HII V- Somerset Herald. i - R. rH'I'l.li. ftlitT. ar - . . TrKvi r. Tablet. vll,,,)rlN(; t V)l ;H and P.roa- liat4lv relicvcl by fctiiioti s,ure. i i .. f- --- IT" t ii'.'J! i . July:, iw. jinj:, cheap and of the latest : ,v j,urjKK, taking in Kngland, Ireland, Scot ii. y V. land and Wales before returning. J. 15. Hnyueb .t Co.'s. hxs the cheape-t and lar-st line ; jd felt hat ia Nmicrset. ; ibiest suits, nts k wear, linen cuf?'r . arc at Jlclney's. ) I e l)a k. Side or Ch-st um-ia-u r. l'rice 25 cents. Shiloh'c 3tr UibVt- for sale at tT.a. H. rish i h Eo.i6tore. j fTUeoii -" 'il- o.' .(iiceiwareat I - j. li. SrviK A t'li.'s, i I r - , Business n Viblet. FineW" fr CMcr f I,! Hie iuciu ... ... , , i i I'l.tini' f..i M. ..f all k A- jii-t i-ivetl a' i f Jvel. It very ! ' iis, all liew. and J. I;. .NYtKi: itti t o.'s. 6LE -i-KS N111T, made miserable i f that tJrribie coiiii. Shilol.'s Cure is the tftiedy far you. : Bosinai men shou'.d order their Hill and j 1 tter llis put up in pa. kcts. We lrmt be wiy 'handsomest at this oSiic. j A new b.t of fa' I ail wit.fr lothing, j st reoeinsl at J. P.. Sxi fi t: .V t o t ulCII can be THAT H 1CIN so Uickly rt"l by Shih.h'k Cure, jitee it. j W. truar- f Dry f-Jfl-. notions, oil e-ihs. i re'ons and , idiesofS' ' iatcst j.att.-riis are lo be louml , AHeffl s el tier. j i;H Cl'KF.l'. health and sweet CATi It . t 1 1... C'l.Tl, 1 rt.el. P..MH..U- .reatnt f . ., .-.. .... - x , rir ' ;its asal Injector ins'. It V t I"" to your advantg-to call and eKv 's large line of wall and window :mpevl Jore buying in tliat 'one. We. s. Hing ourlawns. drev ginsham. tc, at fflr-t. al ' J.I;..-mn:8.U'.i. ' A hand two horse carriage for sale ! BL . A. . i .1. M. Iloi.r-Lr.iui . j knowledge, Wc are publishing a good lo- .... . ..,,-,-,-, -.1 i. . ileal ncwsiiener, but wish to muke it better -WILt )V l l l.il with Hyi"pMaai!d i . . . , , , , : , . ,, , ., .. .... . stul, and in order to do o .-k the h.earty os JvcrCi npl.iiut '. Mnlol. s ital.:er is i . . , ' i operation of a.l. marante-l to cure you. ; ' Canxjs. carits, ars.t. closing out a! j A party of drunken boys or young men f B ftsir h r Si Co.'s. Don't miss this chani-e : d:sturbei the slumbers of the r sUcnts of f eti'$,: cheap carj.-t. ' Wott; maple .sttjiar, and all kinds of conn ry pfwi. e taken in cxchiiiig H.nej for : SHIIX-H S Ctil'Clf e tai.ild by u- on l ami t on gi. i. ran tee. lol'ptloll I It CtltVS I xinsum: tioii. The 8"t as-Ttmei.t (ewelrf. SIlv. r-p!:itsl f Watches Cj.a Us. Ware. Sped iicus;. ' h.ye U!-si. ever t.roug Someiss-t couu- Ynt Rf MclK.well's. If yon want first-class Statiot.erv at small nl btrr the If; t.acket. Note. lx-ttT 'iall'' Iier s;.;ti put up i:i ibis way jrefiuf i lie tiling for hiiin-s men. 1-1... I oei " Wawici' Maple Sugar, r.neon. Wheat, i . . h!ntr.tii''iill''i lor e-T-ii t'.axnj' for mcvcl.andise of ocr line of trade. I 5 i Cook .t Hitriifrs. j W-tronld not blame anyone for t mtat the pn.e J UK oticenswarc. stiv.lor ,t Co. rc scll- lamir. and el as ware at i hey artist have a new way of g. tting thetn. 3all all 1 s,s them. A corn.; m.Vnt writing from tl.e smith af tbeo;in;y says : i:oii.:!i on Itheiima, tinnt' t"'ks the eternal -uiVering of that ttnL 'k disease." Ti-Jik, valises, shawl zenfii and children's gauze than tliev arc to ! found trars, lauies , cats, cheaper in the market. kept licffiey. J"3HS VlTAUZMIt is what y.vi ari Jr Constipation. l-s of AH'Utite, and ll symptoms of Dyspejia. Price in and tcentseT bowk1. 4 r coats, nant- and -.-t. gaue uu- ler;" "Its. drill drawer-, znA law i Jin cents, all of which to snspeiidcrs as are very cheap. atn l.y's. Cf-nne is surprised at the astonishing low rfsocs J. It. Snyder it Co. are selling bear"n inter clothing at. They have a few rurarn' suits b-ft: csll and get one cheap way Ck wn in iri.s. CI (l.sVs, N'i. -kel. fl.sk. Weight (1oci4 Iver Cl.slis. 'alei!dars. Mantle Cloc i I'tMiize i.locks, Dlack Walnut Cloel ISn nzc KigtiTs in gretit variety, at E.1" ..will's. To JbvruAToK-sm l:;;iu.Ens. We w ish to say :ut we are now prepared to furnish tbe bel white lime, celeiried pla-terr.nd ce ment, In live lo ten tuinvl l.s. at prices less than eity quotations, .hs-al freight added Not; iour prices elsewhere in local column nft I pspcr. -9 Ch. A P.cr.KiTs. t f -ale of the real estate of Ma'hias i s, late of Somerset township, deceas. p-V ' rxs-n continued unt;l Tu.sslay of A Y a)V: next, at uie court Lous.-. 1111 1 f .t nt private sale s-oucr. Persons iic is . buy will call upon Jacob Neffor Jobs) i. I'i.l, t Somerset. Pa. f 0 or.T.NT to Hi it t.f.r.i . We offer at our f isr or on trsr-V Somerset station, in f ten birrcl lots.' V l Lime, rsr barrel, s ljr.. net. Sl.tV. 2.00 2.J d Plaster, per bid. Us net p.1- ban ej. x'so 11. m-t. marart.ed. .'.hK A rEKRITS. Any of in.r n-aoeisi who n trqwis and ai'tcrs. o v)jt1 (i jtwni t,)at tJi(, f OK'k 'sriTlmmcht to S.inerset onnitv , If"1 mvtd ly C X. ii.yd. He f-. I :l'w'',l'' of ths poo, and guar anU. s..ii.f.ti,, jYicn me within the re.-h?ii il. Ait, a t,iiv ock of ladii' ajttlpwifi. si..l.l-r tira... 1Kl n,rt fai to ar:ru. "A this and t.11 y.,lr neighbors Uiat I'!. Xowag has enkr bis store room i.;.ie.i i.. ns strwi; r !.., jr:., 1 . cr. hKncy ,.io.s atirl V.ion Trunks. Ms. Wat.st.es, C!o,-t . and Jewelry, an kose xrtiviioii of men's. Ury, nd Vhil- S . - ..... . .411 f fs cloUiiiif. and inviU"! cve-jiiy t e h and examine stock and priis,, yi; s" I at f ."sr fttie black suits nn:..r,o (, b.r's snils tl.A to SI tUt; children's j-uits $1.75 to H.Oo. Hats in endless va I. G.ioJ W01J IlaU jit cents. Also, all Vading sprinu and summer styles of la- 1 Hats and Villinery Goods. ' MKrr. Main fstrts. We have f-1' a large !fri.reraUir to our Meat f ' n which all meats caa I kept coo' ..aMott, r .cf. P jjk. Ac. kept "'J "o Hand. rn dsilv I h ,,,Kat hve it keM in "the Cefrif- r nntil wanted '.iave, also. pi mi ... n.:,.-, ,..1. f- we will sell bT the hundred or thous r a low prii. R.s Davis 4 Co. t ;;LKAL.vtcr--I!oi...t anew skej-u i u. v . m. liaii lor i short, bavv H votinz man. and eives bis i i?am overrule yo.tr bettef.iudgment when J vr n.nxrrr , . . j name as Wm. Kieves, and . laini. Rock J-1 'nnelUville, in the coke region, ha a j tu your orden by mall, and will ship e ad . a Jde oftrt .,-,! is plaisisl l-f. you. . ; Jttcn;il, Hi-a- bis home. He further says j genuine sensation. U cousUu in .he du- vised. f o ate ilvsjM-t:!" or vour kidnevs and Iiv-f ... , I 'hit ! ln,j -m aM,,.,,,,!;,,. ) n tone of eovery that among the lahorers In tbe rail-: Cimik 4 Rf.kkits. .. ", , , ' . verv pientiliil s..is.i, )s taken into isid-t "U3! ,,p 1,3 1 "' a'""K ' A' IU"lm 111 ! . . . . .. , . rT iliic-lcl. i.eh.y llo lotiir'T : procure at . 1 . , .... ... his urni hi ma h. a dr-.irlo elVoTt to hs- rou'1 'hops is nu.ubensl a geiiiiii.o noble- ; boll of Swislish r.:.te,.. the infallible ren,. , Ti." lU " ' ! c " ' 1. Hi. is F-.gerion Davis Two j ,prr !. memory, or thai 4 WHI do more for vou than we can j n !' " ' " "rt ! ZtalZ e by t .e '. ago he came to Conne.lsvi.le ragge.1 - f r ... I even-thing raws! therc.il finds a ready mar- ' ""c. i ..., n iob i calls the isId season of lsll! As late as tbe sfyat.oi:: li. .scemie.'