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The Somerset Herald.
The fint orjraa grimier of tbe seuon tp
Tered on our streets liut wet I.
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If your neighbor' rut bcconw possessed
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oewijr piante garden, tin lilin on tti
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A cow bclonio lo II r. John Holder
bum, of this place, recently itave birth to
uliiicm call. Ucu fort and Cambria not
heard from.
Ucv. Wakefield, 1 tie of Pittsburg, the
new Presbyterian minister, preached in
the churrh of that denomination Sunday
TI51E TA.DLE3.
morning and evcaioe.
1I4LTLMOBE OHIO B. B.
PITTSBlTBaH DITISIOK.
...,t.rMav 11.177. train oa ihl road
will deprt trera an eniv at depot, corner Qreut
ul eter Btreets,
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WEST.
MAIL.
MAIL.
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4:4 Pittsburg S-2 p. m.
All t ratal ran by Baluawr Tim 14 minute
hit r taaa Pittsburgh time.
Tb l.l press trala leave Pttlbarh I tt P.
M .rrmag at ouuotlvill M 40 P. AL, Mueral
ivint 12-1 A. M Ureters tbe Expree leave
,'.oberland ai 40 A.. M, arriving ajMlneral
r'nYsM 4.M..U0BoaUrUla:U A. M., Pitts
burgh 00 A. . .
The most direct and pleaaant rowt to the Eat
and Soaih Tta WalilufUit.mjr.
TtaruuKk Mali kaui at 14 a. W.. dally, ar
rlvrt iU aitiDRtaa at 00 P. . ; Battim. 1:1
r u : Ptitlailibta 1 1 a. K. ; New Vurk:21 a.
' : KicbBiaiHl l it a. u.
Ibruaiih Liprtaa. leaTlr tAir.m daily, ax
rUe at & Mhiuinoa at J a. : Bltlor. t
. m Kich6d JP. .; Phlladlpbla; i;U
r." a. ; J" Vork, 4:10 r. u.
Thni(h Mall trains dally.
Kiiiww tl daUycHt Sunday.
ArcomnxMlaU'in traiai and FayctM Ezreai
daily txcej Sawlay,
Ticket oBce. corner Flftk Arenac and Smith
ri.l sirrftf. and dpu eurarr Urant and Water
Strtrtfc Pittara:h, P-
K. -MiTH .Qeneral Ticket Airent
E. k- M V N IM A K , Kapt- Cood.IUtIII.
p. W. k B. IL raaa auaaxax rotT.
oB-aaarr it Miaaaa. voivt aaiLaoao.
ua and alter May U. ?t, trala wUl
tub ai followa, ooonecUnc with all paaaeafer tralnl
ob the P. W. k B. K. E. (MaU tralnl dally, Ea
preea daily axoept Monday.)
lbatb. aaaira,
HmllWoit Up.a. 10.k.
MaUEaat n:a.aa. 1 CO p. at.
Mall Ealt oubmoU with tiocal Wart.
Way Faatengcr Eaat...
Wy Panenger Wax.,
Mall Eaat
MaU Want
ExpreM Eaat
ExiTeM Wcat.....
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. 13 44 p.
. ll Ji p.
. 4 4ft p. ax.
. IM A. M
Hoys, don't fish in the dam.
Huw warm and yet how cold.
Sure cure tor diphtheria Trent' Cigar.
Court was very well attended last week.
Price are low at
Mr. A. . I'hl'b.
Flower seed may be aown now with
Mtety.
Johnstown is to have a circu on the
l?ih inst.
Ibiw the kavei do come, and the onions
lettuce have peas.
A dollar in .your hand i worth two in
tuollier man pocket
Suit from Ffieen Dollars upward, at
Hitclistetler' tlie Tailor.
Merchant will save money by buying
Treat Hand-made Cigars.
New Uitods almost every dv, at
Mrs. A. E. I'bl's.
lais Brns. are the cheapest Sign
Paiutrrs in Wettern Pennsylvaoia.
Bairinc the dust, the road for driving
art- very pood, and our people seem to be
erjet mg them.
New Boots and Shoe at Sol. Uhl'a in
tOiiles variety aDd cheaper than the
cheapest.
The Ust place to buy White Lead, Oil,
Varnish. Paint Ac, at Byer A Barnett,
Sinierset, Pa.
Alaij on band the Oliver Chilled
plow s nd repairs at Byers A Barnett,
Someret, Pa.
You can buy a Spring Suit at Hocbstet
ler'i the Tailor, cheaper than anywhere
else in the County.
Tn Morrison A Bro.'s Cough Sjrup
and Liniment, and get something good,
once. Price modem' e.
Dr. Sadler, Oculist and AurUt, Xo. 256
Pt nn avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa. Eye, Ear,
Tbruat and CaUrrh ajwcialties.
Call and git price of Kail. Iron, Glass,
Slum.-!, Hot Ac, before purchasing else
where. Byer A Barnett, Somerset, Pa.
Go to Holderbaum' to bur your car
pets ; 1.000 yards just received, consisting
t icerains, lottage llemp.iug, Mair ana
Floi : Oil-cloth's.
On Wednesday, May 7, I will receive a
lar-e stix a of Ladies' and Children's Hats
and Bonnets.
MkS. A. E. I HL.
CoKSEii Istoxk Latiso. The corner
sume of Comp's Church will be laid on
the S'.'d day ot May, 179, at 10 o'clock,
a. m.
Special attention given to orders by
mail at
Mk(. J. H. WxLTitm A Sxk,
''Fathion Barar,""
No. 6 Mammoth Block.
The BajtUt$ are making strenuous ef
i'lnn to save the Ml Pleasant Institute
In itu the bands ot the Sheriff. There
i a dt tit ol about (7,0(0 hanging over iL
Before bqyine your Spring Suit tlee
a iiere, vail and eaamiae the large and
well selected line of samples at W. Hoch
stetler's, the tailor.
The penalty of lying in Siani is to have
the mouth sewed up. How tight some
women we know of would have their
niouids acwed if that law were in vogue
here.
II xlisltller. the tailor, has the largest
anil finest lot ot Samples of Gents' Drees
Goods ever shown in Somerset. Satialac
tiou guaranteed.
New Goods just received at Country
man . A line of print at 5 cents ; a good
Joasted Coffee at 15 cents. Everything
tlfe proportionately low.
Wated. 100 Barrels of Maple Su
gar. 1.0(J0 Bushels of Potatoes.
l.tXH) Bushels of Wheat
For cash, or in exchange for goods.
Cook A Bkeeits.
Spring fever is raging, and the poor suf
ferers, like those of yellow fever In the
S.utli a few mouths ago, don't know where
to look for help except into rour cel
lars and your grannariea. And they do
lik.
Alaajs on 3T. A full line ot Millin
ery and Trimmings at
Mks. J. It Walter A Sos.
"Fashion Bazar,"
No. 0 Mammoth Block.
Uelutl.lc authorities' say the spring busi
ness tbus li bug teen highly taxiafactory.
Sales in UKh the wholesale and retail
branches of trade have eeh heavier than
lorjears, and payments are ' much more
promrHly made than usual.
The severe frosts of several nights last
week did considerably injury to tbe small
fi uit in this place snd vicinity. The cher
ries and pears suffered much.
On the first of May, Mr. Charles Fisher,
ol the firm ot Orton A Fisher, tolccouists,
retired from lbe partnership and the busi
ness will bereafter be conducted at tbe old
stand by Mr. Orton.
The Fayette Monitor says that the Con
nellsville Grays w 111 aocett the invitation
tendered them to tie present at the Soldiers
Keunion, to be held at this place on tbe
20lh of June.
Nine out of every ten group of young
ladies one overbears talking tin the street
or elsewhere, will l found to use tbe pro
nouns "he, bis or bim, just zw tunes
oftener than anytother words.
The building for the new cheese factory.
n the farm ol Mrs. James Marshall, about
three miles east of town is fast Hearing
completion. It is thought it will be in
running on or about the first of June.
The man with a straw hat is coming,
and "so is your sisters and cousins and
aunts" with loves ot spring bonnets.
Spring sunshine Is something to rejoice in,
but it will collapse many a picket book.
The first Treasury warrant tor the pay
ment ot arrears ot pensions was signed on
Tuesday, and it is lielieved back pensions
can be paid as rapidly as the accounts are
made up. or at tbe rate of a million and a
half a month.
A meeting will be held in Company G'
armory at hall past seven o'clock Friday
evening, to take steps towards tbe perfect
ing ot arrangements tor the proper obser
vation of Decoration Diy in this pluce. A
lull turnout of the Com puny and all others
interested is rerpiestcd.
Col. John It. E lie purchased at Sher
itTssale the Buffalo Valley Htilroad, run
ning between Bsrlin and G.irrett, for the
sumot thirty doll ire. S:icU names as
Scott and Garrett tails into iusignifi-
etnee along side of those of L and
bdie, tn rut raid circles.
Dr. Jjhnson Patterson and Captain M.
V. Sorlier, ot Stoystown, came down to
this place last evening, and they also re
ceived this morniug. by Pittsburgh Ex
press, two cans of young trout, which they
tuts afternoon dumped inio tbe Stonycreek
near their home. Johnrtoic Tribunf.
Ptrrauanttoictil published, goodly! CoCM Pkockrdiiioi Com. John' Suhdat School Cor
number of Somerset county's stalwart lie- H. Frits. A. A B, on InfonnatioB of Hen-, third ajinual-Sundayclw;
publicans assembled themselves in man ry Carver : not jruilty. the iuert; county
Lim. vs. lienrv uarver. a. at u, on in-: tiu. t-utu. .""".
meeting, on Tuesday, 7ih inst., in the
court bouse, to choose delegates to the
coming Slate Convention and transact such
C
will
Ju,veniiosi ot :
rrCB ot the
theUsiCeo-
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, : NIW XDVEBTISEMES1S,
NE WAD VERTISEXEXTS.
other business as was deemed necessary. Com vs. flenry Cwrver, A. A B., on in
and lor tbe good tit tbe party. Tbe meet-! formation of John J. Fritz ; not guilty ;
formxaioat,BaraJ.J'rili4 not guilty ; treville. Pa.,, May 27th, KJitk And 211th,
nroaecartri tataiT costs, i . i . lSiV. - ,
ing was called to order by Cant Ed B.
