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i -Somerset Herald.
The
, February it. IMl
t,..iil Wank-al UJ .
ir,- vol! fin? 1" inatipumtifi:! ?
K ,r .t i: "l-'"r "" ' "y1
( ,,,,.,- -!i(!s will lc dosing whmi.
I'hO-aU anil Mtrtpipis at Boyd's.
,..,, ,if the ii from youriavcn!eiit.
fp.j.'r I nn: I.authc at C. N. Ili.yti'K.
I fry ';
olitinue to be as g.Kx! a
ji:iv Ural l'!""' an' Ptationon- at O. X.
J J,. k-l a full line.
, ; -..iniiip sprint; ii! be busy one with
!,, lV.-TinT.on acnuii.t of tlipunf-icpftional-
( ....we win't-r.
y.tv N tin- ti!ii t" buy yuur linen duster
.,.!, :in Vaf fans. They are M-rrrai lc-
r,, ii,-! r lr,
i; v a li ivo liwn t'levlc-l Jiitior f the
vnu -.iii pet a full line of Wanks at
.'. n. r'.v -i'.
yii,. j,r,,.iv! f.T a '.arpe yield of wheat
. , voar i. b 'tter than common al this xea-
,., ,.f t!,f year.
!'. -in' uii'1 pitters rlioulil lie eleared
s Hii; one else tolo it. It'ygoail
Imk'..;): n.
-
It Ul jn I that the trotning of u many
vk'.nri small streams in the mountain
.,,..,) n'irv'y il"t roved the trout.
wvck we had a sample of the kind
i-a:!ir that farmers have ti sit "in the
ami eat n all they made Inst Mini-
;.i,-r.
.;nK-iiie. Kie-h. t'ol'T. Stn-ngth t:nd Vig
r -If T"'i covet these, take Aver' I'ursaiia
will confer them u;x.n you in
r ! r: ! ;! -:--i"!l.
A : i.:s a:nl raiivavsein i,ke from $2 to
t ji iit w.s k vllinir pofHls fur K. . Rideout
i ... in liareiny street. New York. Send
.' r:1.' falaliyrur and tenn.s.
Y.v .'."siri' to call the attention of our read-,-i-e
i ! So advertisement of the Syracuse
i.il'.i! M"- Company, for which Juhn f.
!!' -r :!'e ayr'nt in this county.
i'ur t!ie r'ehet, ln-st, and must durable
i. it'.'.r Tubacco, ask C'r Star, and take nt
;:i. '. Fur !::!? at tliO tJiwerj-, Klour and
r',. .i ':.tc
.?.-I.W! KlII.I.CR,
I.i.iiaaa lias a law t. prevent weak-tnind-.
! j., rs u:s marryin;;. A crusty bachelor
i:!:iiiri!es that the weuk-lr.ind.'J are the
; ' !" ever think of doing mtrh
:;::c:i'.
M.niy hir niL-h and suburban residents
t-:p!a:n of fpieii cellars. Many farmers
iy : '.try have bt lar.-e qtiantitiei of pota
:. and other valuable store durinp the
i-.' ai.oitli.
'ii:;r ! circumstances over which we
i.:.J ii. control, our Stonycrt-ek corrcspond
i,; :. unable to "end bis i oiiimunieation
in i. i i!!n.' fir this week's 11: It M.I). It will
:.,-;t ar 1 1 r x t wet-k.
U'r :irc iii r.si-ipt of an invitation forour
MlfiUid lady to he present at the Masonic
!si!i.iiet In be pven ai the new Central Ho
r .'. '.ii the 2J-1 int. "It is it is a lorioti
l.i b.' a local editor."
I; i siated that the ubiquitous tramp is
j.r. i:i-the sinall-jLiX amnnd, which is
r. in.ii i rof the faethat that class seldom
i .tv .mu!i!nj; around which is worth tak
i ' .'-tr. t even the suicll-pox.
Tin- i.-e in :be Monoiipabela river broke
U'c'.iK-sd.iy, and lx-pan running while
t'i.- tiii-rnioiiirter was 22 debress IkOow icro.
Tin- i'P-ak-np wa' caused by a rise in the
'' from rain in the south.
While an Indiana constable wa lately
'nvcyinp a prisoner on a cold day to the
i- nn of l'.utler bandcufl'.sl, the bauds of
!.'!ii-rv.-ciT so ba lly froreii, it is said,
' 'I li. y ui'l have to Iw amputated.
Among the caf:iiii t0U rtbibite,l at
the Loan Exhibition, soon to be Biven in
Indiana, Is a musket ball which, for nine
months, was imbedded in the dkull ofa per
son named Smith, who now resides in
Johnstown. He was wounded in the army,
and suffered intensely nntil the bullet was
finally found.
Accidents from exploding eal oil lamps
arc uncommonly and distressingly numer
ous in Uiis Mate of late. Almost every pa
per we pick tip contains the particulars or
an accident of this natnre, and women are
generally the victim. Sec that your lamps
bcc kept clean, and do not fill them while
they are lighted.
The small-pox scares throUL'hout diflerent
sections of the state have caused an unprec
edented demand for virus. The vaccine
farms of Franklin county are daily shipping
quills and jKjints to all parts of the country,
end are unable to meet the heavy demand
made upon them. The reputation of the
virus produced there is Tcry high.
Last Thursday, V. II. Koontx, Keq., pur
chased from Cook & Rcerits the upier end
of the Hugus lot, on Main Cross and Vnion
streets, they reserving thirty feet front next
their own building. The price paid was
thirteen hundred dollars. Cook & I5erits
had recentW purchased the lot at Sheriff's
sale, paying two thousand dollars for it.
The exibition given Thursday and Friday
nights by the public school children, under
the management of Mr. R. It. Sanner, was
very larpely attended. The exercises con
sisted of the usual number of declamations,
recitations, songs dialogues, 4c. Ac. The
performers all acquitted themselves in a
very creditable manner, and the audience
both evenings seemed to be delighted with
the entertainment. The proceeds are to lc
devoted to purchasing apparatus, Ac, for the
schools.
The following is the ticket placed in nom
ination by the Somerset township Republi
cans on Saturday last: Justice of the Peace,
Charles K. Walker ; Constable, Samuel A.
Dietx ; Judge of Election, Charles Mentzcr;
Inspector, Vm. S. Wcllcr ; Assessor, Geo.
i. Uittner ; School Directors, Samuel C.
Fox, Josial Hemminger, David Swank ;
Supervisors, Eli Itowman. David Hciple,
Samael S. Shaffer, Michael Swank ; Auditor,
Samuel C. Livengood ; Township Clerk,
Adam S. Miller.
The recent heavy rains caused the water
t rise to such a height in Paint creek that
the bridge on tkc S. & C. railroad, that spans
that stream, was entirely swept away on
Thursday last. The structure was a wood
en one, and was only put up tcmjiorarily.
Ry its destruction frtight traltio on the road
has uadtobe abandoned for the present,
btr we understand that a large force of
bunds arc busily engaged repairing the dam
age, and that freight trains will be running
as usual within the next few davs.
There was an unusual interest manifested
In the borough primary S.-iturday.'Tbe eon
test for Justice of the Fence Hchool Direc
tors, Constable, High Constable, and Street
Commissioner, there being a number of as
pirants for each, was quite lively. Several
of the candidates were nominated by ma
jorities ranging from two to a doren. The
following is tho full ticket nominated,
which is being voted for and will, in ul!
probability, I closed to-day, TuesAiy :
Justice of the Fence, Charl.w C. Orton,
Gillian Lint ; Burgess, Wm. 11. Wei my ;
Town Council, C. F. Rhoads, S. F. Tic king,
C. X. Boyd ; Constable, Wm. P. Huston ;
High Constable, Vfra. Gilbert ; Judge of
Election, John R. Edie ; Insiector, John
II. Huston ; Assessor, John J. Schell ;
j School Directors, C. J. Harrisen, J. M. Cook;
Auditor, John N. Snyder ; Street t.ommip
sioner, Andrew Houpt.
Mrs. Crossly, a lady residing in the family
of Mr. John A. Kneadlcr, in Cherrytrcc, In
diana County, about seven miles west of
Carrolltown, attempted on Sunday morning
last to blow out the light ofa hanging lamp
in the room which she occupied, when an
explosion followed, and the burning oil en
veloped her person, igniting her clothing
and injuring her very seriously, if not fatal
ly. Mrs. Kneedler, who was ill at the time,
sprang from her bed, and hastening to the
assistance of the unfortunate woman, en
deavoring to extinguish the flames by
wrapping a piece of carpet about her, but
was prevented from doing so by t Uc hasty
flight of the writhing victim, who ran ont of
the house screaming pitifully, when one of
the children succeeded iu puttil.g out the
fire by throwing snow on the poor woman,
whose clothing was, however, almost burn
ed off above her waist. The fire in the room
was meantime mastered bv a yonnmf
Mr. Kneedler.