.t.scmeiii a;?d testi-J, - t . ,, . , ,. i fmndfnl V n.sioriie of the ndsslni? srti- 811,1 weary and applied for aid at the hands " ",r ""u wa'" Xi,: in tiiis per. i " '. "T f.! Z were tT Mr. Ml.h,S, ' Kev. W. F. Stincx. rector of the Episco- ! Vermont farmer, who went Ufa V Wn!iin'n t?wn i '.Tying furacbeewe fu.-l'MV. Mr Jam i'isel. with lis wile and daugh ter. tf Akron, io, arc visiting in S-nior- Mr. Feuls?" L?tuon is now employed i foreman tlic Somerset Jfc Cumbria Rait ! roa.1. hi authority extending over tliewb..l- j : division. Uft Tuesday ninht the More n. iu of "- Tuyi. r, lVdf..r.t. ,a eui-rcl by l,irar, a h"le was drilled in --sle. arid n rrarteJ. j The summer is here, but we cMH that there !;:. ln-en a:iv verv hot weather a- yet. !oj)tliecontr;UT.th.Tchasbecnon.erat'ier!inK to drive from beie o Cbamben-burK, ck4 weather latelv. ! , . - Miss Jean Wallace has urtl for Kurope I w..h Wa;lllill,m roumr friends. The par- The convention of Dunkard Sunday c.iww.i. .f Western l'ennsvlvania will le " ( hunh of that detiomiuaiion in Johiiftown on the loth and 11th of next Oo- 0ij,.r Our young legal friend, Mr, leuius .Mey ers, has done himself proud by having a i n. n.e new tin naintol. which he hi , ' ,. ,i,e entrance to hi office, on Mm.t Mr. O. W. Smith, h'U of Ilcv. Smith, of t;.. - !. m Kimo tn Somerset for the nuwiii, lvini law. lie is registereii aji a siuiVnt in theoffice of the tinu of t'of- froth a i:up :. A tainilv n-iding nc:ir liiieim Vista were fiisone.1 with l'aris green last Saturday, Tiic poison bad been left hanging over a kc: ot lish in the cellar, and it is upjosed that some ol Hie poison ie.ll Jiiui me nsii. Jlattii 'ilon, a beautiful young girl in j Veraii;,, jcommit: township, Westmoreland county, 1 suicide a few iluys ago by swa!- wing pans reen. She did not nuiKe known her troubles. Jv R T. Taylor, President of the lk-a- yt.r j.-t,,lli4;,. Seminary .preached in the Metli- ..!; I, nn-li on Sundae inoniin-'. Hisser- l,i -blv s.s.ken of bvt'ie hir-e con- gregatioii tl; I'.ii" listened to it 1 "What will the harvest be?" All the ac counts coining in sav it will be a big one of wi,.at, with gool prospci'ts for corn and all I ,,tl.r rains. Here and there the reports i arc Ks favorable, but taken as a whole, the j .ui look is highly promising. ; i Judge Haer and family, John II. I'M. ; F.-.p. and wife, F. J. Kooser, H. i-. Iiaer. ; John (J. Kimmcil, Iv-is., 1M. McDowel and John Wilkinson sint s-veral days of last lt.M,r f.imjl John u-,.L- nt tt,1for.1 The limioritv of tllCl.artV ! . . ..pp. ii out at the r-prings. All our readers will confer a rrcut favor -r apprising us of anything in the news I fAllVr II ILU tt '' t " " sl . s i . ' i Eist Main street on Thurs.iay night by veil-1 in:! in a n.os: uncirthlv manner A fes. ,1 . IJi, S 1. . ,-T-1 , V, 111 l.lll B'l-1 HI- Jl i .1: ; -....1 ;., .-..- l.l.l.. ..., .!.., I properly administered, ,, ,, te.ml.l nrevii? t ibi 1 disturbances in tl.e future. Mr. Hcnrv J. Pickincis entitled to a great ideal of credit for the manner in which he worked tip the laic burglary case and cap- tiired bis man. This the second time within tbe la-t few months that Mr. Pick ing has d.-i-l.(.ed considerable kill as a de tective. a copv if ti.e life of i Kteneral " ,l.r ,0,,M !eaver, by Frank A. bun. The ork reciUs the incidents of his esrlv life. itsn- service and public career, and is interesting book. The book can be ,)a , nn f vrice ,v am1(,r J"mnk A. lturr. can- of Vr. IMiilsdelpldn, Pa. "'"" tempen,,;!V ;;iectmg was held i tlie l.tiuieraii cimrvli on Miuu.' i''ning, at which Mrs. M. P. Ih-csP, of StculicmHI, , ' dehverel a highly interestirg Ic ture. There was an immense audience present. Mrs. I Kcisie also lecT'ired in the M. 11. church to I the women on Mondav afternoon and to the i general publio on Monday evening. All human power, in order to be availa ble, Jnttsf be associated with a certain de gree of self-confidence. Many a timid child postK.ties liis til's! ititcinpt at walking sim ply because he lacks the courage to exer cise an ability whi. h lie fully jKjs.sesses; and mtuy a'n'an lH a noble scheme and grand !itwprie tali to tij ground from tlje satue cause. A numberof the guest, of the Somerset , . . . .use gave a verv pleasant eiuertaiiiineiit, i cjnsistiug of v.snl and instninie'ita! musi. select readings, tableaux, etc , on Friday evening. The southern end of the large liarlor was c urtainfsl ntT :..id in tbn nlbi.r . r r i ijart of tl.e room si-ats were eonifortiiiilv ur. , - - ..... . .. , ranged for the spectators, of which were quite a large number. lb. From the different sections of th county I the corn crop is reportd to be very promis ing, notwithstanding the discouraging out look several weeks sim-e. The rains during the latter art uf June and the first of July and the recent warm wca'.hcr have wrought c.xd n-sults, and friim present indications j the en p will be the largest ver grown in j this county. I The r.IIowiui: real estate. In Shade lown- hip. was dis-p.e.1 of at sheritl s sub-on last ; Tuesday: Tract No. 1, containing 4.1! acres and en !irs. the property of W. M. Hall, Isaac Hugos, Christian Long and Geom'- I'. Iisr, to Val Hay. Esq., tor tfl.-'tnO. Tract No. 2 to W. 1. H.ili and hristian' lxne for and kinds .,r trade and busiin a.v away down lower than ever before. We are informcj tliia the ii.nii )is:h stioket. of in these columns' so Veq'uetitlr If late, su.,sUJ In taking bis oi n wor.kU life W Fridav at a'.JuiVi,, VW coun.v, i a few mibs. ,r.'.,u rniont.fwn: Worried j j ."I.T'i. Another trai-t containing Ss; ncis-s 1 " UIIIU'J llill III illlW. If' it -"Jttr- tllllli-s ; ....... , . 141 ItMIK Kir filA MftfrMlt VU fVfrtHKtH III barraswsl, and iot.iVc.nJ bvaOT.iltv cou. ! 'rom Pitts';ir. - M-ience. he was ai 'li st .ri-cn t" 1,11 a 's, i- 1 the M'ans.iebi, Allegheny count r l : to w.k in the car-nter .hop. Ia every i t,,e f cide . grave.: Aitl.o'ug?. j.isiw, 'th.A Irving Pittsburg, W Tnurilay morn. pUce he worked assMoonsly ami faithfttlly. th Sequent hasTy asnn.pt tV.e the medium of the law, failed to reach him j in ' o'clock, we started lo drive to Som- By gool behavior he won tbe esteem of the , charaelenstics VJ!!.. ' t"i'U,g' here bis punishment was greater than he i ff'1- and as Tle had n comfortable carriage, j commuity. He kejt up a corresponds -j tjyiyx Hy t Ri!sTocr.a.-lt is en could brer. a' fine team of horses. a.,kl driver and a with his wife ju nH;ti;'v lta Jvysa 1. j tjj. dityeren' tpm 1 otbers. It is as ' ! v..rw jiti."t nartr w hs.t t.n-tat ,tult(.Vtf d ! formed him bv letter tbnf 1-v thp der.rh of nr. I . i i i. :.i: , - , On Tbun-lay nipbt 5 trajjjp cajne lo Uie ) larm house of Mr. A- I'"". n yidJicjjre. k j rns through the richest and pi,-t prosper township, and related sut b a pitiful Uie that 1 Qtis jiarts of WcstpioreLind and c-,nierset Mr. Pile was ijiduutd u kp l.yj over! countii. Ve drnye oi)t Peni Ave., night. After partaking of a hearty break nisi the following morning he started or. his way.' The tied liny usi going into the room in which tbe tramp slppt after hi watch Mr. I'il 'Us.svereil that it was miss ing. The watch was a valuable one. and Mr. Pile iunnedtatety starnsl in inrait of the tramp He tracked bin. as far as Som erset, where he lost all trace of him. Tl.e roriiers?t County rnip MeWing As- soeiauon uf tlio Kyaiifrelioal olmreli, will j "old a camp meeting war tlie borough of Sonieswtl to cumnietiec on August IStii an.l contiutM. tin Autrust th. The a-sK iation now offers the prlvi;rre n any vest nallle person to keep the boarding unit and horse feed. Any srsou desiring to keep such a tent will please apply for it on or before ; July 31st. For conditiona and further in fonnatifli call on Revs. L. M. Boyer and W. A. Keininger, of Somerset, or Rev. A. P. Baumgardtior, eeerotary, Stovstown. Mr. J.isvpli J-ticr, of JnVioii lown sliit. la-1 wis-ir pttMia."'