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The Somerset Herald.
WEDNESDAY.
August tL, irrr.
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Usterlhau Fliubnrh Time.
The Express train leave IMtUlmrg at I:S P. M.
.rrivlug it 'Connellsvlll W W K M., Mineral
Pomt W-1S A M. In return the Express leave,
.'um - rlind at 2 40 A. M.. arriving at Mineral
plan! 4 it A. M,CoouUsvlll. SIS A. M., Pitta,
burgh a.utf A. M.
Tlie most dire nn I pleasant rout tfl .be Eaft
nd South via Washingtoa City.
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rive at Washington at s-ou p. ro.
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the wmaijciu or rams-ics.'
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Mostoi.lkr Fiasco A Four St0
Speech Piuxlaim tt from the
Housetop SIortou..k 1"kakimik?i.t
20JI!NAT.Di
Tbecvpnllul sc-rpniprntb bas come and
pmcnn l vet the wurlJ aiill milTHt anil
t-!lrHi barj toad t trxvel. II -
toller hai been nmiintr.l uuj nfleri him
self a humble but milling
t-oneresMon! ai(r. Hi nlaltorm has
iieen pu!))i.betl, and remind us ot the
Irif b ccranuii'st a id te Qiaker. Ssid the
Irit-hDian, "All troiert ahould be divided
equally Btnoua the people." ' Bat tbee
would Sliced thv Bbare and what wnnlH
thtc do then." wid the Quaker. "Divide
aca'u, be IhuiiJcr .' said the Irishman.
He wants treen backs, bread, blood, sla
very, '.cruptruDce, protection, and the ene
my oulr know what Durinir all S.mr.
day tuornins it was lumored about the
s mils that Mvetoller, the immortal, was
to make a epetch from the veranda of the
Glade House at 1 o'clock. ArrnrA
inplr afler dionei a knot of curioni wec
tators, nuniberiDi rxrh.ia fr,rlir miliar.
cil i;i and about Um hotel. Our lorn.
Irif nd the Iiaran, acted as chairman of the
meeting, and in a few humorous sentence i
introduced the preat. the illustrious Dan
iel. Allcr nrfiliuwul l,r i l.ia .n.i;.r,
the would be Conpresnman delivered an j will plainly show that tllC Rc
incohe:vnt address in which he manaced I i i- c -r.l
to mix up in utter confusion the silly twa i'uul"au vl wxa
die o. the New York Atrot'ite with wild,
crude fancies trom his own wayward
brain. Among other thing?, he said: "I
want the government to i.sue a great
amount of greenbacks and let the County
Commissioners distribute them. I want
ao bonds. Let the borrowers give their
notes with good.secuti' v." Here he was in
terrupted by some ctv in the crowd who
w anted to know i.' a n ie v. iiu good sccu
rily would not be a L:iJ. ' Xo," said the
unabashed anirr.t, "it "cUbc a legal
tendT." Then the c!i:tli::g commenced.
Tiic ( iii'n ;nt fciatesmic i'.u repreaeula the
reet jvjacrs of Sju .:..n Ohio wanted
u kco i: tlii candidate was in lavor of
' rrotcfiiii !- ;'ug a:l iaj;a r.ia
chiucs." Aul ...if il.aired informaliun
; BEPrBUCAJT RAI.I.Y.
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; Xs will tx? seen by the call l
the Cliairraan of the County
Committed published in anoth
er column, thcTc will be a lie
publican meeting in the Court
house on Tuesday evening next.
We are pleased to be able to
announce that the next Gov-
crnor 01 l ennsyivania, 01.
Harry M. Iioyt, will be pres
ent and address the meeting.
Letters have also been received
from General Jacob 'M, Camp
bell bisnaifyinff his intention to
meet with the "Frosty Sons of
Thunder" on that auspicious
occasion. In addition to the
gentlemen named, other able
speakers have been invited and
will be with us. Xow ' lor an
old-time rally : such an one as
SCKUAY-SCnOOt, Ohvehtios. The
second Sunday-school Convention, lor the
present year, of the West District, Alle
gheny Conference, of the United Hrelh
reu in Christ, convened in the U. li.
cliunh, at Miuertl Pti.il, Smene; omnly
Pa., on Wednesday Anirtirt 7, al 2 p. ,
and c'ih1 on tbe even in of t Ut ei'hlh
A RkmaHkaci, RBKTT.T It makes to
tlilference hoar many f hysicmriR, or how
niucn meuicine yon nave trted, it to now
no CHiablutheU fact that Ueraiaa Syrup is
ihcotily remedy which has given com
plete satiffaclion In severe cases of Lung
Disease. ' It h trae there are yet tbona
mnd nf persoii wtio are prudisnosol lo
Iter. Jas. Medfl-e r. tb I'resiilinj F.:l l ! i Tliruat and Long Airections. Coosumplion
daily, ar-
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Throuirh Mall and Exrcw trslni d.illy.
Acmiiuiniidntiia traiii an.l Facctte fcxpi
dilly, eaooit Sunday.
Ticket oi-ii.eHieT Firth ATenne and S mil h
nel.i Sireett.and drj"t curner Uraul and W aiei
sireeta, Pitulmnrli. P- . ,
U M O H.E, 'General TVket ARcnt.
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p. W. k B. K. R raae ifu roiT.
.arr a miat.poiT aiLaoao.
m and after May IS, 1S7S, trultn will
ran an lulluws. connecting with all paasenrer traini
on the P. W. k B. R. R. trn tx'
preaf dally eioei Monday.)
lbavs. aaaiva.
Mall West Slip. m. 6i)p. m.
MatlrUrt li:a.m. 1 J p. .
Mall Eaet eooneeu with Local Weet.
how he was on the A third
aii . is. ii l.iin ty "uuilon up .'i.s lip. while a
four,h eideiit!y dcsiri 1 io ' euiijMened
or -Cully, Low ' your : Aiuid the
j:c"s:- and c, r isi.a r o . luiorset's
poriiy gi-ntieiii.i - y. , ;
-.Mk. Pkusideai: 1 move jon, sir,
that Daiiitl Mostoller be declared the
choice ol this mcelin? as the National Lv
bor Ut lor in Ureenbaek eandidale fur fon
gref in the iveutei-n'L District ol Pen a
svlvanii."
The motion was put by the IVisidcnt,
and as many as could restrain from la'igh
in?, voted aye.
Mr. Mostoller said: .- ' t ,
-Oentlemcn ol this Convention, accept
my thanks lor ;he lionor estpected me."
The candidate was then led from the
stand only to appear a minute lat'-r on the
veraml i in lront of the second story. Here
the une speeches were made and the
Somerset is not to be split by
faction nor swerved from her
allegiance by scheming Demo
crats. Come one and all, and
let the meeting be such an one
as those held during the stormy
days of the party's trial. .
J. H. McAfee tdKorof the Grecnsburg
Herald, knows a "ood thing when he sets
it. 11 o Mopped here on his way home
trom iicdiord, and this id what he has to
s&v in his pprr last week:
We arrived at Somerset on Thursday
evening at 6:30, and stopped at the Somer
set House, owned and kept by Mrs. Flick.
Her son, Mr. Georce Taymin, superin
tends thu Imjusu, and ho is just the right
man in the right place. There are but
two ho'.els iu Somerset; the Somerset
House and the Glade House. The Glade
House is the one which our fellow-towns-man
John Hill. ke before ha removed to
iir.i nihure. Mia. H.ci and uir so
Mr Tayrntn, 'know? ho V keep a
hotel, and they do keep the best hotel we
have ever stopped at outside T oar Jar-re
ci lies. 1 he buudmg is new and very
larjre. It was commenced in "September,
lisTt'., and completed in Jcne, 1877.. It is
almost twice as large as the largest hotel
in u-reensiiurg. u u iinitueu ana mruisu-
cd in first-class style, from cellar to nttic
1 he painting was done by u. . Jone s, ot
this place, and is a credit to his taste, and
skill as a painter. Tbo whole house is
Way PamonR-er Ean....
Way Faseentrer Weet...,
Mall East
Mall Weet
F.xprvM Kant
Kii'reM Weat
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. 45 p. in.
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rfpi DLiraw heetixu.
Ti.e Republicans of So:iierset
County will open the campaign lij
meeting in tbe Court-boue on
Tm.-iJaif Kerning, Atfjutt 27. 183.
A full turn-out ia expected. Able
speakers w ill be in attendance. All
in favor of boccst mctey, fair gov
ernment, and tLe rucccFS of Repub
lican principles are iuvited to attend.
Kn. 15 Fctli..
Chin. -U. p Co. Com.
Are you registered T
Dr. Itcacby is now in Ileriin, mating
and tilling teeth.
Every Kepulilican should lie registered
in good time.
r.uy your Phur at the Flour Di-p.it of
Couk'dc lleerils.
Flowers should be cut from the stem,
and U'H broken.
Ituv vour Grass Sd and rih at tbe
Flour Depot of Cook A Ik-erits.
Petroleum is found in Japan in consid
erable quantities.
Dr. G. J. Ik-achy is now in Ileriin
where he is filling and treating teeth.
