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Somerset Herald.
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Arlnitus is hhximiti,?.
r',.iiiir latn'is aro uj,un.l Ihecr.ipus j.rom-
The loiiishiiic of tin
iuxiirv.
few d.iyx was a
At (he Easter Communion t Balcrrsvillc What, is it possible that false prophets
there were twenty-one arxxssions to tlie i hate arisen among bs to deceive the peo
chnnh. Ouc of Estey's CI, ami Orpnns was ! pleT The 1st of May, the lny upon which
also placed in the church and paid for. The ' it wan prophesied hy (he wis men that the
u. v. ruttiTni, v.-
'village" this !.
There aro no less than fh"!fvn t-umli.lutes
for She;flf in this --uitv.
1 nut I'lH-'i aw iv your flmiiei.
! he time enough the iai-t of Mav.
It will
.:.iy .
is-:, i
Mr. tico. l;. (.'o!1ro;h,of Baltimore, sjH'tit
vve::i: e:,y in town lat week.
, : i:y
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er A tV
til J'.ll
!!ef-
This was ahont the dullest court,
chilly, we have ha 1 for a long time.
finan-
Thero wore i:o less limn fifty cimJulates
for the i!i;r.rc!it county ofticcs in town last
week.
!', i ;:ia .
!". r Mile at C '.
,.,.:: i:;i,i) n.s::: at
C. 1 'WaI-TKb iVn.
.',:vcrrtdy wants one.
Cook & Pnimns.
t. ,.r -;t.w Hat si' H.
1 h : h.iti 1 or;;an man ma le hit fintt up
jHv.r.niev on Tnewlay ai the avant coarier of
m;i inner.
.. who rjxmiJ their evenings loafing
around the street corners never attain to
rk lie- iiiul fame.
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l.'r A 'o's
Bl.d
Mrs. William I'osth-thwaitv has had a neat
iron fence p'.uceil in front of her residence,
on l'i;ieii Mreet.
One yard distant" bet ren the plants in
tuukin? row plantation!! of rrarnir'! is now
a lopted by ;:ar.lenirs.
j he atteti 'unc 'nt Court last week was not
very iare.
i-I aily of i
The crowd 1
nii"t;il:ites.
hit mad? up prin-
Oa and after May itth the U. S. mails be
tween Johnstown and Somerset will be car
ried per the S. & C. railroad, instead of by
the present stay route. ' We presume this
arrangement will chanjje thetiinc of deliv
ery at ull stations between Johntown and
Hockwood, and is an Indication that the
trains will run recuhirl v on the S. &. C. It. U.
from that date.
orpin is a beauty ; the case is linUheil all 'angry thunder would roil over the C'ollec
arnund and can lie placed in any position j tor's ofilee and the forked lightning would
without nbstnictins the view. In sweetness ! leap from ths clouds and tlistroy it. tear it
j., i" rnr-tirating in the auj volume of tone il beats anything we np root and branch, as it were, has come
have heard for the size. Pastsb. I and tone and lo! it still sianOU, unscatehed
and unharmed. Sunday morning, the 1st
broke bright and clear and the sun came out
in all his spleuder. Manv and anxious were
the glances cast upwards to the skies, but,
not the slightest indication of t'lecuiifident
)y pnnlicted storm, that was to do such ter
rible execution, could lie seen upon its pla
cid and smiling expanse. Towards noon a
small siH-ck was seen in the east which
frraduallv grew larger and larger until it as
sumed dimensions alwut the size of aman s
hand. This portentous cloud was watched
with considerable anxiety and fear as it
drew nearer and nearer, but, when it was
finally discovered that it was only the Gen
eral of the half-breeds with his first Lieuten
ant, Kooscr, returning from a pleasure
drive, the anxiety and fear was at once dis
pelled and the prognosticators were de
nounced as fools, knaves and deceivers of
the people.
It seeins now that our wise men were
slightly mistaken as to the time and place
the thunder was to be heard. The present
indications seem to be that the 2."th of June
is the time and the region round about the
court house the place where the gathering
storm will concentrate and burst forth.
Siiiloii's Catarrh Kf.medt, A marvel
ous cure for Catarrh, l:phthcria. Canker
month and Head Ache. With each bottle
there is an ingenious nasal Injector for the
more successful treatment of these com
plaints without extra chanre. Fricc 60 cts.
Sold by Geo, W. Henford, Druggist, Som
craet, Pa.
Mi:-. A. K. I I!L s.
'..t'li.c. 1 tciiU renin a.
Mr--. M. Ku-iH, I'll s-
( .;el 1 '. '. ' AViir
1 licui'.H CII.-C1.-, :it
. ii. Wai tkk .c Vs.
allow the u -c i ra-
Tlie l ayelte .V.u7 ;r eaine to us last week
in a inut h-nwd.-d new !". It is quite a
neat I'Mikinj pjiK-r now.
Win. Zimmerman, t JcnnerX Roads, in
unds selling Irs two fine farms on the C0tU
f Ju:i", at p'lViic sa'e :i the premls
make
jou lose
in-. to try
-r Tins AM' th: Mir-
M IIS. A. Ii. I'llL'S.
.. . ;:i il laic i'.r your ra'ron-
.!. Ii. r-NVi't r. Co.
af ;a:s run. an 1 J:ave caianh,
1 I a.'c irie 1 i:. C. IV Wiley.
1 'a.
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i.n:'.'
X. 1. WAI Tr.il A Co s.
1'n.ii: Is Maple .irar, ill
an 1 other ao - ' H'f-
rriving daily at toe Hoot
!. rid, "o. -1. Vamnioili
il!-ist:uted by the
. .sia-.id f.-r Verutta.
N. :. Walter & V Itats
- ; iiieha -inn t Uewhere.
,.,iiK o:-" Al.I. KIN PS.
MA!, AT
mi:s. a. v.. r.'iL's.
11 a! 1'. WaV. r A CoV.
- l.-.'i'..r" inir. 'aa-in z eSe-
er an
i:
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lln.K
Aiming the recent postal changes we no-
lice that Titer J. Cover, of Stoy.;town, has
l)'.-e:i :i;pointed postmaster at that place.
It is rumored that the II. O. It. U. will
put up a ho:cl near Hoctvcrsv'llc, along the
line of the S. k ('., to be a summer resort.
Many of the well known varieties of early
spring llower adorn the gardens and win
il.iw; of many li.iTidsom! and cosy homes.
Oui'.e a numher of Oiir fo'jng men went
to Jo'ins:owa Thursday to attend Kon--paugh's
fir.-us, and see the t"n thousand
dullar b autv.
,!" ig Fever 5 a dise i? tint t!i boys are
strur ;I:ng with now. No fatal rases arc yet
rep ited. ahh'Migh rprteja numlwr nre lying
lo in the sha le.
We should not sutler from a Cough, when
a few doses or Aycr's Cherry Pectoral will
cure. Medical meu'prefer them fr nervous
or de'.icite constitutions.
rs!t clouds of thick white smoke may be
noticed issuing from (;arden and back yards
;it tl.is timeof (he year. The smoke is caus
ed by t iles of hiiriiiiiff r'ibliih.
i uor.e m i
rt notice
A ov.
:,nive
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I., tal.e I'frv.na. I have
i . Allegheny City, Pa.
,lre-. go .,1s ever ec i 'ii
li. Miy.U-r & Co s. A
.vet v.'ith ever dre.
. at
The u.-ual batch o
sent to this I'tliei
l. nty as heretofore,
. ,i : ti- r '.il l smneil.
r spring jex'try, which
r.:i:u:ally, is not so
We suppose the cool
to do with it.
We advise our citizens to give able-bodied
tramps the cold shoulder. There is no ne
cessity for strong healthy men, wandering
over the country, begging their food from
door to door, and caving they can get no
work. Work is plenty, wages reasonable
and those who have no work are profession
al tranis. They thould be refused cold
victuals and made go to work, or do their
sleeping in lock-ups and eat prison fare.
