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The Somerset ilerald. i
;EO. Tc. fCCI-W E'litir.
WtI"I,A, c i
Tii'Ti-KMETICK,- lasUug and frazrant
VeXme" I'ri. 25 and 50 crnta.
r I- r s v. .4
f y,ut Wuinui Frame I-ight Iay (Iwla
f" t. n..u-irs fr si.
I For lame B k, Side or Chc-t use
Furou Fiasler. l'rk Zo cents. .
X Just rts-eived a Iar?e utockof iiewfc"d. a
f J. 15. Ksvi-e" t "
lA NASAL iXJKtTOU free with each liottlc j
u,,,,,. .
The place to buy your fall c l.ili-a is at
r J. J.. eNViiBv b.
I The finest ..9..nn.ent of Watches Clocks.
Jeweirv, Silver-pUlcI Ware, Spectacles.
Eve .'a.-.es, ever t.roupl.l to Som.-rset coun
ty at I- M. l-ove)l's.
KHIIi'II St TKK WILL immediately T-
t j t. u:
-,..m. irxiii'liir couzr. aim urainue i
f,c " " " "
lull w.-f w-iwtr itf
1 :ie n. es.. in-"13- n-jo.-.. - ,
.n ami stifl huts ever brought to homers! j
ust received at II. HefileyV Don't fail to j
' ni atiil see tiiem.
.i l.
,r-.. t wit ..-i, S'-iloha
W 11 1 111.1. 1 VU "111,11 T...
ore will give iiiirj
uliate r iif. Free io !
"its.. . ct.. and Si. I
I V,i.trr prodiiee of all kind" taken in ex-1
' for --hIs at tl.e-toreof 1L Ileffley. I
J Farmers can secure bu.-vnins l-y taking tlieir ,
. l.rodm-e to HcSAey-V. j
i-,TKT) Maii'c SuiTii' . iaeon, i ncai,
' p,,.s for cash or in er-
. ' ' j 1,::s4.,,r,,r i-. f trade
-clune for n.' rt mm... Itr.t rn-
'
fclULiijrJ- TAi:i;lI r.l.Ml.I'"V A p-
live curt fori Van!,. 1 -..hthena rin.U auk -
ft-r Month. ...
t If v.i nt losae -e out., then goto
j J.H.Svvi.UWs.
5 ,
Trim
illU I .1... U III .ll-. J
ut astoiii-hii'.v l"w pric-s ju; t
roccived at
f H. Hi-!B-v'. all and him if you
t ; -eeiT-r a Tare bargain iti thi
1 of -
? .1. M. ifol !.-rbanm .V S-r. have just re-
i-eive l their entire stoi k of fail j-iid.vhich
".; is very full, a".r. :ive and (heap. They in
vite f.ery h dy to give them a eall and x-
,t amine tlieir stoi-k.
J THE Kl.'V. UFO. II. ThavcT. of r.ourlsn.
. Ind., s iys : "B aU myself and wife owe our i
I lives to SlIILH'SCXfMITK.N CURE.
A rrespondttit writir.z from the south '
I of the county say- t " Mhnigh on F.henma,
r.istn' kn.a-ks theetenial sufteiing of tiiat i
'? t-rrible di-.-a.-e "
!
-tebhart's Bet Kionr. .:i.ii:ii:;ntiirel un-
dcr the "new gradual reduction pnief-s, (
by Simon ;ebl.art & Sotis.
rri. eV.' .'0 ii.-.-than Vienn:'..
Try a harrel.
Al l: Yr MAlEii.i"crt.b:ehy Indiyi-tton
J'.inslipation,
Yiilow skin '
;i;rz:n '. L ot Appetite
hiloii's 'it.-i'.i.;.. r is a posi
tiei't;n
All the latest styl.-.i- atid vari.-tie-wear
ea:i V hail at the store of II.
All u hi. ig the newest novcltie in
tdiodM inspect his large and varied
o!' r.e k 1
Ileffley. j
tills line :
FOll IY.-VErtT.V and Liver fV.ini.laint
y.vi have a printed guarmi'-v on every 1
tie of Sl. ioti's Vitalixer. I wv-t fa; is
i-ire.
Li ties, i a
Biei inspect the large and I
haixl.-s'lut1
stis k of dry poods just rei-eived j
He studies to !easeand oilers
Hi tlb-v
hsigrilns never before heard of in Somerset, j
The lar,,M ar.d most varhsl si.-k of dry j
poods, notion',
found at
c. in the "iiunty is to be
J. B. Pt.Vl.Kli .v. ( o.'s.
Niekel 1.ks. Weight
s-ks, t'aleiidnrs. Mantle
hs?ks, H'ar-V- Walnut
mice
fhxks,
; ks.
lock.
Iver 'l
Prot..-j
i locks. ! trte
F.. MclVwc!l'.
Fiuure" in g-MT vsrieiy, at j
1
Boy's cl-'thitig. of nil kir.ds :::id
and in eiidh variety, juf rc-eived
s'yles, -
at H. !
lletiley's. Hi-stin k l" larger than s
i v i ver i
i
In-fore !ir..e -':t io jhis olai--. and he is a
,i,io !
to otVer bargains io this line of poods which i
ji ; ..i..,. A. . I
II
inun iiruici in li. ii1 . ..... -.v, .
hiai a call .ltd Kcurgond pls an 1 a cod I
lit tor a smal". amount of money.
T- 'oTBTOF NP BviLtiFRS.-
to sy that we ::re now prepansl to furnish j
the bet white lime, calcined piaster and ee- ,
men?, in five to ten barrel lots, at prices les ;
than tity quotations. b-al fivilit a.'.ded I
Notice our price elsewhere in hsal column j
of this juiper. ;
Cook A: Bf.kkits.
Tlie s;.le oi tl,- r-al e-tate e-f Mat bias
Shaulis. late "f Sotiierset towili!p, deceas
ed, has been eoiitinued until Tn.sjday of
Angtist fs.urt llet. at the court house, un
less sold at private sale sooner. Persons
des-rous to buy will call upon Jm-ob NefTor
J.-hn H. Vit!. Somt rw-t. Ta.
Si win r Ativn -r. Do iio allow skrt.ti
eism to ovenule vonr Wtter iudginei.t w hen
e.l hefi
I:roirTT to I'i'!ttri. We otier at onn
warWionsc r on tracK somert statt.m, in j
I -t to toi liirrel lots,
Wh!t lame. ter bam-!, Ib. r- t, ?1 iV j
ai. u.i 1 lasser. lr .. i. i.. ..
Cement, ,-er banel. 2.1!. net. 2.00
cunmntiv.'
Cook .v Bk!:uitr.
Anv of our reader ho tieet trns-ei and
, ;
s-.il , .ro-rs will lie pial to team rnsi toe j
. ... . iti-i.KB iViArm i Kn;m1 an. f, futimri i ftX lurni-lie.i wnn ilie n-i oi Tonjrs on . - . .. . - . , ))V k. i Kme. tso.. Mr. Austin itoioay to
if 11 von sre Ovtet!C or vour kiuneys aiiu i:v- - i . i .. i .. and the public ail along tne line, ana liv tlie " . .
... .1. - r.-,,re a aHnd to speak, and the weettn, was de- tbeir distrttfs. and ,t is made their du.y by , ' v.. f ..U.i. W b,,t!l of t"' wunt'-
U,,Vofw,:: hnitter-.t!.einni!!ihleren,-!"'ared adjm.n-ed to slow music. No rcJ an act of January -V. i7t, rense the J Remember BAKE!? BITf NKU. On the I'Tth of
It r.l d.. More for vM thr-n w- can I J. same. for tins pur, they are mj Hired f xl)il,;inn ap hp on ,.ln(J u ! September, at the Lutheran parson Ve at this
synt;t. Sir.lv,-ni-.-...-nt at.l tis-ti- The engineer, .X the So,l, PennsvlvanlaV V'Mt e,'s,'-,',w t j ,in,e to sec the grand frte start parade iu : l-'-'-''' I"'V-J-E-Shearer. Mr. S. ('. Baker
;,. ,i , f ..... -, , . ... .. . spcctivedntiieis, and T..ie laretul lnqui-1 , ?. so Miss Marr M. Bittncr. both of this count v.
hoit si'H-s eet broii-iht to Somerset cour.fJthe pr-;.jejt-rf.
. - .1 s-- T , I T . "s. - .
as ,-tm nren re., ry v. .s ,.e,
rpakes a specialty of th.e p-alsand guar- t
..- .l- .1 I
antees fati.fii--tm::. lYi.-es at' within the
I'-, f " i.. ,
in. 1 mmiI'i .ti..:ititv lllll Tkl vr fflll tl
ss. tncni. i
MrT Maeket. Main Ptr4. We have t
jurt added a large lu-frigerator to our Meatiwere ruaJe by . HuaV. JL'olborn. Rev.
-l... : l.Ie ..II . ... I . i . .. . ... . o .. .
atarkCl ill W1...1I nil lo.-iiis mi, rsi- j
and clean. Mutton, rect, i ork, Ac., kept (
constantly on hand. Open daily. Parriw
inft meat can have it kept in the Refrig
ratnr until wsntI.
l"e have. aio. bip.-T m w hri. k for sale,
Vtn-b we will se'l py tiie htitidredor tiiocs
r.t low J.fe-e
R,s D.vis & Co.
