flic
Somerset Herald.
Cli: n'.mts is nest on the list.
;. K. SCl'LL, Edit.
Advertise your holiday (foods in the Hen
it.
I
De-ember T1, 11.
I
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4 HEISIMAS GIFTS.
nt to c the prettiest uud most
'!lt linfof Holiday Goods, justMcp in-
tl h Miow raj-e.
I'ay tip yourento'crij'tioti licforu the close
of the year.
To the Bierclmiit aim Joes not advertise,
"As ye sow, so ulia'.l yc reap."
Quite a number if neer have bwn shot In
' this county already this eon.
It is said less clover was harvested in
Pennsylvania this year than for ) ears past.
Theo lore Tiltou will lecture before the
Teachers' Intituto, on Thursday evening,
the 2th int.
The economical man now isaves his muti
lated coins fr the church collections, they
paw for par there.
'Money is the root of all evil," and most
of us arc digping after the root, sayt the
Huntingdon fJofce.
ul at
J. B. SXTPEB & CoS.
.- i ;.xds at
N.
puryjor '
I). Walihb A Co'.
-,t for nfit week Herald,
",STV CL.U'S HAS COMETO
MRS A. E.'1'HLV.
mm should use the Hkbald
t nf lot of nit White Blanket, at
J. J I. bVtlEB & Co .
fall at X. l)- Walter Co's. and examine
1 -ir iarft stock t Christmas lioods.
p,)." T TAIL T00O AXD PEE JUNTA
HIS. Al
I 1 .--. a ar a
.MU3. A. I.. I
ife a Christmas present at
C. X. Eovd
f.ljwware and Queciisware in great quan
, ar.l txuntiful designs, at
J. B.Sxym:k& (V.
l tiu lIiiBALB Tablet,
ii. U.L A XI) TOYS JI ST ABIUVEI) AT
-r.RYl.OW TRICES. MUST BE SOLI.
-H, IS AWAY POWN FOK DOLLS.
MRS. A. E. UHL.
li-.tUi ! POLLS ! POLLS ! Large Polls,
,.',; p,,!,. Middle-Sized Polls, Polls of
.,rvlecription at
X. P. Waltei A Co s,
l;:ii:ifs men should order their Bill and
,.-!cr Ufa-is put up in packets. We print
f very handsomest at this office.
Ar.rnTS : CARITTS ! CARrETS ! Very
i.Lnp. at
J. B. SSTDEB A CO S.
flat- d Caps in great variety, at 1
J. B. Ssydek A Co s.
S !. Walter 4 Co. have just rerwved
r:Krk of elegant Xew Goody. Before
-.niiij: your Cliristmas presents elsewhere
,:; :iil examine them.
; iiid chronic catarrh badly. 1 took I'e--;,..
I 'n very much better. J. Wil
:n. Medway, I'a.
Mr.ii Markict, MaisCkossStreet. I will
, !i hand at all times, Beef, Turk, Mut
j:?d Fvjsujre, at reasonable prices. Ojen
.,r, a ili run a meat wagon throe times
;i week.
IIekky Kbec.ab.
Somerset, Pa.
Jj.: re.-i.-i.-c.! at X. P. Walter it Cos. one
,' ;li intyct and must complete line or
ir-tnia. Goods ever brought to town.
I1 !!. Ya-H-s, Toys, etc., in great variety.
If y.iu want first-class Stationery at small
( t-uv t!ie IIkbaxc nai-kcU Xote, letter
iltii i-th'T ires put np in this wav. Tlx-v
-t j-.i-: l!ie thing for business men.
SO-TIOE. Headqtiarten for CLOTHING
veben established for this and adjoining
-ums, at
J. B. Suvprc & Co's,
1 x miserable with chronic catarrh-
Prnnaif my remedy and no other. Wra.
H -yd. ri:tbor;.
X. D. Hjlter i Co's., Xo. 6 Mammoth
I K-K-k, is the place to buy your Christmas
lint!-!.
If y.m are in want of Stationery buy the
nraai) pat ki-t ; they are the neatest, l.and
mol and most convenient ont.
If y.ia want a good Pen-knife, a nice set
'Table-knives and Forks, a BreaJ-knife, a
.-hi-r ltiife to carve the Cliristmas tur-
TT. pt tO
3. B. SSYPEB t f il.
TIkw who attend Conrt should not fail to
the nice stock of coods at C X.
--yd s. It embraces everything in the Pnig
Sriiitinery line, and also a full selection
ffln-lries.
IMrXtRTAXT TO TRAVELERS,
ferial inducement are offered you by
llnrlington Koute. It will jmy you to
1 tiii-ir advertisement to It found clse-ri-rvin
this issue.
Mum Mark nr. Main Street. We have
! adJcd a large Refrigerator to our Meat
i-r'aa in which all meats can be kept coo
X clean. Mutton, Beef, Tork, c kept
-"riantly on hand. Open daily. Parties
"ir.p meat ctn have it kept in the Kefrig
s!"T until wanted.
' lave, also, KiO.OtiO new brick for sale,
i- h wc will sell by the hundred or thoua-
'J it a low price.
The English sparrows are congregating In
the large towns, coming from the niral dis
tricts and bye places.
Thepoat-jfSces, railroad and banks arc ra-
rusing to accept mutilated coin. Inquiry
has been made as to who does the mutilat
ing, and the singular statement is made by
a Government detective that nine-tentha of
the work is done by Cuban in Xcw York.
A number of coins are fastened together
and a hole cut through the lot, taking away
about one twenty-fifth of their weight The
same Cubans also carry on the business of
sweating gold coins by shaking Uiem in
bag. It is said that by this operation 100
eagles will in three hours yield 20 in dust
without being obviously injured.
Gabtield Moxcmeht FC5D.
ClETELASD, O., J?0T. 1, 18M.
Somerct CorsTY Bask, C .T. IIabbjsos
j Cawhif.b, .Somerset, Pa.
Peab Sie : Your remittance of H4.i,
raised in your city by 25 cent subscriptions
for the Garfield Monument Fund, has beeji
received. We ex pre our best thanks for
the contribution. Respectfully,
J. H. Wade,
II. B. Pa y.ik,
Josum Pebkjxs,
Committee.
j Mrs. Ed, Alcott and Miss Lizzie, daughter
- of Col. E. P. Y'ulzy, visited Somerset in the
; early part of this week.
We understand that a grave-yard insur
ance agent from Adnms county is ojK-rating
in ik-dford and Somerset counties.
