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Court Uia ss'"h.
Tbe Muriity nwiveuit-nt n lieiug re
vived in ( oant-iiri illc.
Tuc Plate Mililia a. to I reorganized.
Mure ti iratt-s and fewer officers aeem to
he bKtxlt-d.
Eil sen ices will be held la it
ii Teuinars' hall on Sunday eveoing,
jtt Bl o'cloii.
A Westmoreland rounty man was sent
is tbe iieaiteouary tor a term ot ten
jnontba tor illegal liifuor selling.
All who ua' pwtaire stamps are probably
ware that llie stamps oat alxtut oue
enl jn-r hundred to manutacturc.
"Don't you think, husband, ttiat yu
are apt to believe everything you hear!"
-"No, madaaie, cut when you talk."
ir. Sadler. Oculist And AurisU No.
?r,t I'enn Avenue, Pitt.ourgh. Pa. Ee.
ilar, Throat and Catarrh Specialties.
They tell ot a Jersey farmer a bo has
(iinni Jiis baby Malaria. He nupes she
w ill not t'" UP lo be too great abakes.
The annual election tor city, borough,
od ton uKhip otlk-ers will be held in this
.Slate on Tuesday, the IPta day ot Februa
ry next.
There ill be a sale of the perauoa)
property or llev. S. 8. Iiergen, at bis real
idence ua Main street, Saturday. February
2, at 1 clock r.
.Headquarters for cloyer and timothy
eed. Now is the liice to buy at bottom
jvioea.
3l ClX'S CKKITS
Vou eaa buy a ooa cootainicg 24 aLeet
finled Fine iiuie paper and 24 ICnvekipea
to match lor 1j txtM. at jpeers t'rug
5tor. 4t
An English Judge lene bankruptcv
s "alien man owns a lotol BHU-y anu
at tamyt-r And an aocuaotaiit divide UU es
tate between tbem."
Partiea deairine to purchase I'. S. lour
per cent, bonds can be accommodated at tbe
omeret County bank, as will be seen by
heir adverUaenienU
Among the appointments made at the
laat L'. B C'onterence we find the lollom -iag
lor Snerket cuuety : Somerset, J.
JJ. Perhitig; Confiueuoe, J. ti. Uuell.
futurday neat is the day on which the
t'roliocotue ground hog will come out ot
his den to decide the weather tor the next
tux wei-AA. luok twit tor him.
He v. S. S. Bergen, who has been con-actt-d
with the Presbyterian Church at
this place Ua cereral years past, will lake
km departure tor other fields of labor next
month. May prosperity attend him.
D'tti't forget that notice in lat week's
rer w ith rcrd to accounts due on our
hooks. The time is nearly up.
llus. J. B. T Ktt Rt L.
Jk'). 6 Mammoth Block.
A Tci v Waihisq. t'aadiuates
tjoiild remember that it will be impavu
hie to be nominated unless tbey wear a
suit ot Morgan', home rammers durinbe
(PTtLi. :.it
' H i dvea the oe- cow anerl" ask
4 one tutu of another who had lately pur
cLaHil a cut. "I really can't aay," he
replird. "t-pr I're uevtr aaked her any
questions."
Don't iorgel that there is a rare treat In
tore !r you at tha lecture, this, Vednt.-s-day,
nighL His hoour has had the expe
rience lilt lawyers that will fit him to
make tbe sut Jcct grave or gay, poetic or
pro-y. The lecture will be tree
Tyrone township, Blair county, has
Lad uo justice ot the peace or conaltblc fr
about len:y-2ive years, for lha reason
that the people don't neei them, as tbe
towiifbip is g)oJ for 125 ItepuMican maj
ority. That accounts for it.
The average law student, when he
comes aero s a good point in constitutional
law. makes a Dote oi it, and softly wbUpers
totiiiureif: "That'll come in handy, mav
be, anene day when I'm ad lrerain' tbe L.
S. Senate."
To errry mn as sure as 13,
To kwp hit dailv buainnu alrS I
And give his work a proper dl.
Tbe almanac ith now diets.
Not to for let tin "ti too 18
To curl thai 7 into 6.
Tbe proposed new penitentiary lor sev
eral of t Le middle counties, amg tbem
our oa B county, is to Ic of sumcient size
to am-ronvKJate SOO The site is to con
sist of not leas than 15 acres of ground. It
the bill bouM paa. a board of thirteen
roEimiesioiiers will select the site.
Irge lot ot Gloves, Hose. Ties. I'nder
c'.ortiing. fbirti (Dress), Paper Onllars
Ms. etc. will btf on' sale until the end ot
'.be tsrtnth. At ff t'ntf erriajt, for cash,
to oaie mm tor Spring goods.
Mas J as. B. Tbedwcll.
' Na 8. Mammoth Bimk.
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AB Vbnng, a San Francisco murderer,
ha i.tf.-kti ihe bueket. !,lera!ly ' al welj
as mriauiarvAliy. (Hi Jaauarv li a
aaoricaliy. Oa January li a
prw keeper fonnd him banging bv the I
f"" " 'l- He bad passed a cord 1
lhr.,Uyh the Air-holw At the hack of his I
V5 Sr
i-. . . . , . - iwimii tiuiHiiiiic 1 1 a I u w are, ids Ageocy rii iw ouia-cr awatmaw, ui
.-hZ. t 1'M end. made a nous ol the Paint and GIa. Oil. Varnisbes, and Somerset and vicinity. One wbo will de
ilnLw .7LP ul nd Plnll ) Wooden Pumpa. Again we say. call and vote bis whole time to tbe husinesA Ad
kk7l Then he see Ul myer. And buy your hard ware from dreA The Singer Manufacturing Co.,
Aictea u.e buekeL ' him and you will save money. ' Johnstown, Pa. 4t
We arc sorry to inform our rtdei-s lhat
the 'wire letters. from New York, have
been diwoounued for the present, Pietm
has purchased tbe Mail of that
city and Sods it imiibl l write tor
"
f other papt-rt.
I It isn't every w train who knows bo
to wears areas. omrrtri jiera n. iou
are right. Ales . hut there are lots of wo
men who ran car a pair f pants better
ihan uint men. .Vr. J1taaat Date.
P-Uaw, jtr don't say t'jey hitch tbem up
witn '-aergalluses.
We are In receipt of a card w hich ad
vises all persons desiring passage certifi
cates to and from Europe to apply lo Mr.
C O. Si'ull, 219 North High ttn-et. t'olura
bus. Ohio. Having known Mr. S. tor
oft timt we can SAtely rcrommend him
to the traveling public. Ho represents
the Cunard line.
A number of parties in Ibis neighborhood
have circulars from a New York firm rep-
resemtug that tbey bad drawn a lot of j jaj ( are those w bose wealth is mostly in
good jewelry, consisting of one hundred , property, on which heavy taxs have to be
and five different patterns, valued at f 280, j paid, tnd which bring nothing or compar
and that the percentage due is f 14. The : atively little in retorn. Those who have
New iork World pronounces tbe firm a
fraud.
It is about lime to cast about lor suitable
candidates tor tbe spring election. If you
would save costs lo tbe couniy, and taxes
to yourselves, select men for Justices ot
the Peace who are intelligent and wbo
have good common sense; men who will
not farm Ibe office with an ambitious de-
1 a., all 1 va m-4 tar I la Vaat t u aWda).aaa
sire to flood tbe Court with petty cases
that ought lo be dismissed.
He was so drunk he could not walk,
could scarcely move, and only partially
articulate. A friend ot his came up and
upbraided him. "If I were in jour
place," said the triend, "I'd go
out into the woods and hang myself." "If
(bic) you were in my place, how (bic) tbe
deuce (hie) would you get to (bic) tbe
woods? wss Ibe squelching inquiry.
We are in receipt of a neatly printed card
in tbe centre ot which are Ibe names of
"Mr. & Mrs. Barton D. Evans." Though
the words are few tbey tell their story
thoroughly, and w ill be a great surprise to
"Bart s old comrades ot the r irst t'enn
sylvania. Who would have thought ot it.
anj bow ? W hy we al ways put you down
as the most confirmed bachelor in the
camp. Attention! Present arms! Shake!
The bill introduced into tbe Legislature
last week extends tbe jurisdiction ol Justice
of tbe Peace to ( too, and declares Ibat
the Justice of tbe Peace ahall have con
current iariadiction with the Courts of
Common Pleas in actions arising from
contracts euher expressed or implied, and
of all actions of trespass and trover and
conversion wherein tbe sum demanded
exceeds one bundled dollar and does not
exceed three hundred.
We ufidcHlaud lhat two papers will b.
issued at Meyerd!e this week. One un
der the editorial management of Mr.
Hawea, late of the Knokviile Hrh;j. to be
known as tbe Metersdale IiuUp4ieii,
and the other under tbe editorial manage
ment ot Lou. A. Smith, to be known as
the Meyersdale Comm'.rrial. Thepi"os
pects are that Meyersdale will be as lively
as "Finnegan's aake" under the impetus
they will give it.
Tbe daughter of B. F. Wilson (then of
Towanda. bul now ot Lock Havtnj. stray -ed
or wss kidnapped from bar home on
the lltb ef Deceuilier. Her najiia la Mat
lie; she is 13 years old. smsll tor ber sge.
dark eyes, hair and romplexion,sare lace,
and was dressed thinly in every day
clotbtt hen she lelt. Any information
that will lead p ber recoverv will he most
thankfully received. ,ddres B. F. Wil
son. Iiock lUven, Pa.
At an election held January 1. 1971. by
tbe Farmers' I nion and i ire Insurance
Company ot Somerset County. Pa., tbe
following officers were re-elected for tbe
ensuing yfr:
I. J. Brubaker. President; Silas Walk
er. Vice President; J. U. Wooas. Secretary
and Treasurer; John O. Hay. Atsos wal
ker. Philip Hsv. Emmsniel Lkhty. An
drew Boose and Epbrara Walker, Direct
or.
On Waxjoesdav the 23J inst., at the res
idence ot her son in law, lion, i rancis
Jotdan. HsrrilHirg. Pa.. Mrs. Ellen C.
