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The Somerset Herald.
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w-K"NrlA.Y Aot ."rj,lini.
OilNTY (X)MMITTi:::.
A.liliwm. A. J. Hili-maii.
V!!,-)iietiy. Jlin Itradipiiii.
IVrlin ltonnitfh, B. F. llayiiien.
UnrtiiiTKvalW. F. I. KnepiM-r.
O.tioiiiauirli. John Staid.
, .influence. N. S. Mountain.
Klklirk. i. l-owry.
Ctvonville, S. M. Hoiisel.
.1. ir. rson, 1-evi Ktmpp.
lctniertuwn, S. M.Otvor.
.lenner, lU-njnniin Knos.
UirimiT, Jainl) S. IU-all.
Ijiwit Ttirkrylimt, Samuel Minder.
Moyorwiale, X. I. Totter.
Mi.l.llemvV. Josiah l'ile.
Milfonl, K. II. AVenier.
New Itallnnore, Jol Cieoriw.
ew Centirvillf, M. I. Rliafer.
Nurtlianijiton, Ainos W. Uownian.
l'ainl, l'eter Hoffman.
tiiiciiiuliimiiiK, J.J- Zittiniennan.
Salisbury, W. II. Timelier.
Shade, M. A. l'.rubaker.
Somerset lU.r.uij:!!, Win. B. Frease.
S-nncrset, J. J. Bowman.
.Somerset North, John J. Iarr.
Southampton, J. ". Critclilield.
Stouyereck, S. i. lkiltzur.
Moystow n, Charles V. l'tili.
Summit, ('. E. Gislx-rt.
1,kt Turkeyroot, A. M. Cramer.
l"iiiia, Win. Shaw.
Wellersljunf, J. U. lliner.
John 1U Scott, Ci:. V. Vn.r.,
Seereturw Chairman.
ViMtinp card at the lltuw-n ol'.ii e.
l'.uy a nice IlaiiimiH-k, for sale by ('. X.
I oyd.
The very latent style visiting cards at the
this olliee.
Children' lloods and wool Sack for
Kail tar, at .
Mtas. A. I ill. is.
Apents and canvassers make from $5 to
$. ir week wiling poods forK.U. Hideout
A Co., 10 Barclay street, Xew York. Send
for their Catalogue and terms.
I will receive a stock of latest styles of
I-acc Collars, Tics, etc., this week.
Mns. A.K.VHL.
lr. tico. B. FundenlH-rg, of Fitt-bur-h,
formerly of thwilni, is now Mopping at
the -Made House," where he can be con
sulted professionally by all those desiring
his services.
The read.-rs of the IIi:b.vli will (i ml it to
their advantage to buy their I rugs, Medi
cines, JKcStuirs, Books, Stalioiu-n-, Fancy
and Toilet Articles fnun C. X. Boyd. He
also has a full line of .pecUii -les. J-.yc t.ia-s-es.
Trusses, Su)iicrters and Shoulder Brac
es. Coods fresh and prices reasonable.
1 will before the close of this week re
ceive a fresh supply of new styles or Bress
Trimming, in Fringes and l'assamentcrie.
Mb. A. K. I'hl.
l or the richest, best, and most durable
Chewing Tobacco, ask for Star, and take no
other. For sale at the Grocery, Flour and
Fcol Store of
JriSIAH Kf.I.LKK,
MMT MaUKET, MAINClMWsSTKKfT.I Will
have on hand at all times. Beef, Fork, Mut
ton and Sausage, at reasonable pri. Ojien
daily; will run a meat wagon Uine times
each wo k.
Henry Kbi".ar.
Poiiiersct. I'a.
Yilors returning from abroad, as well as
recent eiiiijrrants. will find Aver Sarsai
rilla helpful in avoiding the hardship of ac
i lituation, and in removing the boils, pim
ples ond eruptions conse.iictit uxnseadi t.
lis blood-cli-ansing qualities remedy such
tMul.les promptly.
I'kon-ssioNAL Xotk E.-Ir. W. F. Fund-enlM-rt;,
tVulist and Aurist, can lie consult
ed at the "Oiade House" on every Saturday
and Sunday, all day, and on Monday morn
inP by all those snlVering from any disease
of the F.yc, Vut, Xose or Throat.
Brn:riA ami Livee Complaint. Is it
nut worth the small price ot 75 cts. to free
yourself of every sympton of these distress
ingeomi.laints, if you think so call at our
store and pet a bottle of Shiloli Yitaliwr,
even-l.ttle lias a printed guarantee on it,
use accordingly and if it does you no good
it will cost you nothing. SoldbyCieo. AY.
lteiifonl. Bmcpist, Somerset. I'a.
HukWokk. lam prepared to make all
kinds of hair work, except hair jewelry.
Switches, fronts, etc., at the rate or) cents
an . unite Tor silk and from 30 to V cent an
ounce r.,r cotton. Xo work nndcr 3 cents
FHarjntwl. Work can lcsciit through Som
ers. t Tost Office, or left at late residence of
Mathias Shaulis, dee'd.
Alice A. Shavlis.
Here we are again w ith our purcceltbrat
i Star Cot.per Hod. Anyone wishing their
buildings protected against lightning should
call on tn. at one. Satisfaction guaranteed
or no jwiy.
Rhoaih Bnos.
Somerset, June l.'Ith, 1S81.
We have a sjieedy and jiositive Cure, for
l artarrh, Diphtheria, Canker mouth and
H.ad Ache, in SII1LOHS CATABBH
IIKMFDY. A nasal Injector free with each
ljttle. Vse it if ym desire health and
meet breath. Trice .V cts. Sild by f:eo
W. IVnford, Dniggist. Somerset. I'a.
Notice. I liave n-movtsl my Stove and
Tin Storeto the builing formerly occupied
as a bfsK and shoe store, oppisite Cook A
lUi-rits Block, where I have opened out a
!ar'i and complete assortment' of Banges,
Kloves. Hidlow Ware, Tin Ware, and bouse
famishing Hardware. To my manufactur
ing dcjmrtmctit I liavcadded extra machin
ery and am now pri'ired to manufacture
Tin, ('tipper, nixl Sheet Metal work of all
kinds at prices lower than ever. iKi Hot
fail to all and get my prices tarore purchas
ing elsewhere. I will make it to your inter
est to do so.
Alex. C. Schei.l.
A new broom sweejw clean, and an old
.te likew ise, provided energy and jwrse
verunep accompanies the motive power. As
heretofore, it shall lie our purjiose to keep
to the front and our many frier.ds and it
f.iis in country and town, may rest assured
that their wants, in our line of trade will lie
carefully watt hel and supplied at all times.
' all for the gs mIs yon w ant, and if not in
. k, will thivrfully onler them.
l!csicctrully,
4MK & Bekuits.
Nukmal School, Fau, Teum. lias. II.
Fiher, the Bookseller, XewsdealtT and Sta
tioner, in Cook A Beerits block, we are in
firtud has the largest and most complete
" k or Sc hool Books, slates, Inks, pens
"J gi'iieral school supplies to be found in
tl county. Patrons of the norma school
do well to buv their bnXn at Mr. Fish
r't book More.
W mat A Coioh ! Wil you lieid th
aniing. Tlie kignal la-rhajw" of the sure
pproach (r that more terrible disease Con
""nptioii. Ask yourself if you can for the
of saving SO eta., to run the risk and do
"thing for it. We know from experience !
"at Sl.n.,1,-, Cure will cureyour Cough. It j
"-ver fail,, xj,:. ,.Xplai -i,y more than !
iiiiliiHi bottle were sold tlic wst ;
I', h relieves Croup, ami Whotiping
I--., ui uuec. .Motiicrs uo noi oe w iinom
'u r".r Ijiiuc fiark, Side or Chest, use Shi
I'orou, Plasu-r. Sold bv Geo. W. Ben
tul, Brugsist, Somerset, Fa." y
!;r.t.in ears arc in order.
'.imp mcetinjrs arc itmcawm.
Thi.' fniit-canuing jm it hero.
Tim lidrvfet-liium- will mhui Ik- in nnlrr.
tilaloi!M are Wing offered for xale here.
(Jrecn al's aro about, no are go-en boys.
New
tat')uarc .Hlm;r at St cenU per
Imsliel.
i willi jmiiiuit-r
visitor.
The Miiull-pjx scenn to ba stamped out
' in Johnstown.
j The ieople of the VniUil Stales me I J,'')
I barrels t( kenioiie d.iilv.
Some lighUfiutrereil euss picked Mr. Itt-
er Davis' ixicket on circus Iar.
Mayor Weffley lined "LnU" Tifer one
dollar and liny cents for fighting last Situr
dav. Forty per cent. f the school tai of IYnn
oylvania U paid by Motio who have no
children.
Tlietireeiilnukerii of Wisconsin nominat
ed a man for Attorney tieiieral that never
studied law.
The National Ouard will encamp ut
K;iltslmi-,r. A u glut ltli, and remain in ramp
about nine days.
Hon. John Cessna, our candidate for
Jude, and wife, spent part of Thursday and
Friday in Somerset.
A jicrfcctly white snake was killed near
Holli.laysburg the other day. It is consid
ered a gnat curiosity.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Coiiiiany
paid out to the shopmen of A't.m;ia for the
month of June Sdi'l.iMi.
Mrs. Walter Hielmr. of Philadelphia,
! and Mrs. Kd. Firl, or Pittsburgh, an. visit
ing at Mr. K hnund Kienian's.
