Ui
Some
...... t f V I
lSCl ilvlin 't. i,,,-,!,,.,,, voters ol istimrsvt lKiruiuii ru 11. 1 .Wit U 1m 4Uljiju4i.ii hi:.D i (l
f-tCrp J . ) ''rtf , continuous rail,
"rj , CM I i )iMk put llie countri-raJi"
Qk i ' I-W condition.
yXAjgrin- I ynin-anumlwrof now
: ln-i -i.v noiiurxl tliut vaiK-un, for the pur
; w u' uoiiiiiialitrjj' itn1id:rt-e fortua vn
' ri'Mi In.n.nli odiiw, will be licM iu tin
(In- 'iumir.iiifi-' nuice, on Saturday
,!. iiiK, K-Irii;mry 1 1KS2, t 7 o'clock
Labi e M. Hicks,
Hut 4Mew duys
ilk in almost int.
l-iixli.i.i ja ui. p.. i -out, r avaTef ui ixstlllf v1'
nominating ticket fur Brothers vl ly town
ship. 1'ulls open about 10 a. iu., an.l close
about 3 p. m. . ' ' ',;;
.-' ... . - . 'S. S. Fowky.
t" Coiunrfilwrnsn.
.IV.
i lioyi
',!,.ti.i.Tai.!--.r,-Ht
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a,i"..n
.li.mM tll
C;uiu-a iiuihIht of now dwellings and bus-
im- linusvs will be put up in Somerset
' . UuriiiL- the coming niumer.
,Vl.ruary 1 s h, j
. -i - J" AVe luive Wariu-1 that Wui. M. Il-nlmtet-
( 1 li-4 Mvurvd liie wrvirr of the moat j
' j ir.it'tii'al riwt-niaker in Western Potinsvl-
van in.
"Air. F.8. Klicndienst, late froprietor or
Uie Central Hotel, f Uila iflat,; lias leased
and will taka chaiye , of the 'l,igouirr
House," at Linler, Westmoreland county,
on the l'uu of March. During Uie year
that Mr. Kliaodienst mnagMlth''Ceutrar'
be made warm friend among tmrenle
and (be traveling public; courteous and
oMiginc ho made his bouse attractive -ej point
li is kiicu, I-, tuanuer tliejr were, jaot-Iuw
, S. l!'.vd.
:.kc
K. I Cummins Post, No. 210, (3. A. R.,
has mH-ured James W. Riley, hutuorist, to
deliver a lecture early next month for the
benefit of the Pot.
riKBiLU .Mr. CUrleii-UBfiU; tlie patinjjU ii
tint, purjtoses the coining spring to orguh-
bltfl lure aibl i RPr"'"G cuu 01 len or a uukii vuuuj;
lttl: and rneanip during the summer sea-
Sl,..l in the ' in
, .n.lprire'nMnM
Me Ml C. N.
l--ii.ni Tclirj;-!! Coiiiwuv
.,,! iiu'ii ovenoaiH win -n
J. K. Skvuw t ''
; if i
U.ise who hoy Drills f
j son some plui-e near Somerset.
I It t-k the "(leneral" two weeks to load,
aim and lire, but those of our readers who
i waded through his wonderful production in
j last week's VummrrfinJ will not wonder at
I the time consumed in its preparation.
, Another engineer eorj-x, in the employ of
the South Pennsylvania Railroad, arrived
iu Somerset Monday. There are now at
lea-4 six diuVrent eorjis' in the employ of
this roa-1 oi-cruting in Somerset county.
v;- '''
,U-l' I1"
. .. wis a"
The 25-cent ;..rlii-ld fund tartd in Pitts-
., :iUh1 that tiulteuu won t
' Imrat. soot, nfwrthe l-siti vf 1 Prrahl-ut.
,1 h.4 ciMl-rt t,,MWf, i,..,, ,,,,u, atiirurer the ambiint
-t; at
II. llnnitV
line af p-nls at J. . Snv-
, twelve rre!.i!.':tJal as..raiiis in
c; -unties to hear from.
hot ev.-rvbo-ly ileal
! collected, sr.JiV liaJ 1oii into! over to
Uie monuiiient fund yf 'e, 'X-iety of the
Armv of theCuhihenuiid.
'ToTrm6i!, Ki-b I1.JM2. j
Hratip: Your alluaion in lnt !
work's li tMi.fr ui ,'fiecoiirt ship ri-.w in pi---'
t-fvim tsK-wiim' lite IJetnocrau and "iiaii
Jbteedis" In thiseotnity istiun-ly. The inter-
est manifested by the former in voting and '
howllnjr with the latter at the butt Republi
can meeting held I the 4'ourt Hense, is suf
tlcient erideswa that they are desperately hi
love with each other.. : .,
Nor is this courtship of re-ent origin ; it
dates back at least to lira last general vhv
tiou, when "Ross !.; Wbi, 11. Kooutz was
rushing through the streets of Somerset on
his way to Democratic Ueai-iuarters to as
certain to what fteut bU . treuson to the
regular ticket had been successful. If, how-
er anybody still entertains doubts on this
et him glance at "iioss Koouu
coutfce al .UiV Riiuhlican meeting already
referred to. After S. V. Trent had nonii
to ain.K-clata. I.iwuiet"llt Je have no,
doubt, give Mr. al. and -hi lovely lt"Jf tyyt ated three men to represent the party ml
hearty aTek u they to hltiCh 4c-TTf. j Mie cJi:iiij Slate Convention, men whose
i " . 1 ' : ,, J,,, dKcpublicaiusm lias never been questioned,
Mr. Jacob L. nenriol. Xt thit o(TLred an amendment substitut-
j 1!. NiyliT .V Co.
..,(,.ri!'cIlKmi.
.,, mi: t!i" 'iitlre c-miitry, a
,-:.-!ier Iturean, this is the
.... i,;.vr eer known.
hi the-i buy
. II -r-r
,reve:it-l lv t!ie timely
.mci Cattle l'ow.l.'rs.
ili-'v's. the very
' Sll'l
Vriv.
Messrs. Isaac Kaufniaiij of Iavidsville;
Si. i.hen Siutzniiiu. of T'pikt VoJer ; Jacob
Welti, ofStoiiycreek township, and John
P. Sttayer. of l.-jwer 1 mlcr, will leave
J.ihiistnwn for Florida on Monday next to
be aVent until spring. Johiirtuir Trihnn.
The menilM-rs of the bar have had two or
three meetings lately and have decided to
tender a batiijm-t to His Honor Judge Raer
untie fveuinir durini; the coming court
week. Committtvs have been appointed to
make fie !iejry arrangement. Ht4
f'Tii irr.
Th sciiTold to be ui-l In the execution
of Allison, the Indiana county parricide,
hs lieen compTeted, an.l Friday of this
Io. htfti.kk s. w is tlj(, lilne pWin,j.j r,,r jiiuj to die
u:ii-oteerneo as iisw y-.-ii"ics i-"-
mildest
use ot
of import 1 "sirnpUV
vtilT liats, just meivisl from
! testing his innocence.
I'nder the new schedule which went into
Cambria Railroad
- 1. ... .. nw-'i. 11IWIII
,tf:l aeWpT "I . ., s,.,,,.,
i Sunday morning, there will only lc one
..SltV lilies . i"n .."- j
.;.,rf Ih-ii iney i'ie,
in-srion hti-u, 11.
Liir-iii
..v second-hand F.uck-Uoard, , Die ma
u 1 . . ,.. r-..n mt I ; l..(.,rtl ii 1ifrtt,f,in
amincwty uiiin. ( "i iuiiiuui-i.nl
1 the oulv two changes made.
.lrii-:ir
h train run hereafter on Sunday, and
il train from tlt west will arrive seT-
These arc
., sen.l nway f'r your clothes ( i r readers will 110 doubt join with us
the fi;c.t kiti-1 at j ; lurtily welcoming our Stonycreek cor-
W. M. IIoeo-Tirri ras. ! rf-i"itlffit back to our c-nlums after his
. 11.. .....'!...
ft.th.J- imnralt.f tli'nf fTPri nmf
r:ir, . tie
ui.'ji Co.
er writes unless he has something to say,
' an I ?ieery anvthuif. wllh'jut. luakyig
I tlic";eV.vrar vrmrie if ifs curenants
i-l'i
,a.U-n a-ks b jw he tan build
, nii-r a K-h.use. IU-boarding his j
r'.a-li. the -le-ired infortuaiiou will
, !.i:!i in its full firce.
