The Somerset Herald.'. J!
The last werk tor the festive candi-
EUNESDAY.
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Au it ljuurnc-1 e wit will be held lv
Honor Judge
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ITTSBVkCiH DIVISION.
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r.iui u-imn ir-.maBl ame ai tc.,.t
drain and Water Strecu as lollops:
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leave ritlsborih
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Mail.
Li ' vine. Tlc cricket atid the kutv-did make
latl, on ThursJav cvouinj. ' music in lite evepine air. while the June
. , , bug liuzzeth tround the lamp and the care-
EjiiM-al service mill 1 l.eU in the 1 lul Uou!? T tak" hi mf,rnin ,,atU in
;.kx1 Tcmfku- llul', FrUUv iveniUi5.i-vourc""l'e
Mav in ls;- ' ! --'
-w-e- - i "he "Pr,-'m I'onrt of tlio United
.(:! ns rcveTS-u me decision oi me
i Dietriot Court killing at 1 'iltsburcii, iu the
case ol tbe luil'inn girl, Cubba Vou (J'lit,
i thus tlccidius in her favor szainet the oc-
j cupaDls of the Mn ry estate. The pmp
; The tie-lit time I. S. S.. pUjs tr f.r the ! erty in dispute, lj inj print iplly in Lw-
MeyiTsdle rtifi j-oirff i.Hu uwsl remrm- j remx-ville and the East End, 1'ittsburgh,
j U-r that "lie never were girl." j ii valued at fj.UUO.UiH). This, ol course,
i - j includes the improvements which would
Ofting about fur a nice, convenient hnve to be ap;iris'd and paid f.ir by the
I name lor the telephone, the lie-minus have successful party to the suit before tbe
at last hit up u "1 ppflthiblitb'in-rens I property could pas into their hands.
Tcher.' I
I - - j Kenedy for Hami Times. -Stop
Au txchaue Stays this is the k-hs.i;i of!m'udini; so much on tine clothes, rich
the yeaf to take your carpets into the back lood and ftyle. 15uy gtKKl, healthy fin-d
I In harmony with everythins; else lhe n Tuesday of last week Mr. Seth
crop of bugs and insect is very forward Wicks, who his cliargc of one of the !arg
i this year.. In manv places the currant est of the State hatch in? houses at Corry,
: and BooselierrT bu'hes have already suf-, tirought ten tbousittid brook trout and five
fercd scvenrlv. The potato bu;s are ma- j thousand salmon trmit to this place to lie
e.1 Hear every lield, ready to make a , luilributed . The libh were all in cxcxl
! harie on the annearance of the first i lent condition when thev arrived here,
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All train" run by Balilnir Tlmp. 14 mlr.tttes
WFWrlluiB Miul-Bivh Tluie.
' Th ExiwTraln Wmvct Pltul.iirn at t.W P. M.
I'"l A. M. In return tli Eipre h-ve
P.unt : A. M-,Uonut;Uviile l A. M., Hu
tMTh a A. M.
The t ilirH and vln' r"ole ,0 E't
ami South ua adiiiixiun k nr.
Tlir.aish M-iil leavlnn at :uu
in., ital'y, ar-
rl at WanUtoa-K at T:8u P- n. : iiiiiu.ij.
p. m. ; PhiUiH-li-lija. S:l a. ui. ;
JL k b v Ht ujviiiv 9 ud d. m- tlaily, ar-
rl,-u .i Wu'liiinrtoa at T:u a. m : Ualtim-fe.:
a. m. : KK-hm m.l, :3) p. m. : Fhllaileipli"
p. m. ; Ntrw Vorlt, .lu p. m.
ii.....1. Moil ;:nii- train" loily.
A.Kiiui.'.li' trin n.l F
daily, tx -ept un!ay.
yar i ami ix-al. h lial itou
don t exist, out of 'cm.
Workmen are buMly cn.'HL'tJ in litlin?
I up Uaer's new foundry. The additioral
j mat hiut-ry w ill lie received and p'a'td iu
j position during next week.
The cheese taclory at Uebharts is to lie
' put in operation this week uudei eharjie ot
Mr. Henry Jones. Ihisw ulbe the first
tactory in the county to po into opera
tion. Ou Thursday uight last the nijibt hoal
ers were out acain. Voting uien, chew
lemons or do HHiiclhing else to clean your
thrifts belore you attempt another seren
ade. A vigorous resistance wss made to
crantiut; a licene to Joseph Se-hrot k, at
Mineral Point. Mr. Hay for the remon
strance and District Attorn.')' cott lor the
petitioners. he license was granted.
Another lare lot of Hals. Ilonnets.
l-ii ! Frames, 1'entliers, Flowers, Ornnuents.
luiitions, etc., etc , at r ashion Itnar this
week.
Mits. Jas. Tiit.ow km..
No. (j, Miimnioth lllKk.
Ti- kcl iiftiw. crner Vinh Avnne sn-l Snilth- j
fleI.!Streia.aiKtili-p"t n.rnrr raiit an.t w an-r I
sitku. Pmtunch. Pa. .
KM ,xiI.E.aenrrlT- kft Airrnt.
E. K. UVNDMAN, Supu, UuuueUvill. j
tuaiuiT nuiuuiroiiiT iiincm. j
rill
A i'loi i.Ia iieiro mistiKik a mule lor a
th'l and mked it with a slick. The ver
dict recited that he came to his death by
using too shi.rt a slick iu probinj; the un
knowable for evidence oi u future existence.
b acd after Njv. 1. 1STT, trlr
mn a follow", wmnectitut with al! cnt-r traln
i the P. W. k B. B. K.
prsa aJly exrept MonJay. )
LXAVa.
Hall Wet 3 Sip. m.
Mall East W a. m.
We have received an account of a watch
nrestntati-m at Contb.ienii-, whirli -e
(.Mall irulna daily, U- I would have been clad to have published
aaaiva.
5 &e p. B.
12 sti p. m-
Malt Eaat eucuwu with Iural 't.
B. K. R. taw n:iil.roiiiT.
Viy PawcuKer Lin....
Way Pattenittr Wert...
Uail East
Mail Weat
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totltilllli:
Riri ni.it iv (orsiv
Addison S. A. J)ean.
Allegheny John Uradiuui.
Berlin J. H. Knepper.
JirotUersvalley Joseph Hi'i-'cr.
C'onciiiKUh Levi Voder,
t'tuillueuce W. A. Koontz.
ElklicL Mortimer Welt'.ey.
;re--uv!l!e A- J. Stoner.
.lefTerson tieorje liaivlay.
.leuner r'. j. Neff.
-lennerville A. H. Kaittz
Larimer Jacob Zufall.
Lower Tiii kevf.x-t t.'. S. Voutikiii.
Mt vcrMlale j C. Hochstellt-r
" Middlecreek P. K. Moore.
JhUord S. K t'richlield.
New lljltiuiore John Geori'e.
New CVntrt-ville Lemy X. Sc.it:.
Northampton D. loui;in.
Paint Peter llotlitian.
tjueiiialionini Albert l!ei key.
lIibury John C. Lnwry.
Shade Joseph Cable.
SiNiH-rsM I'.or. I,. M. Hicks.
Somerset Twp. Christian Siri ng.'
SMun.-rset North Noah S. Miller.
Siulhampton James M. Kennel
Stonvcieek .Jacob J. Weiirle.
Siotoc John 1 Kesley.
Suiiimil Cornelius Shoemaker.
I'ppcr TurkejfiKit Freeman Voiinkin.
rina J. S Sutherland.
Weller.burg Michael Lon.'.
tt M tS VO UK VOTKK KOI!
One person for Coueiess.
tne person lor State Senator.
Two in-rsons fir Arwmbly.
ne person lor Prothon.rtaiy.
r.e person for Sherill".
ne H'rson for Register and Kecord.-r.
ne person for Treasurer.
Two persons for Commissioner.
,-je jwrson for Poor House Iireclor.
Tt H-rsons for Auditor.
had tlic party sending U stoned In i une;
j as it is, the article has gone inlo the waste
paper oaet.
E Imund Cummins was brought ln-lore
the Court ou Saturday morning for sen
tence fur res-Ming an officer. Tiiete being
many militating circumstances, he was al
lowed to depart the C'ottit, the seiitime
lieing withheld.
The Somerset County Conlerence of the
Allegheny Stninl. ot lue Lutheran church
wiil meet at Shauksville. ill the charge ol
Uev. J. W. Po!!iul rL'er. Tuesday even
in. M ty 14, 1T. All the tnini-'ers w ith
their delegates are i iH.cte J to be present.
We still have a large tjtiantity of goKls
w hich we are r'liiij at tvt. Call s.n
and avail yourself ol this chance: ail other
E-od.- at great reductions.
Mia .). 15. TuEinvti.i..
No. i! Mammoth IU
Ingersol sai s cheaper and better clothing; get more real
and substantial things of lite every way,
and especially stop the foolish habit ol
running alter expensive and quack doctors
or using so much td the vile humbug med
icine that docs you only harm, and makes
the proprietors rich, but put your trust in
tbe greatest of all simple, pure remedies.
Hop Hitters, that cures always at a trifling
cost, and you will see better times and
goixl health. Try it once, ltead of it in
another column.
The noble game of draw poker has en
countered a grand jury at Wheeling,
West Virginia, and there is going to be
desperate struggle to see which will get
the best of it. ' Sixty tour of the best citi
zens of Wheeling have been iudicted "for
belting and gaming in hotels," and some
of tin-in have become excited over the mat
ter. A meeting, attended by thirty of the
indicted, has liven held, a pool organized
to tight the indictment, the U-st legal tal
ent in the Slate engaged, and, altogether,
there is an enterprising determination to
see if one of the Ixiasted rights of Ameri
can citizens is to be interfered with in this
way.
Thursday, My U:h, will i the sixth
anniversary .if the great fire at Somerset.
It would In- useless to tive anything like
a detailed account of the improvements
that have been made since then, as a
large nu:u' r of the houses that were
built since then went down in tne holo
caust ol l.'O. I). spite the blazes of '7
an.l '70, however, Ihe town his been re
built in a manner that rellects credit on
property ow ners, so that we now have
one of the best built country tow ns in the
State. Ten of the lots where buildings
stood prior lo is;i are still vacant, but
this is mure than equalized by the many
new buildings in the suburbs.
Xit Httu.so. A pa:r of swallows are
now cngHg'-d iu building a nest under the
passenger coach of conductor Young's
train. The birds begin work at early
daylight, and work liil the train starts out;
and oil its return in the eveuing they
agiu take possession of the nest, which
is being buiit on the box of the itir 1 rake,
under the centre of the car. It will be
interesting to watch the progress ot this
pair, and it they succeed in hutching a
liriiod ofchicks the mother bird rein-iimns
on the nest while the train is in motion, it
not one having been killed by transport
ing them that long distance. Mr. Nh
Case beer received a part of the fish and
placed them in a small stream near his
father's residence in this township. Hon
C. C. Musseltnan had souiu ol them
placed iu a stream on his farm. Mr. C.