Hall.mother of Hon W. X. I Jail, breathed
her last Her remains were inUrred at
Harrisburi!. on Saturdav. Owing to Ibis
sad bereavement Jm'ge Hall was unable
to reach here in time to open Court on
Monday morninz. A short session was
held by the Associate Judges at which the
Constables' returns were Uken and tbe
Jury list called.
A lew davs since Mr. W. Miller, of
Uniontoa n. Pa., wbo, like Niiarod otold,
is a mighty hunter, and keeps a pack of
fifteen bounds, captured an earless wild
bog in tbe mountains of t ayette county.
Tbe animal cot only has no auricular ap
pendages, but has no orifice in tbe bead
for tbe admission of sound, and is conse
quently totally deaf. It also bu but one
eye. w hich, however, is large enough for
two, being nearly two inches in diameter.
Tba animal will euh aliout one hundred
pounds and is as ferocious as a bear. Mr.
Mitw will send it to the Zoological Garden
in PhilaaVipU.i.
It is not a gratitying taU, but never
theless il is a fact, that another slat- peni
tentiary ia required in Pennsylvania lor
tbe relief ot tbe two very much over
crowded establishments at Philadelphia
and Pittsburgh. The penitentiary in
Philadelphia has had a new section added
to it, and a very superior piece of prison
construction it U: !ut it affords only a
fraction of Jbe addition J accommodation
tor the unprecedented numlier ot prison
ers that have been incarcerated there
within the past year or two. Il needs
tuilber rebel, or else the best planned and
tbe liest administered system of prison dis
cipline io this country will stand a chance
ot being seriously unpaired.
Thk Militia. .The Pittsburgh Wof
the lln tost., says: "Muring Ue past
Dion i h or two complaint has been made to
the County Commissioners by a cumber
ot the otlicers of tbe Sixth Division, on ac
count of Ibe failure in '.be enforcement of
he law of 1S61. which imposes a fine of
15 ou taem'M-'rsoi the National Gutrd who
neglect to attend the drills ot their re
spective companies a&d encampment of
ibeir regiment. The ommissioners have
therefore been in douU aslo whether it is
their duiv to enforce this law. and thev
reli-rred it to County Slititor Uever for
examination. He veterjjv gave it as bis
opiiiion thai it was their dutv, and tbey
hereafter propose to enforce the law to the
letter whenever complaints are mtde by
oncers. Should the oiscers report
promptly all absentees there will no doubt
lie a lively time am mg the bo) A
SiTCEssrrL SrRCicsL Opkuatioss.
A few waeks ago. Dr. . F. Fundenberg,
ot Cumler)and, Md., who is stiil at the
"Bedford House. " operated upon the ear
Ot Mr. William II. Davis, ol Charlesvllle.
this county. Mr. Davis bad been in poor
health aad a!ml totally deaf tor a number
of years, caused by tumors growing from
the drums of both, ears. Oiling np tbe ex
ternal auditory canal entirely. The de.
licate -peratious were successfully per
formed and complete bearing has been
r-rtored after having been lost for years
Mr. Davis' delight in regaining bis bear
ing is unbounded. We congratulate tbe
Divtor upon his success and advise such
ot our readers in need of bis services, lo
call npon hira. Bfiifurd Uozttte.
The tramp is a sensitive and imaginative
creature. He is a good walker, and when
be slips your new ov.-rroai over his arm
can step off at a terrible gait; but for man
ual labor he has an unconquerable aver
sion. I'S effect on bis mind ia portrayed
so vividly in these lines that we can al
most bear the echo of bis vanishing loot
steps :
Now, aata yosder wood pile f o.
And toil till I rat urn.
And laara bow proad a China- it is
A livelihood ia care.
A tadJcaaii look eacw a'er tbe trairp,
' Ita atcased lire est bereft ; ' '
li iiaaa a way lb vlrtbals outJ,
' Br uw tht wood sad left.
Bltjiteii baa made great reductions in
prices ot Hardwaie. You can buy goods
just as cheap from him as you can buy !
. 1 . . ' J i
. uu,s uil KUW IIUIJ
the manufacturer, and m auree auanlitietTi
and lherelb're "boys 'the .a at fheerj W-'
eat Drier, and ia iWnnint V. 11
mem in toe city, lie bujs his goods Irora '
eat price, and ia tielennuxed tn aril
g.ocls at a very low price. Call an'
him and get his priccA His stock is
complete, in. ludmg BuiWine Hsrdt
and. see '
very-
Woman hiu a right U tlomestic liber. y.t
Tvranny in the household cut disgrace
to' the man that exercised h. Boorish-i
nets of temper is ioexcoaiblr. The man
who U surly to hi. wite U an aaaaaain
t a l . A. -1 -. .a.. -. E. 4. -
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It. rood humored and radiant ttitn toy.
It's cheaper, healthier and in ever respect
better, lie liberal with your wife. Don't
tint her in money, and when you give
her a dollar and a quarter, don't inquire
Where's the seventy Ore cents she got
week before la. How would too like
to be Asked, every time you want money
tea cent ciirar, "where tbe
quarter I save vou av week aeoj" Put
yourself in ber p'.ace. If there is any good
laalitv left to humanity it is generosity.
Better be a beggar and spend like a prince
than be a prime and S)end like beggar.
If you have only one dollar note left, spend
it as though il were a dried leaf and oo
owned whole toreat.
An exchange truthfully says :
The
people who are lo be pitied most these
j n0 real estate often envy those who have,
i hut tber cannot imaitine the distress
utTas rich. W
h Jof as
through many which have to pass who are
, W ItU lot Oi property
Mnmii ! a. ill! M-ldom
i t... .n n-ruira.
1 ftnJ m tDnal source of annoyance and
expense. Tenants often complain ot their
j Undora, ,nd utJ bm,K ju cause
j - cmu;t durimr tbe flush times, but
' . a
let tbem put themselves in their places
now, and iben say wbo is ibe best suited,
the landlord or the tenant. The man who
to-dav has a eood situation, At lair wages.
sufficient lo maintain bis family, and leave
a small surnlua. ia better off than the ma
jority of business men or the owners of
property.
A Notxwoktht Ncmbak. Tbe num
ber of LitttU Unna Aat for the week
ending January 19. contains The Ninety
Years' Agony ot France, by Prof. Gold
win Smith; an instalment ot "Erica,"
translated from the German of Frau von
Ingerslehen; Tbe Story of Malimilian At
Miramar anC at iji'ereiaro. a very inter
esting sketch translated trom the French
of Y ict ir Taasot ; Modern Li and Inaani
ty. trom llaemtilam; Macleod of Dare, by
William Black. I rum advance sheets; The
Celt ot Wales and The Celt ot Ireland.
Cornhill: Smith's Poor Kin, Spectator,
Valentine s Dav. an unpublished poem by
Charles Kingsley, with other short articles
and poetry. Tbe I ack numbers contain-
in if the first instalment of 'Erica, ' and
story by Miss Thackeray, are still sent lo
new gubacriters tor 1878.
For fifty two numbers, of sixty-lour
pages each (or more than 3000 pages a
year), the subscription price t3). s low;
or for (10 SO any one of tbe American f 4
monthlies or weeklies is sent with The
I.irig Age for a year, both patiid. Lit'
tell & Gay, Boston, are the publishers.
L'hsina Items. On Saturday last Wm,
Piatt, wbo ia superintending Wm. lioo-
letzell s saw mill, had bis left banu cut
very nearly off by getting it caught on -a
small sircular saw. air. noinetzeii uis
paicbed John Zimmerman on a switt horse
to bring Dr. Bevsns. Tbe horse fell in a
mud hole, dislocating 2iumierman's arm.
Be vans, getting word ot the Accident, met
Zimmerman on the road, dressed his arm.
and went on to Ibe (aw mill and dressed
Mr. Piatt's hand. Both are doing well. It
is feared that Mr. Piatt will not have
much use of bis band, as tbe inside ten
nans and benes are cut off.
Jtev. taiillt 0 the Lutheran chinch is
holding a prolrOtJ ueeLog in this
olao?.
We will have aeveral rauJMalA in this
end of the county tor the Legislature.
Wonder if we'll have more game la aA
Tbe contract for building the bridge
acr'. Laurel Hiil creek, between I'rsina
and CoufJueno. waaaolJ by tbe Commis
sioners on Friday the Mtii iual., forfl.-
6';3. L- i . ..
Miki.no Accident. A distressing ac
cident occurred at the mines of the V. &
E Coal Company, near Meyersdale. on
fhyrlsy. January 17. Samuel Hawn,
an employs it g4id company, w bile engag
ed in undermining'a breast of coal, was
buried under lis crushing weight, tbe post
falling without any previous warning,
He was taken to his'bome at Meyersdale,
where he died on Monday January 21. j
On receiving tbe news of his death, work
waa al once suspended at Ihe mines uulil
alter the tuueral. Tbe funeral was large
ly attended. 0i.bop Lint, ol the Breth
ren Church, ol which Mr. Hawn was a
consistent meiulier. preached lU luoeraf
sermon based on Luke 21 Si-
Mr. Haan enlisted in Company C, 54;n
ltegu. P. V.. in Seineiu'ier, 1801, and
served tour years during tbe war. He
distinguished himself by bravery before
the outlay on several occasions. To bis
companions la arms fee wss a jovial and
ouliging comrade, and, Ibarafola, tsleebt
ed highly by ail of tbem.
During his late occupation the deceased
was also respected tor bis excellent trails
ol character by all of his fellow miners;
be bad no enemies among their number,
The deceased leaves a widow to mourn
bis bass; she has the sympathy ot tbe entire
community. Itequiecal in pace.
L. G-
Judging from what one ot our corre
spondents overheard the other day, while
passing along the road, in Middlecreek
township, tbe era ol good times must cer
tainly he at hand. I be following is the
conversation aj Dear its our reporter can
give it
Jake. Hello, John, what have you got
on your sled?
John. Ob I have been to tbe store and
got a whole load ot goods.
Jake. Why, how doea it come that you
are buying to many goods this lime a
yeAr?
joux. vt ell. lliAl s easy enough 10 ex
plain. II is because goods ate so fry
cheap now, much theaper than ever, and
wbo knows bow king luis may last, al
though the storekeeper told me there was
no danger ot any auvauce in prices soon;
but we must not always trust these lei -
Jows, tbey don't know any more about the
future than we do.
