he Somerset Herald.
Y GEO. R. Ka'LUEditor. !
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Overcoats were worn with comfort all day
Sunday.
We Lad quite beary frosts Saturday and
Sunday nights.
The borough lock-up contained fire drank
and disorderlies Saturday night.
Mr. Sylvester 8. lotts has been appointed
postmaster at Daley, this county.
Tbe whistle and wbir-r-r of the steam
thresher is heard in the rural districts.
Republican Mass Meeting
the Court Houe in Somerset Borough
Septemto 231
iesiai Evenini
Ull the friends of Blaine and Logan are
Wdially invited to be r.reent with us, to
ki-t in owning the campaign. OOIi. '.
j, hTOSE, of Pittsburgh, and other distin
lUherl sneakers will address the meeting.
; c. cv)i-hokx,
t Secretary.
JOHN' R. SCOTT,
Cliru. Co. Com.
Fishing Tackle; at C. X. Bovd s.
,n t let the weed go to seed, en UUem off.
Ksints. all colors, ready for use. Sold by
?-. Boyd.
w fall goods now coming in.
i Mas. A. E. Yuu
y
J lie Studebaker wagon is a model of beau
i and durability.
Jry Alabastine for Walls ami leiungs.
H 1 only by 0. ". Boyd.
Alabastine will not rub off like white
ash. Try it. Sold by C. X. Boyd.
for hardware of every description, go to
piies B. llolderbaum a.
jlrook Trout, Salmon and Labrador Her-
tg. can't be beat, at Keller Banner's.
The Indiana county fair will open on Sop.
fiiber -Tilth and continue four days.
The rw-t stock of Cigars and Tobacco in the
jwn are to be found at Keller 4 Sinners.
3 he prudent farmer or teamster, when
lj ing a wagon, invariably gets a Mtiocoa-
jr from James B. Hotderbaum.
J have just received a fresh lot of new fall
guts, domestic and fine dress goods and
11 dry goods. Mks. A. E. I'HL.
'One hundred UdieV Coats just received ;
new, this season's styles, and very cheap,
fj. B. Snyder Co.'s.
Anything you need in the notion line
yp can buy 25 per cent, less at J. B. Snyder
. o.'s than anywhere else in town.
CATomx.
Fhrn baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
fl.i-it she was a child the cried for Castoria,
flien she was a Miss, she clung toCastoria.
then shebad children sbegavetbem Casfa.
The Kerner Bros, take the cake in selling
.ts and shoes. They have just received
Se largest stock of fall and winter goods
K'Ught to Somerset this season.
fN'ood, the Main street jeweler, sells not
!y l,,e Wa'.thaiu, but Kockford, Elgin,
, Al several other makes of American
Utches. j
liirir.ir to co to Kansas or e
Llaka, can secure rates and other informa
'mn .if Amos Steck. tlrvensburg. Pa., who
' as ranches. timber and farming lands, and
feiprovedfarms for sale.
iAmtiou sales every night of Court at the
few York City Auction House, opposite
Jouk A Beerita'a.
..-j Y. B. Shafer, Agent.
If you want to buy a good time-piece go
t. H. Wood, jeweler, No. 2 Baer Block
j;ere you have the largest stock in Somer
county to select from.
il.AMKS : For the finer grades of shoes, fall
tries, made over tbe di.Terent lasts, goto
A, H. Ferner Bros' store.
SThe Buffalo I.ime Comjany is now wil
ly (iood I.ime at eight cents, delivered on
ke cars at their works. For orders, write to
fllli.'un Mason. Garrett. I'a.
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!urfall st6ok"is' now ready. Anything
the line of clothing, dry goods, carpets.
irtions and queeusware, we are prepared to
ti'-'T cheaper than thev have ever been sold
M Somerset.
J. B. S.NYHEB A Co.
j Pllosl-HATE-S AXD I.AKD rLAS.EE. X0W
We in stock car load Baugh & Son's goods
ie b.t on tbe market, and no farmer
Aould lie without them. Thev have stood
iie test fur five years. Here are tbe prices.
Double Eagle, per ton. T-T0.00
Xew rrncesMs. " fci..irt
No. 1, Fine Bone, " $40 00
l.and Plaster, " $1"00
Cook & Beeeits.
A basket picnic will be given tinder the
auspice of tbe Jenner X Roads drum corps
next Saturday.
Tbe Congressional conferees think Som
erset is the best and coolest place in the
district to hold a nominating conference.
Rev. George II. Johnson, of Philadelphia,
is spending his vacation with Somerset
friends.
Hon. A. II. Coffroth has been confined
to his room at the Somerset House since
Saturday, with a severe cold.
Rev. J. II. Zinn, of Xew Centreville, will
preach in Trinity Lutheran Church, this
place, next Sunday evening at 71 o'clock.
Dr. G. J. Beachy, Dentist, is now in Som
erset, and can be eeu at his rooms at the
Glade House.
air. J. L. Bittner, of Rock wood, for whom
Dr. Sadler.of Pittaburgh extirpated a destroy
ed and very painful eye two weeks ago, is
doing well. . . . . .
It is said that if a sound watermelon is
proerly coated with varnish and laid away
in dry, cool place it can be kept until
Christmas. Try it.
If yon want wagon that baa an honest,
square, atand-np air about it, that yon can
depend on during rain or shine, fit for mar
ket, mill or meeting, buy tbe celebrated
Studebaker of James B. Holderbaum.
Ripe fruit of all kinds, mad of more than) Under the nspicea of the Blaine and Lo-I
the average good quality, can be had in our
markets.
Indian Ka-Ton-Ka cures all diseases of
the Liver, Kidneys, Stomach and Blood.
Druggists all keep it.
Xow listen to the pop of the squirrel hun
ter's gun but receive with allowance some
of the stones the hunter may tell.
Several libel suita against the Vniontown
Standard by members of the Duke's jury
bare been very properly ignored by the
grand jury.
Last Thursday was about tbe hottest day
the residents of Somerset ever experienced,
The thermometer marked 85s in tbe shade
and 120 in the sun.
- Court convened at 10 o'clock Monday
morning. The attendance is Tery slim but
will be considerably larger next week, when
tbe criminal cases will be tried.
Mr. bamnelJ. Rowe, euitor and proprie
tor of the Clearfield Journal, with his wife
and daughter, are visiting in Somerset, at
the residence of George W. Pile.
The Blaine and Logan Clhb turned out in
force Saturday night, and marched through
the principal streets of the town. A meet
ing was held at the pole in tbe East ward
where several speeches were made.
The citiieus of Edie and vicinity will raise
a Blaine and 1x5 pan pole Saturday afternoon
September 20. Speeches will be made by
Hon. A. J. Colborn, V. W. Biesecker and
John R. Scott. A large turnout is expected
Miss Ella Scbell desires us to say to her
patrons that she will commence her music
class on Monday. September 29th. She
teaches both vocal ahd instrumental music
and has quite a reputation as a successful
instructor.
The Democratic Congressional Conference
for this district will meet at Altoona on
Tli nrsdav, the lth inst, at 2 o'clock r. x
Charles H. Fisher. Fred Grof and John
Thompson, conferees from this county, aril'
leave for Altoons Thursday morning.
A i-eg-legged Irishman was arrested by
policeman Gilbert for drunkenness on Fri
day last, and lodged in the Borough lock.
up. This same Irishman tiqs been loafing
around town and alone Collins' work for
the past month, begging money and food,
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I Meat Market. Main Street. We have
jit added a large Refrigerator to our Meat
Market in which all meats can be kept ceo'
nd clean. Mutton. Beef, Tork, 4c, kept
Constantly on band. Ojen daily. Parties
$i;yinp meat can have it kept in the Refrig
erator until wanted.
