'r-c,:,.,:;!
ml n . i TT1 J At an early hour List Saturday morn-
Itie bOmerSGt neraiCLX; two-story tfAme dwelling-house.
owned bv Mr. that. Vliirnennan. a lew
AirU IT. 1ST. 1
WEDNESDAY.
Trot nut jour lawn mowers.
Tbe martins are with us again.
YitVs Garden Sred for alc at Seers'
Drug Store.
Hut your Flour at tbe Flour Depot of
Cook lleci its.
Got tbe best Yick'a Gat Jen Seeds, at
G. V. Speers'.
Buy your Grass Seeds aud Fish at tbe
Flour Ik'pot of Cook &. Beerits.
A mo lot of calicoes at five ct-nts per
yard for sale at George It. Parker's.
Don't fail to call and see tbe largest and
cbeapest Stork of SUoes in town at Sol
Ibis.
As tbe time for holding tbe primary
drawetb near, it waxe'.h hot for tbe candi
date. There have been several new names
added to tbe list of announcements tbis
week.
New Potomac Herring in marketall at
tbe Flour Depot of Cook & Bt-crila, Sum
ersct. Pa.
Dr. Fundcnberg operaU:s succesfully
tor stiint or crooked eyes, and iniert Ar
tificial Kyes.
"Heno chop," packed in China, the
cheapest and best lea in tbe market, (or
sale at Cook Si Beerits.
Sol I'M has just receiveJ his spring
stock of Boots and Shoes, and is selling
them as cheap as tbe cbeax-st.
Mr. Isaac Jones has been improving his
property south of town, by building quite
a I trge addition to his house.
Dr. Sadler, Oculist and Aurist. Xo.
2--! Penn Aenue. Pittsburgh. Pa. Eye.
Kar, Throat Mid Catarrh Siiecialtics.
The davs are not l.ir diMaat when we
shall see sad-laccd men iu the yards doub
led up over the handle ol a luwn-inovcr.
Mr. A. M. Spurr, the chief cheese mak
er ot Sape. Burrel & Co., New York,
with bis wile and tamilv, has moved to
this place.
I have a clock of llamlmrcs that 1 am
sellinsi very cheap. Call and examine the
quality and prices.
Mus. A. E. Int..
Don't forget that Dr. Fundenberg will
be here on the 21st, w hen all those wiiu
Eyes. Ers, Nom-s or Throats are alfected
can tie successfully treated.
Xotii it. All note due us not paid by
22nd of tbis mouth, will be put lor collec
tion, and costs added thereto.
A. COUNTRYMAN SoX.
As an iutiuci-meul to cut-tomer.-, a large
i.roiorlion of the stock of Fashion Bazar
will tie sold at cost.
MUS. JAS. B. TltKDWKt.U
No. ti. Mammoth Bliak.
I.AM' Sunday was a beautiful day, aud
that its suoshiuc and pleaMiiit brieus were
appreciated, was evident in the lact tuat
the churches were well attended and evt-n
the streets were thronged with eople who
were out enjo ing tbe spring weather.
Dr. W. F. Pnndt-nliunr, Oculist and
Aurist, Iroui Cumberland, Md., will lie in
Somerset on Monday, April 22., and will
remain several weeks lor 'he exclusive
treatment ot all disi-a.ses of the Eye. Ear,
Nie, and Throat. All contuPalions
tree.
Wanted lor cash.
"iiHl Bushels ol choice w heat or
HHl Barrels of choice flour.
5o0 Bushels of oats.
50 Barrels ol choice mvple mgar
Farmers, look to your interests, and
don't allow us to send away tor tlour.
Cook A: Bkfkiis.
Mr. lUldain. agent lor Morgan's Wool
en totals, will be In Smersrt on Tutsilay
1 lie 2:1.1 iiit. See him and his goods aud
arrange to trade your wool lor home
made goods, and it will Ik- worked up in
your own county. Prices low, and goods
lietter than ever belore. Customers will
lie visited during tbe seaon as usual.
Beautiful Helen no doubt had a fine
complexion, but it is more than doubtlul
whether it exceeded in purity the complex
ions of the ladies who use that inimitable
auxiliary of female lovelines-s, Glenn's)
Si'i.i-iii r Sour.
Sild by all Druggists.
Hill's Haih and WniMiKU Dye,
Black or Brow n, 50 cents. ,
C. A. Walter, of the firm of Walter A
Truxal. has just returned from the Kasl
ern cities with a full stock ol Dry Goods,
Notions, Boots and Shoes, Hardware,
IJueeusware. Hats, etc., etc., in lact
every thing that is necessary for a good
country store. Call and be convinced.
Gkuiiauts. Pa.. April 13, 1873.
Hereafter we prowse to make it a fe
cialty to sell tbe best out of the largest i a
sortment, at lowest living figures, fur
euh nuly. II you.wanl to buy on crei;i",
go elsew here. If jou want to buy for
cah aud save t wenty ier cent, call and
see us.
Mks J as. B. Thhuvki i.,
Fashion Its, ir,
No. C Mammoth Blo.k.
Nkw (iooos ! New Goods! Ihtrguim,
Httiytiiit: IStirjtiin .' Farmers look to
your interests and buy your spring eood
at greatly reduced prices, from Frank
Sipe. Jcuuertown. Goods will be sold
tlioaH-r than ever lor either or yr
il,r . Come and examine my good and
prices before buying elsewhere aud be
eonvini-ed ol the great reduction in prices.
Thcj- suit the limes.
The prval uutuber of account, large
tin I small, in seven years, whim have no
t-tiiiiiilatcd on the Books of Fashion Hi
y ir, must now be paid. The buini.tw has
tieen ojiened on a CiA '!(' V limtkt
Krti1. A large proportion ol the goods
w ill lie sold tit f't'l. Other goods at such
rates that you will u t have to l.sik else
w here.
Mrs. J. B. Tukpw ki.i.
No. 0. Mammolh Itlotk.
Fashiou Baz.tr will ojien this week an
elegant lot of Millinery, consisting of Hats.
Bonnets. Frames. Feathers. Flowers, Kih
Imhis, etc. Spring Sun Hats for Ladies.
Misses sud Children a secialty. Prices
lower than ever belore. Also. Laces,
Trimmings, loves, H'e. Ties, Collars,
t utls. etc , etc ,
All these j:o ids have been selected by
an attache ol tbe house of Armstrong.
Cator ii Co., of Baltimore, Md., the Urg
es! Millinery House in the world.
Mrs. J. B. Tredw f.li,
Noi. 6 Mammoth Block.
WAXTEI.
Every person to know that the Slug
er lannraoliirlus; Company,
of l'ilfsdblircll, have opened au agen
cy in Somerset, lor the sale of their cele
biaieU Sewing Machines.
Kotien T. ;i!lesie, ot Pittsburgh, Is ia
charge, and can lie seen at tbe store of Mr.
E. M Scbr-k. opMitu the IW-ofliec,
where he will kav- lull line of machines
at all tiiiii-s, aud will cheertullt show
them to any one ikinkiug vf buying a
Machine. We offer them at fair prices
and on libera! terms.
TORTCRKS THAT NkEU NOT UK Ex-(
nt'KCi). People suffer a great deal ot
pain tinnccessarialiy. Among tortures
that need not be endured are those in
flicted by rheumatism and gout, since
the acrid element in the blood w bicb pro
duces them by contact with the seusative
covering of the muscles and j. tints may be
eliminted by tbe use ol that matchless de
putent. HostMtter'a Stomach Bitters, lie
lore the inflammatory symptoms are devel
oied to any great e xtent. When it is con
sidered what excruciating tortures rucii.
niatistu inflicts, and what a tendency it
has. when fully developed, to attack the
heart, the advisability ol an eariy use of
tui li a reliable antidote Ix-oome at oc I
apiart-pL The ihtutuatic yitw i t-x- an external treatmepu He has accoia
itlied Iroin the LI.Kid by the iucrea.sed.ac plied tbis desirable result in the prepa
tmu ol tbe kidney which act as strain- i ration o hi compound "Sulphur Soap,"
er produced by tb? Bitters, and the! the merits ot which are spoken of by
I itlerer will dpd, it be tiea this supreuie j thousand; it i$ highly reporomeniied to all
delco-ive apeut, that he ill lie protected j our readers. Pri 25 cents, by niail, 35
againtt a rctyrn if the agonising cm- cenw a box; 3 cakes" QO cents., bv nuiL
p,aint. Dypcria. fryer nd ague, liver 75 cents. G.'lke 50 X. 6th street. 'Wnote
poinplainii and other maladies, are also 1 sale Depot, 400 N. 3d street, Philadelphia,
cured by this admirable remedy. j Sold by all Druggists.
; ... ; 1 ... 1 1 T 1 1 i if fiorti ma n 1 1 - 1 iWrAr.
'ejlivtlre. The bouse was undergoing
ri'imint and was unoccupied at tlte time,
Tlio lire was undoubtedly tbe work of an
inetnJiary. Tbis kiod of thing is Ixttun
iiilT entirely too conim iu in tbis section ol
Uie country; almiest every week we hear
t some lioue or barn being destroyed by
incendiarism. The perpetiators shou'.d
i be hunted down and brought to justice.
I Mk. Gro. H. Parkkk has undoubtedly
, t he lies! selected stock ol notions to be found
in Simerset. Everything is new aud
i cheap, and comprises in part. Fancy Soaps,
: Poc ket Isv.ks. Hi:h-back Com!, Collars.
Culfs. Neck-ties, in silk and lace ; Huch
' injs, Lace Curtains, ltibbons, traces. Ham
j burgs. Fans, Parasols, Sun umbrellas,
j I 'ells. Silk and Linen HandkerchieU, La
dies: Trimniei Hats, a large and ornament
ed lot of Children's, Meu's and Ladies'
StiK.kings, etc.
f)n Thursday night of last week the
woolen factory, saw mill and planing mill
of Mr. Leonard Tewell, near Cbeneya
ville, in Southampton township, were en
tirely destroyed by fire, together w ith all
thvir contents. The less is quite ueavy
and will reach in the neighborhood ot
ft.!). There was an insurance on the
property of about $.1,000. The oriirin ol
the fire is a m stery, but is supposed to be
the work of an incendiary. There bas
been no fire about the premises (or at least
a week belore. Jledjord (nitttle.