Mr. C. C. Orton gave au oyster supper to
a number of his friends lat Tuesday even
ing, in honor of Mr. E. P. H. Harison,
who left the following day for .'nif;on, AV.
Va., where he will occupy an important po
sition in the employ of the H. . R. It.
The supper was quite an affair and many
was the appropriate toast drank and re
scinded to. The evening was passed ia a
very pleasant manner in social Conversa
tion u.i 1 singing and the gentlemen all ex
pressed t'lemselves as deeply indebted to
Mr. Orton fr the evening's entertainment.
A number of those present in a few well
chosc:i words expressed their sincere regret
at the departure of E. P. H. from our midst,
and wished that the coining years might be
as has been the past. Mr. Harrison has been
a resident of Somerset for the last year and
a half, being the resident engineer on the
S. A C. R. R., and by his polite and gentle
manly deportmentaud pleasant, genial man
ners made hosts of friends among our peo
ple, who were reluctant to part with him.
mums,
!
General Hartranft has issued a general or
der providing for the participation of the
state troops in the inauguration arade at
Washington, March t. The troops will pa
rade iu full uniform of the national guard
of Pennsylvania, great coats, blankets, hav
ersacks and canteens, and will carry three
days' cooked rations. The quartermaster's
department will furnish the necessary trans
portation. On the morning of the parade
the division will be inspected by the brigade
inspector, under the sucrvision of the di
vision inspector.
Or & hnowdc, frsiv YORK.
Pint Premium at IVunoylvonln fTl-.to Fr.fr, J--f-V; Pmsijin ,xt
Kw Vorlt State it uir. lltn ) I 'it rritvi i .i' rmlturua
.outer v.uuLjr aijt! .icvtu i-ai;
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PITTCUVKGH DIVISION.
! Oh nti.I Hr July 10, 10, trains on this raiul
' will it:iiurt rraiu anaarri7eALiUp''ruurUraiit
I iiMt Vior Streois, as lollu:
H'aiiwui auiLSsssssssssjSBsssssi
fiZW ADVERTI3EWEMT8.
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a r.ist-
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It ertiMner. ".'I '." cxctiU
It.i l-s of suy I'l-.w In ti-.
i(.ei-.la.'sa!l ilicoiijei--t!o:i.s
uivt'-toaiiyo'Ju-rt'lcv,-.
lu-i.iijr.tt is HtvL-ral cw
fraturr of lite ;kl'atest
TAlnr,
I'd Prim, .1. .Inter SiauJ
ri'l. stwi Vi ii.s-l starulanl ar
MtVX, onJ Ita lloiil ivanl
1a coiciwiitm of f'lcelarnl
iit.n. rini'iul un4"r n TtntM
?ajhiiiii-ji-ii'--'-- icr which we htvo ouudaed
lit I ' 'j P :"' -i l-i t!en mr former s' li .
i.is :t-sjl HI. ov, i.ui i : in t.:. . onlirmr way, fui: rjirx it, retails fur twr,m.y-tv, o
icruir Hlnf-s tfiau ir;i; sixus n tj n;iieini Uolirs.
ef our rifv.-I'loir l; tut, Svtwn lX.:iar9, It la tae choiinest
IAtU MAIL.
! I-ivi.: t
j POtst.Knt m. : '.. -M p. a.
! HKKvt.-.kI i -.- " 1 MIh.I iii l:'-.0.
j o!j Vy'.r ' I ilHi.n ? "
i I'usiiiown Khoki i .i-l l-fTl.. p. m.
1 1'. i.J li: Val;lt.-;-ti rt s -.lt at
' j't. l-.tx-siM I ., i titU-rir:n'. t .ly. v.
l-.rool l-'-ird ivnlm.u 4-1 "
WiklNcwbui 11 up. m. i, k-i f.'.i "
McKwi-uti II H " uhioryl ;s
l:i-nmlo-: II 0. " I nnir,!on -w "
ilvn.lniit.i " Ureal Ki.nl "
l lilulwrliUiU 4-i " MU Msetit S:t; "
WiMbiiuitua : " Ci.rriri:nvi.l -
WckOMMll lUi B.B1. V-,t .! "
l:itil!uijte l-r.: h. ui. M-K-.rtil y:f
J H.ilwM.hl :l.m. Pn.d.l,k
I .New Yuik t.ii " l'italiure r.Hi. di.
1
Irani -raetit ev- r t ild.
"t;:d t) at T..-3 CoIUra oji-X a naif.
Parties from the mountain report that
last week's thaw induced the bears to come
out ,f their winter quarters. It has been
the custom, ever since the days of the first
or Adam bear, for bruia to come out of his
warm parlor in soft weather and visit his
neighbors to sec how they are getting along.
Sometimes it happens that he is put to seri
ous inconvenience by a sudden change of
front in the weather department ; but in
that case, when the frozen crust is too weak
to carry hisbcarship on foot, bruin converts
himself into a bob-sled and glides along
with flying colors down the mountain slope
to bis winter palace among the rocks.
!r J-iii ii .M. Iuulwrt, the S. A C li. R.
.rjj li operator at Somerset, has been
imaa-il to Johnstown, and Mr. K. W. Ru-
rnn rlv of Meyersdale, has been placed
-I ' I11.V1. of the iilfit-e at this place.
I i-iliT fur sale the house in which I now
in.-. Thi house contains eight rooms and
o-:i I'm, Musi. Terms. One-fifth cash ;
i.-.':.r,iT in l. 2, ;;. t and " years with inter-
": J. K. RlAMVlX,
a-lw fever is aeain quitw prevalent in
l!.'!l!,lysliiirg and vicinity. The disease
!'i i idcu a;ipan-m!y pretty well stamped
i: s-vi-ra! weeks ago, but a number of new
' luc hri'ii r-pir1ed within tho st
' i" Mr. Jii irgeTayman .of Somerset, pro-t'-rof
that most excellent hotel, the
i .T-et Koi'.ms, who is arranging fora par
J.iiiin i.. uers to go to that place er
! ::.ii:i on thcH. A C. R iilnmd within
-.. -.r : ir i.-JV.. , . vt Trlhitti'.
' prevent eroup in chilJren let them
:" -i:' H their chc"t a jiad made of otton
' Mttvtl u;xni a piece of muslin or
' ? f.i'irir. Thi is one of the "mother
" ': 1"-" that l.a neve r bc;-n known to fail
J. -1 !im.-h serious illness from the dread dis-'"im-
i:i;,y h prevenle l by its use.
'I T Markct. MaixCkoms Stkf.lt. I wiil
"' -on i.iind ut 11 tiu-., Pork, Mut
'"' ainl Sin:sa:re. at reasonable prices. Ojien
' .-: r.m a meat wvn thn-e times
' i r '
llt:.i;v Kkixiak.
Somerset, Pa.
. .
!': : a man in York who has had the
I! '' ' r.i nee ,f having three wives
"'-a in, .1,11, . Tlipfirt he was divorced
. tin- ".-.,i (jjevi M veral months ago,
1 i :i;. r vi,!y he hiis taken imlo bim
" 1 '' i'i:i i lieio-im,.). !l:)t what a power
"' '' '!hr-:ii -hiw - he ,:,ve ha.ltocnn-
' -' v" '.v !.;,,, t S)1J Mt lot f tViiifec-"";-r-i!iManat
Mr-. A. K. Pisel's. AUo
' '" -eri. Ammunition of all Luid
!. elegant at.d useful artieb-s too
-i;.-!i.sis t.. mention. Fine Unifting Pa
.' '''hes, for wile. This article
" Vi'.y commendislby ail v. bo have in
"u r Hs-d h.
""! di-TB'i-fu! brawl t..k place in
t ! i u .lc A Rivpis' cstabltshnient at a
i".V'"'.:r V,,,",':'y ".'vlt. As usual, the
l4..!1U'V C"'ul wa!' acsted and
v .'.l " ' '" "clay morning llunn-ss
! ,i .'7 '," ld '1,,,rt '' 'f omrt. Two
' l a:r l ice was the fine imposed.
('rr:;'l, thcr whi.-h we have had
'' l 'it wilder ..pemsl, has had
il "-IV! "r ,'utrin 5,'c nose of the oldest
I'CT" K"," ,l U oT
a.' ' ' ? t!"U '"' "''"""Ix-rs storms and
' ' nn'x " "hich th.we of content-'
Hie .i , " H" ,"'t circu:iiKlam.