To make the best of pears thev nhould
U- picked before fully ripe and unlured ia
the horj.-c
Dr. Sadler, f .ulu-t and Anrist. Ko.
Xi6 IVun Avenue, l'itlaburgh. Pa. Eye,
Ear, Throat nd Catarrh Siiecialtiea.
The meeting next Tuesday night prom
ises to be the Largest political gathering
held in Somerset tor years.
I am selling kip ImmiU from V-k: to oc
ht pair behiw Jatt year's prices, for cash.
Geoiice Ssydeu.
There is an immense crop of blackber
ries in this section. They are selling at
eight cents, and some lew have sold at six.
Save monev bv buying the Enaineed
Iron Waler Tubing from W. II. Piatt,
who will furnish and fit it ail si.es and
lenglhs.
Havesting is about over, and threshing,
hauling manure, plowing and preparing
'.be ground lor the fall crop is the order of
the Cay.
' If you w ish to economize and save mon
ey, gotoGeorire Snjder'i for your Boots
anJ Sbocf. They are the cheapest in
town.
She tkut hath a new and fashionable
lionnct is more consumed with a deaire to
go to meeting than seven of the most pi
ous of women.
On the first pase of to day's paper ap-IH-ars
the premium list tor the coming
Fair. It will prove Interesting reading
matter to many.
Xkw Goids. I have just n-ceived a
new stock o( Fall and Winter Utats and
Shoes which I will fell at way dawn
prices, strictly for cash.
GK.oitr.E SsYnER.
I'ariwera Ik iirrel
I can furnUb vou w ith either the Plain,
KuaiiH'lcil. or Galvanized Wrought Iron
Water Tubing of any size or length.
W. II. Pl.ATT.
Vikks. CorKKE. So celebraleti and
known to so many vimUhs to the Centen
nial lixhibition in 1870, can be made at
Lome by using our A virion CoJTre. A
recijie lo make the same accomiian ing
each package. For sale at Schmck'a.
Dentistry. Dr. G. J. Ikwhi has
Uken rooms for a few da s at tbe National
lb ue, in Berlin, where he is prepared to
h rlorin all operations iu the line ot his
profession. Operative Dentistry a Spec
ally. Charges moderate.
same scene re enacted. The President ; covered with ISruasels carpets, of the bes-t
uaiity. me aiuing room is large and
oommodious. The parlor U also large and
handsomely furnlhed. The chambers are
equal to thu OoBtinenlal in Philadelphia,
or the HooortgaLela in Pittsburgh.. Tlic
table i equal to any first-class hole): and,
in short, it is the best building, best finish
ed and best kept country hotel we were
over in. We mean what we say and we
mc-M all we say. We mut confess thai
we were astonished al the siz? of the
House, its style, its furniture, i!s rooms,
and the table, w hich U kept up at this
House. If n were not for the advantages
ot liedford water, we would never go far
ther than the Somerset House, it we want
ed to spend a few weeks in a pure almos
phere, ia a pleasant, live town, among a
social and intelligent people.
Wc were astonished to learn that Som
erset has a greater altitude than Cresson.
There are about forty boarders at the Som
erset House, besides tbe transient custom
ers. If any of our readers want to spend
a tew days or a few weeks in a nice, gen
teel town, and have the best kind ot ac
commodations, we would advise them to
go to Somerset and slop at the Sooierst
House.
bowed, kissed his hand to the crowd, took
his man o! and reappeared a moment
later on the veranda in lront of the third
story. The crowd set up one prolonged
howl; the candidate looked gratified, and a
third time the speech was repeated. Mean
while the burly Sergeant at-Arms of the
Democratic Convention was writug reso-
lulins which he hoped lo oiler to the meet
ing. Alter the lliird speech, the crowd.
thinking it was all over, commenced to
disperse; but the President was a yoans
man of energy, and insisting lo his candi
date luat there was always room at the
lop, next aj'pared, accompanied bv
"ilokly," on the roof of the "Glade
House." Mounted upon an elevated sec
tion of the cornice, with one arm en
twined around tbe flag stalfand the other
gesticulating wildly, Daniel's lips were
seen to move. But he had made too many
speeches before, aud had become so hoarse
that his words were inaudible. This was
too much for human nature to bear; the
crowd yelled in derision, and a flight of
rotten eggs ascended in such a direct line
for the orator that he was fain to Lcat a
hasty retreat- Thus ended the Greenback
meeting; it was a story in four chapters
more chapters, perhaps, than Mostoller
will have votes. Now the conference
should be held, the child named, and then
"bury it under the roses."
Mr. Herman S'.ahl. w ho was placed on
l he ticket cf the Hollers, as a delegate
from Somerset township, called on us, and
authorized u to suite that he declined
niofet positively, the morning of the elec
tion, to run as a delegate, and that he was
not at any time iu sympathy with the
movement.
Mr. Stahl has always borne the repu'a
tion ol an honest, upright man; was a
good soldier during the war, has always
been an earnest, hard working party man,
and is the only Republican in a family of
nine. I he ltollern must hunt up weaker
ltcpublicaus for their delegates. Men of
such sterling worth as Mr. S. will not an
swer their purpose.
Among the premiums olTerud by the
Agricultural Society is one toi the best
horsemanship, and our girls have gone in
to training already. Sometime, when
horses are scarce, two of them mount the
same horse; at least that was tbe case on
last Friday. Both were Main street girls,
aud the one sported a nobby ridiag habit,
while the other was "rigged out" ia a
short dress, long apron, and aun bonnet
They presented a handsome appearance,
and, as Miss S. said, "enjoyed1 it re much,
if only Ned Scull dou't see us and put an
article in the Herald."
Fayette City, Pa., Aue. 1, 1878.
En. Stasdauo. Tbe Disciples of
Christ, in Fayette county, will hold their
vearly meeting with the congregation of
r ayette I ily, commencing on rnday be
fore the fourth Lord's day in Angust. All
are most cordially invited to attend, es
pecially the speaking brethren. The dav-
light meetings will be held in Springer's
grove, commencing r riday belore Uie
fourth Lord's day In August.
By order of the congregation.
Savi el Mansfield,
W. W. Whttsett,
Committee.
On the fiiurth page of to da's pape'
will be found an oration entilleu "Cloud
ed Mediums," delivered by J. M. Bcrkey,
of Stovstown, at the recent commence
nient at the Mate NoruvJ scliool located
in the town of Indiana. Mr. Berkey is a
young man of talent, and graduated in a
manner alike creditable to Lis Inerxls and
instructors. There were a number ol
young men trom somerset county al me
ijme institution, all oi wnow, we are
pleased to say, stood well in their classes.
Mr. Charles CofTroth was so unfortun
ate as to be thrown from his horse while
returning from campmeeling on Sunday
hist. The horse shiod and the saddle girtli
broke, throwing Mr. C. violently to tbe
ground. A gash several inches long and
perhu two inches deep was cut in his
right hip, and he was otherwise cut and
bruised. Di. Henry Brtibker was called
in and dressed tbe wotiud.
Jekkehtowk Items. Editor Herald.
Please allow me pjiace iu your much ap
preciated paper for a few items from our
little hamlet. " t
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Thj Building Association is erecting a
new building al the north-wesu-rn end of
town, which will add much to the appear
ance of our little village.
Messrs. Kaulz & Son have built au ad
dition lo ibeir wagou manutaeluring shop,
and are now ready to do work in that line
of business for all who may give them a
call
Mr. Jacob Kaulz, ot the firm of Kaulz
& Son, has built himself a very handsome
cage; in tact, it will be the iiueat dwelling
house in town, when finished.
Mr. Bianset has erected a two-stoiy
shop, and is now ready to manufacture all
kinds of furniture.
The boys ot the newly organized band
ot our town are occasionally giving us
Iheir beat, aud we think they can con
gratulate themselves on account ot their
success. lJlow, bovs, you are doing well:
The farmers of our vicinity are about
doue harvesting, and will toon begin again
to scatter their seed in the hope 1 1 reaping
another harvest ia lime to com.
Baker had abdicated bis position as nor
mal teacher at Jenncr X l(oad3, and lift
for his home, at Mineral Point, on Tues
day afternoon.
Ia crossing L-iurel Uidgc, between Jtn
nerlown and Ligonitr, on the lilh inst.,
Kobert Covodu billed a rattlesnake which
measured 3 feet 8 inches in length, and
had 1 1 rattles. Yours Hespeciiully,
M
the district, presided.
Each stssion waa opened and closed
with appropriate religious exercises.
The lollowiai subjects were discuss3d:
Wednesday afternoon The object of Ihe
Snndav scliool Convention opened by
liev. hi. O. Libs, of Greensburg, IV A
number of others joined iu Ihe dcusoion of
this subject.
Wednesday evening Haw cm mors of
the members of the church be induced to
labor in the Suadav-scool ? - Opcnd by
Uev. L. W. Stahl, of Mu Pleasant, Pa., j
alter w hich it was also discussed by a
number of the members of the Conven
tion. Thursday morning The relation of the
children to the church. Prof. Geore
Keister, of Union Biblical Seminary, Day
ton, Ohio, led the uiscus.-uon ol this topic.
