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',,1 JOlllCIoCl l l j jtiely tst of Pomrrset S.i'nr.Uy rvcniiit;,
1XV K. KT1X, Iliti.r.
; iloini; pout ilam:ir to the ti.s.
I ly. Jacob Smith, if tin' I"vari.'t'lka! As- .
I
; it is that a ram iti Australia n-ecnt-
iy ah f.ir $i7,0 0. This will current
, for a g 1 i cj! ium li-re, where rami arc
i not ra; i-.l iitide !
. iatimj immerse! seven converts
i s.ivai'i hel-iw town on Satifil.iy !.tvt.
in the !
. W'.W. 1 'iir'.i hi tnativ fiirmis in
' Soil, t t -miii y ;I! In ' l' ha:u of
t'i.', n- 1 'i ; j; ;; j A of the CUtioii CtJhttiatc
; l:i-:i:u!v. v:tn.t: 'i at Kitii r-bmv;. Oiarion
; t'ouMy I'a Wcii; the I'ull'iwini; frvini the
.'lario:i f ,,.,-,. r:it It will l.e a matter for
lr. .1. M. 1. mti.er left Tuo'.;iy nuirtiitii: ' n joii in;; to li.e f:ii :i!-s of this institution to
tor Tyrone, toHlu-tnl u meet! in; of llic I'is- i learn of its almost )he:umeiial success. As
I tra-t Kclei'tie Mi',li. :il A-'viatioii. of which ; airvaly announce.! sixty pupils were present
It wv.ild appear th-ii "the t.nnith .( ru-V
iI.m'sii t improve the fragrance of the ll.tiira-rian-'
breath or the inhir ot the diamond.
i he is rn'sjili-nt.
i 1 yi.1 1
. .... j line - m m
Mt'A - - I Tl I .r.i i. ;.. i .i , l. ,
(N ( ,,i my 'ovvitii r -I oliow- j )nf, j,.,t ,,,,t, j,;, 1H;:, mniMiaiy
larp In that time the 7W'mi- jmhlishe l
ohituarv notices.
puhliean
..... mm.hers of the l. I
, . :;;iiiiitec for the eiisiiinjr year:
. .1, rry Auu-line.
, , y- lohll Sarver.
l'Kiwk 1 -'unity.
.;...vu;U-y-l V. Miller.
. .l lL-i: -atinielC Mishlrr.
l.or-'iif-'Ii Thomas Kyler.
N A 11. l.owry.
v A.J. Stoiier.
.. ,.; -;;vid Hardner.
, !'.". NeiT.
....wn I. roii;jh Ja.-ob Ku!z.
, .Jacob S. Heal.
I i.rkcyfoot H. H- 1:u1'
;:,'e i;or.m-h- K. M. l.iehty.
... rei-k Jacob lle hler.
I No. 1 A. J. Sterner.
. . v ,. -2 AW. Markle.
..,..!, .re r.oroiifth-John tieorje.
i liieT. orotih M. II. Hart?.-1.
:it the t'per .1:1, seventy-seven are tiow en
roile I, (only a very Miiai! proportion licin;;
i'l t!-.e pilmty classes. 1
The Jimi: .1; department, under the uhle
l'.ianau'emeiit of Miss Harper, is progressing
hi von 1 a'! anticipations. Seventeen jmpils
The following Somerset.-!- are in attt'tj- ' taking !e.-s..:is in instrtif.Kntal music, a!!
dance at tiie Kepubiican National Convt 11- j hut one 1 y the cel. hru'.ed Ilobhins' system,
tiou at Chicago this week. A. ('. l'avis. j which, by the way. see ms to he f ully wha
S. 1'. Trent, S. F. I'icking and Kd. Scull. - ( it is claimed to be. I
- I For tiie further a. (vantage of ttie students
Car.ls are out f t the marriage of Mi.-s : in thi-. t!.-part:ient c.-pit ially, the l'rincipal
Ma-gie N.pe, of tins horollgli. an.l .Mr. Kmry j ,a .Uir.g the p;t.-t week placH in the mu-
J-. i arilen, oi Joliiistuwn. 1 uc ccremui;y
wiil take )'lace at the Mc'l.oilist t'iiurcli
Tuesday evenli.g May ", 11.
Mr. (ieo. t '. hichty. informs us that he has
just received an in itatiuti saying that Mr.
j Jtarrv I.. Meyers, son of Fiiianc.el J. Mcy
! its, Ks,.t of rhiladc'i'hia. will be Hiarri' ii
Thursday evening, June .V.'i. to Mis Ilattle
VI. SlieUl n, of M.llidgcvi.le. lil.
si room, in ad.litieti to the pixnl organs al
ready there, a tine seven hundred dollar
piano. It is an upright made by C. V. l'ease
,V ( N. V., and purchased of C Hamilton,
l'ittsburgh. It is said lobe an excellent in-str.imci.t.
VI
irhaugh.
, .11- s. r. r.
avid J. Cerkey.
t..l,,!in 11. .inline: 111.1:1.
1. V. Ii over,
i.. . 1 i 1'.. Wagner.
l:.,r...u--h-'m. M. Ho. hMeti.-i
... 1 -.1. J. Foe.
No. Cyrus Shaver.
pt..n M. I-. Tauber.
, 'K- John M. Y oiler.
, u l;rough-K lward Fender.
1 is tl. Horn.
,.: k. ! . Freeman Yo.mkin.
t .!iL-h Fr. W. S. Kulilman.
,.v F.Ton-'h Mi. ha.-l Long.
, v 1 J. 11. Si 1 TT.
, arc. 1 Chairman.
l a. kit-, a: C. N.li .vd's.
.. .l. w.i.r wiil enclave you
Stvtk Tcai iii:us. llxtensiye jirvp ar.itiona
are b' in: 111:1. ie firthe annual meetilii; of
the rta'' T-a. hers Association, which will
A tirst-t la-s ba-hcr shop. 1 erything new ; he hi l l at Meadville on July Sth, !';h and
throughout ha been lilted up in the have- U:h. Tin re will be four hundred teachers,
luent of the Cla le House, ami put in charge j and lea-ling educators of the State in at
of 1'rof. F.en Stewart a'nl Mr. Mai t t'alla- I tendance. There will b t wo sessions daily,
ban. Loth cpcricn. 1 t .:...-iai artists. U - j with ie.-. ir-s by prominent ehi ators each
ev.iiin.'. A n ex. nr-iou loCoinnaut I-axe
l.a b -i ;i ratige.l. ati 1 rates have been se
cured on the X. Y., I'.. and. road for a
' rij ii Cli.iuta'.ioiia lake, An excursion
I will a' !. Mketi t. Cleveland, with a ride
m.-mber the place and cive tii.m a call.
. . i r yalu.-d -..rr. p md.
Thin" is su'leritig with a le!
Iiatel whi. h pri-venis hiss,
oi'his district. but newili wa
it does not prevel.t hil.i l'r
his hat f..r the nominee oft
ven'i in.
at 'N'ow and
0:1 0:1 his Tl-tht
i;.i:n the Hews
:er a ni. kie that
m throwing i.p
. C'.iicaco con-
The Craiid Jury in their report
C cart at the Mav term, sav : atnoti
things : "We iliid the t-m:ity alms li.e.is
tirt class condition in every respect, and:.
gf-aiilled to :iy that tin re is 1:0 iiect-it
s'.c.tge;iiig any ctiat.g.-s or iinpMveiiiet
at-.v of its tlri-artiiieti?s.''
the
.! her
011 I.a'te ll.-.e. C:t Wednesday eveninjr,
July !th. a grand reception will he tendered
the lafiiih.'rs of the a-s "ciation by the citi
. n of McadviMe, at Library Hall. This
will he an elaborate atl'air. including a ban-
Memorial Day was observed in Somerset
after the u.-ual manner, the services hcing
conducted by K. V. Cummins Post 210 (1.
A. tt. The proctssion formed in front of the
Court House at 10 a.m., and proceeded to
tiie cemetery in the following order :
Somerset orn. t Hand.
Children of the various Sunday Si.bool?,
carry in j; flowers.
U. J'. ( .iinmins Tost, O. A. K, caroing
llowers and evergreens
At the cemetery, where a large concourse
of citizens had gathered, the sad exercise-!
of the G. A. R. were gone through with,
and after the frrave of the Nation's dead
were decorated, Comrade James) I.. Fugli.
of the home Post, delivered a short but most
eloquent address. Mr. Piigh spoke as fol
lows :
Vmraifs, mid Ftlloir-ciUeiv : We meet
again to-day ,-on this, the sixteenth anniver
sary of our Memorial day to jierform the
sad duty we owe to our fallen comrades,
t J strew the graves of our .lead brethren
nitb. (lowers and wreaths. This is a sacred
duty which the living owe to the dead. It
has been the custom among all nations, at
all times, to perpetuate the memory of its
fallen heroes by keeping their graves greeu.