Jake. Jf that s ibe case, ought to buy
some goods loo, but money is so scarce
wilb me.
John. Indeed, Jake, it takes so little
money now to buv all the goods you want
that you will hardly miss it, and besides
that, you can get nearly a wagon load ol
gools ;ow f r an armful ot produce, while
tail a few yeais ago U U 'i a wagon load
of produce to buy an armtul ot goods.
Jakk. And then you can exchange pro
duce tor these cheap goods, to
John. Oh. yes; all kinds, and al goad
prices too.
JaKk. Well I'll go right home And get
ready and go to tbe store in the 'morning.
I bare rut a little money, and I know my
wile can gather up son) 9 produce, and
we 11 nave some 01 tucge cueap gvsais too.
Bul I almost forgot to ask, wtat store
were you at t
Johv Over at Moire's, at Lexington,
of course. 'I bat's the only place iq this
win try now lhat you can buy BouO goods
and get tbem so rbep-
Words of ARAiso. During tbe
present year, as in the past, tbe grave will
close over thousands, simply because tbey
neglect the means which would restore
tbem to health. Meet the tell d est rover
at the threshold, and dispute bis invasion
bv that more tban wcnderful remedy. Dr.
Morris' Syrup of Tar Wild Cherry and
Horeb'Mind. There is no cough or cold,
case of asthma, bronchitis, blood spitting,
weak lungs, croup or whooping cough
wbicb will not yield more readily to this
great boTakical remedy tban any other
medicine. If you wonld avoid disAppolnU
ment, and be speedily cured, ask your
Druggist Ur Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tar,
Wild Cherry and Ilorebound.
Trial size 10 cent A Large sizes 50 da.
And One Dollar.
For sale by G. W. Bentord, Somerset,
and Mountain A Co., Confluence.
Also Agents tor Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup which is perfectly safe.
J Extremely palatable. No physic required
Lxmu At cenia. JTy if . s ' -
A face with charming feAtures may be
rendered actually repulsive by blotches or
pimpleA Glass's Sulphie - Soap
promptly remedies all complelional blem-
Un" we " hl ernpmsof the skio.
bor bruisea, scalda, Ac 8"W by alj
Dr102'P.'tf; . , . ..'
II, I'm ! 1 nn-l Hhu... T 1 n hl-b nr
1
brown. Mc
'' Depot. L'r.tlent.'
New York.
. .- y
No. ? Silt 1 Avenue,"
New York.
'
vv ). A Uve. active nian, to take
Backaucmto Vaukt Raisiss. I nj
aware that there are a good many boys
and girls. And some big folk, who would
Lke to bave aome Information about the
of, delicious dried frml called raisins. will
1 I aeww m .Im ah.na (AaAPtnl irn rf ha-kW 1 heAV
I . . t ri
are made uer. ana we procew w u.m
the same in other countries.
Mont ot the raisins in the eastern market
are the Malaira. made in Spain. Califor
nia baa long been noted tor her choir
grapes. Her favoring toil and climate
bring to early maturity varieties suitable
for either wine, table use. or for making
as fine raisins as were ever imported from
Europe. Of late year raisin making has
liecome an imporunt branch oi inausiry
in this State, and in various portions par
ties are experimenting to find the beM
male of curing tbem.
Natural beat (sun dried) has generally
been considered prelerahle to artificial
heat: but this theory ia last losing ground.
as the improvements made in artificial
driers no enable tbem to make a belter
quality of raisins, and in much less time.
The' varieties of grapes generally used
here for raisins are the white Muscat, of
Alexandria, Muscatel, and Sultana (seed
less). Tbe former are about tbe size and
shape ot the common wild plum of Somer
set county; very sweet and delicious.
The latter is much smaller, and would
be considered very inferior were it not for
its being seedless. The most beautilul
grape grown here, the Tokay, is not used
tor raisins, the skin being loo thick ana 1909, ne removed lo Jlonlour (then Or
ion gh. Some varieties when dried are j ford) Tama county, Iowa, where his cl
called dried grapes. Varieties such as : der brother bad embarked in the grain
Concord, Catawaba, Isaliella, etc., grown
in Somerset county, would not make rais
ins or even diied grapes fil for market.
Tbe usual time to commence picking is
the first ot September, then the grapes are
in a perfect state, fully developed, ripe,
and containing rich saccharine milter.
In picking, and during Ibe whole process
of curing, either in sun drying or artificial
drying, the greatest care must be taken
in handling, to keep the bunches whole.
When dried in the sun tbey are laid on
paper spread on tbe ground, or on boards,
on ibe roof of buildings. Some use trays
made oi boards three feet square. When
full they are placed io the full sunshine
between the vines. They remain thus
about three weeks, are turned About but
once, about tbe tenth day. Two men ps
along placing an empty Hay over the full
one and reversing tbem. When dried
they are put in boxes to sweat At this
lime the steins are very oruue ana must
be skilfully handled. After tbey huve
sweated two or three weeks the stems
become very tough. Tbe m a?t important
invention in tbe line of artificial driers is
George A. Dielz's patent. A tew of Ihem
were in operation here during the last
season, making very choice raisins. By
his process il only requires three to four
days to thoroughly dry tbem. A descrip
tion of the machine might be interesting,
but would occupy loo much space. Chem
icals are -ometimes used to aid the evap
oration, but none are used in the Deiiz
procers. After ihey have gone ibrougn
tbe sweating process they are readv to
sort and pack lor market. This also re
quires skill and practice. Tbey are pack
ed in boxes ot two. five, ten, and taeniy
nve pounds; aad sell al wholesale at five 10
twelve cents per pound, according to qual
ity and style of packing.
II. H. HCMISER.
SACRAMENTO, Cal.. Dec.31, H77.
Tbe following extract from a letter
written n jjamuel ' Philson. Esq.. may
be interesting to our readers, Tilt Idler
was written from Piocbe, Lincoln uounly,
Nevada, by bis nephew, C. F. Pbilsoni
Our prospects 00 this coast, financially
and commercially, are brightening up a
little. There have been a great many fail
ures in San Francisco among the banks
an;l merchants. The great crash in miu
iqg socVi last )psr tjjJt: nearly every one
pr. San Francisco is dealiutJ Icj bf a
great city; silver mining, as yet, is al
most in its inlancy, and that city is ibe
place where all the silver bullion must s
ui. as a matter ol course. The miners gel
ill Ibeir machinery there, and it is Ihe
place where 11 Ifee R)t-TCl!i)!)ts in this sec
tion deal, Il is ibe centre of speculation
in mining stoc.s, and like all games of
chance you must lose; consequently, all
tbe money naturally flows there, through
that fascinating, but uncertain channel,
speculation. Silver mines in my opin
ion, will be as common here as coal mines
in Pennsylvania. They only seek after
ibe rith mines where lh ore is easily re
duced, but when science uouies lo ciur aM,
succeeds in extracting tbe more precious
metals from the baser ones, then wo will
have reached an era In mining wbicb will
make ouii the richest cation on the globe.
11 is the low grade ores that exist in such
great quantities here, but tbe process for
estrafitmg ifte sliver is so slow and ex
pensive at pre&ept, Ibal il dots not pay,
nor will it pay till labor is cheaper and
science comes to our aid.
It is only Ibevalletsin this country
thai are fit tor agricultural purposes, and
not all of tbem, for the majority of
them have no water in tbem, and the
r?ius are loo onceitain to depend upon
for a crop. Water U eypn so scarce that
I have had to buy ail I have used since
I have been io ihe State. It costs five
cents a gallon. Board is three dollars a
weea, wood ten to twelve dollars a cord,
and ever) thing else high in proportion.
II is true we get large fees for our services.
Just ui im writing this I bave been
cajlecj upon to amputate an arm lor a pa
liect, r wbicb I will get two hundred
dollars.
C. F. Phil-ox.
Ma. Editor. In your issue ol tbe 23d
insL, issn article signed I). L. P. written,
evidently, in a captious spirit; in which I
am represented as ssying in my remarks
al llie Director' meeting, "I did not find
a good grammarian in obe of the seboo!
visited- While ray words were, "I did
not find an advanced grammar class."
Now D. L. P. says be heard no grammar
recitations in ray school, wbicb is true;
snd if he felt aggrieved. why didhe not ex
plain at the lime, and I would bave been
agreeably and properly corrected. But
this is not D. L. R's olilect but after
chaffing tor a whole month, (and presum
ing on the ' ignorance o'' school directors")
concluded he might easily misrepresent
and cast ridicule upon tbem.
What is a grammarian 1 One well vers
ed in languages- Webster. I -ask, bave
we one in our corps of teachers? I think
not; and ( so uld not expect to find one
among tbe pupils.
I bave since visited most of tbe schools
in the township, and find some very prom
ising classes; but they are all ot Ibis
term's growth. What bave tbe schools
been doing?
But D. L. P. complains furtbei, that he
made A better speech ia the school tn al
tbe Directors' meeting. If it was so, was
there anything disparaging in that? Do
not all men talk belter on some occasions?
But D. L P. appears to be poorly gifted
in memory; be is hardly a comtieleol
judge After a lapse of time. And again,
some subjects are much more agreeable to
some persons, and their judgment is warp
ed by lltelf partialities.
School biRcTon.
School Kf: pouts Report of Pleasant
Valley school for the second month.
No. of pupils enrolled, males 20, females
1?. total 2i.
Average attendance, males 18, females
il. total ;a.
Per cent of attendance, males 8 , fe
males 75. total HO.
No. of visitors. II.
. CsyiLLK P. KsF-rrER. Teacher.
Ileport of Weller fchool, Somerset twp.,
for tbe to nth ending Jan. 14. 1878.
No. of pupils in a'.tendance. males 29.
females 11. total 39.
Average attendance, males 20. females
9. total 29.
Percent, of attendance, males 71, fe
males 81, total 74.
No. of visitors, 9,
J. II. Fritz. Teacher.
Familiar is Evert Household.