The Doctors IIisacrek At to Ihe be4
mcthoils and remedies, for the euro of c.ui-
stiiiatiou and tlisored liver and kidneys,
Hut those that have used Kidney-Wort
airee that it is bv far the Itest medicine
known. Its action i prompt, thorough and
lasting. Don't take pills, and other mercu
rials that poison the system, but by useing
Kidnev-Wort restore the natural action of
all the organs. Xnt Cbimimi.
S. M. Pe:tengill & Co., of N'ew York, ad
yertising agents, have disposed of their
Philadelphia branch to Messrs. X. W. Ayer
it .Son. who will consolidate it with their
business. Ayer A Son are among the most
reliable newsapcr advertising agents in the
country, and by fairdculing with publish
ers have built up an immense business.
They are ei.tirely reliable and trustworthy,
and do just what they say they will do eve
ry time. We have delt with them for sev
eral years, and have always found them to
be gentlemen.
On last Monday evening a party of prom
inent It. i O. railroad officials arrived in
town on a special train. The larty inspect
ed the new road between here and Johns
town Tuesday. The distinguished party was
composed of Mr. John King, Jr., of Cincin
nati, President of the P. fc C. Road and act
ing President of the B. AO. R. R. ; Robert
Garrett, Mendes Cohen, Charles Webb, Hugh
Sisson, all of Baltimore ; Win. Baldwin, of
Conncllsville ; W. II. Markle, of Greens
burg ; C. C. Markle, of West Newton ; Wint
Bissell, and John D. Scully, of Pittsburgh
In soother column w ill be ."mmd thean
nev.p.i ements of o'lite a nunils-r of candi
U'e for the various cun y otliees. The
lot will iike'y be augmented by next week.
V.'o uioicrstaud that the 1$. A O. Company
intend erecting a new depot at this place. It
ill be a pood move r,s the one erected last
fall is an nn-i;,'ily structure and unfit for
iis.
1 H:i
anva-se:
lliie: go
v s:r-et
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a ;.
:y. at
1. AVa :.Ti;n A s.
s ;ia'.:e front .? to
ids f.irK. U. Ridemi!
i.v s r.,t '. Inr;. e:vl
l i'ie mill terms.
:i;:v wi:k am nai;:: -w.
mi:s. a. r.. I'll I..
; t . leu- a fliM-k iiiiit will keep
, ..to the "Mid Reliable."
.! is. Tlrui: l -" .
A T- "v ( I.A-
.irn: nkt-. At
MRS. A. V- l iilS.
::'il see ihe luautiful lot of
N-ive'tles just opened at
i' ii.i.ai: shirt in Tin:
a. n. rm.'.s.
T'-nr.-l to do business in
We have th" b,-st st -k of
i t e.vp., a:i 1 unr prices are
:in c nil! ;!ain. Come and
J. Ii. S.NvmiR A Co.
Hats aiel Trimmings
N. I. V Ai.Ti.ti A Co s.
,. r.-.ss Si i T'S. Now is the
Have it! Mock large 1H
".sh. t'-.-i ih' r with
T
vill.
min'li
cent.
e iiieiva-e in business on the Connelli-ilhi.-ioii
of the R. AO. railroad for the
f M arch am iuntel to twenty per
n compared wit.ii thnt
!. in jxsn.
of the same
i-.i ing to the rain ul .Monday ourstreams
Acre litcraiiy crowded with ducks. It is
s;!cd thai there were a hundred seen at
one time on Kantn
.- i.U'i of town.
r's dmn, a short distance
I
I Mr. Geo. W.J'ile, Chairman of the Ropub
' !!.-.. i C iir.i'y imruit'ee, has sudeete-l John
;1. Sts.;t, f.r ."s'sntary of ths Committee.
We t'.luk the "Senator" vill make an able
and c'lieiciit sceretare.
The publishers of RulM-ji JiWAy otrer
the following ea-y way for someone to make
$li.OO : T j the person telling us how many
times the word "Hero.!'' is found in the
New Testament Scriptures, by May 10,
we will give. 10.00 in gold as a prize. The
money w ill be forwarded to the winner May
14. lil. Those who try for the prize must
send 10 cents with their answer, for which
they will receive the June number of the
Mmil.i, a handsome Magazine of 32 pages,
in which will be published the name and
address of the winner of the prize, with the
correct answer thereto. Address, RtTl.Kix;
Pcbmshikc Compaxt, Kaston, Ta.
Coi'bt Proc:kkiis5s. Commonwealth vs.
Ix'vi Rose; Rescuing a prisoner, on infor
mation of B. F. Boyd ; Verdict not guilty,
defendant to pay costs. This case grew out
of the arret of a young man in Ursina
without due process of law.
S.mc vs. Henry Brant ; Assault and ba!-
tery, 011 information of John Surlier. De
fendant plead guility and sentenced to pay
a fine of $1 and costs.
Same vs. Ed. M. Lamlicrt, ct ul. ; Riot,
assault and batterry, on information of Mi
chael Snyder. Verdict not guilty as to
charge of riot, but E. M. Lambert, C. D.
Spangler, F. Finecy and Joseph Deitz, of the
defendants, guilty of assault and battery and
sentenced to pay a fine of $t each and costs
Same vs. Michael Snyder; Asssault and
bittery, on information of C. V. Spangler.
Verdict guilty, and sentenced to pay a fine
of $1 and costs.
These two cases grew out of a quarrel on
the night of the late spring election in
Shauksville.
All the other cases on the Commonwealth
list were either settled, discontinued or con-tiuued.
CIVIL LIST.
The following cases put down for trial
were disjiosed of as follows :
Lewis Glepber vs. Jno. C. Scott ; Appeal
by defendant. Jury return a verdict in fa
vor of plaintiff in the sumofJIO. Defend
ant's at torn cvs file motion for new trial.
Henry Honningcamp vs. Detiick Triin-
pey; Covenant. Defendant confesses judg
ment for $71 with interest from 9th of Sep
tember, 187S and costs.
Peter Brown vs. Emnior Williams; Alias
Sci Fa. Judgment confessed bv defendant
'""'"'i ." , . 'lion, ne uv.tt'i nave tiaa ins im..tia
I... irt.,,,,1.1 Ti....... 1. i. -1 . ... . .. ... .
i.v. M.r.,. ,.v . , iUV riiremc urain, 11 ne nas any, title I witli some of the
northerncorncroftlielii.il Revenue Di.s- " tangle-foot which had ioi ;:ot runout,"
trict we arc not so far removed from flic (a nice subordinate clause; f.-r h;i i-.-i.;;:i',-sceneof
thecouHict now mging over the : tion ran wild when he sh it for I1' - mk.'.'t
Coilct'torsdiip oa 1 1 tic altogether ignorant of of tine " R-rist Il-i'.I -r" co ii'iiuoi -.--.it
some of the phases of (lie o mtrovcriy. It ! it was fs;r from behij u re:-, re sli.it.
t FOR SHERIFF,
tf.-.
FREDERICK NAUGLE,
seems that in the interest of the half-breeds,
the ni -Ii tant Republican paper at Meycrs
dale, has taken the somowhnt heavy cott-trj-tof
efleeting a change in iho oiiico; Htid,
jildiring fmni its n-ceiit weekly raving', it
looks very much as though it is beginning
to realize that it his on h.vnl an elephant of
more thin ordinary size. At fir. t the a-stuic-manager
of the i 'mnnt-r!ril evidently felt
that the job was a very stniill one, cspiviV:
as the present Collector liad favored tne
noiuinutinn of tiencrnl Grant for the Presi
dency. This was thought to be a card that
cauld easily and successfully ba played
through Mr. Blaine. Hence, the repeated
assurances that a surcharged political cloud
was hioniing up in the east, and would hov
er over I he Collector's office before the close
of April, when thunder would be heard am'
lightning strike to the terror and ruin of the
present incumbent.
