The Somerset herald. (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, April 20, 1881, Image 3

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k'.-Ss&tj?' 'SiSSSc" ihc "'wt tlfaiiiiig r.ri;;a.lc at work?
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. jNtSjxjip j 5t it isn't very far advanced
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so 1.-THIN0. Fl-KMSHIN
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The niiM-U arc that our town wi'.I be
overrun with candidates during Court week.
Snowdrifts frcmi six to eight feet deep
still retiuin aiong many of our mountain
riM4-U.
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CiRn Mimical Ejtrr.ariigs;T. Profes
sor T. Foam, of Pittsburgh, I'a who no
successfully pave a lecture on the'i'uh of
Jane, 1 VK in the Court IIouv, will deliver
a Irotiirpon Mtir, on WiJiie-Jay cvenins,
April Jit, IM. Thn j.rofosveir will sing
some flnt onp. inil irfonu on the I'iano an'l
.'iy;ia. No one MmuM f;Jl to attind sui h
a rare niti-iral treat ni Frof. Fcam will give.
A. Illusion ?. cts., ehil.lren 10 ct.
Si-OXTCHESK, April 10, 131.
Ki. lIuAi.a :-Ve ha4 intended replying
tu Mr. Dgle'e oonnnuoieation in the Meyeiv
(hile (htutnrreml ufllte 8th inst., lat week,
but prewnrc of other businewi prcenteil us
from doing so.
It U marvelous honr dctilih rmart thuse
!;tUT day reformer!! are hecoiuing. In his
rej!y to our eomruunicalion Mr. Oglo ac
cnics Mr. S ull tif writing letter over an as-
' iiinie.l nonie. Our letter of the Ctb insU, he
During the pxt woek we have valied -! imagine, contains "subxtantially" the same
Ju Ve Hall last week held court ia Me-Coiin'il-.burp,
for Jadjre Howe, who ia in
di.sjxM'l. Ii is about time to advertise f .rb:dsfr
fumihiii; the police fon-e with rummer
tmifiirms.
There were very lew coiitry people in
town aturdiiy. The road Wing almost
impa-sable.
Tiimiar.ds of jeopIc who never read the
Bible in its old form are kicking up a fuss
ab Mit it leing revised.
Miis Lury Scbe'.I, eldest daughter of A.
J. S -hell, i vi;tiii3 her niter Mr. M. J.
Hicr. in C.iiiticllsvil'.c.
Hon. A. J. Colborn will pleac m-eept
our t'lankt fur a copy ofSmull'i lej;i.-lative
Hand I'M.k fr lsi."
The n vular April tr:n of Court will eom
iMcnce Monday next. f:ir twentv-weii
i riniinal rawe aredoeketMl.
The i'.:ther wa j'.ii; tiyrmy durii'K the
yr, ,-it part of the nt vk. btit the Col-
r o;!iit va not !! im ibeMiv.
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j Tli'li i haturoer i But hearl in the
h . i .'fiii Ii-t.". .!'. niiiu m liv aro ambi
. ;i. i. I i Kia-t t( liein" tl.e lirt house !cn-
tiently lor that good little boy, J. i. Ople,
1, to call at our ofllre that we might
show to hi entire satisfaction that when he
charged the F.ditor of the Hkralu with be
ing the author of a communication that ap
IeareI in this binned "Regular," he
was in error, but he failed to call. We are
now inclined to believe that when he made
that charge, he not only lied willfully and
maliciously but knowingly.
Our aged and esteemed friend and sub
scriber. Mr. John Hicks, met with quite a
painful accident, one day last week. He
was walking about his premises when he
suddenly became dizzy and fell to the
ground, injuring his left arm so severely
that lie has been compelled to carry It in a
sling ever since. He says that he has been
thrown from horses and buggies and re
cieved many hard falls in his time lmt
never one that caused him so much pain a
this.
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Many of those who pretcud to know, pre
dict an abuudant fruit crop this year. The
protra.-ted old weather of the pat winter
they y has prevented the premature bud
ding of fruit trees, which is claimed to be a
good indication, and will result in a large
increase in fatit. fmall fruits will alr0 do
well, for the reason that the heavy snows
have protected the roots from freezinj out,
which occurs in winters when there is hut
little suow. We ho;c the prediction mar
prove correct.
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r t'..i!t:tT aiid on hh'rt ii".ie
J.-. Hi ts A. t".
,., j i':s-rrs m.i'.e from $2' to
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;Ur-ijv i- rvi-t. New York. Send
and teruis.
;: :.::y wi:n and NAur.ow,
MUS. a. k. vi:is.
,, , . : h..y Chick that will keep
. .. ?..fthe"Hld r.eiiab'.C."
Jos. Heku A S.is.
',;ni;ra'.oi's f-'aleof the persoiial
:" Kii Ssvlur, deci'as-!, late of
k ! iwiiship. will take place ou
,.rn Tli'.Tc a lart-amount
! j.r i;..T y t Ih' soi l.
c. i;.Mcmiuk.
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ami TIK NK.TS, At
-; us. A. F- Cills.
,.f i-:.:h fir Mens' An I!oy'
ia: J. II. I'iscl'o, Agent f.Y
iuer V l'-Mwn, l'hiladclpliia, l'a.
. tr 'ivrl atut sa:ieiae;im pianwurai.
i.;,n i, lal cd to the a.lvertisenunt
h- i:i ajvr. Thoseaf!licted will
: i i.i'.i ar '. N. Iloyd'c and see his
; .Minpri-s the cA manufuii-
.vxi i-'iys si'mmk.;: hats,
mi:s. a. v.. fi:ih.
'! lis.fol I"n-h u:id Maple CJrierii's
,v- ni, l.:ir,i! a Ihc ;rn-orv S!..teo: Ai-x.
! liive Me a al!. i ii'i'.iy pro
. '. i v. l.anpe for pood.
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Mil-, a. K. "i:i. s.
a i i 1 u-' '. "d priT, f.ir your pr--
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tin. AYiit A Cor.n '. Will you heed the
warning. The signal pcrhn of the sure
approac h of that more terrible disease Con
sumi'tion. Ask yourself if vou caa fur the
! sake of saving .V cts., to mn the risk and do
j notliitu- f.r it. We know from csierience
i that Siloh's Cure will cure your Cough. It
Vary of ihc farmers lirit-p t r t wn are ! never !!'-. This explains why more than
In to 'ear n't the :rc; by hailirii; the ! halfa nii!iio;i bo!tle. were sold the past
a! :(;' war hit b were plarc i In
i ions j iU il.-..iii!.i:t the town.
pr)'
ii li-ir iii ;".. of s:iihury. Fa., is
j:idir the lla-ter vaeati :i with her
.-h oV tr. ilr, Viv Mauit.Vull. Io:h young
Iailic a'te-i 1 tlie Hollidavsbnrg Seminary.
The nt is si M to have crn the sever
est w i:.'er r. iwr-is knovii for years in
this s ate, Iar nun. tiers of them having
c.ii;.jr-ted h.:ig i!isea.-cs that have ruined
thi :n.
Mr. tir,-e Taymaii. of the Somerset
House, last week punhaccd a pair of large
well matched, iron pray horses to drive in
his new 'bus, which runs to and from the
del mt.
Tnail ti-hiiig is in season, but. we have
uot heard of any of our sportsmen engaging
in this delightful pastime. They are proba
bly waiting until the mountain stcvimsare
thawed.
year. It re'i.ves 'roui, and Whooping
Cough, at oisec. Mothers do not he without
it. For I.anic ltack, Side or Chest, use Shi
loh's Porous I'lastcr. Sold by tie... W. Hen
ford, Druuist, Somerset, Fa.
We arc in receipt of volume 1, numVr 1,
of the Columbus JJeuurrit, a neat seven
column j.iper published in Columbus,
Nebraska, and edited and owned by two of
our former fellow townsmen, A. Kruce ami
J. K. CoiTr ith, sons of Hon. A. II. Coffroth.
Jaek is a practical printer and has had some
exierici!ce in the newspaper business. Both
younj mi'U are possessed of a sufficient
amount of push and energy to make a
success of their new enterprise and we hope
soon to see the Iienn.-crnt take high rank
among the country journals of the West.
Success boys, even- way save politically.
