ct I Ion. hi. nor i:. l.l.. July 1 MMlTTi'-K. 1:1. V. -..ini. .1. !'. I p.... uioii. h ...-pp.T. 1 . 1 M.iui.1:ii- 11. HI-. !. s. ' .11. 1 M'.i.l. r 1 i:ihl ii.- r.. 1. V, . rncr. ;nr.jr'. s'.iafiT. ', lVitt iii.in. Aula- W "ii'ini.-rniati. ji. Y.'!ll. r.. l J. J-3- " N,-:h.J' ,:..n. .M' i J larr. iU'lili"l- r. V, .!:. A. M. 'i-:;iii r- , S.ir.w. i;... V. Pn.r, 'l.:ii rniati. T. .y.T: 1 Water. i:U !li'- Waler? ifnotilo . r. .yd, I.-u--'-'i-t. ;... '.'.,-r. .:.! l'V .10 l.-l.lll iuii - lit tin" ..If. .id e i:la - Wa'.iT, f-r or .alb in. yd. by lHs'd. Is 1 in dfi.rd Wal. r, luce !ore. ford Water for wile .k H.sl f.,r mi! , : T..j ,',. k..r. , at .-, , New C.i 1:- ,11 A. t it w;s. oil, a;o- jUtllltlllsl of have p.isi i'lvru resale :TC w! cur. ake 1 for!'.. s-il to r,,deu: TtL. fsi'lUl , and in. Star, a! -t diirahie d take 1.0 I'c.ur an i a 11 K 1:1.1.! :. .-'.1:: 1 : l'.ce.. Po: 1 v. : : 1 1 re IIltM.V ICllI- Sonierst '. At:. .1. at t! ctnl left c'd. at la re.. i.tcnce ind us, sei 111 to j.rc- laiseral.'.e by In D:z7:nes!. Loss .f ma, ;tioli he ro.nl. Y ow 1 f r ; . Wi will sell them Shi to cure them, id, Druggist, S.mi . .v.arKlite ,V. Pel.f. eitr pure reietirat oiie wi. l.ing their I Ii -htnilig should ;leti..Il 1 H.iU'-t j;i: s. inc wecK. Mr. :m p P. Jl.i'dey'.-. Pcr- H .l throu-h tow n iagcrstov. ii, where hrec iiii.nths. lie : specimen of the ever s.-c!i. and is judgi. He will ig hurse that d:s! stand 'f .r thh-tv "ay .::ly hen lie talu ii to -.as..':. Mr. llef ;ro:;i:ge of our cti ihe fact that he an any other man he s!.,( k of horses. ;. fa'.l . the pa . f,.-m nisre th a prove! 1. 1 t I '.vo very vai-p:v-t four year-. N.ium'.:. S. ito-i!.. , t e .uii'y, Pa. .";h an.l coiitonies pan 1 foi Tea. hii'r mis mo derate. In .:ii th::. A. M.,Cl.as :, Miss j;l!etl MiHcr nl nr.Miiar. a .1 In- Yi. D:'iTi::ck-. I. 'ale, P.O., - w::i ...K .. ei,.'.t week". Jll- 11 t. a: 1 ; .. va- to 1". eiits per r..o::is. make theschi i.l r. V.. P.. Ssi a. s-. of Harvey ' ; ::i luat.d :.t !n- ! my Stow and '"i.i..!y occupied ol.pn.site r.Ki'., v ive oK'!'.ed ot:t 11 tn.eiit of Pat.ges, 1 Ware, and iiinise o my iiiaiiu.'ifi tur h d c xtra iiiachiu .1 to iiianufat lure 1. . liSt;-; V.-a-e. Tin !.. re. Th I have il-h ' pri.an,l 'J Sheet l: 1 work of all l.'tvir tl, it iny j.r I v.itl ii,; 111 ever. D: not 'cs liefore pnrt has !:e it to vuur inter- A tl : . C. Ss iii ix. 'it.-, vt C: .;. This is be !e lliest HKeesrful Cough :'e utr s.,;,l. a f, w dosii" ill- t..e v . . rst mi's of Cough. :'At its wonderful f C,i,: mnptioii is wlih- tti t!. r hi. tory of riedicine. 1 :as Ihh'II sold oil a 1 other medicine Cotirh we tarn- ;t. pi ice 10 els., ' els.. : I. ::! are .'ore. Chest 01 f I.r..iis Fkv ii arc Mc'.lln-; .it livo ec.iits prriU.trt. Tiu-rc are 8-.K) prisoner confined in ft't-.t. m pi'iutrnliary. tilt! nr hot.'. utx- cmiiiii-iiL'iii;; to bo i-rowded i it'i Minim; i- lioanliTi. Tin: i'r.vi.Uut -m. , 1 will live,' and we liiink Ih: is nlxint rijilit. IV. if. I'-urke r.itteiio.n, spent wveral days of last ivrek in . mivrst.'t, --- - - J In: iti-publican Stute. convention will tie lie M this jearon tlie Kill of September, liny of a jt.hhI o,mility is very nlnindant uii- maiK.-i piseo iTinj? inini !ii to !Ti Ier ton. Jim. J..lm (t.siia, ,r l!,Mifor.l, fi-nt U I'.liH'xIay i.tf.lit iiiul liiirt of Thursday in Somriret. last we. !: was a lmsy one for our fanners .111.I :.n at ;e. tliv .jii.iiiiity of b.iy made and si.iivl iiway. Mr. Vi'in. K. Johnson. .f Wsshin.irt.in, I). wiih his wife and family nn visitinp: lli.-ir relatives in Soiwrwl. M.rty nens of land l.K-ntod in -Laekawan-l.a county have Ixi n sold t the Hoaring I '. rook Co; 1 '..inpanv for 5-7:VJ. A no: take occurred in our lre-t iue n to tin eoiiiineijrcmciit ,f (ho siMiirrol liiintin veavon. It 1k not ho.-in until SejiU-nilior. An exihanj'c says, if hanl and continual praying won't brinj; rain, the next liest thinj; is to pet xi a picnic, and it will Miroly come. More rattle-snakes have been killed in this Mvtioii this lirin than for many years. Auditor Snyder assisted in the kill i!!" of one IVi.lav mnrnin. The r.ieetin of tlie State Agricultural So ciety will le held at l'ittshiircli. The pre- miums .unouiit to f-ll.lHul, tlic largest jxirt of which will of course go to the owners of trotters. Thetiaiii dispatchers oilicc on the Som erset and Cambria Ilailroad has Ihimi n- 1. loved to llockwood. Ilerea.pier all trains v.:l lie iiia.leunat llockwoo.l instead ot at this place. John lUirrett Kerfoot, Uishop of the Kpis- al Dj.H'cse of 1'ittslmr, died at half past ven o'clock Sunday evening, ut Meyers de, this county. He was known to many of our c":ii.oi:s. llev. .in Cillespie, of the Kast Knd J'resl" lerian Church, will preach in the I'res' v tei iau Church, Somerset, next Sab hut morning at 11 a. 111. All are invite;!. V! iiors welcome. Jn another column will be found tlic ad vertisement of W. W. Wallace, of;;it) l.ilier ty street, I'ittslmrh, di aler in Marble and (Jranite Moumelits, tinive Stomas; Marble a. Id Slate Mantles, etc. The Man Snyder, from Middlei reek Twp., v. iin attempted to escape from the eoti-table v. ho ha ! him in i l.arrre, and was shot at I several times, was last Thursday release.! IV. .in confinement on hail. v Mr. Charles K. llerr, IMitor of the Pel fo lia y.'trud and his brother, Mr. Joseph llerr ofoilCiiy are pnyini; a visit to their old home. The yoiiii;? men mad.e the trip f.om !'eir..iia to Somerset in a I'.iii'u'y. ihv. Joseph Kin, pastor of the 1st Disci ples Church of AU.vhcny City, and wife came to Somerset 1'riday, w here they pro-po.-e to remain during the heated term. Th. v are boarding with Mrs. Parker. What dej.th of meaning in those words I of Secretary Lincoln, son of the first Mar tyro! I'p.-sidcnt, after the slexiting of Cen. t.ari.el.! 1:1 V asliington, on ratunlav : Mv 1 J" . ; t;. i.l, what hour of ; s c'tr." ony I have passed in I t'o.ieetor Scull has just setthI his account ! f.r the late fiscal year, which ended on the ; tfnh dav of June. The total collections for i.ar.sl to make all ' th... year in thw, tlie Mth District, amount pt hair jew.iry. L,l to s-Jl,:.ss.ii,:. Of this amount the tax ate of 1(1 cents I ,, u.,!sj;V yieldtsl ;s.lH0.,Vi. or!- f'.ider ce:'i:s P.