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l.a I,.-' ('-'.its. Dolmans,
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liven' farmer
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to the constant hacking
-i.il .f:c tiie hardii-st consti-.i-
tVi'. res'.tlt !' using Sines'
i iM f.' a rry and Hoarho-jnd.
- this eeh-h-ied Oolden
la.'.e at sV.rii'.cti'-l.t. '. Ht
i.l line of K.smily Cns't-ries
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; times. Re. f. Pork, Mttt--.
r. as .nub'ie rin-. (pen
a mi at wr.gon three times
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e mind t- s'.itfr
,'. human flesh '.'
.v m yre ctu,l.
al. .ttle of ; lies'
v an 1 llor.dioutid,
end them,
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Ivets. Plsin and
ai l Iiriss Goulds
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re - :;nv !. things ii ati-
' . ,: . :! and Han.sH-W? MiHcri
, V.. itisio kih 1 KoU-rt-s' Kr.-j
V'a'.ker - Why: Miller P.ecau--e ,
'.:..! ro,.,ri, n is jt -s tiKi hot f"T '
a --.H bv all .lru.'i'.ists id l'-"' snd '
..Itlt.s to so.itll lite
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and and Wild '
toothetlic worst
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it already it's
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i::.h KiMi i'V. A p;arvcloiLs
l'iphthiri.i. Cuidier-iuoutli
With :e h hutle there is
s 1 ii.je.-tor for the nut sue.,
t of th. e..mplaitit. w itl.otjt
'r.. e 'A cent-.
s-rge W. lk-nfor 1. Soni'Txt,
t ; k i . -i
foremen and J0 toenj.jj
1 I ibiina Turn. ike
r . . 1 1 .
J" 'i.tii. Apply at rredfick
I ? . Il..i-eui!ier 1
" " Ijewelrv, silverware, and a well selected
u'.i.t tw.. or three inili s to a j
"i cart. j tie
i inita I...VI.AN-
Si M . (iiiKKr. !
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f . m d U-st I K of C.-oifee-.
it ai M t. a. 1.. I iM-I . Also mi!j Ilow uve a am,v opportunity r do
Acimuiiitioii of all kinds , irig M He will lie in the New Hotel and wili
' '.i:.t u:.- u-etiil articl-s tKi ; .,1,, t have vou call and examine hii-
'le l.i lo'i
;. i
l ine Drafting Pa-
r sale. This article j
v ' "ilHli" l,d. ,! 1
"r used it.
y all wb.T have iti
It
w irs! Tobaccos! Tohac-
' T..1.
We rvsiKs-tfullv ei:ll vour - are
' to the f ,iot w e hate in st.-k I '' different commands of the guard partic-
: -'J sale . Uy the h,,i r caddy, at j 'I ate in the inauguration ceremonioa at
' -s fr.-:; i.i frr-m the city, l,.Vi j Washington on Uic 4th of March. Ifthear
''T""IC''. c.im;s.s! of Lorillard's, ! ".ngi meuts are all completed thetrooi will
j3. Anaj and Catawulw N. j leave i the niht of March 3. j.ro ided with
V "1.'T wj... V.. .. 1. . .-i Im, ml.,., ....1-111 tl'ovh.
, iiirsc t" 1 1 ( j .
I 'm HoU, Hcg
a rine K-leti.n t.l 1
'ck.tg.
i'l..,
.!..' .,.,.1 V.,, f 1 !
' Tlif felt" nvc ,v"n inHlpinp ev
tctioivcly in tail pulli!. during the past
Wxk.
j Wc have beeu c )iu;ji!vl to hold over scv-
era' omusiuuicati.iiiimi''. ' IkiiI d.-wu" others
it'ir want if ?''".
Mativ a ihi vrr::ijr form can be made mm
f rtii''!'' '' the K'1' "f Tt--fT clothing at
thi tie of the yrar.
Would it rml b;.- a rood idea to have the
limue? of the streets painted upou the street
j .aiu;-s of the borou..!i ?
- -
j i:.c! )'urmo tracklayers a the J. 1
.'. K. JJ-. rxpo -l t.i meet about thu middle
' f K.'t: if nothing unfirwn intcr-
' A driz!init rain st i'l Sunday miming
'and i oMtiiiued throughout the day. Our
. ! i 1 1 - 1 in ('"P-ijiiri)'V v-fTr nut largely
j itt."!'ll.
I'iii r" i a l) vim in tin average Sunday
x lnvnl aTtcndance just now, owin.: to thy
' proximity ofthe holidays and the pris;v
; five Chris:ms.s treat.
John Waterman captured an ok..ssuiu
: out- day of lat week. It is much of a cun-
;i:v hereabouts, many of the youiip-r folk
j iiaviii:,' never before se:'n one.
j Mr. Austin .iardiicr, sober, industrious
: yiiiti; married nun, living iu this town.
! Lis li'S broken rsaturday, while ciij,a;;ed
in working on the M. A ('. 1!. K.
Mr. Samuel Lowry. Lord Mayor of Salis
bury, sjient a pleasant hour with us Satur
' day morning. Mr. Lnwry is always a wcl-
come visitor to the IIkkslp sanctum.
The cold weather will probably Lave the
; ed'ect of ridding the community ef tramps.
:i.:h gentry usually svk the city when the
; blasts of winter bejrin to howl about thetr
i ear-.
j W'e w i.ih to cull the attt-niioii ofourrvad
' er.-t to the a lvrrtixoinviit of Mr. i'aul i. No
w.i'. one of llerlin's ni't ctiterpriMn and
J "111 A-l-ful III'
; column.
reliant, to bo found in another
! That j a very noiy party that were
1 driving around town Saturday niht in a
! twoeated nleih. The "Junior'' lent char
acter to the party and su-'Ceeded in a degree
j i:i maintaining the dignity of the "firm."
K. K. KielTi-r, of AltiKina, eighteen years
of u,'-, ati apoiii!ee of (irn. (rolTroth to a
naval cadctshirt, died verv Mid ienlv at the
naial academy at Annapolis on Thursday
cv.Miini ia-t, from obstruction oft he bowels.
A n '.mtvr of our citiie-.s took advantage
of the cold snap lat week a'ld had their ice
' houses tilled with beautiful, clear ice, about
;yv,ii in he- thick. I-a-t winter the ii-ecpp
: uas very liht and many of the houses in
j t. CC!) Were Il.t; rilled.
Mr. A. Ilru-e O.jJroth and wife left fir
I W'im hes'er, V , Monday iii'orning. from
iience they will po to Washiiij-ton. I. C,
; where they w ill spend the winter. Mr. Cof
i froth IJ clerk t ) the Committee on Invalid
. I'ti.i n;s, of which hi faiher iacha:nniP.
M r. Wilson S.inii"r, one of our nvwt mk
; i -ful sportMiirn. phot a wild turkey, weigh -!
ir. 17 pi)uuds. about a mile and half south
1 of town Thursday morning. Wilson had
heard of the whereabouts of the tnrkey the
night before and took an early start in the
in. .riling and " bagged" him.
The proprietor" of the Somerset Mcchan
. ii al Work" have recently added an addition
to their building, the addition is G0x30and
is two stories high. I'nder the eflident
management of Mers. Ilailicll and Sny
ler the new linn i doing a flourishing busi
. ins, hsving a!l the work they tan attend to.
IssTiNTtv Kit Li:t. Miss Kate
daughter of James llann, Sr., of
Hann, '
aluvia.
; Kulttui county, lost her life a few lay ago,
; by a singular accident. Her cousin was
loading a gun, preparatory to going Lunt
l ing, when the hammer fell, and the gun was
dincha'ged. The ball entered the young
1 l.tdies breast, penetrated the heart, and
c.-.sej iiuiUtnt death.
The ground was covered with fr.ra three
to four inches of anow for several day last
week snd wheels were discarded almost en
tirely, for runners, by those who had to
travel over the country roads. Owing to
the ground Wing very dry at the time the
snow fell, and the light sandy nature of the
snow, the sleighing was not at all good, but
it wan the first of the season, you know.
About two hundred and fifty colored men
who had been engaged for the st sis
months in Wurkinj on the S. AC. R. K.,were
brought to town Friday evening where sev
eral extra cars were waiting to take thera to
Washington, where mot of them live, Sat
urday morning.
They were a jolly o-d
. 1 . -x . 1. 1 1 . i
.'U-r's picnic." as they termed it.
The har-roirn of the tilade House was
burglarized on Monday night, and a couple
of dollars in money and come whisky stolen.
Tiie robber entered by un rewing tlu: win
do fastenings. 'o cine to the perpetrator.
