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. -: .April . 1SSS.
jt y
a- J. B. iWderbauni -
J- F-
J. E. ii j.ieroa.Ti .
a boat it tbe bc-t-
1 r T- UnVAi-im'l.
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J. B. Howertan s
jt-:
; wsf abroad in reat nam-
a::i vsiraof
a: J. . Ilolitr-
.1
u fc:ee.,
J. E. Hoiier-
riIn:o stir
.lies, at J.
ur-e and b brushes al
:-:;..ir:i-:-
, latib.
tr ; a.'t i cr -aa.ly Tectar.Bg
- lc-ir?sd thelrmoiikeys
, tije'.r wisur jwt;rniat.
. A.; .j.a inteads patticg np
...ir the box or licit, acd cut
irf ar. r:n-Ii are brarhing nj- tie.r
". . f . .. .L:i2 and tuniaier can-
i".l
be the 0jth arii
Ut in ti.e l"r.i:pd
Asx'xrsasion wi'! hold
: HarrirVsrs. beginning the Ttl
that
l,e ra'timore and Ohio
;;i build a big hotel al
; Ki ctirt all diea.- ofthe
ach and Bi,L Prafr-
. ai
..-r trier: who
tipnenct-2
.tied djwn
t.f BK-v.r. are '
.- if home.
r..uy r.ew
rereive-d
it e i
CiU and
at J. B
tc r.'SMl
- . K: r --iity of tie An::y
.'l. - , -j,- wi;i tate place in IUltittitire.
V-"--i.iiV ir;d Thursday, tie h and
.t'Xiv
r. K-tunier-c-d in Harriburf
IV-. r.r si. The piers are
that w:;l carry the road
?rk sevn or cizixt cars
ill tr.
- 't ?vfs or ei.-bt davs
--zi - -i?'.' s live cent cake is tak-
- . i-ui f.-r iauti-jrv pcrj -'.. War-J-Il'v-iluiu-atri.
S J only by M. W.
ji-'-r S r.rt--t. Ta.
irrt t ) Vv s trunk you can save
; ; ,r:t t,r p-t. J. E. Sayder i CVa.
: , .-,. r.,v-il a isrje stock of ticmaad
i.- r : : what yoa want.
. k-1 ret a iK-tt'.e free of tie iVtbra'ed
7 ..-r: - ;i ott'y at M. W. Shafers
to JJaia Crus biMt, opposite the
.jit K --.sf. SoaerKU Pa.
Ti: ar.-l pneke; t-atlery. carvinp knives
i :' rst. but her f kairesan l eh. razors
--..ri. !.ta-s. c..'k screws. -tc A fine
Ti.t v-j-ur jrrjev5:i.a at J. B. Holder
ust's. r: ies. sb: ve.. hoes, f rks rakes, scythes.
:xh. s':kle.tT5c:cp-tniTi. theirs, and
i-ni-t:p of tit scjt ueeued. Only the
- it i nd. ar, J j-rices to please you at
J. K H-.-iJvrta.um a.
nil Cljin.Wr Suit, Toilet
m. T-s Se: or I'inrer et. drsl.es or asy-
u..rf li v. !jn p tr ciassiare une, uit-
diy J. P.. Snyder & Co s is the best
u.T ;
i :t t&tin.
Nkiii, Knew, b-.its, beaus. tacks, etc A
ii l:ae of tver ;i:ng neeited in Bi&kir.g
i-T rrisjr arcane the house or farm, j
i t- your interest to buy the ,
s: i. Ik ii -...-rt;
1k ti ...-.rt i-: .
V. riy. arit to boy a nice rag or
' f u J. B. Si.t ier & C's and a.-k to see
s. V u fi s.tvp better and cat better
i m.-ik if:ir. Tif y have plies of them.
!; itst beautiful acd cheap.
F:'-n. ;.'-tavs. c-jl wheat ar;d mat le
t-ar f T ch. t in exc-Larpe f.-r gwries. ;
rt spvu. sait. Csh siA phosphate, at cash 1
tr.yt C.k k F.ctjltts. i
r"AT-.tii.
jk. tiy was siik. we gsve herCustoria. j
: :, aas acii.d she criexl for Castoria, j
:-ssl-(vtJ!:!s. sreciurr toCassoria.
ir iLelkl ci. iidren tie pave thein Cast 'a.
"t. !-TKiTri- f.t Prates. Mr. Fisk has
s-iye-i Sy or ivt Liiaseif any one bar-
,-r y 't-f-.miition coa-emiric him wili
Uiis-Eseiy rcwar-W by caliirg at J.
B.
Mike ti;!-ht make money
;
.'vi Vh-se of Pi".-. t . in irinr :
s-ir.vi Yone-.:an f.ir :hr Uiw ! mi i
Viw -"i:es. Tvmarked that if the prison- )
e s-lra all the skates in the world and j
t f, asking tbem he would have j
(st-T5 a Ut-. f.t cpoa littmanity and
.. iave deserved to go free.
1 ' t Ptt s. Jssx havinc returned
- ; e ii-,-ri eitie
' i-.-St-rk vf g"
.iLrr, e...uld invif
ere we have pur-
-ls for s-prtng ant
all local! ar3 see .
Iw-iit-psa
:'t l.te of
tea iuai we can taow yoo a j
:.: anj at a lee pnee than
. - ar. :.! iLtni anywhere el.. Call and I
U' tLe sc.k is new and fresh. :
J. B Srrrrn 4 Co.
t si.r A'.ala'tioe fir walls and ct-il-
r.-.jnd T'ves. a.T colies. Easier
Is Pre
TS Ater-t TV v i : : e i.-f'-ri SV4
-'Jt novelties. Oarden S-els. I
-ri i aid Fer rt tu-? rt.r,: :
TL'-''- Paints mv! n .1 lrre t
"ts .m:i anil larre
'"aitirj ! . j.
... . .. -. - - I L Jl 11 'Jl - - ,
Wa.v h-jvlrts. pant Erasbes.
C. V. Bar P. Ir.i?ri-i.
T, . . .
- urt-r n-.t rmrw i-j. ... e-ai-i.
. ; and the trices are a way ,
- t fcJe tiken spwcial pains Uiis sea-.
fct." . fK lbe WOT"T tbe
"! ! -rds Thanking our patrons lot
i e-. i, tl j
- 1-jt a tiian ever. Ca-I and eee us
g:? ei-mhere. J. B. Sjrrnra t Co.
lUvt on hand at ail times a complete a
" "--U -f lbece;e!rated 5turfiaker wa
as-
rap-;
..! st-e-i-i-i-ja rf,nrw-iroa axle. 1
sen-K rei.ii," .,e,. .1.- .. l.
i; v- ii ., ... , , ,v
rFt. ..-st,!,, .Jail other
awsy ahead .f all otl
. tU-a. or trr m,e I P. ti. j. ;
r,rv wapv-n full V warranted
V Xuu. r j
uu W T V I IT1V.F1T
"Vir.ii l " i t- a .