A. lirant took some ot the salmon trout to
be planted in the Stony creek. The re
inainder of the brook trout were placed in
the Laurel Hill creek and tributaries, and
the salmon trout iu Cos's creek and tribu
taries. Mr. Wicks, like the other Selh.
whose name is Green, knows all about
fish, aad gave the boys a few hints about
the nature ol trout that thev propose to
profit by w hen next they go fishing. Fish
ermen should make it a rule lo return any
ot these fish they may catch, to the
stream. Ii this is done, in the course of
a lew v ears we will have first-class fish
icg. Mr. Wicks regretted that he could
not furnish a larger number, but said that
had it not been for the energetic bull
dozing of our able State Senator. Hon. E.
I). Vutzy, he would uot have furnished
these this" year. All right. Colonel, you
do the bull-doziug, and when the fish get
large enough we will do the fishing and
divide. Mr. W. has promised that he
will furnish 33,000 lor other streams in
the county next year.
COUNT PlttH KEIIINOS. Court
called on Monday evening, April SO.
Iu the case ot Jliratu Ileum s use vs
Daniel 1). Miller and Jacob Maust, and as
to the other defendant. Miller, a verdict
w as taken from the jury in favor ol plain
titrfor $00 50.
In the casa of John Collins vs Josiah
McCliulock, A. I,. Hobletzell, ct al, a set
tlement was tiled by which defendants
confessed judgment lo plaictilf for 'M
each.
Jury was called in the case of John D.
Uoddv, vs Jifiah liitner, and returned a
verdict for plaintiff for 15 80.
The case of J. O. Kiminel, et al, vs Jo
seph Cummins, a feigned issue to deter
mine validity of judgment was taken up
and given to the jury al four o'clock on
Tuesday allernoou. Wednesday morning
a verdict was returned, the judgment was
not declared fraudulent, but illegal interest
was stricken out. Several jKiints of law
reserved by the Court have not been pass
ed ou yet.
Adaline Compton vs Joseph Dively, as
sumpsit. Jury return a verdict lor plaiutiff
lor fllS ol.
Garret Foresoriug and lor use ot Dr.
IJuechlcy vs the Borouzh ot Meversdale,
Jury return a verdict tor plaintiff for 17S
1)4..
liobert Guthrie vs the Borough of Meyers-dale,
debt. Jury return a verdict for
planum lor the sum ot 4?" 01.
if. A. Ferel Sc Co. vs Administrator of
Cyrus Meyers, deceased, sci. la. sur. meek.
lien. Jury return a verdict for plaintiff for
l,ro3 14.
1-trst National iiauk ot Jleverstlate vs
Gideon liowman and Samuel Poorbaugh
assumpsit, case called for trial and plaiulifl
laKes a non suit.
The School District of Northampton
township vs Dennis l.eydig, assumpsit,
Jury return a vcruict lor delenuaiit.
Noah llroad water & llrother vs David
Lichtv. aptK'al by dcleudant. Jury return
a verdict in favor of defendant.
The case of Nancv K-.'iubold vs Martin
II. Miller was argued this niorninj, and
ck.
I
Accoijiiij i) the new law providing
for ihe Compensation of County Mipcriu
! lecdi-iits, the salary is fined at" 4 00 per
.school, and as there are two hundred and
'twenty-six schools in Somerset county
; the snarv wiil be l,01 .an increase ol
! Ihe mmiitictnt sum of sevetiu-eibdollais.
j Tlie Harn.burg Ji'i ;-.;,. siyslbat in
: many part of the interior counties ot tbe
Sta'e, there is a grow ing and emphatic
i f.-eliug against camp meeting, the manner
j ol 'conducting such assemblages, and the
j miscellaneous crowds attracted having be
coniH very otP-nsive to decorous persons.
'
! Notions, 1. uiics'. Misses' and Children's
i Gloves, Hose. Handkerchiefs, Ties. Kuch
jfs. Collar-., Cull's, etc., also Covered, Kub-
ber and Pearl ltuo.ous, ju-t io, at Fashion
J H.i tr.
; Miss. J. 15. Tkkow ki.i.
iio. (J. Mammoth iilock.
a 1:1 if. !.... I l.j. ,1 ri.1114 rL-ui .tit iti.tit f.i
noted' by the student o! natural history, j r"rSe delivered by the Court. No ver
MonutiiahtUi UennbU.-'ia. ..
" I. .utl.it fa i:f-.l u,..t I 'p.. I. .a al.... a-a
Suder, et al, were selUcJ.
Weed Sewing Machine Co. vs J. X.
Fichtnc-r, ct al; Just's use vs Meversdale
liorotigb; Same vs S. II. Carey and wife;
Van Horn vs Jesse Liston. et al; and I'nion
National IJuuk vs Vutzy and Scott were
continued.
The Ucpublican Primary Election
tie held ou Saturday, May 11, 17M.
will
The following resolutions, adopted at
the meeting held on May 4, 1570. arc
Mill in force and are publa-hed for the iu
aructiou ol" tbce holding the e-leclions,
viz:
1st. That the polls t-e op.-neu only at
he usual places ol holdiag e-h-clions fixed
liv law.
2d. That the Kepubiiean voter- ol each
.Vislrict shall elect ihcir member Mr
County Committee and the two additional
-rtlcers to hold the primary election.
3d. That when they were not elected at
ihe preiious t-lectiou, the committc. man
for each borough and towns hip, shall se
lect Ihe two other persons to si-sisl in
holding the primary election in their re
spective districts., and the coii.tnilttt nian
fcha'd act i.s judge and wake the ittuin o
election.
A. That the committeeman I required
to make a list oi me ucputuican voiersoi
A Tioga county lady, through the vil
lane pniK-r. returns heartv thanks lor the
; hiudaess ot her friends ""durinir the sick
j ntss and death oi her husband, " also her
j espee-ihl thanks to a gentleman and lady
j named "lor their kindness ia providing
ever tlnug essenti tl lor the tutiri iufei
of tlf irrtiiiL.
Orders taken for silk drc-ss patterns al
city prices. lor cash, (.'all and sec sam
ple lo select from. Sixty-five cen's and
up.
Mm J 15. TiiF.nwF.i.i.,
Fashion liaz.r.
No. I) Mammoth l!!ock.
Some lO.ffM salmon t.otu fry. from the
WeMern hatching house. Corry, Pa.,
were placed in the Youithoigheny river,
mar the Ohio Pyle Falls, ue day laat
week, under the au.-picies of the Smrts-
tiH-ii s Association of the city of Pitts
burgh. In a lew vears this will leone ol
the finest fishing si renins in the Stale.
The Commissioners w ill meet on the
premises oa Wednesday. May 5. 1S7S, at
! o click a, m., to contract or sell to the
lowest bidder the repairing of the bridge
over Casselman river, in Confluence Hor
otish. No specifications until day of
sale.
W. M. Sen rock.
Clerk.
lie u.rougu or townsnip m .n.u e , ,,. nj , . ,
i. . . . i . .. ,i:. - . .. o
I ooai oi ijiiaui as weo as quautuy.
may
can
Mr. Elijah Liveng.xid, of Elklick. the
champion sugar maker, w ho, it will be re
memlierei!. last year made nearly 11,000
pounds o! swertnes.;, this season cmies up
w ith a crop of it, lift pounds. Hits, con
i sidei ing the shortness of tbe season.
I 1 t t ,i- f ,l,,H-n " - )..r 1 1,. 1 t 1 r I
fivis. ana nave tuc same incsem ni
."let-lion, and designate thtreiu every itr-
fon; and if any person not named Ihereiu J
Ijc iuduetl entitled to a vote, his name lie-'
sidiled to said list and the tact
thai the said list be produce
0th. That all K.Tubi.canr- I r.qu.red l j1icm af. UiltMel Jni .
to vote in their prolK.retistricts. rn-nse and e-oine and tv riiem.
bin. 1 mil no rson oe a iowc-u to .e , T.,,n(rF,,
lu lis-king over some late Legislative
Ileeords we liud the loll-i.tiuiT oppropria
ti"!is for State charitable institutions: For
State trainin-.' school or Jeeble minded
children, located at Media, Delaware
county now said to contain to hundred
chiidieu, ?10 tHM. For Pennsylvania in
stitutioii tor ins'.uiction ol tbe blind, oue
huudred and forty-live pupils, 4.!,(sk).
State ho.jiital lor the insane nl Danville,
lor completing the female wing. 'i!l,0oo,
support "l.OO'l, insurance l.tl H. 1'or
Western Pennsylvania institute for the
that and dumb. 40.l.W. Appropriations
were also n,a!e lor Sol-licts t.)rpaaiis
lioiii'S. J hese appropriations are sepa
rate and apart from thosfi eni!nlicl in the
general anpropiiatiou bilj.
Editok IlERAi.n. From i'l health I
have been prevented from canvassing Ihe
county during the past ten days, and
wouid be utterly uuable to devote any at
tention to canvass in tuis, tne important
week. I am. therefore, conielIed to ask
that my came ba withdrawn from the list
of candidates for Sherill.
Coinniillee-men and others having tick
els ot mine are respectfully requested to
withhold thtm.
'lo the many friends throughout the
Cotti.lv who so kindly offered me ll.eir
supirt, I d-.iire. lo express my sinceie
thanks.
Very iesjectl:t!lv yours.
josuu Mowebv.
. Meyer diile f"iirrei'(l please co?y.i
Dii'in iii.tae On the 8.1 of February,
17, diphtheria, in its most malignant
lorm, entered the family of Wm. II." Mil
ler, near Stoystown. fastening its coils up
on one of his little daughters, and in three
days made it a victim. At this lime a
second look sick, and in spite ot all that
could I done lor it, it too. loilowed.
The father and mother then took it and
seemed in a hopeless condition. Foriun
ateiv, iu Ihe course of four or live days.
the parents recovered somewhat; their
then remaining three cltildren were at
tacked, and also lour attendants. All
seemed to lie getting along tolerably well
until the 20;h of April, w hen the young
est child, a little Uiy, lieffan to show some
alarming symptoms, and in twenty-four
hours it followed its two little sisters.
These cas.s seemed to have baflied all
nr.dic-0 skill. When will our medical
men lie able lo manage Ibis terrible mila
ady mote successful!?
Fill ES II.
StoVstou n, Pa , April 25. 117.
