The Somerset Herald. GEO. E. SCULL. Editor. ?' rirrr ljHA Y Janoary W, 1IM. WHY WILL YOU cough when Sliiloh'j t'urr ' ill give inmiexliate reiiei. iv ami $1. .it.. (r,ine out sale! Iiarpains. batyaint ! Call tll'atl G.RItBKK. ..ii ti-KMETACK." a lasting and fracrant erfunie. I'rice 25 and Mi centa. . ... nm t tliirTV liBYB at (i,HSlS ai"l"" ."- . G. K. 1'arker s. Kor lame Back, Side or Chest use Shiloh s rr..us I'laster. rrioe 25 cents. A f,.w j,ib lots of goods repardless of cost, ,t (i. U. I'arker s. SHIH'H CATARRH REMEDY A pos juve rut f"t Catarrh, Diphtheria and Cank er !oii:h. Wat,:p Maple Sugar. Bacon, Wheat, a, potatoes and Beans for cash or in ex hani for merchandise of our line yf trade. Cook Rekrits. r,.r,iis knowing themselves indebted on lVh..ks, will please call and settle with 't further notice. G. R. Pakkf.r. THE REV. GEO. II. Thaver, of Bourbon, ln.l savs ' Both myself and wife owe our 1 1 v cs to S H I U H'S COXe'U M IT ION CU RE. K coiwpondent writing from the south of the coui.tv says : " 'Rough on Rheun.a, tism kn.K-ks the denial "tillering of that terrible diMase " A N SAL INJECTOR free ith each bottle ,.f Shiloh Catarrh Remedy. Price At'cts. From arro-s 'he Mississij pi, car load (170 lrrelsi t hi( hand picked fall and winter ,,.4cs. to arrive this week. Now is the time t ,,'l.uv them. S-nd in your orders. voc A Befbits. e',lll.t'ir CITE WILL immediately re lieve Croup. Whooping cough and Bronchi; O.Mmrt'f Pw-frt Flour, manufactured tin- I I ..ul .an i nn UM A,t the "new grauoai mmn. ,v Simon Oehhart A Son, pri.-e- W l-ssthan Vienna. Try a barrel. Cook A Beerits. M.,rr,son Jt Bro.'s Cough Syrup, Uni iiwm. Horse and Cattle Towder have, by their 'g.Mliiess, gained a large sale. The size and price suits me. Also try Bum stead's Worm Syrup IKE YOC MADE miserable by Indigestion. '..tistition. Dizziness, Is ot Apatite Yellow Skin ? Shilob's VitaliztT is a tHjsi tivecure. Meat Market. Main Street. We have jiim ;idHj a large Refrigerator to our Meat Va-ket in which all meats can oe Kept one , jii4 ii.an. Mutton. Beef, I'ork, Ac., kept, conxmrtly on hand. Op.-n daily, l'arti. having meat can have it kept in the Kefng- orator tuitll wameu. ii'--..... ..i.. ioo mio n.Y limit lur saie. .. . ... 1.1 ... tt.nii. H'JIir, wt.icume.iu-i. .... - aiM at a Ktw jtk-w, Rtw IUvh A On. Slill.tiHS VITAU'F-R is mhav V'U fa.. rml lor t ti.!T:paiuH, -m t , .,..1 1.11 svnn.toms of llvK'I-ia. I'rice It" and 75 cents ir bottle. Rku Thu! 1 now oiler all the coats dolmans and jackets on band at cost! also ivat bargains in cioth skirts. Woolens of ail descriptions ; wool hose, scarfs comforts, fur caps, ladies and gents underwear, ladies' ueck wear, tablecloths, towels, embroidery, te. If you wish bargains, call. No trouble to sImiw goods. Mrs. A. E. I kl Walmt Lkaf Haib Rotokeb- It is en tirely diflVrwit fnmi all others. It is as 4-lear as water, and, as its name indii-ates, is a jierfectly YegeUble Hair Restorer. It will immediately free the head from all dandrufT, restore gray hair to its natural color, and pr.iduee a new growth w here it has fallen oil. It does not in any manner affect the healtU, which sulphur, sugar of lead and jiitrate of jilver preparations have done. It m ill cliange light or faded liair in a few .iavs to a Ueautilul glossy brown. Ask your dniggist for it. Each ltUe is warranted. Siriith. Kline A Co., wholesale agents, IT.il d. IpLia, and Hall A Biktel. New Y'ork. Look to your interest and buy wlu-re you an to the best advantage, and gel mre fre-U pools. In order to insure these two thing we would advise our readers to bay (heir d udgs, medicines, etc., at Campbell s JA Vain stw.-t. Call on him when in Johns town, and you will 1 convinced that what we say is correct. Messrs. Keller A Sanner. the well known gnxvrs ana cniectioniTS !. .o-i a.ldtl n.uiraiwl teed to tneir mMiur. oo trtise to pasi it vigorously. They have tt felel.rateil Vienna Flour in barrel and sacks, as well as a ebmee braad made ty I'.ritiker A Mullin, by the gradual reduction rn)fT priKws Corn, oats and chop alaays in MiKk. Their stock of groccriea is now, rVr-h and full. M.icha. Java, and all otlu-r graibn of f.ne coff.-e a sjMx'ialty. The purest ami h.teuiii-ctionrty in the market. Best ! brands of tobacco and cigars always on hand. I would respectfully inform ray friends of Somerset county thai I have jned a new drug store at 2? J Main Strej-t. Jolmstown, Pa., alure J w.iuld be pleased to see them. My stork consists .f Pure Drugs, Chemicals. Pi:ejit Medicines, five Stuffs. Perfumery ar.d Fancy G.od generally. At this season j I would call attention to the insectrades. MJrli a Pure Paris Green. Pure Powdered White HelUhore. Persian Inse.1 Powder, etc.. When in need of anvthn.g in the dru,; line coMe aid see me or write fori priov All inquiriea tbee.-fully answered. CHAS. GKIETim 232 Main Strec: Rjrlingtou. Vt, Jan. 2M, l2. 1 subr;! to tl. tflicuiiuy of Down" I--ixir. It lit-hern a standard remedy for coughs and colds in mv family h years. J. A. AKTHL B. Ipu'y t ustoms Collector. wruwn y.. Vf people; witb letter-wrfters and their ..a . D"WB E,,"r i"t",S fT" Aum S...NEI.-A s,Wiald.Ia,rt,0lew-nU,. wilu ..ranu for fame .a,..,s!d,-r .1 .safe and valuable med; tch tbe ntt(.b,,rj TrlnjA from New L(lJ tKkkvn ter ".uoddie " lectures; with !v ,"' f C"U1"'1 f0f I York, nnder date January 4-h says: j m iUjuUl llumUsr ,Ild of . . u moi.ary trouble. j A mei-ting wa- held at the Mills building ! tinjsare given iu "Sunlight and Shadow" '.T hlk n 0i,Jre,,'7-V fin this city t.-.lay of repree.,tatives or Uie milb Jtlt ve. Jt can he truthfully said " ti,e yiu,4om. are alarming, and it VeiitMyitll,lia ru,ir,.i ,u,u ;ny.and ,.r t., .Lr.ili., intere,t. toach.L. T3 I - f o ,kC4 I na tr-. ,; I ' i"""" Il'.ASHATTUCK. 5 t 1ST CoriTTrr. TK- X anil ine11t e.tlin. -ers continue to run full blast. We desire ; to announce u our thousand of patron Ui t.ie p .pular 5 and 1() cnl counter bat in ! 'I'-oon of another big rush ttiee . -ubmiried and it as sent m here rr ap- j engraviiiga, engraved 1u tbe highest extremely cheap goods, we have again laid j , The changes made m ere mor of le f,,, or,Biual designs by taiuoos ar lit an enornMin- totk f arrt week. Ev- j phraseology thai- anyihing else, and wera ! .J -rue magnitioenv steel plate portrait erybody cotumg to -ourt will do well to 4n pred to. Alter fcome talk the agree- j of Mr . o.Migb was engraved from a photo Wkoierooreiwap counters, as they trill ! n.vtit aaignid. Thi gives the Pittsburgh j Kra,,u ukell eI,,ressly for this purj"-e. and t sure to End something they want. Many j 4 Lake Erie Road an artntrary rate of I of J uitdy pr.xed by tens of tuousarai.- of these goo,! ctnn.it be obtained any- ! a trnl ,r t..n ier mile on fTei-ht, and pre- ve advU our readers to bay "Suuiigfit herelseinthecouuty. and all the goods J yrllts connecting nwds from making rates , n1 siUadow at tbe first opportunity. They '" - prices than sold in tther wiiirh w.ruld block tbe Uke Erie with j cn in uur opinion, much belter affjr.1 to "tor. Remember tbe 5 cent counter, more ! fn.iK.),t on whkh they would have a losa f . with a doren other books than not P"s, better goods and frreatcr rariety. ; rather than a prolit. This rate wilt be, of RpeM, lLi9. Once began it will n.H will OxK A Bekrit. c.mrse, of spei ial benefit to the Lake Erie ! jugy uid asida till the last page is fln Grr r.EAt t roa Yora ?!