'''Kon-K -Wf art; r.i.v taking ordrrs
for Banpi, jfc ,- jtotiMe yp pKonphate
f -r fall aeeiiiii al ( k- yv p,.umig.
cr per too ..." ten ,.n track, Som
erset (itati.m. or at or.r a arc-bouse. Tie
Ia.nble F.n-'c brand i.- ore st.i.ong the best
ac.tctnap.-st nn;i,v r,ar t. ard the use of i
H loar sslet .n ,t .-em. in the yield of your !
Ci.q. 1 o Utose at .distance will sar. smd
cs your orVrs by u-iii. nd rW shias an
irL - v
i C.,,r $ p.rrF.iT-,
Ap.it or FA.Ai,
Sjiocial Teh gram.
Cairo, N. C.ar'js HoJrtiii.a, uf
if this j
w rnnr j
id thry j
pace, ssrs: i he.ve cs.sl for . rear or
Batter' Mandrake Bitt-p. md ft
h
t"" iwrjiott: wrs rnrrsi tm sisngii'it-r
of fici Weuiiiin. lie wiflrc een lobe
juat lb isiidu t lv difwMj itw w hir
thT are r. ..mrtK n.ln'. ' '
" ' "F r c.-, - .
.. J Priee Sr.-rnfj. jr LsiUe.
ave b.-en Vi-n' lM -nt-ia! to mo. in f.l nir. , lLe Url.tidr viai'i'i. l-dar Cial was not Pii ri -. m iASTa nr.oii ' t;..i.f I, ' . ... i. i i. ..l I i.i-.. i. ...) .u ....11.1 na i .i :
. - -.- - - ' ; WJio . w- i , . ' ... wmii u Ji.H.Lil, W UJCU aull'UUr, Uiir VI l. in sou ......... m . - 1
ed fuo rt yt. ic ita wiM f,.mi." rerterday. CWpvdtor AWrnath aolvrs tUtM h aliwast imiU4 cmceive nitmu of -iWer prrr ""e-! !&VWm!
Iaa?no.Tr.isnsn.!frr:-k Ronme have i the TrrKiraeriS afTer tills nar.nfr fhr ,Jnx ttiwescajakl Catal injuries. ' ' ! u wvj chance licht or faded hair in a ftw ! awl worklnreoadlOoa. a larire two-story brlea :
orrO of Sic k HefulacJ and Dy,, J Mm of the IVi.iorraUo cotumi. is so j ) Mr,to , orttf brow . - 'Ask your j JZ tESEMSPZ
am by tl-4r riw. A Cc' ?a!j!jury says tlirr ; dishrartncl with the outionk that lie has ! Lok o your interral aiid bay where yon drrKrrwt for it taih bottle te -wamilted. phi erchard of iirhtv-6va twariaa- trwea. also a
kae- fce-n ra-sl by s.rWf anr fawny to ' cal!e,l tleln.-nis U, bis aasistauice aiwl tre-! can to the best advaiiUi.T, and t pore, I eT,l ri;. l- U a..,ts. Phil ' l3??JZAT
:i. JlUIIarJs snt nwr?! J
,. 1 ;
; T!n riITnt.h-?n-aisk liiJCS suit was tiiej
' f. n't se tafcoii up t this trm of co.'.rt.
Mr. Joliu Henry Snyder, in Psyt-n. ..
,. 4; . -
t spendm;: a area in Nwnersti. ; 1
1 The ft-ccnt h4ivy rains h;;vc raus.- the
streams in n-igh'.rtirol M ovrrfkisv
'tl.oir Larks.
H.-n. Jac.il 31. Campbell, our reurvwina.
i live in Om.-rws is spendine curt week in
four! convene-.!
a! a. 10 . on Monday!
Iuit-.r Ju-)e Haer an.!
AwiiitsCoi:in and Pnrilcr on ibe bench
! Mr. ' Channroy F. lilk, auii of JuJge
i Jerre f. Blare, a--on-panicd !y his two
vonni ns, are TiUn(t ia Sfiuieivet.
,"'"' . .
Jiviion en?ine,r Miller, of the South
p. D,.Vivaia railroad, ha, rental tLe suite j
of offices in tl iler hloci. f.merly wl-
t mi'
QT-.r-1 rHir lri1c rif TI1.-IK'AM liejlt'll-fc !
wure hnht to town by our grocery men
irjir;,,. -
j . , . i
j Ueiuciu'uer tiiat Thursday, sepu nibrr Tils, j
nn ?vSja p j
is UieLar uay 10 rci asseatxi ana regis-.ere-i, ) rannjau. .-v une uas neen run wuii-u iiv?a
but du not wait a day l.mg-.-r t- attend to ; e3 the ride fiirthersouthandpassesthrough
this imjKirtant r.iatt'-r. j Ioneral ; bin it is thought that a route with
! a better grade can be -had bv passing down
Tiie' Jfuly Terror," from Coleman's, was j , . t . i i..,mir .n.l Vnunm-
.... i : ..IK- I
i-.-eiiian (iiaf-
arnt un-i .....i....- ............. ,
, .
a"y nnUT rn'"J t' '-'rSewiekley creek. It is now an almost set-
makins an unholy noise on Main rs I , ,. t.....i..-.8
.-
It is jut MKiitile that the potato Mt will
ciim.-..n.-. - e c
- r - .tu. ....ui.ltlmti:l.i.rv "ri'irt'-li(T ti rti ill ri-li
Idamptfr.umd. It :. t.io on to talk of " I
ivni pouiwn-.t-t.
Mr Wm. R.id-ers. of Shade town-hip. !
ihon,i , (,r'oin.x- a M-m lav ami I-ft !
-.:,h . ,.,- ,,f tlci!as.W M 7W !
jIsJ to kJ,,,. ;lOW they got up papers in j
ScotlateL
i . -
; - . n .
Tim following twelve cotii.ti.- of IVim- ; old. story" iii a most thrilling and enchant-
j'y'vania arc said to be wiihoia a Haiit j ing way. Ijirge crowds listened to her every
ichur. h: Snvder. lrtNinon, Juniaia. lVrry, ! discosirM-, ami sm h a ower did she htiv
jt'i:mb-r'arid, Adams Fraiiklin. Fntt-m, i over her a-idii-oi-e that the stir of a leaf
( ua.or,j y,,, Klk. and (amiron. !,ould almost !e herd. At the close of her
, ! farewell a-ldres, on Friday afternoon not a
M- lLlIianl'. grew mom! :'J i j7 (.ve w to w,.n j,, th). pntire a,,,H.
menace is a.ivertise. to exhibit it. bower. T,(e Iuwi,illK throughout, met with
Sl .,n SirHflilw lib. Tin sliow i '!llcll,llr(v,i,lsllI,it,!lfiri,nsry. .
' .-.V..n i. f i.ll !. it:!' i1-i rmile. mid :i-s the I .
... i.. .. .,- ... ..O I
:Pne oi n-inii.-i-ni i-i o:u --ivi.iii3 ao uiw j
i attend. '
j - -- ,
We acknowledge the receipt of a coti.pli- j
; meata.-v tieaei oi aomisMion to rue rourui
Annual Industrial Kxhibithm of Jeff.-r.o., j
: county, wiiicit will
: on Si pti-iiilicr llth
l.c 1
i at Br-.kville
to 2-.1, inclusive.
We
i hereby extend our t!iank, and, if J-
i will be prcM-r.t at the exhibition.
TJie 1KVlJe o( ,llC Xurkevfoot region w ill
UM tit.;r anliUal )llirvt h'ot.ie or basket
jiic-iiie in the gnive at the Jersey church on
jjatunlay. Sejtemlr '.:h. Public, speakers
nd the Fr-ina ("onu-t lliiud will be nr-.-seiit.
'and a g.-od. (.l-l fa-hiom-.l reunion ,.f old
1
frit-lids end neighbors i- expi-teil to taxe j
l-iacc. j
Th- .en!i:.vllnm m,. i;our,i f Agri- J
riciiiiiire w::j tioia iti next meeiinzin nii-j
ingtou on Wt is, when tl i- i'XKvi!cj j
. .. i
from forty to f.ltv d
iites irirri rtiSlerent !
pars of tlit 5tate will be pre.-cnJ. The sii!i-1
! jc for discussion are niai y, and ill he
I presented in a piaclieal manner i.y parth.-s j
knowing what they are talking al-otit.
A novel case is Urawn on th
'taller Ses--iit
term of
i sions lint for trial at the p
I court, in which tiu Cotii-.uoiiwealtli of Fcnn
i sylvania is plaint iff. and Frankiin D.Miniey
j er. late of said county, yeoman, is defend
i ii.t. The ihirtte r for killing a dog. of the
value of tweiity-rivedohars, the goods. chat
tels and roperty of one Aann ';ise!vr.
Wc last neck received from tiie er.teqr;
ing iiiu-ic firm of I.ce k Walker, 111:!
"' l'!;iladc3.bia, a co.-y of k-o-
eral Beaver's tiraud March, by :ertel. The
writer is well knoxn in the musical world,
aud the march proiuL-t to liecomc very
p-ipnlar during the campaign. Wcabore-
i i- ... .i k - - n-:l.
)ivivei iroiu trie sioue ur:ii h t "j-y i o o-
lion: l'enn's March, by A tig. Loii:;tly.
