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PUBLIC SALE
Or VALUABLE BEtl ESTATE.
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By virtu n the eathorl v prlvon to the under
tinned by the last will end testament of Jeba
Buacber, liUH Kiddleereek township, Somerset !
Bounty, Pa., dee'd., 1 will expti to ul by pahlts :
eatery, on I ho premises, oa . j
Of the votes polled for State and County Officers, at the different districts of Somerset County, Pennsyl
vania, at the General Election, held on the 8th day of November, A. D. 1881.
J. M. HOLDERBAUM & SON,
Uivlng tUit lit day of ():?ubcr. 1881, parchaie-1 of J. M. UuLDEEB Wil bi nUie 1 lock ti
GENERAL 3EUCHANDISE
Ttiurdayy Decern', r 20iA, 18S1,
at 1 o'clock p. m. of tal l day, tha rent nut of the
lata John Boucher, der'd, euBatatlna; of a valuable
ram.aiiuatcBear New Lexlnerteo, la MMdleereek
tewnahlp, Somareet eountj, fa., adjaialnir laud
i-f M. M. Soydar, R. 8. McMtlleu It Bm., H.nry
Hennenksmp. Deltrkk Trtmfiey, J. B. CrlehBald
and ilechler Rrohera. eontainlnif 202 acret, more
or leaa, about 196 acre clear, 80 acre la mrvlow.
There ii a
L1BGE TWO-STORY BEICI ICUSE1
' an a
LARGE FBUIE BASK BAB !
and other outbulbtloa; OB the prcuuwt : aim, a
rood apple orchard and a variety of other fruit
tfmt ifriliM ArB&mnfAl tfMf. a.t - Thji khinr.
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ty ia all In e;od eoadiUon, well lanced, and under 1
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r j r,-..i.v. the dentist, win vkit
' l'a , ir.fci"'la"l,r. Nov-
remain m" 1
, IIIMSTMAS GIFTS.
......i t. sec the Pettiest and iiiot
1 !'. .r n..li.hiv Goods. justKtrp in-
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Almanac at
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Alleghany
Berlin boroOKh
Brothertvulley.............
Cone man h
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ElkUck
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J.flVraon....
Jenner.
J ennertown borough
I .a rimer
Iower Turkeyfoot
Meyemlale borough.
M l.l.l lecreek.
Million!.
New Baltimore horouirh. ..
New Ontrrrlllc tioruufk..
Northampton
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ttuemabonina:
Salisbury boroiuh.
Shade.
Somerset borouxh
Somerset Two. No. 1 ,
" No. a
Southampton
rstonyereek
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Upper Turkeyfoot
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ooa cuuiTatiou.
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fne-thlnl In hand, poe-thlrd to remain a Ilea mi
tha land, tbe Intareat tbereoo to be paid annuall
to tbe widow of descend during ber lifetime, and
after her death tbe principal to bo paid to tha
belr of I lis deceaeed. and tbe balance in three
equal annual payment, wl.hout Interest Foiwe.
Ion will be Klren on the let el April, 18H2. when
the deed will be delivered and ju.lxuient notea ta
ken lor tbe deferred payment. Tan per cent, el
purchase money to be paid down on day oi eale.
V. B. MIX IKE.
8OVI6 Executor.
JLECTIOX NOTICE.
l'here ill be a meetlna; of the members or the
Farmers' Union Aaeorintlon and lire lururaare
Company of Somerset Comity, to be held at Berk
ley's Mills, on Tuesday, December 27th, 1881, lor
thepurpoteof a lectin it a President, Vice Presi
dent, Secretary, and a Board of six Directors, to
serve iur the tutulog year.
AMOS WALKER,
U. Vf. RUUBAKER, 1'rcttdent.
Secretary. uov'19
EenoW. Jarkrnn, nreeobaekcandldate for Stale Treasurer, received 2 vote : Jaine M. Wllw, lhlbltloiieandldaU w SUUTresurer, received H votes. W. J. Baer received 1 vots for Sheriff In Conemaush township, and
John Winters one In Stoystiwn borous;b. In the 3673 votee In tha column of '-Samuel V. Trent," are included K7 vote returned for "Selmer U. Trent." s follow: 6 In Addison Twp.; IS la Jefferson Twp. : 28 In Somonet Bor., and 46
In Somerset twwnrbip. District No. 1 ; also 200 vote returned lor "S. U. Trent,'' a follows : I04 la Addiaoa Twp., and 84 ia MMdleereek Twp.. leaving 7( for Samuel V. Trent.
want of Stationery buy tl:ej
: they ore the noatpt, liaml- j
,u an' m
j-j ni'.'t cunvenieiit out.
.1.-. 1 nlnrk In ll.e rNtitil
T-rr:.rv 'w "tr v" . - .-
p1 ci.hTIIIM' eijual to ciwoin-iuaic
, a;i Iou t carrj- your mwnry
fr,,:u li. nto wlifit you ran pet r.hk!5
.ri.r ami a Mter quality.
yr.:r. W tl'' Rreato and best rcineuy 1
a-l. Am well. Jas. 1 itzfrriaM, I ms-I'i.
r,.i.w im ii r-lioald onlrr tbeir Hill aud
... j!,;; .:it ti" in va,'k,- V- r In,,t
i,n isii.!"iiirM at this oflice.
.1 iUrriuiii.l VlitliMt. I took IV nina.
.nl!"1 "'I"'''
: V-
Mrs. M. Hassp'!. T-l
I ;.. lU- ikA- at all jiriccw, TniiiVn
ji;--. all and prices lower than
t,-vf i: the county.
C.r. ori'am.nl, .Simerwt, Inn'a.
I.Ail'
I.oT tK LAI 'HIS' tn.VTS
I N AT
Mns. A. E. I'HLV.
The Ieniorrat8 paye Wolf quite a "Ixiost."
S-.unortot county finve C'OWiia 33 major
ity.
There has lvn
tbe jat week.
rntistant r.iinfall during
Every northern state that voted last Tues
day, went Republican.
In twenty years past J'ennsylvania ha re-dui-eil
ber state bebt over S19,000,0(8.
The firwnsburg borough treasury is
empty, and as a consequence the police force
ha b. en discontinued.
I . jught to gratify the VoC Hcpublicans
t ';now that there ia no law prohibiting
the killing and eating of crow.
One of ourex changes has made the re
markable discovery that nep-o women Hov
er kii each other.
Washington people call the President's
house "The Cray Houe." because it ia liuilt
of pray cranite.
,T M VKKIT, MilNf'B.'WlTBKCT. I will
,:. hand al all times, IWef, Fork, Mut
i.; Sjmnvc. at reasonable prioe. Oien
sill n:n a meat wagon three times
Messy Kreu.
...lisaii! lirst-cla.- Stationery at small
l .jthr Hur.M.P packet. Note, letter
;!! .i:!.i'r!c put up in this way. They
i. ti.e for bunincw men.
i rf vho attend Court should not fail to
the nice M-k of poods at C N.