Scull, Chairman ot the C'juaty Com
niiltoe, who nominated Col. J. It Edie a
president, Hon. Daniel Stutft, ot Jenner,
and John N. Davis, of Eik Lick, as vice
presidents, and IL S. Endsley. Esq, and j Inforaaation of H. J. Picking ;
Lou. A. Smith, ot tbe Meversdale Can-', by tbe Court.
prosecutor to pay costs.
Com. vs. Elizabeth Bailey, adultery, on
information ol Rosanna Zimmerman ; not
guilty, r ? f t
Vom. y. Lvdia J. Berkey. larceny, on
uiscnargeu
A Positivb Pleasure. The facility
with which Leaoion'a Dye are used makes
it a positive pleasure to renovate oM, laded
and otscolored garments. Tuey are pre
iiared by Wells, Kicbardson A Co., Bur
liogton, Vt., and feive charming effects to
all kinds ot goods.
We are indebted to Hon. C. C. Mus?el-
tnan, member of the State Bntrd ot Acri-
cu.turc, tor a copy of the Agricultural Re
port ot the State ol Pennsylvania tor 178,
containing reports of the Stale Board of
Agriculture, the Slate Agricultural Socie
ty, the State Dairymeus' Association, tbe
State Fruit Growers' Association and ti.e
Sute College.
The davs have come m ben a man goes
borne to dinner to find the paper-hanger
in the diuiug room with hit board and
paste, and the eutire fcuiale section of tbe
bouse n a territile state ot excitement as
to whether the figure of the paper runs up
or down. He fathers from the pantry
anything eatat-le, and returns to his busi
ness reminded that the spring cleaning
season is at hand.
Boys are requested to take particular
notice of an advertisement signed by Mr.
John 11. Kauiner, which appears at anoth
er plac. in lo da) 's puper. Mr. K. in
tends to prosecute the Drsl one caugtil
lresH!ing. The dam has been slocked
with salmon trout, and be only desires to
protect them lor a few years until they
are big enough lo offer sport and be eata
ble.
Mr. Henry Zimmerman, the young Ger
man, who Lad ocen connnea in tue jau lor
lbe past six weeks charged with having
handed in tools to the prisoners w herewith
several of them effected their escape, an
account ot which was puLlished in the
Herald at tbe lime, came into Court and
plead guilty ol the charge. The Court
alter rttpuiring Mr. A. to give bull tor Lis
at'Dcarance at the next regular term, sus
pended sentence and the prisoner was dis
charged.
At a meeting of the Executive Commit
tee ff the 10th H-serves lteuuion at the
Somerset House, Thursday eveuiug, the
followiuK Itusiaess was transacted : On
motion ol George Snyder, a committee was
appointed to prepare and erect arcues,
tour of w hich it is proposed to erect on
tbe diamond ; also to prepare banner. On
um lion ot Alex. Huston, the Secretary
was authorized to communicate w ith all
members ot tbe finance committee, and
urge them to go to work at once and to
report to tbe Treasurer once every two
weeks. George T ay man reported that
Mr. E. K. Hyndman proposes to sell tick
ets on the P. A C. It It from Connehi
ville and all points west for fare one way;
from all points east of Conn;llsville at the
rate ot four cents per mile, round trip.
On the 5 o'clock train Saturday evening
there arrived at this place trora the State
Hatching House, at Marietta, two cans
containing young trout with which to
stock our mountain streams. Tbe min
now? were taken in charge by Mr. S. F.
Picking w ho proceeded to a point in Lau
rel Hun lour mile below town, and
dumped the fih in the stream. It is esti
mated that there were about twenty-five
hundred of the "little beauties" in the two
cane. Tbey were only about an inch in
U-ntth, but appeared to be in a splendid
condition ; only four ot them were tound
to have died when they were translerred
from the cans to the creek. Laurel Run
possesses ail tbe necessary advantages tor
a good trout ing stream, and it is hoped
lhal the minnows transplanted Saturday
will thrive and grow into "big fishes."
Last Wednesday evening Miss Ami
Morgan, of Westmoreland county, gave
an entertainment in the court bouse to a
small but select audience. A an elocu
tionist. Miss Ama is no' a success. Her
personation of character was poor, her se
lections were badly made and bad she
spent more time in committing and less on
her toilet, she could have recited the piec
es she had selected for thc.t purpose to a
much better advantage. The object, to
raise sufficient funds to comple her educa
tion. Mis Ama has in view, in giving
public readings, is a laubable one, and al
though we tear she has mistaken hei call
ing, we w ish her success, and hope that
when she is through, her education will
be so tboroueh and complete that she will
not again afflict a Somerset audience with
one ot her readings.
Tbe entire time of the Court was taken
up last week in the trying ol criminal
case. I ne trials tuai rxciurt. nn mu
interest were those ot the Commonwealth
t. Walter Uadgraft, charged with biga
n. Jesse Bauchman chanted with assault
and battery with intent to kill and Eliza-
1 betb Bailey charged with adultery.
liadgratl was con video in manner anu
form as be stood indicted, and was sen
tenced to undergo aa imprisonment in the
Western Penitentiary for a Jtfriod f iigh
teen month. Bangbmaa was found guilty
on the third count ot" the indictment, and
.,.., .n.i.nl htr ihJ tVinrt io nndereo an
. o ewu. wvvn - - - - c
The btst and cheapest goods in town at I foiurisonrnent in lbe Western Penitentiary
sirs. J. K. W ALTER A Sos, jor eighteen n
VFasTiion 1 azar."
Ku. (j Mammoth Block.
Alexander II. fkrnhena was so roor
hen be commenced tbe practice of law
that be bad to live on 6 per month.
This is said to be tbe secret of bia assist-;
We to poor young men, over fifty flf
bom be baa assisted to t liberal educa
tion, j
mtrcial, ' as secretaries ; the gentlemen
nominated were unanimously elected and
the meeting was duly organized.
Captain Scull in a brief speech returned
his thanks lor tbe honor conferred upon
him in calling him to the position be held
during the year : announced that the offi
cial term for w hich lie bad been elected
bad now expired, and moved that tbe
meeting proceed to the election of a Coun
ty Chairuiaa. Carried. Col. Kii. Scull
nominated Josiah Keller as i nairnian, ano
he was enthusiastically aud unanimously
elected. Next in order, Deleg.te lo
Stale Convention were called for. As lo
Senatorial delegatus, it was announced
that Fulton appointed last year, and that
Bedlord bad tue appointment this year
next year Somerset will appoint two Leg'
illative and one Senatorial Delegate to the
Si ate Convention. Gen. Kooniz nomina
ted Col. E. D. Vutzt, ot Crania ; Aucus
tus C. Davis nominated Wui. li. Frtase.
liolhot these gentlemen were unanimous
ly elected. Ou motion ol Kooser tbe dele
gates were empowered to substitute alter
nates should occasion arte. Airreed to.
Col. Scull now briefly addressed the as
sembled Republicans. He said in effect
that vast dissatisfaction bad existed and
still exists in regard to recent primary
elections, aud with the manner ot nomina
lion ; it had led to evil resulta. There
were allegations of fraud, bribery and cor
ruption, but he believed there was misin
formation in regard lo these chargea. A
the editor ot the Herald, be, had invited
the closest scrutiny, which invitation was
disregarded. From this be was led to be
lieve that the charges do ottt exist in fact.
but that dissatisfaction continues lo exist
cannot be denied. In deference lo au 'al
most universal demand be offured the lot'
lowing resolution :
lletvlctd. That at the next ensuing Re
publican Primary election the voters of
tbe several preciucl be requested to select
two delegates each, who shall act as re
turn judo's ot said elections who shall al
so at the s une time assemble in convention
for the purp tse ot perfecting rules and
regulations tor the future nomination of
Republican randiUalts.
Gen. Koonu amended tiiut convention
nominate candidate for Poor Director ; he
was opposed to the expense ot holding a
primary election lor Lut one office. Col
Vuizy claimed that the resolution covered
that ; be was in favor of the present sys
tem being continued up to tbe- assembling
ot the convention. Mr F. J. Kooser
wanted the system purified, admitted that
the situation was grave, but thought the
resolution conflicted with tbe power of the
meeting. Mr. J. G. OIe. desired lo amend
by adding that ail rule incompatible with
the resoiutton be and are hereby repealed,
Gen. Koontz thought it entirely within
the power ol the meeting to suspend the
fuueuons of the comuiutee men aud return
judges. This meeting represented the
party ; it was the original.founlain of pow
er, and could do as to it seemeth lit. Jlr.
ivojser opposed the susitensiou ol the re
turn power ot the committee men. Cap
tain Ld B Scull said that only in a tew
balance ere committee men elected in
ctnaiuly not more than seven cases, if
many and that he bad declined to ap-
poiul in lbe remaining disiricis, preterring
that his successor in oltice, w ho bad to
deal with tuem, should appoint them.
Cob Yutzy tllilaiued that the functions ol
tbe committee men would reach up to the
holding ot the next primary election ; that
with tbe election ot the delegates tn con
vention the functions ot the committee
men ceose. Gen. Kooniz suggested that
as but a few cominuu.-e men were elected,
in these districts one committee man and
one delegate, bolii lo serve as delegates
and return judges, be selected. CoL bcuil
claimed Ibis meeting as tbe Very fountain
Dead ot power in the party. Oue ot the
principal objections to the present system
was aiiainst the committee men ; it was the
feature our people wanted to correct. Gen.
Koontz withdrew bis amendment, as all
power to elect is relegated to the locxl dis
tricta. Mr. Kooser withdrew bis amend
ment aud tbe resolntton was unanimously
adopted.
