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I Tha intolliyenc of ths death cf rfr, Ed
M. KiniOR'U, which sad event took plat
his home in this place at an early hour Sat
urday morning, cast a glooiu over our entire
community. He had been confined to Lia
bed for some time by serious illness, and al
though his death was cotunexjiected, the
ItcinniiiitT A Kneijer have announcement of the fact caused a shock
opencl a Ki-taurant. in the basement or seiuoiu leit in any community iy me iuss-1-
i.inct -.n Main Crocs street. ! ing away of one of its privaieVtizena. He
i had practiced hit profession very succo-sful-
Mr. Harry oinior lias opened a lirsaclnss 1 ly imoue our 1VOvu for upwards of thirtv
Court is In sWon this week.
I-uui il. t.altl.er. Esq., "d family, of La
trulic, are viriting in fjomenet.
John I. KoiM.v. Ki , of Pittsburgh, is
attendiiiK Court in Somerset this week.
M.'
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.. ....Scr weather.
, ..,-.. C. X. Hoyd.
, , ,. ; nearly over.
' IiUinondl'ves.
.,,1 1". Snyder Co
vine tine autumn weather
. v- jdj.-!.! !"wn UI"m U8'
. ,, jssi have already spi-eared.
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-ker win s'ioh nmK iv E-jt.
j Uss both weni sioanx
,,, on is a freshman at Har-rtatcx-!"
for sale at Keller
lV dieir time to fall, nJ "'
kofripan and Tobacco in the
.',.;ii.lat Keller banner s.
,,rmy chestnuts have been
, ,1 lives. Nice colors. Xo
: ;,V ('. X. l'.'iyd.
md happy. "' 1'ianionii
,t C. X. llovd s.
... ;i' iu" ad Ijibrad.ir Her
',,,;. a- kV.lorA banner's.
, ,,,,,-s.ni the lust day of this
. ail! he no news tn the boys.
... -. .,f fall and winter hat.
.4 a! Mrs. M. M. Tred well's.
,. N, w York It -nl niere
;:,d millionaire in fioth-
s y riT.i:. x;.s.axi ai .1.
ir,,,l CK TAKKX IN KX-
i AT HEPKLKY'S.
not wi.iU lor oeuer
oyster saloon in the rooms used in the sum
mer by his sister for an ice cream salloon,
on Main street.
That terrible diea-e, diphtheria, is said to
lie prevailing at Stoystown as an epidemic.
Some families have suffered the loss of seV
era! inemlicrs.
Two prisoners e-oaped from the lledford
county jail last Wln-lay, by scaling the
wall with a ladder, made by tying two iron
bedsteads together.
Hon. John M. Keynolds, of Bedford, while
alijihtiiig from his carriage, one day last
week, trippcl and vufl'ered a severe fall,
breaking hia left collar bone.
The ojicninir of the public schools of the
lioroush has been postponed nntil Monday,
O-tober 2!Hh, on account of the new build
ing not being quite completed.
The girls who have worried through the
parst three years without receiving those
happy wordi will he n'.ud to know it is only
two months and a half to leap year.
Miss Kannie I!a"r left Somerset for Street
or, Iilinoise, Thursday morning, with the
intention of sending tlie coming winter
w ith her brother in the last named place.
Judge Ilacr ma'le 1111 order Monday morn.
inp, changing ine time ior Homing wic uiu
ertnt terms of Court, lor ths County. The
order will I found in our advertising col
umns. There w ill he a partial eclijrseof the moon
on AVtiini-sday morning of next week at
twenty-six minutes t two o'clock. Three
digits, or about one-fourth of the southern
portion will be eclipsed.
years, and by hia universal courtesy and
kindness hud greatly endeared himself to all
who knew him. That the sorrow at his
death was genuine and widespread, was ev
idenced by the lurge number of people who
attended his funeral, which took place at 2
r. m. Sundiy. He was about fifty-seven years
of age, His bereaved family have the sin
cere sympathy of all.
here is the lied Man now ? J-j. Can't
say, really. The lajt w e saw of him he was
going npthe street sandwiched between two
advertising placards, with a feather duster
stuck in his head. If he has got his pay in
advance he is probably drunk in some sa
loon a few blocks away. The placards read
" See the great bargains in Full clothing of
fered by L. M. Woolf, of Johnstown, la.
Every housekeeper should test sugar be
fore using it in preserving, If you puts
soonful ot white sugar in pure spring wa
ter, the water will remain clear; hut if the
sugar contains glucose or other impurities
there will bea sediment in the bottom of the
vessel, lirown sugar made of glucose will
become ropy when put in water.
Waterloo, Iowa,
October 1. ltWX
Eiiiiob HtEALD: I rescued this town a
few days ago. and for the first time since I
left Somerset county, felt myself completely
at home. You are aware, no doubt, from
the number of copies of the Hebald that
reaches this ollice, that Somerset county is
well represented here.
The town is divided by the Cedar river.
which is spanned by a very tine iron bridge.
They have what they term the East and
West side, about equal in siie, but not a unit
in thought. Considerable rivalry is luani
fesled iH'tween them, all of which seems to
Mrs. A. J. Co'.lmrn started on a trip
to the west last Thursday. She ext'tf to increase as the town grows.
Ivwa. Illinois and Michigan' They have some line business bliK'ks, ho-
vi-it JYicnd in
befoie sl.- returns home, which will lie the ; tels, etc., two large flouring mills, grain ele-
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i,uv a pack of Hiamond
rolor from one to three
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V l'.irk'-r's for pretty calicoes
cached and unbleached
.... j.jiiow-eases, table linen,
1-prcads.
., ! ;i!c!y I Five cigar ma
. . , ., am the trade. Apply
lattt-r 1 .art "f m-xt month.
Joim ii. I'hl Esq., relumed home Sunuay
from a three wo ks trip, through the west.
He visited Omaha, Kansas City, 1 l.-sMoiues,
and Chicago, umong oilier places. His
health w hich has not been. good for some
nine pa-t was greatly improved by the trip.
Mr. 1". S. Cock, of liiairsvillc, in connec
tion Willi two other gentlemen, have obtain
ed a contract lor buildinc the I-aurel Hill
turiinelon thelineol the Harrisburg.V West
ern railroad. The job is a large one and the
contractor expects to have about two
work in it.
yean'
.1. K. Coi kkoth
Somerset, ra. j - - -. -
,.i plan to burn a little ' t-ays the liiiiford lii'juu.r : Tliere is no
o, -casionally. The , truth iu the rumor that the I't ima. llailroad
;cra id kill the germs j Conq.nny had completed arrangements for
r:iiid unat and they : the purchase of the Huntingdon V Itroad
::v sanitary way. j l op road. The latter road is in better con
dition now than it has been for years and
theoilicers have no idea of selling.
IToiir for sale by Mev-rs
li.i i a large run. They
.1 new lot which will he
lower than the price
s.tnierset.
ti'iMis to remove every
etable matter, weeds, etc.,
otherwise they will de
much aftention cannot
Last 1- riday "yehu.-ai" alteudud the sale of
the personal property 01" Samuel J. Miller, '
deceased, at his Lite residence in ijueiuahou
ingtowiiship. 1 nere was a large number of
people ill attendance, and notwithstanding
the fact that the news from Ohio had rather
a dcorcssinir ellect on the spirits of most of
autionsat this season nllin ,, resent, the crowd was a jolly one,
.;, windows if J- 1'- Snyder
.. ,..i'ive that there is some
.',- . -ili!isliment whose C'MhI
.. .4 'i:iliie to vou ill the select!
. 1 -xls (r Taiu v A
j-.! , x:,in' le my stock of fall and
I-.i-Te purchasing elsewhere.
a".:"n!i, Laving just been received
re ( iti'-s.
