Ui
0
.NiliiCttCl I!cV:iiI.j
nmwcm'i:.voisn .:.. arrr-ei
N .i-in i'ii-Hi( ii:'.'.n iL Win,.'
.
Pr. One.lsy Inst s nor trrlrtdin
CuiuU-riitnd with a fina-lQcVln white fHrl.
nuiuc l I'ultiii', ami ak.U a minister to
marry tliv!ii. ll was julnrmrsl that tlia
law of Mary lan.i wwiM not penult it. Tho
conpla them pr.xvisl.-l ti Wellerrhury, Som
erset Cootity, where tlicy wer married.
On their return t their home in West Vir
ginia tbt girl's father suddenly appeared be
fore the guilty pair ami demanded hia
dartghter, bt)rvuiiii the neirra shot him.
1 Within an hour afterward th. muttlerer
Mr. IVmVI S'.nntown claims i wa swiiiing to the limbof a t with a
' liave r:ii 1 tin . nui.i.!..n Imp, consider- , u unmml his neck,
iiitt us "i'tU- fMinty. It was IS months - a- . .
id ami dre-tl .Vtupoumls. He would like! Mr. Absalom J. GueUtr, of the firm of
I :;ln'r"nT Pilo lm Ix-en ntiiied l his
. h..uM- I't.r the -.t wih-H by a wry srrintis
' illn-. I if is hicvir, re?jverinjj and
! !i t be alwmt.
. Mr. .'anb Mirtr. i.y ili.sl at bis resilience
' .iH..i,t ..i.e mile i,..r!h of Somerset, Sunday
"mown, in llic kVIi year ttf ae, During
! Iiislife Mr. Murieenv enjoyed the confidence
mid -tfiii ol nil lo knew him.
E13CEIPTS AND EXPEND1TUBBS
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re.s. H-y-
''ar fr .t0 ;,mv jro tint can lsat it.
l'uria,' ih- .i-t vtk the Herald added
ir l.ut n 1n.1v i.mitts tw its subscriptUm list,
vhirii jris-sui show that pure and unadul-
' TMtil Ufpulilit'jttiixm in atill appreciated
by lione-d; yeomanry of Somerset county.
j Pimw pass the beans.
A conteinrary informs the public that
! the latest crate for ladies is a dress album,
j A piece of every new dress is carefully cut
! sn,l KumiucJ on one side of the loaf, and
j t. e dale attached. Thus the bouk forms
I a complete hu-tory of a UJy'a costume from
NeaHon t season.
.'t'J
C. X.
s will soi
rie4 r.v-1'ii
I mens' overvf i
. It. sNVnr.K V V.
t:iuCrwh-lv.y lnys -
Eov. W. A. Reininjt'.-r is nciw holdinf; a
series of meetings in KuiAnuel'a Church,
j Kvangi'liml Asociatii)ii, two miles and a
j i half north of Somerset. It will continue
;over Sunday, the l!th. There will lie
; Hmn!uniontervicts on Sunday morning,
i Fob. Rev. J. Purti-h, of Stoystown. hss
f j been aiislinj; during tbcpa.st week.
without
,.f IVrU'ia-
f )tv.'l bed
. ,., ,-o-t 111
iuar 1
ini.:rts w
11 be
,: A'-
li. nrrr:.KY.
!:fv'.' ai J . H. Sny-
At an mljourneJ Court held Saturday
m! C"!V"e ! morning, after hearing the testimony read.
and the arguments of counsel fr0 a1" rc"li
'.lie Court granted Mr. John Slacer, of Jley
eidalc, a restaurant liivuse, ns prayed for.
A renions-irancc against the granting of the
licence had hron filed by a number of citi-
, zens f that place, and Hc Court heard b;li
sides fully Im-Ato cleciuingl'i gmnt the li-'iitse.
A. J. Cast beer &. Co., died at his residence
on Main street, t an early hour Tuesday
evening. Mr. (W.beer had been engaged in
the mercantile business for a great tunny
years at which he aiur.s.-tcd cptite a bund
some estate. Some thirty years :tp w hile
out limiting, the content of a gun were ac
cident'y disiharped into his aide inflicting
a terrible wound from which he never tui
ly recovered and whi;h eventually caused
hia death. He was about fifty-two years ol
age and was highly respected in the com
munity. Ho leaves a wife ami ten children
to nionrn his loss,
V. H. liilehrist, of this place, attempted
to cross Shawnee creek, near SchclUhurg,
one day last week but missed the fording.
He had not proceeded far until he discov
ered that he was traveling on ice, over
which the water, to a considerable depth,
was flowing. Two wheels 011 one sidu
broke through the ice, CUn the buy
with water and almost capsizitifi it. Thcu
one of the horses went through, disappear
ing from sight entirely fora moment. Af
ter some trouble the animal was g-t on his
feet again and the buggy and its occupant
safelv landed on terra flrmo. F.rJfurd Qa
,! V.slfiitin-
t :
A Wbv. I'll' eV.T
,r A Co.
at C.
!, 'i--ns
,. Ili:i:u.t i-.'iii
('. N. j'x'.vd.
,( i::i!rre is x '.t'-;
.j.. -eis I'lTiinn.
Mr. Milton 3'ile is entitled t 'be t'uankf
of r'.ie major iwrtion of oi:r coiniuenitv for
his ihuughtluluessand kindness in m&king
p:itlis l!irott:h the decjt snow Sunday iimrn
in. to tiie different cliur-.-he, t tho depot
and nbiiic the prirn iwl t b .roin;l. fares oftbe
town. In had h hirgc snow plow, with a
ii.-r-c hilchcd to it, that threw the snow to
J ril.t and left leaving a broad ojien trail he-
:c.f..ti'i
1 i. the timtiy u-e
I Cattic Powder.
A
b:llJ.
-: nob'u'. '- !y'!'
tt riHS-Med froTti
..A
;ind
x-h..arl
Mstd:;-:i:i!
ud i t'. -v jnittte't. M t
l.imi.
; of the '
ieeV.'.l'V S".d
i'ii-; d'"-ir'"-. "I
Another b:!e!i of engineers in the em-
:diiv of the Jsotitli lVnn. It. It, arrived in
Sn'fc- t l-.st rwkantl took npnisrtsr at
til- S :ners-t House. They are engaged in
hi: .ng a line west from Somerset. From
tlv wet tint tliey have leased a auite of of
fl "s in the Cook and lfrir Block forthree
urs some of our fimple-minded folk
tlrnk tin v arc coins to build a railroad at
o(C.
, A I'.ro
t;,.i:u !vrr.(
:v,r ustsl us
i.iiJ !.i:ta
a tamily
I Stationery buy the.
Hie, hand-
1 A'l
lin y are the n
t ctmvenient out
d ntul urcd ra.-i'.y
:1 it
1
ll.ir-.. andl'a'.:.
1'riee suits lae.
. . . . 1.
hnv.M or ier 1111
up in pa Ix'-is.
i--t .it 'lii ofi:-"i
rlo'!
iw.ler.
r.:ii
ri:it
Saturday evening sotne twenty members
of 1ti Lodge of Odd Fellows of this plat
drive over to F.orlin to visit their sister
J. o.'.-e and hear Dr. Hickcock, ol fledfor.1.
lei-ture. )-ii?g to the train liein delayed
(lie Ir. did not arrive in time to deliver his
le Mure, much to the disappointment of his
l-i-:liren. who wrre anxious to hear him
Tbe visiting members enjoyed their sleigh
ride all t 'ie satns.
In view of the firm, oiK-n. vicorous fight
made last fall by Chairman Pile for the sue
cess of the entire ticket, the Uepublicans of
thecountv in tendering him a unanimous
re-election hotiorel tin mselvts more than
thev honored him. While many of the
would-be-lenders were sullenly diking in
their tents or openly at tngonuing the tick
et, C lainnan Pile was always to the fre.
and u. Ins niaiilv ciur aeouinsl sucli a
pla in the esteem an i confidence of all
true I'.cji : r'icans in tho county that the
movemcni made to defeat his re-election by
those who attempted his humiiiutiou in the
late campaign, tell still-born. Tbe Kcpub
ticans of the county are to bo eoneratulateJ
that they have a Chairman of the County
Committee, who has always voted the Re
publican ticket. a:.d one t:.:it was never
known to scratch, kick or bolt.
l rflore truthful report of the
A meeting than he did. '
f j matter is, as iwioii as the lir
:i'
.1.
ioi l ?
