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The Somerset Herald. irJ2t7
t.EO. S. 8CTLL. Editor.
Maple sugar of this year's maka is offtrrd "X. 1QG." At tba drawing which tqqk
ar groorrjrraen. j piece vn the 23d in.. No. 166 drew the pre-
- miura watch advertised in thii Darter. The
A regular lisxartT bas been prevailing 1ncy Wider of 5. 168 am hare the watch
in tti waiun ior tne pant lew aays. on presentation of the ticket. -
Kii wometTscbool directorTwere elected ' B"Hiu' J2" , t PaclG- Sow'
iu Cbratrr county on Um Tuesday, j The PresbvWrian states that Pitta-
1 burgh baa a greater number of vapitalixrd
Tuesday wat a cold day for the Democrat 1 corporations tliau any other city iu the
i and ludcpeiideiit fitaiouMia in the United State except New York; haa more
botwugb. bauka and a larger ban king capital than any
1 : other city of ita site iu thia country; baa
A jjood many sleds and aleigbs were seen m.ire than half of the whole number of in-
ou our sirens ou M outlay, lUe nrat uuic lor
aeterai weela.
.. Febraarj I".
llie IX-tiiovral ic State CoueeuUou
heel' uutcti to lutet al lirnsuurg ou
bial Veuucdsy iu Audita!.
Hit
uranee ctiuiaiiie iu Pennsylvania, and
ha a grvattr number of mining and mauti
fatiuritig corporal ions than any other city
in Auirnca.
and
their ni-w
:.. I., llrtldrrbaniu
ad lu jrourtirr gttodi. at cost.
ri.re wire rt veral lad) acl.o rt tlireiort
elect I i Philadelphia on Tuts.lay.
ecte fr ' h C. S. Boyd.
Just revived new Goods at thechtap u tlI Ovjr.ubu
tciie !
t, ail styles, at C. X B .yd'..
Ii.iri.aiin at
ovrrctdUa,
Two sharpers have been dt-frauding the
farmers ol Clarion and Anulrong counties
in a rather original and di-cidedly vhrewd
inaiiiier. Thty went over llie country Iras
iiiu the iMii-t lor coal, hut whru thev t-aint;
.
lue iucinut.ni ol the tuau council were acr. a Ui-riiiau larim-r wim wai uupwied-
an . cpuettl to a Ut.iu uriu, Out uie voters ly a- UMimrd Willi lilt Kngliah lauuae, or
lusinUrU uuuu re eilug mine mail who waa uiii-ustvtiii; and Mil-
Tiic voiU nau naa put a ait.p lo suar
boiling lor Uit uivarbi. iiu utue auar
UK? been luetic aw Imi Uila otaon. j
8nuno ELcrnosa.Tbe following la rowasarr. ;
list of officers elected iast Tuesday, to 911 ' Gatable. John J. Beese; JtvAf of Tito-
the ranous borough aud towuabip offlcaa in tiou. Isaac ghofier; Inspectors, Samuel
tb county :
- ADDiaox rowmuiir. .
Constable. Josiah M'Clintock ; Judge of
Election, Roaa M Clintork ; Inapcctora,
Cbarlea L. UeLauter, Ahum F. Jcffritw ; Aa
aaor, Jonas M'Clintock ; Superviaors, Har
riaon Sterner, Alfred Waaa, Isaiah Enoa;
cicbooi Directors, Orville A. Boas, Jobs
Wilkini Auditor. Samuel pullin ; Town
ahip Clerk, Georga W. Daniels.
tneiu ail toe wuic
JubIiom of tbe Peace etecled ou 1 Ueiay
ujum uiM.u tue Proiuiuoir) ul lueir iu
unitiou U iM.ce H ibe ollice t kuiu tUirlj
uavs aiier ibe eiecuuti.
I'ndiT the au.-pioi ol the Woiuau'sCUna
tiau i'euiperiice Liiloii ol touieraet, tua
Xarciasa SV uiie m stA-aik iu iuc Cuuil
iiouse iued) eveuiug, Mrcu 0, IsoX
ueauuua lutd (Wcul) 4ue utbela are
bauarupl.
two
buw
Mr. Samuel P..liutou, ol Morantowu,
Weal Virginia, la visiting iu Somerset, lie
is a son ol Air. Chambers Huslou, aud mov
ed from Somerset to bis present plaoa of res
kit uue soiue tweuty-nvejears au.
llol.lerbatinra in men and
iea' satin dolmans ai.d
nn ulars. etc
C. N Boyd Wright's perfumes.
M,.rris.m i Bro.'s Omgh Sni.. Uni-
BH-lll, '" I,U C"1P l'"wd,'r ,,"V, b-V
,!Kir g.-Jiies, gano ta.rge
f . id price suit me. Also try Bum- j j Wu UUNUrrd people u( luiaua vuutiiy
t ieJ "tomi Syrup j mciuuin minis leis aud Ueaouus, baVe been
UV are headquarters for bardware, inn uevuiaut.a iu hisju. Uue miuiaier,
J. M. Huldcmuii & Sons.
ji-raa-hrrry. c.ffee. lemon and trange col
preJ note pajr is declared to be the very
!tet fashion in aUtionery.
t;ar.len wd for sale by C. X. Boyd.
7l,f r.rj uhlicans were nuccefsrol in Phil
,le!.lim on Tuetsiay, over the combined
,Ir ..f the Committ-e of One Hundred and
liie It.ui'ffs's-
..... u.n-Main Street. e have
:om s.i.ied a larjre Refriperator to our Meat
o,,rkel in which all meats can be ket
,a clean. Mutton. Beef. Tork, Ac, kepi
...... ..,t'v on hand. Oien daily. Parties
(Vi;Tiat.- -
beving n..t ran have it kept in the Refrig
..r until wanted.
Ve.tave. aln., I'i10 new brick for sale,
.t,i, li e will by the hundred or thous-
Rna DaTta Sl Oo.
Piii.ii-I I've), for sa'eby C. X. Boyd.
Y .ii rm have your hall and rtairs cover
. ; b u-el c.tpeis with b rder to match
. Hud biiiTu's
Cn.n fr'iu 'be South say the aeaaon is
..rrl A' Columbia. South Carolina,
l li ire.- were in full bloom on the Hth
of tlll ! 1 1 1 -
yt fii.e A losing rig, consisting of
aavon. Iiititr jck and chains, t all on
tl.r unlerigned on tba Ulinger farm iu
HrfuersHloaiisiiip.
V R. PmLurn.
A B o BMiuMai. One-half interest in a
f0.id iy (: b isinesa. Capital require.!,
ib .in IiHjiiire tf John H t'hl, at-
t..r r. ai S .meret. Pa. Here is a bar-
lue one. rssj n-asiis uk- mi-
A bill has been lutroduced in the State
Legislature culling duwu the ratea chargud
for parlor and sleeping cars and making the
companies com mod carriers, repjsjiisibie to
)seiigers lorprott-riv stoieu or lost.
MissNarciraa While will deliver a tern
erance adorese at Stoystown, iu the Lu
Iberau church, Maluraay evening. March 3d,
aud ai Meyersdale Tbursda, March S, al 7
p. in.
Letters with proper pontage, after reaching
original addresses, cau be readdresaed and
forwarded wilht ut additional posutge. Pos
tal cards aud mail matter otber than letters
are exceptions to the above aud need uew
postage.
We are re quested to announce that a
meeting will ne held at the office of Johu
11. I'nl. Io,.. rn Saturday, Marcb 3d, al I
o'clock p ui., for the purpose ol taking ac
tum in regard to reorgauizing the Agricul
tural Society. All those interested iu the
project are cordially iuvited to be present.
.sin I
n:-
sat In', 14if.cS.es, 7A cenw; in men, i
J .-e'.t-; I ii'.che-. 55 wins; "JO inch, .
i l.i Trunks, I .Vi. 2 00. 2 SO, 3 "0. and ,
H ' a'."'1 bats 'i 4- and .VI cents j
jl, ,. a.k.l hau. 40. :0. (0 and 75 cents, j
1..ii'i fiil folate alvautage of the bargains
a' II. ll. ffl.'y's. Somerset,
r V Inrtd aells Warner's Kidney and
Uv.T ritre.
iosh . kt s IIcht If yon want eoi tread
but uoneoiherthan ' Gebhana Best Klour,"
msnufartnred under the "Xew Jonathan
Mills Proce!." the imprcveraent orrpara
l,ry t the manufacture of which coat tbe
pM(.riet.'nitf the mill $.,000. and onr re
tail trade of one hundred barrels month
artm the "art that it is no bumtmtr. '
Respect fully.
