u u
-.lucr-sct Harold, in,;.. m
Jmljte Y.acT is holding court in Betlfun, . will... f .1 . r I 1 ,...i .:-.. .i I in,vr. f.isx Prsi ltaa Vol. i
im nu." 1 ul uiinu 1111 uiiii 111 1 ur nair inuu ikit-vi iu nnuiiuu uui t 1 v 1 r 1 1 r. . t .
I H.i.for.1 county, the other lny, which tiieas- ! barK-ain . clearance sale thirty days lonf.fr. AVaxtki.. The name ami It Offli atMre.ss j TTTJ3l wtSitGIDGIlL
I I.I.. K.litor.
rrr -
:!,i Mr.K
1 ..,r- l.ii-y.
,.r . ;.,.. k Store.
;l,,iic.i thirty ininu'cs.
ol'rni, sit A. Na-
: Py ai'i'roachc, l'.'hni-
r yanl. at A. Na-
1 h Krhruarv term of court will -sn on i urp(1 nnn-twn fc.-t and two im-hrs in cir-
: Mitnlay. the ".";li in-t. , ctimffrerici'. It ftrew from a twig which
i ., ,. . " "7 I h:ul hei-if stm k in the ctihiihI in the year
j ' he NMnm revival iti the r.v.intr.lical jjsi-'
Awn intum". It unit . is in .r.r.s ' . , -,
: Thechin-!i is rrowiieil every evening , One ,lay lat week Mr. Oeu. M. Hulilcr-
j Mr. Mr-. ii. I". M.-ver. and their -on l'i,",U l",rd'"M-1 '"! "f Mr' ('-Tn's
I'M are in .-..m.-rM't, called here Lv thedea.l, Kn"H r " Maiu " S,m,f' "W"1" tl,e
f Mr-. Mi yer-' lather. Mr. Jacob K.-.i.tz ; ,!,',e n"!,"c- "1IuM-v" r",te
J 1 " 1 lar.L'e and coinp'f te Mock of freh cod, and
The carpenter are joining the tiiiisliitiL' i" determined to keep, as we know he will,
i t'm,'!"'!' frt of the Knej.per Mock. ' one of the hot groceries in Somen.
; located 011 llit; South-east orner... the Ilia- i
moiid. : The readers of the IIerm.p should not fail
j to notice the advertisement of C. X. Boyd,
j onsiderahle .ttteiititm ! btiiif; attracted ! in another column of this paper. You will
! '"' a 'n-aiitiful j.iettire on evhihitionat I'.oyds ! "ce there that he oners a lin of goods that
j I'ru,? store. It is a fancy hend thine in era- ; will pay jou to visit Lis store at once and
yon, and is the work .f the artist, Mis. ' seotire some of the many articles that he is
(forward. j now selling ut first Cust. You should goat
- j once.
' !o"rs. I'nc M11(j Atmia-i last week killed' . .
I a cuv that they had punhaMs! from Mr. I'uriiij; the .at week several of our old
.-.upucl llarelay, that when lrt-ved weighed ! i'trons have sent f the names of new suh
1 1"11. The animal had he-n stall fed and i "criber a conijanied by the cah, tor wiiich
, w',s 'at- ! we tender iheui our wannest thanks, and
i " " trut that tl.ev will not weary i:i well doiti):.
: 1 r:::n;'" Mr-,J,-r'-r-0ur,-y, lt wollM hv ;Ue mmvt in ,e ,or1
i " 1'""-' ' taai lie Has , for each one of them t
Friends, if you want good poxls at cheap of every Comrade, livini;i this County,!
Jricrs, j.leae give us a call.
Parker t I'arker.
. to a'"! bargains, at A.
to know prciiict a li e
i subscriber.
l j. roc ure us a new
Clerk. His rtiti i- Ih-Hvim-h n.n..,.!i-
Annapolis Jiimti'Ci, Maryland. j In this joyous leap year season, when ohl
- j maids are mpposed to make the greatest
an entertainment that i ,r.,rts .,f il,. ir liv, it Is n,l ihtviWi tliui ..f
lor sak-at Keller A j "' fail to jdease all . la-s,. The feat- ! .;1T suicides during the months of October,
1 ure-of the programme are aried and well j NVrmtH-r, and December, is;, Ul were
There arc ' ' ""' "' i husbamls. Not one divorce! n.an ai.pears
t. The outlook lor the ancient
!' weather,
l.ir you all
e cents
I'r. Arnold gives
up
at A.
j hntieand richest fun, Coitrt room tii-night
,'Tin-dav 1.
1 r -aid to he t he tyle
cin in with red iii.-e are
, woolen 1
A. Na ha:,
1:0. ids
aptainjohn II. Miller i j-nttiti a large
addition to hi hiiiliiing.-.n Main street. The
Iron; r 10:11 in the new building i,to he ued
as a tin si,',re and the back room as a work
shoji. The Captain will ue his j.r.sent
large an 1 hamU nne room exclusively as a
h.-i.r.lware store.
in the
maiden is very cjoomy.
1 , jar- and To'..ic( ,1 iii the j
1 at Keller A SulincrV ;
to have been seen in ;
e h. hieh is very uiiii- j
: I Iii' J car. j
,i sin eevful religious 11-:
in many ol'the cliu; eh- .
e.i.inty. ;
;;: .Mtn" aiiiiot recall to j
1 that has eM ei di ii the .
t of (jitan'ity and eei 1- :
i . iuhins our c.-untty. ,
; s',.,,iing hay to town i
lt I. rings !:b .it slO 00 :
Ceorge 1 oil, of Ijitrobe, is undoubtedly
the champion of word jiuzles. Some time
ago he r.-ceived from a I'liiladelphia
journal, as awards in word contents, and last
week le re. cived a cheek fir JTo from the
same source, for his successful solution of
word puzies. The total amount of awards
Mi -srs Patterson V Kuhiis. con tractors for he l,a received for solvin the word juizh-s
the coiistrm :iou of tbv l.turel Hill tunnel. ' agregatcs s"i;l.
have been in Somerset for the pat week. '
They have hem buying .1 number of horses ; A rrangenic ntsare being perfected for a trip
:c.d mailing arrangements forthe erection by a joint Congressional committee to C.ir-
f a number of shautie
tiiiii'-h.'c work some ti:
They e pect to
next week.
Mai kibei. Fish. We now have in stock
a large shipment of November catch mack
erel fish, direct from the Atlantic coast, and
we offer them at prices tuoderatly low for
casli. or in exchange for home-cured bacni.
Why don t you liurry :p" 1 gei leu ny
failing ro secure a lot of se wonderfully
cheap :ml excellent urtiej now displayisl
on the'j.ind !') cent couers. We have
just got in an entirely nl stock. Many
new article.' never before ured, and ail the
old favorites. Kverythint the low and
jxipular j.rices of 3 audio cents. Ten
thousand railroad hands wi lealonijhere
in a few weeks, and twit ithetime to visit
these counters and makeyir 9hi-tioiis be
fore the railroad hand com ad gobble uj
all of our bargains. Come juikly to Cook
A r.cerits- o and 10 cent couler.
On Saturday last, two Ilulg.ians, one a
boss of the hoarding houseit le eastern!
lOfthe Sideling Iill tunnel, stted out to
ry cheap articles there disjilayed for sale I purchase n heifer. On the.rrcturn, the
On these counters you can lind almost any. ' boarding boss loitered behind (d managed
thins you want to run a bouse. Since the
holidays a new stock has been bought, and
is now thickly J'iled up and disjilayed for
sale. IJailroad peojde, country jieople,
town jieojtje, come and look at the big bar
gains on these marvelous counters, liigger
stock and better goods than ever. Cook A
lteerita' Sand 10 cent counters.
A bill has been introduced in the Senate
to establish postal savings banks at every
Iost-otlice in the country where the income
exceeds It is stated that such banks
have been eminently uecesful in (irea1
liritain ; but it is a ijuestion w hether it is
gooil policy for the Government to go into
the banking business further than now.
Thejrreat bargains in dry goods, and fan
cy goods, will be continued to the 1st of
March, to reduce stock jireparatory to in
voicing. Mrs. A. K. I'iil.
The railroad is coming, and everybody is
rushing to the 5 and 10 cent counters to buy
some of the thousand and one extraordina-
. . .. ..a . . I ' k
who served in Hie 'usi 10 ""i"-.
I!cgimental Association t hecn foruietl,
w ith head.uarter at rhiMphiu Pa., the
hoUieofourColonel. Uobrt-.. Orr, p, wlnMii,
with your consent, 1 ill id the names.
Kesjiecllull
I. M. Cook,
.Soiiii ri.it Pa. Feb.. 14.
OF TIIK
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
OF
Somerset County
FI1 W a DAY IF JMMY
1883. II TIE 511 HAY IF
Selling off hats at half price. From
to."o cents for the best lt in Stoc-k.
M. M. Tkehwki 1..
15
to.ricure some whiskey. Xoreturuing at
uight a jiariy went out in fcnn of him but
could not lind him. On Suny morning
about ten o'clock, the log-hairs and saw
mill men found him near thiowder iiiaa
aiine on the road leading to lous. There
si-ms to be no doubt that thaan will die
no: withstanding every effort as made to
save his life. When discovxl he was so
badly frozen that his limbs railed and his
tlesh was black. j
lieonvT to Pension i:Bs.The House
Committee on invalid iicrisi adojttcd a
res ilu'ion t!iat it is thesense flhe commit
tee that whenever the Covernent has en
listed a so! Ii. r and accepted e services of
lu nno'her ar' ol this j.ajierwill bo found
a copy of tlie law relating to the care of the
ren now in the couutv home. It will
hi
splendid w inter for the
isg tin- intense cold we.ith-
1 dou n !.! e snow lianks
Ii.t.
mm or o
-mil ilev
Ct. 1 1 1 1 1 1 :
eincnts arc ha rdly ) a-sa-slii'pry
end hen a
it is a; t to be at luii
: : ail- of star- before bi
llion ami Labrador licr
. .,: bedel A. Sanller's.
lisle t 1 examine the workings of the Indian
sclioul at i. hat place. C aptain Pratt, the su
pi ritio iidcnt in charge of the Indians, has
extended an invitation to a number of Con- 1
eresMueii to come at their earliest coiivcn
iiticeand inspect Ihe school and ascertain
be Men that by this net the P-oard of direc-i ,. .., ,res resorted to in order to civilize
tors are comiN-oed t 1 remove the children j ,iie jdiaMs.
