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OFFICIAL RET II UN R .
- 03J1 THE
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION OF SOMERSET COUNTY,
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A. J. VnUntrn.
Wm. H. Mlllur.
li. V. Kaymm.
H. S. Fornfy.
tSuDi'l Mlsliler.
A. .M. K.n.
Jt. V. Lowrv.
J. !. Kcn'iiill.
A. II. Len hurl.
S. M. I'over.
!. H. Kauts.
V. W. r-uilor.
J.J. Rash.
Alex Mhum.iker.
J. K. Mc Mi I Urn.
J. J. L. Miller.
M. P. Shaffer.
K. 1. Uownian.
Levi Sivanix.
J'iha H. Zimmruian.
Wm. H. Ijiuilicrt.
T. M. M'k.
U M. Hik.
sulacl M. Wen.lell.
-lunatfian Miller.
Wm. p. siort.
Kl. M. I.atn)itrt.
Ab'm. Ferirnr.
Samuel Kuylor.
S. P. Wcimcr.
K. I), utiy.
Joha O. Uolner.
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1 :t- f.mr in isMiiers.
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aii-l :;!':. aoi-s :;ul:c from $w" to
' .!lin j:.k1s forK.i. Iliilt-xnt
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';. ri. !..-:. ic.-t, an.l most ilnraliii
. T i; :i! .ii. ak for Star, anl take n
i .rsilc at llie Grocery, Klonr asi'l
Joiah Ki:i.i.nu,
.ir-:i!;'r;l'.;i. '.e wise in time. All
i:.;:i:i nre I'rotni'ily rcwovi'il ly
;'a!i .1 nitoiitive. It restores not
-i-ir. lui! jrlov" a:nl laxuriciipi', to
. ' w iiair.
; ut rl
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t ali anil s'e them iM-fori'
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tJ:KKirr. MA'SCtosf iSTREI.T. I will
i iiiJ at al! times, llitf, Pork, Mut-".i:-;ii.'i'.
at reasoiialilei'riei. Ojhmi
'.-ru:: a meat '2ji!i three tinu's
li:r.i;v Kiikoae.
Somerset. 1'a.
-i:;;.--I am irt'iiarel to make all
'' jt wmk, X( i'it liair jewelry.
fr niiv. etc., sit the rate of i0 i-ruts
" 't -!!k ami frmii to 1" cents an
''"" i!i. N'o work miller S) cents
'..I. 'nrkaii ix'senttliroii'iSom--'
1 mVuv. .r left at late ix siih nee of
1 u'.i-.ilecM.
At.i r A. Sii i i.:s.
" arc asin with our intrccclehnit
' '"!.; r Kml. Atiyoi.e w ishing their
;i-.in, ii,l :ininst li'litnin shniihl
Is ut i"v. Satisfai tion l'.aranteeil
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'M 1 l'.AKtiAINS AT HKK-
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" iiniil the 1st of September,
E" bargains are o!u-n-J. to make
' 'it.ter ;.mh!s :
inny l'.uits : :
!!'..'.y Suits : :
a!; i ,v W-s :
; !; -in- shirts : :
' " ".l Oversli-r! :
'':r.K Viiilersiiirts :
Heavy SusMn.len :
(., '.melts.
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'''"-.-22ii!cJi : (.., $1 25
"'tV.'xiI Jla in the county (t .Viets.
si.'l Ii..kiii ;iassi at less than
' it'., lleinciuber that al! po.nls
! h-.irK-r than the chcajHt to
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''!: ii the m.t tnetfssful 'oiirh
w hiivi- ever s,hl. a few Joses in
1 ''if'' tiie w;.rt case of Coiijrli,
"! l:n.ia hiii. hiW its wonderful
tl'ri' 'Hisiiiiii'tioi: is w hli
ui the history of medicine.
h v.very it has been solil on a
" a f M hii h no other medicine
Ifyotl lf:iVf n fVilinli wo Mm.
" !' try it. I'rii 1(1 cts., i ts.,
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t cure that lame hack, for the
- " ,t!"" tr"u'"' ai"l yon want a rcin-
"ei...y on their s-retiotis. to
r,""t"rv t'...i 1,..l.i. l;.: ...
.,. .'u.ua'rt f-Kvific action
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re.u'.a'e-s the bowels
I to ci. k. hilt pet a
"tre yursolf. Liquid
l4 ' J- all ilraii.-it'.CmwiiiftiPii
in'-':. A. !!. of tliis st.iii' will li.ni' a
pr.irvl eneamji'nont a? tJertyslitirjr, Julv 23.
early i hevries an- daily bronchi to
i il by our farmers.
i:rht vn is ier .jnart.
The
average price is
ii you wish io make a iresent to vour
m.'t'n r, .sister or yweet -heart buy her a iack
of onr new style visiting cards.
J lie 1 omijr 1-oik's 1 'raver Meeting, of the
isj'ip;es' Ciiureh. held t'ueir annual I'ii tiic
in llu;rus' --rove, Wrdiii-silay last.
IKn iileiliy the prx'ttiest novelty of the sea
son ii-ethe vis'uin-cards in old fohl ami
cardinal iliisii (ass sohlat this ofiice.
Mr. John i. Zimmerman, Sujieriiiileiit of
tiie li. il (). cxTiress, at Pittsburgh, with his
w i:e and chilil siient Sunday in Somerset.
The e .r:i, as a general thing, throughout
the (NUiniy, mvuis to ho somewhat back
ward, this vear, the hladeit being very short.
Tlie yield of raspberries, blackberries and
whortleberries, our rural friend inform ns,
ir.:uises to Ik.- unusually laiye this Hummer.