Somerset April 0, 1S78.
I have now on hand a complete assort
ment ol L-idics' Spring and Summer Hats
and Bonnets comprising all the latest
stylos and shapes, ranuiug from the com
timn to the best qualities. Also a full as
sortment of Silks. Sitins, Velvets, Flow-
ers, Tips, Fancy Feathers and Ornaments
necessary to trim Hals and Bonnets to
suit the plainest or the most fastidious
tastes, at prices as low as can be found
anywhere. Also a line ot Trimmings,
Fancy Goods, Notions, etc., at prices as
cheap as the cheapest.
Mits. A. E. I'm..
We received a rather iuteresliug com
munication from Hooversville, hut owing
to the scarcity of space and the great
length of the communication, we are un
able to publish it. The writer complains
that some evil disposed persons have been
distributing anonymous letters ol a vile
and slanderous character throughout the
town, rerWting severely upon some of
their best citizens, and that a party ol van
dals broke into the German Keforrued
chub'h and stole the Bible and lamps
therefrom, s that the brethren were una
ble to hold church. According to this
the moral- ol the Hooversvillians must be
iu a pret'y bad way. II any thing like
the a Is iv ; occurs again, let us know, and
we w ih lend you our Burgess and Police
lor a lew weeks, and then woe to the evil
doers.
A DoniT Removed. From tbe contra
dictory telegrams received from across the
water" it's pretty hard to tell ho- the
Eastern question will lie finally adjusted.
A similar doubt in regard to the place to
buy the best and cheapest Calicoes, Chintz,
Ginghams Shirtings, bleached and un
bleached Muslins, Sheeting and Pillow
cases, Muslins. Bed-spreads, Table-linen,
Towels, Napkins, Ticking, Cassimeres,
Summer Pant-goods, Plaids and Plain
Dress goods. Cashmeres, Alpacas, Silks,
White Gok1s. Skirts, Sirijied and Plain
Shawls, Table-covers, White Shetland
Shaw ls, etc , is removed, when the public
call at the store ol'Georgc K. Parker. He
has just received his second invoice ot new
gootl.- for the Spiing season, and his prices
are clear down to hard pan. tin, thou
and see for thvscll.
Tub Dekai kmiint f Coin. The
Committee on Coinage Wciuhts and Meas
ures have air reed to report favorably Rep
resentative Mais' bill, which provides thai
every person who fraudulently, by any
art, way or means, detaces, mutilates, im-
p.iirs.lulsiiics scaies or lightens the gidd or
silver coins wincti nave tx-en, or may
hereafter be coined at the mints of tbe
1'iiitid States, or any foreign cold and
silver Coins which are by law made cur
rent or iu actual use and circulation as
money withiu the United States, shall be
imprisoned not more than two years and
fined not more than 2,Wv; and any per
who shall, with intent thereafter to circu
late any of the coins aloresaid by placing
iheieon any name, word, sign device,
character or picture, or w ho shall utter or
tender the same as money wLen so defac
ed, shall be imprisoned not more than one
year and fined not more than f 1.000; and
coins mutilated or defaced as aforesaid
shall not be a legal tender lor the payment
ol any debts.
MiniiLECKKkK IttMS. Thiuking that
a lew items from tlii.-p art ol the county
would be i merest in it lo life readers of the
1 1 Kit a I. ii, I submit the following:
Before these items will have readied all
the readers of the IIkkai.d, out schools
will all have closed. They were all a
success, having been taught by well qual
ified teichers.
Our farmers have quit boiling sugar,
and aie turning their attention towards
their farms.
The prospects in this part of the county
are tor a larsre wheat crop, as the wbeat
looks remarkable well.
Mr. Kudsley, of Meversdale. will be
here iu a few davs a itb his Phot graph
Gallery.
Probably that Democratic State Con
vention will lie held somewhere in Fay
e'te county, as a wagon loaJ of Delegates
led this place ou Friday lor Salt Lick, they
said, with files and drums.
G. A. C.
Jexxek X Ko.wm Items. Our new
blacksmiths have commenced operations,
aud seem to meet with good success.
The average youth can be seen now al
imist daily w ith a lull supply of accoutre
ments wending his way toward the
streams.
Our Merchants have been East and pur
chased tine spring stocks of goods. B. 8.
Fhcs. returned last Friday and says we
cm expect a large slock ol tine seasonable
g'sids. and at astonishingly low prices.
House cleaning and garden making
seem lo be the order ot the dar.
Laiueutation and regret arc now being
indulged in by a number of the young
lolks on account of the sudden termina
tion ot the sjielling school and literary
society.
A Young Men's Christian Association
has been orgauized here by the eleelic.n of
the following officers: President, Rev.
W. 11. Sjiaugler: Secretary, W. II. Dielz;
Treasurer. Hugh Wiaud. Their object
will he to have slated meetings with the
intention of advancing the cause of Chris
tianity generally.
A number ot hands are alieady at
w.irlr .in llio r,.luin .l ti... nnn. ..l.uia
, i.ieiorj nere. i ue location win oe imme
diately north ot the residence ol Dr. J.
Covode; from' plans received we under
stand the building will be 54x40 and fin
ished exclusively for the manufacture of
cheese and butter. They expect to com
plete and have it in running order by the
l-"ith of May next.
The sudden aud unexpected death of
Aaron Friidiine who resided near tbis
town, is another evidence ol the uncer
tainty of lite: he was an old and respected
citizen, and his sudden demise will be re
gretted by his many triends.
Communion services at the M. E.
Chinch. Hopewell congregation, on tbe
21 Ii inst., at which time it is expected
that an emineut minister from abroad will
be present to assist lt-t. Luccock in tbe
service.
A meeting of some of the larineis in
the distrk-t to couqmse the cheese factory
was held here last Saturday for the pur
e of making some arrangements for
the delivery ol milk during the coming
season. The meeting was a slim affair,
and. consequently, auother will he held
soon again.
Dr. Vas Dtkk's MxrncuSo.tr. Dr.
Van Dvke, whoee lite loug specialty, and
,.,i.i r...
"imiu me iriuuiiH'ii mi irurmic sain dis
easrt, bas endeavored for rears to combine
Rattlixo O'er the Rail. "All
aboard!" "Safe Journey !" "Goodbye !"
"Toot ! toot !" And away we jogged to
ward tbe Point. Slowly and gradually
i eiset and all tbM clusters la and around it
A vivid realization of ibis tact took pos-
; te-iou ot our spirit and we settled down
in a rv lot nT irl.Hi M an.l ...Iiiui a-kiU tit
u ..lie VI gMIUI UU MU Ul OS, w HUB IHG
doleful wbistle of tbe engine shrieked ont
ss if it were a relief to us. a mournful
and probably a last farewell to the pleas
ant "home of our childhood." At tbe
Point we were detained an hour by an
accident on the main road, and conse
quently from there to Cumberland we
went a flying instead of a jogging, occa
sionally casting glances at the rapidly dis
appearing bills and rocks, reminding one
ot grim old specters which bid fair to
haunt us long in alter years.
From Cumberland we tore through that
wilderness of wee. West Virginia. Kock-
covered mountains, from away up in the
milky wav, glanced down upon us as we
thundered along through deep cuts and
dismal tunnels. Around miserable mud
called hovels myriads of many-ribbed
sheep, bogs and bare-hioted tow-heads
sported and wallowed together. At night
we arrived at Grafton, where the merriest
half of our party left us on their way to
Illiuou,; alter w hich we settled down to be
rattled and rocked through a long, sleep
less night, landing us in smoky Cincinnati
we were rolling along on the bank of tbe
glittering Ohio.
On we flew through hilly Ohio and In
diana, where woods, hills and rocks ap
peared as natural as in old Pennsylvania,
and where croaking frogs and shaking
ague breed in sloughs mutt Tile. Thus
far we were disaptiointed in the appear
ance of the West. Grain not so good as
in Somerset. But after crossing the Wa
bash into Illinois the scene changed from
lulls and woods to an endless plain, the
greater part ol which was covered with
the richest erain. upon which herds ol
cattle were roaningly grazing. Alas an
imals. like men. have not "equal rights.'
The sun sank in the prairie land beyond.
and it was the eveniug of the second day
and 9 p. m.. when we crossed the historic
Mississinni iuto busy St. Louis. Hot cof
fee, and away we whizzed through slug
gish Missouri. A party of ladies struck
nr. "WaV t-i,inr ImtiiA " anil a dozen
"i'i " - - :
hoys instantly struck alter, and we snooze!
the while in the arms of Morpheus. We
awoke in a country redolent with peach
bloom. But like my trip, I am getting
long and tedious. Arrived at Atchison at
nicht. where 1 had the pleasure ot near-
ing a grand lectute on "iue w asm uu
Burdeus ol Society, by lienry warn
Beecher. anil also had the gastronomieal
pTHtification ol eating new onions, radish
es an t rnuuaro, wnicn reminuea me oi
beina in Somerset in May. And It was
the evening of the third, day when wear
rived at Falls City, tired dirty and sleepy.
ours truly,
No KM AX.
Falls Citv. April 1, 1878.
