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Another excursion to the West on Taw
y. JiMrcli 23. For irjfiruiaUon. call
on or write to J. If. Fritz. Pameneer and
i tenet Ajrerjt, at biimeret, I'a.. who fur
niMK-s tbc tickets. Iii!!Tri rheeVt-A
inrougu.
j Flowers were lilmimiog in a Dumber of
: ) arcs in ion. n last week.
. Ju'v. t-iias Ilorwr will preach in the
i Uisciples church. Wednesday eveniug,
I he recent bieu winds hare been drv
, ng tip the tnndd v country rotids verv rap.
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; CotihideraMe improvement, in the way
, oi tuaiiD and fixing up, i going on in
town.
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it 15T. irin on this road
There was quite a unary fall of now in
inrs section, Saturday night and bunday
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Mr. Clias. Donnelly, Preaident of the
b. & C. K. U , was in town several days of
jasi ween.
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Another lot of emigrants left this county
ior ine nest last week, and "there more
lo follow."
The wild jreese are now flying north.
This, they gay. is a pretty sure indication
that spring is at hand.
Whenever the sun shines, corner loafers
come out like red worms after a genial
rain, i ne comers are lull ot loalers.
There are quite a number ot families in
town who have been unable to lease a
house yet, and who are compelled lo move
ine 1st oi April.
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A.M.
nd jilesfwrit route to tne Ijuit
leavei 'i rumored mat tne contract for the
aiim-mi , cradinc of the S. & C. K. It. from Somer.
1'itta- get t0 Johnstown, will be advertised to let,
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Lvery aggrieved angler owes it to craft
to resist I tic implication in the cut rent
newspaper squib that "it's the amateur
fisherman who hires a hall."
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Sale K'Kiler.
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N.lt "1 n-i.l rn.Hte ui l.niiiiim l Hcrsb
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vi.l Ifal ertate "I Jac bM.inla,
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ilk IlruL-giet.
Wort at Hoyd's.
E-fttt tvnus nn the 2Sth.
; .T.icui.s- t'-il at C. X. Bojd's.
tT ISmI at C. X. Hold's,
lit Toilet (Jcaids at C. X. lJoyd'a.
S i ine time is rapidly approaching.
Tifii.'kyfly has made his apK.-arance.
i G-.;:tburg bin lays ci .live colored
ihia-.vmuw tnrni is predicted ior this
i j'd. Lair, aud tixrth brushes, at C. X
Si' pure imtwrted at C. X
Caitn, lur toughs and colds, at C.
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I r ifN scu jnctaclcs a spitialty at
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iafn-fcant is known by the advertise-
n:' lie lw is.
h- Wort-re eimmand better wag.-s
xi 'rvi.ars pasL
: y..ji are tmubltd with a I.amc Uack,
'ii iliv s Kidney 1'ad.
l v Ihii ami robins in considerable
r put io an appearance last week.
ii'MsC. X. Hoyd. and be w ill tell
5it Djj 'a Kidney Pad was discover
T::-; s hard a inter on our livery men.
1 : fr feli-inhing and too mudJy for
i- if- riiiing. "
Iitfirtrdthat Pittsburgh cipitalista
t i'U! punhaiiinir a site for a hotel and
ctiT rtort in Ligonier.
; r,i.na lady w ho can peel a potato
"'t Kt iats is as useful as the young
"'jb alio speaks five languiges is orna
iSrni-w remedy. Day's Kidney Pad, is
:'!rc!y guaranteed cure for all die
KiUu-j e. BUIder. and Urinary Or-
For sale f.y C. X. Boyd.
iiic who rips, durns and tears is con
'; u lilm-ktnard by the general puMic.
''.woman alio does the same thin,
' aiiliin the bounds of pruprie-
:,;):K. Likik Hf.ke ! I am again to
' w ahli a lull line of Mackerel Fish
' n.I t Imitdtn prices tor cash or pro-
A'i fi?u sold are KUaranteed.
.lopiAn Kkm.kk.
!'n;r.t(it Men's. Boy's, Youth's,
-.NiiiV. and Children's Slims.
tlk-"rn.etit is mmplete and will lie
"i ptin , lot cash at
feoL Uhl'h.
The amount ot maple sugar made so far
this season is tar short of that made up to
this time last year. The indications are
that the yield w'ill not be very large.
Put away his crack-lir&ln puitle.
He hat climbed the aylutn atalr;
Nuniben IS IS, It
Turned hif bead, and urn', biin then.
The first match game of base ball or the
season took place on the Academy grounds,
Saturday, between pitked nines of tbe
Academy aud ot the Union School boys.
Mr. Clatk Benford who has N-en attend
ing lectures at the Jefferson Medical Col
lege, called to see us Friday. By this time
next year we hope to write it Doctor
Clark.
Dn.ingthe severe wind storm Friday
nij;ht, a lar;e pine tree was blown down
which struck the railroad bridge, a short
distance below town, damaging it considerably.
Some of our more forward farmers have
alreadv done considerable plowing ot sod.
which is intended tor corn, the trcezint
ploughed ground mskes it mellow and
easy to cultivate.
Mr. Win. II. Piatt recently purchased
from es Sheriff Knepper the proierty now
occupied by Mr. Henry Knepper, on Un
ion street. Mr. Piatt will take possession
on the 1st of April.
As account of "leathering India rub-
Iht in Xicaracua," written by an officer
in the U. S. Xavy, and illustrated with
four ' striking" pictures is promised lor
the March St. Xicholas.
The protracted meeting which had been
in progress during the past three weeks,
in i lie Disciples' church, closed Sunday
evening. During the meeting there were
thirty seven additions made to the church.
Mr. Simon Cameron Galbraith, lor the
past eighteen months an atlachee ot the
Herald office, on Saturday laatseyered
his connection with this office to accoma
ny his parents Ui Altoona, where Ihey in
tend to make their home. It was with
regret that we parted with Simon, as be is
good practical printer, a prime favorite
among uls companions, and, more than all.
thorough Christian gentleman. He had
bat recently been elected Assistant Super.
intendent ot the M. . Sunday School, in
which be took a great interest and a just
pride, i nat ne may do prosperous in tho
land where resides Squire liouk and Dr.
Miles, and that "his lines may be cast in
pleasant places," is tbe sincere wish ot
the Herald boys.
Concerning the payment ofbackstand-
ing subscriptions to newspapers, the tier
man town Telegraph well says : Why don't
tiuoscribers pay upT Everything is now
getting to he prosperous. The great farm
ing interest was never better, all thinics
considered. Mechanics are flourishing.
The industrial establishments are in full
flow, and there is no excuse why the small
sums involved in a tew newspaper sub
scriptions should not be promptly met.
Those in arrears, too, should pay a full
year tn advance, to make amends for their
short-comings. PoatoRicea are to be found
everywhere, and they are safer now than
ever before to transmit small notes ; be
sides there are tbe postal orders and the
registered letters, so that those who cannot
call at the newspaper effloe have no excuse
to delay payment. To pay collector to
go after subscribers and to pay the postage
in advsnoe, as every publisher has to do
up.m every paper sent through the mail,
leaves scarcely enough money to pay tor
the white paper before it is touched with
type.
In planting new orchards, or even sin
gle fruit trees, we hope our readers Ibe
aiming spring will avoid the error of ma
nuring the ground, even though the eoii
quite impoverished. The second year.
when the trees are well established, they
may be manured with advantage. 1 he
growth of a newly transplanted tree tbe
first summer is but little and the trees need
but little tood. To furnish rich food is
really to invite disease. A newly trans
planted tree may be regarded as an invalid
that is, its growth and vnror have suf
fered a severe check, and nature at once
sets to work to supply all that was lost in
tne removal, as in tbe case ot an Injured
person she endeavors to heal the wound.
Surely at such times strong food is not to
be recommended. 1 be most and best tbat
e can u.i is to supply mellow earth and
to see that the roots and fibers are placed
in conUct with it, and in case of drought
to spead over the earth, little further
than the roots extend, a layer of hay or
straw, so that some little moisture may be
retained.
13 13 14. At no time during tho re
membrance of tbe ''oldest inhabitant" baa
there been a game that has excited a
much attention ot the people as the "Game
of Fifteen." or '"Gem" puzzle. The pa
fiers are full of it, and business, tor a lime
at least, is suspended, and the game re
ceives due attention. The requirements
oi tbe game are very simple : They are
to move fifteen numbered blocks in a box,
which have been thoroughly mixed, iu
such a manner so that you have, in the
end, the blocks to stand in this order :
The la-jt rays of hope for securing a sup
ply ot ice have faded 'neath the soft and
balmy bret-r.es from the South. The
amount that has been secured was short
of half a crop, and that of an inferior quality.
