lie Somerset Herald. Li"
Au adjourned exmrt was held by Judge
on Saturday.
it
K. SCi'LE. Alitor.
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Senator f.rof knows more about "scien-
I titic" tvolitk than bv did a few weeks ago-
. , .H.niiiivmi'ii of the KeiiuMi-
,,v f,.r s jmereet county for 1 :
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Unary.
Tlie corn fields present shocking ap
ea ranee.
"Cokht.int Reape." -No tlie Ikmucnit
does not 'iil'.i.-li O't!oiinor's card or I'lil'it
letter this week.
A Reiulilit'au uiei-tiiiR will lie held at
William H. Hilleas', in Allegheny town
ship, on Friday, (tctoWr 2Tto, at 2 p. in.
Anyone uiviii away from his elivtion
Jr cii.it between this and election will lose
his vote.
Scientmc
Politics
TJHL OIST TOP.
It connuetice-s to look as though there was
! to be a Democratic legislative ticket in the
field after all.
' The ;rcat co'net can now be seen any
clear morning altout 5 o'clock by turning
your in the direction of the east.
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,erTurkeyi...i-J-'l.vr-,!.;.-l","-l'"AU'X!'",'",aU'r-
I. ( . K. Miller.
h John lieortfe.
!.roii:li Daniel . ill.
K. G. Bowman.
I A Republican meeting will be held in the
j Wel.cr school hou.se, Somerset township, on
I SaturtUty evening. ctober 21sl.
R. -j uhiiuHU meeting were held la-t week
GEOF THROINJVJRBflABD!
THE BARGAIN Of THE EOS
The W. C T. U. hold their next meeting
Monday evening tk-toljer 1, in the Lu
theran church.
Mr. 8orbwr having taken us at our wordto
publish any contradiction that he might de
sire to make of the report in circulation, that
he is pledged not to co-operate with the Re
publican party if elected, we cheerfully give
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title on the streets of Somerset when lie ' of this governiiKT.t, a fuct to which there J
waded in blood up to bis knees. Kimt he are few who can to-dav lav claim, lie'
j told his audience how honest he was, and J made frequent visits to his native town and j
now Uisuonest ana corrupt all other politi-i county, where his surviving friends, who .
cians were. Theu he said he didn't like are not a lew, will learn of his death with
O'CONNOR'S GOOSE.
The people of thi county and distric1
have been given a number of new and sur
prising lessofis iu ' scientific" jMilitics since
the present campaign ojiened, and are likely
to receive a few more liefore it closes. They
thought they were pretty well informed on
this subject when they bad read the proceed
ings of the recent democratic county ccn
vention, but it was merely an eye-opener to
what was to follow.
THK BAKHAIK.
As we have already stated, and upon the
at Bakcrsville, I.avansville, Friedeiis and . most reliable Iemocratic authority, at the
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j.LUjy.-W. 1. Lunilecrt.
,j I.-- i'. . M.ick.
, r-.-t l.oPugh E. M. Hicks.
.im-rsct-S. M. Weiidel.
,.. Sorth Jonathan Miller.
.uthampton W. 1". Martz.
,:: i reck l'.m M. IjUlllnTt.
,,j.i..wii lM.r"ugli-Abra!iam lVrner.
M.vtiH.t S. 1. Meinier.
n:'ii K. 1'. Viiuy-
i,nrouj:h Michael Iing.
t.K). W. l'il.f,
t'liairmuii.
rica.sam Hill. Tlicv w ere all Veil attended
by enthu.sia.siic Ilcpiitilicans.
The dwelling louse of Mr. Zaihariah
Snyder, nt'ar Casselman, with its contents,
was entirely de roved by lire Wednesday
nielli.
; We teuder our warmest thanks to our
; friends who are sending iu the names of ad
j vauce paying subscribers. The Hkbalo
1 ouui.t to be in the hands of every true Ite-
publican in the county.
j He h i turns against one who has done
j mm (ictMiiial favors and often befriended
I him, is wow than the one turned against,
mi matter how bad the latter may be. Yet
. this ts the rule and not the exception.
I , .per l ur
I rsma
Wl'i.i !-''"!
August U-rm of court a meeting composed of
many of the iK-mocratic and Indeendent
Uo!es was held in Boss Coil roth's back of
fice, at which a fair, square bargain and
sale was made, upon the following terms :
Giffroth pledged himself to so manipulate
the I'cmocratic County Convention that it
would not place a legislative ticket in nom.
ination, and swore a grizzly- oath that he
would vote every Democrat in the county
fur the Independent legislative ticket, pro
viding that they iu return cast their solid
vole for him, the " Scientific " for Congress,
and for tirof for the State Senate. This the
Independent bosses agreed to, and the bar
gain and sale was completed.
j the rorsTY OOSVKTIX.
! Our readers are all acquainted with the
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i,e hats at C.W.Truxal'.
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; .,t.H- and fursa'e
i. i.ci'.s. ai.d h
l y '. N. Hojd.
upp'.ies at
At a meeting of the Bo.-iugh School Biinl ; manner in which Boss CotTroth deceiv
Mon.lay inc.rniiig, the following teachers ! d and Ix-trayc-i John 11. Vhl, even going so
wvie .-cict ted for the ensuing term: Mrs. j far o prohibit an old-time I?mocrat anu
omiellv. Mis Kila Kimmell, Miss Kate ' "e of the hardest workers in the party
Snyder. Mi-
tie Muiziiiuu.
hizic Koos r, aud Miss Hat-
A voter is of lea! are, and entitle 1 to a
vole, on the twenty-first anniversary of his
birth. Iu other words, a nan born on the
stli day of Novenilicr, can vote, on
aj:e. at the next election on the 7th of No-veiulwr.
in the county, Yal Hay, Ksq., from being a
delegate to the convention for fear that ho
w ould expose souieot his nefarious schemes;
how he tricked the convention with his
I sandwiched resolutions declaring it inexpe-
dient to nominate a Legislative ticket, thus
j attempting to cook the goose of James
'O'Connor and several other of bis fellow
Democrats who had been working for and
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The saw and leaning mill of Mr. Henry I wore dcir.ms of having the nomination for
Sii . 'ol Jcniu r township, togwher with a the Legislature, how he had one of his
clothing. ''"" j I:: -,e quantity ol lumber, was destroyed by ! nephews nominated for Jury Commissioner,
I tire last Th.iri lay night. Mr. Sipcs" 1 is : and another appointed county chairman,
1 i ii i i-i -i ti i.-i 1 :i.T.-..l i. I.
i .r.i. rat-1 i colisiaerauie, as lie uiti poi nave one i iiuuniuy ordering men line r nrueric-iv itimiiii
cent of insurance on his property. j and
ll'l
j.i ami cents.
!!!. stove. Inquire of C
N r.
1 .r
.., suits, a full lii"
ali and sec the
,A.r br-ivht to town.
,, Back. Side or Chest use Shiloh s
lion. J. M. Beynolds, of Beiiford, placed
j Hon. A. ii. Coflroth, of Somerset, in Itoiu
at J- B. ! ination for Congress, and Hon. A. H. Cof-h-apc-st
I froth, of smiefsc-t. jdaced Hon. J. M. IieV
j nolds, of Bedford, iu uomiiiatioii for State
c-nalor. 1 his Is scieulinc llitics.
Mosgrave to take back seats
U.k-s' family were provided for:
Plaster, l'rii-e cents.
H-r. the pla. c to r l...:i:-aii)s i at
.1. B.Snmh i: A Co. .
;s", 4 i a:.d " cts.
il si-l-rtcil stm-k
is el.
sili Ii as iHii-
i ei .
i s:
- boys
A
iiliC ol 1.1.
1
ra'"
s. sk .i:ii
iippiit- I
i . W. fruxats.
llingbooks, and
,ie bv c
A N :.A1. 1NJ1' T i: fn-e w ilii eacii hot tie
p. ' .-i.iioh s atarrh lleiiusly. 1'ricv '" (.
Siill.o'.I 'S Till'. WILL immediately n
ii, vc lo.ip. Wh-q.in cough and Bronchi
tis. . ..! ...
b-.-ks atid sclio 't -nppnes at -
Call on C. N. B 'd.