. , ',,','a.vW true, but no one is
an-j...;. .:1 ,H" w"than that which we
-lZti:'U"aw'thM liUn,!" imagina-a-'e
to Ctrfifsii
We experienced a general break up in the
weather last week. For several days it-was
very mild, with a steady rain, and the ice
and snow rapidly disappeared, causing the
small stream below town to assume large
dimensions. Thegutters were all ice-bound,
and considerable trouble was experienced
in opeuing them, the water flowing over the
pavements and finding its way into the cel
lars and low places. Saturday morning
there was a sudden change in the atmos
libera, about noon a driving snow storm set
in and by night the wind was cold and raw
with the mercury in the thermometer below
rero. At the preasent writing it is clear,
calm and cold, the ground being covered
with about an inch of soft, white snow.
Mr. Isaac Kaufman, whose home is near
Davidsville, Somerset county, kept a record
of the -old weather during February of
1S.V, and also of !S.ri7, which were excep
tionally noticable for the frigidity that pre
vailed during his recollection of extreme se
verity, and in referring to memoranda still
in his possession he finds that the mercury
in the former year touched on one occasion
20 below zero, while the coldest atmosphere
in lo7 was 12 below. On Wednesday and
Thursday of last week his thermometer reg
istered at the coldest icriod 16 below. Ue
tween the years first mentioned and the
present winter he says the mercury did not
drop so low during any season.
The Altoona Tribune says: One of the
most important cases ever tried in this coun
ty was the tilatt case, disposed of at llolli
daysburg last week. The defendants were
indicted for selling hard cider. They were
convicted and sentenced to jiay the fine im
posed on violators of our license laws. It is
thus established that hard cider is an intox
icant, and that those who sell it do so at
their peril. It has been quite generally be
lieved np to this timethat cider was not con
sidered an intoxicating drink in the eye of
the law. and the traffic therein has been a
source of considerable revenue in some or
tionsof the county. The action of the
court will doubtless have a restraining in
fluence. From the amount of snow that has fallen
this winter one would iinairin that the ce
lestial water works were almost, exhausted.
Rut such does not seem to be the case. The
rainfall of the past few days has been gen
eral throughout the country and in many
places has done great damage. The exces
sive cold snap which set in Monday of last
week aud continued until Tuesday f this
week rivals anything of the kind everexpe-ricm-ed
in the memory of the "oldest in
habitant." Every morning during that pe
riinl the thermometer was eavorting down
below zero, ranging from M to 111 degrees
below that frigid point.
The ground bote is a bigger man nor old
Vennor.
A number of Mr. Auditor Snyder's most
intimate friends called upon him Saturday
evening to congratulate hitn upon his re
markable success in his first volitical vent
ure. The Auditor rc.-eived them in a friend
ly but modest manner ; shook hands with
them as of old, and expressed his gratifica
tion for the magnificent majority which he
had received. He said that, while he was
not a seeker after oflicc, still if his friends
thought it for the public good that he should
forsake the walksof private life and enter
upon pulie career, lie was willing to sacri
fice his own personal inclinations in the
mutter, and that so long as they .continued
to honor and trust him, he would endeavor
to so conduct himself as to I worthy of that
confidence and honor. He further said that
the responsibilities of the position which
be bad just been chosen to fill, by the al
most unanimous vote of his fellow-townsmen,
wTe vry great, but that he would try
to discharge the duties in a manner that
would 1 sotisfuetory to all, irresjiective of
race, color, or previous condition of servi
tude. We think he will give an oyster sup
per to-morrow nipht ; at Ut we hoj so.
Vennor ron Febbiwiiv. The mild spell
with which January closes will probably
continue well into this month, with the ex
ception of a day or two, up to the 12(h of
the month, with balmy, Fpring-like weath
er prevailing in many parts, and snow rap
idly disappearing. A couple of days of
blustering weather, with rain or snow, will
lie followed by snow storms andedd weath
er throughout Ontario and the Western
United States. This term will be followed
about the Kith by storms of wind, ruin nn-.l
snow, vrevicus to the the setting in of a
cold term. With the beginning of the la-.t
week of the month brilliant, mild, spring
like weather will again appear, meiling the
snow, and rendering sleighing impossible in
some localities. A few days before the close
of the month high winds are likely to pre
vail, with gales around .ew York, Long Is
land Sound and other joints, with bluster
ing weather in Canada and the Northern
United States. The last two days are, bow
ever, likely to le fair, and the month will
end with a little snow on the ground.
.' r.ovv i '.a t 5
A
oil teat.! arc t' heavy.
T stvl:
It3 Src.'d Eoaitl
wtll uutwear I hive ul
tliP very it kinds
of the ordinary ateel
mold bourrts.
It will sermr In rrr.s v. Vr a'!
Steel plows and all ntJier plovs t':.vo
hitherto pmvisl a lalluif-
V 1th ihlspiow will in- lntrcMcit
ar.ewsty!of l'lovTP;Mnl,aa'14"ij..'V
point, on TTtik-b wo huvo iMi.ir.iul
' Vatents, and widen aiv also n. ire'j
Improvement. b.nll u n gaid; weir
uiid streartn.
The Jointer csi b sWfrl s i as t.' tit ;.; ivr:v r.t l-jnt!. tM it ecn nlwaysi on kjji. m a
iuh uti inn ii.tu.-i n - i; im e. ei:i- i." is i' i' (.'iir v htti i iv: ;s l.ej ;a line.
'rue beam ts aiijcstabie f'-r Sprliig or F'd Mowh-jr. wal i.i-r f r ivv ici-ee bfiswrs.
'Jlie bandies can be cljttstd li a.xo.ntii.Hl.-le a wan ( f b y ia;- saMa 1 l:i..
It ia tiio Ughtust l'ralt i-iiw i-ver iiiai'e.
Wooden bcatiiH are r inrr ot:t of n-w Ivasnw tj.'-v sJ.rti!:, s.vc!!. atd v,am, r.nd n"ver r.in tw.i Ras.!n" iT-: li
Mallealile beams buc-i-me iiemoralixctl srd 'leail. v. ueii ts worse tU-a t i,rni.
A Nod beam Is Use iKst --iL) oi t'aa rln. Ii. Is three Utnes a. .;r,' auo fv.-y nsu-U l'fht -t t'."i a'-y wli-
i, iii.ii kt Ba .i ii uai j.i 1:1111.1. ; i .i..a rs kliurt- ll is
Ve do lint palm cif en litem a i-.njios ii -m of v.irlocs rasialH aad It cnPjVtl t."eti!.
Vie want agi-ats f. r this not P- .n en.iv uwn la l.i.: smt.
V.'o cars give but, a vitrv hnr.H tliacr't-. t tao.i:, 1ml ve vi'.l ir I'll fMEnsxt rr"'.'ti'.
Wa pmpuse tn place tis llt7 iu lija hands rf tl-o R-rn-.r an near tie cart c umcu anuro ns pr-aiVK
Jt Is the Ixuit Akii-uit-jral Imp!Ki-,-;ii ever ftVul. It Is Uiu r'-tepe:
l'ersoiiH. therei.ir-, wluure s v.IUIlj to ait uj n-;-: ::r'. ,i U.o prlac'.Ttls t ,at " a i-!ui'i!r. s txrA-m-n 1; b- 't- r than a '.'y.r a,il!ii" " nN"l
cot sppiy lor an aireuey.
No llows on eomiuissio. Ail sat, nos-i'c'e.
We'iiake Kisr'ut and le:t liari l'luvs oi all ize. A hi "5 :H'lo 1I!U t-'.ows.
rl lils Is the duly Steel ciiilJc-rt Mow la tlia World.
lifert co-!t. K-ventl tuin m..re tiuci lijitu but tUis Plow, full rfeTrt, by riving small dlscoant cn b sold tor Seventeen PuUari.
rt innarri Hum price v. lta tuat or aij- lion 1'iow ever mad.t.
Where liiere ur2 ik ugeais. we win, o:i r-n ipt of tove:ibx-n Isillare, Bend a now t any Kalliwul Svitloti in tlie s':it.-. r.r.l v y tlie
SYRACUSE CHILLED PLOW COMPANY, Syracuse, N. V.
J. If1. BLYMYEE, A.geiit?
Feb. k; SOMERSET, SITU'JL.,
ANH-UAL STATEMENT
AND EXPENDITURES
OF SOMERSET COUHTY,
rom tho Iifth luy ot'.Tuaiuirj, A. 1. 1 80,
TO Til r.-
Third day of January, A. H. 1881.
The Exprew trotn leaves Pittsburgh ot g:!i P.
