Tiie Somerset Herald.
WEDNESDAY.
Hijt ,wrr-
BtrCBUClI CCTT COMMITTEE.
Addison 8. A.. Dean.
Allegheny Joa BradiRum.
BrotUersvalley C. F. Ravman.
Berlin B. F. Rayman.
Confluence W. A. Kooutx.
Conemaugh Levi Yoder. .
Elklick 4Jeo. Lowry.
Greenville A- J. Sioner.
Jefferson Henry Lohr.
Jenner F. G.
Jenncnown A. a Iveut.
Urimer Joob Zall.
Lower Turkey t-Fred. Dumbold.
Middlecreek-John Boucher,
Millord Samuel Cntch field.
Meyersdele-J. C. Yuliy.
Nonhanipton-D. O. Bowman.
New Centreville Leroy Scott.
New Baltimrre John George,
Paint Peter Hoffman.
Quemahoning Albert Berkey.
feliade Joseph Cable.
rMoytowa-. W. Pugh.
Southampton Levi Kennel,
fruwycreek Jacob i. tgle.
Summit Coraeliu Shoemaker.
Salisbury Michael F. Saith.
Somerset Tp.-Cbarlet Menser.
Somerset Bor Joaiah Keller.
Ipper Turkey foot. Freeman iounkln.
I' rains J. 8. Sutherland.
Welleniburg Michael Long.
OFFICE TO BIS YOTSD POR.
One person or District Attorney.
One person tor County Surveyor.
One pen lor Poor House Director.
The Republican Primary Election m
be held on Saturday. May 26, 18.7.
The following
the meeting held on Maj 4lh 1 8.0. are
still in rorce and are published for the in
struction ot those holding the elections,
"lit. That the poU" Pl'ned on1
the usual places of holding elections fixed
by2d.W That the Republican voters oJ each
district shall elect their member of the
County Committee and the two additional
officers to hold the primary election.
3d. That when they were not elected
at the previous election, the ccrr.mittee
man tor each borough and township, shall
select the two other persons to assist in
holding the primary election in Uicir re
epective districts, and the comamieeman
shall act as Judge and make the return ot
election. .
4th. That the committeeman be re
quired to make a list of tbe Republican
vWrs o the borough or township in
which he lives, and have the same present
at the election, and designate thereon
every person; and Many person not
named thereon be judged entitled to a
vote, his name be added to said I list and
the Jact stated, and that the said list be
produced before the leturn judges when
they meet. . .
5th. That all Republicans be required
to vote in their proper districts.
6th. That no person be allowed to vote
unless known to have voted with the Re
publican party, or who can produce salia
factory evidence ol that fact,
fc The return judges must place the re
turns in the hands ot the Chairman on or
before Tuesday evening. May 29th.
J. G. Ooi.tr,
. I. Sccxl,
Secretary.
Ch'm. Co. Com.
Ice -cream to toe front.
Fnoos are now in season.
Pbcoratios day to coming.
GrrfliE may be expected next
Soda water is beginning to bus.
The "Blue Glass" wait ia the latest.
The buds are beginning to shoot look
out
Upward the course ot wheat takes it
way.
2 00 pounds of Wool wanted by Geo.
It Parker.
The second of May this year brought
with it snow.
Cardixai. red parasols will be the style
this summer.
Soda tou mains are expected to pan out
big this year.
Short of change the man who has
but on shirt
The lilacs will soon fill the air with
their fragrance.
Bed bug poison and seed potatoes are
in the market
nioHEsT market price paid fur Wool by
Geo. R. Parker.
Of G88 Inmates of the western peniten
tiary four only are female.
Bare ball appears to have died out as
fur at Somerset is concerned.
Somerset is at present the dirtiest
town of its size in the Stale.
Htm book thieves carry on their bus
iness extensively in Altoona churches.
Four young boys fishing between the
Stnystoan and town bridges on Sunday.
Fuvk up and going higher.
Cook A BnsBTe.
Miujkert at Fashion Bazar.
Mna. Jab. B. Tredwkll,
Ko. . Mammoth Block.
tWl have to fine Alderney calves lor
sale.
Joviaic Sbafer.
Now the good little Sunday school boy
pockets his fishing line and starts out lor
School.
Bora I put in the water. ued (or wash
ing gingham and highly colored prints
w ill preserve the colors.
Lat off your flannel. Ex.
We won't do it wewae. to be clothed
with more than charity.
EriwoFAL service will be held in the
Good Templar s Hall on Sunday, May IS,
IS,,, at 10 A. M. and 7 P. M.
Gekts' summer Underwear at Fashion
Bazar.
Mr. J. B. Teedweu.
ISo. C, Mammoth Block.
Mr. Jacob Petersor. at Btaotoa Mills,
is still engaged in the business ol supply
ing Sunday schools with Books, Bibles,
Ac.
Call and aelCe your account at Fashion
Mrs. Ja. B. Trrdwkll.
No. . Mammoth Block.
Steers Drug Store ha been greatly
improved by a new cuat of paint Psrt of
the wood work i painted ia imitatkua of
French walnut ; a neat job.
Guts drea Skirts, lanndried sad an
laaDrirud at Faahioa Bazar.
Mr, i. B. Tredwell.
No. a, Maaasaoth Block.
Mr. W. P. Kooser calls "tickets." and
punches in the presence ot the paaseagaire
oa the Somerset A Mineral Point Railroad
tats week, during the temporary aiaeace
at conductor Sanner. Louts hind of nat
ural to see Put there agaia.
Op all tbe good temperance meeting
held ia the county, the Shanksville meet-
fug beaU fbem ll. Tu first meeting
there were 19 persons signed the pledge,
the second night it, aad the third Bigot
84, snaking a toul of 9uo signers at tbara
Dwetingt. Tbe rood people of that h
and Vicinity have Ulea bold ol the work
with a will and are doing a aoble work.
The meet inns were addreiwed br Messrs.
Hay, Srbrock, SthelL Coffroth, Colours. !
The singing, thank to the choir, wa of l
the be. ,
i Xaw Uitof'Niitltwis, Trimmings, Fanry
1 timiU, Ac. at FaMitnn Bazar. . .
' Mna J tl Tinwm .
No. 0 Mammoth Iiknk.
Jo. Danifx is now prepared to do
cardiug and lulling, weaving and spinning
in the ben manner and on the aborted no
tice, at Beam's Fulling MilL He ha
fsken thj mill for three years.
There will 1 no term of the United
State District Court at Pittslwrgn, in
May, nor any aeaoioa of the court in June,
at Williarofport owing to the tact that
the appropriation ia exhausted..
The Siate Tanners' Association metal
HaniMmiy last TutwUy. The principal
ol ject of ihc meeting was to devise means
to prevent the butchers from imposing cut
and wortbk-at bide on tanners.
The Auditor-General has hunted Up a
law pasted in 1649. providing lor the tax
ation of patent medicine and the like,
which be proposes to enforce It has
been a dead letter lor twenty-five years.
Lakd Wauhakts. Soldiers of the war
ol 1812. or otnrs who have land warrant
they with to sell, can get the highest mar
ket price lor them by addressing Col. G.
L. Eherhart, New Brighton. Beaver Co.,
Pa.
Ikimaka, Indiana county, was raided
by thieves on Sunday night last C. C.
McClain's hardware store and W. B.
Hildehrand's drug store were robbed, and
two horses belonging to a man named
Myers, living near the town, were
stolen.
The Altoona Tribune has disKOvered a
day laborer in Coneiu u b bun u ;b who
ia now in bis 8dib year, me father of 23
children, nearly all ol whom are living,
and 42 grandchildren. One ol hi daugh
ters, residing in Massacbeetts, is the
mother of nine boy and ix girls.
. All the new shades for the seison.
