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The Somerset Herald.
OKO. R. SCTlL. Editor.
...January S4 1S83.
C.rtiiii- Valentines at Fisher's Book Store,
fio-in out wile ! Bargain, bargains '. Call
,.l sec ri'M, G K
Sw is the time to get a heavy iiuit
J B SayptB Co.'a.
fusii and country dealers supplied at
, i,,ileale prii-es wi'h valentine at Fihex's
b 'k .Sore.
at cost for the next thirty days at
(i. U Parkers.
A cliool teacher is a person employed to
pive tviit six hours or peace and quiet
.-t dy.
j-Vr Rkm-
fa,i,i and woolen factory for rent.
..!y to Arani ueam.
Xiie mist beautiful Card, Easel, Lace and
oiiiCT wminietital Valentines at Fisher s
A f-w job lots of goods regardless of cost.
at G. K. Parker's.
Press g'xxls t unprecedented low prices
st . .
J. U.MVDtl & a.
Ilsrgsins at Holdorbaiim's in men and
i ...tin .i1i..iim aii.l
bciy s ovenHWls, lauies
circulars, etc.
It is estimated that no less than 170,000
I 4 in ttm Hitr.Tptlt null
m..n are niipn'' -
,!-. in thin country. This is certainly au i
,raniet.He army of men who labor unuer
ground.
IVrsons knowing themselves indebted on
mv ilis, will plea-e call and settle with- j
,.ut furl her notice.
tt. K. I AKkEB. (
we mean hat we say, when we !
ivi.utl'at we have the cheapest line of j
U d-loii.-r.'? ev. r in
Sinirs.t. Call and see I
in nt
J. It SsYtlKB CoUs.
M.a-ris.Hi Si Pro.'" Cough .Syrup, Lini-mi-nt,
ll-rse and Catlle Powder l ave, by
iti.ir k--be. gsi' ed a large sale. The
size and price suits me. Also try Buni-
U'l-sd's Worm Syrup
I We are si-!ling at cost shawls, yarns, blsn
V ts, li.ssis, and a great many dn-ss goods
fi, makr nsmi for new goods, at
J. li SsvmiB A Co.'s.
'0 L -rd." sai'l an Ohio minisU'rin his
.1 I . .. ......i.lii.. nl... Illii0tlllf.
pnncr ai a .M iay rirnnijivi.-.
Th 'ii hast by tlie moriiiog iapers
!,,, ti.e Sabbath was desecrated yesterday."
I..s!k out. look out. tor oiie'of the fiuet
; f is vcr iu town: will le here in
a t", a .liivs. at . .
J.ll Ssyiik.A Co. a.
J.hI S xtcii. s wealthy fsrnnrol L. l.aiion
,i ui.'x. t.. ii. v. s in white horses and cws
a f is. k slu. He has thirty-five white
b r fl'iy bite cows and over one huu
ilml h ;:ck sheep.
Mmi MAKkKT.-Maii. Stn-et. We have
,! ad.hsla large Refrigerator to ,.ur M.-at
Msrkvt in which all meats .-an le kept
nd clean. Mutton. P-sT. I'orn. ao . kn
ooi.stantlv on bsnd. Open dtti.y. I arti.s.
.living meat ran have it kept in the Refng-
tMit until wanted.
We '-iave, al, HW.Wtt new bnck Tor sale.
' which we will sell by the hundred or thous-
!' and at a low price. .
' Ross Davis A Co.
The Rev. George A Oord-n. tnougn less
thst 30 years of age. has been caiien u. inr
torateof the Old South Church, 15 ston.
at a sjilarv s.ow a year. ieo j
he went to Boston for the pnrp"S 'em
ir.gsome trade, little thinking of a .nints-
V risl i-areer.
RtilMls. 14 inches. 75 cents; Id inches
FScei-s; IS inches, ! cents; 'JO inrhrs.
n 10. Trunks. 1 SO. 2 2 M. 3 00 and
up. Boys' wool hats 25. 3.r. 4o, and 50 cents
Mens wool hats 40. 50. 00 and 75 cents.
Km't fail to take advantage of the bargains
l H. lleffley's. Somerset.
Gfmkkt Efst If yon want good bread
. i ..i I 1 .1- T.. 17 1.. n. M
)av none other I nan ueimin mw-i
Vi.snnfarture.1 under the "New Jonathan
Wills lrorc-s." the improvements prepars-
m-1 the manufacture of which cost tbe
fcrnpnetor of the mill tTO.OOO. and our re-
lil trade of one hundred barrels montn
Ltesis the fact that it is no humbug.
Resjiectfully.
Cook A Brsnrrs.
marriaire cetemony came to an ahrni t
id IndirMus termination the other day in
tlatits, fla A prominent clergyman or
at ritv lisv ing consented to unite a color-
eiifV. had just ak-d the solemn qnes-
m. A ilt tbon tste this woman 7 etc..
hen an ld flnie ot tbe bridcgrofim pok-
tieThed into the room and sa'd: "fionry,
jis dar you to say fes ' Henry sank
thriimn-M rbair wi'hout a word, ann
r mpanv thonubt fatly withdrew.
.k 'n vi.nr inti-rc") and buv where yon
to the tsst adxantoge. and gflU'
b pkids In order to inwre iliiwtn
me we w-mld advise our reader to trny
r d ndk-s, HMslieine. etc . at Omn lu ll's
tt Main stri. Call on him when in Jih-
n. and yon t. rmiriM-nl that h
fe sav is correct.
Mhv. k'elbr banner, the well known
foe's snd cotifi-fiiier of this town have
le.l fl Hirsi d fe-d o th. tr biisine-K, and
tniaibit viiroT-mslv. Thcv have
Vlet.rM'sl Vienna Fl.mr in barrels sndv r
. S Well as a i.l.... l.M.it .' hv
K- fV
t"'(o-r t M'lllin. br the gradual isslnrtion
MLrpriret fi.ro. oats and rbon alwavs
t--k Their stork of rrorerim i new.
Mi "o full M.-rhs. Jsva. and all oilier
..r p.. - u- ... vi .
-' .o"- ""tie- c sperisiiy. i i.e ur-si
i '-st Mt,te,-ti.merv in tlie market. IW
fcilids of t.iaeni
d.
Itqrlinpton. Vt.. Jan. 2 1SS2.
s-iWrjio. ,., ,,, ,.ffi, iMirJp lf !).
P ha- been a standard remcdv f.-r
p-b :m1 mills i ,v rmilr t- r vears.
J. A. ARTHUR.
Bepnty t usioms Odlector.
r.itrlineion. Vt . Jan. 2C. 12
have n-ttl n,,-, . r.ii.ir f..rf..nv r,um
Hoonsi4.r j, ,fr , v.i1(ni.mwi
all esse, of e..uehs. colds and for
r I'O'nioniry tmuMe.
'. fail hue, ,1, tJ remedv
M the .r,n,,;, alartnii.e. and it
ni rr .(:....... .
f -i'i"iniet me.
( IH A fill ATTTCK.
a n- .
r ' "T VT'Tfr-The s .,,,1 ton.nt ronn-
fs continue to run full l.t-st. We de-ire
announce to "r Umnsand of natrons to
r l-'imUr S and 10 cent counters that in
l"iiiarion r.r . . . . ....
i . ..inter oig rnsn tortnese
r'-'ely cheap flUm w. ,v, mfaia ,M
'n"rn"" M'sk for court week. Ev
;' """"ifig to court will do well to
'"""""''heap counters, as thev will
""toBnd anmethinrthey want. Many
'his good cannot he obtafned 'ar.v
el ; thr cmnty. and all the goods
! " ' ris than sold In other
' Rrnember tb-S cent counter; more
bi-tter grsslii and greater variety.
Cta-.K '4 PrrsiT.
f, . i"iirrniun.u.
Tend Frank G.Q has gone east .m a
r " r-t on to it.. !... t t.:
flecorjti.m. He pror-oses to take in
'"ft. ThiUd..,.H. v..ui . .
h. . '" ..i.i.ire, anu
"gton, and will visit all the notwl .rt
""'lishnienta in tl, ... .
live m.n ....ll.. .: . .
.,, ,. . m renin j
tbe tin- .a inl. V.
t W rf our deooraUve arUasa.
Easter Sunday, 2Tth of Harch.
Tnis vear Ixyan and will end on
dav.
Mon-
You're
latest.
inviin; me syrup,
ia the
Ibm't fail to hear tlie
Monday night.
'Iloosier Poet "on
Mrs. Georj-e M. H..bl:HtlI, of Hjndman
U visilititc her parent here.
