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he Somerset Herald
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1 ali teiklrr my mteiinal 9rir8 to tho citi
I15 of Someiwt ami ih-UUty, as lieinst a jiKTffal
pntctitioaer .f MoliciBranj 8nncrry for tbo last
(en years. I makea fierUity 01 a tew rhronie
rtisrjMca, nrb liyspcpsia. Hheuiuatisiu. l.ropsy.
Tetter, and all skin tlbrssrs nil' I mi. (kmsu'l-
IT WILL PAY YOU
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REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION OF SOMERSET COUNTY,
Uition ami examination tree. Then, if I umli'rtake j
the earn, 1 do it on principle of no pure, no pay. j
DB'Y GOODS
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f GEO. 'it. SCt'LL, Editor.
ah ciu! wimoonnm, uay urntKiil. aiLweyv.!
on short notice. Wiil visit any part ot the only
in answer to eallft, or in eoosulratkin. Chances
ntoilente. ImnrStnre and otiieo in the tarter
Building, where I eon be touml at all times.
lli. J. A. lOUTWKIt
MAIW STREET; SOMERSET PA. -
14tate of John Buyer, dee'd late of Slooycreak
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1 are tbc members of the Krb!irau
.,n!y Committee for the filing year :
ddison-Jerry Angnstitie.
'Alloghcny-John Sarvcr.
illerlin Frank Forney.
;i;rother.valU-y-lM'.l!ni-r.
; Cnemaugh-Samt.e! C. M
eminence Boronph-Tl.on.as Kylcr.
K'Llick-A. B. 1-owry.
?;recnvil!e-A. J. St-mer.
j Jener(.n-Iavia Gardner.
:;jtr.t.cr-F.G.Nl!T.
I Jennertown l'K.roU;h-Ja Haul.
Uriroer-JacobS. Heal.
;j.owerTnrkeyfo,.t-U.H l.uh.
IwwUleBoronBb-t. M. Uvhty.
JI11Ullecre.-t-Jac(.blIe''liler-
ItfiifoniXn. l-A.J.Kten.er.
ilfurl o. 2.-Alex. Marklft
XcwCentrryilleISoro.ii.U-M. H- HarUeli.
I'. F'K.rbauph.
faint-Pavi.l J. Turkey.
li.,eiiialK.ninR-JoUn li. Zimmerman.
Salisbury-0- W. Hoyer.
pha-le-l'avi.lF- Warner.
Somerset liorough-.... M. l!o, hle.ler.
fcomcmet No. 1-Cyrus shaver.
Somerset No.2-J. 3. File.
gouthainpton-M. I- Ta.iber.
tnvcrcek-Jul.n M. Voder.
Fu.yestown r.oroi.Kh-KJwanl lii-mler.
Summit Ticwis O. Pom.
r i.iier Turkev foot-Freeman Youiikm.
trV.na BorouVh-Pr. W. S. Kuhlman.
Wellwburi; Borongb-Michael Ixinp.
-; Co. bobs. J. K. SCOTT
't Sectary. I Chairman.
.j armens are cutting clover,
fl'ihbing Tackle, at C X. Boyd's.
:The strawberry Beanon is about over,
.cond arriyul of new goods at Farkcr &
'Js.rker'!'.
Theorn is coming 1 with a hop, skip
gil a jump-
j Canned Sweet Potatoes for Kale at Keller &
jSiinncr's. ,
? I'ic-nic parties an- few aiAl iar between
Lis season.
I Faints, all colors, ready for use. Sold by
(. N. Boyd,
I This if the kind of weather that makes
. fciaMinif ears..
I Woodi-ock shooting will be allowable af
r the 4th of July.
f Snakes arc n-port.-d to be unuM.ally nu
icnius this season.
I inning the coming moonlight nights the
yain will riiK-u rap'olly.
I Mens course fli.H-5 lVoin one to three dol
trs, at Femer's Shoe Store.
Tramps wiU give the rural districts the go
fcj- during the cortinuance of harvest,
I lirook Trout, Salmon and Ijthrador ller
zlng, .an-t be beat, at Keiler Sanner's.
1 ThrlH-stst ck ofnpars and Tobacco in the
. fcwnaretobcfoumlat Keller A Sanner's.
I 1 r yon wish to buy a pair of nice, well fit
ting shoos or slipix-rs. call at Sol Fill's.
I The handsomest black Jersey iu town for
$1 at Farker it Barker's.
I For the latest novelties in gents' furnish
fcig goods, call at Parker A; Parker's.
Sme prophetic genius has already as
irteil that the ch?nut crop will be im
Aiensc. h A handsome line of fans, laraols, ban d
Jjerehiefs, silk and lisle thread gloves for
gb.it- at Farkcr & Parker s.
f In tliobri.'ht lexicon of our girls, du-ing
At-ice oreani season, there isn't any such
expression as "No, 1 thank you."
.lust iwviveJ a new lot of Nun s Veiling
Oil shades, ct locts. at
i FARKr.r. A Paekkr s.
It is i'l:ii:ii.i 1 that a tablesiioonfill of pul-
f crized alum ntul chimney or pipe soot will
Instantly reliee a cow bloated from eating
reen clover.
i Mv stock of boots, shoej, slippers, gaiter
ttc. etc., is the largest and best selected in
'ne county, tail and examine before pur
khasing elsewhere. PoL I HL.
1 Cut clover w hen about half the heads are
ili a reddish brown. Jt injures the quality
W the hav to cat it too soon or afler the
Ji'tHls are ripe.
I Reader, yon w ill find it to your advantage
ocall and examine my stock of boots and
hoes before purchasing elsewhere. Don't
forget the place. Main Cross Street, Somcr-
t,.t. Sol I IIU
I Set 'em up nr-ain" is he refrain of a
ioc..i favoring the "old ticket " in the New
Tork Sun, The refrain will sound natural
!fc) the Ieniocrats.
I NoTici!. All pe',,'' are hereby notified
'flint to trespass on the hinds of the under-
Signed in Allegheny township, tomers?t
lountv. Fa., for the purpose of hunting,
l',shing. gathering lierrii-s,' or for any other
1 1'iirjMise whatever.
