UL
i Tlnrllrl Ciik-f Ri will rejoin
I " r:!dle.f April.
STb. S(TLU RUtor.
I
"""T .Xarrl ;i, lirit
Lis tribe, the " Jlut- Tlieterms of Generals Coulter of Penmrl-
iouri, Mxut tlie ini.i- i vaum, Harris of Ohio, and Martin of Kan-
mk. ax the UtMirxl of Manager of National
Soldiers Homes, will expire this year. It
it) Mated that Maritn will be hia own suc
cessor, while General Kunkle, of Ohio, will
succeed Harris, and General Xegley.of Pitta
burgh, will sake the place of "righting Dick
Coulter" of Westmoreland.
Paul II. (.ailber, Kq.. of I.alrttw tlrop
ltl into Sonu rwt on Friday la.it on a visit
i Hi-snlrm will l- w.-l t,i read over our ad
' -rtiii.p .lum (More coming to town to
i nuke i!ic;,-urvliu--.
The (Jrern county Atiucrf, editor Catnp
UdTs tart Vi-iniiiv, has passed into the utter
ly beyond. I.ai-k of bitiewa.
', iIew1 Tabh-t.
'thardfsCijrarH.
'., i- at Itoyd'n Prog More.
t,. I the nr.it of the day.
' filiates the K.weU and liver.
iJftinietopU vour spring ad-
I
nlfn should use the Herald
nd jx-Hic difficulties take
.-ine)'
-.hine lecaily commence on the
selection of Clocks, Watches and
jtiMVV hail storm visited this see-r,'-iS
afternoon.
jna.Boaatiftil, Exquisite, As
icr Cards at
C. H. Fisher's Rook -Store.
. unls and prices to unit all at
v-o store.
- urinary and female complaints
.r.iin-
7 WHOOPING COUGH anUBron
.'fnlpliately relieved by Shiloh's Cure
i of wild geese northward bound
.,; town on Friday last.
Uro s. Cough Syrup and Lina
,i,e tiest I ever used as a tainily
.ro the nobbiest Hats and Xvk
:ue towtt.
..wtyli schools closed on Velnes.
j,aut"cesfiil term.
,nie Hack. Side or Chest use Khilob's
ria-ter. Price i cents.
naiiac makers teli us that spring
.Tum.Ihv last, but the kind of
f are having don't lear out tlie
x
-it 'ohnson's Arnica and ;! Lini
icl'cst family liniment wade.
Sfuw. Now i stock: Mammoth
wall Clover, and Timothy Seed,
; buy or sell.
Coot & Rkerits.
vCKH CITED, health and sweet
wiin-d by Shiloh's Cutarrh P.emedy.
ants Nasal I njector free.
nn-ivel my Spring Stock of New
h.,.iklit at the jrreat decline in prices.
:. 11. Parker.
BKST Ml'AI.lTY OK LA WES'
; AND t'lIILDKENS 1MT.BEU
JilllOUSALEAT
n?j k v. Till 'S.
i ,,t and 1-atroljc people bad a sensa-
Yj f wrt k in the rumor that Yanderbilt
li-eil the Ligonirr alley imii-
tcr Heffley sells the Pearl Shirts
iiliTve-ply linen, full made. The on-
i tliat sells larpely in Somerset.
icw jwvented and cured easily by
on & r.ro's. Horse and Cattle Powder,
re ett it. Pri-e suits me.
i. A. ft. Posts of Westmoreland
t ire m&fciiif; iiraisrainiw " ,
r' monument erected in tlie near fij Tli
MtsofW'all Pa)KTto select from
. ir t t rti T ... 1 1.a
.i itlipr column will be found the ad-
merit of the "Rough on Rheumatism
iy." If you area sufferer from this
f disuse apply to C. N. lloyd, Gen
iit, for a bottle.
3'LESS NIGHTS, made miserable
icrrible cough. Shiloh's Cure is the
fir you.
ws men should order their Bill and
Itaiis put up in packets. We print
. liandsomest at this office,
rtn Maple Sugar. Bacon, Wheat
utoes and Beans for cash or in ex
f r merchandise of our line of trade.'
Cook A Beerits.
-Tvices in a weftern church were lis
v a drunken man, and if course
J Jy supposed there would be a row,
j iin was one of the kind that won't
ti. A quick-wired deacon solved
leni by inviting him out to take
I Br the time the deacon came back
ncn'ices were all over.
I f children of 4 to 10 years, at Hef-
u $1.75, $2.sl. 4-"i(si and up-
Tlicy are jierfwt beauties.
. .mt C,rst-cJ Sitationerv t aniall
tip Heai.P packet. Note, Letter
Jiier aijK put up In this way. They
Ue thing for business men.
n & lire's. Horse and Cattle Tow
:cn used with success in prevent-(
ifye in all cases where nsol in time
iim rdi.nd ciunty. Stdd at all stores j
Vol' Pl'FFEIl with Kyspejwiaand j
nipluint ? Shiloh's Yitaliwr is j
wt tri ure yiu.
buTOFLACNPRIEP ANI CN-
;:ikh shikts, nrtkties anp,
i s j1t received,
' ('4-i'Y. V:- HI-,
-v ' V.i? b'i'.fs I'r. Baxter's
4f ti;tvT. never used a, jneilicine
Sue n tiiuch gtHHl as this.
1st TiYMiR, Rolland, Mich.
:RY tiiKipS AT(X)ST tocloseout.
ln-convinceil. Towels, Table Li n-
Mr. Alex. Dickey and family, of Ivans
ville, left for the west on Wednesday last
They will make Waterloo, Iowa their fnture
home.
Thus far sixty-three delegates have been
elected to the Republican State Convention:
fifty -six o! them are for Beaver and seven
scattering.
The Friedline's Mill correspondent is in.
firmed that we can not publish communion
tions unless accompanied by the name of
the author.
The Cambria county papers contain a
.lumber of announcements of candidates for
Assembly. They evidently believe in the
story of the early bird.
The recent special election held in La
trobe on the question of increasing tlie debt
to $22,332.10, for the purpose rf erecting a
new school boose, etc., resulted in a vote of
184 in favor of issuing bonds to 30 votes op
posed. The number of rotes polled was 220.
From the general appearance of the sur
rounding circumstances Latrobe will bare
a magnificent school building and a heavy
bonded indebtedness.
Dr. F. A. Rhoads, who recently graduat
ed at the College of Physicians and Surgeons
of Baltimore has located at Glencoe for the
practice of his profession.
Dr. R. H. Patterson, fcfStoysiown, one of
the oldest and best physician: in thecounty,
spent Thursday and part of Friday with his
son, R. F. Patterson, Esq.. in Somerset.
Emily, daughter of Dr. Ed. M. Kimmcl,
died of scarlet fever at her home on Satur
day morning. The afflicted family have the
sympathy of the entire community in their
affliction.
If the Greensburg l'ren is credited, in Up
per Burrell township at the recent spring
election, there were 80 candidates and only
2 votes polled. All the citizens save six
w.-re candidates.
R. Hayes Savior, son of Josiah and Mary
Savior, died of scarlet fever on Monday
morning last. Thisfis the fourth death from
that terrible disease occurring in our town
wiihin the past week.
On Saturday last there was a horrible
wreck of a coal train on the Salisbury Rail
road, in which a man named Reily, a resi
dent of Meversdale. lost his life. We have
not as yet the particulars.
Isv't it about time for the Lycoming Mu
tual o declare its ability to pay three cents
on the dollar? That would convince people
that the old thing still lives, and would lie
giving the lawyers a chance.
Wm. Hauna, Esq., of Milford township,
recently sold a tract of land in Upper Tur
keyfoot township, to Mr. A. J. Hyatt, for
$1100. A few years ago thesametract could
have been purchased for $iT0.
C. N. Boyd steps two jmces to the front
this week with something new in the medi
cine line. "Rough on Rheumatism." This
is not a universal panacea that will cure eve
rything, but it will cure rheumatism every
time.
We are indebted to two of our Jenner
friends for communications furnished, but
which were not published. We already had
an account of the destruction of the Enos
plaining mill in type, and the political one
was laid aside for future use.
The wicked editor of the Holliilaysbtirg
StnnrfnrJ says: Altoona council has resolv
ed to ball and chain their tramps and put
them to work on the streets. And the un
fortunate tramps had better keep a sharp
lookout let thev (ret drowned.
Elsewhere in this issue appears the adver
tisement of the Somerset Normal and Class
ical School, nnder the management of R. R.
banner and W. II. Wooleay, A. M. This
school will give our young people an oppor
tunity right at home to form an acquaint
ance with the higher branches of study un
der competent guidance. Examinations will
be held at the close by the County Superin
tendent and certificates granted.
m m
There seems to be a perfect epidemic of
thieving in the country, judging from our
exchanges. Nearly every paper you pick
up contains an account of stores or dwell
ings being robbed, or safes plundered. These
burglaries are not confined to the cities,
but the majority of them take place iu the
small towns or country. A few good doses
of cold lead would do more to check this
epidemic than a hundred sentences to the
penitentiary.
Henry Kreagen, who was convicted of at
tempting to vote illegally at the recent elec
tion in one of the wards of Allegheny City,
was sentenced by Judge Kirk pat rick to pay
a Cue of j.) and undergo an imprison
ment in the Work Hou.sc for a period of
three months tiie full extent of the penal
ty in such cases. In passing sentence the
Judge said: "To the ballot-box and the
court of justice come the people for their
last aptteal, and if defeated there, I will say
in the language frequently employed by our
executives in their State prayers, 'God save
the country.' "
A Mt. Pleasant telegram says: "Yester
day afternoon about half past two o'clock
the village of Texas, at the lower end of
town, was thrown into a state of excitement
by the attempts of Mrs. Esworth to commit
suicide by shooting herself In the breast
with a No. 1 revolver. The lady is married,
but has no children, and is about 45 years of
age. She savs trouble led her to attempt
the wicked crime, and when a.-ked -the na
ture of her trouble said it was no body's
business hut her own. Pr. J. B. Wakefield
was called in and probed for the ball, but
was not successful in dislodcine it. Her
condition is considered critical and her re
covery doubtful."