A visit was paid to the house of the editor
of the Hekald by otne uninvited pnetsn
the same night. Nearly every room was
ransacked, but nothing of verv great value
takcu. Tiie old family spvons wereteste J and
found to be of good qualify, but were left
behind by the thieve , who were 'evidently
frightened away by nome noise in thchoune.
Thanksgiving day was observed in the us
ual way in town. The stores, bank and
places of buines.? generally were clowd and
the town presented a regular hunday ap-
js-aranee. There was not hing of public inter
est transpiring on the streets.
Rev. Cameron, of the M. E. Church
preached a at-rmon in the Prlyterian
tliurch in the morning, and Elder Wixilery
in the LLscipies' Church in the evening.
Iluth s. rmons are highly spoken if. The
audiences in attendance were nct nearlv so
hirge a they should have been oti an occa
sion of this kind.
An injunction was issiusl against the Sum-
erw - t ann Laiaona n. u., at ine instance oi
l'ie Company last Tuesday, prohib-
itine them from cros-ir.g an abandoned
feeder at a point south of the Sandvva'ie
r . . . . .
ccmcterv, which the r. K. II., claim as their
proerty. The writ is n'turnable U-day
The construction trams arc running as us
ual. It is said the Pennsylvania road will
trv to pi-everit it.erBtions on the new nad
upon the ground that no charter is in eiist
dice for the incorjioratioii of th 8. AC
PailasJ. but this d'Wi not enter into the
proA-wdinjs which have been inntituted.
Mr. Robert W. Little, of the firm
T li, Q-m the well known iew-
f jyn Baltimore rtm-t, Cumberland
ne we,.h wjth . fu ijnf, 0fwtchcs, clocks
of ail 1m1i( k),J)t by them. Mr., Lit-
u not a stranger to our Jrople and thuw
who patronize him know that thevaDsW-aling
. . .,, , ,.
with a re-ponsible and reliable tirm. Those
jioj, 0f purchasing holiday rovmi
cwi whether you buy or not.
.
Gcneral Hart ran ft, together with the Pri
gade coinmaiid.-rs, and many of the line
r.fticrrs of the National Guard of this State,
working onietlv. but earnestly to hare
J a a , .nil - . . mi i . wv - - --
injrlon on the morning of the -Ith. After
fr.irting in the cennMinUi", they tU
t-lH... 1 H .1 . Ti.
naiureo sei, w,-.u -.arce eooog.. c..rs .o the briil . muI)v of the men were dis
cover them, and with the few Jollarstheyigm!ie(lin Wi)lil(,n.,L.lo!h1! andas the
ha.1 saved from their wages they nl j from Will:ams' and Smith & C.'s inines re
pcrfectly happy and e.iitet.ud. and expre-a- j f.()m wort thpv thpm wUh
ed themselves iw pleased with their "sum- j .i !.,,;. w.me of
reople who have ubscribd for a new-pai-er
will do well to bear in niiivl that the
only legal way to discontinue tlniir sub
scrijiviou 'u to pay arrears and order the
paper it oppcL A man in Now Haven,
Conn., sued a man for forty-three dollars,
due for paper furnished. Tbedefendeiit set
up a plea that he had several tim.-Tj ordered
the paper discuutinued , but the court held
that, under the laws of the State and the
L'uiled States, a publisher may continue to
send hi paper until all delinquencies were
settled up, uud thut the panic to whom the
papers are sent are liable for all copies so
sent, and judgment was entered C,r th?
amouut anu costs.
As will lie seen by refer nic to our adver
tising columns Mr. i". S. Kleindienst, of
rtockville, Montgomery county, Md.. has
leased tiie liaer-CotTroth building, on Ma n
street. lncii has hut ret-ently Insm conven
ed into a hotel, and will open it to the pub
lic on the loin of January. The new hotel
"ui he calico the "Centra!," ami will be
lurm-.n d ami kept in iirt-cli.-s style. The
ouuoing is eculiariy adapted lor the pur
pose tor which i; is to be u-i. V the ti r-t
ll'Xr w:d be the olfiev, gi.'iiti tnea's parlor,
lad.es' parlor, bar rKiin, dining room and
kitchen. All ofthc-.e rooms are large ami
convenient. On the second an ! thiid fl Hirs
will be sleeping chandlers, bath rooms, etc.
The building is heated by a furnace and his
hot and cold water throughout.
Mr. Klcindienst is a young man of getitie
luauiy aj)i.'arauce and piecing manner'.
Hellas been in the hotel business all hi
l'.feand knows how a good house should be
kept. That the "Central" will take high
rank among the hotels of our town and
will be liberally atronizcd wo have no
doubt.
Shortly after one i el' w k Saturday morn- : have imparted to th millions in the coun
ing the express east on the B. A U. road, i try at large, almost for noihiu,?, ref nenta
while roun ling a curve about thirty miles t tions of the state of art such as have hereto
west of Cumberland, known a Row-man's ! fore been entirely wanting, oraeees.-ible on
Reud, jumped the track. The engine, ten-j ly to the few. Sometimes these represinta
der, baggage car, sleeping and smoking car-. ; tions are more valuable for information
rolled down an embankment a distance of . than plea.-ure, but their g.-ncrul success is.
about ninety
y-fisi. Tiie smoking car jump- '
ei clenr over the licomitive and turned
over six times in its descent, amid the !
shrieks of its pas-enge.-s. In the smoking ! K l, M"' KviLs.-Thf existence of the pir
car -.vre Win. J. I!ear.r, Jr.. a well known." of insubordination so generally prcV.de.,t
attorney ofCuniVriand. MI., and a news- j fUU of this country, even from the
boy iwa-d (.cwge F. I'itts, of Rraddock-. ' rr'"-'0" '""'1 to the college, Is due first of
both of wh .:n were badly bruised. Jacob M wallt ot I'r"l't'r training of children at
Routh. the fireman, who is said to be a i Il0m''- Strange thou-h it be, it is neverthe-
nenhewofJohn Routh. late conductor on !
the 1'ennsvlvunia road, was caught undi-r
the engine and so badlv scalded that he died ; ls 'V";c lJO o!l011 "1C ",w ul M'e
three hours later. The passengers tried to I ''J"MdioM. whatever that will may be. The
release him from his terrible posi:i hut 'i "i" the child to have every wi.-h grati
were unsucres-ful. l'eter lirinev. the en- licJ' " "ether il be right or wrong, is not,
gineer, was als
badlv scalded, and was ta-
ken to the Queen City
II otul.
where he died several hours later. The am-
dent, it is thought, was cause-1 by a broken
ra;j
Tit:: l'. km kk.-' I'aper. Farmers, m ire
than any other class, should see that they
receive weekly a good, reliable newspaper.
A paper that will keep them thoroughly
ported on markets. For the small sum
one dollar and fifty cents the I'iitsbur
Wkekly CoMKitciLG v.:.TTi; will be sent
for an etitire vear. There is no farmer w ith
in one hundred miles of rittsbtirgh hut j where. Furthermore, those that really de
should sulisL'rilie for it. The Pittsburgh . siiv go.i l or ler ao J thorough work in scho,(;
market control the price, for evety thing ' often fail to take a decided stan1 lor the
that farmers in this territory have I'm sale, J right and ther-f. .re, oppos.; rather than aid
and there are numerous inslain-es where j i;. To govern a s-h.xil wisely and well u.l
h.indrels of dollars have h to mad-- l-y iter su h circiimstaiiein is a great and diiil-
knowing just n hen to sell. The market re
orta of the Com nit-1 al G vette can be r.'
lied on, as the dealers w ho live in Pittsburgh
buy and sell on the reports published by
this journal. It is the largest paer in the
state. It, besides its market reports, gives
thirty columns of news, from all pans of
the world. It is ably edited and has corres
pondents ali over the r lantrv. Iti a word.
it is a livepapcr especially a l.ijited for the
farmer un-l his faiuiiy. Specimen copi.si
nent free.
Address, Covmekcim. G.KTTK,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Riot at Salisbury. Mischief has been
brewing for some months back among the
miners of the Elklick coal region, and last
week it culminated in the burning of a tip
ple at the Salisbury mine, together with a
gondola loaded with coal, and on Wednes
day evening last in a riot of no mean pro
portions. The facta of the riot as near as we can get
at them are about as follows : Tlu; men em
ployed in the Williams' mines had been out
on a strike for the past two months on ac
count of a dispute with their employers
in the last few 'lays some of the men had re
sumed work, at the former rates, the same
that was being paid at Smith 4 Co'i mines.
Wednesday evening the strikers, together
with the men from Ilultlitzt U s mines, w ith
't-i.'ir virM rollertf-d at the West Salisbury
. . ,c .ll(1'frincin liCon either side of
" '
,hem ,evereiv.
