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- John ISraoipim.
i;.;r".,i4li. 1.. I'- Raymen.
-valley, K. 1. KneviHT.
V. S. Mountain.
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. S. M. llollxl.
j'';,'.,,.-!. .-n. S. M. Cover.
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'l'.rT.ukevf.N.t. Samuel M-i.uVr.
;..V(.r.,laU-.N.l-I,',tt,'r-
,;.;!,.r.vlC. J.'l
f'rJ. K. 11. VTcrner.
v .... r John ieor,re.
. ' -rvillP, M. 1. Shafer.
- ',;,', Ai- "vV. r.ownr.iu.
jv'er lioll'inati.
'.''-'ir.'.,i..,!,in '. I J. Ziniinerinan.
V. 31. llom hcr.
, M. A. liruhal.er.
. !:..roui:h, 'Win. U. Fiva-c.
. .1. J. ISovi:ian.
N-Jrui, J..!:. J. Harr.
. -.;;.,n:i.:oii, J. C. CritehlhM.
.'..vrv-'-U, P. (i- llallzer.
n. Charles W. Pintli.
i ,' r.-:.i'. Jiy'.M-rt.
-. r i nk. ; foot, A. M. Cramer.
V.'ia. Shaw.
r.-,'i"- H"K'r-
v r o-t t;r.o. V. I'ii.K,
S-.-crctary.
Cl;airinaii.
; i'.i.h AN 1'KImAKV Kl-Ki TMN.
j:.--ui.'.iean voters of Somerset Coun
r.. ,'i.-t' d U assemble ut the places f
;,.',i,,.;r several ehvtion dtftriots, on
lime "i.jlli, lor uie
loraeouutv tichct and
;' ,i tMittia.
the ciioice of this coiiniy for a j
ve ..r li-esMeut Ja l-e of the XVI
i, l:-:n.:.
;r.o W. IM F.,
Chaii aian.
.ritary.
V"iaa" at U"-.!".
., i'.l'.iers" at lloyd's.
i', i! '? advertisement.
Vjs,i: . l i-hii:-; Ta-Jilo.
;.ti,. y V.'i.rt" at l!oyJ'.
. ; .j.v '.Vatiib at R.ivn's.
,v ; i . !- a' .1. 11. Snyder A Vs.
c Iva-.- and low prices at 11 id's.
- :. 1 Shoulder Unices at lloyd's.
J.jiunj; !Uit'Ut.iatiiu Keine ly at lloyd's.
, ... f, v-h ati.l warranted pur.', at 1! oyu's.
.,,1 il.tt f.
; !..- .s'-'ts., at
J. R. Sxyiiku v os.
a l isters fur side, nt
Mrs. A. i:. r.iL's.
ed by buying your dm,-at
: MM; rmbiviias in full variety
Mas. A. K I'll if s-
.; c--t, at
J. R. Snvi.::i; A '.
I.j !'.
I.i
i-anis at
! letiis.
ut 1m t:tc"s.
' ljdh-s' T;
and C
rs.
Mn. A. K. Vuifs.
.e.ir new lot of I-adies' and
-. cheap at
J. ii. S yii:b A ' ' s.
sof I'.i.niiets, Hats, Ribbons'.
I'iow.
Mi:-,
, at
Mif.
kinds
A. K. l in.'s.
A. K. FhlV.
nf fashionable
all
.f all
Mk A. F. I'iil's.
i'n-shit and Nicest
a'.io
, st
J. R. SsvmtR A Vs.
r. j ived a splendid line of Press
. :.U -ty'e. at
J. It. SnypkI! A Co's.
:s a;:d canvassers make from $2." to
1
" " r v.vek selling goods forK. 0. Hideout
''.. ! Rarciar htreet. New York. Semi
f ':':. i. '.i!ah"-'ne and terms.
and most durable !
i!.e richest, lies'
- Tobacco, ask for Star, and take no
V .r sale at the (Grocery, l lour and
io;,. of
JosIAII Ki l l KB.
i! .ii's 'e-.'.'tabh: Sicilian Hair Renewer is
V n: '-t reliable article in use for restoring :
Tin-i..,ir to iis original ci'lor and jipen t-1
i.'MV.t!l.
iot oft':.,
ry t Iicap.
:.-:i;iri!sevl:
:!.:':i:.' at J. R. Sny.'T A
Call atid see them l-for?
.rv.
Hi; '.t V. viiKitT, M uxCaossSTKitnT. I will
i".'ti l.:uid at ail tiiiu-s, R.vf, Fork. Mut
. atel s iHsage. at n asonable prii-es. ien
iiy ; ill run a meat wagon three times
!i w.-k.
IIf.nrv KiiKi.Aii.
Somerset, Fa.
:. V.', kk. I s.iii prepared to make all
ef I.::ir wo;k. eix-jit l.air jewelry,
i' l.es. fronts, etc., tt the rate -f -K i-cnts
' iice f..r .ilk and from : to 15 cents an
t fo; t otton. No work under :i cents
i'.e. .1. Work can lieieut through Son;-
-t 'iiiee, or h ft
Sla.uVs. deed.
late r.-sblere e of;
A tier. A. StiM i.is.
-ft. Ail Krsoiis arc hereby given no
... . . .
aa Vi-tors v. ::i not lie e-niereuine'i ai i
or it huso fartu on Sundav. an.i
fiiily re'i'.i sn-,1 not to infringe on
o-'-c. Ry order of the RoaM of Ii-
I'kvnkmx Lai-nt.
Steward.
re r.ga'.a m ith ov.r i.ure celebrat- ,
.,. r K., . Anyone ishing tl etr ,
.-- pr, tcct.sl gainst bghtnmg should ,
:U -a,!"f"rt"m e'nmtl I
- 1 h r
.'line l.tth. I MSI. i
! ' " i-n axi. I.ivi.r Cyri.AixT. Is R
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t Il. M2H l 75 cts lo freC 1
75 cis
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f-f c.-crv s. lopton of tboe distros- u'n" '"jmanno urr, anu is cpiany cm
; !i.iiits. ifyou think so cull nt our "'' ' i:licr fon.i.-...:.-j.iif. . -
I i.-! a l-otile of Soil.di ita!:Z r. !
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' toe has pi, litis euarnt.te-c on it,
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V.- .-
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-... i.iei li jt iocs you ijoo.i i
"t yoti noihing. Sold by Geo. W. j
1. I'.lii .-Uf Cm... tvj I 1',, i
r,
'i.xr.-Mx F.-.bm! its T. P. Marcher i m to PiUsburgh on the iu.H train Sat
"',fl' ' "r the R'iike R,1 Ti.inn.ion Fon-' r.r.1 nt ,l,i c,.l t!1 l.ri1 -;.t t.r.,.
n.
ioil. Gra-k-r ami Separateir cotttbincd Is j tlje V. 8 Court on the above charge. Fer-.;o.oJ..ii,;Hl-fl,,.f
, tiit.1tiit.,T.toejtll 1 1..,. i.n i'.a .t.i Mtn v.-.M.
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every firmer .Mice, showing and : ;
';d Mill.
'' titnlcrsigne-d, do cheerfully and
f ric!.iiinn-ii.i jt as be i up the In-st
'-'of the kind ever intrvuliiiHsl into
";''y : having witnessed it .pe-ration
lit with
mraticc.
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Til.
Josiuh Brant,
James Parron,
ilanii'l Keller,
A. J Spanglcr,
Joseph Irwin,
.Jeorge Cohsugh.
Daniel T. Kimmel,
Jeihll A. Groif.
S. S. Shaft". -r.
John S. Gumbcrt,
J. M. Marshall.
J. II.Hite,
(J. F. Scbmuekcr.
J "' I''1 J br ldMi.i.
" " Musir,
i i eyan.l,
't. i.a.iVr,
J.
(i"'"-: hho:..:s.
''s- R Uiicr,
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ra.f'mer.
lay tc!h tho laic.
a hi-l lj-.v.l . a (i.
T.0.0
lOCtlli.
i All a.ijoiiroc.l court v.i:l Ih Iii M.'H Tliun-
j .lay, the ami. .l.iy ,,f J .,' SS.
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I Tiie jjorioii louitli is '.lining it .inrr,
i ami win oiir i itizt'Dfl c.'!vl ru!c the day? J
. . , - 1 tiie troupu, ail thai their atmgi were ap
JuMaii Savior Has iman-erat.-d iiillio! i. ., . ... t- 1.
; futility jail hiit SaMr.iay for ill trcntin
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his
i will'
tir streets: were croW'teel with our country
brethren Sat unlay. It uais a field lay for
the CatiJiilatt's.
. -i
W hat has Utokio of ourislree't Con.mis-
! biouer? Isn't it itlxr.it time to put the street
; Ft raie.n at work.
