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Somerset Herald.;
Tin- ii-otit I'hIiIii m-a. m !. over.
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IV.i .:Ji. ut til c out; a : iinill, u:c ill lit.ir
I Our -iivi-is wviv unjiiniallv
i '.ll-I.IV.
Tin' "Nn Xrtius" scries of nowla is vrry
l'0ular, aud tonic one lias taken tlx; trimbk
t.N'tisfy jmlilic rurtosity an to the jtio-tlin
.f nutlinrtdiiii. Jlc'.eu limit Jackson ("II.
.vvn
- - Wc lienrd ii new
Smile sixty summer lnurJoiv tiii-iiio-tl at ! ofllie warm u-.-iifhir a f,.w davs nro. In
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Over Ii?i,ih.i (i;i:i i ir'ar. won; iii:iMtirml:tr
i-l ;. I'liila 1. Let yiitr.
j J.O. Harvey, V.-., of lialtiiiturc,
: ii!; at llir S.uni ri ( H.msc.
.Ana-iistl ri,lKM.; A "''!r of .,ur l.j.'.i' talk of l.itcitti- ill
l in- i-in iH al Jii!inon'M on Timr-.lav.
, ,; NiV o..Minn.K.
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Miss Nul.nie Ilali, of iSallimutv, is vi.-iit-
i in;; nt the residence of Mr. FA. V: Scull.
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v. I". !' Kih.'Pmt.
John Stalil.
s. Jlouuiain.
-i. lawry.
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M',"v''r-
) ni.llllill I'.MlM.
r ..-Uyf""!, S:'!""'' M'"dcr.
N. I. roller.
J..s;ali l'il--.
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,. i.-, ,n-. John 'loinw.
'.Cirxilif. M. 1. Slmfcr.
' m, Amios W. liowinan.
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'..niia-'- J- J- Zimmrrinan.
, V. H. r.o;n'iiiT.
;, ji. A. I'.nihnker.
I'. m'ivli. Win. 15. I'riiw.
J. J. llwn:u:i.
, rtli. J"!in J. Tarr.
Mr. M. A. Satin. :, i;i t!io T. S. t'tH;n
! i nt Ohs-Iit I'a.. U Iioine on n vi. il.
Tlir m-tuiMTutic State Convention is to
U lu'lil in llariisbiir'?, jui-onlipp to jtll n-
l"itS.
T!ie wiml in now blotting over the oats
Miilililo. mill we will have i-m.1 nights and
iti rtiiiiir.
A new uiul (i.uiitiToiia ooimterleit silver
dollar lias Ihkmi discovered in tireidation.
It is deserilioil at be;i r.n excilent ithi;a
tin!i, evidontly made with jnvf.tt )ti.i hits-
. ery. I he fimnons eoiii t an heeftMly ne-j II. ) is the author ot Iirey l inMirick
- ! tisted by the color, it liearint; a wliite tiuiru j Choice.'' and "Hetty's Straiitje History";
i-Mwdi'-l S.it- ' ijiiite dillVivut from ilia puiuino. Julia 1'ieUher, of 'Kismet" and "Mira;;';" ;
' " ' (ivorgrj Pursuns La'Jirop, of "Afterglow";
ihiMiry as to the came J r ,.:' r ai...o ..r a m...w v..i,!vt,w.
j.heles" ; the Jtev. AV. M. lUiki r, of "His
Maji sty Myse.ir' ; luey Jlixijwr, of "Tin
T.s'tr'd Widow" ; and Mary A.nne.i Tink-jr,
of ".S!,;tiir Moe.aldini's N'iiH-e."
A Charlton, Va., jiajnr telln tiiisstory:
"Aba's v.ei;'hini; one ionnd in 1 sso w -as
n'turniil to the l'olomae with a small
Mii i'h biill uttaelted to its Util wilii wire.
A few days aro it was caught with ilte bell
.tiil attaehei, the fish weil.in six (omuls
This may nouih! like a li.-li sloiy, but .-uinc
ofoiir roader will reniember that a jiound
bas caught in the Schuylkill live, years njro
w:w nluriicd to the water with a crmy tin
whi.slle attached to in tail. Three years
later the buss was caught near :-aiue spot,
It still weighed a pound, but the whistle
had pruwn into a. fog lmni. AVnVvu'i
is -to,.
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IkiV a toy ('i.-'.'il.
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, er-cri aii!es.
fuini.il, b:
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iv your ".mall
iiovcuit'iit on
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,. Tarkcyfoot. A. M. Cramer.
u Win. Si.aw.
-our,:. Jliinr.
, S. 'TT. ii:o. W. I'iui:,
S.vrctary. Chainnan.
.' l.la.n V'lsti-rs, at
Mns. A. K. 1'hi.V.
. ar.is ut the Kkku.ii otlice.
,.,:. il.tiuiiioi k, f.r .sale by C. X.
,, . ns-ived almost daily, at
Mi:s.A. !".. Cm-'s.
,.:v latest st) le visiiiiv c:rds at the
. . .,f I.i'v Ti" an 1 C ili.irs ju-il
,.' ut
M:;s. A. F.. l uis.
j A cainp-mis'tiii will lie held in lYrner's
, Crove, one mile north of town, commenc
ing on the2"th.
Jim Crccn, "the snake tamer," from the
mountains of JefTerson towiishiji, was in
town last week.
The cnia'ity of the aWesian well recently
jmt d.iwn at the Cnmbr'a county almshouse
is 1.t"" pillons H'r hour.
J Ir. .1. ft. Kiernnn left on the early liloin
i in- tmin Monday for the sea-side, where lie
e;s'i-ls to remain several weeks.
Friday was decidedly thchotlest day we
have had this Poason. The thenr.onieter
ranirin;; from (0 to '.sa in the shade.
j The internal revenue oflicials find that
, sweetened whisky is largely hhipjicd to tem-
j jU'ranee localities as (.intent medicine.
sieukiiii; f t, a vouni; Ulan said that he
"pinweil it must 1 Ikn jum' of the rev: -ion
of the New TcsUiuieiit that, us "Hades'
was ,S!ih-.titu!ed for "lu ll," be Siii-oscd
that hades was Irvine; to Mti if it couldn't
make it as hot as bell did."
A coi res, 'indent wants to know "what is
bvin;' done in regard to holdiiif; u i'ounty
I'air '.hirtf.di '!" Oar )nMde s cm to Ih' itni;
ioiis that one should be held and there is no
reason for tiot l.old'.n one. It would cci-
tr.inly (iay better than ever before, ami if
aiiylhin;; is to le d ine it is time for the day
to !m' lixe l, and the premium li-t priuied
The ipiostion being froi'.iently asked dur-
iug rresident Carlicld's critical condition,
"What is -the normal condition a of man'?
respiration, temperature and pulse?" wc
would state for the benefit of our readers
that the natural respiration, is 10 to 1
M r minute, pulse tW to 7 beats per minute,
and the ordinary temperature of the body
'1'bc bl.'jhiinris's Wort.
' 1ullltMSUIiM.su ot Till: V l!itCi Sov
MRU Vu hn tfj iioous uv. l't.:;KiYi.vA:;i. :
As has liceii advcrtise.1 llirou;:holit the
Stale in Villi i: Runs th:;! n ne-nnion of ;;,-:i.it.-jll fi in i;i rl : li
the SCtecncrs, and those liavin been lion- ; (J. 'MV( S .1(1 ai'OO tint tti
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Comj'hiiul is made in many ( ails of the
state thai laborers ui' scarce. Farmers are
sufli riii; from want of help and the heads
of u number of industrial establishments
have been obliged to send for immigrants.
The price of labor is higher now than it has
been a! any time since the panic, and in
some in-tanccs reaches war prices.
j "Clara l.elle," the famous fadiion ycrib?,
j say that "durins the coining season ladies
! will wear nothing but longii'.i linal'y strip
ped hose."
