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Somerset Herald.
;.T, It. SCTLL. Editor.
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Kli'ING 'VU-H smii-ro.i- (
V relieved bvShil'-b'ffure. j
t ..-..i..,.t Kraiiie Einht
i)av Cl k at '
;,i, ii s " '
i: n KlN'i ( Ol'i'Il
lie o I
rcciMveu a
l.ir-e Kt-k ot newfi""-
.1. 15. Sjsyihx & 's
St vtkh t-rr.Ei'. b"1" a,m c"v
Utire.1 by Shiloii s.Catarrh KemcJy.
k .-air-t:t. Niial Itij-:or fn-e-
L ,.!,.-. t.. l.uv vour fall i!oiliiK 's a'
' '" " J. It. Svl't
Co. s.
ie finest assortment or ttaic.iA- '"
In- Kilvcr-plattsi WarP- siv""'U's' i
-1 . !l -l roJII- '
i ever iipmr ' ' ;
M; !o well's.
T.:i: t -
JfV tl-l'Mls. j;ia-.-aii ,
the pi
CU g'-t llielll Is 81
J. I". SIWVKKK i C'o.'s.
if r
laiiit "
-yy.w with
Shi'.id:"s
1 ysju'psiaand
Yitaliier is
Hof
.it-t-1 to cure you.
i- n.-wesi, neatett and nobbiest stock of
ini.I siilf huts ever l-ro;i
t. at 11. ll. olcy's
ht to Somerset
Don't fail to
j. ..... -
Biid se them.
ail."il WOU and Consumption
.i i by us on
t-.oii.
tMr;;iro-e. ii
mintrv iirinbll-e of :i
kin.'.s taken m ex- i
' 1 r IT II
c. at.-lor
; to-.s
tl;;-..;itn'OI 11. 11
!ijrj:uus ov takin;
their j
mi i s can '
nr '(iv to H
i sertire
:iley'
ltacoii. Wheat,
'1'olstOi'?
:1 Means lor ca-li or in ex-
r,s.for nierchatn.
i
o! our i:i'.c oi ,:a 'e.
1 'ot K A I'.ilUtlT.".
(jl.dHS Vll A 1.
fur ( oiis'ipatioii, Lo
. i wnuitoics of Dy-pc;
what you
.f A; i !ite,
i. Trice 10
vylnpToll
pepsia.
?
nts ier uint.c
H ..u want tosave 1
i'rfiit.. then goto
U. Snyi i .k A- Co.'s.
.1.
nnk- and u.
es HI
Dilless variety ana ;
i-s j;is! rei eivi d t'.t I
r him if you v i-h !
It'llllsilltlglV
iv low pr.e
pet!VyV.
f. iire ra
ail an
in ;bis line of goo.ls
:ir:ui!'.
y y, Holderbauni .v S-ms have just r.
i their entire stoik of "all gooiN whicl
jry full, ailractiw and cheap. Tii-y in
i, v.ryboi- to give them a call and ex
lin. their S'.oeU.
ni-.-'ir VICII TS. ma le iiii.-endih
-thai terrible ..'.ij;h. hi!oh s i i
the :
n- !y tor yon.
i c..rri-i"-n.i- '.t v. i-nitig iron.
lie south j
i.tii-r.ma.
j.,- ,.;.:.! -a : " 'i'.-mi-o
ii kn--!.s llu-et-rn..! Mill. T
Ii !e,l-r:.- "
. f that
qiMmrt's Best l-"ioi:r. team
il.-r "new gradual r.-hift;
tureii u:i-
:: .ii pro-css.
Try a barrel.
Iv So;t..:i (.(i.hart .V Sons.
- ?
I A-e ' ! that! Kill. a.
Cook ,V BfKKlts.
iN.ws.'.vi. sol' In it. nets nod f::r and ln-avcr
'i--. j'lst n-ceived. A No. all the new styles
j rin.mitv-ts. The prices will be lower
Jfciin elsewhere.
i Mks. A. I'. I'm..
All lie.' la:-t styles n:id varieties of neck
Year an be had nt the store of V. ilrtV.ey.
Ail wi.-hitiv' the newest m.velties iu t.'iis line
lioiild inspii't hi large and vnric ! st.n 1;.
lnii. s. u!l and inspect the large and
'"ju',sr.p s,M-k of dry goods jnt received
4 lb "lev's. He studies to p!oae and ctl'ers
. -gains never before 1-eird of in S..meret.
4'1'be lar-st and in.wt varieil stock of dry
i ls. notioi
. jiiud at
iu
the county is to be
J. B. Snypi:1- K Co.'s,
I
Ni.I.el Clocks. Weight)
("..-.. Is.
Lever '
P.p.l.re
!!ri ne i
k-. "idendars
Clocks, ltla.-l;
:-.-r.r. s in trrri-t '
'Val'niil I
'. ' !
ti. , a. t
I
i Mi
Doweli's.
and sivles I
.;,-.,! nt It !
.;.y's !..;l-itt
- in endless "
JtMhy's. His-;
II kinds
just r.s
..... ... ... i
larger than anv ever
ji'.-rr brot:bt
. and ! is abb.
Hi r l-nr.j:iins in tins line of goods which :
. . b. r d. aler in th
ti:, a i all a:..! c.-ur.-;
ll'.r a siiiaii nui n.nl
' I--
e:-n d . Give 1
klg
mhImi in! a g.
) I
ttloll. V
J-oOoNTEVToKS 5t Bfll.l'fKS. We wish
s iy that we arct.ow pre-::ri-.l to furnish
' t bi-st whoe lime. caVmed plaster and ce
t J"t, in live to ten barrel lots, at prices less
i, ait! city .quotations, 1-sal freight added
I itii-e our prue else here in 1 ileal e-.ltitun
ft. lis M!H r.
- f ' Cook
iX)- sale of the real ctat.
RrrwTs.
of Va'hias
' i;.;ii;s. late of Simers.-t towii-1
I up. i(tec'as-
i 1 1ms been eoiitinta -d until Tuesday of I
pnst is.ut n. xt, c; the court house, un
V s,,;,', :;t private ale sooner. Persons
v ii.lts to hi;y wiii call ui.:i .' i- ' Ne'Tor
J.4" K. Vid. at Soinersei. !'a.
ti -:i'.l i. A ewe. Do not al'ow skepti
rilTn to overni'e v..iir ls-tter jtnli inei-t when
BM .-.itleje ofinu ni.-rit is pt:iecd b--f .re yni.
If ' 'ti an- dvsie:-i ,-.r v.. or kidm-vs and iiv-
rf : -. j.l'is led .t.-t;-v M.
'iii'Vi t'Se.bsb ',!'tcr t!
Jy It r -id .!o more f.-r y
1 -l..-t it. S'lf a-1 eer. li
t-
bxm&rr f
J.I.-PAY..
r: r.-i.i-.-
it.a!!:l-lereiii-jWe
u than we can
n-lit and t.-ti-
tj.' -ia'' in this paper.
Jup-'t-iOT i.i 111 lit'lis We
j .
i--e e -r en tin. k ..iin-rs.
I
O'lT
:.i-l!
r st
if. I!
(I t-i ten I '.es.
. . V'.ie l.in..-. r burr.-!. 1-n !l-s. net.
! it.. .'; Pl ater, is r bbl. -. lbs net
Cotn.-i.t. i- r l-ar- !, -Js.i i'ns. ii. t,
Otl.'! 'v irtisr-oi-.-isl.
.t. .-,!
im
?.i'i
I .
i. A lit : i.its.
A ny of o.ir "i.h rs b t
'jpoorti r v til I e glad to
.ij.e.-t ;i. k ever bronei t o S
-1 1 r i.,-; apd
1. n t! at be
t
rti.-is.-t county t
?s Im t 11 nseivd by C. N
Boyd. He I
aiAcs a -j-ei-ia'fy .
$i'.-s isflH tion.
f ll.i-se
I'ri. s
a n in1
br.-.ii
fx-is ntiil guar- j
ate within the
st.s k of ladies'
Do not fail to
ii. h of all. Also.
; gept's shoulder
Un in.
r.T M M itrr Main Stisst. W have
d a large Befriirerator to our Meat
- jl:ei i;i which all meats ct'.tl l kept oki'
ld !.:,. Msixv.n. Piif. pork, Ac., kept
Tti-tanf.y , hsr.d. Open daily. Parlies
iyii-g tii.-v ,-, j,src it k-pt in the Befrig-
t..r uii'U w-anlMl.
V;-.ave. ts,, p,i i,i , vv bri-k for a!e.
h we wui s,',! pv ,,,, ii,r-dredr.rthous-
I at a b w l.ri-T-
It.-s Davis .v Co.
TrAi.nM!-.-v -,, . - ring orders
br Btu.gh A Sop-, ;,t V F:i-1(. Phos-'.hate
c. o v . . '
r i-i 1 1 siisuog ai s... (T j, - (- , jK,und5i
s.'s i cr ton ,.f t n tr.,(.t snl.
