3
1 1 " 4 hn'' ntn"t , t! "vr r""r:,,t'" y"1".
HCi.Il A. ;s wa.,irt : this ulli'x. i l..Hni the printing
, U.I-K. iiust be able to read iimmiM'rij'i.
r,n' s-ea;iet fever has. been declared pi"
ili-mc in J.l,nsi.in au.I ill urromnliiigs
! tliHt.inil pi.v.-i. iiun.
J"-i.il K- in-r. !')., n NjiiH-r4't mwliatit,
I. rm.-tiv 1 rcisiiivr. Mini mil' .f tlm tn-k
, i-ijxiliir tucu in that countv, is visiting
V ' - W, fi" . i-Mitur imvu in that cimiitv, H vimi
..r-r .'..,V --'''' , -
i V 'r2 ''VT -- V"-' . ! ,,r',",,v"' w-r. ilnimged with win
.- f4j:'V ) ' ' it''l'1''' rtliinhtv. The. uriinary elect
. -LJ; ! I'r township ottiees, brought many of 0
. -Wr---e--i io town.
;AT.
.(I.
..i!n;U.'.' T:ii
at Sr.yd.r's.
lt viir whole yMet:i.
.I.ouhl use '' lil-KAI.P
:H-:it
;;'ii)(9
count rv
ion.
f thcni
The h.iijiI' in some part of the State are
troubled l.y ilipl.th.-ria in a now form, it
a Herts tii" n.-isal organs ptirtii ularly, and
; with a malignity that bailies llic skill nf
. phy- U ians.
' Wc um'terdund that lloti. A. J. CVT.born
.' will le a candidate- fur re-election to the
legislature. Jas. I.. I'ugh. Eso,., and John
A. Walter are ulsoimylien of as prospective
candidates for the same position.
J-iK,ir.r
In
S.) W
'":-! r.-u:,
Ki-.u;iori SEnviccs. Kiv.O. W. ftonex,
Is will soil j f ,ue Episcopal Church, Conno'lsvillr, l'a.,
I will hoiit reunions scn uvs in tlio dnoil
-M.rr. A: ''((. j Jeii'Ulars Hail, Njinenn't, la., on r nlay
i T - V VJ'lll', J VITllill .t, I T ILL f J. Ill
I Tiie ilojiuhiiiuns of t!.e towi,fhij liail
ijui'.i' a lively time nominating thoir tiki t
.Saturday. There were jut'e a r.uml-r of
eandi'lati-s fur the diflV r?;it f iiS-.-m and over
I :in yuti's lMillo-l.
All iorrons v ho were men;! t r of l'nii;'a-
froin i nv ( id., r;.,r;.,w.i;t X. C. I.. ere requested
j t.i nuvt ut tlicoili-e of Kd 13. St.11. on Thurs
day Fthmary .-th a' 5 . in., fir the adjust
i::e:it of sonie h;isitie.-i in which all are in-
I
(ur penial ld friend a'id iairo!i. County
Auditor Kmerii-k. f Southampton town
Mi;;!, il t 1 it" a friendly faH while in town
!:i! (Saturday. The 'Squire U a welcome
jr.et at the Hi:r.l.l yanctunt and his visits
are always njoyn!.
Mr. J.d.u T. Ilhoads, one of SoiihtkI
tovnh:j's ie.ot Mi'tt-rj'rishi fanners and
.-;! k raii-ers, one lav !a-t wuk sold to a
.uni'hV ; Jtihntwti firm fix two-year-old Mreers
! that a'-'rc'ateii ;!"2 poundf, the r.verajre
weight hting 1"1 iitinds.
u r Yutzv, son of Col. Ji. D. Vu:;:y,
of 1'rrina, i. !yin seriously i'.l at his father's
hoti? with an attaek of typhoiil fever, lie
It.
was iti the vtitj.'.oy of tlie l':ttl.urii,
Vi'ayni and Chh-ao l.ii!ronil Cotupany
i.:v wi.tre lie contra
.l.iiuhl "se 'he IIkkai.P!
-l.." . ,i -oatent tiie.;i-iin" fori
i : v i
I . .. r ;i, f " f'""-
I J .. ; I'.iv ts- cny'Vcl l.y th
K i .,;;!!.. .ft. h-raud sr.iaii -rew :h.
j I -.. ;' A h'-: '.'' of p.d- at J. 13. Sny-
'' " u?i f . r that ll.l'.h y has all the new !
w un ,. .,.j j .. :f ..,! ti.-s.e'u-.. fresii
I I Yn.'hicr. liooj-truii.Ilin atnl roje- j
"1 1 ; '.Ti.t.v..tinp folks.
; I r , t
i- I j . .. , .,V(. the lefist iineiiMiiess in your j
r:s I I ' I'.-.;:ta Wtil immediately correct i
f v-:'.i--m. !
t lui,i.
'ftHi, r,,. " , , , . . ;
!-r.ii 1. 1 j 1 -.,1, t kn w vhv.hut everyhody deals
Suler,'!':, i.'.'.M:.M'.vJer.VO. .
ii win,,, j ,i f Aicil fails oil Saturday this
it"i.''ir.,;"! I i:t had f.-.-thoM- who win ;
"T.'u . , ';, I to cliaiiL-e t'neir habitation. j
I r . : of i miMir ed
f'u.-r.j. J lI. ;i.-:;.. I.KR's.
w ti. 1 5 - I
.'iAa.:u..-l I- shaft, :"imiu the hv of ii.or- Mr. K!n
'"i'liHm i I ' ! i.arniV'f at the feet of exce! icnce,
U Hum i, !
Ml,,,,.: J : ;.ro'.in::it-.ose":.,;i. j
!;-'i;-i,,. .- ' . , :
'' , ,i-t- to scud nwav for v.ur uothc j
! IXTS.J ; j ,, ,,-..' , .. , 1 ...
""r. 1 f .. y-u can jn-i u.c ....v.- - AIh '.,-n s
A r j V. M. JIo:-lisTKrLl.r. s. I (
I 'I are not always what they A A ,.ew h.irKsvTl
I I v-V's'fc?1 tlntm-u-r fd! j . . ,
m otcv, j a bri.ls'.' arul hroke his h , tvtmo j
ZrZy'( I V Sort with acaii.-odros.. on 2 ch.t'.cs I
t.'.eir-.., ! .1 . . - - i
If , ' .-eiiera'dv fatal, a:t!
j'.i "' (',;,,a- "'ilvea'rlvdlfro
I . --.-..or new e.t'.d of the latest ix-M-ns. at , '
'I M'mA 1 Ii -----
.i,,t;;j J :! N .;. x V.r.tx. C.uii yn;j. ana i.i.a-
"y .v"r I i .. . i,r.. l ever ttsni as a tan.uy
Hi lr I j j
tl I Ivt oid he is ahoat t
af 4 J - - r - , . ! , .
I 1 ;, i. James Kc'ilv. uu nihcrof ti:e .,e-:s-1 .ai-oi
" "ft I Jr..:., Fulton vottnty. fell d,ad from !'"';S"
I J acr i - " I ' r
,,, J 1 , i ;, mv. at llun.t a''in. A w.h-U ;ro j -' n.-
trit'i'lV l I " ' t1 : tai: and hroke l.is 1V- ri' i:n , With a view
) .'.rvi I j .a -'i he w.-;s su-V.Tif.j.'. others cl" aecniijul:ii
S'Xc I . . ."TT"".', :.-oi.,.s,;!K.,;
,,".. i ' -v !l -""" ' 1 :.d.-::.hia mi
I.. ;:t -ii-. r.a : .- - - - ;1. He-.':.,
r,:,' .-a:'-- I-11..I ll.-A-. .: when
T.l:i' I v.ilVsoid .',ca,. to r! Jrth-sea-:!(jii!l..iW!1I) T!).
?J 1 I 'I. -:is for hoy fr.au -i y, -a- :u. 1 f uil, ,.;,,,,
iialH , 4 the iar.,.st sis ofn.-n c!otIau:-. (.,,rri.rll , ..;,.,,:
'Ut I j If you are m wa,uofSi:ionery l.-.y ,5.. ! l-f.n-they haye
PlllJ'i! 1 ;.-,,..u, j,4) !.,.t ; thoy are the neaf-t. han
J .iin-t hnd iiift e innient out.
VP' jf i'inkeye vrevetit-.l and . ea i'.y l y
4 'orrN.ni it Jtro's. Horse and ( att'.e i"ovtih-r,
I st.in-s sell it. I'riee suits :ne.