1 JohsParvek,
ft SmoK Kbifsinokk.
vl Carjienterscan find saws, planes. Hatchets,
lungers squares, mitre boxes, adzes broad
uxes. and anything to a set of tools, at James
.. iioioernauni s.
(iR.tss Seeds anpOats. In stock, another
thipiuent clover, tintothy and tierman Mil
1,-t ilirct from Chicago. Also, car load
ft'c.-t western white oats for seed.
J Ciic t Beeuits.
I For white dr-ss gooi'is, rophyr cloths
i, tin's veilings, etc., go to Tarker it Farker' s.
I Blaine andl.ng.in have been nominated,
,'t Chicago, but Sol. T'hl still continiies to
jl-. II boots and shoes chcajier than they can
l e bought any where else in town.
A. II. Ferner i I'.ro.. have just added to
I'u'ir lanse stock of mens line shoes the noted
l.nglish Waukenfast.
Finish your walls and ceilings with Ala
busline. Will rot crack or rub off. Sold
tmlv bvC N. Bvd.
We wish to buy a large number of calves
bud will pay one dollar cash for each week
1 f the age of the calf.
Atman A Harmony,
Somerset Pa..
I have for sale in small quantities, Sibley's
I 'ride of the North Corn, w hich you see ad
vertised in another column. This is a 9"
Bay corn, it was ripe last seaon before the
host. I am satisfied this is the corn for rmr
I'iiuate.
C. H. Sep mucker, Somerset, Pa.,
A handsome lot of rntons, with fringe to
iialch, robe calicoes, indigo blue calicoes, at
farker & Parker's.
Alahastine will not rub off like White
wash. Try it. Sold by C.N. Boyd.
Try Alabatine for Walls and Ceilings.
fold only by C. N. Boyd.
Meat Market. Main Street. We have
I nst added a large Refrigerator to our Meat
!!arkrt in which all limits can be kept coo'
nd clean. Mutlon. Bif, pork, Ac,, kept
"iistan'.ly on hand. Open daily. Parties
nying meat can have it kept in LheEefrig
rator until wanted.
We have, also, 100.000 new brick for sale.
3 hi h we will sell bv the hundred or thous
and at a low pric.
Robs Davis A Co.
Phosphates and Land Pi.as.itr. Now
lave in stock car load Batigh A Son's goods
l.e best on ibe market, and no farmer
l.ould be without 1heru. Thev have stood
l.e tsl for five- years. Here are the prices
Double F.agle, per ton, JO.OO
New lmees!is. " $.'.
No. 1, Fine ltone, " Ho.OO
Land Plaster, " Jlj.OJ
Cooc A Beeritr.
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DISTRICTS.
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Addison'
Allegheny
HrtiB Borough
I!rthersvalk-y
Coneiuaugb,.. ..........
Con fl uenoe.... ......... .
Eltlirk
Greenville
Jetlemon
Jenner .............
Jennerville
Larimer
Liwer Tarkcjtout.
M eyersdaie ......
Mi-ldleereek ...........
Milioid No. 1
Mil lord No. 8
New Baltimore....
New C-entrevillc.
Northampton
Paint
Qurma honing.
Salisbury Hor
Shade
Sment Bor....
Somerset No. 1
Somerset No. 8
Suiitnainpton..
StoiiycTeeg
S toy est own
j 43; SO 12
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61. II)! ti 19 41
S71 ;t: ITT' 3 80
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3 87; 11 ! luii 45
3, 3-J1 W 1111 1ft-
l'.: 2, 7 1 31 8S
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Upper Tcrkeyloot. ....
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Welleraburg Bor
Total
1186 121 f .116 174 1S32
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Summer boarders are comiue.W.ng to ar
rive in Somerset. j
A ureal many of our citizens W ' attend
the centennial celebration at Berlin on the
4th.
A Bishop Simpson memorial sn'iee will
lM'held in the Methodist church en Sunday
eveuing, July Gth. j
Rev. J. F. Shearer will preach n.xt Sun
day morning at Lavansviilennd in '.he after
noon at Bakersville,
A full report of the second annual county
convention of the W. C. T.l, heUatMey
eridale last week, will be given in ttr next
issue,
So far there are no indications that the
American Eagle will do any unusual
amount of screaming in Somerset on the
ever glorious Fourth.
landlord Higginbotham, of the Glade
House, after having his hotel hnrlsomcly
papered and painted insids, is now having
the outside painted.
The bar at the Somerset House wx reliev
ed of some half dozen bottles of liq'wr, and
seven dollars in change, Monday ni.'iit. An
entrance was effected through a side window.
The handsome new barn erected by Mr.
Josiah Wo.Ti on his farm just east of town
last summer, was struck by lightning "hiring
last Tuesday's storm, and was coi lerably
lamairet!.
Rev. J. F. Kuhlman will preach in Trinity
Lutheran church next Sunday morning and
evening, lie will also preacn in tne aner-
noon, in the tierman ian;uae, in Christ's
church, in the Caseheor settlement.
The Balto. and Ohio Railroad will run an
excursion tram from Somerset to l.i run on
the 1th of July, leaving Somerset at '.1 A. M.,
arriving at Berlin at 1" A. M. Returning,
w ill leave Berlin at 5:.Vi, arriving at Somer
set G;."0 p, M.
Persons visiting Berlin on 'July -It 11 will
find the National Hotel a good stopping
place. It will be run in the interest of the
M. F-Church, and will be presided over by
courteous ladies and gentlemen. No pains
will be spared to make it a success. The
tables will be well filled, and the charges
moderate.
Extensive preparations have been made
for a glorious tima at Berlin on the 4th. The
one hundredth anniversary of the settlement
of the town is to be celebrated, and a gen
eral good time is promised to all who at
tend. The Balto. and Ohio Railroad Com
pany will run an excursion train, leaving
Somerset at 9 a. k. Fare? $1.00.
Mr. John J. Bittner. whn-e residence is
at Arisman's mill, in Somerset township,
put up the frame for a handsome new barn
last Friday. A jolly, good-natured crowd,
as full of fun as we hope the barn will be of
farm products each year, was present
to assist in the raising. Messrs. S. C. Ba
ker and H. W. Bittner, of Somerset tow n
ship, are the architects and builders.