-.! from Mr. J. M. llol.l. rbauii. a s.iiiire of pri.unJ lyiuj; in the northern en.l f Jle birou!i, immediately wesi of tin- 11 iiK iiTv. CniiM.Vratiot). . f tit." fmcrt shout the ! to ".vi i f r 1'uiidi!-.: iriin-jM, aud wc are in- i lurmeti tjy jar. tiar-ii-rer iuai luiiuwiiineij after harvest he will comment building: that he has the mauriul all prepared, and j will have bin new home ready for occupancy ln-fore wcati:rr et in. , j; jHt:i M. Keel, of Ihinhar. Fayette cntntv Brriv4,, in s,,i..rt on Saturday aaerii'o..n on ti way to ai-e May. bavins sent his team of i.an.i-omeUy hoc, across the co-.mtry in care of a driver and intend- wh"U V"n he wlA S,"I U,s tmm M the tea tOiorc. I pn the-.r arrival here the ,u(w,t valuable of the hores was taken seri- oasly ill, and the Col. was unable to con tinue his journey on Monday morning as he hail originally intended. The horse is suHVritig from a severe attack of pink eye, and it will be some days before he will be well enough lo move, if indeed he recovers at all. Three hundred ami sixty-nine soldiers' orphans will he discharged from the vari ous schools in the State this year, having attained the age of sixteen years, and the siiH rintendent of the department has pre pared a list of the scholars, arranged by schools, to which he has added the date when each child will 1m? discharged. Copies of this w ill le sent to each st of the it. A. I!., and to numerous soldier and citizens, the object heing to interest a many as jios sible in obtaining homes and employment for il:e orphans. Information iisin this subject can d.mlitl.-ss be hud from the mem bers or officers of 11. I'. Cummins Tost, who will U- glad to be instrumental in securing cood liMine-i f..r th" children of their late I comrades. J Almost a Fire. At a late hour Saturday j afternoon the guests and others at the om ! erset House wi re nlanncl by the dread cry I of tire. A leiie cloud of smoke was seen to h lasuniK from one ..r the rooms in the ! etr.-.ne southern end of the building on the thirl (1.t In a -h-.rt time all the in- mates of toe liouc wi re iip.ued, and the gre;"..t cS"it...-nt prevail. The door of r"""'' tinti v. nence me -imno came was broken r pen, when the interior was discov- ' ere.1 to !k- envch-ped in Haines. It was some j time before t;u tire was extinguished, and n,,j ullti ti,c luniiture was completely ru- imnj x WH, a narrow e.-.ipe from a gen vrJL conflagration, and had it not been for j the daring and heroic conduct of Messrs. j ierhadt, Kirniaii and ricking, and the fact i that there is an immense water tank on the had on the grounds. A very large attend third tioor near v. heie the tire csvtirre.1, one ! ance is anticipated. Arrangements have of the handsomest an I best hotels in West- ' been made with the 15. Si O., U. It. to con ern Pennsylvania would to day be a pile of j vcy passengers at a very low late of fare nuns. Althoiiiili Mr. 'faymnn has made j every etl'irt tr, disc ov: r theorigiji of the lire, j h has mt with no wi-iss, and the mntter still enveloped in the greatest mystery, is stipjsed by some to have st.irtisl in the washstand by a lighted luatch being earelesly thrown in, but the more general belief is that it originates from n "defec tive Hue." TiiF. F..VTEi:n::siN.i li; ..i h ln-t Satur day night, or rather, Sunday morning, the jewelry store of F.d. McDowell, on Main Cross -treet. and the harJward store of John i r n.i V-nn , n,.! n-i.t-n int,.nl lie I. nr. ..... , i i , . i li . ' i tin ;iu. r",iis ot considerable va hie ex- i imm,.. i ,..r,.r..n i- M. n..n..i - , I . e i V ' 1 f.ilnilv, lives in the vu.H" bull. I ; - his tore room is 1, tented, hi sh'piij: being intmedi..;iy above the stori'. room tt ii' late hour on Saturday night after, as lie thought, making everything secure about the premise.-, be removed the most valuable of the gold watches from the show cases, taking them with him to his sleeping room, and retired for the night. When became down stairs in the morning, great was bis surprise to find the front door of the store r.xhi standing open end goods from the va rious show cists gone to the c.mount of from eight to toil hundred iloilars. There were some twenty watcluw Losing, a num ber of solid gold ringi, brai-ehn.s, nec-k-law, ear-rings, e'e, etc The majority of the watch were ones that had been left with Mr. McDowell for repairing. He had, un- j ,r.,,'Vinatcly, alter turning the key in the I. k tiia tiigot before, ncghs-ted to remove I St, end as !t was one of liiw. ;i,iit split ! at the end, it ha-1 evidently, been a:i fsi.y matter lor the partii cngag.sl in the bur- j g'ary to insert an instrument into the kev and thus turn the lock as r-.idilv as it cotiljr 1h done from the inside An entrar.ee WKseft'eited into Mr. Miller's establishment ill much the same way, ex c :pt that it was at the hack door. Mr. Mil ler informs us that bis loss only amounts to about fiAeen dollars, there being only a few revolvers and pen-knives taken. He thinks the burglars were probably frightened away by si;nie noise befori; they si;rsee.Ji si in jtith- I eri"; toP"';ci' much plunder. They left at ll. l ..11 ..11.. ...... ..V ..... ....... I ... . ..... .ill i:.. 9 out: ill tun Is..JlltiO. liter ... m..o bad taken from Mr. Miller's: also a steel chisel which was evidently used In oening the d.M.r. From various suspicious circum stances a "crank" piano-tuner w ho had been aliout thetown for the ast w.s-k. isstrongly . r- . suspected of being one of the guilty parties. I He bail lcen about Mr. McDowell's cstub- li-hment friqtiently, and Sheriff Sjngler ! re. ognLz.-s the chisel as one that lie had sw-n i la :he crank's kit. A number of "non-pro- fessionur detei-tivM are on the lay, and it j is only a matter of time until the enterpris-! ing burglars will regret that limy did not j lie a-basking in the sun instead of eoio.ii- i mating their nefarious little plans. Since writing the above one of the parties 1 engaged in the burglary was captured by I : Polincnian Henry J. Picking, at Councils-1 vilif, and was fairly loadene-l down with ! ..J koJv wt, hs and jewelry at i the time. He was brought to town on the ; lail train on Mondav afternoon, ami was i com.niti.sl to lail hi- Justin Lint to await ! trial at the Au-ust n-rni of court. Messrs. ! McDowell and Miller fully identify Vie goods found in his i.osesion. He is X iLeiies ns it i.iau no cujt.c in.o ins iire on . i, . ; ii. i i Friday and asked for a wood drill. He was tvgi-teiv.1 at tbe Central Hotel on Friday j r.iltt. ant is rpcs"'zl lS ihhiiImt of on citizens' as ha'v:g aiioul' to'n on Sat'- unb.r. ' " J J I ' '' We take , he folloitng ,..,u of a drive ..... - --i,:'".tt i!ite. Though the road ias yery hjlly it. throuj Creek ;li East End. Wilkenshur;;, Turtle Stcwartsto n 3in Jatksnivil!c. vliir-h is l eiir-u!ieir.iltiroitt I'ltulmrli. TMs n.n Umm about a d.steti house, and i it is said ban bad four new ones In the past 1 thirty years. After a good dinner here and a rest of a couple of hours, we again got un- i dt-r way and after passing through Irwin, i Adauisburg and GrajK-ville, arrived at I Gretisi)urg in time tor an early tea at the , Zimmerman 11.. use, this is a prettv little i citj have both pas ati-1 water aiul is a j lire, growing town. After a good night's Icrrahiiti.ng h$ 'ridlu'adic with bis ap-, tto Iuom, iA wi, piaoa he re rest, we started bright and early. Youngs-1 tc-irar.ee'at foa.pellsyUlf two years ago. He mXKSIA i,u aiasua, o4 was ami lukk to .own ii..e our ors' ".. i .'s b ie oe 01 j . ' '-di T5 1 . 