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Kali v. cfl S 30 p. m. 0 j.. m.
Mill U'St cocnecU with Local Wert.
iuf.'rnieiit t" licnular Time TaMr, to take ef.
t'i. Minrlay. June -, 1S7, and ountinuc in Kiroe
jnrilir 11' Miiuuier. ....
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K ,iCUn.(n Willi fame i'iiii OTDb, w uai.M
n'vrr'in nitsl'uruh at a. .
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in: .11. Inatr nf Karah Minn. Ute 1 Prake-
KM IB1H A Ol.MV (ItnnUTtE
Ai'o'ih-e S. A. Dean.
Al'i'jzhtny A. P. lliiieg&f. r -
JVrlm Ir Charles aopc.
Urothtrsvallej A. . Kimmcl.
oncui:tufc Isaac Voder.
.'imtlueDce Bor. T. li. Frantz.
i;;k'iik Jacob S. Livcngood.
(ir-'covilU- A.J. Stoner.
Jt.!li.rson Fred. Shaulis.
.Uiiiitrtown Dor .John Duncan,
.lciiwr B. t. lcrk.
Larimer A. W. Uowraan.
Uiwtr Turkeyfoot C. iv Younkin.
Icvt n-dale Ir Samuel Foust.
Jl'.'lJIi'crec-k J. U. McMillen.
MilSord-IL II. Dull.
New Ctutreville Uor. Wallace McMil
u. Nur.bainptdc S. P. I'oorbaugb.
Taiat 1. li. Brubaker.
t'ii'niahonina V. II. Dickey.
jMlij-tmry Dor. Samuel Lajwry.
Shmli David E. WajrntT.
Siuicrst't Bir. D. J. lloraer.
rviiii( rt-t Tp. A. F. Dickey.
North IVrr Umlergcr.
SimhimptoD Israel Fmerick.
him)) creek Romanus Baldwin. '
Mntstown Bur. Henry Bowman.
Summit C. M. Iiostctler.
I'l-pt-r Turkex toot Alex Khoads.
I'rnea Bor. Jerome JenninfS
W tiursburg Bor. Michael iae.
Jorl.VH KELI.F.B.
En 15. SctXL, Chaii man.
Secretary. i :
rola'.o bugs.
IluDetbUckllS.
Windy weather.
vViiat we need IJsin.
I'asitrc Luttcr has come.
"Sweet little buttercups."
Fine Joint Its at Boyd's.
Ain't it time lor snake stories 1
Fislilng Tackle at C. X. Boyd's.
Tbe grass now looks its prettiest.
Pi'.ic Fishing lines at C. X. Boyd's.
ae new annouLCtrocnt this week.
Nit- Fir-h Baskets at C. X. Boyd's.
Fi-iwei are blooming on every band.
S'.rw U ri les w i'.l be ilenty this summer
U'jum; c'caiiiog is in the zeoilh of its glo
ry. ur ;t:neit are bu-i!yco5aj;ed planting
on.
ks, Kuds, Lints ttiJ lletls utC X-
HiiTA-radisli L ai.
to be a sure cure Utt
tc: niche.
A timely train 2
Water."
-iriiik sparingly o)
be a tflrral laying
Tl.t re w ill kh'b
A-'iic ot Calinels.
Tl,e ky fiy has appearev.1, to lri,uU
J leaUiJ jieolile. '
A ctw V U Fishing Tac'Jo Las just
tern received 142. X. Bd. .
.New Fancy Coods this week nt
Mts. A. fc. J'nj.'s.
If n rouIJ be succcWol in catolunf
":. buj jimr Fishing Tackle ot C. S.
E5'd.
l" to F-. M'lli'Wvil's and examine his
'Wvive (luilar 1'loin iilWirc : the bt in
tb
county.
Fim tAtx. Ei:btv thousand
hriik. WU be sold cheap. Apply to
BAk.NET I'jCKINfi.
Fi a gf,d n w wfcU. co to F M'Dow
"'s. oioors wl f Kwisersrt ilouae.
V-nieriK-u IV j , .
'n WeilfMtav. 19th. I w ill r4e a
ew ruk ot Leghorn and other Hat and
Mas. X. E. I'aL.
f'iivti.s Look fl eke. For tour
rwN,iK t iovtr and Timothy, call At
tlie Flour Depute
Cook& Ckebivs.
Fk-u ! Fish ! In etrl.arce lor cnuirtrv
rronuce. f. t C ath. We T, r the loreest
k ol Lvtra bore. No. Mackerel U
tua.
C'ooa k Blekits.
FiRvPitii I j TTc-tB r ... ., ;.,.-.'
U irooi with a lull line oi Mackerel Fish I
' sell at bottom prices lor cash or pro- j
All 6th sold are euaraniwd. .
Jomah Keller.
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ii Urn Si it t Rbc
of M w r , a mu asnmeni
" Mmrj, Hats, Lftlier. Furnishing
tli,!, ry' Jo,i0nt ic.'Ac..'icr Tbe Supervisor will take no excuse
lr than ever.' Call and examine whatever. Those who cannot do the
t-LG. Xowag.
i be pouto bugs have put in an appear.
ance ia tL section in advance ot tbe po -
taioes.
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jir. r. j. t arser ana Air. John l!n
of Johnstown, spent Friday and Saturday
in town.
Mr. T. G. fcmiiu Las taken a sub-contract
for (Trading four miles of the S. & C.
II. It, from Mr. J. C. Spiller. ,
The sweet odor ot the lilac bloom now
scants tbe evening hreeie. What a pily
thit the life at (.1 sweet a flower Is so
hrici.
Mr. Curtis (J rove has had a number of
men employed fur the last four days man
ufacturing a lot ot trucks tor contractor
Spiller.
UEMovEn. Chas. II. Fisher & Co..
. Siationers, Newsdealers and Booksellers,
; have removed to the Cook &, Ueerits
T.lotk.
A very interesting meeting ot tbe State
ujara 01 Agriculture will be held lu Uel
tystiurg, commencing Weduesdiy, the 9ih
01 june.
A etiat ol Miint adds very much to tbe
anjtearance of buildinsr. This item is
especially intended for the . borough au
thorities.
Episcopal services will be held in the
Good Templars' Hall, at 7:30 o'clock Fri
day evening, 21st inst., by Ucv. (J. Stonyx,
01 lonneiisviiie.
Tbe Illinois Republican State Conven
tion meets to day. The Ik-publican Xa
tioual Convention meets in Chicago two
weeas irom to day.
This section was visited by a very heavy
frost Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
nights. It is thought that most all ot the
small mat is injured.
People who are alarmed at thunder and
i lichtning will learn with sorrow that
munuer-siorms 01 unusual severity are
: predicted for the ensuing summer.
Owners ot plow bams and the required
implements bad a busy time or 11 last week.
Everybody wanted their garden lot plow.
ed, and they all wanted il dune right
away.
The Republican will nominate a candi
date lor President in Chicago on June 2d,
and tne Deruitcrals will name their aland
ard bearer at Cincinnati on the 221 day ot
June.
They had a bic blaze at Everett, Bed
ford county. Pa., lust Wednesday. The
Tecumseh Tannery, with tour immense
sheds and 1,0(K) cords of bark, were de
stroyed.
Thcr was a general cleaning and "red
ding i::i" about town last week, in addi
tion to the ueaal house cleaning and gar
den making. Il was a busy season lor ev
ery lojy.
Spring lionnets were numerous on Sab
bath. Girls who didn t have spring bon
nets slaved at borne and made J: risive re
marks about girls who had. That's the
way with the girls.
The literary society formed by the schol
ars attending Messrs. Sanner and Miller's
wbixil meets every other r nday evening.
1 he exercises are said to be ot a very in
teresting character.
