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i.l.h AN cm NTY oMMIlTKE.
A. lh-.m.
.,v -.. r. miu.
;.,r fhar!.- Swojw.
,;l,.yA. Kinmiel.
1, Iail- 1 oiler.
i;.,r T. 1'.. 1'raiuz.
Mlil
, "I' S. Ijvcligood.
A. J- Sinner.
,., f'r- 1- Siiauli-
..i.wn r...r. John Puncaii.
H s. 1 1,-, k.
V. r mar..
X-'k' ('ot 4 ' s- Yo:.ikin.
I ,v I; ir. Saniind FoiiM.
,.'k-j! K.M.-Millen.
!-K. II.
.,;r. m'!'' 1"T Wallace McMillcIi.
.ii-S. P. IWbaugh.
! j;. r.riil-aker.
:,.;,.'-. H. l key-
,r atllll.l 1.0W-V.
P.nM li. W.i.-ncr.
. 1. t.- I'. ' Horner.
, -. ,..-A. 1". I'ickcv.
N'orili Ferry I'nilicrgcr.
l-ra 1 Emerii k.
r,.. i K ..ni:iiiu italdwiii.
:y. lior. Heiin- liowiuull.
,.-.f. 1 lh Metier.
Inr'h.-vl.--:- Ale. I:l:o:l-.
(...r - .1 -i" "' -I'iiriiiti.
:; ,r.. -Mil hael IjiU.
JiI Ml Kt.l l.KB,
. , . i liainnan.
lilt'.
aaiiv warm friend
.:--::;( t"i:vr, a- a man remarK-
v i- !,:- -..a" by rail.
.:.t -;.:, '. "i-'idreii's lln-e. from
.1; V.lCer' Store.
. lloyd a:- 1 he w iil tel! J oil
ho)
KM
11 v l';i 1 w;: disc.. t-r'il.
rapidly approaching when
wiil ic i:i I'ii'.I ojH-ra'.i'in.
Hi km I' cm he ili:aimil a"
..n !,. II. FisherA" Co.
and tii-iil' I'lulerwcar and
j. :i:i'i g 1.1-1. call at Walters
111 Is
M:.
!i-.ul.l fail to !'
!,c:r l'ru
tc of ill's i"i;tai !:i'! U. (oil
s'. P. Walter A .. .. N... ir Ma:n-
Aii-i ei r w-.re l"v shoes and
kind's wh.-n yoiiiiir. ever (.-ot to
: ..!'t!;c I'nit.il States.
: are in no 1 .,t press Trimuiins.
. e to buy them is at
X. 1'. Wai.tu: .V Go's.
'1 In- !."U-c and lot How occu
ii:::n II.-ii-;c".ier. For parti. :i
.4 Mr-, .h.ry buiiis.
ii. 1 Ie aju'-t lot Hats, Ilonr.ct,
...ri i.i'tit's F'.iruisliinj: ikmI-,
X. P. Waltek A .
. . bliss, bat In ina ignorant
i ! l'..v s Kidney Pad is costing
;-v :!,i -r liv.s. i". X. Boyd
-Ib rs. -. i arts and Teams to
s,la,rsv; A 'aiiibria niiir.i;id.
". k. la ar S unerset. to J. '. j.il-
Km.'
rk.-t.
to Is1 ile!ivetsl on
:i K.ii'r.ia.1. llih.-t
A :':!! line ..f Kauiily ir.Ks.-rie
. in .i; ( T a-h.
J01 hi Ki.i.li:k.
n. ru:M.:K-. I atn tin-aL'cut f..r
.!! "i.-.iiti "ra.l!e" the ls-t in
i s. 1;
Jo-l Ml Sll YYi,
s-.merset. 1'a.
l-i. "-In i xi hati-e f.r country
r , r cash wi- n.nv oiler the larg
! ..t r.i Sic .re X... 2 M.i. k.n ! i-i
'ooK l'.tEklTs.
i.-. l..i Hri;;' K..r your .r.ts
1 .- i.-r a::.'. TiiiM-thy. i -.!! ut the Flour
I"
..k .t I'.Ki KITS.
in.-. !.. k lu i.i ' I aii iii'Hin to the
ith a f i'.i line ..!' M.n kcrei p'i-h to
b.ti 'i.i j ri'to f. , c:ih i.r -roiluee.
. i- ;'.d ...-ii.rai.t.vl.
J isnii Kli.lcs.
Wiii:e-v.-ah utnl ! n:!iz. r. Land
u'.. ';tic l I'l.isti r, I.i:.ie aii.l t 'emctit.
i -t ii i cur load, and offer f..r s.ile
I....T. I nr p niiid. and at m ler.ite
r.'t .V. Illl LITs.
MiiikiT. M t i 'li.e.- Stkkit. 1 will
: Land at a:i litnc-. l'sf. Pork. Mut-
s.i'!-a-e. at reasonable prin-i. pen
w. lriiiia meat a-.ll three time!.
lltNKV KliD.VE.
1. f .r.- filing your little b:i'e
r croiip iii.sliciiics. remenilKT that
;r.ij...f Tar. II .reiiotind and Wild
is the iii.'.v coi,-h pnmratii.n that
im opium, iii..rj.!iine. nor any other
SO.i oi.ly by .. W. Beliford.
(.. .
.- 1 would rc.-pe.-t fully inform the
i'lcf
iaers-t county that I am selling '
au.'.s r
i tiie lns.t make of organs at vr
all and ss ure a bar-ain. Ssv-
-' :.'el -vans for i.!e.
lv.M J. IlKITLrT,
S .m.'rv.-t, Pa.
!- -1 iMii.li Ki:ti.v.' A marvelous
1 or i jtarrii. I:pl.theria. CaiikiT-mouth
' i Ache. With ach buttle there is
' ' - :.i..us nasal injis-tor for the more Sue's-:
;: tn-.ttnu nt of the complaint, w ithout
k'a . i.arp-e. I Vice ju irnts.
I'.r a,e J,y iK-.r-e W. lU-nford. S.iiM-r.jt,
All vBi.r Pus, at -Eivvti: Sle. I ue-i-s.
. il my fanu si:iuue one and a half
- n..rth of jenner ( r.es- Iloails. The
" "'aii- l i a-r.-..:i"ia. n- clearisl, and
:: - -' "l -Mte ..f cultivation. The build
'"' :"' ''""--V s p.l i.s lu-wa tine dv.- l!.
V l;..n-e Sn:l
(.-.--.I Laiik U.sii. aud ot tier
Any i-oa wi-hmi: to buv
..;:i.
-ii.e call n the undersigned, w ho i
il uif'.nuati.m as to Umi. title ,
-'' iid
im tt Cover, j
days has
! .Mm Wablc, f Addison, was committed
to jail, on Snnl:iy !a-t, on a charge ot fttruir
rt rr-f.
j Mr. Ed. F. Earl, of the tirni of Johiwm,
liigyc A Earl, Pitt-burgh. 1'a.. i visiting in
i tnw II.
i II .- Honor Ju Ige Hall held an adjourned
Court at this place, Friday evening and Sat-1
i unlay morning.
our mu.ii-al frien I, Al. llciikhardt, nearly
.niu-.il an eye out, with hi own vn -knife,
nil Sunday last.
X. I. Potter, !.., of Meyerxlale, who wat
in attemluiiee at the adjourned foiirt, eulhil
to s us Saturday luorniii);.
Ioii"t foruTt the meeting of the (iarlield
and Arthur lluh Satunlay niirlit . Let every
ili puhlii-aa voter he on hand.
j It -ost a man over in Washington county
J."i for kiliinj; live siuirrels out of M-asin.
Tiie 'ame law is enforeeI then'.
About the scarcest articles around nur
, iieihhorhiMiil are pond linal items. Suiniose
it is t'Ki wann for tights, runaways, etc.
The jHhir little children are poinjf off ata
rapid rate w ith cholera infantum and other
diseases. lie ean-ful of vour little ones.
Wc invite attention to the advertisement,
by t'otmty SiijH'rintemlent Pnf. J. II. Whip
key, of the Normal Schools of the county.
The Sheriff of Fayette county has !een
comK'!le.l to dismi-s all his deputy's on ac
i i-utit of the dullness of bu.-iness in his of
fice We are told that they are organizing a
iartield and Arthur Club at Frieilelis.
That's rk-ht. Whoop her up all along the
line.
A Degro in the employ of Contractor Spil- J
I-. r accidentally drovr the pick, with which!
he was diggitn.', clear throu.'li hi" foot, one j
.lav lat week.
The farmers were delayed in the garnering
..f their grain by the wet sk.-!1. Put no in
jury was done, and corn and itatoes are
iut more than booming.
Pew A. E. Tmxal, of Irw in Station, will :
p reach in the licfornied church, this plai-c, j
Sunday morning. July i'lth: and at I-avan-ville
at 2 o'cl.s k of the same day.
Hon. J. A. I'earre, judge of the Courts of .
Allegheny County Md., is rusticating at the ;
mier : Housi'. He is accoiuji-inied by a j
in an 1 a couple of his daughters. j
ti- . i.. :..r ir....l- 1. "
i . 11 re ii 11a "1 iiiit'iiiini iii.ii ii.ii iv mi ii if. .
ni'.l he coiiimcncisl at this end of theS. & C.
i:. R. within the next two weeks. The road
:-to be in running order by the 1st of Nov
ember. The jssip'.e of l.i-onicr are trying to have
: ,. Sunday train on the I.igoiiier Valley
: iad stopssl. They also w ant all ordinance
, -roiiibiting the hiring of vehicles by livery
: 11 n tliat day.
.nue of our farun rs. who wcn dilatory ill
1 .t taking in their luiy IkIWivii the show
e. have had some of that cmp silid.
