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iricj cliiek- ns.
M."ii 'iiiiil nights.
PaJ :y" are about.
The wh-.at looks well.
la ut mand Gardeners.
Xi -c Lights fr a drive.
Famrrs are sowing oats.
P a U tre.-s are io oloom
Fia;- Joint Hods at B yd's
1 m't dis:ird your flannel yet.
The li lie onious are sprouliuj.
New subsrri'jers are rolling in.
Fisu'n;Tiokle at C. X. B yd"s.
S;i Kishinj lines al C. N. Boyd's.
J'oLiio bas are rciJy fr bjslues?.
N.it F.rU Biskeis nt C. X. Boyd's.
S.ntw bi-t) were hunted up Usi week.
I'liuaellsville is tJ hive an opera housj.
Tlie ladies are tixinj up their flower gar
leu,.
A Uaulilt.l sink tf Hosiery .
Mhs. A. E. Uu
Uls. Bods. Lines and Keels at C. X.
B ds.
S;.rng wotk occupies
fa: lui rs.
Rt-pair envmy rtls.
the attention oi
Good roads help
The 1 esi five and ten cent cigars in town
a; ilium's.
Th? m !.:. sae.-t trailing arbutus
II dilhtlul.
Orion's -Silver ClitT' and 'Xo Xame"
Cbeaing Tobaccos.
Tli-- tees are gleaning a rich harvest
fr oi 'he blooming trees.
A O'-w lot of Fishing Tackle has just
lro r.-ctived y C. X. B"id.
A fine, new lot of Watches, Clocks, and
silvermare at E M'Dowell's.
5!i r 1 acs t p.it trade as being very en
tDihting to tar tliifr t-plicg.
S tr as cold winds are concerned.
April his resembled March very much.
A hi-avy frost is predicted by Vennor le
taera ibe" M.h and 15th of May.
Mr. Ulil has moved her siore into next
T.i hi io li'.y liner's hrjare siore
A latj.' line ot New stle Silk Fringes
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Miss. A. E. I hl's.
If wiu viuu'd 1 e nice n-ful in ca'chine
"rout. ),uv t ur Fihhiug Talkie ot C. X.
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A lu'.'i line o! Cul'a Forainhioj; Goods
Mus. A. E.I'ul's.
. i"toF. M'Dowtir and examine bis
tive inir Eltin walthts ; the In-st in
A eouiji'ietc
C jutes at
tk f L'sle and Kid
Mrs. A. E 1'aL.V
LfiWs' and Gent' Gaur.j underwear
Mk. A. E. I'hl's.
A kinJsmie stock ot Liwn. Lace anri
Sii 1 ies at,
Mks. A. E. I hl's.
Lidiexcan find all the newest, and m'sT
s'i !!i Pancv article at.
Mks. A. E. I'hl's.
Don't fail to po and s-e Mrs. t'hl's
hwidsoTne Xew Sutre, whin you come to
"nierset
.Ttf baLdwmiest. liest and cheapest lot
ol Ji alery ever shown in &omeiet is at
Mrs. A. E. Uhl's.
For a pud new watch. cotoE. M'Dow
'. to i;oots ae.-t of S'mtrMrt House.
"C.tistt l a.
Lin jou are in need ot Drtss Trim
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Mrs. A. E. Uul's.
Taimhis, im.h Hkhr. For your
'r.N ,d-. ( l.,er aud Timothy, call at
Fli'tir Ien ot
Cook & Beekit.
r'R Sale. A lull blood Aldcrney bull,
w ul U mid cheap.
J. D. Baker.
Mi!ford Station.
; to Mrs. A. E. 1'bl'a. one door wert
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N'MFh.f.T. Pa , April 12. lSWt.
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l i t . u j i i:m t-ink ot goods in
"!e. iMtni . ,j Onaeiits. Colecltocer-
-tatiry, lotaccoandtitara, and all
LUK1 bCHini'llic ta-.i.1 t,. P,
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"Tmlu " me w lil please call at the store
et!.e tueir accouots with S. R. Pile.
G. W. Pile.
: alipiilYc.rvlna-Sr.w, daily, ar-
Kht carouaaii are dim1nihlni. Hom
rrttirtuation may te thorough and com-
Y n can almrwt s?e vegetation growing
sinc e the warm apring rains of the past
i lew days.
The regular auanai announcement is
m1 Hidi the -Ut frosts have injured the
pt-a'-.li crop."
Dr. II. J. KnJsler oi Johnstown Breach.
in the Metuodiat church of this place
ibun
day evening.
1 .1hn A Walter is having a substantial
' plank pavrmtnt placed in front of his itst
; deuce a Slain street.
i District Attorney Scott intotnis as that
I he will only have two Commonwealth
cases tor trial this week.
The !irm in the West, ot which we
i;ive a report elsewhere, was one of the
J severest ever known in that section.
Solomon J. ltear the cental tirotmetor ot
the -Olive House," Meyersdale. called to
es us this week. Come again Solly.
Mr. Kearns, one o( the contractors on
! tue . v j. it. ii. nas been in town dunne
the patt tew days buying cheap horses.
We see by our exchanges that grand
juries in all parts of the btate are indict
ing towuhip supervisors lor neglect of
duty.
The trial of the balance of the legislative
bribery cases will commence in the Dau
phin county courts, Thursdsy, the C9th ot
April.
Horse bbots are emblems ot luck. The
eiuaii ixiv aiireciaies mis lau imiut ui
rn I irnn lnvinui tUi irn cortli rrnt i
pound.
Dennis Kearney, with bis hair cut short
and in a convict's garb, must 1 a sight to
sec. lie is said to be greatly changed and
uepresse-d.
A man by the name of A. J. Stickle was
run over by the Mail cast, a little this side
of Connellsville, yesterday, and was in
stantly killed.
Fishing for black b&s anywhere in the
State of Pennsylvania is allowable only
lietweex the 1st day otJune and the 1st
day ot January.
House cleaning has commenced, and the
lord of the manor will organize himself in
to a convention and adopt resolutions de
claring lite a failure.
There are quite a number of horse buy
ers in town. Horses are scarce and de
manding higher prices this spring than for
a numb r ot rears back.
The question that agitated the minds of
the cburch going portion ot our communi
ty, Sunday night, was. "Why are the
street lauij not lighted T"
Mr. John Burkhart has added consid
erably to the comfort ard appearance of
his iet.iiience on Main street by the addi
tion ol a neatly constructed voriaJi.
Cockt convened at 10 a. m. Tuewlav,
with his Ilooors Judge Hull and Associates
Sititl't aud Mustielman on the bench. The
attendance Monday was unusually large.
The editor of the Democrat and Chas.
