The Somerset Herald.! ii,v"!,1aPfin.,ar- i:;o. U. W-'VI-U lilitor. i ! Wtr ore lo have wrciu aru-r all. " n . . His Hunor JuAge 'v.na, j-.un.l moil. Dju'tforathcdateof the Great Moral Show. Watermelon ! market. and cantaloos are In Johnstown liai IxHxmi thirty easvs of amall-tiox. iml forty ..vorciati. were worn with comfort Satnlay ami MoinLiv evening. ...jalv auih, isn. ,'", Az, fViflTrotli, of Baltimore, U visit A.u; Ijri:- J...WIT mlNTY OOMMITTKK. .n. A- J- llil'l"""- r-Wl'. H. F. Kaymen. i:r)1.;,,r-van.y. F. P. Knoro-r. , . n.H.-1.. J"'' S!a''' ,.... W. S. Mo.ii.tain. Klkli.'V."--,"rr'- , c'r.vnvillo.f-M- Houm-1. i,.:r.-r-..n, U'vi Kniil-p. ,,,,,,,-riMwn. f.M.V.v.-r. r..-ij:itiiin r.inw. , Turlii'yf'K't, riainiifl .miiuht. v.-Psliile, X. I. J'otlr. -i. ii:!. J)i,!JIW. JOMUU. .... rif..r.i. K. H. Wonu-r. tw l'-altiiH'W. Jolm sJeurge. VwV..tirvill M.P. Sharer. -.,rtl.:iil't,,n- Xuvv W' 15owman I'aitit, IVt'T Hoffman. tH-i..ah..ni?, J.J. Zimmerman, i-l.-iry. W. H. Itouehcr. :vl-. M. A. UruhaVer. ,',,.r.t 15.t..ii, Win. 15. Frease. c ix t. J- J- !5wnian. M:nep-t North. John J. larr. N,;,lli:i!i'l''"". "ri'"''-'...MY.-v.tk. S.'.. I!all7J-r. s' ,vlt,.wn.,h.-irh'sW. I'll?!.. vuinll.t'. K. iWTt. ! :. rT.rW. yf.H. A. M. V..n. er. , Win. !-'iaw. , . t-t.un'. J- H't.'T. I! !s. ..TT. iW- ins Iter sixter, Mr. Ed. B. Scnll. (Kir genial friend, Mr. David Kyanl, ; Pittsburgh, ii at the Snueniet House. of Our hotels and boarding houses are grad ually filling up with summer boarders. The weather for the jmst few days had lieon more like fall than midsummer. The cint of using a jxwtage stamp once is three cents the second time fifty dollars. As we predicted the Judicial conferees remained but a very short timeat Hyndman. Mr. Harry 1orcntiin, of Washington, IX ., spent several day in Somerset last week. 'ook & lieeriu, who correct our market reports, have made several important cliang; ' e this week. Miss Klla ltrulxikrr left for Oakland, Md., Monday evening, where she cijuvt. to re main for some weeks. The executive comiuittoe of the Juniata ! XVIth Pirrai.T Jli1iI1 (.xrEUxcic Valley Printer' Association uiet at Bedford ! The Judicial conferee of the Kith Judicial on Fridar. to attend to the duties devolving District, convened at Ilindman, Bedford ujvm It. Bedford was acloctc.l as the place, and Fri'lay, Se4ember 2d and 3d, as the time for holding the annual picnic. The hotels aLrreei! to accommodate those attend- county July 12Ui, The organization w as ellected by the election of Major John Knable as President, and B. C. llademan, K-Hi- as Secretary. The" conferees from ing at from $1.00 to (1.3U P ly. ons ' Souicwet county were Major John Knable, halftotwo-thinls rates for children. The j t'l. W. II. Sannerand John K. Scott, Esq.; McYevtown Imnd w ill funiish the music j froui Bedford county, J. W. UngenfelU-r, for the occasion. Dr. J. O. Kicruan has received fresh supply of viris from the Pennsylvania vac cine farm. The. viris is Uiken from healthy young bOifers, is perfectly pure and can al ways be relied upon. The jatient is free from all risks which are generally run in being vaccinated from scabs taken from un healthy persons. Owing to the prevalence of small-pox in Johnstown and all the large cities it is scarcely necessary for us to nre tlic iiiiKrtuiice of being vaccinated at once. The Bedford tiuxtte says : "Wc havcliccn informed on good authority that the verita ble sheet on which President Lincoln .li.nl is now in Bedford in iMHsession of one of ourcitizens. The fabric is stained with the martyr's blood, and the impress of his hand, also stained with blood, is distinctly disccmable. The relic is said to be accompanied by in ilispntahle documentary evidence of its gen uiness. If this is so, it is ol incsliinaulc value as a relic, and it ought to be placed on exhibition that all may have an opiortuni- tv to see it. " I jy in your winter's coal, is the sug gestion now made, but as for us we would rather take our "lav" in the shade. .l-'i" Dennis Meyers has full grown, r: Trophy Tomatoe, raised by lumclf or his garden on July 1'Jth. How's that f.r earlv. Mr. Frank Kimmel, son of Dr. KM.Kim- j iih-I. w ho has been attending m hool at In 1 diatia. Pa., i home for the summer vaca-jli.ci. S.vn-tary. 4 'hainnaii. ,r, Water at P.yI"s. l.v l sell B.slfr I Water. ar I at the lltstsi-W otli.-e. v,.u tried B. lf.rd Wat-r? irnt do ,'.. f..r -ale by '. N. Pyd. I nivg',!-t- Satest ty Siting nl at the . bur, next week. I Brother ('(.ffruth.fif the Ihmtarmt, has pur- , . h.t-ej a new Washington haul press, which I he r.s1s to have in running order in the i course of a week. Postmaster Davis will represent "t"ol. B. P. Cummins Post" nt the ei.caiiipnieiit the ;rand Anny of the Republic, at (Jettys' Bslford Waur, for TV erj- Vn..t,ir slehilJ try , X. Boyl, by lle glass or gallon, j ,.: l.at you m-e.1. P.. U..rd Water, til. ,. j ... at Boyd's dru -tot. l .If..-I M'..... r.-r-Jf Iiappy oro.K , ,.. B..y.l. . im.Tiiiialc from $i" to A;..I-..... - , r w.vk s.-11'iiig goods rorr.... I.i.us.ui an lav strt, New Wk. N n.l y Is- A f-K. 1" P-a f..-;!i ir (V.alogue and terms. Ji.-. .. 15. K.indrnberg, of Piil.sburgh, f,-,. r'.v of this place, is "W Mopping at ,. -c'.a.li- House,'" where he can lie con s': .. .1 i-ruf. ionally by all those desiring i,.. x rv4i s. ' : !. k'.iii-Uam's Dye for the whiskers is an f,- and rdial.le article, ciieap, anu .