The nartv of swindlers, reoresentins the
Eagle Machine Company, of Cleveland,
Ohio, who have been ojierating lately in
Washington county, this Slate, and who
were there arrested, having compromised
the matter by forking over some $.),OOU.
The terms of settlement included the sar-
renderand cancellation of all orders for
feed-grinders in the counties of Washing
ton, Fayette and Greene. A farmer victim
from some portion of Westmoreland county,
it is said, put in an appearance to have his
wrongs, redressed, but too late to be in
cluded in the compromise, as the sharjiers
have already left the town in unspeakable
disgust.
The'corpa of engineers that are located at
this place, in the employ of the South Penn
sylvania Railroad Company, succeeded in
creating considerable excitement on Wednes
day last by running a line that crosses the
S. .t C. R. R. about, one hundred feet above
grade, jiit north of the rwuh-iic of Daniel
Jurjrnrrowir, March 25, 1882.
' Ed. IIxrald . By your permission I will
occupy some your valuable space with mat
ters pertaining to my pastorate of the Bens
creek charge of the Evangelical Assocition.
During the two years of my labors here a
little has been done for God and the church.
Trent. This line cut through the corner j To Jesus, who has the preeminence, be all the
of the Acdemy lot aud then passes through glory. Adults baptised, 19 ; infanta baptis-
tbe property of ex-Sheriff Pile until it strikes
the bill in the rear of the cemetery ; cutting
the back of this hill it curves to the left and
finally unit with the line previously run
iu tlie neighborhood of James Parson's. All
sorts of stories were immediately set afloat;
one that there would beaOfoot cut throu; b
the Pile property, while a gentleman was
heard to declare that one of the engineers
had told him that there "would be a fill of
a tew feet on the Academy hill." The last
story is one on a par with the declaration
made by some person connected . with the
curps, that there would be a piece of trcssel
v. irk 1400 feet high in theDeetcrgap. These
stories are swallowed by a few of theacredu-
lous and repeated with an earnestness that
makes them laughably absurd. The truth
is that about all the railroad news that is to
be gathered here is, that there is a corps of
engineers here, that there are a half dozen
corps in thecounty, that they have an office
in the Cook & Beerits Block, that they are
running a great many experimental lines,
and that they keep their mouths clos ly
sealed as to what they are actually doin.
In fact, Chief Engineer Miller seems to be
as dumb as an oyster, when approached on
the subject.
-
Adjocrxed Coi'RT. An Adjourned Court
wil be held on Friday, March 31, at 2 p. m.,
for the purjiose of swearing in Constables
bearing original motions, petitions, etc.
Per curium. 8. U. Trekt,
Prothonotary.
p Jlmironl uavtte thinks tout the south
Pennsylvania Railroad is to he built at once
and that Bedford is to be made the divisioc
headquarters. This is to utterly too too, and
reminds us of the tressle work that is to be
built in the Deetergap, 1400 feet high.
The School Board of Somerset borough
have had plans submitted to them for their
new building bv Mr. Balph, a competent
Pittsburgh architect. They have as yet de
cided on no particular plan, but expect to
adopt one and let the building to contract
within the t.cxt thirty days.
The labor troubles are the most serious
that now agitate this country. An army of
men out of employment and clamoring for
bread, is not a pleasant giectacle to contem
plate, The 8,000 workmen now on a strike
in the Cumberland coal regions would not
Vlikely be much calmed by refining on the
ethics of popular free government. Omin
ous sounds come also from Omaha, where
state troojis were called out to quell the
strikers, and from Allegheny, San Francis
co, and from many sections of the country.
"Tlf such things exits when times are so pros
perous wat may we expect troni anotner
panic? The United States is not yet densely
enough populated for Macaulay's dismal
picture to be realised, but even the present
situation is not without significance.
Professor Benjamin Stewart, tonsorial ar
tist, wishes to inform his patrons and the
public generally, that he has fitted up a bar
ber r.hop in the basement of Reek's bakery,
formerly the Naugle House, where he will
le pleased to see all wanting a clean shave
or a stvlish hair cut.
Our young friends, Frank Oranger and
wife, have suffered a terrible licreavenicnt
in the death of their only living child,
which fell a victim to that dread scourge
starlet fever. This is the second of their
children that has died within a few weeks
truly they have Leen sadly afflicted.
cheap. Trunks and Satchels all
m l Mes, almost given awav.
II. HF-FFI.RV.
it stated tlutt Easter this year w ill
ii'iivciarv of the day on which
tnsiinn really x-curred. It is main-
Jt tliat great event took place in
X. p. ; that the Paschal full
i that year on Thursday, April (ith;
i:iuin would lie tlie next day,
. and the Itnrrwtton April tifb.
"jvindent 'writing trow the soub,
wty says : ". 'Jiugh on hheuina-
lt tlieru-rniil suftbrlng of that
Judge Uaer last week apjKiinted Howard
K, Mowry, Esq., Court Stenographer for the
ooarts of Bedford county. The appoint
ment was made in compliance with the act
of Assembly that provides that a stenogra
pher shall be appointed whenever two-thirds
of the members of the bar petition for one.
A swindler bought f loo worth of produce
from a farmer recently in order to get bis
signature attached to a receipt which could
afterward lie transformed into a note for
5-1 Ml, only t i find at last that the farmer
merely rented the place and could, ut urile
his name anyhow. Tli sfVUkdta uYtotisly
thinks o p'fojrp.'itij.
t-U:w utciet county boys not in an ap
nearance at the examination held for the
appointment of a West Point cadet at
Johnstown last week. They were J. F. Co
ver, son of Silas Cover, deceased, Elmer E.
Oritclifield, son of N. B. Critchlield, of Jen
ner township, and Wm. H. Cover, son of
David Over, of Brothersvalley township.
In another column we furnish our readers
with a general report of the Pittsburgh mar
kets. This report will be corrected weekly
by R. Beatty, Son & Co., wholesale produce
commission merchants of that city, and may
he dcended Uion as reliable. We fU av
stired that it will be of great benefit ta Iho
Herald's subscribers.
The many fricttds of Samuel Galther,
Esq, , cute (if tht oldest members of the Som
erwit county bar, will lie surprised and pain
ed to hear that he i confined to his resi
dence by a very serious iPness. Mr. Gaither
was on our streets on Saturday looking as
well as usual, but as taken suddenly ill on
Sundav. It is thought he has received por
elvtie stroke.
t Vakkct. Mala Street. We have
! i larpe Refrigerator to our Meat
ahU-h all meats can be kept, coo'
t i;..r r...i a i ...J
t can have it kej in tlie Refrig
til ntt.
. ),. loo new brick for le, '"' th 70lU vear of Ui' Mr- Iwril ws
illM!tll hundred or b..u- "ennan by birth, emigrated V thi.
j ciuntr a numijer or yean ago. iLehasbeen
Henry llrit.. Sr. father of our well
known gmceryman, II. C. Iteerita, died at
h nldencon Itace street, on Tuuulay last,
' pri
R- Paw A Ck great suITercr front rhenmatism for $JAJiX
M0MK r.W STOt K OF LA-! Jrp"n'' """l yea7lftS.Vccaa.hh
"M.ARJ AND XF.rKWF.AR F I rr 'l' V'7 W.
vl Jl'T KDTIVI'D AT i ".-
MHS A F I II!.'8 ''VV.rHki'U'-'iJrieowiii.h!pLMonT
' e,4dI'Vnl"w:., I L- '"tio in regard U
' to t.. r;.iuVki.'i"1 Iytakt township, who has
- "i 1 'i j t-i trying to cripple the circulaUon of the
.. . . , ., i Urrau that community. Soferbeha
kiJ sof throat Lad. vanUh! ! ! , . ,
j, ' , , . , . , made nothing, a the loswa eaased by him,
ii4Uh"r, New Markrt, N. IL , . . , , ' ., '
. . T bsveiirrn much more than male up by nth;
ers. But, bide a wee ; wt have crjjf yet
J' - PWphale. Ur4 Plater 1(lnd ' uinl be sjel U ni. lit aus."
'teiitm, Fanuent andntnero- 1
J J1' on get for Ja I,niosj.halc, j Uj, Last I.r. aid"a sar mum hid
I r MtiMnUiatd Salt for Jrrtil- troubles, wheg, yVid to try Kidney
j delivered at Somerset Su- : w .rt "' v;il't?j it hut it will he my last
i Irrrl or Ton. at Titt-V TU man" got ljell and If. now re-.
, ,T , j,,,,,,,.,,, 1Lt4 pyre, (u,iien.Ucg tl.f remedy to all.
1 .ud illH Measeu to
When derangement of the stomach acta
1 te- ' . . . ' ! 0 . . r n ' ' .
, quantities as you niKa Uie kidneys and liver bringing dit-
J '"l Seeding. Apply to or ' ,d pin, Kidney-Wort is the true rem-
j j edy. It removes the cause and cures the
Cook A Brnm. . disease. Liquid, very concentrated, or dry
Ill Derry township, Westmoreland coun
ty, about two miles west of Blairsville,
there lives, says the Greensburg Democrat,
one of the oldest inhabitants in the State.
The name of this person is Mrs. Mary Brad
ley, who makes her home with her son,
James. Herciact ago is not known, but
basing calculations upon her own recollec
tions and those of her relatives, she is at
least one hundred and one years old. She
was bom in the county Tyrone, Ireland,
and came to this country forty-two years
ago, landing at Duncansville, Blair county,
where she resided a few years, and then re
moved to her present abode. Up until with
in a few months ago her health has been
excellent, but she is now very feeble. She
has a remarkable memory and previous to
her illness, could accurately describe events
which took place in the long, long ago.