Sheriffe Kyle was tel-'rahel for and imr
mediately repaired to the scene of trouble,
Warniiits were issued for thirty-two men
and women, sixteen of whom were arrested,
the balance cscaiied into Maryland. Twelve
of thoee arrested were released on bail, the
other three were brought to Somerset Thurs
day evenin- bv the Sheriff, and lodged in
jail.
It is hoped that all the guilty jKirties will
be arrested and that they will get their just
deserts al the next term of court.
A significant article by the Hon. GVorre
S. Coutwell in the Xorth Ameriem Jinieui ( I
December, entitled "The Future of the Re
publican Party," is sure to arrest public at
tention. Written after the result of the re
cent elections had been ascertained, this ar
ticle defines the position which the I'epuli
Iican Party is, in logic and in policy, bound
to assume toward the Southern Slate, t en
ce-tsion, compromise, conciliation, the au
thor savs in substance, will no longer be tol
erated. No person is to bcadmitled toasoat
in the Senate, unless the record of his elec
tion is clear. New laws are to be passed
for the surK-rvision and protection of the
ballots in the elections of members of the
House of Representatives and Presidential
electors. The civil magistrates must have
the means within call (the army) of protect
ing the ballot and keeping the peace. The
United S'atcs must insure to the icople of
each state a truly republican form of gov
ernment. No grants w ill be made for inter
nal improvements in any southern state
where the cjtiality of all men before the
law is not a living, practical fact. Tiie other
articles in the Review are : "The Discover
ies of Olyrapia," by Prof. Krnst Curtius ;
"Rational Sunday Observance," by the Rev.
James Freeman Clarke; "Southern States
men and their Policy," by the Hon. John
Jav ; "The Ruins of Central America, by
Desire Chamay ; "T ie Distribution of
Time," by Uoiiard Waldo; I he Public
School Failure," by Richartt Grant White ;
"The Validity of the Emancipation Edict,"
by Aaron A. Ferris. For sale by bookseller.-,
and oewsdeaiers generally.
On Friday evening, D.-c. 3, lSt, Rev. L.
M. Uoycr, P. E. of Somerset district, Pitts
burgh Conference, of the hvangvlicul Asso
ciation, will commence his third Quarterly
Meeting in Pleasant Hill Church, Somerset
circuit. Service will continue over rsunuay .
Services on Sunday morning theoth, at 10
it'eioek a. m., in connection with' fVmintin
ion services. At half-past two the same day
be will preach at the County Home.
Member of Quarterly Conference will
convene on Saturday, the 4tli, at half-past
two. W. A. Reiissiwom, P. in C.
Frr Mommie Cloths, I'rinta, Ginghams,
bleached and unbleached Muslins, bleached
and unbleached Slicetings, Colored let
ton Klanrn'L. Tkkinpi, Nankeen;., Cotton
Drewi tioodM, Cotton J'iaids, Jeans, Tweeds,
CanirM'tta, CasmKres, Water IToi Clotbii.
Shirting Rannela, White Flwini Is, Red
Fhuuieln, go to the t heap More of
Prom "Kalepu's" New York letter to, the
' Christian Stan'lard," of MUwackee : ?
"It was only last week that I happened to
ee the fac-simi'.es of Mallet's remarkable
:-rv:c of painting, in last month's S.-cibneb,
although I had looked at thew a -number of
times with but qualified satisfai-iion. I
think Mr. Kosswel! Smitli should have done
ti his 1 JVJO subscriU-rs what he ditl to me j
on happening iuto hb i net urn the other j
That
i, L held up the print in the
niataiiiie a
;ainst the wall eight feet from
my eyes, when; they should hang, instead
of being held in the hand, if they or; to be
seen. It he had so a.lvised all his reii iers, j
there would liave bs-n few to miss the !
breadth and jKiwer of those effects, which, j
n neta close to the eye, are wore than lost. asinngton Ulad.len flcscnties "A t lirist
It shouhl also be understoo-.l, in appreciat- i mas Dinner with the Man in the Moon." A
.ng the new style of wo si-engraving intro- j new fearure of Sr. Ntcnons will he begun,
d.ieed by ScfciENEtt's, that the motive i ! It is a 'Treasure-bor of Literature," wh-ise
geuuiiii'iii s.-, or the repre-enl.itioii of things ' v.iliie n l purposes are indicated by the first
as they a--toally .ipi ar at sncli a di-fanee I cn'e'it. whirh will bereprints of Nathaniel
.1 wiiiild reduce them to the iLineiisions in I Il.iwlhorn's fantasy "David Swan." and
the print. U.i-i.iolic, to'.reforc. excludes j Thackeray's Kvm, "King Canute." Both
the clear-cut definition nnd detail that ' arc to h? illustnited.
please the eye rarin rthan the instructed im- i
.i-riiiiition or sense of reality. Unhs-the !
w.jrk is c. mti.ie 1 t i a verv small subject,
the only ttlc:ts that can truthfully be rouLt !
-ire of th? broa le-t an I -implest eharai ter, j
lca ing the iuinuth in the iud:stiticties of
iot.ince. Kphtnntion seems to-be very
generally tiec led of the ineanin
and pirr-;
! pose ot the num. roui scr.es ot Kpc liueiis,
from farnoti" and oth -r artists, to which the
bvidi exjv.iditure of ScniBXEB's Art ' IV
partuieiit has been directed, with ao much
more success amotii'st ronnoiscurs than
with the general reader. Sii 'h critics, (in
deluding the artists themselves) gave, the
d of astonishment, higher than praise,
achievements in wood engraving that
according to the he-t judges, something
ore. clentcd in Kurone or America.
,nll Ill:u' " v,'r-v 1I,a".v twes, parental
; authoritv exists but in name. The will of
l'r""lw' lo wnereu at; i.us. mat inc
i parent should slreugtnen the desire in tne
i u Ion-vor In"S me gratmcation
" ind a - The evils arising from
such gratiiiiatioiis are so many and so pat
ent, that the wonder grows with the con
temptation of the evils. With heart per
verse, will itm otitrolled, and knowing no
law but sclf-gratification, the child enters
school expecting to do there as at home, and
f 1 there is trouble at on--c if the school is what
h it should be. Resides all this, idle and rebel
' lious scholars often receive bid and com
! fort from lle street loafers ami idlers el-e-
cult woik. This we know by many yeirs of
experience. It is certainly a work that rs
ojuirrs lunch sound judgment, tact and
skill, and yet it is often put into the hands
of bovs and girls not having these indispen
sable qualities. These themes are not pleas -
ant to consider, but they are .stubborn facts
often met with. How shall these evils, in
their effect, be removed ? I'ir-t, let the ate
he laid at the tool ., the tree - be -I'l ,n homo
I ' " -
; to teach the children obedience to law. Let
them leurn that o!
rigiit is uece.-sary ! )
dience () the law of
icir own happiness s
well as for the good of others. Let the wili
be there properly controlled and the passion
fully subdued, and the one great cause of
disorder in schools will be removed. Second
and finally, let those in charge of our
schools, as teachers, be such as shall have
passed beyond the bounds of childhood, in
age, judgment and stability of character.
Yea, let the teachers of our schools be earn
est, able, skillful, knowing their duties, will
faithfully perform them, and knowing their
rights, will fearlessly maintain them.
ClTIZUI..
I'Ksiji, November 25.
Confi.cence, Nov. y, ISsO.
Mr. Euitob:- The result of the lute elec
tion is more than an ordinary defeat to the
Democracy and more than a usual victory
for the Republicans. ,
For more than twen'y years the Demo
cratic irty has been drifting into dangerous
firms of sectionalism that has not only dis
turbed the cace, happiiKrss and pro-erity
of the country, but threatened the life of
the Nation. .
In thestouth was made solid by Ler
Democratic votes for the disolulion of the
L'nlo ia.1 1 the extension of slavery into the
Territories, and because none of the slave
holding states elexltsl Lincoln elector-, fhc
refused to accept him as her President. .
Slavery was, however, consumed in the
iresof the rebellion, and four millions of
human beings w Ti' enabled to lay down the
s'lackles of bondage, riven by the war, and
receive the great boon of liberty.
In load the SOUth is aain solid, and
promise I her entire electoral vote to the De
nt sjracy long before a . iioiiiiuaiion w as
maoV. The pre(it solid Snth ditfers from
the former only in this, thut the present was
t ying to regain by legislation wliat the for
mer lost bv the war. . - -
The Democratic jmrty is not only e-tk)i
al because of the solid South, but because
she ilvocatcstwo sets of principles, one for
the North and one for the South. A perfect
double header, with one far-ri to the South
for what Jhc'k son ntid Lee foufrrit i.r and
the other toward the North for what they
did not fight for. The Democratic party i
by no means a national party and as such
has long since ceased to exist. In the North
the Democracy c-uisists of il iiaAtiire of
loyal and disloyal voters, and to kiw the
latter in line when great issues are to Ik
de-!
ciihil it the grc:ite-a ilitliculty the IVmix-ra-cy
lia-s to eontenJ with.