Mrs. M . M . Tkki.wei.i.,
r of the Lutheran Church
:! w.rl.l are making prepara
. m'i. !ie 1". .11 r hundredth Illllli-
.! birth of Martin I.uthcr,
.- n Tii'-sday, the l-".ih day ol
:-' New (j.iods' Just received,
. t co.kIs. consisting of black
';!. blac k and colored ca!i--lutings
in all shades, l.dack
: vi ' vi is, bris aded velvets, rlan-
.. r-evs, shawls and skirts. A
. ;. ;v t'oods at hottntti jtrirrr at
I'akki r I'aukik's.
. ;.i :..r aai ing the yoiin people
ii i.oty li.- in the organization
If pruperly conduct-d
: 1 n .-ans of mental improvement
,.-rwie obtained. Organize lit-
:i r to every Imh1' is, w ho uses all
1 at .1. I!. Snyder Co. sell. There
lave that they are compelled to
almost daily and thus their
Kiv- fri-sh. cleai', new, and of the
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vator, woolen mills, etc, w ith a population
of about T.noo. The postotlice isliM-ated on
the West side, the court house, jail, and oth
er public buildings of the East side.
I met here l-ew is I.ichty, Mayor of the
city, w ho w as a former resident of Somerset.
Also your t'ellow-tow nsmar. Mr. John II.
I'hl. 1 went out seven miles east of town,
to I'.rooks's. Here I met a number of other
.Somerset county jK'ople. I'.arrou Uover,
llhouds, Choriening. Einmert, Hei-ile, and
many others. John Einmert farms upon an
extensive scale. He has under cultivation
over 175 acres each of corn and oats, has
droves of horses, cattle and hog, and seems
to be prosering finely. He is a very pleas
ant and agreeable man 10 meet, always
ready to extend a hearty welcome to his
eastern friends.
I must also make special mention of
kindness extended me from the Brooks
family. They are "nicely lixed,"and think
it no trouble to make things pleasant fur
visitors from their old home.
I left on the i'lth inst for Cedar Ilapids, 52
miles south of Waterloo. This is considers-
, hie of a railroad tow n, contains about ll.Oou
! inhabitants, has some very fine buildings,
'and in most all respects resembles the suc-
cessful western tow n. At this place curiosi
ty.prompted Ine to wend my w ay to Green's
Opert House, and hear the political issues
'discussed. The Hon. Curter II. Harrison,
famous mavor of Chicago, tried to make
glad the hearts of his lemocratic brethren.
The house was well tilled, but the enthusi
asm, like the speech, was somew hat nal ;
uite different, I was informed, from the
crowd and speech made tin-re one week be
fore by Senator Ben Harrison, of Indiana.
Political excitement runs high here now
Ths stiet gathered off the field and
placed iu the public roads and hrokon fine
Woul4 make good rcuids along the farms of
our people, and in a few years, with a little
piece of road built in this way every season,
we thpuld soon have greatly improved
country roads with but little expense, and
much improvement to the fields from which
the stones were taken. If the farmers living
alou public roads Von Id consult together
and agree each to do bis part, the question
of better country roads would soon be settled.
1 RHUiUTiUTOA'S sUtl
OF
Valujtlo Real Estate liMHe Real Estate!
I MHtwsv anm j T)omasi)t to o order of the Orphan's Court of
List of Jurors drawn to serve atXoveriiber
Term, 1Ss3:
OBAXD J I ROBS.
Addison Jeremiah Kiston. (ieorg VTass.
Allegheny Samuel Walker.
Berlin It. H. Koontz.
Brothers valley Henry 1. A It father.
Coneniaugh August Koehler.
Elk Lick William H. I.ichty, Samuel
Christner.
Creenville Francis W. Baer.
Larimer Hiram Beal, Peter Knepp.
Milford Henry Bark man.
Meyersdale Amos Finnegau, Henry Don
ges, G. D. Lichty.
Shade Samnel Mcfiregor.
Somerset Township Solomon Seibert,
William Brown.
Ptonycreek Samael Koontz.
Summit W. V. Adams, Samuel M. Fike.
I" PI er Turkey foot Daniel I'billippi, Pe
ter Ihiyman.
Wellershurg Eli ShafTer.
TEAVKBSK JIBOBS.
IWrlin Jacob HetHey.
Brothersvalley Dennis Hay, Casper Ks
kin. Elk Lick James B. Martin, Samuel S.
Flickinger, Christopher Wahl.
Greenville Solomon S. Housed.
Jefferson Conrad Miller, William Beam.
Jenner Simon A. Shaffer, Mesheck
Beam, Jonathan Shunk.
Jennertown (eorge W. Johnson.
IiOwer Turkey fixit Isaac Smith.
Meyersdale A. Chamberlain, Fred Crof.
Middlecreek John 1. Barron, Wesley J. j
Pile. I
Milford-John C. Shalf, Silas A. .Walker,
Jacob C. Critchlield, Jacob B. Critchfield. j
Xew Baltimore J. C. Sjiicher. i
Xorthamjitou Win. J. Meyers. I
Paint Daniel 11. Bruliaker, Jaisih ( uster.
Jacob K liable, Gillian Seese, Keuben AI it
er.
iiemahoniiig Jacob liarnhart. Wendell.
Winters.
Salisbury CiL-(er Wahl.
Shade David C. Ijimbert.
Somerset lkirough Alex. Benford, Jeie.
Khoads, Parker Trent.
Somerset Henry Shalfer, Josiah Good,
Herman U Berkey. Ed. L. Will. Win. 11.
man, Charles Kline, Win. M. Khoads.
0 IxTtaiT to FBtM, BESem. ash
8ock PtAiSB. Mr. Georgs F CoHotrJ
man, of I-avansyille, has taken the agency
for Prof. Manning's celebrated book, enti
tled " Stock Doctor, and Live Stock Ency-
flon.1i Mti .1 is trsveline over the county .,. .... .... :.,.. A S,in:erstt Uwtty. ihrwt.l
" I ' ' 1 III t u 1 J d an whk. i-r .iv u vui vi ' 'I ; , DTeRltSef on
soliciting buhscriotions for the same. This I Xphan- Ceart ot SDiafrs-t c., v.- , t" uj it- '
, . 1. ' reeled, wo will tnLMe u ptiMio kwoi ir j j s r
book is iuvaluable to farmers and sux.k . " , I " C (infsJf'J, O'ioder
rai-eJi. .It treats of horses, cattle, sheep,' Mtura'iy, .orflVO.r jo, .,
swine, poultry, dugs and bees, jjiviug all . 1 .,,..i r. M..n the vreml.es, lln fellewinis
important fatt concerning the various ,.,' ',e l'irJ "enry SH- " '
breeds and their tharacteristics, breaking.) A certain tract of land situate In Jehner town-
. .l.el.on.r h,, vim. scllim- most eblI. ' niy, adjoininir laods ut froUortck
training, sheltering, tmjing, seuing, mosi WUlUm c, Uriitan, Theuias Gaihmner.
prohtable use and general care, embracing 1 ami others, contain 1-2 acres, haviriii a new
all die diseases to which they are subject.
the causes, how to know and what to do,
given in plain, simple language, free from
technichalities, but scientifically correct, and
with directions that are easily understood,
easily applied, and remedies that are within
the reach of the deople, giving the most re
cent, approved and humane methods for
the care of stock, the prevention of disease,
and restoration to health. The following
are some of the strong points of the book,
and their arrangement :
Part L The Horse. His history, several
breeds, and the characteristics and excellen
cies of each; breeding, crossing, training,
sheltering, and general treatment ; how to
buy, how to sell, etc
Part II. Diseases of the Horse. Causes
which produce them ; how to know them,
and what to do.
Part III. Cattle. Their history, different
breeds and their cluiracteristics ; proper
methods of breeding, crossing, training,
and general care and management. How
to know and select good milkers, etc., etc.