Cameo, Vesuvius, Mandarin, Tilleul, ia,
in Flowers, Feathers, Ribbons, Ties. Ac.,
at Fashion Bazar.
Mrs. J. B. Tredwell.
No. G. Mammoth Block.
On Thursday evening. May lOih, the
company recently recruited at this place
will meet tor the purpose ot electing offl
cera and being mustered into the National
Guard of Pennsylvania. Col. Chill Haz
ard aud Lieut Young will be In at
tendance to conduct the election. Don't
fuil to lie on hand. '-
ArrivaloI Spring and Summer Boots,
Shoes and Gaiters at the well known Shoe
Store ot Sol I'hl, Mammoth Block, where
you can buy at the lowest citsli price.
Don't fail to call before you make your
purchases.
Sol Uhl.
Somerset, Ta.. April 25, 1877.
Os Sunday last a bonliand and wife
named Bates parsed eastward over the P.
R. It The huMliaud measures eight feet
two inches, and bis better hall eight feel
eight inches. He weighs 560 pounds, and
site lips the beam at 3u( pounds. They
didn't occupy a special car.
If you desire keeping the grass from
covering the pavement and choking up the
gutter, simply make a strong brine, and
w hen the weeds first appear, salt them
down. This done a few times will com
pletely destroy them and save considera
ble hard work during the summer.
Here Is something for people with
strong understandings : To remove the
disagreeable odor caused by excessive
perspiration, place about two tablespoon -fuls
ol compound spirits of arnmt nta in a
basin of water. Washing with this leaves
the skin as neat, clean and tresh as any
one could winh. The wash is harmless,
nd very cheap.
A salety envelope to prevent tampering
has bten devised. On the flap the words
"attempted to open" are printed with a
double set ot chemical, the first impres
sion containing nuttialls, and the second
green vitroL It' the flap be steamed or
moistened in any way the magic printing
will apiear. Post office clerks and other
inquisitive lolks will beware bow they
tamper with sealed packets.
Cash and low prices is the ryslem upon
which some of our merchants and mechan
ic are now conducting business. The
cah system is an advantage to both seller
and buyer, and the sooner this tact is re
alized by everybody the better. The
merchant can sell cheaper because be gets
pT for all hi goods, and the consumer
can buy cheaper on account ol his paying
the cash.
Evert Soldier. Every soldier, wid
ow, orphan, lather, mother, brother and
sister, should send a three-cent stamp to
Col. G. L. Eberbart, New Brighton,
Beaver Co.. Pa., lor copy ot hia Sol
dier's Bulletin, which contains informa
tion of importance to almost all soldiers
who survive the war for the Union, and
to the relatives ol those who died in the
army and navy.
White, amootb and soft any lady's
hands, arms and necks may become, who
use Glenn Sulphur Soap, riinplesor
other disfigurements ot a complexions!
nature, are surely obliterated by this
healthful promoter ol beauty. Depot
Crittenton' No. 7 Sixth Avenue, N. i
Hill Uaii- and Whisker Dye. black or
brown, 50 cents.
It is found br ornithologists that the
male bird uiigrate north about a week
before the hen, and when not disturbed
in a nesting ground, will return to the
same place for years. Evergreen swamp
are the localtte in which the birds are to
be found first as they are warmer than
other ret'.ons. tlnoies ana Dooolinas are
the last to arrive, and do not greet u
with their song nnlit about May 8.
Ri-st ik steel, All that is required to
take rust out ot steel is to place the article
in a bowl containing kernaene oil, or wrap
the steel op in a soil cloth well aaturateo
a ith keroaene; then scour the rutty spot
with brkkdutt If badly rusted. ute salt
wet with hot vinegar; at lersw Hiring, rinse
everv particle of onckdust or sa.i un witu
boiling hot water; dry thoroughly; then
polish off with a clean flannel doth and a
utile sweet oil. Xc
Soldier of 1812. There are a nuin
her ot soldiers of tbe warot 1812 still liv
log. 'fbey will be interested lo learn that
tbe but Leciklalure ot thia Slate has in
created the annuities, ptittioos, &c, of the
soldier ot the war ot 1812. Tbe act takes
effect from January 1st 1877. and the sum
is iacreaaed to $75 per annum, payable to
the soldier or bis widow, but only payable
to tbe widows as lung as they remain wid
ows of the dtcejaed soldier of the war ol
1812.
This is boose-cleaning time, and the la
dies will thank u lor tbe following, pro
vided it ansa era the purpose. - We find
the recipe in tbe HcuiUiJie American :
To clean paint, take 1 oz. pulverized bo
rax, 1 lb. small pieces beet brown soap,aad
3 quarts ot wau-r; let simmer till the soap
i duaolved, stirring frequently. Do not
let It boil. Use with piece of old flannel.
and rinse off a uoa as the paint w clean.
Thia mixture is also good for washing
clothes.
Am act passed ia tbe last arsstoo of the
Bute Legislature, has been sif..Td by the
Governor, and become a law, requiring
justices of tbe peace and aldermen to rea
der judgment wllbin da days after all ev
idence shall have beea beard. Heretofore
the law required judgment to be rendered
in twenlv oars, sod this chance b one that
sboukl be remembered by all naving sun
pending, or who expect to have business
ot this kind to attend to. It may be well
tor ail to bear this matter in mind, ao a
aot to be "cangbt napping.
Acetwr flower. Tbe most miserable
being la the world are those suffering
from Dyspepsia aad Liver Omplaiot
More thaa seventy-five per cent ol the
people ia the United Slates are afflicted
with these two diseases snd their effects:
such ss Sour stomach. Sick Headache.
Habitual Costivenesa, Palpitation of the
Heart Heart Burn, Ws'.er.bnuh. ruv
ingand burning pain at the pit of the
Stomach. Yellow Skin. Coated Tongue
aad disagreeable taste in tne mania, aaav
ing up of teod after eating, ktwepirita, te.
Go to yonr Druggist. G.- W. BeafUrd,
aad get a 75 cent bottle ofAcooaT flea-'
Ett or a sample bottle IV 10 atti Try it
rTwo sVes will relieve yon. . '
More new Millinery at Fashion Bam
this week. Call aad see it
Mrs. J. B. Trsdwelu
No. 6, Mammoth Block.
Doh't anybody clean the street ia front
of their residence this year ; it might girt
the Iowa a clean and heaJtby ,!ok ae4 at
tract stranger. We don't want any stran
gers hero, because they always contrive to
fat some money ham h a they 1 ar, aad
if we have money, we are apt ut have the
love of money which w are solemnly as
(tired is the ru-4 ot all eviL Now remem
ber aad nader ao eonaideratloa remove an
ash heap or my other pile of robbkh. .
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Hail Stobj. A terrific haU atom
pissed evr Washington, Pa., last Satur
day afternoon, Mnashinc skylight, ruin
tag hot. bed sad filling kitchens aad par
lor with toot . The Dmtig HftrUr say a,
lor a little while rain fall ia torresta,. fol
lowed by such a fall of bail as is seldom
wituessed in this latitude. When the storm
was over bushels i4 solid hail stone as
large as hulled walnuts could have been
gathered, every lump round and solid sa
a bullet
Vandalism. The cemetery north ol
town i a favorite resort lor youngsters,
and some who are not so younz, on Son-
day - afternoon. .Many ot
having: ao respect for the dead nor apoax
enily fear ol the living, have broken down
the shiubbery, chipped the monument,
destroyed the fence, and 'despoiled the
graves of flowers.' Such conduct i rep
rehensible in the highest decree and wa
understand that a number of toe citizens of
the town intend taking the matter in hand
add have these vandals dealt with accord
ing to law.