. iii.-
fr ... g-s
at mor.ev ntav t. t:. it
i r-". i
to 'wenty mile
t,T r r"Jl M prices, be-
- t rUiaes eiswliei. Wfih
iea--.ii ... -
1
I
i
- "Pit at biiJl.jtiaTTer, Bos- vb has farni-lied the bote! from top to bot
t , " l-rioi raiipe foid to ilS torn and in every department with new ma-
X T"1 'te'r';',a to the XXX Selected i
be ext lld ia tjuahty j
ta,lnyniherrHaiiw.ar-;
u. j. r rTmrar:,ed. Barrel, r;, Jb. ?
" ia. net. Qtxaners AO.lbs. net,
"-i- 1
C 4 Bmm.
Services were beid in all oar churches
Sunday.
We hope to see Arbor Pay rnejrally b
: ( eerved bereaboats. -
Tht bot'cra bu suddenly dropped out of
the coontrv roads.
Oar Krnrts f enwled with people from
tiit country oa ibe 1st.
Another week h arM Somerset
it still witbout a postmaster.
Tiis section eras rinsed by a bear; rain
and tburwkT storm Sunday cigi-t.
Tbe borough lix-k-cp as kept pretty well
1 tiled for several day ia&t week.
It is no oftra that we are favored with, a
preulr-T First of April titan Wednesday
was.
Jtt G. A. E. Post at this p ace bare ooe
hssdred and oce art; re toemben on the
roil.
nepreseotatiTe Colbora prtit fan-lay at
toae. retorting u Hamabarg Mooday
Mr. garnsel ftiu i excaraiing the cellar
for a Dew hue c the east eod of Tcrkey
f.x Street.
Mr. James E. Eieaecker returned from
Philadelphia Friday, where he ha been at
teadine lectures at the Jefferson Medical
The Somerset Coaatr Conference of the
A'.Iecheuy 5yncJ of the Lutheran Church
will ve held at Frieana. April 2?ih, ZrJh.4
and :0:h.
J jrsiah Sarlor, u Baich," agaia laajnlshf 1
ia d j-aioe riie. 7tn time his dai:htr
mikes the infjnnation. and the chare i
assaalt and bait-err.
ilrt. Tt. Eecry Erabaker and her daoia- j
ler Carrie rrf arne-l tram rhHadelphla, wherXi
thry had been vix'Jnr 11 r. and Mrs. Dr. A.
P. r.rubaker, Satnpday evenicg.
The Doara of bchoc-l i: rectors are arranf
in to have the t'eantiful grounds aronnd
t'je Z.CT schx.l bj!dinplanteJ will fizrsb-
brT aal orramental shade trees.
A r. raver meetine will be held in the M.
E. Church at 3 o'ciock Thurs.day afternoon,
by t'je members of the W. C. T. C for the
tuf .;iress.'.n of Sabbath Desecration.
Mr. Tbotn E. Watt, of Pittsbcrtb, Pa
scer Aier.t. Western District. Pennsylva
nia Rjuiruad Company, rpent several days of
li-i week in Somerset, oa business for that
Comrasy.
New More room and new roods. Call and
e Mrs. M. M Tredwell & Co. in their new
j quarters in opper end of Mammoth Block.
next d-jor to Cook & Beerits, after next
Tbu-vlsr.
If tie County C-jnim:. oners would i
move tie orVghtly oid oat buiidir.gson the
jail prc-pcrty ar.d replace them by Dew ones
tie pet-pie of the community wool ! rise up
and cail tbfia blessed.
In the case of Christner ts. Hosteller,
taken frcm tajs county so the sapreme
Court, the jaitn-ni of the court below was
revrrse-J. ar.J a new iu iruent entered for
ti,e RtlS on the verdict.
Mr Paul L. Cascbeer has gone
East to
purchase a stock of hats, caps and a full and
j con:p'ete line of Gents famishing pxvd
i He will open out in the room in the Case-
TrfdwcX
A man by the nazuc of Henry Miller, who
has figured prominently in the criminal
eonrts of this cranty, was incarcerated in
tie jail FridaT on a commitment from Jas-
tioe Hefflt-y. of Stoystown. Miller is charg
ed with the robberv of a ben roost.
Her. A. K. Feltoa left Stoyestown a fw
days ajo to lake a charge in Centre county.
i IU t. A. S. naamrardoer, of the same place
will leave in about one week, to take charge
of a miss-ion celd ia the Central Pennsylva
nia Conference of the U. S. Church.
Ti e rioms recently occupied by Messrs.
liar. Scott and Scbelh as law c5cea ia the
Mammoth Bl-xt. are beirr tted op for a
store room and will be ccccpied by Mrs.
Tredwell and Miss Ben ford who will move
their millinerr establishment into it as soon
as it is ready for occcpancy.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Koontr. and John
H. Chi. F., started on a Southern toar,
with a party of their friends from rittshnrg.
Monday morning. The parry expect to vis
it Washirgton, Bschmond, Jacksonville and
yeT Orlears. before they Kturn. They
w:y be gor.e abont three weeks.
J A new ftiiare will eater into the trienni-
al awessruerts this year. I'nder the present
law the assessors wiil be compelled to make
a " win of all the timber land in their
proper disrict by specifying in separate col
o ticks how manv acres each tract contain?
J of clearel land, a-vl bow many In t aiber.
We would advise all oor readers who can
possiVy do so, to attend the lecture to be
delivered ia the Lutheran chunh Friday
n-ght, by Eer. J,
II. Zmn. Rev. Zinn is a
fon-ible and pleasing ulker, and all who
have beard bis lectare on "Prison Life,"
sreak ia the bit-best terms of it. Give him
a crow ded house.
One day last week the boom cf the La
trobe Lnmber Comnanv. at Bethel, on the
;' Stonycreek burst arid a cumber of logs
mirx Thrp tiVier with the ice. swett
t airainst ooe of the ahatnietits of the covered
bridge at Fourf's mill a short distance below
EeUad with such force as to displace it and
allow the bridse to sink oown several
feet
ononesifle. Tlfe abutment will be rebcilj
as soon as possible.
I We were sbowa by Mr. W. W. KnaWe.
; Satr.rday everiin;. a copy of the orrclar let
ter issued bv Postmaster General Vila to the
i r-vtal ronte arents ia the V. S- Mail Service
Ka;;r;: ,j.ey coold feel secure in their poeH-
tjrr,c as there would be no removals of
f,:Ti.',,i ,4 effiect officers and romv!i-
rr.tT)xrg them cpon the efheient and aaUs-
r.rtnrrn.n. rti that branch of the
service was conducted.
j We noticed nrwvleawake boc'kselleT and
I newsdealer. Mr. C. H. Fisher, striking aut
if t the train Wednesdav mominr, bund
-"-"" .
t newest ana late oooas, nove a. i;ors
r: tna tBe M-iuiirrj, w j i.u.uiijk
an extensive varierr of new novelties. Tro-
ly. ri.'hers Book Store ia a marvelous pi we
; to v.sat, and is mob. aa ewablishaint in its
i line as is rarely found outside of the cities.