But, alas, for the fond hopes and confident
predictions of the man that casts the poiiti
cal horoscope of the Ciunhtercud, all things
in the political skies "remain as tliev were
from the beginning,' with no visible indi
cations of a change, it does seem that elec-
trial currents are amiui as oneertain in po
litical regions as in atmospheric ones. And
now, as the month is rapidly passing away,
indeed, almost gone, and the portentous
cloud, not cveti so large as a hand, is not t
be.seeti coming from the east, the (iiwanv
ci':ii man, judging from his last week's ist-uc,
is becoming desperate. He dearly perceives
something more definite must be done, am
atthe sacrifice o'f evervthing he has done it
in tne shape of a series of grave charges
j n u;i jet iiji.iu Mia.
10 us jonnstowners 1:11s last ana uesper
ate act at defamation of character, looks and
sounds like the wail of utlcr despair, resem
bling those coming from the solid south in
the struggle 111 the L. S. Senate over the
sticking qualities of brave little M.rhone
But, Mr. Editor, il. is not you correspond
cut's purpose to champion the cause of our
present elTicicnt Collector, knowing that he
is abundantly able to cope with all the he
roic titwrah arrayed against hi:n. Reference
is only made to the case to show how th
matter is viewed bv the p"o:i!e oulside
of Somerset county.
As far as. Cambria county is conccrnc-1 we
fail to see cither the political necessity or
the moral justice of removing one 3omcrset
county man mere'y to make a place for
another. Politically we condemn the mai
adventure liecauseof the antecedents of both
the 01 and the out one ; knowing the former
to be a trustworthy, consistent Republican
in "weal and in woe," and the latter to 1
billy smirched with that political good-fo:
nothingness, known as sorehcadism. Mor-
ally, we lack sympathy with the loir tun
ning evinced by the manipulators of the
j movement.
Among otiier places to which petitions
were sent, and for which big things were
a-scd for 111 the form of numerous signers,
our city can he named. But if no bette
sncet-s attended the effort of 1
ed per
in onen Court for t2S. with interest from
th -nth nfAnril KW1 nml costs ! l,lm'r Pla( i signatures to
Amrnstus Licman vs. Domcv A Bender: 'leuiaiiu nr 101. teuu s removal, tac rc-
Coveuant. Defendant in onen conrt cm- Mur lemons snow a crggany array
fessed judgment to plaintiff for f125. No names in.lesl. The one returned from here
i-ke
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il! reysoi,;
C.ovt-r
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1 v:
t'oOK r.Kr.itiTs.
M.:;TS' Sl'MMER I'N-
Mi'.s. A. 11. U1IL S.
! liuf rin the general public
r and better st-xl: of !i'ts
:!,! than ever before.
;n t.iev ran
Ve
',( b
t, ".rid tt;(si durable
i. f. r Star, nii-1 take no
i' Croft ry, I'loitr ami
.I -s: a if Ki:i 1.1 H.
'r .t;iini'-r slio"s call
. v hi' li Is the !.i "ye-
J iv ioulii sent his checx the other dav to
I o: :. ! Tom Scott for 22K).0U 111 o letter.
if this s-.ini had been jsiid in lawful silver
coin it would have required six full-loaded
freight cars to transport it.
The country drives arc now in excellent
eondi'.ion. Those w ho are so fortunate as
to Ue the owners i.f a turnout can be seen al
most even," evening driving out ill the dif-f-r-n!
sections of the county.
The warm weather of the past few days
has made outside painting pro"t3" brisk, and
now a goo-1 msny of our young men carry
tl.e far simile of the upper half of a front
irate, done in oil on their coat front.
c-evrra! of o'ir citizens were noticed scra
ping the dirt in piles in front of their places
of b'!s!!ics: others- should d j likewise.
Farmers are always giad to get the street
M-niping', as it makes nn excellent manure.
An ingnniu.is inatheinateiian has figured
out the size of heaven, assuming that there
is room for M per cent, of the world's inhabitant-
there. His time would be more
profitably employed in cal ulating the easi
est r v.t .
Hon. C. C. M.issclman. W. II. Komtz, A.
II. Cffroth and M l Scull, left for Pittsburgh
S-.ir.day evening. Th--! two first nameil gen
tleinen toartend the meeting of the S. A C.
Railroad Company, and the later two to at
tend the 1'. -'. Court.
The sixtieth anniversary of flie marriage
of Maj. Solomon Baer and wife of Somerset
Pa., occurred April 17th, and the Herald of
last week says that "both old people are still
apparently yeung and in excellent health.'
The Major is still remembered by numbers
ol people or tins county, as an unswerving
Democrat of the Jefferson and Jacksouian
stripe, without o solitary blemish upon his
political escutcheon, and whom the writer
of this has known for nearly half o centu
ry: If all our professed Democrats of to-day
were of the same solid material, andas loyal
t) rlnciplc, modern Republicanism w ould
soon be swept from place and power, an
Democracy reign triumphant. l(Vj(iir and
Dnntirrat.
A Carp. Ed. Herald : I wish throu,
your iapcr to say to the Republicans of
Somerset county that, owing to the fact that
my health has recently become such as to
render it impossible for me to enter the
field in time to make a full canvass of the
countv before the coming primary election
I will not be o candidate this spring.
With sincere thanks to the many friends
who have given me assurances of their sup
port, and with the Uojie that the "sovereign
will of the majority" as expressed on the
25th of June next may meet with the hearty
endorsement of the whole party at the com
ing fall election, I must at present leave the
field to those who are able to make the can
vass. X. B. Crittjifield.
Beri.is, Ta, May 2,
AND
1 lis. .'
Sot.. Cm..
A.
11
There is a rumor, for the truth of which
we do not vouch however, that the Pennsyl
vania railroai will clear a space of ground
in the neighborhood of Cresson, to be devot
ed to encampments of the National Guard,
all denen h nt upon the passage of Senate
bill No. iel.
Wm. C. Milicr, of Quomahoning town
ship, was found laat Tuesday morning sus
pended by a rope from o agar tree in one
of the fields of his farm. When found life
was entirely extinct. An inquest was held
on the body the same day, and reported
"that not having the fear of God before his
eyes, but being seduced and moved by the
instigation of the devil, at Quemahoning
township, aforesaid, at a certain field at the
township aforesaid, standing and being the
said Win. C. Miller, being then and there
alone, with a certain hempen cord, Wing of
the value of twenty cents, which he then
and there had anil held in his bands, and
one end thereof put alout his neck and the
other end thereof tied aliout the bough of a
siuar trie, himself thca and there with the
cord aforesaid voluntarily and feloniously
with his malice aforethought hanged and
saiTocatcd." etc. No cause has as yet been
assigned by his friends for this strange suicide.
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1TV orsT'K K
TMr.CoCNiY ; A. E. Clll.'S.
,f l,.n for." -r lo
1 A ' '.
h'litikcr, can still
I. West Main St.
for :;!-. at the !w-
rwis for ai l
IMINt.S. IM'LVD
ANlt PASSAVEX-
i;.-..ties. Collar",
If you have l;ept a fiie of almanacs .and
refer to the year lv."o. it i- not ius-es?ary for
yon to buy a new one. You can uliliethat
one n'i-1 the weather progn.isticati'ins of that
rear will nnswer just a w ell for lsl. The
e of ;ha; -. ear cirresnind with
de.vs and d 1'
tho-e of ihi-.
NoTtf-E. Til-
1!. iVvi iR A Co:
. ( r:i.
J.-iir.
I td's Supper will Ic ad
ministered in the l.titluriii church, in I41
vansville, Sunday iiiorning. May K,at 10:30;
Preparatory service--, Saturday afternoon;
jireaehing Setc.roay and Sunday evenings,
at 7:"o. L. L. Sii:ri:r,
Pator.
Jv'ms'. jwn is in lulping in a loan exhibi
tion, ( oils'.., Inj; if ;iniiis of rare or cu
rious workmanship, war and I Lilian relics,
old books end manuscript", minerals, fo
ssil. pictures ond otiier special or historical
iiiemento of John-town or Cambria
county,
Township i.nd l oion-rh auditors too often
neght-t the puMication of their accounts.
