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lie Somerset Herald.!
Tlie County Cwnroiseloners are in session j
this wee. j
The weat her tu very cold last night.
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H ?t ,er-
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. . m i u us giiauuK iuc worits qun'
Judge B-ier ts holding an Argument Court j Una.
in Kedfurd. - "
. The Bedford County Auditors have Mr-
Mr. Xoah Scott, of Crsina, dropped iu to t cbar,red the County Commissioners sever
as MunJay. J hundred dollars for overdrawn salaries.
Monday was one of the coldest and mom
blustery day of the season.
jij.iftuiKlic weather,
fpend your money at home,
jartuacbt" fall upon Feb. IT.
jfniinid-- has a f-ma)e I fer.
Clerfi-n day will soon be at hand.
Valentine day is coming ob apace.
A rthcrn blizxard has come again.
Qui-I pert are comini? into use apain.
Venus is the morning star this month.
C.i.ic Valentines at Fiber's Book Store.
f ,:k j, now raided in twenty of the Suites.
u.n,h will soon have a larre shoe fac
,rv.
iwCful Valentines
IT.
What k i n i of winter do yon call
I; is i !:' early ?H to f,T,ci ia ""riJ
, ,jlt. fnnt crwp.
T;,e .hiIv tiling there is any money iu now
s; the banks. .
Tbe Um."er skating rinks are giving
..it-ay i f the I"'-
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Progressive-euchre is quite popular among
our young people this winter.
The Jury Commissioners are still at work,
but expect to fin is U their job this week.
The fiht promises to be a lively one be
fore Postmaster Davis' successor is appoint
ed. Several more erons were arrested last
week, charged with various violations of the
State license laws.
1pobt.nt Norte As I have rone out
of office it is important now that ail persons
having deeds In ray possession should call
and lift them promptly. Also, persons ow
ing me Orphans' Court fee will settle the
same without further delay. All deeds not
lifted by tlie 1st of March, and ail fees en ru
in to me if not paid by that date, will be
placed in the bands of an officer of the law
for collection. Please give this your imme
diate attention and save further costs.
A. A. Stctziias
at Fisher's Book
this,
TBI KlSDor PtPEkTO AftVCKTOE Is. An
ivertisemeut cannot 'rvach the reneral
i puhlicso surely and effiectuaily in any otu-
Mr. J. O. Harvey and 3!r. r. l. alt-rs ot way through the columns of a news-
baiumore were at tbe somerset House sev- j ,lua ig iUely read and trosted.
eral days last week. Newrsrwrs which are not respected and
faithfully read are not rood mediums for
The ice harvest was finished last week.
The last harvested was the best, being fnro
eight to ten inches thick.
The Borough author. ties compel the ro
pri flora of the skating rink to pay a license
of five dollars per month.
, l. . ...... Iuii.il red vears old.
ii '
c is now ttuirht in the public schools
Pl,iii Iphia, and much s;.3od is the re-
Tin' !;ubnd of mine" always buys Lis
L.ar a' B '.vd Drug Store. He sella the
T'l.-kik t:ie pa." year ......
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Representative Clb rn m home over
Sunday, tie wasn't feeling at all bad over
Senator Cameron's re-electiou.
Rev. E J- Knox, or Wiikensbnrit, preach
ed two very able and eloquent sermons in
tbe Methodist Church, Sunday.
U. U EaerA. HCorTroth and John H.
I'hl, Ef qr.'s tpetit several days of last week
in Pittsburgh, on legal business.
untrv fifteen thousand rolliar skating
knows that for fine
Ouch Syrup cures Cousrhs and
It lias no eo,ual. Ii Heists all
v it.
That wife of mine
. yir,r, rtv on thcate wild bv
S l-'d
T an and Coantry Merchants can buy
4 ,..,vn.-s at Wli.lea!e at Fisher's Bo. 4
..iiieret.
) Mat-key. a Connellsv.l'e teacher, is
r it. A..t,t.f-,H Sii'M-rtttTcn.
n;n; ID e imri.c v.-....- -. t -
!it of public mIi'xjK
Tliat girl of mine" always goes to the
pjj, Store I'l -N Utntl IIT line L ciiuuicn
id T.'tiet Articles.
pEvTlsTpr '. J. Peachy is now in Soni-
. t. .. f..m .li..Pt lim. at
17m 4:111 oe seu v.....
jvnial R.Him-at the Glade House,
f .K Kent. Farm and Woolen Factory.
iii on or ati'ire-"
AEK.tx Bex, Sipesville, Pa.
Whfti tlie returns came in they were
nin.1 lie the handle on a jug all on one
jf. ani even-body bought their Drugs of
X. 15") J.
T.:e i;-eat B.irai'i Red Letter Sale of Par
r i rrk. will chwe next Satoniuy.
i n ': fail to call if you want good goods at
nap rit.-e.t.
Lt.ii.V Fleece-lined, bu'toned overshoes
fi:ra liish cut, at A. II. ierner it Bros,
Rubber bK't, men's women's and Mi.es
-irprli'-H a ?pecialty.
The Betif.ird County Commissioners are
t;n imt ihort on the eimated revenues and
(..pe,,, f,.r the coming year, and will be
iinh-ed tn float a loan to tid then over.
Pie par.ies are the latest social agony.
Each girl tunii?hes a pie, and each giddy 1
vuir.h takes home enough dyspepsia to make
him a fir?t-clas crank in the near future.
The Wetrooieland tax levy for the en
uirc year has been fixed at five mills, just
r.Sriont to cover enr-ent expenses. In
WXiincton county it has been raised to
llirt milV.
CASTOR14.
UTien haly was sick, we gave ber Castoria
Tl'hen f!ie was a child she cried forCastoria.
When ?he was a Miss, sheclung toCastoria.
rtheni:e had children she gave them Cast'a.
The scarcity of now at.d the long contin
aH freexing and thawing is having a bad
i-ftfrt 03 the winter grain in this section.
!iouiit the season continue unfavorable an
a kar.ee in the grain market may be looked
fr.
I: is pretty difficult fir a school girl to
tliir-k o! scmething to ay when she goes to
write a mniposition. bnt as soon as she cets
t i:'. ol xcliotd. and while on the way home,
' e ran sav a whole newspaper full without
ti.i..k:.;g. '
liners! Grant, who used to smoke from
'w '.r to fourteen cigars a day, has stopped
n king altogether. He was threatened
::h cancer of the tonicue. and tlie physi
rat anvisui him that the smokiiig irri
'iHhI tlie diseaK.
oiMl'le will do well to remember that
s act of assembly passed in 177. requires
ti-em in bitn.nphs and townships where jita--.icps
.;f the peace are to be elected at the
iMToarhing election, to put up not lew
il.sn ten r-wters, in the u,ntt public places.
' iexvt Twenty davs previous to the e'ec
t:..n. Pt"ili.ins a-k'ng the Legislature of Penn
"'T!ii to submit to the voters an amend
int to the constitution prohibiting the
H'uufartnre and sale within this t 'omnioii
h of ulcoliolic liquors to be used as a
""race l,are been sent out by the Consti
,. r si An.emlment Association of. Tenn
rlvunia. A .i l-ar was killed a few days ago. over
in I.v(m ai.nt ctmnty, by a hunter Lamed
Pf'er 11 f'.rien. The animal is sai.l to have
""i a hrvht redcl.-.r.with a head like that
"f tn, ami fur as soft as tbe wool on a
Ix-fTi lr was rjnite a cariosity, and the on
iT'perimen :f its kind ever seen or killed
m ;li:s Siaus
eai MAEirr.Main Street. We have
aied 1 large Eefriijeratot to our Meat
v"te! m . hi. b all meat can be kept coo1
"xlcli-an. Mutton. Beef, Tork. 4c, kert
' :'a.-;!.y on hand. Ofn daily. Partita
T-t mt np have it kej in the Refrig-fi-r
until wanted.
Roes Dtvn i Co.