IV. Wm. Eider, the great politicai-econ-
omist utaoraad lecturer died ia WasU-
ir.gtm Sunday, ia the seventy -seventh year
bis are. His remains were taken to hi
and interred
! 1! irilC; A ill.CU'UiS. Jl Villi '
;n Ve Moriah Cemeterv. Dr. Elder
was a
!, r Wm G rider in bora
and reared in Somerset. He waa well
known to many of oer older crtiiens who
will be grieved to learn of his death.
I A landslide of laree nrnnortions oeoorred
! on tbe STnei srt Jk Cambria P-atlmad. ibotrt
rna Thcrday, completely blorka.licg the
A freight traja was the first to en-
wtiter tbe obstruction, bat the engineer
prevein mnning mm u ana
; - j a - a ; a
lacked hts train Hooversville, where It
was run on to a aide-track. A force of Bsen
were at once sent frrna Hoi k wood to remove
.w-rt,,. Tb. trn aeae
delared several hours.
A. C. Ivia. tbe new landlord. Las takes
l. r v w.. I r t7M. v. -rv-
qneerswara, silv
linen, beds and t
rem are, taiile catiery and j
beddir.tr are new. Tbe wood !
work in the soom bas all been freshly j
ptjiied, and everything ia the bote! present
a pleamsg and in vkinr appearance. Mr.
.V.-.., T-l I - . I
Jitm-
Carpenter tools, blacksmith tools and
mwhanira tooia ef all kinds. Only the
best makes and best quality al J. Ii. Holder-
basin's. . ... . ,,.
I S'nr Qrarrua. Mrs-iL lCTrcdwelT'
A Co, will oa Thursday ol this week open
aa immense stock -of Sew Millinery, No
tions. Trimmings, Laces, Ham burgs, at&.
in their new store ia the north end of Manv
moht Block, next door to Cook Beerits
and opposite J. B. Snyder & Co."s.
Dress making department added.
Lav-ma. Bev. J. H. Zina trill deJiver
his lectcre on Prison Life," in the Luther
an Chares, Somerset oa Friday era, April
10, 1S55, tinder the aospicea of R. P. Cum
mins Past, 2in. O. A. R. Admission, Xoc
Tickets can he had at the Stone of C. X.
Boyd. Doors ota at 7 JO, Lecture at 8 r.
x. Tbe lecture ia very highly spoken of by
persona who have bad the pleasure of hear
ing it, and we bespeak lor Eev. Zi&a a good
audience.
At a recent meeting of the Ministerial As
sociation of this place, after a discussion of
a&raaemecta in general the following rasa-;
lutiun was passed t , Eetokvl, That ia oor
judgment, amusementa of the class of the
theatre, skating rink, balls and euchre par
ties, are out of harmony with the spirit of
ge&nina Christianity, and that christians do
not preserve their religion pttre and nn-
pulled from the world" when engaging in
them. C C E. Dtrscax, Sec y
V ooafl
cew
djlher!
A fresh iatoke of colored laborers arrived
in S-jmerset Friday, to go to work on the j
South Penn Railroad. The contractors say
thry will employ fe Hungarians and Itai-1
ians this sammer, as the Ipsh and negroes
do better work, and give belter aalisfactioa.
After the 1st of May work will be pushed
with increased vigor all along the line in this
county. It is expected that all the interme
dial work will be finished this tumnier and
that the tunnels will be completed' by one
year from the 1st of May. t
lieing dvomted m ooccpymg Eoora o.
2 Baer s Block on 2-J of Apnl which we had 1
April
rentc-d lut tbeSojtEuwr Clotuisu Horsi
roods and which we still hop u get posses
sion of very son we are compelled for the
nieaent m ofn &r goods in the el Ahing de
partment of J. M. Holderbaum's Store, Ko.
i Baers Block, where we in rile our friends
and the public to call and we will give them
the best show possible under tbe circum
staaoas, of the ntee things, and latest styles
we have bought and hare to offer in the way
of Men and Boy Nothing and Gents Fur
nishing goods. H. G. HourtEEirjt,
Manager.
m,m t
We call the attention of our readers to the
advertifrenient of the Somarset Fertiliser
Core pan v in another column. . Tbe proprie-'
tors, Messrs. Fox and Woy, have erect
ed larpe buildings and filled them wilh all
the necessary machinery to manufacture the
different grades of Phosphate, They have
for their foreman an experienced workman
whose name alone is a guarantee of liselr
rxvis. They have in vested a great dial of
money in this enterprise which ia for the
benefit of onr entire tsrrahsg twamunity
and we hope they will be tneooraged and
patronized as they deserve. Farmers this is
an enterprise in yoar inirrests and fan
should see that it is well sustained, v-' 1 i
Ai)vrmcrT) Lxmai. The following Jet-j
ters remaining in the post office at Somerset
fV, will be sent to the Dead Letter iScK if
not called for before April
i for before April 30, leej i I
Carter, Eobt. T-, Forniralts, SaraT. Fcraer,
Thomas. Greger, Misa Eufina, Galliger, I
Hn'ey, Midiael. Lewis. Mrs, Mary, Xolan.
Michael, Perkinson, Miss Alice, Porterfield,
Mrs. Reuben, Smnh,- Tbsma.- Shea', Mrss
Helen A.; rtheT. Angus, ei!. Mrs. PttTryrl
Tirman, Arthur , i . '
PuXolt. Berkley, Albert. Brill. E. A,
Barkley, Jonas. Johnson, John, McCelvia
Mrs. Mary
A. C. E-avis, P. M
April 6, isa. - Sonverast. Pa,
. i- .d
Thi Fiarr or Aran. The first of April
was a beautiful but unusually quiet day in
Somerset this year. A great many pec pie
were in town and a conaiderabla amount af
money was handled. Those who had mon
ey to lend were not besieged . by the usual
number of Importunate borrow en and had
diScult y in placing their funds. There was
really no demand for roonevi Tbere'Vas
considerable business done in both ib?sk
thoootary's and Recorder's offices but not
nearly so much as on like occasions on for
mer years. The business was mostly re
ceipflng for payments or interest. There
were only sixteen numbers entered 5n the
Prothonotarys office and only one execution
isrued. This speaks extremely well for the
financial condition cf . the people of our
eooaxy. ' v L-i
Or Ixtemst to FiEXiss. The following
sharp swindling scheme is being practiced
in tbe eastern counties by an agent for a
patent com sbeller and feed grinder: The
farmer was waited, on by aa agent of the
Standard machine company, of Cleveland,
Ohio, wbo requested permission to put one
of the machines onjhe larra for exhibition,
Tbe farmer gave the desired permission and
was then requested to surn a blank, which
the agent said was to show the home office
that he bad permission to put the audafi
on the premises. The farmer signed the
blank and thomrbt nothinr farther of &
maim until a short time after thenacbJaei
arrived. When be received notice to C
for tbe same or suit would be brought. Cp-
oa investigating the matter the farmer
learned that he had signed an order for taw
machine. A cumber of farmers were swii
died ia the same manner.