DinNorLtKR K ass as. Four years aso
Henry Sasaman, of Pottstown, was strick
en with the Kansas fever, and selling his
property in that place, took fc family and
removed to the western Slate, where ha in
vested Sl.fUO in a Una uf 100 acres of land.
Soon after his entire bmily became terribly
afflicted with, chills, and fever, and being
unable to shake it off. a longing to return
to llieir horn took possession of their
hearts, but being unable to sell again their
newly acquired farm, they were obliged to
remain where they were until a few weeks
ago, when a bid of $2,.Vi0 was accepted for
the proerty and last Friday they returned
to Pottstown, bag and baggage, and very,
very glad to see their old friends once more.
Mr. Sassaman is now a thoroughly anti-Kansas
man as any one could desire to find, al
though he states that he got back after sell
ing his stock and fanning utensils at a fair
rate, about "even," from a financial pujut
of view to the time he left for the Weit.
HVsf ChrMrr llctoril.
II. J. Boyts, Esq, died at his home in
CcmeujauU Uwnhip, on the 10th of this
month, after a brief illness. 'Squire Ebyts
was one of the best known citizens of our
county, he having been engaged in the
mercantile business at Davidsville for a
number of years. For more than eighteen
years he has been an invalid, during which
time he lias lived with but one lung. It ap
pears that the lung was diseased that long
ago, and tliat w hile working in a harvest
field about the close of the war he was pros
trated by the heat, and for several days lin
gered between life and death. A relative of.
his informs us that the physician. w,ho. was
a'tcrding him at that time said he would
die miles the disetv-d lung vjfteuwted,
and tliat it was accoriUcglx taken out. He
was weak and aiiiiig eve alerward, but
was able to be about uutil one week ago,
wben he took ta hia bed and began to sink,
tapidlv. Uia death will be felt sadly not
only Ly the community in which he resid-
d, hut by his many mends throughout the
count v. A man of sterling worm, 01 ine
most upright character,, lie made lasting.
friends wherever known. He leaves a wife
and several small children. After life' fit
ful fever he sleeps well..
Com pmcatct Disc asks. A protHioet gen
tleman In Cerro Gprdp Coty, pfk, writes
s that he finds KidflvT-Wort to be the best
remedy he exet k.t for, a complication, of
diseases, tlie Tccifip action wJuch, It
baa on the liver, kidneys and bowels, which
gives it such curative power, and. it is the
thousands of cures which it is performing
which gives it its great celebrity. Liquid,
very concentrated, or dry, both act rtftcvent-
ly. .V. 11, Journal, arid Omtyr,-
THE GREAT 8HOW.
C. W. Truxal ahows the best Spring and
Summer Goods that have come around yet.
Call and see my Easter Cards before pur
chasing elsewhere. C.N. Born.
The members of the Board appointed by
Congressman J. M. Campbell, to examine
candidates for admission to the West Point
Military Academv, met in the office of the
Superintendent of Schools, on Franklin
street, Johnstown, at 9 o'clock on W ednes-
day, March 22, 1882. The Board was com
posed of the following named gentlemen:
John Lowman, M. D., Johnstown ; John
Lata, Esq., Bedford County; Prof. W. H
Sanner, Somerset County ; Prof. John' II.
Stephens, Blair County ; Prot. T. B. John
son, Cambria County. Seven young gentle
men presented themselves' for examination
namely : Charles Thomas Menoher, Charles
Hinchman and Horace Ramsey Rose, of
Johnstown; William H, Cover, of Broth
ersvalley, Somerset Cotnty; Ellsworth
Critchfield, and J. F. Over, of Jenner X
Roads, Somerset County ; and David Rush
Clark, of SchelUburg, Bedford County. One
young gentleman who gave notice of his in
tention to submit to the examination de
parted before his name was taken and failed
to reappear. J. F. Cover did not come np
to the physical requirment, and was re
jected on that account.
The members of the Board of Examiners
discharged their duties faithfully, laboring
unceasingly for one full day and part of the
nexf Mr. Charles Thomas Menoher, of
the Sixth Ward, Johnstown, was the suc
cessful candidate. He is said to be an ex
emplary young man whoso appointment
will be a credit to the district. Mr. Critch
field stood No. 2.
The best Bnissel Carpets in the market at
II. Heffley's. Only 90 cents and as low as
ST cents.
Glaie Academy. New Ccntreville, Som
erset County, Pa., (Glade, P. O.) W. W.
Deatrick, A. M., Principal ; I. S. Scyder
arid E. R. Deatrick, A. li., assistants. In-sr-uction
thorough. Terms moderate.
The next Festion will begin Monday,
A ril 17, 1882.
A good oss rtuicnt of Yictoria Lawns,
Linen D'lrlaude's, Fiques, Hamburg, Edg
ing, Lucerliugs, Laces, Ruchings, Collars,
Cuffs, Neckties, Sdk, Linen and Cotton
Handkerchiefs, Stockings, Glaves, etc., for
sale cheap by
G. IL Parker.
The Jl-rv System. The modus operandi
of securing jurors is not understood by ev
ery one. The presiding judge every year
orders so many names placed in the wheel
as in his judgment will suffice for the courts
to be held during the ensuing year. The
system of drawing these names is as fol
lows: When jurors are required the clerk
or the court sends to the sheriff an order
directing him to draw a certain number of
jurors the order is called a venire. As soon
as received by the sheriff it Is registered in
a book kept for that purpose and is sent to
the clerk of the jury board, who prepares
his book to receive the requisite number of
names when drawn. At a time when it is
convenient for the jury commission, consist
ing of the sheriff and jury commissioners,
the wheel is opened and names required by
the venire are drawn out separately and
duly recorded. The first twent-four names
drawn each term are designated as
"grand . jurors." After the drawing
is concluded. Die clerk sends to the sher
iff a d'lly certified list of the names drawn ;
with the residence ami occupation ef each
jnnir. The list is the sheriff's guide from
which he makes out notices for jurors. It
becomes the duty of the officer charged
with the service ol the notice to find the
juror, no matter where he is whether at
the address given or at any other. After
proper effort has been made to find the juror
the officer returns to ths sheriff all the no
tices he has been unable to serve and a state
ment of those served, and the sheriff then
preiarcs bis answer to the venire and affix
ing it thereto returns it to the court clerk,
who uses the list for his roll. It will be
seen from this statement that the 1'w-t is a
complete one and absolutely free from any
chance of fraud.
ed, 13; newiy received members, 82; mis
sionary money collected, $75.87. One new
church is now in course of construction and
laid for so far as built, with a creditable
uni still on subscription. There is no
miserable church debt appendages to Bens
creek circuit. I ruber has been provided
for a horse-shed at all the churches iu tlie
charge, uud one of these sheds has ul
ready been built.
As a steward of the' manifold grace of God
I have sought to give Christ the preeminence
in all things, and endeavored to promote
peace, justice and equity between brethren.
As a citizen 1 have paid my tax and voted
my sentiments, giving my reasons for the
same when ask to do so. Who will take
this right from me ? :
The worthy citizens of this borough are
entitled to my sincere thanks for the many
kindnesses shown toward myself and- wife,
and for the recent honor conferred upon me
in my election to a seat in the. Board of Di
rectors of Common Schools.
The many fraternal associations formed
with the people, and the generous support
given us by the loyal members and friends
ef 'this charge, have made our removal
somewhat painful to us. lie shall ever
think of these dear people with the most
pleasant and grateful recollection. In my
heart there is a warm spot for them, which
neither the vicissitudes of time nor the
storms of life can chill.
I go to my new field determined ever to
be a loyal son of the church. Committing
the important interests of this charge to God
and to the faithful and studious care of my
successor, I say, Fare ye well.
Respectfully,
- A. S. Bi mgard.ner.
Persons wanting the genuine Middlesex
Suits better made and trimmed than at
any other place in Somerset. Henley has
them and they are for sale as cheap as they
can be bought in Philadelphia.
If yon want bargains iu Dry Goods and
Notions don't fail to call at the cheap store
of
. G. R. Parker.
SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on a guarantee. It cures
consumption.
Ed. Herald : All is quiet along the Po
tomac. That dreadful disease small-pox is
heard of no more in yds section. The only
epidemics prevalent is scarlet fever and
whooping cough.
A bill has passed the Maryland Legisla
ture to whip a man a little about forty
lashes if he abuses his wife.
The operators of the Georges Creek . and
Cumtierland coal region determined on a re
duction in mining from C5 to 50 cents tier
ton, which took effect on the 15th inst. The
miners held meetings and decided to strike.
They number about 2,."i00 with a population
of perhaps 10,000.
D, W. rhillipi, formerly of Somerset
county, Pa., now a resident of Allegheny
county, Md., has resigned the principalship
of the Oakland Schools to accept a position
as book-keeper in the store of Ross Snyder
at the Franklin Mines.
Piedmont. W. Va. Dixy.
Save Time, Save Mosey, Save Troi ble,
and go East, South and West via the old re
liable B. it 0. R. R, No change of cars to
St. Louis and Chicago. Only one change of
cars to Kansas City and Atchison. For
maps, time-tables, tickets and all informa
tion in regard to routes call on or address
E. E. Pattok,
Pass. Agent, Somerset, Pa.
All information free. Office at Depot.
" mm m '
SHILOH'S' VITALIZES, is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appetite,
and all svmptoms of Dyspepsia. Price 10
and 75 cents per bottle.
Notice to Farmers. C. W. Truxal
very High Trices for Country Produce.
pays
DIED.
GRANGER. On February 21, 1882, Geo.
Russel Granger, aged 9 months and ) days;
and on March 19, 1S82. Marion Viola Gran
ger, aged 3 years, 3 months and 12 days.