Dr. R. V. Pierce, tbe great "medicine
man" ot Buffalo, is running for the office
of Senator from that city. He seems to
be tbe most popular man on tbe track.'
and well be may be. lor bis name is farrin
iar in every houseboUa 'iq'tUo hqd, and
peiiple will vou lor bim regardless of big
poiiiica n wtfoarrt jewt.
Correct, as tbe . always is. Tbe
Doctor was elected by about 3.000 major
ity. Buffalo Setre.
Dh.Yax Dje's hVLrHLRSoAP. Dr.
Van Pye, whose lile'kmg specialty hnd
worldwide rrAutatiok for' curingskin dls-
ea;' BaS rndeAVored for years to combine
.-Lao external treAlment Ife bas accom
plished this desirable result in the prepa
raliop 01 bis compound "Sulphur awap,"
the menu ol which are spoken of by
thousands; it is highly recommended to all
oar readers. Price 25 cents, by mail. 85
cents a box; 8 cakes 60 cents., by mail,
75 cents. Office 60 N. Sib street. Whole
sale Depot, 400 N. 3d street. Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by all Druggists.
Obitcabt. Jonathan AV. Beale was
imei-ftlie numerous family ol Hcale broth
i era who were raised in .Souibauipton
township, and as tbey prew H manhood
emigrated to ibe state ot lows, wbere ore
Itfrit lira 'tt ri'tlltttn in talis Kin n if tT '. 1
i. .ii . -. : :!..:..
umu, unrnuan iimy, u.ue uiuca uihinni
front Montour. 1 he family consisted ot
ten brothers and four sisters, eleven of
whom are yet living; six in Jwa, one in
Kauata, one in Fnxtlhurg. XI J , and tbe
remaining three at home. Of tbe eiht
brothers who bare grown to uinnli-xut.
six were school teachers, and tan; at in the
south-east pirt. or Moiin'ain town-hip of
' tbe county. The ui'mt prominent anions
' ii, . . .. - i ........ i . .
tuciu, aw m. uumi wuu icn.net, tM WOLa-
thau, wbo will no doubt lie remembered
by many ot the teachers ( ten to lilteen
tears ago. Besides bis training in the
Norma Schools of the county, he attend
ed the Stale Normal at Millersville, Pa.,
and Ml Union College, Ohio. For a
lime be devoted himself to the writing ot
poetry, an j some oi Lis productions were
published in the Somerset paper a His
love of romance, and desire for gold,
prompted bim to leave homo and frieuds,
and be wended his way to the gold tic-Ms
ol Montana, from whence be returned
without a fortune, to his old home in ISii'i.
alter an absence I wo or three years. In
the summer oi 1667 be again left bis old
; home lor the West, and spent a'.xiul a year
and a-balt tanning in Lee county, Illinois,
alter which, in the latter part ol lue year
business a tew years previously. On bis
arrival at Montour, although his capital
was limited, he soon identified himself
wuh the business interests ot tbe village,
by opening up a trade in ibe buying and
shipping of live Slock, which vocation be
followed to tbe time ot bis death. He was
a nic-nilier ot the M. E Church; a zealous
worker in his Master's cause, an honored
and respected citizen, and lived a lite
wolrhy ot imitation. Well may the peo
ple of the town of Montour mourn bis loss,
as is evident, from a letter by bis elder
brother to tbe writer January 15, 1S73, in
wbicb be says : "Jonathan is no more
wilb us. The whole town is in mourn
ing. His loss is fell by every uqo. He
bad no enemies, and it seemed all knew
bim to esteem bim-"
Il may not be out of place to slate that be
was an exceptional youth; and his willing
ness at all limes and under all circumstan
ces to yield to tbe will ot his parents, and
to tbe wishes of bis brothers and sister..
his high standard of morality, his love of
Justice, bis modesty and sobriety, all com
tune to make bis losa.to them almost inrep
arable. But nearer and dearer still to
bim, be leaves a most esteemed wite and
three darling children to whom he was a
model bustiaud and a kind an affectionate
father. Thus ends the lite oi one loved
and esteemed by all alio knew him.
J. M. C.
Yoc mvr Cure that Couoh. With
Shilob'a Consuuipiiou Cure you can cure
yourself. It has established ihe fuel that
Consumption can be cured, while for
Coughs, Bronchitis, Whooping Cough,
Asibmt, and all diseases ol Throat and
Lungs, il is alwilulely without an equal.
Two doses will relieve your child ot Croup,
it is plcsant 10 Lake snd perfectly harmless
to tbe youngest child, ami no mother can
afford to be without it. You ran use two
thirds of a bottle end if what we say is not
true we will relund the price paid. Price
I0cls,50cts. an 1 f 1.00 per bottle. Il jour
l,ung are sore ur chest or luw k la;j;e u.se
Shiioh's l'orous 1'laster. tf'hi by Geo.
W. Bentord, Somerset Pa.
Have you Dyspepsia, ure you Consti
pated, bare you a icllow skin, J.oss ol
Aiiiietlte. lleao Acne. 11 so don I tall to use
SHILOii'S SYSTEM VITALIZE!! It
is guaranteed 10 lelieve you. and will, ym
f-otilinue b suffer w hen j oil Can be cured
im auiiii U.-H), 4 th,e. I'r'u'e lit cis and
75 pts. Sold by lieu. W. iieuio;.i, n-'iii;
erset, Pa.
Wells' Persian Perfume "HACKMK
TACK" is rich and fragrant, try it. Slid
by (co. V. Benlord. Soi!)eret, pa.
Amoxo the Dead FailimiuoI the pat,
bow many bogus nostrums Uiay be num
bered ! Beginning their careers ith a
tremendous flourish ot trumiieu, hl.-iz -ined
lor a lime in the public prints and on
flaming posters, soon, but not to soon.
Were they relegated to the linitsi of liiin.w
km ia e-artii; ljt4t (("''elier's Stoiriach
Uillcrs i$ a Ii'vibj, 4U.1 tliilv'.r,;; remedy.
It gut-sou, curiug arj.i to cure. Neitliei
underhand nor open competition alfect it.
On the coniraiy. contract with interior
rival preparations only increases its poi
ularily. It has been reeated!y imitated,
but Without succes Counterfeit of it
hate been surreptitiously introduced, l'i t
have folien flat. liver w here it eulrench
es itselr in the conlidrucu ot the people;
and w. II it may, lor it is a thoroughly re
liable inviorant ot the feeble, banishes
dyspeia and ronstipation, braces tlu
uerves, cures rheumatic ailments and kid
ney complaint, and eradicates and pre
yerjti iptermjttt-rt spij rcpiilttit tvyra.
A Gentle Hist Iu our style of cli
mate, with its sudden changes of tt-niie-rature.
rain, wind and sunshine otten
intermingled in a single day. it is no
wonder that our children, friends and
relatives arc so Irequentlv taken from us
by neglected colds, half the deaths result
ing directly frorfl thig Ciijse. btitiie 01
buscbee's ttcrnrin feyrup kept alsiut your
home lor immediate use will prevent se
rious sickness, a large doctor's bill, and
perhaps death, by the use of three or lour
doses. ' For curing Consumption, Hemor
rhages, Pneumonia. Severe Coughs, Croup
or any disease of the Thioat or Luns, its
success is simply wondeityl, 33 your drug
gist will leii yuu. Ueriuan iyrup i now
sold in every town ami village on this con
tinent. Sample bottlej for trial, 10c.;
regular size, 7c.
DIEM.
Cl'STEH Oa the I'.l.t of Deutn.bt-r,
1878. a Utile daughter ot Simuel aud Isa
bella Custer, aged 14 mouths aad 3 Uas
MILLEK. January 1879. Mrs. Eiiz
beth Miller, of Stonycreek township, aed
92 years, 7 months and 21 days.
BEALE. Ia Montour, Tama county,
Jowa. January 11. 1S73, JouatUaa V'..
sonofjese and.Lydia Bc-ale. of Siiuh
smpton township, Somerset county. Pa.,
aged 30 years.
SELL In Addison township, Jnuiiury
22. 1);8. of consu'iipiioa. M13. 'josephir.f.
wife of John Sell, in tr;e :Ni jur J" her
ags.
Having known tho deceased from early
childhood, it is with feelings ot sadness
that we record the death of one we es
teemed so highly. The writer, having
la?en her teacher tor seVeial terms ot
school, never had occasion to give her an
unkind word, so excellent was her bth.v
rior.
Ai;tl Ultfr, when ottleially oonuected
with a Sunday school, of which sbu was a
member, hail amp:e opportunity to notice
ber punctual atteudauce and christian de
portment For years she lived a pious,
consistent memltr ol the Luiheran church,
and wp have a right u bor. from her
christian character and conversion dur
ing ber luit illqeis, tb'lt she has gone to
her rest In the beiter hoi.u
She leaves a deeply bereaved lmsli.mJ.
a child, parents, brothers au J sisters, and
many relatives and friends in the roniiiiu
niiy to mourn lic-r loss. May G'l com
fort and sustain tbem, sa l alter "iiie's tit
ful lever is o'er," may ihey clasp bands on
tbe other side of the river and lie torever
wilb God. C.
SOXEBSETlilKer
Oorraetad by Dung A BsiaiTa.
!EALkB IN
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED,
Apples, dried, f 4c
Appletiatter, iral ..&iiijr
Hrao. fi iw as ,1 m
Haiter, r laeg) i.
Uatier, m frolli 14.
BucXwusal, y-autbel Aictofii
. " " 'S'?.1' H ..!!,:: , .
dwwu. ft a .,
Baeua, ibtHtlilafs, i A..... s-
sideA " 9c
" awutry haaj, W A H;
Uuro, (ear) fi laibei ecs 70c
tlora. (abcllsd) f basbel.... A wine
Oora meal fl A 'ic
Call ikina. A lr
laraa 'lot it,-
Fkwr.il bM (OttutTSi
riaxMon t no.. (s at j .ijc
Kaaxa. fsoiar-enrsu) (fl A r."'