I-l. arriving at Conueil.iTill 10 i H. M., Kix-H-wind
11-40 f. M. la return tho fcxpreaa lr tve
i;oaleriana t A. M., rrtiD at n-wic. i
wood --.aa A. H! C'oniiditvUis Ml. 11., litu- j
bargh 7:43 A. 31.
The most direct and ploasict routs to Lao Hxti
and South via Washington Wv. !
Through HI all loavuiic at 10;51 a. X., dally, ar- !
Ht at Wasblngton at ?:J A. x.; Ila.Uuiore, l&.4 i
r. Phllapclihia3:10 a. m.; Kcw lor!t-15 x. !
. ; Klchmond A. x. I
IbruUKn txnreis, loavlns? s:0 P. X., aanv, ar
rives at w ashingtcm at : a. x. ; liiiltimora, 7:40
a. x. ; riilladelpntu; lOi r. x. ; N. V., I:li r. x.
-:o:
Tlironih Mall trains dsllr.
UipM tralm daily tiztvl SawJav.
Aecumraodatioo traaui ao-i lajatte tjfttt
dally except Sunday.
TicWt offices, corner Firta Avonne ind Wood
I'.mli, and ilewt oorocr Qmnt and Waters'..,
Pitulcri;h, pa.
1-. K. IiflKD, Oen. Psswiccr Aent.
U. M. COLL'.UeneralTicaut AkcdU
) M I N 1ST R ATORS' XOTICK.
K-5tateof Let Watson, late of Adolf -m Tffp,
Somerset county, i'a., dc'd.
Letters of sdmlnlftatiun on the shove rsteto
hanlng been framed to the undersigned by the
proper authoriir, nolle ii hereby if"en t- Ih'iM
Indditcd to tho said estate v make immwliate
payment, and thr.se havlnir claims or dumands
against it to presont thuu fluly authenticated for
suttlcmrnt, on Saturday. March , livl, at t.'io
late resiitnee of deceafd In said township.
V.S. MOL N1 AIM,
V,'. iM. WATSON.
Jjn.ta AeaiiiilJtratnrs.
HENRY F. KNELTE1J, Esq., Treasurer or Somerset
County In account w ilh Somerset County.
DR.
To tax received fr-iia Collectors of S
and lima.
ate aad t'ouoiy rraas and levii f.ir the yem in", lie. 1-fTJ.
ClI.LBCTfa!t.
i St t :
1Ii:tb:ct.
'.:-?Tr
T.v.
s
HE RIFF'S SALT
Morl asp Mori: Aitive. A llio time for
the inauguration of Ireilent Garfield
drawn near, the work of the pcr.erul com
mittee at Valiington Ik-coiik-s more and
more active, and the jilans for the arches
have been agreed upon, and several of ihem
will unquestionably be the most pretention."
and elaborate ever erected in the country.
Acceptances continue to reach the commit
tee from various military organizations, and
there is no doubt as to the perfect success of
the grand military parade. The Baltimore
and Ohio Company is also very busy per
fecting all the requisite plans and schedules
for the running of many trains prior to and
following the inauguration ceremonies. The
equipment of the road has recently been
largely augmented, the company now hav
ing an unusually lare number of sleepers,
parlor cars and day coaches. The well
known and most jiopular "Iiaisy Train,"
whU-b leaves this city in the evening and
arrives at Washington the next day at noon,
seven hours ahead of the fastest trains on
other lines, will doubtless be run in a half
dozen or more sections, and every care will
be taken to insure prompt arriving time at
the National Capital. The Baltimore and
Ohio tickets for the round trip will be plac
ed at exceedingly low rates and be graxl for
the trip to Washington on any train on the
1st 2d and 3d of the month, and good i$ re
turn on any train np to the evening of the
seventh.
A terrific explosion occurred at the Altoo
na Iron Works on Monday morning. I'rom
the TrUiune we get the following facts : In
the rolling mill is a very powerful machine
known as the "Squeezers." These arc used
to rqneex out slag which may be in wrought
iron. It appears that in some way they were
brokcu and large crane standing near was
used in their repair. The toe of the crunc
was surrounded by ice so that it could not
revolve, and some of the employes who bad
not been about the mill rcry long, and were
nnawareof the danger, procured mass of
red-hot cinder and laid it on the ice with
the idea of melting it. When the hot cin
der came ia contact wil.h the i an explo
sion followed and ioccs of cinder were hurl
ed in every direction. The mill was set on
Cre in several placej and it is a niirat-le that
none of the men in the building were kill
ed outright, for the air was thick with (ly
ing pieces of cinder, some of which rose fif
ty feet. Four men were hurt, three of them
quite badly, John Curry was severely in
jured in the breast and stomach by Hying
cinders. James Smiley, a son of the boss
roller, was burned in the face and eyes.
Svl vester Mattern was badly hurt and Frank
King received slight injuries. Dr. Horn, of
Altoona, was called on and did a!! he could
to relieve the sufferers who were burned.
There will be no suspension of the works.
Toth2 Wkstasu Nokth. All travelers
will appreciate the anuouuccmcQt that the
I'ittftbargh, Cincinnati it St. Louis Ilailway
Company l anliainlic Itoute will hereafter
run a first t-'ays Passenger coach from Pitts
burgh to . IiOUis on I iie l ast hxprcss
train leaving Pittsburgh every day at 0:22 a.
in. le piug ears will continue to rut) on
same train from Pittsburgh to Cincinnati.
Ixniisville, Iiidianfipolis and Wt. I.oui, but
the through -oac' (o St. Louis will btf a
great lienetit to persons cn route to Indian
apolis, Terre Haute, St. Iuis ami all points
West and .Southwest, who 1 not care to
pay the extra cliarga tr sleeping car priv
ileges. ,
Hotel orsleep!nS cars wiil csntintieto
runVm nnHnnatiKxpressleaviiigPittsbuIi
at 7:32 p.m. lot Cincinnati ana ionisviiie,
and on night express leaving 1'ittsi.nrpli at
1202 a. in. f"T Cincinnati, Jioulsviile, In
dianapolis and St. IxuLs without change.
Passengers from tie V est ant south will
please bear in mind the improved through
car sen it ly the Pan-Handle route.
To secure tho advantage of quick tune,
good connections in imon uejKtus, ana
through car accommodations, otcr one oi
the best constructed ana most iH-no-uy
equijipcd lines, it is only necessary to a.k
for and be sure that yon receive tickets via
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati A St. Iionis Kail way
Ian-HandIo r.ont.
For time tables and inr.-nnatiou a:idre
W C. Kisea, I'asenispr Agent, nu-s-
burgh, Pa., or W. I-O'Camw, General Pas
senger agent Pan-Handle Route, Colnmbus,
Ohio.
Law or PARTXKitMiiP. An important Oi
cision h:u. b -en recently made by the Su
preme Court of this :.a!e, regtirdlng pjrtncr
ship. it was in the cs-.ie of Clari; v?. Fit !
cher. Fli-lelier litul been a director in a:i in
ctirporated saving institution a;l l-.ad wiiii
drawn from the concern, giving notice in
the newspapers at thetimcof his rvtirenient,
and therefore claimed that ho was net lia
ble for the (Kls of tlie ini.!:tu!io!, tvbich
the court below sustained ; but t::o oilier
party appealed from the ver-.lic; ,u the
grotibd that such notice was insufllcieut,
t'ue law requiring cxpre -s notice in or.lcr to
shield the Ucfeiidiini. Tiie Supreme Count
reversed the decision of ihe lower court, and
in reviewing the c.-e, raid that "v.hen a:i
ostensible partner retires from a linn lie i
bound to advertise on the ground that ht
soiis dealing with the firm ara induced l-
trust him. Tlii rule is dhVcrent as to il r
inant jmrtiKrs. Hut when partners do bus
iness under an artificial name, the iub'icof
course, trust the parties emp;ng the firm ;
hence, exprc-s notice to all persons dvalin;;
w ith the lirr. is tieccst'ary to exonerate a
retiring ) artncrf"in liability.
Dii:i.
Twenlj-SMk Annual Statement
OF TI-IE
cGinerset Coimty Mutual Fire I&
ancs fepi,
rcr tla TS2T EEiim Ecc-Etar 31;t. 13G0.
Balance tn hanJs of Trca.'arcr per last
report i A IS
liccetveii forcniili iircialuuis !uriug U.o
yoar ET9 '
lecclveilcnl85ialaell,., No. 8 liBJ M
InimT.i;r.b
llll-llCISUMESTS.
1173!