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John F Blvmver has sold his lianlware
. ... i. ri fi j. I
Parker O Kimmell. E-j.. ..f MeverMiale.
is in attendao. al curt tub week.' ,
n e are indebted to II n J. M. C.tmibell ,
for public d-icuiiieiits ivo ived this week.
Mr Howard Bnlz, for h-miib time editor,
has (Htxinie pr--iriet4ir of the Huntingdon
Cmrt convened M mkUv morning with
Juilges llarr. 8nyler ami Collins on the
bench.
Despite the extreme eld weather, t'm-re
was a large number of persons in attend
Hint Ml '.tuff Vtiintaii
' l t j
Thecunty commissioners have had the
htunlis i.rima.1 it un. .u...ii.i.. tt......
U. the various election precincts for the ."' ol the state a money to my ; qnamuies oi -.argvr ...e,
spring, lection. the a.ljuiicatel claims ol certain .-itizi-iis of j turkey and all the unuller game, while the
' . j Peinisjivaiiiu remding chiefly in Franklin, grades and va'leys contained some burlalo.
When a man fishes around his .s.-kets for Aiiams and CumU-rlaud counties, for looses N wonder the red men were so loth to give
a nickel with which to buy " looies," it is austaiued in lMigstreet's raid into Maryland up their happy hunting ground. It is gen
hard to realire that the amount of ciin iu 'in tlie fall of 1.S02 and Lee's Oeltvbur eraily conceded thai there were six men who
circulation in this country is S7J0,U00,&J.
Red hair, real red hair, not auburn or
anything of that' kind, but orauge-hued,
brick-colored red hair, is coming into fash
ion. Let our fashionable iady readers get
ready for it.
The Johnstown TtUiune of Wednesday
last says that Esquire Adam Holsopple, well
known in all the northern end ofthiscoun- j
ly, is lying dangerously ill at the residence ,
of his sou Daniel.
Over iu Lock H4Ven jurors are diicked
$2.0 fur taidiiiess. Wouldn't Some of the
gmMl men
id true
here howl if Judge I
I ISuer were to enforce that rule in the Somer
set county courts.
Protracted meetings have been held in
lue vim-ipies anu jteinmiisi ciiurciies oi
iSomerset for the past week.
Both meetings
have been well attended, and much interest
is being manifested.
John, a bright little son of our neighbor,
Mr. J. J. Hoffman, has been wrestling with
a severe attack of scarlet fever. John thinks
he has downed the enemy, and hopes tobedet't while coasting on ti e hill on Maiu
al his school and books again in a sbvrt j slrect one evening Wst week. With two
lime. I others on the sled, hestarted down the hill.
j Just as they were in front of the residence
lp iu Mercer county they are advancing ' ol George M. Savior, and going at a territtic
the idea that the Bonn) of County Coinmis- ! rate of sieed another and a larger sled was
sinners should be puid a fixed annual salary. hauled across the track. and the Beacliy s'ed
and that their clerk and the me canlile ' dashed into it. The shock was so violent
appraiser should be elected by a direct vote as to hurl all three occupants to the ground,
ol the people. at a considerable distance from the sled.
j Young Beach j was picked up in an u neon
Mr. V. P. Kistscr, administrator of the scions condition and conveyed to the home
estate of Curtis K siser, deceased, otfers some f jiureiits. and a physician summoned,
very valuable property for sale in another It is ilioiiht that the Is nes of both feet are
column. The par'icular attention of those broken; he will be badly emipVsl f.r some
wishing homes, or lots on which lo build, tiin. il not ruianeiitly.
is calli-d to this advertisement. j " '
"" ' The laitr ile I.iiuilsT Cit!ia'iv is about
Ti.e County Suirii.teod. i.t ..f Caamh-ia llCl,ill): s heaibpiartcrs in Johnstown,
county says there are few lady teachers able j ieictof..re its principal In.-e has Ihhii at
t.. pr .lit by the procec liugsof a cotiniy in- ! i1,ier, l-t tle manaeniei.t hxs decid.1
stitute. We pride ourselves on the fw-t that ;tlH, n.e en-sts of the cmc-ern require its
the lady teacher of this county are among to J .huslown. The company own-
the lnt ii-stiuctors at our in-titu'es. j aT.. tn,vt oftiiulwr laud on lhe line of the
Tbe Bedford h'yulrrr shows marked signs
of improvement umlerthe manntremetit of
our friciKl. John H J irdao, ICsp J hii pro
sises to put the same kind of s.litiis into
the Inquinr he talked from the stu-np in this
county last fall earnest Republicanism.
Our valued friend, Mr. Lee Forqner. of
I'rsina. holibled into our office on cro'cbes
Friday afternoii. Whilst riding horselm"k
a short time ago. his horse stumbled and
fell, throwing Mr Forqner to the ground
with such force as to sprain hi" ankle badly.
Col. E D. Yu iv. of Cr-ina. who was so
seriously injured at New Centreville several
ww ks ago by being thrown from a wagon.
i rapidly recovering. Mr. Baalam Younkin
informed as Momlay that the Colonel tx
peds to be in attendance at Court next
week.
An exchange says you must never set your
lamp upon the tahlrcloth ; if yot cannot
find time to maxe a ge -n lump mat, put a
piece of ewn eardhcard umlerthe lamn,
and you will find the reflection upon vour
work much more agreeable to ths eye than
that of the red cover.
The total value of real estat in Bedford
county is $7,314,774. a decrease in valuation
since the last triennial assessment of $22.
The total vsltie of the real estate in
this county is $5,773 9V5. making the value
of the real estate of IVslford comity exceed
that of Somerset bv J1.M0.KIS.
lon Thursday evening Robert II. SavreS"
land Engineers W. F. Slniiik and F. II. I
Clemens, of the South Tennst Ivania Rail-,
mad and Commander II. II. G ringe. of th
I. S. Navy, arrive.) in Som-rset and pit up ,
at the Somerset House. It was under the
management of Commander Gorinse. who
is a prominet engineer, that the Evptian
ottelisk was hrou-ibt to New York. The
time in Somerset was scnt bv the rty iu
ovamii.inir the man, drafts, rtt in the res
;.w ,.ffl - Tl. ..M. ..f tin. !
trip is the instKction of the route -urveved
for the M-unli Penn sd. They had no hes
itancy in saving that the route was a t !
one and tluit lhe raid w Mild Ite built. Tbe
... i. .a r r.. u.. t.M ...I i t
ri v nil l'ir , ti u. uc ...pitnin. i
fiute Saturday niortdng.
The annual Bl-iuess XJivti'li.' of the Re
pnbliian iriy of Soniersii co'inty wa held
in the Court II .use th'S. T'K-dav evening.
D.c. ihUt ?:'. Jss2. I nr-t'nt lo the call "f.
Ct'B'rinan Pile The meeting was .r
irsn'xisl i.y eU-cfiinr II'n. A .J. Colborn,
President. A lain C, U-pley. of ElMick and
John E. Sir e. of Paint. Vio" Pnidents.
sn.l J. l. v ciier, ot MHioM. ami a-Tani n
ShaflVr. of Jtnuer. S-crtaries On motion,
(inircs W Pile was unanimotisly
lectt.d (
Ctiairn.an of the Republican I'onnty t'mi- 1
mittee for tbe ensuing year. The follo.mg , w,,, ,.. in BP,)(1ce during il.e
resolution was offered and a lopted : n,..,hle.. 12: females. 11.
JEIrssAvw.TI.at this nHrtit g n cmne nd t AT.rilire attendance during the mo,.th
the Republican voters of S-nerset Omnfy 10. f, ,,, 9
Noah So.t,or l.wer 1 nrkevlisit township,
and James L Fugli. E-q . if Somersi-t Ivir
oneh. as suiishV pi-rsotts to lie elected at
the next Republican primary eh C ion as
delegates to the next Ui-puhliiaii State C.hi
vcntini. Tbe i eo n. plaint .f n any if nr fur-1
mers at ris nt is that ihey are pnnl.lr to '
S.-1I tin ir kig butter. While thev have had .
a ready market at g-i prices fir all other'
pnslucts of the farm, there seems to he ah-
solutely no d. niand for keg butter nt any
price Iu years gone bv our comity would
he overrun everv fall by con. mission mer-.
chants and tbeirem5ssarie eagerly purchas
ing all the butter they could buy or solicit
ing the farmer to consign it to them on
rommiwioti. In tlrns days the famous
"Glades butter" was always in demand and
brought an extra price. For the past few
t ears it has Wn rtiiliccahlf how very few
ci n niissirn houses sent tfietr agents into j
tl.iseonntv in the fall, and those that did
cometiolight imiie bnt f w choice dairies a,
and these not at lhe old time prices. We j i..r!M,n, .'tending court should not fail to
ere told by one or i nt merchant tbe ,h nn j jj gnvdl.r 4 Co a and see their
er day il.ai tb. re was more keg oettcr in the cotj,i,1K ,im,vs "cheap, hilt just now cheap
cotirty at rest nt than trcr Ufore at this j pr th,n rr jn t roisa tlie bargains they
time of the year within his recollection, and! can give you now. ' '' "
that be was constantly being solicited by I -
farim-ra to buy their butter, offering it as If you wish to enjoy" a disji otgooj frnt
low as ten ei.d twilve centa per pound,
While tl.rre is no d msad for keg hotter
treh roll is rot overly plenty and is selling
J readilv at twenty cents per pound.
i- Mrs. P. H. Darruh and daughter, of Ufa -
i . . u . i 1 , " i l -v . l Hill o i .. . c w 'IB
Some, set, as tbe guests of Air. and Mr.