Cook 1 BcEsrr.
A counterfeit on the new five cent pie
hi" a'rsady ma.le ita appearance. While if
i- w. 'l enirraved the ipnriua coin is said t"
b rar of detection from ita material.
C N. Boyd sells Kidney-Wirt and Hop
ENT.
NoTr Tnts If any of our readers have
pnrat reeeij.ta for liniment, family roedi
rii.e, hore prtwders. etc.. that they desire
to have comrmnnded. they will do well to
Meruit Campbell, the Dropjrist. 264 Main
rrt. Johnstown. Hi stock of drngs. dye
sitfn. et.. are not onhr fresh bnt pure, and
h w .rire reason 8 Me. His aim ia to please
hit rntomers. and he knowa that the way
to d.. this is by selling strietly pure poods at
irsKinaMe fipnrvw. Don't forget the name
and number, VA Main Su Johnstown.
B. Wey'i is theoheape store in Somerset
B..r- heavy eoat at worth 20r
" overmats at 2 "". worth 3 Of
ileo - - - 2 2 " 3 V'
" S.ftO. " f.W.
"nlsiers " 2 73, " 4 25
Chiliirens- uis S to 10 yrs of age 1.75 to 2.50
3 to 0 - " 3 0 to 4 Oo
B-.' rnl heave snits 3 00 to 4.00. do. 4 50 j
tr, yt, ; jponth s do. 3.50 to .00 ; do. 4.50 to I
r u ; rto. 4 50 to S 50. A few sinrle
left si sn rents ei b. By calling Ton
;'l Sve f he larvt work of clothing In the
mtintT to e'ert from, and at prices that
-fv rn.petition.
An eirhsnc iiv that he aoakine a new
lr wirlt in vii;r for twenfT-fot r
h.Mi. then drymr thoronehlr before nsinp.
will i-rsvent sm- kint and increase th
licht. Treiperimert costs nothing, anl is
eavfly fried.
y.rmrm. Keller A Panner. the well knowr
rm-iTw and eonferttoners of this town havt
a.lHe.1 fl.nr and fed to their bnines. ar"
ttono to pih it rirnennslT. Ther bar.
the rsl..Tasd Vienna Flonr in barrels
. a w l as a ehoe rrad made !
Pit er A Xn'Mn. hv the gradual retiortior
Cm. oass and ch.tr al wav
is ,vk Their sn,-k ttf grneertes is new
Tfh and fnll Mocha. Java, and all
rs i of fire .ffre t sftseial'T. T1e nnn'
"1 h coetiwtirwrr in the marks. 1V
hr'.1s f t.4m and eiCTrs alaays o
ltH
We are requested to announce that the
ded:vatiou of Uie Evangelical cburch, two
miles west of JeimerUiwu, which was ad
vertised to take piace ou the 23d uf Febru-
arj', and was alters srds isMtjioned, will
now take blace ou March Ilth. Eminent
ministers will be presetit. The public are
i cordially invited to attend.
Governor Pattison has appointed George
X Daniels. of Addison tw tiship. as siis-r-liiien.ient
ol that (s.riion of the national
pike that runs ihMiigh mi-rset and 1'ay
eite cMiiiiic. Mr. Daniels will super-ede
Major Wm. Endsley. who at present holds
the vailioti, having been a.(iinted by G-tv.
Hott.
We were Uild last week of a Somerset
ts.unty farmer who sent his dairy of butter
to a Washing on commission merchant, tell
ing the merchant to pay the freight and de
duct it from tbe pr speeds. Tbe merchant
was unable to diswe of the butter and the
dairyman bad to forward him hi check for
the amount of the freight.
Pt.vriaws frcrirtWa and family rr
it s sreia'tr at C X Bnd's.
FrhT T.-a PntiTt. TA".. -
Vir Tt. Frar-k Oanl has r"e ea t
to th tsrt aft r in Vis lit.-.
s-d rlnrtt. fr rnmrm to take
va Y..rt. n i'so lthia, Baltimore, at
f 'sl icon. ard witl visit a'l the noted
s'-lhmerits in the cities named. Mr
r,snl i- a live man. and believes in keep'n
t" t-OHst. and jwstly ratea as amn
fit of our decorative artists.
I .-n Id repsvtfulhr inntrm my frientV
mrTfi mnnty that I have opened a ne
iiir store at 232 Main Street. Johnstowt
. where 1 wonlti hr pleased to see the
Vt ta. k erilsts tif Pnre Drncs.Oiemiral
Ts'snt VeHk-ir.e. pye Stuffs, perfumer
' A Fancy Goods generally. At this seas.'
"tM rati attention to tbe insrtrade
a Pure Paris Green. Pure Powdere.
'bite Hellebose, Persian insert Powds
v- When in seed of anything in tli
line cowe aad as sae or write' f?
All inquiries cbee.-fully answered.
Cstae. GaiKFmi
3S2 Main Street.
Wslstt Liaf Hais rTiTo.Ba. Ii ia en
"Iv different from all others. It is as
r'"r a wa'er. and. a? iu name indicates. i
lTtly Vsretable Hair Reatnrer. It will
w tus.li.tely Tree the bead from all dandniR
"""e rtsj hair to ita na'aral color, an.
riorf a new growth wliere it bas fclirt
h does sot in aay manner affert flv
"Ha. whicb sulphur, sogar of lewd an.
nte of silver preparation have don
a caaacs lht ct bdrd hah- in a fe
lo a ssa.ni.r..i t . i.
, a"j "rown. AM TOW"
fc H. Kara aottk it warranted
Kline 0a, whoiaaale atreola, Pml
sd Hafl 4t Roekal, 5ew Yori
A Mor. craiy yonng man. ofabouttwrnty
iwo years of age, Oliver Saiilb by name,
was brought op from Mid.ilerreek township
by the constable last week, and placed in
jail. He was so violent and noisy that
Sheriff Spangler speedily secured an order
front Judge Baer for his removal to the poor
boue, where hs was takeo on on Thursday
ever.ing.
A new way of keeping warns has been
put iu practice, and with good effect. It is
lo have a buckwheat cake large enough to
cover the bed like a quilt, and spread it
"liiping hot" abuut the time of retiring.
When made of profer thickness it retains
the beat until morning, and then if a person
ia too buy to get a p. he can make a very
good breakfast by eating off tbe edging as
be ties.
A telegram was received in Somerset on
Mo.iday morning from Williamsport. Pa.,
announcing the death of Mrs. Susan Wag
ner, wife of Rev. J. 8. Wagner, and daugh
ter of Dr. R. H. Patterson, of Stoystown.
The funeral will take place from the resi
dence of Dr. Patterson in Stoystown this.
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Wagner removed
from Stovetown to Williamssrt some four
or five weeks ago.
County Superintendent Weller has had a
pamphlet printed containing tbe proceed
ings of tlie late Teachers' Institute, buret her
with the names of all the school directors
ttid teachers in the county, salaries paid,
tc The work ia gotten up in a neal and
ubsiantial form, and will be placed on sale
t Charles H. Fisher's book store the first of
iel week. Every teacher in the county
-hould have one in his rsswession. Price
i cents.
tiding, they presented for his signature an
; article ol agreement. I he concluding portion
i of a liich was a judgment note. Tliey ae
cured nearly $tn,0UU of these notes, which
tbet disposed . I bi banks and private capi
talists, realizing in this way about f .4.UU0.
The moral of this is that if a man wants to
see his name iu writing, be hau better eu-
i roll it with a slate iencil. Things have
come to such a sa that, as an exchange
truly remarks, it is unsafe to sign even a
teins-rauce pledge without first consulting
a gsi lawyer.
The election ssel off very quietly iu
Somerset, only about a two thirds vote be
ing sll.d The eitire Republican ticket
was elected. bH withstanding the fai-t tbat
tnanv of the Independents resorted to their
old trick of attending tbe primary and then
voting against the ticket which they assisted
to place in nomination. Some of them voted
the straight-out Democratic ticket, while
others did considerable "scratching." Their
priucial effort was made against Geo. W.
