Tae Somerset Herald.
We.n l-SIiMI
..MartViT, IS77
CHOICE BUTTER
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
HY
. S. TEMPLE A CO.,
BALll.tfOKE, M.
'Rah !
Kii'.ht bunds around.
How we rfui jell FridVy.
Now pay that bet. Have is llie Presi
tVrjt. Tun IVnnoylvania Slate Fair will I
bull at Lrir, i hi year.
The eluist bas nut la-cn seen for snme
time. Where, all ' where bus it cone
Mr. President Hayko (lie rmntry
pref.s you.
Makch came in like a lamb nl if lb
fttlaee bol.'s Irue will fit out likt: well
like h'; Satanic majesty.
A xt'VBF.R of erMin in JolinMuwn are
trtHelcl wilh that lotlisnine iiiMBse, ."mall-
lirsTi.KN biivo gone
.'. crt.V (it.ij'h'f,.
lie ve single or inarriei'
out
.f -ii;l!!
!
Notice the chnnce iu the time table of
the U. A ). Kailr.wd to Il- loun.l in
an tluT column on thip p:e
Coi,. Sami ki. W. Pkaiison bas liecn
app iintnl post master at Uucktown, this
county.
YVe offer for sale ( 'lover and Timothy
seed, liih sud low, lurjie and small.
Cmk i Ukkkits.
Et'i-ini'Ai, sucvk k will l- bfld in the
Good Templar's Hall on Tursd.iy, Match
fi, 177, at 7 P. M.
('aiiitntf.ks will find at t 'lymvre's
Tools oi all kinds at as low pi ic -s as t'ley
C:n tpiiishl am where.
I'l KSONS v. ho rt; t-il
n in- lioO!ili: ill toe rt!
I;iij will i'anl
.is Hi'-- Mint' C's
(Ml and s.i-
"'ow that the v ii m .f P..sl-()fl'i.-t s l.ns
f .d, the average Democratic tHlitician
li:f; recumed bis occupation of sitting on a
c inl'.H'X and damning the aUininistration.
Ft'RSiTt KE Men will find a! Blvmvers'
the best Varnishes, Oils and TiirH'nline
Bed FaSts, Castors, Moulding Ac.
lowest possible prices.
al the i
I
!
Tus young fellows in the DetiUK'ratic ( " ' " .
partv died bard, the older one took ill 1 "E Borounh Auditors ot Chest Spnnjr?,
more composedly. Nothing like lieioe , this county, baveirot themselvw intoa eck
used to a ihing you know. " ! "' ro-Jik-, through tneir own m glt-tnce.
i It seems that their laflure to comply with
AsTTiiiNO that you may wnnl in the ! ' re-iuiiing them to publish the an
Hardware line you can get" at Blymvers' at : n""1 ehttetuent ot receipts and espendi
low pwee. Ca'll and see them. Iead bis i of that district has mduc-d w.me ot
dveruseraent in another column. the taxpayers to enter suit avrainst them,
. , . . I and the chalices are that the t.ne hteh al-
If you want a piece of durable carpet
at a price to suit bard times po to Morgans
factory. They can tit any room on a lew
days notice.
It is gratifying to know that fish are 2.1
per cent lower than last year. Bring on
your cash, oats, potatoes or bacon in ex
change. Cook & Bkkuits.
Thi'E bills have leen lound against the
parties who were recently arrested lor
counterfeiting in Cambria, Indiana, and
Clearfield Counties, in the L". S. District
Court.
Attoknkt General Lf.er bas written
a letter in which he declares that all con
stables who were not sworn in nntil alter
Oil lirst Monday in April las; holdover
uuU; April 1S7S. The ssm rule applies
to assotfors.
S'r. trndcrj-tand that an effort is to lie
nvfcd' to gel kouie of tbe terr.jx-ranee lec
tiitera wfco are creating such a furor in the
Deighboiing towns, to visit this place
Come along geoiiciuaa, the labor is mighty
and tbe workmen are lew.
An invoice of New GHis wijl be re
crived at Fabion Bazar, this week. Call
and see Uiem.
Mm. Jas. B. Trf.dwei.l,
No. C. Mamuiolb Block.
Tne Greensburg Jirmnerat people are
liereliy noiified that Somerset claims that
i-tir it-it, "Xm atfeclionate nsher," and he
an't be hired to ut hisares around tbe
rw:niilurg giris oiliw-r. Your Churches
need tuX ajiply .
Or re neighbor .ut Liu: JkmorrtU iwl a
number of young grass ii )jiers set bitd
lat week by a western suliecriiier. fS j.e
wants to earn tbe everlasting gratitude uf
the farmers of the county be had better
Tonwrve them until warm weather come
tia ihen liln-rate them in pastures grevu.
Jx-v i'.Kivn) A large lot ot Fish.
Xack !, Wile Fish. Lake Herring, and
Old FiiOi. conii!j-i;gif half-barrebi, iUar
ters tLiii Jals, wbiiii v-x oHr m Nittom
prices. Now i the lUo iv ly. Prices
low.
C,k i U:r.i.i.
m
73J-iot's meetines are yet umerou,s
ud tbe tvav tbe devil is titine chut-d nt
ii this cisifclry, is a caution to him aud all .
bis fo'loueii ..VociroV liraptic.
And the way Ji,e devil is chasing other
twiale out of the couVy, is a caution to
ftou titd us and the lwlu 5't tbe boy
that w4 oa the fence.
TliK tidal wave ot temperance has'
struck Johnstown, and the bovs pop
arotmd tbe 1abb' to sii'n the nleilti. as ot
tiM Ihi-v AiA Ml lli rAiinliir at tiu cmrtfl if I
"lieer tor the house. Mng:
'Uerc't air heart antt hert tnv snail.
For I helnti to Mnrpny's ImujJ."
TTf. ifcVrul to bring from the east thi.
printiiC iwpst slock ol giauls in our
line (bat inuirtx been opened in Somer
set. For the Lia ib.rce weeks we have
been in reeei(t if -tyim ,rom the largest
houses ill New York, I'tiilaVphLi and
Biiiore.
"Fashion llamr'
Mn J. B. Tf.edwei.i..
No. 6 Mammoth Block
Ntw .4v, ! ito' r.mm. Just open-1
ed. a gooil axinrtiUsat .f Bleached and i
Unbleached Mualiuii. T ...,',, .Shirtijisr,
a7:J,. '"u" ' ' W":
G. U. PAKKKli.
.now mat ) oe orauie-. a. utir oemocrat-
ic couiemporarte call biw. aJ jie umr-!
leoiberconnnisMioershavelinuiie
roam, and as the prospect for aoidienua
a truest have faded and left a mucbni-
fv,U, the boys .have resolved . play
JoUier. A jxmtmny was orgsntred last f
sjcok, ?"eari.v A Lupjrcd.namcs were cn- ,
VO10iJ. ' ihtV'Wii. iftiit
( ilirclu ' . j
4
K.-YbaiixS jn the
IViimlr Pvri.ijKros;.
tain saw mill of A!f. WilnuMh ii L'ju.,
sad i'rtteh. exploded on t'rklav uutnt'iaf
last Mr. Win. Domer w ho WMWauiiMti;
oy uie sivic IA li! Lolier at luetlinei'l Ulc ,
rkplosl-m was scalded in a urrible man-!
er (tun Ibe b:p d wo ; when his boots
,iad CAMidag aere leuioved the skin and
vttOtla fiM ot esu caine off wilh them. It
m3 thought U.t,he crtol ji-issible survive.
iCosecanbesigneAiii'i3 expk-
jSioo, tbe tool li-r was a ctinvarattr noy
me. and the amount of iteaw al the time
w as not tnore than it had been accustomed
to carry.
Joists and mutt V, sliff ane twinTa!
with rheumatism snrt potir, r.tn -jaronifitlT
relieypd by Uleii's Sulphur Snap,
di-Mw B of Ue t-kin and il !'; of tU
UIMTII ! IWC MVMI Slid Sl It'Cl Ol iU4! I
s.snrlarJ artUU-. Ihp.,1 CH-trW nr
7Biiih Avcnuf. YrU 1MU llnir i
od Whisker Ive, bW- ; ift!
TO THK FAU3IERS!
8U5n vrmr i'.wtirr to
W. S. TEMPLE 1 CO.
Tliey piU lir-et .:'m c- :.it t ,-i;i !t i-vvry j
sruter ho vliifin i- ih.-m,' nt if yn )
btith prv tlin -rtt-in von will du
1hIii;j In Shi m .
TdtK of OU SllliKlUitTg l)(l C'Dtem
p'te ebuniiin tlieir rrirtence should re
mcmVr t give us the pottoflice to wbirb
tbi ir paper gora uow, a Well as the name'
ot the it olliee to which tbey wish to
bnve it senL If you intend to move, cut
this out, paste it ill your h it ttnd don't for
ifel it wlieu YOU w riiy on pain of beiug
ball-dozed.
Tuk Conntl Bvil'e MuuHor ot W week
si :
l to last Si'urday 1,T'; :trinignil
the ilcdge m Uuio iinwu, 5X' V Duulwr,
5 o i .imiititlt lii. I hi al .'innclisviile,
:0 I m Monroe, liiHl at Maaontiiwn. t'5) at
Saii-ni, 3(.H)a ft-Iitleville. 2110 at JicdtoDe
i.u j muu lurouhoul tbia euiuity. tue'esAj
has been the Sann;.
Jl DiE Black isanain wiibout a conn-'
try. What a Hxr unfortunate old ul be:
iiiinvlm. 11 id be been 1ml discreet
enough to remain iu pawl urea reen in the
place ol his mttivity, be never would have
been culled Un to acknowledge fbt so'
rowtul tart tielore the prenl rctoriiinji
laurd at Wa.-hiiiuton. Thank Providence
the people he lell behind bi;u have a coun
try, and one ot which they are justly
proud.
Tun annuiil prophet comes U the front
wilh the lollowini: prediction : Tbe p.o-H-.
ts of the fruit season are encouraging
in some rt -flnnlx and the opposite iu olUers.
So tar as reKiitn! the apple and tear trees
are all ribt. the liost not having affected
;lu in to a;iy decree, ihuuli Uiu wouderlul
yield ot I us I year luay noi lie exnected this
season. The peach and cherry crop does
not promise so well, tbe frost havjnv; daui-
: aed the trees.
Dear Editor. Some ol your uiiny
nailers may be lond of reading and solr
in Kut'iius.
; For itu-ir a:utrsi nent 1 send you one lor
your column.
I
Mv C, 1. 3. is a nickname for father.
U 2. 5, 8. 4. is what prize tiubtOM do!
to earb others noses.
My 4, 1, 2, is a place where children
love to sit.
.My o, 1. 4, 8, Ls how a boy looks w hen
he is sick.
My '2, 1, 4. 4. is something to carry wa
rt iu.
My w hole is an article of food found on
iiuiiiy latiiis jul uow.
Tilt Coilal Bronze Statue of Victory
hii-li st :tiJs iu the i'ark. at. Lre!l, Ik fire
Ue in:.. 'm i In-, tirsi Mltiiers U-.al led inthe
revoiu'Mn, i.-a Usiiiij, and iie.n:iifui tribute
ui..ii. 1 is one ol Hid tirl oiij-cls soulit
y m i.ii.i is ..-mil;' our sutur cii , wnu n
i.i j,-ii in. oi) viu puio.-rly to St-e tui
t it:t:iljt ' ji-cl ol liihitiU ii s obtain
ed liom tne Kiii ot li.iv alia by Dr. .1. C.