Ckove Mkktino. A grove lueesiiig will
bo held. I). V., one the farm of It. l-Vrncr,
one mile north of Somerset, by the Evan
gelical Association, comiii'.'nciiig en Thurs
day evening, Aiign.-t U-'nh, ls'SI, .Til to con
tinue one Sabbath. The friends arc e"pci't
cd to bring their b.ik?ts along o:i Sunday
prepared for a dinner in the grove.
AW A. IIiitNiv.rK, I. C.
Tiie days are growing gradual'y though
jicrcei'tihly shorter a! both ends. Since ihe
turning voint wa r.."j'.!n'd there has been a
loss of i! .r!y three-ijuartt-rs of an hour of
daylight. O.i theotiicr band, that which
is hi ing j.ilcd on the side ofda-kness i ai
(ircciated ali the more, b'.vatise of the change
of temperature during the eight to a pleas
ant degree for sleeping.
Wa-hington co-inty, this slate, can-.es the I i me of the President's physicians cNpres.s
I banner :n the matter of wool production, i cd the opinion the other day to a (K-rsonal
j exeis";,ig the leading Ohio county half a , friend that the 1'resi. lent would certainly r.
I niilH ei jiounds. j cover, but that it would be a tedious oiu.-ra-
i 1 0 I tion, necessitating ln-rhups several months
! .vo liunureil ami twenty thoiisami lol-' ,.,,, ,,,,-, ,
I Isrs was ihe amount of insurance placed on
!:iu r.ged citizen of IVrrv county, nannsl
.,:::invi:n or u'y oilier ani.'le has
: .-,!,v.l in ironing, lay it when-the
fall dire.t!y on it. It will
...:" oat.
. n::1. canvassers make from t-J." to
, X s. lling go xls forK. i. U'.deout
K..-. '::v street. New York. Send
ri j'aloguc and U-r.c.s.
' v of Fringes, I'asstniientiTie,
tjui.-iiis jut received, at
Mns. A. K. I'iil's.
.,.i.I'.. Fundi nln-rg, of I'ittslmreb,
v .n" this ilaee, is now stopping at
I'ic jioiise." when' be can be con-,-.;Wion:U'y
by all those di-siriiig
r.-.i'b-r-- of tiie Hn:ii.t will find it to
,.a:. i, '.::- to buy their Hrtigs, Mcdi
;.( s'.',.:l'-. I'.ooks. Siation..ry, Fancy
!"t Art.. !.'-fnim C. N. I'.oyd. He
..::f'itl 1'iiieof Siiis hi' l.-s, Fye Ma-s-S.ii'i-
rters and S!.oiild-r Itrac-
fr.-s'n ai.d pric reasoiiaMe.
, :.r. Tii.s ;i l.-nov. Why do so
.i ..pie we i i arniu.d n-. sii-m to prc
::'rr and i' made iicr.-M.b'.e by In
Coiisiiiiation. Iiii:;.ines, Loss of
;. . Coining up of tiie Food, Yellow
inn for T.'icU. we will1 si 11 them ihi-
I'.il: - g'airaiiteisl to i lire them
Peck, who bns just died.
OverinAVcstmnrelan.il county a strange
bug has made its appearance, which kills
fowls by fastening itself to their throats and
retaining its hold until the birds are dead.
! of close attention. He did not think he
would be up and about in a few weeks, as
many persons supposed, but mut exercise a
vast amount of patients-, and submit to a
slow healing of his wound.
The interior of the Somersi-t House re
eitihles a hospital in the way of cots. K ve
ry night the parlor, reading-room and balls
are filled up. i.eirgc talks of building an
aiMK'V.
Tiie people of the 1'nited States pur more
than i.f'.i00 fifty cents for every man,
woman and child (kt year for newspapers,
and this i the cheapest and best education
they get.
The new schedule for running trains on
the Somerset fi Cambria llailroad is lieing
arraui-'eil, and it is reported that several
additional regular stojiping (daces will lie
marked down.
Mrs. Adam Little, of I!slford township,
has lu-en very sii k, it is lx lieveil. from (sii
sonlng by circus li'mouand!'. AW are in
f. iliu-d that she is not yet considered out of
danger. Heilnnl .i.V-r.
AVe are informed from a private source
that Mr. J. K. ('o)Vri.(ii, one of the slilors of
the Columbus, Neb., 7)rrtcrif, will to-day,
To..l.iv tut it'i-rtij I, Ttwa trf.. vU't1r.w!r
d W. i ten ford, HriiL'uist, Soiu- I , ,
' daughter of Id. M. S.-brock.
t, li-:t, and most durable For Mtd save the cucumber growing ni-ur-.
ask for Star, and take no i est the root, and yon will liavn thercfixiin
I the t.riM'ery, Flour and j an earlier and smaller variety ; favc. tho-
ni-r.r the end of the vines and they will pn
.Tos:aii Ki:l.i.i:l;, ' dnce a larger and later variety.
M ivCi:osSiEi-.irr. I will ! '
i he new comet apjiears to Ik- rapmly njv
(ironi hiTig. atid its bright light will 1 dis
cernible in the heavens about August L'O.
It is the third comet of, the year with sever
al constellations vet to hear from.
, M ii: it,
: liui.ii at all limes, ltoef. Pork. Mut
I sjiismc, at reasonable prig's. i-n
r'.W r.f. a meat wagon
S1 I,.
thmv times
Hknuv Kii!:o.r..
Soiners't. Pa.
? Hair Vigor restores tiie color and
r.is the growth of the hair, (irevents.
faliiiig oir, and greatly increases its
. i: has a delicate and lasting (ier
- ini-reiliants are lianiiless, and for
'1 i: i uneiiialled.
! -i"NM. Nutht. It. AV. v. Fund
' ,;ii-t and Aurist, can be consult
i. ilade House'' on every Saturday
:. !-v. all dav, and on Monday moni-
sw
AVonderful, indeeil, are the workings of
the eofiling apparatus employed nt the
White House. It is stated on po authori
ty that a cow which pastures under the
President's window now gives ice cream.
The Friedens' annual harvest home and
picnic will lie held in Mowry's Croveon the
2'th of August. The public generally are
co-iia'ly inviied to join with us. Come
with baskets well filled. J. J. AV.
i
those silt!', ring from anv
l'-ir V.worTiM.;. A AViseonsin wife's suit for divorce de-
. .V fyrutiai P.mkhv.-A marvel I P1 uI'on 'V"1ce which she procured by
t.r Catarrh. Pipl.th, ria. ca!.k,.r j P'!i"" ftvsh paint on the .soles of her hus-
Ii.ad Ache. With each bottle! t'tmd's boots, thereby marking his footsteps
iugi-r.ious al injector f,.r the ', ;- !: ought to have W-n aheil at home,
'-.ssi'a! tnaim. !:t if thoe com-j i.vh. n a gentleman has K-en out nt a eon
' tltiio'M extra charge. Frice .VI cts. vivhll l:.ltiicring. and his head next morning
(. w. Iteufor-l, Pruegist. Som- j ,;,.c a ,,um,v;n w;f;1 asole-leathercov-
: ering. be ends word to tr:e otr.ee tliat he is
'lVti:.l prepare i to make all , su.lering from extreme nervous prostra-
.'i::i!r work, csccpt hair jewclrj-. tion.
s. fn.nis, etc.. at the rate of 40 cents j
i"T siik r.nd from .'Ifl to l. cc::!s an i
region. No work under 'M cents
'1. 'A'ork can be sent through Son
' iihee, or left at iatc r.idenee of
-.siiii-. det 'd.
Al.-.i E A. S'lIM I.Is.