-Mai .e S-ar. l'.a.-on. ueai.
S.'aooi
e-T pnetsi.
"M! 1.
b.l
s V"tat. .-. it'd IVan for cash or in ex-
. r 1 .
f.r u. re 1. an. iise ol our line oi ira.-e.
I ook A Bf:n:irs.
hen Shiloh s !
Mr. ieorge H. Tayman and Mr. I'eter
Hel'!ey.-pentsecraldays at Bedford attend
ing the lair last wevk. They drove over
with Mr. Tavmati's iiandsiiiue team of
h'. Hd d hors.-s. and made the fastest time
between Somerset and Bedford on rv.ird.
The liemocr.ttie Scnatoriai lioiiiinalioii
was conceded in .oiin'rsc- county, but this
ciid nt suit !! '.:frit!i. After having
this county mioise dr.. I' l.e quictiy down
ed him ami !iad a Bedford inuu mnuiiiatcd.
It w id luw le in order to publish I' Ill's let
t -r.
j I'il-s the Jin.iKC'.il still think theSralwarts
iiave the "black vomit'' liecause there was
ino Democratic legislative ticket nominated,
atid w ill it stili tirfc'e its readers to vote for
! Sorber and Seiliert with a sterling I'cmo-
crai like James O'Connor, of Jenner. iu the
held
make that while he squarely detiies the
rumor that he is pledged not to co-ojerate
with the party, he does not affirm that be
will co-operate with it, if elected.
Stoystown Ta., October 12, IsSi
Editor &mret Herald :
Sib : Iu reply to a retsirt circulated in the
last issues of your pajier that myself, and
other candidates pledged ourselves not toco
operate with the Republicans, ifclected, I
hereby certify that I have made no such
pledge, and that I have not been asked to
make such pledge.
Kespectfully,
M. V. Sobhlb.
Somerset Coikty, ss.
Personalty came before me the sub
scriber, a Justice of the Peace in and for the
county of Somerset M. Y.Sorber, who after
being duly atitrmed according to law, saith
the above statement made by him is just
and true.
Attiraied and subscriled )
before me Oct. Ii 1SJJ. f M. V. Sohbeb.
AlO. HEtTLEY, J. P. J
Two op a Kino. It's full of 'em and our
time is too precious and space too valuable
to expose them all, but we give the follow
ing samples, taken from the last issue of tlie
Meyersdale IhmmerrSul :
" Brakenian Kline, who was so se
riously injured in a collision on the
Baltimore Ohio Hailroad, near Pitts
burgh on Thursday of last week is a son of
Charles Kline, for many years the pressman
of the Herild, who was discharged last
year for voting for Hon. Win. J. Baer for
Judge and John J. Spangler for Sheriff."
The above is a silly, willful lie, manufac
tured out of the whole cloth. The editor of
the Herald voted for Sheriff Spangler. as
diil every one connected with this oflice.
Mr. Kline was never discharged by us, but
voluntarily left our employ Hirer uumih after
both Sheriff Sjianglcraiid Judge Ilaer were
elected. Mr. Kline called at the Herald
office Saturday morning to refute the Co-
rnmW lie ami said in sulvtance what we
have just stated.
Again, in reply to an article which ap
peared iu the Herald staling that Martin Y.
Sorber had been mustered in as a member of
the Somerset jsist of the i. A. K. at a e pe
ciaily called meeting, and that although the
Post hail been in existence for a long time,
he had never expressed a desire to join it
until lie became the Indiqieiulent candi.late
for the legislature, the same paper says:
pimou Cameron, at which his. whole audi- sadness. The last few months of bis life i
ence was attonimheiL Then he said if it hadn't were months of great suffering, which was
i been for the Camerons he would have leen ' borne with the spirit of a martyr His three'
nominated for Congressman-t-Large, and if! surviving children were freqm ntty at his y"n- OI lat- Brfca' pouila we nJie
he had been nominated he wouldn't be mad, ' bed sidn to minister to his w ants, and un- ! reached in our production of Ready
der the tender care of his graiid-childrcn, t jacje Clothing 13 an Exquisitely
Mary ami Benjamin Hartniaii, with whom . . , . ., . .
,. .. .. perfect fit, equal m this and every
he lived, his suffering was relieved by ail - i j
that human aid and sympathy con hi give. Other respect to CU8tOm-Made gar
He was a man of noble Christian integrity j mentS, at One-third less COSt.
ami maiitiixxl, and by his earnest life and
noble deeds showed an attachment to the
FOR THE FALL SEASON
OIH1 1882!
and we have but this single comment ; ,ltlt W(m,n,e makillK llie Mme 0;(, S(wl.ll
he had been making for twenty years. Then
he got on to his favorite theme, bmne and
MaWtine, and the way he pitched and foamed
was a caution. He ripped aud tore until his
audience dispersed, and left him howling to
the live faithful and deluded souls.
Bkkliic, Oct. 15, 1882. Spectator.
Ciilrch Dkjupatios. The new Memorial
Church of the Evangelical Association in
Stoystown, will be dedicated to the worship
of the Triune God on Sabbath, October 2!),
Is2, atP'J a. m. Editor Rev. Hezekiah J.
Bowman, of Cleveland, Ohio, will officiate.
Other prominent Christian workers will also
be present.
L. M. Boyer, P. E.
A. -S. BAl M.MBDXIR, P. C.
The South Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany still have their engineers at work, but
they now announce that the entire route
from the Susquehanna to the Youghiogheny
is located; that it will be a double track
road making a connection at Uarrishurg
with the Philadelphia & Reading road, and
by abranchrunningsouth.with the Western
Maryland. The road passes through Perry,
Bedford, Somerset and Fayette counties,
making connections at the Yotighiogheny
river with the Pittsburgh, McKeesport t
Youghiogheny Railroad. A southern
branch leaves Youghiogheny and passes di
rect to Wheeling, West Virginia. The an
nouncement is further made that this is Van
derbilt's road, and that before the winter is
over the entire road will be tinder contract
and will be constructed ns rapidly as possi
ble. firrrntbury Tritmnf and llrriiltL
More new goods at Holderbaum's.
Buy your sewing machines at Wayne A
Berkebile's, Main street, opposite Central
Hotel, Somerset.
Wanted. A good girl for general house
work. Family of two. Oood wages.
Ki B. tMTLL.
The largest and tiuist stock of queens
ware to be found in the county is at
J. B. Sxyher A Co.'s.
do to Wayne A Berkebiie's to buy parlor
suits. Main stn-el, opposite I entral Hotel,
church w,hich is seen alas, iu too lew a
fidelity from which many of the followers
of Christ could learn useful lessons. His
pastor. Dr. Zohner, of the Herman Reform- !
ed church, said in his funeral discourse,
that in the thirty-six years of his ministry
here Fatiier Ream h ad never once been ab
sent from the altar in the administration of
the Lord's supier except the last time, when
he was lying upon his death bed. What
faithfulness! Willi could the pastor use as
the basis of his funeral discourse, ''Be thou
faithful unto death, and I will give thee a
crown of life. Rev. 2:10. The writer fol
lowed the pastor with some remarks baed
on Zech. 1L7. "'At evening time it shall be
light," and the silent form of Father Ream
was quietly laid away to its rest.
"And after he was dead and gone
And e'en his memory dim.
Earth seemed more sweet to live Um
More full of love, bts aiise of him."
W. L. Tedrow.
Our Stock for the Fall and Com
ing Winter cannot fail to please in
every particar.
Tlie IVmocrats in this county are holding
no political meetings this fall, their Inde-
W'.IY WILL i"l. ongn meii .-immi j ; i,.,,,!,,, ,,in:ilntmnin ol tliur
v.iilfive immediate relief. Price l" wrk fr them. Readers of the Somerset
. i cts.. and . !'wi!l observe with what great care
r-voats Overcoats J. B Si.yder A Co. j that pajH-r publishes accounts of the various
full line of men s and ty s lude4 udetit meetings nei-i in me count) .
i all and see
. tier a
. its way
in price.
