the Somerset Herald.
OKO. 11. W-TLL, EJitor.
. Al i-. .y
T . n
AU(tt4 2T, 18S4.
jrfcDXiSDAT
f Vacation days are nearly ended.
Fishing Tackle, at C. X. Bovd s.
I On the Wlh im. the dog days end.
I New fall goods now coming in.
f " Mb. A. E. I n
I This has been an uafcroraMe season for
Rummer resorts.
For. good bupsy whip K" to James 15.
jlolderbaum.
' rainta. all colors, ready for use. Sold by
C. N. Kovd.
V Try Alabatiue for Wall and Ceilings.
Bold only by C.X. Boyd.
i Uata-tine will not rub off like white
Try it.
Ti.e U-xt flock of Ci?ars ftiul Tobacco iu
the
wn are to be found at Keller A Banner'.
. i i : r..
The dry weather we nave oeea o.
.1. ,.i t clinrtpn tin the
aoiiie tunc la--i.
fc.irn crop.
lirook Trout, Salinoii and I-a'.ni'lor ller
jri ug, can t be beat, at Keller A Banner's.
I KM votin
mm who voted on age iast
' . . . 1 -...a..,'l ?1 TflV
year t
lax this year or they win i. e i.n.i
! Will have an immense stock of Summer
li'iiuery this wok in
latest styles, ana i
lowest prices.
M. M. Trcpwki.l.
e hoi that every i.cpuu'irau in
r-.itiniv will examine ie i -(;"?
lists at
,nce and see thut his name is properly en- j The Republican conferees ofthis. the Sey-t-nA
Friday, Sept. .Vh, is the Inst day on j euteenth Congressional District, will meet
Vhii h this iniinjrtant matter :jau be attend- : in S.jmerset next Tuesday, September 2nd.,
1 1( to place in nomination a candidate for Con-
i Ca-towa.
"VVhen baby was sick, we pave her
r Castoria.
Svheii she was a child the cried f.rCastoria,
i - i JO .iiiip'imc rni asioria. i
if -
v ,..,. . i.;i.i. she rave them Casta.
i
Arc you registers - "
. I 1
gistry list and ascertain lor yourscu.
lany persons who fuink thir names are on
the lists will hud ly looking ai u1B
lhat they Jiavebewiomi
:ted. Look the mat-1
rr up.
4 1
Wasted. An energetic man to fell
:verv useful article. A good opportunity is
tolTc'red alive man. Address W. M. KELLY,
P. V. P.ox 21S, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Thon-'h peaches are plentiful, so numcr-1
t.uiare'buvers from the western and nor -
1 iirt are
Ithcrn market
that the succulent fruit stdl
Jiemains at a nigh figure.
? . , .
? AiiL-uM is uie iiinfio I" t...v.,.
Ni th-
I n.l in b an un the hum generally.
J:.... ,..,r;,i!W- ir,rrefies the value of a
If-.-,.. flnliness. and not only that, but
lit also iucr-ases the owner's self-respect, nd
I makes him feel 1 nuJ (,f farm n1 con"
itenteil with his surroundings.
a The number of postotiires in
the Vnited
J States on Jane vas ,iO,t'l.,of wlnc.i pi j by haying his small fruit stolen by boys.
I were of the first class, with salaries of over j A elaml,i. should be made of some of the
fsVt.ooo : 4"4 of the second class, with, salaries j TOung ncoundrels by pr.isecutitig and pun
!.,f Ixtween $2, and 5-J,', and 1,?S of the j jing them,
It'aird class, with salaries of ?t.0o0 to $2,. j
I making in ail -,"23 presidential offices, or an Harry, a nine-year-old son of Mr. Frank
j increiiM? of I-"' during tlie year.
The RniTalo Lime Company is now sell
ing Good Lime at eight cents, delivered on
: he c ars at their w orks. For orders, write to
William Mason. Garrett. Pa.
i lied ford is to have a new corporation to be
I known as the liedford and Baltimore Min-
ti,o I .m,tl:llie The coniuanv will oierate
"r- - I - - - -
on the ores in liie vicinity, which have been
tested by analysis and are said to be of a
highly superior quality. It is said to be the
, .1 fl, PfinitiriA Comna-
same ;is mai m.m' . .. --. i -
:iv in P.lair county. The engineers asti
I mate the iptantity owned by the company to
f be at least :t.t'i(,i". tons.
1 will open on Satur.biy a line of Win
chester and Remington rifles, breech and
muzzle-loading shot guns both double and
single barrels also a full line of gun repairs,
reloading tools, shells, caps pouder, shot, etc.
James E. Hoi pkei ai m.
PlIoMliATKS AND LAND ri.AS,T.B XoW
have in stock car load llaugh A Son's goods
the bc-t on the market, and no fanner
should l without them. They have stood
the tet fr live years. Hero are the prices,
Double Eagle, per ton,
NeW pr,.t ' t'l.'Ml
No. 1. Fine r-ne, " $t"00
Ijtnd Plaster, " f l.VO.t
Cook A Hfkeits.
Meat Maikft Main Street. We have
just added a large Refrigerator to our Meat
Market in which all meats can be kept coo'
and clean. Mutton. Reef, Tork, Ac kept
constancy on hand. Open daily. Parties
buyine meat can have it kept in the Refrig-
; erator until wameu. ,
' Wehsve, also, V) new brick for sale, !
.
which we wiil M il 1 y the hundred or thou?-
and at a low price. "
Ross IlAvrs A Co.
i
Wigg
Tr.Hti,.U ?i In-- storm in Sei'tent-
her. If be had made it November be would
have hit it exactly, for the Iemo ratic par
ty will be completely snowed under during
the early part of that month.
To Fai:mi:is. Xow is the time to hand
in your orders for phosphate, prej r.ratiry
to fall seeding- Xo enterprising farmer
should be without Itatigh A Sons' goods, at
prices named in another tolutnn of this
paiier. Cook A Reerits.
The attention of vote.-;, throughout the
county is tailed In the following : Last day
for Wine assessed and registered. Thursday,
Siptember 4th : last day for paying taxes,
Saturday. October -tth : last day for being
i.a:ura'.ire.i. Sa:ur.'.ay, Vtober iM : elec
tion, Tuesi'ay, Xuvejubor 4th.
Lt. Sveiii-n head of s-hcip; tips of
b.ith ars cut otT; one b!a. k sheep in the
lot : no lambs. Any information leading
to the recovi ry of these sheep w iil be liber
ally rewarded by the undersigned.
E. J. Wkoki-kt,
July 11, b4. lvansTille. Ta.
ii!.a". iige all competition to go si le by j for a number of years, rolieetnan Cillx'rt
side with the Perry jpring-tooth Harrow, made a nnniber of arrests, and did every
and pro hu e its e.;;:al, ! thing in his power to maintain order and rid
jAits R. HolpebfaCK. ' the principal thoroughfares from the gangs of
The renni-n of ti e Pennsylvania Reserve 1 rimnker Iri.-h that were strewn alone them.
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As. .eiatioii. which was to have been Jld
at Philadelphia un tl e tirst of July last, tas
b.-en jotpotited to meet in the same city
Thursday, t-epteuiber 11th. Ou that day
the equestrian Matue of Gen. John F. Rcy
i.oids will be unveiled. Members of the As-s-n
iation wisl ing toattend the reunion will
be fcruished cert-.fuaUs fiititling them to
reduced rs:lroad fare.
To Farmers. I w ill put the Champion
Grain and Fertilizer Drill side by side with
any other in ibe market and let you decide
Letiient is worth twenty dollars more or;
not, though I will not ask yon twenty doi- j
lars more for it, call and see. j
Jaki R. Hoi.prsRAl .
Stolex. Fnmi work on Shields' contract i
ou .ViutU IViiUsylv-aiiia Railroad, a vest, in '
the j-orket if which was an open-faced,
k'.-iii-wiadiug watch. gi.Jd mountings, ao
1'iages. Ten dollars regard wiU be for
the . if,,-i
t'KAs. VnirrckKAl. Soaurset, Pa.