The "crack"' of the "teiicnirfriin',!ecms
to haves.-arcd the '-two-thirds of the lie
pub! ie:tn party of Somerset co'.mly at his
h;e k,"as it were.
The nicest thini; we have seen for foine
time isthe latest style of visiting cards. Each
I'.-a put up in a neat velvet case. Call and
siv them at the IlE.Li office.
A new punio is announced for evening;
parties. The huliis write their names on
-.lips of paper, place them in halls of yarn
twine or rayrs, ami when they arrive at the
party i.i.-y put the balls in a ba-ket. l'.if.'rc
haxin I.. - ;'e!itleiiie:i draw out a ball
apiece and take home the lady w hose name
is found in. i ..' tlie hail.
Mr. Charley O-le, one of the civil engi
neers who helped survey iiiid build the S. A
('. llailroad, spnt Tuesday in t nvn oil his
way home io Johnstown to spend the -Jth.
Charley is now employed with a corp-i of
en;:imvrs ot; the West Va. Central A Pitts
burgh Pa!! road, and i.- located at Piedmont,
W. Va.
P.oi.ti I!om:i:i;v. (in Thursday cvciiins;
last after Mr. James Zimmerman ami v-ifc,
of Stoystow n, had retired for the ni.lit, a
thief AitereJ their Inil-room on. hands and
knees. Ju-t as he was in the act of reach
ing up to take a poi ket-hook which was ly
ing on the table Mrs. Zimmerman observed
him and screamed to her husliand. The
thief 'jtiietly arose t.) his feet, grabbed
M ket-b'Kik and Mr. Z's pants and left.
The loss is a'oout S 1-k.
The next annual meeting of the Pccnsyl-
vania Miller's Slate Association will lie held
in l'i'.t.-hurh during the time of the State
Fair in .September. The (State Agricultural
Society w ill allot a rpace of W fert by 170
feet with line shaftins and motive power
free for the display of machinery and mill
supplies. This is the lirst time in this State
that an opportunity has been afforded to
millers to witness such & display of milling
machinery in motion, and it is exiHvted that
there will be a l;.rgc number of millers pres
ent from tliis and other States.
C'oM.KCTOU STI.L AUAIX C'OMPLIMEXTEU.
Tr.KASTBY I lEI'A HTM EST, I
(Ullioe of Internal Itcvenue,) j
V.sii:n;tos, June 21, I SSI.
Kl'WAItn SiTLL, K.-HJ., )
Col.l.K'Tolt llilll lUST.,
So.MKRSKT, PtXNA. )
Sin: 1 have received the report of Ueve
nuo Agent Halo upon an examination of
your oilice made by him on the ISth instant
The condition of your filficc is extremely
satisfactory, indicating careful attention, on
the part cf yourself and your entire force,
to all instructions and regulations.
You are graded, as usual, Number One or
Kir-t Cl-iiv. l!csiectfully,
'illKES !. P.M M
CovHtssioNr.it.
As tlie season for earn ing fans is here it
h a great comfort to the women. It ena
Ue-them to yawn without attracting at
tention to the size of their mouth".
A private dispatch to the editor of the
ItEr.Atn .-ives the following oflicial vote on
the Judicial question in lledford county:
Iyotigetieoker, IS delegates; Cessna, 5S.
Tlie bill iirohihiting the sale to any ricr-
so:i under sixteen years of age, of deadly
weapons, gunpowder and explosive Ftib-
ktatices, lias been ajiproved by (Jovernor
Hovt.
Tlie m?!iibers of the I.uthera'n Sunday
Ss Iiool at Urine will hold a basket picnic,
in Hie grove near that place, on the 4th of
July. The public generally are invited to
attend.
e delayed going to press until a late
rho.ir Tuesday evening in order that we
might give to our readers the official vote of
the P.epublican primary election held last
.Satur.hiv. "
Ir. Iligbec, State Superintendent of Pub
lic Instruction, says he intends visiting
every county in the State for the pui-pose
ofstirring up the ji-ople on the important
ibjivl of education.
One of the best remedies for bug?, worms,
slugs, and insects generally about trees,
bushes, plants, etc., is nir-slacked lime,
priuklol on when damp either from rain,
dew or bv watering.
Hereafter school teachers will not have
their salaries deducted for lost time while
attending the annual county institute. Gov.
Hoyt has signed the new law to that effect.
Sec another column.
Ijct preachers just once, astonish eongrc
ailons with si'nnons of only fifteen or
twenty minutes' duration, and they will not
long be left in doubt als.ut how to jHTsuade
jK'ople to come to church.
The Presbyterian Sunday School in union
with the Methodist school intend holding a
picnic on the 4th of July. If you do-irc to
participate in their luxurious feast, you can
do sojl.y entering iheir Sunday School on
the coming sunday as a regular scholar.
Mr. Fred. V. Iteisecker, of Jenner, FjHMt
tart of Sunday and Monday in town. Mr.
IJcisecker returned from I.aiicaster, Tliurs-
day, wliere he liad been to attend the com
mencement exercises of the Franklin Mar
shall College of which institution he is a
graduate.
Miners are liable to fine and imprison
ment for deceiving landlords and saloon
keepers in regard to their age for the pur
pose of obtaining liquor. Heretofore land
lords only ha l tojsufler for selling liquor to
minors, but now they are on a par in this
respect.
Dr. Janiffl 0. Kiernan rolunu'd from La
trobc, Thursday evening, with a very fine
piece of horse flesh in the shape of a hand
some, well bred, four year old sorrel horse
that hejhad purchased ill that vicinity. The
colt is a '"line article and the doctor is
justly proud of him.
The Somerset IIkhii.u has entered upon
the thirtieth year of its existence. It is a
first-class country newspa2er, always chuck
full of news and sound Kcpnhlii an doctrine.