-r tlic benefit of those existing to ce.e ,.s. nt t'.roii. hS mi-1 '--rate t!ielcval holidays in the yar I'M', we fitvelhe days 011 which they tall. .New i Year. Momlav, Washington's birthdav. ;-!i;i.!s. i Thursday. IVcration Day, Thursday, 4tli of . t ' J :.;e, Wchicsdav, Christmas, Tuesday on. , by .o .so. . ' ' j Tlie mi mlK'Rt of the Methodist and Pres- ' byterian Sunday Schools pienii-i at Pine ;n.vc last Thnrwlay. A very pleasant time w:ts ha I until about three o'clock in tlie af ternoon when the pitaiicers were comiKilIed to seek shelter from a terrific rain storm. S. I". Trent, F.s.., left on the mail train Priday night to attend the annual com iiieiieeiaent of the Indiana State Normal School, at Indiana. Pa. lie will visit Pitis- uaraiitii d . burgh, fJrcvnsburg and other iiintj liefore J his return which will be the latter part of Neither Mr. Col born or Mr. (Vsiia, the a.! p: rants for the llepuhlican nomination for President Judge of this Judicial District, I wiil lie present at the nominating c.onveii j tion whi. h nit els at Ilyndman to-day. j 'Tiey are both "in the hands of their 1 friends," r.s it were. Accidental Presidents have never been re garded with favor. Ccncral Arthur might prove '.lie exception, hill the IKrople do not want ti run the rhk of a trial of even so good a loan as our Vice President. Ood grunt that (.'articl.l may continue to govern this rood laud of ours. ir. T'anici. K. Davis spent several days of i.Lst week 1:1 srr.ij.ing Main Cross Street, and freeing it from the tilth and dust that had a. i iimulated. Mr. Davis should be award ed the contract for cleaning the balance of the streets of the borough ill the same way, as !ie understands how to do it and d'H it ttc". A new l'ost oftJ. A. II., wxs organized at Meyi rsdah: on the fourth. Several iiiem heiv..ft!:e)h:iory I'isher-Po.-t, of Johnstown, assist 1 d in the organization. Kightccn ex vetc.uiis were initialed itito the order, and it is 1 .viHvtcd that the Hew Post W ill be in a tloiirl . hing roiidition ere long. The llev. Hi ram King will be installed as pastor ol the Soaicrset Charge in St. Paul's Ufforuicd Cliiirch, Somerset, on Thurs-lay evening of the present week, 8 o'cloc k. Pre paratory service will he held at 8 o'clock on Saturday evening and. the Holy Coiiimun ioii will 1m? celebrated Sunday morning, lo. Mi o'ci.K k. As an instance of the triumph of science it may I noted that the estimated vchx-ity of the comet as it is taking its departure into the trackless realms of space, is tome hundred times creater than a solid shot as it h aves ihe cannon's mouth. Inconceiva ble dihicult of belief, but the fact remains. Mrs. tcner.il Meade and family are visit ing in Gettysburg. The Corporal Skelly Post G. A. II. of that place marched to the Springs Hotel anfl paid their resiccts to the widow of the gallant commander, under whom 111 any of them served. The soldiers fired one round lor each urmy Corp of the army of the Potomac engaged in the battle of Cettysburg. The nic.i-t destructive thunder storm that ha visited these parts for years occurred last Thur. day afternoon. Considerable damage was done to houses und DB'.build ii'g, i the way of lifting off roofs, t ie, ct d;!!creiit ! laces ; but the greatest los wis- taincd was in the destruction of fruit trees, i Sev nil oichiu.ls north of town were Coin- j phli'y di i.icii-hcd, every tit iu them be- I ing uprooted. Huj e forest trees in great j mi n-.bcis were blown down, and iniiiiy of! the country roads w ere blockaded by reason I of laicc Uvea falliiii! aeris them, which w- i I . 1 i.l.l. .i-tl.l. .:..... nf-.rd Dni'-nst sj,.iii- J aoor w re- i " '" ' I move. I This in the :aon of the fitive fly. lie in the Fame in nil yo.-ini. AVhile he tn not very annoying i it June ho comes back to the same snot ok your face a sreond time in July ; in Auu.-t,. he cumen the third lime, bringii.;; with him a hharjier hill ; and in Septenilicr he rciurns with a inighly imii-tour.-c of relatives with luc to their feet. A new Hchedule went inta elfeet ou the S. & C. II. Ii., Monday lnornin, tinder which three passenger trains run daily be tween Johnstown and llockwood. Trains leave Johnstown at 10.10 a. in. ; a. m.; snd 5:15 . in., arrive ut Somerset, 12:10 p. m.; 2:20; p. 111., and 7:30 p. n. ; arrive at Johnstown at X:2."i a. in. ; 4:-V) p.m., and 11:03 p. hi. Major John Knahle, Captain W. II. San tier and John II. Scott, Ksij., the judicial conferees for thi-j county, left for Hyndinaii on the 1.': 11 train to-day, TiK..day, v.heie they ale to meet like eoulerees from lied lord county ami proceed to ballot for a cainlidato for fresideiit Judfe of this district. With the thermometer at !J in the shade we pre dict their stay at Hyndinaii wijl not lie very protracted. l-'oilowiiii' are thu cIVkm i-s of the new fi. A. 11. l'ost in Meyersdale, Somerset Colin ty : o;. miamlcr, Jl. C. MeKinley; Senior Vhv Commander, M. II. Adam?: Junior Vice Coiiiinander, John 1. Weimer; Quarter-master, John 1L I'.isel ; Siirj'iju, W. C. Hicks; OlUcer d the Day, J. A. llcckcrt; Adjutant, M. Ix-wis ; Chaplain, Dr. W. C. llunis; tUlictT of the Ciiuml, John llovle. The I'c.- t now r.itmben about J"orty mem bers. An unusual phenomenon is reported from Ctistle Hock, Wiseontin. A woll wasdu at that place which passed through a strata of shale fjrty feet in thickness, and afterward through solid rock for the same distance. At the junction of the two substances a stream of air pours into the opening which is so cold that ice forms, and with such force that lijdtt Mibstances are blown out of the well. The local "ring"' is geneiaily that body of repii:..'.!e citizens who have been placed in otlice by the suffrages of their fellow citi zens. Th" "rltigsters'' arc usually men whose iulc'l'geucc and energy ensile them to win a w ay t,ol!ic front ranks of their par ty. The anti-ringsters are mosily coiiiikm ed of the solid minority party, P.epubliean or Democratic, as the ease may In', mid that small fraction of the majority party who are always wanting but never getting place. A bee tree was cut down on the lands of the IjekaAvanna Iron and Coal Company n few days ago, when a nest of large black snakes was found in the hollow of the tree below the bee combs. The bees and snakes entered through the same hole, which whs located about thirty feet above the ground, and the fact that the combs of the bees con tained no honey, the supposition is that their near neighbors had devoured the fruits of their to :1 as fa: I as it w as gat here.!. Pretty shoes lire now all the Pist. P.laek velvet slippers w rage in the th gilt che- ncille ; red leather oriental slippers ; gold embroidered black satin visiliuggaitcrs, but toning down the hack; "Scarubee" satin gaiters with lattice woik of hands up the front, and heaven and the sex only know how many varieties of bewildering miUiiir which the terrible Talmage may denounce, as he one did the stripped stocKinrrs, as im moral. We have received from the managers of the Chalybeate Park Trotting Association, of Iicdford, a programme of the races to he