The Elk'Hsburg llcnM compleU'd the
eleventh year of existence with its last
nunilier. May it continue to prosjier.
A great many of the cliurohes in our
neighboring towns are giving up their
evening services. The heat, you know.
This year's style of green apple docs not
diflcr from those of previous years, except,
lrhajs, that it may have a healthier grije.
A ntr:ilKTof Bclleronte's substantial bus
iness i. n il have rormcd a lxiard r trade, and
eipe"-i to have coke ovens creeled in that
plai. .
If any or our )Hople were victimized bv
the sharjiers that usually travel with circus
es, on Friday lat, they have not made their
loss known.
There is an arti.-t in New York who makes
a specialty or whitening noses which are
over-nil. His business is said to be nour
ishing. A former Somerset county man. Dr.
Atiiericus Kntiehl. received the Democratic
nomination for Sheriir of Bedford county
last week.
Mr. S. F. Picking, w ho has been sending
the p::st five weeks in Boston, New York
land Baltimore, arrived home Saturday
i
morning.
A nest, new buss is now run from the
Central Hotel to the depot. Mr.Kleindielist,
the proprietor, has also pun-hased a pair of
fine Kentucky horses for it.
It is said that the hotels of yc ancient vil
lage of Rloystown are crowded with sum
mer hoarders, the majority of whom arc
Pittsburgh and Johnstown jicople.
Our hotels and boarding houses are at
present full to overflowing with summer
boarders. The Somerset House had two
hundred ami fifty for dinner on Friday.
Tlu aui vmt or liei-r consume! in Pitts
burgh in June allows 4.s glasses to each
family per month. Of the amount, 17,Ki"
barrels were manufactured in that district.
The bees upon the Pacific coast, which are
now in such countless swarms, are said to
have all originated from two swarms taken
there in lsYi by Mrs. Shclton, or Santa Cla
ra countv.
The astronomers are in great t rouble to
determine whether the new comet is the
one that was here in VS7. They can't for
the life or them recollect bow the comet or
Ki:t7 looked.
The Mt. Pleasant Township, Westmore
land county, fanner, Fisher by name, who
was reported to have been swindled out of
his rami bj oil sharjis, denies all knowledge
of the transaction.
A blacksmith iu Tittisville noticed oil in
his jKJtato patch, and dug st-vcral holes in
which it could accumulate. For some days
he has leen dipping freni two to t'.iree bar
rels out of Uiese holes.
Postmaster Ihivis returned from the Grand
Army Encampment at Gettysburg on
Thursday last more thau delighted with his
exeriences on the old Uattle-licld where he
ft his arm so many years ago.
The Beaver Falls 7W6c notes that the
Economics ore building eleven miles of
railway to be known as the Mansfield fc
Chartiers Yalley Bail road. They pmpose
doing the work themselves and owning the
road.
And now they say that cider will produce
insanity. I.ctussee: Tobacco paralysis;
tomatoes cancer; onions social ostracism
and drowsiness; whisky jim-jams , cu
cumbers colic; what may a man safely
enjoy ?
KldcrWiTics are not so named because
they are older than any other berries. They
derived their name from the fact that an
elder of a chun-h first discovered their color
by sitting lown upon a bunch of them at a
picnic.
The lUiltimore & Ohio road as usual arc
disposed to beaccominodating. Theireven
ing train stops at Kantner's from 10 minutes
to a hair hour every night in order to give
passengers a view of the dam ; and to name
it too.
J. A. McCurdy fc Co., publishers of the
Mt. Pleasant I hi, in, have purchased the in
tenntof the Tnnrt, ut that place, and w ill
combine both under the name of the Mt.
Pleasant Jtmrmtl. The iacr will be inde
pendent in politics.
John Bohinson's circus attracted a very
large crowd on Friday last. Xothingof note
occurred during the day, unhvs, indeed, the
large numlxT of js rsoni who succeeded in
getting a hide full if tangle-fa. it whiskey be
considered worth v or mention.
Mr. James G. Fair heads the iersoiial as
sessment roll just filed in San Francisco
with $42.3',um. Mr. J. C. Flood is assess
ed at S'f!,"sNV'( for himself, and $3 ,.-
0 as trustee far J. W. Maekey. Mr. Chas,
Crocker is assessed at ?J0.OtVKi0.
An Illinois Judge has decided that a mer
chant's "warrant'' is worthless. If he war
rants goods to wash and wear, "customers
must accept such statements as part of his
stock in trade." In other words, lie is ex
pected to le, and they areexiected to know
he is lying.
Reflate the S bitioxs. Ill our en
deavors to preserve health it is of the ut most
imjiortaiice that we keep the secretory sys
tem iu (.erfed condition. The well-known
remedy Kidney-Wort, has sjiecificaction on
the kidneys, liver and bowels. I se it in
stead or dosing with vile bitters or drastic
pills. It is purely vegetable, and is prompt
but mild in action. It is jirejiared iu both
dry and liquid form and sold by druggists
everywhere. Heading Eoyle.
The woman who leaves scalding water
within n-ach or her nimll child and then
runs out to have a little gossip over the
hack fence with a female neighbor turns nji
every now and then, jHTtincntly n'niarketh
theAltooiia Tiilmie. The last place hca rd
from was Sctaiiton, I'a.
The Mt. Pleasant Institute. Iias just closed
the most prostierotis year of its history. The
hi'li standard of M'holarhip maintained by
this schisil renders it one of the liest places
within our nach in which to educate ur
sons and daughters. See advertiseiiient in
another column.
Citizens of towns and ersons living along
country roads should lie careful not to throw
waste paper, old tin cans anil other refuse
on the streets and roads. These articles are
elegant aifairs to frighten horses, besides it
is iintilcnsant. while riding in a buggy, U
jolt over a tin can every rod or so,
We can learn something from the New
Yorkers about the economical management
of State Prisons. It is announced that the
three prisons at Sing Sing, Clinton and Au
burn, for the first six months of 1881 have
paid all exjienses and show a net profit of
$1,700. At least here is something to think
about.
The Democratic convention of Bedford
county last week endorsed Hon. J. M. Bey
nobis for Judge of the l'ith District, and
empowered him to apimint his own confar
ecs. He selected (. II. Spang. H. D. Tate
and J. K. Noble. We have not heanl as vet
who Mr. Baer's conferc-cs arc, or where or
when the conference will be held,
An exchange says : "Ice-cream h:n b.-en
decided by scientists to be injurious to
health. Several persons were poisoned by
eating ic;-cream in Connecticut recently
Moral: D.m't eat ietj-crreim." Y'oung man
juiste that in your hat, and when sho leans
a little closer and jTentlv muriniirs, "It is
warm!" rea l it over. It will brace yo'.i up
The Seranton fobiibllain calls attention
to a new dodge of the speculative life in
suranee sharks. It is to send old js?rsons
upon whose lives they have large policies
on railways, so as to have them convenient
ly pm out of the way by cars. That is
what iii.i : lc called railroading tough sub
jects into eternity.
A misplaced switch south of Somerset, on
tlic line ot the new rauroa.1, came near
causing a disannuls wreck Thursdav. A
freight train, consisting mostly of cars laden
with iron rails, was approaching the jjint
at a rapid rate of secd, but fortunately the
engineer and train men were able to check
up barelv ill time to avert the threatened
catastrophe.
The Gettysburg f'uinjiiltr says that, some
black bass were submitted to Dr. Bobert
Horner, ot that place lor microscopic' in
spection and he found the tlcsh teeming
with worms, and adds : There is certainly
disease among the bass at this time, and
they can not be toothsome, or safe, as food.
We heard also of worms being round in cat
fish. lA't's adjourn fishing for a year.
The Scinitijic American gives currency to
the statement of n German journal that
cases of tetanus, or lockjaw, have been suc
cessfully Incited by merely applying to the
nape of the m-ck along the spine large pieces
of llamiel diped in hot water at a tempera
ture just bearable to the hand (l.V) F.) The
remedy is certainly a very simpk one, ac
cessible to all, and we have heard of one
ease w here it was nse! w ith success.
July is always hot. In July the weather
has red hair and a Roman nose. There's
nothing tip-titted or wishy-washy about this
month, though a man may both wash aiid
wish more while it lasts than any other
August and September have liecn known to
tret up some pretty fair imitations, but it's
only in July itself that things really crackle.
If the earth don't get afire in July it may be
considered safe throughout the rest of the
year.
II toil Pieice or Lemons. Sim c the heat
ed term set in the price of lemons has ap
parently kept pace with the thermometer,
and at present they are proportionately
higher than the weather indicator. Dealers
in the fruit say that during the cool weath
er in May ami the earlier part of June the
demand was light and prices ranged as low
as " and S.'Sj per box. They are now held
at fnun 4dl to I i )ier box. with indications
of remaining at th.ise figures for some time.
Judge Tourgcc recently said of the press
ure of modern liTe that twenty-four honrs
of such responsibility and strain as now
cames uK)ii the average American would
have killed the strongest man the eigh
teenth century ever shone upon. "Only
think," said he, "of George Washington
making war with a brigade of reporters in
camp, or John Wesley trying to grow in
grace with a telephone in his room, and 10,
(O0 beloved disciples asking him questions
aliout the new version of the Testament."