;.l 111 all V
-.v line 'f !-'iir-:i..:-.
,T;d i;,dit Ciiiteo. 1.:;
Sn-i t'Ka ( "-"
. ".vc? :i.c lur.-c
he.r-1 t'.tell l,"t
nu n tte fsi .
T!ie following clr.'alar, dat-d Jatiuary SI,
M-iieii by be Pennsylvania Company and
riit-bnh.Ci.-ii-innati tini St. Louis Rail
vay Coinpany is self explanatory : "Mr.
iler,ry Monett, having nig:ieil as Chief As-si-:ani
I'asi'to;cr Acent, to accept a position
e'-rheri the follnwinj appointments are
hereby made for these companies, to take
-'e"t February proximo : Charles 0.
S-ull. Chief Atsistant General Passenger
Aire'it ; Frank r-.isn, Chief Clerk
V'.-.-'eir.fn Tr'rjrr.p!,.
; jo.
, !.t Sr't clit'T
tlx U iuvLU pu.-
fry :.t snuui
SuU: l-:ter
jail .ttesz put up in this way. "
a the tin: for hosincsii men.
, .j ,- .. iive happy and get rich all
v i.i.Tr;.s fjlks, UiV v.-triaeen-;,-..'v-
-id Fori; ';.- .a. :':
J. It. S;iy ier -k Co.
. u. a (r-Kjr widow fv;re:nhun;,
ai-r.-latii countv. has revived notice
kw i.a tallen heir t VV.iO.iri ju
vur iative in Sweden.
- - -
:-r:.jn & Hn's. Horse and Cut!'..- P.-w-,u-
e.i iix-1 with su.s-ess iu prevent
in ull ea-'.- in re u.cd in time
t::i in .and county
Sold at ail fVores.
The ground hog came out of his hole
Thu's-lav, the 2nd inst. .and immediately re
trred : take another six week's nap. Fri
day evening the snow began to fall and con
tinued steadily and rapidly until Sunday
mon::n;, covering the ground to a depth
of about lifiecn inches. This will likely he
novdin the chronicles of the fatnre as the
big snow of the winter of l.c2, noted for the
fewn and slimness of its snows up to this
date. It looks as thongh there might lie
something in that prcliction after all.
When the new board of Coontr Commis-
! sio-ter? employed Mr. Austin Keel as jani
I tor to theConrt House thev secured the ser
vices of a janitor as is a janitor. During
the heavy mow fall of the past few days the
Squire baa always kept the pavement in
sr.!
:1;n "tickets fortheSprii.gelc.i- j ft o.'the public ground and the walks
ui 1 viil 111 tlicir orders at the far
iy p.sible. Wc arc prejmred to
v:n in ally and :
Vrrnte E. Hill and his bride have re
i :n their home in fJrrcii'-burg, and
.r:::i - at the Miller Hon-e. Mr. and
through them free from snow, a thing that
none of his predecessors ever did, much to
tbe conveniece of those having business to
transact at the Court House, and pedestri
ans traveling along Union Street.
According to last week's Drmocrat the
I ''General's gnn" cracked with terrific effect
Vm the ircn! of the bride, have . wucn c nun us iiiai wc nan many tilings
the co.n.le and le.-i.i ed their ! to h am. that he was fighting the battles of
:r ti:,n '.hem.
'.'MM P-st. Thn White-Horse
a:..l Tavern. Possession given April
S.vvt r-1. Waleus,
M. Ihmlthy, Ta.
iry j'li:.
l.V.:d
'. 1 eaa ! r
."in t-d!
T the id'tedl !; is are
hi the land, &ud errr.
ow a few mty rjfiarter'
iteral j bavin-his jrl
tl.o Kepul.'.ican party when we were a Mick
ling." It, however, neglected to state the
e pially terrific recoil when a Stalwart Stony
erce.er sr.ng out lustily : "Were you
standing in blood up to your knees at the
time?" Youth may be a crime in the
". ieneralY eyc. but we thank God we are
r.rt old enough to imitate some of J his
a moonlight ra-ke'.
f A g'sid ltlaiksmi:h lit
I'roM rty for alc r rent.
i.o.'tos or tpply tc
C. IV M.w.i.r.
Tin tnx-pyer fhould lar in mind the
fact li.at it becomes his duty to Tote for one
r. 11 fur A-scvior and to rersons f..r As-
New 1 istniit As-'c-'ors at the apprraching Febm-
! :.iy i-Irttion. As the Text is the triennial
! asM-M-mctit those chosen to the position will
j pass npon and put a value upon all real es-
"!;:.ki:t. M
iu'iil at all tini
Ntw !."xi;if.'on. Pa. ' ,:,,('. which Iats for three years. Three of
- : the very best men in each liorough and
KrCT.-lwul . j , ; w -plnrted f f be tmsi. !.. Ihw .Knnl.l K n.nshl.-r.vt
. IU-.-f. l'.k. Mnt-i. . ........ ' ' ' ..
Had toe routtitul caitor of the Tfrmorrtit
no been so ciward'.y and fcnrfal for hit pre
cious hide he miht have been able to give a
ore truthful report of tbe lale Republican
The truth of the
br-t wrjngung be
gan the "Commodore" got scared and ran
out of the building, romurkiug that it was
dangerous to be there. Whether it was ow
ing to the fact that he was a little muddled
from his fright or whether he allowed a few
of hU acquaintances to impose upon him
with a greatly exaggerated account of the
meeting, which he afterwards published as
a verity, we are unable to say.
You had better confine yourself to writ
ing pedigrees for Republican county offi
cial. "Commodore," it is more in your line
a id not nearly so 'dangerous'' as attending
Republican meetings.
SfictPB or I'E. as. 15. Sire. Iist Tues
day morning Ir. Jus. B. Sipe left his home,
in New r..oiia Vista. Itaiford county, and
drove to lk-rlin, where he put up at the Na
tional Hotel, and remained over night. Ht
responded to the breakfast 111 next morn-
ini; and ute a hearty meal, after which he
went to the store of 1). J. Rrnbakcr and
tried to buy some cartridges but not being
able to get any he purchased a penknife,
with which he retired h room in the
hotel. At about tea o'cloeU the chamber
maid entercJ the room to do her work a hen
she was horrified to find the doctor lying
on the floor, stone dead, with a terrible
gasJi iu his throat, inflicted with his recent
ly purchased penknife The floor of the
room was covered with blood a hu b had
(lowed from the wonnd.
1'r. Sipe was a man of about thirty-five
years of age and was a native of Xew Ccn-
treville, this county, where his aged father
and several brothers and sitters still reside.
In his earlier days he taught school and
with his savings gave himself a good educa
tion and prejiared himself for the practice of
medicine. About five years ago lie remov
ed to Xew Buena Vista, Bedford county,
and in a short time secured a good share of
patronage, impressing the people of that
section as a physician of more than ordina
ry ability. Like many Tonng physicians,
he was addicted to the nse of liipjor, and it
is probable that he roiumittcd tbe fatal
deed while tailoring under 'he depression
and melancholy brought on by a prolonged
debaugh.
Ed. IIekald : I wish to say to your read
ers that what the Commercial man is trying
to make the Republicans believe in regard ta
my having been prompted by others in my
decisions and rulings as Chairman of the
Annual Business Meeting, held on Jan. 21,
1882, in the Court House, at Somerset is not
true.
In the first place, nobody had time to scy
anything to me, as it was after six o'clock
that evening when I was asked whether I
would act as President ; and it was with re
luctance thai I final iy agreed to serve if
elected, and was ntf prompted by anyone as
to rulings, etc
In the second place, there was nooo asion
for a prompter, fceveral saggotions were i
offered from the CVmuwrrioi man's corner,
but she sense of the meeting did not require
tin..