TriE mn who is (ringing ur a family
on an income of six dollars a week will
be happy to learn from tbe fashion predic
tions "that tbe spring and summer fash
ions in elegance and atyle will surpass any
thing ever seen in America."
Tbe fresh garden seed man has been
around, and under the impression, seem
ingly, tbat the time for planting has ar
rived or is near at hand, bis stock in
trade is prominently displayed in the bus
iness places of dealers. Better bide a
wee.
The lead pencil of the future will sub
stitute paper for wood. 1 be paper is
steeped in an adLesive liquid and rolled
around tbe core of the lead to the re
quired thickness, and is colored after ry-
imr. when it resembles an ordinary cedar
pencil.
13 3 4
5 0 7 8
9 10 11 12
13 14 15
' M of choice Clover, Timothy,
i
" -ti:!riJtil (Mi,Vf-r liitt wt wil
'-W !t l.y.
C. B. Moore.
Xew Lexington, Pa.
.-''VM liaiKlthc celebrated Golden
"''Mir. made at Springfield, Ohio.
f-ni:.it.t A full line ot Family
and tirain, cheap lor cash.
JoslAli Kellkk.
IUtp for fans. Snlish Hats for
'-"B. Kafl.ii iiiahle and st-rvicentile
;-"'..'.',' "' n.ak is clean and fresh
"re an low as formerly, lou
oil licit lints I'tiMiii f(,r
X "i
Si.. Uiil's.
Make Vol Sick. You have
v ''-tour howi-h, to become habitually
- WT; "ur."v bas bee me torpid, the
-fflC tii tour Liiliipva and von are
. ,!'p ,,e (pn!',,1 fl
, , "1 Kidney-Wort, take it taithfnlly
li 5"u '',r- lhat you've g"t
aurgius, tor you will f a well
k ;-oh ( C'atakku Kemedt A mar
,,,r C"'rrhi Ibpblheria. Can-
ano Head Ache. With wirli
an iriL'enious nanal injector
mure meresstul treatment of the
-'k' ltuoul '! charge. Price
l ' by G . W. Benford. Somerset,
ikEAm'E lifiLT It makes no
kin i nuin-v I'Mst-ians, or how
.T T"? -v,u bave tried, it is now
'...Led Let that Geraian Syrup is
J ren-dy whieh has given com-
w 100 w severe cases ot Lung
1. I true llii.ro uru ..i ,1...,,
: v y?m 1)0 are predisposed to
. W.;,"J m? Affections, Consumption
...f -'-tmia. Severe Colds M
a ' 1 "euiiioiiia, WVp-
- i mw-nw. l.irii.un
WiuilH . .l... ... ,.i
Syrup.
)'ear w iihout one complaint
ifcT'a!tl'yj'ione bottle. Reau
W O'lllfc W. IJ l . ... .
o.iiu iiv an n rn ibi m
"My own sweet lovey, I have chosen
you from all the world to settle my millin
ery bills, till death doth us part" This is
tbe proier term ot a leap year proposal or
nntifi"Atiin. Lid ics will please commit it
to memory. Xo charges to regular sub-seriix-rs.
The fickleness of this winter's weather
is a puzzle to the would-ba prophets. We
think it is now lime for them to declare it
an off winter, and withhold their prognos
tications until next season, when perchance
ihey may have a more certain and settled
state ot weather on which to base tneir
predictions.
A hen always kicks backward alter lay-
ine an ege. A urmeport l an see is re
ported to have turned this fact to account
in inventing a device to prevent the sale
of stale escs. When the hen kicks she
hits an electric disk, to which is attached
a rubber stamp, and the apparatus stamps
the date on each egg.
A bill to punish adulterators ot food is
one ot ine nert measures imroouoea in
Congress for some time. It provides that
any person having ciuse to suspect tbe
character of any article ot txl or drink
mav denimd a sample ot the same for
ar.alvsis. and the dealer refusing to comply
shall be subject to arrest and fine not ex
ceeding one hundred dollars.
A Max Can Vote Before He is 21
A person twenty-one years old on the day
after an election cannot lie deprived of bis
vote because he is one day short of being
of age. This is because the law does not
recognize parts of days. One Republican
vote was gained in tbe Fifth ward ot Nor
ristown. on Tu-idiy last, through decis
ion ot Judge Kosa to this effect.
Our streets are in a fearlully muddy
condition at present. Tbe borough au
thorities are much censured for not keep
ine them in better order, a thing almost
iniM)ssible with the material at band.
We have no doubt that the officers will lie
greatly obliged to any one who will de
vise sme efficient and availab'.e means by
which tbe streets can be kept in good con
dition. and, besides, will vote tbe inventor
a silver medal.
The public entertainment to be given by
the young people ot Somerset, Friday
niitht of next week, promises to be rery
amusing and highly interesting. As the
proceeds are to be devoted to the "worthy
poor." we would urge upon all who can,
to attend, and thus assist and encourage
tbe young folks in their work of charity.
The programme will consist of rocal and
instrumental music, tbe famous tableaux,
Mrs. Jarley's Wax-Works," a play,
"Country Cousins," Ac., &c Tbe price
of admission will be so reasonable tbat
none need stay away on that account.
Last Wednesday Mr. George Coantry
man, of Lavansville, bought a horse, tor
which he paid seventy dollar. The fol
lowing day he saw an advertisement of a
horse having been stolen at Tarr's Station,
Westmoreland county, and, upon compar
ing, found tbat his newly purchased biirae
answered tbe description to a "T." He
immediately set out in pursuit oi the man
from whom he bad made the purchase,
and succeeded in overtaking him at Urei
na, Thursday night. Mrnnday morning
the party of tbe first part, from whom the
horse bad been stolen, put in an appear
ance, proved projerty. and ttiok it away.
The thief travtk-d under several alii', at
one time giving bis name as James W.
Murdock, and at another as Peter Jones.
At the time of his arrest be had one bun
dred and fifteen dollars in money about
his person. The probabilities arc Mr.
Countryman will not be very much out.
This looks simple enough, but nine time
out of ten yea. even the leuih time, you
will discover that to do it is not so simple
alter an. At ine neginning ine game is
easy, but It is on.y when vou come t
bring the last line or two into p.isitiou
that you find your W aterloo. 1 he inter
est ibis puzzle is craning is astoniahint;
and the Xew York Ilcra'd devotes col.
umns to its solution. The Union Mtnu
facturing Company, of Boston, claims ihit
wben tbe ngures in tbe fourth column
come 13 13 14 the puzzle cannot he solved
vv e leave our readers to puzzle it out tor
themselves.
l ou can aiso mars on a board or piece
oi paper a large square containing sixteen
smaller squares, and then number fifteen
pieces of wood, and move them about until
you reach the result given above.
Somerset. Pa, March 8, 1880.
Ed. Herald: It has frequently been
charged, ana to my mind not without Just
cause, that at. Blaine s over-zealous or
would be friends in their anxiety to serve
him. did more harm than good to the cause
ot tbe "plumed knight at tbe Harrisburg
convention. Is it a fatality tbat runs all
through his followers, or is it simply a
wonderful coincidence that Gen. Koomz's
friends should show a tendency to injure
his cause by precisely the same tidies, and
a blind desire to serve him at any and all
hazards. Deprecating as I do the un
pleasantness between tbat gentleman and
tbe Herald, I wish to say that when a
bomerset township Republican wrote
to tbe Meyersdale Commercial, and after
quoting a portion ot your former article ic
which you say : " e have lived for tbir
ty five years in this community in vain, if
we cannot lay our character for truth, for
integrity, for honor or any other manly
attribute alongside ot his and serenely
abide tbe result," added, "those of us who
know both parties well know tbat it the
editor of the Herald was placed in the
scales alongside of Gen. Kooniz he would
be found wanliag," he opened the road
for a comparison which Gen. Koontz nor
his more intimate friends do not seek. A
-Somerset Township Republican" ought
to know tbat when a man's character is
called into question in a court of justice
tbat it is bis immediate neighbors that are
called jn to testify ; we of the borough,
who know more of both parties than a
man, who by bis owa showing, is not a
member of tbe community, feel perfectly
satisfied to aland by a test of character for
truth, tor integrity, lor honor, tor moral
or political rrciil'ide and "serenely aoide
the result." Xow let me add, sir. these
are not tbe questions at issue, but if over
auxious eraons insist on thrusting them
in, "as the Lord liveth" tbc citizens ot the
borough will see to it that they get all tbe
airing tbat is coveted for them. Hoping
thai this is tbe last we shall bearot this
u:atu.r, I am a Blaise Repchlicak.
That Immemorial "M" Again. Io
last week's inucid attempt at butfoonry,
"M" boasted of being "alone responsible"
for Ursina Items; says be honored soldiers,
etc.; claims to have been "a correspondent
tor tbe Herald under the nom dt plume
of 'M' from time immemorial ; don't want
his veracity trodden upon," etc. He
needn't tear, as his own murky under
standing (teet) have covered up all tbe
chips in tbat line ot virtue (veracity-.