EtL:s,,E11ALs, jiOOL.xiie Sixth Term
" :ius i; known nijn,,! wiu Ajjrit
4- '5 and continue tim werlj, With a
'f' c"rP!l "f instructors, and increased facit
we hope to meet the wants of ail who
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advertisers. Such advertising mediums are
no better than the circular nuisance, and
almost as wasteful. The experience of en
j terprising and sagacious butuness uien
proves that the best results attend advertis
ing in the best newspapers those which go,
to families and are read by one after anoth
er in the home circle those that are not
trivial and sensational, but command influ
ence and inspire respect. .Vtw York Tribmic
A Mm Wistee Exccrsios to kw Ob
leass. The Pau-Haudle Railway has plac
ed on sale a line of excursion tickets tn Xew
Orleans which take the passenger to Cincin
nati by rail, thence by boats of the South
ern Transportation company to New Orleans
returning by rail from J"ew Orleans to
starting point. The boats leave Cincinnati
Wednesdays and SaturJava of each week
and make the trip in ten da)S. These tick
eta aff.rti the passenger full variety in the
way of travel, and will prove popular with
touriMs. Tickets for this trip, include berib
and meals on the twwit and are good for 40
days, allowing ample time for aight-secing
in the Cresceiit City and visiting the many
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refused to renew their offer of a reward for ' or interest on me jusaissippi aim
the arrest of Mickey Smith, the pegged ' Rvers and theGutf Coast. Excursion tick-
tuur lerer eu U New Orleana via rail mu ways anu
Via boat both ways are also on sale ai 1 aa
Handle ticket othees.
Ftr rates and lime tables call upon or ad-
dr sa the uK-ut of the Pan-Handle Route at
nearest station, or E. A. Frd, General Pas
seiiirer Agent, Pittsburht Pa-
Hon. John A. Lemon, of Hoi!idaysbur.t,
has been re-elected one of the Vice Presi
dents of tbe State Agricultural Society.
The PoiFp Pre says Hon. A K. Giffroth,
of Somerset, ia alm't certain of succeeding
Russell ErreU as Pension Agent for thisdis-
1 tnct.
The Cambria County Commissioners have
The ministers of the town of Even tt m.-et
every Mndar morning, at ten o'chtck. and
spend two hours iu the etiloyiiieiit of eaoh
oilier' society.
0c Haanrsacaii Lmica.
HaaaisBi ac an. 26. 1SS5.
Fmm 'Mr Renviar Vmrtrpomtient.
Scarcely anything baa been done this
week by tbe Legislature except the election
of a fnitt-d States Senator on Tuesday last,
and that waa merely tbe formal and legal
ratification of what had already been decid
ed by the Republican caucus of last week.
The entire Democratic vote was cast for
Senator William A. Wallace, which was
considered a " slap in tbe face " fur Chair-, ventiona a benefit,"
On mni'ri Mr. Samson Adams, student
1 from the Theological Seminary in Spring-
field.O, was received as an advisory member
of tbe convr. ition. Tbe minutes of the pre
vious meeting were read and approved.
On motion Jacob Killer was elected pres
ident. John Koonta vice President. 3. H.
Reitz secretary, and Amaniah Lohr treas
urer. Music, -in the Sweet by and by."
Tbe first question on the programme waa
now taken up. "Are Sunday school con-
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XECUTOPwS' NOTICE.
The Inter-Ocean.
M. E.
A parlor coni-ert will be given at the resi
dence of H. L B.ier, Esq . Fri lav evening,
for the benefit of the Y. W. (1 T. U ofSom-er-et.
An admissiou fee of ten oenU will be
charged.
The total number of soldiers' orphans n-w
in M-lnwils uinler the care of the state who
will bcome sixteen year of a-e and be dts-chanrt-d
diirinu tlie current year is 34" The
tcLal numlier in all the schools is 2.3HJ.
ThetUlto.and Chio Telegraph Company
are erecting a duplex copper wire from
Pittsburgh to Cumberland. The wire is
completed to Rock wood. It is made neces
sary by the increase of commercial and
press business.
We had the pleasure of a call Monday
rnorninf from our esteemed friend and fo--mer
fellow-townsman Mr Charles H.
Gaither. of Erie. Penn'a. Mr. Caither is
spending a few days in Somerset on a visit
to his parents.
The Crrs-tal lee G.mpiny have a large
contract to furnish ice for the B 4 O. Rail
road Company. They use a horse and plow
to cut the ice and have ahout ffteen men
enpred in sawing and packing. They fill
eicht cars a day for which they receive ten
dollars per car.
.
Mr. Joseph Rhodes, of Dixon. IU., in re
newing his subs.Tip-.ion to the Hkkald in a
letter under date of January Mill, says:
"The weather has been extremely cold for
the past few days. The mercury has run
d iwo to 20degrees below zero this morning.
We have six inches of suow, and good
sleighing."
The Meyerda!e Commercial excuses its
lack of enterprise in not publishing an ac
count of the dynamite explosion by saying
that its firms were ready for the press when
the affair occurred. The explosion took
place shortly after noon. Wednesday, while
the publication day of onr enterprisirg con
temporary is Friday.
The one great question now aeitating the
minds of tiie American people is. which of
the two great newspapers, the Rock wood
7i'mcf or MeyersdaJe Commr-ciiJ, publish
ed the best account of the late Teachers'
Insritnte. It is presumed that there will be ; eration fii om)
an immediate and general resumption of j Lydia Gntlith, consideration $2.500 ; Wm.
business as soon as this momentous ques- H. Hoffman's Administrators, farm to Amy
tion iadefinitelv settled. Hoffman, consideration (l 'J 0; Solomon
Costlcesci Items.
The protracted meeting iu the
Church is still in progress.
The ire houses are nearly all filled and
there will be plenty of stomach cooltrs in xt
summer, in the way of iee-cream and lem
onade. Some 'plans'' originating from the vicin
ity of S-mierset, are in tbe habit ot coming
to tutu every Saturday night to travel on
their muscle. Look ont boys there is ill
weather bsewing in the upper Yough Valh jr.
ThePwihonce R. R is pi ogressing rapidly.
This company is trj ing to make some mon
ey by developing the resources ol the
country and singular as it may seem, some
of those who wou'd be benefitted by the en
terprise are throwing obstacles in the way.
These men are expending large amounts i f
money to make their enterprise a suciss
and are entitled to credit for their push and
enterprise.
The friends of Gen'l Grant are doubtlei-s
pleased tliat he refused to aept the gener
ous offer, made by Vanderbilt, to relieve
him of a drbt of fl'iO (M) for which yalue
was recaived. The old true and tried heio
is made of the genuine stuff, and knows
what a debt of honor means. His exanij le
is much needed and will make him as great
in honesty as he is in war. X.
Jan 24. lsjt.'i.
Jexskk X Roam jottisos.
The following changes in the ownership
of real estate bav taken place lo Jeotssr
township :
Last week Reuben Horner disposed of
his farm to Adam Friedline Considera
tion $11.1 HO ; Ed Maurerhia farm to Reuben
Horner, consideration $10,0(10 ; Thomas
Gallagher his hotel property at Jenner X
Roads to Ed Maurer. for $2 2)0; Joseph
Berkey, Administrator, farm to Al. Heslop.
of Johnstown, Tor $4,000; Elijah Berkey '
heirs, a farm to Ed. Tnonias for SS.fOO ;
Samuel Murphy, of Westmoreland county,
a farm to Daniel Weaver for $3.300 ; Isaac
Berkey, honse, lot and blacksmith shop at
Stanton's Mills to Joseph Wodsworth, for
$1 00; George Barkley, farm known as the
George Rink farm to Jacob Spory, forfT.OOO;
Fred Slegle, farm to Harry Thomas, consid-
Ed. viritfitU'a heirs, farm to
Tbe Pittsburgh l!pntrk is one of the best
daily oewspapcrs In the State, and claims to
have the largest circula'ion of any Pitts-
t 1 a 1 T. .11 1 -1.1. w A
onrgnua-iy. ai,...,.,.. rnnr Frieilline's
is alwavs chucH lull ot ine laiesi news. is :
Sundav eilition is very popular, and has
Judy, farm to Pick wonb, consideration
M.000 ; Jacob Daniels, farm to Chauncy
Frank. torSI.).
There were several accidents occurred
'ich
attend a school
attention given to those preparing to
F.irfu'l tairtimlarscall on oraddnsa
1'rir.ripal.
Z. M. Bebskt. Brliu l a.
p.4 """'mporarr remarks with great force :
) " see a g.KMl chaiH-e to get a eoMl btisi
' o-an to lu, ate in your midst, offer him
. lclucenienu Till him of the advan-jV--
uf the place ; introduce him to your
f liuniirss ; make him feel as it his
frtsence would be welcome. Tl ere is al
' room for good fellows of this kind-al-r'
rtsini for development of industry in
' an.,us raiuicati.ra. It mk ont,
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twice the circulation of any other Sunday
paper in our commnnitv. Asa newspaper
the Ditpattk ranks with the best journals of
the country.
