Somerset Herald.
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aid a jt nia:iy K:ipii!i spnr
, r? l'r i7c:i : .t1i liiirint- the iuIJ
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of J-rwScrMt F. Weuu
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i ;:.:: a law ill
'k ff- from
par,!
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, Fr about a year pa!, Hun. Thaddeu. : Tlie Johnstown ZWy TrUmnt of Wed
Banks of Hollidaysbiir;:, ha been afflicted riesday lot yny : "Sine days from date
hi intn-nU with drojisy, anJ the onjiotuicc-1 tho rai!s on the Somerset & Cambria
merit f his death (in Sunday afternoon, j Railroad will, it i stated be in position, but
was h.irjiy .ricict.-ted by hii friend, and j we pre--nmc traffic trill not be opened np
the public. Mr. 3.ni'.t? had been a resident nntil after the. injunction matter ey-ruc be-
! 'if imr vmnsy dr eriod of forty years, i fore Judge Dean, on the irth in. It is
a 'id wa5 admitted to praoiiec at the bar of j likely iYesident Donnelly will in'due time
f the county on the firt day of the f.rst ' annonnce his programrao for the running
I cKtrt hold in C'.aircounty, which was in i of freight and pa.sen(;or trains, but there is
July, IS4'. Tyrone Herald. a deire on the part of many of our citizens
' - j that a grand excursion from Johnstown to
Kh-cati.jxai. XoTtt K. The Suiucrc: Co. I Somerset should be arranged and the open-
'T a. her' Iiutitute will convene in the J ing of the thoroughfare be celebrated in a
, court ,ljouse, Somerset, Dec. 2th, ItSQ. at prop.r manner. The people at the other end
2 o'clo 'i. p. in., and continue in session five i of the line would cheerfully respond by
days. Able instructor and lerturers have ' tendering the rbitors a reception, and the
h.Mi cnijilovcil audit is hoped that the j event would thus be made a memorable one.
tea' lu n. directors and friends of education ! I' is to be hoped that pome definite action
will turn out f tiais.'c and make this the will be taken in the matter at once, a the
bi't Institute ever hfld in the ruuntv. interval until transportation will be estab-
r ...
J. A. IIITKET,
SHAlBVILtt Itkim :
A rrty from here went deer hunting late
ly, and retnmed home with deer, which,
when dressed, weighed 137 pounds.
Another party from the township. hot
at and missed a deer, when it ran at him ;
he hit with hit gun and killed it. The (ran
was entirely ruined.
The Shanksville stores are all doing a
good business. C. L. Baltzer ha taken his
son into partnership. The firm name ia C.
L. Baltzer A Son.
J. J. Miller, the assesaor of Stonycreek
township, reports for last year 441 tax pay
ers ; 387 Toters ; 7 lime quarries ; 93,800
bushela of lime ; 12 coal bank ; 339,000
bushels of coal ; 14 saw mills ; 513,000 feet
of lumber. Amatv.
ill N v. cinfiiH"1 1' the
: 1.1- e.u'v re.' i-.'TV vv;;s
S . - - fn.M IhN I'M : "
..IK-Kl-VlAM' J'ATUONS. ' Tl;-:r--day.
I . . : :r;n- the re'.n of the-!; pi
4.-J.v ' i. then-were p.titn. r-.if fr-v rxli:1
mV " ,,,jr,.1..,-r.:i i' I Tlie e.'a-'inffw.!- ex-elleni la-t Tuevlay i
i :i n i ,,.. i;: v:i:l. - made i l n o!" their1
U9 ' ' . ,i ot 'e ' ' - i
5 . W- "' " , n i-i-.ti : i it . j
of a f,w w..r-l- toaiteti-
U '' ,,r l r,-e the i-t . The children ..f "sr N ar! I
1 ',' , . .., , ,.,.rv ' ia!.i: pre..ari"i.s for a-i .shihi-ioti dur- ;
f v:-' ",.''', '..r' r ,r :e!ver..-;. . 1 s;..,:: ! y ! i ...;;:;.,, m ry dient.
.1 ..a : ' ::. ... ... , :s to lie ivimiietl t . ,-a;lM laos as . ?
1 '' ,, a i"-!eet It'tteaTtp-l.
f . .. .. v v :: l- '--; 1 -
A :. :.''' - , I',:. ;.r:i iv !it m;-.! lo.'.-e. ti. t:.e e. .;. avoiil-
J. '" tlii'M- ,.nvm, a,,.! t..Ui ;!i ).'.';:-cif into,
1 '. '.o'ti. mat.y y :.r-. t:....:l;,s,i;.,.i-t!l(.,:r,,.;.
J !'- '' ' , i":.e w o.-k on the iieiv depot i- pr.vre:nR
r .-,i.:-!t..aei:ii"i."'' , , , , . -
.. :i. ' , . -., verv M.nv.y tls.it we d i;'.!'t whether it w.l! I
1 ' m-.-i ',: ' i, lr'.e.i' l,..fore .ring. !
J . . ,. ;, .l,.!,',.: to u- to ' - --- j
' ' " , y A-n. J. lijiia'cl I'ja.Tjii wiii accept!
J ..".;' " -'', r !' "'" ' ' : :i.;1!.k f..r b.rt;:id volunief ( the (Vt.jrres-
S ',' :,:.:. l'-!:,!'rr;,yu.,:,"-,,1! ;,,.,;,) Ke;., ra of the i:!i t:.d el;h Con- j
' 'n . .... d- jiy tiKOikf'll t . tho-e j
l . pi th'-".' matter". ' ,"T""" . i
' The r.i:n i 'nre.l dowi lii t jrrent- itur-
i , .,,.r. ! U'l.i.ii" ;L.l, t. .-Htttts tue -::'v and iee to
j ur.u.M.i -. :t;i ar !;! rai-n;p nuri ieeks io siniinii "i ; t
4 o;ue'et. I'a. Irr pr--portioi:.
t!ar ii-etu.-i. a.e ti:-v now putt.ng up the
i ... .. ,1 m. r 1 IsSlt.f. ' ... t . r
3 I ; . !.iiic ..rt.eU-. i in-e e is verv !i:ie lor J.rc-I
,; ; p ;:Ki t h.i: . i'i-Ucr. t Jiair.tiatl of the IVmo- i
I . i e 'i em: v ( .irmiiitt'v, who t ok a trip
I v -I v.t 11 -! v,-r-v ' e:.-t immediateS- rt.-r !..V ,-!ee-ion. re- j
... ii!' ; i:. :.,,iVc.i:-d.,r. I
i . . .. Hi m;i. i.m l-v ot'ta'';;-': .'t -
1 " j.,. II. lidurA ' !: .. A. 1. it e.vc M:so,,:,:iry t Itid'tt,
JN '" ' ' ; '' " .1. liver an addrcv in the I.'t;:i ran
County hiipcrintendeut.