"M" reminds us of soreheads a Some
set, who "don't like Grant because he's a
soldier." They rush ts Meycmdale to
vilify the staid character of the Herald
Those fellows (as well as "M") remind us
ot the man who "took a bunghole to a
cooper to get a barrel made to iu" They
think to get the bulge o,i
Since "M" claims to be such an imnia
morial scribe, we have aondered it he
could be Moses. But Moses spent 40 years
ot his boyhood going to school and playing
the agreeable to tbe ladies about tbe Court
of Amenopbis (Pharo). At the age of
40 years Moses happened to kill an Egypt
ian, and, feline like, buried him in tbe
sand. He then moved to a more genial
clime, where he spent 40 years in herding
sheep, during which time he married tbe
daughter of bis employers. M. next spent
40 years trying to get the Israelites into
Canaan, during which time he is supposed
to have written the "Pentateuch," which
embraces a history of 2533 years ; after
hich M. died, in tbe year 1451 B. C.
Consequently, after writing tbe Penta
teuch, the Mosaic Laws, &c., thin M. had
no time to write for newspapers ; hence,
we pass on to older ones.
Mahaleel was the first man we read ol
who began his name with M, bat he died
2714 years B. C. Methuselah comes on
the carpet next, but be died 2343 years B.
C. Merrahem perpetrated divers cruellies
and commuted great wickedness, but he
died ?ftl year B. C. Milhridites poisoned
bis soa Hi years a. C. Alarms imprison
ed Juguettra and starved him to death 106
years B. C. Malchns poisoned An ti pates
43 years B. C. We next come to Mark
Antony, thinking ne must be tbe 31, but
we are informed tbat he died in the arms
of Cleopatra, in the year 80 B. C.
iow, if tbe reader will permit us to lay
aside the Mosaic vision as regards the cre
ation of man, and take up Darwin's theo
ry, that lib: began with Moluses, Molecu
les, and upward in the scale ot develop
ment, he sites ns to the monkey, which he
claims was the greatest grandfather of the
race
Well Mr. Elitor, the election ia over,
and Addison has ag iin been "gobble) i" by
the "tierce Democracy." Once agsin
we have met the enemy," but 't' 7as in
our usual easy careless "devil may rare"
way. while be "came down like a oil on
the fold." of for truth in. after all, we do
not like to compare ourselves to sh ep ex
actlv. or even the enemy to tbe oth' jr ani
mal "as the winds come when navies are
stranded." and of course we are bis ; "we
have touuht the eo xl fiitht" but we did'nt
want to go to much irouole about ii, and
coithoquemly we did'nt fight it giKKl wo
made a "change" but wiia'nt "all along
the line" and the other fellows continue to
"hold the tort." Their candidates for the
different township ollices Some admitted
ly good, capable mun. others, tbe most of
them too, on the contrary, just the reverse
have ali, without a single exception
been triumphantly elected, and we wo
oaal! But, strange to sy, uoixidy is
hurt atter all, and uoij.hty very much as
tonished. We exiiected it uwuld "feel it
in Hie air" aud indeed, tbe only wonder
with us, is that their majority, though
large, was not, taking everything iu con
sideration, much larger. A number ot
liepubhcan about seventy bve, lis said.
did not attend the election at ali, but the
Democrats were right there, ot course,
and from puissant captains down to mem
bers of the drunkard squad "pegging
away with a dt-tL-ruiiueU, energetic Uevo
tion, a rim worthy ot a belter cause."
The truth is the Democrats here are un
der much better discioliue, much better
control than tbe Republicans are, or. thank
God, ever will be ; and while it is not an
vidence of very much manuoxl in the
many to be so subservient to the few, to
follow ihein so blindly, to dance so prompt
ly wben ihey pipe, lo obey tuuir every
word and motion, yet it is undoubtedly
the way to win.
1 lie Democratic party ol Addison may
be divided into two classes. First then
the ladeis, or captains, tuey an not many
the ring, the lusulo ring is comiHised ot
a very limited number ot reasonably good
loukiug lellows, smart, of course, shrewd,
cunning, slippery, cheeky, unscrupulous,
and withal most "devilish si v. In tbe
second, we place the good men for differ
ent reasons best kuon to themselves, and
nobody elses business, are as they have a
perfect riiiht to be. Democrats men of
standing, of character : men who do not
stoop to anything mean, or low or tricky
or who would Kuowingly, countenance it
men who arc men al over and all through
and ot whom we Hiy nothing, can say
nothing, wish to say notuiiig except thai
they ahould be, and we are sorry they are
not. Republicans. 1 tie third class why.
now Very mucli larger it is than either of
the others, and how very dillereut from
secoud ; They are the high privates.
T hey are the chaps tint do tiie dirty work
the carrying ot Uiu mud, and the throw
ing ot it when necessary. The captains
understand and can niaimgc tiiciu admira-
ily. They pat llieiu ou the shoulder.
have confidential UiM with them, aud,
Kimet: mes will even allow some ot them
lo think they are captains, too, and then-
well then, they are just, ready lor any-
hing : And they "pitch riiiut in." too.
Officers aud men, a "grand army" they
stand together, "back to bai-k;"and "work
ike la -avers for the party, "work with
out ceasing, twelve mouths in a year.
night and d iy, in seasou ami outot season.
n weekdays, holidays, stiod.ys, at wed
dings, curl-dungs even funerals iu short
anylhi.ng, all the, anywhere, everywhere
"hipputy clip! And when at last the
day of election comes, it's reKy laughable
to see them spread all over school house
hill "plying their own voea'ions" every
one of them a little, but healthy and ac
tive, "scientific xilitirinns ;" To giin a
vote, tr to put more "siitfuin" in the hick"
ot one of "the ninety ami nine." They
will do, or say, or promise anything, ev
erything. Their arguments, how thin
whv Job's turkey wnh nil its proverbial
s.'aroe o fat was corpulent ro:njnreil with
tin t of them aud yet with what an ai
ihiv roll I hem over and over like a swee
morsel under the tongue. Many of the
a.s,-r. ious they make, l't-ikiui; tbe wliil.; as
urave as owls, are cuougti, full enough to
make a horse lauih. nn unel weep, am
the old bald headed lather ot his. in his
delight, "cut a pigeon win !"' To say
that lilac k is white, or white black, if they
think it votild be ol any anvantace to the
cause, an 1 stick to it, loo, "like brave
men long and well," to knowingly ruisrep
resent tacts' ; to stir up stnte aud con ten
tion betwei 'n brothers, or in families, or iu
churches, Lf it will help or make a point
politically -"thats them ! And if we only
knew or sue peeled tbat they ever teel sor
ry, even jusi a little, and once in awhile
out we don t ! And it any ol them ever
do have qual oris ot conscience it is only,
in the silent watch ot tbe night and al
as "when tiayiignt doth appear our
Richard is t liuisell again."
They have the "bulu'e" on us this time
for these reat uns : We are buried just
now under "a large majority" and out of
fight eventiS I be poor little "babes iu the
woods were covered wun leaves. Hut
we are not dea i yet, or even sick, or at all
discouraged. We know that "our cause
it is just," ind we know that
"Though the n (ills of the Uwls grind slowly.
Yet they (Triad taocedioK'7 'mail !"
We intend to try aaain, try harder.
Our county, our atate, our country are all
Republican, and t o at next lall s presiden
tial election, shouaj be, so we hope and
believe, will be, old
Addisos.
M arch 8, mo.
Jcrv LtiT The following is a list of
Grand and Traversa Jurors, drawn to
serve nt April term. 1SS0 :
i. rand jritOKS.
Brotlmrsvallcy William 0'. Walker,
Henry G. Hay, Benjamin Walker.
Elklick Uria Newmm.
Jenner Eli Gashaw.
Larimer Peter Weimcr, Conrad Keef
er. Lnwcr Turkeyfoot Frederick Kreagar,
A. J. Lenhart.
Middle-creek John M. Miller.
Millord Eli Snyder.
Xew Baltimore Bor. Frank Topor.
Northampton John NYairaman, Samp
son Martz.
Shade Harrison Oldham.
Somerset Rudolph Hoover, ' Henry
Shaffer, Chauucey Marteeny, Joseph L.
baylor.
Somerset Bor. Frank Friedline, Geo.
llolderbuum.
Stonycreek Charles Trent.
Ursina Bor. Isdah Miller.
Wellersburg Bor. George Dellaven.
TRVVEK9K JURORS,
Addison Isaiah Enos.
Allegheny Zachariah Long.
Berlin Bor. John Garman.
Conetuaugh Aaron A. Shaffer.