The Meyersdalc CummereiW blundered as
usual, when it announced that Mr. Jusiah
Brant bail purchased the old Nangle proper
ty, lately owned by A. Recke. dee'd. The
property has nor been sold, but is for sale or
rent. If the Catnme-citil would adhere a
little more closely to its rule of takina its
new frtim the Herald, it would not injure j 8t prp.ont, so tliey have no school, and tbe
the interests of our property holders by false 5Cliall btv is proportionately bappy.
steam saw tniU Urst, rrancs rneonne.
the proprietor, cut his arm. partly disabling
him. The second day following Henry
Iormeyer. bis fireman, cut his foot badly.
l'Mtig two of his toes His wounds were
dressed by Dr. C. P. Lenbart, and he is now
doiti;: as well a may be expected. Two
days later his successor. Peter Cover, also
cot his foot, nearly as bad as Dormeyer
Shortly after Jacob, a son of the proprietor,
also cut himself.
Grant Shaffer, teacher at the Darr school,
is down with quinsy and not able to teach
statements like the one referred to.
Pat.
Rrr kt or Sosntr.sET Schools.
In this report of the third month of the
schools of the Borough, I am pleased to note
the fact that the attendance continues fully
as good as in the preceding months, the av-
j erases being about the same, and the per
i centages rather hither.
Tardiness has very materially diminished ;
The successor of Thomas M King as Su
perintendent of the Pittsburgh division has
been installed. The rumors of an eastern
man having been selected were all at fault,
as the company went west and gave the to
rn tion to J. T. Harahan, the genera! manag
er of the Louisville and Nashville. The
new superintendent arrived last week. He
wid make his l.ra.iquart.rs m r ittsourgn u f-ct t,,era hjls ixtn Urdine9S during
f.ir the present. lie has been engagea in j . t raonlh than in oti,er mnth
man HenaeL who bad been working hard to
ge the couiplimentary votes of the Demo
cratic representatives. The Republicans,
with but four exceptions in tbe House and
two in the Senate, voted' for tbe caucus
nominee. Senator J. D. Cameron. It la
thought by all that this small defection
from tbe action of the caucus will not cause
any trouble hereafter in the party. A man
like Seualor Cameron ia b uud to have im
placable enemies, as well as devoted friends.
This is true of every positive man who has
attained any degree of prominence, for his
tory telhi oa that men to become great must
be f mtive.
Many have urged as a reason against the
re-eiection of Mr Cameron that he is not a'
brilliant man ; is unable to take pan in the
debates in tbe Senate on great questions ;
in fact, this baa been the only cry his ene
mies have raised against him. This may be
true, but there is no denying the fact tbat
he is thoroughly informed man, a skillful
parliamentarian, possessing in tact and
shrewdness what be lacks in eloquence. He
fully understands tbe interests of this Com
moiiwealtb and of the country, and is al
ways true to them. His record in Congress
is not crooked, nor has he ever stultified
himself. He may not be able to deliver
brilliant speeches on the tariff and other
great issues, but be always works and votes
right. In this day aud generation the bril
liant and profound Senators are the excep
tions to the rule. And riglit here (if I may
offer an observation) tt luay be said with
absolute truth, that Pennsylvania does not
abound in material out of wicb brilliant
Senators are made.
There may be Clays, Webster and Cal.
houns bidden away somewhere within the
limits of our Commonwealth, but they are
not found anywhere near the surface. In
the eager search for a candidate to contest
Mr. Cameron's election, not one was brought
forward who is any better, nor as well fitted
ted for the Senatorship as lie cerui.ily
none who would represent the State more
faithfully in all ber interests. Now that
the election is over anil the Leg-stature has
iiven him the Senatorship for six years
commencing on tbe 4;h of Marsh next, not
withstanding all the commotion made by
his political ard personal) ipponents during
the past few months, in their erT rts to de
feat him, bis election by the practically
unanimous voteof the Republican members
of the Legislature, wiil be accepted with
ijxl grac by the masses of the party in
nearly every part of the State. There are
several reason lor such ai-quiescence, the
most conspicuous of which ia the fact thai
s ich a result was by all observing men re
garded as a foregone conclusion mouths ago
One othor cause is that the so-called ami
(Xmieron men have one of the V. S. Sena
tors in the person of Mr. Mitchell, and
many who are not friendly to Cameron rec
ognize the justice of at least an equal di-vi-ion.
The com niittees of both Houses have been
announced and very general satisfaction i
expressed by all in fact the only growlers
h.sve been a few disg-uniled republicans
and democrats. Somerset county can well
feel prond of her share and the prominence
given her representatives. In tbe Senate.
Senator Longenecker is chairman of the
Legislative Apportionment and a member
of three other important committees In
the Hous, Mr. Col born is chairman of the
m st important committee Judiciary Gen
eraland a member of three other promi
nent committees. Mr. Morgan is chairman
of Manufacturing, another important Com
mittee, and also a member of three other
committees. Immediately after tlie com
mittees were announced both H -rases
plunged into bnsiness, the lower branch be
ing the more industrious, as the Senate af
ter finally passing an act appropriating $10.
000 to Commissioner Thomas to arrange and
secure exhibits for this State at New Or
leans, adjourned from Thursday till Mon
da next. In the House 170 bills have beep
presented thus far. most of which will be
slaughtered unmercifully in the committee
rooms. Among the number presented were
the following : A remonstrance from Berks
county against the manufacture and sale of
imitation butter. An act to repeal the 13tb
Section of the Act of lSot relating to the
saleof Intoxicating liquors. An act to reg
ulate the practic of veterinary medicine
and surgery in this State. To establish a
bureau of Sanitary Science. Filing eight
hours as a days work. Prohibiting pnblic
sparring and boxing exhibitions. An Act
to amend the Constitution prohibiting the
manufacture and sale of intoxicating liq
uors in this State Then there are several
acts relating to the study of Physiology and
Hygiene with special reference to the effects
of Alcoholic stimulants, and quite a num
ber of apportionment bills. Soon the
smooth and oily-tongued lobby iist will be
flying around the Legislative highways.
The Democratic State Committee met here
this week and re-elected Mr. Hensel, whose j
successful efforts in keeping Blaine's major
ity below one bundrad thonsand are thus
appreciated. Capt. J. C. Delaney was re-appointed
Senate Librarian last Wednesday.
This is the office Gov. Pattison is determin
ed shall be abolished. Moody has been
preaching here this week to enormous audi
ences. He came here at the solicitation of
thi churches. I presume to counteract the
influence of the Legislature. Sakco. j
' opened by Jona-
railroading all bis life and is said
first class man.
to be
of the term.
My wishes are being realized in regard" to
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A Soldier's I'iaky A pension agent who P'nS OUI sc"ools on "
was recently at Shanks.ille liking up ! " ' coarse o, stu-.y, tnan tney nave
, . . .: ri- o ! ever occupied heretofore. Elementary Ai
ler. of Company B., Fifty-fourth Regimen',
P. V- is the mi t perfect he has ever seen.
It has, the agent says, "the orrurrence of
! and history as a text-book into Roru o. 5.
rh'le history is begun as an eral study in
every day ; sketches of the country, county :
seats, and roads, the ninety-six towns pass-
Rtmni No. 4.
i I have visited ail the schools sev ml times
darin;
Scndat School Ccsvestios.
According to previous announcement the
members of ths Htioversviile pastorate met
in Sunday School Convention in the Luth
eran Church in Hooversville on the 3d inst.
at 10 o'clock. Tbeconvention was called to
order by the president; was opened with de
votional exercises, by singing a selection
from "Book cf Worship" and prayer by
Ananiah Lohr. Mnsic. "Jrsus Keep me
Near the Cross." after which Willian A
Meyers delivered tiie address of welcome
and was responded to by Jacob Keller.
Tbe committee on Constitution and By
Laws appointed at the previous meeting re
ported the following which was unanimons
ly adopted as the Constitntion and By-Laws
of Sunday School Convention of Hoovers
vill charge, as follows.
Art. I Name Tli convention shall be
known by the name of the Lutheran Hnn-
than oder, followed by Sorber, Koonti,
Reitx. Adams, Cnrub, and Trent. The
-uery Box was then opened, and some able
discussions followed. Convention then ad
journed to meet at t p. m.
Convention met at tbe hour appointed ;
was called to order by the President and
opened with music "Sweet hour of piayer,"
followed by prayer by Jonothan Yoder.
"Can an I'uconverted person be a success
ful worker in the Sunday school," was
credibly discussed by Keller and others.