Si icidk. On las Weinesday the citi
zens in the neighborhood of West New
ton, were thrown into a state of excite
ment ty the announcement that Adam
Baker, a farm laborer, residing' about
three miles east of that place, had commit
suicide by cutting bis throat w 1th a ra; 0 .
W e learn that the deceased had been la
boring nnder abei r.tion, t.1 tie mind fcr
some time past snd on several occashNi
bad made attempts to take his own life.
The deceased leaves a wife and five ch k
dren.
Horace Greeley's advice was "young
man go west" In the language of the
departed philosopher we will say "young
man when you want anything in the line
ot Furnishing Goods go . to PiUilG. No-
wag a cheap uoot, buoe, tlat and r ur
nishine Store, Main street Berlin, Pa.
The west offer no greater inducements
than Mr. Nowag Is offering in Boots,
Shoes, Caps. Shirts. Hoaieiy, Suspenders,
Collar. Neck Ties, Gloves, Jewelry, Ac
There is "no wag" about him, he means
business.
"Short prcfil and quick sales," is his
motto.
O. K.
Berlis, Pa.. April 30, 1877.";I' ' '-
The 30th of May is Decoration Da-.
sod Goveror Hanranft, a Coramander-io
Chief of the National organization ot tbe
Grand Army ot the Republic, has issued a
general order designating JaayiHJtn a
Memorial Day, in which he says 4 , Wher
ever there are no Posts or tbe Grand
Army to lead in the good work, tbe Com-
mander-in Chief, in behalf ot their sur
viving comrades, asks citizens to take
steps to decorate the graves of the s gallant
dead, and secure a proper observance of
the day. ......
"Fkog n tbe mile house.' Tbe
boys have lately taken to a new game,
new to us, under tbe above caption. The
boys form in a circle with their feet set as
tar apart as possible, when one of them
touches another and starts of at full speed,
followed by number two, who must keep
exactly in tbe tracks of the leader who
twists in and out ot the circle and when
ever he can get lar enoagh ahead drops
do n on his bands and knees and passes
between tbe legs of one of tbe boys form
ing tbe circle. Tbe middle ol tbe street
or some other equally doMv place is always
chefl, the boys apiearing to think tbe
more dust the more fun.
Hate toc a coroa ? That dry, hack
ing cough is the herald of approaching
consumption. To check the swift, pro
gress of the destroyer, prompt snd deci
sive measures must be resorted to. A
doe of Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tsr, Wild
Cherry and Horebound, taken when the
coughing spells ceme on, will 'afford Im
mediate relief, and eventually effect a
thorough cure. It will be found equally
beneficial in all forms of throat and lung
disorder. Incases of croup it is of in
estimable value.
For sale by G. W. Ben ford.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker' Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which never fails. Yv
nt
to take, snd requires no physic,
cents.
Price 23
A Wosder woreiks Remedy. N
remedial agent has ever been offered to tbe
sick and debilitated at all comparable to
Hosteller s Stomach Bitters, in cases ot re
millent and intermittent fevers, coos tins
tion. nervous ailments, rheumatism, and
disorders involving constitutional weak
ness or physical decay. It literally ''works
its spirituous basis holds in solution, act
like a charm upon the stomach, and
through the stomach n poo the brain, liver.
bowel and nervous system. There is
nothing in its composition that is not sa
lubrious. It contains some ot the most
potent tonic ot tbe vegetable kingdom
and the juices ol tbe best aperient and an li
bit tous roots and herbs, combined with
perfectly pure stimulating element Tbe
Bitters are peculiarly adapted to those en
gaged in exhausting or unhealthy occupa
tions, as by its use strength is sustained
snd the sbility ot the system to resist at-
i . . i ' a i.ii
mospoeric ana outer lauaeaccs , piejuui-
cmi to acatm largely increaseo. ;
To the rtTBLic. Anything worth re
ceiving ia worth asking lor. Through the
medium or the press, I retarn laaat
the public for the liberal patronage of the
paot two year and respectfully solicit a
continuance ot the same.
I have just received from the eastern
cilie the largest best assorted and cheap
est stock ot goods aver brought to the
county.
Kocoursged by past success, I have
added a lull lineoi Ladies and Genu Jew
elry, Gloves, ic., to my other Mock, aad
now offer for sale at my store room. Main
street, Berlin, fa., the largest assortment
aa well aa the best and cheapest stock ot
Boots. Shoes. Hals, Caps, Ladies and
Genu Jewelry. Fnraiahing Goods. Leaih
er, Shoe Findings, &c, to be found in tbe
county
1 am selling Mens vary beatstoga shoes
attl 73; Mens' good aloga shoes at 11 35
Boy beat stoaa boot at SI 25 - loulha.
best atoga boots at 85C ; Women" pegged"!
shoe at at tt ' Women ' aeweai
inilera at $1 50 : Women' morrocco gait
ers at tl 24 : Women' kid or morrocco
croquet slippers at f 1 ; Mens' very best
butt Creole gaiters at ; Mens nne wnite
shirts al 1 ; bark sheep ahias per dot at
3 7a to ao ; Tampico morrocco, trench,
oiled, or pebbled by the akin at $2 50 lo
S3 73.
All other goods at corresponding low
ngures, cheap lor cash.
All cooes warranted to five satisfaction
Xo trouble to show good. Don t fail to
call and examine stuck and prices before
purchasing elsewhere. .
; tery reapeotlully, . ' . 1
Facl G. Nowao
Bebxix, Pa., April !7, 1877.
l , . . ' mtrn I'H'oj
TOE RlflTORT OT A Tin T A WoiAJt.
It a But an uansuai thing fur a woman to
have her mouth charged with pins or need
les, or for her to convert k in to a regular
howitzer, loaded wim a cartridge of need lee
and pins. An old bachelor might remark
that it were better la many instances lor a
lady's mouth to be filled with something
tangible, though imioied at oae or both
ends, than to Us occupied by the goaaip of
the day. lie that as it. may, we have no
doobt that our readers will all agree that
the swallowing of pins or needles is a feat
not often perlurmed by the fair sen inteav
tionally. However we hear tellofapia
or needle or button, in the wind pipe oo-
caaionaliy. but the obstraclioo alway is
acadentai. la the latl ot 1574, Mr, lun
ula E. Pool, wife of W. 8cou Pool, of this
place, aoctdeaully swallowed a pin. It
lodged in ner laruai, ptnat down ward, her
husband says, aad ia the euuiaa of time
worked down rnto her left aide, thence
acrusstoher ikht side aad back again:
ibei.ee down and up again, over the same
coarse twice. IhcRoe bito her lett SBOulder
and tbeac to h hsaaat, - lanaksdialaty
abuv her breast boae and nnder aar chin.
when oa Monday aftcraooa ot last week,
two eart and a halt after she had swal
lowaal n, it anurawa um sEia, ana anc,
recMgatziag her- taMsneSMos; pailsd it not
The nnstand aavs the -win arsa- -brtrM
aver; llwogh lawful at
r.
could trace V3T. ttnavemcat uf tha vT;isnrses drivea by a colored man In tne em-
irom laa paua she eaperieacad. On
occbimm. when u wandered Bear net aaf
she was thrown into oaaivalainas, which
would laat for dava. Horal Plaa are lav
digestible. The mouth waa not ia tended
tor a pin conbioe. Irerre! aevtrrr. 1
ini otrrica or Jimest.
4 Ws fiva below an opinion as to the da
ties ot juror givta by hi Honor Jodie
Han at Bwtford. It is well that juror;
s'loold know what tlicit duties and re- the acteol, not adjacent toibe gnaadeof
spooalbilifiet are. and we commend it to V institute, snd aoln;c-ied by the scho J.