Confluence Bor. Henry Boyer.Audrew
Bowlon, B. F. Sloan.
Liklick Cornelius Alexander, A. P.
Beachy, V. II. Hay, Urias Folk.
Jefferson Joniab P. Meyers.
Larimer Christ Knepp.
Mcyersdaln Bor. A Chamberlain.
Millord Freeman Enfield, Joseph A,
Walker.
Paint .Jacob J. Hoffman.
tiuemahoiiing .Jonathan Boyer.
Salisbury Bor. Jere J. Livengood.
Shade Charles Wagner, Adam Bertey.
pile, Vi illiam Thomas, Charles Slick.
wmierset Henry Walker.
Somerset Bor. John J. Hoffman, John
W. Bills.
Southampton Joseph Korns.
Stonycreek Robert Smith, Henry Gra
dy, William Welgle.
Summit Zachariah Faidlcy. Eli Fina-
cv. Emanuel J. lierkley, A. J. Mosgrave,
Upper Turkey foot Samuel K. Metzler,
Simon Liston, Daniel Dumbold, Aaron
Cramer.
READ! READ!!
New Meat Market ! My Meat Mar
ket, one door north of Cook & Beents'
Block, was opened March 1. 1880. and
will b kept open six days of each week.
My slaughter house is first class, and tbe
! best in tbe county. Tbe Meat Market I
shall be as neat and clean as it can be I Ai,pie. .iri J. v
konKKumAitKrr
.WE W AD 'Eli TIXL'JIK 2'aV.S.
XfJ W 4 1) Ml: Tl HEMES TS
Corroded ly Cook A, Eakiuts.
CHOICE! GS3CERIE3, FLOJ.l &. FEED,
JOHN V. BYMYER,
DEALER IN
made; and of the Beef and Pork I sell, my
customers shall be tbe judges. My terms
are tne nest tor you and tbe same lor me:
btrictly cash. Give me a call !
Respectfully. &c,
Wm. II. Cook
Tub Bjcst I Ever Ksew O. J. U.
Starkey, a prominent and influential Citi
zen of Iowa City, says : "I have had the
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaintfor several
years, and have used every remedy I could
near of, without any relief whatever, until
1 saw your Shiloh s V italizer advertised in
our paper, and was persuaded to try it.
am happy to state that il has entirely cured
me. u is certainly tne best ftemedy 1 ever
snew oi. mce 73 cents.
Sold by Georee W. Benford. Somerset.
I'd.
MARRIED.
KIMMEL COLEMAN. Feb. 29. '80.
at the Lutheran parsonage, Friedens, by
nev. j. j. weicn, air. Edward B. K.im
mel, of Washington. D. C. to Miss Ida S.
Coleman, of Somerset township, Somerset
t;o., ia.
PLOUGH ACKERM AN. At the Re
formed parsonage, Somerset, Feb. 26, by
Rev. A. E. Truxal, Mr. E. F. Blough, of
uuckstown, to Miss Julia r . Ackerman, of
Sioystown.
DIED.
Addison Towns: hp
Ed. Herald, S ir. "Lost Cover Xo. 2,
who sometime agi took sh-.-lter tichind the
Louisiana Returning Board and the Elec
toral Commission, has again come to the
frout to deliver htimself ot what he knows
about worms, De mocrats, pumpkin-seeds
and i-rey s vermifuge.
.Mountaineer gives it up now, and hum-
lily acknowledges, tbat be made a mistake
when in a former communication be ac
cused "Cover J. 2" of fleeing from his
(Mountaineer's) pen, for il is quite clear
by this time thai La only withdrew to
meditate upon worms and vermifuge. Xo
one will dispute ibe point with bun that
Frey's vermifuge is a good exterminator
and admirably adapted to tbe Covers ot
Addisou.
"Cover Xo. 2" makas a slight mistake
in his classification ol worm-. He must
have looked i the wrong dictionary. The
species Anearii lamhricodU have tetth and
the female li twice as lar:e as tbe male.
which, periiwos. accounts lor "Cover Xo.
cxclaimia, no doubt, in the anguish
of his soul, "The wag of the tail of one of
which is eixKiiih to make a man mad and
sorry too. He must have lieen bitu-n iu
a tender piacc. Is he hurl or is he going
mad?
He also speaks with as much pride of
the "bold, bad Democrat" of Addison as
it they had done something smart, l o one
appears to know wuat it is, unless it took
place in tbe tall ot lTC, when the "Co
vers" attempted to buy Republicans to
vole lor S. J . Tilden, and lost their own
voles by being too bold. This, perhaps.
is a by they call themselves 'Lost Covers;'
f course they meant no harm by it as it
was ia jx-rtect keeping with tha views ot
the Grauima'-cy sage.
Among Ibe Hindoos, goo ton signifies a
spiritual tuiile, but in Addis"n it means a
Master Plebein.
For various reasons the communication
from "Cover Xo. 1" could not appear in
the last week's issue of the JJemoerat.
What a pity tbat botn of these "Covers"
could not Blop over at one lime. Likely
the editor could not find time to correct
the manuscript. "Cover Xo. 1" must
learn to grin and bear ; it may be a little
painful at first, but it will only be tbe ma
king of the young dog. It is to tie hoped
that when he dos deliver himself that it
will be an easy time in consequence ot his
tender age. How these worms do bile.
Hereatler it might be well enough to let
two or three of these "Covers'' slop over
before taking any notice ol them. Their
communications are long and tedious and
no doubt cost them much labor and self
denial, out this is only a personal matter
and will amount to little in tbe end. I
pass too.
"Cover Xo. 2" is undecided bow much
brains it takes to make a man. This, ol
course, is foreign to tbe sut ject, but it has
recently been decided lhat 10$ ounces
makes a '"Cover" and 20 ounces a respect
able Addison Democrat.
March 8, 1880. Mocktaisekr.
The leading article in the Horth
American JU rieir for March is by ex-Judge
Jere. S Black, and is entitled "Tho Third
Term,"being a reply to ex-Senator Howe's
patier on that subject in tbe Review for
February. Mr. Black holds tbat to elect
General Grant to a third term of otlice in
the presidential chair would be a violation
ot a custom that is stronger than any laws
or consul utious wbatever; tbat it would
it. effect be the end ot our republican in
stitutions, and the installment of "em
pire." Hon. E. W. Stoughton follows
Mr. Black, taking precisely the contrary
view, that not only is a third term not a
thing to be deprecated, but that it is emi
neully desirable, especially if, as in Gen
eral Grant's case, an interval of time has
elapsed between the second term and the
third. A timely article by David A
Wells aims lo prove that a discriminating
income lax is essentially Communism, and
that this is specially true ot such an income
lax as was levied in the tniled states by
Acts ol Congress in 103 and succeeding
vear.s. 1 be fourth article is by Rev. Dr.
Iteilotvs, and treats of Civil Service Reform
Tho author recounts what has been done
in Britain to reform the civil service ot
lhat country and shows how the experience
ot British statesmen may be turned to
ad van tn ire by American lawmakers
Professor Simon Newcomb, in an article
on "Our Political D.iugera," calls attention
lo the need ot some uou political tribunal
for h determin item ot contested elections.
Hi: looks on the presidential struggle o
three years ao, and the recent excitement
in .Maine, as syiuloiuattc of a diseased
condition which calls tor remedies very
different from those which have hitherto
hern employed. John Lancaster Spalding,
Bishop ot Peoria, makes a spirited reply
to Fronde's recent article on "Romanism
and the Irish R tee in America." Thi
notices of new books are by Mr. E. L
Didier.
Broth f.rsvali.ky Items.
Tbe schools of our district are closing
this week.
WITT. In Jenner township, Somerset
county. Pa , Feb. 20th, 1830, Mrs. Sarah
Witt, aged 70 years, 9 months and 22
days.
Mrs. Witt was married in the year 1834,
and was tbe mother of 8 children, and tbe
grandmother ot 32. She was a member of
ihe Evan. Lutheran church Funeral
discourse by Rev. K. J. Strayer. ot the
Evangelical Association, assisted by Rev.
Spangler, of tbe Lutheran church.
Rep.
SHULTISE. January 21. 1880. Xora
Amanda Sbultise, aged 13 years, 11 months
and 4 days.
SHULTISE Jan. 23. 18S0, Julia Ann
Sbultise, aged 18 yean, 11 months and 0
days.
SHULTISE. Jan. 29, 1880. Louisa B.
Shultise, aged 20 years, 11 months and 1
day.
SHULTISE Feb. 1. 188C. Rosa Ellen
Sbultise, aged 18 years, 11 months and 10
days.
These were amiable and christian young
ladies, and tearless they passed unjer the
shadow of death and explored the mystery
of dissolution. Death came upon them
lovingly in its subiimest and purest image.