Irom the Poor ll.iuse, and that they are
seeking good homes for them, l.'ead it. Over one mctith's continuous sleighing
has been had in this section this winter.and
those why delight in the recreation have
just reason to feel .salisiittd with the j.rolon
ged season for gliding over the frozen stir
fa 1 v. Verily, with mercury ma'kingdegrees
not far above zero and sut ii a long sjiell f
sb-ighing. this winter may truthfully bea-t
down as on.' of the ohh 11 Kind a u inter of
I our dadies.
I 'I he hog disease, which the l"i. 'ted State"
'e are indebted to that earnest and t t!i- j
cient Worker. Mrs. Ihninum, for a ropy of!
t he t h annual report of the Womans Christ
ian Temperance I nion of this state, who!
! Wele in coiuiniioti al IMlefonte last Oein-j
her. The p. impiiiet contains a ino-t adtuir- ;
... able address bv Mr- - Francis I.. Swift. Pr. -
;t n'.eiit o! :h.t, j.s. ic:a!ion.
Mis.. Maty Forward, a graduate of the
I IliciMliatl School ofl. -i-;i, has o;.e:ied a
painting
1 e :; 1 - a !
alel china
I. - tor - to
, ,.. - at I ' ; s
um l.aiii win! r
11 ! s tl row n 1 nr
III. ui,' relieve
1! in if r w i!
!ow:i
r.ook
.) the
here
their
, hap-
l.'me 'oinj any ; now si ii
;: eieht 11 Ids, delivered oil
: works. J-.r order-, write to
.. .11 relt. Ph.
:il':inient of Soldiers 1 '
in tin State in 1 ';!. sT.-'i".-e
pell.h d ill their support.
-tiidio above Mr. S. -nil's olli.-e, on Main I governii.enl .ia- Ixt-n s'larreliiig with l.u-.-:r.tt.
opj.psite ( '..ok A Peerils. where she ropean governments aboilt, has striii'K Al
iil in-'ruct students in nil kinds ,,f .i.raw-j toona. ' m We.ines.lay evening four hogs
ing. inc'u ling t rayon, charcoal ami pen and ht longing to M r. h-orge Attigdi. d .suddenly,
ink skevhing. .-i.e wiila'-t. give h-s-oiis in j Thursday tilgiil another hog died, and yt-s-
hitei deeo, ., . t -.,,,,, ..' teni t" t out ot t!ic retiiaining n.ur were
v ii!. A sui"eon di e. ied one of the
, di a'l a : lii.als and f unci that, the -toiuach
We i.i' iu icceip! ..fa Idler from Mr Win. j was ahno-t roiled aw ay. ' 'wners of pnn ine
K. Pliiibj pi. w ho Iff' !,i- e.ttiTtfv lor Wa-h- , bad better hec.irepd. ',- may be the ibs.
in:'! on. Kansas, -oiue 101 il.iy. ago, in lor ill- ease w hich Pisinark coin. la; us i . Ait'iutm
ing us thai he and his family arr.ved at 1 'i.lh'uie.
Washington salt ;V an 1 are luucb pleitstnl
with thej'I'Hf. He -avs. that they have no 1'in E Piioto. .1; iuis. -Mr. Albert IV M il'cr,
snow there and that ia-1 wet k t lie thermom- ; t,.. J-; ii-burg 1'liotographer, w ho has been
t ier in.lii ate 1 Hi tb-:. i et s below zero. Piease j cmploy-d at my gallery for the j.at three
sen 1 me t he 1 1 1 1: a! n. . i:i'i!iili. wi!!t.:.ly remain with me a little
1 hi" loii -er. prohablv not tuore than two
01. stable I'avis h.is po.sied up initios,
' ' . or t hrie weeks
calling "pop tne voter- omer"et lnrou.:li
to nieei ai their (tolling place on Saturday.
February r':b,a:id 1 le ' borough otlicer for
'lie ensuing c ar. The ofiieeis to be elected
how these men lived as long as tl
Frequently there is not a sound organ i"
their bodies.
An AnswkrW antkii. Can anyone bring
articles al jirices v.'ay below lat you jmy
elsewhere. A new slot k justrrived. Call
iu and look over the coiinlt rs.l ome to the
5 and 10 1 1 nl counters nl.d biisome useful
articles.
are" liurgess, three Town C.mncilmen, one
:.,. hegislatuiethesescl j , N.rv,. thr.v vear. , to serve two years
" j and one to ser e one yt ar. Constable, Street
Lain aster, and Yent.or Al-, ( ouimissioiier. t'.v School Iiinctors, High
.,11 and Knglish at Fiher's ! Con-tab!e. Assessor. Inspector. Judge of
! I'.lectii-'i and An li'-.r.
c.a'-v H. lssC. all persons
-elves In. Yhied on our
t all and settle at once
lioie.
A Lutheran I 'huriii ha-just been lirmlv
estithlished at Wa'erlot., I'.lai khaw k County,
low a. u:.io;.g the nietiihepdiip of which are
A '. 1 of lu v customers wh- desire to have
really line pi. olographs taken will tlo we'll to
ciii at once. We in ice them in I 'ard, Cab
inet. Panel and all other styles. 1 o not de
lay, come now. W. II. Wei.h.kv.
Cillery 011 Main Cross street, next to
Si-brock's store.
S..mlbm:t, Pa., Jan. -'0, "4.
t H UM
bnlidin
iincrsct-Coiinty people.
! twelitv-liv
l'AhKI B.V I'AEKI.k. 1 The chill
I'.iiard of Poor lins tors ; burial lot eotitainiii!; three-fourlhs of an
p luisition upon the County j acre. Two ladies undertook to seeto the fur
s tor -Js.otKif.r Ihe present ; n-hi':g tithe chut. h. and an njipeal by let
1 in excess of the amount re- p-r brought -To from Sonierset-County
: -'.xi.-'.Mi .1 j friend-. Lev. .lames M. lb-es is the paso.r.
n.-e pairof w h.-at burr-, and ' and an et.t hu-iast ie. bard-working he
rs. first - his-. j seems to be.
Li 1.01 en Hoovi r.,
Somerset. Pa.
Mr. Jac.b Koon;.. aftt r a brief illness,
di.sl at his residence a shot ilistain-e east (,f
I'- .cess Flour f..r sab-by Me-s-rs j p,w n a' nitif telot-k Saturday night. At
r h.? hud a large run. Thev ' the t ime of h .- deal h Mr. Koontz wa- in the
t-1 a new lot wh'ch will be j veM-niy-seventh vear ef his age. lie nsaj
reent. lower than the price ! .,1,1 hinner and had the res!.eet and'
e.', in Some-set. 1 tstt-em of in- mini unit v i:i w iiii h lie lived.
j I ;s leiuallls v.
Intense alarm haa oeen caused at Shir
lfys burg, lludtingdoii tou.ity, and in the
surrounding, country by the prevalence of
ci-i el.i-o--pinal me.niiigil s, or sp;tted fever,
which hit- assumed an epidemic form. The
cost sI.ijm. and has a ! hrst victim wa-J. P. Cornelius, astudent in
the Norma' college, Huntingdon, who went
hoina to vi-it a brother who was ill with
pneuiuoiiia. He died four hours after the
tiist symj it. ,1111 were manifested. Histicoth
has been followed by tt.at i f William 4 i rove
and. I. Nolan, with precisely thesame symp
toms. They survived oniy a few hours alter
the at lack, other cases are report id, and
it is lielicved that the disease is rapidly
sp reading.
'v 1
::!!v inform tr.v friends of .
bat I have .,;-,:. d1,,:. w!'"-i":" "
arge nunioer .
l.iv afternoon.
j Main Strict. Johp.stown
. , .,',1 I... 1 .least d to st e thetll
.-s.,f Pure Irngs-.Cl:emieals. ' survive him
ines. Pve Stull'-. Perfumery
ic'.ativcs ami friends Mon
A wife and seven children
00. is gt-Tiern
At this season
a"i ntion to the inei-tr;tde.
1 aris Orceii. I'11-e I'owdt nsl
. ore, P.-r-ian Insect Powder, J .,.,1 , .,, , l;,.r:in t,i make arrangenieliis
in need of anything in f,jr n,,. !ri;,l They purchased a eotlin. had
t.ie ami s.-e n e or w rite for ,j. .,r.,vt. ,plt; , !. ai r.mgeui-nts n it h
ii- juiri.-s cheerfully an-wt r j a lllilliM,.r ( eoinlin t Ihe funeral. Onthtir
has. onit run , v ,,.l( k , tunnel Ihev wen
T.'l Main Street
wav PacK 10 tne luimci inev were inerconie
rief. we supKisc,) and tiid not reach
: g 1 lo hasfd the excln-ive righ.t to there till the following day. In the niean
- h 1 .u re Latent P.ed Spring in S-.m- ' time the friends ibey had left behind, had
.:.-, 1 v. 'ishort'v make a canvass ' ;.ken the c ri-sc New lultimore and had
:-,'v to solicit order-. 1 think ;: d s-ently interred,
.pciiorto any yt t oib-red fori
i.M.n i n: "S11 M .' About nine o'clock
Saturday evening, a villainous looking
irunpput in an appearance at Mr. Alex
I! 1. ford's store, and a-k.-d theclerk, Mr. Ir-
e followed to their hci ; tti si)alU., wilo was tin- 01, lv one in the
. eme'i iy on the hlil. by a i 1... ,; r. ,.1 ,,...(' t..l. ....
ing that In- would pav lor it in a few days.