. II. Matt.
! Meverwlale claims the lead for raid
blacksmith work. A card front there says I
lltat there wens one hundred
and thirty
, 'r?,",Vl, !"""'.' 7 U"V V" "t lhe
fnop 01 ,. b. umu:none,iay last w.
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, The census of has not vet Wii official -
',. , . . , ...
ly coiip eted, and Congress U called upon
1
lor iniHiirr ni'iir'iinuiion mat tne worn
. ...
-"'"-'J K' -
1 itillw tile Itiukltiir tilt hi h I ulteil S'Htrti t
I . ... ,
"M,!-u' ,s " W"" "K , "
'""""t 1k """'I'"-''' in less time than
this, the figures are valuable only as histor-
li-al k'atKics,
TIm ml. tit Si in If r triiir it nvmHrv :
to keep ti.il.lren away from sch.ol alter au
i11f-t...us .liasar was answered some
time im bv the Academy of Medicine, in I"ril Dunn.ire. of Virginia, actually d.s
lans. Willi' attiriet lever.' diphtheria, n.ca- fr",u Virginia tr.s.fi to settle the
k, and small pox isolali..!, is to br mam- ' When the English government
luiiit-d lor loriy ilujs Chiikeu--oX and
IIIUIIIpl
lur their contagious powers after
'efti-tve days.
J, iai D.iwell SharM-, Ei , who takes a
front ruuk in tiie leadership) of the Ileiiio-
cralic house, will imn-Juce what is known
as the "bonier raid bill aiin.i.naiiiiu !
...
raid.
The Greenback party uf'this borough met
with a serious injury the latter part ot last
week iu the person of its only member here,
Mr. Charles F. Walker. Mr. W. was engaged
on a piece of work in the alley between the
Ctntral hotel and Benford's grocery, and the
ground being as slipery as some of his own
linaucial notions, his feet flew from under
him and he came down on his side with
i-Ui h force as to iIIotc the shoulder bone.
Wc but to chronicle his siieedv recovery.
Edward, a son of Mr. Henry F. Knejer,
1 who is employed at the rolling mill at
Johnstown, running a stationary engine, met
with a severe and what mjghl have been a
fatal accident on Thursday last. While at
work about his engine his clothing caught
fire from a torch, and his entire body was
envelnlied in dames
He was burned
w,.rtiv ahmit the thiidis and lower nurt of
his body, ami would undoubtedly have been
burned to death, h. t.l not his fellow work
men come promptly to his assistai-ce.
A young son ot of Mr. J. F. Beacliy, aged
about fifteen vears, met. with a serious acci-
Soti.erset v taml.na Raiimad; ami it bus a
saw mill iu ojh ration at Sprueeiown. S nue
eiht ll.ousHtid logs -pine. Iieml.s k and
ouk are now in tlie river ami will be Moated
to tbe dam al the earliest oportuniiy. The
dam and boom are nnw located about two
miles MUith of Spriicetown. The breast of
the'dam is four hundred feet wide. The firm
employs 50 to 70 m n, the number varying
with the changing conditions of business.
fTii.t Thkt Go. For a few years past a
number of our most worthy younir men
have left this (.lace to seek their fortunes
elsewhere, and all appear well aate-ficd
These young men are full of enterprise,
energy and pluck, and their excuse for leav
ing is that there are no inducements held
out for young men to advance. Being gen
erally poor they are unable to undertake any
new enterprise, and in their vocation they
are frequently superceded in positions by
ontide influences and not merit, whirh dis
courages them and they leave. We notice
among nnr young men that there is again
feeling tnseek other places where their merit
will be reropbixed. With such movements
Sonierw t will lose her best mrchanics, and
new enterprises will he postponed to the far
future. There should be an effort made to
keep these yonng men here to help build up
the town. They are more liable to arrom-p!l-h
this than strangers Flevate them to
higher positions in workshops, acrnrdin? to
their merits, in place of superceding them
by strangers who have scarcely seen a
workship, and are placed in positions on
f-count of their financial influence. Snch a t
ovement would give greater encourage
ment to the yonng men, and thev w-nld
frikpoiit and erect new enterprises What
Somerset need is nisi'iifartnries. For these
we must depend upon the yonng men to
take hold of, and with a little enennraee
ment f the capitalists we will be the (miners
of better nns-haidi-s and numerous new en
terprises Give onr tuechxnic a chance,
and we will soon find that Somerset has as
capable workmen to conduct large factories
of any kind. a stir other town. What they
do not nin'er-isnd they will aptly learn in a
short time, and thev will become educated
in tbe ditTereiit brstichm of tride, and
isny wi'l lieconie rwtter meet aires ttian
lise who are now placed over them as
boses
Report of Wa'ker sch.ml, Milfor.1 town
slop. f.r ll ntoi tb ending November 14.
1"2:
W hole nun. t.er in atleiK'ance (turlng tne
month males, f); fenia'e. 12.
i Average attendance during the month
mates. 7. retnales. 8
pireent. of attendance during month
, nnles. PI; females. SC.
I Kiniiher of visits. IS.
?emrt of second nmnth. endinir Decern
! Iwr 14 ISR2-
Average attendance during term till dare
male, 9; females. 9
Per cent of attendance diirug the month
I males. r. f. male". 02
j Percent, of attendafnss during term till
I late males. 82: females, W.
t Viinibrrof tisitsll.
J Report f. the tbinl month, ending Jan
aarv t5. ISS3: '
j Whole number in attendance during the
month malts, 12; ft males 8.
Average attendance dorine the mouth
males. 11; females.'".
Average attendance during the term till
date males, 0; females. 8.
Per rent' of attendance during the month
males. ti3; f. mates. 96. "
Per cent, of at tei dance during the term
till date males, 92; females. 95.
Th-e who attended every day during the
terni are Ida Wei mer. Mary Veitner, John
ShauHs, and Annie Shaulis.
V. T Venn.
I Teacher
oysters, gotten Dp in the shortest time, go to
W. II. riatt's saloon, basement of Cook A
Beerita' Block. Balk and can cyclers, al
ways freab, on band.
' En. HaatLD. Perhaps a fur items con
unt"U Hill' limtvn I v. 1 111 vj -
foots rr Yough region oiiglit no: be uninter
esting to lome of your readers, who may
not be aware of the fact that this, the Yough
('Ui Crossing") region, prior to the revo-
! lutiotiarv war. was claimed bv the State of
, Vinrinia. as well as bv John Penn. This
i region, a. well as the greater portion of ter.
J ritofy nom know West Virginia, was in
"those earlv days known as est Angusta
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:unty. irgima. Settlers often at that
. . ' ... ., , . .
i time coming mtr this then wildtrnc-w, au-
....,;.-,. .
tlu.rized bv the Penn government to settle ; O. owir, as Secretary. The President, lu
r .i K
' giiiinns, who claimc-.l the land ly authonty
l to settle recording to the law of Virginia.
A pioneer who built a cabin of one room
:id cleared a corn putch was entitled to 4'JO
acres of lamL with a pre-emption riiht to
! 1 44iO Ai. Tli tritllhlf Ivrvnifl
1 1" " lne ,w" .r.s .rgo...
l'-i.ny lvanU,c,ntinued until Governor
sent over two ciiniuiissiouen, .uufiin aim
Dixon, who lis-atedthe present line between
the two ten Hordes, this ended the trouble.
It is raid that the region of country em
bracing the waters of tbe Yough ai'd Cheat
River was the best hunting ground in the
Alleghenies." It streams abounded in lish,
and the wooded hills atroruetl immense
, .
came intotheTurkevfoot region from Rhode
Island about tbe year I60O, which we
may mention in the future. It is an estab
lished fact that in those early days a party
of Dtinkard settled on what is known as
the Dunkard Bottom, but were murdered
by tbe Indians with the exception of one
man. who had returned to the eastern part
of the State before the massacre.
