THE LIST OF FAIR AWARDS. I aaaaaa far taa EaBlMts la Vrli, taal. raaejr ' Dpabtejiest 1 Horses. Peter Heffley best Imp. Stallion Peter Heffle .best Roadster do Som, Co. Sfk Breeds Asso. of Summit Mills Best Im Per do David Emert best native BtaUion ' Win Rink beet 2 yr old natV d .fiarol Barclay beat draught horee Jos Hemminger 2d do J J Zimmerman best roadster do Geo Pile jr beet walking do Sam'l L Miller best brood mare John II Miller 2d ? P Dumbold ' befit 2 yr native horse Same 2d 1 J II Weller best sucking colt - J Hemminger 2d ' do F W Bieeecker btet driving horse W II Tavroan best trotting horse Peter Heffley 2d do Jos Stull best untrained do J K Coffroth 2d best do F Dan ee be t looded e uck g colt Walter Heffley best pacing horse WmTayman. 2d - do DkpabtmkjIvo. 2. Cattlk. Frank Specht Same Same Peter Heffley J J Zimnaennae Peter Heffley Same: , ' Same ' Frank Laurti best Swiss bull do heifer do bullcalf best Jersey bull beet bull best Jersey cow 2d . do best Alderny bull 2d do best short-horn cow Peter Heffley Kama 2d ao Albert Derkey best short-horn calf Peter Heffley 2d lo . W II KuonU best 1 yr old Holstein bull F Weller best Devonshire cow C J Miller best 1 year old shorthorn heifer - -'m Stabl best Holstein beifer two years old Win Tayman best Alderney heifer J , . 1J Same do Xo years oiu Holstein calf best native cow 2d best heifer two Wm Stahl J K Cofi'roth CC Mussel man years old Sand Barclay best two year old hort-liorn heifer Department No 3 Sheep & Swine F Specht C Miller P Heffley Same Same Geo Auman best Southdown ram best ('otswold rain 2d do best 5 Cots wold lambs do ewes best Berkshire boar Peter Heffley 2d do Same best do pigi Geo Auman 2J do pigs Peter Heffley best do brood sow Department No 4 Poultry II H Flick best bronze turkeys Geo Auman best brown Leghorn chickens II U Flick pr B B R Game chickens Same do Same best game cockerel Frank Simoson best coop chickens Frank Gilbert chickens Robert Parson Frank Gilbert Ross Davis Frank Gilbert best coop Hamburg best goat best pair ducks best pair geese best pair golden pheasant chickens Ed and Mollie Berkey best canary birds Hermanus Baer best pair rabbits Edward Hoffman 2d do Department No 5 Grain and Flocr. Geo Pile jr D Emert, Geo Cobaugh Geo Pile jr D Emert Geo Cobaugh Same Same Same Same W H Stahl best red chaff wheat do best Clossin weeat " buckwheat rye " oaU 44 barley " flaxseed " cloverseed " timothyseeed " corn this department The judges in awarded two first premiums on red chaff wheat, and they are therefore considered of equal merit. Department No 6 Vegetables. Fred Weller Same Same Same D J Miller J II Morrison best onions early rose potatoes peerless do sweet corn do victor blue do prolific do white elephant do C J Miller J U Morrison mammoth pearl do Solomon Baker best carrots Same " red peppers Same " turnips Same u sunflower Chas Shaver w lima beans . Same " var. potatoes J II Kantner " cabbage Solomon Baker 2d do Same white beans Samuel L Weller " pumpkin Gorpe Harrison " squashes Wm Stahl - f- " red beets Same i4t rutabagas Solomon Baker " radishes Ross Davis " sugar beets Minnie Ferner " celery G W Benford ir 44 tomatoes Minnie Lohman 44 white onions Same " butter beans Same " cup beans Same 44 peas J H Morrison 2d4-. pumpkin Department No 7 Orchard. C C Musselman best dis of apples Same 44 poundapples Fred Welller seek no further apples Same western spy do baldwin do russets do Lancaster sweets do Same .Same , . Same -" Josiah Woy Same - Same greasy pippin black .- do do do do do do do do do do do . do do do northern spy Ephraim Pueh " 20 oz . . Same. Roman beauty Same King of Tonkin co Same spice Same maiden blush J H Morrison sweet pound P Umberger 44 russet D' Kroert pumpkia sweet J H Morrison wine C Shaver yellow bell flower Perry Umberger best Charles Lenhart 44 J II Morrison 44 J S HartxeU peaches P3 quinces grapes 4 Det aktment 8 Provisions. Somerset Dairy Co best cheese Same best creamerv butUr ' Same ' " FWeller 44 Same "'. 1 ' 44 H H Flick 2d 44 Same , 44 Ellie Miller 44 44 H H Flick M Ferner 44 Minnie Lohman 44 Chas Sharer, 44 , J H Morrison - -Same 44 P Uroberger 44 Ephraim Pugh 44 Fred Weller 44 A A Stutzman " print butter tub dairy do 5 lb print do tub do . roll do ; roll do honey do roll buter applebutter vineear - sweet cider applebutter drifd apples dried cherries ev fruit diploma The judges in this department warded two second premiums on , roll butter, and are therefore consid red of equal merit IciAKTMxirr No 9 Foreign Ao- BICCLTUKAX. IuPLK MKHTS, ETC fruit evaporator Ried's creamery 1 horse thresher farm wagon spring wagon fanning mill sleigh pleating board organ Buckeye binder Bradley mower do reaper horse rake same RJ B Schell & Co excelsior cook stove K V Cromwell Singer machine W II Berkey eeed drill shovels J M Holderbaum spring tootn cultivator same spring iooui uanuw do on wheels same broadcast sender corn plow corn planter Rollin chill plow seed drill fertilizing attachment corn