Although tl.-e Htreams in tliTu county were
iiiueh Bwolien hy the recent heavy rxiusbut
i lit'-Ic Jamae has been rejHirtetl.
J Ir. James O. Kienian.has been tjH-iiiliiig
j the past week in visiting relations at Iji
, trohe. He will return home thU week.
j Omsi'lerahlc portion of the wheat in thin
j county has been broken down by the recent
I heavy rains. T.ut the promise is good for a
! lart- crop.
Just think of one tuati iu York county
picking daily from twenty t.j thirty bushels
of strawiicnies f.r the IlarrUburg market.
jit deems almost impteisil.le, and yet it is
a.-lnajly the eae.
Mr. A. 11. CoilVoih, Jr., is having a neat
iron fence placed in front of bin residence
on I'atriol street, and is making other im
provements that will greatly add to the
beauty as well as the value of his property.
The to lodges in Johnstown of the In
dependent Order of lied Men will meet the
IVrlin lod;:e in Somerset within' a few
weeks at a grand pie-nie. Unanticipated
that a prcut crowd will iiitue up from Johns
town. While returning from " Urcak-Xtek," on
Sunday, Mr. McC'iure, of Washing-ton, and
IUm Me-tJrlir, killed a black rattlesnake, a
short distance below the rocks. It measur
ed alxmt two and one-half feet in length
and hail live rattle.
II. a. Jacob M. Campbell, of Johnstown ,
CoRirres.inian elect from this district, spent
several days of last weeks with his friends
in Somcjot. (!en. Campbell has many
warm friends in this plae?, and is deserved
ly one of the iiei.-t popuhir Jiien in the dis
trict. O.ir ivtecmad friend Mr. Josiah Keller is
j s uvl . ailli' tcd with a vi ry painful carbun
j cle !u the palm of his left hand. The hand
j s -.urribly swoolen, the nwellinp extending
I some distance up the ami and is so trotiMe-
j some that he is cympjhe l to carry it :i a j
Mr. John Rose, one of Johnstown's most
popular young men, Fent the greater part
of hist wvk i: S.miersei, and while here
paid several friendly visits to the IIekald
I sanctum. Mr. R tse is a genial gentleman.
a;; l one whom we will always be pleased to
! have ceil.
The only secret ahotit Aver s Cherry I'ec
torai is in the selection of the b.;st materials
for the cure of coughs and colds and skill
fully combining them by chem'n al proces
ses. This all medical men arc aware of, as
they are furui-hed willi the formula of its
preoar.itior.
lion. T. M. Kimmel, of Chambersburg,
f..riae; ly a resident of this plai and Judge
of the old Somerset, Redford and Franklin
district, is visiting in town, and is the guest
of F. J. K'M'ser, I'sq. The Judge is looking
hale and hearty and as young as when he
!efi Somerset, some twenty years ago.
I V-have a speedy and i sit ive Cure, for
, . artarrh, D.phtheria, anker mouth and
jib ad Ache, in SHIhOilri CATARRH
! RMM KDY. A nasal Injector fr.'e with each
lst;le. Vim; i: if you desire health and
j -.woet breath. 1'riee . cts. Sold by ieo
j V. Utiford, Hruggist, Somerset, I 'a.
Mr. John H. Morrison, of Rakersville.
hail on exhibition a! the Piamond Saturday
afterrioon, one of the Hollingsworth Fat.-nt
Hay Rakes, for which he is the agent. The
rake has two levers, one to be worked by
the foot and the other by the hand. It is
the ni.ist complete rake we have yet Keen.
Vf n v Ar.n You RiLi.iot s ? Recuuse you
have allowed your bowels to become costive
and liver torpid. le Kidney-Wort to pro
duce a fr state of the bowels, and it will
stimulate the liver to proper action, cleanse
the fkin of its yellowness, cure billious
headache, and cause new life in the blood.
Druggists have it. both drv and liquid.
Zioii't llcrtld.
Tiie small bovs ami Some of largt rgrowlh
''vliav.. - ! in a most disgraceful manner at
'the concert hatitrJay niglit, llerealter
when there is to le a public entertainment,
unbss there is an ofihtr of the law present
to make themliehave, no boys under twelve
years of age should be admitted, or if admit
ted thev idiouhl bs muzzle! si that they
ea:ino yell nttr whistle.
1
NoTter, The Lutheran Sunday School of
the Ijvansville Charge have decided to
celebrate tht Fourth if July in the grove
near I.tivansville. on Saturday, July 2d.
Commi'h-es have been appointed on prep
aration of the grounds, music, programme,
de-orations, refreshment!', and invitations
to other schools. Fulther announcements
will be made next week.
The Johnstown Trilmie Fays. "A tiiim
lcr of ladie ar.d gentlemen of this
place arc already making arrangements for
an excursion to Somerset on the coming an
niversary of American Ii.do;endc:ice. If
all who are talking of going to that town
will go it will require a train of half a doz-
en or more cars, anJ will tax the capacity of
Somerset hotels.
The City Rand, of Johnstown, a'.-compan-ied
by a i:u:i.ler of their friends paid a visit
to Some-rset last Thtirsday, and treated our
. . , . ,
The
j party numbered alnmt thirty and tliey weie
I a well behaved, jolly set of yarang men.
j The IIlRAtn makes its bow for (ha beaut i
i ful serenade tendered it and hopes that the
i organization will visit our town soon again.
Nati-ef.'s Sh-ick-Wat. -The kidnevrs aic
nature- s sluice-way to wash otit (th. 4 brts
of mr constantly changing b.xlics. If they j
d not work properly the trouble is felt eve-
j rywi.ere. i ncn oe we aim s.K.n as you se i
tl'.iri nn.l Int. tt foil. Ci.l ! Tt tvttl r-t.tn
the sluice-way of sand, gravel or idiuio and
Flnl) n ne-ie sysieoi. iruggisis se.i ii,
.1 t - 1 ! rr
,
Satnrdiiv morning
was arfe'en a: nis
Mr. Jacob Fletcher
homo by a detective
from Pittsburgh, charge! with liavingstolen
several barrels of whiskey from his bonded
waivhons.... bomsliitie lat winter. He was
,;,t on the prirt- of "Ph'tche Wliiskev,"
Ivi hich for s-.iiiie time so pnzzle-d the brain
of the intelligent editor of that journal that
,s.ir J.r i
' S' :" j
is "so eagerly sought after and cxio
read."
On, What A Ci oh !-Wil yoti lu-.sl the 'f the Convention was cxcepiioiiunj ...u.,
warning. The signal pe'rhfti of the sure ' esting.
npi-roach eT that more terrible discn-e C-.u- Resolutions of coud jlenrt in be-half of the
ininiptii.il. Ak yourself if yon cm for the sick at lbiekwooJ, And of thanks to the
sMkcofsavii.goO cts., to run the risk and do ! friemU who cntcrtaine! the CoiivcuUon,
is.Ubing for it. Wc know from ex rienee ' and on the subjects discussed, were adopted,
that Sbiloh's Cure will eurcy. ur Cough. It ! The Convention closed on Thursday even
r.evcr fails. This cxphiii.s ul.y m. re than ! inp, June fHh. The closing verse of U.e last
half a million bottles Were sold the past ! hymn feung was the following :
year. It relieves Croup, and Whooping! "No more we'll reach the parting hand,
l ough, at once. Mothers do not be without i In yonder bright and b..rvy land.
ii. For Unit Back, Side or Chest, nse Shi- i
use jmii- .
. W.lkn-
loh s Forous Plaster, gold br Geo.
fe.nl, pTugeist, Somerset, Pa.
lA nvry ll.'i4lt-.-ii voter i.i tlit county
! jro t the polls R-ittinlay and .! l i e
j in nomination for tin: v,.rio;n to'lices. til.'
i men of l.ii ch ii'r
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j Au "u:J iv,'i ""vr--" J'.'U'a in Lie
: C.nirt House Satiir.lay cveii-ii, by amiiiiNcr
jufliulieH uuj gentle men from Jol.nstowii.
i Here were p:ntc a number ot line voices m
ivcnien uy lueir larrc auti::in-e, uirrutmus
ofnpphime with whie-li each was rcccivd
pave abundant testimony.
Mr. J. 1'. Kiiiuuel, freight and passi-nger
agent of the S. & C. Uailroad here, has
received a Mipjdy of tickets for the several
stations along the mute between Somerset
and Rock wood, and Somerset and Johns
town. It will be necessary for p:issengers
to the various points to sceure the requi
site p-lstcboard before taking seats on the
care, as the extra p.Teentage will otherwise
be collected by Conductor Smutz.