Ayer, to whom bis majesty was especially
gracious in ackuou leilemeiit of what bis
remedies are reputed to have done for the
sutlerin sick. It was donated by tho
Doctor to the Citv ol Lowell as a lterma-
Iieni Rnii smKin eiuoiem m ine vieioiies
both of Science and Arms. Jltigrr'vH
i MJ 1'rett.
laches to neiilect ot this nature will lie im-
Ked. It is rather rough on the Auditors.
Out they should understand their duty
proierly, and then there would be no risk
of ibis kind. 'Ihere are other boroughs
aud to nships inthe country where tbe
law is a nulity as far us making annual
slatemeuts puulic are conccrued.
KritniT of the Friedens School for the
momli ending February ', 1)77 :
Whole iiiiuiIkt in alieiidaiice during the
tuonih males ud. ft iiiabs HI, total 61.
Average attendance during the month
males 2. females 2 1. tolal 4
Percent of attendance during the month
males SI), females 77, total 7'..
Per cent of attendance during term till
dale males 2, females 79, total 81.
The tollowiug pupils attended every day
during the month Charles Bovta. Harry
Bender, John Bender, Lincoln Crissev,
Charles Snyder. Ed. Dickey, George Barn
hurt, Emma Stab!, Minnie Snyder, Sidney
Pile. Minnie Mo&toller
Cn as. J. Shiver,
Teacher.
O Mondar about 2 o'clock the bouse of
William S. Fluke, Esq , in Bedford town
ship, was totally destroyed by fire. Mr.
Fluke was in tow n at the time attending
court. The lire was discovered by ibe
ladies of the bouse, aud they did their ut
most to arrest the work ol destruction, but
without atail. With the assistance ol tbe
neighbor wbo rushed to the scene of con
flagration, quite a lot oi household g'SKis
were faved. The bouse was destroyed in
a short lime. The Insurance m tbe prop
cny is f 1,(hi0 : ou ibe bou; and on
the contents, 4if. The iuMiractw U in
the Farmers, ol York, and will no doubt
be promptly paid, but that amount will
not by am means reimburse the hsa sus
tained by Mr. Fluke. Hertford (iavttr.
-arclj- of Monej-.
There w'l'. b''t tiie prese nt situa
tion ol ail kinds ot' OiUwW u'ld industry
is fearfully dcpreiMsl. atd "u. U4..x;vi..i
every family to lmk can tuliy to Ibtiir cn-
ixT.ses. Winter is coming m w hen cbil-
dren are liable to Croup, V hooping Cough,
I etc Coughs and Colils will prevail every
I w here, and Consumption wiili cither
Throat and Lung diseases w ill tarry off
t runny. These diseases tdmnld not be ne-
IgtoJrf;,., JKictor Litis are expensive,
I we wixvij tJ.;'i e our JK-otile to use
and
lios-
rune's ijpiwui &vwr. It never has
hled. One botilv ii p-'ts will keep
your wuiAu foojijv well durjig ltu r inter.
all townslo tiM-t 'sitol fruiet, aed by your
Druggist G. W. BKKivottA
I'OMTIVFt.Y
TriE
Wild
bkst. Dr. Morris'
Cherry and Hore-
I Syrv r! Tar.
'.hound the very best com
l"mru
ever twsred. advertised.
or sold by any person, or t.ii4r ny name
WbaU-ver, tor tj.e mwduae rci.trt apti
peruiunil cure ttt cougjis, colds, croup,
fehpii:g ciaigb, bfoccbiiis, asthma, and
all diM-arcs ot a coostitfpuve I1
wii'. thoroughly eradicate Oiee kiw'SJiB-
iuSiu; in one ball tbe time required io
do so by aoy other tuutlicine. It is purely
vegetable, auJ cootaica not a parlkle of
opium or other dangerous drug- t pcfiir
fails. Every bottle guarantied to pertorui
exactly as represented. ?
For sale by G. W. Benford. -A
gents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm 'us. which never fails. Pleasant
iHUte, M.H fiX.Ki?.'? po physic. Price 23
cents.
.
n-r , , n- t .,.; 4
a letter trom W. H. Gerbrick. of Central i
trom W. H. '
Cook Conutv
111., (at least be
rbrick) who is de-
e wherealKMtR of
Jacob and Mary Uerbnci. lia f$y that
prior to 14 ;t ibe people s um u. u.ch
and wbose child be thinks bis u,
lived at tbe ftaK ol Lanrel Hill mountain,
a tjjig rovntv, where4his latuer worked at
lhe ,i4cksm"ilh trade lor a man named
,,, i Brukh. Somewhere in the
tlli jy itiirw or jjy.fonr tbey lelt this
'iniv . eoi u-'ta Tork. Pa. where they!
Jcit the child. ntumhaLk to rct-rn for hint '
j3 lew davs : thev bava'as vet uci-r WU i
In an appearauoe. and Wiliiaui ha Sjs r.1 i
liis cat ly J ears in a vain search for tliedi.
The said Wiliiatn turther depieUi that he j
has been one ot the worlds people
nd
ifyses to several sius, lit that be has
uV liv -a n inverted bv Mr. .M.sHiv, and is
') tug to v w.cu;pry Hie 10 maae
aiuttioV of the : w u rt. Williatu
prowa ymtuur u preawu $ tT
muo throuah his Wimr, Imt t ow i;y4'.-l
have enough Ot these' al bosatt w lciifejjj
Irom inflicting this use oa thi ol. Any oae
having know ledge of th whereatswits -of
these panics woulcT confer a fk-.-mr on Sir. j
iieriwiwt by addreaeaag him at Central .
Park, Conk Couniy, M , YVet 40th St.,
V. & X. VY. Ky.
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(K ITtoaiX, I TfUSBH'B UAIi'U AKD
OTHKtt IMPORTANT CMAJlA(:TBiWi IS LIN.
On Monday evenitu; last a jrraud turcb:
liplit procestpion whs lielJ here in honor ol
the inauguration if President Hayes. The
line formed at the Court House, marshal
ed by Col. John It. Kdie, promptly at half
past seven, beaded by the Somerset Silver
Cornet Band and a drum corp. Follow
ing the drum corps marched Mr. II. G.
Cunningham, carry in g a larj;e pole, on
which as a banner, a hrace ot torches
and atthu top of which perched an iui
iin'usu coon. Folio inf ibis came men
and boys .K-ariug lorcbea and banners;
s-mie of ibe hitter were very unique and
attractive. "One rar.iei by Mr. "Frank
Writiht, witraeled paitUJi'.ar- mention ;
on oa side was u cij;bt spct at clubs
tht.illie w-J ."Sieaix" wid . the seven t4
cluN ; ajoilu-r ido had "iiayes Jfc Wheel
er; I told you so," another 'Crotiin (ovate'
it." and "the oilier "no electoral vote
timiiflit." f-'A mijall lianner bore the Um
; ncriptiona 'I bav no country." .1. lilitct.
Tddca or blood. ti(au-byesttnuiy, y.-rnr
jigs up. .
Put away the "mpty Wl, '
- Fold hi" Presidential cKuhes, ; J1
. t He has started up SaJt liii er,
.. -Xed and lit by Croiiia's no.-c"
S ill another "rt tiere has my i si oftii'e
now j."11' lo"" "I sufrmt has taken to bis
Utile neit." and a great number of others
tliHtwbave not space, to mmiion. An
efli)ry:ot ( min,' drciiriuetl ' witn an im
Bifnse reil nose and a pair of jekiis.i effs
provoked a ttn-at deal of minh aloni the
entire line of the procession. The pro
cession mariiu-it ou ibe 'principal streets of
the town and u&handcd it an early hour.
Everything passed "if qulclly :.oJ in ihk!
order. ' f ', " $
FltnM this date to the 1st of May we
will lie iu receipt ot Xew Goods every
week. About thit time we will receive
our lull Spring Slock.
i; ! ; Hits. J. B. Timv Ki.1;
, v. 30. n. jianmmin hiock. '
"A'1E Supeiotenileut icKersliam lias
I sent i in iiliiis to tbe several rountv snner
intcndeiits Ihrougbuut 1 ennsy ivania di
recting that in pUce ot tbe usual annuul
report, auViiucaliimal biston Jot each coun
ty be prepared. These skelcin are to le
gin with meuiionof the earlu-M schools ou
record, and to trace the Bourse ot educa
tional progress down to the present time.
They are not to exceed t welve j rioted aijcs
in lenuth. Tbe object i (tountlos io ( re
serve taillable ItUtorkal uiukTla in reiei -in'e
to public education that would other
wise be lost.
As t'Nt haNoino min.M) icd. b:;s
crenied us wnti CpJ lie lof o;iil i.i--mea',
and b .s s ' ariMujd liin econo uy of
the human lamily Unit proper bocial eu
joj merit is within the reach ot all. There
is a di sire in tbe heart of each one of us to
love and be loved. We all like to have
triends and love them and in turn I t
loved by them. Weditiire hearty friend
ship and expect our friends to Ik: true.
But itnialti-rs not how much we love our
Irtends, nor yet how much they love us,
nor how true our friendship may be in
this world, we are often called upon to
pari wilh each other. The poet has well
aaid,
Fritn'i aficr friend departs
Who htn nut lust a friend 1"
Sometiuies death removes: our hwed
ones irom us. and we mourn la-cause we
no more enjoy their society, or perl-ai
tbey go in search of difctaut homes, aud
we feel sad when we renieailier that they
arc no more wilh us. True frit ruUbip is
not broken by distance: love is stronger
than death, iiiil there is a class of 1 ietkis,
if we may call them such, wLo sjirmg up
ail arouiid in the days of prosjicrity . How
devoted they seeni, esja.-cially while we
ester for ail their vf ants and desires.
How they feign to love, while prosperi
ty smiles upon us. But let Ihu winds ot
adversity begiu to blow, let storms id per
secution arise, and bow soon they change
Colors, aud lorget us. As the mushroom
il,s did shrivcla uodcr the burning auu,
so llue 'ould-be friends wilt aul cease
to show friendship when aaversiiy over
takes us. liis a true saying, "a friend in
need is a triead indeed." Such friends
we admire. Such irjtoJs we seed, and
such a Irterwi e have ui Jesus. All olh
er friends way leare and lorsake tis,
but Jesus w ill never forsake u, if we put
our trust ia Him. Jiu hat promised to be
wilh his own "ever unto the end of the
world." "Though we tall, we suidl not
be utterly cost down; for tbe Iord uphold
eth its in his powerful hand." In Jesus
we have a constant, unchanging friend.
The same yesterday, to-day and forever
more, a biend for w bom no We can
t! jw too strongly. We often havn to
watch and pray lest our earthly lrienda
take up too much of our hearts; but Jesus
we may love w ii hall our heart without tear
of condemnation. "A man that hath
friends mu show idmselt friendly; end
there is a Iriend that siicktstbcioeer'than a
brother." -
V bat a frlcntl we have In Jcsas,
AU uar (iua and grlcis lo bear;
What a prlvllcire lo earry
Everj tfctDg tuuod to prayer.
Oh, whit peace wc often forfeit,
IMi. what UMdleetpatn we bear
A U htraaje we do dot carry
tverjttiiog to (jod Jn prayer."
-': .: s . ' '..f' ?lu-
SOUTHAMPTOS TV?..
February 17, 187T.
Editor Herald. I have been almost
a constant reader of the Herald for the
a;t ten years, yet in all that time I have
laiiJ (it p'gce btu very lew items from
old hoiiibauiptoa fun' UiJiij); hence I de
cided, it no person eie thought .cfiough of
this part ol (iod s moral vineyard to vrite i
something for our county paper, I woulu
make the attempt myselt. i am fully con
vinced that the people of this place are
awake to the best interests of our com
mituity ; then, why not. write lor tbe paper
and let the world know what we are doing.