I hac jnst reT:vl a fresh lot of new fall
pnn-s. 2.,ni!tic
fill ilrr g.icls.
and Ci.e dress eoods and I
; ;
.-IVI. J. I- I. .
It is .,if,frf j .
vegetal., !at ,hw whow lab!e ,OTr !
ti-ns form n,:(ji r thtrtii, n,-b as caroU,
Mato,, p,,.,, tnHHcu.it heat-pro. j
duciric. ah :!f tiling '1,! r.irm a I, ... r.mt'ti.1
wb a afjiaragus, letteuee, peas, beans,
'rn, esbi-ee and tomatoes, are cooling.
Hence die former should be ke for cold
'either, and the latter freely used during
the hot season.
A cold waTe struck this section Sunday
morning.
The Micks seemed to have possession of
t!ie town Saturday nijrlit.
' Many tf our Summer boarders arc rvluni
; ins to 'l"-''r c'y homes.
; Mr. T. J. ricking sold his fast lacing
i Jjorse at Bedfonl last week.
J. J. Miller, Esq., of Pittsburpli, i in town, j
lie w ill remain until the first of September.
The youth and beauty of this villa-re in
dulged in a picnic at P.reaV-neck Jlocks,
Monday.
rassenper Agent ration Las taken posses
sion of his handsome suite of rooms, above
ISoyd's drugstore.
ar old friend and patron, Mr. Lud ln
hart, of Donegal, of Westmoreland county,
paid us a friendly vis-it ilonday morning.
Mrs. Emery F. Warden and Miss Martha
L. Warden, of Johnstown, are visiting at
the residence of 1. J. Horner, in Somerset.
John Waterman, the tonsoriai artist, has
greatly improved the outside appearance of
! his barber shop, by having it neatly painted.
S. A. Wiil, Esq., of Pittsburgh, is spend-
Psr f n's vacation in Somerset. He is
receiving a warm welcome from his many
! friends.
lr. Allert 1'. P.rubaker and wilt, who
have been spi nding the past wo weeks in
Somerset, left for theirhoin"; in Philadelphia
Tuesday morning.
Or. Oil (espied, of Elizalcth. X. J., preach
ed in the Presiivttriuii church Sunday morn-
jn anj J)r. Mclean, of Xew Haven, Con-
j necUcut, iu the evening.
I Mrs. Ir. A. J. Miller, ol South Ueml, In
diana, forannmber of years a resident of
Somerset, is visiting the family of Capt.
! John H. Miller, on Main street.
I g'. ess.
. .
! At the brass band tournament helu at Jit.
I tu i,. , .u , i.. i : t i Af,r:e
! '.. ,OUK ll" Pr;Ze
The Frs-ina
this county, of
, ms,)v bra)1I ban,is
: Jwo busM 1om I:, j;3nS) to fay
nothing of the carriages and wzgons of all
I descriptions from this place, ware kept
I busy hauling the people to and from the
camp grounds, Sunday
j The proprietor of the Glade House has
I purchased a new bus aud a handsome team
of .iron grey horses, which he drives to
j and from his house to the railroad station,
j for the convenience ol his guests.
....
I There must be big money in hauling ks
',,e aI"' rom t'"?ca"P gronnd at twenty-
: live cents a neaa, eacn way, ttiai several en-
! ,T,,ni,n
liverynien could bring their
busses clear from Indiana here to run for
one dav.
There is srcarcely a rroierty owner in or
about the town that lias not been annoved
: ShaflTer, of Jenner Township, while afterthe
cows last Fridav morning, fell over the
horse"s he?d and the animal trod on his
head, crushing the top of it and causing al
tnost instant deutb.
A valuable horse belonging to Mr- Jacob
J. Fike was run over and kilted by a freight
engine on the S. A C. Railroad, at an early
hour Sunday morning. The animal had
gotten out of the pasture field and strayed
on the track, where it met its death.
Mr. James Shaffer's chicken coop was rob
led of several dozen young chickens one
night last week, and several crocks of butter
were stolen from his spring-house. The
amount of petty thieving and pilfering that
has been done hereabouts of late is apailing.
Messrs. r0fl'rotli A Rupel had their law
office lighted by gas for the first time, Satur
day night The light is a very brilliant one
and is certainly a great improvement on the
coal oil lamp. The Good Templar's Hall is
lighted in a like manner, Trith gas manu
factured by the same-machine.
The Japanese tea party given bv the La-
! ilits' Mite Society of the PisrinhV Church.
at the residence of Ed. Scull, Esq., lat
Tuesday evening was a very enjoyable afTair
and was quite a success, financially. The
proceeds were something over one hundred
dollars, which is to be applied to liquidating
the debt on the parsonage.
The Mineral City Band, of Johnstown,
sm:ni nvpr n isnn pwi lor sever-i r,r-.iie
" their way home from McKeesport, last
onrsuay. v nnc nere inoy marcned np m
fivmt of thc Hebali f'Wce, whore they play-
ed several of their choicest piece? of mnsic.
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and certainly know how to toot npon the
horn.
A match patne of base ball was played at
the Harvest Home picnic, near Friedens, on
Saturday last, between the Moto!!er club
and a ''scrub nine" from this plaee. which
resulted in an easy victory for our boys.
Til e score stood. Somerset Sfl; Mnstoller. C
the former playing four inning and the
la'terfive. The success of the home nine
is due to " Blubber."
The crowd of people in attendance at
camp-mepting Sunday was quite lap-e. The
special trains on the S. A C. R. R. were
crowded with people from alons the lire of
the road, most of whom got off the cars nt
the platform back of the csnin-crounds.
thus ayoidii.g a long, dusty walk, or paying
f.fty cents bus fare. The attendance was
not quite o U-ge as last vear.
There was more dninkennt ss and carous
ing on the street of Somerset Saturday
! night, than there has been at any one time
l" it was too mucu ior ooe man ... .,,r
police force of our borough should lie in
creased.
John Zeipler, a seventeen year old sin of
Jacob Zeicler met with a serious accident
last Friday, while etigaired in assisting bis
father in building tbe stone piers for a new
Countv bridge at Meyersdale. One of the
roi-e attached to the derrick broke, letting
the large beam which it held in place fall to
the gronnd. The young man was directly
under the beam which struck him on the
Fncji jrtc as to fracture his
fV;nll. He was brought to his home in
Somerset Friday evening. He is very seri-
0,3Sy injnre.1 bnt his physician thinks thaj
wnl recover ;
j An exchange says; Since strawberry
! shortcake is out of season the housewife
""S t0
the place. Imon shortcake will do this in
every resect and if yoi.r family likes a
; strong lemon flavor it will prove a delicious
laV, Tat m vtinrf fVlV doflf-h YftrtIr
,., " . , , , y,-, .. ."
hke a strawberry shortcake. While that w
. . ... . I
uaikine piitv iuc evt ui m ii.-ii..ii sun eijwnrc-1
a -:.f: r..., . L-l . !
then take half a cup of sugar and half a cup I
of mo,ass, a t.aeWul of water, a ,;ttiej
lump of butter and a tablcsjK.mtuI of flour.
Let this boil until it is just about as thick as
boiied enstard. When tbe shortcake is
baked cut it in two parts and pour the mixt
ure over the lower one ; then lay the upper
part on this, bottom side up, and cover that
also with the custard.