! ta .ii
t i j; ;-;ni.s !:;(". should order their l'.:i; mi l
rCnXT3 ''er Heads e.:t Ui in packets. V.' ? 1 ril.t
I I :: very lauidsomest r.t ti.is oilhv.
f C.i'land see on new t.tto : .,.rt;n:-s. i v ,,,, ,;,v Vim
'ii.-viots ;in;-!iams and Iciht laiieo. all; '
Tue editor r ileyers hila 'tW. i v.-'.' if !:.-."' A Vr.cr.m Exit. Cn Sabbath evening, j Horse or Kr.rafr.sTAT!VE.1 .
hiH'i ihe iiiidist.!ilei jbtsor of the liistor-. t!io U'th inst., one of lha aged citizens of J WAsntaornx, Ft, 13, ItiSi
ic jack-knife lor a number of yearn, but f Milf..rd township, this county, Mr. John J Having been requested by ths Secretary
wi!l now have to paw it over to the editor Hitt er, quietly withdrew from his earthly j of War to nominate a candidate forappoint
of the lriniirnit. When we said that the j home ul (iebhuns, to enter the bright nient as cadet at the United States Military
"Comiiimlore" had bneoine frihteneii and J -rwyond." Father Ititner was a giod limn, j Academy at Wert Point from the Seven
had gone out of the late llejmhlican meet-1 whom the Lord hud "satisfied wita length teenth district of Pennsylvania, I would re
in; with the lemarlt "that it was dangerous t of days,'.' To his "three-score and ten" had spectfully rita-t the papers in the district
t be there," we simply 'Vaid the talc as it j leen ail Jed wix years and twelve days. Ilia to announce thai there will be a coiupeti
was said to us" by that worthy himself in ' illness was long eontinueil and painful, but tive Ciaminatioa as to the mental and phys
the presence of other witnesses, riince hi.s faithfully leirne. Iu the "evening time'" he , :cal nuoliScatiuas of such applioantsasniay
article in which be denies that be left the drew mmr to him, whom for inoro than St) j prc"nl theniM.lves, said examination to be
meeting has appeared, we have lieen Uild 1 vt-ars he had uuule a '"Kefiiire," ami he
that he did by nunilKT of responsible ' found light and comfort.
gentlemen who saw him leave, and othe'rs
Though neither possessed of -wealth uor
whom he met at the door and to whom he j the wisdom of schools, this man was truly
made the remark "that it was dangerous to : rich, and truly wise. Ho used the talent
be there."' That bo wa3 at the meeting can- i which his Cod had given him, a stock of
not be disputed, a he made himself con-! common sense, and made a wealth of con
spicuousas the one ''uninvited guest"' who . .scions rectitude, and a hct of loving friends.
ted the
made its a; ;n ar-
ritt-hurih stables, which N
known us 'thrush."' It lor.sits of an inip
t'oii on the skin iinini dintely above tiie
h,H,f. whii-h in time corrod.-s it. Jt is not
did not have the decency to remove his hat
while in the room. Whether this was due
to fright occasioned by the explosion of the
"General's pun," to want of proper training,
or whether it was a ttudied means of show
ing his contempt and disrespect for the Re
publican masses, we are not prepared to
sav.
The following from the Scrautot: .y.il
liran will be of interest to our readers:
Physicians Rcncrallv admit the import
ance of an early recognition of smallpox.
Anybody ran diagnosticate small pox from
nica-los when the vesliehs with depressions
make their appearance. But the prelimina
ry stages of these two diseases have some
symptoms in common, antidiscrimination
is sometimes not made tiil a whole neigh
borhood has been exposed.
Small pox usually commences with a de
cided thill or icrics of chills, w ith marked
headache and intense, pain In the back.
Frequently there are, i:i addition, nausea,
vomiting, stupidity and sum. 'times delirium,
ana in children convulsion. The fever is
hi-ii tiil the eruptions appears, when the
temperature ;roes down nearly to normal.
The eruptions first appear on tiie face,
around the mouth and chin, but the same
time on the wrists. It consists of spots,
which are smaller, rounder and harder than
those of measles.
In r-.easles, the catarrhal, symptoms are
prominent ; red and watery eyes, sneezing,
couh, etc. The temperature docs not go
down v h-n the eruption sppears. The
erui.tion lirst. a; nears on the fwrehead and
tetnnlcs.
'Tis said of him, he was not known to have
bail an enemy. Kind to oil the afflicted
around him, in hit affliction, scores were
ready to offer sympathy aiid help; and at
bis grave a multitude surrounded him.
The widow and an only daughter aro left
amid the shadows of a darkened home.
With them he had purposed moving April
1st into a newly purchased home in Centre
ville. He but "went before," for his final
resting place is in the beautiful "Gottes
Acker" about the Lutheran hurch of that
place.
Of six children, four survive, all of wh m
were present at the funeral. Of fourteen
srand-children, ten survive, and these also
were all gathered around his grave, save
one. An only 'sister, Mrs. Pile, was aio
present. Truly in his death he was not for
cotten. O, thus to die, is beautiful 1
And beautiful to sleep.
In fpiiet so profound:
One'fc work all done,
One's peace with earth and heaven made!
And glory won !
J. 13. Piiorr.
lotiah several
;:i its elf vts.
l;or-es
!:v. J. M. Harnett, pastor of the Trilby -
! terian roivrcirution in this place, has been
! tendered the Financial Aj-enc y of the Wash-
i-'ton n-a 1 J, to rson C.r.c-e, and we under-
n a pa-tor here for
id h:' ncii.y ir;cn
re him leave this
l!i.A K Can sox, Fte V.i.. Col.
February 14. 1--. ')
Enrroa Hkhald. Another foreman was
blown uji and killed by a premature explo
sion of a blast which he was tain ping. The
accident vecurred on the same site where
Pat Ryan alias tuUivan was killed a few
davs bcfirc. The last victim was: named
P.unis and is said to hail from Wisconsin.
A sijourn in Colorado would alTord a
sjdendid o; ;.rti;nity for the editor ofa
book cidlcd. "History of An'io -Saxon Hoot
Wi ld ;.' to write an edition to his work,
provided he'd Collect a portion of Calorado.
slana. A new comer jtift from the States is
called a "lender foot." if a man makes a j
"lucky strike," it is said he has make aj
"stake" an 1 if he strikes it "r.cli, lie is
said to bo "away up." Should thenian w ho
ha-made a "strike'' he confronted by a
gentleman behind a i") caliber revolver and
ordered to ''hands up.'' ami heiiv; relieved
of hisi 'siake," thf y i-ny. ''He got held up."
If tiie man w ho has made a "stake" should
.......i ... ,.C ('.itn-ndi-'s verv ltrevioiislv
Phil- j iicwe-t of men, i Joticsi and pet relieved of
akr" in a saloon (or other ways not
;ry to mention:, they say "He hlowd
pri-scntcd in sums of f."3 j bi," anil is s.il.l "to have p left," and in
action w ill i nahle hold-; ihe future is know n as "a:i old t haw." A
i di.-)iose of then at the j man from li:e Ihneraid le. if on a tramp
ilo-kiti;: for work) h railed a "Moss
Hack," if a native of Sunny Italy, a "Sao."
A man acre whose front teeth resemble
those ofa beaver, he U l::;a'.v:i as "Old
bf aver tooth."' Mac.
acivpt. Mr. Harnett
ten or twelve
's who w ill re
nhice. f'.ur.Vr
f relieving merehants and
;ns of mutil
itendclit Suc-wden
it. has obtained ai
y of the Treasury to pu
ted silver
tiie
irity from j ,
silver bullion, wh
l:ot heal able to d
During the pa.-t wei k the parlors and
sample rooms at the Somerset House have
hrcn und. rgoiag repairs at the hands of
Mr. (1. F. Caul, of Pittsburgh. Tiie work
on the parlor ceilings is the handsomest in
tiie'own, and will well repay anyone to go
an 1 see it. Mr. Haul is a workman of larP-e
experience and great taste and skili, and
any of our citizens having work in this
line to he d one will find it to thcirad vantage
tcrs
m.
-r . '- il ; l lie iis.ueiu; j ot.o; v.io
t J. H. Sviii;t: is ( o's. ' has twice treated his suIk
1 " ' letigihy .rose accounts if
j If V"'l " ant frst-cl...s Suition. rv at small ; .aa i,,,.;.,, nitin? alM;
editor of the lcm:.-cr;it
'nscril-rs to rather
af the late Hepuhli-
and we would now
bay the HKRAto packet. :. la-iter . s(J.,;.r,, tMl ,c ao ;t ,,,, j a THK.t;eal form.