held on the 22tiT and 2 trd of July. For Friday's races the managers have jiositivc assurances of the entrv of twelve trotters. The first race is ojien to horses of the 2.3 class, purse 2Vl, of which $1"0 goes to the first horse, 73 to the second r.nd 2." to the third. The second raee is open to all horses without record owned in Iicdford county For Safurday the first raee is open tt all horses of the 2..V class ; purse $175 of which i lno goes to first, f.Vt to second and $23 to third. The second is a running race for a a purse of $!i"; ?75 to first, iM to second. The Johnstown Tribune of the "til inst.. sajs : Several capitalists from Cleveland, Ohio, arrived in town this morning, and took passage on the Johnstown Accommo dation, S. &. C. Railroad, for Kring's station, or what is best known as the "lied Bridge," in Concmaugh township, -Somerset county, a short distance south pf the Cambria coun ty line. There object is said to be the mak ing of an examination of the "Mishler farm" in that vicinity, which was recently purchased by the party through Mr. Daniel Hamilton, brother of Judge Hamilton, of this place, and it is further rumored that they will shortly commence breaking ground there for the erection of ui.ttiuf.ietiiriiig works. The property contains about 2o acres, and is underlaid w ith valuable min eral. Mr. W. W. Knab'e, of this place, v. ill in a few days lie appointed ixta! route agent on the line of the Somerset & Cambria Ilail road. This will prove of great iniortancc to all ix r-ons who receive their mail mat ter along the route as the mail facilities have not been tinv of the best for si ine time past. Mr. Knahle has been clerking in ihe lh'gister and Ilceorder's oltiec for a number of years past, and by his courteous treatment of all who have had business to transact in" that olliee, hits made many warm friends w ho will be glad to hear of his good fortune. lie has- also been assist ant to post mater Davis for some time hack, helping him to make up and distribute the mail on busy days, and has thus familiar ized himself with the business and abund antly (pialified himself for the discharge of tlie duties of his new position. In order to d.-mons (rate the fi-aribiiitv of keeping a balloon inflated for a period of time sutlicieiit to cross the Atlantic, Prof. King, the well known aeronaut, is contem plating a voyage from the Mississippi to the Atlantic coast. The Minnesota Agricultur al Mechanical Society, under whose auspic es the biggest fair of the West is annually held, have ollcnil to contribute the sum of 4-1,200 toward the expenses of the trip, and also furnish the gas, provided the start is made from their fairgrounds in Minncapo- j lis on September 7. The balloon to be used j in the trii will have a capacity of 100,000 feet of tpis, and will he made of different thickness of materia! find interlined with rubber. The idea is to keep in the air when the winds are favorable, and to tome down when they are contrary. In crossing the prairies a drag rope will be ljcpt out. The ineniliers of Kickc-nui-awling Tribe of Red Men, No. CC, and Kiskiminetas Trilie, No. , of Johnstown, will proceed to Sotn set on Thursday, the 21st inst., for the purjiosc of holding a pic nic and reunien in Hugus' grove half a mile distant from this town, which is to be iuticipatcd in by the Berlin Tribe. A special train will leave Johnstown at 7 o'clock in tho mornint' of that day, and as the wives and families or nearly all the members will accompany theni it is expected that over two hundred will take part in the excursion. The fare for the ronnd trip w ill he $1 4."i for each pas. senger, and the train will return about nine o'clock in the evening. The exercises will consist of dancing, vocal and instrumental music etc.. and the Woodvale Ihind lias been engaged for the occasion. It is also ex ms-ted that a lodge of lied Men will be organized in .Somerset during the day. My Goon Womas Why arc yon out of sorts, never able to tell folks that you are well ? Ten to one it's all caused in tlic first place Lv habitual .constipation, which no doubt finally caused deranged kidneys and liver. The sure cure for (.instillation is the celebrated Kidney-Wort. H is also a specific n.n.nlv for 1! tidiiev and liver diseases. m 1 1 1. Ii M.in. t.ionfti j iiousaiuis ure curcu u, o. o.., Try it once. TvUtk JiUJe. CorTT Xokhm. The following 15 a li ,t of the Normal Schools of Soiiier. et county, dates of opening, and names of principals; Coufhiencc, July 11, A. C. Holliert. Somerset, July f, U. II. Saiiner and If. C. Miisscliuau. P.eriiii, July 2j, J. C Hannah and 1'rank Fisher. : Meycrslde, July 2", C P.. Cook and J. I. Mecsc. New Centreville, July 25, Uev. W. W. Dcatriek, Ji 11. DiiUnck ami 0. F. Weller. bloyslown, August 1, J. M. lSerkcy and Kd. Smith. Salisbury, August 1, Levi Lithliter. DaviilsviUe, August 1, Charles Elriek. rrsina, Atvrnst 1, 1. J. Miller. Jenncr X Koads, Aujrust 1, J. II. GeTsel. Tuition will ho arranged by the principals of the schools, and will vary with the length of the term, and branches studied. We desire to advance the c;iuse of educa tion in the county, and we think that in no way can this be accomplished mure than by earnest, faithful Work in the Normal schools. The priucijuls are reiputed to leach with a view of making their pupils eilicient workers in the public schools, showing by precept and example that they are alive to the demands of the schools of the county. It is to be hojicd that the schools will re ceive the moral support, and liljcr.il patron age of the cotnmiiuiiics in w hich they are held. The Suicriiitcndcnt w ill visit each of the schools and make such suggestions as shall be for the good of the schools and for the advancement of school work in the county. J. C. WltM.Klt, County Superintendent. ticbharls, July 8, 1SS1. The Kichmoiid negroes arc greatly excited over the series of disasters which have bc- fallen the nation and members of their own race recently. These they attribute entirely to the Influence of tho comet. For somo days past the darkies there have been great ly exercised over the appearance of the com et, and many of them predicted that some thing unusual would occur, which would attract very general attention. These proph ecies and muttcrings of the leaders caused hundreds of the more simple of the raee to seek comfort of religion, and religious re vivals in the churches of the colored people in different parks of the city have been large ly attended fur the week past. The attempt to assassinate President Garfield, the ex treme illness of John Jasper, the colored pastor of Mount Zion Baptist Church here, arc all attributed