sheller general purpose wagon same same same eame same same J S Hartzell P Heffley Department 10 Plants and Flow ers. Chas Shaver best Florence Snyder 44 Mrs G Holderb'm M same tt same " Lee Holderbanm " Mrs H F Schell 44 Ella Kimmell -Mrs Dr Kimmel 44 Mrs McDowell 44 evergreens tube rose i bouquet ivy cross geranium flow'rsinbl'm floral design bouquet foliage plant boquet Department 11 Bread and Cakes Lucy Holderb'm 44 chocolate cake same " ginger snaps same " cocoanut custard Max Recke best fancy sponge cake same best loaf bread Mrs Pisel 2d do Mrs Geo Holberb'm w mount'n cake Annie Sanner doughnuts Lee Holderbaum fruit cake Mrs McDowell biscuits Emma Casebeer angel's food cake Mrs Pisel same same same sand tarts ginger crackers soft ginger bread cocoanut cake Department 12 Canned Fruit. Mrs Josiah Woy strawberry jelly 6ame raspberry 41 same quince Mary Uhl crabapple 44 Mary Emert goosberry " same mullberry " same plum " Annie Emert currant " same chokecherry " Mrs G Holuerb'ra grape Ella Lape apple " Mrs Jas Holderb'm russian " Minnie Schrock blackcurrant" Mrs C J Harrison strawberry pres Mrs J M Holderb'm pick, cucumbr's tame " tomatoes same " cauliflower Mrs G Holderb'm spiced crabapples same do melon Mrs C J Harrisen do peaches Mrs Sol Uhl canned quinces Mrs Barnett Mrs Harrison same same Mrs G Holderbaum Mrs Barnett same Mtb Tredwell Annie Sanner same Mrs Pisel do citron do cherries 44 blackberries "huckle 44 chowchow canned peaches 44 plums peach jelly raspberry jam tomato catsup mixed pickles Department 13 Manufactures. V S Morgan best factory coverlet same same 41 same " same 41 blankets 44 cassimere 44 flannel " rag carpet girth carpet stocking yarn linen towels tablecloth T IT i:ntnr W A A. am.UUVMa same " Minnie Lohman 41 same " Department 14 Ladies Domestic. Nannie Berkey Lucy Heffley Mrs McDowell best quilt 2d do beet silk quilt 2d do knit quilt socks O I Saabv Ladies' Mite Society same same same same same same same same same same same same same same Mrs Saaby same same knit sacque apron mittens shirt dust cap ladies' cap clothes bag darnnet stockings set mats fascinator splagher 2d best collar emb table scarf satin tidy handkerchief box hug-me-tight thread tidy foot rug Ella Kimmell same same Mrs H F Schell 44 J M Holderbaum 44 Bell Snvder scrap bag comfort infant skirt raised work on wool same Lucy Holderbaum same Darl Holderbaum same Florence Snyder Nannie Berkey slipper work lambrequin knit lace sofa cushion lambrequin log cabin quilt coverlet Mary Lenhart Minnie Ferner ladies wool stockings Lee Holderbaum piece quilt same same same Ella Schell Mrs 3cDowell same Mrs Tredwell wool 6carf silk chair cushion embr sofa do silk pin do velvet do window lambrequin white quilt 44 James Holderbaum Ella Schrock Annie Sanner wool tidy knit hood scrap bag same cake cover A A Stutzman same J Swank t Sons same same same eame Geo Andrews Everett Welsh J II Morrison H H Flick same 2d best inf em ekirtido- rtll . a A I . ' 1 same same same oeev couon cnair uuy tetting collar same fancy embroidered saque Beckie NetT best large afghan Mrs C J Jfiller piece quilt 44 W S Kregar cardboard frame 44 Schrock display of bonnets Fanny Suyder lamp mats Florence Snyder 2d best sofa pillow Department 15 Children's Depart ment Susie Schrock best 6ofa cushion Nannie Tredwell 2d best do same best hdkf satchel H Holderbaum 44 wooden bracket Stewart Schell 2d 44 do II Holderbaum best book shelf Darl Holderb'm ' decorated vases spent match box same same wall pocket Alice Lenhart organ stool cover four mats same Bertha Cromwell Lee Holderbaum same small calico quilt hair receiver scratch my back same picture frame of splits Effie McDowell canvas tidy Florence fenyder wool lace Miss Baker hanging basket Elga Casebeer tetting or feather edge flora Casebeer rick-rack same tidy Department 16 Miscellaneous Do meetic Lucy Heffley crayon drawing H G Walker display of charts, etc H E G Saaby hand painting Mrs McDowell wax cross & flowers Henry Smith carved wood work j Ella Schell ornamental wax work J Woolley marble and granite monuments Annie Giddings foreign curiosities Lee Forquer mineral specimens Department 9 Section A Home Manufacture. Daniel S Lane best wagon brake A Emerick shingle sawing machine D J Miller sugar pan same washing machine G J Black drain tile and pipe Ssmerset Mech Works hillside plow same shovel plow same ' invincible plow same best general purpose plow J H Morrison disp wooden turnings same do ware Thos Maxwell Silaca front brick same rsonn savage nre on limekiln brick same same same C F Valker CK Grove Abrm Musser Isaac Simpson J H Morrison same same N B Snyder same paving tiles bay window brick hay rake sleigh calfskins single harness butt chains traces stave knife boots shoes 2d best calf skins best kip leather 44 harness 44 IS. Antiquities, R S McMiUen same same Department In this department there was quite a display of very old China ware and other valuable relics. We give the reports on the different