The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania has
, :" ! decided that a railroad company cannot de-
.;. y. Hol.l.rl.aum A Son- have just re- i j( til.kct whi,.h it nM u,
..i.vd their entire st.Kkot fall PM'-',,l'J' i although
v. rv full, attractive and cheap, l ney in
c v. rvtK.dy to give thetu a call and x-
il ':t!e their st k.
T;. ! t t.-k of beating and cooking
: v.s in the i. nnty are f le seen at the
ardwa-ve and t:n -t. -e of John H. Miller,
i !.ev will I w.'mI n cheap.
-ir.l.-'H S ATAI'.I H REMEDY A Ios-vee'in-for
Catarrh Diphtheria and Car lic
it has r.dt been bought by the
bolder directly fn.ra them, but has leen
purchascsl at "second hand." This makes
all tickets bot:ght fr:n scalpers good.
r M..;:th.
l..,.l .-s.
ai, aint si
S!l pie.ise
.nrilrs g!
,.u at price
ods.
. as I.
We
iw as
1 1 i.ad ai.v lu re.
J. II. Snvi'ER .t Co.
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t.n.i. nt writitm irv-iu tne souui
: :.- aiin.'r s.-ivs -Kougtt on i.ueuma.
t:i' ii..s ks tin eternal u:Teritig "f that
r. .. '.e .iseas
l,t a-s- r'tneiit of trunks, valise-.
. t , i,. f. .-ii -.d in the county is at H. Hef
v's. wi tl. r line of goods at much
. than ihev can lie bought eie-
I'
antit.g
-ssiiit
a. id t!..
V .'A S JM'V
HIE KEY
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We are ir.lornied that the grand Indejvend-
ent rally that was to have leen held at Mey
ersdale Monday night. grand fizzle.
No a'.idieiue. no music, no enthusiasm.
This looks bad for the Indeendent strong
hold. Hon. Win. McMichael, who was
present, must havebcen greatly disappointed.
Farmers are busy cutting corn: and it is
an unusually Lard job this year. In many
sections .f the country the late rain and
hail storms threw the corn to the ground,
and so twisted it that no two stalks can be
found leaning the san e direction. The crop
is good but hard to gather into shocks.
In another column of this parcrwillbe
f.f.nd the l aid of Dr. C. P. Ia-nhart tetider
::s bis professional st-rviis?s to the peojiletif
tins place and vicinity. Dr. Lenhart is a
practitioner of c i.siderabie exiverience and
e taien at J. 1. Mi) - l.HS jm-t with gn-.it Micca,-ss in rns practice.
::r s'.sk i f fill and winter j jie fa,, 1. found a: his office m the frame
..1 and . hcaptr than ever. : l,ui!,'ing cpj site the Outral Hotel.
:.i to pure base Dew stove or i
s r. laired, will do well to
H M !ir at ..!".is. s as to.
rush at .1 ii... i', tii i. cc that al
n i-amesit. I,r-tr....tMip. ..: ..... ..y, nt i,.aivi.lil
.1.1 t
The stiprenie court has decides! that a lv
I window projei ting on the line .f a strert is
i an unjnstifial le encroachment on the public
j highway, prejudicial to the interest f the
ii.iiimiiiiitv and
.E' II. Tbaver. of Bourbon. ... ." :.. .1 l-.rK..l an.1
: "P-t.. myself and wife owe ear i tlM a rtbl5c IM;is,nce. the continuance j
-Hil.i M mm .Ml u.. c l Mr- ' f m.bi,.u iei,m
rt s I -t 1
until the
and how he not only mortified but e ruciiicd
I'lil by only giving him four beggarly
votes iu the convention; but since our last
issue a m ve lias I teen made on the politi
cal chess-board by the Boss that outscieiices
science.
ihl os Tor.
As wxs stated iu the Herald before, the
g.od right hand of the "Scientific" lac ked its
usual cunning when he plied both whip and
spur and rode rough shod over the late
Democratic convention. The muriiiuriugs
and mutterings that were heard in the con
vention soon iucrcac-d to a rir. Peter Hef
tier. James O'Connor, Frederick Smith, Dr.
Harrah. Yal. Hay, John II. Util, and his
friends were not slow ill expressing their
d.sgusi, with the Scientific:''' luctuuiU atiu
displeasure with some of his nominee.
I'hi claimed that (Irof hail brokeu fuith with
him. and that he must not be nominated or
he would show the ll.ss a trick or two.
Loud calls were made for a new convention,
and for awhile it looked as though the Boss
would have to succumb, but he proved
equal to the emergency; recognizing the fact
that he must make some sacrifice, he ina le
ft move that showed when he was dubbed a
"scientiric" politician he was giveyiatitle
well deserved. Grof was selected . as the
sacrificial offering: he was the political Jo
nah that would have to be thrown over
board to still the troubled waves.
OROF THROWS OVERBOdRD.
Notwithstanding the fact that both Bed
ford and Fulton had concealed the nomina
tion toSonn-rset the "Scieiftitic" had Rey
nolds trotted out. and the Conference w as
appointed to meet at Bedford last Thurs
day. rof went down smiling and confident
with three conferees, W. 11. Rupple, Cof
froth's law partner, Jonas McClintock and
Samuel Philson, all of whom bad kindly
been selected for him by the "Scientific'
When be arrived there he found the " Scien
titic " on the ground, and his smile widened
and his confidence increased. The Confer
ence met. the " Scientific " pulled the string.
and John J. Reyuolds. of Bedford, trots out
as the Democratic nominee tor State Sena
tor. The patient, waiting firof is informed
by Mr. Ruppel that he has been set aside
and that Mr. Reynolds has been nominated.
He dare not complain. This campaign is
being run on "scientific" methods and this
is " scientific " polities. Vhl betrayed in the
county, and C.rof in the district.
o'iossor's CRSiSE.
As will be seen bv his card in another
column. Mr. James O'Connor is not at all
satisfied with the manner in whiih the
"Scientific'' cookeel bis g. io- at the late
county convention, ami proposes giving it a
tura himself. It commences to look as
though Boss Coffroth would have to give hi
Inde pendent mends the same sort of a tut
that he gave both I hl ami tirof. In spite
of the manv "scientific" moyis and
" We charge this as a base he. Capt. Sor-1
Iter had applied f T admission to the Po-t ; """trsci.
before heoranvb i.lv else knew he weiuld be ! . ' " "
a candidate. Let Mr. Scull retract his uae j I-orbargutus in dry goods, notions, etc
lie against the gallant soldier, or we w ill be i go to
forced t't show by uieiubers of the Post that j j g SxYDERit Co s
belies." j m,'m
We made our statement upon the author-1 The largest and best selectol stock of
ity of several memlKTs of R. P. Cummins 1 clothing we have ever had, can now le seen
Post of the i. A. R , whose merest word j i our clothing room.
would be taken by everybody before the
oath of the editor of the iwinfrci'il or the
poor, miserable, pitiful fellow w ho maele a
like denial at the Independent meeting at
thcWeller school house, and upon the same
authority we re i'.erate the assertion and call j
for the affidavits that will establish the con- j
J. M. H.ii.hf.k8a( m A Soss.
The great rush to Wayne X Berkebiie's
furniture "tore Main str.-et, Somerset, sliil
continues.
A nice assortment of la lies' dress g.x-.i.s
trarv. Let's have the affidavit-..
ami trimmings, la.lii
liotbi
ladies' underwear, hose, etc
The following is taken tr.ua the Phitadel- j uerbaum's.