.-l 1 .1 i i mil-sn
,.f Cl.ina, ti-ie-nsware .mi ! T;. st. C. K. R. To. have laid a track
' , i. .1 1 .... . .I....;.... mI ! . . . . .1 :
i waiulu: uie ui-si ; frnn, iHiiut on their roan near me junc-
' ! ti"ti, to the falls at Kantner's dam, for the
, . n:.. U-.iTiN.se of pr-curing iir. The cjis can be
' ' ""-h . r ' rnri,'ht under the fails and the ice, when
, WtI ever na as ,a"''' , ,:i,.ri. u aMV. ,h-'oa-h-d with but little
4r-.:iltli-. We un-lerstand they paid Mr.
K.nitner for a ten years lease.
tl.o-
rrt-n i i''n
r -t 'l i'
n.r-s t
-Ver.l
1 lieen 111
IT-,-'
1 ir-ut !'tin-:i of this borough have
tiatii g with Mr. Val. Hay for the
- , in'f.f s'ra-i "" r'y
iii.M'iu.w. . tliey are the i.eatet. hari l-
a',d nii cotiveni.-nt out.
land .ired easiiv l.v , pureiiase't me otu ..uuien... ...........
II,.-- an 1 1'Htiie r-'l- ""' '"rm r "f Mai" 'r"M' "J l'ni"n m'C!S'
.' . ., Iftiievcan come to terms they piopose
I ri-'e suits nie. 1 , .
tl u ' ! erecting a row of handsome oftices early in
1..1 siioul.l ord.T th-ir Hill nrnJlthe spring. There! 4VO.tassiil rable ile-
r !!-a 1 put r.p in pa- kits. V.'c print j mau.l f-r lir-t fl jor 4a"t among our attor
iyT i.mUuestatthioHjce. ' j neys and the pmitfisM fiew ninlding is to
supplv this demanit.
:! n-;r new Rue t.f S'.rrtin.-,
, 4ii!igha!li and light Ca!ie . ell
J, U. SsYiii:a k ' .
mt flrst-e!ns Statfnnc-ry at small
,rtJ IIsralb packet. X .te. l-'"-r
I.:1. ..tlii-r sizes put up is this way. They
m t!ie tiling for business men.
Mii'y wore a little has
I'poit her liuie brow :
'ic tried to Mow a candle ont.
Kn wears no hang there uw.
.si ih to live happy and pet rich all
limrried folks, buy Vur Q.ieens
Kuires and Forks, S;wotis. Xc. Ac., at
J. R. Snyder A C
;i-i A Rro's. Horse and Cattle Pow-i-Vvn
use.1 with sucee-w in ppvent-R-
V e in all cases whereased ia time
Wo rfl.fel.mJ count;.
rkJ lntolf !0lA
Rev. A K. Tftnoldjlivered a triooiuic
lecture before 1 larO audience at Manor
Church 1 lisi .TUtfrsay tight. ,Tbe,--Con-
gruif-"'! I uoiirjiities" of various cl assejjl
were fr jrkS-&''nlJ&l fc,c'l
wereina-Vj TheJure sparkled wth wit
an.i fin. ai: tiirealt Tufe audi-tfce4Uiy-ed
it hugely froiU ' hf iuaing U enl. The
stories were aJiiiiraldy told. Xo'one could
fail to sec the p pin! even tiintf' Wc pre
dict for Rev. Truxal 'a'bundant su.x-ess on
the platform if he sfio'uid. coilnue to culti
vate his talent in tkis j!ifaition. HVrfiwr
oe Vwwni.
Tii: Youa Hokses. Scarcely a day passes
in which there is not one or more accidents
occurring from runaway horses which have
been left in the street untied, while the
owner runs somewhere for a moment to at
tend to a little business, Sjmc people will
never learn the smallest amount of com
mon sense in matters of this kind. There
is always danger in the quietest horse or
horses lieing left in this way. There is
i-tiri Vajuin;rtics f-tbe?pria:elec-
1 ,-iV.iM ST-,! i t'-eir or.V.T nf the esr-
! isy ssWe. e ,..e,.. ' Pn-aro.lv a li..re in cxisitfiK-.- tl.Mt otuethifiij
-lUHianraLly ai.d chi-aply ., short no, m, kMw,
' t r - :i -that vMiiething may turn up to do so.
?-tv man bo Kits an nu'-le in Ir-lan t 3iiereforj. always Ct- yolr-h Irs.
d tV'.ls.ift s':ncild ir c.irefiil ilh.ut j' ' ' "
l.jj-nic A young luau iu Cttrf.i Rat: Next hxtcr laythc Rej-nblicans of thehor-:-Uauiiano-ltv
uu uncle of t!ia'. d.-lngli wUl.uo:niiu.t candidates for .the .fol-
f!:;nf..Tocitip ititc::ipe:ate. t lowing otlices : 1 person for Burgess; 3
m.m , - persons for Town Council ; 2 jrsons for
tirtMiRicrr, MAmCitos.sSrnr.r-r.- I wu , s.-h.a.l JJirucUu i, 1 person lor .Coustablo ;
' i hsnd at all time, Ileef. for. Mm. , f,, 2 ?raos fot AsJ
.aid Sausage, at reasouable pnc. Op.11 l.lt Assessors jjl person forjudge -o the
7: will run a meat wagon niree uiu.- j. K;o...j ., . 1 jron for InrMot ; T person
k. ! j i"..r r-trts-t Comnii-lonet'"; 1 pon-.ai for High
: ' . UtSfBT Kbbi . ,.,.!,... 1 IM.rson for Auditor.
-r
It is iiii(, r;atu that none but fit men
-h mid i elected to any of these offices, and
it is to the interest of every good Republican
to attet.l tl(is election and vote for the most
suitable men.
- Somerset, Pa.
e 0". a r-e .s. u. n"
ttiM-r -w fit.) n( aUktnibt. weinr
'! -u 11. eill an-! se l,crei.i'.re
in 1. 'f,,n, J ,.! s 1 IScnp c :iic
Tiiaiikti: yoii f.r past fav rs.
'-"I 'li; l.v fair Sll'l bolM-st . I :i 1 1 1 . - t
" l 'e sirs, jr -ers . -x -
J & C-
t 1 OWN Sr -KV i.W.-.vsTI'.ll,
IsTii.r -P- the wny 1 will iy
''1 iuk R '' Klixlr ti.- !r.-st cmjU
j The Ravansviile Missionary Society of the
I Lutheran Church Is in a flourishing condi-
! tio:i. Tiie Society has been holding regular
1 in-tit: l.ly meetings since itsorganizatlon.and
I .t iring the month they have held a monthly
IV ! sm-iable. The sociables have been both
i.,,-i?if an.l iirolilable. well attende.1 and
'hi.' I Can 3ll si ".! I.-u.
:ii"
1. s. I'arvT,
i.s-- nrtsin,;
Pub. Repiihiii-an.
fr-.in iMiiou-ne.-. or ,
-.ir.sl bv liie ne ;
,v - M:iiir!r;ike l'.'iters. Si: n-.ti, f,
:unii..; lniiM-tit in another .-..!-i
s. rr
v
M:in s r.s-i.We
a i. re-' 11. 1'llerii.'.r t-i oi:r
Kt.., ii nil 1; eal.- . :;ii 1,.- i.e.pi
Wii't.i:.. iU-tf. I'.-rk. Ac,
tn in-.. rrn:,v. jt rtea lcrutc lunau Ji. i
''t ':ai hiive It kef it in flat ah-friM .1.11.1....'. .. t,;..w
e.-ij-iyml f-y aif. Th last one, wa hehl. on
la-t Tlur(Jav"evening at the resilience of
Wm lloylsl Al collection taken by the la
d:es is one ol the interesting features of the
smiiibles. The next sociable will meet at
liie p-tntf cf $ 1 Cfarff Ttb . &VsJf Ur
sn;.i-r will be servel for the benefit of the
, S s ietV. A.
b ive j We nr.- inforiiied that the l.ade Academy
V.i.1 ! r,..jN-:i at (Vntreville 6w' the 'kprfftj
' iciui alMiii tiiemiddle of "April. I The ob
'1 ' leet of tb Academy is to afTdf l rtrnts of
J"' hsrsipioti1 ttiei-onnty are he
' tlliu I wr iJirerlort- iU 110
.ppitftiuijiy of giving
it or classical eilucation,
Jff - whiiR-d. I and 'itli',i sen-ling dieiu away from home.