ar tides as nearly as possible. Sarah B. Brallier, 2 quilts, one CO and the other 4o years oid, unexcep tionally well preserved, and fine workmanship. A large lot of China ware by the same lady. 45 years old, deserving of a premium for the su perior quality and age of her ware. C. C. Musselman, a rebel hat from the battlefield of Antietam. The hat is worthy a better cause. Specimen f penmanship by C. C. Musselman, 31 years old, of more than ordinary merit for the day in which it was written. Jacob Ash, a pair of shoes 30 y's. old and two head dresses of about the same age, remarkably well pre served and shows the unique style of that day. Mrs. John Holderbaum. one quilt 70 years old and a jar of fruit 17 years old, bom remarKabiy well preserved. Annie Giddings, cup and saucer 100 years old, resembles modern ware. History repeats itself: also a silver sugar tongue 150 years old and a candlestick 100 years old. Leroy rorquer, a church record of the Baptist church in Turkeyfoot township, established in 1775, in re markable good preservation and quite a cutiosity. Mr. Forquer also had on exhibition a hatchet from the Ute reservation, an Indian pipe, a stuffed Rocky mountain Wolyer eene, a black bear, a cinnamon bear and a cayote skin. 3 sets of very large elk horns, a Rocky mountain sheep skin, a white weasel and sev eral other articles. The relics exhib ited by Mr. .forquer are worthy of more than ordinary notice and the department which his exhibits cov er ought to encourage rivalry. Mrs. C. Lohman, a lace shawl 32 years old and a brass coffee pot 35 years old. Florence Snyder, candle stick 100 years old. Articles marked with an are en titled to a Deploma in addition to the premium, by calling on or ad dressing the Secretary, Wm. Schrock. The premiums will be paid by the 1 reasurer, 11. t . bchell. Department 17. Amusements, There were three contestants for the premium of a third mile foot race. Parker Trent, J. H. Herner and Harry Gilbert Parker Trent making the'run in 1 minutes, which was 6 seconds ahead of the next best, Hrry Gilbert There were also three contestants for the premium of a 200 yard foot race, id wnicn rarker irent came out first best, and two contestants for the premium of a 100 yard foot race. Parker Trent carrying off first prize. There were two bag races in which Harry Woolley and William Troup respectively won. In the wheelbarrow race, Samuel Pile won the laurels. To Repair Damages. Dear lady, there is probably no use telling you that fashionable life in a great city is a rough one on your beauty. Late hours, loss of Bleep and mental excitement will leave you by and by 6horn of those beau tiful tresses which drew lovers around you in other years. Artificial substitutes can never pass for those rich and glossy locks. Parker's Hair Balsam will stop your hair from falling out, restore its nat ural color and softness, and prove cleansing and beneficial to the scalp. Horrible M ardor. Charlotte, N. C, October 21. Mrs. Wm. Logan, aged 57 years, was murdered on Friday night by a ne gro, who covered her body with cot ton and set fire to it. Her husband, aged 77 years, was choked and left for dead, after which the negro rob bed the house and escaped. The tragedy occurred twelve miles south of Shelby, and about two miles from Whitakers. S. C. Logan and his wife were at their home on f riday even ing, when an unknown negro called and asked Mr. Logan to change S5 for him, which the latter declined to The Breakfast Bell. Tlie breakfast bell salutes my ear: Its chearful tones, ring loud and clear. For me it used to sound in vain, So great was my dyppepiic pain. Pain Killer came to my relief And banished my dyspeptic erief. Pain Killer made me strong and well And now I m glad to hear the break fast bell. More than 50,000 people crossed the Brooklyn bridge on Sunday, 18,' 000 of who rode in the cars, which are now running regularly. 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Dyspepsia, Headache, Dysentery, and a bust of other ailments, for all tf which they are a safe, sure, prompt, and pleasant remedy. The extensive use of these Pills by eminent physicians in regular prac tice, shows unmistakably the estimation in which they are held by tbe medical profes sion. These Pills are compounded of vegetable substances only, and are absolutely free from calomel or any other injurious ingredient. A Sufferer from Headache writes : Atkb"s Pills are invaluable tome, and are my constant companion. 