Xhe Somerset Herald.
GEO. B. TLL Editor-
SXEltSESDAI"
Jane , Ms.
10 FEIMABY ELECTION.
r,. tUt Kftmoacmm r... -j
v.- mil! riease tike notice tnat e am.
fxed bv rule of the party rrverniiis;
. r 1 ,,-.r.- fnrnomiQ
, .tinntioemetlfc w
Kr.n eipireo, -
on for the several offices, the Coun-
r,,ranii:we hsve ubw
(' !-. named persons 'being the only
.,,, to c.2eri s we nominees oi u ce-
KcM prty for the following office :
Puor ITimM Director,
J. b C. Basso!, Soaerset Township.
U. Ccstib. bonierset township.
i'tifyitrt to .Sf'rff Cnnm,
Legisiative,
M li. A dab, Garrett,
W. H- Sassib, Somerset.
benalonai,
W. B. Fatusc, Somerset.
I r.CoL.w. J- K. SCOTT, '
retary.
aaoa
Is:
Chairman.
"-vl Waier at Boyd's.
riiiig Tfc'k'.e at Boyd's,
The fields !k lovely in aW
fsh liarJen seeds, C X. R.yd.
i-otier month and haymaking,
KatJya-' ! J- Hotderbaum's.
S:eei naiis at J. B. Holderbanra's.
tackle at J. B. HoMerbanm'a.
A-ictt'.toral implement areata are busy.
iTiwrfu!, bsppy and festive the birls.
Z ir! crp now seerus to be assured.
TL-e anet Cijran ia tow n. C. N". Eoy d.
Mjr-ciixed paint at J. B. HulJerbaam's.
Ytra.tr! ire complaining of thecnt worm.
a ,. is the elorioos Foarth to be celebra
e.i '
oils and varnishes at J. B. HoMer-
Jack Frost raid Ihii aectkm a visit last
week.
Judge Baer as holding court at Bedford
thia week.
Mr. Ed. F. Eari, ol Pittsburgh, spent San
day in Somerset.
An adjourned court was in session Thurs
day morning.
The senior editor of the Hkbalb is in Pitta
burgh thia week.
Our town is fast patting on it summer
dress, and already looks beautiiul.
That deJidocn fruit, strawberries, hare
once more made their appearance in oar
town.
The exploits of the "money banters" have
been the chief topic of conrersation the past
seTeral days.
The county jail it empty. Now would be
a good time to commence the repairs recoil
mended by the last grand jury.
Oar bachelor friend James L. Pngh, Eaq
returned Thursday from a ten days pleas
ore and business trip to Buffalo and Niagara
Falls.
' Go to Williams Gallery, Somerset, for
Fma Photowrapns. All styles, low prices.
Only place to get tune fnt-dam pictures for
SS cents.
Dot array. G. J. Beachy wilt be at his
Dental Kooeas in the Stun Building, on
Centra street Xeyersdaie, Pa-, from Friday
Jnne 12th to Saturday, June 90th, 13SS.
The cumer-etooe of the new Reformed
Church at Xeyeradaie will be laid on Wed
nesday. June 17, ISM. Rer. L. D. Steckel
will preach German at 10 o'clock. Rer. W.
J. Stewart will preach English at 1:30, after
which the stone will be laid.
Jean Wallace, the well-known Pittsburgh
vocalist, has lost her voice, and expresses a
fear that the may never be able to ting
again.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Coiborn left boms last
week for a trip to Harrisburg, Philadelphia
aal New York. They expect to be gone
about two weeks.
Custom Suits of Men's Clothing, ranging
in prices Irons t'.l to f 30. Measures taken;
6"0 samples to select from ; perfect fit
guaranteed, by H. G. HoLDraBAOf,
Manager Somerset Clothing Haass.
No. 4. Bur's Block, Somerset. Pa.
In Bedford county last week three fellows
who were dealing oat liquor to the men
employed on the line of the railroad now
making throagh that county, were arrested
for violating the t. 8. revenue laws and tent
to Pittsburgh for trial before the United
States Coort.
Meat Mabxit. Main Street. We have
just added a laree Refrurerator to oar Meat
Market ia which all meats can be kept coo1
sad dean. Mutton, Beef, Pork. Ac. kept
constantly on band. Open daily. Parties
buying meat can have it kept in the Refrig
erator until wanted.