Among the names who figured in eerly
history of this region we Cud that of Green
and Morgan. There were three generations of
Green who lived u ml' died near the Six Po;v
lars. where there is an old grave yard con
taining K-rhaps 150 to 200 graves. This
place is situated 011 the hunks of the Cas
seliuan (Little Crossing), t ear where the
village of Harnedsville now stands. Fifty
six years ago the last grave was dug in this
grave yard by the late John Ilanna and a
Mr. Ankeny for Richard Green.
While about completing the grave Messrs.
Hanna and Ankeny discovered what seem
ed to lie the bone of a giant. The skeleton
was much larger than thenea grave, which
was a large one. A very large skull was
imbedded in a heavy tuft of jet black hair.
The mould surrounding the bones indicat
ed the body to have !cen w raped in a blan
ket of course striped materia!, and had been
enclosed iu a rude votiiii which was almost
entirely decayed; hail been put together with
large wrought iron nails. Mr Haiinataid
that Jacob Hartzetl, who was then the old
est inhabitant of this section, and who, if
now living, would be about 155 years old,
said he had never known of any man be
ing buried in that particular spot.
Tb murder of John Green d.KSiliotap
(.carinthe written history of Indian war
fare. Win. Morgan and John Green had
settled near Cheat Riven Morgan, who was
the Indian killer, lived in the Dunkard Ix.t-
toin, now owned I.y tlie rairtaxes. .loom
the ear 17H3 the Indians tilted out an expe
dition ul the uh of Fishing creek, on the
Ohio River, ci d started toward Cheat river
to munlcr their hated enemy, Morgan. Ar
riving in 'he t heat river country, the It !i
ans mist.H.K their mute; passing down
Green's run thev came within hearing of a
man named Lewis, who was making rails
for Green. They shot Lewis, and captured
Green's rifle wlTich Lewis had in the wissls
with him. The Indians hastened to Green's
home; one of his little duwhtcrs. who was
outside, started to run; she was fired upon hv
the Indians, and wounded h.T in the hand
The little girl had presence of mind to fall
down; putting her bloody hand over her
head and face she lay tlicre until the Indians
left. Green was soon dispatched and his
wife and two half grown daughters made
prisoners. Just before leaving one of the
Indians stepped to the side of the litthv
wounded girl, and seeing the bhsxl on her
head and face left her tor dead. After the
Indians left she made her way to Cheat
river, where David Morgan now lives. A
man named Butler hearing her cries, she
was taken acr.s the river, cared for. grew
up, and married a man named Friend.
Some of her descendants are now living in
Turkevfimt and some near Friendville, Md.
Mrs. Green was exchanged after captivity of
a year or more and married a man named
Moore. After Moore's death she married a
man named Spnrgin. Mrs. Green and her
three husbands are buried near the spot
where Lewis was shot.
After the defeat of the Indians by Antho
ny Wayne ("Mad Anthony") and the treaty
of 1795 was made, the two daughters of
Green Were found the conditions of the
treaty being that all captives should be set
at liberty. The two Miss Greens were mar
ried to two French tradt rs. The girls wish
ing to return home, Elizabeth Green's hus
band, not wishing to quit his pursuits, sold
his wife to a soldier named Johnson, who
returned home with and married her ac
cording to the laws of the whites. Sarah
Green returned home with her husband, re
maining a short time with her mother.
Thev sold their interest in the Oreen estate
and returned to the Indians. Doubtless
some of her descendants are now roaming
among the foothills of the Rocky Moun
tains. Mac.
I'rsina, January I8U1.
Him. VERS VI IXK ItKMK.
The local institute convened in the school
room at this place on Saturday evening, the
13th inst, Thete was a large and apprecia
tive audience present. The following orli
rers were elected . O. U. Huston. chairman ;
41. J. K.s.i. tz. Recording isrcrrlnry, ami II.
Mu ziuaii. Query Manager.
The Address of Welcome by Dr. J. W.
Hatu-r was well timed, and delighted all
Who beard il.
How to secure parental co-oieratioii was
intelligently di.-cu-sed by J. M. K-h.iiiz, fol
lowed by Dr llamtr, -Messrs. P. Bh.uch, L.
Miller and O. II. Huston.
A preeminently instructive lesson 011 first
leseOiia lu children by P. lilourh, was I.eXt
on the programme.
Varied and practical queries were put
and answered by teachers and patrons.
Institute adjourned to meet three weeks
hence.
A large audience assembled in the Lu
therau church on the evening of the 17tb
inst., and were fervently addressed by Revs.
I'nriih and Uau111gar.hu r in advocacy of
tbe Cousin uiioual Temperance Amend
ment. Uev. Umuli will commence a series of
meetings in the Lutheran church, com
mencing on Friday evening.
Our public m:Iiim.1s are priieriis. Po
uiar education is here demanding and re
ceiving increased attention, while civiLand
religious' freedom is correspiHidiiigly appre
ciated. Yours truly.
O. H. HtfToK.
Ubsik ITEMS,
' Col. Yutzy b still Improving.
iir.' Alcot has gone to Europe on busi
ness. He expects to run the bea ling fac
tory here to its full cajiacity wlieu he rc
tums. (ne lumber business has gut quite inter
eating iu the viucinity of Ursina. There is
six or seven mills in full blast at this time
Mr. T. Hyatt and lady are herefrom
Westmoreland visiting friend and spend
ing their bourv bioon. Mr. H. looks well,
and always make his friends happy wher
ever he meets thtni. . .
J.lJtss.
1 m 1 .!'
I have this day aoM to Thos. Barnett my
hard ware store in Somerset. ' Persons know
ing themselves indebted to me will please
call at once and settle their accounts. Per
sons having claims against me will please
present them for settlement.
' JOBS T. BlIMTKB.
January 17, 1SSX
t IiESLts a.vd the 8. P. R. R. In response
to a notice from the Buiyess, the citixetis of
Berlin met in the school house on the
evening of the Isth inst, for the purpose of
taking measures to induce the 9. P. R. R.
official to examine the shorter route from
! IWitr'a Gun via IWlin nH Pj,hr Ham in
i wm ritlue. wl.irli k.uiIiI ih,inn ih.
j route, and if thU route be Copied, offer the
' . p. It R. Company inducements
i to locate
, their machine shot at this place.
I . . ,
The meeting was organixed bv selecting
.,, "j, .... .
Capt. Albert Henley as President, and Paul
a brief but ringing address, urged upon all
present the necessity for immediate and
prompt action.
On motion of S. Philson, Esq., it was
Removed, That a committee of three be
appointed to confer with the proper Railroad
officials for tbe examination of the short
route from 'eeler's Gap via Berlin and
G.ber's Gap in Negro ridge, whicn if
adopted witl shorten the route some six or
seven miles, and to offer the d. P. K. R. Co.
as much land gratuitously, contiguous to
Berlin, as the company would require for
the erection of machine shops, etc.
Messrs. S. Philson, Dr. Joiiii P. Cober and
JosiH.il Poorbaugh were appointed a commute-,
in conformity with the resolution.
On motion of Augustus C Fioto it was
Kmtvfl, That a committee of three be
appointed to procure
options and prices of
rliti, and report at the
laud contiguous to Berli
next meeting.
Messrs. Augustus C. Floto, Dr. W. A.
Garman and 11. Hill Kootitz were appointed
said committee.
On motion of C. A. M. Krissinger a
committee of three was appointed to procure
any needed legislation to carry out the pre
ceding resolutions.
Messrs. C. A. M. Krissinger, Dr. J. K.
Miller and D. A. Brubaker were appointed
said committee.
On motion, the Secretary was requested to
furnish the county papers with a copy of
the proceedings ot tlie meeting.
After brief but earnest addresses by
Messrs S. Philson. A. C. Floto, Dr. J. K.
Miller, Dr W. A. Garman, Dr. 11. Garey,
Rev. Mr. Keener and others, the meeting
adjourned to meet at the call of the
President.
Pacl G. Nowao, Secretary.
Berlin, Jan. 18, 1S
Stoystowji, Jan. 15, 1883.
EiUTOK IIekald.
Dttvr Sir .-In your issue of January 2.
1,-W.t, I notice the statement by you that
Prohibition is not working well in Kansas,
and that more ermiis to sell li.pi-.r were
granted during the first year of prohibition
than the year preceding iL
It is boldly asserted that there is more
liquor drank, made and sold in Kansas than
before the a mend men t was adopted. This
assertion is not only without proof, but
utterly at variance with indispu able facts.