Monday morning Mr. IVter Ilellloy cull
ed at our office to show us a beantiful ray
on picturt of his new Scotch horse, "Lord
The frogs that make music for the mill-, Invurie." The crayon is mot excellently
ions, without char-in; any admittance I executed and from the picture we would
f-c, are doubtless getting their instruments . say t'.iat "I.orl Invurie" must be a wonder-
into shape for a number of concerts the
coining summer.
Sunday, the 17ih iust., was the sixtieth
anniversary of the marriage of Mr. and Mrs.
Solomon llaer, eif this borough. Itoth old
jM'oplc are still apparently young and in ex
cclicnt health.
Trams from the country ere generally
stopped on the street crossing much to the
annoyance of tho-e who wish to cross.
They should licar ill luind that they nre
liable to a line for so doing.
Keep to your railing; let no man indue
you to abundou that which you have stu
died for years, in the vain atteiu4 to learn a
new trade in a Month. Fare sprinir
fr-ini in lusiry and pcrrvrranre.
charges as were contained in aa editorial of
Mr. Scull's a few years ago. Suppose it does ;
we were shaking on the same subject
Ogh?'s defection his oppositionto the cus
toms of the party. -He goes on to s-ay, "I
answered that article," the editorial, "fully
and at length ; challenged Mr. Scull 1 1 pro
duce the letter", which he claimed to have,
that would implicate me as a Greenbackcr
and you are aware he failed to do so. He
could not do so, because he had none to
print." You are right, Johnny, he had
none to print ; the last time the letter, to
which we referred in our communication,
saw day-light It was in the clutches of re
former Koontz, at the public meeting in the
Court House, when he skipped your i:anie.
We need no additional evidence to "t'i;'-
ci"youasa Greeabacker. Your official
act, as Secretary of their first meeting in
Somerset, more than iinjitltatet you.
It is amusing to see a man who has been
seeking effice these many years so anxious
to cover op and hide from the public the on
ly oflu-iul act of his life. There must evi
dently lie something (jrcc-a connected with
that act.
f tut of the goodness of Lis lieart Mr. Ogle
has passed by in silence many grave charg
es made by Mr. Scull; by which he endeavor
ed to quarter him, yea, to cut him up into
mince-meat, politically speaking. This ig
noring of grave charges on the part of Mr.
Ogle, is an eviJence of downright kindness,
and shows the true missionary spirit so es
sential to a successful reformer.
"P.ut in the article ofthe nth of April he
attacks, with me, Oen. W. II. Koontz, as
having acted false to the party, and, as then,
having me in training ulrcady at that early
day for thaCcllectorship," Here Mr. Ogle
again shows the true missionary spirit. He
says, "as far as the charges made relate to
me I care nothing." Did you ever sec a
more self-sacrificing spirit in a voung and
rim7 olitieian ? He says in effect: You
can bring grave charges of treason acaint
me, you can call me ugly names, even a
Grecnhacker, and I will taite it all as a true
reformer ; but when you attack my friend
and boss, Gen. KoouU, who is naturally
modest and uuassuming, and averse to criti
cism, I am ready to shed gore and wade in
it likewise, if it becomes necessary.
We do not rejoice in any man's failures;
we simply call attention to facts for the pur
pose of refuting unfounded assertions made
by Mr. Olc. You will excuse ns, Mr. Edi
tor, for quoting the following paragraph in
Mr. Ogle's letter, as we consider it a perfect
jem in its own way : "When a candidate
for District Attorney I was but twenty-two
years of age, with a limitad acquaintance
and no olitical experience. I had no
one to help tue make the battle, or to use
their influence or means in my behalf. It
would have been astonishing if, under such
circumstances I should have won the prize.
opiocd, as I was, by the Hon. John R. Ivlie,
ex-mcmber of Congress. Win. H. Fostleth
waite, F.sq., the then oldest ineiiilier at the
bar, and James L, Fugh, Esq., who had the
active .support of a number of tho county
officials, to say nothing of relatives on the
County Committee. For Frothonotary I
kffiortil in a great measure under the same
adverse circumstances. My opjiotient was
Henry F. Schell, Esq., a gentleman of middle-life,
lone liRsinc-'s cxerienceas a bunk
er and an attorney, and who then made l.i
thinl consecutive canvass for that nomina
tion. I nderall the circumstances I think
i I have no reason to be ashamed of the ote
TftiKEvrooT Items :
Mr. George Dunibauld, who has spent
27 years in California, returned home on
last Saturday to visit his Parents and friends.
Mr. D. thii.ks of removing east, if he can
content himself after so long a sojourn in
the Land of Gold, big trees, oranges and
flowers. We hope his retiring disposition
will forgive us this notice, if we sny that as
"fortune has smiled upon him," wo suggest
that he only need some fair lady to call
him "Hubby" to complete his happiness.
Our farmers, notwithstanding the cold
winter and backward spring, have plowed
quite extensively, especially along the river
of this portion ofthe County. Mr. J.J.
Ruch has turned over nearly 70 acres on the
Faidly farm.
Vennor's last cold snap has made business
for the sugar camp. Parties here who dis
like cold, stormy weather, in speaking of
that "nasty Vennor," wanted someone to
gO to Canada and Iximb-shell him.
A friend asked ns, "can Mr Vennor in
form us whether Carpornl Wm. 11. Koontz
can predict as to the future collectorsbip in
this district," we wonder if this military
chieftain, with his cojtoral's guard of thirsty
souls, will be too much for Garfield's spinal
column.
The 80K) Pennsylvania soldiers whom we
saw marching np Pennsylvania Avenue, at
Garfield's inauguration, with knapsacks,
blankets and guns, didn't lodge with their
brother-in-law while in Washington they
wer'nt that kind of "lobby rats," they were
not after Colloctorships, but followed those
old battle flags which represent the machine
of which the poor political eunuch of the
Meyersdalc Commercial speaks.
The infant and ctnrardt of 'CI were not the
men who composed the machine that fought
the thing through up to date, but men who
dared to leave their wives, sisters and sweet
hearts to do battle for their country both by
bullot and bullet. Mac.
ful piece of horse flesh. He is a dapple
prey in color, 175 Lands hih and wvighs
2140 pounds. Mr. HefTlcy thinks be is the
finest sjiecinicn of the horse he has ever
seen. He will be here on exhibition at the
August term of Court. Mr. Hefi'ey also
has a three-year-old of the 'ame strain
which he will keep at bis farm, a short dis-tam-e
forth of town, during the pn-scnt
season.
j given me on both orrinn." ALanud'
Tie -WfA A ua A.tW f.r May con- j ,,iniT n4 A nyM m h out ofthe go-.l-tains
a striking article by the Hon." David j n,,o ',lU hmH b11w, iliniM.if tobcrr- wd
Dudley Field on Cct.tr.oizatiou in the I o(rUi, p,,,, ra k ,in,; j.e arrives at
Federal Oovcrnmeot." That oar ..hty is ; of twr.,wo ,,,,),, ,visr.
rapidly advancm.
tel'ipli
i'ti"'.l;
riiv- .
!iia i.
to t.fip!.
: to a-TJI.
f l; n.harl
in the direction of cen
tralization is demonstrated by the author;
but whether centralization ia mdiy 'T" amply rrrsiTs bim f.-r the time hr-t in mak
mn!ai.:e eva or only a ungear is a qucuon !r) f fanvMI T,)(i, u-.id.-s the adverse
which men will p-opably continue to de- J , .ir,.ull)lrfamT of i,;, Jie u, , F it
ride a.-ronbng to their several politicl j ,,, N j , tlnitrA lu.ip Mlf
i.rrii ectiot:!". v naiever me nan r oia. i
then to cut it fhrtMr r; , ,.f iaipr m;., command Lis re-j
in s-.f;. I.rsc. curling! .,v,.'al B.,ci,ti..n .and it wi'.I be real with j
it.tere-t ami I out. 1 be article ur-n the , a.e it, m h Mr. Oa-le foond himself ut
... ; Ur n-'rion ofthe D.l.ie. by the Ucr. Dr. J Le f twrIT.lwo , limit,.! a-
ib iB'Hiirffwi"""1"' Aiucri.ii., ... "qT1-i,lLan.. "It would have Iwrn aston-
vison. .ir. jusuce r .ron o, ii
It is very fishioiiuble f..r young ladies to I
! irt off the tlie e:.!ire front iI the hair from j
thonsh he received one voteleid bis own
1 lie iii;ieal exirneii.t- a man rc-eiviis
n.ake Ibe baMle ;" no "county cflii.IaN" or
rr!ntie" "to oe their iuftuence or means
in mv b hslf." This is truly a sorrowful
The b''-ksoiphd -ir
mtac I o:s f .r tbe r t-nde. Th f-round
lmpjo'Vl'!i!lir" all winter, horses
on.-e .a'k.rd did not t'tfy'.'r it arain nntil
tl.e slow nw-ls-d. Il-ir-r' rf rst!. wa all
tii.it m neTaTT.
