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"Tlic .mrUmchotj- day hve come, the
n3(Mct of the year."
TUc OUo and Indians Mute election tkfce
lila1 "tie w-k from ta-day, Tuesday.
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nominee forCongrew in tins ditnct, wit In r.T Tnir r,mnv ... j ,: ., t.,,,1,.,,!!,. i-,w,.; ,,. K,.n
n ve ..uniay. j e,iIT,,r . Tlc a),ove woi., wm. j,rillt. , rullirijr. The Kerlin Garfield and Arthur
(frnrra! CofTroth has again started liijVul-M " "ery house in which a Repnbliran j club was addressed at it regular meeting, on
ontinc out. This time tho Valentine is a I liv in the town of Berlin, on Sitiirdny 1 Friilay evening last, by Mr. Fred W. Bei-
, Pmnocrat. Ia '7i it was a Grcccbacker. ' u'K"t. Hie 2d iu.-t. fo.kcr, of Jciiner, who, in a iorcib1e speech
The letters were ma-le wiih chalk, ouile i of thrcc quarters of an hour, handled the
The Ki'publican ni:ting at Pocahontas,
' called for the 21st, ha lie-n iti.fciied until
lat:r in the mouth.
The cya in tlie celebrated Coffrotli-Bur-
ket
Iican
larrje. on ncwlr naintrd doors and Imililimm. '; suc3 of the day with an ability rarely found
i-ai" cajc are 1,05 50, as any Kepub- . Some of Ibc houses presented an U'.-ly ap- j " 'f '"
or Democrat ran K-e by callins at the riarance. and will l-c much diMlcured when The IWlin delegation to tbe "grand rally"
Sines Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry and j
Hoarhound stands at the head of all prepar
ation of Tar Hoarhound, and it need only I
one trial to satisfy the tnort incredulous j
that it will do all that ia claimed of it ; '
that far Gmyki and CWt !t hit no Eqnnl. j
Bold by oil druggist at 23 and 50 Cents per
Bottle.
REPUBLICAN
MEETINGS !
Send
MAJtRIED.
Vjfes are loweno.ib, and the working
man that oUr the leiiiocnilic ticki-t, vrtej
to muke tlicui sitill lower.
Court House and examining tbe records. ; ,h , balk marks are washed off. "j?
... at Conffuenee, on Paturday, arrived borne j '
Winter apple are
brought into uiarkt-t.
Ileuibert. ISA
' pnil Wing e-iit er btisliel.
beint; picke.1 and
The average Jfice
-VS Vl"XTY OOMM1TTKE.
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One of the Urx-t ;uid Ihk! t" kof gMIs
ever brought to Milt'ord township can le
; e-n at Miller Bros', Kockwood.
duct, in the dead hour of night, deicnesthc
Coiiteinjit of ever- law-abiding citizen in the
t i .. . . ...
j luini. rseverai iii;-n liave expiw-il tlie
ojiinin that "any boy or youni; man who
timid wantotily dcf.ii e property in that way
j . would not hesitate to apply the torch if not
j There will be a grand Bepublican ina-w i restrainiil tlipitiah fear of the law."
; meeting and jM)le rai.-lng at Jonner y, j Now, who did it? And what wax it dune'
r.hoaji on Saturday, OcUlerl(, ls. Oen. for? It 1 evident that it wa not done by ,
' Jacob M. Camptx-11 and other dintiniruishetl , l"ys, or irrj-on-.ibk' parties. The work
A number of heavy frosts have oecnred in I
j the las: few nights, wliicli have left their i
j marks on any tender vegetation exposed.'
I The frost of Thur-day niirht was the heav-
. iet of the season here thus far. I
Kinmiil.
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! The grading of the cast end
Jatreet has itreatly improved the appearance
of the residencca in that section.
! .ikcr w ill le
of i'atriot I nvs-tin?.
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L,n.,1i,.r.-J'l'"1u"can-
' W. Bowuian.
T,rk.-vfH.t. S. Younkin.
. I,. ii,r Samuel Fount.
ipvk-JK,,MilI,-n-
iU 11. Pull.
J'.,.vwlle n .r.-Wallace McMillen.
f.j.T.,!. S. 1'. IWbaUKh.
f U Brubaker.
1 ... i:,,r Samuel Lowry
present and address the was loo well done; anl Iwiys have no re-! l-imli, in l.rotnersvaiie lownsnip, i win
ven-e to Klut f,.r political n aoo. It is ls- i now pve you a description of a beet that
i lieved to U the wort of voimtr iik-i. wli.w ! beats bis beet. I have a bw t that baa not
In ar-uin? polities, p-ntlemeu, don't sset J a.-c-s ria.w from eiirhUs n tothirtv-live. The ' -fone to seed, and it measure IS inches in
so excited. Keen on your shirts ; nn t'lw- I II.,..,...,,. ... :.. n 1 I : inebes in cimimference. and
1 t j - niiji-4t 111 nit- iu.ijii.iin in it, I ,i
j The leaves uiwn the forest trees are rap- j lion wan ever won by calling a man a lop- , aml ,,,. tIl(.v with ;,,,;,;. . ,mt w,.ighs i pounds. 1 now wish to hcarfrom
idly tuniins odor from a deep enn to j eared liar, nor a oundidatc ever elected by ! if tm.v ;,.., ,. f m, j ,,ilt ! ai.vone that has a beet that will beat this
Koiden. yetiow, russet and brow... j ,M1IlchIjlK yollr m,m,ufs nose throu!, the van,Uiim will be tolerated here in tbe fa, i beet.
back of his bead, keen cool . : l..,..,i v... i :n ... . 1 v.. I John Oeosok.
af. lv th? same evening, and report the LOHR LAMBEKT. In Ptonyrreek Tp., '
meeting a grand success. The Murdy Re- jBt the residence of Zac. Lambert, by Kuv. J. ;
publicans of t'ontluenee and vicinity can al- ! u Slioup, Samuel Lohr, of .Somerset, to F.I-
ways b relied u-h.h to do tbt ir work well j ,,'n L"' of Stonycreek. !
and ni the ritsht time. Com. j GAHAfiEX -KUOXTZ. In Uuckst iwii, .
Br Ki.i.N, ;. -1, 1SSD. I by same, -Samuel (iuhaen, of Shade Fur-j
m i nace, U Susan Koontit, of near Sprueetown.
New Baltimore. Sept. 27. ! DAVIS PILE. In Berlin, Sept. 2;th,
Kktos Heralu: Having seen in your pa- j iKiO, by Her. J. W. rofliiilerr'er, Boss K. ;
imt an account ft a beef- raised by Fuller Invis lo Julia Pile. Isth of Somerset I'a. t
-MECTIXi:s will 1'C Jit 11 ilt
i liwin times and jilaccs.
i When the Nsues invoUcl in the
: -' " " ; I"li'ieal contest, now b; in w::-d.
DBl'RY. At his resilcnce in WomIstH:k, ; pis-M ntiil and dis- nx d.
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j Prof. X. B. Critehtitld, of Berlin, will ad
I dre-s the RejMiblican meotingat Davidnville,
!ou tbe Ttb int., and at Hilleipts', on the
iHh.