Tbe fruit trees ot all kinds throughout
this entire section are covered with an
abur.dunce of blossoms, giving promise ot
a heavy yield ot IruiL Apples, particu
larly. will be plenty, and there will he a
tair crop of peaches, cherries, plums and
pears.
la the cise of tbe First Xational Bank
of Cocnellsville vs. Somerst & Cambria
Ilailroad and Christian Long, tried in the
l S Court, in Pittsburgh, last week, the
jury disagreed and were discharged, ten
of them being for the plaintitl and two lor
defendants.
Some of this year's wool clip has already
found its way into market. Many are
sanguine that prices will range high, while
others are led ti believe that tbe unsettled
state ot the iron market will go far to
wards controlling the price ot that special
article ot commerce.
Decoration day is rapidly approaching
and the committees appointed by company
G are perfecting their arrangements.
Mer.uwhile we remind the ladies ot town
snd county that liberal contributions ol
Sowers will be needed and gratefully ac
ceptcd by the committee.
Tbe Laflin & Rand Powder Company of
New lork City, have established an agen
cy here, witn nr. w uson k. banner as
agent . They have bad a building erected
a little distance east of tbe Siovstoi
bridge and will keep on band all kinds ol
blasting powder and dynamite.
Venner, tbe Heather prophet, appears
10 be something f. a prophet after all.
Tbe cold wave he predicted for tbe middle
ot May is on band, but it is to be hoped
that there will not be as much of it aa be
predicted.' This country is now more in
need of fine weather than prophets.
Postal cards addressed to many of our
readers are sent out by swindling concerns
in JS'ew Vork offering great inducements U
agents for Ike sale of washing machines,
dictionaries, etc.. Asking that a small sum
of money be sent simply to cover expenses
t boxing and freight. Take our advice
and 4'ijp't sed a penny, li you do you
will lose it.
The Iiarrisburg TeUcravh says that the
lees of the sheriffs ot' the different counties
of PennMylvania, beginning January 1st,
1831, wiil be much less than those receiv
ed by the present incumbents. The pres
ent lee on writs is one dollar ; tbe new lee
bill allows only seventy five eeais, and re
viewing the bill throughout the fees will
be thirty five per cent less.
II is honor the Mayor held a short ses
sion &f CJurt Saturday night Four un
fortunates were brought before him by
Policeman .Gilbert chartred with being
drunk and disorderly, to default of pay
ment ot lines that were imnceed, three oi
them were sentenced to the lockup for
Mny -tight hours. Wagainaa come down
with the needful and the fourth man was
discharged.
D octors may disagree as to the best
methods and remedied, tor the cure of con
siipaUon and disordered liver and ki.nyA
But those that have nsed Kidney-Wort
agree liiM. ikai is by far the best medicine
known. Its atfioQ is prompt, thorough
and lasting. Don't iae pi IK and other
mercurials that poison tbe sysief. but by
using Kidney VVort restore the ostuia (c
tion of all the organs.
Kr. and Mrs. Jacob Koontz nr.'t w ith
wha'. might have proven a very serious
accident, vbiie Ut driving, one day last
week. They were Je;Bd;ng a bill when
one of '.be holding-back strap Lrt-Ve. and
the horse A very quiet one tbe property
at their son, W. if Koontz, Esq , started
to run away. The old folks were thrown
troca iie carriage, but neither were seri
ously tun. Tie carriage was slightly
damaged.
Trt Mark GiLT-EixiKD Butter. ev
ery dairyman wishes to get tbe top price
fof bis butter. It can be done by having
it perfect in quality and appearance.
When tbe mAut becomes light it is neces
sary to Add a little cj ells, Richardson
4 Co's Perfected Color to aeep it up to the
June standard. Many well known butter
buyers recommend all their patrons to use
uiif this preparation, as it gives the most
pel tect tuler-
The Baltimore & Ohio Kafroad will ran
special car on Tuesday, May 2$ia, And
on Thursday, Mav 27th, to accommodate
all li w ho desire to attend tlie annual
meetine at Lanark, June 1, And tbe Na
tional Republican Convention, at Chicago,
on June 3d. Fan to Chicago, round
trip, 0, tickets good until Julv ib. For
information and tickets call on J. I. Fritz,
Passenger ami Tu-kef Agent at Somerset,
! Pa.. nt-Kt ItaUirdar
Howard Miller, of Elklick, Somerset
county. Pa., desires us to say that in a
short time there w ill be received by those
who are enumerators ot census important
documents relative to the work. Wber-
ever these require an answer any delay or
neglect will ensure tbe removal ol the de
linouent
work well must give way to the more corn-
pttept, . j
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, ilr. J. G. Harvey, of Baltimore, has
' purchased from Mr. Lira Giflio, of this
i uiace. hu ,, 0f Ground on Main street.
j running through to Patriot. Tneproprie-
torn i th Kumi-rfu-t llmis have leaped
, bc ground Irom -Mr. Harvey, and will
now have the use ol all tual space neiween
their house and the residence ol M l
Bact. Ksq. They propose planting trees
and shrnboery, erecting a number of sum
mer boas through the grounds and fixing
the whole thine up in the most attractive
manner possible.
Tbe following is a list of census enumer
ators for this county, appointed bv Prof.
Miller : Orville A. Ross, II. L. Walker. J.
R. Boose, Frank Forney. D. W. Border,
David Fuller, Harvey Hay, U. M. Uusel,
Win. P. Hay. J. B. O'Connor. J. U Gar
dner, A. W. Barman, A. 8 Levy. A. C.
Moore, Ales. Bcniord, J. M. Berkley,
William Bohn, David S. Shatter, W. II.
Barnbart, Simon Uiot. O. W. Williamson.
j l 8. Weller. p. J. Miller, Geo. W. Ben
I lord. Simon S.'Martz, C. D. Spaogler, A.
! D. Gnagy, Altred X. Snyder.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has
recently rendered several decisions of gen
eral Interest in the matter ot road taxes.
The right of farmers to wrk out tbeir
road tax lias been generally, if not univer
sally, conceded, suicrvisora in a tow town
ships insisting that tbe tax must be paid in
money. A test case has been decided jn
favor ot the tax-pavers, and their right to
work out tbe tax distinctly and finally
aflirmed. In other cases collectors of road
taxes have claimed a commission on the
part worked out, as well as that paid iato
the county treasury. The Supreme
Court decides that all claims tor such
commissions should be rejected, the work
ing out of the tax imposing no labor on
the collector or treasurer, but on the su
pervisor, who is fully paid for all bis ser
vices. The sending to us of long obituary no
tices, with the expectation that they will
be given gratuitous insertion in these col
umns, seems likely to grow into an estab
lished practice uuless checked. When a
person of prominence dies, the fact, to
gether w ith a sketch of th deceased's lite,
makes a valuable item ot news which no
nemspuper worthy of tbe name would ig
nore. But all persons who die are neither
prominent nor well known, and long
drawn out post mortem eulogies of such
must 1 paid for. We are ot course sorry
tbalauvoody should have to pay the last
debt of nature, but we are willing lo sym
pathize deeply and lervently at the rate of
ten Cents a line. These reflections are in
tended lo be wholly ceneral in their char
acter, and we trust tlial no one will take
offense at Uiem; but we beg to say thai the
principle they enunciate w ill be strictly ad
hered to.
An exchange produces an alistract of an
act in reterence lo the dog law :
"If anybody is attacked on the highway
by a dog the parly has a right to kill the
dog, and the owner can be held accounta
ble for any injury inflicted by the animal.
Even on the premises of the owner ot a
dog, should a party be attacked and injur
ed, after endeavoring to protect himself,
the owner can be made lesponsible for
damages inflicted; provided it can be shown
that al the time he was in pursuit of busi
ness or ou a fricadly visit If a dog by
barking at passing horses and vehicle oc
casions any damage, its owner is liable for
the Ukm sustained."