1 1 1", 10i',Ui lu-w brU k for ami, t rinrnte!..- fsi file itumher nl MiluJan
". 11 H-l! by the hundred or thou-!,, att.-.i bun was so large that1 tiie Prlnrf
41 1 I'ieo. ; '" i pnl. Rev. W. W. K-atricle tf.lt jastiAed in
... . ..... lTiiC. - , . ,1i,i;,j.ali.i-K.4..ni ol
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. tk, a .... - L
.iii iM.Mtl' inn s t tn 1 jbsii v'i'i pse saw
not se'.eli the s(.ring tcriu. The charrs are very
'f.rtbe Vi-rrl of panpers wild 11m lerjte ami g'l If b fir-linj ihii ! sfleun-d
"siCmiily Home v luiont a permit i al reas.innt.'eti We b-ie that tlte eo
''"wsnl Nofice nf aiiv FUfh iK-r- i'f tt-ji.ty aill see that it is Ktviftljr
J ."'"'"""V !"Mil sliouJ-l be given to the . to their ud wnage to baye an institution o!
4 ""iat uiteeaud he will prompt !v have this kin.l :.. .-ur n i l't anU VnT 'give' it 'the
BtRtriH to fhe home.
i Ry mlerof the R.rd. 1
it ; - . Wuv Winn I'usTKa ? They mav re
i t.a. bvr MoevSvE n t irlm.K.1 iieve but th.-v tau'tTurc Tliiit Uuk- b.-k for
lib. -ml 1 at nuiage that rt fleverv.-.
Save fl rh:oCi iieve but th.-y can't cure Flint Uuk-1
t Via 44oy! v-J the ki l:iey art liieH-ialile, 11(1 y.
. 1 '"Wh 8Hd Wast Via 9fl fo-J the ki l:iey arc Uierltiuliie, up X, yoo,, want
I i U' Xo change nf earn to a remedy t. ai-i dire.Uy fillMi!r. setvttou,
f 2lfl .' Tllil V one .-lint..., nf to tmrifii si..! ru.ir-.. Il...ir t.-a:tlil .'-ulldi-
i a
a flity and Ateliison. Kor.
'-.if "a' lis f, v,j. ... i
'rr. in sr,, j nn nr ,,1
' - KC. Prrix. -
,. r I o. Apent, M.rtiienss?,' Pa.
" -.tun-;,,,, f,. .,jii,vt ,
tiu. Kidney Wort has that st.e.iuc action
and at the sarm-itliae)!. reflates th(Slw.
eU p.-rfeclly. D.m't wait to get sick, but
get a package toslay, tad fore yourself.
Kitlier li.juid or dry is for sale at the drug-
wiio rurmetuu uasviiauoecu uiepie 1 , i.trir.hri
sccreury of Mr.U.f, 8aprbrfe.,.ent,i;f :. . . .
the Ptth-burgh Divfcion i,f lb 8. JtJ. : . , . ,mrtortanc. f har.
niony in the party. The devil Is in favor of
that' kind of harmony every time, just give
the old boy his own way, and you will hear
hini orate as' chvpiemMy as "Boss" Koontz
ever did on the importance of harmony.
l)6 -"BofV-Kuont and sub "Boss" Koo-r
pretend tosay that they rejiresented theaent i-
last Gubernatorial
inner voted for
Agnew aaid the hitter for School-
marm Wiciorsbam t iKh-s 'Bosi" Koonu
pa-tend to say - that his tools. Dr. Henry
Clajt McKiuley and es-Shoriff F.dgar Kyle,
repicHcnted the . Republican party of the
coaaty at the last State Convention by o
poslnj tlie nomination of pur . next door
neighbor, the gallant Getl. Raily f Did
''Ross'' Koonts--think -it waa good for the
party to sutler defoa( when- A. JL CorTroth
served him that trick ? If it was good for
the part V to bu defeated last fall, as this
"Bjus" slvocated in his Court House speech,
why did ho run after his party friends in
Washington aud butUm-hole thciu on the
ttreet eornen uatil they became disgusted
Kith hjm.'wheu he wasengiuceringliiscon-
test with tAiffrotli ? Why didn't this ;mre
and uiirfiled patriot submit to the expressed
kill of the people, whom he professes to
hold in audi high esteem, and for whom be
Is willing to W the lw4 drvp of Wwni? The
pti'ple had expressed a preference for Cf
froth at the polls ; why in the name of all
Jhat Is harmoiiloBsand In humble deferen e
(o the expressed wishes of the penple didn't
lit abide by the result T If it is gooa for a
party to be defeated' sometimes, why was
this humble servant of the people unwilling
to be offered sacrifice in the dear name of
harmony ? The p; were willing, but the
self-constituted leader entered a solemn pro
test: ' ' -'' ' ' "
Risjs" Koontx thon art a veritable I'rauu.
and fht t'EOPLfc know it. f-
I. ' - Rkoclak.
.".: j ." -,
En.. HeitM-u: Xot set-ing anything in
your valuable pupc-r for some time from
this place, I have concluded to write an
article on the subject of '.'Half Breeds :"
Xow, vi-at is a half breed? Josh Billings
says, "a mule is half horse and half jack
ass," and then comes to a full stop, "nature
discovering her mistake." Now this is
what I call a half breed, and they will
tome to a full stop. We arc living very
ear the Independent's headquarters, (Mey-
ersdale). however. ws are not swayed by
road, will shortly take charge oftlicSonirr
set aud Cambria 'Railroad. His headquar
ters will be in Saniewet. ' Mr.' Hen'rid is
son of a member of the Society of EcwmW
mites, whose' principal ajmrnirnitj is at
Kconomy, iu this State. He lately tnarried
a Miss Irons, who learned telegraphing in
this pl-ee. About aerenUn yea go Mr,. h h
Hennci for. short ttme h.J. charged a n t; ben the f.
telegraphic ...stmawut m tlw U. .le- A &
pot Here, a no lainer ai r.am .nmni,.
He is a literary gciiUei'ucu'.'.if .,'e.o'tue Hotc,
having contributed a nnmbefof poems to
.Scriu'' MunllJg and other iiiai-;niiiics
Juhmtovn Tribune. ' "' " "iJ ' '' "
i ' ri a:
Passenjcr Agent Talton informs usia! he
has mafleirriiiprtit'nts- fv"rnn:- 'special
train from Somerset to Johnstown on Thurs
day evening, ilrd, for the accommodation
of 'those who wish tn hear lr. T. lHitt
Talmage lecture. The train will leave here
at half-past five, an J will start on the return
trip immediately after the lecture. The
fare will be $U0for the-round trip. Tlck
eu for the lecture can now be had at ttol.
I'hl a store, where a diagram of the hall can
now b- seen. ' Th reserveil seat tickeU are
75 cents and the others 60 "ceuts. Mr. Pat
Um savs that quite a number of our citizen
have announced their intention of going on
the exrnrsiou, and that he tlif nks there will
be from sixty to seventy-live Trom here.
Ample railroad accommodations will he jtS
forded as there will be three coaches." Jjllc
train. 5 ' -T
" - m ' . ' t ' '
Satur.lay afternoon Hon. A; II. Co.lroth
appeared before Larue M. I licks, Esqf one
of the Jtistioiu of the ICef this b -iuugli,
and made information afuiust Josiah King,
X. P. Keed and G. W. Reed, editors and pro-
jjnetorsof the Pitt-sburgh thmmerciat u'a-
Mflte, and Ceorge T. Swank, ed.tor and pro
prietor of the Johnstown Tribute, charging
them with having published in their roiei
tive papers on the ttth day of February, A.
I). 13?2, a false, scandalous, malicious and
defamitory lilicl to the great injury, scaudal
and diSj. race of - he said conjpWnantaijil
thereby cTi3sini him to public'tiatred.-rwtv
tcuipt and ridicule. The Justice issued war
rants for the arrest of the gentlemen charg.
ed with the above offence and piacts! them
iu the hands of Constable llnston. w ho left
f. Pithurgh Monday to execute thein in
tending to retum via Johnswwn. The-eat-es
will be tried at the next term of Court,
which coue m the f.' Vo. of iem ly mealls. Having found out
jApril. Ocn.loil-fithhas refaincd tC. IT. the ' (llielulfwj!!) Mhw,
Supple, A. J. Colbori. ani W J. . h-o...,tz, u ouf ,o
Cip HokLiTKt.L, Col., Jan. 9), UK.
Ku. Hkbalu : In my last letter I esti
oialed the population of the city of Denver
at 3o,uw. J stand corrected ; thd lint city
ofthe"Xew Wat ' claims a population of
oi),0tia She has fifty churches, and we may
add, with a shadow of truth, laany other
things too numerous to mention. .