-rie5 Work. i road when it is part of a trunk line, for it j 1. jt is sold at a low prk-e, but is for "or friend Frank Gaul bas jrone ra-Tou a ' does n effect them when there are wars on j jaieory by subscription through cani'asjg ,.i...: - Mr to fwt on to Uie latol atvlt in his line, i lade decoration. lie proposes to fnke in There was considerable discussion in re '"w York, Phiadelihia,' Bait' more, and I gard ut tbe payioifct ( UiH arbitrary rate "asbington, and will visit all trie noted art '. stablLsaroents in the itiea named. Mr. I.-, I - : .... 1 aaal ia a he man, and berieves in "keeping ; people objected to tbe payment of tne three tip to tbe times, and justly rates as among quarter cent rate, but Uie matter ia finally the first of our decorative artist. I K-e-y-b-ii-r-n. The tileilihig still coniiinira gooi. Tliis vear lioiran art! will end on Mon Qnite a rutulnr of fimjH-rties in the towr. antlowiimv are chanfjina; hands. There re an nntxuallv larjre numbf of country jx-ople in uwn Saturday. It rf'O l'x.U as thni;h the IndcixtidenUt were point; to frr.rrii-.t; the Innate, doesn't The Hfrau. i..b offi.-e basiuxt turned out I he larj:-t job done in the count v. of rxmlt printing ever The WesUiiore'nn l li.utity 'oniiuissioii- cr. wen- arreted Wedtn-wlay hist for n-fus- inj; to py a slu-cp r'.i'm. ' Tenants are piety, re..-, are high, and dweilii.g 1ioum-. wore rwnis and i-tticeafor rent are very scarce in Somerset. 1'a.sseiiger Agent Tattoo is running as express messenger on the S A C. R. R dur ing the terniorury alvenee of the regular messenger. 'It looks as though the Independents were going to organize the Slate Senate." MrtfrrtfLtlr GniHrrritd. Not this year, some other year, perhajw. Mr. Edmund ( minimis, familiarly known as '"Squire' or "Bubhy," a ho has been so journing in Allegheny for the past fifteen months, returned to his native heath Tues day. On the 2d of January the Chamhersburjt .,W celebrated its ninety-third birth day. The Rep'ttitory is still fall of life and vigor and is one of our most valued ex changes. The spring elections are fast approaching and it behooves the freemen of the several boroughs and townshijis to put in nomitia tirn only g'od men for the various posi tions. The people who advertise are the ones you ought to patronize. They invite you and it's always more civil to accept an invita tion than to go where you haven't teen asked. No doubt (jtiite a number of persona swore oil on the first. Swearing off doesn't amount to much. If some of our young men would do less swearing and a little more stay ing of! greater confidence would be placed in them. Mr. Henry Krear. last week, purchased from Yal. Hay, Kso,., fifteen feet front of the old Lutheran church lot on the corner of Union and Main t'ross streets. Consid eration, seven liuiulrei) doiiers. Mr. Kre gar will shortly erect a frame building there on. With the New Year the Everett Prtr en tered uhi the sixteenth year of its exist ence. During the past year the f'rer has been enlarged and greatly improved, and at present bear every mark of prosperity. It is a good jt and one that deserves to prosi-er. Hons. A. J. Colhuni and W. S. Morgaa acre Jiolue during the adjournment of the U):ilattre. Tiie n-t iirne.1 to UarrtsOurg Taes.Uv uiortiing lJiirii:g Mr. Coiborn's stay at l.olne he was coiilineii to the house j the greater part of the time on account of i illness. . . . . '" -J,"" iM!ilt,'kurMNl,HA.s,w.'-EverMnceitbe-an.eki.own lehu - eii from Mr. Knui tie! V.nii'i;. tf J.Kns- I .. ' !nll. 11.' IMll ! iU'rr 'I I -J .1 'II r' M rtvi. - i n Mti i jr Mic iif ii'iii.'iH t li rii r& i v i ;n .N.iinw? I Jan v ( n I aiiv. n.I Lav- out a meat market in it. The Dairy Com pany hae moled their ftice into the old banner banking room, on Main street. During the past few weeks many of our patrons who received statements of their indebtedness to this ot'ice called and s.ju.ir eI their accounts while many others have not yctcalied. To the former we say much obliged, and to the latter don't neglect to call on or before the first of February, as j we are determined that all account must be settled in some shabby that date. The ollici rs elected by the members of the Farmers' Union Association and Fire In surance Company of Somerset county to serve for the year ls!3, are as follows, viz: President, Philip Hay; Vii President, Si mon P. Fritz; Secretary, Daniel J. Bruba ker; Treasurer. Ephraini J. Waiker. Direc tors. John G. Hay, Ananias T. Miller, Har ry Bowman, George C. I.ichty, Peter Waik cr, Fphraim J. Walker. The February iitiinber of the urlh Awrr iran Hen'nr is to contain an article on "The Ex jierinient of Universal Suffrage," by Prof. Alexander Wincbe!!; a diM-usion of ' The Revision of Creed," by clergymen leprevntiiigtx rvangeiical deti;iminations; a paper ejiuiktl "The Decay of Protestant ism," by Bi.-hop McO.uai.1; and a defense of the Standard Oil uioiiop i!y, by Senator Camden. Secretary Edge, of the State Board of Ag- I ricnlture. has i'itsl a cull for a convention uf detvat r Uie aiffcrent entity agricul tural societies at Harri!urg on February 2" The object of the meeting is to afford an opportunity for an interchange of views on rates of admission, forms of tickets, pre mium li's, county bounties, and other top ics of general iu'erest to agricultural orgau iza ions. Prof. John Will, sou of Hon. Aliail Wi and principal of the Ursina public schools. died at the residence of bis uncle, Mr, A. V.V alter, at Ursina. Friday night Prof. Wiil was a young man of ahility. liked and I resisted by every one who knew In in. He acted as secretary of the Institute during the holidays, and when h. re was apiareiitly enjoyitiggKsi ln-altb. His death was sud den and unexpected, and was a terrible shwk to his parents and fr.et.ds. ji The large barn on the farm of Mr. John j a bright and sunny side. Mr. Gough sslo , j Weigle, one-fourth mile ea.-t of the village . -j-. and descriptions of the humorous side of UtKiversvilie. with its content, was en tirely dcMjnyed by tire at an early Lour on Tuesday morning. The tire was discovered about three o'chn k in the morning, and is 1 supi-osed to have been the w-.rk of an in- I cendiarv. The horses and most of the Icrn- jd ca.t!e acre saved T young heifer j Wf.re c,,nM1!,,j ,v t,e flam- Overdue ii k,.-i.i- ..r - t....,!.. - - ;.i. j oats, hay. straw and all the improved farm ing implements were d'ftroicd. Mr. Wei- t gle is one of the imt biehly re-jevtd lar- ; en in the county, and was not aware that '. he bad an enemy in the worUl. - , j South 1'euio.ylrania rUiird Cuin;aiiy,and of the other nads interested in it, namely, 1 the Piltsonrgh A Iike Erie, tiie Lake Shore, . . . . . ... . of the other nals interested in it. naiuelr. the Philadelphia A Reading, and the roads Coinrolie.l by thuii. At tlielast meeting of tlniW-iMea in PiUsbnrgh a few chances j mrrr made ia the I rathe agreement ss then 1 ) through freight. on the anthracite coal shipped over tbe Lake Erie by the Reading road. The Reading ! ... . t I arranged in some way unknown at present. Kow that it U a settled fact that the Soot Pennsylvania Railroad is to be built, am i that it m ill run throngh Somerset county. owners of coal, mineral and timber land: along the proposed route should not be i haste to dispose of their properties to the first bidden or to give three or six months options on the tarue. If your lands are valuable there will be a market for them in ; good time, and it is Just as well that you i should realize on theni as speculators, who. V in many instances, have no capital. We are requeste-d by the committee to say ; to thuee ptrwns who subscribed money for I "H V"-' - ..c. -.u- the ceinettry