to the direct iullueneo of the comet. The phenoiuina observed in the sky night before hist, when the whole horizon for a Tew moments seemed to have been lighted up by all the varied tints of the rainbow, caused a great deal of excite ment among the race here, and thousands of them left their houses and came out into the street to witness the remarkable illu mination, pointing to it as another resnlt of the comet, and saying that "the comet has done butt." The philosophical among the race declare that tiie bursting of the comet will cause it to disseminate its parts all over the globe, and that it was fal Hearing the earth. The disasters i-jinted to, and the remarkable phenomenon of Thursday night have produced no little excitement among the easily aroused A fricans, who really seem to believe that the-comet has separated, and thai it is rapidly descending to the earth, which it will rapidly destroy by the fiery ovcrllovc. The result of these teachings has caused many of the darkies to seek the com forts of religion, and the membership of the various colored churches in the city has been largely increased within the last week or so. llev. Henry Ward l'.cccher, at a praycr meeling, referring t the attempt to assas sinate the President, said : "In the history of this country there has never been such a week; of prayer t as this past week, and I hope that the famil ies of this Christian church have keen united in that prayer for the Preside:-.:. And now. when from day to day we have been cheered with growing hniien, and are to-day cheertd more and more, I ho brethren will .not for(nt to give thanks to God for the benefit received. In the assault which was made ujion our Pres ident the nation received a shock which was on a large scale the equivalent of the sli(x.-k which President Garfield's system re ceived from the bullet. The nation was for the moment in the condition of a child that wakes at midnight and cries for its nurse or mother and finds neither of them. When Fort Sumter was fired upon the shock was immense. But indignation came to our re lief, and the rising of a great people, as it has been called, that sprang up at first was a surprise to every one. But in the cac of our President the danger was very groat to him and there would have been great in conveniences if his life had been taken. It would have shaken the Government, nor the nation. It is strange that a man who had gone through so many dangers en the battlefield should, after so many years, have been stricken down by the hand of a suck ling assassin, ond struck down in the midst of security and peace. There were no par tisans, no sectarians and no divisions of sentiment among the people. Everyone wanted to help the President. We were in the midst of iMi!itieal jugglery. I regard it as one of the most unfortunate, and I may say disgraceful things, I have every known in my life. The whole difficulty lies in this, who shall have the plunder? The lie publican party which carried the nation I through its struggles U now like the Roman soldiers sitting on the gtound throwing dice to see who shoud have a share of the Sa-; vior's garments. Liberty was imperiled for the sake of party plunder. Guitcan should lie the subject to penal action. We have no use for such a ma:i any longer. llislilM'rty should be no longer iKTinitted." Coxi.-J.i-:;xc-.:, Ju'y Sili, LsSl. En. HitKH.n : The news from Washing ton of tlie improved condition of President Garfield and the fair prosiMx-ts of his ulti mate recover-, has brought joy to many a heart. The deep gloom and incxprcssahle horor occasioned by the attempt upon his life can never be described. It was like a thuudcr-boit from a clear sky, and every body was "dazed." The trembling voice and tearful eye indicated the deep emotions of the soul belter than words can describe them. At first it was feared shat it was the result of a conspiracy, but since everything tends to show that it was the premeditated act of Guitcan himself unaided hy anyone except the devil, the public mind has been greatly relieved. The insanity of the would be assassin does not receive much credence, but so long as it is hi? own act it matters not so much wheth er it is the result of a deranged mind, or a wicked heart, for the Nation is saved the hu miliation of a plot against the life of its chief executive. It is to be regretted that the punishment for an attempt upon the life of the President is not more severe. Congress should see to this, qud affix the death penalty to any attempt upon the life of the President or his Secretaries. Let everybody rejoice and give thanks to God that our beloved President still lives. X. The Penalty. Jn case of the death of the President the assassin can be tried for murder, and tipon conviction, executed. Should he recover the assailant can only be tried for assault with intent to kill, the pen alty for which is prescribed in the follow ing section of the Di.-irict of Columbia Code: Section l.JoO Everv person convicted of manslaughter or of any assault with in tent to kill shall be sentenced to suffer im prisonment and laV.r for Ihe first offense, for a period not lefs than two or more than cujit years, end for the second offense for a period of not less (ban six or more than fifteen years. This discovery ha3 caused general ccm iiiciit and the expression is nuivwsal that an amendment should be made to the Fed eral Constitution, making an assault npon the President or Vico President cf the Tin ted States treason ond punishable hy death. TKim TKor Itii Vi:. r.-I!y a 'son on the death of his father. Ia memory of Benjamin Countryman, who died in Lavansville, 0,1 the 2.1d day of May, 1SS1, at the hoii.ie of Levi Knepper, in the tiVth year of bis age. Hi.- arandfalhtr was one of the fir.it set 1 lew i" Brolhersval ley, w ho emigrated hiiTicf at (ill early day from New Jersey. Benjamin Countryman was a nephew of Peter Countryman, do ceased, und son of Jacwb Coutryman. He had one brother and live sisters, viz : Jacob Countryman, Mrs. Geo. Hay, Mrs. Ludwiek Weller, Mrs. Solomon Boucher, Mrs. Geo. P. Walker, and Mrs. Samuel Shaullis. All have gone to the land of rest, except Mrs. AValker. Benjamin Countryman was joined in mat rimony with Mary C. Long, daughter of the Uev. Wm. Long, a Lutheran minister, who organized the first Evangelical Lutheran Congr.