Tlieir publication is required by law, and
t je!ialtics are atfixcil for not complying.
Cas- have come before the courts in several
As we were K?rcinkulating about the
. 1'.-,
ye. , otato."S, A I
.1 -...., r . 1
, , : counties oi me nta'c, ana in wiik ii ineouui-
' t ..at:.e, nn.l gn home 1 ,. , , , , . ,
,. ,.. 1 .i. , .tors were Jined for neglect. The clerks
-hi rl'otiM c:tis-Mi 1 , , , r , . . . . ,
,,f.i 1 should therefore bear tins in mmd.
I't A lil.lTMts. !
I
'"tctand liest rcmedv J , town the other day we drojipe 1 ititothe mar
well, .'arms Eitcri-id, i M' !!, on the south crd of Tmkeyfoot
; strtv.-t and were shown a runiber of vcry-
I . t 1 - 1 1 -
IH at Jilel iiuiiu.-un:v; in aiisienes iinii jnonu
ments bv the rcntlemanly jiroprietor, Mr.
William F. Shaffer. Among others shown
rrpet and W all Paper h), ns a nionoment built to mark the last
I ' er A (-,,",. Cotne ncd ; resting place of George Dull and wife at
''are.1 v.c w ill " i t A-nii ! Mill Itim Favettt'countr. It is B f-t lii-h
' flllall 1 .!v.,i.,i (I,.i ' i .1 1 . .n,l t c,..;l.,i in .
........ v-i 1 1.'- , tot; . -v .... a...?... m ceijr
ssifTi-tr-. : handsome siyie. j ne price is .My
J tLS AND NAPKINS AT Shaffer is o most caj.ital workman and his
MLS. A. K. 1'IIL'S. 1 prices are beyond competition.
l...;'rierv and fancy
walteu A (Vs.
j'l'l
The origin of the word Yankee is now
difiicult to trace. The old sxlling was
Yanke. Some have said that it was coined
in Europe and u?ed to designate all persons
in the American colonies. Others hare ar
gued that it eould be traced to the Indians
in their attempts to pronounce EnglUh, and
called them Yangbees. The learned Dr.
Thatcher declare it was first nsed by one
Johnathan Hastings, a fannerof Cambriilge,
Mass., as a cant word to express excellence ;
as o Yankee good lionse. or Yankee good ci
der ; just as the people of Louisiana, when
recommending any article for sale at New
Orleans, declare it is real Creole butter, or
Creole eggs. At any Tate, the word Yankee
has become a famous word, and while our
Southern brethren point indiscriminately to
all Northerners as Yankees, nevertheless the
genuine Yankee will continue to be found
"down East," where lie was first discovered.
When be is found in any other quarter of
the countrT lie may be recognized, but lie is
awav from home.
The School Directora of Somerset county
met in convention, Tuesday afternoon, for
the purpose of electing County Superin
tendent for the ensuing three years.TUe bouse
was called to order st two o'clock, p. m.,
and an organization waa effected by electing
Col. E. D. Yutzy, of 1'rsina, President, and
Dr. W. S. Mountain, of Confluence. Secre
tary. The roll of Directors wai then called
by the Secretary, and UO resjiondcd to their
names. On motion the Chair appointed W.
H. Miller, ofCuemahoning,ond E.P.Miller,
of Milford, as tellers.
Proff . John C. Wellcr ond J. C. Berkey
were nominated for the office of Snperin
ten dent. A tm rat vote i then taken
with the following reiult J.C. Weller95;
J. M. Herkey 45. Prof. J. C. Weller was
then declared e'ected Superintendent of the tad $1.00. If your Langs ore sere, Chest or
pnblic schools of Somerset county, for the I Bock Lome, we Shlloh's Porous Plaster,
ensueing three years. On motion the elec-1 Sold by Ceo. W. Benford, Druggist, Son
j tion of ITof. Wellcr wos made unanimous. . erset. To.
trial grants to be taxed.
Franc worth Rood, endorsee of E. B. Caw
vs. Abrain Beam ; Assumpsit. Jury return
verdict for the defendant.
V. R. Smith, endorsee of E. B. Caw vs.
Abram Beam ; Assumpsit. Jury return o
verdict for defendant.
All other cases on the list were either set
tled or continued.
The Grand Jury before their ilischarge,
Wednesday morning, submitted the follow
ing report :
On our visit to the County Alms House,
we found the house and premises cleanly
and in orderly condition and in good repair,
except that one lightning rod on the barn
needs repairs ; that the jail is not in very
good repair and recommends that the proper
authorities see to the necessary repairs ami
improvements at once ; that we found the
Court House in good condition.
E0AD AKD I! HI IX IE VIEWS.
A etitioii of citizens of Greenville town
shia, fora road to lea1 from a point on a
....1.1:.. 1 u. ie....i.e ... H ...a... 1
. . . T. ...... ! liable thirst for Congressional
on toe I urkey loot road near l reuenck w cr
ner's. The court appointed John R. Scott,
surveyor, Joseph M. Hay and Abraham
Beach y viewers.
A petition of sundry citizens of Jenner
township, for a bridge across the Roaring
Run on the public road leading from. Jen
ner X Roads to Davidsville at Friedline's
Mill. The court appointed Elwood Swank
surveyor, Benjamin Blough and Peter Spel
clier viewers.
A petition of citizens of Elk Lick town
ship, fora road beginning at a pnblic road
leading from Salisbury west to Compton's
Mills on land of Wilhelm's heirs to the
public road leading from Salisbury to
Grantsville to vacate parts of the road. The
court appointed M. D. Miller surveyor, Sam
uel Bogcr ond William Fritz viewers.
A petition of Sundry citizens of Elk Lick
township, for a road to lead from a point on
the public rood leading from Salisbury to
Mechanicsburg at a point in West Salisbury
near to a point on the public road leading
from Livcngood's Mill to Mechanicsburg at
or near the bouse of Samuel Thomas. The
court appointed Alfred Mitcbel surveyor,
Solomon Hershberger and Jeremiah Linton
viewers.
A petition of oitizeni of Somerset town
ship, to vacate and supply part of o road in
said township. The court appointed C. F.
Walker surveyor, Jeremiah Woy and Oliver
Knepjier viewers.
A petition of sundry citizens of Stony-
creek township, for 0 public road leading
from a point on the SlianksvITle rjad at or
near Joseph Lamberts, near the hand board,
to a point at or near the barn of Zachariuh
F. Lamlicrt on the Stoystown road. The
court appointed Joseph Table' surveyor,
Aaron Crissy ond Charles Williamson
viewers.
was signeil liy not more than sixteen per
sons, fully half of whom sign anything they
are x-kea 10, no; caring a uauoec v. iio or
what it is for.
One or two passing thoughts may be nam
ed in reference to the redoubtable Utneml,
who seems to command the small squad of
malcontents in Somerset county. To us it
is passing strange that be should single one
ofiicc-aolder out as being objectionable on
account of length or time of public service.
You certainly made a good point on him in
a reference lo the fact that eneof his broth
er s-in-iaw nas oeen lattening on i;ie nour
ishing qualities of onice-food for tbout
twenty-two consecutive years. L-n't con
sistciicy a jewel ?
Further, there is a most derided convic
tion in the niimls of all persons who have
watched the scarred and heroic General of
many such conflicts, in County, District and
state Conventions, that no man has a more
vaulting ambition to get and hold an office
than he. His aspirations for a scat i;i the
iate Senate are still remembered ; his insa-
lionors was
not slaked by two terms, hence his strenu
ous efforts to secure the nomination when
Oenr.il Campbell was selected over his head;
and it is now generally believed he is groan
ing after judicial honors. The truth is, he
is a veritable jKiIitical Micawbcr always
waiting for some political preferment to
turn up, but in the meant inic hoping to
make something "turn up" by an artful tuse
of li s sch'n.ing q-iujities.
A JolIXJTOWtSER
lim.vE, Pa., April 50, ISM.