F.x-Goveroor Robinson stated in a speech
at Topeka, that from the best information
he could get there were more government
jicriuils to sell liquor issued this year than
two years ago. What are the facts? Simply
these: In 10 there were in the state, be
sides many unlicensed places. 1,832 licensed
dram sho, 311 breweries, 30 wholesale
liquor establishments and two distilleries,
making a total of not less than two thousand
places where liquor was made and sold.
To-dav there is not a distillery nor a whole
sale liquor house in the State, and there are
only eight or nine breweries. K. G. Dunn
A Co., of Chicago, who have had their
advertising agents all through the State,
report that there are 336 places where liquor
is sold in Kansas. These are all their
detectives have been able to find, after the
closest scrutiny.
The Collector of Internal Revenue says
there were issued Irotn May 1st to June l th
1. 8i, (the commencement of the government
tax year), 1.14M retail jiermits to sell liquors;
4110 of these were taken out by druggists,
authorized to sell for the excepted purrees.
This would leave 74 permits for saha.n
purpiwes. But a large number of these
have since been surrendered, because they
have been found to be practically won bless,
owing to the enforcement of the law. We
do not believe five hundred places can be
found in the State where liquor is openly
sold in. violation of the law. This would be
a reduction of nearly three-fourths of tbe
drink trade iu Kansas.
Rev. A. M. Richardson.
Lawrem e, Kansas, Xov. 11. 1AS2.
The above facts are given by a resident of
Kansas, and whose integritv, to the best of
my knowledge, has never been disputed.
The assertion that more permits to sell
liquor are granted under prohibition than
under the license law, proves t-o much.
If the statement were true, then the highest
wisdom in the liquor fraternity would be to
work for prohibition. For them to oppose
a measure that increases their gain, would
be consummate folly. Now Mr. Editor, will
you please publish the above in justice to
all concerned, and oblige, yours truly,
A. S. BAt-MOABD IB.
Like many tithergond men our Reverend
friend has permitted his tea! to outrun his
discretion, and he does us a grave wrong,
and one calculated to create an injurious
impression, in the assertion "I notice the
statement by you that prohibition is not
working well in Kansas True, we made
the statement, but we gave Gov Click as
o ir authority for the statistics which onr
friend undertakes to contradict, and in
omitting that fact he makes us mpousihle
fir matters of which we have no personal
knowledge. We append this note to his
communication " iu justice to all con
cerned." Ed.-
The AortA American ft-viao for February
oiens with asytiiais!Uiu in 7hichsix prom
inent theologians, representing as many
religious denominations, give expression to
their views upon the question of the 'Re-
Vision of Creeds." Pr.f. Alexander Win- ,UWJ Mr A,, n 1 lle-l,,e -a. tier. on the snc . on t tie b.
. . ., , , . cessof tliesiiellin-ii i .r,-l .H.i..n.iwl lo. 4. a b or awad In laid boroosb fronth-ir
ithell, in an article entitled "The Eln- ol spelling, it is a ttiHMi reeol.inieiKl- ofJ a. ,treet ssyi exten1lra bjuii
ruent of Universal SuU'ra;" institute a ' t'on This is the second one lie has hod tofcsiit J. M. Albert n nnundrd n o.irth by
pr..f.,ut,.l inquiry int the rsseiittal cmdi- j thU "d '"'I the thinl one is n.vt ; T,JfcJ?l,a$y!i?M "7 W J M
i;.... ..r ....l.i.. i... . i- l tr distant. Muc. i N.. A toff anjursl to M hnrnuah. aitjnln-
-"-'" i-pui-t rri.u-i.i, wuini
he finds to be, sulMantiallv. virtue and in-I
tellieuce; hut these conditions, he main
tains, are absolutely uuattauiubie under ou,r
existing political system, where au elector
ate either ignorant or vicious, urtiuth, by
the tut re force f suierior numbers, prac
tically iiultlirs the sufTruKes of the better
and wier srtion of the penple. whose right
V control the government of the Common
wealth is yr.uiided in the very lutittrv of
things. Bishop Mcjnaid writes of "The
Decay of rnrfestantieui," and in e-snying
t prove his theiis, makes s very adroit use
of the admissions of protestaut writers.
"Tlie Political Situation' is the joint title
of two articien, lhe ouc by Horatio (Seymour,
the other by Geo. ti. Boat well who offer
their r. speciive t iews upon tbe causes of the
recent overthrow of the K-pub.icau party
An article by Dr. D. A. Sargent, on "Phys
ical Education in Colleges," treats a suhj.-ct
ol prime importance to tbe welfare of t'e
y uln in ..ir hi-tur eJ i'KjiaI institu
tions. . Finally, tm re are two articles on
" fhe Sumlard Oil Coiiipaiiy," Senator Cam
den, of Weat Virginia deleodini; that cr
poration against its assailants, and John C.
Wehh setting forth Usa ruasoo Aircon-
leifiniiur it as a daiureroos monopoly. Pub
lished at SO taiaTeMe Place, Xew foja.
' Prugramnie (J tbe SunteiMt township in
stitute to be held at the Bbfulia school
rTouse, on Sat u rday February 3, 1883, at 12 a.
The following questions will be consider
ed by the teachers: .
1. Methods for teaching beginners to spell
H. H. Miller. - "
2. Ol.ject lessons H. '. ittaer.
3. School tsctics ivma Blougli. '
4. ' (mniotio'u of tbe Uaclier'i health E.
Ir-FoV. - ' ' " . -
' Let there be full tarn oat of the teachers,
for our Institute is doing a good work, and
teachers will be' greatly beoegunt fey beiag
preeeut. ' J
. H. F. Raksom,
' J-C.LliJ.TT, '
J.CGSS6T.
" 1rmmittre
Ha aatsBcvo, Pa.. January 17, l.s3.
Dcab IIikalb: The following is a speci-
men of the kind of prayers that are made
by the Democratic Reform Chaplain of the
House firl. Ki,..,ht;rr, .;,!. .r.t.. tr 1
- .-ft.-" - V.V . 1 11 1 . A
Daring the war the gentleman of black
cloth and whita neck tie making this prayer
had not much love for the Union or the
"Boys in Blue." He then resided in
Maryland, and for bis disloyal ami rebel
u iterances was amestea and given quarters
in Fort Lafayette. But now that the war is
over and the Democratic party iu power,
Km. ue iimge me uuapiaiu vt tlie Hou of
iUprcs?u aiives uf Pennsylvania, he mast
s - waa tivii Ct 1 1 I
sentiments. Such a prayer is blasphemous
to G.al, disgraceful to Christianity, and an
insult to the Christian people ot the Com
monwealth. The clergy of this city had to
be passed by, and this reverend gentleman
brought from Lebanon ; he is a man of dirty
nanus, if not of evil heart. The Members
will not Ut.d another such prayer, without
resenting it on the fi.ior of the House. Ti e !
Republicans are unanimous in their con
deuitiatioii, and all the honest and better
thinking Dciiiocr.iuj condemn and disap.
prove it. I wish the Independent Republi
cans of the State, and t.iHtially those of
your county, could be here and witness the
change which they brought about iu the
Legislature and the administration, from
Governor down 10 the lowest employe. I
1 think they wouid be satisfied and content
in the future with voting with the puny of
principles, the party that saved the country,
the only party of true and lasting reform."
More anon,
JfsTICB.
CRAFLAIX'S FBATKB, OS WLUNFUDAY, JAX. 17.
Almighty God our Heavemy Father, we
offer Thee thanks for Thy gracious provi
dence that has protected and guarded us
through the interesting and impressive
ceremonies of yesterday. We thank Thee
that in health and stiength Tor duty we are
privileged to assemble in this house this
morning, and that Thy mere y and jieace is
manifested to this Commonwealth in the
inauguration of a citizen, coming iu hi
simplicity to preside over the Slate and us
destinies. We thank Thee that we assembled
yesterday and that we assemble to day
without fear ol destiuctrou from instruments
of death, but thai the citizen, coutideiil iu
his security, assembled with his fellow
citizens to engage iu the solemn anu im
pressive ceremonies which were so success
fully and triumphantly completed. We
thank Thee, God, that the citizen now is in
the ascendent, and that no longer we fear
the ii tlueiice of tbe military, and of war
and deaUi. Be pleased, oh God, to bless us
and our nation ; and grant that the citizen
may bold his position in the civil service
of this nation for many years to come, and
that peace and prosperity may attend ui in
all things to the honor of Thy name, and
the religion of our Lord Jesus ChrUt.
Amen.
