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Somerset Ilcrald.
ci:i U. SCl'LU Editor.
sDAY August , 1SG.
iKU.l-l v.il! be writ to any address
mnty fir fifty cents from now until
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'ihelluiALB Tablet.
fi l', WlI'JOl'IN'G f riH atiJ Hron
; , in.n.e.iiatolv relieve! hv Sliiloir- Cure.
1 f p -jous at
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1". r Unie Back. r-id or CLo iUh'a
. p, j riastT. I'riee !' ccnti.
.ITntu.i. tab:.-:- f-r-ale at Hius. Jf. Fih
rr'k Vlitak btorr.
The old :, "' ) "-enswur- at
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J. Ii. SNYHKU V t .. ri.
I:;i!l .-huuld U-C the H KHALI)
JlVitii.t.t Frame
1 ':IY t 'ioiks at
i.weir r-.r i I.
jt l .vtiv lttii:j :i new, and very
V
4 J. il. I'KB A. t'o-'s.
l:i'I.IS Mt.UTS, made miocrablc
terrible cotis'.i. ShilohV fit re is the
V f--r you.
by
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I 'jdi-s men hholild order tie-:r Kill slid
Ijet-.Ii-'.-'is ptrt up i'i pa "- W print
the very h:iv.-li;n-?t
A new h.-l iiH
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win: r i UtlhitiL,
jnst reeeivtl :it
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qui
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UAflvISti )I"G1I -i;i be so
in-il tw Shiioh's fure. Wet'uar-
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our lawns, oiess riiigiiams. j
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1,1
f j.;;. sni iir a o. s.
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J.';!:::! Tin-:;), health and sv,.i'l
fsecttn-1 by SbilotiN ":itarrh llvmi-dy.
etc..
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;.iits Nasal li:j-.s tor tree.
- ' i-.nd hand two horse erria:r" for sale
cl iby
f r 1 .1. i. Hoi iii r.H'.t M.
.1.1. itV SI i- l i-li with Iiyipcpdaaml
, Liver-' .-n-pl.ii.it '.' Mi'iol.'s Yitalier is
g- i.i-? to cure you.
Rils, carpets, carpets closing out at
' J.k .Fnyih-r & fo.V. llon't mi-s liiis cham-e
of fating (heap car ct.
T'i ioie-t assortment of Watches lochs,
i fry, Siivir-plaled V. are. .s-iKsta.es.
l..tfc'u--es. -er brought t.. Souu-rset conn- j
ty atli. M -!ow - i s.
'; IhOH'S Col'Gll
I and Consumption j
J M,id S-y t:s on a guarantee. It cures j
com.0iaoti-';i.
If To'.i want f;rst-e!:.s
.I'ior.crv at small
costV-iy the Hi:ku,h pack.-'
ajdll orl t-rsi-s put up in
Note, Kel'.lT
s v jj . i .ii .
n't
the thing for bn:nej men. j
7' nti:iv Ma'.lf Sugar. Racon, Wheat,
ji v oot.-it.K-s and Reins for cash or in x- j
lusnve for Merchandise of our line of usioV
i: .v j r.
hi is.
Vc would not blame any
5Ut at 'he p-i-e J. Mivi. r
t. : u-.i i. swan -, l.-.i.i; nv
tor stea in
Co. :i:ee;i- j
'a-.- iv. ire :
tiiug t in tn
' W i.nisi nave a new l
t f ,i..l tl.elu.
I
It 1 -
J.e county M-ys : " 'Ron; b .-n 1:1
4 i kno.Vstiieeifili.ii sutier-n o
v., i:
icom.i,
? that
' -!e dii -.-ase "
'' fflill.oirs VITAT.U'l R is what you
rxtmii for Constipation. l.os of Ap;-.-'i-e, j
an! all
sviuntoms
lt:.i.ia. l'ri.-e In
7in4 " cents ocr bottle.
'"' fiiohart's R.-st Flu:;;-, imiuuf.ivlur
i
1 un-'
Wj:be "new pradtial reduction pMicss,"
by iimon Uebhart .V Sous. Try a barrel.
Vriii- ?- "o 1. than Vienna.
i C,m k A Rvi:rits.
8:..le Aca-'.emy, New C.-nt reville, IVnn'a.
(tili-' P. O..) will re. .pen July 1-sJ.
Ti. Vi. W. Di-atrick, principal; I. S. Sny
dcrioi'l Jno. S.Will, gra.luatcs of State Nor
ma school, i;s.s-istan's.
(ffa-e Clocks. Nickel Clocks, Weight
C. &s. I .ever Clocks, Calendars, Mantle
fS i.s-. I'.ronze Clo.k, R'.a.k Walnnt
T Ik-. Rn nze Fi'jures in great variety, at
E. f. ! -well's.
Zf 'oxtatoss am Ri i:.m:fs. We wish
to Jpv that we are now prepared to furnish
theJj.M white lime, calcined plaster and ct
W'BV itf live t .i ti-n Ivim-l lots, at pricis less
B city quotations. Im-al freight a.i.h-d
i. I e r-tir prices elscv ;. re in hal column
.is ji;-r.
Cook .1 Br.KR'TR.
Tie sale tt the real e-iate if Mathias
f.ii'.is, late of Souo-rset township, dis-cas-st,
fcas bts-n rontir.-.ii .l until Tuesday of
AneV-t conn next, et the court house, un
less aoid at private sale sooner. Persons
Josirous to ?;-,;y wiii 4-all noon Jacob Neifor
John H. l id. at S.iiaei-set. Pa.
TTiinkofil! Men's lull stock, half d. m-4tr-!e
st..ga Shoes at ss c-uts a pain men's
. buttoned or lace s-hi-s at ?1."7; ladies'
1 kid button or Ime shoes at Weenie a
i carpet slippers r.t .'.7 cents; infant's
I . km shoes at :r7 cents: best sole leather at
51 ejr' ts ier pound. The larirest, 'heripe:it
Iis( seli-ction of shoos in the county
ju. --e-vsl at PauKJ. Nowajt's cheap store.
lk.S:.. Pa.
f p-iHi.r. Ai-.vicF. I'o i:ot allow skepti
isl to overr.'h your Itctterjn.Vmcnt when
lli wtlieie oi trite incri: is plactsl before you.
If Jt arc dysin tU:-tr your kidneys .J
"r Jtrc aff.ct e.l, uelav in. loi: --r ; procure a
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bofif - of Swedish I'.iiiers, , ini'idlil !e rcni
s3jf. If will do more f.r you than we can
wHjt ;.lut it. See adv. ri-emeiit and t.ti
nm ::! in this paper.
t".-i.i at to Rrn.w i-. Vt'ef.fi'er at our
mrt.-eoron trai a on;ers station, in
ten Imrrel lots.
e Lime, jt bar-c!. ls-0 i,s j,.; sl.fij
iw-d I'iaster, per 11.1. 2 lbs in t. 2.Ui
barrel. 2 ll.. nci. 2.''
'v miarsntee.1.
Cook P.r.KRiTS.
," '' .sir r.-aders who ned trusses and
-r-'ip..rt. -s tt;; W g'a.l to lei.rn that the
yt sto.V. -verl.rotu:iit to S.iiiersi.t o.nnty
' muvod !.y C. N. Royd. He
V s a "li-alty if these ! and (rttar
v r- satisfR-tion. prl.is nre within the
rea ..full. A'.s,,, a nice fc ,,f ladii-s'
n4cr.t's shoul.;. - l.-us-s. p.. ti..t. fail to
m-a Ui.-r.i.
Bend this and t. '.l ,..-r n. ilds.rs that
Hi G. No wag has en'.arged his store room
Idwl to hit s1.hU of Shoes. Hats
;lt--r. Fancy ;oo'.s sn.-i Notions, Trunks.
hels, Wa ehes, 1oct-- anj Jewelrj'. an
icnse leeti.m of men's. llV's an! e'-.it.
lii's clothing, and invite? everybody to
foe and examine st.n k and prices. Men's
P's at Jl-"!; iine black suits at7..V)to.
75; lwnr suits to 4.; oliil,lr,.n-B
t suits .1.75 lo $4.0i). Hats- in endless va
ry. ..shI Wihii i-ats c-0 tiruts aIk.. sll
hading spilo ii tiiui summer styles of la-
I ' II-'us and Viilinerv joods.