Ai ril 1 ),15b9, Gao. Bcnnlc!:
U-S MtM C ij 7i
Way '.0, Isso, Mrs. .Harjr Sny-
tic-r ; barn burneO 7 VJ
June 'U. lisfl, borroweil money
nU interest paid In fail iZ'i -.2
July Cjrui Cavcn'a
liirsjiail 1100
December SI, IS A Komcrsct
Dcmiicral, rriutln rejiorts. 1 "0
Itcccnitwr I, 18SJ, Sunicrxot
Jfcrcll, priniliig rcir-.,
ltliinkj. ic n
Dect-mlxr 31, IS-vJ, p istajce anl
e'atl.ierv ilurinx tli ycur.. 1-1
DcwmlterSI, Ismj, cflico runt
and luel. lor the year IKsO... . GO
J) rcr inls:r ;JT, Is, salary cf
the secretary anJ trecicrcr. !0(i0 .1V3 C4
SCHKOCIC. On Pcbruury ?, l'-.'l, OV.l;
daughter of C. C. and Lizzie Schrmlc, :.y
1 year, 3 montliS, 2n C.: .
SHANK. On IVb-asry 0,1-!, Harvey
Frederick, son of Frederick and Minerva
Shank, ajjed 3 years, 3 luyuUis, it) days.
Clasea la l r.n l cl trcMtuvr.
Eks.)U'Tio.s oy Krsrnc-r.
Wheees, It has pleased !ixl to remove
from our number Jonas and Harvey Kline,
we hereby give expression to onr sorrow in
behalf of their death and in sympathy with
the .bereaved family.
Kesolic-I, That in the death of tiu-c ot.r
conipanions, our school has !o: : twodiiiircnt
and punctual pupils.
Itmrilertf, That while wo humbly submit to
the will ot Providence we sincerely mourn
the lo! of our friends.
JJiWwif, That the sympathies of this
school be extended to the family of the de
ceased, 7frfivJ, That a copy of these resolutions
be published in our county papers, and a
copy sent to the r.filieted family.
Joii.f Bull,
Hakvf.t FniKio.ixr,
. Aiinv. IIkvm,
Knejiper's ?ehool House. I'ommiitee.
HO TIKttSKT MAKUrT
tiurrectoil by Cooz & Bbccits.
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLO'Jfi & rCD
Apples. drle1, V fc 3; to S;
Ap!c)Utter, V (tal.... jf-buc
Bran. V 1JU tt ft tu
Butter, f ft (kf) iso
Batter. V M(roll) iuc
BuclurLeat, V busnel Uk
" meal, 1W it '. uo
Keeswax.fl
Iacun,snoulders, V - lo
" sMea, " IJj
country hams, 9 t,. Via
(lorn, (ear) lu'!:c! Uitoto
Oorn, (shelled) 9 bushel 7113
Oern meal V t, ?n
Oulf klns, v a, ea
K)flf, V ! i;
Klour, V bbl r. ti l-O-J j c-o
tlaxiioeJ ft ba., (UH v.-i
Hams, (ranar-curcJ) fl & -. .1 1 -
Lrf. V B beQ KM
ietber, red ri'.o, V s2?4
" n'.i.er " r-i.s7W
tip, " 755i,-
Vlddlinss, and cbi-p li0i i to
Can, V ba :;'(:"'
Pfituu-es, ba (new).... v.V.-a.ij
Pwlie. dried, 1 r
Kyafiba 7co
ftaas, V ft In
Sa-.t, No. 1, $i bbl.txtra l-l 15?? ia t'3
" Gronnd Alow, ter eack 4-1 16'J. M t'i
14 Aahton. r sacx t 00
Sua.r, yellow 51 it i.--!ll
" whila 11-4 3-4
Tallow. W t 19
Wheat, V bB? M 00
Wool, V S.U
DI HECTOliS LLCTED FOB VXAU 1551 :
I'llram l,im, Denjamin N. Kline, Jarr.e Per
F..n. Jc.. J. Saylor, John Speidu-r, Christ
sillier, Wm. liukcr and John O. Kiminel, ol Soiu
ersetl'conty ; A. IiWjnard Kiltner, Jacsib Fici.t-ri-r.
ol Hei'iord County, and bamiicl Jlattkcws. of
VVesHEorelaml County, l'a.
crvu icks ri-KTcn :
" Samuel Flarrtny, President; Jno Hick. Secre
tary, Troaimrer and Oeaeral ArnL
liy onler of tho Heard.
OHps of Somerset)
County Mutual Kire I JXO HICKS.
Insurance Company, Scorttarj-.
Somerset, Pa., i-'cb f
ruary 12, ltsi. J
HEW CENTRAL HOTEL,
Main Street,
Somerset, Pa.,.
T7i!l o:ca fjr gue.s ca
January 10ilif 1SS1,
TLits homo h farc'hed ia Crtt
c!as, raodora stylo, '.vitb tie modern
conveaieDCcs of Healer?. Hot and
CoM TJV.er Bat Is,
Largo r.c.'.iIto-IlvtJ!2?, Tcrkra anti
Chamber?, end La good f iiV.vn tt
tacLctl. " Too Tallo ad IJjr tvi'.l be
as pood as i'--; t-i-.
1'rc-a c;q;j;':e2C ii tit Hutc! tusl.
r.eE3 I fiitirr k-jszU I c-! n v.$:-v
sV.Kfacion tn a'l r. Lo ot".
F. S. Kleindienst.
' r:i.i. r.'.Y
THE II 1;3I2T CASK rKICE
ret
wm cipsr
I
m si mm
A UDITOH'S NOTICE.
Al an Ortihaa'a Court helJ at SoraeracL Pa., on
tlie 2H:h of January, Wl, the un'leralined Aud
itor vas, in motion on John . Kltnwell, Ksij., du
ly apiioinied to make a iliutrilmliun of the funds
In tho hand! of Andrew Hoover, Adrainlstnilorol
lmvld Hoover, dee'd to and ami n g those legally
eul iiled thereto.
Ily virtue of the above arp)!ntmcnt, the nnder-l'n-l
hereby Rivei notlre that he will meet at
hi." olllire in the borough or Somerset, Penn'a..
on Wednesday, the 2nd day of Mun li, 1881, at 1
o'elork r. 11., to attend to the duties nf his ap
pointment, when and where all persons Interested
ug attend if tbev think proper.
JOHN R. SCOTT.
Keb. 9. Auoit r.
DM I X LST1I ATORtJ XOTICi:.
EstatoofEliSaiior, lite or Ml.ldleorcck Tvfp.,
biimersst Co., Pa., deceased.
Iiettera oradmlnlslratlnn on the above estals
havinit been srrantcil to the undersigned by the
pnipcr authnrity ; notice Is hereby given to all
jxremis indebted to said estate to make Immediate
payment, nod those having- clalmsap: ilcst the same
will present them dciy auihentlcateii fur sett'in.
mem on Wennerday, tue Piii day of Jlrcii,
1-1, et the l.le reshitnee of deceased. .
W. F. MOOTS E,
Fob. P. Administrator.
Hide:, Lhccp lolts, Cif E'ats; Sc.",
Ere. 1 r-j; Jotm'.cwn.
PURE- FERMENTED
WINE,
FOR SALE
F.y A. J. CaJobeernt A. J. Cneeheer k Co.'s
Storo, Somerset, Pa., or at liia
SU5AE GROVE FASH
Five r-.i'.cs north cf Some reel, tlrf 1 Lire of manu
facture. The fuiloffuli; is a litt f the kin 's iu
MlKli.
CP.APE, DLACKBEr.nY,
CHERP.Y CwTiRANT,
ELDEF.oEnr.Y, WILD-CHERoY
AfJD CI2EP. VI?;E,
WhU-h wiil be sold In quantity to s:iit pcrclinstr.
This wine is much used Ut medical an I sacra
mental purposes ; also as a bcvcr.-FO by tiitJo
who want a pure win;.
A
PiJINiSTTvATOirS NOTICE.
lute of Gtorse ITa-ieer, late of filiirord Twp.,
ij.JOilTSCt Co., Pa., uce'd.
IictU-rs of administration fn Ihe abovs estate
navmg been itrauie-l to the undersigned, by the
pro;icr authority, notice ts hereby pit-en 'o those
indebted to It to make Immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands will pre3ont them
duly authenticated t r seitiument, on Saiurday
tha i3ih day of iinrcli. 1251, at his lMe residence.