Ed. IIf.bvid : With your forbearance I
hasten to answer a communication purport
ing to have leen written at Berlin. Int by
the way was written at Somerset.
The writer under the tutmdtjJvme of
Truth enarges me with having written
the "Beast-Butler ' communication which
appeared in your columns April 9. I will
say right hero and now that he lies and the
truth is not in 1iim. The truth of my state
ment could be huljstantialedif Mr. Scull and
"Beast-Butler" would agree to show the
manuscript. I have no knowledge of the
editor's rules, but I do not think that he
makes a public cxhition of all matters sent
fir publication. Besides I do not think that
time is of so little .value to him that he
could spend it in showing inannscripts to
every num-skull who might want to see,
them in order to get np a newspaper con
troveisr.md detract from the character of the
author. However, this is a matter in which
I have no ri-lit to dictate. (I allude to
showing the at tide or not showing it.)
Now, if "r.uih'' wanted to comment on
'Beiwt-ButlorV' article, he should have had
some knowledge who the "Biast," us he is
pleased to term him, was, and not make a
per.-ouul attack on an innocent man. I call
it personal, from the fact that I was the on
ly man who was prosecuted for selling li-
GRAND CTENING- OF SPRING AND j 1,llr without license at the January Court.
SUMMER GOODS AT HEFFLEY'S OLD 1 Jlut M I-'r)h",al -,f 1 Si7 il waa the Com-
1 m:s-ioners c.erk who wrote the article ua
1 ier the assumed name of "Truth."' Let me
1 for a nio.neut notice the motives by which
! tlie party who ma le thciuforiuation against
lie was not working for
OP MKtSKSDAI.O "ot 'ill.
'.T; t"!,)'-ct to tbo itwl'lon ef fi-;; ui.llcan Frl
1 nury i.lee'li n, Jnn Us, tl.
U'. F01l SHElil
Contain, wera von nim-lied bv th P.rast !
Butler" article.!? If not, w i,. .Ill you j W.!I. VR'i. i'Z
squeal? I would advl'e you to ap iloie fort or naoTfiKaavALi.itr Tovvitdiir.
the terrible mistake you ma le, and ia thnt Snt-ji-, t, ttie .J-!s!"i f.f jlie Kp-it.-Iicaa Prl-
futuro let 111noce.1t a-ni inofi'eti-ive men i m" -'c"a, jmsai,
nlono, or when you ;;rt in this sr-:-o:i of the
e.mnty solieitin the inllueueo i I suppirtj
of 1113 ni'-n whom vo l now Ul'i tie wlti.out !
the slightest eau.-e, you nay not find ;iiis a ;
favorable climate. "Truth," if you want to
write a:i!n, Uo not be so cowardly, but !o
as I do, sign your name. Yours,
J. B. Lawucbt.
Stosvcreijc, April 1S.S1.
Ed. IIehald : The p.iliticil discussion.!
which have Ix-en going 011 in the county
for the past few months have established
one thing beyond the possibility of a doubt.
Every OiJ'inlh-Ilfjr.iblieini in the county has
turned up 011 the side of the bolters and
kickers. Every so called Republican, who
a few years ago aided in defeating General
Campbell for Congress, and Colonel Yutzv
for Senator, is a blatant bolter, kicker and
In'irpf ,,:, )t follower of Boss Koontz.
It matters litile in what form the opprd
troiili!iiiifestcd itself, whether 1-ccoming
out ami out itreennacKers like J. ir. Ugle, or
by skulking in the heat of the campaign
like the Bos ; the whole crew now stand
united in opposition to the fundamental ar
ticle of all political t reed..--the rili; ,,f (ho
majority to rule.
In one township some of these same fel
lows declare publicly that they will not
7
M'FOK SHERIFF,
RUSH S. 3IcMII,LEN
Cif MiimEcisuEic TowarniJ".
Su'-iri-t t lbn!;-cl!.n of the C"p-.!I!i".ia
Uarv Ele:tt-'B, Jane i.
IrU
supoit certaiti candidii
at the. cumins
primary election, liecatise such candidates
were opposed toCoiTroth last fail.
This U the army which Gen. Koontz is
commanuing, and in which J. i. Ogle, ap
plicant for the Collector.sliip, ii corporal.
Let the Gen. make use of his legal learning
and tell us whv this is so. Sui'iiose you ex
plain why every Cnrniii-Jl, ,iu!,i;:ri, in the
county is now in favor of bokinj and kick
ing and why they all claim to be Independ
ent Republicans? Were you farr.Uhing tliein
spiration which led them to support Cof
froth and oppose Campbell, the unanimous
nominee of tlie party ? We are aware that
you were opposed to Gen. Campbell's nomi
nation last summer, but we must admit thct
we are loath to believe that you were tiien
commanding the CnJ.-ofli-IlrpnlHrnnr. But
these are plain questions, and a p!:.in an
swer wiil remove much doubt from the
minds of many true and stalwart Republi
cans who believe in majority rule ; and who
arc opposed to bolters, ki.kc.-s, independents
in 1 ( 'ojfmth -iVrt.W.V.1 fir-t, last and all
the time.
Then while vo:i are answering the above
'FOR SHERIFF,
MAIILON MII.LEU,
or soMir.szT mniflir.
Suh;-tto tha .tecliiua of tlie &ci.u'.:icia I'll,
marr ii.te7tin, Junu vt, lo-st.
r rFOR SHFAIIFF,
JOHN WINTERS,
or 80UKS3LT Towjisntr.
Satinet to theiletlJlfin of ths Eputl!cn Prt
marj Election, Juae lfeil.
3rF0R sheriff,
JOHN J. SPANG LEU,
Of &OMEHSLT -rownsair.
SuteTt to the .'el-l -n rr tlie Rnptilillean Prl
ciarjr ElcctiuD, J uae '-i, ls-il.
vFOR SHERIFF,
A. J. SCIIELL,
or sojiEtisrr noitormi.
8ulii"-tln the t-':-.l .n of tlie P. ;at:i--an Pr
omry Eievtion, Jna? "i.
tFOR SHERIFF,
MARTIX SHAXK,
or SToxETcnrxr; township,
Snlt,t to ths drrlfton of ttio Itepabli.-nn Prl-nuti-y
Election, Jane ii, 1SS1.
tzrFOR SHERIFF,
B. F. SNYDER,
07 CU31XA.
tsabiit tn tho decision of the Kcru'illian Prl-
niaiy Electlun, June b. 1S1.
TEt f3SES !
TItt"s)SFS !
TUCS3KS!
TRUSSES!
TUl'SSES!
TRUSSES!
THUSSES !
Tsusssr.: :
TRUSSES!
thus;f.j:
T.U'SSES!
Taussr.-j
tkussejj:
TRUSSES!
TurssEs:
TKUiiSES!
TKUSSES!
TRUSSES!
THUSSES
i
TRUSS LSI
TRUSSES!
TRUSSES!
TRUSSES!
TRUSSES !
TRUSSES!
TRUSSES !
TRUSSES!
it
Tl.Ue
Tits
TRUSSES ! TKUSSES ! !
tE3 !
Tiio-e an
jii't re's iv.
I hi
..ih!
tu
ne I .
C. 1ST. BOYD.
HA33 RU3Bt3 TRUSSES, CZZTAVl lU'JZ:
LEATHER nnd COH1A13H TR-J"3SS
i 1 :i- i fill t i Yiw tr.'.v
ci: ciLttx.o:d trxj.z
Ai ,v i t s c'.e:.'! au-I 1 ;iil' in.'-ble. vvi'i . It!" V --r ill'.
aii-l is by far ths iiiu-st trn-s v -t o.it. ).,! !,. ti.-o
wiil ma:.e a sjei iality of lining you. A nic. I of
E3,
LADIES' aai UESVS M'.IOUl.Drr
are ani-io tire iif--v -m-N ri-''- ive..l.
Aiiv L.oo'is :c,t in s- i. ii wiil lie or-lere
MlliC Sc-lToUTERS, tlfl.TS, IJ Xi '.r.l ji.