and otherwise improving the grounds, and have not yet paid the amount of their ciiltscrintiona. that thev uiuat do so 1 at once. The full amount subscribed has ! bren expenddl. a tn-at and substantial iron ' fence now enclose the cemetery and the grounds are in much better condition than j Mm am, ,he W(irknien are denind. !.,.. Iulv. PaB ,.,.. nd Mt I r i -j " I ' n , lonue. Coleman s "Holy Terror" honored the county seat with a short visit last week. Whilst here.be was shown the points of in terest aliout the town, including the inte rior of the jail. After making a thorough inflection of the county prison, he was kindly escorted to the Burges' office where be was introduced to Mayor Welfley. The Mayor exprenwed himself as being much pleased with his Holinesa and winked to himself as he placed four dollars to the bor ough's credit which his guest haJ slipped him during his visit. Mr. Frank C. Sampsell, after a lingering illness, died at hia residance in Somerset on Wednesday afternoon Mr. Sampsell had been suffering from consumtion for a num ber of years, and for the past six months was unable to be out of the house. He was a member In high standing in tha Masonic and Odd Fellow organizations. The mem bers of both orders attended his funeral, which took plat Friday afternoon. He leaves a wife and several small children who have the sympathy of the community in their bvreaveiuent. Col. K. V. Yutzy met with a very serious, and for a time it was thought latal, acci dent whilst in attendance at the funeral of Trof. J. A. Will at Centreville Monday af ternoon. The Col. bad gone to Centreville in a spring wagon with several other parties and when they started for home he and Dr.' Harrah occupied the rear seat, which was not securely fastened to the wagon box. As the team started from in front of Yought's hotel the seat tilted and both :-en-tlemeu were thrown backwards to the ground, Col. Y'utzy falling on the back of bis head and the Dr. coming down on top of him. The Col. was picked up in an un conscious condition and carried into the ho tel, and it was nearly an hour before he re covered consciousness. The news ot the accident, which it was then feated would reMilt fatally, was brought toSomerset Mon day evening and caused the most wide spread pain and anxiety in our community, where the Colonel has many warm friends. Early Tuesday morning it was reported that he had died during the night, but this was soon contradicted, and it was known that he had gotten through the night well, and although still tn a critical condition, was slowly improving. That he may speedily recover is the earnest wish of his very many friends. We know of no man in the coun ty whwe death would e more universally or sincerely mourned than Col. Yutzy's. . .... . . m. i'-iiS t- tiutw i aia WW, -ffrsuuin' j , , . p . u ...... , ; . J tlti Jitliii i. 0uU ftaa -viiugiHi l i writ- . . iMLi a n w unfct im j irnraiu; iiiA u.-rit i . , . - . . t. t . ... w ;t 1 1 1 1 1 - i iir iiui.'iitr 1 1 1 1 trt-i. il iiiia lev. lit. v Im n published, and the enormous sales afford a striking Instance of the suc- j ce.v. that rs sure to lie awarded to a really ! good work. Although only just published. the seventy sixth thousand is already print ed; and this fact alone is worty of notice, for a book which sells like this must be one of extraordinary interest. John B. Gough, the author of "Sunlight and Shadow," is too well known to require an-v uUJ here. Thousands are familiar wan Uie lustory ot his lite; bis early pov erty, the degradation to which he descend ed while a victim of drink, his wretched condition and terrible sufferings, his super hii man straggles against intemperance, bis reform, his relaj.se, his resigning of the pledge and final victory, his world-wide fame, and his extensivetrave'sand protract ed labors in this country and abroad. Thir ty five years ago Mr. Gough first published his autobiography. He had (hen just re covered from a life of unparalleled dissipa tion, and was just entering upon that ca reer which has since made him so famous. In 1J9 a nw edition af that work, with ad ditions and emendations, was given to the public. It contained a history of his early life, with some recollections of his career as a public sjs.-aker. !t did not embody the in tensely interesting and exciting record of the many thrilling, pathetic, and amusing scenes from human life, From arava to fiy, from Urely U severe. " which all the world knew had crowded themselves into his long and varied career. These have now bueu gathered for the first time, and the new book, "Sunlight and Shadow," is the medium and the only one through which these thrilling details have ever bvn presented to th public, Mr. Gough s recollections of his own ex periences buve made him ever ready to lend a helping band to others, and the very na ture of bis life-work has brought him into close contact with poverty, crime, destitu tion, and vice, and he lias listened to life bistories of the moet thrilling nature, and witnessed scenes that testify anew to the truth of the adage, "Fact is stranger than Fiction." Some of Uie saddest and most pithetic incident ever told are narrated in the present work, and the reader's eyes will till in spite of himself at the power of Mr. Gough' pathos in describing scenes that have come under bis personal observation. But " Sunlight and Shadow" is Dot alto gether a retxirdof dark exiieriences. It has of life, as be has seen and experienced it, portravs many aulusii.g scenes. His re markable fatolty for seeing the ludicrous side of ever thing, and bis laieiit fur humor ous destripiion. are well kuowo. No one can tell more amusing th.ngs and in a more irresistably humorous way than John B. Gough. The comedies from life, absurd b. under, laughable mistakes, comical inci dents, embarrassing situations, as narrated iu this work, and mostly drawn Irom bis own t xpeneiice on the platform and among the jepie, will provoke the mirth of the ' ...h.t u.rii.i II im vrM.ritiy with hnxi.ii. ,W ------ r, , .,,.1 irrsitiile I ...r ... ; ever equaled it- Iu point of paper, printing, binding, and ,0le u-auliful nu, juai iu Hjly iiiuatrated a illustration, we have many a day. It is su- trh!v iiiuatraled with mairuitloeiit fall- - ing agent. . .- Having rented the new store-room on the comer of the Diamond, east of the Giade House. lam anxious to reduce my stotk . . . l. r . ; :. r . very much, lo keep from moving it. Couie and get some of tbe bargains. ' Mas. A-E-Uau Rcfort or thk Procikoixos or thk 6ox crset CorsTf Tr-ACHeas' IxsTrrrrB. Con tinued from last week. BVEXIN0 SESSIOS. Institute met at 7:30 p. m. The exercisea f the evenine were opened with a song ' What Shall I !3aT ? " by Miss McOintock. ,Miss Ida Mussel man favored the Institute with a recitation entitled " Contrasted Solil- cpiies,'' and was followed by Prof. J.Jay ilrer. who spoke of "Modern Jvstheti- cism." The alseu of Dr. Higbee, State Snperin- tendentof Public Instruction, was explain ed by Superintendent Weller staling that he had perfected arrangements ami fully ex isted him to be present a an instructor and to deliver a lecture iu the evening, but lie had received a telegram rroin him giving sickness in his family as the cause of his in ability to be present. Prof. Heigcs lectured on " Dame Nature's Apparent Absurdities," and when intro duced to tbe audience, said that he was not Uie lecturer of the evening, as announced on the programme, but merely stood as a substitute. The lecturer showed wide and compre hensive