1 c loss j.. cuiiliiieil to f w . and is not very
h'l . y in any one case.
iVe are requested by Prof. M. J. Pritts, of
t - place, to announce that he w ill coin
l ucc teaching a normal school at l.avans-
ie, on Monday. July LH, Issn. The term j
v 1! In-of ten W ivks" duration.
'A'e are tub! thai the wils in different
si rimis of the county are alive w ith stjuir
r -. If the hunters have juitiencc they can
b the tirst of Sepieluln-r shoulder theirshot
g .s and take a tramp into the woods.
ar
feiiow -citizen. HcrNrt Xii-mleiuus.
h:.- returned home after a three mouths'
to - in the States of liiio. Indiana. Illinois
... v;..!.;., It.. r.,..rt . .,,.t ...n itv
f "-recable ladi.-s in the W.-.tern country, i
;
. (.arliebl A Arthur club was organ ized 1
a: I s kwood one night of hist wtx'k. Thirty-!
sev meniliers signed the roll at the fir-t j
nits ing and the pr.i-HH ts are good for in-
ere. ,:.g the niiuilier t.i one htindrtsl and '
lirlv I
Gl. rles F. Laughton, formerly an em-
.1..... .rt.n 11. -,,. .Hi .wi ij in t.-in-n i.ii 11
I'll'.ll .11 illl. 1. IblLH Klllll, 1-- 111 I'" i
viit o his parents. Chancy lives in the
count- of Forest, and is in pood paying
bii-ih-s. He looks V) be in good health and
spirit-
)-. John II. llite. of Stoystown, claims
that le ha- twenty acn-i of the ln-at com in
S. niHsi't county. The ficl.l is situattsl on
thob liilaive the town. The crn is cer
t.iiiily very thriftv ami jrivi-. .Minise of an
:il.iiili.u:t viel.l.
r.ir.icrs ami sjairtsinen say that quail,
isimni tily known as artriiles, are this
seas.it: ciiiUMially plenty, ami that the j.ros--.st
Ir hinl shooting this fall is punl.
Their l.tinilam-e is attributi-1 to the mild
wciithi- of last winter.
In a .iher olumn we jiuhlish Ju.l:e
l:i:u k' letter, in reference to tieneral tiar
tici'l's . .tinection with the Crcslit Mohilier
The le: r was to have opjieared n. wei k.
and alt-ttion was callcl to it.
mishiiii .y the comjK.sitor.
but it was !
An e: -hane says: A coq-s of engineers.
i The weather P r thc past few
Ik-ii delightful.
Ulieve. tol in the employ of the Pitts- ()ar arKt.j(eartwi friend, Samuel Ilun-bur.-b
a .1 Uke Erie Iilr.a.1, are said to j , a lrivc to a cou.n. thuri.1 on
In- malctisr their way eastward over the i Sululav the way he mt a lady
route rt, ntly surveycl lrom l ittstmr,-!., t.y
way of .s.mcrsct and IJislfurd, to Chambers
buv.
Politic n now assemble in litllc groups
and disci, s the outlook with the u-i'.al i-
r-y and mpiiasis that is characteristic in a
Pri-idi'te ;1 auiiign. The ahii'ist univer
sal r.-ul-is that when they have finishes
t'le arg'H: nt each man thinks just as hedid
!(.. re.
An rlc has Iwn is.--.Hs by tVn. John F. j
liartrunft. ,,r the Fourth Brigade, tien. Bca- j
ver. au.ltl. Fifth Brigade, (ien. Hydcko r, i
t (.-( int K .mj) at Thomson Station, on the i
P. V. .VI'. I.. K.. from the Tlh to the Ulhof .
Sej.tem'iM-r. uring which time the annual ,
fail iiipeet. n will take pla.v. j
1 ...t M-.i - . . r K;t.u. t I
- - - - i a imn "t nimn .i. mil mn
.,,,,1 . . "...r i,..i- i..i.e
i- 1" -strat. 'n.ni injury and unable to at-
tend t.i tL'.
miB-t woriliv
matter liim-lf. This was a
hristian act, and those eoin-
IH.-llOll ..t.-. lui.-i v.'...- .
1 I
1-e.iug the -rkis force will sl.vp we'd
o ni.lits frt ,-ir dccJ of kindness.
Ir. tieorgn B. Fun.leiibcrg. om-e a prac
ticing physii-.n in this town, but low of
Cuinlx-rlaii.l. Md., is spending some days
ain-iug liisolJ',jilai,taifs here. Although
i
a-e ha hitc the locks of our friend, he
looks well. Al
,f our citizens are plca-sed I
to again take t. e I)K tor hv the liamL
Tlle K'l'ubllrin of old Beilfonl ha.1 a big
liUW ul l"t!r '-rtiehl ami Annur ratines-
tion inexting. The town was illumiiuited
and there w ere.,ver five bundrts tort lies in
the procese-ioii. Hon. John Ctsisna, Cliair
nian of the I j j-ublicaii Slate Central Com
mittee, ll.a.le ti.e (m !i of the occasion.
At the .rv--t.t time when there are so ; "" 7
many worthies, liniments iu the market, it! Fo The CAiirAios. We will aeud the
would be well t.. impjire w hich is the bt-4 i Heuld from now until the first of January,
this wiil I f und in M. B. P.oberts' celo- j to any address in Somerset county, for
brat.-i Enibrocati,,!,. It L a psanacea for all i OXE DOLLAR!
ailments that retire ruldiing either on man j Th m uicy in every case to accompany the
or lica.t. For saie only by i. W. Benford. order. SulsTibe at once, so as to get a full
j ai-count of the primary election to beheld in
"" Beneath the IVtr old Flag Again." '; June. The subscription doea n expire nii
A new S.ng and Chorus by T. WesU-ndorf. j til after the full aod coniplet returns of the
IVdicateJ to (artield and Arthur, the ! Presideiituil election have been published.
P.epui.li.-un utn.UiLatv for President and ' We Iu pe Kcpulilicaiu will s tlie nectity
V iei-I'rcsiditit. a bold, tirrit)g UH-lodv ,
(ss try that will i:l1.ire i-ourage in all Uie t
''"Jowers ami erwte a j-erfect storm of ap- j
plaust w hen nng t anv of the Rcimblican 1
mtvtiugs. I'l jctrued by an excellent por-
trait of kh. tiarfvld. Price ) cents. For !
alc by I "rof. I. J. Hcffley, Somerset, Tl. j
The sale of the per-ona! property of Mrs.
Elizalteth Hoffman, the woman lately lnur- i
den-d in flrithcrsvallcv township, took i
jilace on Satunlay. A larjre crowd was in
attendance. The articles sold, which coll-
sisfe.1 of stock ami the usual make-up of a
country farm-house. liroii):ht pxwl prici-s.
In many places along our streets it will be
imsTvni inai me pruss aiei www niv t-e
tint? the bi-tter of the pnerty holders, mn
sidcmbly to the detriment of theapKranee
of our thoroughfares, whereas, a few
hours work would remove these uncouth
objects and render the town decidedly
pleasing.
A new potato enemy has apM.-arcd. which
is said to ! more damaging to the plant
than the itato buj;. It is a small worm,
resembling a snail in sha and color, and
is from a fourth to a half inch in length.
They cut the leaf very rapidly, and if they
are half as numerous as the bug there will
be nothing left of the plant.
Mr. It. F. 'oi.cr hroujtht into our office,
Monday morning, a stock of oats, measuring
six feet and three indies in length, w hich he
had taken Tnnu a field on the farm of Mr.
Jacob Koontz. The oats fields in this eoun
, , ' , . ' .." .... i pursued from one end of the town to the
.khciierthis summer than formally,1 ,,,,,, , . , , , . .
tv 1.
years, and unless something unforeseen j
should hapcii the yield will be immense.
The State Central Committee of the Kc- i
publican party of Pennsylvania will meet at j
the lu-adouuricrs of the committee. X. E.
corner of Chestnut and Tenth streets in the
city of Philadelphia, on Thursday, the Jlli
day of July, ls.so, at 10 o'clock a. m., for
the purpose of organizing and transacting
such 1i!ii!v-"s a may W
attention.
brought to their ;
On Wcdncsifoy last Mr. Charles Shank, of
Shanksvillc, contracted with the manager of
a small travelling show to haul one of the
cin - u, wagons, w ith its load, from She place !
named to Jeniu r X Roads. He hitched up
his team, and when ju-t within sight of the
latter village one of his hor-es dropped dead
in the r.iad. It fell a victim to heat and
overwork.
The iiicuiIh-p. of thy Iartield and Arthur
Club are requested to meet at the Court
House, .Saturday evening, at 7:30 o'clock,
sharp. j;.:-incss (f iniKirtancc to the club
will lie trail acted. I-c-t every Republican
turn out.
W. 11. Fiiease,
W. P. Ko .-:;, President.
Secret an".
t tlie inivting. the l.uh instant, of
the stis klio'.ders of the Somerset Mechanical
Works, limited, A. J. Cascliecr was elected
President, Win. 15. Freae. Si-eri'tary, and C.
J. Harrison. Treasurer. The sti k and nia-
i tcrials belonging to the Addison foundry of
j Mr. J. S. Hartell iSuiHTintendeiit of the
j works) art' now in process of removal to the
j new place of business, near the dco: and
' steam mill.
Last Friday. George Koontz", son of ;il
liau KHintz. shot a i rane oil K'smtz's dam
that measured five feet and eight inches
across the wings and four feet eight inches
from tip of hill to toe. George is only rif-ti-cn
years of age, but he handles his rifle
with the skill and dexterity of an old Xim
rl. He shot the crane while in themiddle
of the dam and had to sw im a considerable
distance to procure it.
