The Somerset Herald.
January. S, 17.
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I; is a tl.aw.
j.- n v.mr guiu-r.
;irinj elections next
Trent's Tobies.
i;r.f.r..Mtf day. Feb. 2d.
ll,in '(T your pavements.
-U. Vi. mine's day, February 14.
IU rarciu! l the borst'8 whilst the elcigli
jnllsMs. intuit j our hor. when you leave )iu
gtniMi m the cold.
Trent t To'.i are acjuinnf; a State- ide
rfp.ita;i..n. Try Uriu.
Brim: iu ji'ur rale bi!K and we will do
tfce a .'ik Iid tljfcii.
Tue atU'idunce at Court this week prom
to I uuuuully large.
T:,..r i cerUia but unexplained lull
inuiesiatrijiionial n.aika ai pntxui, lure
s'.' Ut.
TV l ,n t-iwr in the cx.nty are njtin'i-f-.tired
by VY. . Trent, Siiucrs-et, i'.
Try tin in-
The bcavv Ire. .zinc already cpTitnrd
.1,1 winter." should insure a fruitful home
JirtJe s'lpir season.
Wwhirfon's birthday com'mf on Satur
t r'iT- !"ll'"1 teachers will not get
UVla-niUot'a holi iny.
Tl.e man bo cleans tue ice on nut fciuu
I I In- Linked upon in Uie light of
.u :aUlhIoj'l.ift.
j-., Morrison i Hro.'s Cough yrup
r. Liaiiio-!it, and pet houielhing good,
uutv. l iif-c niotlera'e,
1 iitsp.-r llai IJk- vheanKl and Ix-tlcr
tliin list- l st the cigars man u (act u red by
tl. (i. Tii'.i. tuneroct. I'i.
tir r. Oculist and Aurixl. Ko. 2"6
reiJD vi thr. I'ittsbiimh. l'a. Ee,
Tbrual t'atarrh fl.-cuUie8.
Fnitr lil.il '.r.e La'fbv five and one half
lut uca' l'i., -nu lie lMui:lit lor -J-, at
JSic i IJarnet, KnuelLt J'a.
Jlc nieuibers of company G. u hu were
sttiir iiiacsiu ritti.-n claim to have had a
liiouiit an ! apieoilJe tiuii'.
I.k to. it in time be sure that you
fcittl t!.e n'.t Lilid ot .aleriai for local
iini, to be elected Belt uiouth.
1 iiiiaoi ty that the almost universal
i: wtmiui vtiis over the face ami
ti t h.il treat injury to thf Jatte. delicate
T f.iieM brands of cigars manufactured
it :tie r.unly, ot h."tle or retail, enn
k- lioasht cl" -iiper at W, ). Trent's than
av Lt re else.
X Wtrlem man dranW two quart of
i,kv m two hours. Owing to the iucle
Bi:!.l aiaiiu-r hk fuueral Was not largely
t:;-n,!ej tau dai altera aids.
J ; teei-ivtd at livers A: lSaruei.' harj-
stole l( n tiwi lot it in n ; alto a
hrjt t;oik ot lloisc Mioes.
1 in us Uo sisnl in need of (Jalvani.ed
T i. i. lion c. should call ami see
loo A. Uari.ii:, Smerst, Fa.
1: u Mit your watch or clock rcpalr
ti C lo.b-.l li llerr, the veteran watch
:ner of i'osana and Wtst Jla;n
I'.ri-c,
i ai t a !ivetv daitv peper,
order i
ti I'it'.l.trili Iat!y liisi'ATi it. fub-
Krii':on. (H) jnr annum. Addnss
K..4& Neill, publishers.
.1
I'urtie8 di tiring sugar psns should cai
on Hytis i J!hrn.'t, Simcrset, Fa., as they
an purchase them about two-thirds les
'.i&h ;Lcv can I had elsewhere.
Tii? sre of the swincing clock st Jo
iit Hirr'son Wi-st Main street shows
yi'j l:erf you can cet your work done
ii-.' t' v and in a workman like manner.
T.iM.o i f. hi o.it !.m EA(tlT.Ei:
First the barrel and tln-n the sugar. For
sail a: the Mainnioth GriK-cry, 100 g.xl
ri".'..i LmhI I an i is, at n an cable prices.
Cook & Beerits.
A: t! e ' t ?-rr Pipot" on Main -crow
(Tm!, (ir.s-iie t ot k A Iktiii', you wiil
hi st tiims lie Cnett oysters the mnr
ket tf.-r.is. ly li e can, quart or plate,
t'n.y C"i itr;.t tr plate.
W. S. Kkegar.
J iih llerr. Watcbmr-ker, Jeweler sr.d
s ior-Hii h. TLe oMt st bi siness j'ifii-e of
" u:.l io V;-m.tl penaylvnaix stal.'
... d in jv.'-. i vor forty ' y rars e'iH'ri
tvf in the li.rii:ess. Give" b in a call,
tif fuatautftssil Lis woik. Cbargts reas
on1 .t.
" t. f uDoenu-rg. ikiiliet ana
A. r:rt rsn ! c-hu'ted at the Glade)
It;"'. ' nr tattirday evening, Svuiinjt
.v. :..! on M.-ncay nntil 10 a. m.;
t Si'ver'-'a'e every Monduv Irn 2 P. M.
WtilThurmlav at "nxm; Ihe rest of the
k at ( un,U riard.
XimiE.-The firm of IL.le& Wove
. by mutua! constnt, (li-solvcd. The
"i&rt in rnv Lands, ab4 all peisor.s in
ktw In .aid iir.-ii are r.,ue.tt j to rnlj
tatneknit settle tu,mtlt.ik-'i! eiloer by
two or Xote.
Jm. A. Fovi.e.
'"E I'llHTUt 11 ,M!MI. A
simple,
rjf. l rui!e..i, r. ni. ih- iKm
ir.-c .vrv
trw- irc irev, (iiMli-as' bv lo eiue the
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I'fre, s'nmacli rejular. ki!r.f v and '.,.,
' m ve, iniic gri-atst bl.ssini ever eti
-ifreJ tip.,0 man. II-: Bitters is that I
r rjv
ai.il i proprietors are Mr.c klcss t
' - J' t.i,
i- " iii na.y' U-ed ss,ea aid
i'l yo'.i tiv h ? See other
KiFnii l.iM.s -1 Uve f t sale and
"',' rt at;l;,.,i, i .f aell-improved farm
nt;(.Brr.Hf1. ,.( unitvi.rovcd land,
. i,cr. :;,,(, 8t:(j n'0?.lSi These
fn le 1 ad st cxtren e'v low fiunrea.
"' " com. n jOate cn.iMr Wst
uo wen to wine n. Kir li.nl . r in.
Fxdit 'li. M'.
tk 'ri,A, Gl '" K-Tbis wr is
l'J: T tl'' who send five rents to
."tlS, Ii lf'h1.!.r V f..ri. mill
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t i?Uv'vt 6 . wo.lae witii
wi l-tips6i0 ii I u'. rations
Uv4vtL1,:it',!,PM iiliisirations, cm
t . r,'(1 l'"I,"r- ara!
Pa-j. o . I:"V- n!1 elegant Colored
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Vtt hi 1 " "' 'iu j-.Soap,
h' ",lJIli"i lor turinir akin dis
J7 n,o-vri-d f. r yrMo combine
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lie tr.-,i :r:i
U(-.-Iri:li t.-tii. ; i:. ..U I
e i , , u,'u ?J'!'i'-r Nw:i, ,
tiwj''"'"- h:h are siken of'bvi
3 :''' " '.'"''' r-"ini. i.tid to ail
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A Fjeu) for Kf.form. Persona attend
ing service at the Methodist church, expec I
ially strantrcrs, are Ireiiuenlly placed in
etubarrtiog ptitionf, by reason i f a lack
ol usher.
For instance, a penlk'inan who alien Jed I
the services Sunday evening with a lady, j
on iriiitiirv in the vestibule, ot an oHR'ial :
meiiirol tlieiliurcu, agio where he
could lin.l a wul. wan mtrely told that ' tie
muxt po up Hunt and liiibl lr one." which
'n ol course, emin-ly sititt ictorj- to the
in purer.
It then became necessary tor him to ea
ter and grope his w ay up the aisle until be
found a ew in whieli there was room for
himself and lady. The writer is not aware
whether there are private pews in the
church or out, but even where the free
pew system obtains it is well known that ofplace. We are having winter in earn
lliere are families w ho attend church reg- j ,,,- extreme cold weather, the nier-
ularly who appropriate to themselves cer
tain pew, and a persoa unacquainted with
the (hutch is just as liable to get intotLese
reserved pews as in others. It is eminent,
ly proper that the regular attcudantg of a
place of worship have a pew" w Lich they
will always be sure of obtaining : against
that 1 have not a wor J to say. But it is
for the benefit of the regular attendants
almost as much as tor the benefit of inno
cent and unsuspecting strangers, that gen
tlemanly ushers are needed to protect the
farmer in their rights, and to prevent the
annoyance and embarrassment V the lat
ter, which is inseparable from the present
management.
Two or four daprT young men, in the
ctrncity ot ushers would make the ap
pointments ot the neat little chapel almost,
if not quite, perfect. A word to the wise
&c.
OefAsiosAt. Church Goek.
SiHiierset January 27, 1S79.
Died, at Lis home in Somerset, at half
past five o'clock, Monday evening, Jan. 20,
Will. Ii. Coflroth, iu the 25lh vear ot his
age, after a short illness, of typhoid lever.
ill was a life tone printer, having com
menced the trade w hen a lad in the Hant
atd oilice. He afterwards apprenticed
himself to the Hlralk, where he served
the regular apprenticeship. After leaving
the lU.iiAi.D he was employed for several
years as foreman of the Valley ImUjtemUnt,
published at Meyersdale, and has lor the
past year lieen in the employ of the Som
eriet' htmocrat. As a printer he had tew
equals iu the county, liy his uutirtng la
bors, his great good nature, and bis ready
wiil,ngncss to always lend a helping hand,
he was greatly liked by his employers, as
well as by all with wh m he labored.
His death was Fuddcn and unexpected.
The physician who attended him having
the morning before his death thought he
notUjcd a change tor the better, and ex
pressed hopes of Lis recovery. The sor
rowing family and trends have the deep
est sympathy of the cpiire community.