Part IV. Diseases of Cattle. Methods
thut prevent, causes that produce, etc.
Part V Sheep. Their history, breeds,
characteristics of breeds, breeding and man
agement. Part VI. Diseases of Sheep. How to
prevent ; causes ; how to know, and what
to do, etc.
Part VII. Swine, Breeds, breeding,
characteristics and management.
Part VIII Diseases of Swine. Causes, how
to know them, what to do.
Part IX. Poultry. The varieties, special
excellence of each, etc.
Part X. Diseases of Poultry. Causes,
remedies, etc.
Part XL Bees. Their history, charac
teristics anl management.
Part XII. Dogs. Breeds, iirceding, train
ing, etc.
The book is handsomely bound, and con
tains nearly two hundred unique and high
ly instructive illustrations, among which
are nine full-page chromatic plates, sjieci
iiiens of the finest blooded stock in Ameri
ca. One of these is the world renowned
trotter, Maud S. Also, two charts of re
markable value for determining the ages of
horses and cattle. This celebrated work is
St. .nycreek Joseph I.. Miller, Win. M.!an im.rial octavo valunie of about 1,100
two-story frame dwelling bouse, and kuoi) urn.
aoil other oulbnlMinut thereuu erectet!. There
are about "0 acres clear, the balance in good oak
ami (line Umber, about 'JOacxeaol mcauuw land,
a young orchanl, a good spring ol excellent water
and coal on las premise.
Ten per cent of the purchase money to be rsid
a soon a the property Is knocked down, the bal
ance 01 one-Uhcd ua continuation of sale, and one
third to remain a hen lur widow's dower, the in
terest thereol to be paid her annually, the bal
ance in two equal annual payments, with Interest
to be secured by Judgment bonds.
!tf. H.S1PE.
MICHAK1.SIPE,
oct 10 Admrs. ot Henry 2qe, dee'd.
DMINISTKATOK'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
)y virtue of an order of sale issued out of the
1 Orphan's Court ol Somerset County, to me di
rected, I will exbuse to public sale on the premises
inanaue luwusiiqi, cn
SA TURDA Y, NOVEMBER 3, 1883,
at 1 o'clock r. v., the following Heal Estate, to
Wll ;
A certain trart of land situate tu Shnde Two:
Somerset Ol. Pa., adjoining lands ot Cyrus Her
kcyuile, .lacii J. jiilier. Unniel v 111, Moses Mil.
ler, aim others, Mmtaiuinir lus acres mure or les
ol which there are about so acres cleared, and U
acres in meadow, having a Tw-stury 1'iank
House. Bank Hum, and other outbuildings there
on erected.
TERMS.
One-third in hand, and balance In payments of
t&uo each until paid, without iuter.su Ten per
cent of the purchase money to tie paid as soon as
the properly is knocked uo'wn. Deferred pavuicnls
10 lie Bccurrcu ov juovmems on the premises.
octlO. CiKl'S BKHKfcYHILK,
Admr. ol Bernard Croyle, dee'd,
be told at public
51, 1S33
at o'clock r. Ibe (olfewmK detcribed reah
-slate, laic the property ol John At. C Uolliday
deceased, to w it :
A farm iitu.Ue in Addix township, Soeserset
county, Pa containioR abeui 101 acres, about
two third! olwbich is under enlllvatloB and the
remainder well umbered. About ala acres of
meadow land, a Fin nil orchard, three (rood spring
01 excellent water, and eual and llme-oooe on the
premises. Also, two log dwelling bouses, log
barn and ott.er bulldlnx' thereon erected, situ
ate about three miles Irom the railroad, conven
ient t school, church and mill, adjoiulng lands of
Jonas HcClhilock. James Y. McCltniovk, Wa
liochsutler, and others.
TEEMS:
Ten per cent, of the purchase money to be paid
as soon as the property is knocked down, one
third of balance on confirmation of sale, and the
remainder in two equal annual payments, with
Interact from date 01 sale, or the purchaser can
pay all cash if preferred.
KUSS NeCLINTOCK,
sep2S. Admr, of jno. O. M. Uoiuday, dee.d.
FOB GOOD
That are GOOD VALUE for the mone
GO TO
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Kayman, Jacob W. tiless-
j.ages, and should De in me nanus 01 every
stock dealer and farmer in the county, as it
may be the cause of saving the life of many
a valuable animal.
and the bidding was spirited. For the good
dinner and hospitab'.eentnrtaiumeiit we are
irr many obligation.
Kaii kuah N Ktt s. Ignite a sensation was
creaieil in Nmicrset lat We'lneilav ov tue
ar.t'ouint inent in the Harrixburg 1'nti 'of that
the Harrilmrg ,v. Western had sold out to
the Pennsylvania Bailroad ronipany. The j l,ut Kepublicans are hoiH-fnl, and do not
',!.' of said ; There is even' probability that teem to fear the result,
the Harri-burg and Western railroad will; I exjiect to spend a few days with John
never be built. F.vcry portion of the south- j y j;t.u ut West Branch, in Cedar county. 1
em border counties; from Franklin through j have seen some very line country, and re
Fulton, Somerset and Bedford to Favette, , ,-eivcd excellent treatment from all the folks
will receive the announcement with great j j have visited. Will return home by way
surprise, as the preparations made for the ! ,,f Chicago and Pittsburgh.
new line have been taken as an car
nest of good things to come. The f ill de
velopment of the rich mineral districts touch
ed, the grow th of the cuke regions and new
life to the various iron industries were some
P.. S. Fi.r.i k.
Walker, Jacob
Iter.
tinimit Henry D. Say ler, F.lias J-
Sehrock, Trias M. Miller, Frank Meyers.
I'pper Turkeyf Kit Benjamin Snyder.
" i Bicklks's Akmca Salve. The greatest
"Say, Mike, here conies Fisk : let us w;st 1 medical wonder of the world. Warranted
until he catches ua." ' Helloa, Fisk, hmr to speedily cure burns, bruises, cuts, I'lcen,
are you now.' 1 saw a wece in the naiwr i Salt Rheum, lever sores, cancers, piles, clnl-
about you and Mike last week. How s ! blains, corns, tetter, chapped hands, nnd all
that. Fisk" " Well, Bluti her, that was Lae P skip eruptions, guaranteed to cure in every
truth, the whole truth, and nothing but ike-1 instance, or moiiey refunded- "." cents per
truth, so help me Isaac. Well sir, Isaac. I , box. For sale by ('. X. Boyd. junJO.
came in last week, fair wis-L Htnl t u-ei-t '1 "
Snvders to iret a suit and ..venial boa it 3 gatherers say the tinted foliage is pret
was almost impossible to get into the store
for the crowd. I waited until my titra
came, and I bought this suit and overcoat.
