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Vole for Samuel Bulk-r.
Election. Tuesday, Nov. 4.
TLe Ticuic easou has closed.
Our physician seem to be busy.
Overcoat oDce more to the fore.
Fall goods are still beiug housed.
Don't throw ruU'ois'u on the street.
House-cleaning time in all its glory.
V inter apples are being stored away.
Sen our advertiM.-ments (or bargains.
Lay iu your wiuler store of provisions.
Tiie election is the chief topic of the day.
Corn Lurkincs are numerous in this sec
tion.
The general ek-ctions
place.
Let every RpulrtiMO go to the polls on ! Mork about thb Somerset t C.vm
Tueslav; he will find his Deraoc-atic t.bia Hailroad. At a nfetin? ot Johns
neiglilx'irs there in force. town Council, held on Tucs.lay evening
. m. i last, an ordinance to amend an ordinance
The hovs of this oftic roturn many 'for the govcrnraeut of the borough was
thinks to Mr. E',1 IJownnn. I r a sack ot ; unanim msly riss, which provides.
) ai-joug oiuer vuiTis, iziviiji i'i tuci'Kni
of way to the S-unerart Ss Cnmliria Jt.il-
choictt a,pple givea tliem
The senior editor of the Dimtcriit has
returned from his Colorado trip. He re
ports a very pleasant time.
Last week, for the first time in m my
years, there was not a distillery in opera
tion in Nimerset county. One was started
during the week.
John II. UU W. H. llupple, Val. Hay,
F. J. Kooser and James L. Puch. Esqs.,
left for Fituhurgh, Sunday atu-rnoon, to
attend the Supreme court.
copy of the Gen-
road Company, from the southwestern
line of the tmrouch down to the old Penn
sylvania Canal lS.isin. From tha hitler
point the road will follow pretty n arly
the course of the old Feeder as far aa L-;v-
crgood'a Tannery.at the tipper en.l of
which it will cross lledl'ord street and con
tinue along the cist bank of tha Stony
creek Kiver to a iH"nt near tho Horner
burying ground, this side of tnudyvale
Cemetery, where a curve w ill be tnadi to
the line of the Feeder air-iin, and it will
closc-lv follow the altaudou-d bed us fir a
Mr. Uuldie's re-ideiie:' near the old Fe-d-1
er Dim, and from tnenee will vr- the:
A Straxgb Peoi'le. D you know
thit there are strantre people in our com
munity, w; sav stranire becaiie thev seem
to preter to sutler ami rnK! their d.u mis
erilily, matile so hy f)yp'psi:i. and Liver
Comp'aint, Indigestion. Constipation, and
gener-il deliili'v. when SlliLOUS VITA I
IZKIt la ruaraiitee.J to cart hcm.
iilil by .ki. Vi . fiESFOI'.U, Somerset,
t'tt.
exehauc :
For cash or inerchanulse in
W ari- in rtH'iot til a
-ral Laws pas4.xl bv the Leirinlatureof the! river on a bnd-'e. the opporiM end of
su!imh l.nii'lniiiL d.n-in? the 8tion 1 which will be midway between ihe old
for which we are iudebted to the usuorne u uneslea J aua tne tiarn on tne
of 1ST!,
Hon. Frederick Croir.
will s:);n take
Kt puM'tcam?
election 1
are you all ready for the
MiJu't know it
.1 li. FlIITZ.
!.:.. :..h lVs.cger Agent
; ..: x "x i mo Hail Loap.
: : ii.. tm I County, 4'&.
- ! m ta'.t- :.! It.- given to ail parts
.. -J. r.-.tr, " to Nc!'ra-ka and
:! i- ''..,,;, . ;,( rf t,t: ll'(W('."'
. l ; ;V jmr t cstcru trip, oniig
s ii- ii"' time lo go if you want
:-. ('.iia',1. A klress or call upon Mr.
iccc at NijttEKSET, P.., and get
v til In I.'. ii k1 is the ;;'.' a uth.tr
. ,;rn! I" st-ij tlieui. II .- uiil ulso sell
:ri in ;. ton 1 for f.if'ij i'ty,
Li; ''.ring1 to Lincoln or Columbus,
- :tu, or lo Eilis or Kintier, Kansas.
t.,-7 W'tsl t-li ui Itl iiiske applica
: r'.liir tilkity at least five das t
V !.a-uf!aftii.g. Hitiial the AENT
i. tin arruCLi-UK-ms to check the bun
!.. He will I iii his (! at
i.i i.rHiiTu', ut-(i!airs in Sunt net,
-i.n Knla . Saturday and Monday,
ru- .itilc rs for tickets."
tin nut a (oi .ntt tiitmiTrri;.
i c S A. hf,o.
- -.i rr ,Ii tn Wriglit, i appointed).
.;. lir anu:el imhojl.
-' vr:ley Alex. Coleman.
'.1-z.k Elwond Swank.
iti(tM. A. Koss. Jr.
: J arxd. S. I.ivec?ocd.
A. J. Stoncr.
A. lirutrh.
rtt-W.inli J. l'icking.
- :::rtii' Ahm. Kaul
J.ibn 11. Ueizer.
-'.tliirtpvfoot John P. JIumbtrt.
SnJiiUi-l P. FoUft.
-'' --ni-k-J. K. McMiIlen.
i -Kil.riiiiB D.Miller.
'.rttn-vi; Wallace McM;
iT.K,nx P. Poort.augb.
a-. tc Ji.hn George.
::-!ii3iel Urulwker.
"si ainj lame Eauch.
C. Lowry.
c -CilhaD Voder.
i Ii-r 1 1. J. linmer.
v:Tp.i, F. Dickey
: ti y.rtli rerry Umberger.
" Michael Hiyor.
-T't ti He nrv Mart., Sr.
linm Brubaker.
- vnis M. Hochstetler.
:Tj:kn!,K1t ptitr ZuUll.
b. JiDninti.
The Ohio Dt miH-rats
was loaded."
A faiuilul Iowa mother has named ber
baby l'inalore.
After the walking matches comes the
talking matches.
The weather has been decidedly cool for
the past few days.
Get out the Hi'publiean wile! Ee sure
none are lei I at Home :
Come nut and brine your neighbor out
to vote on Tuesday, November 4 !
Suns of our residents are discussing the
sim of their Thanksgiving turkey.
There was a slight fall of suow in this
section Friday morning and night.
The election tickets have been printed
and are now ready lor distribution.
Th sm-.tll round Derby felt hats should
aior.e be worn by mUsea in their teens.
The cold suap during the past few days
has made an end to the remaining "garden
truck."
litickwhcat isn't much of a base ball
pluitr, tmt s m it will be the best batter
in the laud.
The season for sh xiting wild turkeys,
rabbits and tartridges couiuienceJ on last
V cduecuay.
C. C. Muvseiiinn h us a cod sioud-hand
Deller Cuttiug Eox Mo. iS fvr sale. Will
be siid cLeap.
Nice lit worms cncisvd ia chestnut
l.tils, are sclliu; at lrom thiee tjtikc
cents per iiuart.
Mr. P. K. Smith, of the Pittsbuagh
Chronicle, was married one day last week
to a talented and beautiful young lady of
the Smth Side. Another worthy youug
man gone to his reward.
Our borough authorities have greatly
improved a number of the crossinirs on
Main street : this is a right move. There
(.hould lie a general overhauling of the
crossings belore wiut-.r sets in.
Sherii! Kyle thinks that the sale ot the
Keystone l.ropertv. tne prices ana a hsi
of the property of which we published last
week, was the largest sale ever new in
Situerset county, in which he is about
right.
General W. II. Kooutz and wife left on
Tuesday last for Dayton. Ohio. The Gen-
eral w ill be absent a week or ten days.
His wife will spend some time in the Buck
eye State, visiting Cincinnati, Springfield,
Cauton and other cities before returning
home.
It is reported that the business men of
Lutrobe, Westmoreland county, have of
tered to donate ground to any manufac
turing company that will locate there.
What inducements would Somerset offer
to have manufactories come into ber
midst?
The hliht falls of suow last week have
brought a c.iange in the atmospnere from
almost torrid heat to chilly and cold. This
r.hanue has somew hat relieved the nionoto
of the long warm spell we have been hav
ing ; but it is to be hoed that we w ill have
at least a mouth of pleasant winter belore
winter begins her reign.
A two horse team belonging to Mr,
Frank Sipe, ol Jenncr township, Somerset
county, was left standing unhitched in
front of Hrinker's store on Thursday fore
noon last while the owner was engaged
inside, and liecoming restless, started on a
run ott at a lively rate ot speed through
Franklin and up Washington streets, hut
a ere cauitht by the driver in time to pre
vent any serious occurrence. Johm'.oicn
lit niticrttt.
1 1 is not the early bird, but the It-How
that bites the chestnut with ut looking at
it, that cut chef the worm.
The (.umpkin pie is n iw the rage, but
soon wiii "step djuu aud out to give
room to the palatable mince pic.
The attciiJanee at our Sunday-schools is
)i inking to grow in numliers again.
Christmas is coming, you know !
They come high, but we must have
them." murmured the small boy, as he
sbvtd under a chestnut tree loukius up.
Flour high ; wages low ; the outlook
for a ("sir man this w inter is vert" discour-
ag;ng. Hut the Iird will take care of his
own.
Unionto vn was selected by the M. E.
conference at their recent session in Pitts
burgh, as the next place for holding its
annual meeting.
The Pennsylvania Riilmad Company
has purchased several thousand acres of
land in the vicinity ot Ml. Pleasant, West
moreland county. This will be explored
for oil. The lirst well w ill go down at
once.
.ten.
kMiJcIid ililcrnv.
Maitiel liutVr.
'"rt m Eojd s. "
'rH at C. N". Eoyd's.
if1:! l:C. X. Boyd's.
i-V-r Di' j i at C. X. LV, d's.
' Depot for S'ationcry.
"i ia a'.ci Box Psixts
fc"u.
tU in;r ihtir
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i-t v
:"t! S nieTHt Sieam Mill Tor
Lii:.-N,le.
i,; tLe S nietstt SUam
' li LusLtl.
- ''tui'. Tsh Erushis, ur.d fine
tr' 1. X. lv.vd's.
Er'S- are the cheapest Sign
: western lVnns lvanix
Stryat -West Ward Milline
M. li. CrXNINCHAM.
ilmjers to go to Sil.
',''.' tf, Shus and lJ jb-
C-L,3Jo Tvue iMaa Hit.
Wuii Wiliim ry Store."
M. 1$. CrxNisHAV.
i Ve to buy White Lead, Oil,
ij.auic..ai IUtrsJc iJarnelt.
'. b-.uh.-u go.! Flowers, ll4-t
t ard
M
Miliinery Store."
B Ut kl.OHAM.
Ejt-rs & Baroctt,
' w Und the Oliver Chilled
Flowed. rnamenu,
. FH.ttM.rc T;. VS I
Bt Vr(j Millinery Store,"
M- li- CCNMNGHA.