The question was discussed by many of
the members of the Convention.
Thursday afternoon The advantage of
Lesson Leaves in the Sanday-school was
discussed by Kev. J. G. Sleiucr, of Alle
gheny City, and olucrs.
Thursday evening Uev. J. S. Slil'er,
ot Xew Florence, Pa , discussed The In
fluence of Sunday-schools. Others made
remarks upon this subject. The discus
sions were interesting, being instructive
and spirited.
There has been marked progress made
npon the District in this good work dur
ing the year, the reports indicate lhat
the schools generally aie in a healty condi
tion.
The Convention was highly entertained
with music by Prof. W. H. Holmes, of
Grecnsburg, Pa., who was assistedby
many cf the delegates and others.
The exercises ot tbo Convention were
interesting and proti'ab'e, and largely at
tended. God was iu our midst, and we
kit that it w as gj:4 for us to be there
1 he children s meeting on 1 hursdav af
ternoon w a rich treat. Thev were ad
dressed by lliv. J. 11. Pershing, of
Shanksvilic, Pa., Mis. George Keister, of
Dayton, Ohio, uud Mrs. f . A. Kuusoy
Grecnsburg, Pa.
The Convention was very kindly receiv
ed and hospitably ent-rlain?d by the good
people of Miuerul Point. Ho all felt at
home in Iheir midst, an I shall never lor
get their kindness.
StCDLTABY
The President, directors and citizens of
Cumberland, from what we learn, are de
termined to make lue Agricultural aud
Mechanical Fair, to be held in that city in
October, a success; and why should it not
be so 7 l ue commercial aud manufactur
ing relations of that city to the surround
ing counties make it a centre of impor
tance to all who have wares to sell, or
supplies to purchase; and the interest of
such would seem to indicate the second
town in the State, as a very desirable lo
cality. not only to hold a Fair, but the
point wbere the industrial classes in every
branch of business would be anxious to
meet for the purpose of exchanging views.
receiving and imparting information upon
malt T in which all are mutually interest'
el. lucsc are times in which every re
fleeting man feels the necessity of availing
himself of all his own, and the skill of
others, that he may tr.rn it to a profitable
account. We are informed lhat besides
the usual attractions of these exhibitions,
others of unusual interest will be intro
duced tor the amusement aud instruction
of the patrons of this Fair. No pains or
means will be spared to make it the most
attractive exhibitson of the kind ever held
in Western Maryland.
The address, it is said, will be delivered
by the liev. Henry Ward Beecher, a sen-
tleruan whose distinguished ability never
fails to draw immense crowds to listen to
his extraordinary powers as a speaker.
j Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds set-
i.i .i . i, . . i, . ....
ii.-u mi iue nrvaM, i ueuoiokia. W tloiip
ing Cough. Ac. who have no personal
knowledge of Boschce's German Syrnp.
To such we would say that 50,000 buttles
were sold last year without one complaint
Consumptives try just one Ixittie. Regu
lar size 75 cents. Sold by all druggists in
America.
Tho Persian diver bring up no pearl
from the depths ot the sea which can sur
pass in radiant parity compltxicn beau
tinea ny ulexn saiarum Soap, a stt
pie accessory to the bath and the toilet.
Sold by all Druggists. -
Hills Hair asd Vbifker Dys,
uiaca or lirown, m cents. ,
XE W A D VElt TISEMRN TS. KE WAD VDR T1S.. HESTS
XEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
SE tl' A I) I'ZR TiSEMEX TS.
CMiERtFF'S SALE
nit u4 Uilitcr
Uttm ai Herrjj Keam, al Ibe
w al ec et al. .
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All Ihe rllrt. III" !r,ti-wt -'rlltB M U rjr
UarlJ.a. 4. iu UM.1 to lle fc-'Wl t!wcrl'lcl real
tet?. tiz: (
A RfUiii Inn of tl l Ue la Invutrille Ty . '
SutuenHDi . Pa. c'i unira 7 nrr-- imre iri
le, if whicli there ar urout ar. a rleareii. t
11 ahml S ant It neaHW. wuh .- iw nory j
plank dwelling h.uae aa-l hit ile ' l.er-n ew;. t
el. fHtpunfsa- land 4 PiMtnln I' wry'e belrt. ;
PjHer MiiJei and l'amel Vony, wilu tiie appur- j
W-nsneea. I
Taken In jemtlon aJ the prvperty f Oeoriee
fhirllti, at the mil of Samuel K"unu and Mary j
kaxnta. formerly M.iry Oarlf.a, hn wife, for the .
ate 4 said Alary Koootx. j
aL4KRLL.D.
COLE WETZEI August 8, 1878.
atJNew lA-xingion, by A. bchrock. Esq
Mr. George Cole to Miss Sarah Wet-
mi, both of Somerset county, Pa.
DIED.
OVEHTASKIXQ THE E.NEUl.IES. It is
not right for any of us to overtask our en
ergies, corporeal or mental, but in tbe
eager pursuit of wealth or fame or knowl
edge, how many transgress this salutary
ruler 11 must be a mutter ol great impor
tance to all who do so to know how they
can retrain the vigor so recklessly expend
ed. Ilie remedy is neither costly or dif
ficult to obtain, lioatettcr s Stomach Hit
ters is procurable in every cily, town and
settlement in America, and it compensates
for a drain of bodily or mental energy
more effectually than any invigorant ever
prescribed. Laboring men, athletes, stu
dents, journalists, lawyers, clergymen.
pnysiciaas, an bear testimony to its won
tlrousiy renovating powers. It increases
their capabilities tor undei going fat i cue.
and counteracts the injurious effects upon
the system ot exposure, sedentary habiis,
unneaitny or wearying avocations, or an
insalubrious climate, and is a prime altera
tive, diuretic aud blood uepurent.
Jennek X Roads Items. There is
SJine talk here ol a movement upon the
part of the Green backer.
Farmers
though it
harvest.
are all through harvesting,
has been large and led oti
Dr. W. F. Fundenlierp. Oculist and
Aurist, from Cumberland, II J , W now
Mopping at the "Glade House." where all
t!nwe surferine Irom diseases f tin Eye,
Eir. Nose and Throat can consult him.
All consultations free ! C'iice hoots from
. N.ioJr.i.
California is the place to finJ icas as
lare as p Hatocs. potatoes as large as ordi
nary melons, im-loua a large as flour liar
rels. ami cantaloupe that grow oulfidc of
all rt-HMKiable limits. The Yuba City
rl.l flan ner, in its late ixsue, nvi that
A lady writing fron. one of the fashion
able watering places declares that the
"low-necked dress is an abomination into
which it is the duty of the press to look."
Very true; and we must My, in simple
justice to ourselves, that it is a duty that
we have seldom lost an opportunity to dis
charge. (jrenburj Atqu. Excoso us
while we blush, Jeems. - O
. We wonder if General Alex. CofTroth
didn't put about the ani tirtate on
newapaiK'rg. alter reading . last week's
Bcdlord Jno'iinr. as Kearney does. ; You
know Kearney celled them "slimy imps of
hell l a hK Iioslon speech.
The campmeeting of the' Evangelical
Association, now in progress near. Pleas
ant 11 ill church, has teen largely attend
ed. u Sunday the crow d was estimated
at from two thousand t twenty-five h jn-dred.
A number of our people have turned
their laces campmeeting-ward, taking dif
ferent directions.
The Turnpike Company Lave erected a
new bridge over the Ojueuiahoriing near
lovode s saw mill.
Any amount of petty thieving is beiuir
committed in and around this place, and it
behooves our people lo be on the lookout
tor these chain, and give them tbe benefit
of the contents ot their shot g una
A bold and couraeeous party of ytunz
men trom this town wended their way to
tbe "rattlesnake den," on Laurel Hill
mountain, one day of last week. They
captured a number of these venomous rep
tiles, and returned home before night feel
ing very jubilant over their victory.
The residence of John Miller, in tho vi
cinity ot the Miller cheese factory, was en
tered on last Sunday while Mr. Miller was
absent attending church, and a considera
ble sum of money belonging to Mrs. Wil
lis, who resides with the family, was
stolen; also a number of other articles
were taken. They have not the .least
clue as to who the perpetrator was, but
suppose it was likely some tramps.
AtciiiE.vTALSuooTiMo. An unfortun
ate accident happened on Franklin street,
Saturday evening, frm the careless hand
ling of a revolver. Tbe particulars arc
that Mr. Thomas Morgan, ot Cinder street,
Xtillville, employed as pnddler in the
Cambria Works, was standing on that part
ot the sidewalk of the Public Square
which is nearly opposite the. first M. E.