Regret is expressed at the earlv death of
these promising young ladies. They fell
asleep in Jesus io the dawn of a brilliant
morning. 1 bey died with all the beauty
and fervor ot piety fresh upon tbem, which
might have become impaired with longer
lite. I be Ijord plucked these flowers be
fore a leaf bad faded, tor the adornment ol
His everlasting garden. We do not tear
lor the voyagers, for Ihey have gone, stm
pie and trustlul, into the presence ot their
all-wise father, to wear the royal diadem
ot glory ; to walk together in the golden
streets of the Xew Jerusalem ; to admire
its twelve foundations of precious stones
to pluck the fruit of the tree of lite, whose
leaves are tor the healing of tbe nations
tit drink of tbat crystal river which flows
from tbe throne of God and of tbe Lamb.
They died of diphtheria. Mr. Shultise
and bis lady came from Germany, and
have no relatives this side ol the ocean
save the one daughter tbat is living yet
Tbey have tbe sympathy and prayers ot
ibe entire community in their bereave
ment.
W. M. S.
A)!i!etuttor, V K&1
Hran. f ll tt
Butler, V a Ike-)
Uuiter, V l (roll)
Borkwbeat, y tiuacei
" meal, liHI Hi
Beeswax, f S
ijamn, suool'tcri., fi ft
Ms,
" country linn,, f a
llorn, (ear) V bushel.
Corn, (alielled))) buenol
CV.ru oii-al f 9.
Call akina. 3 a
EicK. .li
Flour, V hbl
Flaxseed f bu., (64 i
Hams, (fuicar-cured) a
lnl, fl It
Leather, red lu, yt
" Di)ier "
" kip. "
Middling-, and chop liM fts....
Uau, f) Da
Potato, f) bu
Peaches, dried, V &
Ryeylba
Haw, f) E
Salt, No. 1, 9 bbl.extra
" Onmnd Alum, per aack...
' Athton, per eac
Sugar, rellnw f) a
" whlta
Tallow, y a
Wheat, fl bas
Wool, v a
: : toe;'
.. 1 W ;
l.'iC I
Witt I
WM
...2 ,
2!-0 1
I
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints,
OILS, &C, izG.
t'l to 7W
;k
2c
, 3
120
it m
760
VIZ
Se(i i oc
;t:ic
,V471KJ
l 10
3."l4i
if: 3
S to lue
75
le
.1 6iti'. 71
M u
ioaii.m
7e
t a
aiiiw
Tte fallowiotr is a partial list of Goods
! t'U .-o ... ii.ii,. ir fi: - i.
lUfi uanB, 114.1 tc..?, iiarmucr, 1. u I I If.
smith's Goods, I.iIo7??. Anvi'w, ico.
in Stoek .- Carpenter' ToiJ,
Plsnof. Adt, A. Hlack,
Fiics, lIa.TtuHT.-i. Ac fndiile'y
NE W ADVFAl TISEMENTS.
SPRINQ, 1880.
CAEPETS!
A Large and Choice Stock of In
grains, Tapestry Brussels, Body
BruBssls, Marquetts and Asmin-
sters, with Hugs and Borders to
match. Also Oil Cloths, Linoleums
and Lignums.
BOVARD
HOSE & GO
I'o. 39 Fifth A7:nu3f
PITTSBTJBGH,
JOTICE.
In the Court orc.iiiim.o Pleas
' l.f ..l,..r,.l !'.... .It- V..
Ilet'kiah got a new
erset girin, look out.
suit. Xow, Som-
Urtil i arth Carolina Friend.
Oar farmers say that the sugar crop will
De small tuis season.
Raleigh, X. C, . March 3. Tte
Republican Committee ot this dis-
W. II. Wb.-eler. tho m!n..rKj! in lrl, compoaea oi one meruoer irom
loiuis us that the siraU of ore discovered cb of the e? en counties, met here
on the properly ot S. U. Shoker proves to I to-day and elected Isaac J. ouok
ik aausiaciory. aQd steward JSllwot. deletratea to
Our friend John J. lieeghley is erecting I Chicago. P. B Hawkins and Wil
a new saw mill, which will lurnuh cm-1 tiam Arrinirton were elected al.er-
ploymenl for 8 persons,
pleted in a few weeks.
It will be com-
The price of horses community in this
has raiwd considerably. Drovers say
that H. U. Shober has the beat mare in
the county with but one fault too hign
priced, tiood lor the ridge.
A New Spelling. The reason we call
it a new spt-lling is because the leacher
got his hi at kiss in play Ini? ring. The
spelling was rather a lively oue, five of the I Jai a iTJ 29, seTerelj
ICMUl-ID UI IUK UlSiriCl OeiUK Uresent. ill hr..nirh.,nl (hi ll sir U
,, , , - . .i U. UU.UVU, M U.U.. IV. .
continued until uuarter nast e'nrhL when
an intermission was civen till 9 o'clock, i 7 'a
II.
uates. The delegates aid alternate
are strongly for Uraot. Kacb mem
ber ot the committee was oatepokeo
fr Grant, and represented tbat there
was no sentiment for any other can
didate io their respective counties
The members - also report lhat tbe
election of Sherman delegates at
Urt-e by tbe State ' Committee on
denounced
Confluence, March 8, 1880.
Editor Herald, air: In the Coutln
ence items ot Feb. 23th, '-Jno" says : "On
the evening before the election, the little
end ot the HL-iniblican and Democratic
parties fused," etc. These items bear un
inistakaMe "throat marks" as being the
production of a certain pill-peddler in this
region. It the Republicans wboconstitu
led the convention to which be refers are
the Utile end of their party, then the party
carries him iu the same position in whicb
"Mountaineer says the Ohidians carry
their hearts.
Jno" is indicnant nt tho defeat of a
Republican for Street Commissioner, and
jet be is the chup who supported a lite-
ing Lr.Miiocral tor Constable, against a
live Republican. "O ! consistency ! thou
art a jewel !
e advise "Jno to quit peddling; pilli
and take an agency in some responsible
hewing Machine Company.
"And "Andy sat 8 bo tbinks "bhe
wiil.
Yours truly.
Little End.
How to Reach Kansas. Persons mov
ing to the V w should consult tbeir own
comfort by se.lectiug the route by which
there are sure counections in Union Ue
pot, fist trains and comfortable cars.
1 here is no line that can compare with the
fan Handle Koute in these particulars.
Edinburgh, Pa, March 4 At
jtfcrve o'clock yesterday afternoon a
twelve year old boy, Swatzfagger by
name orphan, living wttb Miles Dale's
family at Sbippenville, was found by
Dale's daughter behind tbe inner
door id tbe boose, on her return from
(chool, bis brains oozirjg oat, and a
ingle barreler pietol close by. His
forehead was powder stained, show
ing the pistol t have been close to tin
read. Tbe house was darkened, and
he ref-t of the family was oat. Opin
ion is divided as to accident or eai-
cide. There is do particular reason
for the latter. Tbe boy lived two
boars. A eorooer' inquest will be
held to-day.
Am Exeltlaa Reene.
Potts villi, p , March 3 Alice
fl'.ffaian. a girl 18 years of nee, liv
ug at Mabony City, recently brought
an affiliation suit against one Thomas
Moran, of tbe same place. Tbe care
was called for trial in tbe Criminal
Court held here this week, but de
fendant yeaterday made application
for a continuance, and tbe girl be-
Two daily trains leave Union Depot. Pitts- cdj$ despondent. Shortly after tbe
co irt opened this mrutog, Alice ran
before tbe bar, calliog tor Morao,
a;ing she had taken an to nee of
laudaonm, and that the was dyiog.
She became oociinscioos in tbe c iurt
room, and now lies in a precarious
condition. Every eff.irt is beioi;
made to save ber life, hat there i.
very little room for hope.
buruh, vin Pan Handle Route, which run
through in many hours quicker time than
by any other line as lollows :
LtfaTe Pittahurjrh, (city time). 8:42a. w. 11:4" p.m.
Arrive, St. Limig.. ,
" Kansae City
" Lsavcnworth
" Ateliiaon
" SuJoacjih
Prompt connections
Dermis at points named, lor a.l land points.
rr further inh.rmaiion. time tallies, etc.
address W. L. O'Krien, Ueneral Passen-
ger Agent, Pun Handle Route, Columbus,
Ohio.
.7:30 A. H. 9:06 P. If.
.lu:00 p. M 8:00 A. u.
11:40 P. M. 1 1:15 A. X.
..120 A. . llr.OA. M.
.2:05 A. 21. 12:05 p. n
are made in Union
Jit'ob !tlnmm:ia
Ja. L. Pusrh ) Novi rlmr rertn. 1-7'j.