Report of Confluence public schools, for
third mouth ending January 10, 1003:
Graded school 'o. I, J. Schrock, teacher.
Whole number iu attendance during month
males 27, females 2H.
Average attendance, males 2(i, females
20.
Per cent of attendance, males 95, females
01.
Per cent of attendance during term, males
97, females &J.
Number of pupils present every day dur
ing mouth. 20.
Number of visits by directors, 1.
Number of visits by patrons, 3.
Graded school No. 2, Miss Hattie Hansom,
teacher.
Whole number in attendance during
month, males 35, females 11.
Average attendance, males 33, females
23.
Percent of attendance, males 94, females
95.
Number present everv dav during term,
42.
Visits by patrons. I.
The above report shows that both rooms
of our sch.H.l are too much crowded to do
the best possible work. Nevertheless, it also
shows that there is no lack of interest on our
part.
I am glad to say that one of our directors
(Dr. Mountain), has paid us a visit this
month, and has given us words of encour
agement, for which we ai a school feel
thankful. On the other hand I feel sorry to
say that not a single visit has been paid us
by our worthy citizens. The citizens seem
to forget that the success of a teacher and
school depends' greatly on the co-0ration
of the parents.- While we have no reason to
complain, and feel confident that nnrsch.ai!
is in good working order, yet we would be
glad to have directors and parents call and
see us. -
Yours respectfully,
J. Sell ROCK.
m m
TfRXETFooT Items.
Our schools are all prospering.
W. H. Rayman is suffering from a severe
attack of lung fever.
It is hoped that the progress of that ter
rible disease, diphtheria, has been arrested.
There have been no new cases lately.
There afe about twenty-five teams naily
engaged in banting limestone from Fayette
county to Tiirkcyfoot and Middlecreek
township, bringing about thirty-five petvb
es over daily. Twelve and sometimes (if.
teen teams may he s en in one line This
shows that our farmers are wide awake
We had an o.,rtiiiiity of attending a
spelling bee at Barron's Mill, in Middle
creek township. It was a grand success
throughout. 'I he house was crowded to its
ntmost, which was not ezsi"e.l on account
of icy roads They spelled awhileaud then
had a short rt-crss. after which tin- aiulii-ticv
. . . , . , , , ,
was eutrrtaineil by a niiiiiher f ilei'lainu-
tions, reuitatioiia, ilialiwurs and suncs The'
...
order before recess was n.rf tn lie t.rai-il.
bat after recess it wa p.sl. We rotigratii
c t ., ....
roa KhT I lie house ncciinieil I.y Ibe
late Irvin J. H O.-y is for rem until the 1st
of April, Apply to
Jons Wkixes.
Wautrt Lkaf Ha.. RstoeER -Il en-
tirely different from all-others. It is as'""' o"'wrd to t.rm of N
. . . -i-
i..i. up naiii-- ii.oi.tii', ie
a perfectly V jretahle Hair IStstnrer. It will
immediately free the bead from all daiidrnfT.
nvtore gray hair to its natural color, and put-hse money tn be paH uu da' of eel. Poo
pnslo.e a new pn.wth where il has fallen lMO Ut Ap"1 1 rt w. p KOOER.
off. It does not in any manner affect the'
health, which sulf.hur. sugar of lead and
nitrate of eilyer iremrations have done.)
ft will rhftn.-P !i..fit nr t,U Kuli- .n r '
"
'ays toa beautirulclisy limwn. Ask your
ilrntntist for il. Each bi.ttle is warranted.1
Smith. Kline A Co.. wholesale Siren ts, Phil
adelphia, and Uall Ruckel, Xew York.
, T . . , '
I would respectfully uit.rm my friend of
S..mers amiity tbat I have ,H a new
dnig Moreat 232 Maiu Street, Johnstown,
l's mLere 1 u nnLd lt i.L-mmI tnana li.otn
i a., wuere I wouia oe pieasea tosee tiietn.
My stock mDMists of Pure Ixtigs,C1iemicals. i
!... i ,i: j. M r o. r r. " i
Patent Meduiues. Dye iiuff.. Perfumery ;
and Fancy Qiaxk rrperailv. At this season '
, . .. , , , , .
I. would call attention to the insect ra.les, t
such as Pure Paris Green, Pure Powdered
White Hellebore, Persian Insect Powder,
etc. AVben in need of anything in the
drug line coi.ie and see- me or write ttrr
priors. All inquiries cheerfully answered,.
( has. GciiriTf
232 Mais Street.
Heffley's U thechsopest store in Somerset.
tjfy'""leavy coats at $100, worth $200
,M u overcoats at 2 00. worth 3.00 !
Mens -
O -1. o rj.
" " " 3 00,
- iiMers - 2 T5. " 4 24
fbiiilrens suits. 3 lo 1 ys ol a-e 1.75 to 2 SO .
. " 3 to ia " " 300to400,
nyi' good heavy knits 3.00 to 4 GO. do. 4 30 !
Io50; yotrh'sdn. 3.51 to 5.00' do, 4 50 to I
. . .
U..SJ ; niens n,f A lew sin I-
Vests left at 0 cents each. Bv (alline voti
.,, , , ,
will have the larrst stock or clot bins: in the
eounty to select from, and at price tLatl
defy r.mmnr4tiri '
Fasmicbs Arrrvrirx. You should get
the best for your money. I have in stock
tbe titiest sti'ck 01 drugs in the county, and
, can assure von that prices are as low as the
lowest. No old stock, all froh good and
warranted pure. Th filling of (amity rec
ipes a specialtv.
C. X. Roto.
Drncgist-
.i
MARKIF.D.
, - , --
! SfERNF.R PETEP.St.iN. On
the 1:4th j
i of Dt-ct-mber
ls2, at the Lvangelical par- I
sona-e in Rockw.d, by the Rev. R. P. ;
Yatuietor, Mr. A. J. Sterner and Miss Lizzie
Peterson, both of this countv.
I1EI.
RCPP. At Conrad Brant's, on the 7th
inst, Mrs. Anna Elizabeth Rupp aged 79
I vci,r'' 3 """,th lnJ 4 U-T"-
Th World Moves.-Sklll and Sci
ence Triumphant.
Do- reporter reUtei the following remarkatila
f xperlece of on of rar most rsllsbls and rab
slaatlal merchants, Peacsa Stephen O. Mason.
Mr. Mason rajs that from 1-S9 to 1M a to In-red
trrl:.ly rr tn frequent very revere attacks of lo
BAmmatory ihenoiatlsm. Tns hut attack lo tb
winter of 7 sai -s was so sever as to render
him anabl to tsk a step In fior m onths. His
phytieiaas thought that no tt Is of him was par
al'ied, and both knees became so rffl hath
emiM nut bend them. Tbe dontors pronounced his
ess Incurable, leavlnar blm la a terrible eondl
lion. He was thta tndaeed to try U ant's Rem
edy t) a medical Irleod who told him iot his
waul elckaess sod irutiMa aruM from ksioey dU
um, and eunnaced Jsr. Masua that such was the
.se, and alter Uln it six weeB w entirely
eared, and ti now fa ta -o excellent pbjsical ran
uliloo that neither damp weather auf wol fool
aflecl hlut disagreeably. Mr. JUeoo says that
his curs U euuipleie, It U more ifiu lo yert
luce he ut had Ul ulluase. 'I aiulbuM B.y
uksi reuas.rs.abh cur Solely to U ant's itemed,
tin luliulibM) hlklaej and LuTer A tdieluo," )S
Mr. .itaMin.-l'roeiaVrr a'nesiiif Frtu.
The Best.
William IL Wilson, M. 1., sprlufleld, tarn-,
tou Co., say.: -i irtscriwd Hum's Kemedy
la a euniid.caleii ease of dropsy wuich I had been
treating fur J yean, and 1 find Hunt's Kerned)-
U the belt medlrln fjr dropsy and tbe kid-,
nys I hsv ever ased."
My Own Existence.
Ablaut! S doles, of Wuorettowo, Ba-ilng on
Co., N J., sayi: -Eghteu mooch I hail
Dropsy around the heart. My pnyii. lans sad
frieaiia itesoslredof my aver fettlna well. Tb
first bo tie of Huni't itemed give mirrrat re
lief I feel I o my vry exliumc la Hunt's
Kerned?, and 1 am deeply ihanktuh"
Ahvtdtn'i lamp wrought mighty things, but
Hum't Kerned work i mlahtier. Try It.
sontKan aiKfen
Corracud by Uoos a Bssaixs
ULIIK ia
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR k FEED
Apple, dried, y T"!0e
Ai.biehuiur. W gal T4(jlse
Hm. rlt H I5
Lulltr, V (SeK) 1
- (roll) -Ok
Backwaeatft busn ?6e
meal, ldO
Bmsx V .. sjc
bacD, involoers, ft ft.............. e
.Itiri, - 10c
i enuoirvhsmi, U) f. ....... ...... ..12'-.