Editor Hkrald. In your last issue
there aoneareJ an articl;, "Norihy
Teachers." in which complaint is matle
that several prominent teachers of Mil-
lord township are not mentioned in rroi
Whipkey s report ot the schools ol somer
set county. In justice to all parties we
deem it proper a word should be said to
exp'a n w hy such worthy and cxcelhnt
teachers as Trota. Will . and vv ener ao not
appear in the County Superintendent's re
port. We fully ami cordially endorse an
the directors of Milford township have
said concerning the valuable work these
gentlemen have done in the schools of our
county, and we also believe luev are gen
erally and justly recognized as teachers of
sterling worth, and we Know mat rroi
Whipkey is lully sensible ot iue goou
woik they have accomplished in the cause
of education: tor bad bis history of our
schools appeared as it ia written in the
manuscript he sent to the department.
rof. ill would be filly noticed as a
teacher and as County Superintendent;
but. unlortunatelv lor Prof. Whipkey, all
he had i il of our Cotn'y Superintend
ents was omitted by the Department. His
matter Was condensed to eleven pages.
Ibis being one page more than Somerset
county was entitled to. The directors of
Miltord must not thiuk the services of Prol.
Weller are unappreciated bw-ause his name
is not mentioned. There are a number ot
teaers in our county whose marked and
zealous educational efforts within the last
decade would also entitle them to a place
in the history of our schools if the object
ol the history were to bestow a panegyr
ic upon all the "leading living teachers;"
but this was not the intention of Prof.
Whipkey, nor was it the idea of Dr.
Wickersham. Tbe object was to embody
the tacts of the jW those out of mind,
and not those ot the jtrttent, and this has
been admirably carried out by the histori
an. 1'rol. Weller and lus deseving con
temporaries who labored not less earnest
ly nor less successfully, must bide Ihe
time when their present work shall be
come a matter of history.
Teach kb.
Glexcoe Items. Glencoe is a small
village situated in the south-eastern part
of Somerset county. Tbe population is
about 00 to 65 as near as I can tell. It is
small, but still it is not deprived of some ot
the requirements that are necessary to
lormatown. There are two stores, one
hotel, one doctor, one chair factory, oue
blacksmith and one saw mill. These dif
ferent lhing6 are all conducted by promi
nent men.
The saw mill is doing a good business,
and tbe reason is because it is managed
by good, industrious men, that take for
their motto, "Work while it is called to
day." Mr. Samuel Wilt has recently moved to
this place for the purpose ol keeping a
first-class hotel. Mr. W. was a well
known and prominent citizen ot Stoys
town, this county. We wish him success.
The candidates have been numerous
here tor tbe past week; the boys say they
won't vote tor them, for they didn't set up
the c gars.
There have been quite a number of
ties made in this vicinity tbe past winter;
2.2H! were inspected at this place ou the
7lb inst. The boys say they won't make
any more, tor red (mint is cheaper than
blue.
The schools have closed in this town
ship: as far as we can bear they were a suc
cess. Mr. J.V.Li.t closed on tbe th,
and on the same evening he gave them an
entertainment. The ei erases consisted of
spelling, reading, declamations and ad
dresses. Tbe boys said the best fun was
at recess, for they had a lively time play
ing ring and kissing the robust mountain
girls.
Mr. Wilt says be Intends to give a free
drink to all w hen be gets bis snapps. We
intend to keep it a secret, lor if we don't
all those candidates from Somerset will
meet here and drink a barrel or two.
We would say a word to all those city
folks who intend going out for their
health next Summer, come to this place,
for we have fresh air, good w ater, plenty
ol trout and every thing that is grand and
magmticeut-
SlMOX.
Glexook, April 15th, 1878.
XkVEit Ksows to Fail. Dr. Morris'
Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and Hore-
bound bas never been Known to tail in
permanently curing obstinate coughs.
cold?, croup, whooping cough, nor any
diseases of the respiratory organs, and it
does it, too, at once. It is not necesmry
to take it for a long time belore vou can
discover Us beneficial effects. Its sale in
this community is immense, and its popu
larity universal. It should not be classed
with compounds put up by inexperienced
bands. Do not fail to give this great and
potent remedy a trial. It will not disap
point you.
Trial size 10 cents. Large sizes 50 eta.
and Oue Dollar.
For sale by G. W. Benlord, Somerset,
and Mountain & Co., Confluence.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is perlectly sale.
Extremely palatable, Xo physic required.
Costs 25 cents. Try it.
Ah Astomshisg Fact. A large pro
portion of the American people are to-day
dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered 1 rer. The result ol these dis
eases opon the masses of intelligent and
valuable people is most alarming, making
life actually a burden instead of a pleasant
existence of eojovment and uaetulness as
it ought to be. There is do goial reason
for this, if you will only thiow aoide pre
judice and "skepticism, take the advice of
Druggists and your friends, and try one
bottle of Green's August Flower. Your
speedy reliet.is certain. Millions o( bot
tles ot this medicine have beep) given
away to try its yirtuefl, wit)) sat is factory
results in every case. You can buy a
samp. c bottle (or 10 cents to try. Three
doses will relieve the worst rase. Posi
tively sold by all Druggists on tbe West
ern Continent.
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The tive li a nulemii.l piwc Cur ltaiuir in their flrxt rear of pra-tlt-e, fur though Ihrr mny iUj
it befure prartli-lnx flin-e inuiilbn.lt will be forever atterwar.l a favorite piece to Ihein. as it I uiaile
to wear. Frica lor lull Krwl an.l Krmw Hand, frn 'em.
IalMhateinpn-paraln"Tbel.lMIoll lf limn twirKalp." (Will ls n-ly
about the middle o( Mv.) There ia hardly a niak-al community Id t li I- muntrr or In anr part of
the civliiiod world bat hu been enraptared at the sounds of thin heantilul mclo.lv. 1 hare endear
orivl to work It up in an appropriate manner fisr a flrft-lam lluk'kfttep. anil thouKb not eauy, any
wwi rcKnlateil liamean maaurii. runt icauern.
rta. Seat free to any adilrus.
Urmxa Items. The numerous candi
date bas bejn litre ia uuanlitv. We met --i
mm Si times at a public sale recently; ne
was "ail bright and 9miling. ana we sup-
pose was happy.
We understand the sportsmen from
Somerset, who have been catching tbe lit-
lie nsn in our streams, (in mis uie oouiu-
cm a m uc wulij,, 1. m uu u-
mate one ot their townsmen lor Assembly,
who has pledged nimsell to Lave an act
passed to have all mese rivers anu creeks
nneci wun a sman species i v uaie. (in-
atpar! nf tho-w rtimmon little fishes. 1 at thi
exnpnse of the Commonwealth. We hear
the Countv Commisiiieneri will oppose the
hill l.c an Miens v lnlihv next w nter.
They argue that such a bill will incur ao
additional expense upon the county ia
raising the bridges and making the streams
navigable for whales ; and ol course, they
are opposed to giving these two L'rsina
bridges "a lill one ol tbem ot recent
dale being quite worthless. Perhaps it
woult' be well to nut liolu it up to the
scrutiny of an investigating committee, in
the days ol "shoddy."
Our laruiera are busy sowing oats.
planting potolocs, etc.
Why don't some of our Democratic,
alias Republican, alixs Temperance Lec
turing candidates, saddle the National
1 arty horse and start tor llarnsburg on a
uew steed ? We often hear this question
asked.
Mac.
Oiiitl'akiks. Ia December, 1877, at
Harnedsville, Somerset Co., died Capt.
John Morrow. Captain Morrow was born
l.i I 1 1
! i asuuigiuu couuijr, auu learueu uie
saddler trade in the city ol Pittsburgh.
He was in Genera! Jackson's army as a
soldier, at New Orleans, on the ever
memorable tilth of January, 1815, where
the victory gained by the Americans over
the British was unparalleled in our history-
In 1820 Captain Morrow came to Som
erset, and from that time to the day ol
his death, resided within the limits ol the
county. Ue was universally respected as "
a man of high integrity throughout the
course of a long lid4, aud descended to the
tomb at the ripe old age of 84 years.
When the weak han-t icaows palnleil.
And he eye beeomei dim with the mlt id xe,
Then It ' time to die."
In tbe month of February. 1877, Major
John W. Lynn, alter a lingering illness,
departed this life at.tlie town ot Conflu
ence, Somerset county, in the seventy
sixth year of his age.
Major Lynn was born in the town or
Somerset, and was endowed by nature
with a vigorous and active mind. In 1824,
he was a law student under Captain
liogers, of Fayette county; but the un
timely death of Captain Rogers, at
Brownsville, on the reception of Ueneial
Latayette, by the bursting ot a cannon,
deprived him of his preceptor and put an
end to bis lefal studies. Had he pursued
the study ot the law, and come to tbe
Baj. there is but little doubt in the minds
ot those that knew him well that his
Ca-
reer as a
iant.
lawyer would have been brill-
After leaving Somerset, he resided a
number of years in the town ot Smith
field in this county, and moved from
tueoce to Cumberland. Maryland. For a
few years before his death be resided in
Continence. He left a widow and many
friends to mourn his departure. He met
the grim Messenger
'-Like one who kM the drapery ol' I b cuui-h
about hi in,
A.ail lies down to pleuaat Jrc-iins."
With unfeigned sorrow we announce
the death of John Neff, Esq , which took
place on the 2lith day ol March, 1878,
aged seventy -two years, and twelve days.
Squire Xetr was born in Somerset on
the 14th day of March, 1 HOC, aud duricg
the years of his manhood occupied a prom
inent position among the business men of
the town. In lS.io he was appointed
by Governor SV'oll, a Justice of the
Peace, which oitice he held to the satis
taction of the people until 1840, at which
time he was elected to the same ollics for
the term ot five years, under the amend
ed constitution of 1838. This shews the
estimation of his immediate neighbors at
that time, as the political complexion of
Somerset was largely against him.
He was the prominent Contractor in the
building of the Somerset &. Mineral Point
Kiilroad, and one of tbe few stockhold
ers who subscribed a thousand dollars for
the making of that valuable improvement
He was an enterprising and energetic
business man, a good neighbor and a
warm friend. T his own family and rel
atives his death is an irreparable loss.
Com.