(Voluntary Arimu.-nn
Where, on tbe Mi ot J.iuuarv, lvu. tho almre
nameil aiielirnce Jan. Ia. uxh, pre --i-nr-.! hi
petltlun to aalil 1,'ourt, B"ltini tu l; ili.-l..ir--ri-.l
Imin Kill tru.it uii.t I .-.in alt h.ii.in y r.-.-u iihif
tnurefnim, wriert-ufwui :iil i!mrt i.r.ii-ro.l ii.,ti-e
to be Riven to .aruca Iu inter.-n Ijjr j.uh!icjti..:i in
llie S..jierset 11kuai.ii thtTL-i..ri.
Notice la hen-nr given lo alt iktiioti!! Inti-rf .t'l
la talit aNicuu:ut lo iar liel'..r mM t uirt at
MotnerK., ra. , on iheW.h .1 j ol Apr,!, ihii, t
how csum) U an tbr have why Ho- n.n I J,m. I
PuKh houl.i not In) ili-ehart'l Iroai aai t. u
ami from all liabiliiv iherf-lr. ni.
HLMiY f. .M-IU.I.t..
Mureli lu3t l,;..ii..ai.iarv.
Hardware, Tab Treen, Gi Saddle. Harney Ruekks. Ririii. Biis and Tocl.s.
Table Knives and Forks Pocke; Knives, Seisn irs, Spoons and Uszor. tbe
larges stock in Somerset County Painter'a Gjod.-, a full stock. White
Lead, Colored Paiats f ;r iuside and outside painting, Paiata in oil, all colors,
Vroish, Turpeatiae, Flx-eed Oil. Brushes, Japa Dryer, Walont Stains,
&v. Window G!iiriuf all and cut to auy shape. Tbe best Coal
Oil alwavs on hand Oar smcfe of C 1 Oil Lnip-i id very large and coca
urises very elegaht i-.tjlet.. Iision's Circular, Multy and Cross Cut Saws.
Mill Saw Filed ot tLe bast quality. Porcelain-lined" Kettles. Handles of
all binds.
KIIOVjEL, FOSSKK, SPADES, P.AKE.S
Mattocks, Grub Hoes. Pi- k?, S.-vttcs. Sreatbs, Siedjjes, Mason Hammers,
Cast Stoel, S'.tp Ladder?, Carriage and Tire Rolts of all sizes. Lookin?
GlaHPes. Wash Hoards, Clothes Wringer?, Meal Sives, Door Mats, BanketiT,
Tubs, Wooden Rackets, Twioe, Rope nil aizi?. Hay Pulleys, Batter 1'rinta,
Mop Sticks, Traps, Steelyards, Meat Cotters and " Suffers, Traces, Cow
Chains, Haher ChiDi, Shoe, Dust and Scrub Brushes, Horse Brushes, Cur
ry Comb3 and Cards, I)or Lock-, Hinges, Screws, Litchew nd everything
in the Builders' lice. Caps, Lead. Shot, Powder and Saieiy Fuse, Ac ,
The fact is, I keep everything that belongs to tbe Hardware trade. I deal'
exclusively in thin bind of gocds and give my whole attention to it Per
sons who are buildiug, or any one ia need of aoytbiog in my line, will Cad
it to their advantage to give me a call. I will alwavs srive a reasonable
credit to responsible persona I thack ray old customers for tbeir patronage,
and hope this scast.n to maks many cew ones. Don't forget tbe place.
o-N O.
January 21, '80.
BAER'S 13 LOCK."
J0HX F BLYMVER.
E
C
y
O
IN
JOTICE.
Ai a Sheriff! Mleftf the iMT n il ir.icrv of
Jacob iMoytT!, btM In (ucmti'Tiinif Aw p., .vm-
! iuri!hitfi'ii tbc foitowirrjr Ii.n ui arti-l"i whil
be ntifl Initio poneii n ol i.ho ?mi Ja.-h xV'JJ'.r
during his i.leamire ; all ikt -ih Jiru wirnc 1 wl
iutrrtcre in any wav with tha K.iiac :
1 pjiir inre. w wu-m ami irar. I tuv cvlr
oarruw. I cultivator, 1 lot of hay, lt nu litirj ui
oa ri rye lli arr t wneut tn i
KrtHiD'I, acre1 o rye in the kivjih", I r k toi
1 cuptiorti, I jur i-hiMt. I tloiivhiriiy. 1 muk.
Uthh'i, lch'k. bureau, 1 luunj.', ls.-inJ,S b'A-
tea't anl ivs i i tt. 9 chain, 1 loi oh, tin.
Munrtt iJ 1A ii-iUMI Vi;T.
WALTER ANDERSON,
T
MERCHANT
ALOR
COR. WOOD ST. AND SUTH AVEirjE,
NO. 226 LIBERTY STREET,
PITTSBURGH.
fob is
A
DM IN I STI1ATO ii'S NOT I CK
Uluts r.f QecrifO MuIL lata rl .!if!eron
Twp., S.mwt ;o.. Pi., (iw-me-l.
Letters ot dmixU.uutino uq i h aiove cALite
having been granted to the uu.lor-in-vl. nutl. e 19
harelij ifWeo 'uihtMelntlebul tu It to nuka lin-
me4iue payment, an. I thw bavins cLuibs or
tUmaarfs will preaent tbe duly aathrulknti-J ior
teulrmeot at tbe renblenre ol ibe A.lnMniKlru'i r.
In Jertersoa towD.liti, ou Ttiurl.iv April s. IS50.
W.M Ait LU
Eeb. IS AUminisirator.
Save Your Children.
For expelllne vor fn.m the rvrrn
Trwili bMDocinnl in tbla or anv "rher
fwantry. "(Me tea miutul Kien to s rhil.l uf Mr.
Hrniltmry s, expelled !4 w-wmii In fonr hounaiter
taklnx tbe mjRine. Benj. Lytle, l nn T..wn
hlj, P. A Is.. ex;ellel ) worm Irmn mv child
wo year old." Wm. S.rer. St. Looii. Mo.
Sold by druveitra. Prtneaipta. R. E stL.I.f:KS
fcUO., Pnip'ra, PittKhurvh. Pa. Send tortif-ulars.
July
SELLERS' LIVEE PILLS
Have been the latutard rmnty for the ure rl
l.ter t'OMDlalin. Imtitm pvov
an4l Anv, Mlrli ll-MlArhf-, and all tie.
nuivemeuta of the stom wn and hvr lor over iir t
ytar: Head this: -SWfr' l.trer Pills cured
me of an attack ot I,lver mmitirtint ofeiirht
KaodiDK " Wm. Kvd, Joilt, liln. hriw. ffi
CIS.B00X. k. c seiiors 1 I'o.. nruir .. Hitta.
urg. ra. boui l.y ail ilniKniela.
v
To
HOUSEMEN
visrr
Persons Interested in STOCK.
Your attention : called to the celebrated
KE
NEC
Horse &
RMAN'S
Cattle Powder,
Prepared only by
M. P. HECIEEMAN, BEDFORD, PA.
FOR SALE BTT
W. WM I C. I Mi SsEt Faa'3,. aii C. E Ms
Nov.
OF APMINISTIIA
ck Twp.
JOTICE
TflRS.
batata ot Jacob Keim, late of Elkli
KouierpeL count v. Fi . ilt-M
Letter) of wlmlnlst rati,n on th &hnv ,t.
naTiuic Deen arrantetl to the nntrclLn.t nt.n.. u
"Prauj Kivrn w (uose inueoieu U It to 01:1 It Immp.
late payment, and thofe havtou elaini.i aKainm
n. ui prette.H mem duly authrnticjited f.irttle.
ment on Saturday, the Srd dav of i.r.
Mo. at tbe resilience of Win. iiretcbunn in t.iid
wwn)nip.
wm. KKETriniAjr,
U.VVlll KEI.U,
Feb. Si Adioinialrator.
L
EG A L NOTICE.
Tobia f.rove. Snssnnnh. intcrmarrin I wit).
Henrr Unpfi'adt, Masdalpne, intermarried wiih
llHThl Laiulrt. rejidins In S.-in'Tt conniv.
Pa-Manin linve and Kelircpa who win micV.
married wi'.h.Jideph Wilt who is now d.reao.J,
rc"tlitiK in Benron eonnlr, Minncta.
Yoo are hereby noined that in 1 nmmnn ,.f n
writ of Mr.l mn isiied out ol tbe Oqdmnfl' C'ourr
of tforaeniet of Soinerse' eonntv. f i . I will h Id
an Inquest on the real estate of (?aihr)no ifmve,
deceaaed, in Sba.ie township, at hi-rlatereiii.irn-e,
on Tuewlay. prll 9. 1S ), where 50a tin attend il
'on think pmper.
SheriU-a Ufflte, j EDCJ VE K 1 LK
1 cu. i-.j , r o. ciierii!.