It in now p'lierally lielieve.1 tlmt th" jiri"i-
cnt Democratic party in Htimil to 0V1 r-
throw. .Some ofthe leaders if the jiarty i.rc
unvriliitif; to admit it, but arerytliing ixriiiti
in that ilirwctuMi. ' Kvon the lid ntitl re
alizes the situation and atlcait eonii.rchen-ls
the meaning of their late defeat nt the K)i !.
There are a few who profe to believe that
fir recent disaster at the polls will make
Democracy more active in the future, and
that success wiil finally crown her elfor;;
but the better informed not only see th lie-
cwMity of a new organization, bat a coi:i
p;eto biuttkin; down ofthe old party princi
ples and the, ui-cstulilishmcnt of. a uvw par
ty, with a national atid prirs-nve j'4k-y.
In four years froia now there . will be two
natioiial jiartios. Whether the one will nJ
ly unilcr U.e uamc of Deru.itracy U not yet
known. If it d.Jcs a new sclofjiriuciiilca will
iiMliprnfgtMn to rtocw. Seetiinaliiu
iiiujA liuih wvoiitr or Uter ami the aooner
the bettor. ........ X.
Tbb Ban I "Kvkr Kiitw Or. J. ft -ffar
key, a prominent and influential citizen of
Iowa City, says : "I have had the Dyoepma
and Liver Complaint for Rveral years, and I
have used cverj' reuiinly I could Lear of, j
without any reli.-f what, ver, until ' I saw
vour fc'hiloh's Viulizer advertise in uur pa-
per, and was persuaded to try it. I am hap- j
py to state that it has entirely cured inc. It
is certainly the bint remedy 1 ever knew of."
Price 75 cents.
For a!c by f!core W. iRnford, Soiucrvt
Pa. '
m m m - t-
r.leached and unbleacLrd Turkey red Ta
ble Linens, Craali Towels, Napkins, tiheet
itigf, Illow-c-sse Muslins, Marseilles Bed
Jspruwls, Houey Comb bpresds. White and
Colored Illaiikets at rentarkaiily low figures.
t
r.. R. Pabkkb's.
. St. XictroLA for-DecHfluCT will be a ar
prise to young ruaJera. Special cflort Las
been made to glorify the Christmas season,
and 35,Wi extra copies (making an edition of
lOo.OOOj are behi publL-hed to meet the
anticipated order from Santa Claus. T!w
new decoration for the cover will lie wintrv
and spirited. Among the greatly varied
and profusely illustrated content will be an
operetta for young people called "The Land
ot oi, in which sn lime sleepy-heads
visit the Diarvelons place and oe manr
wonders.
The libretto ir tnasical and viva-
cious verse, and the mu-ic is by Mr
An-
thony JCei.T un-l Mr. . F. Shem in. Mr.
Frank U. St. vkton will contribute one of
his droll and quaint fairy storie
and
Mr.
jmctiiiiig new
in bordered Dress Goods
. R. I'aekkr's.
SiMSK.svii.LE Nov. 'Si IsiSO ana lai'ts in the case stands convicteo as a
Mn. Kditor : Winter is upon us in earn-j "iauii(: lisr " We respectfully ask the
est here. A number of our citizens taking ! -v,,;rs of-!e Hel to compare the arti
advantage of the cold snap have done their : c'e of October 5,1 with that of November
batchering
t.veri ooily wants to beat everybody else
in having a stable built and furnished in
style, "and paintej red." Ed Utilizer was
the hist to take the "rage." Charlie Shank
d'es the work.
The boys of this place are somewhat live
ly in the evenings. Whether they all have
parents is not known. They act as if they
hail none.
Many of our corpenttrs and bricklayers
arc. Working in Johnstown. Good wages
took them there.
Mix. Harriet Daugherty was buried on
Saturday last. A large concourse of people
f dlowed her b. ly to the grave. Rev. Rersh
ing delivered the funeral discourse, on "the
immortality of the soul." He did credit to
the profession, as he Ls an able expounder of
the Word.
Frof. Speicher treated his school on Thanks
giving day to a dinner. The I'rof. knows
how to conduct a school. S.
New g ds comin? in daily at
Mrs. A. K. I'hl's. i
Com li ence Items :
i
The recent snowfall i.s bringing .some of
the boys out with their best sleighs and
horses.
Mr. Lot Watson, of Petersburg, while on
his way to this place on the I'oth inst., with
a load of wheat, Lad his leg broken by the
fall of the saddle horse on the ice. Mr. Wat
son is an old man and never had a bone
broken before.
A wheat merchant by the name of E.
Tore, from Westmorland county, in this
State has been buying a considerable quan
tity of wheat in this section of the county.
He shipped about two thousand bushels
this week and expects to ship as much, if j took a few spoonfuls myself, which soon
not more, next week. A few years ago hun- j cured my nursing baby entirely, and an oc
dreds of bushels of wheat, were annually ; casional dose has kept me and baby in such
shipped into this county to supply the Lome ' perfectly good health, and made v.s
demand, and now thousands of bushels are ' strong and comfortable that I would ii"t be
shipjMHl awav. This is an improvement in
the right lirctioii. The time is not fur dis
tant when this section will be one of the
finest wheal producing district.-, along this
range of tlio Alleghenies. Lime and fertll-
i.'.ers are doing it.
Co.sru'E.scr. November C7, H.
Report or Reuliv Pt buc School. To
1 the Hoard of School liirectori of Berlin Uor
i ough.
j t'"ni'i .-
j The foilowhig report of the Public School
- of this borough, for the month endiui' Nov.
1 " '
j I'Kh i r.p.-i'tiuily submitted.
Total number of pupils in attendance dur
ia,; the month: Primary department, Id ;
Intermediate dept., (iraiumar dept., 4'J;
ToUil, Uit.
Average attendance, during month: Pri
mary department, 55; Intermediate depart
ment, 43; Grammar, 35; Total, 133.
Pc'reentageof attendance during month :
Primary department, 80; Intermediate de
partment, ;3; Grammar department, K;
Total, S7.
Avera;. Co-t of instrntion, j"r pupil, 71
cents.
The number of promotions nts le from the
Primary to the Intermediate department
was it, and from the Intermediate to Gram
mar department, 1-t.
Most of the pupils manifest a desire to ex
cel and have made commendable progress,
while the indifference of a few makes it dif
ficult for them to maintain their class stand
log. The greatcat hinderance in the way of ac
complishing the best results is the irregular
ity of attendiuice. . If parents could realize '
bow necessary it is to the success of their
child tliut they be present every day, this '
evil would no doub he to a great extent rem- I
edied. The pupil that is kept out of school, !
though it be only for an occasional day, suf- J
fers a disadvantage that the closest applica- i
.. Ml ..... K.. ,KU I..
li I riti iin i:i ii
Principal.
HttnLiM. Nov. 2ft, 1HS0.
Eorron 1 Irs lb : In looking over the
Meyers-dale 'ununmtii J of Nov. 1!) I observe
that the editor of that per quotes the fol
lowing froia the Philadelphia Tina: "Som
erset and Bedford present the name of John
Cessna an their choice for the United States
8enaor," and then acknowledges his ignor
ance about Bedford, but says "Somerset is
not presenting the honorable gentleman for
the Senatorship or Judgeship or any other
office and it never will." Well 1 Well ! one
is obliged to exclaim, since when is thu edi
tor of tiie Cbmmercial the Republican jarty
of Somerset county, or the dictator of its
legislators as to whom they shall vote ?
In my humble opinion the Pennsylvania !
Legislature can perform no act during the
coming session that will give such over
whelming sarisfartion to the Republican
party, not only of Somerset county, or the
State of Pennsylvania, but lo the Nation, as
thut of electing the "honorable gentleman"
to the Fnitcd States Senate. A better man
for the petition cannot be found in the .State,
and every reading and thinking Republican
knows that the compliment would Mill I
inade'iiiiite for the services which the ' hon
orable, Ktntli uiiUi'' gave the Republican par
ty, not only oi rennsylvania, but of other
States during the late camjuuf;n. I think
Lnthor you should not be so hasity in ei
preMsing your private opinion about a man
of as high standing as John Cessna, and set
that opinion iu your editorial columns and
give it as th opinion of the Republican
party of Somerset county. No, No ! you
nhonldu't do that ; it isn't nice. Always re
member that other jveople have an opinion
as 'well as you. and when the lime conies
that John Cessna will be our candidate for
governor, you will have only otie vote, and
that you will cast for the "honorable gentle
man'' from Redfonl
It is to be hoped that you will cease throw
ing out insinnatioiui at : men who labored
and worked for the success of the party like
John Cessna. Kisoo.