It eu1l1r3.fi everj tbins in the Inig
:a;'. itcn' line, an.l also a full scb-rtion
'111.1 ri.
1M1MHTAXT TO TRAVELERS.
iwial ii;.!uccuii'iits ure invrcl you ly
Biiriinpt..n Rutite. It will pay von to
Jllit'iraJverliscment to be found else
ffl in 1I1 iuc.
S'rliws spts.-dy and x.itive i.'ure, for
.Tarn, I'ij.htheria, 'ankcr mouth and
1 A.hc in SHILOHS CATARRH
!3!UY. A naiil Injector fn-e with each
k-. I'jc it if you desire hcaKh and
k i.r.-aili. Trice .'sj ct. Bold by Cro.
E.r.f'.nl. Iirtipjist, Siincrset, Ta.
!j t(c. the new horse disease from the
. enminp like the epiiualic a few
t 9!M. The western counties have me
:.L neie hy using Morrison t Urn's
ml Tattle Towder freely. Iirections
li an.l (Wrman in each large pa k
A'i t n-s keep it.
.:t W.ick. I aiu prcjiaroJ to make all
i- of lair work, exce hair jewelry.
' i. fronts, etc., at the rate of 40 cents
en.- f..r silk and from 30 to IS rents an
f rolton. So work under 30 rents
Work ran hecnt through Som
r.'ttifTiee, orleft at late resi.Umce of
' a Shauli-. dee'd.
AlJl K A. SilAl LW.
i.T MikkiT. Main Street. We have
li'liil a large Refrigerator to our Meat
t in which all meata ran lie kept coo'
lian. Mutton. Beef, l'ork, Ac, ket
't-r.ily on hand. Open daily. Tarties
:?mcat can have it kept in the Refrig
fnntil wanted.
" jve also, lufi.188) new brick for sale.
' ur vriil l,y ilie ImniM or thotis
Row Iitvis A. Co.
wvoryct been dcf.nitily soliled as
' Vruck liilly rattenvm, tint the
are a nnit in saying that Sol I'hl
' brcrt and best stock of Hoots,
Iial, , etc., to be foend in the
". He ha just receive. his fall stock,
he .f the larget and most coni-
T.rt.ri'iiht to Somerset conntv. ;ive
1.:-, '...! ! Hats Hat!', Hats
' ' !". a I si. d everything kej in a
rA s'hoe Store is to f. un.l at
6' in Mammoth J'.lotk. His Mock
" I'" I rice low, hi terms reasons
' cii ave percent, by buying
"H. Hissales arc large and bis pro-
- a'! snd st- Uim anrt he ron-
The indications are that -November will
make up, in rain-fall, for the drought of
AugeM, September and October.
Kurmers report that the late rains have
done immense good for the grass and grain
and also filled up all the wells.
The iMnocraU are jubilant. It was Re "
publican votes and treason to the party that
gave them the victory. Shame, shame!
We are not accustomed to eating "crow"
and don't find it at all palatable, but are try
ing to gulp it down as best we can.
Since the election, hand shaking has gone
out of favor, and 110 man ever thinks of kiss
ing anybody's babv.
If the present high price of farm produce
indicates anything, there will Ue a good
0ening for farmers next reason.
Probably a larger and more distinct iris
than that surrounding the moon on Sunday
night was never seen in our sky.
tin Last Friday night a valuable young
horse, belongiug to Mr. Edmund Kit-man
died of lur.g fever.
Calendars painted on white satin are
among the pretty adornments of the writ
ing desk. Inese are framed in coioreu nu
bons which are either embroidered or paint
ed, a...l hang as bannerets on little gilt standards.
The c;;t.rof the McKeesport 77m Sam
uel Carothers, is in luck. A few davs
since he received the appointment of Tost
mastmcr of McKcesport with a salary of
f 2.000. He and the present incumlicnt had
a hot tussle for the appointment.
An exchange says that soot falling on the
carpet from open chimneys or from careless
ly handled stovepipes if covered thickly
with salt can be brushed up without dam
age to the carpet. As the season for put
ting up stoves has come the aliove may be
of profit to housewives.
Christmas ranis grow larger, nioreartistic,
and more expensive. In a few years a young
man that has only a couple of hundred dol
lars to spend during the holidays will be
undecided whether to buv his girl a Christ
mas card or a gold walch. XaiTututrn Il'r-UJ.
A recent traveler in (Jmuany and Switz
erland says that thousands of girls in tiiose
countries cultivate tucir hair as carefully as
a farmer docs his crops, and once a year it
is cut olfand sold to the hair merchants.
Swiss girls have the finest hair, and the
prices vary from 25 cents to S-'5 an ounce.
. It would do Mr. Ttaer'sHoi porta. friends
in this county good to catch a glimic of
last week's Bedford (inzittt. It only takes
six roosters and twelve ruts t give a faint
intimation of how they are rejoicing over a
"glorious Democratic triumph." which they
claim in Mr. Bacr's election.
Date of Sale Chaxoed. Owing to the
fact that Thursday, Nov. 24th, has been des
ignated as Thanksgiving Iay, I have chang
ed the date for the sale of my valuable Live
Stock, Agricultural and Farm Implements
to the following day, Friday, November, 35,
U. M. Stvtoa,
Summit towuship, Somerset county, Ta.
The first excursion from Somerset county
to Johnstown over the Somerset & Cambria
Railroad occurred on Saturday. There was
about five hundred excursionists from vnri
ous parts of the county aboard when the
train reached Johnstown. We are sorry
that the weather so disagreeable 08 to forbid
sight-seeing, for there are many sights well
worth seeing in and about Johnstown. It
is to be hoped that Passenger Agent Patton
will arrange for another excursion in the
near fnture.
Wolf run 103 votes in the coiuitv, 4!) of
which he got in Somerset borough and town
snip. k . ii. ivoontz snys tnat witu an or
ganized movement he would have gotten
1500 votes in the county. The "ticneral'
ought to have "organized."
The oldest Senator is Mr. Morrill, of Ver
mont, who is 71 ; and the youngest is Mr
Aldrich, of Rhode Island, who is 40 years
old.
The price of all kinds of grain is little
downward again. There was no good mi'
son for the late advance, except pcrliaps the
scare from the drouth.
It has been suggested that inasmunh as
tbe condition of Cuiteau's brain cannot be
accurately determined otherwise, an autoy
be held before proceeding further.
The Cnited States army numbers 21,0(8)
men. The Insiiector General recommends
the recruiting of 1,000 men who shall be
placed in schools of instruction.
The only thing that a lady dislikes a!oul
a postal card is that it is hardly large
enough to allow her to show what she can
do in the manner of postscripts.