Vet MAirtrT. Main StrM't. We have
1 iidid a large Refrigerator to our Meat
in -cl.ich s'l ma can be kej.t coo'
I "!"i. M::t?on. Reef. Porh. ic kept
"ss-MJy 5- tpri. tf en daily. Parties
ii'g .. at can have it kept in the F.efris?-
tomniil ran-!.
e aave. uu, IoO.Cvj new Lrici for sale.
ich we will sell ,y tlie hundml or thons-
i at a k;w price.
I Roms Datis Co.
Heri!
Washington county will hold four agri
cultural pibihitions tluriiiK the fall.
Mi Edith Needles, of Miiladcl.liia, j
; vwtiiig the .Missi s .iiruijBir. !
j Mr. J.'lni KuaMe. f riU-Owrtfi. in!
i ronton hi- .waiucrwcMton tu Snt
! Tite hay imp of Washington t-.Minty i
1 the largest (tatliured for years.
j It's very itujiortatit buins that hrinp a !
I Ijinirr t town these days. !
(V-.11! re county fanners are vuilainiiig j dutris, r.hon 1 uws t rubber stamp to
that thtir barns are t-i wnall t hold their j makcthe most lionililetlnulx of letterheads,
crops. ! with which nice white iarer is spoiled."
The days are now dit-nasing in h-ngtli at Ju.le Hall appointed the two Iudepend
the rate of two minutes every twenty-f-ur j exit Republican delegates to the state con-
hours.
S. I. Trent and the hn-al of the Hsu w.n
left f.tr faj May on .Monday. They e.t j?ct
to be absent aliout one week.
There are al prefem seven prisoners con-
fined in the county jao-s.x ma.es an.i one
female.
onr old fnTnd SamuelJ. How, f-lit..r of
the 7.'.i''.Tia Jmiruii!, ClearScld, I'a., has
been appointed rxjstmx-terat that place.
There were unusually large congregation
at our dirTerent churches on Sunday. The
pulpit of several of them were tilled bv
ministers from abroad.
fVrviee in Presbyterian ehun-h on next
?abla!li at 10:15 a. m. and 7A' p. m., by
I!ev. ''. 11. Himeaii. Swils fre-; visitors
welcotne.
Mr. Will A. Kimmeli.of Piltnlmrnh, spent
Sunday in S'miorsct. lie expects to return
some time in September to remain for a
week or ten uays.
Tbe Masonic fraternity of this county and
JoiinTown will hold a l.a-ket pic-nic in th;
Hiurii.s grove, .south of .-r:i, on the Msh
inst.
Mr. Gcirjfe . ( uriey, of the bomerset j
House, left. last week for Ijoirel, Md., to I
vi.-it his parents and friends. He will 1
absent for alout two weeks.
.c(K il picnics are iuor nunierous than in
former years, and from present indications
the season w iii alio In; a
way of "religious liicnire'
oiiiipmcvlings.
nvciy one in tiie
properly styh-1 j
A re
..l
!ar meeting of Hie W. C. T. I. will
lie held in tbe Iu.cip!e' church on Frida
j HU( TilO'-ll. xmi. u ...... . ....
I MT-ons interoteil in the w.,rk are invited to
ij
; ue rescnt.
i
I The boarders at the Somerset Hou-c and
n. Angus: utti. a; A o ciock. a.i
s .nieoi ltie Voiitn ano neainy oi ineiowii
indiibicd in a social dance on Friday even
ing. The music was fiiniishod by a strir.g
band from Johnstown, and was vcrv choice.
The occasion wa- .juite an enjoyable one.
Dr. A!ler; V. llrubakcr, of l'iiiiadeli.iiia,
arrived in Somerset on Friday evening,
where he will remain for several weeks. The
Iloctor is always sine of a hearty welcome
from his large number of warm friends
whenever he visils bis former home.
Sheriff John J. Cessna, of Redford, had a
ocil hore tliat go: sick ami toretiie tn-sii
..if his legs to the Ik.ik-s with his teeth. The
horse doctors couM not ten wliat aile.l toe ;
animal, and the s-tienlt permitlcl loin to I.
j Killeil.
A man named Slaver Everowitz was ar-
A ,.sj..i 0f havrkinp and peddling with'
onf ii(.rnst. al)(J ; ,.,,1. f bail was com-
initted to j.-iil by Justice Hicks to await trial
at the August term of court.
Mr. Theodore Woy, oneof the mst hitih
!y n---cUsl farmers of Sitnerset township,
.'ie.l nt his hoti.e, about one mile south of
I town, at ! oM.x-k Saturday morning. His
r;-n::::::s v-re inti rre.1 in the -i-n:eteiy Sun-
! dav noon.
j A harvest bom.
Jenner - R..a Is ..
picnic- wiii le belli at
i Saltl'day,
August : la .
; In the evening there will be a grand display
' of !l;e-works, aicnling to advertis
I The general public M-e most c- rdiall;
ment.
itivi:-
t attend.
' ;
v cniior tuinus Augu-l will oe a inontn oi
storms with an unt.snal rainfall and oneor
two eetiiarkahly low cour-es of tempj-raturc.
lie rxKH'ts snow-rails m the norttiern j.art
of the country and s.!d rains in other por
tions aftiT tbe loth.
"Rig P.iod" ii a new disease said to 1
troubling the horsen in some parts of this
S'ate. "Rig head" is an old disease among
the bibulously inclined young gentlemen
who tipcnd their evenings in the beer shos,
but it generally succumbs to cold water
treatment.
Mr. SamuelJ. I.ivengood. a highly respect
el citizen of Salisbury, was instantly killed
on Thursday morning by a fall of coal in
the mine in which be was working. He
was struck ou the lu-ad and his brains crush
ed out. He wa about fniy-two years of
ate.
The Pennsylvania State fairand Pittsburgh
exposition socielv have determined to offer
libera! premiums for tbe Iwst drilled compa
nies in the National tluard. - The trial will
he made on Octolier 2d and .Id, during the
time tbe Grand Army of the Republic have
their meeting in Pittsburgh.
There were "Mite a aree number .f farm
ers, iu town on Saturday, owing to the weath
er leing t.ni wet for harvest Tork. There is
still considerable grass and a great deal of
w heat standing in this section of the county.
The croj are unusually lare and the bar
vest about two weeks luh-r than u-ual.
The Risbing Woman, of Shade townbi:i.
sj'okcn of in last week's JiLkM.i. ns having
eludisi the physician and Constable who bad
her in charge, was arrested on Friday by
...-:.....! , : -!...- 1 I...1 1 : r..:i 1
. "'"ur
oe ineu ior lniaiitici.ie ana concea.it-.g
the death of her child ut the next term of
court.
According to the Chambcrsburg J.'rpurUvni
the barns in Franklin -ounty are too small
to hold the cn-ps this year. The farmers
have been compelled to stack a ;reat deal of
buy and grain. The harvest this year is re
ported as having Ix-en the lariT t for many
vear-. and the farmers naturally f.-l jul.i-
!.,...
4 s.. .1.1 .S )v .n.l ..,. when. il,,t
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His lias ueert -
it will he a '
cut. When fair weather comes
busy tjioe for our farmers.
The masons are at work laying the found
ation for Mr. Amos Knopjwr's new business
block on the southeast comer of the Dia
mond. Mr. Knei'jK-r exix-cts to get the
building under roof this fall and to tini!i it
during tbe winter. It will ad 1 greatlj- to
the apjiearance of the centre of the town
when completed.
Mrs. Lillie Davis will on a singing
school for children in the Evangelical church
on Tuesday morning tit J o'clock. One les
son each dav for tw.) weeks for one dollar.
At half last 0 VeW k on Friday evening she !
will have a broom drill in tbe court room, ;
and respectfully invites all tbe voting ladies
of the town to be present. The drill will be
under the direction of Capt. C. J. Harrison,
"reorge Snvdcr, and F. F. Koont?.
The striking miners of the Cuniberhir.4
region held a big meeting at Frostburg on
Monday of last week. IVh-gates from all
the mines were present. Only thrsf com pa
nics, however, were represented. The sub
ject of how much concession should Ik-made
to the companies was discussed, but nothing
definite arrived at. They will meet again in
a day or two. The new central company is
pushing the woik of erecting barracks for
new laborers near Ixmacouing.
l.adbi-eri cut lax !-cn fltitirelv ruined bv j ST "'Y " ' " " l"
the extreme wet weather ,W tiie past ten aJ - smi-eedmg days The pro
davs. There is still consj.leraUe grass and ! "'tl,,d' "P'1'J nulitary
. ' .......... r u . . : 1. display, a val dav pageant incident to the
a large .onantitv of wheat standing m 1 - " . .. . , .....