A A HON 1VIU,
Feb. 11. AJn!nieti..tor.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
tstate or J.din A. Snyder latoof Jinfuri Twp.,
Somerset Couuty, Vs., dee d,
letters of admiulrtrntlin cn thi nbore e
tnte havlnir been irraated to the nndcrsiirncil,
by the proper authority, notice Is hereby pitcn
to those indebted to it to mako Immediate pig
ment, and those baviiir claims or demands will
tdeaso present them duly authenticated lor set
llement, on We lnosdnv, March 13, 1SM, ut the
ftore of J. C Snvd:r, In Somersnt rKironsh.
.1. U. SN'YUKH.
II.O. ii. fNYIiER.
y, t, .. A'ltr.i:uau;:.tr.
A rDITOli';? X0TIC1I
ii -
Tl r.Ttcr!-jrnf J sppoin d andl:ir toar.
ccrinir. t;v,ii: -t::ca: nn.l mnke dlsttlbutlonsaf
t.e lun.is in b.iBus ol i.V.'.n Fiko andCS.Orif
ilili, tieculom of J wepn Fike, liec'd.. lo and
urn. ii thoro !ct-i!l entitled thereto.
li. rtl.'v v iv:.h irtiihc that he will uttond to th1
duties oi his cjit'...lutnient on vVdn?.lny, ti e ltiili
day o! id.-roh. -il. at his old .0 in bomeriot IJor
oiivh ir'ncn nr.il where u!l persons inlercstod can
etiund.
K. IBAEK.
Feb. 3C. Aut Unr.
Swl r-, U?7 vr5dr"'
VTA brttruUtd nti t nil sr,'"-V, w ,e r
1 t I ri Miii.i-ii iiv rdliiTvil li
tiarUiC lt wi:3c. V, V i ,
Jan. 13
PUBLIC SALE.
JXECUTORS' NOTICE
Estate of Jomthan 1). Trthr, Utc of (lucm.ial.gaUii;
Towuslilp, deceased.
Iettors lestamentarr cn Ihe above estate bur
Ins: been firaMcd to the nndirint d by t-rupcT
auihorliy, nolloe Is hereby eiven to ail perrons
ludebted to raid entate to make lunadiai pay.
merit, and those having claims strains! It to pvw
sent them duly authenticated tcr acttlemen!, on
Saturday, Ihe lath day or February, 1K61, at ti:a
late rcslileoce of deo1; In sW township.
flizaiii;th i.o-iit,
IS Ht'F A. LOHH,
J.in. 12 i.ju'.ns.
lias constantly- on L.-.nJ lit his
u is till cry ; " .
PUREJYE.WHISKY
For sale ly tiio linrrel or pal Ion,
" suited for
MUSICAL AND HECHABICAL
PUBPOSES.
Orders addressed to JJcrlin, l i.'.,
will recvive; i ronipt atteritin.
Marck2, ISfW. . '
OFTtLClBIXarAI, ESTATE.
The ncdersiened Fxcculor of Ilavl.l Lnbr, dc.
ceased, will clu r lor sale at public oulCTy, at the
Ute residence ol the deceased, in Jeflcreon torn
6 :.!;, bonicrsel county, I'd., ou
&nnrtay, l:,'i, of Jlfrrchim,
at 1 oVliict p. in . Hie f!a-.irln ilescrilied real c
tnte, situate in rii.l tiiwt.si.li', iate the in-i:'rtr
oi nid dteea..,l. vi,. :
Ntii 1. The homes: cat! tmct, contalntnr IC"
norcs, more or less, aJ.lfclninn lands of Henry
ilull, Junt. Iii relay, tool, linker, Cj rus Cablo
and others, nf which atitut W acres are cl.-ar, and
bilance well titnlit-red, bnvintc thereon erected a
new 2 story dwei-lra hnafe, new bank burn, wood
hou;e na other oulbuiKiiuts, good orchanl, good
Mcr, fcc, ft.?.
No. 2. A tract of InnJ, eonlninin J?7 r.cirs,
moreer lets. adioiDlnsf lands cf Piidlo Kedniw,
Jacob Croicr.Fpn Shauiis, and others, obonl 10
acres clear and balance welt timbered wilh wl.l;o
oak. chestnut, wairnt, p plar. and hemlock, it
contains aisj a Use limestone qoairy and peihap
other minerals.
The aliove two tmrts are rrnsldercd very vn't'.i
Me and person- within? n buy nre retiC5ted 10
ci:minrj bclore cf slo.
TKR:tS:
1 j ofpurrbaee money, rfier payment of del)L, to
remain a lien, the intre?t 01 which is to be pui 1
the widow durinar her lifetime, and at her death
t he-principal to the heirs of j.-avid Ibr, ilee'd ;
,cash and the balance in two equal aniiual pcy
iuents with interest.
Possesion rinu April 1. IW.
HENRY SCHLAO,
Ftb. lfl. Esecnior cf Ihiviu Lihr, ure'd.
Battle Creek, fiiichissr!,
VAiruAsitrBSs or tax oxlt ozkvls3
V Ui'UlK JLLI.J itijii.v u J." SILl'-Jrf"
TKHESKErra.
Tractlcn end Plain Ensinca
and Horso-Pcwsrs.
Most CoBrt!tleT reahcr Factory J Cstabltthsd
lathe World. 1343
Yt?" P CWlKllWWnt Vn WWW Ml
CAnOnu, wnhmit cl-sn of mw,
manatfeuicnt, or location, to " back rp " kt
brvad Hanwt's ti'n m all wtr cootu.
32
JEGISLATIVE NOTICE. ; .
The umlersifrocil will make tpp'leatlr.n to the
!t:irla.ture lor a special art lor himself and
others, tor the payment of provUdocs, etc., furnish
ed to ceinpuiies of volunteers, on service under
the command of Captain Bowls, cf Centre eonnty,
and Cuptaia Sbrueic, f 8semt county, In IMA.
ti KP.ISS1NGEE
Pimm, PEttn'A., 1
Febroary , ltmi j
VICK'5
iLLUSTnATEO FLGRAL GUIDE
For 1881 Is an Eleesnt Book of ISO Popes, One
t'okired Flower Plate, and too Illustrations, wltu
Ilesi-rlptlon of tho best Flowers and Vegetables,
and Ijireolii U3 Icr prowica;. Only 10 cents. In
KnuluhorOerman. If yea afterwards order seeds
drduet iuelOcrn'S.
I,-Usev1 re ibe hrt In the world. The
Flobal Get us wiil tell yon how to get and grow
Uiem.
VIcWs Flower and VeiretaWeOaiden.ITSPsfres,
6 Colored Plates, Wo ijirravlnns. For 60 eeuu
In paper coven ; 41.00 La elegant cloth. Uernun
or Kngrllsh.
V lelt'a Illattlntt'd Mmntblj IsTMssaln
SI Pares, a Cndnrcd Plate In every number and
many Hue Fnravinirs. Frlcn S1.S6 eents ; Five
Copies for $5.10. Mpeclmco Numbers sent lor 10
cents ; 3 trial corles ti riS cents.
Address, JAMES VtCit.
Jan. 14 Kuchctter, N. T,
STKAM-PO'!TrT? tS'EPAWATOIM .-I
Complete Mean Ontflte ?"'';-
m TrnrtioaKrtBiBeasr.d Plain liDymca
evor seen In the Amertvaui marked .
A multitude of fpeHaX fcattrm on fiwtwl
for 18)1, toirether Wltll tuporior oualuirouK ecotlrur.
turn mud wiaurioU rv dreamed of by outer n;i. rt
Four sizea of Separator, from U Iu 13 Wjtf
Caadtv. for ftrnw or Aoene wr.
Two styles of - Mnonied " U-Powrrj.
7,500,000 ijMiSSSS.
tturtantly on haml. from which i built IU uv
xsim. o, IO, 1J aioree i-otivv.
. r-i - t-,-. -. .1
Farm era nud ThrebrnneTi rre rn-d W
limsthnda thin maithl 'rhrmiung iiachiucry.
Circuara sent free. Address s
NICHOLS, SHEPARO tt CO.
Oattlo CreK, Wlcfiiaaiw
kv virtue cf a writ of T!.t Vend Ex.. issui i d out
oftbe Court of Common Pleas of P.odiord Co.. Pa.,
and to me directed, th'.-re will be exposed to
inbllcsilc n'. tin Cuurt llocrc, ia S-jcser?;:,
Pa., ou
nuiuflnj, IMmvanj 17, 1S-S1.
at 1 o'clock, p. v., al! the ribt, title, interest and
Ulm'ofthc defendant, John Ode, of. loaml to
ibe I ..-liowlr.it described reii estate. Til :
A certain lot of ground situate in S!oy3!own
Bor., boinemt eimot v, pa., cotttitlnintr U swro,
mre or leas, with a two-story loz houw and other
outliuiidinirs thereon creclud, bounded on the
n-jnli by ?.lain s".recl, on the east by alley, on the
sou-.h by Miciiael llrutaker, cn tho wct by licu
rv Bowman, Willi the a -purifnancos. .