Larl. V Se tf
Ixwtoer, nwl aole, fl A ji t30
apper SoavTOe
" kip. " J-wsue
MiddllnffA) tti rbop !, i fri
Oata, fl ba ; i e
PutoAT;i.u an
PeAcAeA dnd, fl A 10c to U'
Rya fiba (aau
KaKA A 'Al
Salt. No. t fl Md.axtra 42 us
Omaad Alum, psr safK fl W
AfBloll. per Sack (4 Ml
Sogar. ylk-w fl A IIMS 'I-
" biu llrtllc
Tallow, A ;f
Whaat W bos 41 -J4
Wool, fl A SotfWe
orBTTiiiuro.iLCTTCB.
'
Wsimin'Jt, P C.Jj'i 25. 17
Cugre. baa got l work at last,
tfout) i be propped is that (or some
time to come there will Im m ire froth
luaij eider in ibj griudioga of tbe ua -
ll.llal mill.
Tbf re-oluiit3 of tbe Ilou-te toro -
iu 1..10 iurien.-f inoaest all tbe com
mittee, .nv it-late t tXrrcutive bus
lue. t4 an exiieusive measure of m.-re
V
uurujM of itiakluiT oartv eaona . 1
iVuboUiany enare that a murder has
been c iniuiiiieil, mid wttbout aoy
mmu t f siL 00 10. thece iuouel uro-
-r-i- 1
p.me 10 uiitoutaclure mare ueS'.s and
c ii-k U a scare of raw bead aud
bl H,dy b'uesuuttf tbe til will nud
difjiiciuij lueui of ibe eore-bead, cor
roborated bv Ibe eeusiuioual iieiu-
bau Uout) ful p .licy for tbe grrl,iu'PKI""(!a;" 1 oaiuun
izere, wbo play eaves dropper at tbe , "nprove-iieDts in elettrical li,'biiojr ;
key-bole of a star Chamber triboual. Piebted iu 1S7.". luslead of gla.-sj
This method ! stabbioa: repii'a- metal, which wtrefouud to break j
liou by lmpaliua; tbe cbarac.era of , uJ rusl. De replaced tbe old audi
uiauy "reputable officiala for monib' rtbliss burners wiib solid pcrce
upon ibe worse tbau bavouet poiuta la'n pillar, Java tips aud pUtiuuaij
of pjiiticcl antagonism, and then
faliiuir 10 reoon at all uuless capital
can bs made against the oppom':e 'brows a spark of electricity LI in
party, is a crying bame uaoa ourtcbe: ,OIIe?' aad ba J'"1 indicator
practice of jurisp-udeuee "in tbisj'of beautiful construction. Wben
couutrv; it outrages one of tbe first
priuciples ol private rights guaran
teed to ibe ciiizeu by our laws, viz;
me eacred rights of private reputa-
tion. It reverses tbe established le
gal maxim ibat innocence must be
preserved until proof of wroug; doing
is exhibited. It assume ibal every 1
oisd connected with tbe advert j uuu,cl epieuuiu equipage
oaiiv is a villain and f.inh.iih nni.:M Cfud avenues ou wticb re
each official 00
r -J - . t I
bis trial for offence
of all kinds without a charge ot any
particular aoi being presented against
hi oi upon wbicb be may prepare a
defense. It is a refioeiiieni upon tbe
Irllall0 saf nxpr al -J paa, Wi.A a a ilin I
nisiory of Whig aud Tory succession bluom8Kuri'ouslJ lu a11 Iw f-tia-iu
Euglaod, wben only tbe lives and wu Prur"",i"- Wealth, beauty,
fortunes ofineu turned upon tbe fa
vor or disfavor of ruling power. In
toose days men's reputations were
cf.eo preserved, though their fortunes
were Kolen and tbeir bodies drawn
aud quartered : but in these days a
patent is pecuttd for murdering the
reputa ious of such as fait uuder the
bau of a scurrilous aud remorseless
prees.
Vile as ibese means ol main-
laluiug
mug and getting power cenaiuly j o o'cU ek Thursday uioruiug iu Ciu
, eucb are ibe precedent f par y , etuuaii, boaraed Couducior rfuii hV
are,
. r. ....Ki; . . I J t
puunu uicu 01 tuc iauu are
expected to i iviie tbeir ou intro
duciiou to a slaugbur peu, to sit
quietly iu tbe slocks, while a n orm
of hkb is poured upon them, never
biauCblug or lurulug a head 10 avoid
tbe vile loucb of political hot pitch
which shall forever al er scar
beir foreheads si d criniH.
li is Ijule ly be womjeret al lb1
jroocl men. leaf lo ebli-f poll. 10 a
1 yle, iipou ttieat; leru;sl aud iu.v re
pubiif njsii u.ioo are gr iwit,g iu
lo Ul.-r epuiw h Kb ibe higher slU
butler classes ol curpe !e
J-euaior Vorbees bai d-livercd bi-
cuaiceu speech In ihe Seja'e K
p ufiug as ue uo s me ire-ect i-s, e
ol grtetlacs 4s legal lebdef III -bey,
lu lie 1 J tbe CjeclsloQ of lb- Lulled
a. ales Supreme Court to tbe effuci
mat ooly uudcr a ueces-i y of war,
aud to be called lu Bssu'.'U AS be war
uemsiiy 00 buger lasts, cau any
ibiug I)jl g l l aud si.ver be made a
legal cebUer, It Is lo be regret led b:
ibis ptomisiug yuuug lawyer sh :uld
have made so great an error ai ibe
utsti ul bis Seiia'onal career, espe
ciahy uo ibal gold is u ri v otje au4
a trac-iiou abye fieeuKack". The
lail icie c) -oiue of am la; hers of la
bor rtl'orui have tiiauilex.iy turned
bis bead, bm tbe vigorous ring of
bis elcqtieace on the sulject of mob
euziug silver will do uo barm in ibe
sio goiu Seuate. e pyiciemly
believe aia ihe wisd jru of tbe fitiau
oiai barigaurs who, upon iudiug ihe
gol of rci-uuip iuu hard to obtain, at
trie critical moment wben tbe over
burdened craft required the longest
aud strongest pulls, hnd. suddenly
resohe-1 to lb row away oue of tbe
two oar, Instead tf mis be advi
ses tho u.iug-ol both oars in tbe boat,
aud bilding up to the wind for gui
dance, a few paltry rags wbicb are
sure 10 wreck ibe craft npon tbe
rocks of financial ruin.
A vote in tbe Senate a few days
since on tbe reference to tbe Judicia
ry Committee of tbe Matthews c n-
curreut Resolution offering ibe legit
imate character of silver for tbe pay-
meui of L" S binds Art:, sa-i - edibui
n:ne etn w?re in favor 1 f and n
as'aijst handing tbe dinar over to
ice ieudi.T oiroies of Senator Ed
uiuuiis Cbairmau of that Committee,
whotias a subsiitute pending wbicb
totally anta'juiz- ibe resolution.
This ludicstes the passage of Sena
tor .VI aubews' views as tbe deliber
ate sense of ihe Senate in favor of
uiou-iiz'ug silver. Tbe Hou will
Uuqueaiiuuabiy concur in the resolu
tion Then, it is understood ibat tbe
1'resideui will no longer think of op.
ucsiug his veto to any silver bill thai
Congress may adopt, thi.ugb it was
foreshadowed in bis opening audress
lo Congress ifca: opposition would be
made to any bill ibat Sailed to limit
ibe legal tender quality ofsiiyer coin.
Thus will be defeateq the Rriti.-h
aud Ujermau pjjicy of depret-iaiiog
ibe viviue of silver which is Almost
eiduivtly au American producti-m,
a Lid tbe ad of bitbgold and sil
Ter, resumpiiou will soon be an ac
cotupiisDea tact iben ibe distrust
of capital will no Lner bang (ike at
ncubus over the Rusiaeas oaterinise
of our pyp.ltj. Tii w heels of busi
ness Witi ue mi Coiul', employment
wiil be gives io labor, aud general
prosperity, uisa upon 'be noimal
coudriouct a souud uational cur
r ury e ui-itibg of gold silver aud
papei will agaiu blpss the people ol
our cciuiuiou country.
U is said lobe au 111 wind that
blows good to nub dy, and :hu tbe
il! health of senators has induced
tt e cotitruo;iou f an elevator and
si.peri-'r ventilating spuaraios in tbe
Seuate wing f the Ctpi'ol. Mr
Ue.-rge N. Stransbao, who is io
charge of the elevator, informs me
bai there is plenty of work lor four
such elevatorg. It makes more than
dOO trip per dav his run by a
dummy pump which economizes wa
ter oy using 11 over ana over aaio i
between tanks stationed at te top
and b t'orn i f.Le building hy
draulic pressure being the elevating
power.
il Y llaydeo Esq the Chi. f en
gineer ot tbe Senate, is both practi
el aid ecientiGc in Ms conduct of
b s office. His iuveniious of systems
of fans and pipes to supply fresh air
at tbe fl Kr tod withdraw tbe hot and
jiia;ed atmosphere from the ceiling
of tbe Senate chamber are tbe best
yet attained in ibis or any 01 be;
C'Ontry. Mucb expense bas beeu
lately iururrej for a similar purpose
and by olber parties in tbe chamber
of tbe H jur-e, but so much fault bas
been found with the attempt that ao
investigation into the matter has just
1 oeen suiDoriZ"0 ny a resolution i.f
'hat body. Mr Tbsddeu A Jones,
Asistaiit Eugiueer of tbe Se'ia'e bas
special charge of tbe electrical light
ing apparatus of the Senate, wbicb
is well worthy of a visit to tbe im-
. Diense S nate Lft. Ada? r
tan
j rIOCtf U Kb 111 IDroU0, l'l
j mined; tb Uanlicer oiaihloe re -
i ' receiiliy tfiiritlucfa to replace
mi io i igari anu iir-jo pa'eui
;
;
I
j
wbicb in few years proved a fx I
ure Tnirteeu year ag tb douir
w lib tbe tbolus, of t'olumo of lttt
wbicb urrujuj.i it when Ooifrf-3
- ! t",ia ulioi 'ob. ""'I
tbe.
- i ,ll'u" cboijr were ligbied ud stiM
1 u-'-'eluii v ligb td by mean or
: : - r is- r 1
itjaruiuer u. as the leetriciu .
j l"B Capi.ol Uutll lhat . f:i a as li e
. buli.heil
! ' t,va lu I'K biiag t cauie k.