, ' -'aiis, iron, u lass,
-1 u
The burnin" ot leaves still continues,
which uiav be sanctioned as rizht, but
how would you feel to be awakened at
midninht, bv an alarm of fire, and find
I your proeity in Uames, all from permit-
ling children lo play wuu iireT
When our business men are approached
and tasked to advertise tbeir giaids, they
tell vou tmsiness is too dull, it don't pay
to advertise. Why, bless yiur hearts,
gentlemen, it is advertising that makes
business brisk. Try it and be convinced.
It is w hen a dry goodb clerk ol ninety
sevej p unds weight attempts to help
from a .arm wagon a farmer's wife of two
hundred and three pounds weight, that
the reporter scats himself contentedly on
Uie curbstone and waits for the catastro
phe. Hon. William McLelian. a prominent
lawyer and prominent citizen of Cham
bcrtbnrg, died at his resider.ee last Mon
day ;veutog He was universally respect
eel" by all who knew bila. and his death
will "create unfeigned sorrow tUronghout
the entire county.
This i tue year for the triennial assess
went, aud it i desirable that the assessors
get throush as sixm as possible. The law
requires that the lumks be given to the as
sessors after the fall election in Novcmtier.
The valuation at which property is
ass ssed this year fixes it for the next three
years.
The lfe dford Infj'iin r of last week cops
for the managers of the Bedford County
Acr'u ultural S Kiety for having their pos
ter plinting done in Philadelphia, and
givjs :bf m timely warning that if the like
occurs agiiiii. that they can go to the same
prim shop" tor their free puffing.
Kigbt:
S)me of the lioys are sighting around
for the Wst place to secure a supply of
cabbage stalks. Halloween will be on
hand on Friday, the 31st insL, and a num
ber of the young try could not think of al
lowing the occasion to pass by without
pounding a few doors and annoying law
abiding people.
We would caution everybody to be care
ful abwut lire in this time ol unexampled
drought There is little water fn the
wells and cisterns not enough for a ten
Siint'tes' supply. A fire now, when our
wooden bijdiojrs are a dry as tinder;
Uxcs, and iut IWV SiiiTicieot lor
ordioaiy uae. would be a v,rr Krkxig ca-i
lamity." '
Mr. C. F. Bittner, ot Simerset towns;. Ip
plucked an apple from one ot his trees that
weighed a pound and a quarter, and meas
ured 14'- inches around the iiirih. The
apple is of the "pumpkin sweet" variety.
aud is only one out of the man v large onts
that grew on the same tree. Not satri
with raisins: big apples, however, Mr.
Bittner emi-s to the front with a cucum
lx-r that measures 18 inches in length.
A nice small pickle that cucum'ier would
nuke.
Prol. Carl Lenssen, the celebrated vio
iincelist. gave an entertainment in the
Court House, to a select audience, Satur
day evening. Prof. Lenssen was aecom
punied in a number of his pieces by Mr
William II. Picking on the violin, and
Mr. Jacob P. Eiuiuiel on the organ. It
was a rare musical treat ami was hugely
enj ved by all present. The reudition of
the "Mockiug liird, by Messrs. Leusseu
and Pitkin?, was particularly fine ni
elicited much applause.
From a remark of two dropped from the
lit ot the Chairman ot Democratic County
Committee, on Saturday evening, it is
certain that the IK'in.icrats expect to poll
their full vote on Tuesday next, and are
counting on very greatly reducing tlje ma
jority it not carrying the couuty, through
the apathy and negligence of the llepuhli-
cans. V e ask K-putilican voters to give
this ni'ittcr tbeir thoughtful consideration,
and try to stir out the indifferent members
ol the party. Don t let it he said that we
weie defeated by our own negligence.
We fiaJ this floating alxiut on the sea of
newspaperdom, and publish it for the ben
efit ot otir lady readers :
Lamp shades made ot autumn leaves are
very beautitul. To make them, cat the
shade from Jtifl white paper, when the
leaves which hava been previously dried
and pressed are arranged in a neat wreath
and fastened down by cum. It is then
covered with a very coarse net, and thj
I edees bound with gilt or colored paper,
j The fleet ol the light shining through the
I .1 ;u ....a rA ili,rhiAnil4Ykra.tinna which
.. aif , i .ic ww v. -
i.m V te I'urUl"8 ! all ix-rs-ns powiesiied of a little taste and
"SWnetu Somerset. Pa. nr.iinarilv tkillcd Cneers can make for
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iwten s Gloves. Hose, i themselves.
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Tics. Kerehii fa.
'd M;lliuf.ry irt-."
il- B- l NMXi HAM.
Kd sunk of ready nm.let
.T.i'1-I.i O . . .
p " '"iersti, can i;e
-ua.ii.-ir'a, in the Naugle
ei!-'"' ic-'"r Trimmiogs. at;
iinery Siore.
M. K. COMSr.HAM.
"V "'i' til,ous nJ' Sandalf '
fHtiVid, which will be soUl
S. I'hlV.
AGhk.omj:Talb.
Tistbt- ToJjyriUu
i'poc the gate ;
A Bearing form is seen
Jt is;b.ir fate,
A piereing so ream irom ber
The welkin rent.
It was. as ) op infer.
Her pa ri eut.
The lover sought to scoot.
Alas ! too late.
He's hoisted with a boot
Beyond the pate.
One evenine last week while a prty of
young folks were enjoying themselves at
the house of Miss Sadie Picking, on Tur
key toot street, bv some means the lamp on
the centre table was overturned and bro
ken. The oil ignited and burnt a large
bole in the carpet, destroyed seveial arti
cles of toilet and scorched a number of
pieces ot furniture. It was wita some
difliculty that Mr. Wm. P. Foust, who
was called in, succeeded in extinguishing
the fliuiea. The plastering between the
wall had caught fire and a portion of the
weather boarding bad to be torn off.
On Saturday wc received a postal card
from S. T. Little & Sons, Jewelers. No.
1(18, Baltimore street, Cumberland, Mary
land, staling that Mr. 11. W. Little, one of
the firm, would be in Somerset at J. Y.
Srhell's News Depot, next to the post
otlice, during Court which commences No
vember 10ih, with a selection ol watches,
jewelry, etc S. T. Little & Sons are
among the largest and at the same time
the most reliable dealers in jewelry in
western Maryland. They sell cheap and
warrant all goods sold. They had an cx
hihit of watches, clocks, jewelry, silver
ware, etc., at our late countv fair that sur
passed anything in their line ever before
exhibited in the county. Sir. K. W. Lit
tle will have a fine assortment ot goods
with him and will be pleased to have you
all call and examine tor yourselves.
same premises. From thence the liue will
conliaiii! across Mr. O-ib'irne's I m i to the
rise of the hill, and then its course will be
pretty generally along the public road
known as the "Vickroy Kad." Near
the southern line of Mr. Vickroy's farm
another bridge will be creeled, and the
courss will ibun be toward tli hill known
as "Hog-back," beyond Von Lunen's
tarra.
A tunnel will be cut through ihis hill,
and the distauce will reach nearly three
hundred feet. From thenca it will cm
linue toward lb '3 Kjd liiide, and tli
route beyond that point w ill be announced
in a future issue. Iu addition to the right
ot way leiug secured in : Jobti&town, we
may also state that success f ll negotiations
have been made with laud owners as far
as the mouth of the O.uoiii;ho:iiiig, and
contracts have been entered into by w hich
releases are granted tor the necessary
ground the entire distance, with the ex
ception of about a mile The mouth of
the a'iMive stream is near eleven niili j
from this city. The eneiueer al this end
ot the route has the profile for soinu seven
miles ot the road completed, aud is work
ing southward as rapidly as p issi'ile, so
that (he letting for at least ten miles lroiu
the Johnstown terminus will be announc
ed within thirty days from date. The tun
neling ot "Hog-back" will be the ni'M.
serious part ol the undertaking, but it is
expected that this portion of tUu contract
will be finished by spring. A corps ol en
gineers is also working from the s, Hnerscl
end of the road.
Mr. Donnelly, President of th Branch
Ifciilroad, was in Uwu on Wednesday
evening, and, after cemlerriug with sever
al gentlemen who are anxi.iu to see the
thoroughfare pushed forward to an early
completion, re-turned agaiu to ii iltim ire.
He expressed himself a being determiued
to have the road built at the earliest pine
ticable moment. JuhnstoifH Tribune.
liMrt) bushels choice Potatoes.
WO " , . Oats.
i"t1 " " " ' Wheat.
o'X) " c,.rn.
KX) " Flaxseed.
l'JJ " White Navy Beans.
Cook & Ereuits.
We have a speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh, Dipththeria, (tanker mouth,
an I Il. aJ Ache, in SIIILoH'S CA-
TAUK1X REMEDY,
free with each bottle,
sire health, and stveel
cents.
S ild by Geo. W. Be.nkorp, Somerset,
Pa.
A nanal Injector
Use it if you (le
breath. Price ."0
o.ne Bo on Six 15otti.es. It you are
suffering trout a onml.'inatiou ut Liver or
Kidney diseases, and constipation, do not
tail to use the celebrated Kidney-Wort.
It is a dry compound as easily prepared as
a cup of colfee, and iu ouo package is as
much medicine as can be bought in six
dollar b illies ot other kinds.
A'-fc W A D VER TISEMEXTS.
jiiu i sticks n o-ncvi.
.Nut!" l. licrchy itlrni to nil ixTtvm" punrirrni'il
lri.-atrja, crwiltura or otherwtw, that tlntti.li.Tpr
iiiw:ni( areountii iiiv panwi irtriKUtr. nod thuttba
nniewt'.lb; rc-nil lor ojntirmiiil'.n uuJ al
lt.nir h' aa i)riliai)' tmrt to tn ii-l-l at S.ira-ir"-U
on TliurJay. uvemt' r 1 'th, !:.
r lri:t una tin.tl ;icriufjt i,t l,ni J. r-trint Al
inini(r-lc,r ut Ja".l Meliila, lale of (imtnville
m p . ue - ti.
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v. Fa, l-hrl 4iut ., I he (Hanoi i.iii -- XJ.JLI VULllil XJ U I lilXLlU If lAllAJ U 1 Utl--
i Hi -lea4 lit s.iin rxt ismniy. F. nu'1 tn mo
I llr-ir.t. thorn will t r).uftl to j.ut.lirttaitt, ar
I ttm C'nirt H Ukw, in tSotmrjit on
1
Friday, Sovruifirr 111), I H7 1,
WT.ST or Till!
:it loV-l'irh, J. ft
First nn.l part iii I .r..nnf of Hfnrf ttaiih nnl U...
Aar.,1. k Bltiiwr. Ft.uui.. of tl W will and -If.....: v""c
It atrii'.es us that everybody needs new
clothes this fall. We he a sullicimt
stock to meet the demamls until we git
more. D.m't be afraid to buy our gxds,
we tin replace them.