Ai a meeting of the officers and niuni
bers of Company . 10th Kegt. X. O. P.,
at tin ir armory, January 21. lb.U, the fol
iicg preamble and resolutions were;
unanimously ado;icd.
Whew, It has pleased Almighty Cod,
iu Hit wise provid. nee, to remove from I
our midst, our lute friend and associate,
Win. li. Coll roth.
lU'olrtd, That this cotupauy baa oct
a vaiucd. trustworthy and capable mem
ber, he kind and genial u at tire render
ed him beloved by all his comrade.
lioulred. Thai we led honored iu bear
ing our testimony to the hih character,
upiiiihtuess aud virtue of our du.t-iM.'d
ti tend.
licolrrd. That we tender the warmest
expression of sympathy, condolence and
personal regard' to his lamily and friends.
UnUtd. That a copy of" these resolu
tions be lurnished to thu family of the de
ceased, and that they be lulili.-ljed iu the
pajH-rs.
Samuel H. Kantser,
A Ll X A MO-H HlsTO.N,
Committee.
Ala meeting ol the stockholders of the
Somerset and Cambria U. K., the follow
ing named eeniieau'D were chosen to act
officers of the com pacy during the cn
suiiis; year. Pres. Christian jmg ; Sec.
W. J. Baer : Treas. C. C. Mus:selman.
William M. Hall. Isaac Kaufman, Daniel
Morreli. Cliarlts Donnelley. C. C. Mus
selman, W. . Baer, Directors. We learn
trom one ol the officers ot the road liiai. ey
er elhui wiil be made to ex'euu the road
liiiuuh to Jotiustown, and that from the
present outlook, Vi V will be commenced
on lit extension at au early dsy.
Cijsts. Our term of office having ex
pired, it is jiL'tt-ssrjry that all outstauding
jess be promjuly paui. persons in
debted to us will please make payu.eut
during January term ol Court. Tue three
weeks term will furnish many opportuni
ties for safely aending money tiom any
part of the county. Attention to thui will
avoid personal notice, risk in transmission
ot money by mail, ami probably an In
crease ol costs.
Gtoiu.K W. Pile,
Aauon F. Dt key,
F. J. KLHI.-tK
W c wisli to call Ike attention ot our
reuleis to me advertisement of Smith's
Patent UubJcr Sring Sled Brake. e
have examined the brake and can vouch
tor its being the best thing of the kind ever
shown us. Mr. Smith would like to have
a couple of our tuterprisin farmers try
them. There are to pair at Byers ic
Uarnett a hardware store, which can be
had tor trial if any on a wuheii to do so.
00 Januarjr firs: be mH,
"In tlie jear, 'Til,
1 J nei'Jier nu.ikr, nonlifW n.r fcr.
Nur 1 -k Ukb the wine."
Hut cra mrrli shall im, hi U suiuke
Ami hew nU nei- it r ft:
And t ij unio the tavrra nrafi,
'iiiibiaea whisky, please."
The two stritigs of Itlgh U'l'.s advertis
ed a tew weeks ago in the lii.K.u.D under
the heaJ of Lvt have Loth been found and
returned to the owneis, the finders in
both instances being staunch Republicans.
This illustrati-s the tieauty of advertising,
as well as the honesty of those who advo
cate Kepubiican principles.
An old tenth man Las lie.-n held in
Pi;tsbi;rg, to aDsver at court, for kissing a
tounir U.dv against her will. The defense
" . . r i i ... i. i. : -
nas iua, me voiju la'iv aMieu io or ivim-
ed, whiU v,as a very nataraj. conclusicp to
ariive al.
TLe payem -uts are literally one mihss of
ire, UMkinj; !.c nuotion a d.iuaeroiir fmsi
ocsa to pedestrians. However, the 6tna!l
iKiy, with skates strapped to his feet, ( njoys
the coi.dition of our sidewalks.
Foimk In front of the Great American
Tobacco Store, a beautilul blow n v il. Thp
ner can recover the siiue by calling at
the threat 4c:erl'n. and pix.vir.2 property
to the gallai.. CLa ie.- T fc said Chawle
Hill then p.iy for this u.itice in lollies.
IiT. Sunday oiht, Jan. l'J. between
Some: set and M.uerul l'oiut, on the low
er road, a large U It licLinging to an u'ster
ov.-rcoMt. The lindi r. bv returninir the
- ... .1.;. -ill I .ii..i.K- i.r..
...
? -.t. Ljl.-eb t.. i.....rtt and Berlin.
la.-. i d-d tV ugLU staVskin ftoa.' TLp
fiiivb r h ill W suiubly rewarded by return
i ! the same to Geo. I". I'arljer, S njicr-t,
'
) !ng to the inauguration of Govern r
II iyt Ik iug delayed until 1:20. p. m. the
Slate w as m ithiHil a Governor lor an hour
and twenty minutes, llarlrann s term hav
ibg exp:red at noon. .
Cn aqi,iUcr pigti n this ier will be
Iqaal the inaugural d.lrets of Henry M
ijuvl. ttiivero'ir of I'eutuiylvanla. It
should L reid by every peteou.
AVc understand that a large, doubls.
frame dweiliutj liouse is to be CPflcd os
S"i.ti TrVvfoot tre; :t. l" ijr. L-rrtik
Rta - gcr U tit; twtiy spring."
List week several fine lot ot hora.-s,
boarU bv drvvets. wre taken from here
k Johnstown, where they wiil lie tbijiped
to the Lis: era market,
i iie PuMitrnsiTtre ipp'td up ia
I puir't-r ofjiln-es aud in Order to e.cl past
-Dr'tlie drills, roads have to U-oja-ned through
and the fields.
There wta uwi v oti- crt:.iia4 case for
t:.is term w cotin. i uwiw-ak wen
.1. n.r. ,.T tim -h:intv' "!
- - ' a . ra,icr iu apnucr coii'.ma. it 19 one Ol IHC
!; rkaJiug was very ptd U ;-;?rsi j Jarje; and beJU'ew s's'ud Family Papers
uai'i lat. weea. ami he iwlii and last of in the counuy, and contains more Special
th- tow 11 er.joved it hugely. j Features of interest and value to thu gen-
- ' eral reader than any other paper published.
From present infiirniation not much Write lor a fpecimen cipv, which will be
building b contemplated the coming Spring, teat you free. Address The Blade, Tol-
and tsumiuer. jedo, O.
Diox, Ills., Jan. 17, 1979
Dear Herald. Enclosed yoa will find
poetal order for f 2 00, which you may
place to my credit Tor a continuance ot my
BulMcrintion to roar valuable paper.
The fifty-two regular visits during the
year liave been very pleasant ana prutlla
l.ii I liv.. nn im-ati. . nf knawtnt the
rjUU1iH..r of reail-rs ot vour valuable paper;
, ,,. thcr are ciuuu-d bv the tlious-
ad. ierr emd Kennljiican I hope will
read it, it is worthy ot euppoit. It has be
come a family necessity to us, though tar
removed from vour county and a resident
ot llliuois fr over twenty-five years ; yet
I have a great i:t-ire for the welfare of my
oli' county, and atl her interests tuny
maintained.
An item from the West will not l out
cury 22 ' to 2GJ ltelow zero tor several days,
with some eight inches of snow. We are
having fineslcighingand it is much improv
ed lioih for proht aud amusement.
Business seems reviving slowly, the very
low prices of all kinds of farm products
brings little money into circulation ; but
farmers in the main keep their own very
welL We have very lew farmer bank
rupts, while financial distress in mercantile
and commercial life are so numerous and
disastrous. The farmers have reason to
rejoice that ther, as a class, are o highly
favored.
ISo my advice to my brother farmers is if
we have to labor hard, with no very great
return for all our labor, yet we have the
consciousness of a safe, reliable and worthy
vocation.
Yours Respectfully,
Dakiei. Uul.
Programme of the Union Literary Soci
ety, tu be held at New Lexington. Jan. 31,
IST'J.
Music. , .. .
K-adini$ of the minutes. .
Miscellaneous business.
Declamation by Lillie Switzur.
Heading by J. II. Suultz.
Music by our little Band.
Eay on the destruction of timber, by
Dr. II. D. Moore.
Beading by W. F. Sanner.
Declamation by Matlie McMillcrj.
Kssay by Jennie Biker.
Beading by Lalla Switzer.
Declamation by Minnie Swiu:r.
Heterred tjuestions :
1. What is the dilference between a sex
aped and aq'iadruied Hash McMillen.
2. If you had a tiger by the tail which
would be the sater, to hold on or let go?
J. P. Barron.
Paper. The Evening Dinpatch, by I. S.
Snyder.
Question for Debate :
itcsolved. That women should have a
right to vote.
Affirmative, I. S. Snyder, II. W. Hech
ler, Luther T. Snyder." Nepitive, J. P.
Barron, Bush McMillen, A. D.Snyder.
Paner, Poor B'chard's JfcruUI, ' by II.
W iiechler. ,
J. P. Babkon. Fr-
Jexme Bakkk, tcc
IVe Jiavc been requested to publish the
I illowing, and a it ipav be of general in
I :rest to the many Odd Feiloiys amoig o'r
readers, w e do so:
The wanaeeis of the Odd Fellows' En
dowment AssiKialioa of Pennsylvania,
held their first annual meeting at Colfax
Hail vesterday. The attendance of mem
bers of the Irafcrrjity Was very large, all
the seats in the hail IjcIbz occupied. !ep
resenlaiives ere present from Philadel
phia, Xorthum'ierland, Greene, West more
ls nJ. Wayne, Venango, Washington, Erie
sad other counties. The session was pro.
tracted with a slight intermission for dinner
till a late hour li the&ttemo m.
The Eudonuit'ct AsieW0ou was organ
ized in this city on July 23th, 1ST, after
the Grand Iide of the State had refused
to incorporate ihe insurance feature into
her constitution. The association com
Sii.t:;4 opej-:L:nson Xovertjbcr st, lTtj,
and the reports n the 'ojtloer ti(bu,itte4
yesterdy showed that 438 memlx-rs
have been admitted, representing 104
different hul jes, which are located in thir
ty -sevea difierenl counties.
There Lai baen one death, and of course
only one asesUiiint up to dite. 1'ho gen
eral but u res of the endowment plan are
similar to those of the United Workmen.