It Si'staiss Its Reputation. For
nearly a quarter ot a century It has been
acknowledged that Dr. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy bas no equal in speedily and per
manently curing "cold in the head" and
all catarrhal alleelious of the nasal cavi
ties. Its immense sale and great popular
ity are dependent upon and entirely due to
its merits and superiority over all other
similar preparations. Very many physi
cians having very thoroughly tested it,
are now prescribing it in their practice.
IIai.berto.n, OnL. Jan. 1, 1877.
Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo X. Y.:
Dear Hir. For years I suffered with
chronic catarrh. Last winter it became
more severe, seriously affecting my throat
and lungs. My stomach and blood were
also sadly out of order. I tried many
physicians and several advised remedies,
olilainincr lint tplmmmrv tr nn ruVtaf f
r? J -v
general ueaith became worse, so that I de-
sjaiireu oi we. seeing lavorauie notices
of your medicines, I procured one-half
dozen bottles ot the Golden Medical Dis
covery and supply of Dr. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy. The Discovery purified
my blood and restored my general health,
the Catarrh Remedy gave immediate re
lief, and after a little perseverance, a radi
cal cure was affected.
Thankfully Yours.
Robert McCormiik.
Dos't JtK Dkceivid. Many tierson.
say '"l haven t got Uie Consumption."
when asked to cure their Cough with Phis
kih's Consu minion Cure. Do thev nn'
know that Cough. lead to Consumptioo
and a remedy that Will cure ConsumpUon
wiu certainly and surely cure a coueh or
any lung and throat trouble. We know
it will cure wScn all others faiL and our
taith in it ig so positive that we will refund
the price paid if you receive no benefit. l
not tbis a fair proposition 1 Price 10 cts.,
50 ct. and f 1 00 per bottle. For lame
Chest, Back or Side, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster, Price 23 eta. For sale by Geojge
W. Bnford. Somerset, 'a.
Yhy will yoo suffer with Dysjiepeia
and liver complaint. Consumption and
eeneral debilitv when vou ran e-et at our
general aeuiiity wnen you can get m our
Store Shlloh S System llalixer, which we
af-11 nn a rwiftv iriia r ntM In miw vnnt
Prln- in-.. --.I . . r. ll k-
George W. Bentord, Somerset, Pa.
(Past fQiiUkifty.
By Irritt J. Hrffley.
T
Soto Dole 1 """
svu'i i raiaiomeoi muu-ani eampie eornci
1KV1. j. Ilr.rn.r.1,
SoxutsET, Psjis'a.
MARRIED.
WALKER SPEN'CER. At the
T.mheran parsonage Johnsburg.March 10,
by Kev. Charles Lauderhaugh. Mr.
Henry I.. Walker to .Miss I .aura 11. ptn
cer. both of Somerset Co., Pa.
I.VITFVRFRi JFRWI f.T At thp
resilience ot benjamin Gardner, near
stoystown. March 28, 1S78, by Iter. W
jate jtr cwis Ljttnberger. of
Johnstown, Pa., to Miss Catharine Wilt,
r Smxrui Cn l-
AXKEXV BAl'SH. At the He form -
cd parsonage, Stoy stow n, April 11, 1878,
by llie same, Jir. joun it. Anaeny to
llss Aonio lJaush, both of Sxiineract Co,,
P-
li.VKEU HM)VElt. April 11. 1878.
i,v i v Tr.iTl Mr T. IU-
ker to Miss Lizzie Hoover, both of Somer-
gL,t 0
DAMAX STKCUKOFFv Ou the 7th
ol April. 1878. by S. M. Houael, Esq, Mr.
lienry Daman to Miss Delila StruckofT,
both of Somerset County, Pa.
BERKEV FISCHER. On the 11th
inst., in the Mt. Ion Lutheran Church ot
the Jennertown charge, Mr. Jeremiah
Berkey to Miss Annie C. Fischer, of .lea
ner township, Somerset Couuty, Pa.
DIED.
ALTMILLEK. March 27. 1878, Eliza
beth, daughter of George Allmiller. ot
Somerset twp., aged 10 years, 1 month
and 21 duvs.
SHAl'LIS. March 28, 1878, Susan
nab Shaulis, aged 74 years, 7 months and
23 days.
Mrs. Shuiilia' maiden name wus Coun
tryman. She was twice married and
twice widowed. The first time she was
married to David Friedltne. The second
time to Samuel Shuulis. She had nine
children, titty -four grnuJ children and
tU'"y great grand children. She was
FRIEDLIXE April 0, 1878,
Friedline, aged 55 years, 8 months
day.
CIIOKPEX1XO. March 11,
Aaron
and 1
1378,
Harry Francis, aged 10 yoars, 10
months
and 11 days.
April 7, 1878, George Albert, aged 2,
years, 3 months and 9 days.
April 11, 1878, Mary Elen, aged 0 years,
11 months and 3 days.
These were children of S. A. Cborpen
iug, of Lavausville. They died ol diph
theria. XE W A I VElt T IS EVENTS.
A:
Utateof
PMIXISTRATOP.'S NOTICE.
Aarun Frriillln. late ot Jenntr Twp.,
deceased.
Letters of aitminUl ration on the above eftate
havloir been granted to tbe andenlKned, notice ll
neretiT civen to llnine indebted lo it to make tmme-
.1 i a r a. lAirwiit ami t hi mm. h&vitiir i-lnlma air&inat it
.,, ilMla.uiiii-ifl dulv authentleikLed for Mlliement
on Saturday, May , l;s, at the late reaiUrnre
of deceased in laid township.
saltan M nr.iui.i. r.,
April IT Adminintrattix.
S
TATEME.NT
Of the Settlement of the Sui-rvlor ef Mit-
lunl Town-ship, lor the Duval year ending April S,
l;s.
DR.
Puplintte ot Daniel Pile 'nl 17
I,erl Sanner 3t1 St
JarobU Sillier 604 7a
JohaU llklna T09 7
I'll.
, Daniel Pile
lytvi Sinner
Jamb U .Miller
John W iiklne
Kv I-al.-r. 4..-
74'i 70
Mi 41
oil 7
SM3 OS
Dae Township,
Due frtn Sdiieri.r ot loruier years
Unseated laml onler on hand
3S
22 02
1-M 18
Total At leu
SIM it
We. the nn.l.Tli(iwJ Auditors of Millonl Town
ship hare this day examined the foreirolna; ac
counts and hereby certify that they are comxt.
Attest, O. M. Bakk. HAMtt PICK PIT.
Clerk. W. If. W A LTKK,
Osbharts, Pa.. t'EIKR HL'l.U
April,, Auditor?.
"OTICE
IVotioe Is heretiy iriwn that I.urln-la KtuMds,
wire nt M. J. Klma.li has tiled her petition for the
lieneOt ol the act ol Assembly, serurlnir to married
women tlieir iwiianita earninirs, and the same
will lie presented to Ihe Court on 'Wednesday Zul
nf April, 17H.
F. J. KfKISF.K.
April 17, ProtbonoUry.
TESTERN PP:N?'A.
(XASSK7AI. AND
SCIENT1FHJ
INSTITUTE.
Tha Institute ureDares Students for Oilleire,
Business, Professional Schools, Home Lite, and
Teachina;. Location elevated, healthful, easy ot
access, ami picturesque. oommaadlnK an extensive
view of Chestnut Kltlve. Full corps of Instruc
tors. Five courses of Study. Open to both sexes,
bpensea moderate. New builUIPK for ladles.
Open arate in each room.
Address tbe Principal.
JONATHAN JONES. A. M.,
Use-1. Mu Pleasant. Pa
A
UMISTR ATOR'S NOT'.CE.
Estate of Noah Kosher, lute "t Queimhonlng-.Tp.
deceased.
Letters of s.tmim?tnit Ion on the above estste
having- been (ranted to the undersiicned, notice is
hereby given to those indebted to It to make Imme
diate payment, and those having; claims airafnst
M, to present thrin duly authenticated for settle
ment on Satunlav. the 'Tth day of April
1171, at his late resilience.
JOHNHAMER,
March Administrator.
HEALTH AND HAPPDlffi
Hlthn.l HaiiInM re price. wtltli to
.K.i. . . ..! ...
if.7ooewho will
WRHillTNIJVEBPILLS.
The onlr sure Ct'R E for Torpid Liver, Pvspeosla,
Headache. Sour Stomach. Constiaallo-i, Ielillity.
Nausea, and ail Dillons eomplainu and Hlmii
dlsorlers. None genuine aniens slimed "Wm.
Wrlifht, Pblla.'' If your drUKicist will not sup
ply semi 3 cents fr one box to Uarrick. Roller
i.'o 70 N. 4th St. Phila.
Feb. f
XECUTOH'S NOTICE.
tflalc of
Peter f llnillespenrer. late of Uonemaus;h
Tl.. deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hav.
lag been granted to tbe undersigned, by the prop
erauthorttv, notice is hereby given to those in
debted to it to make Immediate payment, and
Ti
a,nSinr.lar the llth day of May. irrs.
josEPiimjiiiLBiriKittK,
. ,
SAMC EL THOMAS.
Execators.
- '
vr :
EUAL3TICE.
I ,
(iif,
tJatliarine M.Ooire byl
IntheRoart of Ootnmon
her next friend Charles I Pleat of Sotnenet Co-.
Menter I No 14a. Aag T. 177. No-
Tt S7-iNov.T. 177. rutpcena
n I for divorce oo tbe ground
Pntru-k ilcOaire. jof desertion.
TO Patrirk'Mcolre,thedelen.ln( above named
Yon are hereby notltied and required to be and
appear at tbe term of tbe Cvart of Commas Plena
to be held at Somerset, on toe tin Monday e
Apia, a. W7a, (2Jd day.) to answer to the eosa-
plalntoftbe said Catharine McUolre, Uie plafn-
ti If above named.
SheriH'eorre GEO. W. PILE.
Sberitf
March' r '
NEW ADVER TISEMEXTS.