Thrre will be Divine services in the Evan
gelical Church in Somerset, on Sunday,
Nov. 20th, at 10:30 a. m. W. JL. Reininger,
P. C, will preside.
4.
t.A t.i nii.l and remember that I ara
t1 ir. .,.;! ,i fV.fTew for the nion
' 1 ":.. having purchased patent mai t
" :'.! hsve ell crade t,f iresh roasted
' Lar.d at all times. Also, a full
' "iici.roivries, t.rain and Provisions
J.wiah Keller.
'plsrite Somerset Honsr.
1 ASH I.IVI 8 '0MPL.U5T. 1 it
6 tin- i,iul! price ol T." cts. to free
N ,f -if every ympton of these distrrss-V-aim.
if j iu think o call at our
-tlr1""1" S,':!"I'', Vitaliter,
'"fliii-Iy and if ii y,m uo p.anl
.".t.-u nulling. S,.ldby !.. W.
bnii-yi Sm,erset. Tn.
An exchange says that over one thousand
horses have been shipied from Somerset
and Fulton counties to Baltimore within
the past year.
During the past week we have seen men,
who have been made all they are by the Re
publican party, rejoicing over a IVmocratir
victory.
A hunter tells us that the dry summer
and autumn were favorable to the increase
and fattening of the game and the rosieets
for iiifferent kinds of game are unusually
good.
A Cot '.H : u'ill ran hml im
"nfthat nun irr;i,l. -i:. ,.-
Ay,mrififronran f the
. ., ... , ull iIlr r,. an.l un
" e know fr...n
T V lt8naui.k
Tilt i.i i .
,1. 1 ...
U c wTe "o11 the past
nmp, an.l Whooping
M.ithtTS do not be whlir.nt
Will wonders never rease? A man in a
neighboring county has deserted Lis wife
because she has become deaf and dumb.
That woman would fill a long-felt want in
some families.
A seven year old boy in llarrisburg, Pa..
while "playing circus," a few days ago-
stood upon his head so long, that he was at
tacked with brain fever, and died in a few
hours.
A newspaper advertisement reads thus :
"Wanted A saddle horse for a lady weipl.
ing about !i" pounds." Another reads :
"Wanted A young man to take charge of a
pair of horses of a religious turn of mind."
We wish to call attention to an advertise
ment in another column of this issue, in
which Mr. Noah Scott offers for sale a val
uable farm, situate near Rock mood, this
countv.
In another column, will be found the
i rocla insikina of President Arthur and
Governor H-ryt appointing Thursday, tbe
24th Inst., as a day .f Thanksgiving and
prayer.
When they weighed tha governors the
other day at Atlanta, Pennsylvania carried
off theorize Governor Hoyt weighed 248
pounds ; Governor Blackburn, of Kentucky,
2331 pounds ; Governor Jarvis, of North
Carolina, 203 pounds; Governor Bigclow,
of Connecticut, IS51 pounds, and Governor
Colquitt, of Georgia, 170 pounds.
Intelligence has just reached Lancaster
throngh private sources of the murder of a
mau at Hahncstown, a village in that coun
ty, to procure an insurance on hi life. The
parties interested in the policy made the
man drunk, took him into a hayloft, ar
ranged a trap, and then, after he had slept
fora time, railed him. He staggered npon
the trap, fell through and died.
mm m
It was a most edifying sight to see lit
tle "'Deacon Greenback" rush into the arms
of the "Lahnla-dah tJeneral" when the
news announcing Bacr's election was re
ceived, and exchange mutual embraces and
congratulations. "This u glorious, glori
ous !" then an embrace between war and ro
lfgion, symbolically, that brought tears to
the ejesof all beholders.
Hundreds of thousands of forest leaves
carefully prepared and iacked forsbipment,
are gathered all along the Allegheny moun
tains, and aent to New York, where they are
sold at great profits. Many of tles speci
mens, which are rare in variety and rich in
coloring, arc sent to England and France,
where they are highly prized.
For forging pension papers, Robert C
Donahay, of Indiana connty, w as last week
convicted in the United States District Court
on two indictments. "Guilty," was the
verdict of the jury in the rase of James S-
Black, of the same county, indicted for sell
ing counterfeit money, tried in the same
Court.
There is a curious case at Fall River,
Mass. A Catholic priest from bis pulpit for
bade the members of his church to trade
with a merchant of tliat place who had been
ex-communicated for joining a secret socie
ty. The merchant sued the chnrch for 20,-
000 damages, and attached a convent which
belongs to the church.
A very wicked and uncalled-for reflection
upon the female suffragists is found in a
paragraph that ia going around the ipers
to the effect that a man by the name of
Morse in Massachusetts, married a strong
minded woman, and three months thereaf
ter appnt-d to ihe Legislature to change his
name to Re-morse.
Jacob Pletcher and Jonathan Miller, both
of this county, were convicted in the Dis
trict Court of theUuited States, at Pitts
burgh, and sentenced last week for selling
liquor without having paid the special tax
They were sentenced to pay a fine of $100
each and to thirty days imprisonment in
the county jail at Somerset. In the case of
William C. Miller, also from tliis county and
convicted of the same offense, sentence was
suspended by the Court.
Yen nor, in his weather predictions, says
November will probably enter cold and de
cidedly wet; but this will give place after
the first week to open and genial weather,
with a disappearance of frosts. Not much
trouble is ant'cipatr l from snowfalls or
blockades until Docemlicr ; but should such
occur, however, it will likely be found that
ttie dates of the rtuturoanccs will be very
nearly the same as those of November ,1S30
Possibly there may be a period of unusual
warmth in pr.-xiniity to the middle of the
month. Tlii - month will be marked by pe
riods of luil.jy and brilliant autumn weath
er, as in the year 1877.
Two lovers on a moonlight night.
As the clouds went floating by,
Were swing on the old front gnte.
Sparking on the sly.
The father, on his peaceful bed.
Was snoring loud and long.
While o'er into the wood was heard
The whipporwill's love song.
The watch dog in his cnnel
Was tied with a good stout chain,
A nd as the youth thought o'er these things,
He hugged sweet Nancy Jane.
J. L. 3f. Jnlrr-Ocean.
School children now-a-days carry too
large a load of books. To see a pale, fragile
girl, or a fast-growing boy loaded down
with half a dozen or more books for evening
study, when they should be romping in the
open air or asleep, calls up painful thoughts
of the future. When will parents and
teachers learn that physical health and
strong 1 todies are every way more import
ant for children than stuffed brains? Mil
lions of children are dwarfed physically and
mentally by the false customs of society.
It is what parents and teachers should be
thoughtful about. These precocious young
sters are nothing to be prond of in compr-ri.
son to rosy health, laughing, romping boys
and girls that are glad they are alive. JO,
President Garfield, when be for the last
time entered the Whashington Railway Sta
tion, rarried a small hand-trnnk which he
had packed himself. His widow preserve
it as I e 1 it, and will not allow it ! I
uncked.