Elevator Borejetf.
Mr John St-hleyer, the proprietor ot llie
Chilton, Wis., " Yolkbote, u. progrvasive
Germao weekly, gratified us with the- fol
lowing :
Wub pleasure I adJ By teslitrvmil to
the many already givea ia i&vor of St.
J acoiih Oil, which 1 had occasion, to test
perwirjally. I euttV red exJPtnio paias in the
back ot my dock, which wetts almost
UDiarahI. Having beard of til. JacoliS
Oil 1 dioatchMi a u( my mea to the
then we are ixit at all aarpriaed at ! ataxesi ding etoro, procured a Imttle.and
thi immemorial "X" retaining tbe old commenced tu apply it at once. Tbe pain
tamiry initiaL We acknowledge be Lu snbbided, and on tbe next morning I was
tbe bulfe. 'Whoop him up ! Mac. all right again.
A Mother 8 Grief. The pride of
mother, the life and joy of a home, are ber
children, hence ber grief when sickness
enters and takes them away. Take warn
ing then, that you are running a terrible
risn, if thev have a Cough. Croup, or
Whooping Cough, which lead to Consump
tion, it vou do not attend to it at once.
SIIILOH S CONSUMPTION CURE is
guaranteed to cure tbem. Price 10 cents,
50 cents and f 1 00. For Lame Back. Side
or Ciiest, use Shiloh'a Porous Plaster.
Price 23 cents.
Sold nv G. W. Benford, Druggist, Som
erset, Pa.
Butler buyers everywhere are refusing
to take white, lardy looking butter except
at "grease" prices. Consumers want no
thing hut gilt-edged butter, and buyers
therefore recommend their patrons to keep
a uniform color throughout the year by
using tbe Perfected Batter Color made by
Wells. Richardson & Co., Burlington, Vt.
It is tbe only color tbat can be relied on to
never injure the butter.
give the perfect color. Sold
gist.
St Pacl, March 6. Tbe eraio
elevator of Monger, Market! & Co ,
of Do.lo.tb, was burned this afternoon.
It cont $50,000 ia 1372 Insured
for $20 000. It contained 1.010.000
buebels ot (Train. Insurance on grain
about $85 009; $53,000 on grain
owned by David Dow, aod $30,000
on that of Barnes A Fanoey. Toe
lollowiog companies- are ioierexted:
SbawDee and . Boston Commercial;
German American, Nw York; West-
cheater, Jiew York; New York Idkdn
ance Association; Queen, Liverpool;
Manhattan, New Yolk; Rhode Islaod
Association; London and Lancashire.
lalM MtfaM 'two
Augusta, Me., March 8 Tbe
Republican members of the Legisla
ture met to-nigbt and chose the fol-
and to always low Delegates-at-Large to tbe Chica
kl by all Drag- go National Convention :
Delegates Messrs fcngene He,
Joteoh R. Bodwell. E. T. Oiel and
Cardixo Machines for Sals. Three! a Inmn A Strnnt -
Cardinir Machines lor sale at Berkley's tna, moom i-w.iii- n
Mills, Simerset county. Penn a. The fix- . " ... Z, ' '
tures are almost entirely new Any per- !", reaenci a wow, v m. u
sons desirinii to eaamfne or purchase, will I Simpson and A. C llamlin.
call upon J. II. t'bl. ai Somerset, Pa, or Resolutions were adopted roafnrra
t he undersigned Admsniaraiors ol Jacob iDg vbe principles of the partj, and
Steycrdecd. nrinir thai nomination of Ruaaljir
utuKuhoTti eii, - - "7- ;- .;,--".:
A. 8. rHOST. I piwue. a i Lr mi u m xjimiuv ciuv
Frost burg, Md. WM organised.
ordertaff it. It eontaJtu fjor rolorcd plate. ) ntravia(r
brut vin) pACWt, trwl fall dtvrfp(io, prvn taut (UnvCnr h.e
rlantiiiff Uw varWti of Vtable aod i lower Scol. l'Uub,
lidsn.ctc. Iailnhc(aU. t-'f it. A-l-lra,
V. X. FEEEY t CO., Drtrnit, ffici.
Jaa. M
mm
With
His eit:ant!y on hand at?.i distillery
PURE RYE WHISKIES,
For sa by the L.irrvl or uaiKn. aaito.1 fr
MEDICAL Al MECHANICAL
PURPOSES.
Onlers ailiip'sswl to Berlin, will receive
pMmiitaitentlon.
.viarcli .'. is)
UDITOIVS "OTlCI
Ktate ot Isaac Flick, iv?e;uel.
Tb untlrTsiifned Au liur. iluly atnHiir.tPiI, to
li5tribute the mo'N in the hamtts nf I-'uiuh VUck,
AiTmr. of Isaac Klici, dcv'-l . to rhwe leKiilly erir
iitlHl thereto, al-o ti (Ivtertnirio tli ailvance
iccnts. 4kp.
IS.ni.e i- hereby iciv-n that I will attpp ! to the
1uths t the ftitovc ;t'jilnMunnr at toy nUice in the
BnniDzh oi SwuifP'ert, ou Krhtrty. .Mitrrh Wrh,
iwt, whtn anvl where .ill icr?ir iucercsici r:inat-
tcni.
II. u i: er.
.Mar. 3 Auoitor,
s
IIEUIFF'S SALE.
A
Kotate uf
1IA1INISTKATOK S NuriCE.
Twjj.,
Ivlir. lata ot Simile
iiectiii-ictl.
letter of artmlnltrti!u .-ntlie lTe rotate
haWnr levn arrantrMl tttuv un.irsin, m.tite i
berei.y i?iveo to allpvrstD. in.ieMe.l tt s.tM eiat
ti Dmite iinmettiiitv paynier.t ami fiMja hMTtnv
I'l.imj or iiiimo! wi!4 present tl:fm -'uly su
t hcnticatcil f r e'.t!'.uit31. to atup:iy r.lurtii S,
lo.
KOLE.KTI.fHIR,
Ehll A.imini.ri:! r.
MILL PROPERTY
IyK'i'e.l In l olco l)istri.-t. Prt-ti.n l-.ln'v.
Ve-t Virginia, 7 mii iu(li ul i.!riint,ury Siiini'i'lT
B. Ifcli. Ka.iir.atl. Tii larm cniaiiis aN.ut l3o
acres of kchI Ian I : on wlm li ihrre ia a it.rl nrvii
ani. a vo.mI dwelling tio.P4. a kwI barn nrfl oih.'r
larm l.uililinKS A t,i run warr p,.. r n urtrcr
Dull, ami f:iw mill villi a b-.re rutt..ni l.i the
mills. t T lurlker inturmatiju full iki, iira!-
tinn,
I S iAI,Tr.K,
Paintrr'j Mi:!?, PrejVui l'..uniT, W. V..
Feb. 4, liu.i.
ri virtue of a certain writ (4 A!ia. lv.ri
F:i('.uts iael onk yl ilio Court uf I'oiud
Plf! of Somorwt Co., Pa., and to me diructet, 1
viil exie to ate by public outcry, nt llie t. uxl
Uoue, ia Somersot, Pa., oa
Friday, March 10, 13S0,
at 1 o'elork p. all tbe riifM. title, interest a a.1
i.laini ol the ilelnlant, I '. II. Orove, of, in on. I tu
Ibe l.illow.ctr lecritl real eitate, .:
AllUiatl.it ur laml of srr. un.1 Mtuatelnthe
Ntroaffn uf Somret, coanty uf Somerset ao.l State
of Peon'a., bavinic tbtsreoo erected a twfsttry
lirit k tiweilin Iuhiw, juihle :m. other outtruilditur
Bounitot nibeni.rtbbyioti fllliver Knrpper.'Bow
A K. throve) on th south by Wain Nrwt. -u Ibe
e.isi hy l4n'lii of law. Hrlcker, aul oihers,
ana bb lie hy Ij stwrt, bciiie frt ol La.
No. 9 on tne ict'Deral phinof said t"n.uifb of
S'liwrcet, with the appartenancetf.
Tken in executkm aa tbe property ofi'.K.
Omve, a; tbe soil ut F. A. Smith, use "t Kerf 1
Kel.T.
NOTICE. All person pnreha?inic at the ahore
tale will pleae lake nottre, that part of the pur
chase inor.ey to le male known at Wub Uiae of
sale wiU le required .mm,n as tti0 uropfrty i
knkcd down. oiberwbe it will axain bt; expte.1
to sale at tbe risk ul tbe tirst tiurcbHser. Tbe resi
due of th. purchase money uiust be paki on or
before Tbunxlay. of Ihe tirrt week of April
!urt, the tiu:e flxd by tlielXrtirt lor seiaribic
the acknowledgment ot deeds, and nodce.1 will
he a:kBOKleiltd until poxchaie luoiivy .s paid in
lull.