II. Fieher, Ei-q , le!t for Harristiurg.
Tuefday, to attend the Democratic Slate
Couveution. which meets in that place to
day. Mr. lhz. Dean aud Mr. Jasper Augus
tine, of Addison, drove into town Monday
evening w ith a tine team of horses eacti.
They doused ot them at good prices be
fore they had been here an hour.
Xow the anxious female may be seen
mi-audering around the garden fences with
a hoe. a shovel or a hatchet, erecting forti
fications to protect her from her neighbor's
chickens, that are over anxious to test the
delicacies ot the early Garden.
Hub a little oil or butler on burns and
cover with soda. This is for slight burns,
w hich many are always getting in the
kitchen. If the air is kept trom burns and
cuts they w ill heal rapidly ; for this reason
bums are otien covered with glue.
Mr. El. Kimmei, of Brothersvallcy
towunbip. called al our office ihis morning
and paid for ovr two yeara' subscription
to the Hekalo in advance. Mr Kimmei
has hetu a subscrilior to this paper ever
since it w as first established, in 1'JT.
The number of fires, and the losses occa
sioned thereby, which occurred in all
parts of the country last week were ap
palling. During the prevalence ot high
w inds and dry weather too much care can
not be exercised while kindling fires.
There arc now under regular training
in the Indian fcbool at Carlisle, ten boys
ai carpenters, six as shoemakers, tour as
tinners, six as blacksmiths, nine as sad
d ers, one as printer, and the remainder,
w bo are old enough, undei agricultural
traiuin.
Tha soldiers of Pennsylvania want a
S ildiers Home in this Slaie. and to that
end are circulatinit a petition to be present
ed to Congress. The uovernment has a
lame building at Erie that is not in use and
it has been FUggested that it be used for
that purpose.
This ia the season ot the year in which
you can renew friendly relations with
i our neighbors by ealhering the winter's
accumulation ol old boots and shoes, rub
bers, bones, etc., and burning them in
jour back ard. Old store pipe, tin cans,
etc, may be thrown over the fence.
Somehow the ladies don't seem to erasp
the leap year idea as they should. 1 bey
ought ui fiy around and spend their time
and money on the boys, who have to dti
that sort ol thine three years on a stretch
Leap j ear was designed expressly to give
the Una a nnincial resi, as u were, auu
they need it, too.
The bovs and girls may look this sum
mer lor Ibe "seventeen-year locusts," or
eirtida trpUudicm, provided they main
taiu their reputation u;r appearing eve-y
sevi-Liem jiars. In this section thev are
kuon to have appeared iu Immense nuuj
tM-rs 1U the summeis of 171)5, 112, lb-'tf,
lSli aud Wi.
One f the most sickening sights we
have it nisst-d tor 8me lime was seeing
the clerk ot one of our hotels strike a
drucken mm. cutting bis face badly, then
drag him out on to the pavement, during a
brii-k rain shower. Saturday night They
sold birn liquor to get druatt, then knock
ed him down and dracgud him out.
This is general cleaning op time, and
the smoke ascends from many brush
lu-xna. To preserve the health of a com
munity, cleanliness must be the rule, and
ac a"rm weather is approaching, yards.
cellars and alleys should be cleaned ol the
la.t winter s accumulation oi gariaze.
and lime and other disinfectants used free
ly.
An Ignoramus ran always be toldfrim
bis actions. It happens that sometimes
quite a numtier ot tuai class oi unionu-
nates asseniiile al certain points ana oj
word or action insult ladies and gentlemen
that pass by. This may be tun tor Igno
rant and debased annus, dui in me eyes i
decent people it is looked upon as black
guardism. The directors of the Fayette county ag
ricultural society have decided to bold a
horse fair on their grounds at I'nioniown
on the 9:b, and 10th. ot June next, at
w hkh there will be running, racing and
trotting by well known blooded horses.
Premiums to the amount of f 1.000 will be
offered. A general display of bones for
all purposes will also take place.
The Secretary of the Commonwealth
Las completed 'a list ot all the cities and
boroughs in the State lor the Department
of the Interior at Washington, aad reports
that there are 24 cities and 550 boroughs.
Scbnylkill baa 24 boroughs, tbe largest
numlier of any county in the Si ale
V et uiorelaiid ia second, with SI. and
York has 20, the third highest cumber.
John I. XoIim", who was. last week.
elected M1 Excellent Hih Priet of the
Grand Encamj men!. I
O. O. r . of Peon-
) Ivan la, died on rrlda), at n air nude.
Kiullm rt.nittv . ilia lunl-raj tin iK man.
on Sunday. Deceased was weU known
and highly esteemed by the mcmbets of
Uie Order throughout the sute.
u,
' The Commissioner! bar had the ttcet
to the Court Huuae yard pruned and Have
added a namiwr or new ones, 01 uiuercu
varietiea. The grounds look fay well
this spriDR. and. if properly cared lor,
would be the handsomest in town.
The Kbason Wht. The tonic effect'of
Kidney-Wort U produced by ttt cleansing
and purifying action on the blood. Where
there is a gravelly deposit In the urine, or
milky, ropy nrine from disordered Kid
neya. It cores without fail. Constipation
and Piles readily yield to its cathartic and
healing power.
In the eastern towns and cities the ques
tion wt closing stores early in we evenings
during warm weather U being agitated
already. This is to give the clerks an op
portunity to breath in some fresh air and
lake needed out door exercise. The coun
ter hoppers in this bailiwick would not ob
ject to having the plan aaopieu nerc.
Anumr the nersons killed at M&rahfield,
Missouri, by the cvclone ot Monday were
the wife of Hon. Robert L. Fyan. former
Rriibrd. this State, and Henry Bol-
1 ngc:r, also formerly a citizen of tne same
place. Among tnose severely wuuuuuu
were the wile and children of James L.
Rash, Eq, a practicing lawyer at the
MirshfielU Bar, who removed to that
place from Bedford.
A well-known German minister. Key.
A. Opitz, ot Schleiatngerville, Wwcoasin,
writes :
T was a sufferer with Rheumatism for
years. Friends recommended the use of
St. Jacobs Oil ; I tried it, and must confess
that the result was astonishing. Having
hardly used up the first bottle, 1 louud re
lief, and the second one cured me. I there
fore feel under obligations, and shall re
commend this effective remedy, whenever
I have chance.
At the regular term of court Monday
morning on motion of Col. J. R. Edie.
I. J. Potter, to merly of Snyder county,
vaa admitted to the practice ot the law in
the several courts ot this county. Mr.
Potter is a voune man of good parts and
will, we have no doubt, in the course ot
time, blossom into a first class Attorney.
We understand that Mr. Potter will hang
out his shinitle in Meyersdale. We most
heartily recommend him to the good
people of that section and wish him un
bounded success in his new field of labor.