Music, "The Gates Ajar," during wbicb
time a collection was taken np. Tbe Presi
dent then annotated Jonathan Yoder, W.
ti. II. Sorber, Levi Manges and John Koontz
as art Executive commmittee; and Levi
Koontz, Cbarics Weigle and H. Meyers a
Committee on Resolutions to report at the
evening session.
"Are Christmas festivities a benefit to tbe
Sunday school," was ably discussed by
Henry Koontz and others. Convention ad
journed to meet at 7 p. m.
Convention met at 7 o'clock and was call
ed to order by the Vice President; was
o(ued by singing lollowed by prayer by
Chas Weigle. Music "Crown Hira "
"Should the Church discipline Jbe taught
in the Sunday school, and why. was ably
discussed by Rev. I'nrub and others. Some
interesting Queries were then read and ani
mated discussions followed.
"To what extent should temperance be
taught in the Suixlay scbool" was discuss
ed a: length by Lohr, Koontz, Adams and
others.
The Committee on Resolutions reported
the following which were unanimously
adopted :
RcmAml, Tbat it is the sense of this Con-
vention that Sunday school Conventions
are a great benefit to Sunday school workers
and also to the community in which they
are held
Ilciolred, That we. the members of this
convention, urge upon all Sunday-school
workers and those interested in the welfare
of the rising generation to take a deeper in
terest in these meetings hereafter.
Remind, That this Convention request ev
ery Sunday school teacher to teach temper
ance to its fullest extent.
Raolmt. That the report of this Conven
tion be published in the columns of the
county papers.
Hfitltfit, That we tender a voteof thanks
to the good people of the Hooversville coi.-g.-egation
and persons in the vicinity fi r
their generosity in so liberally providing
for the guests of the Convention.
The Convention was then adjourned with
prayer by the Pastor, Rev. J. N. Unruli. to
mt at Lambertsville at the call of tiie Ex
ecutive committee. J. H. Reitz,
Secretary.
The Pesssylyma Schools. Mr. Glenn,
of Armstrong, and Mr. Stevenson, of Law
rence, have introduced bills in the Legisla
ture providing that no person shall teach in
the public schools of tbe Commonwealth
who shall not have passed a satisfactory ex- !
...;..u.:..n : M t i. :
amiiHiiioii 111 tiiijt3iwiuj ant ti j gienc, mui
secial reference to the effects of alcoholic i
drinks, stimulants and narcotics np-m the j
human system, and no certificate of fitness '
to teach shall be granted any teacher after j
such date who has not passed such examin- ,
ation. The bill further provides that fail-
ure by tbe school authorities of any district i
to have these branches taught in their
schools will be sufficient cause for withhold- '
ing the State apprvpria'ion.
Mr. Bums, of Erie, introduced a bill pro
viding that every county having more than
one hundred schools shall be divided into
three school districts, each of which shall
have a district superintendent to be selected
and have his salary fixed by tbe directors of
such district, and to perform the duties in
general of assistants to the county superin
tendent. Mr. Stevenson, of Lawrence, introduced a
bill authorizing the school directors and
controllers to purchase school books out of
the district funds ; also a bill extending the
minimum school terra to six months.
Mr. Eckels, of Cumberland, introduced
a bill providing that teachers holding per
manent certificates or diploma's from Nor
mal schools shall be elected for three years,
those holding professional certificates two
years, and those holding provisional certifi
cates one year.
Estate ef Albert Krk. Ikta of ganeraat Bor., ;
Somerset Cuaol v. Pa . riee'd.
Letters tmtaawatary 00 ih abn- etiate bavta
feaea araaied tsih oai.'nuiMl hy 1 lie proper!
authority, aottca Is her' l en to all persons !
tnawiw 10 mm CJ at to ana Homer la ( pay
la l-iTss Isteh-IXe enters aunt ttie tunr.
trsrtlh tear of I ssxtKrnr Gla ogmwl eia-
IT WILL PAY YOU
, ac.l those h!oC rlamu aaaiost tbo mum) T iaep.pw 1. " wiy .Ja. a o
win ,h., .,,.1. ,.k.n.L. .i k,. Meatlilv arowa 10 favor until thl day. bn toe
ettfaiment ua StMtmlar. Jaooarr M, t my , pWUher taSa piUa la the tact tiiat the tmv-r ,
Offict Is lha Borough of isomertei. Pa. ; '" a TOwr""""
j. pffJH j 01 res-Wrs Uianaiiy latitiea'ion wcs'. of iha Ali
itcZi ' Execnuir. : azotes.
. From tos tainaiag Ths Isrsa-Ocsa. kaa
AI'niTMDNi VflTrrr i stootf n.mly t!i priatptos ef the Kopubiicaa
HUfta .UliL. ' party awl aaa, is Maaua aal oUef hu euo.
lewled lor -iro(eet.ua 10 4irtcan tudiMiry.''
. In the watt rot tlie estates ) In taa Orphans' : H on ao aicne wUh the klea thai to miailua of
st Jseoo Zuamersae, die d. Uoart orosarae( j taa kepaoacaa party I hniaaed : a iheeuotrary
i;anty Pa. j u believes ttat. puTineJ by adwrittv. 1: will ia
Ana bow to wit. 70t h Jsonary. !&. on petition j 10a near lutara aaaia rtss tu the higaer taas uf
ni jwij timmnua. cxcoararoiaonva aeiata 1 iBuugnt ami aetin, aiki DauaiiUUiij rsstoroa M
flleJ, m BioiKin of Massr. Coinora k Coibora. tio ; the ennivaer of ih Americaa px pin. Toe atuet
art appnhu Jtbn R Scott. Eaq . Anditor lo as- ' imxiraat M'nele tat aeeoapuatuaif. this roan
eeriata lasaasuant yet das the mtateby in hetrs 1 wut n beiiaolicaa jwimu. It a n-lialil.
oa aocaa' of adTaacemeaia, aod aukoa dls'riba Kaaoch K-publieaa BaSatpr waa ImpiMtaot
tloa ot the maxcnlxaaes to and amwna; the hem wum th ktttabiicaa (.arty waa la puwrr. it is
aeeonlloc 10 lav . j doubly so a ih-t me Uraioerscr ouoirol Ok -
SoBMiset tVmnty SS. liuaal Ooveikou ai.
7 extracts rr-m the Beeorl. Csrttftat 'JO Tub tsraa Ucui will to ths mtars as la the
f saai.) Janoary. ls-si. pan be lha Bmlin ihnmarh wnich the beat h-
CHAS C CHAFER. Iterk ! ai.Ucaa Uioujrht will t a.vra u tlx oot lo. It
Notiea l benby r vea to all ia'iirs lrs-rm4 ' wm ,c. tu c..n. ictiooa f dvn ,1 Kiuhlic
that I will attmu to the dsties of the a bore ap-1 alia wilBoat hvinic unlaircveo noornoa lnwu
p Intneot at my otllre In -oui.rwt. Ha..enThrs- i riata. It will ba azanuuvrly Krpadii-an with
Uay, u liMtt day of Febra iry at 1 o'ci-k I uat ntng buterly paiussn. and w.n giva as oiach
P. , when an-i whT a I sarsoaa Interested caa : auauuiw tu Uh attatraot Clevet ad's auloutra
attend It LDoy Lbiok proper. tioa it w,x,l,l hare gives 10 tha admiuiMrUua
JOHV B. S"OTT. nl Mr. Blaiao h.td ha U alaetail Witku As.
janta. Aoittuir. soeiaccd r rr-traaonme. wuh sparlal wires reaea-
1 ma to ew Xi.rlt and W ubiLioo. with fpeulal
lOURT PROCLAMATION. ei.rMiirmj la all imp.int pars of a. soon-
r Taw 1..L'.. I Mill n i . t..ii.r...V
atl- etloa- sews wito at fouror tavor. anj so lar as
aovernaMtaial atL.lrsor party Dtotiataeota aro eua.
ceiaod, wnl giva a iailcr reoifd laaa any uther
p par.
as of tho old department wf,l he onntlsaw.
The scope ol the WlJla..N S aM.NGDOU win bo
wlMtaed h as 10 tako la all ths iadas nat ami re
t rm muvemenis In whie wumea are interested
sndenK.l Ut'B Cl'BIOSlTY SHU, Dow
a ataaaartl, will be civeo rreater variety aod ia
tereat la tHeF.vKa A No HOMfc anu otl.er
oepwr awous the widest puastbie raaira of topies
will be olMuased.