- e or t nest, ase STjj-
Iteirynicn in some parts of the country
Sold bv ;. V. Ben- '' ' -xnnienting Willi nors cnew-
tmta and declare titer are excellent lonu ior
ruitrh cow. When dried and fed to the
Master.
""".Sonierset p.
n ti. .
"im .,'Vro ""."Is a common cattle they are said to If eaten eagerly and
If vm r..'t . . . . ,. .i
sei-.- fi a ckage ol lle annua: mrive won.inu.iy upu urw.
" and you will at t ,
P-n!03 .tKW0f- It renews the! A protracted meeting will rommcuc next
ot tbe kidneys, bowels and j Friday evening, in the "writer lurch, E.
A.), two roU weit of Somerset, and will
continue two or three weeks. Ministers
from other fields of labor are ex ported to sk -sistinthe
?rv:r. W. A. Reininger, P.
InC. -
'HI.-.
4 , rwt"M' t' natural life and
V ' ''YuM form, and in
L S 6iv ,..... ..... , .
We..' r ""! 'iu rntcM-m in
One morning last week a clan of malicious
fiends attempted to execute a preconcerted
plot for the destruction of Hollidaysburg by
tire. Several buildings were nrcd, one alter
another. First Smith s tannery and soon
afterward Hon. B. I-. Hewitt's stable were
act on fire. Seven or eight stables in all
were destroyed before the fire was subdued,
resulting In a total loss of about $7,00rt.
By a recent act of Assembly, w hich will
be found on page 4o of the Pamphlet Laws
for 1 51, all borough and j nship as well as
state and connty taxes, are made a first lien
on real eUte upon which they are levied.
The law provides for a lien d-xket to be
kept in the Commissioners' office, and a new
set d" books will be required for thai pur
pose. In case a judicial sale takes place, tlie
lien docket is to be satisfied telore any awn-
rviis.d to tli creditors. Collector of
taxes should inform themselves as to the re
quirements of the law, to as to guard against
the penalties prescribed in the third sec
tion. Th ForriAB Dexa-tk. Iso great has been
the popular demand for the celebrated rem
edy Kidney-Wort, that it ia having an Im
mense sale from Maine to California. Some
liavt) found it Inconvenient to prepare it
from the dry comp jonX For such the pro
prietors now prepare it in liquid fora. This
ran be procunxl at tha ilruggists. It Las
precisely tbe aine tf&t a. the dry, but is
very concentrated so i that the dose U much
mailer. J.oweff 3fiit.
A nervous looking man went into a store
the other day and sat down for half an hour
or so, when a clerk asked if there was any
thing he could do for him. He said no,, he
didn't want anything. The clerk went
away and he sat there half an hour longer,
hen the proprietor went to him and asked
if be wanted to be shown anything. "No,"
said the nervous man, "I jnst want to sit
aronnd. My physician has recommended
perfect qniet for me, and says above all
things I must avoid being in crowds. No
ticing that you did not advertise in the
newspaper. I thought this would be as quiet a
place ns I could find, so I just dropped in
fora few hours of isolation." The mer
chant picked op a bolt of paper cambric to
brain him, but the man went out. He said
all be wanted was a quiet life.
It is painfully evident that Mr. Cessna
has been defeated for Judge in tbe 10th Dis
trict. His majority in Somerset is less than
three hundred and Bedford county gives
Mr. Baer abont three hundred and twenty
five majority. This announcement will
carry with it the utmost sadness to the
hearts of all true Republicans. It is one of
ttM most painful strokes that has been ad
ministered to the Republican party in this
section fora number of years. This is no time
to discuss the issues by which this result
was accomplished. ' We will attend to that
matter in Hie near future. Suffice is to say
that the damnable treachery, the basest in
gratitude and the most outrageous false
hoods were displayed and used to accom
plish the defeat of a man who has done
more for Bedford connty than any man
within its borders to-day. The authors and
abettors of this crime against the Rcjmbli-.
can party will be attended to in tir.-ie. 7?
yrtt I'rrn.
T EGAI, NOTICE
-4W
Notice is hereby given to all parties and
witnesses for the second week of November
Term of Court, that the tenirt fur the said
week was continued br the Court, ami that
they need not attend.
Hexkt F. Scheix,
Nov. 13, 1S5I. Prothonotary.
We publish tbe &love notice gratuitously
for the benefit of our subscrbera. On mak
ing It, his "Honor ', JaJ; e Hall, directed
that it should be published in the Somerar
Drmoenit and tbe Meyersuale (oMMemof
and tut in the Somerset Hexald, thus deV
priving us of the munificent sum of fifty
cents.
Its pettiness is manifest. The informa
tion advertised is presumably for the benefit
of the public, and yet by special order, it
was intended to exclude it from tbe Hebalb,
that has a circulation equal to both of the
other papers of the county, and is read by
more than double the number of tax-payers.
The smile that beamed all around the Cwirt
How tub Rnraxs were Received. Im
mediately after the closing of the polls lost
Tuesday night Republican headquarters
were opened out at Mr. Jesse Cook's tobacco
store and at the Collector's office, while
those of the Democracy were established in
A. H. Coffroth's law office. In a short time
all three places were filled with people anx
iously waiting to receive the first returns.
There was a marked difference in the
crowds and the men that composed them.
At the two former places wcro to be found
true and tried Republicans, who had labor
ed earnestly and zealously for the success
of the entire ticket and were calmly await
ing the result, full of confidence that their
labors had not 1een in vain. At the latter
place were our Democratic friends, feeling
nervous and despondent, their numbers
largely swollen by men whom they had us
ed aud now despised, because of their weak
ness in allowing themselves to be used. At
the one table was seated the General of the
Democracy, figuring in his usual "scientific
manner, and trying to make it appear that
Republican gains were what insured Demo
cratic victories. At another table, in the
same oftk-c, was the "General'' of the "half-
breeds"surrounded by his Democratic friends
and -'lah-da-dah" followers, with whom he
was consulting in low, anxious whispers as
to whether their doubly damned hypocrisy
and treacheries ; vile, base and cowardly be
trayal of party, had been in vain, or whether
it had resulted in the defeat of the regular
nominee of the party which made them all
they are and to which they owed so much,
While professing to support 3Ir. Cessna, a
man so far aliove them in all that goes to
make the true man, that they hated and
feared him, with a feeling born of that
hatred and fear, they silently lent theii best
efforts to secure his defeat and stabbed him
in the back. Only one short year ago these
same men were pronouncing anathemas
against the Republicans who had voted for
ColTroth, and were abasing that gentleman
in unmeasured terms. Now they were "hand-
in-glove" with him awaiting with one com
mon feeling the returns which will say
whether or not they have succeeded in stifH-
ciently disorganizing the Republican party
in this county, that his return to Congress
again next year might be made possible,
Among the first returns received was Som
erset borough, giving Mr. Cessna a majority
of 4. and showing a gain on Mr. Baer'a vote
of ten years ago of 122 ; next came Somerset
township, giving a gain on the same vote of
0s. Other precincts came in one after
another all telling the same tale, of Mr.