Alter considerable discussion, m which
ex-SbeiilT Kneper, Postmaster Davis, and
a tew others, took part ; tbe following res
olution was otlered by Gen. boomz :
Jtftolrtd, 1 hat the rule to elect commit
tee men at the ensuing primary election
be and is hereby suspended.
lbe action ot the meeting, lias for the
past few days, been the theme of consider
able discussion, and a very general feeling
of satisfaction seems to be prevalent tbal
the party has taken ibis decided step to
wards the punucaiioo ol our present pri
mary system. 1 be convention, it is
thought, w ill not meet tor some months.
which will give ample time for discussion
and criticism.
I). B. Wilson is the name of a plucky
farmer wbo lives near the Jackson House
in this county. He is also the owner ot a
saw mill, and about six weeks go, while
working near the mill, a log rolled against
his right leg and broke the bone between
the knee and ankle. He was hauled to
his home directly dfierward, hut when it
was proposed to send lor the docior to ad
juri tbe fracture he peremptorily said
"No. It will take halt a day to get one
here, and then I'll be charged twenty-five
or thirty dollars for a tew minute' work.
Get me some email strips of wood and
some bandages and I'll fix the break my
self." His famliy objected, but be had made
op his mind and could not be moved. Tbe
strips and bandages w ere procured, and
with the assistance of a son, who helped
to pull tbe leg into its proper shape, the
fracture was adjusted and the member
splintered and bandtged. Wednesday
Mr. Wdson made bis first appearance , in
town, and be says be is getting along just
as well as it be bad employed a dozen doc
tors. He walked on home-made crutch
es, but was able to set bis foot on tbe
ground, and be is confiJen'. that the limb
will be as straight and sound as it ever
was in a week or two. There are very
lew ruen wbo wonld have bad the nerve
to act as he did under tbe circumstances,
and although bis selt-trestment has been
successful we would not advise everybody
who meets with a similar accident to run
the same risk.
Our popular young friend, ol drug fame,
Mr. C. N. Boyd, has purchased the drug
store of Mr. Sjieers. at Somerset, and will
take charge ot it tomorrow. Mr. Boyd is
A No. 1 druggist, and the Somerset peo
ple will find him a pleasant gentleman to
deal with, and we hope tbey will bestow
a liberal share of their patronage on him.
We are in hope that Charley will realize
bis highest anticipations in his venture,
and that bis avoirdupois will increase by
breathing the health-giving atmosphere of
that valetudinarian locality there is no
doubt Fayette Monitor.
Mr. Boyd took possession of tbe drug
store on the 1st of May. He is genial,
gentlemanly young man, and we join
with tbe Monitor in wishing him success.
Mr. Geo. Cobaugb, of this township, has
a colt, sired by Henry Kiester's black
horse. Mentor, for which he was offered
and refused (75 when it was a week old.
Mr. Cobaugh holds the colt at f 100. Mr.
Keister, last week, bought a mare colt.
sired by the same horse, for $3o. Mentor
is a three quarter blood, aired by llef
fley imported horse Nigger imported from
England, and is standing this season at
the stable of the owner, two miles east of
Somerset, and at the stable ot Mr. Cope,
in Berlin. The prices paid for these colts
show that it pays to breed to Keister's
horse. Parties around Berlin pronounce
Mentor' colts the best in the county.
Alex. Shaffer is one ot tee pioet success
ful and enterprising Carmen in Jenner
township, and has one of tbe be?t little
(arm in tiat township. He has 80 acres
oo which he this spring put one hundred
loads of mapure,' atid after teodios hi
stock well throuzh the past long and e-
i rere winter, ha a quantity of bay and
Com. vs. David Riddle,' John Kiddle
and Elizabeth Riddle, larceny, on informa
tion of Edward Collin ; not guilty.
Com. vs. Walter G. HadgratT. bigamy,
on information of J no J. Reynolds; guilty;
sentenced to pay costs of prosecution, a
fine ot i and undergo an imprisonment
in the Western Penitentiary for a period
of 18 month. V
Com. vr Henry Zimmerman, htrnlshing
tool for Drisoner to escape, on mtorma
lion of Edgar Kyle ; pleads guilty ; sen
tence suspended.
Com. vs. Jesse Bauebman, A. & B,
with intent to kill, on information ot Ira
H. Miller ; : guilty ot sirirravated : assault,
sentenced to pay a fine of $-' and undergo
an impriaoonMot ie the Western : I'eniten
tiary, at hard labor, silitary confincmejt.
lor a period ot I year ana u monine.
Com. vs. Beni. F. Johnson, A. & B
with intent to kill, on information of Jesse
Baughman ; guilty ot assault ; sentenced
to pay a fine ot f 1 and cts. and to ue in
the custody of the Sheriff until sentence is
compiled with.
Com. vs. Georee Miller and Andrew
Couehenour, mat. mis-, on information of
Daniel Costello ; not,guilty ; pros, to pay
costs.
Jexxer X Roads Items Peck SmKh
is "on deck again." He will have the
management of tbe cheese factory ut this
place.
Farmers are very busy preparing for
planting corn and attending lo their other
spring work.
A number of bone buyer from the east
have visited this town lately, wanting to
purchase horses.
A great decrease in tho number ol
"tramps" traveling through this country
is noticeable, a thing that is unaccounia
ble here by many ol our people.
An alarm of fire was sounded on Wed
nesday last, when some of our people com
menced to hurry to tbe scene, w hlch prov
ed to be tbe barn of C. II. Kautz, located
atiout half a mile east ot town. It seems.
during tbe day, Mr. Kautz and son were
cleuuing up in a field close to tbe barn and
in order to destroy some rubbish that bad
accumulated, sot fire .to tbe suue ; slight
breeze at the lime increased to high wind
and it is supposed a spark was blown into
the barn and caused the conflagration.
1 he barn was a total loss.
A number of "croakers" are already
beard complaining of "Jack Frost" haviug
made clean work with the fruit
- Three or four days ol last week gave us
unmistakable evidence that winter was
still lingering In the lap of spring.
Tbe cheese factory located at this place
was opened for the reception of lr.ilk on
the 29th of last month, but owing to some
misunderstanding about "drivers on the
different routes, a number of the patrons
have failed to come to time in delivering
their milk. Things are now working htr
moniously.
Among certain things to remind us of
the near approach of spring, was tbe ap
pearance upon our streets a few davs ago.
ot the harp and violin, lollowed a day or
two afterwards with the organ grinder,
but the absence of tbe monkey, caused
grave uncertainties to enter tbe minds ol
some ol young America, who are now
confident that spring lime has not yet
come.
E. Buttenck A Co s., Patterns at
Fashion Bazar." Send stamp for Cata
logues Ac.
4IR3. J. It V ALTER JC XiS,
No. 6 Mammoth Block.
aESCARTlLE APPRAISEMENTS.
sieaier la Mertasndi, a.-., in Somerset ex.
: lake not Ire, that la paraaace M tbe (rrcral Acts
i ol AwewBly et this Coatmuawealtk. lo provide
j laecaaa lo But the deaiaad ap the Trearary
Tuesday Evening, 7 o'ctrk: 1. Prayer of MereaaiUe taxes tor uidowty. ha prrprt
nit nntiu mHtinr. V ? a ItH of trade- ta aakl euaaly. cad placed eeh
2. Tbe Sunday-school Convention, it
work and inffuenc. opentd by Wat H.
moo RAM
It is mystery w hy some farmers w ill
lake doubtful chances in tbe color of their
butter by using carrots, or the crude pas
try and strong-smelling annatto, when the
Perfected Butler Color ol Wells, Richard
son A Co.. Burlington, Vermont, gives the
very best results in color at a very Inning
cost
I have disposed of my stock of Drugs
xc, to Mr. G. r. Uoyd, wbo will carri
on tbe Drue business 'at tbe old stand.
thankful to my friends for their liberal
patronage, I would respectfully solicit a
continuance of the same for my successor.
G. W . SPfcEHS.
Somerset, May 1st, 1879.
Notice. The County Commissioners
will sell, on tbe premises, the rep tir
ing of the bridge across Quemahouin!;
creek, at tbe point where the public high
way leading from Stoystown to Johnstown
crosses said stream, near the house of Dan
el W eaver, in Conemaugh township, on
Saturday, the 24th day ot May, 1S71), at
ball past 11 o clock, a. m.
Wm, M. ScmiocK.
Clerk.
Cash Boot and Shoe Stoke. All per
sons that wish to buy boots, shoes and
gaiters, for as small a sum as possible will
consult their own interests best by calling
and examining tbe new stock of goods just
received at t be Cash Boot and Shoe Store
of Solomon Ubl, as he is determined that
no reasonable person shall have any cause
of complaint against either the - quality or
price of hut goods.
SOLOMON LHL.
The following letters in the Postofiice,
at Somerset, Pa, if not called for by June
1st, will be sent to tbe dead letter oflire,
viz:-;. ..-,.- v '
Babcock Perry, Braks M iss Lizzie, Cole
man Malinda, Coleman Miss M. M., Fish
er Rev. Francis, Glodfelty Willie, Gard
ner Peter, Gonser Isaac. Hauger Jacob,
Mccarty John O., Hale Miss Mollie, Lohr
Miss Saloma, Pratt Mr. C. C. Ishetltr
Miss Malinda, Shaffer Mrs. Ellen, Spencer
Wm.. Salen. Samuel S., Yoder Jacob.