MAIsfa Dxrcfcat Dar grumbera ketfer Van petition of cithteua for the repairing
maned dos der Welch Hons war do.!, vil nfa bridgeover Cox'a creek, where the road
ebr ninimy schriven dnte, aver ebr is ..t. leading fron Jacob Walter's mill, to where
ebr hat xii hurt scholfcn missa und now iheMudpikc crosses said stream In Mil.
wileder keder my hedley up gadott hut ford township. The Court appointed J. H.I
nowwill lohsihcflrieyoufd.fka.mchrben FriU, surveyor; John Kantner and Isaac SOMERSET COUNTY POOR MOI IQP
seemed er mtn eva ttarra on mear ehr hut j On a petition of cititens for new bridge
tin gross wasa gehat fn snita-messer an am over Flaugherty creek, on the road leading
hoekaste! nnd fun die Manila Bobblemo.il . from Meyersdale to Salisbury, in lleyera
vcr ehr hut net pioand alt ehr hut i ' dole borough. TheCdurt appointed J, II.
W llen hiren und von ehraH ona is gonyen , Fritz, surveyor ; Jacob M. Baler and Rash
war i net sicht-bar gnvest, von ehr do rons 1 McMillan, viewers.
in Lengwter Kummed vn der mthintz-mess- I On a petition of citizens for bridg over
er und der bockasteel die ver-roda hut find j Will s creek,. In Southampton township,
ehr ousdot der Welch Hous, dcrhoyschret k near Philson'a uiill-dam. Tbe Court np-j
nnd der grixel am information sucha sin. ' p.iiilt.1 Simon Sweitzer. stm-eyor ; reter1
Uie mate lien all bows do liar der Sam W. Suder oud Jacob Ztifali, viewers,
Possum hut witter an frishcy aver die gross
mate hen iu feel verstand, ver so glein
wossa, nnd der keffer mus es limb fressa,
aver mehr hen net feel lazu tu anuga, fun
tlcnna woechmartx uf ain side sine, und
wise uf der buckel, die sin weanter als die
wo strailch sine uf em buckle, mil rodce
augen.
Now my leber keffer scbribu ball witter,
md lass uns wissen we der liummeliuan
iu wake kummed, ehr nms boll gross sine,
my cultivator shouffel is stump, nnd my
amhosc is gronk mit grambcra keffer bee
und ich mus paris green, oder eppes hava
als a mittle, fisres iu kuriercu, dos ich :uy
gascJiarr flia kon.
Weum 11 Hons.
Is Mrmokii m :
Harvey C. Mussel man, son of Hon. C. C.
Muyselman, of Somerset, principal of the
I'rsina schools, after a very brief illness
died January 31, 1S82, aged 22 years and 19
days.
Harvey was ambitious to 'obtain a good
education and in this respect was successful,
having graduated with honor at the Indiana
State Normal Schoel. rassessing more than
ordinary physical and intellectual powers,
and being genial and agreeable iu his man
ners, he was a favorite wherever he went.
He was one of thebest teachers in the county
and it can be trulv said that very few young
men enter upon u career of usefulness and
give mure promise of moral worth I ban did
Har-ey C. Musselmnn. of rare tempcrale
habits and of great moral worth, he was a
lover of all that was true and ennobling,
and in many ways his life was worthy of
imitation Ly all the young. It is too sad
that he was cut ofTiti the rising tide of a life
that was so full of promise.
Cn Febrnarr 2nd, as the I'rsina school-
bell tolled farewell to the lieloved teacher,
his scholars with many of Lis sorrow! m:
friends amid tears followed his remains to
Somerset. A crowd, larger than has attend
ed a fauend in Somerset for many a day,
had assembled at the depot. The Somerset
and many neijhborinj schools being in at-
ndance. Appropriate religion service
was held at the depot by Rider II. ". liol-
singcr, of Berlin, assisted by Elder Woolen,-,
of Somerset. From the depot the remains
were taken to the cemetery where while
singing the "Sweet Bye and Bye" they laid
him away to rest.
"As we sadlr laid him in the cold silent
tomb.
And the heart throbs with fuilnes of grief,
W turn from the pall and sepulchcr's
gloom
To the teachings of Christ for relief."
On a petition of citizens for a bridge over
Laurei Hill creek, in Jefferson township, at
a point where the road leading to E. D.
SlmlWi's mill crosses said ireck, between
lamh. of Christian Miller, K. Shaulis and A.
B. Howard The Court apiolnted L. C.
Colborn, Surveyor ; Wm. 8. Meyers and
David Heiple, viewers.
On a petition of citizens of Meversdalo
borough and Summit township for a review
of
-OF THE
FOR THE YEAE 1881.
HENRY F. KXEPPEK, T.., Trwurrr of
in nccour.t with the county u,r the year ending -.
TAjsrrjjSLie,-sr 2, j.. x. 1882.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
-or- tjktj
Il!t.
Co.
iu amount drawn from UoantyTrciuurer i, lly sniount pal.l out ciiontc
eo mirr iso. musuoo Djr itmUounlyi jwuuan f2IM H
v-...v,.vlo .... ..... ..... .. , , ilUll W HI Utliuunr TlBTfl DDI Ml IthlM .. VPl I
in uu u)en;un.iii.e u3 9n
35 '0 Br amouDiiwia oat oa order lor beet soil'
1 60 veal
ft 00 Hj amount pid on: oa onler lor provl(-j
ions.
To anuwot nelvl Irnni Woy Bruthtrt,;
wapwiin rimer. .... ....... ...
TosBoantrecelvtsln-iiainill Kounti...
Jos Oaitiirer
a bridge, etc., over Flaugherty creek. : Joam..nt loreora Mdsr'."!!!".';"'."".
. . .. 1 , . Toioouiitreeive.l from JonIi Miller,
r the site of the present bridge, whero "nraiataaDre .
IrolQ I. J. Harp .in Mia i'f
KOOllS
Tosmount lnm Gill Ko.mli "and YJiumii
forplfd sold j
T smouut reoalved from sale of KoWnson 1
Bol..-. I
Te s mount received from Seiners? Me
cliaolcal Works, old lrn
To amount received from Uo K Ueerllsl
'or iiru.
TamrrE or P.KsrscT :
In memory of Harvey C. Musselmuti.
Tlie memlK-rs ot I'rof. Harvcv C. Musd-
man's kcIhm.1 met in the ( ram mar sclioi
room on February 2, 1S.S2, at 10 o'clock a. in.
Miss Jennie Davis, teacher of the primary
room, xresiding, called order, when the fol
lowing preamble and resolutions were
adopted :
WiieixaS, Alnvghty fiod in His. infinite
wisdom has been pleased to remove by
death, from nu- midst, on January 51, lit-2,
Harvey C. Mu--elman, our much esteemed
teacher and pi;ucial ol our public school?,
we, his pu;-i s, by a deep sense of gratitude
to the dcp,..-tel for bus service ns a teacher
and his exemplary life as a christian, deem
it fittiug to testify the high esteem in which
we have held him by offering some expres
sion of respect to his memory. Therefore,
be it,
fltfdcf'l. That we regtird as irreparable the
lossofTrof. Harvey C. Mnssclman as a
teacher.
HfDolied, That the unblemished integrity
and the many ennobling virtues of the de
ceased justly endeared him to all who knew
him in this community as a kind teacher
and a good instructor. While the purity of
his character was a true type of an exem
plary christian.
Jlefolvti, That in the hour of their most
painful aHli'.'tion we tender to his family
and friends our sincere condolence, hoping
they may find consolation in the conviction
that this, their sad bereavement, is his pre
cious gain. That an all wise Providence
I'dncth all things well," and that Harvey
has found eternal rest and happiness in the
full enjoyment of a blessed immortalit y.
linolixd. That as a farther mark of re
spect the foregoing be transmitted to the
fami'y of the deceased, and that the same be
published in the county papers.