Two thousand dollars or one thousand dol
lars are paid on the death of a mcmlr ac
cording as the member has previously
elected aud the astai)eiU aro one dollar
on each member between SI and ; years
ot age lor lull membership, and $0 cents
0r those insured lor fl.OUO. Any member
oi tte order irj gt.sxl standing can join thp
association, aqd those over thtrty-n ve yei
ol age pay from five cents to one dollar ex
tra each assessment, according to the age
at wLU-I) they join. The reports submit
ted yesterday show that the Endowment
Association has met with unexampled suc
cess for the short time during which it has
been in operation. It shuuM be added
that the association, while distinct from
the Grand Lodge, was Indorsed by the lat
ter body by a unanimous vote in Novem
ber last. '
Consideration of the by-laws apd consti
tution occupied much of the time yeslerdiy.
But few important changes were: made the
constitution printed in The f'vt some
months ago. An election was held for
Managers which resulted as follows :
Fur 'I'Ur-et Yean John A. Myler, Pitts
burgh ; S. B. IJoyer, Sunbtiry ; Josenh )
McCalie, Bearer;' Alfred Slack. Allegheny;
Aug. Plaif. Philadelphia ; A- H- Coakcy,
Erie ; William P. Dickson, ijeauvilie ; J.
II. Elion, A'-leglteny ; John Vf. IJaney,
Pittsburg.
r Tiro Yturi William A. Stone,
Pittsburgh ; Henry C. Best, Westmore
land county ; Charles Buhe, Pittsburgh;
Ed. T. Hudsp-th, Pittsburirh: J. M. Drics
bach, Mmch Chunk ; M. D. Wiley, Pitts
burgh ; Isaac I y tie. Vashigton Coti'nty ,
Martip Bciicri Allegheny; jjohn Fritjiley,
A'i-cLeny.
fur One FM,T--Fred. lteckert, Alle
gheny ; M. J,. Watson, Pittston ; A. T.
James, Tioga county ; J. 11. Fulllier, Oil
City j George Spurrier, Lancaster ; A. I.
Cooke, Grwne county ; Cbas. J. Harrison,
Somerset; Wm. E. Mover, Mercer county ;
TLeo. S. Cornioan, Cariicle.
The association w ill meet i,aiuaiiy on
the third Tuesday of January and hereaf
ter nine managers will be elected at each
meeting. The managers subsequently met
and re. dieted the following officers for the
eefuingyear:
1 John .. ilyl:'", Alieuecy, president ;
S. B. Jloycr, vU3bbry7 "ice-Preidcnt ;
Henry Steucrnajle, Allegheny. Secretary ;'
Joseph II. Elton. Allecheny. Treasurer.
The nejit rqeetiq; will lie held at pitts
bursL, oo ikii tiiird Tut-tdiy of January,
PJS-J. j
In the evening a Urge mectic? of the
fraternity was held at the balil of Day
Spring L'dgc, at which P. G. M , S. li.i
Buyer, D. G. M , John A. Myli-r, and sev-1
eral ol the visiting memjersot the LikI ja'
ment Association poke.
Kits hii.iEt.EU Mr. KreU. Lewis, of
Qrant county, weut to Cuqilief land or f
day lust week to have his eyes Qtieraud
UjKin. The uiriKH' lpJ w i-akncs in his
eyt created a kiuu ol coniiuual wveping
that caused him mu' h annoyance, ana fre
quently stitlering. Dr. V. P. Kuudenlierg,
to w horn Mr. Lewis applied, found it ne
ceatary to insert a silver tulie from the cor
ner of each eie. running down into the
pi we, throt'-'ii wlu'ti dlppiugj- Irwin the
hriii ajd ttisoai'J matter couM etenpe.
The glands bad hvcoiue dugiled and the
uatttral course s olytruvtf.j i( t( recder
an artili'. iai firaia ip-pcia.-y. 't he i.pcia-
tlM was deiii-aleiy aud skillfully lierlorni
e.1, and .Mr. l,eis returned, hijlhiy pleas
eU with the relief utl'.irdej. A llt'le tpiriU
to strengthen his mrrn hil the doctor
ojiera!' d. was all lliesutij. ci took. Krjtr
( H. I u ) 1'rH'iM.
-ai -
Uu, ur i ai i ike ak-iKS to sick
hrdai'he, that infallible iyUllllom alf a
dibutdcreil siotU'teh, brer Wi Ijowels.
Many sutler from Ii ay many as three or
four times a week. They do so needlessly, j
for Ilostetter's Stomach liitters, by lonimr I
the digestive oreans and rg.'.lf.'irig the
bowel arti liver, ranrea lie' SttuSe, and
rUSff-'l tiife pai'nU symoioHi. fhe jntj
fuaie syiatMthy Mwfen it it braU anofihe
! RlK)o,riinU rttioM reuses th slightest dis-
I ..rrl.-r i,t?W.liM j (Km 1. Il e f, lw rfl,.,wl a
U were, in the organ of thought. The re
form instituted bv the itinera vhen the
'iiito'iiye, stcretie apd (.Vi.uat"v' 'upc-Hucj-aje
in aVftlp of cliaoa, lis Clhcr and
riie bt-pertriiH tattn, v!z : the complete
reotrt'.ktn of the whole physical economy.
tne resuraiton oi sppetue ana repose, and
ah iacrease in tbeKiwerof ; ;j;teji to
'"nri.'rsofa inaiuriai iybe.'
n il ! -
Tie Toi.irx. Blade. We call atten
tion to the adrcnit-L'tnent of this excellent
Beklijc. Pa., Jan. 20, 1879.
Pi siiat School Cohvestiox. Pursu
ant to a call, the ministers aud delegates of
the Sunday schools ot the Somerset Classis
of the Reformed church assembled in con
vention in this place, Monday evening.
An interesting and instructive sermon was
preached by Kev. A. E. Truxel subject
The specific sphere ot the Sunday school
among all other agencies of the churcn lor
the Uevelorimeot ol christian character
After which the convention elected the
loilowiuir officers :
President, Peter S. Hay ; Secretary, J
C. Weller.
Tl'KSCAT MOKSI.NG SESSION.
After miscellaneous business, the sub
ject. Are Sunday school Periodicals prefer
able to Sunday school Libraries, assuming
ordinary care to have been taken in tne so
lectiou of either t was discussed by Kev.
C. L . lleilman, II. F. Keener, S. It. Bnd
enbaugh. A. E. Truxel, Elder Aaron
Will. Wm. Zimmerman and W. II. Hay
The presence ot Rev. D. N. Ditmore, of
St. Clairsville. Bedford county. Pa, Elder
Beer, of the Brethren church. Rev. Weak
ly, of the Methodist church and Rev. Pol
tenberger. ot the Lutheran church were
announced and their names enrolled
members of the convention.
The question : Do two sessions of Sun
day school and two regular serv ices on one
Lord's day, as now conducted, lay such
preponderating stress on the intellectual
side of our natures that the spiritual side is
injuriously neglected': was opened by ltev,
Bridenbaugh and followed by Kev. Weak
ly, Poilenberger, 1 ruiel and Lleilman.
AFTEUSOOX SESSION.
The following queries were answered
1. What is the relation of the Apostles'
creed to the Bible?
2. Should the alphabet be taught in the
unday school I
3. Should Sunday schools be kept open
in the country during the winter season
The following subjects were discussed
Should every member of the church
consider it his christian duty, both for bis
own as well as for the benefit of others, to
take part in the Sunday school by bis own
personal presence.
Should catechetical instruction he the
chief mode employed in the Sunday school
tor the indoctrination ol the young T it so.
how can the popular objections ot its dry
ness and monotony be accounted for and
avoided.
The convention adopted the following
paper expresiwe oi their judgment in re
gard to the Uiflerent questions discussed
I. i he bunday school hag a specific
sphere in which to operate and specific
ends to accomplish ; that it affords a better
opportunity for the training ot the children
in the worship of God w ith prayer aud
praise, lor lamillanzing them with luo sa
cred scripture and indoctrinating them in
the true faith, and for developing in them
the spirit ot benevolence, than any of the
other church agencies.
1 hat for the younger Sunday school
scholars pcrioui.a.s are preferable to libra
ries ; that each congregation, however,
khould have a library of carefully selected
standard works tor the ue of the ofticers
and larger scholars ot the Sunday school
and the members of the church in general.
3. That we regard two sessions of the
Sunday Fshool on the same LonJ's day as
in part at lean aetcaiing its own end and
imposing upn tue taithtui workers in
lha cause an undue amount of lawr and
care on the d IV ot real.
4. That it is Ihe duty of every uieiulier
of the church loi whoo it is possible to as
sist Jn furthering the work of the Sunday
school.
5. That the c itechetical mode of instruc
tion is best adapted to inculcate the doc
tricot of the scriptures, aud that a graded
series of catechetical text books should be
used In our Sunday schools, not, however.
to the entire exclusion of lesson papers and
oral teaching.
Another convention is to be held some
time during t'as corning summer.
litt-hETAIllt.
Addisox Items. Some of the roads are
becoming almost impassable in this section.
occasioned by continual thawing anil free-
in.
TLe lads thai were having auu'u euioya
ble seasons during the good sleighing are
not so meny just now. VY tine the Blemh
ing was eood every one seemed to enjoy
hemsclves very much ; but those pleasant
countenances and graceful smiles have
been exchanged tor those of jadqecs and
borrow, aud all are epectaut ttnt "the
cloud in the Weat will brine snow.
Cheer up boys, there is a time for every
thing. Horses must have rest and sleighs
must be repaired, and be ii) rcadjrjesa tg
renew Uie errori.'
Marshall Wilkins, who is teach lb 2 the
Walker a Mill school, suvs the epidemic ot
scarlet fever has had a very deleterious ef
fect upon his school. It formerly number
ed about forty scholars, but bus beun re
duced to an average of abjut ten. - '
W. W. Hartzell, ot Somerset, is visiting
his friends and' relatives iu Petersburg.
He is looking bale anif Lei.-'.y, 'and by all
appearances oue would suppose that Som
erset 15 a lieallhy p.lace to. live.
The Evan. Lutherans are ltuldjqga ser
ies of meetings, under the auspices of Rev.
Smith, who is an earnest, effectual laborer
in the vineyard of the Master. May sue
cess attend his effort.
William llanita and U ly and Mrs. II.
Younkin Lave just returned from Mt.
pleasant, alter having spent several days
viaitipjj friend.
IlA( KLEBAKNEY.
-Programme for the teachers' District
Institute, to be held at Cupp's school house,
H.C. Musselman teacher, peb. IST'J-
1. Claiij v(ri!i in ktbography, by J. P.
Flit.