Mr. Shallcr informed him tiiat he could not
L'f'. any tobaeeo unless he had the money to
pay tor it. w hereupon be tlrt'W a revolver
from his pocket and pointed it at Shali'cr
with the remark, "hand over the tobacco,
I -11 you, or I 11 shoot you." ijuick as
a tl ih. Sh.itl'er seized a pitch-fork that was
-tending behind t he counter, and telling the
tramp to shoot, made a pass at him. This
I w as more than the tramp had cxected, and
dropping his revolver in his fright, he fled
front the store int j the street and lias not
since b 't-n heard of. siia'd' r pi- ke I up the
revolver and i" find it to hr a five-shooter 1
wl'h thr.v th chambers 1 1 l ie 1 r.-sid
A citizen of P.erlir t"ls us the following
i 111 i'var.1 t.i tin- nana! u 1110 irisumaii w ho
I was frozen P. d.-a'h at the Allegheny tunnel
last week. S. vei il of the friends of the tl, -
A distinguished Jihysic'niii says there a.-e
men who are jierpetuiUy foaked in whisky,
yet who never got drunk anvl sometimes an
no', known as drinkers'. They lift cp their
hands in hormr at the fellows w hose heads a .s,,di. r he should not be reared in order
are not stroiigantl who dogct drunk, though ! to obtain'a jn-nsion to jirovefwas sound
they may not drink a quarter ot what they j and in good health when h'nlis'ed, and
do themselves. Suddenly these men tlrcp the lioverniuent should be c-tpped setting
off, fall dead in the street, or something in : up t he di-ability existing prioo enlistment.
that way, ami 1 licn.it is called heart disease- j The couiininee will report a H embodying
of course there is heart disease, but they are j the .sense of the resolution at (early day.
not all victims who are said to be. If we' 11
.1 1 ,,,;J NoniE-io Hot srkki i EKS.-Iousekeeiieis
make an examination, the marvel often is , '
ji.j !ano new ly-mai rieu coitpn 3 iwt 01 n-i uj-
housekeeping will j. lease tak notlte mat
the 5 and 1" cent counters at (k it 1'eerits'
have just been slocked up witliundrcds of
articles neetled in the kitclit and other
...,.iu .,1 tl... house On l;se popular
us a case of Kidney or I.iverComplaiiil that , couiitcis vou will lind piled upiousands of
Kleetric l'.itters will not sjs'edily cure '.' We
say they can not, as thousands of east s jier
maneutly cured and who are tlailyret om
mending Fln'tric Hitters, wili pnve.
l!rig.ht's DiseiLse, Diabetes, Weak Hack, or
any ur.iuiry coliipl:i:n! t'!icKi on iiieuis- .
ea-ed parts, livery bottie guarr.nteeil. Ft r j
ale at fl tc. a bottle !' . N. H 'Vii- XttJ
I CONFIRMATION DAY EB. 28th.
Seventy live ceiit w ill buy the Perlectioti j 1,,-rrl.v .given n nil ppjim .".n.-irncl
white Shirt, made of good Muslin and three- H? leaatecs, fre.ti'i. r.-. nr nth; Ti, that tVie tub
..... ta li .1 1 ii-.jist-il r.tir. lin. thill
J.ly linen bosom at, ihe sunie will I e tirffpnteil r ciriniitieii ami
lliiwaiiee at an irphans t't.urt tie lieu at uui
e:?et Frl'. '-'. lss
1. Kirs! an. I tinal tiscitint of turn Jaiifriinil,
A.lioinlstraii.r ut llenrv Suiirie. :M.
1 Kir-t niel It nil nee, nut el Jeihan Itlnodii.
j A'limiiipiriiPTei Jariilt I' a.UKUiuef tl.
I X. First 11 11 1 luial ai eeunt ul fculunl Ciif. r, Jr
I Ciuanliitnut l.ilt-n llerki y.
4. Ihe Kfpn.-aP' aicuiiits i.f th.irl II k.-ini
1 :.mi N. lif.T.e Kfliii. A'lmlni'trars tf Silas '.
: kt ilil. tlft '! wli.iwtis ..ne el tlic lis liters nl .l
I tn.s Kciin, lite'.l an t lelio W . Itchy, survhin
Kxei'iitnr ot i-al'l tlei-'f,
M...1...1 Si.,1, nn.l M U
It has never failed to ure the most severe , s1jj. AH'n,.,r.,.. ,', Henry m. .'i'.-i- ,1.
colds I have had, and invariably relieves the 6. Tlur.1 st tint ei In . C. il. leehiy 1 ik-u-
tnret 1'itniei itui'ciuv ui'i" i.
7. Kinal ids.unl ul Sumael .1. Tiler, uryliiiij
s 1 Kxei uP T nl I'l it-r Hit' ley ilec'.t
! s kir.l ....! tinil I mil el Mittaill llllt'lll.;!..
may be had Free at C. X. llovil s I mg stops. A liui'iisimtiir nl .lejeph llilt niutl.e'-l.
1 I.,.,;.U ci 0,. It. Kirsi an.i linal aerount nl .tin O. Walter,
l..tr.t size. SLOP. A.linliiis'rii'iireltiilliiin Waltfrb-,- ,i.
.. . - - .rat an.i tintl mi'i'Ui.i el lit Herfcey. A.t-
best I inlnisirater and trustee ul the lale ol Jutcaa
KlitimU tlee d.
11. Kir-i nn 1 hnal 111V..011I nl lib Uacr.Exera
tnr nl hsther Cttsi-hcrr. itei-'i.
i Firi mi l r n il a.tnunt nf las A. Walkrr
n.KlillitiiA Walker, a.liiilniratnrs o! Aura
am i. A'.tikr, .lmi-'.t.
13. Klr-t ami IiiihI itcenunt of Iliry Gciiifl, Ad-inuii-iMter
of Cittttarinc (icUebee J.
KiISTKU'S NOTICS.
Mrs. A. II. Fhl's.
A I.tw vi u's Opinion ok I nti i:it m ai.i.
J. A. Tawm y, F.sip. a b a ling attorney of
Winona, M inn., writes: "After u-ing it for
more than thn e ears. I take great pleasure
in stating that I regard I'r. King's New
Discovery for tonsil npt ion, as the Us-t
remetlv in the world for Coughs and Coltis.
pain ill the chest." Trial Pottles of this
sure cure for all Throat ami Luni; Di
:o:
JOIIX II. 1VEI.MEI6, ESQ.,
Treaanrer of Somernet
County, lu Account
with Said Comity.
DH
T' cash received fruni :ollectors of Stato and
County rateJ and levies, u lollows : (Slate and
Coumy Tax of lso'A and jircviuui yean and
Cuunty tax furlcM.)
State County
Collbctobs. Districts. Year. tax. tax.
nilllan Lint. Somerset Bor-
ouah l-'W 1
Ucorire W. Turuey, Addl-
f.m Township Wxi
Alexander Hlili-naa, Alle-
ghtny tewnsiiip " 140
A. I. Kioto, B'rlinborouifh '
Khilip Hay, Krolbersvalury
ttmnship " '-i 'i
Jehn OlKeon, t'onllucnoo
.rough " V! 05
liilwln Heal, Greenville
Towoslitp " -'
Thomas (iallaKtter, .Tenner
township. " 8 'M
Ots.ine Hare, lyiwrr Tar-
kevl'sit tmrnshlp. " lists
Solomon J. Haer, Mcyers-
ilale lsiroui(h "
John Custer. Paint town-
flitp " 1000
Kninklln H. Countrymaa,
Somerset lieroiu.h " 5S 67
Calvin I. Haker, South-
aiupton township " t!7 l'i
Jusfiih llcniler, Sioyitown
borouijli " 2 6
Jerome Count ryuian, Suui-
niit township " i!oa
W. S. Ki.hluian, I'nilna
B-irougli "
Peier hnereaiu, Willi rs-
Imrg liorouxli " 3 7t
4 0 II
KiiKl.lMis AttMt'A Sm.ik. The
salve in the world for Cuts, Priii-es. t'iisers.
Sail Phetim. Fever Sorts, Tetter, Chapped
Hands. Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
llriiptions, and positively cures Piles, or no
j'ay required. It is guaranteed to give per
fect satisfaction, or money refunded- Price
'J cents jier box. For sale bv C. N. Hoyd.
iunl'u.
Kt--oriier's O'hre.
.lan y SO, Its, s
a. a.?i:tzman.
lieiiu-llT.
Once upon a timu a certain man ot j
mad at the edittirnnd stopjie l hi pa(er. 1
The nest week be sold .his corn at. four
cents below market j rice. Then hi prop-
erty was sold for laxes, because he didn't
read tiie Sheriffs sales. lie was arrested j
ami fined eight dollars for going hunting out
Sunday, simply because he did not know it j
was Sunday; anil he paid three hundred j
dollars for a lot of forged notes that had'
been advertised for two weeks, and the pub
lic cautioned not to ntgotiate them, lie
then naid an Irishman, with a foot on him
like a forge hammer, to ki: lc him all the way
to the new spapor olliee, w here he paid for j
four years' subscription in advance, and
made the editor fign an a--rreemeiitto knock
Ui 111 down and rob him if he ever ordered
his paper stopped again. Such is life with
oura now:s paper.
T
AYKKN AM) KKSTAVIMTLICHNSES.
M AICKIIIP.