-wc arc again with our .urex'!ehrat- Ki.lerherries are not so named because
"' r Hod. Anyone wishing their I ti.v iirl, KCT t;,an 0ther 'iM-rries. They di
I'n.'.eeted against lightning should j r;v( ti.;r an,e fr-Tii the fact that an el
- -t oii-e. Satisfaction piaranteed , ,(T r a (;h,Irch first discovered their color
''y- I by sitting down on a hunch of them at a
PlIOMIS 15 Rl . j p;Ll;r.
June l.".lh. lust. 1
old clocks of the kind that our nnecstors
Prof. M. I.. l!aer, 111 ineipal of the public
schools of 'm!iells ille. called at our oflice
last Sat i:r lay. Mr. Ilaer ha; had chary" of
the Connellsvi'Ie schools for the past two
terms, and the fact that he has been re-elected
fur the third j;ivc.i ubundam tcs'.itnonv
that the je iple of f.'onnel'.svii'.L- highly ap
(nvciate his aiiiity to till the io-itio:i he m:-
CUplcs. l'rli',;t'in tl Ihjit'Kr'lt.
Prr. I'.ai r is a former .Somerset county
boy and is a s n-indawof A. J. Sehcil.
The public sale of sixty head of thorough
bred cuives, advertised in last week's Hi:k
Ai.ii, artta- :rd a large number of fanners
from u'.l sections of the county to ?.:uer-et.
Saturday. The sale took (date 011 the va
cant lot opposite the tilade House, and the
calves, consisting of Ihtrhams, lioistcins.
Ayrshlres and Aldeniies were sold singly
or in paiix, to suit the bidder. The average
price paid was fifteen dollars some bringing
as hi; h as thirty-live dollars.
It seems to be a f.i' t th:'t farmers, h;n li
sters and others owning and "iv!:ig horses,
are utterly regardless iTshc great danger of
allowing them to s!an 1 unhitched on iub
11c thor .Us'lifarrs, and in front of hotels,
stores aud other busim.-.', place. Hardly
a ilay passes but what we see some horse
starting off, and but for the timely assist
ance of some passer-by, i:i ail pobability
there would lie a run ofl' besides the ( cril
of lives snd property along ti e route out
which they run.
Among the papers purchased i:t Ihigiand
by AV. AV. Corcoran and presented to the
Virginia Historical Society are ;;.ty letters
from Oovenu.r Jiinwiddie to Lis youthful
friend, Ceorgo AVahingto:i, and no h-ss
than eighU-en long and original autograph
letters of AVashiiigton toiiovernor lisiwid
die. The hitter ire among thccarlicst known
letters from AVashington's nn. They were
wriittn bet wen March 0, IT'it, end May J,
1.'k wiien he was but 22 t 2'i years of
The organ-blower ia a London church r,
cciitly fell asleep during the service, of
which f;u-t the audience soon became coii-
seious by the vigorous blowing; f his own
organ. Hey. Arthur Hall, the preacher, af
ter bearing it for awhile, stopped and re
marked : "I do not object to a quiet nap on
a hot day and am Mattered nt being able to
contribute to anybody's repose ; but, while
proud at being able to give the beloved
sleep, I wish it distinctly undersood that I
draw the line nt snores. There is a man
snoring i:i the congregation, and I shall be
obliged if somebody will waken him." The
offender was quickly aroused.
A remarkable man hunt is going, on in
wilds of AViseonsin. On the loth or last
months two brothers named Coleman, o!!i
cersofthe law, who were endeavoring to
arrest two horse thieves, Lou nnd Kdward
Williams, were murdered by the men they
were pursuing-, in the village; of Durand. A
(sisse of citizens and oillcials at once set out
in pursuit and chased them into the 15ig
AVoods of Wisconsin. There are outlaws
now hiding, and have thus far eluded their
pursuers, lile dispatches fay that eiht
Indian scouts, headed by liufTalo Charlie
and Yellowstone Kelly, and accompanied
by thirty bloodhounds, have arrived to aid
in the chase, and the big wood will see
such a terrible hunt as they iicwr saw before.
Sjgar, it is declared, does not injure
; sound teeth, but, on the contrary, improve
l.theui by assisting the solution of the food
which supplies lime for theirj nourishment.
. Su(.ar sometimes cansi-s pa::i in decayed
! teeth.
A Fiair county woman was la's lystcngon
the wrist by a "snake feeder." The wound
gave great pain and caused tiie arm to swell
up, and in a short time the whole body be
came swollen and raised up in spots like the
welts left by a cowhide. Remedies were
administered, and on the following morn
ing the swelling had gene down considera
bly. The insect stung the woman on the
artery, and the poisonous biocJ passed
through the entire system. They are gen
erally cowardly and are more apt to retreat
than to attack individuals.
1 A treat is in store for our citizens next
Saturday evening, August l"th, when Mrs.
Lillie Pavis and Miss Nell Norris, (the
Bradford duct,) accompanied by Mr. AVill
P.n eki r.rid,;e. pianist, give a concert in tiie
Court H'H'se. Mrs. Havis is well and favor
ably '-.cown to the (leople of Somerset, and
the announcement that she is to sing al
ways insurvs a !u!l house. The other per
formers come highly rifominendeil. The
concert v. iii con-ist of vocal and instrumen
tal music. Admission l." and 2" cents.
used to have standing in their sitting rooms
and kitchens that tell the days, the
! month, the movement of the moon and
' heavenly bodies arc liei-onilng quite fash
ionable.
1 u i.s. in Saturday, August 13,
1 !a;:'-.;ist nine o'cl'K-k, a. in., on the
s. '.lie repairing of the pier under
:' "Vcr IjiuM Hill Creek, near l'r
' ';!i, in Loner Turkevfoot lown-
!'"i! 10 the lowiM bidder. I
i.nn,; .i.J..!..oi.r r...',.,..ri 1-ivo 5,1" are " "'' m"1 ex-rfahily a novel
'''x-M under the bridge across the
-:' l.oer. in-ar Saii.-bury Juix-iion,
'' it ii'WI'.shi,.
AVm. M. S iiuim k,
t
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Clerk.
i c,,-i kitsve Ci i:e. This is lie
;,!m the most successful Cough
wt him- ever sold, a few dws in
"Ue the Worst ascs of i'ough.
bids, uliile its wonderful
c ere .if ConsiimMioii is w ith-
-":'fi in the history of medicine.
' ,1! liix ov, rv it has been sold on a
llrfvl.:..! .t
I, ,,ii,.r jiievoi iiie
It yon hove tntnplt we eani
'i lotn- it. price 10 cts., 50 cts..
' ',l' It ymr I.uiigs are wire, Ches-t ir
' '-".if, r... Shih.Vs Porous Plaster.
. W. Pei,f,d. Hniggist, S0111-
I
' iti iiic Ceiirt of Pennsylvania has j
v ninlvn-J -4.V(ral decisions of getier- j
iietnatier of Mad tax. The
ornament for ladies' wear. A Cuban htby
; at Saratoga wears a famous beetle, with
I flowing chs, which grow green and gold as
j she touches his black back. She feeds him
j on sugar cane, which she brought with her
from Cuba.
A plague of rats has c.p;icarc l near Iag
iicaux, in France. Innumerable nianiw,
which come from the direction of Lyons,
have invaded many communities, doin;;
great damage to the crops, Some farmers
have killed from S.iHl ) to C,tl rats in their
fields in a single day.
AVoodeiM-k have left the marshy districts
throughout thecrountry and have taken to
the mountains, where they will remain till
after the numbing season, says a veteran
sportsman. Fewer have lieen shot since
the opening of the season. July 1, than in
any previous year.
' ''ff.