Its editor is a "stalwart or the most stalwart
order," and the IIi:kai.o never "kicks" ex
cept at disorganhMTS. Kcmtt I'l-nt.
i mr iow usinaii r.i.ier ooicrv was made
the recipient of a very Mattering compli
ment at thejiands of his Alma .Vii(rr, at the
recent commencement, whit-It entitles him
to write A. M. as a handle to Ids name.
The compliment is all the greater for the
reputation Ielha!iy enjoys of l.ing very
eharry with her honors, lx-stowing them
only on the most worthy.
On Saturday afternoon, lsth inst., the
dead bodv of a infant child was found ly
ing dead in a field in Paint township, this
county. Notice was sent to John :. fcneesc.
Esq., who at once iinpanntlle.l a jury for
the purpose of holding an inquest. The
jury loiind tliat JlaeiiacI 1 leas, a single
woman of that township was the mother of
the child and that she had caused its death
by crushing its skull. The woman has
lieen arrested on the charge cf infanticide
but is not in a condition to be brought to
jail. She will be placed iu jail as soon as
her condition will permit and will lie tried
at the next term of court.
The following wise advice we find in an
exchange : Young man, pay attention !
Don't be aloafcr don't keep loafers com
pany don't hang about loafing-plaocs.
lVltcr work than sit around day after day,
or stand ph ut corners witli your hands in
your jackets better for your own health
and prosjiects. Rustle about, if you mean
to have anything to bustle about for. Many
a ioor physician has obtained a real patient
by riding after an imaginary one. A quire
of blank pajier, tied with red tape, carried
under a lawyer's arm, may procure him h:s
first case, and make his fortune. Such is
the world : "To him that hath shall he siv
en." Vtiit dreaming and complaining;
Keep busy and mind your tlmnccs.
Notice. Arrangements have been made
to hold a Sabbath celebration and basket
picnic in the grove near I.avansvil!e, on
Saturday July 2.
Invitations have been extended" to the
Reformed school of laransvillc, the Lu
theran school of ltakersville and the school
of Samuel's Lutheran church. The public
generally is invited to attend.
Refreshment, in theway of ice-cream,
lemonade, cakes and candies will be sold
on the ground for the benefit of the school
holding the picnic. Vocal and instrumen
tal music on the grounds. The Casclieer's
Hand will be on hand.
Neighboring ministers are cordially invit
ed to be present with short speeches.
The contest for the nomination for the
various county otlices was waged with con
siderable vigor in Somerset, Saturday, but
was entirely free from any bad feeling or
quarreling. I lie turnout was unusually
lar as the vote will show. The result in
this borough was made known about 10
o'clock at night, but the township board
did not finish their labors until an carlv
hour in the morning. Mr. C. C. Orion's to
bacco store was made headquarters and the
proprietor had it illuminated and the awn
ing in the front of the building gaily dec
orated with flags. A largcnmnlier of anx
ious friends oft he different candidates spent
the greater part of the night thereuntil suf
ficient returns had been received to satisfy
their hopes or confirm their disappoint
ment.
About nine o'clock Thursday morning
the planning mill of Mr. Isaac Jones, with
all its contents, was entirely destroyed by
fire. The building was a large frame struct
ure, situated a short distance south of town,
and contained great deal of valuable ma
chinery. It is not definitely known how
the Cre originated, but as there was no fire
in the furnace and no one at work in the
building at the time, the general ininprcs
sion is that it was set on fire by an incendi
ary or through the carelessness of some
tramp who slei there during tlie night and
in lighting his pie in the morning threw
the match, while it was still burning, into
a pile of saw-dust, where the flame slum
bered until fanned into a blaze by the wind.
Every ossible effort was made by the citi
zens to subdue the conflagration but without
avail. The loss to Mr. Jones will foot up
about $5,W0, and unfortunately there was
no insurance. The building also contained
all the carpenter tools of Mr. Frank Gran
ger and a large number of doors, window
frames, etc., which he iuid worked out dur
ing the winter to be used in the construc
tion of his new house which he U building
ou Turtcyfoot street. Mr. Granger is one
of our best carpenters who by hard work
and close economy had sa . ed sufficient to
build himtclf a home. Hi loss is about
The many warm friends oflxith gen
tlemen sympathize with them in their misfortune.
On Saturday last Mr. P. l!oll!ey"s Pcr-
cheron Ilnrse Sultan passed through town
o:i his way home from Ifagerstown, where
he had been for the past three mouths. He
undoubtedly is the finest specimen of the
1'erchiTon Horse we have ever seen, and is
pronounced so by the licet judges. He will
take the place of the young horse that died
recently and will stand for thirty day only
at il5 insurance: will then be taken to
Illair county for the fall season. Mr. Hcf
tley should receive the patronage of our en
terprising fanners, from the fact that he
has done perhaps more than any other man
in the county to improve the stock of horses,
and for his pluck, having lost two very val
uable stock horses in the past four years.
The Coy et. Director Swift, of the AVar-
ncr observatory, Uoclicster, N. V., says the
new comet grows smaller and brighter in
the nucleus, showing that it is approaching
the sun. The head !s active and the tail
does not obscure the stars. He thinks it
will be visible sever.-.' weeks. It appeared
on the 2;th to be about r,9,(XlO,000 miles
from the sun and 2',000,'KiO miles from the
earth. The dim 'nsions compntcd by the
astronomers, w'.ich show the diameter of
the nucleus to be about 1,000 miles, the
diaiueter of tha coma 12,000 and the length
of tail 4,0ti, leave no doubt in their minds
Dat it is the comet of 1S0T. Great activity
is apparent in its head. It rises earlier every
night. It is expected that sjiectroscopic
examination, now for the first time possible,
will reveal much of tlie physical character
of comets.