-:lllt . nt for use will not rub !1 Try Ix-st, and most durable F,.r the richest, ;vhn- Tolais-o. ask for Star, and take no l ,.r sale at the timccry, l lour ami i-r. JoslAII KKLLtK, Met Mrkct, MaikCkossStbect 1 will lave on hand at all times, Beef, Pork, Mut t.m an.l S:m-a!.'e, at reasonable prices. Oln ai"y: will run a meat wagon Ibiw times Hfnrv Kki;oh. Somerset, Pa. ',.. ,,t; -;a X"Ti. F. Dr. W. F. Fnnd- ...... 1 I .illll. iir' T.'. ..'iilist an;i vinrisi, mi. t .......... -!at th.' '; lade House" on every Saturday sr .! s.m.lay. all day, end on Monday niorit I. those suffering from any dis.-e.se F ;. ljr. X.-e or Tliroa'. ll;i: V.n:K. 1 urn pn-pansl to make all i"iV. ol' ha work, es-pt hair jewelry, suii.i.i-. fronts, etc.. aithe rate of i.ts sii ".mv for silk and from : to 1'xviif an m;:i.t f..r .srttoii. Xo work under "M s-nt . :;rj:i!.v.l. W.L can l- iit through S..m- rtiie, or left at late n-i.letee 4 1j'.!:'.-.- s!i:iii!'.. dee'd. A i.i. t A. Sum lis. ;-.!,' in-at World's Fair will 1 t mi the !h and ."srt p.s..U- arv m.m r:. n. We will 1 in condition to . ;; .'r tl..- ant .f all, in our line of go. -Is, .' .i.-n't y-..i f -rp-t it. R---tfu!!y, " k Prrtirs. S. V. Trent, Ms.., d.-livensl an address be- f.tff ti.e A 1 .mini at the Indiana State Xor in:.' .oiiimencement last week. The address is highly spoken of. Mr. (lias. Hiinsi.ker, Miss Annie S. hall ari.i .Master vt ill Sclial!. of .Norristowu, are visiting in Somerset. Thev are the guests of H. I.. Baer, Ij. Coiuity SiiiH'rintendent Weller ihwires us to annoticc that a Normal School will be opened in Shanksvillc, evmniencing Angnst 1st ; J. ('. Spcicher, teacher. Mr. W.-W. Knable reeeivdl his commis sion as KstaI route agent on the Somerset A Cambria Railroad last Friday evening. He will go on duty in a few .lays. Mr. K.C. Walker recently raised a barn for Mr. Wm. Trent, of Somerset township, which was 1X) fuel long. This is the second barn this season for Mr. Wulkcr. Messcrs. I.ingenfeltcr, Jordan and Hade- mnn, the Judicial conferees from Bedford county, circulated freely while among our peopl here and made many new acquaint ances. Dr. W. F. Fundcnbcrg, the celebrated oc- culist and aurist, arrived in Somerset, Satur day evening, and is stopping at the Cdade House. His card can le seen in another column. One of the strong object ions to the revised testament w ith some clergymen is thai some of the alterations in the text will c.iniiel them to revise many of their old sermons or w rite new ones. This is a bad month for hul.ics. Cholera infantum is lurking around in grts?n fruit, in i'-e water, in foul air and in lid ncighl.or h. ls, cagT for an orttinity lo seine on the little ones. The second grand excursion ti '"(lie Saitxerland of America' Ohio 1'yle Fall went over the S. A ('. rai!nd Satiir.hiy t:M-niiig. 1 here were alHtiil two I1t1n.lr.sl exciirshmists alxani the train. Among thea.-ts --. by the Ut lTri!a ture. and W hi h ha now Istskix a law, i an a-i enis ering the rothon.rtarie of the court of cnmon J.l.as to hear application and rrant stav of w rits of execution in rrr- II. r 11 rv nfain with our tmre e-l-rat- j ta;n ltt s .ir t ...i-r !:!. Anyone wishing Uieir ,! . -rAn ted aoiinM lightning l.ouhl iri :is ai oii.v W't are authorised hv the pMthonitarv to isfjHiion r,r,t"''"' j "tale that the " Me.li.-al RegUer" Las not : arrirwl. eonsriient!y iNrtor eann.tt regi- j ter now under the new law. As door as the ;l k fc.cr-unrd notice will le given in the J newspajsT. P.IH.U P.n.. , June l.".t!i. lsl. i.rv axd Xoawt M u-f: A Vntreville. Somen rnty. Ia. I'i". t. rn. .M--i.s Julv S-Mli and .tii.uw ! Ai.ing tl lit i4 young men who gradu ... 1 . sl,...i...... or.aj.rrs1 Tea. h i ii . i 5 l Hi Indiana Sute Nttrmal last week l:.eii- or i oll.s.. Term nxsh-rate. In-! tire name of our young friend, Mr. -u Rev W W. IVatrick. A. M-'1ias 1 Harvey C. MuwelHlun, sou of Ju.lge C. C. i. V.. ii. r F R. Deal rick. Miss Kllen Miller Miwlman. All flie memlrer- 1... .,, ; were uiianimoasly paswsl on first ballot. i .r f!l intonnation and circular, address j " '''Ply n the attainments i-tii..-i.al ' t""''e"ry of the sclioo'. Rev. W. W. Death, k, filalc, P.O., Ta. S 'Vi' i;-i.T Normal Schooi. Will open Ju i iVh, 1-RI, continuing eight weeks. S 1 a"riition given the Common Branches ' vt i),r pre) anil ion of teachers, T.n:i : Normal Course, ss tuition ya '! in advance. ar.ling ranging from I2i to li rents s-r i'-t!. in.-ludiiig furnished rooms. S lals.r will lc sjr.rel tomakethes.-h.sil -!as in every particular. R. U. Saxskr. i have vecitnil the services of Harvey C. yii' iiiiKii, uho ha jnst graduatisl nt In- s;,,p Xoniial, -;'T!.-E. I have removed my Stove and T". Sl-.n to the huiling formerly .s-cni.i.sl 11 . and sh. ston-, opposite Cs.k & .iii. 1:1, k, where I have ojiened out a '"";( and com;lct assortment of Ranges, --.V.S., i!w Vare. Tin Ware, an.l house in i-'nii... Har.lwi.re. To inv iiianufactnr- 1 A Marvelois Ixvextiox. TJie vast can vas ralins in which the exhibitions of old John Robinson take plaoe, are brilliantlv illuminated by the wonderful electric light. with an illuminating powerof 10,000 can dles. This makes the darkest, dreariest night as chs?rful as a noon-day sun. The light is kept in ojicratiou both day and night. Troi klesomk Cmi.nEKx, that are always wetting their beds ought not to be punished and scolded for what they cannot help. They need a medicine having a Ionic effect ! on the kidneys an.l the urinary organs, j Such a medicine is Kidney-'Wort. It lias specilic action. io not rail to get it for them. FThange. Dr. Oeo. B. Fnndenburg, of Pittsburgh, is now sojourning with his family at the -'(.'lade House." The Doctor has been long and favorably known in this and adjoining K.rt..,.nt 1 l.Mv..,,d.!l citr mac-bin- i on''t', baving practiced his profession -u,l mi, now r.rc j.arcd to manufa.