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Feb. !;h
It HTins a though the
o-'iiic, pentle Annie.
came m.
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Following is a report of the I'rsina Tub
lie .Schools for the third month, ending Jan
uary 30, IN :
. n no i T 'ti i'iu r Trt.-irra
ii iien a .erson is tar away irotu Home, v
there is nothing that hrinm so much of ,n..i. .
, , , w noie .o. in auenuuiiuc...........
"TT ! 'T? lo, 1,10 hmn MU'T rrom mtd I Average atlen.lnmT W
Mio i:iTu:i" tit rim bv flip ! b.jii.i. Nuw a nevMirxr Is nothing j T , r
. - - i ci inn ii. a i iuu 1I.C.I..LMHH -
.;.crn oi in-i ttitu in this icmii v.
fl'r:ngtimc had
was verv
Illore thru. 1i'fr-r a luri' ln,il,. (if tiouro
,.. . . T" t and every roii having friends at a dis-
...... "oo-i,m.s iiaveaitva-iv-CMtTedat 1 tin,-,
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O S It.rlit i"!:.ii!nti thfir iijir!t A' vptli .
j tnoea-UTi. .:, I the Allegheny in.-unti.in i,lg ,!,,., tt ,, pV of the home mr each
tUIHK !. , .. . " ...
; I week. It i.l be a present l!;at earrn-s joy
Mr V V W..:.,.;T i . . . with it, an aliens old and I'atnilliur recollec-
i. i.l nam:;.; jus li'acn- ,. , ,, ,,..
" 'smith sh. ,uve lont.i his lot on I'a.riot I ,:""S' "n'1 lv'11 lvc we.l .nng of bat-
l'ebruarr 1". 1ES4. STn !. (taction to h..th the doner am! recipient.
'iry it bv sending the I1ebai.ii to vour ab-
.r
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The F.otkwood Tunrr says the McyersuV.e ' ''nt friend
- .a uuu-fciuaaiug iue county
Couimia-ioiK re n.:u u.
... , ! the Kcpueiicaii Civ.niy
, ili:,i,v n itit'.i ! to mot in
,, i:,,m in the or.rt Hou-c. at
TiH-day of Court. February
, ', ;.K-k p. m. A f i'i titt.-!i.htice
-'rv urgently rcjii'-'cd.
;:. w. m i:.
Chr.inaan.
; T!i. oM.-t inhabitant only remember of
once !'!"., re that the water in the stream?
: in this icinily rose f. the Ip-irht that they
did 'at week.
Sherii! j,aiiler went a-.l last Wednesday
tt'ith ijineteen head of line young horses.
Tliey were a good a lot of hore as we have
s?en for some time.
. y.
lloimblicaiis !
Mr. Oliver V. Knepjier i. having thestoiie
f.- '. f l...: r i
, .v. fc.iv- L.i:iurfu'.iu ui nig now uwet-
iiur- i;oiie, v. men Le proposes to erect on
t'uion Mreet early in the pring.
-.a v,.i.-r ,if S..:i:irei T.or
,! iii the Arbitration Koom in
on r-atnrday even in next,
; ;,i"cloek, for tiie j.nrooe of
, :m iidate fir the vnrior.s Vior-
M. ii't iisTin i.v.i:.
'MMl'ITKI.M N.
-It: - ha J.
..i;r "nre uns man.
,i: i'iher's lex.k Store
.. i rs are r ii k ii t:; their ear-.
::c '..('"s In l'ebrnary this year,
.r h:i taken on n milder fonn.
!' t:-i i.- n ear and toes this year
, i !' .l.it.tes for sale a! Keller ik
n:.s tive rridays. . This (K .rs
year.
iii , .-aimon atid Labrador lier-
; ' ciieat.a! Keller ik Sanner's.
a i.ur livery men an- not stiiiiin,
i.-pr-i .-ire.
.. .'oi.'- are now being talked
: .'I way.
bei'i.iuie oftlie eoniet '' Has it
-.Tity '.'
v entity ha a female eattdidaie
,1 lent of ehois.
-!..( k ol ('.-at'sand Tob;.eco in the
. ;,e i'outi'I ul Keller .k Santier".
:e I'av, 'asl.iti-t"n's ltirtlnlay
out ail this month,
.'.vn Air..atia"s fu' sa'.e to town
l;o..k
H. I.. I!aer, A. II. f'offroth. John II. I'hl
and Yul llav lq, left Somcivct fw l'liila
de'j'hia Sunday, to attend the i-'uprcine
Court, whic h is in session in that cilv.
K,t. n Turkeyloot street, between the
Diamond and ilaee street, a gentletaan's
fnr-!..;ijied kid gloye for the lef! hand. Tlu
litohr will pltase return tliesame lo this
Oiilec.
The early train N'.irth on thc.S. ik C. rail
read, was eaii-'ht between two landslides
he1 iw II i over-vilie Tltttrs lay. and did not
pet thr.ni:;! t" Johr.to'.vn till late it: the
evcp.infr.
H e are in re eiot of an invitation to at
tend the r-union of Iowa I'cii:isylanian-,
t wireh Lakes place at I 'es M.)ines, Iowa, to
j day. Dr. . llrnluki :, formerly of .-'toys,
i town, is a tin n:hr of the executive com-
As Kunou'ii TBiisriC Therou I. Keator,
Editor of Kt. Wayne, Ind., "Gazette,"
writes : "For the past five years have always
used Dr. King's New Discovery, for coughs
of most severe character, ai well as those of
a milder type. It never fails to effect a
sijieedy cure. My friends to whom I have
recommended it speak of it in tame high
terms. Having leen etirea by it of every
cough 1 have had for five years, I consider
it the only reliahleand sure cure for Coughs,
Colds, etc." fail at C. X. I'.oyd's Drug Store
and eet a Free Trial Kottle. Large Size
?l.oo.
Messrs. Marshall k Weakland of Johns
town have opened a Lumber Yard just op
posite the depot in tiiis place, and their ad
vertisement will be found in this paper.
Wi.ik has been commenced on their build
ii.s, a nd will he pushed, as rapidly as the
weather will permit. A lumner yard where
all kinds (f manufactured and planed lum
ber could be had has long been a necessity in
this place, ami we predict that the new lirm
w ill soon establish a latge trade. Mr. Elias
Ciinnir.ham, than v horn no man in the
county has a better reputation fur prompt
ness, energy and fair deahnir, will have
charire of the businesat this place, and will
j ul ail timcsbe'.ad to ;tive estimates and pri
ce" on ull articles in tins line trout a plaster
in;.' lath totlie heaviest building timber.
'I r-
Ti.km? of Dukoi on Umi i:rs. An act
was passed by the legislature on June Kt,
ls.;, t theelVect that the term of otiice of
everv borough ot'.icer hereafter tdected.
''"eo. j whose term of otlice would under the ex-
"' istin.- laws expire on the first Monday of
Chief Clerk Tale, of the .State Department i ,ir;i ,.f v.,-.r Oill -vi,ln. unllit tirst
at Hsrrishur- ha 1-ecn ill at his home in j Monday in Mar:'h, and shall continue for a
llciiord for upwaidd of two weeks. His j ,.ri,,J now fixed for the duration thereof
friends w:llbe!ndto learn that he is im-; bv exilinir laws : and Provided further, that
id was able to visit Lis otlice in , t:"a. horoii'h auditors shall meet on the
proving, at
the Court Howe on r-'a'tirday.
Mr. S:i!!.:tel Wendell, of F
j second Monday of March of the year one
'thousand eisht hundred and eighty-four,
'dens, meti.... , , M , r m.,,,,i,
. una on mc iTt,iv .tiuun. .....-.
W!th a very paiuiul accdent last. 'eek, t..((.. Vc.ar ti)(.r,.at,t.r. f,.r the settlement of
while craved at work in a snw tail!, near . ,. " ,,,., .,, ,,..,.,, ,...
ie school directors and school
lie was assisting in oli-beariu.
ie way his hand came hi con
saw, whie'i c:.t uil'twiiof h'.s
.a-rat- 1 h: Land teriildv. Dr.
Tile
I that place.
wlc-n in
: tan ti it :i ti
, I'r.yers, and
'.I. H.iardner was railed in. and
! the wouniled liieiab' rs.
ill L'OUIlLS I
treasurer.
Iressed
l'i.-
, -hin.! ha-
1 t.
d lli.-H-h
ppeared, and
i i.:vi..;a'e on
Venr..,r Al-
":-her's
-e.ei's
.IV. the
Mr. Frank K. Speeht, of -hade !iwnhip,
wr'te- us tLat while p!', win- in ut.e of his
f.el '.s hi-' snmttier, C.ie ! turned up
front tut.'.er the t? a ii-.ii-i eut ol the year
!-!'. Ti.e one si ie of ti:e c -iti eotitaitis an
ima -e - f 'o ir.-e Vv a.-hiiii'tti. with the word
" Liberty " over I'io crown of the head.
On the other side are thirteen stars. Mr.
Spirht i insider- :' 'j'.rte a rare reli.-.
I:'
t'
W ,e
1
atve s
-''es
"1
b.e k
! of i :.e:r I'.ies.
( me pair of wheal burrs. :m,
Its. lir-!-c!a..
Ill MH.fil li.".', ! I..
,imerseT. Vs..
