The Somerset Herald.
::Zcio. R. SCULL. Editor '
Subsribers UL" please noSfy us whan
they change their residence and poto(fice
address, i
ilaj. Vn Dora my Uii Congressional
district has more pensioners than any other
in the 1'nited States. . .1
rtDHESDAT Jeurcall
Easter egg dyes for aali by C S. Boyo.
... Holderbeam' and ee their new
c,na, end buy your dry good at cost
A new edition of the achool law i pub
lished every three year. The Department
r .,Mi. instruction ia now diatributms
the latest. ."'
Morrison & Bro.'a Congh Byrup, lini
ment. Horse and Cattle Powder have, by
their goodness, gained a large sale. TO.
cite and price ait e. Also try Bam
stead's Worm Syrup
We are headquarters for hardware, Iron
nd nails, oils and paints.
' J. M. Holdmbacm A Boss.
Easter canla, all prices, at Boyd.s.
a iurr township. Cambria county man
tl cut a pine tree on hta (arm which
about six thousand shingles, five
iocs aixtean feet long, six logs twelve
feet long, and one log fourteen feet long.
MtT MAtT.-Main Btreet.-We hare
iurf added a large RefngernUW to our Jes
in which all meata can be kept coo'
.udilean. Mutton. Beef. Pork, &c., kept
constantly on hand. Open daily. Parties
buying meat can have it kept in the Refrig
erator until wanted.
Weliave. also, 100.000 new bnck for sale,
which we will sell by the hundred or tbous-
snd at. low price. Rogs DaTM 4
, ..., I,., inst received a beautiful atoik
of Easter cards. Also Easter egg dye.
You can have your hall and stairs cover
ed itli brussel carpets with borders to match
at Holderbaum's.
t Bio BAur.AiK.-One-half interest in a
A iving business. nit
required.
shout $1,000. Inquire of Jonn it. uui, m.
., at la. Somerset, l a. ixere ib u.
:-r. one. Good reasons for acll-
piii I---.
ii'S-
There have been io licensed houses in
r..rrtt. Bedford connty, for a wk or two,
MJ U.e change U so much for the better
that tli people of that town wouic oe ue
lipliUd if the last glaaa of rum had been
M1J over a licensed counter. .
fmk res dves In great variety; also, the
fine stock of Eadr tarda in the county,
for sale by Boyd, the druggist.
Satchels, 14 inches, 75 cents; 18 inches,
W cents; IS inches, 95 cents; 20 inches,
fH'). Trunks, 1 50, 2 u. 2 60, 3 00, and
up. Bovs' wool hatt 25, 35, 45, and 50 centjk
Vens' wool hats 40. 50, 60 and 75 cents.
" IVmt fail to take advantage of the bargains
at H. Hetflej 'a. Somerset
Barptiua t Ilolderljaum'a In men and
boy's overcoats, ladies' satin dolmans and
circulars, etc i .
(iFBHART's r.fr. If you want good bread
buy none other than "Gebhart s Best Flour,"
manufucttired under, the "New Jonathan
VilU Pnc," the improvements prepara
tory t t'.ie .manufacture of which ctt Uie
proprietors of the mil! f3f,000, and our re
tail trade of one hundred barrels a month
attefts the fact that it iano humbug.
Respeutfully,
; Cook 4 Bekrits.
The sunshiny days which come in March
siv very apt to tempt imprudent people to
srand around out doors on the sunny side
f buildings, and that makes basin ess for
the dolors. IxMifing In the aunshine in
early spring while the ground is wet and
culd is a dangerous pastime. . " .
Note Turn If ny of our readers have
private receipts for liniment, family medi
eitie. hore powders, etc.. tliat they desire
to have compounded," they will do well to
ctuult Campbell, the Druggist, 2l4 Main
ftrert, Johnstown. His stock of drugs, dye
tnff. ets., are not only fresh but pure, and
his prices reasonable:"' Hi aim is to please
his customers, and he knows that the way
to do this is by selling strictly pure goods at
reasonable figures. - Dotft forget the name
and number, 2T4 Main U. Johnstown.
HefHey's is theeheast store in Somerset
1W heavy coata at $1.00, worth $2.00
. vercoau! at ' 2.00, worth 3.00
Men s 'V . -, - . " 25. 44 3-"
" " S.00, . " 4J50i
" " ulst.Ts " 2.75, - 4.25
n.ildrens' suits, 3 to 10 yrs of age 1.75 to 2J0
" " 3 to 10 ' 44 44 3.00 to 4.00 1
Boys' good heavy suits 3.00 to 4.00. do, 4.50
to 5. ; youth's do, 3.50 to 5.00 ; do, 4.50 to
!.; mens' do, 4.50 to 5.50. A tew single
vests Wll at 50 eenta each. By calling yon
will have the largest stock of clothing in the
county to select from, and at prices that
defy competition.
taster egg dves only C cents at C. If.,
Boyd's. - . '. i
Usiber is now manufactured from straw
One ton of straw fields on thousand feet
of boards, the KtarTdard size being twelve
feet hi leepth, tbirty-two mcfaes in width
and tlieaveragethiekness of surfaced boards.
Tins ean be used like ordinary lumber, and
old in competition with wide walnut, at
about halfthe rost of the latter.
Messrs. Keller 4 Ranner, the well known
yroeers and confectioners of this town have
added flour and feed to their knsinesa, and
proimiie to push it vieorouslv. Tbey "have
the Celebrated Vienna Flour in barrel arid
sack, as well as a choice brawd made oy
IWiiker Mullin.by the gradual reduction
t1fov. Com, oats and chop always
stock. Th.4r stock if eroceriea is new,
frvah and full. U'ba, Java, and all other
?r.i,Vf fmeeiffeepeV!y. The purest
and best confectionery in the market. Best
braoJs of tolcoo and fipars alsraya tm
fc(ln4 . . .....
rT HiAur roa Voca SrmiM Woa.
Otir friend Frank Gaul haa gone east on a
1t to get on tooe latest atylesin fats line,
lniiie decontion. He proposes to take in
New York, Vhiladripbia. Baltimore, and
'siilnirtisi,nd will visit all tta noted art
ieMw4itents 1n tlie ciBw named. - Nr.
distil W Hi fiian, and believes in keeping '
ipo aWtiaui. justly ates aa among
tUt itm f our tcorwu i i
P-utit(l Easter cards ost f&i&i at
P"yfl"s. '
I onK BsjiectftiHy toforni any firiends of
""fHt euuiity that I hae opened a new
4rritrt j Main ttoeet, Johnstown,
whese I would lie pleased to see tbera.
kiy coiudstsof Pure Drugs, Cbeuiicals.
futem Ve4i3ins, !) fAtim, Perfumeiry
fancy OooAs gemnwlly. JU ttiU seaaoa
' Wd call aUcutiiu to the iasectradea,
aa 1"ure Paris 3reen. Pure Powdered
LH Hiif4ore, fpersiaa toaeot Powder,
C MTben Hi need of anything in the
rF lUkt ox.ie ni mm 4 write far
("Ms. J inquiries cheeutty anaarcrM
CaiAa. GirnTu'
2 Jtaintjet.
A'LM T l-ir Hata JlxaTopxji. Itu jen
(Vly durewu tana ail others. It is as
m jrater, ad, aa iff name indicate, if
Ikfboly VKefab'e Hair Restorer. ' U rill
gray liair to its nUual OuJdT, and
C"4" new growth jribei U bu fylit
t ds jiot la ary roaiuier WTect Uy;
a-bWj. auljj.ur, pupar of (aA n
Fanners reort that the growiag wheat
haa avf&red reat' Injarr durfug the past
few weeks by, ther alternate freezing and"
thawing out ' " i ' ' 4 j
' Out merchants are beginning their prepa
rations for . the coming season's business,
the impression seeming to prevail that a
prosperous year will Us enjoyed by all
branches' of trade. ' " " ' " ' " i
i The roads in and around town are very
rough at present, and teaming is very hard
and laborious for the horses. It is hardlv
expected the roads will get much batter un
til after spring is fully opened.