Thus the law very properly afljrds am
ple protection for loss or injury by dn,;s.
rnUinliumation is published because there
are many vicious dogs kept throughout tbe
county. It is Iherelore well for those who
are owners of vicious dogs to know the
law on this sill ject.
Decohatio.v Dav. The committee ap
pointed to make arrangements for the
proter observance of Decoration Day re
port tbe lollowing programme :
Meet at Court House at 9 o clock, where
procession will be formed in following or
der : Somerset Silver Cornet Band. Veter
an Soldiers, Company G, lOlh Regt. X'.
G. P., Citizens, Sunday School Orirauiza
tion 9. Move to Lutheran Cemetery, where
prayer, an address and other suitable cere
monies will be held ; graves decorated by
veterans. From Lutheran cemetery line
will move to Reformed cemetery, by Un
ion to Main Cross, thence to Main, thence
to Rosina, thence to Patriot; along Patriot
to cemetery
II. G. OCNNI.VGIIAM,
Alex. HrsTos.
Jonx C. Pile,
W. W. Davis,
B. F. CoorER,
Committee.
The Largest Tested Ebibition on
Eaktu. Welsh Sands' Great Xew Or
leans and San Francisco Railroad Circus
and Royal English Menagerie.
ibis newest grandest and best tent
show of the season comes to Soiuer&et.
on J one 7th, to give the most gorgeous
and sensational Iiae street parade in tbe
morning ever seen in this latitude, and af
ternoon and evening exhibition of more
rare wild beasts, birds, reptiles and mt
rine wonders, and a great numer of
thrilling, novel and ludicrous equestrian
gymnastic teats and animal acts and an
tics, under its enormous spread of sepa
rate canvases, than a baker's dozen ot the
heretofore so called big shows could com
bined produce. And what a bust of genu
ine features, withal, many of which would
in the ast era have alone made tbe stock
in trade ot a successful show. But those
tfood old times are past and Welsh &
Sands' are fully abreast with the prures-
sive spirit of the present steam, electricity
and lelaphone times. In tact they have
combined ample capital with every ad
junct of modern science, to gather in tbe
most notable ot living curiosities and mus
cular phenomena irom the uttermost parts
ot tbe earth, and to present them with
every elegant accessory that art can de
vise, to impart attractive magnificence to
both spectacular display and arenic per-
formmce; including the marvelous Elec
tric Light. i is the province ot the lA ver
tisement published elsewhere, and Qf the
attractive illustrated daily courier and
other bills, to supp! details, hence we
confine ourselves to general outline and
to recording the golden fact of a continu
ous success, so amply merited and so cer
tain to be repealed here. There is, some
how, an insticiive recoguitkin of merit in
me public mind, and the evidence of this
wild regard to the coming super-excellent
and immense animal and areaio enterprise
is magnetically apparaot on all sides.
Everybody seems bound to go, and ample
as ars tbe commodatlons of the towering
double tents they will be fully tested ; sq
put in an early appearance, and be thoqght
lully geneious enough to bring the good
wile and eagerly expectant little ones in
time to ste the ui am With animal wonders
aud dazzling attractions of t.s morning
parade. Wail tor the big show ! Da not
f fed astmy. K-'mernber the date, June
in.
S. S. Cosvextios at Saliskcrt.
The indications are that tbe Lutheran
today School Convention to be held At
Salisbury, June 1st, 2d, and 3d, will prove
a success. Ail L.utceran and l aura
(partly Lutheran) schools in 0,e C0Qty
are requested to send as inaay delegates aa
possible. All will be welcome, provided
the names are sent to the pastor lod. Rev.
It Smith, tlklick P. U., so that entertain
ment may be provided. The nflicers of
the riitfereut nuln.as have kindly given
special rates for the occaaiun-vaboct half
the usual rales. Tbe fare from S xnirset
(round trip) will be ft W) : from Coafli-
ence ft OH ; otber points ratably with
He e.
W. II. Rcppel,
J. M. Baaek. President
iecretary.
A Wedding. The marriage ceremony
of Mr. William Endsley and Miss Minnie
Connelly, ot Somerfleld, Somerset county,
fa., ww periormed by Kev. J. li. lay lor,
at the residence ot the bride, yejterday af
ternoon, at 1 30 o'clock, only a select ouoa
paoy ol friends being present.
After all had feasted sumptuously, tbe
happy couple, tbe recipients of a number
dt beautiful presents, -departed 00 their
wtAjing ivur. with Pittsburgh, a their
main point of destination.
A company of friends are to be invited
by tbe parents of the groom to participate
is a supper to the young couple, oij their
return.
Clasescb Xichtjj.cai.S
May 13, im.
"CaoogEO Haertel." Accept a thou
sand thanks lor that Golden Remedy. I
suffered tor many years with Rheumatic
pains in my limbs, my legs were drawn
together, and people called me "Crooked
Haertel
I used St Jacobs Oil, sntT was
cured, and now feel so well that I think I
CJuld dance as in my young day a .
I . Jons Haertel.
Freemont 111.
A fine, sew lot of Watches, Ctals, and
E0rarware( , 31'boweU'. "
i t- n i
Editor Hx&Ato, Sir; "Anti-Third.
Term," in tbe last week's issue of the
Meyersilale Commeirial, attempts to reply
to "X" in A manner that indicates pain.
He says. "It is extremely silly in all re
spects, yet we cannot let the opportunity
pass," etc. He accuses X of having a
desperation for oflice, no doubt a crime in
the eyes of "Ami," for being so bold, but
tbe voters of Addison do not think that
offices were created lor "Ami's" special
benefit, to the exclusion ot all others; yet
they cannot call to mind the name of any
one of their number .who was defeated for
the Legislature. The Addison Republic
ans only claim their proper share of office,
A modesty not very manliest in the charac
ter of old "AntL" We sympathize with
our old friend, because the pain bo exper
iences is no doubt . very Annoying. The
thorn is deep in the flesh And its extrac
tion will be painful; but, if ho will grin
and bear it manfully, an acorn might drop
into his mouth, as a reward for his pains.
He is not inconsolable cither, for ha ta'ies
comfort in the thought that when X gets
older be will grow wiser. Ibis may be
true unless he lets the follies of his youth
haunt him in his old age, as appears lo be
the condition of "Ami " When we refer
to age we only mean 'he tenure of oQlce. -He
also attempts to speak lor General
Koontz and immediately tries to pin his
laith to the General's coat tail, lie can
well afford to do so, tor be needs a little
help to "catch that plum." Gen. Koontz
is too well and favorably known in Addi
son to need the support of "Ami" to keep
him be tore tbe people. V e don t object
to the General's course at Uarrisburg, but
we cannot follow him into the bolter meet-
fng, called by tbe Blaine Club of Meyers-
dale. .
"Anti" asks to be delivered ot such Re
publicans as Governor Cornell and Senator
Conkling ot Xew York. He wishes them
kicked out ot the party; because they
are tor Grant and can carry that State
tor him this fall. Il is a well known tact
that Senators Conkling. And Blaine are
personal enemies, perhaps "Anti." never
heard of this in his advanced age of a little
over A sec re and a halt years. That
Grant is a stronger man in Xew York
than Blaine, is daily becoming more ev
ident ; except lo those who are intention
ally blind.
The friendly admonition, "Don't wor
ry about your Somerset friends, who have
gone into the bolt They are able to take
care ol themselves, in this crisis
Il there is any crisis, pray tell us who
caused il and what created the boll in
this county. "Anti" thinks he knows a
great secret, but like the school boy don't
like to tell, lie says, "It is A matter well
known to a certain gentleman how his
(Campbell's ideteat was brought about two
years ago." It "Anti" would only let
us into this great secret, how much it
would help us, but be don't like to. It
would be interesting reading away down
here in Addison. 1'ray do tell us all about
the matter. There is but little doubt that
he knows all about it We think he has
quite a knowledge, and we profess to be
able to trace the same finger marks in tbe
bolter move that brought disaster to our
Senatorial and Congressional ticket two
years ago. It was that "mess ot pottage"
that did it all. We recognize ibe "voice ot
Jacob."