-ii i-tl.l be caref ;1 in the si
m lid ate lor the various o!iie
hi- spiinu'. Nominate bom -i
. apaple men.
par. im-e 1 the cr!u-ive rl. iit t
I 'file owners
tile lumber i
s'a' b t!i ra' 1 r' ia ' r'' ii:tt
them i . : ii ibi'vn and
in the construct ion o.'
if the tair grounds haves-. Id
the varams buildings and
' r.aejra'-iors who are havinir
in- usin,
!. antics.
the lumber
This must
, l!:re I'a'en!
v. 1 wiil sh"
a'v To soli
- api t lor to
r.
-.1 Sj.iii.- in s..:,;-
make :, ea-.va-s
order-. 1 think
v vet oifi-red f.r
.1. 1". It! AC-IIV.
,!r n.kcnm-s. -ays the 1'hlladel- ,
1. -hmiid be tiaeie a -tat!i'.": v
! puiii-hed tiy confinement an!
.;..n ..r the eotifol of property
..- time of its continuance.
e'.ers of tiie llKtui.tohouM n't fail
"ie a iverti-emeiit of '. N. I'.oyd.
: e.iliinm of this paper. Von w iii
I...! he offers a line ol t!....d- that
y. u to visit Lis store at oiuc and
me of the many artiel.s that lie is
n. at !ir-t C"-t. You should pi at
Mr.
b
w.
j The Johnstown Tt.'in, of Friday las;
1 savs A man civim; the name of l'eter Lee
I
j was arrc-'ed shortly after midtiighr this
morn in;; by s;pecia!-o(H: ers (das ami Mil-
br as a su-pieious character. In the l!tir
i -e.-s' otiice Lis? state! that he fame to town
j yesterday moniinr from Mr. Joseph lbdni
i er ? p'aee. in Sometset County, In-tween Di
j l..-.t iiie and Da id.-yille. where he
ha 1 been pn-spiftitii; for coal and lime.
He .-ays that last eveiii:i' he fell in with
some parties near Turner Hal! and was rob
bed ' f about lii'ty dollars in cash and some
clothit-.e. He could not pive the names of
the parties who were with him or any chic
that would bad to their identification. No
information havin been made again -t Lee
the r.urp.-ss dir!.ar-'-d him.
. - m - - - -
Jtt Iciti-,' from the auiniu of an article in
I he Mevcrsdale i.uimnri ti, a imerset coun
ty hybrid weekly, the editor is not altogeth
er in svmpathy wi'h one of our late editorial-.
We-are s .rry for the (..lit. ir ; but the
iUe-iou i. wliat. i he j'oing to do anoiit it ?
It looks as thou-h he may i out inue a little
ion-er to p je ii the role of one of the kind
of civil-service reform advocates we de
scribed. And yet this is doubtful, inasmuch
as everv succeeding election show s him and
j the handful of Independents in Somerset
( jeountv under the snow deeper and decjier.
j That baa-ted "Mt-shinary work" of his
don't seem to pan out very encouragingly
ml tmi leu. ilig lllC Hos!y sous Oi litu.e.ei. .-winr-
H. 11. Flick, of the Mavlield farm. " r "tber it alway b..ks bi-it-ron paper
x. 1 ps a ..umber of choice fowls, of the 1 than in its r.sn,,s-a i.c.p L.er b.-.ore an
k-brenste-l red SanM- variety. H at he j eba tion than a(1-r. Proba'.ly he will Ibllow
iferellt i example or ma. ii:u.-li mus so. le-uian
mean that lie' s-onierset county a-neultural
Fait and Ittd .-'ail !ix-;.'-i'. ion has diedanat-
e'a! death. i'sna"ie '.vis evidently more
than it c' 'iii ! bear.
j A riumh"r of drunken Irishmen p. t into
an a.'ere.i' .on in t tie (!:( Ie House oar-room
i Thursday, v. huh rtrlted in a free fght.
Tin y v.e-e h.i-tled on; of the room, wdieri
: ;!:. y tiu-r.-e 1 to go to the edge o! town and
light it out. They Lad just got fairly started
op. the first r 1. Mar jui- of Oueensbury
' ru ''-. when ti.e mlnioiis of the i:iw fell foul
'ft hem and teat h d tht ni before the F.ur
! -e.-s, who lined them for a violation ofthe
l!orou.:h oi.linan. e-.
F.
2t
!2
orW'F ti ?.fp.. Thompson, TK.vurii.
M. I'.
Whole No. in attendance 4ki 1"
Average attendance 34 12
Per cent of attendance -.. 71 ''
Following are the name of those who
wen- reent every day during the month :
tirade No. 1. lScrtha Davis, Ada Coder,
Lizzie Thompson, Sarah Schaible, Kate
Dunham, Cora Anderson, Katie Thompson,
Ida Scott, Harry Anderson, Joe Conway,
Norman Coder, Wair Scott, Simon Miller,
William MoClintock, Hay Wirsing-
tirade No. 2. Lizzie Miller, Amelia Schai
ble, Iilla Llubaugh, Kussell Kuhlman,
Druce Anderson, Frank Harrah, Eddie An
derson, liertie Anderson, John Davis, Irvin
lliichie, Charlie Koontz.
We are thankful for the kind co-operation
on the part of our directors and citizens i;i
the work of the school daring the past
months, and would solicit a continuance of
the bimc in the future. Tarenta, don't
forget to visit your school. It is a duty that
you owe to yourselves and the school.
J.Schrock, Principal.
The Indei'Eniiest. The ablest religious
and literary newspaper published. One
quarter to one-half larger, but the same
price as its contemjioraries.
It has twenty-two distinct departments,
ai! good, many of them of superior excel
lence. Its literary department, embracing re
views, criticisms and notices of all new
books puMis!---d, contains 10 or 12 columns
weekly, and has no superior in journal
ism. During the next few months The Indc-jM-mb-Ht
will publish stories by William D.
Howells, author of "Their Wedding Jour-
I nev." A Modern Instance," etc.; W L.
Norris, author of "Matrimony, ' "No New
Thing," etc.. F. Marion Crawford, author of
"Mr. Isaacs," "Dr. Claudius," etc.; J. S. of
Dale, author of "(iucrinlale"; lid ward liver
ett Hale, author of "Ten Times One is Ten,"
etc.; Julia Schayer, author of "Tiger Liiy
and Other Stories"; Kebecca Harding Davis,
Sarah Ome Jewett, Fred. D. Story, Kate
I'pson Clarke, and others. Our readers who
do not now subscribe for it should read the
advertisement in another column, which
gives subscription rates in full, livery one
should at least send :W cents for a month's
"Trial Trip," and make u.s acquaintance.
Address The liiJcjvii'U ml. New York City.
Aitoona, 1'., February 9. lssb
Dmb Herald .We believe that memory
is the only paradise out of which we can
never he driven. Fourteen months, or
more have rolled away into blissful eterniiy
(?) fcince my last letter to the Hkralii. Pos
sibly we are something like unto the thorn
called "stop-aw hile," as we write but once a
year, and doubtless we milit with proprie
ty be called " Once-in-A white." Hut there
is somethin;, splendid in humanity that
wiil no! always mit'.d. It must he cither
disobedience or independence, and one ot
the-e two tilings mu-' eventually save at
least a portion of mankind.
At this season of year the tide on the
" business sea " (lows slowly along, but we
are not without the music of American in
du:try. Indeed, the snnke of industry
keep the industrial sky bright and hope
ful. The principal feature about this city,
whose name signities height, is its debt.
P.ut slowly and surely it is being li iiiidat .-o.
During last week, in our court of justice, a
verdict was given against this city in favor
of two contractor for n:r!y tTGX No
where can he found a better system of
"(reenbaek doctrine " than in the munici
pal atlairs of this city. The common coun
cil properly issues orders, c.iunter-i;;ned by
Kul Load Nlws.
Last week Charles McFadden, jr., began
work on two ol the cuts on the South Term
Ko2d east of the Allegheny tunnel. A large
lot of horses, mules and materials were ship
jicd over the P. i I'. K. IL, consigned to
Mc Faddcn at Mann's Choice. From there
they were taken across the country to the
joii.t where work is to begin. Shanties
have b"en jiut. lift ami the men are now on
the ground and at work. Mr. Mi I'adden
will do all the heavy work on tiie line be
tween the tunnel and New Baltimore.
A meeting of the South Penn company
was held last week at llarrisburg, but no one
can get information as to what was done.
At the New York otlice, ia answer to an in
quiry a to whether the company thought of
abandoning the road, the officials gave an
emphatic denial, and stated that the con
tracts had been given for all of the the tun
nels and in due time the public would be
informed as to who were to get the contracts
for the other work along the line of the
road. They further stated that the orders
were to pnh the work as fast as possible,
and that the company expected to have
trains running from one end ofthe line to
the other by the end of l-Sii.
A correspondent ofthe Fulton lletaurrnt
thus describes how the work is prosecuted at
Sidein Hill: "The .".puroaches are made by
tabling the surface about twenty-four to
thirty feet wide. Across the breast of this
table a number of dynamite charges are
placed abouf four fett from the brink, and
cijlit or nine feet deep. These charges are
exploded simultaneously with a battery.
