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The Somerset Herald.
JKO. U. SCl'LU Eiit..r.
Bomeof oiir farmer liave rwrnnenred. to I
make tntir hay, ' , "
' Some of tlie Miuil fruita promise a heavy
yield, ciwially blackberries anI rra-s.
The corn crn; in this rotinty is of a briglit j
auddicerin)? character.
on the fimndatiou of the new aoad n.v.
WLKNEPUA-
...July !-
Ve tliellEBLD Tablft.
Xnr clothing. rlieav ami f the laU-si
Mvln at H.iUey.
Another laiye invoi.-e of clothing just re
ceived a! IloMerbaum'ts.
Wanteh. lNrtatoes and o in eschar.-
for p'xtdf or cali. at HoMerbauni"..
ti..t. i' hat, the choait and lar?(t l ie
of Mraw and felt hais iu Soniervt.
CROUP, WHOJlMNli CuO-H anJlIriU
chiti immediately relievci by Miiloh'e C'l re,
J. Jl. Snyd'-r .V: Co. wlUhe dK-ai-crt law
in town.
The nobbitt -uits, n.vk wear, linen lfis
n.l collar ar at H.-nleyV.
IUeald tabl.u. ferule at Oia. H. F h
cr' B.K.k St-re.
Biwness men ohotild ti-e the Haao
Tablet.
KineWalntii Frame F.it'ht Iay 1fnl- at
K. Milowell'f for $4.
New fronds .it all kinds ju-t iwlvi at
Heffl.) -'a.
I.F.K!'I.KS M;in-. made mi-ruble
Mr. Ja k Colborn, or Addison, tuta been
in Somerset for the past ten days, undergo
ing medical treatment with lr. Bmbaker.
We rrj-uUUU the tabular statenjeul t.f Uie
.rimary election held n the 2lm in-t., pv
in:? the f iflieial vote of every precinct.
Advertising is the life of trade. How can
a man sell nnlw he tell? the pnblic what
hehxs and invitos them to pun base.
Irish potatoes, like the wheat, promise ui
inimtmse yield two pretty jrood articles of
diet.
The busy tiiiTs of women in the United
States use tip 2T,l.,i spools of cotton
thread every year.
Kecentricities in fancy jewelry now taVe
the form of flat-irons, .-hoes, hoe, and
rakes.
Bill Nye ayi the reason the Imiv tx.d cm
the burning deck was that it was too all
fired lnt to sit down.
Farmer lxy will be free to celebrate the
4;h of July this year, as the grain will not
be rinened sutlk-iently for harvesting.
'Let's out and take a Mississippi," is
the latest. 'Miissippi i an Indian word
meaning "big drink."
OFFICIAL RETURNS
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION,
1( " ' ' " " " .. !
HEIJ) SATURDAY, JUNE 24. ISS2,
by that terrible coned
rwne.lv for you.
Shilob's ' 'lire the
i Already this season three rah men have
jlic.'n slain in their tracks for asking per
; spiring inim. I'tHs: " Is it hot enotieh i.r
IlleTaiCT.
Ambvlt.
vou
t
The jirowiii.' w Ileal crop is sustaining cin-
iiil pit:
.,f k;,i Lives, lace
ed at ! Mderabie injury 111 some lin auties ironi me
J ravages of an inect commonly known as
(the fly.
I
found ; know hat i:
from a
It takes
teries. Now we
thunder a tidy is for.
A ni'T assort ment
mitts, la.-e curtains,
Holderbaum's.
Bui!iess men should order thi ir T...1 and
letter Heads lint -up in jwkets. pr:::t . IllaH unpinned a tidy
the ver- hand-oniet at thi Ollice. i ,.j,;,ir a;l wip-l his nose npon it.
I-v i-.nsl- ti.rtions. oii ei.-ihs, 4 ret 'lis aiitl i j,n (iliio man t ssilvemy
il.li.o i,t the laU-st im!!i m
t Ilefth-ys corner.
THAT H At'KIN'i ntfl.li e. . be so
.juickly i-nivl by r-bihth's 'nre. u'' 1:,r-anti-e
it.
The l-t ierman plate lis.k'ai- ghis.,
all sizes, at
Hol.l'Il.ilAlMS.
It will be to vour a.lvautat:
mv Henley s lar-e line of wall ai d window
pajier U-fore buying in that line.
CATARRH Cl'RU". health a:: ', owct
Lreath seoure.1 by Shiloh" atari h P.ftn.sly.
rri-T "oceiits Nasal Injector free.
WIIJ. YV srFFKR with 1 i p-ia:md
J .iver Complaint ; Sliiloli s iialier is
gtiaranleeil to cure you.
A beautiful lin of ladies. Mis- s. chil-
; A herd of Jersn-v nttle. the j.roHTty of
jtieueral Mark ie, of Wrt Newton, is valued
' at f S'.i"' ). t'ne bull i worth t!,0Hl, and
i several cow are worth l.m each.
; A suit va brought bcfoivan Indiana jas-
tice last weeli. alio a warrant isuei, ior me
i, .... i ! klliiiiiz ol a chicken. The iiarti- were
an uii'i
hound over to court.
Ariilina
Allegheny .....
lierliB hkruunn.. .........
Brmbenrallay
Oooemauab
(Vmflaeace Borvagli.
Elltllck
Oreenvllie......
Jeflereun ,
Jeoaertowa Bon mgh
.Tenner
Larimer ..
Lower Tarket foot. ...
Meyertdale Buroogo.......
Mtadiaereek.. ...... .......
Mil Ion I
New Htltimor Borough.
New OetitrwlUe...
Northaaiptoa.... ......
Paint
t armahorlOK
Sabsbary Uoroagh.......
Sbile
sairrt Horoagh
Sumertet No, I
sonierel No. 1....
Soutbampton
Stonyoreek
Stoynown Borough.
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Cppw Turkey loot... ......
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John H. Bird. .
Amof War.
A. E. Frant.
lute Yoder.
A. K. Uombert.
.Toilab Patton.
Kred Uurr.
John L. Gardner.
Benj. Kaoa.
Jamei Murry.
R. Pall.
W. J. Brant.
Oeora Hatlord.
Joaeph H. Kaatner.
S. til
1. E. Wagner.
Win. S. Hrenr.
Philip WilL
P. I'mbcrser.
H. Martx.
Va, H. Baldwin.
Amo hhafler.
W. T. Hobllttell.
H. H. WltU
.1. B. Jennlnga.
.H. DeHaven.
ToUl.
.; W2 1271. li 8W' 1 204.
1237
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i It ta";;cs ulx.ut two dox-n young men at
! h- ar:otts chun hes in town, when tbeser
I vices have concluded, to guard the d-or
, -bile the ladies j ass out.
Th.
r..!i.
w lie
Idiy's Sile
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slat
nd laiuily of Ch-ster A. Har
NimepM'l countv 1mv, now inemlKT
j of congress from Louisiana, arc at Knep
! per's Minimer hotel.
d a!! kinds of eoiiu-cbi'iiL-r'
for ois's nt
dreu. men and
IIoI.lt -rhauin's.
Wool, maple sticar. ai:
trv i.rodticc taken in cx
Heffley's.
SiillJHS Ct'i'l.il and t':ns::ii'p)ioi;
Cure is eidil by ii on a pimrar.t.s'. ll cun-
consrjn.tion.
The tilH-st assoritucu! ! Watcher "Ki k'.
Jewelry. Silver-plated Ware. 5p.-ctaci.-s.