W. II. HH IISTKTI.LU.
Farmers und o'.heis comtiij; to Somersi't
should uot tail Uitaku an Wvsier Stew these
cold days. Nothing belter lo uourisu and
warm the inner man. Ouly L'o ceiils a
Stew at W. II. Plait's Saloon.
f tr
Liit..i.KKv yA.tT?:n. uy an exjwr.
ieneed hand, after the "Swarlz Method."
G. B. Wold.
P. O. Box tt)7,
', Bridgeport, Conn.
Tunnel on Fire. On Sunday metrn
ing the watchman at Pinkerlon tunnel, a
short distance east of I rsina, discovered
that the tunnel bad been set on fire some
time liefore and was burning rapidly to
ware! tne centre. 1 lie tunnel had never
lieen arched but was "cribbed its tntire
It D-'lh. some seven hundred feet, and al
ter beinir one-e ignited burned with great
tury. The tire originated from sparks
from a lots .motive, and had gained great
headwav belore bctns diftcwered. hen
the Express west reached the tunnel Sun
day mot ning it was promptly flagged by
the watchmn ; but, after learning that
the fire had but an hours' start ot him, the
engineer said he could "make it," and
pulled into the smoking bell. The train
reached the western end just in time lo
prevent the paaaengers from sjiothering to
death. It u a fool hardy teat, though a
brave one. Superintendent Hyndman
was informed of the conllairration and pro
ceeded to the tunnel with a large force of
hands. Telegraph stations were establish
ed at either approach the western end
boarded up to stop the draft ; engines sent
from Cumberland and Connellsville and
an effort made to quench the tiauvs. but.
though the firemen worked manfully, the
fire had too much of start and is still burn
ing this (Mm lay) morning. Passengers
and light freight are being transferred.
At several places it is thought that the
intense heat has caused the tunnel to cave
in. and Superintendent Hyndman reports
that the road will be blockaded at that
point for several days. In the mean time
they will hardly want through passengers,
although they may be able to handle light
express articles, which will be transferred.
while the freight traffic must necessarily
be entirely suspended until the damage
caused by the fire has been repaired
The following was received a few days
ago but was not intended for publication :
Braxponvili.k, Oct 13, 179.
Editor Hebald. Dear Sir : There
is nearly two years' subscription due you
for yemr excellent paper, the Herald.
which is directed at Brandonville.
Preston county, M'ert Virginia, Please
send by letter the amount due you, as I
wisn to sena you me money immediately.
Shall I send it at your risk by mail ? I will
Lave no other opportunity. Your paper
is tlie best county paper I have ever read
I chaste, and full ot interesting matter,
excellent print, and well gotten up.
Yours Iteepctlully,
" a L F.
Brandonville, W. Va. .
Notice. TLe sale of the real estate of
Editok Herald Sir : I notice a com
munication from this place in I w-t week's
issue ot the Herald, over the Imnd.-ome
signature ot "Cobhain," iu reply to a for
mer communication in w hich tiie conduct
ot the school directors was criticised iu
reference to the reduction of the salaries
ot teachers in this end of the couuty.
Cobham ' claims to be a teacher ot 17
years' experience, an J the jucr of any oth
er teacher in this or any oilier couuty iu
Hiiut ot qualifications.
1 am not aware that any one doubted
bis eiualilicatious, but it is a little surpiis-
iag to see an old and qualified teacher he-
come the advocate of low salaries tor those
of his own proteision. He need not think
that he is oue ot I tie old and exponent:.-1
teachers referred to in the let mt r artiele
as being driven out ot tins t n l ol the
county ou account ot lowsalarus; he is
one ot I lie number who came trom mi ad
joining couniy u) teach iu this couuty. I
am not intormed what the salary lor teuch
iu is in me couuty trom which he h.ii.s.
but 1 do know this, that they have lo id
schools there aud that good tc-aclicrs are in
nigh demand, it "t ohham expects to
ingratiate biinselt into tne tavor oi a set ol
stinjy aud ciose fisted seho 1 directors by
bea ming the advocate of low s.tlnries for
teachers iu S imerset couuty, be certaiuly
uusapprt bends the public leeling of this
community.
a mierset county aciiool tea -ii.-r j, gener-
ly, have too hiU a regard lor thair pro
fession to become the advocates ol low-
salaries ; it Ib-.-y did they would deserve
no better faie than Co'iiam," who lelt bis
native county and eauue to this county to
leacu a school lor J. iie-r mouth, that
could not be supplied by a first class teach
er ol a imerset county. I his seho 1 was
ret used at ?:J0 K-r month, by a Somerset
county teacher because he got $"() last win
ter in another section of the county. "Cob-
ham" offers to gamble, double and sweet
en the bet, that none ot those wh kit on
account of low salaries are cutting over
& per mouth. Somerset couuty teachers
do not gamble, neither are they allowed to
do so, especially not at a salary ol J2 ,cr
month, but "Cobham may rest assure 1
that the teacher who taught the preceding
term of the school he now teaches, has a
school at ("it) per month, and is furnished
an assistant teacher besides, and he had no
first or second cousin to his wife on the
board that selected him to teach the school.
If "Cobham" feci like singing the old
long metre doxology : "Praise Go I from
whom all blessimts now, at f .'J per
month, be bas a perlect right to do so, but
he should not find fault with his brethren
who can't sing for the same figures.
1 rot. V hiiikey, by the assistance of the
progressive element of this county, has
succeeded in greatly elevating the stand
ard ct teachers, lor which he has the
thanks, approval and praise ot all the lib
eral. Intelligent and progressive portion of
the community. Mr. Whipkey no doubt
otten finds himself confronted with adverse
elements, but the advocacy ot low salaries
by those who claim to bold permanent cer
leates is a new phase ot opposition u
our tree school system. "It is the most
cruel stab ot all" That no teacher who 1-lt
this part of the county gets over per
month is simply chin niosic piped on a
very low key. Pull down your vest 1
Confluence, Oct. 27th, ) -,.,... .
y .vr.iid .
'IAKI.IKO.
BAli'tUX MARTEEXY. October 7,
lS7t), at the Lutheran parsonage. Centre
vtlle, by Rev. J. N. L urub, Mr. Jacob A.
Birmu to Miss Mary Marteeny, both of
Somerset Co., Pa.
KOON'TZ-SMITKEIL O the -1st
iust.. by J. .1. Ulough, .Mr. Peter Koont.
lo Mrs. Liwie S.nueker, It-it h ol S imerset
Co., Pa.
tc.' taiiif nt of John Kntn ti. iliv.VL
Account il Jaot I-nvui. Ailmtiii'truteir of ttnn-
te'l l.'tvaii, tato of .leMers:i!i twp tl'U.
Atss.unt ot ItnrM J. Jl iltr. Aduiiiilirat-r f f
Elltnlietti Miilrr, late ol .siiniln twp.. i!to'.
First bikI limit m-mtint of iti-nry Knci.ik Ailniin
istrator ol the ntattt ol Jolin Hakr. lin-'ii.
A truuiitul Daultt sjtufi. Ejeculorof Win. Wil
li, ilt-r'il.
Firatunt linsl arenunt of Xilm Rfnimer. Al-
niifii.--traitir ilr honui nvn cum Usiamcnio aantio
r John Hroimn. iltsi l.
ArcoUllt lit lienrv If. Hoffman an, I Frpeman
Hollman, Aitiuiuis -ratoia ol Jii-uben llotliuan.
di-e-M.
Acii.ll ,t of K.lm'lllcl ( '.110111. in. (luiirli m ofMarv
Itllrn Hoftnun. 'ornisrly 1,'otcir.an.
Awuitti'l U. r.K-'hrlL tinurdiiui of M:.rJ.
e olehliilt.
tsoc-i pi 1 ami rlnnl avfiunt if J..!in Iteetrr. Kxeft-
uii.roi .Samui l llei'ier. i!c-c'..
Awunt of J. il Hi-VIiIIit A,loilni.lrtr i.f
Fn-iWii k Hluttau-ih. il ..
St-con I ttcr-iiuut oi l!. Ir Klutfoinn aiik.1 AT.
amirr Stuliuiao. Kxwutors t l J. J. .siuitiiun. !-
ccimxi.
irt ami lin il ni-i-i.wtii of s,i:,,io-l siuflt I'.nir.
lin of Mary JMillcr.
Flr.-tt anl Ln.il uiv.unt ..r t.nt.1 ttiiri fsr-
dmn of Chrituin V1i!.t.
Jimt nn-1 nnitl ai-xiuut of Samuel Sluttt, Ouar
Jian ol S.ir;ill Miller.
Firnt ntl ttil.il aivount of Himnpl K'nlTI rltirtr.
(Han ol l.y.li lloree-r.
rirl HII'l Tttl'il fli(itilot nl ,Mnii,.K!,,Hi l,t.r.
UiaoofSttsin Homttr.
r ir.-t aii'l tin-it uis-i.unt of K.nn,i Qiri o,,.,.
.11... ..r t- I.:,.. ...
I rriiiiKllll ll'irill-r.
WM. B. Fit T. ASK.
wt lj Kesifttr.
Al I X 1 ST H ATOl'.'S N OTIC eT
toiawor Martha A. Rippla, of tiattmaliuuinir
'I fi. sv.Lienxti founty, ., iio:',,
Letter ol a.niimulratu.Q on tu Imv etnt
liaTintrfiefn irraute.l lo ih umicrlirne-a ty tiie
.rI"!rautltonty, notk- la hi-rtl.y iciven to tlione
111-letiecf.i to Itto make innni,liikt
tiowo hnvliiir Haltns airnlntit It to presunt tliem
duly sutlieiiiii-aivtl lor iruli!iiient, al the n-MJen-c
of i I ilitc-pincl. on Saturduy the- (Siti U.iy of De
ceinbtT, IST'J.
JAituB ittrrr.K.
Ailin'r. of .Martha A. Kiviile.
1)uijLlC SALK
OF
VAI.t'API.K HEAL, FSl'ATK.
Ify virtue ol ati iier ol Halo issui out of the
Court of tJoiiiinon I'h-aa ol S .iio rsi't &iuiity,
wu Kill e-iiwse to public ule, at Oarrstt. ou
Saturday, November W, 1S79,
at 1 o'clo' k, p. m., tho followinir ilfS'-ribe-il real
estate, viz :
No. 1. llieuti.iivMol one-hair of a lot of ground
sI'uaKt al Uiirri-tt, Souivract county. Fa., ailjoin
in j ?lri-t;t on tin) LortlL i". & t;. liailromi oii I lie
au.l mntel i n Hi. tasi, on which is ttri eteii a
l.irieu storo una ilweltini itoii.
iN i. i. A lot of irrouiel sltuale at (Jarrett, fn-nt-
mn on i.rmre 'ri t 4- lee-t an t exti n.linjj uurlh
i.w itriMii wiin:ii iere-i'teu a larije stame.
