Somerset Herald.
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Fdraary 4. .R-
X new tlerr-lnprrien's ab ut ibe S. & C.
It. It , duting the ti.-t week.
The prt-wni old simp, with no snow i g
I lie grouo.l Kill be hard no tbe fa! I mh ht.
I The Const b!e.a have po-tl their elec
jtion I'Mclmtuiious lt tats February eke-
liiiu. '
ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING
II n. John Cesatsu, of BeJfWrd. np'tnt
P'iniin of ThurftUy aui Friliy of last
ww.k in town. . I1 1 waseaiiiloyel uf iun
8,i t.rthe p!;Dtifin h m.-terof vrtZ EEPU3LICAS PASTY OF S02EESET COUNTY.
v W'illism -ni C il. Otrm to bui-
teso if a more im;nriaut m'ure. h w is i 0
utiatile t stay lor the cnmp'eiioo of the Pursuant to a call the tUlwarta met in
trinl. and was ciTiwlled to leave on tlie the Court House, Tuesday evening, for
10::t0 iruin. Friday mornintr. Mr Cessna tbepirpose of elect in delegates to the
I stand in the front rank of the ablest State Convention, wbicb meeta in llarrU-
For the first lime in wveral years, there atUnnes in the Stale, i Imrir. to-dav. Wedneslav. an J to attend to
I U at prt-aeui out a vacant store room in! 1 such other business as might be brought
!'n. For the last six vears the demand for betoretbem. Tlie me;-itQi was called to
- ; tenement house has not been so great in order by Chairman Keller, and an orgaoi-
Tlie retx-nt :.i!tl niap has Lid tlie effort : SomerfH as siuce the first of January. We zation effected by the election ot the fol
"1 cat siuii owoeik ice huuses to wear a 1 have beard a num'ier ot heads of families lowing niHcers :
l; niii uniie. complain that tby are unable to rent
houses. Probably a d.izn or more tn d-
..iisTour. OHIO K.
1 rrri.-.liV)iGUlIVWiON.
.rains on i r"
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A'readv valentiut s ure beinir S'nt out.
b;ii ' YaVn'i'ie Dy" d'n'l fall due unil
Ibe llih il Filnt'an'.
Spring i'l r:i'ns wiil nna : upon us.
We punt tioknia tor iU nine ou short no
li e anil ai ti-; b maMe mUs
Vh ih to return tlunks to a friend in
O ien. L'inh. lor m vcral copies of different
pajieis s-.-nt ufc troiu Hi it j I ici-.
I'rolntiily is as ccinui .u on the streets as
coitiii.on place r ni t:k8 on the changes ot
the weather. Whither ate we diiitiug?
The heimanU u proHCUlions, wnh a
reuitirkalilc Uiiauitnnv, rcco'.lrd up n the
pioet cir.nx. Scnieuce for .cis deterred.
orae sizd houses, rentim: irom lour torn
jdoliari) per month, could readily find ten
lams There is plenty of money in the
j hiiida of tt'iine, and here and there vacaut
' 1 mk suiiuliio tor pulling up sjch bouses
j Who'll b? tue ii:'sl to ttuild ?
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T-'" ,r!l Mallv except Sunday.
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Hiilliuiir, 0
riiiiucl)lita; 1:45
Farmers siiy that
dllOUld CnlUe null' it
train, there being ho
ground.
ii' a fretzinn spell
would destroy tbe
much waur in the
Wkatukk IIkport The Btltimj.-e
and O.:io Kiilroad Compiny have placed
bul'etin ttoir.ls at tlie thirteeu piincipal
stations on the Pttlaliurir Division, giving
the neither indiclious for each dtv up to j
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i o no" k, a. ui , aa iuruineu uy tue luiu-u i porieo oy ueunis jieycra
Itev. WHler will hold a protracted
meetiug iu tiio DikIjiIos' Church, at this
place, couinieuciug one week from next
iMlllduV.
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uS i-HwrnerUraul and Water
Fill' 'Ureh'
t L" iiiiJAS,Sapt CuwelU.vm.
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a CAHHE1A BA1LROAD.
Xnv. IT, 1ST9, trains will
i..lk',
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't'rc ' ! sith Mail t-auitun
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4,; ' .wi it-toe S"mnet very Satur.lny at
1 , ,-..nu! "i"1 M.aiiiUiB tapren
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F. J. Koiiter. J. Ii Ed e and W.I I
Ivooiiiz. Erqs, Ueloiiutes f oiu this county
to tlie Ili-puiilican blale C- uveniion, lett
lor Ilaniaburg, Monday.
The ice has been splendid for skating
pur(HM-s lor the past few days and the
joijuu tolks have been indulging exten
sively in that healtblul Clcici'c.
The k'niud jurors were disi hared on
Wednesday tn-uiiiiii;. fewer cases linviuu
been presented lor lis actiou than at any
couit term in this county lor years.
Ol the forty-two c.iuu ry newspajiers in
the western pait ol tin- State, invited to
join lite new Publishers' Union, thirty -one
have already siuiticd lur acieptance.
For tome reason best kir n to Judjie
Hall, Jude bwini!, ot rtttsliurgh. is pre
tidiiic ilui inir this wee s Court, lie is a
genial euUcUian and an upright Judge.
Communion services w ill In? held in the
Presbyti i tau church n licit Sunday.
Kev. A ii Lows, ot Lelleveiuon, or Kev.
J. M. iiarnett, ol Counellsville. will be
prest 1 1.
F. .T. K-xjser. E-ij , is having brick do
States Stiru.il Service, i his. as the be:id
ixctrd tells u1?, is for the benefit ot the far
mers, mechanics, and the traveling public.
The uiananeini-nt of the road spare no
pains to uive lln ir pttrons every cunveui
ci.ee thai it i posaitile to have.
Candidates for (,'ooirress tn the It 'publi
can ranks of this district are not wau'iai;
Solarihere have lieen meuiioned Hon.
Johu CVsMia. ot th s county, Hon. W. II.
Koiutz. ol S mierset, lloa. J. -M CaiU-
liell. Hon. I) J Morrell and IIoj. A. A
Ilaker, of Cambria : M 'Alexander. e?u
Hon. .Jnhu Dean and Hon U. L. Hewitt,
ot Blair, with tbe snircstiou that Bluir
would turni.ih another ctndidite in the
person of S -nator John A. L.'iuon, should
he tail in Ix-in i nomiaateJ lor Auditor
General. Bedford Inquirer,
President, John A. Walker, Confluence;
Vice Presidents, A. C. Davis. Somerset ;
W'm. Shaw, Esq., Ursina ; Wm. S. Mor
ftan, Jenner ; lion. D. Stuffi, Jenner ;
Dennis Cisik, Southampton ; Jacob Criteh
tield, Millord ; John W. Ileachy, Salis
bury ; J icol) S. Livengood, Eiklick ; Win.
Z'uillieruiaii, Jeliuer. Satirelariirs, D.J.
Bow man, S uihaiuplon ; C. A. Brant.
Stonv creek : Salomon J. Baker, Jeff.
sou : E D. Miiler. Millord : Gorire F.
Di-nuer, Sjin.Tsei ; Lou A. S.uith, AI-y
ersdale.
Uu oi'.Hion ot j. (i. V&e. l.n , sup
Geueral . II
K'khiiz was uoininaled as Senatorial, and
Col. John It. E lie and F. J. Kooser, Esti
as lei;ilttive delei;stes.
Oa motion ot Col. John Ii. 11 lit-. Josial
Keller was unanimously reelected Chair
man of the county committee for the eu-
suini; year.
Alter a short speech by General Kooaiz
the meeting adjourned.
The annuil election of nffi?er for tl
lioroii'ih w ill take plar on TuesdaV, Feb.
17. The foltowinir ollicers will le voted
lor : One Burners 'ine ve ir; three Conn
cilm--n one year ; two School Directors
three vears: Constable, Hitrli Constable,
Assessors. Judjre, Inspector and two A.ud
itors one year each. The retiring officers
are : Burtf'ss, Alexander Stutzman
ScntKil D. rectors .oiah Keller aud Curtis
Colbor-i ; Counril, Elias Cunninirham. VV
B. Frc.,s . and D J. Homer : Constable,
W. P. H ''ma ; High Constable, Win. Gil
bert.
Eve Badly Injured. List week Mr.
jG. E. Jenkins, who reMdes on Ilumhird's
farm, three miles below the city, met with
quite a 8 -nous accident. He was plough
m' in a tit-lil. when a thorn struck him in
the left eve. Ii came to the city and was
sttended bv our oculist. Dr. W. F. Fun-
dcuhcri;, w ho placed him under chloro
lor in, and. with difficulty, removed the
thorn. Thouuh iha eve was torn almw
from ilit: S'cket and the thorn was in the
ball, the doctor is ot the opinion that event-
livered al his lot ou t!i
Closs and Lmon strucls.
leuds creeling? a suite ol
iu the t-piing.
corner ol .Main
where he In
law offices early
Mr. Wilii.iiii Seviis. ol Brothersvalley.
w ill pieae accept the thanks ot the senior
aud local ot the HtKM.D lor Several choice
specimeus of the truii ol tin; genu pyotu,
lell ou their tables l.t-,1 week.