Physicians have been called on to vaccin
ate a number of persons since the death of a
suiall-pox patient a short distance from
town.
j Communion servic in the Presbyterian
Church next Sabbath. Rev. J. M. Barnett
will officiate. Preparatory service on Satur
day at 2 and 7 p. m.
"Know thyself" may be an excellent sort
of proverb, but some pjoj-le would't know
very miu h if they obeyed it implicitly.
S!ctihniriVe Ilrrald.
One who claims to know says that smok
ing tends to- drunkenness. Drunkenness
in this world tends to smoking in the next
and MJon't you forget !t."
Boyd does not have much to any in his
Christmas ad, to be found on this page, but
just imagine that the blank space is filled
with the names of pretty, unique and ciiri-
ous things, and vou will have some idea of
the handsome stock of Christmas present
he has on hand. There is no need of send
ing to the city for vour Christmas offerings
this year, when so many pretty presents are
a Ivertised in the IIeralp. Keep your eye
on onr advertising columns and you will
know just who keeps the best and finest
stock.
Or. last Tuesday the evening mail from
Rockwood, which had been disconnued
for a short time, was restored, much to the
gratification of our business men.
A teacher asked recriitlv the definition of
the word "riot." 'lt means," said 12-year-old
lad, "a free fight in which any one
can take part without paying a cent."
Mor Stutzmnn informs us that he has
fout.d an eight foot vein of white fire-clay
or. the land leased by him from Henry Keis-
t r.jand that he is now negotiating the sale
of the same.
John L. Ladd, Eli Terkins, Theodore Til
ton, John B. Gough. and Pr. A. A. Willcts
will lecture before the Westmoreland peda
gogic institute, which convenes at Grcens
burir, Pecember 2Gth.
The Postmaster General has decided the
American Manufacuring Company, of Bos
ton, 1 1 b; a fraudulent concern, and has Is
sued instructions forbidding the delivery of
moncv orders or letters to it.
An exchange says: '-The Lor! loveth
a cheerful giver," but there is no chucking
a copper cent into a contribution box loud
enough to make the folks on the hack seat
thii.k the communion service has tumbled
on" the altar.
The Srienfift Amaritan, says "you can
have fresh apples by packing them in dry
hemlock sawdust, as your eggs in salt. We
hae them fresh until the new crop is gath
ered. They should le put in piles to sweat
before packing.
The public schools at Poylstown arc fu
migated with snlphnr twice a week as a pre
caution against dipthcria and other conta
gious diseases The idea is a good one, and
and at the same time might properly be im
itated in other places.
The coming Teachers' Institute is making
anxious the jdagogucs of the county. An
earnest etfort will be niade by Superintend
ent Wcller to make it one ot the most suc
cessful ever held in Somerset. The lectures
will lie by new and good men.
Mr. George Tayman, r.ianager of the
twroerset House;" drives a pair of "dailies"
he received from the blue grass region of
Kentncky on Saturday. They make a
"humming" team, and George claims to
have tlie best team in the conntv. I
Why Xor? A fast mail train, leaving
Philadelphia early in the morning, is sup
ply inrg people along the line of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad with their mail several hours
in advance of the former time. A number
of the papers along the line of the B. & O.
Railroad are urging that a mail train, leav
ing Baltimore early in the morning he plac
ed ou the road, which would enable people
in western Maryland and south-western
Pennsylvania to get their Baltimore and
Washington mail at a reasonable hour. It
is a rood suggestion and one we should like
to st- carried out If not, why not?
The Ed'tor and proprietor of the Xorth
Anuriran fitlac announces that the Review
will be hereafter published at Xo. 30 Lafay
ette place, and will apnear under its own
imprint. He Mates that he has found it
impossible to continue the publication in
spirit of the motto adopted by its founders,
making it a forum of independent thought,
and extending, at his discretion, the hospi
tality of its pages to thinkers and scholars
of all creeds and belief, and at the same
time to retain relations with a publiahii g
hoUAe havini; extensive school-book and
other interests to promote. Tins change of
imprint will involve no alteration what
ever in the organiEaiion or service of the
Review.
Charles Mason, a colored man, living in
"Spiller's commissary," about two mile
:iorth of Somerset, on the S. 4 C, . E,
died of small-pox on last Thursday. Mr.
Mason was an energetic, shrewd, bard-working
man who had accumulated considerable
property. For a number of years be has
been a sub-contractor on railroad work and
has uuttl!y been successful. He visited
Pittsburgh last week and shortly after his
arrival home was attacked by small-pox.
He will be remembered by many of the
readers of the Hkralt as the man whm lost
considerable valuable sttx k by the burning
of a stable on the farm of Jude Mussulman
a year or more ago.
Why it Wwldx't Work. The firm of
Hay Bros,, recently placed a heater in the
basement of the residence of Jacob Zimmer
man, Esq., on Bedford street, and on Tues
day last the concern got out ol order. The
damper would not work properly, and al
though a good fire could be kept up la the
furnace there was no perceptible heat radia
ted from the roisters. An employee of the
firm was dispatched yesterday to find out
the cause of the trouble, and detaching a
pie at the danir he found a good-sized
pheasant wedged in such a way as to pre
vent the turning of the plate. The bird bad
evidently made its way from the hill and
alighted on the chimney-top, from whence f
it tumbled in and got caught ami roasted.
Jihttr.n-n Trihvme.
A snort tits mo Mr. George Tayman. of
the "Somerset Hons," sent to a gentleman
in Baltimore to send hint couple of newly
arrived emigrants, a man and a woman, to
work about the hotel. Last week tbey ar
rived, fresh from the Fatherland, unable to
speak or understand a word of English.
Tbey were put to work and proved to be
competent, energetic and willing until the
latter part of last week, when it was noticed
that the man appeared moody and dissatis
fied, evedeotly laboring under strong men
tal depression brought about by homesick
ness. Friday night he arose from hi bed
in a third-story room and walking to the
window jumped to the ground below; al
though considerably braised no bone were
broken, and he started to run down aat
street. He was overtaken just as he reached
the old station and was placed in the hands
of a German Catnily, named Zimmerman,
living opposite. He has been gradually re
gaining his mental balance and it is thought
will be all right in a few day. It was a
perilous leap.fnll fifty feet, and the wonder
is that ha was not killed outright
Bchidcli Chances. In a lengthy article
in regard to the death rattle insurance
sharks, the Connelbrville Ontritr has this to
say in regard to parties in this county, who
gamble on the chances of the boot moving
over the dark river of death ahead of sched
ule time : "We understand that one Calvin
Holmes, of Scottdale, has been acting as
agent for one of the Ilarrisburg companies,
and has succeeded in getting $5,000 worth of
policies on the life of John Burkct, an 85
year old citizen of Somerset county. The
amount is in policies ot $1,000 each, and
they are held by five young men living near
Broad Ford. Puring the past week their
assessment amounted to four dollars each.