With the explosion a bluish-gray column
with dark specks of stone rises from two
hundred and fifty tsi three hundred feet in
the air. Tiie debris bring carted away,
another table is formed, which is treated in
the same way until the required grade is
reached."
Uunning out of church before the congre
gation is dismissed is a detestable practice,
and is practiced entirely too much in our
diiferent churches. It does appearto us that
when those iii atteudencu have remained
until the liei.edii tioti is about to be pronoun,
ced thev could 'surely manage in some way
to remain until the congregation is dismiss
ed and retire orderly. And another suggest
tion we have to offer is this : Don't put on
your overcoats until ail of the services are
concluded. If you were to tit up front,
where you could have a good view ofthe
congregation, and see how it Iooks to wit
ness about fifty persons drawing on their
overcoats just at a period when order should
prevail, is anything but a pleasant sight.
Annual Statement
OF THE
RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES
or
STATEMENT AND REPORT
-OFTHE
HEME!
-AND
HODSE OF EMPLOYMENT
The great bargains in dry goixls, and fan
cy goods, will be continued to the 1st of
March, to reduce stock preparatory to in
voicing. Mt:s. A. 11. I'hl.
Dkntisi bv. ! r. (J. J. lleachy can be seen
at 'tis Dei.tal Uooms at the (.lade House in
Somerset, I'a., from the Uili until the 21st
of ibis month.
Somerset County
FROM TEE !l DAT if JIMMY i i:
13, II TEE 7TH DAY if
IY. 13114
:o:-
V J4
JOUX II. 1VKIMER, ESQ.,
Treasurer of Somerset
County, in Account
with Said County.
DK
To eah received from rullcctora of State and
County rated and levie.--, as lotlows : (State and
County Tax of lsi, an l irevioui years and
County tax ferl"S3.)
State County
CoU-KCTons. UisTUiCTS. Year. tax. tax.
Gillian Lint. Somerset Bor
ough 1SS0 SI
Ocorte W. Tumcy, Addl-
fnn Township !Sf'.
Alexander Hiileg&e, Alle-
islieny townstiii "
Ai l. i'loto, Brlinboronxli
Pbllip Hay, Broihersv alley
township
John (ihtson, Confluence
tx.rough "
iiiwln Heal, Greenville
Township "
Thomas Gallagher, .Icnnir
towuslii "
George hare, Lower Tur-
kevtoot townsiiiii "
Set. .'nion J. Hacr," Jleyers-
dnle horoiiKU "
John Custer, paint town-
Bhlp '
Franklin li. Countryman,
Somerset l..iroigu "
Call in L. flaker, South
ampton township 44
Joseph Heiidcr, Stoymown
Imrouah "
Jerome Countryman, Sum
mit Uiwn.shii "
TV. S. Kuhlman, I rsina
Horouirh "
Peter knenreain, Wflleri-
l.uric llorousli "
i 4:0 !1
3. 15
1 40 114 45
100 CO
Zl fw 211 SO
Iii j U4 50
J8 HI 114 SI
as a liT 04
li 35 '21 80
M 45
10 00 44
5S 67 237 T4
'.T 12 60 lit
i K( 18 S5
2U3 32 470 08
80 00
3 74 St W
AddlJon
A. .T. Hllenian.
Township 1W
J..el Lmidis, .Mlegluny
Township "
Charles A. Hetiley, Herlln
iwruiiirh
Alexander Mu.-ser. Urolh-
crsvalley townnlilp "
Hani Hollman.Coneuiaugli
t..wn."lilp "
Jolm Glisson, Corillucme
liorouirh "
Jerrv Folk, Llkliek town
- .
X.h Lint, (ireeuvliie
ttiwncliip '
Uavi.l Gardner, Jelfers m
(..wmUiiii "
, . , , .. . , . i Thus Gallagher. .lenicr
V by don t you hurry? Hon t get hi! by tlWI11.t,p
faiiiug to secure a lot of those woiiderfiiliv Jacob V. Kaut7, Jenuer-
, ,, . , , town tiTMUL-h.-
chai i.nd excellent articles in .v oisj.layrj ! ((.,u i..,rei.i., Ijiriuier
on the fi aiid lo cent counters. We have ! t';wn,'."l'-v : ,
J. W. Hurlihoider. l.wer
jus' got i.i an entirety new s'ock. Many TurkevKiot towr..-hi "
new arti. .. s never befor.. offered, and all the ! lirou.-l.er, Mevcrs
olii favorit". ;v ; vilunj: ::i :Le ani : 9-..i-fiun C iiar.-Uy, Mii-
,.o,.iiiar (.rices of o and W cents. Ten i 'rt'uiiiVrU "
thousand ;..iiro;.d l ands will be aloi; here j tn.-bi "
in a hov weeks, and now is the time to visit j Jt5: "
these ci.u..tcrs and make your .-elections be- . TV. v. MeMiilen.XewCeii-
., ,, ," , ... treville lioniuili "
fore the ra.lroud l.am! come and gobble it (;u(, ,-Urlilt).. ,,,ri:,r.uip-
allofour bar.'iii:..-. 'cine ouicklv to Cook ten town.-lun ''
,....',. . " Joim K..'.Uilur, Paint town-
k Ittents . and 10 cent counteis. ,.,,., ...
i vrilllain Mnurw. U'lenri-
NoTt. K To ilol -KKEl:l'l-;i.:i. I!
keeliers i uoninu i"ninp
I " 1 I. ..... I . III.,.).- s.l'.l.i.rv
ano inov: -oiarrii-o e"u;-:es .oi.eii oi -e. uj
!.... '. ;,i ..,.. ,.;... !... . l.evl Uuuo:. Siiado town-
iiiiii-t'Ai . j .1 ; i ii in -n v ......
the ." and 1" cent ceuntcrs att'ook V l!ei rits'
have ju-t been stocked up with hundred of
artiel.s needed in the kitchen ai d other
jmrts of the hou-e. tin these popular
counters you w ill find piled up thousands of
artiel at prici s way below what you pay
their Tresi. lent, and when pre-ented to the j elsewhere. A i.ev stock just arrived, la. I
treasurer, hi: refuses to pay them oil' and in and look .v r the counters. C o to the
they keep on issuing orders, but wii' not ri -1 5 niel 10
deem their own paptr, and the result is w e j art ! -.
iit coutiters iilid buv Soii.e Useful :
tit l ! ress: l
to patrons in
lrls of ihccoiititrv Mondav. 1!
e..n:aiiiii a en. k and four liens that went I " disgust
to I .os Angelo-. California : another 1
con'ainmg alriotbat went to l.l:noi. an
.lit -i i. . In - t.Li v e. .: o :i ioi !i :i it a: r. for I :i t
vie. They ue-" nice looking low
v e s. ; e s;iid f.r faney prices.
had a box ' (l1-"' bitrz, and give up the niH-pta! conn-st
I 11 disgus'.. . ioofo'l II I'rMiHTM. v OUT
'"! MK.r.:.iTou.-fn the 4th itist. the firstV".
aielX . , . ........
y h.itnis were en.p!o.t lo coiiimenee iituor.
, "preparatory for the boring of Laurel Hill
5" ! Tunnel. ( in the morning of tbeSili, while
; eiearm
iwav
iber.
:it te!!
t.er f :
if the Clarion crmnty
, horse recovered .'Ul
- : r injuries to tiie animal w..'.e
1 l. n o:i a def-ttive brid.-. . Sup.-r-
-.i:::r-ft county, take warning.
i.i rV ami.ii. an any 'tie br i ng
I Kidney or I.iverComplaint that
It '-er-will ?n it speedily cure? We
' .fin ii. it. as thousands of ca-es -
'.v cured and who are daily recom
llbstr:c loiter-, will prove.
I'.-ea-e, iliabetes. Weak lla' k, or
:.:iv oii.i lait:t ouicklv on the 0;--
.i-:-. llverv bottie iruaranteed.
; e. a bottie by C. N. l'.ovd.
-I'.i-h a voter with a ticket at the
p-i-cnting that it bear! nant.u net
a misdemeanor, r.nder the act of
iini-bable with fb'l'ineora ear's
;;!. or both, at the discretion "1
John Md
residing f.eir :.
instantly killci
work n ar K nil
ine of the .-'..
He was
r, a ma', f.rtv fir
f age
ore wo:i;mau was
id kilVd by a falling tree, lie was a worthy
1 . . . . ..- .1 -i
f I.ig.mii r. w a-! e,;:.en. ami leaves aw .w ami seven enn-
n. The eon'netor went on! to seethe
.id man, and bad him re.-tH i tab'.y biiried
:.iy morning, wnlie at
nine'., mi tin- t.r,.ii,i--.l
'.alto I'cunsyivania llailro., !. a' iii- own expenre,
red at the time, iti company 1 S.iine lumiK-r liasalreaiy been delivered
wit:i a t.utiib-r .f workmen, in ' cutting : nt this plai-e, and m ire is coming in. Great
tree- win u one, in i:s lapid ih.-c.tit, aeci- ' trouble is e.p-rieiiecd in this particular, on
dentally stttiek hitu. r.s.;itii::; as above sta-I aeeonnt ofthe scarcity of ti Jtns. Three
ted. Jiecea-ed leaves a large family in thousand ties are wauled immediately to
meagre cir. i.iii-tatci to mourn his untitiic- ' lay a narrow gauge track fir several miles,
iy death. ' lor the purMi-e of coliveyitig earth from the
" 1 fmnel.