The sum of f 1.000 will be paid to any
clergyman in the county, State, or else
where, to be given to any charitable pur
pose, who will show in the Holy Script
ures, a command given by Jesus Christ,
or any of bis Apostles, to baptise an infant
or unconscious babe ; or an example by
either an Apostle or Evangelist.
Come, clergymen, show the proof and
the thousand dollars are at your service,
by applyine to
II. A. IIlBTZEtL,
Addison, Somerset Co., Pa.
(Other papers please copy.)
One of the saddest of the many homes
made sad by the dread scourge diphtheria.
is the home of E Jgar Xate. about three
miles trom Addison PostofHce. In the
early part ot last week, diplueria entered
his family ; composed ot the mother, fath
er and five small children. On Wednesday
three ot the children had died. Mrs.
Kemp, who was nursing the sick, missed
Mrs. Xate trom the home and on going to
the barn in search of her, lound her life
less body suspended from a bean by a rope
made from the bottom cf her pelticoU
Liter in the week the two remaining
children died.
We are requested to announce that there
will be a meeting in the Lutheran cuurcn
at this place. Friday evening, .Win mst.
of those persons and others interested, who
subscriber money tor tne purpose oi erect
ing a new fence around the Cemetery,
known as the Lutheran burying ground.
Owing to the untiring energy of Mr. Geo.
W. Uentord. sumeni tunds lor tne pur
pose have been subscribed, and the busi
ness ot the meeting will be to decide the
kind of fence to be constructed and to ap
point a committee to attend to the building
ot the same. Let there be a gova turnout.
It is for a eood purpose and one that we
should all hike an interest in.
Many towns are already securing their
speakers and making other arrangements
tor the proper observance ot Decoration
Day. Aa yet we have heard of no move
ment ot this kind having made in Somer
set. The time is getting short and aomi
action should be taken in the matter at
ouce. If Somerset is to have a speaker
from abtoad this year it might be well to
attend to it in time. Just on the eve of
the day in question it is next to impossible
to secure a speaker of note Although we
have in Somerset, just as good orators and
men just as capable ! delivering a suita
ble address, it is an occasion upon which
people would prefer to bear strangers.
The London Daffy Xe, in its issue of
February 28ih, reviews the recently pub
lisbed Portfolio ot Proof Impressions
from Seribner't Monthly and tit. SUho
," and. referring to "the perfection to
which the art of engraving on wood mar
be carried." adds, "a great part of tbe se
cret of success lies, we believe, in the pa
per on which these fine specimens are
printed. Its most valuable characteristic
is its softness, arising from the circum
ranee that it Is made of such excellent ma.
tenal that it can be used. as we here find it,
almost unsized. It is extremely pure, and
has a high surface, produced, as we tave
somewhere seen staled, by burnishing in
stead of pressure between rollers. How
ever this may be, it is much to be regret
led that English engravers do not enjoy
tbe advantage of tbe employment oi this
kind of paper, which ia, we believe, not
procurable in this country, and is at all
events not in practical use."
Costract Commenced M-ss- B wth
& Flynn, tbe Pittsburgh gentlemen who
have tbe contract tor live miles ot tbe Sora
ersct & Johnstown Railroad, near where
Paint Creek empties into tbe Stonycrewk,
not tar trom the "Red Bridge," have made
arrangements for tbe immediate erection
of several "hoarding abaniies," and within
two weeks they will have at least two bun
dred men at work on their part of tbe line.
There are now some forty laborers clear
ing off the ground in tbe vicinity of where
their headquarters will be established, and
the junior member ot the firm proposes
taking up his residence near Scalp LeveL
According to the terms of the contract en
lered into by Booth & Flynn tbey are to
finish their part o tbe work by the 1st of
December ol the present year, and the sum
total ot their bid is said to tic about f 100,
000. It is further said that Mr. Kearns, of
Pottsville. will commence the tunneling ol
-Hogback" week alter next Johnntoien
Tribune.
Postage ox Newspapers. Ac. Some
persons seem to be under the impression
that a single newspaper or pamphlet re
quires only a one cent stamp, regardless
ot weight This is a mistake. The law
is very exi lirii, fixing the postage oa prin
ted ait tier al one cent lor overy iwj
nunc s. or traction thereof, and the post
age must be fully prepaid. It it ia not
tully prepaid, pacaages cannot be forward
ed by Postmasters, but are to be withheld
from the mails aud sold as waste paper.
Tbe recent rulings of tbe Post Office
department in regard to bills and state
ments, seem also io be misunderstood by
many persons. Whilst the law permits
partly printed and partly written bills or
suicnitints of account to be sent al the
rate of one cent for every two ounces, it
does not permit any endorsement ot credit
or words such aa "please remit," "b li
rendered." received payment," &c. Tit
addition of memoranda ot ibis kind con
verts it into first class matter the same aa
letter postage tbrea cents lor every half
ounce or fraction thereof.
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. T. . to the Triune God. on Sunday. May 23 J,
tTSSL:m Prof-lIlLBaugher.-ot bV
engineers at this place, gives us the follow
ing information, obtained trom chief en
gineer Randolph, who waa in town lor a
short time Sunday. In addition to tbe
list published last week, tbe following
awards bare been made, which embrace
the remainder of tbe route : Sections 2, 3,
4, 5 and 6 counting trom this end
Thomas Kearns ; 7. 8, 1, 10 and 11, Flynn
& Bonne ; 12. 13. 14. IS. 16, 17, 18, 19,
20 and 21, Cavin & Cod w ice ; 22, 23, 24,
25, 2G, 27, 28, Patterson it Co. : from 28
to 37, inclusive J C. Spiller. Mr. Spiller
baa been in town for several davi past.
and on Saturday procured two horses aud
a carriage and drove out to take a look at
his contract He expects to begin work
aithin tbe next (en das and proposes to
work none hut colored bands. Mr. Ran-'
dolph ssys that great rare was exercised in to prefer to suffer and pass their days mis
a warding the contracts, and careful in- erably. made to by Dyspepsia, and Liver
quiry made into tbe peat history, and Comp'ainl, Indigestion, Constipation, and
Ut aood re iable men ahoold receive tbe
. Am V m n.k i. .11 , h . l.-.l
i i ws. a v w, mm u uv w vuiuficicw
ty the lit of December.
Fatal FAtU James Lao, baggage
master on tue cast uuuuu
ii,,io,ir of his car yesterday mrirnine.
near Glencoe, and sustained injuries which
will nrobablv prove fatal.
Staouinir to an
nnauarded position, a sudden lurch threw
him out the open door, down a small em
bankment. He seems to have alighted
headforemost, his only external injuries
being several ugly cuts about the bead and
a protruding eye-balL He was immcdi
ately picked up and sent back to Meyers
dale, where Dr. Meyers rendered him all
the aid that medical' skill oould furnUh,
which was not. sad to relate, sufficient to
bring him back to life. For several hours
he laid in an unconscious condition ; then
became rapidlv worse and expired. The
remains were" taken to Pittsburgh last
night, and the funeral will probably take
place on Sunday. Deceased was a son in
law of William Layburn, of Xew Haven.
and resided here several years, his resi
dence recently being in Pittsburgh. He
was a member of the Daquesne Grays, ot
the latter place, and for the past several
years held the position which he occupied
when death suddenly snatched him from
those near and dear to hiin. Kegt'.one
Conner.