He also advises General Campbell to
keep his optics skinned in the future.
This is go.xl advice and he will be able to
place his. "ammunition at the right place"
next time. He has learned that there was
a Judas ia camp that bad many brothers.
There was also a Brutus, who subbed him
in the hack, not because he loved him
(Campbell) less, but bee, use he loves office
more. Campbell's optics are clear enough
to penetrate the thin mist of "Ami's" own
raising. Addison Republicans are always
true at the polls, and they gave Campliell
a lull vote. It was "Anti" and bis triends
thai flinched, because the plum did not
happen to drop Into tbe pet lamb's mouth.
"Anti" should remember that we know
him well and like him a little loo; but not
on account of his su(erior wisdom or good
looks, but oa account ot bis winning
way a
f . SEx-B!aine Man.)
Addisos, May 17..
Fkom Lower Tckkeyfoot.
Our old weather prophets are predicting
s dry,
present
part
hot summer judging from the
I suppose, especially the dry
It is rumored that Mr. Abraham Levy,
of Ursina, has been appointed by Census
Supervisor Milkr as enumerator o4 Ursina
district Abe is a good man, and well
qualified for the position.
We understand that Wm. Moon is an
applicant for the census enumeratorsbip ot
this township. Our opinion is that he
will receive the appointment provided
the government wishes the work done
cheap.
Mr. Forquer has been busily engaged
for several days, planting ornamental and
shade trees at the old Jersey Churcb yard,
in Turke foot, and on his property in dif
ferent points ol L'raina. He has decided to
remain a citizen ot the township.
A destructive fire passed over tbe great
er part of George Firestone's farm in the
mountains ot Turkeyfoot Bting sur
rounded by woods it played havoc with
tbe fence, and would have burned tbe
buildings, had not the neighbors come to
aid him in fighting the fire.
James Albright Jr., a student of Berlin
Academy, visited bis home and triends in
Ursina, a few days ago. He is looking
bale and hearty, and reports the school
well represented and in good working or
der. We have not learned what business
Jim intends following after quitting the
school-room.
We are informed that our Addison
friend still has tbe $1,000 in his sale and is
ready at any time to make a present of il
to any clergyman who will prove to him.
wiibin the lids of thai book of books, what
he desires. Xot being a minister we do
not attempt, at present, to prove lo tbe
gentleman that infants or babes were ever
baptized. Our opinion is that they were
not ana should not be baptised,
I . Jake.
HoovEusviLLK Items.
Editor Herald: As the correspon
dent Uncle Jay Bee has been silent for a
tew days, at any rale so far as paper
communications are concerned, hope
you will publish a few items from a sub
scriber of your most valuable paper. Give
me the Herald for a stalwart Republican
paper.
Ye learn that oi;r merchants have laid
in a fail stock of spring goods.
The croquet groind Is bring fenced up
so tint no saucy little imp can tel! who is
playing, whether it be on Sunday or
week day.
J. Howard and Riac Ankney hire pur
chased lots of A. JLohr. Mr. Howard is
putting np a Urge building on his lot and
will move in about the middle of May.
Ankney proposes building in the near fu
ture. ;.-. v v . '
W. W. Dempsy has got the position as
clerk, in X. Uaiae's store. Mr. D. is a
Cce yoicg man not yet out of his teens
lie has the appearance of making to ex
cellent clerk. We wish htm success in
his clerkship and advancement in life.
J. A. Clark, formerly a resident of
Shade township, has moved into this place
so l is now hard at wqrk at his new tiqild
iii which he intends opening ana hotel,
ijr. C. is an upright gentleman, a man of
sound intellect and as tit tne supposition
ot his indulging in the intoxicating fluid
as a beverage, is utterly false. He is not
an habitual drink, er.
' - 'J;. '
Tt .
A Remarkable Result It makes no
difference bow many Physicians, or how
mucb medicine yoq have tried, it is now
an established fact that German Syrup Is
the only remedy which, has given oom
rjtjte tatUfacthin In severe pte oi Lung
Disease. It is true there are yet thous
sands of persons who are predisposed to
Throat ana Lung A Sections, Consumption
Hemorrhages. Asthma, Severe Colds set
tied cu the Breast, Pneumonia, Whoop
ing Cough, who have no pprsopal
kpo ledge of Boccbee's German Syrup.
To such we would say tl-,tt 50,000 bottles
ere sold last year without one complaint
Consumptives try just oae bottle. Itegu-
; lar size "5 rests, Md by fcU druggist in
Amcna. ,
The Best I Ever Kxew Of. J. X?
Starkey, a prominent and influential Cili
zen ot Iowa City, says : "I have had the
Dyspt'i'sia and Liver Complaintfor several
years, and have used every remedy I could
bear of, without an) relief whatever, nmil
) saw your Bhiloh Yitajizer advertised in
our paiier, and Was. persuaded to try It,
an. happy to state that it has entirely cured.
me. it is certainty tne best Kemedy 1 ever
knew oi. rrice .j cents. i
Sold, by George TV, Benford, Somerset,
Fa,
CoavtttsscE IE.-'r '
MacsGeld, our bird nvvn. has disposed of
nearly all ot his fine birds. The mocking
bird is missed tbe most. It is said be is
about to invest in a bird of larger size.
M. hi. ; , i - a.-i.i.. r,..
himself and th. i.'.rrt. t. o ,r wh.
Elliott ftboads, who was arrested in this
place some time last March tor stealing a
horse in Westmoreland county, plead
euilty before the Greensbare Court Mr.
Zagley, who made the arrest, went to get
the county reward of $40, and. to tbe As
tonishment ot all acqcaintcd with the tacts.
another party from this place bid matle L
application and employed an attorney to
neeure lue reward. 1 nis is decidedly mean,
if not dirty, . . .
In the village of llarnedsvflle, on the
evening the 12ih inst. Major Alexander
Hanna departed this life, from apoplexy,
alter an illness ot twenty four hours.
The deceased was born in Miliord town
ship. June 2d. 1802, consequently lacking
a few days of being 78 years of age. He
was twice married and always resided
within tbe limits of this county. He was
the lather of 22 children, 8 of whom pre
ceded him to the spirit land. He leaves a
widow and 14 children.
Physically he was a man of superior
power. Yes. a giant t never having met
with his equal. Intellectually he was con
siderably above the average. When about
28 years of age be was elected Brigade In
spector, quite an enviable position at that
time, wmcn ne niied wun credit and abil
ity. His large, handsome, and erect stat
ure made him an extraordinary fine look
ing ofllccr. 1, ...
He served in the capacity of Justice of
the Peace for a period ot 2? years and died
with the harness on. To the credit of his
judgment and ability as an officer of the
peace, there never was taken an appeal
from his docket that was reversed by the
Court He was a man ot rather superior
judgment and strictly honest Those who
knew hhn best say be was never known
to do a dishonest act He resided where
he died about 32 years.
Ue had 11 brothers snd sisters, four ot
whom still survive. Amone the number
is Judge Hanna, who is in tbe 80ih year of
uis age. '
On the 14th inst his remains were taken
to the M. E. Church, ia . Harnedsville,
where Rev. J. It Brown, of the Bantim
Church, delivered a well-timed and appro.
uiittie uiscoursc irom tue words : "Jesus
sail unto her, I am the resurrection and
the life ; he that believeth in mc, though
be was dead, yet shall he live." alter
wnicD De was conveyed .0 the Crossroad
Cemetery, and buried by the side ot his
grandfather, who died in the year 1809.
The family have the sympathy of the
whole community.
COKFLCKKCK, May 15. U.