Jihnto-,vn b-idlord failed to put tip
tlr printed notiiw in his hotel ia accord
ance with the Jaw ot ls,iT. atvi wncn lie
k"-"1
;bt atiou ai-ain-t a iirdr for not
ayitig L-is 'uli, tiie i-oar.ier reta.ialei ny
br-.ntring suit against the !anit!ora for not
comply big with the hiw in haviri: Ihe it o-
tu-vs iishsi. ano '.n"re is a lair rr.. tvi i:im
- -
he wi.i go to jail lor somen,.. ,g man six
montiis unless toe m.-iitcr i- "oiiiproini.-eu.
Th- noiinal Methodist ejnio mei-tiug.
rir j,tn.b-, 4uel Thnivhiy f last
Wl.,.s- atid ha Us-n lar-i-iy ottende.1 every
v , ,j t.Vl.p.::ig sitiee. Thealtendslu lust
um,ay wa very good, but not as large as
,.e bhaih 4 th'ir meetings in for-
:ner viars. although the net proewdsat the
! gates exceish-d tiiat of last vesr. which was
due to the passii.g in of a hirgtr nunilnrof
Vehicles from the surroundicg counrr.-.
The ttnterrifi
Coiitity opcmsl
1 Democracy of Soruer-ct .
their camjiaign bv a vcrv i
: ... .: sc. : .i.. -rl.
Ultri lliliupi I'll .uiiiiuai iiii... i nt oii' t j
room wss well filled, quite a numlier of !a- I
dies lieing among ihe audience, lien. A. II.
iO'Hroth preside,!.
C. F. BlacV i-ia-lc a few i
brief remarks. J. S. Afrioa si-.iied on titeau-1
whole of th route frnm Harr'-lmrg to
m-engAia nc..:,irj...i .-s..ii.ctm TrotiiKiis ,
1 ny are now i-s.king lor toe hkt pnu-tica-
ble iou: fiTtlif ' Ft tt.- f.mn'y cil aod f
j.nai ran. ,U pmi at ,,r n. go ,
; through Greene coti.ity.tc? the Washington j-
OHiiilv rinte I- Ii'T-eii oii.i: snorier ana it.e
,
J grade latter than wxs evpo.-.t. the char-
iter t.a n it lea noolied f-r. tut tne'
. , i i
1110117 i-t in.- surervs na- i-'s-i: si:ij.!-i oy
-
of H.
f . , , ,,.,.... 5
-IliTII IU I-',.. ... 1 llii.-.-'.ll, ., I .ISM.r .
. , . ,. '. '
pic-!ii..-a .n iiui'iis grove:;;" rnoay, ni'inii...o.ii, me i"y,-)i ,
, -ri . . .- r...l
Jllt SOU. II OI .e.w il . ii' lr wor ii.'iii inni
. in Urm inmlr! I-Tiotl. . aa.l a m.. imi 1
; to nve nunareo -rson
t order iv and eidovabie picnic was never held
....... . ...
heneaili the preen-wood tn-es. Addressm.'
1 laitl Kf, li.HL J. -M. UUtpoi'll, it'UU .. tl.
Cuffrr th at: I other-; 5 uw luiwK s-nj. fur j
i,ie.l bv the Woodvjle Ean-1. and the way
1 - . . . I
the feet of tlip tiierry ehmeers
aei'i nine in
,
i evi.-em-of
it dulcet strains ws suflicient i
T
cacc'IcM ouaulv. .
T i ,
the practice of law in the
countv. .Mr. i;esc-Eer is a v.nins man 01 :
i. ... ' . .!..t.w .n ,.r l.n. r.i. ynou- " ie-iy-aiii iir ..... , k - ...7ict
. Alter liBiler.' aiig a fost li..or.:ii a;i-t , 3, ... .....k ...u,, . - . ,, ... .,.,.i rr vtflr 1 VLMlln.as4elKipI tM
rt.rM e.a,i!ir'ioii c" the hands o.' a 'co"i- here, tok a borHW lr ridn to ileUnvy's , v , " . . ,. " .. I tiau. bw 4ierj;
n,a e.aiiniiR.ioii c. tne uaiios o. aco..i . .v.' . . 'r :-.'. . .-.' A ! are! of crwirse they always trv t.scll yola the rvutaioes. V b nw) 400
mittee n..sal of the I res.dcnt Jtaie. : -....s o. , ,UP , ;.. in tlie ,1Use . ' Pcht Vrtad, V ft
i. i-.i i. ir r r n v;....n ninriit.-ui:. A tlier wtre returtir.if home " i R?a. V - sJ
' ...,,-,. ., , i ell. Jonas, the reason 1 buy from J. U. gui,. ft
W II Pneiif-1 and F J K. iser J so on ! the evening, and while iiassicg through , , ,. -' STr, i a l.hl aztra ml
. il. Kiin'. an" ' J- re's-r. i-s-is.j on .1 , . ? 1 " t sjnyjcr Co., is because I ean save from 10 1 s-1..?0- "'""'iTiJzi!
1... 1 e-i:. is- . ! ... i- . 1. 1 . 1 1 iMvpan ukl at a Iiveiv eait tlie riKhicr nrt!i ' ' (ircanJ Alutn "er i-tt ..! 4-i-l
rcHionoi n't. n.:?. rtier... w . - r - , - - - - - - - ----- "" to 25 Per cef.t and then, as yon sav. they - abmo.iaJt......: ..a
ft. ..'s-Mi M:irar TOondnaadaiiKea to v aivrr-s o.i. oroae arw ueaaa.. ,. ... .... . . ., .' .. sB- ,Uow s flef
!-u:, ' k...: ,., ..;.,.. k.iTl.e voung la.lv was Unable to dis.-n-aee
,mi,i.i..,i....i.io.-.".ii'i. .1,,
i EnnkKn-Xarshail c-dlegt? s..tnc two year ,
rvs
;it !
sincr, a suriiii Kejitiblican. ami d
irn at tliufijiiJ4oi'',ec.,:ittiit-. J'itt
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I mK 1BU1V SllCt ,ai lUb MauW OM.ll.OT 1 . . J-M
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richly descry ta u our tinocre
ith.
i r r-T
are arat prriiTi to y that an .nli-.
.a'iie visiful this immediate seotioa Sun- .
JjgrrciHIiV--l'it-'rNn ftU-Aiiaik.isifW of
'J-.f 1I.U -j.fsnipo.t'. t ko ArtliW'u.1 j
j ir3d na n(irr-jT!:n.t tmitorj Xa "saU '
j Eivur," wbiie Cluef Uicat's -oaU eye dbv-i
ered rruite a 11nml.fr of empty "barl" float-j
.ing oa th suwoUi .sauiace. which b Uuiits.
srnr t Ks . r A sreTt.on iK 1 t,A.-.
j and IacUpww4jrsLlrltK.
Attetiliou direcuJ t Uienew advertise-,
nu-nt of I-,- f.mto-r Quinn, or Johns-i
i. n T v .is UMAfinilnnmiSNtn-
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I tomers can n-t -fall to be suited. I'artie
I 1 1; '. S v. . .LahI.) mtnjimhx
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thorn hen nirikinc thi-jr purchases.
j At Vaslii:it-Vio, l'a., one uay last week,
j a liftreii-year old daughter of ft Mr. Wolfe
' eloi.e.1 with a young man uaineJ Lilian,
I a,re.l eilitrvn, of nntinnatL''' The pair pro
!csdel to UriTMichnrje at which place tliey
were mamnl. On Sunday morning last the
!-l BMtt I.i li..c iiraMif'a 1ii,..a litl h,irfalh-
, .. . - - 1 -
it drove her fr-im the lioce and t-ld lier
. to ngsdn r-tu'n.
The directum of the FayettaCounty Agri
cultural Association have changed the time
for holding the ensuing fair to October 10th,
lltbaud Uih. Thu it one weelc later than
i thev had nrcriouslr decided noon. The
wmr u. ,bx,-
""' ,-'uale sonant, of New ork
1 thm rJ niake oueoT tW3 sc6n"
Two corj ot civil engineers are in camp
near the old California Furnace, on Califor-
n:a creek, .:loc to the somerset line.
Theyareen.W. .everal other cor,
in making preiinpnary surreys in the inter-
est of the prujxwed Sauthern Pennsylvania
- ,,.,.
thence .:r".kiug the headwaters of
........
Lli1 l iuiii. count Auiunama
will be conilcted at an early
nt rriiml Icit"irrtit.
dav. H.f-
Tne itiilement weather of the past few
days has been rather severe oa ca-np inect-
ing folks, as there was no shelter for the
-"an' wu" the services.
Mlw Savilia Kriiiij. ihe female evangelist,
a" S1 !!,'- 8 rl- fur
; the Mater. Mis Kring is twenty-two years
; of age, endowed with wondertul oratorical
'1T1I1II1IMI M Tl I I Tllf I.U'IIIIV III ii'iiiiir nil. fllll.
t .i-.. .i . e ...ii ...o; .1
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liie new niui wi ..nicr juuiim m
tarted up last week. It will require a large
supply of grain to keep the mill ruuniug,
f f j. je ,a1(K.ity of Iuaking K barrels
i of tlmir neniav. The mill is arran -el with
aului' Iftheemiu is hrou-ht
" . . . ,
I j nit' nun in ' ii tuij'ntn -iuv c
bin aud carried by elevators to the weigh
scales, where I'M bushels i-an le weighed at
one time. From the scales it runs into
a tin trorn where it is elevated to the place
whenjitsUirti on its long journey, to at la&t
come out a stijiertuic quality of flour. W.