Church, and was engaged ia conversing
with three oiber gentlemen. Mr. Joseph
Orris, a well known and respected citizen
ol riaelp Level
happened to come alone
MiditUrrctk ngainst the world lor bhitk- while they were talking, and. as he al-
! lrries: when they turn out there, it is legew, he was in the act ot changing his
horse, loot ami dniiMons. and al tVast the : revolver a seven shooter from one pck-
' lie editor saw one that "weighed nineteen cilii-tis 4 New Lciiagttm Uou-ht none et to another, when on ! the charges
jVtinils, measured 42 Inches one way and dav' of l ist week. ' ' accidentally fired ofT fiy tbe h:omer
(0 inclui the other la circumference." t " J , catching on his clothing. The ball, it ap-
T..'...'-..:.. .,' "'.:' a ... . . C:4ai- Win. M. Scbn.ck brought from J I the pawnient, and then
r:iat Piael's Eating house, opposite ihe I -uwijerlaml aou loilgid m Castle I lie.
t .mrt house, to ftl cool drink. Br Tuesday evening 4 lM wctk. the man
r: . ' ,. I 1 1 1. ,..i:nfi . aa- a. I tw- (mill I.
k in on ux. ali, Cakea, Pies, tiandwuhes, nu noii.E j-h.j . -
ltw-rream, sinele meaU. board bv the dav. ion uir-
and bilging turuiahed at reaoonahlc rates. ' " ' -
Tin- next UH-ernor ol rrnnsyivauia.
Col. II. M. Iioyt, will be lo Nmiersel on
Tho tollowing is the progauime ot the
Normal Societ-, for Friday evening
Angus'. 23. 1878.
Hecitation Ella Mutselman; Essay
Hattie Stutzman; Heading J. A. Berkey
Declamation George Baer.
Uelerred question What will be the
state of ailairs when women become Pres
dents Boss Lichty.
Debate Is war detrimental to national
greatness Affirmative, Harvey Baker,
Albert Trent; negative, Charley Schrauck-
cr, John Aimer.
Beading of Xonmtl Gazette by Charley
layman.
Sentiment roll.
Critic's remarks R. R. Sanr.er.
Lauka KsErrEK, F. K. Colbor.n
Secretary, PresHent.
Call and see mc, and get prices.
A. E. PlfF-L.
-'e k ai(hu were wuule bilvttn,
whe tit ua the tuiaad rjmm ;
hlle on tbe arae, with Bill J iw,
Mhinee the eSalrent bmwb.
Slie k-aua mi-m kubusuai,
Alike bum fii,kf la the we,
Uerdoway cheek, tu Hauuth and sleek,
Leave jwwder oa hie veJt.
Tnt wUy of CuurL
Tho lean of ox beef is bright red; cow
U-ef, pale red; bull Lecl, very dark ' red.
This last always need longer ctiokiBg.
Have ou Uen to campmeeting T is one
of the questions most frequently asked.
f! lanced up and struck Mr. Morgan on the
aide of the right leg. about an inch belo
the knee-cap, and fudged in the limb. - He
was immediately carried to the - eoase of
Mr. Davis the building formerly owned
by Mr. William Doubt and Dr. Walters
was summoned. The physician made an
examination to di -cover the course the
ball had taken; bin, as the sufferer became
quite sick, his removal home war advised.
Subsequently Drs. Walters and Swan
went down to his residence and succeeded
in extracting tbe piece of lead, not far
from where it entered, it was flattened a
rood bit, from having struck tit iwrcmcnt
or a bone. Mutton f).
Don't he Deceived. Many persons
say "1 haven t got the Consumption,
when asked to cure their Cough with Shis
loh's Consumption Cure. Do they no'
know that Coughs lead to Consumption
and a remedy that will euro Consumption
will certainly and surely cure a cough or
any lung and throat trouble. H o know
it will cure when all others fail, and our
laith in it is so positive that we will refund
the price paid if you receive no benefit Is
not this a fair proposition 7 Price 10 cts
50 ets. and f 1 00 per bottle. For lame
Chest, Bock or Side, nse Shiloh's Porous
Plaster, Price 25 cts. For sale by Georsie
M . ucniora, somerset, i'a.
Why will jou suffer with Dyspepsia
buu iiti-r coiiinaciii, Cyouuiupiion aiiu
general debility when you can get at our
store Shiloh's System Viializer, which we
sell on a positive guarantee to cure you t
I'ricc m etc. and . i cts. r or sale by
ueorge . lwntoru, Mimerset, r.
"llACKaM ETAC K" a popular and fra
grant perfume. Sold by George W. Ben-
lord, somerset, I'a.
Have You Dyspepsia? W ith its at
tendant troubles, constipation, headache,
loss of appetite, gloominess, waterbrash,
distress after eating, etc. ? If so take Da
costa's Radical Cure, and be well. Its re
sult is astonishing, and sure relief is guar
anteed in every case, where it is used as di
rected. It assists digestion, tones up the
stomach, strengthens tbe debilitated, re
stores a natural appetite, and as a liver
regulator bas no equal. A clergyman of
Philadelphia says : "It is the very foun
tain of health. To all who are suffering
from a disordered stomach or liver, or who
need a gentle spring o- summer tonic, wi
say try it, and you will thank us lor the
advice."
Trial size 20 cents. Large sizes 50 etc.
and One Dollar. I
For sale by G. W. Ben lord, Somerset.
and Mountain i. Co., Confluence.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is perfectly safe.
Extremely palatable. No physic required.
Cts 25 cents. Try it.
Wicked ton Cleboymbs. ! believe
it to be all wrong aud even wicked tor
clergymen or other public men to be led
into giving testimonials to quack doctors
or vile stuffs called medicines, but when a
meritorious article is made np ol common
valuable remedies known lo all, and that
all ph eicians use ai I trust in daily, we
should freely commend it. I therelore
heartily and cheerfully commend Hop
Bitters for the good thev have done me
and my Iriends, firmly believing that they
have no equal for family nse. 1 will not
be without them."
Rev. . Washington, D. C.
Dr. Yas Dyke's Si-lphchSoap. 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 the prepa
ration ot his compound "Sulphur Soap,"
the merits of which are spoken of by
thousands; it ie highly recommended to all
our readers. Price 25 cents, by mail, 35
cents a box; 3 cakes 60 cents., by mail,
75 cents. Office 50 N 5lh street Whole
sale Depot, 400 2. 3d street, Iliiladelpnu.
Pa. Sold by all Druggists.
DULL July 28, 1878, at CentrevUe,
CinJerc'la alter Dull, in her -tilth year.
LONG. June 18, 1873, near Bairon's
church, Eddie G. Long, aged 7 years.
LONG. June 22, 1878. near Barron's
church, Lily J. Long, aged G years.
DULL. July 3, 1878, in New Centre
vilio, Mary E. Dull, aged 10 years.
HENNINGKAMP. July 18, 1878,
xylite a. lienniagajunp, aged 1 year.
BAKER July 28. 1879. near Slineral
Point, Mrs. Rose A. Baker, aged 58 years.
' SUDER. August It. 1878. Viola O..
daughter cf Edmund K. and Emms Slider,
area it mom us ana uays. - .
BOW MAX. August 14. 1878, Cyrus
itowman, oi nntthcrsvalley township,
agui do years, a raonius, ana 10 days.
HOFFMAN. August 13, 1878, Cin
derella, daughter of Reuben and Susan
Hollman, aged 19 years and 2 months.
OBKK8ET 11IET :-
Corrected by Oooc a. Bekbito.
iuliu II
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR &
FEED
Apples, dried, fl ...a, tnie
Appiehultsr, fl ftal.... .aofefrJe
liran. y loo t.n tl i
Hutler, V & (kev) ll'y
Butter, !.. (roll) 12-
Backwheat, y bushel ase to 74o
" meat, luu 1 -2i
Beef wax, f) S a6e
Bacon, ahoaldera, yfe ge
aides, - lue
"i country hams, y ft Ije
Oora, (ear) V bnshel 6&d Sc
U.-ro, (aheUeii) i bnshel.... sue loiOc
Corn meal S Sc
Call fkta. a )ue
tlta, w uos iue
Flour, f bid siOOtotiiM
flaxseed t (" ) T3C
Hams, (UKar-CBrad) f) ft l'iie
IdiM. 'el a, sea loc
Leather, red tula, fl fc...............Ho:
upper " a aotcTUc
" kip, " T.0e
Mliklllnn, aud chop loul, 41 in
(hit", fl uu WOK
Putatoea,fl ba 4uiMr
Peaehea, dried, fl ft loe
Ity film tuo to Sue
Khus, fl ft if
Salt, No. 1, ft l.t.l.ei-.ra at
' tlround Alum, per sack ......Si M
Ash ton. per sack. ....at 09
Sugrar, yellow fl ft tlu
whit loauv
Tallow, fl ft te
Wheat, ft bua (1 no
Wool, fl ft 3H4U
NE WAD VER TISEMEX S.
T?XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
4
ui Henry Iierkey, late of Taint Tap ,
deeeaeed.
lietters tcMamentnrT on the atove estate hav
ing been granted to the anler?iiied, by the prop
er anthnrlty, notice la hereby aiven to those in
debtfsl t it to make immediate tayment, and
those havinic claims aspiinitt it will present thcia
Ut the nwlenilrTied, at 1 he residence ol' asM de
ceased u Saturday, the ZSth day f Sept. 19TS.
91.I1U.1 BtKlvr. 1 ,
August 21 : Executor.
DMIXISTHATOK'S NOTICE.
A
Eelaie ot Matthew July late ot Summit
Twp deceased.