Of originai tkort Horirt and teritlt. the very
best by Aatericaa sad k.niuh aotbors will 1-9
gtvea iiwiiw the year. ArraBKeaieBU have beea
mult to pot liaa unrioc the year sborr stones by
boVLSi.V, uoWrlXH. and oth
ers and a new serial by theaaiburof - Ont Sum
mer. ' awl to publish all these tn alditlok te ine
serials 01 At taa btLlbjX atut other Eu-iuh
aathors.
la every department of new aivi literature Ths
IsTiaOc. a.i wul nuke abetter reconl ihaa It
has ever done.
to uvy vpztxz
v.
sazas. the Honorable Witxiaw J. Basa.
Preaiilent Jadaw ot the seveml Cuarts of Cnmrate
Plea of tbe several eountie ennipoins; the sib
JadlHal rilstrte, sod Jostles oftheti-ur set Oyer
and Terminer and Irene rJ Jxll Delivery, for the
trial of ail capital and other edest ers to ihe sawl
Dtat rtrt. and Ww i'otxias and 8axraLS-srras.
Laqaires. Juitre of Ihe Cvansof Comnioa Pleas
aftd Jasiieesot ibefuarts ot Over and Terminer
and General Jail Delivery ft- Lue trial of all e pU
tal anil 01 her offenders tn the onanty of Somerset,
have Issued th lr precepts and le ma directed, for
holding aCoan ot Com moo Pleas sdl Oeneral
CtaanerSesnoeiof the Peace and Oeneral Jail
Delivery. aadCDnrta of Oyer and TeraUoer, at
Siomerset, oa
avela. rekrwawy S3. KM.
Notus Is hereby aivea to ll ths Justices of the
Peace, the Onrunrr and 4 VrK tables within Hie
eaitt Coantv ot Somersec that lh tm then and
there la their proper persns wtth their rolls, rec
orda. inuuiuitlona. examinations and other re incm
brances, to do those ihinie which to theirotoce
and in that behalf appertain to lie done ; ami also
they who wtil prorei-ute a it i in the prisoners that
are ur Shalt be ia ths )all ot Somerset county, to be
then a ud there lo proaeeaie against them as shall
oe just.
JOHX WIJfTEKS,
sjaaairr's trncE, i Sheritt.
Jaa. 28, lsSo. '
gHERIFF'H SALE.
By virtne of a eerain writ of Fl Fa. issued oat of
ine uoort ot (Jomtnon fleas 01 SMveeriet cnaty.
Pa . ami to me directed, ther' will be op sed to
panic sale at the Coon House, tn isvmenet oor
esgb. I'aoo
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1SS5,
at t o'clock r. a., the following described real es
late. vU :
All the risht. title interest and claim of ths de
fendant. Waller Herrtna: In a eerain iraet ol
land st aate In the Horoiutb of L'rsi a. Lower
Turkeyl'iait Townhip, Somerset oanly. Pa.,
baandeil on the North and Wen by hand ( l.S.
Tlae, on lue taut and outh by laua of i. I.
Yatci.cintainiav 10 acres, with am eand a half
story 'Frame Uwellina; Umise. Frame Ham. and
other oailMtiltlinKS thereon ereciexl, with tiie ap-parteoauc-s.
Taaea in execntion at the suit of E. D. Tatzr,
nseol Heru Keiaer. uaul J A. Eon ler.
Notu b All persona parchasiua at the above
sale will pleaaa take aotice that a part of the
Ttajis to mail KrsscaiBWM, ros-rrain.
DATT.r, lnclmling Stmlav. per year K.i!8
tILY evi-imlina; Sun'tav perjer lo.'ju
WtbStSVAfi HilTlOS, with Musical
Supplement, per ier. ..................
SATLHU.rs EDITI0S, lixletn panes,
per year.
SliCif S LDITIOS, sixteen paar, per
year......
SEXI.WIEKI r EDmo.Y.pabliahed Mon
day and luursday. per jear.
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DRY GOODS
A"N"T
MILLESTEEY
GEIS, FOSTER &
GOODS
WEEKLY EDIT10S, per year
For the aceommodaikia of tbe patrons ef the pa.
per. ihe pun 1 u in r of the larca iru baa mnte
some valuable eombtnationa with the weekly edi
tion, vu :
eekiy loter-Oceaaaad Natiunal Standard
ydiiueilta SI
Weekly Xater-Oeeaa and National Slant lard
ltH-ti.io.rf 1 20
Weekly Inter-Oeeaa and Lives ef Oar Presi
dents 1 AO
Weestv Inter-Oceaa and Pt polar History ot
ivil War l.o
Weekly Imer-Orean and Lai I: en' Manna!., t-ii
Weekly loter-Ovean and JlyihoioKiral I ,c
um rv
Weekly Intercenn and Dlctl.inary of
NtTKtrlV 114 .
Wenkly Inter fleean ao-i L saseaof Bet -
parchase money to be matle aaown at the time J Weekly later-Uean and What Even
01 Mio tt 111 oe requireu as win m ine , ropenj
is knocked down, otherwise it will be aa-am ex-
fteeii to sale at the rlsa of the first purchaser,
he residue of th paecbane money mast be wud on
or beiorv Thursday of tbe hrst week of February
Coon, tbe time axed by the Coort for iheacknowl.
eaiicment of deia. and nodeed will be acknowledg
ed uulil IL porrhade monev is paitt In foil.
JOHN' WiNTtRS
janji Sheriif
HPI.irTI(s FOR Ta.VF.ta D
KF.SItl kir LllEXF.i The foi
luwin named nervous have Oled la mv r-tnts
the-r petitions for Tavern or Uestanrant Licenses,
totrellier wlia tbe certiaatea alfitiavits. bonds,
etc . and antics Is hereby aiven that tbesame will
be preS"Bted to tbe C'ooft of yn irter S ssloas for
alitiwaaceoB Monday eveninic Febraary -.-a, lssi,
when and where all persons Interested caa attend
ti taey see ppiper.
Etlwuni Nicklo. Petersl.unr, Ad1IoTp
us Kwhler, Davtdsvi te tnnemanxh Tp.
Fred's, burr. Po-ahoo'as. ftreenvtlie Tp.
William Slirer, KeversUale Borough.
Robert UutLrto, " -Walter
J. Junes, - "
Kltza Baer. '
Sam l A Haines, Bnckwood. Mllfnrd Tp.
F. I. Fuller. New Haltiraore Borough,
f lira A. Taymaa, Somerset
JtillllS. t-li klDK, -
"W J. Hiain-sttbarn. '
. A. Mil er. Crsina Borona-b.
.1. S-Ltoos
J. .!. Keooelt. Wellersbnr Boronah.
Wm M Watson, retersbunc. Adoison Twp.
Joaepb Stall Shantiiil . S onjererk Twj
Georice 11. UeHaven. (rlencoe.
BSSTaFBAST.
John st ace r. Meyersdals Borough.
Fivd'k Hatty,
Prtwy's Ofllce, It. B. CRITCHFIELU.
Jao. -A,l-sa. i l lerkli. .
LIST OF CAUSES.
MAHRIED.
REAM RHODES. At the residence of
the bride's parents, on Thursday. January
22, ISA'j, by Rev. J.J. Welch, Mr. Charles
Ream to Miss Emma Rhodes, both of Som
erset Township, Somerset County, Pa.
DIED.
WALKER. On Thursday, January 15.
lvio, Sadie E., daughter of Levi and Mary
Walker, aged 13 years, 1 month and 17
davs.
Folio win is the List of Cso'es set for trial at
February Term of Court. bcKlnnina' Monday,
Febru iry 23, ltiSo ;
FIBST WESK-
Cyros Borkoi vs. Sasiuel Cotnpton.
M. E. Ianhsm rs John Alsi.
S. Philsua a. Co. vs. C L. Baltxer.
S. J. Cover Aitmra. vs. Samuel Mihler.
ml J.nkins and wife vs. Oeoras Firestone.
Cornelia Tissne e. al vs. B. A O. bU K. Co.
LiatoB Hros e, alvs. Wm. KinslDer.
Ainu t.'riseey vs. B F. Lonsr.
Peter Meyers' Atlmr. vs. Alary Meyerset aL
Henry Biddle vs. Fa rvtew Coal Co.
SECO!Tt WXK.
Hows Machine Co. vs. Fich ner ft FJUa.
Same vs. Same.
Annie J. Lambert vs Was. Johnson et al.
IWary A. bender's Tms-ee vs Oee. Doerner.
Lv ila Reims.! v. Sosinoa and U ' Waller.
t.'barlei Zimmerman vs onemanitn Twp.