The little circus that has of late lvn ex- j
hibiting in the small villages of this and j
adjoining counties, on Tuesday of last week
abducted a young, partially-demented girl j
named l'.nrket from Shanksville. The fat h-
er of the foolish girl pursued the showmen !
to Gm-nsburg and procured the arrest of the ; jurymen for next court to seventy,
whole establishment. The circus men were I
unable to give 1-ail and were committed to ! ""TEI" AKRIVALS.-Aniong others, the f..l
jail. Thev will havea hearimroi, next We.1- ! nu""', w "Vistered at the s-im-ii.si.lav.
Tu.-dav morning Mr. llurket was j -' luri'"? I'4 wetk :
:.. ;,i. l.t- i!..,..,l,t,.r r,,;.!.,.r , r,,.l W. I. Pulfy and sister, W. J. Puffy, Siris
to prosecute the kidnapirs with eff-K-t. I
ne of our exchanges from Fayette coiin-
'.V 'l""1-" '"'a! en.p..f that county, al
though large, is not near so good as was at
first su.ioed. Many fields, w hilst they
make a fair sbowing, are not likely to turn
out well. Something intervened during the
maturing of the grain that caused the grains
to be small and defective. Wheat grown in
low ground is not so well filled as that on
; higher ground, and the default is snpimsed
: to have Uen ca'.iMl by rust.
I"
. Trent, Es.j., after practicing law for i
some time al l'wria, 111., ha n-turneltotlie
land of his nativity. He wants to live in a
country where the jeoile have some soul
where every- thought is not given tip to
mammon and finds ?ueh an at'iroai h to
1'ara.lise in old Somerset. His many friends
will tind hU card in t--day'a Hkrald, and i
welcscuk f..r hiin the jtronae in the Ta; A. K. Itrinton and family, tleartield,
profession which a man of his n-co-.iized 1 pa. ; Miss M. Jack, MissiE. Jaik, riiiladel
al.ilitv and aeiuirenient.s desi-rves. j phia ; Hon. W. M. Hall, Miss Julia Hall,
I V. M. Hall. Jr., Bedford, 1'a. ; Silas McMil-
Thctime of running the trains 011 the j it.n LiiMiiier: A. H. Van Horn, Lonaconitiir.
Somerset and Cambria llailroail has In-en
chaii;.-ed. The mail ea.-t leaves here at 1:31
p. in. and arrives at 3:10 p. m.; the mail west
leaes at 3:5) p. in. and arrives at 5:23 p. m.
The chanj-'e i a disagreeable one to our ieo
pie. We will not receive the Pittsburgh
papers until late in the afternoon, t'nder
the new arrangement. pxsseners cannot
reach lie. If. ml in one lay unless they are
driven to R n kw.jo.1 to take the local freight
train. We hoe the new time table w ill not
i Ik-of ions continuance.
. .. , , . .lf laIW He kindly
, orlensl Iiera seat m ins ougjr-, uui uwiiiiuig j
i the offer, she finally eonseiite.1 to place her !
' progeny in the hands of Mr. H.
Inniakin;; ,
th transfer from feminine to masculine
,
anus the ui.fortunate haby slipped through
, !
Sammy's fingers and fell plump into a mud
hole. It was not injured, and the mother j
picked it up and turned homeward. The i
afTuir was an ai-cident and no blame can
psjssibly l attributed to Mr. Hunsecker.
If jx-rsoiis were as careful of their hcallh
as tiny are of their wealth the death rate
would lie much smaller from that dreadful
scourge consumption. It carries off in the
l"nitcd States iu one year ten times more
iersoiis than suceumlicd to the yello'w fever
in the South. Thousands of valuable lives
le-ii saved from consumption
woui.i :iau
i .... f rr t-ii
Miad they ssl Miles' Syrup of Tar, Wild
Clierry and Horehound in time. In all
cases of whooping cough, croup, asthma
and lung affections it has proved to -be a
... .-.11,
1. ...l.n ! SI. .1.1 nl,.
cure w i.e.. ie.. -
"' . lnioru. . m-e mm. ra-
tra lar'e bottle, .sic.
'Spiire Dennis "ook has lately been on a
visit to Siutliampton, and reports that iu
due st ions of that township not a drop
of rain ha. fallen since the "ith day of July,
uu" " - "
ter. iliis is a friiigniar lacv aim is oi..'.et
unexplainable by ns. The high lavage
mountains, which arecovcre,! w ith timber,
draw all the rains, while the valleys, which
have been denuded of forests, are dry as
powder-horns. Perhaps the catting away
of the timber will explain the matter to
tome folks. We would like to spare our
fellow-citizens over the mountains a few of
our daily showers and stnnus.
of having a stalwart paper in the haixls of
every vrtet. The Uxuig will contiuoe to ,
be
RED-HOT REPTI'UCAX !
And will labor earnestly what it deems
the best interest of the tarty. Ask your
neighbor to subscribe !
' Klias Cunningliam, Esq., received a severe
hurt on Monday. He was holding a Imard
into which his young win Frank was tlri v-
ing a nail, when the hatchet he was usinit !
j slipi-cd from the boy's hand and struck his J
j father between the eyes, making an njrly 1
ipish. It.was lucky that the butt cud was j
!in front, a- the hatchet was a vcrv sharp !
: f
Mr. laniard II. Holhrook, w ife and three
children, of Onawa, Iowa, are on a visit to
relatives and friends at Somerset. Mr. H.
is a son of the late Henry L. Holbrook, well
known to all the older citizens of this coun
ty as a man of ability and a capital survey
or. The young man inherits the brains of
his father, and is a welcome guest in every
circle. We will not sjak of his personal
apicaranee, for we know he is a modest man.
We are pleased to know that Mr. Holhniok
is pmsN.-rus in the State of his adoption.
Mrs. Holbnsik (formerly ML-s Mary Oliver)
once taught in a ladies' seminary in this
town, and is well and favorably known to
many of our people.
A coiTesKmle!it states that as he jiasscd
thmugh Xew Ccntrcville the other day, at a
moderate gait, in a two horse buggy, he was
i other by half a dozen dogs, with bark, howl
J and snarl. One large black canine, so old as
I to have white side whiskers, especially de-
sired to insert hi broken fangs into some
quivering human flesh. Our friend is at a
loss to know why the dogs harked at Ihui as
he iescd. He considers himself good-looking,
isn't lame, and his raiment was of the
most fashionable attcni. We would ad
vise the good people of the lively village to
keep their dog indoors as tin-correspondent
j threatens to return soon, armed Gtj-n-pir,
land will surely lessen the nuinlxT of the
woliish nuisances.
The IIkskrves" Ukoion. The reunion of
the Pennsylvania Reserve Conw, in Harris-
burg, Thursday afternoon, drew together
about three hundred and fifty meniliers.
Ex-tlovernor Curt in presided. Owing to the
iilin-ss of tiovenior lloyt, who was cxiected,
he was not present. The oration of the day
was delivered by Hon. R. M. Henderson, of
Lebanon, and addresses were made by Major
Patterson, of Harrisburg ; General S. Wiley
Crawford, United States Army; Gen. Rolert
Patterson. Colonel William P. Mann, of
Philadelphia, anil ex-GoveniorCurtin. Let
ters of regret were received from a numlier
of prominent ersons, among them Generals
Hancock and Garfield. The present officers
were re-elected. Bellefontc was selected as
the place of meeting next year, the date to
In- fixed hv the Iloanl of officers.
AXOTIIKB E.XTKV JfKY. Every lU'W Cilse
ill the court of oyer and tenuiner necessitates
the drawing of additional jurymen. The
Savior-Cummins case (assault and battery
witn intent to kill) caused the Jury Com
missioners and Sheriff to meet on Saturday
evening and take from the w heel the fol
lowing' names :
Allegheny Tobias A. Miller, Hanie! J.
Keefcr.
Elklick Samuel J. Ringler, I.conanl
Matist. John Rlake.
Jefferson Silas H. Cable.
Mcyersdale Bor. Allien Hcllhy, Haniel
Shultz.
Milford Emanuel Enos.
Xortliaiiipton Joseph Pradiuguiu.
Salisbury Por. Abrani Fogle.
Somerset llor. J. H. Miller.
Somerset Gabriel Good, Cyrus C. Schrock,
Joseph Young.
Stoii wreck Joseph Sianglcr.
I'rsina llor. John H. IVufonl.
Wellershurg llor. Eli Shaffer.
This increases the entire panel of traverse
and family, Harry Slahl, French Evans,
Chas. Donnelly, sj. E. Pickson, 11. M. Kerr,
Alex. Harrison, J. Lingenfelser, II. J. Hush
Odd, E. II. Marshall, James It. Haines. I).
n,ra.; Miss Mana h. Ovcrm.lt,
and sons, Frostburx. Md.: J.
and wife, North Kiver, Va. ;
Mt. I'leasatit
W. II. Koch
Muhleman
Huoh T. ArU-rs,
Bradfor.1. Pa
; Will II.
A. Pearre,
Ixmita, tireenslmiy, Ta. ; (ii-o.
Miss Mary Pearre. tieo. A. Pearre, Jr., Cum
berland, Md. ; Miss L. Ilulmer, Lancaster,
Pa.; F. Bowers, Wo.Kls1.xk, Va. ; P. II .
Kelly, EdenhunJ, Va. ; J. M. Frenan, Ie
troit! Mich.; E. F. Woods, McKeeMport. Pa.;
Will Brien, Iiston. Mass.; Geo. 1). Wolf,
Xorristown, I'a.; 8. Shumway, I'hiladel.hia,
jMd.; H. E. 'Hk, Hajrerstown, Md. ; Fnsl
W
Iicisecker. Jenner X Koa.ls.
