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September l, I
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A valuable horse owned by Mr. Peter
Heffley, was killed by a stroke of lightning
Thursday.
The senior editor uf the Hekald left for
ritttfbunrh Monday noon. He expects to
return the Intu part of the weefc.
Jaiues L. i'ugh, leu Eonieraet lor
trip through Ohio, Wednesday morning of
last week. He cxpeots to M gone - several
weeks.
, D. C, It is sometimes questioned by merchant
whether advertising pays. The jtiastioa
will hardly bear discussion in the light of
the following facts, of transient advertising
being figured: The Chicago Tribune it is
oaid, for a column a year, receives $26,000.
The New York Herald receives for its low
est price column $39,723, and for its highest.
$34$,OuO. The New York Tribvne, for the
lowe-t, $20,763, and for its highest, fs5,C4ti.
and these papers are never at a lues for ad
vertisements to fill their columns.
I ,t lk-ydi.
p,.yj sells Diamond Ives.
f(.,,ai J.T.. Snyder Cos.
.hlv, rent i-e-tat'e t'P must go.
' 'nll st Kking season is upon us.
' ... rawberry plants in September.
..mi and cheap, at A. Nathan's.
art Silks, at Mrs. A. fc. I hi s.
M
We acknowledge the receipt of a compli
mentary ticket to the Jefferson County Fair,
to be held at ltrookville, October 2nd to I ih
inclusive.
The Holy Communion will be celebrated
in St. raid's Reformed Church, this place,
on Sunday morning neit. Preparatory ser
vice on Saturday evening.
i l inter hats at Mrs.
Suervisor Truby, of the Somerset A Cam
bria lUilroad. broke ground for his new
dwelling house on South street. Monday.
We exnecls to have Lis house readv for oc-
- Tred- . CUj,Ilc.y Ik.. fore cold weather sets in.
A.
... , j laiu and figured velvets, at ,
.., .. M.-k of dress goo.ls, is at Mrs.
.. c hirn is the mournful dirge j
Mjuimer.
,3i!,nd Iyes. Nice colors. No
Ly ('. N. Itoyd.
...ru-a'ionsforan early fall and a
v- are excellent.
', winter style of dress poods
,!t J. H- Snyder A Co.'s.
,;,-v and happy, ue IiannnJ
..r at '. N. Hovu s.
,,-s of dress goils at Mrs.
r.-. ;ty and very cheap.
; v!es of fall and winter hats
si, at Mrs. M. M. Tred well's.
:t. of Huntingdon county's
., i- to cost $3,S'. Th cou
,!id to in Erie firm,
v a tine white shirt, with
That was a very jolly, but a very noisy
uty of young people that were driving
around town Saturday night, blowing horns,
singing, etc. Two and a half and costs
wouldn't have been too much for them.
The fr ze in the mountains Sunday night
of last week killed everything not fully
matured. Hundreds of acres of buckwheat
and corn were entirely ruined. Ice froze to
the thickness of a quarter of an Inch on
still wat.r.
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j , i ,i.-.im for only tiA cents, at
C,;.
. ':!! buy a ack of Diamond
i . .u i an color from one to three
I y Itovd.
" i.a. bonnets, and trinunings,
Mrs. A. K. I'ii l
.; H pli.itographer from Cuniber-m;-;;
opt-n a gallery in this place
.-..iV'.
... :i:i rc iats and wraps in the
.. .n nveived.
Mrs. A. E. Vhl.
- :'ss than it is worth, at
. ... . A new set cujs and
-, ...... Fine English Cliina tea
, ; .a-f set our prii es for nb
, ,i a'. !i"-iery, etc., before pnr
y ; will save niim-y b;- buying
,,-!. ac.ioial reunion of the MOth
. ; !. licM in Little Washing
. : ii 'f -tuber. Preparations
; , make it a very pleaan t
; : j.r.V (Vs is the only place
., : nii.nyoii can find all the la-:
.- ;t of ha'.s and caps, at bottom
t-,, .,l winter cap for 125 cents.
..,! ,,f sir Peter Halkett, the Scotch
i..' f.i'.'.o-ved the fatal fortunes of
i- in the possession of Robert
s,otch Haven. Westmoreland
;si Ca-iM'tsat J. R. Snyder tfc
i ;-t tiKi lovely. They have the
We also notice a very
)..itron. wool liiling-ingrain at
I it ir ,. cent carpi'i lor oeuriKnua
. U-at.
Articles of mergi r and consolidation be
tween the Harrisburg and Western and the
South Pennsylvania have been filed in the
state deparlment at Harrisburg, and the
new corporation will be known as the South
Pennsylvania. The capital stock will be
increased to twentv million dollars.
Dr. J. H. Shu'naker, of Chambersburg,
who has many friends here, was lest week
presented with a gold watch and chain by
his adiirrers in the Falling Sprin Presbyte
rian church of Chatnliersburg, as a testimo
nial of respect and esteem. The Dr. has
accepted the princU'alship of a leading sem
inary in Kew Jersey and is about to leave
his old home.
Attention, Spobtsues ! Mr, Jacob J.
Berkejrbile, proprietor of the ten-pin alley
and nuootiug gallery, win have his rifles,
targets, etc., on the groundsduring the three
days of the fair, and oners gold and bilver
watches, rifles, shot-guns, etc, as prizes to the
best marksmen. Any one is allowed to use
his own rifle if preferred to those furnished
by II r. Beikcy bile. The rules govern ing the
shooting will be announced the first, day of
the fair.
King Soloman lodge cf Free and accepted
Masons of Conncllsville, will hold a basket
picnic at Fern Clifl" Purk. Ohio Pyle Falls,
on Thursday, the 2"th instant. The mem
hers of the fraternity in this count v, have
been invited to attend, and it is promised
that the affair will be one of considerable
magnitude. Past Master Samuel Harper, of
Piit.-burgh, will deliver an address on the
occasion .
.Mr. t ranns-iioover. ot .Mutord township,
a life-long Jemocrat, while in Somerset la
week, expressed himself as being so thor
oughly disgusted with the "reform'' ad
ministration of Governor Pattison and the
legislative faree, that he had foresworn all
allegicnee to his old pnrtv, and had made
up hi mind to hereafter vote the Republi
can ticket ana ln-come an active member
of that party. He is welcome.
It is undetxood that Senator Voorhees. of
Indiana, has heen retained as principal
counsel for the defm-e in the coming trial
of James Nutt, of Uniontown. Senator
Voorhees is expected 10 visit Uniontown in
a few days. The Senator is a forcible f tweak
er, and an exce'Ieut criminal lawyer. He
defended Cook, John Riown's unfortunate
but brave and gifted lieutenant in the Har
per's Ferry raid, and made a niaMwrly argu
ment in his behalf, hut was not sU'"Cetsud
in overcoming Southern intolerance and
prejudice.
: -f war old rattlesnake, measuring
;r feet iii length and having seven
- et: exhibition at the d nig store of
' -vcr. in (ireensburg. It was caught
;"v'i county six weeks ago.
oth. Immediately ! rive cigar ma
a-! N'ti girls to learn the trade. Apply
J. K. CoFrnoTH,
Somerset, Pa.