Decoration Day. The following or
der has enimated from the - headquarters
of the G. A. R in relation to Decoration
Day :
-The 30th day of May next occurring on
Sunday. Saturday the '."Jtu win be observ
ea as Memonu way oy ne vtrauu Aru,y
of the Republic, at which time will bi paid
m m a I ft I
rades who fell in defence of our flag and
country. Their noble sacrifices will draw
u. about their graves where wuh tearful
eyts and loving hands we will once moie
la, our annual floral tribute on tueir ever-
lasting resting place.
'".Til! 1J1L l.rT,?rD.d
M IUC UllUIStCaS W lUTltu v av. i v a
propriate discourses on the tabbalh pre
ceding Memorial Day. Many a weary and
std heart may be cheered by this pious
reference to the noble deeds ot those who
went down in the storm ot battle, or died
after days of long and painful suffering fa
tbe hospital.
"The Grand Army of the Republic ex
tend a cordial invitation to the peopb gen
erally to participate in paying a grateful
tribute to the memory of the heroic men
who were obedient to their country 's call,
and who testified their allegiance thereto
by the sacrifice of their lives."
In the Sorlh American HtrUte for May,
ex-Judge J ere S. Black continues the very
interesting series of papers on the Third
Term Q'testiun begun in the February
number. His article is entitled "General
Grant and Strong Government," and its
purpose is to show, first, thai the limitation
of lenure of office in the Presidency to two
terms ia a fundamental principle ot our re
publican form at government ; and, second
ly, that not only does disregard ot that
principle threaten the permanency of re
publican institutions, but that Grant's third
candidacy is actually a plot to revolutionize
tbe republic and introduce monarchy. Mr.
Leslie Stephen writes ot "The Religion of
all Sensible Men, and speculates on tne
prospect ot that religion displacing the
present creeds of the multitude. The
creed of the future, he says, must be capa
ble of assimilating modern scientific tueo
ries. George Ticknor Curtis continues his
series ot articles on "Jicvieuan s iati
Service to the Republic." These papers
are specially valuable on accouui oi tne
large number of hitherto unpublished doc
uments which they contain. Mr. Francis
H. Underwood contributes an ebsay on R
W. Emerson and hU writings : and an
anonymous writer labors to show that the
United Stales Government cannot, consist
ently with the Monroe Doctrine, permit
the construction ot aa American ismmian
Canal, unless the same skall be controlled
solely by cis-Atlantic Governments. The
notices of Xew Books are by Mr. Axel,
Gustatson.
The lleriea is sold by booksellers and
ncwsdealeis generally.
From Lower Tcrketfoot.
Our friend A. G. Morrow is having
things fixed in good style. The painter is
at work on the fence, and will shortly re
paint the fine building, that is an orna
ment to old llarnedsville.
The post week has been a week of acci
dents Mrs. Eli McMillen. of Accident,
Md., who has been visiting friends in Ur
sina, met with quite a seriou accident a
few days ago. She left tbe above named
place on Mail east, Friday last, lor the
purpose ot visiting relations in' Center
ville and Xew Lexington. She purchas
ed a ticket tor 1 lock wood, f arties prom
ising to meet her there, met her at Casel
man ; not noticing this until the train
commenced moving, she hurried to get oil
and in doing so accidenlly broke her leg.
She returned on local and is now with her
sister in L'rsina, Mrs. J. B. Davis, well
cared for Several other accidents more
serious, might be mentioned but lime and
space will not permit
Meeting a good old friend, a few days
ago, wnoin 1 had not seen tor quite a num
ber of years ; we concluded to take a ram
ble over tbe hills. The weather was not
auspicious, tbe sky laden and dull, tbe air
raw and chilly ; but our pathway was en
livened by my genial triend P., whose
cheerful and good nature is only equaled
by his well Known energy of character.
We rambled over a part of the country we
bad never visited before, and have to say
for it, that it possesses many attractions
The soil appears to be quite fertile and the
surroundiug cutiniry beautiful. Our sub
ject will naturally lead ns to become some
what poetical e'er we close, as our friend
"M" did in her or bis items of last week.
What wculd the hills ot Judea, Sco linJ
and Ursina be, it it were not for poetry t
the mountains loom up m view, and
one woo travels In this section oi the coun
ty when tne leaves begin to fade, cannot
fail to admire their lovely contour and
their gorgeous colors. Tne tace of the
mountains look Ilka a picture, no such
picture was ever pointed by human hand
When verdure clothes the fertile hills,
ihey will present a more beautiful picture.
1 be bac t ground was tbe dark gray sky
whose clouds sent a chill down to us iu
the valley.
Looaiug up the rugged peaks we could
see dark palcnes ot pine aud laurel, thai
in their iron sterness. defy tbe winter
snows. We feel as though we should like
to-look upon this beauutul scene a thous
and limts. And if one should care what
becomes of his body alter deatn if he
had tbe tancy lhal some dim consciousness
of existence remained after his eyes were
tiosej ttould it be strange it he should
feel a longing to be laid among the 1:11,
old rucaa, b s airy seuic re o kag; uve.
those beautiiul bills aud vaoeis. VVe
reached a cozy little residence, just as the
sun was sinking behind the western hills,
and lodged lor tue night Djring tbe
night the weather changed, aad we had a
bright and clear, sharp and bracing at
mospbere instead of the dull gloomy
wanner ot the previous day. It being
Sabbat l we hastily and quietly retraced
our steps and reached heme about three
it., well aaiUned wilh our tramp.
These hills, mountains and valleys can be
lound in Somerset county.
lours,
Jake.
16,000 -HOKE :
Just Received and Opened Out 10,000
pieces more of
FIVEfr TEN CT. COUSTER GOODS
for the Court Wetk trade,
at
Cook & Beerits' !
Church Dedication. Trinity Evan.
Lu beran church at Saanksville, IV, J.
W. Poflinberger pastor, will be dedicated
burg, will preach tbe dedicatory sermon.
Neighboring ministers and the public gen
erally are cordially invited to be present
Respectfully
J. W. PoFFISDEUGER.
WnM.
50 bbls. Granulated Ms pie Sugar.
25
Maple Sugar Ca.es.
25
25
25
52
Good Apple Latter.
" Dried Apples.
White Navy Beans.
GooJ Flax Seed.
Coos & Beerits.