Pile, chairman, and John tt. Scott, Esq.,
secretary, ol the Republican county com
mittee, candidates for arli.Mil director-, and
L. C. Colhorn, Esq , candidate for burgess,
but as the returns in another column will
show their efforts, as rsual. proved futile,
and the three "obnoxious Stalwarts" were
elected along with the balance of their
brethren on the ticket, which, by the way,
was made up of straight-out Republicans
from burgess down to auditor.
Judge Breden. of Butler comity, has just
rendered a decision which will be read wi'h
great interest. It seems that the bwu coun
cil of Kittanning refused to allow tbe chief
burgess to preside at cocncil meetings, and
he in turn refused to sign orders on tbe tax
duplicate. A bill was filed and a pereiupb
ry mandamus requiring his compliance was
asked in the itinn The judge reviews
the various acts of Asembiy concerning the
organization of the borough, and concludes
his long and elaborate opinion as follows
We are of the opinion that in the bor
ough of Kittanning the burgess is an iute
grat part of the legislative power of the
municipality, and cannot lawfully be ex
cluded from the meetings of the corporate
officers at a hich, as chief officer of the ror
notation, he is entitled to preside, and do
therefore hold the answer of the respondent
to be sufficient in law, iflhe facts are a
therein sta'ed, and refu.e the motion for a
rreniit'ry mandamus made on the iitsiif
ficiencv of said answer.
Ctinemaugh township, the last bwnbip
in the county to adopt tbe public aclnsil
-Vetera, at present has the highest salaried
at hers of any township in the coontv. In
tddilion to this. 8irintendent Weller in
terns u-that ibe people f the township
tie a greater interest in the ach'stls. and
r sch-d themselves are in a better and
tore fl turisliing cotiditioa than those of
t any tubcrsch'stl di-trict in thee nnty
his Saka Well f.tr bones t old Cute
taugh.
Senator" Scoft was the victim, centered
it from among, his Regular Republican
rethren. s.n which the Iod.-peii.lent
rath was to he visited, on Tuly la-,
tlihmvh he was lb. tiuaninftns noiniiiee
' the Republican .-ais Us, hisserVHVS in the
.-I two ranitaigbs was more than the Inde--tHieuto
were willing to swallow aotbey
4tcentrated ilM-ir force and biatfally tr
imed (hat tbe Senator sle-uld be srat(s-d
("he fight they made against him was an
I Mlerhanded and bitter one, bat the Sena
.rial hacon was preserved intact.
Judge Tourgee, of the Omti-ent, speaking
f imhlic schools, as: I du.Uk bt say
nything against the oblic sch.s.1; b-it I
in its present devehtutaiit thai the best
is linked with the w-f-t; the groatb iih
he derav; and the decay will .everomm. I
-lat e ihookht thattltr (sthers and m a hers i
-iitrr too liille into the life of I heir children. (
baby is taken from the entile and tamed
.t rr to the care of the sch.oJ master and
do a btatk before it grfe over winking frosa
xirprise. Standiiur a boy on end lika a saa
age and stuffing bim mil of facts ia not tba
wav to make men."
Misa Xarcissa White, who will speak ia
he Court Hous next Tuesday evening.
March fith, has a wide tpaead revwtatioa aa
t temperance talker, aad we hopa oar po
4e will turn ont to hear ker. in speaking
Hall's Jimmnl if Ilmlth gives us some
hinl that it will be wie to give strict heed
to. It says:
U anil v a day parses in this climate of nnrs,
between tlie chilly das of autumn and the
month t:f June, that the community is not
startled by tlieannouncemtntof the sud-hn
death of some prominent man, who has
been the head. terha, of vast enterj -rises
We feel almost certain, before making the
inquiry, that tbe immediate cause of death
was pneumonia. Tbe obituary probably
repeats that threadbare untruth about the
"inscrutable nivsteriea of Providence."
There ia really no mvstery about it Bosi
new men, and particularly Americans, are
intent ou pushing their business tbat they
lose siaht of all else. They think they have
no time to be ill. and in many instances
they only realize the danger of delay when
the shadow of death is upon them. Had
they less ambition to ' die rich" they would
be more likely to heed tbe warnings of dan
ger that are always given, and then not one
rase of pneumonia in one hundred would
prove fatal. Any person and particularly
one over forty years of age who neglects a
severe cold a' thia season of the year is in
danger of pneumonia. The only safe plan
is to remain in a warm, comfortable ronm
or in severe eases in bed, employing eut a
remedies ay .may be prescribed by a compe
tent physician. If there is delay in taking
care of one's self until the inflamation is
established, there is great danger of a fatal
resnlt.
PHoimasvALixT Item.
The whole Republican ticket was elected
at our late election by majorities ranging
from 31 to 70
' The weather not being favorabla during
the past week, onr sugar makers have np to
this writing made but very little sugar.
Onr old friend Harry Land is bas been
confined to his home for some time on ac
count of sickness. We missed him rerv
much at our late elet tion. as he is a staunch
Republican.
William A. Kin .ads. another of onr enter
prising farmers, ha all the material ready
f-r a I arge ham. which he intends to build
the coming summer on the old Grave stand.
Mr. Rh.ads is by no means an old man.
but this will he the second bam that he has
built. Brides, he has recently erected a
fine brick h wise oi his farm He is a be
liever in g.ssi buildings, and if evenrssiy
wonld ftll tw his example, we w-mld soon
have good buildings all around. He is also
a iro.sl Rrpuhlii-an.
Last spring ur frietd. A G. Ettnmelt.
bstk ptoseMiioti of a new lei -ted. and almost
w tro. out farm; the buildings wt re v. rf
shabby and dilapidated, but during last
summer he renovated the hott-e fr m attic '
1 1 cellar, and it ttow ha the atesriK-e of a
fi . new b lit. ling He als-t made onsid
arable improvetnetit mi tbe farm in putting
up rail and wire feticea. ami applying lime
and . it Iter fertilizers the soil, and during
the past winter be hanledhe material f.tr a
Urge bank Km. which he i'ttn.b t mt np
earlv- in tlie;.rifiir. 1I- also owns rotae til
short-honi.-d eatlie; I ibit k he has the best
li;reed hill ill lb'- eontil'. What we
Want m Br ehersvalley V- in -re such ettt. r
crisina farmer a Mr. Kmirnt". 1 t p tlif'cs
b i- "stalwart.
Tha rVtU'sra- imagined Ihal we had a
weak ticket, and here e ! k thing by
the f-4ehs-K by nominating a Citizen's tick
et, will, b consisted of f-ur ReHib!hans an I
eight Detoocrata. anil there hw been no
campaign ft the st twenty years in whim
the wear Better a-ganix-d Thty divsled
lite township into a ststre tf sn districts,
an I ti iflei eTr n atteot D-m wt in
tha district t see personally every Dttu
crane voter a i I iot bim on the situa'i-m,
for they, (:h' Dvtntcra J w re g-ing to
wa up the wh ) Repuoitcai ticket. Of
coarse the wh-de tsiurb-m crew w in town
arty, and woraed like denvMU Wt a.-c .m
pli-h tbeir and. bm tbe Bepaitlicaiat v.tle.1.
the aieaa ticket, and so did a majority, of tbe
Indeprntlrnta, and the cooaeqaencr is oar
Drome fa uc (rieada aaa again micas tbe
oflVxa. X..w AsaTats.
aukbist Tuwastiir. ' .
Constable, William Cotighenour; Judg
of Election, Michael JorUau ; Inspectors, J.
11. Kileuberger, Kd Painter; Assessor, Sam
uel G. Walker; Supervisors, Tobias Miller,
Henry Henxog ; Scliool Directors, George G.
Walker, r'reu Piatt; Auditor, Francis Suhre ;
Tuwusbip I'lerk, Jmes Tiplou.
axaus aoBotou.
Constable, William A. Powell ; Judge uf
Eicciio.., J. P. t'biisou ; l.tspecv-rs, John
X. Giolf, Juhn S. Unfile) ; Assessor, C A.
lieltley ; gcuooi Uireclora, Albert llefiiey,
Jouii Musaer; Auditor. William N. Weiier;
lusu Clera. Joint A. Philaou; Burgess, A.
I). Kioto; Assisiaut Burgess, William K.
Kriaaiuer; lowu Council, George rogie,
Aiex Berkci bile, Jacob llt ffley, Peter Su
de. D. A. Brubaker, Eiuauuel Masters;
High Guualable. John Slteetx; Street Com
missioner, Kd McQuade.