Kye fiav. ev. r brought t" S-.inerset coun
ty at E. McIowe!l's-
l'..r a nice summer suit or anything :u
the clothing line be sure ! mil at J. B.
s-nyd'-r A l o.'s. They have g-t cin way
dow in price.
Call and hh- our fine line of cashmere.
uniy, on Mon-
ii.ii. where tbey will spi-nd tiie
.iirt'n as the guests of Mr. I". S.
; The Suiiersc: ilvcr Cornet Baud h fl for
i Li;-.iiier, W .-stiiiorc.au.!
i .lev afterii
' glorious j"
i Klicl.dier.st.
I
(i.neral llcuvcr. e-iov. Curtiu and Sen
' ator Alexander have l-n invite-l to be pre
! sent a! the anniii.l meeting of the printers'
. pic-nic to he h. l.l at Bellefonte on Septcti.
; !kt 1st.
I A new dance whi.h promises to fill a
I lon-lVIt want during the warm evenings
: has just lieen invented. The couples have
nothing to do but to stand upand hu while
! tlie hand plays a funeral dirjje.
The "Junior C-.rnet Band" i a newly or-
froin :." to t cent per y aid: s;'k warj 6 !.!" i j-;iuiz(sl insiiuition of this place. The boys
ID iS; lawns s to Uf sm.i at IlOolcr- :
bttlllll s.
Ji jtits-e- sheet music, selling at j cents j
f.-ich. Fine selection, full !.'e. an.l nsualty
ild at '-' an.! it cn--: at 1).ir!e 11 Fish- :
it's I1.M.1E Store.
If yon want first-f las- S'aiionerv at tiniaK !
tsist buy the IIkkm.p packet. Note, letter ;
ul lsd .ghcTsiZ'-s put up in ihis way. They :
are just the thiug for blisitie-s men. :
are under the efficient leadership of Mr.
Charles Sliu.'Vr. and give piom!s .f niak-
inra tirst i hand.
At a ss :al election liel.l in iliifor.l town
ship on Saturday, June it, 12, as to a
change in regard to the phicrof holding the
eh-.-tiotis hereafter in aid township, it was
decided that a change .should lie made bv a
vote of l.'i.'lo
W
lion.
A. J. Colli rn, representative friin
anteii. Mapie Suear. Bacon, W.eat. j ; ,
. .... .1 ti r 1. .. : ... I ' r
chatige f T men ban.iise it our Ime of trae. :
Cvik .v. Brr.KtTs.
on atlIlay of last week, lie wa-
. au able and Jui.iliiut r. proejitauve, ami
i well desTv. the endorsement of hi peo-
IjkUcs we have reduced our lawns ami ! p',,-. 7,i,T;i,u-.7 TrirnrajJi.
.Ircsj ginghams. Cail and see them before !
they are all gone. . iir. 'et.-r Heihey leiJ tor 1st. Loiiik on
J.B. Ssvi.ru A- Co. iThursd,.y last, having a very valuable horse,
A snTesivmdent writing from the south i the pr.ny of Mr. Jack Fry. in charge.
of the county say- : " -Kough on Bheutna, : The horse was shipped by express, having a
timn" kn.h-ks the eternal Mitl. ring of tiiat i Neciai car atiachcl to a tlir..ni:h mad tram
terrible disease " j the isist of which was $.
j
Trunks. valise, shawl straps, ladies, .. . , , , ... ,
. 1 , due hundred and sevenlv-tive kegs Ol
gent ana ei.il.ircn s gauze e.at, ctieBir-r , , . , ,
. , , - , , ! beer were revived at r-cotulalc on lat Sat-
tnan inev are lo ne loun.i in :ie marKej, i
kept by Herley.
SHIU'H'S V1TA1.IFR
! urd
tv evening
house within its
ict there is not a li.-ciised
borders. The temperance
."ipl of Westmoreland don't sem to on
di r-tand the a; .pet iics of the f? -itt dale folks.
what Vou
need for Con-'.ipi'.tion, Loss ..f Appetite,
and all symptoms of lys-pejia. Price 1" : " -
and 75 cents per bottle. ! The potato hue am jnt now jrettine in
Simiui.-r coats, pants and v.M. gauze uu- w"rk in f!no r-vI- '' Srl im-dershirt-.
drill drawers, and su-jh nd. r a prc-ssion i th-y are not quite so plenty as
low as Hi cents, all of which are very . heap, j heretofore. It is now about time for them
at Ile'nVv's i shdf out and give ..me other est a
..a- .i i - , t ... , ... , , ! show. The tiorato crop promifos to be a
Ofhee (hnks. N i.Kel I.k-. eitbt i 1 11
thicks, I-ver 'l.s1cs, Cairti.lars. Mantle
'lo.ks. Bronze Cl.xks. P.la.-k Walna
r.v! one.
I
-k, Br. lire
MelVwrll'.
igurcs in gre:it variety, at
s caii RriiniKs. Wi
.-! now prepared t.i
To t'. NTKA
to sjiy timt we .-ir.- now prei-ired to inrnisji
the lst win:.- line. caU-incl pla-u-r and -men',
in 'ive r.. vn lurrel lots, at pri.-isi !-
than city ou -lati .Us, I.niI fret t a.l.t.d
Not .i- our pri' l- abere in l.s al coluniTi
of tl.i-
o, k X I'.rrRiT-.
11m st, ,. :'( t. d ! iit.- of Mxlliijs
Sbauiis-. late of S uuerset towiisbip. d.s.-;i
t-l. has bwn .-ontiitiM-d cut:! Tm-iay of
August court next, at the -o'irt h..'se. un
s ,I at private sa'e s.sn..r. Persons
le-r,is to buy mill nl U'!i Jacob Nc:f or
John 11 l id. at Souiwsrt. J'a
sfv'ikle Ai.VH'lc not a!!ow -kepti
cism ti overrule your U-'tcrju.tiri'ient w hen
au article r.f true iwerit is plucsl l.'f..re you.
If you are dyspeti'' or y..;;r kiJnevs and liv
er are aiteeted. delay no lot-g-r : pna-ure a
bottle of Swedish Bitters, ib- infa!!itj!e rem
rdy. It m id Uo more for you ;!.bii we
av about it. SHva.lk.TU.seni.iit and testi
nv.niil in this paiwr.
laroKitxT To Biiliu us. -Wc . tier a our
warehouse .it im track Sonacrv-t -tsiion. in
five to ten barrel h'ts.
White Lime. p-r barrel. I! lbs. net. s-t.tWi
1'id tin- ' liid.-js iidcnts' of the eounty
n-fraln faitu ro.ing two years apo? At the
primarj- elei-tion of lsso there were 2. .'it;
vo!-s jilie-l. of which A. J. Co'h.ini, who
wra h .- lid ate for itoeniMy. n-ceire.1 1 ,
t the recem jir"mry there were 2.10T
votin p.ll.s!, actu.i! e..iin of whi. h Co!LKrn
r.s-iis l.os. for the s,.iiiie oiV.v,
The gi titlci.ten who are iiispciing (be
pr. .js.-sl line of tVe South I'e'insylvania
Raiiroa-I. arriv.sf in Somer-e! on Thursday
lat. T. K. Sickle. hicf engine-r of the
Fn'. i'i r.u-iiic rai'road, and rine nf the ni'
mini id engiturrs of ihe l'nite.1 Stat. is
onw of the party. They continued their
journey westward on Friday.