It may not, jierhaps, lie known that a
man wearing dark, clothes is more liable to
infection from contagious diseases than lie
who wears light-colored garments, because
particles which emanate from diseases or
decaying bodies are much more readily ab
sorbed by dark than by light fabric. This
is easy of proof. Expose a light and dark
coat to the fumes of toliacco for five minutes,
and it will be found that the dark one
smells stronger than the other of tobacco
smoke, and it will retain the odor longer.
A young lady of Johnstown, X. Y., while
bathing in Chautauijuc Lake, hail a novel
experience. A snapping turtle caught her
by the ear. Her screams brought friends to
her assistance, or she would . certainly have
been drowned ; but the turtle's grip was
like a bull-dog's, and after his head had
been cut ofT it took ten minutes to pry the
jaws apart. It will take a good deal of po
etry out of bathing in Chautauqua Lake.
Sharks at Long Branch and Coney Island
and snapping turtles at Chautixpia arc not
soothing to the nerves of timid bathers.
"People who like to study human nature,
will find a subject to interest them," an ex
change thinks, "in watching the counte
nances of those who take cards, handbills,
etc., from sidewalk advertisers. There is
the first recognition of the proffered object,
a glimmer of curiosity a to its nature, a
sense of shame at the prospect of lieing
fooled, a hasty grasp, and then a covert in
spection, the discovery of an invitation to
partake of a fiftccn-ccnt lunch, and the
angry throwing away of the paper or card
board."
ProUionotary Schell has received the
necessary books, and is now preparing to
register physicians under the late act of As
sembly. The law provides that every prac
titioner of medicine or surgery, shall be
a graduate of a legally chartered medical
college or university having authority to
confer the degree of doctor of medicine, ex
cept those who have been in continuous
practice since 171. AH must register ond
all must bring their diplomas along. Those
failing to comply with the provisions of
the act shall, upon conviction, iiy a fine of
$100 or lie imprisoned in the county jail
for a period of one year, or both, or either,
at the discretion of the Court.
A man named Stickncy lielongmg to Batch
elor & Davis' show was arrested and lodged
in jail at I'niontown a short time ago. Mr.
J. V. Strebig, advance agent of the show,
was sent back to that place for the purpose
of getting the prisoner released. He failed
to accomplish his mission. He reports that
Stickney is one of the cooks connected with
the show, and brought back a number of
affidavit from the other cooks to the effect
that Stickncy was not and could not have
leen away from the cirens grounds at the
time the burglary was committed. On the
other hand, the burglar wr.s seen to enter
Mr. Bowman's house and leave it again in
daylight He was afterwauls identified in
the bar of the SitLyIvania House and ar
rested. He will now be held in jail to await
his trial in September.
The Pennsylvania Slate Teachers Assix ia-
Won which has bean in session at Washing
ton. Pa., closed on Thursday night. Miss
Boice read a noem entitled "Mrs. Gartield'
Bide to Washington ; or Fifty Miles
an
Dr.
Hour," and recited "Nettie Snow.
K. E. Higbce, State Superintendent, address
ed the meeting on the subject : "How Shu',
We Keep in Service tho Best Qualities'
Teachers." Tapers were read eulogizing Dr.
S. S. Haldeman, of Marietta, Prof. Andrew
Burtl, of Pittsburgh, and Suiieriiiteiiden
Baer, of Heading, deceased members of the
Association. Mr. Kornbltim, of Pittsburgh
performed "The Mis-king Binl" and "Way
Down on the Suwanoe River" on the violin
assisted by Miss Mary Hays, of Allegheny,
on the piano.
It seems to be a characteristic failin;
most drivers to lay the lash upon ahorse
that exhibits Tear ut an object in the street
or beside the road. Mr. Bergh, Presiden
of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals, says in the organ of that socie
ty what every reasoning being ought to
know to never whip a horse for lieconiing
frightened at any object along by tho road
side, for if he sees a stump, a log, or a heap
ortan bark in the road, and, while he is
eyeing it carcrully and about to pass it, you
strike him with the whip, it is the log, or
stump, or tan bark that is hurting him in
his way of reasoning, and the next time he
will be more frightened. Give him time to
smell all these objectcs, and use the bridle
to assist you in bringing him carefully to
those objects of fear.
The inhabitants of New Mexico do not
tand upon the technicalities of the law in
dealing with desperadoes. A certain Mr.
McCarthy, formerly of Xew York, and let
ter known a- "Billy the Kid," a promising
young man of twenty-one, whose proud
boast it was that lie had killed a man for
every year of his life, has lately been pur
sued, and shot dead on sight, bv'a sherifl
near Las Vegas. The coroner's jury which
sat on the liody thus energetically furnished
for its use, rendered a verdict of justifiable
homicide, and passed a vote of thanks to the
sheriff for ridding tho community of this
remarkable young man, who seems to have
made himself a terror to the region. Furth
ermore, the sheriff will receive a handsome
reward from the State, ond be the recipient
of a popular subscription.
Fanners who desire to rid their fields of
bushes and brambles should take advanta;
of the long days in August, when the sap is
nearly all outof the roots ortrees and brambles
to cut them close to the ground. A week's
lelay because or the pressure or business on
the rami, will make it necessary to do the
work over again another season. Whereas,
ir all bushes and brambles were cut off the
last week in July or the first week in Au.
gust, an effectual end will be made of them
nd thus future trouble avoided. Nothing
more mars the beauty of a farm than to see
fences and ditch banks lined with hedgt
rows and bushes, and weeds of unbidden
growth. Work now done iu this direction
is paving, and telling work for the farmer.
Houtzdale lady writes to her parentsi
and the Bellefoiite IJcuim-ral gives currency
to the following horrible story about a
Swedish miner residing at Houtzdale who
went to the mountains in search of berries
on Sunday. Not returning home in due
time search was made for him, when he
was found dead with innumerable rattle
snakes fastened to and leolin upon ins
hotly. The searching party had much dif
ficulty in dislodging the snakes so as to re
cover thcbody.aml then only sun-ceded after
building a fire around them and the free
nse of lire anus. The man in scareh of ber
ries had invaded one of the haunts of these
dangerous reptiles, w ho usually gather in
chosen localities, and fell a victim to their
united assaults.
The Governor has approved a bill which
provides that !ie Courts of Common Picas,
the Courts of Oyer and Tcminer and Gener
al Jail Delivery and the Courts of Quarter
Sessions of the Peace of the several counties
of this Common wealth, may at any tenn or
session direct said courts to continue at the
following term or session one or more weeks
in addition to those already provided by
aw, and far such additional week or weeks
to issue venires for jurors as required for the
regular terms or sessions, and may also, if
necessary in the opinion of said courts con-
inue any of said courts (the regular tenns
or sessions inclusive) during a next succeed
ing week or weeks nnd detain the general
panel of jurors in attendance without the
issuing of a new venire for the said addi
tior.al week or weeks and enforce the at
tendance of parties and witnesses during
such continued terms or sessions by all
proper orders and processes.
One day last week, Ucv. J. A. Rccbt-r,
while drawin;; water from the well nt the
rcsidcacc of J. E. IKiwncs, of this place,
brought up a live subterranean fish. It was
between four and five inches lone;, of a
light jiink color, and without eyes or scalcx.
Its mouth resembled that of a sucker, and it
had the regulation fish smell. The stream
of the. well in question is very strong, and
the 8ui'poitin is that it was carried away
from its home in some subterranean lake or
pool by the force of the current. Notwith
standing it was eyeless, its aversion to the
light, or the' npjier air was marked. Mr.
Uecbcr placed the specimen in alcohol for
preservation. Eyeless fish are common in
many of the large caves of the country, and
are numerous in the celebrated Mammoth
Cave in Kentucky. A gentleman who has
visited 'VVatkin's Glen informs us that in a
cavern at that place, the many pools are in
habited by fish of this character. l'ulton
liejiuhllcaii.
More than twenty years ago, when it was
found that prevention of cholera was easier
than cure, a prescription drawn np by emi
nent doctors was published in the Xcw York
Sun, and it took the name of the .Sun cholera
medicine. In republishing it the Xew York
JunrinJ of C'mittnercc says : "Our contem
porary never lent its name to a better arti
cle. We have seen it in constant use for
nearly two score ol years, and found it to he
the best remedy for looseness of the liowels
ever yet devised. Xo one who has this by
him and takes it in time will ever have tlie
cholera. We commend it to all our friends."
Even when cholera is not anticipated, it is
an excellent remedy for ordinary summer
complaints, colic, diarrlnea, dysentery, etc. :
Take equal parts of tincture Cayenne repier,
tincture of opium, tincture of Irlinbarb, es
sence of peppermint and spirits! camphor.
Mix well. Dose fifteen or twenty drops in
a little cold water, according to ape and vio
lence of symptoms, repeated every fifteen
or twenty minutes tinti' relief is obtained.
The romantic story of the elopement of
Miss Nellie Hubbard, the daughter of ex
Governor Hubbard, of Connecticut, with
the family coachman, Frank Sheiard, two
years ago, has not been forgotten. The se
quel to the story proves that Shepard was
not prompted by any expectations of help
from his father-in-law. Ho has a rich uncle
living in Middletown, Connecticut, who
supplied him with capital to establish him
in business in a livery stable at Xcw Haven,
and it has proved quite profitable. Mm.