These two were the only children of
Frank and Ida Granger, and were taken
away by that much dreaded disease, scarlet
fever. Bright and intelligent beyond their
age, they were the light of the household,
the joy of their parents and the hope of the
future. Some time before the little gir! took
sick when asked in the midst of her play
where she was going, answered, in words
that now seem prophetic, "Georgie and I are
going to the bountiful Giver of life." Oh,
how it crushes the sunlight of gladness out
of life when the dear little ones are called
away ; yet no skill can prevent it, for pale
death with equal step knocks at the houses
of the Hxir and the palucvs of kings. How
precious to us becomes the living hope that,
like an anchor to the soul, clings to Him
ho is the resurrection and the life.
W.
Benkhardt's Cigars are entirely free from
drugs and no unphnsant taste is left in the
mouth after smoking them. Manufactured
in, Yauimoih Block, Somerset, Pa. Retail
em would do well to first see Benkhardt's
stock before purx-hasing elsewhere.
Talk about Middlesex Suits for men, why
HetHey sells them, all wool and warranted
fast colors for $10, usually sold at $12.
Ed. Herald : Our blacksmith has arriv
ed and is at work. He is obliging and is
making many friends.
Wm. II. Walter, one of Milford's stalwart
Republicans, intends moving to Ccntreville
this spring. We are sorry to see him leave,
but our loss will be their gain.
Superintendent Wellei has visited all the
schools in thecounty, and thinks they have
tone a good work the past winter.
The prospect for a large school at the
spring term of the Glade Academy is en
oouraging. I am told that there will be an
examination by Superintendent Weller at
the close of the term..
The proprietor of the Gebliarts hotel is as
obliging aa exec.
C W. Walter, our enteri.rising merchant.
lias returned from the city..
Grub art. March 25. Anon..
For Calicoes, Gingb aaas, Ptcs Ginghams,
Shirtings, CottonVK Bleanhed and Un
bleached Xuedifis, Sheetings,. PiUow-case
Muslins, Table Linens, Napkins, Towels,
Craob, Bed Spreads, Fancy Dress Goods,
Cbloved and Black Chasluneres, Colored and
Black Silks. Black SotiflS. Snwls Skirts,
etc., goto.
tt. R. IfckJtR.
MARRIED.
TEDROW M A RKS. On Thursday, Jan
uary 12, 1H82, by Elder T. F. Richardson, at
his residence in New Lexington, Pa., Mr. S.
P. Tedrow to Miss Effa Murks, both of Som
erset county.
KING SXYPER. Oi' Thursday even
ing, February 'St, 1W2, at the same place, by
the same, Mr. M. J. King to Miss M. J. Sny
der, both of Somerset county.
The diagonal blue suits, warranted fust
colors, ut Hetlley's are the nobiest in the
way of clothing, for only $10 a suit, we have
seen for some time.
Heado,cartf.rs for Mac kkrri. F:sh. We
have in stock, WTiwcd from the Atlantic
coast, a ear load XXX Shore No. 2 Macker
el, all full weirht packages, consisting of
Barrels. 200 lbs. : Halves, 100 lbs.; Quarters,
50 lbs.; and Kits 15 lbs., exclusive of pack
ages, salt and brine. Now is the time to
buy them at fair prices for cash, or in ex
change for country produce.
Rcsiicvtfullv,
Cook it Beerits.
"10URT PROCLAMATION.
9i ahmet nxroirr
R. Bmtttv. sloo a CX.
A SSIUXEES' ACCOUNTS. CHERIFFS SALE.
rm t L j ... . uki k.
mill tM HoooraNa Williaw J. Bars. I Tnj UMu amnairta hara fllnH and rAtt virtiwof wt1bwtI' tvwi. u. Ai. vi. 'r"--. - , :v.i..i. M.n.k.m. 5n,.-
PnMMJadwf UiimmuuuuaKigagna will be premud aw eonamu .. e 1 Ta sad f t. a..iwt .! ih Ccnrt f tt - -- '27"
PtoM of tb Mveral ewutles omtiuc Um Six. , , -. , , ce.- i a n toa . n-t t county ;p... . toin a- "Vi"! . - .
teaaaJadteial District. and JouMai m.tiearta' i 'TMflV. April tilh. lbbl, ibfllnnw'i-"lt. ! rssl?T rrf.
of Uyraa4TnauMraalGarlJaU LMtrerv. I . . n. n in , , u.. k.... c an Uum In t;.e t.rv.uu -f S-mwr-!, . niil Ku'ter, (W S, e?Se, hmeim. Com
. . l . . . , r ,, .. 1 , ... ... ' s v. nwi. ,,,, 'I. vi , 11 v uv. ' .
PTMiinaiiii 4iviiiuti Mil inner euriMerv 'm i. .
eaulutl sail other oOrutters -a
Um said UMriet, aoJ, W illi ah (-' lis oi S
vbsSrtdsw, liquUiM, Jib), ut im 1 uurj uf
Ooauaan PMaa,aad JasiirM ul tbr O n,u of,
Orwaad Trmiar, and Ocneral oil IMirsry
nriaainaiof aneaitlal ami wner uHu tis in
the eoaaty of sniinl, have Unoed tbir prmxpv
aad to bm diraetaif, lot holding a Ooart ut Cum
moa Plsaa, aad Oeaaral Quarter Somhxm if th
Peaee, and Onnl JU Ifeitrary, aad Uoaru ot
Ojar aad Trmlnr, at Soural, f,'ii.
. . Oa Jmmmmrr aa. laai '": -
J O. B. Ktnsr. AMlcnea of ichMl HoehsUt-
ler.
a. P. W. Will. AssIkdm ot Jui... Kins and lf.
4. iivurf Uaniay, AMlgDM vl 8kiaion Baktr.
sxniwmt. f . ( . V. TKfcNT.
Marca sTih, lbX ( fruthonutary.
JEGISTER'S NOTICE.
Noilc is herehy given to all pcrseo ounrniil
Hoticb U hereby aivra to aU tho Ju.tk.tof the f 'f"eVT.ll;ui.?!i'I,l','i!?!, !?t
Psaea, Um Coronor aad Umuubkso wuhln the ntd I
Ooanty ol Sumrwt, that thvy bo then nad then
la MMlr proper pervmu. with their rulla, reeorda,
iaqalattl'ios. rxamlCaUoni, and otlmr rcmeui-
tiraneM.to do tboM tbiaa which to ibclr oltls
and la that behalf appertain to be dune : acd aim
they who will prmeeate aaalnet too prlauaert that
are or inaii oe la taejall 01 aomertn eoanty, to be
then and there to praeeeate SKalnet thetn aa ihall
t lost. John j. 6Pauler.
March 2 Sheritt.
LICT OF CAUSES.
For Trial at April Tern of Ooart, lwri, com
mencing mid Apr a, ukc
FIRST WEEK.
Tuesday.
1. Joalah Brant vs. John HtlL
i. M. A. Sanner fc Uo. vs. Francis Hoover.
3. Ed. W. Ukuadi rs. Daniel Khsod' adinlals-
trator.
Wkdsesdat.
4. Charles F. Rhoads vs. 8ame.
' . Marj S. Coleman'i nso vs. Same.
6. Caroline Khoads' betrs va Same.
7. Michael a. lMvely va Cliarle IHrelv.
8. First National Bank ot Mejersdnle V. Hen.
rv Suhre. ot al.
s. MoCaadlen, Jamison fc Co. vs. Sligo Coal k.
iBIUIUH
10. John S. Cramer vs. llavkl PbtlllppL et aL
11. W. U. Bates vs. F.Dhraim SDeleher.
IX. Samnel Zimmerman vs. John and Scvllla
Howard.
Tbvrsdav.
13. Jacob "Cover, Sr, vs. Susannah Koonli'i
executor.
1. A.J. Michael, endorsee, Ac, vs. Joba O.
Har.
U LHnniandC.O.Llntvs A.Wtlmonthand
W. H. ZuUII.
SECOND WEEK.
Moxdav
1. Philson. Black A Co.. vs. Henry Mail.
2. Daniel Wejaad's hi in vt. Hltesbew A Tbore
.. S J. r. Bender vs. Bedford and Stovstown Torn-
pike Koad Com pan T.
. jaooD j. trie wner vs. w 1111am suaer.
4. W. H. Dill et al vs. MalUburv and Ualtimuro
Ballrnad and Coal Company.
e. urn e, wauon ra. same.
7. Kebecca t). Meyers va. John Fein et si.
8. Nelaoa Beali vs. Holilltiell and Hockinn'
garnlshtes.
. Salli.ory Railroad Company va. Camber
land A Eikllck Coal Company.
10. iueyers Aummisuaion ri. b. i oieyers et
aL
WlDSKSDAV.
11. Samnel Hnnseekrr vs. Daniel 'Wevanl's
administrator and hem.
12. Same vs. Same.
13. Conliuenco Proprietors vs. Dr. W. S. Moun-
Uln.
. Same vs. Adam R. Humbert.
. sjame va. W. tu. Pullen.
Thcbsdav.
If. Daniel Weyand's heirs, ha. vs. John Bcrkey
bilo. 17. Henry S. Pickle n v. O. Vannler et aL
is. Ed At. Kinimel vn. Uenrae W. Pile.
10. i. A. Fiicklnaer vs. Weld A Sheridan.
20. W. L.. Hoblitzell ti. J. 1. Barnes.
21. Jonathan Miher vs. John A. Miller's Exe
cutor. 2J. Jnnatlisn A. Miller vs. T. Pries and T.
Reese.
V3. I.. H. Lee A Brother vs. Jacob A. Shaffer.
'Jt. (reorge K. lhippa' Administrators vs. Josl
ab Brant.
25. Henry Tavroan vs. Weld A Sheridan.
'J. Isaac 'Hun m va. Nicholas Berkey.
27. Same vs. 1 1 Alcott.
28. Saioo vs. Abraham Faith.
V. Mary Kmnts ra. Henry Beal and Daniel
BeaU
Somerset. P.. ) 8.V. Trent.