1. . t S'lfV'lllkO 4ucr. ly Olil We passed through a gap in the mountains, which made it a much easier and pleasant- er drive, both for ourselves and horses. We; passed within a short distance of the Mon astery and in sight of Latrobe and follow ed the Loyal Hanua Creek, all the way to Ltjronier, whk-b is al-ont twenty mile from Grernsb'irg. The drive along the creek wa theimt beautiful, iicturewiue irtoftlie wbulc journey, ligonier ia very old and pretty little town and is quite a summer resort. The Loonier Hon.- being already well, filled with summer boarders, Saturday morning we made an early start and alter driving three miles came to "Laurel Ridge " The road up the mountain was four miles long, fortunately it was smooth and in good order and not verr steep, is lined with I hvv timber on either ide, with vat quan tities of laurel (in full bloom) from which the mountain pets lis name. The views from the summit were simply grand. Ar- rved at Somewt for dinner this is aticut seventy-five miles from Tittshnrgh, is a town of abot twelve hundred people and is quite a pretty little town. The main portion of it having been burnt ten years ago, it has been rebuilt of brick, very substantially. So far as its situation is concerned.it has the advantage of Cresson, being some two hun dred feet higher. The Somerset House is getting to be a fashionable resort and is cer taiuly a first-class hotel in every respect, about a hundred guests there. Persona wanting rest and fresh air couldn't go to a better place. The crop along the entire route are magnificent. The wheat, oata, rye, grass, corn and potatoes couldn't look better. Harvesting hadn't commenced about Somerset, they apjieared to be about two weeks later than we are here. Take the ride all the way through, it was certainly a most delightful one. The army worm is making war on vege- lation m a.n.osi every ganien ... ..-.I sm ... and its prasenee has been noticed in all jarts of tbfs and adjoining counties. It ap- jiears that the wheat and rye are too far ad vanced to be in danger, but the insects are said to sweep down whole lields of timothy in a few hours. This reminds us of what Captain George F. Randolph told us con cerning the army worm a short time since. He said that in lsC5, while fighting for his country, lie rode past a hundred acre field of cotto our miles south of Baton Uougc, La. It was in perfect condition then, and the ball were just begining to "clow. Two hours later he passed the same field again OI, jui-kward track, and nothing was leR f ,ije C(iUn but the stalks. The army woril, naj juLed the field and cleaned it ,,. ,wi.j1v T.-n..,t. The Somerset camp me-t:!ig will be held on the land of Mr. Hiidolph Ferner, one mile north of Somerset, beginning August IS. and will continue to the 27th Inclusive. Among other taknted workers from abroad will he Miss Savilla Kring, of Canton, O. The camp ground has been prepared at con- siderable exinnse, and nil the facilities nec- es-arv to accommodate the public are to lie from Johnstown, Meyersdale and Connells- ville and from all intermeiliate points to ami fnim this meeting. The grove in which these services are to be held is slightly ele vated and adonis a magnificent shade. The very best of fresh cold water is supplied in abundance from two wells on the eneamo nient. Come, and refresh soul and body. 15. The Valle of a Vote. To show on how slight a 'jirciiinstancc matters may turn sometimes, the recent contest for the nomi nation of District Judge between J ltd lsillliro aim .or. .-seeiers is ut. IUH on.sira- . , .;,, t to r i. ,-Im,.,i.i ,.f . Hon. A year ago one ol Uie cituetis ol . . reeuiieiii nan a uiiiieu tv w in anotner s . ". . one. II s name was on the ticket as one ot i .1... 1..1 ,i..., .,. .:.... liir uni'iiiia lo iiiro'iuio i eiii li. ii i.l.ii ! ;r.nfi...l in tbe inter.-st ..r Vr .Wvprs The Irt-rson with whom he had difficulty voted fortlif Secvcfs dcl;satjoi) except this man, whom he scratched on. The er$ delegates were elected by a majority of on? vote, except this man, in whose place a Leonard delegate was elected bv one vote. At the county convention the delegates stixsl twenty for Seevers and twenty-one for Leonard, and Leonard got the whole ileleg.it ion, which gave him the nomination. If the man had not scratched the Seevers delegate, the number would have been re versed. ?n.l the (olcgates st.rwl twenty-one for Seevers aii:j tyenjy P.- leor.ard, and Seevers taken the whole delegation, hii ji would have secured him the nomination. So it will be seen that this one vote cast at the primary in iJreenneld really decided the whole matter, and illustrates the necessity of always gettins all the vote you cs-i. ""' A'.vnwaV-ro.. - j m 'S We g the following iuforTi.atiou fron the Waynesbnrg. Greene county, UtpuhVimn upon the South Pennsylvania survey: The chief engineer of this division has rented an office in Heed's building, Wash ington, Pa., and the engineering corj, imi pers, traps, etc., go to that place to-day, and it is not probable they will return again to this county. About two weeks ago ediief engineer in the field Sliunk, son of e-Gov. ahunk, Mr. Sickles, 4 celebrated engineer of Sew York, with the hiding dpiulists of the i-wi.l, eaiaiu over the line from Harris burgh to I'niontown by wagons. The pur jMise was, it seenit, to continue on over the line through Greene, but for some cause this purpose wa-i abandoned, mid tnis change in the programme seems to have sealed the fate as far as Greene county is concerned the much shorter Mtlte throng) Washington county settling the business. The company left their wagons at. Lnion. town and took the railroad to Wheeling, the writer Wing on the same train from Pittsburgh to Washington, where they took 'be 11. it O. train to Wheeling, The mail will puss through tin) northern end of the Connelisville noke regions, tak. Ing the middle fork of Tenmlle creek al- ready siirveyi-l through W asliington county "P by the way of Hackney's Station, on the W. 4 W. R. B., nnt pr.'.bably by the way "f Sjrta acn-s. over to Wheeling creek and down to Acklcy's, to the latter isoint Itianv event. 1 Is ?etK.rtc4 here that the road, or -r(lon of It. U already nn.W contract j this way, but this is doubtless incorrect, bu soon will be lis CTinren. r:ci.resi.ni.i... lomseir nua. inr. . , , . , . , ' r. f that faith and in want, the reitor ,rly ""N1 n,!n- n,J ony 'n PPl'i bis . nwb, but in procuring emnlorment. A e result of the'cle'rgymnn'snrtuen.