The large numlier of overdue accounts
. uin limine v?t ' , . i . , in
i ct t i i 1 a our Ihxiks miwt lie paid. All reruain
t i 7 , ! '-' unpaid after May 15. will ls sent to a
ced Utore the j.-,,,, ho ,w'lt,r co!!wlion. M,r.v
unless known to have voted w it h Ihe lie
puldican party, or who can produce satis
factory evidence ol that fact.
E. H. S i i i,
S. I'. Tuh.Nl, Ch. Co. Com.
Secretary.
t'a.h paid l..r wJ by G. U. Parker.
2,(H ptmnds of Wool waoled bv ii. II
Parker.
Buy your Flour at the Flour DepM of
Cook Jl IScerits.
Uuv v.Hir Grass See!s and Fish at the
Flour Depot of Cook & P.eerits.
New Tie. Sc-arls Co'dats
I.ce St-ls, (Moves, etc , at
Mks. A.
and Cutis
E. I'HI.'S.
Auiist. No
No. 8 Mammoth Iilock.
Nn H E To ( oXTC.ti Votis. Scaled pro
s(s:i's wiil la' received unlil the first Mon
day in June. A. D. 1S7X, lor the building
of a School-house at or near P. II. Walk
er s, in Somerset Tow nship. SunersetCo.,
Pa.
SMcilicalions, Ac , csn be seen ut David
Husband's.
liy Order ol Hoard
W. U. Knutkii, Pres.
H tMEl. IIaKR, Sec y.
Atikxtion Ka km Kits 1 Having taken
t hatge of the mill lately ow ned and ope-
ra'.co tiv t.. l. Miatter, at Jlillorcl Mation,
HAY. In Elklick township. April 11.
1 S7S. David Hay, aged (: years, 7 months
and 11 days.
On Tuesday following, the funeral ser
vices took place, and his remains were fol
lowed to their last resting place by an i:n
mense conc:mre of people.
The deceased had lived al ihe place
u here lie died lor the last twenty-live
years, and he w as highly respected bv the
community, lie was au industrious, hon
est, (otier. conscientious Christian man, a
quiet, iieacrable citizen, a good neighbor,
a kind huslaud and lather, and a worthy
church member. He was a Irieud of the
poor and the suffering, and it always af
forded him pleasure if he could give them
relief. He had ihe fuil confidence of the
public, and well lie deserved it for he
never betrayed a trust.
He w as prostrate on a lied of sickness
lor eight mouths, and suffered much but
patiently, and when the hour of his de
parture came he bid farewell to his (unity
and friends, and eutrusted his spirit to the
God who gave it, and died in the full
hope of a bleKsvd immortality. Peaee to
his aslus.
Gett'N.. Names kor Had Pi hp. s em.
in all the paers of a flash sort, as well
as some that claim a higher standard, may
be read the advertisement, "Your name
neatly printed on fifty cards for len cents
on the "Smicrsct and Mineral Point Kail- J V8iagr paid," etc. Every printer knows !' 0,nprs' 1'ave either lietn cured by tbe
Attempted I'xoiiicipe. The news of
a terribfe affair reached us from Jones'
Mills. While oilier sections have been
furnishing the press w ith startling news,
it scenii l) hsye fallen to the lot t'f West
moreland county to furnish her shaie of
thai class of reading matter. The tacts,
as far as w e have been able to gather them,
of Ibis aitrocious deed, are substantially
as follow c:
About two miles north of Jones' Mills,
in Donegal tow ns.bip, lives one Alexander
tueer. For some lime past, for some
cause, the domestic circle has not been of
the most pleasant kind, and upon several
occasions ljueer and his wife indulged in
a mailstrom of words, which made their
home anything but what it ought to be.
Things grew worse and worse -until on
Monday Mrs. (Juecr lelt her husband and
went to Dr. Scott's, one of Queer's neigh
bors. Queer, becoming exasperated at his
wile's conduct, visited Jones' Mills w here
he imbibed freely ot "fire-water," and,
being somewhat intoxicated, proceeded to
the resilience ot Dr. Scolt, where he found
his wile. On entering the house he made
an assault upon ht-r, striking her on the
head, knocking her down, and iu a most
inhuman manner commenced to pound
her head with a stone. After feelipg sat
isfied that he had accomplished his fiend
ish purpose, he proceeded to the wood
shed, w here he secured an axe, and, en
tering the house again, destroyed the cook
stove and broke up all the furniture in the
room, after which he proceeded to a clump
of laurel bushes a short distance from the
house, w here he concealed himsell. Dr.
Scott was absent from home and his wile
was confined to her bed in an adjoining
room. A number of the neighbors hear
ing of the sad affair, immediately proceed
ed to the house, where they touud Mrs.
Queer lying ujion the floor, in an insensi
ble condition and apparently dead. Search
was immediately instituted for Queer, and
it was not without some difficulty tbey
succeeded in arresting him. He was
taken to Ihe otllce of 'Squire McLain.
w here a strong guard kept watch over
him until Tuesday morning when he was
taken to Grecnsburg and lodged in jail.
At this we learn that but little hoie is'ea-
is entertained of Mrs. Queer's recovery.
and that Mrs. Scott is lying in quite a
critical condition. Great excitement pre
vails in the neighborhood and it was ilh
some difficulty that the crowd was pre
vented from lynching Queer when he was
first arrested. .1.'. l'ltaant Daim.
xci en t Casti.es. What appeals to
the imaginative and reflective powers of
man more than the ruins of some ancient
ivy covered and forsaken castle ? Poets
have invited the muses to help them weave
into verse the legendcric chivalry and
bravery that history accords to their
loriucr owners and occupants. Painters
have vied with each other in portraying
the grandeur of their solitude and decay.
But is not the premature and social wreck
of thousands ot young people, annually, a
theme thai should appeal much more
keenly to the reflective faculties of man !
Dr. K. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, X. Y., pre
scribes his Golden Medical Discovery in
such affections with the most gratifying re
sults. No known remedy equals or com
pares with it in purifying and enriching
the blood, strengthening and invigorating
the nervous system. II the bowels be
constipated, use his Pleasant Purgative
Pellets. Ia the lU Jre complicated case. Dr.
Pierce may be consulted by letter, and
will generally be able to prescribe medi
cines especially prepared for each individ
ual case that will speedily restore
nervous vigor and perfect health.
1 he lotlowing parties, among thousands
Editor ITerald. While in the East,
I, like many others, was always anxious
to hear something ol the Great West;
and thinking that there may be some
there yet to whom a little western news
would give them some idea ot the conn
trr, or some encouragement if they thiuk
of coming out here to make a home.
First to give a dcsciiption ol the country:
it is a beautiful rolling scotte of our west
ern country; not so level as to be wet, and
n jt marshy nor rolling enouzh to wash in
wet seasons. The soil is somew hat like
that found along tbe Cassclmin river in
Elklick and Summit townships, of old
Somerset county, only I think it is strong
er. Being formed of a vast amount ol de
composed vegetable matter, it w tne very
best et land for agricultural purposes.
The planting season is at hind here now.
and everybody is as busy as bees, planting
corn. Some commenced planting two
weeks ago, are planting now, and will
plant for two weeks to come. Grain looks
well: winter wheat is from eight to ten
inches high; spring wheat is about four
inches high and covers the giound as a
beautiful green sheet; oats is about three
inches high and looks very well: rye U
from ten to thirty inches high, aud some
pieces are in head at the bight ot thirty
inches: I can see one piece of rye trom
where I am writing, that is nicely headed.
Potatoes are up and crowing finely, and
people are still planting. Apples and
cherries are inlliom, peach bloom ln.s
lallen on, and trees ot all kinds are coated
with a thick, heavy load ot nice, large
ureen leaves, such as may lie seen in Som
erset county in the month ol June. The
weather is warm, and occasionally very
windy, which, ol course, winds up every
few days witli a good shower of lain,
We have had but one squall of snow
since I am here, and that was on the 21Ub
ol March. It seemed strange to me to see
corn two and a half inches high, and rye
in iicad on taster Sunday, and yet it is
true.
To say something of the markets; corn
is worth from 20c to 2Sc per buohel, spring
wheat from 75c to 80c per bushel, winter
wheat from 90c to tl per bushel, cattle are
worth Irom $223 to (275 per hundred.
Hogs Irom (225 to $25 per hundred, pota
bles, 45c per bushel, butter, P2Jc per
pound, eggs, Cc per dozen. Farms can
be bought here that are in a good state ol
cultivation, at trom f 13 to $23 per acre.
I he prospect at present indicates a
a very heavy harvest. People are plant
ng a large acreage of corn. I arm latior
is worth Irom $15 to (20 per month, day
labor aliout f 1 a day. A few cases ot
ague are reported in this vicinity. The
National Greenback) I, caitinue tc'inciease
here. Any further inlormaliou will be
forwarded on application.
Yours truly,
W. A. .jcott Bibd.
Falls City. Xeb., Apiil 21. 1S78.
OUrlHTaAIEKT
(VrrwlFil ty Coos a rtECRiT.
PEAI.EK IB
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR I FEED,
Apple, rihril, y a 4- to io
Aitlbattr. V ual .. Ott Vie
Krai!, y t' 1. ! -A
Batter, f3 1 (ksii) lie
Butter. V S (rvlli !Uc
Btii-ltwb ial, f biuhel fijc to -io
loral, I.l i 2 14
IVeswal. ft a w
b m. th-tiUUn, fl Sc to 7e
ai!e9, " S3
" o.niiirT him, J) a IK lo I'M
)i rn, (car) p tuhel 4.;( e.
tjora, (rbellnn f bushel M-e to Toe
Uorn meal V a 'Jc
(;ll aalnm V a lue
latin, Jit Te tow
H.-ar. V ! 0J
Fluieol fi ba., (56 )
Ham. (suqar-cureU) V a
Earl. ) a , ,r...se f
Leather, ml suie, a
" aptwr " i
" kip, " 7.
MiiMllnxs, ami chop l'JUl-n I
I lau, fiiio ti
PolaUiet.)) Iu -fie
Pearhea, Uneil, f) a
Kye o.u tie I
Rat, W a
Salt, No. 1, fl bbl.extra t
- Onmod Alum, per sarlc. I
" Album, per aiuac.....
Sugrar, yei!"- fl i
" white 10-J
Tallow, a
Wheat, fl bat 1
Wool. V 40.
KE WAP TISE.VEX, S.
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STATEMENT.
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ANXOCyrEjffiXTS.