I S-atioti. or s; oi,r rTi-hous. The
.ullel";.gle hn.fd ..,. pxv. re the laM
id i b. n-s i n trie P'.ark... i.d tt t- use of
n.sy rdd .Vi , r cp.. to ,;w yield of your
;. To those a aii':i!ii-e iU say.stnd
f
- your orders ny 11...11. and vn;l r.
stll.
a ao-
C.k K A 1'.ifi;it.
M-l l.- s fTSI.I.K.
lp-. iid Te'.s-. rani,
'n-al Vailey. V Hating sold y-.ur
"iieiius tor tbe pas; two i,i,d a half years
01 ehn rt'iilly m-i nili.eiid .'! of lb. 111. es-
h.ialiy ltiv.,.r Vandratp Itiiters . t
i--e -.td ev.-ia: t. ts ,.f the!,- nnd in 1 v-
f -y n..tai,e. W r j . JIV ,t,.1,.1!(.I1,i d
f v one t.,lrv 4.!.,!,(.) j.;lv, llr hack
l "r 1 l'iie.,s! a!: yr.i-.r me.Vn.net-
f ' '" "u" "O'.iiy nm! find then, all excel-feli-.t
l;i:i,i'vriii,,,:; , v...,-. .-..1..
J. K. CnsK. Druggist
I'ri.-e is , ut!r. 4
' Summer will WKin be thing of the pat,
, when polden autumn will take ita plate.
The brkk masons liave contt.l..d the
I of lJ,e n, w -af ,m r"iml
j Kiower rirJen are beginning to look
' faded and wilted.
i Mii-ratorrbinU ate iH-iuunff their t:is
toward the' North Star.
The forot trees will soon begin to adorn
the seer and ycllov leaf.
I
TS, to voUsiuuatt on or before
..(Io,.er..h. RemeUr tl.i. ..,.1 ...h,'. be
caiu-ht without a receipt.
Mr. Ci.arl- E. Herr. editor of the I'etro-
iia. Butler ouhty. AW-i. a.-comm. d by
is w,f0 , visiting in fe.:nier t.
The
Association
of the Directors ot the
l'oor of thij Slate will meet ia ftimerset on
the l'Mh inrt
The prape cMp, though late in this w-c-
tion. wiii be a kirie one. Jatern varieties
are already in this market.
due of the heaviest rain and wind Kortns
of the season, visited this section on Mou-
day morninj;.
. , ,
j Toiiiiitoe? are not rijK-ning very fas; on
' the A ines. but appear to b troubled with a
i dry ni.
. i
Tiie evenings arc getting delightfully eK.I, j
1 :I1 tLn. ll.l.v.n.J.:i-.
ana u m ?, " . ,
cool.
I'nkss tiie S'jiiitrels get tiie march on the
boys, there will be an eitra supply of chest
i,r.H in the market.
.. . . ". '. , . . i .. . '
U'jrkWIlcal llems now oi-uuuii- mciurui . . .1.. .i i c i
,,,,,,, , ! amazing. The S,i,t of August staua The expenses of collection for the last fiscal
landsc-;. The.7l,e UnMt w,d that ninetytwo car loads of , .caches from ! y, do not cxcceil , 10G.3H0. or less than
the pa.icakc " rej.n. j tK.aware wtre re)vivcj on tie j)revious day 'J prr cent, on the amount collected. The
The indications are that there will bean 'at the West Washington Market each carj receipts from Pennsylvania were $3,775, 108
immense crowd in attendance at Yun Am- j load numbering fnim W) to 5(10 baskets. 2X The .Sixteenth District, of which Ed.
bur" Fro' it Stone's circus to-dav. Kn ' This is. however, considered a triile when Scull, Esq., is the Collector, returned $253,-
vour hand o:i your pocket book.
- -- m 1
livery i rs .n who saw Treasurer Weiincr ;
i on .satur.lay morning knew that wmiething ,
mutual had hapiH-ned Iroiu the broad smile
. honest face. "Another grandson.'
Harvest sermons wouid be in order now. i
.ps have been good and a return of thanks !
1 ... . ... ... . !
to the bountitul giver oi atl wouia oe oniy (
, . , . i
proper an .! nglit. ;
' 1 , . j
Th- time for apple butter bjiiing has !
but the scarcity of fruit will J revent I States make drafts ujm this source ot .up
such prolitable parties from being! ply. About forty per cent, of the .caches
come
ma::;,'
held.
East week's Hebam was in great demand.
We printed severs.! extra quires, but the
supply was exhausted by ednesday even-
t'apt. 0. J. Harrison has ju.-t purchased
from Messrs. Wayne fc Berkcbile, the Main
street furniture dealers, the finest secretary
Vale o.lict Ul I ne . -Jiliei aei v.uiimj. ia:-&.
-
There is an old saying to the effect that a .
. . .1" .1 . 4.- 1' .. !.... I- '
heavv harvest is the harbinger of a severe ;
winter; our pcplc may as well make :ir-'
ra ciiicnts for laying in a good supply of
oa! and wooti now while it is cheap.
Frank L. Mcwart, living near Murrays
ville. Wcstinoreluiid county, claims t-i have
discovered a process for manufacturing su-
gar from cornstalks at a cost of twocenls a
pound.
' R.-v. Frank P. Savior, formerly of this
j futility, and well known to a law majority
'of the readers of the Hkhai.!., istheTcni
I 'H-rancc candidate f ir Congress in the War
ren. enanu'ij ami l.ne c.istriet.
Don't coinphiin of your neighbor's chil- j
dreti breaki.ig your window panes, stealing ,
vour fruit and
erallv, until vou
lisiurbing vour peace gen
lire sure your own son has ,
not been deprc-dati::
UJS..-1 me premise. . ,
our neighbor.
We advise our citizens to remove every
kind .f ue aved vegetable matter, wi-eils,
..I.- fririi tt-eir "rilfiii t,l l'.-rwiso tb.-V will
' -
.level,... i.mb.ri.1. T.kimneh attention
not l e paid to sairtary precautions at this j
The midnight mechanics arc busily ply
ing their vocation, and scarcely n week
Im.ss.-s lint what thefts of greater or I-ss mag-
..;i,..l..n. .Ln..!..!,....! ll.i,A...,ln-
11 w"u1,1 1'-'ll to ""'I' .vn"r premises well
secured a'ld keep a si arp !-Kik-.tit on any- ;
, . , , ,
tloiiL' slca'able.
Mr. J. K. Coil'r itlt i determined to have
one of the bandsomest and most ciinveiiient
residences
!an abii'i.
in S .nn-rsot. He has just hud
ii built to his house on Main
Workmen are now engaged in
brick stable, i.-e house, etc., on
street, and
the .r. mi.-.-s.
I
The
items
John-doi
on Pclili!
;n Tri'nt:tr savs among it. I
, . ,...' ..." . I
Ivania h,1i:ii that one of j
Bedford county offered in February, I'-il,
to oivauize a regiment for the service of the
Confeileracv, and applied to Jeff Davis
ihe emmi-sion of colonel.
for!
The most persevering persons in the j wonderful horned horse to be an alligator;
wori.l are those who persist in sending com- j but this marvelous equine was not the only
municaiiou.s to newspapers w i;!iotit giving i cuiiosity inside. Seated at a table on the
their ral naini-s. Though t-i!d time an l'sioe uf the tent farthest from the entrance,
again that with the name omitted t!ic con- i from w hich be was hid by a strip of inn va-s.
tribute only to the waste basket, they perse- i M.t a man carelessly throwing around tick
vere in their work with a zeal that knows i ets. Tickets for the great Kentckr lottery,
no wavering. ' gentlemen 1 Every tenth one draws a prize.
I The reds win; sure to double your money.
Mr.I-'rvd . Ihcse. ker s card wil i.e r.nnol I
in an .il. r column of the Hkrai p. He bus
hung '
Block.
shingle in the Cook A Reeriis
where he will b.
p! a-d to see all
rmy des.re Lis pr... s-i mil service.-.
h ,),.,, ,js .pet- ,11My I,.- tunny as
...,!. ,,f ,j.0 ,,-a. and his (ns in each
1 ,. i.. .,.. 1 1... tt..ro. v in llie
ease as h-r-.-Siar
i! ..i.e
l- tis ii.e
ca-e.
in F.-i.lay '.
went inr-.ul
sf sum.- Durlaii eis huiglars
the till of the Ji.lli-S Ho'l.-e.
Th'-y f .roed all entraye into ;
111. I beipol l!ieti!se!i-s to s'V- .
cicais, a e .uple of boitii of i
voiver, and about forty J"l- :
Mei. - lal.
to.- bar room
real boxe-
whisk
-k.-v. a f
j lars in small chio. :e. Ji'r. .b.m-s thitiks t.eai ;
I he can s,. r the parties, but a yei no arn-is
have n made.