A Stkasgb People. Do you know
that there are strange people in ourccra-
mnnity, we eav strange because they seem
ren.n
1ZR is guaranteed to cure them.
Sol J by Geo. W. Besford, Somerset,
!Pa.
' From TfcRSSTKXJT -t
...... , ... ,
m Ilun!'. ot place( died on the
; rle, aJ
' v ' 1 "lenucui, i-riuay. air.
-"" loiuieiij uuui it est irginia.
"Ike MarveL" of "Immemorial M"
notoriety, says now that we are a
donkey, spelled with a capital A. It
makes quit a difference with that Institu
tion as to whose ox i gored. ; , . . ..
Mrs. Eli McMillen. of Accident, lid ,
who is visiting friends in Somerset county,
had her leg broken, at Caatleman, while
in the act ot getting off the mail train. last
Friday. Dr. Gardner, ot Centrerille, for
tunately happened to be in Caatleman and
dressed the injured limb. Mrs. McMillen
is now with her fister Mrs. J. B. Davis,
ia Ursina, where she is doing well.
. . Mac.'
1G,0001HOKE! V
Just received and opened out 16,00)
pieces more of
FIVES; TES CT. COUXTEli GOODS
tor the Court Week trade.
Cook & Beerits 1
How to Reach Kassas. -Persons mo
ing to the West should consult their own
. b Meeting the route by which
tLere areure ejections la Union De
, Xbure fa no ,, tha, wilh Ue
Pdn Hlindle in up,
Xwo traing ,eave Vo. pi
burgh Tiit Pan Uan(11J 1U) cA
through in many hours quicker time than
by anv other line as follows :
! rUUbanrMcItytlme,. i:Al. ,l:4T,:.
Arrive, St. Loots . .T:3U a, . 0 r, M.
Kauai City 100 P.n. 40 a. X.
" Leavenworth 11:40 r. x. llclSa. a
" Atchison -.120 A. x. tlr20A. X.
" St Joseph 2:05 a. X. 12:05 p. X'
Prompt connections are made in Union
Depots at points named, for all land points.
For further information, time tables, etc.
address W. L. O'Brien, General Passen
ger Agent, Fan Handle Route, Columbus,
i 'mo.
As Astonishing Fact. A large pro-
poruon oi uie American people are to day
dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result of these dis
eases npon the masses of intelligent and
valuable people is most alarming, making
life actually a burden instead of a pleasant
existence of enjovment and usefulness as
it ougnt to be. 1 here is no good reason
for this, if you will only throw aside pre
judice and skepticism, take the advice of
Druggists and your friends, and try one
bottle of Green s August Flower. Tour
speedy relief is certain. Millions of bot
ties oi mis medicine nave been given
away io try its virtues, wun satisfactory
results in every case. You can buy a
samp.e bottle tor 10 cents to try. Three
doses will relieve the worst case Posi
lively sold by all Druggists on tbe West
ern Continent
New Goods is the New Store. My
stock of Millenary goods is now com
plete anu comprises all the newest
shapes of Ladies, Misses and Children's
Hats and Bonuets and all the newest styles
of trimming either in Silks, Satins Bro
caded and Stripped Silks and Satins,
Plain, Fancy and Brocaded Ribbons,
Flowers, Fancy Feathers. Ostrich Tips,
Plumes, Ornauienia and evrv thing neces
sary to uiuke a large assortment from
which to select all ot which has been
bought at the lowest cash prices and will
be sold as cbeap as ever before offered in
Somerset county.
Mrs. A. E. Ubu
Five Hcsdued 'iuocsasd Strono.
In the past few months there has been
more than 500,000 bullies of Shtion'$ Cure
tiold. Out of the vast number of people
w no nave used it, more man g.uuu cases ol
Coruumption have been cured. All
Coughs, Croup, Asthma and Bronchitis,
yield at once, hence ii is that everybody
speaks in its praise. To those who have
not used It let us say, if you have a Couch,
or your child tbe Croup, and you value
lite uon t tail to try it t or Lame isack.
Side or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plas
ter.
Sold by G. W. Benlord, Druggist, Som
erset, Pa.
Hion Priced Butter. Buyers pay
the highest price tor gill-edged butler,"
but want every tub to be ot an even, bright
color. They recommend their patrons to
use only Nells, Kichardson & Co. a Per
lecled Butler Color, as it is the mot relia
ble known, and will give a perfect coloi.
It received the only award al tbe Inter
national Dairy Fair tor "superior purity,
strength, perfection of color, and perma
nence." . ..
We have a speedy and positive Cure
for Catarrh, Dipththeria, - Canker mouth,
and Head Ache, in SHILOH'S CA
TARRH REMEDY. A nasal Injector
tree wiiu eacu bottle, tie it u you de
sire health, and sweet breath. Price 50
cents.
Sold by Geo. W. Besford, Somerset,
Pa.
16,00OMOBE!
Just received and opened out 16,000 pieces
more of
5 and 10 VEST COUSTER GOODS!
for the Court Week trade, '
at .
Cook & Beerits' I ,
Bridc.e Repairs. The Commissioners
will sell the rebuilding of one ot the abut
ments under the bridge over Stonycreek,
near Knug's Mill, in Conemaugb township,
on Saturday, May 8tb. 1880, at 3 o'clock
p. m.
Wm. JL Sen rock.
Clerk.
Just received, at Paul G. Xowag's Shoe
& Hat Store, Berlin, Pa., a full assortment
f Shoes. Hats, Leather, Furnishing
Goods, Jewelry, Notions, Ac. Ac., Ac.
Cheaper than ever. Cull and examine
stock and prices.
Pall o. Xowao.
Fim 1 Fisn 'In exchange tor country
produce, or for Cash. Wu offer the largest
ttock ol Extra Shore, Xo. 2. Mackerel in
town.
Cook & Beerits.
Meat Market. Mais Cross St I
will have on band at all times. Beef. Pork.
Mutton and Sausage, at reasonable prices.
Open daily ; will rua a meat wagon three
times each wetk.
TIesrt Kregar.
Always on hand the celebrated Golden
Fleece Flour, made at Springfield, Ohio.
Best in market. A lull - line of Family
Groceries and Grain, cheap tor cash.
JobiAH Keller.
NOV ERSET MARKET
Corrected by Coos h Bsxarra.
DtAlMS ia
CH0i: GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED
applei, dried, V ...
Apilebutter, ? xal
Bran. V 1U0
timer, W ft (ke) -
-tarter. f (roll)
Buckwheat, fl bushel
meal, luu fca
Beeewax. fl ft
Umoo. houlucn, ft ft
Hide. '
" country hand, ft.........
rs, (eari hunbel .............
0rn,(9belled)fi btuliel
Jura meal ft ft-.. ..............
Call ikint, $1 ft
Kicks, t dot
f luor, ft bb! ,
Flaxseed f Du, M ft)
Ham, (sua-arcarad) fl ft.........