..I.:.. V...J. I r r. ,. r Mr 1 '
'' ; : ' 7 ' ' r fait KivertSalt
llliam .Mc.Mictiaci. inuejicuiieiii canuioate
for t'ongnssmaii-at-lirge is oue if the
editors :
" Ad'lcs tives are iikelv enough to lose
tueir sigiiilicance oil tlie li ol political .
sieakers
ladie' coat:
etc., at Ho
When we real
Koontz made one of the
Kiv.rl! Hefrlev has ii.
j st.K-k one hundred trunks and valisi-s tr im
: which to select. All i-ersons g dug up on
; the first boat, which leaves after the ejection
on November ., will do well to call and
that (ieiieral maic! a seles tion before thev are a.l sold.
most forcible !
speeches of the campaign for the Stcwan
ticket at JJoVleslown, it is natural to execi
that one or more of the "forcible" argu
ments offered on that occasion would be re
potted with the tact. But in the brief report
of what the speaker said we rind but a single
point that can be considered " forcible," and
which was given bevoml aouot lei ill ustrate
the force of Mveech. Oeneral Keiontz said
that there had not been a Republican eon
Wanted. An agent for Somerset county
for tlie sale of a Useful household article.
Sales quick. No capital required. For par
ticulars address W. E, Robertson. L's Mar
ket street, Pittsburgh, pa.
NOXCBKET a AM 14 FT
i;orrecnti ly Uoob BasaiTa.
DRALaajt iv
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED
Apple, dried. ") Is Te3I0c
Ai.pltl.uuer.fi gal 75&'.ue
HrteD. V l' 1
liulter. V ! (keir) l-ip -M
(roll) aie
Buckwheat "a t.u.-h jc
meal, 1U0 Bs ft M
BWSWHI fi ft -the
Baron, shnulvlcrs, V li'it lc
st.ies, I'y-"-
4t oiuiiiry ham. V ft. ...l-.-.rtli
Cm, (enri new t l.osliel tvjc
4i (nhvliclf old ...,1 eo
" mal V ft 30
Cult Kins. V ,;
Kkks, "f An aue
Flour. t.hl ifi icWj j; ij
KUxksJ, tu. (Ml.) Tic
Himf, (tfuicar-eurcsij ft 1. lsc
ljiTX.V I, 1-A-iilic
Leather, red sole, V 3uri:Vie
uptier, H-vi Tiic
" kip. " ;seic
Ml.li!!inif. unJ ch'.p luO l.s 2 uo
I tilts, t bu Aurtyauc
Potatisrs, y La (new) ovttVie
Peaches, .irif.l, y 8c 1'ie
Kye. ft bu Tl'jit
kit. 1 lr
Salt, No. 1. "r hid xtra fnft 00
Oniuod Alum irsac k (1 60
Asht.n. ier saeit. 4 uo
Sutrar, yell.iw ft. rsluc
white llrft:
Ts'.low, S i-J
Wheat. V bu f oo
Wool, I i'cttMe
Send for Samples.
iGEIS, FOSTER & QU1NM
Now Lave ia stock a Large and Sp'tetiditl Assortment of itylei iu
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
RUGS AND MATTINGS!
LACE CURTAINS AND CURTAIN STUFFS !
Which will be sold at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE FIGUKES!
All sales made satisfactory or the
money promptly refunded.
A. 0. YATES & CO,
Lazi Mdiaz. ctastaal anl Siiil stnsts,
iiiiladi:limiia.
c
10UIIT MIOCLAMATIOX.
isecial attention is called to our stock of
i ARNS, LACES AND BRAIDS!
Including First Quality Germantown Yarn, S ticij.Sfce
land, Zephyr Yarns in all Colors, Smyrna, Pompa
dores and English Art Crewel, and other
FIRST-CLASS STOCKING YARNS!
Lm I all Kind, Silk anil Linen Braid, Featheredge and
ItrkItak Itraid, Loop Ilraid-s, Linen and Milk Em
broidery 1'IoMM, Java, Kail road and IVaille Can
v as, Crochet IIiHkn, Aeedlet. Ac., at
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S
joi Lxsrrcnvr r , penn'a.
BOOKS!
BOOKS! BOOKS!
In reat varirty, nice binding and low ricts. My stock of
BeiDl
lean Meetings
v.Vhkkecs i he H.ciraMa Williii J Hrn.
Prulilrnt Jo. I ire of the srvernl c'o-jru of I'januo
Flctue of the Kvrntl cvonUM ccwnfsiBlnir the tilx
teenlh Ju li-ir.l Itijirict. ami Ju-ti. e of the'..urt
of oyer ttn.1 Terminer and General Jail Delivery,
lur the tniil of all cai.iral ami oth. r i.llen.lrrs Id
the wild District. an.I W iriicw Collins and S c
iiti.SJiTiii.it. tUire9. Jitdirra of tne !urta of
I'mm Pleas, and JuMtcca ol the I'r.uru of
Oyer anil Terminer, and trenc-ml Jail Iteliverr
for I be trial of all caplul and other offenders in
the county of Sotneiet. hare iMued their pree-epta
and to me directe.1. for holdtntr a Court of Com
mon Pleas, and eneraJ (Quarter Sesnlnna of the
Peate. and (ieneral Jail I wiirerr, and CotirU of
Oyer and Terminer, at S.'neret.
On Maatlaj, Xuw. 13, l13
Jinnee is herehy Klren to all the Justlcesof the
Peace, the tkirouer and C'onstablei wltbla the fa Id
County of Somerset, that they tie then and there
in their proper persims with tiietr rolls, reo.rds,
InquUlti.ma, eiaminatleifu). and other retne-in-tiram.ti
do those things hi..h tii thjlp .ttvr
lti,.b"'-?r' f sor aao.i aWM scliool Ixxiks embrace evervthin'r used in the county
Uiey who will proeerute aKainst tne prixiera that
are or mail tie In the )atl of xjtner.cu county, to te
then and there to prMenite aa-ainot them as thai!
lie lust. JuHX J. bPAMfLEK,
Jet. 13 SberiB.
pn:i,
IC SALE
VA L UA BLE RE A L ES TA TE .' !
Tlie on lersiuned, administrator and trustee f..r
the sale of the real es are of Jito.b S. Uittner.
dvcettatil. laLe of Larimer Piwnsnip. S .uterset
rouuiy. Pa., will sell at public (ale, at the curt
hoifc, on
X'trfiiibrr 1 i, 1 vil,
dlowiu Tali
at 1 .. . 1 s k p. w. ol aid dy, the f.
aide rui estate:
A certain l.r:u r trs-i of Ian 1. known a the
"At'saloin liner fAr'u."' situiate in the township.
t-..unty atid tate atoreaid. aiij.-lnlim lands 1
John uavetH-raii. reter .ievers escaie. Mm.
Any tine in neel of a new hat t an p
just what they want at Herfley's. All wixil
il.S-'i, can now be buuht at my store for
.V. (ii and "5 crnts. fall and eiamir.t my
SteX'k.
J. M. Holtle-rlianm A; .Sns have just re
ct'ivwJ a large invoice of men's and boy's
o!othin: of the latent ticTitns anl style:
they are cheap and stylish. This is the third
invoice they have received within siity
days. Tbey always keep their st.ick full
and complete, that their customers will not
be obliced to nelect from the ends or go else
where to be suited.
ventioti for l.lleeii years the lmiuiuci-s of j bats, which usually sell at To cents. $1 and
wnic-ii na.t oee-n tne ctioice oi tue people.
e are to tiinlerstainl. then, that unite the
persons noininatei oy a convention nave
been mdicatecl (v popular choice, the action
of the conventiou is arbitrary, dictatorial,
and of the machine order.
Hut how often in fact are the nominations
of a convention indicated by any peneral
and concerted action of the masses? In or
der that nominations may be indicated bv
the people, it will become necessary for the
eopie m every election district to meet atul
instruct for certain jwrvjons. But when they
attempt to do that, we shall be informed
that ring-masters and bosses controlie.1
popular action, and the act of the eople
would be declared tainteel with bos.-i.-m.
Nobodv can sav that the nomination of
James A. tiartield was indicated by the peo
ple in any sense whatever. If the people
indicated anybody, it was Mr. Blaine. Hut
we do not learn that fienerul Koontz made
this fact an excuse for opposing; fJarfielel.
In fact weupposehe worked for the elec
tion of (iartieid, despite the fact that not one
man in the United tates had ueriouslv ex
pressed his preference tor f.arrielel.