3Iarch 77ih, IM1. Prothonotary.
kUiK aeeoouta bav ptiiaed realator, an J that lt '
mm will be ptmnu Ut ivonrautKiu anil si- (
lowanre at an Orpliaal" Cuart to be hxl-l ml Sum- ;
net. April -.-7, ivtt. . j
1. Account ot Jelf.'ruaiKaoada,UBardln of :
Ellen Kwank. I
X Final acenontol David T. ZimBwrman, Ouar
duta of Emma Grnuin. now Emma Samnel.
a. 1 bo account of Jacob J. Zimmerman, Execu
tor of Jacob J. Zimmerman. Sr., dee d.
4. Account ot Adam H. Maorer, Administrator,
Ac., of Sarah Lohr, dee'd.
h. Firat and bnal account of R. P. Lohr Admla
latrator and TraMee of David Lohr, dee'd.
6. Account of W. W. Dempaey. Executor or
William Dempaey. dee'd.
7. First and ttoal account of Levi Snyder. Ad
ministrator and Traeteafor the sale l tho real
estate of Sasaa Snyder, dee'd.
8. Account of Henry Scblajt, Executor of David
Lohr, oec'd.
. First and final account or Iaaae Blanaet, Ad
mluistrator of William V. Miller, dee d.
10. Second account of Dr. U. M. Buechly, Exe
cutor of Daniel Buecbley, dee'd.
11. Fourth account of Joba Bpeleber and Wm.
M Schrock, Adminlstratora and Trustees of To
bias Spelcber, dee'd.
12. First and Bnal account of IV O. Culborn,
Administrator of John Maaon, dee'd.
13. ('Ireland final account or Elisa Pile, Ad
ministratrix of Abraham Pile, dee'd.
14. Second and Bnal account of Henry Ranch
and Slmoa I- Koraa, Admlniairaiora of t redericfc
Bieaecker, dee'd.
li. Firat and final account of Daniel Kimnel,
16. Second and final account of J. B. Daria, ad-
minlatrator ol John Davia, dee d.
Guardian of Eliaa Saulaman.
kaaiSTBB'a Orrtca. I A. A. STCTZHAN.
Some net, Mar. 27, '83. ( KagUur.
A
DMIMSTRATORS' NOTICE.
Eatate of Hiram J. Boyta, late or Conemaagh.
Twp., dee'd.
Letters of administration on the above eatate
bavin- been (ranted to the underalgned, by tho
f 1 roper authtrity. notice la hereby given ro tboeo
ndebted to It to make immeduue payment, and
tbuae bavins claiuiaordemanda will present them
duly authenticated lor settlement, on Saturday,
tbe oib day ot May, 1862, at hi late residence,
in DATldavilIe.
DANIEL HOFFMAN".
JOS1AH BOYTS.
marts Adminiatrators.
JEGAL NOTICE.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAT COSCEBS:
Tabs Noticb That at the Adjourned Court,
held the 1Mb day of March 1842, application waa
made by the Christian Church, at AJdisnn. Pa.,
fur a charter of incorporation, and unlets sum. lent
reason la abown to the contrary, the same will be
erranied at tbe next term of the Court, to be held
un tbe 4th Monday of April, 1M2.
Per Curium.
S. U.TKIsXT.
mitts 3 Protnoootary.
THE
Somerset Normal anl Classical Scbool
WILL OPE3I
APRIL 10th, 1SS2,
an1 last ten weeks. Instruction tbomnarblv anal
ytical. Terms moderate. Patroaaare solicited
W. H. WUOLEKY.
mars Teachers.
E. idoij, J-tl 2.-. 1-SS-J,
at J o'eloeb p. m
All tberiitnt, title. ln'ere an.teiimi tV-- -fcTwant
E-l. O Kxiln. f, iu -d I If 1 -doarribed
teal eoute, sitaaie Iu ti-e low oi 1 -arlman,
Vp-T rorkeyl.t Tep . jcri c on y.
Pa., bouoiiud on tse north r-y 1.1 -f J Pm..:i
pi, on the eoath by lot of J, ;. Y-mjItln. 01 'i.
east fey M.tppie alley. n.HHi lh oi y O-.i.l
street, ami Is knuwn o pk d aH town B4 f
. 2o, with the appurtenaneea.
Takes la ciecatkia at the suit of dole! Fs.d-
ALSO
All the rirfht, title. Interest an. claim at the
drtrndaal, I mmas A. Murray, of, la snil l too
lotkiwInK real esiate, situnte la tbe town of Ca
aelman, aomeraet county, Pa numberel an i ie
aciibed as fallows, to wit. Noa 134, 1 and 137,
bounded on the north by Wt- Paul street, ca tbe
Sooth by Piatt alley, on the east and west by
Sprina: alley and lands cf Jacob Hostetler, wlta
tbe apparb-naucea.
Taken la execution at the suit of Daniel TaiJ
ley. ALSO
All the rfirht, title. Interest and claim of tbe de
fendant, Catharine Fidley, ol. la and 10 tbe fol
lowing described ival estate, situate in the Iowa
or Summit Mills, Summit Twp., Somerset county.
Pa., andioinlna: landa of Daniel Heachy's heirs,
Jacob Peck, lormerly Samuel A. Msusi. Elk lick
creek, Ephraim Miller, and others, containing;
about 1 acre and oi perchea, with a two-story
dwelling bouse and other outbulMina; thereon
erected, wiin me appurtenances.
Taken in cxecutiua at tbe auit of CclfruCi A
RuppeU
ALSO
All the right, title. Interest and claim or the de
fendant, James a. Kitteii, of, in and to the fol
lowing real esiate to wit ; Part of two certain
lota 01 ground aitaate in Meyersdal borouKb,
Somerset county. Pa., and described as follows :
Bounded on tbe north by Alain street, on tbe east
by kit of A. F. Johaa, and on the south and weat
bv the Pituhurgh and Onnellarllle Kail Koad.
"Taken in execution at the auit ot P. F. How ley.
ALSO
All Ik i f till ftMt mtA -T. t.n rf t ,1
fendant Jobs J. Scbell, of, in and to the lollow-
us vieur Sides. loc: fckw. 7'V! Sooati,
log real estate, via :
No. Tli
CLASSICAL AUD HIGH SCHOOL,
. SOMERSET, FA.
The Soring term srIU open Sfoatdajr. April
I7lh, in the ACADEMY. Inatruc lon in all
branches, and thorough. Terma molerete.
f. a ia.
maf-'o Principal.
We would respectf ully :nnmtHCC to the
People of Somerset County, that ive shall
open our XEW DRY GOODS AXD XO
TIOX STORE about Airil loth, with
Low Prices, Fair Dealing and Strictly
OXE PRICE TO ALL: We solicit a
share of your patronage.
Yours truly,
GEO. KEIPER .C CO.,
223 ami 227 Main St. Johnstown, ra.
he undivided one-fifth part f a certain
piece or parcel 01 ntnu situate in rjnaae i
Somerset county. Pa., war. anted la tbe name or
Samuel w Liteuiu. containing Ml acres, more or
less, with the appurtenances.
No, 2 The undivided eoe-nfth part of a certain
piece or parcel of land aituate aa aioreaaid. war
ranted In the name of Samuel Anderson, contain
ing 330 acres, more or less, with tbe appurtenan
ce. No. 3. The undivided one-filth part of a eertnin
piece or parcel of land situate aa aioreaaid. war
ranted in tbe name of Wm. Oliver, containing
acres, more or let, wiin tne appurtenances.
No. 4. The undivided one-fittu part of a rertaii
tract or parcel of land, situated as aforesaid, war
ranted in the name ol J. Perry, containing 2V2
acres, more or lea, wita tne appurtenances.
No. &. One-naif of a square ot ground, situated
Id Somerset borough, Somerset county. Pa., con.
taiping -K of an acre and V perches. Bounded
follows, by Eastetrrelvn the west. South street
on me soul n, ty alley on tne east, ami ratnot
street on the north, wiin a twivsurv biick dweU
Hug bouse, stable and otner outbuiluiugs thereon
erectei, wiin toe appurtenance.
Taken in execution at the suit of P. J. Morgart,
use ol nooori aiecaman.
ALSO
All the right title, interest ant claim or the de
fendant, Uoorge Humbert, dee'd.. Executor's
defended, and Joseph Humbert, terre tenant,
no was aummuned by h's eoaimtttee. JanieaL,.
Pugb. to a certain tract of lam! situated In Mil ord
township, Somerset Cotintv. Pa., containing 1.12
aciea, more or less, ot wl.ich them are abut no
acres clear, and 15 acres in meadow, with a two-
atury trains dwelling bouse, bank barti and other
outbuildings there. n erected, aljoining landa of
jonn Baker, Abraham oung, Henry sip,anu
otners, wun ine appurtensnccA
Taken in execution at the n' It of MarySie
w: ow or Jacob Sine, dee'd.
i otic e. All persona purchasing at the above
sale will please take notice that a uan or the pur
cnaao money to be made known at tbe time or
sale win be required aa soon aa tne property la
knocked down, otherwise it will be again exposed
to sale at the risk of the first purchaser. Tbe re
sidue or the purchase money inust be paid un or
oeiore xnnrsuay ol tne nrat week ol April
Court, the time fixed by the Conrt tor securing
the acknowledgment ot deeds, and no deed will be
acknowledged uutlt tbe purchase money la paid
in inn. . juti.n j. SrAAIiLt.lt
SitKRtrv's Ovticb,
AiarcnxT,
Sheriff.
wa. a all I A em1 or sor-e inraaT r.niy ivn. m nii utit, vi nnim.