Lircolh Walteb,
Blaib Scott,
Foster Tayart,
Ell Snyder,
Err Bergeb.
Cbsis, Ftb. 2, lH8i Committee.
the public road from Salisbury to Mevtrs- T m rant irrivl fn,u C'aoibri Coun
, , fw, . iy nw iiinw.
dale crosses said creek. The Court appoint- To stooaot Iront Jese Swdtzcr, snmr-
cd I.. C. Colborn, snrveyer ; Isaac Jones and To JJiJuuni'
John Thompson, viewers.
On a petition for a road from Puid'a Mills
to Keystone Junction, in Summit township.
The Court appointed M. V. Miller, survey
or: Aug. Madarv and P. Hav. viewers.
( in a petition of citizens for a nad to lead
from a point on land of Nelson Baker, to . To ajnouot rivd from'ii.' Ki'inniei'lor;
point on the Johnstown pike nearCaseWcr s ToaBonnTVVniVwi i'rom A"j"v:o'aU'.i
Church, in Somerset township. The Court,' ."i11"'8; ""IT
,, To smouol rec. Irtd from J.H. Weliner
ner and Albert Baldwin, viewers. To fS .iv"d Yi'aV 'rVtVr'iwiV,
.ni a ptHiuon lor a roau io leaa inmi a
public road at or near the honse of J. W.
Schiller, in Allegheny township, to a pub
lic road at or near David Baker's, in North
ampton township. The Court apHinted
Wm. M. Schrock, surveyor , Albert Hille
gns and (Jeo. 0. Walker, viewers.
On a petition of citizens for a road from
the Stoystown t Bedford pike, near the
house of Walter Sorber, in (jtiemahoniug
township, t the township road near tin
house of John Bishing, in Shade (.viship.
The Court appointed W. H. Burkhart, sur
veyor ; Noah Shaffer and' Adam Burnliart.
viewers.
On a petition of citizens of Confluence for
repairing the bridge over Cassclman river.
The Court ordered necessary repairs to be
made by County Commissioners.
On a petition of citizens for a change
township line between rpor Turkeyfoot
and Middlerraek townshis. The Court ap
pointed Wm. Baker, surveyor ; John Shaf
fer and Christ Schrock, viewers.
aiAIXIUED.
FEUNER HOKNEi: By Ber. J. 8.
Wagner, at his residence in Stoystown Pa.,
on January i", lS-s-., Mr. Isaac Fernrr lo
Miss Mary Catherine Horner, both of St.-.vs-towu,
Pa.
Swedish Bitters.
THE GREAT
EwcdiEli lyspcpsia Esacdy.
Tl-.o chief ingretlienl and life-giving clc-j
mcnt f this grmt remedy is an herb com- I
i order for out dour
12 d") i Kj amount )!.! out oa onlr for justice
7 SO i and eunttnble less
'I!y iimouat paid oat va order fur luoesi
39 JO and tauu-r
! By amount llil out on onler tor vbnl. . i
40 by amount paid oat oa order lor convey-'
: I Ion Muuers. I
1 S4 IJr amount paid out a onkr for Uyt,
i oorn and oats.
11 1; Hr amount paid out cn onler for Piree
i, ton' iav
la 37 ty nrmiuut pid tut on or.ur for coWa)
II auu nuriui
1 SO. iUy smount paid out on onler lor ph.'fi-
,il cf.n'ipay
'' i lly antouat paid ut on orders for lime. ..
1 1 Hy amount ps. out on onlrrs for fuel
3 "i i;jr amount paid out on orders for Stew-
anl's pay
" SCO; Hy amount psld out on onlrrs tor lumner.
I lly amotint paid out on ordvis fur dukI.
M 9ii utnot.ufl
I lly amount paid oat on orderi tor harriers
vi w , and sasoiery
I lly amount paid out on orders for lrait
2 W i tna-
; lly amount paid out on orders lur lullina;!
; and ranimic ;
' ISy amount paid out on or.lcr lor poUl
1 anu amil.iriery..... ................ .
I 'By ainimnt paid out on ordm for bLai-k-
;l smltliinK
Iff amount paid oat on order for allor !
ji ney I
, By amount paid out oa orders lor repairs.!
I Hy amoant psli out on orders tor la nor ..
I; By amount paid out on orders f.jr Treat
', nrer'a pay
: ' By amount raid ont on orders for Clerk 4
! ty i
By amount paid ouloa o.-den f .r teai-li :
er'i nav I
ity amount paid out on orders (or record'
. and copyina.... ...I
; By amount unld out ou order for Aai. aft
i aud tJon. and 1
' By am. unt paid out on order. fr pssture
' By amount paul out oa orders lor lire la-
J Ulranoe
I By amount pnid out oaorle lordiuvs..
lij amouut pa i out on order lor wear.
I '"K :
1 By amount ild oat oa orderi for real e.i
t Ute i
Ity amount paid out on orders for Borre. .',
: By amount pa id out oa orders fcr settle-1
aei.t .1
, ; By amoiiat J.ii 1 out on orders for fralt)
o tra
(By amount paid out on order lur email
I, uoxexp-ases
i ! By amount paid out on orders lor balance 1
,t on aeitlpment with Siteward f
! I By amount paid oat cn orders lor atnll-i
j! nil service
j : B m..oni paid cut on orders fur sealnal
i machln .- I
j , By amount Mld out on orders lor bard-.
; ware -.1
' : By amount paid out on order lor vi.-tiias;,
jl pauper ,
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RECEIPTS MD EXPENDITDRES
SOMERSET COUNTY
PROM THE
THIRD DAY OF JANUAEY, A. D. 1881,
TO THE
Second day of January, A. D. 1882.
HE2TBY F. 2NZPP2E, Esq., rroznrer cf Scssnst Cc-aty, is
trfth the Eili Ccuriy cf Soaersct.
DR.
To cash rerelved rrm the Cllrrtori of State and Ccaatr ratti and levie. for toe years 177. jjrr.
lMMandlHSl. ' '
U41 17i
:i084t 17
V,V. l!.n uniJcrsisiifd Auditors of Sorm-rset Countv, do hereby certiiy
that vt tvo ptttlwl find atiditoil the nrcour.ts of 11. V. Knepper, l-iq.,
Trennurer of Somerset County Poor IIoii.e, for the year 1SS1, find that
this Htatc u"nt is correct.
s una .t';il this ISth dnv of January, A. I). l.S2.
.lOilN I. RIIOADS, fj'E.xL.
J. M. MEYERS,
tVllemrt.
AoKUstu Madary
Wut. A. Kw.nia
Geore Kreaaer
Wm. H. Vte.flry
HHrx V.Tarney
Samuel Ca er
1mm Yoder
A.. K. Humlrt.
A. J. St oner
JoLn t. AnXer.y
Kraok Wolf
Klla Hemlner
Kulus Dull
V. A. w erner
siamuel Lowry
UlllUa Lint
Hamuxl Merkey
M. Baldwin
Jacob Cunir
Jonathan Iiumbl.l.
H. V. Snyder
feter Ka. iream
Oeont W. lianlela.
Samuel Custer
Y wierlclt Swi i
Lewis J. Knepper
Inaae. Yoder
Thonus Kyier.....
Oonre Ijowry
Jmolti (flutfslty
Jobn Sraiaz
Maisnt-1 M. Miller
Henry Haueh
wbxv w etwr. .........
Joseph Llcnly
KobertSaear
Jeremiah Waipkry
R. H. Dull
S. A. Topper
Jacob Sloe
Oldenn Mall
Peter H'Jtlman
Jacob ZuumcnoMi.. .......
Michael Hay
Jeptna Poll
liver Knepper.
Frederick Weller
Israel tm crick
Rosaana Baldwin.
Jacob Cutter
Simoil M. -aylor.
Herman Yonntln.
B. r. Snyder
John 1 lncrn
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une.- . nrr nani
Attest-
Fki V.. nnixKri:.
Clerk
J)irt.1.
...... dammit
...... Cotitlueftce b.r.uab..