It is now said that the ridiculous story
about (reneral Hancock wearing corset arose
from the fact that he "stava" on Governor's
Maud.
ia. " I s. J: v e.r.
fU i J . avid K. Warner.
.r.S u" r-r.-i-j-"irr
u"11" J -Perry I'mWiyer.
I-rul F.mcrick.
',wMi.dMi-l J. Snyder.
41 I'. -r Henry B-iwuian.
I V M ibstetier.
i l'nrkefo.t - Alex. lU.oads.
T .. 1 Jellllilms.
J CUainuan.
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' loyal North, thev will find thctiiv.lvcs sikIIv
Alxnit this time o vear the wise merchant j ,llisilk'- Tl"'"' evidently s-metbini;
planteth bis winter crop of advertisements j ,!"'l''r ",:,n mero V ' t!.o matter, sim-e
! in the columns of his local i.aiKr. irivcth it ; c"'r '"'piioiKtm in town rce.-ivel thesame
f s.l.K KBilsihK.
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jpciotal
V.mrirk lata of
S.'Utnniitwu
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. i:,Kute rraok Slpe aud wife,
" la Jcauer tiwiu!p.
j ltir f I'tMlIp Shiver, Jr., Ute of
; vutf ( Jvr t' S'T, lateot MU-
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A K-publican itieetina; was held at (icb-
harts, Saturday afternoon, and was address
ed by F. J. Kooaer, J. L. 1'uirh, and Geo. IL
Scull, Ex'a.
In front of the old Sol Baker tavern stand
in Bakersville, is a poplar tree that fr the
last ten years has grown at the rate of eight
and onedialf feet each year.
We want some good, dry pine for kindling
purjioses. Thoeeof ojr atruus who have
promised us wood, ami have the kind we
want, can bring it in at nine.
I We are clad to know that our friend Mr.
Noah Scott, of Lower Turkey f.x.t, who bad
i !een so dangerously ill Jor some time pa-st,
' j is a'sin able to lie up and about.
I By refpiest of Addison Keptibliiuis the
meetini; that was advertised to be held at
Petersburg will be held at reek's School
I Houc at the same time and date.
J ,ltte ..f J.p J. Smith, Ute of
5 " ..uirrwt t.iwmliip. loc U.
. X. Bovd's.
Filr
:ra-- a' Boyd's.
p,.,k at . X. Boyd's.
1.,. .. low prices at "
v sued t" th.we who buy
,v.!-.
!,. w 1 t of uti hes. l.s ks ana 1
n- ;i- I!. M'l..weH's.
i;..h at '. X. Boyd's. i
;. n; and 1'bililrenV lbws-, fn:n J
;..irl. a: Waiter's Store.
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j O - "' lli'.RAU' can oe o:kuhm-i 01 j
Lc- 1'''!", "rr!,as- 1!- ''!-,'rV: j
,! It ,-.ks a '. X. Boyd s. j
.tlvi line f (ieut's Fumisbing loxsls j
. jj ,; at X. I. Walter Si t'o's. Xo. Mam- j
Autumn leaves and autumn grasses may
now lie gathered. Don't put it ofT till frost,
for the leaves will not retain their brilliant
colors so long after ln-ing touched by the
fnK .
ur merehantilc friend, tieorr'e P.. Parker
wishes to inform ids patrons that he has
juM received bis fall st.K-k of gissls which
will Ik- pleased to have them call mid es-
be
amine.
lnigs at I The Harriburg I'alru4 i iM-ing distributet!
1 throughout this county by our Democratic
iin-iiiis-n as a camgiaign oocumciit. Iher
sleiul'l send tlie rittstiurgh I "tt along as a
supplement.
Stint
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f 3 ,at M,M f "eW P'KNK j escape tbe ravages of the dread disease.
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A Republican meeting will beheld at Wei
ler's School house, this township. Monday
evening, October IS. at 7 o'clock r. u. The
meeting will lie addressed by Hon. Jacob
M. 'anipU-11.
Diphtheria has la-en prevail. ng to mi. h an
extent in Connellsville that the achooU are
but slightly attended, and many Jarenfs
have taken their children to the country to
lb
X. D. WtTKR Co s.
toil-attending tbe "Xew YorkCir
, ..aid buy their dnigs of C. X. Boyd
ie nijney.
Miilinery a:tl Gent's Furnishing
. to
X. D. Walilb A'o's.
rils- for the Hlkald and buy your
f X. Boyd. He s-ll cheap ai the
.! P.m .ksat ('. X. Boyd's.
!. V. altc-r A Co. have just received a
kof Neckties. St arts, Hats, Bonnets,
-' I'ii.lcrwi-ar, Ladies' Coats, Dolmans,
'i. at's Furnishing t.Mxls, Ac.
vti n Horses, t arts and Teams to
,ut id the Somerset amnna ranroao.
Apfl on work, near Somerset, to J. . . Spil-
'ler.'mni.-tor.
S. 'l!!ouks at C. X. Boyd's.
.ii .it and canvxssem make from $i5 to
r w. li v lling goiKls for E. (J. Hideout
10 B in lay stgect, Xew York. Send
ir Catalogue and terms.
vti.p iVoO ties, to be delivereil on
tM.-r-et A Cambria Railroad. Highest
t pri'i-s jiaid.
James Parsox.
Somerset, Pa.
bund tlie celebrated (Jolden
Bert
fJisiceries
r.iii;. 1 heap for cash.
Jositu Keller.
thv sr.ui Farmers attending Court
i. itiivtbat we will have in stock
:Vr ' .r sale, cboiiv Western Timothy
it r l.u-hel if 4." ixmnds.
Cook A Bckrits.
. !'.o..k at C. X. Boyd's.
r M p.k rr. MisCRissSTRr.rr I will
n 1iih1 at all times, Beef, Tork, Mut-
: i -".c.i-aife. at rmxinable prices. 0en
. will ni 11 a meat wagon three times
--ik.
Henry Krehar.
''rT- and Farmers who are alive to
iti;. n-t an- at ibis season of the year
-'th. ir chi. ken M. It Roberta Poultry
i'tv It niiiki-s them healthy and strong,
' !- I'.u-iitly more valuable for the full
! Honesty is the bet policy in medicine as
I well as in other things. Ayer's Sarsaparilla
i is a genuine preparation, an unequalled
! spring medicine and blood purifier, decided
; ly snierior to all others in the market. Trial
: proves it.
frequent dressings of printers' ink and the
necessary watering of "locals." As a result,
his harvest of gold and of silver and of green
backs is increased an hundred fold, and he
laugheth in his sleeve as he gazeth upon the
Sheriff attaching the gKjds of Ids rival, who
didn't advertise.
. Will the Dcavtcrnt plea.se explain why its
uncle did not put in an apissrance at the
trial of the "eleven circus tnimps'1 whom he
promised "to send to the ciiitentiary," in
stead of leaving it to his i.-tner, w ho in his
opening, said that he knew nothing alsiut
the case? Wa it that lie knew thcM; men
were imu cent and that he had put over one
tliou-and duiuirs vt costs u;on the county
and was afraid of being held responsible.
Work is being pushed with vigor at this
end of the S. C. R. It., in order to finish
upls-for- eobl weather sets in. Among
other wo. '; the bridge at Kantner's dam has
been put up and the wooden supcrstrueture
is being pla- ..I in the p:les where the road
crosses the cr.-ek at tb" Stoystown bridge.