Baer's running a large number of Republi
can votes ; but the gains on his vote when
he rarried the county, being so large that it
could confidently be estimated before mid
night that Cessna's majority in the county
was between 300 and 400. and that his elec
tion was asfcured. The Democrats and their
deputies gave it up and went home dis.
gruntled and disheartened, while the Re
publican were correspondingly happy and
jubilant.
Wednesday afternoon a telegram received
from Bedford announced that Boer hod car
ried that county by 348 majority ; then il
was that one could sec how a non partisan
victory was received. The Democrats near
ly wont wild for joy such cheering, clap
ping of hands, hooting and jeering at Re
publicans has seldom before been witnessed
here. Tbe "Ijih-da-dahV ran aronnd con
gratnlatin and receiving congratulations
from their Democratic friends, and openly
announce.) which way they had voted and
where their sympathies were.
Thursday morning another telegram was
received from Bodfonl giving Baer's official
majority in that connty as 333. Considera
ble of tbe joy and enthusiasm was knocked
out of the boys by this, and their spirits fell
fully .VI per cent. ; but when the official
vote of this county was announced, giving
Cessna 320 of a majority, thus insuring
Bacr's election by 11. they immediately
went np to par again.
Their feelings have undergone another re
vulsion and they are now trembling in their
boots at the rumors afloat of illegal votes
cast, for fear a contest might yet take their
high priced victory from them.
at 10:30 a. in., and asked for a ticket which
would entitle him to a ride as far as Cole
man's. His head , was bound up wi:h I
muslin wrapper, extending over one rye.
and his countenance was fearfully battered.
A bill was presented Ticket Agent Wonders,
and it was of tlie denomination of twenty
dollars, but upon being asked for smaller
change he pulled out a handful of truck
from tlie depth of one of hb pockets, which
included nicklcs, silver, penknife, plug of
tobacco, keys, etc The "Terror" was still
drunk, and requested the agent to take out
the correct change.
Then the representative from tip the rotd
unbosomed himself. He stated that on
Tuesday last he spent from early morn un
til dewy eve iu elcctioneerii'g with all his
misht and strength for for Baer fur Presi
dent Judge, and when he hcurd of tlie elec
tion of his candidate the idea struck him
that a spree was in order. In pursuance of
this conclusion he came to Johnstown, and
met with nothing but misfortune. Al
thoth over six feet in height, wiry and
raw b mtvl, some of the hoodlums got away
with hi:u. and it Ua wondefthc money of
the "Terror" did not also disappear. He
will not ta;-kel the "elephant" dewn here
for sometime to come. Jihnrtic TriOnae.'
We un.l.-rstund that a couple of agents of
Grave Yard Insurance Companies are at
work in this county, taking risks and sell
ing policies to the unwary. We had hoped
that our county was to escape the visits of
these harpies ; and the incentive to make
Urge losses through an effort to make dis
honest gains not placed befure our ople.
For the benefit of those of our readers who
are not posted, it if necessary to explain
that Grave Yard Insurance ia the taking of
risks on very aged and sick persons. These
risks or policies ore disposed of to men who
know the feeble condition of the party in
surec and expect tc realize han.l-onicly on
his or her death. The jiolicies are assessa
ble and the poor dupe finds after he has
purchased one of them that he is called on
to pay assessments at a rate that makes him
anxious for the death of the party named In
the policy as principal. It U nothing more
nor less than gambling iu human life and it
is a matter of history that it has to answer f
more murders than any other cause. The last
murder caacU by it was in Lancaster county,
where an agent holding a two thousand dol
lar .olicy on an aged and drunken tramp
made his matt drunk and then removed
him ts a bay -loft where he had previously
fixed a trap for him to fall through. T'pon
being called he arose, stepped uikju the
death trap, fell through and was instantly
killed. We need hardly a.1,1 that a traffic
which prompts actual, brutal, cold blooded
munler should be outlawed an.l its agents
should be shunned as the most loathsome
of the emissaries of hell. We expect to be
able to furnish our readers with the names
and descriptions of these ghouls and the
rr.cn who buy their policies next wevk.
Advertised Lettee. The following ad
dressed letters in the Postoflice, at Somer
set, will be sent to the Dead Letter Office
Washington, D. ('., if not called for on or
before Dec. 1st, viz :
LIST OF CAUSES.
For trial at November Term, 1881. eomroenelnx
2nd Monday ot November, 14th, day.
FIRST WEEK.
John II. Sanner'6 use, vs. Joseph J. Slutiiaan'
garnishee.
Albert Lohr v. R. P. Iitr.
Philaon, Mlaek A Co . va, Henry mull.
A. H. IJlacklston' A4mr, v. Alexander Pial.
Oliver A. Parker, v. Ira C C'acfield, et al.
Oabrlel Llchty it. Daniel Shult.
Kmmle Hoover' rlarbtvi. William Baker.
Saaannak Hutxell vs. Edward MeMurieret at
Daaedl Plk-k v. David Lavan and K. A. Flick.
A lexanoer Countrvman v. Connul Stov
Daulcl Shulu va. U. O. Lint and . II.' Lehty
Daniel Weyand hciia v. Oideon Hllesbew
and Joseph Thomas.
J unit I Kiminel vs. Benjamin Gardner.
L. t;. Ooraueh ne vs. W. Har'airarni.heea
Jualah Braat va John Hill.
John F. Header va. BedWrdacd Somerset Turn
pike Koad Company.
SEC0XD WEEK.
Jacob J. Glessnerv. 'William Suder.
D. Weyand' adm'r. and Win. Will vs. Abraham
and Maria McAdauis.
Jacob Steyer' use v, Solomon K. Spanirler.
Hezeklah Fairv. Weyand Doerner etal.
Georsro Hardin va. Jobu K. Hrinbaiu'4 terre
tenant.
W. H. Bowman va. J. f- Kraith'a ailm'r
alfheea. Aa.
lewl siowerbower vs. Hiram Beam.
Daniel U Barclay vs. Jn. V. Jiurkbot.ler.
(Hirer Treasler vs. I Knar A. Jenkins.
Wllie;B Ir.E-(he uulacMt tin OT-D STAND,
WEST END MAIN STREET, SOMERSET, PENN'A.
We art nw receiving a Urge line of
2BY GOODS, 1T0TI02TS, HAB3"7AItZf GrcZlTSWAES, G2CC32IZ3,
HAT3 and CAPS. E0OT3 sad CIOZC, CA2PZTHT3S
and FLC03 OIL CLCTES, sci aa -Zq?-:ciaH7
Largs Lot cf
MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING!