Let every Republican voter, when he
rocs to the polls next Saturday, closely
sean Lis ticket, and unless it contains the
names of all the candidates destroy it. The
new rules provide that "The names of nil
the candidates .shall be placed on the tick
et." We do not know that any tickets that
do not contain the names of oil will be cir
culated, but we know that it was done last
year and it is well enough for the voters to
be placed on their guard. The regahir tick
ets together with the blanks, etc., for hold
ing the primary election have been sent to
the committeemen of the different town
ships bv Chairman I'ile.
It is reported that charters have been
granted by the State Department, at llarris
burg, to the Fulton t Washington and the
Southern Tier railroad companies. The
length of the former is to be S'! miles, and
to have u capital stock of fl.SlS.tK't), and to
run through the counties of Washington,
Allegheny, Westmoreland, Indiana, Cam
bria, Redford and Fulton. One of ilternii
n: is at Washington, Fa., and the other in
Fuhon county. The Southern Tier is to
run from Waynesboro, Franklin coiitity, to
West Fibtabeth, Allegheny county. The
road is to be miles long, and to pass
throii ;t: the counlicsof Franklin, Fulton,
Redfonl, Soeiersot, Westmoreland and Alle
gheny. Tii cajiital stock is 1 ,24S,tH.
laist Thursday some forty-five members e.f
the Fost of the (.'rand Army of (lie Republic
from Johnstown, came to Somerset for the
purjiose of assisting in organizing a Fost at
this place. The 1'ost was natued in honor
of the gallant Colonel Robert I'. Cummins
who fell with face to the foe at Cict!burg.
His dea l body was pieked up only a few
feet distant from the sil where lieneral
Reynolds lost his life. In naniing the I.-t
in honor of him, his surviving comrades
have paid a handsome und fitting tribute to
his memory. The number of the IV t is
21", an 1 from tlu judgment displayed in
selecting officers, and from the kind ot ma
terial it i compos! of. we feel assured that
it will be a long lived and cuetvxs'ul or
gauiation. Wcare almost persuail. d to accept the
dos'trine hi-ld by some, that children are
born liars, and have to be educated in the
paths if truth. Men are but children of a
larger growth, and we have positive evi
dence that the education of .some of liicm
has been sadly neglected in this particular,
as witness the ttory now being diligently
initiated by gome of cur County uflH lals
to their shame be it sjokcn a.s well as by
others, that a caucus w:is held In this place
last week, in which the editor of this paper
and others participated, vhcrcat, a selection
from the candidates was made, and a ticket
"fixed up" or agreed upon.
We have simply to say that no caucus wts
held of which we have knowledge, no ticket i
or set of candidates agreed upon, that the
story is a lie made of whole cloth, known
to be si) by the parties circulating it, and
thai the voter or candidate who permits
himself lo be influenced by it, is ai green as
a gosl i ng.
R. F. Cummins Tost, 2b, e i. A. U , con
sisting of :X) members, was organized at
Somersei.Ta., i:i I. C. O. F. Hall, June K'.th,
11, by Captain George F. Randolph, ac
companied by Commander V F. Hotipt.
Adjutant George W. Gageby, ami 4'5 com
rades, lV-st No. 30, Jolmstown, Fa. The
following officers were felceted and mus
tered :
Colonel J. R, Edie, Fost (Vimmainler; A.
C.lMvLs, Adjutant; Capt. W. II. Schrock,
Vice Commander; Dr. Jibn Rills, Junior
Vice Commander; Capt. K. R. Sanner,
Chaplain ; fieo. H.Taynian, tftiarlcr Master ;
John H. Huston, Quarter Master Sergeant;
Geo. M. Holderbaum, Sergeant Mojor; Capt.
C. J. Harrison, Oilicer of day ; Maj. J. R.
T red well, Officer of the Guard.
The Fost is now in good working orde r,
and extends a cordial invitation to all old
soldiers of the County to lw-ome members.
Send in your applications.
A. C. Davis.
Adjutant.
The July number of the Auiil .t.iiriV(.
A'i -I ,'ci'- lar.s the usual characteristic o timi'-
liness. Car! Si.hurz leads od" w ith a sugge-' A Card. 1 hear that a report is Uii.g
tive pajier on "Fre-sent Aspects of the In- j circulated by s.v:nc unscrupulous candidates
dian Froblem", in which he discusses the j and their friends, that John J. Spanglcr had
Indian obstacle in the way of the country's j taken the advantage of me in a business
development, the harmonizing of the habits, j transaction resulting in my pe.vti.il 'in
occupations end interests of the red men. ; banassmeiit. I will here say that the re-
the necessity of educating their youth, the ;
making of the men themselves small land ,
proprietors, and the offering of inducements j
to them to sell for a fair compensation the;
lands they do not cultivate. Next a caustic
writer cict-s the views eif "A Yankee Farm-
' on ''The Religious Conflits of the Ago"
to tiie iliscomiiture ei ine mouein ivjTuosuc, i SoMRR.-f.-r Ta. i
Moralist and Evolutionist. Another tren- pcE ?irt:' '
e hant article is "The Power of Plunder", by j ru,i,n landing that S. V. Trent. E.-.,., is
James Fortn, which appeals to U.e sor.fof : a cnnili,,..to f ,ir ihc o!H.0 flf iTothono'ary j
our men of character and wealth, on i atri- orvi)l.rf.ollll!v a!1,l tl,at you are the Repub- i
otic gn.nnds. to enter into politics, and be- (s,,,,, j am imp,,uc..l by tiotivcs of j
ceiuic the fuif.vuar.is of their country gra.;t,;ae for his inviduable services .iuring j
against rings and bt. Mr. Henry ;eorge , ouf t writc v this word in !
dwells on the "CommoiiScn.-c of Taxation."', j,,. As E.lW;,an Oiainnan of!
"The Cost of ruelty is prcscnteei l.y .Mr. j raport county, I feel that much of the cred
Henry Rergh, and a "A Study of Tennyson" jt (m.T Jn Ulis CollKroiolU!l
come-B from the pen of Mr. Richard Henry , .? lQ vhn w, lia,, 1!entv. jf
Stoddanl.
RtLioiois Coxvextiox. Tiie Ministerial
and Sunday School Con vent ion of Somerset
district. Evangelical Association, met at
Rockwooel, Tucflay morning, June 7, at
o'clock, to hold their tenth annual meeting.
In the absence of the Chairman, Rev. L. M.
t . i . . .s , -o ,1 1? P.
uf rri(,ent ir0 laa. ,
, )f vico j.reside,.t ;
. y of jlyndman.Sccreta-
A. S. Ikiumgardner, Assistant S. cre-
tarA.
The ministers present sjK'nt three days !-
gcther very profitably in discussing que-
' tins pertaining to Sunday School work, min-
Uieriul cfilciencv and Theology. The 1 re.
siding Elder was detcincd on account ef a
heavy rain on Tuesday morning, but nunc
.Ciimnuu to the iov mid ideasure of
his many friends.
Thc weather was extremely wet during
(he Convention and many friends were
thereby prevented from atle-uding tiiese in
teresting sen-ices.
A very interesting f-atureof ihe Conven
tion was the vocal and instrumental music
which was intcrsi-erscd between the read
ing of the essays. Prof. W. F. Frederick, of
Meversdale, Is eminently quuli fii-.l by mit-
urul and acquired ski'J to reader the musie-al
department of a Convention a success. He
t being secured for the purjo this feature
No more 111 sad farewells be given,
-s.
In
yonder blessed home in heaven."
REroBTtB.
Ih'MCUlil MlTWIV.; at Akuv.si.
l'i. Ili.EAl.i : iluviiiij to.l.ie bii. iocs
i mc to I'm stalu of Ohio. I utailcl
myself of the low rates of travel cranlol to
tlioso who wislicil to altc-tnl the Annual
Mcctiii;; of the KiiiiUarO I'rclhn n, ut Av!i
Kiiiil, ami if. i, leaving Siner-ct i-ounly on
l'liday. llio .".I in.;!., 1 took tho overiaiol
r.yw'.e t,u;t. Pleasant, l a., w l:crc I ion iiore :
and bu -;v, und on Saturday in-irnim: tin:
the cars for Orville, Waj'ne comity, Ohio,
where I arrived on Saturday evet'ing and
remained over Sunday. On, Monday I went
to Mansfield, and on Tuesday morning
reached Ashland, 10 miles north-west of
Mansfield, on the New York, Penn'a. it
Ohio railroad.
Nothing that would interest your readers
occurred on the way out ; but as a, matter
in which all arciiiteres-tcd it may be well to
mention the fact that finer prospects for an
abundnnt wheat harvest were never known
than are now to be seen hi "the portion of
the state of Ohio through which we passed.