A goodly number of persons hays reaped
the advantage of Dr. Sadler's visit to Somer-
j set the past week. A son of Mr. Win. Mau-
rer, of Stoyestown, who had his eye severe
ly burned by lime four months ago, causing
the lid to grow fast to the ball and cover
two-thirds of the sight with a thick skuin,
had an operation performed by which the
lid was f reed from the ball and the thick
skiu covering it, cut away. Mrs. Elizabeth
King, of Xew Islington, who has been
near-sighted all her life, and her eyes pain
ful under use, was fitted with glasses that
made her see easier and plainer than ever
before in her life. Mr. Lou A. Smith, the
well-known editor of the Meyersdale Com
mercial, was found to have compound mixed
near-sight, each eye different. The. LHjctor
succeeded in adjusting glasses so that his
sight was more perfect than at any time in
his life. Mr. Jonas Tedrow, of Glade, had
a tear-duct opened, and an artificial eye,
that his friends took to be the natural one,
inserted. Half a dozen different cases of
more difficult operations expect to go to the
Doctor's infirmary in Pittsburgh in the early
fall..
Advertised Letters. The following let
ters remaining in the postoffice at Somerset,
Pa., will be sent to the Dead Letter Office if
not called tor before September 10, IS81 :
Arthur, D. L. ; Boyd, Mrs. Mary; Barrie,
Xick, (2) ; Eckely, Charley ; Evans, Allen ;
Gregenda, Mark ; Grines, Wm. ; Gravesi
Xat-: Hoereler, Mrs. Joseph ; Hill, Kem
per; Hughey, James F. ; Luther, James;
Readier, Wm. F. ; Sowney, Maurice; Jachs,
Joseph ; Smith, John Wm. ; Tryanne, Miss
Eva; Walker. Miss AnnicR. ; Ejorlin, M.
Camble, Micbele: Cionicurro, Signore An
gelantorio ; Cotugno Vito; Guzmicki, An
dra ; Cnirala, Demmo . Pucri, Jonas; Kari
at, Jokub ; Xeutuan, L. ; Pelrotnono, Fran
cesco ; Taseilo, Giovanni ; Padeiano, Jimi
Ouzia ; Penoh, Sohn K. ; Foeiiwalski, Jo
seph ; Rocco, Michel ; Rapuano, Arconge
lo ; Stet.mo, Luchi ; Shuluk, Thomas ;
Star, Jonas ; Sandou, Gamy ; Tellephone,
Zouie ; Zumpauo, Francesco. Foieigu Pos
tals Buone, Giuseppe; Cirucei. Francesco;
Collia, Juigi ; Fragio, Rocco Antonio ; Fil
ipe, Xicola ; Gross, Antonio ; Gallorizzo,
Pasquale ; Gyura, Torek, KorilL Sakole :
Kuyeo, Serafino ; Lafrieri, Antonio ; Luigt,
Ancci ; Mannella, Carmine ; Manide, Al!e
I)iretta ; Mai fa, Leyerio ; Maffia, Antonio ;
Meica, Xotta G. ; Mosei, Joser ; ManSedi,
Giuseppe ; Pollutre, Francesco ; Rusenko,
FInyer, Rojo, Giovanni; Romano, Vcncen
zo ; Staliano, Spadafore Ynseppe ; Scozza
tova, Domcnico ; Sarak, Stephan ; Tocako,
Josef; Yitate, Alangelo, Warga, Mjhaly ;
Waleuty, Pan Franowney ; Zezoko, Wicola.
A. C. Davis. V. M.
To Get There. What is to be kose asd
THK WAY CXMIIEBLAND AND ALL HER INTER
ESTS ARE ESTHL'SED OVER KEXT WEEK'S KO-
isgs. The good work at Cumberland, Md.,
goes merrily on and the reunion of those
who in times which tried men's souls stood
shoulder to shoulder will beyond question
be the largest and most enjoyable known
since the organization of the Society of the
Army of West Virginia. It is an old and
time-worn saying that nothing is being left
undo ieand that sort of thing, but in this
ii, stance it is the positive fact, and every
man, woman and child - in the place
.nAa a,.t al ir ilaurA Vfld tint OT10 tllini Itl
, , . . .i t .u tv tZ., .
life and that the success of the affair from
beginning to end. In this respect the B. A
O. is not a whit behind and its extensive ar-x
4 ! ILlill II la 11 1 1 taiJ.Tjrw .aaj3 Atiivwg e.'
and froi:i Cumberland and also for the series
of grand excursions to follow the reunion
a re based 'upon a plan of liberality which
cannot be too highly praised. Xo railway
line in tbe country can compare with the
Baltimore and Ohio in historic and pictnr-
ee-jue interest, and to an old soldier
its Valley Division is simply beyond com
pare. From Harper's Ferry up the Shenan
doah on either hand for mile after mile it is
all historic ground, the battle fields of the
past. To them will he run secial excur
sion trains at very low rates of fare, and
combined with ail will be the visit to tbe
wonderful caverns of Luray, than which
Nature vouchsafed mortal man no more
amazing eccentricities of development!
To Luray alone the cost of the whole trip
would be much more than repaid ; but when
adding the visit to the battle fields and the
almost countless atractions of tbe two day's
trip, the five dollars expense for railroad
fire becomes comparatively insignificant.
The reunion opens September 51 and con
tinues three days. The B. A O. throws open
its entire syteni, main line, division and
branches, to the exceptionally low rate of
one-half fare, or one fare for the round trip.
These tickets go on sale the 30th of this
mouth, and will be sold good for the trip to
Cumberland np to and including the 4th of
September. For return passage they will be
grod up to and including September 8th.
That is to say, one can purchase these low
rate tickets and have ten slays limit upon
them for the return.
Blaine axb Iah;as Cu'b. Pursuant to
adjournment the Club met at the Court
H iuse on Saturday evening August l'l, 134,
and was called to order by Chairman J. M.
Cook. The report of the Committee on Per
manent Organization was presented and ap
proved, and Committee discharged. The
following are the officers elected :
President, Col. John R. Edi; Vice Presi
dent, Washington Stonebniker; Secretary,
A. C. Davis; Treasurer, Parker Trent ; Ex
ecutive Cammittce, Elias Cunningham, W.
15. Frease. John H. Weimer, D. J. Horner,
A. C Davis.
On motion, F. J. Kooser and George Sny
der were appointed a committeee to enroll
a marching club from tbe members of the
Blaine and Loxan Club, to report on enroll
ment, together with an opinion on a uuiform
dress, and the style and price thereof. On
motion of Messrs. Hlbert and Koontz, the
Executive Committee proceeded at once to
solicit subscriptions, when Mr. Frease re
ported a handsome snm subscribed. On
motion, Messrs. Scott, Holbertand Harrison
were appointed a committee to draft a set of
rules for the government of the Club. Club
adjourned to meet on Saturday evening, tbe
2'id. Club met in the Club Room on Satur
day evening, August 2Td, 18?4. Report of
tbe Committe on Rules and Regulations
read By Mr. Holbert, and adopted.
M. Kooser, from the Committee on Uni
forms and Enrollment, reported no action.
On motion of J. G.Ogle, the Committee
-oceeded to enroll a marching club from
ths members wvsent, when a large number
of members were enrolled, and uniforms
subscribed for. On motion of Dennis Mey
ers, the Committee were directed to purchase j
one hundred ca and capes of the kind rec-1
omiuended by tbe Committee, and 100 torch
es, to be selected by them. On motion of A.
C. Holbert a meeting of the marching club
be held on Wednesday evening, in the
Arbitration Room.
On motion of Wm. H. Koontz, the names
of A. C. Davis and D. J. Horner were added
to the Executive Committee.
On motion of J. G. Ogle, the President ap
pointed Capt. C. J. Harrison a committee to
organize a olee Club for next meeting.
The President designated J. G. Ogle aud
H, ;S. Endiley, Emjs, as speakers for the
next meeting, which will be held in the
Court Room on Saturday evening, August
30, lfs4.
A C. Davis, J, R. Ems,
Secretary, President
Ebothessvallet Items.
Our farmers are as basy as bees preparing
the soil (ot next year's wheat crop ; quite a
number Laye port of the crop sowed al
ready. .