Something bonier: ng on a riot t.xi'k place
in Con fluence Saturday night. The Italians
and the foreman on the construction train
made an assault upon the constables, and
but for the tin.elv aid of some of the citi-
zens, oneof them would have been killed,
gal proceedings have been instituted, and
the matter will be ventilated in the courts.
The Chautauqua movement has bee!) ex
tended to include the young folks, who al
leady have a " Reading I'nion." Thev are
now to have on illustrated pcriixlieal of high
character, which will be issued in July by
the Publishers of the far-famed AVideAwakc
Mrgazine, D. Lothrop it Co., Boston, who
will send it free for two months to any of
our readers who may request it.
An invitation having been extended toR.
P. Cummins Post No. 210, C. A. R., to par
ticipate in the One Hundredth Anniversary
of Berlin on July 4, 18S4, all comrades de
siring to attend are requested to lie in readi
ness to leave Somerset at 7 o'clock A. M., of
that day. A secial meeting of the Tost
will be held on Wednesday evening, July 2,
lS.s4,to perfect arrangements for the occa
sion. A full attendance is desired.
During the storm that passed over town on
last Tuesday afternoon, nil old locust tree
standing on the corner of Main Cross and
I'nion streets, in front of Pisel's eating sa
loon, was struck by lightning. Mr. Ciiauu
ecy Marteeney, one of the oldest citizens of
Somerset township, w ho was standing close
by the tree and under the awning in front
of the saloon, was stunned by the shock,
and fell prostrated on the pavement. He
was carried into the engine house near bv,
and in an hour or two had recovered suffi
ciently to drive home.
In visiting E. W. Horuers marble works
on Union Street, Somerset I'a., we find that
he has the largest aud finest assortment of
finished work in the comity. He has just
erwted a beautiful uieeeof work at the grave
or Bertha Daughter of C. F. and A. E. Knep
per, representing a stump ami dove which
can not be equaled in Somerset county. He
has also on hand a stock of Florence Blue
and Espernnr.a Marble. Persons needing
anything in this line should examine his
work before purchasingelscwhere. You will
save money by so doing. Give him a call and
be convinced.
As will be seen by reference to the tabular
statement published elsewhere, the Repub
lican primaries held last Sutnrday resulted
in the nomination of A. J. CoiUoru aud W.
S. Morgan for the Legislature, N. B. Critch
field for Prolhonotary, John Winters for
Sheriff, Charles C. Shafer tor Register and
Recorder, Cyrus C. Schrock for Treasurer,
Teter Dumbauld and Adam C. Lepley lor
Commua.iui.ers. Josiah Anker.y for Poor
House Director, and George Zimmerman
and Jacob K. Bowman for Auditors. The
vcte polled was an exceedingly large one,
exceeding that of any ever cast under the
new rules. The ticket nominated will be
found at the usual place In this paper, and
j shot.' I receive the support of every Rejinb-
I lican voter in the county. - '
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Kecetit rai.road statistics that bare been
gathered contain some interesting informs-
lion touching the growth of our railroad
system. It was in 1S30 that the first t wen-
ty miles of road were -built, and between
that date and 1SC0 there were 9,090 miles in
full operation, or an average of 100 miles
jier year In the nex ten years, ending in
lfttu, there were added 21,690 miles,
leryear, and since 1SG0, a period of twenty
four years, there was further added 121,813
mi I en or a trifle more than 5, WO per year.
The capital represented in the construction
and operation of this great system is seven
and one-half billions of dollars, (,5'25,i3S,
:i,) and the effect of this capital in the ap
preciation of other property is represented
at about $H,(X,00O,0'jO. These are pretty
large figures, and they are used with effect
in comparison with the amounts appropria-
ted by Congress from the beginning of the
Government to the present time for the im-
lirovement ot the rivers and harbors of the
country, which all told aggregates $100,000,-
v0 ! In other words, the railroads that have
sprung into existence in the last forty years
have cost thirty times tho total amount ex-
pen-ied for riycrs and harbors from the
foundation of the Government!
State Teachers' Mleti.no. The thirtieth
annual meeting of the Pennsylvania State
Teachers' Association will be held atMead
ville, I'a., July Hh, 9th and llh. An in
teresting programme lias been prepared aud
published, furnishing a wide range of sub-
jects to be discussed by leading educators
and specialists in this and other States. The
following are a few of the subjects that are
na,1!ed :
"Education and Labor," inaugural ad-
ureas by tne President, superintendent S. A.
Baer, of Reading ; "Our Fifty Years' Rec
ord, lS.H-lbM,'' by Hon. H. C. Hickok, ex
fttate Superintendent of Public Schools ;
"The New Education," by Superintendent
R. K. Ruehrle, of Lancaster ; " Our Dead,"
by Siiierintenlent ti. J. Lucky, of Pitts
burgh ; "The County Institute, Real and
Ideal," by Miss IIia Partridge, of Normal
ville. Illinois ; " Iaght and Light as in Con
cerns Schools," by Prof. J.Singley, of Mead
ville ; "The Literary Spirit in Schools," by
Dr. D. II. Wheeler. President of Allegheny
College, and " The Necessity of a Minister
of Education," by Dr. E. E, Higbce, Super
intendent of Public Instruction.
Additional attractions are offered in the
line of fine music, a public reception by the
citizens and twoexcuisions, one to Conne
aut Lake and the other to Chautauqua
Lake. Hotel charges will be from $1 to 1.60
,ir .Tii-
per uay,
This will be an interesting meeting of the
association, held in a part ot the State noted
tor many attractions, and should be attend
ed by hundreds of teachers who need recre
a'ion and a change of scencrv.
At.UPbos, Iowa,
June 21, 184. J
KioTou Hur.Ai.D :
'nr .Sit- .'Thinking perhaps a few words
from the "busy west" might be of some
interest to the readers of your paer, I will
sicnd a few moments in writing a short let
ter for their benefit.
We are having beautiful weather, and the
prospect for an abundant crop is much bet-
ter than it has been for several years. Rye
and winter wheat is almost ready to harvest
Imt our principal crop is the corn, which in-
deed looks encouraging. If nothing hap-
pens to the crop before time to gather it in,
this country is going to have a boom.