AX'iriiHU AKItI VAL
ol
7.i" K.) piece? ol
;.!': ..V T COUSTEll GOODS
-at
( in k A- !:i:i i;;t' '.
IV.; A'a.ivt have Sniietliilig New 11 this
Counter !
iJraut '
AJirriiM'.
Suii ytt.
F'.Vrairv 4:1..
Sheriil Kile, on Friday al'.ernoon, left
for Allegheny City wnii ii ur, Kiutman
111 charge. The Uller llitiard geullemau
wiii. if his li.a'.;!i p.-rmt's, sp.-n.i soui
tweut -seven m inlhi in lUil city.
j Yeslerday was itnanJ ho diy, anl as
I tin- iuu MiHiie britiltlly all day, his hotrdlip
U-xperieiiced no uil!iMi:y iu sseia his
shadow. S i ik'C ird.a l i llr; old aig-.
we may auwcipaleMX weeks ot old stormy
i,.;in r.
Mr. Jacob M.Uer, ol S; iy-towa. for
thirty iet-u y cars a sa isfriberof the lliirt
Al.!. c.t led ou US last AOe'iv. piid Ut his
sutiM'i ipliou and lor s inn tun-; iu advance.
A uood mall and a li.ting example. Great
wiil be his re.vard.
M'nl:lit nithls.
llic Druiztist.
IV.lirLt is increaeinc.
K:.ai Wert at Boyd's.
;txs election Feb. 17.
x J.ci.' Oil at Boyd's.
ffLai the harvest be "
Lu'w lo.ik before you leap."
Umriee for lljW at C. X. Boyd's.
M'til week of February Court,
la trtv.ir.g local items are scarce.
N'lr Ini'a-t good at C. X. Boyd's.
H T.day mss the fruund bog boom.
T.,t Smie Convention meets to-day.
!V1 t!it tti'U'id hog see his shadow T
viii! us the lia-al news of your vicinity
Ttio a ill c w jose our next Tow n Coun
cii;
V' i Linjlnn's biithuav come; on a Sun
1 ii. Lair, scd tooth brushes, at C. X.
'"'! a pu:e imivtrK-d at C. X.
OOiiY
Tt't Tinr it i; predicted w ill lie a great
i: ':'. Mar.
'i:ir t:r, lor counts and colds, at C.
? b" is.
li't vnur birthday c mie on the 20;h ol
iML-B'l,?
Tj- so ' fiii veler ir s.ill hopelui of ob
i '"tiftiis the whole town to tncourtse
't tlealeis.
ex.
-t .arses cd Sptc'ack s a Mc ia
himi's.
ity al
a very poor
:';tD(i4iire at Court last wetk was
Ttr usual.
lr iliis w inter has been
7jc slriiih Im-IIs don't tinlinnabulate
"i! ceu; lU.s witter.
. '' 'Usrv enme in like a la nb il January
c- : (: iut like a lamb.
weather was quite childlike and
c jriuj; ull of la,i week.
:s ure s i had in some part of the
Iu emirely step travel.
t.ffe!.'v,' 1 '"rd ol lc-,l car party
1 iiat'e the matter, Kirin ?
retfipis tid xih uditurt s ol
"" ill he puhlirdird UeXl Wetk.
i:i" if r. utt rs the C'Hiiiu n greeting
'"il Eii
iti::
ln ir. i
iigtt
Ik on lie
is to 1
the
stay w here y ou are ?"
time to b-ru wht ;Ler
uallv h will re -over his
land Time.
siht. Cumber
From the Morgan City Hfcifie we lcara
that Col. E. V IIolbrMk, loniicrly of
this place, has Iteen appointed Collecloi of
Internal Kcvcuue tor one ot the Louisiana
districts. His many trii-uds in this county
w ill lie p,easi d to learn of his good for
tune.
Business men can save money by having
bill heads printed. Tue latest postal law
is that a bill nude out w ith en and ink
with a printed head can be sent through
Uncle Sam's mails lor one cent, whilst il
made out on uuprinted paper, full letter
postage will lie charged.
Ex-Judge Charles A Kitumell was, on
Tuisday morning, appoiuted Court Crier,
in place ot Jiuxh J Braider, ret-igned.
The new appointee takes possession lieJ I
Court. Geueral satis. action is txprt-sced
with the appointment. There were .quite
a uumtn r ol applicants for the position.
Hon. J. P. Wickcrsham. Superintendent
of I'utilic Instruction ol our Slate, sug
gests to Seleiol Boards the propriety ot
pa.-s ng les ilUiioiia requiring all teachers
iu men employ to bold, near the close ol
the sci.oo! term, ii public i xumiuaiiou or
review ol the work gone over during the
let in.
At a tecent meeting of ibe banners' Un
ion Accident aud Fire lusurauoe Company
of Somerset Coumv, the loll .wiug cllit:ers
were elected to serve the ensuing year :
Pn-sidi-nt, Amos Walker ; Vice President,
P. Sudor ; S-cretary, II VV. Bruhaker ;
Directors, Philip Hay. W II Miller, W.
Stahl, Ejh. Walker. Geo. Lory and S. J.
Xlilkr.
The annual spring elections wiil take
piace on the third Tuesday of February,
the 17th day ol the liioulti, aud II is now
time that all interested in an economical
aud intelligent adininiaimti n of muu.c pal
affairs look alter 'he in at I. r aud See to il
that W'Ue hut the Very la st meu are elect
ed, thohc q ialili.-d aud w illin to serve the
people.
EuiToht.u. Association The Penu-
stvauia E illorial Association at its meet
ing in llatrisburgb ou Thursday, selected
CUyton M .'Michael. Piesi.lt nt; Jacob
.tidier. L. D. VViHKlruirand J. II bhieli
h y. Vice Presidents ; aud K S Meuamiu.
Set rctarv and Treasurer II was resolved
to boid its next summer excursion at Wat
kills' Glen and Cayuga Lake.
The list would be loo lorn; or wc would
like to publish the names of those ol our
suliscr Kiers who. during the past week,
have paid their suliscriplion up to date
We are very thauktul to these, and would
sv to others that we have room ou our
hooks lor all. We wish to purchase a new
"dress" lor the Hkkald in the spring, and
wil! only be enabled to do this hy those in
dibted to us squaring up Iheir accounts.
There may le some bad !oy s in our
schools, iu ti:Cl from what wc have seen
and heard we have no doubt ot it but
they have Mime wmse outs down in Ver
mont as will lie seen by the fallowing : 'A
st h'Milmaster ai Sutti-n, Vt., was bound
and out in a c fliu bv six ot his boys, who
i:
arjise
"It
MuUEti.
G:l , . i
. V. , uw are
Int. Ure Ui XI year ' :,... ,1 i,lr, liim itimunhHiillv Ihr.i'
j the village on a slid, but a lescuer iu tbe
per-m oi a woou cuopjar arriveu jjsi in
rt plied, 'So thai ' tune.
( n iias.
'"Us lift it hi r
lliay et pUI
nan (:.!!s you tool, pass him bv,'
l'elsi m Mulia-i ld.. r. 1 1,1
e'i;Ms, leave hnn lying on
, ' Tl.i re are si me peculiar, sensitive pei
' pie iu this wurld. A joun rowdy will
! oil rii'inui:. raving, staving drunk, shout.
howl, tight, bruise, yell, smash aud swei r
; t'.r bonis ; get grabbed ly a oiiceman and
!, i :.. i... a... a . i. ..a
rel'Ortcd 1 'sfinc ""re mwucu
,wV u. fi.- til , ou the way to jail, aud then whine tor
1 'eft stii.nl. ,i ., , Lours to have bis name kept Irom the
eWi;iLuts. " ' " j newspapera, out of regard to the leeling of
' bis xir old aiotlier w no was very sick ana
Tl,
re i iK'tLiDg to binder the inter at death's door.
On Mondiy morning at GreensWurg at.
torucv A. A Slewart was luvini the will
of Sebastian Brant, lately deceased, read
which bequeathed an estate and bonds
valjed at torty thousand tlollars. of which
nearly all was t ) go to his grandchildren.
O.ie Andrew George, soa-iu-law, asked to
see the will, which, when in bisp ssession
h q'licklv threw into the ofllct; liro, and
there h.:'d ii until entirely c la-aniiid Oae
lllousand dollars hid been beq' loathed to
liim. hut with a codicil he was cut off with
live dollars. There is a copy ol the will,
but nous with the codicil attached. As il
i-t a p uiu-ati try offence, Gi;ore is already
n j ui awai.tng ill-: Criminal Court, which
beins next week.
Lean year makes no chanues in the ma
turity ol a n te ot hiud. Paper dated on
February 2s. ist. niya'de tme day trom
date, 'K'cotii " tlu Mtrchl, tbe same as
any o' tier year. In Indian the question
has convj iiclore the Supreme Court in re
l:t to serving ol process of 1S7G. the
last previous leap year. The law requires
ten tins' previous service fr tbe eutry ol
judgment. In the case before the Court
the judgment was premature if lae t-'SJi
and -'.)th ot February were computed as
one day. The Court said : "I, must lie
remirded s settled in this State th.it th"
2Sth and 2'Jth of February In every bisex
tile year must he computed and considered
in law as one day."