HEAVY SUITS AND OVERCOATS FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE
Which ws will sell rl.sap.
Wo will net lira? how masa w will nadera:!! our i
invite ail to
ElKbur, tot
CALL AND SEE FOR THEMSELVES !
WE WILL TAKE ALL GOOD COUNTRY PRODUCE IM EXCHANGE.
VTe also keep a full line of alt klnt!rf ArrlrwKnrnl Implement, and live the Aurncy
for the ihe t-AMQI HH and Idol' t Si 4k 4 4 'i w Mill, aatal lasiaea.
44-We have jon received a tar t,tl ot W tsT.riUiiiXAS D UOILLU SALT, lae very kind
w. r.cv,uis jvi uitra i a.
'i-1t
Sr-
Jeih Cable v. Harrison H. Lohr.
W V. Hicks et al v. 11. . Djnree' rnihe.
ratrick uriiniii Kr-
Jacob Trrwhr' tTir-
Solomon Boucher va.
nlshec.
Catharine Treuler v.
oinnee.
1 ranklln Rodger v. James Kodjrcn.
M. A. Sanner A Oo. va. 'ranel Hoover.
J. O. Meyer va. W. W. Harwell.
J J. Baer va. Adam and A CT. V&iurl'i rir.
nit her t.
Crltchfield Bros. t. E. M. IJchty' garnishee.
W. H. DiU et al VL MliaSnrr -rt.l
BaHroad and Coal Company.
V. H. Dill etal va. baliihury ani Baltimore
Railroad and Coal Company.
'""i tremor vs. e. r. ana If. J. rntlllppt.
John 8. Cramer v. S. P. and D. J. PhlilippL
Kobecca O. Meyers v. John feia; et at
NeiaouBeall v. lloMitirell n,t H.itinn-
nl'hees.
William Frantx vs. Pinkerton Lumber Cora-
P my (limited),
rotbonotary ' Office, 1 H. F. SCH ELL,
w-.j, wi. iOct-W rrothonotary.
The
Collins, Patrick.
Oiddings, Thomas.
Johnson, L. T.
Johnson, Laraner.
Jackson, Lloyd.
Johnson, Walter B.
Lubke, Herman.
May, John A.
Miller Mrs. E.
Naves, John H.
Seiford Jas. S. 8 p. r.
Chauncey, Abr'm.
Drak e, Thomas.
Leishtleitcr, Harriet
MeCourtncy, J. 1
Rcmage, Perry.
Weaver, C. I..
Young, G. W.
srtman, Htnry.
A. ('. Dvis, P. M.
MAKRIKD.
The "TtuBort" or Colkhas'b Statics.
A short distance beyond Stoystown, Somer
set county, on the line or the bonierset d:
Cambria Railroad, Is a station marked down
on the schedule as Coleman's. In the im
mediate vicinity of the stopping place for
trains there are but few houses, although
a fine farming country extends in all di
rections, and as far as our information
goes, the people are frugal, honest, law
abiding, contented and happy. A single
exception must lie made to this sweeping
statement, and perhas it is well that such
is the case, as some authority declares there
can be no possible rule without an excep
tion to prove the correctness of the dictum
laid down iu matters of this kind. Near
Coleman's resides an individual whose
name we cannot ascertain, owing to tbe
fact that he didn't register at any of the ho
tels here, on his arrival Tuesday night, and
the policemen who were looking for him
yesterday failed to -nab him previous to his
departure. He got oft" the Mail trian that
evening, aud not being acquainted with
the improvements wade at the passenger
station, happened to butt up acainst one of
tbe poets which support the shed. The
first exclamation he made was to the effect
that he was "tlielioly terror of Coleman',
and could lick the roan who hit him r It
was evident to the bystander that tha
'Holy Terror' had imbibed too much
liquor, and no attention was paid to the
remark, except by the Small Boy fraterni
ty, who wcreareand looking for such terri
ble individuals.
Mr. '-Terror" concluded to take a walk,
and in what particular alley be put np is
not known, as be was unacquainted with
the topography of this district and didn
li.?. mnn clmrt nr diaurmm lo m hi
' ' ; . j taaal, and tapes) aaviat; etaJna agmimit It to pre-
Yestenlay morning he started out again, ! seat Umb daly aallKBtlcated for eettlevmmt oa
n,l!fo-nn 1- .Win;,.!., a.rtalnl tkm a8ly, D-s lls mi, a Ue ret Wanee of Mary
, i k.Uaa K1U, la tjona
indiviuuul witom ne aitemptea to terrorize.
MILLER Hl'NTER.-On Srpteiuber .if
mi, in Somerset, by Elder W. II. Woolery,
Mr. John C. Miller to Miss Binnle E. Hunt
er, both of Somerset county, Pa.
BALTZEIl BRANT. On October 12,
1881, in Slianksville, by Rev. J. II. Pcrsh
ing, Mr. II. B. BalUcr to Miss Maggie Brant
BRANT BALDWIN. On October 13,
181, in Sbanksville, by Rev. J. II. Persh
ing. Mr. Watson Brant to Miss Sadie Bald
win.
BRANT MlSHLER. On Nov. , 1SS1.
by Rev. J. A. Nuner, Mr. John A. Brant to
Miss Suan Mishler, all of Somerset county,
Pa.
DANAHAY 6IIAFF. On Nov. 0, 1ASI,
in Confluence, by Elder J. R, Brown, Mr. T.
E. Danahay to Miss G. V. ShnfT, both of
Somerset county, Pa.
REAM CARPENTER. On November
, 1881, by Iter. J. S. Wager, at the residence
of Miss Sarah Flcegcl, near Stoystown, Pa.
Mr. David Ream, of Johnstown, Pa., to Miss
EmroaJ. Carpenter, of Summer nill. Cam
bria county, Pa. .
SHOTTO WIIILT.-On Oct. 2 m, in
Lank Rapids, Minn.; by Rev. A. Laughton,
Mr. David Sliotto to Mrs. R. B. Wliilt, both
of Yavwood. Mrs. Whilt was formerly a
resident of Somerset connty, Pa. 1
FOR SALE CHEAP!
A valuable farm, naoatt, and level, nnderlald
wltk Haas sad eaai, eoutainlna; 188 am, well
lenead aad bailt, only three-quarter of a mile
frasa K seaweed Statkav oa tk Piuabarrb Dtvt
aioaof lB AO B. K, and en main road lead
kaar rMsa latter statloa ia Mew Ceotreviile. For
paruewlnrvs apply f ..,
aevlfat frtina, Pa-
DMISISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
KMatr of Thoenaa BUI, lata of Coaaaeaee Bur,
deeeaaed.
letter of ad aria tetretiooi aa above eetat havbst
1 1 tbonty, noUea t beraby givea) to all Mravaala
. eleMal to said estate to aaake laaaaediaU pay.
and who accomodated him with all bis
room was almost andible, when his
or" issued this last ukase.