Quite a number of counterfeit Bland sil
ver dollars have been ahoved at Johnstows
within the last few days. They are so Weil
executed that so die of the backers ofUis
town have beea deceived by them.
ft,. .,.....!
There is considerable grumbling amongst
tax payer .about the amount of valuation
put upon their property by the assessors.
This one is too high; this one too low, and
so onto the end of the chapter. ' '
lev, 8. R. Brideubaueh, pastor of '.
Bcforned Church, Berlin, Bosnarset county,
Pa, lately tendered his resignation to the
Consjatcs-yr -with a view of aatlng -,4U
from tbe lief erased Church, of Westminster,
Md. r Tha Consistory would not accept the
resignation, and requested him toot to as
Sonaiset. ClassJs fot k ffistoimttoa pft&t
pastoral relatioa, heaca ka retMtaa, sd
The tract of isJC acres of land in Mahanoy
and Ryan townships, Schuylkill county,
that recently was sold to the Philadelphia
4 Reading Railroad Company, once was
sold for 78 cectato satisfy back'olauiis for
taxes.
!
As many of our subscribers will doubtless
change Uteir place of residence and postof
fice address on the first of April, we request
them to be sure and send us a postal card
with present address as well as their new
address. ; J V ; ? f J hMf; ifl.
It is now given 'out that tha Messrs. Mel
Ion propose to build a railroad from Ligon
ler up the valley, via Pleasant Grove and
Stahlstown, to intersect the South Pennsyl
vania road at the most practicable point be
tween Jones' mill and Donegal.
Passion week will be observed in St. Paul'a
Reformed church of Somerset with appro
priate religious services, beginning with the
commemoration of the palm entry next
Sundar: morning.1 The Lord's Supper will
be celebrated on JSaster Sunday morning.
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la the days, before the war it is said the
folloa ing notice was posted on a bridge in a
Georgia town: "Any person driving over
this in a pace faster than a walk, shall, if a
bite person, be fined $5.10; if a negro, re
ceive twenty-five lashes, half the penalty to
be bestowed upon the informer."
m m
The address delivered in the court house
last. Tuesday evening, i by ' Miss Xarcissa
White, under the auspices of W. C.T. UM
was listened to by a crowded house and was
well Wiirth .listening to. Miss White ia a
pleasing and forcible talker, and is deeply
interested in the cause of temperance.
The time is fast approaching when the
chronic croaker will begin his annual pro
dictions of a short fruit crop the present
year. Some fellow, in th eastern part of
the State, out of the usual line, has had the
honesty to say that the peach buds are un
harmed and a good yield may be expected.
r
The Bedford Rerublicon reaffirms the sto
ry, upon authority, that the Bedford Springs
property has not been sold. It says Mullen
bought the property with the expectation of
the South Pennsylvania Railroad Company
taking the bulk of it out of bis hands, but
that Company refusing to meddle, Mr. Mul
len was compelled to get out of it,
Within the last couple of weeks we have
received, through the mail, items of news
ior publication, .but in several instances
such articles did not have the writer's
name. We will say again that we are al
ways anxious to receive news from reliable
arties, but they must be accompanied by
the writers name, not for publication, but
as a guarantee of good faith.
A bill imposing a penalty of fifteen dollars
for allowing wild daisies to grow in fields
passed second reading in the House at Har
risburg on Friday, February 23d, and will
probably become a law. The father of the
bill is Mr. Donly, of Butler. Now. some of
the owners of real estate in this county had
better be getting a force of hands ready for
th coming season, or be prepared to fork
over the fine. f -
LstC K
rascals tojustioe. ,
Th following . jfj
Tfeaes askfci ba of tat
to Sanr W nfaWii
aisd outtawrifl ttria
now there ar bright prospects ft a Pwlasidthat,asryat,o(UrT
Reformed Church edifice, in the naaf fit-'
D. fi. Andersou, a traveling anll'msa fhra 1
Pittsburgh ooofectiower, baa beeai arrested
and held for trial at the Allegheny County
Court on die charge of altering Peoaayl.
vauia Railroad ticket, purchased at Hoptx-
dala, and covering a rid to Johnstown, by
substituting th word Pittsburgh instead of
the original destination. Mr. Fleming,
station agent at Houlxdale, teetited that h
had sold a ticket o Anderson on each of the
following data r October 8, 1883, December
9, 1882, and January 19, 1883. They were
fmsa Jloutxdala, to JohnatowiC bul.when
collectad the deatiawMoa bad been changed
fjrota Jolinstown to PitUburgh. ' :
A farmer named Andrew Hendentoa is
in a peck of trouble in Pittsburgh. About
ten day ago )e disposed of 50 pound of
butter in th market at 50 cent per pound.
On Saturday last he sold a similar amount
at th save figures. On complaint of eoj
person th Milk Inspector cot woe afwie
roll in twain. U had a revelation. With
in th roll was rancid and white and with
out it was coated with the finest, fresh, yel
low butter. - Henderson was immediately
arrested and compelled to refund th money
to duped purchaser who applied. He was
also held in $300 bail for a bearing for vio
lating a city ordinance. Served him right.
The Mount Pleasant Raitw says: "Two
rears ago Jonathan Longabaugh, who re
side in Nevada, cam bom to see his father
and in making a trip through th Chestnut
Ridge, in the neighborhood of MaJ. Newell i
sawmill and tha old "Rola". car h dis
covered an outcrop of quarts, but being no
practical miner himself did not know the
real worth of it, but, nevertheless, he se
cured samples, ; which he took with him
bosne and sent them to Carson City to an
assayer -who reportad the specimen eon
tained at th rate of $20 worth of silver to
the ton. The gentleman named b now en
gaged in making a thorough prospecting
tour of the Ridge. Should gold be fonnd
in quantity who can measure the futur of
Westmoreland county in wealth and popu
lation. ' ...-.
How thby no is Ianiaaa CoruTT. If, a
it ia alleged, the baHot box in Homer City
was opened at 3:30 r. M., aad the vote count
ed an 1 mad known to outsiders, th officers
committed an error, as it gave interested
lrties, on a clos vote, an opportunity to
drum up the necessary majority. Demo
crat.