OLAKE Hoi SE.
t ii :i . i i ..i:iixr:...i:.. .
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nie Ftiii.lciilH-ri
Dr. t.c.rge 11. r iindcni-crg .
Cumberland, Md.; X. Xewinghani, I). T.
Boyd, wife and two children, Pittsburgh;
John sherrick, Mt. Pleasant; Mrs. Thos. It.
Hurd, Allegheny Citv.
T Hi 1V1I and familv JolinD Rmllr Miss , , ,. , , ,. , , f''uulJ " i' , "", , ,. tiTpnse IV. .111. 1 ll"t 1 ToVe a II P."! iicial I In twelve month, with interest ip.ih .lay ot !e
l.l.ojaanauiuin, Joiin t. 1.0.1.IJ, .M. .s The .u!.lishers In-lieve that this w.rk. f ,f the miners alive The ( a'llll 1 ,, ... i.;,,i 1;,.,. e , ,,, ... ! The.lel-rre-l ,voinr tobi.-ure.U.7 iu.Jsin..nt:
Marion S-Ullv, Miss Emma .Sullv, Miss . . ...ir..fllIK. nn.l i 1 V r .1 t. . v i SlieceSS ilunilg the 1; e-ot t!lo,e Do A , j.iA. i hH ,.r,,rty 1. in a ,. 1 . ,u.
n,Bl,,;,I ,,.,, ' Vnr '"1' ,,as sarefull cliteu ami I t.orrc.s:,n.lent of the I'rcSS AsSocia-; j(.ri..t,1( ; t, )1(.ni,. ;.,! ,e : manltv an. can be nvi.ie a Li.e 'h- ir.e.
Iiertl.asculh, I.. 11. lathes, Alex. Mur- arraIli;ti,i ,v R,.v. 1)r. Kobinsoij. with the I f n f 'i..,rr, ,w f, .Mows '-There is I , V 1 1 5 - ' . l.V !1a H. tll-I.lN E.
,1.h k, I'iltshunrl., Pa. Mrs. (ieo. A. Murkle. LstaM wf ,,rilf W. y s,,,;,,, wi fully ! "U ' " ! ". lJin,! tho I ?',"M, 1.'T"1, !? Vf. X' j "!) j " 14 A.emn.s.ratr.x ami Trunce.
; vkfield axi. Abthi I'll B.-Purstiant i frnm a 1-iin. M the ,owvr tlt, of pineHi!1
to a call publish.-d in the Hf.rald, a large narilJ lading frjin John-town toSchells
numbcr of the Pu-j-ublicans of S.mersct and j ia tott-nhii t() R-h(.re the olj
vicinity assembled at the Court House, Sat- . oafc ha(,e iMvrvvt Ac . thc , )Urt
urday evening, for thc punose of orgatiiz- a.1IH,ilue,j E1wo.h1 Swank, surveyor : Josct.h
ing a Garfield and Arthur Club. The meet
ing was called to order, and on motion of
j) j Horner, Wm. B. Frea-e was unain-
niotislv elected Chairman of the mee t inland
pr,i,l,.t of the (lub. On motion of Kd H.
iscu!!. K"ij., H. S. Kndsley, Y., was ehs tcsl
vice President of the meetimr and of the j
:
cnut ad on motion of L. C. Colborn. Es,j., (
p- Trent and W. P. Kucwr were elected I
Corresponding and Pts-onltng Se n.tari-s, !
and C. J. HarrL-s.n Trea-urer ; after which.
on motion of t . X Kooser, hsip, the 1 resi- :
dent was eiiiKiwered to apiiint and rcjiort
the names thereof to the next meeting of
the club, an Kiecutive Committee of live ;
meniliers, ami, on turtlier motion, tne l rts- i
idem was authorize. to appoint a commit-
tee of three to draft constitution and by laws
for thc future government of thc club. The
President ap'iiited F. J. Koiser, Ed B.
Scull and L. C. Colborn, Fxis., as such com
mittee. On motion of F-d B. Scull, Ijsp.
the President was directed to appoint a
omnuttee of three to procure signatures of ;
members of thc club, with Isiwer to api-unt j
suloommittees. Whereupon the President j
i aj.poir.ttsl EiUnir Kyle, I. J. Honierand W.
H. Welrley, Emi. On motion of A. C. j
Davis, the club, after giving three cheers i
for Garfield and Arthur, adjeurned to meet
at 8 o'clock, Satunlay evening, July 24th, (
l-.
The meeting was attended by aloitt one
hundnsl and fifty Republican voters and
the greatest enthusiasm and good feeling
prevailed. Vp to tlie present time loO ig
ratures have lieen obtaine.1 to the club and
it is confidently expected that the number
will be increased to at least two hundred
and fifty by the next meeting. The club
means business and every Republican, with- !
out regard to age, color or condition, should j
ioin it at once and assist in the rood work. !
Amarelnngclub wiil be lomie.1 anU uni-
forms w ill be supplied for those who are i
not able U pureha-sp for themselves. " J
r . , !
A ti yektised I.etiees. T-ic following let-,
tew remaining in the PostofHce, iWrsrt,
wiil ur I'vuaiuvu MJ lUC 1'1U 1 1 1 VUHT, '
if not called for bv August 10: Adams C J.
m i.. . i i .i tjt.... iv.c .
Brush Mrs S M. Binacker Capt J S. Baker !
Ella 0, Charltiwi John W, Emerv J P, (2),
GILsson W S. llanlin Josejih. Henderson
Vli; lUnn IImih- Vw.. I'.rn.
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L.K Herman, Long Miss Etfie, Miller Mrs
MT! niK.nVN-.lm.lUrr s;,k.rt
j.jjrofk Miss Ida, Schwang ljnanL ryh
J.l4i. Weimer Dennis F. Weighley John
W, Walker Wm, Weller Harriet, Zahinizer
Michael.
A. C. DaVW,
Postmaster.
Ptri'ck by I-tr.HTiSfJ. On last Thursday
morning, during a severe thunder-storm,
lightning struck the bum of 1'erry I'mlicr-
Rer, at Sipesvillr, seven miles north ol S.m-. JIarrisbi ru, July U', 1--K i
erset. The electric fluid first toiuhe.1 one of. T,, i;1ariJ f School Iins tors:
the corner jntsts, which it shattered for a The State Ttn-Jisiirtr, Hon. Saiuud F.utier,
considerable distance and also kniw ked oir; authorizes me to notice that all out-
the weather-boanliits for ei?ht or ten feet L;;,,,,;,, warrants Usu.sl to s. ho.,1 .li-tri- ts
ca. li war. It d. ended M the horsc-tal.le ; f. of 1 -T:. ,.,l,w m.
aloinr the t-ost. which it hlnekened in it !
l0U10 , ani ,.iayisl havoc with the buckles
ano rings hi a sci 01 uuroi.- uuiih.h ..v... t,w, warrants, numiicreit lrom l.-nn
by. Mr. rmliergeri-ntcPi.il his Imni " a w anls, remaiuing unpaid at the end of July,
few minutes after it was struck, and j win jMi,l ilurtii;; Augifc-I.
that it was :rvadcl by a strong sulphun.us ; j eunatulute s- ho..! ilirvctors ami all iu
smell, and that the smoke was so ih nsc- that : ,.rtyt,-, in l.ublic schools, that the long de-
he could not see his horse although only a
lew u uistan. - -y. " the State is thus happily ende.1. (V,X awakenctl, aivl ntli.-tlv n.s,.
grain or hay on the side of he stable which , J. P. Wu kfk-ii m, fr,.,,, U-.l. He di-1 i,,t i xhil.it
the lightning reached, or the c..me ueiic,, Supt. IMblic Instruction. hl tho sllirhtc-St .h-rce fear of any
would have been very serious. A daughter ; I,. . . ,
of Peter Sij. who was standing ill herfath-i A MoriiLi:'s (iaiKF.-The pride of a m..th-i kI11:" IK' P"'-' l' '"'-''i
er's house, als.ut 1M fc-t from thekini, was er, the life and joy of a home, are h. r child- i absorU-t I, ami Jrolnl!y .lip:."i Ht
sevenlv shucked, but we hear has entirely ren, hence her grief when sickness enters I moiilill lraytT. h siCiie.l to. i-rw-oveml.
Mr. Solomon Simm was rid"- and takes them away. Take warning then, VHWliT no r llVloiis t'X--m in. 111. ;ill
. 1 1 .!... : . 1. :e .1. : ie-ic 1 ill t iv ri 1 1 - i'-i'ti nnl s.'tt-Tuis-
inir n a hcirse siiine lortv or iiity risis ironi
the ham, when the animal was suddenly i have a Cough, Croup or Whooping Cough,
brought to his knees by the force of the j hich lead to Consumption, if you do not
slunk, and -Mr. S. was so stiinn.il that he j attend to it at once. SIIIU III'? CONSI'M p
almost fell to the ground. Several other TIOX t TUE is giiarante.it to cure them.
nei-hUirs also felt the force of the thunder- ; Pries 10 cents. .HI cents and $1. For Lame
bolt.
A cow liclonging to Andrew I-ohr, living
within a mile of town, was killed on the
same morning by lightning. It was the
most valuable of his herd. At the time of
the accident the cow was seeking shelter un
der a tree. Mr. Lohr is the man whom we j
have several times meiitiomil in conmi-tion
with a runaway accident in Jenner town
ship, which has laid him up for several 1
weeks uml which almost cost him his life.
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HeiiTlamlv has bad a streak of bad luck,
..." . , , ....
and is fully convinced that "misfortunes
never come singly.
A man named John Cochran, a Ik.ss hi
one of the mines of the Mcyersdale Coal
Company, was killed by lightning on Thurs
day afternoon, about one o'clock. The un
fortunate man was some sixty feet within
the mine, where he had taken refuge from
the fierce storm that seemed impending.