"Hon- wants, but at any rate Ue called at tbe tick-
WILLIAM SHAW,
Aitmlniwralor.
J et office of the Somerset a Cambria Station aoa
ear day at boss. Samples
wank s free. AddreesSrur
Maine. Jlar.lUjT.
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JOHN F. BLYMYER,
DEALER IN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
oils, &C, &c.
in Stock: Carpenter's To.!s, rians, Saws
Tim following is a partial II -it of f.iooU
Hatchets. Hammers, Chisels, Ad-s, Ac, Bla. -kjiuith's (iooiLs. I liows. AnviLs. Vices.
File, Hammers, Ac, Sadillery Hardware, 'lab Trees, f.i Pa.idlcs, Hamee, Buckie. Rru)fs,
Bits, and Tools. Table Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives, .Sc-Lssors, rptxms and Rai.irs.
the laivcst stock in Soinersct County. Painter's (oxxis. a full stock. While Lead
Colori d Paints for inide nnl outsi.ls pafnlinjf. Paints in oil. all colors.
Varnish, Turpetitinc, Flaxseetl Oil, Brushes, Japan Dryer, Walnut
Stains, dec. Window Glass of all s:.7.'-t ami g!as cut to
any shape. The t Col Oil afway on hand.
Otir stock of Coal Oil Lain s is Very
larre and comprises very eitaist
siylt. Ditstons C'Ucr-
Ltr, Muii-y and
Cro.--cut haws. Mill
Paw Kile of bc-t quality. IVr-ccl.iiii-lin.sl
Keltic. Haii"l!?s of all
kimis. Shovels, Forks, ,Siades. Rakes. Mattocks,
Cnib Hoes, I'it-ks, Jjcythes, Snaths, fcIe.iL'e. Cast hteel.
Maon Hammers, f'tep La'iiers, larri-ice and Tire Bolts of ail
sizes. Looking lassc. Washboard , Ciotlies Wringer, Mal Sieves,
D.jr Mats, Baskets, Tuin, Vo.l. n Buckets, Twine, Koi of all sizes, Hav Pul
leys, Butter Prints, Mop Stit !,. Tri:;. S-i.fivan.ls, Meat Cutters and StulT.-rs, Traces. Cow
Chains, Halter Chains, Sh'ie, Lt: t,.i:id icrub Bni.shts, Il-jrse liru.-hts, Curry Corubs, Crds,
DOORLOCKS,i:i.G:jj. KCREil'S, LATCHES, DOOR-KXODS
and everything in the ln:'der's line. Caps, Lead. ?hot. Powder, Pc-f.-ty Fuse, etc., et
The fact is, I keep ev ry-iin thai belongs to the Hardware trade. I deal exclusively
in this kind of good- am; give my whole attention to it. Persons who are buildiu,;. or
any one in need of anyt' : in my line, will find it to tlicir advantage to give me a tall.
1 will always give a ren- ...! credit to respcnsiMe persons. I thank my old custvrcers
for tlier patronage, and hope U:L- season to laake many new ones.
DON'T FOnr.KT Tl'E P CK.
"ISo. o, l-VKIi'S BLOCK."
Januarys JOHN F. BLYMYER
8TORIES SKETCHES AND ES
SAY8raybe expected from Charles Du.ney
Warner. W. D. Ho wells. "Murk Twain." Kriwar.1
Ijtirleiloo, Henry James. Jr.. Jobu Mnir. Miaa
uotuob cimnii, -a. n. wo. w. Cable. Joel
(handler Harrla, A. O. Ilednoo-J, . D. Millet,
nwo btoh, rraoK K. Stockton, Constance i.
wooiaon, ii. n. Doyesen, Albert Stick ney. Wash
ingtoa Oiadden, John Burronah. Fark Uodwin,
lommaaoSaivini, Henry Kins:, Krnjt loereoll,
E. U Oodkuv, E. B. Waahbume. aad nunv
wvuvra.
One or two papet oa "The Adventures of the
Tile Club" aud aa original Life of Bowiek, tlie
engraver, by Auatln Dooson, are among other
features to be later announced.
The Editorial Departments through
out will be nuusuaily eomiiiete, and -l..e World'
Work," will be eonalderably enlar;ed.
The price of Tan Cea-rcar Mauaxisb win re-
main at $4.00 per year (ii cent a namber). The
portrait (sis III;) of the late Dr. Holla ml, la
med Jnt belore hi death, p bote graphed Irom a
Itie-aiia drawina; by Wyatl Eaton, will poaeea a
new Interest to tbe reader of this aagaitne. It
Is offered at 85.80 retail, or tovetber wltk Tin
c,.-.TcKf luaoAAias ror e.su. Buoeenption are
token by tbe publisher, and by book-seuer and
avwBKieairm r.erywnere.
TBB UZmiTU R X (TO.
Csios S.j c A ax, Mnr-YoRK.
JkTOTICE IX DIVORCE.
Dora K. Frankfort by her i In tbe Court of
next mean iat iti common fleas ni
Btosmmel, V Momeraet Co.. Pa.
va I No 118. Nov. Term,
J l cob Frank ft rt. J loSl. Alio iub-
poeaa for dlroro oa the around of deserUuo.
To Jacob Frankwrt. tbe defendant alv nam.
ed. Yoa are hereby aotlMed to be aad appear at
tbe Court of Common Plena for Somerset county,
to be held oa the 3d Monday ol November, A. D.
1881. to answer to tbe complaint of Dora B. Frank
tort, your wife, tbe nlaintitf above aamvd. and
show cause. If any yoa have, why your (aid wile
hoold not be divorced from the toads of matri
mony entered Into with von. acreeahlv to the
prayer el ber petilina and li)el exhibited aa:uint
yoa Deiore aau court.
snxairr sumo, I
October 18, 1881. i EDO AH KYLE.
Sherilf.
pEGISTER'S NOTICE.
Notice I hereby Klvea to all person concerned
aa legatees, creditor, or etberwiae, that the fol.
low la i aeeoaat have passed reaiater, and that the
amewuiue preaeniea nr eonnrmation anti ai
lowmnee at aa Urabans' Court to he bald ai Som.
erect, Tbunday. Auvember IT, 1881.
First and anai account ot wiiiiam nauter, ad-
iniaUatorof acbarla T. Mnlier. der'd.
First and final account of Daniel Rboads, ad-
Inlitreior of CbarlM ay, dee d.
First and final account ot B. S. Fleck, adminis
trator of Mary Fleck, dee d .
Firat and final accaant of Cyrus HerihtKrcer.
admmlstrator of Daniel Herhbee)rer, dee d.
First aad anal aeconnt of Oliver p. Shaver, ad
ralnletratorof Oabrtel Walker, dee'd.
Flrat end linal aceonnt of Andrew Hoover, ad
ministrator of Catharine Beblaler. dee'd.