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f.r i.r, sic!
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m:: a. i: nn.'.
' .i.i r. Musi bo iTrrr. ! will
11 t.in.s.. IV' f, I'ork, Mut--j
. . r niti:ii lepri-s'. 4n
' .' r'ni :i mi at agon three times
Hi nuv KawiiR.
Soiuers-1, l'a.
I A !:'.; T YAlilFTY OFSTOTK
'i' ' i.iiVi;-' IN TIIK (.XiVNTY
vr.s. a. k. rms.
Lrong w
'e J of the Sapreme Court," and advo
cates the establishment of a court ofapjals,
inter!ur;i.i!e between the F. S. Supreme
ounanl tle circuit urts. .The II tu.
t, s-re t). i a-inoo, tl.e iir-t advisor of
Hira'M t;te..f A. J. V hlte A S.n. ; th l-r.-.i ler.t ..f tl.e Morm..n Lurch,
p hai.t T.ors. i-auiirsburg. J'a., ar- in, . Id. --ate to Congrs, makes a vi-
ru d.f.ni-e of "Ftah and its Prople."
The fjiiesimi, "tl.all Amcrlcass L'uild
SliiT" is considerts! by Mr. John Roach,
the ship-bnilder. who brings forward a large
niimV-r of fj-ts to pmve that the people of
the United State must build ships if they
would hohl, a place among maritime na
tions. The other articles are "The Life-
1 Saving Scrvu-e," by the Hon. S. S. Cox ;
"The Ruins of Central America," by M.
i liamay ; and finally, an attack on evolu
tion philosophy, written in a vein ofthe
finest Irony, and entitlel, "What Morality
nave We Left ?';
r, .-I in tow n Monday rtriiing and w ill rr
ii. n until Fr..Liy. JVr-.M .b-iring stii's
do w. 1! ta c. II on Mr. White at t!,r
I. : fss ? II.IIV.
A 1 vi:i busliil deserves genuine re--p
-t. We v.n all syroj athize with the
'ol caloinan w i.- aiT.-ti..iiate!y said of his
depart i-1 wif-: ' .-he iHra-'l 'tin, J.sle,
an' s'ue war i..iis from the b:: k of her ns k
to the bi.nion on lir heel."
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AT ti.e Joiii.
-:i;.il woman,
rsoii b:glit
Hons-. Meyers
ns Cook. T
waes will I
n-
.Mi'ii re'i'iinsl. AdJress
' Mil-. A. V.. t lllS FOR ALL
'l i'llll-s TKlMMINtiS. lXCI.l'D
V'! K FillViim AND PA-tSAMF.N-
i c-titly puicbas.-,: .f Mr. Saiu
!: Cr-.-t-ry sior.., I ask a liberal
''- patp-nnc of the coplc of
' i M r-. t. store .e door west of
r Hotel
1;
Ai.i x. :nniKi.
'art wiil l.ave a f ill line of
AN s V.m..;.i;x -uliS at the (.lade
""iTiiKlay of Court. Call and see
rri.
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H.-rAs
Watihiuakers. mn still
'roll stand. West Main St.
'"! Watches f,,r vale at the h.w-
e.i.
I.'.iriiif the afurnoou and i.iyht ofthe 1TJ
of April, 1;'9. snow f ;l to the depth of over
fourteen imlic on the level, by actual
tin asarct;:ent. Tin- next day the mn made
its apci;rance. bright and warm, and by
evening scanx-l v a ve-tige of the snow was
to be se n.
l ook Hail, the man w ho t.sik the life of
Esiiu' r F.)-tcr, a depraved wjtnan, ia Pitts
burgh, on the night of Dercmlier 20, 1S.S0,
was last week tritsl in the Court of Oytrand
Terminer of Allegheny county, awl com
vieted of murder in thesecond dc?Tce. Sen
tence has not yet been impised.
Armstrong county has a candidate for
Register and Recorder in the jh tsoii of Miss
M. L. 1'ucklr-r, of Freeiirt, subject to the
deeUjon ofthe Rrpiibliean primary election
in June. Where are our ladies ? Are there
iir.iie who are willing to serve their country
in the capacity of a county official ?
It is stated that the a;rcnts for Forepaugh's
show have made arrangements to have a
sim'i'h1 train from Somerset to Johnstown
on the .t C. R. R., on Thursday, 2Sth
int., to accoii.ni'Klate the iople of this
p!:i-e as w as ii-.lenmsliate points, who
may wiJi to vi-it the cirrns and menagerie.
The tscmcrsot .t Cambria Railroad Com
imr.y bavr en.s-trd three immense tanks, at
the wuter-staTioii. a short distance In-low
town, the l irycr of which has a capacity of
tliirtv-live thousand gallons. The one
I.!::i: t'ovrLvi? T. I it
' prii 7 cts. to free 1
i-v. -y sviiii.;oii of thi'se distre-s-,
ifvou think so .nil at our '. which they ha 1 .omnicnced buil.liiu "ear
' e"! a 1,
f Shiloh s Yitaliz- r. ' toe t.
' !-s a printed guarai.ti-e n it.! .
lira...! ;t ;... i!
tititiiin
iwn bridge has been abandoned.
To the Ss'iiol Dirk toes op Sor.rjnT
Ouxtt.
tis:NTt.EME! : In pursuance of the forty
third section of the act of May f, ISTvl, you
are hereby notified to meet in convention,
at the Court House, in Somerset, on the first
Tuesday in May, A. D. 1SS1, being the tlurd
day of the month, at cne o'clock in the af
ternoon, and select, riiw iw, by a majority
of the whole number of Directors present,
one person of literary and scientific acquire
ments, and of skill and experience in the art
of teaching, as County Sujierintciiderit for
the three succeeding years, and certify the
result to the State Superintendent, at Har
risburg, as required by the thirty-ninth and
fortieth sections of said act.
J. It. Wiiitkev.
County Superintendent of H.imerset Co.
April 7th, ISM.
A 1ah Ahead. Coining events casting
their shadows before and growing to lie the
most interesting of all questions.
The interest in the summer and fail elec
tions is commencing to crop out, and within
a month the chances of the different as
pirants for the suffrage of the sovereign
leople will be discussed ;.r and ton with
constantly increasing animation. - The all
potent argument as to the party probabili
ties will be the figures of the List contest
and none will be more earnestly canvassed
t than those of the congressional struggle, ana
W. II. haimcr, the flable and ac- this being the fact, the new B. & O. Red
com motiving scctlcmau who has becu act- ! I"OS coiiSre.siinai ciuion uccoum
s j a- u-cr coiidurtor on the S. A a indispenrible. No publication of political
f..r a liumUr f vcsr-i it, hj musur ever mw, ..... "
a ... :ier..i tivoriie hc-aiis left the road, and Lis i-osition is now filled i information given, or in comprcnensive ar-
,r ! . rf:l vet cc-itle operation. ! bv a Mr. S hmutt- from the main road. The ; mi.ge""-"1- I' shows not only the result
3 " in f.r ,1,,.,,, T p,.,,,,, or ,i(.j ' trav(.l:ns ,,v:ie will Ik- sorry to hear of the j of the election of 1S.-X1, but the result as well
"-i'T... ! .: -nation ofthe genial Captain. j of the electson of 1378. The Republican.
lim Democrat and ureenoacc vote lor meiwo
Astheo.:0y C(mmissionsmj.l.y a!elecUon.s ispresented separately and eom-
L..J.W r..i. ,.r .r, ,..n,trt .1..1. i narisons tuaue oi uic gains wumc o.
ut ,' c. .IJi- '-'n..,., : diff.Tent i.artics. Total votes are also the
lays, .ii ui-.F..it ir-wt, ..... ........ .
lable time would be em- subject or comparison, m iu r v
i' lby t.'eo. W.
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lT'Ii 0;-t i. eoniTiioll
!i o i Tee! s,,t .-,-t a ,ackage of
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it- .
