LIST OP EXHIBITS
Tnrrth AnuCii t air 01 lac duu-bi-1
'" - 1T1 f 1 . O a.
et Ccunty Agricultural
Society.
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.1-.. i ti.u..lte,o!i',ir-
JIi Ida Kna' !
loaf of bread
oi under 15. ,
U'eikr. bff hT """'"I
I It; 3 I lioM
1 1 ..... L.L-.f .f nsincrll !
MM. A. J-.""-.
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Miss
Mvri .die;!. loaf of '.reaaj-y
ns!c U y: SJ ..
r..s.Wk.mnwofhiscuitt
V ' ' ' 1 .
Iv gin under 14; 11.
Mrs Uoa Sjbrr,ckt loaf of bread. ;
do1- rf re bread. 1 ' "
Miss Carrie- Scbrot k sponge cake; It.
Mrs.P.Cobaugh, plate of dough nuts
't lor of bread: 2I.
of light roll-.
Mr. M. A. Sanger,
An ulate
Mi Lydia Hoauli, loaf of bread by
" fiinjl'j lady.
do display of pie.
Mih-s Lutir
Lucin.la Atikeny, loaf oi oreau j
- , - .v b? e ladr.
" J
. -i.do- " jl!y cake.
Miss Annie Ankeny, jtlly cake
M
Sa rai ail 11 . iur w ;,iui w
i ly ciBglc lady; licfet-
Miriam W'ib-or, j-Uy cake; tt. '
Vi. A 5chrock, spt-nsc cake.
do T'ii". r
Miss Elleti Henry, gold cake; best
Mrs. lleruiau StaU. plate of biscuitP.
ISerllia Stalil, dtliaai cake. -Mrs.
J. W. Tatton. a biscnUs; b.
litlia Miiler. Iiaf of brown bread, b.
do plate boo cakes; btst.
Mrs.Jraii)f.sc!!, cianberry tarts; b
ai . . aj ple iie. , j .- -!o
. , apile t'uUc-r tart.
Mrs. S. iWiU, jeliy cake; 2J U-st
Mis. J. IT. Huston, pumpkin custard.
' Mr. A. C. Pavis.foeoanut cake; b.
do cake; best.
Mrs. Cbas.Walker. jar of corn bread;
ruer. " .
Mi's Msgie Walker, while moun
... tain cake,
t Mim l.oL Wfituti, plate of biifCuits.
" Mr. W: II. Miller, spple custard. -.
do ' rasTilicrrj- pie.
I.jii.i Jlol-lerbaum, chocolate cake by
... girl; best. - H
Mre.G. M. lIoMjrbauni, cocoanut
nke; 21 Lest.
Mit.aMu.nio Hill, cocoannt cake.
Ms. E. CoTintrt roan, loaf tsf bread
by married lady; best.
Mrs. W. If. l'liking. plate of dough
nut. do built cakes; best.
Miss Lizzie Hill, chocolate cakes.
Mrs. John Ili'l. centennial biscuits.
Carrie I'll', corn starch cake.
Mrs. J. 11. l'ti . display of pies; best
do display of cakes.
Miss Savior, cup cake by girl of 14
years f age; best.
Lucy llolil'-ibanin, custard cake.
I LASTS AVI ri.OVVERS.
. A ami) Heiple, geranium; best.
. Unas Trent, pepper plabt; best,
Annie Flick,bouq;ict of cut flowersjb
M iss A. Scliell.coilection of ru6chias;b
MUs Clara J. Schrock, ocolns; lesl. i
do pine applegeraninm; best.,
Miss Oie K&ntner, oat geranium; b.
Mis Mln. Cuuniugbaro, water lily ; b.
Mrs. F. A. Smith, collection of plants
and Cowers, 11 specimens; b.
A.W.Kneppcr, straw flower bouquet.
Mrs. Theodore Woy, collection of
j.lants, 4 varieties; meri..
Miss F. Conrad, skeleton geranium; b
do wax plant; best.
Miss. L. Afckciij-, flower plant, col
ladium; best.
lis Miry Uobert?, cigar plant; b.
Miss Maggie Siix1, cactus plant: best.
Mis? Maggie Gibert.-double fuschia;b.
do jcrusalcin cherry; best,
do white geranium; best,
do lih ; best,
do fuschia.
do white fuschia.
Miss Maggie Walter, pink; bt-s?.
Miss Kate Schrock col. of flowers; b.
Miss Libby Crissey, fusclra; best.
' A nnle Sanner,wrcata of cut flowers:2b
Miss Libby Crissey, artillery plant; b
i. Miss Becky NtfP, wreath; best.
Miss M. B. Kimmcl, wax plant; best.
A! iss Kosy NerT. bouquet (dahlias).
Miss Becky XcrT, best.
Miss 11 attic Kimmcl, fuschia.
Miss Annie Schrock, bouquet.
Mrs. A.W.Kneppcr, bouquet of straw
flowers; best.
MisscELAxrors.
; ; Ellie and Carrie Schrock, assortment
- - of.fancy paper boxes; meriL
1 do 2 fancy crosses; best.
.1. S. llartzcll, llvmu book 153 rears
old. "
Mrf. S. Flick, banging basket artiG-
cial; best.
S. S. Swank, clothes hanger ; novel
and nscftil.
Mi'8.E.McDoMclI.gents hair guard; b.
do . ladies hair ring; best,
do wax wreath; best,
do butternut frame; merit.
' . do wax cross; best,
do hair cross; best,
do hair switch; best. -r.Utllley,disp)ay
of stock picturesjm.
do beaver robe; best.
. Clara Schrock, hair receiver.
. Mrs.J.Pi! baskclof wax flowers; m.
lr.H.I.Moore, 2 oil paintings-.merit.
ii collection of minerals, fos
sils and natnral coriositiesrrery m.
Miss Ida Wilson, i oil paintings; b.
M inerva Schrock, string of buttons.
Cb is. J. Harrison, Lincoln and his
cabinet, (fteel eng.) best,
do . 2 pictures; merit.
Miss Mary Forward, picture, cross,
(spatter work,) best,
do ' specimens of wood carv
ing, dish and wall pocket,
domestic,) very merit.
- '-Mrs. John Hill, hanging basket;
artificial; best.
Lucy Savior, flower plant; meriL
Miss Hat tie Kirctnci, pair centennial
vases; merit.
' W. ILWelfley. display of pictures; b.
Matlie A. Walter, 3 oil paintings; b.
. Aaron Schrock.chcmical scad tree;m.
Josiah Zimmerman k Son, case of
- cigarsjiomc-mauufacture;
very fine.
Annie Jones; wax wreath; best.
Alice (Jood, glass painting: merit.
Alrx. Huston, aquarium; very merit.
- J.Y. Sctcfl, specimen of gold qnartz,
merit. '
Janes Shalcr, clock bracket; best.
. - Sarah Schrock, pen drawing, best.
, Charles Walker, pen oven; merit,
Annie lloberU.leather bracket; merit
C. J. Harrison, chromo, Beatnce; b.
Isaac Hugos, 2 engravings; merit
i 1L. Sufall, bracket; test "
"' 1'aul Connelly, specimen of marble
. ... " I.- - ' " ork vcrJ
' -s X!erge' Boer, display of brackets
made by boy or 12 3-ears; very merit
DOMESTIC MAXl rACTl BE8.
Mrs. J. Knablc, pr.knit stockings;2b.
Annie Tile, scarf. -
c Io -sampler. , K :.
' 'ibb Kitoer, boma-made lhread;2b
Mrs. il. L. (2ohn, pr. knit stocking,
do pair Diiltons.
do pair gen is hose.
Miss Ellen Ferner, blMket.
JOjol cjujsct; best "
"Mrs. M. Lauttz, pr.- woollen blanket
r.I;zalth Barkman, & yards barred
flannci. - J
,Io I IK flocking yiV... J
do ; . lifienJable row unit )K !
rlo a:iple domcelie thread.
jMrP.i:.T- Snyder, w.,. carp,: tie". J
j Mr. Sol. Flii kt .' ds woolen cloth. ;
I .!. 5 jards fliui.il. .
'Ir Cm. Ziniirerroan. .' vl woolen.
doth; 24 bet
5 yds Ban DC
5 jds barred fiatim-l.
5 yd tow vlotb.
4 jds linen sheeting;
domestic thread.
'rr woolea stocking.
.1.1
do -t
.1.. ,
do
lb.
do
stocking yurn.
v rBpnn,, nr hnen nbeets
Mrs-U'ickin j. iWw stockings.