1 l.a Attn r and ir promptly utu-tid d ufane.sll, bacutvii; bulntvKrt
111 11 1 IT IlaJl'lUl nf:i I :Iw 1 1 ton umptiaMl t llphtherta. No
llllllllllll! PM iiixll-l h'S ev. r I" .1 til c -Vt-r il whJ-.h acta s qutrkly
XAIlllyllvl Af4- a J a..v Il kui i . n s cs PKHBV DWls' f.hfi
, J . I Lt.. I - l.l tliot U.-W f Uiw inral'iabU rrmtt'm ha
s-iv -I tliDttsnll "s or llvo-i PERI V li.ta'IS' -A: KIL.LI.K bi no on exMvtmenc.
li n.3 tKn l-!oru tbt! ytrt-'tc mr f.trt- ur.n. i Dust valllt.l rlit'iv It U bid. kuoHii.
A K'W extnii-n trom viHuntar k-SAliuonlals rc-Jl ad follows:
"Ob ! iHd you hcas tlia newt ?'
"What'B that 7."
"Why,. CWV. TraxaJ baa tha Cbist
Qooda in all tbia cotintiy."
"Ohisl)ai!: taat'aoliijtveobotly knows
Kor beautiful design in Easter Cards go to
C. X. Boyd, the Druggist.
THAT IIACKIXQ COUGH tan be ao
quickly cured by Shiloh'a Cure. We gua r
antee H.
Easter Cards tbia season are very fine.
C. X. Boyd certainly baa tbe finest stork in
Somerset.
ROUGH ON
RHEUMATISM.
The Greatest DiscoYery
of the Age for this
Most Torturing
Disease.
It is Advertiied to do Only
What it Has been Known
to do in Hundreds of
Cages.
CDREBHEUIIAT
Give it a Trial and be Convinced.
' . General Agent,
Ma. . ; alaawaraet, r.
ID
Vtx Kit- ft h K'Cti irj-hnriPfh"" r nv.fiT
t !-! - r I ho I', t ip u'y-. et- u cr-t. tia.I h;e
?. r fcn'irri it in f-'f Iu ei'Vrtiuif m cure.
J it . -t-ii i Wlali jaivvUe, X. k.
f - t it .- r-l. iliinr r uuy iVatf cuum aJ u
. .. '. U kTiM MCAaiAX.
jl ," rwviw lRiTTrTf!i'te n'Vf fwn rri tvr
-e tV'.t n.il Cij nl.Nr y-Mir Pir Rtui-Ki ta
r. , ... iWc rrHaixl B. LvaiUkxr, DK-iauatou,
-t bi li i.o b 'X t r tmj tii i. I e niid p t ; o
-f mitil I trtMl TCMir Kilijb, whi h
it . .-'. n immciliftMv. 1 immt-t fctfwi
M 'To Pki Ktt.t r in my f!Tnny f-v forty
y?. ir. ari l ti . tuner kuowa it to tii, iLaSbOiC
Lkwnt, VyiietaUjro, Om.
vor wh'Miy"-r'C-i p-cl rrm it 5 bet
rn-jrir-ti u t riu. t wuM u v;llu.ut it.
A. P. 1coi-ts Litwrty iil's Vt
. r twentv- ve y-T I h e iiwd Vat Fn.LFTi
tTi lU u;.d rh-3!td H'w trd: uulav it t'.K
rie'1kiiMtirtu. rxi. 4ko .HKjrEii,Ve HiAiliaKtiai,
N. .
1 wan miTeriawr nmrrlr with brnorhiti. etui ny
trn-'l v,m v lu.ii'i'H ti I tl fccittfly pwUIow
cuvfofsd. I wisi ri.ice.l t-' try yonr Pain Kit-i.Ki,
and tiT t li: a lw tiiVut wt cuaui'kitrlv'
cured. T. V.'ii. j.- j .
Jt. Walto it.i frrm rw Vrr r Yorrr Vats
Kii.t.ci tvpo lit.k. tud .von- thnmt. nainn'i
iutrly piw:'.le t b: r', :m1 h"4 pt Nfu kiMr n t
fuil in a rirrit- iit-t: u. IhW fix ou tuwjula
ui-kc knovn t thr wrrl 1
lw. KLi.rf B. M.w; -T f: Vy ami war taVi
Tiolrtitiy rick with dirtahCaln. hlfrh f vtr. and e il
chtIK So tniny chiMrcn b-je died bfre, I ri
fra:d to crM a rnyitAn, ai.il tried your Pais
Kili.kk. ; waa takn on bum lay, and a
TS'niiieiMlar bta thrort wai clr. It waa a w
derf ul rwra, cr.d I wish H could known to tba
Iamt inotbjera who are kwiiijr ao luuiy cidrvn.
yearr atro aiid have iuel itriiioe, oiul huve
fo-irid no riedirine to take it ilaca. JL W. Dxum
Vru&foU Oueida, H. V.
, Yrr CblllR and FtTtr, PAI KiM,ER has no rntial. It cures wTwtj prprrthlnT tanx
IV IflTtt am oifn dingenMikV A txtiUo of Pain Kixxcm In the hnisp h a sarxunrd Uia no
family aiiuia be Uhouu M drulsts sell tt at 3e SOe &ad tlOO per UAtle.
PERRY DAVIS A SON, Proprietory Providence, R. U
"VOTICK TO TRKPASaERS,
Since the 11th day of December, 1T, B:inv ef
tbe tarmcra ol nomerset countj bare yiveu public
notice at diOerent times in our comity papers for
blOiiiDir all persona fiom trespaasina: uo tbeir
lanua, euner nunuog, naning, gauierisg aula,
berriea, Ao.
One of thtir Tinmer. a firmer of Onemaoirh
townabip, havina; preaerred tbe different notieea
wun au ine names aa iney were oriicmauy puu
Uihedl renews tbe notice ao ht tivrpasaera ean
not complain fur waa of noiiee abuuid the; be
prosecuted.
Moses W. Yoder, Jaecb 1 Eash, Christian
Sobetler. John Custer, Tobiaa YoJer. Josepb W.
Yoder, Joseph Jobna, Aarua Shatter. J:'-ob J.
Kauim.n. Lew Kaulinan, Jr., Jipt Hodinan,
isaae louer, ueorge 1 nomas, Jacob ueraey,
Jobn S. Kauinian. .Moses U. Kaulman, J. J.
Mlshler, tf.. Benjamin Miller. 4tra!iam Wea.
ver. Marv File. Jobn . Seese. j 'bn 1' Klouxb
aiamnel Yoiler, Jacob Hotiinan, uenry Iehmaa,
1'anial Hollman, Jobn Hollmau, Aorakam U.
Weaver. Xobiaa Blouicb, bamuel J. I'uster, Jo
seph J. Lehman. Samuel Lebaan, Mjry Seese,
Tobiaa Lehman. John Weaver. Jonas Weaver.
Joseph Eah. Oeorgft M sorer, X. J. Miller. K.
Ankenv. H. Haltaer. Iwnlel Berkev, Levi Sell,
J. A. Sbaner, B. Bowman. Mary Flevle. W.
Bowman, r. Lambert (widow). U. Kereber, A.
Smith, 11. MuUKtt, 1. Meyers. N. Swank. J. W.
bloaich. J. Koonts. A. Berkey, m. Schneider,
Joseph Kueber, William Berkey. Henry . Her.
key, Ueorxe W. Mailer. Ale. Hunter. An rew
Wey, Jacob Lenhart, James M. Marshall. J.epb
Shatter. Samuel Foi. ilaniel klramel. Hiram V.
Kboads. Henry Fox. Frank La nut i, Samuel
rent. Josiah w or. Mlelial n eyaal. Jobn Snaf.
ler. JiibB Meyers, Sol Sy lord. John H. (xrhru k.
.ied Khoads, V. F. Durp. C. IV Masse I mi a. r.
Bowman, U. Barron, L. bsmo, Oeonre (robn, U.
C. Schrock, V- M. Bowman. J. Bowmaa. M. U.
Pile, N. 11. Shaner, A.M. Miller, K. 1. Snyder,
A. Helple. John Y. Khoada, I. Ijnmert, t.
Bloufth. John Winters. I). Lint, L H. Trent, ti.
:. Lichty.J. Darr, C. Harr, Joseph Uastler. H.
Walker, L. O. Bitter. Levi J. Luna:, J. O. Cole
man. E File. J. J. Lonir. S. J. Coleman, 1 Bam-
hart, L. Mostoller, A. Lambert, A. Wright, '.
Kelta. H. Custer. H. Snyder, Josiah Brant, L.
Hochateiler, J. Hoebstetler, Jon. Hochatetler, J.
f. Cusler, J Fletcher. F. Sanner, J. C. Hoeb
stetler, I . H. Walker, W. H. iatii. Fred Weller.
Samuel L. Weller, J. (X Kimmel. Jamea Parson,
J. Marteeny, Uriah Trent. J. J. Barkley, Henry
Lonar, HarrlsoB Goha. J. M. Holderbauin, llavM
Husband, Israel Weltley. John IHtvU, J. J. Sny
der, William Hanna, Noah Mini, J. P. McClio-tu-k.
Newton Tlsue, H. C. Wlrslnir, J. Hanna,
fr John Hanna, H. Younkin, J. P. Steyer. Jobn
ImeL 1). Ankeny, John Walker. Silaa Cown,
Norman Englo, Joseph Tannehlll Ueorxe Steyer,
Julia Steyer, 1)ut1u Hinebauyh, John Ubler,
Henry Nickola, Mr. J. Hinebauirb, Mm. C.
Burabolder, Jacob W. Younkin, Michael Kin,
Freeman May, Huith Oattens,' Daniel 5teyer,
Jonaa Nlcknla. John Unrat, 1. Pleteher, I reorire
Yoonkln. Juiia Kowan, C'harlea Miner. Jobn
Stever. Samuel P K.in, William K. Klnir. E.