. M ISSN Kit WA M It A 1 1 1 i I. I u W.
nesdav. .Linuarv lssl. by I.. M. Hit !
The Kimir.i A to '-rtier says that the rac-tict-
of publishing wood cats. sujpo-eil to I
.1.
1 m.kit Main Street.
: a lifge Pet.igeratoi tt
hi- h nl! meats t an '
. Mutton. P.-cf. I'o'l.
.,1, i : . ':-.:
-al cau have i' ke- t i:
' 1 -t '. .'
, p 4 - i -o p.-n i-v
w 1 1 ' - -1 i I - 1 ! 1 e I j -1 ; . '. ,
F. Pi M I'V
We
our
have
Meat
- k.'Pt
,1
Ac., kept
,y. Pa'i'"
' 'ue Ib-frig-
Cliaries Crt-'orv. a plasterer, engaged at
I i 1. . 1.:.. 1. :.,.. 1 iior'.rai's of prominent persons in weekly.
ttiirn in laiimii: jir. imiiii-i h'miiiio ur:
. 1 1 -eon r, i., street, met with an a.-cident i S"1'i'0' :" stime daily J.apers is erowinp to
1. . . 1 . r.,-. -....i- ..r I
Teesdav 1 tl thai vi U eri pple hull for Some I pio,.o,t.u,.s ...a. -
time to come, if it d n-s not peniiauen
disable him. lie had lathed one room ant
J. P., Justus C. tilcssneraiii! Sarah A. Waui
baugh, of Allegheny townshiji.
CKAYKS JKNNI.NCa.-'-Al Ihe oliice of
Win. Shaw, tin the 2"th of January. Issl.
by Wm. Shaw, Kstp, Mr. Arthur II. Graves,
of Ciimlierland, M. !., to Miss Pell Jen
nings, of Frsina, Penn'a.
KlII.I.IIIt-P.IIISKCKKi: -At his resi
dence by the Lev. C. C. 1!. Iiiincan on the,
.'ilst of Jan. Mr. I). K. Keller and Miss I-Iila
It. P.iesecker, both of this County.
PILK-I.oWItV.-.laii. .. tit the
I residence of C W. 1. nvrv, near Kingiv-t.i-1.
Pa., hy Lev. ?' II. Ciiri-tner. Mr. .leremiah
Pile, t 1 Miss I :i it'ii l. iwry, both of near New
Lexington, Pa.
NOT It 'K if here' v glvtn that e follnwlnif per
sons have nit-l ih.-ir petitions ir li.-eniie anil
llinl thfv will ne pn-fi.P'il lo lln'ourt lor allow
an run .Wuiln l.teulnic. rbruary 'J",
jssl :
TAVKUN LIl'ENS'
I'atliarinr Kiscns, Berlin Honvh.
Samuel l-errell.
AttKus' k't -tiler, Onemuuiih wi.
I'citT F. Hruirh. .lellerstm 1'w
W. .1 Joi't's, Meyrrxtali' Hoi
I tt l.ert tp thrit!.
Win. SH -er. "
s-aiauel ilaekni in, MillordTw.
."siuiiui-i A. 11 oiks,
AleM.ii.ltr nh-a.ls,
John I. s.,i,er. .New l!..liiiiur.
Wm. C. Ili.r.e;!
.loe Ii MutiN Northainpiii "wp.
F'r tn-r ' k liurr. Or.'.-m HI. Tw.
.Inlin A. 1 lark, Utirmah .iuf i).
.loM-ph Stuil. Siony--ret-k
Fillit A. rnyniiui, SouitT-i liti.
Ja.-oli Pi -kitiK, "
Josiah Hrant "
S.imu -I Custer, Stnyi'nton Jior.
lohn H. Hue,
K itiilt- Wanner. S li.'t'iirdl .r.
1 le.niui S. VVilpauis, Weasialisbury.
Al.rah.iai A. Miller, I r- H..r.
John II. H.nlor.l,
1 1.1 A. Jenkins, ,'
llforne II. Ilolliven, WtiUisVurg 11 .r-.ug.li.
KEHTAt KAST I. KSSE.
Conuel Kit-hnnr. Summit wp.
.I..I111 siat-er. Jit -vi-rsilale Ir
. Hen-h It A. k'di.liarK everillc I't r
Fro v Mitre, ( S. U.TKe.NT.
jaan v 30, 18-a i Clerk.
STATEMENT AaO REPORT
-OK TIC
SOMESSET EOIHTY POOH HOUSE
AND
HOUSE CF H10YHENT
A. J. fiilemaii, A.lilion
Township.
J.l Indis, Alligluny
Town-hip "
Charles A. Uellley, Iterlin
tmrouh "
Alexiimler Mustier. Uroth-
cruvall'y lewnnliip "
Haul Heliiuan,Concuiiiui(lt
township "
John liliston, Cnnltuenee
homiiuh
Jcrrv Folk, FlklkU lown-
snr, "
N'imli l.int, llrceiiville
ttmnslup "
Davi.l (lanlni-r, Jellerst.n
township "
The-'' (iahanhir. Jennvr
township
Jacoh K. Kauir. Jcimer-
hkfd Imn uh..
Otto l.iircni.-, Lirimer
lowr.si.lp
J. W. llurkhultler. bm r
T uikevlo-ii IowiisIiIji .... "
C'ru.s Itrout-lier, iieytr"-
tlale horntiKh ''
S . men C llitii'lay. Mid-
tltttrct-k pinnsiilp
Samuel Howser, alillnrd
lo nlnp
Jul 11 P. Sillier. New l.ani-
ui.re h-ir.-uglt
W.W Mt-Milien NfWCtn
trt'Vllie Is.ri uiiii "
(e .Markli y. N"rtliiiuie
inn toHn-tiio
John K. Miller, I'alni I- n-
fhiu
Wil. 1:1111 Maia-r. Uiictua-
h-.ruiia towu-Mi
Jest-pit I'irely, Mills!. ary "
IsirnUien
Levi Koonu, Sim !e ton-
sliii
Iiuniel Flitk. Soiuerret
tsirouieli
Oahrl-I rtd oli.eifcl't
towunhlp
Sllimut lrpiey, SoU'llJUip
ten iownstiip "
Kiiuiinus Halilwiu Stnny
eref k lewn.'lup
Ailani (rrlium sjtuyeftnwa
Is.PHlilll. "
Elian tike Summit lown
nhip Thomas I. Wililamit Cp
per l urkevlooi iwp "
W illlaui siiaw, I rsma
Ntrouh
INier kneaream Wellrrs
burit li-ironzh "
Toamoun- tl Slate ta lor
l-2 and previous yearn
ltiouuht down
To amount ul money Imr
rutved To autoiint ol redemption
on unseated lands
To amount utthue lor
chasir-K and killina deer
out ot season
Toauiuunlol Btrays
To auiouiitol tinm lor kill
lint muirrcl out ol sea
s' .11..
To amount ol writing lluid
To aiuount ol tux neeived
Irom s. Ziuimerni-tn. K.
W il!i-lm ami O. l wry
I101 eliarued iu tax ree d
Kami. i.' iluet- unty utlaft
nt-iiluuient
tl i
Sti 15
11 45
1U0 00
Jll 80
J4 00
in si
137 06
2d 80
44 35
a: 74
to 1",
its ss
470 08
60 oa
VM 03
672 W
iuj 00
TOO CO
It OS ::2
27ti Oj
2iJ2 1.1
i.'. 87
IP.' I 64
K121 8 .
107 28
410 H
776 00
1 72 00
7oU 18
221 K) UD
10 J 0
1S4 26
e:,2 17
bll 00
1S4' 14
ail 4a
'.'30 47
p:i 74
ai7o w
.:') W
isio 00
211) 4
IsoO 10
1:17 73
2-iU 0-1
1 0 00
1J 11
SMS 01
-.il y
w CO
12 -u
: 00
i M
11 M
5:.v V2
t7.i.6 M
cu.
Hy rash paid on nrtern Is-ued hy County
Coo.a.i'Bloner-' as f illows :
Kv aumuut pai-l vit .Jors
11W 1.1
14 00
16 14
1W 11
2o )
.1 no
1(4 74
201 22
W.'l
llSs S I
nil 00
404 00
.'.5 37
yjl 20
fs-.2 si
izi ia
I1IF.U.
line. ' . 1
lltlv i any public note are safe from inposition. I.ol'THKlt Iec i'.!. lS-O, .Minn:
anil ' "uv '" "av' features distorted j ,.r. age.l l,"i years, s mouths and Vi t
iiiuie I.oiith-
tluvs.
int anything which the imagination of the she h::d a gentle Christian spirit nnd sat
t -ti-raver may invent lor tin- occasion and I riliced her own life in trving to relcave the
- nl' .Ii -TI
r-a'io'i our r
.s. I'ivis A Co.
- I l.e I'-I'tlV. il
was v.alUins ov.r the scatlohliiig for the
purpose of .iisiiioiiut ing an 1 reinoi inc it to
at o'her r-io'ii. w ii. -i a b tard broke in two,
tl" 'pping him t" tin- li ir below, when his
too' stn 1; ,,n a !.'.' vvht-li ' if a most horri
ble ".tsh t!irou'h ' he entile side of the foot.
Dr. Pr ibaker was hastily siitiitm.ned nmP '''i" these cuts are made by city hoiisi--, who
intl. tire .rv was removed i '!' !,"'m arounn to me ngiir cia-s 01 pajiem
piJ lished throughout the country, 1 sufferings, of others.
CFSTKlt Iee ;. l-ysl,
Ml.viu limes'
M WisI up the .
. to his borne the same aftern'Hin.
11 t!v
1 1 a v e
tool-tin-, a" if the original had been struck by
li..!:t,::g or lian-'i'ii lor norse-stea.iug. . ; nilvr,. CsU-r, a,'.sl S years, 7 months and
mi V let be generallv known by the public 0 !