This fall there is more so-called Phos
phate nsed by tbe farmers in this section than
ever before some of our best ciuteas pro
test against Uie importation of this so-calied
fertilizer. - tuey T it stinks wors than
. and liable to generate all k.nds
of dise but as soon as the evenings get a
lut!e longT "Xow and Then may wnte
out a niijici mi mw -, . j . . ,
their consciences in that direction.
Potato stalks ara dyitg cfT fast and great
fears are eutertained by some that this crop
will be damaged wonderfully by the rot.
But then, potato growers take con rape, and
remember that its an ill wind that does not
blow any good luck. This potato disease is
going to wipe out the potato beetle, root and
branch.
Miss Ella Lichty, daughter of Geo. C.
l.khty is al present visiting friends and
relatives in this section. Also Mr. Oliver
Stoner, wife and family, from Philadelphia
are whiling a few of the hot months away in
Berlin aud vicinity:
Last week one day our esteemed neighbor
D. P. Walker received a severe kick from a
vicious horse in the stomach ; at first his life
was despaired of. but under tbe efficient
t rcatment of Dr. Miller, of Berlin, he is con
valesing. -t jt
A few days ago cir good old staunch Re
nublican. T.pvl I!Ir;-W iiml nnnf liift fintrvm
run tiirouh between two ool- wheels of
separ.uor and completely mashed. Levi I
hope its not bad enough to interfere with,
your sticking in a big vote for Blaine and
Logan. :' " r .f,
Last Friday evening a very sad and unu
sual accident occurred near Pine Hill. JA
boy about f ourteen years of age, a son of
PeterGumbert, while auhitching a team was
kicked on the head by one of the horses and
killed instantly. The family has our heart
felt sympathies.
Last Thursday Mrs. Benjamin Kinimel,
who was living with her son-in-law, V m.
A. Rhoads, died after a lingering illness, on
hertighty-sixth birth day.
They have two literary and debating socie
ties organized by the young men of Berlin,
meet every Tnesday evening, and none but
members are admitted. The otlier is con
nected with the school, and meets every
Friday evening and every one Is welcome to
attend who can conduct himself in a proper
manuer. Both are in a flourishing condi
tion. The school directors of this township are
fiaying Uie following wages to teachers for
the coming term. Prof. " certificate, thirty
dollars per month, first class, twenty eight
and second class, t-enty four. I think oar
directors should make more of a difference
per month between Trof. -and first class
certificates, what we wimt in our schools is
teachers with iuaiilicalion, and good com
mon sense, and it will pay us wha have
children to educate, in the end.
Our Blaine and Logan club is increasing
very fast in numbers. The club will meet
again in Berlin next Saturday evening,
when able speakers will te present and the
different committees are to report. Turn
out, Republicans.
The voters oyer this way think Butler's
letter is too comprehensire, aud Cleveland's
and Hendricks, are not comprehensive
enough, and they will vote accordingly on
4th of Xovembei next. ,
Xow awd Tnex.
Dl'RST-SHROYER. Ou "Wednesday,
August 2C, at the residence of Mr. Levi
Sterner, in Addison township, by Josiah
Rinuer, Eso., Mr. William C. Durt to Miss
Mollie Shroyer, all of Garrett county, Md.
DIED.
SHAW. At I'rsina. on Monday, August
! I'M. Kebeeea, daughter of W. J. and Lu
' b
i - '
SOSEBSET MAKHKT.
Corrected by Cook It BaniTa.
euuu m
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR & FEED
Apples, dried. f tb
A;-i.iebutter, ft gal
Br.n, 1"0 is
liutter, ft t (kcir)
(n)ll)
Buckwheat bufh
- luoal, 1J0 .......
Reetwaxf) B
Bacon, shoulders, fc
" sides,
" country hams, fib.......
IJorn, (ear) new fl bushel
(belled) old"
" meal ft ..
t-ttlt (kins, ft t
Eicrs, f dot
Flour, fl M
flaxseed, fl bu. ( !)
llama, (sagar-cured) fl ft
Ird.f)
went her, red sole, fl
upper,
kip, -
Middlings, and chop 100 tl
Oats, ft bu
Potatoes, fl bu (new)...
Peaches, dried, fl ft
Rye. fl bn
Ka,fl ft
Salt, So. 1, ft bbl, extra
" Oroand Alum, per sack......
" Albion, per sack....
Suxar, yellow ft ft
" white "
Tallow, ft ft
Wheat, ft bu ,
Wool, flft
&ie
40tjiooe
..(1 00 tol 24
15c
7
2ac
10c
u'4
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T6e($s0
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loc
12e12
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....1 00
-1 JJ41 60
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7eOe
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Soctt'JC
JXECUTOft'S NOTICE.
Ksuuof !. S. Walter, late of Meyeredtle Bor-
onfh Somerset J., Fa., dee d.
Letters testamentary on above estate having
been cranted to the OBdenlvned bv tke troiieran-
tboviiy, notice is hereby riven te ail peraonila-
eemea to uia nun to nce iinmeoiate pay
ment, and Ibnee bavlait elaime salnrt It to pro
lent then duly autheBtiea4 lor settlement oa
Friday. Scptembw 1J, ls. at tbe late residence
ol me aeceaiM. in .Meyermaie.
CLAKa. 'WALTER,
anrx?. - - Kxeentrix,
JIS80I.CTIOX orPAEIlERIHlP.
The Co-Partnarahlp - bcretoibrs . cxtstina
rietween itv. j. ju. ana a. A. lutber,
in the Dink Bustnera, wm diieuived by aiataal
con seat on Tseedav. Aarnat 10A4. Dr. J. A
Luniaer reliriaic. The bminesi will be enndncted
at the old stand ty lr. J. at. Leather, to whom
an inueDted to tne bid arm will make payment.
J. M. IiCI'TlttB,
snglT. J. A. LOUTH hK.
T 1ST OFt'At'SES fortrial at September Terra
U ls4, betflnuiDj; Monday Ti, 1SS4.
ftas. Zimmerman vs. The Twp. of Oneroaogh,
S. J. IVirer's A'lrnr. vs. Sainnel Mlshler.
Thomaa Hepiielwhlle vs. Swede Iron k Coal Co.
.Kiaa M. uay a. jonn wiiuami. el al.
Sarah iimiricrvs. Jtlatthlas Bowman.
Kimua F. Sweiuer va Same,
l'earson Lour vs. Somerset St Cambria R. R.
Aitwrt E. Fyan v. Catharine Waikeretai.
,M. K. Dunbain . John Aliip.
Jacob t. Milk-r vs. Win. H. ZufalL
Slliu Jenkins and wife vs. (eo. Flrestne.
Raebael Fleet(le vs. baiaael J. Kleeaie.
rrottr'd OrBen. S. U. TKKNT.
August 57, IsM i Protbonotarf.
JEGISTERS NOTICE.
CONFIRMATION DAY SEP-2STH.
Notice It hereby eiven to nil persons concerned
as legatees, creditor, or otherwise, that the fol-
iowicc account! Bre paraed res-lner, and that
the same will be presented tor oonhrmatiea and
allowitnce at aa orpneai court to twheld alSom
raet sentemorr 1M:
1. First and final account of Chat. R. Kaaii,
Administrator of Alexander Fried line. deed.
2. First and final account of David B. Ark and
'Levan Ash, Administrators of Anthony Aih, dee.
3. Flint and iimu account of C. J. Potts and
Charlotte Bowers, Fxctutors of Jeatba Potts,
deceased.
4. Kirst and final account of Lincoln Stern, Ad-
miniriratoroi Aiean.iet ?.Tcrn.aeed.
&. Thlr-I ncctiunt of William tl. Scbmck and
John M. Meyen, two of the Lseentoreot Jaooh J
Mcvers. dcc"d.
il First and fine! account of James Lambert,
Adminiftrat.ir of Sarah Uorner. dec'L
7. Firt and Coal arecunt of Edmurnl Horner,
AuDinmrtviT oi j aeoo j . narner. tec u.