The ancients placed a sprig of acacia, or
evergreen upon the graves of the worthy
dead, to mark their last resting place. The
.Fnied, that sublime old poem, makes Au
chices say as he mourns over the grave of
Home's last hope :
(jiye me lilies brought in heaping handfuls.
Let me scatter here dark purple ilowers ;
These offerings at least to my descendant's
shades I fain would pay,
Though now, alas, an unavailing rite.
Th modern custom of decorating the
graves of our fallen soldiers, is said to have
OoNFi.rENt e Items.
Two big frosts, one on Thursday, and the
other 011 Friday morning. No damage was
done to the fruit and grain crop, but the
young and tender Tines were mostly killed.
Another ) Memorial l'ay is past an.l the
graves of the soldiers who sleep in the va
rious ceiiitteries have been decorated, with
the flowers of spring by surviving com rails
and friends. P.oss Kush post, No. 3GI, Ursi-
na, done nobly in honoring the memory of
A full line of dress goods, consisting ofalLoti
tl,A now i,..1m r .K c. . I 1
. "v ,,- o...un VI 11,41 i tenuity, ill iiuico
and plain colors, ottomans in plains and
fancies. Colored cashmeres, all the new
shades". Plaids and brocades from ccnlsto
2" cents.
I'ASKER .fc P.IKKF.R.
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cause of human freedom and national unity.
Jersey cemetery, about two miles distant
from I rsina is the oldest cemetery in the
county, and contains the remains of a large
number of soldiers. Here the principle
public ceremonies took place, S. A. Will
Post No. 3, Pittsburgh delivered the oration
in a masterly manner. The attendance was
unusually large.
June 2, lss4. X.
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Notice. All irsons are hereby notified .a
i ACTtlt
not to trespass on the lands of the under-j 4co
signed in Allegheny township, Somerset , jj
I
the brave men who risked their lives for the "7- , . . '"''-"'" """"
n-soiu, guijieruig oerriesi, or ior any timer
purjiose whatever.
John Sarvei:,
Simos Krissn..kr.
The day of fasting and prayer appointed
by the Women's Christian Temjierance
Fnion was observed at Ursiua during the
day, and here in Confluence in the eveuing.
The Union assembled at 2 o'clock in the
Lutheran church Good speeches were
made by Key. N. B. Tannehill, Israel AVcl
tley, and S. Tissue. In the evening a largo
audience assembled in the M. E, Church.
The services were opened by Mrs. W. Ii.
Mountain, the President of the Union here.
Lewis lirossman was the first speaker, who
was listened to with close attention. Rev.
I). Flannigau, of the West Virginia Confer
ence, was called for, and made a telling
speech on the evilsof intemperance, and the
duties of church members. (. G. (iroff
made some good remarks on the license
luestion, and thought the best thi up- to do
was to enforce the. law. The last speech
ori-'iteooil fY.tni leffml if the .lark aces.
that a sirl stood by her lover in defense t,fU ma W by llev. A. '. Black, which all
her hamlet, and when he was slain, she j
........... ...:,i. ...,rl...,,W i. .!.k lr
la.i.c , , , . , c.rii.ii 1 l 1 ..i, ... 1..... . " j
his grave ; one night w hile erformiiig this
Observkr.
Confli ence, Pa., June 3, 184.
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duty she died and was buried by his side,
and the word " Liberty " was inscribed on
her tombstone. It will he seen from tlii,
that the duty we are about to perform is
closely connected w ith a word that is dear
Northwestern orchestra, ot 1-j to every true American, especially the sol-s-tpply
the music. (iit.ri amciyt Liberty! It (ills the heart
"" and mind at once with a love of country and
fo"
in
-Tiie good I
1
Potatoes for salcnt Kc'i.erA j
Fr. 1 Jiul'out.
l.novvn
i a.
iv for use.
t.indar.i prints at '
mvan.l Flack silk
Id bv
nits at
.1 P..
I . it; 1 i.s. met .i.-al.i 1'. a ti.c
1
1 11. T lit the Ahegbeny t'iiui. 1
j A blast was tired an i W-ing
! (iii.'olit went to :nati
i had bar. 'v re:., he! 1!
1 many ..!
orrih.e u
:i Fri.lav
.' illg si.C.V t l gO
in e.t:::itia:i .n.
s wl.eu thee
n ... -curr
-l :
.rally tearing him to pieo-
A frame-work for a large ha:
011 the farm of Mr. Jo-ei'h h:
:i was raised
iik. in '.-r:c-
: a 1 s . I
: w bite shirt for cents, at J. ; .11;l.:f.;, towi.hip. last T.:e-lay. A lar.
, a ' I numher of Mr. S!.a:.k' !:.-giih-.r- an 1
.. . t ba l es' .l. rses, . -ry .heap. ; fiiea. Is were pn-Mist r.u-l a- -o-d in the
: .v Parker's. rai-ing. The arel.irvcts ati.l builder. ar-
1 . 1 1,. 1 ..ie-r :i. . I ;,.-! r a 0 , i.ah. 1
;..-. ta. -1- and 1-. loa-s.-, 1
, . J.-w. -,iv Store. 1 1 !
u- ll VV , 1
" ' A ,'c live ''.;: !.; ::!. t !.-av - !"- ': ( itn-.-.i-iied t l...
, , , led P. . Far: let t a.' ..am ,.a;;.0 ,,i a d.-stni.tive lire at re:d.-:i..-e of : ti:a.;.-f..r t'.i-......ei.-ti.
S.iver as- tor lourteeii dol- j j;.,.y iaT,,tu V.- Main s--ee'. i , J , M V 1 .,v'
i M I'.w. s. j 'I h-ir-lay i::..-:.iig ht-t. h-i I i not l-eti f-T ' :;1 t. ,...,.,..,( ,.,-,,
'a i:, ' i.t-.-n .tu!.rs. hawl. : it t::n. iy dS.-.w-y a:, i ti.e .f alsl ,,.. ;., ;,.,,Vi , , t!. .1
, ,at: cof the .,e;..h'....-s. Ah..;: .c.e-h..:; of (.v ; , ,; ,..u. ,
1M:ki:s A Pa!:k n:'. j ti.e ro ! was l:rned and I !:;: ;rr story ot w,1(,.t. ,...ritll)iV
: -aiklcat .lame- ll-.l-h lhanin'- j the hoi:.-.' kc'ly . :a:. .0: -.ng a 1 of ,,..ct.. .; -lu
... !r.:, I. al::,on and l.ahra.ior ller-jve-.:!l,i::ii:.,l .1.!.::,:; jwl:., l.-ig t. t!
. ... ,;!,.!,. at. at Keli. r San.er's. n. ,t r lata! a-".t , crr-l ai th- r.-.er f.. re isa P..
.... .. .0 . , ... . . ,. 1 he it w i n marc
.. -v arc ami t ..as-ware a. ic i.aerel J!:.: ti.ntiei oil .i!'.:r-: . . .n irisn
. - .1. P.. Snydtr V: Co s. ; man . ngagi 1 in carrying water for a number . ' '"'N'. "'''!
, . ,,1' Fall's Health '..:-:-, Tarn-! of the workmen in the wet. r:i :! I ot the ; 1 ; '"
1 ., ,. 1 i'a vail -..r..-ts. at ' fitn-.e!. slipped the ed. f ti.e embank- ; '"
Pai.ki 1; A Fuiki.u's. , m. ir that caved in or. 1 ir.:rlay an i tel. to j w
V babels No. 1 red wheat ti..-fround '...-low. Htsirja, :.sav,;n:er:.:.l
hi vol 1 ay the high, st market , a' i fatal. v. ,':,ar,.-i
W. 11. Ph.. Tber- are s.-me y,iii; 1..1..- who v 11- r-: a: hei
1 a.. ...a 1., 1 1. . ,! o!i'.e:-.a.ie the j a', t tneiits (.; : low:: 1' :u . o 1 .ca-.:. ; r-.
.1 -n 1 1; o' .'igars .ind T..h:c c.i in the ; M.,t, ? th-oth.-r a d..r"'i o. 'i-e - .i.tr- ! of i-.ie.ai-r:
to b, found at Keller A Sai.ner s. i o,-the ;. etes! .-av of the seas -n wi'h. 'it . -p...k,.- w.tu 1111:
1 'eot hi-e curtains in en-am nd ! iioironi'-ir:? .r.-'rn;.t.-.Oi;n-, l.'i' if they wvr. j i'-i.e 'Abo
a -J i-p to M. ' una.i. laces by ; !tked t..w..ik for a:, hour, in lac gs.r len. i.i j l.ar.i-'.ips and t
c-at ; the col i 1 tiie 1;... ri.ic.g. tin y no.nd fi'ut at ' ha I .' -t bet tj
PAKkttR V PvKKF.r.'s. the m. i-e ment'on of it. 1 speak. At the
il ! ,111. ' A F-o., have just adb-dt-.' . . 1 11 'V' A' J' ' "
, ,. , ,, 1! as,:i. .::...! c e:n:y . e. -.o- l over an a - ;t ,,. , ; :,:
-t. k ..I iren- tine sho. - tla-II I , ,, . '
: lege.i s:'.vi r tind. 1 he story g.H- mat w :.i :. ; ,, af. r; -n w
. WaiiK.-i.tast. Idlgg-t.g a we'd 0:1 the lt.::ie.-,.r '.'arm. t.ear j i. .. . ; , ,:.,.