Lrd, y ft
Learner, red sole, y ft ,
...e toftv
..UJt440e
.... 1
lie
lie
tot
ate
....... . ...... Te
Sf
a let
u7oc
7e
or
10
()
Tkt
Eie
Sc 9 ie
8003
-SoTM
si u
pper -
" kiji, "
Middlings, and chop 100 fts...,
inws. e on....
Potatoes, flba
Peaefae. dried, W ft....
Rye fiba
HMUt, f ft
Sail, No. 1, W bbtezua
O round Alum, per
" Altatoa, per sack..
-4Ae
to KW
Ue
le
M..S2 35043 50
,...tl soys; 75
M M
mjiiko
angar, yenow w ft
" white
Tallow, fl ft
Wheat, V bat
Wool, y ft
41 umn n
UGM
Xfr ADVEBTISEKETNS.
VOTICE.
No: Ire Is hereby alven, that I will preent to the
Oar. ol (Jummos fleas ot KuoMnet Co., Fa.. OS
Thorlay, April 19, my deed a aMlgnee of John
C. B trruo. Teroore tea tea amiaaee'l estate for
aeka wiedneL. All nataoaa inueaated will
plea ta notice. I
April 1431
PHILIP H.WAXXEK, 1
NE W ADVfiR TISSUE NTS
ATTENTION
1 -
Wt tUilrv tn rail tbe
FAIR LA MB PATENT MILK CAN
For cream ralahut, and u invite aa uupetloa f itt adrentaaee fur Dairy use.
coTSTiTJca?ioisr.
The can Is. of tht !o!lowinr dimension! and mnnrwtlon. They are 1S' Inches hiih, tl 'vim in
diameter at Um top, 10.4 al tht hutoo provided lta aa
A.IR TUBE
tor the eoollng of the milk. The can 1 of lbs having
a tue, making ttierana when covered air tight. The
A GLASS
inserted In ll aide for measuring depth ot cream ; and U to eunitructed as to prenerve the silk, in
perfect condition in warm weather and without the se of lee, get more cream in VI honir than ran )
teeared la the old maaaer of aettln; if left to atand aatll sour. The eorer prevent any impart in
the air from cominaj in contact wilh the milk at when placed the can Is hermetically ealeiL
ADVANTAGES !
The can auy be set la opea air, temperature being
The Fairlamb Creamery Plan or Method
Constats or the gathering of cream from the farmers, the advantaice of which l. great In section i
where the dairies are small and distance bum lactory will not warrant tte delivering ui mils.
1st. The cost and economy in manufacturing the butter.
2nd. Having the skim milk sweet lor feeding.
3rd. It encourages the keeping of stock having better pro
ducing qualities as the dairy will receive pay according to the
amount of cream furnished.
4th. By this manner of setting milk we can guarantee more
butter by one-half to one pound, per hundred weight of milk,
than by the old process.
5th. That you can secure the price of first quality of butter
at your door without the hand
butter afterward.
In conclusion wc would say that we invite
m smcrio li TEST
'. 1 ' '
of thee cans, a we desire to start routes for the gathering of cream ia sections n 4 already reached It
aa. wt intend pay to the
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
for cream, also furnishing the fanner with the ran free while s ilLpoingo his cream, thereov riving
him tne henent of the most improved apparatus whereby he can increase bis yield from to ' ,. The
can is on exhibition at our o:n.-e in
-i
SQTvrTnrasiETr, iFiEnsreP-A..,
where we wU 1 be pleased to hare you call and we
SOMERSET DAIRY COMPANY
(Limited.)
yO IP SETTLEMENT.
Htatemont of settlement of aperrlmrs of 1WU
foid township far the year ending April 12, ISSu.
Dr.
Duplicate of J. H. Miller (471 S3
J. Hoover 7 ia
" A.OruwaU S87 Su
" S. OeUder 837 tit
Order a oo
aszit ti
Cr.
By labor J. H. Miller
" J. Hoorer.
" A. Urowall
- S. Uelsler
..S7S 40
SSI IX
KS3SO
.... S37 44
T)ve eeperr lanes
Daetwp. bum former sup'sora..
S IT
n
Total
We tht undersigned Auditor of Milford towa-
ship, hereby certify that w have examined tbe
(ongoing aeevaou of the supenrtsorsot said town
ship for tbe year ending April li, isae, and dad
them correct as here set forth.
Attest : rem In n..
a. M. Basra. J.M.Mirrsjw.
Clerk. W. H. Walts.
AuJItors.
april 12
rpoWSSHlP SETTLEMENT.
"Settlement with Superrtsors of Northampton
Town snip, fur the yea r ending April U, Uea.
Frederick Muhlenberg, Dr.
To m tof duplicate VI
jsai. aa twp. jor utk, i- vi
tT 21
Cr.
Itr exonerations H 1 SO
Work on road, evtn'ion material. . 479 31
5ltl
Bat dne twp. paid to B. Banman 9 SO
Levi Boyer, Vt.
ToamLof dupllcite. Sl Tl
Cr.
Br exoneration t 4 T7
Work oa read.com'loa material.. u Vt
414 4
BX dot Leri Boyer.
.a sots
We the underelaiMd Auditors of Rortbampfm
Township, eenify, that the above aeeount of the
apemsors nave noea ny at txanunM, ana we
And them oorreet is above stated.
April 12, ISA
Attast: , 7. M.8TB3T,
J. II, Miu.ru, Wh. Bai-Maa.
Tp. Clerk F. J. FooaaAroH,
A uili lor.
april D
RAVERS LICENSES.
i he fullowinsr named nenons hare filed in my
otftoa their petition for Taren Ltesaso with the
ceruncate and bonds required by taw. aad notice
I hereby given that they will be preeenied to the
Court lor aUowaaet, aa Thursday, April 29. UW-
TAVEBXS.
Samuel S. Shaffer. Berlin Bor.
William Baum, Fncahmna, Oreeavtlle Twp.
Waiter i. Jones, Meyersdale horouaja.
EUta Baer. Meyerdale borough.
JoMak Spaehs. Qaoonilng Twp.
Joha A. Clara, UaoversviU, taemaaonlag Tp.
Joseph StulL saaaktvUIa, btoayereeh Twp.
SamsMt A. Hsiao. Koch wood, Mlilerd Twp.
John H. Benford, Crtloa noroogn.
M aha la Nwettsar, Bead Patch, Larimer Twp.
Just Brest, Sovoeoet borough.
Aaga Kalor, Coaeowagb Twp.
Bamual truster. StoyKovra horeewb.
Bamucl H. Keanet, Wellettbarg horoagh.
Denni Wagner, 8alibury boraigh.
K. T. Prasea, Confluence boromgh.
John B. Hlta, Stoystowa borough.