A. C. Davis.
P. M.
May 5th, 1879.
month at bard labor.' solitary
confinement bauebaian 1 A atplid Ger-
- , . ;.' -Mr ri er anit In
U, '1 V ,1. II " W I ... . . . . . .. -
sentence creali-d great deal ot comment raw ML tie sj tnat in tw mteen
from persops who were in AUtndance at ! S"&? "C ha worked th: farm be has
Court and were famil'M with tbe tact of j only M ope poor crop.
the case. The general opipion setrn toj
be that tbe sentence ia too severe, and a To tbe Pi nLlc. The undersigned are
movement is being act on loot to petition preiatred with oae ot tbe leading Light-
Ibe Board of Pardons for remission. Mrs. ning Red ol the day, pure copper, which
i Bailey's character, u not use ta-sar w lie, are pronounced ty an acientinc men
A number of Adam county farmer are tor virtue and chastity, wa ustoined by a j ol tbe day to be tbe cheapest and best as a
sJvertiaiog ia the local paper, cauikming ' verdict ot not juilty at the hands of twelve j conductor, which we offer very low And
partus not to negotiate certain notes, given of her countrymen, and she was again set , on good terms. All work done in the beat
in pa mcnt to certain patent rieht parties at li berty lo crjoy those unalienable right manner And satisfaction guaranteed or no
i wind mill or grain Ua "They de- Accorded to every good AmericAA citizen, pay. Send in your order. Repairing
pounce the mill a swindle And desire to, namely, life, liberty and the pursuit of promptly Attended ta : -bvt
ill pome, be on tbeir guard. happiness. I Rhoad Bros.
Honor From EfROPE. It is conceded
on all tide that Dr. Ayer' Pills are above
comparison with other medicines. Unit
ing tbe best elements known to tbe chem
ist, tbey are particularly effective against
tbe numerous stomachic disorders for
which they ar recommended as a cure.
These pills are so mild, yet searching,
that tbey are often prescribed by doctors
who otherwise do not favor patent medi
cines. Indeed, with the Irmts ol Or.
Ayer's genius in the shape of Pills, Sar-
saparilla. Ague Cure and Cherry Pectoral,
one might with impunity travel through
tbe swamps ot tropical America, or follow
Stanley on his travels through the interior
of Africa. lm'rrfrTO Yw ran (Jen
Dog.
Wheat axd Rtk. April returns to the
Department of Agriculture show that tbe
average of Winter wheat is about one and
one-half per cent greater than last year.
1 bis increase is due mostly to the transler
of spnng sowings to fall sowings in tbe
ft est and Aorta west L nless spring sow
ings increase beyond present expectations,
there will be a reduced aggregate of wheat
acreage in 1S79. The wheat in the ground,
taken a a whole, is about two per cent
below the Average. The crops in some
sections was unfavorably affected by the
fall drought. And in others by the absence
ot snow during extreme winter cold.
With Average crowing conditions, howev
er, it will make a very large crop ot win
ter wheat Rye has fallen off about four
per cent, in acreage, and is about four per
cent below the average. It follows the
general analogies ot the wheat crop.
The excellent water power of the Youzh-
iogheny has at last been taken Advantage
ot at Ohio Pyle Fails, and tbe place bids
fair to. become a manufacturing point very
soon. The old mill has been converted
into a wooden bowl factpf r. and the firm
ot Messrs. Farley, Roberts & Co.. turn out
large sized bread bowls in about a minute
and a bait We understand that a pump
work is About to be started At the Falls,
and that other branches of industry have
been projected. Work ha been begun on
the new s miner hotel of Col. Stewart,
and it will be pushed to completion as tap
idly a possible, so that bv the tall of the
year it will be finished. The ok) hotel
has been leased by M. Hampton Collins,
And will be refitted in hadVwie style with
tbe furniture for the new hotel, so that
"OhioPyle" will be the Cresson of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad At an early
day. The first cheap excursion to the
Falls will be ua Decoration Day. i'k
retra standard.
Itunrx-.L
Wednesday Morning, b'clock 1. Or
ganization and reception or delegate.
. 2. Report from school. Including : j
1. Name of Superinlentkjxt -
2. Number of officer am teachers.
8. Number of scholar. 1 ;
4. Average Attendance. T '
5. Amount of 4ntribtf ' s for tbe
year. ' r'"' ' " '
Wednesday, 8, p. x. T ""- ney
tbe Sunday-school be mad k wiui
the "Couiuicn Schools" ie acy And
requirements? Rev. J. Wi J'twoberrer,
51 r. Oliver P. Shaver. f "
2. Topic : The teacher' work and how
to use it 1 '
A. Before tbe session ev. Wm. M.
Spangler, Oliver Knepper. ? ,
B. During the session Rev, J. W. Sny
der. Samuel Pbilson.
(1 Alter the session Key. Sboap, J.
M. Baker. 1
Wednesday Evening, 7 ofclosk Topic
The present system of lessen.
A. Its defects Rev. J. J, Welch, M. C.
S.icicber.
B. Its excellencies PevfPfaelcr, Wm.
Rink. I
C. Its possibilities Rev.iL. L. Seiber,
G. AL Baker. S
Thursday Morning, 9 'clock Child
ren's Meeting, addressed by Rev'. Smith
and W In 1st one, r
There will be a question nox open dur
ing the convention, tor all iqaeaUona rela
tive lo Sunday school woritt Lome one,
come all. S ;
Rev. L. L. SSber,
Rkv. A. M. VThrtstwse.
Rev. J. W. PtkFrxBEBOZit,
MB. WM. 11. I -XI
Mr. Samckl futxsoK. '
Executive Committee,
1
A Remarkable Repcl It makes no
difference bow many Physicians, or how
much medicine you have ttied, it is now
an established fact that Gman Syrup is
the only remedy which Ms given com
plete satisfaction in severe cases of Lung
Disease. It is true there ire yet thous
ands of persons who are predisposed to
1 hroat and Lung A! lections, Consumption
Hemorrhages, Asthma, Setere Colds set'
tied on the Breast Pneumonia, Whoop
ing Cough, Ac, who have no personal
knowledge of Boschee's German Syrup.
To such we would say that 50,000 bottles
were sold last year without one complaint
Consumptives try just one bottle. Regu
lar size 73 cents. Sold by all druggists in
America.
-i
Advertising Cheats. It has become
so common to write the beginning of an
elegant interesting article ind then run it
into some advertisement that we avoid All
such cheats and simply call attention to the
merits of Hop Bitters in a plain, honest
terms as possible, to induce, people to give
them one trial, as no one who knows their
value will ever use anything else.
I received on Saturday 'last, an entire
new line of Ladies' and Children' Cottou
Stockings, of the newest and handsomest
styles; all prices. Call and examine the
styles and prices.
31R& A. LHL
Sale 3,Mu aau all aalclAJklca, lw Li, Ul tud.
Take nee lee ' a!) who af ctareraed lo tbl ap
prxiKiBvut, tlial an sppeal wtU l.e htild at the
I'mmwioDery UH.t. In Snerkt, t th Sa h
l.y ot May. A. LI., WJ. btea the kr uf a.
m., nn loVUxk. it. ai.. wheu and whsre rua iuy
ta that riaM which to him appear Jat and rt-ot: yatkiB proper -
to-wlt: I . ... ' M S:f . .tT-
.. i virx-i;v nj a ifrt-7r.
AIXEQHENTTWP.
MrUilrrl.
A'cava, ' '
KUtlnaw It Bra.
U. W. (Mir.
John M. Srhrttfk.
ADDISOXTWP.
Ketailert.
Lteon Braa.
M. A. Roe. Son.
H. L J a A bru
A. U. tray.
Wax. Eadstey A Sow,
VEKUX xtOM.
Mftailer:
Dental Heffley.
8. A. A J. O. PhlUon,
Mr. J. B. Walker.
Fourbaoirh A Jvhaaou,
A. U. Fluto,
Pant i. Nowaa,
Wat. aaBUBin,
PhUMcAttr,
E. L Cook.
I.A.BrubaaT,
era IgBEiUFrsa
14. 7 OT i virtae or ren
' ' IjiMued wit at the C
H i VI, SuaierMt Co- Pa.. a
SALE.
S. 8. Shafler,
ttattl.
' Btnttrt.
IS
. la
14
i
14
13
sundry wtti of Fiert FxeJa
Coert vt Citnaioa Plea o
SuaierMt Co., Pa., and t ne dirrcte-l . I wlil x
noie to ale by fm'ji'x outcry, at Ue Carx Hew
lu Sut&erset, ua .
, Fridny, May 30, IS 5,
tit tuiiuecuc deetTibtd
;rpiTons notice
', Atn Urlwo Conrt hest at 8aierrt. la mt
Sjt SomifTiei t'owatr, urn tke tod day of May. 1"T.
orlvretlie 11 jnw iljie tbe J.lir: ih-r-r, ta tse
auttr tf tbe eotjl l Annanla H'rtlrv. kui .
lrnied (lie t rt afbolal Wax. H, k,K)t,
tl. An lll,.r le flx iomn. t- make n l report a
, dlMiibntiua f tli taod la the hand uf the
I Trastre W an t Biwxig txw trgally entitlt
i thereto
IretheCoort,
WM. M. FBF.ASE, Clerk.
i NuiWe b heiebv el ma. tbax I will attal ta tha
' datieor thcabwTA appolaitceat, at my office In
the krp,ib tl S-nerel, Ml Tawtay, MjjIT,
W. U. KOOXTZ.
; May: Aailhor.
at t e
real
HARRIED.
LEASCRE SHAFFEX. April Cth,
by Rev. J. II. Pershing, aV tbe residence
ot the bride s parents, Beat Stoystown,
Mr. Jacob Lcasure. of Westmoreland Co.,
to Miss Hannah Shaffer, of Somerset Co.,
Ia.
RlCn A R DS XE FF. April 19, 1879,
at Jenner X Roads, by tbe same, Mr. Ab-
ner C. Richards, of Bedford County,
to Miss Lizzie 31. etr, ol Somerset Co.,
Pa. ' - ; .
BIKER WABLE.-ilareh 20. 1879.
at the residence ot lliraht Wable, by A.
Evans, Esq., Mr. Peter A. Baker to Miss
Louise C. Wable, both f MiJtord Town-
SNYDER CASEStF V.rrh 9th.
187'J, at the residence v. ofoe; beide' pa
rents, by the Rev. F. St Hickok. Mr. W
L . Suvder to Miss Lmre Casebeer. all of
Richardson County. Neb., and formerly of
somerset touuty, ra.
DIED. .
SHAFFER April 11 Albert WHL in
fant son ot Aaron Shaffer, aged 7 months
and -tt days.