J Jo P' ' codings.
-
. ... '
I'r lUW-T, pr linen w
J. H. Kantuer, 2 lb etocKing yarn; o
Henry Smith, fly
Ja-nea Uucier, 1 xoveritt..
do barred flannel; 21 lest.
do domestic tlireal.
I Lydia Shallia, 5 yards fitnnt-l.
Lo pr blockings.
do tr hair ucse.
Annie Sanner, pair stockings; best.
John Kantner, i pr stockings.
r.ua ai.-, j
o .
. t. do . labia cover
Daniel Cobati'h. i r Llaaktts.
d.
tlo pr woolen hose,
do pr lialf Lo9e: best,
tio pr woolen niirtcns
Alii Shaulis. table cover.
best.
2d b.
do
i doa. U)tls; 2.1 liest
pair linen sheet", 2 J b.
do
do
do
do
do
do
5 yds tow linen.
5 yds linen sheeting.
5 yds tarred flanne'.
pr stockings. i
sample of thiead. ' '
coverlet. ; - i
Jo
Mrs. M. Saalus, pr blankets.
do r Bjittens. ;
do 1 lb. stocking yarn: best j
Anne Bresincer. l.r stockirms.
Lvdia Ankcnv, i doz. of linen towels j
Lucinda Ankeny, linen dish cloths;m.
do pr of blankets,
do pr white stockings.
Sarah Ankeny, pr whiu- stx.king.
Mrs. Sara'l Snyder, 3 t uts domestic
- - thread; tiest - - -
Mrs. C. A. Hunter, 3 coverlets; racr.
F. M. Shaulis, quilL ' . -t ,'
do O yci flannel.
Mrs.B.Yodcr, display of coverlets.
do 5 yds tow cloth; best.
tlo pr grain bags.
do sample of thread.
do pr linen sheet.
d "i loz towel.
Miss Mary Voder, i table covers.
Kate A. Voder, pr woolen stockluj
Miss Ell. u Herring, 2 coverlets.
b.j
Sadie Ticking, coveilet; 2b.
Mrs. Samuel Weyand, coverlet.
Nancy Schruu-ktr, 1 l'i stocking
yarn; 2J tx.-st.
do pr mittens.
Tillie Horner, i dcz linen towels.
do i sacks,
Mrs.Harrison Bender, pr. sto';kings;b J
d pr thuds
Mrs. M. Shaullis, pr stockings.
do Cjdsclolb.
Cyrus Shaullis, pr. stockings.
Mrs. H. Stahl, I lb. stoi king yarn.
Mrs. II. H. Flick, 1 pair inittens;h.
do sa:nple domestic thread.
Mr. II. Siahl, pr of .heels; Ust.
Mrs.M. Shaullis, pr woolen drawers; b
Jacob Casebeer, coverlet: best.
do 1 lo stocking yarn.
Mrs. Sol. Lenhait, coverlet.
Mrs. P. Husband, fly brush.
Frank Launtz, 1 pr stockings.
II. II. Witt, pr woolen gloves; best.
Mrs. M. Shaulis. 5 yds barred linen.
Mrs. J. B. Tredwelf, display of ruiH
nery. W.H. Miller, sara. of do.nelic thread
do pr of grain bags; 2d b.
di domestic bheetiiig; best,
do 3 yda barred linen. .
Amelia Tile, linen towel G years old;
merit.
Mrs. Gee. Hemminger, 11 yds home
made cloth; 2d best. .
Iaalwlla Casebeer, table linen.
Mrs. T. Hamer,5yds barred fltnnelj'i
Mrs. F. Countryman, pr blanket.
do coverlet.
Mrs. M. Kifer, prstockiogs.
Alice Shaulis, woolen shirt; best.
Annie Ankeny, " 2d best.
caxnep rariT
Martha Knable, Siberian crab jelly; b.
do jar of pickles 2d best
Ida Knable, apple jelly; best
Mrs. John Knable, grape jelly; best
do tomato jelly.
Mrs. A. J. Colborn, pickled oaion3 b.
do mixed pickles; best
do pickled pears.
do spiced watermelons- b.
do spiced peaches; Ie8t
do ' jar cueumber pickles.
do grape" butter.
do jar plums canned; best.
do peach marmolade; best
Mrs. X. B. Snyder, apple jelly.
Mrs. S. Ubl. apple jelly,
Mrs. Rose Neff, canned tomatoes.
do apj'le jelly; 2 best.
do peach preserves.
do tomato butter.
do torua.o jelly.
do grape jeliy.
Mr. Urias Trent, canned pears; 2Jb.
do canned cherries.
do wild plum jelly.
do grape jelly.
do airy apple jelly.
do goosebery jelly.
do choke cherry jelly.
do grape jeliy .
do preserved pears; best.
do ' cherries.
do sliced cucumbers; best.
Mrs. Harroan Stahl, plum jelly. .
d strawberry jam.
Mrs. J. W. Patton. spiced watermelon
do jar peaches.
do preserved grapes j 2J b.
do do
do canned raspberries,
do canned strawberries; b.
do canned blackberries 2d b.
do canned whortleberries,
do canned cherries 3 years
old 2d best -do
plum jelly. ' '
do . apple '
do ' Siberian crab jelly. -
do straw berry preserves 2J b
do peach jelly.
do jar cbow-cbow; 2d b.
Ellen Ferner, strawberry preserves b.
do cherry jelly.
do plum jelly.'
Minnie Ferner, choke cherry jelly. ,
do mountain aherry jelly,
do ' mountain cherry. .
do .frtrawberry-jam. :
Mrs. B. Kline, jar fciberian crab jelly. I
do app.e jelly.' .
do " tomato " -
do cantalope - .'
Mrs. J. W. Patton pear jelly; best.
Mrs. A. J. Casebeer, canned corn 8 b.
do " .' tomatoes.."":
Mrs Jerry Miller spiced peaehe; '
do ' " : applei f . .
Mr. H. r. Kimmcll canned corn; I
"do canned apples; best-- -do
. Siberian crab; 2d b, " .'.
do " elderberry jelly.
do f black berry jam.
do ' caoned qaiDces; best
do black berry wroe.' -V"
Mra. A. J. Colborn. greea' gage jelly.
do . plum jelly; beat. -
Mrs. Chaa. Lobmatu tomato jelly 2 b.
Mr. Pavid'Emert, rasibeiTT jelly.
blackberry jelly best. A
-).i.,;rr- ioll- d b
roulberrr j !!'-'.
penr jelly. r f
grape
plum " ii U-t "
nrr&o " ',.-
i!J plora " : ' " A
peaeb " "
cherry T ' f
Mrs. C. Lobmaa rd lit p:ctte.
VI p. Jimb Tiarkmaa " eLertie i"
Belle Cebeer, pear j-l;t i.
do peach
do . " plum
best -
do may np!e "
do appl ' '.' . .
do - canned peaches.
do " wild plums; merit.-,'
do spiced applet; 2d bcrt. j
do " cberrief ; beKt. -- j
Mra. E. McDowell apple jelly.
Mrs. J. 11. Seutl, preserved crab jelly.
d aou'e - - '
I.. ..L.k
d cucumbtr salad '
j Mr. J. J. Casebeer, crock nofisospb.
I Emma Kiester tomato jell v. - - -'
iMra. Win. M. Schrock crab jelly, 2db
do raspberry .
Minsrva Schrock, apple. "
Ellie Schrock, crab apple
W. J. File, crab apple ", .
- do blaok Urry
do currant" " r .
Mrs. C. B. Colb.n, peaches.
dj " curraatXcllj .
Mrs. J. H.'rhl,.qtiw I', i
Addw liuabeberger, plum rl
do , ; raspberrj -V.
di cberrf "
j Mrs. F. E. Weimer. appTe , " ..'
Lottie Veime crab apple "
Ida Weimer, apple "
j Moilie Iluuter, canned louiaw 2d b.
dj
pcachca.
do
do.,
do
do
do
do
apple
". currant . .. ";
" tomato.
plum
pickled tomatoes 2d b.
peaches.-
Mr. P. Bertram jar pickles; best
Lydia Shaullis canned peaches,
do " plums.
tlo " elderberries.
do ""cherries.
do ' pickled cherries beat.
do . " cranberries.
do currant jelly; 2d best.