.... l.wer Turkeyfoot
Norn erect Uirouah
..... A.iuiaon
.... Alleaneny
...... Oonemauali
tk.nllun--e borouifb
Ilreravtile
Jenner
Meierxlal-? Ooc kIi
MM.lle.reek
, Miltord
New Baltimore borough....
SallsLary bun eh
..... S.'mereet boroaah...
f.merret
Slooycreek
, Sloysujtti, borouan
t ' pper Turkey loot
..... t'r naoorouKh. .............
TA ellereuurg lairouali.. ......
Addison
...... Alieaheny
.... Berlin borough..
BroiheriTallry
, Conemaaa
...... IVnfiae&ce bonab
Elknck
...... ilireenvllle.. .................
j Jefferson
J-nner
ijennertowa borough... ....
iLi1sser
Lower TorkcyksH
Meyersdale boronyb
, Mi.l.liecreek
Millord
.... New Baltimore ra.rnaah....
New tatreville hor..i;b...
iN.jnhaaiptcn
Paint
....... tnemahoaiua
..... -isalifbury borva-h
Shade
, Somerset borougU...
.....Somerset
i Southampton.....
.... iStonyereeit
.. ..IsioyMownborongh
... jSaintnlt
1'pper Tarkeyfuot.....
I rtlna beroucrh
, W elleraburs; oorvu;a.
YearJ tt.iCanty.
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Auditors.
Sort-Amonn. rxntTde-l Brior to lit of April. ISi!. by H.'ewan! Bcrkcy. (since Jin. lt) t.T- 04.
nionlv knovrii as liittcnnent. althouirh bt:t I TotAl sronant.d i-.!.a.rcxinme. pnynl.le i.y Hie P.v.r Iiirw-tnrs, but n-.t strictly ehr;ebl to
, l f .- . ...n .l...,....l 'i.U.-mm .Him U ffDrlrvutf Md.lhi
, - . . ,1. , . t U.W, . . a - V ' U i , ..IWI Ctf. IKMUl . .-, 1 1- . . v.! ..vu.w, - - . y - - . -
...... j , - i r
thccstrvinr nnrihwest. It js gatlnrrpd in
.Tijfuse abundance by the Laplanders in the
bleak and snow clad mountains of Norway
and Swe k-!i. and lias, in connection with
other ingredients, been usel amonj thom-
selvi extliiveiy for voars as one of the
jrrr:.it rctiieiiles fur Ilysrs'lia, Kidney and
Liver :ni!a;iii, that was ever known.
In (liiuin this .reparation before the
A;:terif!iil '.I'olie 't candidly believe tlmt
we tiave i'.lle-.l a lotijr felt want, by pvinga
tnedit:ine that will not only te.ntMirarily re
lieve, but will positively cure Iypensi,
Kidney andlJver romjilaint, and all other
various efTifts such as Sour Ftom.ich, Hick
Ileaihu-h, Tains in the Haek and Hide, 1'al
pitati'iti of thrIeart, Costiveiies?, Indijtes
tion. Yellow Skin. Swimming of the Head,
Fnllni'ss at Pit of Stomach, Low Spirits, te.
Thns- ibises will relieve the worst case.
Ask your druggist for a bottle and be con
vinced. J'riee, 75 cents. Jan. 1?
February, 1882.
Goods at cost for 30
days. Great bargains
in Dry Goods ami No
tions. Closing out Job
Lot of Goods regard
less of cost.
G. li. Parker.
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Ksutto of IHinlrl Leydi-, late of ffoathanpton
Township Somerset Uo Po-dee'd.
I Letters of admlnWlnUoeT on the shore estate
having t-cn sr ran ted to tli arwlerclkaed, by the
at reasim.ib!t
i i a r.ertt
:vv Kr.r...
S...,i'ii.
i;s:i
tillK".
All
I'a.
ns. All tl.e taxation rests
:i-.1;ti.ii i.i ( the Aesor s
upon
n a
llii!;.".
' Unl 1 th bij;
'".'n.-: n e.v I
-1 Mil til en 1
o:inv-man," say the
'1 was ultra s in a
rv.1 of tbe log ini.! do
a;n .l.ljr, nnd
:ri 1 .1 :ol rho unoit-
'"""freir p. !
'!' an Is-'
' -Tia.iie 1 to
' T:ia:ii in ou f..r im-l fae..r.
;j;r a'e! h-meft deautiK t'1
-nie h--r ..-after.
J. 1! Sn.i-vki'cC.
.inpjii-l lmui.' a
t ail k::i.l. we in
As hi re". "re
s.-.i a" !ir:ir n tnr
W'v i.:ild ill the attention of any .-ne
i d sif..us of bnt isir a valuable farm to the
, ailv-rti-etnent of Mr. James M. Marshall in
mo!!h r column. The farm is convenient
' ' ... . .. .. ........ i .. l ...i
I ... ...ot.., . iit-a mm Diuir.ii., VUllMlllin
; i'lriaeres, with large fruit orchard and sujrar
prove. In addition to the usual f.irto build
: injs there is on it a first-class suptr-eanip
' with all the improved fixtures. and a large,
; Inildinir n-e.1 ns a cheese factory, which is
. leus-sl to tin- S-imerset Dairy Company to
, frea". advaiitafre. The farm is a very desira
; ble one and will lie disjsjsed of on reasona
; l.lo terms, as Mr. Iarball wishes to sell.
" -sr is ver
!).. i ver. b . lv
.'" f i; S i n,
" .-i .
3',.
:s.tl, alio is l-t-ii'i;
wli.i i ab!- to lake
v.-rv oiieer t;ini iiji
mailv
The i. A. Ii. encampment at W'iliiaius-
Hrt lut week was the largest ever held in
ItheS'ate, abont seven hundred delegates
' being present. J. M. Vandersliee, of Thila
' phia, was elected t'omtnaininr, and Wilkes
barre selected as the place fr tha neit an-
' mul encampment. At the present time
a'.l w.rt r tnere are 1 acting I'twts tn tins state, with
i.'iiit dul l lx '' menilxTship of 20,5i3, the net gain in the
, pat year beinj; 3 022, with pain of 31) new
-- - .Posts. The rnm exjMnded in charity by
it. r'T-K.-UwASTi. N. tho differetsl I'osts in the past year was $20,.
ls-!j.-py the way I will say ! no. r. Hi ving 1.2s2 persons.
dik Downs' Klixir the best couch j
"'' tl,ai fitJ at ,mr in).Tg'i!.ts. e ' The bor'.uj.' a,nd township elei-tions will
:iUs it j take place no the thirl Tiiewlay of this
J- S. TEEi T, Tub. pul;licai. j tnontb,. No voter inti-re-te I in tbe welfare
'"-? sr;sj froin fiiliciLsness or d" our people shonbl fail to attend these
' kv-i, aferji, k'y t-nrcJ by the use eb-ctions, and as far as possible select jiiod
r M:nlrake liittew. iee notice of and competent men for all the office io be
the I sav that if "1.011" eipreases the tntecm-
viciions oi n ,s own conscience ne win conic i
ont and admit that wh:it wjsd :ie wasirirt-
ly in accordance w ith the sentiment of the
majority of the Kepubiicans in that meeting.
If I were to proide a thousand times at that
mertics:. tinder similar cirenmstances, 1
could not decide otherwise, and tlint too,
without prejudice or partiality ; and I know
the C rmrcutt knows that uiv deitisioiis arc
barked by at least two-thirls of the Repub
lican that were in that meeting. I claim
that I did nothing wrong, tbnt I acted in
Ktxii-t occordanoe with mr nn-v tary rules,
and therefore mean t'J maintain my rights.
I am not after ofTuw. as that sideshow, the
Democrat would have j-eoplebciieve.
I would here say that it is not Scull,
Yutzy or myself that the f bmmercitl is fight
ing, but it is the m;ijiritv of the Republican
party.
11. F. fYi.ra,
Va-tSA, Feb. 4, WZ
' kaid .r runners i
Scl t(sr.-:l-Tp.
