Somerset Herald.
veraber gales.
,iTt harWtnuupe.
.1. a nnMun
n't spcud money for ruru.
i : v.wUmlwr.
iuy from those who lyertise.
he battle of Hie ballots w over.
he holiday season is coming on apace.
fcawond Dyes, for saie oy .
tatoes aeeni to be a drug in the mar-
Lmeniber that kind words cost noth-
still continues to sell at a low
II-beat
hre.
vat liarjiains in
Drv Goods at Mrs. A.
-vat bargain in all kinds of goods at
, A. K. Vhl'a.
kuvr.ixar.AB(.iss: Go to Sirs, this
them.
V now take a much need-
ilitics
le-t.
!j0 rresct;t moon is known as the Hun-
Mx.a."
t,L.n will temperam men learn iKiliti.
uflota .
,ra fc.,)od bupcy whip goto James B.
liderbaiim.
the fellow who "told you so" is very nil-te-'His
jnt now.
J-,e summer girl is changing her icecream
ie to the oyster stmer.
.,e Studebaker wagon if a model ofbeau-
rud durability.
In Ladies and Children's
Mrs. A. E. I'm.
.apt
l,,r hardware of every thwnpiion, go iu
li;ie J. lUHUl'ruiui"
,Ri.l'S. llH!ln:ro1vii ...... ...fc.,
! other dress goods. Mrs. A. K. I'hl.
,.. tT . : I -
r j .tB'.Ai. ai
tiiujunts neikwcar Mrs. A. h. I hl
Millinery '. I-att Styles, Lowest Trices
!M. M. Tredwell"s.
.r.AB'AiNs! In all kinds of goods. Don't
; to see them. Mbs. A. K. Uhl.
Try A!al.atine for Walls and Ceilings
bid only by C. X. Boyd.
Icreat Bargains in Ladies and Childrens
f rais at Mrs. A. E. I hi s.
You will live long and prosper if you buy
h :r drugs from C. X. Boyd.
If you would ilye easy, use Diamond
h rs. Kor sale by .. . bva.
N.me but pure drugs dispensed, at C. X.
I vd drug store. an ana see.
iirook Trout, Salmon and I-ahrador Her-
h s. can't lie beat, at Keller A San ner's.
The bi-st stck of Cigars and Tobacco in the
k,m are to be found at Keller 4 Banner's.
Bargain! in Jersey Caps for children,
-ids for ladies and children. Mitts for la
. and children, at Mrs. A. E. i'hi's.
For sausage cutters and stuffers, butcher
hives, butclier saws, sieeis, eu gu to jus.
. Holderiiauiu's.
New Millinery Goods of the latest styles
t received.
Mrs. A. E. I'm..
At least $1,10 ),'!) has been bet on the
esidetitial election in Philadelphia this
The wott of the campaign is now over,
id we shall be able to give more attention
d spare to local matters.
The prudent fanner or teamster, when
iving a wigon, invanaiity ps a pmuiw
r from James B. Holderbauni.
Wood, the Main street jeweler, sells not
,ly the Waltham, but KockTord, Elgin,
id several other makes of American
ati'lics.
;. to E. McDowell for your fine watches
lid Jewelrv and know that you are owning
ith a responsible party.
Will open, on Thursday of this week, a
I esh lot of Bonnets, Hats, Frames, Ttibbons,
earners. Velvets, Satins, latest Fall Styles,
lowest prices.
M. M. Teepwell.
CasTORIA.
r.Vti. n baby was siek, we gave her Castoria.
hV! n she was a child she cried forCastona.
When she was a Miss, sheclung toCestoria.
V!i.'n shr had children she gave them Cast 'a.
Baro.utcs! In Calicoes, Muslins, fiing
!.atti, Caiiton Flannels, Wool Flannels,
shirtings, Pant sttiiTs, Table liners. Towels,
Handkerchiefs, etc. Mes. A. E. X'iil.
There is an odor of mince meat in the
fkir, and the pie cant lie tar ncninu. ine
i.ightmare attachment is loafing just around
iie corner.
A 1'erry -ounty apple tree has distiuguish
i itelf by bearing a second crop this year.
t last accoutit tLe new apples were the
ire of peas
If you want to buy a good time-piece po
h W. H. WooJ. jeweler. Xo. 2 Baer Block,
where you have the largest stock in Sfinier
et coumy to select from.
The Buffalo Lime Company is now sell
ing Ciood Lime at eight cents, delivered on-
t be ears at their works. For orders, write to I
William Mason. GaTett. Pa.
Thanksgiving approaches and the old
rurkeys rost high, while the young and
lender fowl perches on the lower branch
a:.d bii-oiues a prey to the hun-
E. Mi.-D.iwell the main cross street Jewel
'r. carries the largest ar.d finest at'X'k of
Wuhes, Cl'vks. Jewelry. Silver and SiU'er
piatei ware, in the county. All ods
.-uaranteed as rrpresentH,
The yom.g men and boys who spend their
vetiinj.Ti in running the streets or lounging
n saloons and other places, will never
-inmuin to much unless they turn a new
h-af and srwnd their leisure time in mental
ttpriivctnent.
An agency .r the aie of King's Cmbi- i
riaioo Sjtaeles has been established in
this tr.a.e with Mr. C. X. Uovd, and by the 1
1K' "' " King's system M a perfect fit is guar
anted. Every pair of spectacles carefully
tit ted to the eye! and adjusted to the faoe.
At the sessiou of the MasonicGrand Lodge
'! "liio last week, among other resolution!
adopted was one declaring it the opinion of
lie body that the selling of intoxicating
l:nks is a Masonic offense and should di
jualify any one from initiation or afiilia
'lon iih any Masonic lxjdge.
Xew Fall Goods wf all kinds now coming
m. and prices art lower than last vear. in
vading til the newest styles of Dress Goods.
f orv.n and Iometic, Flannels, Canton
ianneU, Jeans. Cassimere. Table linens,
Bankets, Calicoes. Ginghams, etc. Call
andseethem. Mrs. A. E. I'au
-V Fab Fob Salb A valuable stock
!arm will be offered for sale at I p. ru. Xov.
ls"-4, at public outcry on the fremi
ti n Stony creek Township. 174 acres 4
"S perches, lately owned bv Diniel Frin
'th rood buildings, a cood sticar ramn
including some J0 keelerv t,.l- k.nuj...
The furm i nil w. , i i , ,
ou, hmestone. and is about
, . - v..
tri 1 theS P- R--w Vamler-j
it hailroad now building through Somer-
ett.ounty. tTiurcbes. Schls. and Post of-
euovenienL Term,: $Jis0 in hand and
Us UUtK-e in seven e-jual annual payments
scared t,u the premises, by Judgment Et
option Bond. W0 of the Land money
at be paid on iU d.y of teie fcir ,0Tihtt
mformauon call on u aJdres. J. H. Farrr..
ionmrsei Penua.
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ELECTION
Disthts.
Adiilsoo
allegbeny . .
Berlin Boroniik
Ilmtlienvalley
IkmmuaKli. ...........
Coonueaoe.....
W li lick
Oreearllls
Jrttersna
Jennerville
J ennsr..
Larimer
Lower Torkeyloot.
Meversdale
Atiitalecreek
Mi I lord No. 1
Mil lord No. 8.
New Baltimore.........
New Ontrerllle...
Nonhnuiptuo.. .........
Falat
CtaemabonlDK....
Salisbury Uor..
Shade
Somersat Bor
Somerset No 1
Somerset No. 1. ........
Soutliampton
Stonyerek ...
SUiyestowa. ......
Summit ,
t'pper Turkey loot. ....
t'rtina Bor
Welleraburg Bor
To4alf ...