'Taken in execution at tlie suit of Thorms II.
Lyons, surviving ns:isroi of Nicholas Ljos,
ueM, now uo c-1 K. V.'. O-rrctson.
Noti;b. All pcrtans puruhasioi? at tha abf7e
sale wiil ploasa tuko notice tba a pari of the
purchase incney to be made mown at the time
of sale will be required as soon as the property
ii knocked down, otherwise It wi'.l to sziinex-t-issd
to sale at the ri?k of the Urst purchaser.
The restducof the purchase mcr.cyuiust be paid on
or bolors Tliursdi-.y of the rirt weci of Aprd
Court, the time ttxed by the Court for thearknowL
edi;ni,nt ofdncd, ar.d nodvml will le acknoa le-ls-cd
until the purchase nt.reT Is paid in 1-aiL
tiMAU YLi; &.'..
t?.:iBRirv's Cmc?. )
Soiacrsttt, Jan. Zi, Ml. i
OTJTSTAHDIICt
STATE IM COUNTY TAXES
Autrnstus Madary
A. J. Spanirler
.lames 1). Critchlield....
Simuol Weaver
Danitd Lnirue
John 11 Huston.
llavld Philiippl
Frederick liuiL...
Klijah llolllday
Jllchaal Jorilun
William H. Frill
William A. Koontz
John N. DiVU
' ranch) Itaer
' r'rederiok ShaulM
' Kitmuel M. -Viilier
i Wlliiam F. Kltrner
(leorire Kretner
J. hn Putmaii
: Knlus II. Dull
Martin H. Jlilltr
, Jacob Sipe
I Francis A. Warner
, Samuel Ii-iwry
i Jeptha P"tLs
William H. Weidey
; Samu-.d Herkey
c. A. ItnM.
J siob Custer
Jacob llowzer............
Daniel Khoads.
Ji hn E. S bailer
Oeorso W. Tunir-y
S iniucl Cnst r
1-rcdtrick Sw.it c
William U. Fri'.t
liaac Yodcr :
A. K. Humbert
V. P. 1 lay
A. J. Signer
John SciiUtc
Henry Hauch
J jhn P. Ankeny
Henry Kaer.o
John CreliniijS
Frank Wolf.
Klias Heujrr.lriitr
Kt'.lus U. Dull
Jolintahi
F. A. W nrr'.e.
( ilueon Hull
Siiracl Yoiicr
Jacob Zilnmennaa
anuel Iyjwry.....
Jepthn Pottr
t riiiian Iiii.t
Sa.nti-1 Bcilif V
Israel Lmcricil
ii. iiabiwin
.Ia'jl.'u.:ter -..
S. 11. Sayior
Jontthun DuulMUld
It. I'. fScydL-r.
l'etcr Kiiyareaia
. Summit
HroihersvaUtry
.t.Mliford.
.'Paint
..SiUKiO
. Somerset. lM.roUKh
.'t'pper Turlteyloot
. I.n-uta bon.-ui;!:
. ; Addison .....
.. AlleKheny
., t'rotliervaIi.y-
. ('oorlaence bJroui;!!
.jKikiU
. "rrrcnvilla
. J r I'rr-'il
. Jenoer........
. Ijiiriuier
. l.-jwer TarkcyJwol
. . 7.1 idiil.-retk..... ...........
.iMIliurd
.',.".ieyer.laie borjuith
,.!?. Cenireviiio b-iri.uiih.
. :New PaLtimorc borouxii...
. Saltf iiury Loroush
. Sha le
. rjomeret boriugh
,. Somerset
..Monycreek
. Sti.y.-tivwn bi;niiih
. ' Su?n!T.it
. V 'pper TarkcyfiK.t.
.j Y.'ciiersburir Iwr.nii
.'A.!.! wm
. 'AlietrhtfOV
... i'.eriin lr.rK!i
..ilro-.iierjvtlii.
. tj.jneiiiauh
. ( .'.-nl'iicnce bor.u;b
. Klklirk
..OreeuviUe
.-.Ictiereon
. JtiinerUiwn biiMUU
..'J-.'cner
. Larimer
, . Iow-: r Turkey loot
,. .neecrsd.ile borour;h......
..-rtri.l.iiccreek....
.. " .ii'jr I
. .. Xew Ce:dreville t.-ruu ;!i..
,. Xtw Ilitimerc t-.rvr-u..
...:.'--rti:ax;i.t:
..Piint
.. .iUt::c3!r-a;ii-J.
,. Sali-.ury bcrtiU-h
. Siiaiiw
. r-. literal, br.-iib
. :-oniers?t
. . -t;utiian:i-ti.';i
,. s ton v-reek
,. sioyiif.wa d-rUii
summit
. 1 ptvr Tarkeyt.tot
. I rsma licr:.".:n
.- v. ellersburs tioronsfli
...I
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, , ,, " Tre.isurer'scomaiii .a
DUOand OW ngby COueCtOr Jjauncovere.lintocounty
.. 4J vi
of tho several Districtc,
csfo?!ows:
i
(Year.! Sit9.C.uuiy
Snwn.it. Ttiwn?i:Io
('orllttenee P.on!i;h
lwcr turkey loot iwj.
Somerset lioroush
Addison Township
Allegheny Townshia ...
Ccnemaazh Townliip..
Confluence Borough
treenviiio Township....
'.tenner Twp
Iteyersdale lioronnb....
allddlecreek Townjiiip. . .
Millord Township
r... IJ.,tti.T.,,rA llrr
Salisbury Porough
aomerstfc rt-r ,
Somerset Townnhf
Stony-creek Townehli
Stoyet'inn Borough
l;ppr Turkeyfoot, Twn..
t'rrdnui borough
Wellcrsbarg Uorcujb..
1S73
:.
12 Ca!
rjj h
8 P)j
n cs
Stf IU
17 Mi
3 401
1' Ol!
67 1-li
47 et
Ji l!i
a ul
3 ZJ
11S 97
hi n
Jol 21
fit h:
M 4
23 li
'ill 64
40 U
et i-j
70 7 J
847 '.'I
41
17S tt
4vi 41
s:i z:
1S3 4 )
1:1 M
117 71
i7 t'D
ta w
To talanco State fttn.l into C-' "ti
asa-tuaii ol unseated land tae,
" " school tax ir.m ttr.'i
roiid tax from ua.-t-..
balance dne cunty al iaei
rre-ncv bftmiwed
cf-h itrdjed istalcr's e-. ;
Irora redemption of ci .
" for stationery
" money relundeJ
- f7"ini A. J. Casehetr f.,r
ir.0S II i".CJ it
The Iii.'trirts marked with an have paid In
full since settlement. The folowinu ro partial
payments since settlement, vis.:
Addison f.tZOi Confluence 10 40
Conemaceh a 1 H Slillord 3!i7I
Miildlecreek.... Wli'S New Kttltimnro.. 21 HO
Salisbury 4SUI Siiinvatlitf... Mo
Stonycre'ek l.ooti lr;ina ojw
Wr the undcrslsned Commissioners of Somer
set County, tnconlurmity wilh the law. have or
dcred the aeeompanyin accounts ol the receipts
and expenditures ol said county, for the year
IhsO, to be published, and we hereby certify thst
the toreitoinir statement ol ontstandlnif taxes
due said county is eorrect.accordlnjr to the books
iu the Treasurer's and Commissioners' ulliccs.
DLNNIS COOK.
Altcft -f. C. ClttCHFIKLD,
YV. M. Sincncs. I J . -it CI.lISTilCiv,
tsb.i. Clerk, i Commissioners.
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CR.
RECEIPTS & fEilTK
or
Somerset County
POOR, HOUSE,
FOR 1S80.
77. F. KXEVPEIt, Treasurtr of ihe
Somerset Cvunl Fvor J7oif.se in j
.'IcoiiJii wilh tie County, for the
j
ic.ir entliit'j Joinery 31, A. .,'
1331. i
Tj !,r..n!;t -.;raw:i 1ii.m tr C'mnt.r
't'rr.urv in order No. C".i1. is:teti
by tiie Cor.nty C iumis?lcners......-il7- til
Tj M l r:c'd Irom I.i i ir, .!, , wxn-
ry refunded
" ' ' " Joj'.nh Frits for shct-p
" ' ' V. J. Kuoser, brhk...
" " " Joseph Mi.ltr, ruaiu-
tiiii'.anro
' ' Jo-cpii ituicr, inain-
t a! iianc?. ............