,. . . ,," ... .it reHion of Cecelius, Lord of Raltmiore,
ibis section, w hile none of tiie oats has been J ' ...
The Kcpuhiicao Omveiitiuu of Blair
enmity is Giiiwl to jucelai JlolUJayshurg
on Wp.Iiii.vLiv. AiuniHi 'ZaL . The delegate
,lwtion, hrfj the freriotn Satur-
ilav.
T)lf, -VrTfai.iiis a rich har-
vt.t ; ,hc xiluy ,4 Mt. Morn?, t.ntnc
county. One day hint wucfc two of them
dng eighty-five jniunds of the clean root in
the bills near that town.
An exchange remarks: "It in odd tn sec
a man Im ling alum patronizing home in-
vention, and not to be outdone in politeness,
believing in the mottto that one good turn
deserves another, they appointed him to
represent the Independents in the State
i Coiuinutve last wtek. Bedford liqtuMicm.
Atlm is ,., 13VP an eVening Democratic
. . o the TlMa. an,i wiU
lie a straight-out, pure, and uuad'.:lteratd
orcan of the unterriHcd. Mr. A. J. Greer
will dlrat the ehtorial management and
J J. 15. Smith will have cbarge of the me
i chanica! dej-artinent. The prospectus has
nlreJy been is-uel. AUumia Trflwne.
Tbe following railroad news may be of
interests to some of our readers :
The Karrisburg Trlrgrnjik says : F.nginecr
of the South l'eiiiisylvatiia railroad have
fini"hej surveys over tbe whole of tbe
route from tbis city to Wheeling via Eel
ford nud Somerset counties. Tb.'y are now
looking for tbe tmist practicable route to
the Fayette county coal and iron fields. It
was proposed at first to go through Greene
county, but the Washington county route
is fifteen miles shorter and the grades bet
ter than was expected.
Altoona Tnhvnr says : It seems to be set
tled that Mr. Vamlerbilt's South Pennsyl
vania ruilroa 1 from tbe fonnellsville region
to fhainber-burg will be completed. The
tunnels are to be put under contract in 30
days and s!irtly after grading will be com
menced. It is s.-.id that the road will be in
full operation by this time next year.
We clip tbe following complimentary no
tiee of our Ilepresen'aiives infongress from
tbe X'thmid HepulJifm of Friday. August
4th:
Few Representatives, if anv, in the pres-
ent House of Congress can produce a better
record in point of attendance, punctuality,
and the interc.-t manifested in national and
State arl'airs than Gen. J. V. Campbell, rep
resentative from the Seventeenth Pennsyl
vania Congressional district. Gen, Camp
bell is chairman of the Committee on Man
ufacture? and also a member of tbe Commit
tee on Railways and Canals, and alike in
committee room. a on the lloor of the
llousj. he Las given that attention to busi
ness which shows that he has an eye single
to duty in the enactment of laws for the gov
ernment and welfare of bis State and nation.
A glauue ut the Vwutrruiionnl .'fYr7 will
show that none of his fellow-Representatives
have been more faithful in attendance
and punctuality. Fverv public question af-
I". -.1 i , the welfare of bisneoole and the na- !
,;., nt arge )Ci,n M-rupiously and zeal-
v wau.l,ed bv him and bis vote recorded
,i10 sile t,f ,(,, justice and impartial-
j,,. ,;,, C'ampln'11 is a man of mature
,llii,.M.t,t thoroughly posted in State and
national affairs ibe having served two terms
as survevor-general of bis State, and held
several ositinns of State and national char
acter,!, and by his .piict, social, and urbane
manners has made a host of friends here at
the Capital, and possesses a piiet inlluence
wKich is keenly felt.
Tar. Oriole. Thi Order of the Oriole of
lialtinif.re will hold a general nis?ting on
Wednesday evening of this week, when
plans that have Is-rn matured for the S-i-icmlier
pageant will lie n-portsi, together
with plats, drawings and a descriptive out
line of the e:t:ire pioces-ion, s.) as to show
conclusively in advaiicotliecbaractcr of the
work which the young men of the city pro
pose to present this Jear. "n l.vl the Ori
ole display was purely experimental, and
owing to the inexperience of those who had
t lie affair in eharge the result was very far
from K-ing as brilliant or successful as had
htvn anticipated, though money was not
wanting to secure far different ends bad it
been properly applied. Since then, how
ever, the Order of tbe Oriole has lieen or
ganized on a basis somewhat similar to the
Mardi Gras ss-ret orders of New Orleans.
A larw and intelligent committee was sent
to the Cresent City last March to witness the
Mar.ii Gras processions, and a sub-committee
penetrated the sanctum sanctorum of
the most exclusive of the orders, and the
veil was lifted for the first time to the gaze
of non -residents. This initiation of several
energetic and intelligent young Baltimore
busine" men fund, lied the key for the work
which for the past three months has been
steadily pursued in secret. In this work,
too, the Order of the Oriole has been stimu
lated by an ambition to present results which
will do no discredit to the New Orleans
sjsonsors. who will be largely invite.) to the
celebration and most royallv entertained
without cost. The pageant will have as the
m.'ii T trr that it is for the celebration of
the anniversary of the deftnse of Raltimore,
the heroism of those who held Fort Me
Hcnry against tbe Rritish fleet, and the
birth of the song of the ' Star-Spangled
Ratiner." In all the history of Baltimore,
tbe city has never witnessed such a celebra
tion of thrse events as this September will
present under the auspices of the Order of
the Oriole. In addition to this patriotic
foundation business will lie combined with
sentiment and pleasure. The celebration
wiii inaugurate the fall business season a
time of year when the weather and the city
are usually at their brightest and bert. Sjie
cial invitations have been extended to tbe
boards c.f trade of St. Louis, Chicago, Cin
cinnati, Loui-vi'.Ie, Mobile, New Orleans.
ifl'arieston. Savannah
Augusta, A'lanla,
Galveston, Norfolk, Richmond and Wil
mington, N. C, fourteen leading cities of
ihe West. South and Southwest. Some of
these commercial lmdies will le provided
with special through cars to insure every
comfort possible for long distance traveling,
and for merchants and business men gener
ally, who may Is? coming North at the oien
ing of the season, secial inducements will
te offered to slop in Raltimore, where there
will l.c the eertainty of unrivaled amuse
ments for the time being. The celebration
'i lIirt'C days, covering ti.e anniver-
(..( ? ir e i in
- , . , , , ,
3 a rr3"'' "'K'lt pagtant of brilliant tab-
! 1 ..a it v , .ii,iiri.t m.v n lnvirer ti 11 mluti ttf fl.Mita
' than has ever lief-.re lceu put on wheels in ;
any city of America. There will also he a
j brilliant assemblage and a royal reception
by card at the Academy of Music, where it
iscxtccted Rex and perhaps the beautiful
ljueen of the Carnival of New Orleans, the
! maids of honor and many of the roval
dukes and dignitaries of the Mardi Gras fes
tival last year will be the guests of the la
dies and gentlemen of Raltimore. It is very
greatly desired bv all tbe members of the
tinier of the Oriole to extend the utmost
hospitality to dignitaries of the carnival
from New Orleans in return for the kind-
ness and consideration shown the ladies and
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social aspect of the celebration will there
fore he, no doubt, one of the brightest
features. BaUimm Sun.
for Ksvjgb Son's Double Eagle Phosphate
f r fall sewling at iSner sack of 200 pounds,
or ?28 jier ton of Urn sacks, on track, Som
erset Station, or at oyr ware-house, The
Double Eagle brand is one among the best
and cheapest on the market, and the use of
it may add oO per cent, to the yield of your
crops. To those al a distance will ray, send
ns your order by mail, and will ship as ad
vised. Cook & R fee its.
IIoovewillb Items.
It is very good hay weather, it being very
hot and dry.
Business seems slack now in town, owing
to the busy time of the farmers.
Mr. D. S. Lane, while working ou a scaf
fold at J. Hamer's house, fell from it and
dislocated his left wrist, liadly sprained his
right, and received other minor injuries.
He is doing well nnder the judicious care of
Dr. Hamer.
X. L. Rerkebile's oldest daughter met with
a very bad accident on last Monday by falling
from a hay stable, breaking her leg midway
between the knee and ankle. Tbe ends of
the bone pierced the flesh, causing an exter
nal ojwniDg. Dr. Hamer was summoned,
who set the leg, and she is now doing well.
X.