Shepard drives her pha-ton through the
steeets, and is well received by many of her
old friends. Sho keeis up a thoroughly
stylish ajqiearance, and has money enough
from her husband to convince all that she
is not living in poverty. Sho occasionally
visits Hartford to see her mother and sis
ters, and is said to be in perfect health and
looking prettier than ever. As Uncle John,
who befriended them, lias no children, she
mar be a rich woman vet.
Why Wea I'lastkbs? They may re
lieve, but they can't cure that lame back,
for the kidneys are the trouble and you
want a remedy to act directly on their se
cretions, to purify and restore their healthy
condition. Kidney -Wort lias that specific
action and at the same time it regulates
the bowels perfectly. Don't wait to get
sick, but get a package to-day, and cure
yourself. Either liquid or dry for sale at
the druggists. Binghamtun RtyuUlcmt.
A C.Mu. On acenmil of the w icked dis
honesty of certain evil disposed persons, to
gether with my compassionate iuJtiUxem
toward others who have been hardly just,
during my two anil one-half years service in t
the Hjoversviile ( Lutheran) charge, I loose
in the neighborhood of flfu of my very
meager salary, and am thereby constrained
to ask the few :rons to whom I um in
debted in the sum of a few dollars to exer-
ise towards m s a little greater stn-li It ol p i
tieui.c than I would otherwise, have roijuest
eil. Respect fully,
Berlin, July 1A, issi. J. B. Snot e.
Buiim.eSai.ki.. On Saturday, Auyu.'t 13,
1881, at half-past nine o'clock, a. m., on the
premises, the repairing of the pier under
the bridge over Laurel Hill Crock, near Vr
sina borough, in Lower Turkey foot town
ship, will lie sold to the lowest bidder.
Also. On the same day, at 3 o'clock, p.
m., on the premises, the relmildingof oneof
the abutments under the bridge aerot-s the
Casselman River, near Salisbury Junction,
in Summit township.
Wi. il.StncisK,
Clerk.
Stanton's Mills Items :
The farmers of this section are about done
harvesting, having their barns abundantly
stored with hay and grain. AH are well
prepared foran old fashioned winter.
Mr. Goitpiibc-r and Mrs. Fickle, with her
two children, of Johnstown, tire now visit
in g in this section.
The committee of tho Evangelical Asm ci-
ation of this place are preparing to erect a
new church. They have already removed
the old building from the site w here the
new structure is to be erected.
Y.
niKi).
RKITZ. Near Fricdcns, on Sunday, July
21, l"sl ; Klizabcth, wife or Christian Beitz,
nged :!J years, 0 months and L"l days.
STATLER. On t'.io 'SiiU inst., Mr. An
drew Statler, or Schell si mrg, Bed fard coun
ty, nged C5 years, 4 monthsand 17 days.
GROSS. On July lOtn is.U, Lucretta E.,
wife of W. II. Gross, of Tan's, Westmore
land county, nged 2i years 1 months an! 2U
lays.
Mrs. Gross was a daughter or Daniel Wet
zel, and was born and raised near Salisbury.
Her many friend will regret her sad death,
as well as sympathize with tho bereaved
husband. The remains were buried at
Kingwood, Somerset county.
Dl'LL. The funeral of Christina Dull,
widow of George Dull, took place at Ccntre-
ville, Sunday, July 10, lssi. Mrs. Dull was
n her 8(Sih year. Her death was caused bv
cancer. 1 lie remains were followed to the
cemetery by a large procession. A lare cir
cle of friends mourn her departure.
IEETK!t WAKE. On Sabbath morn
ing, loth, inst., ut the City, this county, by
Ucv. J. II. .Slioiiji, AVni. II. I'ecter.of .liade,
to S.mih L. Ware, of Allegheny.
KOniBSET MAKKET
Corrected by Uooc a. BssniTa.
DEAiatn m
CHOICE GROCEniES, FLOUf. L. FEED
Apples, dried, ft
Applebutter, V K&l
&e
4-Gioe
;1 wi as
loo
. 1'
Hran. y lou bs
Butter, V ft (ken)
Butter, tl trull)
Buckwheat, V basnel
6oe
meal, lvu i.s
Beeswax.
Kc
liaooc, shoulders, )i fc.. .......
9 ti pie
J0 a-f 11
ll' U l.'c
6'J,7
7 ic
se
6c
i UCjifci DO
T.-ic
li e
lit rj!4e
3il.C
6..tTW)
...T.kioc
1 60
sines, "
u country hams, (i
Corn, (ear) yi bushel
Corn, (shelled) ibiuaol. ......
ni meai fi n
;alf skins. W ft
P.KKS, 9 dot
Flour, W hbi
Flaxseed V bu., IUS ft)
Hams, (sugar-cared)
Lard. V ft
leather, red sole, f) ft
upper "
' kin. "
Middlings, and chop loots..
Oats, ft m
4i'tc0e
..Aoi .io
s toloe
75c
lc
1 75'-T 4a 00
....1 lutjil 6o
M CO
l313
nju
, ie
, l W i
potatoes, t tu (new)
Peaches, dried, ft
Rye Vbl
Rajrs, W ft
Salt, No. 1, bbl.extra
Uround Alum, per sack.
Ashton, per sack....
Miirar, yeiiow y ft
whit
Taliew. at ft
Wheat. V bu
Wool,
......U:0
MT, PLEASANT
IITSTITTJTS !
EE7. LEEOY STEPHENS. A. M PnsiJat.
Fall Term begins
SEPTEMBER 1st, 1SSL
Six resident teachers. Fire courses ol study.
Open to both sexes.
The younir ladles live In the new buildlnz with
the President and his laniiiy, and receive their
personal attention.
New rooms are beirtf fitted np. t erman tatiiht
by a native Herman teacher. First ciasi instruc
tion la music.
EXPENSES VERY MODERATE.
-For particulars or for Catalogue,
A ii dress
LEPlOY STEPHENS,
augS ML Pleasant, Pa.
PUBLIC salt;
STOCK.
THERE WILT, r.E SOLD AT
"OLAIlE HtiUSE," m SnsnicsnT Jioit
oi -ii, on
SATURDAY, August Gth,
Sixty head of fine Thoroughbred Calvei. select
ed with especial care lor the Somerset County
Fanners.
DURILVMS,
II0LSTEINS, AYRSHIRE,
and ALDERNIES!
This is a rare chance for farmers to net the very
best sbick in the market. Uon't tell to le at the
sale, even though you, do Dot wish to purchase.
It will pay you to see them.
"'l erms made known on day of tale.
C. R. HARGLEROAD.
FOB S-AXilE !
2 CYLINDER BOILERS,
Tblrtj feet long and 31 lnclic In diameter.
URATE BABS FIRE FRONT, AXD
STEAM FIXTURES
COMPLETE.
Will be 8 M cheap for eaiii. Appl to
J. B.
I'rMina, Pa.
anlin
ASSIGNEES' AND COMMIT
TEES' ACCOtNTS.
The follewlnir aeenunls have len filed In my
otlloe and will be presented to the Court lor eon
hraation on
TJiUrsJoy, August 2oth, 1SS1,
Account of II. C. Shatter, Assltrnce of Courad
Sfaalter and wife.
Account of Jamc L. Pagb, Aiigneo of Frank
Sle and wife.
Account of Joseph Selbcrt'i Adm'n, Committee
of Hannah Seiiiert.
Account of the same, Committee of Harriet Scl-
oerr,
rtothonotary't Office, I
II. T. SCHELL.
Angui l, isbi. a
ne3 l'rotiiouourr.
JJXECUTOILS' NOTICE.
tstaic oi iserjamu coontryman, late cf somer
aet Twp., dee'd.
Letter! tcnamentary on the above estate
bavlnr been trraBted to the undersigned, by
the pniper authority, notice le bereby given
to tnoae lnaeiiteu ie it to make jmmedute pay
ment, and tbura bavicg- elalmi ordemandi will
please present them duly authenticated for fet
tle inent at tbe bouee vi Jacob B. Countryman on
Saturday the eth day of Augunt, IShL
JACtlB COUXTKYMAK,
ALEXANDER COUNTRYMAN1,
Junes. Executors
mi
I rc-r.wM.lt arts (m !: I.IVt'K. IlOWtLS
an il K tllS l''S si t!i jr.-..i tino.
Kl JCOT3eHe:eaii-.:C-.orr7tnoft!icti!nrm-fsj'Mrl
h:mn th- -vetor In Kulncy ai-.-l Uri-
r j
1 '(i:c!fi CoUi'iiUititJ. BJ
EntrT)- R Work. f JtitKtiVn It. KanM.
tukiaASluul LKea Iryiiut for ftiaryuuit.
Jlrw. John ArnnU.r W9liititm, Ohio, my
her bfv wan frivcrint.tr .ho hv four t'toiuiiwnt
I thvit-tn,t Uiuv 19 Hij ttrivritnb cimxl L
W'liii-jr Vjrt,
M. If. II (liolrtn.rT i-lritir !i f!tif.1r. Oh!n k.-aS
ocyc-.ul b-.Iiff , I v. I Uaiih.y ..tt curt.il Uiiu. R
A'.tftt tw. tt y.vn--f:r.ii,-.-; fi-T.t ktrr-y trouble j
tKWoi-y.VVorl. I
eMH r yiirn fritn u.i.i hen-y u-nhlvi au:
."irtr tjiktiiff "leirri-t or oui -r Hi.-litUa."