SMITH. April 28th, Edgar Jacob, in
fant son of Jacob and Catherine Smith,
aged 10 months and 2 day.
BARRON March 1st. 1879, Charles,
inlsnt son of W. 11. and Erucilla Barron,
of Middlecreek Up., aged 4 , months and
,j aays.
WALKER. May 1st, Albert Carrol,
son of Jacob F,. Walker, aed 1 year and
38 davs.
nEMMIN'GEli May 4th, AramintA
Alice, daughter of Cyris Hemminger,
aged 1 year and 26 days. .
SOMERSET MIABKET
Currectad by Coo a t BaniT.
BBiLxaa ta
CHOICE CF.CC CRIES, FLOUR A FEED
Apples, dried, V A ...... .....4c tote
Aletuuer, ral - VHiDOe
Mran. f iw a lie to 1 00
Hatter, A (ken) l'4.'i to V
u 9a y-.ni , -
Buckwheat, fl bnhet eietoMo
meai, iuv x -....ji ,t to ax us
Beenrax. V A .26e
Baecio, BuuMer, A................. ...... 5e
nuea, " ff
" conntry hams, A..... Stose
Cora, (ear) bushel 6ue 9 luc
Corn. (hclletl) V buhal Sue to Toe
Onrn meal ft A fe
Call kin. "fl A 10c
KK. Xjs lae
(lour, V bul Alio
Flaxseed ) to., (M ) - 76c
Hams, (raicar-eareiil V S to 10c
LpL A Set 10c
Leather, re.1 't 3UQ30
" aiitr - estj'oe
" kit.. - - I.'e
Mlddllnai, aad ch.e luUA.. 11 il
Uata, be X:itc
Poauea, w na ......!. e
Peaches, dried, fl StoTe
Hye fiiu.... .......4M loaue
Rairs. W A Se
Sail, No. L V bbl.extra 1 tl
urouna Ainm, per mck ...... i so u at T
Ahton. per sack 4 OS
Suffir, yellow f A frtf 1
" whit . loQUUe
Tallow, A fe
Wheat W bus SOfiWic
Wool, f I XhH
NE WAD VER TISEME NTS.
SSIOSEE'SSALE.
by vi rtne of a cerree of Jhe Court of Common
Plea o! S"TOeret county, the toUuwlar named
Tatnabie tract nt laad, the property of
Valentine J. Miller ol 4aemahoaina Twp
will he aoLlat bubli9 onterv. ia Sturatuvw Hur.
ouxh, at the tfotel of Captala ILte, on
Saturday, May 24, 18T8,
at I clock P. M.
No. 4. A farm, krjrwn a the : Smith farm.
in SutnerM township. eoBtatoina; l'W arrea, ad
joining laruli of J' iah Lir, Franklin Harn-
nan, ana otnera, oa wuica is a new ptaaa noaae
and liable ; the laud bcin; in a food Mate of cultl
vation. '
Mo. A A tract of land Mtwat in Somerwt Twn.
known tbe Ephralm Sfcader land, containli
i acre, adjoining lamta of narry snaaer. jacou
X.Miller ant Jostah Utnd. th laad ia aim In a
good Mate of rnliivatiea.
TEKMS. One-third ia bawl, oa eonflrantioa of
tale, ol one-third in six moatha, balance la one
year with interest on deferred payments from day
of talc Tea per eeot of the parch xdjobk
must be paid when tbe (awe it knocked down.
3Jy; Aaxijpie.
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14 ; e
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14 7 0
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foot
14 7 SO
14 7 CO
& CO 00
S.FalliwafcfJa,
BROTHER TALLET.
mnuurt.
Henry LaadU,
Itaniel chultx.
- CONFLUENCE WUL
Uttailtr:
II. A. Bos k Sum,
A. (I. Black A Sob,
J M Dodds,
Mouotala A Co.,
a U. Orutf,
Brown A Broc,
llotrlt.
Soott Sterner,
li. F. Frasee,
COXEMACQH TWP,
B'Uilcr;
HlnmJ. Boyt.
Jacob J. Eab,
Uottl.
Aaarxuta Koehkr,
ELKLICK TWP.
Mtlmiltr.
W. K. Oetty.
QBEENTILLE TWP,
Krlailrr.
Mrs. M. niodfelty,
Hottl.
Fredeiiek Dorr,
JEFFERSON TWP.
Rt toiler.
Henry Sihlaa-,
JENXERTWP.
Rtlttlrrt.
Peter Cover.
W. S. Monran.
Josiah .1. Ontlitb,
J. J. BioBich,
Mr. S. J. Corer A Sou,
B. S. Fleck,
. JENNERTOW BOK.
Retailer.
Franklin Sipe, 13 10 CO
Hotel.
Jerome Bowman. 60 00
LARIMER TWP.
. Rrlailtri.
Herman Johnson, 14
J. F. Biltner. 14
Dittillrr.
Jesse Baualiman. . 8 Si
LOWER Tt RKEYFOOT TWP,
Retailer.
MIDDLECREEK TWP.
Retailer.
C. B. Moor. LI CO
MILFORD TWP.
Retailer:
Watte- A Trux t, U
J. M. Saylor, 14
Miller A Co . 14
S. A. Haines A Son, n
I. H. Wollensberaer, 14
H. A S. H. Saylor. 14
Hotel.
Joseph Scbrock.
MEYBRSDALE BOR.
Ritailert.
14
T 0)
7 00
T
7 00
12 Ul
7 W
7 00
7 00
E. Wine land.
J T. Shipley, .
Hartley A Bra..
Oconee Q. Blairk,
wm. Henley,
Geo. W. Uassman,
A. F. John A Co.,
Hockins; A Hros.,
W. M. ttecs:hley,
S. B. lKMle,
S. B. UoldUmlth,
W. J. Jones,
Robert Outhiie,
Wm. SPcer,
Mrs. S. J. iiaer.
Hotel:
Bankert.
Pbilson, Black A Co.,
Rettauraut.
John St&eer,
NEW CEXTREVJLT.E BOB
Retailer.
Alex. Ben ford,
NORTHAMPTON" TWP.
Retailer.
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IS 00
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7 00
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20 CO
its o-i
7 00
10 6
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11
II
10
14
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14
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John H. Miller.
Oeu. W. Way.
Christ Sides,
14
14
14
Hotel.
Mrs. S. Wilt. 4 W W)
XEW BALTIMORE BOR.
Retailer.
John M. Topper, 14
Wm. Ulllesple, is
noiei.
Pat Owens, M
DMillert.
Tobuer A Bru.. 2 OO
Ul EMAHONIMJ TWP.
Reta ilert.
Oenrse Hoover, 14
Hamer a. xiro it
SALISBURY BOR.
Retailer:
Peter S. May, IS
Johnson Collins, 14
Joseph Dively, li
rtAoc i w r.
Retailer.
Ed Lohr. 14 7 0
SOMERSET BOR.
Relailert.
M. J. lllllon , n
J. M. Holdrrbaum, 13
CookABeerlU, 12
Samuel Kol. 12
Mr. J. K. Walter A Sob. 14
Sol I'bl. 14
O. W. Sneers, 14
Henry Hemey. 13
Geo. . Benlord, 14
J. H. Miller, 14
(Jeo. W. Pile. 13
Caseheer A Co., 1'
Byers A Varnet, 13
NoahUaebeer, 14
Mr. A. E. Chi, 14
A mo Anetiper, 14
Daniel Flk-k, 14
fjeo. R. Parker. 13
Joaiab Keller, 14
HoteU
Mr. E. A. FUck. S
Juiah Brant, i
bant.
Somerset County Bank,
SOMERSET TWP.
Jttaio-f.
William Apple,
Peter Sipe,
A. Coonu ytnan A Son,
STON YCREEK TWP.
Rttailert.
W 60
10 so
7 e:
.JTi AU in rtahL tit la. latere n-lrtimol John D.
- - - J - , . I. U V ... I 1 "I 1. , , . IV'.'. I I I
caute, viz : - ; ' " ' '
No. I. Aearula Iraei oTUatl tiwate la Addi
son Iwp., S..u.icriet Co., Pa., ct abstain: 4o4 a -rcs,
mom or le, rnrraate4 ia lite au ot Jae
Charcy. with the apuartcnances.
1 No. X A certain tract of lacti situate is afore
said, ualainluz 416 acres uuti or leis, warranted
lotueaauieut Juicy Cluttcy, wilh Um apuurM
nance. -
Na A A certata tract of land sliiaie aa afor
Sii.l, eontairin KO aercs more or lcs. warranted
hi ta name el Aatou Clurcy, with the appur
tenaacc. Ko. 4. A certain tract of land situate as afore
said, coa lamina; 424 acres more or leas, warranted
lo the name ol AUel llood, wnli the syi-urto-Daaoe.
-
No. i. A certain tract of Itnd s'tuatc a aforc
Sid,c.n!ai!i!:i8; lit acre more or less, wantnted
la the nam ot Joey Uood, with the appurte
nance. No. ft. A rertain tract of laaJrtlnat a aftr
saiil, containing 4v0acrea more or less, warranted
In the aania ot Cakb H with tbe anfuric
nancos. .lo. T. A certain tract of laaiUituat a afvre-
saiil, contalninit - acres mor or Wf, .warrantol
in tbe nam ol Jusnaa Uood, wHh the apporte-
aancei.
-No. A A certain tract of land, situate a alore-
a.ld, cunuunlnx 4i4 acre more or lees, waf.anted
in the name vl rtenjaiuia lorn, wuh I he ppur
tenauce.
S j. . A certain tract of land situate in Millord
Twp., Somerset Co., Pa., contaihlna; 44 acres
more er les. warranted Its Biary lorn, with
cabtn house and Iraine barn Itiercua erected and
ailjviDins; tracx No. s, now In occupancy of Robert
ntututsoo, wun llie appurtenance.
No. 10. A certain tract ol la tut situate as aforesaid
oa line of P. A t). R. IL at Pin Urove sldlug;. can
Umio acres more or icaa, )wu ( the A'-rt
Aeuneiy Ira. I, hav.nit tnortoucrereml threo rait
ruau slxnue, sbwk snop, ic wiiu tu ippur
tenancc.