Our town has grown and improved con
sifltra'.ly during the past year, and now lias
a (Herniation of over two thousand. It is
only live years old, and when it was started
all this country was a vast, unbroken, and
unsettled prairie, but hen the railroad
came thronph here the people came through
here by the hundreds, and now all the coun
try for miles around is converted into mag
nificent and beauiiful farms. It seems as if
nature had favored the people here with a
heaping measure of comfort to begin with.
The rich and fertile soil, and tne beautiful
streams which furnish water for stuck, and
the healthful climate, all help make the
place a uwt desirable one to live in. The
neighborhoods are mostly made up of peo-
pie from the F-astern States, who are of
good character and full of energy. And by
the way, we have a great many people here
front Pennsylvania, whom we, ot course,
think help make our town and county
belter.
lur county is Republican from the ground
up. You can hardly find Democrats enough
for mile posts. We heartily endorse the
nominations made at the Chicago Conven
tion. Blaine and Logan will get the full Repub
lican vote here, and a number of Democrats
have declared that they will vote the
straight Republican ticket, and help elect
men who are worthy of being leaders of the
American people.
I think perhaps I have written enough for
this time, and will close with the hope and
expectation of meeting you and many of
your readers before another year bas passed
away.
Most Respectfully Yours,
W.S. Bell.
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For Sale. My home property, one
fourth mile southeast of Somerset, contain
ing twenty acres, with a good house, stable,
and other outbuildings, all in good order.
There is a fine fruit orchard on the place.
Tim one-half of the place, that on which
the buildings stand, is underlaid with coal
and limestone. This part will be sold sep
arately if desired. , This farm has been used
as a truck farm for a number of years, and
is in good order. Possession given at any
time, and payments made to suit purchas
ers. HeKRT HorSEFELDT,
The Carl isle Herald says that business men
are anxiously awaiting the action of Con-
press on the trade dollar. A number of
Jirnis have agreed that if Congress gives the
business men no relief, they will bring suit
against the Government in the United States
Court immediately after . adjournment,
They waut to test the question as to whether
the government can foist on the people a
silver dollar and then refuse to take it.
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Who Will He Be? That's thk Qces-
no, but Meaktive all who abe Footed
and Know a Tiiino ob Two aek Governed
Accordingly. Next week things become
lively in Chicago again, and the gathering
of the clans will be accompanied by the
throng of lookers-on and general sight-seers
which will convert the Garden City into a
very Paris of brilliancy. It is not to be
wondered at that the remarkably low rates
made over the entire system of the B. A ().
should be attended by so large an outpour
ing of people. Over the whole line from the
Atlantic, the glorious Chesapeake and the
great rivers to the lakes, the rate is but one
half the regular fare, or one fare for the
round trip. The tickets go upon sale at all
stations on July 3rd, remaining on sale
every day to and including the 7th, good
for use any day and upon any train to and
including the 8th. 1 hence on the tickets
are good for return trip at any time up to
and including July ltu. Every accommo-
dation is being provided by the railroad
company to insure the utmost satisfaction
and comfort of the patrons and nothing will
be left undone to complete such preparations
as will render the most complete success
certain.
Elegant B. A O. sleepers will be attached
to all through trains, and not only will they
make the trip without change, but new and
most comfortable regular coaches as well.
When it conies to time, the B. A O. has a
which has never been equal'cd, and
wen safety is considered, no road in the
wor,j equals its record for upwards of a half
a century. The B. A O. depot in Chicago is
Dy an ads the most advantageously located
ad the best arranged in that city. Those
who have traveled know what it is to be in a
crowded union depot, with the trains of a
half dozen roads coming in and going out ;
everybody's baggage heaped up indiscrim
inately, and employes so harrassed and both,
ered by countless questions as to be in con
dition to answer none of them to the point.
The passenger becomes if anything more
mixed, and ten to one gets on the wrong
train, has the check for some other fellow's
trunk, and upon the wfiole wishes he had
neyer been born. At the Chicago depot of
the B.- 0. there is none of this confusion,
no wrangling, pulling or hauling. No trains
but its own come in or go out. No baggage
piled up of other roads, and everything so
systematically arranged that getting on the
wrong trainjor a jumbled condition of things
in any respect is impossible. The depot im
mediately adjoins the Exposition building,
it being Ihardly two minutes' walk to the
gr,nd structure which, being the scene of
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both Conventions, will undoubtedly mrrk
tne 8pot where the next President's name is
finally made certain.
Southampton Items.
Clencoe will celebrate the Fourth of July.
The fruit crop will be an average one in
this sectiion this year.
Items of interest in this section are very
scarce at this time, in this neck o' woods.
AVcllersburg is to have a normal school
the coming fall. Business, Professor ;
whoop 'er np.
The people of this section are all well
pleased with the ticket nominated at the
Chicago Convention.
Aunt Polly Lcydick, of Comp's Corner,
who is now eighty-four years old, visited
fiiends and relatives in Kennell's Mills last
week.
Mr. Henry Martz, of Kennell's Mills, is
still in a very critical condition, and it is
feared his case will prove fatal. May he
bear his afflictions calmly and cheerfully.
Tuith.
You will be welcome. The citizens of
Johnstown will celebrate the Fourth of July-
in the fo Bowing manner : Salute, by can
nonading at early dawn ; Parade, by organ-
izations and societies : Fantastics ; A game
of base ball in fantastic costumes; num
ber of large hot-air balloons ; day light tire
works. There will be several races, which
will include trotting, pacing, mule and pony
races, bicycle, sack and foot races. Street
cars will take you to the place ; no admis-
ainn all amusements free. At 8:30 there
. wiU be abrilliant dis,lIay of fire works. Tne
SnmprM,t Rnd Can.bria Railroad Conltianv
will run a special train to Rockwood. leav
ing Johnstown at 10 o'clock r. and is
sue excursion tickets. See programme for
time and details.
Ursika Normal School.