Siwfloow roR thc Hollows. I have
jost received from the Eastirn Market the
prettieft, but aelected and cheapest Htock of
Dry OiMxIs and Notions. I have had in
stock, bourht for cash at rork bottom prices.
Persona in search of bargains will do well to
coll before purcnaxing euewnerc, nease
call in. No trouble to show (foods.
0. R. P.KE.
" T , ' .
M. B. Tioberta' Horse Powders have been
-1 with a-stoundin, rlts in the sUble of
. . n. .,, - . - . u . i . . i. .. !
Mr. I lerrc LSiniiorn, so muru eo, uiuv iuc.
" ,. , " ' . , . .1 . ,
WigiLsi.men nave Pee oputtii.r ... ,
quantities : Since Parole, w aitenstcin ana
otlier American horses, have won thousand
of doltars for their wner.
Kor sale Irish Linens, Plaid Nain Socks,
Victoria Lawns, Dottet) Hwis-s, Linon D' Ir
ian de rio,ues, at , , ,
t!. ILPABJCtR's.
J Errroa Hnuto. There ara tw sides to 1
j every question, and as but compuritivo few !
; of the readers of the IIeealo would see the '
' answer if it appeared in the Dunx.mr, 1 1
' will with the Editor's kind indulgence an- :
; swer Mr. Republican through the columns
j of the He.ld. Mr. Republican a--ks in the
i IIerai. of the 2Uh ir.st.. "If vou were r.n-!
i posed to the disfiguring of our housed why '.
j don't you say so?" In reply, we are oppos j
ed to the disfiguring or de-facto;; ot'auyt
! man's rrorrfr. and it w. rot Nvi'isa we
'approved of the wor of the night of Octo-
her 3rd. that w rnsLe-J into print. H 1 1 Re- ;
publican addressed himself to thoi
the marking he mi 'ht have called
? who did ;
them :;H
the pet names he co'.ihl think of. but w I on
: he assailed
withont an
"the Demoi-r.-.ts of Berlin" and C"U W1W1 Uie V10W 10 ildVill liOUtls to SUit tllOt;ltO Ci all. fltl'l COai'wVVlt illll tiie TtMCll 01 CVCrj
exception stigmatize,! them as bodv. From 1UV Stcck Vnil rail select
j "Ku Klux, White Liners itc." forbearam e
: ceased to 1 a virtue, and we attempted to
recall him to his senses by showing the pub
lic what an immense moun,-.:n he hps
i made out a mole hill.
j Yes, Mr. R.. we cheerfully submit a!!
have paid to the crucible test of "reason
and common sense.'' and now that the heat
. of the campaign i.s over we gladly kt an im
I partial public decide who by his own words
tutu ana see how ungraciously he acknowl
edges that he told the truth, the whole
truth, and a little more than the truth.
The other questions w hic h Mr. R., asked
us do not interest the public, and if Repub
lican will at any time ( all on me, I will
cheerfully answer them and any others
which he would like answered but did not
deem prudent to put in type.
As Mr. Republican might not know ;;s
positively who "-j'' is, as "G" knows who
is back of the non de plume "R'-publican,"
I beg leave to tell him that I am,
Respect fully,
r.ut.;. Now i ,.
It' you want a pretty Calico Dress go to
Ci. R. PlBkEE's.
ARcmakkablk Rksult. It makes no dif
ference how many physician", or how much
medicine you have tried, il is now an estab
lished fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete satisfac
tion in severe cas.-s of Lung Disease. It is
true there arc vet thousands of persons who
are predisposed to Throat and Lung Affec
tions, Consumption. Hemorrhages, Asthma
Severe CoMs settle! on the Rreast, Pneumo
nia, Whooping Cough, Ac., who have no
jH-rsonnl knowledge of 1!. tehee's German
Svntp. To such we would sav that oO.OOO
bottles were sold hi't ycir withont one com
plaint. Consumptives, try just one bottle
Regular size To cents. Sold bv sll dnig tists
in America.
How She Saved Her IMnu.vo. "I shall
never again feel so awful nervous about my
oal-ies- te-!hing,'' writes a grateful mother.
"We almost lost our little darling by a long
attack of cholera infantum, but happily
heard of Parker's Ginger Tonic in time. I
ithout this reliabli
-A Mother of Bp
medicine for worlds
iklvn.
j Rargains e in be had in LadWaud 'iciitli -i
men's Kid, .-silk, Cloth and Cotton Glove- :
Linen collars, f'ollcrelts and Cufi's ; Neck
j Ware ; Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs ; La
I dies', IK ntlcnien and Children's Hosiery;
j Indies' I'nder Vests ; (ientlemen's Lndr
. Wear, at
G. R. I'arklk's.
A Mother's Gkifk The pride of a moth
er, the life anil joy of a home, are her child
ren, hence her grit f when sickness enters
and takes them away. Take warning then,
that you are running a terrible risk, if they
have a Cough, Croup or Whooping Covch.
w hich lead to Consumption, if you do not
attend to it at once. SHI LOII'S CONSUMP
TION CURE is guaranteed to cunt them.
Price 10 cents, 60 cents and $1. For La ne
Back, Side or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Sold by Ceo. W. lienford. Druggist. Som
erset, Pa.
Linen C arpet Chain, Cotton Chain, Color
ored Cotton Chain. Colored Woolen Carpet
Chain, can be had very cheap, at
G, R. P.viiKi.i:' '.
Attention. MemlM-rs of G Co., 10th Keg
will meet at their armorv on I nilnv even
ing. All state property must be tnrned in
at that time. A full turn out is desired as
business of importance to the Company will
be transacted.
A. H. Hi stom, l'.n. I!. S. i .i.,
1st S. rg'1. Capt.
rmbrel'as, very cheap,
g. i:
Packet;.
shall be
Mv stock of Holiday Good:
tin
handsomest ever shown in Somerset
Mrs. A. E.
Fin..
The public are indebted to Lr. J. C. Avers
A Co., not only for their standard medi-
' cal preparations, but also for improving the
.ii
looks of the community by their incompar
able Hair Vigor.
The largest stock, bvt braids and cheap
est Wenched and Unbleached Muslin- in
town at
G. R. Pakkfb s.
Jewelry and Silver Ware is very cheap at
Mrs. A. E. Uhl's.
For cheap and good books do not fail to
see the catalogue of the "American Hook
Exchange." C. N. Iioyd, Agent.
Go and see the h.-uid-ome Holiday Gools
at
Mr-. A. E. I'm.'.-..
Tiie person who a short tini? a-;o Iximiw
el our bt nral o-Ua will jilpas.- return the
same.
V. 11. Welm.it.
Mv stuck of Holiday (Jooiin com if w so
reat o variety that a closelr printeil eolamn
tr iii .,,;,, -i
' ofthe Hekald would not contain the tium;-3
of the items. Come and see.
Mr-. A. 1-
I'm
DIKII.
FRITZ. Herbert William, son of Will
i.iin H. and Minerva A. Fritz, on Nov.
ISsO aged 1 ynir, 4 mouths, 7 days.
'Jf,
Buried at St. Pauls ( Fritz's! F.v. Lutheran
Church.
"Go to thy re-jt fair child !
( So to thy dreamless be.1,
While yet so gentle, undcfi'.cd,
With bU-ssings on thy head.
Shall love with weak embrace.
Thy upward wing detain ?
No ! gentle Herbert seek thy phtce
Amid the cherub train."
EDDY. On October 12, 1SS0, near Fam
ucl's church, Amanda Eddy.aged 10 months,
25 ilavs.
SNYDER On November. 1, 1SS0, near
,. o , , ,.,
Ncw Lexington, Mrs. Susan Snyder, aged .i
... i n,il, na
MARHim.
BFNFonD UNKCII. Ou October I.s,
lSssO, at the Lutheran parsonage, New Ccn-
terville.by Kev. John N. Tiiruli, Mr. Kd-
' ... - , . ... fc, . T - . . 1.
Will l iteuiora to .Miss .natiie i. v. uruu,
daughter of tiie otliciating clerj-man.
M17TZLF.il STAHL. On November 7,
ti c n, ..-, v, !., T.,Vr,
!iwi,liniii:.uiii..-iviiu., ... , hl h-,,., ,,,, Aar'L ls7:l a.,. I
IN. Cnruh. Mr. Josiah Metiler to Miss tydia
i " ... . , . ,
' ,
... -v-
1SS0. at the Lutheran parsonage, New Cen
. M, WlB
terville. bv Rev. John N. Vnrub. M
8. Kirnmel to Miss Rachel M. Ferrel.
FITZOERALI) FLSHEIL At the resi
dence of Josiah Zarfoss, in St. Petersburg,
on Nov. 20. ISssO, by L. C. Ackennan, Esq.,
Mr Wni. Fitzgerald of Pittsburgh, to Miss
Kato Fisher, cf Stonycreek Twp., Somerset
Co Pa.