.v.trv.a'ls an.! ceilings with Ala . A-rx.,,,,;r;.,, . f a:.-..t 1" I .-triat,,!
Wh; 1...' track .-r r.:!. !!. ''' ..,., m.,.,;, ,-e wa f-tittd. It !... ,,. :..;.ry
1 1 N. F-.yii ; bet n :(saynl ar.d fo'.ini t-. . otfaoi live .i.i-; ,!:,;. there i.. ii
.. s. ... 1, e;t:ghains. bambrays in pink : t tl.e ton. which i- .;i!d. re 1 a-i ct- !,(,,. ;!;,.,,
.. . he k- to match, n.w Fr.-re h ,.,.;;,-., yield. Th- laa.e.a'- jr. p.. t t,...vns. j
. ,',,.u..t shirtings, at Law the weii d'-lVd t a grci'i r .lepih. ithr-i.:' .1
P.MiKl e. A Pvliki U s. J - " " . . . .
. , -ale in small s'lantith-s. Sibley's . t .'av... rsi.a ...0. a ' '. ; t:V ..rti' ij v. as in what
, . ... ,. V, .'hi ',.rt,: whi. I, you ee ad- iHm-.d:. 1 -I dr.-, -y ... t:.e h-a- at hisr.-s-
..... ..ther column. Thi- i a i-! id.-nee in ti.. o..r...igit. on r- . .y evening. .. ; ; , ,.
".. r-,.- la, before .1 e j May ,,. in ti,- Oh .ar .'!..- age -
- : .hM-f.,d .hi- is the corn f.r o,;r Ml- r r.t.c:. wa . ,-.y .... , y .. - I
. 1 1 " '! ;lt T- i ( ' . I , i.i. I I J : . t , I lilt'., 1
t . , , , . , -.v...,.,, ; v.n a. t ' I'll
, . H. . nv .km:. S':-,t. Pa.. ; 1-r g :'.:, ca".., , ,. c,-.,t ... ; .
. u hi,.:- a treat if you . 1.,. ot see tl.e ;-oi''i "1 r. ,..- : ,,y and ,ni-;. ....... Wl- ,
, K....m t ill of beautiful carpet. . ' ';1 -' ,;'" a " ' r ' , ...
. -t ..',... 1 i.r.sseis.e, . . ! :.. pi-tc Laurel II
; i r A ..' J rj, K II -. . -. . ! v. k ::.!- : - :a s n. . :-.-'
.: l-. i'ie lot ,.! , let. i s. with 1'rirge 1"!;,,, ?.. .,;!, F.-m.-v ivania r.hir .a 1, hi- ;.. .-, .a-. : a: i -r
: '., call'-.', s, ii.'iig.'. blae . .iii'' 1.1 I ti,'t.s exteii.iit.g ti . .in New I'.al: i. ore w-.st'i ,:, .1.-- . I'a
-, - tl'.re-t'v Mt. Healthy. i. ':.- M , 1 a .den, ir., : p.: - j :? . h , h;.e h...
; .. . M rt-. H:t-ack-. Ac it' idl the ha- the -ts::..n ::..m Mt. H.-aithy to th-; v. k at ti..- p a - :
.- ., t... ... n in the c::--p. t ro'tu of J. P.. j ti::::i"h On W.-':-t- lay of la-t we.-k Ids . . -t.-.-n ml. w .ere
: a' I"..--. ' workingmen. who w. -r- re. eivg.g fl.2- per t . la.v of the I...'. 1
... . . ..... .r v:... u,;,. : .In- .truck for high, r wag.-s. Tlo v remain- : --tan. - of nar: .- a irir. 1-. I
. a-- wi . r..-.i 00 or,- ,
hvt'N F.o,!. I ed out I'.ve days and then tun:.- i to work in .: t :.- t .::, 1 roj e :
.. h.ii!.l,l . v. . liar fa--e of aanat
: t tl -. WI.. 11 y..:i v. a'.t villi; , ,
J F s:, hr will tritn it fry.. :i free : lr;,.nd. M ike KHoa-. -nt y et'g.ig- ;
- 1 1 one of his li.r-r and r:r- to the c-.n-
1 '.a a-:'.:ie for Walls and Cei'.iin-. j tract or., lon. van A -hie! :-. On the f.r-t
. v . N. F yd i day iti the pit tl.e age I bea-' . xh'! :t. -I hat u ,-
Mt:-Ki-T-Ma:n Street .-We have svms a peculiar propensity. T:,.- mil:-;:.- MrJ
,,1 a large Fefrigtratoi to our Meat a Hungarian w.c.id c n- in -ight ,,, ..
,.- :. wlM. a'l meats .-an U-kepi r.-.' j " I'rar.k " would lav ic, k ! i- ea- and go
.'..,.:. M.:t,..n. IWef. Pork. Ac. kept . f-r him. and ti .th.t . c c,l 1 i. .1 I him. Ti.e
- ey.e band Otrdailv. Parties men r. fusing t 1 v.-o-k :th h a I.I'.l'. r- ....
. -r'.at can have it kept in the Fefrig-; i'-it.l.e ha It, he ... the -ta' -Ic ' ,,
wat..,vi. j ami exchanged f-rn:..re !i:cr-l y ati.m;.!. ,it. ,
"-' .ve. r.l-. 1 n. w It., k i-T saie. . r ; ,- t :. i fen
:. w.. willsellby thel:i:T..e.iortbo1:s-jt.u.; mv; n ,,;). ...k ..... ,,',,,.1, , f cave w..y a , i. a
.,- a . w p-i.-e. i t..:,. went out ..11 a strike Mou-hiv im.n:- ' - " " ' ' ''
Ko 1 1 1 is V 1 ... 1
' ii - Th. v return.-.' 1 0 the i.-.t in th- .if', r- r'" '"' '
.. , ... ....... .,.,! L: i . ikiiv h'lt ! .". , . .. .. . ' h t rv m , pc.c ;i ha 1 in
i no., 1 an-1 tr.e i 10 r-u.c.e :i.e . ::e r .a.-.-.r-
.. - w-,v rh.yc.tee. r g-:, the.-.-de-I ,.;ntrvm,.n ",- ;v th-r- - v.'al t':-
'- days.H.vr.ver i..d 'Piwi..,:i1(.v wereoni.r. i ..:1 l-v ti.e pit 1 . "! Wl,',T
! h.r- an 1 Notion Store of M.. M y;.- , . ,-. r;l ., j 1 1 , , .. wi . '""
- k. !..-r chd, .rs-e d -t .y " ; (...I;,;K.n. ,., pr;i;... ... .K..iv,. a , ,;:. ; . :. .-..an l-i
'.at ami l t-i. t. f-.-h from " x;.,,,,.,.... . M .v. c.v. c -'....': 1 - a- n - U e.
' ma-k.-s. ...mpe-ition in price- '!'1-, ,,,, .1,,' ;,;i!,k- with his righ- hand in ,,i :x ';' '- 7'- "
lp-k-'. recived a 1-1 t::..- br-ke il.-ee li-'h' "' '
. 3 x, o. 1. - . , ... . ... . . . .. he - o "... k I a
- s -. . .'..tu'n.'v. :.t 1 ..i .;- 1 i.ij!.... iiiifii n ::.-rt: w c . - -a ea e ; lie
' ;' ' 1. ever was a be't-r line of cloth- 1, ; a ;,o:ghb y.v.f fa tin iea.se. . 1 i:
-., - , ,1 -M f.,,1 ... .1 15 ! - - ...her-, aim
' rC - When ti . v say it i wool, it i-; M.-Ttly af'er tnidi.-.-l
N .n . ,-, li ..n to that. j cupants Mr. 1 rn:.:s
' . want . 1- w at.-h K- a:red call ..:: ,
. w J.-wt ., r a work warrar.te-1 Pa-r i
I'll' h:iion I'w At Uk-ina.
peoj.leof Fr-liia and vicinity ob-erved the
lay set apart for honoring; the sol. her dead
in a mo t fitting and appropriate manner.