-mrt'il vIltUI n-tti-4 T.i. it Liij-i v diiLt-nirv n
wom nutiltU) t wo:!;. Kidi.i-v Wuth luaua him j
wtliiMtivet'.' I
M3
PERMAMKNTLV CURS3
K.I0HEY D!SrACE3,
LIVER COMPLA5MTS,
i Constipation er)3 Piles.
1 l ir It 1 not i:d ill lirr Vrciilal'ln Form tn
till can, r.liti .ia.rt"- r v. ht"-. i:i il,,-u:.s i..in..r.
3 lit nirfi:.'!!! Al -.in I ti-nia I-'mpii v.m '.n. ft
(eentiiU-itf Tor ti:ow U.t ta:.:iut rva.!ily ;m f.
5j l& It nrf v f7rc! e Ti-.Vvr 7 1 f.'.Vr form.
r:vr it a?-. rTK iii-it:i:t'-;ti. 71. :t r. a, glri
WELLS, l'.u :i KtWOS i Co., Prop's
.7
10 CUT 1T0CLA 51 ATI ON.
n itixE.vs, the Honoratdo VTiM.rjix M. Hai.i..
President Judeeol the ievral Courta of Comcmn
l'l: aiif the several eoumlcD iiitnielpn the Six
teenth Jadid.il liutrict, nd Jnmiceof the : urt
wl t lyer and Terminer and lrcntr.il Jail Delivery,
for th trial of all capital nnd other oltender in
the aaid District, and Dam el Sxrrrr and C. V.
MisK!.iiA5, Es.uires, Jn.luc of tlie I'ourtg of
t'ommon Flras, and Jufticej of tho t!ourt of
iycr and Terminer, and Ucncml Jail Delivery
tor the trt.ilof all ratdtal and other offender! In
the county of Somertot, have Uuod their jirocppU
and to ine dirwtud, for buidlnir a t'oort of Com
mon Pleas, and Ouoeral Uonrter Se.'.'innii of the
Peace, and Cl?neral Jail lMllvery, and Courta ot
t'ycr and Tcnnlner, at Sumcreot,
On Monday, Ancnnf 2, IS-S1.
Notici Is hcrnhy (tlven to all the Jn.nlcesof the
Peace, the Coroner and Uonstablea within the fuld
County ot Somerset, that they I then and there
in their proper icrfonj, with their roll's recor.'s,
iLijulcltionr, examination?, and other rc-iue:ii-tirancee.tidotlioKo
thlnx which to their oiliccs
and tn ihut hchuli apicrialn to he Uono ; and aim
they who will nnrfecuic aif;iinit the iiti.ners that
are or shall I in the.iail ot fiomersct county, to ho
then and then: to prosecute amtiiist them an shall
be iut. tlKJAU KYI.K.
JJ--J Sherilt.
LIST OF CAUSES.
Fir trial at AatrastTcm, e n;ajcrc!n 4tU
Monday ol Auart. iM day.
FIRST WEEK.
J i-Iah Til. Hay vj. John, Tiiomaaand Charlotte
Vilil.-oin.
Jotin li. Sonnet's use, vs. JuKpa J. Stuttican'i
Karnllicefi.
Pbil.m. Ulak fc Co.. xt. Henry Mull.
"W". II. Malstmrry v. Ludwick Jiruck.
A. II. l:iarki.iton's A'liu'r. vs. Alexander Paul.
Oliver A. Parker, va. Ira C. Canlield, ct at.
J i .ha Alitckvil xs. I. V;-.i, n'd Adia'r. an 1 Win.
K.Ktdy.
David Kiddle, v. N'fiah Riicrti.
i ic-.-rc K. cunninvhrim rs. Jmuli AuUftlnG.
Dr. i. U-nry s. ir. Vf. Hrallier.
li. J. Iliodcuiun Vd. I'. Niii!ile it ('".
Samuel ;e.airr. Jacob AUKU.nine.
1'eter liowterva. H. D. S iylor.
l!:irnct Pii-kintf vs. Frederick Nnu;le.
. D. Id hiv t.i. Daniel Slinlti.
Piotlioivrtiiry's ( i.llce, li. P. Sl'H EI.I..
July::, i-.i. ;y7 l'rdliunutury.
jKf;isri
STEirS NOTICE.
as legatees. .-'iiors. or otliera-ine, that the fob
lowir.K account 3 hnve passed reenter, and that ti e
Kime will le prcnted lir oiiiircualltn and hi-
! lowance at an Orphans' Ci urt to tie held at Som
erset, inursoay. August xa, ism.
1. First and anr.l -- iur.iot J.ihn J. anl S lo
ni..n J. Haksr, A dmlainrttot.) of Jaib JJ-ikcr.
deceased.
2. AiToiint nf (1. I P.aeJ:!v. one of tho Execu
tors of William M. JbiecMv. deccacd, who w;-.s
h DCZ3
HWO?JDRFUl
E -1 twill asna tha dry m--!.!.) i t rot. ; r
F'l .... ' &5I
KUiir.ll.in ot Maicdalcna sad Joseph Et'ach, minor I fendant and terr tenant, of. In and to the ivllow-chlidn-n
ol Rnman F.t-acli. dc-cca-ed. l lnif real estate, situate in Miiii.rd township, Som-
I . Final account ol Nathan and Pttcr.Eaicrkk,
ti Executors ol J'-ph Laiori'.-k, dectswisl.
4. Second and tiwi account el John S Cummins.
Executor o( J'isepli :. JJi hty. ileceayed.
6, First account ol Ilir.iu: ilurselman, Executor
of Jacob lil'.uh, dei caned.
6. First and tiual account of Frederick L. Just,
Guardian of Anna Lntr'.otT,.
7. Account ot Nowtoa F. Ikiwlln, Exo utor, of
Peter liowlin, deceased.
H. Fir and filial acci.unt of A. H. To3;xn, Ad
ministrabiroi lauiel Titjion, deceased.
v. Account of Jacob HiMloian, Admluistratnr of
Peter bcrkeldle, dtcen-ed.
In. Acciunt of Jacob Kipp!c, A'-mlr.ia'.tnt'tr of
3Iartha p-'e. tlcccaed.
11. Serttd and tlnal a-rart ol Fmanticl speclit,
Admlni.tn'.tor oi Joxrj.h .1. Ziiiim-rui:ip. :(C(!.
li Second and final aeconm. of Thomas Jieui,
Adininis'.rutorol .sarah A. M um. dec'.).
IX Firiit ar.-l final account n! IiuvM n. lyiur, A!
miniitraior ol thitharina L-.hr. d"c'd.
1. Second and un:i) ai count of Wai M. Schnifk
and Josiah J. W.-iikcr, tiecutorsol William ?los
holder, deeeascl.
li. Account ot Joslali KeSIir. Adm'r. crti It. '.t.
mtrjo ennero ot Frederick Weinier. scwht. .lee'd.
W. Account ot liavid J. Cover, Aumiiilslralor of
ir.iiiaovtn ioii.n;in, ucc i.
17. Account of Peter Heillty. Oiuirdlua or Mary
IS. The account of J. K. .Jc.UiIIimu Adiu'r. ol
Anne Koddv. dec':!.
lit. First and final acouat tf Aaron Will, Adm'r
of Daniel ISailev, i!cc d.
20. First and linal icrnant of S.vtcuel WalKer.
Adm'r. and Trustee iu the estate of George P.
miter, dec i.
n. First and t'.nnl areoant of I.vdia PiTcly, AJ
minlstratrix ot Jlkliaei ti. iiivciy, dee d.
and Samnel Piatt.
Keiibtku"8 ()s-FirB- Vi'M. 15. FKEASE,
Somerset, J uljr ?7, Ht"4i:er.
"prnr.ic sale
OF l AMMEIX IiE.lL I STATE.
Pursuant to an order ol the irplians' Court of
Somerset county. Pa., there will Im sold ot public
zaie, in Stoystovva lKrough, on
SATURDAY, As(t 13, 11,
at 1 o'clock, p. m.. tha rollnwlv,!; described rial es.
Ute, late of liavid Lnhr, dio'd., t-wit :
A valuable farm adjoining lands of John Sij e.
Eiiwarl I.amiicrt. Saianel Wairner. John Snyder,
lluvl J Warner, and Jcttv Slick. eontaUilnK aox.ut
114 acres, of w hich about lou acres are clear nnd
t he lialnnce well timbered. A bout IS acres of tlie
cleared land is in meadow. There ure a number
ofitood springs, susar enmp. orcha'd, a aoo.1 twiv
story dwelling bt.uec, bank bain, and other l-ui;d-infc-sun
the premises.
TEEMS:
Ten per cent of the purchase money to 1 psiJ
as soon as the property U knocked uown ; the tr.I
ance of ioo on cuntirmation of sale ; (oue In six
months, and t he balance in one year. Alter debts
are paid one-third of balance to remain a Hen on
the prembtes, the iulerest thereof to lie paid an
nually to the widow, and at her death the princi
pal o the heirs of snid David Lohr. deceased.
The widow's dower to be deducted Irom the iaat
payment. Deferred payments to bo secured by
judgment bond.
KOBF.UT P. LOHR,
Jj-20 Adm'r of David Lohr, dcc'J.
A
DM IN'LSTIUTOU'S SALE
'n vlrtn of iin onlcr of Mle I?irueil ont of the
Iri'imnj' t'nurt ol fw-Biorset county, Pn 1 will ex
pose to public sale, on U.e premise, on
SATURDAY, Augitsl 20, 1SS1,
nt 1 o'olorii p. m., the real estate of the la to J. 31.