On gc-sne into the jail abjut half-past nine
o'ciock Monday night, for the purpose of
locking tbe prisoners in their cells. Sheriff
Winters discovered that one of bis gnesoM
Henry Miller, was missing. Upon examina
tion he found that Miller had effected his es
cape from a eel! on the second floor. Some
years ago three prisoners had dag a hole
through the wall from this cell and made
their escape. The careful and economical
centlemen who then served the county in
the capacity of commissioners had the brick
replaced and the hole patched up, so all that I
Miller hsd to da was to punch out the brick j
and truck that filled np the hole, tie the bed
clothes together for a rope and elide to the
ground. There are at least a half dozen
other boles in the wall through which Mil
ler could have aiade bis escape just as easily.
We submit that there is no need for a &00,-
OtO jail but there i an "argent and 'pressing j
necessity for a aew bniWing or at least or in
the improving and reroodeling of Ae'cis-j
pra"eful and insecure oW structure. Sker-
iff Winters upon learn in f Miller's escape -
at once started for hit, Miner' J, hotne below j
ing him, . . .
There were verv few changes of residence -
and places of business ia Somerset an tbe i tbe engineers of tbe company have begun
1st of April, Abbot those that moved 1 survey iegg routes from a point near Con
are the following: Messrs. David and Isaiah 1 nellsville,in Fayette county, toward Wheel
Pile moved fneta the 'tMwcsba.4iW'ftieir f: This action of the company explains
residence on Tnion street; Mr. T. Stone- j why the line from Laurel Hill west to the
braker vacated the Pile Loose and moved j Feeir'rkey has never been located. If tbe
into his residence, which a recently purr Sotfh Penn goes JoJ""bee!rg and. thence
chased from Mr. Jacob Leshart, West ' west, the road from Laurel Hill west most
street ; Mr. Milton Jb took Slaw
the Fetter rropertv. on Turkey foot
c V , .
street ;
Mr. X. B. McGrin moved into Mr. Charles
Robinson's new kouae. en Main Cross street;
Mr. Wm. B. Sbafcr moved into Mr. David
Piles bets. n rnfoa street. MSr AbraSain
McJSwBTe froaxbj
racatea oy sir. n. d, cnaier, on v uhkm i
street ; Mr. Daniel E. Davis toot I Jsawsicu
of tle Frederick Gilbert property, oa Patriot t western end can be completed in a abort
street; Mf.Smonl"ky rvediitoarcJtoc has thus tar been
uo of Mas. aiana , Tfciea boose, aa ra-i
tnot street; Mr. Richard Yooght motSfU is erpected now that tbe road will be
into tbe Hoiderbacaa piiauli,
en Mai
street : Mx. A. X Bellman moved from Ad- j
discs township lata Mr. Boyd boose, a j
Patriot streat ; Messs Joan JB. Sctdi axd
Vaienune ilay movea uer u CBtt mii
the rotm rece&tlT vacated bv J. j. Ode. I
Esq.. 'a Ed McDowell" boiiling, on Main; a single back. Many of tbe grades bare
Crossscrjeet; Mr. H. F. Schej moved bis 'been anade lbter, and everything done to
law oftce rnio a roonS on ft serxdid fl-f
. t r.Lw huuJ.
Lis former office.'
CosrxrKsrcs ltns,
April casta In like s lamb,btrt isnotkeeo-
ing np the repctalion. "
..Last Wednesday was a lively day in town.
oWicg to some nineteen families changing
residence. "'' '
The suar season k expected to be abort,
bet very sweet- The amount of water
gathered yields an nntuaal ampant of su
gar . '"i'
The season so far is a remarkably healthy
one, there being no fevers of any kind, ex
cept, as the warm wind of spring come on,
the eil fever is beginning to develop itself ;
bwt as that is more dangerous to the money
pane thsa him,1 she aetors bare little t
hope for ia that, direction.
Vule ClcveLarid has two backbones, he
wiil have none left to leave the White
House with. Tbe two Samuels, whose fin
ger marks are to be seen in the administra
tion, are doing all in their power to stiffen
the one end. but while they are doing this
the brigadiers are punning the marrow oat
at the other end, an j before another presi
dential campaign it will be but a bunch of
dry buses, without any sap in 'ecu.
- Confluence, April 6, ISog. ' X-
Fbses's Boos Srosii This well estab
lished, old and reliable Book Xews and
Stationery Store was mered an February 2,
I.vnd, from Its oll cracrped and insufficient
quarters to the large elegant and convenient
store room directly opposite Cook
liVrits.-. Ia these commodioos qnarten
specially fitted np for its occupancy the
stock of books, new, and stationery has
been Tery greatly enlarged. Special atten
on wiil be paid to l&e wnoiesaue craoc.
hool Books. School saroUea. Paper. En
velopes, Inks Pens. Almanacs, i'enois.
Blank Books &. will be bocebt in larre
quantities direct from manufacturers which
will enable this establkhme&t to job to town
and country merchants at such figures as
f ivH make H advantageous to boy there.
.j..- Tered. Always for
... ... .
of Poetical wok Histories, books of Trav
el, Xovels, Lutheran, and Disciple hymn
books, Ihctitinaries, Child rena Toy books,
Magazinei, Reviews. Paily papers, Story pa
pers and a general line of reading matter.
Pay school, and ; Sunday school Eeward
Cards. Lawyers and Justices blanks. Blank
Books and Marriage Certificates. Mail or
ders solicited. """" Chas. H. Pisbes.
SoEsrr Xotx This School will open
its Spring term, oa Monday. April 30. 1SS5,
and continue sixteen weeks, wilh a vacation
near the Fourth of July."
Broacaet Taiey'ii Aiy the students may
desire to pursue, the ability to take np any
particular study being left to the judgment
of the Principal. Special classes will be
formed at the desire of six students.
Aa extra charge of two dollars for either
Latin, Greek or German.
Jtrnai For the entire session Xormal
Oarve. .0.
Single Term, Spring or Fall, Xormal
Coarse, $3.00. .
Intermediates, entire session, $6 00.
Intermediates, Single Term, Spring or
Fall. M.C0.
I Teachers will do well to bring all their
text boks, for reference.
Boarding may be obtained in Somerset as
I cheap as in other towns of the County.
.Spatial rates are giren to "boarders by the
meal," or to those wishing to leave on
isnrjg to leave on in-
day evenings. Eiaminadons will be held
by the County Superintendent at the dose
of tue Terra.
For further particulars call on or address
. A. C Hojjut.
Principal of Schools.