Letters cf adrulalstratioa on the above e.'tate
havinit1e,!-nte. by thepmneTKnthortty. nniioe
lsrherety,KiTen to tlioee indebted to it to ma ae Imme
diate payment, and thote having claims asratnst It
to iiresent them dulr authenticated lor settlement
on Saturday. Septeintier. 2a, UTH-at the iiouie ot
Andrew ti.jover, in urotnerpvauey Town?nip.
August 21 AdmhihiUMtor.
L
EG AL NOTICE.
Notice Is heroliv elren to all whom it may con
cern, thnt I will apply to the fourt of Ooinmun
Pleas of Somerset euunty, Monday, Auirust ZDlh,
l;s, for the tiencfit of the AH of A."semlily. terur
lnx the aeriarate earnmre of married women, ap
proved .id day of ApriL H"i
ZAKAll 11. .IIlL.r.n.
Ang 21 tHunerset, Pa.
JOTICE.
The pnldie are berebv notified not to purchase
a a tc kocd bv me. in May but, for 15li to
Kobert W'lltmrn, as J received no' value and will
ant iiav the same.
Aug 21 a)lA)MV?t ua.nsi r.n'T.u.
. Py virtue of suit'iry wrlrr IWl Fartui,' le
vari Faeie ari l Vwl. i:!..B. mimni mi the
Coortot Oomtn Pt-ai oi fw rMrveeuiii'; Pj..
ami to me i'I.-c ic I I will -j. m- i mle l y
panllr ouicry, at Hie L-Vurt II.wfo. in siar
ai, uu
Frtday, AkjmM 23, 1S73
ALSO.
All the li-ht tnle iatcr-st al rl-ilm of (seorxe
W. Aoderaua,of, in and (o the fol lowing described
realeetate, vis:
Ti certain Iota of eroded sl'sate In Crslna
B r Somerset couaty. P., ejntalnias; one Kuril
acn, ature or les. wc.h a two suiry framedweUiue
house and stable there-ai erecie.1, tronuni on
Park street, and ari.incd by Henry Zimmerman
on the .(, aUej on tho norrb, and'alley ea the
wfN, wiin me appurtenances.
Taken tnexeeuiton a the pcp.rt f Ueoriri
W. Aiaierson.at the suit of J. p. Aiiilw use of
oauiui Augustine.
' v-- '"also. .' ' :;
Al) the rinht title Interest an-t claim of John
Illuhew. of. ia and to tbe tbUowug lesctiie real
estate, viz :
A curtain tract of land situate In Shide Twp.,
Somerset ojuaty. Pa. ntaininsr luu acres, more
or lev, ol which there are abot t acre are clear,
ed, wan b two story plank dwelliaa; house, ami
liable (hereon creeled. Ai)oinlii Until f Fred
erick Smith. Jonathan llall, Umuaiia Bonier,
and others, with tbe a)ipurtenan-eA.
Taken in execnlioc a the pmperty of John
llluuew, at the suit of lavlJ ltiuhew, aa I lor
useoi Cjiuj J. Potts. .
ALSO. '
All the rlrht. title, interest end elalncr E. C.
Bauicher, ol in and to the lollewina; described real
csiaie. vis :
A mnils lot of uruond ettuate la Huesrhey's
auuiiiOBOt JUevrriale uurouh. Somerset ivuniy,
Penn a, containing one lourth acre, more or leiei,
wkb a two-tiy lrame dwelline; house therven
erectetl, lronunit oa Bn?u;hley street, an-1 adjoin.
ea ey ievu. j.xleron tlie south, alley on tne
east, and Second itreet on Uie aorta, with the ap-
purteoant-rs.
la Ken in exer'ioB as tne pn.nerty ei c c.
Bauar, at the suit of VV. li. Mcahan, use of P.
C. Meyers.
'' ALSO.
All the rbrhU title. In teres t an I claim, ol Sam
uel Vaner, of, ui and to the lollowin described
real estate, vis. '
Two certain kits ef ((round, f Itaaie In Vrslna
boroub, Sc-merset county. Pa., contaicini-; one
fcoriti acre, more or lessi Irratlnir on Water
street, and adjoining Win. J. Baer on tlie cast,
oavis k L-jkT on iue west, ana n mow ancv on
the north, with the appurtenaBcea.
Takes in execulinn as the property of Samuel
Wairaer, at the suit of Slnx'H Kl.kr, fur use of
Jacob Seybort, aeeoi Anw Steele.. ,..
. ALSO.
Alt Ihe riitht. title. Intcrc't aud claim of Joha
II. Kumoel. an-1 liavid F. Ktmuiet, of, ill and to
the lolkiwtnt descritted real estate, vis :
o. 1. A certain lot oi rrr.una stiuaic in -nmcrai
Point, ildlord townshlu, Somers.-t count y, I'a.,
ooniuiuiuic one toiirth acre, more or leaf, with a
two story rrnme ilwelllmt Bouse, lrame sianie. anu
shoemaker shop therein erooted. Adioiniuic kits
ol Joha tl. Grilmu on tho west, ail.-y on the
south, and fronting en Xaiu trots street, with the
apiurteuance.
lio. i A certain lot of around situate as aftire
sabl.eontaininie one half acre, more or less, a-i-
Uiina; lots ot Kulus llull on t'le east. Main street
on tne soutn. ancy on me nonn an-i west, -vuown
as lot no. So. en tne atnerai plan oi saia town,
with the appurtenances.
No. S. A oertalB tract of land sitaate in Mllford
township, Somerset eoonty. Pa., containing; twen-ty-hve
acres, more or less, ol which there are
about I acres in meadow, with a one and a ball
story lrame dwelling house, frame stable, woolen
factory, and other out bnildineii theroon erected.
Adjoin In lands of John (Irichliel.l, Wm. Baker,
rrankliu rue, rranmin waiter, ana omen, wuu
ineapparienanee. .,,, Common Pleus of Somerset count v, pa., the an
no, a. a oeriaui u-acioi lauu suuaic in i.-itnv- ,
creek township. Somerset county, i'a., ccnuimmn
Si's
. ALSO
AU the right, title. Interest and cUi-n of Jamf s ;
Pneb, of. In and b the fellowrnn de-ri4 re.il ;
Mnae, via :
Two certain lots ol irrounl situate li'SrhcIt'j;
addition to Somerset uvroaah, -vmerset Do-, Pa..
beRinninx at an alley Hi l-. east of the corner
f Purkerioi-t an. I B:ice streets, thence aUm-r pbM
alley south le-i feet, l hence east ltu feel, theare
Borih. lu feet to Kace street, thence ea-l by said
aireetleu hset lo plce M es;mniiur. havlr.a iheve
uu ereuti a 'me and a ball story Iranw uwelluuc
honse. with the appunrn-iucts.
Taken in eieeutn-n as Ihe property f James
Puh. at Uie sun el Henry i". Scaell, use ol K.
Schell.
AL50
All the rtailit. title. InrereM and cl ilm of Lavinia
J. tux, ei, ia and to tbe allowing describ
ed real estate, vli :
A certain tract of land situate ia Somerset Tp.,
Somerset Co.. Pa., rontaltiinit 23 acres mre or
less, all cleared, wim a two story frame dwelling
house, small lrame bara and other vutbuildiiias
themin erecre-l. a-lioinlna- lands of IHniel A.
Buoad's heirs, Henry Mason, now Michael Slpe,
Joseph Sliatler aud others, witbj tbe si purio
Banees. Taken In e leeuikn ss the Drorertv of LarinJa
J. Fox. at the suit ol Cyrus il. Shaver, adm'r. ol
IMnlel A Khuada, dee d. .
TtKMS. Anv uerson purchasiiiK at the above
sale will ideiise take BMl.-e that ten per cem. of
the purchase money mast be paid a toutt as the
property is ann-itci iiwn. ouierwise it wm aifaiu
ba aviiaiiaii to salA The resiilue of the Dure has
money mnst be paldon orliefore the 2V(h day of
Autrust. lirt, iue uay ntci ny me i nun ior in,
arknowieilxment ol Sberlll's ileots; aatl bo doe-1
will be acknowledged until the purchase money X
paid is,
OF.OKUE W. PILE,
jBly 31 Sheriff.
. J
riBsxetstil "rm BfsWBli- f-
KENNARD & OUDESLUYS,
BUTTER COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
BLIC SALE.
Bt virtue of an order of aaie ls-med by the
Court ol t"-mm.ji Pleas ol Somerset County, Pa
and to ue 'Iirecle-I, I will expose to sale by public
outerv, at the Court U--use, la Somerset Pa al
1 o'clo-k P. At , on
Friday, Au-wl 23, 1873,
all the following real estate, vis :
A certain lot ol frrounl situate In t'rsina Bor
Somerset t'o., Pa knitVD on the plan of said town
as lot No. lll.havinr m front ol .;! feet, and a
depth of l&0,aud is bXundti on tbe suuth by Park
street.oBthewest by Mnple alley, on the north by
Cedar alle y, on the east by lot No. lau, and having;
thereon erected a dwelling husa and outbull-i-Inits.