I We have, also, H0n0 new brick for sale,
Wliich we will sell by the hundred or thous
and at a low price.
i Roes Davis Co.
j To Farmers. Now is the time to band
tin your orders for phosphate, preparatory
io fall seeding. Xo enterprising farmer
jJi.miM be without Baugh Sons' goods, at
prices named in another column of this
oer. Cook & Beerits.
I will ojn on Saturday a line of Win-
jhester and Remington rifles, breech and
k.".z7.1e-loadi!ig shot guns, both double and
i igle barrels also a full line of gun repairs.
loading tools, shells, caps, powder, shot etc
I James li. iioLPESiiAi
Mickey Smith, tbe murderer who escaped
from the Ebensburg jail on the night of
August 30th, is still at large. Several stories
have been given of bis capture, but up to
the present writing he is still a fugitive
from justice aud breathes the air of free
dom.
Contractor Collins has been pushing big
work on the South Teen Railroad along too
rapidly to suit the Construction Company
ami was compelled to discharge some two
hundred Hungarians and Italians Saturday.
Shields Dorwin, we understand, are some
sixtr davs ahead with their work on the
same road, and will have to reduce their
force this week.
On Wednesday evening of last week the
Disciples of Berlin were organized into a
church. Vp to this time they held their
membership in Somerset. Elder Vogel, of
this place preached the sermon from Acts
2:4i The officers elected are for Elders,
Abratu Musser and Xeal S. McCallurn ; for
Ieacons, D. A. Brubaker, Samuel Shaffer
and John Faust. There was quite a large
representation from this place.
Tbe Irishman we referred to in last week's
issue as having been badly burned when his
fellow-workman was killed by tbe prema
ture explosion ot a blast on Shields Dor
win's contract east of town the previous
Saturday, was much more seriously injured
than was at first supposed. As well as be
ing badly burned, his rigut arm was broken
at the elbow. He grew rapidly worse until
Thursday, when he died of blood-poison
ing.
Constitutional Amendment Temperance
Meetings will be held by Rev. A. S. Baum-
gardner. as follows : Wellersburg, Setem,
ber 23, 7.30 p. m. ; Bit tner Church, Septem,
ber 24b ; Mt. Olivet Church, September
20th ; Lafferty's, September 27th ; Fnion
Church, Bedford county, September 2sih ;
Schellsburg, September 29th ; Xew Paris,
September 30th ; Fishertown. October 1st
St. Clairsville, October 2d ; Pleasantville.
October 3d.
There will be a perfect horse-shoe curve on
the new railroad, about a half a mile north
east of the poor house. Though no as Jong
and high above the ravine aa the famous one
on the Pennsylvania railraod, it will rival it
in beauty.
The School Directors of this Borough will
employ six teachers for tbe lower grade
rooms. Applications will be received until
Monday evening, September 32a. CerUn
cates must be filed with the application.
W. H. Tklklkt.
Thanks to Dr. Sadler, of Pittsburgh, we
are able to sit erect and write as well as
those gifted with the beat sight. The near
sighted we now know by actual experience,
can now find a new world by tbe expendi
ture of little time and money.
Editor Mryertdale OtmmerdaL
Fifty cents expended in a reliable disin
fectant at this season of the year, may save
a i&3 doctor bill. Carbolic acid, air slacked
lime, chloride of lime, or a solution of cop
eras in water, willpurify the most offensive
locality. Xow is the time to try them, and
prevent sickness and suffering.
Steam Saw Mill res Sale. Twenty-five
horse power ; mounted on wheels ; nearly
new ; price low ; terms reasonable ; owned
by Sballcross Oliver. Located on land of
David E. Wagner, in Shade township,
Somerset county, Fa., where it can be exam
ined. For information apply to
Comboth A Rrrrea,
Somerset Ta
Mr. Hiram C. White, of A. i. While
Son, merchant tailors, Chambersburg, Pa.,
will be in Somerset on Thursday, September
18th. and for several days thereafter, with
samples of their fall and winter suitings,
overcoats, etc., etc., and shall be pleased to
(ake the orders of his past patrons, and any
new ones who may favor him. First-class
work, reasonable prices. Satisfaction guaranteed.
The potato bng has been supplanted by a
new enemy, which, it is believed, causes uie
blight which is affecting the crop in various
parts of the country. A green worm about
an inch in length eats its way into the cen
tre of the vine at the root, and ascends to
ward the top until the vines wither and die.
If those who notice the vines gradually dy
ing will investigate they will probably find
in most cases that the cause is the worm de
scribed above.
A sensible rule in church is this : " Hav
ing entered a pew, move along. Do not
block up the end of the pew as if you did
not intend to have any one else enter it, or
as if yon were holding it for special friends
Do not rise to leave others in, but move
along and leave tbe pew invitingly open, so
that all comers will know they are welcome
If a pew capable of holding six baa already
five in it, don't file out in a formal proces
sion to let one poor, scared woman go tortlie
farther end. but move along and let her sit
down at the end next to the aisle.'
The recent warm weather has been cf
great benefit to the corn crop and if tbe frost
don't call to early there will be some good
fields of corn.
Ladies' ahd Chilcrens' Wiurs. I have
now a full stock of this season's wraps for
ladies and children, consisting of jackets,
ulsters, new markets, Russian circulars and
havelocka, in black and colors, of the latest
patterns. Several hundred to select from,
and at lower prices than ever before. Call
and see them. . Mas. A. E. Urn.
SirxsviLiE, Sept. 6, ISM.
Over 100 Republicans and Democratic
converts met in the school house Saturday
evening. Perry Cmberger was chosen Pres
ident ; Josiah Ankeny, O. W. Boyer, David
A. Swank and Noah W Brendel, Vice Pres
idents ; Joseph Rhoads, and Simon D. Bak
er, Secretaries. Tbe meeting was addressed
by S. U. Trent and F. J. Kooser, Esq's., and
closed with an impressive little speech by
0. W. Boyer. The greatest enthusiasm pre
vailed. A large club was afterwards organ
ized, about fifty names being secured. The
Farmers Brass Band furnished excellet mu
sic for the occasion.
The Blaine and Logan Club met in the
school house this evening, Sept. 13, and
elected Perry Umberger, President ; Joseph
Friedline, Vice President; Will P. 8ipe, Sec
retary: Josiah Ankeny, Treasurer. A
marching club was then organized. David
Ash was chosen Captain; Mesech Beam, 1st.
Lieutenant ; Xoah W. Brendel, 2d Lieuten
ant. There were about 25 new members en
rolled. It was decided to purchase uniforms
and torches. Sipesville and vicinity are
ablaze with enthusiasm, and with Davy as
Captain you bet we will make things lively
in this neck 'o woods.
Occasional.
One of the most curious incidents in the
history of African slavery in America is the
life of Charles Stewart, a slave owned by the
Johnsons, of Virginia, and afterwards by tbe
Porters of Louisiana, both noted as the
possessors of remarkable racing horses. He
was born trainer and rider of horses, and
during his lifetime has ridden the winning
horse at manv of the great races down
South. He could not write, and knew noth
ng about figures, bnt' was nevertheless
trusted bv his owners with the care and
transportation of their stock, and the cus
tody of bets and stakes, and he seems al
wavs to have come out right. One of the
ladies of tbe Porter family recently took
down the story of Lis life as told by him
self, and it will be given, in his own negro
ialect, in the October Ifarper'i, with a por
trait of the old hero of the turf.
las sess
Any ties
I Notice. Strayed away from the
I u, on Saturday, August 3u:h, Matt
Jl ilker, a partly demented inmate.
i formation in regard to his whereabouts
,u!d be sent to the undersigned.