-ture !"" nJ nt Cumberland, Md., during the Till. ('..M r kll.urf At. .! av.rl nf all II- r. tiii.U at prinsi lower than ever. Do not Id c ill 1 and get my .ri.-cs before lnnl.as lr? !( ix-rc. I will make it to your inrer-nttod.,,. st 35 years. Any of onr citizens who may desire to consult him professionally will now have an opportunity. Aiex.C. R.HELI A i. w broom swccjis ch-an, and an old " likewise, provided energy and jK-rse-''Tun.-e ai-i-iiuipanie the motive power. As ''n-tnf.itr, it shall lie our purpose to keep u' itf fr.mt iiu1 our many friends and it- " in cs.untrj. anj t))W their wants, in our iMully watched and supilied at all times. s'i fr the goods yon want, and if not in ''-'. Wi'l , hecrfnliy order them. Respectfully, Cook & Beer .ts. -"fci. S. n.x.i., Kali. Term. ('has. If. r tli-r ll.-l... ... 1, . , j -. ...c oisiKiier, .-vewsueaiiT anu aia t'lner 1- . .... . ' isoents blocic, we arc 111- 'Jri'-1 has the largest and most complete ",,rS.-hol Bsiks, slatcw, Inks, fKiis " feiimi .IIKti mipjjjM t0 lje found in "' "'tniy. PatMnsofthe normal achoo! well t0 h;iv their book at Mr. Fish nl.V store. "V-PKIvu "" '-.rtl. One Hi'MmED Pomes. A feature with the old John Robinson Show, which exhib its here in Somerset, oil Friday, July 2fKh, is the herd of small Shetland Ponies. These diminitive equincs are the most petite spec imens of horse flesh in America, and are driven in the Golden Chariot of Cindrella, in . ' III." 11. win.-. iioih VI. liir; iiKinilll OI iii.iiiayrcstassim-d, line of trade will be 1 " ' . If. is ail very well for the young man who c;m out of the barber shop with his head looking like a freckled billiard ball, to re mark tha he feels so delightfully cool after having his locks sheared to the skin, but when that young man awakens at five o'clock in the morning he will find that his head is a greater attraction to flies than a barrel of molasses, and he will then become painfully aware of how true the saying is, that the early fly tickles the scalp. "Mr Back Acuks So, And I feel misera- I ble, said a hard-working man. The doctor a-d I.iver Complaikt. I it 1 questioned him and found that he had hwn 'c small i.riiv nl T.i eta. to free ! habituallv costive for re-ira tlmt now l.i. !N'-f ..f every sympton t.f these distress- i kidneys were disordered and his whole sys-'''"i'-aiiits. if yu think so call at our ' tcni dcninged. Ki.iiicy-Wort was recoin c'nl n-t a httttie of Kl.iloh Vitalixrr. I nicnde.1 and faithfullv tiiknn nn.l in a ulttrl Ijist Wednesilay morning Miss Rachel PliIe,of Paint township, was committed to ail on a charge of infantucidc, the full I "ar ticular of which were published in the I Ikr- a i.i. of a recent date. Her counsel, Messrs. Itaer A Baer, immediately telegraphed Judge Hall, who came to Somerset on the evening train, and, application being made, issued writ of knbrt mrpun returnable at chambers forthwith. Xo objections being offered the prisoner was allowed by the Court to enter iuto a recoiiizancv for her appearance at the next regular term of court, her brother and brother-in-law becoming her surety in the sum of Somerset, July H, ISM. l'i. !Ii:bm.i : Thinkitig that many of the ''old soldiers" would like to know how the newly organized Post of (i. A. R. is pro gressing ai Somerset, we ask for a small sjiace in your paer to inform them. Since its organization, June 1'ith, it has been growing gradually, becoming a strong. active organization. It has already some of the best men in the county in it, ami more applying. The Post has been named "It. P. Cummins, Xo. L'M," in honor of the gal lant Colonel who fell at (icttvsburg. X. Y. Z. The Pennsylvania State Teachers" Associ at ion will hold its next meeting at Wush- ingtaii, in the western part of the Stat.-, Ju ly 2 27 and Arrangements are in pro gress to make this one of the largest and most successful meetings that has ever been held. The town is attractive, being the scat of Washington and Jefferson College. K.x eursiou tickets will be sold on the leading railroads, and the rates for boarding will be greatly red u col. Further information can be obtained by writing to Henry Houck, deputy superintendent, Harrisburg, who is chairman of the executive committee, or Dr. (Jco. P. Hays, chairman Jof Washington, Fa. Applications for orders for excursion tickets must be sent to J. F.Sickcl, !crman town, Pa. A III man Meteor ! Those who will wit ness the grand street display given bv old John Robinson on Friday, July 2fHh, will notice a Monster Cannon and crhaps won der what this colossal piece of armament is used for. We will tell them. The cannon is a part of the Big Show. At each jierform- ance it is brought out in the ring and is loaded with powder in the presence of the audience. Then a human being takes the place of the cannon hall, and at a given sig nal this human cannon ba'l is whirled with terrific fon-e a distance of over one hundred feet. The most sensational and startling piis-e of artillery practice ever witnessed in the world. Axotiier l'E i iiiv. An oilier vionary authority unite with Mother Shipton in pronouncing that the end of the world will take place in this year of grace, Is. In the fourteenth century there lived Imtnar .hi, an Italian author. He hod fixed in hi writings the exact date of the end of the world. The fatal day is November 13, Issl. Acronling to this distinguished at- thonty, the destruction ft the earth an.l it inhabitants w ill occupy f.ftem day. The cataclysm will bejjin hy tlic uprising of lle water. This