Mr. S. T. Ihivis, a flagman on the Som
erset A Cambria Railroad, met with an ac
cident at the summit, a little past midnight,
Vt ednesday night, which necessitated the
amputation of one of his feet. The train
with one engine in front and two behind,
was running at a fair rateof sjiecd and when
it reached the summit the two "helpers"
were cut loose. Davis was on the caboose
hanging out the colored lights when a sud
den jolt threw him from his position and
the two engines passed over his left foot
mashing it to a jelly. Dr. Henry P.rubaker,
physician and surgeon for the S. A C. R. R.
Co., assisted by Drs. H. S. Kimmell and J.
0. Kiernan performed the operation of cut
ting it off at the ankle. -Mr. Davis is a
young man of about twenty-five years of
age, is a son-in-law of Wm. Gilbert and has
the reputation of being honest, sobcraud in
dustrious. On this page we give a tabular statement
of the result of the late Republican primary.
I!y reference to the table it will be seen that
Hon. A. J. Cnlborn has run two-thirds of
the votes polled fir Judge ; Samuel Snyder,
of Kriedciis, and Dr. Wm. Collins, of Som
erset, have been nominated for Associate
Judges ; S. V.T ent.lif Somerset, has receiv
ed the nomiiia ion for Prothonotary by a
very handsome otc, and A. A. Stut.man,
of Shanksville, has been nominated for
Register and Recorder by a "good round
majority''; John J. Spangler, of Somerset
township, is the nominee for Sheriff ; John
II. Weiiner, of Somerset, for Treasurer ; Jo
seph Horner, of Somerset township, and
Adam S. Shafier, of Jenner township are
tlie Commissioners ; Daniel Kimmel, of
Somerset township, tlie Poor House Direc
tor, and John P. Rhoads, of Somerset town
ship, and Israel Emerick, of Southampton
township, the Auditors'. The ticket is a
strong one and will be triumphantly elected
in the fall.
Good News fob School Teaciiees. The
following act passed by the legislature and
signed by Governor Huyt, will be of interest
to those teachers who have not heretofore
been allowed their time and pay during
their attendance at county institutes :
Section 1. TAat from and after the pas
sage of this act, it shall be the duty of the
school directors of the several school dis
tricts of this commonwealth, and they are
hereby required to' allow the school teachers
employed in the said school district, who
are actually engaged in teaching school
therein, the time and wages whilst attend
ing and participating in the exercises of the
annual county institutes for the improve
ment of teachers.
Section 2. That at the close of the an
nual sessions of the said institutes, it shall
lie the duty of the several county, city and
borough superintendents to make a report
to each board of school directors iu their
resiective jurisdictions, setting forth the
number cf days that each teacher shall
have attended and participated in the
exercises of the said annual teachers' insti
tute, which said reixirt shall be the basis for
allowing the teachers their time ind wages ;
provided, that the provisions of this act
shall not extend to the First School Dis
trict of Pennsylvania, nor to the counties
wherein special laws regulating or relating
to county institutes are in force.
AsaCVbkfor Piles Kidney-Wort acts
first by overcoming in the mildest manner
all tendency to constipation ; then, by its
great tonic and invigorating properties, it
restores to health the debilitated and weak
ened jerks. We have hundreds of certified
cures, where all else had failed. Use it and
suffer no longer. Esehaiipt.
SitiLon's Catarhii Kk.weut, A marvel
ous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker
mouth and Head Ache. With each bottle
there is an ingenious nasal Injector for the
more successful treatment of these com
plaints without extra charge. Frice 50 cts.
Sol-J by Geo. W. Bcnford, Druggist, Som
erset, Pa.
Tho members of tha Pennsylvania Edito
rial Association with their ladies rendez
voused at the Continental Hotel In Phila
delphia, on Monday evening last, There
were about one hundred gentlemen present
at the meeting in parlor "C," when Mr.
liuM. Meiininian, the gentlemanly Secretary
of the Association, greeted the country press
and issued cards for their rooms at Long
liranch.
The excursion train, made up of a dozen
or more bran-splinter new cars, and iu
charge of Mr. Wood of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, left Philadelphia
promptly at !) a. m. Tuesday morning, and
the party were comfortably quartered at
"Inland's Ocean Hotel' by dinner, where
they were treated courteoutly and kindly ;
nothing being left undone that could add to
the pleasure of the visitors.
The literary and musical entertainment
arrange ! by Mr. Meunini.in for Tuesday
evening, was most excellent.
Wednesday many of the excursionists
visited New York, the trip being made by
boat, returning in time for tho "compli
mentary hop" in the evening.
Thursilay was devoted to sight-seeiot;
bathing and shaking hands with the Presi
dent, and in the evening tho "annual din
ncr"' took place. It was both bounteous and
sumptuous, and many and good were the
speeches made by members of the press from
Tennessee, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania.
That good old "frosty son of thunder,'
brother transom of the Indiana Iknuxnit,
was one of the happiest of men even if he
dul get sea sick and made it iart of his
business to see that everyone else was hap-
py.
The entire pleasure of tho excursion is
due to the generosity of that best of railroad
companies the Pennsylvania ami to the
untiring efforts and exertions of that bi,
souled, generous hearted gentleman, who
did all that could be done and left no stone
unturned for the enjoyment and pleasure
of the whole party, Mr. Robert Menniman.
We hereby return thanks to General Su
perintendent King, of the Pittsburgh Divis
ion of the li. A O. llai lroad, for courtesies
extended.
We didn't behold any extra wonders in
the "Jeep blue sea," nor did we listen long
to her "ceaseless roar." We wcr'nt non
plused "with her grandeur," nor over
whelmed "with her majesty" ; but we did
roll in the sand and have a bully-good-time
generally.