The lightning struck the head of the plane !
.,.!,. 1..,,., tm.ir.rn track of the trim
road. Mr. Cochran was standing on the
track when he met his death. Xo rain fell
from the overhanging black clouds, and but
little has fallen in the Meyer-dale region for
a coti.le of weeks. Mr. Cochran was a
youii(i man alut twenty-one years of a:e
ami unmarried. The mine in w hich he was
killed is but a few hundred yards from the
Keystone Mines. A horse near Mr. C. was ;
,,rostrated, hut recovered ill half an hour, j (ms ,,lormll,, in' tho bimlon and
Six or eh-ht arsons who were near the,.,, Walw Colliery Company's
nea,1ott..en,inewnenu.eii,.,u,,..,s1rula.!lu.w i,lutU vem ,,lt !lt Kisea, six in,'al!t f sui,n,(, when the exe.H
were terribly stunmsl, one man not having: -, - Vrt Tlio isIkwV wtw - 1:11' 1 . 1 : 1 1 ...1
his faculties restored for more than an hour.
The telejira.h oieratcr at Councils ville, when
apprised of Mr. Cochran's death, reported
hack that this was the fifth case of death
ny l.g.itn.ng tl.at naa ocurrcs, i.ur.ng j
day. Mr C. l.a.1 a brother living near . ha j
place e are indebt. to our clever fnend
John Ilockimr, jr.. for the iarttculars of this ;
'J 1
sad occurrence.
., ;
The house of John Shaifcr, three miles ,
east of town, was struck by lightning on
Thursday, hut no great damage w as done.
Ueai.y Ji lv 17th. A new Ilyuin and
Tune Hook for Sunday S hools, by Key.
Chas. S. Robinson, I. !., author of "Songs
for the Sanctuary," "'Spiritual Songs," etc.
"Spiritual Songs for the Sunday School.
The "Spiritual Songs Scries" of hvmn and
tunelj.s.ks, begun hv the issue of "Spiritual
Songs for the Church and the Choir," and
e.mtiiiue.1 by "Spiritual Som f..r s.s ial
Worship," is'now complete.1 by thepublica-
tion of a volume for the Sunday School.
.i ... ... i. . i e. ... it- i
1 ue attention 01 me i nnsrian jiuuiie i.as ;
of late Wn earnestly dirtrte.1 to the frivo-
lous character of manyof theSundav-si Iiool
songs iu vogue, and the Pastors generally, I
with thoughtful Sunday-school workers, i
have craved something which should not ;
....I.. . . .1 .. " I ... . 1 .1.
oiiij liufrrw me young, out, aioiesaiiiejime, :
ri.ltJvf.tn ll.i.ir t:.l.i in tin. ilim.itii.ti of tl.nl
uieu b niftier uu.i I'urvr 111 win anil nc.l- ,
niwt ,hi t wai, , , its,.X(t.n,n
)(f , most Uf f its ,v.r N. j
LIK,i jn ime-ica !
uen in America. !
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spinttuil Soii"s for the Suiulav School
1 -
contuiiis 102 lare pa-c-s, 3T2 hvmiis, ?2l i
, 1 1 . t. 1 . .- 1, 1 !
hvmns and chants. It is sulrttantiallr and
1 . -r 1 1 1.1 .1 - "t r 1
beautifiillv tMinnd in ml cloth, the inside of i
ij( i-i.i lelIl oriiuiiieiiii-i won ui'i.o.i.riaie
s. , . t.
senpture mottrnsi, in color. Price .f ie. re-
tail; to Sunday Schools, in quantities', 4"o.
ui.,i.i ...ii.i
t,.c .,w.ri..i..n.i,...t .1 ..i,..c-....c c.w...;r.
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of iv.
sW-uiriVKR A- IVi
T4'5 and Tl'i llnculwav. New York.
i.oau icws. i in a 1111 ion oi citizens oi i repi Vlllj; m uu iiopuu in mr j imu. henff, Who V.':iS lnij.li' atf i I 111 ill'
Milford township for a public road, begin- j of Commons, said he helieved that ( kjlio.f tile Iii'ht he fore arelhad
ninjcat a public r.o-1 leading fr-.m Walter's men perished hy the explosion." : rnade' "himself ohnoxious to t!ie oi'.t
Mill to a idiint at or near I'hineas Weimer's. ( TrroV. Julv 1.'. It is now Cer- i. . i i, ;,,!. ,.ftl. "tl. tl.i
...
1,, a i.uniie roa.t iciuling in mi Slialler a .Mill. :
t . . . t t j Savior's, at or near i
1
w here the railroad crosses: said nail, the i
Court appointed John Witt, surveyor; Jacob
1. Miller and Jacob Countryman, viewers.
On a petition of sunirry citizens of Shade
town.-l.ii for a road or hihw.iv lea. li iil-
Koeher and Isaiah Rodgcrs, viewer".
On a jietition of sundry citizens of Somer -
set township to vacate and supply a r.l
lca.li.uj from the S.mcrset and Jenner pike.
T- - 3.,r":,."t mar 3r
nie s, in sain lownsiiiii, tnei oun apiviiniei
. .. . , , .. , ,
joii.-i iv. .-si-oii, (unnin , joiiii i-. .--liaier ani
... , vi..wer,
.
, P.emabkaelf. r.est lt. It makes no dif-
vnaivf! jlow niaIlV l,vicians. or how much
me)i,.ine you have trie.1, it is now an estab-
i:.1kj a, that German Svrur. is the otilv
.ly w hich has given complete sqtisfac -
ti(,n in severe cases of Lung Kiscase. It is
tnle tlu.re are yrt thousamls of persons who
ure l,re,Usiwise.'l to Throat and Lunu' Affer-
tiotis. Consumption. Hemorrhages. Asthma,
Severe Colds nettled on the Breast, Pnenmo- j
nia. Whipping Cough, Ac. who have no ,
personal knowledge of Boschec's German i
i. -ii i.-.-.-.!
:-ynip. losucii we woum say ,aai
Kittles were sold last year without one com-
,,i3illt. Consumptives, try just one bottle.
Utvutar ,,izo 75 rtnl m, v au drurists
in Am.ric-a.
Robkets' Embbix atiox. Kheumatics or
sufferers with sprains, cuts, bruises, old or
fresh wounds, swellings, bums, etc., w ill
find it to their advantage to use M. B. P.ob-
.VI. 1. lino-
,x i .i , Til
anil ijfi-iiiiliw winA.lr Vnnv-n Tt
.,,
in.... i. .i.l.r.. k...
with much belter results than any liniment
in the market. It is also gors.1 for horses
where an oufward application is desire".
i ,.i i.i i. e. .. :
household.
jand weU regulated Mable. Pri,, 25 cents
I per bottle. For sale only by G. W. Benford.
per bottle.
Lataxsyille Items.
-
rmal
Prof. M. J. Pritts will ooen a normal
b.1 at thU plac. Julv 31.
Mr. -rj u thb twrt, ,
neat little Dam ihU summer!
fCT' b3t w village are busily
enirasreii ia cuocniii meir narvesus.
-
Mr. Ed. Thompson has returned
from the State Normal School. Hel.iol
well as ever he did.
l"5ci Sah.
1- .1 l . .!. 1 .
- " o. wnoomi, en.mreu u, :
rhenmauc their panen may, however, be
"sj by the use of the old reliable tot
i 3.v, P-oberts' EmbrocatiiMi. tsold over 50
years, -so musummi growLn 119 repuia
tion excels all other remedies. Price 35
cents per bottle. Try it just once,
only by G. W. Benford.
For sale
AtX OlTTASmSH School Warbixt-i to
BK P-UU.
I)e?ktment or ltm.tc Istki (-tio.v.
I
i-ni i, ii,i i,n.iitl.lnr!ii. n.i
j cnTnlit' mn!h . ,i that the bulam of
jav ; ,,. avmeni of the money due from 1
jou un.-foiiMoig u o-rrioie ris., .1 m.-v ;
I Hack, Side or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Iricc ii cents.
Sold by Geo. W. Henfonl, I'ruggist. .Som
erset, Pa.
The llrsT I Ever Kxi:w Of. J. G. Star-
key. a prominent and intluential citizen of
1 Iowa City, says: '"I have had the Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint for several years, and j
have used every remedy I could hear of, !
; , . '. .
: vour Shiloh s it.ili.cr advertise in our pa-
!" . . , ,
; st, and was iH-rsuadisl to try it. I am hap.
. ,' 1 t.
: pv to state that it has entirely cured me. It
i .' . . ,.. '. .... ., ,.,
j is i'ii.i.t.t mi: in-i n iiinii 1 i ll . nnt-vt ....
Price 73 cents.
For sale by Gcorgi
Pa.
W. Henfonl, Somerset,
Sines' Dvsextkkv Compoi xd. Then- are
no diseases that will so ipiiekly bring inci
dents of a person's past life and make him
j think of home and bis mother, as Cholera,
1 r'l...l ..,-1 11.. ..-..
' ra J svm... , ,
Craniw, Colic,
aim u.i loin &ti..itvia iu.s.a.s-. i.iii in ijv
without Sines' llysentery CouiMHind when
overtaken with the above disease is to lie al
most without hoie. For sale only by Geo.
W. P.. nfonl.
A Mine Ilvplosion.
J)Mov July 1-J. An explosion
(KVUrrt.J at twentv minutes past one
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violent. 11 is sii'iposeti inai
men were in the pit at the time, and
there is scarcely a prohahility that
anv will he saved. One body has
, n Uml at the ,)ottom of tho
Ventilation is U-insr restoreil
. . .. , , .
inn tor bodies. A despatch trom
. nr -c- i.i
Cardiff to the itmct savs: 'One
,,, , ,,..., ,.,:'v,t T,,,.n
11U...111.11 !!. V.ll lll., 11-.111.
were in the pit of the London and
South Wales Colliery Company's
mine at the time of the explosion,
and it is believed that all perished."