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or.-: r c.'ii;.::e la-t uiur of U.wr ltvM mls,
Wi.f , cr t- r; r.Ca n. Kii;.il cot, I ni.ininx
ficwar.rl l'-v. ly I ..'Tifp ut f f nr Waoi;Tfxt".
t tick '-fa:- v ijn ntfi rlc;. di'rnt colon for
Iwc. bead ic, siaiii.') f -r ft.nip-l' ami circular. Alo,
Qvr Irrprcvod Pest Poison
1 ft bajte. cure a&d cheap dratroycr of
toa POTATO BUG
rnmn Vottti, and etl Irrts thr.t
l"rtw l V s"'5 if'.' J. V. i.rra; ;t i toW.il
I i v c i;rot ik 'j' re Pai U .n en k.i'.i
A . it. t 1 1 r vif kht iip. aid Is not
Inioiinut to plant . i o. :tiolT,iV,io5,r.iTirre, f 1't
bo rnt In e liy mail ..r5- fcend fwi circulax iiU
boadn-da of tciliiMiala:i.
OurCabbageWorm Destroyer
la Tfor at ALL J-oifM-t.-crir. at anrr di-ath t 1 v .rm.
bampln f. r rtu a,-nt Ir-e o r- rrir.t f I", t .
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ISSOI.UT'O.V NOTICE.
MARRIED.
OBEU LAMBEHT. At the Lutheran
parsonage, Fricdens, by Uev. J. J. Welch,
Mr. Kane Uber, to Miss Yilia Lambert,
both of Somerset Co., Pa.
DIED.
WIAN'D April 28, 17. Mary A.,
wife of Simon Wiand, aged 2$ years, 7
months and 28 days.
ALEXANDER. April 2G. 1S7S, Mrs.
Francis Alexander, wile of John Alexan
der, and daughter of Archibald Bird,
in the 2tlth year of her age.
The deceased was a sister ot the late
Josephine Sell, whose obituary appeared
in the Herald a short time since.
bhe leaves a husband and two children to
isocrn her loss, but they sorrow not ai
those who have no hope.
fine has left to them the priceless legacy
ot a good lite, and we leel that she is not
dead, but only gone belore us to the better
land.
MILLEK. February 13. 1873, Lilian
Bell, second daughter of Wm. II. and
Mary C. Miller, aged 5 years, 2 months
and 17 days.
February 0, lj7i. near Stovstown. of
diphtheria, Girlie M., youneeal daughter
of W. II. and Mary C- Miller, aj:ed Jl
years, Q months, and i days.
April 21, 1878, Jaeob Ilavs. youngeM
son of Wm. H. and Mary C. Miller, aged
2 years, and 16 days.
While Qtir hearts are bleeding over the
spoils that death bath made, we would
calmly say.
Rest now Meased tittle one',
Till Cbrut will rail us too,
To tie a rennlted Ctmll again
Ia Heaen'i uiH-louifetl titles.
YOC MI.ST t'L'RE THAT t'OL'tiH. Wilh
Miiloh 6 Consumption Lure you can cure
yourself. It has established the tact that
Consumption can be cured, while lor
Coushs, Bronchitis, Whoopine Cough,
Asthma, and all diseases ot Throat and
Lungs, it is absolutely without an equal.
Two doses will relieve your child ot Croup,
it is plesant to take and perfectly harmless
to the youngest child, and no mother can
aftord to be without it. You can use two
thirds of a bottle end if what we say is not
true we will refund the price paid. Price
10ct3,50cU. ani T1.00 per bottle. Il your
Lungs are sore or chest or back lame use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Geo.
W. Benford, Somerset, Pa.
Have you Dyspepsia, are yon Consti
pated, have you a Yellow skin. Loss of
Appetite. Head Ache, it so don't fail to use
SHILOH S SYSTEM VITALIZE!!.. It
is guaranteed to relieve yon, and will you
coutinue to sulfer when you can be cured
on such terms as these. Price 10 cts. and
75 cts. Sold by Geo. W. Benford, Som
erset, Pa,
Wells' Persian Perfume "IIACKME
TACli" is rich and fragrant, try it. Sold
Geo. W. Benlord, Somerset, Pa.
As Astonishing Fact. A large pro
portion of the American people are to-day
dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result ot these dis
eases tipon the masses of intelligent and
valuable people is most alarming, making
life actually a burden instead of a pleasant
existence of enjovment and usefulness as
it ought to be. There is no good reason
for this, if you will only thiow aside pre
judice and skepticism, take the advice of
Druggists and your friends, and try one
bottle of Greens August Flower. Y"our
speedy rcliel is certain. Millions of bot
tles oi this medicine have been given
away to try its virtues, with satisfactory
results in every case. You can buy a
samp e bottle for 10 cents to try. Three
doses will relieve the worst case. Posi
tively sold by all Druggists on the West
ern Continent.
Nuliee ia hereby Klten that the ijirtneri.tilu
herjtolore nlsiiiiit Iwiween Sltaa t. Keim ami
.laiob 1. I.ii 'nx"o.. enrrvi'or on the flauklnii:
buiim--0 at Suiwltiiry, Souiert t'o. tin ler the
name ot kelto anil I.ivemr'Mn!. hag leen .tiMolve.!
thi. l.i il.ty of "Bay, Ws, ami all inut'-i
t f ftui'l tirtu are hereby notitie.1 to call aiil wttle.
J. I LlVENOOC'li.
May S s. u. K KIM.
TKITII.
HOP BITTERS,
t A Medicine, not a Drink. )
fllJTAIM
HOP, 111 ! HI'. M UtDKAIlE,
1MIL.I..
Imi tat Pritfcftr an Bit Mekical Hi ali
Tl K--J OF ALL OTUKR iltTTEC..
THE"? CXJHH
VII Diseases of Ihe Stomach, Bowels.
Uloixl. Liver, Kidneys and I'rinarv Or
jans. Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Fe
uale Complaints and DruuLenn.H.
SIOOO IN COLD
Will lie paid tor a case they w ill not cun
ir Help, or lor anytuing impure or inju
ious lound in them.
Ask your druairi-st for Hop Bitters ami
;ree litHiks, and try the Bitters before
. ou sleep. Take no other.
The Hop Cough Cure nd Pain Relief u the Cheap
est, Sure-t and Best,
Y
fH SAi.a v
Sl'KKHS. Soinor
-Pi. 1'
GZEXX'S
SULPHUR SOAP.
Thoroi ohly Cl'ses Diseases of the Skiw,
Beactihes the Comclexion, pRrvrNTS
AND kKUKMES R 11 LI' Ml I ISM A.U tllllT,
Ufa's Sokes and Absios up th
ClTICLI AND Cot;.Ntt.tCTS Co.M r.t-JJO.H.
This Standard Exteraal Rjmcly for Enin.
tions S:rc5 and Injuries of the Skin, not ohiy
REMOVED moV Till Court.) XluM ALL lilaTM
ISHtS arising from local impuridci of the
blood and obstruct ion of the tiores, but also
those produced by the tun and wind, such as
tan and frecls. It renders the ci'TlCLI
MARVELOCSLY CLEAR, SMOOTH and 11.1 A NT,
and being a tviiwLESOME BEAL'TlFlER is ar
preferable to any cosmetic.
ALL THE REMEDIAL ADVAVTAC.KS OF SCT
rHt'R JUriis are intred BY the tse or
(Mean's Stilphur Snap, which in addi
tion to its punljing euccts, rente he and rE
VENTS KllEl'M ATIS.V and GolT.
It al.-:o disinfects ci.ot iiihu and Lis EN
and PREVENTS MSEASKS COMMUNICATED 8Y
contact with tlie prssoje.
It MSsolves IiaxtiRi ff, prevents bald
ness, and retards grayness of the hair,
rhysician speak of it in high terms.
Prices-25 and 50 Cents per Cake; per
Box (3 Cakes), 60c. and $1.20.
N. B. Tbe 50 cent cakes 11-t triple the ku of thoae at
S cents.
" HILL'S nilR AXD WHISKER DYE,"
Black or Brawn, S5 reata.
C. S. IR1TTE5T0I, inp'r, 7 Siith lv 1.1
A DMIXISTRATOK'S NOTICE.
IX.
tlw of John Lryilijc. lute of Soathauipioa
Twp., K-ieaie(l.
Letter of attmlRi!.tr.uios on the above ertate
havinirie"!rJitei by thenroerautlioritv. notloa
heretiy KlTentothoKetDilebte.1 to it Ui ma lie Imme
diate jyiueut. anl tboae haviniroluj-iu attalnH It
to pr-Mnt them Uuty authea!l--.iel lor aettleweat
on Saturlay. June S.;-). at the late rtsUeoce
ot deceae.1 id sali townahlli.
L-KAEL KMKRK'K,
May t Adminiitnitor.
g 1 1 E lt I FF'S S A LE.
Uy virtue oljuo-lry writa at Fieri Faeiaa taraeu
OQtof the Court t Cunma fleaol'omeriet Co..
Peana., an.1 to me it irerte.1, t will ex(ae to
lie by .ulilit outcry at the Court Houae, ia
Somerset, on
Wednesday, May 15, 173,
at 2 o'clock p. m.
AU the right, tltlo. Interest ami claim of Oeu.
Walker, oi, in act to li.o Hjlluaiu ilcaciibed real
estate, vii:
A t-ertuiD tract of uttxl situate la Somerset T.,
Snut'iBet eoiinty. containing .".IS are niort
or leffl. of whk-h there are alioui l'JO acres cleare.1
anU aliout 2i arrea in uiea.low. with a tr-e two
eiory frame lw.linir houw, bank bam and other
oot tiutblin-rs threon erectcl a-loinirr laudj ol
Wut. Koa-ie. Jo-teth Veva.nll. lie.. Zimmerman.
John lialter. liable! i'leniau. ami ethers, with
tin ai;-urten..nt-es. i
T-akc-n in extH-ulioa at the ormrtv r llnrw I
Walker at thcuitol Jacob Horner, e'tal.
TKRMS. Any pera.n f.unhninir at the alof
sale will pleaaetitke nniiie that ten per eenl. ot
the purcbaw m ney must bepubl aa soon as the
property is ki-keU l"wn, othrwi.-e it wiil airain
be expe.t t sale. TberetiUue of the pur hae
money mnst te pai.i on tne acknowioi-ruirnt of
Misrifl ilee.1?: an. I no dee-l lie will acknowt-e.lm-1
until the purchase money is pabl In.
V J ' H ' I ,. I 11.,.,
Sheritf.
Si.i'cmenf of ettlement with the Street ' in
mlrfUHter ami Treacurrr of I r;in borough. S -tn-etst
c.niy I 'a.
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To am-tint pai.l Treas. ' a
Kee'pts on outstan.tlna' onfers 'ja v
KxooenitioQSonaaseate.1 lamis 1? so
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i l.r.K. .! Mnr.,r Twp . u ean.li late h r A-tn;
j t'ly, ui' i-.-t io t he i..-i..ioi .H le !' uhii'-an v;.f
; er at ilwr c rnmsr Trloiary ttci-t .n.