Wtat is the object ol teaching school ?
W. II. Barnhart.
3. How do you teach Arithmetic? M.
J. Pritts.
4. What Is the best method of securing
good order! A. Syl'ord.
Ail the teachers in the townsLip are ex
pected to come prepared to spiW on the
aliovc or.ysthms. and also w itb good que
ries. Friends of education are cordially invited
to be present.
II. C. Mcsselmas,
J.;k Buiuv-n,
IL' X- HollNEK,
Committee.
"A Sad Sight to Beiiolb." Some
(our weeks sipce a man. or rather a walk
ll,i; skeletou, came to CRtTTKNDOs'8 Pat
ent Medicine Depot, No. 7 Sixth Avenue,
New York, completely exhausted, just
riding trom Fourteenth street, near Ninth
avenue. He took a chair, and after re
gained sufficient strength, informed Mr.
C. that he had been given up by his phy-
I siciaos la die, irctt what tiicy icrmexl to
I l.a n win r' HI f jtrui i nir.lin n nnn
rcng being entirely grne. ana the other
more or less auecied. He aavs, "Mr. Ckit
TfcATuv, will yosr arttclj, which I have
seen advertised (meaning Hale's IIoxet
uf iioKEiioirxo akd Iab), cure, or give
relief T" I gravely Informed him that il
was a very bad case, and one which I was
afraid had run too lone; but advised hi 111
to try one bottle, as it cortalzW IJ do
him no hare and cep l-Qect; explain-
11:5. e; tue same time, that tloEV a.nd
MoRElio'tsrJ sisrtheU and scattered all ir
riti.ti.ios aud iu3amr4:Vti" aud the Tar
BLty c!ecH4 aiij Ueared the throt and
au pasjagig lealiog to I ho lungs, and the
additional miredieriti kept the organs
cool, moist and In healthy action. He
took my advice, bought a bottle and went
away . On Saturday he again came into
the store, with a light step a 'iuu'ling
countenance; sUitou t.u.:i fa used the tirst
batt-e, t?3 lound wq itiucw relief that be
fcll tficounigud, and. at iliiRreat times
sine lie ftt'Ri krf aeveo more bottles, which
he had Uaed, and believed himself perma
nently cured; said be should recommend
it to all of bis friends aud acquaintances,
which, as he eaid, were many, ifee WJ
roan of wealth, a.-d lauueoo The price
of $Af? o'Elf t HuiiEHOt SU AD
TAR w otlJ C'ty ot-nti a, buti) Thtw you
win see thai U.i gentleman was cured for
f4. aiiei paying bun.lrcas ol dollars to
physicians. Sold at all drug stores at SO
cents and fl. Iarge size rcticb j cheap
est to boy, .. f
-PV5' xAHAuM Ditoft, junj In one
To Make the Attractions of the fire
side through the winter evesiii com
plete, and bar the prout sdJ pleasures of
ica.ntjj aU that goes on in the world
abroad, 'comprising efery thing new, en
tertaining and instructive, do not fail to
subscribe for the PlTTsru.rRrt WtKEtt
DispATn-tbe best, fajwr lwet of ;tlie
mount ioia. Very lsue contains thirty,
six columns of latest news, foreign, do
mestic local and miscellaneous an unap
proached presentation ot the affairs of the
day aud at tht ktcprkt oftl 50 per an
Hum tzerybody can hat it. A splendid
paper lor 1S79. Send your order to Rook
& O'Neill, publishers Dispatch. Pittsburg.
or WABXisa.-piiunng the
r, as in uie pasi, :ie grave will
close over thousands, aim pi' because they
neglect tba mean which laould restore
them to health. . Meet the t31 destroyer at
the threshold, and dispute n invasion by
that more than wonderful nedicinc. Dr.
Morris' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and
Horchound. There is no cs;h or cold,
case of asthma, bronchitis, flood spitting.
weak lungs, croup or wpmping COUitli
which m i l not vk-iu nHire naui v u tin
great hotosical remeJy tbn any other
medicine, jiyon wouiu u uisappoini
meat, and 1 speedily cued, ask vour
Druegist lor Dr. Morris' rnp of Tar,
Wild Cherrr and Uorebounl.
Trial size 2.1 cents. Largj sizts 50 da.
ana one ixuar. t
A very lew doses will relive, and a lit
tie perseverance will cure, f
For sale by O. W. Benfod, Somerset,
and Mountain s Co., ContlKnce.
Also Agents for Prof. Parer's Pleasant
Worm byrup, which is priectly sate-
Extremely palatable. No psic required,
Costs 25 cents. Try it f
Amo.no: tub dead faixbes of the
past. Low many bogus nostcma may be
numbered : Beginning iheuearcers with
a tremendous flourish ot truepcts, blazon
ed for a time in the public prints and on
flaming posters, soon, but it too soon.
were they relegated to the liibo of things
lost on earth, liul liosiea rs MoinaeU
Bitters is a living and thriing remedy.
It goes on, curing and to d'e. Neither
underhand nor open competihn affect it
On the contrary, contrast ith inferior
rival preparations only lncreses its popu
larity. It has been repeatdly imitated,
but without success. Cotiierfeils of
have been surreptitiously iuroduced, but
have fallen flat. J-. very whet it entrench
es itself in the confidence of lie people;
and well it may, for it is a thoroughly
reliable invigarant of the fedle, banishes
dyspepsia and constipation braces the
nerves, cures rheumatic ailnents and kid
ney complaints, and e radicals and pre
vents intermittent and renuttnt levers.
An Astonishing Fact.-A large pro
portion of the American peop are to day
dying from the etrects of Dyfepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result )l these dis
eases upon the masses of irtelligent aad
valuable people is inoft aiurfang, making
life actually a burden instead'!' a pleasant
existence of enjoyment and isetulness as
it ought to be. There is no good reason
for this, if you will only thro aside pre
judice and skepticism, take 14 advice of
Druggists and your lriends. Aid try one
bottle of Green 8 Augutt Fifer. Your
speedy relief Is certain. Milwns ol bot
tles ot this medicine have teen given
away to try its virtues, witlj satisfactory
results In every case. Yoij tan buy a
samp e bottle for 10 cents to try.
doses will relieve the worsfcase.
Three
Posi-
West
lively sold bv all Druggists ti the
ern Continent.
1
A Rf.markadle ltEsuLT.-eU makes no
difference how many I'hysjcUj, cr huw
much medicine you have trici,it is now
an established fact that Geriitn Syrup is
the only remedv which ha given com
plete satisfaction in severe dses ot Lung
Disease. It is true there art yet thou
sands of persons who are (.disposed to
Throat ami Lung AQections, kicsuinption
Hemorrhages, Asthma, Sevi'6 Colds set-
tk'd (() the Bi'ti&vt. I'neuii.oiii, WUixip
ing Cough, 4c, who haveJKi pcrsrnal
knowledge of Boschoe u Gc-raan Syrup.
To such we Wiauld say that tt.OOO bottles
"ere sold last vear without ie complaint
Consumptives try just one bule. Regu
lar size 75 cents. Sold by aj druggists in
America, ' i
3i.iiiUii:i
REESE MILLER.-Ry iv. Josiih
Berkley, Sir. Sauiuel U. Hea, oi Fayette
county, to Jttiss Ginla tim aiitier, ot
Somerset county.
IIK1.
-i'
KING. At Kiugwood. P..,
June 20,
7 months
ISIS, 5Ury Kin, aged 5 yes's,
aud 14 days. J
KING. At Kins wood1. P,
Doc. Jl.
Lemuel Kin, a?cd S-'i tuirs, ft inos.,
and 13 (lays. '
The two lie side by side icihe Lutheran
graveyard at KingwixMl, ly have been
members ot the il. L. Clinch, tor qtore
than half a ceutury. Their descendants
coruUt Qf twelve children, raiid child
ren, uu great grind child: en ad two great,
great grandchildren. Theywere jiermit
led to bless their children by many years
sweet counsel and luillul example,
bnth as a mother, father aid christian.
Our pniyur to our lleavenlyfather is that
they may ail meet in the glify woi iu.
CpFFROTIL At t.he Tidenee of his
parents, in op;,ert, on Jnuury atl, 13. 'J,
V,rli'tt 15- CoUroth, ajed 2-4 years, U
mouths and 2b, days.
2fE' ADrERHSEWSTS.
THE
TOLEDO BLADE.
NASBY'S PAPER.
per send k'f a sje?iioefi wcr of tin Tole.la
U Index It it a 3ltnai(th Kirht-Pace Weekly
Wper, of sixty-lour Columns hied wilt eareluliy
prejiareii reading matter id Interest and value to
lieupie in ail ptrU ul the V mteu States.
SPECIAL FEATURES.
All the Departments which sal mode The
Rlaiik so popular all over the L'r it1 Stratej, wtu
be regularly eontic. ei), o:-.Dieri' it liu Popular
M.-t.eioi uLoisi lii"iii,LKil liuuitA,Ait. p.auieiaa,
he. Pemlf"'ii V- Kashv. which a'e written ex-
pvs:y v fiiaBLAU; ourHouseioll Department,
a iwu ut-iiuBiiory oi pracoeai HiioTBu .uu ujion aub
jecus of lurest in every h"ina: a four, Pe-pl'
Department j Kellifii.us liepartsKut, iu;.ni -uiz
tiio neeai) Sundav School Lesson; Channmx Foet-
ry: the Uriiciiuvt w it and iiuiii-r; T Best
Stories. Criminal and Seieetodi
pondents. ud i!te Imtet News tfm all pans of
ui wt..u. it-a jiiaiie ciri'u.Aii'S largely in
every State and Territory in the Uai"!!, and every
where recugnlted Uie 'lamest aid i-,tNes an j
family rapr l urnisnei acywtiere. l;y It and
wiil uever willingly tie without it.
Ani mn iliu it tt-tares lor I'jts inter arc
ierii-s n4
Audi rscuvHle Pilin MeicluB.
ny raw win was lucre. Anew smiii story was
comiceKevd isov. Hill. Anntnrr 050 will cum
men'-e in January.
TKK.MS sluitle copy, per year. OO : five
copies, M 75 eaeh : ten or uWe eo.l..... VI 61
eaen. awl an extra copy with ever Mi-u-ot ten.
Siietlmenoiplee sent iree. ni Iqrr.nA. Aldreas
1 1 LEUy lLAUl., Ivledu, Ulllu.