Ross Davis A Co.
Mr. Lewis J. Callan. time-keeper for!
Shields & Dorwia, had hit right foot badly
cnuhed by being caught between two cars,
one day last week.
The G. A. R. boys had a lively and saost
enjoyable time at their Camp Fire Thurs
day evening. Many were the stories told
and the songs sung.
Mr. E E. I'atton't house on Patriot street
being poabed rapidly to completion.
When finished, it will be an attract) re and
comfortable residence.
at J. B. Ilol Jer-
PA.n
sa.::a s.
!:!. Iron and Steel
t;.. prunperts heavy crop of hay are
Gwto Vr. Vh'.' for silk and mohair tun
K.t Lileand silk Gloves cheap at Mrs.
a. rbix
T:i rsia showers lt we. z were glorious
f..r e CT'i
tofkir.a in great varietv very cheap at
A E, I'iil's.
Piin: bn!is and painters' supplies, at J.
I Hj'.VrU'im's.
l,mc an.1 short white dresses (or babies at
A. E. fill's.
Whea vi.a nwl pretty lace curtains cheap ;
r-.to M. A E Vhl's. " j
WL:wah. during and uoe bruslies at
JiT- H. H-iMerbaam's.
T.! motr.h of rose is now at hand, and a
it ittfi.! i.n it is. too.
.".E. Uie biasing rains, it is almost pos-
b!f to see f-jetaUon growing.
Try A;lstine fir walls and ceilings; does
c.-t nib cff. & 11 by C. S. Boyd.
Hin.ii n:e bite lawn lor uresses at It)
Riti ervard. at Mrs. A. E. Thl's.
Co to Mr. Til! s for your white dresses
crt trioimirpi to suit very cheap.
faints. 0.1 ar. l Yamithes, good g-xds at
v pricrt. C. N. Botd.
Punts niiied ready for use. all colors ral
iir.s. sv.ar. Pints and Pounds, C N. Boyd.
W'.sonw :b by the box or light, and cut
in '.-e or shape, at J. B. Hoi Jerbaan.'s.
Ia; es. reaiiy made white skiru, night
r' v. ctirmue and (isntalettcs st Mrs. A
. rt'a
Tielrare peach crop promises to be
H'apy imnense. irreaier than for a number
a" fears past.
Ei-wnator Cowan's condition grows more
trtkal with the lapse of time. It is feared
lie will not live much longer.
New dry g-tods, notions, trimmings,
s ores, stockings and millinery pxnis com-
( in this week. Mas. A. E. Thl.
Carpenter tools, blacksmith tixIs and
Eerisaaics' t.,!s of aU kinds. Only the
txt s aies and best quality at J. B. Holder-
b:n-.'.
I bTe just bought several lots of latest
:?' of hats, bonnets and MilliiKTV goods
r.ti can afford to sell them chesp because
tn.ht cheap. Mas. A. E. I'hl.
Tit; and packet cutlery, carving knives
fo-ks. butcher's knives and steels, razors
KT.-M.rs. shears, cork screws, etc A fine
l aea:tyourir.sction at J. B. Holder
taast'i. ?rles. shovels, hoes, forks, rakes, scythes, i
'r'sths. sickies. pruning-knives, sbeara. and j
"rru;?t of the sort needed, tmlv tee
st of it knd, and prices to please you st
n. Hjiderbaum's.
:s. screws, bolts, beads, tacks, etc A
- line of everything needed in making
rTtssa-T repairs around the bonse or farm.
rJ it will he to your interest to buy them
. B. K jiderbaum'a.
The best irraiies of B'.a.k Silks, Summer
- tt.n Eerbsrre. Cashmeres. Ginghams.
tber k:r.3s of drsss gotsls will be sold
bcap for thirty days.
Mrs. A. E. I'm.
A mortgse for IJO.OuO,) has been left
with Recorder Sbafer for entry against the
South PenniTlvania Railroad Company, in
faver of the Unton Trust Company, of New
York City.
A two-dollar-William was deposited in
the Borough treasury by a South Pennsylva
nia Railroad engineer, who thoughtlessly
stopped bis bane and buggy on one of the
principal crosswalks last Thursday evening.