An old lady named Connelly, living in
Somerset, is said to be policied in the enor
mous amount of $50,000. She is at least 05
years of age and is quite feeble, 'Squire
Anlt, of Scottdale, is credited with having
procured this insurance. An amusing story
is told of the speculations of a Somerset at
torney on the life of an aged lady who died
a few weeks ago. The attorney noticed her
feeble health and thought -she would be a
splendid subject. Accordingly be succeed
ed in having $30,000 placed on her life; but,
alas for the deep laid schemes of the wily
man of the law, the old lady died too soon I
It was one of the conditions of his policies
that in case the subject died within thirty
days, the policy holder would get nothing.
The lawyer paid $300 for bis chances in the
death-lottery, and he cot just what he de
served nothing. Why didn't you give us
the name of the lawyer, Snyder ?
Teachers' IssTirtTE.-Attention Teachers,
Teachers and others attending the Institute
must not forget that the place to buy Books
of all kinds. Reward Cards, Albums and all
kinds of good kept in a first -class Book
Store is at Cbas. II. Fisher's Book Store,
Cook St Beerits' Block.
Saltan's CossuumvE CcBt.Thia is be
yond question the most gucverafnl Congh
Medicine we have ever sold, a few doses in
variably cute the worst cases of Cough,
Croup, and Bronchitis, while its wonderful
success in the cure of Consumption is with
out parallel in the history of inclicitic.
Since its first discovery it has been sold on a
guarantee, a Utt which no .other medicine
can stand. If you have a cough we earn
estly ask you to try it. Irice 10 its.. 50 ct..
and tl .00. If your Lungs are sore, Chest or ?
Back Lame, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. '
Sold by Geo. W. Benford, Pruggist, Bom
rset. Ta.
i
COLEMAX MCS3EU. At the Reform
ed parsonage, Berlin, Pa., on Xov. 27, 1681,
by Rev. 8. R. Bridenbaugh, Mr. Hiram W.
Coleman to Miss Ella J. Musscr, both of
Brothcrsvalley township, Somerset county,
Pa.
HEIXBAlT.H-SECHLER.-On Xov.
23, 18S1, at the residence of Andrew Cough
enour, by G. W. Anderson, Esq., Mr. nar
vey Heinbaugh, of Addison township, to
Miss Ala Sechler of Milford township, Som
erset county, Pa.
PHILLIPPI SAVAGE. By the same,
at his residence in V rsina, on the 27th of
Xovember, 1831, J. W. Phillippi, of Lower
turkeyfoot township, to Miss Missouria
Savage, of Garrett county. Md.
Forxo. On the Berlin road, about one
mile from Somerset, three new coverlets and
several hanks of yarn. The owner can ob
tain the same by proving property and pay
ing the damage.
Mrs. Ciias. Bbasicxeb,
Shiloh's Catarbh Remedy, A marvel
ous cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria, Canker
viouth and Head Ache. With each bottle
there is an ingenious nasal Injector for the
nore successful treatment of these com
plaints without extra charge. Frice COcts.
Sold by Geo. W. Benford, Pruggist, Som
erset, Ta.
in
I HAVE THE FIXEST STOCK OF HOL-
IBAY GOOPS EVER 8HOWX IX SOMER
SET COUNTY", IXCLrBIXG SOMETHING
TO SUIT EVERYBOPY AXP EVERY
BOPIESTURSE AT
MRS. A. E, UIIL'3
Foa Sale ox Rext. The Somerset Steam
Grist Mill for sale or rent ; also Patent Port
able Flour Mill. For information call on
or address
J. H. ZlMMKBMAX,
Somerset, Pa.
Advebtokd Letteb. The following ad
dressed letters in the Postofllce, at Somer
set, will be sent to the Pcad Letter Office
Washington, P. C, if not called for on or
before Pec 24th, viz :
Baldwin, W. O, Miller, Mr. Horace,
Banks, Peter. McEluain, John,
Bowels, Wm., Morgan. James,
Cummins, Chls., Meyer, Johann, (Ger.)
Punham, A Shunk, Miss Sohia,
Ponner, W. M.t Snowden, Asbury,
King, Solomon,
7WSTALS.
Joyce, W. F, (2) Shaffer, John II.,
Sylvester, E. C.
A. C. Pa vis, V. M.
A number of Washington county farmers
have made fish ponds on their lands and
stK-ked them with German carp, w hich art-
supplied in cans by the United States Fish
Commission. The experin-ent has jirovcn
very successful, the fish attaining a good
size in a comparatively short time.
Rom Path & Co.
I: hss never yet been definitely settled as
v'ao "struck Billy Patterson," but the
-i.'ic are a unit in saying that Sol Uhl
ntbe largest and best stock of Boots,
Hats, Caps, etc., to be fonnd in the
:my. He has jnst received his fall stock.
" ' one of tue largest and most com-
cv? bronght to Somerset county. Give
cail.
It-iots, Boots ! Hats, Hats, Hats !
('i, Cai ! and everything kept in a
-!ss Bt Shoe Store is to found at
' : H -Vs. in Mammoth Block. His stock
his prices low, his terms r ssona
' Yi-u ean save 20 per cent, by buying
liim. Ilissales are large and his pro
Mnall. Cull and see him and be con-w-1.
t til to rvaJ aud rememlier that I am
i"-el to sell the best Coffee for the ruon-,
town, having purchased a patent roaft
' M wlli ,ave all grade of tresh roasted j
' 1 n l.as.ds at all times. Also, a full j
- v- t. ii. (iroer-rU-t (inin iml IVnt-Iinns
l ue uncst specimen or wild turkey we
hive ever seen was on exhibition at the
oie of Mr. Josiah Pise! last Tuesday even
ing. "Tucker," the "boss hunter," had
taken to the woods early in the morning of
that day and was rewarded with a gobbler
that measured six fort from tip to tip and
weighed twenty pounds. It was a beautiful
bird.
ijinte a sneccg-itul protra-tC"l meeting is
being held at the Metzler Church, a few
miles south of town. The church is night
ly filled with large and attentive audiences,
many persons being unable to get scats on
Saturday night. We understand that the
meetings will be held for several weeks to
come and it is thought that much good can
be accomplished for the cause of the Master.