. Firft and heal account ofSamnel Snydor, Ad
mlnistrat.irof MaKlslena fHod. dee'd.
. First and final aitMiont of Ja4 D. PowelL
Adwisistratorof Knlus Peterman, dc',1.
1". First and final ueroont of J. M. Olingev and
Wm. B. Coik, Administrators of A agastas Dia.
dee'd. - .
1L Thin! account of Joha K.Oifnyer. Tnut-e
lorttie sate of Uie seal estate- or feter Havers,
dec. - -. ( : - .
11 Aocownt of H. O. Besrtss, fiuardlan of Kla-
nie E. Hetner. . . . - . - ,
IS. Amoantaf Henry Baaeh, Admmfstiator of
Mary w alter, nee o..
Ii. First and final aeooant of Abraham Lsnhart
and Ladwtck Lenhart, Adminii tratuti of Jacob
Lenhart, dec o.
Ii. Finland final aeeonnt of Henry H. Stem,
AdmimstratoToi Mary Ana Hetxer. dee d.
' is. First and final aeeuant of John H TJhl,
T roster for tke sale of the real estate ofSolasaaa
Knee. dee d.
Banorder's Office, I A. A. 8TTJTZMAW.
Acg. ST, alee. I .
QOURT n:tCLAMATION.;, ;
ihntZAS, ths "Hoenrable Wn.Li J. Baca,
President Judy of the several Oriarts ef Oosunna
Fleas of the sererel ennnties wnpotins; the I Oth
Judicial district, and Justice of the Oonrts of Oyer
an.i Terminer and Oeneral Jail Delirer. lot tbe
trial of all capital and other onenders in u.e eaid
District. and " at. Cotxins and Sancat. 8bi-thcb.
Esuttires. Judaesof I he Uonrts of Cotaaei Pas
ami Justices of i he Uourts of Operand Terminer
and Oeneral Jail Delivery for the trial of all capi
tal and other odauders in the eoanty of Somerset,
have irraed th ir precepts and (e mt directed, for
hoid in a Coon of Common Pleas add Oeneral
Qnirter Session of the Peace, and General Jail
Ielivery, and Crrts of Oyer and Terminer, at
fcomerset, oa
osMtay, stst. S3, lfUM.
!f oTfra is hereby aim to il the Janice of the
Pence, the Coroner and Coot tables within ths
EaM CoontT ot Some rset. that ther he then aad
there In their proper pereons with their roils, ree
nrds. iaqalsitioos. examinations and other remem
brance, to da tlvo-cihincs which to theirctBees
and in that behalf appertain to be done ; aad alas
tbev who will prosecute sratast the prisoners that
are or stwll to in the tail of Somerset eownty, to be
tbea aad there to rrosesaU against taeia as shall
be met.
JOHS J. SPAKOLEK.
Shibivt's Orrrrx, . Sheriff, j
An. 20, U64. i
CHERIFF'S SALE.
UT virtus of eertain wrtU ofFU fa.. Al Pin. Fl
Fa.. Post Vend Ex., aoa Ier. F, is-
atd oat or tb Oonrt ol Common Pleas ot Somer
Mt Ooanty, Pa., and to at direct ed, tbero will be
spoMd MpaMls sala at tha CSoort; House, la
Somerset, ra., on
FBI DAY, SE PTE Mil Ell 19, 1884,
t t o'clock r. si., all to right, Utla, interest sad
claim ol tba iefendaat, mmor WIUUbj, of. In
ad to the Allowing rral stale, vis :
A ecrulo kit of groaad sltato la Meysndalo
Boroath, HeneMt Uoaoty 'jf known oa th
plan ol Meyers Adiiitloa to Mid Burcach as lot
pi n. eo, oeiujf v icm wiuv i.j i.w irct amp, ooanu
m1 hT allav Iha Nurtb. kit No. U oa tha eul
SMeuad arenna tb Soath, and Cborrv ttrsot
oa tfee west, with a oo and a half story Frame
IMfelllDK lloase, aud other outhoildinKS thereon
aroeted, wlta u ippunnmwA
Takes la sxeeatloa at the salt ot 3. 0. Heron,
administrator ot Peter Meyers, deq'd.
ALSO-
AU tbe right, title. Interest and claim of the de-
! Frederick Holbrook, of in and to th foL
hiwimr real estate, vis :
V j. L A certain lot of around situate la Soraer.
set Borough, Somerset County, Pa., bounded oa
the NurthbT Patriot street, on tbe Ka.lt bv lands
y ui
ids of
of Frederick GUbert. on in south dt lands of tk
a. riick aad on the West by laads of r. E. WeU
ol r.
mer. containiiir two and leveitelghth acres mors
or lew, with the appurtenances.
No. 3. Four certain lots of around farmlnz; a
square, situate as aforesaid, bounded on tbe Worth
by Colon Street, on tbs East by an alley, oa the
South by Main street, ami on the West by a pub
lic road, with a IS story dwelling house, italiie at
other oatlHUialngs thereon erected, with the ap
purtenances. Taken in execution at the salt of TJrlae Trent
and tsunuel Trent, Executors of UanUon Treat,
deceased.
ALSO
All the rltcht, title. Interest and claim of the de.
fendant Joaathan l'oorbaugh, of. In and to th
foikiwins; real estate, situate in Cpper Turkeytoot
Township, Swmeraet County, Pa., oontulning VJ6
aTes mere or less, adjolninv lands of Scott ting,
Daniel Dumlnld, Dmao Wetiler and others, with
a log bouse and (nuue barn thereon erected, with
the appurtenances.
Taken in execution at the suit of Xessimore
Cremer, use of John S. Cramer, of Adalln
Or mer.
' ALSO
All the right, title. Interest and claim of the de
fendant, W. S. Kuhlman, of. in and to the follow
ing real estate, viz : One-half interest in a certain
tract of land situate in Cpper Turkeytoot Town
ship, Somerset county, Pa., adjoining lands of
Joliu llroucher on the East and South, Johtj V.
kCreiter on the West, ami D. Bhoads on the North
containing 64 acres and OS perches s'jict measure,
with a one and a ball story fnme dwelling house,
leg barn and other outbuilding! thereon erected,
with the appurtenances
Taken In execution at the suit of A. W. Walter
use of Josiah AlcClintock and Lydia M. Harned,
Administrators of Wm. Harried, dee d.
ALSO
All the right, title. Interest and claim or tbe de
fendant, Lewis Craver, ol in aad to the following
real estate, via :
A certain lot of ground situate In Jennertown
Iiorouich. Somerset County, Pa adjoining lands
of Jaoou Friedllne oa tbe East, Oreensbunr and
Bedford Pikeoa the South, lands of A. B. Kauts
on the West, and lands, of A. Biesecker on th
nortn, wiu a two-story iraine uwening non.'e,
saddler shop, and stable thereon erected, with the
appurtenances.
1 alien in execution at tue suit ot iBaac tscrxey
and Da rid Berkey, AasBinistrutors oi josepn Ber
key, use a.
ALSO
All the rlifht. title, interest and claim of the de-
fendunts, David Mlshler and Joseph Mishler. of
in ami to ine loiiowing real estate, situate in uon-
emaugh township, riouieruet County. Pa., H'ljoin-
mg monrerees. lanusoi umrm .tiisnier. ueorge
Kni. Wm. Kwb. Jacob L llautiman. JoeephT.
Toder, Jacob lierkey, John S. Kauffman and
Emanuel Kauflman. containing 23 acre and 40
perches, strict measure, with Two Dwelling Hous
es, Bank Barn, Blacksmith and Watronmaker
Shop and other outbuildings thereon erected, with
lae appurtenances.
xsk'-n in execution at tne sun oi stepnen Mutv
man.
ALSO
All th right, title. Interest and claim or the ile
fWidant, Caroiin Zimmerman, of, in and to the
following real estate, vis. . A certain lot oi ground
Ittute in minora lownsnip, rwimerset county.