Votk For Oomrressman-A t-I-aiv. James Black hd 18 rotes In Berlin horouirh. t rotes In Brothersralley towathlp. 6 rotes in Meversd ale horouirh. 6 rotes In Qneiuahonlng township, 1 rotes in Stonyc reek township ami 4 rites In
vn vt - i mmrh Nathan A Atwood had 1 vote in Meversdale Homuifh, 1 rote in tarmahoniDa; township, 2 rotes in Somerset township. No. 1. 3 rotes Id Summit towns-hip For Omgres. Samuel Isett had 6 roten in (uemahonlna;
U.wnship and 8 rote's in Stovstowa horooith For ProthonoUry, Charles O. Shafer had 2 rotes in Allegheny township. For Assembly, lianlel S. Knee had 1 rote in Somerset borough. For Commissioner, Phillip llay had 1 vote in
BmihereTalley township, W illiam I hi bad 1 rote tn Somerset borough.
Have we pot there, Eli?
Bel va, dear, you're beaten I
We think wehave pot 'em,
Sunday was a beautiful fall day.
We believe that Campbell is elected.
Wait patiently for the official count.
Was Enfield a candidate in earnest?
We think we are having Indian summer.
Mr. John Autuauhas his new house on
West Maine street under roof.
Somerset county takes the cake. Chairman
Scott did it with his little hatchet.
We experienced several very cold days
last week, politically and otherwise.
McXamard, the Bedford County gas bsg
has been soaking his head since last tues-
ARer last Tuesday there are hardly
enough Democrats left iu Somerset county
for seed another year.
New Baltimore comes out first best in the
rat for the Congressional banner, with
New Cetitrevii'.e a pood second.
We are requested to announce that Rev.
S. L. West, of Cleveland Ohio will preach
in the Evangelical Church next Sunday
evening.
hopeful of
'
Chairman Scott is still very
Blaine and Loan, while Chairman Hoff
man is confident that Cleveland and Hen.
dricks are elected.
N. B. Critchfield s sale of live stock will
take place at his farm, in Jenner township,
on Wednesday. November 2d, at 2 o'clock r
at. See hand bills.
The enthusiastic individuals who yelled
themselves hoarse Tuesday and Wednesday
nights, are mostly going about now with
strips of red flannel tied around their
throats.
Already the fight has commenced among
our Democratic brethren as to who shall
have the postofrice. Aren't you just a lectle
previous, gentlemen ? We believe Postmas
ter Davis is good for four years more.
Lost. Near McDowell's jeweiry store,
Saturday evening, a plain filled gold ring,
marked, Laura Laura Bittenbendcr. A lib
eral reward will be paid for the return of the
same to E. McDowell.
Frank Wilhelm. an employe at the Laurel
Hill Tunnel, bad the great toe of his right
foot frosted last winter and not giving it the
proer attention, the bone became necrosed,
necessitating amputation. The ojieration
was performed last Tuesday by Dr. J. M,
Louther, and the patient is rapidly recover
ing. Daniel Coleman. Esq., Mrs. Tillie Woy
and Mrs. Paylor, have made quite an ex
tensive trip through the West, and speak
very highly of the kind treatment they have
received from their friends while sojourning
with them. They visited at Waterloo,
Iowa, Dixon and Eloomington, I1U, Lima,
Ohio, Pittsburgh and Johnstown.
There was considerable money wagered
in Somerset on the result of the election.
The bets were mostly laid on New York
and the general result, the Republicans not
mfniiinanllv ..I ' I n , 4Vtnl!nihlp nHlls Oil
Blaine. The political excitement has al-
most entirely subsided, and business is
moving on in the usual way once more.
The thanks of every Republican iti the
county is due Chairman Scott for the able,
energetic and efficient manner in which the
campaign in this county was managed.
That he and the members of the Coonty
Committee perfurnieJ their arduous
duties with great fidelity, the magnificeut
majorities received by our candidates bear
abundant witness.
A Hungarian laborer on the South I'enn
sylvania Railrottl. whoe cariosity was
cT.tr than his discretion, was baillv hnrt
br the fxnliftion of a dyiiatuite cartridiro
Friday, the contents of which be was trying
to discover, an J to this end enJearored to
break it open with a red hot poker when it
exploded with terrific force, tearinjr, two
finders of bis right band entirely off. and
la -erutitie the band in a tearful manner.
The unfortunate man was bronght to tvwa
and placed under the treatment of Pr. J. M
Louther. who says he will be able to restore
the use of the injuewl member.
Messrs. Hubbs and MciS illen. of Scottdale.
are erecting au immense structure on the
rear of Mr. James B. Holderhaum's lot,
fronting on Patriot street, to be used as a
skating rink. It it being built of first-class
material, anJ will cost about $110. We
are informed that the gentlemen proj:e
putting up a sfae in one end of the build
ing, and fitting it up in sach way it can be
used as a place for public meetings, and en
tertainments of all kioJ. We question
whether the skating rink will pay, but a
public ball is a much needed and long Celt
want in this community, and if the building
is properly arranged for this purpose, it trill
i. rove a paying investment. They have a
lease of the ground for fire years.
SrKPtT Sl'biooa Mit.isu. At the meet
ing of the S:ate Sunday School Convention,
held at Greenville, Pa., recently, it was de-
termined to place Pennsylvania on the list
of Banner States, that is, to bave every
county in the State organized as soon as
possible. Ia order that proper step may
be taken to organize Somerset county, a
meeting wilt be held at the Disciples'
cbunh in Somerset on Friday evening. No-
, ........... IM JUVaiM;, ,'11 M 1 IUBI WCaI, V
vember S4. lf$4. E. Payson Porter. Esq
'of PhilaaVlphta. Secretarr of the Executive
Committee of the Pennsylvania State Sab
bath School Assoriatioa. and Ir. W. S.
Boss, of Altoona, will attend the meeting.
and present the work of the National and are glad to say that the best of feeling baa
State Associations. It is desired that every prevailed throughout the long season of tus
denomination from all sections of the noon- pense, and we hope to fee the same feeling
ty be represented at this meeting. Let there continue until the question is finally settled,
be a full turn oat. We belieTe Mr. BUine is elected.
HELD EST SOMERSET COUNTY, PA., NOVEMBEE 4, 1884.
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Bargains in millinery goods. Xewest and
latest styles of Hats and Bonnets, at lowest
prices. Mrs, A. E. Fur-
Babuaiks! In Children's, Ladies and
Men's Bed Wool, Gray and White Under
wear. Mbs. A. E. Uhl.
Bakuaiss ! In Men's fine Shirts, Wool place as having signed a petition on a re
Overshirts, Buck Gloves, Mitts and dress, application for license. The editor was
cloth and Kid Gloves, Mbs. A. E. Ehl.
If you want a wagon that has an honest,
square, stand-up air about it, that you can
depend on during rain or shine, fit for mar
ket, mill tr meeting, buy the celebrated
Studebaker of James B. Holderbaum.
W e have jnst received a full line of new
Cloaks for Ladies, at prices never before of
fered. Russian Circulars, Newmarkets, New
Stockinet New-markets, Jersey Coats, and a
full line of Misses' Coats, at Parker Par
ker's. The estate of the Kemble Coal and Iron
Company, at Riddlesburg, Bedford county,
will Kjw,ffra,! at .horirfr salami the 15th of
November. The property consists of two
bla-t furnaces, coke ovens, railroads, dwel
ling houses, and other improvements at
Ilidillesbnrg. thirty-two tracts of land, near
ly all of which contain coal or iron ore, and
the mineral rights in seventeen other tracts.