Tbomat Hill. Vrrtna borough,
vm, akfl& Maveradalo boroturh.
SBlea Wat,Qlee, Northampton Twp.
Hasaata BoeHmaa. Kueawooa. minom wp,
Boott Seenter, Utaoneac) botaasgh.
Kieaoor T Siuumoa, Sntamil t wp.
Joh-A Walter. riHW
' 3tarckSI ' Cierk.
rrKE6PAS30riCE.
JoLlc I hrby gtren to all penon not to tre
as oa my grceual. ia sMsaerw uiwuanip, mw ue
arrneeof nahtag. SaoUna, gathering berries, a.
t sJt as tffsaaina wUla dealt wiU aceurdius tt
nra
JACOB X. W ALTEC
NEW AD VER T1SEMKNTS.
DAIRYMEN!
attentios of aU Dairymen to tbe
IN CENTRE
a rubber ban.! placed Iu the periphery of the
ran I provided with
GAUGE
W5 to SO0, and in water dnring the wnrm weather.
labor churning and care of
will give yon full information concerning the sajas.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
W have been handed the following announce
ment by Jueiah Keller, 1.. Chairman of the
Repnliliean County Committee, candidate to
voted lor at the primary election- held June i,
1SSJ.
FOB ASSEMBLY.
ToJarUk kellrr, Chtirjurt Srfubliccx County
t ommutrt :
Sta: In accnnlance with the nsagesoftba Re
pablicaa party, I am a candidate for re-nomination
lor tbe Asjembly, subject to the decision of
the Republican primary election.
A. J. riOLIUlRV.
To JotfaA Ktlltr, Chairman Krfubhca County
Si a: InaocorJaacewith theusaetof the Re-
nhllM, . . m . I ii . . . .
r '7, iwiiiiiiai, iwr rv-nufniiia
tloa lor the Auemhly. snhert Io tbe decision of
th D.mihllMn . i . i
" " "-' y iiii,i; ciwiiuiii
A.M.SCHRUCK.
FOR POOR BOUSE DIRECTOR.
Jotitk Keller, Ckatrsua Brtublican County Com
muter -
.ww " siuinim mj ovale K - a
candidate for Poor Uoo-o Dtreetur, sotiject to thi
wckmuv, uv arjwiiKaD pfimary election.
DAM EL KIM MEL.
Somerset Township.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY
To Jotiah KtUtr, Chairman of the Republican
i..,,,uit1t, aomtrati ioKa;y, ft, in
Sta: You will nlease anainr mv name a a.
candidate for tbe otik of District Attorney of
" suuirci to tne aecision ol the Kepub-
-ninary tiecuni, to Oe He id JSth Jut,
ISM.
H. S, ESPSLEY.
Jo'i'h K'Uer, Chairman Republican County Com
m litre.
Si a : Pleaae announce my name as a candidate
for tbe olltoe of Plri.-t Attorney, suf'jeet to the
wcviawB wt ih stepuoiian rnmary eiertiim.
UEOavUi. K. aCt LL.
s
UERIFF'S SALE.
ttr virtae of m certain writ nt l-.n
Facias issued out of the Court of Common
t-iea ot somerset Cev, fa., and to me directed
wui expose to sale by public outcry, at the Court
uonee, in 'Somereet, on
Thuriiday, April 20, 1S90,
at 1 o'clock P. M.. all the riirht. title, interest and
elalmot the JohnM. Bowlby, defendant, and Jooa-
tnan Lam, terra tenant, of. in and to the follow
ing described real estate, vis :
A certain tract of la ad situate In I'liper Turkey
mot i wp., nomenn county rs., adaiiauig landsol
iii,,,ia. ' rv, k. owui u, at jf iuri nura.
steuer, JacuO Henry and other, containing 'HU
acres, more or ie, wilh a bouse and hare thereon
erectcj. neing tne tne eamo premises wnieh SalD
uel J. Cramer a administrator of William Knight,
deceased, conveyed to said John M. bowloy. by
.,tuH uue tin Apni, saos, witn tne apuur
tcnacet.
iaea In exeeatkma the nnuKrrtv i.r T.ihn M
Bowlhy. aefeadant, and Johaihaa Eiaert, ten
enaoL. at tn salt of Samuel J. Cramer.
NOTICE. Ail persons pnrcnaslng at the a Nit
sue wm pieaae taae notie that a part oi tha par
chase money to be aaado known al the timo ol
ale wui oe required aa soon a the property b
aaocaea uown, wuierwiso It will be again exposei:
to sale at the risk ol the fir purrharr. The re
Id no of the parchaa meaev mast b uatri an m h-
hire Thumiay of the am week ol April Court.
uuk ujoti iij uw vmn ror eecuruig toe ao
aiwwleugiaent o deeds, aad no lrd will be ac
knowledged until the purchase money is paid ia
toil.
rihertri Offiee. EDO AK KYLE.
April Ttt. ISau. i sheriff.
N
O fCE TO S I'UCK HOLDERS.
SojiEaaxT k Caaaai R. R. Co,
PiTTSBrana, AprU 12. IUl ,
To the Moekboiden of said comoany. take notice,
that the annual meeting lot the Election of fretl
dent and Directors tut the ensuing year will be
held al tbe otsce of the company, eornrT ef Uraat
and Water streets, this ci'y, on jiouday. May aid.
1-ieo.
WELTY McCVLLOOH,
April a It Seeretary.
WANTED :
LOCUST PINS
AflsraetAt, ia tsrye ananlUUa.
Permanent euntrect would he mail with n lia
ble par tea who eaa furnish tegular supilirs. Ad
dress W. A. LEV LIU-' Wholesale Lum. er
Merrhaat. Poplar Street Wh ri, Phuadcipfala.
Feb. IS.
N&WAD VER TISEJfENTS.
TREASURER'S SALE
; OF
UNSEATED LANDS.
AgTeeall to the prorlshins of an Act of Atu
bly, directing the m-!o ot mil log l'Dealed Ltn H
lor ia tea, passed .o day of aiarjii, V ixi.
and the several Sapplenji-nt tSerwo: T'ie Iraat
tirrrvf 'Jvamt couory, turar-y v3 r.yJc.
nnlerstB" CinW. -l. R'al. try hn'Hn.
i.z.v. en tti fcikvw'nf Tvtl Iad?, ate
T-at l before ibe it ; th-. i,. r w ocb p"
if eah trait " wi'1 f.iy t;i .-t -,. w .'I
be sold at the"'wrt ri.m'c. m Kumvrrct t-oi n;t
on 14th day of Juae, U r t he arrcira.'cr -l
taxes due, and the eoi accrued 'MttfAi.
AKD1SOX.
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Wm. J. User
4;hrry, Mary K
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Tom, JacoU
Vhit. Auaui
Charry, J.iue('...l
ALLEU H EN V.