Tiie hearing in the iiijunciion case of the
I'eiiiisyh ani:i ltailmad -Company vs. the
r-jinersct und Cambria Haiiroad Coniany,
which was tj have come up before Judce
Dean, in i!ianilcr, at llollii!ayt.bunr, on
I tnircss : l,,t,:W m -is ivotnone,I until flip lfilh hv
V. ?s!iiatun, j iautuai conwnt of the attorneys represent
; ing the respective corporations. Meanwhile
rv d' a!ks j li'e l'relii"iuary injunction will continue in
e'i -i "f ie ",1,'n '1,"'I'i:'"' lorm as to pennit ot passage
j of construction ami IwllaM trains over the
; dispute.! pronnd.
fJKTl".; The cohi wave with which we
have bfceii vi.-i;e.l put the jvotids in capital
order for thi i .ihilaratin i"port, and nuui-
lers of both sf , as well as many adults,
have been crij
In arts eon v:t. plidinr over the f;ia--y tur
f.ne. The art of ."katin, it is htated, prob
ttM came in vomc first in Scandinavia.
re- of th" earlier .lavs wire Tlldeiv Con
st nicte l and would compare rather unfa-vo.-ab'.v
with tii . e "f the present dav.
They were made of h
to t!;c feet svi'h cords.
lished is quite brief. There is every reason
to believe that trains will be run within
three weeks, and it may be within a less pe
rkvd. 'The Rah.ro.uh and thk r&rLB." Mr.
F. 11. Thurber, of New York, furnishes to
the December Scribser a paper which will
be widely read, and which bids fair to cre
ate considerable excitement. It is entitled
"The Railroads and the Tcople," and it pre
sents most forcibly the recent exposuresof
corruption in the (rreat railroad monopolies
of this country. The November issue was
thelarges ever printed; it coatained one
hundred and seventy pages, and was crowd
ed with brilliant pictures and ariclcs of
more than usual interest.
Of the suecej-s of Scbibskr's in England,
C. X. B. in next week's HeaL.
As tii is is a season in which many mar-
riases take place, we respectfully inrite
Brides and Bridegrooms to call and see our
articles for setting up Housekeeping. We
have everything young couple need.
J. B. SSVDEB & CO.
and were fastened
. t.nitins i:i the
is very tine for prc-
ot ilir- ;son usual- i 0r .oiV Ifvou have not, do so at once.
' Thev hav
es, chicks
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vs th.-.;
hi..
ivins themselves to their l 'r- Jennings writes as follows to the New
York Worl.l :
'"What I was going to tell you about was
the wonderful way in which Ameritan mag
azines are getting on in London. Scribnrr't
has had a very large sale here for some few
years past, and its circulation must now be,
I think, fully as great a that of any Eng
lish magazine, and it would not surprise me
to hear that it is greater. Its illustration
have made its way easy for it. A very dis
tinguished wood-engraver once told me that
no work done ii Kngland in his line nowa
days is worthy to be compared Jwith what
he saw every month in .S'crifinfr. If I men
tioned his name, there is no one on either
side of the Atlantic who would dispute his
fitness to pronounce an opinion on such a
subject. The rapid advance of tkribnrr is
easily accounted for. and is thoroughly well
deserved.
The price of Scribari 31-mlhh is t.0U a
vear, and new subscrilxTS who begin with
November ihiiiiIkt may secure by the pay-
munt of$l."0 additional, nine back num
hers, containing all ot Dart I. of Schuyler's
now famous serial history of Peter the Great,
of which Rev. Edward Egglcston recently
wrote: "It is indeed a wonderful story,
needing no aid to the imagination to make
it one of the most curious in human histo-
r"
For extra, the two richly bound
volumes of last vear may be had in eonncc
tion with a year's subscription. Book-sellers
everywhere, or the publisher!, Scribner
- re. - i l'o.I.... V.itt: Yorlf will SU1
.Ok V"., ,11 X. ... . ,
gein ralis- pi) me numocrs nusi .-.
Hi Saturday Mr. Hiram Berkey, who
rcsiiiei some distance beyond Scalp Ix;ve!,
wis prowling around through the woods in
r.ih.t ti -UMiip, this county, in pursuit of a
deer, and sueeee.'.ed in killing a four-pronged
b;p i.. which weii;i:ed 140 pounds. Mon
day he s orted out again, and near w hat is
known as ?'io "little fire-break," not very
far from Si. a le reek, he Mghted another,
w hich sjeirte l the same number of prongs.
j With unerring aim he brought the buck to
he ground and found its weight to be l.'.T
.nil. is.
Have . m called at S. T. Little i Sjn's
and cxamiutsi tlieir very hutidsumc disj.lay
a vi ry large assortmentof watch-
' -a i-t.w-l- i.-i,.lr v:tv..r-rfir, Xi' . which
. ...... ... , ...... , , .
they are seliing at t!ie most reasonable pric
es Mr. Little has concluded to remain in
S imer-iet until Monday next, in order to
give our peop-c ano'liT opportunity of pur-cha-ii.g
their Iloli iav -oo.ls. Don't fail to
call, !i. tiier you wish to purchase or
He is h eated oi the new hotel bt'.i'.din;
ro ni f. rm-riy occupied by Mrs. I'M.
not.
. in
A Family Ncwspapsb. -In our last issue
we referred to the importance of farmers I
subscribing for the Tittsburg Wixxlt Com
mercial Gazette on account of it market
reports. We would also recommend it as
family StH-spaptr. It is a large 40-eolnmn
paper, full of the best kind of reading mat
ter suitable for the family. Notwithstand
ing it is the largest paper in the state the 1
subscription price is only one dollar and fif
ty cents. Send for a smple copy.
Address, Commkbcui. Gazette,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
I.
We
tie
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1 w. ather
el the
sn.iw.
. North
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s.. Is.
: i ids
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.
' witll the
1..! i t . . .
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.4 i.isl Ha,
ted, :ai.;ed. an !
-l ie tip, andpe-
e . r.:
Frank M. I'e.irn, the faeetiou
sine, of the Somrrsit and Cambria road,
narr-iwi , es, oped aphyxi;i at a rcv lit date,
lie pr '."ired so;;.e sei'litz iKiw.lers, and
!".r-: ! -auk the rt.-.chclle salts and then the
t.,i":ir!e .leiil. ( if coiiise there was instant
::'; j-,---.- ":e.- in thetotn:ieh, and r-t-anguii-v..,..)io.d
i'nrniti'nt. H"" heard a mighty
rambling and c.ui.ia'l tell where. Mo-cs
Tr. tit. who Lad seen similar cases, hapM-n-cd
ta he pu-.seiit, and iiiick!y adiniuistcred
a 1 . ot", lee unpane a id hc!'. bore, which
..;: ' I ir.s'.mt relief. Mr. Pearson has
cct :n '.t;;.- pe.-.ihar -. ;i-:i'io!.s in the r- jt'ein
of iiie di.ipli- '"'ii.
A FAI.SF.UO.lDCoBRKcTF.n -As itscem.-dan
outrageous falseh.vd I to"k pains to inves
tigate the matter
I' Z-
. :i -
. in le.rse
1 il 1 il' '.il--e
., .ii. k'.v i:
j - i i r v, ! i -c-I'.very
t.u-ii.er
and see for t'u ni-
v i: til ' 'feir
r uh' -e.
,,k's HlKll.l!.