Rev. Noon is be pastor in charge.
Ixmk after tlie cabbage patches in your
gardens. It is stated npon excellent an
thority that decaying cabbage is a fruitful
source of diphtheria. It will be well to
watch the cellars closely during the coming
winter, and remove at once all decaying
vegetation. A little attention to the sanita
ry regulation of house and premises in sea
son, wiil repay our readers in the enjoy
ment cf better health and a reduction in
the doctor's bill.
- h-T-
1 1-n-i-s.
JostAM Killer.
Oi'i-osite Somerset Honse.
"MlfHTAXT T THE PUBLIC.
" ' pwd heavy Suits at t3.50, worth $5.00
1.50, " f..00
" " " COO, " .00
8.00, " 10.00
"' 1'at.ts at a cts., 75 ct-., and $1 ; worth
' ". nl 2. '
pood, heavv, all wool coats at 2JW,
H r.
T;-- wme at 43.30, worth $0 M.
" sy Overcoats at $2.50, worth $4.00
3.30, " 5.00
" - .so, a.50
ame at 55 ctn worth 73 cts.
"'"" !Brusscl.s) at 85cts., worth $1.2A
"ii. yir(l wi(le oij cjojj at y, cU j
cts.
It--. . i
-Jt Heavy huits at $3.00, worth $4 50
Gunhrts from 90 eta. up to tZJOO
'! Men's Cape from 23 ets. up.
rnn V ... .V.. 1 I ,
H. licrrLrr's.
T0Y8! TOYS I
l tie t ayeuc county grave-yar J insurance
shark, who has been operating in this coun
ty, has fhaken the dust of Somerset from
J hi fret and left for a more congenial field
J of lalKir west of the mountains. He suc
j ceeded in gulling some few of our eople
1 but his subjects were few and far between.
In truth, ours is not a good locality for this
business as our old people are not running
any chances of lteing murdered for a few
dollar.
TOYS !
.ina, TV1. Cook A Reerita have re-
v J,t"l opened out in their 5 and i! and Mien
a very large stock of Toys fori.
lor the little folks. Particular
The healthy man and woman (u matter
how rich) who neither work with their
hands or brains, disregard the plain com
mand, and lose one of the richest rewards
in this life, contentment. The idle are near
ly universally miserable, misanthropic, and
discontented. All history proves the wis
dom nf snaking toil the necessity of the
racs. By this is not meant slavish labor.
Tlie cultivation of the heart and head and
muscles ahonld all go on together. Culti
vate the physical alone and you develop the
splendid savage : the intellect alone and
yuu have tlie skeptic and doubter ; the mor
al and religious nature and you have the
bigoted Christian. But cultivate all tngcth
er, and you have the ideal man and woman
busy with hand and brain to make the world
better all its paths smoother and the race
happier. 14 the fact impress every yonng
mm and woman that the world is in no need
of drones. What it need is workers men
and women that believe work is horioruble
disgraceful.
Tlie sight of Hon. John Cessna acted on
our Democratic and Bacr-Republican neigh
bors vcy much as t he sih t of a red flag is said
to act on a bull, last week. Mr. Cessna was
no sooner known to be in town than, meta
phorically speaking, they commenced to
paw the ground and bellow. Knots of them
congregated on the street mers and in
some of the offices, and Mr. Gwsna's move
ments were watched and discied in an ex
cited manner. The fear that he had come
here to arrange for a conteet tsuk possession
or them and the anxiety they displayed to
discover the exact import of his business
was to say the least amusing. Mr. Cessna,
after attending to some legal business, . left
for Bedford on Tuesday morning and : the
fears of the "lab-da-dahs" were allayed.
The tallest goose story of the season comes
from Montana. The Benton lurord vouch
es for the following : "The agency farm on
Pincbcr Creek, about thirty miles above
Fort McLeod, belonging to the Mounted
Police force, has suffered a severe lows pf
late from a totally nnlooked-for source. The
crop or oats had been harvested ana the
grain was in the shock when the late storm
came on and prevented its heinz housed.
During the storm wild geese in unheard -of
numbers visited the farm and devoured the
greater part of the grain, eating even ; the
straw. The men in charge of the farm,
twelve in number, were ordered outtobtand
the gess off. but were unable to provent
their ravages. Colonel McLeod visited tlie
farm while the geese were there, and in one
aftemooa's shooting bagged nearly 200
birds. ......
A HAXPSOME LINE OF FINE FANCY
GOOPS. NOTIONS, LAPIES' NECK
WEAR, HANDKERCHIEFS, AND WOOL
ENS JUST ARRIVED, AT
MRS. A. E. UHL'S.
of
Habitual Costivejess Is tlie bane
nearfv every American woman. From
usually arise those disorders that so surely
undermine their health and strength. Ev
ery women owes it to herself and to her
family to nse that celebrated medicine, Kid
ney-Wort. It is the snre remedy for con
stipation. nd for all disorders of the kid
ney and liver. Try it in liquid or dry form
Ecmally efficient in either. Bnntott Sunday
Budffft.
You should f ej the stock of Christmas
Cards for sale by C. N. Boyd. It surpasses
any that has ever been brought to Somerset.
A CncAF Fab fob 8ale. A small farm
of CO acre, good bouse and small barn, one
mile from Railroad, on Mud Pike. Very
cheap. Term easy. Possession given im
mediately. Inquire at
' Son ntsET Couxrr Bask.
The fon-e of tlie old saw "A little farm
well tilled," etc., is nicely shown br an ar
ticle in last week's Wheeling IntcWgencer.
W. M. Punlap ownes ten acies between
West Alexandria and West Liberty, on
WbicU he this year raised the folkiwirg :
5 10 bushels of potatoei, a large ptirt of which
he sold at $1.20 per bushel, and 200 bushel
of choice tuber are held over to be nold for
seel next spring )for these he hu t year re
ceived 2ri,i per bushel): a) bushels of
grapes, sold at good market prices ; 50,000
strawlterry plants, at25 per thousand ;
10,0U0 grape vines, at $5 per hundred ; 4,000
to G,0o0 raspberry and blackberry plants, at
') per thousand. His earnimgi this year
were 83 per cent, on value of farm and cost
of crops, leaving him about $W clear after
epinga family of seven perse us. Had it
not been a drouthy sonson be thinks he
could have prodnced LOO" hnsbels of potatoes.