. do ra-pberry
do gooseberry '
do rhubarb '
do strawberry "
do corn starch jelly. "
Alice Shaullis, jerusalcm pickles.
do ground cherries.
do grape jelly. . , J
do chukc cherry '
do ground cberrv
IaviJ Ankeny 1 cunce apples.
do "baldirin, entered wrong.
' Emma Miller currant jelly: be.
Mrs. G. C. Lichty canned currants; U.
i do canned choke cherries.
Jenny Showman, spiced crab apples.
Fini Conrod, pine apple- marmaiaae.
do
Mrs. M. A
apple jedy.
Sanner Siberian crab ap
ple preserves,
str-wberry preserves,
tomato "
jar of chow tbo ar.
Harrison, toxato pickles,
crab appl preserves.
do
do
do
C.J.
Mrs.
do
Mrs Charles II unter, canned cberres
do " -redib.
do grape jelly ...
do raspberry preserves. .
Mrs. Samuel Snyder, cherry preserves
do canned cherries; best.
do blackberry jelly; 2d b.
do sample hard soap; b.
do " soft soap. . ..
Anoit Ubl, preserved peaches. r
do cano 1 icacbes.' .
do spiced peaches. ,
Mrs. Theodore Woy, wild plum jelly.
do - elderberry "
do raspberry . "
do
do
do
do
choke cherry
tomato preserves; best.
2 cans tomatoes. ' " . ,'
canned blackberries.
Utile Casebeer, poach butter.,
Mrs," John'Hill, canned peache. best.
do
euchred .peaches; best
canned' blackberries; b.
canned rhubarb. - .
cherries 5 years old.
euchred grapes; bcxt
do
do
do
do
do
canned plums - a years
. old; merit .
do chow chow; best
do - wild plums; -men
do canned cberrie.
.. do pickelliiy. . : .',.-'
do euchred beets.'. '
do canned strawberries.
do crab apples 11 years
old; 2d best -
do euchred -apples: merit
do gropes; merit , ;
Mrs. Saul Snyder, canned encumbers.
Mrs, 1. W." Pile, apple jelly.
Nancy A. Voder, canned peacbea. -
do ' canned cherries. '
Ansie Mar teeny, Jerusalem pickles.
Mrs. Harri-son Bender, grape jelly. -
do wine plant - " .
Mrs. Herman Stahl, plum preserve,
.do crab apple jelly. - -do
. " preserves,
do canned grapes.
Mrs. Wm. Freeze, canned tomatoes b
Annie M. Sufall, crab apple jelly,
do cherry jelly.
do seeded cherries,
do canned pears; merit .
Mrs. Mathias Shaullis. pear preserve
do plum butter.
' do blackberry preserves, b.
Mrs. Cyras Shafer rbc" rb jelly.
do' . grape . .
- do '" cbkeelrtry. f
do atrair berry "-' c -'
' do ' plum bstter.
dt raspberry jan ; best.
Mrs. Herman Stahl, can of pirkle.
Mrs. Kosy Schrock soft soap.
do bard soap; 2 best. -Mrs.
II. Stall, bottle oi- vioerar. .
do , crab apple jelly.'
. do - - peach .
alo spiced ground cherries.
Mrs . A. C. ftampseH, apple jelly. -do
currait'
do . grape ' " "
- -do ' elder nerry "
' do ' T tomato " . . '
do eanned apples.
- do- tomato catsup; best
do -chow cbow:'
Mrs. Joseph Zimmerman, plums 2d b
v "do pears; , best v ." '
Mr, " Geo.- Hemingyr watermelon
, preaeryes;'4be8t ''
do "V " watermelon jelly. . ",';
do i tomato " . -. . .
Maltie Walter, grape - t V. .! J
Mrs. J."H. Huston, currant ' , '
do .". black berry jelly. I "
Nellie A okenytchow ebow
'ao ; bottla ( ' currant wioe,
Mri. J. B.Trcdwel!, jar epricou. .
Mrs. W. II. Miller enerry preserve.
LillLe Pile, choke AdVry jelly., 'J.'.
Mary Pisel Siberian raieHT,' '
' do : grape jelly, ,'
t- do; apple ". s-. '
Mrs. Parld Em merCgootberr jelly.
Mra. Wra. Stahl jar of grapes..;
Mrs. Charles Miller cherry psegerpes.
Mrs. Charley Miller plum preserves b
Kate Collies, canned cherries. w - v
I k.-j. M , ClUTioriij JJ, wwww -!
. j-. r. :-t!
' do eldrberTX Jelly; besti;,
s -t d apple jelly.
I Clara Miller, apple
do
do
do
do
do
d..
dJ
do
do
do
do
Isabel Co.'ebeer, apple
Mrs. Josiah Wot. tomato
best.
1 do ground cherry
Mri A.TVoy. grape.
Mrs. James Nhafer. jar ol peacnea
Mrs. W.-.3- riciiog sample soap
b.
Mm. A. (i. Miller, bUrkberne.
da " black eherrie.
;1 A ?do ' tomaiot.
do tomato cateup.
' do piekled tomatoen.
do . ' wild plara jelly.
Annie Simpson jar of apple ' merit.
rt.-1ilM. b. -m. iwimmeii niron prrwr.r.-.
ao grjicjei.j.
Mr?. 5. S. Miller, canned peacheo 2 b.
do tomatoes.
Unknown, spiced peaches 2d best. 4
A Little Oalcaalal Ka-maiaw.
It i privately announced that a
1, - - 7, !L I V .." ' "nil 7f.
tich. ill 1 be the .fitung ju.l of a
romance of two cities this time in
real'.ife. The parties are Mr. Ben.
i J I ana Mli oauie I , wm
retidents of Murry-bill sectioD ; and
the romance of the affair consists
their novel introduction. Miss T
went to Philadelphia about two
weeks a?o with a party of young
friends to visit the Centennial ; and,
as ste wished to bit? a little longer
than the rest, it was arrangeu, or
thought to be arranged, that her
brother-in-law was to meet, ber at the
depot at Philadelphia aud escort ber
to Stw York. -
Tjy some mischance, be meant the
Pennsylvania depot, at tbe groands,
while she meant the Northern Penn
sylvania depot, down lown.near her
boarding boose. I; was eveuiog. and
ag she started for tbe depot, she
missed ber pocket-book-, but, as it
only contained a few dollars, she did
not mind tbe loss, and hurried for
ward to tbe depot in time for tbe i:15
train from Philadelphia. She failed
to meet her relative, and was more
disconsolate than ever. As lime
wore on, she began to realize ibat she
was 1c a strange city without a cent
of. money. Just at the crisis of ber
despair, febe chanced to ece a gentle
man whom she bad often seen near
ber own borne, but whose name was
unknown. Emboldened by despair
she spoke to bim and explained the
situation. He offered assistance, and
as he was en route to this city his es
cort was accepted. The acquaintance
thus commenced ripened into some
thing stronger tba& friendship, and as
they walked borne from cburcb labt
Sunday an intimate friend of tbe
lady told tbo story as above, and
add'ed that the wedding would be a
brilliant one. A. 1". Letter.
Itwy S an are.
I bare thought that the bor is the
only true Jorer of Nature, and that
we who make such a dead set at
studdvinr and admiring ber come
very witja of the mark. "The non-t-halancej
of a boy wbo is cure of
bis dinner," says our Emerson, "is
tbe bealtby altitude of humanity."
Tbe boy is c part of nature j he is as
indifferent, as careless, as vagrant as
she. He browses, bo digs, be bunts,
be climes, be ballocs, be feeds on
roots, and greens, and mast He
uses things ronghly and without sen
timent. Tbe coolness with which
boys will drown dugs or cats, or hang
tbera to tree, or murder young birds-,
or torture frogs or squirrels, is like
Nature's own mercilessness. a
Certain il is that wc often get some
of tbe best touches of nature from
children. Childhood is a word by
itself, and we listen to children w ben
tbey frankly speak out of il witb a
strange interest There is such a
freedom from responsibility and from
worldly wisdom it is heavenly wis
dom. There is no-sentiment in chil
dren, because there is no ruin ; noth
ing has gone to decay about them
yet not a leaf or twig. Until be is
well into his teens, and sometimes
later, a boy is like a bean pod before
tbe frnit has developed indefinite,
succulent, rich in possibilities which
are only vaguely outlined. He is a
pericarp merely. How rudimental
are all lis ideas. I know a boy who
began bis school composition on
swallows by saying there were two
kinds of swallows chimney swal
lows and swallows. Girls come to
themselves sooner; are indeed from
ItbeGrsi more defiuite and "transla
table."