-. .'(!. t frosts have done great damage
- -!! t-uek wheat and late vegetables.
.t -. nis to have suffered the most
a: y places the orp is not wortl
iMH-'lies. now
rTt .ne peai lies,
t! ,- Ih.x at fl t
arriving daily.
which jre iM'ing
fl.7.. Will not
'..ml this season, therefore now is the
' '')'
CooK it I'.KKlilTS.
l o affix postage stanis to new
-si u rs in such a wav that part of
! !a-s over and adheres to the
i f rnn the risk of having their
-;! to the IVad LettcrOffiee. In that
er lieconn a sea'ed j acket
: i letter rates.
r MtREET. Main Street We have
i d a iarge Refrigerator to our Meat
. in which all meats can be kept coo'
a",. Mutton. Beef, Tork, Ac, kept
'ir on hand. Open dailv. Parties
meat can have it kept intheRefrig
:t.til wanted.
'..ave. also. Pni0 new brick for sale.
: ( will sell bv the hundred or thous-
t: i low price.
Ross Davis Co.
r.ii::Serof suita have leen brought
t V!moreland county by Coroner
v. fir fees and mileage in viewing
li ii i where no inquests have been
Tlie eounel for the commissioners
t!-ni to refuse tav in all such cases.
V that the law ot lstf does not r
"i of that class.
F.rHEr s I'.est If von want pood bread
' iioiieoiiitrtlian "(icbhart's H-st Flour,"
.nuJaciuriJ under the "New Jonathan
lis l'r.m-," the improvements prepara
v t the i,ii.mi:'acture of hich cost the
j " f ;i;e mill ff'.O', and our re
:.ii;e of oiie hundn-d lrrels a month
tin fac t that it is no humbug.
Repectfullv.
VOK i ItEERlTS.
i i.e. we have now in stock our fall and
"r '.;i.o of dress giods, consisting of
' -- ca-!in res, all wool suitings, water
' '. b'.ack silks, velveteens. lsket flan-
!... etc., in ail colons and shades. Our
'f hiack cashmeres was never a large
i.ea;i. ( all and see them before pur
( elsewhere.
J. 11. S.SYI'KE A Co.
HiiN's At5Kt ?lvk. The greatest
"' -a! wonder of the world. Warranted
"Iss-dily cure bums, bruises, cuts. Fleers,
' f.St-am. Fever sorr. cancers, piles, chil
' ". eorns. tetter, chapped hands, and all
" ertijitions, puaranleeil to cure in every
or money refunded. cents per
1 For sale by C X. Itoyd. jun20.
'' "tTHis If any of our readers have
"r'e receipts for liniment, family niedi
l horse powder, etc., that they desire
compounded, they will do well to
'"t J'llmstown. His stock of drugs, dye
are not only fresh but pure, and
' lr:e ruHinuble. His aim is to please
"JHoiiieo, and be knows that the way
'his it. by M-lling strictly pure goods at
"'nl!e f.gur. Iton't forget the name
: Butiiber, 2i4 Main Su. Johnstown.
-y ht'.l and winter stock is now full and
,!i l'ingjust received it from the Pliil
and ew York markets. Those
to boy clothing for men, youths
- Uiy., a ; I M , n,.in.v tlV mllinr mi
at : ......
' AIM), a In 11 tin nrunflon-lnthinir.
w''1 k'n1, anJ w-vlc' ranging in price
tnu up. Trunks, satchels and
" Uuujiht direct from the factories.
i b Yery tlieP. o tlose out the stck.
et line 0f wau paper, gent's ties
lin" d jjier collars, all of
, j ld as cheap as they can be
'wo wholesale dealers. !
Mr. David Rell, one of the oldest residents
of Jenner township, was stricken down with
paralysis last Wednesday. For a time it was
thought the stroke would prove fatal, hut at
present he is gradually improving, and his
physician has strong hopes of his recoverv.
Mr. Bell has lived on the farm w here he now
resides for sixty years. He is now in the
eighty-sixth year of his age, and has hereto
fore enjoyed good health which may le at
tributed to the fact that he has been a con
stant snhscrilier to the Hkru p ever since it
was first published.
Ar.othernf the alleged hand of Stonyereek
burglars wa lodged in jail Saturdav morn
ing, tieorge Siihert is his name, and he
was arrested in Meyerdale Friday evening
by Policeman Pyle, of that place. Seibert
had Int n ruMicating in Marvland ever since
the lirt urrests were made, and the officers,
who were on the lay for him, gobbled him
ui as soon a lie came across the line. The
whereabouts of the rest of the gang is known,
and they will all be gathered in before the
dark of the moon.
There was an amusing episode in the crim
inal court on Thursday of last week. A
voting man charged with larceny plead
guilty and submitted to the mercy of the
court. Before sentence w as passed, however,
it was discovered that the indictment, in
stead of having leen returned as a true bill
by the grand jury, had been ignored. The
erand jury said the defendant was innocent
and the defendant himself declared lie was
guilty. The young man left the court room
in high glee overliis unexpected escape from
the dread penalty of the law. Pt.lfurd Gn-
trttr.
The Ankcal Meeting or tbbPssv'a W.
C. T. U. Will be held at Bellefonte. Centre
Co., October 10th, 11th, and 12th, 1883. It
will be composed of delegatus Iron the 225
auxiliary Unions in the State. Besides Mrs.
Wittenrayer, Mrs. Hannah Smith, Miss
White, and others of our well-known home
workers, Mrs.. Hunt of Rostoii, and Mrs.
Baldwin of Trenton, are expected to be pres
ent. Women of our State interested in tern
pt ranee work, though not con netted with
our I'nion, will be made welcome. For or
ders forexcursion tickets, send not later than
October 5tb, inclosing envelop properly ad
dressed and stamped, to Mrs. Ellen M.
Watson, 112 Smithtield St., Pittsburg Pa.
Mrs. Frances L. Swirr, Pit's. W. C.T. I'. '
Me. Editor : It was our fortune or mis
fortune, just as you choose, to see the result
of a surgical operation lately performed by
Dr. J. K. Miller, assisted by Kobtrt McGrew,
a student of medicine from Allegheny City,
on an infant sou of a Mr. Singleton, for
hair-lip. The subject of the operation was
only four uavs old. and the result ;s mar
velous in every way. The once unseemly
and disfigured lip has been manipulated by
the plastic ot ration until scarcely any of
the deformity is visible. The physician
by whose skill these c ratifying results have
een brought about deserve not only a big
fee, but the hearty thanks ot the parents
and the community.
Berlin, Pa., Sept. 17.
Cokklieme Items.
The school board last week elected Prof.
C. F. Livengoodforthe first, and B. K. Fal
len for the intermediate school, the primary
being yet unsupplied,
The early frosts that have done so much
damage to the uumutured crops in some
other sections of the county, have not yet
visited this immediate, locality. If you want
your tomatoes and corn to get ripe, plant
in the locality of Confluence.