The eighth term of this school will begin
on tha 28th of July, and w'.ll continue ten
weeks. The school will have for its object
the preparation of teachers for the public
schools of the county. Thorough instruc
tion will be given in everything that relates
to the work of the school-room, in the
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'"B"
teaching and managing schools
iuc iniiui """,
Steely, a graduate of one of our best SUte
Normal Schools, and at present an instrue-
tor in one of them, comes to me highly
recommended as a competent and successful
teacher.
W. S. Ki hlmam.
Sec. of the School Board.
Ursina Pa., June 10, 1834;
Cheapest Books ix America. At Fisher's
Book Store there is now on sale a line of th
lcheapest books ever put on the market fo
sale. Elegant cloth-bound, gilt-title books
for thirty-five cents each, three for one dol
lar. These books are by standard authors,
such as Dickens, Scott, George Elliot, Lord
Lytton, kc luesebooKS are selling very
rapidly, so rapidly in fact that the publish-
ers are unable to keep np with the demand,
Some of these books have as high as six
hundred pages, and the price is so low that
I advise the book-buying public to take ad
vantge now, as the price is liable to advance
at any time or the books be withdrawn from
the market. Chas. H. Fisher,
Bookseller.
Berlin Normal School. The fall term
of the Berlin Normal will open Jnly 28tb.
and close September 25, 1884. Instructors :
J. af. Berkey, Principal ; Rev. S. R. Briden-
baagh, M. C. Berkley, Miss Olive Heffley,
For circulars containing full information.
address the ' Prixcifal,
Berlin, Pa.
Fourth of July Excursion. Reduced
Rates to Chicago. In order that the public
may have the opportunity or edjoying tlie
National Holiday to the fullest extent, the
1 ennsylyania Kailroad campanp, in accor-
dance with a custom pursued for several
years, will sell excursion tickets between all
noints of its svstem. east of Pittshunr and
Erie, for the Fourth of July. These tickets
will be sold at creatly reduced rates, and can
be orocured on the 3d and 4th of July, eood
to return until the 7th, inclusive.
For the benefit of parties desiring to visit
cnicagoon me occasion 01 me democratic
X..! t -i Ll 11- T 1 T ' I
auo.ian-oiivenuoiii.iieic.msy.vauiMii-
road will sell round-trip tickets from eastern
cities to Chicago at a rate reduced to the cost
of an unlimited ticket in one direction.
These excursion tickets will be placed on
sale on the 3d of .July. They will be good
going lrom tlie dd to tlio Hth inclusive, and
good to return until tue istu mclvsive. jo
stop-over pimletfcs allowed,
These reductions offer splendid opportuni-
ties for making a short trip in the East, or
a more extendrd trip to the West, at very
low rates.
There is great rivalry in the boot and shoe
trade in Somerset, but Sol Vhl still contin
ues to hold the bulk of the trade. His stock
is large and well selected and his prices low.
Ojiick sales and small profits is his motto.
Somerset Normal will open on Monday
July 7, 1884, and continue until the teachers'
examination by the County Superintendent,
not less than ten weeks. No text-books
will be adopted, the instruction being wholly
topical, but students may bring their old
books fur reference and authority. At the
request of any six members of the school
classes will be formed in any of the higher
branches that they may wish to pursue, if
they are competent, and without extra
charge. Terms F'ive dollars for the session,
payable in advance, or at the end of the
fourth week. Students are advised to be
present at the opening. Deductions from
the above prices will be made only in case
of sickness, continuing" more than three
weeks. No primary or intermediate classes
will be formed, hence full time will be de
voted to normal students.
A. C. Holrert,
Principal Somerset Schools.
Fakm.for Sale. Situate two miles from
Rock wood, Somerset county, Pa., and one
mile from Casselnian, containing three hun
dred acres of good limestone soil, two hun
dred and forty acres cleared and in a good
fitjitj? nf piiltivntinn ami tliA Knlnnra, wall
timbere,, the entire tract being enclosed
.
with a eood fence, and the soil is productive, ing but the live stock was saved.
A firstclass new brick house, bank barn, ma- The fire was the work of an incendi
chine house, tenant honse, horse stable etc ary. A man was seen running from
Convenient to church, school and mill, the buildincs, but he escaped in the
Good neighborhood. Here is a rare chance darkness. The lo3 is partially COV
to purchase one of the most desirable tarms ere(J J,v insurance. During the ex-
luoummei, uoumy, at low ngures ami mou-
crate terms. The whole tract is underlaid
with coal and limestone. For further in
formation call on or address
H. H. & F. W. Masox,
Casselnian, Pa.
A New Cattle Disease. A new disease
has broken out among the cattle of Perry
comity, which seems to puzzle all who have
seen the sick animals. The first symptoms
are a swelling ; in the first case on the head
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acta ... ...L uiuc, ItSDa a, LUC 111 If.
subsequent cases proved it w- some new
disease.
'
' Sale. I ofler at public salt, one lot
of ground in Stonycreek township.adjoining
'"e town oi uucKstown, Somerset county.
ing'a large one-story frame house with sum-
mer kitchen attached, spring house and
other outbuildings on-the premises.
This is a most desirable home, pleasantly
situated, well planned and in first-class con
dition. For further information and terras,
apply to
AURAUAU Mt RSET,
Buckstown, Pa.
Postmaster General fJreshem, in returning
a letter from the dead-letter office which
i 1 & . . r , . . ,
uwi uwii kiii to a irauuuiem tottery witu
i ,i , , . ., t . -
one dollar enclosed, wrote upon the back of
the envelope : " Young man, the advice of
a postollice official is, if you earn your
money, keep it." This advice is good in
the abstract, but how can a young man
keep a $7 salary, and pay $3 for board ?
Principles never die, and persons of honor
and tirincmle are honest anil unriphl everv
' ' . r '
day rf their lives ; but carping bypocrites,
no matter what they pryfess, cannot be
trusted from one minute to another.
The largest fee ever allowed a lawyer in
this country was paid to Col. James W.
DavN, counsel in a celebrated land case at
Charlestou, West Virginia, last week. The
sum promises to exceed $100,000.