Second and final aerount of Andrew Hoover,
Adm'r of Fredertrk Hoover, dee'd.
First aad final aceownt of Kerman B. Cramer.
Adm'r and Trustee or tb tale ol tte real tctate
of Cbaaaeey Craaaar. dee'd-
Flrst aad final aeoount of David S. Kaoffman,
AdminiMratoref MagdaWna Kaattmaa. deed.
Firat aad anal aoruuat of Jacob L. Oeixer. ad
ministrator of Ella QeigeT. dee d.
Knisrtrs umra, t w at. a. I ke me,
i
ciomerset, Oct. U lSe.1.
liclrter.
JXECDTORS 0TICE.
Estate of Charles O. Ortoa, late of Somertrt bor-
eoaja, deeeaseU.
Letters tettaanatary en the a bora aetata
havinar been rraated to tha aadergiatned. by
tbe Draper aaiborlty. Dot ice Is hereby arlvea
to those moenteu u ut maae ronacuia pay
ment, and thoe bavin- ciaicce ordamaad will
bImu mteeeat them dulv autbentlc&ted lor set
tlement at tae star of deceased, ea Saturday,
.November 18 1881. -.
s.i.rit.i.iu,
octtl Exeettur.
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j'ist ns eivc.1 by
the Cne lot of tLe abtyve goods j
C. oST. BOYD.
HARD RU3BER TRUSSES, CERMAN TRUSS!
LEATHER and COMMON TRUSSE3
D. not fjil to sec the ne
CSLH.TJJl.OII3 TBTJSS I
Always clean and eoinftrtable. wiil
and is by fur the linest truss yet out,
will make a speciality of titti!1!? you.
n..t RUST or BREAK
I'.oy.l se!! them and
A nice lot of
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LIDIES anxl GEVTS SHOULDER CSACES
ar; ara-ni the new pils rec-Hvctl.
Any goials not in st.s k will be ordered when deire.l. com
prising Si'fPoBrrBs, Bklt, Bvviiiodi, KuTic St,k !.-;..,
kM& aps, Anklcts f-r tirltw veins, irak swollen or ul
cerated limbs.
St-Those having trouble to get Tm-a-es to tit wiil do wel'
to rait and have measure taken, at.d li: will I guaranteed
(j-)oil pMls and pritss reasonable.
C. T. BOYD,
- SCHEP.bET, PA
MAMSIOTH ELOCK.
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HAS STOOD YEARS OF FIELD TESTS .
Bulb's Twenty-FiYe Dollar Iterate!
AN AMMOKlATED SUPER-PKGSPKATE
S2S.OO PER TON OF 2,000 POUNDS
Auk your dealer for It, ami. If he does tot have It, "Tax o Otbkb," Let a.kirtw
n.trGTX A SOS Sole 3Ianafacturer,
.1, I !t. !l 1(1111 DIUWAIXITEm PHILAD CLPIIIA
xo. ii rirrii Atrsir.
To Impart a PRACTICAL BUSINESS TDUCATIOX has Sir many jear al with great tuo-
cer. be;n the aim of Dull' Coliexe.
The laitblut aluitent naa nere laeintiea i.ir n-n a truniux urui viuj pt aa iiuivu.atv
entrance upon practical duties In any sphere of Hie.
For circular, addreas P. Dl ir dfc SO. Plltakei
ara. adtlreaa s. Ill w r mX stuw. niisanrxn, rm.
AW-OfJll'a A4Mh Bteepl war. published by Harper A Brothers, printed in colors. 408 pace. Tbe
lanreat work ea tbe aaleace nabliabed. A work f ir bankers, railroad, besirese men. and practical
accountants. Price Aid.
novle
FOE, SJLLE. PATENTS
A valuable farm eontaininr about One Hundred
mud Siity fet Ami. (186) br.y to fifty five (Ml -44)
acre of the finest Oak and Poplar timoer in L Is
omer Valley, twenty-five acre excellent meadow,
eighty acres splenul.l xrain and pasture lan.1. Iw
sidee other timber land, all well watered, lime
tone on the farm, good frame bouse, wauoa shed,
arraln house and In; barn. Mtnated from Lork
port, V. K. R.. 4 mile. Lneolle, P. R. K-. 8 mile.
Waat Fairttei.1. one and one-half mile, where may
alway be sound a eaab grata and hay market.
TERMS EASY.
Address
JAS.Q. LEMMOV,
JTsl W.mlland Ave,
Pbilaile'.phha, r.
(Or Inquire of J. W. fmaoa, Latrube, - -t-
nuAelaad Co., Pa ) octu. , y
ot.talne.1. and all bunese to the V. 8. Patent
omce, or in the Couru attended to tor MODERATE
FEES.
M e are oppoalte tbe TJ. S. Patent Ofllee, a-na-ed
in PATENT BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY, end
oa obtain patent Iu lea Uwe uua tnvee reiaute
from WASHINGTON. .
W hen mouri or drawina; Is sent we adrlie as to
nateniabilltv free of ehante: and we make NO
CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT.
v. e refer, nere, U ihe Puatmattar. tee siupt. of
Ihe Mnoev irtler Divisloe. and to odidalaol Ihe
L. S. Pat'ewt Dfflrw. r..r etnolar. advice, lenna.
an. I re I ere nr to actual client in ycor own Mate
or county, adiiress
C. A. SNOW A CO..
Cpnnfite Patent Offlee.
WubinigUm, D. C
4 f)MINLSTKAT0nS NOTICE.
EntMte vf W UiUm Oillefple. late ef Xtw Eattl
more boronnb. deaeaaed.
Letters of Admlolstratloa the eetotenfWtl
Ii.iUleile.lateof Jvaw Boltlmore Borooh
erwl Co r-M,dced. kava been arranted
7 O riel re.idW In
.airwd,eMhdb
irAivr. l U Ur r Hiuencw A on
"V"0TICE.
To all peranni whom it miy concern, laio no
tice that I have na.lt application to B A. K.
Dunkle, Heeretary of Internal Affair, tor a war
rant for 18 acre of unimproved laml, situate In
Shad townahip, Momenet cunly, Fernayivania,
adjolnlserlandaof Jeer Slick oa the aortb. Ja
eub Heelman oa the weat, and Jona-haa B.
aeron tbeanathaad eat : aad at the expirsllua
of thirty day will ask that a warrant be tsraed
lor tb ame to me.
Oct lis, Issl. J0XATHAW a WAQXER.
ILCREIDT. .
Administrator.
OTRAY X0TICE.
("amt-ainxa tb pr,mlee ef tbe bbJ
slanedta NorihaaipM. township, two mcnthj
m Jl Tbr?adl"ull wVth a white "hack, luppceed
fnLth fear old. which I 1H treasp'",
o.7er n have tb. same by provm, fr pen, and
paylnc tba rt.
OCT'.
JOHX W. BECK.
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