.I'J A.'S, A.HKl KlS f ,r V,l:ie.e Veil!-,
cerufi d limlrJ.
Jir-Th'ise having tro il.le to t Tr.i
pri-in
Km.i:
I-.i.v-r:
to call and have nn-a tin: taken, a
liiHi -rio!. rtii'l prici-- reasi!iaiiie.
I lit l
ill le) well
naratif - s I.
C. T. BOYD,
KAHHOTH LLCCK
:t. pa.
ul -i
j t.-.' a 1:3:
j-fU-T-s:5E:r
1 ruffs' r-; t
r,:":.:i:
Tfc.u.-.s .:
TRU.-SE3!
trusses:
TEUS.S&i!
Titrssia :
TKl -SSES
; trusses:
TSUSS Z-i '
j TKU.SSES :
: trusses:
ti;t'ses :
jruitStis :
TllfSillS :
T2l'SSE3 !
I Somerset Mechanical Works,
ICONSOLIDATiON OFTHEABDISGH AHDMST FGDMEE
'juitious, you ni ylit tti! us wuy every
Jieiuoerat in the county is approving; your
cour.-e c,im e you Ik-cuiuc b'iss. ISt-fora you
attained to the hi 'h honor these same I'.oiir-
bons were damning; you for your devotion
to ihe parly, and ridicule 1 evcrvlhimr you
said iti :'.u or f its principles. Have yoti
changed or 'us IVmocracy cbaiv'el ? X'o
you iiiuiLi::'. fr a moment that yon can
mislead the party by buisteroit-'.y h.nvliiir.
'Dj'.vn with tiie maihioe, 11 j bos j rule for
he Ilcpu'i'i'.aii j arty," while yoa approve
every defec'ion in the party and iMsjome the
boss of tite iliseor luii el 'merit--. AVe admit
you have a v tools whom you can manip
ulate, but the preat bulk of the pariv, lite
reading portion, will not fall down and or-
bhip you as an infallible boss.
Now General, draw your pen, which
know is raijjhticTthan the sword, and give us
plain explanations of yonr cutrse. Plain,
simple answers is what we want.
RF.ol'I.AK.
IS" FOll REGISTER and RECORDER,
JOHN C. IIOSTETLER,
or ssyoCsdals Roancaii.
Sntijeft to the lorisloo of tlte RspuMlenn Pri
mary Elect iuu, Juuettt, lssl.
VST FOR REGISTER ami RECORDER,
Win. PARK KOOSER,
ex soytusET BOCOIUH.
Saliiiwt to the ilwisi-m of the KepaiiMin Pri
mary Election, J auo - ,
ZzTFOR REGISTER and RECORDER.
A. A. STUTZMAN,
or sroxvi r.iiK TowsAtnr.
Sutyeet to the itct-!i :n i f the Ilef ualkan pri
ciiirv election, June "5.
TO
Farmers, Hcrcliants, 3IH1
Owners and Gtlters,
We present herewith a cut
una
Which will
than r.nv
r
ho soM fur hs mr.i.f v
olht-r Iiritortcil I'luw",
.'fiuil
wiil nl.-o i
1.
nrol v.'li w'll fl!.-
Vi'e also make the
WOIiVE
V.'ell known and l.ih!
who have Usui ir.
We also make N-is. 2 ai.d i
.f br ai
1" '
VrX .'.I'-" i''-.
WOODCOCK ROWS, CENTRE LEVLr Af
HARTZELL FLOW. H AFITZELL'S
Aril) IMPROVED BKOV.'.i rLGVb
KAR TZLLL'S i0S. 1 AMI 3
HILL SIDE FLOWS, A'-D
lltGN PEAM HILL
SIDE FLliWS,
4:,' ;e;- ' .-..
ZZ-mR TREASURER.
Gvxnvn: j. iilacjc,
o? vr3;ALE coitoi'oi:.
Sul'ie'-t to the lcei!-in if the It-.,;,a'ilian Fri
raary 'Elactton, Jun-5 ij, ISSt.
t-F0R TREASURER,
JOHN II. WE I MICK.
or aintCKSET boeocqii.
Snhjpet t the dec!.ioi of the Kci uli'lesn Pri
mary Electioa, Jui.o -i isl.
1 All of v. i.i '1 vi ill ! s
In piireof your Meri
' cTiuiiine our Plows i i
! as we can and wiil ma!:
do so. e are aiso pn t
I of repairli: to S.:w
i
Id nt Pl.t'-.'
ians, ore.i'i
re pnri ! a-i:
it to v'.:r i:
re-l t .1 i
m.Hlri.t Mill
II US l". l
: other-.
3IACKi:ER Y
1 Tiire-:.i:i;r Ma- iiiin -.
j ad'iiiioti to 1 1 - i"U ;"
i and Manufacture
tice In
a a.o-.-k
K. If. "Werner, of F.d kwood, has been ai)-
pointed ae;ent for the Mile, in Somerset
county, of the Uevie.I New Testament and
listory of its revision. This hanih ome vol
ume will be an exact reprint of the Author
ized IhiL'li-li IMition of the Kevised Xew
Testament, with a History of iis Origin and
Transniission .f the Xew Testament Pcr"-
ures. and of its many vr-ions and revis
ions thnt have been made, lso a complete
hih-tory of the last combined movement of
the best scholarship of the world ; with rea
sons for the elfort : advantrc-e.i rained:
ketches of the eminent men cmr'ned upon
it, etc., etc. The work '.will contain a'.mnt
M paires in CTeelhiit new tyie, will be
printed 011 tine white paper, and will lie
bound in very neat und sulistantial styles :
Kxtra Knriis:h cloth, rink!eil eile, il oO ;
Arabesrpie leather, gilt ei'ge, K (; French
morocco, gilt cde, ? 5 C-J. Mr. Werner has
made arranseineiits to canvass part of this
larjre field, but those who wish a copy of
the earliest edition had better send in their
irdei-s as soon as' practicable, as there is
likely to be a great ru. h for this eminently
prpular work.
AbVKRTn-En I.rrtEus. The following ad-
lresscd letters in the PostoiTiee, at Somer
set, will be sent to the Dead better (.mice,
Washington, !).'., if not called for on or
before May 2o, 1-v.l :
llrady, Scott. Li-pley, Allies.
Uaitlebaugh, tiisj. Leatliam, llcnr.'.
Bittner, Ilachacl. (2) Miurdy, Jesse.
Shaffer, Annie II. .
Sherbme, MUs Alice.
Smith, Mrs. May A.
Thorpe, S. M.
Piddle, Mr. 1. J.
Cat-lain, Henry.
Corroll, Wm. I".
Gesner, Mrs. Anpy.
Cuthnc, Pl. W.
A. C. Pa vis,
rosfinaster.
tJTFO R C OMX'ISXIOXEi:,
ADAM C. LEPLEY,
or ELKLII.K KWJillll'.
Bu'ijrt to the dcciiiiira nr the I'.epulilican Prl
mary Eieetiun, Jql It5, IStL
ViTlOR COMMISSIONER.
JOSEPH HORNER,
of ev: :eset towsshi.t.
Snh'rt t. the itffiFtnn nt the Itcr'i'j!!"tin Trl
rutry Eiecii'm, June 'li, UM.
1ST FOR COMMISSIONER,
SAMUEL LUCKMAN,
or Mifoe.1) T0.VSSHIP.
Sol j -t to the deel-I-in or the Republican Pti
mary J.lecilon, June 2i, Ivsi.
WFOR COMMISSIONER.
PETER ZUFALL,
ov i rrnRTrr.Ein rooT Towxamr.
Sai-inrt to the lCT-li n if the ISeiiaMlraa Pri
mary Eleetiun, Jane I'S,
ZWFOR COMMISSIONER.
F. J. COUNTRYMAN,
Of BBOTIIERSVAM EV TOWSSHIP.