-e, the ramp was gUeii work its .W baW iu he 'jhtltlmora 4 Ohio Rail- waJ. "dub.neutiy be was promote.1 to Utjcle ht; su.x-eeds to (he ,itle of Earl of Elsemere, with an income of 4jOt(00 a year. His bjstory ij an interesting one: Born at Ijverpo.,1 jn 1S37. he was educated, t Mton. tnen tTversescrjmjanq 4,eia.-r.l tl?c t,-i;.e of a MiJnrt i,.akwi and snUrf- jijtiPntly muauetl in liiisincas Willi an rxUtn- ive coal and Iron Arm. Then health foiled him and lie came to America, landing in New York. After repeated misfortunes there he went to Philadelphia, where he was robbed of what remained of bis effects. Alter an unsuccessful effort to recover bis stolen property, 111 wmcli all ins resources were dissipated, lie then became a ttamp, and visited all I II the cit-K Of the raVM States,' (s iumi 0.1 gi jioniras ai.., 5-,, . l : .1. 1 ... . .. ppeqrautr, ami tiiqvih kia uMsiaaiuo to wealth and station J nu.tduu, It canaea lea surprise than mlirht he expectoiL He left on Thursday for his home In Kng'and. Heffley keetej the largest line of white and colored shirts for men and boys in the roontv. While the progress in educational work in the county during lliu aal year lias not been as rapid as misfit be deMrwl. yel wc have every assurance i li:it it bs N-on a years work in advauce of I lie j-aM. IVini: Civor nl with a mild winter the attendance hat been good in our luoutitaiu country. The j general revival in business, too, 1ms had a I beniiicent effect upon w-hool work. School j boards have been aide to manage the finan cial anairs with little trouble. 1 he patrons also nutnifested a (rreater intermt, and are : well satinel, ami the teacher went to work with renewed energy and detcrmii.atioii to jdo more and better work. All in all the i jast year's work has lieen one in m hich we j may justly take pride, Nine new school housw were built during j the year, viz: Allegheny, Confluence. Elk lick, Jefferson, Mil ford, Somerset and Sum mit each one and Northampton two. All are good frame buildings, well planned and neatly and substantially constructed. Ju Klklick, Jefferson and Somerset patent seaw and desks were placed in the new house, adding very much to the comfort and con venience of the pupils, and also greatly beautifying the room. It is hoped and urg ed that whenever practicable improved fur niture be placed in school houses. Make the school room cheerful, comfortable and attractive, and the money thns expended will be amply rewarded. The new house at Confluence is a two story building, with three good rooms. The advanced grade oc cupying the upper floor, has a large room, well lighted, and contains an abundance ol hltu.t.lwMrd surface. This bnlldinv trivea , Connm.noe ir has ,nn? n(lp), j hwi raoilities. Too little attention is given to selecting nil. iif. I tiiuu.i.i i,.io. " I'uoum erecteil. As real estate advance it will be come more difficult to secure land. Tbe time will soon come when it will be neces sary for each house to be surrounded by a pnier playground, and money expended in lieaiitifyiiig school houses and their sur roundings will not long lie barren of good results. We believe that both mind and heart are affected and greatly modified by external objects. Children will imbilie pure and rcliticd thoughts from their surround ings, as well as from their teacher, and hence the gve titcst efforts should be made to render such surroundings the most endearing. Two hundred and forty teachers were em ployed during the past school term, and with few exceptions have done good work. Many entered ujiou the work earnestly, seeming to fully realize the resjioiisible trust commit ted to their care, and wherever I found the teacher deeply interested there I found the scholars well employed. Our county being somewhat distant from State normal schools, very few of the teach ers receive the much needed special train ing before entering upon their responsible duties. This need is wirtially supplied by local normal schools oierated in different parts of the county, und to the progressive spirit of the teachers of these schools is due much of the successful work of the public schools. A tmall per cent, of the teachers read educational journals or works on teach- ing, consequently many teach year after I year with much the same methods, not car- ing to rise higher in the profession orad- van.-e the liett interests of the schools. ; The county institute was held at Sjmersct during the week commencing December 3i j ssl. Two hundred and twelve teachers j were in attendan.-e. The late act granting : the time to all teachers who attend has had . I a salutarv crtit. Our instructors were l)r. J..-1 t 1 j. ji. niioeiuaKiT, oi ciiaiiioersuur: Pr. .V. . Schaeffcr, of Kutztown, R. Bruce Hayes, .I,.f I.J; flba M.im I ., f "f of jieiie ernon. r.veninc lectures were ue- iivere. oy ur. sc.ia,.r.er ami ineodore ill- ton. 'f he leading teachers of the county took an actiyc part in the work of the insf i ti)te. and all vere pleased with the week's work. The muic of the institute was under the control of Prof. I. J. HeiHey and W. II. Kupjiel. F.sq. At the opening of each ses sion Mr. Itupple instructed the teachers in music, and songs from'Oolden Carols" were sung. A marked interest was taken by the teachers in this exercise, and I am pleased to note that no other part of the instruction given during tbe week gave greater satisfac tion, and was carried, back to tin; vhoq rootu more, than Uig music. n m;:ny of thp school vbup.) after institute the school en gaged in that pleasing nd iMifihtitil Pef cisc of siiigiiig. Nothing does more to re? iicve ihf. monotony of .H:ioui work than a guo.l iong well snug, and it is uryed wher ever at ali prai:dcabie teachers wiii encour- ever at ali pratdcabie te age l.d gool ork lgui Only four districts of i in. the county belddis- trlct institutex, and Elklick and Greenville 1 had local superintendents. To s-e the ad vantages of local supervision we need only visit the schools of the districts employing them. During tbe year I held fourteen public examinations, examined three hundscd and twenty-six applicants, issiiing threp hun dred jnd four provisional, and seven pro (eksiiiiiul ecrtiU'ati-;VUited all tbe schools of the county once, and a number the second time. In many districts was accompanied by directors and frequently by patrons. In oonclusion, I heri'by tender my kindest thanks to all who co-operated in my first year's work. J. C. Wem.er, County Superintendent. Think of it ! Men' full tock, half dou ble sole utoga Show at M cents a pair; men's fine buttoned or lace shoes at 1.37; ladies' fine kid button or luce shoes at W cents a pair; carpet slippers at ST conts; Inltmt's button shoes at 3" cents; boat sole leather at gl cni.U jier pound. The largest, cheapest and haul selection of fchocs in the comity just received at 1'atilG. Nowag' chfspstore, Berlin, Ta, . To Fahkbs. We are Hour taking onlers for Iiangh A Son's iK.ul.lo Eagle I'husphaie tor fa" sding at .iper sack of -.