Re'ginuing with Columbiana county and
continuing to the end of the journey, hun
dreds of acres of wheat wore to bo seen on
either siele of the road, which fr promise, of
yield could not be surpassed.
When we arrived at Ashland we found
te'aius in rea.linesj to take us to the grounds
where the meeting .was in stsssiou, which
were reached by a drive of about one mile.
Here we found two tents erected. Tho one
iu which the meeting was held was circular
in form and capable of seating from three
to five thousand persons. This lent was of
heavy sail-cloth, and was erected on a spot
of ground rising in every direction from the
centre. In the centre was a platform elevat
ed about two feet from the ground, occupi.
ed by the delegates and standing committee.
The seats were so arranged that the faces of
all within the tent were turned toward tlii.s
point. At one end uS the. platfoim was
the editors table, when; the prcfs-reporters
and editors of the various church papers
published by this dtiu.'ini'.iatio:-. were
ceated.
The other tent was square in form. The
walls went made of boards and tho cover
ing was heavy canvass. This tent was used
for the boarding hall, and had the capacity
of seating 1,1S2 persons at ihe tables ut one
time. Its length was 225 feet, and its width
was 75 feet. At the end of this lent was the
kitchen, constructed of boards, and con
taining a furnace, on winch were three large
pans, similar U the sugar pans u;ed in Som
erset county. One of these was used for
making coffee und the others for other co. k
ing purposes. The extent of the culinary
department can only be imagined when it is
known that two large beef ca.ilo were
slaughtered daily, and eiht barrels of flow
er v. ere consumed.
The number of persons in allimlanoe was
variously estimated at from 7,000 to KV.j.
Any one not accustomed to attend these
meetings would be struck with thr venera
ble nppearence of the persons, ihe uisn csjk.
cially, that were present. I have neveT teen
in anv assembly so lane a rrooortion of
gray beards as was to bu seen in looking over
this assembly.
The executive committee v.as cotnpo.-e l
of a body of men that would compare fa
vorably withany ctvlesia-tical body wc have
ever scon in sc.-ioti. They were all men
past middle age, of dignified appearance,
and oecided ability in discussion.
A noticeable feature of the meeting was
the liberal responses made to calis for con
tributions fr church work. A collection
was taken during the meeting to erect a
mission. cliael in Denmark and aid the mis
sion work at that place which amounted to
$2.i-'0.5o.
Thtr Ashland College, otic of the educa
tional institutions rt"vritly start . si by this
denomination, was- a point rf inlet cf-t to
most persons who ware in attendance at the
meeting; The bmhilngs arc beautifully lo
cated, and while ti.ey possi-ss the cliaracter
istic plainness of this people the style of
architecture is .".:ic. The main buil-iing is
100 feet front a .d also b.U feet deep with a
beautiful cup' da rising from the front cen
tre. Detached from this building, ar.d at a
distance of perhaps 3-X) feet, Is a. wing with
a front of JO feet, and a depth of llo feet.
Buth of thisc building are thrcj stories and
built of brick, with stone siils for doors ar.d
windows. The plan for the buildings when
completed Comprehends another wing cor
responding to the one already built on the
opposite side of the main building and the
same distance from it. The entire cost .f
the building now completed is a li f tie more
than $10,(1' W.
Tho almost constant rain during the
meeting was a great interruption to the en -joymcnt
of those present ; yet. taking it all
in all, it was a time of pleasant association
and one that will long !a rcmeltfbcred by
the many who were p.-c3cn!.
S
rOIilTICAL.
To Tint rriil.ii .-A report having been
put in circulation that I had withdrawn j
from the canvass or intended to do so, I j
take occasion to inform the public that such j
is not the easp, thai I mean to fight it out to
the bitter end, ami hope by a united effort
of my friends to receive the nomination.
J. RoKKilT W.u.Titr..
port i: tmfour.d.-d, end that there is no truth j
in it. I
?
JEI r Ul-' iN Rito .r.s.
( 'ir.i u rrhl please copy.
Rip. Cor sty Cestbal Com mittki;, '
L.v FoJ'.n:, Imi., ?!ar.;li 21, l,-'t I. )
; JostAH KKi.i.F.H, llsn..
noted speakers but no one did more effect
ual work than your brilliant young orator
from Pennsylvania, and I iu common with
his many other friends here would be glad
to know that his great services are in some
way properly rewarded.
Relieving that our party ought to encour
age such young men, I wriij thi.', hoping
that your people will honor themselves by
honoring him wi'.h the office he now seeks.
This is unknown to Mr. Trent, and yoti
csn use it as you desire.
Yours very truly,
C. R. Simmons,
Chairman Rep. Com. La Porte Co., Itid.
Thk R::fo:imi i Careen. The Somerset
Classes, of the above church, he-Id iis an
nual session in Renin, from June stlh to
Torn, lr.fb. Per. F. R. Sehwcdes, of Cum
berland, was chosen President ; Rev. Rri-
drnbaugh, of Berlin, Treasurer; Rev. J. S.
VV ague., u. coe. i n
rotary, ar.d Rev. II. F. Keener, of Berlin.
Recording Secretary. Resides the nsual
business, either measures ef importance
were taken. Among these is the division
of tho Meversdale charge, now consisting
only of Meversdale and Greenville churches.
Whitcoaks, MU Lebanon, Hyndman and
Fair Ilii churches arc made to be "The
Will's Creek charge."
Steps have been taken towards publish
ing a history of the church in this classes.
The edasses was organnized as a separate
judicatory in l.s'72 with seven pastors, now
Ulu3 roem for twelve. The increase in
membership is some &Kl."
The following statistics are of interest :
Pastors, 12; Churches, 50 ; Members, 2.771 ;
Baptisms during the year, infants 210, ad
ults 14 ; Confirmation, l.vj; Received by
renewed profession or certificate, 87 ; Com-
muniraiiW, 2370; Deaths, 52; Sunday
Schools, 77 ; S. S. Scholars, 2.070 ; Students,
4 ; Benevolent contribution?, $1,7211.00; Lo
cal pun,x)scs, $il,232. K.
. Kl.til.I' !, lKNtA., )
Mi.V '.1st, t !. (
S; : i:::;.-.:i.Mii-Si'.-; ili '.''.t:r. Iu s-u'ittuit-ting
this my la-t r. port lo the Depart mctst,
I am ;raUlii d stlij to te able lo reofcrt proi;
rec. Aliiiough our schi,.ls in many re
s;Hs is :i not whtit liicy should be, yet. it is
evident that i!...-y f.rc Itunr-ivlng. It Is
cspot'iaily gratifying to besble f rep. rt that
the yea:' just closed was inari.ed by more
interest manifested in the welfare of our
pti'jj'.c schools ti-a.i uic precoiiiiig year, una
that in many
litses IraetsciN saltiri
in were
increased.
ti.'ilOOL Hoists.
Ten good, substantial houses were creeled
during the year. Greater eaie was exercised
in their location than formerly; but while
the grounds are generally large enough, in
a number of instances they are not improved
as they should lie. The new houses have a
good black-board surface and suitable furni
ture, and in some imlances old houses have
been remodeled and fitted up with desks of
the most approved style. The plan already
adopted in some townships of furnishing
one house every year until all are supplied,
should be speedily followed by all the dis
tricts still in need of hotter furniture. There
are still some houses in which may be found
the 'ong de-sk against the wall and bneUns
bench of tiie olden time, but happily these
are rapidly disappearing.
TEACH RIB.
I am glad to state that the great ' majority
of our teachers a:e morally, int ellectually
and socially Well qualified, that they have
labored faithfully to promote the- best in
terist of the cause which they have c.sjious
ed. They do not generally receive a e-om-petisatiou
commensurate W'th their fidelity,
but we feel certain from present indications
that a better day is rapidly dawai'ig for
the,- e worthy pedag ues. As I have before
intimated, there are, and always will be
some who shirk the labor of the school
room, rdmply pulling iu time for money.
Should stt. h be remunerated as they ought,
they would receive less compensation than
the te.mi-U r or the servant girl.
r.x vMiy.vnoxs.
Fift.e'ti public examinations were held
.'luring the year. Two hundred and sixty
two provisional and live professional cer
tificates were issued. Forty-seven appli
cants were rejected. The majority of the
applicants this year were older and better
(ua!i!icd Hum those of the two preceding
y.-ars.
Tlllt ct xtv institute
w:u, held at Somerset, commencing Decem
ber 27;h, and continuing live days. It was
in many respects a great success, more so
than nsual. Rev. Charles Stcck, of Homer
City, Rev. Reynolds, of ML Pleasant. Profs.