Tiers to 1
The Chairman of the State Sunday School
work out their road tax Association of IVimsvlvn-ti nnnoiow e.
f -I! rally jf ,rt Hniyorsady on- that the annual convention of the organiza
tiJ'T"" '" f"' ,,,wns,,'l'a '" I tion will he held at Johnstown, commenc
tax must be paid in money, j iR H-tilier lcth, to continue in session
' I" n dis iihsl in favor of tax- three days. The programme of enrd
n if r.gia t work out the tax ! -;n be mode imblic shortly
'any attirruci:. In othe r ;
Housekeeiers, mechanhsi n:id others in
handlinr; knives, tools and other sharp in
struments, very frequently receive severe
cuts from which the blood Hows profusely,
and oftentimes endangers life itself, lilood
may be made to cease to llow as follows:
Take the line dust of tea and bind it close
to the wound ; ot all times accessible and
easily obtained. After the blood has ceased
to flow l.tu lanuin may be advantageously
applied to the wound. Hue regard to these
instructions would save agitation of the
mind and running forthe surgeon.
Is it not about time the town authorities
were moving vigorously in the matter of
having the streets and alleys cleaned up.
It is essential ns a sanitary measure as well
as for our reputation that the weeds and
grass and their accumulated garbage be re
moved. In a hygienic view, an otrice of
preventive is worth a pound of cure. Our
authorities ought not, like thorn- of the vil
lages of Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, ne
glect this im(ortant work till compelled by
the indignation of an outraged (lopnlons to
attend to it.
The gaps in chickens is generally regard
ed as fatal but at the August meeting of the
Ijincaster Comity Poultry Association F. K.
I i flendcrfler, of I.ancastcr, rejmrted that al
though every chicken in his yard had the
gaps he did not hse one. The hair process
did tiie business, (lias. LippoM, of Lan
caster, assured the Society, that a piece of
camphor, as large as a (ica. if swallowed by
the alilictcd chicken was a sure cure, at least
it hail brought his birds through all right.
He also recommended a drop of tr.rjientine.
KttiMiY I'iskasks. Kidney diseases af-
i . - . . .. .1 1 I
"it.;' """'v uoiriiict.. jii o:nii; . i nici me grc.iicr (iari 01 me ouiuau raix-, auu
"'ivi ' ruu taxes hive claimed ; How To O:: Wmx. Tlmiands of (h.t- j they c.re constantly on the increase, hut
"" on the jiart worked out. as ' gns urv constantly fmublc 1 with a Ciubi- i where the virtues of Kidney-AVort have be-
j w ' hito the township treau-' nation iif iliwims, Iiscaid kidneys nnd come known, they are held in check and
Tiie IVuiples of Christ held a co-operation
meeting in SomorMCt, begitining August -tth,
and la; ting over the following Sunday. Kl
der liobcrt Motl'ett, of (Cleveland, Ohio, who
has had large experience, in organizing
counlics and states for Sunday ScIumiI atid
issionary work, was present to conduct
the meeting. The lirst day's work was tak
en up in short speeches ujon the best meth
ods in Sunday School work, and in 'con.sid
cring the genera! and sjus ia! preparation of
the teacher: while Saturday was devo
ted to the consideration of hurch work. A
plan for advancing the cause of Christ was
matured, further details of which (icrhaps
would not prove of interest to our reader.
Kldir Moffett preached ea::h evening during
the tneetiug. In clearness, ea-o, breadth,
we;dtU of illustration, spiritual richne:s.
and close conformity to the Holy Scriptures,
i his sermons have not been excelled by any
delivered in Somerset for a long time. They
richly merited the large hearing aud pro
found attention that they elicited ; and it is
certain they produced a deep impression for
good. He was assisted in the nir-eting by
Khh rs (iau'.z, Moriiso.i, ityan, and AVooiery
the res'. lent preacher.
Tin; Iletiiocralie Judicial Conference met
in the office of Join II. Uhl, Iv-q., Friday
evening, to go through the form of setting
up a candidate ."or President Judge to be
bowled down ey the Jtepubliean voters in
Novcm'.ier xt. The 15eIford county con
fcrys were d. II. Sjiaiig, H. 1). Tate a:.l J.
11. Noble, Ksq's., and they came here osten
sibly in the interests of Hon. J. M. Iley
nolds, "nut as Mr. Keynolds had frequent iy
declared his unwillingness to be oOVred t:(,
at his time of life, on the pariy alter, their
real object was to give the nomination to a
Somerset county man, provided they could
lind one of sufficient temerity to accept it.
The Somerset coiifesees were J. O. Kimmel,
l"sq., A'al. Hay, K-q., and 15 r. H. Prttbaker.
After taking several ballots the conference
adjourned to tr.ei.'t again Saturday morning,
when the Hun. AVm. J. Ilaer, wesuppose on
account of his nnnjtnrliran (iroclivitics, was
declared the lH mocratie nominee for Presi
dent Judge of the XA'Ith Judicial District.
For the third time Mr. I!aer walks meek
ly np to the trough and takes his fodder.
Having tx-cn twice defeated for the same
(Mfeition and now that the Ilepubliconshave
a much stronger candidate than ever before
Mr. Ilaer again scrambles for the nomina
tion and asks that he be made the scape
goat of his party. AVell, sonic one must he
defeated and why not Mr. lkwr as well as
any one else ? He will take his inevitable
defeat philosophically and ten years hence
turn np as smiling as ever nnd asfc for his
customary (dace on the ticket.
VutiSA, August C!h, is?!.
Ed. IlETi.tLn : Our attention was recent
ly called to an article in the Meyer-dale
( c.'iMr-c.'i (there is n copy taken here)
signed William MeCuuber, hailim; from
Miiford.
This modern McCaubersays he saw an ur
iicle in the Hrr.Ai.D sifrned "(I." and "was
forced to smile a i mile of contetiil for the
Kjor pliant tool ci Canierouism.'' Hear
what this modern McCauber, of Miiford,
says of himself, (as we take it he- Is speak
ing ill the possessive case.) "This poor, de
graded, amaciated, blind-folded, weak
kneed, benighted, tojisy-turvy tool of a
clique,"' meaning himself, "takes 110 more
notice of him," meaning "(.','' "than the
barking of a dog or squealing of a pig."
AVell, Mr. JlcCaubcr, you, (icrhaps. have
degenerated if you arc a descendant ot the
McCauber we read of ; but take courage;
according to Darwin you may come up
. - . -, ,
again 111 the scale 01 existence, proviuou you
don't granulate too soon. MeCauber, if you
feel amaciatcd. stay .it home nights and
study physiology.
After a blind effort to throw mud on the
llEE.vi.n, calling it a "little pop gn:-." he,
MeCauber, continues to sjicak in the pos
sessive case, he says : "AVill s iuie interest
ed (K-rson kindly inform this crack-brained
individual thirsting for notoriety," etc.
AVell, Mr. MeCauber, we're not interested,
nor are we a teacher, consequently we are
not prepared to either inform or reform you.
This modern McCaulier continues thusly :
'Trohably alias "Mac," alias "Turkey
foot Jake," alias "Ac., tc, Ac.," has not for
gotten the scathing rebuke received hist
spring at the hands of the fbimiirrehil, under
the caption of "Ursina's AVhiffet." Now,
Mr. Miauber, we're not "G," nor "Whif
fet," no "Turkeyfoot Jake," nor the ".tc.,"
but v.e know tho. gcntehiicn are abund
antly able to cojic with you mentally and
physically; we know that they have a civil as
well as a war record that you cm never get
by constituting yourself the (iuiicait of
Miiford on a small scale.
AVe are, disposed to think that this mod
ern McCauber can't spell his own name if
he has adopted the nnm de jJumt of the
character used by Dickens in his novel cf
David Coppcrucld. AVebster S(iell3 his name
Mit'awher, and says, "MiCawber was noted
for his long speeches, anib'tion. style, love
of letters', writing, altema e elevation and
depression of spirits, heavy appetite, reck
less improvidence, cverlastii'g troubles, and
for his continually waiting for something to
turn up." A ill tins modern MiCawber
please to s;iell his name correctly in the future-.