Pa., adiolnlna Somerset ami Cambria Railmad.
lot now or late of Schell at Wllaon.lujKla of Julia
Ann Long and others, containing 4h perciie. strict,
with a oue and one-halt story frame Dwelling
House and ether outbuildings thereon erected,
with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution at the suit of Samuel J. Bow
ser,
Notick. All persons purcbMing at th above
sale will pleas lake notice that a part of the
purchase money to b mad Known at th time
ef sale will be required as soon as th property
Is knocked down, otherwise It will be again x-
posed to sal at tne risk or th first purchaser.
The residue of th purchase money mast be Da id on
or betore Thursday of the first week ef September
Coart, the time fixed by the Court fur thacknwl-
ugraentol deeds, and nsaeedwiii seacsuewiedg
d aatu in pnrcnss money is paio in inn.
JOHN J. SPAKOLF.R.
aug.27 tiheriff.
jOXSIftSIOHEReV SALE
, . -OF
Unseated Lands
IX
SOMERSET COUNTY, PA.
The Commissioners ol Somerset County hereby
give notice that they will sell at public sal in th
Court House la aomarset twruugn, en
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1884,
th following enumerated tracts of Unseated
Lands, which hare been purchased from tb
Treasurers of Isald County an remained unre
deemed for tit e years and upward, agreeably to
the Act ol Assembly oi man n is, isid, and me
supplemental Act taereio oi Karen, ikm :
ADDISON TOWNSHIP.
Stmt: Acre Colli Ir Ttxti.
Marcus Uhuren. sou as w
Thomas Cory Jr. 415S
ALLEGHENY TOWNSHIP.
UofTroth k Scheil 140 (0 02
B ROTH ERSy ALLEY TOWNSHIP.
John FToung...f 400 43 1"
ELK LICK TOWNSHIP.
Thomas Corey 4"a
J W Handle 1 lot
James Caden 1 tot
Pairk-k Countryman 1 kit
is T
t-
MS
J M
11 SO
u OS
II SO
T2
Ii 72
Ti
20 00
10 00
10 00
S f Little 2 Iota
John Kinder 1 lot
John b"wiKr... ttlots
(talah Wanner. 1 lot
FraasOtht. I lot
Patrick OiortntT 1 lot
Thomas Moore. 4U04
Martin Meyers, in trust Vj M
same earn a
JENNER TOWNSHIP.
John Mlshler... 400
40 74
. LARIMER TOWNSHIP.
Bowman A Berkley.
Merer A Hrtnham...
Barney Ofteal.
18
.... 2UO
.... 1 lot
15 84
S3 70
11 20
LOWER TVRKEYFOOT TOWNSHIP.
William Bell......;...... 41 SO 2a
John I Koddy 74 14 ,'-&
Same 140 34 Pi
JaoobOPhillibid 1'jo 13 Is
Sylvester Herring.. av 11 47
S W l.ucli. r 1 lot 80
Oeorge Oga's heirs. 1 lot 74
MEYERSDALE BOROCCH.
Oeorge Brubaker...
....Hot
... Slots
....Slots
.... 1 lot
I kit
1 lot
8 lots
S lots
10 S3
10 U3
a m
14 SO
V, 'JO
16 SO
13 !
1 i
Id 01
S U
14 li
10 93
11 S4
l 'i M
17 M
10 01
14
13 IS
14 HI
E A Krall
William Kerrins
John Ortne.. ........
James Hardin......
John Helner
Henrs Johnson......
Levi Jurdaa...
Oeorge Larman
Slots
Frederick Senile 8 lots
John Kysn 1 lot
Joseph Saddler.. 1 lot
I barles Tnroui 1 kit
Jredk Wiser or Wipa.... 1 lot
KO Walker 1 lot
John rang .... s lots
Wm Boose 1 lot
Normaa Miller.. . 1 lot
Joseph Fill-ert. 1 lot
NORTHAMPTON TOWNSHIP.
JohnNeS 25 Acres
14 M
15 64
11 13
Same 20
Hotluiaa W B 1 Lot
PAINT TOWNSHIP.
Jacob Boo net 43B' Acres
; sa
SOMERSET BOROIGU.
Charles Botb..V;...'..T- JLot
13 7S
sr.w.vjr township.
S Fl.iher -.......
1 Lot
ILot
SLo-s
11 3-.'
II OS
13 Hi
tern i ranci?
WUliamsC W ,
SALISBl'RY BOROUGH.
John Smith.......
Jacob JUller... ..........
SLftU
1 Lot
14 OS
10 Jt
LPPER TVRKE YfOOT TOWNSHIP.
Oeorge Dark. 434 Acre 13 13
oarraust AJiuer... ...... iu is t
.. .., CRSINA BOROVQIL
Smeadlev Jesenh A Son. 1 Lot 64
Oeisier SebasUaa A. 141 1 Lot 13 04
Sale to commence at 2 o'clock r. x.. and toeon-
tiaae Irem day to day until ail th lands are dis
posed oi.
AllAH 8. BMSrrCK,
JUSEFH HOKNER.
Attest: H. W. BBL'BAKEB.
D. J. Hoaasx, Clerk. Oammissioaers .
augSuOt.
: : Headquarters
FOB- CAUFAIGN
CAPS,
CAPES,
LEOOIKS
FLAGS,
HELMETS,
TORCHES,
Ac Aa.
Sappiy
marehl'g eiabs
oa the shortest
notice aad at
lowest prices
Send lor fata-
latite and Price List.
WHL & CO.,
E1TTEES AID IMIEES. U 511 AYEXUE,
FITTSBTJBOn, FA.
aagis-staov.
mrvm
XECU TOR'S SALE.
1 Y virtue of th last will and tegument of Joha
X
Boycr. late of Stonrcreek township, deceased
I, the iiaderslirued, will expos to pubiie sale th
&.l Estau ot said deceased, oa the premises on
8 A TURD A F, SEPT. 6, 1S34,
at 2 o'clock r. x., the lollowlng Raul Estate, vis :
A certain tract of land situate In said Township,
adjoining laads of Henry Slut!, William SlulL,
Joan Oindlcsperger and Oeorg Buyer, coo twin
ing on hundred and elvhtv arres, more or leas.
The buildings are in tolerable repair. This farm
lies In a good community, on mile southwest of
the Allegheny TunneL A good Savar Camp of
seven or eight hundred trees on the premises. A
desirable larm.
TERMS made known oa day of sal. Possess
ion given on th first day ol April, 18S6. But th
right to rater on th premises tor fall work.
JOHN M. OLESSNEB,
Administrator enm Ustamenlo annexo of John
Buyer, deceased. angia.
T MUTATE SALE.
Valuable Real Estate
IX
Allegheny Township.
TIE nndrelgnd offers at private sal his
Heal Esta'e, sitaat in Allegheny Township,
Somerset County, Pa., consisting of the following
described tracts :
No. 1. The homestead farm, consisting of on
hundred and seventy acres, well Improved, with
a barn and house, new. Th land is In a good
state of cultivation.
No. 2. A tract of seventy-two scree, adjoining
No. 1. The improvements consist of a good house
and barn.
No. 8 A tract of one hundred and twenty
acres. Tbe Improvementa ara a good Log Uousa,
and other buildings.
The Bedford and Somerset Turnnike runs
through th last two named tracts, Nos. 3 and X
tnej nave aiso sumcieni uuiocr to supply in
larmi.
No. 4. A tract of on hundred and lbrtv-lght
acres, with a small house and stable thereon
erected ; fire acres cleared, the balance well tim
bered. No. 5. A tract of one hundred acres, known as
the - W hite Horse Tavern Stand." with all the
clard land an I the improvements thereunto ho-
lonviug.
r our ol the above tracts are situated within on
mile oftbe South Pennsylvania Railroad, now
under const ruction, and th "White Hors"
property, within two miles.