ESTABLISHED 1853. i
t ARECORDOF A
QUARTER CENTURY.I
The choicest selection of new styles
of every kind and quality of
CARPETING,
LINOLEUM,
Carpeting Ijiiiing,
J J FIFTH AVE
i i Above Wood St. Pittsbur? .
FORMERLY
W. O. cV H. McCALLUNI,
AND
Ai-riHo McCALLUNI BROS
J0T1CE.
At ft ShrilTf alr of the 1 rental prirty of
jH4in Aii'Tv-rn, ih-m in nucmmivrtiinjt mp.,
err. tV,Ta... on Tui-mImv iiki 1878, the ntideriirti
M pan-hawd tbe loitowiaK lUt T ftrUrlcs which
he ha left in pompon of the shM Jttoob M yern
during dis impure ; au per ma are warned t
interfere in anr war with the 9aine :
1 pair mercn. wngon and it-ran, 1 hay ct
3 cow a, ) hMir. 3 re rune caItvm. 1 suw.
plow, 1 harm. 1 cultivator. 1 lot of hay. 10 hu.-fu-U
of oat VI babel? ul rye, VI a'iv t wheat to the
aTrtmiii, 6 aerefl of rye in the pen-unrt. 1 euok etivet
1 tuuUarL 1 floor cheit, 1 thHitrhtrar, 1 rink, i
able a, 1 rlN'lv 1 bureau. 1 lHinue, 1 wtinU, Z leV
t-alfl and leMii.K. V chair. lv chain.
April 10 UAV10 It A UAH ART.
Is
otici;
The undcndirueilcitixtis of JcflcriinTw,., Som
erset t: I'a., hereiiy give notice that no prrwm
shall tnnntianson their iandt bir the purpone ot
linhtnic, hunting, picking Iwrrira or i.utu, nixler
tbe ienaity ol tne law.
tlidcon ShaiiliK. Jacob Heck. Henry F. Baker.
John WriKht. John Tmo. William M.e.n, An-
drew rii'-a. i-eier neca. tpnniim .11. cnaniis.
Moses Rlsel. A. H. Toepon. William jttull. Fred
erick Oardner. Henry Haker. John D. Miller,
liunit-1 Tupon. Philip Id-ck, John Kooser. John
E.iiiwL Hrnjamin Shaulw. praik-is K Orlrtith
April 10
PATENTS;
tallied fur meehaniil
ievh-es. meillcal or other
cieupounili.oruamentalde.
tiimf. traile-marks and laliels. Caveals, Awiirn-
mrnls. Interleren-m. Anneals. Suits Inrrlnir-
menu, ami all cams arising under the PATENT
LAWK, nmmntlv sttemled t
EEJECTEDkSj
the Patent tnri
roost caws.
natelite-1 bv us. He.
Ing n)poslte to the Patent ttt-e. we
doner mo-arches, and secure Patents n
ly.and with broader elnlin-s thau tlx
remote rnim Wnihinirltin.
Ing nunoslte to the Patent OHtce, we ran make
are
INYENTORSSS
vonr device: we niakecxamluatiorisiv ckmrgr.
-n.i u.K-i.4. t.. iu.i..niMiiiiiiv. All rorn'ftfonii-
,n, alrli-llv- n.i.tl.lnil Inl Prices low Wt NO
( HtRUK rXLCliS PATESTIE-'l
El.
W r.rru tnnfflclslalnlhe Patent OlHee. tli
oun-lleuts lii every State ol Ibe In Ion. ami to your
SenatoraiKI Kcpreseniativp.in i;hiitj". r..,....
reii-reiiee aiven alien desired. Ad'treiis
J. A.SXOW tv.
OpiHiiile Pal ml OJKcr, Hi7'oa, Ii. '.
April 1U
Y DM IN 1STR ATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Henr) - Brhilgum, Uteol Millorl Twp.
deceased.
Letters oradmlnlst ration on thealwve estate nave
Inn been granted to the undersigned by the prop
er suthority, notice is nereny given 10 m iu
drlt.! 111 it to make In-mediate nayment, and thiM
having claims againut It will present them duly
authenticated for settlement without delay on
Saturday Mar . 17H. at the resilience ol Samuel
UriillKum in Miltonl toanshM.
SAMUEL BRlDKiCM,
AprM IS Administrator,
SCHOOL DIRECTORS' COX
V EN 1 ION.
To thi School DiiKlori of Somtrul Comitf :
OKXTi.r.va.v: In pursuance of Ihe forty-third
wii.m.,1 the Act ol nth Mav. Too are hereby
nollliiil toin-et in convention, at the Court lloune.
In Sjmemet. on the brut Tuesday In May A. D.
187S. iK-ing the 7tb day of the iiionlh, at l aJoVlock
In Ihe alternoon. anil wlect. rira pore, by a ma
h.rilvol the whole niimlierof directors present, one
iierxm of literary ami si-lentine aciulrements. ami
.,1 .kill an.l iirien.-e in the art ol teaehing. sj
County &unerhilendent. for the three succeeding
vears. dotermiiie ine amount 01 cowieoiuii.-ii
tils Mm, mid eertilv the remit to the State Suiier-
liitendent. at llarruunt. aa reiiuire.lli thclbirl)--
unth and Toiiicth seciiouiioi suid act.
Itcrlin April ,1D7H.
J. B. WHIPKEY.
Couute Suiieiintemlcnt.
April 10
D can money make Taster at work ror us than at
anything Am. Capital jiot rojulreil ; we will
tart you. 12 per day at home made by the
iudustrious. Men women, boys and girts want
ed everywhere to work for us. Now is the
time. Cosily outltt ami terms free. Addrefs
Tare it Co.. Autci-'ta, Maine.
Marrn ,
TREASURER'S SALE
OF
iXSEATED LANDS.
Agreeably te the provisions ol an act of Assembly,
directing the mode of selling nnseateil lands for
taxes, passed the 13th day of March, A. D. 181s.
and the several supplements thereto, the Treasur
er of Somerset County hereby gives notice, that
unless the county, school, road and bailding taxes
due 00 the following unseated lands, are paid be
fore the day of sale, the whole, or soon parts ot
each tract, as will nay the taxes and costs, will be
sold at the Court House, In Somerset borough, on
Monday, June iOth, 1378,
for the arrearages of taxes due ami the e-jsts ac
crued thereon :
ADDISON TP
.Names.
Acres.
Tax
.tlS 00
.11 4N
..20 On
..13 80
.. t M
...10
..IV 10
..IS 40
. IS. 40
..12 00
.. OS
.. 1 S3
... 2 25
,.,)(
... 00
... s 00
... 74
...IS 3d
4I0 Anthony Joseph
eiO Cherry Lem....
41T Cherry Mary K
4s) Church Msn-us.... '.
lseMoore Mary
411 Moore Hlrain1
4") Ogle Charles .....
40O Tom Philip
400 Tom Jacob ,
41Vi!orey Thomas Jr.,
400 W bite Adam
loo Stutsman Joel's heirs
liM) same
40U same.....
2iio same..... ........... ........
200 same ,
jo same
: u same
ALLEGHENY TP.
43K A mee Thomas
log Mu9erJohn
140 Cottroth at Schell
110 Schell k. Co
Mt Flours Susan
ttiftCheck tieonre
Sou Coriroth A Schell
40U Meyers A Keed
30 same
10) fsiiamel J, Haer
jjo Italian! A Devore
BROTH ERS VALLET TP.
413 Lutlhorough Nathan
l.iO Berkley Joel
j;o Stem Abraham
12 Young r' raw is
100 Potter Sarah
400 Young John F
4U Uen.ua Peter
CONFLUENCE BOR.
..! 40
.. 4 78
.. 13 44
,.. 14 NW
.. 2 40
.. S 4S
... :o iw
... 12 t
.. 1 14
.. 1 M
.. 4 40
..410 70
. 2 10
.. 4 31
33
.. 2 60
. 10 40
. i S3
L'-its.
t Batchleru. ti
S I lev ins Nathan
1 Dudgeon James
1 Edwards Thomas
X I'ullerton A Brother
1 Meyers Peter's heirs
lo Sharp Joseph
1 Short William
1 Huffman k Brothers
1 Hurt man Oeorge
'I Carns Daniel
1 Cour-lu Benjamin
CONEMATOHTP.
542 4.I ones Israel
44 WiUiams Israel
4V Miiihler Jomis........
luu KirBe Mk-hael
ELKLICK TP.
410'jCorey James 4
4u0 Oirey 1-jks
464Woliersberger P D
47i lirey T nomas 'i
4 o Moore Betsy S
ri Msvers Martin In trust
,.f Ml
.3 10
. I M
.. 2
so
. 2 ou
.. s 00
.. 3 Ml
4o
40
. 1 44
Vtt
.a 4 so
.4 44
. 3 14
. 14 D)
S S3
S 20
4
1 07
4 HI
5 30
1 S4
167 tlreU-hman Peahen
Lois
1 HrandleJ. N.M
1 Cadea Jamea
1 Conntrvman Patrick
1 Logstoa Ellas
2 Utile S. V
1 Klngler Joan-
2 Swauger Joba...
4 I'M Wm. F
I Atiernathy Thomas
1 Courtney Patrick
1 Wagner Oilah ,
2 Lowry Samuel
1 Wagner Alpb
1 OMet Frank
1 Ravenscraft Stephen..
QREENVILLETP.
411TbompsoD Jacob
41K Kiley Joba.
JEFFERSON TP.
3M Ha'.lJohn
7SCoat William
JENNER TP.
4s Hul.Iy Frederick
4u0 MishierJoha
4JS Miller Jaoob ,
CM Oliver William
400 Scott Joba
za Whttmore Jacob
4uu Williams (ieorge
64 Levinfston Levi
LARIMER TP.
:A0 Bowman Samuel
soa How wan A Ebersote
sA Me vers Peter's heirs...
174 W lit A Wollersberer
V2 Helner Ueorge
IS Bowman A Barclay
207 Witt Joba L.
loo Miller Jacob estate...