A striking re.iiit,laii.-e ..f cucuiiiIkT bugs
. to swevrhears and t..v. rs.sys an exchange
; may Iw found in ib.-ir n.-lise t.f onion t
J V.'Ikii Ihe cm iiudH r vine b-giu to appear.
take a few toiw if yonrr.iimg onion and
i lay theiu nhoiit the viinv. Thu rtvult wiU
i ttifif in t.M Ctiin I'.n'f n 1. -, .1 1..,
can ! . r
i win lie cone nnu win stay awav s ions n
the onions ,sre tept there.
The result of the late primary election
a).ars; to give very general satisfaction. As
will l? seen by the official report there
were some twenty-two hundred Totes poll
ed, alxitit the same as that of two yean ago
whrti nominations for the same oflice were
made. Notwithstanding the fact that the
few half-hreels at Meversdale refrained
from voting, the vote (mil. si was a fair aver
age one for an off year. In 1877, before
there were any "Independcuts'' to refrain
from voting, there, were only l,40o votes
olle.l at the primary election.
The body of Lieutenant J. Russell Win
gate, who wax buried on the 28th of June,
lsy, in Hollidaysbnrg. w-a taken tip a few
days ago for the purpose ofre-intenuentand
was found to lie a wonderful state of preser
vation, the clothing in good condition and
the hair smooth on the head. The face waa
shriveled and not recognizable, otherwise
die corpse looked a.s though it had been
buried only a short time. The remains
were embalmed on the tield, near Petera
hur, Ya., where lie was killed, he being
a iiM-ndier of the Wth regiment.
The New York ismrt of appeals rules that
diuiiktnuesa does not take away responsi
bility for crime. It refuses to grant a new
trial asked for u the ground that the con
demned murderer was the victim of an ap
etite for drink which amounted to a dia
ea.se that destnjyed his will powT and ren-der.-d
him legally irresponsible, as in the
case of Insanity. When the court declared
that if a man voluntarily gets drunk and
then commits ninnh-r, he is fully responsi
ble for his crime, it stated 110 new doctrine
but nierelv reatlirmed an old one that needs
some fresh illustrations.
Alniiit 11 o'clock last Thursday night Mr.
Philip Cupp, ho lives aotue three miles
north of SoniiTset. on the line of the S,
'. Railroad, was awakened from his slum
bers by a uoisc at the front door of hi
house. Thinking it was the hired man, who
carried a key. and is in the habit of coming
in late at riixbt, he paid no attention to it,
until he heard the door of the spare room
at the head of the stair, creak, whereupon
he wakened Mrs. Cupp and asked where he
could find a match. There heingno matches
up stairs, Mr. C. luade his way to the kitch
en, and in so doing frightened 'he would-bc
burglar, who made his escape. Nothing i?
niisved, but Mr. Cnnp thinks it was some
one who knew that there was money in the
houe.
A ConaeiiioeStricken Murderer Sar-rentlcrs.
Mr. Samuel Panon, a pnengcr brake
man on the Somerset A. Cambria Railroad,
wa married a short time sine to Miss
Katie Swank, of this place, and the young
conple have for several weeks been boarding
at the reitidcnee of a well-known citizen of
Meversdale, which town is at the end of Mr.
Parson's daily run. A day or two ago, in
the absence of her husband, Mrs. Parson
received a call from an old friend, a rather
fast yonng man, whose home is in Somerset
They chatied together quite pleasantly for a
short time, and then the gay Lothario made
a proposition which the young woman in
dignantly spurned. The young man insist
ed. but was unable to accomplish his pur
pose, and soon took his detwmire. On Mr.
Parson's return his wife told him of her ad
venture, and the young husband was natu
rally very indignant. Happening to meet
the aforesaid young matt at Rockwood on a
"uhsetjuent trip, he said: ''Do you knw
what I want with Toil?" "No," the
reply. "Well," said Mr. Parson, "you have
insulted my wite, and I intend to give yon
a sound thrashing." He suited his actions
to Lis words, and pelted away at the young
man until he was rendered useless. When
picked up and carried into Haines' Ho
tel at Rockwood it was found that his right
jaw wa broken and that all the teeth on
that side had either bceu knocked nnt or
loosened, while his whoje eron was so se
verely bruised that he has found it conven
ient to rema;n in lied ever since. .'A'w
letters deixisit.-d at the nistorti.ie without
ln-ing sum;-.!, or without directions or with
iniprojxr direction are returned to the
writer. If tlie name of the writer is print-
.'a':, il:it t'lsl.-r itr I ,T .1 . !!, ..: t"jt
. . ', ,. V. . 1 ed "n the enveiot this can be done and the
' euK-nt. per banel. so lli. net, 2.(t . '
V ialitv cuarantecd.
It
Causrs
llldllV
i tn- ,(l:lt
gool
i mistake corrvcte.1 with little dclav. If.
C.s.k A IVf eiTsi. ' however, then- is no name on the letter it
j is sent tJ the dead letter oflire. Person
nuti'.ing valnable letters wonld do well to
a strange thing, and one which
tiioiiirtef.. but nevertheless it I
1 1-H.k lo this matter.
.d S.-11
it. rv.y.Jer d. o. !! more
them at lower price, than i " " '"
any tKher tm, ;,, ,, ,. Tllp.. M r,,.,.u. i Urn person is atta. ke.1 on the highway by
ordering mv;,1? ,w pXB,. ,hllt j a dog. he or !ic his a ripht to kill the dog,
the lat.-t and their ! Tn' nwnrr ne,a auntl ' tor
( any injury inflicted by the animal. Now
t!
irsty.es 3)wv,
k-n.vls tip loth tiIlM
Any of i
supporters
urty- Urs i.,. , . i I 13 ""i-"- "
Hi , , , ... n lieu nuiu or woiiu.il uiiuersiaftuus me imw
rla,l I, . tm ... ll.al 1U1
fn this ioiiit they will walk right up to the
first bull dog they meet and cut his throat.
glad to learn that the !
line-t stock ev.rbr,m(cllt u. S-micrset cotintr I
" andyel'ing for help.
lias tusr tiecn recetv-i i,r r v u..-.t n
makes a mwialtT of 11 'i. .' .' instead of climbing over the n caret fence
ft---s-um
antees satisfaction. Prit-rs are within the
reach of all. Also, a nice stock of ladies'
and gent's shoulder bra.Ts
see them.
i.rwi win aim ic.i your neithh,, ibt .-....i.. T..v. i iv.i.
- - : ri w w-'s. -'. wva r '4t s .a. . Md HUVitUU
i eiilar..! Ins store mom i.r fort
Th" T&t titti rf f.rkieM IT nni.nr ammh.
TV. , .:, " e- I I-
" " l '"'"".cJ, advertise.! in the
i week
in the HrEAi.n for some
a sold June 27th, by lVm.0. Knep-
TI....I il .
a f 8 eniav! ins store room w ( tbe following prices: The dwelling
ther. I ancyKi,h and Notion,. Tranks jRenhen McMillen and Aaron TYill for $t.-
esMi-iieis. at. ties, ti.wks and Jewelry, an '. 4s
immense selection tf men . hoy's and chil
aiMt1. ..i.i. t s . . . .