Hie liigli w.t.r-o. ia-, wccuswepi awaj Tll. en-'irteers have made the surveys lor
four v Mtnty bridge, and d..I con-ideraine ' ,..,.,. .,,! dailv makiriL' all
j ue. e.ssary preparatory surveys along Hie
road. Some of them board with II. NeJrow
1 oti the summit of Laurel Hill, others in this
i vieii.ity.
Hide.- Knupp ha leased several of his lots
at the ea-t end of the tunnel to the IlailroaO
('mpiiiv. on whi'-ii building will be erect -id
for the accommodation of the work-
lannige 10 others -ntai'ig a loss iiffiit the
,i;s- ! c.unty "f about si thoa-aml dollars. The
Kor j bridges entirely cbtruyed were the Jona.
' Lieli'v l.ridg '. one bundled aiei twenty-live
feet lo:..-, in KikitcK townMitp. tne King
Cti'Kv, sixty feet long, in Low. r Turkey foot
township, the Mil wood Ihidge. sixty feet
lonji. in Mi! ford town-hip and the Jefferson
r.: 1 . . : r. .. i I'..!-...--.;ll..
l.noge, j. f. i'.'... 1111 I'.n' i 111. .1
.lell'.T-m towns, ,ip. These bridie wetvS,','n
built i f wood i-.':d w ere ail covered. I "
have an unlimited supply of promises, bin
no pay. We have some in our post ion,
and if any one desires lotake them nt e"
per cent otl, we accept. I not this a Green
back idea.'
The political waters are turbulent, and as
we predicted accurately one year ago in one
af our letters the result of a districted P.-m-
ocraev, it is even worse than heretofore, i
Kverything in politics that enlists un b-r ;
onr own beautiful edsign of Kepublicaiiisnf I
the Ih'publican ticket will be elee'rd'
lso we plainly see the rainbow of prom
ise, prophetic of the parting waters which
tiaratlgh ..
nh!;
ltane:l Kii'-k, Somerset
liori.iiuli
Gaortel Good S-.aierstt
lowrushtp
Sine 111 l.' i.ley, Seudaimp-
ton town-loii
Ie.;in.ir.us H.il.twl!! Stony-
rreek townstit;.-
A:iu Grunin Movucttiwn
U.rcv'h
Eliim Fikc Summit town-
thip
Th..min L Williams l'p-
t.er Iurkeylo.it twt
! A lihau Suaw, I r-ina
! I.cr .uwh 1
1 Peter Kneaream Weilers-
buru imrovuli '
( Toainocm ottate Isx lor
. . t I . t. ...,-.. n.r..w I... ..I U. nf IWT. ' 1 ..U'l ......
tM"' Z: eV C, iVd'd Iiioiilit down
t . I To amount ol moner lr-
I-tttrs ol adninlstmi'-n en the alsive estate' roB,..i ;
hnvlnx heen amuted to the unders lirncd Ijy the To aiiioniit'of re.VenVpti" "ii
pnper a-ith.rity, noth-e is hertl.y Kiven to ail, m UUKllej iini,
jkts-.iis In tel. led to M;. I -.nate to make tmmedl- I -j-,, a,.,u,.t i.ttii.is ! r
atr fwyrrit. and tln .se having claim" aualnsl the i chasln:ind killing deer
fiime ill presri.t il.ein duly autlif niieate.l lor cul o: ,eaw,a
eitlrni-rt i n T!iuri:iy.the -Juth ilay ef March, I To amount ot jtravs
To amount ol tlnen lor klll-
ir:K loiurreSs out ot sea-
I sun
A
I) Ml XlriTU ATOi: S NOTICE.
I
ls-4 in The Ute resoien.. ol .i-rre1.
JOHN M.AHNHl.KdKK.
feliin. A.lniintiniUir.
i T.. iin.,.11111 ..I vriiU.u llni.l
TWENTY-NINTH ' T. auioiint ol tax recein .1
lisiin S. Zlmmrncin, K.
U ilhilm and G. L fl
not chiiTKed In tax rec'a
Ha 1. 1 nee dueeouniy ullnst
eetlit!iin.nt
1U61 03
672 50
505 00
2 00 00
K '.8 ;a
!73 55
201)2 li
S.'.i 87
1124 5S
SS21 8-1
107 2C
410 51
775 VO
1,72 00
71.0 iS
2200 0U
10J ')
1-4 2
952 17
Bli 2
1.-4J 14
2UI 45
'.'30 47
12-11 74
3170 00
JO) 00
1110 00
.".si 4 i
lSOO 10
1:17 73
21S0 00 j
1. 0 CO
4.1 ) 11
iaiHi 01
71 Vt
l: to
12 42
sro. r; on rAt.r.
Ilca.l ( !1. rsea
u Twuyoarlinus
" (me yi-iirluiifi
" Spring calves......
Hulls
' Sheeii
Brrxnl sow
Shouts mid
Pius si. Id
Mare sold
KA19KD OS TAB FAUX.
Bushels of Oats . . . WOO
Wheat 2.V)
" ' Kye IS
" " liu. kwheau 10
" Corn 6 0
" Potatoes 60
" " Beets 50
" Turnips 15
" " t)nlon as
" " K-ans 10
" " Winter AprileS 30
T.in'ot Hay K5
Heads ot Cahhane 1200
liarreU Saur Kmut
Pounds of ltuttcr
(aliens Applebutter 15&
Pounds ol l urk killed 5777
' Iteef la
" " Veal " :2
" " Tallow 200
CLOTUINQ KADI AT IH COCSTT HOXI IS OSK
YKAR.
Mens' shirts 45
Mens' pants. 34
Mens rests 2
Womens' aprons. 61
Womens' dresses 3d
Sun-ttouuets. 12
Keys' shirts 8
Womens' drawers 17
Hoys' pants. 1
Wt.wens' siiciiucs 20
Sheets 40
Hoys euatd 0
childrens' dresses 44
Hoys' waists It
Womens' jackets (i
Womens' chemise 30
Childrens' chemise !'.
Childrens' drawers
dill lis-ns'aprons IS
('half bolsters 38
Comlorters 2
Siiat'enders. pairs 20
omens' sklits. 23
P,sd-lirk 2
Womens' caps 6
Feat hcr-tii k slips 12
iar.lsllannel a
' carpet 411
Parrels soap 12
Mens' nocks, (knit) pairs 50
" (touted) ' 5o
Wosiens' stocklnics (knit) pairs "i.
(tooled) MO
Children?' stuckions " 10
Cu's ol yarn 9)
Pounds ol wool 100
I'KATHB.
Aiimr. Ay.
Henry Kinder !-'
Sarah OlnninKS 7t
John Suhl 72
.Tacih HebM NO
Klira Wlvel 2"
John Armor 75
Sarah Kees 70
John Coal fr
Eii W insert 75
.Nuiulicr ol shrxuda made V
Number ol meals lurnl?hed tramps 2'.i.'2
Amount at 20 cents per meal $.'ju
Number of iiernions preax hed in 1SH3 7
Ar. No. inmates per month lncludlna; tramps. 155
No. inmates in house January 1 ,ls-4 loo
No. ol outdoor piupers 4o
F. LAl'NTZ. Stbwakd.
o.ir.itszr niKkET.
Correotftl ty Cook ai rtasniTa.
nrALKks is
CHOICE GR0CFiS, FLOUR & FEED
ANNUAL
rr.t r. rctm ttW I ifv frtiTil I )f-1 1 1 f HT.lt 1 1
misrule. There s room for every Kepubli i Pirifl TI PI 3 1 St 3 tfilTlfiT! t,
(IF THE
Somerset County
MUTUAL
". 00
2 in)
12 ''J
5155 tO
Apple, dried, V
1 1-jt. utter. V t'al
liran. y 11 r e
liuttcr, (( 1'- (kcu)
(roll)
Hu:-kwheat bv.sh
meal, loo fts
Jieespx !
liacon. sre uMers, ) ft
Hides. -
o country hams. ? ft....
Corn, fear) new 'jl bushel
(.-helled) old "
" meal f I Si
Call skins, V ft
EirirJ. dm
Fl-ur. V bid
F'nis.-ed. bu. (90 .)
Hams. (suii,.r cureu) y ft
Lard, Hi
Lca'her. red sole, yt ft
oijier, '
' kip. "
Middling, and chop 100 lis
I ijr. bu
Potatoes, V '" (new)
Peaeiies. dried, ft
ItVe. V bu
Kair-.') ft
Salt, No. !. bid, extra
' (Irennd Alum, tiersack...
" Ash'en. per suck ,
Supar, yellow ft ,
wiilte
Talli.w. ) J.
Wheat. 1 bu
Wool. Vft ,
..40S.ioe
7
S-iftl'.J
...25c
luc
12'1
1 .c
o5a.5e
7c
3c
c
2-iC
7i-c
17e
....12.!rl2'-i
socw'Hiie
S5cv70C
75cftl-ijo
a 2 oe
4oc 50.;
4'j 4. oe
8eloe
75.1'0
1
..1 oi2 00
.1 4.itl W
3 50
Dcfcjioe
lDci?t "2e
.l71
1 00
35cf0C
CLOSING OU T
CHEAP !