-la'! otic rsi-e put np in this way. They : ,() Jijg yollfuj duyfi Jlt. mauc some preten-i-ist
the tiling forjmsiness men. tjjns as a pfet, nd we have no doubt that
Ifv., wisli t live happy and pet rich a'.l ; a few stanza on this subject, to the metre of
; "A alkto Hohierbatims lower, would
' he highly edifying to his naders.
,-i i.ewlv i:ianiel folks, buy vour t teetis-
lCti;ve and Forks. Sp vms. Ve. Ac., at
.1. !. Snyder .V C.
IV. !
n.ri'i
v
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J'et-i
rioi-arlt1
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K.
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1'p to to-dav there h: onlv been some
i ,ii-ai a lirn's. Horse and attic I'ow- j twenty tickets sold to the Talmaae lecture
i. r has Ik cui used w ith success its prevent-, at Johnstown, on the evening of tiie
V kr" e in all cae when- used in time ' but Mr. Chi informs us that there are f-uite
,. '.v.,..-;.'n.l roiintv. Sold at all stores. ! a number ofiiersons who
in i ii m rga
Mr.vr MAr.ntT, Musl'n.?Tra:iT..
r on h-Atid at all tinn-s, P-i-ef, Fori;
. i iri Sausage, at reasonable jirivNU.
;! ran a local wap
t ;-i !
S I. lit
Mut-Otin
three times
have spoken to
1 to tickets who had not yet
i i'otte:i them, i he special tram will leave
; here at 'i:'W p. m. and return immediately
; afcr the lecture is over. The subject of the
Hr..r.Y Kkwap..
rsa t, P;l
lecture is "Hig Hlunihrs," and those who
g.i fr -in here to hear it will r.o doubt be
atoplv re; aid.
le-.lci J
the w
.sou-.cr
.'ad e Ilitntcr, of Westmoreland cov.nty.
a:cnced the Cailowny robln-rs on Mon lay.
ha Mi-Kinney for burgtary and raix- was
a'enred to the wes'iru j.euiteiitiary for
. . ., ..i .......
V-;;rs at!.: s.x tuot'aas. am: senif.uv
'nde-1 on the larceny charge. Shorty
ins whs riven ie:i year and six months,
-an wii! yotbo sentencd :i:l Sj-nr. "ay.
.s two years :,o.! eigiit iuor.t..s
ii penitentiary.
To Or v l .'.'K ;.s. Urn it g j!'-t tot ivd
"r?e ihieof new g'-d of ail kind-, we in
' itc vii'i ! call and see us. As heretofore
' a-.- determined to sell as cb'-ap as the
!.-.tj-t. Thnnltirg you f,.-r past favor,
sp-1 h..p:ng by f-i- and ho:u-t dealing 1 1
tif ril your je.tr jaatrs hereafter.
J. H. Snvitk C.
It Tin t its wj Sronv. I.am astkp., X.
II.. iK-t. 3. l.-Tf. Py the wc.y I will say
:hf.! I think Downs' K'.ixtr the best ,-.u;h
n-n-lv that ! can find a! our Druggist. We
r!,.vay 'i-e it.
J. S. Pr.rvv, Pub. Hejiublicii!!.
A ! .h-easr- arising fr an I'.iliou.-n -s or
T -.'..l I.'.vtr, are.giiek'.y car.l by tiie use;
ul.st.r's XanJrake V.i't:'-. .e notice of.
Anii.-u a:id O'd .:tii:nett in an-nh-.tr i i
j At tiie Rejiuhliian caueus which met in
; tiie Siieritrs otlice Saturday night, the fol
' lowing ticket was placed in nomination :
S hool Director. Ed Scull. Win. H. Koontz ;
Hurge-.. Wm. ir Welfler; Town .unci!
; Chas. K lt v,l, Saai-iel F. Picking. Ciias. F.
j r.hejds ; Con.-tahle. Samtie! P. Snvder;
; Ase-sor. ;-. M. Sett: A '.-is! ant Assessors,
Chambers Huston. John A. Walter; Ju lge j
; of Election, John Jl. Edie: Inspector. John I
; H. lla-t on : HialiOonstable.John.'s.S.iafcr,
, Stre.'t i'omtnis.-ioner, Henry J.
; Auditors, Milton J. l'rits, Parker Trent.
Mn. Eiutoc It U now three mouths
since I entered upon my labors in the Hoo
versvilie charge. During the first quarter I
held two protracted meetings, with the fol
lowing results: ine lirsi meeting was nei-i
at (iraeffs ehunh; thirty-six came t.- the
altar for prayers; of this number eight were
already members of the church. Twenty
eight new members were received into the
church on Christmas dav, a number of
whom were, heads of families. A pood col
lection was taken for synod as a thatik-oiier-ing.
The present membership is ninety-five;
peace and harmony once more prevail. The
second meeting was held at Lambert's
church. At this meeting forty-one came to
the altar for prayer,, fifteen of whom were
already members of the chureh.atid some six,
members of other churches. Here I receiv
ed ten new nicailM-rs into the church, which
iirAcs the present membership ninety-six.
A good collection was also taken up forsvn-
od as a thank-oth ring. Thirteen new sub
scribers far chur.-h papers were secured.
Here peace and harmony also prevail. The
nnmlipr of new lucmbersadded to thechnrge
the first quarter is forty -four. Many who
haul become careless and negligent w ere re
claimed. To God be all the praise. Whilst
ministering to the siiritual wants of the
people, -they were not unmindful of our
temporal wants. The perquisites. gifts, ic,
of various kinds for t'ac first quarter from
the members and community around
amounts to the snug little sum of Ssl.Ol.
for all of which we join in most hearty
thanks. We are among a kind hearted pco-
Ed. Hekaui. Having a little leisure, oc
casionally, I thought I would occupy a por
tion of it in writing y'm a' short communi
cation. I have been a regular subscriber
and reader of your excellent paper over 2'J
years. Well do I remember the time when
I was to receive my first copy. I waited
with great anxiety at the oflice for its arriv
al; knowing it would contain news of a
battle fought during the late rebellion,
(Fair Oaks, fought last day of May and first
of June) in which many Somerset county
lxiys were engaged, one who was near and
dearto me niv brother. I am as anxious as
ever to visit the office and ask if the Somer
set Herald has arrived.
Perusing over the interesting columns of
your paper of 18th inst., I was very sorry to
notice that H. C. Musselman, late principal
of I'rsina schools, had departed this life.
He wasa young man of whom I had the
highest resjiect, en excellent teacher and
a gentleman in every sense of the word. I
shall never forget the day we spent togeher
in I'rsina. When the hour of parting came
he gave mc his hand and said : "I hope to
meet von at the Somerset County Institute,
where we shall have a pleasant time again."
Hut, providentially, I did not meet Harvey.
Glad to know that he was honered by being
elected its Secretary.
Small pox scares come around occasional
ly in tair section. It appears to be spread
ing e cry where in all parts of the country
exeept Carret county, where it has not,
that I known of, assume! an epidemical
character. The cry is "get vaccinated!"
The doctors are busy vaccinating, saying it
is the duty of everybody to get vaccinated.
Wcsternport and Piedmont report small
Iox occasionally but none real.
I a:ii engaged in teaching school in Gar-j
ret count v. near J laukuu ana lltoeuix
Mines. The school is composed principally
of Scotch and Iri-it element. Number en
rolled, 1C. The i.tlendanee, during present
term, is not as tood as laat, on account of
bad roads and whooping cough. A few I
think arc remaining away for the reason of
not being vaccinated. A teacher is liable to
a fine often dollars for allowing children to
come without producing a certificate of vac
cination from a regular practicing physi
cian. This causes me to hxik after the
matter pretty closelv. Yours,
J. J. M.
Westemport, Md., Feb. I S, I ss
conducted by a board of three qualified
gentlemen, who will be appointed for that
purp.ie, ar.d who will meet in Johnstown
on Wednesday, the 2d day of March, !...
or at such other time as the !oard may agree
upon, giving duo notice of the same. The
examination to he free to all applicants be
tween the axes of seventeen and twenty
two years who ore boua fide residents of the
district, but no applicant will be examined
who has had a brother educated, or being
educated at the Military Academy at "West
Point or at the Kavul Academy at AnuajMj
lis. The candidate selected by the board
will he required to report at West Point not
toter than the 20th of June, IsHJ.
Very Respectfully,
J. M. CAMt'iiEIX.
EECEIPTS AND EXPENDITUEESjJJUL
- Of THE '
SOMERSET COUNTY POOR HOUSE
FOR TI1K YEAIi 1881.