It is amusing to hear sometimes the re
marks of those who "do not believe in ad
vertising " Xot they I But let a hint be
thrown out in the newspaper that, even in
the most indirect manner, is calculated to
bring their business before the public in a
way that thev do not prefer, and they will
soon be beard from thiough the verv same
newspa)er. We have often seen this fact
illustrated in numerous ways all going tn
prove the estimate placed upon newspaper
publications, even by those people who af
teot to distielieve that any value attaches to
advertising. They know that unfavorable
newspaper notices injure their business,
snd ve (s'rane inconsistency) hold that
judicial advertising ol that same business
is worth nothing to them.
An elopement ocrnrred last week in
Clearfield county, whien wasn't so singu
lar in itselt as in its extraordinary termin
a' ion. A French woman, of Houtzdale,
left tier husband and two children, and
el.ined with a neighboring Frenchman.
The liusbind sent an officer alter them,
who captured the run a-wayg in Philips
burg and tiroiwal them back to Osceola,
where they were met by a h.Ht ot their
country men. Alter a general parley, dur
ing which they "cot away" with a good
deal of beer, it was decided to settle the
matter on a cush basis. The interloper
paid the husband $lo0 for his claim, and
started with his prizj to the bstpy land of
Texas; while the 'nfHinted" and de
serted husband returned to his home a
happier man than ever he had been in his
life.
ColtKT PKOCEEfilSOl. FlRiT VkKK.
Commonwealth vs. J. II VV eciiienUeis-
er; S.. f . Ci B, on in'onna'iou ot Jenuv
Cougtitnoiir ; true hill as to sucoud count
guilty.
Sijis vs. Charles L usu-e: f . tS a., on
inform ilnm ol Alice Will ; comiuued.
Same vs Honry Ktulman, burglary,
on lutonuiuou ol Ellas Sunne ; guilty ;
sentenced to pav a hue of $1 to the couuly
aud all costs, undergo au imprisonment al
separate and solitary coulinemeut, al hard
labor, in the 1'euilenuary ot the Western
District ol Peunsylvauia, tor a p. riod of
t'o years and three calcudar m mihs.
Stole vs. Elward Mty; A. Si B., on iu
formation ot Savilla Mclutyre : uot guilty;
deleudaut to pay half aud prosecutrix hull
the costs.
Same vs. Manassas and Cyrus Pifer;
m il mischiet, on information ot Savilla
Mclatyre ; not a true bill ; prosecutrix to
pay costs.
Same vs. J B. Dively; A. & B.. on in
forriialiou of Andrew Siylor ; guilty ; sau
leuced to pay a flue ol $ and c wis, aud to
undergo an imprisonment ol thirty days in
tbe county tail.
Same vs. Andrew Siylor, surety of the
peace, on information of J. B. Dively ;
proceedings dismissed by the court ; pros
ecutor to pay costs.
A. P. Beachy vs. Salisbury & Baltimore
Kill road & Coal Compauy, lerre teuanut ol
Michael II iy and Iluaai Ftudlay (Sci. Fa.
Sur. Moil); verdict lor plaiuuff for
3.187 J2.
Laura Countryuiaj. by her next friend.
M.D. Humbert vs. Frauds J. Country
man; sutijiojutt for divorce ; verdict lor de
leudaut. Sarah E. Wert., widow and John W.
Wertz. uud Joseph E Wertz. clnl Iren of
Etpy Weriz, dee'd . vs. Cramp William ;
verdict tor deleudaut.
Same vs Joseph Crablie; sime ; verdict
for plaintiffs for $000.
Wm. Ziuimermaa, a im r. of Michael
Zimmerman, dee d., vs David L. Will and
Jacoh Friedliue; 6unis. assumpsit ; verdict
lor deteudants.
Freeman McCIeilan vs. Henry It-am ;
verdict lor plaintiff for (XI 21.
Views and Viewkks. On a petition of
citizens of Somerset aud Millord lowuslnps
lor a public road to lead trom the old Bt-r
1 1 ii road at a point near Frederick Branl's
house to tbe pike at Lavansriile.al or near
the school house, the Court app ointed L
U. toiisirn, surveyor ; Joliu ll. Ivantuer
aud George Denner, viewers.
On a p. titiou ol citiz -nsol Lppjr Tur
kethsit township for the app nunnjul ol
viewers to view a puhlic road Irom or near
ilium Either s, in Lpm-r turkey loot
towuship, to a p iiul ou the putiiic road
near Snuuel Hiueliauuh's. iu Ahlisou
township, the Court appointed C. F. Walk
er, surveyor; VViiliaui Meyers aud Dauiel
ruillippt, viewers.
On a petition lor vacating a pirt of the
Wellersburg aud West Xewiou plank
road, beginning at the junction of the said
road and he clay pike, west of toll gate, at
Berlin, to where the Miller's mill road
cr-tssts the said plank r.iad, the Court ap
pointed Jonathan Horner, surveyor ;
Philip Hay aud Peter Suder, viewers.
Fair Haven, III., Jan. 27. 1880.
Editor Herald: Find euclosed 12
tor subscription to your most valuable pa
per, tbe Somerset IIkkald I thank you
(or y our kindness in waitiuir so patienMy
for the amount aud hope I may he more
punctual in the lulure.
Thinkings few items Irom this partot
the "Sucker Slate" would not be amiss, I
will give you a lew in brief :
We have had a very open winter iu this
section of the Slate, aud mud without
limit.
Bad roads have prevented our farmers
froai moving their corn crops, and we are
having rather dull times at present.
Stock breeders have a very tlisagretable
lime ot wading through the mud to take
care of tht-ir slock ; but, they say, the cat
tle are taking "bed" well this watm
weather.
Yours Truly,
L. 1m el.
As thp census is lobe taken this year,
an 1 will be a topic of conversation, more
or less, il wiil present a flue opportunity
lor "frauds" to impise tbemnelves on the
uninitiated and the unsusectini!. It will
be a very natural thing in the coming
months for farmers to be approached by
strangers and asked to give a statement ol
the amount of Iheir property, real ant) per
sonal. or the number and names ot the
membeisof their te?-ctive families, and
then have them to subscribe their names
at the Ixntom leaving blank space enough
above the name to write in s promise to
pay. It wiil be a ell to bear in mind, how
ever, that the enumerators ol the census
authorized by law, will not lie around lid
in 'he month of June, and then in no case
is the property bolder by law required to
subscrilie his name to any statement that
it is bis duty to make
Last summer w hen the question was in
every one's mind whether the Crescent
City WHsai'sin to be afTicied with yellow
fever, the whole country was startled by
the announcement that among its ball
doz -n or more victims were first the lovely
young w ile of the brave Confederate Gen
eral J B. Hood, billowed by the death ol
tbe General hum If, leaving ten little
halttg toth cold m -rcies ofth: world.
The women ol the Souih aud X rth alike
arose to this ap;eal to their charity and a
sutiscripti.m list was ojiened, but with no
treat result comparatively. The late war
rior was 03 tbe point of publishing his
Narrative ol Personal ExM rieuccs in the
United States and the Conlederate States
Armies The Ismk has just Iteeo pub
Ilshed by his c :nrade Getmral G. T. Biau
regard. the entire proceeds R -inz to the
sole u-e and ben' fit ot the Hood Orphan
Memorial Fuud. as is set lorlh in another
Column.
-F to tar. aud doubtless more sward 1
Woken limn usual this w inter ks a Judge Pearson, ot Dauphin county, in
"aiitEve. c( ,,)njt.tij0(j that part id the grand jury
A!i,i.i i rt jxut u'liiplatuing o' Ibe great injury aud j other man
on-ii celebrated Golden xpt use ttuslniue'l by Ibe community by ! eloped trom Osceola, Cleat field county, to
tl c ale oi nunor, saiu me couu was now- riilliiis'iurxt. Centre County, last EhuhIhV.
Sold His Wife The following story
may or may not be true, but it is lurnished
to an Altoona paper as a fact. The state
ment is that a man whose name was not
learned, in company with the wife ot an-
wbi? tiaine is also unkno n,
Clrvelaxd. November 1, 1879. '
Snow Tins to Your Doctor. Edi
tors " H'tif kter am Erie" : Allow me, as
an old reader of your valuable journal
herew ith to send ou a lew lines, which
please insert in your next issue. I will
vouch tor their truth, and know that by
their publication a great deal of good will
be accoaiplislie. Having been a reader of
your paper for many years, I hope you
will kindly grant vav request.