Startling Phenomenon At about 3
p. m.. on Wednesday, the 5th of May, a
grand and startling scene was witnessed
tin the farm of Anthony Wechtenheiser. in
Shade township, this county. - Mr. V.
and his son were at work in the field About
tbe hour named, when they were suddenly
startled by "a rushing, mighty wind,
the effects of which could nowhere be
seen. Tbs roaring noise is described as
having been dreadful, and the feelinir pro
duced by it was that bewildering dread
which comes over one who expects mo
mentarily to be struck by a danger which
he cannot see. The witnesses to this
scene were conscious that tne sound was
approaching nearer, and as they gazed
About them they suddenly beheld the
skurrying motion of a tremendous whirl
wind some sixty rods distant The sensa
tions at the moment of discovering the cv
clone, were exactly comparable to those
one would expect to feel if an object of
great weight should suddonly drop upon
the earth near him, from a cloudless sky.
So this remarkable "whirl" evidently
came.- For only a few moments it contin
ued to play upon the surface, moving but
a snort distance ; but long and violently
enough to disturb the position of almost
everything within its reach, and carry im
mense quantities or leaves, small stones.
and other rubbish; np into the air. As
suddenly as il had struck tbe earth, ii
bounded up again. And now tbe most
startling part of tbe scene occurred. Al
an elevation of several hundred feet the
debris carried heavenward, was observtd
to take fire. At the same instant there
were beard loud and distinct clans of
thunder in tbe midst of the wild, whirling
scene. So terrible was tbe racket and
confusiot., that the checks of the beholders
blanched, and a team of horses barnessed
to a plow, became frantic and alraii t en
tirely unmanagablc.
Certainly this was soraetbinz exception
al in the shape of a whirlwind. And, to
.how that the testimony ol tbe witnesses
was no mere exaggeration, burning leaves
were oliserved to descend at the distance
of something like a mile from the scene of
tbe remarkable phenomenon ; and persons
living near supposed m one case, that tbe
boiler at a steam saw-mill had exploded.
and in another, that the farm buildings of
Mr. W. had been broken down by the
t rra.
Will some one well versd In th j science
f melerology or pneumatics, give its a
short chapter on this unusual scene. It
will be remembeied the 5lh of May was
cloudless in this region.
J. B. Snocr.
Hooverstille Items.
Tbe Baptists have lust closed a several
week's religious service.
The Lutherans held a very pleasant and
full communion here, on tbe 2d lost.
J. W. ilaraer U sinking a well. The
railroad will run through his bouse, bat
the company will build a new house for
mm.
We Are told that Mr. Csdwicc who has
ibis portion of the S. & C. R. R. to grade.
ill commence operations near our village
on tbe 20th inst The people seem anx
ious to see the work begun.
The youngest child of Rsv. Shout) was
last week badly scalded by drawing aver
him the contents ot a coffee not Tbe en
tire one side ot tba little fellow's fice is
raw. It was feared one eye was ruined.
but such is not the case. Dr. Patterson,
Sr., bus bim in hand and he is doing right
weit
Gamma.
Brotqersvallet Items.
Our farmers are lamenting over short
pasture.
Jacob Pritts is ioliotvin: tbe muon sad
carpenter trade
The oats looks very backward on ac
count of dry and cool weather.
Ast. Brant's pet fox was stolen last
week. Don't cry, Ast, them is "more of
'em in the woods."
Jno. J. Enepper is engaged in the weav-'
ing business. Ue says he can make mon
ey at a shilling a yard.
We had three frosts in succession this
week, and ice an eighth ot an inch thick,
but fruit has suffered very little.
' Refrigerator.
A Mother's CiRiEp.Tfce pride of
mother, tne life and joy of a home, are btr
children, hence her grief when sicknese
enters and takes them away. Take warn
ing then, that you are running a terrible
risK, if they have Cough, Croup, or
W hooping Cough, which lead to Consump
tl'l, if yon do not attend to it at once.
SWLOU S CtiXSUHPTlQX CURE is
guaranteed la cure tbem. Price 10 cents,
50 cents and $1 00. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest use Shilob's Fortius Plaster.
Price 35 cents.
Sold by Q. W. Benford, Druggist Som
erset Pa.
Notice to bcr esttsors. Xearl y 1.
000 of tbe county funds have been expend
ed within Ue last two years in repairing:
bridges, ovipg to the negligence of Super
visors, in not taking proper care ot the
structures, as required by law.
.notice m nereby given, that unless su
pervisors make All needed repairs on
bridges by the lit day oi September next.
the lav vill 1 euturced without fear ot
(avot.
By direction oi Ccmmlssloiera,
WM- M ISfOROtK,
. Clerk.
Bhiloh's Catarrh Remedt. A mar
velous Cure tor Cauurb, Diphtheria, Cah-
ker month, and Head Ache. With each
bottle there is an incenions nasal in'.e&ir
for tbe more successful treatment of the
comp'aiat with; extra' charge.- Price
SOceay. ,
for sale by U. V. lien lord, Somerset
Pa.
Cexbxt, Wbitk WASH it Fkhtiuzer
Land Plaster, Calcined Plaster, Lime
Add Cement. Have in stock car locd. ad
oflir for sale by Uis barrel-or poond, ' At
mo:erave prices. - " '
1 ' Cook iV 3?ierto.
sfwawsHSAsai 1 .. ...1." .! UU..
Somerset.' Pa.," April 1?, 1880.
Notice. I have this day sold to Mrs.
M. 31. Pile, my entire stock ot goods in
store, consisting of Groceries, Cofectioner
ies. Jewelry, Tobacco and Cigars, snd All
nxiures oe
fixtures belonging to said store. Persons
i Indebted to me will please call at the store
and settle their accounts with S. R. Pile.
(i. W. Pile.
Meat Market, Main 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 erh wwk.
IIknfit Knr.f,.R.
Alwuvs on baail the re-lphratpd (iultlm I
Fleece Flour, made at Springfield, Ohio. !
Best in market. A lull line of Family i
Groceries and Grain, cheap tor cash.
Josiau Keller.
MARK I ED.
EXDSLEY COXXELLEY. At the
residence of the brido. May 12lh, 18S0. bv
Rev. J. B. Taylor, 3Ir. William Eodslev
to Miss Minnie Connelly, both of Somer-
neio, womerset to., l'a. -o Cards.
tniooiown autt Jieyersdale pajiers
piease py.;
DIED.
WILL. Xear Falls City. Xcb.. April
22d. 1880, Rosie Ellen, youngest daughter
oi Ubarles and Mary Will, aged 7 months
sou days.
riLib. iNear llotiman s Church, on
tbe 12th of May, Abraham Pile, aged 65
years, a montus and 8 days.
SHAFFER. On Fridsy. April 31ft,
1880, Tobias Shaffer, at bis residence in
Somerset township, in tbe 6'Jlh year oi bis
age.
The deceased was a soldier during the
war, caving enlisted in tbe 54tn itegt Pa.
Vols, at its formation. His comrades
speak ot him as a brave and efficient man.
nis desire be was carried to the grave
oy a number ot soldiers. An immense
number ot people were in the funernl pro
cession, whicn took place on Sunday, 2d
oi May.
SsaEUET I1RKIT
Corractad by Oooc A Bkscits.
DEALXM !
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED
Applet, dried, fl & ...te to Se
Appiebmter, V pal .30&t0e
tin y iuu si as
Halter, J A (fce) lie
Butter, V A (nil I) son
Buckwheat, V buinel sue
" meal, 100 Aa 3 0U
Beeawax, ft A sae
Hacoo, shuulders, V A ......