T. R. Noss and P. 0. Murphy, of "Califor
nia State Normal Sehoeil," were the instruct
ors from abroad. Several local institutes
were held at different points in the county,
w hich gave general satisfaction, and I am
coi.vlncoil that such institutes can be made
a most cfl'eftivc aid in awakening a good
cducati'jf.a! sentiment.
cosctrsiox.
Sixteen years of my life have been 'devot-
e'd to the cause of common "schools, six of
which I have oflleiajed as Superintendent.
Ia laying aside my responsibilities, I wish
to say that I have endeavored to do my
duty without fear or favor. I am fully con
si .ions that many of my dutii'S have been
imperfectly performed, that I have made
many mistakes,' but ask that these failure's
be attributed to the head rather than the
heart. The sehools of our boyhood are not
the schools for the present. This progress
ive ago demands a higher, nobler, broader
education than the-y aiibred. American
education ought to lc the best in the world.
It ought to train our boys and girls tube
the wise.-, noblest ami most virtuos men
and y. ometi on e-ar!h : such an education
can only be guaranteed, to the youth of our
bei..vcl land, through the agency of live
schools, taught by live teachers. In all our
schools the tenden-y of the teacher's in
structions and example should be to give
putiilsjust views of the real dignity ef
labor, of the inth:i(e superiority of virtue,
and the unspeakable worth of life, and the
spiriivhich should control its conduct.
Let the schools ar.d the Bible go hand in
hand, and when they shall have lighted up
the minds and warm ed the hearts of our
pcopli', injustice shall feireve r cease, and our
nation will i.ail the glorious dawn of a
brithter and better day.
For si.ycars I have been the recipient of
many acts ef kindness from directors,
teachers and citizens throughout Ihe county,
year ader year as I traveled and labored
among them, I universally received ihe-ir
aid and support in advancing the educa
tional ir.terevLs of the county ; for all of this
I tender them my sincere and heartfelt
thanks ; and with the request that the same
kindness be shown my successor, I leave
the oliice without any regret except that
which is naturally felt on parting with
many long-tried and tni? friends.
J. R. Wiin-KitY,
l 'ouniy Superintendent.
a I'.n; iV (:.: in bargains at in:r-
I I.MY'S OLD RKI.1ARI.IC CORNER! 1
From now until the 1st oi September.
the following bargains are ottered, to make
nniii for Winter Goods :
Mem.' Heavy Rants. : :
Roys' " ' t :
i
Good Heavy Stilt : :
Men-f and Roys Vests :
Navy I 1 .10 Shiits : :
J!,;-.' Good Ovcr.-hiris t
" (i.iu.-.e l"nd; rsliiris :
' Good Heavy Suspenders
Roys' " '' " " :"'
Valises (. 50 rts 22 inch
i. !mcts.
75 "
ii. $3 50
(ij Mets.
Cjj "
f. .15 "
H 2.5 "
('! 12 "
c, 30 "
(i ! 2.".
The Rest Wool H.-.i in theconnty (a, figls.
(locks and Looking Glasses at less than
cost to elose out. Remember that all goods
w ill be sold chc.ieT than the cheapest lo
make rom for another stock.
N. E. Con. DifroNi, )
J'.h:i:s:;t. I'i:xx'a.,
June2'J, it's
II. Ilitri-ixr.
j
DEATRK IC RALLIET. On "'Wednes
day evening, June 15th, at the residence of
the bride, Milton, Northumberland county,
Pa., Rev. Vf. W. Deatrick, of New Centrc
ville, this county, to Miss Emma J. Bailie t,
of Milton. Pa.
RICK ENRAC3 1 G REEN A WA LT. On
June 11, at the residence of the bride's par
ents, at Rockwood, by tho R-y. E. F. Dick
ey, C. W. Rickenharh, of Reading, and Miss
Charlotte Grccnawalt, of Rockwood.
JgXIX"Uf()iVS NOTICE.
Estate of Soluusnn KanfTonnn. late of Oenemanh
. . ty wtelilp, .lec'd.
Letters tcftaincrtary on tiie abov estnte
hKvlns bisro jrmiiteil lo tbs onderslgnf .1 by toe
proper ui le.riiy ; notice It hereby eiven to all
1 crsons luJeMcd to eul-i estate tomnkelmniellAte
l.ymenU mt thoe bavlmrplalmnaKlnst the fame
will present them duly aatlientiCAte.1 (or settle
uirnt on SatorctaT. the tflth elny of Julv.
t-Mi.Xl tl, KALFFMAN.
JaacS; Esccuur.
JgXSCUTORS' K0TICE.
Estato of Ilrnry Miller, lte of rTorthamptoa
Twp., doe'J.
Ietten testsiccntsry on tko shore estate having
been (rranted to the anlerslnel by the projier a
Ibority, notiee 1 hereby (ilvon lo all persons in
detitoj to mid efttute to mlte lmmeellste pay
ment, and thofa havlnc claims imlnst it topre
fnt tkem duly authenticated for settlement on
Si.tarilay. July C'Jtli, isst, at tiie late roaldcnoe of
tiie dcce&seJ.
.T. H. JIIIXF.R.
J. K. K.ESLKK,
Jure til. Executors.
JXECUTORSV NOTICE. '
ljtatcof Sanncl Zorlos, Sr late of Stoccycrcek
Twp Somertettk), Pa., deceased.
Netloe is hereby fririn to all person ln
detitci to fa id cft.ite lo make Immetllste iay-
mrnt, and thtso hsviue elntrna ar-lnst it to pre
sent tiira daly uthtBiicot.'d icr seulement. os
nr before, Ihe bthday of July, 1SS1, at tae late
resuienoe oi eiee a.
C. A. B8ANT.
Jnce 12. Executor.
IOST. A note calhii for ?30,
J Rlren (rnns time ltweeo the 2th or May
and the 4ih of Jane. 1879. .lac. A.. Shntiur. prin
cipal, Daniel F. Soulier, ball. The finder will be
rewarded by relurninir the above to Benjamin
miller. Scaln Level. Notice Is herebr riven that
the above note will not be paid nnlcis presented
by Benjamin Miller. Jane 8-St.
caMMT?sTnm:ns' salt
UNSEATED LANES
soml3:si;t(;oux i v. i-..
rl1Ht:c.iiiiiilJ!t.oeniul S.mie-nret 1'i.uiit l.ercl
i give cot Ire ibt Uiey wi:l rll, nt j-uiiic aIc,
in tue Cottrt room In Someraet Hotduji, n
Tuesday, Ji! Uh,ltsl.
the f.jllowlnir o.umcr-.ted tracts if un-'.-ated
lands, wlileh kdve been purchased from the
Treasurers of aaid county, and hate remained un
redeeme.1 fur Ave yearn ami upwards. Aicriieat'ie
to the Act of AMembly of SI are h 13, ISIS, and the
supplemental act tiiereto of March, lbn.
Aoinsux Ton-ssmp.
Sanet oflractt, Xun'jcr of Acre).
WrtirhL John.
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Meyers, Martin.
Hood. Josey
Ithew, Alexander
llowl. AD.I
Ijherry, K. Jerry
Cherry, Jane
Tom, iienjaiuin
AIXGUUESV ToWSSUIP.
Raer, Iailwici
Wei la, Kuchel
We-Ila, Mary
Perry, James
Ackurinan, Wliliiiin.
Witt and Koliler
WotrkUo
co.imiAi on Towssmr.
Uerrlcgion, Oconre
Elliot, jolin
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l.'roixliton, Thewtoro...
Johl;don, Uatharine....
Suir.-h, Valentine
Welsh, SJamoel
Sullivan, 1 houtaa E....
Shull, W. M
Lloyd,!. W
.uorrisi.n, Isaiah
llrope, Jamea W
WiliM.n, Samuel
Oolborn, A. J
tl.ELK K TOWSHIUP.
Bi ll, Joseph
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Brown, Henry
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Pile, John
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Fatrli'k, Alexander
B1DIILECSEES TOWSGIIir.
HUler, .TasobA
I'arner, I.-rwis
Campbell, William.....
jiu.Fe.ai Towxaatr.
Kennel, John
tsearlK!t, T:i Jiuas B
Je'ni.ios, John.....
Sliooii.ak.er. W hliaia
MeCur er, J.jlin
Encs, Ensiik
NOUTr.AllFTOS TOWSSIltF.
Cns, Wi'.ii.in
PAINT TOWNSHIP.
Wet,Mi!italt
Faith, John
May, Jatoes
Moore, Tnouiaa
Jones, Jj:r..;a
Klchard. Sjieu 1
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SilAl.'K TOWMillir.
t'aronin?, Te-oxas
Lsuari, Julin
SelTilAUPTOX TOV. SEtiil'.
Cupp, Elward
bt 'M catEK T.wss:::r.
Wt-llF, John
Marguaud, Xruy
BO.JEUSET TOW.NiUi.',
Showmno. BciMiimln
BUtck, James..