Mac.
oramy iiiscniirgi. i, win oe nciu at uarr.ii- . f;;ir;t. ir-i lliarv f.tsliuJtv
burg. Pa., August 21, i'., aud 2!t, for the pur- j;.!?);,'. Da tlltiiwhiv" :
p ),-e of forniin;; u permanent organization, oj-OUJi tVtOll'V li'-r
wc lai.e uns ineuioo nun;; ui.i-e uv 1 r,i;tij Imnii.-', WOfi: sl:l.l;t:i: ,. ( i s - .
siring to attend whose address we lime m.t t (!10 J,,,,,, J (..'j,, v
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Cholera, l.'hol. ra ?l:.
ltuud l'iSi
r..-i-Mie!i':e.
T-jx.r.r Tiati.,' i'lia K11.1
Summer Complaints.
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C..rirr
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H'-'-nMi
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emor i 'urtiii has cou 'im d to d
liver tiie o ni;ig address on
evening, 2 tth inst., followed
tinguislied persons who will be present.
Kvery urrani.-emciit is being made to niake
the re-uiiiol: 11 j-r.ind sucetsss. Iteing already
assure J of a large nttetiJanee, wc tnet that
every si-tvener will attend, nnd also eotc
urasv: with those tiny know, urr'eg
them to be present.
Six'eeners uiion arriving af. Il.irrislmig
will i roeccd at once to the C-,v,;tol and rc
ister t!ieirnatiu-', where iieeo'iindiition
be a.-.sigued them.
The Pennsylvania 11. II., l'hihidrlphia &
lli-ading R. It., and other hrauches controll
ed by them, will issue excursion tickets, or
ders for which must be procured from the
committee, named below, for the full term at
the rate ef one jut cent, each mile.
It larding nnd hotel accommodations will
be at greatly reduced rates to the sixd-cm rs
For further information address, A. S,
iruw, Lock Haven, Ph.; Jno li. Itoekwell,
Hartford, Pa; Ed v. T. Taylor, Ewan's
Mills, N. J. ; Daniel A. Hull, Iteading. I'a.;
('. Day lludy, Harrisburg, Pa; David AV
C'o'tLrel, Harrisburg, Pa ; Frank K. Pink
crton, Flerslic, Md.
siro u( siu i-:si
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Co.- wotirnt
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1 tict'i; wa-i no v turtii
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lenvards.
Further
ucUii.s s'.iow tit at tiie
tn,!
LANDIS AVALKi'U. at
parsonage, Iteriin,
the Il.-form-Peun'a.,
on
llrideuhaugh,
M:ss Itosa
ed
July 17, PvSl, by llov.S.l
Air. Jesse A. lomdis, oi'll' rlin, t
A. Walker, of lloxbury.
ALKUUHIT TITIINEY. At the resi
deuce of the bride's parents, near Addison,
Somerset county, Pa., on August I, ISol. by
Ilcv. AVm. C. tietUe, Mr. James P.. Albri,;ht
to Alius Isjx riod Tiirney.
HiKiA'F.P.. Jona'.han Hoover, of P.ock
woo.l, Somerset county, on July IT, 1.-SS1,
aged 41 years, 2 months and 7 days. He
haves a wife and six children to mourn his
death.
ilENDKi!. At her h um in Kfiedcns,
August 1st lsl, Matilda Mary, wife of Har
rison Iieuderaged ""1 years, 7 months and
20 days.
ITam AVhito The Notorious Mail HoI
Ier C:i(itur-;L
Wasiiincton-. August 2. The no
torious Ham White, held for mail
robiVrics in the Southwest, will not
tret oil' so soon as lie expected, ac
cording to information received at
the l'ost Ollicc Department to-day.
His history is somewhat curious in
this connection. He was a native
of West Virginia, who went West
and took to robbing coaches for a
living, developing great talent in
this direction. After many daring
feats in this line he was captured,
tried and convicted. President
Hayes pardoned him before his
term in the penitentiary Avas out.
lie went back to his old calling,
and being captured, turned State's
evidence, deceiving the authorities
by the preten?e that he was an ac
cessory simply, and that other men
were the leading spirits in the felo
nies, lly accident it Avas discover
ed who he was, nnd it is not propos
ed now to allow him the advantage
of becoming a witness for the State.
It has also been discovered that, fur
some reason unknown, the pardon
for a former series of offenses, sign
ed by President Hayes, bears dale
of .March f. 1SS1. and is therefore
null and void. It is not known
how this happened, and, as far as
can be k-ttmcd, the olheers do not
intend to imjuire very closely, .co
that White will have to go back
and serve out the balance of his
time fur previous misdemeanors, re
gard h-ss of what may be the result
of the impending trial.
. .0 ... .. .... .i
01 if v.i tj :u w (in t:ie ro .in
jstomiod utidorau oak tree . r-sl
jiuul shelter IheniSelvtn from tin;
sun. Clouds were visaWe at a dis
tance but in the iuunedi.tto locality
the .sun was shining, the tky w:w
clear, and nothing indicated the
presence of electricity. One of their
nutnber had stepped a few yards fur
water, when suddenly ti terrific
crash startled him and turnin he
beheld his companions, some dead,
some' completely paralysed, and oth
ers woutt h-d and struggling in the
throi-s u; di tin. There was a heavy
fall of rain about an hour later.
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T
OrUJEY DISEASES, ' M ;0 present hcTewitli a cut of ih
RJ LIVES COX!PLA!STS,y
ISl-ISpS'S. I HARTZEL IHVINC1SIE PLOV
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Kstato o!' Joni.'.ai! H.xy. late of
I,cttc-fl tctaiiii.-iitiirr on the iihcv? crr.Tte
j haTla- been irratusu to tho or.rter-nJ by th
pnjjicr authuruy ; aoiios is nerct;)- civrn lo all
ic-rs.-n3 imlontiil In t il l f.'.u-.'t to make lm!r.el:nta
AVIiica will 1m scM fi.r I.-ps -v.cy
thc'tii tiny oilier Iir.pivi'tc.l i'lo'.v,
r.r.'l v. itic'i will filro do l;ou
work.
Ve a'..-.o make- t!.;
voiiVEs,irx: plow
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v!'.i have iis d it.
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A Klixxly AfTray in Chicago.
CiiiCAGo, August 2. The row at
Kcbccoa street last r.iylit was oi con
siderable importance. It oriainateJ
in a (ju.irrel between Tom Cahill, a
sewer v.'orker about twenty years
old, who llrcd a shot at a boy nam
ed Dixon, who had teased him.
Dixon complained to Policeman
I lav. who was prevented by Tom's
moth(rar.d brother from arresting
Cahill. li.iy summoned the police
wagon. a:i'i several ollieera tried to
enter the house, which in the mcan
.tiiiie had been barricaded. The
door was finally forced open, when
Tom Cahill lird a ball into the
breast of If.ieer 0"i3rien, just above
the heart, ini'.ictmq a wound that is
probably mortrl. lie also shot j
Officer liny in the head, but riot fa- j
t.illv. Dr.rin" tho melee Trim re.
ceived a wound in the body, the ball
passing through the liver, which
will prove fatal. The mother was
also shot. The arrests were finallv
made, and the bloody, pistol, which j
had been reloaded, was found hid- j
den in a bed ticking. !
payment, iialthoae hjvlu claimaaHiiisttbL-saiiio j M-n.".--f,--- pjfj'-y fpf'Tr T ' Cl
iltjir-ntt!icm duly mitbetitioaic'l l..r n:Uie- ; ". H VVtr j t" fi 11 , dtviti i" .-
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uc tuna-
Kvlb m?f0 ED BROWN lJL0V.'b
HARTZLLL'S NCS. 1 AN:j
HILL SIZE PLOW?, A;JD
iHOii lea:i ,,hill
SIDE rLu'VS,
jx;-:cuToii5' notice.