Ol- ,
perteci In toe senate ai to Ih- lo .
louger pr4citcable, Prof, liirdiuer, ,
whose Atukbad never faiicit. was
Calied 00 u lo rexedv tbe telteis. '
lahK.h r.u Hi! l, futf.ulii
u 1 . u .iv I. 1 . I. llliUiJUI.ILI U.3 IJC T
PJ"t--. bun un- ail peruiatnt end,
wrialu tu ibeir work. Hi-- uiacbiac i
""'. ' 1 CM ,u luc cuaiiiucr ce-
1V it is Mil i.lt:ld.n and rprlHlii in i;a
( .
'operation as to forcibly remind one
ibtibe sutiliuie words iT Genesis:
Qod said, let there he light, and
there wae light."
Tbe season of fashion is now Dear
iii height These deligb.ful aher-
side Seuaiurs, Secretaries
iug cit i-ns. Heceptious
their better hslvee furnish
ty to the million. Calls
in a ouiiuuuus stream
and lead
given by
made
bf Coiuoll-
Uieaw. Kid gloved japuuicaduui
; s-jeij , -eat tuemsenea oui iry
ing 10 outrun aud outsbiue their
neighb '.
No aleeptlll morn, when yuuth srsl pleaiture meet
To ehaiw the Blowirg bears with flyinir teet.
C. M.
Drape raa ara.
iNPIANAPtiLIS. Jau 2."
The three
j burglar wuo killed Oificer Kuukl
e at
liaiu ou me Ciucluuali and L-ifiV
etie lioad, due here at noon, about
fitleeu miles froai Cluclbiiali ibis
- -I-. . ,
uiuiuiug x uey toon B-ats in
tor aid ccaco. The brakiniao
iLe
luio couversa 1 iu with thrui, aad sa -letied
bim-eit trjuy were tbe partie
"' eie gui ty of 1 be crime re
- lu ibe inoru n imei3 Ha
uo:iti--i in C'loduci- r,
11 1 rl- gl ao;.
tu piiu LfirrbsouiKh
Alsuuiog to meei L i ill a
lo M-rr.ai
ibe train if
Ouseiiilo. 1 1 e .M a: sbal left a!
uVei bauled ibe train al New
Oou, sp. t ed itie men. aud mad
'lice,
Loa
Ul
bis tuiutl ibe ere dirr.U. I
- 1 - j
be as not prepared, to ij,, ittr
arresi. li w as lutemleii .. l..
pj.e of c llicers at the Uclou II. p o
acd ruu ibe iraiu sirai bl iu without
stopping lo t'haugu eugines at the
jaru outside vi ibe city. Tbe rear
Uovr ot ibe coacb was" h iked, tti.d
.Vlauufjji; 01a loued hluiseit at ite
trout do r, but tbe eogiueer misto k
ine signals and stopped at tbe yrj,
here ihe men smelt 1 He aais and
bi.td for l.bt;iy. Ibe Marshal
rapiij-j ,Ub one, but tbe sec .ud
ieve;ed a revolver al bis head, while
the tbiid whip ltd out two aud or
dered ibe coach, which was crowded,
lo be cleared. Tbe passcugers piled
oui preeipuaicly, and another brisk
encounter ensued, dt'jjag wbioo on
of the dt speradues forced bis navy
beieeu Mauuiug's teeio. Tbemur
derers escaptd from iLe car, foil wed
by ibe crowd wbo fired a: tlm
wiib such weapenu a 4 ;bey ha.t.
Tbey run to j;uw vf toe r.
railway, overtook a car going the
subuib four miles east of the ci'v.
boarded it, aud compelled the driver
to put bis horse to its utmost speed
Meeting at tbe junction of two lines
another car, tbey boarded that and
drove it ibenistlves uniij th.f Wrre
outside of ibe city inults, where ii
leti tte track from ibe rapid driving-.
Tbey then took ite woods. Organ
oid pursuit waa speedily arranged,
and three squads ot mounted police
started after tb' ro. being j iiped bv a
number if farmers, armed wi.h "all
kinds if weapons They were chas
ed for iwoor three miles, and finally
captured seven miles trum ibe ciu".
Tbey say their names are Weaver,
Davis, aud the ' Kid."
N ASH VlLkE, Jan. 2'. A special
from Somerville, Nonb Alabama, an
nounces tbn killiug of Graham Mc
Carlev by Davis Toieei. McCariey
was charged with illicit distilling.
While ou his way from jail to tne
court fcuu.-e he attempted lo escape
He was pursued and overtaken. Jo
teet, wbo was in advance, fireu his
pistol at bim, as he Said, to frighten
bim. Tho ball penetrated VcCar
lev 'a temple, killing hira iusUuiiy.
Poteet gave information as to where
tbe body could be fouud and ihen
1 ft the coiiuiy. McCarley
wile tin! cbiitJiea irj deLtituie cr-
A'aukee.
last eveuiug, Frank Falk wea: oui
r.diog wiih Misses Helece aad Kni-
ma Je b.-1, dauirhters of the cashier
of the Secoud Ward IJiok, when a
backing f.einbi train oa ib i Milu
kee;i,d ft, Fattl Ililrcai ttruck t e
Cantage, deiu-iPLiui it. aud kllllu
Mr l-alkabd Ilekae Jae.b-,
lived aboiu fir' een miau cs Miss
1'uici Jacobs is probably latuiiy
hurt. Ail were pr-mioeui and bio
iy respeciabie resideuis of Mil
kee
CieillwA liaelr leera.
IUadi.mi, January 22 .Jaccbaud
J-bu Hun zenger, Ute Tresideuiaud
cashier of ibe Miner's Trust Com
pany, Poiuville, bare Uets-retenrcd
eacb to two jen;a ioitiarv c.-ufiQe-meot.
to rjxy ft nae 0f fire Lutidred
c i:a,a, and to refund Thos. K
ieru,
prosecutor, f 24 tH0 wiib costs.
SE V A I) VER TISEMEX
s
TOTICE.
Notice toherenr 1 1 -.'Ji tn.i .noeiat. m k i ,i i
rna the rfi.ouiil of ista at tl-eCumnneaiicM-r
e, soaMrMt.foriba asTeral dlstrfc.-u vf the
w-'tfaty as iollowt, rix :
For Jeriner b.wn.hlp. Jennerrille hortmrh IV a.
emauirb. faint. Muvle. So.Txown bor.,p n iiq .
makotilDa. Stooyersek. New HaHins.re. Alle-
J' jcuern. wcjrrl tnwnkip. timer-et
tiorouirh.
Thar.lai. lae -I at day ot Fehrnarv next.
k-sou iioro:ii. srotnerxrallev.
For AddHiav, lower TarkrTloui, I rstna W
onith, 'ootloeri.-e- horom-b. tper Tarkeriooi,
Midillerrrek. Sew Craireviiie. Uirpiun. Mil or I
Soathatnpton. Northampton. Weberabtvx h,"
onah. (IreenviUe. Laruoes, K.kliok (Slihnry
t-jruautl. harr.rcit, Meiers I ale laa-oaeh. on Fri
day. Ibe 1 day of Pehmary. la s. when atsl
wmrv an e.,.ra. am, sorporailonl leelina laem
aelveti irncre.1 at the anuoienuon iu iln.i i.n
sae
ol their lax hle property and effects made pomu
, several acts of Aasembly in rack esse
i - - , ' -- m : iriri
and aisle their artevaneea hit rulreas acei.rlln
10 'w' , ,, , . , , .
I he appeal will ( hold on the atvve xoenlion -
e'cloek n m.
u iiiii oetweea tue hoorn cl s orlork a. -u. and j
W. al.Sl-HKIICK,
w tt-LJ M SK FX,
t.rf-v 1. PILJMi.V
D.
PHIiXlPPI.
vna.
t,otBHus.'oim;.
A'A ir .4 rrr: ris :.: x is
ex - --.-r.Trr-t
ut -
.flat X V. JT 1 j J H m
DEALER hi
j
FLO VI! AXI V'i1
crooerl
rtcs.
Confections.
Willo- ware.
Qucccswarc,
f ,
Salt, Fish.
an i I
MJ
tt., etc.. xTt
New Stock.
avr: n:ni:.
1 All Goods Positively
SOLID .A.T
B0TT0IY1 PRICES.!
f
FAIR AND SQUARE
IS I
Om- jNlotto.
I4.et Fail lo Give
HO. 2, BAER'8 BLOCK A CALL,
When tloinp; vour
SHODPiFIIfcTa-.
Jan. 3S
CfX'liNi) ASVfAL STATF.MKNTOF TH K
iASSlH JATb'.N AMlUKK I.NSl'KAM'K
CO.HPA.li Y tl' MI.HHtM.I COtNTY. PA.,
r the year snilni Jiinuary li, is S.
Nnratrr 01 memiiers in the i'itiinny 05
Am i of capital 9tH-t ule-l l'i Bwemml
si.; oii
Am'i of 1st a.'! for r he ysnr l"TT S.7v
' ' oatsuMKiiua prsr to 3 j
" Sm U't mvuitic-r''a.iir,iOeil ;uriiic vr. mj.ij
l'nU lo Trsasiry al U-t elrieninl .
. IS.ZS
Ti.tal
Exoncraiiurj.oa oatsriiO'linK tits at l.i
OMTOl ,
Lx'incraili.'uain asei.ei.!iuic'i.ts Ir lTT. .
KuoriMts as buwa bssiw
j:i
1: .ltle
..41. ft-'i
.. 40 ST
.. ITJ to
1.4.K S4
.. is a
. .. ;s
40
rS.KW 4i
; ciaiuti.iuic lax aa bvwa ol.iW
11 IX KI ITS.
A m't in TrsaBury at Ian x-its-mni
Am i retVU ou aMi-ataf utn hr lTT
I Am'l iiri'-t u 1KTT
Au, t i r l-fi for mrm'irr a.oiiio-1
InriiiA year O0(.7
EXl'fciNUl'U'ilt.S.