We sbouid n put our candle, under a
btslit 1 where it cannot be seen. m ' v
vOB tiT a lew items lor the benefit of j
the many fcyJwJ ('f your most worthy
columns. j
luring tfce Week c.i,ig;;edJo !ie
tomb tiie but reiuiua.s ol our ild fed' j
teemed friend. Mr. liaiw, i,c vzi ' if
spected citlzeb of this place. We bavo!
every reason to believe that his loss Is our
tU-riitt! gain.
J'ev. smith is holding a revival meeting
at ibe fifth' t church, which is situated
one mile Irom Pleasant I'airy. His etlorts
are being Clowned wil abundaiit;.
fweniy-one ersoii have already present
pd tutiejyea at the altar as suckers lor
tbe iicarl ! grei y.rv-t.; others proltss to j
uc ti'uiiu paruiw. liar prypr m" will)
them; may God speed them and theirs. j
Tuasihtiolsofoiir township are in quite
a flourishing fcouditiop. The teachers
scciu U be very much inb?resied In the
grand and noble cause of education. The
j directors do not tall u do their part, so we I
iocK aueaa lor great tumncvstneal In the
iducation.il interests in (Ms oommuni y.
ie attended a spelling bee on Friday
(uw?2 a' the Ca)k school, and it was in-
tieeJ
-ess. ine scuoiars eta
nobly, aud uiiiis it jce lb teacher,
John H. Leolev. Eso.. for o.e '" ii v.. '.
tested in his work; also to Ibe scholars Ut
the interest they take in improving their
fc'$ by diligent study and oiielieace to
llieil teati.er; ii i.iTufui f.g ppich pleasure
tDStaU Ib'S fact, keco; p ivy to ibfl Ujya,
work oc, y:.i;r ieborv- 'W sgreiy b? je
Warded. , . !
Our community was uUii durii;; ii.E I
past w eek bv an important ieroiiapu who j
cans utinsell tvceler. aud bv bis actions we
are inclinei) to believe that be is the Same S
individ ual who went by the cognomen: oi f
iiooitr, tin: pised 08 as Deputy Superin-
R-ndent n hiie iiuidujC iiuyerdiiio aid
viduity. - While with us he ela'huet! to is
a relative ot Sinne cf themoLt distinguished
lawyer; miiiUUiri; merchalilS, and tcath-j
eii uf SiiiuM!. county. Ha spent ths!
weea uu urn ucijuuui. i 1. ieHiraoa,
claiming b.tspluttty as a cousta. " He bok :
hi departure Irom said place very suddun-
'"'' with hint disappeared Mr. D's.
rw-t f U.ny!t-'Crstt and 4 pair of shirt stays. 1
it seems Le C rte;rr,:i.-.ied' to be w ell chid
ihU cold weather, iheiaii .s.r5:
him he was iu Bedford county patxaoTt
asa M. 11 Minister. We cweskier himaj
firn class lool and would warn people to!
aaicU out Jotber "critter."
1 :
! Johx Sitkr sold a black cnlt. not three
year old, siicl bv - Peter UcSly' black
'borne Xiirger, to Viiaa Savior for f3(l0.
' He waited 'irvr -1,41)0 po inds'.' li any
mbcr ti;wnhip mn beat Brolljerevalley'
,hi . bidr.troni jlifia. .. ' v -i'iv
IilltATlllsh .'JUSUA WlTH)t;T ISJi-'Bif-.
There is lm t iti;eratjon in Ibe MiJcmenl
that thisau4' ot ' Jiersriiis resiiiini; Ironi
one year ' end. to wnotln. in i. ver ami
aue repio:u mi tbia Continent and
where. Iirtatlwui air more or Jcts iniprejjr
n.urd vitli inusiiiii, without iiii'iirrif.j; tin;
itM-.w. xiiii;!C uiid only 1.eeaue tbey iitt
in rVie tjitnt '.if lnisM; "UtWi-tfers Stumarh
ltUw.i4 a prt-eiifMA.' ; It fc is Iru'iUentty
(fHj:i)..i.ird Abe S.ct bus l:i amply
uUrravii.l,. tbu partus tbuiuelve lUat
jieraoua surriuuded on ail aiJea by uekh
U.is auirrjnij the tortuiesuf this shivering
and burning pintle," have enjoyed abso
iote tmuiuniiy trotn it, tbauks to tbe pro
tection aU'urued ;by tbe hitlers. - Xor is
that anfi febrile cordial les etiicacious in
reiuedyin than in preventing chills and
fever, bilious remittents, and disorders of
a kindred type. Taken between the par
oxysms, it speedily mitigates their Yioleccc,
and eventually prevent thtir recurrence.
Tbese laele, convincingly cataUlished by
evulence, uppnal witu peculiar force to
travelers ttuU fijourners in uuUrious dis
tricts. ityaf SiHSKlalCorrwiibixitat. . ; j .
OI B H ARBlMltl HU l.r.Ti r.K
" llABmSBi Bc, March 2, 187"
Vt hu the - liegmlature ndjourupd
tyeswjrday ntorbinnrat 12 M itndjonrri-
ea to meet at 1 o'clock on TuendaTl
ibree-founbs) of the members immocit-
"tty packed their eurpet-baga and
tools the nrst frut for Y ashine
The Kepublieutis looked happy aud
eiued plaant'd 'ail "Over, but the
Democrat! locked fciaiir and fsoar
When Mr.' Hall of l'hiladelpbia, of-
lerea a remiittvion to the ' Hou.-e 'to
adjourued until TntuJayV Mr. Fuance
(Deui) effered uu amendment "tbat"
duting the recew tbe flag; on the
douio be placed at fcaif-tiijht ttnd' the
UalHie Oraped io aou'ntn'r," and
roine more etufl of the ssaie urt.' The
Speaker promptly ruled tfce amend-
mettt otit of ordr anil tbe geuuecnsu
received ' but littln eucooragement
evea from Lis own side of ibe Hotit-e
iu' h'tM tbtu attempt at buucoiuo.
President elect Hayes piiHsed tbruugb
ibis city ou his way to AVasbtugton,
a one of the early trains yesterday
morning. IJuite a Jare number ol
pernon.- joiotd tbe train at tbis point,
m.m .tbcin a dozen or raorfi of our
Icislatora Tburrdav was tie Just
day cpon which aCcotdDg to a reso
lution ad.ipied, new bills could be
titroduccd in tbe Hue." Twmij
two representatives to k advari'.age
f tbi. Ian. citite,".stia introduced
ttilis. I'uiess called up cut of their
rt guUr order it is not probable that
my of ibeir belated ureasures will be
tcieu opou doriugtbe prtseL these on.
- Tbe lloUse i urkiu bard and
geititig tbrutigb a lare amount ol
biitiinecs every day. Oa Thursday
all but ouc of the appropriation and
revenue bills were pasned on second
reading.. Tbe third reading calendar
uow preaems a lutitc array of titles of
bills tbat wiiicotne up for final action
uext week and if tbe house holds its
preeent humor they will be rapidly
disposed o. Members hare coma to
ibe conclusion that it will be impos
Mbtd for tbe legUlaiure to, adjourn
fiuaily or. the ljtb day of March and
ibe 31et iDHi., in uow spoken of as
tire earliest day upon, which Snal ad
journment is poshible, and resolutions
to thus ellrct have been introduced in
both tbe Senate aud House. There is
however, a growing- sentiment among
be more experienced members tbat
i bey iv ill cither be kept here uutil tbe
lirst of Aprii or an adjournment must
be bad at llio erpeu.e of tbe pub
lic Lusioess. , : '
Among the biiU iutroducei is tbe
rioune yesterday, was one to repeal
tbe cba'ter of the Heading1 Coal and
Iron Company aud provide for tbe
wiodio up of its business. Any
person who would bit ve predicted a
year or two ago that tbia rich a:;d
powerful corporation was to aooe to
tbia humiliating' end in tbe year 1ST?
would have been regarded an a luna
tic. Kelwsb combtnaujns to fovea
'be price of coal up to en uoatural
Sgure are the cause of tbin great fall
from a proud commercial supremacy
to utter bankruptcy. There are
Home other corporations tbat would
do well to take warning in time. ,
Tbe general appropriation til! mak
ing appropriations to tbe amount of
:i 500,0(JA pasrcd tbe House on
Wednesday last and is now before
tbe Senate Committee. Tbis ii tbe
6ivt time in twenty years tbat tbia
bi'I ban passed the House before the
1st of Ma.rcb, and Mr. Long of Alle
gheny tbe able chairman of tbe Com
mittee on appropriations is justly
proud t ftbe success of bia tfloris t,n
have tLe bill coa'pleted and passed ,at
so early a day. -, ., ,
The Speaker of the House lend
yesterday a communication from tbe
(jo. trC'-T pt-ins the . legiclaiure to
donate to tLe city of Pb!lacjephja
tbe Pennsylvania Slate buildioj ou
tbe Centeuctal jrrounds. If Philadel
phia don't get ai! it wants it won't be
beeaui-e Le js too modest. to ask for
it. However, it iit not of much oss
to tbe State, and Philadelpbta might;
z weil taite it (jlocir wji the rest ol
the Centenntul rein:., i wonder bow
looir It will be before fbe 91 tor
Memorial Halt
Tbe Philadelphia IVine and fer
eral other journals ou the "reform"
tack wem to be laboring' Lard to
produce tbe imprest-ion that tbe pres
ent Hotir-e of Itepreeentati-es ia a
Very disorderly one a sort of bear
garden w'fce're tbe animals are stirfed
minutes. Tbe tai't i it 1$ i'T?' im
provement in tbii respect upon lie
predecessors for tbe last - fire years,
and tbe only two or threg occasions
when it wa- a little noisy the Pbilal
(Je'Jjjbij S?en,jer were rjponslp for
lanrtl Orrnorrats.
The editor of the Cleveland (Ohio)
I,ead:r, writing from Washington to
bis paper, say.-; "Mauy good oien in
the Democratic Party bare st od by
Mr. Tildeo. honestly believing tho
stories against him were not true, and
that be was a slandered man. The
wish was tbe father of that belief in
regard td these charges.' But tbe
Oregon scandal bas proved to bu too
btttjit lop ;;rfcopdeo.in Mr. Til
den's integrity. One' of loe'Iic'UiQ
cratic members of the. Electoral tribu
pnl ssid t a Mepublican member tbat
Le v5 r'fhonpiltid 0 tp tittprpes9
of4fet L7 tj,e 'Oregon, infamy. 4
c; Deciopraiic tffioer cf thP Tfose
raid 10 me i.e was don with tbe
Democratic Party a party wbich
still sostainB Sam - Til d
rascality. I heard a gentleman ia
th? f-ijtf H'?b 'SJ to noiher; tbt
if the pafty did not' formall repudi
ate the scoundrelly ait of Mr. Ttlden,
be, fur one, was done with tbst party:
A distinguished Democratic Senator
said to a friend of mine, tbat be wag
p. ronaMy acq"uarut'ecrih Ttays, and
knew blra' to- be inc. rroptible, 'ahd
that be friyatery hoped 'be would b4
counted in; for'he' had lost all conff
rJehoe in Jjr.Jeo7 n3 &o It goes,'!
" " ' "... .
Kah for Hayes & Wheeler.
nrernr Hayca' 1tepriWT from Col
-5 t SISBtMi.
' - -
COLUMBIS, JlrCD-I.JVera..f!
ns vph' departure was mac tbtu jc
l
A-
rH-i.)n of civic and military vaiioa .