Seme hat I spleaat.
. In an op-town saloon, yesterday,
says M. tjuad, a number of men
were talking about the Indian war
and its boirors. All of a sudden
one of them jumped to bis feet, threw
bis old bat on the floor, and ex
claimed :
"I am for war to the koife ! Sound
tbe bugle for patriots to gaibt? ! Be
fore another week aye, before tbe
6un of to-morrow sinks to rest, I shall
be on my way to defend my country
with my life !"
As the crowd applauded, a bare
footed boy, with rags around five or
si? different toes, slouched in, walked
up to tbe patriot and said ;
"Come down to tbe bouse, dad.
There is a feller there wbo says he's
a constable, and tbe landlord is there,
and there's a big crowd around, and
the way our old furniture is beiug set
out doors is just killing mother.''
Ills Intlinu Policy.
"Are you iu favor of the Indian
peace policy ?" inquired a philao-
Uuropic Chicago man of a long
haired party from tbe froutier the
other day.
"Favor of it!" echoed the fron
tiersman, "wal, I sbud say I wuz."
And then be continued witb flash '
ing eyes and raitted fist:
"Favor of it, boss? ...-.Why, durn
my ;alp if I wouldn't like ter bee
ihie 'era jiin-e policy carried out 'lil
tbpie wasu't a piece ot Iijuo left
biirgern a eUence !'
Tbe philanthropist did not prolgog
the argument.
A FRiExn of Baron Kothchild, a
sort of banker, came to borrow $2
000. "Here it is," said tbe Baron.
"but remember as a rule I only lend
In pr,ians,l Kuu.lj " VI Tl.. If.., I..."
w , - - . v .... , ' AttyiUA-
cbild never dreamed of eeiug bis
money again ; but wonderful to re
lateat the end of tbe month tbe
borrower came back with $2,000.
A month later the borrower reap
peared, aekiog for a loan of $4,000
- i "No, n, said tbe Baron ; "you
disappointed me once by paying me
that money ; I do not waul to be dis
appeioled again."
r .' Now, then, has every laxly got ber
seal, skiur (Joy lul cries or "we
have," .'"of course we have," etc.)
Well, tuenj put them tight away, for
llcy bare gope out of fashion .entire
ly, .. Such is life. -
; Liltje girls' cloaks are rnade as
long as Ike dresses in front The
backs are ual cut quite so long, but
a -side pleating is put in to make
them the tame lenstb. A aaab ia
fed across the top of the pleating,
j A, plain round collar finishes tbe
'neck.
Xfie Adccrlitementg.
W
llu Mil
ULE TO ACCETT OR HE-!
FCSK.
Iroa Huff nr. Ar Shflr. Siaon Shffcr.
dead. ImvIdk Ittrrccutl'trrn. uimJm
i Siie vI W ravrr in lunllu. iill:an ShOer. M
! r. intrnoHme.1 wlih J.wj.h HrrktyMi. J
! S(idi-r. alootlne Mllr. Jobs Khafter. Ivin
1 iuurmarriol with lncl Bt'w. fclubth, lnter
i oarrfi wiih Alhtrt tilUhr. mDd Traj
i SbMrr. The lt tiro are minor uwlrr th
; irnarlURiliipol Hiram Mn"lnaB, mil jMem
-ufUt-nHnalUT Pt.. IR) J aoj 1 aleo
tip. w)k rni-l- la IwiUm eonni; Fa.
i Yva ar lrt Buiiul utmer ml an Or.
ih lSh dajrol RoTCBlwwil, tn saeept or rw
laiw lotuketlw mlnuu of lwotrl Sbaffirr
urrMt. at tb aj-fW-u-wH frtr nr Ph..w eaaa
why U tniiw bjtiM a-A I
UtU. W. PILE.
Sheriff.
TO ACCEPT OB UE-
Vfcsk.
x J S-in:rw IX ru. 1 Jan T T. 187fl.
Wm. KrnMt ) Aliaa Subbko 1b Partition.
ToSaiuwKJ. Wiro UfttharlM 1-nirrt. a.1-
7oiinitraU"r of Vt illiata Exroml tlec'd, t.'harl.
KarnwU e'atbarme Jharwt. Keneca. lDtrTBur
rwl with Kpy. Samaelt. Wifwr, Jamtfa hvmr
nt, rlanoah IjtmMI. ani Jm:iif Un. ir
diao M 1-ury J. Karneat. who fvhl in Mnnttctm
enr womy.'P. Sainavl t. Wairner aul Ketrnca
bis wile, who ia AUentown, Lebifrb Co. Pa.
Voearo hrrrr.T Diilii to apfwar at aOnart
ofCVminoa Plcu to b held la aivt l..r ilw er-an-tj
of S.merwt. at S.joierwt. wo .Moo-Ut tit lath
dar .4 nmntr Bxt. to arf )4 or rvfUse Hie
laiid tneotH4wl in tbe uot alias writ ui partl-
tl. a or sbrnr raose may llvs aanw abvulunot ba
GEO. W. PILE.
Oet.S, Sbi!f.
SSIGNEES NOTICE.
'.S.4li l herf I.T irltrn that Jobn Ko.nu-r.jf Jeff-
Two., ror rannt-r ra aua ajyra
Aminili bin wile. I.r iiee.1 ol Voiunlarr Aviri-
mmi hare awianed all th wta-e. nl an-t ikto
al o( mid John Koor to me In trut lor tbe lw.ne-
bt o( tbe credit. 4a or th. taid joiin A.uucr. an
twn-fts, thervl..re, ln.lehtl to lbe said Joliu
Knofvr will make payment to tbe said Ai?iane.
and tuna, batrms; dalina or demands will wake
UicBt known wiUf il delae.
JAl.XUJl. UAKr.K.
A'iirnee.
A
sicxkes xoricfc.
.N.itice biherel.T ilrtn that J. Vellcr. I t i;e..J
o( loluntary aizuinfnl. htr aiirne.! atl the r
talc n al and pemonal. ot aald .1. 'eller. to
M. aw-broek. of ?ieraet Ir.. in trust i'-r ine i.d
btol the crolllors ol said J. WellT. All i-r.!...
therefure bKleMe In the Mid J. Weller. ot Sam
niit Tn. will toake iiavment to tbe aaH A uivure.
and tbie bavinx -Uinit or demands will make
knowu tbe nte witbiatt delay.
lu M. s-in;m,K.
f Jet, 2T.. Aiiriite
Xew Establishment,
MASVFACTI BCR OF Cdl'PKR WAKE.
Harlnc ret opened a cpper rartoiy. we sr.
iare for kite hens, hotels. dilllcrie and hrewer-
ins:ne. Kepainux neatly done. Factory In r ar
ol Wm. Knleriem a. S.m's trocrry, lioNoria .Ms
ebanie street, t.'uinirlainl.
tl) W A K D KOK.N BUM PH k t' .,
Macafaeturers
W.Oood prlot paid lor old copper.
ia..a
JNO. HARKINS.
PKACTICAL
Mem anl MoM Mater,
C7 Watek St., cor. FtRRr,
?ECOXD FLOOR, Pitlsbarsb Pu.
aT-!o.!el f. Patent OIT.ee a speeUIty.
kiivlsol Pattern Work promptly executed.
Mi; 31.
A!l
.Surveying;,
Writing EccIscV.,
don. onsuort notice and at reaSvinjibte terms.
aT-Eninlre at C'astter . t Vs. S'ore.
Agut l. c. K. W A t,K r .t.
WOOD
With all valuable lirn.rovenwr'. linings, and
ebiuh-rot HEAVt 1 1'HEt.t JPPEK etc "W.
tlur manniatMuVtn fwiliiln are unsurpassed,
onrstovkan-l assontueot EA Hit Eanl pri.-t'. will
mwletoHI l l rtlE TIMES. Try the "ft" Pump
and test iu merits. Ask Uir it at your H .nlward
store, and see that it has the hh.-e trade mark.
I irders may tv sent to O R F I O F I Jt P it:
arwllnm. W. Vs.. lnutrios anl reuiittanot's
Inrarahly IM.R4 TO PIMP ft!-, M t oin
merest. Phila.. Pa,
AojfitrtV.
IULE
Fl-8E..
TO ACCEPT Oil HE-
.Mm Soilrr, Kro-Jfrirk Sn-ler. Pefer Sn.ler,
William Hu'ler, 1-y iia. .ntTtBAiT.. with 11 wi
ry xin.i.B P'W .eriuei, l-airin one ctHl.