It beiair the sjme lot of around which
Seoastian Ouisicr recovered in an action of eject
ment sicahist Samuel Bookman, to No. 2Sv Nov.
term It!, on Septemtier A. 1S7S, to be releaseii lp-
on payment of -it on April 1, !;, and na a4
on uctotrt-r l. n, 7. with interest on payments trout
S rptembert, IsTS.
TERJ1S CASH.
VALENTINE U AY,
July 31 Blaster in Chancery.
SSIGNEES'SALE.
ity virtaeoi ananlor idactl oat of tbet'-ourt or
JEGAL NOTICE. ,
N'mlee is herebv irlven to all whom it may con
cern, that 1 will BMly to the C-oort of Common
Pleas ai Scmerset county. Monday Auirust win,
1S7S. for the benefit ot the Art of Assembly, secur
ing tbe separate earnings ol nmM wonicn, ap
proved 3 1 day ol April, il i
Atif. 11. Berlin, Pa.
TVOTICE IX BAXKRUPTCr.
Notice Is herehy ulven. that a hearinit will be
baa on tbe uelitkin ol AWaaader Stuitmaa, lo be
discharicc-i as a oaniirupi. on tne son uuj i
Aua-ust, 17, before Samuel Harper. hn. Htft
tcr In Bankruutcy. at No. Si litamoud itreet.
PUUbunth, Pa., In laid lilstnct. at 10 e cioca .
m And all creditors who have liroved theirdebis.
and other persons In interest, may appear at the
said time and place, and show cause If any they
have, why tbe prayer of the said petitioner
should not he granted.
Ana;. T J. Assls-ne.
T EGAL NOTICE.
Catharine Walker,
by her next Irtend,
Samuel Sheets,
1 In the Ccnrt of Com
l mon s-ieas ii ww-wi
Co. Pa. Subpoena in Il-
.vorce to no. m jany. i
I lKTu. Alias subpu-na in
I divorce to No. int. April
Alexander Walker.
I Term. 1S78.
To Alexander Walker, the defendent above
named :
Yon are hereby notified ami required to be and
appear at the next term of the Court or emmmon
Pleas, to lie held at Somerset, oa the 4th Monday,
ivtth Hmvinf Amrnst. IKfic t answer the com
plaint ol the said Caluarine Walker, the plaintiff
ncre nameti.
Sherilfs tifB.-e. OEO. W. P1L.I.
July 31, lbTS. ( Sheriff.
Julyai.
iHOURT PROCLAMATION.
Svanus the Honorable Witxiaw M. HaU.
President of the several Courts of Common Pleas
of theCounties comiKwInif the sixteenth Judicial
Bistrict, and J ast b-e of t lie Courts of Oyer and Ter-
hu, n.i ihHi,ru jail iieuverv. loriueirwi oi
all capital and other oltendrrs in the said Histrirt,
and 1S5IBL Svcrrr and C. O. McsaauiAjt Ea.
uuires, J udircs ol the t.urt of Common Pleas, and
.,.tiM. r tiiei'ourtsof Ihrerand Terminer, and
General Jail Delivery, for the trial of all capital
and otherotlendcra In the County oi Somerset, nave
Lsued their precepts and to me directed, far boat
ing a Court of Common Pleas, and General Quar
ter Sessions of the Peace, and General Jail Deliv
ery .and (Joans 4 Oyer aad Terminer, at Somerset
Oai Xsselr. Awat 3B, i7.
Wtvnf-a it Lrrth eieea to all the Justices of the
t.,. ,h llnnaur and (Vmslabies within the said
County of Somerset, that they be then aad therein
their proper persons, with their rolls. reo.rJt.lno.ui
..n,inilona. and other remembrances, to
dothM thintrs which to their omcae and In that
behalf apiiertaln to be done; and also, they who
will prosecute airainstthe prisoners that are or shall
be in the Jail of Somerset Corny, to be then and
there, tt. prosecute akkisUhem shanuit.
July 31 Sheriff. .
i'v "
JEFaFHRSON AC ADEU Y,
CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH.
Cvniietent teacher v. Fail course. . Therongk
InstrucUont. Oaoet moral aurrcuadlngl. Term
ml seed, (necessary expenses act exceed las; tM.Ce
per term). Sen.) for mroreaaiien er eauUearas to
Rev Wm. Ewisc, Prin. Cannonaburg, Pa.
Aaa.Ji
G22C3
A 1 Kali. Areata sauted. Dasl
aeaa leeitlatale. Particulars "ns.
4rasiA0III60.aiUaw.lla.
30 actea. more or leas, of which mere are aboat io
acres cleared. Adioinins; lands ot F.ti Sayler, J.
R. Mc.Millen. IXetrltk Trimpy, ami others, with
the appurtenances.
taken in execution as tne pnpeny oi jnnn n.
Kimioel and David KlmmeL at the salt of Jesse
Cricbiield, usevl C Marteeny, Llizalieth Hum
bert, a:rl iVm. Crlchhcld.
ALSO.
All the rhrtit. il'le. Interest and claim of Henry
Ballser. f, Inaud to the follow UiH described real
estate rir :
A certain tract ef land sltnafe In (.uemahonlnsr
township, Somerset county. Pa., eoulalninir. ai
acres, more or less, about luO acres of which are
cleared, and 1 acres in ueadow, with a two sury
)art tie; and part plank dwelline; houso, oil mill,
water power saw mill, stable, and other oaf build
ing, thereon erected; also a larae suarar camp
thereon. Adioitiinx lanls of Juhn Monies' heirs,
Frank Kimtuei, Allien Wright, anJ others, with
the appurtenances.
Taken in execution as the prcperfy of Henry
Balixtr, at the suit ol David Spechu
ALSO.
AU the right, title. Interest and claim of Sarah
Weigley. and Jesse Weigley, of, in and to thelol-
lowmir described real estate, via:
1 wo oeriaiu axs oi crrouno, siiuaio in iiiincrai
Point. Milford pwn?hln. St.mersct county. Pa.,
each iu by lso feet, adjoining Alain street on the
nortu, street on uie east, i . w.aii. n. &.
on the south, and alley en the west, en which arc
erected a one and a half su ry plank house, aad
lrame statile, witn tne appurtenances.
Taken In execution as the property oi saran
Weiaiev, ami Jesse eiiciev, at iue sun oi i cter
Phillippi, use of Cathsrlne Hiillliipl.
ALSO.
All the right. tlUr. Interest and claim of Charles
11. Baugher, of, in and to the following- desciibeo
real esiaie, vis.:
A certain lot or ground situate in raeyerauaie
borough. Somerset County. Pa,, cintalntng one
half acre, mre or less, with a large two story
plank dwelling Boose, thereon erecieu, anu xnown
on iue genrrai pi.iu ol saio oorougu, as ims tv, oi.
and 1 i of lot No. sa. fronting nn Second alley, ami
ad)olnlog Stephea Jones ou the west. Crow alley
on the nun h, and Peter Meyers' heirs on the east,
with the appurtenances.
Taaen in etecuMon as tne prjieriy oi c.naro-s
11. Baugher. at tne suit ol J. ci. Jieyers, Aomuns-
tratorul Peter Meyers, deceased.
ALSO.
All the right, title. Interest an I claim cf M. A.
Saotier. ol. in and to the following described real
estate, vus :
No i. The undivided one half of two eeriala
tracts of land situate in Lower Turkeyloot twp..
Somerset Co., Pa., containinK three buadred and
forty-six acres, more or less ai)otmng lands ol
liavid Ankenr. Israel Weltiey. W. J. Baer. et.a).
il being the balance ol the laud conveyed by Sam
uel Harned and Burnwnrthto John Davis
and M. A. Sanner. arter deduotlna the pieces or
parcels ol land sold by said Davis anil Sanner to
other persons, having an orchard on the premises,
one two story traaie boase, one one aiiil a half
story lrame house, one large barn, also a stable
ami other buildings. It contains also a large
umber of fruit trees, plenty oi eual and lime
stoiie on the premises and now oiien tor use with
tlie appartetianree.
io. a. A certain a oi groun-a situate in ;omer
set borough, Somerset county. Pa., aitwateon the
southeast comer et the diamond, bounded on the
east by lot of M. A. Sanner, on the south by tlie
Methodist Church,onthe west by MainOoss street.
and nolhe north by Main street. Numbered on gen
eral plan of said borough as lot No. 3T, and known
as the Elder lot. with the appurtenances.
Taken ttt eneewtttsB a the property of M. A.
Sanner, at tbe suit of Kslmiind KK-man.
ALSO.
All the right, title, Interest and claim of John
Claycomb, of. In and to the following described
real estate, vis:
A certain tract "I land situate in Jefferson Twp.
Somerset Co.. Pa., containing- 7d acres more or
lees, of which there are about 3 acres cleared ami
a acres la meadow, on which there are erected a
two atorv frame dwelling house, a bank barn ami
other outbuildings, a-! Kilning Linda ot Jacob
Aukeay, Levi bhaults, John Kimmcl, Henry
. finer and others, with the appurtenances.
Taken in execulioa as the property of John
Claycomb, at the suit ol uenry anauns, jr.
ALSO
ail the rinht title. Interest and claim of W. H.