Those who destroyed their tomato vines
because the first tomatoes did not mature
feel a little had just now, since the second
setting is a fine crop and will mature in this
climate, unlets Jack frost should see fit to
give us an unusually early call.
The laws regulating the killing of game
does not amount to much to those upon
whose lands the game is fed. If they wish
to reap the advantage of the game raised in
the mountains they must kill it before the
law ful season, or sjiortsmen from different
sections of the county will flock in as thick
as the locusts of Egypt and gather the crop
in a few davs.
X.
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The picnic and reunion of the members of
the Crand Army Posts of Somerset, Berlin
and Stovstown, held in Walker's grove, near
hanksville, last Saturday, was a most en
joyable allair, and was articiated in by
J.illv seven hundred jeople. The good peo
ple of Shanksville and vicinity had made
every preparation for entertaining a much
larger crowd. They furnished all present
with a most elegant iliuner, and after the
multitudes had eaten, there we-e many bas
kets full of gioil things left. The members
of the Somerset rt express themselves as
having had a most delightful time, and can
not say enough In praise of the good people
of old Stonvcreck for their kindness and
hospitality.
In consequence of a case pending on trial
Bedford, which will run into the present
week, Judge Baer was force! to issue an or
der last week, continuing the Somerset court
until Monday, October Ij. Notice was at
once sent tojurors, witnesses and litigants,
bat many did not receive it in time, and put
in an appearance at Somerset Monday
morning. Court was railed at 10 o'clock, a.
m Monday morning, when Judge Collins
discharged those jurors present, with the
instructions that they be id for one day
and mileage. Court thjn adjoamed till 3
o'clock in the afternoon, wnen it again con
vened with Judges Collins and Snyder on
the bench. After hearing a few motions it
was adjourned until 10 o'clock a. m., Mon
day, October 1Mb.
(j'rami En'tektainmest A grand enter
tainment was given by the I rsina Normal
School, on Friday evening, September 14.
!. The proceedings of ihe evening were
as follows;
After some lively music on our streets by
he I' rsina Cornet Band, the crowd pro
ceeded to the Town Hall, where the exer
cises were opened withjmusic by the school
choir, followed by reading class, consisting
of M'sses Jessie Ixnhart, Martha Colborn,
Ida Scott, and Mr. D. R. Daniel. The class
a thoroughly, prepared, and performed
their pieces with credit to both themselves
and the school. The reading exercises were
closed with aseleciion by Col. E. D. Yutzyt
entitled " The Raven."
The reading cla"" was followed by a reci
tation class, consisting of Misses. Anna I.en
hart and Jennie VanSiekel, and Messrs. W.
I.. Eit her and ('. R, M'Millen, which proved
to be ex'-eedinply pleasing and satisfactory
to all.
After this the audience were held spell
bound for a short time nv an original ora
tion, by Mr. N. H. Sanner.
Question for debate Ui-Jtfl, That Con
gress would be justifiable iti prohibiting
MormoiiiMii. Ailinuative. C. R. MeMillen ;
negative, It. N. Firestone. The question w aa
thoroughly discussed, strong, interesting
and instructive arguments N-ing produced
on both sides.
This was followed by an excellent dia
logue, af.er which the judges, Drs. Moun
tain, of Confluence, and Kuhlman, of Vrsi
na, and Ptiierintendcrit Rittenour, of Fay
ette, gave in thtir decision, w hich awarded
the honors of reading to Miss Lenhart, of
the recitation to Mr. MeMillen.
The oration delivered by Mr. Sanner was
decidedly superior to any other exercise of
the evening. The debate was decided in
the negative.
The exercises were closed with a piece of
instrumental music entitled ' Home, Sweet
Home," by Prof. Frederick. The weather
Im ine favorable, the hall was crowded to its
utmost.. The exercises were an entire suc
cess throughout, which was largelv due to
Prof. J. Schrock, principal ot the school.
B.
The following letter, received "from our
Rejireseutative, Hon. W. S. Morgan, ex
plains itself:
House or REraESEVTATiVES,
Harrjsbi ko, Pan Sept 11, 1883.
Emtob Herald .-
Iftar tv The farmers of our county are
now using large quantities of artificial fer
tilizers, in the main with profitable results,
but in some cases at a great loss- For this
loss there is no necessity, as the laws of our
State afford ample protection to farmers, if
they will accept the facilities afforded them
for the detection and punishment of fraud,
by act of June 28. 1S7S. which I herewith
enclose.
The board will, in addition to the duties
set forth in the act, furnish with each anal
ysis the estimated market value of the sam
ple, so that all may judge as to whether the
price at which it is sold is its fair market
value or not :
AX ACT
TO BEOI LATE THE MAXCTACTtRE ASD BALK Or
COMMERCIAL FERTILIZERS.
Section 1. Bt it truuted, tfc, That every
package of commercial fertilizer sold, offer
ed or exposed for sale, for manural purposes
within this commonwealth, shall have
plainly stamped thereon the name of the
manufacturer, the place of manufacture, the
net weight of its contents, and an analysis,
stating the percentage therein contained of
nitrogen, or its equivalent in ammonia in
an available form, of potash soluble in wa
ter, of soluble and reverted phosphoric acid.
and of soluble phosphoric acid : Frmided,
That any commercial fertilizer sold, offered
or exposed for sale, which shall contain
none of the above named constituents, shall
be exempt from the provisions of this
act.
Sec 2. Every manufacturer or importer
of commercial fertilizers, as specified in sec
tion one of this act, shall, on or before the
first day of August next ensuing, or before
offering the same for sale in this common
wealth, file annually in the office of the
secretary of the commonwealth an affidavit
stating the amount of said fertilizer or fer
tilizers sold within the state during the last
preceding year ; and if said amount be one
hundred tons or less, he or they shall pay to
the treasurer of the stale the sum of ten dol
lars for each and every such pack of such
commercial fertilizer sold within the slate
during the last preceding year, and if the
said amount shall exceed one hundred tons
and be less than five hundred tons, he or
they shall pay the sum of twenty dollars as
aforesaid, and if said amount shall be five
hundred tons or more, he or they shall pay
the sum of thirty dollars as aforesaid
such manufacturer or manufacturers or Im
porters shall not have made any sales with
in the commonwealth during the preceding
year, he or they snail pay tne sum oi ten
liars as aforesaid ; every such manufac
turer or importer, shall at the same time
file with the secretary of the hoard of agn
culture a copy of the analysis required by
section one of this act, and shall he entitled
to receive from the secretary of the com
monwealth a certificate, which shall be
countersigned by the secretary of the board
of agriculture, showing that the provisions
of this act have been complied with.
Skc. S. Anv oerson sellint: otTermir or
exposing for sale any commercial fertilizer,
without the analysis required by section
one of this act, or with an analysis stating
that it contains a larger percentage of any
one or more of the above named constitu
ents than is contained therein, or for the
sale of which all of the provisions cf section
two have not been complied with, shall be
deemed guilty of a misdemeanor, and on
conviction shall forfeit a sum not less thsn
tvrenty-fiveand nel exceeding one hundred
dollars for the first offense, and not less than
two hundred dollars for each subsequent
offense, one-half of which shall be for the
use of the informer, and the remainder for
the county in which the conviction is secur
ed : Prmidtd, Said informer be the pur
chaser, and the goods be for his own
use.