BauTHca-VALLir rowiisHir.
Township Treasurer, Simon W. Fritz;
Constable. T. S Fiaber; Judge ol Eloiiioii,
William Dickev ; Inspectors. A. J. Brant,
Ephraim Boger; Assessor, H.J. Mosgrave;
auperri..rs, Josiab Brant, Xelaou J. Judy,
Joel Berkley ; School Directors, W. S.
BiUuer, B. i Hay ; Auditor, A. E Brant ;
Township Clerk, Simon W. Sev ita.
COHmsCGH TOWHSHir.
' Justice. Jacob D. Swank ; Constable, Si
mon Tuumas; Judge of Election, Henry
Lenhart; Inspectors, Isaac S. Kauffman.
Epbraim Thomas; Assessor, Aaron F.
Swank ; Supervisors, Peter Thomas, Jacob
C. Easb. John fl. Blough : School Directors,
Jacob L Kautfiu an, Joseph Johns; Auditor,
Philip Meyers ; Township CI rk, Peter
Levy.
cosri.0 ewce bobocgh.
Justice. George G. Gruff; Burgess, Simon
truff; Town Couitcii, Henry Fisher, A. X-
Tissue, A. G. Black, H. Kurtz, John Cun
ningham, Thomas Frazer; Constable, J. &
Shaw ; High Countable, John Paniell :
Judge of Election. V. M. Black ; Inspectors.
Jaser Flatiigan. E. O. Roderick ; Assessor,
George Sihert ; Street Commissioner, Tims.
Kyler; Scb.sil Directors, L. W. Weak land
James A. Bradley, Auditor, V. M. Black;
Town Clerk, J. K, Kieg.
BLKL1CE TOWJtsHir.
Justice, W F. Gariitc; Constable, U. D
Thomas; Judge of Election, D. J. Engle ;
Ius(ectors. Christian Hare. William Fair;
Assessor, C. C. Garlilz; Supervisors, H A.
RisJamer. William Kretchnian ; School Di
rectors, William II. Hay, U. A. Xewman ;
Township Treasurer, J. J. Folk; Audib.r.
David Fulliu ; T.rwnship Clerk, 8. J.
Ringler.
CBEKVILLJC T0W5SRir.
Justice, A. J. Stooer; Constable, Fred
Durr; Judge of Electron, S. M House! ; In
specbtrs. Isaiah Baer. John Helwick ; As
sessor, Michael Baker ; Supervisors. Solo
mon Albright. Valentine Sass; School Di
rectors, Michael Baker. Paul Werner; Au
ditor. J C. Kendall; Township Clerk. S.
M II. .usel ; Tt.wnsliin Treasur. r. John B.
Lowrey.
jr.FrxB on t iwssBir.
Justice, Geo rue Barclaf ; Constable. Wes
ley Miller; Judge of Election, Isaiah P.
Criae ; Iiianecbirs. W H Han man. Peter S.
Sliti'tz. E. J Baker, tie; AsseMtor. A. H.
Kuhlman; Sii rcisors. John Wright. Geo.
J. Flick School I i rectors. Nelson B. Christ-
tier, William P. Hay; Atnlitor, X.aUi Bni-
ner; Township Clerk, Salas 11. Cable;
Towuship Treasurer. A B. Howard.
JMSEXTOW BOBStCUK.
Bargees, J. F. Kautz; Town Cooncil,
John A. Kay lor. T- B. Jolnson. John II.
Duncan; Constable, G. W Johnson; Judge
of Election, G S. Blanset ; Inspectors J. F.
Kautz. Daniel Peterson ; Assessor, Frank
Berkey ; Street Commissi. uk?, J. O. Fried-
line; School Directors, John Rink, A. B. ,
Kautz; Auditors, W. Frank Gaul, A. B.
Kautx ; Town Clerk, T. B. Johnson.
JtKSEB TOWSPHtr.
Justice. William Winters; Constable,
Daniel Sine; Judge of Election. Jonas
Ankrny ; Inspectors. Jiwepb Raymon, Geo.
Arisman ; Assessor Jonathan rt.nnk ; So
lrvisors, C Wechtenheiser. Allen Huff
man, John Shaffer. Jacob Hoffman ; School
Directors, Samuel MUler.X. B. Critcbfield,
8. 8. Koms ; Auditor, F. O. Xeff; Townebip
Clerk. E. K. Gallagher.
LARIHIB TOWUSHIP.
Constable, Jacob S. Beat ; Judge of Elec
tion, Jacob E Geiger ; Inspectors. Otto Lo
re ntz. J. F. Bittner; Assessor. A. O. Beat;
8 n pervis. rs, W ra. Domer, Mathias B winati;
Scbool Directors, Henry Slegel, Peter fVsoe-
maker; Auditor. Peter Weimer; Township
Oerk, J. 8. Deal ; Township Treasurer, J.
E. Geiger.
LOWEB TfaXlTrOOT TOWSTSBir.
Justice. Thomas Ream ; Constable, Ba
laam Yonnkin ; Judge of Election. John
Kregai ; Inspectors, Emit Cunningham. A.
J. Lenhart; Assessor, M Andrews; 8nir-
vieors, Cliarles Rise, M.. Harttrll. Philip
Phillii. H. C Wirsin ; Sch.stl Direcb.rs,
H. B Hamed. Samuel Minder; Auditor.
R.s Lytle; Township Clerk. C. 8 Yoam
kin. MIMlLECBCF.B TOW5SHIP.
Justice. Jessee C Sweitzer; Constable.
Jesse Whii.kev-: Judce of Election. Jrre-
n.lab Pile; Iiisjiectors. Fnderick Cpbonse.
Marion Henry ; Assessor, Solomon C. Bark-
lev ; Supervisors, Hiram Barron, John Bar
ron ; School Ihrectors. Samuel Snvder. W il-
n Whiprry; Aaditor, J.tseph B. Crich-
fiet.l; Township Her. J S Pile; Township
Treasnrer, J.aiah Pile.
ail.r-BD TW5SHIP!l.l 1.
Supervisor. Samnel Ramperger; Assea-
Sor. J.etiab W. Pile ; Constable. Joseph P
Wiltr -of ; JuL.e of Ivsction. Wm H II.
Baker; Inspectors, Gillian L Miller, Emau-
nel . Ems.: untrviM.rs. Jacob 8 Miller.
A I. land r Si.tdt-r Ibn.it I It. Mi.ler, Sam
nel Bw-r, Hiram Pile, tie; Sch.-.l Dnec
btrs Harrison M as. i , Harrison Wiltroat ;
Audit-tr, Geoive M. Baker; Township Clerk.
George Snyder.
ILP-'BD ToWSSBIP. oBTB. .
Judge of Election. J.e.b H. Sholtz; Iu-
ia(s-e..rs, Fret-msn Eiitie.d. Hiram Rnahle.
N.TKBSDALK B B-TAiH.
Juslv, W B tVsk and J ho F. .aub;
Btr.t .J. A Graves; T-wi. Council, t'on-
ra: Beat, D. 0t-r. A. fhamher'ain. II.
jj. Iti.Migh, W V Hitka. W. A. logman;
Constable, Samibl HamnH.nd; High Con
stable. John W. Pile ; Judge of Election, G.
W. Eichnor; Insvt..r. F A. Domer. W.
A (iraves; AsMsor, Dennis Murray ; School
Dire.-b.rs, 8 D. Uvettguod. Daniel Shultz;
AadUor. H 8. Bell.
jasglasses fee sale by C X. Boyd.
--'' ?: -,,.
fyr spring calieo, pretty ginghams, new
4ejrle shirtings, nice dress goods, wide sheet-
Mg, pillow case muslins, bleached and an.
bleached cottons, bsmborgs, etc., go to
Pabeeb & Pabxeju
Helman. Jacob E. Fouet; Aaaeaaor, Peter
Hoffman; Suoerrisors, H. P. J. Custer,
Joseph J. Seese ; Scbool IHrectors. Jacob
Knavei. Josiab Custer ; Aaditor, Jacob Hoff
man : Township Clerk, Peter Heffinan.
' QLBJiAaoxwa TowaaHip. I Waivt - rersoos sboot commencing
... tv.:.i a i .- .,weekeeping to know that' we have on
TT.".', . " " ' . 7: : hea-fnrnishing goods in Somerset county.