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Krlin H..r.. ai. a -an-'i-la:i (. r A--tt-.'.ly. -ni.f-. i
t..the.ni.4,mtH, !, ul i! nn totes', at tti
-i.iiti pri'o iry tls-ti"n.
tK 47
W the an.Iersfirne.1 Au'litors of the Borough
of t.'rsiaa. Somert eounly pa., do hereby eertuy
that w have examine.1 ail tlie bf'ks an 1 paprrs
in the han-taoi the Street OtaiiiitiMoners Ji. Trearu
nrcran! Dn-1 them corrc-t.
A pril 'J4
I MtM.r K.
Til" M PS. IN,
l. KLV1NS,
Au.lKors.
"OTICE.
I berrNy sire DotUe. that I btve Mn h.i nil
thf eriU4l jn-irTty f fwrtre Wttlker tnsl Man
a. n AiKer. oi miT:l i nwnj-nip, XHner-;i i o..
P., t-untflMinc of 4iw, Sheep, H.-if, Krrainic
I leniln, Houvliwltl iV.oK -. an-i lht tt.-
Mme belonics to dm tvhUitlr. an-1 1 have lett
them In tbrir iji"!cs?in at bit iifa.iir.
Msj I A JMAH WALKER.
'an mowT make fiwtvrat wrk fur u. than r
acythtntf -jli-. CaiitaL.n4 ivUirel ; we will
tart ya. fl- per Any at htne mask by the
niu-atrviup. Men women, iysaDiiciri wiint-
el everv where to wnrl. for u. Xuw i the
time. I'otniy imtfit an-1 terms tree. A-J-lre.
Tri k & Vk. Aum Jta. Maine,
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rKOTHoTAKY.
I am c.tn i1 f. f nvninail.n ftr rr-thntv
Iit at the K 1-tiKi.vjn .r:fn.rv eWti.-n.
lltaNKV t'. M llrM.
rtn rK'TiU's.rrAaiv,
JOIIX (1. OULK,
Snc. t t. R.-j n'.ltrau r-j!e.
VI IK I'Kl.'TllO.M T A K Y,
AUGUSTUS C. DAVIS.
to the .!e,-i.,n of th. coming prlmiry
clcll n.
SlU.Klf )
F.-rSfn-rirt. Ji ll. J. SPANi il.KK ol S..11.. r-. i
Twp . ul t to in- i-i.,n .,1 i..li r. ai ihe
HVpuMi.-an pr.iuary etc ti..n.
Sul-ie.
s
TAT EM EXT AXI REIOUT
f the S.tmeriM-t euuntr Pr M'.use an-1 lioii-'e
ff Kmpl'ivment, lnfn th lt of j.nl 177 to the
it H Ai-ni uve n)ri im n.tn.i ,ipr:i ii
Heat! f ht-re 4
Its ' earitti-t;) 1
" n.w-; l.
" youEK cattle two year? o'.it 3
" youn cattle one je;iroil a
.-irini cilve 6
le'i- 1"
liiint
hogs
T-msof hay
Htuiielii ut winter wheat ,
" spring wheat
WK :,re iut!,,.-
JOSIAII
4n:i.-nnt
.le i..r Miei .
Please ani:"nr..e
A Jenner 1 p., as
TilnMAs (JAt.I.i;ilKI;
a csti-lf'ate br Sherirt,
April H
ESTABLISHED ISfetl,
A RECOROOF A
QUARTER CENTURY.
KNOW
lr. Sadler, tkui'iM and
-Vi IVnn Avtriue. I'ilteburgh. l'n. Kt.
latr. Tbrt ud ( atnrrb Sjc iullit-ta,
New lla' aud Il..nuet8 jiwl rettived
Mm.. A. K I'll I.'.
at
our
s-iile jur ace. .11 tilt, due ."in
and taie o.t.
Mit. J. It. Trki.mkix
X. C Maiiinuith l;t.ick.
ilemt mU r I bat tbe lar.-ot. 1 e ri.l
bax-st atm-U i.f !:. Sln-t. trailer,
Slinr. Men's od ltiy' Hals ran lie
lixiud at
Sin. I'm.'.
ruid. I am ut.w pri j-arcd to furnish all j ,u, i'i,t on-t l cards fumi-dittl. whie-h are
jkinds nf Flour, Kwd. etc., by tbe whole (,f flne yT. toctb.r witb the worit and
j sale it rt tail, at lbe lonest lirict for r-tsb. j j-siajfe, will cist at le-ttsl ten cents. How
au U-.10IH w..i i in if (Moiuuy oi... 1 tjj,.,,. can mej mike tin traine poy T it
nif-tliatily Mttt-nded lo. Fanners baving . Udaimed that tbe list tifnamesol TbiMigbt
wbcat lo sell w ill do we ll by letting me yOUn., laj-lea ana innoceat girls, and
know Ufore tiiring of it eU-wbere. 1 1 tbose of youm; men and boys, gathered
am wiU'lOS to pay lbe bii:bcS,t price for a i i, .,K-ri;s.m'.nia nf tlii L'in.l in en-n-
UKiki ' e'"Hl i.!4lt" bet. X mairant ali my cily anj village, and at almost every jvl
Ibiur to be tirst-c
i'otily
and will fe-ll for rab '
Xoaii II. Siui-pf.b.
Mil.KOiui Station, Somerset Co., I'a.
otlice. command a bis price w hen ollered
for sale to men wbo deal in literature of
' that kind which poisons tbe young mind
! and prepare a loundaliou for blasted lile.
' Iu lbe hand of tbeie aoulltss wretches.
The VNTEt-niKNTS ok DikEai-e. Uhc prestrred liaU are an unerring guide
Among tbe anlecedeiitit of .liea are in f tue Itearth stone of almtevery family,
erness in t,e circulation f the blood, an j The cards are fcomewhat nice but cireu
unnatural a.i..n.w!P.t mn.liiion of ihe I lars otfertng Ixxiks and pamphlets, gensual
I have added a cnmple-te assortment ol j physiipie, indicating that the Vile current i and beast ly, will doublleM follow. It may
Affa and Ci to my ttock within lbe last : is tieficicut in nutritive properties, a wan, 1 thit the advertisers of cards do net
week; all new cixalu, and w ill tll Terv ! baccard l.v.k. innbiliu to itin.til f.aa! ! ant the lists lor sale, and are themselves
i. i . . - . .. : i. . .!.,. .1.:..
iomoi iixine, sleep and strength, and a ' me vampirea tiiuu ac-ieiy u mac mi
se-nalion ot unnatural lan-iuor. All these ; method of getting addresses for a nefari
may I rr-garded as among the indie-ia ofi ous trafic. lie this as it may, the thous
app'riKiehing diwase.w hit h will eventually ! ands of names fent for cards thus adver-
l-; will Mi, i... .1 ,".,, . i attack Hie s stem and overw helm ii. it it tise.1. aie on adangerons jourcej .-: -tjor-
f'-re the JihU ol May is Dot built up and t irliticl in advance. ! .t:
- . . i fnvttrorali lli.n m-itlnoit tA lima t . m
i. V , i- i i, ' c- " - ,.,
Mil until Statk.s V ' ' j'iog choice ol the greatest vitalizing
II u" v ' j agent eatant, ll'tetter's Stoiuaeh Ei'.ters,
lr. . t. Fund.-LUrg. Iculist and ! an elixir w hich has given health and
Atinst. fmm Curnlerland, .Md , is now ! vigor lo myriads e.1 tbe nek and tiebiliiat
topping at I lie -iU:,t House. "twlu.re all rd. mbich w avouched bv physician? aud
Ui. sullc nni tr-'iu ditensi of the Eye, ! aualyais to lie pure as well 'as effective,
Bar. - and Ihr.iat can consult him ! hieh is immensely popular in this conn
every rue.!ay. Wednesday , Thuraday I trv, and extensively used abroad, and
-"?' A" consultations free 1 1 whic h has been lor years past one ol the
t-tce hours frcm 9 a. v. to 4 p. v. , hading medical staples ol America.
cheap for cah.
Sii. 1"hi
Nirrt. t. lVrvms tiot Imving paid u
i ii.i r B(x. Hints .lue ui ! I -I i.l Ann
i save coats liy doing e on or
Time Hies and so d j diseases ot the skin
when that inouiiprfr .:ile purifier of the cu
ticle and bvautilier ol lbe oniplcxion.
Gl.E.N.N's !?l LI'Hl R AOAP, 18 UStd , lO UlS-
perie Ihem. I'iniplcn, blolebes, sores and j
bruises, and the like are invariably remov
ed by it-S-ld
by all Druggists.
Hill's Hair asd WmsfcEU Dye,
Black or Brown, 50 cents.
uscof Dr. Pierce's Medicines or have ob-
s.rved their wonderful curalive properties
on friends :
J. II. Seiiat, Cairo. Ky.; Mrs. A. M.
Wiilianfe, Claverack, X. Y.; C. T. Hubbe,
Kandolph, I'a. ; C. II. Canfield, Chalhman
Four Corners, N. Y.; Albert C. Baston
Washington, Ohio; Mrs. E. K. Daly,
Metroolis. III. ; John B. Ledtcrman, Per
kin. 111.; K A. Johnson, Buffalo, N. Y.;
A. .McClure, Albaav, Y.; L. W. Gris
wood, Bracksville, N. Y.; J. W. Bayer,
Vermillion, III. For further particulars
see "The People's Common Sense Medical
Adviser,"' an illustrated work ot over U00
pajre, sold post-paid ''r $1 50. Address
tLe auihor. Dr. H. Y. Pierce, Bulfalu,
X. Y. -
ing gu U til Vf apc!;- " .d
cousumptioa. To check the swill pro
gress ot the destroyer, prompt and deci
sive measures must be resorted to. A
dose of Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tar, Wild
Cherry and Horebound. taken when the
couching comes on, will afford immediate
relief, and eventually effect a thorough
cure. It w ill be touud equally beneficial
irr all forms of throat and lung disorders.
In cases of croup it ia of Inestimable val
ue.
For sale by G. W. Benlord, Somerset,
and Mountain & Co., Confluence.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is perlectly safe.
Eitremely palatable. Xo physic required.
Costs 25 cents. Try it
Dr. Vas Dtke's SrLrirrR Soap. Dr
Van Dyke, whose life long specialty, and
world wide reputation for curing skin dis
eases, has endeavored for years to combine
an external treatment He has accom
plished this desirable result in tlie prepa
ration ol his compound ''Sulphur Soap,"
the merits ol which are spoken of by
thousands; it is highly recommended to ail
our readers. Price 25 cents, by mail, 35
cents a box: 3 cakes 60 cents., by mail,
75 cents. Office 50 X. 5th street Whole
sale Depot, 400 X. 3d street. Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by all Druggists.
A bag Klde.