1 have been a severe sutferer from Headache, and your Pills are tbe only thing 1 could look to for relief. One dose will quickly more my bowels and free my head from pain. They are the most effective and the easiest physio 1 have ever found. It Is a pleasure to me to speak in their praise, and 1 always do so When occasion offers. W. L. Paok, of W. U Pa?e ft Bro." Franklin St., Kichiuond,Va., dune 3, 182. " I have used Arm's Pills in number Jess instances as recommended by you, and have never known them to fail to accomplish the desired result. We constantly keep them on band at our home, and prize them as a pleasant, safe, and reliable family medicine. Foil LiVSI'iU'SIA they are invaluable. J. T. HAYES." Mexia, Texas, June 17, 1S82. The Rrv. Fbascis B. Hahlowe, writing from Atlanta, 'a-, says: "For some years nt I have been subject to constipation, in which, in spite of the use of medi cines of various kinds, I suffered increasing inconvenience, until some months ago I began taking AVER'S PILLS. They have entirely corrected tbe costive habit, and have vastly improved my general health." Ayer's Cathartic Pills correct irregu larities of tbe bowels, stimulate the appe tite and digestion, and by their prompt and thorough action give tone and vigor to the whole physical economy. PREPARED BY Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold by all Druggist. YOUNG, OLD, AND MIDDLE- All experience the wonderful beneficial effects of Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Children with Sore Eves. Sore AGED. I Kara, or anv scrofulous or svph- llitie taint, may be made healthy and strong by its use. Sold by all Druggists ; f 1, six bottles for 15. confFEtp V one fcthTl5m' Tiey Regulate tte Circulation of 1 the ENTIRE BODY. cy Prevent Cold Feetrw andsll troubles ariKine from imperfectcirculalion, cure UUEU.HATIS.il of the feet and all kindred tronblea, absolutely prevent Couch a asd Coun, Intolt for IMU'f art very Mia. aisne io si any shoe. Sold by Druggists and stwe dealers or seat by mail poet-pem. l'rlre wiria. er pair. (M6 i roadway, hew York, K. Y. oct.'S. )UBLIC SALE OF Valuable Real Estate! fly virtue of an order of sale Issued out of the J JOourt of Common Pleas of Somerset County, and to us directed, we will expose to sale at the Court Huumj, on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER SO, 18S3, at 10 o'clock a. a., the hallowing described Beat Lstate. vis : A tract of land, composed of several contlirnons parcels, situate in Southampton Twp., Somerset County, Pa., adjoininr lands of Abraham Boyer, Daniel Buyer's neirs, John Mldta s heirs, Jona than Kmeriek and others, eontainlna; 176 acres, more or less about 140 acres cleared and In a hivh state of cultivation, 12 acres in meadow, a rood erehere of all kinds ol fruit, and a susrar camp of SDouixw trees. Also, a twa-siory DWELLING HOUSE, Bank Ram, and other outlmlldlngs thereon erect ed. This land la underlaid with rood coal veins, of about four feet in thickness. Also iron ore and limestone. This proiierty is cluse to ehureh and schools, about ttve miles from the Balto a Ohio Hallroad, 12 miles from Cumberland, Md., and In a gced community. (Z,tO0 cash. 10 per cent of which Is to be paid on aay ui eaie, tne balance in twa equal annual pay. awats from date of sale, to be secured byjuds;. ssent on tne una. Any one desiring; further Information should Call on or address J. U. V hi, Esq., Somerset, Pa ABKAHAM BOYEK, UEOKOE MARTZ, eetai. Admrs. and Trustees. JDJtlNUTBATOKS SALE OF Valuable Heal Estate! Pirsuaat to aa order of the Orphan's Court of Somerset County, there wU be sold at public sale oa the prsmlsn, 03 Ttednetday, October 31, 1883 at I e'cloek r. w., tbe following described real, estate, laU the property of John M. C. Holllttay deceased, to wit : A farm sttaate In Addisoa towpshlp, Somerset Bounty, Fa eooUlning a beet 101 acres, about two thirds of which Is under cultivation and the remainder well timbered. About six acres of saeadow land, a small orchard, three good springs of excellent water, and coal and limestone oa tne premises. Also, two l.g dwelling houses, log bare and otter buildings thereon erected, situ, ate about three miles from tbe railroad, conven ient to school, church and mill, adjoining lands of Jonas MeClintock, James . MoCllntock, Wm. Hochstetler, asd others. TERMS Tea par cent, of the purchase money to be paid as soea as the property Is knocked down, oae taird of ha tanas oa eoattnaataa of sale, and tbe remainder t two eqaai anneal paysseata, with Interest from date of sale, or the purchaser eaa pay all cash tf faofonod. EuSS NcCLINTOCK, I sep. Adar, of Jno. a H. Holuday, dee.d. ! 2 C3 S as s g 1P. Pounder OR COMPOUND EXTRACT OF ASPAKAGUS Has been pronounced: by leading Physicians a Sure Cu.e for Dis eases of the Haifa, Kitejs, Urinary Omans, !Pain in the Back, AND BRICHT'S DISEASE of the KID NEY'S, Stone in the Bladder and Kidneys, Calculus, Oravel or Krick Dust Deposits, Dropsical Swell Inst, Weaknexset canted by Excesses, Mental fcxbaui'tton and Nervous Prostration in either sex. Curtsall Female Weaknesses, LeucnrThu-a, Irregular mid Palntul Meusiuration, ;Inttiuuma Uon and Ulceration of tbe Wuiub. Pleasant to take and immediate In Its effect. For Hale by. all DrOKKleta. Price 1 or 8 buttles far i&. Sent to any address In the United Slates tree of ex)ense, on receipt of cash or P. O. order. Dr. Mr Family Miciiie Co., 4 S. SECOND Street, Philadelphia, Pa. ang ikeew. PI Always the Best A Is WAYS