HO FOR
CHRISTMAS IS
to pleasure in inviting the
.IF.VVFf PY
SILVER WARE.
AND TOYS FOr
i '
I have without a:iv .xcop'.ion
tt.i ...-
A 1MIE-EXT FOIt YOU It I'ATIIKU.
A PKlvSENT l'Oli VOL'lt IIUS VM).
A PKLSENT EOIi VOUii I) liTEK.
A PRESENT TOR YOUR AUNT.
A PRESENT 1 OR YOUR N'IKCE.
A PRETEXT FOR YuUll SWEETHEART.
ALSO A lull Stock of Hoots
TO
I OFF EH EXTH AOKNIXAKY
N ith thanks fur p:i.t putrcuaf,
lWlin, I'll., December lt, 1n0.
WET CARPETS
I':-.-:.! :! I.:ce 1 ..c
AT PRIVATE SALE,
77 nna avesue. fittseuhgh. fewa.
6,000 Yds.
fXOJLUX.
2 000 Yrf,s,
OIL CLOTH ct LIX
OLJJUJL 1.000 Yds.
COCOA and CIIfXA
I TTlJS G.
STAIR AND HALL CARPETS,
tad (jiCi 6Ci)
H. McCALLUM,
it
('..' v.- V
m! Sll-.- t.
H l l
Main Street,
Somerset, Pa.,
Will fsf '-t0et
on
JaniHti'ij 10th. 1SS1,
Ttiis house id furs. is ii Hr.-t-eiasii,
ini-dcra etj'i?, vith l iiio'.lera
convenieucefl i f Heater.-. U .t and
C-!d W'r P-Alh?,
Larkv !te&dieg-K .-c-, Par!
c.'ni
fit
Chtni' trs. at;;! b.u-
-1
.1.
tacbr. J.
Fr m
1 Le
ti.'ld
A 111
I.,.
s the Lff.t.
spo'ierjf " i i the II !.! l u-
IifSS I
Di'ier n;T-ilf 1 ca:i r T i 'i
i.sftc ion t,. all h.i ckI!.
F. S. Kleiiidienst.
V
i.MixisTi;.vroirs notk e.
tttutcif Cbarlei Miiy. Intiof t'-p.T Tar.ej fj.
Twit . Suinprs.-l c unry, ti , iter'. I.
Ijf.tf p of 'ilmtnl!iiti..D no -the .I..Te .-mate
having tv:n kldiH tn the unier.iii!. by tiie
-r auih-rt'r, o:l H hr'. 1vn ti th is-;
toitrbtnl i'i the wi i mate t. m ine iin'n!i e
yiyroeni hd t se liuvii-ir eliii;s or tlcinn-t4
ui;itiji it t.. prp.'-i.t tte-m euiy -turh'.Tr ieii'wi t.-r
.-"iilemeLt, oo iiiur.ii.y. .Idi.uHry i. lsii. at t)i
late reiMcoo-uf Jee-M.-'sl in ot i t..-t-i-t.i;i.
i'AMKI. F!HlIiS.
lie.'. 1 A.lluiul.-!t.latyr.
jriiLi(;&ALi-:.
Hv Tlrttif an orV'T M L'rn:-tl y the
H., the uo'lrr ill jrll nt vU' I'Ut-Ty, :it
the Court Huui- in SinTierei Hrtnfi,on
Fi'bhty. !hCnr,hrrH. l.SKl.
t 1 k p. 31.. tLo ral of.aie of litintl A.
Kli" , 'o'l.
1. Atr.C of 1 m.I tn wn a tfc- I-ffl.-r
furra. ronitihiitu fJS1- ;iTr, liwF0 or fcfS. nhit
errctol. which ahtiU' 6' n-r8 ar rk ar. D nrr. 9
In ine;ilow; irut nt nt-vrtr ittilmv nt'Duns ia
tbf s.i-o i'-).i:iini: iho M;i "it f rm .1 x llurrrr,
Smu' I litxaa i uiIk-tj: iiie near to sctiuM
no-! cimrctit-s.
N 2 irAct iTInr-! r -nrrflntrix ? I'zres. moro
f-r irns. with anw tmrae Uwrli.n U um ani new
b-ira Ami hltx 1 1 uiilii us of iti-j ciiuie, a-'.-ut $
arrr-s c!ar. nl or. 4 cr In niettt'W. I'li'ih
jaeioh Shvfltr. J;uub Let:uiJMrt, c,fD-lir.ii
I'hun'hl-jt, Noh I lfi. ThcM? are wi.hm
tbrr miles of lHimrrt Bir uith.
TEft.ns-bib.
C. M feUAVI U,
Dee. 1 A!m'r nut Trut.
IIEUIFI'" S SALE.
tty vtrtu of writ of Le. "., !muxI out of ih!
Court ol 4'isnau tlk it Son- rf t 0. Va.. an 1
to in (ltrct--, tbre will te ei-ii to pahtl-
t tha Court HuUne, ia MAiucrict, Fa., ua
Thursday, Aa6c.
at 1 o'clock, r. m., all the rinbt, mtcn'St ..vi
cUim of tt:e dtft-miaHt, Jhn II. 1 lit in aaa l-
Ibe foltuwiD3 dvfr!tr4tl ru! estate, v z:
a 1. A rrrtxm let of Kruuni si'Uut in S't:i
ert B-rrwb, Soinrf l urn y. Ka., mfitaictr
44 tect friroi. ob M:tiu tttrevl, ioi fesv lie-1;!, Uua t-
el on ih tjHfii b? l-t ol lirurv lirui-.iKcr. ,-n ti:
wentty Vaiennue Hy. i tli" nurth I.y I ui -n
mrwet, itii a luruo i.. m.-ry l-riio. elic.j i.u-c
ao. Ptaele Hierccn er?erp t.
ees.
-till the aj I 'itrtsban-
,N i Ak-t of jrr -ai: ! "I'unte a" afor.-".
i.t.
Nun.!e-! a follow : treniini; i?t iiK-hr n
Slaio t'pjsswrret. e-Tteoiiinit east 4t leot t tvl oi
H:nry K. S.-tipli on the c..r'.Ii. .10.1 'ot of HeLry .
heerlts on the Muth. sn.l mi wiitch part ot tiie
.Mmuioth t-Uiluiu U er.-vti.ii, wi' li the i-artt-annce.
Mo. 3. A niece or ptrcl r.f Lin-I sitHa'.c In b.u-
eiset br..unb uuti iowusliiii. o!ii-r-e: c.-uiity.
' Pit , aofouimit ln.l of A. li Coffisj'ti on tl.9
B..rlh, W. H. Ikiilrwih uo ilia J.s-i in Unini
I .n ih. biuth l'iH9;.liL sll-cet on llie llr.-L rHUI3.
ton S cres anUeo perchos, .ciin tbd Bppartii.ia-
cts.
No. 4. An u. l--t lt'iste In Sniiii'r'et Itor.ali.
Somtm-t euun'.y, f., b-iumlfl on tue eat t-jr 1-1
of t. Kirnun sn I t J. k...ser, on the s nt.'i by
.ms of Amort Ken.!'', Aitwrl JohnsoD ami other-1,
on ihe wst by au ily, ooiba nor'.u Uy lo a ot
'John Weimerand Win's he:r. (MuiaiLin" i.ierei
! an. I U perches, with the sppurtroaiMM1!.
No. b A ju.ire .-t KruuuJ situate a. afire. ei't.
a1! .Ming fnion "-recion the mia'h, Hoina tis-t
I en Ihe west, alley oa tne east, aad oo ilie D-.rth by
North s:r-et, bein Miup.ie.l m lots NeS. 14 '. I'm.
Lsl and tbtoa plan ol Souiers..; 1 mua-ti, with lla
' aptvirie .anoes.
No. . The undlvii!el nne-hnlf of a certain lot c,
ground Bituate asaferefaitL, buuniie.1 oa ihe north
by I nion street, on lb eat by l ul Jutin l,'eo,
nn the iutB hy .Maio on the wi hy tut oi
the widow and heir f Krank Churpennlnu, ilee'd,
I cot.tdioiuK y, ol an arre, with tne u,-;.artera:i
I No. 7 A certain tract ef land ritaate as afore-
said, aJjeintnn Somerset JohiBtuwatitrnpiaeoa
theeasi, on tneno'th by lii.n.ls of S,i'ooiua I.-n-
bort O0ll oum ,0o the wesi ly an alley, oa the
south by Casebeer n alle,entainiiiit acres. IB
ramor's interest be;n the un.iiei.le.1 one-half of
taelitf.ei: ate ol Uecrrfel-Iiuryennuig, with Uio als
purteoaoces.