Henry iceman, Hrrii, iniruiiirririi wtth
(Jwiw Hnuner. Henry Sutler, lt kavlnir two
rhil.irvn. vit : JHititi Sui-r, ot Ihi!a.i'ii'hia,
Fa, and John ulr.if Scou-ial, V. Knwr-Uo-l
county, Fa HenjamiR Suier, ami N-trat, Su-ir.
iisternutrrksi with OiUlan Krtu',liar.
Yon arw hereby nofitieit l siTpearat in Orhliin'o
CsHirt o . at iSotrnet ihi MtoUv tu l i.h
ttaM IV'Wenihcr next toiv-et'itlor rutue totitk Uie
reil wt of Hcnty Su Jrr tlee'ti, at the nprrraisw
cl irte, ur phi'W eaue why in? ra? i.Vmia n;
he ftohJ.
SHKairr8:FP!CE.. PILE,
Socuermrt, Sep. 'JL SbvriH.
SSIOXEESSAEE
(y vlrtneof anorlcr limM on: of tho Our: of
Common ploas oi Somerset county, pa., tiie nn
drr.irHl AsltfUec ul J. . Fichtlier, .ill Sell at
PuMic Stic ua
Tusday, Nun. Hth. 18TC,
at tL Court Hon e, ta Sttaerset, I'.u, tlie fUow
iuic TaluMe rri,letaie, vit :
Three h4 if K'Utti in the R-nmh f Berlin,
Someniet oounty, Pa, knwn on the yenrrt pn
ol anl town aa IS'. a, 64. Vi, anil W. with a kr;c
houM and other ul hutMit Tlieret.ii erect eJ,
Ummieii on the Kitt ly Flumh iU-r. t-o the N.rrth
by outh street,
on the Sooth by
ie West by Iuju4.:n,i street. 1
street, cmtammig 14 percli-
cs.
The forcsrolns; property Is a rerr dciraMe one,
and persons wisbiua; to buy should go and examine
the same.
TEKJHS: One-third of the pun hao money to
be paid on day of sale and ono-tbint In sis months
from day of sale, ami the balance in one year irom
date ol order of sale, with lofreft on .lelerred pay
ments. Payments to I secured by judgment
notes.
JOHN It. I HI,
oct 1 Assignee.
YSW 3. EE'S. SALi.,
I'he underslirncd assignee of Jaci. s. Phlllippl
will sell at puMic sale al the residence ol said
Philltppi, in M ill. rd township, on
Iridoij, Xo: Wh, lSTC,
the fulb.wlnjf valuable real rst.iir, tIi :
No. 1. A tarm e.4italnlni; 3uu acres, more or
lees, sitn iled in uid lowtisliip. a.lj"M.niK lands t
IhtTId Youiikiu. John Mull and others, about loo
acres rlcare.1. Jli acres in meadow, havinjr thenm
erected a two swrr fratno bouse, a ianfe tank
om an 1 other out buildings, known in the "Peter
Plu'iupi.iiarifi.''
Xo. Z A tract of land adjoining No, 1. Wolf si
Co.. Absalom Vowler ami oiliers. c.jBiaiiilnK Sou
acre, more or less, about l ai acres eiered, lo
.Tea in me.low, bavioir them.n erected a skI
dwelling honse. a Hnce autlileali.1 other ,.ut i.aild
lnn. rl ne land Is in a lt'.l state of culuvalu.n.
There are litaesu.no and cat on the premises.
No. S. The undivided one hall ofa lot In .Mineral
Point, contalninc al.mt one acre, adjotbinic t'as
stdman Itiver, Peter Philllppi ami MtKTi. bavinK
tbera. u cre.rted a lare la .'eru-houe. statdc, a
two story frame dwellini-liouse, and otln-T out
bcildinic.
No a. A lot In Mineral Point adioininir lands
of Jesse 'ft einh ley, Joseph Pileand others. harUg i
thcretmerecicl ttjelramc ol a .iwellinir hoi.M.
No.4 The nn.ii.cKd one-lilth pan ot :J seres
... .J7.T ....... . u i. ...... ......i,i.. i,.in I
lands of JoWu Pui-ier and: .d hers. This Is alt
tlmlire.1. ' 5
l l, . rk.i-tt,ir.i in miui an I naiance in two
payments, in 'ix a no iwtive m..u..
lo 1-c sw-nred
iu jikuuicuis waiiius
ini:ii.iB and exeuipiiou
'-!- '
' asUtfe oomm.ni at 1 o'clock T. of sild day.
A A HON' WIEU.
oa
Asiguw.
A
llU5iEE SALE
or V !. Atn.r.
11EAL.KSTA-1 11
hy Tirtne or an ordin- Issnol out ol th Curt or
Common Ple;is, in awl lor the County of s.m-r-set,
me undersiened, As-tunee ol Daniel M..SU4
ler. will sell at public sale in the UorouKh ol Som
erset, at tlie t;oart Mouse on
Friday, AW niter 10, 130,
at lOoVlock, a. ui., the following described valua
ble real estate, via. : .
No. 1 AeirtalnlrctorlauJ.sUuatelnlueret
Twp. Somerset canty. I'a., adloinma lands ot
Samuel tVleman. Uee Srhumakcr. Ji.siah
Mowrr, tle-ire Keitx. el aL. miiiiiu one hun
dred and seveuiT-two acres and aeveniy-two jwr
ebes an.1 allowance, more or lees, known as the
Homeatead of th. nssliinor ; ol which there are
about one hnwired and df.y a.Tes cleared and about
hlly acres in meadow, with a larsre two-story
house bank-horn and other builutiuts there.
erected. A irnod orchard ol irnlt trees is on the
premise, an.1 tL. land is la gol ruliiTatiou, and
rreii waiere.1.
': X 4 certain farm or tract ol land, situate In
warautTwp. Somerset WHinty. I'a.. a..duin
i Homestead tract, eonr! Kcltx, et L, cai',la. j
anursot
111.
ln iit acres and i; tieri bes, an.i allowance m.ire
or leas, of which tiwre are aboul I aiacs cleared.
ao-i 1. acres in meadow,- wit ha house, to ;1'.0,a UfUrDT Uft W
hr buildings thereon .reeled. he land is g.sjd, . g8, H nt-flt BU f
well -awredano has. g-asl orcl.ar.1 u th. prem. j MI,UJAW tb,
No.X Atwrtalafurmnrtract nf land, situate
In Sumycre-k Twp., SMnerset county. Pa. adjoin.
Inglamlsof Joslah W Igle, Joseph Altlallier. Ste.
peen Trent, Jacob Snvder.- et ai., conUlnlng 313
acres, and allowance, more or less, of whuh there
aoontl Ji acres cleared, and 20 acres in meadow,
Tith a twivstorr bouse, barn and other ouibuiid
rngrtbe; .rectal. This larm has oo il an
orchard of tliriltr Tonne trait trees, an.1 a
rkrop. Tb.' land is b good cultlratitMa. lb.
iracu will be Sold In two or inure parcel., ?;
Whole asl.UeelnM txia5.i cni. ,
Tbe irolrtles WIU aoMUieiy o. so.o
..... - i-v -- - - i
' U. po rcii.se In parcels niU gU. the aeign no-
i ... r.o i,ri,i, r. Persons deMrloKi
tir nf fin aa. mm .
" sw, .- t. Vs I-
MiktMl la moaths I tie reader, with Inter-
fC Payment to b. atvisrad byju-lguieui bond.
October U. AsHgne.
a T . . L ..IT.I a. aaaxknM'f-antl.an 111 .llp. 1 A n.l G fT U 1 Il-t Pt INI Tja D M h lt . foUOf faV!tS
: ..i4air. ..f aaaaH n.i ttini it. f uioDth. wi " an". f ii c fH. ft ni lw ffTn,H. . Attffrm.
iVrio Adnrtit?meuU.
. CENTENNIAL -Hotel
Directory.
Philadelphia.
Thonnnds of mr resilrr wfl! Titt the grnci
Vn ten iiia. fch:riilm at rt)li.rlh.a. They ,t
want to Mop at ifcttt-lfl where tbe aKtmnt-sai, iu-i
are good mifcj the rLaraw are rea.nlf. T 4-
it thvr mart tank tli artmiureiBcaif Drforft trt.
laic. Tbis usn bm don by eotTMpondetv- witb i h
pnfftfVtors. lath.. liirertorj wlii L Umud ntek
ma are fullj up to uie.e nruircmwot.