For twelve years I bad suffered, from
time to time, terribly with Rheumatism, to
such an extent that I was unable to move
about, and lost the use ot my limbs. I
tried everything recommended to effect a
cure, consulted some of the most promi
nent physicians, and expended large sums
of money, hoping to find relief, but with
out any ruccess. Glancing over the col
umns ot the W.tehler." I read about the
St. Jacobs Oil aud the many cures this
remedy bad effected. Hiving been disap
pointed so many limes, I lost all faith in
auy remedy, the St. Jacobs Oil included,
until I saw one day that it had cured a
well knowt. citizen with whom I am ac
quainted. Oiher parties fully endorsed
the value and wonderful power ot tbe Oil,
telliug me that it bad cured them ot differ
ent ailments in a very short time. This
brought me to a conclusion. I said to my
selt, "Schweizsr, fifty cents won't break
you ;" so I went to my druggist, Mr.
itock, bought a botlle ol tue Oil, aud must
now confess that the result was truly won j
derlul. 1 used it every two hours, and
louud rt lief immediately upon the first ap
plication, and ihe pain ceased entirely af
ter a lew more applications Fearing a
new attack. 1 remained iu bed and con
tinued to use the remedy every three
ho irs. All p tin having left me. I arose
from my bed aud walked downstairs with
out auy trouble.
Since that time I have been able to fol
low my occupation, aud teel no puins or
inconvenience, however disagreeable the
changes ot the weather may lie. Having
thoroughly tested ihe St. Jacibs Oil. I can
conscientiously recommend it to all a filiat
ed with Kueumutisui Fifty cents is a
small expense when the services for so
triuiug au outlay are considered. II 1 was
one thousand miles away from all human
habitation. I should, nevertheless, procure
this remedy and keep it al ways in my
bouse.
Lous SCHWEIZEII.
DIED.
Tt'RKKTFOOT ITEMS.
Itev. Shaffer is holding a protracted
meeting in Confluence.
Itevs. Fortncy and Brown closed a t cries
f meeting at the Jersey, a Turkey foot
church, on last Sunday evening. Itev. It
C. Morgan, of Connellsville. was present
and delivered two eloquent sermons to the
congregation.
Abraham Lincoln Hanna, died at the
residence of his father, Alexander Hanna,
of Haruedsville, January 3 1st, 1330. in
the tiOih year ot his aire. Funeral sermon
delivered by the Itv. Taylor.
.Mr Utnuawasa youn man ot more
than ordinary mind power, aud bid fair to
be a uselul in riniier ot s ictety. llo was
chosen principal of Ursina's public schools
Itsl tail which p.mtUon he nlled with cred
it to himself aud the school, uutil health
failing him was compelled to give up the
position.
I he deceased was interred at the "Cross
roads" cemetery, near the grave ot his
grea' grandfather, Alexander Hanna, who
emigrated from Irelaud to America over
100 years ago.
JUAC
DRCItY. Ia Miami City. Miami Co.,
unio. uec. wm, 1S7U, Mrs. Ann Drury
aged 83 y ears.
Mrs. Drury was a native of Somerset
county, Pa. ; was bora in Tuaeyfooi
lownstiup, was a daughter of William
Piukertoc, and wile ol the late John Dru
ry, who died at tbe same place in ISoj,
one emigraieu i uuio in 1943; was an
exemplary Christian, and leaves a large
circle ot friends and acquaintances to mourn
her loss. II. D.
WEIMER On Saturday morning, Jan,
31, 1SS0, Frederick Weiuier, Sr., in tbe
Jill year of his age.
Air. vv cmier was one ol our most re
spected citizens. He was born in Millord
township, mis county, but tn early lite re-
moved to ibis town, where he baa siuce
resided. Iu 131j he was elected County
Commissioner, aud has since acted in lui-
poruul public capacities He Was a man
ol strict probity aud died a about enemies.
Oa Sunday, although the day was bitterly
cold, his luueral was attended by a Urge
body ol people.
STEIXBAUGII Xear Stovstown, IV
January SKh, liSd, John Sleiubaugh, Sr.,
aged 73 years, 2 months aud It days.
Mr. Steinbaugb was born in the Grand
Ducby of Badeu. Germany, Oct. 29, A. D.
ltjJli. At ihe age ol fourteen years be be
came a full member of the ltelormed church
at his native place, by the solemn rite ot
continuation.
Iu tbe year 1S:52 be emigrated from
Germany to tbe Lulled Slates. His sub
sequent life was spent tn the vicinity ot
Stoysuiwn. He connected himself with
llie lteformed church at that place, and
conliuued a devoted member thereof until
his dealh.
Ia the year 1810 he was joined in holy
wedlock to Miss Sarah Baker, who, wilh
two sons and two daughters, survives
him ; two sons having preceded him to the
other world.
During the last eleven years ol his life
be was greatly afflicted wilh rheumatism.
For more than three years be was aluvisi
entirely helpless. The last few weeks ot
his lite were passe 1 under peculiary trying
circumstances ; but he eudured his trials
wilh becoming patience, until the Master
admitted him to that rest which he has
prepared tor his people.
lb I'erwvlaa ttevlwtln.
XOVV WSGOT 'EM I
Just Rteeirtil and Opened Out
3,000 pieces of
TEXCEST COUSTEll G00DS-
at
Cook & Beeuits' !
AXOHIEK ARRIVAL
of
7,000 pieces of
FIVE CEXT COUSTEll GOODS
at
Cook & Beeiuts' !
Will Always Lave Something Xew on Ibis
Counter I
Tmiucte ok Ue-i'Ecr Tue lolloping
pream.ile and resolutions were adop'ed by
he Haer scnool, ot Somerset Tp, Somer
set Co., Pa. :
Vdbkeas. The Angel of Death has en
tered our midst, and removed, by diphthe
ria, Miuervie Catharine, daughter ot Josi-
ab and Maggie Good, ttieretore.
ltftolted. That we recognize God a wis
dom id removing ber from earth to be
transplanted in heaven ; that we tender
our symptlbics to the bereaved family.
lUtt'lctd, 1 Lai the school has lost a lov
ing and gentle playmate and a kind and
dutiful pupil.
Jletolced. That these resolutions lie pub
shed iu our county papers, and a copy
en l lo the family ol wtiicb deceased was a
member.
Committee.
( Herman Baer.
. VVm Bkcisakkr,
( ltosS W. LlCUTV.
An Astonishing Fact. A large pro
portion of the American itcople are today
dying Irom the eflects of Dyspepsia or dis-
rdered liver. Ihe result ot these dis
eases upon the masses ot intelligent and
valuable people is unl alarming, making
life actually a burden instead of a pleasant
existence of enjoy uient aud usetuluess as
it outht to be. I here is no good reason
fur this, if you will only thiow aside pre-
tldice and skepticism, lake Ibe advice ot
Druggists aud your triends, and try one
botile of Green's August Flower. Your
speedy rebel is certain. Millions ot bot
tles ol this medicine have lieen given
away to try its virtues, with satisluctory
results in every case, iou can buy a
samp e bottle lor 10 cents to try. Three
dose will relieve the worst case. Posi
tively sold by all Druggists on the West
ern Continent.
The colossal bronze statue ot victory
which sta .ds in the Park, al Lowell, be
fore the tomb 1 thu tlrst soldiers that tell
iu the revoiuiion. is a lasting and beautiful
tribute of art. It is one ot ibe first ob
j.cts sought ty strangers visiting our sister
city, w hich indeed many visit purposely
Ui see this elegant o' ject of high art. Il
was obtained from the King ol II tvaria by
Dr. J C. Ayer, o whom His Majesty was
eSecially gracious in acknow ledgment ot
what bis remedies are reputed lo have
done lor the suffering sick, ll was donat
ed by the Doctor to the City ol Lowell as
a peruianeut aud speaking emblem of the
victories both ol Science and Arms. JIu
gemtovn (Md.) Pre.- ' '
Bui Dog Repairs. Tbe repairing of the
following bridges will tie sold to the low
est bidder, al the lime and places specified,
to wit : The King bridge, in Lower Tur
key foot township, on Monday, the ltiih
day ot February, at 11 o'clock, a. ru. The
bridjje crossing Cox's creek, on the 'Mud'
pike, in Millord township, on Friday, tbe
2ih day ot February, at 11 o'clock a. m.
The bridge across Wills creek, at Glencoe,
in Xorihampton township, on Saturday ,
the 21sl day of February, at 1 o'clock p.
in.
By order ol Commissioners,
Wm. M.Sciikock,
Clelk.
ANOTHER ARRIVAL
of
7,000 pieces ol
FIVE CEXT COUXTER GOODS
Cook & Beekits.
Will Always have Something Xew on this
Counter !
Again Victorious At the Interna
tional Dairy Fair, held in Xew York, De
ceiulier lJSi'J, a committee of tbe most ex
pert butler makeis made Ibe most careful
t-sts of all ihe different I utter Colors.
Tlie result was the nuanimous award of
iheonlv prize to Wells, Richardson & Co's
Peifectetl Butler Color. Again this orig
iual and perfect color scores a victory as it
always does when there is honest and fair
competition with any ol its conqielitors.
Soltl by Druggists and Merchants. Ta'ie
no other.
A Strange People. Do you know
that there are strange people in our com
munity, we sa strange because they seem
to prefer to suffer and pass their days mis
erably, uiutle so by Dvspcpsia, and Liver
Complaint, Indigestion. Constipation, and
pem-ral debility. w hen SlIILOU S VITAL
1ZER is guaranteed lo cure them.
Sold by Geo. W. Benkord, Somerset,
Pa.
We have a speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh, Dipththeria, Canker mouth,
and Head Ache, in SHILOH'S CA
TARRH REMEDY. A nasal Injector
free wil b each bol lie. Use it if you de
sire health, and sweet breath. Price 50
Cents.