Track has been laid up as far as the Factory
road and ballast is broken almost from there
to the site of the new depot. The track will
be laid tip to the List named point during
he present week.
A beautiful pole, over l' feet in length,
was raised by tbe Republican of Somerset
township, north, at Rhoads' Tannery, Sat
urday aftcrn.x-n. Near the top were three
icnnauts with tiarlicld
ln-11 .iiiitel u;jn Ibein. A handsome j
American llag n as run up als.u; six! ; f.-ct
C. .... tl.A ....,,.,.1 noil M"i lltl f,trl,.1 it,..
brtsae. Our brethren in the north are doing
good work as their vote on the 2nd of No
vember will testify. Let tho Republicans of j ,
Somerset township No. 1. do the same.
cntle hiiit. We arc charitable eiioti-'h to
I brlievc that no married man. or nrots-nv i
holder, had anything to do with it; but it
was done by jK-rsons who knew what they
wero doing. It was no thoughtless act.
Simon jivrc tnnlirc did the whole busim-ss.
Perhaps it wan intended as a preliminary
to a scries of warnings, such a are served on
Republicans in the South. If so, we may
supKise that, in due course of time, we may
waken up to liud Shot-guns, liwie-knives,
Co'lins and all the implements of Ku-K lux
ism. White-liners, Ac, of the South tacked
to our doors. But, bo it understood by the
Denck-racy of this pta;-e that, howeversmall
our number here, when that kind of thing
occurs, they will tiud men who heard the
Relic! yell from Sbiloh to Nashville, and
from Bull Ran to Appomattox, anil are now
treading the free soil of the North, Hod's
own country, where men can vote as they
please, and v. here their votes w dl be honest
ly counted. "Bloody Shirt," indeed ! Docs
not every school Imiv know that many mur
ders h.ve been committed in tho South to
keep men from voting their sentiments?
And now when we refer to them they say
we are "waving the Bloody Snirt. Ihcv
want to heap all manner
Republicans and expect them to hold their j
I slice. I
"Waving the Bloody Shirt !'' Yes, let it j
wave high as the heavens, and show to the I
j World what men who failed to destroy their
j fl.tvcrnmcnt are doing now.
1 "t.arlleli! nr.,1 ".'ilt. ' ' We heiii'Ve M.
Arthur, and! amp-;,, frt .... i,,,,,,.,.,,,!,. ,.,:.,i ,-
Wo have nothing to say og:i!! (on. llaii
cis k. It is not the record ol cither that is
before the country. Who wiil deny that
the Southern wing of the Deinoi ratie party
trteit to Icstn.v ,-.ir liovernin-.-nt, and that
Kwcatio' al N'oTH E Appletou's Series
of school readers will be introduced into the
schools of Somerset township, at the open
ing of the approaching term, October lufh.
The introduction will be effected by an ex
change of the old books in use, for the new
liooks and a small consideration of money.
We have also adopted GofTs Arithmetic, for
gradual introduction, where it is required
or desired. An elementary work on gram
mar, will also be placed on the same condi
tions, where it may lie desired by teacher
orjiitrou. By order of the Board,
D. HtSBASIi.
p . By special arrangements these
books will be placed in the ha nils of J. B
Snyder A Co., in Somerset borough, for sale
and distribution.
icy were greatly encouraged by Northern
! traitors? Who does not know that the I
Fashion hints : Autumn cloaks are very
1 in. .:.).. . ;,. ,.ti ..,,1,,,,,,, ...Uwl
n.iif:, . ....... . .. ..... ... .... -n...... ...-. ., ,(
ery long cloaks will again tie worn, t'lti-'ii j ,
trims dresses, cloaks and lionncts. Collars'
of dresses oee made immensely large. Gold .
thread crops out in the new black hi-e.
Basques will not go out of fashion this sea- J
son. ew i.iugueiloe lace r.pjiears 111 coins;
shades. Plain 111 pes of cloth will be the
first fall wniis. Jet collars go with black
silk ami velvet cr-tumes. Feather nichings
are revived for dresses and cloaks. R-d and
gray arc fashionable colors in combinations.
publican party, to a man, stood bet-.vi en
! them and their hellish di-ij-
oerats howl; their doom
.!e:o. Mcnc, Tckel. lphaiin."
Yours for ;:ood Government,
Rt:rcnuiN
P.i:i:i.'n. !. ."1, lss;i
artinee scv-
Mii.iokii lri:vs.
Jack Frost has made his
eral mornings this week.
Our friend Kdward Bent'ord. vhoha.-bicu
in the We-t some titne. came home on Wed-
Rts! las- veils will lie worn by a few eccen
tric ladies.
lU-sllilV.
To-dav there will bp a
of Miller Bros., Rock wood, hist week return
ed from tbe eastern cities, where lie had
been for some time earefullv selecting a fall
For the future all communications to Su- I nmi winter stock of poods which will be re-
.... , , . i Gcbbarts, which wiil be largrlv attended bv
Our friend Jiceph D. Miller, of the hrm ; . .
pcrvisor Howard Miller, in regard to tlie
census, should lie addresseil to LewLsburg,
I'nion county. Pa., and not Klklick, as bere
tuforc. Mr. Miller has removed to the for
mer phve.
I JM- i.:i liiitHt tlie celelirated ii
l Fr& H .Mr. made at Springfield, O.
jl is 4 rk.-t. A full line of Family fJm
A
The Gartield and Arthur Club of Friedens
bad an enthusiastic meeting and torchlight
priK-essiou, Saturday evening. The meeting
was addn-scd by F. W. Bei.s ker, of Jen
ner, and F1 B. Scull and L. C. Colborn,
Kisjs., of Simerset.
After you have purchased your stamps at
the jsistoffiee windoa-, it Is a good plan to
step aside and let somebody else do thesame.
I'nless you have a mortgage on the floor in
front of the window, don't stand there more
tluui four hours at a time.
Diphtheria is again prevailent in different
sections of this county It broke out in the
family of our pressman, Mr. Charles Kline,
last week. Several of his children were taken
with the dread disease at one time. One of
them died and the others are slowly recover
ing. Attestiom. Ili:prBLlcs. A grand Re
publican rally and jmiIc raising will lie held
ai it.ix.iury, on fiatuMay, uctolx-r vu, at S
j o'cliK-k p. m. At 7 o'clock the meeting will
j be addressed bv able speakers. All are in
vited to come and hear the vital issues of
the campaign fairly discusm-d.
I t bu
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"U luve a horse for sale, one j-ackage
II irse Powders will improve his
ion to the extent of 10 iht cent, in his
''- prii-o. Fanners, figure this out. 20
' bays a package. For sale by all drug-
''-i lt -.ks at C. X. IViyd's.
a.kcr Are there any two things as an-
istii- a Gartield and Hancock ? Miller
ruiiiiy. Rheumatism and Rolierts' Em-
ati.m. Walker Wbv? Miller Iktause
"' tin- KuibrtM-ation is it is too hot for
'""ati-in. Sild by all druggiMs at 35 and
I ' k t C. X. Bovd's.
or not to lie? That is tho ours ion
!"T lis n.Jder in the mind to suffer.