HHScr, deccaseil. cucrUtln ot a rnlualile larm
situate In Somerset townsnlp, Somerset county.
Pa., containing " acres, mom er les?, ail;oinini(
lamts of Moses Youna; on the north, Charles Ore.
itonr ami Davul l,van on the cast, and Jvlin
Krln; on the south anil west.
Tills farm lies Immediately west of the Tillatrc
of Lavansville. on the Somerset St IVlt. PIcasujit
Turn. Ike, and has thereon erectmt a larirc, new
two story frame house, irood lunk harn and good
ont bullions? : has a superior apple orchard and
never failing sprlnits.
TEBMS :
One third down on delivery of deed and balance
In two equal anuaal pxymeuM. without Interest.
One third of the purchase money, alter payment
of all debts, to bo reserved out ot the first deferred
payment, and secured on the land tn lien of dower
to the widow. Ten per cent, of hand money to le
paid down on day ol salo.
ADD1E S.BAKER.
Jy Administratrix.
KEEP ON SALE
A Large and Beautiful stock of
2ic:7Uirs:i7s & seats stoxzs,
SLATS 1IA!"
TELS AIID C-2ATS
OTJB-
PEHBDLDM SHAKING-GRATE !
(if which we are Sole Manufacturer, la the
BEST ol HEAT EiiS,
WilRRflNTED TO PLEASE.
MAKBLC nJ STONE
HEARTHS. FLOOR TILE, ANCHOR
BOLT IN O CITHS, AND MILL STONES,
BEST QUALITY, at LOW PniCES.
WW. WALLACE,
340 LIBEBTV ST. ,
PITTSBUEGH, PA.
W.NEAK UNION DEPOT.
Jyi3
IE MAKE TO ORDER
AXD
rJLNXWaJUUT SALIi
rv riri: or an order i' '-t wut tt the thiikun't
M-'mrtrtf twnterwi cnwit;., i n the un-I!rsine
, lir'oitd, wo will i., j.ul-11.; fcilo, by j-wlic
FRIDAY, AuV!: ?t m.
! at 1 rbixk. p. m., tlw f.iU nf re.it e'lt.-Ut
1 Hi pt-tiTiy ol John J. t-.. t. 1 SuiuinU isn
i lit(, (aid -uuoty,c'iuv ut:
! DEMKIFTIOX Ot rSOPCRTTl
I A c-rtaln trnft of lnnt jltmle In Munnilt Inwn-
0,:
f.nlt, Si'lnTWl ft!lll!y. I- :11a lifnr tlm 'tKtt i,f
j ftlrji-rrtial, iM.iiii'l ii lijr i.ib t :ohu-I M.Siv-
1 tiir, '..nrj.l i-...-hm 111. Vli.iw illcCnnkn. .Ill
X'l(tr. 13 tilt t'ikfl. fit nl, ct.fitniiiiDic lbl! ai-rvci,
a (mrli'in ul irlii.-nli Iravti.ol ly tlin iulistmry
niilnniil. Tiilii is a vor ileumM.. 1 rnjn-rty. 1 lie
huuea, l)iro and oul(jiuMlu)$3 ure la et,u II-
tli.n.
Tbo pMiwrty will b tUl sm fullowi : Wl rre,
rum; rLilria the I in J unlcrliil'! witii tha li: wr 1.1k
Ikk V cln ol l.'oiit end Mveritl lure rclcnul Umo
fitunc, tinrcLhr wlta large nuirar ureliarii roiUirioir
W to vuo koelers, in winch are the Iwprovtmrmi.
will iw 1I neiMinituly. Ttio baUoi-e, Mtfx river
lttom Iaail. wiil l-e ld in Gne,tu and tlirve.
aim luu. The !-4 am ptat-e, m whih ti.ere
is a ginr! hoce aca statdi. will at t inKI rejiar
ately. llila f-jrm In )terhap0 the nmet delritdo,
at It U the rnct valuiiute. Is Souoilt townrhlp, on
acct-'Unt of tho exceed ihnly rii'h miuerul d-piltii,
rtijinesaiif the adl and cknteneu to the noil raio
alrle iii:irUcl In tlie c-unty.
tir ltsnot made knu on i!iy nf aH.
1X1 AS t'IKK.
.HiS. lSAi UiK.
Tru.-tcc lor the ulc of tLe iu-al rotate ol John X
Sjuylor.doe'd. jyta
gilEUIFF'S SALE.S.
l.y 7trta of certain writs of Vend Ex., FL Fa.
and Iev. Fa., Drued out of the Court of Common.
Pleaa of Somerset Co.. Pa., and to mo riireeted,
thero will le exjioiKil to public auto at the
Court House, la homersct. Pa., on
Friday, August Yd, 1SS1,
at 1 o'clock, r. M.. tilth rlitht. title. Interest and
claim ot the defenda nt, iletiiman W. Wittof, la
and to the lollowlnir uncrit'i-d real estate, via :
A certain tract ol Liud situated liiSoinerset iwti .
Somer.-'ct county. Pa., wmtalninn three and one
hail acres more or lc ., Willi s one story loi h.vase
und staoin thereon orected. adilnini( lands of
Jacob Wcllcr. Samuel Waller, Peter lleilley, and
others with thenpiiertennnce.
Taken in execution al the suit of M. A. Schcll'f
use.
ALSfJ
All the rlitht title lotcrcst and etalm of thedefend.
ant A.J. S'-liell ol, in and to the following real ee.
lute situate in the town ol Frlcden.'bar-, S"tner
set twp Somerset county. Pa., tietnif lot No. 1
cat acoorilinif to phy. ol said town, ao'ioinintc main
street on the North, lot of Nathaniel Dickey (now
Abraham Spaui;ivr on the Kaiii, pulilic rood
leading to Somerset on the S,uth and on the West
by an alley, with a stable and huirtry shed thereon
erected, lieing the lut ol inMund oaveyed by
i jiiuii anaver, jr., irusico Mr toe sate or tnc real I
estate ot Jeremiah iuvder. dvecasud. with the an- '
puriouiADcea.
Taken iaex:cutlon at the suit of M. A. Sehell's
Uie.
ALSO
All the rtittt, title. Interest and cUIm of the de-
rcn lants louisa Kaker and Hiram Uikcr of, in and
to the lotiowinis real estate, viz
A tract of parcel of land situate In Mil lop I twp..
nomcnu'i o., r., iriunitcfi ana ucscnoeii a lot
lows: Keirinulnn at a pine rrub thence V. w K.
oo porchc-i to atones, t.hi-nce S, i.'ti-' E &H iienrhes
ioiuai, iiioni-c a. w - jc vj crcnea to a inapu:,
thence S. K I0 pen-ties toawhiteoak, thence
S. as" W. 80 perches to a white oak, thence by di
riplon line of David A. Humbert, N. lJ W . v.?,
)HTchs to a black ok, tl:nce by the same, N. 6a-
IV. JHperches topla-eof bculnninit. coutaiiiiir
to acres and 104 port-lies anil aliowar.ee. With a
two story d jrelilux houneand l am t lie ron erected.
It bcinu art of tho Adam S.-Jiner a. lien. Krmi
uidcr tr.kcu ol land, i-r.;eiher itn tiie heredita
ments and appurtenances.
laken in execution at lh3 suit of J. K. Walter
use ot Hertz Kciit-r.
ALSO
Al! tho rfuht, 11:1c, interodt, and claim of the
defendant J. C Scott ef. In and b the folli.wmi
descrilwl real estalu, situate in SlonyiTcek twp.,
Someret Co., Pa., dntaiuin so a r-s. more or
less, ol which aliout 10 acres are In meadow, with
a two story lraine house and stable thenim i:rect
ed, adji.intnir lands of J. M. t rlessner, Levi Gloss,
'. Miller and otlicrs, with .the appurteuances.
Taken in execution at the suit of Elizabeth
Kuhns cf Henry Olcssr.er.
AX-SO
All the rixiit, tit!. Interest and claim or the de
fni!:int, Joseoh McVay, or. !n and to tho follow
ing real estau , situate in Conemauirh. township,
in the county ot Somerset, and state ol Pennsylva
nia, tflunded ami described as follows: Bcalnninic
at a post, corner ol land ol John Lehman, thence
by tliu same south twenty-two degrees, east one
hundred and lorty-fi nr perches to a doitwood,
thence south hlly-eljrht and one-half decrees,
west fifty-four perrhes to a stone, thence north
forty-eiht and one-half decrees, west one hun
dred perches to a post, thencu north torty-two de
crees, east lorty-citcht iierchcs to sUne (tormcrly
a dsnT.'ood ). thence north tweive decrees, eat
forty-one perches to a f.illon wiilta oak, and north
tilty-four Ucurect. eat tiitrty-live ir;Ue t the
pinceoi neirmainsr, ennvnnin sixty-one a rea and
I ninety-five perches, strict measuro, beint; the same
bind which rot!le! Bnntlcv and wite conveyed to
Joseph Sic Vy. the arty ol the nrt hurt bv deed
dated lxth April, lll.l. and recorded at Sotncraet,
in Vol. 49. pane sr;. with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution at the sin: ot the Johnstown
Savings Rank.