Oir readers. .-i . . ." . for the sum of $5,000. Work upon tbe
, , . . , , JW baildtng ha been resumed. It will
Tie2mn"w1 of Pennsylvania & occupancy next September.
vs. F. C. A Idea aad George 8. Bamlia. - - mm
Om i aad order of Court ' mltoa Decoratmm DxT.-We hare beea ra
Scott W. Ake aad Joseph .Weaverlmg, to quested by a number of oar citizens to la-
paneled aad tworn in tbe case of the Coin
a ion wealth vs. Aldea and Hamlin, an ia
dictment tor ; teloaiona . embezzlement
Alter being charged, the jury retired to
their 100m oa Wednesday afternoon.
Wot being agreed at tbe hour of adjourn
ment they vera gristed permission to
seal their terJict and bring it into Court
on Thursday morning. This permission
was granted with tba consent of counsel
for defendant.
' By order of Court, made several years
since, on the occawon ot a similar trouble,
no jury ia permitted to reader a sealed
verdict except with consent of counsel,
and such consent is to be considered a
waiver of the right to pull the jury.
The Jury having informed tbe officer In
whose custody they were tbst they had
agreed on and had sealed their verdict
they were permitted to separate about 11
O'clock r. M.
On the morning of Thursday, when tbe
Court assembled, the tipstaff in charge of
the jury made complaint that during the
. ..
mgnt hours eavea-dropper beset the door
ot the Jury roum. aad that he w thrice
sppruached by the counsel for the defend
ants to give him information as to how tbe
Jury stood ; and before tbe jury came into
the box to deliver their verdict the coon
sal for detendanu presented a aritien re
quest to have tbe jury polled, and denied
that be had agreed to the sealing of the
verdict
The agreement of counsel not having
been noted of record, the Court with some
reluctance ordered the jury to be polled,
whereupon the respondenu distenled Irom
the sealed verdiu.
The crime charged being a felony, and
the jury having been separated for a nam
bet of boors, thia diaaeot made it necessa
ry to discharge the jury aad to bold the
delendanu to bail for appearance and trial
at the next session.
And the whole circumstances ot the
case wearing so grave a suspicion, these
rules were granted on the jurors aforesaid
to ahow cause why they should not be
punished as for contempt tor having as
sented lo a veidict in order to induce the
officer to allow tteui lo separate, with in
tent afterward to dissent in Court, and
thus thwart the due course ol justice.
They have put in answer alleging, that
after they bad agreed to the sealed verdict
and sepvaled, they were unable to sleep
by reasons ot conscientious scruple snd
regrets and that tbey could only obtain
relief ot mind by dissenting ; that the as
sent was honest al the lime and not a
feigned agreement to obtain a discharge,
and that they only subsequently dissented,
impelled by a conscientious conviction of
duty after hours ot reflection.
, It this is so, the rules must be discharg
ed. ' If the jury declare themselves agreed
when they were not in order to induce
the officer to permit them to separate, or
if one Juror should declare his assent with
intention afterwards to disteai in court.
Ibis would be a great misdemeanor, and
render the persons liable to summary pun
ishment" Chief Justice Shaw, ol Mass.,
ia Lawrence vs. Suauss, 11 Pick, pp. 501
That a juror might agree without due
reflection, and allerwards have a different
view of the case, and might be impelled
by a high sense of duty to change his ver
d'Ct is true. And such a change Irom
such a motive, whilst it would argue
weakness in assenting, would deserve
commendation. . - - -
Bui ia view of the fact that a mis trial
results in great expense to the county, and
to the whole public who are in attendance
at Court, and in great additional labor to
the Court and counsel, the contingency
of a mistaken assent and subsequent
change of; mind, ia ve.-y much to be re
gretted. ; ..-
- If the idea were suffered to prevail that
jurors are at liberty to agree in tbe jury
room and afterward to dissent in court.
that this is a riichl they have to exercise
at their discretion, it would result in i
enormous expense to the county and in
serious impediment in the administration
of justice. - -
The respondenu, however, deny that
they were approached by any one with
the suggestion "or solicitation that they
should dissent lo uoun. . -And
although it is clear from tbe affida
vits of tbe tea remaining juror aa well a
from the answer of the respondents, that
, they agreed voluntarily, and without be
ing forced into acquiescence br any im
proper means, and after a full ducussion
and deliberation extending from 5 o'clock
to 11 o'clock r. sc., nevertheless under
their affidavits that they changed their
minds after further reflection from con-
acienikMis conviction of duty, there be
ing no positive proof to the contrary, the
rules must be discharged.
The oath of jurors ia to render a true
verdict according to the evidence, unless
they are discharged by the Court They
have no right to separate until they are
tally agreed, a he law requires a unani
mou verdict "And in order to avoid in
terference and causeless delay the jury
are to be kept without meat drink, fire or
candles, until they are all nnanimausly
agreed. a Blaca.com pp. 073.
"If a jury eat or drink at all or have
any eatables about them, without consent
ol court, and before verdict It u finable.
th.
But the more modern practice is to al
low the jury all these articles, and to al
low them tunher to seal their verdict
when they come to an agreement during
the interval ol court and to separate and
assemble when the court sits, to render a
verdict in open court All this has grown
up into practice out ol a spirit ol leniency
aid kindness toward jurors so that they
may endure no more discomlorttnan is re-
ally necessarv.
But the English practice of Uklng a
privy verdict (equivalent to our sealed
verdict) which had begun before Black
stone s tuna, is characterized by him
"dangerous practice allowing time tor par
ties lo umper with tbe jury, and therefore
very seldom allowed. 3 lilac, torn.
377.
And Huston, Justice, in Iluidekoper vs.
Cotton, 3 W atts, 59. speaks of the prac
tice ot sealing verdict aa being used in
some, but not used in other districts.
And It is said in 2 Hale, Pleas of the
Crown, pp. JU0. that a jury verdict can
not be taken in cases of treason aad felo
ny
The Court has power to allow a' jury
to seal their verdict without consent ol
counsel The reason tor anting their as
sent w that the right to poll tbe jury may
be waived. - ' -'
The great expense and labor of second
trials can only be certainly avoided by
compelling jurors to remain together until
their verdict Is rendered in open toun,
unless a sealed verdict is tsken with the
con ent of the defendant aad with a waiv
er ot the right to pott tba tory.
It. aa aliened by counsel, a defend .nt
cannot waive such right in a case of felo
ny, then in such case tbe jury ought iwt
lo be allowed to seal their verdict
It Is ordered that hereafter in cases of
telocy the agreement of counsel to seal the
verdict aball Da la writing, ana accom
panied with an express waiver ot the
right to poll the jury and. that no sealed
verdict shall be permitted la a case oi iti-
ony unless with such waiver er consent.
This may work hardship oa subsequent
jurors, which must be charged ap against
lbs vacillation of taeas respondenu ana
the failure ot the defendant's attorney to
abide by bis agrm".
The opportunity ol tampering viui
jaror la very manliest ine ascertain
ment ut the juror to wnuta awm con
veyed the Informal ia that he ha a right
to dissent irons a- sialid s-ardki, seem to
be practicable by eaves-dropping accord
la c to Ihe UfTorniation given by the tip
staff in charge of this jury. A single
weak minded or corrupt juryman may ne
cessiutc a second trial.
Tba contingency ought to be guarded
aaaiaat II then is no other way open to
te sccomplish it it must be done by refus"
tag to other j ajura, the privilege ot seal
ing verdict -
stole avenargea.
.. . ... ? - By the Conrt.
Wm-Mw-Uall.
.- . v frea'l Judge.
Read mis. Read adverUsemeat h?a:
cd "Jat iVar Tier." .
i (la halurdav last a team ' of yonni
ploy af Mr. Peter friaVyavrtd oaa run
downhilL The chok atraa cat oa of Use
none broke and the collar slipped for-
arard. atartiasT the horse : consequence.
Tkidly mashed boggy and a badly bmieed
gvmmaa of color.