theory, ay an exchange. ha been i;pp.rrte. by later i ici it istn, who have discuMsJ the jssil,;iity of both conti nents being submerged in some remote fu ture. The human race, before perishnig, will hwe the power of nch. All w ill be dead before the fnal dav the fifteenth of November. A considerable misapprehension aecms to have arisen as to the time for scmirrel shooting it is deemed timely to publish the law on the subject, which is a follows : Section 2. No person thall kill or exjose for sale or have in his or her possesion after the same La been kilhsl any gray, bloc!: or fox xpiirrel between the first day of Janua ry and the first day of September in each year under a penalty of five dollars for each and every squirrel so killed, exposed for sale or had in possession. This section is from the act to amend and conrolidatc the several acts relating to the game and fish law, approved the 3d of June, 1ST8. There was not any general game law pass ed in 1870, the Legislature did not meet in 1SH0 and the supplements passed in 1SSI do not chenge this section of the act of 1378 in relation to the time for shooting squirrel:. A (Jiast Ox. On Friday, July 20th, the citizens of Somerset will have an opportu nity of witnessing one of the greatest nat ural curiosities ever exhibited in America. It is simply a wonderful freak of nature and is to the animal kingdom what Chanrr, the wonderful Chinese giant, is to the hu man race except that in proportion to ra tio it is a greater freak of i:aturc Just think of it, common breed of ox, having at tained the niastadon proportions of being twenty hands high, and weighing nearly two tons, unquestionably the most colossal specimen of. the bovine race in the world. The ox is with John Robinson's Great Show and has created the most unbounded ex citement among all who have seen it. The veteran manager claims that it is the great feature of his Big Show. To the Disci rLEs of CtfuisT-Is, tiox erset 00i-5TY : There will be a County Co-operation meeting held with the Church in Som erset, Pa., beginning Thursday afternoon, at 3o'clock, August 4th, 1S8I, and continuing over the following Sunday. Friday will be devoted to Sunday School topics, such as, Duties of Superintendents, Preparation of Teachers lor their Classes, Right I'so of Lesson Helps, How to Secure and Main tain Interest in Sunday School work. Outlines of a Sucocssfid Sunday School, etc. Saturday will be taken up in consideration of such subjects, as. Church Officers, their duties, Methods of Raising Money, Disci pline, Organiiation for Church Work, Ne cessity of County Co-operation, Propriety of Employing a County Evangelist, Church Statistics, Prospects, etc. An invitation is extended to all who have interest in these matters to be present- Elder Robert Moffet, of Cleveland, Ohio, will be with ns and do the preaching each evening. V . II. ootnv. Somerset, Pa., July IS, 1881. J. II. Jordan and R. C. llademan, Esq. After an organization had been effected tlic conference proceeded to ballot, Hon. A. J. Col bom, of Somerset, and Hon. John Cess na, of Bedford, being the only candidates be fore the conference. Ten ballots were then token without a result being reached, when the conference adjourned to meet at 7 p. m. The conference convened and adjourned from time to time, without making a nomi nation, until 12 111. Wednesday when it was agreed to adjourn to meet at the Somer set House, Somerset, Pa., 8:30 p. iu., and a request was telegraphed to Mr. Cessna to join the conferees and accompany them to Somerset. The conferees arrived at Somerset, Wednesday evening, and after hiking supper at Somerset House held a short conference at which it was agreed to adjourn to meet in the Library room, in the Court House, at 8:80 a. m., Thursday. The conference met and adjourned three times on Thursday and Friday without any change in the balloting until the 92 ballot was taken Saturday afternoon when James L. Tugh, Esq., received one vote. During the evening session, Saturday, 51 r. Pugh received one vote on several ballots and at ll:4.i p. m., the convention adjourcd to meet at 8::50 a. 111., Monday. The conferees again met Monday morn ing, and after the 104th ballot hud been taken without a result being reached it was unanimously agreed to appoint a committee of two to wait upon the candidates and re quest them to appear before the conference. Messrs. Colliorn and Cessna promptly put in appearance when, after some few remarks by different members of the conference, they were respectfully requested by their confer ees to release theni from any further ulle- geance to them. This was agreed to, when the conferees again proceeded to ballot, taking several ballots without any change,when Mr. Pugh received two votes. On the 10Mb bal lot Hon. John Cessna received four votes, a majority of those cast, and was declared the Republican nominee for President Judge of the 10th Judicial District of Pennsylvania, and on motion of Cupt. W. II. San tier the nomination was made unanimous. Mr. Scott and Mr. Jordan were then ap pointed a committee to upprize Mr. Cessna of his nomination. A vote of thanks was then tendered the President and Secretary, after which the conference adjourned ir cite. It. C. Hauemas, Joiim Knable, " Secretary. President. The following is a copy of the letter hand ed to Mr. Cessna by the commiUe.' appoint ed to wait uiKtii him, together with I lis an swer thereto: iut. John Ccsm . Dear Sir : We have been appointed a committee by the Judicial Conference lately, in session, to apprise you t.f the fact that you have been unanimously nominated as the Republican candidate for President Judge of the KJth Judicial District of Penn sylvania. Tennit us to say that we take great pleasure, personally, in conveying to you this intelligence. Your rije scholar ship, your recognized ability as a lawyer and your honesty and integrity as a man make you well fitted to discharge theduties of the position. We congratulate you upon your nomination and have full confidence that von will be elected in November next. Rcsec.tfully yours, Jso. R. Scott, Jxo. II. Jordan. Someksrt, Pa., July 18, 1881. ToJul.H fi.