The etreu ioadinp frcm tbe p iveru
or'f re.-ki!ttre to tbe d-pot was irtly
decorntea with flag-s and eriidc
lined tbe sidewalk. A detacl'Uen' :
of I'm ted Stall! troopa from Clm
(uh barr:kf, tbe Columbus cadns
and the u'nilets from the Ohio aiitt
cuii'iiul dL-H ftrrmed the eseon,:
and iitiyieroiiHiuiods furnished iii'iii:
Tbf arrival of ih party was Kteeied
by u. great crowd of citizens who i
rent the air with cheer the p-'
ernor and,: bis family . entered the
special earn provided for' them. In
response to the demands of tbe multi
tude Governor Hayes appeared on
tbe rear platform of bis car and de
livered an earnest speech, which was
several times interrupted by tfn
movement of cars on adjoining tracka
Finally the governor bid the crowd
tare well and as tbe train moved out
of tbe depot tbe people gave bud
1 cheers and the bands played national
A large party, including ap'ckinson county, Kansas on the line
r of correspondents of metro- Kansas racthu Ka.lway em-
i&iis. j. irxo pari
1 number of correspond
p litan journals, accompanied lov.
Hayes. Tbe members ot the govern
or's lem ly accompanying nim are;
Mrs Hayes, bis sous Webb C. ' ond
Scott Hayes, and his daughter Fa
nie. - -
Xf.wark, Ohio, March 1. At tbe
Columbus depot white awaiting the
departure of the train, in obedience
to calls from tbe vast crowd iu at
tendance, Goy. Hayes addressed tbe
crowd. He referred to tbe uncer
tainty ot public affairs and tbe pos
sibility of a speedy return to resume
bis gubernatorial duties. He again
lelerred tff'tbe departure of Lincoln
eijcteen years ago on a similar duty
to his own. He hoped fervently tbat
''we may do works of peace do
something towards the re-establishment
in tbe hearts of our countrymen
of a hearty attachment to tbe con
stitution as it it and tbe Union as it
is."
As tbe train moved away tbe uir
was rent with tfce shouts w hit-'b the
governor acknowledged by bowiajr.
As tbe train emerged from tbe depot
a number of locomotives on tbe side
tracks drowned tbe voices of kje mul
titude in rebounding "toots." Cer
tainly a good-bye sufficiently herty.
I)r..vxisos, Ohio, March 1. A'
Coshofittfrj a large crowd assembled,
and there ws tbe atne show of
enthusiasm as at othi;r point?, al-
thongh the train stopped but a i;n -
ute. .Numerous dispatches arc rd
ceived at every station showing tbe
progress of everts at Wasbiuton, and
the news quietly passes from one end
of the train to tbe other. At Newark
there was an immense crowd uf citi
zens. Tbe governor was eseorifid to
the rear platform ami was kept busy?
for some moments is shaking bands
as tbe people pressed forward with
great eagerness. The enthusiasm
was unbounded and tto wi.-hes for
success of tbe new administration
were showered on the governor. Calls
were made for a ppeech, but the
governor bowed in acknowledgement,
and in a moment the train was gone.
After tb6 train bad passed a half
length a colored man made a break
for the rear and cla&jbcrd up and
got a shake of his hand for bU pains.
The colored people are out in fall
force to-day. Tbe train is about a
quarter of an hour late.
Pittsburg, Pa . March 1. Tbe
train ' carrying (Jjv. Haves and
friends arrived bere oa tia.e, and
with everyone. delighted wiibtbe trip.
The train was immediately transferr
ed to tbe Pennsylvania Central, and
left promptly oa time. The reception
at all points bas been enthusiastic to
a degree never before accorded to
anv public man in Ohio. Besides
the rt is mentioned io these des
cnt'-bef, lar:n crowds were in watt
ing ii Dfuii-oD. and Stubenville, and
demanded not only to see but to bear
tbe President. '1'bere was no f peak
ing, but plenty of band-sbaking and
expressions of good will. At the
latter pjace there was a brass band
that discoursed patriotic airs, and
helped to divide the honors with the
citizens. '
Governor Haves and party arrived
at Altoona ar 2;5Q this morning,
stopped gd minutes for supper and at
1:10 left tor Washington y)ti Karri
burg. ,
Wasiunuton, D. C, March 2
Tbe Preeideot-elect and party arrived
here this morning at 9:15 o'clock, 00
time. , Governor Hayes was received
by ex-Governor Denison, Senator
Sherman aud General Suerman, wbo
escorted btoi aud bis family sod bis
iriends from tbe depot. There were
present as specutorsabaut two thous
and persons, w ho vociferously cheer
ed tbe President-elect as be and his
patty p si soil through tbe lines 00
thfci,' way to the tan j ages jc waiting.
He and bis family were driven to the
residence of Senator Sherman, where
tbey will temporarily sojourn. Ex
Governor Noycs and others who ac
companied biui separated, and quar
tered at tbe hotels.. .. . .
' Wfceo the Pi (widest elect and par
ty arrived at Senator Sherman's resi
dence a large number of tbe ladies
and tbe gentlemen were there to re
ceive tbem, and extended their con
gratulations. - Tbey ell there partook
of breakfast.
Just as the Cabinet met, ibe President-elect,
accompauied by General
Sbermaa and (J ivernor Denison, pa!l
etjat the J!ecv;iiy Janalqrj, Mr.
Ijayei desirecj to present 'hja respects
io tbe President, fbe distinguished
party were immediately usbicd into
tbe council chamber, where tbe
ne, wisin eescjaa, and) all proceed
ings werg stopped,, 0 tfc,at the cour
tesies and, formalities of introduction
might prccepd. The President-elect
was cordially greeted and congratu
lated by president Grant aud tbe
member of tbe Cabinet, all of whom,
with the exception of Secretary Mor
rill, were present, and mutual ex
pressions of happiness at the termina
tion of tbe long question that bas ag
itated Congress and tbe country were
exchanged. General conversation
was briefly beld, and the President
and the Tresideut-elect bad an ear
nest quiet, consultation of some min
utes, dumion, in which President
Qraat acHttaiqitjoJ tfc,e' ;rtf iem-elegt
as to tbe directions given poncerniog
the new ogcqpancy of tbe Executive
lansiop( anfj the arrangements Wa(i
is r0g4.ru) (a ;Le (joune-ipa aiteadin"
the inoaugural ceremonies, no far as
concerned tbe pre?eatv Ciiitf "igis
trate. . -Thj w tre sere.-al personal
and political friend vt iiQvercar
Hayes on tbg maij p irtica of the Ex
scuUve Xtantaon when the party left'
all of whom approached ' and ebook
hsods with bim before he entered !
L : 1' : ...1 ' .
u,e , carriage to uepart.
JnffAm.ia II A l x anil - tvu mm I, n. 1
dr. re to tbe Uapitol, proceetiiag at
oooe, by iDyitatioikof ib preeideut of;
tbe Senate, to the Vitre rrfwtdeot'r;
room,' and there an 'ioforifial re?ep-f
tiod waa beld by "ibe IVeai'Ja'ot-eiect.
The fresjjifnV'flecl xe(iiaiD4 ai j
ika tv7i. P,iH.r,,'u ..o. 1
as v w svv a i v..:iu M u a vs wi u uivii M VB a W J
an hrtnr -infl wli tKora. .11 tK P a. I
an nonr, ana wti.e mere all toe Ke-
pulilican and samp of to Democrat -
' in nsifnrc pn.)tA li rw n Iiim iriil
i "T7- ' '
- 'L,.,t n. tJ
. --.u e u i xi ..l. - r""
. j- - t ' . T r . Iff 11
... . ,F
l.'NQt DU'J i',silil:ltr , Itletn IUM
ba ve !it-eu ;kt K-a.-t & tif ua'id per
fiti iu the corrid rs (xiou ,tf te
pVeselited to ths rt'e.-iileai-tKcV i"t
(be. crowd U lug c iuj.iat.tiy v-n the
tIK-r-:K-e it a-dt mi tt pf'H i-tX--4
ri' tilt c .llei.. ui'Voii'T'i,: ol C-;
gress si. d u le- I' .heir fritfud-i The
pftfeiictt i liie l'f-i'U'o; frttt ni
ed tbUftl ijtntSl Itj . Jj::ttjfy ; f , Ike
CP'tl." '., ; ... ' . ' i j
Vice rosiJeni-ileci, .H'hefaler Jtiri-
ved in Vaebitigta at one i'. M. to-
day aud proceeded at Oiice W the Cap-1 B virtue is mtiUt .( the lrp!ia- Cv.ii.-I, i..
itol, wtere be asrived shortly : ""'. ' expose u.iwi.iirtit
after Gov. Hayes bad left. Mr. Satsnhry. ihrrh 24, 1ST',
Wheeler w as heartily contrratuiated i l 1 '' l" Beritn B .nnxti. th f..tiirinti
neeier w us near.oy cuiigriu.it.u , aioM ueiate the prupertyoi H. arr Sodtr. Iai
by oasaeros p jlittcii and other friends, I r Hrithprsv.it. y s.'.uio.'-et cuuniv, !.,
and aficr remaining a few miuutesdeAc1ifr;(.to( 4 hl ltrolh-..i.
ia tie Senato lobby left the building. ! y Tp., s .m s.-t v-x. iv. ra.t. 1 the Auaw.u
y 0 i tract, ciataialn 133 acr. inure nriS5,rttlk a Ine;
- 1 ' ' tiuuse anit batik li.trn tli-rrvn erwttfil, tn;nt Tu
Tbn Urrat Wheal Field and Ita Pruf- J ,rrr clejr, a.ijuiains; t riad H-mnian and iteni.
..' ., Walker.
;. . i Aisi.. Tlte nndivi-tt-d (.no tliin! .-if .-rrt jio
m r ir . 1 1- 1, '- ! tr.t c.f land eku.tte la -tlti-altt-iif Tr . i'i C'..
,ir. 1. j. llenry a "ileal llelU, in
oriciog t.suu acres, reiurnett niui a
clear profittf $IS,JT 00, The total
yield was 2f,St'0 busiieU, or an aver
rgu of 22 bushels to tbe acre, which
be sold at $1 05 P r busbel. Seven
buhdred acres of tbis field were first
p'oughed :n the fall of .1874, and sow.
ed in . winter wheat, together .with
five .hundred acres which were in
wheat the previous year. : Mr. Hen
ry dues not profess to be a practical
farmer, nor d e be res Je on his land.
Ia the monihA f May a id June he
had tbe wild la id ploughed or bro
ken, as it if UaUdlly . lermed,. by., con
tract, aud tbe planting, harvesting
and threshing also by , contract, and
the foregoing is bis owp statemea of
the prolit.. Mr. Henry, having now
learned the w ay toavpeedy fortune,
has put iu tbis fall a larger acreage ol
wheat than heretofore, and , all the
people around him are following his
example. TLe landi of tbia Compauy
are not surpassed anywhere for
wheat growingand other small grains,
anu they only cost $3 00 to $ti 00 per
acre oa long credit terms. . ,, t , ...
TUayear Mr., Ile-ry has J.70O
at.-es of wheat, ins'et i .f. 1,200 ao-es,
and tbe prorpcci ot a heavy crop are
unsurpassed. .... ,'. : ,.
31 AKUIIin.
FISHER FHILSOX. In the I.utlter-
l"n t'ua 0T" ,f , . i'
by lU-y. J. W. purlinberge,-. ilvr. W . Ev
Fiiher. of Centre Ifnll. Ccclfu County,
Pa., to Miss Anna J.