Sec. 4. It shall be the duty of the board
of agriculture to analyze such specimens of
commercial fertilizers as may be furnished
by its agents, said samples to be accompau
ied with proper proof, under oath or affir
mation, that they were fairly drawn ; the
fee for such analysis shall be determined by
the executive committee of the board, and
be based upon a fixed rate for each deter
mination, shall in no case exceed seventy-
five per centum of the usual price paid for
such services, and shall be payable from the
treasury of the commonwealth in the man
ner as now provided by law.
Sec. 5. The money paid into the treasu
ry under the provisions of this act shall
constitute a special fund from which the
cost of such analysis shall he paid: Prmi
ded that the total amount thus expended
in any one year, thall in no case exceed the
amount (-aid into the treasury during the
same year, and that anv moneys remaining
in this secial fund at the end of the year
shall be passed into the general fund for the
use of the state.
Sec. 6. Theterni "commercial fertilizers"
as used in this act, shall be taken to mean
any and every substance imported, manu
factured, prepared or sold for fertilizing or
manurintr purposes, except barn-yard man
ure, marl, lime, and wood ashes, and not
exempt by the provisions of section one of
this act.
Sec. 7. This act shall go into eflect on and
after the first day of August, ona thousand
eight hundred and seventy-nine.
Approved tt 23rt Any of June A. P. 1879.
Hexry M. Hott, Governor.
To Chicago? Cheap Excursion, Tces
oat, Seftember 25th, 1S83. Excursion
Ticke.s to Chicago and return will be sold
by the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway for the train leaving Pittsburg at
1.22 r. u., and by the Iittsbnrgh, Cincinnati
and St. Louis Ry. for the train leaving Pitts
burgh at 8.27 a. m., Tuesday, September 2o th.
1883, at the low rate of Ten Dollars or th
Hcmnd Trip.
Chicago, the Queen of the West, and one
the handsomest and busiest cities of the
world, is full of attractions that are well
worth a joumy to see. The great exposition is
now in its zenith, and the Illinois State
Fats is in progress on the Chicago grounds.
The autumn is the pleasantest time of the
year for traveling, and as tickets will be good
returning until Thursday, October 4th,
visitors will have ample time to thorough
ly enjoy all the sights of the city.
An extra number of Pullman Sleeping
Cars will be run on the excursion trains.
The Sleeping Car tare each way will be $2.50.
Tickets and Sleeping Car berths via the
P., C. A St. L. Ry: will be sold at the ticket
offices in the Union Station, Pittsburgh, at
110 Fifth Avenue, and via the P., F. W. A C.
Ry. at these offices, and at the P., F. W. & C.
By. Station, Allegheny.
Persons living in town in the vicinity of
Pittsburgh can secure tickets and sleeping
car accommodation by writing or telegraph
ing to agents at either of the aboye named
offices.
, Passengers not desiring to take a sleeping
car will find comfortable accommodations in
el gant da coaches.
For fashionable goods, for good goods, for '
cheap goods, go to Mrs. A. E. Thl's.
4 UDITOR-S NOTICE.
At as Ortibao' Coart held la somerset. Pa., on
tbe 1-t day of Septenrber. lssS. tae nadenlgned
Head Quarters for dress trinimim-s at Mm. i Aadlior wi duly appointed to mske a dlrtrlbw-
, . tKn of tbo funds In the band
A. E. I bi s,
Ladies coats, jackets, dolmans, ulsters, and
a'J other new styles of winter wears just
received.
Mrs. A. E. Tbl.
Xoticb. I have placed my books and
notes with W. 8. Kregar for collection. All
accounts not settled by October 1st will be
put in the hands of an officer for collection.
Please call at once, and save costs.
Josiah Keller.
Go to Parker & Tarker's for pretty calicoes
and ginghams. Bleached and unbleached
muslins, sheetings, pillow-cases, table linen,
napkins, towls. and bedspreads.
Be sure and examine my stock of fall and
winter hats before purchasing elsewhere.
They are all fresh, having just been received
from the eastern cities.
Mrs. M. M. Tredwell,
A. H. Ferner and Bro., have already re
ceived the greater part of their Fall A Winter
stock of Boots and Shoes. They also purpose
selling the best quality of rubber goods ever
brought to Somerset.
For sale, by H. H. Kemp, nurseryman,
Hamedsville, Somerset county, Pa., 5,000
apple trees, three, four and five years old,
all first-class trees and of the very best va
rieties, at $12.50 and $15 per hundred.
bands OI Samuel E. Be
key and John Lobr, Kexecatarf of Peter Spetcher
ure u. un oi i ontmauvn iwp.. to anu amoos;
those levally entitled thereto, hereby give aotlee
wax ue wiu aiienu to tne aouee oi toe aoove ap
pointment at bis office la Somerset boroouh oa
Tbersdsy, I he 4th day ef Oct.. 1SS3, wbea aad
here ail person late ruled can attend It they
turn proper,
JOHN R. SCOTT,
ep'.X Auditor.
DMINI3TKATOR S KUTIUE.
Estate of John C. Holllday. de'J, late of Addison
i wp., Bomentei ra.
Letter of administration oa the above estate
hart been granted to the asderdened by the
E roper aathortty, notice Is hereby airen to those
idebted to the uid estate to make Immediate
payment, aad those having claim or demand
aaini it to preaent thern doly authenticated lor
ciucmem witnout aeuy.
koss MccxnrrocK.
. teplX Administrator.
I UDITOB S NOTICE.
Uarlnir been annotated hv the f h-nhana Conrt
of Somenet County, Auditor to examine the final
account, ana mate dif trtoutlon ol tbe funds in tne
hands of Ir. W. A. Oarman, Exeeotor of Benj
Blttner, deed, te and among those legally enti
tled thereto, notice 1 hereby given that 1 will at-
veuu u tne antie oi said appointment at my oi-
hce In Somerset. Pa. on Tneadar. the nth dar of
wwuer, i-tsa. wnen ana wnere .u lie none lnier.
can aiicau.
W. H. BCPPEL.
epU. Auditor.
ew Railkoao News. bmce the new
railroad has been put under contract and
work on the tunnels has commenced, our
merchants have taken time by the forelock
and laid in immense stocks of goods to meet
the demand that the rush will occasion.
We noticed at Fisher's Book Store that Mr.
Fisher and his clerks were especially active
opening out an immense stock of blank
books, such as ledgers, day books, journals,
cash books, etc., etc Also, a large assort
ment of time books, inks, pens, papers, en
velopes, pencils, tabids, in fact everything
hat will probably be called for by contract
ors and railroad laborers. At the same time
Mr. Fisher has prepared for the Fair, with
a nice stock of albums, handsome and use
ful books lor presents, Sunday-school cards,
birthday cards, sheet music, and a great va
riety of pretty and useful things for pres
ents and gifts. Remember Fisher's Book
Store, Cook & Beerits's Block.