Bl XMIT TOWNSHIP.
Stela, Jacob
M.. og, John
rrrsr. n hkk fot Te.wxa.iir.
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Kinic, John
liarrah and Miller
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Snyder, Levi
CnSiNA EOKOt'CII.
He irow, .Tainej,
Knwel, .loiin...
Huijart, O. W
1'aice. John II
Ii van. I 'avid
Spinictr. James.
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Snyder, Daniel 2
4Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, p. it., an.i to
continue Iroiaduy to day until all l!:e lairds are
disposed e t.
) DEN.MS OIOIC.
Wx.M.S.nao. ir. J. I). CkK'HKI M.n.
Ulcrk. 1 JO.'AS MelLi.N roctlC.
Juae g-4t
SOMERSET & CAMKRIA 11. IS.
Ci'ininenclnic Mondnr. Mv 'J3.I. ISsI, trail;? en
the Somcraet and I'amtirla llnnich will run daity
except Sunday. Ieave Johniiows 10 -.i) a. in.
Mooversvuie ilia, a. m. isii ysmwn ii:oi a. m.
Sonrcrset iai41 p. m., arriTinpat Ki-kw.jHl 1:2 1 p.
la. Leave K'xIiwochI 1:.VI p. in., arriving at Soui
eract i p. m. Iave sioinersct -:v0 p- m. arrii
trr' at Iio. kwoo.1 6 4 . p. in. Loave Ko;'kwooil S:15
p. ui. Somerset 0:35 p. m. Stoy.tonn 714 p. m.
HiKiversvillo 8:04 p. in., arriving at .lehnriss.Ml
9.18 p. in.
RAI.TI510UK t OHIO II. ii
PITXSBURan DIVISIOX.
On and after M"flyC3. 1RS1. trains en this Mad
will depart (mm and arrive at dspot, corner Grant
and Water airceta, aa follows;
EAST.
w;:d
MAIL.'
1 isv a. in.
l:..-l "
In.rt "
11:10 "
ll:a4 "
l:'W
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1 11 p. 10.
S.'-s "
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Ohio ry!e
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l'iiionlon
Rroad Krd
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v .'l Sew I'"
M.K.'ti'Oil
Praido.t
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Pllti'e
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Washington
La.ital..r
j p. ia.
Th9Fxrirc?s train leaves PlUi'f.nryb at 8:19 P.
M. atrlTlnir at Connelirvllle Wei V. M., Koek
rood 11-40 P. M. Iu roiurn the Express leaves
Oumlierland at ":'! A. M., arrlvimr nt K".'k
w.kh! 4:M A. MM UonneUjviUo S.U4 A. M., Pitts
burgh 7:4.. A. II.
The most direct and pleasant route to U. a East
and South via. V.'a.-tliluiUeo '!'?.
Tbronirh Mallloavlnit at 10.S1 A. v., daily, ar
rives at Washington at ::3 a. xt.: Baltimore, lUiSi
p.u.: 1 hilapclpuia 3:iu A. K. f.e.w lorke:4i A.
M. : Klcton.m.l 11: 4 A. u.
Thmnieh Exiircsa. leavlne 8:05 p. w., daily, ais
rivca at Washington at t:JO a. m. : Bi- ltimore, 7:4il
A. x. ; Philadelphia; ma p. xe. ; N. i 4:4o r. M.
Throuifh Mall trains dally.
Exaeas traioa dally except Sunday.
AccomoHxlation trains and i JjoUa Express
dally except Suadr.y.
Ticket offices, corner Fifth Avcr.cc nnil Wood
streeta, and dcp-Heorncr Grant ami Water sts.,
Fituburjth, Pa.
u. K. Aiiiiei ten--ns'eniier AReni.
E. M. COLE, Uencral Ticket AgenU
GREAT SALE
OF
SHORT HORNS.
AT HAX5ASTOWS FAR.H.
Tti rce Jfllea Xertbeaat of Wresrnsuors;
Wes'aiorelandConnlj, Pa.
OX WEDNESDAY, JOE Stli, 1SS1.
FOUTY-EIOIIT HEAD OF FE
MALES and FIFTEEN 111(511
EREED BULLS fAN'D BULL
.CALVES.
EcprcsentMivesof the follow in c k.lowa fsnilier,
tix: :...-:
CONSTANCE, ELVIXAS, PHYLICES, OX-
FORDS, GWYNXES, U HESSI, OF
OAKLAND, DVCUESOFGODHXESS,
BELL DITCH ESSES.
The sale la made on purpose to re iace lbo herd
l..!th l.v Its nntiiAl lr.rwa.iif. carrlMt It bevon.l the
extent oi the farm to maintain and In order lo
m?ke such an a'tractive. list, many favorite anl
mala are inolnde.1.
For further Mirtlcnlars see catalognca which
will be furnished em application.
. Sale to commence prompt at 1 o'clock r. si.
CAPT. P. a KIDD, A uctionccr.
WILLIAM STEEL,
UREE3&BlB P. O.
May IS, 4t Ptaa'a.
EDITOR'S NOTICE.
Ilavlna; been appointed Auditor in the estate ot
Pcnjam.no Biliner, deceased, to as-ertaln the
advancement of belra, fix the amount dao the
...mi., ih. I...... m.nti tl,..t liarA njinrv
therein, wltli fail power to hear and determine all
questions that may anee parties and the etate,
and make a distribution ol the fundi In the hands
of Dr. W. A. Garman, executor, 4.8-, to and
among thoao legally entitled thereto; I hereby
rive notice that I will attend to the duties of said
.nmi.iMM.t alflnvntfl'M in SomeraeL. Pa., on
iSatardaT, tUelSthday ol June, l&sl, when and
I V. i 1 n.ri.n ln:.n.rr.l CAfl attwid.
. W. U. lit PPEL.
May 23 Auditor.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
r.r i'i Iti PriT ".; I1' iT'ii
Weii.e uii'o'iri.a i to . . snej tin- ft.!
ooyiii ;; ii;i.'i!-. n; es.:i.:ii!:.: l!ie varioiu
oille-.l.si:"i.;'e-! i;l ii.e ii io'lviiii iVuhh.
r.y F.K.-;ion. to T- U- 'A ot. .i ur-I..;-. J..;:.;
C". 1 ;T :
We are nnthr.rlzcd lo announce tr.5 nam of
Hon. A. J. Celborn, of Somerset, a a ean.lida'e
lor President Judj?o of the 14ih Judicial Dlstri.-t.
Subject to the dccl.d. n of lira K:'u!Hciin Votars
and Ucpubilcan ConTentiua-
im FORJUDGE:
rAvinsvtr.., May 11 1S1.
"tr. f.Vorc W. fi7c, nutirmnn -p(i
Counly Committee:
Iikab Sin : 1'lrane do u.e tl:e bi'off tosnn-junre
thai Wui. M. Hall will be caccMatc at Ui" l(o
r..il.liV..n Pfiinirv l'litirm I. ir r.eIecLIjn as Pr-ci-
dont .ludtfo ol this Ju licial Hitrlct, a ha baa
aurceu to bo a cau.ii.iaio t'r rc rroi.
ISAAC S.AUFFMAN,
WF0R PROTHONOTARY.
DENNIS MEYEUS,
o soiiii:svr Bonoiau.
Subject to the decision ol the Republican prlina-
ry election, Juneith, 14S1.
VZTF0R PROTUOyOTAUY.
S. U.TRENT,
op Si.aiics.irr Bonot-oii.
Sabjcct t- the d.-ct.-lnn c.rtl.e Ee pnldlcan IM
m ary Elcclk n, June 25. B-d.
EST FOR PR 0 TU0X0 T. 1 R Y,
J. ROBERT WALTER,
of bomkp.set r.ont ich.
Subject to the ilc!!nn of the KtpnMicin pri
mary election, Jntie th, 1-sl.
wrFOIl SHERIFF,
JAMES S. CLARK,
OS" MiLFOC.O TO'.ViSHIP.
Subject to the di'cifl .n of llio Kcpubllean Pri
mary Etecliun, June ii, lbst.
WFOIi SHERIFF,
FREDERICK NAUGLE,
OF XCVEKSIMLi OCOCOiS.
Sui'icc'to tbo (!ecil.;n r.f t?io K'.fnii.ticnri Pri
mary Election, Juae So, lasl.
i-2'FOll SHERIFF,
W.1I. FRITZ.
or nsoTnEBSVAUEv Towssiitr.
Rni ject to the ilochl 'P of thi ncpubii- an Pri
miiiy i-iuetloa, Jtns-', list.
t-O-FOE SHERIFF,
RUSH S. McMILLEN,
of MtDnLta'atzBt TOR-Krn:p.