Aui't jisl il 1 'titiih ;. fluTBii-jeii...
l-'lm. J. 111
" ' Hvdtj J"tm-a
" " . 11,'i.i. I '. Mf'vera ( liisuriini-j
J"8 U T4.t'i' r
" ltrn 1 l rj.u'r
" ' AUkUKUJ Hrnt
" W il.l ,ui J-.tllfi'iU
' .leniiaejaov
' liw.ru" Vlit
" Nk-lioUs Apple
" Israel J I'olivr
' ' lerKe .! ItakT
' " iaalutl Hell
- Jmvili I' H"nir tin pur:)
" HiHTi.-n Ir'ihn
" Kjr alarv lur Srt-at Tr-Hv...
,.o ol
... s so
Jltl
,.. -OU 0
si 110
.'0 W
io uo
:o oij
v AJ
.M't Vi
a,
;.ii 'j .
3 0 UI
il . 1 0
f.HI 'JO
1.0 00
i . 00
r IjO lit
1 4U
....... jo
- s, 1'irr
- Postage an 1 UiUwi,er.-..
- A-nvriiin
" " Mis. eltunr.ias exaenje
4 li
PtffMiae ai aasi-?uiui! f"r is 7 lrvj -i
" " " " pri'-r to 1-77 "Jj m
i:i:sot;i: 'i:s.
Aai'-wntscaf iini:iOiii-n 'luiMi'-n-es id tl's hain! nf
Ibe tolicaiiiif Aicu:s, 5u'-j-.-t .o ex'ncrati'a
anil r-n t-t:?..o.
ilsirze w. M.oier. tie;G.i!eifiin;? T; 17'1 1
Wm. huhu.-. l.u-'-rera ip ; 4
Ji.M-pli Lv .Miller. Jt'tiT-.ii 1, :H .'
Aimd J. .Milier Miliorl x Ainitiirea Tps , Wl 01
l. t. Howman. (rb4ii"i'ii . tuiim-r- jj a.
eo. L.wry. fcikls-k & Vfi-euviiie 1; u
loaatnan i"lu. aa.le a Pami l'p ls '.'I
l liii-4j i, illAJUrr, Jfiuif-r Tw :r; 16
ii i ii K Vruz. liruihTVHllty Tu f0
UUasialti. .. A!-M-!ii n!.- in r t 1-77 40
Tfr.il si 44 w
Liaoiiiiu 1.4 uT
BAUr.e :r,Mtairpf
haUsie iiipunn.c: 1
1 ' Horner.
B.il. in ntfi- i-f lint iliti.-w
4- J7
The ft U lire ?'nt-tiiti:l rep' in- I In ! r.rrnf
J. li HiM !. J. HK! HAK V.H
Jan. w
A
SSIGXEE'S .oTICK.
m berel'V irtrrn. that J. -?, h W. iirant
hy uretl of roluniar a'iTitn -nt ha' a"itfnei all
liie mate real ami per-oiial I t the lier.cni of i
msliiors to H. J. fWk. AM r ns lnJ.r.iil to
ibe Saul Jossph W. Krani will inike pnvraent to
the Appiirnee. uuti lh..i-e bavin.: irinira 'ir'leinaisli
wiU Base known the ,me w.ih'.tn ieir.
U.S. ILtrK.
Jn. ao Ay-iiime.
PUBLIC SALE.
11 -x:w--f to niihlir fulo :it S.ili-Jmrr.r.n S:t.
urlsy.thf 16th tf Ket-rnary. I1 t I Vi-"rk p.
the MW'W in ir mil ewi'evf K . John. Hu&te .B
J'thnV n ttiUi-n to ?.iii-i'ury iU.rnzU, Jv-Uieret
innntT. Fa., ill:
I's (rra 1 to U lDflaIve. al. j m Lux on Mc
kenxie ttre-'t. eat h froniinjt U-t. extend
tnif ntirth toailey. Vjw ft-w. l,r do. U. whti-h
ti m iPint ul rt Icet, :uiJ ZK :ett at the other eii-1
of lot.
laOtt 10. 14. 17. W. IV. . l, Zi. -JS. .4 aii-l 2T. all
fmntfme on CarU irft lr-t. an! extiwiri
1 riark KM fs?et loan alley, except a.t at. Ik wlmli
ha a fmnt rf 4-i et. ai..i '4 wi in width jt the
Mgim rni ai"tn ;ii:tii.-T.
AI, t no. , fn'itti( on fct trt V fet.
nri'l ex tending n rU to rn aihy : icet. rtttjoirtiu
lNpot Mreet tn 'he .n:h. aliy -n m-t. :ii!ey on
'rih, and htii Keim tt Liveiu..ti t-a the r-a.-l.
having thereto ere.-tej a v a;il a h it t'.ry
tnirs hofe. a ftaMe. and o:h u.-i Biii
"Tkrw : Ttn Jer vent, oi j-urehtke mrev to
U' pa (d as aoc a j'p-erTr im knekM wn
toe? ibu-l vn cmttruaitH n ol utc. u.iiiri In ix
tiattk and me-th.rl in ivt' ie mnth4. with
mirer oh defepre! jiaymvtr frmi Junuirr 7.
Pureba-e ru.r,y t trt soured by u''--uient
burnt,
I:AVU HAT.
Ji. 53 A.-iiiee.
1
lUVATi: SAI.K.
i oiler for 'lie nir f.inn iiiuire in A!!e--henT
Twp.. S-imersc-t canty Pi. ""iimlr.inK K a'-rt .
alxjut ai-res eleAreU. wt;h a huuiie. vi.m!
l.ar.k larn. unl other .in!.iiri thr.n. A ix.l
npl.ia inesarl, a aret ela tsv n,jil. beilt within
three year. Al. a tr.wl ot 1 r..t in jme town
lnp, innlairtr.a a"T'-. al- iii: -0 a.o-M t ieare.1.
Kith a a.al i'pie or-hwr.i
Alm iracl ol lan.1 in .;;il ''iWnliip .nruininjr
il3 arre.over W Rrr" "i wliii-n ure e!areii with
a.lnflllnif hon- tiii-I I'.nk Sarn iliereon. AUoan
apple ort-iiart .l aU.nt i-.i i. K'-r l irsr In-l-irmatlofi
enil n t r -' as- al lOv i tina
Itl'lise. V.
Jjn. If. :i jnns IiEKTKK.
JVISfOT-TY H
V FAKMS.
lie oner an rTtt t.Ri? iitv mii,Aii
M-'iarre larm lil tnken lH-:..ri- April li ore nole
trom Hl'"'mhel'l. the iier,'y v.t. alinntt-r le-e
anl in.prTsil. with or rir 1 ao l miita of aii aiMi
Two-tiuri :! iiBr-ii'e tB'i'n v rim reratnif.tr
;mr year. Tii;-!" auexrrai.r.iiiia.v rhn--e.ais'
we will a-ive paril. 'liar- toa uue bv le i. r !
lii'iniry with itaiup.
We are aenerio seal en'air airt.-nt. snl r-an
attarantee toe ..ry heit I'.ir-iinn in lis via ci'iiiif v
i t:irea. aei allium ia:t ininrtoati' a toall
t' :rofi eiee'i' :oeirtne we-(. We r.'!er lo 11"
j i, II Sleekei. ie ereil.if. I'l . '.Ill 1" Jr"Mi:.l h
MItier in.l I'. H. SwsRirie'rut er. S:i;.' 1 .a.
j l-rioerlT tf s-ns-set nnin-. v IV. tot t,nw 1.1:1;
I aiM thriving iarini-r in .- uni r.
Al tt Ml. a iVKRTiV.
Kloomftel'l. t-a hciil Kuti ljeali r.
Jan 11
yXKcrTOirs notick.
t.lale o Ja.t6 S:eioia. Nrc.-i rrn nriltc tirp.,
'lei-euwsl.
Letters leiirsroentary on 'tie a'oTe ee
halloa lieen Krante-I U thenn.teriiiiiiil, riotira is
hereby alveu to ih'e l.Titl.tel u il in m ike Itn
aM'liate payuent. and lU-a hnviinr -Inhat
aKJinit It. to ptver.t la -al Hoi uutle-n' ! ated
ST artllement a. 4l.e lle rei'.ien.-e .f the ie
ceoaettwivWaSiay, the 'Ait'liiy ol lebmarr.
Vv
Lt:WI.SSTMM,4.
J-ia. 1 Fctrui.
.a Sdlowinv named oerK-.r !cire i.irJ in mr
oillce tnelr petitions etv.. tt Tarera laeenses
whih Will lie preaente.1 to the Court on
Thnraiay. Jannary SI. 17c,
Klii A Flick, a-mertet B..r
Walter Jono. MeTemlale l(..r.
Scot i auetaar. i eraweace bor
Fre-lk. Naaale. Meyer!a!e rr.
Jeanee W lvtoa. Paint Towoa n
Lmrba lix-vcmt' I.i iur.
John Sower, Atryers-lale ft.r.
Jan. 14
!AD1
; Eneteef
DMINISTUATOr.'S NOTICK.
. Eiialeef Joaeph Alwtte.Ulco!-.'Bern-ai.-h Twp.
i OSfaSjil.
I Letter of a-lalnunrais-a . the alere tetate
i aauiaa oeeo xranted lo 'he a-vied-nted. nwlreis
' hereby x-lveo t.inoee In-leMe.! to i to tasks luutc-
diaia sa.nveot. an.1 Hun. hiiiirUiiuiniM it
t ta i.e.. lit lhM iliila ii K ii: - .1 .1 1 i.i...i
ub Frulay. Felaxary li. l.a at I tie late rcaidence
i IS AAC TODER
Jan. 5 a tmini-traior.
-Vf W A VF.R TISE HESTS.
7
ST. .J0HK
Sowing- Machine,
i-i r .Jl-r-f tn 1 r. ri4ie. . iUir.a.a 14 i.
irarira asolo- tn thla braaeh of maaufa.-lura
I p..lu'... ri'-silma.rrS,pr.ot I., any raa
,h. a, i,t.e arS . rraUily ,ir"
Ihj. j'r- :th-!T -Kill .- : , ." ,. .n
: Marblat. It .u'a;,
j s. i.iir M.oii. wli. h.r. '
I1'"1'!. '" lrll) allaiad.or work la.