Tli Director is cvmpiled by
J. WEAVER & CO.,
3TeirKaper AdTerttin; Agtn.T
llSSatitlilKldSlmt,
PITT.SBURG, PA.
Bran-h oth-t. IZ13 Market SU PblUvdeli.liia. Pa
St. Cloud Hotel.
Arch St., bt-twefn TthtnJ gib.
TKf only irtt clt$ Hottl in PkiUdtlpkim thai 4tJ
avl re ie Us rmtet on atcuutU of th
tJtntrnaiml.
Old Kates, $3 00 a Pay.
G. W. MULLIN, Prop r. .
UNION HOTEL.
KU Ani HSmBET. PhiLvlelphla. Pa.
Tm. S. Wean. Pnirlet.
J. Mi'aiuv WauR, superintmJctit.
llil Icjrull.Hi. :ari ran dlnvtto t.Vntennlal
bniil.D-s. ouio Ti.it.irs will find the Proprietor
a". ijicirir;ii uio men,
SeH- .
SMEDLEY HOUSE.
1 " Fit.nrjiT STaerr. tt ween Market and Arch
Streets. Philadelphia, P.,
Tuna. S. W"En. Pmrrietor.
J. Mfsbat, W mb. Superintendent.
A tirst-elass boaae. rntrallrloniied. and terms
reaa,iabie. I'eutennial visitors ran make atl nec
essary arrangement I.r eorrefpoudence.
Sept. .
WoIisUt Jlou&e,
703 & 705 ARCH ST., Philadalpbia
A flr!-eta?s hotel, ei nirallr !alp.l. Street car.
pa the doors to and lrom the CenTenniaJtirotUids
every three miaates. o Utjuvr sold,
$2 50 PEB PAY.
L U W LUSTER. Proprietor.
Auk 3o. Philadelphia, Pa.,
TAKKOE HOI r. ih an-l 1 1 tiestn.t
.1 1 sirvetf. fbilnde Iphla. Fa , t. a re
p.it Hotel, ft f.. t srnrr t.levesttl asisl
beatraHl Sit. . wi.hinon-'.l . l I'mmtj.
TAt, AMtiia.ARi-HM-aKS. Walnut and t.'heji;nnl
Slreet Tiieatr.-a, an I two llnpsof Steam Cam lr
tbrt'enlenninl. Tt RMS l IM). I .18, 8.1
per.tnr. 11 I HKIl.l.KK, l'R .l llllrroit. J. A.
SAM PEE. C'UIICP ('lUK.
tHrtotxrll.
t C;(!vr 'J ' hine. Samples womd
IU V "1 tree. Sti b5 i. tJo., Port I a. the
Maine. map
Ct BTia K Gr..t Ai-btis Iicxiaos.
Grove &Denison
!ManTifactures of
Carriage.
SpriiiK-MatcoiiH,
SIcigliK,
Ilaruestt, do.
Faetnry ore s.uure cut of Diamond.
KomerKct, In.
April 12, UT-
YI'MlXE'tTHATOR S NOTICE.
Estaiof 4"liritl.n H..!.ippte. late of ('oncsiaui(h
T.vn-liip. iWd.
Letters of a.lmintitran. on the anmre estate
bavinic lieeu irrante.1 to the undersigned, aotic is
heret.y irlvcn to lht.e indehted to If to make imme
diate payment, and those harinsclaims avainst It
to present theut tluiy authenticated tor settlement
at the residence l the sulsrit-r in Paint twp..
on Saturda the'.;h d:tv of Il-cemher. IH"6.
llAVtll L LKHMAV
O't. o. AdmuuMr.it or.
A
SSM.N'EK'SSAI.K.
tfv Tirtne f an orter Iwuetl nv the fnrt r
CUttr.nv'n 1'Iea f S-rinMTMt eounly Pa, the oixW
Kiifneyl. A h ljo.ee t M. A. limiter. wili fell at
Saturday, Xocemher lUi, 1 S7.
at 10 4ch'k a. hi.. m the premf?? in Meyermlale
t'a.. the totiowin valuable r-al estate ;
A Ut of T'uo'i iiture n the lrvu)(h ofMey
encijiie. tniM'rt xunty. Fa., known on the een
erai plan o(nid yrou4t:h U i trontinx aUt
4,t tti'mlntreruojrti.uia Wtaol Hoetinip
Bnithen. Wui. -M-ra-n aint iher. ha injc a
zpxi two niry 1wrliiu hm.e, ami yther hot W liny;
li. or 4i erect l.
ThKMS.-Hie-thinl of inirchav nmoey a eon-drntnuon-il
tale at Xurenih-r wurt. one-thtrd in
aix monihi. ani haiar.ee in one ar. with lmereat
u defeireil aj menia. Fnv mt-mi to be 9eean-ri
by jU'lHweitt l: 4s. Teo mr eut. of purr ha -e
tU'Jity tu he laai-t hi tv ot Utile.
W. H. RUPPEI.
Oct. Sa. AflptjrniO
SSIGN FEES' SALE.
i-v virtue of an .rder lssue.1 out of the i.urt of
t.uini"U pleas of S..mrrel t'o.. Pa., the .nder
sinett, AwiTieeot J.kHlah Shatlcr. will sell at
tmolie sAle iu the borough of Som.net, at the
1 -urt H.,use, on
at o'clock, p. m.i the following ralnaht. real es
tate viz:
fo. t. Three wrtain lots of zroun.l situate ia
the town ul i rarreti ?v.ineret I...... pa., caitain-
Inir acn-s. and kmiwn on tbe sreneral plan
ol sal.I town as lots K.. 24, 2ti awl Jb. with a
larire tw.r-nt.ry traine dweilikir-uoufte, with Man"
ar.1 ps.f. and stable thereon crec-.ed, frontiOK on
lieriin treet.
N... ;. A certain lot of tcronnd situate in Som
erset borouuh. Suuter-ct Ciu 1'... ..otaininanne
f. nrlh a.-re. in.'re or less, with a two-story irame
dweilinic house stable, wi rk-honse. wool-huse,
brick iDH.ke-bousc. and other ont-l.uiidime tbere
. erected, ts.UD.led u tbe north by lot no. . and
laac Siinjs..n. on tbe east by MalnCross street, on
the s-Tt-h by 1. .i Iiennis -Meyers, and on tbe
west bv t tiurch alley.
No. s Tbe unii iict one-half of a certain tract
of land Jittlate in Stooycreck township, Somerset
eoni.tr. Pa., eontatninir 2isj acres, mt-re or less, of
wtiM'h" there are at...t 1 Vi acres cleared and about
tj acres in meadow, with a two-story dwellina
house, a one and a halt storydwellins; bouse. trn.
inti oilier out-t.tii!,:intrs thereon envte.1. ad.ininir
lands of Ja.-..b V iarie, Alatbnm r aiker, Oaniel
Jll-t.,:ir. andotiHTS.
i'EUMls i Ten larcentof purchase money to
be luiid on d:iy oi s:l1: one.'.hinl on .mnrmation
of sale and delivery of deed ; one-third in six
months, ami one-third in twelve months In.m date
ot sale wiih intore.t. payments to be secured by
ju.lirmeut ttonds.
E. M- SUHKIM'K,
Mi .ber IE Assijtnee.
7LT.LIC SALE
tlv Tirlucof aa or-lc-r is-.u-M out of the Orphnns
Court d s..mcrs.-t nintv. Pa., to the un.lersurne.1
directed, there will be exposed toaale, by public
OIltcrr. on
-"r-iflfri Yi'Vihkt KUi 1 8Tfi
rru.a'f, .lur-rmmr
at 1 n'c .a-k. al the turt H-tso. in .merse1
hor-
i ounh. the kdh-wimr .IctIIsI valuiiblereal at,
jl.tte the property ol rus Meyers. Es , deceaaeJ
m ....
A certain lot of irround situate In tlie
Urt-ouabol S .in.-rs.-L, adjoiiiinir another lot of de
cadent .n the nnh. Main ait. on the south. L4.-t
sit on the cast, and an alley oo th. west, with a
Ure ucw one story bri.-k cottage bouse, with a
MaiK.ird ro-f, an-l la. k l.uil-liug with Mansanl
rt. hnlhcl In the m.t einjd.. sfyb?. with lur
naee. ranire, water unk, baih room watarand icas
nita. and all the u.alcru iTuiirovetucnts thereon
crctc.1: .!! I'd fr..ntinx 'n Main street about ,23
feet, and extcndlns back towapl nb St alioiu
174 fcnl. bclnsc the late resbienceof said decea.1.