&Ttf, mill Join II. Jiiriion, ZV., CblrKKlffT. OEXTi.KNKr : Your letter informing me that I had received the unanimous nomina tion of the Republican Conference as a can didate for the office of President Judga of the Sixteenth Judicial Dictriet of Pennsyl vania, ha just 1-fen received. I regard your actiou as a very high compliment, and shall do my part to secure its ratification at the I oils iii November next. I trust I am fully sensible of the dignity and honor of the po sition, iu case of my election, as well as the gravity of the responsibilities w lii. li it will impiMc. I can only promise lo meet and en deavor to discharge them to the very best of niT ability. Among these duties I shall al- ways consider tliat of a prompt attend an.-e at ttie county seat of each county in the district at the times apKiitited for hol.lirg courts as of the very first imiKirtanec. An cxtN-rience of some years has taught m. the necessity of promptly keeping and fulfilling every engagement. I can not omit to especially thank the Re publicans of Somerset county for this mark of flieir confidence and esteem. It is a coun ty long and deservedly distinguished for the ability and learning of its Bar. I assure the people of the county that it shall lose noth ing, in case of my election, by reason of any unwillingness on my part to devote all the time which may be required for a satisfacto ry discharge of the duties of the office. Your nomination purports to come from the Republican party. I have long been a member of that organ ization.by reason of sincere and dc rooted convictions. The jiosition, however, is one of a judicial character. In case of my election I shall earnestly endeavor to dis charge the duties of the position wholly un influenced by party bias and in strict accord ance with the truth and justice of each partic ular case. Please accept my thanks to yourselves personally for the flattering manner in which you conveyed the notice of my nomination. Very Respectfully Yours, Joiix Cessxa. The August unmlicrof the.Y.irA .l.r,V,i Itiritw devotes a lilieral share of its spare to a polemical duel between o,L Ingrrsoit, the great exoiiciit of unbelief of tlie clay, and Judge Jeremiah 8. Black, the eminent jurist. Col. Ingersoll is master of some of the most effective arts of the rhetorician and popular orator. As n assailant of revealed religion he has more chance of success in confirm ing the skeptical and carrying away the wavering than perhaps any other infidel of modem times. He is engaged in constant aggressive attack, and the audiences that applaud him afford evidence that he is pro ducing effect. Judge Block is distinguished alike for his steadfast faith in orthodox Christianity and for the power and skill with which he is able to sustain any cause in which his convictions are enlisted. He is, like the challenger, a man of 'the world in bis serious occupations and modes of thought. He is accustomed to contest in the arena of public discussion and to tho use of all the weapons of controversy by which men are convinced ; he Is familiar with the arguments that have been used by the defenders of his cause, and he has the nerve and vigor of a born disputant. Vol. Ingersoll has made his attack in the Review and sustained it with all his force as an ag gressive assailant. Judge Black has taken np the challenge as the champion of Chris tianity. It is well that the daring infidel should be called out and that he should be met by such an antagonist. The causo of truth can have nothing to fear in a contest of this kind. Of the merits of the battle it is for an interested public to judge. Other articles in the August number of the Review are: "Olwtaelcs to Annexation,' by Frederic 0. Mather ; "Crime and Pun isliment in New York," by Rev. Howard Crosby; "A Militia for the Sea," by John Roach ; "Astronomical Observatories," by Prof. Simon Newcomb ; and "The Public Lands r the Iniied States,"' by Thomas I N.nalilsoii. Tl'RKEVFOOT, July 15, 1SKI. F.i. IIkrai.i. : The reply in last weeks' issue of the Meycrsdale Vommrrcial to "G" of Turkeyfoot upon the subject of the une qual disiribtition of the public patronage be tween the different sections of the county and its causes, reminds one of the big boy who in his great haste to sec his giri stum ped his toe against a rock and after making an ugly face remarked that he was too big to cry and yet it hurt too bad to laugh. The editor of that journal winces a little and gives evidence of some pain, but thinks himself rather too big to cry, but makes no effort to refute the statement made by your correspondent so far as relates to the une qual division of the public patronage, but attempts to shift the responsibility upon the stalwart xrtion of the Republican party. He says, "there is nothing queer alsout that, for it is the essence of stalwart ism." By what parity of reasoning he has been ena bled to arrive at such a conclusion is not ap parent. Please explain. It is an indisputa ble fact that before we had such a go-between