TUEBE9T, SPICED MOUNTAIN CAKE A DuLiciors Cake. To the yolks offive efriii. well beaten, add one up sugar, one-ball cup butter, one balf-cnp sweet ilk, one aspouDlul icrouna cinnamon, one ara- ted nutmcK, then tne whites ol two ens well IKS 1 beaten one and a half cups flour bavins; in it one measure Banner Baking Powder; bake in jelly ease pans ; when old spread eacn layer wun an leins; mauewitn tne wun mo woiiee ui iur ckks beaten still ana one and a half enps pow dered sugar. lulylt. YUTT'S POLLS DISORDERED LIVER IS THE BANE cf the present generation. It Is for the Cnrw of this disease ana ns smaosnis, BICtHEADACHKl xUIJOTJCTiBirTa P1?PT A. CONBTIFATIOxT. FILES, stc.. that fTrrpYthjSTe gained a world-wida reputation. Jio nemoay paa ever wa discovered thatacts ao entlTontfi Bmilats food. As a natural result, the Nervous System is Braced, the Muscles are Developed, and the Body Robust. a. rtval. a Planter at Btou Bmrm, Ls.,amT: Ifv plaaustloa ia In a malarial euatrtet. For MTrel yoara I eould not snake half a crop oa skooount of bUioua dieeaaee and ehUle. I was rlT dl!conrm.l when I Bwe-aa we ass or TUTT'8 PII-L8- The reeul wae snarveioua: and I have had ao fortber trouble. n ludMf, MM Mean nwmnw mwma nmmm. tlsse'sawlMw't a aterasAyrt' sMwktrkseseseieMesU. BMalUiy ata'lei. wrwajeKeaSy iasw TUTPS HAIR DVE. Oaav Haia nrVgnms changed :to aj Oiosey Black by a single application or urn uvu. is Imparts a natural color, and acta inatantaaennsly. bold hv Drugguta, or sent by ezprea on receipt nf (kn. fnll&r Office, 88 Murray Street, Now York. (Or. II ITS ASaJrc.4 a, mr rmwwi gnfmrtmml4mm anssl Vaehtl Jtaealaf sail m mallei naa ass HsasiswJ Beaver College and Musical Instl. tuio, For Yonnz Indiea. Opa Weptenaker 11, IMS. Beautifully and Healthfully Located, estenslve buildings, pleasant grounds, cheerful rooms, three literary courses, superior advantages lor music ami art. Eteislve apparatus, twenty pianos and organs. Including pipe organ. Thorough work, homelike care, moderate rates. Send for circular to ocUM-lm. Rsv. R. T. Tavloe. D. D , Beaver, Pa. PATENTS obtained, and all business in the U. S. Patent (Hfloe, or in tbe Courts attended to for MODERATE FEES. We are opposite the V. 8. Patent Office, en gaged In PATENT BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY, and can obtain patents in less Ume than those remote from WASHINGTON. . W hen model or drawing Is sent we advise as to patentability free of charge; and we make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT. We refer, here, to tbe Postmaster, the Snpt. of the Money Order Division, and to officials or tbe V. S. Patent Office. For circular, advice, terms, and reterence to actual clients ia your own State or county, address O. A. SNOW fc CO.. Opnnatte Pteatent Onloe, Waahfngtaa, U. U. ""H" n " rr jSfea(glS,iiiiMis sr wn J BONE AT 8S.00 PER TON LESS THAN CAN BE PURCHASED ELSEWHERE. PURE SLAUGHTER HOUSE DONE OUST. It is Not BoUed, Not Steamed, Not Bleached. We will sell oar Bone Dnut by analysis at same price aa any other Bone in the Market, and will return $3.00 per ton to the bn vr It ia higher iu Bone Phosphate and Ammonia than any other Bone in America. uuyer. It is richer ia Ammonia than Peruvian Guano. IPtthie Cftrmtca ts -ajotd Super Phosphates OUB BBSS TlXfTn ATS a 0PIBC. ASTD 13 mi'jmiiai) oa SSrsar Am t. sTTrrTTi JOSHUA HORNEB, Jr. & CO., Sowly's Wharf and Wood St., BALTIMORE, ML. NEW GOODS! For tie Fall ail liter Trade NOW I2SI STORE ! Cashmeres. Silk Flnlsbed Sultinns, Velvets, Fancy Dress t foods, rrints, uincuams. v ia lots. Cotton. Plaids, Flannels, LJnseys, Canton Flannels, Jeans, Sattlneu. Caaslmerea. Corduroys, Hosiery, Oloves.iUnderwear, Yarns, Notions, Fancy Goods, Neck-Wear. A Full Line of Choice Groceries, Tobacco and Cigars, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, BOOTS d SHOES J-V GREAT VARIETY, H.A.TS and CAPS, A large and varied assortment, CLOTHING, Nails, Glass, Stove Pipe, Tinware, Oils, Paints, Drugs, Dyes, Salt. Flour, Meal and Chop. Jo 5 It will be nur aim to keen In stock everythlns: usually kept in a wed regulated general store, all of which will be sold struck bottom prices. All kinds of produce taken in exchango lor (foods, at tbe highest market prices. We take occasion to thank a generous public lor tbe liberal patronage we have received since we bave commenced busi ness, and respectfully solicit a continuance ol tbe same. To those who have not as vet dealt with us, we kind It ask to give us a trial and be con vinced. Short profits and quick returns, is our motto. D. W. C. DUMHAULD a CO., Lavaxsvillk, Pa Oct. 10, D43. GO o 18 EH A 'A ft H W S3 H Pi o CO 2 5 0 w Ol JEGAL NOTICE. To Ellas Jnay. Moses Onagy. Rachel, Inter married wiu Peter EensinKer. all residing; In Somerset count v. Pa., Samuel Gnaiy, residing in Uarrett euunty, Md.. Penny. Intermarried with John Slaughbantcb reslaing In Prestnn county, W. Vs., Ell.atelh, Intermarried with A- 11. Pike, residing in Edenville, Marshall