F. Lacst7, Steward.
IVe Sa i.e. One portable saw mill, 1S
rse power, one year in use. costing
En be s !d for$l,4'i0 : also a portable saw
I!, 2-Vh.irse power, two years in use. hav-
cost will be sold for ,. Ad-
P'-sm Am, Steck. Greensburg. Pa.
Several team grist mills for sale in Indi-
f a aiid Westmoreland counties
Amos Steck, Greensburg, I'a.
At the New York Citv Auction House
p ti can oh'.ain Sloan's six-wheeled sew
B.uhine castors.
Wm. B. Shafek, Agent
A action sale of umbrellas at the Xew
rk Auction House on Tuesday evening
jMourt. f rev ions to Rrtub!ican nolitical
'..; ing.
Wm. B. Shafer, Agent.
N'xks of store goods in Irwin, Latrobe,
i-eiiburg, Indiana, Vciontown, and other
points. Address
A mo Steck, Greensburg, Pa.
Ano . Steck, Greensbuns. Pa District
JMid Agent Northern Pacific Railroad, will
h i d.jij,tive pamphlets, circulars and
fides to all Mrsing bim. who wish to
fto Minnesota. Dakota. Montana, Wash--:t
or Oregon.
At an early hour last Thursday morning
before davbreak, the large barn, with all of
its contents, on the farm of Mr. Amos Walk
er in Brothersvalley township, was entirely
destroved bv fire. Among tbe contents
were 300 bushels of oats, a large quantity of
wheat, hay and straw, and all his farming
implements. A valuable brood mare and
colt were also burned. The loss is over
three thousand dollars, which is partly cov
ered by insurance. 1 his farm adjoins that
of Mr. Joseph Walker, whose barn a de
yed in the same way just one year
The jurors appointed by the Court
damages caused to the several prope
in this county by reason of the running
of tbe South Pennsylvania Railroad through
them, met last week and made the follow
ing awards : Tbe damages to the Poor House
property were assessed at $70), and to that
of J. M. Fike, in Somerset township, at
$.2,4uO; Margaret Say ler, in Jefferson Twp..
was allowed 1$1. and the jurors concluded
that the property of the Boyers, in Alle
gheny township, was rather benefited than
otherwise by the road, so refused to allow
any damages. An amicableadjustment was
bad in the other case for which a jury was
appointed, that of Mary Weber, of Allegheny
township.
Advertised Letters. The following let
ters remaining in the postoffice at Somerset,
Pa., will be sent to the Dead letter Office if
not called for before October 1, 18M :
Andrews, J. K. ; Allison, Mrs. Rosy B. ;
Bales, Frank ; Bergen, James ; Bennett, El
mer 8. ; Crowley. Michael. 2 ; Crist, Michael
(Foreign), Douglass, Stephen; Daily. Jo
seph ; Dosison, John ; Evans, John ; Fitz
benry, James , Flynn, Miss Maggie ; Fagon,
John ; Field, Wm. ; Feeney, Andrew ;
Gaskill. Mrs. Rebecca ; Gillian, Henry ;
Heinon, Patrick; Jackson, Charles; Jack
son, Sam, 2; Jacobs, Milton H.; Kemp,
Eg. ; Kearns, James ; Lynch, Miss Isabella,
2 ; Mudd, Wra. E. ; McGeary, Mrs. H. 8. ;
O Harm Sohn, 2 ; Wilson. Charles ; Y eager,
Mrs. Mary; Young, Calvin, 2. Postals
Caton, Solomon ; Coal, Oseola , Fail, L. ;
Shaulis, Daniel ; Shaffer. Henry ; Smith
Jerry ; Thomas, Joseph.
A. C Davts, P. M.
That a small dog is the best guard
burglars was illustrated about two o'clock
this, Tuesday, morning when Messrs. Farfc
er Parker, tbe Main Street merchants,
were awakened by the savage barking of the
small rat-terrier they keep in their store
After pacifying tbe dog and listening for
few minutes the would-be-burglars were
beard quietly working at the lock of the
door in the rear of the building ; inquiring
who, was there and receiving no reply a shot
was fired through the upper part of the
door which caused the intruders to scramble
off the porch.- From an upper window two
nien could be seen crouching against the
wall beneath. Another shot was fired over
their beads when they took to their heels.
Hello, Fisk.old fellow ! See you are
back from tbe west again: thought you
had boagbt a few thousand acres of land orrt
there, and was worth a couple of million by
this time."
Well, Mikt, the speculation mania seiz
ed me, and the tumble in wheat cleaned me
ut. Indeed, as you see, anew suit, and
was just on my way to get one from onr old
friend J. B. I hear be is still selling clothing."
l ou bet, Fisk, and you should see tbe
piles upon piles of new clothing they have
just received ; and cheap! well, you know
we used to blame Snyder for stealing hia
clothing, to sell them at tbe prices they did ;
but at the priors they are selling at now,
they must get the freight for nothing,
also."
" Wei, Fisk. i will go along ; my wife
and Sarah each want a new coat, and you
know whatever J. B. Snyder Co. keep for
sale, is cheap. Tben they are all new, as
y never kept ladies' coats before this sea
son, come along ; it seems natural lor you
and m to go to J. B-'s again.
Bakkrsvizxe Items.
Theodore Bruner last weak sold his farm
to John Tphouse for $3,9s5. Mr. Bruner
intends going west in the spring.
People are daily going to the tonnel. The
work is being rapidly pushed there, and the
mills are running day and night on account
of the scarcity of water, trying to keep the
tunnel hands in flour.
A birthday party was given by Miss Bina
Morrison one evening last wek, which was
attended by a large r umber of the yonng
folks of this neighborhood. Miss Bina was
tbe recipient of .numerous handsome pres
ents. A birthday surprise was given to Mrs. Ma
son on the 11th of September, it being her
65th birthday. Some time ago some of her
children concluded to give ber a surprise on
ber birthday, so letters were sent to her sons,
daughters, and other relatives to be present
at her house on her birthday, each family
bringing a basket The morning was fair.
and early the friends began to gather in
and by 11 o'clock quite a crowd had assem
bled. Each one had a few words to say to
mother'while some busied themselves carry
ing the baskets into tbe kitchen. Tben one
of the friends called Mrs. Mason into th
hall, and told her that part of them were go
ing down to the farm for dinner. She re
plied, ' Xot one of you are going away;
can get dinner for you all," and started for
the kitchen to get her two fishes and five
barley loaves, when lo! she found them
changed into baskets full of roasted chick
ens and mutton, sweet cakes, pies and the
best that each family could produce. Alter
all had partaken of a sumptuous dinner she
was presented with a number of pieces of
silverware, glassware, and numerous other
presents.
gan Club of Middlecreek Township, one of
the largest and most euthu siastic meetings
and pole-raisings was held at Put man's
bridge on Saturday afternoon, the 6th inst
Betwe-m 1 and 3 o'clock p. m. a har.asome
pole over one hundred feet in beig ht was
raised, learing a streamer with the n ames of
Blaine and Logan ; immediately th ereafter
the Xatinal colors were flung to the breeze,
amid tbe hnzzaa of tbe people and th e music
of the Cornet Band, playing " Blaines
Grand March."
By direction of, Mr. A. "Weimer,
a procession was formed io front cf J. C.