ALSO
All tlie rli;!it. title. Interest and c!ai:n ol ticore
Sochler, detcn lant. and J.iscoh P. Scchler. dc-
, enset county. Pa., containing acres, mora or
less, of whicu about acres are clear and 3o acres
in meiniov. wl'.h a twi-story dwellim; house, lost
barn ami other out buildings thereon erected, and
larjte fruit orcharil thereon and underlaid with
coal: a.iji.ininsc lands of William Hanna. John
SweUr.i r. John Snydcr'sestntc, Jonathan li.iur
an4 Coirman larm, with the appurtenances.
TO BO St'I.D IX TWO PARCKI.3.
P.vr.i xl No. 1. Oortfilnln 114 acres, more or
Ies, ot which about U4 acres are clear, and 15
acres !a meadow, wicli a l barn thereon erected,
ad ioluinn lands of vVui. lianua, John Swelticr,
John Snyder's estate. Jonathan Hauler and
Coleman larm. as the property of George Secl:ler,
defendant, with the appurtenances.
Paci-xl No. i Ceiitainln-.- 113 aires, more tx
le.-s, oi wlileh aliout i arresare clear, and li acres
in meadow, with a two story dwelling ho.!e there
on erected, ailfjlnin- Ian-is of J inn Sweitzer,
John Snyiier's e-tate, JonaUiaa Hauler, Coit
m:in' farm d Partrl No. l. with the anj art,
nances, as the property ot ireorse Sechler delw,
and Jiep'u P. Sc-.-iiU-r dt-u.laut ind terre u-u-ant-
TaLcn Is execntion at the suit of .Marl Ringer
etaL
ALS(
Ail '.he liot. title, interestar.d claim, of the de
fendants.!. O. Mevcrs Admr.. cf Peter Merers
dee d., and J. (. Xevers. W. H. never. lVnnis
.Meyers, II. E. Mevcrs. Ida E. Meyers. and J. M.
t liinuer In rlitht of N'clson Meyers, heirs and leiral
repp fcntaihw ot Petar .Meyers dee d with notli-e
to the Confluence Town ccmpanv, terre tenants
of, in and to the following real emit situate In
Coniintnre borouirb. Somerset Co, Pa.
In Block No; 1. Lots Nos. ii, 11, 88, 31, 32,
oo, 34. So. SO. 7
In Jilock No. i-Xits Ki. Vi, 18, -JO, SI, :, 31,
In J!Iock No. 4. Vnit No, L2, Si 2 4, SO, , Z
30. SI, 34. T,S, Z6. !7. J
In Block No. .!.- Sm. 17. 18. 24, 25. 2G
In block No. 7. Lots Ncs. 4, i, , 7, 8, D, W,
In Block No. 8. Ljts No. T, 8, 9, 10, II, Vi, 13, i
11. 15. IS. 17. IS. '
In Block No. . Iyt No. 37.
In Block No. lo. I.st N". IS.
In Blo.-k No. 11. Lots Nos. 21. 2i 23. r.4. ii, iC,
i7, 23. 2t. 3 ). "U 31, M, 34, 3i, 6, .17, 8, .TJ, .
In lil'tli No. w. 1. . x 4- i. a. 7. m in. 11. li
13, H, 15. 16, 17, 11, IS. 20, 21, 22, 13, Lt, 2i, So, 27,
-3, ij, m, at, i, S4. as, ie, 3j, M.
No. 2. tJi ntainlr.ir 4-) acres, more or lesi aiV
joinir t)l-ka N. 6, a, j, lot, U ami IX and landief
Necton TLisuo an-i ottiers. beinir tne remaminK
part of tho TUnue trac not laid out In towa ld,
with the appurtenances.
i .men iu executMu at ttefuttofJiewtonTiS'ao.
NoTtrK. Ail person nurchasintr &t thu nhnrn
sale will pleane tnke notice that part of the
purchase mcney to le nnnle Kn.iwn at the Hrae
ol sale will ho required as soon a the prooerty
U knoekeil down, otherwise It will be aicainex-
?feit to sale at the risk of the first purrtaser.
he resMueof the pur hase money mu )e paid on
or lief.n-e Tburs lay of the nrst'week of Amrat
Court, the time fixed by the Court fnrtheaHinowt.
eij-iii-.nt nrdoeds. and nodoojwill beaekaowledg
el until the purchase money Is paid in full.
LIHJAK KYLE,MTitT.
SnERtrr's Vrni-z, I
Somerset, July. 27, 'I. i
-TI3IE TABLES.
i
SOMERSET ttCiMURI A R.It. !
Jvhnitoan. Somertt. RockvooJ. j
iicpart. Arrive. Arrive.
Linl lo:ioa.in. liuop.m. 1:15 p. m. ;
lo:6i) . nu a i::o, t. 4:"n p. m. :.) p. m.
. .. . - i V. . j
Arrive. Depart'. Depart.
Fxprera.. t"2 a. m. -ja.m. ssa . m ,'
Mail 4:iop.m. 130 p. m. . l:so r,. m. '
Local..
.11:05 p. ni. 7:3u p. tn. 8:lu p. ai. '
Tne r.Iall an1 KxpreM. north nnd south, run :
llailV t It I.J..I I'm In . I .. 1 1 . - T
n iLTLUORE A OHIO R. R
PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
On and after JIny 23, 18S1, mini on thli ruad
will depart trotn and arrive at depot, corner Gram
and Water Street, aa follows :
EAST.
WESt,
MAIL,
Leave :
P;iltiniore
Waliiuirton
ttrnl'Crlaiid
Hvailinan
ilm kw.-l
Ohio Prle
Conncil?iville
Tttiontnwa
i'.road I'onl
ML PlMWWnt
- Iki'Wton
r-Ki-iorl
Hmdiloclc
TllLiliurK
tc.l a. m.
In I a. iu
"!! p. :
4 -r, "
: '
.H
The Espreis train leave Plttiharxh at :1 F. !
M. arrivinji at Connellsville luoi K M., Ruck- f
woo.1 11-40 V. M. In return the Extmss leaves s
Cuuiberlund at 8:3 A. M., arriving at Kock
wood 4:Sa A. M.. Coni-ellsviUe o.W A. M.. Pitt
trargn 7:45 A- 31. i.
The roort direct and pleaaint route to tbe Eaet '
and South via WashhiHton City. i
ThroUKh Mall leavln at W:Sl A. M., dally, ar- i
rlvea at Waabinirton at Vlb a. at.; Baltimore. 10:36
r. w. s Philapelidila 3.1U A. M . ; Kew York A a.
m. ; Klchmoml ll:t4 . u.
Ttnmirh ijtpresa, leavinir 8:04 r. w., daily, r-
Thronsrb Mall trains dally.
Expaeiu traini dallyexcept Sunday.
Accommodation tnum and i'avette Expren
dallexcept Sunday.
Ticket offlset, comer Fifth Avenue nnd Wood
.Ml. mw.l Tui. IU..I I I' - . -. .. '
(treeu, and depot corner Grant and Water ti..
rituourKn,
r,. K. T)RT), lien. Parmer Asreat.
U M. t.ULli.Oencrai Ticket AkcuL
s
TKAY NOTICE.
. Came trayina; oa the premljcaof John Hoffmnn
of Urotheravalley tonnibim on or a'onut the eth
day of June, three ihrrp one horned yew and two
lauib, ear nnir'.n. Owner must prove property
and pay damage or they will be (old aeeordlna; to
UW PHILIP A. HOFFMAN,
aug3-lt Townililp Clerk.
MXIL.
I jave :
Pitulri to-ima.ni.
rtnoldoi-lt ixjn "
McKetmrt 1 3 "
Broad Kunl it: VI
Mt. Pi.-.ilnnt l:Wi
(.'onncltville 11:M
Vniontoira .
(ll.io l'yl U:3T '
Kockwuod ' 1:41p.m.
llymtuiuii .iih '
fuuilwrlRiHt ns()
UoNhiUKtoa . "
Baltiuiore leo p. m.
tkcssls:
TKCJtSES :
' S 9.
i.
;S 5 C 6
3 3 5
i Ji
: TitvsREHr
i
TItUSSES !
J TKl'SSEST
- 1
TRI'JSSIX:
!
! -irJI
Tb'c alllii 'ed should
ja-t ri-ci-ived by
tU t :
c.
;
HARD RUBBER TRUSSES. CERWIAN TRUSSES,
LEATHER and COMMON TRUSSES
I
THL'SSfcS!
TRVSSbH
TRUSS KS.!
TRUSS ts:
TRUSSES!
TRUSSES I
TRUSS EST
TRUSSES!
Io not fail to mb the n:W
CEX.IjTJ-JI.OIID tj?.tj-
Always clean and comroriable, wiil i
and in by fur the litu-st trui yet out.
will luaki- a :-pei-.ialiy of titt:t:y yo-i.
HDITS' ami KENT'S
n.-o aioo:i.' the new e,Knbj rccived.
j Any .nl-i :-.ot in stock will be wnlcred when d'-'n d. -rii-
iiritin':; .SfHwcw'-if, ItKJ.T-t, Uv.dv.h-i, K:..'. -t; c St-h ki.-co-t,
iSKEi mm. Anklits fir var:c:Ms vciiix. w:i!i swollen or :il-
TKL'SSFS.'I ceratfii limh.i.
TEUSSKS!
r i imms nav in irour.ie
to ca!l and have Hi. .i-iin: taken, and lit will be gnarat'ecl
Oootl good and prices pusoiiuble.