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the
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tU - ' - .1,. '..en.lt,. .wa,.e. at this time of the showing is made of every congressional oi
: the ZjZnZX 'vs.ln removing Vfrw unsightly pih. of trict in the Union by connrie. The book,,
-?U.m w'u Z T in' iii.h and boxes, which mar the beauty of one of 11.' re, is a maryel of typograph-
? :ay. jTompt and efficient in ' the premises ; or are they economising in k-al beauty, being printed on an elegantly
' --V-. i,.H..M , i.,i. ...n r.,itinW i finished paper, and the cover is one ofthe
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i ititri r' tiwti. in""," .
;'rj A hill has lwe.i ititr-iduc. d into the House design issued for many a year. The Re!
ld ! f.ir r.-gnhiting the salariw of county coin- M.k is of R. & 0. publication intendod for
over the state upon the basis ! something above the ordinary circulation,
IV
A lis... 1 . . a
v-...ij.s-i,,reewitliea.-ii,lfl-1,)1.x,;,,n. In counties bavin' a iku.u-
"J i - - o - I
I, . j iaUt'H ti tnc liaiiiiivu, uiutisaii'-i iuu tuns
"cts. N.Id by ' ,;, ,, bnndre.1 and fifty thousand each
h
n'K-l-t, S..mer,.t, P,
1
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commissioner 1" have a fixed salary of
-c S'
"gar.
Lye, rotators, A, - $t,0i cr annum : in rouiit'm having scv-L.-t
Caem come for- ! cntv-Cvc tiiou-aud and less than one bun-
' iinii'e. iin.T i'o iiome ihx-j i.o. ... ........ .,,..i.St ... - -
"'".in.,.,, ... . ... . i i ...j c. .i ' . .,-,..'.. n'nible a Lcxt book is it for
, mm SIIC.U'.'l Ue 'I8Sse.l III. ...-- ........ , . . . . . .
and to this end is sent only where requests
are made to C. K. Ixird, G. P. A, Baltimore,
Md., for it by mail and enclosing a three
cent stamp. The Bed Cook will thus be
mailed to all who may write te Mr. Lord
for St, and certainly thos ; who receive it
will not part with it for almost any money,
i.f ti c pa,t. and, .'K', and in counties having l.-s than all who are interested in or care nngni ior
Cook A llci-KtT'. ! fifty thousand, Wfi. j Hlitical statistics.
isl.ing if, uixlcr rui h rirenmstanecs," this
beardlcs! 1'igmy of twenty-two summers
"should have won Uie prize," a-aint atri.
4 sUtical giants. Yes, it would Lave as-toui-hed
quite a number of persans, csjmx i
ally if the "adverse circumstances'' would
have lcn taken into account.
Mr. Oglo's reasons for his defeats as giv n
a!ve, may be satisfactory to himself und
his fiiccln, but we doubt whether they will
pass outside of his "limited acquaintance."
We must'admit that, of all the reasons giv
en, the most plausible one. besides the fact
that he lacked sufficient votes, is the folly
which led him to procrastinate until he ar
rived at the age of ttcnily-t'm.
I!'.!'H.
l'.KOTIIKRSVAMXY. April 9. IKSI.
lin. Hca -.l D : I see Smith of the Cmnmrr
ciitl is very much opposed to a "boss" or
leader in the Republican party, while at the
same time be and a few others are trying
their best to ls-come party "liosses" in Som
erset county. But the Republicans of the
connty will not turn fools just yet and leave
their tried and successful leaders, and the
grand principles and usages of the party to
run after these strange and fulse gods, and
endorse the bolting and kickingof men who
would, if they were allowed to run the "ma
chine," soon have the party shattered to
pieces and the fragments scattered to the
four quarters of the earth.
The Republicans of this county will stand
by a leader or "boss,"' whom they know
can and will lead them to victory. The Re
publicans of Pennsylvania have such a lead
er 'n Senator Cameron. Xo difference what
the "kickers" say, everybody knows and
they kuow that Don Cameron is a great or
ganizer, a very influential man, and as a
sncceessful party leader his equal is not to be
found in the State if in the nation. To D
Cameron and a few more like him we must
ascribe largely the success of the last two
Presidential campaigns. Everybody knows
the marvellons power of Genrjnl Grant in
the last campaign. ' It is not only the "kick
ers'' and "bolters" that want such men as
Cameron, Grant, Conkllng, and Logan to
step down and out, but every Democrat in
the land is earnestly desiring tiie same
thing, knowing very well that their party
would then have an easy walk-over.
It is worse than folly to suppose that a
party can be carried tr. rough successfully
without a good leader. Wc are ail familiar
with the past history of Cameron, and since
the reins ofthe party in Pennsylvania have
been in his hands lie has kept her moving in
the right direction and lead her on to victo
ry every time. The "kickers" and "bolUrs"
can't change the past history of Cameron,
and if they keep on kicking from now to
dooms day Don's history will fcemain just
as bright and glorious as ever, and his great
achievements will remain unshaken.
So, also, must a county have a leades, one
who is well versed ia polities and who has
common sense enough to teach voters that
majority mast rule either at a primary or
In a caucus.
So, again, must a towi sVp or borough
hare a leader or leaders, and to think write
or talk differently is all bosh. But then.
the leaders must be men who have inflii
ence, and who con lead : men who bclive
and teach that when a nomination is made,
if only by a plurality vote, it must be sup
ported by every man iu the Trty. Such
are the men it lakes for leaders, and not
men like the Cmunertiul man, who lives in
a borough in which about two-thirds of the
voters arc Republicans, aud who has taught
Uicm so much bolting that the Republicans
can't elect their local o filer rs on account of
the bolting and kicking-.
Bi.
Coxf-M-EKCE, April 9, 1881.
En. Herald : Last Wednesday, Cih inst.,
Mr. Jehu McMillen. proprietor of the White's
Creek Tanneries, Listonburg, this county,
was cutting the ice from the water-wheel by
which the bark mill is run. After he had
removed a portion ofthe ice the wheel start
ed, throwing Mr. M. off his feet and into the
wheel. The water which had been turned
on so that the wheel would start as soon as
cut loose kept it in motion, and was soon
making rapid revolutions. Mr. M. succeed
ed in potting hold of one ofthe middle brac
es ofthe wheel to which he clung with a
death grip at the same time calling loudly
for help, hut unfortunately no one heard
him. He had been in this condition, he
thinks, about an hour when his son started
for the tannery ; nearing the mill-bouse he
heard his father, who by this time had be
come quite hoarse from his continued and
energetic efforts to make some oue hear.
The son first attempted to stop the wheel by
utting off the water, and putting bark in
to the mill ; failing in this he ran toward
town calling for help, which soon brought a
number of men who succeded in stopping
the mill and rescuing the unfortunate man.
It is supposed that he w?s in this situation
for nearly an hour and a half ; all this time
the cold water was pouring down over him,
and when rescued he was nearly frozen.
His head and other parts of his body were
badly bruised, and the flesh was torn from
his hands, arms, and legs. Mr. McMillen
has the sympathies of his many friends in this
comniuuitv.
We arc very mm h p'cacd to see that the
citizens residing near the railroad station are
making the much needed repairs to the
crossings iu that neighborhood. If the bor
ough Hirers will not attend to these things
the citizens must.
Mr. J. S. Clark, saddle and haraess maker,
of R.s.kwoo.1 is here in the employ of S. If.
Frocks.
Shali, April tl, lsl.
l.n. Hlialii : . i'ur first attempt at a
iiewsjmjnr article.)
We read an article from "Becclter" on
"F.ragj-adori.i" in your valuable )r of
March ill, and as "Becchrr" speaka of the
ca;strity of steam saw-iuil!s,a Elizabeth con
cluded that she would answer, and in favor
f Mr. Martin Graver'ssteam saw-mill.
U.ss h r" thinks he could top the climax
.;h Mr. Miaulia' mill, cutting faster and
more lies than any other niill along the H.
A C. R. R. Su. l, a lsast is well enough
ben you are about one mill only. Mr.
'.raver's mill is probably unknown to
"Bcs her," He cut twenty first-class square
ties out of one log. The timber grew on
Mr. C. Peterman's farm in Shade township,
and wx trailed bv Kuhns Bros.
He cut over nineteen thousand feet of
lumlicr in a single day and can do a couple
of thousand feet U-tte-r when the frost is out
of the timber.