Lyotmiro- lusuranee Co. vs Frauis hL W timer.
Sme vs. Herman 1 baer,
Same vs. John H. Hire
Same vs. Henry Shtimlter.
fame va. Fliza A. Tajtklan.
Same vs. Same.
Same va. A. J. t'olhora.
Same vs. Anaust Koehler.
Same vs Jtihn Weiler'j Admr.
Stme vs. R S. McMillen a. Bro.
Same v Henry Scblsif a, Cu.
It W. Brendlinicervs. Uaniet Berkevplle.
Same vs Same
S P. w eyers' use vs. Zacharias Bittner.
freorze W 1 ober v. Josiab Specht.
Jjletrict Trtmpe vs. Wm. Sweitat-r.
James Parson vs. Jalia Whireaell.
Ja. Barn hart vs. Buffalo Valley Lime Co Liar.
Proty's Otfie, ( N. B. CBif ' H r IELD,
Jaa 2o u5. Prothonotary.
shoaid Know
Weekly Irter-O-ean ami Ir. Dtnelsoo's
Meiilcal vovisor
Woesrly I;ite--Oi-ean ard Inter-fK-ean Wstch
Weekly lnter-ceean snd Little Drteetive
Scale. .
Weesly Inter-Oceaa and Family or Union
Scale
Weekly I:iter-f-ean and Our forltisity Sbop
Weekly Inter I d-ean ami Uooil Cher.
Weeal" Iiter-t eeia and the lnler-Oeean
Sewing Machine.
Sample ctpies of the paper sent on application.
Rea.iiuiot-ei m .y be matie at onr risk. Ithei bv
draft express. p.u.rtk-e order, or reaiatere.1 let
ter. Money seal t-i any other w is at ths risk
of the person sending it. Addreas
THE INTER-OCEAN,
SS Mati'tson Street, Chic go.
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QRPHAXS' COURT SALE
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Mil
I . .1. J V r I ... t J UAA1 C. e.intl.in ff til (Tfls-kValltfl!!a
ed throtb on Hunter's raid, the wounded, j "3nn- '-""- " "' i "
and sick, etc . .11 written plainly, with avwd ; I'"" :ho'U .h?,e i orate.
ink. The IYr.ion IVpann.. tit would like : Disopline .. maintained na Art. II Members -The members .hall
,0 have it and h made several goo.1 olTers ' Th' re h m" M M " a!1 ",e 'f1 tUe
Df titfhiionfa now bs at annineT time. : conjtreyai iwiia .. ....
Tbe ur-eut need or another room. Our Art. III. Object. Tbeobject of this Con.
Several ot the a; plicants for Ihe Somerset schools are overcrowded, and this notwitb- ! reittion shall be to create a greater interest
port.ffi.-e are rirt ula-irp petitions, asking standing the additional, or seventh room, and a more lively activity amone the mem
f..r theiratpoininientamoneour citiaens.I tutty satisfied tbat an eighth room ( bers of our churches in tbe Sunday school
t. ikMiienaiiifM. kmh RnnhliiiM would piece oar schools on a basis that need j work.
HiCKEY In Somerset, on Wednesday
evening, Jano iry 13, lv-3. Mrs. B. A. Hick
ey, wife of Mr. John Hiciey, aited 31 years
and 7 months.
Mrs. liickey was born in Pittaton, I.u- j
rerne Coutity, Fa., in lSt, and was married j
to Mr. John Hie key in ls0, with whom'
she removed to Somerset on the beginning
of the consi ruction of the new S. P. R. R.
She leaves a husband and three s.nall chil
dren to mourn her death. Tbe remains
were taken to Meyersdale and interred in
the Catholic cemetery.
WILIIELM. The following obituary no
tire is taken from the Russia ville (lnd ) 06-
seirer of Jan'y 16ih. The deceased was a
dan, liter of our esteemed friend, Mr. Jacob
Walter, of Somerset township :
0u Monday evening at 4 o'clock. Mrs.
Wilhelni. wife of Christian Wilbelm, who
lives five miles west of here, passed away.
Mrs. Wilheltu was a good woman and tbe
neighborhood and the church wiil greatly
miss her. She was a member of the Middle
fork Baptist Church. The funeral was
conducted here on Wednesilay by Elder
Clark, and the remains laid to rest iu the
cemetery here. The relatives have the sym
pathy of all their friends in their sad be
reavement "
Sinit Distillery.
LOCATFD DIRECTLY ON MAIN LINE
PITTS DIV. B. . O. R. H , THUS SAV
INO EXTRA COST OF DRAT-INO.
Sitnated on s&mmitof Alley henlcs. nss the wa
ter from sold mountain springs. This whisky is
nuke y the dnuhie-distllled process, and guar
anteed perfectly pare aad lull prwif.
Order JUitd tam day at terired.
Special.
Inortler tocive Hotel Keeper and Dea lers a
arnd opportnnl-y never before offered, wiil con
tract f r tee mu afaetare of Wblf kv la any quan
tity front & to fid barrels, giving; thetn the privl-lea-e
ol leti Dc tt lie In bond tor three years, eharg
ina bat a sm-il earn lor stnrase.
I to hand 130 oa rels of Old Whisky, retailing at
42 to to 2.50 per gslloo. i
Write f. r full pnterilars In reeanl to largs
qoantlt les to s. r. S ti !Zt.K. MBot .
jan.S Sand Patch, Pa,
18 Real Estate.
I Tirtua an ordrr rf pale out of tiie
h tri'hiLTxn' t'v.mrt SmrnMt Ct anrr, to
th omit-rjiaaT,l there v 11 s exiitNH io mle hy
poMte i n cry n the tnTtiis. tn ib tit;ieil
BtDei -kint Towaahi Somersn Cuuaty Pa. oa
SATURDAY, FEICY. 21,
st 10 o'etork A. M. .the followin; tl- scribeil real es
l.ve siisan in tbe rlllare of Hethel, In Pitiot
Towr.shlp. SttBiersetOmasy. Pa .late the pn. petty
ef Prl.-eilla Whwler. dee.J. oa the Mne uf tbe S.
AC K. K , being- lota N'os. 1 ami a Block oa the
general plan of aald town, containing i perches,
strict measure, with a laige twj-itor;
FRAME HOUSE,
28x40 feet an.l wln Ufjn feet, tenant hoase. stable
and owtbeildtnes thereon erected. The boose has
a larse sttorw Koom 'JU1.17 feet and dwelling- at
tache,!, well raited for basiuess. ami can also be
easily converted tnf a hotel There are 7 rooms
in he lanre h use 1 he propetty is situated in a
amwina; village. Bethel Holsapple P a sta
tion oa the S A '. K. K.. H miles S.inth of fobns
ton Pa. Water good : convenient to M trket.
schorl and Charches, and ia every way a desirable
home.
TEEMS:
One-tbinI eash on confirmation ofnle and de
livery ot tleetl. oncthinl in one year antl one ibinl
tn two ye-irs from the dats of sale. w huot Inter
est, la pee cent, ot the whole pnrebas money to be
paid en dav ef sale, deferred payments to be se
enred by ja. lament bond, pnearssloa ot three
paims on tlar oi sale antl entire possesion aivea oa
1st of April 1S65.
Far Infbrmauua address J. L. Pugh, Esq.,
Simersi't, Pa.
JOHN W. W HIS LER.
Trustee.
QUINN'S,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
Their Stock is Large,
giving you a wide range
to select from, and their
prices are the Lowest.
GEIS, FOSTER fc QUiINN,
113 and 115 Clinton Street,
JOHNSTOWN, PENN'A.
BOYTS, PORTER & CO.,
Brass and Iron Founders Machinists, anclMannfactu
rers of Miners' Supplies,
WATF.n T. ofittsiTE ;. J; f. VEPfiT, COSXELViVULK, PA.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
YOUCH STEAM PUMP, USTr9
' . '" " -: t .
For Coal Mines, Furnaces, Railroads, and Boiler Feeders.
Turn-Table Dump Cars.
Stone Picks,
Hoisting Crabs "
Stone Wedges,
LARRIES. PIT CARS, COKE SCRAPERS. COKE BARROWS COKE
OVEX FRAMES, R. R. FROGS. BRIDGE BOLTS, SWITCH
STANDS, MILL GEARING. PULLEYS, AND
SHAFTING.
Heavy Tastinirs ami Forcings ;
repairnl at short ninioe.
S!i-.mn Work ;
Marhinery of all kinds bnilt and
may7-Iyr.