Tar. Wild CiK i'iy and
nt
I
'cndeiK, J. 1.
the result was this
ha 1 occasion to use the rod, thinking the
patrons of the school would sustain me in
its iTooer use. I toiled, taught, plea.ieu uu
tv. nbliiration. honor. g-od breeding and
whatever else of moral suasitmism I could
command for many days ; in the meantime
sufferinc. in actual mental distress, more
than would have been compacted into a doz
! en flo"i;in!-s. So I concluded something
I ,t 1... In.l tbnt looke-1 like business, and
ith-ir would stand : so I cave due notice of
Whipkey, the chance of bac, its reasons and its ensu
i'"
l'ri-e. 2:
. the t.-isu hih! a ill is!
ii.-!.- and i old-. tiv
d vi ci nts ls-r bottle
f water will wee." ,
is.nstant li.n kin ,
al uieieraiii.e the bardn-t e.rv-tf
A...;d:hi f.eiii r.-uithy using Siii'-s
f T.ir, Wild 1.-rry and IPuirlioiind
Ti.r .'..nsi.int dripping "f
I-.'. ha- h -t.eie ; so the
-tl iha! se-.c-..; ! l:.e t. i-.p .ra-
i r. orid.;.- -u tin- . .V. C. K. lh. below H-o-ver
v iile. v. ere washed aw ay hy the heavy :
' r:(:n S .tnrday night. This will -tncwhat '
.i.-:;.y li.e vofiphtioii of thc.-.'i.d. j
I We had ii.e ple.'.-.ir.' of a call, Saturday,!
fr..i.i Mr. Chui'ti.-j- Dickiy. Sclmiha, Kans- i
' it-, who U vis.iing tVicii'l.s aod rtlatives in i
; ti.is nuin'f. Mr. Dickey is a brother of ex- j
;ter and Recorder, Aaron r. Dickey
i--'i.'! his -ir igrannne f .r the Somerset
County Teachers' Institute, which will con
vene in ! e Court House, Monday, Dee. 27.
at Hp. in., and continue in session until
11 a. in. Friday, Dev. The usual num
ber of Instructor.! and teachers will be pres
ent, among whom will he Prof. .L B. Noes,
of tin-California State Normal School, N.
I L. Reynold:'. A. M., of Mt. Pleasant. Pa.,
!.ind Iir. C. T. Sti-ck, of Indiana, Ta. Un
Monday evening the address of welcome
. ! -:it i... .i.t:..,.r..l l,v n.tpr Wnnlfrv. of Sum-
Thursday,
J.H.-Mcrers and John Fisher, two y-iuugi
i ...r,.e.,..r,.o-i u..r,. i.m.i.l in .t schcil Icrset. The aftcrn-ion cession
; house in Summit township, Thursday morn- j will le devoted to a Directora' meeting. The
i imr and were arresfd and bronrht to St.m- evening ses-ion will be devoted to lectures,
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the Celebrated I
: Sj.rif gtieid. O.
ld.-n ;
Best !
f l iilliilv (i-oeerie- j
ersel tiie saiiitr
j.hi. -ed in jail.
t veil HI if. WliCIl
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they were j rwita'itrtis, Ac.
i
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ii v-!: "ar.
Jo-! tn Kr; j.cr.
t.ie I-e e llareikerchiefs, Fatu':
...:. ! a great many other H ind
' in .x and Linen, t
Mr-. A. E. V.ii.'.-.
ti kiT V mnCk"-Stbt
jr.d nt all times. IVef, Fork. Miit
i.isuge. at n as.. liable prices Ji-n
1 rut! a ni' at agn thnv times
11i:m:v Kkt'. ii:.
;;. r.:p or Tar. Wild ( berry and
it i- v. ry pleasant to the ta-te and
and bet remedy in the niiirkt-t
at. 1 e- :,!-. A sflendid medicine
Twentv-five cadet engineers will be a
hn i riointcd r.cxt September by competitive ex-
I amination at the Nova! Academy at Anr.op-
The age rejuired for admisnon is
1.1..
Trv it. F.
by :.!1 d: i,r
On Tufdiiy last Messrs. Alex
Hip-ton and F.Uh-r Wooh-ry lutook them
selves to the woo ls a short distance froia j 0;;g.
S iiniTsi t in : ear. h ot" t'.eer. In the evening i from p', to 20 years and the studies pu s led
thev returned with a fawn, which had b.-en I are arithmetic, algebra, geometry, geography
shot diirli-.i; the d..y by the c'erie.il gentle-i and natural philosohy. Tiie rank and pay
.1 i is the same as tliat of cadet midshipmen
Iwid! ! t-js aimmn for the four vears at the
Naval A -a demy. After graduation the sala
ry is raisixlto 1,000. Political influence is
r.,n reniired. Anv l.v can cet a tarmit to
nignt ol tins w n or ..loii.iiij oi i or u. i , ,.m;.u!in without theassist-
foiioivin at !ar:iie-t. 1'as-i iigrt
ne.bc tuiu-e-I i :i the road ! t -omc a.cer l.f , nr the Navr for it
c inij It-ii ii. 'The boy of humbht p.ircutgii lias the
V . " " i , i ine prsrvect as the son of the mot influ-
I.ast -iiif.-.r '.av in,dit i, pitc.iy darK. One , . ,
" i- Mr I'hv.U ciitia! official in the government,
of our enterpn-ing liverymen, .dr. bn-wh, ;.- , ,
:Kik advantago "f h,s circuaisiancc to j An p,,.,., remarks that the ettriy snow
drive a teit graph pole, at tiie easl end I - . . .,i ai be severe on the partridg-
At thij date there still rclliail.1 MA noies
r tra. k to be laid on the S. A C. R. R. It !
thought that this wiii he laid by Sa;urday
week !
; will
er its I
C. N. BOYD
Will occupy tbtc two columns next week with hU Holiday
Advertisement
&Wait, Watch and Read!
Bargains can be had in Ladies' and Gentle
men's Kid, Silk, Cloth and Cotton Gloves ;
Linen collars, Colleretts and Cuffs ; Neck
Ware ; Linen and Silk Handkerchiefs ; La- I
dies', Gentlemen and Children's Hosiery ;
Ladies' Under Vests ; Gentlemen's Under I
Wear, at
G. R. Pais ib's.
The election returns are all in, but the
New Goods at J. B. Snyder A Go's, are ar
riving daily, and will continue to arrive as
Ions as there is a demand for them. Come
and see us. J. B. bariiEa & to.
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JOIITV F. BLYMYEIi,
Linen Carpet Chain, Cotton Chain, Color- I
orcd Cotton Chain. Colored Woolen Carpet
Chain, can be had tery cheap, at
O, R. Pabkkb's.
C. N. B. in neit week's Herald.
Programme For Jenner District Insti
tute, to be held at Jenner X Roads, Satur
day, Dec. 19, 1SS0.
Esay, J. B. O'Connor.
Class drill on reading, F J. O'Counor.
Queries.
Question for discussion "How should a
teneherbe kent in the profession T" L. D.
Dingcs.
Class drill, on Geography, B. E. Walter.
Queries.
Class, drill on Arithmetic, Ed. B. Maurer.
Visitors and directors are kindly invited
to attend.