We say this is tho "boss" saw-mill and
crew so far as heard from, and all hands arc
perfect gentlemen in every respect.
TlLTOX.
I'rr.i.iM Items :
The Lutheran brethren held services in
their church during the whole of last week,
preparatory to communion on Sunday. Rev.
Shonp, of Bur kstown, who preached to the
Herman portion of the congregation, deliv
ered several very impressive sernionr.
Our spring school ha3 be?n in session one
week. We believe the prosjxx-ts bid fair for
a pood attendance.
Prof. X. B. Critehfield has been confined
to the house most of the tune fur the past
two weeks on account of sickness. He left
town on Thursday evening the 7th inst. for
Pittsburgh, where he has gone to consult
Dr. Dickson.
The effect of that last page of editorial ex
ecrations in the Commercial which was so
highly recommended as interesting reading
matter, ;cnds rather toward a feeling of dis
gust with Republicans here than otherwise.
Don't reform us too fast. R.
Taint TK or Respect ; The folUwiug res
olution were adopted by the Reformed Sun
day School of Sh.inksville, Pa., ou Sunday,
April ID, m.
Whehkas, It has pleael the A 'mighty
Ruler ot the universe, in his mysterious and
omnipotent ways, through the a rsncy of
death, to call from our Sunday School as
well as from all earthly ties and attachments
one of our friends aud co-Ub irers, ister
Elmira S. Miller, and
Whereas, Our inclinations- and honored
customs nrge us to the attestation of our re
gard for our deceased sistrramlfi end. there
fore be it
IieiJird, That it is with profound grief
that w e record the death of out fellow mem
ber, Miss Elmira S. Miller, and at the same
time we desire to bear witness to here rare
qualities, her courtesy in her intercourse
with her fellow members and to her sterling
worth as a lady.
Eeuved, That we tender to the bereaved
family of the deceased our warmest sympa
thy, conscious, nevertheless, that no words
of condolence can heal death's incurable
wound, and
JirWrtif, That a copy of the proceedings be
properly engrossed and forwarded to the
county papers for publication, and that a
copy be forwarded to the family of the de
ceased.
JaxeSiiaxk,
Maggie Gless.xf.e,
Nora E. Will,
Committee.
NOSIEMtT natIiXT
Corrected try Coca Vxa.'ra.
DZ4UES ts
CHOICE GROCERIES, fLCUS L FEED
DIED.
LINO. On April C, 1SS1, Elizabeth Cath
erine Ling, of Allegheny township, aged 3
years, 6 months, 25 days.
MILLER. Ou April 7, 1981. Elmira S.
Miller, of Shanksville, aged 2 years, 1)
months, 13 days.
WINTERS. lu Jenncr township, on
April 8, 1881, Elias Winters, aged year?,
8 months, 19 days.
Mr. Winters left home on Friday morn
ing, 8th inst., in his usual health. In the
evening he was brought home cold in death,
having been crushed by the fall of a portion
of the roof of the mine in which he was at
work. He leaves a wife and nine children
to mourn his sudden departure. They have
and certainly deserve the sympathy of the
community in which they live. Mr. Wint
ers was a kind husband and father, and a
good citizen.
STATEMENT AND REPORT
C THK
Somerset County Poor House
AND HOUSE CP EMPLCYSEST.
FIIOM ,
April 1, 1SSO, to April 1, 1SS1.
:o:
Live f-ock on the farm April 1st,
MAIL. MAIL j
Ivs : Lw :
PllUburg IMI a. IU. f..-w York :W. . IB.
Koekwra-d S-S2 " Pliililr!.lila 1H9 s. lu.
OkioPyla IXi BalliuixKi
Ciiiootown l:-2 Rienii.oiid lu:i5p. m.
Coamrllsvllts 12:4. m WLfthnili.n Irius. tu
Ml. flraflultl 1: ., 1'ui.iU.l iu.Mi 3 ".:ip. le. ;
Broad Kurd W: J llyndinan 4 23 " ;
Wrtjylen ll.iip. si. I-c kw-Hl
McKeK-porl ll:H " otili' I'yl "
Bradilock II 0 " l'uionl..wn .? " .
HTniinma In " Broii.1 Kurd 7: it " ,
t liuiiwrlitiid I U " Alt. J'liwaiit s::;; " j
V;u.i.ni(i.a s-i " -miilhvill ;: "
Ruiiniund 11:36 a. i. West Nmum s. jt "
Hsllinmr ls:i p. iu. Sl.kwfjs.rl 9:i2 j
Philadelphia :1 a. m. Kr.i-ldn. t
Nw Ysirk t:4 ' l'liuiurg s.-k;p. m. i
CoNFLfLScE Items :
C W. Downard has leased the Riverside
Hotel, and is now refitting it and will soon
lie prepared to accommodate the traveling
pnblic. Mr. D. has had a long experience
in the hotel business and will no doubt do
well here. Mrs. D. is said to be one of the
best landladies in the county.
Thos. Hill has left Crsina and moved to
this place, and will soon open a hotel in the
' ioiighenour house. Mr. Hill brings with
l.im a lare numlier of boarders. He means
business. X.
Head of borm
" " cows
u jooiik cattle 2 years uU
" " juuiik eaitla 1 car old
" spriDK calrsl
" " sheep ,
" " hugs
Farm tnd garden prodaeti raised la 1160.
Tons of bay
Mound erv.u ,
buihsUof wheal
- cats
" " barley
" " corn
rj ,
" buckwheat ,
- " peaa
" MtaaS.
tun Hurt
" "
boh Ira W
winter .'Iea
" oaloal
heads of cabbage
brihs.a1s of kruat
albas of apvl iiaitcr
uuandl of wool
- veal
" - bref
" tall"W
- " la-k
Ufi
baiter
" ralf tklns
- bf hides
barret el aun fcjap
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TUnmrh Mall trtltts dally.
tleM trali s dally ex;.t Snnsy.
Aeeuraa.la'.l.a tra.tii a Ed k' :'. Eaiprrf)
daily eaoej.t Sao-laj.
Ticket otDos. firoer Flftb Arenas aod W.k.)
stnwiia, and deputeurner Uraot aud Waters.,
fltlstiurg h, fa.
!:. a. l'IM., iinkriwnifrni-ri.
L. it. CiL.b,uarnl Tkaet AxeuU
Article maaarrtre.l In Ilia House, by tin
Matrua:
Pairs moe't pan;........
- hoy's -
Wwni'i drasasa
rhii.lmi "
Mrt'i shirt
-
hliM Ssrassa
- bojs
Mea t vesta
VI oaiea'a ob (seise
I'htldrea'a ........
Kuaudahuata
Yanl carpet
- eKsb.
rat M.s-klas; rara
fair stock lag
" - fuotcd....
" atlttens
Apron lue ona,
" cblidrea
SaeqQ.es rnrwonsn
- " eblUlrea
Cap for women
rskirt fi.r
Handkerchief
Pairs diawera
(utpeaders
Bed beeu
etHnfuru.............
" lick
" boltcr
Pillowcases
Night dresse.
San bonnets.............
Sbroads
sjbeet lor burial.
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IsstallatiuX of OiTlcKR. At a regular
meeting of Confluence Lodge, No. 814, 1. 0.
O. F held in their Lodge room on Saturday
evening, !h inst., the following officers
elect, were duly installed into their respect
ive offices for the tcrai commencing April
Is', 1831.
John A. Walker, X. .
A. S. Mcrhec, V. G.
W. S. Mountain, Secretary.
M. Tannchill, Treasurer.
Owingto the unavoidable aWnccof broth
er Frank Wolfe, D. D. O. M., the installa
tion ceremonies were conducted by P. G.,
Win. R. Mountain. According to the re
port ofthe Secretary, the Lodge is in a good
financial condition, considering the numeri
cal strength, and the prospects of accession
to its ranks during the summer are very
flattering. Some very appropriate remarks
were delivered for the good of the Order by
the newly elected officers, and it was plain
ly demonstrated that the grand principles of
the Order, vif : frienship, love and trnth
animated the breast of everyone present.
JcsncEs or tite Peacb sd Constables
You will recollect that Chas. H. Fisber ct
Co., Booksellers and Stationers, in Cook fc
Breerits' block, have a full and complete
line of Legal Blanks, consisting in part of
Deeds, Bonds,- Mortgages. Summons, Sub
pecnas. Fee Bills, Warrants, Comtuitments,
Judgements. Agreements, Blank Books, Ac.