Hellow, Fisk, old fellow, I am just too
glad to see you. Well, are you? When did
you come to town ? Just got in, Mike. I
have to come to town twice a year, you
know, to get some clothing. I heard that
my friend J. B., of the firm of J. B. Snyder
it Co., was east buying their fall stock, and
ever since you told me about them three
years ago, I would not go anywhere else to
buy clothing. It is just as you told tne,
Mike. If J. B. says it is wool, it is wool. I
doubted it first, because the price was too
low. Say, Mike, how do those fe!Iosget
their clothing to sell at those prices? Snyder
would not steal ; I think he is too honest.
No, Fisk, Snyder won't steal, lie or cheat,
but somehow healwavs has the money to
pay cash for his clothing, and you know
cash is a good buyer, and then they are sat
isfied with a small profit. Big sales and
small profits is their motto. Bye, bye, old
fellow, will meet vou around at Snvder's
store.
0K
RDER OF COURT.
Sow aasrr. Pa Sentember 15. 183.
In onsequence ota eaae pending on trial at
Bedford, which will rnn into next week, the Som
erset Court U adjourned until MONDAY, OC
TOBER IS, lsss, at 10 a. M. Jurors, litigants
aad wltaetM need not appear until October
6th. WM. J. BAER,
seplt Pretldent Judge.
JJOTICE.
"Tbe Board of School Director of Brothenml.
ley township will meet In Berlin, at tbe house of
Samuel rerrel, on Tueaday, October 2, ia-3, to
omploy twelve teacher for the coming term,
when and where all competent teachers caa ap
ply. The following salarie will be paid : leach
era holding proleMional certificate, tSO a mont l
Teacher holdlding hrat-claa certlncatca, fc a
month. Teabhers holding seeood-cleas certifi
cates. kU a month. Proleaslonal and ttrtlaa
teachers preferred. By order ol the Boajd.
u. I. HAYMAX. . J. WALKK,
sepu-st. Secretary. President.
JpCBLIC SALE.
By virtue ol an order of sale limed out of the
urpnans' uourt or bomeraei iwunty, ra., to u
directed. I will expose to nubile tale the folloi
Ing described real estate, late the property of
uonna mailt, aec a on tne premises, oa
Saturday, September 22, IS83,
at 1 o'clock r. M.. a certain farm situate In
Brothersralley Twp., adjoining land of Henry I
nrant ,rre srant, israei uooer, j acoo uoieman.
wm. A. Khoaiia, Harrison Humbert ana win.
Slvlt. containing 300 acres and allowance, about
140 acres cleared and 2i aciv in meadow, having
thereon erected a good two-stnry Ira tne dwelling
bonse ; also, a tenant house, bank barn and other
outbuildings. The farm ha a sugar camp, la
well watered, In a fine state of cultivation, and
well timbered.
TERMS. One-third In hand on confirmation ef
ale. and the balance In five tonal annual pay
ments, to be secured bv mdxment bond. The farm
1 ottered as a whole or la two parcels, to suit
percnaser.
HIRAM B. BRANT
aug?B-3t. Admr. oiConrad Brant, deed.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Samuel Hay, late of Somerset :Twp
Somerset Co., Pa., deceased.
Letters of administration on the a bore estate
having been granted to tbe under stir tied, bv the
proper authority, notice Is hereby Riven to those
indebted to It to make Immediate payment and
those baring claims or demands will please pre
sent them duly authenticated for settlement oa
Saturday the M day of September, 183, at the
late residence ot deceased, or the law office of J,
at. scott, somerset, reona.
JOHN A.KAYLKR,
augls. Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of John Casebeer, dee'd late of Somerset
Borouifh. Somerset County, Pa.
Letters of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersiirned bv the
proper authority notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate to make Immedi
ate payment, and those having claims against the
same to pres. nt them duly authenticated lor set
tlement on Thursday, tbe 27th day ol September,
iqoii, i uiv wuioe vi r rem t awooacr.
WAt. if. FKEASE,
augtc Administrator
FOB GOODS
That are GOOD VALUE for the monej
GO TO
Greis, Foster & Quinn's.
113 & 115 Clinton Street,
JOHNSTO W jNJ", PV.
CHEAP CASH STORE !
VDM IN1STR ATOR S NOTICE-
Estate of A. C. Srhell, dee'd, late of Somerset
Bor somerset Co., r a.
Letters of administration on tbe nbove estate
having been granted to the undersigned bv the
proper authority, notice is hereby given to an
persona Indebted to said estate to make Immedi
ate payment, and those having claims against th
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement at tne late residence oi ueceasea on
Saturday, Oct, 13, 103.
jun,i v . ii&i.ij.i r. tt
Sep. Admr. of A. C. SchelL
LK
GAL NOTICE.
Public notice Is hereby gtvrn that the under
signed has been appointed Auditor by the Or
phans' Coart ol Somerset county to make and id-
port a distribution of the funds in the hands of
jonn m snyuer, trustee lor toe sale of tbe real
estate of Rebecca M'Oreaor, dee'd, late of Sliadj
township. Also, the funds In his bands coming to
the neirs oi said ltetiecca jUcHregor and Mary
Lenhart. dee'd. by the will of Elizabeth Lamliert,
deceased, and that he will perform tba duties at
tee omre eu. u. ivimmeu in somerset borr-uah.
on oaiuruay, too .mn uay oi septemoer. isej.
sei.S. Auditor.
On Tuesday night burglars effected an en
trance in L. II I-ashley's Btore, in Chaneys-
ville, and succeeded in makings rich haul,
They drilled a hole in the door of the safe,
filled it with powder and blew the door
open. 1 hey secured between 6UU anil i,w
in cash and also carried away several pairs
of boots and a quantity of tobocco. Suspi
cion was fastened upon two men who visited
the town during tbe day and Mi. I.ashley
telegraphed Sheriff Enfield to keep a lookout
for them. The sheriff obtained a clue to
their whereabouts and thinks he will cap
ture them. There is no certvinty, however,
that they are the puiity parties.
Mr. A. A. Stutzuian, agent for the A men'
can Kruit Evaporator, wishes to inform the
public that he will have one of the Evapo
rator? on exhibition at tne County Fair,
when and where he will be glad to have all
interested examine it. and have its workings
explained. W 11011 loads of fruit will be
evaporated by this machine during the three
davs of the fair. He has already sold quite
number of these machines, invaluable to
the farmer or fruit grower, and is daily re
ceiving oruers bj otners. .vir. Mutzinan
will slso have ier exhibition at the same
me one of A. II. Keid's celebrated cream
eries, wlocli takes first rank among the
reitmeries now in the market. Tmt fail
to see both of these lalKir saving and money-
making machines, while at the fair.
L DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Sarah A. Llngantield, late of Lower
Turkt-yfoot twp., Somerset Co.. Pa., dec a.