L. D. Diicgks,
E. E. Waltir,
R. L. Hammeb,
Committee.
DEALE9 IN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Faints
ores, $cc, &c
The following is a partial list of (ioods in Stock : Carp. r - Tool- Pl.t'..-. -.
Hatchets. Hammers, Chisels, Adi-s, Ac. Blacksmith's tK fallows. ,..v ,e. -.
Files, Hammers, Ac, Saddlerv Hardware, Tab Trees. t;ig ad.'.'.. s. Hamcs. Buek:-. Uifv.
Bits, and Tools. Table Knives and Forks. Pocket Knives, vis,..r. Sp.-.:t and
the largest st.K-k in Somerset County. Painter's t.oiK a l-.ll stock. W li te I ad
Colored Paints for inside and outside painting. 1'a. :.t- in ml. . a'.l colors.
Varnish, Turpentine. Flaxseed Uil, Bru-dn, Japan Prvir. W aiii.it.
Stains, Ac. Window tilass of ail sies and c!a-.i cut to
any shape. The host Coal nil always ei iui" !.
tlnr stm k of Coal il lauai s is v. rv
liirttc and comprises very elega'.t
styles, l'ltstons ( ii.-u-
lar, Mnley and
t'ross-eut Saws. Mil!
Saw Files of bot miallty. 1' .:-relain-lineil
Kettli-s. Handles i f ii'.i
kinds, hoveb, Fork', hi.aiii-", bakes. M.i"... 's.
Grub Hoe. Picks, Scythe, Miath, .-!'.!.:-. t :it reel.
Mason llamniers. Step Laiders. Carriage and Tire Bolt i f a'.l
sizes. Looking Classes. Wash hoard. Clot lies Wringer, ieal Sieves.
IVoorMats. Basket. Tubs. WoikU-ii Bucket. Twine Ih.pe of all .. Hay p-,1-leys,
Butter Print.. Mop Stick. Trap. Stee!yarL. Met u't. rs and M:i:hrs. Tracts. I . v.
Chains, Halter ( bains, hoe. Dtisf.and Scrub brush. , 1! i -e Bru-b.-.Ct.-ry Ct..:tt- a! .
DOOR.jLOCKS, HIXii:S. SCItEWS, I.ATrSIJaS, ioos:.uoit.H
and ererj-thing in the LniMer' line. Ci js. Li -ad. sh t. I'..ndtr sof. ty Fu.-e. etc . cc
The fact i. I keen evervthimr that lielongs to tin- LI. :r are tride. I .leal ce !i:.-iv i ly
in this kind of cimhIs and give mv whole attention to it. Pt rs..n wh- are t.u.hlinir. ' r
I any one in need of anything in my line, will rin.i it to tie ir a ivantaee to i' ye me ;i n, '.
II will always give a reasonanie cretin io nfMiis. 'rs..s. i i .- is 1
for ther patronage, and hope this seawn to make many ne,v ones.
DON'T FORGET THK FLACE.
"iSo. 3, BAEE'S 13 LOC3:."
JOHN F. r.LYMYKR1
Jaanary It, lSs-J.
HOSERHZT ailKIT
Correct! by Cooa Baairs.
DBALBBS IS
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR
j"otici:.
All perir are ber t-y n.n.i.ei ii..'. t L .r'- .-,
keep, or irll ije.-ro M. .M:i..re anr ".:'. ts:--.
trmT'tun.lii? un my tint it hi 'a.jir'.tsa.
as 1 will n.a l it .l-i.'.t '.I In '-mt-.u-:iai. i;o '-
A FEED well oared It t.r .s niethrr and s:. p ut!:er.
Make the liearts of your children glad by
purchasing elegant new Books for them at
J. B. SSYDEB A CO S.
ilM remstll wlih "irin .-. uu lS'r.1
1 1 A f M l It. DKi.hKV,
tjaitr l... n
Umbrellas, very cheap, at
G. R. P tax kb.
if I-'
Wi.h a two hor-e buggy. On Sun-
iiav eveuiti.; tie' pole w.i s'.iil .standing, a
will as the buggy, but the tout; ue "f the vti-
Wils l.K.iiv tiaUIHCUtl.
I
I' -k ii-hnier
!;Vk '..kv ('..lor
" 11 a k and I
v W
a t W.i k s H'.K M t'.
t t i he That is the .pie-'io
i .hler in the mind to suife
1 naiiis that littman flesh isjlu
-. overtaken bv a K'vrrf cnth ! " " " " , " ,
t v .. r v I Venn, r i-ii: it aeain and be i re-ii'-ts very
:-. ptrrhase a ie of .-ic , . , ' , .
Wilddi-rrv and Horehound. ! weather an., jrhtfu si."W -tor'.us for
the last iiartcr t.l leciiio't r. uiw u ne i u
! truthtiil in the Suture tis be ha been in the
i pa,:, w.ui 1 it nut be we'd to make a li'tle j
c, it .. re. ell If be bit. VllU I
1 ..'.'' , .' i. it I..W face of the stiow.
tt-i n.T.'J. v - II II. -t. I. will lei
es. iliescmms iiniuen iu m--'
brash, rt'tiiain in their haunts while the
snow falh, which covers them up. They
r tuain thus covered for several days, and
may v r'sh under the harleninssnow crust.
Hnn'en. familiar with this habit of the birds 0Ilts and others 3.
iiig mode. The general look was a little
more grave, but not much less mischievous.
Schools have their character, and what may
be done in one case may not do for another.
So the jirom-r remedy was applied and result
ed as follows : I used corporal punishment
on two of mv students. The parents of the
same laid in a complaint to the proper au
thorities ; claiming they were bruttilly pun
ished. A special meeting was called next
day, giving notice that I must appear ami
give a strict account of my doings.
A few davs later, six fine looking genii
men entered mv school-room and entertain
ed us with six elegant sieechcs, which have
reultel in much good to the students ;
manv valuable things were said which they
will lomr remember. A remark was made
bv each one that sank deep into my mind
That I discharged my duty as a teacher,
coi.cilv tlint the nunishment was not
too severe, and that they would ever stand
bv me in the government of the school.
They did not meet at my school as reported,
and say "you did wrong, and if you do so
again we" will dismiss you." I wish the
public to understand the report is a base
lie. The parties who circulated this and al
so that Miss Wcimer. teacher or the prima
ry school, was brought to task for severe
corporal punishment, certainly know that
thev told a falsehood.
Uesija, Dec. 3, 1S0 I. J. Millib.
Report Of Ursina School for the month
ending Nov. 16.
Total number in attendance during the
month : Primary department, 57 ; average
attendance 43 ; l-cr cent, of attendance IU ;
Grammar department; Vital number in
attendance during the month 42 ; average
attendance JO ; per cent, of attendance 71.
Number of visits by directors 7 ; of par-
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
Important Notice. Mr. Chas. H. Fisher,
the Superintendent of our Toy and Novelty
Store, lias just returned from New York
City, where he personally purchased for us I
the finest selection of Cnristmas Goods that
has ever been exhibited in this County.
Evervone come and see our Holiday Goods.