Mierin Ulli'X, i
! February, 10, )
EfMlAU KYLE.
Feb. 24 Mrerilt
JOTICE.
Cut'n is her?hy iciveu to any and all p?r tr.s
no to purchase a not: irivi-n to " Peter Donibald,
intrust ior . I nne liuinimld. dated February 'J,
liT'J: ned la-. is Coil' rami Jameii All'rizht,
U l-n paid and we wiil not pay it an iiu
uulcss cuoiprli.-.! ;. b law.
I rsina, i eb. aj, ls. DAVIS i CODES.
Feb. :ii
l'OR'6 .NOTICE.
1?X ECU TORS SALU
Il OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Tne nnlersinned rxecutorof Jacob 2leinia Lite
of Ureeuvilli wwnship, dee'd, will on
Thursday. March 18, 1S80,
at public out cry. at the house of Lewis Stcinla, in
UruenTille Township, hein the homestead ol
said deceaiied, at 1 o'cluck r. si. tell tho f .1
lowinK real estate :
A certain tarm situate in 'GrevnTillCoiruship,
Somerset count t, Pa., ail) din l-.m.ls ol Peter U.
Miller, Daniel Yatiy, John U. Keii.lnll, Henry
Kambobi'a heir and others, ooutaiumtc 1H acreit,
m re or less, 12 acre in meadow, and 8 acres tn
tlraoer land, the lalaoce ck-areil, with a uit
dwelliuj bnase, kank barn, and o'.aer ouibuild-
inxs thereon erected ; also a uo.d bearing orchard
oa W premises. In a Rood cummuiiltv, one-ball
mile from Pocabuutae. conTenieat toscbuol Bu.l
huicb.
TERMS OF SALE
One-seTentb part of the whole amount bid for
.id premises alter deducting exueuses of sale, to
remain a lien on the binJ without Interest and lo
be pa il to Kum Hannah Sielnia w en she ar
rives at ibe axeol twenty-one years: thctnilance
of the purchase money al lollows: One-third In
sand, oiw-tnim m six months, aiHl ooe-thlnl in
twelve months from uay ot sale, wub interest.
Possession (riven April 1st. lts..
LCWls STEIXLA,
icblS, Exacntor uf Jacob ieiuU, due'd.
hMateof Jonathan Plt'nT. la'o of N.irt.''.:'.mi)toB
lwp., Souierset Co., P i., dee :.
Letters testataentiirv on the aNive e.: lto haviDir
Nren grunted lo the un.lendniil by the proper
authority ; notice is hereby given to aii t ersous
Indebted t sil.l estate to m.iKo Immmiiaie ay
uient, aud th,se hai inn eluims a'iust theaauie
lo present them iluly au. heritM-ate.l I,r settlement
on Stur.lay, AlaieU t'.lli, 18 u, at the bou.se ol the
deceased.
JACOB POOKBAf fiH.
Feb. 4 txecuor.
DMINIaSTlSATOIVS NOTICE
t-juto of Jujtrr.li Sr-iln-rt lat of Milfivi Ti.,
S-nner1! rrninty. Pit.. i;'i.
Letter uf innRticnatiua on tb ftbovo nt
bavtux hn nnt-i to tho UD'!ertn? I by the
InIraatfi('f".ty, notiv is hereby tovea tii tho
tmlehtesJUiltto niaKe laimfxiiate iaymect, aJ
thi9 havlniffiairn. avln.n it 19 prmenl them
luly luthcntiraieti tor wtt.rmnt,ttherp5liienr
ul Maul "le.-eiiffil, tn twnsliii), uu Natantay.
Lhe i"Jtli d iy ul Alnn-b.
AAKO.N W IU
JKKKHIAH W K I I rt E.
Fvb II Aiiiini.trtr.
wanted?
LOCUST PINS
All ffngthi, in targe muAxttiit.
P n!nnnf e mr.wts would be ml' with relki
, nr"ic-i who ran lunusli ienllar supplier. !
.Irws W. A. I.fcV KKIMI, W holesale Lumlr
.Menrliant. Poj. I ar Street Wharf, PhilaitelL bM.
Feb. la.
VOTICE.
13
Tb9 pal'li" are hereliT ootificl nut to purchase
two noleff wilb my stirnature thereto. (Vuleil r eb
ruary 3. Ihmi, payable in b ar und si months after
date intavorol E. B. Carr. em:h nx.Ilnir lor rls
ruwlred dollars, as I shall resist Ibe pnymerit of
the ;ame. they having been obtuled Iroin mc
through Iraud.
A BR AM BEAM.
IF l'OU WAX!
Riliable Vu:rrAiu Skdk, Cnoke Fli. i.n
s.KKtM, Frui: or Ornauientai Ttkiui. or tautii"iil
FloiserinK Plasts, write birtiieir New Combin
ed CaliU'.itue. to.
J0I1S R. &. A. MCRIKK-U,
Ui Smilhneid Street, Pllut urli
Fel. Vt it eow
ADMINISTRATOR'S OTCE.
Estate of Aaron O. Kiuimel, deceased.
Letters of administration on tbe estate of Aaron
O. Ktmmel, late ol Urothursvalie Twp. Sotnor
ael nnty Pa., decca e havini; been granted to
Samuel S. r. ruey refl.lioi in said lowuship, to
wbum ali persons iiiitebiLU to sall estate are re
quested lo make payment, and tboM bavli s;
claims or demauus will uake knusn ibe saiao
without delay.
SAMUELS. FORNEY,
Feb. Si Aduimirlratoni.
LIFE 1NS0BANCS AGENTS.
WANTED !
A hr:-claF Life Insurance CompanT tn XcW
Yo,k w.nis SfflltL. VE.ifRtL mm
1.1)1 tkxbl .Ms, In aaurcaied territory iu
the Sta'e of Pennsylvania. Ad. I re Nivt
I.IK wr . 1 1. Bmm
lerk fast UIUc.
A DMINISTll ATOR'S NOTICE.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OK VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
In pursuance oi an onlerol sale vr.intel hy tbe
Court ol Somerset county. Pa., ine nmlerslirned
Assignee of Emanuel llershhe'ser will sell at pub
lic sale, on
Saturday, March 13, 1S80,
In the town of Xew Baltimore, at 2 o'clock r. m .
a certain tract of land with the apipurtenanees.
situate in lows(nip ot Aiteichenv, NMinersct coun
ty, P., adjoining lands of Khi Our liter, Jacob
W umhaaich, Henry Sarvcr's heirs and ethers,
eontainm is) acres, aU.ut M acres cleared and In a .
KMiil Klatenf cultivation, and tne balance well 1
limlrel : tbe improvements are a Irame house. I
and lo( barn theren erected; there is also au j
orchard of choice tmli. trees on the premises; aiso I
a sprinx ol never tnilinu water envement tu tbe I
buildiias: this property lies directly on the route!
ot the contemplated rail nad ibn unh Deter s ' ftm) vilI prftTn. Thousan-U who bare used an.1
oap. mm !. venunu ruK ni saw-wins, kmnu, b. encure.1 are livlra wltnes-es to tbe trwS el our
letters of A.:min!?tra'i. o on the estate nf Peter
Uerkrtiile, late ol paint Twp., dec J.. navintf lcen
araote.1 by the prof er authority to tbe undersian
ed.noitce is hereby uiven to ail persons lmieMe.1
to said estate to make immediate payment, aa-.l
those harm? claims will present them duly au
tbenticaled lor settlement ami allowance at lb
late reiidem un Monday, April Z. 1sm
JA'.UII HOFFMAN,
Feb. 33. Administrator.
ItavTrwIh ia .tflsbl
OPIUM
.Ukl MVS.l,;''.llt M-mitrtJy SSJ
ehiirelies an! siores.
l'rRMS One-tbinl of the puri'base tropjey to j
be paidou eoiiiirmarl.in ot su.u an.1 delivery of!
deed, one-tbirii in sia nvmlhs and and one-thirl in '
one year alter eoniirmation 'if siie wi.b interest. ',
Ten percent. t be paid on day ut sale whicb is to j
be deducted from the band money.
OEOKOE O. WAf.KER,
Feb. 18 Asinee.
statement. tliat SELLER 'SLIVERPILLS
nxi :ru tne w.,ri rawsul Liver iiiiipu'.
lilii..usnj., lloaalacne arisinK tbereirosa,
ness. Coustitail.4i, Diiiinesa aud ali disor-iers re
sultbix irons a di-eased liver. Fur sale by all
Iiruua uu. Price ai cents.
B. K. SELLERS k. Cw., Prop-ri, PltWbanrh. Pa,
C S- BOYD, ;mt Somerset! P