-gatioii in Somerset county, (first years of his labor, Bedford c;iuty.) Mrs. Countryman departed life oil May li, 1SMJ, in the ,s7th year of her age. The deceased, in connection with his guar dian, purchased a farm in Somerset town ship, known as tho Liehtciiberger farm, Commenced housekeeping in the spring of 181 1, and occupied the farm seven years, and then sold it to Geo. P. AValker, and moved on the farm of Peter Friedline, which he had rented for two years, April 1S21. At the expiration of the two years he moved to Milford township, on the farm known as the Tedrow farm. Probably one mile north west of Centrcville, (at this date nothing was known of Centrcville, the town was hud out by Michael Frcasc in lSi-Sl), Sold the last named farm to Geo. Hay, in the spring of 1S30, but 'returned possession till the following spring. During the inter val he purchased the farm owned by Peter Friedline, iu Somerset township. He mov ed with his family to this farm April 1st, 15137, and erected a comfortable dwelling house tho first summer, which he with his family occupied. Late in the fidl the house took lire by some means and burned to the ground with all its contents, except a few articles which were taken from the front room. Tlie loss sustained hy this misfor tune was very severe. We had to shelter in the old log cabin during the winter, and till another house could be erected, having no bedding or clothing, except what we had on our backs. The neighbors and friends were moved with pity towards us and camo to our relief. They assisted in preparing bed ding and clothing, and'for this neighborly and christian conduct we shall ever feel grateful. Preparations were made to build the coming summer, 1810. During this summer the brick house was erected now oc cupied by J. B. Countryman. In Is7 he sold the principle part of the farm to Jacob Cable, reserving 30 a'res at the south-ea.st end, and 7 on the north-east end. Retiring from farming, he erected a comfortable building on the latter lot and moved into it in the spring of 1S31, and remained there until within a few weeks of his death. Benjamin Countryman was Lorn in Broth ersvally, then Bedford county, in January, 17J0, ou the Countryman farm, which name it bore from its first improvement until leu or eleven years ago. George Washington w.w then President. He kept house sixty six years and forty-two days ; lived a wid ower one year and eleven days. He served eighteen Presidents. Peace be to the ashes of the noted dead. W. F. CorxTKYa.ts. Lovgooiec, HI., July 1, t SSI . Si ri-iiiuxi; Womes. There is but a very small proportion of the women of this 1111- Ltiou that do not suffer from some of the dis eases for which Kidney-Wort is specific. hen tlic bowels have become costive, headache torments, kidneys out of order, or piles distress, take a package and its won derful tonic and renovating power will cure you and give you new life. irifc'iwi. MAlIIillU). GRAY-CTNXINGHAM. On July 4th, 1SS1, at the residence of Mr. A. G. Black, by Rev. J. II. Brown, Mr. T. M. Grav, to Miss Belle F. Cunningham, both of Somerset Co., Pa. SPF.ICIIEn-Dl"RST.-On July S, 1SS1, by Josiah llinger, Esq., Mr. Cyrus SiM?icher to Miss Martha A. daughter of Samuel Durst, of Garrett Co., Md. DIKD. r.IXTOB. On June 1?3, l.l, Jacob Bee tor, aged ii years, 8 months, 10 days. SitiLoii's Cataekii Re.mi:dy, 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. Price OOcfs. Sold hy Geo. W. Bcnford, Drug;ist, Som erset, Pa. Aiivkhtiskd Liti-TLi-.s. The following ad dressed letters in the Posfolliee, at Somer set, will be sent to ihe Dead Letter Olliee, Wa-hiiigton, D. C if not called for on or before Julv t;o, lssl : Brant. Samautha, Dunlap, Eil win J., Fletcher, Bosana, Gal way, T. E. Ham, George, Leioney, Dennis, Murry.'j. M., I'.encr, B., Fisher, John ('., Fcrril, Wm., Gullagcr, Mrs. Loviu.i, Kenny, Miss Marey, Lar.dis, Lizzie, Miner, D. L., Trcston, Chas., Hose, Wm., -Beisler. Henry, S'.cininiycr, Paul, Stuff, John, Wilson, W. II.. Winianis, John, Ne!f, Irwin I.., Packard. C. 11., Bobbins, Shcpiird, Spcrvcr, Charles, Sherfine, Mrs. Abb Tressler, George, Whymer, Miss D., Zimmerman, Mrs. Hannah. In calling f.r letters please say advertised. A. C. Davis, P. M. Tr-M-ilic St 01111 in Virginia. Danvili.k, July S. A terrific torrn of wind und rtiin passed tiver this city this) afternoon, doing great damage. The roof of the railroad here was partially Mown off, as was also that of the free bridge, the latter being otherwise damaged. The roofs of a number of buildings in. the city- were blown oil", among them those of the First African liaptist CliurJi, several tobacco factories and private residences. In north Danville a houe was blown down in which were tix persons, none of whom were seriously injured. At Jacksonville, a negro village, a residence was struck by lightning and burned. The damage to barns and growing crops in the surround ing country i3 said to be considera ble, but the extent lias not yet been ascertained. HIaino anil Arthur in Ckiiifereiice. New Yokc, July 7. Tlic Times' Washington special says : When the Time correspondent called on Vice President Arthur this evening he found him closeted with Secretary Blaine, 1 he conference lasted near ly an hour. Both gentlemen looked fresh, bright, and altogether differ ent from yesterday and the day be fore. When this fact was mention ed to General Arthur ho replied with a Fmile, "As the President gets better, I get better too." Secretary Blaine cheerily answered a question as to what was new by saying, "The President u doing splendidly." Since General Arthur arrived iu town two" or three members of the Cabinet have made it a practice To call on him at Senator Jones' resi dence every morning, and two or three others every evening. Secre tary Blaine has not missed an even ing and lus visits nave lasted irom forty minutes to an hour each. in I lie WASi:rxr.To', July (1. Tin- atten tion of clergymen and im-ioU-rs of tho Christian Vhm !i, to which PrctsiUcnl OurilcM bo!-ngs. h.i.-i been unremitting. Uev. F. ). i'owt-r, pastor of the Vermont Church : I it v. ii. H. Hinsdale, President of llirnm College, Ohio.ar.dKev. 11. J. Jacobs, of Cincinnati, have beeri con-danHy in atknd.-inte at the JWhUe House. Prayerful aorviccs are held each day at tho Vermont Avenue Church, at 11 a. m. and 7 i. m. These exer cises have been deeply interesting and impressive, and have been free ly participated in, not only by the members ot the Christian Churili, but by all denominations aud by strangers in the ity. Dr. Sunder land, ut the meeting ycettrday, j.'