The scenery along the Denver 4 Bio
Grande Railroad, from Denver to Gunni
son, is certainly worth mentioning had I
liie time and space. Pueblo, , Poncha
Spring, and many other places are points of
interest to tourists from the east. From
Poncha Springs the road runs south through '
Poncha Pass, then westward through anoth
er sleer Pass the Marshall. From Poncha1
I'uss to the summit of Marshall Pass is A)
miles. In one place the fond runs seven
miles to make one-so rcpetttedly 'does It'
double itself in creeping np the mountain. 1
At one place three tracks' are- In sight, 'one
aliore the other.: At thin speu the road
crosses at 10,7o0 feet alovo the levul sea.
From here is a grand view westward ; one
might see to the Pud lie. Ocean if -his vision
were good enough. '. '
The Denver and Rio Gruude Railroad
have certainly undertaken a gigantic en
terprise iu building their road through the
cations and over the mountains of Colorado,
and especially the work through , what is
known as the Black Cuou.;wliere the Hob
litzell work is located. Immense precipices
and cliffs have to be blown, away to get the
grade. It is thought that the Gunnison
river will be blockaded at places' with ' the
rock thrown into it. At present the ice Is
from two to three feet thick on the river. '
The powder bill of this, the Hublitarell
work, will he about ?7,00 for the month of
January.. ,
A foreman of the work was, killed try the
premature explosion of a blast. His body,
with head and one anil off, w'a9 thrown
thirty feet into the air, and fell on the ice In
the river. The dei-ense.1 was a man of fine
physical appearance' Was said to have kill
ed three or four men somewhere Iu the east
We notice that onr friend, J. B. Lyon, for
merly of I'rsina, lias the reputation ol being
the "best shot'' in the Black Canon, which
by the way is quite an important accom
plishment in Colorado. .' ; r-,- .
...-'.;'- Mac,
'.' ' J .' .... . - U 1 - --
DIED. , '' . ' .' ' ' ;
W alk Kit. ):i January
Ly.lia M.,
Fji,-i"
1 -a ...... ctr t " ti
Mr P. Uilllev, of Somerset Tvvn and
Samuel Riiymonil, of Krotheril!et Twp.,
returned home from Crawford County, on
Saturday, having purchased a h;T-yeur
old imoorted bar Hyde stallion weighing
17C4 lbs. the day he was pucchaacd, ilxJ
Hemcy says he will weigh a ton wlieti livel
years old. They have also bought Umjxo;
maiuing interest from Powell f!ros.t in the
pray stallion Invanurie. litis Uorse as on
exhlbitio.i at our fair last tail anJ was aj
mired by ull, and ainiittel to im Uie best
drall horse they ever saw. His . Weight '
when iu full flesh has been 2u iiunds,
mcausures over1 8 fect arouTifl tlie girtfti aiid 1
is the heaviest stallion in America to-day.
He is the duly liorV cveV'fhlpflftt.rfryru
ScotluJ that took therhallenge cup J'frt.h;
f -three time ia atsoceseia aitdLnuiaae
the absolute property of the exhibitor. We
understand the above horse will stand in
this county:;' with tnch ; horses astlidHhovf
and the Pen heron horse now owned by Mr.
Hefllev. aud the Hambletouion AHiauibra,
and tlie beautiful hors Cliicf, and that big
gaited colt Charley, a better Vtnd of horse
are no where to Ui louniL, and from tba
prices eastern buyers are now -pavi -fw
really f kxI horses, our fanuers will ht dlli
torj'lto their interers if tlu-y d6 not namwiza
tbeabove horses,and show that tlteenterrfrise
of the above parties arc appreciated- by.
curing the services of the same and raising
the standard of horses in this county.
ia the Daitf interest .arc raiidly irwrva
ing Ih this county, , we puhlishthe follow?
inr statistics taken from a 'Xew York Ex
change, tuiiikin& ther -tusy rrfv.' H:er.
ej-t u macr of our readers i.i R UO '
We have already alluded to thu greatly
increased products of our. home industry
during the past year or two, aud will now
add some statistics in regard to one af the
great staples of our agriculture which are
now truly wonderful. At home, t-1 ,,
0,0ii0 arc invested in pasture lands and
in" Vl.Oou.OoO niilcli cows. Resides the
many thousand of our domestic dairies,
which delight the palates ot millions of our
home people, are 3,000 manufactories of
cheese. And yet of, the thirty-seven states
only about seven supply thicr own con-
' sumption of cheese and butter, even with
tens of thousands of privatu dairies in Uie
CJtmtry. The value of the buUer and
cheese prmlnced in the t'nited States, and
of the large amount erportd, presents al
most incomprehensible results to those who
have becotile "ac-jnained with' this Indus
try. T- : ; "
Of b-jtter, tlie snake- it XSW),m
pounds, aud of, hy. SOoidO.Qetf wunda,
atidihe exiiort of dieete this yqarXilU
iVOOv.ikio, trfMiiid".' nil .if butter at leajt
l.'Ju,0tJU,oun jmunds.1 'Here' fs i'valttetatla?
country Yif J'k'sl.'uKiRii), and ouy tha elitir
corn i-rop is in excess' of it in value, wltlit
cotton, and wiicat, and hay, aud-uots,' asj
all dethroned as kings and princes in tavdr;
of butter and cheese; ' and no partt'f tl:
old'worid approximate!! jnrjthc .raisingoCl
cows to the new, where theaa aw 3U aiW
every lOo in-rsons, and hence.the increase of
33 i-reeiit. in jcoduexion - this year, with a
like increase or exports. It is proper,
lioweAr'fo say'that of the lo7,3,W
pounds of cheese exjiorted last year not a
ixjiind -went irY"'?sW59
ptu.,ilatry tan:;. . 'V- i
eilficlieu oy.tucae gruii uavjiij i
shown by the record. Here were prouuce-l
in ls77-7;s llJ7S,4so ivmnds of butter, and
liff.S73.3fil made . la fauuUvai. Here ar
t.SS i.810 milch cows, and 4L.5U.509 gallonal
ofaiilk sjld in the market, tesides tn
whole couttiaifitidh af the. ArSiI Uere irt
IsTj aud the increase has becu enormous
in the four years rPt 'J.'TSS.rT? pounds ot
clveec were made tntheTaetories and 7,779,4i
413 riXh iaClhKAuailaA IKnaai B74 t
H;increa-f milk si at ta the fceto-a
riei was tlie prolud of 2C,ul9' cows, lu-re.
as tint cemm F.'r4!1 Jn'n
hinm.lk a s lese thn one-third of tn
Jr . . , 1 1 i
m bi'le uantiLy stint to the UuiiMtm.
Mr, A, J..tRull, . of (thfc; SoiysgjgaW
Cijuaiiyf'lias' kimlly furiii.-h.sT vTitu
tl following, sJpwi''?rJ1'.I,r;'.,V,'I?i'Tl.
chew faitons tt -tuaiiii'Mir r
onnty, during the past season, notable for
iU long continued- drouth and conseipent
poor iasturage: .During the season com
mencing April 13 and ending Xov. 1 ltwl.
theft wis" brtiugtt to the six factories,
2.23S.C33 pounds of milk from which was
manufactured lU3,0!nf pimiuls o hciH6, pdj
from ucam broughV l ti5i',t'V'iMtliN
wa nmnirtftctun-d l.'B.li! riotmds f.f btiflrT,
publisji their nefarious lies.
Tliey tell to innocent persons that such
men as Arthur, Jrant and Cameron were at
the head, of the assassination of President
(larfield. that thev hired .Guiteaa to do the
deed.1 Men that want to be the noble h-ad-
csoftli true Republican party ought to
bt denounced vile slanderers. This is a
ebar e thev-ctia not substantiate, and in 110
way can th.-y prove it- - The eyes of tlie in
nocent ought to ha opawaJt and men wno
stand up and make such declarations to in
iiocetitj people, they, like Cain, ought to
have a mark put on their forehead, so that
a Republican, will know them when they
are to be known. '
Again, they are down' on rings, bosses,
Acp why ' don't they practice what they
preach. 'Any person ' with common sense
would call it the Meycrsdale ring, the way
they came to Somerset. Their ring is well
formed, and called the Lincoln club of
Meycrsilale: why do they nse the name of the
immortal' Lincoln for tlieir nefarious busi
ness; they use the name as a screen for
their vile wof 2 " ThcyTfpTWe:T!r.gs with
ringsV'the'y -oppo tho persons holding
office because they want them themselves;
they are coVetous, and Uie best advice we
cart give them, is to adhere to thy command
ment, where it says something abmit eoset-
outmess ; they 'also want to break up the
"Somerset ring," (as they term it) this is an
untruth and a base lie; they ouly want to
change it from Somerset to Meyersdale, this
is the whole amonntrf 4tr"d fey carefully
perusing the Oxaauredal of Meyersdale any
intelligent persons can see what they are
after.! - , -I .. ; -
Ho doubt most every person that has read
history, read about Henry tlay w'ntn de
bating in the i Senate on some important
question, some one said to him, that it
would lessen his chance for the Presidency,
he replied by, saying. ."I would rather he
right than President," Thiuiodern Henry
Clay would rather be President than right.
this is Uie paraRul .difference between the
two illustriousjpersyns. We will add in
conclusion that we want every true Repub
lican to do his duty1, 'let your" hiotto te
work I work l work!.'! and we shall wc
more than ' cotujuerors. "I-et the Wolfe
howl."1 - ' r , :
1 ! , I.ISTKXFK.