Inti rt-nt, ami l iiin of Jacitj
l.'llowini. Otorifi-1 rcn! I
i(teaie, tin
A certain tract or I m.l :tu.ile i i 'nini:ih )n!n '
twp., tii merx t comty conulruiiir ii a -res, 1
tnote or Ik, wilittory ami a hall iiiatk iiwll-
irir hnumt, Innle tuni. a-ol oturr ouinuiMinits i
tliereon creetewl, adjolnina' lamia of Isaac Miliw. i
nuiuei w e-ncr. lie ,rB tianlurr ani Ilia wnluvr
inmoeri, witn ha apourtfuancra.
I alien In cxcralion a the-iiroiiertr of JaiM
Aleyer at the ul. ol Oeorge ii irdncr i.r liiuitt-l
una us of xuicaora .vleyers.
ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS.
:.B1 EES & BAE-NETT.
WELsfloxs. OA. 8. 1ST:), at Center
villi;, Pa.. Charles P. Wclahous. aged 1
year, U months aud 17 e?us.
SOfl KSI T MAKKr-T
by Uook X Kkhbits,
DUUtl IS
Crtoicc cftccznzs, flous & feeo
Aoj.tc, dr:t'l. 3i S
A,i; i"HiiUr. teal
hmu. r 1W t
; a ir, b avr
iimiur, V 9 (rulli
iiucwicae, fi :u-hRi
ir.eai. l-io il-s
itc-feax, fl R...
i!.i:-i'U, .-houuiorn, ifi t.
sitli-e. ' ........
" eountry !ihu,. t,
fvni, ear) ft tir..-tiel
irn, iiie.iio) j uuchel
I t-Tll Ill'-rtl V" 11'
lt.ul skins, y .
K;.:, V 'lor.
r'i.iu.-. f- !ul
Fi.ix ) fl ha., a Hi
Ii.ons. (uar-curo i) 2,
tan, fl J.
ta:her, ieo sole. '
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" tin ol::! Aluui, vr tMk,
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Su f ii r, jreilow 3t
" white
Tallow, f a
Wheat. V 1'US
Wool. )
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N E W A D VER TISE21E TS:i.
jxheurons xoncE
l-Xate of( atlnrinfl Phitippl .lecua.'o I.
Lfit.em t. !0,wii. unrv oa the aimve ei:ne Imr
Iok ticca irr.inte-,4 to tiie uiiilrryiirucil, notice i;
ttrrei.y (tiven to those iixicblol to h to make 1m
uie itale- 'iiyincot. anii lUo-t; having ciainin uualiiM
it to prescni tlicin ou;y authcntiiMtet lor pctiie.
inc-niai uiy oin-e in i.cutrtnile UorAiitu. on
aaiuMay. Ueccairx?r 13, Is7s.
AAIKI.N Wtr.U
Oi t. a Kiccutor.
1879.
Ax AsTttxisiiiNO Eact. A large pro
portion of the American people are to day
dying lrom the effects of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver., Ihe result ol these dis
eases upon the masses of intelligent and
valuable tieople is most alarming, making
life actually a burden iustead of a pleasant
existence of enjoyment and usefulness as
it ought to be. There is no goal reason
for this, if you will only thlow aside pre
judice and skeiiticism, take the advice ol
Druggists and your friends, and try one
bottle of Oreen s August flower. i our
speedy relief is certain. Milli"iis of but
tles ui this . medicine have lieeu iriven
away to try its virtues, with satisfactory
results iu every case. You can buy a
samp.e liott'e for 10 ceats ti try. Three
doses wili relieve the worst case. Posi
tively sold bv all Druggists on the West
ern Comment.
Chestxct Hill, Oct. 13, 1k7'j.
Mr. EoiTon : I have not seen any Shade
Items in yonr valuable paper lor some
time, so I thought I would write a lew :
The chestnut crop is larger this vear
thaa it has been for twenty years.
It is reported that a gentleman in Shade
is paying 2-j cents per pound tor nu'ar to
give to his girl. We wish he would come
this way.
Our friend J. 3. Wilt hits un apple tree
in bis orchard that had forty bushels of
apples on. If any other couuty cm beat
jl we wish it would sen.1 ia in rjlums.
- ... . . : . : -V
FlVK IIlKRhED TllOUSASD StkO.NG.
la the past few months there has lieen
more than 500, WO bottles of Shiluh'i Cu4
Kold. ! Out of the vast number of eplc
who have used it, more than 2,000 cases ol
Cvntumvtwn have been cured. Al)
Coughs. Croup, Asthma and Bronchitis,
yield at once, bence it is that everybody ;
speaas iu its praise. 10 tuose wno nave
not used It, let us say. ii you have a Couth.
or your child the Croup, and you value
lite don t tail to try it tor I .sine Back,
Side or Chest, use Sbiloh's porous Plas
ter.
Sold by G. W. Benhud, Druggist, Som
erset, Pa. t w. i.', ... -. '.' , : '
Facts vi.-TfTEOR, i0 resard to. the
method of coloring butter. The theory is
that cows when well ted and cared tor will
make yellow butter ; the fact is that not
one in ten will, except in limes of flush
pasture.
This is jusl the reason that the very liest
dairymen in this country use Wells, Uieh
ardson & Co.' Perfected, Batter Color.
We warrant it to add at least five cents per
pound w me value oi wn.ie butter, a re-
jr:uAL xonci:
So 4KIISET e -IH'STV, ss :
TH E COMMON W EALTH OF PEXJf'A.
Tit the Sh. rijfuf Somrrcet Caunl y, Grtil
skal, ing:
, j Wheqkas. Michael L.ntr. heretofore in
our county Court ot Jomtuon Fleaa of the county
ol otne-rHeL. to wit : on tne 31H iay of Auuut, A.
It. 174, iieinre tne llonoraole the JuJcs tlieu
c .iifUlutii.i; the suino Court al tSouerMct. hy the
coiiMeraiion ol the same recvcrcl aicuint I ta-
ticr Itoiii, exe-e-utor, anil Maritiiret Ilom willow of
tyfiilifi lsm, Uec'ii. ol salile.niy.awellacortnln
iletit l three huuerel anl neveuiy-niae iloilarn
ami acvemy-twoceni. lawtul inonevoi th Lnile.!
Stall s ; a.s alt iixtcen Jo!iars .mil lorty-nve ee-nis
like money, which to tne Fii.t Michol lymir in
our name t ourl were 'ju-ii;oJ for his ilanuire.
which lie utainwl hy a-s an.n of the ileu ntion oi
that ilclit, with interest on the iletit from tiie lS:h
nayoi a-JKU.-i, a. ii. is., wncre-oi tne sai n asuer
iioincxi raii'i .Tiariircr l w.nj weiow ol t'ntllli i,.m
Uec'ii. convi -is a oi recur 1 ami trocee.iiiia; i,ie-re
uitt in our Ki.J Couit N-i -re cur .lu.lge at Sum.
i-rscl remainioa. laauili i-uy aiiiar. JVeverthe
1 rxocaiion -it Hie ju.Jkuicui aioresaiil as yet
r main to lieeor.e, an-i wncrca the sail Mar
garet !"" Is now deail ami Die F.li'l Ca'psr In. in
ii is Ih-qii iiicriitrice I as executory! taiil uec'il, as
ly the ticiinaaiiou of thu riu .Michael ljinv; we
have recen-cl, and to prevent ihe lleuoi alU ju.iu;
mcut lrom e'iriu. aud l!caue we are wiiili.y
that tiiose liuiitxi. which tn our aiil Oiurt are
rightly done. niiv'Ul'i t-e (icuianiii-Ai by tiuecx'-cu'i'in,
wc coiutiiauo you that you make known t-i Josiah
Hum, l.'- .ii ir't (. Itoui, vMlliaia Itom, Oliver t.
lom, J.cwn A. liiiin, Harrison Null an.l Kill n liis
wile, w . W'.Oaiintrauil .He a no his wile, heirs,
of V bUly Hum, ilco !. tha tli-y tw in niiucnr
lickire-oBi .1 uitro-4 at Somerset, at our Ouiinty
Court ol Common I'ican tliere lo Ire ticl.l on tlir
MoiKl.yin Move:iilKr next, to Biiow II anytliinir
I'-rili'-iinelTts tiiey ki j or have to nay, wny the
aturch.ii'l f4laDtenl tnoutil no lie revive-l and eon.
IlllU'il a ilea iti tliu rcii! estate ol aai.i l'liiii)i Itotu,
Je-iil, iluriiix ihe ri l ol live ycira, anJ why the
;iiil -tiitci L, in- cxc-UEioii ue.iiinu tiie e-i.aie
ol faiil Flnli-i IK iu. ice'it, of iiis iK-li! anli!ain:iicii
alon-saiil. ouu:Jii nt to have actsiriiinif In the foou
aua "Heel ol iti.-stl'l recevcry. 11 lo Wieiu it rliail
jccui extslieiit. An i have you tlicu au l tlierc
.his writ.
w ilnc-9, H e Hi.Min.Mii.E Wm. M. II all. F.i.,
F.-cMiico Ju iiie -t N,iii;i.-i t, tins Idi fi aay o Au
yu-i, i. oct; tnouraiu eifCi. . i.uuarua autl aev
enivnine.
snenif nu!3.(, Som.-r- 1 II. F. SCHKI.U
oe. Ha., o-t 4in. Is7'i. l'ru;j,oua iry.
clef Alt KVLh,-shiritf. )
TEKMS. lo i.cr cnr. na of,n aa the pn.)ierty is
knockcl uY.wn : ; incluninu- tho tenth art i.u eon.
uriuaiion ui ai. oue-miM In six uiontlis and one
lliiril in twelve mouths, wiih iuurcsl on ilclerreil
i:iy-ucbi-i. l'aynieuta to he aeeureel by ju.tgtnent
(-.ui,
jonxo. ii y.
A.K K1TINKK.
o t 1 Aiirn-caoi J. it. H.e.
1)L bLi7j salb
OF VALI AHLE KEAL ESTATE.
liy Vir ue of oi-Oera ol the o, jih.ins I ouru of
lie iior l an I s.meri-eteouiiti-, tliecul icriotr will
-:ll al oui.lit- sale ou(l!ie jireuii-tea oa
a hursday, Ovlolter 30, 137'.),
one tract of Ian. I, the Jjp petty of Cant. Wm.
Valh, i;ile ol Juntitta towii.-hii, Ifciil'inl couuty,
iicceaM.il an.l he-intr jiurtMrl or triw-t No. a of tiie
r.-al create ol .na lec'J, as ghowa ly ilralls ou
U!c in t i,l courts.
This tract contains VM acres nn.l 113 ptrchps
not. ol w li nil l-a acres an t l; jrche. re lu kit-.l-l-ipl
cs unty. anil 7 acres ami 13! i-erc.hcs are ia
S nuert ii.unty. ailjoiiia other lanU?o sahl Wm.
Wal.'li. I.onis ol F .icrirr"it hcira. U. Hull. M.