Winter Goods, Consist-
ing of
LADIES' riTJSSI-iVaV CIECULARS'
CLOAKS, JACKETS,
HOSIEEY, GLOVES AND PURS T
FLANNELS, BLANKETS. YARNS, &c.
We want to run down our Stock before taking our Annual
Inventory.
CALL. FOE BAEGAINS A
Greis, Foster & Quimi's,
1J3 & 115 Clinton Street,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
A. 1 SiiSAFfiiR, Pres. and Sec.
Soutli iittsbnrgli Planing Iill Company.
Tor. Sl and C IIEST.M'T Ml, J. . PITTBtRU, PA,
MA.IsTXTX'-A.CXXJREIl.S OF &5 DEALERS liSX
MIII5, IMTHER-EflAEDISE-. SASH. EJIS, iillllSS. EIC.
Pine and Hemlock frame slurl. Shinirles. Lith: 4tc : !s Hand 20 ft barn tird. : He?
Frame Lunn.er a.-i-eeulir. All our iiunuuctured w..rk tr .m strictly dry Allcuheny rier lumber. A
lull line ill S-i4h ll.Mtr4 Shutters .mil M .iillilinif CKUSIantlT Oil hnd.
rcy.i.n units int.t: iy t.iiAM.k in uJkii.i." i or s i t.AvtiOA r lasdisgs.
-St:.l t uK HHH i' LIST.
R. B. Sf'HLLL.
oct24 4iu.
I'Al l. A. SCII EUk
mil w ini nri'l cvury HVjuiblirun il. j
I.it we s,bi)ui'l weary ym willi twn htt j
a K-t ti r, we x:iy we have many plea-ant rf-iiilfctiiin-
of y.mr iiianilicf lit ;uw n ami in
in -oi'lc. It i" clianic'eri-tir nf to ho -ill i,t ;
when wc .!mr.M lie ln-aril, ami he ii-ar-I
uhdi weslniiil'l letlint. liiinf, a'.i.r hav- )
in;.' sanl tt'llpu, we linl'l our peace, aid -ill
srribe it,
Very truly ymr-,
S. ('. (iAI.IIUAlTII.
7,5;a m
Cll.
i'i 'li THE YilAit KNDINtJ HKIT. 21, 1S-3.
KUCKIPl'S.
- 1 , , c , ' To I in I In Trias, as per last re-
H has hitu repo-tea thai mui li (it tiie j-orl KeeeniberSl, "2
wheat tl.ro,rhot tho e.mu.y ha, hren r1.
irreatly damaged by the iue. I pun iii'iiiry , Toca.-h rcc d on renewals dur
Irom a number ofour farmer 1'rien.lH who ! iu
have called at our oilier, we liml it to be ai- ,
t. tfther uiifoumled. They iiit'orin tisihi.tl
wheat is in elfL-ant c!ii!i.itin:i and ha been j
protected Well.- 1
during toe year l-i-o....
' . t M-nkFT Main Street. We have;
, i j,-.) a lar:e llefriu'eraNd to .nr Mitt j
. which all meats can he kept eue
' an. Muituri. rif. l'.'rV. Ai. kept j
- :.i!l'y on l and, open daily. l':irt! ;
fie-.it r;iv. have i; 'm ! i'i tut' 1! -frip- j
- nil! il wiiiiti d. '
i.ave. :''- 1" .'. ; i w i.r: k f.jr vile, i
i b we w:l". "1! l.V li e 1 iitid'ed or tb.nis- j
a ! j :i. .
1 fcr s MillH. toJo-epli ..levers.
. i- .1 . 1 m. I ...- I Il.il I. .1. WI
,.-'). 'i"ur rT I; :n i :un lMi.rv ! 1.1 ui'i iii.i, i -
. . ...... .. i .:.. :
l tUlU' ilil act uiei; I v i; lie c ..in i.i .
Mr.
lllet W
Uiwn bi-t Well
; i:: a Lri'b
t.w;i. when j i
bri.i.:e i: 1 rofc- 1-
:.?":i:i to move down
Nedr.iw ii s -old h i farm, in ar .-lia-
t
-.!:!' morning. He w.i.- I I'.fnnifiRsVAM.r.y Itkmi.
a ?hu.-r di-;a:.ce from j,aill .v,.rv ,lav :lt week.
a- he rrot fairly m the
Irv.in it Tii.intoi a::d
niajcsty, liL't.roiinii 11 "jr.
'ream. Tin: plank
J'lenty f mud. and. water to-i.
Hi
M.-lfcc! I.UIIlllilp.
sciild-
i:. s- r i- a Co.
'i;e -!,i:!c ni.oi'l; . f J.iu'tary ihe
it w:.- extreii.e'y mm r. -- V. t.i.i r A
the "litriry, nm i;h;ui .'iiiL'. and
.: ..;:i.l iinj! vay.- we are lo have i
- n-c.ie "f Mi"', ie. and c'd. 0
.....!. hiick.
r. .s-'ia'ler an 1 b s horse
l.i-wa'. r The JiotMS trot . A mimU-r of our Mifar iuaki.r haw
i and piank, audit was edlbeir pii;rar vis!", ami are now ready
had )i-c!i -B'liin-iiii d fortbe sea-on wlm li will coiiimente uciore
1 their trees bu'. the
sctiaraicl
I fi ll t!ii-n'. :ii ll.lo tl
! fa-t anion': ihi- bu:'
! onh" after a-s'istain
i in the -bane of a man with an ax. that the ; Ion-; a few have tiippe
! -liiiniiil wa- oniric.:- .1. Mr. St.uler revciv- Mp.li.in't llw very fredy m far.
1 e.1 a pr f,r tiioroiiudi ihickinv. hut was oi:- J,-l lierkey, one of the MiiK-rvi.sor--, oen-
I erwU'uninjur.' l
1 - - tiiovlloxtdiry, it in to lw h(iK.
dishtrskments.
Bv cash jioii! Henry i juiann
l.s. bv lire 200 0)
1 .1 .1.. 1 1 n .1
!lrKT.v llr C. J. r.enel.v e.'lll .( -cell I "' 1" ' f
at his lUnta! llofims at the tllinie House in
Si.mer-i t. I'a., from the l'Jlh until the L'M
of this nmi'th.
nisi ins ab-iv
By ci-li paid J. Poorau..h and
wilt on ii-.-s (aid due)
Ilyc.i'i p.1.1. H. t'rnchhild In
tuii tor oaniLice by lire
By ra-i paid Mrs. Ko-e Ann
lleck tor itaiiixe by lire
Hycast! paj.i nr.!:Ai.ii Prinlirijf
1'..tiiliaii, li-r liliinkJ Ao
; By aumuiit paid fur nltlce rent
and tn.l f .r one year
By ani'i jr 1. lor iko-ijixc, iitatlon-
try oinee luruituie
3 04
id 00
2' CO
1 30
17 7i
23 CO
.'.I 77
4"0 CO
7. 4 2
r.24 :i2
S7.li .4 I 6
In.::! II.irri.-bur0' to the . , r suixrvior, will follow nit. It isiuipos-
ir th-iiit.i Penn. PX.,Ml s little time, Iahor and money in
il ";!x i.ho;; r hi id ';.,,,. ;;,, ,...t ,.' the road, as to ex-i
Pr'-ident Johnson, of the I'liliaiei State
Horticultural Sociely, -rales thai lie prevent"
entirely the attacks of peach borers bv "r.
movino; a small portion of the earth front
the body near the roots, and filling its place Bt nint. p i. one year' salary as
with a pint and a ...tarter of soft soap from uZnliZui
the middle to the last of May. If thejmib: Treasurer
, . r .. I .,.:, ,i.. ,, ., ' Atat ol prcuiiuiu norea in I.t. e..
baa urevio'j-H ft.tino it- way info the tree. , '
the soap will kill hitu ; If he is not there, j Aim unt of tlapltiil .'.7.0: IS
he will red eet in after the soap i, tihiecl '. , lollowinir lurccb.rs -.ere elecu-d to s. rve i
c ,1. during the enrutiiu; year: V. iiliaui Baker, t;. .1. .