STATEMENT
t HkK f JvNEfPFn, ! , Tirusurvr .f Sun u-i t Coni.tv P.-r II..um, j
I . in a.rontit '.villi the conn'y ft.r tha ynr c-nihit
J" JTTJJLttlZ: . 2, JL. JD. 1882. i
Young man, go to Hetiley's and buy
yourself the latest style of stiff or soft hat,
just received from New York and Philadel
phia. The Xew Scientific Americas OFricr.s.
We are glad to announce that the &itn!ij:c
A.ucrkan came out of the lata fire in New
York like the fabled Phicnix, with renew
ed life. The subscription lists, account
books, patent records, patent drawings, and
correspondence were preserved in massive
lire-proof safes. The (printing of the Scien
tific American and Supplement was done in
another building; consequently the types,
plates, presses, paper, etc., were unharmed,
and no interruption of but-.: ncs w as occas
ioned. The new Scientific American ot'i .tea are lo
cated at J01 Broadway, comer of Warren
street, a very centra! and excellent situation.
The new building fronts towards the City
Hall, the Court House, and the new l'ostof
ficc a magnificent 'structure, which co-t
eight millions to build. Xcar'y opposite,
and a few hundred feet distant from the
Scientific American offices, is the entrance to
the great Suspension Hiide over the Hast
lliver, between Xew York and Brooklyn,
which required ten years to construct and
twenty millions of dollars to pay for. lit
front, also, of the Scientific American is the
City Hall Park and Printing Honic Square,
with its statue of Benjamin Franklin, and
the homes of eminent editors and newspa
pers, such as the Xew York Tribune, Xew
York Tluus, Xew York ,S'i;i, Xew York
Wurltl, Xew York HauUl, 21iil und IZ.pr;-jt
Z rtutirr, and others.
The new Scientific A mcrloni ofiicrs are ad
mirably chosen for active business. Here.
in addition to the issuing of their interest
ing publications, Messrt. Muni! & Co., aided
by trained examiners and draftsmen, pre
pare specifi-ations anil drawings for Amer
ca: and foreign patents. If any of our
readers should happen to make a new dis
covery (we hope every one of theni mav- do
so, and gain a fortune), they have only to
drop a linetoMiiun 5 Co., 211 Broadway, ;
Xew York, w ho will reply at once, without
charge, stating whether the invention is
probably novel and patentable. A hand
book of instructions, with full particulars,
will also be sent, free. Messrs. Munn it Co.
have had over ."" years' experience in the
busine-s.
Ilu.
la.
To amount tlrtwa from County Treat uror
on Onler No. lu bucd ty the Cuuuty
vAinjiuiasioners. :i(
iu nuioum reo-iTeu iruai Woy Krutiiers
wane fur Fisher.
To amount receive! uinn Gm'Kiwd! it'.'.'.'.
" " Jot. (iatiiner..
" fer brick, lu.-ker
aal Utstlifcr
To amuunt tinr corn tmliler """!
To orouuiit received lrom JoSi iih iilller",
malnienaoca
To mount rei-eivcd frm UaiutirU oLun-
To amount from Jejeo isweiti-riif iVr
lnir To amount lroui I. J. Bacr'oa'iaio'oi
Komls
To amount (rem Uiil Koontz 'aoU Lauiits
lor plus aoM ;
To amount rceeive.1 Irum sale of Koi'fnVJn'
(tOlKll'. j
To nmount rreoivej tn'm 'sJuicrsVt Hi'.'
clmnl.ail VTnrka, eM lr-n '
To amount received lrom Uook k" iKVrlu!
lor Ivinl ,
To amount received from ii." Kiaiuiei"tur
liiue ;
To amount receive! from a' j) .' y LVj :
otbois,liay j
To amount n.c.dved ir .ta j 1I.'V eiiaer I
horse...... rr o
To amount nreeive.1 frora "i'VtVr'i'rltV' ' '
provision "';
Vy amount paid cot ca order for out iloor
;i puujierii
wo c3 muoixm .iu u-ji on onier ir jtor-i
f ies and merchandise-
S3 ' 0 ij amount pjid out oa order Ut bu.-f anil
1 50 ' Teal 1
SOU. Ky auioaut paid cut on order lo. provia-j
I) ions I
12 m Bj amount ld cot on order for justice!
I 06 ! and consitaMe lees !
i.Iiy amount paid out oa order for alioes
uOiw.i awl lea'.Lcr
'' I-ty amount paid out on onler lor waeat . .
aa by amount paid out on order tor c-jevey-
Inn pauuers.
131 i lly amount paid out on order f .r itye.
i corn and oats.
11 IS I!y amount paid ou; oa order for Direc-
i : tors' pay
1-ST 'Cy amount p.ild out ou order for cotlm
! ami burial.:
Ij -0 My amount pa! 1 out on order for pbysi
i el m's pay
8 i I'.y amount piyii out ou orders for lime. ..
1 1 !!y amount paid out on orders for fuel
3 lb l;y amount paid out on onters lor Stew-
r! ani's pjy
S Si) Ry amount paid out on ordrt lor hiuiher.
! liy amount paid out ou orders lor ailscel
S3 tto. i 1.1UCOU3
i ; lly amount paid out on orders lor harness
io u 'o un.l aart.liery ;
I By amount paid out oa orders tor print-;
2i:i insc j
!:I5y amuunt paid out on urdera tor tailing:
j I ar.dcar.tuut i
, : lly amount paid ou: on ordvrs lor yvit ie!
ii and sfitMitry j
j l!y amount paid out on orders Tr blaeic-l
j i;itUui: :
i tyam:tiai paid out on orucr for ;ior-'
I neys
i Uy auiount paid out on orders ti rrfpnlr.
j lly amount paid out on orders lor lmr. ..
! ; ly aiauuat paid out wa crden f-r Treas-i
I I urcr's iay j
. ! By amount paid out on orders for Clirit's
I W i
. ; By aiaount pU out on o.-J-.tj for teach-'
er'a pay (
j l!y amoam p.iiii oat oa orders lor neurit
i; and eonyinir
I by amount pid oat on orders lor A, on
i ' aud Oa.anil Kx i
j 'By amount paid out on oni-rrs .r patnr.-j
j liy amount paid out on or lets lor liro in !
;; eurance .1
j By amount p-ild out on onicrs for dius. . )
: .lly imv.-unt paid out on orders lor eav-,
lux ;
1 lly amount paid oat ou order fur re J e-l
Uto j
! Ity amount pid rut on orders for nors. . j
j Ly acount paid out ou orders lor settle-?
;) inent -
, i I!y amount p.ii 1 ou; on o!ers lor fruii)
!' trees
J fty amount paid out u orders lor small
' . " uoi exiierscs I
' Kj' amount paid out on orders forljalar.ee
11 " on settlement with steward
!; I'y amount pal 1 out en orders for me ii-
i j cat scrrl'-es
I IJ amount paid cut on orders for sewing
ii mnchtne
(lly amount paid out oa orieri for hard
: i trare
J : i!y amount paid out on .r-lers for vlsitina
:o;2 so
10U9 24
il-Z ii
'li 7
4 &
iM 00
22 hi
S!2 ro
'i. -J 7i
107 W
4-.e to
41 5
11 11
13 45
11 :a
13
U (3
lud 0
IS ou
li;
oo
TJ CO
00
23 00
S2 9t
C'J OU
' 2.Vi W
it 20
S2 22
303 ( 0
IvO U J
12 00
5 00
l'.iS 73
124 Si
VSl CO
3 2 (W
2M 32
1'Jl 07
RECEIPTS AID EXPENDITURES
op
SOME RSET COUNTY
FROM TIIE
THIRD DAY OF. JANUARY, A. D. 1881,
TO THE
Second day of January, A. D. 1882.
vdth th-9 ili Zzz.j cf S:rcr:ct,
DR.
T i rash rvfdvcd f.-.
lssoaml Isnl.
m the Odteptors of stttc and tTounty rate and 1t., tor tne years 1st", ls7.
Collectors.
litstrlets.
! I !
.Year.' State. ' LVunty.
!ie4iu,i
il'Jfll 17
V.'e, t' e untlftsii-K'tl Auditors of Soitrct County, lo her.-Ly certify'
that
r.-o li.tvi! fi'ttli''l am! audited tli
Have yuu tried the "Diautnnd J)yrs'.' I
not di so at oiu-e. Vi'ith a ten cent nuetaire
TrpiiFun r
tin's Pt.-ltf 't
Witnfi- ;
' Fur;.