SOU Li
.ii.ic.'it
in
another col- Cited by election at that time. The charae
itertifour Pchool, the condition of our
roads, an 1 the rare f tlie jioor, largely de
jWds n)oii the SK-ity of the nu.-n chosen
toctersee and manage llieru. In proper
hands these public Interests are a credit to
-'lit in Sweden noholr takes
,H,-'i"e the j.)-(tii':ieiit enforces
i.".'"' '" lwre,);,a who ad'ect io
-'t 'here is n, virtue in rarc'inn-':'-'l
tl.is at their leisure.
!'41-wrr. Mum Mri-et We have
"' S litye lU.fri-.T.it..r to our Jdeat: A Sris Vvnt r.B Tiles. !. you knoaj
klii. ii all meats can be kept coo' ; what it i t' snffer with Tiles 7 If yoa
tt iiuitoti. lWf ?'i.-W A i- t.rrf do von know whal is one uf tl.e worst tr-
-sb uailv. 1'artios rnent.-t of tbehnman fnsme. 40 mo
- In memory of Harvey G. Muss-lnisn.
WirraKAS, It has pleased God to cast a
closid of sailness over our school by break
ing for the first tii the ranks of onr alum
ni in the death of Harvey C. Musselman, of
the class of 1881. Tiiercore, lie it
Urnohtd, Th?t in his death we have bist a
yonng roan of good habits and fine attain
ments, an earnest and diligent student, and
a trne and generous frienel.
r.tto'rrd, Tbct we deply sympitthize
! with his bereaved family and friends, nnd
desire that in their sojourn in the valley and
shadow of death tncy may be cheered
by the assurance of a happy reunion
in the land of eternal light.
12eolrJ, That a copy of these resolutions
Ims sent to tho family, and that they be j.ub-lb-hcd
in the Somerset llEmtnand Indiana
Jane 1 Ltcsr.D,
Flokexce TtrnK.vsox,
E. D. HicnuAa,
Patio Willuhs,
. R. Haiwmii,
Committee.
Indiana State Normal Seh-wil, Indiana,
Pa., Fcbrnary 2, 1SS2.
the people, in the hands of ineompetents .
l they arc a oisratc.
Tersons throughout the county arc hereby
notified that the T.x-r Tins-tors will not Ve
responoible for the board of pnupers who
leave the County Home, without a rnut
from the 8tewarL Notice of any such jor
sons roaminz about should be given to the
Steward at once and be will prmtly have
them retnmed to the home.
By order of the Ikrd.
FiuTmc.rirr.VonT, 8 Tau i.,
and i? Kost, South and West via the old re
liable R. A O. E. It, No change of cars to
St. lymis and Chicoco. Only nne change of
canto Kansas City and Atchison. l'
mans, time-tables, tickets and ail informa
tion in regard to routes rail on or address
E. E. TTT.)S,
Tass. Agent, Somerset, Pa.
All information free. Office at Ieiot.
i'i
"Ml Hack Acno So, and 1 feel luLscra
bit," said a hard-working man. The doc
tor owestionod hi i and found that he La4
bem habitnally costive for years, that now
ir. bis aidners were disordered and his who'a
su. have it kept In the Ifric-tft cure ever known is K idm v-W..rt. II ! system deranged. Kidnev-TTort was r-sxiru-
' ai.! j ;:lrP5 coiisripnion, and then ils tottic action mended and faithfully ta .eo and iu a short
' l'i ui r,.w 1,1, tvr raiCi restores health, V. tlic Ii4cand. bowels and i time every trtiuHW was removeiL Tbe clean s
' 11 ly t),e ,niIrrd or thous- ' I-rfrcnU rframncc of disease. Try h with-' ing and tonie jovter of thi.s Belicin on Uxe
" t-". j out delay. lry and tl liimid are VsHli bowels and kidneys Ss woaikrf 1'. Covy-
1 j o, ; M Ir r!r; '. '''. ' f-.tmnnflr.
Is MsiloBirat. The Lutheran Sunday
School of this place, on the 2!ih ult., adop
ted the following report, and instructed the
committee to inform the parents of the oc
tion :
T fe officer nndnwnbm f tl.t Trinity i'a
griiau Lttkrmn inaoVu fkt'iol, .mrrni,
iVan'a .-
Yonr fVimmtttce appointed t- report
suitable action relative to the death of
Mis Ida Lenhart, a nierolx-r of this school,
whose deatb occurred on the 21st inst., le-
commend that the fooowini; minute be
entered npon our records:
We have learned with profound sorrow
and regret, of the death cf a scholar, who
had, by her regular and ponetnsl aitend
once at oar school, by the interest she
manifested in the lessons and by her earn
est and good conduct, endeared herself to
her associates in the sell ml. On one Sun
day with its io ler class, ud the f.illowin
Sunday, carried to her tomb, buried from
our sight. May her death roiuiud as of the
uncertainty of lit', and may we all ctuu lat.
be virtues, and thus hope and ciiect to
meet her again iu that heavenly palace,
where all the ransomeU of the lxr.l shall
foreyer "worship O3L"
To the bereaved parents, who hare been
tfcoa sadly afflicted, we extend beartfeh
sympathybut can only direct them to th.
God of nwrcy, who " doetli all things well."
Jkik Colcjias,
AXKUA TlLC,
W. If. RorF.i.
Jannay, 12,
prIN-r suth.-rity, notice Is hereby given to tlioa
inuei.iea m 11 10 Bias isssseuiM paynteeit, oasi
tbe bavin- claims er dentand wlu present then
OUTSTAUDI1TG
STATE & COUNTY. TAXES
DUE AND OWING B Y THE COLLECTORS OF
THE DIFFERENT BOROUGHS AND
TOWNSHIPS, AS FOLLOWS :
! To smonnt of Stats tax (nr 14-0 and rrTku years breviut down...
. - MSI r.verr l into t'onuly ssunt
imm taxeoueetor reiandl
ol line for ebasetnv and k'.ilinz deer oat i nwua.....
Ksbate on talio!.err
t.tr ttatlonery for bfnre ..
01 caali received fr. m rl.ltr-tkms
lor J-i l.rida-e.
- mliH-ellaiieuu Item
" .-fticv rent. Oe. ....................
" " -ia, Je-ee iiauabman
' - money bormwe-l
IUU jndaaeat
- for redemption oa anwated tnntl
from fososilssloiier' saleot unseated land
l-alsriv doe County ai laat settlement
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Year.! Couuty.l Stnta
William A. Koenta
(lilllan U. Lint
Jeremiah (Hot Telly
Hohert Kpear
leremlah w fclpker
Jrpiha Potts
Israel r.merKk
John WiiiKcrt
.f ToCitaenee l.iriah
Somerset bor:ni;li
Ireenville
Meyerstlale bor.'Btf U
Middietreek
sha.le
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We tin uiulrrsitineii Coiniiiissioiitrs td'Sntm rsct County, in conformity
with the law, have onlertil lht sicomjiariyiofr accourtt ut'the rrctipts and
eienili tares of saiil ountv. Air tin- y-ttr 1SS1, to ! y jbilshod anJ hfre
hy certify that the al-ove statenit-nt nf out-aiMtiit taxes tlue said county,
is correct a per recor.I.-i in trie 1 reasnrer aiM'. .-i'nitnwsionfr s olhces.
Attest ) A DA M S. S 1 1 A h FEIi, eal.
II. W. lMIU BAKER,
D.
J. HfiHSEK.
Clerk.
SEAL.
SEAL.
Comrnissioners.
C. ILT- BOYD
Kerf-s in stork s!t tlic leadine and s;ctal
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
IN" THh; :.vtA.l IK.KT !
duly authenticated lor settlement, oa Saturday, ' a lim BorSX.
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lenecof tbe deceased.
Jin 4. AdminUtrater.
ulprtur, Rcchcllc, Epscm and Clauber Salts, Chlorate
Potash, CarTsphor, Cum Arabic, Salt Petrc, Ac.
F
OR SALE.