(here, Th;. method has never failed with ; Miller, h.un.. el Barclay. Andrew Woy, John
; Speichcr, Abraui lieain, Uonr.td Miller, James
Iut' Parson, and Juan lia ki, ol Somerset t'ounty,
1 """" Pcniaiiiin Kline and ninuel MalthcKS el Paveiie
M ackkhfI. Fish. We now have in Stoi k t uu:y, a;.d levnard liittner, ol Uedlord Cuniiiy, j
alarpa shipment of November ran h mack- . 1'-,e (oWioit tmet Wl.re con,inue,i tor the !
erel fish, dirrit from the Atlantic coast, and cnsuli.tf j-ar, vl : miu.ui-1 Barclay, President, ;
aiil.ioi.n hicks, ti crciary anvi ircasur.r.
llv order ol the B.ir.l ot Jjirectors. i
JU11A tiH;KI,
SccreUri'
10b.l-oL
we offer them nt prices nioderatly low for
! the r..ad bv-t w.ck between st Liberty cash, or in exehangu for home-cured bacon. Oliice hi-in. Co. M.Husl o. )
n. , , , I - t i, Somerset, I-eb, 4, 1SS4. J
iiti'i lloxbtirv. it is to he hotied that the oth- t iok .t P.KFKITS. fol,.ia-3L
liy c-ih paid on orders ir-"ued by I'.-uiity
l.'oniuii:sl..ners as Icdlows :
By amount pai l .ses.irs $ llv 11
' " ' r'or toik case 14 oo
" " " Pur moves 7ti 14
" " " 1'i u.ruonw. alth c.sts. . . 14 '7 11
" " Por rent lor stable 2o wo
" " Auctioneer l.'oin saic... ii is)
! ' " " Kor mtrchandl-e K-4 74
illO 07 ' " " ' Pcnn'a Kelorin school.. 2ol 22
! ' " " For new liridycs 4!'.r2
X;4 60 1 " " " Por reMlriim bridges... lis-si
" " H alcl.uiau at )all lot 00
4i 2l) 1 " " " Stcni irraphor 444 00
" " P'or roau and t.rl-iKe
21.1 61 views 64 37
1 " rlmnd lurors '.12426
S1270 14 ' .' " " 1 raverse jurors to-2 dl
' " Pr..th..noiary lee ji li)
' CoujoiIsSiomcts .my :
" Miatler.i4ll m
Horner. 4 .' im
" Brubkcr4v 00 124S no
! " " "Shcritl's bill ti n 2!t
j ' " Korrcpiirs 50.1211
I ' ' " Phy.-ician at jail 57 i'h)
' " Fori'iiustah es returns.. swl 21
! ' ' Auditors elerk
I " "Tipstaves
i " " " V or auditing pulilic ae-
! counts
j " " " J ury commissioners and
j clerk
" ' " Auditors' pay
: " " " H.siriini: jur.rs
i ' " " Kor re.-iriis, ptisiaifc and
sraiionery
' t'ouiinissicners' counsel
s..l:iry tl"0 u
" extra 2i Ou 12ii 00
" " W M r-chrock lor
inuklnx county' exnenfo
book in lsel
" Fur freight
" County institute
" " lor r. i.d danaii(cs
" for work on jnii trrounds
' ' Western Penitentiary.
" ( 'oiniulssloners' clerk
salary 0 uo
" extra 30 00 tiiio 00
' " custodian pay
" tor inquests
" " jirintii-K and advert hdinf
L8ST OFCAUSES
For irial at February Term, 1S4. "commenelntf
the 2.'th day.
FIRST WKKK.
H. It. I.hretulrs. B. F. Lnnif. '
Isauli K 1. lifers vs. H ull. K. K. Co. Garnishees.
Vilii.im Sutervs. Nicholas Appel.
Lli alx-th Lenh.-.rt's use vs. the Twp. of Jenner.
en t.nitr k vs. J. i.. Kennel I.
k Kt o0 WEIK.
.1. K. Hi ndrickson s heirs vs. V. J. Harrison et al.
David Hull vs John Pareer's widow and heirs.
Same vs. Same.
Satnti. I Poorbauva vs Tet. r V, Meyers,
luvi'l J. BloUKh vs.. Simon Thomas.
Ivi Kautuian vs. Same.
Matthias Bowman and wile vs. Win. IVeter.
H.ivid .1. Philiippl et al vs. P. (v V. K. K. t'o.
John Mahaney vs. t'atharine Walker,
(f. W. 1 urley vs. John Kavenscratt.
M. H. Hartell's use vs. Soin. Meeh. Works Lim.
.I.i .ii M. Hay vs. Jim Wiillains et al.
W. 11. Iiee'.ervs Matthias iiowman.
Kllal-jtli Miller's rinht vs. Kdw. av Ann Uinder.
John Fi-her vs. Jacob J. Bowman.
Pro;v'.(itli.-e. r S. I'.TRKNT.
Jau'v r.o. Iss4. j Prolhonot iry.
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lfc2 00
II 20
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R. B. SOHSLXj & CO.,
TIN, COPPER il SHEET-IRON TOE:
JsTlD DEALERS II-T
Stoves, Ranges and House Furnihing Goods,
3Iain C ross St., Opposite Cook & Ueerits' Stoic
BOOK STOVES AND RANGES!
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ISjT-U! i-j . 4stt 10
"-sit-.- . - jt c:!.p ir 1
a '-S:-l
We are agents for the Excelsior" Cook Stnvea
and K inites, the New Revnlaitor Caok Stoves,
I njiello and Apollo Ranxes. We also sell the
Koyal (Joolt" and other Un'k Stoves. All stores
ana ranges sold with Kiarantee. Also, repairs
lor the alv stoves and tor the New Ironside and
any other stove in use.
STOVE HOLLOW-WARE!
Pols. Kettles. Skillets, Oriddles. Tea Kettle.
Co. kinir I'tensils and all oilier Plain, lir.and
and Lnanelel.
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS!
We keep a full stock of Coitee-pots. Backets,
Basic. Sal Irons. -'..fee Mills. ;i namber palis,
Wa-h-boanls. Dust-pans and Brashes. &c.
We uiiieS r Bucket and
ESTABI.ISllKD 18so
SUGAR PAjSTS
We Keep Nails, Glass, Puty, Coal Oil,
. , a a f .
co Terra uoua ripe, uioines wringers.
riiii tiuii sip. stiicL- urtorr numiift fAscwiicrc.
UlViULJNUS A lilAlt JOHN J SCIIELL,
viti.Hfi'ttwiivvriTri- Asent an.1 Attorney-in-Fact
That is what any one will receive who sub.
seniles lor the iMPErrNtiEXr. of New York.
It occupies two beltls. First, as a religions
journal it is undenominational, and broader than
any sect. Its aim is to strengthen and extend
1- vamcelical religion and to ilelen.1 tt against the
attacks nf Materialism. Atheism, and untiellef.
It ' Irecto approva or criticise In any ol the l
nouiinalioLS whatever it htdieves is desline.t to
advanceor hinder the progress of the Gospel of
t-'hrist.
Amontt its reliirious writers are Leonard W.
Rann, U. II., S. c. Barllett. 1. I., Prest, John
B.i..toni. Bishoji Ttiouias M. t'lark. Kev. Joseph
I'ook, Bi-hop '. A. O xc. inire It t:-ooks. II.
II Vt..,inl Cnwliv. Il II Thisi I. 1'ml.T II.
li.. Kcv. Samuel Dike, (reorire P. r isher, 1), D , i Stationery. Aiwavs in -took a well selete.I sf-k 01 fo-:i ai ura. iin,ones. uioicrapnies. tfcoki
Pml. Norman Foi. Washinuton Gladden. D. D..i.l Trav. and A.iveniure. Novels and Standard Pn-e Works. Bi'-it, Testiinents sil Hymn.
Bishop V. D liuntiiiifdon. Bishop J. F. hurst K. Lutheran und Disciples Hyrun B.iks. Dicrii-nu'ies and I'h ldr n's Toy B-wks, Maitaslnes. Reviews,
I, iviorri-, i. 11.. 1 rest, ri.ian toner, rrancis 1
I'atton. D. D, Philip Si hall, D. 11.. U.S Storrs,
D. II., Wm. M. Tayior, II. II.. Wm, C. Wilkinsm,
D. D.. Prest. T. D. (Hiisey.
Second. Asa literary journal It stands wilbont
a peer union: the weekiy prets. Imrina! the ast
year il has puldisbcd arih.-lcs and luteins hy more
than turee hundred of the most talented writers in
tilt- country and hurc-pe.
Anionic them Amelia A. Barr. IMary t.'lcnimer,
Kose Terry t'ooke Ka'.e Ftjtc. iHira rtesd O.smI
iwe. Kev . Ilriills. -Mirace iireeuwo.Hl," 'llins.
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7 f j
Sou ui , ltii,, li. Il , W ni 11. How.-lls. lt. H.."' Sidney
'.i.' 00 , Jvjnier. pose Hawthorne I.athroo. liuise tlhand-
ler .Monlton, Joaipun Miller. K. A. Oaks. Mrs. S.
M. K. Piatt. Jo-ephine Pollard. Richard Henry
Stoddard, t.! mu ml Clarence Stedman, Mrs. Laint
Thompson. J. T. Truwhridste, Cetia Thaller.
John tlreenleaf Whitlier. Sarah V. Woolsey, Su-
:." co ; .n E. Wailaee Wm. V. Ward, and Prot. t has.
- ! A. 1 oung.
Ail 4a
27 6 00
171 -0
The Holler Process Flour for sale ly Mi-ssrs
Ktl!i.-r A Sanner, lias li.nl a larj;e run. Tliry ;
have just meiveii a new lot which will he '
gold about l!" percent, lower than the price;
J KRISTER'S NOTICES.
CONFIRMATION DAY FEB. 28th.
...CO .1
iTiiifc If any of our riler-have : rittslmr-'h ' '"'.. '! Friday says : It if : jj.Je to travel our roa.i" nt present witli a
.. ... T. . I. I . I!, i.'........! ,l..l ll...r,, n-ii i ... ... - .. ;....... M...U
rei-.-ip;.s i..r tiiiiineru. litruiiv iiie.u- o.iri.i-.i n.-m 1. ....... w... v . ..... tt.am au.i tne siijierv inns initio, ju.i - vn
!:.ir-. powir;--, etc.. that tl.i V ii.-ir-1 no eicc:;..;. of ..iVic. r
. , ,1 ti..v mill tlo well to ; railr.ci 1 a! the iimilr.