Mr. John Fulton, of Johnstown, was
elected President of the Constitutional Tern,
perance. Amendment Association, at ita
meeting, last week, at Altoona, vice Judge
Agnew, resigned. :
A new and full line of Summer goods a
the One Price Shoe Store of A. H. Ferner A
Bro., including mens, womens and childrens
slippers, low and hign cut anoes, ruaue oyer
the different lasts. .
The Buffalo Lime Company is now sell-
ing Good Lime at eight cents, delivered on
the cars at their works. For orders, write to
William Mason, Garrett. Pa.
Builders can find knobs, locks, hinger, and
everything belonging to builders' hardware,
at James B. Holderhaam's.
Indian Ka-Ton-Ka cares all diseases of the
Drug-
Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Blood,
gists all keep it.
A full line of summer pant goods, overall s
casimeres, etc at , , ,
. -PAunifeASKn's,
continues to increase till the skin breaks the boys took a sudden cramp ana
open, and death ensues. In the first case it became unable to swim, and his
was thought the animal had been bitten by brother endeavored to rescue him
a snake, as the symptoms indicated that, d Was clasped with such a tjeath
but he disease would not yield to the treat- grip that both went down together,
went usual for such trouble, and then the When found they were clasped in
Jofeiih J. Seera.
363 O. H. Direly.
t4 .John U. LawK.n.
162j
226 John N. Snjdcr.
438 Irrln Custer.
112 X. W. Brendle.
62 Eli Marti.
14! 383 H. B. Baltzer.
57 M. M. Brnhaker.
1051 )38 W. H. LandlB.
112, 129'J.A.ShnlU.
2! 4 ;W. J. Sliaw.
121 17
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Special Notice. Excursion tickets
to
and from all stations on line of Pittsburgh
Division and branches of Balto. A Ohio Kail
road will be sold July 3rd and 4th, good to
return up to and including July 7th at
rate of 1 cents per mile for the round trip,
G"D Normal. The Glade Normal
Schol win l!n Ju'y 2S. and close Septem
ber 2C lm- instructors :-Principal, J. B,
"edrow ; Assistant, D. W. Waugh. For cir-
Tedrow ; Assistant, D. W
culars containing full information, address
the Principal, Glade, Pa,
Blacksmiths can find horse shoes, horse
. ,oe nails, iron, hummers vin .nvil.k.1
lows, rasps, files, etc., at James B. Holder
baum's.
The Cambria Iron Company has purchas
ed the ground and will erect a hospital in
Johnstown, the plans for which are now in
course of preparation
Will have an immense stock of Summer
Millinery this week in latest styles, and
lowest prices.
M. M. Tredwkli..
MARRIED.
KN ABLE WITT. At the residence of
the bride's parents, in Somerset, on Tuesday,
June 24, 1884, by Rev. J. . Shearer, Mr. J.
C. Knable, of Gebharts, to Miss Maggie
Witt.
FJIKD.
'HUMBERT. On Monday, May 12, 13S4,
in Mil ford township, Mrs. Elizabeth Hum
bert, aged C8 years, 2 months and 7 days.
STA1IL. On June 4, 1384, in Somerset
Township, Daniel Lloyd Stahl, aged 2G
days.
YOCNKIX On Wednesday, June 4,
1884, near Kingwood, Mrs. Sarah Younkin,
aged (is) years, 8 months and 1 days.
MILLER. On Monday, June 9, 1884. in
New Centreville, Willie B. Miller, aged one
month,
Barn Burned in Lancaster County.
Lancaster, June 25. Last eve
ning the large barn on the farm
of Daniel Webster, rear Christiana,
this county, was completely destroy
ed by fire. A large quantity of hay
and
gram, and wagons and farm
imnlntimiita nrarA Hiirnai!
I he lire
originated in the bay loft and noth
o '
citement two Btrancers made an at
tempt to rob the house, but were
foiled in their purpose.
Two Brothers Drowned.
Eeaveu, O., June 25. Two broth
ers, Harry and George Lancaster,
aged respectively 12 and 10 years,
met with a tragic death while bath
ing near their home, a few miles
north of here. It seems that one of
. ... ,
each others arms as ll in a peacetul
eleep.
Killed by Lightning.
Grekssucrg, June 3 1. Yesterday
afternoon a eon of Joseph Walp,
livinff two miies northeast oi Mur-
rysville, was struck by lightning and
instantly killed just a.3 his father
was driving the wagon, in which
they were seated, into the barn, A
young brother of the boy, who open
ed the barn door, was b-idly burned
and the two horses were killed by
the same stroke of lightning.
Mr. Eisaman, near Adamsburg,
had two valuable horses killed by
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Iightiiing during the storm,
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Killed by Lightning.
Yousustoavn, O.. June 24. Dur
ing the severe storic which passed
over the southern part of the county
last evening, the residence of Abner
,f . l l i .i.t
iweausser, m uncuiuiu, "
by lightning, and his daughter Min-
me, ageu io, was luomuuy kuicu.
A large barn belonging to Edward
Vail was Struck by lightning and
entirely destroyed, with it3 contents,
pxcentinw tha live Stock, which were
removed to another building,
A Stage Falls 'With Seventy-five Chtl
dren.
New London, June 24. While
the Coldwater Army children were
giviner an entertainment in Music
Hall this evenine a temporary pyra-
m gtage gave Way, and seven ty-five
children fell with it, bat none were
injured. A lighted kerosene lamp
fell at the same time, and a panic
ensued, but without serious result
Tarred but set Feathered.
Aurora, Ind., June 23. This af
ternoon Mrs. Owens was caught by
John Horton's divorced wife and
three other women and tarred from
head to foot, a brush being used to
Put e tar on- Feathers were not
used, the wman who agreed to bring
them backing out. No arrests have
yet been made. Mrs. Owens was
accused of improper relations with
Herton. -
1 wp., Bouienci io., ra., uee u.
Letters of administration on the -bore estate
Baring; been granted to the unUersiirnnl by the
proper authority, notice is hereby piren to all
persons indebted to said estate to make immedi
ate payment, and those hartns; claims aaaint t the
same will present them duly authenticated tor
settlement at the late residence of said Jeeeased
now In possession ef Peter Boyer, in Stonycrcs:
lowusuip, on aainroay. mDcostf. is-4.