The Grangers' Twelfth Annual Inter-State
Picnic Exhibition tor 1&5. will be held at
Williams' Grove, Cumberland County, Fa-,
from August Slst to September 5th, lv3.
For space for machinery, stock and privileg
es, address R. H- Thomas, Mechanicsburg,
Pa.
We had the pleasure of a call Monday af
ternoon fmm Mr. John M. Snyder, of Grun"
dy Centre, Iowa, editor and propr.cor of
Ikr Dnuitrbnu. a Dunker church paper. Mr.
Snyder was born and reared ia Somerset,
and is a nephew of Mr. N. B. Snyder, whose
family he is at present visiting.
A large force of hands are kept constant
ly at work, day and night, at the deep cut
near the Summit, on the S. i C. Railroad.
The contractors. Shields Dorwin, say that
by hard work this cut can be Cubbed by the
first of May next. It is being opened suffi
ciently wide for a double track.
Never go into a store wnere you are not
wanted. If a man wants yon to go to his
room he will invite you to do so, and if a
merchant wants you to visit his place of bus
iness be will invite you through the col
umns of your local paper. It is wrong to ic-
trude upon privacy ; don't do it.
Harper's for July will be largely an oot-
of-door number. Frequenters of Mt- Desert
will be delighted with a series of charming
poems, " Midsummer at Mt. Desert," by
Mrs Mace, of Bangor, Me by equally
charming ill jstrations by Harry Fenn, and
lovers of the Adirondacks will be pleased in
their turn with the paper on " Ampersand "
lake and mountain, also fully illustrated.
The fifteenth annual meeting of the Na
tional Eclectic Medical Association will be
held in Altoona on the 17th, l?th and 19th
days of June, 185. Also, the Central and
State Eclectic Medical Associations will meet
the day previous to the National, of which
Drs. Wm. Ranch and J. M. Loath er are
members. Tbey will be away from home
daring the above stated time, attending the
meetings.
BABuanrt isj Watchss. Having bought
n immense stock of American Watches at
the depressed prices, I am selling them at
prices never before quoted. Waltham, El
gin, Springfield and Rockford movements
in Solid Silver cases at $3, $10, $12 and $14.
Every watch guaranteed.
E. McDowell, Jeweler,
Somerset, Pa.
Readers of the Hekald living away from
Bookstores who desire to purchase the new
revised edition of the Bidle, can have copies
of the same sent by mail, free of postage, on
receipt of the retail price, which is $1 and ?-
for the two cheapest styles in cloth binding,
the latter being in larger type. Parties vis
iting town will find a full line of them at
my New Book Store, Somerset, Pa.
W. H. WrunzT.
An Erie faith -cure patient, who was sup
posed to have been cared by prayer, died af
ter all at the hocr predicted by the doctors.
His faith aroused a dormant will power and
strengthened bis drooping energies for the
time, but the collapse cams in due season,
and for good. '
Tbi Dvxkasj) as-vtax Mimxo. Forth
following condensed report of the doings of
the German Baptists at tbeir annual
meeting at Mexico. Juniata County, we
are indexed to Lb Huntingdon Lomi
Am : The business of the annual meeting
of the German Baptist Brethren began on
Tuesday at Mexico, Souiata County. Mas'
of the conference work was devoted exclu
sively to church interests. On the general
question of the skating rink ministers were
enjoined to discourage attendance upon the
part of the membership. The most import
ant featare of Heduesday't meeting was
the organization of the first woman's mis
sionary society known to the church. Mrs.
Ella J. Brumbaugh, ofHuntingdoo, Pa., was
elected president; Miss Lizxie Howe, of
Huntingdon, was elected secretary. Miss
Lizzie Miller, of Mount Morris, Illinois,
read many letters encouraging the missiona
ry cause. A number of the letters contain
ed missionary money. The temperance
commiue reported oa Thursday morning in
favor of petitioning Congress to pass the Na
tional Prohibition act. Rev. D, C Moooia,
of Virginia, chairman of the committee,
said that the Brethren Conference last vear
had been charged ' with giving its influence
to the liquor interest by voting down a pro
hibitory resolution. Elder J. Wise, of Kan
sas, said that the accusation ia not correct.