county, Iowa, children of Daniel Gnagy, dee'd, vU : Smuel D. Unasry, John D. Onsgy, David D. Onagy. Noah D. Unagy. A. D.Cnagy, U. D. Onagy (uiinor), Mary D. Onagy, Sally, inter married with W. B. Schrock, jLydla, lotermar ried with John Brant, ail of Somerset county. Pa., and Joseph D. Unagy, residing In Water loo, lows, children of of Catharine who was In termarried with Jacob Bender, now deceased, vis : Catharine Bender and Elisabeth, inter married with Urias Tressler, all of Sominet Co Pa., and Panny, intermarried with Jeremiah Voder, residing in Moultrie Co., III., children of Barbara, who wan intermarried with IMniel P. Miiler.both deceased, vis: Sally, now widow, who was intermarried with C. Hochstetler, re residing In Illinois, Leah, intermarried with U. J. Lentz residing In Waterloo, Iowa. Polly In termarried with Jonas Kaufman residing in Illinois, Amanda, intermarried with David Knable, residence unknown, Catharine, inter married w-h Schrock, residing in Illinois, Barbara, Intermarried with Jacob Briskey re siling in Illinois, Wm. Miller, residing In Iowa, Jacob Miller, residing In Oregon, and Abraham Miller, residence unknown, children of Leah, who was intermarried with Abraham D. Miller, now deceased, vis : Moses Miller. John A. Miller. Abraham Miller, Jacob Miller, Joseph Miller (minor), Caroline Miller, Sarah, Inter married with Jacob Zarfoss, Mary, Intermar ried with Jacob Maust, Catharine. Intermar ried with Samuel Maust, all of Somerset Co., Pa, and Panny, inwrmatried with David Yo der. residing in Kansas : You are hereby notified that In pursuance ol writ of partition Issued out of the Orphans' Onurtid Somerset Co., Pa., and to me ditecied, I will hold an Inquest on tbe real estate of Jacob Onagy, late of Summit twp., Somerset Co , Prv, dee'd, at his late residence, on Thursday, the sib day ol November, into, where you can attend II yvm think proper. JOHN J. SPANOLEK. Sbkrist's Owes' ( Sheritf. Sept. -M. ,1W3. i $72 A weeg male at home by the la dnstrions. Best business now be fore the public. Capital not need ed. We will start von. Men, wo- men, boys and girls wanted everywhere to work for us. Now Is tbe time. Yon can work In spare time, or give your whole time to the business. Mo otber business will pay you nearly as well. Na ene can tall to make enormous pay ry engaging at once. Costly outnt and terms tree. Money made fast, easily and honorably. Address Taca fc I Jo , Augusta. Maine . de CM-lv e-D XT IF1 ' S" A Bantam Mestto la tfc MM atflteb!e, Wmw II I f m KMt nieprttl. Our im i t prmcUc'sJlT train vonn run for th Mtutl rvAqmirement or una out&merciai inntvaiuii mitr ftoa. N vtvateuB. Studrnu B entrr ( itur tine. Tt circa ftddrM P. VX.VW A hONH. r.tubvcli. oct24. JXECUTOiTS NOTICE. rotate of Hartman Kelts, dee'd. late of Stony creek Twp., Somerset Co., fa. Letters testamentary on the abnvecstate having been granted to the undersigned ly the proper authority, notice Is hereby given to all persons Indebted to said e 8 late to make Immediate pay ment, and those having claims against the same will present them duly authenticated lor settle ment oa Saturday, the 3d day of November, 1W3, at my residence in said township. JOSLPH REITZ, sep.2S. Executor. WISE: people are always on the lookout for chano-s to a crease their earnings. and n time become wealthy: tbjee who do not improve their opportunities remain in poverty. We offer a great chance to make mon ey. We want many men, women, boys and girts to work for ns right in their own localities. Any one can do the work properly from the first stcn. 10 Dullness win pay more tnan ten ernes on nary wages. Expensive outfit furnished free. 1 one who engages tails to make money raptoiy Yon can devote your whole time to tbe work, or i only your spare moments, run information ana all that is needed sent free. Address Stinsoh A Co., Portland. Maine. deCJO-ly HEALTHCORSET Increases In every day, aa ladies find (t the most COXFOBTaBI.E axd PERFECT FITTlNtt corset ever worn. Mer chants say it gives the best satisfaction of any corset they ever sold. Warranted ratisfactorr or money re funded. For sale by PARKER PARKER. w wm-j si- MARTIN SCHJEFER, Book Binder, Locust Street OjDOSite St. Join'. Scloo!. Johnstown. - Ira. ALL KINDS OF Books Neatly Bound AT LOWEST RATES. Old Books Re-Bound. MUSIC BOOKS A SPECIALTY. Parties desiring books bound can obtain prices by dropping me a card. Arrangements have been made whereby express one way will be paid on all large orders. All needed tntormatlen eaa be obtained at Somerset Hckald office. novlfc (Continued from hut utek.) How Watch Cases are Made. Tlie tna.nr great improvements intro duced in the manufacture of the Jas. Boss' Gold Watch Case, have led to similar im provements in the making; of silver rases. Under the old methods, each part of a silver case was made of several pieces of metal soldered together, requiring a great amount of cutting and soldering, which softened the metal arid gave it the pliability of lead