Noe ieiiour. A. Kitll-an.l other. Two-tiurils ol
sai t l;in'i cicareii an t un ier icncc. an-l thetialance
wll titui j-re l, with a liar iiweili!i h iu.-e an l
o h-r huil.iiim-i i iiensm.
S in- 'o ciiiiocHi- at 1 o'ch-k r. m.
TKIt.MS ejasii ou ciinifn:;iM'n ot i:ile.
lA.lti.Cl-SA.
Tru-iee to clt (he real csiale ol Ca plain Wm.
U al.-h. dto'.!.
.t. 1.
1)UELC SAI.K.
liy virtue of the jnuli.-nty ol t.i ;it will r.n-
t'f l.MiW'Ut ol John K-iit'-h. bitt Jlr-rr:ir!v:i!ler,
Twj., Sii..tMl V.f i. wo Will vtlcr at
I u..c isa.o, on
Sal'inLn, . ocviiiUr S, 1ST9,
( 1 oVii-i( p. m., the liniut fiirm .! t(ti 1 ilecM
tiie fo.,.j,wi;i i-Jc-.ri.K-1 ixMlctateot Jttbu liuiivu
.V t. 1. Tho lion lami or.')! t lecoai-c ! situate
in irftt r-V)tll' Xwi)., -taer.a't vuniy. Fa,
coiiLinuuit; -JlS iK-rtrf. .ti.j.'iiui.it: lau is ol Piiilip
itiHj.i.is., ti iiu:iu v on ui iii, tifttnon v:oituiau,
M nry 0 .eia.m, Ami-s W uikrr iiii-l n.lnr. Kuti
ii iriM.rtt k aweil:nj5 hiUi-t two ttumit houtH-
iur,te (..tin oarn. H, nr. if iiuu- awl otlicr cmbuil.l
.lixf. larue Hj.pt or:tiHr'l. (wj fcUitur ciujr0 nml
;i aouiKm:ictf oi CJitl ana maiLit-tic n thu preiu
i?C:'. ,
N". '2. A tract oi l.inrl !tuate in the township ol
I.r.Mher.V)i licy altr';eall. etiit ii!.tin:iirtiot Safrw,
:i'i!t:iiiiiir Lin.; o Jcna'iin Jlilier, Juauii t uor
i'ituli, a. H. 1!iHh-'8 hf:irciiii i uihiTd, ant nil
Uij mirttrul uutitirlyuuv ii(Mut n acre:. Hitwiniiiit
tiic siim., theri l n ta, iwnk olcu ncir tiit'Uci.H
l .itl ftUIltAlU I Jliirj Il3III'l-J'I.
No. . Air.i-'tui tiuilrcr liiQj siiituf' a aft.rt.
r-.ii'l, rimtalntnu' ktc?, aluii.inir .aa-i- of
Ijvul IMckey, Lh.. Cyrtu K-wman'.t hoirs, lan
ivl Shuin. a.trtr h.eiilc, lleury Acker in a ami
tthe:n, mi trai t will foM a.- a v. ii. ir in two
lijrth iu tuil purchasers.
N. 4. Tin iuriii:-e't alt of rvuniiitaaLencar
tti lwn of Berlin, rotitaioirx .o fn ire jrcftusi",
a i'iiji tract No. aikl itit it In. Win. A- liar
nati, Icu.aiiuel .'Masters al othir?.
i r.U.M.S. (tce-tbinl tn hand n the first; day !
April. Is-io, atitl the tuldiiee in thrtw etpial annual
I;tn;rnts withoat intercut, to Ik Hured by juttj;
uitnt UimU or note on the premise.', lea per
cent, ol the btnd niuney to 0-i pni-i sm-n tte li-e
nro;ertv is
HKXRY RAITH.
w A AKDN K lilTT-N EIJ.
JOHN A WALT Kit, Kxet-uu.
LIST orCMJSES.
F-r trial at X c
vcin-.cr luth 1379.
I'lnU-r term cornii;rn':in No-
iiSIGXEES" SALE
I. or
IiE.lL AND I'LHSO.NAL TKOrKUTV.
By virtite ol an or lerol the Court oj Conimua
i'ieasol SoOiena-l county, fa., tlie uixli rfivrm-d
A-.lir-iee'J of FUliiu V. ii.Uirw, will oiler at 'u'illr
.ale, on
Saturday, November 1, 1879,
at I oVl.icii r. x.. on the Hume Faria," Uie k-U
iowini! iieie rilH.1 real entate f sai l I'lnl;;. I
Mnurcr, vii:
No. 1. The "It .me F.irrn." c intanir? !;.) acres,
enure or less, fcitu lie in si.imer.ct Tt., soiner?el
ctttiiy. Fa . aioiiilnic lanos of Ahratiam liewm,
Hiram li.-am, liavnl tic 1 1 ami John J. Hell, hav
ina thereon treeteii a new iwo ?Lory piank houae,
funiituil in a eemvenient s'yle tkrugbout; new
bank bant anl ee-iivenirut ouiitouie-s uoti water
ower naw-Dilll. There 1 also on ihe farm a iarir
sqxar caoip Vlih a iai.ac!ty I f teihtij .o-,-o
iiiicl ol iiiiiir ery neason: a jotniir halt
on l. ar t, a(wi water: the whole .txlnir lo a ifwsl
lateof cuiiivaiiou aul situateJ cuivcnicmly to
c.hure-hcs. schooiaana,, stores, makui 11 a4 ve.-y
ae.irahle pr..trty.
No. 'J. known as the "Mountain Tract," situate
as a!ire?aii, eonialmni; mm acj-es, urnre or less,
aifoinin lin-'s ui S:moo Zulall. Ltanie-1 Huy
iter, Jencjih Hhosxis ami others, bavina; tuil.l.
Iiis tnercin enxteil. with uooil Imit orchard, and
Oii.ier pretty gooxl state of cultivation anU ia con
venient to church, stores, mllis, tve,
TEK.MS. tie thinl in fcami. eaie-tbinl In six
month. ono tlurJ lo twelvemonths from this dale,
with interest on deferred ayuieuu lrom uay eif
laie.
' 1 here will alst tie oflered the following personal
iiroerty. viz t Wbe.v. rye.ott. c-tro, .bui-awbeat
liy t he boaiirl, a tot ot maple sugar ami a variety
oi other aruaics.
i H S. FLECK.
i : Sl MOM Ij. K'lHXS.
V - i-i A ji;beea ot Fhiup F. iMaurt;.
PanielA. J.toatla. dectrMl baa been ' arn of one dollar for emr cent it coals
a,nctrwMAH nnlil Tiinclu. . V 11,1. ,1 . I J
1 " -.. wu.. moiuiij, i D I1IU tiav 111
Isovtruber, at the Court House, in
tsomersei ttorougij, at 1 o clock p. m.
C'THra M. IShavkr,
Adniioistrator and Trustee.
Qyter by tbe Rew, Raw, Hall-Can, or
Quars at W. li. Piatt's akor, taeiueot
ol Look it lieerits iilock.
T")UELIP SALE.
I - OF
. VALUABLE KEAL ESTATE.
Hy virtue ol aoonler oi sale hinieil out of the
Orphans' Oiurt ol Somerset county. 'a., I wiii cx
poee to public sale oo the iroCiies on
Friday, November lh, lilit,
at 1 o'clock, p. m., tlie foliowinft deeribed real es
tate, late the properly utMepuen Treui, deceased,
lo wit :
A certain tract of land situate In Stoovcrcek
twp. Somerset eounty. a., aiijoinzinsc iamls of
Joan FelK. Fetor Zcrfos'a h Ir. Noah Kaymaa.
Altiert Kaymaa. ani reti.lue ot farm set apart tor
willow, c-.ititatnins; lit acres, mora or less, aUiut
lie) acres cleared and 15 in ov aiiow, oo which are
erected a S story dwelling hi a e, bank ham and
other out iiuikiiDtr. Thla is a 'uesirablen-operty.
Il.K wS Oie-tlilnl on confirmation ol sale,
one-toird In six taomhs. anil ooe-tbird in one year
with uitefesjt 4i delerreil payuM-nia from ilay of
sale. Fay dents to t satiirad by imJxwctu
! bonds.
I SAMUEL SNYDER,
xtU Trustee.
FIRST WEEK.
I. lieni imin Mii'tcrsv. Ni-tl k t:i.I!.rn.
Keiui u Livenuo.1 t. Sam I. c. L-m-het.
II. teirne sime.
4. .1. S. Zimmerman r. Auiert and David
L.lir.
j. Hr. C. F. Lonbarl's use vs. Eiiward Mostol-
icr.
. J. W. jt II. (,'. Van Horn vs. Jesse Listoa
et. al.
7. Hav hi Itf i. SdirH-k. vs. J. AJa'.ii.e i.
Cor. liee-J
K Catlririne Iy!ir'iia l'mr. t, Ti ivi I Li.br.
'. Freil'k. L. .luntvs.S. H. kCatharineiiarey.
10. Noah CaselH-er's use v.C. K. Grove.
11. Kiemau ii Earl vs. L. A. Smith et al
li Martha K. Hawks ue vj. J. Erne', Mcire.
13. Vv bi. McLeilan V. John Anspai-h Jr., irnr
Mslare".
!4. . vv. VVi!m'4 us v. fur. is K':fcr.
Coilmrn A. ColtHirn'suc v.-. Ncwtun K'-'.scrs.
l'j. N:. W. Ko tujers vs. Cbss. Kmitrer.
SE COND WEEK.
IT. S. J. (T ver's a'l'mrs. r. Thus. Y.n l!ey t
li. J-cvl t'oUKiieniiur vs. Imac S. CouKhenuur
l. S. I. Snvdor vs. James Farson et ai.
'.'i. K. KienmnV u vs. Waiter June, and IIuj-i'-ml.
CI. . H. Hill vs. O. A. Hr-.nt
'H. Voiulit e; li-tiritw vs. TlMiriiii Hi:!.
- . Joriiih Kowlliy vs. Ftiiroe tS aifer.
I'eter Smith vs. W. JL. Holilita-ll.
j. .Martha A. Kipple v. C F. ie (Jto. Acker
man and Will.
Cfl, Isaac Siuipoii vs. .f. O. tre'cr.
-T. Isiac lltiiiusvs. E-Iwarl Ati-otr.
Jh. Hoax Push's ex'trs. vs Heaiir Kni'i.
H.iiiniili Hulicll'a riijlit vs. Fred, i Aia-li
1'urr.
3o. J( lielch vs. Cliarles ikcv.
"I. Ann tl Vanerts use v. 1. .f. Uucr.
SI Havi I Lichtv vs t lnitl l)- :i!.
113. Jant'-s Albriulu's use vs. W. .. iiair.ili.
:.. Jolin M. Huldcrlianm's n, vs. Jfcii ZuTali
ci aU
"V. (ieorir W. File vs. Iiavi l ,M:ir;in et al
:w. A. U Ssol.lll tx Co. t. J. H. Kenlorl s. Ce.