FIFTY TE0U3AND BOOKS
For.Snleut ilnlf tr!-e.
:.r cot; eijeriro? tQthe puhlif, p.stae pre
paid, at one-half the regular arfce. flfty
thousand VQlurnes ei ifu u.ks. cuf
pfiMj.jj iiitoc, t:. ,ry, 'wtk, Poetrr, 11 u
Ui'H. AliHlki'. ielik'U and acwuln-; Vorks,
editHAtof biaialam AutlnTS. eu. These
hook are selened hy our Mr. lAia (NaBliv)
from the shelves of the leading noiitber of the
country, are all new and Inch, aud aie the l.len
Ileal oiUiooi handled tiy the retail tojksHlera.
We hare sna.ile.1 ihuu-uu ls of the m all
rtsot the country, and ev-rj too it at out Is
warrauleil to l euetly ai rcivtad and to
give entire tatt-jTaftaifc 1 '
We have tirlnted a larve and eofridta m.m
lo6 ed our Hixiks. arranae.1 hy u' jeets ami on
applieatkn will out! copies tree to any ad.lress.
W e shall also be alad 10 send siaxLlmtn mi,!,. ..1
the hLADK whenever asked to du so. Alt (irvs
resdliiK thisadvenlseuMDl are oonUsllj ti.Ji'.ed
to send as by postal card or cthert.Ise1 tin, names
of tkcicseKe' ard trj;r!ds. 'a-ldreii
' lyLL)i) ItLAPt, idi, Ohio.
ilOTICE.
Notice Is herebv given that slle.-l will he held
from the assessmemsol IsTK at tiieCemmislon-r":'
otbee, Somerset, for the several dU':s3t o tie
county, as kiilows, vf-: ' "
ror tenner 10 i-klp, cervill Roreoah,
fmiuya. ivuK, S a r. StvvstJWu burougu. Uue?
aiaboaiuj, Stimycreek, .New Baltimore borough,
AllCKueny, Jetlcrsua. Somerset lownxhiD. Momer-
ct Iwoagh, Bcrlia Ij-Touh, Brotuerii valley, on
uwtmj , me jn a uay 01 w eiMTiary, next.
For Addis a' Liwer Tarkevtont. Cain tK,nniTb
Cucflurcee borosvrh, I'rirar aarkryuut'. MbMie-
creea, N Cet-trevUIe frirouvh, .WIIoM, Sr.uth-
jiBMi vrtMii-rsnurs; uoroaO; ureenviiie, Url
; Bit, Ikilck. Mallsbary bon.ugb, Summit, Mey-ers-laia
borough, fcoa f rid.iv, the ilH day ol
Fdiraary. in.
Wheu aBd where all persons aad "rT.c.iktioa
feeling themselves aeeric-d at .a e'cameratKm
and valpatii U of Uerr "triable prilpeny And ef
fact!, iclde pur uatit to the several acts of Assem
bly ft such case lna?e and provided, are retjuested
to attend and state Uieir grievances liar redrew ac
f irdlng to law.
The appeals -fill le te',J on taa aho mentl-w-ed
tlajs V'tareea 'the hours ul 9 w'ciuck a. m. and
o'ci k r. st.
DF.!f"IS COOK,
J.C. CKITCHr iKLI),
W. M. S.-HBOCK, I JONAS .McCLlNTOCK,
Jaa. . U Clerk. ( . Cummuuiuners.
S3
UOU rtATTO WATCH IO. rriecsl
ia Uia kaowu world. DainpU raJcAtras- s
JaMRsm, S.WCUSI stwovsr u
Won Da
present v
X WAI VER TISEMEN . S.
pUBLICSALE.
J iinneei toe owi-r suiliincl in tli hut wiil
'"""""I i iienry su, late or taenia
buotDK Trp.. S.nnerM-1 P., rteo'd. thsuo.lrr
nan u,u ors M Kii.l ilm-m-l U ulicr
i-j iui: uniery on tne pr.-miea, on
Saturday, February 22, lStf),
1 I o el-k p ., the Cti,, iUK de-rltl prnjitrt
r '"
A renaln irart iil'biMl in Allm.hravTwn .
ersiiijo., r., Ac1j..iiinr lamln of Simon KritM-
imrer Elmund llrrbir, EiiMSnhrieeixlotbera.
eonuminn Kjarrss anil ll..oce, f shk-li luu
aem are ctrsp-tl ami the baluice weil tialwnd
1 nere w a nm-ntte m-tianl on this farm, and
alao a tine xu-fir ramp : and has tbereno erected a
larxe two nu.rr kur Iuhim & J h.n.
huoae, an.1 other uutbullillnfts, and al) tvu tene
ment nnuses with Unle and other neeeMarr
llllil.lln.pB MwnM.. ...I. .k
TEKAIS. 1 hie-lhirii in haml, and the balance
in mur eiuai annual payment without Interne.
une-tentli of the jmrchase naiDcy to lie
l" v. . u vn ,oj w mis,
JOH JT SARVTR,
AV.M. m. sch ruck,'
Jin-23 Exd-aton.
ADillNISTDATOU'S NOTICE
tetMie of Naorr Simpson, late of Qaemabonlng
letter itTailniinitradon uu the above estate
navina tieen if ran lis! to the undent goed, iHitie Is
hi-rsl.T Ktven 'o tbime imletiteil to it t mu im.
mediate payment, and Ihi-KebaTincrlafroaaa-alnitt
it to urerent the'in duiv autheniiniieil bir .n la
ment on S.itnr.tar. Mareh 15. 1S7SJ at the reaLlenm
01 v, enuie w inters.
JACOB I. BOWMAN,
Jan- A.lmliil-;rawr.
JkTOTICbl.
1 he un.len.tfned will mat n..lt.i'.n n a.
L l.-Ulure .,ra .eeul Aot fur himseil ami others
tor Uie payment ol pnn iiiuns. Jtc. lumU.lie.1 to
Mmnuits ol volunteers in service under the eouv
manduf laiaain Hiiwlea of Center eounty and
ua(ilain scliroct ol ISomtrsi.'t Pa., in 1h6;i.
J. AKISSIHUKK,
Jan 2V Berlin, fa.
nPAVEKN LICENSE.
.ollee i hereby given that thefoliuwinK persons
uaye nieti ineir peiltimis lor license, tnd luer will
be presented to the ourt lor action, on
Thursday, Ftbruari 13, 1879.
TA VRRIff LICEHSIC.
Scott Sterner, Conflaen'-e.
HKN'KY r. RCHKLL.
.Ian. 2) ProibonouirT,
ii I X 1ST K AI'OK'S NOTICE.
Luite of Samuel Swank, late of IQuemahoo-
inic iwu.. m:iuurei riudit. fa . iim- ,e
Letters ol admiclntration on the a hove estatt,
having been trained to the undersixned, niitlee u
hereby mveu to those indebted to it to make imme
diate payment, and those having claims axainst
it, to present tliem duly autuentfi-aled tiir settle
ment on Saturday, the 1st day of Manh.
17 ', at the residence of decraaed.
H1KAM SWANK
Administrator cum trtlamcnta
Jan '! -
CIIEIUFF'SSALE.
Hy virtue ot sumtrv writs of Fieri Facias and
Levari Fa liis. Issued out of the t'.mrt of Common
fleas 01 ix.DieTSet vo r"a.. and to uie directed. 1
will expose to ile hy puiilic- outcry, at the tXiUrt
House, ui outers -t, on
We.dnesd.ay, Junry 23, 1873,
ui-4 Uotk r. . the fallowing descrilied real estate,
vii :
All the riiiht, title, interest ami clnlm of E.lwanl
K. Stahl, ot in aud kto the icilowlug dest.rlticd
real est ate. vis:
A certain tract of land situate la Jeuner
Twp., Snuier3t l'a. Pa., containing a.ires more
or lens, of which there are almut A acres cleared
and aoout 1 seres in meoiiow, with a two story
plank dweliiDa; b.iuae. iMtue stable, a luriie car.
peuter shop ruu by water-power aad utter out.
buildings thereon creeted, ad-j!nliinl:inds ot Freil
Uk l.nijes, William lin:is, liuiae lierkey, F.
muud ttluatfh, eorge Gardner, and others'. sjUU,
Taken in exe.-uii..n as the pn.iierty o Kdward
K. Stahl, at the uit olf, J. Co.tr 60 01 John 11.
Snyder.
ALSO
All the rtsrtit title interest nnd claim of Simon
Biiiel of in and to the following liea-ribcd real es
al estate, to wit :
A certain pieee or parcel of laud situate in Soiu
erset two., Somerset eouuty. Pa,, dbSvrilicd aj fol
lows: fieKinninir at a pt at tuu paldic reul
leaning inns Lm,j to the Pleasant Hill
Ciiureu. theuco alou,- mid rd siuth M-west'ia'a
P.-ii5 10 m iniei. inen.ro oy Liie n'SUrto 01 slo
preuil.-ies, Norlh .'6-i tjist. i;'-' iierehes to a post.
tbeiMW.by.ilie;rame Konh 47- West x., perches 10
mi piae o; iMinninic. cmtaininx 4 acres ana nty
pe.iiC4 siriet lueamire, havlnir tiiereon erctit 4
two story frame dwclilng house ' by 4 (eet, with
the api urtcoiinces.
Taken in aecvina s the property ofSImon Bl
sel at tb; .u.t ul Uauiel koss i. Sous,
ALSO.
Ail Ihs right, title, It.Lerest and claim of I..aac
Hugua, of, in and to the follow Uig described real
estate, viz :
No. 1. The home farm stints tn R iinFet Twp.
Somerset eounty, Ia , bonded Ly the old rurkey
l.d road op, thu Ko.tii, the wmeret and Minera-H-uil
U-iilPMd on the vmU Inn Is of Henry Metx
ler and ..muel AieUlerun the south and lands ot
Ke'4'ien Woy an 1 Iiauicl Weyand on the west,
having thereon ereeted a dwelling; house, Inn
barn and other outbuildings, also a coal shaft, ia
wbirh coal is mine.1. and an orohard ot fruit trees
nuuiiK.-rint; 1st!; eighty aerel of snhl farm
aiw cleare.1, ; a l I'Uty acroa wood land, con
taining in ail it acre, with the appurtenances.