1 he l.calb,n is one ot the most desirable In this
portion oi the Stale. Thcri is a spring ol goo
w. iter o,i the premises.
TEU.1IS: tioe-thlnl in hand and the halan-e
Ui two euul semi-aunual payments, with interest
lpm coormation of sale or from delirery of pai
session ol' tlie premises. Ten per cent ol the pur
chase m ney tuust be paid cash on dsy of sale.
W. H. KUONTZ.
uctjl Trustee.
SSIGN EE'S X0TICE.
1
..i;,.eis herfhr clren. tht Heury Hoehstetler
of Moyersia e. Somerset county. Pa., by deed of
voluntary asaiKniuent, bas assiicned all the es'ate,
real and perat.nal. of the said Henry P. Hochsiet
Icr, to Hiram ln.yts. of liaviJsTllle. S.ierset tv
Pa. in trust p.rthe benefit of th. crcth.s of th.
kai-l H-nry Hochstetler. All persons therefore
indelitct to tbcsal'l rtenry nocnsieiier, win
oavmcut to the said AsiKOee. and Ihoa. having
rial
wit
claims or demands will make known th. tame
buut delay,
IUHA.U Bit! I.
fK-tolicr jL ' Assiirnc..-
1876.
SoarttB-
lntf wxi IteaUhy tftu-uia
WHAT FOR?
To bay a FARM out of tb. '
One Million Acres
of One fsrmlak lands for sal. by the ORAKD
tfAWKS k UH(al JE B.
g , , Uariels,
:. ,--J, o1.. ,, s.Sih ras -.!
eis, ante vropa, uuwi
" r .V.J !
Settlements all along. All nuns oi pi-oonce ran .
,,( water, timber and benUllne nwlert-
. .. . . . . , . . v
W. A. HUWAEU, PoBjmr Orand Rapid,
Mioiii k PEIBCE( jje. Land Depjc .
Jan. UL E. O. W.
... I tairt Pfkr irUlB aUUI BIU WI BCTX i Ut-linsU tU
A'ew Adeertiiemen!.
JOHN F. BLYMYER,
- DEALER IN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
I i ; OILS, 5cC, 5cC.
, Tha loHowing h) a part:al list of good.s iu Steck : C irpenter's Tools,
Planes, Swb, Hatchets, Hammers, Chisels, Plane Iron dzes, kc. Black
smith's 2oods, Bellows, Anvils, Vires, . Files, Hammers, Ac Saddlery
Hardware, Tab Trees, Gig Saddle. Hame, Buckles, Kinars, Biu and Toola.
Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, Scissors, Spoons and Bazors. the
largest stock in Somerset Coonty. Painter's Goods, a full stock. White j
Lead, Colored Pairs tor inside and outside painting. Paints in oil, all colors, j
Varnish, Turpentine, Flaxseed Oil, Brushes, Japan Pryer, Walnut Stains '
Ac. Window Glass of all sizes and g!a.s cut to any shape. Tbe best Coal J
Oil always on band. Our stock of Coal Oil Lamps is large and comprises
very elegant styles. Pitston's Circular, Mc!y and Cross Cut Saws. Mill!
Saw Files of thebest quailty. Porcelain-lined Kettle.?. Handles of all kinds, j
SIIOVEIS. FOIIKS, PAIK, ItA3a.S.
Mattocks, Grub Hoes, Pick., Scythes, Sneaths. Sledges, Maso.n Hammers,'
Cast Steel, Step Ladder. Carriage and Tire Bolu of all sizes. Loooking!
i-. t Ti- j r,i , ,'. , i -i' t. . i I
uiosws, asn noartis, ciotues rinsrers, .ieai cieves, uoor.lats, la!Kets,
Tubs, Wooden Buckets. Twine, B'ipe all sizes. Hay Pulleys, Butter Prints,
Mop Sticks, Traps, Steelyards, Meat Cutters aud Stuffers, Traces, Cow
Chains, Halter Chains. Shoe, Pust and Scrub Brushes, Horse Brube, Cur
ry Combs aud Cards, Poor Locks, Hinges. Screws, Latches and everything
in the Builders' line. . Caps, Lead. Shot, Powder and Safety Fuse. Ac. Ac,
Tbe fact is, I keep cvcrytLit li -itbelonps to tbe Hardware trade. J deal
exclusively in this kind of goods and give ray whole atttention to it. Per
sons who are building, or any oue in need of anything in my line, will find
it to their advantage to give me s calL 1 will always give a reasonable
credit to responsible arsons. I thank my old customers for their patronage,
and hope this scasou to make many new ones. Pon't forget tbe place
IN" o, 3, "BVEirS Iir.OCIv."
AprilS'T. . JOHN F. BLYMYER.
HENRY IMcCALLUM,
CARPETS,
77 Ffth Avenue,
Above Wood Street, PITTSBURGH, PA.
Prices tlie
l:ioher 11
G. B. BARRETT & CO., Pittsburgh. Pa.
TAISHSS. JS7TSL27, CICCZS, SILVSSVAXS,
Plated TrtTarc, Gold and Silver Chains, Gold and Silver Spectacles. Watch
makers' Tools, Materials, and every description or goods sold by the trade.
LARUE FRF II ftTOrl. 1 loweal w T.rk Price.. ;i'w rifti, 1
K'K J And . ,ualitr. ,u,ran.ee.i:MS J" 1 1 1 ft AlOnilO.
Fill and Vt inter Trvle. W7 Wh.lo.le KtrlnalTely . ) SEUM FtVKiU.
"PEOPLES' B3UG STORE!"
a. W. SPEERS,
X. E. Corner Piamond,
Somerset Pa
i'eai.er is i
DRUGS, !
MEDICINES,
and CHEMICALS,
PERFU31LKY, " j
FISE OATS,
TOILET ARTCL S.
DTE STI FF,
and KEIiOtKSE OIL,
1ire WtTSES an.1
l-RPOSES,
ElUt'OItS f.r medicinal,
Also an assortment of :
Fine Cigars,
andTobaeeo.1
Particular attention rren t the eoupounduisj I
of Physicians Prescriptions and Family Kevipcs, !
by experienced haa Is.
March IS. 1ST 8.
Ayer's
Hair Vigor,!,:
For restoring to Gray Hair ita
natTaral Vitality and Color.
A dressing
tvliii-tl i : n.t
1
. -a ........... -
once ajpecable,
healthy, a n d
efi'.-ctuid for
preserving the
fcis &t'-f'll
-Jjv op.jt; i ham-
Jr to its oriffinat
iirur. Jt soon
-w- Color, K till, tltO
nloss and firs-inrax of troirt't. Thi t
Lair is thkktmcd, falling bnir checked, )
1 l 1.1 ... T, ll,.,1, n nl,v.,-j
enred by its use. Xotltiug cau restore
the I,air -where the follicle are de
stroyed, or tlio glands atrophied au4
deciycl; but such as remain can be
savod by tuia npplicpion, and stimiv
lftted illW rwtivity, SO that a nc.V
grorrt . ot hair pro, uceu. a.mntea.1
of folllint; the hair Wltll a pasty Settl-
inent,itvvi!lkepitcleaiiaiiilviRoroua.
Its occasional Use will prevent the bait
c ' . i ' . . "f -,T
irom turuiii- graj ot iuiini;; on, mi't
conseouentlv prevent baldness. lhQ
. " r r. .1
VCtr,i:.ttlOrt Of Vitality it gives tQ tbw
scalp arrest, an.1 prevents the forma-!
tlulj Ot il.irj.Ir'.ltf, wliii.-ll IS often SO UU-
eloauly aud oftensive. Tree from those
deleterious substaut'es wliicli make
.. , i - -
aoiuo pr?p.iniiiuiis tiiuiireruus ami iiijii-
rioiw to the hair, the Vigor can only
. , . , ,
ho.iofir l.nr Tinf hirm ir IF wnntti
i.,..r..lo f.. TTirt nrfFIVfi i
merely lor a.ll.VlU DtiLl.Ml,t
nothing else can lie found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
, - .. . . ,
longon me nair, giving it a ncii, glossy
lustre, and a grateful peUurau.
Prepared by Dr. J. C, Ayer Si Co.f
rrawtlcal and Analytical ( Iwiraiata,
. UOVfELL, MASS. 1
FIRST PllZt 'T Vlt-NNA EXPOSiflON, 1873."