Westers Pcnna. Classic' sad Stientt
fic Institute. Rev. N. B. Cntt afield, act
ios in behalf of the Building Com mine,
has sold all of the property belonging to
ments lor tbe aunrutiriale celebratioa ot
Memorial day ; in accordance with which
it is desired that a meeting of thus willing
to tax.icipate ha held at the arbitration
room on Wednesdar evening- Mar 9th.
Last yiar there was bnt two or three days
notice given and in all probability had ft
not been for th untiring efforts of two or
three of our energetic citizens the beauti
ful custom of having the graves of oar
honored head, who fought the good fight
and rest in leace, decked with wreath
and strew i with flowers would have been
negl. cted. Tne orenizauut was aot by
any mean perfect, but it ia intended on the
present occasion to make more complete
arrangements. Those of our soldier
"boys ' who are yet spared to the world.
Cannot afford to forget the memory of dead
comrades who shared in the march, the biv
ouac, and the fight. It i to be hoped that
(Somerset will not be negligent la this sa
cred duly, aad that the meeting on
Wedueautr night to appoint tbe prorer
coniniiuer mua make all netxaaary ar
ranKia u. UW.lt be composed ot a goodly
number t -rets aad citizens who will
take an interest in preparing aad carrying
wul the programme lor Decoration Day.
To CoxsuxrTrTES. Consumption,
thtt scourge of humanity, is the great
dread of the human family, in all civilized
countries.
1 feel confident that I am In possession
ol the only sure, intallable Remedy now
known lo the profession for the positive
and speedy cure of that dreaded disease,
and iu unwelcome concomitants, vix.
Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitis, Nervous
Debility, fcc., Stc. I am an old fogy. I
believe in medicine. Twenty-eight years
experience as a busy practitioner, in the
best Consumption Hospitals ot tbe Old and
New World, haa taught me the value of
proper medication, botn local and consti
tutional in the cure ot this great enemy
of our race. I have found it. But I am
digressing. I suited out to say that those
suffering with consumption or any of the
above maladies, that by addressing me,
giving Symplons, they shall be put ia pos
session of this great boon, witXeut charge,
and shall have the benefit of my experi
ence in thousands of canes successfully
treated. Full particulars, directions tor
preparation and use, and all necessary ad
vica and iimructiona for successful treat
ment at your own home, will be received
by you by return mail, free of charge, by
addressing
Dr. Jonn S. Burnett,
167 Jefferson Street
lyr. 5-3. Louisville, Ky.
Scpkkstitios. A correspondent writ
ing from Jersey, Lower Turkeyfoot tp
say: "What to do with the mortal re
main of Mrs. Galen, who committed sui
cide by banging herself, as noticed in a
former issue ot the Herald, haa caused
considerable excitement in this communi
ty." Alter lauding Mm. Oaten, he tells of
the excitement in a lengthy article that
we are compelled to omit on account ot its
personalities. The substance of it is how
ever, "that Mrs. Galen was to be buried
in the cemetery at the Jersey church, in
accordance with a request made by her
while in life ; while the grave was being
dug, chance brought along some man of
the neighborhood who objected to tbe
body being buried in the church yard.
Tbe husband finding himself unable to
carry Into execution tbe request of his
dead wile, without doing it sgainst the
will of his neighbors, buried the body on
his own lands. As the news of her death
snd the manner of her burial became
known, a number of tbe citizens had her
remains moved to tbe grave yard. It ap
pcarstbat the objectors sre alraid the place
will be haunted by tne spirit oi tne aeao
woman ; one of them denouncing her
burial within the church yard as a "high
banded, lawless and uncimstian act.
Another has made a calculation by which
he is enabled to show tbst said grave yard
will be completely disgraced for the space
ol 3UU yeara. AoUce has been served on
Mr. John Rush, to have the remains of
Mrs. Uaten removed fiom her present rest
ing place within ten day or abide the con
sequences.
A FlTTEU IIirXDRED DOLLAB. IJCS-
BA.XD. When we went to press last week,
tha last case on record, tllen J JNull t
Lewis A. Crsuse, wss pending. It ia an in
teresting case and will be water An tbe
MuTLhy mill, tor it is a true story. Mr,
Crouse vs tbe propiietor of a hotel stand
in New wdgTOrt wherein distilled liq
uors were duu:nsed in 18.5. Un tbe Z3d
of October ot that year a jolly crowd as
sembled about tbe unpretentious bar. Ac
cording to the testimony the cup passed
irequeutly, and as the night wore ojt they
began to tell upon the imbibers. When
they had drank to the aalisfaction of their
stomachs or purses, and the testimony does
not make the distinction, they aought
their virtuous (7) couches, but according to
the sequel, Jtt r. David K. AU1L the hus
band ol tbe above plaintiff, mistook the
railroad bed ot the P. & C. R. R. for the
accustomed down, and laying himself
down, or propping himself up, on the track.
went to sleep, unconscious ol the approach
oi the messenger ol dealn, on his way
from Pittsburgh, at the rate of thirty miles
an hour. Tbe next morning be wss found
a crushed and mutilated mass of flesh, un
recognisable except by hn clothe.
The widow brought suit against the
proprietor of the hotel, Mr. Crouse, for
damages in the sum of $5,000. General
Koonu. ot Somerset, and Russell and
Longenecker were counsel for the ptain-
titt, and Spang. Kerr and Keynoids lor the
def t. The trial occupied considerable
time and the cise was ably argned on both
sides. The jury were out fourteen hours
when tbey came in with a sealed verdict
ot fifteen hundred dollars damages for the
widow. A motion tor a new trial was
made, which will be heard at a special s
sion of Court this evening. Crouse, the
landlord, it is said, is not worth a cent,
but his bondsmen. Meesrs. Dominica
Linck and Greenbury Devon are respon
sible. With all due respect and sympathy
for the widow, it is a little rough that two
innocent man should suffer for the wrong
of a third fiarty in whom they had confl
uence lor lair dealing, and witn wDora,
with that belief, tbey entered into bond
for tbe fulfillment ot the contract. It is a
lesson, however, that the landlords of the
country may study with profit, also the
bondsmen of landlords. tunjara iafa.
rtr.
Tat unprecedented feat ot waltzing; Ave
boars wilh-ait iniermissin was performed
in New lorn ou Friday night laat by
Prof. Paul Carter, lie the boa wait,-
iat
HABBltUO.
DUPSTADT KELLER. At the res
idence of Mrs. Canada, ia Buckstown,
May 1. 1877. by F. R. Rankin. Mr. Geo.
Dupbtadt to Mia Jennie J. Keller, both of
BtonycreJi twp.
IrlEIf.
ROS9. On Ibe 2nd of April, 1877,
Peter Ross, agedS years, months, and
8 days. - ' ' '
FARXAWALT. Xear ShanksrUle,
April J, Hannah Farnawah, aged 23
earn.
seaiun atAjtatanr
Uorrertad by )ooa k Baaaiva.
DtALeae re
CHOICE GROCEMES, FLOUR 4 FEED,
Apple, dried, , I
Applebatter, sal .e0U
Braa. 10 a M
Bailer, W Bi (keg)... lSyB
Batter, a (roil) at
Baehwheet, at baabet is
Meai, wv a - ,,. 84
Beeawax. h '" at
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EKa,ai ooa
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flaxeaed fl bw (M )...
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Haais, (acarareai ai m
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aher, red sole, fi a , ,
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MiddlacfrWlMtr, W
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Mail, I. A, f) beexua.
OifBawaaal A .tam Mt 1
' Aavhum, sr tck a..- $4 l )
avJegtaTt yOihtirW "PI e.aae.eeite '9'' '
wLatt
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Tallow, at a..
Wheat. ba
Wast, tj B..