Cosn.ucs Items :
Only one school has been opened yet.
The cause is the asm school house muddle.
" The Confluence Literary .Society desired
the other night that Mormonisra should not
be suppressed by force as it is wrong to in
terfere with religious opinions.
a H. Brooke, our enterprising saddler
and grocer has left hie basines in charge of
hi brother George Brooke, nntil he returns
from the west.
Frank Ross, son of Gen. M. A. Ross, of
Petersburg, ha moved to this place and is
now engaged in the mercantile business
with his brother, A. Marshall Ross.
X.
YOU SHOULD SEE THE CREEPING
BABY AT
MRS. A. E. UHL'S.
Acctios. I will sell at the residence of
A. J. Schcll, in Somerset borough, on Satur
day, December 10th, 1881, at 12:40 oclock, p.
m.. the following personal property, viz : 1
horse, 1 bay mare. 1 cow, 2 pigs, buggies,
harness, 1 snlky, brideles, 1 Singer sewing
machine. 1 cooking stove No. 10. heating
stoves, bedsteads and bedding, tables, chairs
and other household and kitchen furniture.
Terms made known on i!ay of sale.
Ouveb KvErrEB,
Auctioneer.
NEW GOODS!
NEW GOODS!
BARGAINS !
BARGAINS IN
DRY GOODS AND
NOTIONS.
G. R.PARKER.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF VALUABLE HEAL ESTATE.
In pursuance of an order of sale, granted by (be
Couil oi (Jomtnoo Plea of Somerset county. Pa.,
the aoderstabed Amlg-nM ol Jwha King and wife,
will sell at public tale, on
SA TURD A Y, Dccemhtr 31, 1SS1.
at 1 o'clock r v., on tba premises in Milford Twp.
aemcrsei oonnij. ra.
Aorrutlo iraotol Und with the appurtenance,
tltaat to said towotnlp, sdnlniDX lamis of Oeo.
M. Maker, John A. PblillmiL, Jul n Weller heirs
an1 oiber-s euntalolnx 81 acres, more ur leas, 10
acres 01 umoer, anil 1- acre la meailw, balaoo
lo a Koud stxta of cultivation, having thereon
erected a Rood two it-TJ nwelllnR bousa. barn and
other ouitiulldii gi: convenient to churches aud
srhls ; htibs; -t mile irm Uebh.ru and mile
irvin new 4jcauif luo.
TERMS:
One-third or the purchase money to be pal ! on
eonnrmation of fale and delivery of used, one-third
In sis month, and one-lbird lo one year Irwn the
JStb of MuVrmber, 1881. with interest on deferrd
payments from day ol sale, to be aware 1 by jaila-
mml b-nds. Six per cent, of the purchase money
w oe pain on a ay 01 ie, woicn will be leducieu
from the hand money.
E V. WILL.
Dee Alnee.
PUBLIC SALE
By virtue of an order of sale issad oat of the
Coui t of Common Pleas ot Somerset cou.-ty. Pa.,
and to me directed, I will expo 10 pa-Uc sale, oa
the premise!, on
Viumlnj, December 29, 1881.
at 1 o'clock r. v.. the following described real
estate oi Hen y J. Rook, (lunatic), viz :
Ou plantation tiinaia la Addison Twp , Som
erset ooanty. Fa., ad)oinnur land! of W illiam Si 1
tktagb, Isaiah Sllbauah Joe ah MeOllntlek and
other, containing I4 aerea, mora or less, having
la. reon erected a tw -story Iok dweliinx boase.
and ham, havina lso thereoo One orchard of
fruit trees, anoat i acre e'eared. IS acr la
meadow, balance well Umred ; convenient, to
caurcbes and rnooi ; la a Rood taming eomma
nit. U miles fruai U, euia.
TEH ne-iblrd la band on confirmation of
sale one-third la sis monih. and one-third in one
year, with Interest on deferred pamenU from eon
BrmatloB of sale. Ten per cent, of the purchase
money mast be paid on day or sale, deferred mv-
bcbu to be secured by judgment notes oo the
premises.
jun.i it. rsuui J,
Dee. fl Commlue or Henry J. fcook.
S"
EUIFF S SALES.
ht virtue of certain writs of Vend Ex.. Ft. Fa.
antl Lev Fa , Iwued ont of ib Uunrt or OHnmoa
fleas ot Somerset Ue. fa., and to mo directed.
there will be exposed to public, ante at the
Court House, In Somerset, fa., oa
Friday, December SO, 18S1,
at 1 o'clock, r. v.. allthe right, title. Interest and
elalm er the defendant, John H.-yer, of. in
ao-1 to the fol lowing described real estate, situate
In Urnna Bur.. Somerajt county. Pa., eontatnlna'
30 acres, more or k-ts, with a two-story frame
dwelllnK bouse, barn and other ootbuil-ilnr ihere-
oa erected, artjolnina; Nelroa A. TIoe, Williams
and rniiuppi, t. u. i unjr and others, wita toe
appunenanees.
T.I
ken In execution at the suit or Herman IV '
finer, ase of . J. Baer use or C Ing.
ALSO
All the rlitht. title, raterett and claim or the de-
fendani Frank Wolf of. In and to the foltowlna-
real estate siluata la Meyersdale borough, Somer
set county, ra :
No. I. Two certain rot of around (No. 11 and
13) frootlne oa Beyers avenue oa the aonth. a1 ley
oo the west and north, and oa the east by lot or
w iittam Bbaw. nema eiaaty Met front and one
hundred and twenty feel deep, witn a two-story
nrl k dwellina boose, stable, and other outbuild
Inrs ihereo,, erected, with the appurtenances.
No. 3. Two Iota ol prouDd ( No . 7 sad front
Inron Broadway on the aortn. adudalnr Eichth
street on the eat.and alley on the south and west,
rib the appuitenanca.
Takes in exeeutl a at tbe suit of Simon 1L
Martecny, ase of Uliam f. Meyers, el at.
Nonca. All person! parchasbiK at the abov
ale will please ink notice that a par of tbe
purchase money e be made anown at the time
at sale will be required aa Soon aa the t roperty
1 knocked down, otherwise It will be again ex
posed to sale at the risk of tbe first purchaser.