Miller's store, aud headed by tht s band
marched under the flag and throu( ;h the
bridge, which was decorated with an ies of
evergreens at either end, and surmoun ted by
good pictures of Blaine and Logan, to tbe
beautiful grove ou the north side of .aurel
Hill creek. Here a large ataud had beed
erected, and waa gay with bunting and flor
al decorations, me meeting was then or
ganized by the selection of the followin, of
ficers
President, Josiah Pile ; Vice Preside nts,
Haniel Bowman, John Infield, Peter Whip
key, Jesse Moore. Jacob Crossin, John kro
ner. William Flick, Secretaries, C. B. Moore,
LeKoy Scott, David Henry, A. G. Will.
'The meeting was addressed by F. J. Kooa-
er and S. TJ. Trent, Esqs., and CoL H. B.
Barnes, in the order named. The speech
were felicitous and happy in expression and
created marked enthusiasm. The divisions
and discords of years agone had subsided,
and all the sons of Old Mother Somerset
stood shoulder to shoulder to give her a
successful deliverance under the lead of the
Plumed Knigbt.
The ample preparations for the entertain
ment of the people, the music by tbe Xew
Lexington Cornet Band, the cheerful hos
pitality of the Messrs. Putman, Moore, Mil
ler and others, with the delightful weather,
all agreed in making the occasion one of
Lasting and grateful memory.
Committee.
MARRIED.
MILLER BRYAX. On Saturday, Au
gust SO, ISSt, at the residence of the officiat
ing minister, by Rev. C. C. B. Duncan, Mr.
Shirle Miller to Miss Estella Bryan, both of
this place.
REAM STOFFER. On June 5, 1SS4, at
the resilience of Elder Hiram Musselman
Mr. Jeremiah Ream to Miss Rebecca J
Stoufer, both of this county.
KLIXE BAKER, At the Lutheran par
sonage in Somerset, Pa., on August 31, 1884,
by Rev. J. F. Shearer, Mr, Gabriel Kline to
Miss Lydia Baker, both of Somerset Co., 1
jr rmiTATK bale.
Valuable Real Estate
i
Allegheny Township.
TIE oodenleraed offers at private uie his
Keal Efta'n, iltoau la Allegheny Towuhip,
Somerset County, Pa., eonauiiog C Uie tut km Inn
described traeu :
No. L Th homestead farm, emulating of om
hundred asd levant acres, well impruml, wita
a barn and boom, nsw. The land u ia t food
state of cultivation.
Ho. X A tract of seventy-two acne, ad joints a;
No. 1. Th Improvement coosiM of a good bonis
and bam.
No. 3. A tract of oae hundred and twenty
acres. Tbe lmiroremenia are a good Log House,
and other buildings.
Tbe Hediord and Somerset Turnpike runs
through the laat two named tracu, Nos. and 3.
They have also sufficient timber to supply the
lanua.
Ne. 4. A tract ef one hundred and fortv-eiKht
acres, with a amall house and stable thereon
erected ; live acres cleared, the balauc well tim
bered. No. . A tract of one hundred acres, known as
the "White Hon Tavern Stand." with all the
cleared land aa l the Improvements thereunto be-
umgina;.
1- our of the above tracts are situated within one
mile ot the South Pennsylvania Kallroa,!. now
under construction, and tbe "While Horse"
property, within two miles.
Poeneulon will b given April 1, 1835, or sooner,
tf desired.
For further nartlcuiars. nersona deslrinar to Bar-
chaw will call n or address the undersigned at
iiTiuinv muge, i a.
uia.m. saai'u, wiL&ta
THE EQUITABLE
He Isnce Ccupy of fig
DuM States.
Hen ry B. Hyde, Pres't.
120 BROADWAY. N. Y.
81 CHEAPISDE. LONDON
ASSETS - -SURPLUS
- -INCOSSE
-
Xew Assurance
$53,030,581
12,109,756
13,470,571
written in
C
OSHIMSIOSEBS' SALE
-OF
Unseated Lands
IX
SOMERSET COUNTY, PA.
At tae ew " ork rifr Auction Iloue on Tbecaiuwiien in this count v U1 beopen-
nn .o re-t, opp.itCook & Keerita's, I ed by tbe F.epubli-ans next Tuesday even-
are oij at Lalf prw-e. 1 ing when a
. B. Siurca, Ajrent.
New Fall Goods of all kinJs now coming
and .rioes are lower than last year, n
Ucall tbe newet styles of Press Goods.
Krtign and Domestic, Flannels, Canton
in ''. Jeans. CasimeM Tal.U 1
, , ...ubu.v, . . . v mil
' :eUiem. Ma. A. F Cm.
1'ateut carpet eahibiter at the Xew York
y Auction House, rail and see a con-
f aou. flow, beautifully covered with car
lo mit the bnmblest cottage or the
nlet tU?e. Cartets cni t fit t!,
10 b:i,! nn if4;4
B. Snarita, AavnL
mass meeting will be keld in
tbe Court House. A number of Blaine and
Ixigan clubs, in different parts of tbe coun
ty, bave resolved to attend tbe meeting in a
body and the probabilities are that it will be
one of the most largely attended political
gatherings ever held in the county. Among
other distinguished gentlemen who will be
present and address tbe meeting will be
Col. W. A. Ftone, of Pittsburg, whom many
of our readers will remember as the eloquent
1 gentleman who with General Beaver ad-
dressed an immense Republican meeting ia
; tbe Court Boose just two years ago. Now,
j as tben, Col. Stone is one of tbe atauncbest
i Republicans and mart able and popular
t stnmn sriMkera in th Ritj mi all s m
' -e Democrats are talking about carrying ! possibly can should" be present and bear
o. Four Tears ai-n tX t j o .
making arrangements for special excursion
rates on tbe railroads for, the night of the
meeting.
M more than Uiirty-f-w thousand major-
is a rather la -re firare a work
Iiat.
The October Uorptr't will contain as a
frontispiece a charming picture by Mr. Ab
bey of "Judith Shakespeare," tbe heroine of
Wm. Black's story, which nears ita close,
and will bave more of the delightful en
graving from tbe pencils of IMelmaa and
Gibson, illustrating E. P. Roe's "Nature's
Serial Story," part eleven. Both Mr.
Bougbton and Mr. Abbey illustrate tbe in
stalment of the former's clever "Artist
Strolls in Holland," which will appear in
that number. Horace E. Scudder will lake
tbe reader to Copenhagen, " Tbe Home of
Hans Christian Andersen," and Knftm F.
Zogbauru to "The Home of Tommy At
kins," who is quite another kind of person).
Tommy Atkins is the popular name for
tbe British soldier.' and tbe home described
is tbe great camp at Aldershot. . Both these
papers will be fully illustrated, the latter by
tbe writer himself. A Mexican metropolis,
Monterey, will be described and illustrated
in an article called The Gateway of the
Sierra MaJre," by Frank B. Brown. Two
historical papers, one on Kings College (now
Columbia). Xew York, by John MacMullen
and tbe second by Rev. Treadwell Walden,
on Westminster Hail ; and two biographic
al one a reminiscence of Mr. Itenrin, with ,
a portrait of him in middle age, the other
the remarkable story of a slave horse-Jockey
Charles Steward, told by himself and edited
by a Southern lady, will be features of the
number. One of the auiscellaneoos paprea
on " Municipal Finance," by W. M. Ivins,
private secretary to Mayor Grace, of Xew
York, will attract much attention, and there
will be tbe usual variety of stories, poems,
asd departments.
BaOTREBrVALLET ITEMS.