Possession will be given April I, lssi, or sooner,
ii aesireu.
For further particulars, persons desiring to pur-
chase
in cau on or auuress toe underdigneu at
Dividing Kldge, Fa.
ausi&tfra.
SAMUEL WALKER
THE STATE NORMAL SCHOOL
at. -av. aas AiB.i.1 iA JS. Xav.
Will commence lti Tenth School Year on Momlav.
SepU 8, 1X84, with improved faculties in al depart
ment.
la the Dormitories, three thousand do!
lars" worth of new furniture has been added, and
an excellent lire escape has been placed In each
einncnt s rKm.
Tow 1'omm email Rooan hns been remod
eled snd the pinn of prociilure In this department
so cnangoi as to make it eminently practical.
Tke TraiaiBsr Uepnrtme-nt has been
nrrnirthenol and the school is in excellent condi
tion in all respects, and prenareii fur nrst-class
work in all that pertains to a school whose chief
Dusinew is tne
PROFESSIONAL TBAIMS OF TEACHE2S!
The College Preparatory Isrpart
snent is Ul eually goiid s1ishi for prcguiring
ynun ladles and irenth incn for tho Freithnutn or
Sophomore cwss iu College.
('lease send for a eatligue for yourself, and or
der one for any Irlend that would tie likely t lie
interenicd in tiie Normal Sjhod work.
Ta. II. I)1IRLG,
lrineipal.
augl3-lm.
FARM FOR SALE I
SITUATE In Paint Township, Somerset County
Pa., two ami one-half miles from Scalp Level,
and one mile from Somerset and Cambria Bait
road. This form contaims about 160 Acres
ol Land, forty acres of which are cleared and in a
g'lod state of cultivation, and the ta lance in good
timber. There is a good two-story plank
Dwelling House,
Bank Barn, and other necessary outbuilding cn
the premises. Also, a goed Fruit Orchard, Su
gar Camp, and a good coal bank, four-foot vein,
open. 1 vi further information call on
SAMUEL J.CUSTER,
On the Premises, or adddress al Scalp Level
Cambria County, Pa. Aug Stf.
EXECUTOR'S 'SALE
OF
Th undersigned Executor of Hartmaa Reltx,
ilereased. lata ol Stonyercek township, Somerset
county, fa., will oner lor sale on
SA TURD A Y, A UG US T 30, 1884,
on the premises in Stonycreek township, Somer
set county, raai i o ciucs r. at., in
IYIILL PROPERTY,
known as STONYCREEK MILLS, situate on a
mountain stream, a branch of tbe Stonycreek,
within threefourths of a mills from th eillag
ot Koxbury, and tbree-fuurths of a mile from the
new railroad, (now building) containing 44 acres
more or less, on which are erected
Two Dwelling Houses,
GRf.ST MILL, Barn. Stable. Sna-ar-camp, and
other outhouses. The Al ill Building is4im feet,
three stories hixh, contains ilire run of stones,
snd all ether machinery necessary for tbe manu
facture of aood nuur, and has a good custom.
There Is also an enaine in the mill, so it can be
run either by steam or water power
SrTKKMS reasonable, and will be mad
known on day of sale.
JUStfll Kill,
aa 4 Executor.
pUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate!
I )T virtue of an order of ssle issued oat of the
SOrnrmns' Court of Somerset County. Pa to
! he undersiirned Executors of Henry Landl dee'd
forth payment of debts directed, there will b
exposed to sale by public outcry, on the premises,
in tsnxnersraiiey xownaip, on
SATURDAY, SEP T. 20, 18X4.
at 1 o'clock r. x.. the following described Real
Estate : A tract of land situate in said Township
of BrothersvalleT, adtoininir lands of Jess A.
Landls. John Altlather. Henry Bayinaa and
others containing Ou acres more or less, 40 acres of
which are cleared, the balance well timbered, on
which are erected a Large Distillery, Chopping
Mill.
Two Dwelling Houses,
I snre Stable. Two Siring Houses, with other
Outbuildings, fee.
TERMS:
One-hall In hand on confirmation of sale, bal
ance in on year, wit h interest.
llA.l ttj. J. euusiats,
JESSE LAICD13.
aaglX Executors.
A QUESTION
PROMPTLY
ANSWERED.
WHY i3 the twenty-five dollar
hosphate THE BEST?
BECAUSE it costs less than any
other standard ammoniated animal
isne Super-Phosnhate in the Amer
ican market, and acts as well aa the
best.
THE ...
$25.00 Phosphate.
ADWTT10 imr9
f
For circulars invine analysis
and further injpnnation, call
on or tfidres?
BAJTGH & SONS)
Sole Manufacturers p( tii 25 Pbosphat,
PA4LADELPHia. rEXSM.
JOTICK
sievstose rcscnoy. i
Annff - Isju I
The Annusl Meeting of th Stockholders of lb
Savar Fir Brick Company gill b heU at their
..race at Keyoc J uact iu, ajomersn Cawnty,
PA, pa Taeiay, weptember 1ft, Irsa, at 14
o clock a. m.. tor th numos of elv-tinsr a Bnrd
of W rectors to serve daring th ensuing year, and J
im uibw.m vi swea oinr Dwsmcss as soay
torn before tbess.
JASPEE X. PORTER.
augaMt Swowtary.
E
Valnable Roal Es
tag
THE EQUITABLE
life Assiraice Cipaij of tie
United Slates.
Henry IS. Hyde, Prcs't.
120 BROADWAY. N. Y.
8! CHEAPISDE. LONDON.
ASSETS - - $53,030,581
SURPLUS - - 12,109,756
INC0KE - - 13,470,571
New Assurance written in
1883, $81,129,756. Taid to
policy holders during the last
24 years, $73,877,699.
Th Society has written, during the past twen
ty year, aa aggregate amount cf new asturaao
larger than has been written by any other com
pany in the world.
Tbe surplus fund of the Soociety, cn a toar per
cent, valuation, Is larger than that of ony ether
life insurance company la the world.
Ths Equitabl Lira Assraaso Societt la
snesja plain and simple contract or assurance, free
from burdensome and technical conditions, and
INDISPUTABLE after three years. All poll
eles, as soon as they become Indisputable, are
payable IMMEDIATELY upon satisfactory
proofs of death, and a legal release, without ths
delay usual with other companies. By this
rsoarr ravsmT, the beneficiary of an Equita
ble policy is not only saved from annoying delays
snd expenses, but receives pecuniary relief as
quickly as if the amount of the assurance had
been Invested in a bond of th Oovemment or th
Vnited States.
W. Frank Gaul,
Spoial Agent for Soxnetrnet Co.
)Ul
SALESMEN
A lew good reliable meu u Art a A4JEXT)
for tlie snleorour XEJ t'atl tTn ASI ItPE.
riAl.TIEM ! together with a lull line of M K
SEKY STtJC'K. Prtviout Experititce no As-
icnnai. gv.i.ive, Acllv. Men earn good waires.
For term address, glrlnir lull name, sire, and
referem-e, UotlPES, BKOTHEK A THOMAS,
Westchester Penna. mUiW-dt.
jpo THE ''PUBLIC
W'e are again offering our crlebmtol
Star Copper Rod,
Tbe Only Protection against Lightning.
Those who desire having their
BUILDINGS PROTECTED,
Should call on or aildrt-ss as. We
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION
OR NO PAY.
EHOADS BKOS.
SOMKBKKT, Jlllv 1'!, tf.
JiuttericL-'s Patterns
I Now Have in Stock a Full Line of
Butterick's
Cut-Paper Patterns,
OFTHIS FALL'S STFLES, FOB
Ladiea, Misses and Children
Mrs. A. "E. TTbl
augso-tf.
T7XECUT0R'S NOTICE.
Ii
EVtate of Jacob May. dee'd late of l'pier Turkey.
loot township, Somerset county. Pa.