1 fi.i this ...i.ni ttiitti fur niioie veiirs Tin
3 leaves are more perfect and fresh, not tin-
tiuesswhatl naid for Ibis suit ? ItWrh.i- J eeper ami 1
its a camel." " Well. 1 say $?." " UmZ trueof ,he mal''0 and sumac leaves
ha! $14. Xow, I was at the Pittsburgh Ex
iosition, and at Johnstown, and I am a far
traveling man, 1 am, and of all the cheap
places to buy nnythinn is at J. B. Snyder .V.
to. s. hy, they have a first-class overcoat j, demising as well as the hands and feet. Kx
for "), sold anywhere for i7." "Well, now, j tensive use of Avers Hair Vigor has proven
Fisk, what is the use telling us? Haven't J that it is the best cleansing agent for the hair
we been there? That is the only place w& that it prevents as well as removes dand
go. They are selling all the time and get- rufl, cools and siHrthes the scalp, and stimu
ting new goods. They always have the very 1 iatt..s the hair to renewed grow th and Ueau-
newest tilings. Did vou see their new fur
caps? Ifyou didn't, you want to go back J
very quick and get one. Ta. ta" j
A WibE Awake Per
Boyd is always alive to his business, and
spares no pains to secure the best of even
article in his line. He has secured the agen
cy for the celebrated Dr. King's Xew Dis
covery for Consumption. The only cer-
The S. iinol Book tvt fTiox ix Somerset
Township. Poor " E. O R." comes iu
whininc in the last issue of vour paper in
of the prospective results of the advent of ; defense ,,f tl,e action of the Board ofDirec-ea-tern
capital, and to remove every antici- j tirH f Somerset Township. Xo one ever
patioii of their reality will doubtless he i intimate.1 that the Board of Directors acted
slun k to the hundreds of communities ; anv intentional wrong doim.'. but as
awaiting the coining of the road, its build- ' ,py themselves have said, they were hadg
ing and equipment. From well authentic-; ,.mi j,,,,, t-Mli as-riul meeting, August
ated sources it is learned that William H. : S) j ,v-, to aei-omniodate the apent of Itaiib's
Vanderliilt has disposisi of the charter and Iteaders, he (the ugenti agreeing to notify
route of the Harrislmrg and Western rail- . t)ie tuciiilM-ra tf tlie llfHrl tf siui meeting,
road to the Pennsylvania railroad company . mit ,-,; ( unliy vm. Yes. my friends,
for the stockholders, receiving therefore the , OIle ,,f ,). members of the Board, who was
sum of 10,'" 0 00 1. This is considered by ' ..pp.ed to any change ofhisiks. was M)T
the few parties acquainted with facts as stat- j notilied of that legal meeting, and was not
ed as entirely probable. present.
Ihe lieuioru j.,urrr o. w,o,kt 1.. sa,, . .. f. u .. savf. jn ,hat lis ac.
From a thoroughly reliable source we learn
'A - 1,
that the South Penn Bail Koad is in condi
tion to build the road from Harrisburg to
ni.-mi.latc that many of our! Pittsbunh. 1 lie e.ipital stork which was
in. 11 an' acquiring the habit of placed at fifteen millions of dollars was all
: whi.h dc-troys mind and taken by eighteen men. The highest
m; they will soon see the evil amount subscribed hy any individual was
w-aysaiid abstain from all use live tnil'ion dollars and the smallest amoun
. j wa fifty thousand dollars. Twoinstalmcnts
. . , :, iw-i of ." per cent each have been paid on the
'' . 1 : 1 ; I
I ,,, velvet siocanim in-iaoiieiii-01 .. r..v..v
paid in each month n
to complete the road will he paid. There is
now iu the hand.- of the Tivas urer one mil
lion live nun lre.l ihou-ahd doll ars and the
' third instalment ol '."i per cent or s'ven hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars will be paid
in this nth. Il va decided that the capi
tal st.s k should not exceed tO'.ooo." OJ and
1:0 increase should be made without the con
sent 1 ! a ninioritv of the stockholders. 'Ill
is no
will lie
mil theamonnt need-d
(oilars, ne.'kwear, ve
1.1. hii fs and corsets, at j
1'akkkk Pakkkk's. j
; i in several of our exchanges that j
: three (vnt pieces must go. e
j id thesooner the lietter. for they j
l.uisaneeto business men. Being 1
i.e si. e of a dime the treatest care ;
ti-v to iiistingiiih one from the j
1'.';;!. .'.raw them from circulation, j
i's I'.rsT. If yotl want pood bread I
-..ihertban-tJebhart's B-t I-lour, . art, t be buiit for a double track
-lured under the "Xew Jonathan , , , ,, . ., f,,r these will be tiv-
a majority of the stis khoiders. 1 here
tuck for sale The bridges and tun-
roeess.'' the improvements prepara
'l.e i,:ai.i:f:u tiire of w hit h ( (ist the
'"rs 1 f the ii. ill JiKi.mm. and our re-
i t one hundred barrels a month
:Lc tm-t that it is no bun. bug.
Uespectfully,
Cook ifc Beekits.
; .;.-ess;on prevail in 'he minds of
- j.le that when the IhhIv o! any per
'. hv accident, or where it is a (as
'. the b-Mly ititisl not be touched un-
,'-,n. r shall arrive and organize his
is a grett nii-ukr, and in cases
'-::-. are found hanging, may pre-
.-ciiatioii.
NUp.kit. Main Street We have
''-! a large Kefrigeralot to our Meat
!! which all meats can le kept C(K)'
Mutton. P-ecf, Pork, Ac. kept
' y on hand. U.cn daily. Parties
en in a short time. The delay in this mat
ter has been caused by reason of ti e bids
submitted by the contractors from the west,
ern part of this state. Their figures were
tmt only lower than that of other bidders,
but so moderate that the committee having
the matter in charge handed it over to a
secia! committee to make investigations as
to the ability of the parties to carry on their
contracts wiil be given at once. It is said
that if the road is built of these estimates the
cost of construction w ill not lie near so large
as was ( xpeeKsl. In referring to the shois
for the new road, tiie Harrisburg lrle-jraj.li
s-uks as follows.
What has lieietofore been said, rumored.
tioti of August N. lssj was illegal, for he
says with a flourish of trumpets they Injul
r.td it on ; he 22d of September. As to
the tesvhers being agcnls for Appleton's or
Katib's. 1 care not. This I know, that Ivenly
out of the hicnht f iu,- teachers have signed a
respectful request to the Board of Directors,
asking them not to displace Appleton's for
Itaiib's Headers. Directors, you have the
legal right to arbitrarily say what books
must be used, but the law prescribes a cyf
ir i for you to exercise this right. But 1
sulnnit to you frankly, who are the better
judges of text-books, the teachers who are to
use them or the members of the Board who.
tain cure known for consumption, coughs.. ( his customers, and he knows that the way
colds, hoarseness, asthma, hay fever, broil- ij to do this is by selling strictly pure goods at
chitis. or any affection of the throat and j reasonable figures. Ikin't forget the name
lungs. Sold on a positive guarantee. Trial ' and number, 2t'A Main St., Johnstown.
bottles free. Regular size $1. j
3 Chaxoe of Books i Tow sship. Raub s
Judge JeremiahS. Black left by his will j Kea(ier!) hllVL. Xhvu ailpted by the School
to a grandson $2.C0O, payable when he I j ,.,,,, , mtmvt ,no.nsbin and are now
comes 01 age. proviueii ne would change hi . .f , - . sa! . , 4.-.(.i.an..e i)V r X. Bovd
name from Jeremiah Sullivan Black to Har- 1 j.rinp ; vour oll, .a1(.rs at n(.e aml pet
ry Van Tries Black. This unusual beipiest tllen, evc(ia,1;:e(i l,f,)re the s. Ihh.Is on and
would indicate that Judge Black was not ,ak(? a(Uant.lt,e f tIie very low prices,
pleased with his name, and will serve as a I M11),,ii,-, f M kias in stock,
hint to parents not to call their children for J
their grand rents at all times, as they may
SHERIFF'S SALE.
jt virtue of certain writs of Vend Ex., Fl Fa.,
and Al il Yt fsstied out of the Court of Com
mon Picas ol Somerset County, Pa., and to me
directed, there will be exposed to public sale at
the Court House. In Somerset, fa., on
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 0, 1SS3,
at 1 o'clock r. m all the riuht, title. Inter, st and
claim ol trc defendant, John J. rchellof: In and
to the billowing real estate, situate in Summit
lowusfilp, sntuicrset county, fa.
No. 1. All the coal, iron ore, fire clay, tiwe
stone. lossils. metals, ami ether mineral and min
eral suhstunces lying and being under, upon, and
contained within the following dcscrlld hind, to
wit : Adjoining Un-ls loruii-rW ol Samuel (i.