At an early Iciir in the mottling citizens
from the Mirroumli'.ig country cotatiieticed
coining i..t" ihe town, an.l by half past
nine o i l . a. the time fixed for the proces
s: ci ... f -nu, the streets were litteraily
.-ro.v.l-- l with people. The pr.K-ession was
form 1 ia li...:l of the odd Fellows Hail,
. and was composed of the Koss liush Post,
;' . A. !1 . of I rs-.ua, .lei. Ration- from the
' ( 'ontlueti. c. Fr-ina:tnd Hiawatha, Addison,
dd Fellow F- "Ig.-s, and large numbers of
m- :i. w nn n an i children, t.u foot, horsw
. back ami in wagons an.l buggies, many of
tiie h.-ses and u hie'ej being decorated with
ita.-.-a'.iii e . r.-rct ti. u.e eW l."x:ngton
hra-.s I a-..d icaici the pro.-'Sciou, and in
.c::n:i with the lid. Alcott Band, of
and appropriate
dr. Noah Scott a.-t-e
Col. II. I. Yulv
e,.c!"a:is. The t.rv
. r-ey Church, about
,!:s'at:t from I'rsina,
dec rating thegravts
ere was . ,ne through
e custom observed
t . if : '..e Irand Army,
ie 1 t the beautiful
of the cemetery, when Col. K.
trounced S. A. Wiil, Fsip, of
he orator of the .'.ay. Mr. Will
front this county, and is a ct-
icv-at. His aih'.re--. of about
es in length, was listened to
attention and pleasure by his
. Mr. Wiil is a young; man
Appearance ami posess-
-.1 io lorit .ri.kl aiji.itv. lie
vh fe;ing, an.l as only a
h-i 1 sha.-ed th.- privations,
:;als ..t t'.i. -e whose firaves
sttewti with I'lowcrs. could
close of Mr. Wiil'- address
loom was called upon, and
. y r.marks. 1; wa- .ate in
:.c!i tiie procession mar. lied
town and .ii-i.anded It
that the crowd at the
..cre-i tally fifteen hun
.g pc.ple resent from ail
townships and neighboring
". c cgrem. mies were performed
;t p. a manner that showed
ni aiatigi and that the hearts of
;. s tunnel will ever
in liie hi-'.orv of
t he South Feniisvl-
incu me' their de:t:hs there
a la rriljle manner Two
ta :y wounded : n 1 several
K : '- tunnel is .iesign-
at a point about p.1
. ;i ti.e ii:.e of Wtst-
.untie-. Under a
r- ei and Kulm, of
. gang of "i lu. n at
.ft March. At the
a "i idcut occurred.
been cut into for a
feet a;-;ro.-e'h-
::d It aving a perjvn
1 feet. On Wediu-s-
got Co men were at work
large timbt rs. At about
... k in ti.e afternoon thi- w..rk had
. ..mph ted am! tin- :i:.-t:on for the Pm
,.s 'k un v.i.iu sii.iaenly the gang bo-s,
hu l'utly. 11 .tic. .1 a Movement in the
.-.tii .f e ir: h a'.Mive. H-gave aloud
; a-j'iii. ha:, ere it c ml 1 be b'.-e-led. the
-it : 1 t 1 m -at from ahove and rush
.: 1 :i -in c-. l. i n a'lt the carrier-. The
l.a i dr.. ,.; lt'ieirto.ls and lied, but
: . : : "! : 1 v.
im
pure patriotism. " Give me Liberty, or
give me death," were the brave words of an
old patriot,
Southampton Items.
Not having seen anything from this part
of the county recently in your paper, I send
you a few items, hoping they may interest
your'many readers.
Mr. 1'atiiel Troiitmim lost a valuable
horse last week.
The fruit crop in this vicinity will not be
very great, owing to late heavy frosts.
The two steam saw mills at this place
A new and full line of Summer goods at
the One Price Shoe Store of A. H. Ferner tt
Bro., including mens, womens and children
slippers, low and high cut shoes, made oyer
the different lasts.
A full line of white goods in plain, bro
cades and checks, with trimmings to match.
Hamburg edginjrs, laces, bed spreads, table
linens, napkins, towels, etc., at
Packer & Parker's.
. -
Ladies, we have made a specialty of black,
colored and summer silks and of black silk
warp cashmeres and of the 46 inch cash
meres, from 00 cents to $1.25.
Parker .t Parker.
Grass Seeds asdOats. In stock, another
shipment clover, timothy and German Mil
let, direct from Chicago. Also, car load
best western white oats for seed.
Cook A Bf.erits.
A full line of bleached and unbleached
muslins, .shirtings, pillowcases, muslins and
tick in I-, at
Parkf.b iv- Parker's.
We wish to buy a large number of calves
and will pay one dollar cash for each week
of the age of the calf.
A cm ax tt Harmony,
Somerset Pa..
Acres
jr.K.
0
4-0
3U0
400
400
'jsri
.
4110
JW
JtJ
400
til)
3-4
SO
130
Lot
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a
14
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114
Cole James 1 S2
Hunter MA 3 Ss
KrltnanMwj 3 SI
.1. .!!. W H
K.irlme J..hn I J .
knislr or Kohre J.wrph.... 4 33
J.fca A Hosteller 3 1-
Harwell Tun!
Hell William S4
Aleyeri Martin XI
.Tmlah Corey 1) 4 IW
File John vi
Keaehy A P 1 T
OEf.KW 1I.1.E TtvSMIK.
Jnhnsvn ThocoKs Jr. T, to
JutiDSoD Tl.oinas Sr. 1-" SI
JEKFEKSON' TOWNSHIP.
(tlbstia Jame 10 4'l
tialhraiih Mary 60
Kojpp Kmanaet 3 20
Orimth Kraneif an
A.tmini Barbara ('a) 2 7
JENNLR TOWNSHIP.
Mlsbler Thomas " a
Hiil.ley FreJerick. 4 1.4
Oliver WUIUia 6 v;
l'tillsun Kobert 4 T1)
-Volt Jobn 7 33
Whitmore Jcl i Ta
W Ulloujs Otonre 7
Pi.-klnic Hiinry S 'J M
Si Clair William 4 0s
Andrew! Oeorire 5 14
llaniin James ID 4.
L ABLuEK TOWNSHIP.
Bowman Samuel 27 to
lever Peter s nelrs a S4
Witt Joclah W 74
Shannon Michael 1 ss
Deal J. K. 43
ItUTinlnnliam ttWars 2 60
Buwman tt Ebersule. 17 VI
May William 14 M
Marks Wililam 3 0
LOWER TVRKETFOOT TOWNSHIP.
ine memories mar ga.ner aroun.. ui.s have ,,,,0,, worK for ,ie sllmniCr.
hour arc preunant with meaning, and full
, , . 1.1 T ie fanner, generally in this section have
of thought. Ihe ground we stand upon is . ... ,
. ... 1 . .1 11 ii finished p anting their corn and potatoes,
sacred ground. Sacred to these dead, sacred ! 1 0 '
'."-.piire Knienck attended court last week,
also to the living. It is a time for medita
tion and prayer, for memory and tears ; a
period when we can recall the hardships
and pleasure's of a soldier's life, the long
and says candidates were extremely nnnier-
Miss Laura F. Martz, who is teaching a
and dreary forced march, the dm of battle, select school at Kennell's Mills, is meeting
the mar ot musketry, the thunder of can
non, to hear the groans of the dying, to see
the mangled remains of the dea 1 falleu in
battle, these are scenes wmcli never can be ; (raii0 l,rj-k in that citv
with tlatteritig suet-ess.
Our apiarist, C. C Martz, paid Cumber
land a business visit last week. He reports
forgotten by the soldier.
Then, too, conies the enjoyments of camp
life, the vicissitudes thereto, the letters from
loved ones, these were real days of "Auid
Lang yne." It is an occasion when we
should remember that the cause for which
these soldiers died has not liccn in vain;
that it was not lost, and that it is for us, the
living, to bravely defend the principles for
which they gave their lives, and if net d- be
lay down our owu, that our country might
be free and independent. It would be a sad
page in the history of the Uepub'.ic, should
Only a few candidates have as yet made
their appearance in this township. Every
thing is very utii.-t, politically.
Mrs. laniel Troutinan, of near Wellers
hurg, who has been confined to her bed for
the pa-t I" .itr niotiths, is still in a critical
con.liti.in.
J. .1. Mart, Es.p, the boss carpenter of this
place, is kept very busy in the line of hi
trade, and is also doing a line business with
his saw liii.i.
Contractor J. H. Mart, has employed from
it ever be written that America forgot her j 9ix to eight liandson Savage mountain, who
defenders, either dead or living, a page it is ! have already peeled about one hundred
to be hoped that wiil never be written, cords of bark.
Si.e.l- Itwi.irv who hm 1 ilV victors? i TRt'Tlt.
1'nroll thv long annals and say,
Are they those whom the world call the
victors,
Who won the success of a day "
The Martyrs or Neto '.' The Spartans
Who fell at Thermo. v la 's tryst,
Or the Persians and Xerxes? His Judges,
! Or Socrates? Pilate or Christ ?''
To keep green the memory of the dead, to
dry the widow's tears, tt) hear the orphan's
prayer, and to reward all the living tor a
noble work well done, is a solemn duty
which this government can never neglect or
refuse. Hie saddest part of our ceremony
remains yet to be done. There were thousand-
of brave men who fell in the terrible
For a good amcrican watch, call on W.
Wood, Baer Block.
II.