-no pounds, r 5Js pr ,on 01 ten sacks, on irai a, wm- i"'"t Station, or at our ware-house. The ract j Double Eagle brand is one among the Deft burrid eheaest on the market, and the use of j it may add per cent, to the yield of your Top. To those l a distance will say, send Rouble Eagle brand is one among the bet io umik u.r nia M.itik . r I V'w ,ure J uwfMW' . . , , . , ,. ' . , . i, " , ' ' " ,"a ' ? ' fth Vf " ,be K''-f " tI,at ihe sun was coi.ling oil, and a perfectly yegetafale Ht(tr "f,vtof wU tWf ytjy l,Mf natural color, and muc a new gTowth where It has fallen ;,if. , d.s m4 In anv manner affect the ; whrh suloUur. sapir of lead and j nJtrate of silver preparations Lave done. It will chatifre light or failed bair tn a few days tu beautiful glue? brown. Ask your drniotist for it Kach bottle is warranted. Smith, Kline 6t Co., wholesale age'.i adelphia, and C. X. Crt'.',Jico. At?' ,Uits 1, a man caiaeH Milcr, who I VV'fi.iL'ii ; Wesiii'n ton dontv '-.f or V' u,,- Vecama Itauv. td oonoratkMt tj What ho had already suttVred, the court recently pave a decree that he be discharged upon the ay ment of the costs of prosecution and arres. Pcftxrr so ScasTmrriow. Insist upon having Floreston Cologne. It is gre:T giv perior in permanence tp iraov of fra-ftrant. j WA.itiih. A Niy iir rmir.? nun l 1mm i fii-nr tuL In., I m.lf ... I dL IL....L l...r.l, ' at fai-tory. ! ticbhart' Ik-st Klvur, iiiiinufitctiircil tm Itltir the "new itradtial reiiurtitiu i.nniss." r - , , by Simon tiebLart V Soiii. Try :i barn l. Price s 1st less than Vinnua. C.X'K & rtKF.RITS. FAPrn Colors Rcstobed Failed ct gray hair gradually rms.vers its youthful color and lustre by the nee of Parker's Hair Ha! am, an elegant dressing, ad.iirl for i purity and rich perfume. filmic Academy, New Centreville, Penn'a. (tilade P. O.,) will reopen July :;i, 1-w.'. Rev. V. W. Deatrick, princijial; I. S. Sny der and Jno. S.Will, graduates of State Nor mal school, assistants. Wht Womex I'sb It. Because they have learned by experience that it overcomes de spondency, indigestion, weakuiv-s in the back and other troubles of the sex is why women everywhere use Parker's (linger Tonic Ifttme Journal. Relioiols. No rn.vidcnco preventing, there will be divine services in the Evan gelical church iu Somerset July 30, at 10:: a in., and at 2:J0 i. in. in the St. J church, three miles sonth ot Somerset, and in the evening of the same day in the Wcl ler church, 2i miles west of Somerset. W. A. Reisisoee. Normal School. The fall term of the Cross Roads normal will open August 7th and continue nine weeks, closing with an examination by the county superintendent.. Special attention will be given to the com mon branches, and every effort put forth to prepare teachers for the work of the school room and the examination. I. L. WiAjtn, Tea. l.er. SrrjctAL Mention. During a recent visit to Johnstown, wc dropped in to sec Curt. (1 Campbell, the popular Main street druggi.-t. and found him a courteous and obliging gentleman. Mr. Campbell's store is at Main street, and his line of Drugs, Jledi fines. Dye Stuffs. Perfumes, m),l Toilet Ar ticles is large and complete. He keens no old, stale stock, but everything fresh and re liable. We would advise our readers to call on him when in Johnstown: and our farmer friends and phvsicians will find it to their advantage to consult him on any thing in bis line before purchasing elsewhere. Secal Telegram. A Pi.f.asaxt Let-ilk. Zetland, Mich. Please find enclosed draft for amount of in voice, May 7, 17.1. The llaxter's Mandrake Bitters give the best satisfaction of any pat ent medicine I handle. They havaa.iv.-r tised themselves after selling a few bottie.-., and I warrant every Kittle. N. DeKeikk, Druggist. Ililliouiiess, Liver Complaint, PU.iiirss in the head. Indigestion, Constipation, ami all similar diseases, yield readily to the ef fect of Raster's Mandrake Hitters, price -J.". cents per bottle. Normal School A normal school will be ocncd at Rockwood July :;st, ami con tinue in session nine weeks. While the normal department will Is- devoted mainly to the interests of tea. hers, hy giving a thor ough drill in the common and higher Kr.g- lisli brailL-lii"., tlierp will also bo a orimarv " ,1......-.,,.... ft,- ,1.... 4 f . .1. ..I ,n I'liiiiiirni .... i.p.st; hoi i:ir viiouii anvanc-t-tl to enter tli tionna! ilrpartiucnt. All IKTsons wishing to tcaili, or acquire:! gooil jintctii al t-dii. ation. will iiinl it to tiioir a.l vantage to attend this c1hki!. The wliolc slicing with a pul.lic examination l-y t'ne eotuity siipprintt-tiilenf. i K. Fep.xe; I. II. t.Kisri.. Tenclii-rs. 1 would resperlfully inform my friends of Somerset county that 1 have openeil a new dru; store at 2"2 Main Str t, Johnstown, I'a., where I would lie pleased to see them. My stock ctmsisis of 1'urc Dnirs, Cheniimls. 1'atent Meiliciii'-s, Dye Stuff-:, Jcrft;mery and Fancy (ioods ?eiierally. A; this season I would cull uttflHiort to ti.C iusvetrades, such as Pure Taris Ijrcea, Pure Powdereil White lleJlibore, Persian Jnats-t Powder, etc., Whcrt i:i mvd of anything iu the drtlS linr eoi.it! him! -ee iu or wril.r for picrs. All iiiijiiiries .heerfuily answered. I 'll VS. tiltlKKtlli, Main Streit. Heaver (nll.c and Musical Iosti'.titc ..ens its I'stn year .sH'ptenioer li'tli. arii fers tlie lollowinr advantages: 1. ILs l(K-ation is beaut :fnl. t.lm!iMt mid a. tractive. 2. It is established, and its tvpututp..; Tor thorouj;li work is uiisiriu'-s5;,t, I. Its Preiiftir,t U it ii,xkwlu uinl prac tical e.imtui, ;.;i,t its Fai'iilty ample ami csperaniU. 4. It lias siiprii.ir si'Ii.m.I ati.l revitaii.m nnjiiis, all mi tlie first rl'sir. !i. It lias extensivcapiKiratus, an etoollon; taleaonp... anil a l.iti'jcalar inii-rasipo. 0 Its b.ariliT's nsmis are nirv i.Wsant v. it-s ij.Miriurs nsmis are nir . iuras.1111 ami well tnrnislieil. - 1. 1 1-1 1 . -ii- I Wd. 1 Si: Dairr. per boL 11, Kayt. Cotton, If.s li.mits.pke i-liaracier pupils lajiiijl j Wni ,r lb. i' JT C"..n. M ixe.1, ia." ,c : Wool in the familv of the l'ri;Jt-rif, en, 1 is'y;. See.1s, Timothy, per b.i.iiel. 1 0 , ". -ii. 11 . 3 04: Clover, a ISaS Si for small: 5 ia fiA tor If snperiiw imtau-al a.lvantaws all its Ujvt Tallow.-Couiitry, sas'c: Hoe-wax, -m-a priife-sMir. :uil tuai'liiTS lM-in rtr-ident id the per lb. Yineir.ir. Country, lualOc per guL .......11., ; tJroceriM. lain ii.v 9. Its . , , ,, , iiivt-u-til lirtll, pl( oriian an.l rrrti.t iil.in.i I mr I n'ont v lit:, nr. mill nt . 1 " 1 R"". 10. Its Kvmnasti.- exPr(.iM, smsre plus-j , , , , , , leal culture and ilevt-lupmt-nt. 11 Its ailinlrs!.l url d..iu.r'io.it 11. its aunnraoie art mimr-muit. 12. lis price are moderate, and it renders 1 1 c --1. : . . on et.nivalent for all it receives. Send for new oin-nlar to the Presiii.-nt, Iiev. R. T. Taylor. Beaver. I'a. riI lill-.U. - " " -- -" WALK EI. At Ursiujv, Vts curitr. on s July 18, Col. J. P. JL Walter, a'tsl J yesrs, 1 mrinl lis t,rA V: duvs. Ho was lwrie.1 in tl.o Lutheran gi-aveyai.l af IVtershursr. mmmmmmmm-mm' IMXEIUIKT KAKIirrT Orractl h, Coca B.aa.w. DRauas i r.umrr r.ROCERIES. FLOUR & FEED Apples, dried, " . ,ai. imtter rai Tl.V,' ?. " """ ,J.; ' ' (tnXV Wei Aopieisiti llrsn Butter, (roll Buckwheat's t.uji meal, WO las r;verazt Eaooa, shoulders, f t - lidea, - " country hams, ft Corn, (ear) y bushel (shelled) meal f 1. Calf skins, ft Si I, ,1 ! , I ,,.JX i C.-.sfSi " ,.T,.?T -JS1; A 111 ,1 w Kaas. V dos. Flour, V bbl. .- v!S Flaxseed, ba. (60 t ' '".r' Hams. (UKr-curvi!) Lard. ? 