. . . 1 ...1 .1.. Ii-,, , ..i-t -I'.l M:il 11 i last v.... k. it hciii:: iivUsl to keep ilie
.1 ,.,,-toWti. Ills sloe wo, .iru-. oye ... , ,11,ll,eroa.i. j Amck PuvE.T!l(( best
,,c .as .nly fr.si. l. Vre an-I thmul.t ,ieoes-irv A,. . I. f .r u (Uy ,,,. ,);i.k,y,cut dl)W , frCu Brlw rlrt.
-- t,,,,i.Ke, ll aim .;,.l. a.- i ' " , a t,,..i,.e f, hi- ham ami .m, cattle were j.,. FeVer Sores. Tetter. Ch,,,(I
s'. n.. rs. ..1..1 lie kt.ow- t..t liicvvav : ,--'- . . 1- " .taii.linn close tv. The trve lell m tiie
i..s ie l.v :iirK Mrietly 1 urv ::... at j over .M'."0 .. Anions the elecUd wcr. ; from whK-b ,'t was
.V, r.tin-s. Ih.ti't f..-. t ti e name j Wm. A. Vatiilcrhilt, Mr. Twomhly. a on. ' a valuable heifer for
...... II V.mi.if.r.;!l mat., a 'i I- ' "
n..nT I ll ITTiTa IT i. U 11 1 J IKi I H. ' 1 - '... r- . , .-
c. .!...fi'1-'"" " - , ... -t.... t?..,i,.t,li,mn of Broth. '.i-. . v.... i. I. 1.-f V T!, .v.l ; neun, iec .1 who was one 01 me r.xev mors ot jc-
,..,, .... !... . .... , , r,..,r,..,.r.t . . !,., hnir Sj-' - '" ,..iiifi. '
lec-.ic.i to keen .ne .,,,, m ,(.,, nil,i taliortti hovchnir mnd , lieretolore u.-kea in i-ouier-ei.
'.-er.
! ri'ssr:f;'
Notic Is herct y iriven to all persons concerned i
ns legatees, crediiors. or otherwise, that the lid- !
towioir accounts hvo passed rcirister, and that !
the fame will te presented tor contirumtion and.
allowance nt an Orphans' (.'curt to beheld at Som
eriet Feh. 2j. ls-d: '
1. First and nnal account of Adam Imgrund, j
Adniinistrator ol Henry Suhrie, dee'd.
Hands. Chilhlaino, Corns, and all .Skin I nal acconut of Ji.nath an Kh.-ads, !
Administrator of Jacob Hradnrum, dec d.
Krnptions, anil jxisitively cures riles, or no j 3. yiTrt anil nII0 R.?count of Kmanusl IJovt-r, Jr. '
pay require,!. It is guarantee.! to p.ve per- , --u h
left satisfaction or money reiuiiueo- i rice pna .oeore Keira, Annunistrators ol Silas u.
By amount of interest paid on borrow
ed money t
' bonewed monev paid-..
tor election expenses....
,' " Corn's clerk at settle
ment " " . For iox and wildcat
" scalps
" " lorluel
money refunded
Airiculturul society....
,' " F'..r matting lor Court
House
" " lor new stable at
jsil :.4 oo
a.' ii
8 0-1
648 a
1J.I 41 .
::it
, Mi-t; iwi-n. mil-
lerejis.
ersvaliev nouiiuateil the followinR ticket :
Tn.li-P f Flection IJeiiiamin F. Kavnian :
i - -
. ' . .11 x- 1 . ..1.1..
Mr. K.uivii Woy. who live!- ju-t heyoml , Inspector, jienry ji. o... r ,
.... r .. . i. i. n.i .. iVnu Kni-niii.r Assessor. Sol. J. I.:ttner :
Sriit!.-. J ertumery-; . Coihorn Fru'.av moniir.jr
At this season ; . , . ... ... ,,.pull sotiieivh
in his barsi, anJ as.esl that the Hurgesai
' ' . oi.ntv that 1 have Is i;t-i a tnW
- at .'-' Muin fiml Jol.t.stown,
v 1 Wi.ll'l.l !c t.Iei-eil In see till til.
k i ..n-. Ms of J'tirc Irii)., 'heiiii. nl-.
i,:es, Jiy
1 :. v ..nis jr. tierll
i itiitioti to the ii sttrauer-
i-I .iv I aris .nen, I'tire I owlerel , ,.. ou, to n-niove hitu. Officer
l .;;.1.s.re. r.r-ian l-e. t l'owder, . . .anie.l bv M-veral other men. ' Treasure
j im 20.
The Thilailelphia ".cm lias this to fay f
conDtry newfpapeni
mis Kelm, dec'd.and John W. Lieachy, sarvlvinK ';
Executor of said dee'd. I
4. First aerount of Michael SIe Jr.,and M. IL
Si;. Administrators at Henrv Sipe. dee'd.
. Thlnl acci-unt of Vr. V. M. Bucchly Execu-
So lone as the inland tor of Daniel Bucchly. dee'd. J
r i . . . i r iiT.ii .... I
r iu;ii at uiiv .'i ,-:uiiiici .uuicrt EurvivuiK !
.r write for' , . ...... i t,,,.. ,.... mil co:ne to tie toils next iucmiuv ami, --- - -- - .7-.: .-
ii.ev i-nin-i ine imvio "
! ii in insl of uti thine in the)
' i.it mul Nf 1:1c
A l inquiries iitx-.-luily anwere.l.
t i.'Ab. ;i:ii:rnn ! , f ihey went to work sinjrle natnu.
2-l yi a in tre t.
s iv : ShiHil liir-rtir. Jonat; an J. liioutn, J. J. ; - : r.xccue.i 01 j-.-ier lerk.iey. uec u. 1
' - - . . . . ... i..ii.;i!,.1iinmin merit ami receive th inn- 8. F irst and final account of Marshall Kilemao.
ere Erant: Supervisors, J. J. voivinan, joei , Administrator ot .Iceph Hllemau. d.c'd.
send llerklev, Samuel H. tiratir ; .lumtor, 11. r. r" " , ''r-''" "7.V- """'!
o ! : Coleman ; Tviwn Clerk. ObaJlah Kncf-per ; ed and neevl not fear its city eontemp-rary. ; Ad-
.... I 4'1M ..! .. ... , I, . 1 ...... i n,.rm a ... I cel. ....... u n 1 . : . . . . . I -1 . . .., . V. ...... t , . !
r lolin vfi'VerS llie ttl'ket 19 a iv ft " i" i .ivjm..'. . ... " ' uiiii..i.i.q iliiu iiur.cu vi ins cn.li; ul juscj.il
ItlllVIH, HIT U.
Tub ltiKprrET will, within the next few
months, put.llsh stories by Wm. U, Howels, au
thor ol '-'1 heir Weddina; Journey" "A Modern In
stance," lie. : W. It. Norris, author of "Mntnaio-
Suoo wi 1 ny, ' -IVo ew Thlnj, kc : t. Jiarlon crawioru,
141 1 . author ot " .Mr. Isaacs, ' "Dr. ciaauiui. ae. ; j.
s., ot Dale, author ol "tiuernuaie. ic is also
nei(ototlnn with otherdistlna;uished story writers
ol t-ntclami and America, who.e name it does not
yet feel at libertv to make public.
In civil and ix.liticul atlairs The Isdx.fxm.kst
19 in) contends for sound Ideas and principles. It iie-
loo 00 I neves in the reform ot the civil service, and tar I a,
: in the purification of politics, and maintains those
I 8 10 I principle! which the higheH ethics and best tn
I iellirence require.
The lM.Ki'E.i.t!5T his 22 distinct departments.
plan for stable.. 10 no 104 00 1 32 pases in all.
holding: aitteala : j
Assessor '. 27 o TERMS TO S riiSCMIlEHS.
Shatter salary.. t 00
nit.r -1 I One subscription one year
."SeTTrk " .urn I For six months
. ,.m s clerk. . . . . C4 00 ,. ,h h,
e.Ve.r h 1 si- M "e ""rlptioo two years
- fier.!Zur;nc-i.::..:f.2 IS ; "ription Je.ra.
" suppoof poor boase laido 77 i
" miscelliineous 3 74
" redemption monev pd out loS 05 . . ... . ., .
Treat, com. ou j46joO.S742!pr. ' We otl. r a month s subscription, as a "Trial
Cent .......... ........... 11191 Ol i F. w w.wvw w-u iraiu.iv 'J ymv
.04 t)2 aKe siamps, raymcni oi y.iu in auuitionwui so-
Z cure the balance of a teir'i subecrlution.
47 &16 to , Seed postal card lor free specimen cupy, and
- i in.lo i.ir vi.nm.lf A.l.lr.a
FISHER'S E00K STORE
SOMERSET. RV.
Cha. H. Fisher, W h.i'csile and Ketail Dealer anl .Til ber InS-'h l ItuuK. Sehoil Supplies an'l
Novels, Daily Paiiers. and General Peri. ileal Litcntaie, Sheet Music and Orxan Instructors. Sun.
dav school and Day scli.x.l K. ward t'ar.Js. A Laricc and Cotnphte Stoi-k of. Blank Books. Leal
Blanks and Marriaxe Certi.T. ates. Fine AU u:ns, l ursesan.l ISo rapers.