Ia;Ils thot numan fie,,),
" !". when overtaken by a severe cough
'11. T ( ir,.,,,. a bottle of Sines'
i' "f Tar. Wild Cherry and Honhound,
' '" thus opjHming, end them. Sold
a ''"legist. 5 and 90 Cents per Bt
n) Sls
iIoll'l Kt M
New Gkhi !
ully the U-mutiful styles of Carpets
lll..,r ClotK. .,,.1 tn,-k a.f
11 tuid Hoy'. Clothing. Indies' Shawls
1 '.,,.
s'".l H..k,at C. X. Boyd's.
'H's'L P-..r-l T! ...... I -1,
J 1'islu-r A c., B..ksellerand Xewsdeal-
"live now on band and for sale, tlie new
I 'ton s Reader afun line of School
-kiid Si bisil Supplies. Any books de
"i tliat we have not on hand can be or
"! tlmiugli us. Tbe only iKHik store in
"rs.t omnty.
e Ninth Annual Reunion of the tsMh
IV Vols., win U held in Greensboro",
p -county, n SatunUy, Oct. t, 1W0.
'"',"ll,'n-of tbe regiment are earnestly
V". t.ilK. ,r,mt An invitation is e
to all thiwe who may desire to at
"' T,"" "inniittsreiiects the occasiim
grand one, and all present mill be
" ri.u-naine-L Every member of the
ul'-.-nt will confer a favor by immrliaitis
a-hug hi, umsu, and poetotli. addrw
' mjtj w Bruwiu.villc, Pa
J. T. Wrxlb,
Petretory.
ci-ived the first of the week. Miller Bros., have
always enjoyed the reputation of keeping
one of the best general stores in tlie county,
but their stock is the most complete ever
purchased by them and one of the largest
and best ever brought into that section.
Dry grxxls, notions, boots, shoes, bats, caps,
glassware, queensware, and in fact every
thing kept i n a first class country store can
be found then-. They pay the highest mar
ket prices for ull kinds of country produce
cither in goods or cash.
Kxamination at Ccntrevi!le passed off
quietly. Our boys managed to get through
the light unharmed, with the exception of
losing ten cents.
Our Teteran Republican, il: II. I "ill. "
again smiling while obliging our young men
with "Garfield w:tni-scs " or Carl Schurz
Logic. j
Our friend just across the river, who is j
talking so much about his pretty girls on I
"tiuoth the Raven, never more!"' But be
had no reference to Sines' Syrup of Tar,
Wild Cherry and Hoarhound, for it only
needs tine trial for people evermore to use
it in cast-i of Cough and Colds and all af
fection of the Bronchial-Tubes. Sold by
all reliable druirgists at 25 and 50 Cents jier
Bottle.
The IVmoeratic blackguard who has been
marking 011 the front door of Re
publican n-sidenerw, and on the siie walks,
in blue chalk, is doing a good stroke of
work for tbe Republican party. It is safe to
say that every repitition of such disgusting
campaign methods will bring votes to Gar
field and Arthur.
In adtlition to tbe list of Republican meet
ing advertised in anotbercoluinn, there w ill
be one held at McGregor's School house in
Shade township, on Monday evening, CVt.
25th. Hon. Jacob M. Campbell, 8. V.
Trent, Fjj., and other able sjeakers will be
present and address the meeting. Let the
Republicans of Shade turnout.
The largest mass meeting ever held in
Somerset county outside of the county seat
was held by the Republicans, in Confluence,
on Katurtlay last. There were fully five
hundred people present. The Garfield and
Arthur dubs of this place and Vrsina, tbe
Silver Cornet Band, of Mcycrsdaie, and a I
uumlier of citizens from this place, among
others, were present. Hon. Jacob M. Camp
bell, of Johnstown, and I. II. Anderson,
Esq., of Cambridge, Ohio, made the speecln-s
of the occasion, both of which were very
able and were received with a great deal of
enthusiasm by the large audience. A large
jilc measuring 170 feet in length was raised.
We had exected to receive a full acconut of
the meeting from our special eorresiiidcnt
at Confluence, and as we ourselves were not
present we are unable to give full particulars.
their side, changed his line of march ami j
made an advance up Cox's creek, Saturday :
night.
The grandest mass meeting outside of
Somerset will be held at Rockw.iod, Oct.
Various organizations, including the Somer
set band, will take part in the great demon
stration. Quite an excitement was raised as the
Somerset train arrived at Rock wood. Satur
day. The Somerset Garfield and Arthur
Club, with a great many prominent men,
took leave en route to attend a mass imrting
at Confluence.
Joseph D. Miller, of the firm of .Miller A I
Co., came home from the city this morning.
In a few days will lie on hand the choicest
stx-k of fall goiids anywhere in Milford.
Persons wishing to purchase their goisls for
the fall season, will do well by giving these
well known gentlemen a call.
'Joseph Fulkrton, our skillful butcher,
made a trip to Ccntreville the other day.
Baltimore's Bio Boom. Remarkable Ex
tensive Arrangements made for the great
ceh-br.it ion of the city's one hundred and
fiftieth birthday. Magnificent series of
displays covering eight days time, and most
ebdHiratc details perfected.
Baltimore is perfecting the multitudinous
details of her great scs-iui-centennial, Oct.
llih to l"th, with so vigorous and system
atic a method as to at once prove to tbe
world, that though a hundred and fifty
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of reproach I ulet ","1"' "'." ""
1 1 1- - . 1 1 1 I..... n.nn.ilir flti. unni .Mlf
lliiriy iieveiois.il 101 v....
work. Committees composed of the fore
ni'ist business men of the city, meet day af
ter day, to insure the completion of arrange
ments. Subscriptions from individual con
tinue to come in the most substantial form,
and the handsome aggregate thus secured
is to be greatly augmented by the appropri
ation to lie nuidc by the city council. The
celebration entire will cover no less period
than eight days and nights, and in the splen
did programme announced it Is difficult to
decide which will be the best dav. In fact
they will all be best days, as the arrange
ments are upon so magnificent a scale as to
render each day siccially attractive. Mon
day the 11th is Baltimore's day, and it will
pass into history as marking the grandest
exhihiton of the progress and development
of a city ever made on the continent. Fully
twetity thousand dollars will be spent in al
legorical tableaux illustrating tbe stages of
Baltimore's growth. As much more will
be cxiH-nded by the manufacturing and
merehantilc interests. The Baltimore and
Ohio, the oldest railroad in America, and
now one of the greatest if not indeed the
greatest single corporation in the world, will
make a display Which in itself will be worth
journeying hundreds of miles to witness.
Tuesday the 12th will be the Masons,
Knights Templar and School Children's
day. Wednesday the 13th, the Military and
Fire Department day. Thursday the 14th,
the Catholic Day. Friday the 15th, the Odd
Fellows, Knights of Pythias, Red men and
similar societies' day. Saturday the lb'th,
the Colored day. Monday the ISth, the
glorious Mardri Gran, and Tuesday, 19th
the groat wind up with magnificent illumin
ations, torchlight parade, fireworks and all
that sort of thing. Throughout the entire
time there will lie one constant succession
of festivities. The city will lie lavishly
Xo-.v let the
s written:
DIKD.
in
thftitiraiL'n Co.. Ohio, June 21 h, Mr. t
guinea a iiissvCJ t'ju iiui 1 1 nii w j tai.