We learn that some of the election officers
of Brush valley are to be indicted for illegal
ly throwing out a number of votes at the
recent election. It is claimed that a number
of ballots were cast containing the names
of two inspector and that the election
officer, or th Judg, rather, insisted on
throwing out the whole ticket, and did so
throw out some forty. The defective tickets
were only invalidated so far as th candi
dates for inspectors were concerned Me-
enger.
jWsa. Or mans, 4r M has aeen constaM
-A
of Dublin township,. HonCon county,
for forty -eight yeas 1 was t;5atd-at th
testation. p,
cKasspori
ia no us
y thieve
'it eaa be
eoataft-
aJryMlalldt6m v. "
Tmm ba bean, sincthev I Vnwar,
no iaas thaa four pr mwoi rw.th B.
& 0. depot., On hi use neartfaa diamoad
has been eAtered ta'ios by burglars. On
house oa Seventk- m net has also been en
tared. Mercluuita stake numerous ':
plaint of petty thie-.Ttig, and th murdatof
Jama Logaa is still fraalt is tha mind of
every on. "The work Of this gangxtoda"
to Coultenville aod nwyond. Hitvbway
robbery aad braaking intw houaes by force.
ia alas ft tart of their amine. Caa it ba
gainsaid, with aU thr"wvidat)e before ua,
that the gang exiats only in iataginattoo
Kot if fact are to botakaa Into considara
tion. . If tha autatriUas mom to take the
matter Into ba&i, 'lat mMf oar law
-j v .i no.: j 1 1 I ' -
nu ! ' r-ST-1 Average attendanes during tern till date
The March moon fulls on the 23d at twen
ty minutes j-ast 1 o clock in the evening.
She is the most distinguished moon of the
year, and exerts an untold influence upon
the affairs of men; for the first full moon
after the vernal equinox determines th time
on which Easter shall fall. Easter in turn
determines the time of the other movable
Casta and ' feasts of the churuL. ' This year
the moon fulls three days after th vernal
equinox, and th following Spnday, the
20th, marks the Easter festival, within three
days of the earliest date on which Easter
can occur.
Mercantile exchange are moving in the
matter of compelling the sale of many ar
ticles by weight which are now sold by
count or. measure. There is a growing
shTikae in measures. -Apple barrels
sometimes fall short - as much as half
bushel from the regulation aice. ' Peach
Caskets and atrawtterry baskets how a
similar disposition to contract, and a dogen
bantam eggs are counte4 in at the same
price as though they were the fruit of the
queenly shanghai. On the Pacific coast
most marketing is sold by weight. There is
no eood reason why a similar rule should
not prevail here.
Easter comes this vear on the 25th of
March. The following will be suggestive :
To dye eaigs, onion skins put in the water in
which they are boiled will make a bright
vellow. or if Jeft loneer in the solution, a
rich " brown. Log wood or violet ink
give a royal purple. Cochineal, pink and
crimson : and manv iiecea of chintor
bright ribbon tliat fad easily, if sewed
tigbtlr around the eggs will color them
nicelv la figures, stripe or dot. Another
ray is to dip the egg into hot water, and
then writ a tiaine or motto on the shell
with tallow. It is then boiled in th solu
tion of dye wood, wuen me inscription
ill appear In white, upon a colored
ground. -
till eh.,,- ii j..!TZT.ri T7. deBC ofWW-W The queer pa
to .VeamTS " ZZT'.Z Z.'. tiiPWt that althwUgh tke trusU-
wr u. boul i parmntO.
Kline Co, vfcohaale agUa, rtil
Itda, a.ili.tIMkd, Kew York
W cards atC. K. Boyd's. '..'if
The case of Mrs. Rebecca C. Alfyers. wife
at K. I. Meyers, vf Berlin, agaiiwt John
Feig. was the first case tried last week that
excited any considerable Interest.' ' The his
tory of this case is a peculiar one. . A nam '
tjrr of year ago a' house and let in Berlin
j are sold under an order of the Orphans
Otxurt, jM lie records of lit court show, to
E. I. Utye, and Uit trustees wore directed
to make a deed to Meyers, ah truatee
swear that th deed was so made, aad one
witness swears that he saw the deed before
acknowledgement and that it contained th
same uf Einanuel, Mryeo. Several yean
afterwards Mr". Meyers became Involved and
the prvporty pf old by tii beri)T a th
pri(rty of E.. Ueydrs. Mrs. Meyew gav
notice that the Joprty f f hfff and pur
chased out of her separate estate, and that
the title waa in her name. The deed record
eijred that the deed as recorded was ia the
name of Mr. Rebecca p. Mey.rra. A Uial
was bad- Th original .deed could not be
found, and th case went a gainst Mr, afey
ew. 4notrWl.f juatrfof
iiie meeting ttf court Uie original deed, it is
said, was found injjtt bjck of an ol,4
bureau draw.er, where Mrs. Meyers' always
p'aimed to have placed it. Th deed con
temned ftp name of Rebecca C. Meyers, and
there yas pp evidence thft it bad evef befp
altered in any manner, as tjier w no evi-
queer parioi
ana
o4tft ,wff tfiat Mr. Meyer va no
known la th trapsaction, th dead jrhjen
u nndisputed contains her nami. alU)igbf
the ftsst nam ia in a dtffeaeot hand writing
from the body of th daed.)
Two FaarDS. Two sharpers have been
defrauding tbe farmers of neighboring coun
ties in rather an original and decidedly I
shrewd manner-' They went over the coun'
ty leasing th land for coal, but when they
eame across a German farmer, who was im
perfectly acquainted with the' English
guage, or some man who was unsuspecting
and confiding, .they presented for his signa
ture an article of agreemeat, tbe concluding
rvortion of which was a 5udrnnt note.
They secured $ 18,000 of these note,' which
they disposed of to bank and private cap
italists, realising in ibis way about $14,000.
The moral of all this is, that if a man wants
to see his name in writing, h had batter en
roll it with a elate pencil. Things have
come to such a pass tliat, as an exchange
truly remarks, it is unsafe to sign even
temperance pledge without first consulting
a good lawyer. One of th scanips above
referred to has bean lodged in the Clarion
county jail, and will probably apand some
tim working forth State in the peniten
tiarr. Huntingdon GioUr. '
. No case tried in the Courts of Somerset
county for ears past has elicited more in
terest than tli case of George R. Drips' Ad
ministrators against Joeiah Brant." The case
aru in the' form of an action of ejectment
to recover possession - of the Glad hotel
property, and certain out lots which had
been sold by Drips to Brant, and mortgaged
by the latter to th former. , There was no
dispute as to the sale or mortgage, but Mrs.
Brant, wife of th defendant, produced I
paper purporting to, be an assignment to
her of the mortgags. The Administrators
of Drips denied the legality of the paper.
Several witnesses were put on the stand.
who swore they were familiar with the
handwriting of Drips, and identified th
signature to th paper as th signature of
George Drips. Other witnesses swore, to
conversation with Drips, in which h is
said to have promised to fix the mortgage
for Mrs. Brant. On cross-examination tbe
witnesses were shown a number of papers
with signatures purporting to be the sign a
ture of Georg R. DriM, and all,, without
hesitancy, picked out a signature which
they declared to be that of Drip. Later in
the case an expert was iuton the stand,
who proved couclnsivelv that the paper so
identified by them had been written by
himself a day before. ConnuJcrable smpac
ment was caused by exposing th fact that
the counsel for Brant bad teetl passing
around the bogus paper, prepared by th
expert, snpppsing it to be the original
paper.