Dedication at Maekleton. The Luther
an Chapel at Markleton will be dedicated on
the 27th of this month. Services will com
mence at 10a. iu., and Rev. J. F. Shearerof
Somerset, will preach the sermon. Sermons
also on Saturday evening and on Sunday at
2 p. ni. by visiting brethren. Arrangements
wiU be made for our people along the rail
road lines in the county to come to onr
"Feast of Dedication" at reduced rates and
return to their homes the same day. Pro
gramme of excursion will apcar in the
county papers next week. The work on tbe
chapel is well advanced toward completion.
Tarties outside the Lutheran communion
have contributed fullv half the cost of
bnilding. Now I appeal earnestly to our
people in the county to come forward and
help me through. We will have at Marklu
ton, where so much needed, oneof the neat
est churches in Somerset county, and I want
to see it consecrated free of debt. The Som
erset Lutheran choir will sing.
J. B. Shocp, Pastor.
At regular congregational meetings held
in the congregations of the Iivansville pas
torate, the following resolutions of respect j
were unanimously adopted: I
Your committee apointed to draft appro
priate resolutions ou the resignation of our
pastor, would resjiectly submit the follow
ing: Wiikbkas, Our beloved pastor, Rev. L. L.
Sieber, who has so ably served us in the pul
pit, the Sunday school, and many other la
bors of love for almost six years has, in con.
feeoiience of a call from the Lutheran church
of Roto, Ilk, felt it his duty to sever his pas
toral relations with the Lavansvillc charge,
and whereas, he has tendered his resignation
to take effect September 1st to accejit said
call; therefore,
Itesulrtil, That it is with feelings of sadness
and regret that we accept his resignation,
and that we do so only because of his ur
gent rtsjuest.
Retire;!, That we "fully appreciate his
earnestness and ability in preaching tiie
Word, his love and labors for our Sunday
seb. Mils, his faithfulness as a pastor, a true
friend in afflictions, and his untiring zeal in
laboring to advance the cause of ourbh-ssed
Master.
Rcnolred, That we tender our heartfelt
thanks to Mrs. Josie R. Sieber for her many
acts of kindness and love, and that we hear
tily testify to her beautiful Christian charac
ter and gentle, womanly dejiortmeiit.
lUnAttil, That whilst we feel our loss in the
departure of our juistor and his excellent
wife, we most heartily recommend them to
the people into whose midst they have been
called, and earnestly pray that they may be
kindly received, and that O.kI may abund
antly bless them in their new field ot labor.
Hinilrtd, That a copy of these resolutions
be sent to the Lutheran fjtitenrr, EennyrtU
and the county ipers for publication, and
that they be put ju the lormanent records
of the congregations.
II. W. Flick,
J. R. Coi;ktkymax,
Damki. Rowmas,
Henry Mull,
FeKP. SltACI.iS,
Alkx. Siici.is,
Lavansvillc, Aug. I.
Committee.
White Pine, Colorado, I
July 21, I."sj. ,
Ki. 11 f.ualr Perhaps during the "heat
ed term" your readers might be interested
in reading a line from the "Rockies," where
one can experience the novelty of eaiing
snow from one hand and plucking wild
flowers with the other.
White Pine and Tomichi, both new min
ing camps, are situate about tbirty-tive to
forty miles northeast of Gunnison, between
Monumental Teak, which rises 14,000 feet
above sea level, and Granite Mountains. At
present there arc about 2,001) men mining
and prospecting in the two camps. The
sides of both mountains, for miles, are honey-combed
with prospect holes, shafts and
tunnels in search of the precious metal.
Galena, native, with silver, copper, iron and
gold have been found. As yet but few mines
have changed hands, and are being devel
oped, but all such as have been developed
show paying mineral, and some of them are
"away up" mines already.
The regions of White Pine and Tomichi
are within the circle of ten miles which
Prof. I lay ileu tunned "the hub" of the min
eral belt, and predicted that more precious
metal could be discovered within this circle
than had ever been discovered in any mines
on the globs. He saw fine specimens of
mineral from these two camps on his way
to the Natirnal Mineral Exhibition, which
opens August 1st, among which was a lump
of galena, containing pay silver and weigh
ing 1,900 pounds; another ot almost pure
iron, weighing 1,000 pounds the iron being
a piece of float taken off the top of the
mountains near the lead. Among the holes
that have lately come into notoriety by de
velopment arc the Sleeping Pet, Lew iston,
North Star, Comstock, Moliie Lee, Hia
watha, Defiance, Little Jintcber, Seranton
Group, Strawlierry. ami many others.
"Dead Man's Gulch." near v.bile Pine,
takes its name from tiie discovery of tbe
skeletons of three men found there, suppos
ed to have been killed by Indians years ao
while prosjiccting. The irons of theirwagon
were also found in the same gulch.
Just think of going to bed on the 2otb of
July with feet so cold that you have to rub
thcra together to get them warm. Fortu
nately for the writer of this, his room mate
proved to be a very kind old gentleman, a
brother of Gen. Tuttle. of Iowa, who hail
been toasting his feet by the cook stove at
the boarding house, and kindly put his
warm ''understandings'' up to our cold
ones.
Tbe "Hot Springs'" lietween Gunnison and
While Pine are worthy of note, as well as of
a visit from any one vising the Gunnison
country. The government claims all springs;
in thex mountains of a mineral nature, and
thus prevents a monopoly of them by any
one person, and all can come and bathe if
they wish. There are .piite a number ol
these springs w ithin tbe sjace of perhaps
an acre and a half, tbe water boiling up as
large bubbles, and steam rising just as
though they were immense kettles aver a
fire. A ham can be boiled at these springs
in a very short time. What a nice place to
boil "old eggs" from Kansas? Tl.cy have
them at the hotels in Colorado.
The Elgin House, built of pine logs, is the
only hotel at the lower hot springs. Cheap
sheds bave been erected out in front of the
hotel for bath houses, where tbe hot water
is conducted from thespringsiuto large bath
tubs, and where the visitor can, for the sum
of fifty cents, enjoy the Inxury of a hot
bath, provides! the precaution is taken to re
duce the temperature by adding cold water.
We met a number of ersons at the springs
who claimed to have been cured of rheuma
tism by bathing in the water. Rheumatism
seems to be quite prevalent in the higher al
titudes, especially among the miner.
: . " M ac
Choice Freestone Peaches.
Will get tbem by car loads by the 2tth of
Angnst and later, to be sold by the box at
fair prices. Orders solicited.
Cook A Eeerits.
Reaitv Reuaixep. Tiie beauty and color
of the hair may be safely regained by using
Parker's Hair Balsam, admired for its per
tume, and dandmft eradicating projierties.
The DisTiMoriFHiio; Chakv. A delight-i
ful fragrance of freshly gathered flowers j
and spices is the distinguishing charm of;
Fiorestine. Cologne. j
Toe amount of furniture being sold by
Wayne .V" Ferkebile astonish, natives. Last
week they furnished Keek's new hotel
throughout, in addition to their many other
large orders. '
Everv one is surprised at the astonishina
low prices J. B. Snyder .t Co. aw selling
heavy winter clothing at. rhey have a few
summer suits left: call an d get one ehea
way down in price.
Gaol so Raw Bonk Fertilizes.
Fanners who want something better than
the Double Eagle brand of Phosphate can
get from ns pure raw bone, manufactured by
Messr. Ranch & Sons, at $4.50 per sack of
200 pounds, or $4 1 per ton of 10 bags.
Cook itl'.EEEiTs.
Look to your interest and buy where yon
can to the best advantage, ami get pure,
fresh goods. In order to insure these two
things we would advise our readers to buy
their d udgs, medicines, etc., at Campbell's
2"i4 Main street. Call on him when in Johns
town, and you will be convinced that what
we say is correct.
At Array or Facts.
Special Telegram.
Cairo, N. V. Charles Hoffman, of this
place, says: "I have used for a year or more
Raster's Mandrake Ritlers, and find they
have been very beneficial to me, in fact cur
ed me of Dysuejisia in its worst form."
Isaac Hoifman and Frank Rennie have also
been cured of Sick Headache and Dyspep
sia by their use. Westel Salsbnry says they
have been used by himself and family to
great advantage; have cured his daughter
of Sick Headache. The bitters seem to be
just the medicine for the disease for which
they are recommended.
K. C. Stevf.xr.
Price 25 cents per liotile.