II. I iros-occupies the responsible position
of liiad iiiiocr. He h cxjN rienced in the
-.'WHii-' griwding pnajes..
He lias work-
t u-iili tin. .li.f..rt. ot LiniU of iiuriiiers. and
i ne of the b
t miilers in the country .-
il'. Hrtl'lillt J'lUl fd.
Some time during Monday night orTues
lav moriiing cur'.v John iSherin ami James
.... i .. .1" .1 . -I !
I iin ma le inetr escai iron, me jail, i nej
are Hie men who broke into the store of Mr.
Morris, at Six U .ads, a few weeks since and
were awaiting their trial at the fortheom-
ing court. IheMienli liau tiieai conuneu
in the same eel! and had them rhaint-d to
gether bv their aiik'.fs aiel hobbled. Not
wiih:aii'iiugt!ie disadvantages they man
aged to tear up teime thsiring of the cell and
n.ak-.- ihcir way to the cellar. From the cel
lar they dug their way out into the jail yard
and through the brick ail surrounding it
into liberty. Immediately ujsin the di
covery of the esx-ae officers were sent out
and hand bills ollering $11 reward wese
distributed throughout the surrounding
country. Wierin is about twenty-two years
old. has red hair, freckled face and hands.
Flin is alsitit twenty years old, has dark
hair and small gray eye. Both are about
a feet 4 inches in height. hdmil Imptirrr.
A vory enjoyable musical oiitei-.aicmer.t
was given in the Somerset House parlor on
last Friday eening, under the direction of
Prof. Whiting, the popular vocal instructor
of Pittsburgh, Pa. over one hundred in
vited guests were prownt, and that they a-
prevbtted the efforts of the performers was er;e ,uj tireU!, lrau.U, which nse the loco
manifest by the hearty applause whieh fol- I1Mj(ive a nicaiis or suddenly dropping
lowed each and evry jsrfonnance. Th ' miwai nclcoiiiinunitiea from long dis
following protrraninie wa carrie.1 out: uncts, and then make a t.vo or three hun-
Phmo overt!r.;-Tlie P.t and Peasant j
fiuartette Fron IXn Munn Miss Bacr,
Mi Whiting. Messrs. Whiting and Milter.
Song The r.i-tilli'Ui Mr. Ivimuieil.
Trio Come, Holy Spirit Miss Bacr, Miss
Whitias. and Pnif. Whilinp;.
I'iano Solo Fantasie on Sohctigriiu
Mtss Whititig.
Duette The Swallows Missi Baer and
ss ScuM.
Song The two Grenadiers Mr. Miller.
Song Waiting Miss Bacr.
Piano Solo Fantasie from Midsummers
Xights Dream Miss Whiting,
onA ie A. anto Miss Scull.
Song The Three Fishers Prof. Whitiag.
Duette See the Pale Moon Mis? Baer
i-.i.-i.e ..-e .i. . ;
,iir'"- viu...i. -
I)i-rir (,f
'. rv a to whelher any porsoii who! name is j
I oi! tin- lis-bas died or it as removtJ (mm j
f m,)MB( ,- sach . j
si
I. ite-Ts lore come in. to
ld liieir names
lo tii-irli-t. oiiltic last.
, tra,iol A,fr ln,.at
u , f,x
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lc clock to H. uii. fr.iiHlo9 to :ntn all
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or to stnKe name mini no-nsi
Ibis year, :
Thursday. iWtcmrH-r JtU. the last day for
wtmtlon, and WedttesUay .ml Tiutoy, s
fth and 7th, are the two..l-ys when the As-
n.. la. ,.re-.itt at lh rierti.m-bouae. t
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r. r - 1 c . .. - 1. . .1 . a
most mute his final return of theromt.lefed
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1 1st to the CoillltV Commissioners.
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refers to the daughter of onr fellow town.-1
I man, Rola-rt W'-"" :
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BTtni riruiui. a i'ii i"i iuuiik tolas
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from this place. iiK-lnding Mias Lilhe Wal-1
,-. , , Mic. . - -
H . , w. ...... - . - " . . -w-1 . .Mill, VI;
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xuairsvitie, alio -iis.s tiriie iiiuiiirr, oi
raeveraleoortsofthiai' ?Jy. tt4. Her horse stopil '
r is a young man of ! an itaat. -atid tlleu starte.1 rcpiifiy forward, j
- 1- . - -. ,
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wr "" "" u'e VW w TS?
iwr tt. sswtp tyjrJitiV manntf. Af-,
rutMSMg twtritty-.liyp yarUs t j
manner. At-.
iioise aiaoiuziif ur mic iv suin.iers inn ;
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"""ff waaoaroesi mi, quuse m an
unfxns'iorts t-oii.tition. SLe retnainesl Un
gonsciuiw tf q;,a,n iior, but finally ral- j
i;,hI and was Uruulit to town, to-day, whtr?
,sie tV&iIiig well. Siie will tie ablp to be
up to-ruorrotw. Stptnco to wy uu tuarks of
fresn gootis. in order to insure Uieae two
tl.in, we would advise our readers to buy
iheir d ud. meiUcines, etc at Campbell's
2X Main MXuet, Cull on him when in Johns-
hs lmlrnn il! E mnriniv.1 thai m-haf :i
1 we sar la onmrt.
AMwi.ftii iettw.-i r .o......,B u-
urease Ktt" in .o iiwt, """-
itiii utttiii mi ... . "
Washinfiton, ,J,. .C X ot csEcd .fir in 13 ' . '
days. - r' i BKArry BeACiEa. The beauty and color
Iwis Brown.' J II. Bowman, 1). T. Cole- j of the hair ni8y bo safely regained by nsin
man, E. J. Collins, W. II. Dorhin.C. E. Fer- j Foxkcr's Hair Balsam, admired for ita per
ncr, George Fuller, Henry Gray, Bobt. Gib- j fume, aud dandruft eradicating properties.
son, John Caring. T. Uawely, T. B. Harris, j ,
Wan! B. Hutchins, Rtifus Hofcit, Eli Hann, j Morrison A Bro.'s Cough Syrup.-Lini-Mi.
Sidney Johnion, Joseph Li ngeufelser, ment, HrHt and Cattle Powder have, by
Jessie Landis, Adam .LingenfeLscr, Mrs. rtheir gootlness, gained a large sale. Tlie
Elizabeth Miller, Harry Mcllrary, D. W. A. j;ze nn,l price suits me. Also try Bnm
MacWUliams, J. II. MeCullock, Mary Adda stead's Worm Syrup
Martin, Gorge Ross, W. V. Speicher, J. S. : .
Speicher, George Tomer, Tcter Wiliiams. FiRXfri RE. CotTroth & Co., are now of-
Saloma Young.
In calling for the above letters please say
ad vertised.
A. C. Davis,
PoStm aster.
Jkffebsos Items.
Getting cooler.
Corn is lookin
well, and roasting tars
plentiful.
The fruit crop being a failure we must
therefore depend more largely upon the fly
crop, which is certainly an abundant one.
We are glad to know that oar leading
school teachers are availing themselves of
the opportunities afforded at the several
normal schools of this county, in order to
demand higher salaries for the coming win
ter terra, as well as qualifying the"'
for a still higher and greater work m the fu-
ture. May others protit by their example.
Harvest being entirely ended, we presume
otir fanners are none the less delighted.
This being court week, quite a number of
our population have left for the purpose of
sjicnding a vacation in the city of Somer
set. G. M Dickey and W. II. H. Miller, who
have for several weeks past been attending
the normal and classical school at .Sonirrstt)
speak highly in favor of the school, and we
wish them success and a pleasant term
throughout.
- The camp meeting north of Somerset,
seems to be rapidly drawing the attention f
some oi" our young boys and girls and even
some of the older ones. Pat.