WiTaon a ScMMxa. The year 1S16 is
said to have been without a summer. Says
our informant : ' January lsl6 was mild, as
was also February, wilh the exception of a
few days. The greater part of March was cold
and boisterous. April opened warm, but
grew colder as it advanced, ending with
snow and ioa and winter cold. In May ice
formed half an inch thick, buds and Bowers
were frozen, and corn was killed. Frost, ice
and snow were common in June, Almost
every green thing was killed, and fruit was
nearly a3 destroyed. Snow fell to the depth
of three inches in Xew York and Massachu
setts, ana ten inches in Maine. July was
accompanied by frost and ice. On the 5th
ice was formed to the thickness of window
glass in Xew York, Xew England and parts
of Pennsylvania, and the corn was nearly
all destroyed in certain sections. In Angus
ice formed half aa ineb thick. Corn was so
frozen that a great deal was cat down and
dried far fodder. Very little ripened ia the
Xew England and Middle States, Farmers
were obliged to pay H and $6 a bnahel for
com in 117 for seed for the next spring's
planting. The first two weeks nf September
were mild ; the rest-erf The mouth was cold,
with frost, and Ice formed a quarter of an
inch thick. October was more than usually
Bold, with frost and ice, Xorembee was cold
and blustering, with snow enough foe good
aleighing. Perember was quite mild and
comfortable.''
fe.vniT Sea ool Cor trnos.
Tbe members ef the Hooverrville Luther
as pastorate wiil convene at Latnbertsvilie
oa atarday, April 13, 1SS5, to hold their
Third Quarterly Sunday School Convention.
TfclloTia is the programme :
.First sessioa. 9 a. a. Devotional exercis-
conducted by Philip Berkebile; Music;
"aidress of Weioome,- James Lambert; Re-
f use, by L. Kountr and L. B. Manees ;Ma"
a ; General business ; Music ; Question :
BtaveonT Sunday School Conventions prov
ed a benefit to themselves, and to the schol
ars? Joan H. Beits. Araaniah Lobr. C W.
Williamson and Albert Lambert. Queries.
Second session. 2 f. a. Mastc; Question:
Poes the Sunday School produce as good a
work as it did ia former days ? A. Wecb
tenheiser. C. W. Weile, Abraham Lambert;
Music; Question.- Should the Superintend
aat appoint the teachers for the classes, or
the classes choose their teachers? M. L.
Pricker. J. B. ITajraer. Joea Lambert,
Third session, T T.' w. ; Music; Question,
What is the difference "between "Church
Disci pTroe" and Church Doctrine" John
X. rnrnb f Mnsie" Qoestion. When tbe
school bas completed tbe session, sbonld the
Superintendent review it to the school?
Jonathan Lambert and L, Koontz, Queries.
. Vie cerdiaii v - ia vtt members of all de-
nominatims to join with as is making this
convention a saoeess, . 1 ' - '
tr i. i : Mxavm lopxa.
Job Koorrt.
Li Il.Mawwsa,--"
Wniiaa ttorsxi.
-lommiUe-
-Ttis Son a Frs. A few days ago theX
Sotflh Penn Company got a charter for a
bridza over the nver at Wheeling, Since
be located with this objective point in view.
A prominent engineer lately said the South
Penn Lad its road comilrted to Pittsburgh,
and that thev were tow working with a
view pi grains other, western connections.
JTm. thev cooid. da bv running to Wheeling-
who has charge of
uie Somerset uitimoq. saia a ew umjm agv
t reporter of th'Connellsviae Czmritr; "the
wwe enooch to be deliberate in ue maiier.
completed next year, and for tbw reason j
you can depend upon it that tbe route from
Laurel Bill to the Pittsburgh, McSeecport
aad YoagbiogbenT road will be definitely
aeaoM w.uus ue e tv lnwuia. ia
road Will be completed as fast as possible as
V, siot ihe speedy completion of the roa d
TUl
done, tbe grades will be brought up
and tee second track bcHt at leisure."
M us Mamie Thl is hotac spending tbe
Easter wscatioa. ..
Bancaxsa Warmaa. Caving bought
aa immense stock of Aawrieae Watches at
the depressed prises, I ass selling then at
prices never besore quoted. Wallham, EL
gin, Springfield' and Jtockfbrd movements
in Solid Silver cases at $3, $10, 12 and tit.
Every watch guaranteed.
E. McPowau, Jeweler,
Soanerset, Pa.
Via Mam ft Main Streat, W have
just added a large Refrigerator tc oor Meat
Market in which all meats eaa be kept coo
and clean. Matxoa, Beef. Fork; AeL, kept
constantly on band. Open daily. Parties
buying meat ran have it kept in the Refrig
erator until wanted.
Eass Pavts A, Co.
We are hrw&jotg bow ia fact we are t&cmt
ig about oor carpet-rooaa. There never
were half as many carpets ia one room in
Somerset county before, as you will find at
J. B. Snyder k. Co-'s now. Brassds at SOc,
55c, etc, 65c, and 75c, and beautiful flowered
carpet from 30 cents a yard to any pnee you
want to pay. We will surprise yon in
prices. All we aak is to call and be sur
prised.
A Woed TO Fabxzbs.
It is generallv cooceded that grass seeds
grown ia the west are cleaner, and contain
leas of the weed than those harvesttd east of
the Ohio river, therefore we direct your at
tention to the tact that oar stock of seeds
consists of none other than choice Western
Clover and Timothy, at prices comparative
ly low. Home, or Eastern -grown Cover,
can be sold at 00 cents to $1 per bushel less
than choice Western, and farmers who pre
fer Eastern a.M and leave their orders with
us, wili be accommodated with as little delay
as possible. EespectfuTiy,
Cook dt Bmm.
EutoviU- Mrs. M. M. Tredwell Co.,
will on Thursday of this week remove their
stock to upper room in Mammoth Block oae
door south of Cook A" Beerits and opposite
J. B. Snyder and Co.'s dry goods store.
This room has been fitted np wkh shelving
and counters ia the beat approved style and
especially adapted throughout, to their bus
iness. Oa their removal they will open a
large and entirely new stock of Millinery
comprising all the Spring styles from Xew
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Ia ad
dition they will display an extensive selec
tion of Xotions, Trimmings, etc We ex
pect oar old patrons to find as in oar new
rooms, and will make it pleasant for tbem
and the many new acquaintances we expect
to call. M. M. TaxrwixL fc Co.
Mr. Moxiah leva.
The literary society at California closed
with the schools. It was asoocess, being
both entertaining and instructive.
The coming wheat crop bas been consid
erably damaged by the late frost. Farmers
do not expect more than half a crop.
David Miller is making preparations to
build a bank barn ooe hundred feet long.
He has nearly all the necessary material on
the ground.
Oat brass band bas not been called to act
ive service this spring yet, bat we hope the
boys will take up their horns before long,
and make the air ring with music
Oor farmers improved their time during
the winter by hauling lime. Lemon Miller
and J. J. Zimmerman have each hauled
over two thousand bushels of slaked lime,
while many others have hauled lesser
amounts.