Walkit Leaf Hair Kestorkr. It is en
tirely different from all others. It is as
clear as water, and, as its name indicates, is
a perfectly Vegetable Hair Restorer. It will
immediately free the head from all dandruff,
restore gray hair to its natund color, and
produce a new growth where it has fallen
off. It ilixs not in any manner affect the
health, which sulphur, sugar of lead and
nitrate of silver preparations have done.
It will change light or faded hair in a few
days to a beautiful glossy brown. Ask your
druggist for it. Each bottle is warranted.
Smith. Kline it Co., wholesale agents, Phil
adelphia, and C. X. Crittenden, New York
I would respectfully inform my friends of
Somerset county that I have ojs-ned a new
drug store at 2.12 Main Street, Johnstow n,
Pa., where I would be pleased to see them.
My stock consists of Pure Drugs, Chemicals.
Patent Medicines. Dye Stuffs, Perfumery
and Fancy Goods generally. At this season
I would call attention to the inseetradis,
such as Pure Paris Green, Pure Powdered
White Hellebore, Persian Insect Powder,
etc.. When in need of anything in the
drug line come and see me or write for
prices. All inquiries cheerfully answered.
Cuas. Griekiih,
232 Slain Street.
1)1111).
HoOX. On the olst day of July, near
Vest End, Bedford county, Phillip Hoon,
aged 8.1 years and 1 month.
'orrocted by Oooa Bkxkitb.
sealsci IK
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED
Apples, dried, V
Aipleiutter. ft gal
Kn.i. I 1 0 .
ltutter. i 8. (IceR)
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I!u.-kUet r) bush
meal, 100 Is
IJeeewax !J) B
Baeou, houMers, f) lb....
" ttites. '
w.untrr hams,)) 1
Corn, (ear) 1 bushel
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" meal It
Clf sklna, t
Kkits, W (t
Flour, V bW
Flaxseed, f bo. (Ml.)
Hams, (niKar-eurcd) ft 8
Lard, It.
Leather, red sole, y I
upper, "
kip. "
Middlings, and chop 100 fc
Onts, $t Ml
PotaU.es, y tin (new)
Peaches, dried, f) &
Kve. W bu
Ksk. f
Sail, No. 1, V th'. f
- Ground Alum. jer sack
Albion, per sack
Snvar, yellow M ft
white " T...
Tallow, V
Wheat, Wbu
Wool, V
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ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Estate of Alexander Friedline, deceased.
Letters of administration on the above estate
bavinx been mnted to the nndenticned, by the
firopsir authority, notice is hereby given 'o that
ndebted to it to make immediate payment, and
those bavlnc claims or demands will present them
duly authenticated lor eelUrment, on Wednesday,
the lr.th day n( September. lsS2, at tbe residence
ol C. 11. Kauta, Jenner X Koartg.
O. H. KAl'TZ,
au;9 Administrator.
VALUABLE HOME
FOB SALB1
T'HE undersigned will tell at private sale on
reasonable terms, a farm Containing 33 acres,
situate in siomersel tow n hip, one mile west from
tbe Oonrt House, 30 acres of which are clear and
in a (toed ita'a of cultivation, and 3 acres limber
land, with a new Swiss barn, a cood dwelling
house, tenant house and other outbuildings there
on erected : with never-faillntc springs of water
and plenty ef fruit trees on the same ; adjoining
James Parson on the west.
FRANK B. COUNTRYMAN.
Somerset, Pa., Auk. 3, lsi-4t
CHAMBERSBURS ACADEMY, PA.
Will open September. Boys fitted lor College,
Wejt Point, Annapolis, or business pursuits.
Home eomlorts, kind care, thorough insiruction.
t3uo a year.
J. H. SilCMAKER, Ph. D.,
auiiHt Principal.
pUBLIC SALE
The undersigned will offer at public fate, at the
Lutheran parsonage, in Lataueville, Somerset
county, Fa.,
Thursday, August 24, 1882,
the followlnii personal property, viz :
One ridiux and driving H .rse, eight years old, 1
tturcy, 1 set Single Harness, 1 Saddle, Kound
Bridie (sew). 1 Breast Dollar, 1 cood Sleigh, Ply
moth Rock Uhickens, Potatoes, kc.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
One Bed-room Suit, walnut, marble top. 1 Walnut
Bed'trad, 1 Wash-Stand, Cancseat Chain. Wal
nut Table and Towel rack, 1 large French Glass
Mirror, il Mattresses. S Bowls sad Pitchers, 1
Kocklng Crib (walnnt), 1 chestnut Bod, 1 Stand
and Mirror, halfdoien, walnut Cane-seat Chairs,
1 walnut mai bis-top Centre Table, 1 Cane-eeat
Rocker, 1 Organ and Stool, 1 ratan Kocker. Chru
aw, 1 walnut Extension Tsble, Singer Sewing
Machine, halfdoien Inning Chairs, 1 Sideboard,
liueenewara and Otossware. 1 Lounge. 1 Book
case and Table, 1 revotvtng Sta.ly Chair (cane
soat), 1 rustic Kocker, 2 Beating stoves and Pipe,
1 Parlor Cook 8U.ee and Pipe, I Ne. Cooking
stove, a Sinks, Cooking I teosils, Tinware, 1
Flour Chest. Churn. Crocks, Tuba, 1 Conqueror
Cloth Wringer, Child's Carriage, Hobby-horse,
1 walnut Hat-rack, with Mirror, glass Fruit Jars,
Pot Plant ia bkMSB, fce.. Ju- he.
Sale to ouainienee at 1 a. m. ol said day.
Term will be mads known on day of sale.
augv -I 1 SIEBER.
HERIFF'S SALE.
r virtue of a writ nf vend. ex.. issued out of
tb Court oi ixmmon rieae oi ot mcrew county.
Pa., and to me directed, there win be exposed to
pablie sale, al the Court House, la Somerset
Borough, on
Wednesday, August 307t, 18S2,
at 1 o'clock p. m., tbe following described proper
ty to wit :
All tbe right, title. Interest and claim of the
defendants, Joha BMiinc sad Mary Ann Bulbing,
ot in, and to the follewlog real estate, vis :
A certain tract of land situate in Shade towa
ship. Somerset Co.. Pm eootalning S acres more
or less of which there are about a acres clear, of
which there are shout 4 acres in meadow, balance
In Umber, with al'X story log dwelling-house and
frame stable tncreua erected, adjoining lands of
Joha A. Clark, wiuum jonaaon, vulei veia
ny and the Reese tract with the appartlaanoe:.
Taken in exeeoUoo as the property of John Bts
btag sod Mary Ana BUolng at the suit of John
A. Clark.
Nonet Alt Denonf narehsstnar at tbe above
amis enll.nleaso take a. a ice that a. nut of the
purchase aaooev to be mails kaowa at the time of
sale will bo required as soon as too property is
knocked down, otherwise It will be again exposed
to sale at the risk of the first purchaser. The res
idue of the parcliase asoaey must be said oa or
Dsioro i nurvG&y oi tne am ween oi .august
Court, the tune fixed by the Oonrt for the ae
fcnowledgment of deeds, and no deed will be ac
knowledged antll the pair base money Is paid
Ul luu.
JOHN J. 8PANGLER.
SHxjtnrr'a Omcx, ) m SherllL
August T, 1882. I
STRAY NOTICE.
uut trBTlni on my firm, near Friedeas. St.m-,
nsel township, ore reartlng ealvM. oce wbtte ,
ind thembcr tpottrd. The owner na mover
the mm by railing an.1 prying pr.'inj nJ .
iajin eusts. !
august OU). SM ITH. ;
1
JJJXECUTORS NOTICE
Estate of John P. H. Walker, late of Vrsina I
Borough, Somercot Co., Pa., dee d. ;
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having Men granted to the nndersla-ned, by
the proper authority, notice U hereby given
to those indebted to it to make Immediate pay
ment, and those having claims or demands will
please present them duly authenticated for set
tlement on Satnrdav. the 2nd dar of Sent al the
store room ot Ihiris'k Coder in Vrsina Borough.
,S. A. PHIL.SON,
J. B. DAVIS,
jy-28 Executcrs.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate oi Curtis Kooser, late of Somerset borough
Somerset Co., Pa., dee d.
Letters nf ad mlnUtation on the above estate
having been granted to the underftlgued by the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given to those
indebted to tbe said estate to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands
against it to present them duly authenticated fur
settlement, at the office ol F. J. Kooser. Somerset,
Pa, on or before Wednesday, Angust 30, isti
V. . p. KotiSElt,
jyl Administrator.
AUD1T0R'S NOTICE.