This will be the largest judicial sale that bas
ever taken place in this section of the State-
Mr.tT Mabket. Main Street. We have
Ju added a large Refrigerator to our Meat
. i iy a. 1 1 A 1
31 ark el in ft iiicn an meats can ue kt-pv wu
and clean. Mutton. Beef, Pork, Ac., kept
constantly on hand Open daily. Parties
buying meat can have it kept intbeRefrig-
erator until wanted.
WeliaTe, Blso, 100,000 new brick for sale,
which we will sell by the hundred or thous-
and at a low price.
Ross Davis 4 Co.
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Ci-tAB Ur. This month is a good time to
clean np all the machines and farming tools
and put them away for the winter. A good
coating of oil npon the iron-work to keep it
from rusting and a coat of paint on wood-
work to preserve it from the weather will
make them almost as good as new next
year that is if they are good now. This
applies to farm carts and wagons as well as
to other implements. There is no better
month for painting than this, as the paint
dries moderately and makes a hard, dry
coat, much better than it does if spread in
the hot days of July and August.
The pat
ent ready-mixed paints are so easily ob-
tained and used by a tpro in the business,
,na are so good that there is no excuse for
not using enough of them to keep things
looking well and nicely covered from the
weather. Of course, while this work is be
ing done, it will be natural to see that all
implements are in good order before paint
ing, with all bolts, screws, ard other part
all right.
A Gbeat NcwsPAfEB, The Pall Mall Ga
zrtte, ol London, England, did not overstate
the case when it said that The New York
TadepeniUnt is "one of the ablest weeklies in
existence." It is as overwhelming as a
monthly or quarterly magazine, with all the
matter in its many departments. Any
monthly might indeed be proud if it could
show as distinguished a list of contributors
as Tm In&epndtnt. In a single department
its story department we find, among
Englishmen, such contributors as Sir Sam
nel W. Baker, the celebrated Egyptian ex-
p!rer ; Thomas Hardy, Norris, James
rayn, F. W. Robinson and Henry W. Lucy,
the well-known and deservedly popular
novelists; while among Americans we no
tice the names ot Edward Everett Hale,
Frank R. Stockton, II. H. Boyesen, Sarah
O. Jewett, J. 8.. of Dale, Rebecca Harding
Davis and Harriet Prescott Spoflbrd. The
In-lrjtrndent printed also, receully, tl.e last
story from the pea of the late Ivan Tour
genetr. having secured the only translation
from the Russian into English. This de
partment is tut a sample of the others. It
would seem to ns that TTke Independent offers
not only 'fifty-two dividends during the
year," but, in addition, a stock dividend
with each department. We ad vise our read-
rs to send for a free sample copy
Cbceivimo bitibss A full definition of
the word "suspense" is Implied in the mat
ter of awaiting long-lingering election re
turns. Tuesday night Kepublican head-,
quarters were at Chairman Rootl's law office
and the Democrats received the returns at
their comfortable rooms on the second floor
of the Ilaer Block. Duplicate telegrams
were written by the operators and were ear
ned by boys to the different headquarters.
As soon as those 'received fby Chairman
Soott were read to the eager crowd they
were sent to the Hcbacd ofOce. where there
-was a large number of Republicans awaiting
them. Telegram after telegram dropped
from the wires, and the general hurrah and
loud cheering indicated that both parties
had just enough news to make tbem feel
good. At one time when the news was fa- '
vorable to the Democrats, several kegs of
powder was laid in trains around the Dia
mond and touched Off. while the Bourbons
yelled as they hadn't done before in the
last twenty-odd years. Siiortly after this
news more favorable to the Republicans was
received and tbsy at once built an immense
bon-Gre io the centre of the Diamond aad
inarched around it and yelled themselves
hoarse. A sleepy people passed a sleepless
night, enlivened only by the alternate
cheering of the contending parties, and the
betting of drums and blowiDf of tin borna
and rattling of tin cads by the small boy.
Towards morning tha matter appeared so
irreconcilable that both parties concluded
to shut op shop for the night and wait for
actual returns the next day. Both tide
claimed the victory Wednesday, and both
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have been claiming it ev
will cootinne to claim it
ever since and both
until the official
vote of New York is announced. Although
theexdtement ran high at time and consid
erable money was staked on the result, we
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There are twelve new dwelling houses
now in course of construction in Somerset.
Mr. Editob . Some time last sprinp the
Somtrut Coxmty Signal, edited by Rev. A. 8.
Banmgardner, and published at Stoyestown,
in this county, published the names of a
number of highly respectable citizens of this
promptly informed of the mistake, but he
refused to make a correction. He was also
requested to publish the petition that he
claims is a re-application for license, so that
the people might see and judge for theru
selyes, but this he also refuses to do. In or
der to set myself and others right before the
public, I through the columns of your pa
per made a public denial, also asking Mr.
B. to make an explanation.
In the November number of the Signal be
aeain refers to me, and intimates that I
have been trying to bide my actions from
the public, and that he has uncovered my
tracks, when be doubtless knows that I have
made public statement explaining the
whole matter, and that I have also request-
Win U publish the petition to which he
refers.
I am
now led to the conclusion that Mr.
B. published the falsehood intentionally, or
he would agree to make the proper correc
tion. When I saw my name published
just as a signer for license, I thought it was
an unintentional mistake, and treated it as
such ; but in reply to my personal letter to
Mr. B., he passes a personal insult and per-
emptorily refuses to make any correction or
vilx1sila Iriat suititinn In ft liOttt rT
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I do hereby intend to convey to the read-
ers of your paper the fact of Mr. B. s un-
worthy conduct towards those whose name,
he saw fit to use in a wrong connection, and
that his conduct has been such as to make
him unworthy the confidence of those who
prefer that the truth and right prevail.
B. A. Fichtseb.
CosrixtscE, Nov. 11, 134.
List or Jubobs. The following persons
have been drawn to serve as jurors at the
coming term of court, commencing Monday,
December 8, 1&S4 :
(.BAND JL'BOBS.
Addison George W. Turney.
Brothersvalley Simon P. Fritz.
Conemaugh Daniel A. Weaver, Richard
O'Connor.
Confluence Borough Henry Fisher.
Larimer' Herman Johnson.
Meyersdale Borough Wm. Slicer.
Northampton John F. Lcydig.
Paint Isaiah Holsapple.
Quemaboming George Clark, George
Mueller.
Shade Isaac Elrick,
Somerset Borough Wra Houpt
Somerset William II. Miller, Ephrairo
Speicher, Geo. Thompson, Daniel Keller.
Wm. Mentxer, Fred Weller.
Summit John Christner.
Southampton Simon Martz.
Stonycreek Daniel E. Long.
Upper Turkeyfoot J. A. Scbultz.
Wellersborg Alexander Ing.
TBAVEBSE Jt'BOBS F1BST WEEK.
Addison James Hileman, John Endsley,
Isaac Davis, D. R. Daniels.
Allegheny Daniel H. Coughenour, Levi
Hoyle.
Brothersvalley Franklin Walker, Cyrus
H. Walker.
Conemaugh Adam Amstead, Jacob M.
Kaufman.
Greenville Jacob Werner.
Jenner Henry L. Kline, Francis Fried-
jjne jjjci(Bcl 8ie, James K. Biesecker.
Lower Turkeyfoot Joseph Tannehill,
Joseph Licbty.
Middlecreek R. S. McMillen.
Milford -Jacob Egolf.
M eyersdal! W. A. I ngnian. Job n Di ve T
,. , . . ,,, 3 '
Quemahoning Isaac Blansett.
Shade John Keel. A. J. Lohr.
Somerset Borough. J. M. Holderbaum.
Somerset Abrara Berkey, Philip Rhoa.is,
Ephraitn Pugh, David Arisman.