rather than the elasticity of silver. Under the improved methods, each part of the Keystone Silver Watch Case ia made of one solid piece of metal hammered into shape. The advantages are readily appar ent, for every one knows that hammering hardens the metal while soldering softens it. To test the superiority of the Keystone Silc-r Watch Case, take one of 3 oz. weight, press it squarely in the center when closed, and it will not give, while a case of same weight of any other make will give enough to break the crystal. The Keystone Silver Watch Case is made only with silver cap and gold joints. S4 3 ml ilaq U Kryl Vikl Cm FactoriM, nila. SrlpkU. r-. Cur ! lllalnM riapabs iWalM " Jum SW m4 kjt Waich Cmm an nils, LTo b continued c 5 Si o. it 2-S is C :: 3 " tr. i c cj j2 o "2 w O O O r3 r o 5 . " y x o w"2 c o 3 P. V - S . T ten 5 5 o m o 2 bOr? S3 5 v v - 3 tr. Jr C o w u u, a rt in I- Ui o o u 1 cn o C o . . 4-1 . CJ n. 2 e c 6 2-2 S 4 S O - i O 5 3 -H r o o &L-5 - 2 . cj J fit? s-3 c-2"a c c 9 o 3 C S S'3 -" o a S CJ o X wtO 'S . ..- o u 5 Q it 2 . O rt . -C .C its. Cr! cO O "" -ou Xjj mm a o if -3 S'S 3 k it Disti L orated nirflrtle- an Mala I.lae Pitta Olv. H Jt o. B. K., thai navlog Extra ve af Uray lag. PORE RYE COPPER DISTILLED WHISKY. Situated on summit of Alle;lienies, uses the water from cold mountain springs. This whisky is made by the double-distilled process and guaranteed perfectly pure and full proof. ORDERS FILLED SAME DAY AS'RECEIVEO. Special. In order to give Hotel Keepers and Dealers a grand opportunity never before offered, will con tract tor me manuiavture oi wmsa-y in any quan tity, from i to SO barrels, giving them the privi lege of letting it lie In bond for three vears. charging but a small sum for storage. JtaTUnhand 3D barrels of Whisky retailing at fL per gallon. Write I for full particulars In reirard to larua quantities to Sand Patch, Pa. S. P. SWEITZER, SupL Aug. A a Wood Purl nerthis medicine is highly recom mended for all manner ol chronic or o I d standinir complaints, fc.ru o- ubs oi tne skin, such as Pimples, 01Q140 II and Rashes, King Worms. Tetter. Sal Kheum, Scald Head, Scr dula or King's Evil, K h e u m a t ism. Pain in the Bones, Side and Head, and all diseases arising froi.i lm puritv of the blood. With this rare medicine In your house y ou can do without Salts, Castor CHI, Citrate or Mag. nesia. Senna or Manna, and soon the whole of them, and what is better, it may tie taken with satety and com tort by the most delicate woman, as well as by the robust man. It is very pleasant to tbe taste, therefore easily administered to chil dren It is the onlv veirnt.-,hlfi nuiwlv .Tl.ffn which will answer In place of calomel, regulating ioe action oi toe uver wunom maaing you a llle long victim to the use of mercury or blue pills. It will open the bowels In a proper and wholesome manner. There Is nothing like Fahrney s Blood Clean er for the rare of all disorders of the Stomach, Liver. Bowels, Kidneys and Bladder; for nervous diseases. Headache, Costlveness, Indigestion, Bilious Fever, and all derangements of the in ternal vlcera. Aa a female regulator it has no equal in tbe world. An ounce of prevention Is worth more than a pound of cure." The Pas acsa will not onlv cure old standing and mall.nant complaints, but ir one of the best preventatives of Such disorders ever onerea to ice worm, i oa can avoid severe at tacks of acme diseases, sin h as Cholera. Small pos. Typhoid. Billons, Spotted and Intermittent Fevers, by keeping your blood pnrlfled. The different degrees of all such diseases depend al together upon tbe condition of the blood. be snre to ask fur Fahbsbt'r Blood Clkass xa oa Pabacka, as there are several otber prep arations In the market, the names of which are somewhat similar. Dr. Geo. G. Shively & Co., Successors to Fahrney'j Bros. A Co., MANUFACTURERS AND PROPRIETORS Watsmboro, Pa. jraic khouu wasted. Having riven a? mr musla in (v.n. llle and Dunbar. I will give lessons on the piano and organ in Somerset and vicinity the ensuinar year, eommenoing October tth. ELLA SCHELL. Snmm Uery ..... ... : I HU LI nihil . I " -TT j OR GET THE BEST! More Somerset Coun ty people have read the IIERALD during the past year than ever be fore, since it was first printed. Because its news col umns present all the latest news in an at tractive style. Because it always gives all the local news without burdening its columns with unmean ing and uninteresting correspondence. Because it is always reliable politically, and savs what it means and means what it says. Because its Court re ports are always full, fair and trustworthy. BecausQ it is the me dium used by the peo ple of the county when they wish to let their neighbors know when they have a farm or anything else for sale. Because all legal ad vertising appears in its columns, and people are thus kept posted as to what transpires in tbe management of the af fairs of the Courts and County. Because it has the best Washngton and Harris!) urgicorresp on- dents attainable. Because it is active, aggressive, and always for the cause of its constituents. If you have friends who live outside the county, there is no more acceptable pres ent you can send the m than a copy of their county paper. If you have a neigh borwho needs a paper recommend the her ald. It vour childrenwant a paper, subscribe for the HERALD. Subscription $2.00 per year. Address HERALD, Somerset, Penn'a Hair out r Hi H " Blessed bethe Quixotes weary 'jjn,,;"' ai vented sleep?