Lstito ot Ar.Jrcw Staiicr, Lite c-f St
Rliip, dwiscil.
letters teummury on the above estate baviaK i ;i ,,i
bocn KrnEt-.l t.i Ilia ur.ilcrsliiiej I.y ll.e j n.n:r ail- ' ,
thortiy, nolii-e iJ hereby jdM.-n t r.il j -rstr-s In-1 ln '
debtu.t t-J e.-iI esui'.e to' nn.ke iuimt.lUio pay- i ox;'.iii
n-.eut, anl lln.se Inivin' cijimii a.iiu?- it to pre- j as w.
iuTit lUem duly auitii.ntip;it-.l f ir :ttieini;iit uu I .;w
Sutar.lay. .sr,t Kib. lsil.it: '.lit Lite rri it-ace c-i ' .
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V.'c are aKo iiri-jurod t.i i!'i
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QIIEHIIT'S SALES.
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TVTOTICE IS JII-:il3:iiY GIVEN' IT!."-.
1 i that an aMilii-fttion will be made under tiie i H':i.-' I 1
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A.-iuf Asacmtiiy ol tiie Cuniuiunwi-aitU ..1 L'ei.ii- I and Mainiiiii-ttirt-
syiVAin:i, cnunea "An Aft to provide Iur lCa jq-
corporiitlon and Kciu.;ioa oi ecrtnln Urnri-, rooKINC AN'D McATtf.'G STOVES,
tioaa," apiTiveJ Aj.ril vjih. 1ST4, aa.l tue fu;;.l(- t CAR WHEELS AND AKS.I.S. ."-LED
nient tl.ereta, for the CliBHer ot an lnt.il-l 1 gOLtS, KEELGfto CATt
ts,risiriitluntobeealdThefcii.-i?jlv:iE!a.,Iu!u.il ! BARS ANl l-HCMTS FOf?
Tclecrraiili Company, the eliaraetcr ami ohieet it . CAlVli'j.
whlcti is the construction, maintenance, an l oin r-
f 1 ..1.......K 11, -a In 1. n.t.i ..I" V....II . 1
mpton,ll;!i:h, lV;rliS. Lcbanoa. liaufhin, Himf- , ;i
ftnmery. tJurbon, litui-rne, I-ici:iwanr..i, ti'.-liuyl. . ,.;
kill. C'ulntnbU, Montour, Kortliumiierlaait, l.JT- '
c .mini. Union, Erie, Warren, 2icKean,t 'r:iwtnr I, .
Yi-aaiiiro. t'inriim. Arm-runic. Wcituiirciiii-t, ;
Alle-'honT. Wasliinirton. Farette. S..ineri:t. Il-.it- I
lor, Morrcr. I awrem e, Ueavi-r and t liutun, in tiie j
state ol Pennsylvania, ami i t mcse iur(ioses ut i
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I tha in.': of '
A. &
AL-s-i
'( rv;
liaro, j)o.iio, and enjoy nil the ricbu, tn'-lits,
Irani hlscs, and privili-ites conferred by ti;e in: ! ;
Act of Asaembiv and lt mpnteniMM. !
K'EAU k Ptl'TIi', S.)li-:trr., I
auRlO-Sl 618 Walnut St., rii;a.:.-'.;i;il i.
Very Truly
?ompvct, I'i iiii'i.
ATI r'i.': t;'.:". :n:e &n-A r;.i: n
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;:.ry uv.ei:.sc --Jii-e aci ? -nru t;:.r' Si T-'.-i.
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A1
jrMIMC OF (
VALUABLE LEAL ESTATE! l
JOnN F. liLYMYER,
Uv virtu.-of the last will nnd testament .;f .';.c .b ;
J. Walter, deceased, and the agreement i t' ti e
widow nnd heirs empowerlnir uo tlierelo, 1 wilt
5c il at puolic ale on the preuilc, vu '
Tc.aJo'j, Auiud 30, 1SS1,
atone o'clock p. m.. a farm in SIilf. nl towr.ihi,-,
Surnerct eoaaty. Fa., ci.ntnininir 1G4 ai-rt-.. nd- I
jotninj lands of Samuel Critchutld. Jarab tftri- i
men, jonph Walker, and tueri, Ute ttie h ime-
Itend of Jacob J. Walter, ilco'd- i Ti f.i'i-
1 ne lurm is in a uiicn siam m i-ui.iv;i.i.-i., n-.-. ,, , ,
Ins on it largo and eommodious form bu'.t.ilcis tn ' iiuu'",
ritie order, lame orchard of peaeij ..:i I apptj I l -:i:, lliitv.aii-rs,
trecj. and ie uuiieriaid with vaiuat.tu K-us i :' , i'.iis. :.:i I T.. .N. T.tt
DZi
u l
hardware, iron, Nails,
OI
S, SzO.,
Glass.
i i ii
w!.il IN- ;-.
t'ii!sr:s. Ad.V's, A:
-ailiiit-rv K.iri'i'.v::: .
e Ki iv-.s c;:.i
("..r-ii-.
. l:!a.-kM:-.;tir.-T:ib
T:v.. .- .
:! -. V.-s..-r Kni
Paints
iis. v:
Ail i
Ul'il
durt dt!(le that all , -ir-tivc !mw( Is arc their turtiivi-.turs. Tlioy ' sjitxilily rnrttl. I.ct timw nlui have had to
-j " '""""isionii should he re- should know that Kidtu-y-Wort acts on J autaiit1y ilno fij.irits di' n:
r,rli'n' ofl," 'ax inio;np i thoc or;aiigat the s.-iiiic time, caitfijig them "tuff, give this preat rc-tiKv - a t
Ire nnd such
trial and he
'ivtur or tivasiirvr. imt , to throw off the poisjim that liave cloixcd I riiml. In the dry form it U nuwt cconomi-
man. c;d, in t!ie liijuid the most convenient.
J'hlh. Vtcm.
"'"""isnr, i,o is fully jid fur his them, and no renewing the whole liu
I Hundreds testify to thif. VlUAuntU I'ott.
Me..T Mabckt. Maiti Sirw-t. We have
jtiHt added a large KcfriKoraUir to our 5!eat
Marlcet in which all meats can he kext coo1
and clean. ITntton, Beef, Turk, Ac, kfjit
cjnstantly ion hand. Oien daily, rartitsf
bnj-ing meat can have it kejit in tiie Refnj;
crator until wanted.
Ross Davis &. Co. .
The Qari-n oi" the Tutf.
limestone and eoat.
Fofucssiou wiil be given on A; rll 1st. isii TVn
per cent, of purehafe money to 1 t. lid on day oi 1
.j!n. when terms will be m-i-te known.
GILLIAN 11. WALTT"'.:.
ar.gtO Eurvlrini; Lxeeut-jr of J. J. Walter.
FEMALE COLLEGE,!
PITTSBUEGH, PA. !
licllxhtfully located on liih.estorwlve ifroiTiub: j
nwav irom citv ni.ifo an-i ciii'.'ko. uirli'r 1;in:'.-1
ty ; well fumi?hrl laKwatrry an. I vaiua'ole il- j
hHttion ot mtwrals ami invertei)r.it?, wr uiiL-frai.
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!v. i he bf-t o:k! .1 r..w:'
.vr.-l:i!ii J. C. (.(.in at,ti to Va
' 7.1 n il c -:att., 2i:ti::te :a St -.r yTJCk ti,-..
I'iEr--t (-. a., '.nru:!i;n t-J a-"rc. mere r
oi wiuch a': "'.it 1-J anvsi'.ro ia n:i:iii
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m ihz c;ur, y , ; S'iiLrt-nji-i a'.itc I Ponn;. !