Southampton Wm. Martz, Geo. P.eiber.
Stonycreek P. 8. Boyer, Wm. II. Bald
win, John Glessner.
Summit Bernard Miller, W. T. Hoblllt
ell, Samuel H. Weimer.
Stoyestown Wm. Brubaker.
TBtVEBSB Jl'BOBS SECOND WEEg.
Addison Joseph Wills, Levi Sterner.
Allegheny Israel Burkbart.
. Berlin Isaac Stoner.
Brothersvalley Andrew Hoover.
Oonemangh Jacob K. Thomas.
S Elklick Christian C. Garlitz.
Jenner Edmund K- Gallagher, James
Kerrell.
Milford Joseph W. Meyers. Daniel G.
Miller.
Meyersdale Juhn S. Graves, Albert P.
Welshons.
Jfew Baltimore Frank J. Gillespie.
New Centreville-Jacob Horner.
Paint Joseph C. Penrod, Hiram Weaver.
Quemahouing Wm. Wilt, Jos. Matirer.
Shade Joseph Cable, Conrad Stoy.
Somerset Borough Henry Woolley, John
H. Miller.
Somerset George P. Saylor, Henry
Kahs. Charles Frank, Herman Barron, J.
H. Scbultz, Bruce Friedlioe, John Shaffer.
Summit Solomon Weimer, G. B. Dora,
Milton IL Homer, Jacob X. Licbty.
I'pper Turkeyfoot Simon Faidley.
Ursina Joseph B. Paris.
Wellersburg Henry Moser.
Dr.J
M. Louther
Physician and
Druggist, Somerset, . " '
Pa. Chronic diseases a
specialty. The purest and :
; best drugs in the market. Pat
ent Medicines, Stationery, Paints,
Oils, Varnishes, etc., etc., kept constant
ly on band, and sold at the very lowest
prices. Store and office oa Main Street,
three doors east of the Somerset
- House, Somerset, Pa. Don't for
. get the place. A share of
the public patronage Is
respectfully solicit
ed. Call and in
spect my .
stock.
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Babuaiks this week ! Plaid and Brocad
ed dress goods at 5 cts. a yard.
Mas. A. E. Fiil.
Second Arhival or New Gooons.
New Standard Calicoes at 5 cents.
" Brocaded Dresr Goods at 5 cents.
' New Dress Plaids at 5 cents.
" New Ginghams.
" New Flannels.
" New Cretons.
" Blankets.
' New Comforts.
" Dress Goods.
" Cloths.
Plaids, 51 inches wide, at ll.lo.
" Silks,
" Cashmeres, at
Pbkekb it Fabkib's.
married!
BITT.NER YOUNG. November 2, 18)4.
at the Lutheran parsonage in Somerset, by
Rev. J. F. Shearer, Mr. Henry W. Bittner
and Miss Ella M. Young, both of near Som
erset, Pa.
WOLF KOOSER. November 11, 18S4.
at the residence of the bride's mother in
Somerset, Pa., by Rev. A. E. Truxal, assist-
ed by Rev. J. F. Shearer, Mr. John F. Wolf,
of Irwin, Pa., and Miss Lizzie Kooser.
CUTOIi'S SALE
OF
yolllQQlg Real Esta.16 '
t ,... wvwaa smwvm.w.
;w;
or.utBorlty TMteil ta th. mimixn
ed by the last will and testament oi Henry Mioin-
'1,:
on
SATURDAY, DEV. 13, 1884.
at 1 o'clock r. at., all tb following described real
estate, late th property of Henry Shomber, dee'd,
to wit:
No. 1. One lot of ground situate In ths borough
of Berlin, County and State aforesaid, fronting on
Main street, adjoining lot of liauiel HetHer on
the West, South street on the South, lot or Jacob
U. Phllsoa on th cAat, with a large three-story
BRICK HOUSE,
Back Building. Stable, and other oattrallduur.
This propertr mi been occupied as a hotel, known
a the " National House."
No. 3. One lot ol ground situate as aforesaid,
fronting on third street adjiinlng Main Croea
Street on the West, Fourth Street on the North,
lot of KnapperoD the East, with a Two-story
Frame Iiwel.iog Houm, Frame Kitchen, Wood
House, and Stable thereon.
No. J. Three lots of ground situate af aforesaid,
adjoining Third street on the North, Wet street
on the West, Half-way alley on the Sooth, Straw
berry alley on the East, enclosed by I race and In
good slate of cultiration.
TEH. MS.
One-third after expenses are paid to remain a
lien on the premises, ths Interest thereof to be
paid annually to Rose A. ishomber. widow of
Henry sbomber, dee'd. and at herdeath the prin
cipal sum to th heirs aad legal representative!
ol Henry Shomber, deceased, one-half of the re
mainder on the 1st day of April, 188S. when the ti
tle will be made and poesettioD gireo, the bal
ance on the In day of April, 1888, with interest,
to be secured by jadgment bond. Ten per cent,
of the purchase money to be paid on day of sale.
AL.LXANI1CK BKUBAKKR,
Bovl2. Executor of Henry Shomber, dee'd
P10URT PROCLAMATION.
bbbbab, the Honorable William J. Babb.
President Judge of the several Courts of Common
Pleat of the several counties composing the 18th
Judicial district, and Justice) of th Count of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, for tba
trial of all capital and other oSenoers In the said
IHstrict, and Wat Colli s and Sami kl Ssrpaa.
Eaqulre. Judges of fha Courts of Common Pleas
and Justices ol the Courts ol Oyer and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery for the trial of all capi
tal and other offenders la tb county of Somerset,
hare Issued tb ir precept and ta me directed, for
holding aCoart of Common Pleas add General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace, and General Jail
liellvery, and Courts of Oyer and Terminer, at
Somerset, on .
Msmslaw, ItecwsBilMr S. 1Mb.
Noth-s It hereby given to all ths Justices of ths
Peace, the Coroner and Constables within the
said County ol Somerset, thai they he then and
there In their proper person with their rolls, rec
ord InqoliitloBS, examinations and otherremem
branoe. to do those ihtnirs which to their otnee
and in that behalf appertain to lie done ; and also
they who will prosecute against the prisoners that
are or shall be in the jail ol Somerset county, to tie
then and there to prosecute against them as shall
d inst.
JOHW J. SPANGLER,
SHBtttrv's Omen, I Sheriff.
Nor. 12, laM.
LIST OF CAUSES.
Following Is the I.lst of Causes set for trial at
December Term of Court, beginning Monday, De
cember g, U84 :
FIRST WBEK.
William T. Wallace rs. Andrew J. Holltdty.
James Parson ts. Tb Township of Somerset.
Cyrus Hoekes rs. Samuel Compton.
Pearson Lohr vs. Somerset at Cambria R. B.
Allien E. Pyaa vs. Catharine Walker et aL
M E. Dunham es. Juhn A III p.
Edward Mnatollerrs. S. A C K. R. Co.
Same rs. Same.
S. Pbllson A Co. rs. Charles L. B-ltcer.
Charles Zimmerman vs. Conemagugh Twp.
S. J. Cover's Admrs. rs. Samuel Mishler.
Silas Jenkins A wife rs. Oeorgs Firestone.
BanoXDWBZK.
Howe Machine Co.va Flehtner A Eilla,
Same va Same.
Annie J. Lenhart vs. Wnt. Johnson.
Mary A. Bender's Trustee Ac rs. Oco. Derner.
Lydia Usaw's rigbt rs Son. Co Mat. F. I. Co.
Jacob P. Miller vs. William H. Zufall.
Baebel Fteegl vs. Samuel J. Ftoevle.