P. Kina:, John Barron, IF B. Kinfr, eona Pile,
P. li. W htpkey, Levi Lone;, Sol war. ley, W. F.
Moore, Hiram Barron, Josiah Barron, Anstin
Weimer, Josiah t'riae, Pbllip K. Moore, Jesse
Moore, William Pile, Jobn Futman, Josiah ler
jart, Kve Potman. U. Barron. J. B. Crltrh field,
Chris Schrock, Jacob Henry, C. B. Moore. Uidena
Shaulis, Jacob Beck, Henry L. Baker. Jobn
Wrluht, John Tospon, William Mason, Andrew
Flick, Peter Back, K. M. S h ills. Moses BiseL,
A. H. Tospon, William Mnl, Fred Gardener,
Henry Baker. John 1. MUler, Han lei Uospon,
Philip Beelc, John Kooser. John . Bisel, Beni.
Shaulis, F. E. Oritiitb, Sol Baker. Fred Shaulis,
Conrad Miller. John Bruner, Ueorno Bareiey,
Jaeob Lnvan. it. W. Baker. Auirustna Stahi, s.
P. Bareiey, W. P. Hay, John Hardener. Alex.
Shaulis. Lad lieibl. Moses Bisel. Samuel Flick,
Henry Mull, Jake Shaulis, . J. Fliek, A. B.
Hoiaril. F. lleehler, Jobn L. Hardener. Jobn
Nslr, t'a'jier Jacob. John Baker, lianiel Fow
msn, tUl Blttner. lhtvid Lohr. P. F. Sliaalis,
John Kooser, C L. Miller, Susan Larimer. Lud
llanleuer, Peter Bruxh, Henry Lohr, Simon
Younir, John L. Miller, William Arastrona.
(Catharine Beck, E. H. Anawalt A Co.. Hiraia
Itruner. Jobn J. UumberL W Ilium N. t oleman,
.Voseph Walker, Peter Humbert, Amos Walker,
K. J. Walker. S. P. Frtti. K. Cober, William
Bittner, S. W. Frits, f . Bover. S. Hay. H. Hum-l-ert,
11. H.'5taht, A. F. Bitiner, William Fiiix,
J. K Hay, F. Hay. J. K. Boose. lvM Mrkey.
Chauneey Olaus. John r Hay, Henry (). llay.
c s. jtera'ey, reiry neraiey, r nmp jtnoais.
r rultj s prca ailreai,eai.'; uu, qu.nora, oani;
'uutil ni.iira,a.f: pM..d, du.O'; ptlid
' ntrres. Swtpo.irHr5. jaajr: Bi-abeV-
ii,,i;:.l"': p r "Vor all. lUii,-U'w""'
I-ci it., . : M v 1, fc. vr a.
..ilT'. jrtafi'!" sw-ta jm. l'o.Xl) for
n.i : soitir. iu!3r y't te ; tva Orm.. K'ie.
, .,, . rr rni. i Y k-.w iin- "v. I
; ; cnKe stie, pr N i 7 tu f. r"itr.
;uo-e Ki.ii. -Ie. I'mihry. Lr 1 hKksna,
ioatss- iierpair. Bocwrdtnr to : Ireed, per
la, lJalJc: furkejs, ldalTe: 6Mt, e ; liucaa,
sul . PiMSloSM, 1 SUal all par buauel: S.sws.
:, sos 4 uo. salt, No. 1. per boL 1 ai : XJtra, per
bbl, I as : iNtlry, per bol, 1 i . Baa:'. Cottoa,
White, per lt,-i': Cotton,Mixed,4e: Vtouu
en, Sieeiii, Timatby, per buauel, J TS
x w: ctover, 74a Oo lor smaii : . Vi lor
line. Tallow, Country, Tae ; Beeswax, aJiil
per lb. luexar, Cvtuiiry, 10a 13c per(at.
Crrlea.
Oreen Coffee, Fancy Klo, per lb, UFe : Choice,
do, lie; Prli-.Klo. lJe; Oood Bh, -r-oinary.
11c : Java, i3ai3c
Hooted Uotiee, in paper, per lb, a21e ; low
er grades. lSal6e; In bola, Italic: Jara, paper,
isa JSc; Jata, bulk, Aaa.
Sugars. 6taniard A, per lb, 'e : Windsor A.
aA.e ; Prarie B, JiflX Kenneil Yellow. 7Sa-o;
Mollaasea Yellow. '.aT'vs; Urannlaw.1. (r1 :
Powdered, lOf-; Criwbva low. W.'c: Cut Loaf,
'"syrnpa, Coolew Mapto VUvoreil, 41e : Prime
Maple Flavored, 43e: tihoK-e Siiarar Syrup, sS
Prime Suvar Syrup, e ; Oood suicar Syrup, eacj
Black Strap, SoC
Klcw,-KansooB,perln, ra?e; Carolina, I
Sim Orteana Molaaeea, Choice, Tie: StrletU'
Prime, ftsc ; Prime, tie.
Teaa, Young Hytoo, per lb, Sic alOO; Obb
pnwder, 'iac.al iw : Imperial. SSiKV : Japan, U
aTuc ; WolouK. SsTte ; JMWhotia'. KMite.
Candle Star, lull weih. lot ; l.-rlns, per
et, Ue i Mould, per set, i
wirsslai, rioaiv, rcal, afte.
Wheat,-Prime Eei Winter, 1 aval C Medi
um, 1 S al
Corn H. h mixed Shelled, TUTj.; Yfllow
Sbslled, 7M7tj ; bar Corn, TSaTHC.
t )a U, Prime W hiia..HiVM; Mixed, WjUSc
Bye KSaMc tor Western; taaSSj tor Pennsyl
vania and Ubio.
l.ariej 1 Ooal lo for Prima Worth-westcra
Spring: Kval 00 lor Medium.
H..ur Fancy Patents, (aprlna; and winter)
S -.ttas to ; Fancy St. Louis, (winter) 7 7teuO;
Fancy Family White Amber and Winter, 7 torn
7 7 ; Choice Fumly, (choice red winter) 7 2.'
7 50; XX Family, (medium winter) 6 Tia7 l:
XXV Bakers' ( Minnesota) 7 00a7 -ii: XX Bakera'
( W uconain) 7 U0a7 ts ; Corn meal, Cuaase, la pa
per. Oatmeal medium brand 4 OOae'ij per bol ;
a ancy- 7 74.S u ; Kye Flour, 7ia6 OH.
Mill Feed White Middlings, 2S OOaSO fO
Coarse, do, 2i OOaia CO: Secnos, SI oa HO :
Bran, Z3 00 ; Chopped ced, 25 uoaS 00.
Hay Prime Timothy, oaled, at H SOali 00 per
ton ; Prime New Losse. U ioal CO.
rretlslsasaad I Iva s torlk.
Provisions tx. S. C. Han , per lb., l'e : Ex.
S. C. Shouioers. Sc : Fx. S. . Breakfast 'Bacon,
I'-lV'; tx. S. C lrled Beet, in sets, 11c: Beef
Tongues, perdoien, to 00: 1, .con Shoulders, S'c;
Short Kib Sides, II' ( ; do. Clear Sides. 11 V!
Mesa Pork, per hbl, (It 74 : do. Short Cut Fami
ly, 0 to 40 pea . lu bbl, IIS 76; Lird, KeOued,
summer nse. In tierces. 11 'c; do. in half bbl, IJe ;
do. In buckets. Ylx-x ; do, a lb pails, (0 lbs In case,
U'.c: do,iib paila, 13!4e; do, lb paila, 13c :
do.'l lb paila. 13o.
Cattle Fair to Prime Shlppln. Uao 7 com
mon to Rood butcherinaT. 6 5oaS10; Bulla and
Fa: Oows, 4 00ns 0 ; Veals, Ca7c.
SneerCommon to Fair, at i T5a Of), and
Oood lo Prime, at SOat So ; Lambs, a suaS SO.
Hoks Philadelpbla H..gs, t 4oa7 7o; tlood
Corn ted Yorkers, 7 lo; Graaaera. 00a if.
Aar-A star () Indicates that the q notations lu
line opposite bare chanated since but lasoe.
Aar-Note general changes In Flour quotations
gllEKIFn SALE.
bv virtus of certain writs of Al. I7ari Facias,
ml FL Fa., lssueil out ol the Court ol fommon
Pleas of Somerset county. Pa., aad to me directed,
there will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, In Somerset, Pa., oo
Thurulai, April lWi, J.S2,
at 1 o'clock p. v., all tha right, title. Interest and
claim of Blcbard X. J. Zahnlxer, John S. Wil
llamson and Hunter F. Pardoe, defendnnts, ami
the Plnkerton Lumlwr Company, (limited), terre
tenants, of. in and to the followlna; described real
eatate, to-wlt :
No. 1. A certain tract ofland ntuare In Addison
Twp., Somerset county, Pa., surveyed on a war
rant in the name of Adam While, containing- 42A
acres, strict measure, adjoining; lan la warranted
lo the name ol John Whits, Chriatuphcr White
and others
No. 1 A tract ef land attuate sa aforesaid, sur
veyed on a warrant la the name of John Whits
couLnlnlnir 4i acres, strict measure, adjoining;
landa warranted In tha name ol Adam W hits and
other.
No. 3. A tract of land situate as aforesaid, sur
veved on a warranted in the name of Frederick
s-hroek. containing- 303 acres snd ISO perv-hefl
strict measure, adjolnlnar the Old Foras tract,
Jamea Caden claim, land In name of John W hit
and others.
No. 4. A tract of land aituate aa aforesaid, con
taining 148 acres and S4 perches, adjolnina: Cas
selman river, lamia warranted In tbe name of
Christopher Vfciie. John Whit and others, beins;
a part of a tract surveyed on a warrant 1b the
name or Thomas White, originally ountainsd 4uu
acres.
No. 5. A tract of land sltuste as arorerani. snr-
rered on a warrant In tlie nam of Cornelius
heller, containing; 4U4 acres etnet mearare, ad
joining-lands of surveys la the nam of Adam
Cramer, John Whit and others.
No. . A tract ol land situate as sioresai.i. sur-
veTed oa a warrant la tbe nam of Orlstopber
W hite, containing- four hunlrel ncres, more or
less, adiolnina lands of Samuel Hetnhaugh, Pin-
kero n Tunn. 1 tract, lands warrante.1 la tbe Bam
ot Adam W bite. Joha Whit and others.