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a x.u c--ntr ' f i;.n-I ol J .h:i LrJ.n.-.a. tln.iit-e
17 ii't .-jr.iC f.uili twtrT.! y-uro ivrt.s?. rust "no
'!.t r.-:? :i;ty-e". .'L: a:, i ro-!.:;u icTff -r,
'cjt Ii.;y-ijur -to a ?t'ic, ;he: ce pni
'. '.' rty-e; j' :::: ; fi-c-K""'" 'i''trr". wvi -r.o hur.
; ilre i ;:..'7l :!t' :j a --f, it :::: r -rih ! rfy-Lo -i
: ! : rty-fiii!i; i.'Tc'; t. a at tie :""'jr2:cTiy
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U r: v.e r1 1" a :a '. 'tn a :;ttc t.ik, .inl nrt ii
: U t-.-,"' ::rl;',,.':'.',-',. t;:.-t tii.rv-nv.5 ; crv-ii ? tj thn
! rt-u;
-live ,i
:i.i
I Mir su b of i'mn o".l Li'.irj is very
I;:re ii.:t (M:rt',.":,-i v-ry fl.vr.nt
.' I 'i i "iJv'il-
l.tr, :i-t!y a:-, !
e -uss-vi! s::w?. ji:::
Saw I'ilo." nf !'. i:i:tiity. l'.-r-ei-lain-litte-l
Kcitiiti. lluadhsj i :' :ii
li-tvK S!ii.vt!s.V,.-s, s.ja i:a:,. r.! .
Criih IfiH-s, l'irki, Srytli. s, Vnarl:, ."-'!. i1u-.-i. C-.'.-t
Mit-i.n lintii'iiers. it n Tn!,!, r. Carrias" and Tire I'....
sins. I.unl;ii!- i;!.i-.:. V:t!:h.)r.r.l. i.inthci Wrin: !.
Pi.ir y I'm Ttths. V.'.Hi.l'ti iliic'i'i t. Tw'iie. l'-'i-f i.i":
in..--". s;r:cc Lue:i--uri ::rj tut- 5.1-...-
; i.-r.d -.vl:i.-f: 1 x A .:. ;i l.'.-rtit-y cr.-l usi.' j ... i.v. ; ca i.
: J...-.-W1 i-.. the ;-ar'v " Lie i.r't r.-n t t i:.-i .1
; d..ieu 1st a April. ! ', aa-1 rsi-.t,itli i st.,
1.1
.1;
i .it -n :a c.-.u:.u.
S..-;X-.;i tanS.
; ' ALSO
; All the riahf. tit'.tf.Inrcrejt a
; s-evhler. licicr.'in:. a.i'1 a.? "-;.
!!:. i-i nt sn.i terro t-nin-, f.
: ir real turate. ita.t ir. li!i.
s;..;oi-.r, J..!-.n?
o-a
1 -'.:liol I .eor.
tfc-hier. .1
t-:.I 10 1 hi- i: !'.-
wrsii;p. g .1
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Ki'kfaso, Augurst 4. Mauil S.
trotted ngainst time today lor ;i
PIecial purse of S3,oiX. In the first
approach to the wire. Jllair, her driv
er, pave the nod and the word was
given. The mare made a fine burst
of speed, and went to the three
quarter pole in the remarkable time
ofl.3."3. Here she broke badly,
and during the time she was off her
feet lost so much ground that 3D I
seconds wore tpont on the last quar
ter. She mile was made in 2.15.
Second heat, the wind was now
very stronpr. Maud S. went away
with a rush on the fir?t attempt,
but the ill-time playing of the band
caused her to lose her hrad, and the
break was so bad that lilair turned
her back at the quarter pole. On
the second attempt she went off in
fine style, and made the entire course
without a skip, her running mate
being kept close to her wheel all the
wav round. Time Quarter, 331 ;
half, 1.(15; three quarter, 1.3G? ;
mile, 2.102.
A Farmer Fatally Shot.
Ft. Wayx;:, August 4. James
Dake r, a farmer, living fifteen miles
south of this city, near Sheldon, Intl.,
shot Wm. Howell with a rifie,kill
ing him ir.stuntly. Howell had been
engaged bv liaklr's wife to assist in
stacking wheat. For some reason
not yet developed Dakcr opjected to
Howell working and ordered him off
the farm. Howell refused to go,
climbed the stack of wheat and was
shot by Baker. A son of Howell's
hearing the report ot the nilo went
to Ins lather s assistance, when Ja-
ker reloaded the riflejand shot at the
son missing him. Eaker was under
the influence of liquor. He has
been arrested. "
htotfcm tt minerals ami inveneiiraw. i-r uiitn.rai. , ,, i.-;,s M,.., rVI-- T-n lr.i, y...t , . .
titir study of natural scici.ee. Kelt term (pen? I' JN i .--"V ; i-,l- - " "."
September th. 1 1 n:c:s, Halter (. liar.:-, trm v, i.-ti., ::i:d .N'.rt: i.r:.-.:i ILirx-1.
I ur Catiilt guc. term?, etc . n.iiircs?
Iit;LtT I't'LLKIKEAt.
ani-- F.inc.iui. j U80R-.0CI1K. SllXCillir. SC5512T5'S. J.iTC2i5:S, D0?
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rs. Trans.
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A DMlXISTllATOlt'rf SALE
I
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I'l'-o. c'.'., etc.
"liv virtue of an nnti-rof s.il( ts.'ttc l ijtit cf t'.i? i
Driihans" CViurt ot SnioiiTM't ciiumy, J'a., 1 will ex- j Tli!' fa.-t is. I kvt fVi-rvthiit-r t!:st l--Iu:i!.- tu t!.i- I;.:r.lv :ir-?
jMie to public sak-,oo the iiretuistii, on i m this kind of inwid-i and i;iv; riv- wli..!.- .-iti. ii;:i:i it. J'i
SA TCJtDA Y, Autju4 2", 1SS1 , ! any him- in need of anythh:- in istvline, will r.nd
at 1 o'o:.iok P. m tiie real estate of the late J. JI. i J alvay-H Kivu a n
in,..i..i. rsin9l.it.in-r nt ft rulnaMe t'art'.i lur tin r p:i.M.;t
rituate ln tjomcrsot towniajp, Somerset county, j
l'a eonuiinliiu; m) acres, moro or le?.., auM.iniui; i
lands of Wuses Y.iunir on tiie north, l.'liarlt-s Ore-;
ir irr and David Lav.in on tiie east, and Julia ;
Krinat on the south ami west.
Tills farm lies Immediately wen d the villntre j
of Lavansvllle, on tlio Snuicrset & Kt. Fleasant i
Tnrni.ike, and has tl.ereon ereetcd a larce, new ;
twostury Iramc bouse, arool bank barn and gi.-Ml
out bnildtnits t has a tujierlor n;i.le orchard and ;
never tailing siirlns. i
TERMS : j
One tLird down on delivery of deed and bUn-o
In two equal annual jiaynieuts. without interest. ;
tno third of the purchasa monoy. aitrr payment
ot all debts, to be reserved out ot tiie n. t delerred
payment, and secured on the land In lie of duwi-r I
lo the widow. Ten per cent, ol hand mouey lo be 1
paid down on day el sale.
ADIMES. BAKF.lt. I
jj;i Administratrix.
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in iii.ir. '-.r. Willi a tiri! -si-., y ii'vei.;- tu.:r. -
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:t I.ire l:ui i.r-harl th re n fi. r. t ur..! ri:i:.l w'-. 'i
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a.: C.i'-::::ia i-r:a, wi-.li ti: a1.i'tirtrn.iii..-ei.
7i no ecL3 is two r:.nczL.
I'a I- v.t. No. I. ('i n'r-ir.'nr IH arr . emit-;
!r, of whi'-h at-i-ul H :$ art el.-ir. fft.l )
a.-5 in tT'M.i. w. wi- '.i a I- l.irn th.-r..s.n c.-fi-'U
:nl; ;-:;"ir i:ir.it? i.l' v :a. l..-rn:i, J..i n S'etti.-r.