UT. J . C. Av.-r a. 'o. vs. jmc.
sa. Wm. Kline vs. P. x C K. II. i o.
i . ShxiicI Shaller vs. Jacies Few.
40. Win. 1! -e a Co. vs. A. .1. Cramer.
41. F. F. Hartinan'su.ins. W. L HotMtzcL
11. F. SI IIELI
,roa!J'
piJUllT "rilOCLAMAfiOX
tfBKUil t!i H.-inoralile Wiliia'S M. Hau,
Pre.icnt ol liM e.-vcr.ii ejurls ol Common Fleas
f tlieCountie coinpoiinv; tlie sixtecn'.h Judicial
i.istneu auo JU.-WS111 tae eviumoi i tyerarni ier
miner au i 'Icio ral Jail lteltrerr. for the trial of
al!i'aiialanli.ilterorlind-Tinthe aaM IHstrict,
aii I Uimu STrrrT aud C C. .Mi sski.mas E
3 a I re. Ju.l;s of the Courts of Cotniimn Fleas, and
usiloes at the Courts of Oyer and Terminer, and
trcneral Jail Delivery, for the trial of all -) nal
and otlieroiienders in theCounty of Somerset. Lave
Issueil their prurepta ami to me directed, for hold
inir a Court of Common Fleas, Bnd Ueui-nl -t" af
ter Scssi-ins of the Feace, and Oonenl Jail lK-liv-
ery at! Courts ui Oor aad 1 ermiuer, al Somerset
Un .Vonilaj, srrmtifr 10, 1979.
Nonn f htrtby jirra to ail the Justices of the ,
Peace, the CiSToner atid Conmali.es within the said
County oi Somerset, tliat ifx-y te tlieu an.l tlie re in
ineir pnifier yx-rsons. witn tneirmus. nx-.r-'viiKiul-1
sitions. exauinnti'Uis. and other rememtiranee-s. to
dotlvi se things which to tbeir offices and in thai
nenall aptK-rtatn to tve none: and also, trier who
wiii prosecute airainatthe prisoners tlial areorsJi;U I
ne m ir.e jail oi rw.incrset i.omy, to m icvva aaid
there, o tproseeute aaaiost them na shall 1 jail.
EDOAU iV4,E,
oct IS Slc-rltr.
ALSO
Ail thori!it, fltlc, interest and claim of 1L L.
H ier. aosiicuee of Henry Krerr of, iu and ;o the
following uewnlied re.. I etakv, via :
A tract of land .iiuiwe in liliont twp., Somer
set c jutiiy. Fa., atlioimny lan is ol John It. Bak.-r,
feier iiakcr. Henry brelllMin and the reumie
hi James l irili lillui.l tract, o which the alx.ve Is
a part, contalniiiv; sitty-tune acres aud sixty-one
pei-ehe, with tlie afipurten inccs.
T-.cn In execau ai as ihe property of H. I.
liner, ai-f auee ol Henry Kreaa'T, al tlie suit ol
Aaron V nl.
ALSO
All the ri-,'lii. Il'le. Interest andduim of Wm.
Sutler, ol, lu and to the tollowir-j Ui-?ciitW real
estate, vi. :
A certain tract ot lao l situate in liuem.ihonintt
tvp., Somerset coumy, Fa., contatn;:r -iHacrc.,
Dtoro or less, ol win. u iheru are atsiui ITiae'res
cn-area aud aln.ut 4; ai-res in meadow, with a iurito
i-riea nweUiiia house, and trame dwellitiar hous ,
bauk bara auu ottier oiiti'iiildinKS thereon ercc.ed.
adjiiiiiliiir lands of Daniel Hcrkcy, Jni Hn!i.
Fcaraiu Libi'iletirj Loiu'.'hcir-, and others, with
tiie a purtenanees.
1 nam in execution as the proper y ot wii.iam
Sulk-rat thoiuilof Anlttuiy Sutler, m trust lor
Julia Sutler.
ALSO
All tt.c rtsjlit, tl! !c. Inter- -t and cliiiui of Wm.
F. iUtller. tieiendanl. and Euw.ir,l tiii-ssuer, U-rre
U imiiI, ot, iu and 10 tue luilowiug descriiK.-it real
esiate, vis :
Aeertam tract uf land situate tn Stonycreek
twp., Souie-rs.t county, Pa., containing 1J1 acres,
more or ie-s, ot which there are aliout i acres
eieurod with a two story los; house and logstaoie
thereon erected, aiijoiiiinir Iniids of J. J. iValker.
Charles Heinemeyer, Edwant Ulussntr and oth
ers, with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution as tho property of William
P. -Uilhr, de-1'U.and Edwar t Oiessucr, terra teu-
ant, at tne suit 'of John A. .ust. use ol tnhraim
iioss.
ALSO
All the ri(lit. title, interest and claim of Jacob
Si-i-nler. ol, lu una to tlie loiiowin-r deac-rioed real
estate vii :
A certain tract of hind eituate in t'pner Tur-
keyl'oot twp., Somerset county. Pa , coiiiairiiu:; vol)
ti res, tuore or less, of which there are aiioui. iiU
acres cleared aud 15 acres in meadow, Willi a two
story trainc lieue, iiank barn and other entiaiiid-
lines thereon erected, ad.iuttiiiiir laiets ol coit
Kiii, Jonathan Puoriiituuli, John Lucas, ls.iac
leietxier and others, with tne iipiurten:tuces.
T-wketl hi execution aattiu pruiierty ol Jacoii
Sechier. at the suit ol Peter lirmi-iiier. ue-e ,.f Joiin
I'uiiinnin, executor of Joseph U. Licliiy, ilc-ce-affed.
ALSO
All tlie ri;;!it, title, interest nnd claim ol CI. ris
lena Shuiia, ot, iu and to the IciiuWiii lci-riia-l
real e.tutH, viz :
A certain tr:ict of land situa'.e in l'pl- r Turkcy-fo-.t,
twp., Sotiiersei ty.uiiiy, Pa., e-'atiaittoic eO
acres, more or less, ol which there are at-u. li
acres cleared, adjoininur lands of J-.s.--pn Kinj,
David Sarek aud Hu-naod 9 heirs, wi'.ii the ap-pur.enane-es.
Tiike-n la-execnii m a the property of Chrffena
Sliuiix at law cam ol t.reni tf. Knr. use ol C. F.
Walker, ik oi I. has. J. Harri.-.n. cashier.
ALSO
All the ri;t,t. title, interest and clnini of Jac )b
Hippie and Jai-ii iiipjite. ad'tnr. ol iariii A.
Hippie ilcc'd , ol, iu an-a lu the foiiowin.; dcscrilie-l
rc:i 1 estate, vix :
.No. 1. A certain tract nf land situate in Uuema
honinr twp., Soin.ret inuhi v. pa., cont.tinii.r ;
acres, more or less, of which JT acres are cle.ireo.
a-ijoiniut iiinds ol Jobu Vv t-i;ic, widow eiei.-cl and
S-. ny reek, wi;n the unimrieaaneea.
l !. A eeri.tin iol ot anuud suaiite In Hn-
versviilc, rv.mersct count. Pa.. e.iii'.aii,it;r iioour
otie-bali fu-re ot lan-l ai'ioinmi: biwnship road on
ihe wed. John J. Alill'T, .viartha A. l.ippean.i
Samuel S Sw.mk on tlie east, and alley un the
Ki'iiih, with the appurtenances.
ro. a. A cer. am lo; ol around si:u:ite as ai.-re-
aid. curitaiiiinyr atNiiit 1 1 ol an acre with a otic and
tic-hail iiory imme lei-Si., aud ot tier ouibuiiotiiTS I
tncre-.n erected, aili,jiniur . . war,.ouiue
en.st. tiiwn.hlp r td on tlie n rih and west and lot
rto ! on the- s..uth. inli tho apurt -nance-.
Ao. 4. Asinalllut ol irroun 1 siiaite as afore
said, ail), iuiuu; lot No. A, an t township roa i en tlie
north and west. Willi the uppur.eti.iuccs
t aken In executi-in as the proH-rty of Jacob
l.ipt leant Jacob Kipplo ail'iur. or ..Iar.li a ie.
Hi, pie. ilec'.l.. at tlie sun, ol the heirs aill l.-u-.i
r".'i'iescnt-'.ives of John Park. Jr., doe' L
SUCCESSORS TO JOHN F. 8.YI.YER.J
SOMERSET, PA.
Wc take jlcasurc in .tniiouiuiiig to the pn'olic that we have
JUST llEVIZl VKI a large an.l comphte stock of Hard
ware, which we intend to sell at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES !
Our stock is comnlete iu all respects,
article usually kept in Hardware Stores.
anil
comprises every
Blacksmiths' tools and supplies, such as Iron. .Norway Nail
rod Iron, Vulcan Horse-nails, Taper Taps, Horse Shoes, i'ina
Slcijrh-shoes and Cast steel, a lull line of Best Norwav Iron-
Carriage and Tire Bolts, and Axle Clips, a complete stock of
Malleable Iron, Burrs, &c, &c.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
comprising a full line of Kim and Mortise Locks, Cast and
corought Butts, acorncd and plain, a complete stock of Nails
always on hand, also a full assortment of Glass.
CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
We have always on hand a complete stock cl laws both
Hand aw) Cross-cut, Axes, Hatchets, Hammers Stee and Try
Squares, Compasses, Bench and Fancy Blanes etc., etc.
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We always keep a full line of Jievolvers, Pistols, Shot-guns
l'owder-flasks, Shot-pouches, cannuges, Caps, TFads, Uitie and
Shot-gun Powder, also a full line of Gun Repairs.
:0:-
We have
full line
a complete line of Lamps, Lanterns, and supplies
ol Saddlerv Hardware, comprising Saddle-trees
Buckles, liings Ilaruess-p.uls, Ornaments, etc., etc.
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N
0TICE
the SO'h day of Scptem'xr, 17!. I rae a re-
eeil't to H. K. V hito A Ct. for one dozen washing
fhae'h nes ; since then I hare learned that suhl ro
ot. 1 pi is ehantred and turns out tube a note calltnr;
f,r ,-210, iiayatile tn six mouths after date. L-a-by
give eau' Ion to all parties ajriiinl prcUaning
the snme, unlesi they intend te ioiy a law-suit,
oet i.l wOL. SEIBtHT.
QB
RPUANS C0UI1T SALE.
Hy virtue of an order Issue l out ol the OrptBiis'
C-iurt of S-jinerset County, Fa., tn us directed . '.a
will eipx.se to public laie, 00 tbe preme, on
Saturday, Xorevber 8th, IS13,
at 1 0'ekwk, p. tne followirur desrrlbed real es
tate. sltU 'te In Jenner twp.. Somerset county, P.,
late the astata of Da UI Lwhr. dee'd , viz :
A certain tract of land eitu-.e in jenner twp,
Somerset coo flt y. Pa., ailolnl!i2 lands of Jarob
Stuttl, Daniel Koonla and others, iv1.a1.h15 'ti
acres and Ttt ercbes, with a puik d'J. iiur, hviuse
an'l staoie luereon erecneu.