1 Jjeatber, red sole, V t ' V lU.per, kip. " Uliddlinn, and chop lo ai.. Oats, do Poutoes, ft bo (newt Peathei, dsied, ia....,' Jsa.'S, -f W ivil, Vo. . f WO. extra - ttrowtd Alum, per sack. - Ash ton. per sack flurar, yellow f " white Tallow, 5 . Wheat, y ba Wool, at k. SiefeSO- JjJXECUTORS' 0TJC$. of J"!;? if. a Walter, lata of Vnioa ErJto. somerset Co.. Pa dee d. XUii ' nvnsLCcntsry on tbe ab-y tUl4 Sarins' 'Veea irranted to te an.1;i... kl rJ prapei1 auinonty, sucks U aaiMiy tfUira T!.; tujeMBBUy. uH.ay of ISepC. at t V.vftri Mavu It tXdrtln I rsina Korxjh. rig i rsina itor.fi S. A. PHIXVSON, J. ii. UA) IB. jy-t ' Fxeeutbrs. ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE, Estate ef John W. Haines, 1st of i T wp Someraet Csiied. Letter! of admlaiatntUiu e ,Ue estate havlna; beea granted to tbe nrdcttMt by Um proper ao - thorlty, notkw ',$ !teay given t all penuss la- debteal to -frL aacate to make UutnedlaU say. aie- iJ taose aarina; elei-n, against It te r etef tkea daly aatbtnUra-l for aetUeawsi on 1kiandT the 7th dar ot September lees, at 1 'clock F. M. at tne late rwvi race of deceased. JfJSlAal KE1X.EK, i7-St Adaitaastratur. i TIIE "OABDEN OF THE WEST.' TU THE FAKVEES OF rENNSVLVAM V ! I give you r ir.Iix! inv lt.n;.-n 1.1 c me itoir ami see Ifils 'O.trdr.n ot the West" 'urOirrt Mi j st'uri. Y(,u UiAl nrc. weary wltn t;irius oi ex j a-iaufsl ff.rtilitr. an.l ytm thnt bitvs farailirsnf I l snmiDC oj. wli... yon wish toertaMtsh naos firms turner aud tictle'r ami rbsmpAr Ibao r within yoar rtach tn the old HiaIs, and yoa tbt i .iw.ro a cone "f cliail, coroe and'see this rountrr la lie prime, aUw with gol.in hr- vests, where the irreit nutltng Celits uf corn mur- oinr rael.sliss of isee Dd welcome to the vlaiuir. I "Sein is belteviDK." I hcw bit tarms persoa I ally, free of enanre, to any one desiring to Inspect them. I -Mouth East Wiseorsi"' eoniprisn that peirt ; ot the SlAlc tsirdeml oa the east hj Illinois, and on the north by Iowa. It embraces a territory 1 ahoat lOi miles ire. eelerraie.l for Its tenuity, j slubrltj of ellmaia, accessibility to markets, lii ! veraity of laanscape. sad iu mnltlfarious pmlaa- tiuos. It lies in clreet eonnHlti. by truss lines I of railw.1T. with Chicago, fhiladellihia and New 1 orit. rer:s i omer. peere n i political ireenom pruvall. Forty thuoianu' fenosylvaalaos alreauy reside in Missouri. In Uil fine district 1 hre fur ale stout three t and red farms, varying in siui. iuaiuy price md equipments to suit the wuu ot customers. I Sesi I iu liEscairnva Lists to Asv Addkkss Faaa or C'H.taaa. Fnres rnnsre from tto to tioo per acre. Lt me briefly outline one sample farm ef the higher priced cia. that of Mr. W. 3d. Haxter, 10 miles west ol Uannltial, (in Marlon County), 210 acres rich est "riRiicaost lump land." ail fenced, 40 acres 5xl timber, 00 evrcs blue irmss, 3 Que springs ii.evrrfsillnv), lare brick mansion (cost otcr slo.OUO) ; soli ol unsurpassed leruiity, produrln in erleotion al! ftaniiard icrains. vetcetahles sua fruits. U. K. station on the premlnes ; six tratns psssdnlly; wittiln hall-hour s ride of Hannibal, a thriving city ot l..iiUv (s.p. Price, sso per acre, part cash, remainder on most reiaonahto term. fhe ratlvay fare of purchaser rea sis kome to Palmyra and return urtll be alloicri at part 0 the ceh payment. Title guaranteed perfect. address Ht).Mh.K U. W lM HKLLs liesl Kstate Aent sad Commissioner of Imml grctlon lor Missouri, Palmyra, Marlon Co., Mo. jys-lm N OTICE. Ptchestahl No. -261, Ana. Term, vs. J lssi Fr&ncia K. Younx. ( Foreign Attachment. Siwersct County, is. The Ccmmonweslih of Pean lyivanla. To '.he Sheriff of isomerset Couo tv, (irretlnit : We command yoa that yoa at-tac-h Francis II. Y'.unir lie of voureounty, by all and tioxulsr his aoo.ii and ebstiets, lan.lt and tencmouts, in whue ban-Is or piwsession Ter the same may b, so that he le an t appear bu'ore eur Court ol Cvxni41 Pleas to be holoen at s.m eret. Iu and for said ?oun:y. on the tourlb Mon day of Aukusi there to autwer Phelw -siahl of a plea of debt tor a sum not exccedinK taw. And vou are herebv commanded to summon u:M a'.l oluer persons in wfavse hands or Mi.seslon the said iiikmU ab.t chaiteis, Innd, sr.a tenements, or sny ot them may be attached, that tncy lj and appear beture said Court, at the day sud place mentioned In tbe above Tint, to answer wnat riiait do osjecte.1 airaiust iddi, ami abide the judirmeut of the suld Court therein. And haTe y..u then there this writ. Wltue?t- the liDorab!e Wm. J. Bacr. Presi dent Judjre at Sviuersel this -.'Jnd day of July in the year 01 cur Lord oao thousand riht huu.lre l and eiithty-t... S. r. TKLNT. Pr.itliouotary. lly virtue of the within writ of lUUKhraeut tome directed. I went upon the premises ot the defen dant, Francis 11. Younit, and nndini no one In Is.ssei.,n of said preunsci. I attaciie.1 ail tbe riii lit. titie. interest ao.l ctnita of said defendant, Francis H. Youu, ot. in, and lo the following de s. ril.j.1 real estaio, viz: A certain tract ol land situate in Brothersrlley township, Somerset county. Pa., adjoining Umis ot Levi Huecr. J.sieph Coleman, John F..ucl, Siamuel bittner nn.1 ot. 1 eri. Centainltir twelTe screa. nwre or less, ( be inir timtier Unoj with the sppurtenan.'frs, Mth Julyl-sj. Nihil as 10 Francis H. Youc. So answers JOHN J. SPANC.LF.R. Sheriff. Pu'ilUUe-l lij order of Court. WM. J. BAEK. jy.-J) President Judge. ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE. OF VAM AHI.i; REAL EST ATE. By virtue of an unier of sale issued out of ihe Ihrpaaii.V Court of Soaierswft County, Pcnn., aotl to me tilrefted, I will cxKee to !e by public outcry, un tue prcmifcit, on SATURDAY, Avq. lOtf,, 1S82, at one o'clock in the fterao..n, the Sarfuce Soil of all that certain tract ol lurit illume in t'pper lurkeyfoot township. Somerset county. Penn'a., adjoinlnir lands of Jacob May. AditUne Hine buuich, pittburith at HMtimore Coal, Coke & lr.n Company, Frederick Younkin'4 estate HUdorhers, containing 1J4 a.res, m'.re or lesa. Includinif the Ice simple of i!Te acres around the house and tLarn, with reserratius ot isml iordomestie and agricul tural ouriViseg ; about oi acres there.f cleared, and having thereon rrevted a two-story loic house ' i"1 loir lsrn : late the estate of Cliaries May, I flaj.'.l Uet l- Cash. Tea per out. of purchase uvmey to be paid 00 day ot sale. (ne-itiirl o! ay Milanee there mny be alter payment of all .lefts to re main a lien un the land ia Ueu ol trie dower to the widow. iAN IEL RHI AIS. ly-l Administrator. A D MI X 1 ST HATOIVS N OTIC E. LdUto ol Curtis Kooszr, lata of Sumrrset bcrotth sx.inerret Uo.. fa., .lev- d. Letters of administation on the a'oove estate having Iwen xmnted to the underittned by the f.r'-per auttifirlty, n..-.k-e is terei.y niven to thore ndebted to the "said estate U make immediate payment, and tho&o liaviL claims or demands attalnst It to pre-ent them .iuly authenticated lor settlement, at the office ot F. j. Kooaer. tiomerse!. Fa., ua or befvre Ve.inea iav. Aukud. v li W. V. MKISEll, 3y Admini-.trator. nMTOil3f ice7 At n tlrplians' Court htl.l st Somerset, Pa., on the 'iuth dav of April. A. U. lssi, the uai'.er!.ivne.l Aifiitor wsduly appointetl to make a distribu tion ol lh,i iun.is in the hands of Adam 11. Man rer, Admitii'trstor of Sarah Ihr. dee d., to and anions; I'.ioe lea-ally eniitlcd thereto, hereby Ives notice that hs will att.'ir.l to the duties of tne above appointment on Wednesday, the 21 day of Auirust. I '"'i. at bis orKce. in the bonuh of Somerset, Ha., when and wlier-; a!l persons irter- f I estod can attend if they sre proper. 