.ive a graphic account ot the l onvorsa tiou between himself and tho wound ed President at tlie depot. The doc tor was passing uown Pennsylvania avenue at the time ot tho shooting, when he was called and told the news. lid ran to tho depot, and was permitted to speak with the President, who had then loen re moved to the upiier room. Kneel ing by his side Dr. Sutherland said : Mr. President, you arc tho servant of God, you arc in His hands, you have long trusted Him, and ! say to you tho heart of this whole people will go out to (iod in that vou mav besparce." The President calmly replied : "I know it, doctor. I be lieve in Ciod, and trust myself in his hands." These meetings will be continued twice daily durins the President's critical condition. Xot a Success. Executive Mansion, July S. Tho apparatus devised by the at tending physicians, to cool the at mosphere of the President's room. has not worked a3 well as anticipa ted. The water ascends slowly and imperfectly in the sheets of flannel, and the result is only a very slight lowering of the temperature of tlic air. Experiments are being made with various sorts of refrigerators and ventilating apparatus, includ ing a large fan worked by an electric motor. Tiis PYeniileat'K Uft Insnrcil. President Garfield recently took out a life insurance policy for $2", GGi). Six weeks ago Mr. L. C. Hop kins, the Western agent of a promi nent company, being in Washing ton, took that amount on the life of the President. Ihe President at first thong!'. t lie would have a $."0,(XH) policy, but finally Fettled down on half the amount. ft.Vi ft mm? -mts Heuralaia. Sliaiicct, Lumbaqo, Backache, Soreness cf ihe Chest, Gout, Quinsy, Sora Throat, Svt9ll ings and Sprains, Burns end Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feci and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. No Preparation en earth Kpiatf St. Jxroai On M a f"r, arr, tinipte and ehrnp Kxt-nial Kimody. A trial entail Let the eunipanitlYi-ly trilling nnllay f uO ('rata, and eTery one mfarine. lib itu can ban clicap aud l-oeilive pruf of iu claima. Urectiuoa in Eleven Laapnaf SOLO BT ALL DKTJGGI3TS DEALES IU MEDICINE. A. VOGELER fc CO., Italtimorr, lid., V. S. A DOES WHY? WONDERFUL CURES! nw.insit arUon tlie I.ITEB, BOWELS aud UIBXEi'S at tlie mt time, aae rl iona biimotf ttiat derelope In Kidney and Uri nary Difeoaea, Btllouraoae, Janndloe, ConaU. patlcn. Piles, or in Unenmatism, Nenralcla, tierrous Euordera and remain CsmpUinta. nmmmfU. ft. rfMWI tS fW flf the tMliMm- EEE WHAT PE0PLB SAT 1 Eoir.-no B. Srork, of Junction City, Kan'. aaya, kidnfy-Wort cured lti.n after regular FbJ Micians bad bevn trying or 'our yeara. Mrs. John Arnall.oJ Wmblngton, Ohio. y her boy wa irirrn up to die by four prominent phTHi.-innf.aod that Lowaaaxtcrwardii cured by kidney-Wort. M. M. a Goodwin, an e.litor In Chardon, Ohio, avsnewannt eii-K-tra n IItp, bttinff IdoaCva beyond belli (, but kidney-Wort clu-ed luiii. Anna t Jarrett rl Ko-jtn Kal.-rn. . Tl ay ihnr. j.T..n v,r. Mtifr.-riii.T from ki.lnrr tronblei. nnd oth..r c.iiplicuUuiu uaj.ndvd by tbe uae of 1 luiutcy-non. John II. Uwi wsi of JaIcpon, Tcnn., rnff ored for v.. from liver and t.dm-T tnullt- and nrtcr t.-ilcini; am of btber lucdlciZU18,"LJ Mlchal C. to of Mnnlirmery Center, Tt.. mtfredeiirhtyeartfwith ki.ln.-r ditli.-iitly and was nnable to wurk. kidiK-y-VVorb liiade biin " weu aaerer.- ltd 12 DrDUlHCHTLV CU9ES KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER COMPLAINTS, rAnallnlltilin Drill PilfS. H tVlt Input VP in Itry Verotable Perm In SI tin can, ono pa.-kaie f trhb-h inatm all quartu M of medicine, abo In l.lqnld Farm. Terr tlen- m -...-. 1 f. - th.uu ' .-.".. ruadiir unft- pareit. JT It act trllh equal tfidenei f ..t farm. GET IT AT THIS WUUUlilisisi. imi. fi.w UTIIC RirlIACDSn?IACs..PrOD'a. (Win end the dry post-paid.) 8rBU.teTWI,TT, i't II U J L J-M I 11 FINANCIAL STATEMENT SOMERSET EORO' SCKOCL DISTRICT, rOR THE YEAR ENELNQ JUSE Ut, 1881. Receipts. From State appropriation.... .$ law rs . i,iwj a " tax collectors Total. EXPESDITCEK8. Paid teachers wages .41. or. 00 .. Vtl ttt .. Vtt 14 .. 43 10 HO 07 StI 39 ... 7 00 Fuel and contingencies, janitors lietiatrs -- Other expenses and secretary Collector........... Treasurer llalance due district Total.... 1,3 09 KESornru of District. Balance la hands of Treasurer CT 00 Duo on duplicate or U Ulian l.lnt 114 hi . " W. H. Wellley 8i a . ... A . 1 CBVU 11.1.. .......... ...,.-.....--..T-l--- Which amount Is subject to future exhonorations. it- .. -1 . at All M Tha underslimeil auuiiots ot somerset uotoukii School District do certify that they have exam ined the vouchers of the foreirolnir statement, and and them correct in all particulars. f. J. PKITT3, Jt..l J. N. SNYDER, i. 8-1 Auditors. IVajcr OiTcreil Twie Daily t'tu-isii in 11 fiturt-li. - -- . 'i -si-: vs.sr ji A jj-t -tlM. -si T.llvlfrS.W - lERHEtjEOl. foil nilEUMATISM, r S05I EKSET AVA'i V.Ill.. It. It. ('iiiuinciiciiig AluuJay. M,.v -.'J(. lsM, tnaiu "(1 Ilia M..n.erni mid Itamtirts lir.tu.-ii will tun .laity n.iccjit KutHlu r. lukve J. .- 10.C1) a. 111. I ii..iiwiiieu:, 111. M.... ..n II 11 . iu. I Shuerset U- Jl p. m , arriving 1 Ku.ikH.wd 1 -'i p. 1 mi. turave Kuckwoocl 1:4-1 1. c, arriving ml Hwu I crt i-M p. m. Lear Somerset fi:00 p- m. arrlv. inir at K.x-kwoo.1 ' p. 111. Iesre Kwkwixxl 8:16 11. 111. syiiiKTSet 6:&4 n. m. Stovxtown J:U n. m. I Hovcrvillu HM p. ia., nrrlvetjc at Jol.Dju.wn w.ia p. m. iMimioiti: a omo k. u I'lTTSBUliUU DIVISION. On ami after May 23, 1881, mini on thin roa.l will deart from and arrive at depot, corner Grant anu aier atreeia, a ruitowi ; EAST. WEST, . MAIL. MAIL. Leave r lnna.to. k-iltiHiitre .ma.m. :-Ji. '. WMKl..li:erf .i . a. It l:" 4 rtuit.rljt(ll II:.'.. p. M-, 11:111" II VI..I.I.UI. 4 -i " II l - K.k.l M " ., Ohio I'vle T.iw !1:01 (.oni..'ll.sville 7:is " li i M rnioi.tt.wn nM " 1-:'. IItoj.I frt.t.1 V. .VI " 1AI p. tu. Mu rlemant :M " " Wk4 Nml. .:i7 3: " M.WmKn W:H lift " Braddota .1 lm.lv p. in. 1'iluljuig M p. iu. Ij.nre : PillKlmrK l;r...l. k M..K.-.-Mirt W. si N. alon l.ro.i.1 Kont 3.1 1. iyt.-xi.nii Clil.-llviHe iT'.lJl.l.lWQ lllil'i Kyle li.M:kn.Mi.l Hyndinaii CiiiiherlKfid Wl.ii.iltoa lbiitiiuurtt Tha F.mrefS train leaven Plttabnrsh at 19 P. M. arrirliiK at Connotlotlllo luui P. M., Rack- wuuu ii-m r. 01. in return uia r.r.reaj travel Cunitwrlan.l at 2:3 A. M., arrivii.K at Ha-k-w.iod 4-.XS A. jM., ConnollBvitle .H A. M., 1'ltta- uwga : A. iu. - The most direct and pleaannt route to tha East 0.iuin na rv aaiiiutiiD t;uy. 1'bruttKh Mall learlnic at luial A. v., dally, ar- rtvei at Washington at r.2b a. m - Jiaitluixre, i0:Ja r.m.; ruuapeiiiniasiiu a. m.; new iurlto:4 a. k. ; Klchmond ll:i a. u. Through tii.rtsj, leavinar S r. dally, ar- tlvea at W aablnKton at :au a. M. ; baltlmore, 7:40 a. h. i rniiAiieii.bU; ia r. M. ; N. Y., 4:ii p. m. Through Mall train dally. txpe.n trains daily except Sunday. Accommodation train and Fayette xpret dally except Sunday. Ticket office, corner Fifth A venae and Wood Mreeta, and depot corner Urant and Water sta., PftUburgh, Pa. 1. K. IjDRI), Oen. Paaienircr Agent. Is. M. COJLt,Ucneral Ticket Agent. HOHEKStT HAKKET Cerr acted by Cook ft Bkkbits. DSALEU II CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED Apple, dried, 6e Applebntter, V gal MMc riran. V 100 51 uutil a Mutter, V m (iter) 1 Butur, (roll) i ltuckwheat,fl bnsnel 10c meal, 1IM tst 1 00 Beeiwax, flt jitc Ijaeun,ahualdera, Ifl fc i.....he " aide. " ....toe country bam. I) b m td lie Oora, (ear) buniiel 00V17S Uorn, (Shelled) Ibuaael.... 