The residue oT th purchase money must be paid oa
or before Thursday or tbe first week or January
Court, the time fixed by theOoun furtheacknowi-dguk-nt
of deeds, and no deed will be acknowledg
ed until the purchase money is paid in full.
UUAK a.IA.E,
Raaairr's Omra. I Sheriff.
Somerset, Dec 7, 181. i
JgSTRAY NOTICE.
Came tre'Fpassing on tne premises oi Andrew
Saslor. ot Somerset township, S--merset c un-
ty, fa , about tbe last of October. IsM, tnree bull
calves, or last sprier. One is red with white spot
on the back and tali nearly all whit ; one Is red
with white back, and one ia blue with white be1 ly.
No ear marks. Tbe owner Is requested to come
forward and prote proneny. nay chances and take
them away, or thry will be disposed ol according
to law.
Dee. T- ANDREW J. SATLOR.
Distillery
. 1d to tbe Urge stock of dollr.
f,m 5 tents to .50. Dolhiof every
v Si!ity. (hin Dolls, Vai DolK
4 Ills. Uttle D,lle, Big 0Us
J7" ""Us. riii in and see our
- . r iun mu ni
P.-ia'Tt'ETTifEf.'uiLLs. If you are sub
ject to ague you niupt be sure to keep- your
liver, boards and kidneys in good free con
dition. Wncn so, you will be safe from all
attack. The remedy to cse i Kidney
Wort. It is the bent preventative of all ma
larial diseases that you can take. Fee adv.
in nif her rohmin.
On Ritunl-iv l.ud two men iiameJ W!l'
helm and Reefer were bunting in tbe moon- J
tains near Hal isry, bornerset county,
Both were calling turkeys and neither
knew that the other was in the woods. Wil
helm gave the amal notes to his "caller"
and Kccfc r, tliiaking it was turkey re
plied. Wilhelna, deceived by the reply, an
swered it, and jt the zaen unconsciously
drew together. Aa Wilbelm advanced be
suddenly caagbt sight of a moving object
partially concealed by a tree. He took de
liberate a ia with his rifle and fired, hot
what was bis horror to see Eerfer atragger
from behind the tree and fall npon the
ground. The unfortunate man was shot
directly tk rough the heart. Let this serve
as a warning to thaee men who are overly
'ui.xiuu for a shot," There are soine men
who will blase away npon tbe s'ichtest sus
picion, without any investigation as to what
the object at which they direct Uieir fire ,
may be, and when snen of thin kind are ia
the wood titer ia no s.tf'-ty for anybody j
else within a half-dozen r ihj ldCa-!
ttttt.
A TLibkbal Bawaan Will be paid for the
recovery of fonr yearling cattle, three steers
and one heifer, tlie former red? and white,
(one a little brindled), and the heifer white,
with red ears and mutzle. No ear marks.
Jacob Spybeb,
Wellersbunt. P. O., Somerset county. Pa.
COATS AND DOLMANS CHEAP, AT
MRS. A. E. UHL'S.
raaruMU. Sealed proposals will be i
ceivwd asthaCbmmbwfoners office until 10
o'clock, a. aa., January 2. isa2, for furnish
(MUMCfauvtHooM and Jail with Coal,
half luaoa and half rourh, from the 7th of
January, 1882. to 7th of January, 1883.
, By order of Commissiorers.
W. M. Sraaoca,
... v,- Clerk.
Christmas is almost here. . Oo at once to
C. X. 75od' and see his rtrxltrjf fir fmods.
' If you would save money, buy Albums.
Writing Darts, Gold I'm, Box Paper.
Oder Case. 1'arfuraery and Toilet Articles
atC JJ. Boyd'. .
s,';. , safwjffji
Atwts Ttei Qrasnos. Why do so
BBAoy paopl we around as, seem to pre
r to suffer aatd bo mad miserable by In-
digtsaioB, Ceawtipatlon, Dissiness, Loss of
Appetite, Coming up of the Food, Yellow
Ekia, wbati for 7i eta. w will sell them 8hi
U)iB THaliwar, tnaaranteed to cure them.
8oT3 by (km. W. Benford. Pruggist, Som
erset, r. " '
YAitH TfVJB OOfttTfORTS AKD HOODS
IN ALL, COLORS AT
Jim A. E. UHL'S.
fan &
flHE undewljcned Admlnlttrator with the will
J. annexed of K ran ft Nubra. lata of Stonycreek
township, dee'd, la purtaane of aa order issued
from ibe Orphans' Court of Somerset eounty. Pa.,
will expose to public sale, on tbe premises, oa
Thursday, December 29, 18S1,
at 1 o'clock p. m., the following descrilied real er
tate, late the property of ild deceased, vis :
No 1. A tract ol 1 ad in Stonycreek township,
adlnl' g lands of J'-nl. J.. Walker, Adam ia
STttnt, Jacob Kennell's heirs, and other, eon slu
ing ITS acre, more or Iras, about 100 of which are
cle.r. i acre In meadow, and the oalanre well
limbered, having thereon erected a good two-story
dwelling house, large bank barn and other out
buildings. N t A 1 of ground adjoining No 1, contain
ing 13 perches, oa which located lb celebrated
"Suhre Distillery," with wa.er privilege and ev
rythlng pertaining to said distillery.
TEEMS : ;
One-half cash : baiaoea la two equal annual
payment. paichaM ssuoey to be secured by
judgment.
JOHW M. aLie8NEE,
ADAM INOKUNT.
decT Adm'ri e. k a. of Fraas Snare, dee'd.
SOMERSET EOUltTt EACH!
(ESTABLISHED 1877.)
CHARLES J.HARRISON,
CASHIER AND MANAGER.
VJnltcd
noileetloo mad in all part of the
Bute.
CHARGES MODERATE.
Parties wlnbiegtcsrad money West eaa beae
enmnradautd by draft aa New York la aay ram.
OvUeethiB sand wltk pnmplaetl. V. 8. Bond
bouat sad loki. Meaey and valuables secured
byoMef Diebuid'i celrtraud tales, wlLh a ttar
gl a Yale 0 SO UM loefc.
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
W AA legal hctMT Irtieei HilTB
IIOLIDA TAD VERTI8EMEST which will
I-
appear next week. In the meantime, call fj
i I
1 at hi Store ami e the Sire Good already
in etock.
o-
J. M. HOLDERBAUM & SON,
RiTlsg th'j W Jay of Otntwr, 1-W1, purrtiaaed of J. II. IIOLrjEafUOI his enU.-e"k cf
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
AGEICULTUEAL IMPLEMENTS ! !