'bilson, of Berlin,
Peon a.
CmClIFlELD-CHIC HFIELD.-Ou
-March 1, 1877, by Hev, James Selliert,
George Crichfield to Miss Phebe K. Crlch
(ield, both ot Miltord totvnshtp. vmarwt
County, Pa.
BAKEK BAItXDT. March 1, 17
at the Jtelorinod parsonage. Snmeraet, by
Ituv. A. E. Trnxal. Mr.,A"elsoa ? Bake'r
and Agn!t.Eariidt,bothol Somerset twp.
DIED.
QUEER. Mrs. Eiiaalieth Qrteer was
lioru May 25, 1820, died February 27,,
1377, a;ed 3(5 years, 0 months, and 2 days.
BR.VUM. 5Iary Braum died February
22, 1377, a;;cd 10 years,, 11 months, aud
ldd-ysi
Daarest Mollle thou haft 'ioft its, '
" Here thy loss we deeply feel ;
But 'tis God that bas bereft w,4
He can all our sorrows heal.
BUAUM Willie Braum died Februa
ry 23, 1877, aged 3 years. 11 months, and
Id days.
Lord submissive make ns go.
biauly leaving ait below;. .
Only thou our leader be, . .
And we still will follow Th??;
BivALM.-MSts Catharine E. Braum died
February 15, 1577, aged is years, 7 months
and 27 days. "
The departed was held in esteem bv all
who knew her and was a member in good
and regular standing of the Lutheran
Church. She leaves a latga circle ol
friund to mourn her lof-j.
Ko sickness or sorrow or pain
Shall ever disquiet her now,
, For death to her spirit was gain
Since Chriil wai her life when VfcUw.
Her soul has now taken its UigUt,
To nunsjoqs of glory above ;
To mingle wjth angels of light
And dwell in tb,e kingdom ot love.
SiQaEKWKT a KjtT
Ovi!TCteJ by UOO k. QlfilUIW.
m:i; tu is
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR 4 FEED,
Apples, dried, f
A.plliaur. '4 wivi '.
Bran, y uu lit
Uutter, V a (kej
Butter.) (ruii).. ......
bUL'Lwiieat, i bushel
" nr-eal, loo E.s
Beai, ? a
Bacon. AuotiUen, f)
' 8l.lea, " ...
" eountry hanu, y Jj...
Oorn. (ear) r1 oubet
Ovni. titlielioii) l bushel
Corn meal a
Call ultln. i fc
Elfjfl, dli
flour. V bin
Fiaisets! hu.. V.4 ,,.
Hauu. (.ul,at.uwil) f1 a ...
u.h. i a,.....'. r.
Ueitour.risl iioIe,a S.. .......
" ufiper "
" kip. "
Mlddttnci, ahitc, 100 as
lava, H uu....
Potatoes, it bu
Peaelie, urleii, V t.
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TIME TABLES.
FITTBUBQH MYI$K)2f.
On mvl &ftr Fcbroary IX, tmD on tblt
roid will depn fnun ai'(d tTUe tt uejt, curutr
Urant snd Water 5treetfl. n I'-Uorri:
EAST.
VEST,
Watt.
1 ii.iivUii. a
1PW '
II'-' 4. Us
t . w
M P ,
J4. Hi . TU.
." p. m.
3. IS
4.44
( ofirkt lUrili
lit. l'toufAirt
rural irtin.
t'UIUUtaVDta
tlnrtstr IVrnr
Wst'tiingttm
Kiehroontt
Bilttiiifirt
Sew VuTal
iteisirss ji
UATtmiurg
1:U
im'iisvpiri
MmtTl Ht.
Oii 17 lo
rnioniown
Mi. FieAatjttt
Hi
;,6
9-xn
7a.3L m. WW N'fyi
bHio ti. ao KtewMim ft.
AU trains ran by Baltimore Time. 34 minutes
faster than Pittftburyh Tim.
Mall trmf'lailvtttpt Snoday.
aiaxniiKWt ly iUm thtonik to Wa. h. rtarj
and &lOciro witboat charTtr.. .
fro-iyU- taiiei iba lfcU( aaJ ia mW
itu i aneaq te td i aahuitf-
totvCity.
TkJtet officaft, corner fiftl Awae and Smith-
Cell! Streets, am depot curuvr lirvni atkl ir
U Ai, l Oi-E. OwnerU Ticket Af eat.
"ie.
m anal aftor V -th. U'S train. m
, sad after Say ,UV U.S, tnia, wiU ,
ran sfoUowi,conneninswlths!l Dvmjreriuaa
on the P. W. A B.1L K.' (Mail traiss diity, t.f -'
I preM dally eatpt .Itun-lay.)
LSATV. ''
MaHWest
3 SO p. m.
......II lis. u.
Miit Ea.i"t eotsnects with Lon-', Virs;.
. ai. . . a. a . W I
F. Tj:. K. KV raA itrv
tvrnn.
ISS West
I M aw
31 sm
. p- i". ,
sunwet :oop.in.;
amaiwx.
1 T EG ISTERS NOTICE,
l .
lo:'ui;.inirm-.-.ui.i.;itt--v.r.-
i
l" w Hum m-tono: ; JoftnG. Uay. tar
- .diaaut JuMiibv. H,r.
. .. . i ,.... -1 1 r-
. U ntnu.
Tin-i it e
f'A-a. C. Mir, ez- -
ecnt.irof Jhnt'roty, deeeise-l.
tiruarid 0l a-"ntu. of William Mi'.kt, ta-
V ti-rttw aifo Hie mat tstnteu: mM I'f i
A'-- auC ul A .. 4i'Kiri;, sajrulia at i.ilt
.. . A. F. D1CKF.T. "
, Dtar7.. tit-after..,
J V.'i.M. MITIOK
Jl Mriii-.' k. Ania .. ! J'tal.Miairb -
Isur IV i l:is i-fiiiiii n uiu n- iir. nitn tig- .fmftf
Hiwiitb i'awi-u.y. IMn.ii..
K J. KOiisKK.
March T.' l'i i lii anMirjr.
(
kRPHAN St ilt 'KrsAI.K.
, cunulail.ia Wsaures. tuorei.r wltUa vaewtd
one halt'.iry ti:ttcrhl small bjrn tiim.n vrcct
edatxmt ',) acres elsnr, !wliOK-.w.ll t hu!ero.
TIKMS : 4 roc -third ou tiie t day of April.
T7T. balani In thrse eiiunt rtnmt:if parTiiiT.ts.
wit bout latere Ix? ewumi m the pmainea
T.n purivnt. of lnind mont-y to Ik i';M a- s-stl
propcrtv is fcn'ICftl !owa.
JOH.N srnEit.
March J. Trastee. ,
W KANSAS PACIFIC ;
HOMESTEAD
Is puMlJdcd by the I.-1111I IVpiiniuent 01 t!w Kan
nw Paella: KsUtrar Cuaipany. t mppiy the hvrxe
and iaerea.-iiuK deuuvDit for iul'oruuviton retiiieciiua
KANSAS, and cjlatljr the m rniti;-?iit bo.lv of
tndB arrsnteil hj Ciicrv ia ai 1 of the c ioatrii--.
tkmnf It rnad. Thi ?rar.t nr.p:ts
OYER 5,000,009 ACRES
OF LAND, e-jcf Mintruf every odd nectloaiu cava
township, for a di!.iiwe of twenty mile fin horh
utiles -if the road, ornnc-hiitt 0! thu land in a belt
forty iiiitss wide, exletdinit to InrrevCity, la ('!
oni'lo, tha? funning a v-mtitua-U't) of tho belt of
oovuitry whkh. frjta the Atlautlo coas; !viiard,
is foand to be. In cllnute, suit, and. every imlue
tton of nature, tlis mot favored.
To aid In tbe yttlcincnt 01 " ia tur0'0 domain
wftli aahitelttuetit aod t(iduricu!i H.ii.lev Is the
rtbjeet ol the HO.UESTE.tD. It U In'euded to
3(iiuaa a fair sad enodtd re)ire5i-ntai iou of fu.'t :
nor will tt ecr aire, intntivnaliy, any t.tcmeDt
tbat wttt mil, tnvc-tiiratlon, lie fully fut-
tainod.
The Compauy obtains lis title to these Linda
from the Gorernrnent of the Vnittd States.
They are Indnw fleret at pri;-e$ lower il.su any
other landsintlio ffftt, that tfU cou.pari wtth
them n id, hmt a; d .ronejjl ad(anUi(es.
I heteims of (ayaixt, as will be fount on a care
ful exmlnfitl'ai,ar iik.p liliernl in all ewintial
featuresi ttan have herctoi.iire hero ufi?Te.l hy any
r.iilWBT eonii.'uy.
THE HOiYIESTEAD
ls run
cieculatic::.
An
Hon.
will ha rent irrati to snyme apun oppllei
All cutninnnii-aiion ia reference to tUt IaqIj of
the Company should tits addrewed t
S. J. (ilDlORE,
Land Comniisdi ner, K. P. Ky..
SALISA, KANSAS.
..Lnrcli ;,is;t. .
"HEEIFK'S SALKHFRKAI, V.TAT;.
Mitohel! McCUntock
vs.
Adeline 3lL Untock
hiriiifirriei with -
onitias Hwrrun. Junius
v1it 'iic;4r:. .M:inioV.
' In the t'onrt of
Couitaon Pl4.jf Hoia
erx't v ounty. .u.
Auaust T. I;t.
B. MoCUntock. An- f
drew J. MaUinturls 1
Mnr9 .InnA :lH:itn-!
ttk nxni 31.ixce.lu;
McCllnrock. ,
iSy virturt oi an ont-r l!ul oat vf tho Court of
OnutH'n fli-as'tf i)nirii 4V. ,n rho zti ( mm
e4 c(e. to meUreH'l, I Mitt ot ?r fnrrilf hpu
lic ootry, at if.w i.''urt H'jUi lit IS ju'jrtQt' ir-
Frhla;, Mirh SO, IS".
h frjllMrinx U?rtTiled valu-iblc real estate, to
Wit.
A ecrtain tract of bnJ sitH,i & AJ'lUon Tp.,
Snraewt Co.. Pa., cjutntnins iy l4 mnr or
lew, Oj4oipj W. J. JUerr fcjAiout'i Utoetiuugh
and C? 'lirun Hirer.
TKH H5r : iw-hlnl In hand otu ftmikrmHtbito
deed, l-oie-shint U six iwmtid tbev?;ttr U be
wrTl wKh intr'-st from tlaiu. TfUjMT cnt. ui
the pwiiae iwinvr ra-t I paU n (fy of anl.
?Jarch7. MieritT.
4SSIQNtE-S SALE.
' iy rlrlw ciarhr ftM m. fth fnrt ftf
Coausft' i rleis. iuaud or tbeC'"utityjfSoiHriMrf,
Pa.. iTus on ierf;:ntl. A 5 (tn?p -if l.tniel Mimtut
ler, will (Mi at ptifyii.t mtiv. at the rci tvntro ot ild
1udiI Mntuifr. iu tjiiierst tuMustiljJ, mid
cennt, on
xfwfrJtiri-h 20, is::,
at tvcl'.ic.k, a. in. ttio fji lowing i.:riled valua
Ue real eatal, :
Kj. I. A certain tract (if land, Ui no in Stm
ret town j hip, S.ancrwt County, p., ai'j'dttlnK
la uf hduiuoi Coleman, Owrxe bcbuuuKvr.