No. 11. A certain tract ofland sttnate in t'ppcr
lurkeyloot Twp., isomerset Co., Pa., at rora;e
B idae on the P. A. C K. R.. containing 2o4 acres
more or ess, warranted to John Vouitot, adjoinina;
laiiis of Jonathan sthoadj, the Robert A. Taylor
tract aod UDcii, witn tue appurtenances.
Ne. 12. A certain tract ol und ltaate a afore
said, on both sides ol tho P. A C. K. U , contain
in; M acres mora or loss, warranted snd patented
lo at. L. ilolbrouk and a.lj jioa No. 11 and .others,
with tbe appurtenances.
N o. 13. ail the minerals and mineral substance
underlying and beio; contained In aud under th
Kll Cupp mrm iu ftnilorrt Iwp., Sotneryet Co.,
I'a.,is oi.-upled by John Lcppnrd, a-ljoiuitj the
town ot Cac!uiau and conl.uiiu4 110 acre more
or lea.
No. IL All th mineral and mlcra! rights, Ae.,
nmicriymn a acres ol tae J.icoo itusa larm in
Lower Turkcyfout Twp., S-mcrset Co., Pa., Ill
surface being; in th poaseesion of ulI Jacob Uush
No. IS. 1 wo lots ol xronn 1 in Crsir.a Homuich,
Somerset Co., Pa Nos. ' i and Sod, each 0 leet
iront and 10 leel deep, known as llie Jtibn Grif
fith pn party, with a two story dwellins; bouse aud
stauia taercoa erecteu, auiciuiu tue rara oa tue
west, alley on the east. An, with the appurtenance.
No. 1. A psrei it lacdsitua'C as afnresaU',
xniwna tne rounory property, conststius; ol
elabt lot with a larve Fouuury Lailuina thereon
erected, lying uctoccn where tue Irsina Kail
K'l was locate! and the north side of Lturel
Bill creek, with the appurtenances.
No. 17. A certain tract ol land situate in Lower
Turkayiooi Iwp., Somerset t, Pa., known as the
Anne 1' issue projierty, cijnulnins; S6 acres more or
lees.wlln a loit owellluf nou-te an I s.anta tncreon
erected, adjuinina; lauti of Mytvcsier Colljoro,
Andrew L. lit alt and others, with the appurte
nances. No. IS. AU the minerals usderlylnir the
SyoesterColoorn firm. iaid (arm ontainlna; 1
acre in-ire or less, adjoining No. 17.
No. .0. All Hie muiaral uridcrljinztbe Charle
Hjntt farmofw acres mora or ks, adjoioini
Aii'Ucw tlyatt and others.
No. iO" All the minerals A?, underlying th
Andrew Ilya t Sen. (arm of 203' acre in Lower
l urkeyloot Twp., SoiutrsHt Co., Pa., aiijciiiin j
John hush. Jacob Moon' heirs and others.
No. 1. All the ntiueral, Ae. underlylns; the
Thomas Keatn farm ot lti.j acres more or le., sit
nateinLKwerTurkcyfoA Twp., adjoining Jacob
Rash and others.
No. 22. Ali the minerals Ac. underlying the
Jacob Moon farm of Is; acres mora or leas, in
Lower Turkeylo.t 1 wp., adj juuqk 1j u is of I botuas
R am and others.
No. 'ii. Ali the minerats Ac. un-lcrljlug th
Anarcw Hyatt lartn oi ioo- acres, situate a
alorcsaid, adjoining the Yougii:ou;keny river, P. A
U. K. K., Ac
No. 24. 1 CCTtain trait of h-nd situate In Jcf
ferson I srp.. Somerset Co., Pa., containing 400
acrea more or lc4, warraulod in the nam ol
James tjltlun, wl'li tli appurtenances.
No. 2. A certain tract ol land situate a afore
said, conialulnx loo ,-iercs more or lcs, warrttnled
in me name of Mary (.tlbrailh, with tbe appur-uaaoe-
N'o. 2d. A certain tract id land situate in Lower
Turkcyioot Twp., Somerset Co., Pa., containing
6 acres more ;r los, and known a the Krtgar
tract, on wiii:-h there is a al bank opened ant
in woraing ot-ler, aljoliiina lauds oi Ta-ima An
derson, Tb'.uiu Ream and others, with the ap
purtenance. No. 27. All the mineral Ae underlying tbe
William lUani farm oi IMarc more t,r lets in
Summit Ttf'p , fcomrsct Lo , Pa., adjoining W.
J. Walkerand otbera.
No. 2. All the minerals ucderlyingthe Daniel
Fritz farm of 2o0 acre more or leas, tu Brother
Tailey t'wp Somerset Co. Pa.
No. '.9. A certain tract ol land situate at Berk
ley Mill, Sotuorset Co., Pa., containing 16 acres
more or it ss, now in the occupa ncy of Jotio Zinn,
wilh ti. apiuneuaLces.
No. a eeruin tract ofland situate fn South
ampton Twp., Somerset Co., Pa., containing 137
acres UHre or less, known as the George Alans
larm, with a two story dwelling house, trame barn
Ac thereon erected, adjotntug lands of Israel Em
eri' k and others, with tbe appurtenances.
No. :tL A cerUin tract oi land Situate as a fore
said, eoutainlng acres, wilh a two story frame
dwelling house, log barn -c. thereon eree'ed,
known as tbe Porter larm. adjoining Daniel
Korns and tbe Hoymaa aud Sluctx tracts, with
tbe f ppurtenanccs.
N'u. 32. A tract of Und in Southampton Twp.,
conlaiuing 167 crvs more or less, known as lbe
Daniel korns tract, upon which is a log dwelling
house, log earn Ac., a.ij. iumg Henry Mart and
others.
No. 83. Ail the mineral underlying th
Betjamiu Baker farm of 1V4 acres, in Moutbump
ton iwu,, Sotntr!et Co., Pa., adjoinini Jesse Heal
and otbers.
No. ."4 All the mineral Ac. underlying th
Petr Irouunan farm oi lfli acre mora or less,
situate as aforesaid.
No. 35. All the minerals A", underlying the
Hlnkle farm of 120 acres mora or less, situate a
al'-resaid.
No. 3. All tbemlnertlsanjertrlng rh Daciel
Gaumer farm ol 'S3 acres and allowance more or
less, situ le as aforesaid
No. 37. All the minerals In tbe tract of the
Troutman heir el 30 acres more or less, situate as
aforesaid and adjoining the last above named
tract awl other.
No. 3. All tbe minerals underlying the ' Saw
Mill" tract of 7 acres more or less, siiwiteas afore
said. No. 39. A certaia tract of land !ti:ite a afore
laid, warranted in the name of William Caubs.
containing 1 00 acres more or k;", with the ap
purtenance. No. 4U. A eer.aln tram of land situate as afore
said, warr.in'ed in the name of Wlliiaia Thomas.
containing 2U0 ten- more or less, with the appur-
nancea
No. 41. A certain tract of la nd situate as afore
said, warranted in tht name of James Baiiey,
containing too acres inore or le, with the appurtenances.
No. 42. All th Interest ol defendant in a certain
A DMIMSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Lstal
itata cf iKaiel Pile, late of Somerset Bor., !-
rm Co., ri., weaM.
IttrS of imlnlairatioa a the aNre eta
kavlag :e-i trsate-l to the atiSlniiea, idsg
lit 9uMA'Mt H-rwti)i, aticw i kerrby givaa.'o
those muhted to it to auk imatediistc payment,
aad those having claim or dentaad wiU asak
kttowu th same without delay.
JACOB T. PILE.
AL'STIM S.KUX,
May 7 AdmtaistrMor.
j FIXAXCI AL STATE31EXT
P OF THE
iBarcugh of Ircdale,
I FOR THE YEAR END1N3 APRIL I, !79.
fOLLlX'TOE'S KETORT.
Dr Taimt ctraptKite. !7-.....1J ?4
ld IhiplKtte....... (M M '
" Err In Duilt..nto 2
Jr-TiT X
CR.
By UvlST?er.liscted ISM
- old taxertM 3j2 Ji
" exoneraiiasi old duplicate... 1 3)
14 " new - ... 62 04
u wrer ra'nttL n. non-reoiilrnce.
rnsrs la d tu, Ac ao go
r'ncgnet-tfJ Ul. dojdl.wtt! 1r
- e;ti fupii--ne ...
Collecte.1 . Aoril 1, l-r. ia ha-x! of
Lie Collector.... MM
""OTICE.
My wl! Elisabeth Ream having left my bed
and board without any just eaase or pmrocation,
the public arc hereby notified wot tu harbor or
credit her tax myVseownt, as I will wot pay aay
ot her debt or Contracts, unless evsnpeiird to do
so by law.
May 7 : DANIEL REAM.
10 fO
7 09
7 00
10 O0
7 00
7 00
i IA 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
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7 00
7 00
V) oi
7 00
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10 01
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7 00
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10 00
7 00
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CO 00
7 00
Pi 00
I I CO
L. Baltser,
A. HranL
Samoa) Dunham,
Uaniel Wagner,
13
14
14
14
10 00
7 00
7 oo
7 00
Joseph Stall,
John Snhrie,
Hotel.
Dittiller.
i MOO
2S M
SUMMIT TWP.
Relailert.
Enn A Schrork,
E. Miller.
J. K. Hoblltxell.
Hocking Bru. A Co ,
Hotel.
Michael Shannan,
bitllller.
RlnalJ Ebaagh,
STOfSTOWN BOR.
Retailer'.
P. B. Scblag. 1
J. D. Zimmerman. . I
Simon Groa, 1'
Peter Cover. " i
Hotel:
John B. Hite,
Samuel Custer,
IPPEH TfBKEYFOOT TWP,
Retailer.
Kregar fcOerbart,
I BSXN'A BOB.
Retailer.