Eu. IIeuald. As a number of your read
ers have in the past been contributors to the
funds of tlie Mt. Pleasant Classical and
Scientific Institute, they may be interested
in a few jottings from this place.
The institute has just closed the eighth
year of its work, and the anniversary meet
ing was one long to be remembered by
those who had the good fortune to be pres
ent. The examinations showed that ex
cellent work had been done in all the de
partments of the school, and reflected great
credit upon both teachers and pupils. The
meeting of the board of trustees, which oc
curred on Wcdncsilav afternoon the 22nd
inst., was well attended and the report of
the financial condition of the Institute was
especially gratifying. Tho debt which for
a few years past lias been burdening the
boanl has been greatly reduced, and it is
now believed that another year will see its
entire liquidation. The energetic President,
Rev. I Clepheus, A. M., expects from this
time foreward to spend most ofhistimein
the school, giving his attention to ithe su
pervision of its general work. The faculty
for tlie coming year, will not be diminished,
so that by the presence of tho President in
the institute tho teaching force will be in
creased.
On Wednesday evening the literary socie
ties were addressed by Rev. Ilildrcth, D. D.,
of Pittsburgh, whose theme was "Charac
ter, and its Relation toSuccess in life." Dr.
Ilildrcth is a forcible sieaker and showed
himself fully master of his subject.
The commencement exercises, proper
took place on Tuesday afternoon. The large
crowd of people in attendance showed the
increased interest the community feels in
the institute. The programme consisted of
orations, essays and music, and all the per
formances, both with regard to matter and
names of presentation, wero excellent; and
fully sustained the high opinion we had al
ready formed of tlie character of the work
done in our presence at the examinations.
The President's address to the gradimting
class was full of pertinent thought and in
struction. The music was rendered by
members of the institute, and consisted of
choruses, solos, and duets, with piano ac
companiments. At the close of the com-
mencmcnt exercises came the annual "feast
of fat things," tlx commencement dinner.
Here the Mt. Pleasant ladies fully sustained
the reputation they have always had for be
ing able to meet the wants of the most fas
tidious. Everything that heart or appetite
oonld wish, was to be found on the tables.
So rich and palateablc was the repast, that
strange as it may seem, even the preachers,
of whom there were many peesent, seemed
to enjoy it. Next came the "after dinner
speeches," where wit and humor had their
usual sway. Addresses were delivered on
th .art of the board trustees by Hon.
W Shallenberger, M. C, from the Bca-
ve district, Ta., I'rof. X. B. Critchtield, of
Berlin, Ta., and Rev. B. F. Woodburn, of
Allegheny city, Pa, The alumni were rep
resented by Messrs. Kratus Loucks, of Stc-
nerville, Pa., and Benjaminn Lightbum, of
Flatwood, Pa., while visitors were repre
sented by Hon. . Campbell, of Mc Kces-
portandRcv. Dr. Ilildrcth, of Pittsburgh
The entire programme for commencment
week closed with a banquet given by the
alumni on Thursday evening. It has been
our privilege to attend a number of college
commencements, but we do not remember
ever having attended any one that was more
enjoyable, or impressed us more favorably
with the school at which it was given.
: Coyi-
EERKEYB1LE FLOT0. In tho Lu
tberan church, Berlin, Pa., June 10, 1881, by
Rev. J. W. Poflinberger, Newton Bcrkey-
bile to Matilda Floto, both of Berlin, Som
rset county, Pa.
(Orignal, for the Hecald.)
JUNE, GOND-BYE ! WELCOME, Jl'LY
BV it. S. LAXB.
Farewell sweet June, we'll ne'er forget
Thy oders sw eet and rare ;
Green carpets bright beneath thy feet
Of flowers rich and fair.
Thy gala dress is sunlight sheen,
And bees drink honey dew ;
Of all the mnnths thou art the green
We sigh farewell to you.
Thy balmy breath so Eden like.
Pi reunial life in bloom,
O lovely youth of heavenly type '
Slay with us blooming June.
We dearly love thy sparkling light,
( f sun and silver moon ;
We admire thy bright stars by night,
Yet farewell lovely June.
We never shall forget the joy
Of odors sweet in June,
That point to life hi paradise,
Even to ati endless June.
Yet harvest naves across the plain
And noils his golden head ;
We cannot of our loss complain,
Since July brings us bread.
There's slight regret for lleeting hourj
Where richer fruit is given ;
We'll not regret to part with flowers
"If harvest brings us heaven.
Bloom on sweet youth, let flowers spring
And haste the harvest moon ;
July with us is crowned our King
Our Queen is floral June.
The name of the corporation formerly
known as Scribncr A Co. (publishers of
Scribneri Monthly, St. AVciuiu, "The Spiritu
al Songs Series" of hymn and tune books,
"Songs for the Sanctuary," etc.) has now
been changed "TheCentury Co." The title
of Scr'dmer't Monthly will become The Centu
ry, with tho next volume. ,Sf. Xicltolas is
slightly changed as to its sub-title, being
now iZ. Xichol'U, an Illustrated Maynz'uif fur
l'otmg Folfo. The July numbers of these
magazines arc the firt to licar the new ec-r
porale imprint.
Scribru r for July contains a pait-r of spe
cial and timclv interest, "The People's Prob
lem," in which the writer takes the ground
that the time has come for the people of
this county to exercise their riijht to "alter
the government."
Besides a wealth of literary and illustrat
ed matter, there are also, i:i this number,
the concluding chaptets of two brilliant
noveletts, "Madame Delphine," by George
W. Cable (begun in May), and "A Fearful
Responsibility," by W. D. Howells (begun
in June). The May, June and July num
bers, containing these two complete novel
etts, are offered for $1.00.