Nix S A eerUiln iot oftronrtta.ite as afore
said. a.lM.ininir lands ef Cli..rl.-s .V, illm-r,n the w u;h.
Turkeyioot sireel on the we. t, Henry K.Seheil en
lbe orih anil east, contaitila S aered, aicre tr
tejs with the apourteoauccs
No 9. A eeraio tract ol laml "itnite lo Sr-s-j-ereek
Twp., SoTierei rxuo;y. Fa., aiiiimn- lunils
of.laeoi WeiHle. .Math Us Walker, Jacob hoyler,
John Feia: ao.1 oihen", Oi'iitainmn V-) acres, un.ro
or less, with atwo story ilw-lilnrhone. bn' barn
, aad other oat baikll oats tbeismn ereete-l, beio a
i partol th same tract of 1 m.i which Benma-t
I Yoiler. KieeutorofSamael nlr. fleed, eiveT-
; recurJe.J la Vol. .1, iiai;e wr.:, with tt.e oj.purie-
1 naneea
' J! '"'
roTicc All uer-ons par-nsnm at lae awe
sale will pl'ase lke nutlc that a pan r.f the
rjorchaae money to be m-jde aa-.wa at tbe tU.ie
ol aaie-wiil be reqalreJ as Soon as lbe . ri.t'eriy
Is knocke4 down, otherwise It will bs airniaex
poed to sale at the r:a of trie ilrsl purrh .srr.
Tbe resWoe.il thpurcaa m'.iiey must tie pal.
or belore Thursday ol liie hrst w of Jiiousry
Court, the tluie Hied by taet ourt fortlieaeauoni
edirnvnt of deeds, and nodeed will beaekn.jw!ed-
a,i unill ilia uureaase n.ni is osi-l in fail.
0rrIC, WJAK K Lt, M.. r.ff.
i Somerset, No-r. :-,
THE HOLIDAYS
COMING WITH PRESENTS
i'l cill I ::
WATCHES,
iiii
the largest sdrctiivi of llolitl.tv
. - .
and Shoes Hats, Leather, Notion.-? and Miuyrnr Goods.
REDUCE STOCK
( Bargain in ISUOTS ami SHOES.
- Karelins in HATS and CAPS.
1 HanwiHs in NOTIONS ami .UILIN::iV (iOOIK
till ill's
L'tfllllV,
11
1
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A
v
JOHN F.
CEAUEP f!
Hardware, Iron, Nails,
oms, szo.,
ll:i:.'l:e
-. i.n-i l-'ois. Tai
lie- l..r.-I ii. .-
i oloTi 1 1 l':.:nr- f
'Hniisi. 'I
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kil-i
1.
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lis ti.is kifi .!'
n'-.y i-.ne in lu-,
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rt!..Ti-aro!i:
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s i-itKsiET t;oi xrv, :
(. '- f Ata;itirphHu.s'. i.'.r Ie:i i at S m.-r-At
ia 4D't t..r S- inew; I 'e'la.y. on th. y
. iiay ! Auit , a 1. luix- tie b - n
'.1' lr.Tn.)i:r"( thi r.. f.
ia the m mer ul th f tRto '.t .I-ihn '.Vilt. (!-' !.
f t di.i. i!.u i n. .n n.ti . t It I.. Uier. tiii
ti.iin ui.j-uinv Ji.ttn l. iir.'nt, . Aii-iii -r 1.1
ajr-i. rtAiu niivaiifemvr.i. ut ."irn.aie ihe fiiu-1
in die tuu.! of I'.m-el e". vi:it to
t'f-fce lenaiiy eiiiitlp rit-nto
lly lh- c- urt :
W. li. FI.'KISK.
i.'ifrk.
X... tick All iH.rs..n." in;.-rv-t. in i lie .v am .
John Will. dec . i, Ho-routl i 'hat in pnrf ii-inew
tliu t-'reicoiiot isuiuiii.si-u. i viii m my i,tit,M n,
S.trr.rrrel l'r.i;h. on i :!ar-'.';i-.-. f.'-,"-al-.r -i.
1-sto, i.:ri.iiB t aiiiil: nu.-r ln "vr i-n..,
J. U. M.'.i.uhL.
I"-- 1 Au-.ltur.
lv
x::cr i oki Notjci-:.'
i.al vt Nichoiaj li-ck. lue ot J.h:r.E T;. ,
S.Jllier.M.t ' ' tl.-o'.l
L'.ieri trMiinrnur "n hr at-rre -:atf havirt
been irranieii to ilc un ! r-lv-nff-l i.y it e proj-cr au
thor lv. Delicr is hrei y i..-n lo n 1 ..-r.-.n? l.
ddiai o faH 3taiu- i. n-.k-i imiiai piv.
ment. an.l iho nikviri- ciimi iutn?t ii lu jne.
lient thenl iluly an! ri-n; itfO f..r s.-lt'.--ni-:i ou
Sinr iji. Jac'au-j 1. ism, t my utti e in jooii-r-?ct
liorotiti.
' VIMMf T.
ilOKKNrsTEKL .t -ON
V.'IX.L i'AV
t h i: h i c; n r.s r c.t sn vu j t i :
nmf an.ri iimmrif am
una u;ij il(.:luu:i L'!iiir,i
U'A:z, Zzzz-z Pelt:,
r-.-. l.-.ai
j.-I.n.
Oi'i( KTt SiiK KH()i.l)i:i;s.
( I kvi it .. . I : r:i i- ok to t
Pitts a i leu isaL.-.LiviLLj H. I., f... k
N'otiee t Lereliy iii.en ibat, m a.-ror.!:ice3 oi li
ttu.' Ci-. irtrr 3n-I e- l.4 oi t' t-. ir-ir.v. to
Annual Meetii.K of htekh4.ien will iw i."rl
tbe ot ; it the Corupaiiy. In li.o ,M ,.t il; ,.
'-timti, on
M'iniay, ) ;;.', -G, liv;),
between tie hr-nrs or . m. nn 1 1 . m.. f t).o
ulPctino1 a Ifciardof l ifcciurs In r,i
t-maii ir er, an l fur tu tran-a- 'i..u of c.-li c: i
r ' uines s may h hr-.ar ivt-re thm- tt'.a-'
Hie sink TraiKler Book, will be -loi'e'l 0n t.e
2Vh int. and remain e'.l uaiU f: er t-.e are. i
nl MoetinK of Sioekh. t Iers.
J. B. WAJii:iro.
.it.
Sseeretwy.
A I'MIMSTiiATOK'S NOTICE
trials of ."Within Sli.-ial'w., lite of Norm r t
Twp., tsouierset ooaaty, I'a., decajd.
Letters of administration on theabora esta-e.
r.ati'is oeen irrantej le the omlefineil, cotlcela
hcrer.y mven to those inJei.i.J to it wmakelcnn.
iliaieuuymeot. an l those havi..r clati.n aijain-t
tu Ui preseat them rtnly T.r-.niirate. fr.r settle
ment on Vdnflav, lbe '2th dcy of Jjno.r.
Issi,?; tie a-iiie-V! . J--.'.).. in aai iwi."
JACOU .NKFK.
Aomini.tra'.iir.
!:eoina sit i. :s.
Not. it. Aitmicutratrii.
J EOAL NOTICE. ---
Jjiiuun Vottxtit Inttw Ourt 'otiim.. 1rm .-(
to V S. niiTsot t I'a.. ...T Ac
P. W. Will. T.,lsn. (Voluntary A 3i::::,.Bri
Ami now. to wit: uth day of Noveiaber. lis.,
Fetition of M. A. S inner nk-t. ati riie xrMr.l
n all parties intereatnd to hnw"aoe wtiv tb.- ji.
Urination of taeialatohioi of a iraition ot'ibe pn p
ervwlcne.t,TUr A h'.oje sn.l ot..B Vjin - t .
In New Ceotreeilled bonicrti. koowaas the H.nl
property, for koo. .tiooj.l out tw Ukt-n o!f. an4
B-iteniRhrme.! as if rmuf to "tary Ilinehiiuxh.
and the anal enee authorised to disss a ocet t her
for ai t pro erty.
b stract fn.m the recr r! of i:.l.l Court rrr1 -!
this lothilay vt u-.iiaoer, 1 -j
m. Ksrnr.iT.,
ii'V. IT i'ptns)"arv.
UDITOIlaXoiiCK".