" , o.-., w N. l. ailjoining Jlartin liartxelt, was
WnT ""1"min n rrh. Men'. ! to lUrTf Uav for T0Jrt fvT trrt. l,
attA'..e lUtk suit at f7..K. to SV 2 was sold'to'rtr. W. H. Gardner tr
- d; I SUItS M.W to U lie .-lol.lisftn'. . . t. - .
v ., . t i-r acre; jot .so. j was soiu IO IT
e itata in enilless
netr,
eirht acre of land north nf town was
L. 1 1 . . t -1. r .1 r ,
I sun io jejeniiau eimerior pT acre;
' va-1 V,. H. Gardner for y9 per acre: lot No. 4
The IiVm of the following late, will be
remembered a the young man who ran the
barber shop under the tilade House at this
place several years ago. Hay the Johns
town Ti 'thunr ;
Several months sintse a young man named
Jan.e '. Ford came to Utr place from Iitts
burrfi aud secured cuiployuwnt at Mr. Yon
Alt's barber shop on Clinton street. He had
been here hut a day or t when he ackrd
his hoss for the los.n of a sulh ient sum of
money to pay his wife's fire from Pitts
burgh, and his retpiest was cheerfully grant?
ed. They.Hing woman arrived In due time,
and the couple enjrsjnd iHKirdiu at the
houie of a family nanie.1 "iw iiig. in (iia-
maugh lrough, where they held forth
until yesterday, when the drvanii. of happi.
0(r were suddenly dirielled by' the arrival
of warrant for Mr. Ford's arrest m th
charge of wife-de-rtion. The warrant had
been forwarded to Chief Harris, who took
Ford in cosiodv. Mr. Yon Alt had become
attached to hi workman, who was sober,
industrious, and favorite with all the cus
tomers of the shop, and on being told that
JfM bail would be required for Ford's ap
pearance at the next term of Allegheny
county Court for trial he cheerfully became
surety for that amount He weak eced soon
afterward, however, and, suing oat hail
piece before 'Soutt Kasly, had Ford rear
reste.1 and turncj over lo the authorities.
The young roan wa place. in the lock-tip,
where he remained over night, his alleged
wife keeping his company. Alderman
Burk, of Pittsburgh, by whom the original
warrant was ined, on oath of Mrs. Maggi
B. Ford, was told last night of the situation
of afairs, and bo officer was eiiected to
arrive from that city to-day to remove the
prisoner to the. Allegheny- county jail.
Ford claim that be never was married to
lh prosecutrix. r He took very good care at
himself during his residence in Johnstown,
and made a creat many' friends, bat those
who should be bn aoauainted With all the
tVts iri the case say tliat be is a gay deceiv
er. He and the jmnne woman who lived i
with him hare got along nicely together.
! and are reported to hare frequently given
JkrsKt Citt, June 2. John Roach, em
ployed at the new tunnel of the New York,
Ontario and Western Railway at I'nion Hill
to-day went to the Hoboken police station
and stated that he wished to surrender him
self liecausc of a murder which he had com
mitted in t rsina, Somerset county. Pa., in
summer of lS7i According to the man's
statement, he was working, in the year
mentioned, in Brooke's Tiinnel.on what was
then called the Pittsburgh t Conncllsvillc
Railway, but which is now a branch of the
Baltimore it Ohio system, and boarded at
the house of a man named Lli Hann. A
fellow workman at the tunnel, named John
Mitchell, a native of Virginia, was paying
attention to an eighteen-year old daughter
of Hann, despite the objections of the lat
ter. Roach stated that Hanu came to him
one night and proposed to waylay Mitchell,
and he consented. The two men then went
to a pieceof woods, near the boarding house
and when Mitchell came out they knocked
him down with a crowbar and beat him un
til he was unconscious. They then picked
Mitchell up and threw him over a clitfto
the railroad track Mow, where he was after
wards found dead. Hann wa amied, but
was not indicted for lack of evidence. The
chief of police at once telegraphed to lr-
sina and received an answer stating that an
affair of the kind did take place in 1S7L'. and
that Hann was still living in the village,
where he had auiaioed considerable prop
ertT. The telegram lurtiier stale.! thai toe
District Attorney of Somerset comity had
been notified, and would take immediate
action. Roach is aixiut u- years ol ae. anu
says he has become conscious-stricken, and
ha not had a good night's rest for years.
He is held, awaiting further orders from
Pen n s V 1 van ia. fciltimurt A nerict n .
- .
The following account of the hearing iu
the case we take from the Hi.bm.ii of fK-to-ber
1. 17
'"KH Hann, who was recently arrested on
suspicion Of the murder of J. Marshall
Mitchell, had a hearingon Friday last under
a writ of huhror cw-y.w. before Hon. I. Wat
son Rowe. and was discharged from custody
for want of proof on the part of the Com
monwealth to jnstify his detention tor trial.
The evidence offered showed that about
r o chick on uie in ruing oi tue jwi oi .mi- .
Kn. Hr.R.M.D. The following editorial
mpiib is from the Meversdale Otnmrrdtl of
June 2M, and it is so highly characteristic
of its author, and shows how deep that
journal has been steeped in the slough ot
political demagogueism that I thought it
would be interesting reading tn the renders
of the Hkkw.Ii, attd therefore I send in for
publication.
"We want this fact distinctly understood
and we intend to keep it before the people:
President Garfield was murdered for doing
right: and a "Stalwart of 8talwarfa" mur
dered him. That is enough of Stalwartism
for us. We w ill vote the Philadelphia ticket,
the tniei iartield Republican ticket the only
Republican ticket in Pennsylvania this
year."
The Stalwarts are no more responsible for
the death of Garfield than an infant is for
its gender. To say that the Stalwarts killed
Garfield would lie eual to saying that the
Indcieudeiita hired him to do so. Both as
sertions would lie void of even a shadow of
truth, and no Stalwart journalist ever made
either u.ertion. No one can do so without
disgracing his intellect, and the dirty work
has been left for such journals a the Mev
ersdale finnHfrclnl.
No Stalwart has ever attempted to justify
the great crime committed by Guiteail upon
any plea of right. The only defence that
has ever been made for him was through hi
council; that the tilt between President Gar
field ami Senator Conkling. over the ai
poititment nf Kohinston. in which the
President won, so uisttirbed the weak mind
of the assassin that in his desperation to ob
tain otliee he killed GarfiehJ. About the
same defence might be, with equal propri
ety, set up for the Independents. The long
continued and triumphant success of the
Republican uirty iu Pennsylvania, under
the leadership of the Camerons, has so dis
turbed the weak minds of thooo whose iu
ordinaie desire for party distinction, in the
way of leadership, caused tbem to spring a
leak aud had to switch off for repairs, and
arc now trying to tear up the track they
came in on. . It has not fallen to the lot of
of every man who can write an article or
make a speech, to become a great leader,
Those self-constituted leaders are like a cer
tain insect that is always the largest at the
tinieof it birth, and the longer it live the
less it grows. A good leadership is indis-
peusihle to success, and when a man has
proven ins abilitv as a leader, wnv not ac-
gust last, the bodv of Mitchell was found j knowledge it, and let him go on.
close to the northern rail of the P. A- C
railroa.1,' near the weteru ' approach of
Brook's tunnel, with the right ami crushed
off between the ells w and shoulder by the
wheels of the cars, and with two wounds,
one straight and one angular, on the hack
of the head; it U supposed that death was
caused by the fracture of the skull, extend
ing half way around the head from the an
gular wound; that the wounds on the back
of the head were made by different blunt in
struments; that there was a comparatively
slight flow of Mood from the severed arm,
but that the artery wa so lacerated and
bruUed as to account for this.