The choicest seiectio.-i of new styles
of every kind and quality of
CARPETING,
LINOLEUM,
Carpeihijf X. i n i n
7 7 FIFTH AVE
By readirg and praciirina
the incsfimabletnirhs con
tained in the be medical
book ever i-'i'"J, cctitk d
THY Sri rl'Ti'-or'lyL Bcntbrmml
I III Wlilil no receipt of prioe. It
treats of Exhanted Vitality. Prcmatnre Decline,
Nerrons and llijsical Debiiity, and the endless
concomitant ill and one old miseries tbatt result
therefrom, and contains more than 0orUiual pre.
scrip ttons, any one of which is worth the price of
the book, ft is book was written by the mostex.
irnsiva and probably the most skilful practitioner
in America, towhom was awarded a gold and jew
c Ut d medal by the National Mrdie-d AssooaUao,
A I'amphlct, lilustratcd with the very tucl
eteci t,;:er-aTir.CT a mar.
vcl of art and beauty
sent rBiii to ail. Send
fr.r it at once. Address
l'E A B( ipY ITEDICAL-aas MWap
INSTITUTE. No. 4 Bui. T U Y X P I F
" inch bt, Eostco, JUsa. IlllWlabr.
I
HEAL
W. D. &H
April Id
Above Wood St. Pittsburg.
FORMERLY
, McCALLUM,
AND
McCALLUM BROS.
aOTMM:
TO CONSUMERS
I OF
SURE REWARD.
O YEARS TO F.V FOU A FA II I.
$4 to $IO Per Acre.
BerrH and Tfaplr Land In 1lchl"-an
in the niLI.IO's AC KK K M T
Ihe Grand Kapldsiand Indiana
Kailroad t einpan).
TITLE PERFECT.
Strnne aoll -aare rrnps- plenty oftSmo
ber-no droaxht nu eliincU bu-'v
no stopper."
Hunnlns; at rca ma-pn re n a let-- rrady
inarkrla-srhools-Kailroad eona
pleted llsraiiajni centre or Ihe grant.
Snail tar pamphlet, Euellali or
German.
AddreM IV. O. IITCH t RT,
Land femailmletter,
.HVD Rll-im, 1. '
.ts..
cirn in ears...
' r-e
- li'ackwlieat...
es
U.-SIIS
potatoes
llal .if (alt)ii;c
Jtosttets ul t-eets
k .hl raid
Ialln of applr-ntter. .
H a-li-a.l.'.l kraut
founds ol w4
Teal
mi-tton
ef
fallow
liork
lanl
I. utter
" call ?kiii
" sheep ikini...
" be;f liiilcs....
ltuhcU of onion.
- tomatos
' tiax el
' tlinitiiY iM-cl.
liarrcls ot st..p...".
pitkles
Ai:nci.F-i m.vi p.-
Fairs
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- The-rreatcelebrityofonrTlX TAUTOB.tr-
- t'O ha raosed many imitations thereof lo he
- placed on the market, we thereof . niton n
;ehewcrs axainst pan-hannir such imitations.
All dealers l uTinir or srlllnir other ln tol.-
: co leariDi( a hard or meUlicUl.le. render them.
selres liaMe to the penalty ot the Law, and all
a persons Tiolatin our trade marks arc punishable
bv line anl imprt.oninrnt.
HEE AlTOK O(.KM Am II l7S
V, The ir-ijumel.Oltll.l.Attl TIM TtVT
B. can te -mtiniruisiiol hv a Tl w TIU
Son each lamp with the word LWHII.LAKD
xsiaoie.i tiiereon.
S Urer7,OH Urns of tobacco sold in I77, and
anearly 5, persons emptoye.1 io f-torics.
2 Tales paid tbe trOTernmcnt in IS77 about
Sa. -iOO.ooo, and during the past 11 year..,
P'MCI VvV, WVV.WW.
These auuds sold br all lablter.
i rates.
Z March
D
1SSULUTI0X XOriCE.
the flnii of K. Her.hhcrier at f'o.inthe Foun.lrr
tm-in ens has thi day tieen dissoiTe.1. All iierons
indc btcl to the 'SalL.l)iirT Fondrr eNrtnimnv"
anrtoL. Herslilienrcr a e'.i. are lierebr notitjed
to make lmmcltate payment ta Mlhael Har.
t-.., inct-nt lor the coliev'tioa of all claims due said
com panics.
i - H. 1 he round ry will be run front this date
under tbe name and style of M. Hav Cvin--any.
April .4
JaVXKCUTOK
6' NOTICE.
Important to All Lovera of Flowers.
ltarinz rreatly enlanced my (Ireenhouses lo
npwar-is oi a.w square leet ot gufs lur th raisins;
oi nowerinx plants, i win De preare.t to furnish
allour neiifhlxrinK frlenls with choice Mowers.
tou will save money by buyina: Irom me. lam
ueterinineti to sen as low as tue lowest, and my
plants will arrive In much belter enter than from
a uisinnce. i nave an immense stock of Hoses
Bedding:. House and liasket Plants, orer TO dlf-
lerent mnos oi ernenaa, tieraniums. and ererr
descrlptioo of Uowerlns plants : Tuberoses. Oiadl-
olas in lame quantities: also Lilies and Lilies of
the alley. My plants are In a very nne, thrifty
con-lition.
ITrt choice. Double Tnleroe : Ti eeats per d.
or t r' irr ( u. tcoun ciioicv : au cents per uoa.
ot 4i.ad per l'JU. In addition to the above, I keep
aiso a foil supply of xenuine fresh Uarlea Seel.,
which I sell al New Yurk prices, by the .a.-ket,
rune, pound, orquart. -raliua or bu-'he!, aal are
best saite-l to our locality.
A loll assist mcnt of early Tecetabfrt for 'table
use. Lettuce aivl Khur-t reaty now. Kallshes
and beets la April Veifetaf I Plants: (U.d.1
rame)('altaKean' Lettuce Plants loanyquaiiti
ty (er dozen. r lo.eou are reaily a w. and can be
plante! out at any t.ne a as tbe an und u
dry enons:h to min-k Tosaata, Yuv. Pepper.
Sweet Potato. I 'elery Plants ... th. im .-f jMatr:
t'atilmve Plan's at ant time tr.n no r ml Jnly
la Scod for Priea list.
Seed Sbre, No. XI Baltimore Siree. .Ireen
houseiuile west of I 'umlierlaixl ui Ii. fc O
Kail Koad. Address P. U. boa i'p..
II. WEBER.
Parties wixhlna-to see me 'pers.nalle will Sad
me at my store, daily Irom li to 2 P. .if.
March 13
Lsuteol I'cter Wil helm, late of Elklick Twp.,
deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate har.
Inn been -granted to tbe an.tersi-.fned br the umo-
er authority, notice is hereby -riven to all persona
indebted to said estate to make t nine-its' pay-
meat, and those havinr claims axainst the same
to present tbem. duly authentic atcd, for settle
ment, to the undersiscned at the house of Jeremi
ah Folk, In said tewnship, on Friday, May 10,
1T.
V. I . HEILM AX.
JCRKMIAH Fl ILK.
A pril J fcxecutors.
patents;
New Yobk, Mt 4 At Prjspcci
raik, Br. o ljn, IVralto, the Mexican,
began al fjiir o'clock this morning
tie attempt to ride 305 milea ia fif
teen hours. He made the 6r&t one
hundred miles ia four hours and
twenty minutes. lie changed horses
every mile. The fastest time was
made in two minutes and thirteen
seconds. Oce hnndred arid fifty-nine
miles were covered in seven hours
and teuiy minutes. He completed
301 J miles at 7 p. M , when lb, fif
teen hours bad expired, but continued
riding unlil he made tbe 305 miles
at 7.10, doing the last mile in 2:41.
Tbe rain of the afternoon made the
"WESTERN PF.NVA. t'LASSICAL AND
SCIENTIFIC INSTITUTE.
The Institute orenaret Students for (-otleve
Business, Professional Schools. Home Lite, and
Teachinir. Location elevate.1, heattbtul, easy ol
access, and picturesque, com ma ad in an extensive
view of Chestnut Khlee. Full eorpa of Instrue-t'-r.
Five courses of Study. Open to both sexes.
Expenses moderate. New bniMlna for ladiee.
Open ir rate In each room.
AU.lress in mncttai.
JONATHAN JONES. A. M ,
Dee- ML Pleasant, Pa
ISSOLUTION OTlCE.
less have bten accomplished.
fDM ISTB ATOB'S NOTTCE.
JSiuu-o lllataua:h. Administrator, rata leta
aaacxa of John Baucord, late ot Allegheny ta.
.Md., deceased.
Letters of admtatst ration oa the above estate
hav loir been rranted to tb andersl-tned, notice Is
hereby (iven to those Indebted to It to make Imroe
dialepaymenL and tbosa bavins claims airalnrt
IL to preseut them daly autbentkated forsetlle
ment on Saturdsv. tb lath day of Jane,
1ST., at theotbee of Michael Liit, lq., la WeL
lersbanr, Somerset Co.. Pa.
SIMON BLt BAIVrH.
Hay I Administrator.
OPIUMS
BMi-a.-iiai)ii-.ti;
fMUUif. rmrnm ,i.io
at,ciscan UL
Notii-e I hereby alvea lhat the twrtnerohlo
beretot.re exist tnx between Jaeob . I. Fash an.1
Simon Layman, umler the Arm nameofEash a
Layman, was dissolved A pril.18, 1S7S. by mntp.-.l
consent. All accmnts have teen place-1 ia the
hamls or Mr. Layman for collection. Accounts
left unsettled after the 1st day of July. 1st, will
be placed in the bands of an olbcer f.r cdlectiofi.
The baslnesa will he carried cn at the old stand by
J.J. Eash. Than kin former patt-ins for their
ntponaire In the past we solicit a ronUnuasee of
the same In the future.
SIMf) LAYMAN.
J ACOB J. EASH.
A
Estate
DMINISTBATOB S NOTICE.
of Darld Hay, Ute ol Elklk-k Two..
obtained lop rne. bani.-nl
tevk-es..me.ticnl ur iiIht
coin fs-unds. ornamental de-
siims, trade-marks and labels. Caveats, A.-wiiro-uienis.
Inicrterem-ep, Api-cals. Suits l.r Intttir
nen's. awl all cases arisiiuc under the tA IE. T
LA WIS. pp.niidlv aliend.! t
MtrTHHS THAT HATE Br.rJI
TJTI TTIpjIIII IT- by the Patent Ortl.-
iJW M l-IJh, p,en,e, by as. Be
In a opposite to the Patent Ortice. we can make
cbiser researches, and secure Patent more .4npt
ly. and with hr.-a.ler claims, than those wbo are
rem.c from W-i.hln-ff.-n.