JtlHN M. OKESS.VER,
jnlyl Admr. Teatamento Annexe.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate ef Praeilla Whlslcn. late of Paint Twp.,
Somerset t o,. Pa., dee d.
Letters of administration ca the abore estate
baring been aranted to the understated by thej
proper aninoniy, noucs nereoy giren to an
person Indebted to said estate to make immedi
ate payment, and those bavins; claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated lor
settlement on Saturday, the 9th day of August,
1864, at the late residenceot deceased.
JOHN W. WHISLEN,
julyi Administrator.
ADMIKTTO1 NOTICE.
Esiate of John W. fleisier. dee'd, late or Somerset
Toannhip. Simersct Coumy, Pa.
Letters of administration on the abore estate
having been ajranted to the andersig;ned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given ai
uersuos indebted to said estate to make immedi
ate payment and those having claims against the
same to present them duly authenticated for set
tlement on Auuust v. ion. at the otnee mo. u
Bacr, in Sotucuet Borough.
. MICHAEL GOOD,
july 3 Administrator.
STEAM ENGINES
HoiMiug Engines ajid Machinery a Specialty.
Second-hand Engines and Boilers on hand. Send
for Stock List THOMAS 4JAKLIN,
majU-eow. Allegheny City, Pa.
W ,4 "V'Fl? Ii Canrassersln ererreoun
JYiy 1 Lty in the state to take or
der lor Nursery Stock. Steady mnd Drtirable
Emyloyment Exponence In the business not re
quired. Nurseries widely aud favorably known.
For terms addres3
TheC.L. V AN lH'SEN JfT'RSEBT CO., GE
NEVA, NY.
Van Dusen Nurseries Established 1839.
Also, etock at wholesale. Jun26.
JPPLIUATION FOE CHARTER.
NOTICE is hereby given that an application
will be made to the Governor of rVnnsvlranln at
Harrishurg, on Thursday. JulT 9. fsst, or as
soon thereafter as practicable, lor the incorpora
tion of a Company, under and by virtue of the pro-
vtBiousoi ma orporain.-n Act 01 is.4; said uoun
pany to be known as the - Diamond Lumber
Company," Limited. The object ot naid Corpora
tion shall be the construction, maintenance and
operation ot a bwim on the Cassetinan river in
tho Township or Klkli. k In the County of Momer
set, and for the purpose of Hooting logs and 1 1 tu
bers on said river and its tributaries 1mm the Ma
ryland State Line to location of said boom.
The names of five or the subscribers to the Ar
ticles of Association are
AV. II . SI FALL,
J. R.IK WIN.
KEN. PRICE.
AV. it. SA.N'NER.
juneii. W.M. (I. Sl FaLL
FARM FOR SALE.
Situate In ML Pleasant TownMilD. Weiimura
land County I'a.. one and a halt miles lrom Lig
onier station and Store. This farm contains one
hundred acres ofland, one half of which is clear
ed and in a good state or cultivation, and the
Balance in good timuer. A good two-story log
DWELLING HOUSE,
And Log Barn. with Shed and otherOutboil.llnzs.
Good truit of ail kinds in abunoance. Also an
open bank of good coal on the farm. For further
inlonnation call on or address
J. J. STAIRS,
jun!8. Donegal, Wesmoreiand Co. Pa.
Pennsylvania Female College.
Located in the suburbs of Pittsburgh, sicaw
from city noie gnd tmoke Unsurpassed for
Bwanfy and Braicmniaeiaa. tacellent ta
rilitie fur the study of Natural Sciences', and
Mathematics in short, every department veil
equipped. Session opens September 10, lis A.
Early application is desirable. For catalogues
and further Information apply to
Miss Hellen E. Pelletreau, i res u
tnntoeow. Pittsburg, (East End), Fa.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Michael Kinder,, dee'd, late of Addison
Township, Somerset County, Pa.
Letter of Administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate to make Immedi
ate payment, and those having claims train?' the
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Saturday. August 2, 1844, at the
late residence of the deceased.
SAMUEL A. IHlQER,
junels. Administrator.
HT ANTED! Energetic, reliable men to sel
TREES, GRAPE VINES, SHRUBS. Ho
S KS, kc. Stc. Salaries and expenses paid. Kx
Deriencenot essential. LaCLAREa. HEKRICK
Brighton, N.. 1 mile east of Rochester. Mention
this paper.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE !
ri'ha heirs of Michael Keller, late or Ligonter
J. township, deceased, oiler at private sale the
well-known farm situate in l.igonier township,
Westmoreland County, Pa., S miles north of the
Borough oi Ligonier, and 1'4 miles from Coalpit
Station, on the Ligonier A'alley Railroad, con
taining
200 iSXJRES!
More or less. The Improvements are a LOG
HOUSE, FRAME BANK BARN. 4cjs& left.
Corn Crib, w agsn Slied. Spring Honse, and oth
er outbuildings. Tne Sana contains
An Elegant Orchard
Or Good Bearing Fruit Trees. About three
fourths of this farm is cleared and under a good
state ot cultivation ; balance In timber. The
farm is well watered, and well adapted to stock
raising. Possession given, with unencumliered
title, on April L 1344. For further information
apply to
J. AV. KEFFER, Ligonier, fa..
Or J. C. Kama, Grcensburgh, Pa. mayJMt.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
SOMERSET COUNTY SS.
. At an Orphans' Court held at Somer
rial : set in and for Somerset County on the
; : -24th day of May, A. 1., 1SH4. before the
Honorable, the Judges thereof, in tne matter ol
the estate of Henry Suhre, deceased, on motion of
John H. uni, .. tne court appoint 1 i;. t.oi
born, Kl . Auditor to distribute the lund in the
hands of tne Administrators to and amonz those
legally entitled thereto. Bv the Court.
A. A STUTZMAN, Clerk
The undersigned and iortherehy gives notlcethat
he will sit at Iheothce o: tiolbom & Coitiom. in
Somerset. Pa., on Tuesday, the lath day of July,
1SS4, to perform the duties or the above appoint
ment, when and where all parties interet ted can
attend if they think proper.
L.C. COLBORN.
Auditor.
junl3t-
Salesmen Wanted
To soil Nurserv Stock fnr the Hooker Nurseries.