The Dunkard church stands to-day
where it stood one hundred years ago. In
17S3 it took action against intemperance and
no man can belong to the Brethren church
and be a distiller of liquor, a seller, or a beer
saloon keeper. This was the exciting ques
tion of the conference for debate all fore
noon, and spectators believed that it would
create a great division among the member
ship. Whea the standing vote was taken
four members stood np for the prohibition
clause of the committee. The deed for the
church property in Denmark, Europe, is in
the name of a missionary to that country.
The conference instructed the title to be
vested in the officers of the Rrethren Nation
al conference. At half-past four r. . the
conference adjourned to meet next year in
the Valley of the Miami, Ohio.
A Pars is fears. Ander Soloder, the
copper colored 'coon" who visited this city
about three weeks ago, dressed in a gaudy
suit of red, and passed as a converted Feejee
Islander and a lecturer sent out by the Epis
copal eh arch of Eogfatnd P) to raise funds
for Missionary purposes, is a fraud of the
first water. Before this "eater of human
flesh" had been here six hours his conduct
proved him to be drunken blackguard,
who "beats" his way by defrauding printing
offices and jumping board bills. On the
second day after bis arrival here he was bill
ed at our expense to lecture in the opera
house, but when the boor arrived for him
to appear he was so drank that he was un
able to find the building, and during the re
mainder of his stay be occupied hi time in
drinking whiskey and denouncing our citi
lated by heathens, or they wouldn't seod r A U DITOR'S NOTIClu
Bible agent through here every few weeks, j J f Hearr slr eac e.
Gentlemen, every fit roily in the township f -n,. MrvlMd. osTsVocfcai of Mssars. Coflmtt
has from one to half a doxen bibles in the! ?. fcevow spfnnmd by the Or
hocseand of other books a good supply, 1 .aTJTnNtu the ramie mtMsuKUortieiBnta,
and book agents are considered a perfect ;r. Hry S-K io4
,. i awr '.horn iaeail mailed tlwreto.hanst'V rUra
nuisance over this way. isnoeetbat he will st t4ietieraw taedatMSoT
, . . . . , j hta Mmiini at dMetftee of Maws. CnUnr
Deroration day was observed in the usual l0iVra. ta Soosmet. !., oa TUy. tt -A
manner in Ber! m ; ail the business nooses , aay r jwna. dm, at ur a.
WE WILL OPEN.
THE
and most of the private dwelling bouses
along main street were richly decorated with
flaics representing the true odors. Aaextra
large flag was Hosting frocu the room of
Mark Collins Post No. 344. The decorating
services were under the auspices of Mark
Collins Post and instructions from General
Headquarters were strictly observed. The
procession formed in the upper diamond at
two o'clock in the following order. 1st. G.
all 9rvms lnurtc4 ae t'n1 if tE- r ttuaS
proper. L.t'.tHLMs!l.
jaacX AliU.
TUTOR'S NOTICE.
X. pt
sens because they womld not ton oot end A. R. Drum Corps ; 20. 30 small girls carry-
ing wreaths and flowers ; 3d, Baldin brass
band; 4th, Post colors; 5th, Mark ColHns
Post ; 6th, Citizens. The procession march
ed first to the Reformed cemetery, where the
graves of our dead heroes were strewn with ;
hear him lecture in "fourteen different lan
guages." Aader said oa his bills that -'dur
ing eleven years of his infancy he had eaten
human Beta.'' which, of course, is net true,
but had be said that he was suckled on rot
gut whiakey, his fondness for the fluid at
the present time would have led the public
to believe that he was telling the truth. The
last we heard of the festive "coon" he was
in jail at Bedford, having been arrested at
Hyndman for drunkenness and disorderly
conduct. We warn our brethren of the
press to keep a lookout for this dead head
and swindler. Huntingdon Journal.
A valuable cow, the property of Mr. Aus
tin Keel, was struck by the engine of the
mail train South, at the North street cross
ing Monday morning, and thrown a dis
ance ol forty feet. The animal wa so bad
ly injured that its owner was forced to kill
it to put an end to its sufferings.
In Arizona any person who uses profane,
indecent, vileor abusive langusee, ortbreats
within hearing of women or children, is
held liable by law to fine or impriamenl,
We have seen places " in this neck o' the
woods " where a little law of that kind
would form a social oasis to people of finer
sensibilities.