Gas Machine eor Sale or Kxciianok. I
have a Firt-class Gas Machine which I wiil
sell at one-half cost price, or will exchange
for a horse. The machine is made entirely
of brass and iron, and is without a doubt
one of the finest machines made. It will
supply from one to thirty-live burners,
making the gas as it is consumed. It is au
tomatic, and does not require any more at
tention than an ordinary lamp, and manu
factures the gas at a cost of from t'A cents to
$1 per LO-Ofeet, according to the price of
gasoline, For full particulars, address
K. BoBixsoN, Plumber,
Shady Avenue, Pittsburgh, Ta.
When an article is in demand, it brings
the highe-t prices. Shoe dealers who buy
their g.cids in the fall pay well for them,
because the goods are in demand. For that
reason 1 have already bought a very large j
stock of mens' and boys' winter boots that I
can sell cheap because they have been
bought cheap. Full stock, top soles, every
pair warranted, and you will he surprised
how cheap. Trent's Shoe Store, Main
street, near Railroad depot, Somerset, I'a.
Parker .t Paker's.
Attractive bargains in gents' furnishing
goods, an 1 nil new styles. All the new
sha.l.t of tie- and scarfs, linen collars, cnifs.
I fanee colored shirts, white shirts. I'nlaun-
conllict of right over wrong, whose graves , j.j shim fronl cents to one .Jollar, at
are unniarkct. Ihe lost, the missing, ttiei
unknown ! Their bones lie scattered n j
every battlefield, bleaching in the hot south- . Womens' rights and lefts shoes and slip
em sun, 110 kind hands to place memen- 1 pers. ail styles, very cheap, at Parker
toes on their graves. These can only be re- j Trent's.
ineuibered in Praternitv, Cbaritv and j
j nvai, v ' J All the latest novelties in ladies' handker-
'lk 'us then, my fellow-comrade, strew M-H-king. glove., parasol, kid glove
.1 1. .i rioo'.ns, etc., ai
mediates win. inr-ru. a'..u.ui ii.i.,. i.i, '..e
the mountain air we breathe, bright as j
tirv sun shining from Heaven, .011 the gia.l 1
.lav when we received the welcome order j
that the war was over, that our services 1
were no longer needed, that wecoul 1 return
to our homts, and in so doing we do a work j
that commends it-elf to him who said. ' I j
am the resurrection and tiie Life." :
Apparently the adulteration of coffee has
been reduced to a science, Prussian blue,
chrome yellow and other dangerous ingredi
ents being found in a sample tested in the
moral jcity of Brooklyn. Apparently the
only way to stop this practice is to buy un
ground coffee exclusively. The artificial
imitation of cotlVe berries has not yet been
reported.
In Southern and Middle England :!,( if
women steer canal boats.
M.miii:i
HOYLE-I-ANDIS. In Berlin. May 11,
ls, by Bev. J. W. Poffiitibergcr, Oliver
Hoyie to Carrie M. Landis, both of Somerset
County. Pa.
BiUPElil'M-BrP.KHAItT.-In Berlin,
May 25, 1S4, by the same, Henry W. Bri
tlegtnn to Emma L. Burkhart, both of Mt.
Healthy, Somerset County, Pa.
AIlN'oLD (.BIFFITIL At West End,
April V2, 1$, by I). S. A. To.nlinson, li'm.
Arnold, of Koxbury, Pa., to Mary Uritlith,
of Buffalo Mills, Pa.
( onniESOl'R Boss At West End,
April -7. 1SS-1, by the same, S. i. Cotijghe
nourto Amanda Icis.-, both of Mt. Healthy,
i'a.
Hi
400
411
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400
4.A)
400
1
4.f
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V.l
w
Lul
1
150
400
400
Let
1
Acre
30
J5
li
4:'
34
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1
A. -res
1.. it
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Forward it Hucros 4 63
H.iwell J.ihn 23 Do
lvi Aaron 2 iw
Powers Alexander 11 lo
Lowry Peter. 18 lo
Patrick Alexander 2t 10
l!uri;e.a William 2 10
K.l.ijr John 1) Wi
Artlsan i Bank of Pltub K 20 4't
tiuuumifi.in a neira....
Ansel .Michael.
Hurnetl Joiiu
Oeit Oeorire
Weak land L. W
Fal.lley
Hl.twell 1) W l Co
Same
Bricker Solomon.
Sh rover John
Same
Wella John ,
JJnuentiel.l Sarah.,
Ansel Matilda
Anderson David...,
Lot
1
4
1
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I
3
1
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MeCaffey Jamef
McMillen J K
31EYEKSDALE BOKO! OH.
B Wm.
Brallier Hoyer
Britz E or PliU Henrietta.
Ilia Auirumus
Leal Edwin
Knsrle John...
tin.i Fred.
llottaian John.
Harden Jamea......
Meiner John......
Kelly Mra Sarah
I.in.laman Solumon
Oltitettto
Pli kina; Ht nry
Kavenserait Jobn
-.inurherWin.....
W ell FrnnM
Adams Thomas
Baker Peter-
Merrill Nathaniel
Altaian h. Kettle
Brant Nel..n
Wilt Elizatth
-.t.-venstm James
Snyder Adam
Lt-nlmrt At. her
Judy Matthias
Sheets J..epti
Crouse Maruaret
M1PDLECKEEK TOWNSHIP.
1 l
8 47
1 M
40
H
18
Ii 63
1 j 63
10
1 30
1 OS
7 'A
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17
47
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10 4t!
5 75
6 i
Vt 3-1
11 l:
2 07
10 9H
2j
26
2 IH
5 40
27 2
9 1)
4 1
60
3 45
1 04
2 41
1 81
2 M
1 8
2 0l
1 OH
1 02
1 t'O
4 f2
: 78
Acres
Parker & Parker's.
N.-w g i.ids at Parker Trent's thi week.
Modoc Indian Oil cures pain instantly.
Pakota's wheat crop this year gives prom
-e of reaching to.ooo.otio bushels.
1ikcortion at Brrlin Hetorati n Pay .
Parker Trent has already bought
stock of winter boots.
Tiie t ra le dollars is not at par yet, the bill
in Berlin was more genera. ijr oo-.-rved ttian
for several years pn-t. i.u-:ne-s was in part f,,r r..ie.n p-;on hangs firm at Wa-hing-s.i.snde.l.
an.l along Main street Hags were ' j,
floating from almost every window, and tsc ;
street was thronged with people early in the ' Not;. hereby give n uice to ail debt
morning. The exercises were under the .!:- or and creditors t.f the fertilizer firm of ; 4.-4
lection ofthefj.A. K. Po.-t. The pro. es- Jo-eph A. Boyer, to come and settle on or j iJ
sion was formed in the I'pper Diamond, as , bef
foilows: M. C. Iowerv Post, from Mevers- I a!! bu-ine
Monday. June I'.th, as after that date j M
will he transacted under the I 4,
dale; Mark Collins Post, of this place; Old j new firm name of J. A. Boyer, Berkcy .t Co. J
S .ldiers, headed by ihe O. A. B. Drum! J. A. Boyer, '
Corps. The proce-sion mo ed to the ceme- Holsapple, Pa. j
tery. followetl by hundreds of citizens. Tiie j ' j
(lowers were conveyed to the cmetery in a i A mixture of copperas and lime distribut- j
beautiful hear.-e. In decorating th graves e l in piaecs infested witti rats will drive the j
the ritual was strictly observed. After the ; ro dent- away
dt-corating ceremonies were over the pro-
cession marched to the south end of the '
cemetery, where the oration was delived by
K?v. I'oiietioerger. liie urauon was me : , ...11. 1 1. u 1 24a
Treasurer's Sale
Or
UNSEATED LANDS.
VOREEABLE to the prorisiona of an Act of
Aateml.lv. directing the Mode of sellinn Un
seated Lands lor taxes, passed the 13th day ot
March, A. D. 181- ami ihe several aajiplementa
thereto. The Treasurer of Somerset County
herebv givea notice that, nnleaa the County,
School, build Inif and Kotd taxes. duon the fol
lowing; I'naeited lan.ia are paid before the day o
salethe whole or auch part ufeach tract, or parcel
ot land, aa will pay themes and ota. will be
sold at the Court House, in Somerset Borouirh, on
Mootlav. ttkt ih liny of Jm, 1HH4,
t..r the arrearages ot taxes uue, and tbect.su ac
crued I Hereon.
ADDISON TOWNSHIP.
Xam of Tract. Tare,
Voavlit John 2 40
Cherry Aaron 8 so
Biddle ,lame8 8 80
Mejera Martin 1100
Chew Alexander & 'M
Cherry K'uerrv 02
Mevers .Martin Intrust S 91
Tomphiiio t
Kk-htJobn 6 41
Miller laniel 4 84
4'herry James 4 W
Tom iiemamin 4 80
Kiley Cumelins 2 54
Sehroek Fre.leri.-k If.
White John 2 54
White Thomas 89
White Adam 2 54
White Christopher - 54
Baer Win. J 5 24
Tom Jacob 8 80
ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP.
404 Bedford Joseph 12 10
2.4 Cover 4. Connelly 7 4S
-js Earner Pr.tn.is ..r Lewis.. 74
417'j Campbell Willfam 11 ;V.