Si a Hetney Ananias
Sua Meyers A brenhaa
IS Cunningham A Ways
1J0 Witt Juslah
,.m 00
. I so
. 4 ii
Jin
.. S 30
.. Stl
. S 07
. S lit
. IU
..ISO
.. 4 0
.445 14
.. so
.. S SO'
.11
,. 12 M'
.. IB
. H SO
. 13 SO ;
.. SIS,
. 11 M
:: lii!
Lots.
2 Martin Thorns..
2 Abernathy Thomas
1
NE WAD 'ER TISEMElfj S.
Abernalhy Charlotte
O'Neal Barney
Shannon Michael
LOWER Tt'RKEYFOOT TP.
Bell Willi ini
Hugos Isaac
Fie-ward A Httgus
Hollwell Jolm
Powers Alexander
I.iwry Peter
Huegres Willism
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Lmldingion's helra..
Ansel Michael
Youirht Sim-in
Phiiltppi JabO...
Herrliitf Svlvc-ter...
McMllkn J. R
McARery James
OggOeorge heirs....
IkaicberS. W ,
MEYERSDALE BOR.
ft icr Sol.un.in J
Hruhaker treorge
Bcniori John H
Baer Henry
Booee John
IImcII Jolia
Enle John
Frst Thorn m W ,
Verrens William ,
Onne John
Orine Jacob
Hottman A Hale
Hepp Klebaol
Harden Jamea
Helner John
JobDnou Henry
.lonlon Levi ,
keira Joseph
Keim, Li'ciigiKKl A Hcachy...,
Kirkeik James
Lymon tleorge
L-t'hon Henry
Mrrers Emanuel
.Mil'lt-ra. Martin
Megahan luvl.l
Meilairy Augustus
Nauaie'FrclcrUk
N angle A Company
Pletiog Henry
Ryan John
Stephenson Jamea..............
S taker Joseph
Smith John
Sievensoa Franklin
Thomas Adams
Turman Charles
Welser Frederick
Walker E.C
Wisa Fredrrtrk
WalterOilliaa H
Young Jobu
Biltncr Samud
Caton Noah
Frc1.lb.1tl Bn
Maier James
Kooee William
CrouHeMrs. Margaret
Flick lncr Samuel
Hay Henry
Lint liouiinick
Mrbliniy Oeorge
Merrill Kaltiauiel.....
MHtee liwrence
Miller Norman
Mlnkemyer Christian
Sheets Joseph
Sinucker Wm. B.
Tenant Abraham
Tipton John
Oet t ieorge
Mulligan Annie
Tlbbet Joseph
V'eitzell Ellas
Weld Henry Thomas
Yum Ucury
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400VI!rook David
400 "Benson I'oter
llv',1 Italian Matthias
414 Hoover John
UM'- Johnson William
pfl1 "litiley Thomas
414 'Moirudant Charles
374 Toin Ra.-hel
3Z8 Tom Dinah t
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28'jYoang Francis
77 same
Meyers Peter
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20 Mason Thomas
4;7 l.aiguborougb Nathan....
NORTHAMPTON TP.
i'4 Heaty Sarah
M7 Brown Suiiaunah
131 Finnemore Sarah -
2K rclger Danh-I
ivJ McBriite .--a rah
ZiH Wullernberger Philip
lou Witt C. A Wolfersoerger
471 Young Anne
Wademan .Mary
2u0 Itoiden Eliralth
1UI Wilt C. . Wollersberger
21 Coflmth A Picking
26 Nett John
'jo same
71 Yvllim.Ui Alph
2im same
N4 same.
2U Engieks A Smith
Pv Harah s heirs
ISO Knwm.m Matthias
24 John .Ned
20 san.e
444 Bowmaa Henry
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PAINT TP.
tr Clark James
1S Clark Denlel....
4,11 Cook John
401'F.pley Andrew
Esey Josiah
4'JO'i.Folk i'aleb
43NFolk Caleb sr.
is Folk Owen
4'JO Jones Jonathan
SH3 Johnson Perry
loo Lilbman Joseph
420'nLyle James
t ' 1 oore Abraham
413 Miles Samuel
34 PoorJobn -
419'. Shaw Benjamin
4wijSb.w Joan
4iO Spogle Thomas
401 Siokley Richard
401 Thompson W illiam
4" Trist Uiiabeih
13 Walker Klias
402 Went John
4-.01 .Werner Heremenius
30 Dorsey Patrick
4.19' j Bonnet Jacob
4J'i Williams Israel
441 Moore Thomas
SHADE TP.
21 Ackennan Oeorge
30 Amlerson Samuel 4-4
344 Campbell Mary
412 Newbold Johnf.)
31S WiliUm Oliver ' 4-)
302 Perry Simon 14-4)
4' Tllton William ('4)
444 Klmmel A Hugus (S)
3M4Wltberall Samuel (4-4)
VSl HltcshueQideon
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Xfl same
r7 Fogle John
41 Leydig Jiiathan
41 Burns James
S4 Richards William
SOMERSET TOWNSHIP.
2 NelfJohn
10 f.iie William
:a WlilE-lwanl
11 Khoads Franklin
SOMERSET BOROCOH.
1 Evangelical Association
S Jtei-k Albert
Hold Charles ,
Stahl Samuel , Est )
i Nell John
1 Neville Oeorge
1 10 Snyder Samuel P
SOUTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP.
SS9 Adams Alexander
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4J7 McBrhie Mary
112.;M..ng ami Wilt
4J7'.Roney James
300 Sadiller John
421 Tempest Rachel
4u2 Wavman Catharine.... ........
43 Brown Thomas i
STONYCREEK TP.
Kirrher Daniel
402', Williams Robert
SUMMIT TP.
lo Hicks Ojnra.l
401 same ,
VUi, Witt A Wolfersljerger
Inn same
S'-Wol.ersVrgrrP
IT.1 . lamest William
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1 Fern Francis
4 Hugus Isaac
1 Uucer Sophiah
4 Roddy John I)
2 Williams C. W
10 Sehell A Co
2 Haines W. J
SALISBl'ItY BOR.
Acres.
14 Smith John
2 )
Lots.
2 same
Miller isaae A
Keller Jacob
2 Hoosell Solomon
UPPER TCRKEY FOOT TP.
i 2S
41
Acres.
14 Baer A Henford
t-T .Iwrk Oeorge
44 "King John
4 W Lohra Peter
27 Aoddy A Harrah
214 same ...
1W Barney John
V4 Baer William J.
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Lots.
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Dean Edward
W eimer David
Infield John
McMlilen J. H.
Weller Jonathan
Murry Thomas A.
t RINA BOR.
2 Olteen Rev
2 Frybnrgh Jacob
1 Kreager Henry A Sob
1 Oeller Sahrstian
2 HottmanJohn . -10
Shaffer JoeUh
2 Weber Henry
4 Kaioey Mr.
Roddy JohaD. . .
2 Piper Albert
Lyons A. A Co.
1 Snediey Joseph A Son
1 Sloan Henry ....
1 Riley W. H.
2 Morgan, Young, A Item at A Ce.
1 Kaab A Fryier -
1 Cunningham Wesley
1 Carbaugn Mrs. L. M. - .
2 Adanaon. Spencer A Co. -
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Baer H O
Baer WUilam J. . . .
same
same
HaerKeflna
Conrad Margaret
2S0 Baer W. J. - - - M to
Sale to tegin at 10 o'clock A. 3T.
JOSIAH SELLER.
April S Tresnucr.
A NNO L'NCE.WEX TS.
7t
4
All candidates will berhirged Fire Dollars ()
fiirthe ailvenliiiug of their aunous-ementa from
now nil the primary eleet.io, wlih the exception
ul -anahlairs (or Auditor ami Poor Hons Dtree
k kx which Three Hollars (3I will be cbargad.
All tk-krta One a.l sr t -I) xr thnnsand, to he
belore ihe; are lakes tuna the oolca.
COX'IRESS.
A Farm-rfoT C mgress
PAN1KL MOSTOLLER.
M.NATE.
Ma. Si t n .The fact that Ibe neat Senator
iii.iunnir hii term have a voice in the selection
w ot two I . . Senator and the re-dWtrtctlngof the
-4 I sim mskea this a most Imlwrtant election, and
believing thai with his etpertence ami thopwgh
ac.iualntsn.-e with theilutles of Ihe nfflce. COL.
i K 11 Yl'TZY will make the mast available csa-
' dl late we can moninatc. i. lease anm-unee bis
e. CI I U.l..s oi nmmii ivp
FOR SENATOR.
(iKORGE G. WALKER,
Of Allegheny Twp.
M s-Mi IK I VL. Tothe Voters i-f s..merse :
I l'h mtkniiul clllsens of Alleghenv township.
(M 1 reiectfiitly represent by presenting the name of
3 41 I treorge if. w aiaer ror w.'Mr w.i.-wiw
40 j tloa at the apiiroaehlng Repuhllcan primary etec
3 ! I tinn f.r mmiuallon f.r theotn.-eol ST A IE SEN
8 li' ATOR, we present a msa of lemperate. moral
1 7 ! ami Indtt'triims hatiits, and in every respect ei-m-
3 12 I petent to discharge the duties of the othce. He it
4 20 ; just such a man as the Sowr.wrT HxaaLn recom.
2411 memls In lis issue o( Ihe 2 -h of March, is:. He
;i 2i 1 Is p.eicd ot the aliillty to draw ny his own bills
3 it i and stand up and a.lv.n-ate their merits.
so, Kev. U.S.A. romuiisoo, am " .
40 ! Albert P. HiilegaM.
Alexander Ware,
! William W are.
! John C. K-ili.
i Oliver Meyers.
: Andrew pourhaugh.
William Coughenlr..ur.
1 John O. Iieeter.
Jacob U. Hlllcgjf,
Samuel Co-tcr.
! Oeorge D. Brandt.
I riah W. Poorbauah,
j Jacob KimmeU
AlooioJ. Hartman.