En. Herald. We notice since our return
to tin; Yoiigh region that the lone looked
f.. .itt.-.l rC .not lili-tlt n-f -oiv nnced for. I
bridgetoiiinectFteni Fayette with Siim-! -Somerset, a car load of Fossil Marl, good
erset county at Confluence is not yet a real- j for all crops, at 2. r sack of ai Hts or
itv. It seems those -wailow-taiied ari-sto- per ton ot ten sacks. Fossil Marl is the
cratic descendants of the ' whiskey hoys." j cheat -st and best fertiliser our farmers can
who are also inheritors valuable coal "', owing to its lasting qualities,
lands in the Fniontown region, who control Joiits s. shaier,
the commissioners of Fayette county, have Somerset, Pa.
always looked upon their moutMaine.er i j M HuloVrbtiTii Xs.sTave just le
neighbors of "Henry f lay" township asjj ,arp; invi(e r nu.-s an,i )(,v-s
thonghthevwere esj-eoially trcat.-d lo pay j c.lrtll!1 ()f ,iie Ut.s.f . dc-signs and styhs;
taxe-s, to vote, and to swim the ough river : ()rV t.,irap ,, Y,.r,h Ths y tUt. lhd
when their business or wants cornel them j .. l)jey iave rweivC(l witlill sixty
to leave home. These Uniontown '.Moguls xheV alwavs ket.p ,lt,ir Mot.k flll
dub their mountaineer neighbors as ' m,xk-, tliat tIl).ir cll,toIurrs not
asonit" bnckwheafers, and insinuate that j oM fron the w ?f)
Hie giriS Villi lllUailll liie PIJIC Ul nun-m-iira
chew tobacco and carry revolvers. The lat
u;r habit we woald suppose a iiec5-ity,
ir in presen-eof the average Fayette county
commissioner. While we disbelieve the t--baco-rcvolver
story, we would remind the
progressive and intelligent commissioners ofj
Fayttte, who represent a county whosJ j
early history is freighted with many items i
of thrilling interest as well as romance, that
they have repeatedly refused to build a
bridge at Continence, and during all these
years over twenty miles of the Yoiigh river
has been without a bridge, thus compelling
the good people of Eastern Fayette to imi-.
tate the example of a boy named i. Wash- !
ingtou, who rafted himself o'er the waters !
of the Yough river about 117 years ao, and
didn't have to have a bridge. While we un
Uer"inini that Fayette claims alt the river
between tliecunnticJ. yet thjse worthy coin.
missiuuers want Situersct county to build
half the bridge. Are the Fayette powers
that be waiting until forbearance has ceased
to be a virtue, and a move is made to creae
a new county out of the southern iortion of
Somerset and eastern end of Fayette roun
ties. Already we hear the distant rumbling
of dissatisfaction at what ihe voter and tax
payer considers wilful neglect.
L'rsina, Aug. ii. Mac.
M. M. HiLLiAito Great Msxai.i eik and
Ciaci s, '"Wait forthr wagon" or, in oth
er words, save your "dollars of the daddies"
tor the coming of the above named Confed
eration of animals and artists, which will
mass its multitude of amusement marvels
at Somerset uu Monday, September 4th,
lss- And mark well that it is not one of
those latter-day railroad uiushwoni raenag-
nile jmj, in a night, in order to ee-
cajie the swindling odor they leave behind
but. on the contrary, a solid, honest road
slutw, bringing Savage Nature, in ail the
lu-ut iiiajcslic iili.st.ati.iui of her living les
sons directly to your doors, and added
thereto a far greater and purer circus than
you were ever decoyed into visiting at some
distant point, through the costliness and
(liscoinf.iri of "cheap c xenreton trains.'' It
comes among the people as it ought to, and
iloes not ask thc-m to undertake tedious, ex
pensive and dangerous journeys to go to it:
and it conies in the good old fashioned and
only genuine caravan, menagerie and circus
way, and the only way in which a really
great show of the kind can be successfully
niove-i ana managea. it purposely marcnes
w that Us reputation may precede it, and I
n . ,,i ... what that reiHitation b, is suflicient'.y indi
Kssoan. the Assessors have I 1 . . .
luir nioruiii;. mu.iiissieiii ooiv i i n ni. (
straws show which way the wind blows.
"Hello. Fisk, another new suit Golfv.
W nr wai Huln iiiiw" . -'
h ,
a aiways
..iru w,., I , ,1..;,,..
tid; whv-"
'.'Oil. nothing: onl v you always wear nia.le
up suits; and I see iiow you have a regular
custom made suit. 1 hong.it v hail got
inU, ,tvr business. Ha, ha, ha! Fisk, '
!.iis:iie- II . ha ha Fi.Ir
ict me tell vou s.in:eihing: have von been a'
j. n. nyU-r 4 Co.'a lately?" '!
"Ne
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1 surprise.!; mere was no ciotinng in
.1 . . .1; i .l-.l 1 tt - .1
IUI' Sli-irm oil, A ialil nil' 1.11.1 lll-j-
wr.ro v.iinir lo .Ol-tthe c hit hi IIP hllsine-s
ij - " .... ....
iteaays yes, summer ii i.;ii:g, ami torn ma
lie aavs ve, snnimereiotbitte, and
to I'all in a few davs and 'sen some new suits j
tiiat tlirv had made to urler.soecial. Well.
i T r... t i .1 u .1.. .. n .. I
1 w nueu. 1 i 'il. mere a i ' w io s uiiei.
then I wa surprise.1 loans tlie rules f cloth-!
jBg an ad the latest stylw.Wl all the
........... .. .
uesl maKes oi ciom.
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!-xks, Camels, etc
Harris, Sterling, Bui-
gavj Fid., by it
hsve anr old uits on
, . .,
those fellows never
vou with."
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v
-euejallv bear, and wecansav there ts more 1
fl u' .' ,,-'
1 - : 1
WH"' Z"i
WaLST-r Ltur ;
Hair Revtubke. It is en-
ttt a TuM.n .
fnnii all otiiers.. Itis as
i-J UIUIIVU- ii.i
cjear as water, and.
as its iiatu in.lk'are, is
a r-.rftxrtl v Vecetab!e Hair Keslort-r. It will
ininifAliatfly frep'tlie bcatl fjvw all uandruff,
e . ,.,.- . V..;- It. .,.,1 .lnr and
, rture gray
i produce a t
! off. j; docs
' '
iw growth where It has fallen
, . .
doca Dut lD any manner affect the
jphi ruxlade C. X.Crittenden, New York
L. ' m ' r- .'-'! f
j ; Tent Du-Tiiwitruais- Chabm. A dtligbt-1
ful fragrance of freslily gathereil flowers
and mitrm us the diMineuisinne cnanil on
1 ofj 1
IlC-tCt ltva V ttSISBt tt T tawa.. )
, Florestine Cologne.
ir
If you want dry goods. jIaasware, queens,
ware, etc., the place to get them is at
w J. B. Sstpkr & Co.'s.
j cring the largest and greatest variety of
j furniture for less money than ever sold be
fore. We positively can and will undersell
any one engaged in the business in this
countv.
II. Herfiey has just received and placed
ou his counters the largest and best selected
stock of clothing for the till trade ever
brought to this section, and now offers bar
gains never before heard of in Somerset.
TVin't forget to call at his store if you wish
to secure mors goods for less money than
be had at anv other store in town.
CiROVKD RjW BOSE FE8TIUZER.
Farmers who wan! something better than
the Double Eagle brand of Phosphate can
!pet fw! us iurcraw w, manufacture.! by
, M .t ., , M. . ,
per;
200 juxitids, or l ! per ton of 10 bags.
Cook Jfc Beerits.
Wayne & Berkebile, the boss furniture
dealer have just received a large amount
of new stock from the east, which they in
vite you to call and sec. Their prices are
such a can not fail to please. Don't fail to
look nt their stock beiure the choicest pieces
have l-een carried away.
The fine-.t line of furnishing goods to be
foi'nd in this section is at the store of H.
Ileffley. His stock cannot be equaled, and
is offered nt such remarkably low prices that
all wishing to purcha.se cannot fail to sveure
a bargain, both in price and quality of goods.
By giving him a call and inspecting his
stock you cannot fjil to purchase.
ToFmii-Rs. 1 hare now on hand at
where to be suited.
I would respectfully inform my friends of
Somerset county that I have opened a new
drug store at Z'-l Main Street. Johnstown,
Pa., where I would lie pleased to see them
y v ttock con:?ts of pure Drugs. ( heniils.
1;jtcnt MediciiiK), Dye Stutls. Perfumery
, r ,. o.ds generally. At this season
I would all attention to the insectrades,
such as Pure Paris Green, Pure Powdered
White ileiitirore. Persian Insect Powder,
etc.. When in need of anything in the
drug line col. ie and see me or write for
prices. A!i inquiries rheerfuliy answered.
C'H AS. 0 El Itf 11 II,
Main Street.
Kitronn Yoi b Di:kiw. The attention of
jiersotis holding unrecorded deeds is direct
ed to the provisions of the late act of As
sembly, which reads as follows:
"All deeds and conveyances for real es
tate in this Commonwealth shall be record
ed iu tlie ofllee for recording deIs in the
u.unty where the land lie within six months
after the execution of such deeds and con
veyances; and every such deed and convey
ance not recorded as aforesaid, shall be ad
judged fraudulent and void against any sub
sequent purchaser for a valuable considera
tion unless smh deeds be recorded before
the recording of the deed or conveyance un
der which such Mibseqent purchaser or
Mortage shall claim."
This is an important tiotiee. and thune
holding unrecorded dees Is will sec the im
portance of having them recorded without
fiirthvr delay. AH deeds recorded under
this act shall appecr so to lie by indorse
ment made thereon, according to the true
nteut und meaning of the act of Assembly.
MAUKIKI).
JtiHNSON SIPF )n the Mth of July,
near the City, by Kev John N. Fnruh, Mr.
James B. Johnson and Miss Mary K. Sipo,
both of thin county.
HACKSTIN'-MKYKRS im the !ith of
August.'' at the Lutheran parsonage, Hoov
ersvilie, by the same, Mr. Charles H.i. kstiu.
of Johnstown, to Miss Minnie M. Meyers, of
this county.
PENCE PEW'. On the f.lh of August,
near Graef s church, by tlie same, Mr. John
Bence, of Bedford county, to Miss Mary J.
Pew, of this county.
B )VM A N HOSTETTER. On the -.Tfh
of Au-just, by Elder Jo-iah IW-rkley, Mr. M.