Pitt.-buvh l.a
a water lam inc.
added to Iter otl.crtronhle
which is not only cb. ii
r.sanv of her mills and shoiis.
throwing
t'nousan.'.s of men out of work, but is breed- i
ing disease through the lack of tbe mean
of cleansing public and private houses. Ku
pine !.ft-r t-iip:iie has br.ik.-n down st (be 1
water works. It is sirru!i.rtl:at a city suiv-'
Plying so much good machinery to other
parts of the country should lack efficient . a
putnoing engines for its daily water supply. : it
i.iur citizens should l.e on tiieir guard j tie lwo refurne.1 to Salisbury, liassing Liv- j A somewhat singular looking man, about
against visitiitions from tramiis, Ly ,Iay or J choiKi's son n the mad. Re-cutiriii the ' sixty -live years of ajie, and somewhat bent
by n'rlit. Cive ilii m a cId bite rtitl.er than ! (ent ;. laid down a j.ackaire of m jney, over from aie and toil, has been sta ing ill
sLsethetii starve, but even then jtive them a ! jVeigiod tok n out of his j.s-ket, when . this place for r.iite a while, and his daily
cold shoulder. There is no excuse for va- j t)e lottery tnan seized both juckages and i ccui atic.ri seems lo belo meet all passen
(jrancy at this time of year, just at the close i BWf them intu his box. with some remark j cr traius, Isitli day and night, as if looking
of hum st. during w hich work has been . they had lost. Miller burst into tears j for seine xaluable treasure, but no one has
plenty and hibrers in demand. We cannot : anj aiieil jn..ru-ly. His arTected grief ) as yet been able to learn tht j .artieiilars.
ray that we synistliir.e very much with tho ; imjJ on the crtiiulity ol the old gentle-j His downcast look is indicative of disatw"
Ihiti-t ol" a otalaurl man wii could have ' 1Uiin an,l ns tiie J udjre remarked that it wa J pointmcnt. ' ' '
rti.iiit.-h to cat and to s-are if he would but ; rjj.1,1 and that they had bist fairly. Liven- j r-'ept. !Uh, l.v2. X,
work. The fai-tis, too to- nencvoient char-
..r .i.. ...,!, ,.r tt.t fimiitrr I. s en-
ny .t. ui ... .-
i ... ...:i t.w.n,f.
ei.ui .ifr.i .9LI1H.IJ iiotii .v - s
intolerable t.uisr-.nce: ' ' 1
. . i
It if remarkable how nianv ex's thcro
ati.ouj- tlx IiMleji-mlerts' ia'tns 'colintv'.
K u-isi. r si.il iccorders, s'-iistfict attor
r.eys, ex-lre istirers. cx-county conmiir-sion-er,
cx-a.ss.K-ia:e judges, ex-tuenibirra otcon
ts, etc. Then when you look at these
who w antci to be ex's and whom the co--!e
didn't want y. .ii have about the size of
ibeir pile. Vc know if but few liidc--iidetil
in t!.i - ui.ty v.bo haven't either
iieid -tV.-e or wanted lo hold ofiiee an.' hav.
bit -a .ieitatid. Tiny all have pr!, -
Thev have t-i'il.i r utii-ti all they can jtt or
have iK-eu disipoinud in getting what they
w kiit.-d lroi.i the jurty which tbey are now
trying to dtrstrov. Thr.t's about tbesixeof
it iu iTMiincrset couiny.
', To prevent smoke from a lamp, 9--at the
j wick in strong vinegar, and dry it thorough-
It before vou use it. It will then barn both
-; V , . . - reat
j deal of pleasure for the trifling work of pre-
! paring. .
That rheumatism is only
; . "l 1 . : "
imri.i a.ya is ti.e optmon to wntcn i r.
; v7,, . .-v. . ... "vi "-
! ' department of Bishop's College, Montre-
, 1, is inclined,
.The next nu n.Wr of the A,rM nra ,
; -. f WUUinlMH w, .
contain a sipi;fi.aut article by IT. M. Hyud-
i man, t lie I-.:iglh I.adieal leader, on ' The
' Coming Krvulation in Englund;- also, an
inuji, vount by Tr. Henry Hchlie-
. ,luiniI (,f rIlt very important discover-
ics at Ancient Tmv.
J A New Yoi k physician says no better Hn
, iineiit can be made than the following for
; injuries MiMaincd in the feet or other parts
( oi iue. oiKiy: iwo ounces alcohol, two
ounce of oiyunuin, one-half ounce tinc
ture of camphor. This has prevented many
je:iso? of lock jaw, and ouht to be kept in
j ever)- family,
f . .777-7" 7," ,
; j uere is no saie iiKe .'ino, ana uoining
J lite an Ohio nun or an Ohitj editor. Arw
! hay just occurred where a paper had been
vent iu a man l..r tlnrty-onc vears without
a single payment. But suddenly he stepjied
itllo tlltf jjjt MIlJ fce woud nke to .W1V
. . ... . . .'
i,w oui mat wa me, ami ns l iniplit not te
round this way
Vears ahead."
si:i agin.
Ami forth w
n'l 1 1 ,11 1. t..(i i
out sJH cash.
The extent of the peach and watermeilon
trade of a city like New York is simi.lv
Coinpare-l with tiie receipts from New Jer-
isev. wiiii h will f.iot un not less than two
i "...dred :ir loads ikt dav. n the Mine
(i twejvt. j,chts.ms were unloadiiig water-1
.....m.,,,, in ,i.K.k ,.ach one bavin - from
1 5.000 to HI.WU i,,el!oi. In addition, the
! Man-laud i.ro-K-lier at i.ier 7 had brought
4',ooo uieiloiis within eight days. U he niel-
loos, like tiie waehes. e.i everywhere, freni
lons.
; ' '
the eastern extremity of Maine to Cape
'
May, and ail the small markets in New
Yurk, New Jersey and the New England
and mellons are used in New l ork city
a'.oae. The vessels, on tiie day named,
choked up the dock, lying tour abreast. The
fruit was sent flying from hand to bund.
;:kt, jlUj,e e;,,M-atcd. high colored bxse lialls,
land bandy legged Maryland darkies in
amazing wardrobes took part in the game.
j The mellons were counted in a sing-song as j
j they came soaring up from the hold. They
bring iu the market from 5 to f H per hun
dred. .
Thkkk Thoi simi 1V.l.ab swixni.t:. The
sliallv llit.t all1 M1.,le .d tovv of salis-
u c.nsnl
ibly excited last week ;
over a three thousand dollar swindle per;,-.
tinted on a well known gentleman. 2 1 II
liard's Great Moral Show and Kqnestricuium
and the Allegheny Synod of the Lutheran
church both held forth for the edicatiun of
the F.'.ltlirkrrs. Although boih j.laycd to
fill I houses, it was not a joint engagement;
the circus having no particular conim-tion
with the synod, but the hitter playing aptly
into the baud of the followers of the span
gles and the trick mules. Mr. Jacob Livcii
good, one of (he. sib-ia!itial farmers of that
section, a man nearly eighty year- of age
land somewhat enfu-bled, wi met .it the
vstotlice by a sleek lookir.;t, Well d. rssl
man who had a soft twang to the end of
jlis t,,,,.,,, The trp.r.ger greeted iir. L. iti
j the most hearty manner, with outstretched !
.,, ad winning smile, introducing him-1
ns Iu,v i)a.i Miller, of Ijmca-ter !
county, in attendance on the Lutheran ryn- j tni.y ,e blotUsl out ot eilitions, for lov
od. His father, so the guileless stranger nr ,hp ,MHi ,,, be sure to do for
I went on to tell, hud been a horse buvprand
drover in the- distant past; that he had often
,i..n l ........! l... ..t M.
can-i",,a" - 'l'l '
j Livelihood, and that it had leen his con
stant custom to gather his prattling children
I . l, ... ...:! :......,..,( ....... ...... i
U H u lie, (lin E-aui ..irivivr.M, .k- .f.i ,
abotit liis knee and tell them wonderful
j tales of a certain old gentleman up in Soiu
j crsct county. This and many another piece
of tl:irlv .ltd hi feed bm iieiirprk until he
bethought him that this early, friend of his
father ought to at-ciiiiiprny hini up the hill
I to the circus ground to t-ee a4 wonderful
i horned horse. But Mr. Livengood was a
; member of thcDiinkard church, and said it
j was not right for him to go to such places.
' Wasn't the other a preacher, and wimld he
' go to a godless cin-us? They would ju.-t go
to the grounds and se- this wonderful horse
that wxs tethcrc 1 outside. Arriving at the
canvass the horse proved to be in a side
how. and while debating the propriety ol
entering, the two were joined bv a large,
, . .. , - ,,
Mt,w. l.w.L-itio 1i...n -lio n-:ic inl r. utnee.l It,-
Miller as Judge Wilson, an i x-chief justice
of Pennsylvania. The Judge had just been
sent by the proprietor to invite Miller anil
his friend to come inside free. One. beneath
tiie canvass Mr. I.ivcngood discovered the
ij(.re vu au,i - nn,i lie iuid ,lowll two ticic-
et one in front of Miller and one in front
)f r Liveugid. They wcr- b-.!i risl.and
eacli tailed for lii'lo'n bun.'.r.d dotlars, but
i ii .)d r lo set nr. this wonderful prtre the
jkis-ostir i.f i-iii i) lick, t must covr tiie prize j
mvit'i .loiible the B'tioiii.t f imnn y drawn.