Corn, (ear) ..ew' Dusbel T0jWc
(shellnt) old - , sie
" meal f) - 3e
fall tkint. V fe
Fuss. doi !e
Flour, V bid 00&I7 U0
HiumwI, T1 I u. (60 ft) 7ic
H'lDS. ipnar-eureu) )) ft lie
uipI. V ft J-i4e
Lesihcr. red sole, ft ft ;.'ie
upper, SVtoT'ie
" alp. -iM-tajmxs
Mi.lilllna.ind chop 100 fts .-2 w
Uhu. yi i.u eoeue
P.rtst"es. f bu (tw) .!
Peaehi-s. ..rltd, tjfl S- (Jloe
Kye. on :
Ha. V ft le
Sail. N". t, f bM extra l U0
" Uniun.i Amm, per sack ..i 4 fetl W
" Asnu.a perinea t 00
SUKsr. el low f) ft Selue
whit lti -ie
Tallow, f) ft l7e
Wheat. ) ba vs.
.!. V ft Wc
JkJOTICE.
t be puMIe sre hereby am tiled thtt th under
rta.eii h purehed at the f herllt'i sale of lb
perns.sl prxprny f T.diias J. Kauiman lb foU
Li- a i.amml sr Irb-'t
imtiD( ttnve. 6 r; mcelnk.S&eeDtt; or
enpbuarl, :2: iw laul t, 2ft rents; iw.i da.'h.
trsyt. 5 '!: two Mores. 12 2 : lo ebsir. 2 30:
one bureau. 2; on ebsst. rl 2; on br.U'ea.1
trt t. IW.. beadsteads 10; on hureaa. f 10; ntie
beiituad, X OrbM; on be.istcad. W ernu; no
store. 40 sent; sm settle, I 0, on wbeelnarmw.
ft 00; on sU-d anil b. x 4rj I : on su. aad
box. H; nn harrow. 2 SOr on Ihmhlnr m
rhin su: on sprina wvm. tat: eoe taonlna aillU
V. '' sii.l ealf. -S2 M: .ire ew, tsai ht
ohIsv. ? ihr-eewlves. (IS 74; iw !. 2;
s hlsek ut.io : 40; onad rk nsre. 'lO; nn
blsrk mw -t i.4; w p'. BOrviitt; no- pig 7 74;
one pt 7 Vn k f .;2 : Int of straw. ; V
I ti raw 2S: tei ha me -I, 40; lot of harnei.;
uns MdiMr. 74
Tneabi.ve nr prtr hst been left In the posse a
tiea vf Tobias J. Kjtm-n
JACOB J. KAVFFM Alt. .
Jm24.
pUBLIC SALE
or-
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ! !
Py virtue f an erdrr Issued nut of lb Orphsns'
Tourt 01 Sumrrsel unty. Fe . sml t ate olrref
ed. 1 sill r.oM to ule, t public lUicry, on tb
piemisei. uu
Tuesday, Feb. 20, 1883,
tn folkwln deserilied real ttat. lata ta
ta'eol 1irt . deeensed. vis:
No L Sltua'e ia the ii'Uibeeft enrser of Parrt-
tnd ( srfi In t he borough of 8BTt.
h od-'k! np wrih by fitriut itrai. west b West
1 nreel. sou'b by SoU'B street, sad east 1 lot No.
I. Iron.ina lit tret Pa'liot rreet, and extend.
! lui et nun wblih thn oirh to 8.a'k street, hsv
i sua tbe'tv rerted a iwoitntj briek avolllns;
hiHise. two story fr. me wiNMl.eosl and nsrebnu.
wssa hi -e. wrji.ii and blsrkimith rhaps, t.abl
an urrouibul d'rfrs
Nn. 2. ils ln'i a Ko 1 on h ww. Patriot
S reel na aori s. ba .f Him. nni. t'olllrinD tb
et snd N.a'h s'reet on snuth. frootitK sN.ut
fI3re teei f ar inrhrs on Pa riot stivef, hsvina
er it.d ihereon a tuo storv kin aous aad cut
bull Iras.
l(o A li nr- anrt In said rswugh fnwtln;
slx'j six feel en We-t street sad extenir a hnek
.. ,anxl -kith one hatra asrf iwn ? wni
fee' isn 'y. S''S'"lr' West street oa I he east,
1 a. ma.. kt.H at am. Lul i.f I a Aanla..
lnirl ns.b V'eDsl. wtrdof t..ee-trt.
onthraonh io,4ua tbe east. Ion ot J. M. Al-!
benM, , ihea uth. n-t Jio. in west,.- j
'alnlnaln Irom on slii tone sb.,ul 141 feev ai.d ,
xlemlin tl nch nf same ukltb.
aft,. j ni, i. ajiMwuw ninai iwrvu, ... aj,u. .
to Ian. theetenai'B "f Rae rreet westward I
. . . . . ... KiMnHuh . ., i 1
ZiZTSTV TulltrX
lebolas i
rtersey on ine we inajumaj a.-jH, w.
iM a
saw lane, extension i.t wsree reet.
TERMS
(lue.bslf to be imid deilrery el deeds and
hula no- In six aum.b ibereato-r; ten pereen. of
AdanoLrmor.
H
7I-KCT10N NOTICE.
In UK of rtMsn ofl Is th Cog ft of
ml U....& . m - r XI 11. 1 ea.fM tU I.
rd Tup for o. miai-tS.ae i.h. f'.essaad Ut
. 'merset County,
irnuirv JUin inv iit n i ' , r M
and unni'le v m maktoa aa I No. 11. Atail Sea-
leetai.UnricL j .
And bow. ltkl Novemtajr. 132. on totp.enf p.
J. Kooser H. i-. Hu-i Ivqt . filed rep.t rou-
arme.1 aVoiu'er.and seswisy th eirt orders
ler .Tbr.r'.'n;
M-eupll -y imtM tHwell In nbl dia
trK " -PPm 'ir--pa snai.i jnit
, t reli.ntta.tjlme. t,t Philllwl and Preeaa..
nfleid laapecturs of Election for noMlna; is
elecil-' tn -aM w lrctP dlatr till aa ele
iUm ,hau b .looted for sai l district as pro-
Med by isw.
8"at leurny. est
r.rmet fr. m tb Keeard. Cert I fled Utk No.
vrmbcr, ltS2.
8. V. TJIET.
PrviBoaotary.
MKT iniKiTE FS2E-FEID IMITJI
KtauiBiMait la tk) WwrM I '
Ow
trra
S I
. -t
Q
ej
g 25
t f
a-e ej S4
4 ly1-lfee.
Nrtkars BJoptaaa).
! atralB Bkeiriea, ratim lif
BVM(s4a. atlea-tlimet rwaloev, mumm
al as t-Kiitv.
sw rmmrmvrt kar tb orfvsirts t ef uruay
lanrre' twiwnesM I bn niBwaixt In onrtlsa ferae
reVertle i.p..i.hy of cmsrf difrrrmt
' price beu euti
irai pthav C si aiv oca ire.
impoaakaceBulitiied
!Z V-t Pv
- "
j52f- i t i
7- 1 m ja.
7 vy s g
atase-, "
GEEAT REDUCTION
I2ST
PRICE OF
iSUCH .A.S
CLOAKS,
DOLMANS,
JACKETS,
CHILDREN. S" COATS,
$c, TO CLOSE OUT.
CALL SOON AND CAT A BARGAIN !
KOK TIIK
SPRING TRADE
Wc have bought an immense btork of Carpets,
Kugs and Oil Cloths from the man
ufacturers direct, and the
goods will be sold
at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
CARPETS Matched, Cut and Put Down.
Greis, Foster & Quiinn,
113 audllS JI.I.TO STKfr irr. JOll VTO l IM,
LOUIS LUCKHARDT, JR.,!
9 ' I
103 Clinton Streot.
JOHNSTOWN, PA.,
DUauia is
WALT HAM, ELCIN, SPRINCFICLO, ROCK
FORD, HAMDEN, HOWARD and
SWISS WATCHES, In Cold
and Silver Open-face and Hunting
Cases, Key and Stem winding Watches.
A FILL LI5E EF CECICE
CL. SING OUT
At Reduced -Prices !