'Saiisbury, February 10, l.s"2.
RiioLt.TibN's. At a meeting oftheEro,
delptifah Literary Society of the State Xor
liral tkhoid of this place, the following res
olutions were passed in reference to tlie
death ot Harvey HV Masedman, of Somer
set count v, a graduate of thi school, which
took place at I'rsina on the 31st of Jun.
uarv, 1882 1 m
WiieatAB, Jl has pleased the Allwise
Father to take to Himself one of H j child
rah, a faithful member of onr society, and
one whom we all had learned to love, be it
JiiviiM,, That in hini we lust one who
had always been true to our society ; ha
acquitted himsdX.nobyJit jl the duties
assigned him, a,nd who ever workeil with
an aim to her higher Interests.
Jauh-rd,' 'That we extend to his family
oitr heart felt sympathy, and assure them
tha they shdnld he comforted in their sor
row by the reflection of the exemplary
lifo of their son amTuroTTier.
r.ifittttl. That a copy of thine resoluUons
be seat to his utliii'.y, and that they be puh
iisbed ll the Indiana. Trntcr, and in tlie
Somerset Hxkaid. i .
1 ' EttOUIILPlll.lX LlTEKART So;.Ki IT.
1 ltx ytnt I'WWTKB,
, y.W. H. Hju:nu.iis, 1;
Ht Mriiuv Baktox. , .
...I i .-. 1 ' . Comuiitlec,
Indiana, Pa', Feb. 4, lssi
. m m
Jlx SexsiBLK. t'ou" Iiave aTToa-eJ your
bottels to become halritually cctive,' your
lift has become torpid, the same thing ails
your kidneys, ami you are Just nsl np.
Sow be seiisiUTc7sa-paTlt2POT Ktdn y-
Wtif l take it faithfully and aoou ymi'U for
get fd have any aacb org3n!, lor you will
be a well man- Allan Aju.
I have j 11st received the IfiTest and Is-st
stofVof Vlortrt, flnitars. Banjos, 'Acottnie
on; etf.; ever brimght to Pomerseti Pricw
rerv low, and every instrument guaranteed.
frJ-.HKrri.ET.
' Onceifis' knowii ' that Peru na' cures di
sease and prevents Its return, It will be ah
solute neglect of duty to lie without It.
Therefore always keep a bottle in yonr tup.
board ' "' - !'",'-;; '
. Say, r '-' 1iJ you gt that nice
fitting coal? hv 4kwn at Win. JI. HocU
stetler's. of course. He is the best tailor in
all the country.
daughter of Joseph and Luanda Walker,
aged 2 ycar.-t, 10 iiinuths, U d.tys." ,
II A V, On January SO, 13S2. Wm. Frank
lin Hay, of Rrothersvalley townhip, aged
47 years, 11 mouths, and U days. ,
M A RT EKN Y. Jacob Martoeny, at . his
residence near Somerset, on Feb. 5, 1HS2,
aged 1 years, 10 months, days.
The deceased wa consistent christian
and a faithful member of the , Lutheran
Church for 00 years. He died in tlw full as
surance of a blissful immortality. His fu
neral discourse was preached in the Luther
an Church at Somerset, by Rc. L. L. Seiber,
from Hebrews !.!.
SHEPHERD. Charles Shepherd, infant
son of H. H. and Sarah A. Flick, on Fell. 2,
I5S2, agl C mouths and 10 days. .
WEYAXI). Mary If. Weyand, daughter
of Samuel and Martha Weyand, on Feb. 11,
ISS2, aged SSyenrs, 7 months and 20 days.
. MAIUUEJ). , . ,
H(HVriI Hl'LL. At the Liithenui
parsonage in inytfwtt, Jan. 10,
HS2, by Rev. A. K. Fhou, Mr. Rcnjiiluiii
F. Hoover, of Fishertown. Pa., to Mis Eflie
C. Hull, of Sclulb-burg. Pa. ,: , , ,
LOHR tiiUlX. At the fame j.lace, by
the same, on January 19, Mr. Herman
Lohr to Miss Catherine (Inhn, both of Som
erset county. Pa. '
JACOR-S SHl'LTZ. In Ijivansville. on
January lf, 12, at tlie parsonage, by Rev.
U L. Seiber, Mr. Wm. D. Jacobs to Miss
Mary L. Shtiltz, IkXIi of Jefferson township,
Somerset Co., Pa. ' ' '
HEMLN'OERSlUFFER. n J.ui. SI,
1SS2, at the same place by the same, Mr. Al
bert W. Heminger to Miss Xannic C. Shaf
fer, both of Sjtucrset township, Somerset
Co., Pa.
RARKOX FKIEDLIXE. Oa Jan. .31,
1SS2, at the same jilace by tl sami-, Mr.
Alfi I E. Rarron U Miss Tillie. FTiedlinc,
both of Lavausville. Somerset Co., Pa.
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
-OK THE
SOMERSET COUNTY POOR HOUSE
FOR TPIE YEAR 1881. ;
HENUY F. KNEPPEU, Y. , Trcnsurerf SomcrFct Connty I'nor IIouho,
ia account with tlie county f.r tlie yenr enJinar
(TJliJSTTJJLR'Sr 2, Jl. 2D. 1882.
1U.
l.
Ca.
Te amount drawn from County Treasnreri
oa isnier no. in usaeu ij the Uiaoiv
OemailuloneK inr.ii An,
To amount received Iroui Woy lirutbert,, i
wsaas for I'tiber. asm
Teamoaat received from QUI Koonts.... iu
Joa. Uastlger..! t ooi
" " for brick, Uwkeyl
and Oastiirsr ..." 14 no I
To amount for oora kslder .1 70s!
10 aniouui received irum Joscpb MlUer,
UlfllDWIMIW,, .. ....................... I
To amuant m-clrsd Irum Cambria Coun
ty Poor Moose
To ainoent Irum Jsste Sweitzar, rwssr-
inn. .
To s mount lrom 1. J. Baer oe sale of
buI
To amount Irum Olll KoucU and LaunUt
for plus sulit I
To auiouiit received Irum tale of Rotilnnon!
Hoods 1
To amooot received from booicrset M-l
ohanical Works, ol.l Iroo I
To amount received Irum Cook 4. Beerlta!
lor luar.i ,
To amount received from U. Kimmel lor
nme
To amoant received Irum A. J. Wol and
others, bay
To arooaot received Irum J. H. Wetmer,
hum '
To amount reoelved from Fetcr PritlJ,
piuvlslons..;
tlr amount uaid out on order for out door,
IMupem !1M M
By amount ld out on order lor a;rucer-
let and lucre haad In ' 'JUKI 90
By amount paid out 00 older tor beef and
vwi i. ; - iow
Br amount paid oa: on order tor provU-
looe....7. 4U tt
Bjr amount paid out on order for juilico;
ami eoneutuie lees eoe
ByamouatpaU out on order for sbuca
30 50 j aod leather..
! By amount paid out on order lor wheat. . I
40 XI 1 By amount paid out on order lor convey-
1 loll pmuuen
1 U i By amount paid out on order for Hye,
ti corn and oau.
12 li, By amount paid out on order for Diree-
I tore' pay
is 17 By amount paid out on order for eolan
and burial...
1 1 50 By ainouat paid out on order for pbyai-
tha i pay
;i ! Iry amoanc paid out on onlers fur lime.
I i Ky amount paid out on onter lor fuel ....
S 7Ji , By amount paid out on orders lur Blew-
anl'a pay......
2 to By auvouni wld out on onlers tur lumber.
By amount paid oat oa onieia for miacel
SA 90 I laiMoua
' By amount paid out on orders lor harness
m 01. aau saauiery
1 1 By amount paid out oa orders for print
a til l inn
By amount paid out on ordera let lulllnKi
j and cardinK j
By amount puid eui on order, (ur postaa-ei
I aau aotu-jnery....
i By amount paid oat on orders for I.Uek-amllhinK.