Our schools have nearly all closed. They
were tutored by young aaea of good ability
and morals. Quemahoning can boast of
having as good schools as any townahip in
the county. The fact that she pays as high
wages as any, may account for it.
OnsssvEs,
Following is a report of the Brotnm
school, " in Somerset township, for the term
of five months, ending March 27, iS5
First month . .
amber in attendance, males 13, females
la, total 36; per cent of attendance, nudes
95, females 92, total 94 ; number of visits by
patrons. 2; by directors. 0.
Second month Xomber in attendance,
males females 20, total 12; percent ot at
tendance, males 9D. females SI. total 90 ;
number of visits by patrons, : by direct
ors, 0.
Third month Xumber in attendance.
males -i, females 19, total 43 ; per cent or
attendance, males S3, females S3, total S3 ;
number of visits by patrons, 6 ; by direct
ors, .
Fourth month Xumber in attendance.
males 22, females 19, total 41 ; per cent of
attendance, males 89, females 91, total 90 ;
nnmberof visits by patrons, 9 ; by directors,
0 ; by County Superintendant, 1.
Fifth ' month Xnmher ia attendace,
males 17, femares 14, total 31 ; per cent of
attendance, males SS, females 66, total, 91 ;
number of visits by patrons, 14 ; by direct
ors, 0. ;
The term just closed was very pleasantly,
ond we believe profitably, spent with both
citizens and papils. It has been to me the
most pleasant of any term that I have taught
since I have been in the profession. The
citizens, with bat few exceptions, were in
terested in the attendance and progress of
their children, and to these I tender my sin
cere thanks for their co-operation in the pro
gress of tbe school. Success to yon all is the
wish of M. R. Both ix,
Teacher.
Albilkke, Kas Maaca ISaS.
Enrroa HcaALa: I wish to say a few
words to my friends and comrades of Som
erset County, and think nay best war of
doing it is through tbe Hxkau's columns.
I have been here in this city about tea
days, and to my utmost surprise find this a
place of much more importance than I re
ally expected. It is now incorporated a
second-class city, and the prospects are that
ia the coarse of another twelve months i
will be placed on on the record as a first
class city.
I would say to those wbo bare any idea of
ever coming to Kansas, come soon, as every
day tbe valne of land is increasing; but
there are thousands of acres yet to be im
proved. Tbe schools here are of the finest kind.
In this city there are now about twelve
hundred names enrolled. Think of it, in a
town not 17 years old! seventeen years
ego, I asa informed, there was only three or
four bouses here ; now the business bouses
are as nee buildings as I ever saw ia mv old
home in Pennsylvania.
Xow. I suppose, in Somerset County you
are having a good time boiling sugar, and
tramping mod. Here farmers are busy put
ting oat their spring crops. . Some, I pre-
reume, are through with their oats seeding.
Tbe wheat fields areas green as I generally
saw them tbe latter part of Aprii Of coarse
grain is selling at a low figure here, bat it is
as good as a treat to sea tbe hundreds of
bushels of corn lying nnorlbbed, and the
many head of cattle sorrounding it. This is
the wsy, and only way to consume the vast
amount of grain raised here.
One word as to how this dry is located.
It is one and a half miles north of the Smo
ky Hill river, its western boundary being
the saad bills ; oa the north H is bounded
by a level plain, and on tbe east tbe same as
north. Waea I aay plain, 1 mean a irvei
country as far as tbe eye can reach.
I am among Peoasy Ivan ians, aad good
old solid Republicans, at that
; W. H. Hoos.
aTARBIKP.
LAJTDI3 SHOBER- At Berlin, Pa on
Sunday. March 29, lSS5,at Berlin, Pa., by
aiev. jonn u. ajMpper, sir. t-Tru Wesley
Landts to Miss Exemena Virginia Sbober,
both of Berlin, Fa.
DIED.
KIMMEL. Ia Btooycreek Township, this
Oonnty. oa Tuesday, March 31. 135, Tida
Mi, wife of Rev. Joseph L. ahmi aged 25
ears, Smoatba and 21 days.
' Superintendent of Public Instruction E.
E. Higbee bas mailed to aO county, dty and
borough school superintendents ia the state
circular, with suggestions as to tbe Arbor
Bay exercises of April lGUs. The circular
suggests that every teacher organize bis
school for the work, and, ia consultation
with the directors, have the grounds proper
ly prepared and holes ready for trees, shrubs
flowers and vines ; that the co-operation of
the whole neighborhood be asced : that
some sort of forma! exercises mark the oc
casion, and that such trees be selected for
planting as grow in the respective neighbor
hoods.
Tbe best way to secure general action in
the matter is that adopted by State Superin
tendent Higbee, who is trying to rally tbe
children of the public schools to take an in
terest and co-operate ia the nutter. He bas
requested all the County Superintendents to
impress the subject upon their teachers, di
rectors and papils ; and from his circular to
tbem are taken these hints which are of gen
eral interest.
Select mainly such trees for planting oa
school grounds as grow well in your imme
diate vicinity hickory, walnut, sweet gum.
dogwood, button wood, ah, basswood or
linden, birch, locust, willows, toliptree.pines
larches, firs and others too numerous to
mention. For shrubbery and vines mock
orange, spireas. the burning bush, dentxia,
Iicacs, wigeCa, hardy rosea, honey suckles.
Virginia creeper, wistaria, the taeoma, and
others, which will give variety and greatly
increase the attractiveness of the school-
bcildings and its surrounding of grass plot
and greenery.
As to the exercises of Arbor Day, these
may be quite informal, if that shall seem
best the essential purpose being the plant
ing of trees, shrubs and vines ; bat it would
be eminently proper, where arrangements
can readily be made for a formal program,
to make this also a prominent .feature. Tbe
reading of a selection from tbe Bible, prayer
by a clergyman of the neighborhood, read
ings, recitations and songs by the pnpiia,
aa address by the teacher or other citizen of
the district interested in the work of the
day, will afford variety and serve to rendet
the occasion more interesting and impres
sive. Let every teacher organize bis school for
the work, and. in consultation, with the di
rector, have the grounds properly prepared,
and holes ready for trees, and shrubs and
vines, and Cowers. Solicit the co-operation
of the whole neighborhood. Should the
day appointed prove inclement and unfit
for the work, postpone it until the follow
ing Saturday.
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Carracsad by Coca a Bzxairs.
BBAixaa is
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MiyVFACTttElS OF
PURE BOHE MEAL
AXD
DISSOLVED BONE.
These Grades af Phosphate Xaaaiaetnred aad
kept Constantly w Hand :
Aamoolated-Baw-Boaed.
Phosphate.
KXCELSJOM,
ACIV, - -
Oar factory is aswta operation, tamadialely
Scib of tbe tcwa of Somerset, oa tbe ItM of tbe
uU Suaeraet k Jftneral Point Bailmad W
auaaiactor bum bat
STANDARD GOODS
Oaarantee'all that we tare oat. Our FertUixan
an Um
BEST IN THE MARKET.