journal published in this conuty as the Commercial the complained of inequali ty did not exist and would not exist to-day only for the slop-shop policy of such jour nals, of which the Commerruil is a type. G. PC8CSHH V V?cM rr T v-r 7 Hi THE GREAT Oh, What A Cocoh ! Wil you heed the warning. The signal perhaps or the sure approach of that more terrible disease Con sumption. Ask yourself if you can for the sake of saving SO eta., to run the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shiloh's Cure will cure your Cough. It never fails. This explains why more than half a million bottles were sold the post year. It relieves Croup, and Whooping Cough, at once. Mothers do not be without it. For Lome Back, Side or Chest, use Shi loh's Porous Tlaster. Sold by Oeo. W. Ben ford, Druggist, Somerset, Pa. l-'OIt PJEUr.3ATiSr,I, Heuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago, Backache, Soreness of the Chest, Gout, Quinsy, Sore Throat, Smell ings and Sprains, Burns and Scalds, General Bodily Pains, Tooth, Ear and Headache, Frosted Feet and Ears, and all other Pains and Aches. Ko Frspanrtlon on rarth equals St. Jaim On. a a , mttr, mimftt! and eliecrp turrit I litmnly A IrWI muiU tut tho asipantiv;jr trifliur outlay of uO Oal. and ever? una mlTerinc; with puiu can Iiuto cheap and poaitiva pruof of tu claim, Iiirsctiuna In Elaran LanKuaftoc SOLD BY ALL DRTJGQI3T8 A3TD DEALER IK MED1CISE. A. VOGELER fc CO., Ilaltiiaair, Md., V. S.JU KH TO?H DOES WONDERFUL CURES! BNnwaUftrU oa tho LIT EC, BOWELS aiMl KIDSr.YS at t.ift Kamfttmo. Btw-uue It clOaUiMe tLe cjatem of the poison 9os homers that dercicpo in Kidney mnd U rt txary DisoM. ItiliaasneM, Jaundice, Conatt. patten. Piles, or In Rheumatism, Kennies. Ncrrous Euordcra mztl Fes! Complaint. 852 VZOTZJt BAT t FnpoTi- n. fitorlc, of Jnnrttn Citr. Kanmn. -, Ki'Jou.T-WiH cum! ni:u nfler regular 1'bj -Uciaiu had Ihx'ii lrlitv fur fourytr Mr. John ArnJill. "f Wa5him-ton, Ohio, vrn Iicrbo? jr-utftr-n uit-jti- hy ftmr itrumineiit nhTWrwni itud tin; Ito wit after utL cuni hj a-uuae-wori. K. 51. D. Goo1rIn. an rlit'.r in Oiankm. Ohio uijsha m at nnt exin'.. tJ t lin1, bin x hUmUxi beyond btUcf, b:.t KiUi-y Wo;eureti biiu. Anna I. Jrurrtt of ffc.Tith rVij.-rn, K. Y.( my : nai twsvrrii yearn Ktnrenunr rri;it i.idrvy rroiibleH :wi "thr cirmtiucttlioiu utv t :iUr4 ty liw u-muf :Cliln.-y-Vort, John B. iAwrenr- rff Jak-wn, Term., roiTered for year froui liver ami kMii-y t.iil' ai ifLcr t-tkiii lurplJ of viUkr iartiiciHei." lUvia y-Vopt moclu uiiu vt 'X fih" iVt( nt Wnt-rrT-ry Cfert Vt.. -iflMi rtplit ywu-i jih knhf t dtlU'uily and waa cja-ble to tawh. Ki(iiM-y Wort IumIh itim well as ever." PERMANENTLY CURE 3 JKIDiVSY DISEASES, LIVER COMPLAINTS, H Constipation and Piles, ty" it fa- pus tin m pry Ycr-.-tabl Form In tin cann, oil'. pnAKaio1 cr n-nit-n nuMnnx fitajtrt it nmltcpi, Alf In l.lttir! Form, ?ry Coa cetatruteU iuc Uumm ti.v Ciu-uot ua;uy jre pan it. t-4 Z9 It aet ir.VA fq-uil elcfect t ti:krr form. f GET IT AVT.'IH PKUGOISTS. I IUCE, $t.Q4 II WEILS, i:iCH.W;DSOXro.. Prop's, wiuaeou ine rtry pot-paia.) wtu.ivi,!!, DIFJ. sii; t-tif, '-''"'!.: l.as a ,,rj.,jIMi riinratitce on It, :i.T-li....t,. . lW.t - ' t .1 1 1 1 T till! I W . . . . . yw notliing. Sol.lU' Ceo. W. Wrt, Sonieret. Pa. time every trouble was r.-niov-J. Tlieeleami inR and tonic power of this meclicineon the IxiweU anj Vidneys i, wonderful. Cvngre-itiitiotmlitt. V,'t liave a ppeedy and jiosi live Cure, for Carturrh, Piplitlieria, Canlcer month and Head Ache, in SHILOH'S C'ATARKU REMEDY. A nasal Injei-tor free with each bottle. rc it if yon e'.'sire health and gweet breath. Price 50 cts. Sold by Oeo V. Benford, Drugsitt, Somerset, Pa. At this particular season of the year child ren are compelled to run tlic gauntlet of summer complaint, and in many instances parents neglect precautions which might tave the lives of their little ones who other wise fall victims to cholera infantum, etc. A medical gentleman who is well booked up in such matters gives some advieo which should be carefully read by all who are in terested. In the first place nil tight bandaging should be avoided. Make the clothing light and cool, and so loose that the child may have free play for it limbs. At night undress it,.soi)gc it, and put on a slip. In the morning remove the blip, bathe the child, and dress it in clean clothes. If this cannot be afforded, thoroughly air the day clothing by hanging it up during the night. The child should sleep by itself in a cot, or cradle. Without the adv ice of a physi cian, never give it any spirits, cordials, car minatives, soothing syrups, ' or sleeping drops. Thousands of children die every year from the use of these poisons. If the child frets and docs not sleep, it is either hungry or else ilL If Ul, it needs a physi cian. rever quiet Dy canuy or oy case ; they are the common cause of diarrhoea and other troubles. Keep your house sweet and clean, cool and well aired. In very hot weather let the windows be open day and night. Do your cooking in the yard or in a shed. White wash the walls every spring, and see that the cellar is clear of all rubbish. Let no slops collect to poison the air. Correct all foul smells by pouring into the sinks and privies carbolic acid or quicklime, or the chloride of lime or a strong solution of cop peras. These articles can be got from the nearest druggist, who will give the needed direction for their use. Make every effort yourself, and urge your neighbors to keep clean the gutter of your street or of your court. There are many pestilence-breeding holes in this vicinity rind if the municipal authori ties cannot find time to abate such nuisanc es it might be well for people residing con tiguous to such places to do so at their own expense. Now is the time that the duty should be attended to. ' WAI.KEK. At his late residence in Sto nyciwk township, on Saturday, the Itiinst., Ja-o.'b J. Walker, in his H'J year. It is niial to rprak well of the dead, but we cannot let this occasion pa- without a tribute of respect to the worth of this good nun. Ik-athtol.im had no terror; to him it was a rvli.'f an.l a plt-aure to die; he had M-t hi Imiise in onl.T and patiently awaited the Munition to apx-ar and render an ac count of hi Mtward.