knowledge of the natural sciences in the delivery of his lecture, drawing com parisons between various objecta of nature, and the attentive manner in which he was listened to by his audience showed that his words fell upon appreciaUve hearers. The'exercises of the evening closed with a bass solo, entitled " The Two Grenadiers." by Prof J. Jay Miller. wehnksdaT, pkc. 27. The Institute met at 9 o'clock a. m. Prof. Ileiges took charge of the music and the teachers joined in singing a number of se lections from the music page supplement. Devotional exercises were conducted by Rev. C. C Heilman, of Salisbury. Prof. Heiges continued bis talk on Sense culture, and said that genius was tbe power with which every man has to kindle his own fire. He discussed the subject from three standpoints Possibility,' Necessity, and Means. Discussion, " Should text-books be allow ed in recitations?" opened by O. H. Hous ton. Tbe speaker said that there was no law, constitutional or statutary, on this sub ject, and that the question was not to be de termined by the wear and tear of text books. Prof. Holbert was of the opinion that in certain cases text-books should be used in recitation. Prof. Middlekauff said that text-books should not be used in recitation and that the teacher should prepare the lesson before entering the school-room. Further remarks by J. M. Berkey and C. B.Cook. Song by Miss McClintock, "Three Old Maids." Prof. Miller continued his instruction on Rapid Arithmetic, and at the conclusion of bis remarks invited any of the teachers who wished a further explanation of the subject, to meet him in the Library room imhiedi ate'.y after adjournment. WEDNESDAY AFTEROOS. ' After music by the Institute, Rev. Lemy Stephens, of Mt. Pleasant, Pa., was intro duced and spoke enthusiastically of the pro gress that the teachers of Somerset county are making in the common schools, and bad often wondered whether it was tbe good butter manufactured in this county that had the effect of making them so suc cessful. Ife said that they were sending to Somerset county fur their butter and be hoped it would have tbe same good effect upon their teachers. He deplored the small salaries paid to teachers, but said that he at one time taught in Greene county and re ceived but fiftoen dollars per month. Jacob Schrock. of t'onrlueni e, hen read a rcort on drawing, and was followed by a number of 11uer.es. which were answered by the teachers in an intelligent manner. This was followed by the suspension of the regu lar exercises In order to allow the organiza tion of the Constitutional Amendment As sociation. 'I he Institute was re opened with a song by Miss McCliuUKk, entitled ' My Love has Gone a Sailing." Prof. Lyte followed with instruction iu language lessons, and said that the objects of first lessons in language were not to cul tivate the memory, and perceptive and rea soning powers, and that the idea should first be presented and then words ; that the child learns language by hearing it used and then nsing it. The Professor showed his thorough acquaintance with tbe subject by practical illustrations to sustain the many suggestions that he made. Queries were then answered by the teach ers. Afterward Professor Heiges concluded his instructions on Sense Culture, and gave valuable suggestions as to the uses of a mu seum or cabinet in tbe school-room, and bow the same might be obtained by a very litUe expense. Adjourned. At the evening session Rev. Dr. A. A. Willits. of Philadelphia, was introduced and delivered his popular lecture on "Sun shine ;r The Secret of a Happy Life." The lecture was delivered in the author's well known happy style, nsing many facial ex pressions in order to impress the irojiortant points more deeply upon the audience. He kept the audience in a state of laughter at inu-rva's during the entire delivery, aid all were highly pleased with the manner in which the doctor bandied tbe subject. XORMXO fEdSIoa THURSDAY. Exercises opened with miuic by Uie In stitute. Devotional exercises were conducted by Rev. Smith, of Salisbury. Superintendent Weller complimented the eachera on their attendance, and said there were sixteen teachers not in attendance and ten of those were married. Rev. W. W. Dealrick presented the sub ject of Penmanship, and said he thought the subject of drawing needed no apology, and state.! in a clear and concise manner the origin of penmanship, and bow necessa ry it is for us to be good enmen in all the avocations of life. He advised tbe study of the Spencerian system, on account of its having the fewest number of principles. Prof. Lyte continued his instructions in Language and gave a number of examples on the blackboard. Prof. Holbert, gave an explanation of the Metric system, illustrating it with chart and the different weights and measures. He said that the best way of presenting this system was by practical illustration, and for that reason he had supplied himself with all the necessary appliances. He concluded by giving an extended history of the metric system. By permission of Prof. Holbert, Professor Heige followed with additional reasons for not adopting the system, stating that it would have come into use long ago were it not for the fact that the metre, which is the unit of length, consists of 39 37 inches ; bad it been forty inches tbe system would doubt leas be in use to-day. THURSDAY ArTCH!00t. Institute met at 1:30 p. ru. Music by the IiiB'.ilute Queries. Recitation. "TlieCoiningof the Pilgrims," Mi Emma Close. Rep-jrt : " Ventilation," by J. II. Pfahler. The speaker called the attention of Uie Institute to tbe importance of a thorough knowledge of this subject on the part of school officer in constructing school-bouses. Also many valuable suggestions to teachers upon this important suhject. Queries were again discussed. Report ' Teaching Children," by Miss Bertha Will. This was the first and only report on the part of tbe female teachers. The lady sta ted many ways in which children can be interested and kept employed, and her able paper showed that she was perfectly famil iar with the primary teaching of to-day. The attentive manner ia which the audience listened was evrdecne that for once lady teachers' work was fully appreciated. Re cesa. 4 '-' ' Miss McClintock sang " Clochette." B- port-1 Sell-Improvement of Teachers, by' W. 8. Liven good. This was among tiie ablest reports ol the' week' and aa it was something in which all teachers ware very much interested, it was listened to with tbe closest attention. I Tha leading of newspapers, good books I and monthly journals were considered val uable aids to self-improvement. Lecture on Manners, by Prof. Lyte, after which Col. J. P. Sanford spoke to the teach ers for fifteen minutes. rvKiso BESSIOJI. Song, "Three Fishers, Louisa McClin tock. Lecture : " Old Times and New," by CoL J. P. Sanford, of Marshailtown, Iowa.' Song, " Three Mountain Lads," by Misa Louisa McCIintocK. FRIDAY MoBKlMi. Institute met at 8:30. Music by the Insti tute, Mrs, Val. Hay, organist. The teachers for the tint time scented in terested in the music and a number of selec tions were sung with enthusiasm. Devotioual services by Rev. II. King. Tbe Superintendent stated that as the ses sion was given entirely to the teachers, he hoped they would be prompt to participate in the proceedings. The "'se of the Rod " was discussed by Messrs. Cook. Smith, Williamson, Holbert, Bauman, Bark ley and Lowry. Kicitalion, ".Socrates and his Wife," by 0. W. Smith. A number of queries were then answered, proving a