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Showing the fgngktB amount
erset. State of PMnsylTania, for
ough by the taid Valuation.
utSTfttOTS.
AttrfttaW
AllnrhMV
Rvrlla Homarh-.
Brotttararallcjr
Comnaash .-
Conflaaaca Smash...
KUtltsft.. ,
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Jaaaraoa
JaBaarriB Boroack ..
Lartmv
Lowar Tarhayfoat.....
MMdlinrsih
Mllfcra. -
Mayersdal ItHrasah
Ifsw Ovaurrtu Baratga.
ITonhaaiptaa
Not Bafllmr Baroack..
Pala
QaMuhoatna
rauanaiT
Hlu4..'.
Soatbaatptaa.
sioayanas
Rtoyxowa
Hawaii
Vpfwr TarkvytHA.
Vntaa Raul ...
Wattarstwa
Total.
Wa tha nndersisraad 7omminaionara
Talaation of tbe aevarai object made
Witneaa our baida tkia 25U daj
Maya
pUELIO 8 ALE.
"Vr vlttna of aa order toenail by tha Coart of
Oocbbmb Ptaa of SoanraK Vo,, !., tbo sudor-
iinnoit Aansaosor Wsa,Moraawiacuat pa-
liesalo,oa . .
Wednttday, May 30, 1877,
at 10 o'clock, a. au, sa th snaitois, ia Moyor.
4alo, Pa., tho tolli fa vafmati roal estate, vis :
No. L. Uh lot of (ma ollaoto ki MororaOolo.
Pa., kaotra oa UM giaiial Bias of said owe a
lot D, aad froatlae; aaoat a at oa Coatro wroot,
adjotaiac lot foraMrly owaod bf M. A. llsator,
havlnc a food twootory fnasa Mid tag wlUi a
om-aury oztoastsa ttMrooaoraotaa.
No. a. Odo loc of srovod cltoota la th m od
dltloa to said Baoifti of oydalo, oa Ibo
tooth ldo of f?TaatJortyClrsik. aaowa aa No. 7
on plaa of said aaJltloa, kavlaa; a two alary hajoo
daolliosj, ataMo, aad other oaihaildtags taonoai
oroeioo.
No. a. Twn lota rraoad kwwli u No. S tmi
ia eald aoVlitloa te Ifoyervdai Boreaa, adjota-
fas lot No 7, above desoribos.
No.. tJ lot r eroud ke wa a lot IV. 10 te
sald addltloa te taa Mweaah m Heyendalo. ad-
jotnlag lot No. . shore desttff d. oa which there
Uwrected a larse eeaaie two ory tram SweUlac
, To aoeutrty win be Said dWoetod ot aU lleoa
TaiiiaT 1 f mini of aeaTraas saaaev an ma-
rnatloB of aaio ; OBe-thlrd ia sis amtlw, aad
eoJaao ia oa year, with faAoreetoa deferred pay
nanta. PayaMats to be leered by ladaaMat
Botes. Tea per ent. of psreaa asoaay to be paid
oa day ot sal.
W.H. Kt PPEI . .
Mr a Aaelaaea.
TUBLIC SALE.
dlreetloa of th Osart af Coensaoa pleaa of
net (.Vk. P the aaderstarMd AJetnee of
Oeorge Aekenaaa, will aU at public sale, oa
Friday, June 15, 187T,
at 1 o'clock, p. am., oa the prvads, ' af ra reel-
ueorwo etcaw , ai inioiag
fueWwlac daettibed real estate, Ti :
Twp, the
No
o. 1 Tbo iaetad ftkrai. centaiDtna- T3
acrea, ettaate ia Qaeamahaalag rwp aU ciearwd
aad ia a good Nat of eaitiraUaa, with a ae,
bara, aaop, wood-aoaa. orchard aad tea acre of
meadow. This farm is oa the larapikr road laad
iag froa Stoyatowa la BedtorM, aa Is very de
dr bio home.
No. a A trart of lead ettaate ahd laTp..ad
joialag Hoary Keoata, Pierce Ibr. Vyrae Berke
pile aad ethera. oeetaiala; Si acres, wail Uasbend.
Tenas ssad knows oa day of sale.
ABKAHAIC LAMIUT,
AUy.
ASK YOUR TINNER
Or Bardwar dealer tor th
New SteRdari Euaia4CPretMrv
iRi Mil;
MadeoafyKy theStaadard afsavfaetartag Oe,
Ptueberf , Pa. Erery ItaUle euae of eaet tcaa,
warraated aad gaaraateed aot to eeatala aay
ai or aay ether pihuaiac autter waat-
Maj.
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A. STATBMB1TT
of the Assessment and Valuation of the several tov.-ihip
the triennial year 1877. Also the amount ot County arid Ku:
.
i J j r !
$ S I? il i; -
J I ' j LlL; --.J
... t:im 1,M at fa "-' .t nw j .;
t mm x m 42,. ' iVi Ul.TJl 1 4IS
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Tw se.w w.;i t 1 rs .
" u ix 4 sa-jM iaa u a.M n ii au:.
'I m 7.S4A lSOO .rU IV 50.l7 1SJT M,
ISM UK3 SM . IIM 1.1 .! 1 M ! tt
JUT 1.T . SJH t'Ji 1SS.4TS , SHOD W
""; S. MUl ! 17.A 1LJBT MS:1 11 ; iS'
" SO . tl' j T71 ! 14 l M0 1 11
,,08, SM S.S0 (.em ri II.SW i
- it.t ktt.tm cm I saw su ' ' v.i ; as i us
Mm Mrns ,! I ,44 . in lo.aiw i ! . 3.M ' m
' 2'.' . I M. IU. T.W SVITS ; SS.O tw.
" M l.SM 1T,4 LSD I '. 9 21.1ST ' iJ
"" l.s MM sast J I asTM:' : T46 ,
. ............. lm tsl$ . 4,11 as na ; ' a
-JxlTS KMWt S.11S ,W S9 VSk.aW : 4UU I w
j j J j j j j . j j ,
of Somarset CouotT certify tba aVova to be a correct statement of tbe ar?rea va!ut .,( the A-.uirrt
taxable by law for County nod State
ot April, 1877.
A SSIOXEE'S SALE.
. .
"V vtrta or aa onier lanoa oat w " vwt
7 . OT r7 7 I vTZ? -.il
aodortlaaod aMixaoo of .loon M. Ham ill
m U Ol MMKHJ OB IM pVOIBJJOS,
Saturday, June 1877,
at 1 o'etoFk. B. bl, tbe foUowtaf daatilbod real
44Totw. vii:
A eoitala tract of load ittaata la Soawraat I p.,
BoaMnotcooMr, Pa., adjotaiaa Undo of Oooris
8banr, Isaac Delta, Cbaoary LHckn, aad othars,
coBtataiacllo acres, BMr or less, a boot 44 seres
s oar. It acrac la no tow, wtlh ooo aad a half
story too; aoaoo. tog; bara. aad outer oattMiidiairc
taerooa erected, mere a
obolco aonl aad other fraK
also a rprias" of aerer tolhoa
the bjOQeoTlt will be sold fa
whole as Is deeoeed eznedteat.
TitllMS. Tea per mat of the mrebaa BMocy
be paid oa day of sola, one-third -laelarflae; the
fa per oeat to be paid oa ooaSraatloa of sale aad
delircry of deed, one-third la ! owoth aad eae.
third la on year Irom dote of order, vis ; Snd of
April. 1ST7. with fatereM oa deferred aaraeau to
reeured by jadgmeat bond. ojjjATEH.
aj Aaaiaaee.
,
A DMIXISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of Jsbm Cook, late of Saad towuhlp,
deceased.