1 By ainoual paid oat on orders for attur
ii neya
, By amount paid oat oa order for repair..
I By amount paid out oa order (or !n!r. ..
h By amoant jwld oat on onler lur Treas-
I urer'a tuy...
j j By amount aid out on order, fur Clerk's
,1 py 1
; , By umoum puid out oa o -dcr, fur teacn-1
i cr'ipav I
' By amount puid out on onler for renl
i and cupyint; I
By amuunt paid out on order for A. oft
I Mtutun.ano
By aui'.'Uul paid oat 00 onter l.r pa it are
: By amount paid out on order for ore lo
' uraacc.....
Br amount paid oat on onte-e fordiua. .
By amount bald out on orders lur weav-
I! inn 1
j By amount iid out oa order lur real e-l
!, Uta I
1 By amount paid out on orders for bore. .
By amount paid out ou orders kr aeitit-
' mcnt
. By amouut pai I out on order lor frait
I tree
I By amount paid oat on orders for tinail-
I' puxexpennet
' Bv amount paid out on order fur Inilncce'
I VB KlUVIUEIH WUUOl.ww. .........
1 By amount paid oat cj orier lor meill-
' cat service
! B amount paid out on onier lor cwiD(?
1 machine V""V
i By am.juiit paid out ou ordere lor brd
i warn . .
By amoant paid oat on order fur visiting
pauper -
10641 17
515 9T
TM
tS 00
4S
1W00
ZU Ml
212 10
ZM 7
107 W
4M 0
U 3S
11 11
13 a
121 70
U
14 H
34 SO
100 OO
1 ou
107 Ml
M 00
70 00
20 00
iO 00
a-J 4
V UO
Z'-S u
va 00
1J0 IM
U 00
i 00
1W 7S
124 M
281 00
22 00
JM 32
1)1 07
ANNUAL STATEMENT
RECEIPTS AUD EXPEND1T0RES
op
SOMEESET COUNTY
PBOM THE
D DAY OF JANUARY, A. D. 1881,
TO THE
Second day of January, A. D. 1882.
?. IUEPPEE, Esq., Treasurer of Somerset Ccsrty, h accon&t
with tlie said County of Somenet,
10641 17
We, On- urulersicned Auditors of Somerset County, tlo hereby certify
that we have settled and audited the accounts of II. F. Knejper, hq.,
Treasurer ..f Somerset County I'oor House, for the year 1SS1, and that
this stati tm nt is correct.
Witney u'T hands nna Fe.ils this ISth dav of January, A. D. 1SS.
Attest- JOHN T. ItHOADS, seal.1
J. M. MEYKl.S, f.al.
, Auditor!'.
J M. MEYEIJS,
t
Amount expcmled prkir to 1st of April. 18el. by Stewarl Bke. (lnce Jan. let) J329S 64.
nountof ..ut d.r exn. payMe f.y the P.-.r BlreeUkrs, lt n strictly cli.ra-eaale to
FliKD W. BlKSKCKER.
Clerk.
Steward Iant'. nrcant. WAS 04. Actual eiien ol Toor Hour, 4109 S iurtn part month.
OTJO?STJLIsr3DI3Sr(3-.
STATE & COUNTY TAXES
DUE AND OWING B Y THE COLLECTORS OP
THE DIFFERENT BOROUGHS AND
TOWNSHIPS, AS FOLLOWS :
Collector.
Dbtrirt.
, Year.l County.
Stat.
William A. Koosts
OlllianO. Lint
Jeremiah (il..ttelty
Robert Spear
Jeremiah Whlpkey
Jeiha Pott
Iwael Kmerirk
John Winjert
Oonttuence Ix.ruuch
Swmrw borkub
rnv11le
Meyersdale horcnuh
MM.Iiecreek
Shade -
:S.iUthatuptiin
; Wellenburs; boreuiih
1179
1HM
1S4I
j
4 J ar.1
Ill 41, 32 11
VI to! 9 40
5 M
14 OU
l'J Ou:
' M 09!
15 SS i (3
SOI 44 47 a
Wk the undersisrned Commissioners of Somerset County, in conformity
with the law, have ordered the accompanying account of the receipts and
expenditure of said county, for the year lSSt, to be published and here
by certify that the above statement of outsar.ding taxes due said county,
U correct as per records in the Treasurer's and Commissioner's offices.
Attest- ) ADAM S. SHAFFER, seal.
1). J. IIoh.neb. f JOSEPH I10RXER, SEAL
Clerk. ) II. W. I5RUBAKER, seal.
Commissioners.
ADVKtrriSEB l.ETTKKS. The fl110will? uJ-
ilrfsisl Ktti-rs in tli Pontollice,' at Somur
set, will be fci-nt to t'ao Vnni LeUer Ollioo
Wa.-hinirt.iii, I). C, if not csllwl f ir on or
btfure Ian:h 1. ts2 ; . . ,
Uunders Samuel. . .Barclay Richard P.,
Carder a. W., : - , Dvis Itncblcy
Cilcasncr Mb Mary, Oris-Jam,.
HilMVm., ' - , JuUie, Mrs. Bet.T,
Kocli Jacob, ((U-rtiuui.) Kurisiin iliss,
Kuster Mrs. Sarali, , Long MU Mary C.
Towcll James, . I'ricc Tu'omas,
Price OliTor. . IUioad.i Miss Annie,
ShidlcrMiss T.tv,. . WenUrgt-r Chas.
, . -. . . ,
J-.teTAL CtaiM. ,
Alltn Win. ... BacUtneltev.X.X.,
Coleman Hiwiu U , Kurtz Fred.,
McF.lbravey Harvey. ' MartoS Mm. I.. J.,
Rt-vnu'.ilk, F. 1'. , , , , , ,
" . A. C. Davis T. M.
Swedish Bitters.
THE GREAT
. 1 rttkagr
The chit f ingredient and life-giving ele
ment of this gn-at remedy is an lrb com.
miiiilv kiiLWiia." Utterniei.t.-althoujjli but
rarely found in this country, -xu!tiiig iu
the extreme 'northwest. It i gathered iu
profuw almii.laneehy the lji.luiiU-r in the
bhk and uow clad mountains ol . .Norway
and Sweden, aud hx, i cunneetiiin wjlhj
other injcrvdi-i;t, bu-u u?e-l among thorn- i
,.. ... ... I-,. ...... ...... ,.t (,..! In
prtateM remedies for Dyr Kidney and ! Kttu-r, Anaiu-l n..er.Oeruiaa Syrajs 5Iors lailiaa Koot fuls, Lljs Balm, .,
r :. .. i Vititiiluiiif tliut tr:is pvm" k no it ii,
i1lWBi,iiLm w .i- HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS !
Amir .nil mililii- we candtalv Wieve that iivaiwa "
we have rdl'ed a long felt wanf. by giving a
medieine that will i4 tmly towjinrariljr re-
t., -itl rutt.lt i-.-n'.e nre Tl-vni lia 1 11-
Kid and Liver Conn-lai.d. and ail other I ffS iu V tuo''1"" on
various etr.K-ts silt h a- Sonr Stomach, Kick
Headath, Fain in the Hack and Side, Pal
pitation of the Hi art, rostirenesa, Indipes
tiorrT Yellow filin. Swimming of theHeiwl,
Fullm-ss at Pit of Stoinaeh, Low Siirit.&e.
TIir-p diwc will relieve the worstcaw.
Ask ym.T drnirM for a bottls and boain
vinmil. l'rii, "" rent.' , Jan. lii. .
keeps In stock all the leailing and special '
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
INTHEMAliKET!
Alum, Borax, Sulphur, Rocholle, Epsom and Clauber Salts, Chlorate
Potash, Camphor, Cum Arabic, Salt Petre, Ac.
Many artiole mirh Cra of Tartar. Sta. (MnDassoa. CWvee. lHner, fce . that r pat pla
4 are Urel aoulurated. 1 keep them In Hulk only, and will Guarantee bU anfc-lra to be
STEICTLY !
Flar.irlnK Kxtrart. Vanilla, I.rua a ie., 1 p p nnJer my owa nane, and can sssore sll that
tliey are niale trow nothing but
THE BEST MATERIALS!
r.ie smff. 1 kP Iirw, o.l, Mad.hr. Hlne VltrnV, In-HifO. Muriate Tin. roohinrol. SoUrrtno:
, JIu 7B; lelri Pate.; Medlolnea. St. Jacobs IMl .lrdna, M. -'' Wort, Hop
A I'MIMSTRATORV NOTICE.