SOEimSTS AS
P2ACTICALLT
MsstiLllils
Over 50O
Beautiful
Designs.
wETTI315D
jaV-
Mill-'.
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I to"; .
ri ! Jul ivi. ir
pi
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S-n-r.
1 W 1. Il .
DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.!
ia ,i ia i -1
A Ktsi,,,'.!,.1 A
V r" -sr. .. '.' px'z V
EstaM sf Henry X.lrow dec'J. late of Jefftrrsoa I
Twp.. Soirerwt Co.. Pa.
Letters of admiiiisirsttna en ths shore esta's !
harmj been Kraaie.1 t the Buiieniaroeit. ti; lbs j
fin per aaibortty. rotl-e I hereby nvte to thttsa
mlehteti ia tt lo alike immediste paTm nt and I
those Bating rlalms or demands will pleas pre-
rnt tnrra dalr aathertlraeed (rtr seuleaientoa
Toesilay. f rbrwanr Iu. 18 i. at the lata rrsklears 1
ol dei.-a3'.B Jeaertn Township
PHILIP H WALKER.
decSl. Aduinutrator.
It AVill Fay You
To Buy Toyr
IVIemorial Work
Of .
I Mer, Signet Mi
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
il! ID Elillir ML
Carfrrw H ark Fumitkrd a Ktart Votiet. in IJ
Color. Alt Aftnltr tkt WHITE t HOME I
Person, ;B seed of X0XUXE.VT W0UK will
flad it to their latareM urea il as ayabof. wfewrw
a proper ttr wln wlilbs sItto tbeia. St-Wu-factxan
Guarmnind in r- Caae. aad f BICES
YEUY LOW. IlBTita Special Auaatioa la taw
wmt! Bras, Cr PT! Esc Imssm
latmttsetMl by BEY. W. A. OHnKT. as a De.
ril4 ImrtrTenietiilta point of MATERIAL A. ID
LQ.SSTBLCTIQS, aad wbieb Is deatlserl Mb
ths Pop,. lar W'tnnroewt for eir t'baoaaaiit C Li
ma la. iWltiaciULL.
M0NUMyBri4S.:':?A WM. P. SHAFFER.
DM I X ISTRATOR S NOTICE, j
Estate nf Peter Warir. dec"d. late of Brothers- ,
TBI ley TowBS&lp, somerset Cuanty, Fa.
Lettera nf Almlnl5trali(ia oa the above estate
havina been amaierl to the Bniierstjrried be the
pniper authority. Duties Is hereliy priren to all
persons imlebtil to saitl errata tr maae irame 'i
ste paymeat. ami thoae harinselairos aifam.it the
same will (ireeest tfaem rly au'Beoiicated for
seitiemrnt on Tburatiiy. Feini.-iry i. !., at ths
late residence of tlie defeased, at .'cltie a. .
S. W. FKI rz.
W. H. FRITZ,
deed. Adminiatrstois.
UMIMSTSATOK S NOTICE.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
tjtate of Uenry Shatfitr. late of Somerset Twp.
Somerset o.. Pa.. deiVd.
Letters of aitra!nimt!on en the shove estate
haeln oeri craaceti to the an-lemKned by the
proper anlto iiy. aotlcs is hereby iTen In all
persuos ux -ted te aid estate to "maae imnedl
aie payment, awl thoee hsTtna elalms aa-ainat ths
same will present them duir suthenticatetl fc
ettlernerit on Wednesday. tb 4t h day of Febru
ary, lWi, ai the late restrleriee of deeeaned.
Ua2ia SHiHHK,
'eeli Atlministratrtz.
m DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
DO TOT BUTc YOUR
Watches and Silverware
UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE
FINE NEW STOCK
A.T
W. II. WOOD'S,
1VO. S3 BAER BLOCK, SOMERSET, I-A-
for it.'
oeSM ERKBVT BlAKIaef .
Oorrsetsd or iious BnajTa.
saaLaas is
Estate of Jacoh Soytter late f Stoayereek Twp
Somerset County, Pa.
Letters of ailuirabtratam ua the ahnea ..rat.
Estate nf Jonathan Dnrmayer. dee'd. late ef Sobs- bavins; been at-anied to the an-'eraianed by the
ereet township eert t'oanty Pa- ( pntp r aathtjily. autios U hereby Birea to all
Letters ot administration on ths shoes estate ! uerstins ladehteii to nail e-taie to "make Ixnrnlu
bavin beea arrauieil to the nndersianed by tbe ate payment, and those harti.rLiim aica nst the
proper antnoriiy notice ts hereby frieen toalli-meio present them doly anthes'ieateit fur set
persons Indebted lonri estate to make irnmedk tirment on KalunUy. Febtaray 14. 1-.-4 at ths
ate payment, amt those saetna-eiaiBisaaalnsl the I lata rrfli! er.ee ul t&e deLeased, la Stoayereek
. iuc rj u(cr h. iron ui am nmimirti nr luwanum.
iirutmi. a' ine law itmir oi - ti. l rem. in ak.BMr-
set, ra.,on aaturuay.za t eornan 3 iv i jinv
JBBIL
LTI K.VVPP.
AdmiBbtrator.
CTRCS R ATM AX.
Adatioisirator.
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR
! not be charged fir ton years to am, and j Art. IV. Officers. Tlie officers shall be
Apple, dried, fl ft............
AppletiBUer.fi (tai.
Bras. ! b
Batter, fl (Ilea)
4 FEED j
...... &8fe I
e iiiaii)tii4 im i'.-ii jn "t .uu jai. i. v.- . . . . - - -- - - j - ( roll
then the nccewwry changr'. 1 think, Pri,i(lfnt, Vie PresWent, Secretary and BwSwoeat y tins.'y."'..'..7.'.'....'.'.'.'.'.'.Z". t
1 be tbe founJitii,' of a High Sch.a.J Treasurer, who ahall be elected annually at j Beewax S..1;"!".";;
i Bacua, sBuoiders, fl ,
ard IH-n oriats are tliri!ed to sign, we
wr-nld snirBest to nnr r.ei ahlicsn friends even
that iIipt refnw. to nirn uir rietilH n nnlns 1 Wnn'.J
the Person rtreaentirs: it will first atrre that I basini; acourseof stu.ly carvfully t.flTi.ula- ' tb- 6n4 meetinir after Xew Year.
if be or she receive the arpointment, tbe :; ted with referenoe tw the needs of U.e Bor
offioe eball be kei t in a centrally lorated ', " twpulatioo, f' ;
t.lace. It is i-wible that the office might be 1 Another point which I wouid urge upon j circumstances may require
nninrfii uii d ace mit wim n nm oa cun- .......... ........... -..v.. ... - ... j - -- - L .
senient to a majority of our citirens. citinma Is tbe very argent need of a length- meet quarterly and regular in rotation In the FWmt $ bbr.""..ITBii6 so
; entn i ol the school term. I bope I will not churches of trie cnurge.
60f sue
...... 1 Ud
.. -4e
MS
lue
Art.V. Cli.n.te.-Chanpesn.a.vhentade; nMM V.lZlZZ:::.''-.":
to this Constitution from time to time as Corn, (ear) uew ft amshel.... ....... Sac
- isucueu) oiu s c
ami B ae
17XECUT0RS NOTICE. - !
UDIT0RS NOTICE
Ittafe or John Oary. deJ
I Hariaz- be a annotated Aaditor bTtheOmhia'a
Enateof lac-ih Lirenawvt. dee'd. late cf Ekiiok Court of Somerset Coanty, Pa to '.liatHhote the
Twp Somerset Co-.. Pa I tnn-ts la the bawls of the Administrator of said
Letters testamentary on tbe sboee estata i ti-tate toaad amocn ta- se Irfiif entled thera
kaelna been aranted to the andersicneit by the to, notice Is betvby kit a tbat I will attend t the
proper tathoritT. sottcs is hereby sreea to U t datirsor aal -tppuintment at my olfi.-. ta Somer
persons indebted to said estate to make immediate set. Pa., on Friunj. J nuiry ii Ifw. al loe'cloek
payomBt. snd those baTtnaelaimsaa-iins) tbe una : a. m.. of which all will take aotice
in praeemiBera naiy sa'tterurated to the as-1 J.B.I HL,
derslrned fir aettlemenr on Sarardar, rabraary
. 1SH&, at the bowse ot F. O. Lirengood, la Elk
Uek Township.
F. n. LrrETOoon.
SARAH BHOrXIER.