Walker, Uafselmun Kiverand the Abraham Say
lor lanu. containing one hundred aud ninety -live
acres less nve acres around the farm builiiins,
with the rights, privileges and appurtenances
thereunto tielocging.
No. 2. 13i lots ot ground fituate in the town of
Oarrelt, Summit Twp., Siomerset Co., fa., num.
bereil on the plan ol said town an lots N"i. 42, 4,
44, 64, 0. 80, 67, f. Ot' 70, 71, 7-'. 73. 74, 7A, 7. 77.
s, 7U, SO, ami Inim Nos. 9y to 1SS inclusive, and
lots Nm. 160, 161, lt 13. 1H6, 167, 16s. 10tl, 170,
171. 172, 173, 174, 175, 176, 171. 17tl, 1st 1KI, 1S4. lS'i,
IN), is", "Jul, 104 '."04, 'Ai,j, a.'6, j, 210, 211,
212.213 214.215,216, 217 and Sis. with the appur
tenances. Taken Inexecutlon at the mit ot f. tr.
Womart use ol hobirt Stcckinan.
ALSO
All the right, title, hiterc.-t and claim ol the ile
lendant. V m. luiuier. of, tn and to the billowing
real estate. ituntc m .uyersille h.rough. Som
erset Ceuiily. 1'a., to wit: Two certain lots of
irround bounted on the sontti by North street, on
the wi't by tiraud street, on Ibcnorth hy an alley
and on the east liy lot ol Wihou House! having a
one and a half aiory dwelling house anil stable
thereon erected, wiih the iipiurtciian:e. Taktn
la execution at thesuit ot Samuel Adams.
ALSO
Alt the right, title, interest and cliiin of the de
fendant, .Mary A. is mil h. oi. in and to the lollow.
ing lot ol ground simile in S uiierset Horoairrt
Somerset county. Pa., bounded by West street on
the east, ntley'eii the ?mb an-l' west, and lot ol
A. It. t Jolt. -rib" on tiie north, contain ing one-eighth
of ua acre more or less, wiLh a story and a hail
I.-1..1; ,lv..;li,..r l.,,ll.. m.l Irani. .1.1,1. Ilt.b.n
and withered like last fall, and the coloring erai-led, with tiio appurtenances, taken lnexc
leeiier and more beautiful. Tiiis is especial-1 cuti"u " 6uU Jev. c o. k.
All the rlirhl. title. Interest and clsiui ofthe de
icuitant, Iteniainin Hoover, of, in and to the tol.
lowing lot ol up. and lituale iu the tuwn of (tar
rctl. in Summit 'f'wp., Someriiet Co . Pa., being
M No. ls. tioiui'led on the wesi bv Walker striet
on the norJi by Ik u-t alley, on the east by .Mul
lierry allc, jtid on the south !' lot No. liii. with
the aprurtcmiuce. Taken in execution at Hie
suit of Uaritarei Kuost. u;e ol Andrew Hoover.
ALSO
All the riuht. tiile, interent and i-laim of Iho tie
fendants Ktntua Frits and Amos Frits, oi, in and
to the following real estate rtituatc iu the town oi
Koiuanta. summit Twp.. Somerset Co , Pa., being
loti Nos. o and 10, litunilod on the east by Hem
lock alley, oa tliewcst by Nelson street, mi the
south by Shaw's Avenue, and on the north by lot
No. a, having a one and a half story frame dwell,
iikg house and t:ibie thereon erected, with the ap
purtenances. Taken in execution at the soil of J-
O. Mevers. 4
ALSO
All Ibe right, title Interest and ctalm of the de
fendants, Mary fclleu Kalian (formerly .lary Kl
ien Hill) and Thomas Hill, or In and to the follow,
ing real estate nituate tn the Heruugh ot Con tin
encc, Somerset Co.. Pa., being three certain lots
or ground known on the tteneral plan or satd town
as lots Nos. 13, 14 and 15 in Hieek 1, adjoiulng
property of Jacob Sterner. n the west, alley on the
south, Anthony Degler on the east, and fronting
on Latrolie avenue, having an ice house and sta
ble thereon erected, with the appurtenances. Ta
ken in execution at the suit of liauiel W. Oough
enour. NoTict All persons purchasing at the above
sale will please take notice that a part of the
purchase money to tie made known at the time
of sale will l-e required as smm as the proierty
is knocked down, otherwise it will be aicain ex
posed to sale at the rifk of the hrst purchaser.
The residueof the purchase money must be paid on
or belore Thursday ol the brst week ol Novemlr
Court, the time fixed by the Court for the acknowl
edgment ot deeds, and nodeed will be acknowledg
ed until tte purchase money is cald in lull.
JOHN J. SI'ANliI.EK.
SiiERirr'sOKKtiE. sheriif.
October 13. lsS3
1 .adies' Ci
than's.
ats, nice and cheap, at A. Xa-
Manv forget that the hair and scalp need
ty-
Note This If any of our readers have
1 private receipts for liniment, family medi-
gist. Mr. C. X- 3 cincs, horse powders, etc., that they desire
to have comiHiunded, they will do well to
consult Campbell, the Druggist, 24 Main
street Johnstown. His stock of drugs, dye
stuff's, etc.. are not only fresh but pure, and
his prices reasonable. His aim is to please
dislike it when they grow up.
j ladies will save money by buying their
I coats at A. Nathan's.
My full and winter stock is now full and School Books! Sc hool Books !! At Fish
fresh, having just received it from the Thil- er's book store is the only place in the
adclphia and Xew York market". Those- ' county where is kept for sale a full and
wishing to buy clothing for men, youthn. ContUtc stock of school books. All the
and boys, will save money bv calling at s kinds of school books used in all the towns
Henley's. Also, a full line of underclothing, j and townships can lie obtained at the book
hnts of all kinds and styles, ranging in price? j store. Slates, pens, ink. pencils, scratch
from 2"i cents up. Trunks, satchels and j books, chalk, copy books, jien holders, and
gloves, bought direct from the factories, j everything else used in a school room. Spe-
CarieLs very cheap, tu close out the stock.
A complete line of wall paper, gent's ties
nd scarfs, linen and paper collars, all tf
which will be sold as cheap as they can b
bought from wholesale dealers.
Cases have lately come to light showing;
that some kinds of wood under some condi
tions will ignite spontaneously, especially
l pitch pine knots. This may account for
though most excellent men. are all engaged i many otherwise unaccountable conflagra
in other occupations, and have not the time i tions. and should prove a warning tobuild
toexamine and compare text-books. Xow, j ers to be very cautions of the kinds and
a w ord as to the merits of this questisn : J qualities of wood used in the construction of
Appleton's Headers are in use in a large ma- public and private buildings.
jority of the schools ofthe county, being -"
used in every district adjoining Somerset i
township. They are strongly endorsed by j uruXYuROOk.IOot. lOlh. bv the
County Superintendent teller, and the Kjng at thp Refl)rnled ParwnaKet
leading educators in the county. State tu- & M Freeman I.ichtv, to Mist.
tiermiemiem oi i uooc ii.strucuo,. a,. , Laura Utth of Vrfia pa. .
MILLER SCHROCK. At the home of
MAKHIKIX
cial and liberal reductions to school teach
ers buying in quantities for their schools.
Liberal discounts to country merchants.
The attention of school teachers is specially
called to my large and very pretty stock of
reward cards. All kinds of text-books for
teachers. Mail orders for reward cards,
from teachers and others, will receive
prompt attention.
Chas. H. Fisiikr.
Two cents will now carry a letter any
where in the I'nited Stales. This is certain
ly cheap postage, and shows what an honest
and capable administration of public affairs
may do for the people.
BLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate!