George F. Baer. Esq., of Reading, spent
several days of last week in Somerset on a
visit to hit aged mother, who has been in
very delicate health for the past few months.
Mr. Baer says that his daughter Marion, who
bas been confined to her bed by sickness for
over eighteen months is slowly but steadily
improving, and that her ultimate recovery
is now confidently looked for. The young
lady's many friends in Somerset will be de
lighted to bear of her recovery.
One day last week two colored men in
the employ of McGovern 4 Fitxpetrick had
a difficulty, and the following morning
while the one was in bed. the other slipped
in and dealt him a savage clow on the head
with an ax. Ir. H. S. Kimroell was sent
for, and found the injured man in a precari
ous condition. His ear was slit in two and
there was a terrible gash along the side of
bis head. The party making the assault
skipped out before he could be arrested.
Fiu Prrrs. A paper bas established the
following rates for puffs;
To call a man a " progressive citizen,
when it is known that he is lazier than a
Government mule, $1,75.
Referring to a deceased citizen as a "man
whose place will remain unfilled." wben be
knows be is the best poker player in town.
2 17.
Calling a woman a talented and refined
lady, a valuable acquisition to society,'
with variations, $1.75.
Calling a man a liar during a campaign to
advertise him, 21 cents.
Calling a new made lawyer a "legal light
J of whom the profession should be proud,
$1.25.
An exchsngesays How sadly some.boys
begin life. Here is a Lancaster ceuoty lad
who, on Saturday of last week was sent to
the House of Refuge, the testimony before
the Court showing that he was dishonest,
disobedient to parents, and a bad boy gen
erally. There is, of course, a chance that the
discipline of the House of Refuge may save
him, bat the chances are that be will end as
he has begun ; that be will grow into a bad
man, an enemy of society, an habitual vio
later of law. and that he will come to a
shameful and probably a violent endT A
boy who wants to make tore of being a good
and useful man must be a good boy. If he
it honest, obedient to parents, the associate
of pure-minded companions, he will be apt
to be an honor to his parents and a credit to
his race.
Taa FisstStkxx Put Makibs. The word
Pen, in Holy Scriptures, refers to either an
iron style, or to a reed ; the latter being the
earliest form of pen used for writing on pa
pyrus. One of the earliest attempts to
make steel pens is attributed to William
Gad bury, England, who. for his own use,
constructed a clumsy article from the main
spring of a watch. Steel Pens were first
brought into use about the year 1803. James
Perry, of London, commenced to manufac
ture pens in Hit, and was the founder of
the firm named Perry & Co.. wbo are now
the largest pen makers in the world. Their
celebrated " V and Falcons for correspon
dents, and fine points Not. A. 0. 4 and 1073
for schools are. without doubt, the cheapest
rtarccT nest is rs they can be had from
all stationers. Sole agents for the United
States, Messrs. Ivisoa, Blakeman, Taylor A
Co, New York.
0TO1A-
beby was Vhk. we gave her Castoria.
iet iin was a cKid she cried for Castoria.
r-n sb was a 11., tbeclung to Castoria.
ffs bbad children she gave them Cast s.
i c s. bool. We will opeo a Normal
-- at Trsina, Pt. July r. ls5. For
rtK-aarsdl;re.,fillierolb. tubers at
-v-'.:o. fa
J. M. Bekket,
J. A. Bebkit.
S'stt. A r.cruberof valuable town
w- an be West end of Somerset, will he
v 4 8 iw d on terms to suit the por-"--
Address
Jobs H. Webeb.
Somerset, Pa.
vMtTn-I'-i"okL. The Merer-dale
si School wt!l be opened ia the latter
""ofJsly. TL session promises to be an
,m:r.t at;4 successful one. Any infor
w ai:ed will be furnished by address
af '-I principal
D. CEkvob, I
Mcyexsdtie, 1-a.
C!cn''T ';-ks at considerable less than St.
Handsosae black silks at
lr. rMaK'n. Dress goods of all kinds
jt , ,! TT low prices.
v . . si;k umbrellas, white dress
.iawaa, fans, etc
Mt. A. EJCbu
tr. .
is MaiiT Goods prndenty
v, "cmg of toe season." I
' we
Iv.
On Monday, the 13:h of this month a large
party, among whom are Mr. and Mrs. H. F.