' itiit I nave n niocry." o'..jsc-:c ! Miliei: I
"my wife has timie." "I tiave none either."' '
r i'.;.' . Livengood. Mj.- be -u have some J
at a.iotl.er pbu-e. siigic-te.1 the J.i.lgr. Tiiej
old gi ntleiuaii a iniilted that he had three ,
thousand do'lars in the Farmers' Bank of
Mecrsdale, (.lit i'iat wi.s eight luiies ort.
Miller said li.i ids team was at the door, t
and that he would take him to Meyersdale j
; and bring hint b-k free of charge. Wlieu ;
iney reacheil MejersIale, Miiier made some j
excuse for stopping near the edge of town, j
and sent the oi.l gentleman on to the bank
alone. Mr. S. D. l.ivengkl, president of the
bank, being br.sy at the time, did not give
''e matter much istteiition. but wassurpris-
ed at the amount of money asked for and
'demurred aboil giving it lo him, insisting I
that
he was too oil ut be carrying that j
amount of money around the cou!r-. and
offering him eastern exchange.
But tx'ins
urv.1 that bis customer wanted it and that ;
was to be ust-d as a tender. !.e handed
over the currtui y. J.-iningliis wious friend
eui staggered ol confusvd and stur.utn. j
i I ,..J,,i.li-l ir.l.n.:ii-.i.i
UU .111? "".. .1 s .. ....
...i-. i ...... i- y ii Ti..J.....Lji ,'.. !
toiu late ir:. iv w. - .-- j
pwi.k, the m f Jacub" Uvefig.-Kl, on tin- i
.... . . 1
Rreets or lleversdale and told Ullu ot the !
amotir.t of Immov bis father had drawn '
from the 1-ank. The s-n knowing that bis j
...!.. .... n... f..r ..m of m......r
and surmising that ever t'liliK wa not as j
; ,nnl.l ktarled for r-jlislHlrv oii!-to .
lind his father so stunned and prostraied as ;
i i' ,;,-.a..u, .m,nitt..fli.i
to be unabie to give a clear a-count id wliat
happed. - t,- i
iiiuii w ais uo.e - ic-i nn- .sj i. .
ti.e I
"o t ami '
,t";
.loT.-n. and warrant fur the arrest
r-oprietor.
' s .
of tfie's'lidw wis sworn
plaawim u.e u-.i..m ot sue a nn-vr.
Iieputy idunli it key started in piirri-.it J
of the show on Friday, atKj Monday even-
ing teloirraphcd home that he had recover-
rd the money and would return with it on
Tuesday.
The undersigned will hold a Grove Meet- ,
inp four miles southeast of Hooversville,
near the Centre school house, begining on !
: Moedav evening Sei .ember 11th.
j A. 8. Bavmgabdkcb.
"7 r. ,. I The following is a description of a Beaver, to hef the -piume1 Knight." Great en
phase of mdi- : niJal .which will soon be scattered broad-I w .,,. .,.hin t.Wof t,,lit
cast over the Mate by the state lemra.
, Committee : The observe bears a profile of
our canauiate lor uovernor. un i ne reserve
are two crutches cross!, with the inscrip-
jtion: "August 25, 1804." and a three-leaf
, onlvmttlal he wean,', won at
j ,,...,.
m im
Thc I'u.'W ftrfnl, of Cliamberburg, pav
Uieneral Coffroth the foih'.wing left handed
compliineut: "All the counties in the Sev
enteenth Congressional district have in
structed for Gen. A. H. Coifrotli. The
j Eighteenth district to follow its example by
endorsing his brother-in-law, ex-Judge
Kimmell. We must, however, mention
j that whatever favorable may be truly said
! ot Gen. Coffroth, he cannot in any point of
j ability, integrity or iu popularity, compete
with ex-Judge Kimmell." We don't think
that either Coffroth or Kimmell will present
the editor with a new silk bat tor the com
plimeiit.
The annual examination of the ofti-s of
the lid Collectors of Internal Revenue
throughout the I'niled States bad beeti com
p'.eted, and it has been found that the en
...... ,. .O.....i.. r.rinl..piial n 1-ilf 1 T 1 .1 taTM ftr
. , . " . i the ;irt fikcal vcar amount to $HTi,.'i3),273
ith he counted . . . .
1 louring iue jias six iisi.-ai years we sum
! of S74S,S3I.ii71 01 has been collected from
internal-revenue taxation and paid into the
Treasury, without any loss by defalcation.
' 957 S7 of that amount
!
! Several of the new style -bills, the first
of which were issued from the department
a few "ays ago, have lieen oistnouteo, ana
j Wy gathercl np as curiosities. On
! f' 9iS,e large sized bust of Garf.eld
takes the place ,of the two figures for the
vovaire of Columbus, and on the reverse the
"Landing of Columbus'' is replaced by the
number of the series in large figures in the
centre. The figures are set in a border of
green, but the general colorof the reverse is
a light brown; on the right is 8 smaller fig
ure of the American eagle, and on the left
the coat of arms of Pennsylvania. The
note descrilied was issued on the Second Na
tional Bank of Brownsville.
The edition of Walt Whitman's "Leaven
j of Cras?,' about which so much has been
i written on account of the abandonment of
its publication hv a Boston firm in conse
quence.)!" Mr. Anthony Comsbx k's allega
tions lliat it contained objectionable pas
sages, has lenisued by Bees Welsh A Co.,
Philadelphia. The book contains so much
true poetry, so many passages which stamp
t.jr .,thoras a true poet of a high, though
. ertainlv not of the highest order, that it is
a pity that Mr. Whitman's own g.xxl sense
has not moved him long ago to cut out the
"Children of Adam," words and lines.
which add nothing at all to the beauty of
his v.-ork and which certainly are not struc
tural ami vital to it. The author of such a
kin as "O Captain, My Captain," does
himself injustice and puts himself at a dis
advantage most unnecessarily and most
cruelly by living in the face of decent pub
lic opinion. Walt Whitman's personality
is too sweet and sound ami clear to be put
by a mere piece of injudiciousness at so
great a disadvantage as that under which a
few expressions in his poems wantonly and
wilfully kept there against the advice of his
friends cause him to labor. He will
n,., .) them himself, and therefore be
mllst :V the peiialtv: but after he is dead
bis fame that which he himself lias we are
sure, foolishly refused to do for it. Price in
cloth, uniform with Boston edition, $iOO;
for fail trade, half calf, ft; tree calf, f.V
Ist week's issue of the Meyersdale Cohi
,,eoV. il eon tai ned the name of a worthy and
respected citizen of Summit township, Jos.
S. Miller, as one of the so-called vice presi
dent of the self-styled Independent Repub
lican meeting held in Somerset last week.
Mr. Mil!r was notpresent at the meeting,
neit her was he away from his home on that
occasion. However, hist Saturday, during
tlx Independent Republican primary elec
tion held in Meyersdale. for Summit town
ship, Mr. Miller was in Meyersdale and did
not vote or help mako those dele
gates. Thesenrestuhh.ini facts.
Meyer-dale. Sept. II. Nimkop.
Ma. Ei'iTOB. Kev. K. L. Knupp claims
that he has harvested the best oats in this
part of the country. He claims that he rut
six ncri of cats which made seventy
five dozen, of which he and his help loaded
on one load and hauled it to the barn w ith
two horses. The next day he threshed six
dozen of them, from which be got twenty
four bushels. He says at that rate he bad
nearly t hree hundred bushels on the wagon.
He has a good farm, and says he was offer
edj.lW per acre for it since the proposed
railroad line was run through it-.
Jefterx.!), Sept. i. A LEX.
Kt. Hr.R.Li. Please -rmit r.ie to ask
the editor of the Meyersdale ( ;n.mirriul the
follow ing questions:
-. Why don't Col. Stewart challenge
"our emmnn enemy," the Democracy, for
a joint discussion of the political isue:
d. Why did tltn linteK-iideiils refuse to
snbiid: their pp-P-iided grievance to the peo
ple at a piimary ection. a- proposer! by the;
llej. l.tiii ai:?
.'. Why do tin; Free . Tra.'y j..inna's of
the whole counlry svvid to favor the lnde
pelldeiit.' ixh. Why do Deiii'a-rat. rejoice over the
IndeK-n,lent n.oveireiu? and why are IX-iu-otmls
quoted by ihe Onniwirlnt as author
ity? 5th. Why do the Ind pendents hold a
convention to nominate candidates for local
offices unless they wish to give ihe State
over to Ihe IVmocrut-? W.
CwXll.t'KNCK ItfcMS.
The Independent, after a long search,
finaiiy found a man to hold their primary
election in this place. The Committeeman
was the only voter and he comes from the
Rhine.