John W. Smith vs. John Barnhart.
Joseph Cborpenlng rs. W. H. Berkey.
Harrison Snvderra Wm. A. Dean. -MleMel
Kim rs. Mary A. Kenainger.
ChafcdHte Llringstone ra Samael Foust.
Cornelia Tlsfue widow et air H.AO.K-H.t.al.
Henry O. Cramer rs Ellas Griffith.
Listoa Bras A Elton Cunningham rs. William
KeDtincer.
Singer Mfg. O. vs. J M. Smith P. S Hay et aL
Henrietta Fisher's right rs. Edw. Tow et aL
James M. Bam hart vs. Josbh Sperht.
F. J. An-paehet al rs Manas Beachy.
L. D McNear ts. 8 Oraff et aL
Jacob P. Miller ts. Wm. H. Zufall,
Aaron Criasey rs B F. Lang.
Peter Meyers Admr. vs. Mary Meters st aL
nenry tnatus vs. r aire lew txmi je.
Proty's Offlea.
, V. TBENT.
Protbonotary.
Kov.U, Use.
Hogs for Sale.
Tb under signed nave one hand red aad twenty
ire bead ef b Boats, weighing front 40 to loo
pounds, aad tnea'.y-ire head of Fat Hogs, which
they will ofler for sal at the following times and
place :
At tb Jones House, MeyeradaJe. December lit,
and, end Sd.
Berlin, December tth aad Ith.
Shanks i Ilia, December Sth. east at their yards
at Suywatowa from December 11th to 17 th.
This stock waaaarefally selected by as in Knox
Onuaty, Ohta, aad eoaaiMl ot Bsrkshlres. Pounds
China, aad Chester White. Assong them are
some taw Boars sad Sows for breeding purposes.
This Is aa epawrtwaHy fur the farmers af Somerset
eomaty ta haprar their stoca.
r f.st J.KILJbEB.
- 4L . - Stoyestown, Fa.
JfSTSAY X0TICE.
Tksre earn tresaasstar en th pmslss of
the snowrslgBwa tat paint Towashrp. Soaaerset
Conaty, Pa abent tne flrst of May, US4 a blaek
and white spotted cow, a best are years old. Ths
owner is requested to come forward aad Drove
eevoorty. pay eu aad more k, or else tt will be
ritfc asastdJasj lsw.
JOH1TS.TAKE1.
HERIFF'S SALE.
B rlrtus of certain writs of Vend Ex, Ft Fa., and
Al. Ft. Fa., lssned uot or the Cowrt of
Common Fleas ol Somerset County, Fennsrl-
rania, and to me directed, therewlll bo
expoaed to pnblie a0 at ths Court House, tn
Somerset, fa., at l o clock r. at- on
FRIDAY, DECK MB EH 5, 1884,
AlltheiiKbt. title, laterett and claim ofJ. O.
Meyers, and J. O. Meyers. Administrator of Peter
Meyers, deceased, ol. la and to tb lollowlsg real
estate. Tlx :
No. 1. A certain tract of land situate In Sam
mlt Towathtp, Somerset County, Pa., adjoining
lanas or ADrnnaminristner. peter Mpe, uremaer
aelrs, and other, containing 378 acre more or
less, and is known a the (tairge Shook tract, he-
tag purr art No. it of the real estate ol Peter M.y
ers, dec d. See Orphan's Court Docket, VoL 10,
psgebtu. ac.
No.?. A certain tract oflaad titaale at afore
said, ad lotaiog purpart No. 13, lands of William
BurkhoUer. aad others, contaialng 337 acres
or erless. knewa as ths W litres t tract. ( Par-
pat i o. ia. i
No. S. A eertala tract ef laad situate In Summit
and Brotheroralley Tewuthip. Ceanty and State
aforesaid, adjolalng lands of Lint A Hons, Jacob
Klttner, Hear Shaffer, aad others, containing 3&i
acre more or lets, known as ths Jvlward Staple-
torn, tract, trarpart Pi e. is i
No t. A certain tract ol land situate la Ltrlmer
Township, County and Stale aforesaid, adjoining
laans ei job a v ttt's heirs. August strout aad
at. Howard, containing 208 acres mora er leas, and
Known as tne ueerge llaliaer tract, (purpart N.
1 )
No. 8. A certain traet ef lan. I situate in Milford
Tewnllilp, Somerset County. Pa adjolnginf
lanua oi iioneri tunuaman, jonn scnas aau oin
ert, containing 1 0 acres mere or Ie, and knewa
a the Lindaman tract. (Purpart No 34.)
No. 6. Two certain lots of ground (oue-feurtk
acre each. itaate in the Tillage of Hock wood, Mil
ford Townspib. Cuunly and iate atereeald, sur
veyed from lands lorinerly owned by Matthias
Miller, leetted oa North tlJe of Cox's creek
(Purpart No. )
No. 7. A certain tract of land limits la Summit
Township, Somerset (. ouaty. Pa., adjoininlag pur
parts No. I t aad 14, hrenier hetts, and others,
containing ?tr aern more or less, warranted la
the name ol Peter Meyers. (Purpart Ne. 14 )
No. S. A certain lot of ground situate la iVer-
ersdale Borough, Somerset County, Pa., being lot '
No. 1304. ad joining Centre street on the west,
let No. 1BU on the Seat h, lot No. 131 oa the East,
and lot No. lJV;on the North, baring thereon
erected a two-story frame Dwelling Hone, Oltlee,
and StorvBuHding.
No. v. A certain lot of ground situate as afore
said, lying and being between Grant. Clay, and
Custer streets, contaialng ooe-feurts acre more or
less, formerly owned by Ellas Mauat. marked Ne.
D,'" hariag thereon erected a two-ttory frame
Dwelling Hoo.ie, and other outbuildings, with the
appunocunccs.
No. 10. A certain lot of ground situate as afore
said, lying and being between Clay street aad
iu avers avenue, adjoining lot ot A. fc. Shumaker,
containing one-fourth acre mure er leas, knows ss
the wagon maker afaep,'' and baring ttereen
erected a wagon maker ibsp, with the appurte-
nnow. (rurpart i. o. iu. ;
No. 11. A eertala lot of ground situate as afere
said being hit No. 'il. fronting en Main street and
known as -Potter lot," containing one-fourth acre
mora or less, hariag thereon erected a tw-story
frame Dwelling House and Barber Shop, Tenant
nouae, jsiauiumiiD siiop, anu old mating ottlce,
with the appurtenance. ( Purntrt No. v. )
No. IX A certain tract ef land situate la Sum
mit Township, County and Siite aforeiaid. ad
joining Purpart Ne. s. Peter Gumhert, O. U. Llai
Isaac Hngu. and others, contaialng St) eremre
er ies, anu Known as I tie "jacoD Muegmey trc-,"
with a two-story Dwelling House and Store Build
ing, two two-ttory, two one and one-half story and
two one-story Swelling Houses, and other euu
Duiiaingstnereon erected, with, th sppsrtenan
net. ( Purpart No. 4 )
No. 13. A eertnin lot of ground situate tn Mey
ersdale Borough, County and klat aforesaid, be
ing hit No. 'ACL fronting on Large street, with a
two-slnry Dwelllna; House, and other outbulldlags
tiiereoa erecieu, witn tne appurtenances.
No. 14. A certain lot or piece ef ground situate
as aforesaid, containing 2 acres and 14 perches, be
ing lot No. '62, rontinit on Keystone street, and
baring thereon erected a lance Church, with
basement, with the appurtenance.