-liip to hi. maker. Mr. Walter, by hi lilameliM life and conversa tion, had c-mleaml hii.is.-lf to alll that knt-n. him ; hi intrprity and christian deport- m..'iit were ever an example to those within the c ircle of hi acquaintance; his death therefore leave a void and creates a sympa thy among his neighbor. In hi business, rrlatinns he was just and honorable an.l was ever esteemed as a man .whoe willing ness to do rijrht was never doubted. Com. SHAPUS. Mary Ann, wife of Alexan der Shaulis, near Lavansville, on July 1st, l!vSl, aged 33 years, 8 months, and 10 days. Mrs. Shaulis was a memlicr of the Luther an Church in Lavansville. She was a faith ful and consistent christian, a devoted wife, a kind mother and a true friend and neigh bor. She did of heart disease with but fif teen minutes warning. Put the message found her watch i ng and waiting. Her fu neral discourse was preached to a large con gretion of relatives and friends in the church at Lavansville by the pastor, from tho text, "There is but ono step between Me and death." She was laid beside her eldest daugh ter, Lizzie, who preceded her to the spirit world but a few months. She leaves a hus band and seven children sorely bereaved. May tho "Comforter, which is the Holy Ghost," be sent unto them.- Pastou. Wassah. Daniel Wannah, of Jefferson township, on July, 1SSI, aged 70 years, 11 months, and 10 days. BlairsTille (,rcnn'a.) Ladles' Seminary. Beautiful smnnd. CTmmCKlloni lnill.ltr.E9. Healthful 1. .ration, thi.i.kt.h lrav-riv. TMrty-flist yr tp-glna Srplrmtrxr 11, 1H1 Aim.It fur Catalogue to 1;kv. T. K. Ewimi, jfJu-tmot Friacqia!. MARRIKD. XF.VIXS LEXHAKT.-On July 3d, 1SS1, at the minister's study, Listenburg, Pa., by Ilev. C. E. Simmons, Mr. Win. A. Kevins, of Braddock, Pa., to Miss Anna Belle Len hart, of Addison township, Somerset Co., Pa. MMEUR IAIKR CurraruBl by Uooc ItnaiTS. LSaa I CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED pUCLIC SALE OF TALL' ABLE SEAL ESTATE. Fanruant to an onlcr ol tha I mtaji" Omrt ol S-itnmel county. Fa., thrrn will Is: auM at jmt.llc ., u aioyaioaa uomugn, on SATUItDAV, A:tid 13. lU at 1 oVIork. p. m , tha Wili.wli-K lertb'l r al Uitf, late ol Uari'i ir.r. are J., tu-vll t A ai iiabl tarn li"lDlni? laout of John SsiiM. Flwarl ly&mlwrt. Samtial VVaner. Jt-ho Sny.l-r, Irarli Waifm-r, and Jaane Slb-k. cieuilnio atwat 11a sore, ol wM.-h aUat arrv-i ar elver and the l!atk- well t.n-.lvrc.l. A i.mt 1 sere ol I t-.t eleaml lao.l Is lo b:esdow. 1 here ar a numlr ol icou.1 9irlnicf. tuicar ca.ap, or.-ha'.t, a -vl .v t.7 dwrlUnK hoo-r, bask Imn, aa l ocaer I uiIJ. ir.K on toe irvmuea TERMS : Ten pereent. of tbe ur hae mnuey U lu paid a suun a tLe iiriiert I n.-ae.l on : ite tal- 1D( of abut on ofiOr.-nalloo of aale: -w In rix rauath, ami ih ba!nr In one year. After dlt ara paid one-third of balanc to remain a lien un ina r.reaiirea, cne inieram uiere.ii to ie pai.c an. nuall; to the widow, and at her death the prlG.-! Iml to the heirs of aald llarld I.hr, decese.. The widow' dower to te dedu.-ted troin the laM payment. Iiefrrred Ijroeul to be ernred J juiiitmtnl Dcna. KOBFJtTP. IJHK. J20 Adm'r of David Ljhr, dee'd. D.M IX1STRAT0I.S NOTICE. Eitate of Tobias Mcnsros, lata of Shaite tuwn bip, ueccaaed. Letters of a.lmlnUtation on tha above estate baring been aranted to the undersigned by the proper authority, notice la hereby Riven to thone Indebted to the aald estate to make Immediate payment, and those bavins; claims or demand against it to present them duly authenticated fur settlement, on Friday, Angnst v-.h, lhsl, at the noose ot toe unuersixnea. HENRY PEXROI). jr20 Administrator. Ex XECUTORS' NOTICE. KKtate of Beniamln CcontrTman, lateorScmcr set iwp., coca. Letters testamentary cn tha above estate bavin; been (ranted to the nndersicned, by the proper authority, notice Is hereby given to those Indebted to it to make immediate pay ment, and those bavins; claims or demands will pleas present them duly authenticated fir set tlement at tbe bouse of Jacob B. Countryman on Saturday the sin day or Angast, uei. JACOB COI NTKYMAX, ALEXANDER COl KTKYMAN, J one 'J. Executors Bv virtie of an order of the Orphans' Court of Somerset county, i ., ine unuersigntu win, on TUBLIC SALE. i i Saturday, Auqitd Gt7i, 1881, iV. In CkaJa I.Mehln I . a'I,u.V P. M., sell the Real Estate of Reliceca McGregor, dee'd, eonslstintr of a farm containing VI acres anp 32 perches, more or less, of which about ao acres are clear, with a Los; Dwelling House and Los; Stable thereon erected: aH joining lands of Samuel Atcureeffor, aamuei lmmermun anu oin era, with many never failing springs, lSltnminous Stone Coal, anu a one sugar orcnaru on ii.r same. TERMS: One third in band on the first of October. 1SS1, balance in two equal annual payments without In terest. Ten per cent- oi ms purcnase money to oe paid cn day of sale. Pof secslon given on the first day or September, ltt. ' JOHN H. SNYDER. juH Tiustte. E XECUTORS' NOTICE. of Northampton 68 40 Me ii coti)i '-a loe 15e Wo (BOO , Me 9 We 10 i 11 110 12e , KM375 Toe Apples, dried, ? 