Ka:ale ol Iianlel Levdlit. late of Snuthamptiia
Tuwruulp lluieeel Urn fa . Seed.
Letters of aritalalnratfcer on 4b above estate
havtnir been granted to the omteralirned, by the
fir.raaitirlir. Hlc la hereby given o thoee
iHiebted to It ui make km mod owe juaraieat, and
tlM M having naluia or demands will preMDt them
duly anthenthrared lor Mtttnneat, i Sataraay.
thelltn.'ay of Fetiruary,. ISSU, at lue lata resi
dence vf the deeeaacd. ' .
it: HMJn is bsiuiu, . I
Jaa 4.
.Administrator. ,
F
OR SALE.
a .in.l form ltaat io' Tier VarkeyfMt
tiwi.ahlp, Sioiern-t nnintjr, adjoining land
ol (Jiirrei U-ar Jidm l.r.hsrt. Daniel FaWIey
and others, rmiialnm 1B arrva. mora er less,
ahont 30 Mrci m mea.tuw, 70 arrrf In good state
of cultivation, balance veil limbered, very con
venient to railroad, la uud Urutiax community,
wmvrnietil tochun h and arboi.l. having there.
ereoted a gowl hn, barn and othef uul balldiaa
1'or tenni and lurther particulars iMldressor eail
00 " n s M. Mll.t.KN fc BBO '
Doc. T. Jfew Lexlngtoa, Soowrse t linily. P
i week In vuwr towa; TeraiS Wi
1 ootni tree. Address H, kULLgrrfclJo
uFiianil.Malna. He.lfje -
X66
Vhritrt ins" Prewrlptl. ns and Family Feelit. filled with care, and none but Pare lr ugs dla
rnynji in r re , ''lt Artli-iea In Ureal Variety. Kpcta-lee and Eye Ol o-se to suit alL boi
" IftiveHie., Paper, and Sutlonery of all
ontry meWhantfareto vail and get quotations on OroearV rngs, lye Stalf
"'"'iTlrod fn.l U w Prices will enre the Drag Trade or Somerset County, then I propoas to
tecare It Call and oe me w hctber joa wUh to bny or not. KstpeetlaUy.
C. 1ST. BOYD,
MAMMOTH 1JL0CK. - - - SOMERSET. PA-
Diphtherial
rirxKn.i.ini hwlunrbf.nidi.M rrmnlyfor I
eiliU i.rr the j4 twratveve" ,r aafl have I
Iicv-T lanwi it w. .i"i ... "
U H. I'wictU, Wiaiamavule, . 1.
Fir thirv- mri I ham twM Pai Kn-t-ia. and
f-ImTl a a iever lailtaa- rv-iuodi' lot culda and euro
taua.- llJUiTog Skxmas.
: n .w iw4vnt trrnnedlate vrtlrf frnm enkta end
auK.Uir.ut. aud imW r.mr Piia K'J-f"n
ruatilo teialy.-tlw. B. LvraTT, Wckinaon.
::.!.
t h-ive hud rei-wned from a verv "were enM,
whicli I have bad f miie tiaie. I eoald p no
Vu St in I trM your Vxi Kaita, whtrh
J." hmneVltafely. I wl " agala be
without iL CO. t'oaca, Lowadea, Oa.
HaTe uwd PT! Kn-Lira in mr famfly fnr forty
rim and have never knowa U to lait-iUaaoJt
lxwia, Waynceboro, Ga.
. i n . r.. In mv rafnflv twmtV.
a u. vim un ami have uat-d ltevemilico, and have
eaM r aaro tfcraa may not wm to amrwnt to mwm.
lirUKKut, Oaeida. X. X
Dxaa,
l ;
li Dnilllllllj' BW IIUIW iwvimi-aij .
IHV It I" 11U vl ' v wrvaa ,
OicUie hus w tc?n dlsc..virr-t whlfh arta ;"L'I
KlbLKK. 'i lie pn mpi uno n inm .--
wrtpvBMUMir t;A "5, rjvTl'
Uhim been la-uro uitf pun m i' - j j . . ..
A irw cxiikui uuu. .
yor wboorliur-coutrn snu. rran?
IniwirHtlon mmle. e would nt be wuuout It
A. P. Hours Lilrty Mill. Va.
l'or lwntv-Bv yvara I have nard rinlnus
f,c ,w,ta ami ohaiid Hi, and cmm.U r It the ht-t
ruediuiue ever offcrl.-Gi.Hoonia, Vi luuuurkai,
i'wa aufferlnsr eeverelr vHth hmochrBa. aad sny
throat wae eo luflaiiwd 1 could ereroety ewallnw
auvfoo.1. I waa advwed in try your Para KiLure,
and aler ttk-.w a fw dVa aaa oomrletely
cured. T.n.gi'"r. . .
Dr. Wu, T.Tit from Coaboeinri - Tonr Para
Kn.lsa cur dlphUmrla and aore Uiroat,p.i alamt
liiKly prevalmt hare, and hae not Iwn hn
fail in a eliyrle intaEce. Xlua fact yon ahoukl
wake known tn the world. .
Mr Ktijen B VMs wrlteaj My am waa taken
vV-VnUy alck with diphtheria, tush firver. and ooi.J
ctoUln. Bo many chililwn have dl hpra, 1 M
afraid to call a r-hrrf.-taa, and tried your Van;
Klu.eb. Ma waa taken on Bun, lay. ai4 on,
WMiiMiday hia throat was eJr. sa a won
derful cue. and I wiah it could be W'
JMUf HMUOa S iav amamsasaj saw mmmms
DR.
To eaah received from Uie Collectors of State and County rates and ltviee, for the years 1S7T, 1T,
lhmiand IM1.
Colleel.e.
Dlatrleta
Year.
Aagaetas Madary
Wat. A. Kuunla. ......
Oeorge Knager
Wm. H. Welfley
Oeurge W.Tnraey....
Samuel Caster
Iaaae Yoder ,
A. K. Humbert.
A. J. Sloaer.
John P. Ankeny
Prank Wolf
Kllaa Heminger.
Kufui Dull
V. A. Werner
Samuel Luwry
uiiiiaa Lant
ctamuel rierkey
K. Baldwin.
Jacob Cueter
Jonathan llumbold...
H. V. Snyder
Peter Kn.lremm
Oeurge W. lonlcla.
Samuel Cuter........
Frederick Swoue
Lewis J. Knepper.....
laaae Yeder
Thomas Kyler
(ieurge Lowry
Jeremiah Olollelty..
John Schlag
Samuel M. .diller....
Henry Kaueh
Solomon Weimer
Joeeph UcBly
Robert Shear
Jeremiah W kipkey....
K. H. IiulL
S. A. Topper....
Jacob Sipe.
Okleen MulL
Peter Hodman
Jacob Zlmmenaaa. ..........
Michael Hay
Jeptha Potts
Oliver Knepper.. ....... ......
Frederick Welier.
lfl-ael Emerlck
Komanus Baldwin
Jacob Cutter
Samuel M. r-ay lor
Herman Yennsia.
H. F. Snyder
John Wlnircn
To amoant of State tax fur l-0 and previous years brought down.,
- lssi covered taw County scouunt
- lrom tax eolleetm relun.1.!
- oi nnos tor rbaaelng and killing deer out ol
" " V Kelnie on atattunery
" lor stationary lor oBice
" ol OMh received tn.ni aHttn lions
" for obi brtdireg...
m - Mtireellaiieoue Items. ......
" ,.ihr rent. fce.. ............
- " Jena Baughman...
" money horrowe.1
4. - Uavia judgment
tnt rodeuiptUm oa anaeatad I tads
. 4 from Commlsaionera' aalool uneeated lands..
4 Iwlancv due County a- last i-iUiement
oininit...
Coarloetw-e biagb
Iwer Turkey faurt ,
, Srtneraet borough
....... Ad.llnun
Allegheny.....
...... Cuaeutaugh ....
Coatluen,- borough.
Oreenville
Jenner
Meter!!- borough..
Mlddlecreek
Mlllord ,
New HattitU'H-e borough....
Sallibury borough
Somerset borough. .........
S internet
, Stonycreek
Sti.yiU-wn boruugh..........
...... V'pper Turkey foot
....... 1 ii nabonaigb..
........ Welleraburg tajrough.......
iAddiaon
Allegheny
Berlin borough
....... Hrotherrvallvy ,
....... Oioemauga.
........ Confluence borough.
....... Klkllck
, Urenv1lle
........ Jetfaraoa
J-ncer
Jennertowa borough........