At about si o'clock the bodies of three
unfortunate miners were found near
the bottom of the simff, but thev
: i i . . i . i . i rri ..
I '""0 not yei neen orou-iu up. i ne
'f'TW ' the explosion was terrific,
j Mowing to atoms the ventilating fan
j m the upe-ast air mast, i ne scenes ;
j alniut the mines are repKirtedas heart i
i rendering. There is a large throng I
!.. ... .n-i T-n ..'ml in irriiol !
ui ihviuu jhctchi, .ihjisi.u m
Jiart Ol relatives ami Il'ienMS Ol tiie
imprisoned miners. Anions them
are women who are bewailing tilt
fate of husbands and SOUS, while
lmle children are asking anxiously
. . .1 i".l 1." .
concerning llleir ItllllCIS. J--ei
!.:.. ..-..Il.l.. l..iin 1I.11111 t.i i.r.
un ... ..w.. ... v..
i.. l, it,. t he rescltc Ol IIlC 111C11. Olll
. , . ,. 1
f.n n the o t Trident
Calculation lessens t to e.o. j b it
I am intonne-1 that it la not -os-
-11 Ai . .. . 1 i.i ....11;.
sioie inai o er iu iiumuni elm! 1-
,, , r,., .. - . ....
I..1.I ir.iTin ilieit I llO tilt l.i SI I
"" , ' .it'.i " i- I
vards deep. All the maehmerv was I
- . it ' .1
new. but the black vein seam is an i
, " , . ,
okl one, ana i:
well known in con-'j
. ' . , . .
Inection with previous explosions,
! one of which, in 1W, killed one
nunareci aim ionv-ine t is.ni.-.
1 i t t 1" ... 1- . . . .
A
ntvT despatch ?a's : '"A careful ex-
lamination of tiie company's ,MM'--'
j shows that l'JO men descended into
. .. e -
the t.it for the miiht shiit. Mr ll-
iliam Hareourt. Home Secretary,
1 - .
. . . ,
t:i n that 11 tiersor.S nave licrisnea
in I'woi ,-..li.n- It. is- immis-i.
1. i. ...... .v. - - .- i
kU to nv when tlie 1 iodic can he
..... .... . - - --
afelv reached, as proirres m restore-
in:the ventilation of the mine is j
vcrv slow. The families and friends :
of the lost miners stayed around the i Whkkmn'., Julv 111. .s a hanvl :
mouth of the pit all ni.L'ht, and the : f(f suipiurie acid was hein- envev
seenes were weird and hcartrender- i Pti to tm, ,.jtv t,;wlay, from an ad-i"?-
! ioinin town, in a wairon, it hurst
rill Tank Struck tT l.ihtnini!.
pjK viK0RI l'v JnU- 10. Last
(.Yia an 0'il line lt near '
Sa,amaVa anl the spurtir.i oil l-V
i some means t,k tire. A live-year-;
i ,. , , . i ., ,i- i,i ;
i old dail2llter ot Jolin W H.-nOUm,
. , . . . .i . .i ,
who was plavill.Z at the Spot w here
the rupture ill the pipe OCeurred,
had her tlothinir saturated with oil.
and hefore she could fret, away was:
eauglit 111 tlie
i alive.
flames and roated
! Tank CJo, helonfnn? to the Acme
Oil Com pan V, about a tliird of a
the Acme
mile Up Kansas I.ranell. .MC Kean '
; eountv. was struck hv li'htnin!T ear-
i lv this lliornin''. and at 11 OcliM-k
to-nL'ht had almost FJH'nt Its tury.
Tank (i"21,- aliout 'JtA feet down the
.stream, was in dancer. .Superintenil-
... i v. .1 :
; cnt M10W anil a Tan Ol men, ov ui -
j a trench and ikrnminsr the
: itream has prevented the tire fx-
, tendin" Two 'i-M barrel tanks
nT fCt.r . itv are bumin-. Thev
near Custer Citv are burning. They
oljr. ttriiet In- liiditrmv '
last niitht. Both belonjrto thc-"United
1 .pe
Lines. Four wells at Custer
Citv were also fired, and one was
; - , , , j . I,
now ;
look- as ii other tanks ami amoi
oimn2 ;
i propertv are sale, llie loss up to ;
ithe i.n'sent from
the storm in the
j Jiradlord region Will reach "--.' " W.
Accident.
, New CasTI.E, July lo. At an tar-
! Iv J t-Sterday inorninc; two
. workmen, names l resiKtiiveiv umes
' liarries and Martin Maley,eaeh aged
alout 21 years, attem jded to le-K?end
I i .11 .-,.i n- itttimr.tml fr. Atri.TA
i aociut e.w-. "",'",
S on the Kll-e 0t Uie ;'nsce 01 '
! lf7 this City The ea- ;
j CUt hJ " the W heed,
of the drum, and the cage, men, two
j jnn w hetlharrows and alxmt 1
..-., l . :
1 1 : . r I
a terrihle pa?h extending from his
Ixinics ioiu t jan vmsiiiiiiuici, 011.1,
i nose to his mroai was cut in nis
nose 10 ills inroai nun iui 111 111s
face, severing a portion of his chin,
, , flf l.;, l.in.
If"; , , r i
Both of Maley'si lejr? were broken.
one a!ove the knee Uie other above
the ankle. In addition to these the!
men sustainel some verv bad oruisc-s. 1
TlinSr ininn' an Bneh th.lt thev
...j - j
! may not recover.
1 1 1 V itsri I ire lauic n ci c j i raiti- Fi&uc-M V I t
home ; t:itel with wonderful velocity to the ' Has. ifrwri) v t. ..v
" i bottom, a distance of some 5- feet. ! i:hr, ni. KiVes' "
: . 1. - r . 1 l- " avissT oj.w.
Hanging "ftlie Murderer c.PM rs. Hull.
Xfav Yohk. Julv Id. Cox iiass-CMl !
a quiet nipht, retiring Intwirn 11
i ami 12, iiml falling intia !' ?!um-
her iM'lurt" Z OfliHK. I lis friutistl
and frit tnln were unrt'imttiii; yestcr-
iji in with t n'Fiu in pii" uic a stiiv
fl - , - ,
ro-lltlos, waiting llMin tmV-;
' inu ir form. II iel.,. i-i i.i tl.o .!
j and continued their h.i.i.rs until'a
late hour. At 11:"7 a iiK Ssag-o was
m-civi tl at tho Tuiiil'S iH'iiriir.' tin
fatal tvonls:
"Tin- (inventor ri-I'iises to int r
fen." .... ;.,. ...,,t -. .."..1....1.
"'j ....... ...... . . .. r
si-sscd anil even t ln crful. At :'; I
ho calli 'l Iijit!ty Aaron ainSrc-(jU(.-sti'l
him to notify the Ki-v. Mr.
Cook that lie was rcaily to receive
him, and Mr. Cook went into his,
cell. Hi- met him at the lo.r an-!
shook haii'ls with him conlially.
Alter the religious i xen iscs (. ox ate
a hearty hreakfast. and then more
prayers were sail until the ar
rival of the Sheriff ami his ilejuitii s.
At ahoiit S oYloek A.M.. Cox was
taken from his cell to the "allows.
The way was uj the corridor to the
entrance of tin- eoiirt-yanl. tlinrtly
under the Kridgv of Si'lis. Sin-rill'
l'.owe and riuli-r-slu-ri'.i' St vi ns
came tirst, thin folluwed Cox, witli
Kevs. Dr. Uussel, St. wart. Cook.
Lw and Hector. Tin- hlack eai.e
was on the head of the condoninc
man, and the fatal noose danL'linL"
from his neck. His arms wi re j. in-'
ioncd at the elhows. H,. ,Valkcl j
with a firm step and eoiiijMwcd !- :
h a firm step ami eompiw
meanor. As the procession reael
- oroeessiun reached
the gallows he looked at it with
seeming coolness. Then his eyes
dropped and his lips moved in
praver as he took his station be
neath the cross-piece. Tie' noose'
was then hooked into tin-pendent j
tope, and the. black cap drawn over
his face. One of the ministers talked !
to the condetin-d man in a low tone, i
.md continued until motioned to re-:
! tin.
Heretofore .1 platform or floor!
! fur 'tl), cul.irjt t st:lnl v,lt,n ,, !
UVavs hi en laid. There was only an i
UUUCl- J11UHC11 II. IilllU I lie 1'U.li'l
screen at the einl ol tin- pillows, j
was signalled by the sheriff, and cut i
with an axe the cord holding th ;
heavy weight. The condemned
manro.se four f-et simultaneously i
with the sound of tin- axe, ar.d then ,
with a rebound lie fell back. Then '
ensued the contortions of the body;
and contraction of the muscles usual
in case of death by strangulation. A '
minute later and these ceased, :':id j
shortly after all was still. J lie cor
(.ncr's; iitrv l'iid been sworn in and
j t
aucraoriei iinjue-i tiie nouy wa.
removed hv a:i undertaker. The
- 111 1 1 1
fUIu nil Will taKI' 1;HV (U .sim.I:iV.
fr.,1,1Tl.,.1.!1,fo,lo!,iiv1.I.i.ii Kii.....t I.
1 1 ' Mil HI- V-'a1'!'-1 MUH U "11 1 HI- a.ka
s-treet.
;.-neraI bi anfs I'm m e.