Hon. John Ilauiia, of Addison, township.
is lying very low. at the old homestead near
Harnedsville, from
a iiiaiignatii tumor lit
the stoma cii. His Siifferinir
b very great i
but he end urs it with truu chriMian foiti
t ude
"
'A VlStT I. i.r Haib
KrsTokEg It is en-
.
tirolv UiUertrtit troiu all oilier. Jt Is as
othen. It is
- ;
tl"r ' iu ' i
...ru-lv- ....... 1.1- lit-ir IfMl..r.f If n-ill '
1 "" " "
inicu:ulc-y free th. bead Iron. all .lailjruil, ;
W ha-r to ira "atnrai color, and
Prot'ue-e a lit w growth where It lias fj'Uu I
otr. It .loos not iu uny riiauner allVct tbe
health, w hich sulphur, sm:ar of lead and
nitrate of fiiver prtt-arittiotis have done. ;
11 win loange lrrrrii or laui-u miir in a iv
r 7. ,. . . s
. TJ: ffi! f
It vill iiin;re lryrit or iauci nair in a lew
SmitU, Kline (V., w'noJesalr agent,. Phil
I'lia. t-ndsdc C. X.Crittenden. New V.tk
1
. . s . . , , , . ,
M(irris..ii ltro.'s Couh Syrop, Liui-
.entj HorM? at!(t CaUle JVw.ler have, by
h j ined , Xhe
fc . . ' . ,f .
"n,i Pnce u'ts Also try Bum-.
stead'a Worm Syrup .1
PICKETS LETTER.
New York, August 8. Have been up in
Maine. Heard Jim Blaine address twenty
five thousand Yankees. Big time. Twenty
bands of mnsic. All the Peot.le turnetl ont
, m w-n it has a
DOM."
, The ..vicker," have ticket too, same k.
in Pennsylvania. Every one wants to be
"boss," bene defeat. The same in Penn
sylvania. The temperance people Iiaye a ticket too.
No gixid this year soi ne other year. The
Greenbackers are rouning straight straight
to defeat. Amen.
The "Fuionists." Oh
my: rsetter name
confusion. No whiskey lor the Democratic
j party to fuse with. Heard their candidate
Plaisted, address the people of Portland.
Big crowd. One band of music to enthuse
the multitude. Plaisted was led to the
footlights. Good looking, big head and a
determined look. His style of oratory took
immense. It was original. Short sen
tences and to the point. Always wailed un
til the enthusiasm subsided. He began.
After looking at the crowd for a few mo
ments, he said :
"I told vou so.
We've got them.
They know it.
Give them the bayonet." &cn Ac
All brag as usual with the fusion. Has
no bottom to it. Sam Carey followed Plais
ted. A regular punch and judy show. We
laughed and couldn't help it. Sam is im
mense on the temperance question, ne has
been one of them, know, how it is himself.
Then came Chittenden who used to sign the
greenbacks. Big noise. Ho pulled for the
anti-Monojm!y portion of the fusion. Re
markable. The Fusion ists cheered the
name of L'ncoln. Same crowd hissed it
years ago. Great change. Due to Republi
can education. Lincoln was a boss. The
biggest boss of them all. So was Gartield a
boss. Great men are bound to be borers.
Can't bceome great without bossing some-
thins. I believe in them. Thev work well
in Maine and they will do the same else
where. There are iittle bosses and big toss
es the world over. You have them in Som
erset county to a large extent. W hat would
that Gartield an Arthur Club at Meyersdale
do without the B'iss D'ictor? What would
have become of that gallant bauds of Boys
in Blue in Somerset last campaign hail not
the gallant sheriff wielded the baton ? Or
... . . .
what would hare become of the Hancock
Veteran Club of Somerset had not it been
for the masterly discipline enforced by its
honored commander? So I say we are all
bosses onlv we don't know it.
Picket.
Mr. KnixoB. The Independent party of
Berlin held a caucus on r-atuntay nigliLaml
elected delegates to the county conventions
We understand the following platform was
adopted amid the rejoicing of the multi-
tudet
Whereas, Simon Cameron is an old Boss,
therefore bs it
Ri-fJrttt: Firstly That we thank the Lord
that we ar e not like oilier i.litii iwns dis
honest, corrupt and given to fraud; but that
we are honest, pure and harmless.
Second, That we sympathize with Arabi !
Pasha, and denounce Gladstone as another
old Boss. I
Thirdly, That we reaffirm our honesty, j
and feci truly grateful that we are not like i
other politicians. j - - ......
Fourthly and lastly. That we positively j KYLAND. At Harnedsville, thiscounty.
assert our honesty, and condemn the dis- j on the listh of August, Mrs. Barbara By
honcsty of all other politicians; and that j land, aged 77 years, 3 months and ! days.
the proceedings of this meeting be publish
ed iu the county papers, und a copy of the
same be sent to the bereaved family. P.
The amount of money that the confidence
men following Hilliard's show succeeded in J
securing from a Brothersvalley township '
.... ..!..! r..nw,. ..,i.i ,,., .1 i.;,.. .. !
utotiwi iu. ..m uu.u (.i.t 1. 1 i .. ituksv linn a
fine set of furniture it invested at Wayne
& Berkebile's furniture store at Somrrsct.
Fob Pale. A good second band buggy,
new top, and newly painted, and a set cf
single harness. Also, bees, in good hives,
well prepared for winter.
P.cv. A. Camkcon,
Somerset.
H. HelHey has just received and placed
on his counters the largest and best selected
stock of clothing for the fall trade ever
brought to this section, and now olfers bar
gains never before heard of in Somerset.
I'oii't forget to call at his store if you wish
to secure mure goods for less money than
be had at any other store in town.
The finest line of furnishing goods to be
found in this section is at the store of H.
Hefiley. His stock cannot be eiiuuled, and
is ottered at such remarkably low prices that
all wishing to purchase cannot fail to secure
a bargain, l.ih in price and ipialitynf goods.
By giving him a call and inspecting his
stock you cannot full to purchase.
l'Anvtns I.x.g Hekk. As Kossil
Marl
n.ntains two ami a half times as nine
lU'll pot-
m ash.,
ash as tiie atu qtiuniity of w.nm
there is no cf.p whore its apt.lioatio:i sliow;.
su.li initncliae an.l markwl results as on
Krnss or ylovtr. an.l ryrry fanner knt.ws the
(Treat value .f a g-xnl ikI. It soils for)
Ir ton or $2 r cuck of Sfirt jionnils. Par-1
ties fn.m anv part of the county ran .t-t it
by atldressint; Jonrt S. hHAKFR.
Somerset Pa j
'
2 Kewakp. It. on Thursday mtrtiint,
i.i,t,-nilMT -lb nir JiMiii.-rtfin ii mi .
.ipumur .in, near jeniicnonn, on tin (
t.iililit- Mad leading from Gillian Walter's to ;
Mii-liH. l Cover's, a new heaver frock over
coat, with a silver mix, dark b,rovyn. The
ahove revr.-ird will be jyid l.y J.e-inh (irillilli,
Jciiiiert..wn,T Thomas Cialla'her Jenner X
n..a. M ltr.t.f,
'. .'vvner.
Lo;.k it. ynitr iiitt-i- in( luy wJ-v-r.' ,U
(illl to the let ipl.iiiil.V'e, i,:d j,a 1'UFe,
ffi-sh good. In orOvr tu ipautv Hu-se t.;
things v.-i14 Miiiv our reader- to buy
their A il.lirs, liK'dieli.es, eto , at Caiuiiheil's '
-!i4 Main street. Cad n him when in Johns
town, and vou will In- conviiii-cd that what
we sav is correct. !
j.
llolderhauni A funs have just re- I
ceivoil
larje invnii-p of men's and U.v's
clothing of the latest desi-na and st.L-s;,
they are chen) an.l stylish. This is the third !
invoice they have received withiu sity
days. They alwavg keep their stock full ;
". , ' '., . ,i .'
t.it.1 iMiiirt ntn th-tt rhtor f-iiti,i.i.rt w.li t.i.t
,.... ... ....(... ...... r ,. . . - 7
be obli"e.l to select from the viuU'or no vlv.-.
, ,
wiiere to oe "itne-i. .
mm -.
.. .. . -. .-. . j .... i
....... .- . -. w v-.y - ..... .
-""'' !' liouse. uaiutMlienjamin num-
"s- j
ru. voiite l neruuv ir.veii ii.ut. mi -is-o.i t
harboring or btmniing the-e persons do so '
at tlicir own exiieli.se, as the Directors will '
I
pay no debts of their contracting.
l!v onleror the Hoard.
or unjuw inc i.ouiu.
Steward, i
To Teachers axd Stchool Dooks ;
- - - rfn-r? iT
Announcement of Examinations: ;ui-!
nation of teachers will bf Irv-W im
-mniersM ;
county for ttl? preseul )' as follows :
I'rsiiij. TtHwW, hcpteniber 12.
' ,ieyt-rsdale, Thursday, Sept. 14.
Pm-aboutas, Monday, tept. IS.
Salisbury, Tuesday, Sept. VJ.
New Ceiitreville, TliurMlay, .t. 21. 1
Petcrsbunr. Friday, S-pt. 2i '
lbs kw.nM.', tsaturdH.-i. ;5. j
Jenner X P.i, Monday, .Sept. 25.'