In this connection we give notice that tbel
Stock of 5 and 10 cent Counter Goods has
been largely increased, and that our best ef
forts will be used in waiting on every ensto-1
mer promtpl y, so that all may be made hap-1
py. Respectfully,
Cook &. Beebits.
ADPleS. trl.l.
Apulat.uuer, ft gU
Hrsn. 100
Bauer, f K
Batter. V k trull)
Backwhsat, V basnrl
rnt&L, l'0 ...
Bmswsz. f) t.
Bacon, boaltlero, f t
shim, "
eaantry trams, ft a...
(lorn, (ar) fltiusliel
Uorn.tibeUstliy biutattl....
(torn meal V
Ualf (kins, ft B
Licni, l tlus
rtour, bhl
Flaxseed fl ba., (M ft)
lisms. (suar-curtl) V
lrtl. ft
I Leather, red sale, ft ft
nrpr
Bip.
GN.BOYD
Damsels in want of the new style hku WiU occupy tl-ise two columnt next week with his Holiday
can find excellent materials for making
them at
J. B. Sxtdeb & Co's.
The largest stock, best brands and cheap- I
est Bleached and Unbleached Muslins in
town at
a. R. Parker's.
Advertisement.
J-Watch, Wait and Read !
Mlddllct, and chop 1001.4...
UU, V bo
Potatoes, 91 Da (new 1
PMt-ftti, anna, y a
Bjs v"""
R. ft
Salt, No. L t bbl.esira
itroaD'l ainn, pr mci.
" Asctoa. vet icx
Sar, yell.. ft ft
wblts
Tllo. ft ft
wheat, w bos
Wool, ft ft
...y tc e
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111 l.rtL IsUILl
Main Street,
Somerset, Pa.,
"Will onoa for l-uchU ou
Jumuti'U 10th, 1SS1.
This) L;aH0 i.-j furaislici ia Cr-t-clan1?,
raxlt'iu s'jle, with the inodcrn
Hot or. l
.siuioe c0r,7cn:c:;rp3 t,f Hea'.cr
li-ii Cold Water Vv.hr,
Lf; Itei(lin;-ItiKr
l'drlors r.n 1
..i : -.'-in
i ii.:
4 OS
I '.ll rUmher-i ami has pood t&Mc3 r.".-
v - , ry -
Tho Tablo tnd T.ar will I?
i "i
..3t-i 33 ar, th"? best.
.11 :i'A
"0 ts.-hpd
TIME TXHTaKS.
.inir. end lli.-ia.
, '..l .red Ca-hmercs. i
1 -':1k. Br-Adel Si'.k. ;
L-.in-1 V-dvets. Ulniti and j
lr ; ... ... 1'! ii 1 !ri- ! I
; 1: rtuKi-?'
!o t.
often catch them alive in these hidden p!ac-
1 es. J n warm Dream ni uie pnn'ir
e t'ne snow to melt and their presence may
be detected by the air-holes s -en on the mr-
Many birds will starve
I for want of PktI after the snow covers ti e
1 ; 1
;. v a-iv 'w.i thin:
arid Haiie...-k
iiania r.nd 11-.
r-W! v ViUi r
1 all. 'ii i i! is t'
r:... :
ani.'ii.
t. ir 1
ha- iait co.it i' it r;o
ar ci:''kt-:i thai the -ti
' Milhr
rt- Mm- l f ,r i
b.
f..r
k -
ihb.ri.
pas; few
:is nn e.-i
l.imri.ys h
t.,pr.K-t
earth. Kanner shotil.l now protect ai.U
. 'f.l th bit. Lsabont their farms. Take pity
' I 0:1 the poor partridges ; they are hard work
er", wlu.11 the 'T'.ps arc prow.nj:, dt stroymp
wrn, nn 1 incet.
X l:
r.-t wi ; V- 11 s:::m p.
y M, - bat.-s vte ..:V.-r Sj. . :.i: I::- :
"ri H.a.lav hN. c.T'.isliiv of!
v ;- t - i" tr. in i'rr.irs, !
?:. .-c'fc.lly.
i'.x.K A l;;.i.i.::s
At- 1 a !:i:l line of Wax :i::! hi- 1
! ;i-..r!!. i t ..f T s, '
"..-.u I'.,:., y .r-i.l.-s, A - . ul
M. . I in.'--. ;
io-.i. . l.rn s t 1 s..;h the :.v.v..c. '
"if ' Tar, II .s-!i-.i:ii 1 snd Wild '
l.-.i- l..n
lid '' 1.1
1 U1UH.I.3 !
d have not be n li(jblil
t.i'uts. Tie Lmi-lii;hier !
i-.' .'.irtbis, 'hat the supply 1
s run -ii -.rt :.ni u.iit it
any of f'.ie kind u-e.l 1!1 ' ra,jr, ,;i w 1,1, h it is .ropis .1 to build be-r.-..fa
)" ai'iar p?-t. r... ' twevn that city and Harrisburj, and con-
i l. arn one thin;: they ne ti:v tin nee to .sew ........
1 ! 1 V-.lI. v ami Nett JiT.ev t.utral. It
, - - 0 - - -
prfueiw" i New R.wi roH. Pit'sbtirgh pa-
iiisidcnibly ejkcitetl over a new
id.- urn
vpr '-per.
anti
happy
f.T tilt
i'.r tl."
b.-f.-r.
ha 1 th'-.
:tl f..ty
;!.. -.'.
H;im:,
sjiend a
' '"11 ti::
V. TV
' litt-MiS
id, CT.
:. ; lii..
!'ie r. ,.rt '
t.r wtnfij';
t alrrady
ttiv, f.-r"--!--
..-I bit i'f C
iii t"-ii m M A I" l'i" !'s A!-,
f" m.-.k-i r;,, Ainimi:,;-..!! ( a!! kinds
e of fif-ant and useful article t.ni
-v '. 1 n.. ntiMU Kin.- ltralliii): I'a
:t ty 4 in.-he. f..r sal... This uriioV
y c..ii,ii,rn.lf,i bv ail ho liave i:i
:! , - ..x,..i -..
taid there is a lare amount of capital
u -wii, 'i 1 ce it readv i invested ; that Jay Gould in combination
.., Ho .....nv of them arc j with the EnRiish stockhold,rs in I'hiladd
la'r .ban tli-v liould have been 'bia and Keadinp have the c ntrolhnK m
1 Uu ir w 0. I V-trlv hist summer b rest. The route is to be far as posrible
. . . .-.1,1 .,.! bad the oe of ! "an air line," pa-sinir thn.ucdi the rich and
'' ' ' fertile lower tier f counties. In order to
1 ,.(.t tbri'iifli tlie mountains th.y selected a
u,.,5 !i . M iv.t be afraitl to i m.st favorable situation, the old surveys
1 :!..r- ::. a Ucmvmf their hob J ,ajw ty Worrell and latterly by Iloberts via
Y'.n .-an nt -xpe t tudoa larjw J t;,,. Burnt Cabins and old Slaughter route.