Letters of administration on the abrve estate
having been granted to tbe undersigned bv tbe
proper authority, notice Is hereby given to ail per
sona Indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment, and those having claims against the
same to present them duly autbenttrated tor set
tlement un Saturday, October 13. Us3, at the late
residence ol tbe deceased.
J. W. BCRKHOLDER,
sep5. Ad mlnistrato
A
DM I N ISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
stale of Alexander Stern, late of Somerset
township, deceased.
Letter of administration on the above estate
having been granted to tbe undersigned by the
proper authority notice is hershy given to all
perils indebted to said eetate to make Immedl.
ate payment and those having claims avainsttho
Same to present them duly authenticated for set
tlement, on aaiuraay, tne day of September,
aooo, at me iai rtttiuew-e oi uec u.
LINCOLN STERN,
Sept. Administrator.
F
OR SALE OR RENT.
B
RIDGE SALE.
1 will sell or rent my woolen factory. In .Tenner
Township, upon reasonable terms. I will also
rent my home farm, situate In Jenner township.
For particular rail apou me, or address me at
blpejvine rostomcc.
aug'jn-St. ABRAHAM BEAM.
Mrs. A. E. TJhl
l he Commissioners of Somerset Countr will
oSer to let at a public outcry, to the lowest and
vest Dinner, on tue premises, on
MOXDAY, September 24. 1SS3,
at 10 o'clock a. v., Ihe superstructure of a wooden
ormue across nrs ereea, near Phllson station,
In Northampton townflilp.
AUA.11 s. H Ar r EK,
JtisKfH HORNER.
HERMAN W.KKI KAKER
Attest : Commissioner.
1. J. Hoe.iek, Clerk. aug.
A I.ir Somno I'wcspvt. Mrs. XI. E. All
ison, Hutchinson, Kansas : savcu my nie
by a simple trial bottle of Ir. King's New
Discovery for Consumption, that caused me
procure a large bottle that completely
cured me, when doctors, change of climate,
nd everything else had failed. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Severe Coughs, and
all Throat and Lung Diseases, it is guaran
teed to cure. Trial bottles free at C. X.
Boyd's Drug Store. I.arge size $1.00.
Teachers ExruivEn. The School Di
rectors of Somerset township met at tbe
Glade House Saturday, and elected the fol
lowing named teachers to take charge of
the different schools of the township, for the
coming winter term. Most of them are
jiersonally known tons, and we congratu
late the directors upon having been so for
tunate in their choice of instructors for the
children of their district : Ueula, Charles
H. Schmucker; Bhaulis, Jacob C Lichty;
Khoads,H. L. Young; "Wills, J. It. Gura-
bert ; Sipesville. J. II. Fo : tasebeers. j.
C. Gnapy . Mountain. D. J. btalil ; aiaer.
II. H. Miller; AVeller, Wm. G. buhl ;
Union, Henry F. Barron ; Knepper. Var-
cellua Weimer ; Samuels. John w . w eigly ;
Cupps, Ida Musselman ; rieasant Hill, Lin
da Cupp ; Friedens. No. 1. Jas. Blough ;
No. 2, Kate Long ; Maasts, H. V. Bittner ;
Lavansville, E. E. Pritts ; Ankeny, H. A.
Stahl ; I'lank Koad, J. D. Meyers; Baer's,
Anuie Fcel ; Hunter, E. E. Shaver; Dun
myer, E. J. Dickey.
Et. Herald : Having noticed items in
the IltRALD from nearly all parts of the
c junty, I thought you would give us a little
space in your columns. Our place is in the
western part of Qneinahoning township,
south of Hornerand Tabor churches. About
one year ago onr boys, with the assistance of
our farm em, organized a brass band.
Mr. Wm. H. Zimmerman has opened a
store in which h does a nourishing busi
ness), greatly to the convenience of our community.
Our band lost nearly all its old members
during winter and spring, by our boys going
west or leaving the oomnuinitv. It reorgan
ized this sumnicr and is now doing well,
being very hard to beat, considering its op
portunities, and promises, in the near fu
ture, to become one of the best bands in the
county.
As we have never had any picnic or any
entertainment in our community, our young
people resolved to have something of the
kind, so they fell to work and erected a
house some seventy feet long, in which they
intend to bold a literary entertainment on
or shout the thirteenth of October. Judging
from the building and the amount of prepa
ration being made, we bespeak for them suc
cess. '
George W. Muller, one mile north-east of
this place, erected a large barn this summer
on which be placed a inetalic roof, it being
the first one in the north of the county,
many prophesy that it will l a failure, say
ing the storage will sweat and corrode it.
We hope it may prove to be a fKress. Near
ly all conceed the dsy of shingle roofs is
past
Jonathan D. Khoedes. of this place, is now
conceded to be the boss potato grower. He
planted one potato of a new variety this
spring, which yielded thirty-nine large po
tatoes, nearly filling a bushel measure.
Most of our farmers complain that Jack
Frost has destroyed their corn and buck
wlieert. Pattt Downs.
XIornT Moiiah, Fept. 15, 15-83.
The Americas Evaporator. Mr. A. A.
Ftutzman informs us that he has reliable ini
formation that the fruit crop, and especially
apples, is a total failure throughout the
western States, and, in consequence that
evaporated fruit is already advancing in
price in the wholesale market. Evaporated
apples, such as is prepared by the American
Evaporator for which he is agent in this
county, is now selling at eighteen cents per
pound, wholesale, an advance of two cents
a pound in four days. Other evaporated
fruits are also advancing in tbe wholesale
markets, peaches having gone up to 28 and
30 cents. Mr. Stutzman also informs us
that he is selling a number of these Evapo
rators to our farmers, having disposed of
a number of these evajKirators to our farm
ers, having disposed of several on Monday,
and that he will keep them on hand, so
that they tan be furnished on short notice.
It will pay the farmers to come in now and
purchase at once, and baye their fruit crop
evaporated.
New Goods! New Goods! Just received,
our fall stock of goods, consisting of black
and colored silks, black and colored cash
meres, cloth suitings in all shades, black
and colored velvets, brocaded velvets, flan
nel sackings, Jerseys', shawls and skirts. A
full line of new goods at bottom yrictt at
Parker Parker's.
All the newest Shades of Cashmere,
cloths, with trimmings to Suit
Mas. A. E. Uhl.
and
Aecordeons cheaper than ever, at A.
than's.
Na-
1TEW Q-OOIDS.
FallStocknowReatly.
LOWER PRICKS !
SILKS ?
YE LVET?
CA II 111 EKE ?
CLOTH SUITINGS!
Fancy Dress Goods
V
IN ALL SHADES.
QOMMISSIOXEirS NOTICE.
1 muniK iuuer nv rier neit . in tne court 01 uom.
lrlenl James Albright f miin Pleas or Seiner
vs. I set Co.. Pa., April T,
Franklin M. Butler ls$3. Sub. In Iilvorra.
All iiersons Interested will take notice that In
pursuance ot a mmmirstoa tome Issue. to take
testimvnr. 1 will attend at mjr t.rfiee In Somerset,
ra., on i uursuay, me tn dar ol September
next.
HENRY F. SCHELL,
aug-1 Commiseliiner.