Biley, ol, in and Ui the iollowliig described real
estate, vlr:
A certain lot of ground situate In Vrsiaa Bor
Somerset Co., Pa., containing S acre more or iesa,
with a one story frame dwelling bouse thereon
erected, adjoining lot of J. K. Coder oa tbe west.
Park street on the mirth. Maple alley on the east
Willew alley oa the south, being lot No. xl4 as
known en the general plan ef said town, with the
appurtenances.
Taken In execution as the property of W. H.
Riley, at the suit ui Davis, Coder a. (Jo.
ALSO
All the right, title. Interest ami claim of Alex.
W. Shults ol, in ami W the following .described
real estate, vis :
A certain tract of hurt situate la MUfori Twp.,
Somerset Co. Pa., cpnuslntng 77 acres' more or Iesa.
aluut, 40 acre ot which axe cleared. tn
story frame dwelling house ana sunui nerron
erected. adsjininK lamls ol Georg,Ohler, Daniel
Swarner, Simon Snyder and others, with the aj
purtenancea
Taken In execution as tbe pmperty of Alex. W.
ShuPi, at the salt of John A. PbllUppL
; ALSO
All the right, title, interest and claim of Jacob
Levlngston,of. in and to the following described
real estate, ii :
A certain tract of land siiuate In Jenner Twp.,
Somerset Co.Pa., containing lHo acres more or
leas, ef which there ate about M acres cleared,
with a two story log dwelling house, barn, water
power saw-mill and ether outbuilding thereon
erected, adjoining lamls of Jacob Wollord, Jacob
Roddy, Ha via liauitBer anuoiners, witn tna ap
purtenances. -
Taken In execution aa the property of Jacob
Levtngaton. at the suit of Alexander La ml is nse
of Kieruaa A Kail.
ALSO
All the right, title. Interest an claim of f. J.
Prkey fc Co.. of, in and to the kri lowing described
real estate, vli :
A certain tract ol lana situate in i-aint 1 wp ,
Somerset Co.. Pa.. ecertatniBg vi acies mora or
less, all timber, wit a two awry Blank dwelline
house, steam-nower saw-mill thereon erected, ad
joining lands ol Christaln Penrod, Aaaron Berkey
Satnwel Berkey, Nehemlah Mangea and, others,
with the appurtenances.
Taker In execotina as the property ef D. J.
Berkey a Co.. at the suit of John Uuster. use o
Eiwoud swauk, aim r. oisusan awana, aec i.
dersigned Assigneeof Edwanl Keim,:will expose
to sate oy pupiic outcry, on ine premises, oa
Saturday, Auguet 24, 1373,
at 1 P. M. the fallowing real estate, vis :
No. 1. A certain hit of ground eitu ite In Salis
bury borough. Somerset Co., Pa , cmtaining 1.4
of an acre, boundcl on the east hr Grant street,
on the sooth by land of Alfred Wagner, on tbe
west bv tract No. a. and on the north by la ml of
John W. Beachy, with a brick house or tavern
and large frame addition, a large stable and
other outbuildings thereon erected.
No. 2. A certain tract of land situate as afore
said, eontaining 2'acres, adjoining lamls of John
W.Beaehy, Allrod Wagner, tract No. 1 ami
others, being In a state of excellent cultivation
and having a large teble thereon erected.
Tl.K.MS. One-third In hand on confirmation of
sale, one tnlr 1 In six months, ami one-third In one
year man this.iate. (August 24. 1H7.) with Interest
on deferred pavmcnts inpiu nay of sale.
WM. C. LIVr.NOOnil,
July al Assignee ol Edward Keim.
83 Exchange Place,
Baltimore lYId.
Wc again offer our service tn the lairj men tnnl sFr
nierH of the GLADES, as
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Wc handle Glades Butter only on Commission, ami havinp;
devoted many years to the sale of Dairy Products Exclu
sively, we feci justified in saying that we can at least do as
well for you as anybody. Thankful for a very liberal patronao
in the pat, we hope for a yet larger share in the future.
Cards can be had from the Store-keepers
and Express Companies.
Information Cheerfully Furnished as to
Prices, etc.
August 14.
LIST OF CAUSES
beginning August
for Aagust Term ol Court
1S71.
; Connells-
N. Fk-ht
Ni-
FIRST WEEK.
Benjamin Housel vs. Pittsburgh
ville R. K. Co.
Weed Sewing Machine Co. vs. J.
cer et ai.
John II. Roddy et al. vs. Ernest A De'p
aian lrvin's Executrix et al.
Frederick L. Justs use vs. Meyrrsdale
I v -T' 1 .
Cbristian Pahlva Aevustus Medary.
Joseph li'.ftman vs. Isaac Kauttinan.
Joseph HiiUman vs. Hiram .1. Boris.
Joseph Hotlinan vs. Conrad Foulk.
Jacoo Heinhaugh vs. Wolf, Mayer A Oi.
Josci'b A I wine r aim'r. vs. David Went.
Joeiah Keller Treas. vs. A. Medary etal.
L. A. Smith vs. Independent Printing Co.
C. P. Lenbart'susev. Edward Mostoller.
rclerick L. Just vs S. H. Oarcy and wife.
J- vi. at m. 1. via Horn vs. Joss: Lis
bn et al.
SECOND
WEEK.
David
Flirk's
Antnmy urjwait Trusteo A-!, vs.
1 roseea.
O'lirge K. tXfrriith A Co. vj Isxa-Administrators.
Qcjrge W. Flick v. Josinh Brant.
). A. FriedliBe vs. J..siah Brant.
Sievensr.n A CartwHaht vs Jtstah Brant
Martin Coumdly s Executrix vs. Jacob I.
Miller et al.
Lewis Sailer vs. tlie President ami Directors
01 iuo aetsbone .11 illicit 1.0.
Jane Mageevs. E. D. uliy.
Jane Magoe vs. Noah Scott.
G. B. King's use vs. W. H. Brooks.
G. B. King's use vs. W. H. Bro.,ks.
Isarn: Wemile vs. Lemuel Auman
Jacob J. Meyer's Executrix vs. JacohGIcfs-
ner.
David CaseLeervs. Abraham Beam et al
William Ware vs. Jacob Poorhaugh.
tiltaiietn Kemuii s use vt. Frederick Ihirr
A. A. Shumway A Co. vs. W. W. Davisetal.
. a. snuaw; in. vs. vt . w. Davis at al
Tbouas Beard vs. N.uh Roberta-
Ann Maria Zcrfoss' Executor vs. John Shat
ter ei BJ.
Ann Maria erf. ss' Executor vs. John Sbaf-
ier ei ai.
toder ii Davis vs. G. W. Inl, ..r
Vnion Naiiunal Bank vs. S jojerset fc Miner-
. ai 1 ii m n. n. 1 o.
Josiah Miller vs. John II k,.l.'.
llenry Th.imas Well vs. Savage Fire Brick
v-v.
F. J. KOOSER,
Jaija PnMhonotary.
R
EGISTER S NOTICE.
! !..'., '. ALS( , . , -' ., 1
All tna right, title, Interest and claim of John
A.SIpe.ot. in and lo Ihe following described
real estate, vtx :
No, 1. A certain tract o: land ntaaie (a Jenaer-;
town Bc-r, Smirrfet Co., Pa., eentahltag 41 acres
more or less, wi,lh a two atory lrame dwelling
house, stal'le and other outlxdidiugs theieoi
erected. edViintng; lanrtsaf llenry ItsBch. Adam
Frtedliae, Pbihulephia a, PitUbargh Torapike,
and Somerset Conemaugh Turnpike, with the
appurtenances. -
fto. X. A certain tract of land situate ro Jenner
Twp., Somerset tin.. Pa., eoBtslning lsi acres
more or less, witn a water-power aaw-uMti ukcnsm
ereeid, aodning lamls of llenry Sipc. Joseph
WadawortB, jeba LsaWBBd otnara, wun the ap
purtenances,
No. X A certain pit of groan 1 rttnate In Somet I
set Bur,. Seme met SJew, Pa., santaioina; acre
more or less, wlta a two story lrame dwelling
bouse, stable and ot tier outbuikllngst BrreoB erect-
mi. lront inn on Patriot street anu adioiulnar lot
occupied by Robert Laughlon on the east, Curtis
Auoeer on tne west, aeo puwet ea twe souin.
ami known as lot No. 1-7 oa the geaerai plan ol
sai l ijorougb. with the appurtenance.
Taken la execution aa tne property ot jonn a.
Sljie, at the suit of Frank Sipc, ate of Hem
Keiter. -
..: . ALSO '.-i:.
All t enrht. tUle. intereat and claim of Deqollla
Ream ami Usury Beam, oi, in and to the teilow
ing described real estate, vis r
eettaia sutoi gpsano hubhs xn ina town ei
Garret, Summit lap., Somerset t Pa., contain
ing ! acre more mesa, witn a one ami a nan
itory frame dweliiag boase taereua erecte.1, and
Known on ine general pian 01 sato town as m o.