.:'..p!y buying a ?-l .'tock and j The company projw) to reduce the di-
hind the 1 !':'.' -r and await- tanrc to rittshnrpb abont J'Jmiies.
rs t. c.tne alo-ip. A-lvt-r- ; - 1 " ' " ..
c 1.1 TViKn ' l.e la-l s.'nsi'n, uniiiiit'i. i"6 v."
i, ,w 1 tlie f in!. ins .,f your heme , D.ir.n .i.e - . " -
Ti.'.ii. fliuf i.ri . and enoin:' on the 1st ot
iP"rs v.lt .itve iu -i.:r -core. The . the I-.n 01 .aj m, tl cm.r
d .ti. will I -ovcn.oer. mt ...-.- .- --- r
biiiu s r.y i'
;Cinj 'i.'tt'ii 1
it: 5 f r ru -'o';:
s:ii;...i in
;.uv von
uu. lit neecf-iiry
v v.. II et rv til.'i
t-i
1 (
i-a ;.it II
,V -1 !-..i.i t!i.- 1 a-
;"t .-!'.-t.-l a'i 1
' "d- and N..'i..i.
l-'i.-Vt!
a. ni
X Hr-.ubU t.
t:.., h,.um,.
i.. -si We rrs ct full v call v.ur
''-''a :. Uu f ... .1... .. ... " : .
-'i m.t, Wv tiit. b,i ,.r . ad.'.v at
''. !- fn-i.-bi from ih r,.v 1 '.
1 -ud of T.,Uot-o, (-..11,1 f I.rUiar i v.
"m. li..;S.n, Army an I IWawaU St.
niannlacrureti ai hit ........v- - t
1... .!....,. 1 1-n b.ixcs of cheoe, aL-pre-atinf:
fr I).!ir,;. vps.. thecr.eiv.ti. und pro- :: s -o ;i oyunds. and 151, SOJ pounds of tmt-
1' i.-iit cl.-kt- .'rr'th.noiary.i--tillniak-t,.r Ab-mt one-half the butter was made
ir,- some v . l.-i. r f'll in-pr. i ' incuts in that ! fr. ,m , rca m c .llected by the Fairlamb
. fti e. In th. v a- .if lixitii; ui. all pa;"- on J Thev receivitJ during the season 3.K73.fiO
in ii- ..- wu'.n.i- b --, p!--.inly la'lcl j jnmls or milk. Thev' pcid ont.durinp the
a:. 1 1 in s u b a n-...nt.-t r that a blind i ...n f..r milk, cream and labor. $71. J-'l fI.
,!i t.m'.l Ci.d u-.v -v. . r tii.a I airht I I1(.Hr!v titTVV jiw as much as lust year.
Mis!, tor-f. rt It e...... a yr-M d.alofi We'are indtbte-lto the arcmmotlating
ti-u.-;id i.i's.r, I .' I. iii.i- is .l:' r .iir.e.l an lp,ntl4.muly book-keeper, Mr. A. J.
ti.at t'liMi-s si. all U- d-.ne j.i-s - i Lull, for the a'rove items.
J The three vears for which the contracts
This u,e tin..- f yt .r ;,. think about the . rre n,,,, 0 jj,ired this farU-bnt we. under-j-.r;
and n-.t 1 1 ti.iuk only, but to do i . . cI11!ianv are makint; new
.. ii.nKit. i k.-iii.c-ibiria for : he"i in anti ipalioii of the j f,)ur.lrt, f,,r another year. Mr. Sape re-
i. R. rtfinrK. ' severe c.id n.-atb.T which al'vaya fin.ls so ! run)(1 ( home. New Berlin, X. V., last
-T..lcc.-.: Tidtac-: """)" uiij.r. par-U Mr. i-lt. Mr. Lull will remain in cjukiw
.jTl..-.l.inS: muke up yo-.ir mln.W dnrin;r the winter and a
mil. h vou ci:ii eive vt-u w.i.nn
Our work in the school-room during the
past month has, in a great measure, been
pleasant, and, we trust, profitable to many
of the students.
To instruct them properly and please
them is our aim. Many of them proved
themselves worthy of our regard in the
strict attention they paied to their outit as
students. They evinced a desire for lm
r.rovement that entitles them to our regard.
We like many of our fellow teacher, most
comt.lain of irregular attendance. If the
fathers and mothers would once realize the
important position their boys and girls arc
to assume within a few years, there wonld
lie su.-h an interest in education as has never
been felt before. I- J- Miller,
Teacher
i ii't -1
;-ni Mail.'.
.i..-.-:--! st..
1 hate I..
d in
1 at ro. k b !:..!
.a-ra'.iis ill .1.
.nc e.si-- :ie-'
11 1
Skm e Items :
Levi Koontz and Iwia Stonfbr bare
made the latest moves in Shade.
I B. MaiiRes is kept at home by a foot
trouble. His axe bad something to do with
it the log was not badly hurt.
One of our dominies, Kev. Shoup, s a
rousing serenade the other week. The gay
nrfi. -.l ihebou.se surrounded, and it was
almost 2 a. m.. before Dominic got home.
Any one wishing to soe a splendid job of
1-an.eiiLer work, nboulil call at Uic new resi
deneeof t-amucl McC.resor, just beinR fin
ished bv that cleirant mc hanic, A m. Bets.
A fat porker strayed away from home a
few weeks ago. The owner, in searching
for him. chanced to the bouse ofancigh
l,r.r who was butcherinc. They bad a short
,!k and the swine hunter was threatened
with a tbrcshin;j. What shall we think of
it
A hunting party, a few days ago. surround
ed a smail deer, and, all having delivered fire,
the poor thing was so frightened as to run
direetlv upon one of it persuen., Martin
L. Manses, who "shot" it with the butt of
his musket. Martin got a piece of fine ven
ison but he took home a very bad gun.
lV'T
For cheap and good books do not fail 10 1
see the catalogue of the "American Book
Exchange." C. N. Boyd, Agent.
If you want a pretty Calico Dress go to
G. IL Pa as: ib's.
BALTIMORE sic OHIO II. K
PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
w, in.l iftcr JalrW. 1S80. trains on lbl road
I will depart from ol niT t depot, corner Urul
aad W star Stnets, as fullbws .
Elegant suits of Clothing can be had very I
cheap at
J. B. SXYDAB A t o S.
M. B. Roberts' Horse Powders have been
used with astounding results in the stable of I
Mr. Pierre Lorillard, so much so, that tbel
Englishmen have been ordering it ia large I
quantities ; Since Parole, W allenstein and
other American horses, have won thousand
of dollars for their owners.
I Pliubiirg
Known.!
I OI.IO Cil
luloowwn
1 1 otinril.ule
Mi. I'lruant
I Broad r ora
Wrrt N'rwton
McKrrport
Hr.l.n
Hvaatiaao
I CumurrlMid
WiMhinaum
EKhmouU
Baltimore
Pbllartelphla
Mew Yoik
MAIL.
Lrer:
lo-Via. m. pw V.nk
i 14 "
...14 -
I 44 "
ii..-; '
n .,
li'-.i
1J i p. m
n.ss "
II 14 "
4ul "
4 V,
S'i
fhllaurii'lila
tsitlliiuur
ki hmi.r.d
tHrtiiiat..n
I jir. brr'rnl
II vndiuun
it.' k.-sl
Ohm IT I
I ni.,ul.(ti-n
llnl Ford
Mt. i'l-uitaiil
4 ..UD!!''!.!
ll .toa.Bl. Urs Nrn.n
10 is p. m. M.-ltrTip.rl
iaoa. m. le-n-Mo. k
" l-iciaui
1 It. ill.
-.'U
lu l . p. m.