7a Applebntter, fl gal Bra. 100 ks Batter, (keg) Butter, B(roll)..... Buckwhaatsfl basnet meal, tuw ai Beeswax, fl Baooa,iboaldr, fl ft siuaa, - ........ eoontrr hams, tl ft Corn, (ear) fl bushel Oorn, (shelled) fibasaal uora meal w a an Oa.fr skins, ft c Egira. V doa l&o Floor, ft bbl 15 0064 60 Flaxseed fl ba., (M ft) TM Hams, (n gar-cured) fl ft 14 Lard. 11 ft 12oOla Leather, rod sola, fl ft K8e eoa.ue ..............luaavw .........Jl a0 ..........4ofe0a .totitoo i to loe 760 IB liTfriH-too fl 0i M M 00 oaio llOM ...... 00 Sfc49 ar Middlings, and chop 100 As.... Oata, fl tra SIAUje,. D1 coew,...... Poaebea, dxlad, fl ft Rye bo SaCVi'o..'fi bbUxtra".'.."!! urxmna Ainm, per aacsi. Aahton. per sack Sugar, yellow fl ft whit Tallow. ft w beat, fl traa .....m......... Wool, fl ft.............. .. jXECUTOlTS NOTICE. Estate of Solomon Kan If man. late of Uoncmaugh township, doe'd. Letter testamentary oa th abore estate harlng been granted to the undersigned by the proper authority ; aotle la hereby glren to all persons indebted to said estate tommk immediate payment, and those baring elalmsagalnat tbe same will present them duly authenticated lor settle ment on Saturday, th '.oth dar of July. EMAXf V JU AA W M A June S3 Exacntor. Estate of Henry Miller, late Tap., dee'd. Letters testamentary on the above estate baring been granted to Uie nn.lerslaned by the proper au thority, notice is hereby given to all itcnu ns In debted to said estate to make Immediate pay ment, and those having claims against it to pre arnt I horn dulv authenticated for settlement on Saturday, July 30tb, lssl, at tbe late residence of the deceased. J. H.MILLEK, J. K. EESLEH. June 22. Executors. FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF SOMERSET EORO' SCHOOL DISTRICT, FOR THE YEAS ENE1UG MEM,1831. RscEtrTS. From Stat appropriation " tax collectors Total. ExrcxDrrtjRia. Paid teachers waget - Fuel and contingencies, janitors....... Repairs Other expense and secretary Collector.... Treasurer.... Balance dae district Total B aaoi bcxs or District. Balance In hands of Treasurer Due on duplicate of Gillian Lint u. u W. U. Welttev.... . 299 88 -1,.W3 CO ..l,04- on .. l'A) 14 .. 43 10 .. 80 07 .. 28 59 .. 67 00 ..$1,403 09 . . 7 00 .. 114 81 .. ti U ..l,0tl 06 Total resources Which amount is anhieet to future exhonorations. The undersigned Auditors of Somerset Borough School District do certify that they bare exam ined tbe vouchers of the foregoing statemontand find them correct in all particular. JCJ. PRITT3, fL.a.1 J. N. SNYDER, (u a. J Auditor. THIS SPEAKSBIG SHOW! t'NUKft X') rniorMSTANOKs vtii.i. its i.vte ijk CiTAXOKin . SOMERS H FRIDSY, JULY 29! I tlic time: fixed for tlx- COMIX, of the CHEAT SHOW 1 SOMERSET, and it Will Only Kxliil.it f.,r tl.r oni: iay r NO SOONER! NO LATER ! ! NO LONGER ! ! ! OLD JOHN B OBIISOH'S GrKEAT SHOW! . CIECUS, MENAGERIE, ZMTTJSETJZM, -AuCQ,TJ-A.S,IXJ3VE. A. VWfttiv- lfi)J& SrS 50 YEARS WITHOUT CHANGE ! JJPITtST I1ST ALL TPIITG S ! FIRST IN MERIT! FIRST IN MAGNITUDE! FIRST IN MAGNIFICENCE! THE SENSATIONAL FEATURES ARE : The Great Electric Light. A Herd of the Largest ElcjiharUs. The Largest IMiino-cros in Anieri.-a, weight, 4,(M lbs. A Giant White I'olar Dear. A Proirc of liatrian Camels. Mi:.k Ox. A CoIlVsal Living Alligator. Liyptian alpu3. Oric liundred ti'll. rent kinU of -Monkeys. 1 air ot f?ucre.l White I'eacocka worshiped in India a; Gods. The Man-eating blue faced Mandril. The Great Tai:..r.or or Ant Dear. One Hundred different kind.- of P! .imago J"irN. s" MP. .' i THE STARTLING NOVELTIES ARE. 100 Perform eis, Male and Female. A Cortege of Golden Chariots. 50 Dens of Rare Wild Animal?. A School of Sea lions. 100 Diminutive Shetland Ponies, smaller than New foundland Doss. A Troupe of Hindoo Juggler.-?. THE CIRCUS EMBRACES More Equestrians, More Vaulters, More Gymnast?, More Clowns, More Athlete?, More Specialties. THAN ANY SHOW IN AMERICA! And now a few words to the People of SOMERSET AND VICINITY : You all Know the Show ! It ha? Always been known as a liig Show! It i? now Digger and Better than Ever ! It i? LARGER and GRANDER THAN EVER ! The Pictorial P.ills of the OLD JOHN ROBIN SON SHOW arc correct representations of the WONDERFI'L FEATURES which can be WITNESSED in the GREAT CIRCUS AND MENAGERIE! Just AM, A GIAST OX! 23 HA8D3 HIGH! IS LABGER tin a ELEPHANT! THE nt.BlsrA.a-EII-El EMBRACES More Lion?, More Camel?, More Tigers, More Cages, More Elephants, More Monkeys, THAN. ANY SHOW t a a r m a a wm 1 i t ii i! - A.Mr-lilvJA! ine ixiraoruinary Auraeiion arc a TROUPE OF HINDOO JTJCJaLXKS! The Anatomical Wonder ! The Samson of the Nineteenth Century ! The Unman Meteor ! A Woman .'hot trom a Cannon loaded wan rowuer, ana wmncu iiirougn me air wuji u-riu. -i.-v... . THE BEST EDUCATED TEOUTE OF EC3S AID ilCITZZIS III THE ! These are features owned, controlled and exhibited only by thi?, the GREATES1 OF ALL GREAT SHOWS. NO EXCEPTIONS. The Grand Street Parade is Bright, Rcantiful ami RrillianL There will be no combination with any other -t, .1.. tu iT T liiIIV P01I'0' TinV hm i-hiinrrca or rostpone?. SHOWS-"Hie 11U1U IS ll.vcy. alio KJijl' vj-s vF-..x... ..v.-. and his show is too big to ncetl a combination with any other. TWO THOUSAND KESERV ED CUSHION CHAIRS AT BUT A SMALL ADVANCE. General Admission - - 50 cents. Children - - - 25 cents. WILL EXHIBIT AT MEYERSDALE, TUESDAY, JULY 30, 1881.
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