TEKMS : tbie-linlf la hand on tonrinration of
sae. une-half tn one year thereuuer wlUtout in-
Itereaf. 1 went nv dollars to be pal 1 down 00
day .of sale.
H.It.LnHIt,
O-. U Adm'r. ami Trustee.
-ALSO-
AII the riirbt. title, interet .trd elrtim n( David
Simtli. of In at; t tj tho lollotviiii, itoscri'ied rt-al
estate, viz. :
A ccri,iti tr.ct of lan-l situate In titemnb 'rtnur
tp.. S'-mers-t coutity. Pa.. cotilaitittir isi acre -an-l
i0- jwrciics. s rif-r. nica-ure, aiioui list a. res
cle.red. lotii-ns in mead-. w. tiilj:nce well t in
iiere.l. with a oc.e : n, a hall story !": h-iu-e !(ti
tor b-irn tlicrisot cnted. nit pdninr lands ! John
li. Xltiiioi no 10, 1- iishaviT, Cliarlcs H. Dickey.
Andrew Horner, Win. .Mtiurer. J. S Mil'cr a:. I
Win. H. II' riihnrt. aith tin-iippurtcnrinii'S.
'Inkcn in "Xci uiioii as tio: t n in-rtv ot Diivl I
Sndih. at flu-snit of John H. y.im!iicrm.iit al'inr.
I J !m li. Sunlit, elee'd.
-AI.SO-
Ail tl.e ritiit. tit l-. interest and ci.iit 1 r.t .lr.'i
It. JciititUKs. ol, itl and to llio I' li.v mc ilescrit,i.l
real estate, vtr. :
No. 1 A certain lot of around situate in t"rdn.
-Soia-rset isiuntv. Fa., known on tiiari of said town
ci iol Xi; 3.0. wiMi a two story frame house, stable
aud other t.ulr.uiM.na there-oil erected, tn-nttn-j
on Chestnut "trect. tfitindc I tiy lot ol C. Hicks 1.1
Ihe east, and alley on tl.ewes-., witn the appnrte
uances.
No. 2 Lot o. r,'l situate ns aforesnid. frmfinir
on Miotnut street. mltiuiiir,; lot Ufa -0 and allev
till the ni purti-nance s.
Taken in exerntion a the nriiertv of .Teromi; F.
.lerifiinir. at the sua of Hir..u J. IS icUi u-e- ot
I. S. Harnih.
ALSO
All the r'trbt. title. inferet and clfint nflfi-nrv
Humuserot, in and to t!ie toilowinw; described real
tale, viz :
A certain traet of land situate in Brothersvailey
rp., omersei eountv, pa., eontatmnif 1 a acres.
more or less, on which there is erected a one and a
hall story loir house, shoewHker shop, ior hnrn
md other out liuildinirs. atoiiiinr lands o Phiiio
Ilay, W in. Dickev, ltnniel Shulta and others, with
the appurtenances.
taken In execution as the pronertv ot H 'nrv
nuiutser, ai me suit 01 John reig el ai.
ALSO
All Ihe riiiht. title. Interest .-.wl claim of Ro'inv,
.lmmerman. ol, in and to the following described
real estate, viz ;
All thai certain ona-storr brick house or redid
Inir situ ite In ihe bonniir't of Somerset, in tre
ciuriy aloresaid. batna 'JO icet frnt, 80 feet deep
ano too t-it or piece 01 aroun'i anu curtiieuro appur
tenant, said lot belntf situate in -H tSoronaih oj
the west siiiaof West street aiijointnit has of Cur
tis Kooser on tbe north. West street iotheast.
alley 00 the south and ally on the west, beinir :
feet front on West street, and 1-7 feet deep, with
the aipurtenance.
Taken In exeeu'k'ii al the property ofRosina
.in I Henry Ziinmermati. al tno suit ot Charles
Shank and .loslah Walker, part nets trailnc as
Shank and Walker.
ALSO
A'l ' lie rliiht, title, interest and rfaita d Amarj
!a K. Keller, "t. in and to the foil,, wins dessTilied
real estate, viz :
A certain lot of frround situate In Salisbury bor
ough. Somerset eunty. Fa., contaitdmr I-t"aere,
more or b ss. whh a two story frame Uweiiina
house, sfatde and other iuti'uililitirs thereon
erected, Iri.iM-Mr on I'u ti street, adjoined on tke
ea-t by Henry liellaven. on the west byj. w.
Hcjo hy. S. C. Keim nml S. J. I.ichty. an I on the
north by alley, with the npiiurtettanevs,
Tiiki-n in execution as the property of Atnanda
E. Keller, at the suit of John I. r.ii and Samuel
J. Llehty.
-ALSO
All tiie riiit, title, interest an i claim ot James
H. V.alkr, of. in and to the lo.lnwlnvc described
real estate, vis :
All that certain two-story brick store house and
framoailiiitiiin or buildinar. situate iu tbe b-iroiurli
of Iteriin. in the e ,unty ;aforcaid, eoiituiiiirr in
front on .Main street, aliout at feet nn-i in depth a
fee;, and the iraine addition is 11 story, about xi
XW leet and tlie lot or piece of g.i und and curti
lewe appurtenant tr said bullditiir. tne sai l lot he
inr ileseriliesi as follows : On llio north bv alley.
ou the east by lot of Charles Krifc!.iU!cr, ou the
south by Main street, on the we Kv e.t ot Josiah
Heitley, aud is ut ut'liix'itsl feet, km.waoa l.in ot
said bop.carh as lot No. ft, tth the appurtc
nnnecs. Taken in execntloaa the property of J.imcs I:.
WaUcr, at the taiioi .liieiib W.tH"sner.
ALSf V
Aii lb riirht. title. Interest and c a m of c O
Lint. ot. In and tithe loilowir.it descrioeil real es
late, vis :
No. L Two lots of around sitnte In MeTcrs-
dale horouvh, Somerset ejuatv. Pa., containina:
one-hall acre, more or less, wi: h a two ti rv br i
hou?'. statile and other wit-bttiWIna'S thre. a
ererteil, bounded un thesonthby Hroaowav street,
on tne west by alley, on the norh hy alter, and on
the east by J. jU. Oiioger, with la.. appurtenance.
No. S. A certain tract o faixl itaiteln S.mer-
set township. Soiiaav,i county. Fa., con'.almtn. 1)
acres, mor" t h-.s of which there are almut &
a ueadow, with a two-story frame house.
loa ham, and other out t uiloinrs therei n erected,
aiciininir landsof John Kantner. John MeAiiams,
Val H-.iy. Cyrus Shauua, and others, with the ap-
piirteBancs.
Taken in exccutii n as the prnpertv f C t.
Lint, al the salt ol Valentine Hay, ascot V. J H.
w aiaer. et at
-AISf-
Al! tiKtri-rbt. tiie. Interv arisl claim of Hcnrr
Johnson, ol, in and 1 j U loilowma: detrnlied real
estate, vi- :
AcrtaLa t,-a.t of bad sttuvtoln Shasla two..
Si.n-e. aoanry, pa., ceintaimtia; loo acrea. more
of about ii cleared and al ut l acres In
meadow, with a new two-story plunk dwellinr
house and loa stable thereon erecteit, a'ltoinitiit
lands ot Joseph Sipe. Jesse Slick, John tintses,
zoseph Sorber and Datuei Kerkevbile, wlt, lae
appurtenances.
1 aken in execution as the Drorcsta ofnanrv
Johnson, at the suit ol J. J. t.iat-, evcuiorid
M le-haei Spani. Ier, dec",V
-ALSf)
AU .' rlaht. title, interest and claim nf Wm. J
'.iiiacs, (d lo and to the toilowimc tlescritied real
estate, viz:
A ceruli tract oflanil situate at ftactoas
Jenner twp , Somerset couniy. Pii. enniainitic S
aen-a, mme or less, with a twa--.tory frame dweil-
ina uouse, snnemaaer aaop atn stalile tnercun
erected, atjolnin",ao.ls id Charlea laihr, Nam'y
stahland lyewar iloni the S-oj.town road, with
the amrtcDances,
Taken in execution as the prors-rty ofWt" J
tlinx't, at the suit of J. M. a Peter J I srer, ail
minUlrauiu vl S, J. Over, dee d.
XOTICBl. AlTperaont Birfcha-Jnir at tha abova
sale will please take notice that a part ot ihe pur- I
chase ntor.ey-.to be raail-j known at the time oi 1
sale Till t reipiired as sai as tlie property ia
knockesl down, otherwise il will be scrala ejp'ned
10 p:e at me na 01 ine orsa. pureuaaex. x res
idue of the purchase money must be (aid on or he- j
(ore Thursday 01 the first week.. Not. inber Court, 1
tlie time nxed by the Court lor securinc tha ac
knowledgment of deeds, and no deed will be ac
knowledged until tha pur-base money la paid In
lull.
EDGAR KYLE. !
SherlfFs ofRce, t steiltT. I
June Jii, ls:. 1
In the Agriculturak Department we have a full
Forks, Shovels, Kope, Chains, Mane and Cum -Comb
brushes, etc., etc.
:0:
Wc liiiike a specialty ofPockct and Table Cutlery
Silver natal lable VV;ire, i'latcd and Britannia Sp.ns
e also make a spi-cifilty of Paints, Oils, and Varnishes, and
also Painters' Tools, etc.
:0:
stock f
Ilorpe-
Als
We keep constanth
Pump, (porcelain lined)
on hand tlie
and a cheaper
Celebrated Cucumber
quality that are nut
lined. This Pump I as taken the lead of all others where. er
introduced.
All goods warrant to 'n- as represented Our principles
are Fair Dealing, Quit k S ties, and Small Profits.
We challenge competition. Call and examine goods, and as
certain prices before purchasing elsewhere.
BYERS BAENETT.
A T C, X. BOY ITS
Ma.u in Tn Block,
CAKRoLIXK.
niiiLiviKtiib
Ht'LL'S I'lil ilH SYRCP,
MA VIHCKirKK TK t.
Ifia ena tt
HOP RITTEKS.
Attstsr FLowF.n
ST. JACOH S OII,
OAKiJI.INiUlIU
Sf'Jliirtrr, rESrt'A.
RilSiniKF. S OFRM AN SYF.T P,
JAVNF.'S F.PK(TtKA.NT,
H IHBl kiti-.K likldS,
t 1 l l.ltl( : t HI.
HALL'S HAIK it K.N KW LR. A V IKS HAllt VHiOB. IWK.OLI) I1.1LME.NT,
HASK BALLS.
(. A KDK.N SKLI'S.