.I-I.n rT.:r3 ec-:..to. J. i::.!'in Hanir ii;.i.
I. l.'inan :.ir:n. 31 th.o ; oity 01 i(.'o.ii3 r.
I.M--nh::it, -.vii i t'M- ai ; iir:cr...rriv.
I'AK" a. y . t:i.ni:::i'.tr.j 113 a.Ts, -n"n r r
lt -'. i-l J.u .1 lli.'.ut '.to :i. rc-.iru- r'f ::r, :ir! I . :i rc.i
in l.:.-.!-'...'.'.-, v. :'!l .-. two s'.i rv .:wi-li:li: h. l'rt ficri--ti
er- '. a-i - .utin r l:in:s i-t J..ttu Stc:::- r.
John Sr.M'.er's .'tat.-. J r.::'!. an liauaer. O !.--man's
lann ar. I Fan-. l N l 1, with the atipnrt.--o.-.r.c.i.
its t)-.e 7-T.rcriyot ii. . --0 siti-lilcr
ir. ' Jis.-'.i l s-cl:ier"s!c:.-a.'.aci la.l ten 3 t. :i-
Jar.n ry at, 1SS0.
8, BAKU'S BLOCK."
JOHN F. KLYMYEi:
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tt-.srx:! of Maria i;:'n.r
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RI'IIAX'S COURT SALE.
lie virtue of an order issued out of the Orphan's
Court ol Somerset county, to us the unr.er.Hl-.mi d
directed, we will expose to juti'ie sale, by public
outcry, on the premises, on
FRIDAY, Avgwtl 1SS1,
nt I o'closk, p. m., the followtnn real cstnte.'l.ite
the properly of John J. Saylor. of Summit towa-
biiip, saia county, oeccascu, viz :
IES KIXTIOX OF PROPERTY:
A certain tract of land situate In Summit town-
ship, Somerset county, Fa., lying near the uwn of i - -
Htyersdale, bounded by l.inusot Samuel M. Say. ,...,f,vrr,-i -i-w
l..r. Conrad Foa-hman, Widow WcConkey, Kill h 1 ( A K l' AM)
Yodor, llaniel Fike, et I, eontaininit 15)14 acrva, . TKKS' AOMl'NTS.
a portion of which Is traversed by the Ssallslmry 1 u,e lollowintt act iunt. have ben fllc.l In mv
rallrood. This is a very denirabluproiierty. 'Hie nflico an.l will I.a pn-scuud to the tA.nrt !-r e.ir.-
liouso, barn aud outbuildings are ia gojd candi- tirumtl.i on
tion.
The prcncrtT will be sold as follows t 8i air.-s.
eomtirisiuit the land underlaid with the 11! Klk-:
WHAT FERTILIZER SHALL WE USE ?
The aliove iia:ft;..a is helv.g asked ! y l!-..'.ui::cd.' of Kartners daily. We :'.i:. uer it fairl;-. v.f j
BAUGH'S TWESTY-riVE DOLLAIl PHOSPHATE !
For your fall cr..ps. We will pUce it on cars or Uat ir. Pki!r,Jc l:ia at
$25.00 PEE TO 1ST OF 520,00 POTJjSIIDS !
Analysis Gunrantecd. Send fcr Circular.
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; ( 1 :::i;( r in ri-Iit ot
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it'. A-!tur ti Peter ; i-ycr-.
; V,.il. Meyers, i',t.u'
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;;.., n .! vers, "neir nal ie.-al
-. r.!..t i-. i ..1 Fe:er ;. levers uec 1 n -.'.i: r..'.
tn tliKVnliacnre. Ii.wb Xn.iar.y. terre r.-. .-
!n and tn the fol'n wit -jc ri al ei'ye -i'.i: iis 1
t; r.ii-tn.-e tTt.i-uii. Son:- rftt t'o I'a.
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1 iii like
! "'TaEtreft N'.. 4. Lots
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i in I 'lock y-i. .-I.n:s K: . :
I li Kt.iiX.-. T- Lets Nii.
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COMMIT-
lick Vein ot Coal and several larire veins ol Lime-!
Tlivmlvj, Atffri 2u.7t, 1S31,
Account of II. C. Siia.'fer, As.-:i?acc of Conr:d
stone, tosietber with large suirar orchanl rciiulrlnir ; ,
is a good house ana stable, will ah be sold. separ- I 0,f '"S!?..1,; of ir.,rrtct Sv!.
teiv. This fami Is perhaps tho most ilejiratle, ; . " - - '
as it'ls the most valuable In Summit township, on j 1 JJhoIlo!a., once. ) II. F. SC'KEI.U
aceountoi ia tsceeuiniiiyrKii mineral ueow.11, j Aogcit L 1S81. au3 ITovbono-jiry.
able market ln the eounty.
4ir-Teruis made known on day of sale.
KL1ASF1KK,
JOS. L. SAYLOR.
Trustees (or the sale of the Heal Estate of John J.
baylcr, dee d. jjiT
S'l SI W N, I I .N N ' A .
Ttts pepttier and weil kw-wn toase ha ' . i.
bn-n tLor-.i (th y end ctwly rt!ite.l w::h a 1
r.d tc.-t ot luroititre. which bas tna.lo it : v. ry
loslmble stopping place r the triincti-u pnt-ile.
His tal le and mo. os cannot lm surpassed, all te
i.iit tir.-t cU..s, with a liirao put-lie hail at.a. I.cd
10 ibo suine. Alfo Inrue and rooruy st-il.liinr.
Fir?t H.in l.i.ar.!it7!f can be bad at tiie Iwwc-t i-.-a-illdepThes,
ty the weele, day or meal.
S A.M V KL tU.STEP. Prcf--S.E.
Ctr. Iiiiuiti tiJ
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' " in Block; No. S. Lot Xi-i. U . -'. U H. '.A J'-,
' I t. Id. 18. r. H.
In I: Ire'.. .No. S. Lot N...
l:t I,k-. N.I. PI Lot ?-'K IJ. .
in 1" ck y- 11. Li-ts ?.cs. il. --' - '- -'. --.
-T.-.i r.,W,Si. :-.ia.S7.SN:-.v,40.
in fcidt .No. IS. t. 3, 4. i. 0. t, s. . In, JI,
; I". U. 1"., I '., 17, is. ! , i i, vl. --. '.". i-k '-
'.s i-j, yj, :,!. ::i :;. C4. ::s, 7, :w.
i y it r.n'aial2.a- . ' atr-s. f-f or r. s
' 1. trvbieii Nvs. 5. . I. lull ar.u 1- ml Ian.: ' ef
' IVci"i'n Tissue ami otuvrs. Itirrf the re-.ua. n.."4
i part of the T!-it3 ir..ct, r. . t '.an! .-tti ln tow a !!,
i w.ih tbe a; l.tirier ai.ee-.
Taken in ext'euii. nat:lr:: n.Jtiti-ilTi -w.
t ,i.rnT.-A!l p?-0 '"tts-l-'stP-rat tie t.Vi-se
i sale w.a i'lea.-j take Bo.iea tliat par' t::e
' mej ase :' r.cv '- be tr.a..e sn. nn at t!.e .
: ;,j .-.sip al 1 ti re-mired ss .: tae rte; ny
, i kn. eitrd inwn. 'ti-enrke ll wit! .'i tirt
mfM tn sain ft do ri.it of tbe tir-t rur.-,ii--ir
'1 Ke rei.ic. ftii'iun-t e m- iieyn l.e r:u- n
1 - a... r.X.'.I l.vinat i; -
i . I ce-'.J. SE.l hi ilee.i will IacKi.w.. os
l.o me-aae r:. n-y i pi l in I11M.
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(7) a wect In your e-vn town.
outtlt free.
foitluad, Maine.
Terms and 41
Address U. IIali.e-tt tt Co.,
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