We find no fault with the preferences of
ftencral Kitontz. We arraign his methods,
lie do, not impress us as leins sincere in
his forcible" argument, For hail he and
others objected to a coininee of the conven
tion that that nominee was not indicated by
the i-eople. they could not have worked so
earnestly for the election of Uartield. But
this does not go to the bottom of the mat
ter, lien-ause neither (Jcneral Koontz nor
any other man working for the Stewart
tie ket will presume to say that Mr. Stewart
was indicated to that convention by the Re
publicans of Pennsylvania. In fact thev
know that nothing of tlie kind was indica
ted by the people. If there is any force in
the argument if (ieneral Koontz, it discredits
the nomination of Mr. Stewart. His argu
ment is of the kind that proves ton mui b.
It leaves hint without a cause. On the
o'lier hand we must wv, as we have inva-
The clothing dejiartment at 11. Ilellley's
store is no lilltsi with the largest and most
Complete slock ever offered for sale in Som
erset and at lower prices than toe same
goods can lie purchased in Johntown or
rittsbursh. Call antl (-e mv stock and se
cure good goenlr and a good fit for a small
amount of money.
Look to your interest and buy where you
can to the bc-t advantage, and pure.
fresh kk!s. In order to insure the-se two
things we would advise cur reade rs to buy
their d ndgs, medicines, etc.. at Campbell's
2(A Main street. Call on him when in Johns
town, and ytu will be convinced that ha!
we say is correct.
Meetings will le held at the I'lil'inwing
tinm and piacea. and will be addrS-.d by
able speakers.
Iet tlie People Coiim'
I'lipaign fa-rly
v. m.
Mr. C. B. I.itinger, Johnstown's boss dray
man, visited Somerset last week to make ar
rangements with a number of our bu-incss
men to trar.afer goods from one John-town
railroad station to another. He came re
commended by a number of the bet busi-
. . . , . f T .. 1 .,. q-ri u-1 , i . V i . j r utniTiir
iiuuti siiin ini.tr oi anu mnce iup iionnna- ... . , ,
tion ofeJeneral Heaver, that if tIlt. ,,lIe testimony as to his promptn. and rehalol
indicated a choice foranvbody, thev indi- ity. Partitsj desiring his services can address
. ,,,,;,, f.r l rv. ... i:AnBw.rt- . . i i . t i . K to
. , A . l : . 1 1 ... laiu . ' 'ri.cirtl ! fimi lit ISlSUil CJ1 n rfllllUXOS .1. .11.
M i!t.cr t:ih: iiif rei ' ri i i :i ir iiciic. 1111 i i- i. . r e t "
, r(teii,iz uiav uave otner reasons tor retusini;
one fact remain!. tlie ch ---. Ua lua.le
their bargain, fixed their lrkv, can the
pooils lie delivered? Now let's Lave I "id's
letter.
...r tiie ;
lv
r ,r i:
r. nianutae turesl un- ! aj ,M cr to restraii
r- !tnti. n j nsses.
t w t-a.i;
.( !:.- ,v s Try a harrel.
' 1 :.!. Vie i t' a.
' . K ct, I'.KI.KITS.
arable by Indigestion,
. l...s ot Apietite
' V;:alier is a po-i
f eiii:tT in this State i Whv eioti't tiie VwiueTcf pohlish T'ht's
ettcr? It was read twie in the onven-
i tion. r whv eion t it get a rii ir un Jir.
' iii'.riiiatt cijHi cw.. w tl(nvjl ,.Jt. autuentuitv .f the
vote wi!l n-.l aiuoum 10 ..... , , rmhlishe.' in the Hekald? This
would be the easiest way of settdrtg the
M ll'i:i
I.. V-7.J.
e'.iti-: trc
Ye ;;,.w
vectire.
M r."'- ti A I'.m t'ough Synip. Lir.i
T.i..t. H. r-e ai.d intV 1'owder have, by
t'.cir e---::.-. gstired a hinrr sale. The
- . at!! j .( s..'r- ti f. Also try Hum--W.ttt
s-e n:p
Mr. J"l.ti H M lleT l.a- aci.l.sl a .r. and V
...mt'.t to 1,)s f'.:,n. !v lart-e store. It
.i-it.v: v t.;e !ari.- Imti.-? of Itatltiful
' ! ar:ieie- that can v lsitight at
"' - ; i 'alUi .1 s.s it U f.re the che'ic
5' haw .en pur fl;.sl.
intn.en-.se rvdotti.m ha just been
'-- :) the pr.e of e l..ti,itur at Heffley's.
i V .' .'-niuvj. Kollomine is a rar-
h:..i-v:.sl.
1-"- '-
Y..Tit- t...3
V-:s'l.,,
Me,
I'.'.v's rn.ee-i
.S I It
,:'si a i.i.sl
V. T. Ml e:l.-l
Mil!
y -st;t- t ;, .inh (A.'1.
at H. Worth ;..''.
vui'.s at . wcirth .
" y ...... at ji ,,1, f.Yi.
fe..! t in.-t, ,t 75 cenyi.
(at at V oe its.
M tfa.rr t sin ,
isrve- l:.fr!ge-ra:or tei our Meat
!' toe-ats can be kej coo1
lf. Tork. Ac, kept
ti.l t'tn-n ehii'v. Parties
"" w.g x-eji si lokv i: in theKerrip-
ttelj.iv. J,,. trkk fof
.... ,w UHU.lltMMI fcUVUT
'"' at a !..
I -ric.
its !
EeKSS IATIS i. Co.
S,s i! Telegram.
at. rier. Mich Your atrent was here
W ... n ?inie j.. rjlItt.r
- -"'vlrake li tters. V ss ldthem and they
t"' r'"t.:;t.anr saUsfactioti. Wcmld
' tJ-Tt ,,f tliem. therefore plcwse write us
I I'T tl.e -jUii.tny.
R. M. .,NiI.iVI 4 CO.
- , ictr .-ica jieaetas nr. r-our
(. n Tsl"f'sva. Indigesvtioo. t iistj-
v!-;...I lVrr I'.ilit.usrietsee. etC BO
n.ec.c,r,e is ..j , , b,,., , ? fc
I'ittera.
A-
the vote of Ani:sTr.i:g. the Labor-Greenback
candidate. A State campaign, he
i lainis. w as revtr in better coiiiiition at this
stao of the battle than the present one, and
from the iu. ide rtts .f the last fet days Uea
.t...L. ; ...rt.in "I lr now where
r s eie-c...... . .,!
r.e continue-el. ana wtien I say inai , .. ,-, , .1.,. lthenticitv of
matter. When i; cienouncui the letter pub
lished in the Hekald as a lie and a forgery,
it denounces as liars and forgers Iiemo rats.
men of its own rty. who were In the con
' ventioti and heard the letter read. When It
the Hxbai-P letter in toto, it delilrately
I misrepresents that gentleman. Let's have
stand.'
.vnera H.er will 1 cl.s ted. I do not say
it without foundation."
The Independent., had a tnreung at Ia-j tne teuer.
vidsville on Tnt-Mlay evening. By a. leal , jMtts we go t.) prvl a cial telegram
cunt there were thiry fivejrsons present, j jnflHTOI s ,)iaUhe Republi.ans
Arnorg them were one Independent from Bro,i,eITll!jev township heU oiwcfthff
Ce.nema'igh and one fr. ra Hair.t township : , laf?est nj KW, enthusiastic meetings that
two R. publicans from Coneruaugh and ten j fjj n MJ jn the townhi,. at Pine Hijt,
Republi.ans from Faint. The remainder i Mon-4V njf,ht Thecrowd was so great that
were Ieemocrats. and they did all the bur- . (uIJ n ..0 lh. hool house,
rahing- Oea. W. 11. Kentz and Frank , ,n)1" Ultt.n,riaia!ini was unbounded. Honest
Koutser. ri-. were the saker. They. .. wJs j president of the
talked artinst Boism for about two : ieftir? with Wnl. h. Fritz. Harry Cole
boun.J:""' TrXnii. man, Henrr Stahl, and Benjamin Hay for
Juatie, ofThe PeXTuveVht . their ; Vi IWdeot, and Simon P. Fritz and
owa p. rson view ucat.se the arrest .anr Will.aru Mckey for
person violating the Sabbath or indulging in - mJ. by John f. SU
Se u-of anv profane language, and ' "d "B- A f T:
uie - r. . ' Cliairman tieonre W. Fi e was also present
him or her acvmlmg to the provisions of the . carman .
n siKh case made and ' w" "-
Act OI AenriiJ v j
provided. TlieT are n oM-gea to wail ior
Am.iT. Sonday fternoon
, , . ., . . ie . s . . i
an infeat-w fc be e lore tl.em. , yonuVin of Lo.er Turkey f.4
They areewsenators crt t.ae Ib ; tow,bi Ted Sn .merst-t withone John
and can institute st-.mniary ,oreeci-ngs , in charge, and delivered Lim into
gainst Sablvath breakers and mh us.n , ..ffr. john Hardin
proaane uuiguajcw.
ng ' t.., ....t,..
to supjsirt to nerai Hesiver. as we supivfise he '
has. but the reason given certainly cuts him i
orT fnim advocating Mr. Stewart' before the i I would retectfu!Iy inform my friends of
Iople." ! 5 .merset county that I have o-eiieel a ti.-w
' - - ! dnig store at 232 Main Street, Johntown.