A small pool of blood was found some
hours after the body was discovered in a
fence corner near where the body lay, but
this was satisfactorily shown to baye been
caused by some one's nose bleeding whilst
Mitchell's Ixidy was being examined. It
was further shown that bad feeling had ex
isted in ' Hann toward Mitchell to within a
few week of Mitchell's death, liecause of
Mitchell s attention to Hann's daughter,
which Hann disappproved, and that during
the time this feeling existed Hann several
times said he would kill bim if he came
back to his house, and continued to press
his claims for his daughter; bat it was
shown that about four wm-ka before Mitch-
ii. ,i,v, ir ..... I. .l ... . ... 1 , . . i.:. : ; ', . i
, 3 vt .i' iiaiii. i,si. . rit fti iu .i:-i.,iii,,r
II si marriage with his daughter: their rela
tions bad liccome 41ui.tti.1le. an.) Mitchell
went t'l Hann' honse when he liked.
Mitchell was kiilc.J within a hundred yards
of Harm's ho-rse, and not far fr-itii his oh 11
boarding house .Mr. Hill's) a-i.l in tne
morning when, with other, he was called j
up, Hann admitted that he bad met Mitchell I
bet ween s and t o'clock of the evening be-1 , ' ,,
r 1 . . . 1 i. 1 1 -, ilearnelbt
r,iM ai.,1 ll.;.! tl,..i- I1.1.I ..ulL.-..l tin .1.. .... f
J . 1,1. .1 spondeney. indigestion
Guiteail was tried for his crime, and the
jury refused to acquit upon the plea of in
aanitv. and the assassin of President Garfield
has been hanged in punishment of his high
crime. The ifey.rs.lale CbMrrui is still
on trial, and public opinion will bring In the
verdict iu due time, and it is hoed in the
interest of chaiity that the pleadings will be
accepted and that there will be an acjuital
on the plea of insanity. Garfield Republi
cans is a high Hounding term, but it is so
much like taking the name of God in vain
The voii of Garfield ia forever silent in
death, and he can no longer rise up and ask
the people to "hunt the scoundrel down,'
and therefore hi good name is slandered by
unscrupulous men. If Gen. Garfield was
living he would disdain to recognize such
a I -arty as now assumes to use his name
for political effect. He would say of them
as he did of those who published the Mor
ley letter, "hunt the scoundrels down."
Confluence. June 21. X.
HelHey keeps the largest line of white
and colored shirts for men and hov in the
connly.
I'EBHIT so SV8.titi;tio.. Insist upon
having Floreston Cologne. B is greatly su-
: perinr in i-rmanemr and delivacy of fr.
Fvded Colors Restorku Faded or gray
hair gradually recovers Us voitthful color
and lustre by the use of Parker's Hair Bal
sam, an elegant dressing, admired for in
purity and rirh l-erfmne.
near where Mitchell was killed, and talked
a few moments, when they separated, M itch
ell going east to Hill's and he home. Mitch
ell was seen, by several other persons about
the same time, and was then under the in
fluence of liquor.
The arm ia suppoced to have been cut off
by t J411 exresR train east abuf 1 1 o'clock at
nighty but the theory ol the Common wealth
was tbt Mitchell bail ppdiahly been mur
dered bjr the blows 011 Il)c head, aud the
body dragged to the track that it might be
mutilated and the crime roverod oj. The
Commonwealth wa required to prove, first,
that the tuan had been murdered or us ihe
lawyers say, the torytu dAit1e,iu second,
who committed the crime; and failing to
prove the first reuireJ, or that death aud
all the wounds were not caused bv the train,
secured the prisoner's discharge. , .
Constable Southerhind and his assistant
received a well deserved compliment from
hi Honor for their vigorous, prompt and
conscientious efforts toward the vindication
of Uie law. This investigation was abso
lutely necessary for the protection of the in
terests of both the Commonwealth and de
fendant." . . t
Hann was arretted at bis home in C rsina
on Saturday and brought to Somerset on
Sunday morning, where be ia now confined
ii jail. Deputy Sheriff Dickey left for Ho
boken on Monday morning for the purpose
of bringing Roach here.
Why WoMf.s F-s It. Because thev have
iy experienn that it overcomes de-
wea.nes in the
back and other troubles of the sex is why
women even-wlicr use Parker" Ginger
Totiie. ll'iv r Jnvntnl.
Wanted. By two gentlemen, a furnished
room 'n Somerset, without board, by the
month. onart"r or year. Will iajr a reaaon
ohla pfice. Addtess, stating locality and
terms. .
Joh Mawtox,
P. 0. IV. X M.
Meat Masket. Main Street. We have
just added a large Refrigerator to our Meat
Market In which all meats can he kept coo1
atid-fli-ati.' Mutton. Bet Pork. Ac., kept
constantly on hand. Open daily. Parties
bnying meat can have It kept In the Refrig
erator until wanted.
Weliave. also, 100.0UO new brick for sale,
which we will sell by the hnndred or thous
and at a low price.
Row Davis fc Co.-
tl e l ' Ul "t''' AL'' H : wa oU to Ferril for $114 per acre proofs t4 their ardent attachment for each
i '"'tF pmiC and srttntner styles of la-: Jot No. 5 was sold to Harry Hay for $7 30 ! other by "hngsing" in public at the barber
u. a.s and Millinerv Good. peracre. shop.
Specal TeiegTam.
A PLtASASI I.ETTrK. Zeeland, Mich.
Please find enclosed draft for amount of in
voice. May 7. 187!). Tbe Baxter's Mandrake
Bitters give the best satisfe! tion of any pau
eift triedicuie 1 handle. They ha ve adver
tiwwi 'thewtsrlee after selling 1 few bottles,
and I warrant every bottle. - ' - -
i, t v.. V nrK:i-.- fir..s.vii
.... r .7- '
Billiousness, Liver CniupiaiDt, Diziineat
in tbe bead, IudigesVion. Constipation, and
all similar' diseases, yield readily to tbe ef
fect of Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. Price 35
cents per bottle.
Think of it: Men's full stock, half doa
ble sole stoga Shoes at 88 cents a pair; men's
fine buttoned, or lace shoes at 1.37; ladies'
fine kid button or lac shoes at !X) cents a
pair; carpet slippers at 37 cents; infant's
button shoes at 37 cents; best sole leather at
24 cents per pound. The largest, cheapest
and best selection of shoes in the county
just received at PaulG. Nowag's cheapstore,
Berlin, Pa.
t U is en
s. It is as
1 1 - i
induates. is
Waj.ni'T Leaf H.mb Restober. .
tircly different from all others,
clear as water, and. a its name ir
a perfectly Vegetable Hair feieiiorer. ' It will
immediately free the head from all dpdrti
restore gtiiy hair to i'li nttii-ai vvfer. s4
produce a new growth, wjjer it ki feiUa
off. ' U tlojs no.t in tsy manner affect tbe
health, which sulphur, sugar of lead and
nitrate of silver preparations have done.
It will change light or faded hair in a few
day to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your
druggist for it. Each bottle ia warranted.
Smith, Kline A Co., wholesale agents, Phil,
adelphia, and C. X. Crittenden. New York.
1
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j Curtis KooKer was bom oear Suhbtowu,
I Westmoreland county, Pa., ami wan the old.
' est of a family of four brothers ; consisting
I heide himsulfpf Bcnj. I lateeilitorof the
I Santa Crur, California, iVtitincf, who died in
! 1377 ; 'William, now a farmer in West-
1 mftnt,iit 1 n f v And VTriiiAii It livincr
near San Jose, California. When quite a
youth, his father moved lo the State of
Ohio. After remaining there a few years he
returned to this State, locating in Jefferson
township, Somerset county, Pa. When
Curtis was about 14 years of age his mother
died. After ber death he made hi home
with an uncle at Lavansville. where he wa
apprenticed to the trade of Wagonmaking.