CFS'l'Klt Iec. L'7. JSs.f. Sarali Kliziibelh j
j Custer, age I 4 years, II mouths and twoj
lays. j
CFSfrlft Dec. 27. Is-.i, Arlington P.li.-s .
bv the
el.
Thev are usually at-.-ouipa-
fame, of the ;
' nit- l by slmrt ib'scriptions i f the good, bad j
t 1 s. e you Mrs. .I ls'ic". a- I
:.a 1 lieeii i" S .Titers, t S:-.tur lav.
. 1 a'i 1 'l.-iugh! you c-itil-1 i-ivetiie
V. tit re ' .'-I.'"
.an ,1 1 tli'C very tiling, M r-wa-a'l
ar enel an I I only found
'i nert' they di I 11'it have any old
il and There the goods wt-r- all
:-'it, and to m surprise cheaper
Id goods at
:itiha:iis lit
pigs, muslins.
at any price you waul them, and
my, how cheap tiny til nil
e-s good- and what tlo you
v pieces of Priit I- tar-t, with
1 ''. venitians, cottagu, hemp.
'"it have wventy-live pieces of
11 couldn't see a belter ns-.trt-'
el'y, and so cheap! llt-nip, Jo
ar.i : t otijtge 10 t ents ier yard.
: reliab e about them an I certainiv noth-j CFSTF.lt Dec. J, 1 Ss.l, Alvin Augustus j
d lo vears, 1 month ami lourleen ;
t t.ftere.1 their
a.i sis at ' cents :
-n-s. 7 cents : tie
The Urge con-red county bridge, known ;
as the King bmlge. that spans the I-iurel '
iiiil creek, about a n.ile and a half unove
Fr-ii:.-.. wa- mnved e e.-al feet trtmi its
1 moorings bv ihe it e last Saturday. Wotd
w as s"iit to the
were in a short time on the ground. It was
-0011 tliscuvered that the only way lo pre-p-iit
thf bridge being swept entirely awav
w.ei'd be to tear it down. Accordingly men '' Somerset townhip. brace up, and anj forbid them not, for of such is the 1 S.un !'"ue '
s ris k on hr.M.
Head nl Horses
" " I 'l'HS
Ttii. e,.r!i!iifs
" ' t trie 'yarlltis
Sprung falvi-s
a " linns
Pr'Hol S.'WS -
Sttoats sold
l ias snl I
Mar.' s. Id
liuhfla ot Oats
UAISKIl ON T.t FAUU.
' - Wheal
- I. ye
" Hu-liwheat
" " dm -
" lolatots ,
" Het ts
' Turnips
' Old-imi
" " lleans
" " Winter Apu'.t-s
Tons ot II ay .'
Ileiets ot I 'ahliUKe.
Parrels Snnr kraul -
Pounds ut Hutrer
tlailons Apl"hntTr
T..r..... O. .,!.. ow t.t
I ' if...., .lt- i.. 1.... 1. ik I Pounds ot Cork killed
ortL-iioil as tn case mav be. l herd i n:a- ,.,'-".'. ...mt.s ...... .....-. , .. ..
Veal
Tallo
n,' at'nictive We have had several prono- 1 1 lister, a
-it ions ina le us for the publication of these days.
uiiTvCoiuii.if.sioners wle"''l",, not leel like hitching tin to I These werechildren of Jacob and Jennie;
any of them. I Custer, who mourn now the loss of all their
I bovs and their sweet little Ih'ssie. Wens' vesia
Mr. Kpitok We would sav t the teaeh-
1
.WOn
. 2 ,0
. 13
PI
11
. Got'
... 10
... .'-O
. . w
...121HI
... 0
... tn
ISA
. . ,t777
...1KI6
... 200
Kor l.istit case
" Kor move
" oiumoiiw. al'li Ci-8t. . .
" For rent lor staole... ...
' Alleiio:ii';r Com nine...
"For nit n-iiaiidise
" I'eun a KL'tonu at'hool..
'' For new lrtite
' Kor n'pairimi bridi(es...
" Watchman al jttil
" Stenoiiriipher
" For roau and Oridejo
views
" rrand turois
u Traverse pirors
" Pmthoiiotary lees
' Coinailssiouers pay :
" ShatUr. 411 oil
" Hi'rnt-r. .42t 00
" hruliakcMtxl 00 12 1 On
"Sherill s hill ll' 2a
Kur repair W" 2n
" Phjsniau atjsil l' 0
" Fnreonnialilra returns . CJI 21
" An lllors elerk
" Tipstaves
" F-.r :.u lttlnu; pu'ilie ac
count " Jury c-jluaii.-.tl .iiers aa I
rli-m
" AuniIor' pay
" HoarJiaa juror
" Kor r's'or.is. p.sT.iifi' and
statl.liery
' Cumin t:nuerd' cnunel
salary lnu to
extra 2.1 00 12i 00
" W M Sehns'k lor
niakitiH fouut, expense
Isr.k In Issl
" Forlreiiitit
" County institute
" lor r.iitd ttaiiiuurs......
" tor work t.n laii ari'iuids
Weiiurti l'er..iepliaiy.
Ct.niiiiissit.ntfs' eieik
(alary 0 no
" extra 20 00-
" i'iisei!lan pay
" lor il:tUeels
" iirintitix and atlvertiinK
70 00
74S 00
15 Oil
1st 30
ltia uo
l 2U
2S7 sa
17H Oil
7
ami l)
tj o.)
a . 4i
27D HO
J40 Otl
7ft on
1071 S
LIST OFCAUSES
For trial at Ketirunrr Term, 1W4, feommtieinx;
ilie26th day.
FIRST WEEK.
H. H. Lohr et al It. F. I.untr.
ls-il Ii Kodi-ert va. H. A. 1 1. K. K. Co. irarniJheea.
William Suterr;. Nieliulaa Ap(K-l.
Kh.-alieth lenhart's use y. the Twji. of Jenner.
cob Kaurrickva. J. I.. KennelL
t'EI OND WEEK.
J. K. Iten.irii'kstin'ii helr vs. C. J. Harrison et al.
liavu nun vs John rareer s widow and heirs.
Same vs. Same.
Samuel Kami tiauifh v. ret.-r C. Meyers.
1'avUl J. Hlnuni) vs .Simon Thomas.
Ietl Kauiman vs. Saute.
Matthias Kowman and witevi. Wm. IVeier.
Hand J. Kliiiilppl et al ts. H. x c. r. k. Co.
John Mahaney vs. Catharine Walker.
(1. W. ( urley vs. John Kavenscralt.
M. H. H irtell use vs. Som. Meeh . Works Lin
Jnslah M. Hayrs. Jehn Williams et al.
W. H. Iteeter vs. Matthias Howman.
FlPalieth Miller's right vs. Klw. k Ann (Under.
John Fisher vs. Jacob J. Kowmin.
Protr.'s Office, I S. I'. TRENT,
Jai'j io, lss4. j Frothonotiry.
DESIRABLE TOWN PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.
Thetwo-stiiry frame Ilomestea d t.f tte late Po
ter Meyers, dee'd, situate nn Meyers Avenenue.
aifompault'd hv lour acres 01 irr"und. a large old
l.inliioneti llard.-n, plenty ot Shade ond Fruit
Trees, splendid itani, uoed nuit.uildlnm. Ire
House, etc., plentiful supply of bard and soil run
ning water. The house in elecant condition.
larve ntuuis, 6 convenient halts a place well
adapted tor a Imardinir-house or hotel.
Kor particulars apply to
MISS H. K.MEYERS.
janSotf. Meyerstlale, Somerset, Co Pa.
Orphans
Conr
Sale
OF
Suffer little children to come unto me, I woin.-us' tlresses.'.
' were put to work" Sundae pornim: tnkitip : I"1' your kuls to worn ami try ami oeai me , kingtlom ot Heaven.
7 ' ... ..... I I-..: ... c.i .. .1 .... - ...tt;., ,-!..-.. ..two Tri
ll apart ami s the ice E"es . mi it will ne re-j ' .0... ...... -j-.. ... ... ....
extends i and show Mr. Itarr ui That you can oeainim.
,, . Hut let us warn you tefl. hers if yon under-'
k. The red ; lake to heat him you must worK nani 10 tin 1
11, lor il. 1- knows I10W 10 irec up a 1 ro- j
eat dancer, nnd it is feared will be swept ''"- 1 " " "
,...,e !,.. the ice coes out. ondu. t one. We had the pleasure of at-1
built on t he old -ite. 1 he pa- wr.'i
about a 'uiie up tin .'tr.-.im, and a places is
from ten to twelve fee! th
brii-'e tiirther upthe stream issaidto belli
S.lCHS Jan. li
So'-hs, aed '.'M j'ears, 5 mouths and J
"Sister, thou wast mild and lovely.
Oentle as a summer bre.e,
I'leasatit as the air of evening.
As it floats anion"; thejrees."
Itovs' shirts
I Wt.inens' drawers.
V 1 Kovs pants.
j Wnmeus' saciues..
ls, Mar-arct Fliitaheth j Sheets
UriHIMi MAI1K AT TUK 'Ol'NTV HOME IS ONE
YEA.
45
34
a
1
.'IS
12
a
17
18
21
40
I;
hal.ilsolt.ts
l'.riissels at
w hose sp.re
Mr-. Justus? : whose vp.reare
i'-nit '"
Mrs. Fn.L'ht '. I thought by
I. you would know ; why, J.
o.'s ; no old o.s there,
ti-any ; turn them yroiind too
'l-eu: ,,l,I. Ta. t'l I"
who has had occasion durinir the pas', wee
tobe n the streets, took a tumble to the j wa far superior to the tint which was held
fa-'t that the walkini: was exceedingly slip-
T . , ... ...... .. 1 ... .1 ...... Hi... lt
perv an I pmanous. inoeeti, many irr-;ou-.