The plaintiffs produced a number of let
ters from Brant to Drips, which it was
claimed acknowledged the indebtedness.
The case was called on Friday, and the evi
dctice was not all in until about 9 o'clock
Saturday night. The entire day Monday
was taken tip by "hearing tb argument of
counsel; this Tuesday morning tb charge
of the court wa delivered to tbe jury, and
up to tb tim of going to press no verJict
has been returned. J .
Lath. J 30 r. ., The jury has just re-
tqTPPl verdict in favor of Drips' Adminis
trator for th full amount With interest and
cost.
Foouaw 8roxr TB- Philadelphia
Pre of Saturday published a long dispatch
from a Pittsburgh correspondent, inwblch
was detailed what is supposed to be a plan
concocted to defeat anderbflt ta b Har-
risburg and Western' enterprise. The story
goes that the charter oi tha PiUaburg and
Atlantic railroad baa Wen purchased by a
syndicate of railroad men, at th head of
which ia E. K. Hyndman, president of the
Junction railroad, and general manager of
th Pittsburgh and Western road, and that
this has been don either for the purpose of
compelling Vanderbilt to buy the charter at
a large advance over the price paid for it by
them, or ta psevent absolutely th construc
tion of th Harriabarg and Western over th
route at present located. The correspond
ent thinks it not improbable that th
Pennsylvania company is th moving" spirit
in tbe plot. ' 1 - -
Our readers will remember the Pittsburgh
and Atlantic project The engineers came
into this county with a greet flourish of
trumpets, aad worked quite industriously
for awhile In th east end. When the em
ployes of the Harriabarg arid 'Western com
menced work in the narrows, below tow a
tb P. and A. people bad an injunction is
sued against them, restraining them from
continuing tbe work." This matter; ia still
pending in our court, and it is noi likely
that it will ever be brought to a final decis
ion. A short time after these proceedings
were instituted the P. and A. engineer
corps were disbanded, but after an Interval
of a few month they suddenly re-appeared
and remained in this neighborhood for two
or three weeks, when they were again dis
banded, and nothing further was heard of
the Pittsburgh and Atlantic until the dis
patch 1xve referred to was - published.
If th P. and A. engineers ever located
line through thia county, as is claimed i
they must have don it after night. They
did do a little work in the east endef (he
county, but we doubt, whether they ever
went west of Bedford, how they claim to
have located a line from Fair Haven, in
Fayette county, to Shippensburg, in Cum
beriand county, and to have secured passage
way through all the narrow mountain de
files that the H. and W." want possession
of. If the story be true that the incorpora
tor of the P. and A. have really disposed of
their charter, making such representations
as are above given," the pnrcbasers were
badly swindled. Ucdftrd Uazrlte. '
S? NJ mala 17, females 14.
f ' - fV Per cent of attendance durinc month-
Jsi-ki. 1 v, , "
males vu, wmaies kc
.Per cent of attendance during term till
date males 93, females 93.
Number of visit, a.
i -: ! . J.C.F. Mills, ' ,
t Teacher.
BaornxuvALtrr Item.
The time for the wonderful storm is past,
and in Brothersvalley, instead of tempest,
there was a great calm.
Last Wednesday night th dwelling house
of George Hanger, with all its content save
a' few chairs and a table, was destroyed by
fire. Your correspondent has not learned
how. the fir originated, nor whether or not
the building was insured.
There has not been much sugar made in
this township up to th present writing, but
some of the sugar-makers have bad their
trees tapped for more than three weeks The
indications now are that the sugar season
will be " short but sweet"
Some, of onr avlarianc have, since last
fail," lost hundreds of their chickens, both
young and old, through chicken cholera.
and W bear of t few that have died this
spring of tbe same disease If any of the
readers of tbe Hxkalu knows of eqre or a
preventive of this disease, a report through
tbe Hcbal will be thankfully received in
Brothersvalley. ' : j
We are glad to report that Harry Landis,
of whose sickness mention was made a few
weeks ago, is again canvalescent .' - '
Mrs. John J. Blough is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Isaiah Brant at Youngstown
Ohio, jSbe expects to remain seyeral weeks.
This Is the first trip she has ever taken on
the ara, ud -w hope she. will enjoy it
hugely, j ;
James Weizle. an old and respected citi
zen of Berlin, died last week after a pro
tracted illness.
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Last season a majority of onr dairymen
keged their Latter in the old. way, and in
the fall shipped it to the different commis
sion merchant in Baltimore. A few of
them received tbe proceeds in a short time ;
some ' have their butter in Baltimore, still
unsold ; some shipped to a firm that failed,
but their butter was sold and they received a
check for tbe proceeds, and had it cashed at
our home bank but in the mean time tbe
firm failed, and they had to refund tb
money and pay costs besides. This reminds
me of Henry Ward Beecber't experience in
farminr. A part of his book account ran
thus : Bought a pig for six dollars, fed him
thirty dollars worth of com, and sold him
for fifteen dollars ; gained on the pig, . but
ost on the corn." So our dairymen gained
on their butter, but lost ou tbe check. The
lesson' to be learned is that when you can
get a fair price for either milk, cream or
butter at heme sell it, and don't bold it
back, and finally get nothing, or but very
little, for your crop. , '
Now d Tan. :
-T-v-
As tex pect to, move from Somerset ia a
few weal x, f offer at private sale my houe
hola gc ods, stoves, bedsteads, aislliasss,
springs .' xtenaiow. table, sewing machine,
oil stof e, ate I will sell thes good at a
very 1 ow price. If not sold for the next
two w eeks they wfil then be offered at pub-
: d '' 'J.T.Blws ' 1
' 1 ., : i il '. r i . .. i
Ow. c readers will ahmrw by the notice at
the I oot of the advertising trlitmw oaom
Iocs, page, that Mr. A. Nathan, tb well'
kno- am bmanesa maa ol Johnstown, will
op i a large dry goods and notion store in
tbe room now occupied by Mrs. A. E. UhJ
in ; Jeer's Block, Th reputation ofthis firm
foe the quality and Variety of th stock they
bar a for sale, and for. fair and honest deal
in ', i not aarpaased by that of any firm do
tal ; business in Johnstown, and we are ae
str.wd'that their Somerset store will be
marked by the saiii characteristic.
Report of Wable aehool, Mflford district,
fa rth fifth month ending March t, 1883: ,
; Whole No. In stteadanoe assies 21, f-
Bial17. ' '
Average at tend see during month males
Jan. Editob t Permit me, through the
columns of your excellent paper, to cotrect
an error of your Middlecreek correspondent
A few week ago I saw in th Middlecreek
correspondence an item touching a meeting
held by myself, in which th writer stated
that a meeting wa in progress at Oak dale
by the Winebrenarians.