7.-4. Corn meal V lb Call skias. V S fa V 001 Hour, V bbl j 006$i 60 Flaxneed V bu., (be t.) T...7bc Hams. (suKar-cured) W k 11 e lrl. V lOetjrzc Leather, red sole, y ft ...)iae upper 5-oo ' kiu, " : Trjtme Mlddflnirs, and chop 100 fts tl 10 Oats, bu 50e potatoes, bu (new)..... ,...4j,5oe Peaches, dried, S, stol'ie Kyeifla jse KnifE, V lc Salt, No. 1, lit.l.eitra f 1 TMftt'-! UO liroiimi Alum, per sark l t;j,ti W ' Aslibm, per lack 4 00 Suar, yclb.w ft t , uijto white ll(ajI4 Tnllow, ?l lb 6y ;e Wheat, V bus tl 110 Wool, V 3i4ilO TpXlX'UTOR'S NOTICE. ijUto of Jonathan Fritz, lato ol (ueiaabonliis townanij., uec .1. Letters testamentary on the above estate hav ing been granted to the undersigned, notice! hereby given to those Indebted to It to make imme diate payment, and those baring claims against It, to present them duly authenticated lor settle ment, on Saturday, tlie tfoth. day of August. at tho late rcaidunci' of tho deceased. UATUAKir.t FRITZ. jy!3 txecutrix. A DMIXISTItATOR'S NOTICE. Folate of John Jfcrlej, Isle of Queniahcnlng 1 wp., somerset county, pa., dec .1. Letters ff adminlstation on tha above estate having been granted to tbe undersigned by the proper authority, notice Is hereby given to those ind cbted to the said estate to make Immediate payment, and those having claims or demands against it to present them dulv authenticated for settlement, on Saturday, July 2nd, ls.il, at the uousc (.1 lue luiuers.Kne.i. UA1EL A. WEAVER, . May S3 Administrator. AUDITOR S NOTICE. The undersigned, duly appointed to mnke a dis tribution of the funds In tbe bands ot Cyrus M Shaver, administrator and tructee for the safe of the real estate of Daniel A. Khoads, deceased, to and among those legally entitled thereto, hereby gives notice, that be will attend to the duties ol ou gh, on Thursday, the 14th day of June, 1881, at l o clock f. v., when and wncre all peson interest ed can attend. U. BAEK, May 3 Auditor. UDITOR'S NOTICE. The undersigned, duly appointed to make a dis tribution of the funds In the bands of Jacob liow- . ii-iiii. m u...k . a. ..... ft T .... Ua,K KIBIP. IT 1.1. U. U111U.L..V UW11.. 1 J .'"U ..1.1. -11, deceased, to and among those legally entitled thereto, hereby gives nutice, that he will attend to the duties of the above appointment. In the oince 01 n. 1. rotter, r-f)., in lucyerstiaie, on Thursday, the Sid day of June, lSel. at 1 o'clock p. when and where all persons interested can attend. H .I HAEK. Mar T Auditcr. pXlXUTOES' N0TICR Kstate of rienjamin tVuntrjiran, late ol Scmcr set i wp., uec a. Letters testamentary cn tha a bore estate having been granted to the undersigned, hy the proper authority, notice Is hereby given to those Indebted to It to nuke Immediate pay ment, and those having claims ordemands will please present them duly authenticated for set tlement at the Imefe of Jacob li. Countryman on Saturday the Clh dav of August. 1&1. JACOB COl'NTRYMAJT, ALEXANHEB COVKTKYMAN, J une ecu tors JXECUTOli S NOTICE. Estate of Salomon Kauffmnn, late of Conemauh township, deed. Letters testamentary on tha above estate having been granted to the undersigned by tbe nrooer authority : notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said estato to make immediate payment, and those having clatmsagainst tbe same will present toem uuiy auincnucaici ior scme- ment on aaturuay. me i-...u uay ot ju.v. EMANUiL KAUFEMAN. JunctC! Executor. "TVIAM0ND HOTEL, HTOYSTOWN, lNN'A. This popular and well known house has lately been thoroughly and newly refitted with all new end best of iumiture, which has made It a very desirable stopping place for tha trauettng public. His table and rooms cannot be surpassed, all l- lng first class, witn a large puuno nan aiiarneu to tba same. Also large and roomy stabling. First class boarding can be had at tha lowest pos sible prices, by the wees, -day or meat. SAMUEL OUST ER, Prop. S.E. Cor. Diamond Stojstow ,Pa KEEP ON SALE A Large and Beautiful stock of H027TJ2IE1ITS & G2AVE STC2TZS, MAEBLE AND SLATE MAN TELS AND G2ATE FE0NTS.&C. -OXJXt PEHDD1UM SHAKING-GSiTE ! Of which we are Solo Manufacturers, is the BEST of HEATERS, WARRANTED TO PLEASE MAKBLE and STONE 11EAKTIIS, FLOOK TILE, ANCHOU llOLTINQ CLOTHS, ASD MILL PTONES. BEST DUALITY, at LOW PRICES. W.W. WALLACE, 349 LIBERTT ST., PITTSBUEGn.PA. 47-NEA1B CHIOS DEPOT. jJ13 HE MAKE TO ORDER TKHSSKS TlU'asjLs- j TIU.-.SSt! TK!'3SE.S! 2 in itt v 3 8 S 3 S 3 3 TRUSSES! TRUSSES ! ! Tlin aClii-fi-il .s'l.iulJ M-c tlie tin-- 1-1 fl!ir :i'hv smuts ju t rvccivvd liy C. 1ST. BOYD. HARD RUBBER TRUSSES. CERMAH TRUSSES. LEATHER am! COMMON TRUj'JES ! nd f,iil In wo tlie 111 CELLULOID 1 Alv.-ayn tlran and ei:iifurt:i!i!r, uri'il it"t UTST or UKIiAK an. I is l.y far the fincs-t trnm yet out. Jlov.l ;-. ;U tlu-ni nml will nialce a i.i;iaiity of tilting y'i. A nice bit of LA0IKS' and (JEM'S SIIOLLW-U lCAdlS an- ii. ii ; tii- n -.v t. Any !., 'i-.t 111 fm-L v. ill l: .i.'li r.j.l ..In n !.. -in.'!. . .n itI iii -i'- l i-"i ri 1. 1. it' l.i.-, Itv-;!. v."-. , ''.. . r..- M". 1. Kxki'.'-.h, Amklkh f .r varicisu v.-iisr, v.t.ak .-.. o' lt.ii v.r ul- ti rutr'l lilllll:!. ir-Tliose having trout, I. to ry l Tru- in fit will i' wul" f.i call ami have iiii-asuru talcnii. ami fit v. ill be i'iarauU. i timwl K'HKb ''' )riie n as,,nu,l... C. BOYD MAMMOTH BLOCK, - - SOMERSET, PA. TKl'siE.-lf T KISSES ! TKtSSES! TKUSSES! TKL'tiSLS! TKUSSES ! TKUSSES.! TKUSSES : tkusses: TKUSSES! TKCSSES! TKUSMj! TKUSbEiir TKI'SiU! TKUSSES! TRUSSES ! TKUSSES! TRUSSES! TRUSSES ! TRUSS ES ! TRUSSES ! TRUSSES , Somerset Mechanical Works, (U.VITK12.) CONSOLIDATIOH OFTHE ABBISON TO Fsirmcrs, Merchants, Mill Owners and Others, We present herewith a cut of the HARTZEL INVINCIBLE FLOW Which will ho H.ihl for h.-ss money " . ,VT.l than any other liniionea ims, and whieli will uImo tlo K'"1 work. We also make tlie -woxJ"v:xix3srx: xlow IVi-ll known nn.l Lililv tTokt-n ff 1' al who have usitl it. e also make 3 ami I WOODCOCK PLOWS, CENTRE LEVLnANr " .. .nViri I FTMll' LI 1 DT7TI I C 1Q77 HAtl 1 llLL iLU V, nftallLLL J iu'" AND IMPROVED BROWN FLOWS . HARTZELL'S NOS. 1 AND 3 HILL SIDE PLOWS, AND IKON BEAM HILL SIDE PLOWS, All i.rwlmh wilt l'i s-l.I at Tt.'tt Pil.