Ne. 14. A certain kit or piece or ground situate
as aloresaid, heeiag lot No. 344, enntaiaing acres
more or less, bounded on the Northby street,
and on the Stuth by Borough line, and divided by
the Narrow Gauge ltailroad, with the appurte
nances. No IS. Three certain lot of ground sltnate as
aloresaid, being lots N-j. ts, 40. and 42. fronting
Meyers avenue, having thereon erected larve
warehouse known as the Oeurge W. Uassman
warehouse, near depot of Pittsburgh and Con
nellsville Railroad, wiih the appurtenances.
No. 17. A certain lot of grouud situate as afore
said, being lot No 4 ia the hrst Oliuger survey to
said Borough, fronting t teet on Centre street,
by M leel on Dale street, with a two story house
thereon erected, used as a shoemaker shop and
photograph gallery ; also a stable thereon, with
the appurtenances.
No is. a certain hit of ground situate as afore
said, being lot No. ;7. lying ia the point between
Grant and streets, having a two-ttory frame
Dwelling House, with basement, thereon erected,
the baem-nt ol which is used at a Pop Factory,
with theappurtenanret.
No. 111. A certain hit situate a aforesaid, being
kit No. lrw. adjoining Centre street oa the West,
Market Square on the outb, Mevers avenue on
the East, and lot No. Wi'-i on the North.
Ne. M. A certain lot situate as aforesaid, being
lotl3L adjoining Meyers av.nue on the Soath,
hit No. 1& on the East, alley oa the North, and
lots Noa. 1904 and 130'4 oa th West.
No. 21. All the following lots, situate In Meyers
dale Horuugh, Couuty and Stale aforesaid, ta
wit : Nca. 8, 7, , 14. W, 17. is, IV. 32. 36 S7, as, 3a,
40, ti, 44, 40, 47, 4U, il, M, M, b, 7 &. i.
SI, i M. ft. S4. M, S4, M. 8S, IM. VJ, V4, SS, UH,
U3 and 13S. being 40 feet wide by I JO feet deep, all
fronting on Mevers avenue, tees. 4a. .rO. Ht, so. SS,
17, SS. 89. M, VI. W, KI.W4. 9i. Vd. W". 9S, lol 103,
lot, 104. 1117, lu, 109, 111, 113, lit, 117. 119 aud 11
being 40 feet w:de by 1-0 feet deep, alt fronting oa
aller mmth of Second street. Nos. lie 17, 194,
1'AlSt. 1T, 199 aoil, JO. 204, ;0i and a, be
ing to feet wide by feet deep, all fronting on
Large street. Nos. 240, atl, iU, -Ui. ltd, M7, MS,
29. aw, 342 ami 343 being teet wide by feet
deep, all fronting on Keystone street No. 14T,
being feet wide by feet deep, fronting on
Bare street No. 191 located Immediately South
of Mill Race, and fronting on Hueehly street on
the West : Nos 334 and MS fronting on Buechly
street oa th East, and lying between Mill Bace
snd Flaugberty creeB : Nua. 340 ami 341 are
buundea on the North by street. East by an al
ley. South by Tail rac, and on the West by Sails,
bury street.
No. -i Also. 03 lots situate la the town of Ro
mania. Summit Township, County and State
aforesaid, being lots No 3, IS. 1, 17, IS, 19, 82,
37, au. and 7, all fronting en Salisbury Katlroad ;
NiK. . 7, 9. IU. 81, Hi, SO, 7, SS. W. 102, 1U3, 104,
l'ti lu7, 104, 109, 117, ao-l 111 freottng on Shaw's
A renue. No. 91, 92, 91. 94, 5, 9, 97 , ll, 12U aad
121 fronting on Wooil street, Nos. 131, 13.-, 123,
134, 134. 130, 137. 138. IS9, 140. 141, 142, 143, 144. It,
la9 and 14 fronting on atevstooe aveaue. and Nos.
24. 2i, 2, 27, 28. 29 and 30Ironling on Qay sjeet,
with the appurtenances
Taken iu execution at the suit of Samael P.
Meyers, use of Peter C. Meyers, ass of S. P. Mey.
era, ate of Daniel shall, st. ai.
ALSO
An the right, title. Interest and claim of the de
fendant, John K. Brinham, of, in and to th toi
kiwtog real estate, ria :
No. 1. A eertala tract el land titaat in Wel
lersoarg Borough, Somereett ounty. Pa., contain
ing one fourth au re more or less, with a two-ttory
Hrick Dwelling House, frame kitchen, aad out
baikliug thereaa erected, frontlaf an Main
street, with tb apimrteaanees.
No. z. A certain lot of ground situate ss afore
said, treating on Main street, containing one-half
acre, more or lets, with a large Ira me store
house thereon erected, with the apparteaanees.
Ne. A A certain tot of ground situat a afore
said, containing one and one-half acre, mora or
Sgj
leas, wna two uwelilna; H oases thereon erected.
uug on main street, aajotaing laaus oi AO gas
Berg on th West, Company's laads oa IBs
in, aad Jacob Hociistsilar on th East, with
tne appunanaaces.
No. 4 Une-,Uih in erect ia a certain traet af
laad tltust la Southampton Tewashlp, County
aad State aforesaid, eoutainiag ISA acres, more or
Ms, wita a two-story Lea; Dwalilag Hon, Barn,
and other outbuild in gi I hereon erected . adjol nln g
lands ef Jesse Cook, Oeorgs Cook, aad others,
wltfe the apparteaanees.
No. i. Ooe-slxih interest ia a eertala traet of
land sltnate as aloresaid. eontalaiag 9
mora or Ie, with a twe-story Fram Dwelling
House, Barn, and other outbuilding thereon
erected, adjoining mad af Dennis Cuok. Simon
Miter, ana otaert. wiin tae apejsrteaanees.
Ne. (. Uee-alxlii laterett la a certain treat of
and situate as aloresaid, wtiiUnwg asa acre,
more or less, with a story and a naif Dweliiaa;
Hoot, Stable, aad atbeT eatbwikilngs thereon
srectea, aojotaing laatpany s laaoa en uw Wast,
and others wiih the atHiartenaaces.
No. 7. One-sixth hue rest in two eertala tracts ef
land situate aa aioresaM. eoalalnlng jsft sens
more or lets, adjolalng lands of Esther Beyer,
Cwarad Bittner, and others, with tae spy arta-
Jfo. t. Oaa-aaU lntarast fat a eertala traet of
laaa sttaata as aforesaid, aoataialng w aar
mora ar ia. aytfoiainaj Mary mad liaa. aV. WaV
No. a One-haifute rest la a entass traet af
laad sttaata as aforasaid, esalaiwa; Lt ma
ton or let, adjoiniaf saods ot Jooa A. Ssrydsr,
A. WUbmui, aad others, wllk la apparUaistn.
Wo. 10. Oas-half lntarast 1b a esrtaln tract
laad lltaat at aforsaaM, oonlalninr 4 aer aiors
or Isaa, ad iota ins; laadsot Jae4 Snydsr, Csav
any'i laadt, aaa others, with the apparuaaaoas.
No. II. Oathbah mtutsst iat a sartaia met of
land situat a afcrataM, eootaiala 3 arras aura
leaa, adjolutSB laadi of Jacob Snyder, Valsotiaa
Hinkle and oikers, with tb apfrartMaocas.
No. 13. Hae-loorUi interest 1b tbe fluneral rl;hts
Id a certain traet of Uad ittnau as foresaid, coa
tainlas; 14S ura mars or less, adjoining; Com- j
pafiT m laooa, inn oiner.
No. 13. Une-hair iotanst Id ths mhtersl rlfht la
a certain traet at Uad titaale asforaaald, ooa-
talninv 74 aina mAM or Im.u .i,,!.. I . n ,! . ,.f
WUIiaai LBI, ill Chi, Joaaa Xhomsa, aad
oinera.