Nu. i A certain tract of land situate in Lnw.r
Turkey foot Twp., Somerset Co., fa, ivin; h-,ee
miles west of the town ot t :.,nliue" e, liuiid- U on
the south by the Yoi.ghio'-bjijr r!Ver, on the ten
ly other lands of .;d it'aac ft ugii?, on the north
by a tra" ui Inod wamnte.1 tn the name of Sa!R
uel f 1 liter, and on the ea.t by land i f Jiooh
Sterner and othem, said trait ucd having
I hereon erected three l'.j silos a check aud
lime houe with an Vo line mtlroud five humlred
leei in leamii, eootainuig ii acres strict measure,
wuhthe aiiparteuancei.
No. 3. All t!ie iotsol gnnv'l In awl adfinsiiif the
Borough ot Someriftl (Soiyity ua-l Slats atoresatd.
lounded oj Up iu-H Ijf Aain cross or TurkeyI.H
street, ofl tue mli by AelU street, on the west
by Aukeijr aveuue. 00 the north by lots of A. J,
1 oltiorH ad Klizaoeth llugus. numtiered ua st
ordratt maite bv K. J. Haiier as tolloos, u wit,
Nos. 4, .. IU. 11. IX ia, u. li jo. 17. Is. W., L
ii, a, i. i s '., T.. V". Ul, Si, i M. 3S. as. 37, 38, r,
J, 41. 4i 4:-, t-t, 4A s. 4S. 4U. Jo, at, ii and H
togrtsij with the appurtenances.
(Vain in execution as the property of Tsaac
Kugus at the suit ol M. A, Sa-ner, use of Artfrn:
Ijeiweit BaoS oiriusturgh, l'a.
ALSOJ '
All tharlKht, title, trtefc jl t.n.1 Uaioi of llanW
J. Horiier, . ta ka-f. to the loowing deacriU-U
real estat, v',;
A crtam tot of ground situate ls Somerset Eor.,
Somerset Co.. Pa., coutaining t aore uireor leas,
with a two story fnu.e duelling huue. frame
stable, btacfesuuVh shop and i.ther outbuildings
thercun f tevicd, trontlua; on Main street on liie
north, oo tast street on the east, lot of Mr. C.
Boyd 00 the south ami Amoa .Knepper on the
wept, with the appunenai-es.
Taken in execution as the property Daniel J.
Horner at the suit of John F. Ulvmvcr.
ALSO.
All the rlKht, title, tr.A t,nl cuiu of John
Itiirnitt, ot, in and
to, MIC I0U0I
owing describe!
real est ite. v:t
A certain trict of husd. sltuixta In Stony. reck
townihij.. Snmcri-ct county, fa., cmitainliiic lot;
acres, more or U-rf, of which there are about 2u
acres elaared an I about 10 in meadow, with a two
story pl.ink dwellimc h.nise, los; barn, carpenter
rhop ami other outbuiltj ina-s thereon erected, ad
land? ol 'Job Kill, Joseph Stult, Henry libsilat,
SK'hi Brant and others, with ihap-rtcnanccs.
Takuiiin executing us t ie property of John
Rirndt atl'.'.e sa .1 o Ur',man SkaLk and D Ml Iti
Shak. ' '
ALSO,
AU tho light, title, interest and ctatin of John
I). KiHtdy. and Hiram llii'ilay. ol, lu and to the
tollowinx (leacilla-d rci estate, vii :
No. I. A w rutin tract of hind situate In S'.uth
.iniptnn tp.. S"tnersct county. Pa., and known as
the John li iiman farm, coiitalniun SS acres ami
47 jicrehes. of which thera are ati.Mil 160 acres
cleareil and about 'Al acres in meadow, adiolninr-
litn.i ol Jonithan Kennel. Jonathan Emerw-k, i
1. em. diam siurti laruv, Henry iiit; and
"thers, with a two story los: dwe'.i'n hoe, IsMik
barn and other outbuildir.g' tucreda erccte.1, wi.h
the ap ui-tenan.-c.
No. 1. A ccna't; trct cJ land situate as a (ore
Mi i, known i tile Adaui Sturti l irn,. eoutaininii
;.0 acre, and aj pec hea, of whk'u there are about
19U acres cleared awl al.t In acres In meadow,
ailjolninz lands o( liankl Korus, Adam Leplcy,
Moymun turiu aud others, with a two stmy ilwell
iuk tuKM aud bauk burn thereon erected, with the
appurtenaw-es.
Taken In executi..r, as the property of John I).
Roiidyand Hiram f'KMlay, at the suit o' P.
Hay aud W. II. Hny, and Samur! Ti. Baylor,
ailui's. of Iiavi.t Hay dee'd, aa.t 'Idiiiel Uay,
and use of v.'. W. Pa?r'.v.
AJ Ue wfcKt. title. Interest sol claim of John
I) KMy, of. ia aud lu tka kiliowiu-r desenoe.1
real es'ate. Tit 1
JSo. 1. A Certain tract or land situate In Mi. lord
tp.. Somerset co Pa., hel I In Ice, conLalniUK WO
a-ren. more or less, beinit a part of the Keuneity
tarm and now in the p"reMsioo or .iccupancy uf
the rail nd, hltiK akoa; tba rail road at P'ni
Grove SlathA. on which there are er.ctd trev
cabin nouses aud cither buitdinrt, ad .Uux (auila
o( Samuel V eimer 00 fha we if."Pbllip ?' oiler.
tienceron theei,t, Ariau Funic oil lite aurth. aad
others vtb te ptiunenaucea.
v.. - V . . 1. . , ... 1 . . -
. .... .nioriuiiii Mtwnmi!.iiMi u er
sina Unih. Snaerait. iianly. Pa, and known
on the seneri.) tihiu of said town us lots No. 3uiand
3vfi. aach lot inK 30 leet wide and 160 feet deep,
tiouinie.1 by the Park on the west. Pine alley on
the north. Fourth street on the cist and lot Cu
:)4 on the som h, on which there Is erect'i,, dwell;
Ins; buuse al other bullilinu l;uua ai the
John Onlltth proierty, with taeapirtrtHsancei.
No. 3. A certain tra ( ol lap4 sii'ate in Mil ford
tp . S.-.merst ro.. Pa'., arranled lu the fcaiti ul
John youuvWcoilafnio tusu acres, nvur or leas
a.iunujis; umus 01 Harraa X noddy. Hohert A
: rvl..r'. Jouatlua Khoa.12 abd others, with the
appuitcnarmrv
.Vo. i. A rroel of land situate In I'min Bor.,
Sonier-t county. Pa., known as the Foundry lot.
ami sttuaus on the south side of the North Fork
Kail Road, anl on the north side of the Nori
Fork River, exteudtnir back frotn tha tCUv-ard
kiver 64 feet In depth br sui t bju.jirf at the wejt
crn end of said lot t; t',e ai.iris. Furk Kail Boa.1
by ttsiarsej and tlU'.i.nous iroru the northern line
he . -1 1 aioei confuting of t lota, with the ap
1 puriciuui.jew ' - '
kni a eertatn tract of land situate In Addison,
tp . Somerset eounty. Pa.. Warranted Id the ua.uc
of Jane t harry, e.iaising42i acres .mo v'c a
wit h the appurtenances.
No. 8. A certain mjL of ia.s.1 taliste n a fore
said, w&rxtotd t tie nnujt oi Jerry Charry. cosw
lainuix I a--res. Sod Hi pe relies, tuore ur leas,
'With the appurtenances.
Taken lu execution as the property of John It.
Rratdy. at the suit of Aaroa M ill (nil Henry
Stroci.id, executors uf Henry D. Snydvr, Ufe
A vl ta rijht. ttfie, interest as.1 claim of Josiak
n.,t., of, ifi and to the toilow ing Cescrllieu real es
tate, vii :
A certain tract of Uud situate in Jner t-iwo-ehip,
Somerset count j, Ph.. ctainina: 110 acres,
more or lei, of w1ik.1i there are about $v a-re4
t.ie.il and aboot t acres In meadow, with s tw
story Lg dwellinc h..use and log barn thereon
erected, a0oiuina; lands ef George Ludy. Cjnrsul
V eichteneuer, John Ktshbergcr and others, with
the appurtenances.
Taken in execution the property of Joetah
Ovhn. st the suit of William Buhbenr, use of
h.T.l;l Stuflt and Margaret Buyer, Leeeiulier 14
178. 1 '' t
TEJSISCASJL,
EIK1AHKYLS.
Jan. I Sber.IT.
NE W A D VER TISEME TS.
OLD
1 I A
a speciaXty-.
HOLIDAY GOODS!
AT
REDUCED RATES!
What One Dollar Will k
Minco Meat.
Atmism's Standard, i nail T
Atmore's Slandurd, id ft pail 1 2u
Atm.ire's Standanl. is tiall uu
Oonlm iL till wort h's Kxtra Fancy, in glass.
quant anu nan ganooa.
Dried Fruits, &c.
10 rt. Turkey Prunes
d IV.- t? L 11
1 00
. 1 uo
, 1 M
. 1 0V
. 1 UU
1 ol
. 1 uu
. 1 00
, 1 00
1 uo
. 1 00
. 1 uo
iiv. . . r g rem. 11 I ruu ' 7
It. Sultan (seedless) Raisins
lbs. New Seedless Kaisins....
H It. New Muscatel K.ulr,
&' lbs. Choice Layer Kalstns
14' 4 lbs. New Currants
4 lbs. Jeghorn Citron
4 lt. Caudled Lemon Peel
4 lbs. Candied Orange Peel
li His. New K.itsins
1 lbs. New iJried Peaches
iu lbs. New Dried Apples
, I 00
Preserves and Jelly.
4 Stone Pots English Jelly
1 01
vo
1 06
1 00
1 GO
3 Pots Dundee Marmalade
10 Glasses Fruit Pre selves
11 Glasses Fruit Jelly
1 ran (3 in.) riutt jelly....
1 Pall ( lb ) Apple Butter
1 Pot Chinese ( linger ,
Ml
1 00
Spices, &c.
'i
h lbs. rure ifround Black reiper
. 1 00
. 1 00
e fhs. who
ins. noie maea repper...
V. Boxes O round Vixed Soice.
:dSc
, 1 uu
1 O0
. 1 uo
1 00
40 Pka-s. Bi-Car. ( Baking 1 sla.
t cans Colman s 1-j.glub Sluslanl
25 BagsSvracuse Salt
10 Boxer r Ine Table Sail ,,
. 1 u
I 0-1
1 00
1 00
4 Jars Knglisb Table Salt
i Bottles Celery Sa't
10 Cans Baking Pusdn
.ta-lf) lbs. Lvjav.Maiitard ,
1
Cheese.