Bold by Geo. W. Ben ford, Somerset,
Pa.
XOW WE GOT 'EM 1
Just received and opened out
3, COO pieces ot
TEX CEXT COUXTER GOODS-
at
Cook & Beekitb' !
B-tti . , ei'i'i'tficld. Onto.
... 'l A 1n i,
i.. . ... .... i . .
-'iuit d i i 'amiiy tilts to rum ct me evil, mai legislator in
"a Gram, ell-Hp lor cnb. attt mining to Mint nd the laws regulating
Johah Keller.
' o'ti f.i.:... j ...
'r-"l tie ,.,. .. "TP"
W .L. . . ' 1 '"O-ce tu
I'ost
'I.L(,-
reuis. or
I it ts, or ten
iiikke a (jot!
Hist csn la- mcd in
my tiil.fi 'm i:id.
V-'W W E GOT
"" i uii ti e r nta
e,. l i ... '
XLs.l... " "
'VI IT- 0t
1..M !
i vt.d Oi tnd Out
.U0 J ittts id
'1 CEXT
VOCMLi:
-allocs
4 Ultima-:
C00VS-
Fiv Hundred Thousand Strong
In the past few months there has been
more than 500,000 Itoliles of Shiloh't Cure
Hold. Out of the vast numlier ot people
who have used it, more than 2,000 cases of
Contumption have been cured. All
Couuhs. Croup, Asthma and Bronchitis,
yield at once, hence it is that evenltody
Tbe husband of the Inl-e tail oue bad a speaks in its praise. To those who have
warrant issued, and a puisuit was organ-, not used It. let us sav, if you have a Cough,
the I qoor mftic only made them worse. ized, which resulted in the capture ol the or your child the Croup, and you value
There is a great amount ot truth in this . guilty pair after they bad retired tn a life don't lail to try It- For Lame Back,
ran.ark, d uu iistraiing tbe necessity lor j Philipsburg hotel. They were taken to Side or Ckest, use Sbiloh's Porous Plas
lelter legislation on the sul jcct. j (.--eola. aud a justice placed them under ter.
j fJOO liail each to appear a. Court. About' Sold by G. W. Benlord, Druggist, Som-
Antxunq le whs nisde of four young this time a numlier of Frenchmen from erset. Pa.
ii t u nt.it two Luis. l Sharpsville, Mercer Houtzdale tbe man who ran away with
t cnty. Pa , widcli ;t would I well tor ibe wuman being a frenchman apeared
ib s- who ate in the babii yt aileuding en the scene, and tbe reull ol their eu-
(U ii.e woiship for the puip'.ist-eI having deavors was that tbe injured bus'-and
lun. to K uk tid t r. Tl.tte young peoj tie. closed a bargain with bis wife's tiiend by
rekindles ot the place and ibe occasion, which he sold ber to the latter for if 150,
went to the I Litt d Brethren church and
ilnruc service (tot a little out ot order and
were arrested and lined the young men
Tbe corn crop ot the United Slates and
Territories was larger last year than any
previous year by over 150.0 0.000 bushels.
I he country west ol tbe Mississippi re
turned over 100.000,000 bushels mure than
in 173.
Xotick We are atiout to open a new
set of books, and persons having accounts
on our old ones, will please settle at once,
and oblige
Mrs. J. R. Walter & Son.
In a dog case before the Allegheny court
Judge Ewing in his charge to the jury
said : "That as to the actual value ol
dogs, he thought ihey might be worth ten
cents per duzeu for Icriiiiziug material
The largest assortment of Pipes and
smokers' articles in Somerset cojuty ai
Oi ton 's.
.UAtiKIED.
DUXXER IIOPPE In Berlin, Jan.
S'h. 1SS0, by Itev. J. W. Pofttnberger,
William Dunuer to Augusta Hoppe, both
ot Berliu, Pa.
Regulate the Skcretiosj?. In our
endeavors to preserve health il uol the ut
most imparlance that we keep the accielo
ly system in perfect couditiou. The well
known remedy. Kidney-Wort, has specific
and tbe money was paid over. Tbe pair action upon tbe kindeys liver and bowels
then departed, and it was a eiueslion Use it instead of dosing with vile bitters or Hone, George Atkins, of Dixon. III., tc
which were the Lhpphst, tbe lovers or the drastic pills. It is purely vegetable and is Lydia J. Young, of Friedens, Sorutiset
DAVIS-GILBERT At ilw Lutheran
parsonage, Jau. 31, by It;V. A M. W bet
stone, T. Davis, ol Oiklaud, Md., to
Binuie Gilbert, ol Somerset, Pa.
Al KIXS YOCXG. Al the Lutheran
parsonage, Jan 1, by Re v. A. M. Wbel
A correspondent of the Cleveland
Herald, writing irom Callao undnr
date ot the 2G ult., supplies many
detailo of tbe eveuts ia IV ru that fol
lowed tbe desertion ot President
Pi ado. That event acted like a
irumpet call tor a revolution, and Li
Cotera, Minister of War, by force ot
amis assumed tbe bead ot the gov
erumeut. Being an igaoraut aud
uup ipulur man, the people soon
sbuweil their preference for Pierola,
whose name bad figured in every
revolution tor fire yean, and be,
with a vuluuteer corps, rat-ed osten
sibly ugaiuat the Chilians, calmly
awaited events. Ou tbe night ot tbe
21-t of December a colonel of one ot
ibe goverumeut battalions refused to
obey aa order given by La Cotera,
and, with a barricade iu front, be
declared UieroU President. Tbe
population warued by the cry of
"Cioee all doors," uDekered thera
selves, and the streetx were viveu up
to the coujba'stits. Tbe government
troops drew near, auJ at lusi, with a
charge, they runbed up a the insur
gents aud the I'lazi was the scene of
a bloody carnage, brother againrt
brother. Soldiers who but a few
hours before were friends, now sto d
aa targets for each other. Toe slaugh
ter was immense. ; nearly two I uu
dred were killed nLd many more
were wounded. Li Cotera, afer
having bis horse billed under biui,
aud a bullet shot tbruugb bis cap,
saw that bis forces were insuuGcieut,
aud retreated to bria reinfjree-meota.
Soon after, Pierola with his batal-
loo, while on bis way to ine i isza,
encountered a body cf cavalry, aod
another dreadful fight ensued, result
ing iu the defeat of the cavalry
Pierola V force then j ined tbe battle
in ice llaza, ana together tuey
marched over Lima, making fearful
bavoc with their bullet, till mid
night, when hearing that La Cotera
was gathering a large fjree to attack
then), tbey decided to go to Callao
aud take possession of tbe fortx
Under cover of the night they march
ed to tbe port, aud before daybreak
all ibe commanders of the batteries
bad surrendered, not because Piero
la'a force was sufficient t ) compel
them to do so, but because of tbeit
disl y?lty to the government. Tele
graph and naiu comuiu jicatioa was
cui eCT between tbe capital and Cat
lao. All the 200 p mad rid gun of
tLe castle were trained ou the Lima
road Pierola's followers were dran
up iu battle arr y iuaide the fort?,
aud workmen were giveu rifles and
were told to keep order arouud tbe
town. Ureal excitement prevatiea
during tbe day and night, tor rumor
was ba-y, reporting the approach of
La Coriera'a foices Several famliee
went afljat, and many mure were
ready lo do bo at a moment V notice
Oj the morning of the 231 ne
came that La Cotera' meu bad
ueaily all deserted Liiu, and later a
tnes-euger arrived saying thai the
(Jeueral would surreuder on the con
diiiuu that bis life way spared. Tbi-
acted like magic stores were opeu
ed, trains c mmeuced to run, and
tbe Htreets were BUtd with all tbe
tumult ot life. Pierola went to Li
ma ai 5 o'clock with 2 000 at ldier
a id took poserBion. lie declare
b mt-elf supreme dictatot, and so tug
gained tbe bight if bis ambition
Tiiusi enda the great revolution of
1879, and u needs uo prophetical in
spiration to picture the downfall of a
Country tbus divided against itself
while bgbtiug a united and vigorous
people like the Chilian
XE W AD VER TISEME TNS.
JUST OUT!
HOOD'S GREAT BOOK
OF THE WAR.
ADVANCE
AM)
RETREAT-
rersonol Experience in the Uni
ted States and Con feder
ate State Armies :
By GENERAL J. II. HOOD,
I alto Llralcaaauliranal om-4-rat
Mlaics Army, publiabea lor
ft Hooi Orphan Memorial Feii3,
XiV
General G. T. Beauregard,
New Orleans, 1880.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS NEW ADVERT ISE3TESTS,
The entire pnx-trtj arlJlnir frna the ule vt
ini worn are uvuiel to Tlie Uuwl Ortilia .ue-
inurial Kun I. whii tt m luveslcl la I uU.l Stale
KegUieml Howie lur the onrture. cure, suppori
ana elura-.iia of the tea intatii tleprlvinl it tuelr
parente laet fuinmer at New llrleaud, (the me 1-
au.'iuiij incidents ui which aid txreavemtuit are
IOU .reah I . the uulilic mlti'l.)