A. . I ,. v rt' f W exclusive agents i Somerset for tbe
Xacelaior Cook and New Rnl.b.r trert.lv-
Miller, Jonatbau Smith ; Scbool Directors,
William Maurer, Abe Zimuierman ; Auditor,
Frauk Wingert; Tuwusbip Clerk, Frank
Clark.
lag top), tbe leading cook stoves in tbe mar-
act. which we bare in all sizes. Please call
aud examine our goods before outfiiing.
We will save you money.
A. C. Schkll & Co.
SAUsarBT BonorsH.
Justice, C T. Hay ; Burgees, Walt Bouch
er ; Town Council, 8. K- M Kinley, 8. J.
I i. loe J. Itoiiser : Lonslmhle C. H. flnotii 8
Higfa'coiiatable. Abrara Geiat, Robert Show- 5f frtiIi. honW buy h
... ..... i...i..fi-i.ji... n.. r-. E te best results tor tbe smallest amount of
alter, tic, uu(9 w ...mvm, iimij nmiin ,
Inspectors, V . H. Lambert, Ed. Lambert ;
j The season for planting potatoes, corn
Ac., is last approaching and farmers, in buy-
Assessor. Adam Fugle : Street Cummiasion-
er, W. J. Licbty ; school Directors, J. F.
Liveugood, X. Merrill ; Auditor, Sam Mier.
SHADE TuWKSHir.
Constable. Levi B. Manges; Judge of
Llectiuu, Aaron Cnasey ; Inspectors, Jacob
Helman. Xewtou Lour; Aaaeaaor, Samuel
McGregor ; Supervisors, William Rodgers,
David Manges ; Scbool Directors, Jacob
McGregor, lavid E. Wagner; Auditor, Wm.
Trent ; Township Clerk, L. D. Sine
SOMERSET BoBoCGB.
Burgess, L. C Colboru ; Town Council, C.
X. Boyd, S.F. Picking, C. F. Rhoads;
Scbcol Directors, George W. Pile, John H.
Scott; Assessor, Chambers Huston; Judge
of Election, James L. Pugh; lusctors,
John Huston, Frank Sufall; Consuble, W.
W. Davis ; High Consuble. Wm. Gilbert ;
Street Commissioner, Dauiel E. Davis ; Au
ditor, W. C Hosteller.
aoKEBSRTOwmunp, ao. I.
Constable, Frank L. Young; Judge of
Election, Abraham Weller; Inspectors,
Samuel Shaffer, Isaiah Pile; Assessor, P. F.
Cupp ; Supervisors, J. B. Countryman, Hen
ry Fox, Dauiel Baer, Wm. Brown ; School
Directors. Win. G. Knepper, Josiah Berkey ;
Township Treasurer, David Caseheer ;
Auditor. A 8. Miller ; Township Clerk,
Jacob O. Kiiutuell. No. 2. Judge of Elec
tion, Jonathan Miller; Inspectors, Nelson.
Ankeny.
8T0TSTOW9 BOBOrGH.
Burgess, J. H. Snyder; Town Council,
Daniel Berkey. Wm. B. Tice, Isaac Fanier ;
Constable, John A Young; Judge of Elec
tion. William Wilson; Inspectors, John H.
Custer, David L. Witt ; Assessor, Augustus
Heffley ; Street Commissioner, George W.
Young ; School Directors. Paul B. Schlag,
Abe Ferner ; Auditor, M V. Sorber.
SrMKtT TOWUSHIP.
Justice, Michael Shannon; Constable
Charles Kimmell ; Judge of Election, A. J.
BiNiae; Inspectors, J. R- Meyers, Mahlon R.
Walker; Assessor, W. H. Owens; Supervi
sors, Elias Fike, Peter Bowser; School
Direcb.rs. Silas Walker, Jacob W. Peck;
Auditor. George Tilp ; Township Clerk, Con
rad Werner.
SOUTHAMPTON T0WBSBIP.
Consuble, Simon Lepley ; Judge of Elec
tion, Jesse Kimmell ; Inspectors, George
Manx, Willard Lepley; Assessor, John H.
Lepley; Supervisors, Balaam Shumaker.
H. Keller ; School Directors. John B. Baker
Abraham Bm er; Auditor, L-rael Etnerick.
Jacob L. Kimmell, tie; Towuship Clerk, E.
L. Shumaker; Township Treasurer, Wm.
P Manx.
STOBYCmEBK TOWItsaiP.
Constable. Joseph Stull ; Judgj of Elec
tion, Win. H. Baldwin ; Inspectors, Peter 8.
Buyer, Joseph MnHler; Assessor, J. J.
Miller; Supervisors, Elias Siatzman. Xnah
Reefer. Chaancey Lnwry ; School Directors,
Wm. M. Schrtick. Conrad Spangler; Aud
ibr, J. K. Will ; Township Clerk, Jefferson
Kimmell.
rrrra tcbeethsit towhsbip.
Oinstable. Freeman Yonnkin ;' JutUe of
Election, S- C. Williams ; Inspectors. Jo-iab
Friend. D. J. Henrys Asseasor. Thomas
Williams; Snpervisora. A. W. FaWley, Jo
nas Meyers; Scbool Directors. Jacob Pbil
liprd. Jacob Angnstine ; Auditor. Peter Zu
fall ; Township Oerk. J. R Dnmtauld.
CRsmA txtBoraa.
Burgess. P. H. Sellers ; Town Council, L
A. Jenkins. Leroy Forqner. F. Dull ; Con
stable. H Van Sickle: High Consuble. Hi
ram Blnbaugb ; Judge of Election, W. 8.
Kuhlman; Inspertors, M. Wills, A. P.
King; Assessor. John Colhorn ; Street
Commissioner. A. W. Walter; School Di
rectors. F W Heslop. Wilson Evans ;
Audit or?, John Zimmerman, J. H. Jenkins.
WEIXEBSBrBO BOBOrOH.
Justice. J. M. Wingert ; Constable. G. W.
Witt ; Judge of Election, J. H. Leith ; In
spectors, George Pant, James Close; Assess
01.J..E. Shaffer, Supervisor. Peter Knierim;
School Directors. G H DeHaven. J H Leith ;
Anditor. J. M. Wingert ; Town Clerk. Alex
ander Emerirk ; Burgess, Michael Long;
Town Council. A. Trimble, J. H Leith,
John Wingert, J. E Shaffer. Frederick
Fechtlg, John Derick. 8r.
money. , "Fossil Marl" ia just such a fertil
iser. It does not grow a large and useless
: atock or vine but gives tbe plants a natural
aarady growth, with tbe same results as you
would obtain from good barn yard manure ;
and every farmer ktn.wna what a fertilizer
good barn yard manure is. Fossil Marl
niay be termed a substitute for it, but better
in many re specks. Fossil Marl does not
grow weeds, while manure always will.
It is quite nnlike Pbospbate as it bas no
disagreeable smell, and does not bum the
germ of the seed. You cannot handily get
too much on an acre, and above all it is a
first class top dressing for grass, for which
Phosphate ramtof be Used. It can be broad
casted or drilled in the ground. Ita durabil
ity and lasting qualities iu the grvund U
from three to five years, and it sells for
about one-half tbe cost of Phosphate and
otber fertilizers. A good, reliable agent is
wanted in every township in the coanty.
Send for terms, catalogues, Ac., to
Jobs 8. 8hapeb,
Somerset, Pa.
Agent for Somerset, Fayette and Westmore
land counties.
Absolutely Pure.
rttls powder never varies. A marvel of nirltv.
strength aa w huleanaflsnass. More cmumk-.tl
tbaa the nr-llnsrv kiwis, sad eaanot ba rM ia
aBptiiin wbk themaltltedvof luw iml, short
wainai, aiaa or pbusphata powders. Sold mnJy Is
rest kov ai. Basus Pow obb Co., los Wall n.
OTCE OF APPLICATION
FOit LAND.
Ta all whom It may nBrn:
Take sotk that I bare nlrd aa applfnttloa
with Hon. A. K. IlankrL Secrets ry f laterosi
Affairs, for a warrant mr Hzty set sol Nstl slt
aaw la Stnnyersek lowa-blj., Somsisst 4intv.
fa . a.!j..lblna Ian Unf Msry Arkeriaan. warrtDt
ad io hub f t'harles Ihfia oa ha eat. IKvll
Hpeohtw rraaud In the nana or Adam Heelra.ua
tha Donti. Mtuoereek river ua the west, and Al
bert Write aad James Laabsrt oo 1 he snath.