Lettenofadmiiilftratloa oa theelam estate hav
ing beea graated to the BBdenlgsed by the prop
er aataority, aotlce I hereby gtm tothoeela
aobted to it to Btahe la-ejodlatepaj anat. aad thuoe
aaTtaa; elaiau agalaH It will repeat theai daly
aatbeaticated lor nettloneBt wlthoat delay ea
Sataiday, My 19, 1STT, at the lat lesideac of do-
JOS1A.H LOWKT.
i mat Adailpletrator.
'-1 ' ' ' '
I 1ST OF RETAILERS OF GOODS, W ABM
jaad Merehaadise, alee, Brvkera, Brewer aad
ll(lllen wlthla thetivaoty ot Somerert. retara
ed aad elaerlfted by the Appraiser of M ercaaUle
Tazre, lo accordance with the act of Assembly of
3J April, 14, lor the year 177.
ADmaoa Terr.
Stmet. Cltu. Tar.
H. A. Rom fc Soa, Peteraberg U IS 0
H. L. Draa a Bro., - - 14 7
Ustoa Hre'a, L'stoeTin 1
A. ti Frey, itoajerOeld...... 1 T t
ALtSOBaJTV Twr.,
XtntDwrr Bra', 14 7 4
. w. Urlaer. ..: 14 7 oo
BaerasasvAU-sv Twr.
3. R. Boose, Pin Hill It 7 0
assxra aoaocoa.
TDaalel HctBey M 1
HAAJ.U Pbilana
1. A. Brabvker ........
' J. Pa
Plot
E. J.
Poerbaserh a i4on.. ............. .
a Cook
Meyers........
P. Q. NowaeT. .... M. ....
Johneua a Soa.
Philani a Bro - .
cosnmca Boawcsa.
9C- A- Boos a 8tiB .....................
t. a. oe
Moaalaia Oo
A. U. Black A Sea
' coxaxAcaa rvr.
' H.J. Bnyts, DatktrrllU
Each m Lajaian - ..
KUtUCX TWT.
Wav K. Getty, Vest Sallabary
P. 8. Hay. Saltebary
' Marloa UloUklty, Sallebary
H.J.tAfvBgoui -
aaanviixa Twr.
1 0
y i
FmLlrarr, Pocahontas
..14 TO
HeavySehlawaOa, Itokersvllle
iniu twv.
a S. Fleck, Jeaaar X Roads.
S. J. Cover.
Praaklia Slpc, Jeaaervaie
W. 8. Morgan, Stantoa Mill
Ta Aapcl, ForwardMeWB...........
I LABIXSB VWf.
J. T. Blttaer. Wltteabara;
Uemaa Jobaeea, "
. . IcvRTCinrroor twp.
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Jetae H. Miller, Johaebaiw, 14
Ueo. W. Wajs, Soathaaiptoa Mills.... 14
A. Wilawth, Phlieoa Slatioa 14
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W. E. Loar, HUllroo,h .".... 14
SXW BALTIBoaC BOBOCHB.
- Wm. Gillespie 13
F.Tppaee... 14
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Saniaei Danbaot, pine Hill 14.
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t tbe Wh
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Uea,aaay all ibj B vjua Uahak aappee. Mercaaata
aad ilin lhiaievat the Oaaty. will coaler a '
aaeer by eareraiiy axjuawatog- the ciaaaiacaiiua aad
rapt, rt aay aaillria
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AprttJ. JaatosaiAtoAoewa
Aaeeee
Baeaed hi the eeeee IMt, that
atta Tlaeiaal ataa.ia aaiinl.
da of ttai. 177. whoa aad when
tat laaaiihil nwnthrtae
purposes for tbe year 1S77, it beiotr
TENNANT, PORTEE, BOYTS & CO.
Kurcneors to StoufiVr. I'ortetr C Co.
P O TJ IT D H T ,
Machine $ Forge Works.
Water Street. Opposite n. ft O. R. R. Depot. C'oBiiHITilie, Pav
Manufacturers of Railroad
r-a
re aiao a aaaoer oi X rOSTS, OWIICU OiailUS aild IriUI08, I niCKS, I'll
trooo oa to ateail. . ' . . . '
water eeaTenieot to nes, Iron heel Harrows, btone 1'icks, Hammers
two parcel or asa.. ... . ' ' .
Kriflwp I mssf and ltnlt. PIov PInw f atinrr
o ' "
Cock, Parlor HoatiEj Stores, Qret33&7ir9 7r3nt3, rendars, IIoIIotf Van.
Missellaneous Castings !Ma(lc to Order.
Machinery of all kinds built and repaired, at Short Notice and Reasonable Terms.
Aleo on hand all klndaof rrlaterlat used about Steam Engine.
Oa-s Steaa aad Water Pipe Fittlnc. braMValTee, Kne Win. Gam Hoea. Onoj aad Ptbrea
Packing, leather n. Knbtwr hwltln. Couylinte". Spiral Car Spring, kireta.
April 11. BOIiTSEOTC.
ELEGANT
aapaa. fMivh n ae m
- IU UUK KLAi;
A S12.QQ
Coral jewelry tS 1
to
GIVEN AWAY.
A wrf literal .avr to ,v, j mm FLOftEMCC
JCWELS.V COMPANY i-:tw r-iw
a. wa mil aaM r l. ElTWAOaOlNA V
00TUKIT e'wtnuia . CC1.
JEWELRY FREE. Ci.rf.l.:.:iK;jK.
LACK CROSS ht-.:i. m
Cell mbx u lal m9trj. et tat Kjmi . mw.-i.-
erica, ru3-tiCK junz. ax "".
T, ia, WiomsiK J"MI C, nmK-m.
T" n.. ..1
r'wyllY PEST
M MtMl tata ar m (.....
CORAI. JEWELRY COUPOH.
varrmtifffijMuitiatt, iw-rtMT wit?,
atal ibe tiaw r lt t'..rais r. rb W.
wir By.t;.'iii at4 va.atl- I'tvisuisi ."taf Ci ni Neck sarr aarl (Jra- FRE t
We art'l b-.-e-T rrl-r -i, K mli;t it.l fnstgav, aayi y ftlU l .1 fcjiaT tsaf
raws final avW avifartv 4aa Trmm tbf -iwrt mt Lkl- rap-
IMPORT RUT NOTICE.
ft . V-tr-l. r: wir. r--v-r
.m u,uCOAI E AR DHOPS
wbkiwiib.ei.brNC';iL Iff
taw URUfS ANQ BRL.ASTriN -r,!,l'J.fl. iMi. mou, UM
Ami .11 wWh.ll, firl I. W S.np,.f
OMU I H-JIV I r-r- . .r. t . ! mum.
PLEASE STATE 7.V WHAT TAPER YOUSAW THIS.
mxm soap
1 lt'Sj?".r'?.r7 "v Tollft t KQr AT. WTilf. CHI. for II N eato ot PtTU TTO.
TAJII.. art.l t., b.ui- itrw.. wblrk retain, ail :iw i,atiirml hsOu eeaifTicAvf the
ell. It cat H4t MI CH LF.SH than Hi. Import"! erril- th it It l rirMIr r.m.lni lnb r-a"
I oe "m- !. rit ra eondran-! t, rli-lrl a. Ilaoie fc prwter. a t
eaae, tHoft arTT nr th. M hlr np rnnT - a. h.rm!. only br rBucim S 4taaai.a.
ChKlaiiaU. Trade supplied bj Pltuharxh woolcufe grvtrr.