! Conra-I Horhsictler,
t Jerrv Meyers.
I Michael .. Ellatiargrr,
I John server,
Frankiin Darkle),
William May.
Jacob Burkaart,
Ellas Earner.
John Iieeter.
James A. tilllegass.
W Ilium A. Brandt,
Flmuad Oleaasnr,
Dauiel J. Keeler,
Israel Keeler.
Jeremiah P. Hartmaa,
Peter W. Slider,
Joslah E. Mevers,
William H. Miller.
Emanuel Meyers,
Simon rhdnge.
i jj, j uaton
John Merieticr,
J.avph J Olmltesperger.i Henry Aoiicr,
J.n on Marvcr. -
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! ASSEMBLY.
4 Mil
MemorfalistA
Aa-rii i x or Aoatauc-vT m.nte ami entered
i.i.. rk. noili .l.v ol Jtniurr. 191. between can
didates for the Legtulaiure fr.im the eounty of
Somerset, State of Pennsylvania, witnesseth. that
tbe sabl candidates for and in consideration or Ibe
...in. the time and exuensn nece-nary to a
general canvass of said eimoiy. hare ami do here,
hv agree, each lor hiineel' au.l with each other,
not lo make anv canvass, either in pern oe hy
...... n.n.iin." ih. UeuublWan ITiuisrv Election
lor tiii vear luTsexcepl in the township or boroogh
In which I hey respectively re-liie ami the borough
ol Somerset. The said candidate do however re
serve unlo themselves the right to correspond. n
i .jK.n.tM wiih the voters ol theeounty
in nlercnce to their camlblacy. II Is also further
agreed upon by tne said candidates that the chair
man of the County Committee shall be fully au
thorised to withdraw from the list of candidates,
the name el any one who has become a party to
this eoutraet, who wlllully violates any of tbe pro
visions..! this agreement.
In trstltrnmy whereof we hereunto sulwrlbed
our names, uu.ier Ihe penaly of a forlciture of our
right to be a candidate at the ensuing RepubUcan
Primarv Election.
BENJAMIN A. FICHTNER. Continence.
WILLIAM COLLINS. Somerset Twp.
WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN, Jenner Twp.
B. F SNYDER. I'rslni.
S.VHC EL M 1ER. Salisbury.
J. W. MOSTOLLER. Hucmahoning.
Please announce SAMUEL M1EK, f fa mow for
rllle manuiacture) otSallstiorv. as a camildate lor
Assembly. Mny Republlcana.
1 am a candidate lor nomination for Legislature
at the coming primary rlo-llon.
JAS. L. PI Gil.
WE are authoriie.1 to anm.nnee SIMON P.
SWE1TZEK, of Larimer Township. Assembly.
Mr. Sweilier was a private ol Co. O, t nited
Mates Intantry. who enlisted the 2oih of January
lufl'i, ami served three years ami was discharged
at Lookout Mountain, Tennessee, the 20th Jan
uary he serve.! in both the eastern ami
western armies and done his duty nf a soldier
throughout the war ol l4l.
MANY CITIZENS.
WE ere snilmrlie.1 to announce A. J.
COLB iKN.of Somerset Borough, as a candl l.-ite
for Assembly, subject to the decision of the Re
publican primary election.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
JOHN A. WALKER,
Of Adillson Twp.
For the nomination for Assembly at the coming
primary election. E. M. SCHHi K.'K.
riease announce the name of JOSEPH D MIL
I.EK. of Milford Twp., as a camildate for Assem
blv. sul.io-t to the decision of the Republican vK-
er's at their coming Primary Elect.. n.
Pleise anm.uii.-e EMANUEL J MEYERS, ol
Berlin Bor.. as a candidate S.r Assembly. suheet
to the decision of tbe Republican voters, at Ibe
coming primary elect ion.
PKOTHONOTAKY.
1 am aeumlidate for nomination Air PTotbono-
taiy at the Republican primary election.
ntiisi r . i . t... i
VOa rROTHIIXUTABY,
JOHN 0. OGLE.
Subject to Republican rules.
FOR PROTHONOTARY,
AUGUSTUS C. DAVIS,
Subject to tbe decision of the coming primary
election.
SHERIFF.
ForSheiirr, JOSIAH MOWRY, of Somerset
Twp.. subject to ihe decision ol the voters at the
ttcpnbiiratt ptiinary election.
For Sheriff. JOHN J. SPANG LER of Somerset
Twp.. subiect to the decision ot the voters at the
Kepuriiieaa primary eieei am.
WE are authorized to announce
JOSIAH SUA FEU.
As a eamllate for Sheriff.
Please announce THOMAS GALLAGHER,
of Jeuner Twp., as a camildate for Sheriff.
WE are authorised to announce EDOAK
KYLE, ol liuemahonlng Two., as a candidate for
nomination lor Sheriff, at the ensuing Republican
primary elleclioo.
Please announce UEORGE A. PILE, of Som
erset Twp.. as a eamlidate lor the orn.-e ot
Sheriff, subtest to the Republican primary elec
tion. Mr. Pile Is a farmer, and was formerly a
member of Company C, w4th Regiment.
i , ens.
REGISTER A RECORDER.
Please announce A. A. STI'TZM AN.olSbanks-
vllle, as a candidate for Register and Recorder,
subiect to Ibe decision of tbe Hepablh-an primary
election.
WE are auth.irised to announce WILLIAM B
FREASrief Somerset Borough, as a eamlidate
hir the office of Register ami Recorder, subiect t
tbe decision of the Republicans at their en.uing
primary election.
Please announce J. C. Yatxy, author of '-Prison
Life Experience," as a camildate lor tha nomina
tion lur Register and Recorder.
In-. Yutsy was a private in IV C. 44th Rrgt.. P.
V.. during the rebellion. He enlisted In August.
IWJ2 ami served until after Lee's surrender. At
the battle ot New Market. Y a., he was wounded
ami made a prisoner, serving In IJhhy, Belle Isle
and Salisbury, f N. Ciprisonsfiirten long months:
At the time or his capture ke -tipped tbe beam
at 170 iioumis, but alter his return the beam did
not quite tip at ll'i. He was a good soldier, faith
ful to nis officers and comrades. He Is desen Ing
of the tfflce and should tie nominated.
MAN Y CITIZENS.
Thanking the nnblle S the vote received three
years ago, 1 again announce myself as aeandldate
for Reguter A Recorder.
innisna. nnntn,
Ot Brothersvalley ToJJliip.
TREASURER.
WE are authorised to announce EDWARD
K ELLER ol Somerset Tuwusblp, as a candidate
for santy Treasurer, subject to Ihe decision) of
the Republican vigors at their coming rlenary
elect l-.n.
Thanking my friends for the generoos v.te three
years ago. 1 again anmauce myself as s candidate
tor County Treasurer.
H. F. KXEPPER.
For Treasurer, JOHN H. W EIM EK, of Somer
set Boroogh. subjea-t to the decisloa of Ihe voters
nt ihe Republican primary election. -
Please annownee SAMUEL J L1YENOGOD,
f Salisbury boconno. as a esu IHale for Cvonly
Treasurer.
COMMISSIONER.
Please anmvnce tbe nam of ANANIAS P.
MILLER, of Brothersvalley Twp., fur the office
of Commissioner, subject to the decisloa of the
Republican voters at the ensuing primary elec
tion. Ptense announce tbe name f J A COB A . S H A F
FER of iiuetnaboniDg Twp , as n eandldate lor
Commissioner, snbieet te thadeeissea eft ha vot
ers at the Republican primary elect ion.
Please announce the name of JOSEPH HOK
N ER, of Somerset Twp., as a candidate for Cont
misstoaer. satijaet to tbe decisloa of the Repub
lican primary electioa.
Please anoeanee DENNIS COOK, ef South
ampton Township, as a candidate lor tbe office of
County t 'om mis toner, subject to tbe deetatua ef
the voters at the Republican primary larUoa.
FOR COMM1SS IONEK
GEORGE F. DENXER,
Of Somerset Twp.
AN S0UN CEMENTS.
COM M ISAIONEfL COXTtN UED
A.ldtsoa Township has aersr Jii-I a C-samr
t,-.anmisel.,ner. ami offrsas cn lidafe far tha
ec. rut eet lo ia.., lee riberofnlne pdma
ryrlactl. that Haaes-H Rstsabltcaa, JACOB
STERN EK.
We are authorised to iimmrt the name ef
BENJAMIN R LINE, of Jenner Twp., aa a can
didate for Ommisebeier, subject te the tiartaiua ef
the Hepabib-en primary election.
We are again aatborls-d la aaaonnee S. 3.
BAER. ef Brotnersvallev Twp . as a candidal Air
Commusioeier. subject to tbe decisloa of tha Re
pahlican voters at Hx lrerlng primary elect Ion.
and thanking ssy friends MtregimernwsTnieiheee
years eg-. 9. J. BAtB
WE are authoriie.1 lo ana-mace PETER T.
OAK UN ER. ol Jenner Twp., es n candidate tor
Commissioner, subiect to the deelssua e( the Re
publican voters at their eooung primary eleetioa.
WE are authorised to anavanr JAtXH
CKITCIiriELD. nfMltftirrl Twp.. as a candidate
hsl ommlastoner. sabject tatha decision cl I
Keputilk-su at their ensuing primary eleetioa.
WE are authorised lo anrwance JACOB J.
SPKICUF.R. ol Stissrcreek Twp., as a candidate
(or Commissioner, sobjeet la the decMoa ef tha
Republican voters at their coming primary elee
tioa. WE are authorised to aaaoane that JOSEPH
J. MISHI.EK, ufCoaemaugh Twp, is eaadi
date lor County Commissioner, subiect la the de
cision of the Republican primary eierthm.
W E authorised t nnnoaaea OEOROE LOW
RY. of Elklk-k Twp., as a candidate lor Ceat
mls loner, subject to the derlseua nf tha Repab
lies as at I heir ensuing primary eleetioa.
rteaseamvoanpeCAPT. WM. MAUSER, ef
Uuemahoulng Twp., ssa ca ml Hate foe Count r
Commissioner.