After be bad learned his trade, he establish
ed himself in business in Somerset, manu
facturing wagons exclusively ; but success
attending his venture, with commendable
foresight, be combined with wagon making
the manufacture of buggies and carriages,
giving special attention to this lat depart
ment. His skilled workmanship. Ids fair
dealing, together with his promptnese in
all business engagments, enabled him to
close the 40 years of his business career with
the most honorable and gratifying success.
He was a man of much natural reserve
and dignity, and yet not at all unapproacha
ble ; for be was remarkable for the great
number of clese personal friends, nd was
not unfreqnently sought out by there, for
bis counsels in matters of importance. Hi
fidelity to bis Wends and the readiness with
which he granted favors, drew to him not
only the people of Somerset, but the copIe
of tbe surrounding country as well. His
extensive personal acquaintance throughout
the county gave him a knowledge of the
preferences, wishes and demands af the, peo
ple such aa few possessed. In public mat
ters, therefore, he was capable of giving
wise counsel regarding the selection of men
who would lie acceptable with people gener
ally and secure the united suffrage of the
party of which he was a member. Men in
the county desiring ortice, not utifrequently
came to him before their desires were made
known, asking his approaval and recom
mendation, and when this was once obtain
ed they felt reasonable assured of success.
His superior judgment enable.! him, so to
speak, to make and remake men ; and yet
it can lie said that he never used his influ
ence to resent any supposed jiersonal injury,
nor did he seek his own personal preferment
to the detriment of others who might he
askingfor political favors. For many years
there was perhai no man who did more to
mould and make effective the party which
represented his own political convictions.
He himself received repeated expressions ol
the confidence and esteem of the voters of
Somerset county. In 18jo he was elected to
the important and resjionsible position of
County Treasurer, and again in 135 he was
elected to the same office, and could have
received other manifestations of their con
fidence had he so desired.
In the year of lt,, be was married to
Miss Emma Kiernan, of Somerset, and their
sincere devotion to each other laid the foun
dation for the long life of domestic happiness
which followed. To them were born sona
and daughters, roost of whom have grown
to manhotsl and woiuaiih.ssl, and live to
love and cherish his memory. During those
years his was a husband's faithfulness and
constancy, a father's devotion and example,
making home that sacred place to which
his affectionate nature brought his best gifts,
a place now to them of the most hallowed
memories: and imw that he i gone they
say my husband, our father, would that he
were with ns again, and many friends stand
about them, but many do no more than
mingle tears and recall cherished mem
ories. But to these bereaved and sorrowing
ones we may say
-God lumMir bath dona it; yes, although severe
May Sean, the stroke and bitter be the euis
TU Uli own hand that holds it, aad we know
He'll Rive thee grace to bear It ap."
He unite. with Triaity Lutheran church
of Somerset some six or seven years ago.
He at once became an active and exemplary J
member. At the meeting for social praver
on Wednesday evening, as well as on the
Sabbath day, his seat was scarcely ever va
cant In conversation with his former pas
tor, he at one time said that he too long had
neglected to attend to the "one thing need
ful," and that he now desired, as tar as pos
sible, to redeem the time. He was soon
elected office bearer in the church, and to it
he gave conscientious devotion nd exem
plary life, fulfilling the trust to the approval
of his brethren and the commendation of
his pastor. His sickness was a protracted
one; for niorethan a year he was stibje-t to
great physical suffering. He bore it all with
meekness and resignation. His was a sanc
tified affliction. He bad set his feet on the
Rock of Etemrl Age, and knew bow firm
was his foundation. He consequently said
that if it were not God's will that he should
again be restored to health, be hoped that
his life might soon come to a close. His
end was peaceful. Death came not to bim
as a king of terror, but as a welcomed friend.
To "depart and be with Christ was far bet
ter." He could say
Since Christ bal Taoqolthed death, hi itlna
Extracted, spoiled or all Bis power:
He eon a frteod, not terror! king
His visit welcomed, wished for hour.
The porter, key of life and bliss.
Aad teat la tore, I
By Ood above
To bring as Into perxlire."
The funeral services were conducted at his ,
late residence by his pastor, Rev. J. F. j
Shearer, assisted by Rev. King, stor of J
the Reformed church, after which the hands 1
of loving friends bore his mortal remains to ;
the cemetery, followed by a Urge concourse
of titiien. ' Com. J
ISSOI.UTIOX NOTICE.
otiee is herebv elreo that Uie tirra M .1. W. .
seat, and that Ken;anin H ewlmrn and Alnt'itiJ
Crlttea late partner at J. MT. Jiarnea. auler the ,
shove firm aaate. wtll is .5 he rsfftmih tor any 1
indetlmlneei wmreeteii rr tbe wkI J. W. Barnes, ;
tlx the rflMolatlon .4 toeo. partnership. !
BFSf.f AHlS" H eHoKX,
jj . ALMUM'KUtt.'.. i
BARGAINS
FOR SALE.
A Valuable fares conialBine; Shoot Our ffeedrre
sad Stsfr-jiM Jerea. (Itt) fifty to firry. Are (JO-ai)
acres of ihe finest Oak and Poplar timber in I. lo
onier Valley, twenty-are acres excellent meadow,
eighty acres tpleadld iraia and peat are land, he
fides ether timber laad. all well waJnsl, lime
stone ea the farm, good frame howea, waoB ahed,
arala house and Urn bam. sitnated from Lnefc-
port, P. K. B..4 miles, Laeollo. P. R. H.. mtlea.
West Fairfield, one and eae-haJfrnUe, where may
always oe loaati a oui gram ana say martei.
TTK3IS KASiY.
Address
JAS. Q. LEMMON'.
3Tol Woodland Ave.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Or Inquire of IV W. Leannon, Latrobe .West.
more iana uo., ra.) ertic4v
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S
In BONNETS AND HATS,
HOT STORE! NEW STOCK
AT JENNERTOWN.
I have Jaat opened out one ot the flneat and
heat stocks ot mods ever brought to this county,
wnicn 1 am onermg at
LOW PEICES!
Dry (roods, Notions, Drees flood. Queen wire,
Hardware, aad in tart everything auaily
kept tn a OENERAL STORE !
Don't fonret that BARWAIX are to
be had. No store in tbe eounty aires belter firuods
ior toe same money.
apris-fta
J. J. GRIFFITH.
THE NORMAL TERM
Ml PmOTINSTIIDTE
OPENS JIAECH 22d, 1881
lEA.CrC7X.T V.
KEV. LEKOY STEPHENS. A. M., PuEaibaar,
Theurv an.l Practice of Teaching.
BYRON W. KINO. Eluention, 0umetry, ami
Normal Ooraihy.
KATE REYNOLDS. A. R. Natural Philosophy,
Phyntcal Cfeoeraphy and I'hemlMry.
U. L. FLl'MMLK. Normal aud t'oinmcrelal
Arithmeti.-, Honk-keenlna: and B-tn.
E. C. WALTER, Normal Oramioar, Literature,
and I'ntted Statea History.
EMMA RE KM, Paintlna and Drawing.
ANNA A. PALM. Piano, t'rinn and Vocal Cul
tare.
MRS. A. S. WILLIAMS. MatMn.