11. Bowman to Jli"S Surah Hosteller, biith
, n flt)tv
I BULBAV t.KAKY. On the :th .lay oi
July, at the residence of Jeremiah Henry.
VIEfr.
. .V UN-'ON. On the "ith of July, In Bed.
jj tomity, Mr, Win. Johnson. aj!e.l 37
; vii-i moiitlia anil It iltirs
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A VALUABLE FARH
FOR S JLIiE !
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! jjedfora turnpike, adenine laads f Was. Win, i
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. aad others eoalauunsr atiual ave aere, sza aens .
clear Dd la g'"l stata of cultivation and the
. lasiaacsj wen uainerew : nc a acrv w wivasiow.
; Tk. fmrm ta 9til tu, Fraln or rack
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A traet af rimbar land laytesr about Ua mile
rhofjv--Mjom Imo ofbra
icg aboat 2ti acres." For further iafcrmaOoa call
"
S. 3. BAES.
aav3sa
P. a
I
LOOK TO YOUR HEALTH !
And saa to it that yon do out allow Vunr rotes to
beeum rntlreiy run duwn aaii woro'out bt lore yea
Dr. Tahmey's Ussltli Bestcrcr.
Iru feel Weak r Iastsiia wtlk Ola
laesa r BMdaeha,
saaetlnea aoeonpaBled with sll(bt
COUGH. TIGHTNESS OF CHEST and FAIN
ACROSS SMALL OF BACK.
too ibcuM try tb Health KestArer. which 'leac
r the lilotxt, aasins anl iBTtguraUs I ha Urer,
CORRECTS THE KIDNEYS.
Caa be bad traa all dealers.
an30
HEADACHES
Cao be effaetually eared by arir Dr. Fahroey's
Health Restorer, becaate it parldti the system
aod reaurates tba raune. There is bo danger lo
Its as aod la purely vegetable. Uaa b gum to
any aire. aug30
FOB SALE.
A valnabls farm eontatnlnar ahont Oar llundrra
and Sixty firr Acre. (164) ntty to Cfty-Cre (MkU)
acre of tha finest ( lak and Poplar timber in Llic
onier Valley, tweotr-Cr acres excellent meadow,
eiichty acres ndendld grain and pasture land, be
si.le other timber land. aU well watered, Ume
fta on tha (arm, grood trame boasa. waicoa shed,
craln house and Iok barn. Sltunte-1 from Lork
iwrt, P. K. K.. 4 miles, Lacolle. P. R. R.. I miles.
Went Fairfield, one and one-hali mile, where may
always be lound a eaah (TaiD and bay market.
TERMS EAST..
Address
JAS Q. LEMMOX,
37ol Woodland Are.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Or Inquire of 14. W. Lcmmcn, Latrube ,Wct .
moreland Co Pa.) oetu lr
VALUABLE HOME
FOB S-AJGIE!
T'HE an.leraijrsed will sell at private sals on
reasonable uirmj, a urm coutamlng .X acre,
sitttaua In Somerset toamahlp, one mile west from
tne Gc-art Huuae, 30 arret of wble-h are clear and
In a hchsI sia eol cnltlratlon. and S ares timber
land, with a new Swiss barn, a rood dwelling
house, tenant house and other outbuildings there
on erected ; with never-faiiira; pprlngs of water
and plenty of fruit tree an the same ; adjoining
James Parson on the west.
FRANK H. COCSTKYMAW.
Somerset, Pa., Auk. 3,
JjJSTRAY NOTICE.
I nine t traylnir on my farm, near Friedeaii. Som
erset township, five yearling calves, one white
nd the others spotted. The owner ean reeover
the came by railing and proving pnierty an.1
paylnir roets.
auaSISt GEO. SMITH.
MT. FLEASAKTJNSTIIDII!
FALL TERM OPENS
EtTKJIBER G, '82.
THIS Imtitute If one of the mort convenient and
best suited te tba want, of the youaif pe-.ple
ol Suuier-et rouniy. there are five courses of
nutty : srren Uaebers deroting all their tune to
the Institute. beides aaniatants: a new brick
bulldina; ezelutvely far lady boarders: another Is
being remodeled for yonnie men t eight institu
tion includlnc Colleges, Normal aini Art Schools
are represented In the Kamlty.
In thorouahn'ss. health, location and breadth of
training Ml. Fleanant compares wl'.h the very
best.
A tboroaich eourso In Kovk-kecplng. Maslc U
tnogbt privately or in cliM. A new piano was
aducd in the spring and another will be added in
the fall.
Haintinz In oil ami water colon". Decorating
China. Charcoal and Crarun drawings.
Uerman taught by a native Oernian. A grad
uate of a leading New Knirland Normal Schiol in
charare of the Normal department.
A catalogue vlvins: partfculiire is ).it oat, and
will be sent on application.
Addrcie
LKROY STEPHENS,
ict President.
D
ISS0LUTI0X NOTICE.
iNott-e if herehr uiren that the firm of J. W.
Barnne a; Co.. baa been dissolved by mutual eon
ffent, anl that lieniamin H . rinhoro and Almoa
'rilten late partnera of J. M". Karnes, under tha
above Urm name, will not be responsible for any
Indebtedness contracted by the said J. W. Barnes,
since the dissolution ot the . pnnncrship.
BENJAMIN H. OSBORN,
jyi AL,M'. CKITTEN.
Q
O.MMITTEE'S ACCOUNT.
he followlnu account has besn tiled, and will
be presented for coshrination. on
Thnraday, Aw;aat 3 1st. liS.
First and final awjnt of Henry Shaffer, Com
mittee ol person and estate ot l.'Urrltxa Shaffer,
of Uaemxhonln; Twp , Somerpet Co., Pa.
S. U. TRENT.
augl6 ProthonoLiry.
WALTER ANDERSON,
CGR. WOOD ST. AND SIXTH AVENUE,
NO. 226 LIBERTY STREET
febis
JEGI-STEIf.S NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby jrlven to all tr-on eencerred
as legatees, creditors, or otherwise, that the lol
lowina accounts have passed register, and that the
same will be presented tor confirmation and al
lowance at an Orphans' Court to be bald at Som
erset. AnirustSlst. lwci.
J. First and final aceount nfSamnet Cestrr, El
eeator of Andrew iMlller, dor'd.
2. Third ami final account of N. S. Frost, Ad
ministrator of Jacob Stayer, dee d.
3. Eirst aecount of Jerome C..unryman, Sam
uel Valker and Frederick Walker, Executors of
Frederick P. Walker, dee d.
4. AeeoTint or Jonathan Miller, Administrator
of -Mic hael S pannier, dee'd.
6. First and final account or He?ry O. MiHen
berircr. Administrator of UoiKrer Anial, deo'd.
.'MnppleiMntal aerount oi H. F. and U. E.
Burnett, Admlaistratora ot teurge iUrnett, de
cead. 7. Final aconuit of Israel Emerlck. Adminis
trator and Trustee of John Lievdlic. dee'd.
8. Account of John L- Gardner, tciiardlan of
HrveT H. Shunk. '
0. Account of ireorae W. Stooita. Administra
tor of Oeuree Stough, dre'd.
10. Aeconnt of John Thonipmn, OnarJtan of
AHre.1 C. Barron.
11. First and final aecotint of William Shaw,
Administrator of Thomas Hill, dee'd.
li First and final account o( Elizabeth and
Henry F. Miller, Executors of Jacob Miller, de,
eee.l. 13. First and final aeisnnnt or G. D. Jvnie, Ad
miaisiratorof JohB J. Rina-Icr. decsi.
14. Final account o( C. A. Bmat, Executor of
Samsel Zerfoss. dcrVl.
14. Ft" l recount nf John 11. Zimmermaa, Ea-ec-io;
ol Dafilel ZimmermaB. dee'.l.
Id. sieei'ad anJ Bnai aocnnt of Jacob Orrhard
aa.f Jonas Meyera, Es ecu tors ot Kmiolph Meyers
dee'd.
17. First account or C. V. Hellman, and J. J.
Folk, Executors of Peter Wilheliu, .iee'd.
in. Aeniant of Harrison Yoankin. AdinlnUtra
tor an.1 Trustee for the sale ot tba real estate ol
Mary A. Fonjuer, .lec-'.l.
1. First aod final aownt nf Jacob Poorbangh,
Adminlrtratorol Iimlah J.dins. dee d.
'J). Final aceosnt of C i. Stutsman, ons at tfa
Executors and Trustees for tha sa1 Oi ta real
estate ot Jost J. 8tatiman. d '.L
2L Sennl aed final aecuntoi Daniel Hoffman,
Administrator of Uenqr Vmnara, dee d
L Acenunt uXUury A. Christner, Administra
tor of Acraa'am Chrlnner. dee d.
. iirii a-oont of William Kreichman an.1
Iwvld Kiem AdmioistraUirs of Jacob Keimdec'd.
2t. The aceovnl uf Sololomoa I hi. Trustea for
the sale of the real estate uf Henry Meyers
dar'd.
Eecisttc's Officb, I A. A.STUTZMAK.
Juljllit, HS2. j' RUter.
JkJOTICE.
Havina; associated wKh a ' tha practV- of
maliciae Dr. U. E. Oobrad, ant opened new
books, all ohl ajoonts must be settled up lmme
diatety s t'aey will tK lett in the bands ol aa ofH
ya loeolleciic.n.