. We do not own the name as a church
title, sa Elder J. Wiuebrenner was not th
founder ef the church, but simply a mem
ber of and minister in the church, which is
th Church of God. Jesus Christ founded
the chutch nearly nineteen hundred years
and named it (Tbe Church of God in
North America was in organic form three
years befote J. W inebrenner became a
member of the body.) We are not wwteria
er denominational. Men become member
of the church by virtue of a new birth, and
a member of the oranicbody by the hand
of fellowship. ' Our discipline, creed and
guide is the Bible. .
' Elms J. C. Ccwvwohais.
Lents. The following ad-
Man ia the postoOo at Somerset
will he swat to the Dead Lester ornos, Wash
tMrioa, D. if not called ior in 15 days:
Mr. Sosaa 8. Baker, Ellen C. Croylej M.
B. Fryer, Sebulah Ganoa,Mra. Amelia Lewis,
John Shark, Mrs. Mary Smith, John O'Mal
ky, Sadie ,Y-. Peterson, . Anguste Stenen,
(German.) , ,
. In calling for the above letters pleas say
advertised., J, ...
,? , A C. Davis,
Postmaster,
A large and varied assortment of new
goods baa just been received by Sol. I'hl.
Hate, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Leather and Shoe
Findings. - 5-.-
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Report of fessslmsn school for tb mouth
ending March 9th: , . .
Whole No. in attendance during'month
males 12, females 19.
, Average attendance during month malm
10, female 17.
Average attendance during term males
13, fmals 19.
Per cent of attendance during month
malm 96, females 91.
Per cent ofattendancedoring term malm
88, females 92. '
The following pupils attended ever day
during the month.
Minnie McDiffitt, Annie McDiffltt, Myrtle
McDiffitt, Blanche McDifBU, Lucy Witt,
Lassie Witt Austin Banner, C. R. PhilUppL
The following attended! every day during
term:' u k '-:.-.:)"., . .,
Anni McDiffitt, Blanche McDiffitt, Myr-
tle McDiffltt v ;
The term has been pleasantly aad profit
ably spent by both pupil and teacher. W
return our thanks to th citizens for the in
terest they have manifested in the tcbool.
L..L. Wuxit,
Teacher.
WANTED To
t EN WANTED To esavass tot tbe sal f
xVA Fralt and Uraammtal Trees, Shreba, Viaa,
Kosaa, ate. Ko xpariacM) reqalrad. Og4l aat-
ary aad an xpease paid. AdUrtas.
J. H. Bowden A Co.,
srU -
It.T.
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
-. ' 7 : ; OF '
VALUABLE SEAL ESTATE!!
By vtrtaeofaaerser of tale laraed ootaftke
Orpnaaa' Ueert ol Somrrsat eoaDty, to saa dtnet
d, 1 will axporn to pabue aala, on th prasaissa,
at 1 e'atdck p. aa , on
Friday, March 30, 1883,
tb tullowbur real estate, to wit: A tract ot Unit
altnaui la Lower Tarkejtoot tuwoabJp, Somerset
uanty, Pa., containing on koodred an4 aixtv.
nvo aeraa, mors or ioaa, 'ot which tbsro la about
sixty aoros etoaroit, tra aeraa la saeadow, adjoin
ing lands of J. W. Bnrkboldar, Mrs. Knoda
jsbxuu, u. j.JUHaafhavUo., aad otaan. hav
Icr a storv aad a kaif l buoao. lar bun .nd
other oat balldlags ihmaa orsetad; also, a fla
vrnowrrj aiaae on ta pnaaiao, Rom wblcb oaa
be aUerod from U to 10 baabals of eraabarrls.
TEBHS
UashalfeasB, balaoe la six moatht with inter
est; toBpwosntef abehaad manor to b paid a
soon as th pro party is knocked down.
... , THOMAS BEAM,
, Admnuatntor f Jacob W. Yonakia, tlac d.
mart
Th following resolution was adopted by
theCT. A. A. of 8toystown last Saturday
evening:-
WaxaxAS, Th sale of intoxicating liquors
as a beverage by two hotels in this borough
during the past year has been effected by
only twenty-two mens' petition, some of
them being required to sign bo(h petitions;
and whereas, we regard it a mark of honor
and virtuous citizenship never to sign a pe
tition for license; therefore
Rooked, That for the benefit of the com.
munity and for the information of all
whom it may concern, we will henceforth
seek in a legitimate way to publish the
names of all persons who, by signing such
petitions mske themselves responsible for
th sal of liquor in our town.
Stoystown, March 8. 8,
TaiBOTS or Rxstect. At a regular stated
meetng of Stoystown Lodge No. 373, I. O.
O. F., held on Saturday evening March 3,
1883, - th followidg . resolutions were
adopted: .
Whxreas, Th an gel of death has visited
tbe family of our 'brother, J. 8. Wagner,
and called the spirit of his dear wife ftom
its earthly tabernacle and from the family
circle, guiding it, as we believe, to light and
liberty beyond the dark river, leaving her
place vacant in the family circle, therefore
belt '
Rrtehed, That by this dispensation of
God, this community has lost a faithful
member, and her husband a loving and
trusting wife.
Rooked, That our brother has our heart
felt sympathy in this his time of trial and
deep distress, and our bone that he may
fully realise that be b in the bands of one
who can and will heal every wound, and
thus find consolation.
Rehed, That a copy of these resolutions
be given to our our worthy brother. J. 8.
Wagner, and a copy furnished for publica
tion in our county papers. : . , ,
. William Bscbaxib, N. G.
Acoinrs HxrrLST, 8ec
Aa IsBisraKsABLi IsfrTxcuirr. Recent
improvements in the making of stylograph-
ic pen have made them a very serviceable
and almost indispensable instrument for
those having occasion to do much writing
and who desir a convenient pen at band
wherever, they may be. Tbey have come
into such general use that it is rather late to
recommend them to arybody, but there
have been some improvement in th man
ufacture of tbe Livermore 8tyIograpic Pen
relating to the fastening of th needle and
tbe ease with which it can be cleaned and
repaired, which have occasioned much fa
vorable comment. There are now over
500,000 of thes pen in use, to my nothing
of numerous inferior imitations. Thar
make not only a very handsome but a very
useful implement. The manufacturers have
cut down the price of their short plain pens
to $2, and short gold mounted to $2.50 each.
By remitting tbe amount to Louis . Dun
lap, Manager Stylographic Pen Company,
2U0 Washington street! Boston, the pen, to
gether with a package of superior ink, will
be sent by return mail and the money will
be at once refunded if they do not prove to
be perfect and satisfactory in every respect
Daily American, Haterbury, Chen.
CoSTLrXSOE iTXMS.
Wiggins' great storm resulted in a little
Windy talk between some uncultured
youths.
we are again promised a summer school,
to be taught by Professor J. Schrock, but
we don't know how it will be, as last sum-
c the school directors put their foot upon
such exeecUes. '
While the political bulls and bears of Fay
ette connty were throwing dust in each oth
er's eyes, George W. Daniels, of Addison
township, received th appointment and con
firmation of supervisor of the national pike
for Somerset aad Fayette counties. Mr. D,
ia a worthy and deserving young man and
will doubtless make a good officer.
Nobby Gaiters at Sol. Uhl's.
"PULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE
To Harriet Brant, reddlnsr tn Oxford, Jobnsoa
eonotf, Iawa, William Plael, Amanda Dora,
Laninde Harmas, Philip Pbel.nd Sarah Plant
aha lattor a minor) cuiidtcn ot Maria PlsoL
deceased, and Samnel Final, buaband of said
Maria Plana, deceased, raaklln; In Bedford
aanty. Pa.: Eudolph Keller, reaidlng In Bod
ford ooanty. Pa, Albert Keller, ubarlas Kaller,
Kiwi KaUor and John Kaller, residing In
Johnson eonnty, Iowa, children of Catharine
KoneT.deeaued, and Goorg Keller, buaband
or said Uaibarlns. Keller, residing In Johnson
eoaniy, Iowa; Rudolph Statler, reaUioa; la
Cumberland, Md.j Lociada Brant, roa M tor
In Johnson, eonnty, Iowa: Jane Barkley, nsid
tos; In Allegheny township, Somerset count,.
Laura Bell Barklov, Ida Lap, Charl.a
Laps, and Albert Lapo, (the last three being
minors, cbudrea of Loulala Lap, deoBaaed, and
John Lapo, bnsland of aafal Loaiaia Lapp, de
ceased, ail Mid in a; In Bedford connty. Pa.,
heirs and leral representatives of Catharine
Hoon, lata of Alleitbeny tewnthlp, Somenot
connty. Pa., deceased.
Yonaro hereby notlHed to appear at an Orph
ans' Court to be beld at Somerset on Monday, th
Bd day of April, ISsS, to accept or refuse to take
th real estato of Catherine Ueon, deceased, at
tb appraised valuation or abow cans why tbe
sam ahooid set be sold.
JOHIT J. SPAWQLER.
Simairr's i Ornos, 1 Sberlff,
March T. lata. J ,
DtjrrnmiT. Dr. G. J. (Beachy is now at
hi dental rooms in the stone building on
Centre street, Meyersdale, Pa. Operative
dentistry a specialty -
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Mr. J. B. Snyder left for the East on Mon
day, With his pocket liaed with cash, with
which he proposes to buy tbe largest aod
finest assortment of dry goods ever brought
to Somerset; in fact, he is going to show
Somerset how to keep a store. Drop in
the latter part of this week and see this im
mense stock. '
Waittid Persons" about commencing
housekeeping to know that we have on
hand the largest stock of cook stoves and
house-furnishing goods in Somerset county.
W are exclusive agents in Somerset for the
Excelsior Cook and New Regulator (revolv
ing top), the leading cook stoves in the mar
ket, which we have in all sizes. Please call
and examine our good before outfiting.
W will save yon money. . . ,
. . A. C Schkix k Co.
Persons desirous of looking through
Shenandoah Valley to Richmond, Va., and
the eastern portion of Tennessee this spring
or summer, will find it greatly to their ad
vantage to enquire of Amos Stock. Greens-
burg, Pa., in regard to rates. He is arrang
ing with passenger agents for special rates
for a prospecting party looking toward col
onization there.
A fine farm of 150 acres of tbe very best
and richest soil, with good improvements
thereon can be had there for $1,500 to 12,
000 one-half cash, balance in five years. '
' Dry good, carpeta, clothing, hat and
shoes Th largest stock of hemp, ingrain,
extra supers, three ply, and tapestry brus
sel carpets, wall paper and window shades,
ever exhibited ia Somerset, can now be seen
at oar carpet rooms, in connection with a
large stock, of men and boy's clothing and
hats of th latest styles, womens, misses,
and children's shoes, all new goods. We
will sell onr entire stock of dry goods at
cost for cash until further notice to make
room for onr spring stock of new goods in
that Hue. ' . ,
" - J. M. HoLDsaaA vm dfcSows. .
T EGAL NOTICE.
Not
otic Is berebv riven to all whom It mi ann.
com, that I will apply to th Court of Common
flea of somerset County. Fennarlrania. on
Monday, March e, IMS. for tbe beneiit of the Act
of Assembly aeeurtne; tbo separate earnlnfr of
mamcxi women, approveu to su oay of AprlL
A. I). UTS. .
CORDIW E. ZTTFALL.
SowxasaT, Pau, Feb.'y M, lfe.
' The " bom boot and shoe man of Som
erset is Bo). Uhl. He sells more boots and
shoe than any other firm in Somerset conn
ty, and all at bottom "price. 1
MARRTEDi.
CoCBT PsXM-BKMSOe. C k
J. C. Scott v. Daniel A. Glessner and It
S. Gleasner. D. S. B. Case settled by the
parties, ;
Wllliars B. Maolsberry ys. Conrad Brock,
Administrator of Ixtdwick Brock, deceased
Assumpsit. This waa an action brought by
Maulsberry to recover money due for the
building ofaaaw mill, erected for Buck in
Alleebeny township. Jury returned a vT
o(t370M. ' w-.- L
Rebecca C. Meyer vs. John Feig et al.
BJectavrnt-T ThU jrai f snlt to try the tide
of a honse and lot in th borough of Berlin,
Jury returned n-verdict in favor of ta
Sainuel Iunrcker vs. John F. Blymyer,
Adminiatmior of Daniel aVryaad. aeceaaed.
Sdr facias. Jpry return s yerdjet n favot!
of defendant. . .( ;;'; ;
, Proprietots of the lowp of CimBuenM ylf ;
Dr. W. 8. Mountain, fvlrlheto. Osm
gelled. n; f"'1 J ,: ; j trt
Samey. ym. JC-foUikvi Aladfal Set
tled as per paper tied. 5, Vl','- :i j
Samuel C. Bums and Albert I. ' Fyan
Execntor of Japae Burn, iuasid, . vs.
Jacob Custer, Sdr fccias. 8 ytt iift W
defendant-
; fJoorge R. pennbon ani John &V Nicho
las, administrator of peotg R. t$i, dee d
vs. Josiah Bntt, Reetment. This cje
ff tea- n'p on f jiiy.f af Vf'
L. U. LmA Btw. ta.' Jaw A,'
Appeal by defendant. Settled. -
JviTAtio Haxin PowDias. To tit pue-
Ket The 'pobtlo is cautioned against th
I practise of many grocer who sell what they !
1 eiamx' to be Royal Baking Powder, loose or
in buIlCwlthout label or trade-mark. All
such powders are base imitations. Analyses
of hundreds of samples of baking powders
sokfin bulk to parties asking for Royal
have shown them all to W. largely adultera
ted, mostly with alnm, dangerous for use in
foodVend comparatively valueless for lenv
eiOng porposea. JJ. J j'''
"The public is top well aware of the injnri-
on effcet ef arum vptm the systopi, tq ne4
Ibrtber eftiiUon agMoat the- s of any
bsking powder known to be fa ad from
thi drag but the dealer's' assuranc. " Oh.