1 Y virtue of an order of sale Issued out of the
Orphan's Court ol Somerset County, Fa., to
me the undersigned directed, I will expoae to pub
lic sale on
Saturday, October 20, 1SS3,
at 1 o'clock, r. on the premises, the following
real estate, late the property of Joseph Khoads,
dec d, vli : ...
A certain tract or land situate In Jenner twp.,
in said county, adolniag lands of Oabrlel Olndle
speraer, John Walter, Henry Slialer, William
baldwin. and others, contalytng 12s acres and
103 perches, having a Two-story Log House and
(ioud Log Uarn and other outbuildings thereon
erect od : there are abont 100 acres cleared and the
balance in good Oak Timber. The Una Is in a
good slate of cultivation.
ALSO
Another tract of land, situate In Somerset twp.,
about a mile worth ot the new Katlroad, adjoining
landsof Adam Arisman, Jacob Oelselaai ethers,
containing aliout 54 acres, about acre cleared,
the balance in timber. There fs a story and s
hair bouse thereon erected.
TLK.VS : 1,M la hand, one-third ofthebal-am-e,
alter the debts are paid le remain a lien lor
the widow, and tiie balance in three equal annual
payments, to be secured by judgment bond ; ten
per tent of hand money to be paid dowi.
LCV1 BERKEY,
sep26. Admr. ol Joseph Khoads.
I Have Just Received
And Offer for sale in quantities
to suit purchasers
1 151)1. llosin,
1 Bbl. Copperas,
1 Carboy Ammonia,
1 Carboy ulphuric Acid,
1 Carboy Muriatic Acid,
Greis, Foster & Quinn's.
113 & 115 Clinton Street,
JOHNSTOWN, PV.
CHEAP CASH STORE !
BUY THE ITIOIKSIDK COKSKT!
-:o :
JJEUISTEirs NOTICE.
COXFIRMATHiX DAY M'V. !.', lss.i.
Notice ts hereby given to all persons concerned
as legatees, creditors, or otherwise, that tiie fol
lowing accouts have passed register, and that the
same will tie presented lor continuation and al
lowance at an Orphan's Court to be held at Som
erset Novemlier li, ls3 :
1. Account of A. K. and Herman Jobnscn. Ex
ecutors ol John Johnson, dee'd.
2. First account of W m. S. Ifowlin, Executor
of Wm. Howlin, dee'd.
3. Klr.it and final account of William Sbaw.
Trustee for the sale ofthe Keal Estate of Josiab
Tannehlll, ("ee'd.
4. First and final account of Mary PeH. Hob
fltell. Administratrix and Trustee tor the sale ut
the lteal Estate ol Wm. U Hoblitell, dee d.
6. First and hnal account of Jacob Henley.
Executor ol Klfatieth knhns, dee'd.
e. First and hnal ai unt of A. .1. Aukeny,
Administrator of llavld E. Ankeny, dee'd.
7. First account of W m. U. Frease and Jacob
P. Casebeer. Administrators of A. J. t'ascoeer,
de'd.
8. Account of 1). J. Brubakcr. Adminfstrator
of Philip Coleman, dei-'d.
9. Final account of Jacob Nett, Sr., Adminis
trator of John Witt. dee d.
IS. First and hnal account of Levi A. Blough,
Administrator of John Sala, dee'd.
Kegistor'i Ollice. I A. A. STL'TZMAN,
(S t. Ii, lhs3. ( Register.
says : lliey are ine nest i ever nau in my
hands." They are used in nine out of ten
Normal Schools in 1'ennsy lvania. Xow, ad
miilimr this, gentlemen, why thro;" out
Appleton's and take a series not used in any I
other district in the county, thus ciiiipcllmt;
every parent who moves into our township
to purchase new readers, or who moves out
of our township into any other in the coun
ty, to also purchase new books.
One word more ; do not allow yourselves
to be cajoled by interested parties to stick to
a mistake; you know four of your number
have frequently said they were opposed to a
the bride's parents, October 4, 1S."3, by Rev.
i J. V. rofhnbetv'er, Charles F. Miller to
Lucy I. Sch rock, both of Stonycreek town-
ship.
r.OVM AX HOFFMAN.- In the Luther
an rarsonajre, at toystown, on October 3,
1SI, by Rer. A. K. Felton, Mr. Samuel
liowman, of Somerset township, to Miss
Annie F.. Hoffman, of tuemahoning township.
VIED.
siirnnsiHi or speculated upon m reierenoe to , : triers, that there was no neces
sity for it, no demand for it from your teach
ers or patrons, but that a large proportion of
the jieople were opposed to a chanjre. Hence
nerinit me. in common with scores of oth-
j the erec! ioi.s of extensive work -shops to lie
built and is-l by the Miweii-Vitndrrbilt
ciiiiihiiiation in the pr.ip'isoil new South
' it an have it ke.t in theRefrip-1 Feniisylvania railroa.l line, the works will
wanted. I ( ertainly be located on the Harrisburg side
-'it . also. 100,000 new lines mr saie, hi tiie river, aim ai a pmu -
ill sell by the hundred or thous- j utcs a!k from the business centre of the
pri.v. ; -ity. This mm h has lately come to light.
lb- IHvis A Co. Tlif. j..j, ),M-ation will be made knawn as
. !., rs of the Cambria Scientific j soinathe necessary preparations ill lie-in.
'"-ahoshed by the oflicials of the ! The work will necessarily pive employ-
Iron Company for the lienefit of ment to huiulrcls of mechanics and labor
e, have arrangeilja propramnie of . ers, ai.d will a.ld materially to the monthly
' atui classes for the winter season. I influx of cash as well as totfie important
I riitu hes dwelt on wi',1 r free- and rapidly trowin? business interests of the
city. The land has been purchased for the
site and owing to its present condition a
;nat deal of work must I laid out on it be
f.ire it is fit for the erection of buildings
thereon.
on Sa'tinlav Col. Isaac Hucus. received
James Worrell, until
i n.ii hanical drawing, geology,
-' r-nciticcriug, ete.
i respectfully inform my friends of
t comity that I have tipened new
"at 2.'! Main Street, Johnstown,
"'e I ,!;! J )k i .leased to sec thetn.
k Clitlvi.ffc i.f 1,,. Tl,rr ClK-tnieals : card from Lis friend
V...!i, in.,, Iye Stuffs.' rerfumery j lately a director in II. X W. railnid.sUtinK
i" nods eenerally. At this season in most enu.hi.tic lanptiape, that it was alia
'' '-:: attenuuu to the insectrades, ! lie alKint the sale and that the contract
l ans ireen,Fure Powdered j would in all probability I let this week.
Su;,.borc. Persian Insect Pvwder, Kobert II. Saver has been el-td presi-
iin need of anvthine in the 1 dent and chief enpmeer or the IiarrasDars
tieand see me or write for and Western raiiroaa. nunainr. puuna
it-piiries (heerfully answered, was elected associate chicfenfrineer and gir-
r.,.. rll ,lmn-r (it the const mcuou. uiiin
suns. uDILrim o , t. . . r-
232 Main StreetA V. Barnes was made consulting engineer.
- ii
All
SITTER. September 6, 1S.S3, in Spnice
town, of diphtheria, Calvin 'Suter, aped
ilioiit 13 years.
MILLER. On the 3d inst., Mrs. Afenes
, . ..... ... . , i : -1 . : r . . r I , , (, -v r T 1 1 t j I .. M a
ers ol your menus, n nr.c yuu ni ( i1 ; jiukt, wuc ui wunu .unn-i, urcu o j
sis! in inflictinp this iiiinecessary and irt-) mouths and 25 days.
some ImrdcH on us at this time. Acknowl-1 KANTNER. In Sprucetown, Cx tober 8,
edging you have made a niistnke is but J jSV r diphtheria, Howard, son of Joseph
saying you are wiser to-day than you were jj anj Annie M. Kantner, aged 8 years, 2
yesterday. j moot lis and 8 days.