Herman Shaier, cash
jtre V.'ov, brick
" ' .1. It. Melf, fine lor
j-n tin; swearinar. .. IS
By order No. f.j paid Tor Somerset county Poor lluuso
orders " " Assessors-pay
" Commonwealth ccsrs
i. ' Iirtdife baildinit mail repairs
Koad and bridire vsws and repairs...
n Appeals .".
m tennis t:ook. ia part
u . " " J. C. Orl'.cbnelil. In part
. . Jonas McCbntoek, in lull
" " Couimissiouers' pay
" il Tipstaves
u . " Kepairs of Court House and Jail
., u lercbandise for Jail, itc
Kecords ami stationery
u " t;ommissioners-clerk
tt it " " Po-taire ami express ,
u Prlnllnitanda.lverti?init
t. tt o t. jury Cutnmissioners' pay
it .t " F.lection expenses
u " " Fox and Wolt scalps
i. .. ' Traverse )unrs' pay
ti " tt i rrand jurors' pny
m .. i. u Constables' returas
ti t. Mi-tceiianeou-
i. " Money borrowed
tt it " Uniaace due lata Treasurer
i. it Attorney's fees
tt " " Custotiuin
.. tt t. Penitentiary
tt tt Mney ref andeil
it - t:onimissioners' atlornor
tt it " County Auditors
.,tt " itte Ileal services (prison)
,t t, Fuei
tt t. - Inqueais
i. tt Sale I r County Treasurer
.. i. " Furniture for Court K..m
t. it t. t interest on borrowed money
tt tt " " Protbonotary's lees
u t, " " Auditor's cleric
it tt it Shcriil's costs
to n ti j. u. Ofd aisiiitioK State account.
tt i. . t lioardlnir jun'r
t. i. - Indexink public reroroa
t. i. No. '1 election district .
it it " " Ro-.id dautsices.....
t. i. Stone pavement
it ti ' Ci urt Hnui-o expenses
ti . ' Meridian line
it it Treasurer's dde.:
t. ti " tt copyinir records
i. ti .Sttm-Krapher
tt tt .4 tt t;g,ntr li..'.:tute
ti Treasurer's Commission on 7,413 ;a at 2' rcr,t
" Amount raid cut lor road Hi on unsealed i..:d lor 1k77.....
.1 .. '.. .t -school" " ' " "176 and
.i ,t " " seliovl " ' ' " "1-7-ar.d
i. .i . road ' " ' " " 173 end
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i i.dV.wtr.r- r.:.ir.iii i'iir.4 ci. 'ri-.' J in the n.-i.ve sctilnent are prcs:et: e-.-arf.n ic n
t-xt-emktl ol IStl, olwiwf raixxiiiB ' - " "
suiiiy iip;-.t;ar ia t:.c lael fottit.ii.i.:. i.i v :
10 CO , On rtiniinit and advcriiai
tour! 1'irketa. iic, lirpnbiio UUcfJ
.'d 00 ! " P.rldirf
i ForCl Hiiinn and bc!illni i.ir prirot:e.-J.
VA CO ' " Jury Commissioners
I Chi Commonwealth sco-KS
i'byslciau's pay
" Assessment
" Roa-i views
" I umi:ure K-rc-'urt rJ-::a
11 00
t 00
2 li
iisn io
i
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Total
JJorrowed monev paid by Tresiarer as above
Amount paid as" unseated land taxes collected t y trea.'Jrtr...
A mount ol cash ou hand
ri-V'i -; wnrii-l :!' -W Jarr.j-r !- .1! (- ;imatn!)
j;v nrri nnt paid cn cr.icis lor Cut ; r-.y
ll(-.i,r I'snnrs e'J-'&i 01 '
I7v aiu't p'd on orders tor Merchan
dise and xrocerles 1TP4 71
O il eo i Total ami-uui pai lout by Treasurer 1;!9.
M i D.uuju
i
65 i7 i AeJuol expenses cf County f-r 1T.
IBs OS ! Ac'nsl exixnes of Count lor 1.-7J
6. W i
:: 4a !
3. " " " HcersiidTeal
4 ' " " Provisions
i " " ' Jr.stl-ei andci-DStabies
Itei
a " " " Mioesaad Ieather....
" ' " Wheat
K. " " " Cnnvrylnir paupers....
. " " " I'ye, corn, oats, kc
jo. ' " '' ldreetoH pay
II " " Collins and burials
li " " " Physiclaus pay
1,1, " ' I.imo...
14, " "' " Fuel
ji, " rtteward'spay
ia. ' " Lumber
17. aiisoellaneous
Is. lhor.
VJ. " ' ' Freight
IX. " " " Kepairs
si. " " " Attorney's pay
i'i " '' " Ulackstrlll
" " '' Postage and st-itl-ipery
V4. "' " Fulling ami carding...
li, " " Tinware, spouiing aud
stoves.
39. " " " I'rintinK
17. " " " Harness and sadlery...
" " " HaMware
i-i. " " Fruit trees
3.1. '' ' " Pip and laylnft same.
SI. " . " " Suryn:
8i to Ura? 3 ice.1
i. " " " tUerk'spay to...
S4. " ' Farm Implements
SI. " " Ottlcial seal....
i,l. " " " Drurcs
37. " " " Kecords
?a, " " " School teacher
jn. n " School books
40. " " " Treasurer's salary, lie..
iL to 0f Fubllc Char!-
Ilea
,. , tt Assessment lor Slato
Convention
43. " - " " Pasture..
44. " " " PrCMh:r
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H F SOH EI.I . Protlnnotary and of '.lie Court 14uar.tr Prs.'l--n 'ar.d Oje.- n
Terminer of S.im;rse; UouutT, ia acoaut with toe county, lor lire year em-inic January .i A.
1131.
ToTjury fees
' Stailonery, .e
Order No. 1.
" Fees tor rr-Keristinit..
Ct.
il oo by ieas Proir,o-try
:i; tio, Clerk of timirtrr Session!
Z4t ils- ' " n Reads
. ,t over k terminer
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v.; ,
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40 &J
I 4 7'
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FDO AR KY LE, Iq.. ICah Sberlfl of Ect-er-et Ci tinty. in rcevnat with tie tvunty .of Sorm rit
f r the year tbdiiig January OiJ, Usl
I'lL
To 14 Jry lees.
Stationery, o
" Order So. tze 10....
61 ff)
11 ;.i
list 7S
Cn,
lly lo,iM'n:t prlswers, ate
' r.il.-ell.ue, a? Mil audited. ......
lli.7 b
4. 7 4.1
1(44 63
tirn 10
W F the nnd.mlurf d AudKcm of Stmers. t t ..e-.iy. d kercby certify thai to r?"ff,t'e
Scent To cr .lie Act of Assembly, mtiiltd n act rclalli R to Count les. Townships a., passed the lMh
huera' tll'rr, 'a the Boroairh ol Somerset, a the -Til
acer.unl cf Edicar
f.p:-v 7?:.v.", ',. i .a"i;; Vnd,;L;;h.ii.ntoi .
We. the undcrsiirncd Auditars i,t SotoffTSt
Conntv, do hereby eertlty, that e have settled
ami adjusted tlie account of Henry F. Knepper,
Ksip, Treasurer of the Somerset, County l oor
lions, for the year Md, and that this statement
is correct.
Witness onr binds and s;a: this twelfth, day
or January, A. 1).,1SM.
. II. I). McCOT . deal)
HFiVHY LUCAS, (Seal)
Attest lSKAtLFMEKlCK. (Soall
JnHX J. Fchei.l, I Auditors.
fel3 Clerk.
. ... . . . ...... .. .k. x 1 1 ihii ftiwi pn
kwI Km... Hi2h nherilf of M.merset County, w t the o univ. mr th year aad Ui wmwit. of
HenrV F. S. hell. I'm. Prolb. mdaiy nd I ierk ol the C. nrt ol ''' J TLTL "I".
Terrllner. wilh Ib.cinniy for th. year IS'. ad s.iti nroennts as abev. slated an.l rworded JB it..
"LmirJoncr'oUteolStm.r.etc;-n.y. Pennsyl..t.!a. are correct, ami I k, Iwt
theewntyby the said Treasurer ot thlity lour tuu.'d and lwentyistt dollars and t-rtv een s
(r?ttsVlm,.uywheror,woBaveber.SliJ 5U cur hauls ar.d seal. .! ISth oay of Jiaaarr,
A. I isao. .
H. V. McCOT, pEAL
llTNKYLrtlAS. fAt-l
lSKAI.tMt.KiCZ, tL.J
(True copy.)
Attest
JOHN J.SCHEIA.
clerk.
February a, 18S1.
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