Fall seeding is finished, and Ui acreage
put out is about the same as last year's
crop.
Whooping cough is general in this town
ship, and you bet tbe children are whooping
er op.
The happiest man in the county at pres
ent is onr stalwart friend, A. u. Kimmell
They are not only big, but there is a boy
and a girl.
It is extremely dry, and the pasture is
drying up. I'nless there be plenty of rain
this week, the fanners will be compelled to
feed their stock.
The apple crop will fall far below the av
erage. However, onr iriena l'avie has
already been running bis cider mill for
more than a week.
The bay crop having been a little short
and the weather so favorable last week
quite a crop of aftermath was gathered in
splendid condition.
The warmest weather for the season
through this section, was tbe first week in
September, the thermometer ranging from
80 to 90 every day.
Peter Suder, the only extensive cattle
dealer in this section, started for tbe East
last Wednesday with a drove of over one
hundred bead of extra fine cattle.
Heavy frosts in this section on Saturday,
Sunday and Monday nights. The old say
ing is, three frosts and tben rain. We have
had tbe three frosts ; hope the rain will fol
low soon.
B. F. Rayman, an ex-school teacher and
a Stalwart Republican, and by tbe way a
good potato grower, raised from one hill
130 potatoes, quite a number of which were
good sized ones.
Rev. H. R. Holsinger. from Ashland, O.
preached in the Brethren Church at Berlin
Friday eyening, to a full bouse. Tbe rev
erend gentleman has many warm friends in
Berlin and vicinity.
Our friend and neighbor, Wm. Rhoads. is
confined to his bed with white swelling on
his foot. He is entirely helpless, and suffers
extreme pain. Mrs. Rhoads has also been
confined to her room for some time from
ill health.
The Blaine and Logan meeting was not
as well attended last Friday evening as was
desired, oi account of a free lecture in the
public square by a straoger. ' But when tbe
vote is counted out in November you will
see an increased majority on all former elec
tions. Last Friday our efficient constable. Silas
Knepper, while assisting Albert Sibert in
loading a car with lumber, was accidentally
pushed from the car and falling on a crots
tie, broke bis shoulder. Mr. Knepper is
suffering extreme pain, and has oar sincere
sympathy in bis affliction.
A few of tbe Berlin Independent Repub
licans, wbo have been clamoring for Blaine
for tbe past ten years, are going to vote for
St. John. Tbey know St. John don't
stand a shadow of chance of election, but
they say they want to show the Prohibition
strength in that way. Gentlemen, this is a
grand mistake. Tbe rote cast for St. John in
November won't show the Prohibition
strength a particle more than the black of
the finger nail will show tbe strength of a
man. It is nothing more nor lea than riv
ing the Democratic ticket a half-way sup
port. Xow A5B Thtc.
a hi
For sausage cutters and staffers, butcher
knives, butcber saws, steels, eten go to Jas.
B. Hoklerbaum's.
EXECUTOR'S SALE
OF
Personal Property
AND
REAL ESTATE !
'There will he efposed to sale ry public outcry
A at tee late notue oi jonn r. lover deceased.
In urotnenvauey rowncmp.on
THURSDA F, OCTOBER 1C, 1SS4,
all the personal aropertj of the said deceased,
eD8lUrjir In part ol hones, eowi, S lat hues.
3 wagons, z bngglea, 1 naowir.it machine, bom
rake, and other larmlng Implements : 1 sleigh, 3
led, It print wagon, 2 net Kugiry narners, I sad
dles. eoDitei end Iron kettles. 870 sugar keelers.
ooal and cook Ing stoves, 4 clocks. I over 100 jears
old, beds, bedding, carpets, and a large lot ol otn-r
household lurniture.
ALSO
At the same time and place, tbe Home Farm,
containing lbs acres, having thereon erected a
to-stor? Frame Hoaxe, good Bank Barn, and
other usual Farm Buildings. It contains a large
Sugar t'arop, and Is well supplied with water.
This (arm is in a liign state of cultivation, and is
one of the most beaulliul and desirable (arms in
the Oouir jr. lying directly Northwest ot Berlin,
and ad)olnlng the town. Tbe cemetery oa the
farm will be reserved.
Sale to commence al Se'lock A. sr., whem terms
will be made known.
W. A. Powkll. PETER J. COVER,
scpl7-3L Anctioner. Executor.
E
XECUT0KS SALE
OF
ValnaDle Heal s
late
There will be sold at public eatery. Ia the Bor-
ouga oi stoyenuwn, at xo clues r. on
SA TURD A I, OCTOBER 11, 1SS1
The farm late of John O. Stahl. deceased, situ
ate In Uuemaboning Township, about miles
North ef Store'town, and 2 miles from Moorers.
vllle, adjoining lands of John Bowman, Eman
uel Lour, George Metxger. and others, containing
Macn-s. T he improvements are Two-story iaog
DWELLING HOUSE,
Bank Barn. Good Orchard and Suzar CamD. It
is well watered. In a good state of cultivation, and
anaeruua wiin uoai ana limestone.
TERMS.
Ten oer cent, when the nrorjertv is sold, and the
balance ot one-third when the sale b confirmed
and deer made ; one-third to remain a lien on the
land as widow's dower, tbe Interest of which Is to
oe pau annually : tbe balance In four equal an
nual payments, to be secured by judgment
N A 1 HA
aeplT.
The Commissioners ot Somerset County hereby
give notice that they will sell at public uie la the
Court Huuse in Ckirueraet Borough, en
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 24, 1884,
the following enumerated tracts of Unseated
Iiands, which have been Durchased from tbe
Treasurers of said County, ana remained unre-
neenieu tor nve years anl upward, aa-reeaniy to
me aci oi Assembly oi Mar- n 13, isio, ue. me
Supplamental Act thereto of March, 1!M :
ADDISOS T0WXSHIF.
Samrt. Acrrt Ceil Ic Tens.
Marcus Church : ou bl 60
Thomas Lory Jr. 47 34
ALLEGHESY TOWSSU1P.
Co (troth It Schell 1M 60 04
BROTHERSVALLEY TOUXSUIP.
1883, $81,129,756. Paid to
policy holders during the last
21 years, $73,877,691).
The Society has written, during the past twen
ty year, aa aggregate amount cf new assurance
larger than has been written by any ether com
pany ia tbe world.
The surplus fund ef the Scociety, on a four per
cent valuation, Is larger than that of ony ether
life Insurance company in the world.
Tag EquiTABLS Lira Asscbakcb Sucirrris.
snesa plain and simple eontract of assurance, free
from burdensome and technical conditions, and
INDISPUTABLE after three years. All poll
ctes, as soon as they become Indisputable, are
payable IMMEDIATELY upon satisfactory
proofs of death, and a legal release, without the
delay usual with other companies. By this
PBonrr faymest, the beneficiary or aa Equita
ble policy is not only saved from annoying delays
and expenses, bat receives pecuniary teller a
quickly as If the amount or the assurance had
been invested la a bond of tbe Government of the
United States.
W. Frank Gaul,
Special Assent for Somerset Co.
IT WILL PAY YOU
TO IUJY Y'OUU
DRY GOODS
John F Young. too
ELKLICK TOWSSHJP.
Thomas Corey i 475
J W Band io 1 lot
James Caden 1 lot
Patrick Countryman 1 lot
S Utile 2 lots
John Klngler 1 lot
John S wanner. 2 Iota
Uriah Wagner- 1 lot
Erank )thu 1 lot
Patrick Courtney 1 lot '
Thomas Moore. iuu'
Alartin Meyers, in trust S M
Same Same ' x
JESXE& TOWSSHIP.