120 tralrey'a Administrators.. 3 8-1
120 Suiucber Capper 3 lo
M1LEOED TOWNSHIP.
41. 1 Mason Thomas 72
:M Brodi8 Jacob 7 20
p. Caldwell DC T.i
02 Oebhart l Waiter 2 2
40 Johnson Wm 72
jl Tom Iiina S 4
i Wilson Thomaa. 7 ii
:;-l Shatfjohn 4 40
J4 Irfsii Thomas I ws
St I Prtcelsaac si
4. 0 Tor.i Hacliel &4 8
200 Kod.l John D 4 ft
1 Kennv .folia 2:10
lfil Seariuht Thomas B 1 20
100 .lenninica John s -o
2ot Kennell John 0
300 M.-Carter John 1 20
4..U BrDsin Peter 6 40
:4 Caldwell Samuel 4 87
400 Brookf Jacob 1 If)
7 HillHenrv 14
1u Miller ThomaJ 1
L..ta
Albright Oeuri(e !i
Acres
Lia in Rockwood :
1 U'l No. S4 14
1 " ' 2S 3A
1 " " HA. 42
NORTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP.
24 Beaty Sarah. 19 5i
131 Elncinore Sjrah. 12 64
Juo itolden EllJabeih. 9 36
2..2 Mcllride Sarah- 21 41
32s Wa.lmanMary 23 y
42 Schell Hnry 10 Co
1.'. Paul Hoffman .1 07
230 tionoel Lewis 23 00
20 CoffrothfcUo 1 20
260 Gorsuch Isaac a o4
s W Itt At Wolterstriter m 2 1
400
4. si
. . 4U
his 4i0
247
: 4. i
4o8S
4M)
4.41
400
410
4
424
i 403
43
40
284
400
2S)
150
i 110
200
ever heard.
Now and Then.
s atune wa ti. i'l'cK-J best by all odds, for the occasion, 1 have!
I.. 1 ti - itnmer.se timiier-
ne .l t:.e lci-v
!- It se-mcd to tiie !i"r-
i r t !i it had . s. aoe.i that
I f,,rwar,i i l.niToR it f.rald : sometime in ..lay, !,
..,s there came u rcui- ' J'":1 copied a:i item from an exchange statin;;
i.al taken pi ace. and that j t!'f '-' d btea j.a-se.l by the Pcnti
f etr:ii and ti'ulc tin re 1 sylvania Legislature, iiicreasini: the tuiui
., j. ,--ili'- v. t iivii,". but i muni length of the scli.hd term to si.v
v., 1.1.I t nu. i-.-.ii'il v,t bo ! niotiths. The next week vou contradicted
. Ad n: 'iit Ion j. be the
Ciieai'est I'.viks in America. At Fisher's JjO
Hook St. re there is now on sale a line of the J
lclu-apcst biH.ksever put on the market for sm
sai-. Iileant cloth-btmnd, gilt-title books
f..r tbirtv tive cents each, three for one dol-
411
ar. The-e hooks are by standard nuthors, ,,t
iiieli w Dickens. So..tt, (ieorire Elliot, Lord i s
1 234
I.ytto-i. Ac. These books are selling very!
the w rk was kep; a.,,l
'' tn inline ti.e b.'itM of
b.i 1 le.-:i tin iverci, andtw
- dea 1. Tiie names of th -
rapidly, so rapidly in fact that the publish
ers are unable to keep up with the demand.
Some of the-e books have as hiph as sis
hundred papes, and the price is so low that
I advise the hook-buying public to take ad
vant te now, a- the price is liable to advance
at any time or the hiH.kshe withdrawn from
the market. Cms. II Fisher.
P.o.ksel!er.
2X)
4l
4lH
low
25
200
- fee vear
.''.- I'-.i.-ie
a pr. (- .
i. i:-ie i;
c i I- ..-'. r
e iliiv w
t.ry l..y
II. . i.i .-! .
I:t -t.t e
e buttt r.
t Th-ir- l..y. tic
W.i -:.cr- hi.tci
Sali-lmry. were auk'-i.cd by ti.e -'iit-M of
stuoke and the i-rai kit:j of tiun.t-. mid w ith
jtreat difliculty they made tt.cir esc.-i-.- fr-.tn
tl.e I -ti mi tip bi; .id ::.-. Tiie aiarm :'.-n, the
town's I'C- .liie asseni't.led !c;: ol;iv si,.; ,-. ie.l
I . ' . . .
jit. saving a t. -iv arte -k- of nirmture, tie.n
! driven fr uii the ln.u-e by int.-n-c iit.it and
', sm-.ke. Their eil .: :.- wtr..- th.-n dire-.-te.! t-
I ti.e property of Ms. Samuel J. I.ich'y, hi -h
i they succeeded in savin.', otiiy s,:r-!it d.i:n- '
I a.:e beinc done it. T ie hotel, which - ,
i ent'.reiv h trove.l. otie oi tia- very best .
! in S..ni r-.-i county, in btt.li ere. t.-.l by '
! Mr. Vs;:ncr at a c.-t of fr-:.i it!:t to nine
thou-aiid doilar It was tli'iitt-.t I ir -! 5 '.
can I iiy a suit t.f ; I he !..- of furniture is e-titaat. .1 a! $70 ', on
;t J. P. Stivil. r ,V ; ii'fh there wa- an i:i-;iraiue of."1.
I- AM' ..i 1't.ts.Fl:- Now j
k .ar i-:i,i Icn-h A Son's pis !
1 the mark.-;, and no farmer j
i:!,.,-:t them Ti.cv Ic.ve stood
Here are the prices j
l-.-r ton. - 0.'i i
.:i w
ad- .
bi.
it, stating th"t the bill was defeated, an.l
h..w you were mi-led. It seems that all of
your readers saw the first item and but few
of them saw the correction, and interested
parties are now charging that I introduced The habit t.f throwing, orange, banana or
and supported the bill. You will find by any other kind of .eelins on the pavement
An.'rlo Frank Frank i referring to Lfyitlttlve I!"wJ Vol.1, Pae is a b.i 1 one. Many a child and even older
i- K :. I.uii Cortadino, j ,n'v the bill was introduced by John j person-, by some such acU of carelessness,
If'.vi t I .lriuii hael. H. Landis, of Lain a-U-r ; that it was defeat- I have ciu-ed others long years of painful
An-'r.-iu- an 1 Italians. The "d the first time, the yeas and nays were j sutVerin;-. Therefore when you see anything
ni.-ht were terrible. Three ! called 0,1 and that my vote was cast j on the pavements upon which another might
nd ivin" i-.iidtr a beam their '. "gainst it. Will you please repeat the cor-. slin anl ruin himself, remove it, and thus
f t'.)
si:.0.
.k A Pi 1 kits. .
,'t be l'r.-i !. nt id
I.e..
tin-:
the
-he.l toj. -i,. r. Tivo e.f the-e were rction, an.l ooitjre.
. t- I'-an.. Another was crn-he,! ; Truly Yours,
i -v ttoile in asittii.s H:ti..a. There " -M- ' 1"'
a few ..id women who reside in the 'iuemahtaiing, Pa , June 2, 1K-4.
i: .r!i.. d at hand, sn l in the n.itl-t of i W e p.ihlisned the item as statwl by Mr.
1 . -id !.. -uentaiions they ii.sis'i-d upon Morgan, and the following week published
.i-t r:te-..f t!ie Iloinan Catholic Church . the correction, distinctly statini; that we
Amos "I nomas. ro 20
Check John. 3 1
llew William 1 17
AlcCall Joeeph 31 6
Walker Samuel P 12 s
Same (Indian valley) 18 40
Wells & Cnlhertaon 31 ei
Walker Saml tt Wllmoth. 16 39
Smith 12 M
Skinner William. xi w
Amerlne Philip 2f W
Baer I.u-lwlck 18 (S)
Wells Rachel Ii.
Wells Mary li VI
Iterrv James 7 J
Ackerman Wlliiam. 22 4o
WittK.bUr 4 32
Wolf at Co 2 16
Werner Henrv 11 so
Flowers Susan 7 Sr-
Brown Thomas if
Hillexaa Jaoob B. 3 tt
HartmanNathan 2 M
Wultht.pe Henry 16 3
Linif Peter 13 M
Baer Israel J 08
Sturu Adam 3
Coltroth k. Wllmoth ('...I.. tu
BUOTHEKSY ALLEY TOWNSHIP.
Stern Abraham 7 14
CONE-MAl'OH, TOWOSHIP.
bcth? means of saving another from pain
and suflertn
Will have an immense stock of Summer
Millinery this week in latest styles, and
lowest prices.
M. M. Tbepwell.
bein.- " rf -r
ing no j i i. -
l.e
to 11 1 lil.ll.ired
e t-rv wet k. t ash
Piti:I4 : i v A l'o rn ,
John-town, Pa.
j " l ime Ci.mpa: y i- tit - sell
i .ine at i-ifiht tetif. th-iiver.-l mi
' tc-ir works K-.r order, write to
a -n. ;.trreti. Pa.