Vahjrettothe derWoi if the Republican J-i-mary
Eieclien, Jane 1, lsSL.
Z5F0R COMMISSIONER,
ADAM S. SHAFFER,
OP JEN Mi R TOWS SI! I r.
Suhjert to the lecisin of the K :prblieao I'rl
nury Election, Jane Zi, 1S-I.
I CAR WKtLS AND A (ili.S. sLfl
I SOL.?, KESLUKS CiATt
And a full a -'irt of n
Cook in is St-i'.'i-s.
Very'
rs f ,
mis of
Somerset, i'c
l u U u '
n'l.
"s
::- -1
A -
i.
JOHN E. BLYMYEE,
DEALER IN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass,
OILS, &C, 60C.
Paints
The followlii.T is : partial ll.-t of ( hi. ids in St-s-k: a.-;.u:.
(Hatchets, Hammers, Chisels, Adfs, A'c. Iihi'-ksmiili's x . L
Kiles, Hammers, Ac.. Saddlery Hard'.vare. Tab Trees. I .i",w.i !ii!i
Dits. an l Tools. Table Knives and Porks, Pocket Knives Sei-
P,
, . ;;ivs.
IX...ns. Anx ils. V ;.
. Haines. Um klt-s. I.Iiil-s,
rrs r-T-.,MT, a"-., I !;-.--:,r-
Asswuti This Ul'kstion. xxhv io so
many people we see around us, seem to pre-
rto siithrand be niado miserable by In
digestion, ConstijiAtion, Dizziness, Loss of
Appetite, Coming up of tho Food, Yellow
kin, when for 70 cts. wc will sell thtni Shi-
lob's Vitalize-, guaranteed to ture thera.
Sold by Ceo. W.
erset, Pa.
lienford, Prupgist, Som
IJOVMAXSPAXGI.KR.-Att:ie Luther
an paronnse, in I'ridens, April 2'., l.v-l, by
RELIABLE CLOTTIIXG TI0r?E! "
Having just returned from the East with
a full stock of Ready-made Clothing, I am
now prepared to offer the public greater bar
gains and better goods than ever. My coun
ter bear the fullest and best lines of Mens',
Youths and Boys' Clothuig ever before seen
in Somerset, which I intend to dispose of at
liurl Bottom Frirft ! Look at these figures
and come and be convinced that I mean
business:
Mens' Xo. 1 Woolen Suits worth $MQ,$7 50
" good " " " $ioru$oo
M heavy working " $8(i$5 00
" serviceable " " 00
Single Vests from 50c. upward.
Youths' good Wl n. Suita worth f 103$ 50
-fwrf-i 00
heavy ' $3 50
Boy' Suits from $3 50 np to f 10 00.
Mens' All-Wool Pacta worth Kfi $250
" Worsted " " $0 00i$2 12
" Heavy " ' ' $1 00 $2 00
" Serviceable ''-.- - " $2 5ufti.fl 00
Don't purchase your spring and summer
clothing before inspecting my stock and
prices. II. IlKrrr.rr.
Somerset, April 27, 1SS1" .
S hiloh's CoMrm i Cre. This is be
yond question the most successful Couyh
Medicine we Lave ever sold, a few doses in
variably cure the worst cases of Cough,
Croup, and Bronchitis, while Its wonderful
success in the cure of Consumption is with
out parallel in the history of medicine.
Since its first discovery it has been sold on a
guarantee, lot which" no other medicine
can ttand. If yon have a cough wc earn
estly ask on to try it. Price 10 cts., 50 cts.,
Die was actuate!
Hit iuterc.-t of the governiuc.it, neither wan
it to have the laws of our land cnfoiced, be
cause he is not a law-abiding citizen ; but
it was for self-iuterest. It was a plan, plot
or scheme to get me to viuIaU: the law, and
then tarn around and return me, thinking
thereby to be released from paying a pretty
heavy judgment. The whisky was not got
ten for them at all. It was gotten for a par
ty of screnaders. - When he found he
could not rset me to release him on this ruse,
he run it through Court, and thus it amount
ed to what it did. But it will be seen that
I had the honesty to get up and acknowl
edge my guilt like a rdan, and am honest
enough to reiterate it njain, more than
'Truth" might do if he were in the same
predicament. .
"Truth," were those proceedings not
published in our county papers? Why must
you herald end difluse it through the coun
try once more? Is it because you try to
make people believe that yon are so law
abiding or because yoa want to let people
know that you can write newspaper articles
and slander a young man? I think your
malice got the better of your judgment. It
appears it is a predominant and nncontroll
ablc passion of yours. You are aiming at
the destruction of an innocent man's char
acter, and making him the object of defama
tion, calumny and reproach, just to appease
your savage malignity. We might say
something that would not fall so pleasantly
on your ear", but will not unless further
provoked.
As to being fu Jilled, we are a sober, indus
trious people, and mean to earn our bread
by the sweat of our brow, ond not by living
on the spoils of the county. In my cstima-1
Rev. J. J. Welch, Mr. Isaac
Mi.-s Emma C. Fpanglcr, 1.-.
coui-tr Pa.
Bowman ami
!i of Somerset
MILLEU-EIIODI--Cn f-'al;l u?h ever
inc. April 21, at the residence t f the oxi
dating milliliter, Rev. E. Y. Iockcy, 1
Eutkkwyod, Mr. Joseph loi'.lcr and Ml.
Sarah Rhodes, all of this county.
DIED.
ZIMMERMAN.
21th, Louis Zii'.imc
his ac.
-In frniiierset, Pa., April
rmaii, in the 7-:!i year of
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
TOT tti llli PflEETla
We arc authorized to announce the fol
lowing n.ime3 as candidates for the various
offices designated at tho Republican Prima
ry Election, to Ikj held on Saturday, June
i", 1SS1:
Z3-F0R PR 0 THO NO TA R Y,
DENNIS MEYERS,
or soxxeaiT sor.ovaiu
Sa'.jeet to the iWlrlim l the Republican prima
ry election, J ute iiiih, 1361.
F0n FR0TII0N0TARY,
S. U. TRENT,
OP SOVE&SET Bonocon.
Snlijet to tho decision of the Beputillciui Tri
inti Llcctii d, June 21, 1H8L
tSF0RrR0TK0NGTARY,
J. ROBERT WALTER,
OF WmtRSET BOBOrOH.
Subtwt to th decision r the Repnblleai prl
Brj tleellbB, Jso S&th, 18.-L
tarFOR SHERIFF,
JAMES S. CLARK,
or wiLroRD Towxsmr.
Su'.'ieet to tbe decision nt the Rcrublloan I'll-
Ery tlls;UaD, Jane li, 1Mb
3 J VJi t t.ijie,.siy..i..
A. P. MILLER,
Ol" BIMTHEnSX-ALLnV TOIVSSHIP.
Sut jset to the i!-i?lin of t.'i E.patl:caa Frf
taary tUeyiou, June 'l IsSL
Z3F0R COMMISSIONER,
I). M. FIKE,
ojelkuck Towxsmr.
Su' trst to the de!f!in of tho Ki-pnhliean .ri
mary Klcctioo. Juue ii, ls-i.
ZWF0R COMMISSION'!,
PETER WEIMER,
0- MILPORD TOXV-RHir.
fsnl.ieiHtothe ds?!lon if the KepuMIcaa l"ii
tnary Jilectioa, Jor-.e Zt, 1S31.
Z3F0R COMMISSIONER, j
SOLOMON J. BAER,
OP VEVET.8D.XLE tOnoTfll.
Sntjset to the decision of the K -publican Ftl
mary Illcetloo, Juue 'ii, 131.
the largest s'r-k 111 Somerset County. Painter s (JoivLs. a fail stock. White I
Colored Paints for inside ami outside pr.intiic;. Paints in oil. all col. r?.