1 t jxo. r. scfvrr. .ivw Audi! or. MAKKKT KKPORT. I (;..rrectcd wftily J. R. HcaMy, Son a, Co., W'liolesais f t.rdiK.eOo'uiffiissi..Q Merchants, Pitu- ! "Ui;h. Fi., ivuaitf PrtMlnre. : A( ,e nutt4)r,r,or sal, i:5-. Hae..s.-foun- trv Clear Side;, saloc: Kit., ;ys; s.uou.d-rs. heese. New Uhio Factory. llalJc. I fried Fruits, Apples, sliced, 6a7e: do, iiuarters, oaoe ; Peacl.es, halves, 6Tc: isreicd, do. loa.oc : pitted Cherries tEU'Sr : Kanpls-rries, 4iOV; ; Biacklier ries,lal7c: lrlh for ail. i ethets. Live Ocese. per lb. SoatiOc ; Jliscd. tiU. Funs, per dotea. ITalSe; Maple SweeisSyruti voal un per sal; Suiter. Italic "per lu.: Muaar liran.. im ons Onion setts, vr bush ( ooa 00. Butter iH.M V..II -li, ,. l,.ltv vIJvi lhickdna. j ;oasOc per pair, acvuri'iinx tome; Hreseci. per lb. Halic : Turkey. loa:iv;: Gw-e, 6aac : Duck. fiiuh-i rial Si tier bushel : Sweets. ! 5 Una ou. Salt, No. 1 pert.'l, 1 'm: tutra. r Orecn Coffee, Fancy Kio, per lit. 1 :Clioioe d u, Frinie Rio .lie: Good Kio, 10c Or- ilinarr. O'.c : Java. itOaC. 1,... .71 tv.ll. In mm, r,r!S. I'll IB.- low. I i sr irrades. $MZr In hula, laaloc: Java, paper: 6c : Jaa."buili.2u-ii. 'Suirars. Mandatd A, er lb.o-Xc: WlndK.s A, f'v; Prarie B, ;c: Kcaaed Velk.v, a.-. Mollssses Yellow. TUkic : irn.jlai.l. K 'e; Fowderrd, w-e; Crusno.1 low, vj?.-,c; CatLoat. l. -c. 1 s,vruts t.aoKe .iiai'U iuYoreu, .Tic: rri.ao , il.tolce Sattar Syrer. 5 : Prime !fjvrars..r;a, : i (jood sugar Syrup, Mr; j DKi- KiaM, per IU, ,V Carolina, S 1 Tcw Orleans Mnlaes, Choice, T ': Sirimly . prim,, ; Frliiw. j Teas, oiiBaf Myfon, per Hi, 2-V.alOO: Oun- pnsr.'.er, !ft al vi : Imperial. SS.iyjc: Japan, s ,f,0D;,!:rScii; Sl' r- 1 iati.ii v.; ar full wiikrht tsc? Site:;rlne. tier , , 12' ; Mould, per set, ' tiralu, flour, reeel. Ac. wheat.-rrlme Red V. imer, I S , .xlt- urn. 1 3"l as. , eorn Hlsh mixed Slullcd, fj: ; Yellow I Sl.et'.vsl. gianoe : Ear Curn. -iiuwck j tints, Prime WaUe. oa ; .Ulied, tTaiSc. Wei"TO : 1 1 Bariey k M fir Prtme North-western !Sr-nna: Meal uu..r?dlluia. j ili.ur Fancy Patents, ("prins and winteT) 1 s fcoasuo : rKDtT 91. axiuis. iwiutvrj o -- r Family White Ainlr arsl Winter, T :5a 8 0u: Choice F.ily. (choice red winter) 7- 7 ?.1 : XX Familv. (medinm winter) 7 oi7 2i: 1 XXX Halters' (Minnesota) i 2Es7 t: XXHakets'J ( Wisconsin) 7 S57 -"o: Cornmeal, a.-soc, n per. meal mciium hraml 0S -ii er bM ; Fancy 7 7ias CO: Kre Flour. 5 75ai? CO. -"i:i Feed White 3Ild.lllDt, s OPaSO .'i . roar?, do. 25 ooJ 00 : SwaJi 21 OOiiaizi ! Bran. 18 &o18 00: Chonvei vL ?Z 0w:4 ."O. J HaT-PriTi!TiTaoiay.i i Xia ' I 1 1'lil . -JJ , 1'a.ri-i, nb s I : Priiae e aio, li l 17 W. i ViIsIcd antl Ua toeh. : R. C- ShouMers, lVfl I El. S C Hreakla-i be.a I srro.-airai Ft K C Him m Ih 1V.F, lts's: fcx. S. tHHsl heef. in sets, li'e: Keel, T .... . . 1 m . . if. Itum. al IZiiill Short Sin Side.. :lo,Clar Side. lsV; i i Ma Puis, per bbl, 21 11 : do. Short Cut Fai'ui- ty. w io M pes., I" h"l. a Lsril, Refined, ' summer use. In tierces. Ur do. In i .halt bnj. ti'e : .iTS i 'a buckets. 13d-: i do. 3 11. 1nIK 0 11m in raao, " , r.fL t do. 5 Ih niil i3c ; do. lb pails, Wrf ; "". ' lu. 1 lb paiU, l4c. "- i Cattle Fair u Prime Shtppins. TS07 r enav 1 iU '""n to wor.1 l.ntchcrinir 7;7 oO; tiuJ'J and 5 I '' -'"". 4 004 00 ; Veals, a;e. ' Ii"iJVLii 'Sheep 4minon to Fair. i OVai M, aad ' it ..-fi , S Of"l to Prime, at Ooai to i Lambs. 7 tS SO .. ' : Hrs Phiiailelphla Hoifs, 7 rsM lo: d U,HI Cora Fed Yorkers, t ,sT fs: Grusers. e -ja7 t -rTTJy? 1 Mf A star () Indicates that the qwjtatioas i lie i ; unoppci' aa .e idsanied since Uu4 Uaa. - ! trN.JBrl,:BuB9g F'.rs-,,tJ,BS BONE AT S3.00PER TON LESS Than Can be Purchased Elsewhere. Warranted Pure Slaughter-House Bone Dust. Xot i w will ullaurllnss Dust bv analysis at sans , - hur. It . hitrhevln Bona I A DISSOLVED BONE DUST AND BONE FERTILIZERS Ur.ik.m. I ph . . ' ' j j i 1 ! I Jror i4-1rD iparatasMl eewt for the rwawr te . Swar Tmt IMelviel B Saw Boa PMtraaM ta ejaleli aM lateaetael far aaewely BARGAINS GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S In BONNETS AND HATS, AXI MILLINEEY GOODS. 15c. GINGHAMS REDUCED TO 10 CENTS! PAEASOLS 5 Cents ! FANS 2 Cents! Bargain in LACE CURTAINS! It will j-ay GEIS FOTSER & QUINN'S, O. iT. BO"5TJD keep la stock all the leading and special DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS lis" THE MARKET! Alum, Borax, Sulphur, Rochello Epsom and Claubar Salts, Chlorate Potash, Camphor, Cum Arabic, Salt Petre, Ac. Many articles iu. b as Cream of Tartar, Soda, f Cinnamon, Cloves, (linger, Xs., that are put up In Parkayei are largely adulterated. 1 keep them In Hoik ouly, and will ifuarantee all article tu oe Flav-irinic Extraeta, Vanilla, Lemon, fee., they are made tro.n nothing; bat THE BEST MATERIALS! In Dye MturM I keep Lovwoo.1, Madder, Blue VltruL Indiiro. Muriate Tin, Cochineal. Sllerlno: kc., (te All the leadinK Patent Medicines, St. Jacobs On. Peruna. Manalin. Kidney Wort, Hop Hitters, August Flower, (erman Syrup, Morse Indian Koot Pills, Ely's Balm, fco., fca. HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS! Physicians' PresiriptloDS and Family Receipts rilled with care, and noe bat Pure limp rii. ner.se. I. Fancv and Toilet Articles in Ureat Variety. Suecta. Iei and Eye Ula Ui ion aiL. Box Papers, Blank Books. School Books. Slates. Pencils, Ink. Envelop. Paper, and Stationery of all kinds Country merchant are Invitee) to call Stationery, fce., ic. if itood ttsids and Low Prices will secure the Drag Trade of Somerset County, thea I propose to secure IU Call and see me whether Jott wish to buy or not. Ketpeclially, C. N. BOYD. MAMMOTH ULOCK, SOMERSET. PA J TJ ST OPENED! A LARGE PAEASOLS FANS ;ll ill lli? PLADf A3D 3S9ZSES SILKS AND SATINS, NUNS' VEnJNGS,'nU BUNTINGS, ILLUMINATED DEBEIGES, NETV PLAIDS and STRIPES for Combination Suits. Chintzes, Morries, Ginghams, Zanzibar Snitings. &e. Also, a Big Assortment of GLOVES JLIsTD HOSIERY ! in Cotton, Berlin Zephyr Shawls, Ulsters and L ight Coats, - GEO. KEIPER & CO.'S, 255 & 257 MAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWE, ?A. OXK W! ICE TO ALL, tsfAVRITP FOR SAMPLES.- LOUIS LUCKHARDT, JR., 103 Clinton Strt. JOHNSTOV7N, DEAL. EX IS WALTHAM, ELCIN, SPRINGFIELD, ROCK FORD, HAMDEN, HOWARD and SWISS WATCHES, in Cold and Silver Open-face) and Hunting Cases. Key and Stem winding Watches. A F.LL LINE 6F CHOICE 1 Steamed, Sot Boiled, Not Bleached. price as any other Bone In the martet. an Phosphate arid Ammonia than any other B lerTn Ammonia than Peruvian Cuano. I. 1. .Uk.. Pure Chemicals and Super-Phosphates. Joshua Horner, Jr. & Co., BALTIMORE, MARYIDs ALL )'u to call fit pat ap under my cm name, and can aiure all that and get quotations on Grocers Uruaa, live Starts. STOCK OF AND SUN-SHADF't'3r Silk ami li-le Threxls. - A.X - AXI) XO DEVIATIOX. MUSICAL 15STSIIME)iT3. s raturn 13 per ton to one in .JTTtrT' assl lars ealatee ..in trained can lie 1 t
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