I'rice of Scribneft M-miUy, $4.00 a year ;
35 cents a number. St. XUholu, $-'5.C0 a
year; 2j cents a number. Sole! everywhere.
Triune of Respect To the memory of
Wm. K. Buechly.
To the Superintendent anil member of
the Brethren's Mission Sabbath School of
Meycrsdale :
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God
in His infinite wisdom to remove by death
Wm. K. Buechly, late a zealous and faithful
member of the Brethren Mission Sabbath
School, therefore be it
Rctulird, 1. That while we deeply ele
plore the loss of so faithful a member we
still recognize in this as well as in other
events of His providence the hand of a just
and loving Father.
2. That in his death we are solemnly re
minded of the uncertainty of human life,
and of the necessity of a preparation for the
summons that shall sooner or later come to
us all.
3. That as a school we teueler to the be
reaved parents anil fricnels of the deceased
our earnest and heartfelt sympathy.
4. That a copy of these resolution be
given to the bereaved family and that they
be published in the I'royrctsiee ClirittiaH and
county papers anil be transcribed uion the
minutes of the School.
Wm. B. Cook,
J. C. Hostetleb,
E. P. You 5 K IX,
Committee.
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COMMISSIONERS' SALE
UNSEATED LANDS
SOMERSET COUNTY, 1'A.
"I'SIKCommlf.alonerii of Somcrret County hercriy
J. uive nutlce that ihey will sell, at pulillo a!u,
lu the Court room In So:ucnsot lioroaza, on
Tuesday, July o'h, 1SS1.
I lie Pillowing csumeratod tracts of unseated
uiiilf, whli-11 liuve been purchased Imai tho
Treasurers of said oounty, an.! have remuinr-l un
rt'leenieil fur live years ant ujm ir-l.'. Avrrealilo
I" the Art oi Asspinl'ly of M:iri'h 13, lM5,im.l il.o
suppleuiintal act thereto ot jlarcli, ls24.
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LEATHER and COMMON TRUSSES
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and ii by far the finest tniss yet out. Boyd sells them and
will make a sisiciality of lilting you. A nice lot f
LADIES' ami HEM'S SHOULDER 15!! ALLS
are aiiu.iig the new ginnls received.
Any g'iod t not in st k wilt !e ordered when de-ored, com
prisin'g Si Ti-oRTEtis, Bsi.t.s, B.vsuaoes, KlA-TtO Stoe tiisos,
Kxcki ai-s, A.sklets for varicose veins, weak swollen or ul
cerated limbs.
J. :' -Those having trouble to get Trusses to fit will do well
to call ami have measure taken, and lit will lx-guaranteed
Good goods and prices reasonable.
C. jNT. BOYD,
MAMMOTH BLOCK, - - SOMERSET, PA.
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Somerset Mechanical Works,
Amiiox Tows;:ir-.
Xumbc r of Arm.
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Sanut oflrectt,
Wrlaht, John
iherry, Aaron.
It' ll, William
Movers, Martin.
Hood, Josey... ................. ......
Chew, Alexander
Hood, Abet
Cherry, K. Jerry
Cherry, Jane
Tom, licnjmiiin
AU-KOIIKKV Tott'XSlllr.
I'ner, Luilwick
Wells, Rachel
Wills, Mary
Ilcrry, James
Ai-kerman, Wlllluin.
Witt ao'l Kobk-r
WolliCo
COXEXAUUII TOWSSIII1.
Jlerrlmrton, George..................
Elliot, John ,
COSFLCESCK BOBOCHII.
lyignn, W. P
McKerson, Huncan.....
.MoKcrnaii, John.....
Boulton, Alexander ,
Fee, James
Shalt, U. A
I hi, C.
Vlnter, Charles
CreiKhton, Theodore
Johnson, Catharine
Starch, Valentino....
Welsh, Samuel
Sullivan, Thomas E.
Siiull. W. M . ..
Lloyd, if. W I
Morrison, Isaiah
Drape, James W
Wilson, Sumuel.. ............. .......
Colborn, A. J
ELK Lit K TOWXSUir.
Belt, J.wcph
llartram, Moses.. .............. ......
Moore, Thomas
Cherry, William
Humberson, John
McBrieL, J. S. F
Meyers, William
Fullerton, Andrew
Hrown, Henry
Wetmlller, Henry
Pllo, John
JETFEJSSOX Towssmr.
Shaulls, liavid
ihlion, John...
tialbraltn, Mary
LOWE TCRKKWOfT TOWS8HIF.
Wei'.s. John and R. Brown..
Patrick, Alexander
UIDDLSCKEKS TOWSSIIIT.
Miller, Jacob A
Earner, Eewls.
Uanrntwil, William
J1ILFOUD TOWXSUir.
Kennel, John
Searii.'Dt, Thomas li.....
.Termlnirs, John ,
Shoemaker, William
McCarttT. John
Enoa, Frank. ,
SOCTBAUPTOS TOW2CS11IP.
Cross, wU'iam
PAIXT TOWJ.S1IIP.
W5t,Matthlas ,
Faith, John.
May, James
Moore, Thomas
Jones, James
Richard, Samuil ,
Moore, Joseph ,
Christ, Hui:h
suadx Towssmr.
Carodlns, Thomas.
Lenanl, John ,
SOCTHAJtlTOS TOWX81MP.
Cupp, Edward ,
SToxvcmutK Towssmr.
Well?, John
Mar uaml, Mary
SOUKKSKT TOWNSllir,
Showman, Benjamin
li lack, James
smxiT Towssmr.
Stein, Jacob ,
Mong, John...... -
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Joels, William
King, John
Harrah and Miller.