It's just as good as-Royal," " It's the
genuine Royal, only we bay it by the barrel
to expense nf -ettr, apt to mis
lead the Dswmecting sWUtnmera into bat
ing an arUcl which they would not know
ingly us in their food ander any considetsV
t4aT - treafotr pmk eaoh pnt&m
to in buyiaw aUr Mte only; in the
9$&0l fwWw;f tv weUwnraai,
lwrP, Swlintd jmtefion,
I Jh EaalEkis- Ppwderi. aoMoely In
cane, eenrely cfoend with t;Company'r
trade mark label, and the weight of packag
etar4 or waeb evrer: 5 H b'nerer sold In
bulk, y the barrel, or loose ej veigbtj w;
if consumer will bear these facts if
mind, and also sa that tbe peokace nr
eh-r WffllJ the labeU
WW.
i 3C. T.itn,rrwitimt,
Royal Baking Powder Co., K. Y.
SocTBAMrroa Itxms.
The sugar season ia a poor one so far, but
may improve -in the future. ; :
Levi Eennell, the bom hunter, shot nine
wild turkeys tbe past season. -
. Mr. Jonathan Kennell is recovering slow'
ly, after a long and paiuful sickness with
rheumatism. ; , ?
. The schools ar about cloning for this
son. W hop that much good was dona bv
the teachers.' .. ''-'- - -
: Martin Tauber.wbo ha bean a resident of
Southampton for several years, was elected
two year ago justice of the peace hf an
jority of about sixty votes. He was well
liked, and although a Republican, many
itemocrat voted for him. He is not so
popular now, and all because he showed
little partiality to a man who was badly sun
burned, in fast h married a negro to a white
girl after they had beea refused by other
magistrates. The Democrats say be did H
for the two dollars, and some of tbe Repub
licans who do not like miscegenation, sar
they will ."scratch" him when be. runs for
squire again. The fun of it h he is elected
for five yean, and in that time can do a great
deal toward ltTpIyirig and replenishing
the with wlttt ginger oolomd gentry.
a :jnt i j; '-'---Blot Bian.' '
All the latest Spring sty lea of Hats and
Caps for rale by SoL TJhl. ' , ' . . i i J
The Befliir56rhial School wilt rfooeja
April VM8S,, with a fufrcdrrv C taWvUAr
Iiersand oontinne tfljf j w-is, yairr-T
and higher ttA le-izf tesbt If eV
J sired. 'Tha ( mty fkj4nlsat will
b ol : J0am aad grant certiaonees
attatoMtbaterm. '
"'Tor rnfcr- "ca and circular addrms '
V Vrt-'r r ?i of hwg
imy, JfA moaeM
fou mtX teem ly Wjr Vv
' Inst k- J w 1 a
i w 3i o4Vs
in m V tiev."i .- u .
Sol. VbleteCfeefenwwk
a aniamyeitbe baA LbWa to be bad; if
I yon don't beLiere it give him an order.
BARXim GRADY. On the 13th day
of January, at the Lutheran parsonage,
Hooversville, by Rev. John N. Unruh, Mr.
Charles F. Barnett, of Armstrong couaty,
Pa., to Miss Maggie I.. Qrady, of Davids
ville, thi county.
BOYER HOOKTZ-On the 25th of Jan
uary, by th same, Mr. Robert P. Boyer, of
Stoystown, and Miss Maria Koontz, both of
this county. -
8IIAW KJNG. On tbe 6th of March, at
be house of the bride's parents in Ursine,
byG.O. Groff, Esq., Mr. W. J. Shaw and
Vim Lncretia King.
YOUKKIX KRIGAR. On the 5th of
March, 1883,, at the house of Mrs. Deliah
Younkin, in Upper Turkeyfoot township,
by G. W. Anderson, Esq., Mr. Nesley Youn
kin and Miss Caroline Aregar, both of this
county.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOH LAND.
To all whom It may eonoern:
Take noUce that I hare filed aa applleatloa
with Hon. A. K. Dnnkel, Secretary of Internal
Affairs, for a warrant for eixty aena or land, ail.
nata In Rtonvar k tnwnhlr. R.jn..u.
Pa., adjoining lands of Mary Ackerman, warrant
ed in nam of Charles Ogle on tb east, Iiayld
Specbt,warrsatd ia tbe name of Adam Hoelm,oa
uoiio. awujrcrvea river on me west, ana Al
bert Writ and James Lambert oa the aoath.
And at th expiration ol SO daya I will ask that
a warrant do issaea lo me lor tee sam.
feb JAMES LAM BEET.
Bright and New.
The White Qoods and
LACES, EMBROIDERINGS,
SATiEENS "jiLND OAHHMEKES,
IN NEW SPRING COLORS
Now on orn: Counters. Call and .See Them.
They are Handsome and Cheap.
Mnnli sis, Calicoes and Ginghams,
Lower than the lowest in price, and all of the very best Quality.
our stock of
We call attention to
Feato, for Bells, Pious, Etc.
These Feather are Cleaned by a new process recently Invented, which thoroughly re
moves the blood and grease from Feathers, and leaves them soft and downy and per
fectly pure and odorless.
OUR NEW SPRING CARPETS
Are arriving daily, consisting of goods of all grades, from 20 cents oer vard ud. Wa
are prepared to take orders for furnishing houses complete with Carpet for Parlors, Halls,
Stairs, etc., matched, sewed, and put down at lowest prices.
Bargains in Remnants at
Greis, . Foster & Quinii's.
Beautiful Homes.
Mil 11 lEEUiS.
Frescoing, KalromlniiiK Pa
per Hanging.
MR. FRA2TK OAUL. who has no annerlor In
tbe above styles of work, bas lost retained Irom
a protracted tour through tb east, where be
"caught on to" all tbe novelties In his line. He
ia prepared to toralah all styles of DUDor at nrlraa
va iuil. gnu, oi bh aaniptea ot papar are aim.
ply snperb. Parties desiring bis services will
una ium at to Somerset Houae.
feba
REST
and!
lite I sweeping by, go
dare before you die.
Leometniag mignty ana sno
lime leay behind ta eon.
iaweek In vnar own town. S5 out.
No riak. Erenrtblnv new. (lanital tuA
raiiaw. ko win rarnian you evemmnK. Mini
ar making tectanea. Ladles make as mnet
as mea. aad boys and slrla make mt n
Bonder, If yon want business at which yon ean
uu grout pay ail tne time, write nor nartlealara
w a. nAuan-r uo roruaao, mala.
deeas-lr
euer time.
fit ire.
UBLIC SALE
-OF
Yalnable Real Estate.
Pursuant to aa order of tbe Onhaas' Court ot
Somerset county. Pa. .there will be sold at nubile
sal aa tb premises, is Somerset borough, oa
Saturday, March 24, 18S3,
at 11 o'clock a. m.. tb following d ascribed real es
tat: Tb undivided one-half Imerect of three
certain lot of graved situate in Somerset borough.
Pa., bounded ea th north by Rao street, oa the
east by an alley, on th south by lots of 3.7.
Pile, and oa tb west by Mam Cross street, fee
ing about xo met en Mala Croc street and about
llS1 feet on Bac street, oa wbteb ar erected a
large two story brick dwelling aena aad other
baUdlnga. .
. TERMS: ,, ., '
Ten oer cent, of tbe narahasamonav to nasal
on day of sal, aad tb balance when deed Is de
livered, about May I, 183 Possesstoa rive
April i, la,-.
J.V. HORlf EK,
Administrator of Mary Ana Shaffer, dee'd.