( ;u KNA. I,...., ju;v y, U is
thoritivclv stated lure that Jenend
. i-i . .11 1
( rrant Will T vim to tial r.a oclore
tJ(. ,,f,Vll''tlst. Settle up his aiiairs
Iid ;'o to New Yol k, where a posi-
tion is open for his acceptance. The
( n. r"l ! In on ti tii b rci t o
presl -
; ,i,.IK.v ,,;" tl,.. mi riean branel .f tli
i ' i - . . .
I) , I( is( i, s ( llii'I ( .11'll.air,
eos I .'inn I I 1 1101 ..'1 11 v ar a
! 1 . '-, ' m'-i I
, uarv ot s-."!" a war. mis ne
i".. I .... t. . . .5
...... . ....... n. .... -
' V , 1'
, ir vl lt , th,v ,, llllt enttrCy
jo,0 tH.ir )llVt.stnii lit.
I'risioncrs Miirtlentl.
Ssivti Kc Jr.1v 1."i At Lincoln.
, i :';,,. ,'.',.'.. v,,u. vr,,vi,.0 ,,
July '.'A, a young man named Harri
son, came into town, and, beeoinini:
intoxicates!."; was locked up. At
nif'iit a moii eiiccted an entrance to
;the jail andkilled Harrison. riddling '
i ,iinl with )U;i(. (m tjJt. ni-htof.
; the Fourth a niob again surrounded ;
the jail and killed tin- Deputy
i lai.r. ' '11 mi iii.iu .o.t.i '" ."
Inf'ttin visited the lail. takinir out aiel
i".. -:
iianirmi; a pri.
'. .i , ",
'oner, it is not kv.o-.vn
'
; u M iii.- 1. 1. si
oner s crnne was.
Scvcrclv Ituriieil.
and the contents were tnrown
over
two men and the horses, humin ail
in a terrihle manner.
M.XKKIKl).
K'HIXTZ P.KXFl.iIU). n the c
f July S. is,-. by Ki.ier V.". II. W
el:::, 4
; Mr. Henry K..nu t Mrs. Kiu.ir
i both of snersct.
iiap.tmax i;i:".vi''.VTKr.. Ju:
', at tl. home ,,f the bride, i.y I:, v. J. A. ,
1 Xuiier. Mr. C larles Hartmaii, of Fay.,f
timnty. I'a.. to Miss Sarah M. Broadwatt
county. Pa., to M
Of Smicrs. t cuiny
Pa.
1)1 KI.
viXtJEBT. on the 12th itist.. in W. i-
j iburg. 1'a., Mary, wife of Jercn.iah Win-'
jrt ai (; years, s months and PJ day-.
i '
, T.pi-rTS Miy f. 1-so ,i,:i,!J p-"ts
aiK,,'4 year t 5 months and .iay-
. . ' . ,. .," .
' 1KIrT May 1... Jo.oi 11 i.i t
I an'' "$
a.: ! 2
PKITTS. Mav is. Sarah V. Pritt-. a.-.-1
, s 3 n,,,n,!"' aml ,I"-V-
i iitewve were n.i..iren .
J-J-7
rnt's.)
oi r.us etiabket
Correetad by Cook k Bsaeira.
duuu is
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED
Applet, dried. T ----
.te to e
Aw. f.tllV.V.y.V.V.'.V.VV.V.V.Vi!!
; Vt
lie
i uotwr, r ir.u....
j B;whX'iV.V.V".:::::
..If
..See '
' Beeswax. V .
uan. ii,mlln, 9
'1"' hlmsV"
crj?
!;.
M ,kjng.
fctw. V
e
1
...iu to ;
-;
ae
e
loe
rn,-T".
r-t
; MMdUaes. iad eiv i n
1 M
isje
ll " '
j jouiu-m, f ta
i dn"
Potavxifbadiewi.
ZtHiM
wlde
; Pert dnea, V
iBjra
tuns, v .
JrSSSZZ,
" Aiht. vr .-
Vhu
"'.V..'.'.'.'.'.'.'..!
?1 vririfl )
': ti
H 06
...i0
WJisfi
.e
...! l
...........fcfllu .
' Tallow. 9
wneat.
I Wurai. 9 tj
1 Wool. V B.
ni'.ia , jgi jujj.o.i L.i.BL.BJi-i a
XE W AD VER T IS E 31 EX TS.
S.
TUr.N'T.
ATTOHNEY AT L W,
s.ii!rit. F'nn'a.
-y f-t'l'T U'S NnTICK
l
. m m
tstatcof Ji Bl.miti. lite..! Pilnl l..wn.biy,
Somerset Co., .Itc' J
Itttm Wstawentanron t. t.T est; huTlng
bon tersnie.1 Uuhe un.lfr-lift.'sl ey I'l""'
uthnrliT : noiii-e In hereby mven to 11 serx ns ,
In lrMcil l" Mlil r nn- in m.H linin"liat mv-!
liienf, hiwI lbii hsiir rl.om aiinst lfie...int
In urrM-nt tlimi ilulr .iilirnli. ilf l Im !Mtlpm.nt
nn s.;tur'Uy. ihw lh .lay "I August, ls-o.
: Hie
Lite ITSl'lenco ol - O'l iI.-i-ca-ws!.
HIIIAM ?!l SSH.MAN.
.Iutv-1. Kxcrutiir.
A
I DITOU'S NOTK K
la ths mutter ot the ) Ori.p.m ( uart of S -m-
e-nite ol sjtei'hca er.-t C.mnty. I'eanylva
Tr'nt ilee'il. ' r ii.
Th uo.leti!rM AiiM.'r. ;n. i!it.t t. sll
t't.urt in mrAkeili"r!''u' i. n i'l Ok- lund In ll:
lian-ls ol s;Aniael roivilrr. A iniitu.tr.it T nl Sie
phrn Trent .lec'il.. to un.l m-'Tiir thmM- li-'iMe rn
ti!e,l thprut-s tier- I'.v ao'i- noi'. e ihitt hn wiil.lt
iins t!ti-. In the i:'r-iiii el sumi-r-s-t, i- r tl:e
purple nf .ll.-n;ir.'in llie luli "l M p-lt-nieni,
oaSitiirlav Hie UOi ily il A'a.-;. !.,
al im o'.-l s-k A. C. when atnl wlrt all per
int- rcste.i can af.ea I.
JA.S. L. Pt nil.
July :i. 5 I. Aa.nt.ir.
IN"oriTial Scltool.
ri'HE MIKM4I. MTIO'-sOr SOMKKSKT
I county will enuiiiieai's no tne nats ai'P'n-us
and continue In e
.a until the examinutl'.n a.
the reiH-tivo urn s.ls. T.'ie loll..win am the 1-
esti-Dsuf the ditterer.t schuoU ar.-i me uauies ol
the iiniu-lpal: , , , . ,,
Hk..':u., July 2Cth : X. II .Critbni .1 sn.U. t .
! liann.i.
i Si.mkksct. July il;!i : K. K. Sanner an.U. Jay
Miller. ,
i SLisnt-EV, July : W. S. I.'.veox --.! n l .
I W. Smith.
J?i:vki;iai.s. AuKU.-iiil: '. HlVili and J.
II. ntvelv.
; N sw c'tnci mi.:; Anajt "A I J. WeMtr.
STitvsTi.ws. Amusi '1: i iir'i ar.'l J. M.
I IliTtaev.
j Stu.ientsahi.uhl r (.n seiil ai V.i i.jvninx '
' the se.-i..in 11 nie!.lt'le.
lultl.-n win 1 arranite-i i.y ine iramfn. ..1 1 I'
reiHH'tive m-h.!.-. an-t will vary a-ss'tMila; t
ll, e
1 1 leai(lli ut tt-rin un.i hraoi h- nil Hist.
1 J. H. WllieKKY.
Jy2i. c.me.y sujwrinwn.ient
I AWN T F N N 1 S'
A
C
Hi
E
Hi
Yi
ttAJD QTJABXERS.
Soal UiT ntustnteil Catal.israo.
S. A. CLARK k CO.,
1X1 WOOI STKEET,
PITTS3URCH, PA.
jotici-:.
v. i '-.itr
; - h-.-ir
it u me in
. .'i'fMiiDK
j n fi U 1 utm -ir r . . 111 i lia.i ,i i - .
' ,lfcati.-n l.Tsixa-n-i .- var:iiir i.ini
f -"t t.tvrn.-hin. S-.-mt.Tt c.fr:'y. ;i
, l,.n,a (.f lti4
MUSKS W Vn
iK!'.
Zi.M.-Ii i;man
! Jnne3J
l llbulx .1.L V.
PrnLic s.
OF VALVJ
I.K.
aklk r.r. . is;
M K.
:. i.r the
., r.i tae
f..r t ne
in-, Lite
Hv vinui! of an orler ..I -.iir .- .if':
1 (rphans' Court . .f S-n-r-s-t .-rr. Y
uniler-iimeJ A'l:riintir:itrix :m l 'lr.ot
siii-..1 real ee."e "1 W ilium i r.-i'
vl Smer-et UiwnI.i;.. .i.s:'J. wi:; .-n
Sl "('if ',. . 1 .".- '." '
at liul'li .lutcry, on te trci."--
:k r. :
sell the tulk.wiutf rtal r-t.ite :
A .-ertain tra.:t of lati.l Bitu.itc lnsi..ui.-rvt Tni. ,
j Si-merst ci.unty. Pn.. cntair.in :.7 arrps, ift- ra
1 ir ! -s. ail cis-.n-u j'i i-ii.. t win win. .1 u.ir
. tinit-er tlifn.i:D, H ai-n in fmi'lf: I'ni.ri an.)
i foiaUsaircautptuere..D. witn mill ib.u!. r.rn
and othvr ou-.t.all'iillif :ei V 1I1D1 1 in-1 j ol I'.'ltry
Kir0l!. JtKtpn ,iuu.. (,,i-.r st,at.-r. Phihp.;
1 I i - np an-i others.
1 Tl JMls I ln..thtr. I In a: r in. r1.J
FINANCIAL STATE3IEYF
OK
SOMERSET EOR. SCHOOL DISTRICT,
I'.IS THE TEAtt IJMJIi II NE 1ST, llSl).