7 00
7 0
7 00
10 00
& 000
S 'Jt CO
T 00
7 to
7 to
7 00
SO 00
so oo
14 7 00
A $tt Wtrajif
al'.owi aa o tEcer to fp tti rough yoar bonsa from
reltar lo garret, and LlrVdMW'S BlOOd
8e)rchOf I warranted to go tn rough your ay
tern (rum wp to toe an drive oat all blood diseases.
iu cure arc wonaenat anw eeruoeej te oy swisn,
preacher and pcopl. Serofala, Marewrtal Dis
ease. Enrsipelaa, Tetter, V inert ta the Langs or
a the Skin, Bulla Puwplea, Ac , we warrant U to
cure. It I a parcly VeawtaM IVwopocad and
Piwerlul Tonic For sale by all brwggisu. Sec
that oar name le on tie bottom of the wrapper.
R. E. SELLERS A CO Prop'ra, Pittsbwrgh, Pa.
C- N- BOYD, Afiat SorsLTi-
, TA Trails tw flicMjr
an-1 will.prerarL Thowsands who bavc aed aaJ
been cured arcliricg witwescc tcthe tmh of car
statement, that SELLER'S LIVER PILLS
Y III Ccas the worn esse of Liver t3osn plaint.
Bliioaaae, Headache arhnxaj IhareCraaa, CoMlve
nes. CoBHipatiow, Dixxiae and all disorders re
selling from a diseased liter. Far sale by all
llrnggista. Price eeals.
IL. E. SELLERS fc 01 Prop r, Pltuburgk, Pa.
C H- BOYD, Aft Unrt, ft.
B. Lvods A Co,.
T. Herriogton,
T. S. Robinsoa,
Itaris A coder.
J. A. Hunter,
Hotel:
John H. Ben ford,
Tbomaa Hill,
WEIXERSBVRt BOR.
Beta iter t.
I R. Brenhanv,
Recry -Moier,
Hotel.
Ocurgc IL Dehaven,
SOCTHAMPTOX TWP.
DittilUr.
Yal Hlnkle,
13
1
14
13
14
i
i
10 00
7 00
7 00
16 SJ
7 00
W 00
50 00
7 CO
7 00
t so oo
6 00
aiSSlilCATlDN si YEKDEES if MffiCHiHIlEE
i
Sale 1 O0,
Sale 1.0OO,
Sale tlO.Ota),
Sale 9IS.O0U.
Sale iO.oi.O,
Sale 130.000,
bales 40,000.
etas 14,
class 13,
class 12,
class 11,
eiasa lu,
'law 9.
da t.
tax 700
ui io w
las 113 SS
tax 100
UX020 00
tax 2 00
UX400 00
teM cf Patsst MsLliciis Kilci
class,
class X,
class 2,
tax ( no
tax 010 00
tax X 00
Sale tins
Sale 2W
Sale 0
OASsinciTiDir ur tateess. .
Sale H.OUO and ie, et A Ux 50 00
OaCIIiXaTIOJI OF E1T1S3 EOUSIS.
Sale f5,0O) and n-ier, class S, Ux l
pint or parcel ol land at n t-liersburg, owned by
Le Ferrc, Hummel k(Vi, said Interest being eo
acre held In trust by Peter Le Ferrc for John R.
Brinham, seerrionk vol. 30, page 31, and srdd suh-
ject to aa assignment b Keeec Owen and which
Interest ol tteienoant wasasslgm-d by bim to steesc
Owen! ami which interest ol deleBdant thus as
signed i held in trut by John R. Brinham.
. 4X A 1! (he Interest ni delemlant or, n and
lo 130 hu injthe town of;Garrett, Soa-erset Co.,
Pa., on .be P. A C. R. it., said kit being referr
ed lna deed from i fan D. Ruddy and wife to
Charh-s Earnest and Samuel I). Kelp, dated Au
gust .'(0, INTO, and recorded in Deed book, voL 44,
page &, In the Recorder's office ol Somerset county,
to which reiereuee eieeiti ally wade for sixe and
loc&tloa ol lota as contained in the original plot of
tbe town of G arret t.
Taken in execution as the Dmuertr of John D.
Roddy, at the suit of Ki-c Owen.
ALSO,
All the right, title. Interest and claim of Daniel
Ream, nf. in and to th following described real
estate, rii :
A eertaiu tract cf iasJ situate in Bruthersvalley
township, Somen-et county. Pa., containing 0
acres, more or less, all cleared, wilh a oae aod a
half story log house and stable thereon erected,
adjoining land of Joel Berkler, John Suder,
Mlehaol Ream and Joacph Itnuotl, with th ap
purtenance. Taken In execution a the property of Daniel
Ream, at tbe suit of Jamc Urccn. in trnst for
Sarah Green.
TEIiMS-CASll
EDGAR KYLE.
May 7 SheritL
A
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
LhUte of Mary lsH. late of MUlord township.
utteaiw-u.
Letters of adiulstration n th abnv eat at bar
ing been granted to the undersigned, notice 1
hereby given to nil persons indebted to sakl estate
to make immediate payment and those having
claim gaint the same to present them dulv
authenticated lor aettletaeat at the residence of
Peter Welmerof Milford Tap., on Saturday the
th day of Jane, lXTt.
May 7 Administrator.
Estate
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
of Conrad Queer, late ot Urutberivalley
Twp., deceased.
Letter ef admlalstratioi oa tbe above fatal
having heea granted tu the andersia-ned by the
propersutbority, artfoe i hereby gives to those
USKDieuniftw Nil ibbvusw imrmwt. hi
those bavingelaim against It to present thei
duly aathentieated s-r psymccL
V QAil (.t f-Cll. J 11..
May 4 Administrator.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
J. O. Kimaiei nd J. P.I In the C,urt tf Cem-
Klmmel and J. O. Kra-i mon Pleas of Somer-
mcl sl Sob. V set Cooiity P No.
to I S14 August T. lSk
If. Lv Baer A J. G.f )gle. ) (VoL Assignment.!
April IX 14TV. account of the Assignee of J . O.
Klntmel A Sons hle-i name day. Accoont of the
Aseiitneeaef J O. Ahnosei nied.
Aud now. Mavl'L 1S7S. exception to accennts
filed by J R Elite Esnr., Attorney cf Auditors
and May xo. 11.9, tue coon appout n. s. cams
ley Expr.. Auditor to pas en the exceptions and
report a t noatsow.
SoxKiwrr Cocxtt. :
Extract from th record, certified May . 1179.
H. F.SCHELL, Pro.
Notice bherehv given, that t.y virtue of above
eamaiisehan. I will tit and attend to the denies
therein tpertued, at the office of J. O. iCs'e. Ej.,
In the borough ofSotncrsev, on TaedayJnn i,
SSIQNEE S NOTICE.
v bercas Samuel Coster sad Aaa hi wife, at
AUeeghcny two., sjomerset Co., Pa., hseine
mad a voluntary aignmnt for lb benekt of
the creditors of said Samuel aster to th under
signed, hy deed dated April 1ST; Botlce I
hereby givea toall peron Indebted to the laid
Assignor tu make immediate payment to the
said Assignees, and those Baring claim to
present thent to the sum fur etliementl th
bouse of said Caster, in raid tnwahlp,on Saturday,
June 14. 11T0,
M JOHN C. RE1TZ,
May 7 Assignee.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
Peter P. n. Walker et al 1 Na i.' and 227. April
vs. Term, ksTS (E.D.)
Pittsburgh A C. R. B. Co. )
U.tving bees appointed AndKor tedmHhttt th
money arising imbi the al of defendant's reel
estate. 10 aud among thoac legally entitled therein,
nolle Is hereby given that I will attend to the du
ties of the above appointment at lb olhve of Yal.
Hay on TaestlaT. '-Tin day of May, !:. when and
where all tiervms interest en may altrn.i.
S.VMl tL GAITHER,
May T Awlltor.
M11 15
T.'i 11
14 M
2T-!T id
TREASrKEKS KLP0KT.
Dr. to amount front Collector t
" lm al from Buries 2 '
4K34
CK.
f'.y voaehers M .l13 ft
-- ueieni'c in .sw:t vt ireaurer. o ia
-rises 22
TllE IiOKOlH'il I'EUT.
Bonds so l judgmertta w;th ii!ert
toj.nu.iry 1st, K'J . .. . f 1 I J i:
OutstatMlmg oriers t -l t
Aecjunu oiiynd
Total debt .Vi();) i;
MiTsitDt.e. Pa.. April 14. HT'J.
The untlersinrd. auoitcrs nf the buroouh of
Mcyerstlale. ha'. this day ei.tmincd tlie i-riir-lng
statement uf the borju&h anunevs aud cermy
the same to be correct.
Fn 1'K WOLF.
GhO. H. SI HKIE,
M. A. KLTTr K.
AprttXt Auditors..
ASSIGNEES' NOTICE.
John C. Barron and wife, of Scmerset township,
having made a voluntary aasignment Kr th
enrOt of their creditor to th undersigned,
notice 1 hereby given to all persons indebted to
the Assignor to make immediate payment and
thoac bavingelaim will please present them at
the oltice ef Jobn H. I hi In Somerset boroagb, on
Thursday, June 12, ISii.
PHILir WALKER.
May 7 Assignee.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
Geo. O. lteilman' nse
v.
William J. Baer.
1 In the Con i
Plea oi :
) Pa..No.l
In the Court of Common
Somerset t -o..
104JanT 1870.
(t D. FL Fa.)
th of .Tan nan 1S79, real estate sold to George
Q. Heilman lorH.80i' 00,
And now to wit : 13th rebrnary. 179, on motion
of W. H. Koontx. Eiki.. attorney of Shertlt, the
Court appoint H. S. Endsley Esq., Au-llror lodis-
trtbuu tbe tuna in i ne nanui oi tue sueriti . to ana
.imnng those legally entitled thereto. 2nd May,
l7'.i. commission continued hy the Court.
Sovxasar Cocstv, rs :
Extract from the rccorf. eertlled M ty S. 1179.