BEBECCA L1W kJStiOOD,
DeetO. ' Exeeotiirs.
tanl
Aaditor.
lis i : it . fr:
Wr-
ENTIRELY A HEW LINE OF
FAMILY BIBLES,
With BIBLE HELM nf Prteeiesa Talae,
aeeer betore Iband la one Volant Bad
ftimiiaa' a eatapiets Bible Library,
issa ayal Vlaartw pa ires, auos iUastratioaa.
Ws do aot hesitate ts say this Bible lathe
Crowning Achievement
w toe rarest Bible PnbHshtn merrmeat wbieb
has takes puaaeaeloa of the Chrmlaa world,
its aeruracy. srtlstie elewaaew, aad atarrelass
ehandaae of EnaTarrass eootbine to make tt
wltaowt a rleai tat th world nt Bibles. Pab
ilshed la six styles at Slinx.
V taiserasity tierai l,rm tm Ami.
B. R. WHITMER Jk SON.
XmLESSTOXE.
favMm. Laneaster Ccemty. Pa.
fUDITORS X0TICL.
Ii ata of Bnras Peterman. dee'd.
Baring beta appointed Aatlitor, by tbe Or. I
tans' t oon oi Momenet (oi'. roiitstnnnt
the tareful consideration of directors and 1 By-Laws. 1. Thu Conrentmn shall Cau skuis. ft f
nd regular in rotation In the n,atr S bM'"!"". ! :r";iaii
'Flaxseed. bn. (SO Bl rs
i Himi. Inmrjtuiw I B Bl ta.
c... ii,. r.nli.rtii. r.,,,. . TaI r v k. iWmni iriniiel hr ! mniim nf mn ! " A collection shah be taken UD to de- i.mi a t ,".inr,,,
, . I . t iuq t,wiiH,M.iim i .J. . .m " . ..... ... g , - . ( r ...... .......... ..... .4.- 1-
toresifrLt, and Dot alwsvs rnuih ; r..j i.. .l- I ,n.! ir.t.reat ii. .neakino- r.t r,;. Th .n. 1 fra hmiiiih. . Leather, red aola, fl k 3ucOSs
I crl and timbrr lands of his new comranr. : tire naestkm may besnmmed on thas: Can f 3 An executive committee of one from tit. ' '. irirr."lTs7.oi Db
M tt Ij.rGri.Tio Bu , Tb Urd. mbnre 7. Vl irr. iM mt.in 1 tli. .iutcm. of ii. Rrai.b ,11 to keep each School shall be appointed at each' J'J'g;" .!.rr:.!.2S22ra2 -rf ..'"to iVm"!0,0fthot. a"'
"-f preparation, for tbe irraueuratkm ' ro.1 An sn.lvsis of the coke mad. fmm'months in theyear? Are they dmnir the i meeting. Pebea. dried, - t, ttodwa-r said Pvii " U- ortv.
4. The Droeram shall be Drinted and dis- Rao. ft i. Janoarr Jl. l)a, ken and where all oersons In-
..:k.i k c. ,1...,- Sail, No. 1, f) feM. extra.. . I i teresler! may attend. t
STEAM EiNiilNESpJ.! umeftic.
UuiMina Enaine aad Marblnery a Spec;alry.
Seeond-hand EmrineaaBd Hollers oa band Send
for Stork Uat. TH MAS GARL1X.
anjle-eow. Allexheay City. Pa.
Onl M !
S3 J8 ;
TeAM
jaa7.
(j -- i..Hub.iflMui, .1 it -it hit vtt uimiv mini - - - J - . j --.'
Hie i'Ti" -'ninitt.m has piaced on ' the latter compares fayorably with that of ', best they can for the interests of their chfl-
i-nncipai f Hices of I lie Balto. A the Connellssillereeion. It shows ner dren when the extreme of their action ts a
"""dfompary tickets for the in cent, fixed t srbfin, 44 ash. 2 26 sulpbur bare eiropliance with the laws? I leave the of meeting
r-rsiiiiti ..it -i. . : . ' ........ ..
'""'in . ,. ,,,ue mtl Ocsire to at- and 012 t-horphorua. The lands are well matter, hoping trial tuay tueet at tlie speaker. ' ) whit - ... ...... fcjij UDITOITS NOTICE.
h'1 an. if t!w.y wish. norfliBs. a ilnitu-rwl aad h.,nrl ! Iinit;iiu Tha k.n.tii uf 1-ittb.ns and directors with theena. t 5 In all the liebsJe and uueations of tbe Tallow, fl .i7 f
"ntrit.. .... - . -. . . w Beat, w bu aa,si
Hieirrs . Mn tune they obtain rtew company lias a capital sttK It of $400.- sideration which I think U tuenta. ! conventim perwrtialiiies and disrespect to Wont .. . aieat
ill "T,J5,, "ec TlieEltimoreAOhk CO) They are now openine- np tn otai I extend fur ihauka loniT asstsunt teach iofficers aud turmbers are positively pruhib- as!!a99SBaB9asaBg9PgB
'"siura . . rac,ion '0 ' tut the vein just a!ove the town of Un.!t:a. and will ers whose tff.irts have rendered it possible ited.
Oraand Alnm. oar sack.
A copy shall be sent to each r " Asbtow. per sack
. Suxar, yellow i ..
P.T. KIM ELL.
Aaditor.
AT aT ! aV
h,1f -e t- ".stances let-s than at once enrare In tbe shipment .f steam . for me to oBu so cbeennft report. -v
7 txeoud for several coaL They expect to open the eoal on Yoom tnily. ;
rai1 ithwri throo''" trtina will be more extensive scale, erect oreru, and man-1 A. C Holbibx,
tra charse. 1 nfactur tk in the near future. ' Jan'y 2G, 1SS5. ' ' " V ftinxipid.
Exv J. X. Vsacat,
H Meiiss,
JoSATKUS YOOCB, -
CooiciiUee.
a war at basse, ft swtflt tree,
pay wbaulately saww. Us risk. Can-
! Vl J UwsBt mnaee at whbrh Bwrseai et
eitoerara, inmtg reea.eaB make great pay alt
the tlasa iksy work, wha absolat smanifr.
wrttssar parocsuan ta H. ktAUarr, rsttasaeVXC
Tn wndersivnerl liale srpointed br the Cv-
pba s' C- art in aiaulhate tbe iun-!s ta the baad
ot lexaader fiboas. Adaiaisiratar nt Jeaeph
WtUiuat, t and aauaa tn,is lea-ally entitled
theretn. brreby gtves eotVe tbat he will suaad to
thedatlee ef bis eppuiniBBnit en Thwi!a, th
29 b dae ef JanBary. IS- at bisaaV m Sawtwmwt
boron a h whrn aad where all neraons interwated
can atteau.
FBED V. BTESECKtB,
. Aadnwr.
eekotlfial work f V pases. Cahwed Plata, bbw MM t
strair.ua. wttb rfewnpuon of the beat Flower aa
rsetaitles, prleesof !eeo and Planta, aad bewte m
em. printed la End It and Gennaw. Prtea oaiyl
nta. which may betteiluctrd foa aretui.
Ii oiiawhat jrew waa Bwih jeedtu,and aerwtesi
inMi id of rnanirar a the frroorvv at ine laas aami I
it wiiateeer aaite hapoen t be brtt nwnr. mmin wit
, wnp-hn'tti-ni aner t, or waitlnav Ati CiHU
Kt'S SErTD" AT UEADtiCAtTXltsr
JaYUXM VICK. WaefcaaOf. X. T. '
Fartnrai td Ecalers;!
A'l
Somwrgwt. Pi.v
0B.S.4C. . t. STaTIOH-
: T. R. M .RSkx ALL.:
AND TARS :'
AT
JOHSSICWlPEKri
Lumber
AXD
OAK. rorLAJL SlbMGS. PICKETS,
ASH. WALSIT, TLC0MWG. BASH.
CHEHHT. YELLOW PI!ft. SHIXGLtS, DOCKS.
fUESTXCT. m HITE PISE. LATH. MLlSiDS.
A frt-aeral Lin ef all arades of Lamber and BaQdlna; Xalaital aad Rosflng 5 fate kept bl Steek.
A let aas torn ma asetbtBala the lis ef ear baalaesB ta order wit twsataMia ssaaiptaeaa, as)
Brackets. (Ald-alsed wk, Ae.
Jf0lIf.TSJ,
STAIM MAILS,
BALtrtEBi
HE WEE POSTS
ELI A8 CUNNINGHAM,
tV.ansgcr9 Comcrcct Drench.
CScu aad Yard C?pitt S. L C R. R.tzt, Soimt, Pa.