-in. I..,..,;. ..I' -..ur l..r.lriilts lir lllli I'll IIS till. I (.x.-uiiiiii'oiir 1'low.i lK-f.m? i.iirrl.iusin i.iIk-i-', as we citn ami will make it i your ii.t.-r.-ts l. .!.... ll' nm nlso i.n'iinn-'l t' "I" nil kin. Is of ri-i'airint; to Saw ami Ori-t Mill mac ii i 'i: n y , Thn-sliiiisMai-liine!', Ac. at slmrt wi'.r. in aililition to the f.ir.sin,', we ki i in M. k and Manufacture COOKING AND MEAT INC STOVES, SOLES, KEELEffS CRATE BARS AND FftOhTS FOR SUCAR CAKHS. An.l a full assort of Tin -in for Liml of Cookini; Stove. Wry Ir itly Someiw, l'-.iri'n. JOHN F. DEALER IN Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints OILS, c5cC, &C. The f.illowiiiir i- a -.ani:il lit of 0.n H:it..lii.ts Ilaiiiiuers. Uliif!s. Adzes, dec, Film, liamnierM, Ac. Sii'ldlery Har.lware, Tub Tn t?. (;is'"Su.!.l!i, llatnc. C:ti -klr?. liits. ami Tools. TaiilaKnivesiar.il Fork., l'.K:k-ct Knives. Jk-if.'ors, Sionn ami J the largest stock in Somerset County. I'auiier s ticou.-". a l:iu stji K. ir.te u Colorwl rnintK for insi.le ami outsi.le juintin?. Taints in oil, all c.ii.r-, Varnislifurjieiitine, Flaxseed ujl.l:rulu-s, Japan Irj-er. Walnut Stain.1?, Ac. Wimi-iw t;las of a!l sizes and piass cut t. any shape. The best 'oal uil alway, 011 harul. Our stock of Coal lil Lamps 'is very large ami comprises very e'.ivar.t styli1. l)itni C'-au- lar, M-.ilev anil Or-iss-ttit t-.'.ws. ?.!:'.l Saw File of hci-t cir'uiy. IVr-ri-lain-Une.1 Kettle". Kanil'es i f all kinds. Shovels. Fork., t-'pade. ILake. M.itt!K-k5. CntU Hoef, 1'ic-ks. S v-lus, r.a!hs, el-ii.--". t'at iieet. Marn 1 (aninii-rf.. Step Ijiller?. Carriage and 'lire Jtults (.'all sizes. U.H'kiii (i lapses, Wa.-lilmanl". Ul"t!:f3 Vr.n;.'.r, M.al t-'ievi-s-, Tlm.r Mats lta. ki ts. Tul.s, W.-ulcii Itimfcet", Twine, ll.-pe of all sizes. Jfny T lev", liuttrr l'rin'.-'. Mop ti' -ks. Traps, Stielyarus. M. af lit;.--" and Mntirrn. lra. i I'hai'iis. llaller t'iialn.s, Vhi', 1'iist. and S.-ri:'b Kn:s!.. s.K.usv l'-inshes. ( urry t'on.i s. vooiMoriis, m.rx sc -reus, i.atc ni:s, uoor:.ixork.s ami everything in the luiildi r's line. Cap", Lead, bl...t, ruwdir, Sufity Fu. e, etc, tte. Tlie faet is, I keep ever-thir.i; that heli-ncrs to tlie IT.-irhv.tre trade. I ileal ojeinsively in this kind of sikhIk and .ive my whole attention to it. lVrsotis who ere l.iii'diiiir. or any one in need.,f anything in my line, will lind it to llieir ii.lvanl:'i to iriv.- ne a mil. I will always ive a ri-:i. liable emiit to nspoiisil.Ie -.ersons. I tiiank my . i.i . u.-i. 1111 is for ther pai'rnui;e, and hope tliis i.-aion to make many new .,;ns. ix)X'T Four, rr tut: placi:. J.tnniry it, lso BARGAINS -I3ST- TO CLOSE OUT THE E.NT1KE SPEING STOCK Tapestry Brassies, 65 cents a Yard ASD UPWARDS. M. M'CALLUM y FIFTH AVENUE, I ABOVE WOOD ST. Jane 2-0. 4 UDITOR'S NOTICE. Ma Tins; been appointed Andltor In the estate ol Venjamu. Dllinvr, unraww, w ".-is, 1 ...i. m..n , adraDceaientof heirs, fix the amonot due the. widow, examine me mieniciu mai i.ru.. therein, with lull power to hear and dctetmia.- ail questions that may stlect parties and tbo entale. and ma ke a distribution 01 the lands in the bands of Dr. W. A. Oarman, exeeutor, ke . to and anion those legally entitled thereto; 1 herehv live not ire that 1 will attend to the duties n( sui.l vT 1,1.1 1 . .imvnHiM In Snmprnt Fa., on HaturdaT, the 18th day ol June. 181, when aud i where ail ptmns intereatr.l ean attend. Jlav2 Amiliti-r. tts A WEEK. tliaaarathonieeesllTBsde Costly outfit free. Address Turn Co., Agot, Maine. aiar.l-ljr. 11 TKl .S:f-S TKUiSL;- ! TH : atS Tkt.soEi : ni- MES ! TKU.-iSEi! TKUSSES! TUrsSES! TiilsivEsJ r L.i r rri.' '. ..sha? TK'SSI3! TRUSS IS! TRUSSES : TurssLs: TKI'.SSES ! Tl.UjJEj! TfiUS.jEi ' I KU.iijES r TRUSSES ! TRUSSES ! TKUSSES ! TRUSSES! TKUSSES r TRUSSES! TRUSS E- f TKUSSES! :l .1 u ANDISOMERSET FOnSBBIES BLYMYER, in Stixit: t an n;rr . T.o!s-. 1 lane. t-iim, Yi.-e, l.iacKsmi'.Ii 3 t.n.n!-', J .-. i iow. ArvUi Kai-s. :t-.ots. a. I . (Vir I 'ill .IS. JOHN F. blymyei: I Estato of Kerry "Iii'.cr. !.i S' XOTICK. fe cf X..rl!:arit.:ii m p., uce a. letters testamentary on th alaivo estate liaririr hen cr.intr.1 1 tfao nmlersicne-l f.y the i.r"ir au thority, notieo is hereby given to all perse n s in det.teU to sai.l ei.'ate to ciako itcme.!it? pay ment, ami tho?e tovir.ir eiiiirus .-luain it t pre sent them liuiv sni!intlcale.t f.-r sett!r:r.efti i n Saturday. Jniy aitti, 1 a; ;iie late resi-irsce of the deceased. J. II. MILLER. J. K. Ktil.tK. Jcoo ti Eiceut- rs. I JTXECETORS' otice.. Estate effsamiiil Zcrli. Sr.. late'.f Sti:ney.TTlt Twp., Sunwrset Co., i'a., ifeceancU.' Notice Is hereby ftfrsn to alt persons in letiteil to sai.l tstata tu make iinmcllale pay ment, and tlirdo h:i vinwr claims imln't It 10 1 re sent thein duly amlientionled lor scttteroent, on or lef."re, tho 5'li day cf Jnly, ls.l, at tli Ute reslileoc of tlec'U. C. A. EKA5T. June S2. Ext.. u'.ur. LOST. A note callir.c; for S"0. Kivrn Km" time hetwren th "ijth of Jlay uuJ the 4tta of Jnne. ISTti. Jae. A. Shal.'t r. i.rto el.al, Daniel F. Slialler, halL The fin.ter will rewanleil hj returainir the nhovo to Keriumin Miller, Sscalp Level. Notice is hereby iven thut the above note will col be faitl ucless prerenlej by Ecnjaaiin Miller. June s-Ot. UDITOIi'S NOTICE. Uavinir been ipo'nttt An.liierty tbel'-rj htna Conrtol Somerset nnty to make i)itiil.uii. a to an. I amocn these legally entitic.l Ihrrelo. of the Inniis in the hands of Jo ( h K bends, sxetntor of Sasanna Koonls, dcera.-). 1 hereby lve nolife, that I will attend to tho duties l said M-eint-n-.rt. nt my ethee In S. trtuet lH.n.rh, en 1 riday the 17th day of Jnne. 1-M. when and whtre all Urmsis interested may "lJjt zi m U May!- Audit, r. pULLIC SALE. Ky Tlrtneoran nr.terof the fj buns' t'. nrt of . lcerselCtunty, I'm, the snderslgned wit!, in Saturday, Auw- i Crf, 1 n the rremlrfs. In Shade tr.wrhtp. at 1 o'elrrk, V M , id! 1 lie Kenl Estate of KeU-ei aMitireio r. die'tl. o rsiiilea of a farm ei niainimr VI acres aria- iwrehes, m.re or k.-. of whk-h alot : a. iVsite clear, with a I it Dweitiric Hi use snd U-eSial-le there n eteele.l : aJioliirsr lanos of Samuel ?.tcllrees;or. Samuel ZiminermMn and oth tr with wary never tilispririrs, Uitumin'n Stice t'tal, ami ae ,08ar orchard en the same. TERMS: One third In hand en tte first or (letrHr, ? W. balanc. in two equal annnal avmenis with, nt in terest. Ten per rent ef the pun-ham money to t-e paid en day of sale. Possejsk'3 jiren on the rst dayofSeptember.USJ. jU16 Trustee, 3-. . v.? . I 4 - t I: hi. f. ; it 1 t ir
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