INYENTOESSS
yo-ar ilerli-e: we makecxaminatbis'-ee o raaroc.
antl advice ns to batentabilitv. All rori-fti.nd-
ence.tric.lv cnn.bntlal. Prices l.-w and XO
HAktbE I.1LIA-I PATENT l NUTH-
We rereryoa toonVUIs In tlie Patent Ofllce. t..
oar clients in every State of the f'likm. and to your
Senator and Kcpnsentative;in C.nirre. Scj-eia!
rvtcrenee -riven wlien desire.1. A.idress
C. A. SNOW a Co.,
Oppatilf Ftlr.xl OJKcf, M m!fo. It. I".
April 10
tDMINlSTKATOK'8 NOTICE.
Estate of Henry Briditrum, lateol .Mill .r.1 Twp..
decease.1.
Letters of ad ministration oa tbe above estate haee
Ins been arranted to th un-lersi-rned by the prop
raathori'.y, notic-B is hereby aiven to tns.se in
debted to it to make Itr mediate payiaeat, and taos
havinir claims axainst II will present them duty
authenticated f.r settlement without delay on
Saturday Mav :1a, l.?c, at the rvsi.b-n.-e ol Satnii.-l
Urldlicuia In Milbl townsbld.
SAMUEL BRIDIOI'M.
April is Adminiauator.
Hay, late oi
deceased.
Letters of administration on th above estate
having been -r ran led to thenndersi-rned, notice Is
hereby -(iveo to lb. -so Indebted to 11 lo auk im
medlat payment, and those havinr claim
arainst h. to pre-wot tb,m duly autbentteated
for settlement oa Wednesday. June ltf, is: 4, at
the late residence of said deceased.
PETEH S. HAY,
W. A HAY.
SAMUEL JI. SAYLOH,
May S a Administrators.
anal
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
of Aaron FreHIin. lata ot Jenner Twp.,
aeeeaseo.
Letters of administration oa th above estate
havlnx been r ranted ta toe andersiirned. notice is
hereby riven tothoe Imlebted to It to make imme
diate payment, and in. bavins; claims atraiaet It
lopreeeatthem duly s-othenticated for settlement
on Saturday. May 24. liTS. at tbe Ut resldeue
of deceased ia said township.
SAkAII FRE1DI.INE.
April I ' A.lmiuistratrix.
D EMM LER BROTHERS
l'JO A VlH SMITH FIELD STIiEiri". I'ITTSIU;iiJiI. l'A.
Manalaetarers of
TIX, COPPER & SHEET IRON WAKE
And Dealers ia
BIRD CAG-ES,
Ice Ches-.s, Hef Iterators. I.- Cream F recurs. Water Coulei. battery.
Stoves. Btltannii Ware, Enamcliel aa-1 Tinned Hollow War Agate
aal tiranit Iron War, and
House Furnishing Hardware in General.
Proprietors of the Patent A.ljuable Store Shelves.
April 24
t mt-nB' Mi;tS -.1
Niys wtht! -I
XJre:Wi' Womrn ,.
-mail ;h
Mtw'ihlrt t
H"s' inrt
NVs'tm?!! anil chil-lrtt.-' t -h uiU--a U
KcQfi'laixiuu 7
anla ol tl tnnt
'ui ot atMtWiiia Turn
fair .f ihw fi(Wini;!
ltiM-kil4:
uilttci ;
Apr n l;irvc T
Jim. ill ...... i
U'oitu-o i ca i
H tinl kerch ir 4
Fair Jrawerii
Pairfl f suirtii ier
Vfstfi flmnli 'J
lie-tl she-i .....
fie-l t-mt r 1J
iel tUk i
!,!ttr ..... n
P-.ilra of pilii.w ilii ;c.
Women's shirt H
L'hilflnpn s "fcirts - - - - lu
Son-bmnets A
Towels - .-:.;
Tbletl.th ..... i
Shrouls 7
Sheets for the nir.e 7
ATeritce numr-'T ( Inmate- .lurinur year 72
Nu miser ot rbilitren L-uun.l nut tluriKtr ye-ar 4
Iiet ilurinic year 7
Vairnnl.nt4traMirfipnTiletJ with Jm'uinif 37
.nr.) t Vaifranfj anl trroi-i 1
Arerme ut ltir aiiter? that rfc M jiuKtrt
IR.
T' i-aih r rM fn,m J Hntn in i-iv tJ
?-17
i R.
By m?h Niil dartan the yearfor fl'tar, travehnir
f.iitenr. tau a,--., -J1, .j
W. H. ItLRK K Y.
?tewHrl.
Nrii. The esnuiur-.f the unty Ptnr
Hun.'-te a- sbowrt Uy the natement ( Jucl.ih Hrrtiit.
fir the year 1ST were v'.i JO. wherea.-, i
en?h tM pair-i ty tlitfrrenl ieiun4 to J-r-iab Bnint
(larioir tbe year. whiah AhuM be aldt-tl t tbe
bore aiiioum. aim Hunil i dlers Ur the
year aNve men fit 'tie:, whirb U ani'-unt 'si 14,
should be lei i art el lnm ihe expend. ran1 fi.r the
year 1877. am Is in the ciienHturei lr the year
lM78lfti9.1t7, ami lortheyejir H77 '-li. afur ut
the a moan t expended in wa ae-l in putiina: a
new rot't o the rvm.e, aii'i M w Vt pur nai- ut-w
Kecortl for the h !.
April U
A SXO US C KMX TS.
All camtMate will herhnceI Five IhtUr!"
(tr the alrertliintc of their aoivtun. eutenu Inun
nttw ui! rhe primary election, witb the ex'.-epiion
ofanaMates for Auditor ant) Fuor HiUje l'trec
torhrwhirh Thre I llarn ('3) will he charge"!.
All tlfker- One I'lhir fl j er thouantl, to be
pa Id betore they are taken tpm the uthc-e.
V Krmvr for ''.nrM.-1
1AXIEL MOSTOLLKU.
SENATE.
Ma.S.iLi : The tort that tlie mt Sn.;..r
will. lurtnit his term have a rolce in the sel-cti"n
ot two I , S. Senators an.l tbe reiistrictintr ..I the
State, makes this a most iturtant ele.-ti..n. an-1
belieTlna- that with bis ex'-erience ao-l th..r"uvb
ao(uainiaitc wilh the lul its ol' the olti--e. CUE.
f. 1. u Ul win raaac tne most avauat'ie can-
.HJate we can nominate, please anr.-une bis
name. CITIZENS ol Suuimit Twi..
1'OK SEXATt.lt,
liKOHGK G. WALKER,
Of Allegheny T.
MEVIHKI tka. Totbe Voters rf Sviarrsrt C. :
The un.lrrslirne.1 cittayns of Allcirbeiiv b. an. hip.
rcstiectiullv rcr.rrseni iv p-csentina; the naio i.
rKe.I. Waikf-r f.-r y-ur .lcliir-ate eai.i..era
tioa at the aprachinit"Kc.u,.lican primary ctc
tiu f.-r n..ioiDti"B l--r th .meol TA 1 1 SI..X.
AT' iB. we present a man ol temeraus. moral
an.1 iivia-rtrb-us habits, an.l in ec-ery reeet cm
ietent to uischarve the .lutie of the otture. lie is
lust such a man as the S.-s-Kiiaa-r IIkuali. reeom
men.is la Its issne of the -2 th of .Man-li. lsTs. lie
Is boeseeseo? ol lbe ability to draw oa his own bills
ancl stand up an.1 mlvocate their merits.
Ker. Ii s. A. l .mlltisi.n, Amo w are.
':. authorucl to aiin .iin- EImIAK
K l I.K ft liilfitiah r.in-r Twp.. a ac.m.ii late t..r
n..inii.ati. n u-rshtrln. at tho . u'uina K.-ru-llc-aa
ir:mary ei,e.-iiun.
P:ea.eaun..un.eUKliRilE A. I'll.rl of .,m
eict Twp. ean.ii.lac ..r the oib.-c ..:
Sli.-nlt. ul .cci to ilic Kepubib-aa primarr l.v
Hon. .Mr. file i hiruir. an.l was l..rmcrly a
nu ml-cr "i CmiumyC. :4ib K--tiiiciit
M V. V V i IT F. IIS.
KEOixrEK i;n-f iRT.'tn.
r.. a-e annou.i -e A. A S ri'TZM A.V. i Sbaks.
ciile. as a can Mu- u.r Kr-citrr an-1 iir..r.i.r.
abi-.-t lothe ill . u-ioii .. Ih,. l;.i.hh. an i.nnia.Y
eic-ti -n.
WE ..re au'h..ri.lto ann-Kirc-: WILLIAM B
r KK.ASE of S'.M!.-r;t K- n::icb. as a .-.t-! ,! iat
t.-r lit, oti'.-e ... h"tfiter an.1 K.-.r!r. .ulo-t I.,
the .lectsion ot the Kct-usttcins at tnir rii.uiiiK
riiuary election
Plee anm-ane J. V. Vafiy. aui.r l -I'ris.
I.ile Ett-enenee." as a can.in'.i:c i.r tl.e n miiia
ti-.n I..r K-ir:!.:cr an-t Kc-onlcr.
lir. l u'.iy was a private in e'o. C. i4;h I!.-a'.. V
.. .Inri-iK the relM-ii.. H t nli-ici in .iaut.
1-st'i.an.l serve.1 am It alter Eec s snrr-r..lr At
the battle ot New Market. a., be a.. ..mid !l
an.l ma le a rrl.- n. r. sen ina la I. ii.br. H. i.c 1- i
nr., I Salisbury . t V. C..)prl. ns:..rt- n'lon m-iih-'
At Ihe tmicol iiiscriure he "lipj- l Iani '
at ITU jan.W. I ui alicr In. rctnrn the hai .it.
n-.t .):! lip at 11 .. Hi w.. a K ..I . , ,,. r taitli
lnl to b:. ..i!i.Tr-an-l .-.uiira-k-s. lie la m.-cx:i.4
ot the liter ao.i .h.-uLi I r..:t:.;n 'T.-i
AI.V. V I IXV.i s
Tli.inkn -u Ihe pul ti,- ..r tne rei-fiv.. three
year-" a a-.. 1 air mi atim.ub-e mj -ll a acaotiioatt.
l..r Kcit-i. r k K--.r.iv.r.
li.BIl.Ss. flsilf:ii .
HI Broihi r.valicy To ..--I. ij..
TKEASCRKK.
W E 1 re
KH.I.Kt;
au horizcl f.. ar.n .a.-e El.iVUf.
"I S. lier.i.t T'-Wl.-hil.. as a .I'.i .i
b r c.-uiity lf .i.nnr, sui.j. -t to tun deci.-k-o ..I
in.- nr..n-.:ian v..:.r al ifi- ir ....
cb-ciioo.