Tbe ifc.k la au eloicaul uctar. atlnlnir 390
IMtfee, I'll tine l .utuaniu likenenauo I a line
ul raKravlnif. made rxprwl; (ur tun w..r.
f.tur larait iuftie of battle AkIiIh. boaoil lo lian.t
ouie tint; luiiliib t'lotb. at Term Ovllara,
ur la a Fine Nueep Hlnainir. with .Mar le ti.iir.
I krre llnllan vd lfl C'ealit la Half
B..uoil .Moruu t LllTirr mule, lair UIU,
ur ia ine heal lrant I'nraejr Mor.H)cu, lull Uill
em the r nmt (rum anv Hereon remltte.1 hr
mall or express, ot ia amount la re mitred !e
terorhy a iHiial onler bank ilrali urehnk. a
nn7 will be linmeallaUily aent Iree ut yostaice, rfg-
1 he volU'ue u uubltahed tn the tiest atrle oftr-
poKrapbjp, on em ant paper, with IllusuaUan,
emuieJ as iiUhct specimens ol ait
The soUi t, tbe turtjnrt, the purpose, all alike
renter 1. wo thy W a biaee in ever Ubrarr. n
ev-ry tlk r upon the bouk shell of every uoiue
u toeouuijiry.
Adttltt vanttd in lrn town anil county lafAs
Lrttlril Mulct, and m vrtfmntt will be a tie to
nonoraoi aifcnargea vrierant jram the army.
To tbe UuIIot. who leel a desire tn ezuress their
sympathy with The Hood Orphan Memorial Fund
the sale ofth I book anions; their circle of lrien.a,
will alturl an excellent way of eonlribailns; suli-
atuu.iai aia to so uescmns; a cause.
FOR TERMS, RATES TO AGENTS, ETC
AUDKESS WITH FULL, PARTICULARS,
(Jcn'l V. T. Beanrogard, Publisher,
ON BF.lt l LF OF THE HOOD MEMORIAL
FUND,
JOHN F. BLYMYIIR,
DEALEU IN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints,
OILS, 5cC, 5cO.
Tbe folio wioir irt a partial list of Good' in Stock: C roeon TooIj,
rianea, Saw, Hatchet. Hammers, Ciiicel. Tlanes, AdZ i Black,
smith' Good. Bellows, AaviU, Vie 3. Fiie", liiaimers, tic, Saddlery
Hardware, Tab Trees, Gi Saddle, Hauie, Backlea, Riogi, Biw and TooU.
Table Knives and Forks I'jcke; Kntve8. Soidors, Spoons aad Kaz?ra. the
large stock in Soroereet County rainter'ti Gt-od, a full U ck White
Lead, Colored I'aiuttt f r inide and ouiitle paiotiug, Faiuiie in oil, all color,
Vnruirth, Turpeiuinf, Flax-ed 01, Drusn-, Japn l). er, Wa.'out S'aiu,
&e. Window Glncf all !. and atl cut to a'ir "bp Tte bt. C !
O.l alway on baud. () jr bt- ck of C l O.I L 't in vry lare nad chid
orit.ee erv elesot liite onV Cireuler, iluley and Croe Cui iawa.
Mill Saw File; ot U.K beet quality. Forcelaia-lintfd Kjt'.lau. Handles of
ail kinds.
NIIOVJBIt, FOlSICsS. 1ADGS, BAKEM,
Mattocks, Grob Hoes, Pit-k?, Sey tbe. Sneatbs, Sledges, Maon Hammerst,
Cft Sieel, S'.ep Lad.lrfri, Carriage aod Tire Bolt ot all ;Z. L m kioir
Glance. Wash Boardi-, Clothes Writierf, Mral Sive, Djor Mata, Baokem,
Tubs, Wooden Buckets, Tine, K.-pe all rizes, Hy Pullyt, Bu'ter Print.
M p Sticks, Trao.s, Siet lyard, Meat Cutters and Stuffr, Trace. C- w
ChaioH, Halter Cotioti, Stio, Duet and Scrub B.uiben, Horse B.ubes, Cur
ry Comb and Cards, i)or L ck, Hine. Screws, Latches aud .ervtbing
iu the Builders' line. Cap, Lead, Sbot, Poder and Saiw.y Fue, ite.
The fact is, I keep everjt .inir that belongs to the Hard ware trade I d-al
exclusively in this kioa of good aud give my whole attention to it Per
sons who are buiidtu or any one to need if aiythi 1 in my line, will fi .d
it to their advantatfa to iive me a call. I will always ifive a reasonable
credit to responhible persons I tbaok my old cus'oraera f,r their patronage,
and hope thin aeason to make many Lew ones. Don t forget tbe place.
-iN O. J,
January 21, 'SO.
BLOCK."
JOHN F BLYMYER.
New Orleans, La.
0R
By vii
PHAXS COURT SALE.
virtue of anl alias orler of sale. tou1 out
of the Orphans' Court of Somerset cunnty, Pa., tu
me directed, I will expose to public sale, on the
premises, on
Friday. February 27. 13S0.
at 1 o'clock r. w.. the fullowlnit drsc-lbed real
est 'ite, situate in Somerset Twp., late the estate ol
Fuilip Vlaurer, Sec'd, vis .
A certain trai t of Ian I situate as aforesaid, enn
Uinin 8 acres and 46 p-rches, ad joinm.- Insyls
ol Samuel J.Ithoa.is, Jnfilah Ankeny. John Kline
ami Jaoih S,jcicher. h iving tbervon erect da isu
story riwclllna bouse, larire bank barn ami ot her
oa rjuitainits; aaou 40 a. rcs in s:io. tlmo r land
and arxiut 31 acre In meadow. This farm has
several never failiritr 'prlng, a large apple or h-
anl and other kinds of (rail ; Is situated about one
and one-half miles from SiesvUle, and il conven
ient toi-hunhes and scbonls.
Tbe (arm wiil be ofler d as a whole, or In two or
thrre par-els. to suit mirvhasers.
TKK.V1S. ton-tnlrd of the puchas rnnner to
be secnnul up- n the land. In lieu of' dower t.
wiiiow ; one-tutni oi iiamnce on e.imrniaMi'n
deed and haiitnee in twoe)ual annu.l payments
witoout interest, to o. secure.! ny jutr-tment iionas.
Tn percent of hsnd money to b- pld on day ol
sate, i-osses-ion given on April 1. itqn
S. L. KORXS,
Feb. 4 Atlm'r. and Trostee.
o
4?
.V
uditous .Norici:
Fd. Kclm and wife 1 In the Pour- of Onmroon
to Pleas of Sonwrset t.'o, .,
Wm.C. Liven!. ) No. 7, Au. T . 18T7.
(V'ulautry Minment )
Tne untiersitcticd Auditor, upp-iinted by the raid
Oiniri to tllstiiliute the lands In Ihe ban is of the
Assiiroctt In tle ab-ive mentlone.1 assignment.
hre'iy irlvcs notice, tuat lor said iurpe h will
sit at his tittle-, in the bornairn of Som. r?et. on
Satnrdat. Kehru try "21. lsiO. when and wh'-re all
persons Interested can attend.
11. . t.MJSi.tY,
Fib. 4 Auditor.
CUTOIVS NOTICE.
Lsuneof Jonathnn Bitincr.late of Norths-iEpton
Twp., Somerset i Jo., f., dee'd
Letters testa wentary on the aliove estate bavlnu:
beu s;ritu-cd to tbe underslitned by tlte proper
auibortiy ; uoiice is btrehy aiven to all i ersus
lndebee.1 to said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those bat ins; claims ax Inst the same
lo present tbem duly aa. benticate.1 Ibr settlement
on Saturday, -March 13th., ll tl, at the boose of the
deceased.
JAOOB POORBAUOH.
Feb. 4 Executor.
To HORSEMEN
Persons Intcrcstcdin STOCK.
Your attention is called to the celebrated
HECKERMAN'S
Horse & Cattle Powder,
Prepared only by
M. P. HECKERMAN, BEDFORD, PA.
FOR S-A-T-iE B5T
G. f . Eenfjii & C. N. Boil Somerset Ma.
GAL NOTICE.
j
lu me District Oonrt of the T'nlted S'ates for the
Eas ern llistrict o' Pennsylvania. No. 2325.
In the matter of Samuel D. lelp. lle a mem
ber ol the Una ol tamest a Delp. of NorrlstowD.
, in the O. only ol Montgomery, In the said District
a b-nkruiiu
Tbe said bankrupt bavin, ander the provision
ot the several Ads of I 'otinrrSN relallnic to tlabft
rnptcy, nil his petition lor a dlivbartte from all
bis dei ts provable ander the sakl acts, and tar s
certifi me thereof.
N Ttt Is hen-by riven trat a meetln. sfrml W
tor. will be held on the SI h day ol February. 19 J,
at 11 o'clock, A w.. bf..re the Rekrtster. E iwl I'.
Chase. lq., at his office. No 4 i Walnut strr et.