H. R0SEXSTEKL,
M acafacturer-o superior
Union Cpop Leather,
A u4 draler in
Bark, Hides, ani Plasterers' Hair, 1
OIIXSTOWX. PA. ? .r . - :!
' , ... ei'aM- , ',
UKI M V oat.l Wmtoeab.-ant f C. SM 1TH,. A. M. r.0C.pal.
Cash paid aa.lllv7 atth. Inanary, . Sept. i. ' .
AVu? AdcerliteatcrU.
same to till.
O W a4lDI.F.R. Jf. D,
Oenlil and lnrit.
tiFFH-E A.M lVFlKMAKV.
Sa 3.-. Penn Are. Plttehnra-h. Pa.
All .Iw-asof III:, EAR ana
THRO AT, and alarr hi '.-: l
Ir treate.1. latlins lor tslsrart,
Faisepupils. '.-tjnjke-l Eyes. "Wild
Hair." Canrer an-l Turners of the
Il-t". Ear. .,e Thrnni. Ptrnlnm.
"Weepinii Eres." Ptosis, (.onicul t.-
nea. rnreim Bodies. ETtlntlon. fce. skill:ul!r
I prlormcie Artih-iAl E,r tnM.rte.1. hmi f.
d-.cri., ir and illu.i ra'.ed pamphlet of coes.
Julyli
CARPETS!
FALL STOCK !
CHOICEST STYLES
ALL aUALITIES!
HATIL'SS Ain; HATS !
OILCLOTHS and
STAIRRODS !
B0 YARD ROSE & CO..
snmiAVEMi;
PITTBritG, T?.
Sept '13.
th a cstcioo a aoKTti-wiam aari w
Embraces nrvlr nne management the Gnat
Trunk Railway Line of the West and JSortk
west, ami, with its .uraeroas braDcheaansl eonnwe
lfcs. forms the sh.ncst aud quickest rout. h
tween Chicago and all p.ints in Illinois. W lavoa,
sin. Itforrhem MieRuraQ. Minncs.4., Iowa. Ns
braaka, CaUlornus nasi th. Western Tarrttortta.
lu
Omaha and California Line
Is the shoiwst and heat rout, for al! points in
N.T-.hern lliin.ia, Iowa, Ihikota, Mebraska. Wy
omUiic. 'olomdo I tab. ra,la, I'allfornia, Or.
iron, China. Japan and Australia, it.
( bicajo, MailisOB aad St. Pan! Line
is the shortest hn. for Northern Wisconsin aoj
Mmne.rta. aud &.r Ma-lin. St. Paul. Muwraap.
..is. j.uoiin an.i an points iu the ttroat oria.
Iu
M inonsaud f, Peter Line
the only ronte fir Winona, Ra-bester. Owat. av
. Mank.vtn. St. Peter. NVw I Ua. aa.1 all lulls
I in siwueni aao t-vuirai JuiauastAa. 1-a
I
! Green Eaj and Mariiut tte Line
I the only line for Jansvlll. Watertown. Fund
liu Ec. ilwt.k.h. A:.i.let.m, Oreen Kay. r-scana-
1. Nrmanesi. Mtructte. H.wa-ntoa, Hancock '
and the Eak. Superior t-'ouotry. lia
Freeport and Duhnque Llae
i
. Is the .mly roots f..r Elijln. R.rktorE Freepuat
I an.1 all points via Free-Mirt. It.
Chicago
inh-oH iytke
aud Milrraukee Line
ShTe nnte, and ts theoulv one
bisa! Park, WaukeK ko, liacine, KeUuSOa to Vli
tae I'orc-L. HLt-h.
wue-
Pullman Palate ('an
mnm ait ihr-uah trains ..f thisroad.
' r"!
f waukc. cbiniK. aa.i winona.
, 'trPrR
he Orer-
iaB -ffi the 4 nrm Partite Railroad fi.
all puiau Wsat of th. Mtssoarl hirer
s..n:a.the trains r theChicaKo XotLu-Werterx
HTu-nm t
Throaxb Trains lllv. with Pnllman P.la.ie
IK1H - " --
For St. Paul and Mnnmp.dla, two Thr.-n
Trains daily, with Pullman Palac tars attacber
on t..th trams.
. ""r1,. ,7 ,,""in'f, iniuis,
Jally. with Pullman Palae. u.r tucbl, am'
- runninn throjb t. lariueti..
Jtg!1
"n day trama.
; ulC'iisb S5i;.J,Mi,.'SSJ
; er!,'" wnonm- ,
I lbaque. ria Freeport. two Thromrh Train.
, uaiiy wun eull-aan t'ars. nurht trains. I-
; r'" JXZJ ,'S7?-J?,i'l"':?-T9a'.
' thn-aib Trarn. dally, with Pallmao Car on ,
dliWi 'rala t.. vir-lr..-.,. l... I
F'rSU.niClty.m.l Yank:.. two Trains Jaily.
Pullman Cars u. Missouri Valley J.ne.Hjo.
I ucnera. t Train, .uiiy j
and other point, ;
1 ,.m
I SIS Iwi Ofll-
l it ivaaiori. sterling, krsislu. Janesrllle. i
T.a can aar. from tw. to tra I
Ilfll Xa 41 J HriM.la.tT: IV-rt.
oaice. s,
SaleS ree': Anahamce.'j63 Fira-i
Fern rranciac. IsSi-s. 121 Montu -oi.
Iraro I b-ket (MtlCeK s data at I
wndwr Sbertaan H-aise; ernes Canal and .4.11.
Streets; Kintie attreet Iicput. ouroer W Kla- I
lie and Canal atroeia,- Well St. Depot, ourner
CiUFOBflU
Vt ell anl Uaaie Mtraeu.
For ratt.s or lnlonnai. not attain .bis from ' T,- Ho A5tFACTTBE DEFART
; your bom. ticket agents a . ' ' MtXTwlUb. ta eaarg. of
I ,f " "'7 . Manrur HrniiiTT. j - -
I : leu
"T".-r " vuscago. ma. sap t, caieago.
'- fr .
1 Vne mom aomniate Ins. . Una la I lie lulled I
Star.' ur the iBwr..Kk practical sdueal wo of young ,
, .....
. A.l.lrc, lor cirAilars oontalolng full partial-J
Xeie Jd'Trtifcmrnft.'
i ATtU3 P1I57KS' BEPCT
FOB A Li MAXES or
Presses, Type. Inks.
Cavsfn, Card, tlr.
JOnNTSOX 4 CO.,
i Market S;.. UrrisSarj. p
srSd thrc. rest stamp ft Caulosns. ar
this PJt t is af'tsr not the
Grocery & Feed Store
I CQLBjHI Ul
Cheap Side, Xo. 2, Baer's Block,
Somerset, Pa.
r
Hemmorrhoids or Piles.
DR. TEBHT dTtrs his time to the l -ealmfnt
.f Piles, blind, liieediDa-or ltchinir. and all
other diseases of th. lower bowel. Th. Ih-etor
rnaranteea to ear. all easr he aailfrtahes. ao
aaiur wbo has attempted aad tailed. Othce. ISm
V iae street. Pbiladeiubia. Pa.. H'.ura. 11 W a
aad 7 to p. m.
amy at.
New Firm.
SHOE STOKE,
SNYDER & UHL
Ilaiins; parehavsesj tbe Shsx
Store lately owned by
1I.C. Reertta,
W. take pleaaur. la raUaaa: th attealk a .4
p&hUc to tb. tuci that w kare au aul ,xr-s
keep eonstaotly ob kand at oomUet, aa
owat o
Boots, Shoes
and Gaiters
BOTH OF.
Eastern aid Home Manufacture
as nan b. found anywber. W. alas will have of
hand eoaatanti a full mpply of
SOLE LEATHER,
MOROCCO.
CALF SKIXS,
KIPS,
ANI LLXIXG SKIXS
Of all kUla, lllk t KUl UA. M
Shoe Findings.
rv . nnVQer. JlaSQ .
j Who. reputation for making
Good Work and Good Fits
1 second la won. hi lb. Plata. Th. nubile :j
(pwetfu.ly mrltniKo eail ami .xaib'oar Jna,
as we re nwf ia.nen u asop gnwi aa ouo as
bast assl well a. price as low a. la. arwem.
SNYDER & UHL.
f ainaiay at boa..
j fre
Aaaant. .-. , ........
Agent waatsd. Owtfll
TRCE a CU, Aaa-uata