LET REPUBLICANS COtfE!
Let the friends of gun! government t ' M E ! .
M
Who will ret von tli
hi:
Let those who prefer the undivided country
' ' "SOLID SOUTH"
COME! Let those who are opposed to
lie'irlt )V?tii!i,i: iff ''"' i for the nation
COME!
LET THE WORKINGMEH.
Mr. Drnry was born in Somerset Co., Pa.,
and came to this State in the year 1K5U;
where, he has resided ever since. He had
been afflicted for several years with enlarge
ment of the spleen. He was always kind.
and ever ready to help the needy. He leaves 1
a wife and five children to mourn his lona.
SIIAXK. Sept. 23. lsso. Martin Shank, i
of Shanksville, Pa., aged 88 years, 5 months j whoarc enjoying ruosi-F.Rors times and n;
and23days. ! ceiving a fair day's wages, f,,r an honest
His father migrated from the vicinity of nay's labor, under REPl'BI.ICAN pile
Haserstown. Md.. to this county in 171, i COME!
when the deceased was but six years old. j Able speakers will pre-ent
He settled down in the midst of a pine and j all of the meetings :
hemlock forest, on the south bank of the : STOYSTOWN. Wcdm-day,
Stonycreek, built his cabin and began a STAXTONS' Mn.t. Thur-lay. "
clearing. His natural foresight led him to DAVIISVn.LE.
select a good location for a mill which lie , JENNERTOWN, Friday.
also built on the site of the one still there. ; siPKSVILLE,
He laid out the village which How boars his . GARRETT, Saturday, "
name. J A. P. HILLEGAS. "
His son, Martin, grew up to youtli and RoXBl'RV.
manhood amid the trials and hardships KINGWOOD.
ct sales. Cards at st.nvs ;i;i
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PIXEHILL,
CRS1XA, Moiidav. "
Tuesday, '
elne d.iv.
SHANKSVILLE, Saturday. "
Meetings for other Miim in
will lieadvertiisl in next week'.-
of the early settlers. Hewing down the
forest and hunting the wolf, the bear and
the deer, were no doubt among his first
sports and employments. These developed j p K's S Moot. H.
bis extraordinary physical vigor. His an- ; RocKWooD,
cestors were a stalwart race of men, wlrose ! SALISIH'RY, X
like is seldom seen in our time. But one of y eyf:RSDA I.E.
his father's family survives him, at the age
of 83, Mrs. Keller, of Shanksville. i
He was married to Catharine Trent, in
1310. His wife, now f2 years old, lingers '
behind yet awhile. They might have cele
brated their "golden wedding-' fourteen
years ago, but being a plain practical folk, 1
they let that event pass by unhoncred and !
unsung. We have here, one of the old kind ;
of families, not husband, wife and a puny !
son, and jrliaps daughter as has become
tlie modern fashion. There were fourteen
children in this household, six sons and
eight daughters, three sons and five daugh
ters are still living. The grand children
number 7, the great grand children 113,
the great great grand children 3, making a
total of 103 descendants.
When i years of age, lie and his wife had
lo,
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AikI "ivill reitiian open until Oriober )ih.
Atiiiiitit I hv
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JOS1AII KELLER.
( hairnian.
TIME TAKIjILS.
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OPERATION
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PITTSUUROU DIVISION.
i On and after July VJ, ls-so, mla oa tLlj r'l ,
1 will depart tmra and arrive at iepii, cinivr Qrtkut
and Waier Streeu, as tulluwi .
(Jraiul conibiiiotiou of ART, SCIKNCi:, j.IANI'FAC
lIOltTICrii'UKi: an.l ACilllCri.Tl'lii:.
'IT
EAST.
MAIL.
V.rST,
muss meeting
selves for membership in the Reformed :
clinch. For fifty-nine years he kept the j
Larp :
Plti.liurK
Kirk.t
Ohio Pyl.
L'nlonttiwil
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faith and humility enough to seek religious ; sic iira.siii
instruction ut the Glade church, from the wtxii-Ein
saiuted father Gie-yenonler to prcjinre them- : gJH"1
U. rod in nn
Cuiulrluml
Wiuhtlii;lun
faith and served iod aci-ording to bis con- I Baiimm
fession. All his surviving children are j 'york'
members of the Reformed anil other i
churches.
As a citizen, Martin Shank was plain spo
ken and patriotic, never missed an election
since his majority, not contentious, though
positive in his views. As a neighbor be
was obliging, and as a christian he was
steadfast in the faith, regular and constant
in the use of the means
and prayerful. "With long life will I satis
fy him and show him my salvation," was
fulfilled unto him. During the many years
of his life, he was never ill beyond a cold,
until some seven months ago he was attack
ed with "Cardiac Dropsy" and slowly de
clined until hLs death. His funeral was
very largely attended by the conimuuity in
which he was one of tbe oldest citizens.
His affiction was severe, but he bore it pa
tiently and died in the hope of a blessed im
mortality . H. F. K.
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The Kxpress train leaves Plttsimrtcb t 8 :'J4 P.
M. arrirluif at UoDui-lii'villo lu u; f. .VI., Kirk.
wutkI 11 VI V. M. In return tba KxiircM leaves
CuuiberlMod at 1:.:' A. 31., arriviiiv nc K'n-k-wuoil
A. M C'unnellsville 6.M A. M , Pltt
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The most direct and pieasunt mate to the East!
anl Sualh via W ashinxtoo It t. I
Thr..itik Malll.ln..i 1 . i - . u .!...'!..
of grace, dcvoteil rirej at w asbinir ton at :JS a. m.: Hai!lni..re.'iu:: j
T.M.; r buapeipuia 3:10 A. M. ; Aew urks:4i a. !
M. : KIcbmunil 11:4 a. x. I
Tbruoirh fcipress, learlntr 7:a& r. v., dally, ar- j
rivea at Wasbiaxton at tu A. u. : Baltimore. S:nU
a. a. ; Philadelphia; 1;14 r. a. ; K. Yn 4:1 i r. u. '
b-cor.ittsl from one end to the other. Arches I
will be thrown over the principal streets,
and ordinary holidays will be as nothing
compared to the period from October 11th
to 1Mb. During this time the great race
meetings will he held at Washington and
Haltimore, with all tlie famous trotters at
the one place and the most noted runners
at the other. Thediircrent theatres will of
fer unparalleled attractions, and in short,
nothing will lie left undone to render the
event the most memorable of the kind ever
know in the nation's history. Every care
will be taken to insure the perfect comfort
and pleasures of all visitors, a special com
mittee of leading citizens having this impor
tant matter in dutrge. There will be no in
creased charges at the hotels, and the old
time reasonable mtes for creative comforts
will p.cyail. The Baltimore and Ohio
road, the foremost of Baltimore's great insti
tutions, true to its half century of zealous
devotion to the 'x-st interests of the city, has
brown otien its lines at the exceedingly
Smart Convict.
11
TriroOKh Mall trains dally. ;
LxpseM trains daily except Sun. lay. '
Accommodation trams and Fayeite Express :
dally except Sauday .
Ticket efficea, corner Fifth Avenue nd Wood j
streets, and depot corner Orant and Water su., !