SCHOOL TEACHERS' HEADQUARTERS!
K - JVT-A.Z Jl. ORDERS SOLICITED.
44 TRIAL Tliir."
balance due county
.f3 00
,. I 00
. 0 75
. 5 00
.10 00
.1.. .... tVl..... limn
mi'iit out to mvesiiLlue tut maun. i u.-n f
e barn they heard
.... i 1. 1 . .:..l. ..
ooiiL-h, the -oun l coining from the centre ot vote tne wooii: ..v.
without scratching a
XOW AND TMEX.
rn n Mrt. w titi,.irt Ant knt ftitTemnt. srihrre.
worhl does a-.it turns round takes both."
to remove the straw, and after removing mx Vrav Kt:w ek rit.K ItKoovrRtr Mr. tleo.
i-ir-a-l i-eoniitif and eNeryhtsly i-; or seven feet from tlietl ofthepiie, Uiey y willniinR .of Mancliister. Mich., My wife
r '" il.t-C ami lOcent eounters to buy j came tis.n an aged colored man, lying in a ua, -.u ai,0;.t helpless f.r five years, so
' '- !liotiand and one extmonlina-1 most pitiahie condition. He was .so weak that she r-jtil l not turn over in bed
- i;. a-ii-U-i tiiore ilLsjilayel for (.ale : and exhauste.l that he could Hot luove. and a,JI)e. -.he utved two Battle of Klectric15it--'
.'inter- you can find a!ino-t any. ; could M-ar.-ely peak. A maj;on mas l,r,v 1 urSi jm;! is so much improved, that she is
' ', m-i.i.1 t n. . ure.h iti w hii h he was taken to the lMir . ...i . ... ,t,. .Ti,wn work."
..... . .1 . ........ .1 : s . . . I f n.rtls ...linp.i.l t.rt
."- t.evv sto. k has Us-n boti-ht and ; house. It win that he had Keen at tne . ric I'.ittrrs will do all that 1 claimed "K " - v... .-, ..... ...... ....
... 1 7 1 Zi . . I. o I.a ,- i t ' - rv.
i one. and wc hope everj i.epuuneaii ' -- 11. i irst an 1 final account nt H. w Bacr, txecu-. of January, A. V. 184. and did audit, admst and
t..iumo.inTi, iicr-. settle tne account oi jonn tt. weimer. Cf.p.
12 First and btial account of Sll A. Walker Traasnrer of tli I'.-nnlv of Somerset, with the
nd Giilian A. Walker, administrators of Abra- i i 'unntr fnr ih. n.,ri.t n.i ih.t n.. .imni
The reader who wants to know what the : am a. Walker, dee d. recorded above Is correct, and that we find a bal-
13. first and nnal aceoani oi ll-nry ijelsel, Ad- ancedue the County from the said l ounly Treaa
I ministratur of Catharine Ueifel, dee'd. j orer ol thres faundrad and four dollars and sixty-
m m wo cents.
. , . "ni .i t c I Becorder's Omit, I A. A. STI.TZM A JC In witness whereof w have hereunto aet oar
Seventy five cents will buy the I erfection Jan y 30, Keglster. hands and seals this day of January, A. II.,
while Shirt, made of good Muslin and three- , " johvp BHnana it!1
ply linen boson, at, j T7XECUT0KS' NOTICE. j isitAEtStkloK. lit 5.1
Mrs. A. E. rhl's. I JAMtSM. MfcYfcKS (LS.)
- titate of Laiarus Hochstetler, dee d late of Jeff-! A P?, .r, . . ) t;o,,Et' A-llu".
The Ruffulo I.inie Cowjtany it now Fell- erson township, Somerset Countj. Pa. j Feb i 'M Clerk S
We, the undersigned Auditors of Somerset
Cunty, do hereby certify that in pursaance ofthe ' rrfw TK vk n T wr --r r -k vv m
47th Section ofthe Act, enUjled an Act ralatiiia; j C Jl JS JJXjM. Jll2t JJHil J. m
to Counties, Townships, &c , passed the lath day , 7
of April, A. D. Iii. we metal theOounnissioners'' ! v, - Rmilm v.. Yurb
tlthce. In the Borouich ol Somerset, on the 7th day J ' "ro-'wy- "w lurg-
Letter testamentary oa the above estate !
NOTICK.
DRY GOODS AT COST!
Ve will offer from now until April 1st all Dry Goods at Cot. CIico9,
from 3c. up; IVst Imligo Blue Prints, So.; Fruit of the Loom Muslin, lie.;
Ginohams, 5c. per yard, lileatrh-il and I'nbleached Muslin at Trie.
Never Before Heard of! Toweling at Ar. per yard. Dress (lootiii. Flan
nel, White Goods, &c . at Atonishino; Loy Trices ! This is no Huruhug,
but we have nil goods at Prices Advertised. We will Guarantee a
."raving of from Five to Ten Dollars on every Twenty-five Dollars' Worth
f Goods Bought from us between this and April 1st.
BAER'S BLOCK, SOMERSET, PA.
My wife, Sarah, having left my bed and board
without tust irovucation. the oahltc is berebv
cautioned not 10 trustor harl-or herea my account j
aa 1 win not be responsible lor any uenu 01 tier
contracting.
DANIEL SECriLER.
Iebl24t. Tarkeylout, Ba.
'! ti. ,11. .;-...!.... 1 r . . .ri,,.,.- hef, .re ai:d luft iutt one week ii,,n.iruu f t.tiiinmiala attest tbe car" at their works.
f-'.J . .mi JC.liU-.l IOI 1 . hit uiriii. . . .... v - - i,,.-i,. r 1. T
lu:.r.. ,H.ople. country Dc pi. , ! fmm the .lay be u dL-covercJ in M r. Woy n ,-irjr pr, curative i-oaera. Only fifty cts. J 'iam Mason. Garrett. I a.
" l-'lle. rotne and look at the bi bur- barn. It is evident that be bad crawled into ... t c N- rMtV. n . TTf .. ,5
" ' .1..... marvelous canter, l'icr the barn that rame nipht, where be had ' U " j" 1 r"' U
'..1 Utter, .-.-.Is that, ev.r. Cook A lain for a fall week without food orj Fine White Clover Honey at A. II. Fcnier to 50 cent for the best M Stock.
iJ. ! IKKlllbLL
JXECLTORTS NOTICE.
Estate of John P. Orady, late or Jenner Twp.,
Somerset Co Pa., deed.
Letters testamentary on the above estate having . Brackets, Odd-siied work. lie.
been fr ranted to tne anderstamea "7 'ne proper
Jrn;:z- maeshili & iinun
towkTpb,.. Maiinfictnren! aad Dealers,
K,.r see .i. stnrt. Wh.l.aler and Retailers
Lumber
AND
EUILEIN3 LIATEHIALS,
Hani M Soft IccSs.
J. W WEAKLAND.
llr.in. li Olli.- uo.l Var.1
Al
Somerset, Pa.,
Op. S iC. R. R. STATlOt
OAK. POPLAR. SlOl.S'iS. iiaais.
ASH. kvjIMT, VLCORISO. SISH.
CHLRlir. YtLLOA PISE, SHISLLhS, i'""';
CHESTSLT. WHITE PISE. LATH, BLISUS,
A General Line or all itrade. ef Lumber ani Bulldta Material, an-I RooT e,,Ji'".?i?;
AUo. ea Tiwrnlsn anythina; ia the line of oar fVilaeat to order wuh reascaabie praaipu- sach aa
M6VLDISGX
STAIR RAILS,
BALL W t R .V.
SLWLL POSTS
Fornnlora wrrini nanna oeen urn mm to tne nnaersncnea ny tne
i-ororiiers, wr.teto. ,nlhHii noiictt is hrn.1.1 iren to all
- . . .1-. .1 .. . . . , iham ....hi.., . m I r, ikl. . .Ill iifMMit thm ftnlv kdi hentic&t ad fur aettta.
tlemnt on Saturday. February 1, 18S3, at th ot world. All. of either sex. succeed from first hour. 1 settlement on Wednesday, February 14, at
i.mi.er mnlhoriiT notice i herebv Kiven to all a f"M taw Send 6 cent .oroost- authority, notice is hereby riven to ail pe
persons indebted to said estate to make imme.il- J 4 IW i X d ace and receive free a indented to said ujx to make Immed late pay-
I ate payment, and those bavin claims attains tbe ! costly box ot uoua, xlil. h will help you to ui'-re nieut, and those having claims ajalnM toe same j
1 lice 01 toe executor, in ,.cw icuiie. 11 ie.
A A HON WILI
Si Bro.'s.
dce.i'j
Executor.
Ttif. hrrrt frail til fnrtiinft nti.nl helnre thft work. I tl.e residence ofthe Executor.
era, absoiatelr nore. At once address, TBra at' DAVID RUM EL,
Co.,Auuita,"Malne. jana. jaolt. Executor.
elias cusrisriisrGHA,
Manager, Somerset Branch.
Offices and Yard OpposiSe S. & C. R. R. Station, Somerae Pa
-anj oc.-nt rotint.Ts
drink