.She mi Ife red Ioiik and palieutly.
tlays. chtl.lrens' drtfses ..
j Hovs" waist 11
1 XN'omens' jactets
Womens' cbemife J.
Childrens- rlietnlse ;.
I Children' drawers.
Childrens' apmns
; Chart N.Uters
alnt 1 Coratortrrs
i tending two spellinc at the Fnion S -boo! I
. .. 1 .1 1 - 1.1 tl...... 4k
UN Si il l i.kv ri -.i Ks.-A, most every one - c..k. , , . , , ii..w.. ! Sunenders. pain
k i bis-n the best we ever attended. The second .,, , .... , Womens- skhts
t :........ . i,:..i, Ki., ami 'eavei 1 husband ami two chii- P.ed-tlcka . ,
I wa iar suitior t me t..-i ..... u ...... . i Womens' caps
! 011 Tuesday evening Jan. J!:li. The largest ; ,wn' f- Feaihcr-tik slips
siH-llins had assein- i 1IAKTZKI.-In West Liberty, Iowa, Jan. I 1 ?.n'" ,BI
son, were thoroughly convince by the hie 1 here this Fv.-nme. The rnvran.tue j v, .--m .-oi. uarxze., aSeu year, a.... 'Jk.VoTtVi
cehr-'v with which thev tried to pick upthe consisted ofspellin,' before recess good order j !' months. .. (,,K:eil) .. ;
.it.. l -11. ..r. ...r..' son e verv vi-oroiis prevail-1 . luring thii time. At recess two He;wa born in Turkeyfiot township. Woaitns stmkinES (knit pairs.
iiy amount ul'lntrrest paid on borrow-
etl tnoutry
" ' hnr.'nweil ment.v piiid-..
' ' t,.r eici-tiinej-fiires....
' " d. in s clerk at iettle-
meul
" " Kor lux and wildcat
sea I is
" " Inrluel
" ' money relunded
" " Ajiriculiural s.iciety....
" Kt-r matting lor Court
If ouce
" '- lor new stuhlo at
Jail in4 00
' " plan for stable.. 10 on
ta ' h mllni; appeals :
Assessors ,227 (30
Mia Her salary.. Ot) 0i
Homer 7s 00
Hrultaker 71 00
l' em u clerk 64 00
horse hire. 4 00
eKieofes tl oO OP. 0'
' u tire iusurance Ia2 0
M ' stiiiHtrtof pot.r house. ... litlsa 7
' " uns.'ellaneous SH 74
" " rcdomplHin money sl out let o.i
Treas. com on 54ou 37tai-'-4 pr.
cent 1151 ftl
" balance due county :u4 (2
"! 51
2100 00
14.1 Of
fl 0a
(Us
loft 47
10 Oj
1' 0 00
liS 10
-10" WO
47,518 60
fail", and more than one
.crsoii nf a relig-' vomit? men had a little racket which caused : Sotnsr-tet Co., Pa., when; he remaintsl till children ' sioeklmrs 1 "
. .... :. ..t ti.a ld.li.M fvif this, bis removal to Iowa. He was marrif.1 f.i uts ot yarn
of mind has Itettt lorceu 10 eiatu- .iii.-coio,. .... ............ -- -- "7 . , I J'ouittla ol wcsul..
a-
khk It r'i
le- "Jtf.niit" as his form ineasureii its was on all over and the teacher called the , Hannah I'rini-ev in lsJS. They had no
h.,,.1. noon the fmr.-n and treacherous Mir ' audience to order afierwhich good orderpre-' children. In July, H71, Mr. Hartzel n.t.veti
II any of our r. aders have . fa-e. The female ,.rti.m of humanity I vailed )rain. Ami then pr.H-eeded with the , to tt ct Liberty Iowa, where he continued
i-s f..r li,.,,,,,,,, ,a,,i!v nieili- seemed to huve more .ii.nc.l'y to maintain! programme which consisted of ......rs, reci-; to resele until his death. About 42 yean.
I owders. etc . that thev desire their eip.ilihriutn than the mascu'.ine Ke. .aliens, speech,., and tlialo.ues. win, 1. could ; he received a very severe injury which
l-a.ndt-tl, tbev .ill tio'wellto d. r, and the f.n-e with which some of then, not Ue s.rpassej by any common xhool was never retired and hich cause, him
biimau the eountv. 1 he manner ji. r. conuucis ins . uoc....R n.t u tt, ma .ti-atn. nc
i ll. the Iiniisl, Lt;l Main went down was asl-uiishiiitf. It i
..- a..... , .. , 1. .....H ..f 1.;,., in 1 Itrente a member tif th f'hrifitian Cliti-h J'Win I
His st.s k of ,!n.,'s. .Ive nature f. .r misery to love company, ami one speiunir, ..., . .. , s,,t, ;. , ---- - - - ,---""- -" Kit W
r expressed a lieliuisli , uits res.rvi om .in .. .0- . - .
is iml onlv fresh but pure, am! unfortunate tumbler ex presse-
ri-asiii.Kl,!,.. His aim is to t it-ase satisfaction when another fellow in
' Ili.rs .,.,1 1.. 1 . .1 ... ., 4 1 .. ;,..,!,. il a-a. l.irtltwlf. i Still lliore Slit
"?.? J " 1 F ..iveu, another sliinj; before hope of eternal life.
ii st-.l,) strictly pure etajtls at 1 So itreat is the jdeasure that taost iersons . 11. r. us unj f, 1 is .
- 1 jures, M,,,, 1 f,.rc, t the name lorp t their own bruises when ome one else ( lonR.
.vme.
Henry Kineler...,
Sarah tlinnlntts...
John tstahl
.lat-iih ltehis.
KPra Wltel
John Armor
Sarah Kecs
J.Win Citttt.
tnaert.
6 li'At,ttlUfti3 .I'.Untfi.
12 rj
.... t ; Eaeo, 0f Laiarns Hot-hstetler. tlefl'd late of Jeff-
Jo j erson township, Somerset County, Pa.
.... at) j Letter testamentary on the above estate
.... W) ' haviiiK heeo aranted to the onderaUmed by the
.... 2A prt.per auihoriiy. notice Is herehy aiveo to all
.... -0: iersons Indebted to said estate to make Immedi.
.... 10 ate payment, and tbone havina claims aitairsl the
.... 200; tame ti present them duly authenticated lor set-
lou . tlemnt on s-aiuruay, ti-'.rnary 2, I wa, at theol
five of the t:x-cutor. In New Centreville.
AAKU.N W1LU
dce.t) Execatora.
Aijt.
.. 9!
MARKLETON PULP WORKS,
)y virtue of an ortlt-r of Pale i.unl out of f lie
i Ortthatf h IVurf i,t Somerset ('ttuiitv. Pa. thn
Uirleroiifned, Kxeutr ol I'vniet P. Markle late ct
W-lrn rf!:inl o Vi.t tltctasoi, will rsixi-e at
puMi'-ftile i.n the prrmirs at . ilar kit-ton. Sm
rrsel C., Pa., vq line of iiulto.Jt Oliio Kailru&l,
THURSDAY, FEB. 21, 1884
at 'i o'cl.s'll p. the interest ofthe said Cyrus V.
Al.nklo, diit-i ascl, nf, in and to That valuittilo
pri'iieny known as the Marklet .n Pulp Works,
coiiMstin o the iolloninz dvscrilied lands and
luiprovf iiieuis :
.No. 1. All the undivided one-third interest in a
cert :i 111 irart nl land situate iu the Tp. of Addison,
County ol Soiners'-t and State of ri'nnsylranta,
5Urvt-yetl on a warrant in the name ot Adam Cra
mer, containing 44 aen'S strict measure, ad)oin.
in lands warranted In the name of Cornelius
heilly. au.i otliers, with the aiiurtenani'fS.
.No. ii. All the undivided one-third interest In a
certain tract ol land situate as aforesaid, surveyed
011 a warrant in tiie name ot John .Miller, contaln-
hm -14 acres, ui'irti or less, tcimr the weittern part
ol a survey made on the othdayof July KO-'t. in
i.itr-uance ot a warrant in the name ot John .11 1 1 -ier
l.r 40-' acres, adioiulnir liuids warranted hi
the name ot Conn Hint Keiley, Adam ttramer and
others, with the appurtenances.
No. a. All the iin.lividi d one-third Interest in a
ceriitin tract ui Ijnd situate as ittoresai.l. surveyed
m 11 warrant in t lie name of liavid Jones, eon-
t:iinini4..s acres and IU percln . a.!oiuiii lauds
ftiirraiiieu in ihe nart.es nl m. ivinic. .lonn ii:tn.
and oth.-rs. whirh said lands arethesauie mention
ed .oi l deseril'cl in a deed Imlu the Pinkerton
laimlierCniiipaiiv, I.indie.1 toC. 1". Markle. C. c
MirkleStS li. .darkle, jr. dated mil day ul t'eh'y
A. I. ls-1, and rt'cordcd at Somerset. I'a . in Rec
ord nf Heels volume 60, paires lai, Hi, and list,
with the appurtenances.
No. 4. Alt tfe umilvlded one-third Interest in a
rtain tract ol land situate in Millnnl Iwp., Som-
er.-.-t t n . f.t., a-'ii iiiiiiK l inns warranie.i in me
r.aiuen t tits.ruc i.iiiutet John JItllcr. A-lain C'ra-
ln.'i. J. Iin -h ill, and m hers, now Simon r.nos, c.