Eehl, Henry
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Fanners, Merchants, Mill
Owners and Others,
We present herewith a cut of the
HARTZEL IHIUE HOW,
Which will ho. pui.l for h'cs inor.ry
than anv other I in 1 )'. i 1 iov.,
and which will a! tl" j:'a
work.
"iVe also make the
WOLVEBINE IX-iO"W
Well known and highly siken of by al
tt ho h?vc used ir.
We also malje N's. C and 4
V.'OOirorK FLOWS, CENTRE LEVLn Al'
H n I Lr-LL r Lu W , II An 1 lll,l, io'i
AND 1 IMPROVED PP.GWN PLOWS
HARTZELL'S NOS. 1 AND 3
HILL SIDE PLOWS, AND
IRON BEAM HiLL
SiDE FLOWS,
All of which will bi soM t r-.ttom Prices.
I'l.iuireof v.c.r Merchants, or rail onus anil
examine onr 1'lows lx-fore juinlia.-ing .thers,
as we can and will make it to your ini. n-.ts t-
iloso. We are-also prepared t . fim's
..f repaTing to Saw and t .rit Mill
MACHIXEIL I,
Thn-shing Machine, Ac. at short n-iie-. In
addition to tiie foregoing, we teen i-i Sfs -t
and Manufacture
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
And a full assort of rei.i:- f.r ail kinds or
Cooking Ktoves.
Very Truly
Somnrset. IVmi'a.
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Snydor, Peter
WolK nul-erver Jt ulatl
Coleman, liornn
Kelm, John
Weimer, Jai-ob P
Snyder, Levi.....
CESISA Eor.OCOII.
Deilrow, James...... 1
Kussol, John 1
Hutrart, O. W 20
Paiee, John H 20
Lavan, David 1
Spinner. James.
Ream, John 2
Snyder, Dank 1 2
aa-Sale to commence at 1 o'clock, P. x., and to
continue from day to day until all the lands are
disposed l f.
iPEXNIS IfiflK,
J.U.CKICH FIELD,
JONAS Mct'LLN TUCK.
June S-4t
nei
Uanvasseos in every county In
this State to take orders for
K ureery Stock. StradfanS dr
tirablt Employment (IVO OD
'winm KTivtrlrnce in the
business not required. Nurseries widely and tavor-
ably known, t or terms address
,'. fU. .1 B1SI.1,
an Dusen Nurseries GENEVA. N. Y.
Established 1839. (Also Stock at Wholesale,
eb. 23, 13t
DJIIXISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of John Merley, late of Qnemahoninn
Twd.. Somerset county. P.. dee d.
Letters of admlnistation on the above rstate
bavins; been granted to the understtrned by the
uroper authoritv, notice is hereby srWen to those
Indebted to the said estate to make Immediate
payment, and those havlnsr claims or demands
against it to present them duly aut hentleuted .or
settlement, on Saturday, July 2nd, 1881, at t le
house ol the uaaersitmeu.
ilAMLL A. Will t-K.
May 26 Adioinistrator.
pXECUTOES' NOTICE.
"Estate of Bepjaailn Ciautrjmsn, late of Somer
set Twp-, dee a.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
i. . .It.it hr n frrfiBtefi to the nmlerslaned. bv
the proper authority, notice is hereby given
to those Indebted to It to make immediate pay
miit. and thon bavinar claims or demands will
plesfepiesrnttbemduly authenticated fir set
tlement at tie hoase ol Jacob B. Countrj uian on
Saturday tte etn day oi Angara, issi.
JACOB COUNTKTMAN,
ALEXANDER COUNTRYMAN,
J one 29. ' Executors,
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
1 1 nntlersiirned. dulr aDDolntdl to make a dis
tribution of the ramis nt the nanus oi cyrus ra
Shaver, administrator and trustee for the snlo of
ih.M.1 slmtA nf Daniel A. Khoads. deceased, to
and amons; those leiraur entuiea mcreeo, nemoy
Slves notice, thai ne win attena w me uunes ui
i unimlntment. at his ornee. fn Simerset bor-
Ainrh. on Thnrsdav. the 14th day of June-, 1HS1, at
1 o'clock r. v., when and where all pesoas interest
ed can attend.
II. 1 11 A til.
May 15 Auditor.
JOHN F. BLYMYER,
DEALER IN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
OILS, ScC, &C.
The following is a partial list of Gixxls in Stock: Carpenter's Tools, Flam-, Saws,
Hatchets, Hammers, Uhisels, Adzes, Ac., lliaeksmith's lioods, Hellows, Anv iis, Vices,
Kiles, Hammers, ic Saddlerv Hardware, Tab Tree's. (ii''!Sadd';e.s, Hanie-s, Uucklis. Kings,
Uits, 'and Tools. Table Knives and 1'orks, ket Knive-s, Si issors, Si-oo:i and Uazois,
tlie lar-'t-t stock in Somerset County. Painter's om':s. a full stock. White Lead
Colored Paints for inside and "outside painting. Paints in oil. all colors,
Varnish. Turpentine, Fla.fMtil Oil, Itr'.L-hi-s. Japan I'rjt-r, Walnut
Suiins, Ac. Window i!ass of a l sizes and glass cut to
at.y sliape. The best Coal Ol! alwavs oti hand.
Our stock of Coal Oil Lai;;; is very
large and comprises verveli-,r.nt
style's. Iiit-tons Ci-itu-
lar, Muley and
Cross-cut Saws. Mill
Saw Files of best quality. Por-celain-lineil
Kettles. Handles of all
kinds. Shovels. Forks, Spades, Hakes. Mattocks,
Clrnh Hiics, Picks, Scythes, Snaths. Sledge. Cast Steel.
Mason Hammers, Step Ladders. Carriage and Tire Uolts of all
size. Ixiking tilassi-s. Wa.-iiboanla, Clothes Wrin.-ers, Menl Sieves.