Scbell. J. R. Scott, Era., and Mrs. H.S. Kira-
mell.ofthis place. Mr. John F. Nicbol, of ; ty-first Annus!' Meeting oftbe Pennsylva
Pleasant. Mr. C. B. Moore, of New Lei. & State Teacners' Associstion will be held
Mr. J. Q. Stewart, Chairman of the Exec
utive Committee, announces that the Thir-
inirton, and a number of others from' the
south of the county, start on an excursion
to Kansas City, Omsbs and other points in
the west, in charge of E. E. Patton, of the
Balto. end Ohio Railroad This excursion
will doubtless be a pleasant one. as the par
ty are determined io see all that is to be seen .
and size up the west generally.
The Bedford papers boast of three natural
curiosities, namely, a striped pig. a monster
calf and a nondescript calf. Tbe pig, which
is owned by William Colvin. ofSchellsburg.
is of a lead color with black stripes running
lengthwise on tbe body. Tbe elephantine
calf is owned by Johnson Harper: it tipped
the beam atl 17 pounds at birth. Tbe other
curiosity is the property ot Commissioner '
DiehL The top of its skull was missing, the1
skin forming the only covering. Te the
forehead a large ball or bag of flesh was at
tached by a slender tie ; it tell over the eye
and rested upon the nose.
Asotbbb BrosoBDCorimr Failcbb. The
Juniata Building and Loan Association of
Bedford Countv bas eon under. The lia
bilities are estimated at t4. and tbe as- anU of Tarioa eoaDt' offloen.
1 in the Opera House, at Harrisbarg oa Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, July 7th,
?th and 9th. Tbe programme has been care
fully prepared by the Executive Committee,
and all arrangements for a successful meet
ing has been completed. Orders for excur
sion ticaets on tbe several railnxi'ls can be
procured by addressing J. F. Sickel, Ger
man town. Pa., not later than J uly 'id. Ho
tels and boarding houses will make tbe
usual reduction in rates to members of tbe
Association. An excursion to Gettysburg
hat been arranged for Friday. July lOtn.
Fare for the round trip will not exceed one
dollar and twenty-five cents. An excursion
has also been arranged to Fortress Monroe.
Richmond and Washington, returning to
Harrisburg withia tea days. Tbe excursion
parts' will go from Baltimore to Fortress
Monroe, a distance of 118 miles, by steamer.
The round trip ticket will cost nine dollars.
Tba Westmoreland County Auditors, in
their burning ambition to make mighty
mountains out of miserable little mole hills,
have placed themselves in an ancomforta
poailioa. In reviewing and auditing the ao
able
lower
eat styles this week
and see them.
MSB. A.E. ItU
T 1
h"nm complete
WTsfj U,lrtted Stadehaker wag
T "M kei0 hollow -iron axle.
s, a, " rected for by Tncie
rebellion, and the splen
tvkJT dulic tbe war hat
taasd , " T-1
Csliaid 'w,'"bnrf H other.
. j"- try one, at J. B. Hoi-
' egon fully warranted. '
sets at SSl.flOO. Tbe crash came !ast Tues
day evening. The failure wss precipitated
by the failure of the Everett bask. Alex.
King. Esq .. attorney for the Association, bas
been appointed assignee. Rer. Carna. for
merly pastor of the Everett Methodist
Church, loses between two thousand and
three thousand dollars, the savings of years.
A wssherwoscaa kosrs several hundred dol
larsall that the had in the world.' Tfcs as
sociation was organized in I'd, and until
recently was believed to be on a sound finan
cial footing.
The State board of public charities bas is
sued a circular to the' President Judges. Di
rectors of the Poor and Cocnty Commission
ers, calling attention to tbe necessity of iso
lated buildings for tbe treatment of conta
gious diseases in hospitals and almshouses.
The circular says : It is the opinion of the
board that such buildings will be provided
for as at all fames, for cases of small pox.
scarlet fever and diseases of like natnra. i
But ia view of the possible advent of Asiat
ic cholera this summer we deem it especial
ly important at the present tisne, and strong
ly recommend the erection er prnctzrexnea
of temporary structures for thia purpose,
where it ia not the Intention to provide those.
of a more permanent character.
bave retosea to euow . certain expenses.
Recently ia auditing the returns of Super
visor John J. Baughman, of Hetnpfield
township, tey reported ha accounts about
$itX short. Tbe announcement of Mr.