$230,000 Wall of Gold Platan lumr
Tar ft w witl send, a below, all Warranted
Uold Plated. 1 Pair 0Ad Stun Sleeve Uurtoor :
1 pair nTTe4 Sleere Batbei : I Mt Pointed
tails, 1 et Ameibj 8iai, 1 WeilUina ki,. 1
Enarared Band Fuller Ktc-. 1 AmethjH M..no
Klnf. inlaid with auui, 1 iJcxaat Kins, marked
"Frienitihip," Amethyst Stone tHart king;, inlaid
with roM, 1 Bpl-wlH Silrcrcd Hat Piu, 1 art
Ledlca' Jet aad UoU Pkt and Drop. 1 MUiws' art
Jt and Oul.i, 1 teuliee' Jet Sec Urnamesre-1, 1
set HaatlaoiB liaievbod Eardrop. 1 trend' hit.
root Lake Oeorire UUsuol Stud. I tinllnal knl
rJcad Necklace, 1 pairLekllee' AmetnrH Stone
Ear drvp. inlaid with aid, S Lulic' UraaMa.
tert Jet Brooch, 1 Fanrj ecarf kin aad Ei-icant
Watch Chain. Take roor choice th atlte ! ol
10 piece, atat pot paid for l, or aay pice ym
cauoee Sir Mecat. Mow lithe time to nuke
nwacy. Thee ttnds ra eeeUy be retailed lor
10. p. srtA KM AN. X5 HooaI St., New York.
His repmaikia for hrKtr. fair d-altnu. aaJ
llberaliiy i aneqoaied by any atTer!icr m tfau
dty. '. Y. Kaj Beuk,'' iec It, 1S.4.
aj
UraTAUllAXT
ICC CBKAM .4LOO!V.
J. H. PtMi faronna hi friend aad tha public
eeaerall; that he ha leased roane over Speere
Iras bure. ia the Maaoauth Halklina aa.1 haa
there op aed a Kntaurant and lee Cream Sato.
H keep a kaad al all lima cakes, pw. aaad.
wichct, end ceolttig driaaa Bread aiwat 04
heed aed for sale.
He Kill ilTce la th Jadee BWk Maar-kiB
where h is prepared to acconjaoiUt all cail-rs
with wood b-aant aad lodg-iee;.
- Saeuoer boarden ulkitaU.
i toon may 2.
W.P.PEICB
Hae ortened s choice eeleetioB of Aaricaliuml
IwpinBeBi aad Faroj Machinery, eaioracin; the
lead law tapieaata at the day ; aaeaix which
will be ixaad tbe M eud, a.trt.y. I'Ui-'pcr asd Han.
bard Moaereand Meaner ; Hockey fa. eh lever)
Salky Hay Bake; Advacaa, raOtiuek. and Ar-a
er Hay Bake -, roaoj aai ,uare teeth BerelTinc
Bake, Pascal, parai Bella, aad ail kbat of no.
ncaaeiMS easa atal awaii. wi fco ua auvtuiei
patwrsa lor faroeatadlarwi c,aUna lull aa.1
Upiev.SWc?.a WUlo. Ware.Q.r.
Plow will ala be loaad hi tbek kaivea a4 aee.
tloas tut the Uadiaa Mowias Muoe ; tlln
paru for all Macaiaeaavid asua haod. A l-il
lor laipaftiaa at iet)BeteaV ua aapiieatirei deal-
era wiii be iarmlk4 h a eataio;ua. tu whHh
their euea,,loae.erially ea.t-d.
179 Fedetfw Street, Alf-jhecy, fa.
" atayt
rpo COXTRACTOftS.
'"Treeceale will be ohiad a,ta AprB Hat for
1.111 a aeswo nwBea, ea or ar we
auaadeei W.J. Baor. 1b auirtil tuwaeaip.
gpeeiatatfcaa eaa ae ee.x alter um 1x1 01 aani
K. ,a a a. alilL
-rr-j a ' .
aprflA Preektent.
ISSOLCTION NOTICE.
SoOc b) hereby aim that ta eo-oartaTh!p
BeretMore exMlac betwaea O. B- ilrlaith aad
J. B. BUI. aaeev the mmmm el Ondi'h aad Uiil.
ha taw day beea dlaadTel by arataal ooaatrj,
J. B. Bill withwrawiaer.
GBirTITn k. 1WLX- .
HoovrrrrfU. Pa. Xar.i, BT. aaji
PATENTS !
FEE BEDCirtV. Eatir Curt ta.
Patrat OdX F Ci ta slTar. tuiaoee t
. wltaiB aaai t a Per patent aijawed Ad- .
TlaeaadexaaUaaUuB Ire. PaicauSoid.
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an 4
the triennial a-ersment
WILLIAM REEL,
J. I PIIILSOX.
DANIEL PHILLIPPI,
Commisdionera
and Machine Castinsrs, R. R.
agon?, Lar
and Chisels,
GIFTS ft
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SE1
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tujm jm, Izalw,
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L. H. LAUEKL, aim) u Trauenr.
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ay ajaii'lTrt. pajaHlg
rMr
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m BOJEASrIM..u- w-
( CROSS.-l Ti. -ni-tar - -I
a
FLORENCl JEWELRV CO.
li a in .. - rn ...iifc a.
AOl.CE.TEXTS.
All anauoiKeineaft aiaet be aiiewraaiiei
tlie e!h. Five dollar foe all auufeo.
wttB)
Poor Hoaae Pirertor. Ticket!. Ob per I
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
To th t voTKan of Sowsasar Cncarv :
I sat a eaa.li.lat Sir Dtitrtet Atteraey. abMl
to tne 4rleluo ol the atetrtlMlcaa ttrtaifT 1
Sk.iald 1 he eleeted the aatiee of th .ufee wUl be
faithfully perftirmcrf.
Somirjet, AprU U, IW7. JOHf B. EDI E.
FOB IilSTBIC'TATrtHtHET
JOHN R. SCOTT,
SOMERSET, PA.
COUNTY SvRVCYOtl.
FOR COf "NTT SCBTETOK
D. G. COWMAN,
XorthABiplOB Twp.
We are autbvrtae.t a aaaoeiiee WfZXfAB?
BAKEU, at Millord, Twp.. a a eaaalklaie tar
Oieniy surveyor, rt'at te the deamua of lhe
Kepatiileaa primary eiertioB.
POOR HOUSE DlfrCCTOt.
' We are aatheriae-l te anat aaew JajSBPaf .
ivi.k.HaN.oI UnHherrraiiey la,, a. a oeadt
date f'"T H w Irtrei'tur. eahjet to the decie.
t.e of the iiepi!KBS at the eaaiae pnaaiy
alerUvB.
A
ftsKi.xEir wtrr.
11. F J-r.w wl lf. at the Bueuawfl of BaO.
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JzZTH .11 ZmTmL
XrrHJTlTti; l li
mlihin -iltln i eeieey rrne te n piireeai
am, are lle'.'t-l L eud Avittaarte eaaae laaaK
llateaayiaenl.eadthneeaaner lie he'
Mat. te te-eara taeeaeaay aeanaaaaiii.e
ties it to t e Aaaieiie. at hi feekleare
b ra.
lB Tp aaf euaaiy. mm rtataclay. Mey I.
KiarHiitiurrthieaiattcatl MliUiv
1IAT1U HAT
April Ik Aaa,
"PSTBAY NOTICE.
l!re trepaln; ea aiy iiieawei. re
Hh day of !epnber I;, a awer. we pea
AprJS
S'
THAT UUKsE.
AKrvawewapai aw tse laaao ar e
J V .!.', cf tooaaaoa;h twr. aoaMrart l.rt.
hr mat ari. 01 '"" " .
H. A brvwa -rae loer yeareeM j"!
T ewarr i wieeted te.
eherwea aedaaee the eaaa eaa ee-
eeroaar le-w. V TMlPM.
Apru ;. JOiVEPH T. THDrJ.
" EAELES HOTEL, .
Corner CANAL Cf HTI yav
Near iroatrwny, MW tMIU,
FhTtt cave aerwaaanUtlaW, M frsr aaaawa
(tMtt
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