Will cuu'.iuue t'uo biuiaeas at the OLD STAM),
WEST END MAIN STREET, SOMERSET, PENN'A.
W ire aw rc?e!Tir-g a lra Hoe of
LEY GOODS, N0TI02TS, a732:3"v7A2S, G2CCZEI23,
EATS and CAPS, BOOTS aad SHOES, CA2PSTST5S
sad FLOOS OIL CLOTZS, ard as
Especially Largo Let cf
MEN'S AND BOY'S CLOTHING!
HEAVY SUITS AND OVERCOATS FOR FALL AND WINTER TRADE
Which a will Nil eheap. We will not bra; how mush we will undersell our neighbor, but
liivlie all to
CALL AND SEE FOR THEMSELVES !
WC WILL TAKE ALL COOD COUNTRY PRODUCE IN EXCHANCE.
Wealsokeepafulllineofallklrirtiof aarK-wliwrnl ImplfnrBli. kd-1 have tbe Agenry
forthe MleoTlhe raetQVHAat and tOVPt.K dk lU'H Kmw til lasian.
49 W have jsM received a tar load of ' W taToi(JttlLL... U BOU.Lt ALT, lie very kloi
for preservlog your meat. ocu-at
JOHN F. BLYMYER,
DEALER IN
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints
OILS, &C, &C
The followinj; Ls a partial li.it of Goods in Ptock : CanK-nti-r's Tooi. riano-t. Saw
Hatchets, llaiuiu-n, Chisels, Adzf, 4c., Islai ksmith's ljKx!s, 15fllow, Anvib, Vios,
Files, Hammers, 4c, Saddlery Hardware, Tal Tree, Oi Saddles, Itamen, licckli-. Rinir,
Bits, and Tools. Table Knives and Forts, Pocket Knives, scior, Sjrm and lliizi.r-..
ine larrewsinca m romertetixiunty. fainter rhJ. a full stork, w t:ite la
Colored Faints for inside and outride paintnifc, I'ainti in oil, all cuior?.
Varnish, Turpentine, Flaxseed Oil, Urusiies, Japan Dryer, Walnut
Mains, Ac. Window jlw of ail sizes and gli-:s cut to
any shape. The Ket Coal Oil always on hand.
Our stock of Coal Oil Lamps i-i very
large and (Xirnprises very elegant
ctyle. IiiLttorfs Cucu-
lar. MuW and
Cross-cat Saws. Mill
Saw Files of best quality. Porcelain-lined
Kettles. Handles of a'.l
kinds. Shovels, Forks, Spades, llakcs. Mattock.
Grub Hoes, Picks, Hcvtbes, Ifnatlis, tledes, Cast Meel.
Mason Hammers, .Step La.lders, Carriage and Tire Bolts of all
sizes. Looking Glasses. Wa.-hlxKml, Clotlies Wringers, Meal Sieve?.
Door Mats. Basket. Tnlrt. Wooien Kockefs. Twine. Rre of all sizes. Hav Pul
leys, Butter Prints. Mop Sticks, Trap- "'teelyarfU. M-at Cutters and Stutiers. Trai. Cow
Chains, Halter Chains, Shoe, last. -..nd s:nilj Brushes, Horse Urushes, Curry Combs, Cards,
DOOR'I.OCKN, 1IIXUTJ. SCREWS. JjATCH FJi, DOOK-IiXOCS
and everything in the bsiiidn's ijie. Caps, Lead, SUot, Towder, Peftty Fuse, etc., etc
The fact R I keep ever.-tlJus t bat te!ontrS in tlie Hanlware trade. I deal ex Ins; vo'.y
m this kind of eood and give my whole attention to it. Persons who are building, or
any one in need of anythim: in my line, will iind it to their advantage to give me a ca'l.
I will always give a reasona creilit to responsible persons. 1 thank my old customers
for ther patronage, and hope this nson to make many new ones.
DOXT FORGET THE PLA T.
ISo. 3, BAEE'S BLOCK."
January Ji, isso.
JOHN F. BLYMYER
TBTJSSES !
THC8SES !
TRUSSES
TKCSSEA!
TKrSSES!
TKrSSES t
TBCSSES !
TRUSS ESI
TBCSSES!
TBTJSSES 1
TBCSSES :
TBTJSSES.!
TBTJSSES !
TBCSSES!
TBCSSES!
TBCSSES!
TBCSSES!
TBCSSES!
TBCSSES I
TBCSSES!
TBCSSES!
TKCSSES
TBCSSES!
TBCSSES I
TBCSSES !
TRUSSES f
TBCSSES,
T-Ogri-1-rr-tlrin
4-4 4
s s
2 5 2 2
S 3
!i m V
TRUSSES ! TRUSSES ! !
Those afflicted should see the Gne lot of the above gootis
just received by
C. 2ST. BOYD.
HARD RUBBER TRUSSES, CERMAN TRUSSES
LEATHER and COMMON TRUSSES
Do not fail to see the new
CEi.X-iT7X.Oro TRUSS I
Always clean and comfortable, will not RCST or EEEAK
and is by tar the finest truss yet out, Boyd sells them and
will make a speciality of fitting you. A nice lot of
LADIES' and GEVTS SHOULDER BRACES
are among the new goods received.
Any goods not in stock will be ordered when desired, eom-
rising sjcrrotrrteas, Belts, Bakdagek, Elastic fToi-Kisn,
jiKacAPs, AHJrrs for varicose veins, weak swollen or ul
cerated limbs.
TThose having trouble to get Trusses to fit wul do we!'
to call and have measure taken, and tit will be guaranteed
Good goods and prices reanonablc.
c. :sr. boyd,
MAMMOTH BLOCK. - - SOMERSET, PA
3S3SSSSSSS
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Int. O O 7 .
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TRUSSES :
TRT'ssES :
TBIVSES!
TRUSSES !
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trusses:
TRUSSES!
TRUSSES!
TRUSSES !
TRUSSES!
TEUSSES !
trusses:
TRUSSES.
TRUSSES !
trusses:
trusses :
trusses:
trusses :
TRUSSES :
trusses:
TKCSSES !
trusses:
TRUSSES !
TRUSS E S
XTOTICE.
SO. 49 rifTH AVESCE.
To Impart a PRACTICAL. BUSINESS EDCCATIO?? ta, fur many yers ao l nilh Rre it iim-
ccm, bru ib ulm of DufT Collrv. , , ... ...