J'KlHQ.Mttw v, oerjfe Kfiu, et L, c.niuunitig
173 Te aud 74 ir'he anti allowance, more or
l?s,k.umsi ai the hvmtad ot th aasia r. oC
which there are atuu I ) n a cie.-trcl stri'l riU'UL
50 aorw ia mebduw, with a lane tw a.t tr hiue,
haii k bant, and otber buiuim; tKreja erectmi.
A itr orchard nf frait tne i nn i ie i rm;c.
ami tl: tand u In goei caiurathHi an-i wil wa
tered. Nu. A eertamtann. ortrfn-t of land, fiiaa
In NiBteri-wt towiknij, &ancret tXuui. Pa., imI
duln the H'jmettead tract. G(.i.nr belli, :in-i
other, cvitalmi 13 aer ami lol jrvawnni
allowances, uiure or K-, ol uiih h ttv avaurui
"S awres clearer! and 19 sotv; ia momft ur, wlih a
house, barn, and otlriTtatliBfct Ihermn creo'd.
Tre land itfuud, well watyr'i, and hu3 a yuod
urrhavd aa n premises.
No. t A otTuim ta nil, or trautof Innd, (fUajt-ia
n Stunrcreek tuWL.!hip, Srnfrv-; County. Pa..
iMniUkf WiiOsot JnvUh Wifrle. Joeph A'ltfaih
er, StepiM-n Trnt, J;uub isny ler. anl othuru, wu
Uinintf o13acre antl aniwanot. it u-i fr t-. uf
wijich thtrc are atumi V':i zri c4a?d an t 'Ju
acre In mer4.1-.-, ".ti w "tflo ury bi:e, bam,
and oher batlfnija ;hre erctet. This fami
ho P4 it an ui.ui oi tbriftj juuinc fruu rta
iuid a stua tamp. Tiie i.m-i ia la om culU- a
ti.n. , . :
Ibeffe tracts wiU 1ms oU1 in two or jure- parcel?,
or a-4 a whole, ax 1 deemed expedient. The prjp
ertle wilt pnUvelr be A-t ii anytnirg lilt? a rair
Itr!r $ itiveii. Per ds de?triDrf to pur(-baa In
Jjanl wid jjtva thw Argnej ntiee ol the Mine.
TEUilS. Ten per eei.k of porchaxie money to
be paid un day ui Rule: one-ibird, iiflutlin the
leu percent, to he paid hi ooiirmat.lunol uU aai
delivery 4f iett : one-thtril in si muiiiln and
nne-thtrd in twelve m'-ri'Jiii te.reartr. yttth fnr cr
est: paynwaii to ie twiiyvu w u igmmt bstnd,
I ner ft ' '. 1 ali h d-f". at me ftrnts ttme
tnt flae, th Ml aw In prfNuftal prfertT
liofTs. C-lt.. Cow, i jtf?, t attle. Ho
yud Fannina: linpieinent? : Corn. Pyo, WuCt,
Buckwheat, and i.tmi by tb t heC HuuseiMld
Furniture, ami manyotVr article not mntioneO.
A tt)dit of woitha vrlii le jfiren to per"n
rjcvLUii.Jt a ra.al priperty aunjiiutiuat; w ori
ne duihip1.
JAMFS h. PVGR,
' mrrT Atfl'a vi JjafiUi --.iviujr,. ,
LIST OF CAUSES
ritiST WF.EK.
Taac toni":i'.n:ir v. Killincr Bro. A
Co. i
;vlar,careL &n i--" u3 v. J.O Bay and L.
Morretl.
M sea Pfh ra. Jjib. Pletcher.
M1? Fw li vti Jt! Iuic:tn et
Tlcanaa M- re r. SarnTV! Pliiiivtu et ai.
Satun LeniiArt Jaaie iiaiur.
CiliTen 4 On Ktif. O. v. NiMh cit-t .
Henry Mart va. I. Wyanl.
Sitikiiiwi:r vs. w in. H trned.
Critt-hiiel I Hr. v . ,. lUinv.
it. A. aV'ikrkiacr vs. WeUl Srr(.in.
Thi. Malt:) v-i. Pkatn, Uiiuii l.'d
fciiafcr.
4.
ft.
.
a!
II.
Pi
1 IX . t. P Invtf. Frc 1 Habemh'.
14. H. V. B. nti.hfr ". .?.. n , S.a. et. jL
IX li. h;;r v. d, Kf.m i Co.
C in : u-w:.y -'-.iU? i:t -ra-ed anioiiM i t'a-i-nejaafi
ih lt -n i.rt, irr-Tj whiten- . iVh d
V'vn anitl .aWH4tj vv-juio. ApriUatT oel-.
l-"Rj!a'i-n rt) jk :uj4iij (.! rt.orrir'
TctM.ay tw-rrvinv. Uril n,
i it'. J- kiKSER,
'po V t "i r ft CL A ?. f ATI o S .
, Ti.liaKH, tha) Jl.if.,-Va- ia.llVMI U. Hai
i r . . . .,, v. i
i Iri-!.a. ijs:moi to. i.j.t i.....'.B,i 1 er.
mirta-r . l.'TOl i - I la.vi'rt, k.r the trial hi
i. i .i i -....-,...U a
aa.IL!. i. haii.w J.it, ;.l.wav,
A i4 ,jf h9 mm;, OomW, Fte!.n4
Jua a., tn-j C mr:ol tiyv-r.n.1 Tam-nwr ai
Oeneral Jil Ileilwry. for tne trwl of a .aay-vai
t aei oti-ra-aii'i. aa wia aajuiii a. ia,--wp, pare
( issaeu tneir preeeiatt-aivi ts vitras'tta, wr IwM-1
roz a t.'aMirt of 'or .
. r-f-1-.
a"?.--o -ui Qu.-ir-
Cooittv g .St.Lie L-Jtt v iki .. a-rti t tier la
t'a'-tf ;evy k'.oelri-fji,- r.:.i,ni-.;n.iul-
j kuL-v t'.A vh i!w)ikf) ut wrir ytttrwi'cajs.'?Sk k
ki'ia-as-f tniiti-'i wiiich w meir "iBt i- ami ia al
N hali aTsn-rtain t i?: .t wrn.
w.M ur.wawsiiHi3irt vsr rvn t v"T .-nail
in the varl o! S iiM-r-ct I i uat. w or t-a atJ
, . OLU. W. FliF.
tr ee.re rnw , fit A firoera- 3 in I-itv I llnvrV fiiiMy a r-jv-tsrse wr enir
1 I ' 'o-Mo.rfF, Apr. i
Trtu rrt . -- - v
iviviwvii oi wnolcsalo Jewelry House.
Sd fio..riM.f et -.ll.mi liai,,BS' t-ti -. ""''' ?r Ar-nt 1, isrr. r.srU..T zi
; l1,' MON1)' CLOiks, JiUONZFs
vclry, teUver APlatodWmv, Arc. tVc. " "
.Tcvi
' ims ,i nnT,r, IwtUkI
ib.
: '' ' ;
A to., 77
I fc-
1 ,;
In the Vurt of f .tuni i't
Pleas ui .S nienwt County.
Pent!.
w S,Ritti:,ns in pttrtftion :
io Ira V. C-inricI t. t'o- u.tci"im ai -'. oit ,nicl,
y iu are bensy fatifliii tint a Summ -ns n P.irti
iroou:ii vt iiM'O ort it t;, isnn-o Plra iA
mci.A'i cuuniv. With an unu-r ol pAitvaft to
m-oiiv't,;. nj4oi .uitiiK y.u to ai-v.ir .in.i -ior
vi wby jiAr-Li.-r tU'-ttiu nc In- "miWiv tfvWi-t
yA an-j me puhuitl uiiovo n irmi' i, -ti,,v, ttl t
a-rt'jJ nt-5t8 0i 4mU ui Lwi, ti wU :
!-. A ert.i;xi ira-.x d UuU, an-wn al th
I id tirr. "ii u i it, in hemutt 1 VUv..t.nrif,
S.iuiurwil'w.,i'a., omininib acr -, tu-.m uc
.l wi-i.-h aiA-ot SO Aurca a4-e deartMf. wau u
inrna -e, emtrie. hm j, nam. ldacfc-udth nm
nn-t other out ;uikunir tiierevn nrtrifatr timi
Mi-t ft tne rait road tvtn- and i-vw iu ,VUi.
1 Nuaie aluresaM.
Nf. i A tH.ru in trae of Un l kiiuw.i a
VUer trait. aiiutte in Sut11iniE..n p.. imi,.
taminic i'.Rt rtt-rp. tn.-e or U.-, !jiiuinff o.
iaitus t.ii Stusfk-r. Jun W i t, ct. ai.
So 3. AeerCitu traet of lacu kn-wn n the
lao iirum irm. tu iho Tp., atiTtrtalo, rvii
tnli.inx lftA arrea, ir.'r 4.r le-.-, aUioimnv .'-.. i
auu 'i. J em Aunui SuVvier. ef. ui.. aiiuut joo arrea
vl.r, wiiu a houto anu hum iIrtwhi rrmLl.
No. 4 A otnUi iraet atmw aito J-.ha
il.traiu. trcu HituAie In iHo tuwoinp aivrvi.i.
eit t Hilling iWih-fi-, m-r'r h'tv, !,ut :t at-r4-s
wiclia boasmrH ttt.tMw fht-n-twt erH-;.-,i.
ao oiiiiujr, iwiiu oi W iu. i'rutuiiiao, i rc?ier, litm
nri a v.t.. tt al.
.No. a certiin tra?r of lan-i km-wra us tla
k tarm, iiuiate In to lowntaip airrtraki, r-m-kiiuiuz
'ij acreo, mi'TV r Irf, :itu; arrr
ctc.trt, aUi.iu1.u4 iautis ot J:a Ciajk, Jco
Brut. t. ai.
No. a. A certain tract nf land ril;ti:se in Weil
ersonr. o.r., uiet Co.. Pa., kikwu a- tne
t4rc!i Shailcr tract, and C4.-Htin i.i ttu tmf-
. 1. CtiUir.ir.ic 'i acrea, tn-ire or -. on
wimu ia en-ctJHi a h--u.- vm other nt buiiotns;,
aO1 tiuing inml vt J. ti, iinuiiaui, et. aL
.No. A partt:. vi toun-i coulain.ag two
acrcrs more or lea, adjiniuK iSa 1, at. at.
i A lot. ui ifroutini a)oiuiiiii .No. I ou tbe
0"rih-e,, a ire?t on tnemrh X-. 4 in tbe
ajrm-wvst, ojtuinD Jo iH-p aus. with awaui
Ujw thcrti-n dtt-.-ifu.
t 4. A Vt ol tTTHiund adjolnlptf lor Xo'n. 1
ni :i, cfiiuuiiii vi port'hea, wnu Iraine tooufo
iheTL-on trt'etcn.
So. a lot ef xr--und adtoinhtsr lots V. 1 and
4. i wi ano n. a. cmiiuiai.it ,o p-n ii", ua
which tlicre i ert,-iel a lruno iiuuse.
w. 5. A k-l tr uii i at )uiiii!. NV. - and
5. tini a in.-et, c.iaui:!:-; t jK-rt-Uv-, on w;u.n
tntre i- frtsrtya a trakw u.-u.-o aaluiher out bail-. -
A". 7.. A af ijromiii, ftd.joininar a street und
Xo's 2 an 1 1, c-jtitaiam .k pt-rv-nv. on winch totrr
w erwtoft a Irrute uweiimif n-.u.e a:vi ouu-r 1m
urut'tuivnft. . S. A lot of jtpmn 1 adj-dniax a itrcet, N a.