J. M. LOUTH EE.
Stoystown, July loth, ISKL
THE "GABDEN OP THE WEST.'
TO THE F ABM EES OF PEKSSTLTANiA
I frtve ysa a eordlal lnvltat'oa to toa wrw and
ee this "4 tardea of tha Wcstvorthea Mls
aoori. Toa that are wafcry with farm of ex
hausted ferti'Uy, aad yon that bava families of
buys rrutliatT ap whom yoa wish to establish apow
(ardi'mrtcer aad batter and eneaper than are
within your nach is the old State, and yoa that
desire a dmaer C etieswM, eninw aad sea this
country In Ita prima, aglow with golden har
vests, where tbe areat rnstitna; fields of corn mur
mur meiodie of peace and welcome to tha visitor.
"Seeinz is bellevin;." I show my farms oeraoa
ally, freeof ehanre, to any one desiring ta Inspect
them. 1
-NoKTW Eat Misaovs;" aoiaprUes that part
or tne State bord.rad oa lb eaat by Illinois, a an
oa the aon. by sowa. It embraces a territory
about USJ aaUes souare. celebrated for It fertility.
aaluiTUy of climate, aeceastbtitty o markets, ui-
versity of lasMseapa. aad It aialtiiirtoas pndae- -tlons.
It lie in direct eoaaertlon. by trunk lines )
of railwae. witbChicsura. PblladalpaU aad New .
York. Perfect order, peace and political freedom
prevail. Forty tboasaad PwaMyivaaiaM alrrsaly ;
reside in Missouri, la this aaedlsuiot I bare for .
sale aboat three h awl red farms, varyiaa; in sixe, I
quality prios aad nntian to suit the want
ot eastotner. I Saai I ru Dswairrrra Lrfrrs
to Anr Asdcsh Fan ov Chamk. Prices
ranee from 10 tu tlOO per sere, latt a briefly .
owtlioe nae aaapl farm of the higher priced -class
that el Mr W. M. Master, 1 mile west :
v Hannibal, (tn Mark C.'mty).2iaTe rich- ;
eat YfeweWs lump Und.'' aU haced. e acres .
r-ssf Umber, S acres blue sras. S Bae sprinaa ,
(never failma), larae brick mamlom (coat ever
i0W) ; soil ofaasarnassed fertility, predaetB: t
la perfertloo all standard irraina, vegetables and '
fruit a R. K statioa oa tbe preesie ; six trains ,
pass dally: within half-boor ride of Hsaaibei, .
a thriving eiiv ot li.0oi pop. Pnee. S0 per acre,
part oasB. reeaaioder oa most ieannat4e Ursa.
7 reiiiM, fart aurrtaarr real fa ,
aiasrrw m4 rrrara wilt illtntti l rt mf ft .
rat Hranf. Title aaaranteed perfect.
..MiMHllSr ilH. WfNt.'HfcLL.
Steal Eute Areat and Oatmlnlooei of XmaU
rratkia for Xiasuori, Palmyra, Haiios Co, Ma.
Jr--Ue
MERCHANT TAILOR
DMI N I .ST ILT0 li i? 0 f 1 CK.
Latat 1 H Corll K..ser. late of Swnrf bcriunb
ouicrel It., fa , loc a.
Lafiars of aJntinl'ta'i. on Ok aro stat
baring bcea arauteJ to tbo nadcrtiitfwl by tha
Iiropar autliorur, fiosi.-e i lierrl.y gi.eo tu (h.e
i)"t-htel totho kila st; to tri-iK liroir-IUlc
rurmont, arM thor harm-- laln.s or .temaials
atrainst 11 to prewut tliem dnlv amhenlieaieU li
settleaient, at Ihe nf5ce ot F. J. K-aswr, S.mMtrso.,
Pa., oa or belora WmmIht, Aonust sa, issi.
. T. MK1SEK,
tyl- AilBlatftrttcr.
XECLTORh1 N0T1CF.
li&tto of Juan P. K. Waikr. la'a :f t."rt!r,i
rWrouxh, Somerset Co., Pa., .Ice d.
Lietters tcstamcnt.-iry on tha a hove artata
harlnc hcea araateit 'to tha Bailenlaned, br
tha profiar anibnntj, Botteo U henrtiy a-traii
to those lodehted to it t make itniaeillata par
meat, and those barlrit eUims or dem:ui.U wfil
pleas present them duly aathentie-ate-l (cr aei
Uemaat oa Saturday, the 2od dar of Sept, at the
ttire reom o! I.tris k Coder ia 'rsina Bomauh.
S. A. PHILSUN,
J. 1. DAVIS.
Jy-it i.iwuti r.
D M I X ISTR AT0 R'S X0TI CE.
Lia;aof John W. Haines, lata JonnerVwp.,
S.mi;rKt t., dee d.
filiAttersof ailmloisiraiion on ar-oe estateharln
en cranted to the undersigned by the pricier au
thority, notica U hereby gtvca to' all penunt in
dented to said utte to make Imme-ltaie pay
ment, and thoa bavins claim airainrt it to pre
rrtit them duly au!hutira-i U elllment on
Itinrsdsy tlia 7th day of September Isvi at 1
o'clock P. 11. at tne late resiomer of deceased.
JtlSIAU KKLLl.K,
Jy-i Aduiinistrat.ir.
DMIMSTRATOIiS' NOTICE.
Estate of Alexander Friolllne, dc-eased.
Letters of administration oo tlie above estate
bav'.na been arnnted to tha andcrslvnod, by tha
fimper authority, notice la hereby given 'o'thofe
debted to tt to niaka immediate payment, and
tti.e ha vine cbiioisor demands will preaenl them
duly authenticated lor settlement, on Wcicentar,
the 13th day ol Septemtr. l-si at the residence
ol C. H. Kiiuti, Jenner X Koads.
C. 11. K AT'TZ,
a Hit 9 Administrator.
JkTOTICE.
Fbebe suhl f No. sst. Auk. Term,
vs.
Francis II. Yocic ( Foreign Attachment.
Somerset I'ourty, s. The Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania. To the Sheriff ol riomerse; (jun
ty, Oreetlnic : We command jou that you at
tach Francis H. Young late of your county, by all
and liciruiar his Rood and cnatteis. hiuds and
tenements, in whoiw hands or (Hisses. ion soever
tba same may be. so that he tie ar.d appear before
our O.urt ol Common Ple u l bol.ten at Som
erset, in and for said County, on the tourtn Mon
day of Au,ast there to answer Phelie siahl of a
pica of debt lor a sum not exceeiilnx sib j. And
you are hereby rommanded to summon
and all otcer rsons In whose ham!j
or posestiia tha said ir.sstg anil chAUvU, lands,
ami tenements, or any of them may is- attached,
so toat they be and appear lietore said Curl, at
the dny and pUi-e ineutioneil In the alsive writ, to
answer what .ball be obiected mam.-', them, and
abide the ju'lment of the said Court therein.
And have you then there this writ.
VVlinesa the Hocoratde Wm. J. Baer. Presi
dent Judge at Somerset tl.is ijid day el July in
the yearot our l.ml one thoujand clalit hundred
and elsbty-two.
S. r. TRENT,
Proth-m.itary.
I'y virtue of the within writ of atta. lucent tome
dire -ted. I went Uin the premises of the defen
daut, FriiBi Is H. ountr. and nnilinir no one in
possession of sa:d preniiiies. I attucfte-i ait the
nitht, title, iatareat and claim ol si.l ilcl-tvlant.
Francis H. You'ik, of. in, and to the following- de
scrils!.! real estaie, vii: A certain traet of land
unite in Drithersvallec own-lii-. Somerset
eijunty, Pa., a-ljoimnir uiniisotlievi klueer, Joseph
Coloman. Joha Foust, tsamuel Hittner und ot...
ers. C'OtainiiiK twelve acres, more or lens, ( I.
Inir timber laiei) with the appurtenances, Mlh
Julyisrj. Nihil as to FraacU H- 'Youn;;. Sj
ansiTers
JOHN J. SPANOLE R,
SheriH.
Pol.Ilihed bv r-ier of Court.
WM. J. I'.AER.
jy- Presldi nt Ju.!s'.
S
IIEniFF'.S SALE.
By virtue ol a writ of vend. ex.. issued out of
the Court or Common Pleas ofStmrrset count.-.
Pa., and tome directed, there will Is-i-x-o-.tsl io
public sale, at the lj-ort House, la Somerset
Borough, en
Wchmdaj, Auywt Sf'Mlt,
at 1 o'clock p m , the following describe-l tMsr
tytowlt: Ail the rihi, title, Interest aud claim ol the
detendants, John Hlshintr and Mary Ann hlhinv,
of, in, and tu the toilowiua rval estate, via :
A certain tract of land sltuiite In Shmfe lwn
phip ..merset Co., Pa- coutainini; 30 aerei more
or less ol winch there are about 'Jj acres cloar, of
which there ara atut 4 acres In meadow, balance
in limber, with a 1- story h, dwellinK-hou.se aud
Irame stable taertoo erect.!, adjoluiuK liit..lijol
John A. Clark. William Johnson. Haulel Dei.i
ny and the Reese tract with the appurtliiaie-es.