very interesting feature of tbe morning session. The following resolutions were reported and adopted : WuEkEss, The Twenty-fifth Annual Ses sion uf the Somerset County Teachers' In stitute has proven interesting, instructive and profitable, by reason of the efficiency and faitnfulueas exercised by both instruc tors and officers, therefore be it llrjnlivd. That this Association cheerfully and gratefully tender thanks to Prof. J. C. Weller, the very efficient County Superin tendent, upon whom devolved the labor and responsibility of making and carrying out all the arrangements of the Institute. Rctolnd, That our thanks are also due to Professors S. B. Ileiges, E. O. Lyte, J. Jay Miller, Rev. Dr. A. A. Willite, Col. J. P. Sanford, Hon. W. H. Koontz and David Husband. Esq., for their valuable instruc tions, and to Miss Louisa McClintock fot her excellent and very entertaining music Itoolvtd, That we deeply regret the cause of Dr. E. E. Higbee's absence, and exteud to him our profound sympathy, iu this the hour of his affliction. Retolccd, That we highly appreciate the unusual interest manifested by a goodly number of the Directors in the schools by cheering us with their presence at the Insti tute, esjiecially on Directors' Day. JUmJved, That we severally censure the conduct of those of our fellow teachers who without a plausible excuse are absent from tbe Institute. Urtulrei, That we hail with delight and enthusiastically endorse the new resolution adopted at this session, by which the Asso ciaiion annually adopts some publication which treats of school management or econ omy ; that we thank the ministers whose zeal iu the cause of education led them to meet wilb us and conduct devotional ser vices of the session. RovUed, That our thanks are due to all who have contributed to our pleasuie and profit by furnishing music, recitations, Ac, and to all friends of education, who by their presence have enlivened the meetings and assisted to render them a success. C. B. Cook, J. B. Hicks, W. S. LlVEMOOOD, Committee. The Committee on Obituaries offered a re port, which was adopted and will appear in the printed minutes General remarks were made by Messrs. Miller, Holbert, Berkey, Mountain, Lowry, and Wiil, in which they epoke iu flattering term of the good and beneficial results at tained during the sessions of the week. The Institute joined in singing '"Shall we Meet Beyond the River." Tbe Siiperinten tendcut declared tbe Institute adjeurned. J. A. Will, Secretary. Report or Soiik'BsET School, roa tui Month K.mdimo Dec. 19, IHS In conformity with present custom, as well as from a desire of showing the patrons what is doing, I present tbe following re port: Primary Room No. 1. Mrs. M. Connelly, Teacher, enrolled U0 pupils, of which num ber I promoted, during the last week of the month, 23 pupils, leaving Mrs. Cs number 67. Primary Room No. 2. Miss Kate Snyder, Teacher, enrolled 52 pupils, and has 18 pro motions, but as this room receives the pro motions from No. I, there will be an in crease of 5, making the enrollment 57 next month. Room No. 3. Miss Lizzie Kooser, Teach er, enrolled 48 pupils, 17 promotions, givi.ig an increase of 1, for next month, and mak ing her enrollment 49. Room No. 4. Miss Haltie Stutzman, Teacher, enrolled H, of which I promoted 19; thus her room is diminished by 2. leav ing ber next month's enrollment Mi. Room No. 5. Miss Ella Kimmel, Teacher had an enrollment of 40; of this number I promoted 13 on examination, and 3 on spe cial request ol Miss Kimmel ; thus her room will be increased by 3 pupils, as she receives an excess of 3 pupils from No. 4. My own room. No. 6, had an enrollment of 29, and with 10 promotions, will have 43 next month. Thus it is seen that all the rooms except So. 1 and No. 4 have their enrollment in creased by promotions. All the rooms ex cept No. 4 have too many pupils for the teacher to do tbe best work possible, classes are too large and the pupil not reached suffi ciently often in recitation,. Tbe entire enrollment for the month is 29" pupils. Attendance has been very good. Several of the rooms show 9, per cent., and I think an average of more than 90 per cent, has been piade. I have taken time to visit each room twice during the month, and I think that good work is doing by all the teachers. I desire to call the attention of the Board to the fact that the pupils in rooms N. 4 and 5, new building, are seated facing the light. This is a grand mistake ; they enn be seated to face a dead wall, and it thould Ix done at once. Five months facing tbe win dows will generate weak eyes, ai surely as the sun's beams falling on a shower will generate a rainbow. And after year? wiil prove the correctness of my assertions. In my own room I have had Si per cent, attendance; some tardiness, though little. few seem not to realize that after " Roll call " is too late, and that " present " in the afternoon is cause for a -"tardy mark." I have introduced the study of Physiology,'"' and all circumstances considered, the class are making good progress. I have also a Latin class, and I hope to prepare them to read Caesar next summer, if they should at tend school then. " Rhetoric" should be introduced into this room, in the stead of tbe " A " Grammar class. I find that almost all that class are thoroughly qualified to Uke up Rhetoric, and they are suffering an injustice by being permitted to omit it. Of course when they rake np Rhetoric, Grammar may be dropped. Natural Phiheopby should be introduced also. All the' "A" Arithmetic class are qualified to Uke it np. " Literature, too, is needed, and some more nearly complete work than West'ake, I can say that I am well pleased with tbe woi k of the schools, but I would e-jctful!y suggest to tbe Hoard of pi rectors that there should be an. Unabridged Dictionary sup p'ued I would recommend Webster. The efficiency of the schools will be increased one half, and I know that the pupils will take pride enough in the possession to t-dte cart of it. Thanking the very e fflcient corps of lady teachers for the good report they have ena bled tne to give, arid hoping that during my engagement Uie schools may approach that standard of excellence which I have farmed, ' lam. Respectfully, j A. C. HoLtsaT. I Principal of School. Tribcti or RKrEcr. Whekkas, it has pleased Almighty Goal to remove from ns by death, onr esteemed brother. Past Grand, Franklin C. Sampsell. therefore be it JiemJrM, That in the death of Brother Sampsell this Lodge bas loot one of its most active and zealous members, the community a worthy citizen and his family a loving husband and parent, Resuliird, That Uie members of this Lodge do deeply sympathize with the family of their deceased bnrther in this hour of their affliction and bereavement. A'Vi, That the members of tbe Lodge attend the funeral in a tsxly, that tbe Lodge room be draped in mourning and that the brethren wear the usual badge for thirty dav Jiomlretl, That a copy of the foregoing res olutions be presented to tbe family of our deceased brother, and that the same be pub lished in the comity papers. Submitted in F. LAI. W ASH I SOTO MeCAHAX, JoHIf J. Sfanoler, ' W. H. Weleley, Committee. Prohibition Meetings. There will be meetings favorable to a constitional amend ment to prevent the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors to be used as a beverage at the following times and places, at which able speakers will be present to address the meetings: Somerset, Tuesday evening, January 9, at 7 p. tn. Jennertown, Saturday January 13, at 