Subject to th decision of Bis It?jBMkA3 lri
oiary Election, J ur.e i, lkl.
JO- FORSHERIFF,
MAIILON MILLER, .
Or SOMSKSKT TO S-II1P.
Subject to hdoc! .-Ion of ttn KepuMlcaa Pri
mary ElceU'ia, June -5, 1S!.
t-y-FOR SHERIFF,
JOHN WINTERS,
- of eoL-cs27 Towresuir.
Su' i' - t to the dec! 'lm -f tho Ht-j e'etlcun Pri
mary EtecUuBt J 1UM UiL ....
WFOR SHERIFF,
JOHN J. SPANGLE 11,
CP SOMEHStT T0W7C9I!IP.
Subject to tho doclFlon of tbc ft' pu: ti-an Prl
ruiiry Eioction, Juno -), lstil.
trF0R SHERIFF,
A. J. SCIIELL,
OF B-IMKHSET B' BOrOH.
Enl. ;-t lo ihe d.-Mm of t'13 It 'I.:i!.ii.an P.i
niary iZIeetii.n, Juas So. l.:i.
trFOR SHERIFF,
,:,IARTD7 SHANK,
or 6To-ricr..;i K toa-ssnta,
Sal ief t to Ih-. riccl'len of tue Ilrpnbllcaii Pri
mary i':eclk.n, June lj, liil.
R SHERIFF.
J. M. S A LEU,
o? xti.ro.";; STATte?.-.
S jbi'-'t to the dec! !. n of tie npobllia Pri
mary Ei-:cticn, June Si,
VALEXTIXE'J. MILLER,
ejrr.Auoxixa twp.
Sn'.itcct to the dcll-n of tho Kepntii? in Pri
niarj Elcctiea, Saturday, June Si, lsit.
ZTFOUREGISTERuivl RECORDER,
JOHN C. II0STETLER,
op 3iYEi:sa.M.'j nor.orcii.
Subject tothc.lcciit .nof the Eepuboeaa Pri
mary Election, Jute Si, lsE
V2TF0R R EC IS TEE iJ R EC0RD ER
Wm. PARK KO0SER,
i s !"oi:e.s:;r Eoet :;i!.
Subicct ia lie .Teds' n rT tie Kct.ti' ll.mn Pri-1
mary Election, JnoS, 1SSI.
u'FOR REGISTER and RECORDER.
A. A. STUTZMAN,
or s7!v.-::-ii.i: Tmr5:::r.
Subicct to the .:ce!.-'.n of the KcMibitcan rti-:
mary clcetiec, June i!3, ISsL. . . i
VZ-FGR REG'P-TERur.d RECORDER. '
J. F. BEACIIY,
cr soiians'jT Towssnip.
I cm a or-e-arincJ trsn. I Urt n-y lefi. area In
the War in .tvicnto oi nty e-..c.:iiry.
J. F. II.
T. r 7. r-r". r.- T r.- r ..... .7 Ti r''"i V I'r
i j. ii. r.CKj.s?:,
Of. SttoTOEi-.STALLK.- TO-ir:,Utr.
Solycct to the decision ol tho Rcpr.lrflcan P rial a'
ly Eleetiun, J u.ic - IS-.
, (
IWFOR TREASURER. . j
GE0T.GE J. r.LACK,
or xn'iiElti AI.E sonof. : c.
Sol-jtct to tlxe ileclflon cf the EtpaMin Prl-i
n.ary Election, Juni aa, 1S51.
ZZTFOR TREASURER,
JOHN II. WEIMER,
or so:ir::sirr kosocch.
Sut joct to tho dcc'sioi r.r tho Rcpul'i'c.n I'rl
niary Eioction, Juna 'JS 1-.se
Z-FOR C0JI3IISSI0XER,
ADAM C. LEI? LEY,
Of KLIIUCS TOW4SH1P.
Su'.jcettothe decision or th Kepnbii. aa Pri- j
mary Election, June ', 1S61, j
ZWtOR COMMISSIONER, -
JOSEm HORNER, I
or soMcasET TOTvr'giiir. 1
Su'ejcct to the deeiffoa t tl.o Kelilknn Pri- i
mary Election, June 53, 11. j
VSFQR COMMISSIONER,
SAMUEL BUCKMAN, !
' OP MlLrcmO TOTV5ST1IP. ;
SuV-.'set to the c!ec!.Ion of tit; EsrcMlran Pri-1
inary Elucilon. Jane tlj, liSl.
SF0R COMMISSIONER,
TETEII ZUFALL,
Of rTPEETCCKSVrOOT rowssnir.
Suejecttolhe i!c!lon of th 5pnllK'a I'll-1
mary Election, June a, lS'il. '
F5F0R COMMISSIONER,
F. J. COUNTRYMAN,
of nKOTiiEasvALti:v.To.T?.i?nir.
SuVjccttutia ikdil-a of Mii r.epuWl.'aii rri
nary Election, Jano X' IsoL
IWFOR COMMISSIONER,
ADAM S. SHAFFER,
or JSX :r7.n Twxrup. -
Suhjectto the rtecHon t-r the Ei-nhllirsn Pri
mary Election, J une a, la. 1.
ZJTFOR COMMISSIONER,
" XTTlnLLER,
C'f SOTBESSVAIXET TO SSIUP.
Subi'lct to the election of tiie Bc;ali-:4Bi r r.
mary Elcctlcu, June 2, lstl.
tWFOR COMMISSIONER,
D.M.FIKE,
07 ELKJJCK TOWXSBIP.
Knl.jcctto the dccWon of the Republican Pri
mary Elcctk-n, June Ui, isn.
; ITT FOR i'OMUtr-St'KSI- R,
1'ETER VELMER.
I Vf XiLoi:3 T.i-artii.P-.
i So' j. -t to too (!.".!.!. -a ( llic li' iii ilcjii Prl
; lit. ir.v UieeLi.e,, Jui. -'., IV. I.
' rr; for wumwiosF.r
SOLOMON J. IJAi.R,
fiul i I ! tt.o .IIMon f 'bo I." '; ir'i'i :i I'rl
niitry Hiecik-n, June tii. iifl.
I'fFO Jt f 0 MM I S I0. F.U.
SAMUEL SMITH.
Or KidtMlT TWP.
So) cet lo the tb.riri'n cf tho Kcput il'an Pri
mary Eiecllun, Juno lb, 11
fur trm t v MMisros::i:,
JACOB STERNER,
OF ADD'S-Oit TOWNSHIP.
I Sui.irt tto the decision ..f i.e Itrpubiiein Pr!-
maiy Election, June 2", lu'd.
i ZZS'FOR ASSOC I A TKJUItUK,
. JOHN II. SNYDER,
j OF 8TOV3TOWX BOUOCO IU
Ba'.'.!t to tlio decIaloB of the Kcpalil-.an Pri
mary Elec'.li n, Jur.e ii, 1 1.
S3-FOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
JOHN M. GLESSNER,
07 fiTOTiCYCHEIiK TOlVSiiUIP.
I So? ject to the .tcci.lon of the Republican Prl
j ary Election, June S3, issl.
tlFOR ASSOCIATE JCLCE,
SAMUEL WALKER,
j OF AlLBCiUKiO.- TOWSStl.P
Subject to the decifbmof tLo Ktpablican Pri
j mary Election, Jtti.e Si. liel.
! tlTFOR ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
I SAMUEL SNYDER,
i
j e.F s xtrz5rr TO..":iiiP.
Jul.jcrt lo the dccldon cf tbs Keputlu-an Pii-
mary Election, June SS, ISSI.
UFE0R ASSOC I A TE JUDGE,
"WILLIAM COLLINS,
eF goMiiiis.rr aoa ok.ii.
Subic-t b the decision of the Rapolicaa l'rl
miiry Election, June si, 1WI.
Zi'FOR POOR HO USE DIRECTOR,
JOHN J. RAKER,
of aoMzastrr Ti-.r'3:p.
Su!- to tho dc i' t jn of Ilia Uei-ubli'-aD Pri
mary Licr-ti in, Jime Si, lail.
TF.VSSES !
rarssEs:
TltL'SSES :
Titl'SSES!
TRVSSES!
trusses:
trusses :
TRL'SSEi I
TliUSSES!
tkusses:
TE.SiES :
trusses:
trusses:
trusses:
trusses:
trusses:
trusses:
trusses :
TRUSSES!
trusses :
trusses :
TilUSSES:
TRUSSES.:
TRUSSES :
TRUSSES !
TRUSSES!
