc-t:kW .,.iw4 thelaa auall lis itut.
i;m w fit..'
I " "
;! insro of an oner it-j trt rf tkht irTpluMi'e
.urt'-t iinTi fnaiy. atut to mm
irvrrj will rrj t if-i-wi yut'itc mlm m tfte fc"t-
ut Sai8fary tii
Sulurduij, XuPrmfcr th, I ST
at lO.-'-t-a-k . ta.. tht? it ;?': th rtal eKmU w
Jt. J. 5Titni3n ivvJi tii :
No. . iU femc ptM, oucuUtm f tw Itptt;
having t!vm --rrvMr-J tw Jtry tTvM ,
K1 .lw. a.oa aarKit. t Ino- but at .in In er
letalei Marehu. awl other..
.Xo. A A nie.h,w k caitatoina 7 acre mora
No. 5. Two field., one of whfoh eont .In. aft
8 acre, and the .rther . a!jotalnn Geo. Wearer
S-niaei i;i..!leltB.i irtLeta.
M.i. . Att aere t larel m r.Ikla-k Tp.,
-lj.iln:r !itn.lot J.uth Ittvely aatl Siia K:m.
i anrf .7 win earn he ia two pterea, aaa "
no. i in lrrt. to ra.t bar-ha
Tr.dMS : trne-thlnlot the psrehaiasmiatey ta
v paM on evnnrmatlia or tale, aad balaaea ia
tw-teieal eniiaal payment., tohered by jadff
meot i-ad-. Ten percent ot the bawl money to
lie tract mm rati ar '.be property 1 kntrrke.1 tfrwa.
f. i. S1I IZH4.1,
e:oiern. Trarta.
4 SSIUNEtvV NOTICE.
.a. A. Hunter and air of Merer-dale.
act tn. fa., aaiiaa- mart a erdaatary aaatwameat
teme ol all lire property, real aad p' i ami, at
uM 9t. A. Heater, ia traat for ta beaeftt of rd
It.r.. Jiotie u acret.T airea t all aeraaw ta-
rk-Medluaibl M. A. Hooter to make warned!
pavtarat. ami taee kaeuta claim r deaaaada
aicaiaet htea toprearat Una ta ta aa
aitocat ae.ay. .
. W. CTf IX.
Al(aeof JL A. Haater.
& SCOTT
JniK
19
OF-
WINTER
AT R EDITED PRIC19
lowrst raMcra prca.
mm
m
RUBBERS
examine our stuck. Ortkra IJIleJ promptly
II ) J. L A N D a'CO.,
Manufacturers aud Wholesale Dealers,
53 and 55 Wood Street. "
PITTSnURG. PA.
CO
Pittsburgli.Pa.
CLCCIS,
SH7Z2TAU, ,
lrtum Tmmwva Taawajaat rra.l I a
hwmn, nilaiwun.
Mrch, rm. e
pittsbtogb; p
same to alL
..
LIST OF CAUSES
tnr tn ?f ivwibrTna, Mia.
FIRST WEEK.
Orm.Ua BvrhHrT, a Joha M. aVfTta,!. 4
laaac A. Jaaaiaa, ra. t D Tatay.
lb. I Fad?. a fatlnrta I
Abraham Uoaan. va Chrwar
laaac CoaxiMaaaar, aa Waafafa a I
Brv'a. a t
J. r). Phiiiitral, va Laats a ban,
K. H. Howae aa. .a. twaal Mafarat at. aa,
Noah IJaiaaehar. va. J Paraiav
8. fhllaaa. . aL n. Wannw Movera
KTMa Coat mm M laraaj Ua. ra,
HoOtKael a UoUMf.
SECOND WEEK.
Km Wan Coal aaS ataaafaalataag Oa, aa
Sarac Sra-vnca Ua.
!taM va ,
0or W. Black, ta. W. W. ban a SVa.
Hiack a Hhol, va. Cvra X7r, adatf.
Pta Heflley'a aa. aa. laaat htaaaa,
Wat. Jt. fattaa Ca.. . Joaa S. Ttaaa.
Kllea Btaach. r Joaa Oaar.
Th Cltiaaa UU laaajsc tfe, va. K. J. Baa.
aerat.1.
J. .1. UaaL va. f, W. h B. M. Ca.
Joaebh Hawi, at.aj.ak laarla CTaaaar.
et. al.
t'anl K. Oro. va Stataaaaa a Kaawr.
M. A. Mann.r a Ca. va. Aaaraalaa JSadaJT.
t 'art la K. ttrvr. va Daaiii aea,
1
X.
4.
a
a
T.
a
.
10.
ii.
is.
u.
Juaapa atrarat a aaa va C W. apSWaaaaa.
U. rvm rthallla va TataatfeM a.
M. '. Biuaar, at. aL ra Wax T.
IT. Joetrh Klag.
L aL
I, t'tty DyMtt Baafe Ok, m
y. JaaM Paraan't aa. vs. K. a. Majahaa at-aA.
. Esaaaaal Barkhuldar, va. ru Kit
el r.
a. jbb
Traat.
O. U M. lMwaaa. va. Oaava P
tt. Jtaaaa ra Jawih J.
14. Tboaaw Lokr! at. aa. aaa,a iaaa AV BhaV
anlaua. at. al.
a. Beat. Xaffam, a Ma "eat
r.J. SotaJKB.
Oetaber IL ln
0
RDIXANCE.
u. M horebv erdaraod h la OaaaaBaf ta Baa.
ab ml lasaaa, rm.. la lavaa
""T' ' ' ZT' Z. m, -
That aay "T r y wa mar iliijin y
t'JiJ'ta Xmt ITZSZmZ
Sn oloa dotlar for aaaa. or aaa a
prteoaamat ay w apac w mw a a.
."rV" r"m"m r,mw"". .TTr.TTZ
7 " J ""
"
Baiiim.
. B-liOCXTACS.
! M
TISS0LUTI0N N0T1C8.
17
Tbe I
c tiii'aiiihia Beret
IllUr. E. U. Miller
D. Mil
a aa Miliar I
daaoirW try I
lilt
Hatae
afaaaalBwa
rinnl Craawa,
aaWe exaaaaf iliai I.
aad 8. A. lamea
a a Wnans kiiiiaiflhiaa
antllii aaaaaata ae. at mmm aaaee at a. a.
ac eeilmna. fm ai lurai laaa
aetre aadewtea ta taa Bra) Sawael aiaai
wiU ptana wall aaa metal aamilnnl. aad
f aUDe Bfaa. aauaw a aaaamama mm aw
rati iBjirgBhmsra.
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