John MUhler.... 400
LARIMER T0HSSH1P.
Bowman A Berkley 19
Meyer A Brlnham SCO
Barney O'Neal 1 lot
43 17
IS 07
J
V 4
ee
11 )
9 M
11 34
Tt
9 Tt
9 72
30 00
11 0O
10 00
40 74
IS H4
32 70
11 20
LOWER Tl'RKEYFOOT TOWSSHIP.
'JX THE PUBLIC
We are again offering our celebrated
Star Copper Rod,
Tbe Only Protection against Lightning.
Those who desire having their
BUILDINGS PROTECTED,
Should call on or aiMrrss us. We
GUARANTEE SATISFACTION,
OR NO PAY.
RHOADS BROS.
SOMEBsrr. July IB, !. tf.
AND
MILLINEEY
AT
GEIS, FOSTER &
GOODS
QUINN'S,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
Their Stock is Large,
giving- you a wide range
to select from, and their
prices, are the Lowest.
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN,
113 and 115 Clinton Street,
I0HNST0WN, PENN'A.
T.R. MARSalAIX,.
MAIN OFFICE AND YARD
AT
M&om and Healers,!
William Bell
John It KolJy
Same
JaoobGPrtilllppi....
Syirester Hurraiic
S W Bou-h.-r.........
Oeorge Oftm heirs...
. 412
. 7
. 140
. Iwd
. 9
, Hot
.Hot
0 28
14 : .i
3D 12
XI 14
11 47
9 M
9 7o
MEYERSUALE VOROCCH.
Oeoree Brubaker 1 lot
K A brail 2 lots
w illiam Ferrins. .- 2 lots
John Urine 1 lot
James Harden 1 lot
John Helner 1 lot
Henr' Johnson 2 lota
I-evi Jonlan 2 lots
Oeorge Lavman 2 lots
I redenca naiucie 3 lou
John Kyan 1 lot
Joseph Saddler 1 lot
I harles Tunnan 1 lot
1'red'K Wiser or Wita.... 1 lot
KU Walker 1 lot
John cudu 2 lots
w m Boose 1 lot
Normun Miller. 1 lot
Joseph Filtiert 1 lot
XORTIIAMPTOX TOWSSU1P.
John Neff
Same
Horfman Wll..
21 Acres
20
1 Lot
PAIST TOWSSHIP.
Jacob Bonnet 43!! Acres
SOMERSET UOROLCJI.
Charles Rot h U Lot
sr.n.Hr TowssHtp.
S Fisher. ,
Fern Francis
Williams U W.
1 Lot
lLot
XLo's
SJi.tSBI.Jir BOROUGH.
John Smith....
Jacob Keller...
2 Lots
1 Lot
10 S3
10 us
23 M
14 SO
I ', 20
11 20
13 It
18 4i
15 01
2ft Kt
14 75
10 93
II 34
12 6
17 55
10 01
15 Hi
12 12
14 20
9
14 22
12 OS
11 IS
13 73
11 82
11 OS
12 SO
14 M
19 26
Butter icc's Patterns !
I Now Have in Stock a Full Line of
Butterick's
dit-Pnnpr Pntrnrn
OF THIS FALLS STlfLES, FOR
Ladle, H and Children.
. Mrs. A. IC. Uhl.
aaUlfaW-tl
J7XECUT0RS NOTICE.
LTtite of Jacob May, deo'd late of I'pper Turkey,
loot township, Somerset county. Fa.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
bavins; been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice Is herer-y given to all
persons Indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment, and those bavins clalmsagalnst the same
win presentment duly authenticated lor settle,
ment on Saturday, the 20th day of September,
i, at aij umro in AviDirwovi.
JaCOB QERHARr,
amis. Executors.
W WEAK LAND
Branch Ofttoa and Ysnl
AT
JOHNSTOWN, PENN1 mi vmu, : SomerMt p.
Ker 2 Main street.: Wholesalers and Retall8rtJop.a3:4c.R.aR.sTATjoN.a
Lumbc
-AND
' 1IATS2IALS,
Hard anfl Soft Wocfls.
POPLAR. slbl.sns, Pli kET.
WALSVT, VI.CORtSG. SiSH,
t Ll.LOW PISE, SHIMiLLS, HOOKS.
k Hm: pur i i r inw,
A ueneral Line of all irrad. f ijimi., ..i nii.ii, . . -1 . . . .. . . ,
iii',!; ',17','? aay'h'nif 'a tfc " ol onr l usiuess to or !er with reamabie promptness, such as
Bracket. Udd.slsed work, Ac.
elivs cun :x IJN" OIIVM ,
Manager, Somerset Branch.
Offices and Yard Opposite S. & C. R. R. Station, Somerset, Pa.
OAK,
ASH.
VIIERRY.
CHESTSVT,
Moitotsns.
STAIR RAILS,
BALI STL US.
'U POSTS
IIEMFF'S SALE.
VPPER Tl'RKEYFOOT TOWSSHIP.
R. H PATTKi
Executor! ot John ti. Stahl, dee'd.
SLA HL.
TKKSOJT,
STEAM ENGINES
A
livuHiui cixidcp ana marninerv a Nrwnx it.
Second-hand Engine and Boilers on hand. Send
mayl4-eow. Allegheny City, Fa.
Sawing Made Easy.
koxascb UGHXHnro sawcto xacbxsb
sent or
ao DATS1
TEST TRIAL
ft A
1 JHl I
iJusna " awe .
wood Yards, fannrrs retttafroat
For loinrtnr emxmm.
wool, and mil eavteof k-rt
A buy ot 14 can saw kxr ftM and
umerue macrxng of taaw and niry. wnt
iUj ILusnrauai eatauoufue In 4 bnliiaint onion.
MM a--.
Immeruv asrtci
for f ri1
mlwo brLiiaxitiT tUuiniaated poetrr tn 4 eoaura. AO
ArTi! WAXatMl. PQ mrw t rV ntrtVy.
D5A&CH 170 00., iaV J06 fttate fit) Chuacot VL
juijo ftB-aow.
FOR PRESIDENT, BLAIXE OK CLEVE
LAND! Fwr a Pertaatrent Pa finnr Pnitfin aa
man, Koch ester, Ji. Y. leU-lm
1
A full stock of new Fall Goods in all line
now id store. IUblA. ETau
Infants and Children
TThat ftrea oar Children nw cheek,
Vhat cures their levers, make them Vm,
Ctorl.v.
VTh-a Bahie. fn-t, ark! err hv turn.
What cun their cxmms, kills their vmto
CtoH.
hat roJck!T core Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Colda, laditreation :
Cmtorlm.
rareweTl then tn Morphine F Traps,
Caatoc OU said Paregoric, and
HailCaotoria.
"CasrUrl It to well adapted tn Cbadrca
that I rceoamead it aa superior to any i edi
ct ae knowm to aa.n H. A. Aacaxa, M.Dj,
1U E. Oxford St-. Brooklyn. 5. T.
tn Cxsraca Coscpairr. 13 Futtoa St, 5.T.
Oeoree Dark
Uarrah A Miller..
. 4.1S Acre
. 20
IRS1SA BOROUGH.
Smeailley Joseph A Son..
Oeisler Sebastian no. 141
lLot
1 Lot
13 12
IS TS
64
VI 94
Sals to commence at 2 o'clock p. v., and to con
tinue troru day to day until all the lands are dis
posed ol.
ADAM 8. SHAFFEB,
JWSEPH HORNER,
Attest: H. W. BRUBAKER,
D. J. Horsier, Clerk. Commissioners
anyfl)4t.