No. 14. Ous-roarth inreren In a eartaln traet af
taoa sitsats as aiorctald. eau tain lair 200 acres
more sr leas, ts-ins; so Saan Mouauln, adjaia
1bb lands of Wb. Troatman, Coaiuaay'i laads,
aad ataara, wna tba appartaoaaeas.
No. 14. Une-tanth latorsst ia the mineral right
In a eartala tract of band altaata as afcjmald.
oontainins; 60 acres, more or less, and known as
tks -john 1. Jones Traet," adjolnlna lands af
Lararre Uomp, jars WJagert, aad ataars, wltfe
tha appanaaancaa.
Na. 16. (ma-foartklDtarsstlathsBiiBsral rlht
m a certain tract ol lassi ntaata as alortaald,
eonuinins; 18 acres more ar less, and known as tha
bannla WtU tract, adjoining lands of Jacoh Witt,
UeorKS J. Eckhart, and Anthaoy Uata, with taa
appurteaanees.
No 17. Una-tlxth inters t In a certain traet af
ana situat as aioresttd, eaotaininf 80 sens
more or la, and known as the Jacob Witt tract,
adjolains; Compan;' ianda, jha Witt aad eta
ars, with tha appurtenance.
Taken la eieculloa at tha n!t of Michael Loss;,
Eaacaior of Ueorg Harden, decaaes.
ALSO
All ths rltcht. title, laterett and claim or the de
fendant. Archibald Kin;, of. In and to the follow
lu real ertale. vis: lhesuruee sail ol two n-r.
tjin lots of sTonnd rimate nr the Hocking
Mine, orUmssT Kun, in tlklieh Townshiji. Som
erset tkionty, fa., bounded on the North by
Grassy Bun awl Lot of Samuel P
East, by lands of Elkltek ami Coal Company oa
the South by lanua of Wm H. Hay, and on the
West by lot of Peter Blnirier. enntlninr 2 acma
and 4S perches, with a two-story frame Dwelling
House and other outbuildings thereon erected,
with the appur enances.
l aaen in execution at the suit of Geo. S. Young.
ALSO.
All the right, title, interest and claim of ths de
fendant, Juhn P. Staub ol in and to the following
real t-stete. Via : Oca certain lot of nitinil mtm
ate In Meyersdale Borough. Somerset County,
P.- fronting en North street oa the South, and
joining kit of G. L. Miller on th West, Penn
sylvania street od the North, and alley oa the
ust. with two dwelling houses and other out
buildings thereon erected, with the sppurtenan
ces. Taken la execution at suit of E. Wlneiand.
No-Tica. All persons purchasing at the a bare
sale will please bike notice that a part of the
purchase money to be made known at the time
ot Me will be required as soon as the property
Is knocked down, otherwise it will be again ex
posed to sale at the risk of th Ural purchaser.
The resldneol'thapurehase money must beDaid on
or before Thursday of the first week of December
Court, the time fixed by theCourt for theaeknowi.
edgmml of deeds, and no Seed will he acknowledg
ed until Uie purchase money is paid in lull.
JOHN J. SPANGLER.
norlX Sheriff.
JJEGISTER'S NOTICE.
CONFIRMATION DAY DEC I ITH.
Notice la hereby giren to all persons concerned
ss legatees, creditors, or ethervUe, that the fol
lowing accounts htre passed register, aad that
the same will be presented tor eonhrinalion and
allowance at an Orphans' Court to be held at Som
erset uee moer 11, ism ;
1. Account ol L vdla ni. Horner. Administratrix
ot ijyrus norner. dec a.
2. First and final account of Gideon Berkeyblle,
xjcecuior ot neinuei Derkeyone. uec u.
a. t irst and nnai account ol fhlilp Hurt r
Walker, Administrators of Franklin Hay, dee'd.
4. First and ttiial account of William P. Hay.
Guardian of Mary Jacobs, minor child of Pcttr
Minus, uec 11.
o. First end Anal account of O. A. f omp aad F.
B. Shatter, Executors ol Oeo. Shaller, dee d.
0. First and tlnal account of John A. Kayler,
Administrator of Samuel Hay, dee d.
7. A-cmiit of Jacob U. Staub, Administrator of
mart ha Slant), dec d.
Beaorder's Omce, I A. A.STT.TZMAN.
Nor. 12, 1SS4. Keglttsr.
mti eih herebt given that
i.r an application will be made to the (iuvernor
of the State of Pennsylvania on the Twenty . ninth
day of November. 144. under the Act of Assemblr
ot tne commonwealth oi rennsyirania entitled
"An Act to provide for the incoruoratien and reir
ulatinu of cenain eort"rattona. appmved April
20, 1S74, and the Supplements thereto, for the
charter of an intended ertor.itin to be called
THE AMEfUCAX TELE IK APH AND TEL,
EPHkNECO.MPANi OF PENNSYLVANIA'
the chanu-tcr and object of which is to erect, con
struct and maintain telegraph and telephone lines
and do a general telegraphic and telepnuoic busi.
ness between Philadelphia, l'lltsliurgh, and other
points tn tne stale ot rennsyivania, as set lorrn in
said spppiieatum, and ror these purposes to hare,
possess and emoy all the riirhta. benefits and priv-
leges al the said Act of Astwmhiyand thenuppie-
ments thereto. The names of the subscribers to
aid charter are J. E. Klnir-ler.Thoi. B. Doolittle,
Samuel B. Huey, Josiah K. Adams, aid Francis
uucner.
SAMUEL B. HUEY, Solicitor
3C South Third Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
pLECTlON NOTICE.
PlTTSarKOlt A Co!Kt I.STTtLB K. B. Co.
ULSLRAL OFFICE.
PlTTHBBROH. NOT.10,1S4.
H. S
Nonra TO STOtitrWHOLDBBS : Notice is here
by glrea that In accordance with the Charter acd
Kv-Lawt of this Cniopanr, the annual meeting
of the stockholders will be held at the efUee of the
Company, in the city or Plttuhurgh, on Monday.
December 1st next, between the Hour of 12 o'clock
m.. and 1 o'clock r. fer the election of a Board
of Directors to aerre for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction of tuen other business as may he
hmnirh lietora the meeting.
The stock transfer bunks will he rtiaed on the
25th inft . and remain elowd until after the anne
al meeting of stockholders.
J. B. WASHINGTON.
norl2 at. Secretary.
SOTICE.
The puMle are hereby nut Hied that my wife,
Clara, baring left mv bed and boapl. I will be re
sponsible tor no bills of ber enntraeting unless
compelled to be to by due process of law.
torUt. UEUKUE H. MARTIN.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Abraham Brubaker, late of Shale Twp.
Somerset ( o.. Pa., dee'd.
Letters of administration on the above estate
having been icranted to the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby giren to all
persons Indebted to said estate to mate immedi
ate payment, and lhse having claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Saturday, the 29th day of Novem
ber, 1S84, al the late residence of deceased.
H1K&M SHAFFER.
OC122.S Administrator.
A
VD1TOR S NOTICE.
Having been appointed Auditor by the Or
phan's Court otS.Mueiet County, Pa., todistrlb"
ate the funds in the hands or I- A. Kretchman
Adminittrator of Noah BorkbolJer dee'd, and
to ascertain advancements and distribute the
funds to and atnvng those legmly entitled therein,
notice Is hereby giren that I will aiund to
the duths of said appointment at my office tn
Somerset Borough ta Thursday, November 20,
1-S4. when and where all persons Interested may
attend. H. L. D A EH.
OC122. Auditor.
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Samuel Holsapple. dee'd, late of Paint
Township, Somerset County, Pa.