;f r-'om'Tsot (.'rtimtv I'oor
nccotitits ol
rr.-.n.-. c.;r
!. i Kni.Tl'fr, Ks-i.,
vt:ar 11, itii-i tiuit
(nt is correct.
kit hnr.'lj :;nn so;
V. I;!!i'.('Ki-r:.
! tliis isth i:iv ofJanwrtrV, A. IX 1S
) JOilN r. UHOAIS, ?r:.L.
' J. M. MIOYKIW, EAb.
CKrk. Auditors.
AaKUstuii IMj'.!.arjr ....
V in. A. Ktontx.
(reurnc Kreaz-r
Wm. H. VYcliley
(ri'or W.Turuy
Hmui'l Caster
Iiaac Voier
A. K. Humirt-
A. J. Sioner
Jt.bn K Anlteny
Fmnic Wolf
Kilns Heminjcer
i:uiu3 Dull...
h A. VVemtT
Sinmcl lwry
Oiill.in lAnt
ti ioui'1 Herkejr
K. UiiMwin
: J.icub t'tyff-r
Jniiirtn IiitnL-.;U
K K Snyder
FcVer Kn-lr'm
trcrrfe VV. )uDit's....,
SiiUaUfl i.'a!r
ViiMerick Sw
I.ewi? J. Knej icr.
l.'iiae Voter
Thni:i0'Kyter
(eonfe Lowry....
Jercuiiali loticI;y'T..'.
J'hn sr.-hl-j
Sitmml M. jtltl.vr-
Hi-ury Kau'-ii
Suivmon WeiiLtr
Ji'nepll 1-lt.hty
K';:it;rtMiear 4
.fcrrmitili Wkij'icy
K. U. Dull
S. A. Topjxr
Jarob SiiM.
' fMeon Mull
Fcter Kntfman
Jaciib Zlnunurman
Michael Hay
Jeptha Potiit
' Hivor Knotier
FrterUk v tiler
Israel KrofricL
Kuinanu. licilawia. ...
Juol t'uiter
Samael I. nyl t.
Hcrrann VmiuBin
li. h Snyiler
Jim U iuict-r:
.... Sa:umlt
f t.iiiiuenf: if ri'uub..........
... lwer Turkey iHi ,
.... Somerset lKriuuh
.... Addi;m
.... Alifubeny
.... i'KlflllHUlt....
4'oiUlucn a bon-U)C;t
.... (irwenvlUe
leiiner
.... .Mnyerstittl' Irurvub. ........
.... Miil-iierreck
.... Miii. rl
Nw HnUlmora N trough
Salt-liury bor Bicli
. ... SoJUfrwi l-.rouiU
..... St-merset
..... Si'tuycreek
.... StityrttiwD borough
.... I'H-er '"ureyfol
.... I r nUtrtruh
Wellrri.'Uif iurt;UK
..... AtlfUftt.n
.... Atifcheny
.... HertUi bi!viii(h
.... IirutheTSv.ii.try
.... I'oEeniAUh ,
..... Vn!tuenue bufjugh
.... Klklkk
......i-rteBvl!le
.... .Itittrtrson
....iJi-nner
.... Jennen'iwn borx-uh... .
.... Larimer
.... Lower Turkt-yluot
....'Aleyer!ale broUj(U..
....'Mi'Kilrcrctik
MiIMjM
.... New i;;tl:itn re Ix nnmh
.... ?few i;entrev:Ue Uj,. itU....
. . . . N 'in ha Eni'tun
.... Paint
. . . . ; l a1 m hon in ir
.... ' i!!;niry boruugb
....jSomerwt borough
....;SonierMt
....)S"Uth:imptun
. . . . j Stonycreek
. . . . i StovrtLown bore ugh
... iuniail'
....riler TurWeyfixt.
: t ii-ina- Njnaicb
W ellersbur Vorvutx
JHT3
vn
1 01
3
7 5i:
6 &t
u :ii
n ;
s 4" 1
9 U'
U OH
iv t;
11 -T
6 ir
0 U
Mure anon.
JollX X. rxitt ll.
ai K vt M u:::cr
i-t a h'.ed a lari
Mai:
Iht'n:
'.ns-t. We
.'rati.r 0 -.ttr
a:
.e i:i wh'.e'i all meats ean lie ke;
ve
at
eirt.l
.11
SsToxrriti.r.K, 1'ch. ISth, l:'i82.
I Kit. II uba 1.11 t The editor of the Vcmocmt
! seems to have lost his balance. "The lengthy,
: minute and tnitl.l'ul aecj-.itit of the late Itc
! Mtlilican xncetinc iriron bv the Jtciii'xra!''
m. r 1. c. ,.vD- ,.,., f,,r v r r.r,.rn-i se-ms to have unset his eiiuilihriuni. This
i::- it Co., of -V.s. l)2 and DH Broadway, j ''lengthy, minute and truiUM nceount,"
New York, one of the oldest firms and this daring young man says, "has been read
iar-.t snanufaeturers of clothiiiR in the generally by the coj.Ie" ire suprosc that
I'nited States wa in Sonar-et hist week ii where the joke coiiun in "and both lle
aud will s'i,..rt!y cireula'.B anion- our mer-1 ptil.".ie.tns nod PemoeraU iTonounee it a
ehants in the county. Mr. Stokes has been J fair, just and correct aceoutil of the j.roceed
in tbe eh.thins business f.jr stinie j inpT'-" "The lengthy, minute end truthful
twenty veatv, and has the refutation of lie- ' account," is devilish clever for the modest
;,,-.m..V.ft!,e most irentleuianlv and sue-! vottn" ciitor of the I'rnu.rr.t!. If thisbeard-
c.t )t,nt drive's T?i r.d'.o i li? vouth 5tcs cravliiis uti the ladder of
and sample room is at Xo. 5 Sixth avenue, ! fame at that rate, his illustrious uncle, the
J'-.ttsloir-h, l'a., where he will be glad to see ! invincible ' Itoss" of the onlerrifiwl in Som
any of our merehanls who nitty vi.it .the j ersct county, will have to keep an eye on
' liv, and will entertain them iii the most ! him.
uieirove 1 ftv'e. ' 15ul theiv is a differetice of opinion after
m I all in regard to "the lengthy, minute and
, , . , . itittui 'til u .v-iii... t ..,,. .....
.I J. .I .lrnoi lunir ii.i -Jiii.i ii ine
sent a ftnkme array
av! ( 1, an. Mi.tii r.,
eoiistatttlr on hand.
buying meat can have it
rra'.-r '..t:l war.tisl.
V.'e have. nis.i, Ji ,;., .i tiew brick f.r --ale,
v. hi; h we will soil i.y ll.e ht'.n lreil or tl. ius
and ut. a ! prii-e. '
.tint r o IkOiir ii.i lii.iii piis , . , . .. i
articles, evervone 1 . , . . , . , ...
it a lengtiij , minute, wiium mm unimuic
'.,r. s.. .i...n..Ms.;..r.n. "b"ot """
;eef l'.ck, Ar., kept:"'"'-' " l" I falsilieation of wliat transiircl at the meet-
... . , t. teti-.'mraneous interest, l irst we liave a i , . .
Open daily. Tartu-! - .. . . . ... : injr. Others a;-'ain, are a ht'le more explic-
i.ept iiithera.vk-v""-"""""". :"" ' ,. :
n Jlic vi'ti'iuet oi tueouiteatii
and truthful
Ks.s I' x vis ek .
Yi'h
::, l s. .T c,:
tl.rc itj-nrv.
! n
ii-.-:
t tlict Mie
tiie in-t tail r in
I '!
... l
ie !
-' l-Ostl
ucrtus ln issitv J from
George F. Kd
j mtuius,
(Trial." Kx-Miui-tcr. Kdward V. Noyes
: eonimtiiiii-iites the results of his observations
. of Kilitiial a.Tairs in France under the title,
"The iVores? of the French Ili-puhlie."'
; I.-i "Trial by Jury," Judjie Ilward A.
Thoni:; deM-rihe the social conditions un
der v. hi( h our jury M-stcm had itsorrin.