And at tha cxplratl.m ut ssdsts I will ask tkat
a warrant hs Israeli ta ma lor the sama
faint JAMLS LAMBERT.
MARKIKU.
UXRCH PIPER. At the bride's borne
in Williamsburg, Blair county. Pa., 'in
Wednesday, Ftbruarj 22 id, lt&i by Rev.
C. B. Graver, Martin L. Uuruh. M. D., of
Hooversville, Somerset county. Pa., sou of
Rev. J. X. Cnrub, to Miss Lydia M. Piper.
of Williamsburg, Pa.
CA BLE LAMBERT. On tbe 22d of Feb
ruary, at the Lutheran parsonage in Fried
ens, by Rev. J J. Welch. Mr. Francis r.
Cable and Miss Maria M. Lambert, both of
Shade township.
HORNER HOR.NER.-Ou tbe 18th of
February, at Jennertown, by Henry Raucb.
Esq , Mr. Edmund Homer to Mrs. Sarah A.
Homer, both of Jenner township.
SPEICHER L0HR. On the 22d of Feb
ruary, at Jennertown, by Henry Rauch
Esq., Mr. John J. Speicher to Misa Catha
rine Lohr, both of Jenner township.
DIED.
THOMPSON. On February 11, 1S83,
George Russell, son of George and Amanda
Thompson, at the age of 3 years, 10 months
snd 11 davs.
DEXXER. On the loth of February, at
his residence, near Friedens, Mr. George F.
Denner, aged 3 years, 3 months and 25
days.
Beautiful Homes.
iSTISTIC iiuim
Freacoio;, Kmlaominliig, Pat
per llaiiglug.
MR FRANK 0CL, who has ao superior In
tha abvsr.ylsof work, bas last re aroed Irum
a protracted toar th oupttt toe east, where h
'aagbt en to" all tbe Luveltief in his Una. ha
Is prepared to laralia all styles ol paper at prices
to suiw some of nis samples oi papar Arc aim.
plysapsib. ParJas deslrli.a his Mnkxs will
and talia ai lbs Somerset House,
febz
ra
TER
GOODS
GREAT REDUCTION
IN THE
PRICE OF
SUCH Ji.S
CLOAKS,
DOLMANS,
JACKETS,
CHILDREN COATS,
Sfc, TO CLOSE OUT.
CALL SOON AND GET A BARGAIN !
FOR THE
SPRING TRADE
We have bought an immense stock of Carpets,
fVwvi tnn r-v o vi
ivuo ii 1 1 vi vy 1 1 viuiiio iiiiii iiiuii-
ufacturers direct, and the
goods will be sol
at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
CARPETS Matched, Cut and Put Down.
Grois, Foster & Quinn,
113 Hudll3C'LlATO. STBKKT. JOHXMTUWK. PA.
Receipts and Expenditures
OF
aOMKBUIKT aaABaaarr
Uorraeted by Oooa a. Baaarra.
Cosn.rrtcs: Items.
Tbe boronh election resolted in a Deroo
eratic victory in a largely Republican town.
The eanse is not a mystery.
Ihe mnvine season is close at hand, and
there is a teneral scramble for hooves
Bents are eonsiderahly higher than for
merly. Those who wish to enjoy rnnd health and
lire long shonld asmre to Otnlroence. as
there bas been bat one death, and tbat an
seed nun. for etirhteea months, and no
sickness of sny eonsetjtieoce. The doctors
want a chance.
A protracted meeting hat been in pm)Eree
I a sc'h.wii-iinui.e jnst acmes tbe lonttn
river, in Fayette county, for ahont f or
we-lt. under the ontml of Rev Milb.n
8h w, uf the Independent M. Church.
Ma y hsve been at the altar, and some
twenty-five persons have professed saving
free. X
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR 4 FEED
apple. dried, ft a TOlOe
Applabaner. Ral 75!f
Hraa. 1 is tl
Battar. f (kea)
- (n.lll e
Baekwttaat ft bash Tie
meal, 1M
Beeswax fl sc
Baeoa.saoai.iers. w s rs
" 4. lea, I2c
eaaotrThans W ise
Ora. taar ww fl baaaal .roestue
- taUeri) aid .....
SwMaVl y aa aa. .- SC
waVU atlaawW. ft aaV 9f
Kara, atoot, c
Var. flbbl t MHt OS
rtaxsaad, fl Mt Tfcr
Bsss. isaaar-eureii) fl a Mr
Lard, ft larfirlic
baather. red sole, fl a. rt3Be
" apaar, - . tardive
" alp. " KtSSs
ai moiios. aaa caop ivs -z
Uats. ft be 60rMi
Fntatnas. V be (new) 8 -wr
Peaehes. dried, fl h Sr4sMr
Bye. fl ha TSS
Baas, W B . is
Sak. No. t, fl bN astra ! SSfil S
" Oroaad Alan, par sack fl tti W
asaioa persaca a. -
Saaar, yellow fl teaii
watte lCrlSe
Ttoov, m a feiTi
Waaat. Pba i
Waal, fl ft. r6
pt
UBLIC SALE
OF
valnaDle Real s
Me
Paneaattaea orJr of tbo Orpaaaa Ooart af
Bnsserast aoaaty. ra taara wtu as sold al pablM
saieaa as preauaaa, b awsasrast suroaca, aa
Siturdny, MtrckH, 1SS3.
aitlo'tlaake m tke fcliawlns; desrrlbad res) as-
lata: Taa BMitUNt ono-aa i nHeteat or tane
arUtakHSo(aT. aadslaao. flisntiia boraaak.
Pa- bounded aa tbsaovh by Base strsec aa ibe
aat b aa alter, oa ta i h tntsr J w
PHa. aaa: aa tbo wast bv Mai" m street, Bta.
rne aboot t feet aa Mala Cross street aad aat
tts4tsatoB Baea street ea wblrkare inewa a
larae i" atary brWk dealliaw buaas aad ether
baiMiaga
TKRM8 r
Taa aer seat af tba parehasa asnaay to b pd
aadevvfaale. aad the balaaswaaaasd lade.
i Mssrid. ahee Jtaj 1, 1(83 Possassloa grna
asnn,sMa.
' J C. HOKWKB.
i AdBsirlsrrararafMsrr aaa aeavr. dW
At to aaate tnaa aad plaa 1 wiH ofcr fre sals
say aadieided Bait la.arast as ikttbjniwt sad
amaLtas, ss the pan baser will cat taa eat Ira a
larss. J. u buwiu.
mot
SCW BtLTiaokl BoanCOH.
JtiHk-r. F. J. Gillt-7-pie; Ctmstable, A. P.
Riffle; Jo.L.e ul Elenioii. B. Vnfbo;
lupretir, William Ilairbrant; iee,
J.av.h Gardill ; 8apervkt.'. Feter Weimer ;
St-l.wJ Directurs. J. M Tojwr. G. E. Huf
(ni; Tiiwuahip Clerk, M. Krone.
SEW CKXTKEVIU.I BuBOCaa.
BurKasa, W.H. Walter; Town Coanctt,
W. H. Gardner Edward aWall. 1. P. Pall ;
Constabie, Usoy 8ooU ; Hh Consuble,
Philip Wesley ; Jode of Kleetioa. John
Hay ; Inspectors, Reuben M'Millen, Josiah
Miller i Aw.easi.ir. W. A. Brant; Street Com
aaisaiuoet, D. W. Will ; School Directors
John H. Zinn. W. fl Deatrkk ; Anditof
aW.TrnxalL
VOBTaaa.rrox Tt.wssai.
Constable 4- X. Ley dig; 4Ha of eo
tion. Jaoub Poorhaneh i Instwctuta. Ananai-i
v , , in ike House feated in the eieaises. wcicn enwameooias rucaroeri. iteary sjans; Asarasor
. fiibjd, and the swles and enrridon were r;rHuyc reaaiag. aeciassaiiavia tui.. v. nes. ( n,oaai i-peo ; nrw... Aetai.svuaes.
rowoed Many rewiained atandingt dwin Mad. crelttts awua- wweaer. sir. . s,
he addseaa. Riendea to4 rmprretioa Y.n, ior tae enH la which IW eaar.
ud avnsui laasaoir aa. weTL that aaan essea were conducted. We axpat to hare
tsdesi thesUW to eaaisisstf her." j
Somebaxt Tovtssait, Feb. 2i
A, spellinit school was held in the Vnler
Repttrt of Dwire school for the fourth
m tilth, ending Febrnarj 13th. lS3z
Who'e nnuiher in attendance daring the
too oh, ntahs 30. rVniales 16.