AvaluaMefarm s'.tnata in Tr-per turkeyfoot
tnwnslilp, S.:merr' t eounly, 1'., ailjotnlns; lands
ol (lerret l ar. John i.r.h:.rt. Daniel Faldley
and others, ronlalnlne; i'.-'i sen, more or lees,
about no arres in meadow, 70 oeres tn Brood state
deiiltivall.Hi. I. a lace well tinhered, very ecn
venient to railroad. In pjl farmins; eonmnnlty.
eonvenlent torburrb snd aefanel, barlnu; tnereon
erected a Kod;huse, lrn and other oall.nlldlns;.
For term and lurthor rik-nlr address or call
on
R 5. MrMILI.EN fc BHO.
Dec, 7.0 New LoxiiiKion, tiomerset Cunnty, ln
PI.H.DOVrJS'
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mm
This Talii'.43 lae-uVlneHpcrely vecetabki
t3i Ul-orory ,cli ua 111 teault t
nvuxr ran' Huvtft'iCr. lit orJ- to ditcorar
f I . 1 -.:. ,1m. svn..a..,a mnit IK. mm 1.
13 Ztznnttisa, Csvs, Colds, Catarri,
jCrcpjAjrihaajrji.Eoarscnets,
Ibila3iza, Spilths Ilccd,2rcnchltlB,
LJ and erery special of oppreaeioa of tbe Ctaext 4J
ana einra. in all ce nere taai Misirpa ss; :
ZtZ been duly adiolnUrterud It efCeery ha be m i
kej inTaiiahly inanilcte.l,cuuTiucin2tIieBiostla-la 1
e-jcredulauathat la !
wj CONSUMPTION j
J. ! Bit lnraretls, if tmperly otteodeit v i
4VS ('oonmptii, at II romnetKeawBl, t but a 1
w i . ... . ii.. i.. i - - .... eew t
m tl.e Loirs; then an Innamstion, erhesi tbe C",
cnih is uit. '.beeml.le, but ra'herdrr; then eg
bMxjw-s load f -er au4 tb lale ssora irm-
43 q-.ieul, ihscltreLa DwhedaAdcliillssuracoia-w
M1111T srtieles su-h ssfreara of Tnrtar. Soda. C'innumiHi. Cl.wrs Ulnser. kr . that are put op In
rtcitrra are uraly adult rated,. I keep thrm in halk kbit, and K1 (lonraiitee U articles to be
STBICTLY FUBE!
-'lToln(i Yxtntir. Vr.illa, Lrnvn, K?., j.itl up nn-V r my ..rn name, tH H thai
th r mavdo tn-in itvihif t-n
THK BEST MATERIALS! ,
In DjeRtu.T-1 keep L"r.s!, Bladder, fllne Vitml, Indixa. MurLt'e Tin. Ojr7itne. Solfertno:
fce.. . All U.e lea.lmit Fati-n. Jieiiiclne. St. Jsc l.s ihl. Peruns. MaiMiln, ttldney Wort, Hop
Kilters, Aagutt Flower, Ikrraau Syrnp. Mor-e Indian Kt-rt fit's, tl I .ia. c , 4vc.
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS!
Pl.T-fcHB' Preserliitb-us srd Kirlly Kewlpis filled i'!l nit!, and n.B bat Pure limit .11
1ned. Ksjk-j and Toilet artirics In Ureal Vatieiy. Spejiaete and f: DUfses ta ut s!L bs
B.ers, Blank H-mls. Scbtsd B..k. 8ltes. Pencils, Ink. Ir.nrek.pes. P-ir, an.1 flail., wry of all
kind llountry increhauls are invited 10 rail and net ii'4.ailor.s ou liroeei' Drug, Dye Stuffi.
'"Vfow. Oonds an. I L Pik-es will seture tbe Ilru Trade -f Siimerset C nt r, then I pnose to
reearelt. fall ud see me wlieiber yia Ub to bn) or not. KelpeMtully,
C.N.BOYD,
MAMMOTH 11I.0CK. SO.MK1ISKT. I'A-
By auiouut paid tn Afsrxor
for Conimonwealtb rosis
- new bridges ,
- " uid bridKes.
- rood and bridge views.
h .. - Co-nmlssi'ner: pay, lVs.a
'- - friu-h3eid
'"' ' - IHrS.llntm-t
' lsu.0, l-w
' -'tip states
" 'repair.
Jury ConuniMiooer.
" " reronlssnd Katiuoeir
' " " ' ireivnt. pota,a..'.
' " Jsil etpenses
" Clerk pay
" pristine; and .lteTtisux, L'ttafrat.
" - " " Cv-xmrrrial. ...
" " " Klsetk. Br....
" ' " election etpens.1.
" " snipe
" reloaded
- miseeuaaeoaa.
. a-rand jorora.
- " traverse jurvra.
Uonetobi ratunw
t.m phjalcl&iu' pay
u m .. Auditors' p
" " Oommlwlime'rs' otlomej
" " kuutateu
" " " iwnitentiary
" ' "eatodUn
" " -taterest
" - attnrDey s lea
"fuel
" " Kair.
m m "appeal,
' roldm;es
" tobaeeo lot prisoners.
- mwrd (earrbee
- - Protnonotary's euats.
" " 8nerifl'cuu
" - Auditor' elerk
' ' ' aadilina State acmant...
ropyins; records
" " Coaiminioiwn' deeds, a.
- safe bill
" Imjuest
' Oourt House expense
" elera Ins; at settleaieol
- " Is.fes ..r vaults.
- u.m.eu ifvxnry tmi-l ...
'- ai.en4 p.r U.-uee
ir on n-.e4ied lans, srbool iS7s....
' road 1S7S
' - serum le
- rd 1S7U
Trenr nsamlsel m . u filtil i. r1 per v-ent
- er-we, et 1, per real
halaoce doeeounty
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N..T. Jrptka Txtts, C'oll-eter of Sbadrftfiarnf hln, rld te Tieasarer ' nrr tsnlr (-jt )
dollar slim seti'toMM. Theamtunt ol rluif nitanclt and not erwurud l..lBibl.enisen
as isr as b been es-trtauM-d by tbe new I- am ol rrn.mirsloters. leOsES 31. Aaur tsm ! bill
f. I riulls, preetmed by Ibe 8 mertet huiiii tit 4ot 4a jart rf wnk-h lean Bnuaiu baleae frrxi
IsSo.
I!
I. St! HELL, Esj., rrotlir.ni.I irj and Clerk of tiie Court of Quarter
SV-i-ri!. ,Tnl lvt-r atttl Terniii r of Somrm-t County, in arcount
w itd t!i? Countv of Sunn r?i f(,r the vt-iir er.-Jin Jan. 2, 1SS2.
Hit.
Diphtheria
r
:i. This Lilxlrlacunne lbs abor. eom-
plainto, eperate wo as 10 n-nvrre all awMrbtl
I rrltAt tons arid lutianuittam from tbe
! iiuics to tbe snrfare, r.'i 1 finally expel tbem
frcitbesyMem. 1 1 lac lUluie expectontion.
It teals tla slceratel taxi&ets
andTelieTs tbe couh ami mskee tbe breata
inxeairy. It u'i.iruil.lrajph Bad at tbe
...a . v.a ii.,!,, it . f n r llljfr.i twttmi
f,rvai!or4ateaa.lalriireeiii artklea,bitfcare
tfi 'I'sodrriof BBOttuwaalo tiiirTeotdanecrof
fl.leatroylng lie !.; rwr.a. una aaeoiclB
never iliiaao. miiaaltilii i.il Ti L.iL bv raauv-.
Iln tbeCAtsm, Rascal) oVlr.a Ike bertliV
before the coosa is eutlreiy fooe. Gonst-I
ipjently, hen th rnaeb la eared tbe paiieBt
iawelL feed addreat lor lamfblat firta
full directions tor core of pdmnnary rlinima.
Pile SS eta, W eta, and Jl M per bottle,
gOUt EVERrWUX&K.
BEIST. JMIHM UU, tnt.. kr&arta.TL
ZZlDOYsByEUXll!
jas-Jt-ly
A rolj c sore throat Rtny rsu s-v-u ti sinnunt r.rtKn.
and if primtiy aln-iid. il to cnnca.su tKM'unsi: DiuniHct.