At tbe cam una and nlase I will offer sir aala
my undivided hall Interest tn th above described
remises, ao tbe purchaser will ret tb entire lav
tbh. j. u. UUKIfEK.
feba '
"pjJXECUTORS' NOTICE.
tjtat or saarael rearson. ut of Stonjereek
lownsnlp, deceased.
Latter testaawntarv en tbo ahnva eetats
having beea granted to tbe undersigned hv the
pronor 'autbotity, aotlo la hereby given to all
parsons Indebted to said eat ate to make Immedi
ate payment, and those having claims against th
eamo to praeen mem nuiy auiaemioaied for set
t lenient oe or before Thursday. March It. ISM.
to Q. A. Pearson, 1311 M street, Northwest Wash-
S n It l
WVs,ar. u.
LOUIS LUCKHARDT, JTL9
103 Clinton Streeit.
JOHNSTOTTN,
WALTHAM, ELCIN, 8PRINCFICLD, ROOK
FORD, HAMDEN, HOWARD and
SWISS WATCHES, In Cold
and Sliver Open-face and Hunting
Cases, Key and Stem wind log Watches.
A TOLL LIKE 6F CHOICE MUSICAL U2TBUOT1
CLOSING OUT
At Reduced Prices !
OURSTOCKOP
COATS: AND DOLMANS,
DOtTHLE SHAWLS,
CLOTH AND FELT SKIRTS,
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS,
HEAYY CLflfflGS AIID CLOTHS ! !
ALSO A LOT OF
LADIES' AND CHILDEEN'S
Wen Merra and Hosiery ! !
A.T
GEO. KEEPER &C0.
ONE PRICE STORE,
255 & 257 IIADT STREET, JOHNSTOWN. PA.
DIKD.
. TnOMAS,-On th 27th of December,
near GraeTs chorch, Mr. Joseph Thomas,
eged about 73 years. '
CKOYLX On the 18tb of Janoarr, sear
Lambert' chorch, t. Bernard Crorle, aged
38 years, 3 month and 29 days.
FLEEQLK. On the- 3d of if arch, near
Backstown, If r. Eckhart Ficegl, aged 59
yean, months and IS days.
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HKBMAJI W. BSUBAKEB,
A DMINISTKATORS NOTICE.
ra
01 tjewir J . inaer, - lata or Somerset
Twp., deoeased.
Letters at admlnlitratlon on tb above eatate
having been araalod to tb undersigned, by the
proper authority, notice ia hereby given 'o thoe
nMODteu to is as maao immeauat Mynunt, aa
thos havmsi claims or demands will present tbei
duly authenticated tor settlement, on er before
Saturday. April 14. issa, at th offlo of Jams U
rata ia ianafoKB oi somerset.
OATHABIIf K DENTVEK.
i Admiaistntrlx.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Joepph P. Bruiaker. 1st of Brothers-
vasy Twn,4eeend.
ISttwt f admaalatiatieu oa th above astato
barbs beea granted to th undersigned by tb
propsr authority, notice Is hereby glyea to all
persoaa Indebted to eaid estate to make Immedl
ate payment, aad those having claims agalaat tb
same es preeent them duly authenticated for set
tlement oa Satarday, April 14, tm. at th boos
oi in aaminisuamr.
. 8AM UD. BRUBAKER.
warT . i Admlolstrats.
DR. FAHRNEY'S
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HBiLTE RESTOEEB.
THE. wonderful .carta effected by thi sear c9-.
known remedy, no: only in oat yroraje practice
at home, bm .taraegnceit th. yntfed Scare, lua
drawn tbe attention ( te SKclicai prolrwioa te ua
ut taraeb4 hineV Chronic Khenamiaiei
end JJiiA yoytJawndice. Bilioua duordvra and
aas vmbiiuai, runple ai4 Eroptkm'oai the face,
trytVeu, InuUea, Paiaftdaod d f
acntrwatMn. Nervous or sick licsda die. Cwvcc
et-Celiatipdtioa, alilk Xec. Vald alcai af f- bit-
iaes, Ukm and noib, Aidncv. yj) V cinry v
female 'weakneaKS aec i'bet aSect fp
A kirce BTeooct"n;i Jit.akajt AitsaUfc-rr.Ti
Ttakascs that ,41 Jl VAyti htv ibei' origin .
'ftJK1' V" depmred cp a
a ytjbe. Vtvyt, ut iilnene tbe very Mee-aiN of
a,nw V vl eviter JiuMUT can rm OMcfa . v
ta HesMrttV A oMtcis Borri vi
aucb acrtaaseofiieeBnc aa often in.vetwtiNU
the SvrsnKS). - Be A nvnam and give if a trial. Ala
Davccnm ann "iiiusasnsln mli i.
axAO OI jaOTTXJE. ;
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DR. D. r'AHUtET SON,
UACERSTOWX, MD.
The "Mogul" Engine,
NEW DE8IGX, BEARIXG8 EXTRA LARGE, OOlsTACT, SDCFLE, STstOKO. DUXA-
BLE, AND OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP AND JIATKRIALS.
. MANUFACTURED BY ,
MEKTyEff HcJEAIO, - Cnnfceri&nd, 2Id
HON rOIUIlEB, nACHIM?, AMD EOESB niHEB,
Dealer in Bailnxmd, Mine, Machinists' and Mill Supplies Iran
. nTaTT M m-J ma a s m
hum rrotNi-itciiif eUtKttMryt
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notiee is hereby given thai SMUra of sdmlnla
tratiaa have been graatW by th proper author
ity to th undersigned oa th estate et Jacob W.
Toemkia, late ot Arer Turkey met township, do-
THOMAS REAM.
, Admiaisuator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICS.
IsUto f Fraah O. Bampeell. lato e Somerset
beveeajh, liiut
Letter ef sdrnmietrntkm ea th av estate
haviac been graatod to the nndenigned, by th
peeper aetheruy, ssasss seasby give to those
tadobtod to 1 ti- asaae mnillaii payssont. aad
thus havtasi rm,ls 1 a ii will prises! th
a uly suisewt wsin ior sssussseat oa Tansuay,
law, a ta a
jaall
AJCKTa a. iAntPSELlV
ESTABLISHXD 1880.
Fisher's Book Store.
Always la Mack a th Be Steve swell as
sisted aaeortseoa f Btbsss, Testa meats, Oospel
H ymas, ChiisUass' fiyma Beehs aad Hyaaamla,
Latheraa Hyma Bsoks, Dietleaarlea, Albums,
ftmM, lass. Papers, envelopes. Mega visas. New.
els, Eevlews. blaak itooha. Ieds7toada, Mort
gagee aad aU kinds ef Legal Bleaks.
books of orrY.
Bsoks of Travel and Adventure, History, Ble
st sob y. aad Fdeontleual Works. Tev Boohs la
enworwa, an m evwry tnmg usually
wwu regutaw sees star, rteooqe
fwu imiifi ana scaooi oeeaa as i
is.
JalT
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. ' this; sfjlgk
Id Reserved for the Advertisement of
T7to wlll OcCaspy tie UM Ecsm la the JZzzr Cloek.
i ffi APRIL 1. 1883. WITfTM FULL LIME OF
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