Xb faJthntl atuairat kro foellltle tnr wfi atrsiaiaa: will iiuui!f aim tor n ImaWute
utraaraupoa practical dutie In ny .hreof life,
rnrrireuiar. aaarw r. sir !.-" ....
m-nmm'm akklu. nnblUbml bt Harrier a UruttMrs, urintcJ in eoiurs V NifS. Tbe
Ury.n work oa IB nrlonee publial. A wur fur bankers, railrtmas, ba.!te men, aud inu-Uel
aenraataat. Prtr 3.i. ouvl
PATENTS
o!taIneil. ami ait !oin in ta V. S. Patent
firhce, or la tho Courts attended to for MODERATE
FEES.
v e are oppoolt tho V. S. Patent Off!', e
(caeJ in PATENT BUSINESS EXCIUSIVEIY, i
enn oNai. pMiniA m im um. Uuut tboM rvmote
frum WASHINGTON.
W ben aulei or drawlna I ant wo adrl aa t
patnitability fre of chant; ami we mane NO
CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT.
e refer, br, to ibe FostQU'.ier. tuo Snpt. of
tbe Money Jnirt Uivistuo, and to officials of tbo
1 :. S. Patent tltfles. For eirruUr, Mvloe. tertas,
ami relrrene to aclnal elieati la year own su:
r eouuty, aiitlres
C. A. SNOW & CO..
Uppoeita Pftteat OfBw.
W.bii)un. I), t".
To all permm whom It may concern, take an
tic that I aava Blade application to Hon. A. K.
liunkl. rcrotrr of Internal Atfalrs, fur war
rant lor 14 acre of unimproved land, attuata In
Sbade towwaiu, rtomerwt c.unly, Pornsylyaola,
adiolnln laodsof Joan Slick on tho nortb. Ja
cob Madman on tho wet,.anl Jona- ban R W
ner on tne aoutn and m : and at im expiration
of thirty day will aik tbat a warrant ba uuvd
lor tna aam lo njo.
Oct 19. 1831. JOSATHASB. WiO.VEB.
FOR SALE CHEAP !
A valuable farm, smooth and level, underlaid
wltk lint and coal, containing 16u acroM. well
leaced and built, only thnUrtr of mile
from Rockwood 8tatloa on tna Pitubarvh Il vi
rion of tbo B AO R. K-, and ou main ruad lc4
loa front latur MaUon to Maw Cenmvllle. 'cr
partkulan, apply to
I k a n n vi l i,
BOTlS M Urrlna, P.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Emm
t of Joka Walbla, lata of Paint Township
Domarwn vo., ra., ate a.
Lattarl of vlmlniltratlna aa tbo a bora ejtat
bavlna baa arnatad to tka aadonicnad. by tba
propar authority, not lea Is karaby aivea 'o ihor
ladebtad to rl to auk laaMdlat payment, and
tbo bavraa alalataor damand will praacnt them
duly autMntiaaud. lor aattlamant, on Prlday,
noeemoar m, an, at tue aoaaa Ol jonaiaan
Weibl la (aid tawMhlp.
JUMATHAlf WEIBLE,
If or. Administrator ot Joka Walbla, doe..
deer 1
E
XECUTOK'S NOTICE.
A vitlnaM firm containing about Ont Iiud"i:
.i Sixty-fit Am: (lot) any to ttity-arr (to-ii)
acre nf tba aneat litk and Poplar tlnioor In Ltc
onler Valley, twenty dra acre excellent meadow,
cl-bty acres rpleadld grain anl pacturo land, bo
lides other timber laud, all wil water. d. lime
stone on tbo farm, good frame h.uc. waaon bMl,
arain bouM an t Iok barn. Siiaatcd from AVck
port, P. K. R.. 4 miles, Laeolie. P. K. B . mllcf.
Wat FairSeld, on and ono-balf mi!, wbere may
idwayi ba l.und aeaab araia and hay market.
TERMS EASY.
Address
J AS. Q. LKMMOV,
37ol V vuuland At.,
PblbMelpbla, Pa.
(Or inquire of I). W. Lemmou, LaLrulw ,Wm.
Dureland l o.. Pa ) net lil
KctataoT Joka BotKbar, latest atlddlaeraak towa
kip, daeaanad.
LatUr tostasanitary oa tka a bora cstata
karlna baaa rrantod to ch aadorrlrned by Ut
aropar aatkortty i not lea la boraby atvaa to ail
poraonJ indabtad to (aid aatate to ma It Immedlat
pa i maat, aadta kavlnfl aiaimaaaamst tba mm
will praaaat tbam daly autaoetkaud for ftil
aaent oa Tkarsday, taa loth day of Dacembar,
tail, at Ike late resident of tk deceased.
C. B. MUOkE.
Nov. Kseeutor.
s
TRAY NOTICE.
C mrTiti cn fh.o pnmipe of th ueJer-
daneil In Nortbaroptoa loworbip, two month
aa-u, a brlnrilo bull with a white back. rupp-J
to bo three yearn old, which ia Kill trewpawiaa-.
)w ner can hava the nm by rroruif property end
paving charge.
ieti JOHW. BECK.
4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Enatf Thama Bill, lata of Coefloenee Vcr.,
LaUarref dmralMmioa oa abov eatat havtna
beaa Tntd to the andertirnad by tba propar aa
tkontv.aotte I karaby givaa to all peracaa la
debtad to (aid eatat to make immediate pay
ment, aad tfceo bsvta; claim acatuet It to pra
aaat that daly atb. nikmted lor settlement on
Saturday poe. Slat, isal,t th tafidrpe of Mary
Eiita 8111, la CoaOueace.
boric Adminletrator.
AUDITOR'S NOTICE.
Sttat of Zath. T. Mueller, 1st of Quemaiwsia
townahip, doo'd.
Tb unuerrlsned. oa mot lea of J. O K!ma:at,
beln appointed aoclltor to dlnribute the
fand in tbahandaof Vi'llliam Maurar, aOmlnlr
trator of Mid dee d . to and amun tb. aa legrlir
antttlad thereto, will atiaud to lhadutleaof said
appointment, at bi omec, ia Svmerwt boeuu-h,
tvedaeesr, IJeecmr li. lsel, at 1 o'clock p. in.,
when all rirtle iniereatcd amy attend.
li. P. PATTERSON. ,
BQT23 AudUrr.