Ma. ErnToa : The Reaver club of Berlin , T.tti.t .
i Pa., where I would be pleastsl to see tlietu
and Breethersvalley met in the -chnol house j My of ,ur? j.. ( h( tllil.al,
close to town on the 13th inst. Tlie meet- ; pa(ent MeJjtinw I)ve s-.un,. Ivrfuu.cn-
ing was called to order bv B. F. Ravman. ... . . , .,' M , , . ,.
" - i and raney Gooels irenerailv. At this sea.-s.ti
i )n motion A. G. Kimiiic-1 was electcsl j vouli n aMntion to' lhe inset trade,
jrary , hain...... and J. M. Bcrkey secret- Pari Urn n. Pure Powdered
ry. R.H. Koontz was then elected I-mia-J...,. ,.unk IVrsi:in Insect Powder.
and hear the is-ue-v of tlie
di.-c'lsse-d.
Mober
SALISIU'RY, Thtiredjy.
MEYF.RSDALE, Friday.
SHAl'I-l-SS. II. Friday,
WELLER'S S. II. Saturday
SIIANKSYILLE. Saturday,
WILL'S ClU Ki II.
KIN'i'.VtMjI). Monday,
I.EXIMeTt'N.
G KB II ARTS, Tuesday,
RttCKWtjeili.
CtiXFLl ENi E.We.ines.
IRSIXA.
ST0YST0WN.Thur-.lay,
H' t'jYERSYir.I.i:.
Bi'CKSToWX, -BERLIN,
Saturday.
SIPEsVILLE. Monday,
JENNERTOWN. Tuesday,
HAYII-SYILI.E.
SCALP LEYEL.Weeliies.hiy,
HILIBOR',
HEILMAN S . Ii.. Thurs.
I.AMBERTSYI1.I.E. "
W. II. HILLEGAS, Friday, " -7. "
Ro.XFI RY. " " T.. : "
JENNER X ROAI'S, Sat. Nov. 4, 1 "
Met-tings for orhcr peiinls in the county
will be announced in due time.
J. K. SoTT. .r... W. I'ii.e.
s-c'v. Chaimian.
lf, 7
K 7
'2, 7
21. 7
21. 2
21. 7
23. 2
- ',
21. 2
2. 7
2S,
2.
Inks, Rublers, Crayon, Slates, Pencils, Scratch llooks, lVncil
Tablets, .Note Books, Pens and Holders, Appleton s Kcail
ers, Burt & llaub's Grammars, AVarren & Harper's
(ieoErrapliics, Swintons Histories, Osgood &
Buckwalter's Spellers, Brook & GofTsj Arith
metics, Ellsworth & Franklin Copy
Books, and a full line of School
Supplies. Also, Blank Books,
Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Photo
graph Albums, Autograph Albums, Box
Papers, Gold Pens, Bibles, Reward Cards,
Christmas Cards, Sliced Birds, A B C Books and
Blocks, Paper Weights, Inkstands, Spectacles and Eye
f"lnsoj Jtkon full ctrvfl: nf T)ni"s Medicines. Chemicals
.ri.n.rs lt-errnh. Plttit.urh & f..cnellsvlllei K. . . . . . . . .
k. Cciuti.y, Krystv.ne t:..l anl lnn t:om.anr, . f ,fimh; Iiril-iliPS IVrflimfTV nncl lollft Articles OU ShCUltl SCe
act others, c .nu'Dinir I.mr tian.lreel ao.l lortv- ' '
i.ae acres, m. or less, frmi whic-n this st-jiaraie
t.anis are aoi-i, luaaiDK aismi atveatceta ac-ret
itiat are ex.-e.tel.
This lnrm l rl'e to the railrua.1 at Sanl Pat.h
an.1 l.as several tiousei.. tares au.l otber ea'.tuilil
lns tartsia. witn .a ar-res rieared: alo many
truil trees, auel a nnuiteer.it never tailing- strinif
on the farm. Tae water o( Will's Creeet uea.1 .n
this farm. Tiiara Is. also, a'.ut tw i bua.iresi
acros uf tiaits:r un tua urni, wiiicb makea It fery
valuable.
TERMS
One-half rash ami the balance In one year trum
elate ol sale wiia interest.
A W. BITTNER,
AJmlculrat-.r an-t Trustee.
Th" umlemiireJ. Iridic owners of one-balt of
the above tami, bereti.r join in the Bale of satue.
MiKX AN iCLKlAN.
Oct. 11 ALTAN CULLMAN.
TIB BeautiM lie cf Un Eccts Now ii Steel
Anv goofls not
including all the Poets, in handsome binding.
in stock will be ordered if desired.
C. N. BOYD,
MAMMOTH lil.OCK, - - - SOMERSET. PA
2.1,
24,
24,
C. T. LEX1IAUT tenders his
erutessiuiud services to tbe eitliens Som-
ert aaj ficinity.
Oifice Oi.jjosiw Central HottL
t. IS, -vji
s
HEKIFF SALK.
tiv virtue of certain writ of Ven.l. Ex. an'l AL
Ft a., Uputsl eat ol the CVurt of t.roinin Pleas
ol Soiueraet cuunty. Pa., ami to me U.res lesl. tbere
will be eipsiee l to public sale, at the curt botue,
la Somerset, Fa., uu
Friliy, X'rrmbrr 10, IS 2,
at t o'cloe-li p. m.. all the riitlit, title. Interest and
claim of the cletenJant. Jotia A. Llvinirston. of,
in anel to the fc.llowma- real estate, sitaale In Jeo
ner township. Somerset county. Pa., ajoinica
laa.la of Anvlrew Johnson. Uavi.l Hammer anil
Cambria Iron Co ts ntaiiiina: tw-ntj-oie aerea,
more.T less, bavlna- tnereon erecte.1 a (mail frame
dwelling ttouse anj staoie, wub the appurte
nances. Takn la exeeuti'A at the suit of Daniel Hotf
mao an.1 Jotub boyte, aimla.straiors ot U.J.
B'.JS, cleeeace-l.
ALSO
All the rlht. title, interest and claim of the
.ielendant. Jacb Hotlraaa. administrator ol Ptv
j ter beticesMle. deeeasol. of, la and to the tellow- j
lni real estate, vil:
', A certain tract of land t'ituate in Paint tuwa-
i chip. Sc wierset county. Pa., eontamina: twenty j
i a.-r.:s, mere or less. asat bve acres cleared, a J- i
i jotnina lan'Ti ot r-macuei J. nammei. jonn m
ter. J .tin K. Miller and other, havir.
ero-tect a one story iaaa nouse ana aiAUie, wicn
' tbe a."jure.enancs '.
I taaea in execution at tbe suit of J. bn K. Mil-
' It-r. !
LOUIS LUCKHARDT, JR.,
13 Clinton St re-t.
JOHNSTOWN,
bXALU m
WALT HAM, ELCIN, SPRINCFIELD, ROCK
FORD, HAMDEN, HOWARD and
SWISS WATCHES, in Cold
and Silver Open-face and Hunting
Cases, Key and Stem winding Watches.