4 lbs. Enir. IVjtry Cheese, Imrwrteil
I to
00
1 1'reatn Cheene
IS ll8. Nenlrlustcl Cheese
1 00
1 to
-jibs. Western Reserve Cueesa
PicWeg, Table Sauce, &c.
4 Bottles Celery Sauce
3 H-ittles Pickled Onions
1 04
1 uu
1 uo
1 10
1 00
1 0
1 00
1 00
1 no
1 00
110
1 VI
4 Kuttiea tlherkinf
4 Bi4tlesCaulitlower
4 Bottles Chow-chow ,
4 Bottle .Mixed Pick'
J Bottles Crns lilackwell'i English
Pkkle .
J Battles Italian Olive Oil
I Bottles Tomato Catsuu
Bottles Froiich Caers ,
Unities Spanish Olives
i siotllef Hallord Sauce
CANNED SOUPS, ETC.
3 Cans Chicken Soup
1 00
I u
1 PO
1 1
1 0-1
"x 1:111 soup
Turtle Soun V.
4 Cans Boston fatal Boau
itfalXilorUlg
Oat Meal, Wheat, &c.
-0 11 Fresh Oatmeal
10 IIk. Fresh Cracked Wheat
It) Ilia. Choice Barley
U lbs. No. 1 Rl.-e, Carolina.
12 lbs. No. 2 Klce, Caroiiaa
13 Iti. No. 3 Kjoa, Canilina
30 Hi. Cole N iy lieunj
4, Packnges Breakfast Mominv
lulba. I injur led ni Beans...".
I lbs lmporis-1 Black Beans
4 Desiccated Coooanut
J ins. Irish Moss
4 Packages Sea Slosj sarin
4 Packages Borax
8 Package (teUline
to Pi. PMri Tapioca
U lbs. Fiake Tnpioca
4 Pack.-.gcs Manioc ....',
4 Pa. kages French Juli- nno
11 lbs. Fresh Lentils .
10 Packages Fresh Farina...,
10 lbs. Lst India Sam 1
10 Package Fmiir
20 lbs. Oat .jroats
If Hit Pearl Wheat
lb. New Buckwheat
10 Packages Self-Haisinit Flour
3 Paek'iges Self liaising Huekwbcat
1 1 lb. W hole Hominy
aollis. Cirn Flour.... " ...
20 lbs Split peas
1 trt
1 ou
1 00
1 00
t 10
1 00
1 10
a
1 ou
1 uo
l
1 1.0
vt
1 0U
1 10
1 00
1 0,1
i
1
1 1
1 go
1 00
1 00
1 no
1 uu
1 00
1 on
1 00
1 00
1 Oft
FRESH CANNED FUIT.
oans rresh Apples.
.$1 00
. OU
4
s
7
t
i
3
t
California Aiuut4
iiuw.'jtiMMPtc..
,;cl Cherries
Y h U C herriea ,
Goofebeirlea...,, ,.
'-oiifocniat Jfapes... :
Puie Apple
(.HliHitnla Par
Buoiclt Peai
Fxtra cUo peaches,
Pie pcxw'&o, i
I 00
1 W)
J uo
1 w)
1 ou
1 00
1 00
1 ou
1 OU
1 UU
1 00
1 ut)
1 so
1 w
1 00
1 00
ir el low Peaches, 2 ft...
k luia n Plums
tun Plums
3 " California tgg Pluias
3 " '.age Plum"
3 California Oage Plums....
" KaipUrries
3 " tfolden Quinces ,
" Strawberries
t " W bortleberrles
1 tu
CANNED VEGETABLES.
Asparagus , j uu
bims Vmt, , 1 uu
fttr'-fia; Beiui 1 uu
ttuar Corn j oo
WuMlowaCorw 1 uo
okr.... i u
Ukraaad Touuttoen 1 wo
Marrowfat Peas 1 on
t.:irly June Peas 1 00
Oolden Pumpkin 1 go
Succotash 1 ue
Tomatoes. 3 h 1 fei
Tomatoes, (extra,) 3B 4a)
Soaps, Starchy
IS Bars India SD
1 IS)
1 0
, 1 00
1 ou
1 OS
1 00
I
1 v
a nars family
i:
Cakes W b! ICuasin Su....
14 Ban :
Uoitled renuaa Soup...
'Ji lsa.,'4 Wax Soup
.R4-kes loiiet iap
15 Bar Irish Suup
1 His. Imuorted Castile Soap ,
iu bars Standard Soap
34 Cakes Castile Soap
13 Cakes Sapolla
t) lb. Star Candles, t '..'
4 lbs. W ax Candles. ;
12 Packages eirrf i'.ves ih as St .rrh . . .
12 PaciaceJ Harvea' satiu Uloss Starcn...
' lbst Hotel Cindles, 14d
13 Packairex tJoru stareh
7 Boxes Starch Polish
16 Boxes Hag Blue "
sj Boxes Siltina- Blue
M Bottles Li.tuid blue "
li Boxes Lye
J Box. Shi Blacking: ""
13 Importol Bath Bricks "."11
T Hoitles Shoe Dressing....
30 lbs. Washing Soda
30 Sticks Sfve Polish. . .
40 packatres Wh Puwdef 11'.'.'.'.'.
2s los. Ptv; ltutlt
Ooffeo, Chocolate, &c.
5 Cikea English Vanilla. Chocolate
14 Cakes Cnowaala ,
4 Package Cracked Cocoa
i Packatres Kniriish Cocoa '."..
4 Packages Bromk
lu llis. CocoaShelU
45 Packages txtrsy-toi (Vilfee
2i Package Imported Chicory. ...... 1.
(Uerman Extra, t a; t.vee.i
V, lbs. Boaste.1 Java ld k,aOnlce
-l lbs. Boasted t,ya VHa.r Code
albs. Frfsh Witt-1 Cotloe. No. 1
CoAea fsled aver? morning 1
'4 . KuaMvd Kio OoBee. No. a
Sugar.
lb Powdere.1 Sutcar
f-i liis Crushed Suicar
II "ut Loat Suaar .11'.'.'.
10 It No. I (iranulated Sugar.
lo(4 It Standard A Sugar ...V.
U II ASugar(soft) '
UlnsBSugar
12'4 lbs Llglit Velin,,,.
13 Iti No 'i Vel Vw Sugar
H i ItuJiw Veikiiii Sagnr .'. '.
uu,
. 1 bo
. 1 60
. 1 00
1 00
vs
v
. 1 00
. 1 ou
. 1 00
. 1 no
. 1 Oil
. 1
ye
. I Mi
1 90
. 1 00
. 1 OU
. 1 00
. 1 00
. 1 00
I CO
. 1 00
. 1 0
, 1 Oil
1 11
I
1 DO
1 uo
1 00
1
1 00
1 00
. 1 00
1 00
1 M
, 1 ua
1 uu
1 uu
1 IW
. 1 uo
1 IK)
1 uo
TEA!
TBI OSLT HIT IS TH CITY ". I TOUT TUB
-CEL5bRATED-
Qarii (j(iM Tea!
The Ctlibralfd .urd-n lirawn TYa is
MiKlforl 00. ?l 20, l 40,
and $1 CO per Lb.
Iflh KJ.ir.lcn Omwn Tea at THbul rmi
desire.1, don't tail to mention U ia tu rder.
An excellent Tea, 'all varietie"), unco
As ia si)d at n'.U stuns as Best Tea im
p)i1vi seil at 69 and H) cents per pound.
(1 lbs. Vn
a lbs. Ne
2 lbs IJol
1 11.
II lha. rnrotored Japan Tea . ai f)
. tUrtiiili - - 1 UO
iMvpr To, New - - 1 00
Tea;
. tut. Biea(,!atTcB(Ncw) 1 to
('. V.Hi Ctiv
iril.Cn.iH
i-X 11. cim.i
2;, i!.Chol
ctciceureen lea - 100
..'teoce F-ng Break fast Teal 00
ClHik-etVilooic Tea, - 10
. Choice Mixed Tea. - 1 uu
ar A reduction of nvi crT per pound will t
allowed ua ail order of . raunii.
Sl'F.CIAl'UF4,
TI Ce!el'ratil trsnien trrwa Tea.
Tli Faecy " French Flag'' Flour.
VUe Ceicbrute.1 Snow Bint Fl"r.
The ielebmed Belimjiico Be.
. The Pur Vermont Maple Syrup.
The t. toe Ida Cua at unity Fruits t Vegetable.
tS'HOW TO SEND MONEY.gl
Send Twir Money by Registered Letter,
Prt Office IoneT Order, or Draft on
Phtfiimrgh Bank. Do not aend jour
Check.
sXrSea 1 tor 1 he Cataipgae aad Prke List.".
J.B. JEHKIHS,
Xo. 2S Fifth Ave.,
PITTSBURG, PA.
NtW ADVERTISEMENTS.
T E CHEAPEST
-WKST
ALLEGHENY
Bl ERS & BARN ETT,
SUCCESSORS TO 10HN T. B'.VMYER,
S03IERSET, PA.
We take pleasure in announcing to the public that we hare
JXTST ItEIVD a large ami complete slock of Hani
ware, which we intend to sell at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES!
Our stock is complete in all respects,
article usually kept in Hardware Store.
Blacksmiths tools and supplies, such as Iron, Norway Nail
rod Iron, Vulcan Horse-nails, Taper Taps, Horse Shoes, Fin-3
Sleigh-shoes and Cast Steel, A full line of Best Norway Iron.
Carriage and Tire Bolts, and Axle Clips. A complete stock of
Malleable Iron, Burrs, &c.,&c.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
comprising a full line of Rim and Mortise Locks, Cast and
Wrought Butts, acomed and plain, a complete stock of Nails
always on hand, also a full assortment of Glas.
CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
We have iiliavs on hand a complete stock cf Saws both
Hand and ;fs-cut, Axes,
Squares, Crr. passes, Bench and
We always k cn a full line
Powder-flasks, .Shot-pouches,
Shot-gun Pgwdcr, also a full
We have a complete line of
A full line of Saddlerv Hardware. comnrisin?r Sndillr.trrps
Buckles, Rings, Harness-pads,
In the Agricultural Department
Forks, Shovels, Rope, Chains,
brushes, etc., etc.