P. M.irkleX Sous and ol her ciiitiiiniuir4 41.. icres
and itllowiiiic. . Iti'iiur t tie s.tme tr:n-t wtiicii was
patentei! hy the Ci-iiiinonwi'iiltll of renust Ivania
to Aiitln-ny lin-w ,11 i.y paicnt dated the 17th day
ol .Mav A. I. !s;o ati'i eriroiie.i in l aieui ki.k
11.. e.'t, tiaat-Otfl. and which Anthony Umwall
tstnvrved i-.C. I". .M.trkle C. c. Jlarkle'and S. H.
.Mnrkie. Jr.. ly d.ed dattsl &th day ot Octolwr,
lsso, recor-led in lieed heeord ol Somerset Co. Fa.
Ytd ..'. piiite :i 17 and Als with the apurtcnanres.
Mas tract has aimtit thirty acres cleared, a lu
house and hara thereon.
No j. All the undivided one. third Interest in a
certain tr.i t ol land sun te a part in Millnrd and
apnrt in Klklit k inwnsliij . Somerset Cn.. Pa.,
itili.-inli ir iiin.is.,1 tieacniy t Movers. A orowall.
now C. P. Markle a. Sons, Jats.l. Vouuht tract. S.
lii-lhhaiiirh'" heirs and others, eontalmni,' into
acres :,r.u n7 is-relit-s. t.f which l.'a) acres are clear
ed, nith a tfiH.d suaar camp and fruit on-hard.
baviiiic tlierena erecit-il a Irame dwellina house,
but I irn. and oilier nutlMiiliiinvs. and known as
ihe Ktticit I.intatnan tract, with the appurte-
i.n es.
.No. fl All the undivided one-third interest in a
certain tract ot land situate in Cpjer Turkeyfoot
tyt-p , .-s..iucrset co., I'a., aojoininic Irarts known as
H irr.ili ii .Miller, layiors neirs. .lonn neuelsnn.
Kraii.-e May, Koss Hciuliaiurh. tttstrie Kreaer,
nn.l ot In rs, containing- :S acres an I 70 iien lies :
f:iil tnict is known !n the community as tlieC.ui-
nelly heirs tract: with the appurtenances.
No 7. .Mi me uti.uvui-'i nue iiur.i inieresT in u
eert-tln trad nf land situate In the township ot
Millnrd, Somerset Co. Pa.. adnlnimt Lui.ih of
i-h Miller, sriiltnan s heirs, v, m. nui:ht.
Havld Weiin. r. .lac'h Wiltmut, Taylor's heirs.
1'iiidlav and Hav, and others, containing 3tM acn's
more or less, known as inc Spruce trad, haviiia: a
thertsma water power saw mill and Two tenant
h IIH- S.
No. S. All the undivided one third Interest ol.
In and lo ilie stone coal, mineral coal, tilt ominous
coal and other coal, imn nre, limestone and other
minerals and mineral suhstances. exclusive nf the
snrin-'e S"i). lyinir and lieina under the surlaceoi
ill tlutt certain liirm or Tract ol lanu smale in I p
icr I nrkevlis-t tw,i. Somerset eo. Pa , adiolidni;
-tiidsot liavid li'dnliauKh Kulolih Meyers heirs
i..w Kreiiar. and others. eontalnina' 215 acres and
its tendies. strict measure, exceptiua and reserv
ing nevertheless hve acres of coal and minerals
under and around the bulldlnirs now on said tract
ot land to l-e surveyed and laid nut In a hloek as
nearly Kpinlateral as posslMe ami ttimntfh which
the purchaser shall have the riant tmlrive not
re t hi-.n I liree nen.unifs oi usual tn-i averaac
width used in mining- said is. al and minerals, ui-
ibcr with tliermht to remove all oi said foal
and minerals exceptiniras aloresald, wttlmut he-
inif re.Uired to proviite lor I lie sunmrtof theover
iviinr surface, withnur Isdnir liatde for any lmury
to t he same, or anything- therein or theretin and to
enter Usn said land and make such t.penhia. air :
holes, urains ami passages as may no necessary
and convenient to remove said cttal and minerals.
and to transport coal X ol her things ton nd trow and
I hroutf tt s.tld coal and mineral mines, nnd ttand
I nun oilier lamis, toicetner witn toe nitni to male
til ueccsstiry ritl and tram roads throtiich and un
ler said Iract oi coal and minerals, for the con
veyance td coal and oilier things to and Irom the
saine and ether lands.
No. . All the undivided nne-thiril Interest In a
-ert-iin tract ot land situate in Fuint township.
Soiimrset Co., I'a , surveyed on a warrant in the
name of Ailaui Frank, conTaining 3P acres and al
towances a.t)oinirig lanus now or laie ot naviii
Livingstone, Mary Kean. t harles Korlngion now
l'. Von l.uneu, K. Bender, H. J. Custer S.
Custer, Noati Ken in. John met, and oth.
ers (saving and excepting however two small
picres ol grounu. tne nrsi oi wnicn enniains 4.
acres and 1 1- iierches grantetl and conveyed to
Noah lieu in and the second of which contains 14
acres and 40 perches granted and conveyed to
Marv Ftiel. this netng the same tract cmveyeti i.y
Sc in Kauiman and wite hy deed dated 3d .lay td
Sei.ienitier. lsht, to K. t. Lung, rets.r.ie.1 in iteeo
Ketsird ot Somerset Co.. Pa.. Vol. 91 inures 91 and
yi: and hy K F. I.ung and wileloC. 1". Markle
Ai Sons r.y .leci tiattsi an ol ptcjueraner. issi aim
recorded in netsi Kecirus in M.mersei iu, ra.
V"l. HI. pages vl and 3 with the appurtenance.
No. 10. All the undividetlone-tliir l interest in a
scrlaln tract ol land situate in Mill. .r. I and I lk
l.it-k Twps , Somerset eo., I'a., patented in the
name oisunuel Miller, and enrolled In fatcnt
It.H-k 11. Vol. 4i. page ."-4s, adjoining lands ol
.lac.lt ongnt, .1. .vi. uilnt'T. neacniy.
C P. Markle and Sons, and others, c-.ii-
lalninx Vai acrea and allnwanoe, lieing a part
ot a larger tract of land surveyed In Ihe name oi
Win. Ciiarev In pursuance id a warrant dated the
loth day ot Kehruarv A. 1. 17H4. and thesame
tract conveyed hy deed.'.ated Aug. 3. issi hy John
.1. Flke e al to C. V. Markle, c. U. .Mamie and
I!. Markle. Jr., and rec.inled in Heed ricenrd ol
S inierset Co.. Pa., Vol. ill, tinges 4 and j.
No. 11. Ail the undlvldmlone third interest ofa
certain tract ol iund situate in Aduis-w '-Wi' . Som
.-rs.-t ro. 'n.. adinining lands o Holtt. McClin
t.ck. (i.Oiotl.l y and tra Is warranted In the
name ol K t. h ird lireen. W in. Wiison. James
M'.N.-ar, atcl others, ciiui-iir.ing 107 acres and 101
iHTches. and knmvn as Joseph Voder tract
The other undivided two-thirds in the nlx.ve
lands will also he sold at the same time and pi ice
and upon trip same terms hy Jesse H. I.lpplncott,
assianee of Shepherd . Markle and Cassiuj C.
Markle. who will ais.) sell in addition thereto the
lollnwlng tles.'ritied tract ol land which Is a part
of Ihe InniU In eonneettun witn sam wteas. me u
tie to which was held r.y the bnu of C. P. Markle
k Sons.
No 12. All that c-rtain tract of land situate In
I pper Turkevlovt twp . Somerset Co., Pa., a.loin
ina- lands ol F. May. W. S. Hurrah tract now C
I". Markle k Sons and others containing 3 acres
and an nerclies.
The improvements erected and constructed urion
siid laii'isronsistof a Chemical wend Pulp Works
Mill building is two stories, stSxliO f -et, containing
8 digesters, 0 alkali mixers, 3 alkali receivers, j
large washing and Ideaching engines, one "iinch
wet machine, nne 7-lnch cylinder machine, e.
plete, dryers 49 Inches lu diameter, ti steam en
gines. one24i:in and one lux'il lnchea ; 10 steam
generating bnilers. H tloutde Hue boilers. 4 dnulde
leck tul.uiar boilers, built by Hubert Wetherlll ai
C'o. for conking wood : I large eairatiirs, tor re
i laimlng stsia ash. with capacity ol la.ouo p.unds
per day. with Ian and steam engines tor driving
same: al-o one small evaporator, with capacity
oi4.CoO (siundsper day; Iron tank tor receiving
and retaining solution for eyajsirator. all in Nrat
eiass running on Ier. The works ran be started at
a day's notice. A never failing spring of soft wa
ter. Water conveyed to mill In 8-lncb caul-iron
pipe ; water Hows' to second story of mill : eoal
mine on the premises in complete running order :
con I for cvaiioratiog purimsea eosta 7a eenta per
ton. tlellveretl s coal for steam purposes can be put
u mill at a cost not to exceed 1 30 per Pn. Also,
13 two-story dwelling bouses, one complete resi
dence for Superintendent, one large boarding
hsaise. one stt ire-room, (two atorlea. Wood con
veyed to ttilllhv railroad located upon anil belong
ing to said lands. Wood can be put to mill at a
cost ed 31 ft) iter cord. The land is principally heavy
timber land. The timber Is mostly of the kind
used for making wood pulp. The above works and
buildings are located on tracts Noa. and li.
TERMS.
The terms of sale are S per eent. of the purchase
money on the day ol sale and the balance of the
one tidrd of tho whole purchase money on thecoe
tinnation of the sale and delivery of the deed and
the remainder In two equal annual payments with
interest i hereon from the date of eonnrmaiinn of
sale, to im aecured by hotel ami mortgage on the
premises sold. The property will be sold clear of
Pens except the price of No. T above, which will
CLOSING- Oli T
. CHEAP !