FilUborgb, Pa. j
V. K. LORD, Gen. Pawner Airent.
U 31. COLtl, General Ticket Anent.
SELLERS' LIVES FILLS j
Have been the standard r'medy for the cure ol l
Liver Cnplalata, IwiTeaens, fever '
.... : sira iiMOMie, ami an de-
MeMPHLS, Sept. 2l lASt SUhttlie I ranaements of the stomach ami liver lor over fifty j
prisoners confined in the jail at ( Ire- LVu'
, . I a i l 1 1 1 1 ou. box. K. K Sellers k. lie, pnnr tilts- 1
rt AiiviA n ao ljiha vj wiioumw - a . mint:, hrm cwiu vj Bit uruf glflla.
the prisoners were released
made their escape. Two were
ly burned.
Heavy Rain in Iowa.
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Sept.', 1S7V. 1.
All the fashion journals for the ast year
have liecn announcing that bangs have gone
out of style, but notwithstanding this tbe
dear girls continue to wear them as much
as ever. The fact of the matter is the liair
on the front part of their heads has been
clipied and scorched and worried until it
won't make anything but bangs.
Our exchanges' just now are engaged in
their yearly work of giving advice to farmers
about taking proper care of their reajiers,
threshers and other farm implements, in
stead of leaving them out in the fields until
next harvest, to rust in rain, to fall to decay,
which take tlie profits all away. The ad
vice is good, and fanners should take advan
tage thereof.
They said : "Sli never told her love, but
let concealment like a worm in the bud feed
on her damask cheek ;" but when they found
it was not love, but tbe remains of a cold
that wa surely and sadly leading to con
suuiitioti, they procured for her a bottle of
Sines' Syrup of Tar, Wild (lierry and Hore
hound. It Is needless to remark that she
recovered. Sold by all druggists. 25 Cents
per Bottle.
A Morula s Gaitr . Tlie pride of a moth
er, the life and joy of a home, are her child
ren, heme her grief w hen sickness enters
and takes them away. Take warning then,
that you arc runuiug a terrible risk, if they
have a Cough, Croup or Whooping Cougli,
which lead to Consumption, ir you do not
attend to it at once. SHILOH'S CONSUMP
TION" CURE is guaranteed to cure them.
Price 10 cents, 50 cento and $1. For Lame
Back, lide or Chest, us Shilob's Porous
Planter. Price 25 centa.
Sold by Geo. W. Benford, Irnggirt, Som
erset, I'a.
Ciiiri'ED H asd. Tlie raw winds of late
autumn produce in the hands of those who
are much expisssed to them that roughness
and cracking of the skin known as chap
ping. If nothing is done to prevent, and
the person is obliged to have his hands fre
quently wet and dried, the cracks will often
girt deep and painful. Corn husking is fre
quently accompanied by sore hands frmu
this cause. As both a precaution and cure
for chapjKsl hands we have used the follow
ing with benefit : Wash tbe bands, and the
face also if it is inclined to chap, with Borax
Water, and afterwards rub with an oiutment
made by melting Mutton-tallow, (or suet),
and then gradually adding an equal quanti
ty of Glycerine, stirring the two together un
til cool. For the bands, this mixture can be
best applied at night, using it freely, and
wanning it in by the tire, after which an
old jiair of gloves can be put on to keep the
bedclothes from being soiled, and also make
un ins return nome mat so common men ot , of , ,f f;ire fnjm ull station3. TnU
invk n;'ah.dyintohis wagon took hold of k t, u fare forone waTCOVer
I mm. Alter several attempts, worthy oi , , , , , . tri Tickets will be
success, tlie invitation was given a ioiing j m ta,,Kl ,, win beg,! to
I n,an' ho aUo "a"ei- J"- ti,,u- ",,u j and including the itth.
j go home, go around by the cross road. ! m m
Ul!"- j COKri.EMC5TS OF
M.-ssrs. Hl'Gl'S A II ACRE,
To their
Many Friends and Customen
In Western Pennsylvania and Eastern Ohio
and would be pleased to have them call
when in the city, at their FASHIONABLE
DRY GOOIW EMPORIUM, cor. Fifth Ave.
and Market street, and inspect their exten
sive ojiening of Fall and Winter fioods,
Suits, Wrajis, Cloaks and Costumes.
Never before has their stock been so full,
choice and complete as for the opening sea
son. In the popular PLAIDS and HAND
KERCHIEF SUITINGS their lines are su
s'rior to anything exhibited in Pittsburgh,
ind in every department they seem deter-
F.uts. Those contemplating a trip west
ward will certainly do well to carefully con
sult the time tables of the Baltimore .t Ohio
road. Its eelebnited fast trains, its sure
connections, and mtes always as low as the
lowest, make it beyond all controversy the
liest line west. Colonists are carried in
first class cars on fast trains, and every jhis
sible care is taken to insure comfort and
convenience. By the Baltimore and Ohio
only is the choice of routes offered to the
west, via Pt. Louis or Chicago, and in either
case, trains run through without change of
cars. Ilircct connection is made at both
cities with all leading lines to the west.
northwest and southwest, and there is but a
single chamre of cars to Iowa. Kansas. Nc- i mined to in.iintuin their established nosition
the skin of the hanb softer. An excellent , . T' - Minnesota, etc. No other i -s tl, i.0.;,Mi...l,lnHcad.iiiarters in Western
Glycerine ointment for chapi-ed hands is j ,hic offl.r ,,, advantages as the Haiti- ' Pennsylvania.
made by melting with a gentle neat, two ! ro an1 ()liio It ,.ie;t!) )mt a very little
ounces of Sweet Oil of Almonds, half an time nml troullI(t tl( irarll ,lliS) an,i ; tl,P
ounce or sit-nnacetti, and one drachm "'j CI1(1 Iivav ioa,i to the saving of much of ls.th
as wi ll as money. Above alt things ilo not
purchase tickets In-fore having a talk or re
ceiving a letter from one of the 15. A O.
Agents. A letter addressed to B. E. Bond,
Cumberland, Md.; to C. E. lhnlrow, Ilar-
White Wax. When melted, remove from
the ttove, and add gradually one otim-c of
Glycerine, nnd stir until the mixture is cold.
The ointment can be scented with any jier
famc to suit the fancy. Keep in wide neck
ed bottles. .(wtrri'criM Ayrirulturift.
Rtn hlh-ajt R.tLLT. Tlie Rejiiiblii-ans of
parts of Cambria and Somerset counties bail
a grand rally at Scalp Level, on Saturday,
October 2. A beautiful Jiole, measuring 12s
feet aliove ground, was erected, from which
floated a large and beautiful Garfield. Arthur
and Crmpliell Hag.
The meeting was ealhsl to order by John
H. Veil, Esq., and the following officers
were chosen : President, Dr. F. T. Oreiidorf;
Vi Presidents. John E. fccese, Esq., Tin.
(N. B. Visitors are not expected to pur
chase unless they feel so disposed, and all
are made heartily welcome, so that we feel
inclined to urge our readers to respond Ut
the aliove invitation when they visit the
city. Editor.)