' ic:i'-:rg dress oo.is a sjtccial'v ;
tv 1.1. line; call and see them.
t bin ay- mske people proud, a-
a'i the Mi.ns of our
"k, she i not stuck up and
s .n.e very able hints als.ut
' a!! at:d see us.
J. P.. Snyder. A ( .1.
' mi tinner pant p.od, overall-
1 .1
at
Parker A'Paeher s.
l:i Sunday Mr. Jacob Ic :k..y, - f p:-er
Y.sh-r t'.wn-hip. wli.-e prostration hist
Thur-Uy with a-tinsiroke wa.- not. i at the
' time, expired without paitiinj entire .-..1.--.
i.cisn.-s. Peii-.t: a very ax-t:ve man. be
i a constantiv at work at whatever he sj'a
t . do aiocit the farm, 1.1. d ..11 the .lay t.n
: which he was s'ricken he wa- in tl,.- !':.! !
. stiiH-rintentlin-; .jera'ttn. iec.-a-.-l wa
I b..rii in .' i:ner-et county May l.'t, 1.;, and
a-, therefore, aired T years and 1-' days
: when he died. He was married in !..". and
; his wife survives him. He was the f:h.r
; i.f four children, two Sot.s and two daitii
! ters. all of whom are liviti-. There are ti.it
! ty-fivepraiidchildreii, twenty -three rat
j crandch.ldren. and one f.'r.at-f.'rtat-prai.d-j
child. Mr. Ik-rkley was a meiuUr of the
I.,,,. i..r,l . l .irr1. for muiiv Tears. The re
main! were interred in Jierkl. y's praveyar
I Vn.U tua ntliin Juhft'itrH Tr'uft-
I ovt-rthe levli.-s. There be-; had receiyed letters from both our mem-j in,, ,,., ' . t,lri-l to an
ts a: band they undert.x.k the j bers. Messrs. MorKan and Colborn, savin? i IumIu.e !hat lir Snrine and Summer Stock
an.l placed lijbt.sl candle- in the ' that such a bill had been offered, but that it fl,r ,y,4 u now OI.n fljr ie in!I)Wtion of
it.iei.n.nes ranea in a r.w. ; na.l been ueieateJ. ine isyuMun the public. Our new line conists of a large
.Morgan s su.te- . 8U(, Tariej assortment of Furniture in styles,
! patterns an.l qualities to suit all. Betlrooni
' " j furnitnre in suits or single pieces. Spring
j AnvCRTisco Letters. Thtt following let ; 1.1-. mattreses. etc.. are most desirable and
Mr I'auicl 1 Parr, of Pitt.-buri;, ten remaining in the post office at f..mer- j our prices always rih'ht. LounRes. sofas.
Mr.
.had 1,
they sprinkled; wafer ttp-n the faces ami fully corrnburates
. '..anted : lit ir prayers. The cxart number men t. En.
of the injur,-1 t - .id nt be learned, but two !
,.i then; t ;ii - ureiV die
A son of
i- ton. h.ep, rat t:.e tunnel, an.l l.e role KPt, ia., W1ll 1 sent to the Iead letter Of-1 ,i eay chairs, which it will rest you to
-iv i:u: t Suhlsfown. to summon Ir. fi,e if not called for before June l-i, !- : i ,M,b at. L'ood and low in wice. Ilo not
S.pnre Iwis; Kuhlman, A. it ; ("rise, S. V; Eaklaud. j ff,Hi one dollar until you have seen our
hel l an impi.-st ; J. '; Hammond. Wm. A ; Kert. .t Dun-1 .,k c No trouble on that score.
Campbell t 1 the scene
Til" in; - 'ii. of Stahistow n
0:1 '.lie b.-i.e-. The verdict exonerate! the , can ; Keiley, Harney J ; -born, Charley : !
contra, tor-from an blame, every precaution . Perry, Henry; Kesherbarger, Miss Gracie ;
having been taken for the safety t.f the J Kinder. Miss IKmcilla ; Schiller. Peter (2.);
men. and the accident wa found to l e the j Smith, Mrs. I.izr.ie ; Stenj;er, W. T: Wet-eths-t
of qui. ksaitd. j more, Wm. (2 ) ; Walker. Miss. Malinda.
Mr. Kuim, one of the contractors was on j postals.
ti.e -r .tiud immediately and did everyihing ! paker. Franklin ; Ilavero, P.ichard ; Flick,
in I.i- p .w. r t t relieve the wounded men. ! Oeo. J ; Merrill, Key. N; Price, Dudley :
Coi'.in- were provided and the bodies of the 1 White, James.
.lead were reverently laid to rest in tue I A. C. Davis, P. M.
-rrave yarJ of the Di-a iples burch in the j June 1. 14, Somerset Pa.
pr.etice of several hundred citiiens and j
workmen. Miss Kuhn decjrated the graves t Over 4').000,0iW gallons of petroleum.
fith beautiful Mowers. I vwl'.jed at iO,l'OJ0 were exported last year.
CorrsoTH & Co. -
34S
13V
340
4W
3.JO
400
Lota
1
1
1
1
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3
1
I
I
i
Jl
4
2
2
-4
3
2
I
i
1
2
4
3
2
2
Acres
2si
Lois
4
A ere a
13o'-j
Mens coarse shoes from one to three dol
lars, at Ferner' Shoe Store.
Wa Ithani, Eljrin, Springfield, Ijincaster,
Pot kfor.1, in fact all of the American watch
es kept in Stork and at the Ioet prices at
1".. McDowell's Somerset, Pa.
Try the Eureka Poller Flour, matinfactur
ed by V. II. Keiti, Somerset, Pa., warranted
to give entire satisfaction.
Straw Hats are coming to the front.
Lota
4
Aerea
40
4s
31
400
Lots
2
3
Arret
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12
J..nea Israel
Morris Lane
Moire Joseph
Israel Williams.
Berrinarton Ururite
Elliott Johns....
CON FLY ENCE Bt ROVC,H.
Ihivla John B
Hotlman JJ1
Piper HB
Yolbreek Charles
Meyers Peter's heira
Bums Patrick
Creiathtoa Theodore
Pevana Nathan
Duaran James
(Motility Samuel
Per James.
Bolton Alexander
McPherson Duncan
Sborb Jasper
Tannehillfl J N
Trou'.man Wm
Sulllvan a heira....
Wlralne H O
Shoal! V A
YenterCharles
Stark Valentine
Welsh Samuel
Shall Will William
Smith Samuel
Leohart Peter a heira
Pattoa Mrs K C.
Auuatlne John
Haya Kobert a heira
Johnson Mary a heirs.....
ELK LICK TOWNSHIP.
Brandler J M W
Cbapmaa Wia ,
Cramer A J ,
Fike Jbn and Samael....
rindlay Hiram Jr
Markleton Son k Co.......
Haroo Monday
Corey Jamea
UttleST
Corey Enoa
March Le.a nl..
Mooie John
Moore Betay
Irrandman Charlw
Corey Thomaa
Corer J.wlab
Hay 'William
Moore Eoo
Flndlay Hiram
Lowry Samuel
Urenfood David
Kretchmaa William
Cnrlfttrar Jowpti,
i M
4t
1
l'l W
7 62
S 73
63
4 SO
1 SO
1 70
2 70
as
1 so
ss
1 20
Si
1 7
1 70
3
M
1 W
1 SO
1 70
Ki
W
So
1 30
SO
70
SS
Si
2s
26S
wo
21
VI
43
24
1 18
4 03
1 04
34
42
t 24
44
23
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T 47
2S
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4 M
424
3 0
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PAINT TOWNSHIP.
400 Berkey Hnghea (-')
4.1 Cmk John .".
115 Barton Thomaa
115 InekeepJohn
373 Jonnson Benjamin
4o3 J.mes Wliliam
420 LyleJanies
4 -i Miles iam-.iel jr.
433 Same
Moore Joseph.
So fiorsey Patrick
41i West Mattnlas
20.1 Jones James
4o3 Jones Wm
4uo Richard Samuel
100 Christ Hutch
100 Holsapple Charles
4. .6 poo Ik Owen.
400 Williams Israel.
411 liarrsJohn
4s Espy Andrew
420 Foulk Caleb
O.VEAIAHONING TOWNSHIP.
Lots.
'4 Ferrel Nelion
Is Same
2 Leibcrknlicht John.
SOMERSET TOWNSHIP.
1 Miller Noah S
STON YCKEEK TOWNSHIP.
70 ImBtda Abraham
30 We and J'aniel estate....
SOT THAMPTON TOWNSHIP.
.-.) Adams A lexamder 1-3
438 Brown Thomas
4"i Comba W ni or Cvrmick W
477 McBride Mary
lolt Mooic 4l WitL
4.17 Hon. y James
3.0 Sad.ller.Iohn
loo Kohler HauieL
24 Same
4i W a vmn Catharine 1-3....
132 Phliilppi John
Sbaw James.