....... Larimer
Iwer Turkeylooi ...,
Meyerale bngh
Mi.ldlecreek
'.Milford
....... New Baltimore Imr-iarh...
....... New Centrevill buv uh..
.., Northamptua....
i Paint
(uemahoning
ISaJiaburj boruugh
......... Shade ..,
Sumereet borough...
0 v v e r SaOJsB4Tarj)C . - -w,!
S-iuthamptoa.
.......jstonyereeh ....
....... Stoyatowu boroagh
(Summit.
Vppes Turkeyfoot.
jl riina borough .
VTellenburg ou rough. ,
1ST
Statu.
County.
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1
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2
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a3 Hi
14 42
11M ti
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47 U
111 1
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lw) 41
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73 S
lOS M
Sil 14
40 J
OHO 11
17X1 1
SW 64
JOSS 4
4. 1Mb
I 11W 7s
i SI
107 34
404 XI
SIS 47
11T SO
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47 IS
1VS il
171
ST OS
r m
1813 US
SOU 01
lW 78
12TS
Kol h
44S 31
auss 4
ki r
1T2 fcl
13 W
311 23
12 0
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2B& 21
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12 OU
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lot, I OU
lfctf So
7V4 33
M7 Ml
3C0 4-1
fnOAS M
CR,
By amount paid ta Asaoaaurs
- lur Commonwealth coef...
4. w 44 pjaw hri-1 gna...... ......
44 44 44 44 J &rJ,
44 .. .4 ruad and lidga vtewa..
" Cowmluionera' pay, Co., a
44 . . Crttrhtleld.
44 4. " Mi-CllnbKk .
4. ImO, Cook.........
" tip staves
repalra.. ...... .... ... ...... ........
" Jury Commldakraera...... ,
" records and stattoaary -
rraight. postage, ac.
Jail expenses ..............
Clerk's pay
printing and sdverUiing, Dtmutrat.
, wain, i 4 .444, . .... .... .
" electioa expeasrs.
trains ..........
14 reiupded.
- miaceilaneoos
grand jurors......
" traverse jurors.
Coaauhle returns
physician' pay.....
Auditors' pay
" Commissioners' auoraey....
" lastltui.
u penitentiary..
eustodiaa
- to cereal
attorney's tt-e.......
fuel
" Fair.
44 appeals
rued damages
tobacco foi prisoners.
Blael a Bro. .
i
a. Prothonotary'i eoau
ft. " SheritTs eosta
4 4. 4 Auditors' clerk...
4ft 4. a auditing State account
44 eupylag reoords.. .......
44 4. cotomiiaioners' ileeds, fcc...
.4 4. - Wf. bill
. " 44 inquest......
4. 44 .4 ijuun Houee expenaea
44 44 4. rirrkinr at aenlcmeut
44 . - lte I, raaua....
.. ..ft. tHirrtiw4d m-ey uald
ft- 4 rupport of Poor House
44 4. aut va unseated lands, arh-ad lr.7 ,
44 44 .4 -4 riatd 17
44 44 4. 4. ,rbo"l 17
44 ft - nt Iht-j ..
Treasure's eomial?km oa 447441 47. at S'4 per cent....
73 , at I), per cent
l.ftUabos dueeouaty
MM S3,;
ssvs 4w;
IW) 4,i
Ti TO'
3&4 l
so ou; j
3A1 Mil
St M'l
331 Ull,
M 01 f
181 as. I
36 10'
a 40!
03 Ut i
soo ooj
4"4 JO'
4v vK
l'i
13i7 43
4S3 luj'
S '
77
as Ui!
1409 Ul
771 88! 1
m to-
MS 80i
loo oo :
ZOS Oil
a31 80
108 00'
H Mil
24 UO'i
s out)
184) 08 I
IS 741
00 u-
30 !
m
an a.
480 73
46 60
IS 00
74 ou
' 41 401
31 0U
144 3!
71 08
0I
40 ti'
11448 00
10314 SO
144 01
U II
JXl 471
131 t
liM 04
0 21:
TM 83,
N.rra Jeptha potts. L'ollreter of Shadi-'townKhip, paid to Treasurer U almer tweatr-Dve rf 0ft
dollar, alnee tettlemrBt. The smonnt ofrlalaif tntanllng and not arrv-anitd lor In this settlement,
aa lar as has fee a amriaiBed by the new lru id Commlftukmera. U 43 31. Aaeutig them is a bill
lor priming, prertaicd t y the smcret i.ni n iorwi 40, pan 01 wbwii u as uajavM balaai
lKStl.
H. F. SCIIKLL, Ksq., rrdtlioniitary ami Clerk of the Court of Quarter
S.-.fsinis, ntiil Oyrranii Trrniim-r of Smers(t County, iu account
-.villi tlip County of Soini rsi t fur the yareiiilifig Jan. 2, 1SS2.
Ca.
liroggi-t, Oaeida. X. X. I --"Z-Z .v, iv.
. r-vfii. and IFpvpr PAITI KILU.K Has no equal, n mm wwru nri j
Mneri. AbntTte of Pan. Kuxra la the hou to afuant toat M
fary Sllliu
PERRY DAVIS 4 Sp, Prpprletor-, Prdvldeoce, R. L
"wa. - a a . a- KLrftt. w wrl.ki ta lail r Bll'Mkf. 1 A.fl 8 TXtArA "lPThtTlC 9 sT lVAC T 1 C A Cs
MAKMET fiAKDKJf EKit A.ND FMUIT. Kivoun u-.ii kmrtt.cti to s-qUiIc uJ lo at? pot otil r w-vU
aaaaV ' ' t.. BP Vlaussraa. ac V.ssraagr as am la rfnaet f wnsftlMr luT ITVU OT toiHlUvTTt ejrai, ..criui.ut , w Wvs. isjox .
iPtUy mm laW sB4.iitr of All rkwdt 4wd VlmmtM. i w (.rhuf rjf-'S"
saaauwSWum- SUOOtasriaag yDWINI W MW KIM. oVIN IH f, emaa, awaa.-wa , a 9 ,
t7' tamtam
"Kverythfna: fori
roe cararDt 1
when.
FREE.
PZTEn HErJDERSOM & 0.
35 Cortlandt Street, New York.
i.rrti
To jury tees...
ToBim-s
Io rlaih-t-rry and "-al
To tmier Ji.4. Yi, ISBJ.
I '!-
. 36 00 i By fet aa Pr h.vry
-i ai m i By wee aa Clerk 4 Caarter btueluaa...
..; is Sum Ky Irva aaClerk of K.4a.la
..I ta uw, j Hy Irt, ascirrh of Oyer and Terminer.
ta: so
in su
EDCAi: KYI.K, Rkj., High Slie.itTof PomPM t Ctunty, in account m'tli
the Cnurity of Somerset for the ye:tr er.iling the 2i
thiv of Jjiui.trv, A. 0. 1882.
Da.
To jury foes
To bare ia Suiial ary rt ce
To roets la Sallal ury rl. ease
To board ia ullabury riot ca?
To stationary, ae
To Onler No. 448
0 38 ou
s ou
Ca
ll, tieemlaa prfo
Hy nlellaatai Items..
IV ou I
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4-0 T3 .
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104
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4SUS 81
Wk the unlfiMi:iit-il AuJitors of Somerset County do hereby certify,
th.it in p-ursuanew of the 47Ui StM-tioii of the Act of AssemMy, entitled an
Act rei;itiiiv to Cmti s. 1'rnshi, Jtc, pnssft-d the 15th day of April, A.
I). 1834, we met iu the Commissioners' OUkw in the boroagh of Somprset,
on the 1'J thiv of January, A. D. 1S82, and dial audit, adjiist and iettle the
account of Ilenrv F. Knepiver, Esq.. Treasurer of Sosvierset county, with
the county, for the year 1,V1, aud the account of Edgar Kyle,Egq.,Sheritf
of said countv, witii tlie caaiitv, tve the veai 1SS1, and tha account of
Henry F. Schell. Esq., Itoihoootary 'and Clerk of the County, for the
year iS-Sl, and uaid avco);ita as statvd above and recorded in the Com-
rn ..r t p.,,li-aiiii ar mrnirt and ve
miMtlOIieni utllVf VI ll lomilj , a mur , . , , -
find a Whin de the eountv by the said Treasurer, of aeren hundreil
anu tweniT'CiKt'S uoiiars rdu eigniy-uiree wrmy wi
Ia testimony whereof, we have hereunto set our nanua ana seais, mi.
18th day of January, A. D. 1882. - i
(.True copy.)
Attest.-
Ckrk. J- M. ME ERS, seai-I
Auditors.
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