When vou come to court get a supply at
this well established Book Store.
Safety Lamps. Everybody wants one.
Cook & Beestts.
Average n amber of inmate daring tbe year. . 70
Numlierof children indentured 8
Vagrant and tramos kxlced 2a0
Meat to vagrant aud tramps... eoo
Average eut-aoor paapers......... e.
The following an the names, ages, fc of those
who bave died during tbc year, a near a could
be gathered :
William Trent, ged dropsy. April 7, 1SS0,
Elisabeth Melbaugh.aged40tlropy April la. '81.
(leorge Keeae, aged 62, pams. April 2a, IsSO.
Tbedur Tarney, 3S, bmncbitiiMay 4.
Koea A. Miller, 91, dyaentary June If, "
Keleca Stahl, 71, " " !i4. "
Tohla Bloagb, 44, not known, July 1. "
KosaSeanlin, " 11 mo. cot. int JuneM,
Betty Clay poll, " Hi, dysentary, Aug. 29, "
Mich. Hrewer, " so, paralysis, Aug. 31. "
John O'DonaM, . dmpsy. Sept 14, "
And. llurkbolder. aged 70. rheumatism, Nov. 8. 'SO.
Mollv Stern, aged M. heart disease. Not. 2. 1SS0.
Theodore Mcdary, (tramp) died on hi way to f.
H. D-cember 2, HUM.
Infant of Sasan Ho. le. agsd S mo., whooping-
eoagh, December 20. 168i).
Joel sicbrock. aged 74. old age, February S3, 1881.
Tboma Molen, 80, apoplexy, ii, '
Twenty-three sermons were preached during
the year, as follow :
Iter. J. TJnrhne, Lutheran, ( times.
" J. Welsh, 1
" V. Blooh,Dunkard, 8
' W. Adam. 1
" Hoyer. Et. As. 1
" Rininger tt
" J. X. Mundt n, TJ B. 1 "
KeppeeitullT submltteil.
W. II.BtKKKY,
April 20, 2t Siewacl.
iitii
XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Uleof Wm. Troutman, late of Southampton
j wp., sornvrKi uo., r., uee a.
Letter testamentarr on the above estate havlna
been aranted to the undersigned br the Druver a a-
tboriiy. notiea la hereby given to all perscnttn-
ucoicu .o bhi csuiie to ami imnwiHa pay
ment, and those having claim against it to prc
eem tnem ouiy aatacniicaieo ror seiiicment.
WiL TKOCTMAN,
April 20 zecator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Wm. Boott,late of New Centre! Uie Bur.
Somerset Co., Pa., deceased.
Letters of administration on tha above estate
having been granted to ,the undersigned by the
proper authority ; notice I hereby given to ail
person indebted to M estate to ma ke Immediate
payment, and those having elalmsagtinst the same
win presentment amj aamenucateii ior settle
ment en rtaturaav, the :stn day or May
atth law office of J. K. Scott, ia the borough of
Somerset.
J. B. SCOTT.
A prll 30 Ad oiniit rater.
J"OTICETO STOCKHOLDER?
SoxeaairT A Casai Ratlwoad Co.
Pi-rrsacaoH, April 13, 181. t
T th Stockholder! tj fit Caasway.-
Take notice, that tha annual meeting for tbe
elect km of rresMentana in rectors ir tn en so
tag Tear, will beheld at tbe office of the Comuanv.
corner of Orant and Water streets, thi city, cm
Monday, May sect do, ( Jd) lsu, at eleven clock
" WELTY McCtIJjnOH,
April SO, 21 Secretary ,
J0TICE TO STOCKHOLDERS,
Bsauw Baii.boad Cowraar, I
FiTTsaraua, April li,:SL
To Iht Slockhoidert of fid Compa a jr ;
Take notice, that the annual meeting for the
eleffion of President and i'lreetor for the ensulna
year, will held at tbe office of the Company, comer
of tyrant and Water street, this elty, on Monday,
May oono, taj im, at iz o einca w.
W ELTY McCULLOOH,
A prll 20,2t Secretary.
pXECUTORS' NOTICE. .
Estate oi Andrew MiMer. rate of Arietheny Twp
awssesseicas, ra, oeceasea.
Letter imtameutarv on tha a bore estate hav
ing been granted to the undersigned by proper
ant horny, notice u nererjy given to all persons
Indented to said estate to make Immediate Day-
meat, and those having claims against It to pre
sent them duly authenticated tor settlement, on
Saturday, tbe 3th day of May, 1881, at tbe lata
residence oi aec u. .
SAMl'EL CTSTER.
April 20 Executor.
Apples, dried, f -
Apf.lebutier, V fil
Bran, fl 100 as
Butter, ()
Butter, V 1 frill) ,
Buckwheat,)) busncl ,
" :ueal, luO ht
Reeswax, fl t
Bacon, moulders, V b
" (idea, "
country hams, ft t .,
Corn, (ear) is husliol.....
Oorn,(ahelled) Vbostiel
Corn meal fl X
Call skins, 'it n
Ea-s. m d..
Flour, fl bbl
Flaxseed fl bi., ,'S0 )
Ham, (sugar-cared) f) a. ,
Lrd. fl .
leather, red sole, f)k
' upper "
" kip, "
Middling, and chop NO ft....
tMts, fl bu
Potatoes, f) t.u (new)
Peaches, dried, ft
Ry fii.u
Kags, fl t
bait. No. 1. ft obi. extra
' UnunJ Alain, per lack...
" Ashum, per sac a
Sugar, yellow ft a ,
' whtta
Tallow, ft k
Wheat, V bus.
Wool, f) h
-.......S to 50
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TIME TABLm
fcOMfcK&ET A VA11 V.1U A II. It.
On and after Monday, November 15th, MS0,
Train will will run a follows, connecting with
mall trains on Plttstmrgh liivijlun oi the b. A O.
Kail road : ( Except Sunday.
TltLSSES!
TRl'SSES!
TECSSM!
Ttit'SSESi:
rradsEs:
TUUSSES
j TRCSSE3 !
i TRrssr ;;
! TRt"SSEs:
;Tr.rssE:
j TIiCS31s:
iTacsiJis:
I TP.t ssr.sj:
; tkvsses:
tkvsses:
TRfSSES!
jTR.SSEs
TRfSSES :
j trusses :
j TRISSrJ:
I TRfSSES :
iTKCSSSS:
j TRfSSES!
j TRl.'SSES !
TRfSSES !
TRfSSES !
TRUSS ESt
rjrsrTsrsn essaasi
'j. il , 'b 'fi
J A
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TRUSSES ! TRUSSES ! !
'l l..jto a':!i: t .1
jsist r'vcivo-l by
.-lid -cc t:;.-
C. jST. JIOYD.
HARD RU2SER TFIUSSitS, TSUS-ES,
LEATHESand COMMON TRU3"3E3
! ii ; ii! io -, i:-,c -. .v
cr LI.ULOXD 'rxixjsa :
Alw tvc:va,i:.nl.'.:.if..r....!.V. -x,' '.' - '.' r !;':1" A II
mid is by i.ir ti.e Ini.-st iri-s vet ..lit. Ic-t t!. mi :i . i
will uuLv a i i;.:y of littin ; you. A nic : i.
HDILS' as! GE.VT S MlOCI DEn I'l '..FS
arc tb pc.v ;r.,.Hl ; r.s-i-ivv'd.
Anv ? ! i;..t i;t - k. will be or ! n-l ::',! t'.i ',- !. cr.
prisiiii: i-i-f.i:TI i:s. li:i.r, r i.-m. El.t-r:- " n - k I :. J.
kffrtrs, Anm.t - :' r vari -veins, wv.i .-"A'dlcti t,r i:l
ccri'.-l limb.
trvvThie! having tr m'- to '. Tr.:- ' t . I".: will do w.-'l
to cnil and b:ive lin a-u.T t-ili.-ii. n:vl tit wiil !.. jrinr.mt.-wl.
fix. 1 tc...s!-: and pri - reasonable.
MAKMOTH ELCCK. - - SOMERSET, PA.
3 3 2
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t j' .-r-r
j TitV.-i is:
j TUfi.-Es:
j r::t ssts:
Ti:rsEs:
T!1''sts :
' TUTSE4 :
: Ti'.t sls:
' Ta:'5-.E-:
TUfstss :
TKt i-sES :
TKf ijEST
TRUSSES :'
lRfs-srs:
t:: sirs :
TR' SS13!