A FULL LBI 6? CHOICE MUSICAL 15STEUYDT3.
SSI1882. FALL AND WINTER. 1882.
3fT TT"AT 4 VV,msfe)e--'Tt
' ALSO
All tiie rmlit, title. Interest and claim of the
; .leiea4ai. hudolpb statler, of. In and to the lot- ,
; lowina real etate. vix: 1
j A certain tract of land situate in Alievheny
Uiwasaip, Somerset county, Ir'a.. bounvle.i wn tbe 1
south by Somerset k h..s)ird t.ike. an.i on the ;
I west, north and east by samoel Waiter, contain- i
T. I h .'it'-t IVir,a . tv-,, A iaa" "ve acre. awre or less, havlnx mere. eres-t- c
2o lhe tdhihtd o!eri (J Wterot' , w , H.,ry lnil , baif jweUloa; house, with tbe I
CotOit if. i apLUrtetancea. !
t.tsTLiu.s : I an, a can.li.iute i c j
for A..ii,l.!y ami r,irtft.liy k yurj ()T1. tAU pnlfhMinit t tb. ,f ,
e. . , ... .. ; sa.e win Lieae taxe notice mat a pan oi tne pur-
JaVES O'C'INM.B.
ne-nt iTrsiilent t.f tli e-lub. C F. Sweipe aud
etc.. When in nes-l of anytlii
S in tbe
drug line ce.ue atiJ ;e nie or write for
prict. AU inejuirt-s chevtrfnlly answeresl.
Chas. (iaiErnH,
22 Main street.
B. K. i:ayiiiau dice j.roiclent, r?. i. Puniey j
ami Silotiie.1 I'.iMtier aerretarie!. an.1 I- I I
Meyers. tr avure-r. On motion the follow- j
injtexee-tit.re .-oniniitfee was apointeil : 15
I. Morgan. A. G. kininit-1, Va!. Hoon. II. !
Smith anJ P. I. Miller. Theclub nownum- j
Imts sen ar tlie stann.-he?st Ret.uhlicans in the i
wr.rl.1. an.1 il.tinir kk! Work for Beam. ! tirpIy M "
hero of loam's station, and the whole !ear a" wat?r- an'1 " its na,u i"-1- b
ticket. This nie-etiun was hel l the same ' a Ifectly V -jretaWe Hair Rest-rer. It will
. i a.i . . i e i I 4
time the Inleii.lents and lVmo. rau held , ""raeciiateiy tree uie ueau xvnu a.,
their uieetins on the public ..'.aI, It. town, ! T hair to ita natural color, and
and ret 3 Republic-!-. T-4ers were present i Pr-!u Pr,,WSh it has fallen
from theojiening to theeloseof the nieetinit
Walsvt Lt-r Haib ResvToeer. It ia en-
It U as
cba4em.t.ey to be made known at the time of
: sale will be rctejuired aa sewn as the property u 1
1 keevked d. wn. otherwise It will 1 ax in expusesl !
to aale at tne riss of ti:e brst pur-hasr. There-:
I IQT 11 f a All C BT W ' l.lueof the pureiiaee Dvey must e iid on or be- .
iat I w I Vi W aW W a I ton Thursday ol the first weeaof Xorember eoan. i
: the time fiiesi t.y the Court lor Meurtui He ac- :
j kttcwie lament of deesls, and Doded wnl t ac.
! kaowleviaed until the purchaM iiuy U paid in '
rTjJ'iS'f"7 'Ctnrt- JOHS J. SPAX.-.LKR. i
WiU 1.VV.U1UV1, ... , 1
SHEttirf UrFHX, . berll
:t: , ;s, li
I. Wm. H. B-.wman rs. Johcathaa Smith.
t Samuel Zimmerman ts. John an.1 Serilia j
i. Jacob Cover, ts. Susannah ivcocu i Execa- I IsTSW GOODS!
tori.
Our StM-k In now Complete In Kferj DeprtuieaiU
Ladie's Cloths, Eannels, and Sacqueings
i.v ai.i.tiik.m:w siiadkk.
CASHMERES WALL SHADES AND QUALITIES.
IaYiaile asi lMi YA at aH Pricei
Xen I.raids In Wool and Silk. Embroidered
t'nIiiiur'M and Silk? for Tri milling
in all the IVrw Shade?..
4 A. J. Mictael, Endorsee, kc, tjl John O.
Hay.
. Isaac Huaus' ue ts. Henrr Hee-ker.
t. John Witt beirs. vs. Jaesvb Jieli.
7. SameTS. Al raham beam,
s. Same l I.aniel Werand'i Avlm'r.
. Same vs. Win. B. cvhroth.
PJ. Elijah Bearers rt. Silas Jenkins and wile.
11. t har.es J. Hamsc-H anl J. K. Cotfroth t;.
Emacuel J. See.
Ii John B. I nil r. The Townsnlp of Paint.
13. Sall.e E. Uartly vs. C T. Hay.
14. Wm. P. Buechly va. Joseph ChrtJtner aaa
Jno. Jute.
i. H S. IS cite-s vx Jcho C. K$sc!U ad Elix
at eth Kendall.
Somerset. Pa., t 8. V. Trent,
i Oct. 19, lVCi. i Prothonotary.
RE,iI
TEK S NOTICE.
NEW GODS!
AT G. S. PABKEK'S.
For Caripi-aw it ;in;Ii3iu..
e.O Tv K. I'AHKEl:.
Fi.r i'Je.hrd .t riibieachei Muslins,
'iejTO ;. II. PARKEIL
For sheetinsrs A rii'tnw fas M'tslii!',
OO TO K. PARK KR.
For RUae-htsl. Vnbletae I.e.1. Rrown .t I ra.J
folorel (ottoi.,
G TO (j. R. PARKER.
Sotiee ut beref.T civea to all persons concerned i For Table Uoen. Napkin. it Towels,
as le-tee.eredit..ra. or otherwise. Uiat tue f-l-, i. i,.i,t.-i:-o
t..F i.f i. j.. i Ar.vr.i..
off. It eloes iM.t in anc manner affee t the
.'1, ., , - . ..ti et..l .11.. win. uwiifiri h.v. rMl fv1itr .ml th.f t K. '.
n:. .1.;. . 1., . I neaitn, wtilen Miipuur, sttir oi teau atiu - - : . -t - 7 , i
v, .,.,t fr,.n. ahr.a.1 f,. ,., t.i:n nitrate of silver prevearation bave elone. j luwanr at an trphan" Uoort to b held at Soio- ' -'w t.ea;.
on the !th,nd ss who are true to the;1' ' thnPe ''" or faeled hair in a few
icarty of Lincoln and tiartield.
We al Carry an Iiuuienn Moek f
! Blankets, Ccafcrts, Onilts. Shawb and Ccats.
WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF
um.' m mum iimiejuu.k am hmt.
' t-ir Being our First Seasoo We have only New and Stylish Goods te
I Offer our Patrons. We are tbe only House In our Line of Busineis
! that has Strictly
O.fi or Thf.h.
days to a beautiful ;Ie)siy brown. Ask your
dnivniist for it. Earh bottle is warranted.
Smith. Kline et Co., wholesale agents. Phil
EmroB Hekjild: The Indetndents and U'bia, andade C. X.Crittenden. New York I g.,.
Detnocrata held a meeting in our town on j s ! ! f j A-B x'.wo"at W"- a"m rtinf
Fridav erenitig Ust The trnjiwd consisted ' MAHRIED. 4. ee.i and final account of P. S. Hay. W. H-
- , . i . ! .hay and S M. SaJi.T, ailmictstratorj of lTtd
pf arxmt 31 Itvemocrats, with .w or j boy : Hay. dereased.
of the same faith. 8 or 10 reetilar Republi- i . rinai account of John H. Snyder, admini-
. t ...-i - StHKiXK-Mi. Ili.-e.ia
ca .is, aiici . ooai c'.... . ...... ii'., in ;
rniM tea TW.niCMntf i.- niet i n " it was
r - . i err v4i.Kerv.k- .n,t Vi I vtt! Svit.H (Ith of I SOB. deceased
mc--es, but etewed a an IndejncJent (Hit- ' j a. seood aosrntnt cf Jacob ? aa! slewiua
Ge TO d. R.
ffes".sN.