TEVSSES!
TKUSSKS !
TUUSSES! j
TBt'SSLS ! I
TRUSSES
TBUS-SES :
C.
MAMMOTH BLOCK,
2 ?
TRUSS KS I
y S 2 q a 3 u
Somerset Mechanical Works,
(zi.virxv.)
CONSOilDATIOH OF THE AMSOfl ill SOMERSET FOUKEBIES ! ::
TO
Farmers, Mcrcliants, 31 ill
Owners and umcrs,
We present herewith :i cut of the
HARTZEL IIYIUE PLOW
Which will be hol.l fr less money
than any other Importe! 1'low,
ami which will a.l.-o ud sootl
work.
Ve also make thp
VOLVERINE PLOW
Well known .nul lil.nli'y "tl i'r '"
who liavc iimiI it.
Wc aUi make Stf. 3 :f.il I
WOODCOCK PLOWS, CENTRE LEVLk A.n
HARTZELL PLOW. HARTZELL S 1377
AND IMPROVED BROWN H.OWb
HARTZELL'S KOS. 1 AND 3
H!LL side plows, and
IRON BEAM HILL
S!DE PLOWS,
All nfwliii h will s .1-1 at IJ-d'nin I'ricm.
Iminireor ymr Jiervliantn. on-all mi tia:il
examine otir I'low bt'liiri? inir'-liu.-in!: othur,
as we can ami will make it to yiiur invrfrnto
iliu. W'o are a!si prt p:irc'i to 110 uii kimia
if rutpairing to r!aw ami -rit .Mi:l
MA CJIIXER 3
Tlitwliiiiir ?Ia liiiui, itc. at n:
aiMitinii to t!i fori-i.'i(iii(j, wv
ninl Matiuliiuture
until . In
1 in Siork
COOKINCAND HEATING STOVES,
CAKWHttLbAKU mtlJ.LLlJ
SOLES, KEELEfS CRATE
BARS AND FftCN-S KOS
SUCAH CAIVr-S.
Anil a full assort of re-; -in fur ali kin.ii of
Cookinc; Stvt-s.
Very'i-uly
So.vBKsnv .VKCir-tncit. Wq-cks,
Somers'--. l'i in':.
JOHN F. BLYjMTER,
OEA'.ER IN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
OILS, &C, &C.
Tlie f Minwitis; is a j'nr'i:'.! lit of nxls in iurk: arriei;:. r'- T.d'i.;, r!af,.-. S.'.
lf:it !ici. iI:iiiiniTy, ('i:in'N. AiUf, Ac, l!iack.-inU!i's tliixi-, V !iov.. .t;vh.. Vi. i.
Kill's, llnmiiicr, Ac.. S:iil.liry Ilarihmr T:ib Trif-!". tli'SaiMlt-". llnntf, t;irlcK. Kiu,
Uits. ami TtMils. Taiik- Kr.iv..- a:i l Kurk. I'm kt-t Kiiivn, ijcors. poirti- anl i:.i. i.
tlio !:ir.n-3t stixit in Sn:ncrft Comity. I'ainwr's (iowk a fit:l s'uk Ic. White Ij-ati
Coloml I'aintx fur in;de mid outri.le falntin-z. I'aiar in oil. all !t.
Yarni-li, Turjietiti w. Flaxv.l til. I'rusliw. Jar-an I.Tyer. Waistttt
Suiitis, Ac. Wimiiiw Ol.i:- of all fiztatnl cias cut to
a".y iiaj. The beft Coal Oil altruvM on liantl.
tbir sto k of Coal Oil Laiut-s hi very
larjrc ar.il conijrisf3 TPm-legant .
sryli"'. I'itstoni Cucu-
iar, 5iuley ami
Cross-cut Saw.. Mil!
Paw l-'iKs of Ik t 0,'in'it;.. Tor-telaiti-liiiiil
Kcitlt---. Haniiles of all
kin tls. Mmvels, Fork!. yjiaiUo. Hakes, Mattotrt..
flnih Ho'!. I'irks, Scythes, Snaths, bleilitP". Cast tttl,
M.Win IlaniimTs, Step liiiiiers, Carriai-e and Tire Bolts of all
sizes. l.iKikin ila.-e!. Va. Iibonnl', Cluthes Wririfrer. Meal t-ievt?.
Door Jlnf, liii-kt-ts. Tu!w, Wooden llttckets1, Twinp. Kojie of all size?, Hay ru
Vvs. JUitrpr IVitits, Miij Stieks. Tr. M!v3nLi. Heat .'utters anil s'tmlern. '1 r.tct-s. Cow
iiains. llalU-f Ciiaitw. hoe, ltt?t. u:l A-ra; 1' rti.-l.es, ilirse Hr.t-'he, Curry CoiuLs, Can is,
DOOK-I.OCKJ, IIIAGIS. SCREWS, LITCnrS. ttCOTMvZSOHS
and eTrvtliing in the builder's lino. Caj, Lcr.-.I, Sli-it, Towder, Sofety Fuc. etc., r:c.
The fai-t is. 1 keep t veryt'.iiiii.' that belorps to the I-TaHw.-rre tme. T th-al e.xi-htM-.ely
m this kind of p.l ar.d stive my whole iitUT.Tion to it. r.: rrii:s who are Imildinir, or
any one in need of anytl-iiu in my line, will tind il to ;hcir ii lvitit:ti;f to iiive n-e a i -all.
I will alwuvs (live a resi.i.ti:ibie credit to njio!i-ih!e r !;.. 1 ih.i.'ik ray old e;i n n:i:s
lor tiier rni'.ronace, and ho; this si .'im to makr n r.ry n xr ones.
DON'T FCr.r.FT Ti'E I'LACE.
"jNo. 3, BAEK'S BLOCK."
j-w-. J0IIN F. BLYMYER
WHAT FERTILIZER
TUe above iineslu a li being arkc l by thouJiimls
1 -ii F o iiii i mti'Tivmi' titith
For your fall cr .ps. We will p'aee
$25.00 PER TON OF J20,00 POUNDS !
, - . r, j jr rt: -i
Aiiaiysis uaaranicea. oona
RAI'GIT d: SO.VS, Sole Manuncturers,
20 KOITII DELtn iRE AVE.. rillLADELP Hi t .
Summer Complaints.
At this season, varlcia t'Lscasn f t'ic lovrt-li iro rrcv.-.!.i!t, cvl mmy r.-. n;v l..-t
tlironch lack (.f knowUiljo of a snfj and sure n-nieilv. l'Elllti DAVIS
J'AIX KILLtKII is a sure cure Sot Liiarrhoea, lijsJntcrr, i-muiucr ConiiibJr.t,
Cliiilcra, Cholera Morbus, etc., anil U v--rj ct:j
iCcuti tlto lolitmiiisr:
BAivn3iiMi3. N. Y- M.rrh lf
PcaBTDaVVia' Pain iiai E! i-r t.fJ .
Kwn:LV?r.r.n. X. T., Fob. lf.
wry T HiCintiM I biuw ci lor tivrt ry. :
-4'bkt4T'i uiorbaachl t?r-iiiisiii tua titsuu-ru Jd-o i
. a;4 it 1 ycam. il i- ' em-f cwry ru
Jcuiua W. Lszl :
Hoiuflns Iowa. Man h ti 11.
T Mverwd yflurhiN Kn i.fcii iu Mvt-v t-a--frt ;
rvut ij 1. 1 ifcaiul Uikra u. Jrirtui at ,1 it u-avt? iiT. ut :
CA&irsiiTO.xjc, Oa., 1-Vt. S. T--5 L
Fir ttrerrty years 1 Hnve v.-l jcr l'is Kn u:
In my family, il&vw imxl it nui-iv tmi f U.t.- t
witUtut a UiCioia C;b ui!c. J.lLlvii '
ro. Me. 11. .
KvcTetlFKWntPvi,s'i'i.-: K:LLiBftirt'..f'ifl '
y-jr. K 4m mr'e. ntr, am i rrliJi 1j latXix I
. t liuiiLX iliow it t j be o:Jt ct Cc Xtiuil '. j
U. I. Savkh.
X lkinlly can mCt-ly Ii wltliont ii
h nil. r..r J'V tti! ilrtttrJi-'a
1 1 r J t- 4 V
wte of Solomon Kaunman. late oi loneraaun
towsabip, dec !.
letter teetamentary en the above estate
. , V . I t .. HH.lM.t.rMS.4 K T I.
, nVIHW UWU RriMlfc l" ui... . ..j . .. ..
1 nrnnrvautboritv: notice 1 hereby elven to all
pettuiui indebted to aaid eetate tomkeimineiiate
: . ..Jiluuli.vlH..l.liniaiilllltlhlinini
invment, and tboe bavlnKclAlmain.'t the same
wllliirearattbem duly authenticated for tettle
meniva Saturday, tbe :oih day of July.
KM A. N't EL i; A VI' I'M AN.
June iUecutor.
tTanvfeosln every county ia
thia State to Uke order for
Nuraery Stock. Stroiimnd rfc
ttrablr Fmploymtnl alVOOII
wttlM. Experience in tho
bttnlneii net reonired. Nurrle widely and tavor
ablyknuwa. tor wrmi a-Jdrea
an Cnn Nurwrlei O EN EVA. N. V.
EatabllshedlsStf. Al Stock at Wholesale
eb.3,13t
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