Pbilatlciplila. lor the nool examlnatl ol tne I aid
bankrupt: ibat ahearirs; will be bad npoa the
said petition for discharge and eeninoaa., on
Wednesday the 3nl .layol March. lfPiO, befor j the
sai l 'ourt. l Philad'lphia. at 19 oilnekjt. M.
when and where all creditor ami other pern s in
In'erest mav appear and show ea.e. II any tney
bave. wny tne prayer ol in. sakl petition s uoual
not he annteii.
- i Witness the Hob. William I u'ler,
9. AL Jn.ltce of th Said District I'ev.t. and
.S ibe seal thereof at Philadelphia, tbe 27
day ol January, A. T.. lSts
ritA.-t. i:t,HLiitr-, ja,
Pn. -lerk.
Attkut: EDWIN T. CHASE, Kegsler.
Feb 4 3t
Xo.'.
HoaEKsn nikuiT
Corrected by Ouua a KitsRiTS.
niALEKS i
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED
Apples, dried, V a
Appieoniter, fi s:ai..
Hrur. 1U0 ls
Buiter, f (keg)
riu ter. "i a (roll)
Buckwheat, V bushel
" meal, too as
Beeswax, v5 .
Bacon, shoulders, V a
" si tes. '
" country bams, a
Corn, (ear) v3 busuel
Corn, (shelled) )1 bushel
Corn meal ft m. ......
Call skins, y a ,
La-irs. V dot
Flour, lbbl
Flaxseed f bu., (M fcl
llama, (sunar-cured) 1 a.....
Lani, y a.
Leather, red sole, ft a ,
upper
kit. " ,
Middling, and chop loo as...
Oau, l bu
Potatoes, fi oa
Peaches, dried, V
Ry lt.u
Kates. a
Salt, No. 1, ft Wd.ext.ra
u-rouna Alum, per saca.
' Ash ion, per sack ,
Sairar. yellow ft a
wait
Tallow. a
Wheat, ft bu
WooL a
, 4c to IV
4o4oe
ai ou
lac
-JO
60e
So
24c
Tc
19 to 11c
co to ;u
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2e
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7
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760 r
1 te
4HH
3 fi 3c
lo 7c
, 7&e
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AUDITOR'S NOTICE
I'vTer W. Sader ) Ia th Vourt of Common
to Pies of Somerset Co., Pa.,
Oeo. O. Walker. No. HI. Angust T., 1B77.
(koiunurv Assiaument.
And now. 2nd.. February, loet). on motion of 1.
O. aiinmel. Esq.. All y of Joba Deeter, a ealll-
or, thecuri app .Inn J. H. Seutt, L-n. Auilttor
,o dlsirihut the funds in the nandtof ihe Assign
ee, to ami among those krs;ali ea lived tnereiu.
Si'VsatKitT cot si Y, as. :
itrct Itom the reoori renined Febra ry 3.1,
1SMI.
H. F. St! HELL, Pro.
NotUc ia hereby given that 1 wit) aUen i to the
dntle d tbe alio e appointment at my ottice in tbe
H-Tiiaxb of Somerset, ub Thumlay, Fe nury lis,
1880, (nil and all persons. lou-Mued ran attend.
(. HBCl'LL.
Teb. Aodltor.
I
PUBLIC SALE.
Bv virtue of an order of sale r ran ted by the Or
phans' t.'ourt ot Somerset Coui.ty, Pa., we willex
pus to public sale on
isaturd-iy, Frbruary 2SA. 1S80,
at one o'efc ek. p. .. all th. followlns; described
real estate, la e the estate f. Kenbea Hottman of
Jenner township, dee'd. vis:
A certain tract ot lund sltnate In Jenner town
ship. Somerset county, Pa., attiotn'ns; Ixiut. ot
Samuel Klmmel, Jacob Lohr. H- sekUh Knecb
lev, Henry H. Hi flman. David e.'oleman and Jon.
atban Koads. eoutainlna 147 acres an.1 99 perches;
ah.Mil lo acre of whlcb aieeleaml. bavlnsr there
tin erected a twih-story log bonse, tC'O'l tiank barn
and older oat building- This la rm has a youns;
and an old apple orchard, both bearing, and never
lallli w sprliix".
TtltiS. S1.IC0 In hsnd, and balance in thrre
equal annual pavments without Interest; to be
secured by judgment bond.
HENKY H. HOFFMAN.
FKEEM AN 111 FM A N.
Feb. 4. Administrators.
MILL PROPERTY
AND
Farm JFor Sale.
Located in t'nloo District. Prestoo nnty.
West Vlrvinla. 7 miles south of (Trantmry Summit
B. a O. Railroad. Tbe farm contains about 10
acres ol kooi land ; on which there is a srood orch
ard, a foinl dwelling bo. se. a roil barn ami other
farm bulldioir A to ran water pwrr B uring
mill, and taw mill witn a larg custom to the
mills. For lurther Information call en, or ad
dress, 1. S PAINTER.
Painter's Mills, I'reston County, W. a.
Feb. 4, Into.
UDITOK S NOTICE
Sebasiian Gebler ) In tbe enrt of Common
to Pleas of Somerset Ccnnty,
Samuel Fox. ) Pa., No. 81. Aprt. T., 11TS.
(Voluntary Assignment )
The andersigned Auditor apimHle.l by saH
i.art to pas on I he exception, s ate an account,
and make dlsirtoutloa to ami among those legal
ly entitled" thereto, in tbe matter ol the alve as
signment, hereby gives notice, that for said pur
pose be will sit at his . tfice. in the borough of
Som r.et on Friday, the 20th day nf Feb. uary,
1 so. when ana where all ptrson inurested can
attend.
H. S ENDSLET,
Feb. 4. Auditor.
gXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Esiatcef John Grove, lata ef Shad Twp.,
Somerset Co., Pa., aeecased.
Letter of teioBUry lb. abav. estate
having been granted lo the un.lertgBed, am tee
1 beretiy given to tbo. IndebtMl to it to make
immediate payuMBt. and tho. having claim or
demaa's will pleas present them duly authenti
cated f iff seuleoient.,oo Saturday February 1st,
V'l. at ibe reridtuce of th executor la sakl
county.
JOSEPH C LAMEFHT.
Ftb 4 Exerubr,
JOTICE TO CONTUACIOnS
In Si hoc: 1 Director of Somerset township
Schoui diatr-ct. tU sell t lb Oiade Hoase, in
S meset, oa Saturday, the 14th ol February, al
1 o'clock V. H. to tbe lowest responsible Iddder, the
et n;tact lor b4llng a scapol nous, on Buelah
roa.1 near Jno. SattKker's. SneiDcatloar oa day
ui Saa).
11. HUSBAND.
Fh. t Prtsident.
4 PPEALS.
Notice is hereby given to the taxable InhuM
tan ol Somerset county, that Appeal will oe
held by th uudrsigned Laimmisstooers. on th
days and at tbe places, herei.y sp-rih, to wit:
or Addiio township, on Tueai.y, February
Mlh, at the t.ous ol Dean Bro s., trotn .0 e'vlutra
a. at. to 4 r. at
For ei.!tuene borough, en Wednesday. Fei.ra
ary 2&th, at tne buse ot Souct Sterner. Irom 1 tu 8
o clock r. at
For l'r-in bor.oah. on Thursday, February
-th, at the Henlord HoUe, trom 1 to u'clotk
r. w.
For lower Tnrk yrnot townsSlp, on Friday,
Feoruary 27th, at the Heulord Hnu. in Ursina
oorough, Irom 10 6'elnck A. . to 4 r. at.
For Salisbury borougn. on iotiay, March
at the Bouse ol airs. Lj'lU Logiocf, trom J to
u clock r. n.
For Eiklicg township, en Tuesilay. March :ad,
at tne bouse of Mrs. l.j lla Lons-iorf, from t
o'clock a. a.lnlr at.
Fr Mejersdale b rongb, on Weitnesday, March
3d, at the Dale House, lruua I. A. at. lo 4 o'clock
r. m.
For Snmmlt township, on Thnrstlay. March 4th.
at Ihe Dal House, ia Meyetsdale borough, Irom
A. to 4 o'clock r. a.
For Larimer lownhlp, oa Friday, March &th.
al th Election I nn-e, in said township, from 10
a. at. to 2o'lorl Tm
For Green vi t ushlp, on Saturdny. March
lb at th nouis. A. J owner, iu Pocahontas,
trom 8 A. it lu 12 o cioek M.
For Jennertowu bon.aun and Jenner township,
on Mouda., , March th, at lb. bouse ef Thomas
Oallager, at Jenner X Koaus, trom o'clock A.
to 4 T U.
lor bbiystown borough and Ctocmahnnlng town
ship, oa Tuesday, March vtb. at the rj.,ife oi
Samuel Custer, iu said borough, irutu 8 o'clock a.
h. to a r. m.
Fur eau,emaij:h township, oa Wednesday.
March lOtu, at tke br ase of Augustus keohler, lu
baviosville, tn ra 10 o cock a. M. to 4 P. si
For Paint u WLShlp. on 1 hursilay. March 11th.
at Bark.y's School liuuee. irom 10 o'clock a. m. to
3 r. M.