A new brick bull.linic. tour iurle, l'ii4l feet.
exrlaeirelT for lady boarders. A full corse of
lectures free. Suiriatendent Mpeiael and Judae
Hunter are amona the lecturer. Muie teacher
jnnt from the Conservatory of Muie In Kion
Art ami t rencn tearher jun fnm Parts. Native
Oerman teacher. Prof. Kind's vaiual.le Liuen
tionary trainloft frre.
Hoarding iaclutia, about la tbe In.nltute.
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.tf.. .... ,h... m.k. v.ur work i.lea.ant and
protttible for yuuraelf and of real value to others.
Every teacher should take a lull course t a
professional school, and Pennsylvania offers you
none superior to that ol tbe
Maaa Normal &M of Wa.
1. LfK'ATIt'N, BeHUtiral, Convenient and
"af'tJl'lLDINti AND APPIRTENAXCES,
unexiselleil.
3. INSTUL'CTOliS, experienced and success
rul. ...
4. ORADt. ATES leswi hiEtt wnerever snowu.
4. tot'KSE OF ST! DY and plan of instruo.
tlou are what you need It you have determined to
become an earnenl atvi suci-eulul teacher.
PALL TERM WILL OPEN
SKPTKMUEU llh, 1SS.
For further particulars, address
L H. DURLING,
Principal.
TESTED Bui FDDKB WORTHY !
the people the value ot a true and tried remedy.
LOTS FOR SALE!
-TMIe unlrThizn-l oRVh ior sale a
1 numtier ol Lots, in the
BOnOl'CII OF I.IGOMER!
some of wliich would be very suitable for maklna
Krlck. The clay is of ei..1 o.oallty. L-aiton
very eoovenleo I to leiit. Brick will be ia reat
demand here Ihls Summer, nod at all times.
JOHN McKAKLAST.
LtKonler. Westtnoreland Co., Pa. marl
JjWECL'TORS' X0TICE
Estate of Anthuny Lape. late of Jenner township,
.ie eascl.
Letters ol leJUiuer.lary on ths above estate
hiving- been aruated to the un-iersnroeo. ey
Ihe proper auihontv, notice is hereby alveo
tothue Indebted to it to make immediate pay
ment, and thow havlna elalns ordemands will
i.la&u nn.ient them dulv authenU:e.i I.T set-
o..n! mi swmnlnT. tbe 16th Ut f July, at tae
late re.sl.lewe ot .leeease-l.
PHILIP LPE.
ISAAC HOFFMAN,
jj Lio-ulors,
t'orrected by Uh RKasat-ra
deals m
CHOICE GROCERIES. FLOUR k FEED
Apples, dried, "!
Aoplebutter, V gal
Kri.n. V 1 as
liutter, V S I kea)
" (roll)
Buckwheat W bunb
meal, 100 ....
Heeswas fi
tiitcon, shoulders, "r1
sides,
' country hams, V V.
furn, (ear) bushel
' (shelled)
" meal y
("air lns, V t.
Eua-s, V l.'S
Flour. 1 bht
Flaxsee.1, tn. (SO l
Hima, (suYHr-oireii) V sV....
Lard. f ft.
Leather, re.1 sole, "r -
upper,
" kip. "
Middllnca. ud-1 chop lis) ....
Itiu. y) bu ,
Potatoes, i ha (new)
Peach, oried, ,
Kye. f bu.
Kavs, ft
:aioc
iOfJlMc
1 M
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H oD
1 CO
'JbC
I'saiic
iiVi
lJ'..lj
l 10
(1 iu
V
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Vicri lie
a-i ui-
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7jci,sc
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jl .ftl -2r
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51 tlO
10
la order to brlna more fully before the notice of
we hereby rive the follow inn reliable testimonial
from one of tbe many who have been cured, and
whose reputation for veracity cannot be ques
tioned. W.mnuckv, X. J. March iO, lssi
Sweiiihd HiTTEaaCo. :
Gk.aTLai.al I have suffered with dyspepsia
and its horrible effects for many years. Have
spent hundred of dollars with pnysh-laas and in
patent medicines, with no avail. I have been un
able to eat meat of any kind, and could not re
tain water on my storaaoh, and was unable to
sleep at nis;nt. 1 wa inoucci to procure ana try
a bottle of your Swedish Hitters, and aa consci.
entioaly say Its use was followed by beneficial
results. I can bow sit down and enjoy a hearty
meal of meat aad Teifctable of any kind, and
have italned sixteen pounds in three weeks, and
eaa cordially recommend it toothers.
Very respecttu'lv.
AVfsUSTfS PREHL.
Proiirietor of 'Woodbury UUy Coach Line, Prehl'i
Livery and Accommodation Stables.
The above, statement can be relied en.
W M. il. SCOTT.
Ex-Mayor of the city ol Woodbury, N. J.
Swedish Bitter 1 a sure cure for 'lyspepsia. t
ItLImv an.1 liver emaillalnt. biliousness, an.1 all
disease of the stomach. Olve It a trial and you PRKL'MEKY. PAIXTS, OILS
will see that tbe test of Swedish Hitters Is the '
foflts merit. Uanaiactnred by swill. (Has an.1 Putty. Hairand T..th BrUJDes, fancy
ESTABLISHED
C.T.FRAZEHs
". 301 nd 2011 Main Street.
JOHNSTOWIf, PA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRUGGIST,
ASt liEALEK IN
SH BITTERS CO.. Woodtiurv,
i all drarwlstj at 75 cents per ls4tie
may 1.
N. j. Sold br irrtcies Toilet iin.1 Shavlna Suaos. A.
Family Medtetnes an-l Physh-iann' Presi-rip-tloa
accurately cuf.ulil. aprt
MARRIED.
SARYEK BRANT. On the 25th tlty of;
June, by Kev. Jf. F. Kev-ner. Mr. fieorse I. ,
Sarver ami Miss Conlilla Brant. lxlti of Al- j
leglieny township, this oountv. i
Hk.h ami NoHMat. Jlf mool. The seoon.l
term of the Motiicrset school will on July j
31st, and continue ten weeks. Imnnjt this
term a iioriiial Jeiirtinent will be conduct- j
ed in which the usual facilities will be offer- -
ed teachers to prepare themselves for the
school room. The hi'h ami classical de
partment will he conducted ia the lnvere&n
ul iteueial education. n tLLeoe.l and
inooessiiil lea. her will s-salsl. A public ex
amination far school tulint will be held
at the il.e of the term. Terms reasonable.
P.J. Yosua.
Principal.
Special Mfstios. During a recent visit
to Johnstown, we dropjied in tu see Curt. j
Campbell, the popular Main street druggist, !
and found him courteous ami obliging
gentleman. Mr. Cainiibeir store is at SA ;
Main street, an.l his line of Drur. Medi-;
cines. Dye StutTs, Perfumes, and Toilet Ar
ticles is large and complete. He
old, stale stock, but everything fresh and re-!
liable. We wonld advise our readers to call !
on him when in Johntown; and onr farmer !
friends and physicians will find it to their :
advantaje to consalt him on any thing in
his line before purchasing elsewhere. j
LOUIS LUCKHARDT, JR.,
1 '! Clinton Street.
JOHNSTOWN,
DkALIi IS
WALT HAM, ELCIN, SPRINCFIEL.D, ROCK
FORD, HAMDEH, HOWARD and
SWISS WATCHES, in Cold
and Silver Open-face and Hunting
Cases, Key and Stem winding Watches.
A r.LL LINE 8F CECICF. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Notice ta tain!