IP
HEALTHCORSET
Increases In popularity
every day, aa iailifs find it
tno most
COSKOItTADI.E
PERFECT FITTIMH
corset ever worn. Mer
chants ay iteivesthebest
satisfaction of any corart
tln-ycTorpoId. Warrnnfc-d
satisfactorv or money re
funded, for sale by
PARKER tV PARKER.
Do You Want To Make Money ?
SATE TOUR TIME AND LABOR?
Then Buy the Celebrated
A.mei4cixii Fruit Drier,
OK
PNEUMATIC EVAPOKATOK.
wTTimm -'"i. 1 -i
I have aoeeptwl the Agency In SOMERSET anil Ca-tiria Conntles for thlro-reat Farmers' L -
bor-Savlna and Money-Making Invention. n-J will be x!at to eiuialn Its a lvantaires to. ami take
ths order from every man owning- an apple tree In the two mantle. The ANEKIA5i EVAPU-
KATOK is the best anil ebeauet now ottered tbe Labile and will hit its oust, una nutka monev lor
Juu besides, the tint seaM m.
The profits In eTsporatimc fruit, etc. is enormou. as every farmer most sea by comparing figures
Take for exampls apples. of which there promts to be an abundance :
One No. 'i tvapvrator will post you 75 to
Ten buihelsofappleeeachday tur li days la) buJhols M 00
Fuel tU) Labor (T) v 00
bage.
Sim
it
Distillery
Locale! nirwtly on Malm I.I a PHta.
iiv. 11 r u. si. sc.. mat Naviosj
Extta Cost of Draylag.
Total esst ;ios eo
Cr. By 760 lbs. Evaporated apples at 15cts lot 0O
The a hove Is the lowest price at whk-h fcvaporatetl sprites have vet sold, and it Is reasonabls to
suppose the price a fair average. Lvapontted ai pies are now selllnv In this market at cents a
Bound. Ikiuntlna- six poun-ls to the bohel, this would make tbe trull worth tl.&u ner bushel. Evan-
urated peaches ar worth 3a cents a pound.
1 nus any man owning an orcnani can convert nis trnit into evaporated stork, eijaal to the bet
In tbe market, and pay for one of there machines four and five times In a season: Everv farmer.
especially, ought to have one. We add two testimonials, given tbe company by tanners in Bedlorvi
county :
rix kiiadb. Beiiiom tjonnty, ra.. January 24, .ro.
Aw. Mm. Co. Dear Sirs : " The applo crop has been an entire failure here this year, but our
No. 3 Evaporator has paid us big interest, we dried lots of sweet com. tomatoes, pumpkins and
cabbage. Tbe dried cabbage is splendid : we cut It on a slaw-knife, and it dries verv Ut. it sboald
be soaked ten hoars to prepare It for tableuse. 1 was at Mr. D. S. Sell's, to whom Isold a No.
Evaporator last year. .Mrs. Sell is so well pleased with it that she would not do without one nohow.
She had no apples, but she has about paid lor the Evaporator by drvina pumpkins, berries and calk
10 ner belongs tne CTe.ni 01 nrst evaporating cabbage in this section.
Voars truly.
THOMAS S. HULS1NOEK.
Nsw Enterprise. Bedford County, Pa., November 57. lldl
Ax. Mfo.Co. Hear Sirs r " We have tun finished tlrrlng. We have drW all kinds ol fruits and
vpgetables, and mast say we cannot think the American can be excellcl. We have dried a large lot
of cabbage, and when people found out luw nice It was tlrieil, thf-y bncght wagon loads to us for
drying. Hme 01 tne neignnors mane tun or us Kir t-uymg su'-n a near urier. out t ney nave cnangea
their notions already, and by spring we will k t tlirm know what is In racb a machine."
lours ivt?pectiuny.
DANIEL S. y F.I.I.
We add the following testimonial to show the capacity of the machine from one operation made In
Missouri. I can tarnish a thousand equally as favorable :
tLirros. Henry Co., Mo., January IS. Hta.
Am. Mvo. Co. Oentlemen : " 1 intended writing you sooner but 1 wtshM 10 sell my fruit first.
and I fell much Indebted to your company for my saccess in this business. 1 saved my entire crop of
down apples, which dropped from the trees oa account ot the great heat and wind of one week, and
which would have been a total kss, as apples were oplntv here. I evaporated on my No. 'i.3.s&
bushels ol apples, which made 2 -'60 peunos ef evaporated (rule which I sold here at H , cents per
pound, making S396.'.-a. Total expense ol operating. Including machine, freights, and Incidentals,
f 126 &&. 1 have the Evaporator as icood as new. and have called It the King" ot all evaporators. I
am Indebted to the American for this achievement, and fordoing tor tbe trull growers of Missouri so
much. I am perfectly satisfied with my purees.
Respectfully Yean,
J. M. PRETZINOE1L
For farther particulars address. julyll-3m.
A. A. STUTZMAN, Somerset, Pa.
JnlylKSm.
AVe con say jKsitively, without fear of
contradiction, that we have the largest stock
of clothing in Soitierset, that is new and of
the latest styles. Our overcoats are all new
anil verv cheap. Call and see them before
buying. J. B. S.vtbeb t Co.
I would resjectfully inform my friends of
Somerset county that I have ojiened a new
drug store at 232 Main Street, Johnstown,
Ta., where I would be pleased to see them.
My stock consists of Pure Drugs, Chemical?.
Talent Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Perfumery
and Fancy Goods generally. At this season
I would call attention to the insect rades,
such as Pure Paris Green, Pure Powdered
White Hellebore, Persian Insect Powder,
etc.. When in need of anything in the
drng line come and ee nie or write for
prices. All inquiries cheerfully answered.
( has. Gbjetith
232 Main Street.
A first-class farm for sale. Inquire of
Oliver Kner-per, or J. L. Pugh, Esq., Som
erset, Ta.
MARRIED.
Chasge or Books is TowssMir. IUub's
Readers have been adopted by the School
Board of Somerset township, and arc now
offered for sale said exchange by C. X. Boyd.
Bring in your old readers at once and get
them exchanged before the schools open and
take advantage of the very low price.
School supplies of all kinds in stock.
SMITH PLETCHER. On August 12.
1883, at tbe boose of J. C. Miller, in Bakers
ville, by Solomon Baker, Esq., Wm. Smith
to Rebecca A. Pletcher, both of this county.
BERKEY LAKE. On September 12,
1SS3, in theM. E. Church, at Berlin, by Rev.
Albert Freeman, Prof. J. M. Berkey, of
Stoystown, Pa., to Miss Martha J. Ine. of
Berlin. Pa.
Messrs. Keller A fanner, the well known
grocers and confectioners of this town have
added flour and feed to their business, and
propose to push it vigorously. They have
tbe Celebrated Vienna Flour in barrels and
sacks, as well as a choice brand made by
Brinker A Mallin, by the gradual reduction
roller process. Corn, oats and chop always
in stock. Their stock of groceries is new,
fresh and full. Mocha, Java, and all other
grades of fine coffee a specialty. The purest
and best confectionery in the market. Best
brands of tobaccq and cigars always on
hand.