7 p. in. Meyersdale, Monday, January 1.5, at 7 p. m. Crsina. Monday, January 13, at 7 p. m. Confluence, Tuesday, January 10, at 7 p. ni. Shauksviile, Tuesday, January lfS, at 7 p.m. Stoystown, Tuesday, January 10, at 7 p. ru. Lavansville, Tuesday, January 10, at 7 p. ni. Hooversville, Wednesday, January 17, at 7 p. tn. Friedens. Thursday, January IS, at 7 p. m. Uockwood, Thursday, January 13. at 7 p.m. Centreville, Friday. January 19. at 7 p. m. Salisbury, Friday, January 19, at 7 p. ra. Coxririsc Item. A protracted meeting has been in progress in the M. E. cljurch for some time, attend ed with the usual results. The release of Dukes on bail of $12,IXH) for the murder of Capt. Nutt at Union'own, seems to bean perversion of law in the inter est of gentlemen man-killers. The plea of self-defense was not proven, and the pre sumption is against it. It is to be hoped that those who. during the holidays, were trying to stand on their beads on tbe frozen ground, will make an effort to keep the other end down, especially minors who get their inspiration from shops where the sale of liquors is unauthorized lw law. The Christmas observances, as they are conducted in some of the church buildings, do not add much to the spiritual significa tion of the day. Tbe distribution of bur lesque, if not obscene presents, with the usual jangle as to the probable donator, to gether with sumptuous feasts as indicated by pieces of broken dishes, fragments of cake and pie, and many other things lying uliout in the yard for weeks, shows that tbe appetite and stomach are more freely minis tered to than the heart and mind. Q. Confluence, Jan. 5, 1R3. Programme for tbe Somerset Township Teachers Institute, to be held at the Union School House, January, 18(43 : 1. The Qualification of a Teacher J. C. Lichty. 2. Work for the " Little fines "Herman SUhl. 3. The Programme in Ungraded Schools J. C. Lichty. 4. Art of Securing Attention and Study A. F. Berkey. 5. Truancy E. C. Ferner. E. E. Pkitw, K. L. Fox. James B lough, Committee. Advertised Letter. The following ad dressed letters in the PostofBce, at Somer set, will be sent to the Dead Letter Otflee Washington, D. C, if not called for in 15 days. James Abulak Wilbelm Hanning, care Dudolph Miller, Edward Murray, Howard S Mengle or Engle, Elizabeth Miller, Au guste Staeneen, Daniel Smith, Mrs. 8. E. Thompson. N.H.Taylor, Miss Ella Wagner, II. A. Walker. postal cakus. Kevan Girty, Ida Moser, Sadie Moser2. James Roads, Jordan Ripple, Ellen Shaffer, Leroy Stephens, Rev. J. II. Shonp, P.m. Ja cob Scbrjck, Sacob Sctirock, Marshall vVil- hclni. In calling for the above letters please say advertised. A. C. Davis, Postmaster. MARRIED. RI10ADS LONG On th 31st of De cember, 1S32, at the Lutheran parsonage, by Rev. J. F. Shearer, Mr. Jeremiah Rboads to Miss Emrni M. Loug. both of the vicinity of Somerset. HILTON SPA UGY.-On the 9lh of Jan uary, 1S43, at the Glade House, by Rev. J. F. Shearer, Mr. A. H. Hilton, formerly of I-ancaster, Pa., and now of Ligonier, and Miss Rebecca C. Spaugy, of Somerset. DIED. CHORPENIXG. Suddenly, on the2tfth ultimo, in Philadelphia, Eliza M., widow of the late Dr. Frank Chorpening, aged 57 years. aaaKBHCT MAKMKT tiomotad dt Oooa k. Biaaira KALaaa fa CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR k FEEL. Apple, dried, f A.pletaiter. f gal Br-n. ? 1 is Butter. V (He) (roll) Buckwheat ft hath mat,WM J Beeswax It B Baooa, snuuMers, ft t " Ales, ca.aotrr ham V ... Cora, (ear) new fi basbel..... (nhelied) old " ami?) ft ('alt skins, p a Kaan. Wdot. Fluar. V ih KUueel. t n. (SO ft) H . m. onxar-eureu) f Lrrf. V fc Leather, red sole, ft ft , npper, - ........ " alu. " Mlildltrrs. und chop 100 Ii... lata. V t.n , p.rtateea. bn (rv-w) Peach n. dried, f) fa Rye. f) oa Kk. Salt. .Vu. L bM extra " Uroonu Alan, per sack.. M Asnuin per sac Sugar, yellow fl . while. - Tallow. J k W heal. km Wool V TWIOe 70 We 11 S i-t'Ju 2ix Tie e E.414e I-:! It ttlae tC8e tl - 3c c He B tU&$l 00 "be IK lft-tttse 0J3C 4.rT.o -z uu Mofteue 7 e 10e 7iiW lc i toe? 00 ... ..SI 4 4V1 a uo -ju lh-0 4e fU 1 uo IVjiO- ADMINISTRATOR'S XQTICE. Eatata ot Henry SIpe. lav o( Jwbm towuhlp, ' Seaeaa-J. Letten e'taaaittatam tk a nor ettate katraj t-tea araoied lo tha deritrnd iy tn prtper aainvnty, wtle la hereby atveo to thoae laoeeaea w u aau eflf ate to mate ImraeoiaLe ' payeaeat. and thota havina elaimt or aematHtt i aaaiBM H wpreaeat tbec dale aalbenticalad for oa Salaniay, In -tih dav of Febraary. V-a-'l AiluHAtl. M. SIPE, Jann Adati-iittraiort. ?XECUT0R' NOTICE a bttate of Either Caeeheer. late of SotBeraat aor- ona-h. Soaaertct Co.. Pa., oee'U. Latter tettaawntar wa th abovo ottat havinc beea araBiad to lb aBdcri-:ttl, by tb proper aaioomj, aotiew" It' hereby given to Uioa tadeotbd a it to m- k immedLal pav- Beat, aad thote havtua elaimt ordemasd will ' piaate present I Beta njy aatheaueaied tur at liemeat ub Tnrad .y th lith da eC Fetnaary, IS, at U otfto of tt. L. ttaar, la tKMBtrsti, fa. H. L. BAF.R. Jaaia Eaarwtor. UDITOR'S NOTICE. acut J. Eaah, ) I n tne Coart of Common first Ti. 'of SomrrseiOn . PaNo. 41 nor. A. 5. Moore. ) T..lc..fc. I. (Fi. Fa. on 1). S. B.) And no to wlt,nt Tlee. 1tt2.ua mot loo of T r Paab. fcjsj , allornev ft Juha J. Spanicler. Sher iff, Uie Duurt apiMiint (-.wve R. Seull Lnj.. Aal Kor tn b.o a iifupcr lilstrllviloa ot iba (and to lb Sheriff baa!. Kxtract from tae Eeaord eertlBed 1ft Jjnuary, 8. V. TRENT. 171-1 hiinotary. Br virtus 01 th ahora appointment tbe !r signou bcrehr ftives iHUUe ibat b will m8i to At tend lo the dut r ot bis apptutmeDt at (hetfi" ot George K. Snll, in sk.UK.rset, rs., 00 Friday, the 4b day of January. Issa. war and wher all parties mtere-uu can attend if ibey think pruuer. GEORGE B. SCVLL. janlO Anuitur. JOTICE. tn 170 the county ComiBlsstonei- of Somerset county placed ao ioraranee ol 10.40 1 on t he sonrt house aod jail. The policy U dated September 1710 l;'i. i-A. iH4 re tne innirauce oooiptny ol n.trtn America, ine policy was Kan or mum 1 Isrfor t he prewnt board of I omoiiwloners came into office. Any one having it ia their peiiin or knowing; of its whereabout will p!eae make Ine tact known ty ealllna al tne AXHnmlssloaers otnoe at once, as a aew policy rta been appoeu for. ADAM H. siH KKKR, JOStPH HllliXl.K. ULKMAN W.UKl HAKKH, Commissioner. Dec. 27. ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE. state of John Sl,'lte of Conenungh Twp , deceased. Letter of admlntmrath on th a bore estate harma been granted to th atuleniicned, by the pro)irr authority, mute il hereby Kiven '0 Ih.iee Indebted lo tt to mak Immediate payment, and th.e bit In eUloa or dnuani will present them duly authenticated ar settlement, on Saturday, Februar? 10. 