Established 1.-3. Lib.nl a.tUHV
F.Pt;.JEl paid. Permanent Employment.
Send lor terms. II. E. HOOHKK t ,
maylS.SL KoebeMter. X. T.
THE GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY
FOR PAIN.
Relieves and cures
IIUEUJIATLSjI,
Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Lumbago,
BACK ACI1E.
HEADACHE. TOOTHACHE,
SORE THROAT.
QUINSY, SWELLINGS.
arKAix.
Soreness. Cols. Bruises.
FIIOSTBITIW.
Bl'RX, MCALIHi,
And all other bodily acuta
and pains.
FIFTT CENTS A BOTTLE.
Hold by all TnCKKt and
Iieaim. Ulrecuuos In 11
languages.
The Charles . Vooeler Co.
m a. vooiLU a o.
SdtlaM. XL. C.S.A.
j?83ry:sDEAaSH0lVsniiE8,
A SURE CU2E FOB
WORIV1S
in the Hu
i Body. Price Se. AH Druevuc.
AnMiaai Send 4 cents .orpw
I ATa 4h aire and receive tree a
euetly box of goods, which will help yoa to mere
atovey rtcht away than anything else in this
world. All, of either sex, succeed trom brst hour.
The bread road to fortune opens before the work
ers, absolutely sore. Atone address, Taca A
COnAttirutta, Maine. tama.
AND
MILLINEEY GOODS
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
Their Stock is Large,
giving you a wide range
to select from, and their
prices are the Lowest.
GEIS, FOSTER & QTJINN,
113 and 115 Clinton Street,
JOHNSTOWN, PENN'A.
. B. SCHELL.
R B. SCHELL & CO.,
IvrISTXJFVCJ'l.' U IERS OF
m
COPPER
m
Stoves, Ranges & House Fiirmshing Goods,
Main Cross St., Opposite
t s."irr-J',wn!
:-5Vw'vi&
7 :
I
SUGAR PANS.
We neep Nails, Glass, Puty, Coal Oil,
Terra Cotta Pipe, Clothes Wringers.
Call and See Stock Before Buying Elsetcherc.
JOHN J. SCHELL,
Agent and Attorney-in-Fact.
ESTAlil.ISl IE1 1880.
FISHER'S BOOK STORE
SOMERSET, PA.
Chas. JI. F'sher, Wholesale and Ret.ijl Pealer and Jobber In School Hooks. School Supplies and
Stationery. Alwavs in tock a well selected stock of Poetii al Works, Histories, Biographies. Book
ef Trav. l and Ad'venttire. Novels and Standard Prow Work. Bibles, Testament. Oospel Hymas
Lutheran r nil Msciples' Hymn Books. Dlctionaiies and Children's Toy Biks, olagaslne. Review
"Novels, 1'ailj Papers, and Ocneral Periodical Literature, Sheet Musie and Orgin Instructors. Sua
day school and I)v school Ki ward Cards. A Large and Complete Stock ef Blank Books, Leg.
Blanks and Marriage Certificates. Fine Albums, purse and Bus Paper.
SCHOOL TEACHERS'
B"MAIL (iHDEBS
T.R. MARSilAIX.
MAIN OFFICE AND YARD
AT
JOHNSTOWN, PENN'A,
SaEtMros
Wholesalers
Hear 2CC MainStre t.:
Lumber
AND
MATERIALS,
Haiti anl Soft 00 Ss.
OAK, POPLAR. SlblSCS. PHKKTS, MOllDiSGS.
ASH. WiLMT, ri.C0ai.SG, ASH, STA1H HAILS,
CHERRY. V ft tOW P.Vf, SHI HULLS, HOORS, BALlSTkKI
CHESTSLT. WHITE PISK, LATH. BI.IMDS, HEW EL POSTS
A General Line of all grade of Lumber and Building Material, and Roofing Slate kept In Stock.
Also, can lurn isn anything in the line et our business to order with reasonable promptness, acb a
Brackets, Odd sized work, Ac.
ELIA.S CU3ST jSTIDSTGHM,
Manager, Somerset Branch.
Offices and Yard Opposite S. & C. R. R. Station, Somerset, Pa.
BOYTS, PORTER & CO.,
Brass mid Iron Founders, 3Iachinists, and Manufactu
rers of Miners' Supplies,
xr.iTER orrosiTEB. t o. depot, coxsellsville, pa.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
Y OUCH STEAM PUMP. 'tTuKRi
Fo Coal Mines, Furnaces, Ilailroads, and Boiler Feeder ,
Turn-Table Dump Cars. Hoisting Crabs
Stone Picks, Stone Wedges,
LARRIES, PIT CARS, COKE SCRAPERS, COKE BARROWS, COKS
OVEN FRAMES, R- R. FROGS, BRIDGE BOLTS, SWITCH
STANDS, MILL GEARING. PULLEYS, AND
SHAFTING.
Heavy Castings and Forgings ; Sheet-Iron Work ; Machinery' ot all k"'
repaired at short notice.
PAUL, A. SCHELL.
SHEET-IRON
PRE
DEALERS IIsT
Cook & Bccrits' Store.
GGOX STOVES Hi RANGES!
We are agents tor the Eicelalor" Cook Stoves
and Ranges, the New Regulator Ceuk Stoves,
Cupello and Apollo Ranges. We also sell the
"Royal Cook" and other Cook Stores. Ail stovee
and ranges sold with guarantee. Also, repairs
for the above stoves and lor the New Ironside and
any other stove in use.
STOVE HOLLOW-WARE!
Put, Kettles, Skillets, Ortddlee. Tea Kettle.
Cuolting Utensil .and all other Plain, O round
and Euaaieied.
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS I
We keep a full stork of Onflee-pots, Duckets,
Paslns. Sad Irons. Cone Mills, Chamber-pails,
Waih-lioard, Dust pans and Rru.ihe. Ac.
We make Sugar liuckets and
HEADQUARTERS.
SO XjJCZTEXX
L. W WEAKI.ANI
Branoli CMHc an J YaviS
aii Dealers,!
AT
Somerset, Pa.,
Op. S-4.C. I. It. STATION-
and Retailers :
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