Letters testamentarr on th ahnn esfata
having been granted to th underslirned bs th
proper authority, aotlr is hereby aiTen to all
persons indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment, and those havinaelalmsaKainst the same
will presentthem duly authenticated for settle
ment on baiuMay, the 2itb day ol September,
i we, nt my umn in aunrwoot.
Jacob uebh akd.
augU. Executors.
WASHINGTON
JEFFERSON COLLEGE.
WASHINGTON, PA.
ESarhfyTbird Tear b-ln Hrptemher
17, I1M. Injunction snven in Classical and
"itntino Courses. SwlrnU Prrmmi jnr ioi!"K
i. lossrs Ttt a trrpnrtseury itrjartmcnt conducted by
ue voiieire r acuitv. sor iniormauon. apply u
JASES B. aofflT, D.D Prea's.
angl3-u.
pXECUTOKS' XOTCE.
Estate of Jihn P. Cover. 1st of Brothersralley
lownship, Somerset County, Fa.
Letters testamentary on theabor estate having
been granted to the underaivned by the proper
authority, notice Is hereby given to all persons
Indebted to said es:at to mak lmmediat pay-
Dent, ana taos iiaring claims aaainst to iam
will present them duly authenticated lor
settlement on Monday, September md, at the
late residence ol deceased. ISo account accepted
unless ouiy presenieu acormng to law.
PE1EK J. COVER.
JU13. Executor.
LIST OFCAUSES
Following is the list of Civil causes for trial at
May Adjourned Court, commencing on Monday,
aeptemoer i. ihi. at 10 o rioca a. ar. :
How Machine Co. vs. Flchtaer. Ellis.
Sam vs. Sam.
Isaiah Rodger vs. Shade Cr'k Lum. Co. Llmtd.
John Reinman's widow vs. Susanna Walter et al
Woitensberger fc Phlllippi vs. P. A C. R. K. Co.
Oeorge Cobaugh vs. J. M. Hlderbaura A Sons.
tilwanl Moetoller vs. S. A C. K. K. Co.
Same vs. Same.
Peter Weimer vs. Lewis Weiahley.
Annla J. Lambert vs. Wm. Johnson et al.
Thos. J. M'Kaig'sadmr's vs. J. H. Uocklrw.
F. W. Dull vs. J. A. Hunter.
H. H. Stahl vs. Simon Hauirer.
freonre Newlao-I vs. John Genaler.
Lydla C saw's right vj. Sous. io. M at. F. Ins Co.
jonainan ieydig vs. J. H. ASol t hi.
linnul Hocastetler vs. Petes Brick.
Joha H. Masters vs. W. W. Coonhcnour.
Jonathan Poorbauah vs. Simon Snyder.
S. Philson A Co. vs. Charles L. Baitzer.
If. H. Kemo vs. William A h'ram-i 7n'!l
ProtVjOtflce. S. H .TWV ST
Aug. , ISM. ProlnonotuT.
Infants and Chiidren
TTiat gfvna our ChildreTi tot cheeks,
What cures their fevers, nuUe Uiern sleep:
TTien Babfen fret, and err hr turn.
What cures their coiic, kills their worm.
Ctorfsv
What (rnlrkhr C'liee CesMrroatfoa,
Sour Stomach, Cots, Indeittion :
FaiwweK then t Wevyihtne Pympa,
Castor OU atfi Paregura:, and
Hall rtrrH-
Ctsrtaria U so well adapted to Cbadrea
that I recommend it as superior to any medi
cine known to me." H. A. iicitt, M.Dy
IU So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, 5. T.
Tax CcrTAca CoarAXT, ISt Fulton St. !T. Y.
Aa absoJatd cor for Hkent
tiim, Spmlaa, Pais in th
Buit,Bnr2,C-allv,. Axtla.
sTtaataaeosa Faixt- reliTr-.
caupaig:: goods,
AXD OCTSITS SOB
Marcliing Cluba.
FuralsbeJ al feboxt XoUw
BY
P O. RETNEMAN,
82 and 84 Sixth Street,
PITTSBCBGH, PA.
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Cat-Send for Illastratad P lie List
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IT WILL
TO IXUY YOUR
DRY GOOBk
AND
MILLIKEKY
A.T
GEIS, FOSTER &
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
Their Stock is Large,
giving you a wide range
to select from, and their
prices are the Lowest.
GEIS, FOSTER & QUDNTN,
113 and 115 Clinton Street,
JOHNSTOWN, PENN'A.
T.R. MARSsIAIX.
MAIN OFFICE AND YARD
AT
i&itasaM Dealers,:
JOHNSTOrVN. PENN"!
Kcar 2c Main MrwtJ Wholesalers and Retailers oi. 4c. . . station
Lumber
AND
IklAISSIALS,
Hart aiiiSoflo(fe
vak, POPLAR. Slbl.sns. f ! gCT !
. WALMT, ri.COkl.SC. HASH.
i !. YELI.ow PINE, SHI.SdLES, hookl,
1'H LSTN L T. WHITE PINK. t.ATH iiim.
A General IJn of all gnules of lumber ami Building Material , aaJ R.wflng Slat kept la Slock.
Ai-o. can turn is n anything In the line ol our business tunlr with reasonable promuiBess, such as
rl nickels, Od.l-tiied work, Ac.
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
Manager, Somerset Branch.
Offices and Yard Opposite S. & C. R. B. Station, Somerset, Pa.
BOYTS, PORTER & CO
Brass anil Iron Founders, 3Iacliii.ists, andManufa
rers of Miners' Supplies,
WATEK .ST.. OPrO.ilTE B. d 0. DEPOT. COWZLUi YILLE, PA.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
YOUCH STEAM PUMP.
r '--. ft.
For Coal Mines, Furnaces,
Turn-Table Dump Cars.
Stone Pic
LARRIIS, MT CARS, COKE SCP
OVEN FKAMKS, R. R. FRO
rivns iit r-
' h aA?: ALLEYS, AND
Ar nC.
repaired at short notice.
?rfTSBURG FmFF if nTiTcr
a-s-
n DiTTtaricffu wtr --
.iu riiioojnun uunar aiiTnHT nF
I.-.i-KH Rhools of Mhel A " " " " UNS Will.
li'nvtarWn. ll..li.rt.M., f1'. Eloentlow. Vnlnii V. "..
. lift. wn.i l-,r new
C.ilAkKa4 to
9A
A J 3ETTES1H3
T- S CHEAPER TM
EJDOESED EI
SCESTI3TSA3
'EACTICALLr
STOKE.
Over 600-
) i Send for
; dt s i.. .
Beautiful
DeJTf.
Circulars.
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White Bronze, or Pure Zinc Monuments,
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REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
PAY i
GOODS
QUINN'S,
L. w weakland
Fl ranch flttlo. and Yard
AT
8m.rHt, p...
MoviDlsr.s,
M AIH MtlL.S,
Hit ST kits.
A . h al posts
(Erery Poms
WAKBA.N
fclly
foaj5 an(,
Tr-
s
StOIlA Wort era.
jvPEP mm x . vv,
BKmrp wii tq c?' COKE
IDGK BOLTS. SU'TTrir
-au v. t rg ;
ifachinerr of all kinds boilt and
ay7-lyr.
'"ki- IL9UI.L.I.UL
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II KH irn f..n tj... . ... m
-W....WW, ruiouurgn, Pa.
It Will Fay You
To Buy Tour
Memorial Work
Of
F. Staler. ta?t M'
' ajA m wMsB W
Manufacturer of and Voaror la
Iffil III E5UHI Ul
WHITE BRONZE!
rtAir low.
1 iasKa aial Auaatlu. u law
WILL H. WOOD.
THE
Jevyeler,
Xo. 2. Ilaer Clock,.
Somerset, Penn'a.
Diazali Witaa, Salll SIw nlPsi
Wan
ENGRAVING NEATLYDONE.
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