MANY CITIZENS.
Please announce the nam f JOHN FAffi-
LEV.of Lower Turkeyloo4 Twp., Bor.. asaeaskli-
nate sr I .-only t;ommissioaer. suntect to tn
ilecisbsa of Ih Keimblleaa voters at laeir earn
ing Primary Elect aa,.
r iR COM M ISS n N E R,
STEPHEN" TRENT,
IHStimyereck Twp.
PgR HOUSE DIRECTOR.
WK are anthorited to annoanca I. It. LI A X
KOO.NTZ.nl Somerset Two., a n candidal lOr
Poor House Director, sabjact lo the decision ef Ihe
Republicans at l heir easulug primary eleetiua.
WE are authorised b annoanca HIRAM
BE AM. of Somerset Twp., as a candidate Iue Poor
Hons Director, subject u the deeissim t tha Re
publican primary eleetioa.
Pleas annoanca my nam JOHN FEU1. sf
Stonycrrek Twp., camildate lor Poor Hoaee Dt
rector, tubjes-t lo the decisloa el th tk Repab-ih-ans,
st their ensuing primary ectloa.
AUDITOR.
Please announc lb nam of JOHN P.
R Hi A DS, of Somerset Twp as a candidal for
County Andltor, sabjeet to th dclaloa uf th
voters at Ihe Republican primary eleetioa. Jtr.
Rhoade Is sell .Uallned Air the mattloa.
MANY VOTERS.
W E are authorised lo announce JOHN M.
K1MM EL, o Jefferson Twp., as candidal for
Auditor, subject to the decision of th Rpubllan
at their eniuiug primary eleetioa.
Please announce SIMON P. FRITZ, near Pin
Hill, aa a camihlat lor Coanty Auditor, sabjeet
lo the decision of Ih voters, at tb Republican
primary eleetioa. Mr. Frila ha for s number ol
rears been a teacher, and la well nuallSed tor th
office. BROTH ERS VALLEY.
Wear authoriied to anmaanc th nam of HI
RAM D. McCtiY. of Jeflersoa Township, as a
eamlidate ft Auditor, sabjeet to In deeuioa ef
the Republican voters at their ensuing primary
eleetioa.
Please aanonm- tbe name of J.' M. BAKER, ef
.Somerset Township, as a eamlidate her Auditor,
subject to the decision ef the Republican voter at
their ensuing primary elect lo.
X W AD YER TISEMEXTS
MEttrANTiLK ArriimKiirvTs -DEALERS
IN MERCHANDISE, Ae., ke
Somerset County, take nolle, that. In pursuanea
of the several Aruof Assembly ef thi Common
wealth to provide revenue to mast th demands
upon the Treasary and (or other purposes, tn en
derslgned Aipraiseref Merintlle taxes for said
County, has prepared a list of traders ia salsl
County, ami placed each In that class which to
him appears just and right, w wit :
4DDlSO!.
KWaifrrs.
M. A. Roes A Sons
H. L Denn A Bro.
Uston Bn.
A. C. Frey
Wk. Emlsley A Soa
AUWHOir.
lUttUtr:
Kllllnger Bro A Co
O w Ordner
Jvhn M Schrork
BIKL1B Boa.
Jlef a iters.
sTcslaureaf.
John Staeer A20
13 srw cxxTBaviLLS soa
Ji Metollm.
u' Alex Ben ford
14( sioaTaaarros
i JUI iters.
John H Miller I
4UeW Way 1
14 1 ate lUTiaiiu aoa
14 a.,.,,
J M Topper
F ram Is J Uillespl
Daniel Heffley Ul
Sit Ji Phllsoa U
Teeeras.
C M Stoaffer
J B Walker l-'l
Pint ifera
J Poorbaugh A Soa 14
Geo Johnson
Kioto A Cook
D A Bru baker
PaulGNowag
leo W Crtssinger
Pbilsoa A Bro
Tarer.
S S Shaler
Bmnktrt.
S Phllsoa A Ca
14 Topper A Uro
raisr.
14- Bttailtrt.
14 W ELohr
14 j ut'BJiaBoaisa.
. I MttoiUr,
1 ( R OrUBtA
iGeo Hoover
4J Samasi DaaAasB
BROTaBBAVALI.rr.
tmloiUrt.
J R Boos
Dintilltr:
H AROLnmlis
KCIwmlis
issmiwi BOB
fUfllm.
M A Ross A Srna
A G Black A Son
I M Dodds
Mountain A Co
V .-salami AGruB
Tavern:
John IJstoa
Scott Sterner
osxron
KeltiUrt.
Fash A Layman
H J Boyts
Tewera
Augustua Koehler
elblm a
Krltiltr:
Wm R Getty
oaxoviLtr
RtUilrrt.
M Olutfelty
BtltiUro.
Henry Schlag A Co
jnsirrowi bob
BtlmiUn.
Franklin Sip
JBWSBB
ScfeUers.
BaXlBBCBT bob.
I Mrfiltr.
n' PelerS Hay
M Gut telly
JebBsoa Collins
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aaeDB,
Hetaibn-s.
F R Rankin 14
BO it BBS BT BOB.
kttmUm.
14 Conk A Beerlta 12
14 Mrs J BTredweU 1
HI Sol I' hi U
I W Speers IA
. I Henry Heavy U
; J H Millar 14
5 IS R Pile u
E K ration 13
HA Flick AC
. f R Parker IS
! ) I Flick 1
I A W;Knppar 1
(Noah Caseisser 14
-, sebeer A 4 12
(J F Blymysrr U
IG W Bee ford 14
1 E M Schrork U
,4jj Hohlerbaaai tSall
laeerae.
IMraEA Fllek 6
I Joelab Braat
Ui AeaAere.
!jOKlmaelASa SS
iSuasersat Caanty Bank
14 CJ HarrisoaCaanleeti
BOBlBBBBT
AXaUrra
. . I rwi I pw
A l-'oaauymaa A Soa u
rrosTrutx.
AWaiier.
Mrs S J Cover A Soa 12 1
I Wag
B S Fleck
U
14
J R Waiter
W S Morgan
Peter J Cover
V L Baltsar
J J Bkmgh
I4i
To,
Josiah J. Orlfflia
Jo stall
La BIBBB
HctaUrrl.
Herman Johasua 1
J F rjilner
lowcb Tragkvswr
fUttiUrt.
E J Collins
iDDLacacn
MtUUrr.
DiMiUtTf
Henry Saari
wetltwi BOB.
AVteiirrs,
J 9 Zlmmermaa
I'oeer A Appi
Neah Bowmaa
7eeeraa
J H Hit
Samuel Caster
C B Moore
Andrew Hlgbbergrr ;
ILrOBO
Afa iters.
trawrT.
AefaifeeA
K Miller
Walter A Truxal
J M Saler
Miller A Bra
S A Haines A Son
Hamsiei Snyder
b H WoUersbrsger
Tavrnu.
Joeeph ScbPKk
uirxaaoatg Boa
MrUiUr.
J H Y.ast
E Wtneland
J T Shipley
Hartley A Bro
J R Camplieil
G J Black
W C Hicks
A Chisholm
1J & riooutaeu
UF Enoe
u Hiking BrosACe
l::j iiisriUerg.
Jj Relnnld Ebaagh
14
rrrsa Tx-Bavrosrr.
AVfaiisrs
Kreger A Uerhart
j FBBISa BOB.
j AVfeiJers
Hi J B Lyon A Ce
Ii T Harrlngtua
13
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14
18
14
13
I i a Hooiuaoa
u Dnvls A Coder
14 J A H enter
j, Thoemas W SeeU
14 1 Teeeras.
Joha W B-nford
IMlheeaaa UkU
10
WBLLBBBBCaa BUB.
14 MlatUr$,
''John R Brlnkam
C P Henley ACn
G W Gassmaa
A P John A Co
Hocking Bros
E L Newcomer
I M Baeghiey
Ts neraf.
Robert Out brie
W J Jones
Naugl
B aaiera
14
14
! Henry M jeer
r Tsreraa.
4 1) H De Haven
i Jena Lejillg
j . ..Dtefi: fee (.
aojYalHInkl
Phllsoa Black A Co
C'laaelAratlaa af Tataslara af 'Jlrehasi.
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Sales L00O,
Sales 9 6.UO0,
Saias 4IU.UM,
Sales 414.009,
Sale .,
Sale 9.W.-SO,
Sale tevout.
elase 14.
UX 7
tax tit
tal 12 6
tax 1 0
US 429 I
US 4-4 Oe
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class la,
rlas 12,
rlM II,
elaas to.
eias 9,
elase a.
riasmlSlrmtlaa ef rsXaat sfadtsrlaa teal.
Sale Hot.
Sales (2UO,
Sale j0W,
etas A
rlas J,
rlas 2.
UlIM
tax 919 v
tax 4- t
riaaalAraftam af Tavarssa.
Sale K099 aad , lee elase a. taa M
Claaalaleatlaei mt 1 at lag; Meet a
Sales 42, M4 aad aader, elaas A tax gJ9
I'tusirn'iTHisor Wantasiaxa Liatos Deal
uta.
Sales 46,000 aad aR salt nader, elase IS, 924
Take not ice, all wan are reaeerwsd k this aa.
prnisemeat. that an appeal will aa beW at tk
Ceenmlsstoaer'sofBee. m Scan r set Pa., is th Sd
day of May, A. D. IS7S, htwea the hoars ef t a.
m , and 3 o'clock p. m, whea aad where yea asay
attend If yoa think Beeper.
D. L. PTIILLIFPI.
April It Merraatii Appraiasr.
week la yoarewa tuwa.
94 Oatm fra.
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AVsadar.
tfroa Waal a sasw in
persons f eilber sax eaA make
au u DBS usey warn, wm war
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