Q
0URT PROCLAMATION.
HERKAS. the Honorable William J. Bacr,
President J udge ol tbe several Courts of Common
Pleas of the several counties eomoosina" tbe 16th
Judicial district, and Janice of the Courts of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, lor the
trial of all capital and other orlenders In tne said
District, and w at. Colli : and Sirx Sxtdks.
Esqnlres. Judires of the Courts qf Common Pleas
and Justices oi the Courts ol Oyer and Terminer
and Oeneral Jail Delivery lor tne trial oi an capi
tal and other orlenders in the county of Somerset,
have Issued th lr precepts and me directed; for
noldlno; a court ol uommoa rteas ai,i uenerai
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and General Jail
Delivery, and Courts of Oyer and Terminer, at
somerset, on
Hcnriar, pt. 22, ISfta. -
Noticr Is herebv riven to ill the Justices of the
Peace, tbe Coroner and Constables within the
said County ol Somerset, that they be then and
there In their proper persons with tbelr rolls, rec
ords. Inquisitions, examinations and otherremem
brances. todo those thins.- which to their offices
and in that behair appertain to be dose ; and also
t hev who will prosecute against the prisoners t hat
are or shall be In the jail ol Somerset county, to be
then and there to prosecute against them as snail
bejurt.
Shesipt's OmcR, i Sheriff. .
Auc. 29. 1884. '
By virtue of certain wrltiofFI. Fa., Al. Plu. FL
Fa., Poet Vend Ex.. and Lev. Fa., te
sued out of the Court of Common Pleas ol Somer
set County, Pa , and to me dirccred. there will be
exposed to public sale at the Court; House, In I
ooznersei, ra.,
FRI DA Y, SEPTEMBER 19, 1831,
atn o'clock r. a. all the liaht. title. Interest and
claim ot the defendant, tremor Williams, of. In I
ana to tne roiiowtnir real estate, vis :
a certain lot oi ground iituaio In Meyendale I
Borough, Someeeet County Pa., known on the I
plan of Meyers Addition to said Borough as lot I
no. K, Deiug so leet wide by lit) feet deep, bound
ed by alley on tne North, lot So. 8T on the East,
Second avenue on the South, and Cherry street
on the west, with a one and a half story Frame
Liweiiing Mouse, and other outbuildings thereon
erected, with tne appurtenances.
Taken in execution at tbe suit ot 3. O. Meyers,
auiuiDiuaior oi reter ateyers, aee u.
A LSI I
All the right, title. Interest and claim of the de.
fendant Jonathan Poorbaugh, of. In and to the
following real estate, situate In Upper Turkeytoot
Township, Somerset ounty. Pa., containing l'J6
i,dui,i,w ,ws wij,nujiix utwis oi AIDS,
Daniel Dumheuld,' Isaac .Uetiler arfi others, with
a log bouse and Irame barn thereon erected, with
tne appurtenants.
Taken in execution at the suit of Hestimore
Cremer, use of John S. Cremer, use ot Adallne
uremer.
ALSO
All the right, title. Interest and claim of the de-
lenuant, w . a. ivuniman. or. in and to tbe follow
ing real estate, vis : One-hall interest in a certain
tract of land situate in t'pner Turkeyfoot Town
ship, Somerset county. Pa., adjoining Inula of
lonn sroocneron tne Lns, South, Joht. F.
Kreger on tbe West, and D. Rhoads on the North
containing fia acres and W perches s'.rtc-t measure,
with a one and a hall story frame dwelling boue
log barn and other outbuildings thereon erected.
who ine appurtenances
Taken In execution at the suit of A. W. Walter
e of Josiah McClintor-k and Lydia il. Hamed.
uec a.
BOYTS, PORTER & CO.,
Brass and Iron Founders, Machinists, and Manufactu
rers ot Miners' Supplies,
WATER ST., OPPOSITE B. Jr O. DEPOT, COSSEU.ZYH.l.E, PA.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
YOUCH STEAM PUMP.
(Eterv Pump fully
WARRANT
For Coal Mines, Furnaces, Railroads, and Boiler Feeders.
Turn-Table Dump Cars. Hoisting Crabs
Stone Picks, stone Wedges,
LARRIIS, PIT CARS, COKE SCRAPERS, COKE BARROWS. COKE
OVEN FRAMES, R. R. FROfJS, BRIDGE BOLTS, SWITCH
STANDS, MILL GEARING. PULLEYS, AND
SHAFTING.
Heavy Castinpi and Forantrs ;Shert-Iron Work :
repaired at short notice.
Machinery of all kinds built ami
may7-lyr.
Tbe handsomest line of dre s goods rrer '
ahown in Somerset county, at the lowest
prices, at Mrs. A. E. Vhl'a. j
atesJarto cm for
Sprains, PtUa ia ihm
Bssck. Boarna, GaTla, Aaiaw
Psiat valierpsBT.
For a good bogRy whip KO to James
nolderbaorn.
B"
REGISTER'S NOTICE.
rnuriDMlTmN DAY SEP.'3STH
.1 V .wl I -.1. II L. , I
as legatees, erelliors. or etberwlse. that the fol- ".aunman. weiauvnic X3 aeres an-l 44
lowing aeenonts hre passed retister, al that
ih um will benresented lor eonflrmatian and
allowance at an Orphans' Court to be held at Som
erset Septemncr 22, li4:
1. rint ana nnai aceoant i'i k. naa. n. unu,
Aiministrator of Alexander Fnedline, dee d.
2. First and final aeeunnt of Itavld B. Ash and
LeTan Ash, Administrators of Anthony Ash, dee.
3 First ami nnal arnnnt ot u. J. rotts and
Charlotte Bowers, iieeutors of Jeptha rocta.
deeeased.
A First and final aeraant of unonn stem, AO-
mlnistraturof Alexandn Stem, dee'd.
s Thinl aoeoonl of William O. Sehrwk and
John S. Meyers, two of the Executors of Jacob J.
Meyers, deed.
L First and final aeeotmt or James imr)ert,
Ailitiininrauir of Sarah Homer, dee'd.
T. Firat and final account of Uimma Hnrner. I
Administrator of Jacob J. Homer, dee'd. i
A First ami anal acroant ntamoel Snyder. Ad
ministrator of MasMalena Gool dee'd.
s. Fim and final account of Jacob U. rowell.
Administrator of Kofns Feterman, d-'d.
In. First and final acroant of J. BL (lltnarer and
Wra. B. Cook, Administrators of Aagastas Iia,
deed.
11. Third acroant of Joan M. fHlnrer, Trustee
for tbe sale of the real estate of Feter Meyers,
deed.
li Ancncnt of H. C. Beerita, trturdlan ot .Hin-
nle E. Heffley.
18. Account of Henry Ranch, Administrator of
Mary Walter, deed.
14. First and final account of Abraham Lrahart
and Ladwiek Lenhart, Admtnlstraton of Jacob
Lenhsrt. dee d.
1. First and final acenont of Henry H. Stern,
Administrator" Mary Ana Hetier. dee'd.
14 Firn and tnal aecnant of John H Chi.
T rastee for the sale of the real estate ofSotosnea
Knee, dee'd.
17. lrst and final acconnt of I A. Kretehnrad
Cornelias BnrkhoMer and Christian Hare, Ad
ministrators of Noah Bnrkbolder. dee'd.
Kecorder's Ufliee, I A. A. 8TUTZM AW.
Anj. 37, IsM. i Keflster.