.! a. nt.
Z '-p.
Ill "
4. ia "
(i 41 "
Troru txperieaca in tho IIou! hu i.
new I fld'.ttr raj.-eif I can rend r
sa'.iafactioa t; all who call.
F. S. Kleindienst.
harrisbue"telegraph.
FOR 1SSS.
Reduction in Prices!
.1
c - V
For sale Irish Linens, Plaid 'ain Socks,
Victoria Lawns, Dotted Swiss, Linon D'lr-
landc PitjU'S, at
ti. R. Pabku s.
C. X. B. in next week's Hxbalb.
lawyers, sqnires and constables will find
all kind of Blanks at
J. B. Sbtdbb 4 Co's.
The Express trsln leaves PHMMirah it 8:2 1.
M. artivlBK at Connausrllle W u7 f. 3L., K.s-n-
iwocl 11-44 r. M. In reiorn the tigress ievs
Cambarlaad at 3o A. M.. arrivlDij at K't ii-
wood il A. MM Coaneuaviiis s.u A- .u., rii-n-
burgh 7:4 A. M.
Ui..
ait 1 i
r.- C.
i. v 1 1.1 H.B.
- in w
ii. .:, will i"
. nt, v. !.':. 1
i"t ;
The most direct and pleasant roots to the Last
and Stnth via WathlogtoDl Itjr.
Throoatt nail leaTintr at w:a a. tiaiij. ar
rives at W aaBUifrtoa at 9- A. M. ; Halilm-rr. :u ,;5
p. a ; Philapcliililas io a. M. ; rew iuro. a.
a. ; Richmond i 1: 4 a. m.
Thniuh Kxprass, leTtn raw r. nany, r.r-
rtves at Washington at S 4ti a. : Ualumurs, s: v
a. at. ; Philadelphia; lUa r. . ; N. V., 4 4'. r. u.
" PAiarrBsvlLLl , Pa., Dei 3, 1880.
Eoitob IIabalb : Since the election ofl
President Garfield, I have bonght and ship
ped east, and sold the following items.
23 cars of wheat, making 11,939 bushels.
1 car of oats, making 703 bushel.
28 sacks of meal, making 4,621 lbs.
23 dressed hogs, making 4,836 lbs.
I expect to handle a good bit of grain this
winter. J - Ma-ttoJI.
Throwch Mall tralwt dally.
Eipaeat trains daily except Mroaay.
Areumuiu.latl.4i tr.& and '! te Exreai
dally exeapi Saoslay.
TVhet offlees. eoroar Flr)h Aretiae aid W.yi
I ttreeta, and depot eomcr Orant and ttr :a,
Fiueoanta, ra. ,
tj. jv. u . ft I , treu. r n . , . - .
l M. UdLksitcnrrii -iAt2i.
Reduced Rates,
t'..r the y.-ar 1 --l. In i-d.i.ii-iti ' . .
an d 'f il ni .vs. Thk Tu i...:i P.-r wi
tain r: pur "1 L: r-L-!.t:ive an it iti.r -i'
T.-o.-f-ntiii--- st.ri'. s ai: 1 Mi '.. 1 1 -' I - r-i.-iS
for th Kai'iily. an .-r'!.''i!"iral .' ;
liM'tit, Marr:-t. Ac . inakin-' i ot-e of
v..-rv In r-'A-ja;r. tor tin- lainio-,
i'am.-r. the M.-. li.u.:.- :: I t.. Un-'i
Man. i ior-i.r to t i ) 1:'" Ti 1 : o-
witi-iii the reach "f ever.
turKi.-ii't to siiiist r.la r-
v-vlo-vi-ri,.-,'
vb.
to.
I 'J I N -V.
I -l.
I'
ll !-r.
.i !
SometUine new in bordered Drese GoMis
t Q.R.Pakku's.
Mistrial Hlsterj cf IL3
In Aver's Ague rure we have a positive I
remedy for fever and ague and all malarial
disorders, and one entirely free from tt-
nine, arsenic or other injurious drags. U is
the chemical awl medical triumph of the!
ajc.
C. N. B. in next week's Hmir. r
A.6FTfliWAlTF.I f.ir pnpalar
U'Ava. ia
ivi-rrn
, . ........
Its Aarteoltare, MaDalactnres, Mlniair, Kankin,
Isiraraooa, eie. Atrenu ataks hi t ) lot r
week. Sand Br .Nperiai Ttrmt to
oLaKY rlII.L,riUL.lHIsiH-'.
saTABUSHSB 147 iN.wleh, t.'.r.
Suv.a et
.11 C'Hir
-. ' v o
cum y i
Siicie copv in I' .ui.
T. n or ruoi-' i-oj.ir-., .
T'v.-rilv or r'l'-r-- '..'
V-.-V "t.i ib.-r- r-i: i T ' .'
1-t. 'till r.-i:" "1 ' k. Tilt.
OK t'H Ut'.Ji l'..r tiie baLti 'e
t'.e date ..ft..!.., rd.;....-
Anv i-r-".:i fidin : n
-.nleriit-r--, uc;d r".-iv.' -m
w .-.hoiii t liai ; .-.
1 li" ioo'j. '.- i.r;.--. a. - ooifiai.
c:. . :nid s.-i,.--; ( he t
le'r.T'.r T.ti,l ra..iiev-.r..'r.
-. pn 1
r 9",
F..r
Nots.
( Aiiilies. ioys jj c
and Foreign Fruits foro fc
. ,i;J "11
i 5
f?c c the Holidays, o o.j 3 a
ts i " o Holidays, the - rt f
" r.7 ?-oj !a.: pus3 is a.
DMINLTRATOR-.SNOTICK.
SmlVat 3. M. Baker, la'a of S'imrart T-,-,
SMHaertel to ra., dec d.
Letters of administration on the uV.ve ei.ita
havlaa baea ranted to the nndertrnel by t. r
proper authortty ; entire is herel.y ito tn a!)
persons Indebted to said estate to ma keimme.lu.ta
paTSMat, aad thoee havtBarlalnuaealDmhc samo
ailipraaeotlhem doiy aa-henucaia.1 f..r i'tle-
Imaot Saturday, lb 11th day of Iveemtr,
IScO, oa Ue premiK uf diraed.
APIIlt. . H.tKtlt,
Jfev. 3 A.iiElni-'.rir.-'.i.
. i he pu'!:-!. r.
a- .. Ii. ii. .
ILar.-i-'.-.r.
NuTK K.
irt ti'it ! i S- n:.-r. 1
sAox'MlP")
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1-.
ldi Vluu.1. K-irse
ibarl Siuu . . ,-.!.. ri.av la' lire', tilted bvth
: j.f tlta lirm.