In the estate of Frnnx Suhre, dee'd.
The nndersigued, having been appointed Audl
ltor at the Adjourned Court held July 6th, lhc-i,
oa motion ol J. H. I' hi, Esq., to pass Uon the
claims and judgments that may 1 presented, and
also to hear and pass upon the questions of exces
sive interest, if any there he in the claims, and to
bear and pass spun all claims as justice may re
quire, and make distribution to and among those
entitled thereto, gives notice that he will meet to
attend to the duties of his appointment on Friday,
the 18th day of Auirnst, IWJ. at the elhoe or Col
Imrn k. Col horn, Somerset, Pa., when and where
all parties can attend 11 they think pp.pr.
U C. COt-BORI.
ans? Auditor.
LIST OF CAUSES.
For Trial at August Term of Court, belanlcg
29th August, 1S5
I. Wa. 11. Bowman vs. John 1 Smith's Ad
ministrator, Garnishee, etc.
V. MeCandlew, Jameson & f'n. vs. The SIL-o
Coal tt Mining Co.
3. Samuel Zimmerman vs. John and Sevllia
Howard.
4. Jacob Cover, Sr.. va Susannah Koontx'a Ex
ecutors.
4. A. J. Michael, Endorsee, sir., vs. John O.
Hay.
7. Isaac Hugos' use vs. Henry Heeker.
8. Com'th. oi Pa., use ot John Witt heirs, vs.
Jacob Netl.
. Same vs. Abraham Beam.
10. Same vs. luni.-l Wevand'a AOm'r.
11. Siime vs. Wm. B. Ci.tiroth.
li Elijah Howers, vs. Silas Jenkins and wife.
13. James P. Urund vs. Emanuel .1. Scese.
14. Polly Kimmell'i n?e vs. Aaron Q. Kimmelt's
Adm'r. et. at
15. John B. Hull vs. The Township nf Paint.
Somerset, Pa., i S. if. Trent.
July Sist, 18t. ( Prolhonolary.
R
EGISTER'S NOTICE-
Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned
as legatees, credttors, or otherwise, that the f"l
lowing accounts have passed n-irister, and that tl.e
same will le presented for ii.nhrmation and al
lowance at an Orphans' Court to be held at Som
erset. August 31st, lfci.
1. t li st and nnai account ot samuel cooler, ti-
ecutor of Andrew Miller, dec'.l.
a. Ibtru ana nnal account ol s. frost, Ad
mini5trat..r ol Jacob Steyer, dee'd.
3. Eirst account of Jerome Countrrnian. Sam
uel ValUcran l Frederick Walker, Executors of
Frederick p. waiter, dec a.
4. Account of Jonathan Miller. Administrator
of Michael Spangler. dee d.
s. r tint an.l Una! account of Uenry u. Mllten-
bergcr, Adminutratoroi (iodlrev Anstead, dee d.
e. supplemental account oi it. r. ana iu.
Barnett, Administrators ef tleorge Barnett, de
ceased.
7. Final account of Israel Emeriek. Adminis
trator and Trustee ot John Eeydig, dee'd.
5. Account oi .loan i- uaruncr, tiuaruian oi
Harvey H. Shunk.
if. Account of George W. Stouah. A.lminlstra-
tor ol (lenrge Stough, dee'd.
10. Account or John Thompson, Uur.rdian or
Alfred C. Barron.
11. First and final account nf William Shaw,
Administrator of Thomas Hill, dee'd.
12. First and tinal account of Elizabeth and
Henry F. Miller, Executors of Jacob Miller, ue
ceased.
13. First and Baal acount of 0. 1). Llcnty, Ad
ministrator of John J. Rtnglt-r. dee'd.
14. Final account of C. A. Brant, Executor or
Samuel Zerfoss. dee'd.
li. Final account of John H. Zimmerman, Ex
ecutor ot llaniel Zimmerman, dee'd.
to. Second and final account of Jacob OcrhanJ
and Jonas Meyers, Executor; of Rudolph Meyers,
dee'd.
17. First account of C. n. H.-iimun. an.l J. J.
Folk, Executors ef Peter Wtlhelm. dee'd.
18. Account of Harrison Y. nnkiu. A.lminltra
lor and Trustee for tbe sale of the real estate of
Mary A. Forquer, dee'd.
19. First and final account of Jacob Poorbaugh,
Administrator ot Inlah Johns, dee'd.
'JO. Final account nt C. (. stuizman, one of the
Executors and Trustees lor the sale of the real
estate of Joel J. Stutxman, dee'd.
-.1. Second and final account nt Daniel Hoffman,
Administrator of Henry I'mhurn. dee'd
ti. Account of Henry A. Chrlsti.er, Administra
tor of Abraham Clirintner. dee'd.
23. First account of William Kretctioian and
David Kiem Administrators of Jacob Keimder'd.
24. The account ol Solnlomon Uhl. Trustee f..r
the sale of the real estate of Henry -Meyers
dee'd.
Regibtsr's Omrx, t A. A. STI'TZM AN,
July 318 1, 18. j Kegtster.
gHERIFF'S SALE.
Bv virtue of certain writs of Vend. Ex., Ft Fa.,
Plu" Fl. Fa., and Fl. Fa., Post Vend. Ex., Issued
out ol the Court of Common Pleas of Somerset
county, Pa., and to me directed, there will bo ex-poat-d
to public sale at the Court House, In Som
erset, Pa., on
Friday, Au.jiU 2')(h, IS-VJ.
at 1 o'clock P. M.. all the right, title and Interact
and claim of the defendant. John Jacob Sclie'l,
ot. In and to the following real estate, viz :
No. 1. A certain lot of ground situate in Som
erset borough, Somerset county. Pa being part
nt lot No. 108. and known as No. 7 in the Parker
Division of said lot, bounded on Main Croase'reet
on the east, lot of E. Young on the south, alley on
the west and lot of VaL Hay, Eq.. oa the north,
being seventeen feet wide on Main Cross street,
running westward afty-slx feet, having thereon
erected a one-story building now occupied by A.
O. Schell, with the appurtenances.
No. 2. An out-lot containing six acres, more or
less, hounded on tbe South by the Somerset and
Bedford Turnpike road, on the west by lands of
Joslah Brant, A. H. Coffroth and John H. CM.
on the north by lands of VaL Hay and ou the
east bv lands ol Elias Cunningham, four and
three-tourths acres ot which is situate in Somerset
township, and the remaining part In Somerset
borough, with the appurtenance.
No. 3. A certain tract of unseated lands situate
In Allegheny township, Somerset county. Fenn'a,
asweaed in the name of Co I! roth St St-bcll, cos
talnlng two hundred acres more or less, with tbs
a pportenances.
Taken in execution at the suit of Michael
Mangle and Maria Nangle, his wife, use of said
Maria Naagle.
ALSO,
Alt the rlL-ht. title, latercrt and claim of
tbe defendant, John .V. Kenceilof. in and to the
following real estate, vis: A certain tract of
land sit'iate la Larimer township, Somerset
county. Penn a. containing lortv two acres
more or less, an joining lanus oi iuri.siian ..mike
mier, Edwin Deal. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company and others, with a dwelling house and
other out-buildings thereon erected, with the ap
purtenances. Taken in execution at the. suit of W. T. Ho--litzclL
Also all the right, title. Interest a-jd claim or
the defendant, C. F. Weaver, of, iu and to the
following real estate, vir. :
No. 1. A certain lot of ground situate in the
town of B-'thel. nn the line of the Somerset and
Camliria railroad, in Paint township, Somerset
eountv. Ponn'i. being lot No. 2 in Block 5. in plot
of said town, containing 49 4-10 perches, with ap
purtenances.
No. 2. A certain lot of ground, situate as afore
said, containing 46 4-10 perclies. beimr the same
lots convened by Emanuel Eash end wife U C. F.
Weaver. W deed dated 10th December, A. D.
1R1. with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution at the suit of Lydla Weaver.
ALSO.
All the right, title, interest and claim of
the defendant, Marion Olatlelty, of, in and to the
rnllowinr real estate, viz .
The undivided 1-e interest of two certain lots of
ground situate In Salisbury borough, somerset
county. Penn'a, bounded as follows, te-wtt :
No. 1. Lying southwest of tbe foundry, adjoin
Ing alley on the east, lands ef A. P. and J. W.
Beaehy on the west. S. M. Housel on tho north
and lot No. 2 on the south, containing one hun
dred perches more or leas.