. htid notes its def.vts in view of the altered
j relations "f modern life. Mr. John Fiske
'iiitikesan ai.le and ingenious analysis of
etual movement, the Ile-
-ii:
..rt.. ...-in..,.-.,f ' P. s)n,..:eri I mt" l?r.-ai in;e::e
. .. . if... I....: 1 .f...., 11. 'T.,n
I m.t a.lov,- nor.-Mibser;oers to take lrom j ""ll:""M. -.. .i ...v
:' e!...s, nor will thev hand to them, news- i J e-soti of rj- .te.-Cintisni." In -Law for the
,.;. a.t ir.-sfd :su;VH ejs, reioldeUaiid in-har.s." the llcv. William Justin Ilarsha
'-'inied to them in the general delivery, j wxleavvrs to dciuonstrat that the o:;e ra-
'.t!.....i ,.!..,! rv. rrmii fmtn Km-'., tioiial ami elieetual cure lor our tmtiati
a verbal or written permit from such ;
it and say the editor of the JJcaornt is a "li-
I ar."
"The IciurtliT. minute and trutulul at
count, however, is knocked in the head by
the following, which is calculated to make
every Stalwart shake in his hoots. "Mr.
Arthur, under the constitution, 4.ame
j rresidtnl." Keep cool young man, that
will never hapjien to you, nor to your un-
i clc. "He is now happy, filling the olur
with his Stalwart friends, although li eve
ry movement may he watched l y the spirit
of the a!c, eruaciate.1 Garfield, who waved
his bony hand in farewell to the White
House in September last." I-ct us take the
lny hunu of the emaciated Garfield and
jioint the younj eilitor of the Democrat to
j the following questions t Is this "pale anil
r..J n..t.r,l.V' ltn nn'ik tinfi tliflf Vrtll
civil and criminal courts over all social rr-! l,:,a"al " ,."""T" 1 177'
, ,. r., , ., r r. r. i ! and every Democratic editor aud ftump-
latioi-.s of the red man. I'mf. A. I". I almer i - i
writes on the "Fallacies of Ilomcopathv.'.' 'i'"" T' ...
l'.iiallv.tlie Hon. Xct.1 Dow contribute!. c's"w" " . ',' " w" ' 7 7
watcuea Mr. Annurs every inovemeiii mc
samesnirit which actialed I yoa and other
' IVmocrutic slitors to call this "jialc and
: cinaeiated (Tarfudd ' a thief, u liar, und a
' hypot rite ? h thd "bony hand" whicdj the
Ihr toGkt V.'kll. Tho'j-uuda ol jkt- "r ale t;nd emaeiat'il ;arfio!d" "waved in
son r-.--e c'tistanily tnitiMtsi nith a c mi i- farewell U the "White House," the name!
.. .... ... . .. ! t - - 1 ,1.
tiati'iit : .lisea.se-. 4.iw.i i.-'teys sn.l , liana Willi wnicn i.e r'i-u ir.e sioien (
i ...-t:ve boat-is u.v thilr t ini.enloi-. They gools, which I'etr.iK-ratie editors all overj
thoti'd know t:it:t Kidney-Wort cts cm the land accused him of l.jving rrccived ? .'
t'u-j. ir-!iiis at the same time, causim: tl.em , Wc have a few tnoreoit stioiis of a mini -1
En. Hekaui : The rather bitter contro
versy now being carried on through the
county papers about the Republican meet
ing held in Somerset is not much calculated
to strengthen the party in the county. That
the meeting was conducted in a disorderly
manner no one seems to dispute, and that
the would-be Meyersdalc ring was largely in
the fault is apparent. It was doubtless an ef
fort on the part of the minority to capture
the meeting and run it in the interest of the
Independents, against the oft expressed
wish of the voters of the county.
The statement made some time ago
through the columns of your paper the
hallucinations of Middleereektr notwith
standingthat the go-between policy ot the
Meyersdale Cumnurcitil would drive the pub
lic patronage from the south of the county
was so fully verified last summer and fall
that no one can doubt it any longer. The
result of the fall election was a severe re
buke to the Independent element, not only
of this county, but of the whole state, and
the followers of that delectable sheet, the
Meyersdale Oimmrriul. should have taken
warning and dropped back into their old
pjec3 in the party. This rule or ruin poli
cy, because all can not have ofliees who
wan them, never pays anyone. It is the
inordinate desire to hold oflice that some
times drives men mad, and in their desper
ation they do much more harm than good
The predominant party often draws into it.i
ranks those from other parties, who are al
ways hungering and thirsting after office,
and unfortunately the Republican party of
this county has done too much for men of
that class, and their clumsy fingers, as well
as their motives always help to disorganize
the party that honors them.
A few months ago the Independents had
a strong representation among the county
office-holders.
you can color from one to tvo pounds
goods any shade. Sold by C. X. IJoyd.
The term "court in bane,' used sa much
by Guiteati, means the full bench, or a ma
jority thereof, of which the Judge from
whose decision an appeal is 1a!:cn is an in
dividual member. In the Guiteau rase it
means all the Judges of the courts of the
District of Columbia silting together, Jude
Cox lieing of the number. -
A Connemnngh township Ilepubiieau
writes us follows; Eiito2 HcmLM.
DkauSik: After my best respects, I will
inform yon that I am a thorough Republican
and can't do without your valuable paper.
I enclose two dollars, for which please seild
me the old Hkb vi.d for another year. I am
still a Stalwart Republican, and adhere.-to
the rules and regulations of the party, and
can't vote anv other ticket.
Yours, (ml v.
S. C.
To "dye" easy and happy use '-Diamond
Dyes". For ten cents you can get enough lo
color lrom one to two pounds. Fcr
by C. X. Royd.
Note. Ain .Te.t -.r; n.ii-.I prior t.i 1-t i.r April. 1SS1. by Sfevt.iT 1 II.
Tt't.-tl nmi.unt .!' "it-..;.,r exi-erse. pyl.Je l.y the l'..r liirf-tors.
S:ewar I L.iunti aereunt, US. .l .i;ul c:c;ic:i?f s el Pixir ltuu.se.
r'ne;,-. 5in.-c J:-.a. 1st) 01.
ml "not. utrl.-llr eli iricealt lo
r 4 to:J x.j iluriri: fi'it ' uiiniths.
OUTSTA2TDI1TG
STATE & COUNTY TAXES
DUE AND OWING EY THE COLLECTORS OF
THE DIFFERENT BOEOUGHS AND
TOWNSHIPS, AS FOLLOWS :
To aniuuat of State tax fur 1-0 and irfvli.uj ynr l.ronuht iluna.
" lssi ruverv iutw cVuiity actxunt
" fnin tax .iicct.-r rtlun't.1 ,
' ut tine tor tiiasvinz ami kililaic Jeer oat ui season.....
Ketat ..n stationery
" lor statlomTy lor .M'n-e
11 ot raab receiveil fr. m nrSitrAilooa
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ye.-.r. Ccuat.i State.
William A. Ktn!J
(tillian ii. lAnt
JcrcmUh tilottettT
Kolwrt Sj:ir
Jeremiah Whipsev
.Titli.t Potts
Israel Ktnerielc
Jolia W insert
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soniiTs.'" twiri-uirh
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! We the nn.l-iuncl CoiitniissUmcrs of Soiru r?ct Coutity, in conformity
The place to buy cheap carpets, oil cloth
trunks, valises. hKiking claws, clot ks and
watches, and jewelry of ail kinds, r.t Hef
flev's, on ihcl'iarnond.
witli the l.uv, Iittv
IKIlt
ordered tin; accoinj'ttinyir nrontuit ol the rrcfipts and
lv ccrtilv
res ofsai.l county, fur tin" yar l-ssi, to !; jiul.i.-hed and here
that tiie iii'ove s-ttitc itn i.t of outs'.ndir. t.'txes due paid county,
ts jivr rt (:..ni.s jr, the Trc::sr.rt-r3 arid (:ririi5?'sionerV ofliec?.
is correct
Attest
li. .1. IIoilNElt,
Clerk
APAMS.SilAbTF.n, seat..
.TOSKPII IlOUNEU, ?eal.
IL Y. UIIUIJAKER, seal.
Com mis'si oners.
Si H'iol Ritronr. Rejiort of the .Reulah
School, of Somerset township, north, for the
month eliding Feb. 10, 1SJ:
Whole number in attendance, dcrlt'.g
month, 51; average attendance, 4" ; per
cent, of attendance, during month, ST : per
cent of attendance, dm in;; term, s7 ; num
ber ol visits, -2.
Those who attended every day during
month: 'Win. Howard, Frank Shaulis, V.'m.
Duiittiire, Henry Rarnt, I'hiiipOgline, lan- (
iel O.dine. Harry Stern, Klnier Ogline, j
Alice Smith. Tillic Smith, Molly Suiith, !