I.!!'JlliIli', 1'ues.laV, -Sept. vi.
.Jlt.r !
onierset, Wtdnexlay. Sept. 27. '
Berlin, Thursday, S-pt. 2M. '
i-'iiaiiksville, Friday, Sept. Ji, !
Stoystowii, Monday, Ut.U-r, 2. i
Livinpsitono'a d-hool Hoi. Tuexlav. .r- -
-y -.-c---Ttr -. -wn --. - -- -. .
i,,lj.r s
' U CVntreviile.
&-"tay. I?
""""
a. in. Applicants will ph
com mr nee at 8 .Vi -lock !
Annlicatils will rdcase ntcuaru a'
stamid envelope to enclose certilicate.
Wrectors and all persons interested in cl-;
anlivU ,re kinal. invitcJ to be present,
- 1
J. G. u.m.
. Supt. j
Mr. Hiram C. White, of A. J. "White &
Son, nicrchant taihiiT, ('bamlxTl)uty, I'x,
will visit Somerset with a complete line of
t'SLt si Z
torn work. He will be at the Somerset
House on Friday, the 15th inst.. asd for'sev-
cral days thereafter.
'. -.
,
Deess Trimmihos. I now have a full line
of Dress Trimming., counting of Silk Yel-
vets, Plushes, Silks, Satins. Bead Gimps.
Tlain Gimp-, new Brai.ls, Frin"t Buttons
...... .
i nre.ii i. ere, all jusi rm-.verl.
ii., t v i-,,,
.... ...
- -
I wouid respectfully inform mv friends of
' Sonier--.! iHiimtv Thai- T l..v. ,,...1
i . ......
orug store at 2.12 Main Street, Joloisfown,
l l,iui...i.,..,i...
-..... ,,,.su .os i.,r...
Jiy stocat consists ot rnre I'rtigs.l licnncals.
Patent Medicines, Iye St
and Fancy Goods generally
r,. ... . j- . Tk .,- i. e
Patent Medicines, Dye Mulls, Perfumery
At this season
r ,...i t ti , ,
1 would call attention to the inset-trade,
such as Pure l'aris Green, Pure Towdered
White Hellelkre, Persian Insect Powder,
etc.. When in need of anything in the
drug line corae and see me or write for
prices. All inquiries cheerfully answered.
Ch.'.s. Gainriiif,
Main' Street.
Straws show which wcy the wind blows.
"Hello, Fisk, another new suit? Golly,
what are you doing now?"
"Why, Jonas, I am doing what I always
did; why?"
"Oh, nothing; oniv you always wear made
..w,.;.. ,i i . i
.u.si.rfu iia.. sun. iiiHiiub uaii gu;
into lM.ti.-r b,.si.B.s Ma h, Vi.lr
let me tell you somethiug; have you Ui-n at
J. B. Snyder A- Co.'s lately?"
"No."
"Well, I was in tlitro a few w eeks ago and
I was surprised; there was no clothing in
the store at all. I asked J, B. whether they
were going to quit the clothing business.
He says yes, summer clothing, and told me
to call in a few days and see some new suits
that they had made to order. special. Well,
1 1 waited. I went th'-re n lew days after.
then I was surprised to sec the piles of cloth-
in,- ..II ,..-, ....1 il-o l,.t,i,. ..! ..ii
best makes of cloth, Harris, Sterling, Bul
locks. Camels, etc. Sav, Fisk. why is it
those fellows never hsveany old suits on
band? The other merchants have piles and I
piles of old clothing laying around for rears,
al,1 of eourse they always try to sell you the
, i v i - .1
oldest thing in the hou-e.
"Well, Jonas, ihe reason I buy from J. B.
Snyder A Co., is bctause I can save from It)
to 25 per cent., and then, as you say, they
never have any old clothing they try to stick
you with,"
The above is a fair sample of the talk you
j generally hear, und we can say tiiere is more
, truth than poetry in it
MARKIKD.
FOBTNKY KLF.D. Oil the .'.Vth day of
August, at the residence of the bride's pa
rents, by Ilcv. J. It. P.rown, Mr. W. B.
Fortncy, id' this county, and Miss Kate Heed,
i of Fayette county.
I TBENT-STFTZMAN.-On the .'Ulth of
j August, by KIder H. R. Hoisinger, Mr. Geo.
1 H. Trent and Mits Jennie Smtzmrtn, both of
this county.
Funeral services and interment at Addison.
GISAL. On the -Jtlth of August, at Il.k.v
ersville, Mrs. Catharine Gisal, agel 81 years,
7 months and :- davs.
KOMEHKKT NAKHtT
Corrected by Coo it h. Bbwts.
DEALS RS IU
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLCUR & FEED
Apples, dried, 11 ft
Applebutter. V gal
Hri,n, V V0 1.3
liutler, V (kr
(roll)
Buckwheat V bash
meal, 100 it
Beeswax fl !
Bacon, shoulders, f I.
" skies, - '..
" country hams, ft ft....
Cora, (ear) V bushel
(shelled)
mealf
Calf skins, "rl B.
Kirgs, i dos
Flour, fl Md
Flaxseed, bu. (J .)
Hitus, (sugar-cured) f ft
Ijird, V ft
Leather, red sole, fl ft
' upper, '
" kip, "
MMdlinas, and chop IDO fts
hM. l bu
Potatoes, tp ba (newj
Peaches, dried, tjjl ft
Kve. V bu
Kags. W ft
Salt, No.1, lbbl,txtr.i
..7?!0
...1 au
aw
W ot)
1 00
i!8e
lOfitllC
. ..Iilil5e
...lit; ,4rlac
.1 10
1 10
ac
c.
Vte
76c
17C
V-ictiic
Sortie
.'K-7oe
75csoo
: 00
6oct7ie
40 y- 0c
Scig tue
1 ID
::.ii2wi
.t l ijl w
r W j
ScrtlOc
. ...licit !4c
ri 7c ;
I " Crn.und Alum. r ji. ...
I " Ashton. per sacg...
j Suifur, vellow l ft
) white '
j Tallow, V
i Wheat. ? ba
.... at 10
Wool, V
..RVrfc.rAio
j i
; v
RPHAX'Sl'OUItT.SALK
UF VALUABLE RKAL ESTATE.
v? lrtue of an wierof th Orphan' Court of
Sr.mor.et cunty, to me oirected. 1 will c-xpowto
sale by public outcry, on
THURFDA Oct. 12. 1SS2,
at 10 o'clock, a.m., on the premises, the following
oerrlld Keal Estate, late the j ropcrly oi John
V . Haines, dee d.
a certain tract or land, situate In Jennertown-
ship. S. merset eonniy. Pena'a., cotuining 40
acres and allowance, YM acre thcrtt.1 cleared
and miter gtMni stare ot cultivation, b.ilance well
timberetl. aJuing lantls ol Mi.-nacl C-.ver. Wm.
Bakiwin, Ben). Kline and others, having threou
v,,ed 4 Fran,e i,wt,Iilaij h,jUW,. Bnk
Kara 40 tSi, Spring House and ..la- r out build-
j Ings. thcire is a larite and tbrilty, gc.Hl bearing
. orchard of Iree of 40 choice vnt ieties oo tnis
lann. tw. lour-lt.t vetr.i. olconl epenol .! ready
; to work. It is well supplied wiia never failing
; Mrearcs ol watar. and U oii..i the m-at cent rally
; L.cate.1 fm in .Irnurr tonnrfl.lp. sltu.toil on the
Hcdiord and (ircen.i.unr tumulke. two nrilea
; lr..ui .lennertown. aud hnving Nc.io.-l Hou?e and
Church ttithiu oae.eibth of a mite Irom the
dwelling Bjux- one-nali mile to grist and jw mill.
TEEMS z j
mo tt.ir.l to remain a lien cn the prcmircs. af- :
ler pa mrnt of debts, the !nt':re;t to t paid to ;
wi-'ow nnniislly .'.uring life and at her ileaih the i
prtrwl.al to ttie heirs of .lecvaaed ; cne-thlrd crh
and tuimrce in t wo e4ii:il annual payments from
ataof s.iln with irrcrcst : 10 percent. tu!.ci.al.
when rr.!trt,
Is kn.-ked down, dower and nay-'
menis to be secured brini.lcmcnt nots.
Sept la JilSlAH KELLER.
A.lm'r. and Trustee.
.4
UDITOIVS NOTICE.
X ... ,,. ,
Ttln,.,n,inH .,!,- ,1'ln.vth. Or.
phans' Osiin of Somerset waiy, to exaiiiine an.l j
,hfn lular im,imlT,ttnt M !
to taWe a .lUinbatlna of the lund la bands of
said admiaistraior to tnd among those .legallv
T:.,.,. . .. ... . . .... .
ouimhmi iervio, wiii Niienn o file iiui.es oi n.s
ippmm.eiit, at his otti.-c In Somerset B..rongl
tictoher Trb. 1S'. at 1 P. M. wncn and where all
panlr iuirstel ran attend.