Il.sir Mais, i'.askets. Tubs. WoeMie-n Iluckets, Twine. Hope of all sizes. Hay Pul
leys Putter Prints, Mop Sticks. Traps. Steclvards. Meat Cutters and Stuller". Traces. Cow
Chains. Halter Chains, Shoe, Imst.aml Scrub Prushis, Horse Pntshes.Currj- Comlis, Cards,
DOOR-I.OCKS, niXGES. SCREWS, LlTCnES, DOOR-IiXOllS
and evcrj'tlti";; i the builder's line. Caps, Lead, Shot, Towdcr, Sofcty Fuse, etc., etc.
The fae-t is, I Ve-en evervthing that belongs to the Hardware trade. I de-al exclusively
in this kind of 'goo. Is" and give my whole attention to it. Persons who are building, it
anv one in need e.f arivthiiig in my line', will find it to their advantage to give nie a call.
I will always uive a n-asuiiable credit to re-sK.nsil.le pe-rsons. I thank my old customers
for tin r patronage, and hope this season to make many new or.es.
DOX'T FOHOFT THE FLACK.
"ISlo. 3, B-AJEK'S BLOCK."
JOHN F. BLYMYER
January 2t,.lSsO.
BARGAINS
-iisr-
CARPETS!!
TO CLOSE OUT
THE ENTIRE
SPRING STOCK!
TaBBStry Brassies,
65 cents a Yard
AND UPWARDS.
H. M'CfiLLUM,
FIFTH AVENUE,
77
i I ABOVE WOOD ST.
June 2u-bt-
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
The nnderslgned, duly appointed to make a dis
tribution of the funds in the hands of Jacob Bow
ser and William Hersh.esecutorsor John Hersh.
deceased, to and anion if those legally entitled
thereto, hereby srtves notice, that he will attend
to the duties of the above appointment, in the
otltce of N. I. Potter, Esq., in Meyersdsle, on
Thursday, the23d day of June, 181, at 1 o'clock
p. u , when and where all persons Interested can
BUomL H.L.BAER,
Miv2 Auditor.
4 UDITOH'S NOTICE.
"isTinir been appointed Auditor in the etate ol
Ceniamine Bittner. deceased, to asiertam the
advancement of heirs, tlx the amount due the
widow, examine the iudiements that bare usury
therein, with tall power to hour and determine all
. . . . - -.. .. 1. h. tn.t
and make a distribution ol the funds in the hands
Of llr. w. A warm.", cab.mw,,
amon those leiraiiy enuuci mereio;
iflve notice thai I will attend to the dutios of said
appointment, at my ottice in Somerset, Fa., ;
Saturday, the JSth day ot June, issi, when ami
whore all persons Interested can tten.l.
Jlayii Auditor.
JXECUTOHS' NOTICE.
Estate of Henry Miller, lite cf Northampton
Twp., dee d.
Letters testamentary on the above estate havlns;
been uranted to the undercixned by the proper au
thority, notice is hereby given to all persens In
debted to salit estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those bavinsc claims aicainst it to pre
sent them duly authenticated for settlement in
Saturday, July 30th, lssl, at the late residence of
the deceased.
J.H.MILLEF.
J-li.liLi.LEK.
Jane 22. Executors.
JXECUTOKS' NOTICE.
Estate of Samel Zertos. Sr., late of Stoccycrcek
Twp., Somerset Co., Fa., decease.!.
Notice is hereby aiven to all persons in
debted to said estate to make immediate pay
meat, and those hsTius; claims against it to pre
sent them duly authenticated lor settlement, en
or before, the Mb day of July, 1S8L, at the late
residence of dee d.
O. A. BRANT.
June 22. Executor.
PUBLIC SALE.
"T1" undersiirncd will exp-isc to public sol?, on
Thursday, June 00, ISSI,
at 2 o'clock r. L, on the premises, two f:inns
located In Jenner townshlji, oa roads leading to
Johnstown, Somerset, Siorstown an.1 Fittoburieh
distance, 1 miles to Johnstown, 10 to Somerset
and 10 Jenner X Roads : none better Ioraie.L
No. 1 contains 20o wm. and 11 enclosed, bal
ance well timtwred with pine,ioak, chestnut and
hickory: choice apples, pears and grapes. A
large brtok house, barn and ail necessary build-ink-s.
Well adapted lor tanning and none better
t? adioining No. I. contains 194 acres, ar-out
loo acres enclosed ; no buildings: an orchard of
choice fruit; ahne site and good water in orchard
lor building: well protected from storm, stopunc
eastward. Calls. S'ilMEBSIAS.
Jenner X Koads,
May is, 4t Somerset county. Fa.
I0ST. A Doto callintr for S-
1 given some time ttween the "th r .May
ami the 4th of Jnne. is:. Ja.-. A. Sl.atlen pr in
eipal, Daniel V. Shatter, halL The Bniter will be
rewarded by returning the aN.ve to Ben):iniin
Miller, S-alp Level. Notice Is hereby given that
the above note will not be paid unless presented
by Benjamin M .Her. J -
$ A WEEK. 12ailTathemeasllTmale
f m i'ostly outht tree. Address Trca i 4A,
Auguts Maine. Mai.W-ljr.
UDITOU-S NOTICE.
llntinz been appointeil Auditor by the(n-hn-C."
rt ol Soersitcounty to make .list, ibuilon to
and among these legally entitle.! th-rcto, ot the
funds In the hands of Josenh Khoads, executw r
Susanna Koonts, decease. I hereby give notice,
that I will attend to the ..,! of said aiMPoint
ment. at my olhce in Somerset borough, on s rhlay
thelTthday of June, lssl, when and where all
persons interested may '"'" Rcppix.
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