" aldee, " c
" country bams. V A lttc
Corn, (ear) y bunbel Su 10 7ue
Uoro, (shelled) ft bushel ;oe
Uoru meal ft A 26
Calf aklns. V Sc
Kk, do se
Ftuur, fl bbl ti 0 A40
Flu! fl bo., ( A) Tae
Hams, (sugar-cured) f) A.... 12s
LanLft A Sea 10c
kaatoer, red aula, f) A 80030
" Opper " BAU7O0
" kip, " Tc3tt
MiddllDKa, and chop UAi Aa SIM
Oat, V tin am&lae
lotatuea,fl ho 'iMflne
Peacliea, dried, fl A Swloe
Kjre ibu 76c
RKS. A le
ball, No. t V btiteztra fi 40
urouaa Alum, per sacs fi es-o. 75
AJhton, per aak...... ............S4 06
Sugar, yellow i A MJ!0
- wnite . ..linau'V'
Tallow. A 1r
Wheat V bus 1 liasi -lh
Woot V SAg'iO
SE W ADYER TISEME TNS.
LAWN TENNIS!
QUAETEBS.
Send tor Illustrated Catalogue.
S. A. CLARE & CO.,
lit WOOD STREET,
3U,i.,t PITT8BURCM.PA.
PvPHAS' COURT SALE.
virtue of on order lasad eut of tbe Onhns'
i Vart ot Somerset county, fa., and to me directed.
tnera wm oe cxisea lo pauitc aal oa the prem
ise, on
Friday, June 11, 1S80,
the following real mate, late tba property of
Sarah Moon, deceased, viz :
A lot ol aruund altaated In Draketown. contain.
Ing 2 acrea mora or lei, all cleared, and hating
tnereoa erected a one and a-ha) r story tram, and
and a one and a hall tnry lov dwelling boats mail
other ou buildings, adjoining lands of Anna Tta-
ane, j.. i lannenui, jon Anileraua and otsers,
TLR11S One-third of cucbaae money to be
paid on confirmation of aale, ttwi balance la two
equal annual payments therealter to be secared
byju ginent) twenty per eentof nurchase money
to tw paid a aooa aa pruperty Is knocked down.
Sales to commence at 1 o'clock p. m. of said day.
THOMAS KEAM,
May 19 Trustee.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
uuiU of Mary Fleck, late of J enter Township,
StomersetciHinty, Pa, dee d.
Letters ol auiniainuauut oa tae a dot estate
aa Tin been prranna to the undersigned by the
proper auth.urt;y, aoUo Is hereby given to thorn
Btieoteaioiiio maite Immediate payment, and
tboaa haTioa claims anainst It La Dreamt thm
duly authenticated for settlement, at my office at
Jennor X Koads, Pi., on Saturday, June i, A.
it. im
B.S. FLKCK,
May 19 Administrator.
0
RPHAX'S COURT SALE
OF VALUABLE) REAL ESTATE.
By Tlrtue of an order issued ont of the Ornhan's
Court of Somerset county fa., anil to me directed,
1 will expore to sale by public auction '-a tbe
the preauae ia faint township, on
Tvesdau. June Slh, 18S0.
at Z o'clock P. M.. the follnwloe; T.iluah'.e seal es
tate late the property of Peter tirrkeybUe deoeas-
Ko. 1. A tract of land ahsated In Paini km.
ship, Somerset cc.unty Fa. Containing sa acre
more or less, adjoining land! of John H. Miller,
PetarOtt, i-manuel KUmmel, and the old home
stead of the deceased, ol whicn there are about 3ft
acrea cleared. There ia a good sugar camp on
said premises.
No 2. A tract of citttate la Paint township,
Somerset count j, fa ConUiniaa; tan acre, more
or less, ol wbicb there an about lm acre rlnn.1
A) acrea in meadow.. Adjolnln lands of Frederick
utt, Simon Mersey, John Oeiaei, Emanuel Hum
med and tract No, 1., baring a large two atorr
brioa InrtUing Hnurse. Bank Barn, ami ihr
outbuildings thereon erected, also a good Apple
urcaard thereon, the said farm betas; pleasantly
situated and convenient tc ahar-h and school.
Tri.llS OF SALE.
One tbiid cash, one-third in six santak nuihlnl
la one year witb interest, deferred pevnvent to be
secured by laogmeni on tae uremlaea. la tmr mil
ol hand money to be paid aa auo aa property is
anocaeu aown.
JACOB HOFFMAW.
Administrator at f etc Bcrkeyblle deed.
TJDITOIVS NOTICE.
SOMERSET COt NT Y, aai
I ' 1 Ataa Orp ha s' One rt held at Somerset
Eai In and fur eaiowrset t'ven'T. oa the 30ih
I . ' day of AoriL A. JJ. lako hfon, th u.m.
rble Jadgea tbereot
In tbe matter of th estate ol Samuel J. Rhoads,
dee d, (or diatriba too, oa nwaloa of Meaan. Haar
A mer. tne Uourt innotnt J. u, K lmraal. Aaditur
laaMnaiaadvaacrwenuand to distribute the
laniMiatheaaAisof Ue Administrator to and
atsoogtAuee iejallT entitled thereto.
lit tae uourt
W. B. FEE AS C
NOTICE Pnblicnotiee if hereby eixea ttt
the Aaditur named, la the furvotn ccmniMtoa
will meet all persons who may ijlye la au crest ta
the estate of Samuel J !ji!)oetU dec'dL ao Friday
thevSthday of J je,y-J, at his olnce in Somer-
iwayU
J.O.KIMMEL .
Auditor.
CUTOR'S NOTICE.
tj tale of
Daniel Zimmerman, lat? 3i Awstowa
jwr,, ouiuorRi y., wcu.
Letters testame'tary oa the a bore estaft? hariog
lieenrraysJ tuthe nni'erdgned by the proper
aiaonij , notice m nvrrojr pnen mi ail irsona
lndeMea lo said estate to make immediate pay-
menuandanase having elalms ss; Inst the same stiate pa.'treit, and lioee having claims against
t present tnera duly aui bentlcaied fur settlement - li Co pweat um doly aniJienUcated (ataetU
ontiatarday, Jane 12th 1 , M th oS!c of i ment oa Satnrdaj, the Sht day of May.
Squire Heiney, in Sloystuwn licr.. at 1, o'clock ' Uaiat tberetideaoe of JaaobSaaalu In Somerset
r. if.
JOHN H. ZIMMERMAN.
Cieratar.
1'" ' wiJLWiyyglM1!1 '.""'I"
N EW ATf TED TffifiMEXTS
ATTENTION
Vd ilat . to rail tba
FA1RLAIYIB PATENT MILK CAN
Kor cream ruL-lng, and to Invite an ln.petion of its advantage lor Dairy "'-
COISTSTKTJCTIOlsr
The can is of tli inllowlni dimension n.l construction. They are 19'4 incbo high, K jche In
diameter at the lop. lo.' at
AIR TUBE
,or tbe rooting of tne milk.
The can Is of tin htrlnz
aiae, making the cans when covered air tlgn
A GLASS
insert.! In its side f.ir meaartn:r detth of cream
perfect condition m warm weather and without the
secured ia the old manner of setting If left to stand
tne air irom coming in contact wuu tne milk a woen
ADVANTAGES !
The ran may be act in open air, temperature beiug
The Fairlamb Creamery Plan or Method
ConaiiUof the gathering of cream from the farmers, tbe advantage of which U great in f'-!ionj
when the dairies are small and dl'tanre from ta.'tory
1st. The cost ami economy in
2nd.
Having the skim milk
3rd. It encourages the keeping of stock having better pro
ducing qualities as the dairy will
amount of cream furnished.
4th. By this manner of setting
butter by one-half to one pound,
than by the old process.
oth. That you can secure the
at your door without the hand
butter afterward.
Ia concloMon we would say that we invite
of these cans, a. we desire to start mutes for th"
si. We intend my to tno
HIGHEST MARKET PRICES
for cream, also tarnishing tne fanner with the can free while so deposing of his rreia, tberehy ivlnx
him tne tn-nelit of tbe most improved apparatus whereby he can Increase his yield from 4 to ' .. The
can is on exhibition at our oitice in
SOMERSET, ZPZEHST2sTA-. ,
where we will be pleased to have yu call and we will
SOMERSET DAIRY COMPANY
(Limiicd.)