PARKEIL
erset. Xvittntet IS, Isai.
1. First and hnal account of M A. Koa. execa-
torof John IWckwi deeesad. , F, t; ( i,.,t Colore! A RIack i
x Account of J. B. Coantmnaa, executor ol 4
Mary (iundle, decease.!. . f ashmeres in Town. i
S. Second tad iaal aceoast of Rer. A. 31.
Wlwuuw, executor iA Ber. C. . Ueyer.de- j r,() TO ii. R. PARKER. i
For VAdi k .t ?atia.
f.o To G. R. PARKER.
Fi r E'ack Veiret A Vrx Trinmiirvs.
s.O TO G. iL PACKER.
the l.to ot tratr ot tOiiatth ksttrel, eteeeaMvx. ,
; I Se,eu.ber, by Elder A. A. Cober. Mr. Har-! ,Jj VlrilUt Kr l-rl A- Plain Wooiei. FUor.ei.
TO O. R. PARKER.
lOXE 1T.ICE TO ALL. AND NO DEVIATION.
GEO. KEIPER & CO.
255 & 257 MAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA.
HEADACHES'A
and Amot raavase are two wood-cheer-frs ,
. ... ., el
inrim it m aa the nidcvt oomtilete tixzle we
ever saw. Tbe first sjaker was Henry !
C.ay (T) McKinley, a doctor from Meyers- i
dale. As be didn't have anything to say, i
this countv.
Shaulis. trustees for the salt erf taw rwai eatata erf j j- Cavv'tnere A TweeeLs
' lUelhlci SKcn!.i letl . '
; CB be efleetuaUy eurvial by artra Dr. Pahniey's
Health Kesonrr. bvauset It purines the system
a ad renuratea the cause. There ae etanaer la
DIED.
kmieeui tiryica, I
UctcXjerU Ivil.
A. A-STCTMAJf.
ke a later.
Virginia, who tv for ' there is no room for criticism.
The second' REAM. Qn Thnrsday evening, October! . iiir.TFs' JfY'l TTs
of a. merset. ! ,vDj al Shanesrille. Ohio, Hon. Benjamin i fk
j lbe foilowicx; aeenant has beea hied and will
I be imaentot for eusnrautiua ob
. . , i , .. . -c - . . r tiK. i ha.linf front West
lion, jviatllon . l.a . ice- vi vwivi, v. r- -- - . ,
. , . ; L.-. time been livinr loeetber at In-ake- Upeaker was F. J. Koo-er,
ni4 attie a 1 . ! thL. fy jjaturday thev went i Franky labored barrl and long in bis effort ; Rc-atu, a-ed tvi years. 1 tuonti and 5 days
the COOntrj, anu lion. nu.. a...m.v , . , i.. r ... :,;,,.. h'.a illn.tH.M nnele h. ruarrinnr I Me Tlam was. born in Tier'In this coun-
St S St S S..W.I. U,.-b, of:nd,l. UW . M ;.lrt...l-l. .Lrffo,.!.,,-.,
"'f1 . , . ,n - -1Mi Med throach into the ! ries Tery staue ooes, of curse beared. : year-, when that onion was troken by the ;
Shanksville atnn ay w, and , the '"U e Ume the k(t the M thepoorLd of death. About the year lthey!
no.ofVhLaert .rtty t-eoile hare ' conitable left IV -somerset co-Id only bejefforts made by Uiia Utter day sint-.nd : mored to TBcarawa, oonnty. Obio, mud I EMKrT,osi!T ilUll, X face.
JSSr'Xi-g lLLf-coTiaT.tlDdlfot?Uyoa know there are many scoreel.,nthe. ere atx the fillers in the town of : j
an P r-nont.r ot i-eciii g - i J, Hardin will be held for trial at the : iwor feilow-Uiis one takes the raj off the Shaoeanlle. In 1WI he wu etecu-d Stau leaoi. Maay awlreey tk-w an.1 coi;rted fra
their o.nh an d ho , -mU c it KmJUts to j blJsh. bet not let can.r the itntuac-. Sector from thi drict, and aerredina; XTX
turn out tohear ILem, atidtiiat larpeaucu .-e,oeauoeT xr, ..t ;n Ki l,i,l.L1l.i,-.!r .,I IUr.,n-,rr,. uiiirh.iit.Stre.rliii.
wbettjer De snaJl oJ wieex ior uiunjcr uisctr u,.u, t . . .-.
IMmnmj. .staiker l. HaJ.
Valentine Bay. aasisraee et Cataartau WsUXar.
S.C.THLM.
novis Frotheiootarf.
No. 10 Just Issued.
fie-) TO G. R. PARKER.
F.r Hosiery, Glove A Handkerchief.
.et TO i. R. PARKER.
F. r fliiMrejia Ladies' A fcienllemens' l'n
tl.Tir. G T G. R. PARKER.
For isLawls A Blanket).
t;o TO G. Ii. PARKER.
t'i Slockina A Carpet Yams.
G'J T G. R. PARKER.
For eh! tlotb.
r TD G. R. PARKER.
DMINIsTPuATOP."S NOTICE.
Latlie ot Chanew Wli. lata erf Jenaer teww
a&lf, dec a.
r tmm nf k.e.in.tf...UJ eat the abeTeet eKst
Its use and W purely Te-taMe5. Can ts gi.ea W bm tsseu rraataw u tbw wBder!rnl J
iaayaa. aua) , vr aaiA-it, aot- ts aerefty fita t tn..
' ! bdeted t tbe saw easuta lo ts ltas..tte
VTOTICE. I caytwent. a iho-w hams; eiai
'lir axata-tt uprttbedulyautlt I fcr
' . .Vatthervwl.leaws.M tae Alt.mtKf.t-r
Hiir.(t abated with me hi the practice of cj aenalvnlivr Towaablfv, ex BatarUt,
- - - . jeioor. .in. . . .
beat, ail end acer unf utst h settle! up In
aiat.iT or they will be left la th hands of an oA- ;
eer fc r eUleeUuta.
J. M. LOCTHEB.
SUiTstoww, July iota, 1Z.
4 UDITOR-S NOTICE.
SetX
A4avialJru.
WANTED!
1 undevrtrta-ae-l ra!ri hefets at-ptatd all-
I tor by the ferpaaai' tn of avet-iset esymnty. t. i sjepc.
. exaiaiae aa4 pass dii cae vzreoejoB. w ure. ae ;
! eoeiat etf Irat avtaenrk. adsataiatrmtor and treaa. .
, us tat saiw e.1 the real eatate ef Joha isrydii;. ,
EnenfTlc. seHtaM wm f SrU Tnll Tw.
f"csT i. Mrar. 'IvrJ m.r.
' . . . i t nnr
eznetasew uvaeu. '
Ma
J. F. LittXABB.
Kachettcr, Jt
murder.
' at his side with which he won his military 1 he bad lived under all the administrations Ore 11 "iw
J. H. BECHTEL, Stsrretary.
deweaaed. nax aa aerrvuat aa-t make a djirttuv- , CTILVVEL).
. lxoi nt taw luasl lx ia aaaca oe au auminisiTa- . . -i
IF Vol" '.VANT T BUI CHEAP AXP c.T and tj-iucee to aad asm. thoaet letraJy eoU-1 - tnrfmitm m the p-etaisea erf taw i
i tint therein, will aei t the duiieu "I .aid a . -"T" . ZYTZm va SMtftatxt ttear yw
i.y.y niviris ; . . . .. iuv !. mtruw-j .
" ----- . pnwraaewi. as coerveuew en v...-.- --- Tt. awasrT B res,aet- c
imt
Sep. S. Jan. L
i SepJT
A.J.COL1LBOKX.
AadiUr.
c at) a-vewcMia to law.
6ctU
L
'peak.