The Best I Ev kb K xew Or. J. O. Star-
k r's Ferry ; to Daniel Bride, Baltimore ; or ( iy, a prominent and influential citizen of
J. II. Fritz, Somerset, I'a., or a call ni"'" j I. iwa City, says: "I have hail the Ispejisia
either of these gentlemen will lead to thor- au, l.jVer Complaint for several years, and
ough information as to all msi-ssarj- details j iave ui)c,j ov,.ry remedy I could bear of.
of
etc
time, connections, fares, baggage, etc., without anv relief wliatever, until I saw
votir Shiloli's Vitalizer advertise in our pa-
" ' j kt, and was iicrsuaded to try it. I amhap-
A REMAUKAbix Rest LT.-It makes no dif- ; J(V ,(( stat u hlw fUtiniy t.urwl me. U
Terence bow many physicians, or how much j i.rtajniy the best remedy I ever knew of."
medicine you have tried, it is now an ctali- ! jipj, -5 fnin
lishts! fact that German Syrup is the only j F(ir by ;inje w. Benfonl. Somerset,
remeily which has given tsuuplete satisfm--) ja
tion in severe cases of Lung Disease. Jt is
Havs, Stephen Pheneire, Daniel Holsapple, truc M.re arv vet thousands of persons who i
Jerrv Walter, D. R. Brubaker; Secntanes,
John B. Lehman, Noah Hoffman. After
tbe organization the meeting was ably ad
dressed by H. A. Boggs, Esq., the Republic
an candnlate for State Senator in the Cambria-Blair
district, and Col. John U. Edie.of
Somerset, after which tbe meeting adjourn
ed at 5 p. 111., to meet at C) p. m.
Promptly at tbe hour apointcd the large
assemblage again convened and were ably
addressed by Hon. A. J. Colborn, of Somer
set, and Cat. H. H. Kuhn, of Johnstown.
The meeting at Scalp Level was one of the
largest and most enthusiastic Republican
meetings it lias been our privilege to attend
for years. Tbe Republicans of Paint town
ship, this county, and Richland township,
Cambria county, are aroa- jd and awakened
to tbe preat issues of tlie cainaign, and they
will roll up such Republican majorities on
the 2d of November as will gladden the
hearts of all the friends of honest money,
honest men, and an honest Government.
are T'ltslisposed to Throat and Lung A flec
tions, Consumption, Hemorrhages, Asthma, j
Severe Colds settled on the Breast, Pnetimo- )
nia, Whooping Cough, Ac, who have no
M-rsona! knowledge of Boschcc's German j
Synip. To such we would say that Al,iss .
botth-tt were sold last year without one com-
plaint. Consumptives, try just one bottle, j
Regular sixc 75 cent. Sold by all druggists
in Amema.
Suitill's Catarrh Remedy. A marvelous
euro for Catarrh, Diphtheria. Canker-mouth
and Head Ache. With each bottle there is
an ingenious nasal injector for tbe more suc
cessful treatment of tbe complaint, without
extra charge. Price 51 cents.
For sale by George W. Benford, Somerset,
New Goons! New Goons M New Goons!!
Attextios: Dealers! Tobaccos! Tobac-
icos!! Toliaccos!!! We respectfully call your
1 ' 1 ! attention to the fact that we have in stock
Just received at George R. Parker's a large ami oiler for sale, ny tlie Dox or raduy. at
ami complete stock of fall and winter goods ! prices, less freigtit irom tlie
comprising everything that is kept at a first
class dry goods and notion store.
Ho, fob School School Rooks. School
Suits, Hats and Cups, Ar., all at introducto
ry prices at
J. B. SsvntB A Co.'.
School Books at C. N. Boyd's.
city, 1,500
pounds of Tobacco, composed of Lorillard's,
Climax, Bullion, Army and Catawaba Na
vies, together with Vinco, Horse Shoe,
Horse Head, Spun Roll, Hat Plug and
Twist Smoking. Also, a fine selection of
Fine Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaccos,
and Cigars.
Cook & Bikbits.
Agents.
Cedar Hapim, Io., Sept. 27
Heavy rains in this section did
much damage. The Chicago and
Northwestern freight train, twelve
cars, macnincry anu niercnanaise,
ran off the track while entering the
city. The ditched cars were badly
wrecked. Ivi. Ihrall, hrcman was
considerably injured, but not danger
ously. A freight train was ditched
at Blairstown. Washouts on every
railroad prevent anv trains from
eetting in or out. The B. C. II. &
N. trains were all suspended. The
Milwaukee division had several
bridges washed out
Tried for M order.
HOMEKSKT HAS la EX
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CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED
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JOHN T. liLYMYEIl,
Washi.ngtox, Sept 30. Yesterday
the new trial of James Stokes, a ne
gro, for the killing of Charles Kane
also colored, in tlie spring of 1878
was begun. The case in brief is that
Kane and his wife, while walking
near the Soldier's Home, on their
return from church, met Stokes.
Angry words passed, and Stokes
seized Kane and butted him until
he had fractured his skull, causing
death. In opening the case counsel
exhibited to the jury Kane's skull
which was badly broken, showing
Apple, driei, fl .... 5e toc '
Applebotter, y gal "ft&.iue '
bran. V 100 1 0
Bauer, V s (ken) 16c ;
Batter. f (roll) 1. i
Buci wheat, fl basnel 6uc '
" meat, li-0 tl fcj uo j
Beerwax. fl Me ',
Baeua, i boulders, fl k ,3 ;
" sides, ' ine ;
country hams, ft h ijc
Corn, (ear) fl bushel io lo 6oc
Corn, (shelled) f! basbel 66c .
Corn meal ft se ,
Calf tains, fl h e
Litits, fl dos loe ,
Floor, fl bbl i iuy. oo :
Flaxseed fl bo., (5o a)
Hams, (sagar-enred) ft He
Lard, fl t a lue '
; Leather, red sola, fl au:ie
: " upper C64i;iK! ;
! " kip, ' 7Jioe
I Middlings, and chop 100 fta tl to '
uata, ft oa J543.e
Potatoes, fl b (aew jiie :
Peaches, dried, fl a to lue ;
Kyo fiba Tie
KK. ft a le
Salt, No. 1, fl bbLextra S i;.of fa oo ,
" Oroond Alum, per sack 1 74 i
" AJhtiio, per aack 4 01 ;
Sugar, yellow fl loan i
woiia iiu
Tallow, fl k je
Wheat, fl bu (1 00
Wool, fl ft Ziii M)
DEALER Hi
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass,
OILS, &C, 2zC.
Paints
The t'llhiwiii. i. :i .; rs :.: I i.l' i:..-N ii .-
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YU, Haniincrs. .V-.. .-.nMlcry 1 1.inUvn r-. T..li 1 ,
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DANIEL 2UOSTOLLER,
Of Somerset Twp. Worklnpnen's Caadi'Iate,
that the blow had been given with Sf,pt 'a
sledge hammer force.
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siii:. Iikinr .l...c. W.i-.hhuarl. l..ii:-i Wriii-ji
1'iMir Mats. IJa-ki'ts, Ti:l-. Wnii.li n lluck. 'I' v. inc. I r j - 1
levs. ltuttcr rrint-i. M.ui ti , Tnii. St.-i l-.-ar-k M. i'f 1 u:?,-rs
iiains, IIaIt-r'h:iins.'Mi- ltt-,and S-n:li '! :-!: Il-.r-c l:.-i.
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(Quarrel Bet wren Itoys.