Oor foreman. J. A. Johnson, vat wtth Joafeaa
Horaer. of Haiti mw ti. ier ear tt ream. Tb ea
Mdtj A oar Factory it toas per dav. Wotaaa
Buses la excba&s ft Phosphate. Farmer aot
otbeneaa wako awuj by gatbertBf tpail old
brae ca then premise, aad brhtgiaa; eam ta a.
Ail w aak ia that oar Owls
22 OTTZZ'i A ?m T2L&L,
With aay aad all other oflered ia tbe market.
W an bet w star, aad ur sod ap-k lu
tbemselve W bar arft-claa rallroaui laeili
tit lor (bippiBg.
KfALL OXVEiS riLi.ED PMOHrTlT.
Ia Mndinr roar order, addres
mm mwm :i
apnwm. SOMERSET. PA.
DR. J. M. L0UTHER,
PHYSICIAN A XD DR UG GIS T,
SOMERSET. PA.
The Purest and Best
PBTGS, PAJXTS,
OILS. YAXX1SHIS,
PATENT JCEDICIXrS,
STATTOJTEBT,
f- -,
rpt tnttnOf ra kad, sad ii at tie
. VERY LOWEST PRICES.
Star and OaV oa Haln Suutt, tbr doosr
East e( tb Somcmt Hons. Somcnwt, Pa, A
sban of tbe aUe pammaf is rerpaeUally a-
lidteii. taii aau upect mj staca.
J. M. LOUTH ER, M. D.
gHEEIFF SALE.
By vtrtae f eertaia writs of Fl Fa baaed wt f
the Coart of Oman Press of Si iai ml Ceaaty,
Pa., aad ts v direetad, tbere will b exposed u
petMie ai at tac Coart Boa la Bonnet Bor-
oagn, ra, oa
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22, 18S5,
at 1 o'cloek r. a all tb rbzht, titl. tntneat aad
daim of W. H. SoUers. aad N. P. XaaK, of la
and to tb fkUewma eartbd real astata, vtz :
A eertaia tract ? mad dtaate la Vpaar Twr
kejloot Tewaabtp. 6 rut OMslT. ,. eaa
taialDgSl acre BMrcar leas, adiotakia; mad of
Jaeuo AtfutiM oa u wt, Baiut. aad oat
Saiiroad oa U Nona. DavM Hntetiaaab and
XiuUHelkiekaikza8otta,wka
a larn itrwmj; warn Una Mill baring H
tb lata miti mania, SaNnSiag tsaaewjiniwM.
t It, aad rwa by warns o am, wttk a LaaVl s
doable tarabtmvwaaclw largaa fimewl.
lis boa, MM, aad tbe nttrwiliimwi tana,
oa mm, wiia imm affmncaaaoc.
Takca ia ueooakm aa tb properrr af W. H.
SUn aad K. p. Kaaat, partaen iotas Tn ilmi
a Seller a aTaast, at tb aait.af Bobnt Tajkvr
aa nw aim.
VoncavAn parsons mmaaatag at the abova
aal will plea tak aotio tbat a part f tb
f sal wlfl ba reqaawd as saaa a tas anerti
m kaoekad dowa, otaerwia It will be acaaa-
oM to j a tana t ta am pa tn.
Tb rmtdf Ib.'jaii saw moaeymast b paid a
r bekic tb oaarmaOoa f dead, aad a aoad
ii in Hi i mi all la 1 1 sinilfm tin mimij In
pan la fait.
joafk W7STZRS
auru
i
aad by
bv
UBMdi at lanr
taat wiu mart va m war
mat win ai c onaat nw s amwnaw ti
jTtklnemta lairlm. All abort ttS
tn praasau iiu aaea aas. Aavat waatM eoarr
war.reitbKx.ofaU an, for all taa tat.
ar epar tzat oaly, to mark hv a)M thafer n
mw, rtrutMi mv au wrar iiiimiit a.
ant DuatdciaT. H. Uaxaar ft Co, Porvbual.
EDO! BOO!
0UB SECOND ARRIVAL OF
New Spring Goods,
CONSISTING OF
m fin nmmi elshi
ILALT tiSHIEEES 943-003 WHTHS
AT
GREAT BARGAINS.
Our Black Giiks
AT
$1.00, $1,10, $lia. L58, f L73 and $i00 are
DECI1ET BARGAINS, aad are the
Leading Makes, that will STJLSD
TBE WEAR. ASD SOT CUT.
tsJbI W lal-TE 0P
PLAIX SILKS,
CHECK SILKS.
BROCADED SILKS,
STRIPED SUMMER SILKS
FROM 40 CEAE? TO JU-X
NEW CASHMERES
IX ALL THE XEW SHADEA
LANCTRY SUITINGS
IX ALL THE POPrLAR SHADES.
1 Line of 3d-Iocb Cashmeres at 25 Cents per
Yard, all the Xew Shades. 1 Line of
Fancy Erocade Dress Goods, at &
Cents per Yard. 1 case of Plaid
and Striped Dress Goods, 21
inches wide, at 9 Cents,
a Great Bargain. 1
lot of Fancy
Dress Goods
at lOCts.
Ir
Yard. 1
tot of plain Dress
Goods at 121 Cents per
Yard. One lot ot Plain Dress
Goods at 15 Cents per Yard. 1
lot of Fain Dress Goods at IS Cents
per Yard 1 lot of Plain Dress Goods at
22, and 25 Cents. A handsome line of
NEW GINGHAMS,
13 ALL TBE SEW STTLES AT It, ASV IS
Cr5Ti VMESS STTLES AT IS CESTS.
New French Percals
LIGBT ASB DAtE COLOXS.
Xew Indiso Bine Prints !
1 Casa cf Standard Irhts that wa Cf-
ferat 4 1-4 Certs, thatan &ood.
1 Caj of Standard Prints, that we
Offer at 5 Cent.
A HANDSOME-LINE OF
WHITE GOODS
rjtOJf S CI.VTS TO CESTS.
In Chectt, Plaid, Plain and Stripe
all Orrr-embroidered Hamburg?,
Lact to Mah h.
A FELL L1SE OF SEW
Napkins, Towels.
Tickings, SMrtings,
Table-Linezx, Bedspreads,
Tickings,
Shirtings, &c
MEW LACES,
SEW COLLAMS.
SEW B0S1EMT,
SEW COtSETS,
SEW SHAWLS,
SEW SMUTS.
SEW BASDKEtCBIEFS,
SEW XMBMOIBEEIES,
LACE CURTAIXS
In Pairs, at $1.00, $1.25. $1.50, $100.
$2.50, and $3.00, in Crean. and
White.
L.VCE CURTVJXS
Bj the Yard at 121, 15. IS, 20, 25,
30, 35, 40 and 50 Cente, in
Cream and White.