Av rx:ra tendance during nnmth, males
18, frntales 10
Aver)re attendance during term, males
91, females 13.
Per cent of attendance during tbe month,
males 1 0. ft-malr 1
Per cent f allendam-edurine term, males
71 ft-male 7..
The Pd lowing nanwd papils were prreent
every .lay d'irin the ro.inlh : John Vooht
and Harrham V-ubt. i
Nuuibrrof viaiu by patrtHis. IS. j
A. J. 8usn, Teacher.
( hrr aldress deUvesed in UaJTU-Vurpa lew , sebtaw-htMwe an Wednesday evening. Frb- j
rks aince. tbe co3esp..nVnt of the; runry a very larpe c.w.l bririr in aV
Amn4met Homld, says
Misa Xarcissa, teudanoa. The best order was maintained
Vlnteocvnpied the Uall of R. preeentatives during tbeeveainf. and great interest ruani-
Following is tbe report of tbe Canal school
in Cmirr Tarkrefiarf ti.wuahin tk
fourth month, ending Febniart 7, 1H ;
. Ma-tie nam aer la alien dan ne during
month, male Bf. females 13.
Average attendanae during month, males
15, remales !
Per cent or attendaace males 74 franales
77.
Number of viaibws. M; naather absent by
sickness, g.
The iollowiag popils attended erery day
dosing the moath : 8adie Ray man. Anna
Snyder. Cora K. Lowry, Anna R. Lowry,
WUifteld Kreger. A. H. Lnwry.
O. W. Lowry, Teaches.
FIJI BUD! DUE CLOTHKG
beaareUatscheosi
Chaisncy B-ier ; Schtad Djrect'jsa. rhastea coat its eas-h aatil farther atdke bt saake
kndalir, J Jj fvrtagh ; Auditor, S. rooaa b war spriac atock uf awer gauds la
& Psi rtnaah ; Tewwahrp deck. Juaiah thatBa.
tH.IV. at
Dry roods, carpets, ckxhiag. hats and
shoes Th lasgea) atock a heasa, iagsajn.
itss auawss, thsae ale, sad taceatry hrue-
arl carpels, wall aanat aad window ahadea,
ever eihibited in V .meant, raa aow be area
at ewr a.rpet moms, ha coonecUon with a
hat. of the hveat a ,-.' T.AL A0TICE-
and childe shoes, ail aew gooda. W "Tsettsals hsarts gHaatoaBwaaas B saayeaw.
wtU mmU mjui mA. t J " sej law a at
It Is aa Uger aeeeeaary for yti to
end tk tsmU UHar wrUi kh Ugh
Btiet aad Uaited assart sarat, since we
tsa laTviak j-m Clettiar rradj.ssaO,
M'j eamal to eaateai wari at ahewt
an half the Briee.
Write for Samples.
We wm rtfaad the aaeaa j ea all reads
maraed cat feajMl MtMiaUrj.
A.C.TATTS&CO
last tsitit cam a m xxx
Philadelphia.
S02JEESET COUNTY P002 nOTi
For the Year 18S2.
John H. Weimer. Esq , Treasurer of the
Somerset County Poor House, in aox-outil
ub the coanty for the year endiux Janu
ary I'd, A. D., 183:
Ta amoont draws from eoeaty treararer
ua omr . 4, laaura by cusaty eont
Bibstoi.rs... M.SS0.7S
To amount racelrad tram Casper Flsh.r,
(main.) "JOOO
To aawout ncelved from Ueorxe Eittt. . 2a i
- laue kooer
" Heary buoa luw
" " Joaspb T. Jkiller,
(main.) 16.00
Toauiunot rocivoj from Juacph T. Mil
ler (main ) li.Hl
Tuamuum rwcelrai from Joha H. Car-
mary tlM
To amount reeerred from Henry Book... Iu o
- Ueejmla MUler. Lut
- " Jacob fciioa 1S.UW
" - Kacbel Morelaaa Tue.uo
" ft. JopbT. illller,
mala) It 00
To auf -aat received from John Blough,
bona bower 15 00
To nm .oul ieeeivl Irum Jobu H. Car
Bbtry .... 18.
To arnuaot received from John H. Cr
mary IS.
CXI.
By amount paid ea order for oat door psa-
lr l.4T as
By asaoaat paid ea order kiraToeertaf.... 1.144 tt
- - boal aatl vaal.. 1.04; M
" " prwlawaa 3i.iU
By amoant paid oa ardor lur jtM.ic anU
oonstaules lera SSI
By aawoBt pakl oa order for ibuas and
leaiber US m
By amoant paid oa order tur wheal a.
by iaaat aaat a omer ksr euaveying
panaers 44 90
Hj aat.Bt paid oa order for directors py bass
By Boaat usid aa order lur eomaa aad
baihU So. 41
B amoaat paM oa erder fur physicians
pay ; IT&ce
by amoaat paM oa order for lime aad
aabM. - - so M
By aatoaat paid oa aeaoaat tor fool. M Xi
tt amuBBt paid oa arder Kr staward s
pay sM.0-
B) sax as: paid oa erder tor lamber Ha 4t
By aaMiaal jid aa erdr lur astoooliie-
oati .... ... .................... TOO
By aavueat paid an order for merchandise I, 32 44
hirbaMwitrs.... ZIMs
" - K ksraoa. aad
aad.llry
B) amoaat paid on order for prbvteg....
for UawAro aad
stoves
By aawaat paid ea order for postals and
laiiunery
Bv amoaat paid ea order for biacssBiUa-
iag
By amoaat paid aa order for attorney....
' for nut In
" wr iabur
" fur tnasarat....
- - for elorB
" " forleacber .. .
" " k reaonla sod
espybtg ..... .. ...... .... ...
By aoMHiat pid ea erder for eeaventioa
ai urate
By aiueM paid aa erder for Are lormj-
BBOS ,
By nssnaat paid .a order ior dress
By amuaat paid ea order for wsa nag....
Uf smtiBBi paid oa order for Biavde s-
praas
Bj amoaat paid aa erder for real estate
- " . for sarvovkig...
" for Mik-moui..
" " f.Bteaoawar..
for wig.
" " " tor bat. en settle
meat whbateward
r y amoaat paid ea order lor r lover seed .
- - fcrrm.tta....
ma tnti...
- - rernaara
" M meuicsl sarvice
. " viakiag paopars
LOUIS LUCKHARDT, JR.,
103 Clinton Strewt.
JOHNSTOWN,
WALT HAM, CLCIM, SPRINCFICLD, ROCK
FORD, HAM0EN, HOWARD and
SWISS WATCHES, In Cold
and Silver Open-face and Hunting
Cases. Key and Stem winding Watches.
1
I F.LL LIKE 6F CEOICE MUSICAL lSSTEHIim
33 U
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CLOSING OUT
A.t Reducecl JPrices !
OUR STOCKOP
e
COATS AND DOLMANS,
rOTTBLE SHAWLS,
CLOTH AND FELT SKIRTS,
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS.
HEAVY CLOAKINGS AND CLOTHS ! !
ALSO A LOT OF
LADIES' AND CHILDEEN'S
Woolen Merwear anil Hosiery
!!
GEO. KEIPER & CO.
ONE PRICE STORE,
255 & 257 MAIN STREET. JOHNSTOWN, PA
. ttoU-t TS
Ttk fit! lowincUeai are notstric:lctaive-
aM lo fiMir H-taee expenm: Owe r
paoars,' $M7U!; cuiivrvin upert.
tA isr, euduutaifl buriai. W, cuiiven-
(ktw rauetiMBV aJSaU: ooieule eiivusnt,
147 JO; real ette,$l(M: sotati x, S U:
lortlital servicm ouisutH of r-iuT II m,
$116; visiling iiaapen. sj .rfal. ti5l. 77:
tv.iu. ine actual exine4 ol lxir iluor-r v
We. tbe BnderalKned auditors of Sotu-r-
et itmnty, 0.1 Ut-rrby cnufy that we have
settlrd six! BttjoBtetl Itieacui.unt wf Jotui II
nruner. txi trrasun-r .l the tu-nvt
cKwity Put Htiuse fr ibe year Hxti, and
thai this staleiHeitt is etirrrrt
Witnrsn our baiMis and seals tba 19lb dav
of January. A. JJ. 16.M.