Fl.VKsrATlONKKY,
CLOTH HJil'SH KS,
TulLLTO H.DS,
FISH IVf . TACKLE
POCK. tT BOOKS.
FENS te PEN HOLD EES,
iin-in nivi .rir.s.
SAC'H ET POWDEKS.
l.T-NPHOK-r'S PKUFr.MEKY, FI-TE CIGAI.S.
TOILET "ClAPS.
LKd.lLBUXkS,
Si HOOL Hi siKS.
NAIL HKCSHKS.
HOY I S CULtXi.N E,
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME RECEIPTS
C. N.
ICE COLD SODA WATER.
BOYD, SUCCESSOR TO 6. W. SPEEES.
May H. 'T'j
laiiimotli ISlovk. ftomrjac-t, la.
1
TRUSTEE'S iSALE.
JEOAL NOTICE.
Itlt.liniilii.VHUt.lIHil 1 i-V.i A. , ih5 on Iirsiirnel trustee ii.rth.. .ale, rf !l,r,e.l
SovkKHKT I'iKvry. sts : estate ia Ib-nry Lohr. I ite,,r iiu. i,il..n,in. two
7 o Ike heirt a ad lenal rtnrttn.'nltvn ' Soin. rsvt nmntV e- , i. .t will i.. ..!..
oJrhn hrubnkrr.dri d. nr'tting: j on llio prclui.-cs'iu said tv.p., on
oeiore tne .1 utiles or our urp'ians I -url lo lieid
alSi,nenM:-,iin the PKh.lay ol N,,rtut er. lsT't. then
ml ihcra to show c.iu-e wh u ,.r...r nl sole
shonl I not he arnntcl to Dr. H ury brtiMiker. to
dl thereil estate of sahi tie eas.d. iiercin jail
ll.it.
Witness the Hon Wm. M. Hn!!. E-.i.. at Som-
0rsct, tlii 1st ilay oi SrptctniKT, WJ
v M. 1;. fli EAS E,
lerli.
Tiie :it--ve rint as di.-eifcd to .Irs. Eliza 1 in en-
w.sl, Ploio H' ilow. Iowa: Henri, tt.i K. -e, W tn-cl.
inr. West V irtuiia ; Jt irriet, Kelser. Hvrnliuan.
lie.i'opl rouiily, i'a. ; Churl.' Troutruan. Fmnk
fi.rt, ."d jifnil county. Wi-st Viraitua: Beiij-uoin
TrojU-un, ssiia S.J11..1, Iislio.-d e uatv. Pa
Oliver Trctittuan. Ite.l..r i county. P i.. .01-. J:i.
coo Kimutell, Soturraet Fa.. Mrs. E. Zimm. riii.m.
Hcrlin, fiu.mursel i-aintv. I'a.. W. H plait, liur-
liiiKton, low. 1. William Htuoakcr's hcira, resi
Uli e uriallwil.
etli
Si I (N EE'S SALE.
OF VALCAIiLE ItEAL KSTATF.
I lie nndersiarned as.-ianee d Em1nu.1l Her:i-
biser will cell al public sale, oa
2'w fday, Noo tnlttr 4, 187!,
at 2ol.-k P. i . on te nremlses tn A I lev here
Twp., S-.nierset canty, Pa.,a '-ertain tract ot Und
with the appurttsnaiK-es. sitnate in said township
of Allegheny, a.i)unui2 lauds f Eiiia Oardner.
Henry Sarver's heirs Simon Krlslnr.fr, and others,
cot, tain an n acres, neariv all elearsxl and in a
Kfl.l state o cultivation : the improvement are
iram nweuina- House, and L..k nam there.
Saturday, NovemUr S'i,
the farm of i.-ee.l.-nt eonfainiDi; Itiacn s an-l
pcr-fie. srri'-t measure, ais.ui Tj acres el. ire..
aiHl aliout la acres in meadow. Ailjoiiiirn; larets of
J-ilin F.y, A. vv ashcr and or tiers, fiavuo thereou
errctixl atwisrory loir ,!wi-!lmr hrue. Imnk lnr:
and other ou buii.tuors. t here ia on tbe lurm a
j iod sprinir. exi-ellnit youu,; or hur l and m;ar.
cimp. a ismI linn; qusrry und cil bank. Thts
!an is si, uate ala.ttt two miles lrom Stony Creek,
and is c..nvenlcn: to mills and s.-h.S'ls.
TEK.HS. line-thir l in hand, and the bahincw
In two opinl annual payments, to lie sccurtd by
Isaids.
a S. FLECK.
15 Trustee.
OCT1CE IN llVolCE
Catuarire Palmer, by hcrneit 'j In the C.tnrt of
Iru ret wtiiiatu .Miller, I Common Pleasof
v. S.liersetCcunty
J. W. Palm". t pnn'a.
(Alias Subpn-na in It tvorce.
To.f. W. Palmer tue aU.ve named deb-nisnt:
Y'ou are hereby a- tilled to appear at our next rrni
oi the Court i C'-mmon Ple-w to be h- id at S m.
eret, oa the '-Jid Monday . .t Novemt-sr. !T'J. to
h.w i-ntt-e why a divorce to pi iloilli should ix.t be
ara.-tted la ai-c-rilance with ita aiatutes in such
case buubr and pr.ivtde.1.
EDO AB KTLE.
bt Sh-ritf.
i 4 I
"A
ml ..
MTUU S NOTICE.
ert-ted r lh.n.M .11 . l.pv. ,.ri,s i i
trees. the i.renii-es . :-1 a never t Un.- ..r.. . A; a alr"iirn-l Orpiiaas .urt heel at x.mer
id water eoBveaieBt tot !a I.Hj-e: fais prorcrty (set. Pa., on the At ii ilay ot Octol-er. A. D lsrv. be
lie direetiv on the route ,.f ihe .a.'-cuii J.ieu r.. ' tore the Honi.ratite tne Juliet thereof. In thw
road throBirh lieter i Onp. . matttcr . the estate or H- nry D Snyder, dee d.,
TEK.MS One-tlurl le parekas-i m. arv I , I " mot-.-n ! Messrs. Ci.lls.rni Coll-um. Uie wa
tsspai .Dm deltrenf of !!. untbipi in six months 1 dersurne'l was duly appointed aa-litor toasneiaia
and .aie-ibini la .'n yar aft-r .1 ir r.f ale. Ten i the a.vaca-ent tl make a .litfiin-tlon ol said
p-r cent, to tie utsluo Jay ol sale Which ia to I, estaie u.a-ei iuodk i:n-o l'riiy "stnim merr-ja
sia isr Un.' misii'T. i also 10 oeiermtrie ail -laesilons ari-nna: in sael es-
.teducti-J tr.a lue banc ti-oei
OtUKliE 11. WALKER,
lrt, 1 Assiafuee.
A
SSKiNEES' ACCOUNTS.
Vile between the hein ami f ha i.lministra.-r ai-
c rdit$ lo law.
Hy se Curt.
W .. II. FKEASE.
t-i'rk.
The aDuerlmo.l hereby rives n' tiew ttat h
will attend to tho dui.-cs ol healstyeapcdnv
ttvent. on Vrbiav. 31. UT.. at hia ..lb" In
J S-.merwt, Pa., when an4 whero all parties may
attend U they tuiiia pnita r.
Jf. K. SCOTT,
ott li Aiitor.
s
TRAV NOTICE.
j t 4'IIC n jwj aj-H4,j mi Vlivr " l willli- T liana
un tiny of S-ptnwr. 1.9. h-w. M
j'c r-t belln Am i red Mrvr, alnrnt Jar
Th f-llnwinc aomuniff hare -ftan tit in mr nf
bee nnl will he pnjrbtei u the tVart. inrounfir
mati'm on
Thursday, AVr-Vvr I3A. IST'J
S. J. Lichty, Asdanea a Daub 1 r."eta an i
wile.
The line; acfotrnt .ST W. II. Millva, A Mi -nee of
Valentino J. silh r
T!a brd acton it of Wm. C. IiytD!isl A
lrn..vol -tsfwarl Kelm and wife.
' brsx awl haai acxuBBI of Henry Baaiat.
. . . ii-..... v i .. - .... i . ,
l.hn Zi.rdne, e.-, . s., Jk l,rr-,-, I "" V. ' tTtfmif.
H. f. HILL,
oet It Prittemotary.
"VOTICE" OF" ADMIN 1STKA
ll TOR.
Eiitat cl Joseph Masoia, late or Xil
Twp., Sumerset e,unty. Pa., dee' i.
-Letter ol administration on the .to estate
h -vint been arranted lo tbe ande.asraed. notice la
hereby yiven lo those Indebted to tj. to maKe immee
itiate payment, and lbe havina claims aarainst ,
it, to present thetri duty ajiUurulici.tod' lorsetli.r
meat on F.ilay, tho .list day of (wlr.
IsT.i.at traaii reana Jaoob. P. Wauter, i
Mi'Junt l,wp.
JACOB F. WALKKR.
Sent. .4 Ai!tnirati:r.
TkaTOTlCE IX MVOKCK.
.viirtT!"t Sattsr. bv her next la ihe Cur. o j
... .-.! I,,ln, A lrk fiMM,.! !-. . I
.Itlic.
old.
The ovsorr ia aska.1 toennie forwar.1. rjsvra prp
ertr and ay ehanrea orthey will be sold corditiE
"uiil'i ADAMS. MIIXFK.
Twp. Cirk.
FOR SALE
e.it im.
ikaold and well blushed S ! i"n of ta
i tsl I -. and . Irm'm v ..
j eiu Peru-iy.vaut. Parltealar r?-ao-i rr
aelliiac.
' -fsrAiJ.iress for tfisatU.o.
D. !t. . .V., Alan-iBsi-lll, l
r oct 1 mo
A
UMI.NLSTKATCBS MJT1CE.
rs..nr.et County ! Eslate-rf AdamlLammer. lateof JfosSJamploniy.
Anthony Sutter. ! Per.r a : deceased.
I Alms suhoo-na In Inyorr. i I ttreT..r al:alnt.trri..B en th ahnva eara
To Anthony Sutter Uie atsiv naraod itetemiaut:
Tou are neretty notiriod tti apt-ear at our next
terra of theC.urt of Common Pleas to. be held al
Somerset, on the tnd .H.mday of N..vemir. 1S7.
to show cause why a divorce to plaintiff snottM red
be ((ranted In arcordane with tli statutes in
such case ma. ie and proud e d
EIHAR KYLE.
Oct Sheriff.
k... o--n rr-mtol to the tBiersl it rve.r. Dot 'CO r
hereby riven to allirs.ns indebted to said esiate
to ran'ka tmuiedksla paymeM and th havir
eb.nisarsKit tha satae l pressret tnea dniy
antiieottcwted h.r settletuert at tha tote residence
of de eased In said -wnshiB on trioay tn
ZIH Jay ol Oeur, in .,,,.. -.. .
Al... V'. 4.-.- - --..
Sept. :
Administrator.