We make a specialty of Pocket and Table Cutlery.
Silver Plated Table Ware, Plated and Britannia Spoons.
Wc also make a specialty of Paints, Oils, and Varnishes, a
also Painters iools, etc.
We keep constantly
on
and
Pump, (porcelain lined)
lined. This Pump has taken
introduced.
AU ;?oods warranted to be
are Fair Healing, Quick Sales, and Small Profits
We challenge competition. Call and examine goods, and as
certain prices before purchasing elsewhere.
SATISFACTION GUAKAATKKIK
BYERS &
I cc. 4,
SHRIVEB ISROTHElis,
BUTTER
COMMISSION MERCnANTS,
IS"o. G2 South
BAll
KFI KIt BY PKUMISSIOX TO
First Namional Bank, and Westir.v National Ba.xk, of Baltimore,
and Chk.mical National Bank, New York.
Cards can be bad at the Express
SS I UN EE'S SALE.
1 be understarned Asilrnees of J. (. Kiiomel,
wiil utter lor sale at public auction on
Saturday, Februarj 8, 1 S 79,
at 1 o'clock p. w at Mineral Point, Somerset Co..
Pa., ail the right, title ami Interest ol J. O. Kiin
mcl. of. In and to the traits ul land lying and be
ing in IhelownshipaufMillordM'pperrand ower
Turkeytoot, Somerset county. Pa., aa descrioed
bcl.iw.
AllcjhertractsdccrilH below and any that
raay be unsold at Mineral Point will he ottered
lor sale at pubiic auction, at the lourt Huue in
Somerset borough, at 1 o'clock r. St. on
Monday, February 10, 187!),
No. 1. Two certain lots in the boroaifh of Som
erset, bounded by Main Croe street tn the eat.
Union street on the south. aui North street 00 the
north, adjoin tris: lot uf Mrs. Postlethwaite oh the
west, with Brick dwelling c wtainina modern lia
prnrementa aad other buikllnirs tbereou erecte.1.
No. i A rarus containing loo acres, of which Vii
acre are etear, 19 acres In meailow, with dwelling
bouse, barn aud other Improvement tnercu
erecte.1. within one-ha If mile of the borouzh of
Somerset, with a one Iruit orchard and 4u sugar
trees p anted last year thereon, portion ot the
same has lieeo limed; with Qiwinir tprinics in al
most every held, adroinlng rredcrRk Wellcr.
liuvid HnBani'and otners ; nine st oue quarry on
a.ijoming larox.
No. 3. uco acre In Somerset Twp., alolnir.g
Fre-lsrKK Wellcr, with dwelling house an.1 stable
thereon erected; ham flawing springr uu the
same.
No. 4. 28 acres of pasture land In S.aers-t Twp.,
port bottom laad. atjoiniiiK ( le-ire Oibaugn,
Henry U. Ywsg)$ and Charles Orithih.
No. "k 3U acres of pasture land In Somerset twp..
ailyotning lands vt Kudulpb Femer, Henry Ke la
ter, and Mahl Milier. part bottom lan-l.
No. 4. acre situate In Somerset tiorijgh.
adjoining A. J.Caseseer, -N. B. Snyder and oth
ers. No. T. 100 acres situate tt Somerjet township,
itfa Iraine dwelling hoaee and stable thereon
erected, adolnyig lanl of Jonathan Koontx,
enB 15a aer. James suuer aou otners.
No. s. A tarm situate la Allegheny t-wnh
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sltoltilnK Charles Huppert. John Shiiler S
Burket ami others. containing 20.'. acre with 200
acres of clear land, la acre uf mea-low, Swiss
tarn lull feet by 4 feet, ami Irs. tue ielljig. bouse
tbereuo erected, also tvue fruit orcharii thereon:
is n-r to school, eh arch aad store.
No. I t. A farm situate in 1'pper Turkerfiut
towhip, a.ijtillilng land uf llarrett Leer, irvin
Sullivan, Junn Marker, and others, euataliiing
17., acre, ot which 1:4 acre are c!eare.. 2u acres
lu meadow, atth. a frame dwling-hoase nearly
new Ham. and tenant-nowe thereoo erected, a
l.i nre fruit orchard; lira siooe oo the a-ly jnlog
farm.
iw. IV Th undivided J.nf a traet of l,n-l In
Milt'Xil township. a.l)ouung Valentine Hay. Wm.
Bromm, with saw mill, two boa-teand barn tbere
cb e reeled, a large asaoanl M pine ami oak lumber
Kill on the preuiise. T ue ol ner Interest in the
same are heid by Jacob M. W alter an.1 others.
No. M. The amiivlded Moi plot of land eoo
taiuiog 644 acre mure or less. In Shade Twp., ad
joining land or 1. Cable, Philip Wrtgnt, I.
Veyand's estate and others: abl plot 1 made up
of tre whole ut a survey warranted in tne aame ul
James lrunn. eontatnlug 4te acres more or ten.
and ol 212 acre being part ol a eontiiruous sre
warranted In the name of John Newt. Id.
No. IS. A parcel of laud at MJieral Point, Mil
lord Twp., containing ii acres, situate uu bh
idea of S. k M . P. K. B. ad joining land el Wel
imr l-ni'.iD.1 01 hers.
No." 1 The undivided 'cf 324 acrei of timber
land situate a tooycree n.iuiiii, aosauing
lands of Conrad Suy, aad others; imputed tu be
un-tertaid with eoai.
' No. w. The interest of J. O. Klmmel hi a lot of
rround mStaeiwet borough, with a frame .dwell-ir.g-bouse
theieoue reeled, adjoining H. F. Plck
lug oa the east, fronting on Patriot street.
No. 21. Two eontlKUoos lot of ground situate
oa tha west side of Main Cros street, Somerset
borough, a-ljolning N. B. Snyder oa the aorta
aivt H V. Schelluo the snath.
Kn M Tha andlT.ded 1-7 aart a ia
SuwwrsM borough (ltaata oa south side of PatxkX
NEW ADVE RTISEilEXTS.
HARDWARE STORE
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MOUNTAINS.
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comprises every
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Hatchets, Hammers Steel and Trv
Fancy Planes etc., etc.
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of Revolvers, Pistols. Shot-runs
Cartridges, Caps, Wads, Rifle and
line of Gun Repairs.
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Lamps, Lanterns, and supplies
Ornaments, etc., etc.
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we have a full stock of
and Curry-Combs, Hofse-
Mane
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and
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hand the Celebrated Cucumber
a cheaper quality that are nor
the Iratl of all others whercvet
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as represented. Our principles
BAENETT.
Street,
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Offioe, Somerset, Pa.
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sireet, with a dwellinc house an.1 stable thereon,
now in the oc:upancy of John L. Witt.
NK 27. A tra.-t ot land situate in Milford Twp..
on nort h side of Casseiman river, adjoining 'Peter
Beeghlcy anil M tiers, all timber land.
No. 21. ; A tract of timber land In Milford Twp..
containing a.res. on south side of Casaeltnan
river, adjoining Uo.1 of Peter Beegbley, Henry
Bittneran.l ot iters.
No. 2. The uivlivl let Interest nf J. f). Klm
mel In a farm situate in Mi I loci Twp.. 00 uta
si.se of Casselmaa river, known as the Bltner
arm. containing -73 acres, adjoining land of
. Cornelius Berkley and of hers.
Nik M A pan-el of timber land Io Milford Twp
containing il acres, ua nor,h si-le of Caaseluuu
nver.
No. 32. The un tlvlded Interest nfJ.O. Klmmel
In a farm on uth side ut 1'ai.selman river, ia
Mlltonl Twp.. known as the luD.1'1 larm. ailjoin
ing land! f iiarid W eimer. Forge trrct aad
others.
No. 33. A traofuacres of timber land m Mlt
forl Twp., oo Citsselinan river, a.tj-dnmg Peter
Beeghley, the Weiler larm an.1 others.
No. An undlrtlAd interest In a tract of II rati-r
lan. I In Miliord Twp.. containing 14 acres,
alo.niiig I. Snyder. Peter Bteirhly ainl others.
No 34. A parcel ol land In Milton! Twp , uo
Casselinan river, eontatnina II acres, adjoining
Jainb K. Bccghlcy's be Irs and others.
S 37. The undivided ,ol a lot in Mineral
Point. .Milford Twp.. with a dwelling Ixt l ami
stable thereon erected, atljoining lands of
and other.
No. 30. The bituminous coal, mineral and ism?
riicht to mine and take away the same under
acre near Mineral Point, adjoining land A John
A. Phillippi, Davhl Vounkln ami others.
TEK MS Ime-tMrd ia hand on roB&rmatkas of
sale, one-inird in six months with interest Irian
ciriliruMtion ol sale, one-third ia twelve saonflss
wita interest fmta conurmathia 1 f sale. Tea
per smm. to be mid a soon a property 1 kn.a;k
el down. Paiincnts to be tecurl hy jndvmeM
buadaoa the premises. H. LBAl.li,
J. .tll.r
Jan. 22 Asaiguees of J. O. KimmeL
"SMITH'S PATENT-
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SL'iiD 22A2S.
IsaNEf.'ESSITV. epHa!Iy asr the totro-
duetioa ol cast Iron sled !. li agktnr at tha
above eoitraving it practical 'jlsily will beapMr
ent. The rubtier sjirintcs arsua.tj'uste.l betwwow.
malleaiiie irns as u cutU-tly relieve the evace
ston iccasi.jneii by the caster striking a rock. !
or other soli i swtwtaM. Tkelerer may hedrawa
d..wn and secared m rake in manner like brake a
spring w atria. The srrins:s can be seed Hy a4tacs
eitloanyed. It iaSiuipie.Cheepaad Fuecte.
gives t&tire satislariion. WeeSet the nicht of
tecritory on terms that issare a wry handsome
pmhl. Persons desiring the right ol Siale. eouniy,
tn biwnsblp terrlt.iry. r a smgie pair of sprtng
will nadlltolbelr uriAttoauo-res
W.C.SMITH,
Ralnsburg, Bedford Co., f.
K. B- several pair .ell iu cure 04 Byersk bar
at. Somerset, and I pair with Jacob Bottirman,
Meyersdale. . Saav am
n 1 1 1 1 n S I "eluding Shoerrna Outf)t.T
Il 1 1 1 1 terjliun wsrrsnwu.
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