No. i. A eenala tract of laixl known as rln Ser
toli Point. In upier Turkeyloot townabip, eontaln
Insr Z7i acrea, strict measure, being- part of a Sur
rey In the name of Thomaa White, atljolnina land
In nam of Christopher White, lands of llartd
Hembaugh and other.
No. 11. A tract of land situate la Upper Turkey-
soot township, containing- 111 acres and 137 perch
es, admitting- Ca see I man river, landa lo the nam
of Christopher White, land or Aaron sechier,
William Snyder and others, being part of a trsrt
of land known as tbe Peter Weimer tract. Also,
all the coal, iron ore, limestone, fir clay and oth
er minerals and mineral substances, lying- anil be.
Ing- on, under and contained within the surlace or
the land hereinafter described, and th necessary
right of way to remove said minerals by sucn
ways and means aa may b found necessary, but
In such way and manner aa to do as little Injury
to tbe surtac eoil as possible, via:
Nul ix The mlneraia as aforesaid of a certain
tractor land sltuste In Vpper Turkeyfoot Twp..
containing 100 acres, the aurlacs of which Is own
ed bv 'William Snyder, adjolnina: lands of Aaron
Sechier, Hiram Cramer and others, being- part of
a tract of land known as the Peter Wcituer larm.
No. 13. Tbe like minerals aa aforesaid of a tract
of land situate aa aforesaid, known as the Jacob
Uerhan farm, containing 1M acres and 12 perches
adjoining- lands of James lleintreagb. Hiram
Cramer and others, the lurfacs ol which is owned
by Jonathan Moyer.
No. li. The three-firth part nftb like minerals
In a certain tract of land situate as atoresaUL
containing XJO1 acres. adjolnina No. lo last afore
said, land of Jonn Broucber, Cunningham's heir
and others, the surtac of which ia owned by Jobn
Kroucher, and is known as the L uper uoibrooa
farm.
No. 18. The undivided thn-fl!ths of th Ilk
mlneraia In a certain tract of land etluat a a aiore
aaid, containing yz acre and 4o perches, ail touting
binds oereinbeior aesrriDcu as no. ij, ate.,
lands of Phineaa Sechier and others, th aarfa-
of which is owned by lliram Cramer, called th
Lower HolbmoK farm.
Together with th following boildlnsrs ami im
provements , via :
No. X Having thereon erected four dwelling
houses (frame or plank), tw stables sad other
outbuildings.
No. A Havlnir thereon erect! oa star Boas.
nins dwelling bosses (Irame or plank), on black
smith shop, three stables, and a good stationary
steam saw mill.
No. !i. Havina thereon erected on dwelling
hons f frame or plank), bank barn aad other out
buildings.
No. lo Havlnc thereon erect. I tw dwelling
houses I frame or plank l, two stable, and otner
outbuilding.
Also, a tram road ranntnz through tract Ne.
2, . . and lo.
Taken in execution at tbe suit of Nh Henu.
Bsf Fmanuel Lh-hty aad Kelta a Lireagwol.
yunuc sale
OF VALt'ABLK RE4L EMTATE.
A LSI
All lbs right, title, interest and eL'm M th
deiemlant. I riaa Laaxlu, of. ta snd to th follow,
ing deseribd real estate, skaat la Allegheav
township, Somerset eoaniy. Pa,, eamrainin; a
t acre, more or less, adjoining- lantia of Joha
Wright, Andrew Pourraago ami others, with a
! house, atahle, saw mill and other outbuilding
there. n erected, wita tne apperewarwe.
' Taken la exetratlua at Ike salt uf W. A. Brsat.
Frihiy, Mirch ZU, 1SS2,
j N.ri'-g. All persons purchasing at tb anov
By virtu of an order of s.t!e to e directed oot ! sate will pleas Ink bmIc that a part f th
of tne flrphans' Court ot Somerset county. Fa . 1 parrnas mney Ca be aaail auowa at th Urn
will expose to sme, oa m sal. hum riiri aa sm a to jriperty
is snorseii now, mnerwise n win o agai a
ptwvd to sal at the risk of th nm purchaser.
The residue of th.iwrecase money must b paid oa
or be tor Thursday of the Brat week of April
t'4-art, tb tint nxed by tSet'oart tbearknuwk
edgment f tliela. and node,l will hcknowleila
uutil th perehas anoeey la pM In foil.
JuHN J. SPAXULER.
Sheriira OIBe. I Sheriff.
Somerset, March A a
alav at hosss, HsJBpVas
worth B4 rre. AildresaSviB-
MaJas, Mar.lA.ljr.
O IN". BO"2"3D
keeps in stock all tbe leading and special
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
IN" THIS MARKET !
Alum, Borai, Sulphur, Rochelle Epsom and Clauber Salts, Chlorate
Potash, Camphor, Cum Arable, Salt Petre, Ac.
Maav article such aa Cream of T.irtar, Soda, Cinnamon. Cloves. Din ser. Ao.. that are nnt bp in
arcsge ar largely adulterated. 1 keep them in ttuik only, and will U uarame all antrle to b
STBICTLY PIJK,B!
Flavorlnx F-x tracts. Vanilla, Lemn. A;.. I put up under mj own name, iti can sssnre all that
they ar mad trots aoihlag but
THE BEST XJATERIALS !
' la Dv StBfft I kD Losrwood. Madder. Bias YltroL India-. Mnriate Tin. Cochineal. Solferino:
fce.. Ae AU tb leading Paten: MediciB ea, St. Jacoba Oil, Peruna, Manallo, Kidney Wort, Hop
Bitters, Asgust Flower, UeraaB syrup, bio rse jbuiab Boot rius, aay s uaiaa, as., me.
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS !
PhyHclaBS' Presf-riptloBS and Family Feeelpta filled with cars, and none bat Pure Drags dis
pensed. Fancy BBU lOltet atticm ns irrea s arieiy. esnsciw mii uwwn w ruiv
Papers, blank Books. School Books, Slates. Pencils, Ink, Envelopes, Paper, aad Stationery ef all
kinds Coantry merchanta ar mrtted to call and g( quotations en Uroesrs' Drags, Dys Studs,
Stationery, Ae., A.
If Oood (rood, and Low Prices will srenr th Drag Trad of Somerset County, um I propos to
sseanH. Call aad se me whether yua wish to buy or not. Befpcctlully,
C.N.BGYD,
MAMMOTH BLOCK, - - - SOMERSET. VA.
st 1 o'clock, on the premise. tLe following real
estate, late the uroperty ol Isaiah Jonas. l
Northampton lowushlp, Somerset eoauiy. Pa.,
dee'd, sia :
A ceruln trvt of laml sltoat In Northampt
ttiwusbtp. Somerset eooatv. Pa.. slHrfntcg Ula
of Jobn Jemieon, Henry Thaaa Weid. al J
Cfib Ponrbaugb. containing lo4 - res, more or lee.
about W seres clear, asxl 4 acre la meadow, wnb j . TiMlvtTIi ITHDV VfiTinv
a su.ry ami a-half boose, spring bouse, and K.uk , M lAHl.tl.lllk.lHJlio .wiivr
barn I bereoa erected. AbHsa Tour g urrber.1 ill
thriay tree. Lit of A. J. Csselieer. !at of Somerset nor
rrrE-RTLfra - l ounu.de a.
ey to
Cash. Ten per cent, of th purr has awa
be tald when tbe property la knocked down : il
sno of the purchase money when the deed ta de
livered, oa the 1st or Jiay, when poaaeeeiua will
be given.
jau's nmssAtun,
mala Aiim'r ot Ualah John.
'0TICE FOR APPLICATION
FOB WARRANT FOR V N IMPKoV ti)
M0T1
11 FOl
LAND.
T AU fl aoia it Mat Concern :
Take notice thai at th expiration oi thirty
days I will 81 my application with Hoo. Aarua
K. Irankel. Secretary o Internal A Hairs, lor a
warrantor thirty acres of unimproved land siluat
In zvlkilck township, Somerset oounty. Pa aiijoln-
lng lands or Uaniei Beacny oo tne east, Henry M.
Baker on th west and Pbllip (Iron on th north,
and wtU aak that it be iaaued to ao fir tb asm.
mar3 PHILIP UROFF.
Letters of aJmioUt ration est the above est I
baring been graaled to th BBderalg-ned. by
th proper authority, notice la herehy given
to those Indebted to it to mk Isamedlat pay
ment, and those having ela Ima evdemanda will
please present them duly authenticated lor set
tlement at the odk la Case beer's Store, oa Fit.
day, April T.IWS.
W3X. B. TREASK,
3. W. CASEBELR.
marl Admialatrators.
I 175 CENTS WELL
LTV INVESTS. ?wT
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE LOTS AT
LAVANSVILLE, PA.!
The undersigned Executor and Trustee for tb
sal of the real 3tat of Mary Onndl. lata of
Komerret townshlo. deceased, will offer for sal.
at public outcry al tb Court House, at Somerset, I
a
Saturday, Apiil 15, 1S82, t
at 1 o'clock p. bu. tb following real estate, via :
No. L Tb hens aad two lots of ground, situa
ted oa th Borth aids ef th public road, running
east and weat through the town of Lavaaevlll,
adjoining Levi Knepper on th east, alley ou th
north, lsaae Flick's heirs oa lb west, and publle
road on tne aoutn. i
No. . Two lots ol ground on th sooth Sid of ,
said road In said town, adjoining John Thompsea !
oa th east, alley oa the south, Alex. Country uua i
on the wrat, sal public road on the north. ,
TERMS:
One-hslfeaaBoBsayof sat. V In six months,
and ' ta tweivs months, without Interest. Pay
meats to be secured by ladgvwBt bond.
J. B. COUNTRYMAN.
Exs.'atnr awl T rest a of Mary O nolle, dee'd.
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