I'Khli. W. BIESECKEK.
fcetlS Auditor.
UDIT0R"S NOTICE.
lire niirr.iuni.uiTiiiTnj-tFiiB.cunr mc.-r,."-
ans t onrt ol Somerset ' o t'a.. to nscenla. aa-
Tftncrnients. and make di.strlbutUiji of th4 tinls In I
the hands of the administrators of rde-lok P.;
..- -, -.1 .....! . . . . . . V. n .,
.TedTherXIo. glfe, T notUarhrwrn ...end to
tho fatles. at l.ii.oUice. in tba Boro.gh of Somer-!
n M.-irdav VVrtoiMiid is.i.r ia o'ckick
. JWn.MiMi )
aentia auiiiot.
aeptia
lirvTTP tmn'S VATrPtT
I HJllAIMhAlUhS :UiJ.iyr .
r..! f Theodora O. Wot. late of S
y ,
craet.
Twp .dec d.
Tttem.d'adTnlnistration on atia7e9tate having !
! been granted to the undenjraed by the proper au- j '
thorny, notice I aereoy given to an porw.-n:i iu- j
I debted . to said ela to make Immediate pay- j
' meet, and t'mt having claims against tt to pre
1 sent tnj dulv aurhenticad fc.f settlement ok
i v.'elav. im. ziitb, lsrz. at 'he rest dene of tko'
1 Administrator, in Somerset township, Soaierse. ,
:e"U'"-,'r- REVBEMWOT.
j spt-t; AdailnlKtrator. :
XotFailj ;
to lend for '
oor FALL f
Price List' .
for 1882. ,
Fret ia any address npon ,
application. Contains (ie- ;
criptions of every thing '
requirsd for Personal or Family use, I
with over 2,200 illustration-. We sell ',
all goods ai wholesale prices, ia i
quantities to suit the purchaser. The
only inititation ia America who make ;
this their special business. Address !
camoEBY WARD & CO.,
Sat mm S Walai At
Sept. lifts
Tm
j T?XECUTOIV.S SALE OF .
j
j.. . t i -r I I I II
Valuable Farm and I imber Lands!
- ''
J .JSSS' SSZTft?
j township. Soman eounty, Penn ie'l.. th
aml'-'MlKDeO l.iwuterut id tiewamd. will oiler
I f..r rale hj public outcry, at th lt reil.ix of
! said decwued oa
I SA TURD A V, Sct. oOti, 1862,
, o elvek, p. m.. th following doscritwd rrI.
' tawof 1 .ieeeaMHl.to.wtt:
i No. 1. The bomettead of Mid deeeue.!. In
I ha-ie township, sv.r.enei CHinty. Pa.. a.ljoli-lnr
i laaits of Clnarle sarver. I'ODrad ster. tract .
otner!li eonlainlwc 4S acres and aHowanea. of
l.wnlch jki-TM arecWursd ami the halaoee wrll
timbere.1. There is a brn-rate .sl Vein, known
! l".e 'brmtki -StUer Coal ca this tuna.
; ani hs ttereon erwtcd largro two-stcwr s.t,n
I Mouse, a larze Bank Barn, Spring Hoaseaad
I other ooihuUdiiurs, with an apple orrhanl.
j N(fc .. wrtata tract of Uojadjolniajt tract
!o. 1, loniad Moy. and other, knuwo as th
iuuwn-k. rv vrntecsetser rann." containinar 13
I acres and allowance, ol whh h about 110 acres an
e'rel and under culiiTti..n, tho balance woll-
,.uj-7i. uis irac win o oiiereu as a wnoie
j and in two parcels, it belna; divided br th Fllu
luto abnat two fual parcel..
No. 3. A ceTtatn-tntrt ot land adjoining tract
ro. 1, lands o! Charles Sorber. Conrad Suit and
others. cont.inln 71 acres, 11 -4 perches ami al
lowance, a part ol whirn is c. oared, the balance
heavily Umbejed.
No. 4. A certain tract flaw! a.!j3lnlng No.
1, 1 and a. and lands of Cocrad S(o. , cooumlni
15 acres and 01 perches and allowance, partly
cleared. This parcel will be told with No. L
Iso. o. A certain tract of land iitute In Alii
Klieny township, Somerset county. .. adjoiniiur
lauiis of Kev. t. Mangel, Job Mann and tract
No. 6, containing 1C6 acres, known afths "Killle
larm," of which about 60 acres are cleared, the
balance well timbered, and has thereon erected a
two-story Lo Himse and good Stable, with a
g'od apple orchard.
No. 8. A certain tract eflaed situate on both
ltl (tfthk Pitthnnrli Un..rn..l L. n.
Bedford county and part In smmenet'countj,
! aiholnlag ;ract No. 1 and UndsofJob Mann.
i jHiuci il rcw, cmaiaing jo acres ana ailow-
i C which l-A.aens are cleared aoi au.tor
cultivation ; the balance well timbered, with a
two-story Ferae House, a good barn and other
otiit.tiilolnits thrrm-n erected, with aa apple or
chard ; larm ia well fenced and well watered.
No. T. Awnaln tract of lund, known as the
"Mhot Factory S-ao.!," situate in N.nler town
ship, Bedt-.Td inty. on the Pittauurgb and
Bedford Pike. a.i"inina No. 6, lands of Jon Mann
and others, eutitaiaing 133 acres. Si) perches and
aliowanee.ol whl-h about 40 acres are cleared,
the balance wci timtred and well watere.1, wlih
a tbree-story iun H.him and etable tli-reon
reeled.
TEKMS z
One-third In hand, one-third to remain a lien,
the Interest to be puidnnuaally to the widow dur
ing her lifelim. mid kl likr ilwiirh thn nrfn.jn..l t..
the hein of said deceased, and the remaining one
fh'r-l in three eoual annual payments, wi.hout
Interest. 1 he delorred payments to he secured by
judgment notes -r bonds. Ten per cent, ol pur
chase money to be piid on diy of sale.
W.M. SCilKOCK,
Sept. Kxecutor.
VALUABLE HOME
FOE. SALE!
T'HE undersigned will nil at private sale on
reasonable terms, a farm containing S3 acres,
situate in Somerset township, one mile west Irom
the Court II. .use. ;iu acres 01 which are clear and
in a good sta'e of cultivation, and 3 acres timber
land, with a new iSwtsi barn, a good dwelling
bouse, tenant bouse and other outbuiidinga there
on erected ; with never-falling springs of water
and plenty of fruit trees on the same ; adjoining
James Parson on the west
FRANK B. COUNTRYMAN.
Scmerset, Pa., Aug. a, Issi-lt
p.
TITI0X IN DIVORCE.
John J. Speich.T) In the Court of common Pleas
vs. i-ot Somerset Co., ol N.i. 31 Aug.
Martha Speicber ) T. lss, alias Sub. for Hirorce.
To Martha Spclcher, the defendant shore
nsineii.
Vuu are hereby notified to be and appear at the
the next Court of itommon fleas ol Mo.nerset
county to be held at Soiuerset-ou tbe second Jlon
day ot November ls, (ISih day) to answer to the
coinplutnt of John J. Speicber, the plaintiff, above
named, and show cause if any you have, why
your mlil husband should not be divorced Irom the
bonds of matrimony entered into with you, agree
ably to the prayer of his petition and libel eihib-
lieu agntnsi you ter..r sh.i.1 ttourt.
1 JOHN J. SPANOLER.
biiEr-iifr a tiprica, I Sheritf.
Sept. S, lssi s
Scpte-ot.
L
EGAL NOTICE.
1 he Commonwealth ol Pennslvania. to Eliza.
beth Harmon, (widow) tieorge Harmon, George
Mill--r, Eliialieih Wilier. Catharine Tavmxn. ail
ol Somersrt cunty Fa., Harvey Harmon ol Cam
bria c-.unty. f.. Catharine Hanman and Valen
liue Harniun of Fort Wane, Indiana, beirs and
legi.1 representatives of George A. Harmon de
ceased aHd all other persons Interested
Greeting r Somerset County, h ;
.u are hereby cited to I ;n-l appear before
the Judges of cur lirebats' Court, lo be held at
Someraet on the 3rd day of October ls-i, then and
there to show cause why John L. Kursler should
not be discharged Irom the duties of his trust as
Executor of the last will and testament of Creorge
A. Harmon, deceased. Herein iall not.
Witness the Hon. Win. J. Baer Es. at Somer
set this t.th day el Auaust, A. U. Ksri.
Sr.erlfTa Office, JtlHjr J,
SPANGLER,
Sheriff.
Sept, 4. lt.SU
St
JTOTICE.
We, the undersigned Poor Directors of Somer
set county, give public notice to Justices olthe
I'eace to send all warrants to the Stewart of the
County Poor House before delivering the pauiiers.
KCPOLPH 1 EKNKK.
F. LiArsTZ,) ALEXAXtiER KOKNS,
Steward, j" i)A XltL K IM.M ELL.
Sed 6 tt Four Idreclors.
E
STItAY NOTICE.