1 air-meat. LiuMur. of monir atb. lrr
j is m nrt-.. Mh. Simvlk-liy of roo,,k.B
rt
......... ,nrTm j-iot. tn trrutr.f
ssTvibsu lo an u a;, 'aiks
oT. JOHN SEWING MACHINE.
A'. J 1 (iih hie.
, UniaaiCDKsl Mirblaaaod StaoJ, Black Waliial
j Taljlr, two Drawers, Patent Box Cover, willed
attaches to fide of the TsMe, formica- a
convenient work box or aa exteciuxa
t..pst wia.
PRICE
No. I.
No. I I
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Beajtiful ia ten. PsrfscT ii QKlnctiCL
Z-j-uHy good a the ligiteat cr tearl
est Cfoods.
Its Points of Peculiarity,
AECSS-.I ZlllJ CTH223 A2S
ti nukm no. iflereDre whsihrr ibe Meliiae I
lun Wka.ta .j Iwrwiairai 1 ih w..rk will .1.
wi run ifm o, awi ibrre u aoluaa or roau.e
ia a Urn.
li lias acl"e "hnale ia "oe pl.e. with s.. thr-a.l
hols ii.p.nvh. Hie ln.l.Ma buknna front lo toe
)r.iol :bit.l.
li wininthe h..l ln without ranninr in. ma
chine: o thai ti.re ao nens'lty fc.r arhrei'l
iu Uie mar tune, or remorina; lae worb wi.ea ihe
OuiiUltllttf lit ih! WnMll.
iii : ti-i.aiKarr -I npls. prrteet, aat ran he i.l-ju-ir
1 b.iihunlrran.1 upper, wltbout r ns.vina
i:;e w.ri.
A-kaeh Machine u ioniihel with the or ji-
ar, mi inn n .
it Kiinilinrc iso'.T. I, pr,n,,ar;,nj .Wrln'lr.
Evfky M achine is Warranted.
1; t4in.s we!! an I trlrpn fompfotu if !f4t?fcn
r-?i n in tiiijtf.tintr.
1 .he. wrll knnwa Fimily TT rnt r
W -m aVin.i.aitm i ah,,: ha it 1 he oii ri-tt. ati
r-'j.-nr the Yani-uk.o.Jof nrwinx b.4-)imi
pn .mpily ami ;tti'firtot,lT Aini atl kiixU t-
utciniH-nt jtr.n unl u vfirr :
AMivm t K.WALKfR.
or c ' tA-'iipi'r tors.
J l"w
J-JKf IPOSAT.S.
Srniei propaU will be re-eired hr toe IM.
rec-.. of i ha S..nifrrt n uniy 1st lt'.u-e nmii
lue 1st ot February l7, for the haiMisc of a new
Kirn "o lha P-.r il. ae Farm. ! by hs-t. tba
I! in. t.r H, l.'iitt .,n tie plan ol Ihe one owned hy
Levi J. Walker Hi milea eaet of the Poor Hou.
l'r'i-"i:ii.''wi.l li. reeelveil as a whole, oris part,
the liiretr n ulnar Ihe ritrht to reiuseouanr
ail hhK For I an ber infr'nnatios raU ooor sJ-ilre-n
W. II. li-rkey. Siewanl ol the Somerset f...
Poor H-aee.
Atte-t: ISA AO YOOEB
II. r. Kue;r. MM I.S5YI'KK.
fbrrk. Jit. . CttEH A.V.
lnravK re.
S-mrrt. Fh. lHh. la.
JT FtlUCSALK.
Hy virtue of an. inter '.f'.Vort bi medtreiteJ. I
wia otler kr dale, oa
Saturday, Fairuary 2, 1873.
at one o'rlork ofmM'lxToatbe prsmleee. Ihe
kiwinj real estate lata Uie prcperiy ot lienrr ll.p
ol Stonycreek towhip, Noiaereet Co., dee J.
A rerutu trait ol land llaate In Stoayereek
townliip xlioioMig laodaol Zaoaarlab tamt-n.
I 'harlea Heiseaiyer, Aaron Saanaler and liwniei
Waaner, 4-ostainu3i( ooe hv.arl anU fltty-eix
a.Tr.. ao-l one hoO'lrr-d and Ally t wo nefehe. strict,
there ) ai-iat tiiy Bra a.-re iear. tba baiaore i-
well limNre-l there u a xtit loa hoaea ana kz
bum on the prt-misef an-t iwn v'iucorxarli aaJ
a "mail saiar ainp. a very illra'i" tann-
rt K Ms f i iu liauL, ihe l'laie In funr
eipeil annaal payment the seat two pameut
w jh IniereM. W per renc i l hanj (a,ey tu be
pai.l when property la knxkett ilown. balance ot
batsl asaiey when delivered, paytueat to te t
carcU'in thi: lsiui y auKTueat .oH.
AAkOW tPANOf.r.K.
Jan. Adair of HE.NKY MOP.
O W. SlABaVxVXB. M .
Of-nllAl and Anrlwl.
OFFU'B AJIlr 17VFIRM AK Y.
Pena Are. PKUbari ti. Pa.
t .
Ail -liaeaaanf CTK. US aH
I H KUAT, and talarrk anerewn al
ly lreatel. lnaralion lor CaXarart.
- Fale Pnplla,'' '1 ke F.ya. " - W lid
Hairs." l aae.f as I Taaiora ol the
M 'f, Ear, N"aa or THrrait, Ptriaiau',
-Weeping Eyas," Pfcwla. t'oalcal lr
net. .reins BiJlea, ExtirpalloA. A. klllluily
periorrae.ie Anioeial Fiea Inaertad. hwad fax
te. enptiT SB'i liiastrateil paapnlet of
aa.
ESTKRX PFJfX A. PtASJltCAL A.f D
SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE.
The Inrfmie ireoaree Starle-oa Cu. i:,.ll,n
Bo'lne,!. Profrtnal SchooK Kaw Life, aad
Teaching-, legation elevated. Aaaltbrni. easy ol
acew. ami piciatriue,coivoiai:na: aa ei'ea'Wa
view of I'hsetniu Usia-.. FaU e-e-pe ef lnetrae
t..r FiTeeo&r.l Stady. Ilpcn U both aelra.
Fxtenea as. '.erate. ?lew btsiHtnu f'T lailleia.
(ip-n sr.ile in each rr,-n.
jX.iU:is4 tho Pnoeipai.
J(NATHA." JU'ES. A.
tt- . MU Ptwwaaat. Pa
j7XP:ClT0U'S XOTCE.
L..i:eof H'-nry i;iJ,il.t Ut-! i.rseu. W If,
I"" 'wii eN i,
Iyt'-r te'Uiuenlary on the above estate aavlna
Vt'n ifrnti:'l to itie nieierJii(ne.i ty the proper at
tii'.ril . B-lee is herei.jt a:en t Uiue bl-otM ta
n tu Hwiau iiaincliaie my uie&t, r I ti..r bavica
ci.ilin. .w.iiii-t il topreaent iheradaiy aathentlrat-e-1
tor ouleunut n-vl aioaoce. al the late esel
iji ts-e oi tii .e tr-tsel, oa .Satanlay, Fehrwr.
i". It'.':
I KtlOEniCa; IU RK.
F. xeoitor.
IIKISTMNV KE.MHAI.Ii.
J..n. w Lxcrutiix.
UriIANS' COIT.T .SALE.
:v Tirrar of unorder of rir. rue ibrTte-f. I
W in iitltr lor sale on
Saturday, I'f lr.mry 2, lsl?,
on the pres. Le. the Aliiwina real retare Ute
li e iiriiocnv i,f liobrr liee. .f Sti-n-rreeV tw- -
I aooier-ot eonaty, Seeeaer-.i.
A cer'.nui tract, ot land trui. ia nycrei-a
tw;,.. . I. .lulu a land- ef jkhirieb Imen.
f 'tiarii-. ileiiietoTer. AKre var.lri it teD-l
Wazoer. canaiatna; owe bao-lred uu.1 Ait-.ix
acre- sn-i bnn-lre.1 anl nity-two perebt-a.
strict niea-trre. Taer. la aiioaA bity-Sre s r-
clear, the lalnre In well tim'-are-l. There is -a
i.4t s--r Is a aal ka bant-oaba pt-soi asa,
uni two yarr on-har.ta and a taxall nrvar eanxpv
A 7tt de-iraliie 1. ra
i rKKMS. 4S0O in !. t:e halam-e In anr
i . oa I anneal paT-aema, tba art twu paytavot-
;with Interest. Ten peraatiioi ptireaaaa -aocw t
he paid whea property i kaueaed dcaiw. bala-H-w
l hand l
re-y wneo oe-v.j ie aatuet-eed. payment
to he -e--ured
too lane or I'lertoeait s-i.
AvAK'VN-PANil.E.K.
A la r tf Henry H-i.
Jan It!.
1
V'BMC SALE.
tlrvrtncol an or lev ofaaW imie l rat W O-e
Orphan I 'van ot sieretecary P-. aaVli tue 1
.lireete-l. I wta njioee hj .fak lj paoile aeirsry. "a ' .'
Hie premises 'A . . 3
SnUirdny, FrUrnary IWA,' ll'i,
at 1" -fcx-ii p. .,tAe r..Uiwln deat-rlbel real ea.
tate. tale tbe property -t Urrauatasset. dec a.. Ul .
iu:
A etalu tra. t'f Uo.1 inteto E:v , Twp .
Sumer-et i.x:j Pa., a-ljoi-jiu hvade of PM.It
r.rofc. W. W. Hyatt, UatxT MarttaraaJ laaaur
barklv-slrr. eoauinlaji i.'w acne taut or Ww
aiaint TO acrae of which are riewred. as J Is a. ree
la meailowt. harlna t neroa .re. lei a tan stork
.IweUia notur.a laraa oana. sad utnta teat balid
Love Ihcre w cl opened, a '-oH 'jre baoA, aal
a X'"-t 'Kiiitf at the b"U.e.
fi K.dS in sand aa ihalarsw jr.'cii-l
aruiuai jiarii-ri' f r-?ett Verct. -
' fctEiABDiilXJF.R.
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