1 vs. at the utile ul Jacob bwauk, tJ., iu llavideville. LEVI A. BLOl GH. jan3 Administrator. LIST OF CAUSES. For Trial at January Tern of Court, berlnnlna oa lb U of January, lssl. John H. Sautter's ase tt. Joseph J. Stu: tmau'i garnishees. JoeUh Brant ti. El. W. Khoads. Wm. H. Buenua t. Joan 1. Smith's admin istrator, garnishee fee. t'ommoni-alth 01 Pennsylvania of John Witt brlr rs. Jacob ed el L 5 me ta. Same. Kftiuevs name. Same vs Sm. Elijah Bower t. Silas Jenkins and wife. Sall.e E. Bavel. v. O T. Ha. Matthias SbauUV administrators vs. F. M. bhuM" et. al. V. Ilium r Wallace . William Sllhauich. S.me vl. Andrew J. Hollidar. Fhllis n, Blai-k h Co. T. C. B. Moore et. at Charlc A. Lrwin r. Juha Weitrle. Auauat Koebi. r' um rs. 8. P. Snyder. Joneph t rim rs. Henry u SbaDer. John Keel vs. Henry Johnson. John A. Clark v. Same. Enoch Blouxb t S.m. Second Week. John B. Dull vt Paint township. Isaac HU4 uses. Nlchola Berkey. Same vs Aorsham rlth. Shaiio lreek Lumber Co., (limited) vi O. W. Coner. O L.M liter va Canper Tlunit. Matibiat ShaulU' admlnlatrators vs. F. M. Sb. nulls. Henry H. Witt v. John J. Spinaler. John Luman vt. O-orire (i. V. alker et. al. Jame- Barsoo vs. I)vi.l Helple. upervlsor, Ac. F I 'ul 1 and wile vs. J. A. Hunte Jm. W. Clark vt. J. a. Hartmsn. illver Knepi-er v. I nlon 31utusi Lif Ins Co. o Maine. ""John Hill vs. 9me. Hartley Hrothert vt John H Snyder. L Mor. ill vt. Mary Ellen Hill et. al. A mo E Fineifan rs. George W. OaMman. John W. Yuuaic vt Same. Franclt E. Finueir.n vt Same. K. F. Soy.ier vt. Piltt. A Con R. R. Co. i'hamberaKauit vt. Sarah Ku'l. Herman I'hridtner v V'iimh . ZufalL A.U Willvt John J. Spangler. same vt. Seme. Oeorice Sauer vt. W. N. Mocer. Ellzabe'h Keefervt. Jacob R. Deeter. I.ewiaUlesnerva A. F. John. Joha A. Wllt't uters. Iavid Lohr't t lmlnlj tr'or. Deltrlch Trlmpe vt. C. C. Miller. J-alab Knot v. Piokertun lumber Co. limited. Mrs. IJ. L. Benehy vs. Llvenaiod a lino L steirn Manufciurina Co. vt. Yoniia a Brown. A. J. Cateoeer A. Co. vs. C. W. JJ..-Coj't (jar nUhet. H. It. Lnhr and X. Konnti r. B. F. Lnnic. Feorice W Cober v. Jutlh Specht. Somerset, Pa., I S. V. Trent,'' Dec, 'ii. l&Kt. t Prothonolary. gHERIFFSSALE. BvvtrtoofcertiilnwTittofVend. Ex.. Fi. F., Al.'FI Fa . Al. FI. Fa. Pout Vend. Et.. and Lev. F.. Issued out ol the Court of Common Flent of Smrrtet eiMinty. Fa., and to me direct, ed. there will be expwl tn public tale al me Court Houte, in Somerset, Pa., on Friday, January VM, 1SS3, at t o'clock p m . all the right, title, lnterett and claim ot the defendant K. J. Vooicht. of. in and to the following real estate, tituate In New Cen trvllle horoniih. S-imertet cuDty. Fa., known on aenersl p'an or plot ot said town lot No IT, houode.1 on the north hv Main t reel, on tbe poaih by lot of w Ilium H. Miller, eatt by an alley ami on tbe west by lot of Phebe Waiter, containing 48 perches t'rtct meaaure. with a two ttory Inline dwellioa; hooe thereon erected, with to appur tenance. Taken In ezecniioo at the rait of Clara Bell Yought. ALSO All the right, title, interest and claim of the delendaa't Catharine A. Berger and W. H. Beraer. of. in and to the iollowing real etlate. tit ile in tbe borouyh of Crtina. eoumy and State alorevld, beina two lott of trroan.l. each front ing thirty seven and a half leet on Hlgb rreet, sod lying contiguous and of tame breadth, ex tending .ou'hwtrd to Cedar alley a dimance of one hundred and Sfty feet, bounded by a.id Hlgn street on the north. Firtl trei oa the well 1 ' dar alley on the tooth, ami lot eow owaed by Janvt Albright on the ea.it, with a two r or y frame dwelling hoo, ca'jK-nter tliop tad otbvr out bsiidingt ihereua erected, wh k the appurte nances. Taken In execution at the suit of Leroy For quer uie of E. KierBaa. ALSO All la right, title, laterenand eUlmof the drlerdant. Aututiat H. Brant, of. tn and to tbe foil wing real estate, to wi-. No 1. A certain lot oi ground lituateln Lavtnt vllle S-meraet C . Pa adjoining Lu' hern church piperty on the wett, scoouerct a Oreentturg pi lie on the tenth and al ley on the east and non b. wi b a to l ory frame dwelling boufe. thopand tLble thereon erected, with the t'prtener. Mo. t. A Certain piece or parcel ol Uud rituat in Someraet Uiwntbip, Somerset eounty. pa., ad joining ln.i of John Thomp-oo oa the wett an nor b. public rosd on the south. aad laudt oi Dan iel Croute on tb eat. eoniaiaing three acret, t.ri t mcature. with the ippuruaaneer. Taken la execution at the tuit of J. W. Weigb lej ei si. ALSO Alltb rigt, ti'le. Interest and claim efde fenitaot, Mart.n Olotfelty, of, in and to th (ol hiliowing real etta'e Ui wit: A certain piece or parcel of ground, tttnate In the bop ugn f Saiisborv. eounty and staio alore taid, eontainlsg one half acre, more or l-. be ing com poted ol lot Nes. 36. 34 and one-half of lot N. 24 in general plan of -aid borough, hound ed on tr.e weu by an alley, property ot K. burst ft, Co on the north, alley on the uth and alley tireetoo thveatt. wirh the appurtenance Taken in execution at ibe suit of Jacob V. Liv en good use of Joftah Iiively. ALSO 11 the right, title. ta r-t and claim of the de fendant. Tbe S Hnerter County Agricultural So. city, of, in aau -to tne follow In real etial to ail: A certain ptro or parcel of ground tltuat In th sorouh al township ol Somertet. countg and State -firetald. cmtainlog three and one. half acrt nvire t let, with numer.ut he.tt and lair hulldingit thereon erected, bounded by the Somer-et ft. Johr-town joke 00 the l. oa be f.u'.h bv laniof Uaaiel Hanger and ontheeatt and north by lands ot Henry F. rehell, with tbe appurtenance. Taken In exectitioa at the tuit of J. H. Friix and ue of W m. H. I reate. NorinL All person" purchaning at the ahov talewiii pleats lake notice thai a part ot the purchase moneyu l mao know at the time of tale will be required as toon at the prot-rrvia kix-ked down, otherwise it will be -gain rxpoted to tale at the rik of the Brat purchaaer Th res idueol the par.' base monev mum b vald on or bet.. Tbu.r-.Ur of tb tm week of January Term ol C urt, 1 he time hied br the Coon for -curing the acknowledgment ofiiise.lt. and no deed will be acknowledged until tbe purchase money it paid in lull. JOH! J. SPAXGLF.R. Sheriff' ofBe. 1 Scerilf. Ieo. -IS . POSTPONED SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE!! J)T.'RSTJAXTtoaanvderiMleirrantrd by the J'net oi tb jriaaB t 'oart of S..ior. t count Pa, tha aa.ertirne. Trustee Ux the f-aie of tb Sual t.tate of J. bn I.. Smith, tare of QaFBialwr' Inic towatblp. ded d. will a-ll at i nilie a'k-, at th buiel of John M. Mite, in Su.ytu.wn voroBca, va Siturdfty, Ua Cth day tf Jnnuary, 'Si at 10 ,'eioi k a. m.. a plan'atioa eoataitjKa 1M aer.-a, 1.& acre c-le r, a a. rot in meadow, with a FIJfE DWELiaKQ HOUSE ! Bank bars and of t KJiai; with pi ntr of tndt tree on the ave : a- aear ti ebr. be, mill and artH. It. and I wl'hii three-'ourtbt of a mil i-oia. Su-jaiiiw ootutmh; a.i.int A arm Barndt. aaih li Zimmenaan. J.b J. Zi-ameraaa, Aatiam tin. to j aad r Kliait-tA Berkey. Gtt)KJfc H. SMITH, W. A. POWELL Tratree. Auetioaeer. c.n IAVERN" AND K&iTAl'RANT I LICENCES, a The BaUowin; nantad prrwa bar filed their petliiua -urTaVat, Kertaanat a. d fcrtall Liq. iir llernte. with their ath.laila, rertibratc aod bo aud wutie H Beret y givea that th bb ill baprrt-Bted fr allowanr to tb C3t r laarur Nrtakjot, TharadaTjaa. -ii, 1WC : TATZR3I. Joarph Fbeeta, Qieaeo. Ntaampton twp. William Slieer, MeyeraW borustch. Deanii Vt aaner, hutitkoary boroBab. Jaed H. ieJiaia, swawnet br,iu-ik. Elita A. Tay maa iwaterewt b-jrvtuth. Iaa4 Herke. boBaeract borvoah. Frederick Dorr, Pueoai-itaa, ttfeeaviii twp, Alezaader Kbuada. KwKovod. MiIluN twp, Taouaat Wialiama, vVoat SaUabtuy, kjaitek tewnthip haaaei Backaaa, Borkwood. XUtord Twp. aaararaasT. Joha Staeer. M-yer-Oaletori b. E. C. Plitt. Heyertdal Doroaah. Ajcxafidrr Uerah, Jiayaitdaie ivmaxh. .J.TaE"T. Smrt, Pa., i Clark. Dutmabai g. UbX. i A JacsJ HOLIDAY Chirstmas Cards ! IN MANY STYLES, Lnce Pf aiulkercliieft?, tSilk Handkerchiefs, lmbroidered ATats, "Velvet Km;s, Gloves, Dress fatterns, Dolmans, Jackets, AND THOUSANDS OP OTHER Approjriale aid Useful Articles for Holiday Gifts, AT GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S JOPlNSTOWlsr, PENN'A. LOUIS LUCKHARDT, JR., l03 Clinton Stret. JOHNSTOWN, PA., DALU 1 WALT HAM, ELCIN, SPRINCFIELD, ROCK FORD, HAMOEN, HOWARD and SWISS WATCHES, In Cold and Silver Open-face and Hunting Cases, Key and Stem winding Watches. A FULL LINE Ef CHOICE 1882. . FALL AND Our Stock ii now Complete In Every Department. Ladie's Cloths, Flannels, and Scqueings I3f A I.I, TnEXEW SHADES. CASHMERES IN ALL SHADES AND QUALITIES. Mis and Staffs Mil at Priffs. Ximv Ilrai.Is in Wool ami Silk. JCnibroidercd CasIimeroM and Silks Tor Trimming in nil the Xow Shatles. We ali-o Carry an Immense Stock of Blankets, Ccnfcrts, Quilts, Shawls and Coats. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY OF LilS' AID EEILBRESS' MIIaWEAB.ELIITES AID MM. tfS- Beirg our First Season We have only Newnd Stylish Goodi to Offer our Patrons. We are tbe only House in cur Line of Business that has Strictly OXE PRICE TO ALL, AM) XO DEVIATION. GEO. KEIPER & CO. 255 & 257 MAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWN, PA. OTICE. The n.Umlime. will apnlv In the neit Leria- laiare tor a tperil act f-r Mmtelf and othere (r tunii.binK pn.vt-ti'ti. ete . to Henn"ivanta emer aeiwj voluDteert e)fniDaD.lel by t'ai it J. Bowlet aiKl Wm. M Schruc ia ihe year l:i: Berlin, Dee. ;. KKlsSlQER. D M I N ISTRATOIllr? N 0TI CE. Ktlate af John Krio. lte o S-n-ret Twp. , lc'.l. LettertoT adm!'ttra:i.4i on abuv ettate bavlDK bee irraoted tu tbe unleria tied ty tbe pn.peraa tbov'ty.B'rtiee it fcer!hy ive t a. I perw.n In dented le aaki catai to auki iniiBe.liat pay ment, and ib. aavinc eUimt taaintt it Ui pre vent them dulv athrniira---l tor tettlement oo Tbrlay. Ketrnary li, 1-.-3, atth late feaHeoc ot tKi iieee.te.i. janS A'tminitirairix. "V OTICE. The nderlrneH wlli api lr to the Leaitlatar at tbe next teuuon (or tbe paraae l an aet aa IboriiinK tbe Aailtir Oenerai aud !tae Trea. nrer to ao.iit and aertie the aeeiant of Jhn Fm ter. of tagwrw Bat. f . ioe bin for rent of a h.oe an.1 .lam:.. .nrt 'her-to. -iate in th county akjr-awi. at SbotTt Hrl.!r. in.Milfurd Piwnalp. wbK-tt wat scrupled ry Captain l-njder and tbe nen aixler biia ia tbe year i-3. deiSU-41 JUH.V fOlSTEK. 0RPHA1TS' COURT SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. IT VIKTt'Eof tBtirterof Cort, to me. the It BB.Ierlan.l. dlrer-.rd, I wiil expumto paliUe Bale, oa lb artautet. ua THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1883, : at ene?oelork of taldtday. th teal eetate of Jaei-b P. Spelener. late of ConeinaOKa townt hip, 2omer teteounty. Pa. deed., eta.: a C- H ill k r k imir ... . m . .. u K. adjolninK iasdt '.iSamnel Keita. Chriatian Ketm, j Jaeoo . Ur. utaoiei mir am j-rmt uw. wn taltiioz Dt aei-a, more or lean, anout 2u0 arrot clear. Tner are V W at r aaaaaaXa. aWkeaVl! and one ban and other entbnildlrt; thereoa ereete.1. Tbe farm hit t ttat of "od eaitiva iVo. weH rappiled wi'b w .ier, a iom1 varieiy af ebulee truit ua ibe premuw. TI.KM.H One-third after th aba are paid to remata a lies ft tb wi.ow, ijrm is hatvi when tb deed it del. vera uo tbe let ol a prll. WO. 00 per year for 10 yean, and tb balance of pareaate muB i ia paytaeattol 34ui a year aatll Bii i paid. Afca i te.'ert to a teaervattoa ot a kaiateBaB-.eta' Peur I spewher aod wik ao Be urcemeul reewrrt i reword I ' S4Brw. la Kerur.' tolha-e, ia Ueeai Biwfe Vol I 2. pae3i. will b- Imilly at-Mc kaowa oa day of ale. Ta per eei t of B..BO bum to paid Ira- : Bvellatelv alter the ui-portf h kixacke-a down Parrhaac m-e) to a terard oa the pfemiaca. Poantuma alias It or A ril, l-3. i A XI r.L A WEAVER. desST Aom r of JteottP. pKber. . V"0TICE. Hotiee It aerehy tfieea that spplleatlam will ha' Peso, tn Oeoa-sr and Camotable whhia the tot made to the next LK.tiar for th peases ol a Cooaty of fuanm. that they be laea aad laere Uo repeailna tb act af AMtmMy aa ed lb lit ia their proper peravae with thear roila, rveotua, dayof - prii. laic, extetxling h pr.rlMuOt of aa . trnjal-iti" raamioatkmt, aad other retaeav aet tapt-icmeBtary to (Be a. i reiaiiiis to hash- braoeee.aod. thoe thlmc ahieb le thear oaves r and pe.t.'ter bbI mrnlatina; BtattaUi and ia thai behalf ai pensla to be doae ; at d aiaw eoaoir ol Srbuj I a ill to !-nKrei e-anty. : taey aba will pruteeet ap-ajf.at ta prlaueer that J. T. J.H1PLKT. . ar ot thall be ia Ihejailo. r omitt eoeaty. to bo W. T. BubLlTZELL, tbea aod Iher to pc-rat airainet Lbew. at aaall WILLIAM B COOK, loetaat. JoMJI J. aPAJIOLEB. see. r. LOLA.Sim. iMcaT. soarik. PRESENTS MUSICAL WSTEDlEm J WINTER. 1882. LIME! The Buffalo Valley Llrae Company, limited, will -ell.antll fon Ber ordered, a-lacked Urn at lb fi'lii.wina; rate: Al rem per bathel. Id4 oa ear at hilar: at 1 cente per luh-l lor any quantity let tbaa a ear load: at 11 ertit per bushel delivered at ay ttaiioa oa th Berlin Kaliroad; at 11 eeatt par t.u.bel delivered at Ma-erwlale aad Kurkwoud: and at U'4 rent per mta-l delivered at all other railroad MathM. In !4-Beraet ouaot. tnelwiiB all tnoa oa tb Soneraet a Oambrla Kailroad. fay ment ran be mad to th following pertonr John L Halr, at Frtcdee. W. H. K-mti. at Sotaeraet. HarritoB Snyd-r. at ttoehwood. Frank Ix. at Oarratt. -ismant J. Miller, near Ueyertdale. W matt depend D. Mm at tn batit t ter tilta oar toll. Unier It am aad Bar It ready when needed. Order from Franh Lao. OarraU. Bora s ALESMEN WANTED! RalBryand.a- peoj- paid. teaA.r empioymenu wnn fur term. CHASE BROTHERS. Xarterymea. Kuebeaur, N. T. dwl3-3a T EGAL NOTICE. VTuarriet Brant rerMina la Oifnrd. Johntoa Co. l.,wa, William riael. AmaBd IMra. lx-lmia Haymaa. Philip Piael, acd Sarab Pltei (th latter a minor) rhiklrea f .Maria PtarL de ed. aod Samoel Fuel, hatoaad of Bald Maria Pltei. d created . rei.in la Bedford eoBBty. Pa.: Rn-kiluh Keller reaidin; ia Bedford ewB tv. Pa Albert Keller Cbarie Keller. Rai Keller, aod John Keller, rett'llna ttt J'ba a,uniy. Iowa, ehlklrea of flharln Keller, ilmu-l. bb.1 Oeora Keller. hBauand of taal :aihartn Keller. relln la Johnwa eoanty, Ji.wa: Bo.lolph Statler. reaviioa ia CBmber laixl. ti : Lueitvla Braat, re. Win; la Johawia eounty. b.wa.: Jan Berkley, reatima: b Alle abeny u.weahlp. Soateitet eMiaiy. Pa: Laere BrU Berkley. Ida Lap. I'harle Lapa. aad Albert Lape, (the laet tnreema mioort)ehil dreB ot Li-aita Lape. deeeatad, aad Jobs Lap, hothead of taid Luolae Lap, deeeeatd. all re tvliD la Bedford ejoaty. Pa., aefert aad ley I repreeentative of Catharine Haa. latettf At leBhenv towatblB, tkauertet eteaty. Pa, ee deeeatd. y ee are hervry aotlhrd that m parenaaee et a writ of pertitioa iaraed eat of the Orphaa Ceert of swimertetenenty. Pa.. 1 will hold as laqaett e th real ettate of Ca'barta Haoa, deeeatad. at ber Lata retideoce ia llrey towntoip. ftomer tet euan'y. Pa .on th 111 day of Jaaaary, laaa, where ua eaa attend if vow think proper Jutf . J. bPAXOLF.B. Sazatrr Offtcb, Bharia. Iee. a. lae-i. i C iOLKT I'ltOCLAMATlON. rdui the Boaorable Wrtxiaw J. F-reatdeot Jaisof the twveraJ Own af Ivaaa Pleat of the tevrral auec eumpaamc; ae bla teesth JadM-tal Irtttrie and Jaatareot the Coon, el ryer aad Termlaar aar Oeaeral JaJI Iralivery. or the trixl of all capital Bad ua-t a.aoer ia ae aahi 1 la rirt. ami iLLiaa to use awo r,war rat Part a. 1 bj re. J a. . ta Caen eC CuaaavB Pi, aad J ' Ire wt th (arw (rvrr aa.1 Termiaer. aad U aersi Jail I-aireer V .he trial of all capital aad other "Bee em ia. the euaaty of Somereet, aave ma i tara- atinpaw aod to aw direrted. br huidlna; a Coatt of Com moa Plea, aod Wa-oeml Uaarter Site rt -4 the. Peace, aad U-ateral Jail Imvi7, aad Ceeua Uyer aad Tarauaar, at aom.rtat. Jaua. S3 H one It hereby a-lrea to ail the Jeatieetef tae I
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