Cupp Elward
220 ltactiel 'lcmjst
2.4 Thompson William
30 l.-tart,
Weyand a Estate
SHADE TOWNSHIP.
:" Auderson SamueL
3s- Clark Daniel
4' 0 Jones Wm
473 Dunn James
412 NewNold John
luo Hervey J F
21 Ackerman Georice
477 Kimaiell Si Huicua...
jv9 Campbell Margaret
loo SmiihAnthosy
c.l Leidia: Jonathan
42 Bentonltleonce
3S..' Perry Simon
loo Hits, hew John
Sl'MMIT TCWNSHIP.
1 lu Schadt Henry
Mctiuire
UPPER 11 RKEVFOOTTOWNSH1P.
SPEING- BULLETIN
We are now Frepared to Show our Carefully Selected
STOCK OF 0AEPETS
RUGS. OIL CLOTHS. LACE CURTAINS.
We Esspscthlly Solicit tha Pairecags cf the Putlic. Cur Carpet Stcck
Ischass Velvets, Hrq-asttss, E:dy Erxasels, Tapestry Brussels, Tkree
Ply all Vcsl, Persian Eanask, bgrains, Venetian, Gotten Chain,
Eags ani Heaps, ani we
Grantee our Prices to lie tie Lowest.
We Measure Rooms, Halls, Etc., and Match, Sew, and put
Carpets Down with as little delay as possible. Rugs
in Newest designs,
STAIR RODS, STAIR PADS and STAIR BUTTONS
AT LOWEST PEICES.
Our Line of Lace Curtains is Largo, ami Comprises a Great Variety of
Patterns, and at all I'nces, from t o cents per pair, up.
Greis, Iostei- & Ouinn,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
R. B. SI HELL.
PAI L. A. SCHELL.
R B. SCHELL & CO.,
MANUFACTTJREBS OF
TIN
COPPER
AID
SHEET-IRON PRE
-A-T-TD DEALEKS.IN
Stoves, Ranges & Ho use Furnishing Goods,
Main Cross St., Opposite Cook A. Ileerits" Store.
GQOK STOVES AND RANGES !
?A.rf.'..lt -
-v t . - - j. . .... 1 - : 3
Wc r aitfnti fur the Ezel.'ir" Cook Storei
iiii't K.inifes, the Reiiul.nor Ce'k SuiTr,
aiU'. u-l Ai)llo RuniEt;'. We 1 ell the
K.yl Conk" nl LtlierOnok St.iTci. All toe
unl "riniei noll with guarantee. AIpo. repair
hir the aiKive it.iTen asd fur the New Iruselile anil
any other Stove in use.
STOVE HOLLOW-WARE!
P..?-. K-ttlef. Skillet, Oii-Wle. Tea Kettlei.
Vkin I 'teniU .and all oiher Plaia, Ununil
unil Eiiuaielei.
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS !
Wr krsp a full It'K-k of Codee-potfl. KuckM,
B isin-. Sin! lrtD. 4 'ortee Milln. ( number-palls,
Wa-h-l-.arW. Dust pans and Bni'ht'S. fcc.
We make Sun ir liuckeu and
SUGAR PANS
We Keep Nails, Glass, Puty, Coal Oil,
Terra Cotta Pipe, Clothes Wringers.
Call and See Stock' lief ore lluyhiy Elsewhere.
JOHN J. SCHELL,
A'rent and Attorney-in-Fact.
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10 70
19 V8
ia 10
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J0 M
9 "i
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2 7M
13 74
M (Ti
1 41
10 UU
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4 20
1 OH
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14 W
21 OI
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21 44
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7 24
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ESTABLISHED 188.
FISHER'S BOOK STORE
SOIEESET. Or A.
Chai H. Fisher. Who'.esnle anil F.etail I'tal-r nn-i Jul er in School Boons, Schi.,1 Supplies and
Statlonerr. Alwavs in stuck a well selected St.- k nt Pw-ii-nl Works. Histories. Biornphirs. Book
or Trav. 1 i-T-l Adventure. Novels and Statdani Ptft-e Works Blhles. Testaments. Oospel Himnl
Lutheran l. Disciples Hrmn Bi'iF. lUetloparles and l b.ldr.n's Tot B'iks. Jtfairazines. Keirlrws
Novel' Ilaily Papers, and (tencral Feri'iUal Liieratoie. Sheet Mni-ic and ingxn Instruct. .rs. Sun
day school ar.d lav school Kwanl funis. A Larue and Complete Stink of Blank Books, Leg
Blanks and Marriaxe Certirimtes. Fine Albums, l urs and But Papers.
SCHOOL TEACHERS' HEADQUARTERS.
CF"3VT-A-IX. OBDEBS SOLICITED.
T.n. MARSiIAI.L
MAIN OFFICE AND YARD
AT
JOHNSTOWN, MJL
mm k warns
i Mannfaclnrers and Dealers,!
W WILKIAND
Somerset, Pa.,
I Wholesalers and Retailers Oo.s ic. r. b. station.
13 54
13 ai
13 2U
12 i't
7 31
3 4- .
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13 74
1 W
1 5
4
It 41
5 04
KOYTS, PORTER & CO.,
Brass and Iron Founders, .Machinists, and Manufactu
rers of Miners' Supplies,
Lots
5 ean Edward 2 3-
Ha Michael 7
1 Hoffman Vle .'4
3 Philllppl lerrivk 44
1 Pbillippl Uaniel 13
3 Plie Jobn 2
I Klmmcll Oenrite 2n
3 Snyder Samuel :i i
1 siny.ler Zaehariah 26 j
2 fatutiuian A A 64 !
2 W imr ImtLI 4: I
2 William Hatina 42
M Hillexas heirs 20
44 Kinir John,... 1 40
4uo JollesWm 20
400 Lohr Peter 13 20
L.H WilklnsJohn 21
i Sullivan Nelson... 13
1 Keamjoun Si
Z WaireMwncerfcZufa.il.... vi
a Coleman Ih.raa si
1 Sullivan Wlillaai S3
1 Hay Iavid, .14
0 acres KincUb 1 hi
1 lot Klmmell Ocorice 2
aiame 2a 2x
f) cihulti James 3 4
VKSIXA BOKOVGH.
a lot Andersun, SpeneejfcCa.. M
i Brallier J J 1 m
i Mom an Young fc Co 3 II
J Painter FL )W
1 Rus;i tt Huffman 43
1 S loci Hcsekiah... 3 05
2 Wehber Heory 1 2i
3 Beeriis H C 1 -
i Kounu Frank. 1 Jt
1 Krexar Henry .. 0
3 Miller J"Uh l'l 74
2 Miller Aarrm I 7
3 Snvder N B. 1 M
21 Scull Kdwanl 7 M
1 Saykriie-inteM ft!
3 Tbompsun John. 3 17
3 VMJubn 3 44
J;atneyL 123
1 M.irriou Ueorice 3
1 Wilson Sanner 97
. Conrad Mra M M
1 Iraild AniruJtlne 19
3 Uolderhaum J. M 30
S ale to commence at 10 e clock a. m.
V 4 Prnna n.ilrtr tavea on to of the lands
advertised, brf-rre day of sale, will be eharged 74
ir. 1 rn:
(rriTt: r.. .c ". ir.vr. :sse!.iyii.i.f., pa.
MANUFACTURERS OF ThE
YOUCH STEAM PUMP.
iF.verv Pump folly
V AKRA.M Ll. )
1 44 cents for advert laine- and fees.
2 M
JOHN H. WtEER,TreJrer.
For Coal Mines, Furnaces, Kailroads, and Boiler Feeder.
Turn-Table Dump Cars.
Stone Picks,
Hoisting Crabs,
Stone Wedges,
LA II R IF.?. PIT CARS, COKE SCRAPERS. COKE BARROWS. COKE
OVEN FRAMES, R. R. FROGS. BRIDGE BOLTS. SWITCH
STANDS, MILL GEARING. PULLEYS, AND
SHAFTING.
Heavy Custinss and Forgings ; Shwt-Iron Work ; Machinery of
repaired a: short notice.
i't ant ,
llyr.
Kear 26 Main Street.:
Ttimbcr
ANI
LUILIHTS 2AT22IALS.
HarJ an3 Ml Mi
OAK. POPLAR. SIVIXIS. PKKETS; MOllI'l.SOS.
AH. R'4..Vl T. rtOHOo. S4VH. STAIR KAILS,
CHIBRY. VfffnH PISE, sHISt.LKs. ItoORS. BAI.lSltRS
rHivr.MT. whitf. eisr.. la ih. m.isvs. slwkl posts
A Oeneral Line of ail grades ot Luic-r and rlall.liim Material apd Rooflrar Slate kept In Stock.
Also, can turn isn anythirit in tl.e lice if cur tunnes to order .th reasonable prrmptneia, ich as
Brackets. Odd-sized "work, fcc.
Manager, Somerset Branch.
Offices and Yard Opposite S. & C. R. R. Station, Somerset, Pa.
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