- SaachJ." is oars, but what if0", Pi any reason enjoy thu vention? 'Nervoosnes, c become a dispn t. Coleman, the well-knni druggist ofBaffalo.s V not Bleep, and mv r,;,i. "I- F5CU '"at sort of iJ . wnicn near I v m,, - kind of stupor, haunted 51 Tonicfor other troublf nP ur nils. Aue result hr-i. and delighted me. ju? luueu hj concert l .J "rrvK Caesar's fat men, I r ' ranks of those who I should add that the T 1 ly did awav with the general debility and dvsrT:: sioned by my previous Cr!'4 and pave me strength .V digestion In brift Tnr. l,r.r.,V,t ' 1 , health. I have "used Parkin with entire riiwi. -.. w . ."co iur and for the bowel disorder, iCl iu wcau voyages. - This preparation ha ic. Hereafter it will be t$: and sold under the name 0 Tonic omittin" the .i'.'" Hiscock & Co., are in(inPfi.f: k;q v, ,t tcu- cipled dealers who have deceived their cuptorners ? tuting inferirr preparatii' the name oi finger. t j misleading v i id all th ingly, asgingti id ap tv '.' flavoring ingrtd:e:.t U:.." Tonic. Please remember that has been, or will he, n.; preparation itself, and alj maining in the hands 0fT wrapped under the narre Ginger Tonic, contain tit 'v meuicine it tne iac-siroile ; C ol iliscock & Lo. is at the b, : the outside wrapper. What nation ever Lepni. in taxation by cheapenirr and vice. Did She bie? "No! " She lingered and sut!Vr&i. pinining away ail the t: years, lh doctors doing her r.o "And at last was curnl ' ', Hop Bitters the paters niv J'. about." " Indeed ! Indeed !" "How thankful we hMi- that medicine." A DaiiKlitpr'a Miirr "leven vears our Hhh..., fered on a bed of misery, "from a conudication nf v liver, rheumatic trouble, an; vous aebihty. " tnder the care of the Lo gicians, who gave her diseastv; names, " But no relief. " And now she is restornl good healtli by as simi.lea k as Hop .bitters, that we had for years without using it,"- ARENTS. Father is Gelling Well " My daughters say: " How much better father..; he used Hod Bitters." " He is getting well after hi suffering from a disease drclar-. curable." " And we are so elad thi used your Bitters." A Las Utica, X. Y. octlT- According to late features : Ohio the prohibitory arr Ddmi: defeated by 7o,N X HIS OPIXIOX. In Clear Sentences an Authoritj 1 His Own to Papular Juilm-i 191 V 10th St.. New York. Au2ust 11. 1- Messrs. Seablry it Johnson: I am slow to pin niv faith j new curative agent. Kh." CAPCINE POROLS I'LASTEF won my good opinion. I fad. exceptionally cleanly plaster t and rapid in iU net inn. Milv of its qualities in my own in and among my patients. Lav? vinced me that there is u single article so valualdeforpji use, none so IielDiul ia cases ui back, local rheumatism, neur. congestion of the hroncliioi : and lungs, and lumbago. lou may leel free to iw name. Verv trulv voup. h"h k'av: m d. Phycician in chief of tlie De Home. Price of CAPCINE i" cetK Seabury &. Johnson, (.'hem:-'-; octl7-4t New Yu Feed Now. Remember that hogs srow i more rapidly in warm than in weather. Therefore fatten -early. They should have th ot a small yard (as moderate -cise is necessary for their hea. comfort) and plenty of clean dins. Most hosrs are kept in i gustingly filthy condition. P;t ot litter will make iIenty oi : manure, and drv forest lea about as gockl material f.irthu ; pose as can be found. v ita p iat cattle to begin with in tht' is comparatively easy to carry through the winter in good tion. It ia too expensive to r poor, lean stock. Or do vou de: on heavier feeding, larser W- through th rnlil jM;nn? Lf tell you that the protection o: neccessary animal heat at that. taxes the digestive powers : farm animals to their full caps unless warm and comfortable y ters are provided. tnJi'U''r it is the best policy to get your? now in the condition which able you to winter them the c-r est Feed nw. Messrs. Hiscox & Co. call st attention to the fact that after - 10, 1883, the name and style oi preparation will hereafter be" I'arker't Tonic. The word is dropped, for the reason th principled dealers are constant., ceiving their patrons by ult:" i n ferior prepara tions u nder the of Ginger; and as ginger tf important flavoring if-'retI',, t : oro sure tc4 friends will agree with propriety ot median-. ;ilf.nd all aration itseii ; anu - , , .L Urn of maining iu . ..p.f wrapped under me u" r ,f, ER'S GlSGER TO.MC," COIlWD . .-.!. .irr.Aw' nine medicine H me j- Hiscox&Co.:satthebottotii outside wrapper.
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