Anderson, Wllilam
Ames Ihntns
Aaiertne Philip...
Baer, l-hineljr
KaM. Tk'nw
Check. J. an
tV'tfruthXJM-hell (Swci'.icrj.
liana, John. .......... .....
Mdes, Janies
Meyers Jt KeciIc.BaUace...
Mctail, Joseph
Hchrll It Co. (Miller)
Wells 4.CU tn:rt?on
Wevanii, Uatlel
Tr-m, Samuel
BROTHERS VALLEY,
Ban-lay, Jol
Stein kOraham
CO.VE.MAVUII
Jiines l5real
Mlshlcr, Jonaa
Keusluifer, lury A
Paisley, lii-tijrii
Bos, Oeorge
, CVNPLt'E.NCE BOi:.
DuJzeon, Jstncs
livlp Sebastian
Havla, J B
Dsvtn Nathan
Derbin, Simon
Edwards, 1 rwmas
i'ulTton Broe
Horitnan tiro
Hottiaaa. tleome
Johtisoo. Marv J. ..........
Kooerls, N. m"
rk-heU, Halleard
Tauaehlll.J. N
Trontman. Willium
Walliret ht Charles
Wir.'lng, H. C
Weidey, Dccuter
ELKLICK.
Charry. James
l'ort:, James.. ...... .......
t'orev, .Iiuh
torey, Thomas :j.
Camp, Henry
Clark. .Uaurloe
I'hristniM-, J.neph ,
Corey, !....."
Fox, Tbomus
Howell, P iil
June, William U
Kll tcli man, Ucubcn
Knode. J.irioi
Lou-. Iirn, Lllns
M.'irrB, Leonard
Moure, Jotifi
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JEFFEKSON.
'soS Hall. John 5 2S
loo t'ik'k. Lai:wU -
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401 Illaok, Jscis 2
4"0 Cole, Jane 4 ttJ I
3.'i Deharen, PHer
Huiilry. Freiiiri k o 1"
Jot Kinir. 1 ieorii'! S ()i
Mi-Cartner. ii- 'J M
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io0 WiltiaidS. Ijcirac. 10
! 0 Hauiin. Ja unit I 74
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Arret.
XiU Bowman. Siimtirl 7 i
2oO howniun A Etier' ile 241
j u Heal. J. lin K.'s heirs 44
1.5 Htrintr, (rrrrt:t) 7'."
am Hclley, Ali.iul.vi 1. '-'
.'4 Lint, i rilli.n "
IVj Miller, Oanncl i i
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l"4 Mar, W i li:im 1 vi
442 Weitet.John - 1.
LOWER TVKKEYFOOT.
(A Amter)n. Thomis W 2 f 1
Arret.
V Borgcw, Williams 11 1)
Lot.
I Deal, Frat!Ci. 1 'Jl
Arret.
Forward A Hagus . 10
404 Hallowed. John 7 I "
2 Harwg, silsenter 174
4m Lowrv, Peter IS 4m
McVough, D. J. A Co I'M
Lot.
1 McAHrcy, Jjmes i4
Acre.
4-IO Powers, Alex 1 1 70
212 Vougtit, Simon :u
ilc.iiulon, J. H Ji
MIDDLECKEEK.
! 4T3 Bedforl, OannlDg VI 00
120 Oaery, Adam' heirs i
211 Kingi illUm..... 1
JltLWlKD.
W-i Boain. Jacob .1 wi
A' Brik, Dv!d 14 40
4 0 Benson, Peter 14 4'
JiU Cahlaell, David C 1 27
.104 Caldwell, Samuel lu n
4Cl Dniilari, John lit')
luj IHbnart A Walter :;').,
l-jo!. UueharvM ithia i 1.
4o'j Jobnsoo, William 1 44
213 ' .Meyer, Poif-r'a heiri 7 2:;
o Woilenstiergcr, 1 a
374 Tom. Ha-tii-i 1 ; 4
Sun Tom linan 12
3lr. Wili-m, Tlwina la 7:
a-i(' Wilson. James 9 1",
10 Miller, Thonvts 1 ti.
Loft.
2 Short, David 4C
1 Slwrt,.)ohn 3 0
Arret.
J BTkK-y. Ph'.tKin ARboails.. IS O0
JO Bitner. Henry 4.
41j Dlargudrnt, Charles 14 '."
MEYERSDALE BOR.
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2 Adi-m.ThomasAKcit'ie S fs
1 Bier, Henry 3
1 House. Johu K. :; t
it BentnM, John H 2 IS
1 'route. .vlar-C.iret...... 2 i-o
e leal, E:inuul 4
2 ne!e, J .lio 4 44
1 Kr.cdhoft, Jonepli 4 h
S Hotttn in. J "hD 00
1 Lindatuin, soumoa 4 --
2 Morvm M lu r a 10
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Medary Annu'iua
Mli:kmlre. 4'
Metrll. Natnaniul.
Paul. Thonias.
Stevrnoo, JBes
S:evets.n. Fmnikiin
Mticeu. Jir-pti
Schmuker V, iliiaa
Tipton, John
NORHTHAMI'TOX.
Baetr, Sn!i
ifrewu. u-an
Bowman, idt-nry.....
Bowman, Al.itntas
IXfirota A Plcaing
Enaleka A Smith
Eoglelia, Lewl
r'imaviro, .-arah. ..........
fioidfrm, iiiialLh....
McBriue. Sarah
Witt k. Wjlienstierger Cn)
M'a.iinan, ilary
W stale, Jatcci..
Wlttnoth, A:pb
Kris'mrr.t tiarles...
Witt A A'oliensbvier.
PAINT.
Burton. Twxas
Barkley. Huah
t'l ira, Uanirl .
Ciark. lamei".
14 rsey'Patmrk ,
Enpey, Aadrew
li-pey. Jiiaa
iusae-p. Joim.
J'hnmi Perry ,
Uihman. Joseph............
M.iore. Abraham
Moore, Jo-ph i1 )..........
Xiruu, vtitliaml..
Poor. Jobs
Primrose. Vkji-t
tiaw, Hfiijamli
"Stow. Jorm ,
ttproctie TB-mas. ,
StocktioO, KMharJ
See se, John
T burnt n. lt lam ,
Intl. Elirate'.o.. ,
Walacr. Lcai.....
West, John
Warner, liip iwniu' ,
Wliiiam?, Lrael
SHADE.
ArbertBsn. Oe.rgc ,
Akderson, Samuel (14;
Campm-ll, Margaret
amphtll. Miry
Carudiae, Tiiomn. .........
CUrk, Haoxl
Da ley, John
Dunn, Jnir (U)..
Korle. John....".....
Hib-ttew, J.ihn.....
Hitrtiew, Oeonce.....
Oliver. W ilii.m(l J).
Perry. Mm. n (1-i) ,
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