DIED.
HARRAH. At Trsina, on Sunday, Sep
tember 16, 18S3, Jennie S., daughter of Dr.
W. 8. Harrah, aged 26 years.
PICK.IXG. On Thursday, September 13,
1SS3, Howard W, son of Worth J-, and Dor
otha Picking, aged 9 months.
.1 . . , A bright little flower, ' .
" Blooming for a day,
,-. - - ; ' ; Too preciovj for earth.
Heaven bore it away.
Farmers, look at this! We again offer
for tall seeding, Baugh & Son's Double Ea
gle Phosphate, which contains 17 to 29 per
cent of bone, at $30 per ton, onr warehouse
or track Somerset station, and will say that
we know of no other article made from
animal bone base, sold under such guarantee
at tbe same price, and it is eminently wor
thy of your attention.
Respectfully,
Cook it Beibitb.
Soxebsr CorinT Fat. To persons
wishing to attend the Fair, we say, call at
the new One IVice Shot Store, -and see onr
fall and winter stock of boots, shoes, rubbers,
leather and findings. -
A. H. Fceseb A Bao.
Calicoes,
Muslins,
Canton
Ginghams,
Flannels,
Flannels,
PORE EIE COPPER-DISTILLED
WHISKY.
Situated on summit of Alleirhenics. uses
the water from cold mountain !"prinir.
This whisky is made by the double-distilled
process and guaranteed perfectly pure and
tull proof.
SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
KENTUCKY JEANS, ORDERS FILLED SAME DAY AS RECEIVED.
ALL QUALITIES.
Special.
New Fall Stockings,
GLOVES,
AND UNDERWEAR.
A FULL LINE OF
GermantowTi, Zephyr, Shet
land and Saxony Wools,
Factory Stocking Yarn,
FANCY GOODS,
istotios,
A Full Lane of Newest Kinds of
NECKWEAE
Children' Wool Nackft
In nnler te drs Hotel KetDers ami Dealers a
crand opportunity new before ottered, will roa
tract for tne manufacture of whtek? In any Un
tlty, from 4 to 80 barrel, alrlnir them the irtvl.
I lrice of letting; it lie In bond (or three year,
I ctifririnit but a small nurn tor traK.
m nand 3u barrels of w hiaky retailim at
l pT aallun.
w rue tor run particulars In regard to lam
I quantities to
sand rtrn, ra. s. v. swkitzei:, supt.
Aug. -a.
Blairsville (Pa.) Ladies'
Seminary.
Beautiful srrounds.commod.ou;i bit!:(i'nsr
heated throughout with steam, trood ta b!e.
beaithful location, no malaria, thobocoh
iNsraocTiOM in Enirllsh, French, tferraan.
Laun, Uraeic MusicDrawicy, Pt-oUii(.i.
For c&taloffuao, apply to
REV. T. B. EWINQ. PrindDai.
THIRTY-THIRD YEAR beirlns Septemtr 13
18S3 julvH-lut.
K full line of underwear, stockings, glorea
handkerchiefs, collars, neckwear, Telret,
ribbons, rnchiogs and covets, at
Pa sum A Faun's.
Our Winter Wraps
are now in store, inclu
ding Coats, Jackets,
Dolmans, Ulsters, etc.,
for ladies and children.
IITS.A.E. UHL.
Soxossr, Ta, Sept. 1H.
Pittsburgh Exposition
NOW OPEN!
CLOSES OCTOBER 13th.
SPECIAL EXCURSION RATES
On all Railroads Entering Pltteburgh and Allegheny.
DON'T FlIL TO VISIT IT!
Special Attractions.
JiR. jri.ES LEVY, the FAMuCS CWRXETIST
SHXTIN CONTESTS between t'apt. E. E. Stubf aad Mr. Owynne Friee.
Wonrlertul K1FLF. SHOOT1XJ brCapu E. Stabh.
Wonderful PISTOL SHOOTINO ! Cat K. E. Stobbs.
1 CHICAGO AND PROV WtSCF. CLt BS.
BASE BALL GAMES; YERJCF'R STAFS and R D. WO.DCLt'BS.
Skirmish Drill bj CAPT. BARK S OAKFIELD ESCORT CORPS.
JAPAXLiiE VA XLl'illT tlRKWOIlKa.
ETenlnz'Flraworka. trotting Races. Rcnlnic Raea
BALLOON ASCENSIONS,
PAPIJfO RACE-. PONY RACES, Ml'LE RATE.
RELIC 1KP.RTMAT AKT t.LL;H V GRAND ARM Y DISPLAY.
I O -. kj I
i y M y J?
P017BER
Always the Best.
ALWAYS THE BEST
SPICED MOUNTAIN KE.
A Uat-inoca Cm
Ta th yolks of &ra ens. well beatea. add oa
cap ruxar, oM-aaii eap t utter, one aalteap swoat
snllk, uao aspooafal nowod elaaasaoa. on sra
tatl aatxaes;, taea ta whites of two nswoll
beateaoaaaad a half caps Soar aaTiac La 14 gat
I jsaAlag Fvwdar.
Grandest Eifflita cf Art Influstrj & Manufacture li in Pittstmr
E. P. YOUNG, J. C. PATTERSON,
Secretary.
sepli
Gen. Manager.
Extra Bargains Offered Now
- AT -
V. NATHAN'S.
Wl bavo inn reeelred a nice line of
MUSLINS, SHEETINGS, GINGHAMS,
Light and Dark Calicoes,
Which we will sell lower than the lowest It will cost you nothing to call
and convince yourself that the cheapest place to hoy is at
A. NATHAN'S.
BLACK ASD COLORED CASUHERES A SFECIAL7Y.
JrrJITOR'8 NOTICE.
At aa Orphan's Coart bold la anmonet. Pa., oa
tbo 1st d7 of September. 1M3, tbo WBdcrtlgml
wasdaly appolatod to suko a distribution oi tno
faaaa la tao haads ol Pblllp Ipa aad Uaae Hotf
BU, El tea tors of Anthony Lape. deed into of
Joaaor Towasblp. to aad among- too legally a
Utlad tborato, beraby ai aoue that bo will at
tend to the duties of tbo abort appointment at bis
ooVwIa SoBMrost Uoronrb oa Friday. Oetobera,
1SS3. wboa aad wboro all persons iBtsrwtod caa
auoad If tboy thick proper
SspU.
Aaditor.
T EGAL NOTICE.
"in tbo ssattor of tbo seeonnt of Frederick Orof,
Y , EiomttiTof Lydla Ponrud. dee d
And now, fept. 1, lsaa. the Conrt appoint J. O.
Kim met, Esq.. Auditor to pass epon icptloBa,
n-stato aa aeeoaaL and aiaaa aad report a dis
tribattea. notlro Is benby f,m that tbo Auditor
will artend toblsdoUos la thla matter on Friday
tbo ath day ol aVpu, 183, at his ottos la Sosarr
. borough, J.amMEU
scp. Aaditor.