A woid to parents: I tan assure you on the j FrT.T0X.-0n Wednesday October 10,
best legal authority, that Ihtub s Readers are .o g relown of diphtheria. Lorin
not legally adopted, and until ti.cy areyou , of A R anJ E F
are not obliged to use ineiii, aim i w-(tuiu
advise you not to exchange your old books
for the new until a legal change is made, for
r i . ....... I.u.-A ii umL-e another
Il jiiuiiu."1 J . . .. !.,. i :. I hr nl l.Svears. 9 months
tmt in tue ' c '
and 2 days.
He joined the . B- Cnurcn fast winter,
aped 4 years 11 months and 10 days.
lXtllK. Xear Sprucetown, of diphtheria,
October 7th Harry Ambrose, son of Harrison
change in the very near future,
name of the people whom you Directors
represent, and whon you say do not wish
and lived consistent Christian; life and
thefrc
this change, let me urge you to consider the 1 djei, jn tuMriulnpilg of, hving faith. He
rights, benefits and wi -hes of your constitu-; t.lonipIarr yonng niBn, and was
ents. U-t the agents and deah-rs look out . Mmti by , who" knew bim. iIe was ,ick
for themselves. j less ,han , week and bore his affliction with
A Pt am. TASM-ea. j (iri!!tiaIl fortitode and .esipnatiou.
Sipesville, October 12, ISSi
i Fom Rest. The late residence of A. C.
Talk about selling clothing when J. B.jSchell.in Somerset Pa., Apply to John J.
Snyder A Co. can knock all competitors over Schell.
pes. Marquis ol yueensnerry ruies, ior
uality nd prices.
Buy your Flannels at A. Xathan'f.
APollceman's Duty.
Policeman Ed. K, Heath, 2 North Street
Portland, Me., May 11, 1S3. writes:
I have lieen troubled forra good many years i
with iafiammatlon oftbi bladder, dating so far
back as during the time I was in the army, I
suffered with dull, heavy pains In the back and
kidne j 9 too intense fur me to devribe, and tried
several remedies that were recommended, and
was examined by one of oar best physicians, who
pronounced ft Inflammation of the bladder, and I
went to the hospital for treatment, but all medi
cine and treatment had seemed to fail. I was rec
ommended to try Hunt's Remedy, as it hid been
used In several such cases here in Portland and
vicinity. 1 imrchased a bottle at Smith's drug
store here, and found after using the first bottle
that ft relieved me greatly, and after using sever
al bottles found that It did me more good than all
other medicines and treatment I have received
combined. And to add tu my good opinion of
Hunt's Remedy, 1 beg to state in dosing that my
wife hat been a long ttme troubled with a weak
ness and Inflammation of the bladder, with a com
plication of other diseases pecultar to women. Af
ter nlng only two bottles she has been completely
cured, and I can say my wife is loud In praise of
this wonderful medicine, and I would highly rec
ommend it to all who are snflering from kidney
diseases or diseases ofthe bladder."
PoBTuaKB, Ms-, May 11, ISM.
I hereby certify that I know the facts ofthe sick
ness of Sirs. . K. Heath, and that they are cor-
rectty stated in the loregolng certificate, and ber
cure was accomplished by the use or Hunt's Rem
edy. A. W. Smith, Druggist,
Cor. Portland and Qrten Streets.
No Material Change.
This is to certify that I have used Hunt's Reme
dy for the kidney complaint, and derived much
benefit from its use.
I have been afflicted about one year, and re
ceived treatment from the local physicians, and
used a number of so-called specifics without any
material help. I am happy to say, after using
three bottles of Hunt's Remedy, I was completely
eared.
1 never fail to recommend It, and you are at lib
erty to use my name In any manner you may
desire.
Jobs W. Jobsstos.
Norwich. Oona., May 7, 18fi
LIST OFCAUSES
For Trial at November Court, commencing
Monday. Novemlier VI. 183 :
John Johnson's Admr. vs. Jacob Shaffers Ez'r.
August Koehler's use vs. S. P. Snyder.
Deilricb Trimie vs. C. C. Miller.
Joeeph CbrMnervs. John A. Hochstetler.
Cyrus Boekusvs. Samuel Conipton.
Francis E Griffith vs. Wesler U. Barclay.
Cathaline Hentz ue vs. Kd. . Will Constable.
Jobn Statler's use vs. .1. ii. Barclay et at.
Susan liover'snie vs. Peter Shoemaker.
Same vs. Sinuel Clark.
James Kimmcll vs. liauioi Kimmell.
S. U.TRENT.
Sotnrrset Pa., Prothonotary.
Oct. 13, 1SD3.
JXECUT0IIS NOTICE.
Estate of Jcphtha l'otts, dee'd. late of Shade
township, Somerset County, Fa.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hav
ing been granted to the nndersigned, notice fs
herehv given to all persons indebted to said estate
to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present tnem duly
authentlea ed for settlem-nt, on Saturday, No
vember -.4. l-3, at the late residence of said
deceased.
C. J. POTTS,
K.xectitor,
CHARLOTTE BOWERS.
octl7 ExecutrU.
2 KEGS BAKING SODA
1 Keg Sulphur,
1 Barrel Epsom Salts,
1 Box Cream Tartar,
One Gross Horse Poicders,
'2 Gross Cough Syrup,
1-2 Gross Blood Searcher,
20 Reams Note Paper,
THREE "M" ENVELOPES,
One Lot Fishing Tackle,
One Lot Finest 2 for 5,
cent Cigars.
The cheapest and best place
in Somerset County to buy
Drugs
O.N.BOYD.
The Druggist,
MAMMOTH BLOCK,
SOMERSET PA.
Is stx7
Je;..'Afc. -.i-'- . i:f
s.
It Is well known to everybody that the parts first to give out,
or of the grealest weakness in any Corset, are the bones or
stays over the hips. No matter how expensive the material,
or how beautiful the embroidery, trimming or finih, its real
value is entirely dependent upon the strength ofthe Corset.
No lady can examine one of these newly patented double-hip
Corsets without being impressed with its superior advantages
and great durabilitv. For sale onlv at
A. NATHAN'S.
HAEH'S UI.OCK, Somerset, Pa.
WHAT WE ARE DOING,
10UKT PROCLAMATION.
c
Florence Knitting Silk.
Whrrkas. the Honorable William J. Baku.
Presfdent Judge ot the several Courts of Common
Pleas of the several counties composing the lath
Judicial district, and Justice ofthe Count of Over
and terminer ami (tenerai jail iieuverv. ior ine
trial oi aueapi'ai ana otner onenoers in ine said
District, and W . Colli s sand Saxi kl Ssydsr,
Emiulres. Judges of The Courts of Common Pleas
and Justices of the Courts ot Oyer and Terminer
and fleneral Jail Delivery forthe trial of all c.pl
tal and other otlender Id (he county ot Somerset,
have Issued th' ir precepts and lo me directed, for
holding a Court of Common Pleas add ueneral
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and Oeneraljall
Delivery, and Courts of Oyer and Terminer, at
somerset, on
, .Monday, Svenaker 12, 18s3,
Noticc Is hereby given to alt the Justices ofthe
fence, ine coroner and constables within the
said County ol Somerset, thai they be then and
there in their proper persons with their rolls, rec
ords, inquisitions, examinations and other remem
brances, to do those things which to thefrothces
and tn that behalf appertain to be done : and also
they who will prosecute against the prisoners that
are or shall be tn the jatl ol Somerset county, to be
then and there lo prosecute against tnem as snail
be just.
JOHN J. SPANGLJ R.
sepi. Sberifl.
pL'BLIC SALE.