H. F.8CHELL. Pr.
Notice is hereby given that 1 will attend to the
dntiea of theaboye appointment, at the ofuVe of
W. H. Ko nits, asn , in tne borouzo oi somerset.
on Tuesday, May 27, 1ST9.
May 7 Auditor.
OTICS.
AU nsrson are herebv BOtifid "t to trespass
on our premises forth" pT-nof ll"hlng.
JOHN K.Nr.LR.
ADAM St MPS TIN E,
May 7 GILLIAN KOONTZ.
STATEMENT AND REPORT
OF THE
Scmerset Wi Pcor House and
nouss c? sPLCTaiz:T.
From April lit 1878, to April 1st 1879.
Lire stock on the farm. April 1st 1ST0:
neauot uones. -
cows -
young cattle (2 yearling-)..,
- youug cattle (yeariltign ...
' spring ealve
s-eep
lamb
UU3. ........ ................
Farm and garden products raised ia 17S
tons oi uj
bush ef wheat
oat
corn in ear ,
...M
....3
....!
....S
...ai
...11
...44
..210
,.BO
,.1HU
...r
...Si
....3
.. 1
lliS)
...10
..20
S
' " " rye
buckwheat....
pea
" Leans ,
potatoes.......
headsof . ab ge
bush of beet
koblrobi
gaiis oi ayiMw i.. ............ .....
I.ush of winter apple 26
bea.tsot kraut 3
.... ........... ....o
64
302
31 .7
318
, 2S40
4i0
. st
52
432
SETTLEMENT :
oritli:
SuperYiscrs la NcrlliaiiiptGn Towasliip,
FOIl Tin:
TEARF.51)It; XVRIL 11, 1HT9.
Ta am't dupllea! rf Fred's. Mulileniurg SiZl li
' cash oa uiiscateil order tfita UT
1S77 117 W
" trout auditors (tu-ney frijui Gi-lea
Bowman; 1? 47
" irom auditors, 'monr-y Inm S. Pour-
I'augli) 1 0d
By work on ma Is '.l "2
ka exoneralli.ms 0 77
' sundry orlers paid for work and
material 11 12
'' eotEintAsioa as supervisor Sis 02
1466 (3
Balance due townsh!) -i34 oi
DR.
To am't of duplicate of Ara'.tatn C'jugh-
entnir fl'2s It
CIt.
By work on roads 39 'IT
exonerations ,
coratuisslon as snperttsor
Balance due Aluihum I
11 U!
43 73
?;:i n
ih-rnur 3 10
Resources ol townsldpln exn-of lfciMlltlel7a OO
We ihe undenlgicl nulitors of N-Tiuampton
township eertiiy. mat the a'eivo ai-counts, of the
supervt.-H.rs hate been by us ex.itiilii-r-1, and wo
finil them eorre-'t as al-ore stare-l.
Attest. JOHN II. MILLER, Twn. t ier.
J M.sriEF.
PHILIP J. POOR BAG It,
April 3-) Audiijrs.
STATEMENT of the scttlrmrnt of the Super
visors of .mh'Tl Townhl;s tor the bfcal tear,
ending April 14, l1.
DR.
Duplicate of DaniM Pile 7M 5
Jobn A. Sny.lcr 01
Jona H. .Millei' Si 7 13
" Peter Snyder sn 47
To orler IS 13
13
CR.
By lalor A.-., Daniel Pile
- " J. A. Snyder
J.na H. Miller...
Peter fcnydi r
.:? 44
. W It
. aer 13
. ftvl 47
Due Suiervisors of 1S7S
Gsf. HACGra.TuBaprattt, Do.
Toc-uh from County Treasurer illl "1
" Peter Snjiler I U
fid
IS 0
CR.
-:t3 os
By amount paid 'n ordera act e.mail.'sion. 45 84
Baiancc due Township
- - from lormtr years..
Ttal
Deduct amount duo Surxiisors.
19
. lit Ua
Totraerarnexxs . ies:r.w:.:..,.;v-w
We lbe aa-lvrsigncd Auditors of Millord lwa
shfp certify that the above ttement ts cirrect
Attest : W H. WALTER,
J.M.BAKER PfTERl'LLL.
Clerk. J. M. M CfLKS
April C3 Auaitm.
tush ol onion
Ill of wool
veal
" beef
Ullow
pork
lard
' butter
calfskins ,
" beer hide .-
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Article manulai-tared ia tbehouseby the matron
"CLIDESCALE k WAI WOEI STALLICN."
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tMtlrs nt mens1 pant
- hoys' pant
wotnens' dresses. .......
small dreese...
mens' sbirta. ...........
boys' shins
women' chemise
children' chemise
rcundaboots... .........
yapts of leans
ruts of stocking yarn ,
pair of iockings
etocklugs footed
mittens
aproosfrr women......
apron for children....
sacque
women' ca
handkerchiefs
pa lnof drawer
suspenders
bed sheet
bed sheets single
comforts
bed ticks
pillow ease
night dresses
sun bonaets. ............
towels ..,
shroud
sheet (or burial
Died daring the year.
Average Bumber of inmates luring the year. 102.
Number of rhilrdren Indentured daring year, 7.
Vagrants and tramps lodged dnring year. S2I.
Meals lurni--ned to tramps and vagrant during
year, 1302
Average ftuvoov piupera, m
A ne uoaru oi irc-iuif . ..... i -. ---
that all monies received from ouuide sources be
KM into ine imwuij, , - ,
ma-le except by oMer from the Director on tbe
Treasurer. . 1
n .w . U. BtKMI.
April i3 Strward.
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"NOBLE FKANK."
I wish to ssy to the farmers of the county t!iat I
will stand my horse "Nib!e Frank" at sijr borne,
one an.1 a half mile wi st or Jenncrtowu. an 1 at
the atald of Willi-.m Homer, and at from
the 1st Uy of April unul the itti day ol July. Is7.
at the loWprice ol six dollars to insure a m ire.
'Noble Frank"' la by H-tlicy's U'a'k Hove
Nigger Imported Irom England : bis data was a
bve-elghths blood mare by imrtel Wax W ..rk'.
also bpaght rrom rlngland, making bim ern
elghts blood. I only wish for partieswbo wlh w
raise stock to sec bim. as no ui:r ii .r.'e stands nt
the county to day, and at the low pru-e of .-rvk,
be cannot fall p, plea at?. Payment to bo atad
when Ihe mare is n,wa to be with f- ttL Any
person porting with a rure or not attending wit it
aa insured mare regularly will he be d ree,i iai
ble hir the insurance. Good care token but to
responsibility tor accidents,
IESCRIlTIO'.
"Noble Frank" is a very hsndsotne dark l.rown.
S year old, nearly la han: blgn : Ids legs hava
great hone and substance, a splendid mover, has a
good temper, and is warranted si wad. He is eim
sidered by eomtietent )uigs to be tbe bent b'.r
in tlie county ia strt'tsg' h. r-one. I.nild atvl a'-tion-April
Id . IL S. PICKING, Owner.
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DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
y-ARNlNO.
Elixabcin ueraey i in in " "'
vs. I Pleas of Somerset County,
, k tr.utk a I P V, , ST Notemb er Term
Join Bowman. 1(D.S B.)
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Debt. 62 ; Interest 2nd April 1877 ; due 2cd
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1 hereby BOtliy an persoea oo w
above jadgment from Henry S. Berkeyoraay one
e!e. Inasmuch as lam still the owner ot it.
April Maiilllin ntsar.i.
E late of Samuel Meyer" latt. of ttnlht-r"T.t'iley
township, Somerset eounty. Pa., dio ,1.
Ixgtersof admint'trati '-n on the above estate bar
ing been granted to the undersigned, notiie 1
hereby given tu those indebted to it to make imme
diate payment, and those baring riaiin against 11
to present them dulv authenticated for srttii meat
at late residence ol deceased in sill towustup,
ob Saturdav. May 17, ltTti.
DAVID L. MEYERS.
JtHX S. MEYERS.
WILLIAM S. MEYER-4.
April 2 Adiuiiiulraior.
pVCEC 'L TO R'SNOT IC E.
Esutieof Peter Bridge, late of New BuUimor
Borough, decease!.
Letters testamentary on the above estate having
bee a grauteit to the undersigned, resiiltng in J-iov-ata
town'titp. Bedford dainty: Biaice is erehy
gives toihose indebted to It to mke Hnnseliate
payment, and tboee baring claims or demand will
make knowa the saBt wMhont delae.
MICHAEL lilt' KEY.
April 30 Eleeut..
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m.al'silJlwift'MiMH:M; ?rr-Tl
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Unparalleled Succoci
The ffinil Dcrartancri'i for .SamricD & Snpplics
tt tha Crnd Depot, turir,; tbo zzcan,
hia nocc5:Uia i.-. ontlrj r.Ci.t . r cf tlvj
tr.tarlor c? ti-.o Xs-i go rocrn devoted . :c!u-tvely
to execut'njr o.-t-ora received I1 rr.:'..
THE LACTT C20D3 c. CVTrYTtUS HOUSE.
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Th3T ya- Uvo a Thcuccnc' T.Iifca from
Pt.;.aUt!phtct, you can purchasai tho Crcrsd
Depot ftr cntlro outfit or the err.allect artic:
fn Dry Goads, etc., with tho crroatoEt eaoo
And an Absolute ecrtal- y ef tha camo exact
attention that la oaid I: sucicrr.cn who visit
the) establishment In person.
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Precision, Promptness and Experience,
eomblnod with tho his-heet regard for even
tha ollghtC3t wishes of thosa who crdcr. ar.d
a now almoct fauftloa eyctom. peculiar to
the Grand Dopot only, mako this the Model
Department cf Its kind In America.
Suits,
Men'
Cloihfg,
Saoes.
FUatocIst.
Clin ,
THIRTEENTH ST.. CHESTNUT TO MARKET STS.
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tt S. ESKSLEY,
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Send a Penny Postal Card. epeify,r-
what la desired, and by return malt you will
receive, postage, paid, samples of the new
est atye o Good a, with the wldtha and
OWst 9ty prloee, besides f-rlt pameuirs
about ordering
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