Annie Shaulis, Lizzie Stern, Ellen Smith. !
and Lizzie Riley. j
The citizens, with but a few exceptions, ;
are interested in the attendant-.! and prog- j
ress of their children, und to ther.i I tender j artM roeh as 'niin ofTirtnr. SiMa, Ciniam.-.n. Clave, cllnser. &., that am f-ut Bp it
my sincere -.hunk for their co-operation ' PecUanc .-ire largely ielultrati!. 1 ktej. t.'n-ni la i'.'i only, and will Guaramco ail artl. -W to l.e
outside of tlic school room. I would urg.
you however to visit us more Invjuently.
J.iiis J. D.vitn, Teacher.
O- IsT. TBOITTD
aecf 9 in stuck alt the li'aitir. and s;,eo:al
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
I1ST Tt IK 7M-A.RK.liiT ! j
Alum, Eorsx, Sulphur, RcchcKo, Epscm and Claubcr Sa!:?, CliioratoJ
Potash, Ccmprior, Cum Arabic, Salt Pcirc, &c. j
OR,
Uy amount paM to Awcs.ir
" lor Itotunionwealtti eosi:...
" " " new tirWues
" " " ultl hrklicea
- ' " " r.ffi.1 ami lirlda views
" ' " CVmnissionf t' pay, l.'.s li
- " I 'rttehtiel.I
" " " .".I.MJIint.wk
" " " " last), CV.li
.. .. " tin stavts
o .. ri-julrs
" " " " Jury t'oairai.'..'ioners
" " " ' rwunU ami ftati-ner y
" " " ' freiaiit. postaije,
4 " Jail expenses
- ' ClttrK's pay
" " " pricting atid advertising, Sitnocrat
. i " I 'itrnmrrcitil. .
" " " " " Hisel it liro. .
" " " eIc-tioaexBikS...
' " " ' scalps
- ' " rctumleil
" ' o .. miscollanontis
11 irranil utt.rs
" traverse jurors
' " " Constable returns
" " " " physicians' pay
" " " " Aii.lltors' pay
" " " " Commltslotitrs' ati-.niey
" " " " Institute.
" " penitentiary
" " " cistfjiilaa
" " .it- interest ..,
u .4 attorney ti ,
" " ' " fuel
" " " Kair.
.. .. u aj.nij , ,
" roW ilamaires
" tot.ceo lot prlisners...
" " " " reconl seanliea
' " " Fpitlionotary 's cvsta
- " Sherilfs costs
" " " AU'litora' rlorS
" " au'litiue Slate aceiiunt
" .. f coprinz rwonls
" " ttommissloneri' ilee.Ia. Jlo...
' sale l.lll
" " " " tnij'jes:
l 4 Court House ex rieDses
11 " 4 " clerkitiif at setttcuient
o M t.jxes tor vaults
borrowe.1 iio-ney iai.l
" ' . su jsirt ot er House
fc cut en unseate.l lan.ts, ei-lnw.l ls;..
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" " " felisl 1S7'J
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" Treaiure's cemuils.-ion on 17111 i7. at VA pt-r eent
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" balance Jaoeuunty
STBICTLY TJKS!
Gi.r.:;
ar.. Miss..
I eh. lit, lJ. I
lhiiT-iii Heuai.u. S-iiil me the IIkualh.
for one year. I read in the Ikmacmi that a
Where are thev now ? They i Somerset man in ;l'ioriua wants a summer
j Klav .rinir F.ttnirts. Van'.i:.., i.i-p:.-.;u 4e., I put up on Ur uj n caicc. anit a sssnre all that
I t'icy arc rua.lo lr. ia uotlitu but
THE BEST MATERIALS!
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' Notk. Jppitia Fotis, C.'lIiClor of Sl.a.I ''.wiililp, paiil tu Treasurer Welraer twenty-fivs (ta 00)
itoliars sinre ".'ttti uu nt. The atm.ttnt rl (-luluis ntttst:inilr.K an. not armunlej for In Ill's settlement
as far as r-a I'een aft-ertoine.! l-y the new larl ol t.-i niniisioners, is Iri :.l. Amonx tben Is a Mil
lr printing, prrstntcil bj Hit S.-mcnel H:.i:a'.i .Ir 4;'l 4u, part ol wbu h Is an nntialj balance from
lsi.i.
rapidly as eirctimstanccsi j coat, and t!i.;t it was setit to him ; why we) ,
a" All Hi' lea.tiiv- l-.iten
'l -.-r:;.,-r. A i..lati(.n of this re-'iilatioii i 'rnun.es is to extend tne ;ur,si;c:ion oi i.ie ,
::! I.estttMdcT-.t prouiid f'r the n-nioval of
'" o'l.-.nliiij; piistmasti r."
I have j:it r-.t eived tl.c lim.. t atid Ix'.-t
" "".".' j..-.".), ,i. -e.-o.ti. ,.t i.e,,t,ti.l.
i Ix'islatin," ilemonstra'.in ll.e snccess of
the -!i".ir! to c.press the liptior tratic in
Maine.
i tc . ever brought to Somerset. Trices
'"r, and eery iiis-trttment guaranteed.
I.J. Hn-.-i.EV.
. r :7.x-., vi k .Muv v, .-we Tw.it.i.k,
I'.i.st, S'tiih iil.d W-st via the ol 1 fe-
IV .r. 0. R. R. No eh ft ti ?c ctirs to
i 1 i J.iiuiyft. i.r.ly one chanye of
i ii:; s City and Atchi' on. For -.
'in.i.-HihhHi. ti.tkuii aiwl all iof .r.'i.u-
i.ii:iti it. I'M: s cv-.. oo "r auoii-n I v -u ui-nna i ..-. . . .......(.. ....... - - - .. -- - - - . i iMMa
n.i:.rTT., ; to throw off the poison that have chvgiM ' Jar character wiitoti we vill jtmuiit wnen j m,iii tliree-piy, aim an linen mane i.-oia tne i JJ"; &m 1 1 U Ea
.1.. aluiv. a., anm-ffiwi I IimiI tiitiiil I mtivlin mi. I iyiinranlei-.l to I . . : H llbial
are displaced as
will piertuit. Soon there will none be left
to tell the story. If it is theobjectof the In
dependents to break up "rings,'' they have
signally failed in this county, if their theory
is correct that Stalwartism means ringism.
The truth of the matter if, they want to hold
ofiiccs the people are not willing to confer
upon them, and they have goue a little
mad for the present'. Nad Canicronism, as
they style it, given them plenty of oflice?,
all would be harmonious with them now,
but unfortunately there are not enough
offices for the accommodation of all who
wish to serve their country in that way.
The Independents have held about as many
offices in this county as the Stalwart, audi
they should not complain since they are
largely in the minority, but patiently await i
their turn. uuskkyfe.
CoT-tFLVENCl!, Feb, IS, l!M2
Ma.l.ler. l.lue Vitro!. In.I.tt. I.-!..e T'.n. I'o-hlneil. S .ir..rino:
M.sii.-inrs, rst. Jac'-i-s UU. Pem.a. Maniiu, KLiney Wort, Hop
;in Syrup. IMoifu Ir..liaa livot 1 Hir. t.iy Uaim, e, ate.
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS !
filicil w!;li care, ami non bot Puro Dru-i? !i?-
have been weanng our sttninier 'ciot
winter. The weather U delightful and no', UiUvti, Aa-tJt F2otr,tini
snow, the roads are dusty, and the farmers
will begin plowing soon if we do not have!
more cold weather. The ground hog is a j
failure this year in Minnesota. j
Yours, truly.
A Som ki.sk.' Max
- kln.ls. Country
Dry gooils, clothing, furnUing W"") f&tV,n.! Vr'.c wilt sctiro tha Tmnr Tra.Je of Sonnet Coui.ty, tt.en I pr.,f o to
wall paper, cotton batting, and all kinus oi. erult t eiia.ll ami s- a.c w;it:titryo wish to buy or not. Kc;.cc.iui.y,
gooda wil' be given in exchange for maple.
sugar, and country produce of all kinds.
Goods sold as low as the lowest,' mid the
highest pnee Riven MAMMOTH DLOCK,
ir.
I'. PCIIKIX, ri., I'roiiionit.'iry ami Clerk of the Court of Quarter
Sessions, an.l Oyer ami Termini r of Somors.'-t Coun!-, in account
with the Coun'.y of S.nncrstt fr the year cn.lintr Jan. 2, 1-SS2.
di...' .t..r.e I.oriot!..r.s nr.il VamiTv Ke-iiit
r.enac.1 Fan-y aa.l Tutli-t Artiiles In .Jr'-3t Variety. pe-tadi'S and T.yt illasfs to snit all. li"-;
i l'-ilHTs' l:Unk lk)isii. Seliia.l li-K.ks. Slates. Kenrlls, Ink. Envelop, Vaper, ami Stationery o till
I kln.ls 'country mereli.-nts are inviica to caU and get ipiotaiions en Urnrers' Ilrns, 1'ye StolH,
C. TST. BOYD,
- - S0MEUSK1'. FA.