Vanrisli, Turpentine, Flaxseeil oil, I'.rus lies. Jaj-e.n lin er, Wainiit
Slains, &c. Window (ilass of ail siz;-s and p!a-.s cnt to
any shape. The best Coal Oil always 0:1 her. i.
t'nr stock of Coal nil i.anii s is v ry
laree ai.il comprises rrvelcra::'.
s'xies. llit-tons ( iie-.i-
lar. Meiey a:, !
I'ross-cut Saws. ?!lil
Saw Piles of h. -t ipiality. Por
c l.ii'i-litied Kei'b-s. Jlamili-s tt" ail
tin Is. Shovels, Forks, Spades. Rakes, Ma;tock.
fi.uli Hihs, Picks, Scvthcs. Snail. s, Sie-L's, 'j.-t Steel.
Mason Hammers, Step 1,-idoer". Carriage and Tire Bolts
slzesi. I.ookimj (ilassrs. Wa.-hlioa.il. CI
!. r Ma's, lsket". 'Fuiw, Woo len Feii keN. T
leys. Butter Prints. Mop Micks. Tnij-s. StLt-lvan!-. .
Chains, Halter Chains, Siiof, li.it, a.id Scrub l:ru-i.
.e:el
V'r::;eers, Meal
l. I1ohj of all sizes
i.'v.r.i rj nmi S'ni. :
r.-c l-r'i-hi-5,('vrr,
ol
lir.vPi
s. Tra
(.-lul.s.t
s. l ow
DGORX.OCX5. IIIXCE.S. rStnCWIK, I.ATtlirS, BCOK-IiAOHS
and everything in tlie buiider's line. Caj s. Lead, .-l ot,
The fact is, I keep evcrx-thing that b 'oi,-s lo the Ward
I in this kind of goods and pive my whole attention to ir.
any one in need of anything in my line, will find it to ti:.
I will always give a reasonable credit to responsible js rsoi
lor tocr patronage, ana liooe tins si-.ts-'ii to make n-any r.ew ones.
POX'T I'Or.nFT THE FL.UT.
, I'oivilt-r, SoiViy Fu.-c, etc., etc
.-. are trade. I .ha! . x. le-iv, Ty
Pcrsor-' who are le:;loi;;. or
rir a'lvant"e to give ire a celi.
is. I tbauk, ii-v old cum titers
ti
Jacaary 2 , 1S30,
IS o. 3, ISYKTTS BLOCK."
JOHN F. BLYMYER
tS'FOR ASSOC l A TE J UDGE,
JOHN II. SNYDER,
or STOVSTO"VS Dor.ovoH.
5u! "! to the dri-Man or ths Rrpoblkaa Pri
tnary .lee:!nn, Juas 2a, U L
ZSTFOlt ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
JOHN M. GLESSNER,
or stosky: ane.K ToxvxaiiiP.
Kn-.;t to the riert ;i a of the Kpubhean Prl
miry lceiioc, June i. If si.
Vn"F0Il ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
SAMUEL WALKER,
OP lUsnKLMC TIW5.nil"
fsiit-ji-t to the deci.-i iB'-f tt.a EefcblL-aa Pel
msry i.'kx-tlen, Jnce ai. Usl.
tSTFOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
SAMUEL SNYDER,
or svcrrr Tov?;s"tir.
Ju i-"t lo the derision -f the Itrpat-lican Pr"
mry jLiotUoa, Juae lb, ISjL
E0R ASS0CIA TE JUDGE,
AVILLIAM COLLINS,
OP SolItUSiT POEOl t ll.
Sul iert to the 'leeisioa of tiie Kem'ilieaa ITt-
Inary tJcntioo, Juoe tla, l&sl.
M CEHTRAL HQTLE
Main Street,
Somerset, pr...
Will open f-r gucits c 1
January 10th, 18S1.
mm ABDERSOH.
' ffV.
iH AVu-lL.
Tfcia hoaee ii furcisbad ia 5;t-j
clasp, modern atyls, with tbo raoil rn;
conTeaiences of Iletiera, Hot ted
Cold Water Kith?, i
Largo KeadiDj-Koorr.fi, -Parlors -1
j Chambers, cctl
Itacted. The Tab!
S3 good as tba te3r.
j From evfcrieaee ia tha llotc! htist.
jccsal Salter mjaeif I caa rtr.dtr
satUfactroa to ail who call.
rO.iCGLlEEmSlhEET
pit1:
Ms
h, .j oiiLY i 50 A' WAR
able and Kir wi!I !e, V.J.'XaVV'
THS BALTIMORE
tprrnri pan n n first: in vector, i
JOHN J. BAKER, l.
C SOUEIISIT Towssnn".
Sai if -rt t the ilccUloo of the Republican Pri-
raar; i.!etiiun, June i, lsttl.
X'FOR J'O OR 110 USE DIRECTOR,
JESSE HOOVER,
or xaroaD township.
Snt;jmtothe !!sloii of the Rtti''lKSO Prf-
nary tlec-'cn, June 2i, Usl.
ZsTFOR POOR no USE DIRECTOR.
ALEX-COUNTRYMAN, j
or LAVAxsvjLLrsfOJERSjrr TOjiasmr. j
PuliMict to the deelrion of tha Scpublican lrl- !
mary ticetkm. Jane II , lsSt.
ESF0r. ro OR HOUSE DIRECTOR, !
. JACOB ZE1GLER, I
i
or toxiBSrr Towitsmr.
SnhiH to the 'd;Mon of the EcpnMlcnn Pr!-
Burj tlectlon, Juo ji, 1S11
; Weekly
P. S. KXeindienst.'rpn
TIAM0XD HOTEL, j
STOYSTOV.'N, I'ENN'A.
Tils prpntiir ami c!l known hoope h lt:
ri tkir.osrhtT and rewly r-nttd Kb ll mw
ed tcft ol lornlturr, vhieb li mie it vrv '
dcinlle stoi.picK plare fi.r tlie tramline j n'ote. ;
IH isbie na rooo tnit be rerjisfstsl, nil I"-j
tag first eUfS, with a lame pnblie hall ttich?d ;
lo tbe lame. Also lame and r.rn'f fin'.ltnit.
Kirst clsss l-osrdinsrain be hiul at the lut !-.-
sibleprites, t-J the week, day urmel.
S.51l"tXCi;STER. Proo.
b. C Cor. IHamor.il
Stojrstow i, Pa
Amencriii,
wm mm in
ITT
111
in- -i.rr.s o? ni: uiv,
corv.
rrt:
i
m.F0R AUDITOR.
JOHN T. RnOADS,
or eoMEBsrr Tfiwsmr.
Sub:?et to the dn-t'ion of the ErruMicaa t rl-
mary electloo, June iiUi, lsl.
BOARDINGS LOUSING.
1 Iicto cjifEcJ a'Snt-cUui
HOARDING HOLSK
at HooverTll!e, Srmerfet ronnfr, P.. wfcrrel
csn arcomcdate ail who may call. lraU end
lotialuK lnnitihd at lew ram.
Wureh il. L UAKLES A. LtW IS.
$Si)i WEEK. 12 dv t homo rarity n).i.'8
i m lut'.vcuttlt tree. AadrtM Tars k lo.,
Angvsta, Jialne. Jlr.lo-ljr.
rC Tl O f)0 per dsv st fccn-e. Jairr-
(D(J I (J OZU worth Sfrco. A'llrMsinS j
AX EXTKA COPY .IX MONTHS'
Fii EE, FOR A CLE B OF FI YE,
AND 0XE YEAR, FOR A
CLUB OF TEX.
A Mu'i t h.t ofvaluahle Frrnstita plvftl
of l.h.l s of fMtn 5 tr U'A c Jiiisi, a list nf
which is rtihlishtil in Tni Vkkit Arrr
cax. r-pe iroen copiw suit free.
A-h!ress
fHAS.C.Fl'LTOX,
Am; i;h t'llii i'.
April o, Ct Faltiint'ir,
os It Co , I-riinal, Aitiiii".
$66
a elt in jtnrfn tti. Ti-tr sitit
JUar.lS-lvr. l.rui.i.i, Jtuine.
Um i itT&lv
Aiar.iS lr.