Adminttrators of Wm. Hamed, i
ALSO.
An the rla-ht. title. Interest and elaim of the de
fendant. Lewis eraser, of in and to the bilowina-
real estate, rU :
A certain lot of tronnd situate In Jennertown I
Bor- nan Somerset Conntr. Pa ailminlnir lania I
oi jaeoo rnenitne on me cvast. Ureenshurz and
Beuiora nae oa the South. lands ol A. H. Kama
on the West, and lands of A. Biewker on tbe I
Mortn, wita a two-story frame dwellinir hooe.
iuier nHi. anu suote tnereon ereeteil. with the
aj-tparicnances.
laaen Inexerntion at the snlt of Isaac Hertmr
aui nrraey, dumiajirator! oi joee(n Ber-
ALSO
AH the rizht. title, interest and rl.im ofthe dr.
fewlants, lMTid Ml-hler awl Joseph M .shirr, ol
in man ru me KniowmK real enaie. situate In a.
emaaa-h town-hip. S,,merrt Omnty. Fa.. a.lj.,in-
iim wtijyrwa. lanus m LnvMi .m ijnier. teorire
a.nin, la. Kin. Jacon l. Kauanian. Jwnk T.
. Aiinmu anl
'A3 acres and 44
perrhes. strict meaure. with Two bwrllinc Hi-
es. Bank Barn. Blacksmith ami Watronmaker
snop an.1 otrier ontuniMliupi thrreon erected, with
the appurtenanres.
Taken la exo-ntion at the rait of Stephen Stutc
nan.
ALSO
All the right, title. Interest and claim of the de
fendant. Caroline Zimmerman, of, tn and to the
following- real estate, six. . A certain lot of around
situate in Mllford Townshln. Sownrt I'.mntr
Fa, adioinrna; Sf-merret and Cambria Railsnad,
kit now or late of Schell A Wilson.- lands of Julia
Arm Lona; and others, eontainlnir 4 perche. str rt,
with a one and one-halt story frame Irwelling
House and other outbuilding therrt erecte,,
with tbe appurtraaners.
Taken in execution at the suit of Samuel J. Bowser.
fcoTica. All persons purcbaslne; at the abore
(ale will pleas uke notice that a part of tbe
purchase money to be mad tnvwa at the time
of sale WIU be required as soon as th property
Is knocked down, otherwise It will be acain ex
posed to sale at tn risk of the first purchaser.
The residue of the parrhaae money mast be Datd oa
or before Thursday of rbe first week of September
Court, the time fixed by tbe Court tor the acknowu
edsrmxtit of deeds, and no deed will be acknowledg
ed until th purchase money Is paid in full.
JVtlX J. AJVULEK.
i
1TTSBURGH FEMALE HOLLEGE
m PITTSBURGH G3K SER?ATGMY OF M'JSIS-133 full Music Lessens for!!?.
-tinrt HrAooK .ir l.iltnl Arts. V'Xlc. a.lomtion. Ijnn,, rf r.ntral. Healthf'll
ny tear'-rr.. Mclr-.t rirnrze TLlrtirtn -ar ..,-. t. Jri. f.ttm Butkloa; eaiiaiirain.M !1
wTDR. I. C. PERSHING, Pittsburgh, Pa.
It WiU fay You
To Buy Your
Memorial Work
Of
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Manufacturer of and Dealer In
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SCIENTISTS AS
P2ACTICALLY
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Circular;.
Sheriff.
n. W. Cr. Pram A. aatal aixth
PITTSBURGH, PA.,
Affords nnequaled facilities tor th tboroack,
practical education of youna and SDlddl-aed
mea. This Iostttation keeps abreast efthe timet
and poesesse tbe unqualified support of upwards
of JD.u0ofits graduates, who are creditably fill
sos; positions of honor and Inst la almost erery
city of the Amiieaa I'nlon. lndiiidaal iostrae
tioa. KoTaeatkmA StadenU eaa ester at any
ttm. AarSuecial departsnent for fuadie. For
c:irralars address J, C. SMITH'S SO.
ar5rad or Ikt Stional Arreaaiaaf, Priet
3 00, by I V. SMITH, A. M th latest, beat,
and saoateomprebDSistreatisoa th Selene of
Book-Keeping pubUsbod. Specially adapted to
to aa of ScboolA Academies, Colletre and Pri
rat Learners : also a work of reisranee for the
Coontlnc iioera. aepS.
Galary 1 Expenses
PAI O reliable and eaergeUe men to sell Trees.
Vines. Shratie. Kc pes. etc.. grows la the Hoker
Sarseriea. Established 1CS6 Bend for Terms.
H. B. BOtKIfi COM PAST,
seple-Zm. sx )!, J T.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
To tke CtOttton Statt mn4 C'ewaf Taxes
of Samrrtrl County, Pm. .Your atteatloa is call
td to the Fony-nioth Section of th Act of As
sembly Approved 1Mb of April. 1WI, which resls
as lollows :
"Erery Collector shall, within three months
after rtrelTiar ta. corrected diipliral. pay into
the hands ot th Treasurer of the proper Coua
"tyorTown.hip, as tbe ease, may be, tbe whole
"amount of th tax s ebarred and assessed ia
"torh duplicate, exivptinc such rum as the Com.
mlsskmera. or Superrirors and Orel see is. as the
"ease may be. In tsjetrdiacretia may exonerate
hlm from, en pain of twins; answerable tor and
ehanred with the whole baiaac a remaining
"unpaid.
Fromtk arore Section Collectors win notice
that, a nleea they pay an promptly, they run the
risk ef losins; both exonerations and their commis
sions. We mast bare money to meet tbe demands
of Ut County.
JOHJCH. WETMER.
SepJ. Coantr Treasarer.
cakpaig:: goods,
. aid ocTrrra oa
Marching dabs.
Furnished at Short Katie
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P G. BKIHElIAjr,
82 and 54 Sixth Street,
PITTS BCEQH, PA.
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MONUMENTAL BP0KZZ COr.'PAWY.
JbillXiEPCir, cert"
rrr Work ramisscd w VHorf So41rr. in mil
i nlort. Alto Aatntor Ik WHITE BMOSZEf
Perseus ia need of MOSKMEXT WORK win
find it Ut their Interest to call at my shot, w her
a prpershowine: will be riven tbeui. at-satif-faetiun
I,armnlrr4 t Ewey Cr. nm PHI' a.
ll-Hf LOW. I lnrit Special Attention to th
Waltz Bnis, Cr Purs Lz KkissS!
Ictro-locrd by EFT. W. A. OBIs. iss De
et.lefl laipr T.men la point of MATtklAL ASD
COSSTkll.TIOS. and which I dst!r.d Mb
the Pp-tar Monument for oaChaaaeabl Cli
mate, twitk ac a call.
WM. F. SHAFFER.
WILL H. WOOD.
THE
Jeweler,
Ao. 2, liner ISIock,
Somerset, IPenn'a.
Watcta,
SaiiiSJiTir ill m:i J
ENGRAVING NEATLYCONE.
Musm nsnnxEiiTs
ura sheet xcsic
REPAIRING PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO
JiaoamLCTieX r PABTMHIP.
The Copartnership heretofore eatetrsc
between Vn. J. M. and J. A. Loatner.
la the irrBf Business, was dlssorved by mutaal
run wot ea Taetar. Asnet Tt, ia. Dr. J. A.
Loutaer retinas;. The business will be eoadueted
at th eld stand by lir. J. M. Loutner, t whom
all indebted t th old firm will make payment.
J. Lcrra B,
angST. J. A. LUCTifXiL
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