Letter of Administration on the above estate
sarins: been granted to the undersigned by the
pnijier authority, notice I hereby giveu to all
persons indebted to said estate to mak Immedi
ate payment, and those having claims against the
time will present tbem duly authenticated for
settlement on Saturday. November22, lw, at th
late residence of the diseased.
no An nousArrLC
aet'6. Administrator.
Fifty-two Dividends!
THE INDEPENDENT
of Sew York Is siknowledared lobe what tha PZi
Mail Gaseffe. of UmvIhu, toy, It K ouef th
ahieyt weeklies to exilenee." It occupies two
flelrtii re!lrius sihI litrrr.
It publishes eaeh week Imm TWENTY-FIVE
to T HIH.TY-TH KEE jiereent. more readinic mat
ter than any of its eontempitrariea. With t teet
eaptiuoof itacnluinaot - Sieeti v ererr line in
ererr ipue ts New, Oriirinal Matter, written ex
pressly fur It, It pay, more eacii week lor literary
matter titan any three of its contemporaries put
together. It ha the larrert anal beat rp of eoa
tributors of any periodical ia the worlil. It is un
denominational ia raliKion, sml unnurpa?l in
literary atiillty. Its reriewi of bonks are unex
celled ia pmrnalirai. Its Editorials are fearless.
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wher. Its Market kepon and Uimmereial JlaU
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ha 22 illUo et deDarttnents. edited br K neial
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as oae ef th sreat edueators of the land.
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areat rariety of tubjeet should tubcerlli for it.
TERMS TO SCBSCRIBERS :
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Four month 1 W I Tai yean... 0
Mix months 1 to Fire rears Id M
Caa any one mak a better mrestmsnt of ft SO
to 13.00 tato one which wJI pay
52 DIVIDENDS PER YEAR ?
EVERY INTELLIGENT FAMILY NEEDS
A GOOD NEWSPAPER. 1 is a eeesslty fur
parent and children.
A wouA way to auk th sequalatanro ofthe Ia.
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of a mouth.
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naitl lor has aauarad.
Taa Udbtbs dot's aabbina; List will bs sent
tree t any aersou sssiav wr iv. muw hw
Ids to sabterib for one or more papers er maga.
tiaes, la eonaeetloa with Taa Iimtrusirr. eaa
sare maaay by esdailug from ear C'lab List.
Address :
THE ODEPEXDEXT,
9. 9, Bex T77 Haw Tarh.
1100
ai sraaarm ta a stin r
Good Wuea. Stead Werk. Ad- i
dres J. ACsTINSHAW.Ifureery-1
Koc tester, fl. Y. stl7-aa.
of
IT WILL
T BUY YOUR
DB,Y
i
MILLINEEY GOODS
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
Their Stock is Large,
giving you a wide
to select from, and
prices are the Lowest.
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN,
113 and 115 Clinton Street,
JOHNSTOWN, PENN'A.
T. Ii. MARS tJ ALL..:
MAIN OFFICE AND YARD :
AT
JOHNSTOWN. PEN3TA.
I Mannfactnrers
Koar "es 3iain .street.; Wholesalers and Retailers
Lumbo
AND
EUILIIl'a IATSSIALS,
Hard and
vak, POFLAR. SlblXflS. TH KITS,
LSL T, VLCOkMQ. 8.4.VH.
tH.J!r. YLLI.OW PISE, SHIXGLKS, ioo..
A General Line Of all m.f. nf l.nmW . n.l'
Also, can turn isn anything in the line of ur buiiuesa to crder with reasonable promplntss, inch as
Brackets. OJd-tised work, Ac.
Manager,
Offices and Yard Opposite S. & C
BOYTS, PORTER & CO.,
Brass and Iron Founders,
rers of Miners' Supplies,
WATER ST, on-OslTE It. C- 0. DEI'OT, VOSXEI.Lsril.LE, PA.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
YOUCH STEAM PUMP,
ffSJrS
For Coal Mines, Furnaces,
Turn-Table Dump Cars.
Stone neks,
.ARRIES, PIT CARS, COKE SCRAPERS, COKE BARROWS. COKE
OVEN FRAMES, R- li. FROGS. RRIPGE EOLT8. SWITCH
STANDS, MILL GEAUINO. PULLEYS, AND
SHAFTING.
HearT Castings and ForiHngs
Shet-Ir..n
repaired at short imtice.
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A Buainea ftrwutiou la th mort prnfltahle, beraww It i the avwt rnnefnl. Onr aim la to r3!cr
tma roaajr mea for the actual reaairementa of this eommercial nan. Inrarwnal tnractiosv
racadcoa bbtdenU can enter at any tuna, far circulars, address P. IiL'FF A BUSH, Pituburj, rs.
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of John T. Kaaff man. dee'd. late ef Cone.
maairh Tewaahip. Somerset Ouaty, Pa.
Letters of administrating) oa the aoore eitate
hariaa; bees STaatod to the aadertia-aed by the
proper aatbitty. aotlea i hereby aires to all
uerseos Indebted to aald eotate to make immedi-
j ate payment aad tboae hariaa; elaimr acaiast tba
; m to preeenl them duly aatheatHvtteii for t-
tlemeat ea mora tar. niremoert s, t4, at taa
reakdeae tbeAdministrato
JACOB I
atAUFFMAX.
Administrator,
tcjAl.
PAY YOU
GOODS
AND
range
their
L. W WELKLANI
Branch tXfiew and Yard
anJ Mers,!
A'i
Somerset, Pa.,
Op. S & C. R. n. STATION-
Soft W A
Monifi.sns.
STAIR RAILS,
I .f 'ft'SV.
Atl it POSTS
U,.lt,ll l I 'J.t Dw.rin KI.Im kr,t in Ktfvlr
Somerset Branch.
R. R. Station. Somerset, Pa.
Machinists, and Manufactu
E,err Pnmo fully
WARRANT
Railroads, and Boiler Feeders.
Hoisting Crabs
Stone Wedges,
Work ;
Machinery of aU kinds built and
niayT-lyr.
It Will lJay You
To Buy Your
Memorial Work
Of
I. F. Mr, SamerseL Mi
Manufacturer of and Dealer In
Caafera H er Fumitkrd on Mart HoUte. 4n mil
t.efert. Alto Ajtnl or lit WHITE BUOMZLI
Persons in need of MOSIMEST WORK will
find it to their Intercut to eall at my shop, where
a proper thowina; will be rtren them. vtan.
faction t.Maranleed in te Care, end PRICKS
ERY LO W. I tnrit Hpeeial Attentioa to tha
Wills Bncs, Cr Per. a
Istrmluerd by KKV. W. A. OBINO. a a De.
el.io.1 lmprormntln point of MATERIAL AD
lOSSTRLCTIuM. and which Is destined to he
the Popular M-nom-nt for mir f'baageable Cll
mate. n.elltl'stUL
WM. F. SHAFFER.
WILL H. WOOD.
THE
Jeweler,
To. 2, Ilaer Bloek,
Somerset, Penn'a.
K2a3!i f iiia. Mi Elnr ill Eit-i
Wan.
ENGRAVING NEATLYDON E.
SUSICAL BLTED2OT
15D SHEET IUSK,
BaBiaj an! SleansMj ipcy.
Pasmre tVkefs to rr from Ewrntje by prsmlDCwt
8TE4XSU1P LI.VES- Saiipjad tare at iw.
rfaeed rale, ia eoeaeetlna w ith oeeaa pasns;.
wIrafts aad Hooey Orders oa all ylaere 1st
bsjep.
W. C. LEWIS,
OOe at Jobaitowu Sarin s; Bask,)
aorMas. Josiwstoww, Fa.