Taken in execution as the property oi J tin K1j
l.lliK and .viary Ann bi-oinx at the suit oi J-din
A. Clark.
N.iti. a All pers.ir.s purcha?lns at the above
sale will pleace take holii-e that a t.art ot the
purchase money to be mane known at the time if
sale will be required as soon as the property is
knocked down, ntaerwise it will lie again evposeil
to sale at the risk of the first purchaser. The res
idue of the purrhase money must pai.loa.ir
belore Thurjdiy of the first we-.-k of Auuit
Court, the time fixed by the Court for theac
knowieuament of deeds, and no deed will be ac
knowledged until the pup-base money is paid
in lull.
JOHN J. SPANOLER.
SnR!riT' Ofvkb, i Scerifl.
Amrest 7. lsii
pUBLICSALE
The umlersinriie.1 will exjM.se to public outcry,
at the late residence of Curtis Kooser, dee d., fu
Somerset, Pa., on
TI ESDAT, seilmter Rib, IS2,
at lo o'clock a. m.. all the tools, materials, lomb-r,
and iinlshed and unfinished work. r ie.. in toe
rarriaite and Idaeksmith shops of the said i 'ertfj
Kooser, dee'd conaisUnii; la part ol 4 finish.Ml
buities, 1 two-horse aprinir waa.m, fiiiistieii. 'i hue
sleuhs, hnisiMi.1. :J huaay Isniies piauo. cal box
and phaeton IV buvuy and phaet..a aeartiiii:i, 4
twii-borse and 1 one-li..iie panei-Iied prinif waa-on
brslies and gearings, drese.i w.-si ..r buairy
Irames, J lannioit milis Liewis'Chainpiofi ana
Isnce ifuantlty o: Eoi-iicl and toukIi tiia:t. sinie
and double trees, wheels, tows, sookes, lelhivs.
axles, ncckyokis, i-r., ac. A ifest variety ot
emmon and lmprove.1 tools for wood and irfj
work, a hub-borer, a tire-bender, sans, plr.nci,
knives, axes, ch'jels, bolt-cutters, t rsees. auijr,
lacks, vices, bellows, anvils, screw suiters, toaas.
siedaes. sweoes : a lot ot tire steel and a quanii-
tv ni tiuuir hi ni.ir. s...l finlar.in.p .... ..I, - ..,.
quantities ol thorouifhly seasoned! hickory, oait,
uh. poplar, lin.1 and pui ',u:aber ol all the vari
ous thicknesses necessary to the camaae and w.
on twain- H. besVdss aa endless variety of aril
eles osrtuJ to evervUsly, and bsi anmercus to
meatV-B heirla.
TERMS :
All saics nnd.jr4.-. eish : six loor-hs tinm u.M.n I
approved security, for all sums over i. The !
s Hops win ie oiiere.1 rcr rent.
W. P. KIXJSKK,
aul Administrator.
iVOTICE.
Noti'-e Is hereby x'.vta tb.ti X tne under-1
sTTneil. will nnl lift reiNiliii. L.i mi il.--l.ra nun. !
traded by C. F. Weaver, oi tue brio of C. F. !
weaver at o .uomj oasirieis at ectr.el, S.mer-
set county, Pa. j
J. A. JHJYfcK.
J. A. B ir will eonllnue tne Phosnhate bust.
CTai the old staofi.
I .in i.i.j
PAHRNEY'S
i:s.i:hratj:
pooD Cleanser
Fur r.islivi in ss. Cf.r.stinaiiii
i.k :i nd Nervous Hea'Licl.r-, Liv
r Curi!l:iititf. liiJIous iM.-ordera
l.liniiilii-.. Il!if ii;.iatistn. Ciout
iDyfiw-p-ia cj iii.Iiirfstion, Erjir
l- Ias, Woiii.s Tat": Vfrrnri, Drop
5.V. eur:i!2ia, t-iiius ana rcver
f Periodical Ileiiilaclie. JUumt) A?ue
oSrrifr.la fir Kiiifsi Evil. P:mr)le.
fiititii!. Blotches. Boil?. Tumor :
Tettrr and Salt Itheuin, Si.-al:S
Htul. Bine Worm. Liei-n antll
Uorps. Bain in the Looiss. .Side :srnii
Head, remale toiiiplamt-s, htfril-
tv. lucurrri-ra, r.rnanaiiou.
ind Oenerfd Dehility.
Dk. Geo. G. Suively & Co..
Alanufucturers and Proprieuirs.
WATXt-SBORO', Fessns.
I"rice, $1 Off per Bottle
Kur Hale by all I'rnlst .
SOMERSET, jPA.
BONE AT
Than Can be Purchased Elsewhere.
Warranted Pure Slaughter-House Bone Dust.
'ct
W. Wi M.. cur Bone Oust bv.raws.
J" -i ' 71 '
America, unnwivime v........... j j-a
DISSOLVED BOriE DUST AND BOWE FERTILIZERS5
. . . . . iw .
Are iaa reir-. mrmm - -
pkaletkaaas-v
P lire Chemicals and Super-Phosphates.
Joshua Horner, J r. & Co
BALTIMORE, MARYLAIND-
aael-Ssa
FOR THE FALL SEASON
OIET 18821
GETS, FOSTER & QUINN
Now have in Steele .1 Larjre ar..i fplcn'j'.d Aa.'ortmcnt ri Slvles in
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
RUCS AND MATTINGS!
LACE CURTAINS AND CURTAIN STUFFS I
Which will be sold at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES!
Special attention is called to our stock of
i ARNS, LACLS AND BRAIDS!
Including First Quality Germantown Yarn, Saxony, Shet
land, Zephyr Yarns in all Colors, Smyrna, Pompa
dores and English Art Crewel, and other
FIRST-CLASS STOCKING YARNS!
Eiticeaor all Kinds, Silk and Linen Ilraldst, Ftatheredze and
I.i('kRack Ilraids, Loop Braldsv, Linen and Silk Em
broidery FIomh, Jnta, Ilallroad and Waffle Can
Tax, Crochet Hook, Xeedlett, Ac., at
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S
JOHNSTOWN. fliXN'A.
G- 3ST. BO"Z"3D
keeps In stock all the leading and special
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
IN" THE HAP.KIiT !
Alum, Borax, Sulphur, Rochelle Epsom and Clauber Salts, Chlorat
Potash, Camphor, Cum Arabic, Salt Petre, Ac.
Many articles such a Cream ofT.irttr, Sla. Cinnamon, Cloves. Oinaer, a.'., that are put ap la
Paiktgtt are largely adulterated. 1 keep them la bulk only, and will Ouarantee all ankles to Le
Flarorinv F.xtracts. Yanlllu. Liemon, (ae.,
they are uia ie troru aothinif but
THE BEST MATERIALS!
In Iiye Stuffs 1 keen Lnirwnod, Madder. Blue Vltrol, Indlito. Murlite Tin. Cochineal. Salferlea:
kc.ac All the leadiuit Pateni Mciicines, St. Jacobs Oil. Parana. Manalln, klblney Wort, Hop
Hitters. August Flower. Ucrman Syrup, Mors Indian Koot Pi Us, Ely s Balm, a.
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS!
Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Fe-lpta filled with care, and none bat Para Drncs die
pnl. Fancy and Toilet Articles in iireal Variety. Spectacles and Eya Ulasses to suit alL K I
Papers, Hlaok H.s.as. S. lnl H..ks. Slates. Pencils, Ink, Envelope. Pater, and Stationery nf all
kinds t.untry merchants are Uivlted lo call and not quotations on tirocsrs' Drugs, ly Stuila,
Stationery, kc, kc.
IK J .! r sls an I Eiw Prt.-ej will secure the Druir Trade of Somerset Couaty, then I proposal
secure it. Call aad seo me whether you wish to bar or not. Ketpecttully,
C. N. BOYD,
MAMMOTH II LOCK, " - - SOMEKSEL l'A
JU S T OPE O D !
A LARGE STOCK OF
FANS, PARASOLS AND SUN-SHADES !
PLAIIT A27D LI3H.ZZ
SILKS AND SATINS, NUNS' VEILINGS,
BUNTINGS, ILLUMINATED DEBEIGES, NEW
PLAIDS and STRIPES for Combination Suits.
Chintzes, Worries, Ginghams, Zanzibar Suitings. Ac.
! Aiso, a Wiz Assortment or
i:i Ciitfon. Iferl'.n
Zephyr Shawls, Ulsters and light Coats,
GEO. KEIPER & CO.'S,
-.iwpp . .r eppnT??T TAXJWCTrtWTJ PA.
A'J'J fa mail allaa.., W4i41WW '
iONK I'lMCKTO ALL.
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t-nVRITE KOIi
LOUIS LUCKHARDT, JR.,
IO', Clinton Strwt.
JOHNSTOWN,
dcalm is
WALTHAM, ELCIN, SPRIMCMELD, ROCK
FORD, HAMDEN, HOWARD and
SWISS WATCHES, In Cold
and Silver Open-face and Hunting
Cases, Key and Stem winding Watches.
a FlLL m er CHOICE
S3X)0 PER
Steamed, ot L'oUed, oi uieacneu.
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taw Heme Paytaas la nwie suael laiteaieleel f) asseweir
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put up under my owa name, and eaa assure all that
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AND NO DEVIATION'.
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