Ls nttca f'lll iv.fil I;. rnfiHRmptioa i,r llihtlert.
rivsilclno Ix.ir, it. r 1 -s u ill---vjn-rt wklch rig so ejatrklr
ab.1 snrrlr l l r 1 isvs 1.3 PKRKV MAVIS" PA1
KIt.L.r-,K. 1 t1 .- fi.-t- IrS" i f tlits tnwr'eo rrmiht luut
snrrsl thmKands of Urr PEllltl UAVIV -.sf KIIO.i:n Is unt an expertmeat.
K bas been ts-fciro tbfl piibSd f(ir rty years, n .J, U ttvvl valued nbt-ro It h 1 kaolin.
A lew extracts from voluntary tcaiiiooaJUUs r-:ul m (ullirws:
To jary fees
To OBe
In ttnitonery a a-1 enaU...
Ta Onler No. U, ISxi
M Co, ; I!y fee a Proiboootary
.1 oi t, 1 11? iee ss Clerk si Una ner SMloa
I 13 So' j Hy fee s Clerk of Hood
.1 taw. kj lee Clerk of Oyer oad Terminer...
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.tea so
KlKiAU KYLE, Esq., High Shf.-iffof Somcnct CouLty, in account with
tKc County of Somerset for the Tear ending the 2J
ilav of Januarv, A. I). 12.
B.
Cm.
P rs Iir.ixa bee been my Iisck-V-M r nv-.lj' fr
enlrm for tbe past twent-ewii yverH. snd haw
n.-ver known it tn fall In r!f.-ctiujr a tuiw.
L. B. Caucaaa, Wiaiaioavilie, Ji. Y.
For thirty years t have nsrd Pats Kit.lkh. en t
found itanevr-Iilliurr.iu.iy bsrolibiaii uir.:
tbruat. lUato buiiu.
Have rwiwl brrmeiltite rti -f tv robk. tr.l
, eora CiroaLand oonrt. r .sir pis Kiio..u ra
invMluabio rauJy. 1. i. Kia:iT, IimHcu,
a. if.
I bavs inst eormvTi-d frrai a vrn- trvrv c-J.l.
which I have bad for enno Untf.. f e mid C"t r.'i
'nr hoopiTT'v)rri rd rr-r . It ie fbe br-t
I rt-rsir. tit n nir.rU'. w nsn:M ni4 Is; ib iilkjut it.
.V I' Koi -rs. liberty Xtls. Va.
1-. r rwr.tv-.ivo . 1 brvt- nred Pais Kn.i.xB
fr,r c.:l-t l'T.d rir'!-crt )i., urcl f c.wi.1. r it IJw en
1. s . 1 j b t r oil. 1 vd. i 1 to. llou) -km, V. liudbyV n.
A. I .
I W-.S Kl..'rrlr r rrr.r tt
riro t w.is
To Jury fees
To aoes in 8alibary riot es.
To rant la galud.ury riot ease...
To Board la sllbry riot raw.,
To siathmary, ae ,
To Order tin.
, 34 00 i Hy bnarillDs; prisoner ,
' I no; ! By mtseellancoas items..
t KMil
40 at I
11 so !
40 n
o.'J 11
- X34 541
j A 91
I 01
rr rrr.r tt'v witn 1 rTKXt:-', ro rrr
tritl rr. .I 1 r- od kwIy Kvrajr-w
i-d ti tr- our pits Kill'.
I- w o. l. Cv.ir.t M v y
niirt unld I tried your
I'a.-m KlLLa. wrd- n
th ieved me temerliafely. 1 will iK-ver ife-aia b
wnaout it C O. iaace, inraaex, ua.
Have sM Pus KtLMT. tn rrj forr-lly W fWr
yemn. and bive novor knowu it ti UiL RusiOat
Lkwui, Wa neaboro, G.
1 ban u-tnr Prs: Xn.l.ica hi ny fnmOy twitr.
five j-.awra afro and have used it-vrrsno rnt hive
f.nmd bo medicine to take ia piaee. ii. w. iirno,
UnifSfiat, Otieida. Ji. V.
For Chills and Fcrrr, PACT KIIXER hs-t no Ta.iL It ev.rrr, nrhcn cr. rvthlrvr es fulls.
lipLiys are often il'inserciw. A Ufttiocf Pain kiu.s In xuc us-ti a uif t-iu.i1 slut no
todly hU.uid to trlthuul. All CnnrwL wil li at S3c,0Oc, and .1( 0 p r tv.uh-.
PERU Y DAVIS A SON, Proprietors, Providence, R. I.
try f.vert. X
It U.- f.rrt f'-o Vrt'": : Y-tTai
i'L iv i Ti',. 1 l c-r, uxtd br Pit tvn fennvn t
a n t i -I r.. -!-. Tbi tttt yo irv-uid
u rhe Unix. :i t liv vwiCL
Mr, t. i.j.j - 11. M wws rrtr: wikPkiT r.
Ti.',!-ntiy eick witli 'hthrxlfv. bUrii ft rr. son rr-.vl
ft'iii. Ko lriry rhllilr-n fcnvo Jhirl her. I
i frail to cril a rJiyKcsan ii4 trS-l yuor Pam
Hiuih. J whj tcJiT on Sijftay, ui rn
Wtfirf v h;t hiMt wm c er. It rw m wm-V-rfiJ
-'!-. sr1 I vit-S it rmilj be krw-wu try Cjo
XCX ii4i.Xii4.Tai C, hO UM kJHall K UOllJf ctuklriA.
j temd oar Ufastnt'!
Kvcrrtliinir
Ute uracil
ikmtnmd Cmlar- of
Ue kavv advanl7es as sedwiiert of wni ti -r- s-ia t'-.
M Altai KT (iAltUt.KUsAl) l.iil!lIS,iri...
tbe ke kind for Kreill. Fknrer or Trnrxtable '-..it'
ousiily leat tbe uoaiity of ail ttewfte aod l-innu.. i'ii-- 4r'
Aaaericm. owerint uj.arUo( lour auu. soiiuis
,- PETER KEHBERS
35 Cortlaodt Street, Hew Var
:s:j y-.i.-.ii,x-nt1i 1-liACTlCAI.
. i j.t.; i . v jw's-- w only wbit are
j -. .-ui-ai.--i:U isr u--iuik. ba-. alsototbor
. 1 itv.:m in .ixy Cuv, are tlie lars:e.at iu
:ist.t -v.v;ii B-.-a'thrwuboui tlwyear.
ZZSE.
Wk the wmKri;tifl Auilitors of Soinrmt County do I t-tthy wrtify,
that in tursiuat're of the -17th Srotion f the Act ot" AoemMy, entitletl on
Act relating In Coiit'tif", Township", Ac, patPil the lotli day of April, A.
I). UC-I. wt? mt t in 'J f Comrni.Hsionrrs' Otiice in tbe horough of Sonoproft,
on ihf 2il day of January, A. I). 1NS2, and did audit, adjust nnd settle the
account of llmry F. Knepper, Fq., Treasurer of Somerset county, with
U.e county, for tin- year 1SS1, and the account of Edgar Kyh',Fq.,Shfrifl'
of f aid county, with the county, for the v ear ISM, and the account ol
Henry F. Sclitll. Esq., Prothonotarv "nnd Clerk of the Countv, for tin-
) ar l!"M, and paid accounts as btattd i ove ar.d trporded in the Com
j tutMont rs Ullicc of SwmertM't county, rt iiiiftivai.ia, are correct, anti we
tmd a tialancf due the county ly the mini Ireasurer. ot seven liuruiml
and Iwenly-eifiht dollars anci eiphty-tlirte ctnty
In tistinionv whereof, we have hen unto set our hands' and peal?, thi?.
isth day of January, A. D. 1882.
(True copy.)
AttceL
Fred W. Beseckek, J. P. KIIOAlJS. --eau
Clerk. J M. MEYEIIS, vaU
Auditoi
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