OUR STOCK OF
COATS AND "DOLMANS,
IDOTXBIjE shawis,
CLOTH AND FELT SKIRTS,
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS,
HEAYY CLOIMGS AI CLOTHS
ALSO A
LADIES' AND CHILDEEN'S
Men Underwear aifl Hosiery !!
GEO. KEIPER & CO.
ONE PRICE STORE,
255 & 257 MAIN STREET, JOHNSTOWN. PA.
DMlMSTliATOUS NOTICE.
tstat f Jobs KriDr. lata of Sccaerset Twp.,
oe'ii.
Letters of admtnistrsttoa . shove estat havlnc
beea irrsnted to tb underslsne by the proper a
AmhtmA la M.UI mat ml In m. h I.B,alla
thiv.lv u l.mM MlVM. It. Mil dHfm a.
menu and tone bavinc elaln ln It t.. ure-
sent Ibex dulv sutb nifra-t lor sttlrmrni on
Tbursdsv. rehraarj 16, lva, atih Ule reaidenc
of said deeansed.
LAVl.tM KHPr)
nt
Administratrix.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATL
1)T TIBTCEof saflrderef fVart to tb
I uuiterbf !. directed. I wl.l exuoae Co public I
j sale, b ta premises, o
.THURSDAY, FEB. 8, 1883,
at
i o'clock o saldiUr, tbe teal estsre vf Jmt '
! Z.ll9 to?h,,'
seteuun'y. Pa. deed , vis :
A certain tract of land Itnste la said trarrt'hlp.
sdH.lnlDe; lands of Samuel Ketm, CbristtaD hlHui.
Jacob Walt-r. Daniel Lair ami Sract I.lir. cuo
tainitta; V acres, but or lews, about iOO acres
el ear. There sre
TWO DTTZLLXXS HCXEC!
aad M Sera and other utbuiliiir tbercoa
erected. Tb farm Is ia a Stat ef ealtlra
tr well supplied with wier. a provl vsriety of
:H pramaM.
-TI.RHN
I tttlsrl mttmrn vKa jlaMs as. I.I A - -
m tb wi.w.t.o In naad wbea tb deed
is del. ver on the lat lot April, lsta go per year
i for IV TTavrak an.1 id? iiai, iw m vi pun;!!, aaooej
la Dsfmeats nf -an a year until all Mid. AIo
I utijc t to a reservation of a autintenaor lo Peter i
fjPr anal wn an acr sicreement of record at
, Z"" ... ".TTSr l,mi l1
'. will bsfallly mad- kovarai day ef
mediately after tb property Is kRorked di.wn.
Purchase aney to be secured oa to premi-es.
Pus altea In of April. Isxa.
UiMtl, A. WEAVER.
4e2T Adca r vf Jscub P. petcbr.
JOTICE.
Not lee It kerohr tbat six.llci.tlMi wlU b
saade t the aexi iettielatur for th pasaaae ef a
law rei .isa lb set of Aaaetably paesad th let
day of prN Meat.exteadlnfl tb prurtetuasof aa
et upf .h-saeBiary to taaseu raiiatioa: u hawk
ers ad peril lers aad mrulatlna; sueti"B ia Ui
eoeaUT ol 8calhUi lo Somerset enunte.
J.T.SHIPLEY.
W.T. HtiMI.ITZPl.L
i VILXIAW ri conK,
l 4m. K. LOU A. SMITH.
I
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
Alb J.
vs.
Calk, 1 la tb Oart rCmiuuo Ple
vs. f o-B-rt Vn . Pa.. Ho. 41 N'.v.
A. R. Moor. ) T..1MZ. G. I. ( Fl Fa.oaU.8. U.)
AneVaow to wit Jlat Pee. lMZ.es) motion of f K
Puirh. kea . atloewey Sir John J. Spana'er. Sber
feT. lb t'i art sppoiBt Oeone R Beaii e . Awl
Itor toa-k a pri-per distribui ka ef th fuads la
thefs-rlBt kaada
Pxtnai trum tb Bseord certified 1st Jisuory,
uaa.
S. V. TRKvT.
Pmlioaotary.
Bv virtu t tk ahov appolntm t tb ander.
sta-ned hereby Rlvs Botlc that be will moot lout-
I lend tn ihtu e ef his p. hUoaeut st the "(Boe
; Onra . BuU. la Hu-T-t. Pa., eat Prbiey,
tb SMh day of isaaary. Max whew sad where
all parti latreted oaa tuml if tbey Uiak
THE
WINTER GOODS,
EEEICAL 1OTMTS.
I!
LOT OF
LiME! LIME!
Tb Kuffslo Tsllev Lfm UAntvanv. Il-rlted.
will sell. until fun ber ordered, aaeiucked lineal
: the l.ll, rales:
' A fr t-ushel Insrfr.l ua ears st kilns;
at I r i u.ht-1 lursny qmtl- ' ibsa
"1'1: V' tassel dellvnil st
'' H e brrliu Kmllro.J; at 13 et per
iiB-uti iieiirereu at ,eie;eriisii enn urifixi:
and al Vl'L rest" per l.uetv I dnivereil si sll Mb-r
rilri..i -tiiiii s in 9aer-er e unv. Incluoiea sll
tan' oa lb tsnret a I'satl.--. ft .llr.-l. faj
BieDt ean be a.awj tii the fciiowiag pvrsuns:
John 1. i-r. at r rle.le.
W. H. K-'s. at Soejerset.
Harris. Mny. I. r. at Knrkwoud.
K'n et Uriell '
Sxaiuel J. Miller aear .VeyerwJai.
i muet ili-peml upnn lime ibe basis to fer
tilise uar il. Unler It snd save it resiiy
be needed. Order frm 'raak taut, OarreU.
IUT.S
I ALE MEN WANTED! ReLsryasdex-
n" pBUt. ete rmiojitaeBi. nt
' terms.
CHASE BROTH I RS.
Nur-rjea. KurneMrr, . T.
decl3"m
JOTICE.
In 1-T0 thaetunty CeoimiSf loners of Kemerset
eounty tlseed so I'.rarasre of ttu.w . n tbe art
ho and jail. Tb p.. 1 ley ta dated tteptember
17th. lb?i, '. 1V44 lt tbe iBuraneompBy of
Xurth Amefirav Tbe pi.lley was lust ormlaiaid
ltur tlie preacnt bt.ard ol I entmaretiiaera ram
intuofltr Ai-y vae boelne; It ta their pea-Sa
.mt komut of its wbereoo-iut will pleoee aaake
tbe tart km.wa by eodinat at IB lmt-S-ra'
oalc siot.oe, ass new p..ncr hsa beeta plied for.
AUIM A.MHPr.si,
Jtnir-PH HKB.NeM,
HKKMA.f W. HMt'HAKER.
Ilec 27. CuaSBihistuBers.
DMKMSTKATOKSV 0TICE.
Katat at Joba 8ala, bit ef Connaaosb Tup..
deraeed.
Letters of admlnlstratpai as Ik as ertavte
baeinc be-n arrant e.1 to tbe untrriaul, by tb
proper autbority. notice Is hereoy five.. ' ifceV
Indebted to U to uias liamoiiik. laajmeat. sad
too kuvina cialmeordeaaea will pr-ejt tneas
dulyaotbenucBted Br aeuiomeut. oa ftuturdsy,
February IB. 1V3. at tb i e of Jacob Bw.sk,
fj., ia bavldvlll.
LEVI A. PLOCOH.
Jaa3 Adatlabtntor.
P'XECrTORS XOTICE
Kttat of Kther Oasheer. Ute T Zmmemt hcr
Bh. -V mrat Co., t a . dae'd.
Latter teeuaseutary ih aivo aetat
karia; b araBtod to the aadeeMa?ed. by
th proper aaihi nty, Botier Is heresy aisoa
to tkue Indebted t it P make hnmeilUt pe
mrmu and lh karlr laim erdomaad wlli
plesa preseat tbem dlr ae' K. iimj.i h aet
tienteBt Thorad.y lb lath .iy e BVbriiBry,
ISM, at th oAoe af H. k tiomr, a hwac r-et.
Pa.
H.L. BAIB.
jaulO Kxeeuior.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
xLtats M Heary Sip, lata of Jenaer towasbip,
deaeaaed.
Ltt(rassdmlBlaUB oa tb abuw estat
bbvIb ba areavod to taw uodarnawad by tB
proper thority, natle I kerony fire to ta
ban anted to tb saM oetat to mak tamwrikBi
Bsymeac aaJ lb. baeina dais or dome ml
aslnai It lu prewmt Ihem duly avtheotMatd for
etilemoBt. at the hat- resi.lrn a th dei-aaaed
a Satarday. lb ith day of Fnewr 1SL