Baughman't shortage created imssSili ulili
excitement. He ia a capable, trustworthy
gentleman. His friends were astonished,
and his bondsmen felt outraged. Execution
was issued against Banghmaa. Bia person
al effects were sacrificed at SherifTt sale, and
his bondVmea were notified to make good
the diSerecos between the f-',M0 and the
amount-realized by the sale of tba supervi
sor's property.
Investigation hat developed the startling
fact that the the Auditors had made a mis
take, and that Baughuaa was not a delin
quent. Tbe Auditors, to protect thesBselrea,
drew np a paper which they asked Baagb-,
In the mountains of Jenner townsnip,
about five miles back of Forward town a
party of seven men, Jacob Thomas, Daniel
Showman, Alex. Austin and George Gard
ner, brothers. Michael Lobr and George
Lobr, father and son, are camped, in dsily
converse with spirits from another world,
and keeping watch and ward over a spring
in a ledge of rocks, from which the spirits
hare promised to deliver them bushels of
gold and silver coin. For seyerai years
Thomas baa claimed te have knowledge
oftbe place and to have communicated with
the spirits, and on former occasions bas
made efforts to secure the gold of which the
spirits freely gave him glimpses. So con
stant and so frequent has been his inter
course with these spirits, that he seems to
have discsrded both his native Pennsylva
nia Dutch and English, and adopted the
spirit language, which bears a striking re
sembisnce to a mixture of the two with gib
berish in the proportion of one to seventeen
To the vain man of this world the spot
where the spirits have chosen to locate dur
inr their stay in this section, is a ronch
piece of mountain land on which a kili
jeer would starve, unless he carried a knap
sack in passing over, but to Thomas and his
companions, who look with the eye of faith,
it is peopled with mysterious forms whk-h
rise and disappear at frequent intervals.
One spirit is represented as a man of might,
seven feet tall and with arms and legs like
young trees, whose constant companion is
a headless woman. Thomas, whs seems to
possess the entire confidence of the spirits,
says that a number of years ago they, being
in tb flesh, robbed the coaches on the old
Pittsburg and Philadelphia turnpike, which
runs some miles north of this place, that
the money was then brought to tbe spot
where they are now encamped, and buried
that afterward the giant murdered all his
companions, in order that he might not
bave to divide the plunder with them, that
the giant died before the money was re
covered, and that now the spirits of the
dead, with one exception, smitten with
Thomas' charms, want to dehver the gold
to him; but tbe one recalcitrant
phantom bangs to tbe gold for
which he committed murder, for which
he is doomed to walk the earth, and con
tends mightily with his fellows for its re
tention. Several of these battles in which
swords clashed and shots rang while the
combatants breathed fire and slaughter, have
been witnessed by the terrified watchers who.
but that they bad been assured in advance
by one of the spirits that no harm should
befall them, would bave fled incontinently
from the spot. Wben Thomas first discover
ed the place, ykars ago, be was attracted by
a rock near the spring which seemed rich
with ore; he broke a piece from it with his
hatchet, when the spirits appeared, seized
his hatchet and commanded him to desist.
In the last spectral scene one of the good
spirits was seen to hit tbe big one such a
crack with a hatchet, recognized as Thomas',
as laid open his head, and rendenMaim for
tbe time aurs R cost&at. lnespejr ers de
scribe bow his companions draastvi his
wounds and led him from the field.
The story of the camp and its purpose has
become noised abroad and created no little
excitement, and when on Thursday night
the wives of several members of the party
who had been at tbe camp returned, with
Showman, wbo said that tbe spirits had or
dered all women to leave the camp, and
promised that as soon as George Gardner
would come, so that there would he three
brothers together, they would give up the
money, the excitement rose rapidly. Show
man at once tent to Jefferson township for
Gardner wbo arrived here after midnight.
wben tbey left for the spot where their
comrades kept guard. Two ex-county offi
cials, after interviewing Thomas' wife in re
gard to tbe matter seem to have become so
impressed that they awakened Mr. Jacob
Zetgler, wbo it seems had driven some of the
tame party to the spot last year, to ask j
what he knew about the matter. Mr. Zieg-
ler had not seen or conversed with any of
the spirits, bat having left his horses stand
:ng in the middle of tbe road which is here
very Barrow, was attracted by the sonnd of
an approaching team ; he hastily pulled his
team into tbe busiies to make room for the
other wagon, but to his great surprise, al
though the rumbling approached him and
be could distinctly hear the beat of the
horses' hoofs oa the hard atooe ot the moon
tSiO road, he saw no horse, bo wagon, no
driver. This phantom team passed up and
down the road tome twenty or twenty-five
times, until Ziegler. thinking the place un
canny, arose hastily away from the spot.