Job. r. E'aw, u .
1B.SX KjtCBJ.-K. fus 1
Attest JtiWf MiiHts,uM
Kbeb V. EitsecKKa. Cltk.
r
LIST OF CAUSES.
t'st of e
eraialaa; Marrha. l
J. . seot t
for trial at aa ad aia.J aoart
A. aad H. 8. Oleamer.
HrUm B. Maatebarr rs La.lrk Krark
Rrbeeea I'. Mryvrs Joha Frig al.
"amacl II aaverter rs Daakl arraad'a adom.
BJtraior aad airs.
MSWtlBtB.
'entweBes I'roarletetiTi Pr. W. s. Meaataia.
me rs w. . Pallia.
Paeiel y'" BHrs ts Jae Btwrbtie.
rilr ElmmoDs are ea Aama a Kimtr
admiaislraue at at
at 0wg1as.ageater W.L. Battsrj rt 1. D.
Bareoa.
Jam s BtsBra Jr.. exaratar Jaonb Caster.
U H. Lire a Bra n i-m a. Kasger.
OonrgeR lirip'l Ha rt n J.Ufc bntat.
lsaae Ha. a. W lo.il Uvtkry ,
Poeto ra Aaraaam fsttB
ary Eooetx ra Hoars aad Darfot perL
taarasm Walkar a Man LaBb uH Am.
draw Q Lmkm a. bar BosHaad
aoiwrt atarkmaa rs aaaa J BeaeO aad Base
bis wm.
Mirer Kaeaver rarasaa MataalLu. hi n.
ef Mint.
Joaa HBIvsSame.
bales Cat ea Ptakertaa Lestatr Oa. rhewM.
atra D. I Maaeby vs aJaeaajnad a MaateteL
Sm at PHrks aaa s Waabiegtna Mrgaaaa.
BtatnSiBs. - -
laaoe Hagasea IVt A tent.
Joaa Tnirj aad liar Id raet s Aadrew War
The "Mogul" Engine,
XEW DESir.X, BKAR1N EXTRA LA ROE. COMPACT. niPLF, 9TKOXO. DCEA
U1E, AND OK fcUl tlUoK WOEKM A.NSIilP A'P iiATtJOALi
JtAXUFACTUIiED BY
MEBWI5 McKAIG, - Cniaberhnd, lid.
IBOS ran, HACHISIST, ID BOIUB HillB,
Dealer in Railroad, Mine, Machinist nm-i MM Supplies. Jnm
. B a M as.
mna m 4-sror,sij7 jiatMtnerj. . .
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Itatieel bereby rnn that lovers of adtaMs-
tnairm barr booa erBtod by tbo pt'iawr aa' bor.
hy ta tbe eadsnitnMd ae tbe swat of Jaouft V.
loaaaia, sua iowcr Tsrsej an lwDs&ia.ee-
THOMAa REAM.
Ailmlnswrator.
ESTABLISHED 18S0.
Fishefs Book Store.
Arvays SB
JaalT
latae fl aaws rs tmaM Vnud'i adoi
IwrM riteea V.aesraa Umhrrv. tllmHad.) s4ra
WMNaai Airaura BTMUaaa a, Kwrnts ,imm
on siaramaasase Rt a Ktawll 1
Vol J. MiiBw aad - BkIBW U V
SeaaiL '
bur WnM aw Hank WtaiM n 5.B4. ,
Moaty KbaSrrMd ttebarlaa Sb gtr r Same. '
aameal n. MOaw aad aiaabrta Millar .sIUbm
1 , Hwtaua s Taa Pataorus Umktr 1
stark ar tbe B - k Btftr a v. aa.
i eat ef Bi- bra. Teataaaoaw. '-a!
Hymaa. Cbrtartaas' Hrwa Brka aad BjmaaJs.
lteiawrea Uma Bob. - 1-k-W.rVM. abaM.
tBS. bka Parrs. Eawlovre ftUgasie Nor
ria Rortow Hlaab Kka brr Heads. 3itt
gagasaad all baals.d gal Blaaba
books or POAT-Y.
Beak, at Trawl aad Adrrvara MMary. fit. .
eraaby aad a'arsioal otk . T-y b far
abdrrB. as bvoi rmy illea aatil j ft aw kt a
W.B raaaiatrd b k Sttrr. Meatoaart.r kr
sr aaa 1 laaeaera aaa sr., . s- a-a .1 aap.
Chas. M. Flsner.
llMklMUllUk.
gllERIFT'S SALE. '
Hyrmwaefeirtaiawrtiaaiai. Toad. Cz PI
Pa., aad AL FL Fa. an Bad oe of the Ooart af
Oommtia Plaaaaf ts oa asty.ra. aad wme
dirocted. tbera wfli bo esaaasd to swbiai sale, a
tbo esan Btrasa, la s aiiat. ra , ea
Tuemtay. Hank 13. 1883,
at 1 mUtk a. av. an tbo rara. wt
rtaUa M tba dMeadaat. Sanaa a
al to tbo fc Vmi m ml estate. Mtaa'. as atoay
CfB .wsba. enaaiy aae atate sbtreasd. ad-
tiales land, of Jba H ffaydrr. Sorab 1 oaor.
attea W.lgto. W Ultaw WU aad aibera.ei
tabstsa we baartiod imi. strtas msisars. wnb a
l dwatliBa buase. baafc barw aad atbaroeA
botiias tbrssua eraeiea.wftb ibr a, awrv assata.
Takoa la 'Miha a4 tb raa at BtU-va J.
Prttts. admaaberator at Jaara rrHta, doseaasj.
A1VH
All Ibe fgbt. tMte. bnorast aad abba of tba
defc-re.ats W I'Maaa J bsaia Ja4ab Jbaww.
aad Vkbsm Josasaa. Jr. oL ss aad wt.iuw
irart m aw d at eav to (tbatte tawaabia, a. awe
art wet'ty Pa. eaexstaav le an, ware at arte.
01 wt tob ibs ate 44 mm cbrar sad a
le atadiw wbb a oar atary bear bar
boa. ft pt SI. aad atbrrBb. lb ass Ibrsraw
m mff an a btt s of JB rWn J.ntbi
L, Vr Jala A ktik aaetbera. oib'ae at yee-
lka fcs rstistb'S at tba sab of Oewaa
I aHb of PaarTaaas ass ef Aaalr J. W
I atw aaabt J. lukn.
af
. Stasrs) ii ISSB. Ibe I ha baajedi ai ua M
af AaraaaMy n earl e tbe sraante earataga ef
taa as ray or Aatii.
twianrsi w wrrpaf r.
I
B. 1 f.z
I.S.W
J. BJ SJaai a. Mama.
P. Pard a isa
tsa oHa
Lfeerrrtal
t b. TbKWT.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. 1 . wbiST Z'iZ'ZS T7,Z
awwbaar ataary a ba made kaowa o tae tae of
Xaabs ef Frasb C. SeaipselL mis af jsmaian sale wlH be ftooJraS a aaaa aa tbe asmertybr
Nsrcb. dreaaard , katekod dowa. et errata. H was be eaia rtf"
Lrttrrs afaswraa-i ratlrw aa ibe awre ewste b asbtet iborM ef tbo drat eaanbaear. nesas
k.rme bora rrad to tb wileibwd. by the bra at iba fterrbeao marry aaaat be yabl oaer
K.saibt-rby bm I y wt r ta ba ftrft-re Tbandar S tbe aret work af Ayr
IrKwdtab aase aia yf rvt aatf TrrataJ 4'. art. ire ttme Asae. by tbe Seen bar
tbarhatfelBMeeVB.aaWatrMlrBi srrarbir 'b rsaawief4BBf rf dWda. aad ae
darrswhrataratrd Mt.nl.tni aa tfterraar. daa wMl b arktMlargee) sjatfl the earrkaaa
blasrh V. a, a the b' Mtka ar. at aaat ae-, Btoary 1 paid B -, .
eeaesd. . JOKS J. BPAXOLrX.
AnraX.AXPST2X gaaafl-,4a. i aaatiX.
Jaal? Afanalstrautt. rea.M,UsX.
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