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
We hare been handed the following annonnre-
ment by Joiab Keller. Ea.. Chairman of the
Republican County Committee, candidate to be
roted k at the priaiary election, held June it,
FOR ASSEMBLY.
To Jasiak Kelttr, Chairman Republican County
i ommiutt :
Kia In accordance with the nsaies of the Re
publican party, I am a candidate tor re-nomination
for the Assembly, snhiect to the decision of
the Republican primary election.
A. J. HJL.1WJK.V
To Josiah Keller, Chairman Republican County
Committee :
Sir: In accordance with the usazeiot the Re
publican party, 1 am a candidate lor re-notnlna-tion
tor the Assembly, subject to the decision ol
tbe Republican primary election.
E. 31. SCH ROCK.
Ol.dc, Pa., May 3. la.
Mr. Joeiak KeUer, Chaiman Rcpvllican County
Commuter:
Sin : Yoo will please announce my name as a
candidate t Assembly subiert to the decision ol
tbe Aepnblicaa f rimary Electioa.
A. S. "' ILL.
Co3trit.K5cB.Pa, May IT, laSts.
Jotiak Keller, Ejf faairmrii Republican County
, iniwuic .
DsabSik. Please annoance nr name as a
camiidate for Assembly, so. Meet t the decltloa
of the Republican primary elertion.
A. it, UV 3isERT.
FOR POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR,
Jotiak KfUer, Caatr'aca Rtpullican eanjy f'oav
miiice -
Sib: Yon, will please aaaooore bit nam as a
candiilate lor f oor H'iae tiirectur, subject to the
decision of the hepuMlean primary election.
van sea, & 1 .m n e.i .,
Somerset Township.
JlvsebX Boana, Pa., May 9, USi).
Mr. Joiiak Keller, Chairman of the Republican
County Committee :
St --f lease announce my name a a candidate
lot the oftVe of Poor House Director, subject to
the decision oi the Republican primary elertlna.
AA.L.A. lltk KOKNS.
FOB DISTRICT ATTORNEY
To Jotiah Killer, Ckoirnan of the Republican
i'aanfy Coiami.'lre, of Someriet County, Prna
tytvama. ' Sib: You will please announce mr nam as a
candidate lor the office of Dwtrk-t Attorney of
said county, snbiect to the decision of the Repub
uVan Primary Election, to be held 'JStu Jane,
leso.
H. S, ENDSLEY.
Jotiak Keller, Chairman Republican Conn'y Cut.
Sir: Please announce air name as ein.il,!:
for the olBce of District A Homer mhart t,. n,a
decirkiB of tbe Republican Primary elect im.
i UlKd fc it. SC l U.
"TVISS0LUTI0N NOTICE.
The partnershin heretofore exfettnr hetwaea he
nndersigned in tne Cabinet and undertaking bo-l-ness.
uader t he Ana name of f ugh A Slpe at StoV i
town. Pa., was on the l .h day of May aujulfed
ov mumi wiDKui ; iae ntKCs anj accounts are ia
the aaadsofC. W. Pagb, where au partlea uuor.
ested will call and settle ; after Jane VI 111, Uity
will be left in the hand.' of o-ta-er for eotiocUua,
" ' A W.PVHH,
ISAIAH SH E.
htojUaTi Asil M. V
1 1 OaUiJ -ad I nderukiag basinos will he
ooctfi)iiaJ at tbe old staad oppoaite tne Hite House
ix Steicatowa, by tAe aadersignrd ander tbe arm
naiueetPasbbadBrabaker. We keep constant
(y ea hand a full line ef Cabinet 01,
CaiBn and Casket a ana would rrspecxfullv soU-iS
I he pnblie Mr oar share of their uatrooag-. iJjttji
freeef charge. W do first cUaa AieWsi
a It can be done in tbe euoar y CaKfcad xaatine
our good aelorc purcbasiir eVewbere.
ll(.lOrh
WILLIAM URCEAKEU,
M?y W - i. . -
4D1
Lotateof
DM1X1STRAT0RS X0TICZ
L-tate of Wm. Freidline, lata of Somervet Twp
Somerset enty. Pa., decea-iesj. -Letter
ot auministratioci on tha above mu
having been grantad to the onlerstgned', notice la
herebv givon lotiMa-siedeotAittj, If in,h, imm.
I tovnsniu.
I
LYDIA FREIDLINE,
; Administratrix
April 14
SE WABVER TISEMENTS.
DAIR YMEN !
atttntk ol all Dalrjiaen to tht
the do turn provided, witn an -
IN" CENTRE
a rubber han-l placet in the periphery of the
i ne ca.i u proriuea witn
GAUGE
:and is so euMtrueted a to creserve the mil In
use of ice, get more cream in 12 hours than ran be
until aour. The eover prereotany Impurities in
piaccijtne can i nerineucaiiy aeaiei.
hi'' to W. and In w.tter during the warm weather
will not warrant tae delivering ol mil.
manufacturing the butter.
sweet lor feeding.
receive pay according to the
milk we can guarantee more
per hundred weight of milk,
price of first iiualitv of butter
labor churninz and can; of
A
rithrin of cream in sections not already reached ly
givi y ju fall information concerning the same.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF
UNSEATED LANDS.
Aitreeahie to the provision of an Act of Assem
bly, directing the mode of selling ensealed Lands
for taxes, passed 13th day nf March, A. D. lili.
and tbe several Supplements thereto : The Treas
urer of Somerset county, hereby gives notice, that
unless the County, S, tioi l. KoaJ, and building
taxed, due on the following 1. aseatel Lamia, are
paid before the day ot sale, the whole or such part
of each tract as will pay tbe uses and eosta, will
ba sokl at the Conn House, in Somerset borocgh,
onl itbdayof Jane, lAsto. lor the arrearages ol
taxes due, and the co-ts accrued thereon.
ADDISON.
Sane of Tra. t.
Wm. J. Baer
Charry. Mary K.
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T'Kn, Jac-li. 14io
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Ames Thomas 17
Amerlne PbUlp , an
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Check. Jo no l M
tvrtrolhkcuell (Sweitieri.. St So
Miles. Jame a
. McCall, Joseph 1', A
Wells A Cu.bcrtson li y
BROTHERSVALLEY,
Barclay, Joel s So
Slein tbrauam 4
CONEMAU1H
Junes I "real 2 90
Kenstnger. Mary A X
Paisley. KiebarJ a 4:4
Rose, tieorge 2a
CONFLUENCE BOR.
DtKleon, Jame 1 70
leip Setiastiaa i
Davte. J B 1 To
lierbin, Sim. a 41
lvlwards, Thomas 2 44
Fulertun Bnia i il
Hotf uiaa A Rro 90.
Hoil man, lie. .rge v,
KobertAN. M 3 lp
Scbeil. Malleard . sO
Truotman, Wiai.--7i......M. 2 40
Walbrerht Chnrieis, 4 V)
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Welrv, Detater :
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M stJartney . Isaac '1 M
Msfhlvr. Thvma 8 W
Oiler, W ilham Sal
Philsoa.Kohrt 8 lu
Pitcher. William - 10
Scott. John 8 W
Witmer, Jacob... 4 an
Williams, Oeorge ... is
HanUa, Jaaes 1 :
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LAKDItK.
Lot.
t Aliernathy, Tbomaj 119
i Aoernatby, Charlotte 3
Arret.
Ttowman, Samuel "A 7u
'-bo . lfciwnmn A Kherwie lo 4
t l-al, John K.'s Ix ir 44
l'.i HetTner. I icnrr 7 7
U Urn. OiilUa Si7
11 Miller, UabricL 4 i
Lolt.
1 Meyers, Peter sheira........ 46
Acre:
i Wilmoth, AM
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" ?i:;!a. Andrew's tc'.'i... ?