SouTiiAsipro) Items. Our schools arc till
in a flourishing condition, with perhaps the
exception of oue mall one, which is a fail
ure to all appearance.
The snow on this side of the mountain
is about ell gone, consequently we have
plenty of mud. There are still some cases
of typhoid fever in our township.
Diyhthcria has broken out in the family
cf V. O. Ileal, near Wcllershurg. Two of
his children have died and several more are
in a critical condition.
It seems mine of Ilev. Shoup's "promis
ing" young men f iwlccn of In the Meyers
dale Cuiruntrclid somo weeks ago, as having
he?n token into the church near Kennt-U's
Mill, in this township, are cot so very
"premising" after all, as was shown by their '.
conduct the other night at a spelling school,
and aluo since at a singing school, when
you might have seen some of them out in
the Know reudy, in their Bhirt sleeve, lo have
a general row tv caliuie iiput.
v
llEOCLATK THE SErBFriOS?. Ill O'.XT ell
di avors to preserve hcallh, it is of the ut
most importance that wc keep the secretory
syatem in pcrfiH condition. The well
known remedy Kidney Wort, has specilic
action on the kidneys, liver and bowtli
I'se it instead ot dosing with vile bitters or
drastic pills. It is purely ve.-eUiblc, and is
prompt but mild hi action. It is prepared
inbothelry and liquid farm and sold by
druggists everywhere. IUudlnn l'iglc.
rx;raiiw ain in Vm Vat viz. r.titl S!tl ej
I in.
Co.
To jury fees
To lines......
lo stationery an.l -il,...
To Urotr No. r, lsi:
i r; On. Ity 'm Pmihonotsry
.' cl iu . Ity rets a lerk .l iiu.irtersesnl.ies.77!
.; I ! so uy ti iM Wik f K.w.ls
. ! -JL tu ! ity iee aCirrii ol her a iwl Terminer...
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so
EDO All KYLE, Iq., Ili?h She.-iff of .Siin.-rfct County, in account with
the County of Somerset for the year t ruling the 2d
ilay of January, A. I). 1SS2.
MARKIED.
LONO-IIF.FFl.EY.In Berlin, Februa
ry 18, 18-S2, at tho home of the bride's par
ents, by ttov. J. W. l'oiilnberger, Mr. Xevin
W. Ixng toll. Matilda IIcilley,Vih of I'-er-lin,
l'a.
SPANG I.KR II A LT7.EK. On February
2, lW", at the residence of the biidt's par
ents, by r.cv. J. 1. Wi ch, Mr. Elmtr K.
Spangler to Miss FJia F.allzer, both of
Sh cnksville, Somerset cotinly, l'a.
There is imthirtij me.n fs'iifel t';a:i !-:e '', ,i-1 3- r? i n!n
L-ta- ee.rt.-l 1.;.- Us. ..f 1'KltliV 3AVIS' r.Vl.". U'H.f.'.K.'
T.'ii' i'i'Mei- is cot a eho:.- 11; :::-.ioe or i'l-tri..',.'!:.. (-i-.(.:.-i :.n:
fire er hint to a-olil uturr ot riili s:i:a, m-r i- it ;.ti tint:
mire htriii I'i.sti ': ..!.
1.AI.-W KI1.I.KK h- ls.-:ti !,i r,-.:inf I'-r f. rsa
from all fu.rts of t ie world is. IT M.VI.'.; J-'.VII S. ;'i,.n ,.
lait it rt-Iicri p.vii rJyi'-t Iii-treitai. is u-!y. ii r.-:,' i v
Ito i'aiuls ul Hie c. t-i !bs;iuvi.
Tne record of cuas l.y the ie XlltiuZlai v.. eld
extracts frvia lcit'.-ra rercivc-l !.-,; wt'a. t i-w ' have tiUii i
tri.-l i-x;r.i
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ALoul a y.' ir -i.iU' tny v..Io tti,
V. S.-VITP soOrr:'i- r.n l'o.
r?ort to ttie 1'a; Kii-t-L.u uli i
niaivwl iior.
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To jury fe
To anra In Saiist.ury li'iC ease...
To costs In Salisbury rt4 mn...
Tu board In Salisbury riot cane..
To stationary, in
To (Inter Xu. iti
.... i t';f Uy Niardinir prfsnfiera..
i uu . 1 y uueellancwos itruu.
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Qtaries Powell rrr.:?3 from tl? Siors . I.-tou Ecjr.--.ti.' u
uam. Loaa-in: h.- o..-i ! :
I a;wl iw-Ti ftillirt.1 thnyi;r- rT.rt) n'-:!".-. r-d its' f...,l :
f-ld V;..ent'"l'IOIII.f St "l. I .Jl (li t-
at .M:t:lnt r Hiwj -t. sl .r.-.t no l-o" i-i-il-Si!i:r.
I rr.fi jour V.on Kil.t.L'.usrv.i it ii
lort ilnTn.fIltte 'ii !; f. l l?! I-.sri:.l'J I.
ureivt'i. etid-r. ct i.: t ' I;.w :uy us;.
otcai.aUiLai.
All ilmit keep Pais .'.ii.i.r.f. It price h ret Ins tint it U vitl 'm tie r. '. f ,!
aad it will iivo r.inv- tim.-s its c.i vi iLstoiV IwiU. iic, 5iV., tvu. .i Ia.-Ui.-.
PEH52Y DAVIS 6. SO?J. Propriety. ?.-cvi Jcr.cc, P..I.
iu'
We the uri'Tiersijnu 'l Auditors of Some rstt (unty !o hereLv certify,
that in pursuance of the 47th Section of the Act of A?.cmlIv, entitled an
Act relating to Counti.-s. Totvnh'nips, tie, pa---pJ the loth day of April, A.
0. 1S-'1, we met in the Commissioners' Ullice in the borouzh" of Somrsft
on the 2d day of Jnnnary, A. D. 1-S.X2, ar.d did audit, adjust and fettle the
! account oi J ter.ry i1. Knepper, lv., lreasurtj of Somerset county, with
ine county, lor uie year j.-vm ami uie accnani oi r.oyar Kvle,r.sn..?htr.n
! of said countv, with the countv. for the year 1881, "and the account, ot
JCr. iiird't't Triift, '
V t. ;;i r '.J f - tliu.
I Henry F. Scheil. Efj., TrolhonoUiy and Clerk of the County, for the
; year r,M, ana saia accounts as iUti above on! recorded in the Coiu
I missiorers' Office of Somerset county, Pennsylvania, are correct, and w
jfind a balance due the county hv the said Treasurer, of seven hundred
i and twenty-eight dollars and eitdity-three centy (872S .S3.
' In testimony whereof, we have iu-n unto m t our hand and seaiM. tJii.-
Uh bmt Unds tor lt. t'lamrn TfirefiaM ew.(-hrr Krlxiw- Coiuinrchi4...ji;ittia)f. ,bat alaot Uar. i IMft l!UV Ot JanUaiT. A. I). lf)?i
oushl test tlw quality t ail stl and rianls. imt tirwulitts-1 to 1 rsprt m J - ,-' !. "if la , T,..
Auiorlca.eovlria,! upwaro. u( loir acres, aoud ia j:.u ca:iw..'u.j; :.v-r:3 -..yto.T r..ta y.ir-jaj.ioul .the yr . . I rue CffJ .)
MT I Attest.
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MAIiKET c.A itllKN l-'ltH AMI 1 Loll IsTS, cWt us mfo iiiMht? atauah!-.tts i;m!ire m only imt mo
Fast. Agent, Somerset. Pa. j theni, and so renewing the w hole matt. ! the above are answered.
AH information fre. iffiee at Iirpot. 1 Hundreds terlify to this. VUldiurgh fort. I .1
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Ji.iy tne iHVtti.iw siiirt-tim l ean, j.o- C7w. a- niaswiw B-f- H S-,B M C, EM J &, 5. S O d -J CJ- Vi -iu A-t tS -
35 Cortlandt Street. Niv Yar'.:. Q Jt
best Wains tttt a maslin.'ainl guaranteed to j
fit.atllellley's. j
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J.P.RHOADS, seal
J. M. MEYEILS, f sea l.J
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