Forshatle township, on Friday. March 12tb, at
thEiectl..B Mouse, in sail lo.nenlis truta 8
o'clock a. . to 2 r M.
ror Stonycreek Pwnship on S ttunlay. March
IS' b, st the house of Joseph Stall, in bnanksville.
trom 8 'c ock a. is to 3 r. si.
For Jetfcrson township. on.Monday, March 1st b.
ai the house o Junatnan Barclay, lu bakersvtlle.
Irom o'clock a. m. t t r x.
For New ejemarville lorti'iirh and Milford town
hip. on Tuesday, Ma. eh 18, t th bouse of David
Caldwell, in eiebhartsburg, from la e's.ock a h
to 8 F. m. For same township on WeOn'Sday
March 17th, at th house ol Joseph aehrock, in
Kockwood.
For Middlecreek township, on Thunlay, March
18th, at theoBlceof A. Schrock, t.. trom 10
o'clock a. it. to :t f. it.
For Upper Tnrkeyloot township, on Friday,
March lutb, at the E.ection H..use,;ln said town
ship, Irom lo o'clock a. m. to 2 r. a.
F'or Berlin borough, on Monday, Man h 2d, at
the bonse or Samuel Shatter, la said borioga,
from 1 to 4 o'eloek r. u.
For Urvtbersvalley township, on Tuesday,
March 23d, at th bouse ot Samuel Shatter, in
Berlin borough, from 8 o clock A. w. to. r. m.
For Allegheny township and fe'ew Ballimor
borongh, on Wednesday, March 24' rt, at the Elec
tlen Hoasa la said townenip, Irom 10 o'clock a. m.
to 2 F. M.
For NorthaiEpton township. Thursday, March
2"th. at th. house ot Samuel Pooruauga, frcm 8
o'clock a. h. to 1 f. .
For Southampton township and Welierslmrg
borriugh. at the hoase of Oeorge llehaven. la
Wellersburr borough, on Friday. March 28th.
from 1 to clock F. a , ao.1 from 8 toll o'clock cn
Saturday the 27.
For Somerset township, en Monday, April 1st
and Tuesday th 2nd. at the Commissioners'
OrJlce. For Somerset borough, on Wednesday,
Atirtl 3d : hours from o clock a. it. to 4 r. a.
When and where all persons and evrportl
leeling themselves agrfc ved at the ennuieralion ,
and valuation of their taxable property and el
lects mad pursuant tu th. sverl Act of As
sembly tn such case made and provided, a-e re
quested to attend and state their, grievence for
redress, according is law
Attbst :
W. ULSCHHOCK, DENNIS COOK,
Clerk. J. C. e'KITCHFlELD,
JONAS Mee'LINT CK.
Feaa, 4, CI Commissioner.
February 2I, 1373.
elng described property
pUBLIC SALE
YAIXABLE riflL ESTATE.
Py virtu of tne power eontalncl tn the lt
will ami usisment of Henry Sirrtr, lata of Alle
gheny townehip, Somerset county. Pa., deceased,
tne undersigned Execut rs of said deceased will
otlei lor saie by public outcry oa tbe premise ob.
Saturday.
at 1 o'clock F. M., tbe folio
of said deceased, lo wit :
A ccrv in tract ol land In Allegheny Twp., Som
erset Co , Pa , .!.. ining lands of Simon Erlrslng
er, Edmnnd Hersrilser, Eli s Suhrl ami vtners,
containiug 229 acres and allowance, of which 100
acres are clearer and i h. balance well timtiered.
1 here is a hrst-rate orchard on this (arm. sn-l also
a boo sugar camp : and ha thereon erected a
large two story log ho.se. a good barn. sp. ins;
bouse, ami other out building, and also t tene
ment bouses with stables ami other necessary
buildings connected wbh them.
TERMS. 4rtic-ttilnl In band, anl th. bal
ance In Iou-equal annunl payment without la
test. N. B One-tenth ot th purchase money to b.
paid down on day of sale.
JOHN SAHVER,
WM. M. SCHH(a;K,
Jan. 28 Executors.
A SS1GNEES SALE.
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Ry virtu nf aa onler tissued oat of the Court
of Common Pleas of Somerset County, Pa., tb. ub
lersiirne.l Assignee of Hslvtn Maurer, will sell at
public sal. oa th. premises, on
Saturday. February 21, 1830,
at 1 F. at., the following described real estate, via
A tract of 1 nd situate 1b SotD' net Twp.. Som
set county. Pa., containing 81 acres, more or le.
ol wbl a about 4 acre are clear, aboati acres
In meadow, wi n a two story plana house, log bam
ami other ootbaildinas thereon ; g'md waier, ami
a young erhcarl ol clioli-e fruit : a 'joining lamU
of Jwuli Klio.,Davhl Buraut, Edmund alleraao,
E Keller
Tr K.MS ne lhlrl in ban.!, one-third In six
m.iotbs,and one-tblnl from 2oih of January. 1879,
with interest on delemd pajmcnts Irom date .
ale.
WM. F. FREIDLINF,
Jan 28 Aselgneo.
SSIGNEE S NOTICE.
.Notice Is hereby riven. That Joel Siaughhaugh,
of Addison Twp.. Somerset county. Pa , and Catn
ar Ine his wile by deed ol voluntary assignment,
have asidnned ai' tb. estate real and personal, of
said Joe! MaUtfhhaugh. lo W llliam C. Llvengaal,
of Eiklick township, in said county. In trust for
the henehc of the creditors of tne said JoelSiaugh
baugh. Ail persoBa, tb-rvfore. Indebted to th.
said Joel Slauahbaugh will make paaunt to tb.
said Assignee, and thoe. having claim or de-man-Is
will make known tbe tame without delay.
W 1LLI AM C. Li V EN OOO D.
.an. 14 Assignee.
A
DMINISTRATOR'S IN'OTICE
Estate of Polly Nieodemu lata o rlomerset
Bor., Somerset Co., Pa., deeeasetL
Letters of administration oa tb. above estate
having been granted to the andersigned, Botlre is
nereby given 'o thus indebtod tu it lu make Im
mediate pavmest, and thuee having claim, or
demand will present th. duly authenticated lor
settlement at the othoa of W. H. Kouaia, In Sb
erset Borough, oa Satunlav, February. 7. Itetl.
JOHN H. HUSTON,
Dec, 31 Administrator.
D
.SOLUTION NOTICE.
.Notice is herebv siren, that '.he partnership
heretofore existing between P. A. Byors and Thus.
Harnett, of Somerset, Pa., amler the arm asas of
Byers a Barnett, was dissolved on th 7lh day of
January. Ism, by mutual consent.
All debts owing lo said partnership are to b re
reived by said Toast. Barnett, ami all demands oa
aH partntrship are to be presented tuhlafur
!,aynient.
slawed. Y. A. BTERH.
tan 14 TUOS. BAKNETT.
MB
i v 1 onww ww
i TXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Will ks anikd s to all
..Jailu it- ll MMtelas fenir
iVI ftm, Hal fuit wUom, srirel m tortlm,
ttven lo I bo iml.btad to It to bih irw
layment, and ;hoe having lala satos
lent i hem da y autbenucaid Nr settle
la Kh day ot Febrsary. lts,Bit.
l IkIIM lMiivrwta IHIIOS M ' rmw mgg 11,
D. M. F EKRX & CO., Detmit, X icb. 1
Jan. IS
X'
T1CE OF Ulsi&OLUTlON. !
Versssllac
Save Your Cliildreij.
noe.Ual in Ibis or sny other
For exTwIlIng ssorsss from the system, l frr
u nas
iliaiir II, lirm. Him mi, urn, i w i - - - -- -. ...
Ivsubrl ling between John Hameran Nathaniel e-untry. "tm. iea-miui aivea w .
Hamer iu the mercantile bu-inesa. euder the tins I Bradbury's, expelled worm ia fcor'tt""'r
nam. of Hamer Bros., ex ireil Jan. Tth. 1-8 1. by taking "'JTJ" iJ' al?Zui
mutual consent. .thanlel Hsmer Is auchorlsod ship. Pa. Air. "expelled 4ou isorsss from my eWld
, .. . . . , . M wmm f.l.t ' tt r . SarveT. pit. IViall, IWO.
to mie ail oev iu, awn or an ewasuii. . . . ... .. uri i vu.
HojveravUlev Jan. L IHstX S.0.1 by dni.g sts. Pric 24 eta. R. E. S KLLEK3
Hojver.vujaaL( iMaHAijER .co. Prop rs, Pittsburgh. Pa. Sea d (oroircolari.
NATHAK ILL ii AMF.B. Jlj a
Estate of Margaret Walter, deeeaaod, Ut. of New
Centreville bon.ugh.Jvanerset cuoty. Pa.
Letters testaioeBlary oa tb. abov. astsae ha
Inie tM.cn vranteet to th. anderslawed. BotiC I
herei.v wtven lo thus, indebted to It to avako In
mediate tajn
ll to present i
merit on th
JACOB NFFrSr.
liecia lassrosor.
Th. Trwlk Ut
ami WIU prevalL Thowsaad "d "J
beea cure.1 are living 1 1 o-s t b. irar. ot cor
statement. that S ELLER S 1,1 V ER PILLS
lu. Cera tbe wrst case ol Liver exmpia"'1
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