LEAVE.
Mail East. ...1.10 r. m. Mail East....S10 r. .
Mail Wist.. 6.15 r. m.'.Mail V asr...6.4j r. x.
W. II. SAN NEK, Supt,
DAI.TISIORE &. OHIO It. R
FITTSBURQU ditision.
On and after July 19. 1880, train on this read
will depart from and arrive at dpot, corner Oraut
and W ater Streets, aa loilow ;
EAST.
Someivset Mechanical Works,
ARRIVE. i (l.ViTJZt.)
CONSOLIDATION 0F.THE ABBISDN LM SOMERSET FOMDRISS
TO
Farmers, Merchants, Mill
Owners anil Others, A
We prceent herewith a tut of the 1
HARTZEL IHV1KCIBLE PLOW
WIsich wiil l e ifol.l fur l money
than any other Imported Mow,
ar.d whieh will a'.o do good
work. 1
We also mate the
WL3T.
) . f ( i :
-;-r- 1
The Express train leaves Plttf urith at :'. P.
H. anivlna- at Cunnellsville 14 05 P. M., Rork-
wood 11-40 P. U. In return the Express leave
Uumlwriand ar 23s A. M., arrivlni; at K.s It-
wood 4:8a A. M., OnncUsviilo e vl A. 11., Pitts
burgh 7:4 A. M.
The most direct and pleasant r.ute to ti e Eaft
and aulb via V.astilr.Ktn'lty.
Throavh Mail leavliiH-at 10:1 a. w.. dsi'r. ar
rive at waiLmuton at v.ja a. u.: HjiiIoi.-, ;o
r. si. ; PhiIapelphla.lo a, . ; .Nov Verke:4 a.
; Rlcbmood 11: 4 A- w.
Thruuich Express, leavlna . 05 r. dsllr, ar
rives at Vv ajbinKt'Hi at t.M a. a. : K'Hlmore. Iti
a. K. ; l'htladelpkia; 1:L r. w. ; N. Y-, 4 4. r. .
-,-, f -i - aw.
n v. "s. y a ami ( ' i.-v i
T e'J ii" I 1 1 O J s I i
Well known rind highly .si.keii . .' by a
who bave used it.
Weal) make Xis. '.i and t
WOODCOCK PLOWS, CENTRE LEVLr A :n
HAH7ZELL PLOW, HAR fZtlLL S K",
AND IMPROVED BP.O'vYM r-lO'.Vb
' HARTZELL S i-CS. 1 AID Z .
; HILL SIDE HOWS. AND
. I ..ON CEAil HILL
' SiDL KL0VS,
! Ail ..f wbii ! v. i'l b- ' I M It ! '
j ln'iiire.f yoiir Mt-r ii.m.-. . r- .li :.: a'. I
i exA:.,i:K' ...ur l'i-.- i.-.-f-.r (:- i. z
I a wc can .111 1 wi'.I 1:1 i: to y , - i-.-. r--s'
!i!... We r. ! p'ep .-"-i ! .( t it. I k:
' .if repairit.; to Sjw and l.r -t ?!.;'.
! MAC II IX 1:1: 1 ,
11 rv-h;pft ?t.i.-!.i:!.-. it r. 1 ii
ad i:ti' n to ti.e f. 1 iw .! t
an 1 Munuf.w tc.
COOKIWCAlD HCA.TIHC .-.TOVFS,
CAR WHEEL'sAtU AXi.t.1. LSii
bOLrS, KEE-P6 C'MTt
DArlStD FPOST: rOri
V:CAl CA .ci.
.:. 1 a r.il a- r. f rv;...' - ' ' I V . ' '
f,Lii.i: o.
VerjTr ilj
Fobs ci s r Xscza.Ytc-" 'Vr.,
f
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TIIK;
Cmr.vco & XoHTii-"VE?Tr.i:x
ll-VILWAY,
Is theOLDF.'ST BKSTtJf iNSTRrCTEI' BEST
Etl ll'f Ell : and heaee tbe
Leading Railway
of TEE-
WEST AND NORTHWEST!
It I the stortest and best mute between Chicago ,
and an points in
Northern Illinois. Iowa. Dakota. Wvomlnir. I
Nebraska. California, fire.-on, Arions, l'Uib.
Uvloradp, Idaho, Alonuna, "cva!a and Ut '
Council ISlufis, Oaxsalia :
DC5TER, LEADYILLE. i
SALT LASS, SA!I P2JL!7KS::,i
DEADWC0D,SICUXC1TY,
CIar Rapids. Des MoIdcs, tlamlia9, nn.l all
romts inane Temirtes, ana 1 no vc.. aito, ior
Mllwankre. Ureea Kar. tisbkosn. Mieimviran.
Maniuette, Fond du E-ic. Wa'ertown. Hcuititn,
feenaB, nenasna. M. raui, .sunneapoiis. iiun.n,
Voiira. Fariro. riismsrck. in.a. Lul'rosse.
Owatonna. and all pninia in Minnesota, Dakota,
Isoonsln and tne .ortnwe.t.
AtlVinncil Walls the Trains of the Thicaa-o A
Xorth-Wi-stern and the I F. K'vs dei.art Injm.
arrive at and use tbe same Joint 1'nlon Depot.
At f.'hicairo, close connections are mrkie with
the loiKeMiore, Mirhiirun t:entral, Baltimore At
tihlo. Ft. Wayne and fennrytvani-i. and CnieaKO
and Oran.1 Trnnk lt'js, sui.i the Kankakee and
Pan Handle Koulc.
Close cneellew made At Jainetlnn
fislBla.
JOHN T. BLY1MYEB,
DEALER IN
Hardware, Iron, Hails, - Glass, Paints
OlXiS, &C, &o.
Tin) f.ilhtwinj
w lv.rr::il lUt of II.H.i i:i S:.k-'v : I .i.'
iitciiets, llamtiicrsi, t'hiscls, A.i.-. v'.. l..:n k::i::Ii s 1
Its. Itanunors, Ac. fad.ilery llanlware. T ib Tnn. t.iir :'
t. and Tools. Table Knives and Frk. I'.rSict Kiuv..-
tbe binrest stock in Ni;ners-t Lountv. j'aiiit.T s
t'oli.rrNl Paints for ir.sule and
Hi;i:.'i V.iv's. I':an-.-. S..v, .
"'I', i-tll.iws. Anvi'j. Vi.-i-s.
. ' !i. s, l!amcs, lS'ttth-s. Kinjrs.
, !-. ;--., rs. ,sipt.ns nnl Razors,
a f iil st.k. White L:id
h
Ci.:
ICt MJCK III CS ..llCrS" I C.'UIl.V. J no.,... . u ..... ... ., .n.. .
lorril Paints for inside anil "outside paintiii?. i'aints in t:l. ail crl..rs,
Vani'ush, Turpentine, Flvsrcd I l!n:s!i.s, J.in:in I'rrrr. Va!:r.it
r-'tains, ,Vo. Wir.dcv fiiuss of u!l sizes end e'ass rnt to
nnv shape. The best t.il oil aiw.iys..n lirr.d.
oir stock of Coal Oil L;iTiips "i.s very
s: v!cs. 1'it.stons 'tJc:-
ir.r, M ilrv an i
O'-s-cut si.lW's.
Haw f iles f be-t jt..Htr. l'.ir-ceuiin-lire-l
Keith's. Handles f nil
kinds, in.veis. Forks, Spades. lUik.si. .Matrix ks,
Grtib Hoe?, Ticks, . vtli--, Snaths, ."iei '-, ;t ;i-e'.
Mason lfammers. Step Lad Icrs. rarriape and Tire Unit !. '
SlA'T. 1A.M.I .r..-.--. , . -
Vir.T .Mats. l;a.skct.. T'ibs, Wf ixi.n ll-.iccts, Tsir.o, IIom- cf nil sum. I! :y I'.ii-
' lluttcr Trints. M.:. Sticks. Irai. !ee!var:.s. H".:'. n"- aiM M
;iins. Halter I'hnins, Slu e, l'i..-t. a.:.! S. n:li l::u-:.(s. lit r-,- l,r:s!:. s. t
tiers. Trace, o
ir' I '( ni!s, t ar.
lK)OI.T.OCKS. ITIXGES. SfnETj'S, T.ATf'UrS, DC03:-liAOX?S
Ittnil ercn-lhir.;? in the bui'nlci's line. :.ps. I.r.d. 5-i , IVw.!. r, f.-ftty Ful--, etc., tV.