Cive.i eoi;i!ort and pro-rerity to loose jiov ; ,, .fI j-ini.,..,,
.. fortunate; a worthy medium Ft M.. nH
tl, ,u,h which to conv. y y..ur givin, where bleached a,d .ml .leach
it Ail, o i.e most g .Ki ; and tl.cn act ri,h, and "TJC
asni.-h actual 'rVtZu. T.
br-tian f.r- I-WB joons, t. - - -
,-tLs, Cifimercs,
Bleached and nrblcached Turkey red Ta
ble Linens, rash Towels, Napkins. Sliect-i;n,.w-riLse
Muslins. Marseilles Bed
remain in isomersei - - ,...;, ,
ttetid to the bus.in.-s ! Spread, Honey Comb Spreads, White and
Colored Blanket at reniarxaui i" "K"'".
. tha
.- i r r risViat
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O. R. Packeb s.
Here wo are. to the front again. Nothing
like it in the County. 3,000 pounds of Hol
iday Candies in Stock, together with large
n-tn titles of Fomgn Froits, Nuts, Toys,
and cudle- numbers ot 5 and 10 cent Coun
ter Good. Call to see as.
Cook ti Hittn.
Ho never told bis love." but fcomrbt her j
a nice Cb.ru.tniR present at
J. B. Sy ukb A Co's.
Ct.me Teachers, set Bp the Candy end
Nuti. A good Holiday treat for your scnol-
ars is worth more than an acre of aire, vu
receipt of orders wc will forward goods at j
Holiday prices, to any Station rnuie wttmj
bv Hack. Rail or as otherwise directed.
Respectfully, Cook A Bkbjts.
A dashing young mother-in-law asked fur
nnttmnm'1 head in a charger. All kinds
.rflnaanaVirf t
11 J.B.BstcmA Co.
ShcritT Borlin, of Greeusburg, Westmore
land county has made an assignment. Judg
ments against him up to Monday last
amounting to over ,OjO Lad Wen en
tered.
The clerks at J. B. Snyder 4 Co s store are
particularly jovial and obliging ia these
,iv. aa the holidays approach. It ia worth
a visit to see Bob smile and Buttcnaan look
grave.
Where was Moses when the candle "went
nt? At 3. B. Snyder A Co's., luylng his
A DMIXISTIIATOH S NOTK K.
' Eiaief CBartea Kay, lata of I'pper Tarkejly.t
lap, aosuei a eoanty, ra., dee a.
Letter of adnlnlnation on the above rtats
barinf baea s ran led to the anderstroed y 'i'
f, roper aatbority, rratlra It hereby iflven to iIhim
adeblad K the tali eaiate to siaaa ImsKstiaie
payaMBC and thoaa havtsc elatan or demaipif
IaeaWJt It. io preeeBl iiwa uaty aotaeDitratvi t
ettlemtmt, oa Matorday. Janaary . 11. .at tl:e
late residence of det-eavd la raid towoehlp.
llAMLLKUUil'S,
Has. i A.!uiinirtru r.
DM I X ISTRATOIl S Xf TI( K.
Estate ot Joha T. Ksntner. late .f S.mrrset Tp.,
Sunerset Uvaaty, A a.
v .r A.iminitfnitlna ran feattmento
l aaaeia on id above eaiate ot'ius " jnnn.ii.iiai". .u.:
I rraatad to tha andemlirncl. attire t.x.iwl iron tie. r?"rd, rrrtia-d II' a
Is bareby atvea U those Indebted to a a laaae jkvj.
A-l.:r. i- M-
Ibv 11 til t- t N .VfB.Wf. lM, t:. Bntl'M'-'i:
Au-Iit'T t'-in:rJ to pafM oa tlij mie :.-,--.
no il. f'i - rti-.rttiain of tn! ! : 1
ia ih hari-j Samuel KoriM'T, AUm'r. nt t'.
tt) of A;irn i Ktmrnfl, uw'-l, t ao l .u.
th Isrll7 ntitlMl therwt. bi-rebv Kie-ei B..i
tht he will -a;?n 1 t th iuii?fl v( tt r-. v
jr,ot:n. "ii Tat-! ay. mi-fr 7. r f
tit'tce In '-ha Hor-afiui S-.irmrp', wbaacl .r i
n U ir.v." rt.n auni it tiiini pp'irfr.
JOHN K. S''(TT,
Xr?. 17 A'J..: r
UpiTOIVS X0TICK.
lt.i.fj Impsu-lt i In tk '. art ( I'm i
tr. , flea I s.-ai.r- r ' .
At r m. I. .MlUer.) St T6 Nov. T., l'. (K. 1.
( Vend. tx.
A ad ssiw to !t ; 13: a S..vee!er. tsed. a y
ti. ol &nrnJ Kl0:e.t. and on ro-t'.- nt W. It.
.ntx. fcs... hl atvmtjy. tue .rt aj i- :ai
K brt V. f .if.eri. i , Aa-titor. I" difinl.ai -tue
land m the hn.l of hbrnJ Kyle, to m !
lii"n tn-.se !liy entltle.1 tftere'u; ami on m
tiouotH-S. Kj-l4.'. rJK., tho l.'oart enianfr-l
the ron:niiso.n a- VLat the Aadiu lo'iolr as i
tlie ajnrtoof tnterr-t ia tr.e ju-lumeuia avain-t
del'L and iat the aiatur il.l ia the peuut.0 -i
S.P. in nlel tbi.!t.
I ImoMtUala pa;
HI plea
caaad for setUeffi'
I damantK 1)
Nov. 14.
wmtr.t Kn.lthtM havlrff claims
leaae present i wn ubjj aun.cn-f
eat.
JOH II. K A yirft.n.
Adniatstr'.' r.
i. a, TT. F.5Vninr.rr'!y.
Tue ic!. rslgr.t-l Aml.t.r app":e. by tre
r.V,ls.T.n:ailMl.J!l will lt at tiHUit-e lo Somerset,
., Krl.lay. i).rmrH. 1"V. at tea o'el.' .
i., when and wiiere tho intererie-l ty aitr- I.
AOdl'.vr
S.r. 17
O. N. BOYD
hpXECUTOR'S X0TICE.
I Etiateof David LohrUte or Jeirersoa i.jwusi.ip.
oeceaara.
Latur testamentary oa tha ave (m.-e lul
ls km rranta.1 ta the ndersiam'd by proper
,.i pi-...
. , . . i n laaraaea grama.1 ia voa crn.
Wilt nreuriT thfae tWO CO QlOSa Qk Wf wilu u x-w.-, :Jjr.,r-zr::V-tu,r. tm,.Mth.
UDITOUri NOTICE.
Tb et.!e -.f Hencaa Hrtneaircr. frr-
The aa.ierslift.e't Aodlf r apr.ir'.t by
. ' rv.j,,iki'l'.;ilrtu
trti.tua the ion-It in '.he hm-ls ... Afi-
Pa..
AdTertisement.
Wait, Watch and Read!
MMMUeniu IO aiaaa linin-i.- I-J- -- ..- of Kid rarr-l. will HI 1 -
Mat, a ad thoee aavta- elalms SKainn u to pro- - it a;, tan ln,mert. Thor- ..
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I'-aCi;t! lo in every way.
lsn t rn.-in1 !.
if tl? iw.r have ' inannels. fo lou.e itmp -
Christmas Presents.
C K. Pabkeb.
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