No. 2. Adjoining alley on the east, lot No. 1 on
tbe north. A. P. and J. W. Beaehy on the west
and tots of Mrs. M. Olotfelty's heirs on the south,
containing twenty perches more or less, having
thereon erected a story and a half dwelling hnnse
and other out-buildings, with the appurten nce.
Taken in execution at the suit of Jacob l. Lir
enirouL use of Jcsiah Dive It.
Also, all the right, title, Interest and cUIm of
the defendant, J. A. Kit tell, of. In and to the lol
lowlng real estate, vis :
Two certain lota of : ground sltnate In Meyers
dalo borough. Somernet county. Ptnn'a, being
lots No. 14 and li according to plot of said town,
and described a lOllows, to-wit :
No. 14. Bounded on the east bv Clay street, oa
the south by S. Foust, on the went by an alley
and on the north by Augustus Dla, with the ap
purtenances. No. 18. Bounded on tne west bv Mala street, on
the northwest by A. F. Juhn and oa the south by
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, with the appur
tenances. Taken In execution at the suit of P. F. Howley.
None. All perrons purchasing at the above
sale will nleaae take notice that a nart of the pur
chase money to be made known at tho time of
sale will De requirea as moo as toe property i
knocked down, otherwise it will t again exposed
to sale at the risk of the first purchaser. Tbe
residue of the purchase money must be paid oa or
beiore Thursday of the first week of August Court,
tbe lime fixed by tbe Court fur securing tiie ac
knowledgment of deeds, and no deed will be ac
knowledged until tbe purchase money Is paid In
lull. JOHN J. SPANULER,
SHBRirr'a Orwira, Sheriff.
August L, 1882.
WALTER ANDERSON,
COR. WOOD ST. AKD SUTB AYESTIE,
KO. 226 LIBERTY STREET
PITTSBURGH,
iebll
E
MEBCHANT TAILOR
HEISIFFS SALE.
H virtue ol eurtnln writs i f Plu. Fl. i . Lev.
Fa. and Plu L-;v. Fa . Issued out l ti O art ol
OTfceiosi Pleaa ot SrnieTet count?. ra.. ao-l to
me directed, tcr9 wiii be excised i-j pu'-lir. at
at Ihe Court Ht-ase, in Somerset. I'a., oa
Th tinxhn. A wji( 2 J fl , I sV
at 1 o'clock t. St.. all tbe risht, title, lr.rtrct nnd
claim of Richard M. J. Zaheixer. John S. WtJ.
IUmcn and Hunter F. Panloe. detendents, and
th Plnkert'41 Lumber LVoit int. 'limited), terre
tenants, of, in and to the f.diuiu described real
estate, to-wtl :
No. 1. A certain traet of land sltnate in Addlmn
Twp- Smerst county. Pa.. urvee.l on a war
rant In the name of A.lam W hlte. containing
acres, strict meaiinre. s.l)nlnmg lands warrante.
in the name o( John White, Christopher White
and others.
No. 2. A tract of land situate as aioresald. snr
Teyid on a warrant in the namo of John While
containing 424 acres, strict ineasuro. adjoining
lands warranted In the name at Adam W hi to sard
others.
No. S. A tract or land situate as aforesaid, rur
veved on a warranted in the name of Frederick
Sehrorli. containing 303 acres and HO perches
strict measure, adjoining the Old Forge tract,
James Caden claltn, land la nam of John While
and others.,
No. 4. A tract of land situate as aforesaid, eon
tainicg 148 acres and 64 perches, adjoining Caa
selman river, lands warranted in the name of
Christopher V'hiie. John White and others. being
a part of a trtct surveyed ri a warrant In the
name ol Thomas While, originally contained 400
acros.
No.Sk A tract of land situate as af.esaM. sur
veyed on a warrant in the name of Cornelius
Rciley, eontainins 424 acres stru t measure, ad
joining lands of surveys In the name of Adam
Cramer, John White and others.
No. 9. A tract of land situate as :f irenid, sur
veyed on a warrant in the ntira of Ortatophvr
White, containing four hundml acres, more or
less, adjoining lands of Samuel Heinbaugh. l'iii
kerton Tunnel tract, land warranted :. the name
of Adam White, John White aud other.-..
No. 10. A certain tract ot land known as Pinker
ton Point, in upjr Turkeytcot township, contain
ing 275 acres. Strict measure, being part of a sur
vey In the name of Thomas White, a.lioinlnv land
in name of Christopher White, lands ot David
Hcinbaugh and others.
No. 11. A tract ot land situate in CpperTutkcy
f..jt township, containing 111 acres and 1" porch
es, ad)olning CaFFeluian river, laa.is In the mme
of Christopher White, land of Aaron Sechlur.
William Snyder and n hers. tin- part of a tract
ol land known as the Peter Weimer tract. Also,
all the eon I, iron ore, limestone, hre clny an.l nth
er minerals and mineral sulances. lying and be
ing on, under and c.jn:Aintl within the surLtce of
the land hereinafter desrrlted. and the nei-e-sary
risht of way to remove raid minerals by suet,
ways and means as may ko luand necessary, but
In tuch way and manner as to es little injury
to the surface toil asioMitie. rii:
No. 12. The minerals as al-.rvrr.i.i of a certain
tract of land situate in Cpper Turkcyt.ot Twn.,
containing 160 acres. Ihe surlaco ot wiiM-h is own
ed by Wlltlaa Snyder. 'iin!ag lamtsof Aurn
Sechier, Hiram Cramer and iHliers, ling part ot
a tract of land known as tl a I'e'.er Wunuer larm.
No. 13. The like minerals es a!.re!! of a tract
of land situate as atoresai.i. known ss the Jacob
(ierhart farm, eoctuiuins 2.' pctvs and 12 per-bes
aoioining lands of Jaiurs lleintwngb. Hiram
Cramer and others, the surface oi whu-u ia owned
bv Jonathan Mover.
'No. li. The three-fifth pirt of the like minerals
in a certain tract uf land sttu.t'e a? ati.re.i.ild,
containing acre.a.l..lniri No. lt btt aiorr
sai.l, land of John Hrourlier, Cunningham's heirs
and others, the surfa-e of which Is owned by John
Hmucher, and is known as the Cf per Holbrook
ierm.
No. 16. The uadlvidc.1 t'nrje-iiths or the lit
minerals In a certain tract of farm situate as atoro
sai.l, containing acres and 43 perches. a.toiatng
lamis hercintrtiore di'rited as No. 13, tu:.,
lands of Phineas Sechier and othera, the urta-e
of which Is owned by Hiram Cramer, t-ilic t the
Lower Hoibrook farm.
Together with tbe following buildings and l.u
pnemeet', viz :
No. 3. Havuig thereon eroded fiur dwelling
houses (frame i.r pianki, iiro iUl-lc? set ..hcr
outbuildings.
No. 4. liavinx thereon erected one sU'ro bouse,
nine dwelling houses (frame rr piatik). one black
smith shop, three stable?, and a gui stationary
eteara saw mill.
No. i. Having thereon erc-tcd one dwelling
house (frame or plank J, lMiik barn and other ou;
bntl. lings.
No. lo Having thereon erected two dwelitng
houfes (trauieor piank), two stables an.l ether
outbuildings.
Also, a tram road running thruUih tracts Nos.
2, 3. 4, & and 10.
Taken In execntlon at tbe rei: of Noah S -tt,
use of Emanuel Liciity aad Keim at Livengoo.1.
Norirx. All persons purchasing at the nbr-ve
sale will please take notice that a parr of tbe
purchase money to he made known at the time
ol sale will be required as soon as the .n.pertf
Is knocked down, otherwise It will bo artiin ex
posed to sale at tberhtx of the first purchaser.
The residan of the purchase mor.eyrcu?t lo tutid on
or; before Thursday of the tirst' week of Augu.-t
Curt, the time cxed by the Court f..r the acknowl
edgment of dce.Ip, and nodecd will boarknonlctg
ttntil the purchase money Is t.t-id in full.
Jc-HN J.'SPAX'iLER,
SherlrTs Otiice, ) .Sheriff.
Somerset, August 1. t
c
10UKT IT.0CLA M ATI0N7
A'herka the H.-n..rable WitxtAJf J. IIaer.