Jat reeeiTe.1 a rar l.ia.1 of Knta.-kv Ssil-lle
an.l HanwM Horse, ts.th slnal an.1 OuiiUle .'.ri
vers, .-..DUtinx of several pairs ul
Pins-Stylsd Match Hcrscs
Allelrs; ;.1 stepers: well lip. ken : rsnnini
trutn five to six yers m.l. We ruarautee ttieui
perlectly soan.l. Oar 9ioale-loi4l rackers are
SPLENDID 3I00VEKS!
Ami all trot io harness. Perar-n wiehinif this
kind ot Horses will .Jo well to call oa or al.irea
I. AI..TISTROXCI A SOU
I Brurctou, W, X .
1 mart
j IIS.nTlON XOTiCPl "
j Uavinz dl..)iosel of oar pnipetrty In Simoret
I couDty. ., we, the n.leniane.l, eumfrlsina tne
; rinn .if the "Somerset liairy Co., Limned." hare
thiii .lay .llssolTe.1 l.y aiuiuai eiA-ssni. Any per
m tuviotr clsims axninst the saU cunpiiiy or
Anu. will r.irwarl tlirm at owe to fc. .
New Berlin, S. V thir nly authonwl arul.
DaUsl New Berlin, N. Y.. .VIT lt.
.iKoklifc SAUK.
'HAM. U KiiHIN.SIJM,
l-T MAKY K. SAti.
B,!
iIDCK .SALE.
1 ouiniLgj't. ,nert of Siitnerset eouatv will offer to
let at pul.lle ootrry to.tbe lowest snJ Isrst Imider
oa the premise, oo
Saturday. Jxhj l',(h, lw,
at one o'clock p. m., the hoiMIn; ot a bridae wer
Kourina Kun at t'tiedilne ililln, in Jeuaer Tep ,
siuierset ouunty, Ka.
flans and speclaratlons wtll tie exhibited en
dayot sale. ADAMS. nHAIitli,
Attest .IU.Sf.FH HUKNLK.
ll. J. HORXER. H.IW. BKI BAKLK.
J-'. Clerk.
I'DITOR .S NOTICE.
state of David Lvhr, der'd.
The onilerslt-ned duly aptwinte.1 Aa.liu.r to
pass oo the ex-eptkin. and tlie fact, state aa ac
count and iliMrtixite the lun.1 in the hands 'rf It.
P. Liahr. Aomloistrafnr of DavUl lhr. dee'd.. to
and am.ia tbuse levaily entltle.1 thereto, hereby
2-itct notice that he will attenl tn the datie .l
said i.uilnlinent, at his ornce In .HmnerM Hir..
on Friday. July 7th, IhsJ, at 1 e'clork p. m., wtwa
an.1 whe all jaries interewt.! rn at!en.L
l't. l. xii tits.
j-1 Auditor.
BONE AT
DMIMSTP.AT0RS' NOTICE.
tstate of Kn-derick Swope, late or Berl.a B-.r-ou,
Somerset Co., dec'.l.
Letters nf ad minis' ratio na th a bore etat
hiiviDK lieen a-ranted to the andrlimed, by the
profsjr authority, uic 1 hereby kio ' those
::.l-lited Ui is to make linme.llaie uajiaent, ao.l
tii.se fc.Ttit claims r demand will present them
luiy authenticated lor settlement. .n We.lnes.lay.
the Wth dav of July. 1-J, at tte residence of tne
AJuiinistratiir.
J. DK' EAKKH.
J-U Administrator.
.CL'TOR'rf NOTICE.
Ijtate ef OcTie Kncptr. late .if New t.'euire
ville IwhikIl, dec'o.
Letters testameaiary oa the above estate
harinv been a-raiited to t!ie in.iersiane.l by the
pro per authority, notice i hereby a.rea to ail
(erauns in.iente.1 to said estate ui asak natae.lt
a'e payment ami 'hose havinx claim aa- kinM the
aine to iiceeent thea duly auiiirniicsteii l? "e
tlement. on Saturday. Jaly liih. Iwi. at tne
.-flic of H. 1. Baer. In ".merset rssr-arh.
Wil. . K'tfrU.
maySl Enecntor ol leo. kaepper, dee'd.
(ir TH G OH V dar at aome. SampU
00 IU OZU vorta Iwlrwe. AddreseSna
aow ft Co rortUnd.Ctf aloe. Xsr.le-lyr.
Wc
S3.00PER TON LESS
Than Can be Purchased Elsewhere.
Warranted Pure Slaughter-House Bone Dust.
Xot Steamed, Xot Boiled, Xot Dleached.
a will sell our Bone Dust b analysis atsarre price as any other Bone In the marht, and return S3 per ton to
e win sen 0UotTJ if. It is higher Tn Bone PrTosphate arfd Ammonia than any other Bone in
' America. It Is richer Tn Ammonia than Peruvian Cuano.
DISSOLVED BONE DUST AND BONE FERTILIZERS
uilet Ar- 1 eUesat at keat tmr the) rrsjv t - r Tore. !alal Bmm l rskr ls A sa sissls sssel Bm) !
1 ,-.. Ba a FfeesakaM ll ibis k aaa lleaa fsrspeeay aa Ian jleMs.
Pure Chemicals and Super-Phosphates.
Joshua Horner, Jr. & Co.,
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND-
I would wspert fully Infurni my frimJs of j
Somerset county tUat I have otneJ a new j
drug Wore at Z1 Main Street, Jubntown, I
Fa., where wtitili! be pleased to see thin. J
My stwk consiKts of Pnre Dmps, Tjer;:joa!e, j
PsteDt Medianea, Dye Sju!5, jerujnierjr
and Fa.ncy 9podj generally. -t tV aecsi ;
1 would call attentiou to lb uueUiauK,
ancb as lure "Vra i-recv, rue yowderet)
etc hi w aerd of iyvia ia
frig Uo; gowtt nd nt or write for
puva. ah infjutrim cneenuuy answereo.
CHAaV (iKICftTH.
T.2 Main Street.
F, W. CLARK,
WBQLSEALE PRODUCE
AND
Glade Academy. !few CertlreviTle, Penn'a.
(Olaile P. 0) wilt reopen July 31. 12.
Rer. W. W. Deatritk, principal; L S. Sny
der and Jno. S.Wili, graduates) of Htate Xor
mal srfannl. mstaota.
COMMISSI OH MERCHANT
Corner Main and Market Strtcit,
JOHNSTOWN, PENN'A.
aprta
A HOIE STOCK OF DRESS
At JCZ:: ST2::322S, 2:3 St., Jcbatcro, Pa.
GOODS
i
1
WEEK, til aaa at Imd. aailv
ataxie. oczlr ctatwc. AJ4wsTca
uru. Maa. Mar U lyr
--'- : PHASQLS II IIMSS MM!
BLACK SILKS! LAMES' A1D CHIiIBI2'8
Which ar. the Ke.t Haniaia w hav. oflered T AfT A ND PLEATED COLLARS!
TMlaSlla. Alt... a fall Uoeef LAtt AHi i k"""'
. 1 Htack ,od fOiite LACES. niWitt.
CoM S2U FMii & WalereJ Satins m
;The La Baine Corset,
Low Priced Dress Goods! ForSaieOniybr
JOHN STENGER,
A Larva Aunrtaent of TiRFxh OITfOHAMS.
Hiaca aad 'olrl rfL JITIXO. aa4 WHITC
UlS ili at aU aesxrtvtxsa.
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