The fact U, I keep evcrytl.ini: th:i, hehmr the ir.Tc.v.tre trade. T deal evchiMvcty
in this kinil of ircsKis and irive mv whose attention t i it. I cr-or.s w.eiare l uiic.i.r. or
any one in need of anything in my line, will tin l it to tbrir advantage to jrive n:e a -all.
I will always pivc a rca.sonub!e crv.lit to n sensible pcr-k.r.s. I thai;k my t!d c-o.-n.mera
f.Tthi r patr.iiia.,", and hop;1 this- season to make many n w on: ?.
Itlaiat0?iI.T LIXE rnanlaK
PullmanHotel Dinins Car;
CHICAGO and COMCIL BLUFFS.
PcnsJiSlEJUErs gj all Kigit Traits.
Insist on Ticket Agents selling- vou Tickets via
this road. Examine t. ur Tlckeis, and refuse t
buy If ihrv do not read over the Chicago A North
western itauwar.
If vou wish tbe Best Traveling Acenmracla-
tlons vou will bnv your Ti. kds Uv this r;ate,
Is-AN i) W I LL. T A K E NUN E f ITH K. K.
All Ticket Agents sell Tickets bv this Line.
Mabvis 11iihitt.2.I V. 1'. A licn'l Minjj'r.
Chicago.
! IxTT FORfiKT THi: PLACE.
t
j Jknttarj 21, 1SSJ.
ISo. 3, BJlLlfiTl'S rLOCK."
JOHN F. 13LYMYEII;
OAVERN AND KKSTAURAXT
I LICENSES.
The iollowlrg named trsnns have filed In my
office their petitions tor hrcnso to keep taverns.
Acs, tor ons year ana notice is nerrny given mat
the same will be presented to the Court for allow
ance, on Thursday, April 3s, lstl, when an.',
wheie all persons Interested can attend.
Samuel S. Shaffer. Berlin borooch.
Auaust Kaler, Connemaugh town-hip,
Samuel Buekman, Kockwood, IUillor.1 Twp.
Joseph Stall, Shank.-rllle. Staaycreek Twp.
Abraham A. Miller. Vrsina borough.
treorge H. De Haven. Wellersburg bor ugh.
Jerome liowman, .Tcnnertown bon.uxh,
J.eoph Schroclc, Meverslale borough.
.l.wiah Hrunt. Somerset iKfrougti.
Robert Uutbrie, Meyersdale boroug.
Walter J. Junes, Meyersdale borougu.
Joha II. Htte. Storstown borough.
Jobn H. Ben lord. iTrnina bomngh,
J.tab Speeht, Pine Mills. Uuoinnhor.'.cg Twp.
Scott Sterner, Confluence Niroogh.
Samuel Custer, StojJtown borough.
Samuel A. Haines, Kockwnoil, .Tail ford Twp.
Mn. Eiisa User, Meyers.1s.le borough.
Thomas Hill. C.ifliience iK-ruugiu
Joseph P. M ller. I'rsina borough.
John A. Clark. Hooversville.liaemahonlngTp.
Maggie Sweitier, Sand Patch, Larimer lwpM
V. W. Dowaer, Conttuence borocb.
BxsTara.tsT.
E.C. Plitt, Meyersils'.e, V.rongh.
Somerset, Pa., II. F. SCHEIX,
March 30, 1S51. Clerk.
I fits roiif-Lmtly en hcrA r.t l:.-
C:?tii!i-ry
PURE RYE WHISKY
For Sri!.;" 1-y t::c Lrrn l ot -ration.
j l: til 1 1 1"
MEDICAL AID MECIASICAL
O -iIors n !.lr( ?',.I to Berlin, Pa.,
w ill n.veive jTonij-t nttontin.
Marck 2,
OPA a week hj Tosrmn ftwn. Tern sasJ.
OUO ttitl t ittc.' i.:.:icjli.I!.minTi:o
i ort.acd, Jiuiiie. ilar.l8-:jr.
4SSIGNEES' AND TRl'STEES'
L AWOt'N Ta
bs Sollewlng aeeonnts have been filed In rcy
office and will be preseutad to tbe Court for con
firmation oa
Thwruhy, April 2Srt, 1SS1,
Account of Solomon J. Baker, assignee of Geo j
Frits and wife, 1
ProtnwUry's OOce, ) H. T. SCHELL, j
April a, 1M0. ) April . I-rothcaoiarv. 1
Ml CESTRJl KQTLE
Main Street,
Somerset, pa.,
VTii! o;en fcr ue?3 m
January 10th, 1SSJ.
Thn bcn?e ij farDiehcd ia first
class, mctlern etjl?, R-lih tie pjc!ern
conTeoieccea tf Ilesterp, lis. at!
Cold Waler Bath?,
Largo ReadiDg-Itoom!-, Parlors atl
Chfttabers, and has srood stnbka at
tacbed. Tbe TaWc and Bar will be
as eood as tbe beat.
rrrxvt waiter amdersqh,
n-esl flatter rnjeif I can Ten''r
saiisfaeiioa to all wbo call.
P.S.Klaindienst.lRGHMTTAILfiE,
J-fk A WEEK
Via
ai-Jadayathom-easily m.i.i
Costly oatflt tree. Ad.ire. TKf a A Co,
Augusta, Maine. Mr.l-lTr.
Sun pie-
CC2. OT ST. 15D E1IT3 ATES
en r Tn rnnnperday at home.
(SQ I J OZU worth 5 fre. A.ldressStiv
I ao A Co., Pun uind, Mine.
Mar.lc-lyr.
Jas. A. M-Hrmiif.
Jxo. II. Watxbs
IVl'IYIILLAN & CO.,
PBAtTICAL
PLUMBERS,!"
....... ' i
JJIAMOND HOTEL,
STOYSTOWN, l'ENN'A-
Thls poputsr and well kcown house ha late'y
been thoroughly and newlr refitted with all new
end best of lurnltare, wbh-b bs made it a very
desirable stopping place for the trauetlng J oHio.
His tab! aad roo s cannot be surpassed, all rc
laa- first cUss. with a large public bail attsclie.i
, the same. Also large and ro ml stal,lirg
rui -la .1 honrrlirir can be had at tbe lowest V
prices, ry ine wee a. uaj or mrai.
SA3IC EL CVSTEK. Prop.
a. E.C'or. Diamond
Stoj3town,ra
KO. 226 LIEITxTY STREET
?XTTS3TJSaH,
fcWS
v-otk-i:.
X. tics t I.er'hT g.'rn. that J.-I b Keefrr
having te!l mv I rA snd Urd. 1 will no longer to
r.-st-onsil'la n 'rcebtol his contracting: and I fur
ther give notice tsat tbe aai.1 Keer Is ao k w-r
my agent. D-r has be authority to do businei
' tor o e or on lr u.y name.
Man h SO ELIZA KEEFE .
STEAM AND GAS FITTERS,
I
No 112 Franklin Street, Johnstown, Pa. j
Special attention given to House Drainage ami
Sewer Ventilation.
ESTIMATES MADE AND WORK DONE
In the most thorough, manner aad guaranteed.
BOARDINGS. L0D3INCJ.
1 liave opDs'. aTirt.taij
BOARDING iJOLSr:
at Hoovcrsvllle. Somerset county. Pa., where I
eanaccimmodateaii who may give rae a call.
Meals an l lodging furnished at low rates.
Martha CIIAJiLES A. LEVTIS
A DMINISTKAT0R"S NOTICE.
iCtite cf Sarah Iibr. tats or Jer-ner T-r?.
S-iinerset ccunty, pa., dec d.
L'tters of sdmtnistation on the shove rs'sis
s!ng ben rrante.1 to the underslne.! by t?i
i-roptr su!b.ntv, notice is hereby given to ihi
Indebted to tbe "sal.i estate to make immctiate
piftr.ent. snJ th.e bsring elaiios or deinamls
aaatnstil U-pre-ect them culy au-hcn-lr-atci f..r
setilemeM. on Saturday, April , Issl. at tin
late res.denceol deceaM.1 In ssid town-hip.
Al'Ail MAI'KEK.
March A-Jirifciiiritcr.