At an Orjiaans" r.3rt held nt S-mere.-f . r. . r,n
the lik dtj of .Nokeiubrr, 1, im un jcrsixa.il
Aaiiitor wssduly ipp.,int. tu paw. ni ,a t e tt
eepiionsao.1 make a ill.tnt uMo d" the funds ia.
the baods San.nl and M:i:iiiasf"x)rb'ii!ft fi-
rmors oi .mni rsnmmn, aec'ii to act ainuDX
thoM Liciliy entitled ILcr-to hrr. ..r,
that he wiil at'erel to thedutieaof the aho ua-
p.iintment at his otf. -e in the Koroaub of Soinrr-
aot d i'ri''y. December I". Ishu. wuen aad wis"!
all oersons iiirereste, r.m atterd.
OKI 'KtE R. Scn.L.
Nor.
Auuit'E.
FOR E'E
RYBOflY
I:
Oi
NOTIONS,
FANCY GOOD:
LITTLE FOLKS.
(ioo.U i i the Count v. .Select-
.... .
A 1' RES EX L TOR YOUR MOTHER.
A PRESENT FOR YOUR WIFE.
A PRESENT FOR YOUR SON".
A PRESENT FOR YOUR UNCLE.
A PRETEXT FOR YOUR FRIEXD.
A PRETEXT FOR YOURSELF.
L'AUL (r. NO WAG.
o
o
liLYMYEll,
Glass,
Paints
: s r. !
-. i .::
. li.oi.l;
l-s-r
Aoi :
Vi.
' -..' s. !!!.., Ii,:,., .t.u.i..,
l'o' l.r ivMM'-- S'is..rs sru,ii.. tl
I.':,
r 1 1 t ,i i . i (c-iu -i s ''D'ju. a t :. st-et. Wl-.ite
' ' ! 'i .-.'Il i.j.-. I'.iiiiis in i (j,.r,
iv I I;:V-V"i "il. n-i-li,-, ..'..,.,!, Ii-y..-r, V;ii .ul
Uiii-i .iv i,i;i-s i.f nil sj-.,., ! .!;,.,; ,.,
: c. i:-.el.. On I :! -ilwiys r,:t haul.
' ' ' i'l Oil L .injj-i i, r ry
: ,r--. .Tfel C''il'M.e- - r eii .-. ;,t
'h s. iils.,.i I i;.-.;.
Miiliv if, 1
' i- m.l:
s .. ......, ...,. ,) :,.. y,.r.
..i.l ' i' .-i kf-it!-. tf:-ti'!i.s. f
I ork-. U-s. K,,:.. M;,;;o, k .
' .i:!leJ, r f-.'.il-es. I ast !,..,.;.
- v-- ' ell-r.. '.- !.. ;.n.i Tire ,.f:,il
- v..i.!i-i..kpI. (;..'-.. V-n-..-ts4. Meul ;.-., ,
V. . i i I; u ''ets. Twii-e. Ui.... it' a'l M i-.- (s-.!.
' , - '', ;", Me.: t'n.'. rs ami S:umt. Tnu.s. t
...... . ii i:, u?i.e. t.urrv t..a.i.s i ui
I.-.e
;i'te:it.-.i; i.-
i' l'ers.in vlio nr l.ttil'li:..
ii.cir aiivatitaee to eive me n
- - I s. I ti,;,l,k DlV ...1.1 eu.-t.-l
t.lel
1Il1s BLOCK."
JOHN F. IiLYMYElt
ACTS Dl ?SCTLY
OW THg KIPWFYS.
Blxnt.lrr !nl I riaary . hy a.
"' '" l:iim..r". evry trace ol diaeasp, an-1
it r. ini; tutu the lysina thn ugh ths wm of !h
:mn. u. uri.hnu itu-1 Hr-nthuo-5 r.xiria'.i
t. r.ir. iriri'is '.: tennderlul power n i-.m u:
en.- e,
pzmin THE BACK
Si.-I- ar Ulai, liliHi .it-.i( md
ftrljfht'w l)ll.mlllif Hlrtu,,., !!.
''-'. lrp.T. .raiel, l.larm of tn
Kl.iiltlrr. InobllllT Mm Mriala mw
lrlar,iaialke HliMt4r. II iK b
(lerHt.kraai) mr r-iilwl i:,iBatlnK,
IIfp.IIM M or fcbreda la ihl Jrik),
NERVOUS or PHYSICAL DESILITY
und lu Ucs tey uianase of thesw rrentonrutu1
r.e'n..r"f.:i-.ric;ed by ucorw.rk. strata, itH...
iriiik. ennabu-aofnatareorurherwin-.
I iCiKT-ur-uureiy tha iBeowrp-E., ,
rr-oHes , .i tak.cs nau.eujj an. i-A-ra- mt.
Zil 1 iiHstllcln".
Iris w.-rn -i-.-t!-.- w!n-r nee.V, n.u t:j .....
1 .- iy snl liiinie-i'Mtiy ..v. r tiw. k!Hri4
it l. "...r.fr.rts1 'atotue laiilrE'. aaie .-,
in r-TUI.ir m es-t, but ffuurrlut la fia
weilB.
1 -,ia tic wrr.. a!! tiaie, ia ac eiu-j-v. - .
Is e jn!!? i f .r
MAN, WOMAN OR CHILD.
'' i-vited lt.al It is botie-t, r--i;.i.',I .11,, M
ai. ! U--l aiiat v. iir !- an. ,i,aMw U..IT re
liiir.. ik sis.ia.is are daily atdlmr th.r '. i-Jii.-i.v
f-, tt.e wnH.-eiJ ...jratiVB wf .rf t
irrem r- mwly. hn :,r ts-nr rn re t t l.-is ,..
Jeli.ii jitor a.i oiW traitn.-nr. act reui ii -h.ivs
A-i,j-,:,r .lrna-!et t-.r tl i.an.l aer. ...
m iniiii..M or n(ai.. ff he '..
: t t it, j,l t wt aa.l reeeifw Utrrn'-i -i
ai-.u.
erlllr. Prtew LIbi.-Sbwi .. t
tsc-i-! i'i :, ler lh-romr. etti stH-e-i ,r
caii.ili jian-imr. v; : fhl!.t.n"s l'i i ' i -r;snnKr-a.i.Uiai.
w.k ktwawv anil ti'w. -'.
tin-. !. . rir or,k. . a l,.,, Wlt avf , .
eic-iuiIiiK a history of this rraat .1!eovT- " a
e-iir-.-e. S r:r i .nt. A.'ULtis.
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO.
Toledo. O
CAUTION .""'v" " ny Tt'.-
. .,. . . . ur r u"n' "e deem it due if...
ayieted t waoi hem. iM'f UtT'H Mils
de.-e.-v1-
.. - i.iu ...rnr. aa-l iiij wi;i ., r.-
CHARLES N. CRITTENTO.N,
1 1 I'ultoii sitrcrt, Xew York."
JTjr-KoKSs Kv C. V. BTr, Sostr.-.-rr 1'.
UDlTOIi'S NOTICE.
.oa o:irsnnvl inly appointed Aa.l!t-.f i-v
ihe i ir; h..nb' t. art to emnoats ttie turioa In Ite
t uidsoi Oeorre v. Ptiw. admr. of Samuel t;.
riie.dor' l., L-rrby fcives ootiew. that ke will at
tend to thf .iit'ivs oi ti.e ariove appolaioxebt, at 1.
Mlirr iu S. utriK Hor.en wmwsIit, leeiaV--,
ivfi, waea aad woare all istraoae niereited msv
hr.eild.
IL L. BACT.
.V.e t: Audlt-r.
OTICK.
.Viy wief Sanih kaio left my bed aad U-srJ
withjui ;n.t eau..e or provoeatioo, the public ans
bvrety oollfied aot to oarnor or trot ber on rny
uc-i.u;i as 1 w Jl pay aed'bu hee eoatnoUiK.
N ,v. .; CHAMtJf JLSMAL T.
.UK'TION .NOTICE.
I u:u v.it e axel in of tk : ember, vf lL-
rsrmers rnt.-sS' VPs.iatM.n as-l 'ire InsurMt-e
e...ra' f K.marsot CstT. bei.1 at Hrrk s
M :l.s. on Ta". lay. le--ea oar 2sh for ike p.irp.e
of e!ee.irur le Prel.fr.t. SJeretsry a I lr l
.f Six iilrecfes tesereeSr the eoswinir year. A-l
ai-'Titsyrs ; t.1 " 'C!rr.sny are re.ine.ie.1 ro a'tco.
H. VT. BX i.
4V.HAKJ-.K. A.H'JS W UJini.
N..v,17t!t
Si-creury.
i-rc.Jtu'.
; of tmiyportation is the chief trouble in tLe
""k K fiKEitnv. ! way of the UKivciueut.
G. R. Pamke.
IP'