14T, and ad.-ointsg WrNn. 14J oa'the asatb. Cherry
alley on tbe west. Walker street on the east,
wit h the appurtenances. ' -
' Taken la exeeimusra Utt projeny ot ucjauia
Notice Is hereby given to all DersoD.
as legatees, creditors or ntherwtse. that the lt
luwiiig aeniuuts have passed register, and that the
sama win ow firep-nie'i lor conurmafion and al.
Piwanec at an ( irp bans' Court to be held at Soui
erset, on Thursitay, August lis, 178.
First and final account of John H. Snvdcr A.t-
mlfllSHI. nf l.hn Ik llmmmm au'.l '
First and hnal account of George Ban-Nv. Ad
mlnlstrator and Trustee of Adam Flick, dee-1
Account of Daniel Shaier. Goarlian of William
and Agnes Barmlt, now Agnes Baker.
Account of J. C. Barron, Guanilan of peter L.
Second account of Aaron Will, Administrator
of Jacob Onies, dee'd.
Account of Epbralm Bkmgh, Administrator of
Susannah Bceghley. de-'d.
Aceoantot James u Conner. Administrator ol
Samuel Biffle, dec'.l.
First ace-unt of William Bromm, Execatnr of
aoun orouiio, uee a.
Seeoml account of Monroe Morrison ami Rebecca
Mason, Administrators, etc., of Tinman Mass n,
First ami fln.il acconnt or William Royvr. Ad.
mlnlstrator of Alexan.ler River.dec'd.
irst aceount of Wllllaa Foust, Adminlatnstoa
ft Jiihn F.iust. dee'd.
Account of Henry F. Schell, Guardian of Elixa
a. ocuri.
Account of Henry T. Siheil, Guardian of Lacy
A. Berkey. '
Account of John Sharer, Guardian of Martha
Account of F. A. Smith. Administrator or Dan
iel Baird, dee'd.
Aeoount of David Utlaer, Administrator ca
L'aac Rork, dec d
First and linal ace. mat of John Seder Admin
utrator ami Trustee of Henry Smler. dee d.
First ami final account of Alexander Rbnadr
ami Levi Berkey, Administrators of Samuel j'
Khoads, dee'd.
First ami linal account of Emanuel S her hi. Ad
ministrator of JiMPh J. Zimmerman. dra'd.
First ami partial aeoount ol Cyrus Ravman sad
Samuel iUreloas. Executors of Ann Maria Zare
hias, dee d.
Second account af John Speicher ami Wm M
Schroek, Administrators aad Trustee of Tobias
Speicher, dee d.
Second account nf Wm. II. Konata, Adailntslra
tor ami Trustee of Cvrus Meyer, dee d
First ae"vunt of J, .tan S. I'nmmln. V , n
JoePu C decasel.
T , A. T. DICKEY.
J"'T- HegUter.
CHAMBERSBURG kZMLWf
roRTStJfi U AVDIOTs.
English, Classical, and CouunereiaL f2iByear.
Send for lllustrued rlrenlar
J,H. SHVMAKEK,Ph. D, Prnt Cbamt.
burg. Pa.
Agit
CURE REWARD.
D VEABS TO PAY Pon A F.tKn.
94 to 8IO Per Aero.
" Mavlfl Land In Ulekliran
in Ihe niLHOf A( HK t.KVTf
tbe Graoel Haplda aw el Indiana
KnUroael oaanany.
- TITLE PERFECT,
atroneaoH -aoe cro pa-plenty of tta
- ber-avn aU-onxht n eblnrti ka
hopper." BnnnlnaT wtreaaaa-awre water ready
' narhjaaeaiol-liallrwael r.n-pb-tesl
taaraach centra r tna craaU
Semel tor paaanhlrt, -c-n-i, ar
ARRIVED AT LAST!
THE PEOPLE HAPPY,
As will lie seen as thev rush to the new
ONE PRICE CLOTHING STORE
OF
SAMUEL S. jPJEJLiL,
COOK & BEERITS' BLOCK,
SOMERSET, PA.
:o:.
NO MOM. HIGH TlilCES
Clothing, Ilitts, and Gent
than ever was known !
Furnishing Goods marked
Iowit
EXAMINE OUR PRICES
And you will see that we are the People's Friend!
August 21
BOYS' CLOTHING VERY CHEAP.
CALL AND BE CONVINCED.
SAMUEL S. FELL.
THE BEST WAGON
ON WH
EELS
IS MANUFACTURED BY
EISH BKOS. & CO.,
iRcinsriE, "wis.
VE MAKE EVERY VARIETY OF
FARM
FREIGHT
SPRIjNG
rVAGONS
AMrcaaj W. O. HrCH IRT,
GR1VD
Land nsnstaa.omcr.
fl.tPilM, FIK H. '
A
DMIXiaTRATOK-S yOTICE.
Estate of Anna Moore, late ol Mkldleerark twp.,
deceased.
Letters of Admmlftrathia oa the annea estale
bar lag been nM Ut tna amli laqia 4 by the
proper autiMTity, not ire 1 hereby given to ail per
son indebted bi aaiil estale to make ImsMdUle
(aymrnt, ami I no aavi.g elauas gauu tit
same to present them daly aathentkate-l lor set
tlement akaeenaelsy a
C. a MOURE.
Admminrator.
Aig. 14. Nw LsxiBgUia, Pa.
Aad by cooSnlng ourselves st rta ly to one rtass of work : by emp'oyinu; none haft he
BEST OF WOKKMEX.
t'aiag nothing 1st
F1UST-CLASS IMPliOVEI) MACHINERY and the
VERY BEST OF SELECTED TIMBER,
AalkyaTHtlKllCOH KNOWLEDGEoflhe luslness. we have juitly taridl too retmratlpB of
making
inc. otcai WAUUH OU WHEELS.
W give the MVuwing warranty with each wagon :
W Herebv Warrant In FISH tuns Wat lux vi t -.11 ..1. 1- , ...
and ol good material, ami that the strength of the same la saHk-nat tor all w.k wuh' lair vim.
amM any breakage nrrur within one year tri m this date by res of deiortlve material or wora
msDshrp. repairs (or the same will be lamls boil at place of sale, free of char re. 1 tha arte f sai.1
repairs, as per agent s prfc-e list, will he paid Iu resit by the pure baser proum-mg a samuia el la I m-kuaerdefecUipartasevWear.
Racine, Wis., Jan. 1, 1SJ8. jJCTi j M m J rj.
Kaowmgweewasnlt yea. we sofiek na'riainse fr-.ni every section of the t'nitrd Stairs. sVBd
Irk-esaud lern,ai h.r a eupf ol our AG KK.'I'Ll I'KAk PA TtVt t
FISH BROS. & CO.;
Jaly 17.
Racins, Wis.
SSIGXEKS' ACCOUNTS.
TbatUllowlB'aecoaaUhara been flt. la my
otnee ami will be prevented for eunhrmatiua aa
Thers.lay.1rth ef August, W7 :
L. Mocimli, Assianeaul WjA. Bonier,
Wm. Roddy. Auignee of Nehemlah Miller.
W. li. Megahaa. Asslgneaof Freil Nangle.
J. M. (Minaer, Aflgne of W. C. Hicks.
K. M. Scsiroek, Aaslgoaaof Joaathaa J. WalleT.
W. H. Hay, Asrigae m B. F. J- tins.
J. L. Peg. Asslgneaof Daniel M.atoller.'
J. H. I ' hi, Asslgue of I rant.l U. Alulcr.
J. H-Vhi, Assigoeaof J. X. Fiehtner.
r. J. K HMER.
Jaly U PrvdViDoury.
PMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate ef
Joaathaa
Twp.
Lvnif. lata
deeeaaeii.
uf Larimer,
Letter of i'aiinltrti B ca lb above estate
having heea tranted to tho arederfgBd. aoiap la
revelry irHrea tot bos tmteMed w km aakt lane
dlale pa meat, ami tuoe having claims against it
to present them daiv aarhentieatail lor Mtruent
.a sauir liy. Sept, 14, lata, at Us.laUwaincs of
deceased.
We Sell Suits Worth - - - $ Of) For 4 j
" " Suits " - . .10 oi) " oi) V '
lt Suits " U 00 " 7 no
" 41 Suits " - - - .15 oo 1() (io '
" Suits " ... -JO oo - r, oo ' t;
" Suits " - - . 2 00 4i is oo i
" Coats " ... 4 :t() - o j
" " Coats - - . . . ; 00 3 oo ; 1
" " Coats 10 oo oo c
" " Coats " - . . .15 00 " ) 00 ! ,-j
" Pants " - 1 25 75 ' i
" " Pants " - ... o oo t. i .-,
k Pants li - - - 5 00 " :l 00 i
Pants t; - - s 00 " 5 00 i '
" Hats " ... 2 00 " 1 00
' Hats - - - . : 00 2 00 r -
" ' Hats ... 4 oo . :j oo ; f
" 4i Overalls " 50 " :50 I
" " Overalls li ... 75 50 .
Wc Sell White Shirts Worth - . . 2 50 " I 50 !
" " White Shirts " - - 2 0!) 1 00
" White Shirts " . 1 50 - 75 !
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JAcvinorrGEi:.
I BIAS BOWMAN.
Administrators,
o