A FULL LINE OF
In Plain and Fancy Colors.
shuts. cotXiis. rt rr
MASDKEtCBlEFS, SECE WEAK,
F LAS EL SHUTS, lie.
ALL, XEW 8PRINO STYLES.
CARPET CHAINS,
IN WOOL, LINEN AND COTTON.
Parker & Parker.
WE WILL OPEN
THE
CAEPET TEABE
of 1885 with prices of the differ
ent grades of goods lower than
ever known in Western Penn'a.
We need hnt quote prices of
two grades to convince the pub
lic. Tapestry Brussels, 50 cts. a yard.
Body Brussels, 1.00 a yard.
These prices are without prec
edent and the goods are the best
value for the money in the mar
ket. People of Somerset, take
advantage of the low prices now,
to recarpet your dwellings.
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN,
113 and 115 Clinton Street,
0HNST0WN. PENN'A.
BOYTS, PORTEE & CO.,
Brass and Iron Founders,
rers of liners' Supplies,
WATER ST., OPPOSITE B. d O. DEPOT. COS SELLS VI LLE, PA.
MANUFACTURERS OF THE
YOUCH STEAM PUMP, Vmsi
.i rJ?f"ZZ f "
"ii 'V' -'- Hi-;i..h-Si JT-
For Coal Mines, Furnaces,
Turn-Table Dump Cars.
Stone Picks,
LAPaRIES. PIT CARS, COKE SCPaAPERS. COKE BARROWS. COKE
OVEN FRAMES, R- R. FROGS, BRIDGE BOLTS. SWITCH
STANDS, MILL GEARING. PULLEYS, AND
SHAFTING.
Heavy Castings arid Forging ; Sheet-Iron Work ; Machinery of all kinds bnilt an4
repaired at short notice. niay?-lyr.
4
DCOISED BT
SE3TISTSi3
PiiTTICiLLI
ikrkVas WtAatii
TH 'K STCXE.
Over 500
Beautiful
DealcTM.
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J a Clrc ilirZm
MONUMENTAL BFfCKT: COMPANY,
DO NOT
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1?Sammm -.r
Watches and Silverware
TJISTTII. YOU HYE SEEN THE
FINE NEW STOCK
W. II- WOOD'S,
No. J3 R -A TTR. BLOCK, SOMERSET, PA.
H. BOWERS,
BAKER AND CONFECTIONER.
someksett pa.
Havlae takes rbars of tbe prcifMrtv aad 6x
rre ( lb Bakery lurmeriy w rxlttrted by Albert
Kecke. aa4 reeued an-1 rerarclbd tbe . I
am tw prepared t furnlb lb ptUe wnm mrj
tbla ta my liae. Meai tarauned fct all boer.
ea Maori aodee. aad at teaahw rai. W
hav oaiaall7 a baaj tb ebeet-em
CROCERIES AND CONFECTIONS,
Aad ar prepared ta frnik partlea kta seealr
ae wl:a ,rjUil ta w line. O'v. a eail.
aTarU. H. BOb'tES.
FARMERS,
IMPROVE YOUR STOCK !
Tb Impcrted Clydcadale Ecrse,
BAHOK,
WHl stand arts aervtff Mares tbneub
tb ea at US&, at my tana aa mile a. f
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meat a b mad vrbea tb Bar. m kwi to b
mb ami. Aay paran parumr ttb er tailma ta
auead ith aa mcared mar will b bM r9pav
dbl Mr ta ei am ei. Proper ear wUI b Baa
a. KtHmejnalUtyhr a lalitim.
DEM MirTIOS .Bmrm m a beaattnd dark
bay. tmoeneS ftna Seatlaad t year ace, weigh
grjnnj TBI ia aa Mm aBaaama w ff. sa BaTB yrjaaBeaamemw' at a
ftad ttawv. ft Ium tftvper, a4 l ft liU
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JOSIA
ataaraa.
Machinists, and Hannfaetu-
Railroads, and Boiler Feeders.
Hoisting Crabs
Stone Wedges,
ItVillPayYou
To Bay Yew
Memorial Work
Of
e F. tMsr, SeetseI Mi
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
Etrrw Wrrk rrsiakrd a Shrrt Sttirr. in l.l
Cater. Al Afntjtr tb a BITE MMOSZEt
Perancs ia Bdf jrO.vrat.TT ST01X will
fiai a to their iatarost to eaii a ar sfcoo. wbaia
a amper f bovtsa will be a-trva tbem. aSta
forttm &Mratpd ta i -, Cum. sd rUCk
VEtT LQW. 1 mvtta Special AlUiuta 1 tb.
Wll'j Brs, Or Fn Ix
Iauwlaowl by KFV. W. A, OKTWO. a a Tx
eiilert Imprmiaesia pawt of MA TEHAL AM
VOfSTiLCTIOS. sd wblrb w Stla tab.
ta Popular M vnnyeet bar or Cbiamlils C'u.
mate. ,HtaiAULL
WM. F. SHAFFER
BITS YOUR
4DMINISTRAT0R'S NOTICE.
I f Hear Pvand. M. mtaofSlmda Tmp.
Niimui ml Coasty, Pa.
Letter ef utauumii'a ea tb abevs emata
Mtlat beea araamd ta tb aaaVemraad by lb
vnar aQiboni;. aotio m berby :va a.l
penoo tadeMed Ueaid eatae temaaa aamerll.
aw payment ad tacs barm; elalm anaa tb
am te woeai tbem aly astbeaUraiad kw
tmmaat ea Ttandar. tb Sbrd lay Apnl, IMS
atlbelaiarestdaae et iln aim.
JOPH CAPLE.
mans
A UDITOR-3 NOTICE.
UavtBar bea apvoiatad Asdttar by tbeOrr-baar
Cvart M 3imrin lBDty, Pa. a As Kww
meat aad ateertaJa lb aiswaat da tram tba
bin t tb MW, aa tbeer awU. aad mak a
eiMrUmtbaa e tbe bmd la tb beads mt Imrvt
Xammel.tb Cseeaurer Jab.) P Orady. e.'d,
IV ib tea. Oaary aa afcr il.
bareby flf BM-e tax eLI art a tba
,1UM tt aald aypentmi al ct 1 i-aV m Somer
ec Pa a Fndsy. Aped.S IbSh. at a caek:
. m ebea aad aaar aii 1 an x mwetrd eaa,
Ucad. J.LFIOH,
ABOlIiC
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
EMata f Lry Xaapp. de'd. lata ef J5err-a
T aeaamiCa, Pa.
Idtund Amaaamrauea atb ebeea eatatm
aavnm bMa fraatad t ta aadenlcaed by tba
prour aaxburKy, Bedra at bareby fm t aal
Mnail
1 uoaoaea w earn pjliii r
MTment. aadtk
will ! ibi m dmlv 1
derdcaed far mttmmint aa SetanUy. tb Ilia
day 1 AsrU Beat, at ta me meyjeae .! a.
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