1 run iry
T'l.nUfmr my fri.-n-ls lr il. ifcn-rou.. v-...c tbrc
years . I ax-tm aim.. mice ui, .ell as a can.ii late
t -r County Tr-.:.--a: rr.
H. r. KNEPPEli.
F rTrea-nrrr JnHN II. W f:nt Ef.. s.wr
et Boroui-I.. 'Ul.i-.-t .. the .l-i.i..n .j ,-,
al the K.'pu'iti.-an primary elei:tion.
Plesseann-unceSAMCFLJ I.U KN.M-if
f Salisbury l,ruti. as a eanoi.lale I I oiiniy
Trea-urer.
I il VIM SSI. IN eh
P!-ae .inn 'tin.-e the n-iroe oj AN'AI.S P.
MiU.hi;. of Hnnher.vaiier Tap.. l I!k i.;ti e
ol Couillil-i:.n.r. '-a! t f" the .ln-it..Q ..( lbe
Kepul!;--un vter i-l the fiisuii. t-rioi try ri.-
lb -ti.
Fleas ann..iin.c the at me of J AC ill A SI! A F
FKK ..I naeuuhoniiii Iwp .as a caali.laie . r
Cm in l, i..e.er. ui.e.-t f.. ihe .b-ci.i.n ol the ii
ers al the itepul-iicao primary ctc-tn'O.
Please annoim.- the n ue ..I .KiSKPIl Ii K
N KK. ol Som-r-ct Twp.. as a can.ii..:.te t.r Cum.
missHiIl. r. subieet to Hie de. ucn of fhe Keimli-
llcan primary eiec-.ion.
Plea'cannoun-e DENNIS ClMiK. i South
nipt. -n Town-bip. as a can.li.Iatc tor ll.e i Hue oi
"ounfy Com mis. loner. ut.ie,.. m ihe .ir.-i.i.n . i
the toter" at lbe K publican j rimary c r. ti.ai.
FiiU C'lUMls.SIOMK
GEORGE F. DEN NEK,
i.H S'-mcr-ct Twp.
A lois.. n Townshin has wrcr ha t a Cunte
'.mmis'lioor. an.t olleraas a ean.ii.iate lor that
Ibce, .ut .itt to Ihe.lr. l.-loo 'llhrci.nnri i.r in.
ryelaction. that tani; h Kel.ul.lii-ar. lal-.lll
srEU.NEK.
We are sii:borire. to a-inoniw-e rl.M n:inie
BEXJA.M1.V KLINE "t Jenner Two., a- a ...n.
Ii.late for C'.muii-i.fi-ner. -ui.Hvt IoIim. .ieei.L.n ...
the hepublb an primary election.
S J.
All-ert P. Hille-ras,
William war.
John C. Helti.
Oliver Meyers.
An.trew Poorbauifh.
Wtiliam C'lavheiitiour.
John Heeler.
Jaeob B Hlllr-cass.
Samuel Custer.
Ii.r-te 1. Hran-lt.
t riab W. pisirbaaab,
Jacob k i in rue I,
AMntoJ. Hart m in.
C.mra.1 Horbstetler.
Jerry Meyers.
Michael t. ElUbarxer,
John Sarrer,
S. J Catoo.
Josjeph J lin.llesperx--r.il. Henry Keller,
Joseph Sarver. S. S. Keese.
McmoriallAS.
Aleianier Ware.
Franklin Barkiey.
William May.
Jacob Burkhart,
Ellas Earner.
John lieeer.
James A. HilleaiM.
i:li-im A. liran it,
EJreuc.l triessner.
luoiei J. K-etrr,
Israel Kcefer.
Jeremiah P. Hartnian.
Peter W. Su.lcr.
J.isiah E Mevei-s,
William H. Mili.-r.
Emanuel Meyers,
Sinfia rtsmife.
John .uenetier.
ASS EM BLT.
Arts, l r Aa'aaraEar ma t ami eniere-1
into the -loth .lay f January. lsTI, letween can
dbJate for tb Letrislataae frm th county of
Somerset, Slate ..I Pennsylvania, wltnesseih. that
the said eaeslbtates f.-r and In e.-nsileraiii of the
aavlnir f th time and expense aec-ttssary to a
eneral canvass ol aai.1 county, have and .io here
by agre. each Kir kin-eel' and with each other,
nut to make any canvas, either In persoa or by
proxy, pendinx the Rcpubticaa Primary Elect i.-n
lor th year lsTaexeept in tbe township or hor-uirh
la whkb tbey respectively resbl an.1 tb boromcb
ol Somerset. Tbe said ean.ltiales do however re.
serr unto themselves the riu ht to correspond, h)
letter or otherwise, with the voter of tbe coonty
la reterenc to their eaa.li.lacy. Ii is also further
auTd apoa by the said easali-iate that the chair
saaa of tb Cuonty Committee shall be lulir au
thorised towltlTrilraw fpua th list of can ll.iale".
th aatawot aay on who has beeotne a party lo
this e.-niTact. wbo wilfully violates any of tbe pro
visions of ibis avreement.
In leeiBBoay wbere.-( w hereunto fuKserlt-rd
oar names, uaoer the penaly of a forfeiture of our
rttrht to be a raadblate at th eneuina fctepubilcan
primarv Electi.ia.
BKSjAMIJf A. FICHTNER. C.-oflueac.
WILLIAM COLLINS. Somerset Twp.
WILLIAM ZIMM tKVAX, Jenner t ap
R V 8SYDEK. I rsina.
SAMU EL MIER. Sallsbarr.
J. W. MUST JLLEH, flueDubooiiur.
ifep.ri
W'e are airain authori.! fa Ann.,un...
us r.n. oi iir..inrrvaiev i in . a. a ..., , t.
mifiissioner. sut iect to Ihe .leri)oa of ties te.
put. Ii-an Voters at til. ir c.Kuina orlinarv eie-i..n
an. thaiUm uy tneiuls b-r It ea-.n-r..a vote iin e
years aij .. S.J.B1 LU.
WE are nuihori ie. tr. annoume PKTFR F
IAKI..N Ell. of .lenn.-r T: as a can.h.iai.. for
Commissioner sut.e.-t to tho .lci.l.,n ..f the ke
putiiicaa voters altiieir couiinsr priiaary election.
WE are allLhorilcd to ann.unce ItriiK
CKITCHFIEL1. o! Miltor.1 Two., as ao.ii.iate
rf oniiols.l.sicr. STltoc-t to the .Ie4-l.i..n ,1 r.-.e
Kcpubl leans at tlieireu-'in primary election.
WEare attliorjucl to arn.un.-s III nu l
.SPF.iCHEit.ol Stonyererk I wp . a c-an.ll.iate
..r e oniimssioner -njt tu t io the. .ei.i ,a ol il.e
Keput.lu-an voters at tbctrcjmui-( ptimary i. e.
tIl.
WF: are su'hor.re.t lo ann ur-e ihat JliSKPM
J. MISHT.Eli. of I .nem i.u-f b Twp.. is a ea!l
.late lor I '.Hiri'v Coinmif.i.'ner. -al'jc-t to the 4e
cisiuu of ih kcpublican primary eieelion.
WE anthori;c.l lo anrK.Uoe OFlKfF. LOW.
R Y. ol Eiaii k Tap . as a can-Ji-late lur Coro-
missloner. un-.t . t to the ile L'lon ol thr- He
il ans at tneir ei.utr-r primary cic-ii..n.
Ptei-siniKtirt-f I.MPT. WM. MAI Km, .1
't-i-maboninir Tw: . s-a can-ieute lor e .s.oTv
Cointni..slon.-r.
M.U'i t 1TIF.NS.
I'!ase .inoo.iii.-e t!u nan.. of .lnHX FAIL
LF. l . of Lower Turkeyl...! T wp . 1'or.. a-, a cari-.'i
.late lor Connty Commtssi.(ner. .ui'teet t tde
ieeii.i ,,r the K. put.ii -jn volers at t hir cm.
trie Primary Ele-ti.i.
F. '1! CI al VI sr I' X EI
STEPHEN TRENT.
f S-,.nycrk Twp.
PK Itiil sE MKEf T.-K.
WE ir att'borlrel to anre.uo.-e i.tf.t.lAN
k H.M Z. of Somerset Twp . a a can..i.iaie IV.r
P'.r H l-ir-!.. u..I lo the .ie,-i...Kl of the
liepunlieans at ibcir enuii. primary eb-cli-.A.
WE are authorise.! to announce KlhAll
BK.V VI. ol Somerset Twp.. as a ean.ii.Ure i.,r '.,r
lloue Iiireetor. suloc-i to i be .lecisi.-si of i fte l;c
publican primary eicc-tssi.
Please annoniva mv name JUK"! FI.1E wf
Sionyrrce Twp., can.ti.Iaie fcir l'..r Hjus 11
r.-tor. SU..e. t , the .le.-Ll.HI ot be the l po .
licaas. at ttieir ensuibic pnui.try tton
At IHTOK.
Pteae annoum-e lbe name 4 J 'II X f
KHl AHS. ol Somerset I wp.a. a caihlr-iaie H r
County Aoiiilor. sat e,-l lo ide leei.i..n ..I the
voters at ihe kepu. than primary eleesim-. Mr
Ilbt't.. Iweil ..Jal:he.l t..rthe 'Jlti,m
MANY Vl-THiS.
WE ar aath..ri7e,l t aim.-on.-w JOHN M
Kl VtM LL. ol Jeder-oa Twp.. as a nreli.: te for
Aaoitor. sut.tect to rbee..-..-o of tb Kc pnbiicans
at their en.iiini- primary elect i,a.
Pleas.- annoon-eSIMuN p. FRITZ, near Ptae
HilL as a caa.li.iafe e-r t-anty Au lit.. sie,-t
IO the leci-t-u ol til v..ters at the Ilepwtoeas
primary eieeti-ro. Mr. F'rita has f.w a nu-nl-er or
vear been a teacher, a ret is well 'tuiirie4 a.r rb
irbce. UKUHU.SVAU.br.
We are amhor-Ted tc anne.anee f h name of H 1
R AM I'. Ma'Oti. ol Jefferson Township, as a
eoa.li.late lor Aotit.w. suHeet to the .ieet.-b-a ol
Hie KepttlKan votevs at tueir cnsuina prtmarv
eleclin.
Plea.! annona. tbe catac of .1. M. KA K ER. of
S ieaersat T-'Wnship. as a candidate ts Au.lit.4.
sub)eet to the declssia of tbe kepbiir-ia v--teii at
tbeir ensui.-? primary eiectii.
Mr Ttaker has been la the Mep sntlle' bus ae
r.riint sear, ami is very well .onn-le.1 l..r tne
ottlr-e. SOMERSLT.