7, aft 9, win Aimuic W perviw on wM 'li thr
i." i.T.i'iea a ir.iui; owaitui and tstV-C iuoiuvj-
o. 0. A hit of ifnaind at!,oIniL n street. No'.
S ana i i"tm.uinii .ti jr-ii j ui HOiUiid, n v r t--:
tliere b erected a irAiuc twL'ihni( :iiUt ami other
tuipruv client.
tsK lo. a lot of nmtid adpdniux lot X". r, a;n!
LhiuieiMcAalJy, containuiH 4 tsrrrbtri.
N". . a ct-rum tract ol una V1""' part !
the Htui;in lam, .itf ate in tii!? t'.mr.-thii tre-,-aj.l,
etuEamip- iwaiToi, nure or less, ot wtiicit
thro aro imu i" atrt.- cieared, aoliUi. Irtn-i
o4" .Nv, X. Jt-f? Cook,et. al.
No. 'X a crrtaU mts-ie of iDaii I aitnvte in
w ellT!jursc tfirvuh, ?ui;i:rcL r'a..cA'iU;i:i-
taieou-aa aura, nK.ro i.r witu a lnu? aL-i
!i!de thereon toru'-'Loo. '.Uwied t itjLio -ru-.l
on tnc jurh, uuruet -UiaAn.ily ou ;;ie w-t, al
ley on lUet-ast.aiid ,ii,J iro tne n'tft)..
N"o. l'J. A certain irat ot Limi Umiwa a- a
fwriol iha treor'o vVa man xr. ci, ntnate In th'
Urtvuflitp aluresitui, cvumuon a-m. nie vt
it. aoioinuiK ryd'unmi knijr. i;ia : w arrat.-d.
ib me naiafl ol Catherine Vv evman, t ji
N-f. 11. , A cen.iiu tract oi Uno S"n a tho
An-ler-v-n lands. ntuute in ie ;uwa;np :i(i.r's.ud.
ctwUiiitutr 4oU arret, iue t.r Uaa, aitjotLliJt; NVa.
4 ii(t l'J, vV't'x XruUt-iaau, et al.
o. ;i C'Saitiuk( et all ih miner.'i-'s, tn'ner
al ritfUia. ana puvutrtfva, iuaift unr a ceri.i.B
tr.i' t oi iauo. i dilate ui tuo i-iwu.iiii al.-r .nn,
omiaiiuuif l-'rtt acre, niwivur lew. iiK-muifmU
iiuul uuitTUioUrm (Ktujuea bv Jtr"- VjuJ,
.l;ui!im lunos uf N'n. Au i la, "il s.utrr, et.
al., wuo Uia a(fiarteaMiiee.
1 he .if.-f).i;n,t i ikm '.v aut!A?d to upcar at a
Court oi Common Pr a to m held in u-l ! r the
Wnty oi S-'torirtj;, at Srioier!i, on MavUy the
l tiny of Aiiril o'.xt, to nw ratine wny p-tri 'iit-ft
Hinui icK bemaue rwtween you and tne pUj.ud,
Lhe njmed aj--irdiflii; tit law.
Jhu.W. riLE.
Feb. 21. .Sherill.
L
EOAL NOTICE.
la (he Diitriet Court of the I'sked Slalen. !. r
the Western Dntri. I .!' feniiiv-.nin. liit.loli h
J. ilatlr and John tiriorson ol r.on-r!it tounty,
fa., tuaakrr.pi under the A. t .,1 ti.nare-i.il Mara-h
l. litiV, havititt .t'tiii.f lor a di-ti.irve lrtta Mil
the r .ieht. an J other ctttm nntTuhte ander id
Ai t. I.y order ofthe tJonrt. inal'-e in !ieny rn'ii.
to all jN!r.-a.OM iiilerefiteil, to aopt-nr on thc'-JOtti n-ol-.Mareh.
H;7.at l'.'li..-k . A. M.. ovt-.n S.iuiiv.'l
HarjT tat.. Kr-Uti-r m Hunkraj.tev. at hi 01
4.'.'. S '." li:itiu.iul St, muliurit, fx., to k!.v
am.-. Jfttiey hare.whya Di-tarv;.! stv. tii I iv.; l e
grualed to the said rl.inkrupta.
S. vj. AUt.'ANDUS.
Feh. I h-rk.
P
h olography
erpsloates
Nati:nal Greatness.
On d'iv n S4t,Teonpk iftrp f the Cntmd:il
Eriiidriju sent p"?n pai l t loy aldrri o r-tit
of 1 ur v.trif t" ii: lud ait tie t'liii-liru-.
rnmn is, ti:uary. and o'hr neaaMfal ihmr -itiuilrd.
1 tuaetiiptt.uy tuwl de muboriLy Ui ms
Knitoirriiphb? art within the Kn.un-! ia
Uiddintrsoi tne Ckiteuiai. KiiiiBinoj.
Amrl -ar. lvioM aernre w valu, ' eil"-
ti n of ii tit hen 1" pi'onn-ri i t'e wthnJ arr-it-re-jwot
their own iTtt
P!ira?ic j IVofitable Prenorit.-.
Car tie Vldte. 15 enr: .". x 'o rm: A x
'W.'tieai-h. itihfeu" "rnt for rftreeevnt fttaiai.
For nle hy all deal r? sad bfjuki:" Add re?,
(Wiii--a: i AdviniFi PaiU .eipldii, Pa
Nov. .
A GcoJ Chance lor to SliM Mai '
A FARM FOR SALE.
Sirnr.'." ahr-at one mVtt from Otitfrr'c . iN.n
taiitiix h ' ares, a line riclt wil. a lanrtr ne t
r.tra i jfciik batn and .lw:i:ini; huw. As a
fruit frm it fanif.t he ex-id HM enramlr a it
di'4Wi'i(iite apple tree.-. an abandHW t.l otn
er I ma. As a om.-y farm it Ma t n iin-. a it ia a
fni.e ir"m a thriving itunu!a'mriiz tfWa. an-l
h:t. wait.r in evMj- ticid. rtsni -i.
hiUp two hati'lred yari( fron ha.. ;iul tho
ran?;" of a zond tvt-Miuy,
TKKiS One-th",: to p:irhe ru rt-y d.-wn.
and the bol inrfVr suit pun-reiser.
Jan 34. Cuw. i Ht ;l .
1
UAL NOTICE,
T tti B'.af hf. Aniva. l r.
H..tan;i Irtormamad Sam
vri k". (Kiacer. rns In mrf.-t i' n
P.. Sarah interiaarrted wia J-narbiin Lv'-n-.
re-MiDi in Fayette fa, P- iiari Htfjener. r-d-ar;
j al ti-rfiTT?iHa-, X I.. In iI, Herjr-.STtt-elaaJ
JeremUU lwener, rit'ltiK Jn
CU . iillU04.-W n
X n are henhr ao;hW that in puraoati-w rl a
wri of pMrfhtf a, ont of :he i rpn.n' C n rt
tit eaeraet 4 Pa., 1 wai hunt an !iutte-t oa i he
vu.A ts4.iie of H enry lJ4-a-her. (brenmr-:. m MtU
d mm-reek t'p., at hia lar rMlnc oo Itinrs.),...,
Xhf thiiy'd .lafo, U7;. wnti yrjaaac ivUti J
uu UuuK pr-rir.
Jan. 31. bbrrilf.
SALE.
Vjfvse.!aaft
o lh(:ert of f'a-.mma-n Plavt. of
.LtriKtOi.l'i. tiie arKiemiini. .WMeifcee ail
litforrfe Ark''raiiio, will ?il xi f,urili.- .naie.-.i-,
I'riloy, March 23. 1.8 1?,
at 1 oVT'k p. m..ftn the nr3j' aith riucnr
of 0irae A.-kterRan. 'nfaruiahfniai 1p. tow
loiit.aia d.VTil4 itikl etLate, rix :
N . 1. T-o ffUtri larm. cntnbirz 7T
icrf, DsiLB ia tueWvihoDlnv TpM all eleirMi
and j.a tt';-i Waio ol iuiiivtuh n, wi;h hou-e.
Um. alwp. w.rf-Boa. orrhr! al ten an of
ma-Uow. Tbia lano i4i the lurripta rmt ie
in irom Stoj.town to L-dr.rd aad is a vr de.r
kbie bomn.
).2. A tract of land in Shad s "Jp., l inz
H -tinr Kw.n'i!. PTe I-- t-Hra H-k-pde nod
uiiiara. e-owtawin ?! acna, well timbaxed.
T .Tu; i!uvlt; ; a liy v i9.
AP.rfAHA i LAMBEHT.
VK-4a - Ahx.
OT1CE TO STOCKHOLDER
,Ur,irao TiiKjii.i'.ilKui. Kgjiito.)
K aiie, Li 'oer-7 iitven lht in aitaDce wi'ti
tholhur". B-Lw. of thi r..mpnr a
kxjrit .Veeiuiic ol wwaowinerawiil h, chI at
tne -,i-e ot ifc. n-.pi.ny in the -a "( S -il
leniet Mawivi. JdnirH aeiii nev,
1 toUie Bt-nrjol lJuc!';. IM-lif .
ii? a.. it
an'ree furtive
I snr r'i"' "' '"
lenwina yr nl Kar the tnn.etio w mra
, l'"'" - V1 h'at b:4 '-
!
) "JiAAli SaTOTf .
f JU ataxwtary.
I . -
fC( ' win atari ya la on.
ana o a wctk wuiiii eipi-
i TiM iaatcate Devaaava Stadasu Mr (.Mere.
B-um, Pr fe.-i(iii Vbo Ji.-B ti-. d,
I T-aeaieiw. Iieatiim efevn !. -V,foh
a.'. u4
y 1 W
; run. Mi
. n-a aiot-rt. Hna tT a atttaWga,-.
1 JONATHAN A. 31,
I lec-, au. -ie. P
T T HI f ItifM ' ",irf " l.lri WS;tol'K.'iUtlu,. t, .
; - tTtM hy rttt.tmrs!i a htfesah, i,rc.T,. "-y I nix rttt tiAJtaha,
i T KUAL NO TICK. o
4... .,
1 " ' v;;" f
I Ira t'anSeM.
W(ol -.I.Hy, fluat.kMlh '-'-"'"',. , .ra-rri
W"m r.i . . . .
iifih Avvnm, l'll(.hrC,
IIF.KIFF'S SALE.
a't ti!ua !irfi!i. i wui sst-tai ... .i .V. " :
' rvo-!-. t.
Fr
iti'jo.Mmk it; in;
til. '-'.i.Tj.r.jf,
vi'.'-"-i'.!uf Ual s,i.
lest. i. hi l.ni , -,.. ?
rr - r
li'rl. nwe..
.v..i.,e,,,lil-t.,WMi.ha;f, (, u of r..ur,.t
-'" "".iHa,,i. i..,...f ill";
111 XSlltliSI 1 et (, ,
:rJV',.V:V'.''',:'J:u'' M 'iivr.Vu truW
A.
mi,.t,,i V"a km t the above
be u 7.1 J" "'"'' fep.m-tua,.Ki. T n,u.,
mentor s.ti.nrt .If ...im ,n-i m. dw w,; h.
a.wvM.4a until ta p.,,,,
r, I'tUKviK wr. 1'ii.K.
Sherill
J KUAL NOTICE.
i'"my- H. L.tidt., ,'
.rh hiiii.i.ur. , ,
hnoil. Ltst:e U.:i. r. i I
h i li'.UMuri ir tmini I
nn I Un. ls ,i, John i
Uai-MMUn. ofir- nd 1 -..t
In tu. von wt'
I 'nii-.. ..r
..ui. Tmt'..n:ur.