Reading, Pa., Sept 27. A fatal
quarrel took place on Saturday
afternoon at Ninth and Oley streets,
in this city, between Robert Divvcr,
aged twelve years, a son of Joseph
Divver, baggage master at the
Reading railroad depot, and Charles
Himmelreich. aged fourteen years,
a son of IX S. Himmelreich. It
seems that the two boys were play
ing a game of marbles, and got into
a quarrel, when Hammelreich pick
ed up a large stone and flung it at
his playmate, striking him on the
left temple. Divver immediately
sank unconscious to the ground.
The fact ii
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A DMIXISTRATOR'S NOTICE. : in tins kind ..f ami
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Eetaleof Mary Murran, lit of Jeruier towiuhlp,
Somerset Co., Pa., dee d.
Iaettersof aUmlulstratlno on the a hove estate
bavin been granted to the omlerniKDed, by the
Kexitter of Somerset county Pena a., notice I
kereby wrren 'o thuee loilet'ted to It to make Im
mediate payment, and those barlnc claima or
demand! wlU present them duly.authenticateii tor
Ktlement.
W. J. KOSE.
Oct Adin'r. llary Morgan, dee'd.
anv one in ms-.l nf iiiivtiiin in in ,- lilt
I will always five a rea-nnahlc cri-.l!t t
fur ther j'atnmaje. i::i l In is'tlii -i.;-i.:
imixt idU'iiT Tin: r:..( r.
ii. ie at'i !
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F. . HUSTINGS' ;.
WEST nilLADELPIIIA
ACADEMY, i
ENGLISH. CLASSICAL Ul CNIMEECIAL, !
Twentvfirst YtarCoiimK iK-f-s
Jncuary '1, 1-J.
JOHN Y. 15LVMYEII
FOR SALE!
VimoiVS NOTICL'.
Assitance was obtained and tlie in-! SCDteniber 15th, 1SS0,
jured boy carried into Hammelreich s . , c , , r ..
. ..... .1 Rsanllnw ami UaT Srhcol fur luani Men ami
carpenter shop, which is close by. j Boys. inrorti
"ln:& boy EXTENSIVE,THOROUCH 4 PRACTICAL,
was dead.
Mardered.
Cixti.x.NATi, September 2T. A
sjiecial to the Commercial from Vin
ct nnes, Indiana, says that last night
about 11 o'clock Douglass Williams,
a resident near that place, was mur
dered in a house of ill-fame in Vin
cennes by Edward Hagan, an em
ployee of the Ohio fc Mississippi
raihroad. Hagan found Williams
with his favorite, and without a
word of notice dealt him a fatal blow
with a club. Williams, who is a
nephew of Governor J. 1). Williams,
was taken home by rail this morn
ing and died half an hour after ar
riving. Hagan has not yet been
arrested. Williams was much re
spected. The citizens are excited
up to the lynching point
Family School limited. Comfort of a
CHRISTIAN' IIOMK.
Special attention to haliitf. Wealth and out !
K-hool innoenees.
Fortal(weont.alninr uttlmnotals allref
. W. HASI I:l.iS. Ir-H. II., Principal.
August 11, it
I wih In ll n; larin in
jexxi-;h TAVl.,
at prW? SaWl firm conUiTt aL-uL iV)
eren, 40 -vrrs clArv-l ani in a wl pt:it of ui
tivaiiiQ. Tbe .lopmvrmnts r a pUr.k
huu-w an1 frame .sfj8 im with a irl or-hatnJ
teartna:Il kio-Uof truiu 1 lie laroi i uifieriKi
with ao'l tlmet"fi.
Frlr, term anl pay merit faorjable. Aij
Ut
JAmU lAMKU
w her. i tht oii'ir-rL'ne i ir.it at-v A '
j n :i kf .i .ii-rw,uti'in t the tuc-m mil." I.iii'' i
) JiHif-.-rLart, fr.x-f fi.r ut
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;1 e '.f 1 i j-r I u:ivtt iWL-h'.i. S'-rt-r--'
O 'nty. iiT-a --!.
1 tifrrltir, nKt t n,r,, tivpn .t :t!f u-J-liT
will il in hlf r- e in tli r ijifh i.l s. lur: -'
! l-'T t!i? I'Uroft A -Uitriii.'j (?; - : u ' I '
. emti at-;-. :iiiu-ni -n Y n-i.iy. - h f r f -i
frr. wh'-n ar..l wlat-r: f.frt.r ift f r---!-'
: cau Jtlcn-l. Si. S. t.M'LKV.
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TK.W NT! V..
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IMrsaant to an order of the i iri-h-ins' I'imrl .
no, mice.
AiLsnts fiir Fire and Life Insurance ?
JOHN HICKS & SON.. ;
SOMERSET. I'A.,
And Real Estate
.tine "in irx f,o tfc prcnii"0A .f -' h:.
S.mT t i'-w-.,-n!p. a "!i j-.ir l t htirrr
t white If-ii aii wh!l at fir IrWJy. .vm- t
f,l( frl. r.rf.f i." tr'T, an i p-i rk&r: -r
AI'A.U s. .MIFJ.KK.
111!
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! arM 1p1. wuLoiit -u-t i-.n-w
i all trsi.ri-i are i.n;ry p.tu:i"nc
mi
tr wu-wa i R-merst I imntT, nn a.. tBr am w
uu' lie tale, on tue premises, oil
tl o'clock P.M., the fr.llowin i!-Tihe. r'-il
,i.i i.ol'liMih J.Srniih. l.-;'-l.. lo .t r
' . . ' ........ . .. u,.,j.rtff Ifn Siiuirl I
! Pa., a-ljiinlnir lamleof Aaron Cawlieer. J.mi'hun ! f
.... J. 7 -l r r..r.li.au I kll.iA..'.. 1JW-
. aCBDIffirii J i . . , . ...
i..h H.,H,nn Hnrr M. Sbrl'-r. an.i otb. , M '-
' cooUinin aliut a"rea. ol whirh aimut o a.-re
i are cieare.l,an4 the tialante well timtiml: p!-mv , . .r-i-.ii
... ... ... r.rmmtlm l'nr I a FTUJU1 UWrn I .
Br0k61S. ! Inn nou ih i ao.1 alM enme Irult tn-en on the ,
nlm. t 'onvenienl to wnool. chuicacs, a .-.
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ESTABIJSUB'D.ia'iO. ; tekxs:
Ten per nt. to he pivl.1 xt jio s th- pn-perty
Penonawbodeelr to sell. Luy or exchange i is kn.-ke.l.l-n; the uo;t",'
property, or rent will und itto tneir avantae nrmaUoo ol .!: the rmin.Ier in la montiis
u reRUter the deeerlMk thereof, aj no ebarre u i Irom day ol Kile, with rT-Fr.
made unleaa M or nme.1. Kea! estate business 'Y,5 i-n
.ranywlU be prompt!, attended t j g AjVh J. Smith. d J.
ha-, ir- U :t m
,r hur'rint h.-r on m
Oe'. tit -! V.rt ri.nirai.-iinK
unt. I will i'iv
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1 . I. M ,I1C.1. II'. 'T liT'in.-1
the !un.i in ttie .: ui Wui.am Vrtul, aiiu.
trN.r ol John '. Hrnt. Ir i.
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