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l:urrs, Williams 12 60
Lot.
1 DeaU Francis 1 XI
Arm.
W F. rward A Hnirns
404 . llalk welL, J.,60 1S
" Iiwrv, peter 13 Co
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M1DDLECUEEK.
Hedpil, liunntn..
O.iery, A lam's hi irs.
MILFORD.
Beam, Jacob
Brook. David
Benson, Peter
Caldwell, David C...
Caldwell. Samuel
Dim lap, John
(kbhart A Walter...
(Kishart, Mithias
Johnson. Wlltwn
.Meyers, Peiei uttn.
Wollenstrgur, .
Tom, Kacbael .......
Turn. Dlmh
Wilson, Thomae
Wilson, James..
Miller, Tlioio-is
Short, Jolin
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Bitner. Henry
Manrudent, Cbartea
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Bouse, John H.. .............
Benlord. John II
Deal, Edmund -
i.naia, John.................
Frlwlhoff, Joseph
HoSman, John..............
1-in.lamin, keiiomon.
Morton A Miller. -.
Med.iry AUHunua.....
MlnWeymlre, C...
Merril. Nathaniel......
Paul. Thomas.
Stevenaon, Jame
Sieves. Kranklm... ......
!chmukrr William
Tipton. John
NORHTHAJIPTON.
Baety, Sarnh
Brown. Musan.
Cotfroth A Picking
Kmrleka A Smith
Engieka, Lewis
Finemore. Marah. ...........
iroblen, Elizalieth.
MeBrlde, Sarah
Witt A Woliensoerger (S)
Wadman, Marj... ..........
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IVIlmnth, Alpb
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PAINT.
Barton, Thomas
Harklry, Hugh (SJ
Clirk, Daniel. ...............
Clark, Jame.
I.rsy'Ptrt.-k
Fspey, Andrew
E.-pey, Josiah.....
Innkerp, John........
Johnson. Perry
Llthman. Joseph
Moure. Abraham............
Morire, Joseph iX).... ......
Marlm. WiUiam.
Poor, John
Primrose, Vlnirt.....
Shaw, Henjamln., ...........
Stow. John
Swrogle. Thomas.............
Stockton. Richard
Seese, John
Tbornt n, William.. .
Trist. Elisabeth
Walker. Lewis.
West. John
Wsrner. Airrocmns
W illlams,lrel
SHADE.
Ackennan, Qeorge
Auderson. Samuel (1-d)
Campbell, Margaret
f amptielt, Mary.............
Carotline. Tbomaa.
( lark, Daniel...............
I:i ley, John
Dunn. James fJJ
F'.'Ule, Jobn. ................
Hltcbew, John
Hirchew, Oeorgo. ...........
Oliver, William (1-6)
Perry, Simon (1-6)
Tllton, William li,)
WithersUSamnel (1-dj
SOTJTHAM PTOTT.
Adams, Alex )
Ilroan. Thom:w I'J
Cary, Thomas
ComiH, William
Comb, Samuel's heirs. .......
Lngsik'tt. Levi
Mi-llrl.le, Mary
Philllpl, John...'
Honey. Jjmes ('.)
Shaw, Jafncs....; ,
Saiidlcr, J.iha
Tempest, Rachael
AVcyman, Catarinc (,',)
Weyman, Samuel.
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164 Balowin, W. C 2 74
l' Imclels, Lewis W ... 12
P1 Keyser. Jaob 3 so
10 Lape, William 1 o
Young. Ann Jr.............. 1 i
3S7 Ankeny, A.P 177
11 Kneads, Franklin. 10
31 Picking. Barnet 5 w
STONYCBEEK.
jo Klrchcr, Daniel. j ;
SUMMIT.
r.oft.
1 Hlns. W. J 1 4,)
30o4 Wittai Wolfcnsbergxr 4 40
1 , 19
T PrER TTHKEYFOOT.
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9 Baer. W. J. (wcimer) 1 13
140 Biddle, James............... 1 ,4
-o Clevenger, Paul. 1 sS
Acre:
44 King, Jr.ha 4
Lots.
Arret.
400 Lobn, Peter 4 io
Lolt.
1 Pile. John iv
Arret.
ie Sbnlti, James. 1 v.
t'RSINA BOR.
Lot?.
'1 Anderson Spencer A f. ... . 71
S Baer, W. J. 'saw null)...... 1 i
3i - 1 rj
! 4 Baer. Reflna. (tt
4 C'onra'l, Margarsu 1 lo
- Hileoz.Hrzsisiah 3 sz
- Morgan, Young AltesnoseiCo 7.1
Meyers, Dsvxl m
2 Sloan, Henry 1 7".
1 Thompson. Xan. si
2 Snyuer.Oeorge , I 7
N. O. Sale to commence at 10 A. M.
H. F. KNEPPER.
Trsaic&ju
Lrf.
The English Draft Horse
BONNIE PRINCE !
Cut ol OU Bsaais Prin, WX& Im EMlal
Win serve mares S the season of !. vis
Tbe Srst three days ol Ua wee A at tre stable ef
Alexander Coohtrjtnan, la Lavansville. Somt rset
coonty. Pa, and the next Usee days cause tn
Wcimer.s sbi. Ia Sfime.rset borough, changing
alternately iiirUhjei the (raann.
Fajvents to be made when the taare, A kiewa)
4i be with toe I. Any person parting fceaot.vtrvl
sug with an insured mare, will be htAI reapoosLo'x
k rihe ln.urao.-e. Dee ears w be taken, but n..
acesamtablilly lor acrjoerjls.
DESCIillTIO:
BONNIE PKlXnCisaljeaotlfQl dark. Ma.
six veers obt. staada eighteen bamls hiaa. .s-i
weighs 3 0 otmaiis He has powerful e ssd
inue. mrcm jig la roches subd Njno around the
maiU alare ea km leg. asat IS. Wta, mm4
Ue ju'Jcst place on hind leg : Uwjei4prop.nev
apTior action. Was slrvi by H,n-
mm run, fi.. ww sstmsj, i w estnsaselanss
count f.rt- several years. ii weighs 2.:j Man J,
ne was unpr,nei irons ag ism hy Washrngrom
Beale. Bonnie rVJ a dam la a Imrmm .:a
W iuv.1 !ii- mar, nan oinon, sne was flre.1
was wrnra, aj.. ' naported rron F.ngiaast
heavy ripe. by the PaoasylYanta block r-r rl
ing orsay. njess, Johnson, agent), waa owiet
i-y Vo estmoreland and Fayatto Horse 4,n
Jiy. and esed ta stand at Mt. r leasaat.
rnle Prove Is er!y full biont saaj fs on
doabceuly toe tamest hurss yam ever saw. He will
wnxn wura ia gouu erwmion AJe piMmls. 11-n-nio
Prtare ha proves himaeif a swre toe I getter.
Farj.ec: asd atock-raiaers t snsarreet (sjoaty
pet or let to Bonn le Prasce.
Mt bay horse -WAX WORK. Jr," will ataaoi
at Wat. SudcvS, Bcrtia and Friedas, tht seau
v WM. SVDER, Kcejter.
For, fastsw pertHiUrs address
April 14 ALEXANDER COtTNTSYtAN.,
SSIOXEE-S NOTICE. .
Notice Is hereby given, that tJeM Fit J and
wile, by deed of voleaus? aeslsnsieet. kxva
assismeil al their estate real and penural. ti
Solomon Baker ia trust for tbe aroetlt M tlieir
crertltors. Ail fsmiB. theraiote. Indebted to tmenr
will make pa j ment tn the said Assignee. ai
those havfcsst esaims er demand wiUreeal tbenv
duly suthenUcated fcratUemast,cciJuaeU, m
theemcs ot John H Chi. Eso.. !n WmeTt.
SOLOMON BAKES,
May Ai;eee,
t
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