"Winter Goods, Consist
ing of
LADIES' RTJSSIVr CIRCULARS,
CLOAKS, JACKETS,
HOSIEEY, GLOVES AND FURS T
FLANNELS, BLANKETS. YARNS, &c.
We want to run down our Stock before taking our Annual
Inventory.
CALL FOR BARGAINS AT
Greis, Foster & Otiinn's,
113 & 115 Clinton Street,
JOHNSTO W N, PA.
A. I.. Sm-ArKi-.R. Pres. and ."ice
Boutli Iittsbtirh l-'laninpj !Mill Company.
Or. 3d mutt til KST. IT J. n. PirriBlRUU, I'A,
MANUFACTUEEBS OF Oc DEALERS IJST
MII5, KSIHEMMK, SASH. BOOHS. H9IU1IGL HE.
Pine and II.-nil.x-k frame stufl. Slilngb-s. IjiIIk: c. : also Hand 2n ft hum hoanls, : Heary
Frame Luniher a sjieeiultv. All our rintnuhtcturcd w..rk Irom stri.-tlv dry Allegheny rirer tuinhwr. A
lull line ol a-(h. Iiot.rs. Shutters uiel ...nldiiu cotislnnllv t.n hand.
-lt:Ul ZKIt.S f Hf.L (if I HAHUt TO KAII.r.o.tli or STVAMIIOAT LAiDISGS.
ifSHSU f vK Mli t LIST. ocfi4-4iu.
R. II. M 'II tl.L.
I'AIL. A. SfllELL.
R. B. SOHELi-j & CO.,
IwI-A.rTJT'-isVC'rTJ'XiEIlS OF
COPPER
Al
HEET-1
nil
DEALERS IN
Stoves, Ranges and House Furnihing Goods,
Main Cross St., Opposite Cook & ..cents" Store.
GOOK STOVES AND RANGES!
-X''.r'i1
,3&. "...
d.
Wt- nre aKSnts for the " Kxcelsior" Cook SIot
und K:ini;cs. the .r Keirulalor Caok StoTes,
'nvello and Asdlt Ranife-.. We also sell Ihe
"Koyal Uk" an I other :..', Stores. All storen
and ranncs mild with ny.iriiitfe. Also irnairs
l..r the ahove siovtts xu I lor llio New lroaaide and
unj other Move in use.
STOVE HOLLOW-WARE!
Pots. K. ttles. S ;illets, Oriddlr. Tea Kattles,
tth kiin ttensiia and all oilier Plain, Urouml
and huasnelcd.
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS!
We keep a full stock of CoHse-pots, buckets,
Busins. Sud Irons, I 'oNce Mills. ;i bainlwr pails,
W:ish-ls:irds. Ihist-iimis and Kruahes. ate.
We make So rjliucketa and
ieso)d subjetM to Ihe paymeutof -speransarD
lo Kllialte'h Miller tlarin hernaluml lite and
at her death thepaymem ol 7i8. Utolhe heirs of
Jonatlian .Miller, deceased.
S. B. MARKLE. Jr .
j'lnSO. titxator.
f. 3-4 Main H.. Jtilinstiiwn. 'HTiwii.'K several w-vere butnrts.
Sonierstrt Tewp., Feb. 1 ISM.
:::::: wi jgxEcuTors notice.
V.'.'.V, '" ' Eatate or Jolin P. Grady, late of Jenner Twp.,
TO '. Somerset Co., Pa., deed.
2 j Letters testamectary on the aho7e estate haring
'a ' been xranted to tiie ondersianed I.y the proper
4 aut horny, notice Is rtereh? Mvea to all persona
t- Inilehtetl to said PS ate lo'lliakfe lmme-Ilftte lir-
lletlietl in the ""'unl cenia per ntai... ment. and those Iia ing clHima ag:imat the same j costly hoi ol stiia, whleh will help yon to more
I Namltertif sermons preafied In 18s3 T will present ihem duly anthen'leated tor settle- money rluht away than aBytliinr else In this
1 At. !W innate ner nmh inrlnriirir tramns. IbS settlement on We.tnes.laT, February I. t I world'. All. of either sea. succeed from Brat hour.
nri'T. s.v I " Hp re-ds frtim Ilia Inborn and hie 'works ' No- ""n"s in bouse J notary I, 1W Il the residence ofthe Eaecutor. ...., i The brta! r ad to fortune opea belore the work
I lie rets irom u u laoors, ana uu.woms N( muo, ,auier, u ' DAVID KT MEL, I era, absolutely sure. Atoace addresa, Jttvm k
:uhtr of shrwiads madl....
i-5 toa. lier in th c!iotl rivmi, and will say ; btr till rplrad by death. He a an lion-1 Namlier of mcslsfarnlstij tramps
i-e-s to him in lu futun- work. 1 eti nian ana n pnntl niizim
SUGAR PANS
We Keep Nails, Glass, Puty, Coal Oil,
Terra Cotta Pipe, Clothes Wringers.
Call (Old Sic Slock lief ore lluyimj lllsewhcrc.
JOHN .1. SCI I ELL,
Agi'iit tliui Atto'ney-in-FiicL
A PRIZE.
Send cent! tor post.
me and rwelve (see a
Jo follow bim."
F.LAl'NTZ, Stiwabd.
jania.
tiecutor.
O..Angulta- Maine.
(an.
F.ST A II I .ISH VA) 1HX .
FISHER'S BOOK STORE!
sso.n:nss.n'. iiv.
'h:i. H. Father. W )io;.lo anl k"t.ill I toiler unI J.l.fr tn S- hi nil School' Sappiloil nnd
St itl-tnerv. Always in -to-k a w-ll .-lrt;?tl st-N-k -tf Vw.i ;il Wftrk-. Hi!toriM HiiKr.iptii-9 lMk
I Tr:n. . am) A-Wpntiir. NdVls an! Sraiailurl Pio-" W..rk4 rtranis F'k-el Hymn,
Lurhfran .iml l.i"-iple H?iun likf. I Met nii le ani Ch.Mr n's iiy tiMk4( Maic-ninen, Kt-vifWt,
.Ni'el, iaily K:tTp. anit rDfml IVrit Itn:il iJifraiuie, Shrvt M ., ami Origan IiKrutnor. Sun
lay c-h.N. anl !)) nrv I K--want rr.H. A l;ir- an-1 rVunitlrie Stor u! Htank Hooks, Legal
Blanks snt MarrUtce Certiil utcs. Fine All'Utu?, i'urrtan-l Hj Fara.
SCHOOL TEACHERS' HEADQUARTERS!
l-ZVTAIL OEDEES SOLICITED.
SZELLIILTa- OTJT I
DRY GOODS AT COST!
Ve will fiflV-r from now until Ajiril l.-t till Dry id1s at Co-.t. Calicos,
from '.)c. up; Bft Indigo Blue Trintj, Sc.; Fruit of t!ie Loom Muslin. !c;
(iinghanis, 5c. jier yanl. Licuchel anil I'nbleachptl Mu.lin at rrictai
Never Before Ileunl of! Toweling ut -It, it-r yard. Ores' (Jootiu, Flan
nels', White (tootle, Ac.. at Ast'iii)Iiinj Low I'rites' This i no Huruhug,
but we li:ive all eoods at 1'ric" Ad vtrtiff-il. We will fiuaranten a
S ivinfr of from Five to Ten Dollars n every Twenty-live Dollars' Worth
ef Goods Bnuht from in tietween thin ami April l.-t.
BAKU'S BLOCK, S0MKILSET, PA.
What Dyspepsia Doom.
c causes grievous piins by tl.:y and frightful drcums by niyht
C destroys the pleasure vi a ;oihJ d nn r.
sours the tiisjMtsitioii ar.d makes its victim cross and jietulant.
it i;!..kes the breath bad, the t yes leaden, and the bkia sallow
It makes the appetite capricious and unreasonable.
Ii causes constant grumbling and com plaining.
What "Drown's Iron Jitttors" Dooh,
It invigorates the weakened stomach, and enables it io digest.
It promotes the enjoyment cf a hearty meal.
It enriches the blood, improves the liver, and cheers the mind.
It purities the breath, clears the eyesight, and makes the skin natural.
It brings i regular and healthy desire for food at proper times.
Your Druggist sells Brown's Iros Bitters. 1
GOLD:
JXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
F.atate nf Daniel f'rlti. deeM, late of Umtheraval
lee U'wosh.p, Somerset enunty, fa.
Letters testamentary on tbe abuee estate
fortheworklnaretaes. Sead
'. rents for aoetairt. and we
will s-n.i tou Jifm myal.
raluabie tsil at aamitle a-notla
that will put yea in the way of HiaKiiia; more mrm
ey In a few daya than yoa ever Iboaichl roealhle
at any huatneta. Capital not required. We will
tart tub. Y i in . . r. w.irlt all the time or In tntn
time only. The work la universally adapted to havlne: been fronted to the amleraianed by th
bttthaexes, yeana; and old. You can easily ear proper ant Iwirtty. notice la hereby aire to all
irom aU eenta to ..00 every eveninj. That atlwtm peraiina Indebted to sakl estate to make immediate)
want to work may test the baaineae, we will payment, andthoae haviniclaiuieaKalnettheeame
make this unparalleled oBor : Ta all that are net will ureeenuhem duly au hentirated for aettle-
aauanea we win aend l to pav n the trouble ol '"' " 'tonney, i e'.raatT e, ia-, at tne emoeol
wnuna as. r utt aanieuiara, uirectiona, eie. sent . .... ui tvlllB . .
free . rnrtanea will be made by thoae wne give
their whole tiaae to the work. Oreat aoceeaa ab-
aolukely sure, lion't delay. Start now. Address
oiTiaeos k Co., Portland, Maine. janja.
deela.
J. H. FRITZ.
1. J. BKUBAKER,
tsJrealorsw
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