TRUSSES ,
TRUSSES !
ll.o-'C ;:!:!
i'.i-t receive
! .-lionM sec
C. s. BOYD.
HARD RJ33E51 TRUSSES, CERIViAM T9US3E3,
LEATHE3 and COMMON TSUSSES
I. not fail to ?ee the new
CEr.JL.XJLO 133 XJP-XJS3 I
Alv.tty.' c'ci'.n ic: l ''otiifortjb'c. will not Ki'ST i r HRKAK
an.i u by tar tiie li-i -st '.njs yet our. iloy.l sells tiiom aii l
wiil niaic a -..'ic'ty of iittins yott. A nice lot ed"
LADIES' ami GEM'S SHOULDER DUA.CXS
aM itsii'Wi? the i':'-"v r rccivcl. , . ,
r.v -.i ! ..t : -to, U v.i'! i;; ordered when uc.-irwJ, co:n-I.ri-i.'i'''i-'!':-i-r.-.s.!'.
. il.f.'rs. i;.vu.'.ns, Kt.Ttc .M( kix.;-,
Ksiis-'".i., ..ku:!" t'-r vi.ricsie vc-ins, v.cik swollen or nl
c. r..eii li"iii..
. V- Tho e i--.v::i .rolthlc to r't Tr:i-se-s to lit will elo well
tolrnU und l:;iv"? i.-.':re wicn.; ait.l lit will be gtinrant - .l
(iou'l :jeij i.tt-- ; es rcosoiiahie.
C.
MAMMCT'r I'LC!
x f-
;
y. ti n
Somerset Mechanical Works,
C01QLIBAW OF THE ADDISQH ANSSQMERSST FOUNDRIES
TO S3
rarmers, Hcreliants,
Owners anil Others,
We present herewith a tut of t.ie
Wi.idt vlll solel tor in"'
tiictit i.iiv other Importci. I i.v.-,
&s:tl which will also !o .1
worli.
Yi'eil tl.ov.-i: ill! I hVh'.y si . Iie'i '-. ';
uho have r.sc'l it.
We aii n:ui: -' '
WOODCOCK FLOWS, CESTriZ LELr
HARTZEIL HOW HKt UlU -LS id-.
AND IMPROVED EP.uV.N FLO
HARTZELL'S CS. I AM) o
il'L L SIDE PLOWS. AND
IRON EEAI-I HILL
SIDE FLOWS.
Ail of which will h- r..:l at rct:-.:'.i VrU ..
in-Vtireof ycr M rel.at.ts, or e;.,l .11 li.a. il
CMiiiiitic o:ir Plos I'ef-.rc ur. lia.-i:v' ':... s.
as wc can and wiil n.ahc tt to yotir ti terv-.st..
ii,.?.,. Ve.-aie'i'.isl'r.'i.arclto 00 a.l h.r.os
of re-iwiring to Saw ut.ii I !.-!: .v.::.
MAC 1IIXEE J f
Tn'-hin- M:iein,.u". '-c. a to . it, r.e-..i e
n,iai:io: to ill? torr-toi'.!;;. ve i.ei;. in t
ar.d M.:iitahctttro
COOiClNGANO HEATiSC STCV?3,
SUCAS CAlVirS.
Aii-t a rill :is.rt cf recairs for al'. kin
Cue-Lint: Sl.s. es.
Very Truly
Somerset, lVnn'a.
JOHN F.
I
Vs'e -'.so ir.altc tlif
! -vrOLVEBINS PLOW
I
DIALED IN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Giass, Paints
OIXjS, &c, &o.
: for ll(l:!e Btvt otitsio
'iir' ii::ne, n.ixs.-.-ei
.i i ...a
ttilltlS. lite. linc.w v.l.i.- v. ... p -- -
nnv hspe. Tiie host Coal Uil always em I: urn.
" Our ?t.'k of Coal Oil Lamm U very
l.irjt-aii.l cof-ipriscs very cloL'.mt
' itylcs. o- ton Ci.tca
lar, M '.ey an J
("ros.;it ram 1
P i.v-Fths f hi-i qiitility. Tor-
c-.hii'.-iin.-l Xciti. s. Jl.in.Ilei f no
kin.!. hhovoU Fork.. slra.l.-. IUikp. Matl.XKM.
I.f'.Il. T,H. V.cn,,cV.s IVine f'Jc
l,COR.r.OCKS. KISGXS. SCRJtV.S, JLATCI1FS, IIOOR-KXOBS
I ti ti, Piir-.lcr. S..!V:tv Fuse, etc., etc.
an.1 cvcrythiii;; in ti:v bui'ra. line. ., I.e..., .-s l ov..icr, .
... .i- . .7 , t.l. to ')C TT-.-.'.wiC traile. 1 ilcul exclusively
The f.H't is, I Lch ,. cvf ryth.it- -V.VcT., :n to i Person:, who arc bnilUinp. or
, this Litul of pxxN nn.l pve my a.,' V-;,1'' . ' ' ;pir 3iv.mt.ii:e to pive me call.
1 any i- in nee.1 e-f aT.ytb.ua m ny hne. j, tUal!k myoM mr,
i rrs-T foikt Tim plack.
"3No. H, BAIfiR'S BLOCK."
JOHN F. BLY5IYER-
I Jjaaary at, UtO.
IT for poor. aou-E Dinner on,
JESSE HOOVER,
CF STtLFOBW Twr.s-:ip.
Su'-ilt.tl! .l.-. l-l n ' f K' p i' H ii Pri
on. y Elec.b.ii.juw sr., im.
! rr 'Fo n po or no i dieeci or.
ALEX. COUNTRYMAN,
i.ev.iit... ':.'-C, s'.Ji:".::M.r Ton xsiiii'.
Su!-,"tl. tb .l.- ii-lon ..r tti:: K(ei!.!!san Pr!
ir. ir" e-ti-.o. June S'-, Ivii.
lTE0ll POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR,
r a rrT rv m t rr r M
or goMEESST Towmaaip.
Sut:;-t to the do-lslon of the Ee;ublii.a Prl
m;ry Elciitlon. JunoSi.lStl
17-FOR POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR
DANIEL KIMMEL,
l.r S-fVIHflfcTTWr.,
Subject i.'.edccl.don of the IlcpaMieaa Pri
mary ElectKiu, Juno Si, li.l.
vz-FOi AUDITOR.
JOHN P. RIIOADS,
OF SoVXarifT TOWSSIilP.
Subject lo the deelsinn of tho B' publican pri
mary cl"?tl'.n, June Siih,
VjTFOR AUDITOR,
ISRAEL EM ERICK,
OF SomiAliTOil TOWSRTP.
Suiocct to the derision nf U.e R' pal.il-r.n Pri
mary Election, JancSj, Ishi.
THEATJTOr-riON2.
This new musical hurernmcnt his now been
ti.orouifi.'y l;e'i an.1 is oheicd to the ubiic in
H3pr'..e.i :t- t.
It ! simple In its contraction.
'! r ' K',t liAl.ie to net e.uL of oroer
J aod e4!y miin-ore.l. Can ba
f i piaye.1 l.y a;;hlid s.x years oT 1
1 ill lurnish amaseinent to all.
t... , - . s . 1 It ".claim 'is notes an 1 playi
s . : In tbreedilterent keys. It U
'." ; tuned so t:at it ia a .ol ar
ooinpastoent to the "i5. The workmanship i
ofti.slKst uaUty, tho wood beiajc "I bia. k wal
nut. tlolslie.1 in xi.1 style, we Invite comparison
in resranl to Btnsical as well as lis mcebapicai ex
c nti. ii. It is truiy wonderlnl what a soupo an.i
wi'h what precision It executes. It is or.e of the
kind ttiat steaks for itscii, and need only be sn
and bear.1 to be arprc iate-l. we qn. te Ir.m tho
Sci 'oiiiio American. Nov. l'jih : -The most ro
mi.rkal ie feature ol this invention U the rei-alarl-1
and (icrfection with which the ma.iu; is render,
ed. All the parts ara piaycl and the made is of
no nie.in .rrtler."
Send asldre-s lorciicuiar and catalogue. Can-
vaidcrt wanted .... .
MJKitUx WHITE. Ants.
o- id Iairiy St.
M:iy 13, 2 mo. PittabarKh. Pa.,
lI?TI A tr-V. S'-- Kia
I ia f ostlr out at tree. Ad irtss laen i.n..
Auunita. Maine.
Mar.IC lyr.
I
TRUSSIS!
I
trusses :
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1 TRUSSES !
j trusses :
S 3 S 3
TilUSSES ! !
the fine lot of tl.e above ;r'x.I-i
trusses:
trusses :
TRUSSES!
TRUSSES !
TRUSSES '.
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trusses:
trusses:
trusses:
trusses :
trusses :
trusses :
trusses:
trusses :
trusses:
trusses :
TRUSSES !
TRUSSES !
TRUSSES !
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- SGKERSET, PA.
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