Cum straying i my farm, near Eriedenn. S.. -n-
erset townsl.ip. five yearling calves, one white
and the others spotted. The owner can recover
the same by calling and proving property and
paying costs,
augtwr. GEO. SMITH.
A DMI.NISTIIATOirs NOTICE.
t
Esitol Charles Wlngert. late of Jcnnortowa-
,ip deed.
letters if adininistation on the above .-state.
having been granted to the un.ler-lncl by ihe
. roper authority, ixiiice U hereby given to t.ie
lndebte.1 to the aai'i estate to make inuakdiate
lvmcnu and ltua fcavinc claims or demands
against tt to present them duly aulhaticaied tor
settlement, at the rc?idence ol tb A.luiinh-irKlor
in i(u3inhoning township, tUo'd.. oo Salunla,
October iet, Iwi.
A ( AM BLtil C.H,
SeptS Administrator.
JOTICE.
Notice is kerel.y elven that I, the aoder
sureed. will cot he rc9onible for an debts eon
tructed by C. F. Weaver. ,f tne hrm of O. V.
Weaver fc Co .doing t-usicef. at Hethel, Somer
set eounty. Pa.
.1. A. BUYER.
i. A. Luyir will continue the Prcsphate l u.1
I dcss at tlm'old stand.
July U
e tu un Jetstuncd Poor lilrertoi s ot Somersot
cortnty, hereby tfivcp ubllc notice. th..t alter thi..
eate id this publication, wo will py do more than
ci-ht di.lhirs lor a coinu.
Hate.1 Scistcmber 1st. Ivi.
RI'liiiLVH FFRNER.
Fraxklis L.tsu I l,KANIiFI IviiKNS,
Mcwinl. J IllMa KIMMELL.
Sepl-4t P.r Director.
A
DMIMSTUATOIIS' NOTICE.
lstat-. of Alexnndcs Friedlfne, decentsl.
... . . ... ...
win...... o,, iu ,w
having been ernBIed to Ihe undcrsltrneil, by th I
proper auiuoffiry, aoftce i nerei.y given .. tinwe ;
I indel.te-.i t- il i.u.te Immediaie tMyioont. and)
! tlioie kurwit claims, r .lemanits will pn-scni I hem ,
Uulva'dthenti.'Ktetl lor settlement, on We.lnclay. I
I tne' Id' h day of September, lssu. at the resiiUnce ;
i ol C. It. KriutJ, Jenner Kia.ls. j
C. H. K AITZ. ,
aug 'J Administrator. .
VAIjTJABIiE FAHSX
"T7"l "tl? . L . A i . TT!
-L7 V -i-W sJ - . I -t--l
Ti
! In Somerse: townhip, &aKt Co.. Pa . live i
I mils et of S-imcrsei. wi the S.imnwt and !
! Jteoford lunipike. J i-iiii. lands of Wm. H ilj
' Irani.'l Keller. l'i.ll Kunmel, John (Sumbert j
t and i-tliers ci)irain aliout Sou acres, '1 aeies ,
I clear and ia ool state nf cultivation and tha J
balance well timiM-red : almut 46 acres in meadow. .
, lb mrro is well adapicl tor grain or stock I
i raising. 1 nearly all underlaid with .al and ,
' llai-slo..rt a vA ilmestie quarry ow.ne.lr vein ,
tix feet tin k. Hire !-rt ..i coal oa lop or it. Is.
giasl working eondi'.ien. A lametwo-story brkk i
uwelling-houae with a basement, bank barn, su-
BrBp.al '- " j
n"'"rJ of P'?- ,lri?J ;
I yeung appie on-hard . a criming intn benruig v
ALSO,
A tract of timber Und laying shoal tea mile;
( coriUwst of Somerset, adioining laud, of At-ra ;
(a mim. ura J. r... huu mrimiii-
ig al.ut ;.. acre. For Innker totoraatloa eaU ;
uu, tr tuui.
S. 3. BAER,
sHiutrrset I.
a-.;U-rc
O.
BOiN
J i?
Than Can be .Purchased Ifilse where.
Warranted Pure Slaughter-House Bone Dust.
Xot Steamed, 'ot Koikri, ot Blcaclicd.
We villi sell cur Bere Dust bv analysis at saire price as any other Bone in the market, and return S3 per ton to
tV.Vbuver. itis bigherln Bone Phosphate and Ammonia than any other done in
America. It is licher in Ammonia than Peruvian Cuano.
DISSOLVED BONE DUST AND BONE FERTILIZERS
Arc tbe rh.apetlaaa fr lk Vmwnawr I . Owr Pat, ni-.-lvrJ " rlar in
Dllal lkaw.av IHr In sko rkcl, mm I 1st trr.af hr.ltr.wt - avaa. AawnBi.tI
Caw Kan rhmpkaie la a, meat aaa lsitee ing se"J larga j IrtHm.
Pure Chemicals and Super-Phosphates.
Slim
FOR
THE
GEIS, FOSTER 8c QUINN
Now hare in Btock a Large and Splendid AFsrrtn;Vnt of ?tvlo ia
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS
RUGS AND MATTINGS !
LACE CURTAINS AND CURTAIN STUFFS 1
Which will be sold at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGURES!
Special attention is called to our stock of
j AENS, LACES AND BRAIDS!
Including First Quality Gerniantown Yarn, Saxony, Shet
land, Zephyr Yarns in all Colors, Smyrna, Pompa
dores and English Art Crewel, and other
FIRST-CLASS STOCKING YARNS!
LaccMorall Kinds., Silk a ml Linen Rraitl. Feathered? and
R'ck-Ilat'k lira id. Loop Braldst, Licen and Mlk I'm
broidery Flo, Java, Railroad antt'IVaflle Can
Tan, Crochet Hook, Xeedlei Ac. at '
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S
JOHNSTmVN, MCIsiS-VL.
O. HT. BOTD
keeps in stock all the leading and special
DRUGS, MEDICINES AND CHEMICALS
INTHEMAEKET! '
Alum, Borax, Sulphur, Rochelle Epsom ana dauber Salts, Chlorate
Potash, Camphor, Cum Arabic, Salt Petre, Ac.
Many articles such as Cream of T.rtar. Soda, Cinnamon, Cloves, (linger. Ike., that are put up la
Packages ar largely adulterated. I keep them lu llxik only, and will Guarantee all articles to M
STBICTLY IFTTKEi!
Flavoring Extracts, Vanilla, Lcmjn, be.,
they are ataiie trura nothing but
THE BEST MATERIALS!
In Dye Stulh I keep Lcirwood, Matlder, Illue Vltrol, Indigo, Muriate Tin, Cochineal. Salferfao:
fcc, he All the leading Patenr. Metilcincs, St. Jacobs Oil. Peruna, Manalin, Kidney Wwrt, Hop
Bitters, August Flower, Oerman Syrup, Morse Indian Koot Pills, tJy's balm, fee., fce.
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS!
Physicians' PrVvriptirxs and Family Receipts filled with care, an-J non but Purs Drugs dis
pensed. Fancy and Toilet Articles in lircat Variety. Specracls and Eye Ulasses to suit all. bog
Papers, Blank" Hooks, school Books. Slates. Pencil-, Ink. xjiTel'ipee, Paper, and Stationery of ail
kinds Counlry merchants are invited lo mil and get u,iolaiious on Grocers' Drugs, liya Stalls,
Stationery, fce., fce.
If i rood t ssls and Low Prices will secure the Drug Trade of Somerset County, then I propoa to
sect. re ltCall and see me whether you wish to buy or not. Kefpectlully,
C. IST. BOYD,
MAMMOTH BLOCK, " - - SOMERSET!'. l'A
JUST OPENED!
A LARGE STOCK OF
FANS, PARASOLS AND SUN-SHADES!
PLAI2I AOT
silks and satins, nuns' veilings,
buntings, illuminated;debeiges, new
PLAIDS and STRIPES for Combination Suits.
Chintzes, 3Iorries, (iingliams, Zanzibar Suitings. Ac.
Also, a Big Assortment of
GLOVES -AJSTO E3ZOSrE3-5T !
in Cotton, Berlin
Zephyr Shawls', Ulsters and Light Coats,
-
GEO. KEIPER & CO.'S,
255 1 257 MAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA.
0N"K I'KICK TO ALL.
w.WRiTK FOR SAMPLES.-
LOUIS LTJCKHARDT, JR., i,
Clinton Strst. r'
JOHNSTCWN, PA.
DKALkB IS
WALT HAM, ELCiN, EPRINCFIELO, HOCK- j
FORD, HAWOEN, HOWARD and
SWISS WATCHES, In Cold
and Silver Open-faco and Hunting
Cases, Key and Stem windhg Watche. j.
k r.LL LINE 8F COSICR MUSICAL 1NSTHUMEKT3. j;
Joshua, Horner,
BALTIMORE, MLRYI-iSJSrD.
FALL SEASON
1882 I
put up under my owa name, and eaa a.vs are all that
Silk and Lisle TLrra-ls.
A.T -
AXD NO DI'.VIATIOX.
Jr. fe Co.,