OF
MaMe Beal Estate.
Pursuant to an order of the Orphan's Court of
Somerset County. Pa., to the undersigned dlreet-
ed, there will be exposed to puDiic outcry in ine
Diamond, somerset, riu, on
Saturday, October 20, 1S33,
at 10 o'clock a. m., the foltowtng described valua
ble real estate, late the property ot Joseph
Cummins dee'd, via. :
A certain lot of ground situate iu Sonerset
Borough, on which there Is a Tnree-story Knot
Building Block erected, bounded by the property
ol H. C. Beertes on the north, by hit of J. K.
Coffrotbon the east, by Main street on the south,
and bv Main Crom Street on the west. Ills a
part of the building knows as " Mammoth
Block ''
TfcEMS : Ten per cent, ofthe purchase money
to be patd on day of sale : 3.000 to be paid when
the sale is confirmed ; the balance Iu two pay
ments six and twelve months with Interest, se
cured by judgment bond.
H. KEISEB.
Executor and Trustee.
. .v i ci.l 1.-1.1- r, vi..I I ow.o '- " . i .
"OWII.WI.y inn iii . oilk rutuiuic i 'i ii,v,ioa j
which will liear washing without inur- to color or ; ;
tenure. Sold by all enterjinsing dealers. . a DMINISTRATOK S RUT1CB.
Our latest book knitting (No. 4.L, with asm- ! A
pics of Knitting and Etching Silk, sent ua receipt Estate of Hiram Bruner, late ef Jeffersoa twp.,
ol three a-cent tiunpi. j Somerset county. Pa., dee'd.
oct IT It. Isu.OIlt. h. siba Letters ef administraUoa on the above estate
I iorence, mass. having been granted to the undersigned by tne
HOW WE DO IT.
We have secured the confidence ofthe people, and that
confidence never has been, and never will be, abused. "We al
ways do as we advertise.
We are always up with the times in style, and our prices
are always'lower than elsewhere. No other House in the inte
rior of Pennsylvania has the advantages we have in buying.
We buy hundreds of thousands of dollars worth yearly, and
such quantities give us an unprecedented advantage over par
ties doing a small business, and places us in a position in which
we cannot recognize competition. No one, if he wishes to do
justice to himself or family, will buy one dollar's worth of
Clothing, Hats, oa Gents' Furnishing Goods, until he has seen
our enormous stock and learned our prices, which are always
lower by 2.5 to 30 per cent, than any store in our line of busi
ness in Johnstown.
L. JVC. WOOLF,
Largest Clothing, LTat, ami Furnishing ITt"e in the Inferior of
Pennsylvani't.
Johnstown, Pa.
LIME! L
Ml
S!
The Buffalo Valley Lime Company, limited,
will sell, until further ordered, unslacked lime at
the following rates:
At aeents per bushel, loaded oa ears at kflns;
st 10 cents per bushel for any quantfty leas than a
ear load; at 11 cents per bushel delivered at any
station on the Berlin Railroad; at 12 cents per
bushel delivered at Meyersdale and Kockwood:
i at an
lDClU.ll
those on the Somerset It Cambria Railroad. Pay
and at 12'4 cents per bushel delivered at all other
railroad nations in Somerset county. Including a!
ment eaa be made to the following persons:
Jobn L Savior, at Friedena.
W. H. Kounts, at Somerset.
Harrison Snyder, at Kockwood.
Frank i.nos. at Garrett.
Samuel J. Miller, near Meyersdale.
We must depend upon lime as the basts to fer
tilise our soil. Order it sow and have ft ready
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of Joseph Berkey. fate of Jenner Twp.,
Somerset co.. Pa, dee'd.
Letters of Administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersfgned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given lo all
persons lmiebb-d to said estate to make Immedi
ate payment, and those having elalms against the
same will present them duly authenticated fur
settlement on Thursday. November 22, 183, at
t he late residence ot the deceased.
ISAAC BERKEY.
DAVID KEKKKY.
octlT. Administrator.
A FAEM FOR SALE.
when needed.
aova
Order from Frank Enos, Oarrett
The undersigned wilt set! a farm of S3 acres ot
Land, with liwelling House and Tenant House,
Bank Bam. Twenty-seven acres clear and in good
state of cultivation, fine fruit. an4 never failing
springs ol water on the same. The farm is situa
ted on the turnpike, one mile west of S imerset
HorouKh. and will be sold oa reasonable tens.
sepM-M. F. B. till NTKYAJt.V
Somerset, Pena'a.
.a AT r,i- nV w
JjVXECUTORS NOTICE.
Estete of Augustus Dta, dee'd late of Meyersdale
Borough, somerset touniy. ra.
tttara taatamentarv oa the above estate
amvlna? been vranied to the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given to all T7XECUTOR S NOTICE,
fieraons indebted to said estate to make tmmedi- H L 1 W
ate payment, and those having claims against the -1-J
same to present tnem duly authenticated for set- Estate of Jonathan Machan, late of Paint
tlenint oa Wednesday, November 10, I-S3, at the Twp , Somerset Co., Pa., dee d,
late residence of deceased. Letters temamentarv on ahove estate havtng
i. u v bURUtK, been granted to the undersigned by the proper a o-
W.H, COOK, th-iruy. notice is hereby given lo ail penH.nsln-
Oett. Executors. .letited to naid estate to make Immediate pay.
ment, and those having claims against It to pre
sent them duly authentlca'-t for settlement oa
H I nurwiav. .niiTimnBrift ire am waiuencw
EsiTieof Anthony A.h.Ute of Jenner township, of the eiocutor, fn Patnt Twn.hlp
Somerset county. Pa., deed vIJ:
Letters of administration oa the above estate o10. Executor.
having been granted to the undersigned by the
lZJl&IX&'JZXi. A PMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
&pMlhhmz ot ,ohn wniams. deCd. late ef Elk Lie.
til PfBWeltlfc mem QUIT UMWII1Vw--vJ I-b rrumr- - -
t, oTsaturday. tblob day ef November, rwp.,Somerset Co., Pa
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IImml oa 1
iaa .i ih. Uxa residence of dee'd.
UA V D. 3KAV
LEV AN ASH.
OetX Administrators.
Letters of administration oa the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, by the
T73TRAY NOTICE
A vearllng Ste
on my premises I
LVDWIO OARDTfER.
. ! proper authority, notice is hereby given to all
j persoas indebted to saM astau to make issaiedi
u navment and those having claims or demands
will please present them dnly: authenticated fur
-A.- .... , . . .i! tl.m.nt on Saturdav. Octobers. 1S83. et toe
A vearllng ieer. rfsi in eoior. cniMn m-r,.i-,., , ' . .
n mv premises in Jefferson township, oa the ltu
ot Auirut laH The owner can recover the same
tU
by calling at once,
octllftt.
1. . . M.i.l.nM iifili eaand
. ISRAEL BRTTNEB,
HENRY LLCABs
Somerset, Ps-, Sept. Is, 'pS.
Adm's.
D
ISS0LUTI0N NOTICE.
proper authority, notice Is hereby givea to tboax
Indebted to n to maae ibdhin ymj mit ana
those having elalms or demands will plow pre-
ari w Vanihv ehren that the Dartnershln
heretofore evlsting'betweeu Edward Nleklow and
ti.i Pniiin at Addison. Pa., under the firm
name of Nleklow A Pullin was dissolved oa the
sent them duly authecticaied for setileawat oa
Saturday, the lTlh day of November, WO, at the
late residence of the deeeesex f1WRT
oetio. AdaiJnUtrator.
,-gh Str-STKM T7STRAY NOTICE.
Edward Ntcklew. ARD nICKLOWt th, th owner ThBICXlaL
eeUMt. THOMAS PCLL1N. ocUMt, CHAfiLZS BKAijlfiiJi.