W.M. H. WtlFLEY, Trc.isjrer,
lii
Cifh recireil Ir:m eo!leeiir 1.." 7!
. - Miite aj-pr-i rLitlon... y
T.tal
iii
i.l orlers f..r teacher' waiton...
-M.o5
repair.-, fuel A.e
" - S(;t'y an .. f ftj j. Coin.. .
Total
KLSura: i nv tiik i:sti::' t.
1.0 il
-1. V..5 Hi.
Amount
.!ue from tax LS'llector, ;'un?ol-
leeteil taxes .'! '-"J
We. the nn.lersnrneil AU-liturs of S itnerset t,T
niii;h. lio herel.y -erti!yihat we have examiae!
ail tiie v.-ai her? ot the l-.reidinir tatea:enf. an;
have u.uu-1 them crree. a- 1 true la ail partita
lan. I MAKI.KS C. SH . i EK, fE.t.i
MiLioN j.i-iarrs. i-kalj
;y 'ii Au:il.ii.
11
f j D
rw I a
4?
o
JOHN F.
T4
DEALER I M
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
. ' OILS, &C, &C-
TIii- f ; 1. wi :ir i- a
Hatchets, Haisiincr-r'i'i-s.
ll;.miiii-r-. .V-.
Bit-. a:ii T' . I.-1
the l:irg-st s-.- k
t '.!..r.s Pail!
Van.:-!,.
p.irial ;i-t "f ''
hi-v!-. A.I.-s. A.
sad'llcrv Hard'A'ar
!e Kni-..'- a::.', p. ri
n s.inii rsi-t utility.
- I". .r i;i-ide and o
r.i-l :'':i'-. 11 iv-s-
st. III. S.
an
,Vc Will-low1.!.
shl-. The be-!
i .r st.s k of C.
',r
-i ni:!i."
"vles. I i -
l..r. M-
Cr. t '.it s
- ,'.r Fi!.- i -
- .'!a:'i-iin.-l K-;'
kinds, .-hove!-. Fork. .
.roblt s. Pit k-, M V'hes.
M.i-.n Hanoi:, r-. .cp 1ju!!t.
stzi-i. l.iK!irJ iiia es. ij;iiniiin:T .
I...r Miit-. Ila-k.-t-. Tui. W.snieii l.u..k.-r
S i:u:i. r Prints. S;ici.. Tr.q
: us. IlalN-rt ti.in.s, iti-t. an
:id Si p.!
DOOi:-I..M KS, HIXCKS. -cnKV.-, ITCIIFX il )H-K.NOl :
a i I ev
i-tl.i:.
t!- i.tiii.i.r - !':
Tlie fat is. I k- n ev.-ryf!.:r.' tKiH- !-r-
in this kind of i.Ls and iHf my w i...l.- a
anv one in n-d of auythin-; in my w:ii
I will aiwavs sue a reasoiianie i-rtsi:; to n-;..
f.-r t!u r -.atroii.u-e. and hoj-e this sa-.ni
1N"T F0K:ET THE 1'LACF.
"2s o. 3, BAER'S BLOCK."
Just.7 2i, 1S).
jjauamaaau iin awmmii JiJ
SE W AD VER T1SE VESTS.
"IXECUTOUS NOTICE.
ti:eof r.l Aili'ithrr, litoof Stnnyc-i
rjf k Twp.,
Ix-lt'rs tt.l4ifnurf Id
h:kvmif lli urcl-4 !
un'tiryi-inol.
' I IwrvJ'V KlvO t lllime Itnli-ttlrrl ! It mk
j iurislil lyrHrnt. mt Ib-f" Batliii; cUlmt er
JUHII I Will iiliurt P rilT I " - wij" .in "hi'-
ralwj lur nUoionil Ss'.anUy. iB iy (
i tui'i!', lsi, t his Ut n-liinii
1 ii.iiv il.TI'ATHFR.
JtlftKaoN ALTFATHEK.
PEMHSYLVAtttA FEMALE COLLEGE, PITTSBURGH.
DelishtfaUy lnrtl on hich. eTtmmiT (rrmir.!:
away fruu city doim ai.il armike. intrl' r
raroilty, well ruraisheil IjalioratrrT. an t aa.uai.ln
coHecuuniif njioeraia ai'l inaertehralea f rll' -traUail
atuuy " Natural Heienc. M,xt pm os-ud
fivPU yts "F'-T eatal-ine. terms, kc. al ire:
l'Ft FM s. pIXETKAf, i-TOi-in.
Ja:yi 5.
S1
IIEUIFFS SALE.
i.r virtue c( r-rtiin writ of Ft l'a. lsiio-1 "t "f
ilnVt.urt uf f-mni'-n !'; m S.'in -r-ei i.nnfy
i-.. an,! t. m.i .itri-ete.!.
tl,.-
to j.ol li.
reltf at the l uun ine, iu m.: -.1,
1 !'
at t oVIack r. . ail th rtahf. title. ImereM an.l
el-iliu .! Iho .lricnaanr. Wiilutm S.itcr, ..1. ir.
and t. tlie : !! 'iiK .loaiTltsst rl e-tate. siiu:ti
in i)?mah..n!nx 1 ( . S..mrrj..t ei'Untv. r"a.,
is.nl ilainic Uls a .-raa iu..re i r lt. t which tlicri
are al.ut IT'. a.-r s.-ic:ir l a'.ut : a in
mes..t..w. Kltli a larz Lrli-li .lwllm '' Irainw
Iw.aini; li.'U-c, l.mia l'rn atnl ..lli.T.-iiO'U...lir-.-
lli. n-i.ll crc to.1. .t.l;.in!n-'!;in.l-W Iwnirl ll. rsi-v.
Jic,.h li.i.sli. 1-rats.in U hr. Honry laihr hnra
an l ..tiicr-., wiih i:..r i..nncn.in.i .
Taken .n picenH-n at trie ult of Jull. Suo;r
N.cil. B. Ail iwr- ma jmr-hanlr at ll.o a.'t
.'a!- will .ta9 liike a uco thai fart of t lies
i.up t-.ase ni.'iicv to ma.lt an..wn at tr.etiaie
..t wie will I ri-.ulrl as sin -is the t -,kty
1 kii.vkea .l..wa, .itl'.orwlselt will ha aolnex
,.. ft alo at the ri-K of the nrt pun-uawr.
The rcHueel tlie iar-h.aw money mnt ls (.. !
n or bel,.rw TnurMnjt ol the nrst week ot Aunat
t'ourt. the lime tunl t. theOmrt lor ihe.-kn..wl-e.lm.
nl of .l.-e-ls. .i:i.l n.i.if.st will he :.-kM-)Wl.-.li-e.1
until the mri-tuise money i al l in lull.
KVLK, MiT.il.
SiiEBirr'n Office.
Suiucrset. Juec W, .s0.
FOR SALE!
Theon-lenUne-l A.!mlni'ttatir nf the -i.ee
of TOIUAS ,UsiHLhlt. of t.'..n.-m.eii!h T'.tvn
j1iI;. Souicrtct C. utey. utr at fnvaie -ii,
on'..l
s.rri:iKi
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25 ACIIILS,
with ir"l BANK DAKN,
IWOiJiJiJil
DWELLINGHOUSES,
and othtr P.aiMini:. The I.in.l i" in a
ol .'ii:i..l. -it, iiic'it oil'? thirl tot
.1 --ale
1 1.11.1.
There is
A GOODORCHARD ON THE LAND!
ALSO
IX-
T COAL VEIN.
rt
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It not M 1-efi.re tht .late It will at tl'at time he
..siere.l a; l-uniiu S.ilc. ThU Utia 14 situa'e l
ni.ut live uuk-4 trom J..lin-town, near tho Ke.i
lri4.;, extcmiinz alonit the 1 1 Wv ,!le li- al.
ani is ..no of the most .lei.irat.ie HKMS in
Wjiitern Penn'vlvani.i. Partita limriKir 1" "-e
the k arm or le Vrn turther jKinkuUrs an: rfi'Ktt
e.i luealluu tas umierria'iKst.
IS At! VOHKK.
Ltl i .MISHI.KK.
Jane Co A'lniii.-iri.L.yr'.
ct"i ce sa-rr
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PITTSUL IalU UIVLSION.
)o ami arcerMay u. Hsii. tn!n on tl:l p.i-.l
wiil .iej,itrt ir-na ana arrive ;tt ilt.t,e..rnrr 1 rrm
aa l S jier Street.', ai tolluarj .
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MAIL. MAIL.
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buruh 7:4. A. M.
Tlie m il llr?.-t an l pleasant route to tte I'.n !t
iti'l S.utli via Wa."blti(fV.n City.
rtiruuich Mull leaviim: at :4u A. w.. lai!y. ar
rive at Wastiinirt.in at v.Ji a. .: H:il'iai..re. iur:.A
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m. : Ki. hni. ni a. .
Thn uiih l.xpr:. leavlnir T:5i r. . dally, ar
rives at Watnr.ti.n t 4u A. . : LiiiUm. re. ' 'J
a. . ; PhiiAi.elpaia; 1:14 p. . ; S. V.. i f. r. m.
Ttironich Mail train -laily.
i.je-s trait .iailyeieet Sar iay.
A-sjinui.lati .n trams an-l l ajette Lxrr-?
daiiyeicept Sua. lay.
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