P:v.
rvi.t.eni.t:.noi riat ma
Ait M writ
of fiar-
i-ir. ns. .ir., ,it.,..i.. n. j,.
Huialiuuirh.
K Iwin Ieil jiid U. lir!n.r
UtloO.
To II. Her-hi-
" one ot tho detondat k,t,-
caiiipii.
Mr.uJT.1 ',i'''1 " " writ ol
rtttl.u. l,..-d ..t. . m. c.,.irt ,11 C,.a,ni..n Flea,
m' ' lt ot f.ul.i.,h.B
... m- ..irivted. coniauauiin t .oi-iir 1U1.
;h.w .0 p ,.. ...it, t":&
n.ime. ..1 the '..ll .wit.-i tan.!, ui S.-mer-vt Coonty
r-."." ''-l,""-;'-' yuan l lb. Ui
parite.a.H.vea.vaie.l i-aher au.1 m.iir..lmi ....
Hi:
Aeertaatiartnf land in t'rn-.nvilKi t--.wa.tiii,
.s..lll. rtt,. p,, . r,.t,,,ini h,ra
etj warn.nte.1 ' iBIhenatrw or A.Uro K'ler -mv)
l-it-tiii t"il.!M,.irt nd Witt. Uih Aiil.
. ..1 ar hi.y n-4iifc ... ,,-r-., ,t . ,.-
-.mm .11 Us. t,, ly. h..l.ien 1.11 in. -i vt ... ..,
.ti.nl next. at mn..,w,i .vrt.'io
yoaan.' iwaid parlie. aiMi'ium, .
ion OeT Kn
.K.Hll.l ....
b-'iuj'ie.
OF-lthiiE TF.
I'tl.E.
Mi-ri.-r.
iVo. :
rnt'STEE'S SALE.
xiy T-.mie or :m or!-1
r.:!irT rit .Somt.r'"t t:.i.. l'
wl'l tw e(NMM. i.i pn;.!i
Aiir jlifuy In., on
ine' -.;t f irr:.f,'in.'
l..toiu- iiurvi'i!,' Ilii-rv-Mii
, or. vht' t.reiiit'.- ;-i
SrJurduy, Marih II, 1 S 1 7 .
hof..ll. trinx,ie4-ri:w.iniFM.uel.tie r.o
ert j . i .l.it.n l.iir, iivii.-1.
A triK-im la.v.1 dilute In Allegheny Tf -on
t.umna ::. nmt ; roheh a,i , iai..l.(
Pol,.r r.n.-rlt W. V..1. .V..i . Unniel Al,!l,r. H.-nrv
trntf D . otnwx. t,.it i:i el,r,, j,
4rt-n 111 wndow, iiiiins thatei n n-. it -.1 t...
""r ,dw.-l!inir .m. ank i..irn i.t
T I' It. VIS: ihir -t ti tr.t fU'r iruient of -; und
ftln-.s t. r.-rtim Ufti' 011 1.! n
i-t lir the. um, ol U10
tn.rl r kaUr.ro to l ,,:,,! on ,r
tuaii..5 .1 Mle. anil tiie retnaiailer in trni ,.,!
:mi tuyns-nt. h e.-ure. taituent
r.11 (.i-r mil. ..I n.nd wutt '.. I.e uim . -...n .
lr.ny it kni.-kiMi df.u. 5nie v ntiutvoa M I
o v-.m-k p. in., of v it ,li.v.
ji'ii.v y.owRsv.
Feb. :i.
l'En.-4ee.
A
SSIUN EE'S SALE.
IniV wi.l tMiamtoMie ..y iMU.iiu imicr on tne
i rnilij, m .VUcsiii.ijjr 1vv., Sooert Couutj
' on
SofurJfiif. Mart-h 17, 1"77.
the fiiltowina dtiwriiv-d eal entate. ,li.
.Va-i'rtiiiu IniAl ait laud -liu. in AltiiVe
t..n'hi)i. Sniiwrt eountv. Pa , i...ntinii.i m
iiere iu.e air lent, of erku-ta are 7e .!
.-lrtred ua l Ui .nTf . n mt-ikiow nd a a.-i. n.i:e
c.rwli.r.1 ,,rl .iiiar rrit tr-ts tha-re-m. .irh a one
umt one loiii i..ry hair House ari, tmra aiv
i.'lia-r "ur hjit.!:p-4 tiien-on era:.-;i-l. aih.-in..
l.tn.t of ! a mmSer. Samael Wmka-T, l.-i-(i.
VV !ilt-r, iitid Ha-nr hll-r.
Tl:K iS--nie third ol th p-nn'tiane mai.a.y t.i
i e ta.w a 'iy of vue.aane-thiru in ,i.t mucltw'ivail
tiiv. rt ui iifHlur iu -.iiaj ye-.tr.
riaa t.....QjrOi'e !,t"l ii'i'liK-k
ZACUAKIAH T. Lltyi.
fil'i SI. A."ian.-e.
2UliLIC SALK.
lly vtnn ofan iir mart -.ui .. the Cjrt f
f 'ntaoi-n Plsaoi snirt t!tin'y, Pn.. the an
d'TaOi, i-. yivj Uaoiei I. M timf, Wttt
-It i j.ardie i.tve on
Thur.'njt M-nrh 177.
at the Court Hon-, in S.iaerset. Pa., the foih.w
ijIiuIhc real etre
A t ran or parr-el d lami Pituate In Notnerf
lonty. Pn., ntnratnfntc 4ttarrr and .Ti ii-rr
more tr lew. aohUio twavMof liwanl riovner.
AM)." ny A - b . S.iraii Harnett, Franaim knoaa
Cyma ?w mU, M-nrr fil, and (tt'icr i, witii
om- niT-. Iv-bk.- nl iiarn ; lfKta wniti Id
rtinf.iri wWt; with hue tiinocr iux m -sil ira-t
lar..
r KM S:fne -thirl In luud, anc-thirt 'm l
if'uit . and onrhirt m .je yr fn-m d.ra 4
! wih m:ertnt i n ail Xfirtd pavmaota lr.a
oayntie. 1 went y i.-r cent, ot kanti aaoaey t
Da oi-l on dsv if
JOHN'H. I HL,
F 'h. Ut; AiMiHre
YMIMSTUATOnS NOTICK.
t.-t.nw L.- WiUan Vttw, hue of Orenii Tp .
l4caeI.
LtrTrtfdvElai?tra( un ntheatTftat hay-
ln-x t---ti jr-iw-. ;,i thy uii-ipr.-'iif ri-vd hy tii pr-p-er
aatfi'iieiy, a.''.! i herHy to'tniw i.
tffntcu i ii tu m il.- In air-iar; tyracnuand tlUa
L.v.i Mlra ft-ain-t i: Wftf j rs- nt th-in uniy
aar.bftiii).t4i f r aetileavul without delwt
n-i.iy. April. 4. I-;;.; ins late re-iej o dt -
eaei.
SAM. K. YAVULf.
FRANCIS HA KK.
Feb. zl AJiainiiar-.vto.-ii.
A
VDITORS NOTICE.
J tixu A. PbiHipid
N't
I" Jutaurr Tvna. I77.
IA
TheM. eJckareh
til t r-yjia. J
H.i.init Nvn Jj'p-lfjted A!iti-r t-r the r:
"ihui- n I o-ii .j Sm-jmwm CuTt. todratrlb
n:e tbe luu 1 in the i.-uurt rctirxt-il ir ai to s im
ib:t-wtan'' ; T- tr f. t and Aim r.n th - 1 srnhr
rufitl-fi thlretti. .Vdicf ia hrby yltfl I
will it t : i f io -tiiJ ouiy at my oibce m . ob Hrt.
P.. n liinrf .t? t b I'.th mr t M irh iT7. it
-itl;iii, P.M.. when jtt ihtmm iteretu may
W. 11. Rl PPF.U
JVh. Jl. Ant"r.
TfTLE
ilHSI.
TO ACCKI'T Oil liM-
JweUib y 3i Lra Aite Add MuJsua, laterBmr
ri with J' hn li. M-.m-'T', s,on M'---n,
AauaO'la K. Man, f--c C JKima a-loi S- m-tr-tt
1 .., Jha MaiOa jx e'nyeua Co.. Pa.
fcit'a heir. Hirry and hm ur M.ttT!.n. !a
sutrruamMl Udtf 4 Morrimm. Kefwe-
tit Jia-' n ...1 i'laril VV t4i:m,rv,;irjtf
,, Pa.. H ..-7t-. ian. Hewry w.ta.
aJ Jwi jisvu tn-jn, liL, Wnaaot
. M rriy-'i 'J7'B ia !- .
Yoi!j:ah're n-jlned appear at ua fff
pi'-yji' "iirt, t t '".li i4 nirrwri M"lay..
tn-i 1ay uf April nt', t ' -rt r r-'H-w ri
re4 eMeH Th"aa M'hI'i. dvl.
at i rf MpprAi-et Ta!u;iiMjn, or iao 4 ' u a I. y !br
ani shuii w be mUU
ahu. w. PiXK.
Fjh.S!. Sfierf.
D-Mi-NLSTUATOR'S NOTICE
uv.e ot iiitui ionr.iatean jiaw oaar .v
iftten ..l a-tniimiair-WMiD on inaj .fjoie e.tl,
havinx beam armnuau to in. aadarsixmal. aoie v..
beroi.y ir,iren iuttaae inaiet.-.au lo it to tnwJuB aie
dute psifinaant. an'l th-e teeing eliadm. ar..nit 1,
to ort etii ina-m ouly aMhatie.ti.1 S.r wAmw
on .viar-h 31. IT; , the u;e re'tiriao, l ue
ca:al.
U. D. U5L3.
Feh. It. ' la.inifrl'av7.
Ii.vid H. Ym
hftvin v. . a -aoi-
ll laie RllUil ll.l-
nntiary ar.i:aviiii.v
al e'tatetoiae nir. for heoetii ol pr-'ii.".
all oeriM inatelKu t the mii H.
Y. U'. .iilltoatr inaDleail.., fsiarlt. d tkoa
l-Atliarf a-lim .ill preaaen. tha-w Ue 'ho .f
trnt ..'..llwrn ' :o.uva, a. mkbm. u lv
larof Mar.
GBKSPA.XULr.il.
Fch. a. Afcia-nee.
A
SSiGNEE'S SALE.
7oTtuy a amleT laaewea a.ot ot in. .wwn oa.
Couiaa- s in d ta.r the County ol .-oa.er.rt.
li.leila.l AhOH-ol KtHah S'- ky. wilt
m-U iipuoio i. io uii- (irea ' W WirT.,
at 1 o -Uia-k p at., '.he Miow i4deer!bed al
'"'.Jrta'm fa-m ntvwti LwhnerTp Ser-
Co F '..iriir.ir U-vi. ra,-vei S. y.a. KetOT
Knil-ivr. j;lh. r. HiUM. U. t-.""-""-t'i.
V i.in', i,oatwa.k Vxm . r.- ei-ti'nln-'
I'W . re. tivre -rr t ikriaa-aj. ..f
. en"irariiJiaUw -lrl. !
i,. -..'.a. iih s iwo-jwry kwdw.iimy harti.
.nrua-hif;rilwaVliPlhi h"1
ttrered j aaowa M :l. fcrtiMninatt 5S
bUlty'-M'Wtti the M', d ) t
.. . i.. ,i.ui,Lj hl!l.; k vaer
m - mMoj he i,:ain nrrk.iL
U.B. AEAX.
a... Tn.ni..w ii.uo
jaytaensn : t"
rh. r.
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