President. Judeof the sever.il Courts of Common
Pleas of the several conntie cmiwirig the Six
teenth Judicial District. ni Justice -d thn T..urts
oi Oyer tin.! Tercilner and (leneral Jail Delivery,
tor the trial oi all capi'al an-i o;bt-r oiieii.tcrs in
the said District, and V iixt.tr Co. LissndSsia-t-KLS.vvuEit,
Eaiuires, .ludges nf tne Courts of
Common Ples, and Justices of tbe duns ol
Oyer an.l Terminer, and General Jail Ieiivery
tor l he trial of ail capital and oilier o.'lcodem in
tiie county of Somerset, h-ivc is.-uei their preevpi?
and to me directed, for hi.Wlnir a Court of Com
mon Picas, and Ocncral (u;irter Ses.-.;..ns of the
Peace, and General Jni! Delivery, and Courts ot
Oyer and Terminer, ttt S..meret,
On XondAv, Ana; yS, ISSii
Noticb Is hereby given to all the Justices of the
Peace, tbe Coroner asd Constables within the uid
County of Somerset, that they tw tnen and there
in their proper persons, with "their rolls, records,
iu'iuisitioos, examinations, and other remein
brances.t.. do tii.-se thiegs which to th?ir c.taccs
and in that behalf apiwnaln to be done: aol also
they who vUl pro-seeuie against the pri.s.ners tint
are'orsoa'l 1-e in the tail of s.imorset cmntv, to I
then and there to prosecute against them as f hail
be iut. JulIN J. sPANGLKU,
Aug. 1 Shcrlfi.
e- IVCl-S Cs..
-f-:S, KiuVGi.VS'RS, &C
w. V.'. HAD-R, TYF13NE, PA.
HT. PLEASMTJHST1IDTE!
FALL TERM OPENS
THIS Institute is oneof the tn.iet convenient and
best suited to the wants of the young people
i.r Koinr.r-et Aiuntv. Them nre li r ei.nrouu ..t
study; seven teachers devoting ail their time to j
the institute. nei.ies assistants: a new brick
budding exclusively f-r lady boaniers: another is
being rei.iodele.1 f.;r young men : eight inst.t.i
tions including fjollngcs, Nruial and Art Schools
are reoresented In the fr acuity.
In tlu.'roughness.hoalth, location .ii.l breadth of !
training llt. Pleasant compares with the ver.'
best.
A tiur-ub course in Book-kcej.ing.' 31 uric ts
taught privately or in claw. A new piano wa
added in the spring and another will be added In
the fall.
Painting in oil and water colors. DecoratiEs
China. Charcoal and Crayon drawings.
Gernian taught by a native OermAn. A grad
uate ot a leading New Enaland Normal School in
charge of the Normal department. I
A ca'aloiiue giving partii; jLirs is jut out, an.! I
will be sen! on atiplictttln. I
A Ureas
LEROY STEPHENS,
auga President.
TT A TTT3TVTT7T7-5C i
ci:li:brati:i
Bs mi ii i am ri rn rnr wnrj-xras c
LOOP jLANSSEl
For Costivcnes.-i, Constipation.
-sick end XervoKa Hcndactie. Liv-i
k-r Conivlaiiitp. Uilitvts Disorders 1
Jaundice, liheuniaticm, Clout.'
lOyppcpSfia or Ir.dii.'f'tion, Prvf;ip-J
iela?. Worms, Tpe Worms, I)rop-!
sy, Neuralgia, Chills and Fever.5
t'eriotiical Hondarhe, Dumb Asue.j
Ucrrifiiln or Kinrs Evil, l'ininles
rustulcs. Blotches. lwn). luniora.l
Tf.ttttr :ind Salt ' Ulx-tim. Scald I
Head, Iling Vo, Ulcers antlj
SoreH. Pain in the Iiones, Sidand!
Head, FeniaL? Complaints. SUril
itv, Leiicorrhfea, Enunciation
tnd General De'uility.
Dr.. Geo. G. Siiively & Co.
I Slanufactnrers and Prop rtetors,
! 1VAI50I10 renna. J
lrice, - - UtT.OO prr Bottle j
It'or Sale by all Unionists. S
SOMERSET, 3
s
5 OF
BONE AT 3.00 PER TON LESS
Than Can be Purchased Elsewhere.
Warranted Pure Slaughter-House Bone Dust.
ot
We will fell our Bone Oust bv analysis at same price as any other Bone ie market, and rrtu
the buyer. It is bip,her in Bone Phosphate and Ammcma than any other Bone in
Amerjce. It Is richer in Ammonia than Peruvian Cuano.
DISSOLVED BONE DUST AUD BONE FERTILIZERS
Ars (tie cJi
3i.BptaafS beat for th Farso.r wn-. ftmr Pare Ii.sIt !!
aaai laaaaat wtti.r in tba aaarkm. mmt shi
Kan Itoae FtaoapbaMe Is qalk aad anlrade lw apMlr
Pure Chemicals and Super-Phosphates.
Joshua Horner, Jr. & Co.,
BALTIMORE, J1AEYLAND-
Jaa: Sin
ARGASNS
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S
In BONNETS AND HATS,
AND
MILLINEEY GOODS.
15c. QISSHA1IS REDUCED TO 10 CENTS!
PAEASOLS 5 Cente ! FANS 2 Cents !
Banjaiasin LACE CURTAINS!
It will jay
GEIS F0TSER & QUINN'S.
JOHNS1OTX, PEXN'A.
O. 1ST. BOTD
keeps in stock all the leaaiing acd scUI
DRUGS,' 15EDICINES AMD. CHEMICALS
IN" IBli 1IAKKET !
Alum, Serai, Sulphur, RocSialls Epsom and Clauber Salts, Chlorate)
Potash, Camphor, Cum Arabic, Salt Petre, Jtc.
Many articles such as Cre:itn of Tartar, S.la. Cinnamon, Clovos. Ginger. Jt3., that are put up In
Pji kage$ are largely adulterated. 1 keep them In Bui k only, and will Guarantee all articles to be
STBICTLY CTRE!
Kluvorin Kxtntu;5. Vanill.t, Lamon, k?., put ap untlor my ctts nnmo, aad can i--ure all tht
they arc ma U Irtnu nothing L ut
THE BEST HATEKIALS!
In Dye S'.uffi I koep Lugw.v.l, Madder, Dlue Vitrol, Indl go. Muriate Tin. Cochineal. Salierttio:
A"., ie All tl.e leading Paten: STcib-tnt-s. St. Jacobs Oil. Pertina. ?l.:na!ir, KUney Wort, H..p
UltteH, August Flower, German Syrup, Morse Indian Koot Pills, tly's Kiui, ko., ac.
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS!
Physicians' Proscriptions and Family Receipw hlled with carj. and none but Pure Drugs dis
pensed. Kanev and T.-il.-t Article" in Great Variety. Spectacles and Eye G'.ises to suit all. hoi
Papers, Blank Hooks. S. h..l h.ks. Slates, Pencils, Ink. Envelo, Prr, and Stationery of nil
kinds Country merenann aro invited w call aud get ijuotalious on Groi.-er.-r lrugs. Dye Stu.ls,
Siati. nery, Ac., ate.
II Good Goods an.l Low Prices w ill secure the Drug Trade of Somerset County, then I propose to
secure It. Call and see nie whether you wish to buy or not. Kelpecttully,
C. jNL BOYD,
MAMMOTH BLOCK. SOMERSET. I'A
JUST 0P.ENED!
A LARGE STOCK OF
FANS, PARASOLS AND SUN-SHADES !
PLAIN ATE
SILKS AND SATINS, NUNS' VEILINGS,
BUNTINGS, ILLUMINATED DEBEIGES, NEW
PLAIDS and STRIPES for Combination Suits.
Chintzes, Worries- (ilngliams, Ziiiizibar Suitings, &c.
Aiso, a Kig Assortment of
G-LOYES -A-HSTID HCSIEBY I
in t'otto::. B-Tltti Sil'.;
Zephyr Shawls, Ulsxers and L ight Coats,
-
GEO. KEIPER & C0S,
255 & 257 SAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA,
ONE P1MCKTO AIJ.
LOUIS LUCKHARDT, JR.,
K:1 Clinton Street,
DEALXB I
WALTHAM, ELCI7I, SPRINCFtSLD, HOCK
FOrtD, HAMDEN, HOWARD and
SWISS WATCHES, in Cold
and Silver Open-faco and Hunting
Cases, Key and Stem winding Watches.
A FiLL LIKE BF CHOICE
Steamed, otUoiic, Aot Ulcaciieu.
ALL
you to call at
a nl Lis'.." Tlirt-a::-.
AT -
AND NO DEVIATION.
23SICAL INSTSUjIENTS.
return $3 per ton to
r f b. w- 0r aaawaiw
avna lance