More than ever interested ia tbe matter, the
ex -officials hastily hooked np a team and
throwing a half bushel measure in tbe wag
on, set out for the scene of gold. Arrived at
the camp they anxiously mierrogated ittuc-
capants as to the whereabouts of tbe spirits.
whea one of the latter, pointing; to a tree,
said with aa involuntary shudder that, be
saw the air between hie eye and the object
become more dim. and condense, as it were.
into the faint appearance of a form, through
which, however, so thin and transparent
was the appearance of tbe phantom, that he
could discern tbe outline of the tree at
through a Teiaf fine crape; "There it ia,
don't yon tee ; It is the big one right there
by tbe tree. Now. tbe woman without a
head is by his side. What -can't yon 'see
them ? There they are." Showman pulled
a pair of spectacles from his pocket swung 1
them astraddle of Lis nose and declared- he
Who Shoclo go Wist.
Editor Herald: This is a free country, a
land of liberty. A man's travels are not lim
ited. Regardless of nationality, position or
color, provided with tbe necessary funds
one can be carried from centre to circumfer
ence of all lands over which waves the star
spangled banner of tbe red white and blue.
While our eastern cities, with their numer
ous industries and manufactories afford em
ployment for thousands of her citizens, yet
hundreds of willing, industrious hands are
left without employment. Others, living in
the rural farming districts, arriving at ma
turity, begin to lay their plans for the fu
ture and are non-plussed in theirefiorts.
Sons of toil whose lathers are the fortu
nate possessors of small farms, bought when
prices of land rated low but to-day are val
ued at from one to two hundred dollars per
acre. These homes offer no inducements
for ambitious sons; nor do they feel like
accepting chsrity from parepts now past
middle age, wbo by industry and economy,
undergoing years of toil, built up the home
with its beautiful surroundings as it stands
to-day. They should be left in peaceful
possession, enjoying tbe fruits ot their labors
in declining years. Their tons may be
many ; they cannot hold them a! way, nei
ther can they give each a farm and outfit.
The eastern farms, with improvements out
valuing the land, offer no inducements for a
beginner with limited meant. These are
tbe men we want ; not the parents past the
meridian of life, well established in their
homes ; not the merchant, who has built up
a permanent business, through toil and en
ergy in the town or community in which he
resides, as a country cannot well afford to
lose these. Not tbe contractor and manu
facturer who monopolize the trade, oppress
the poor, and respect tbe wealthy. Not tbe
broad-cloth, kid-gloved, salaried minister,
who will not condescend to pick up the
fieeceless sheeD of bis flock. Not the dude
of fashion, who thinks a sunbeam miht in
jure his complexion or mar his beauty for
ever. Ob, no! We do not wish to rob a
country of so useful an element. But we do
want honest, energetic men and women,
wbo are not afraid of contaminating them
selves with tbe western soil. ,
To the farmer the far west offers her broad
acra of fertile, unbroken soil ; to the stock
man, her prairies offer herbage, her numer
ous streams water for the sustenance of his
herds ; to the manufacturer and mechanic .
a good territory, as the demands of a new J
country are numerous. We want houses to j
live in, clothes to wear, and implements to
work with
advisers. In short, we want all classes of
flowers, then to the Lutheran cemetery.
where a like tribute was paid our dead sol
diers, and from thence to the cemetery
south of town, where quite a number of our
heroic dead are buried wbose graves were
all beautifully strewn with flowers. The
orator of the day, Prof. J. M. Berkey was
then introduced and delivered a very able
and impressive address. Tbe procession
then marched back to Poet Headquarters the
place of formation and disbanded. During
the march and exercises the bands furnish
ed very choice musie-
Now no Tarsi.
I In tb Toart aftMtMB 1
Wm. H S!Ienal X. I Plaaa of Somerset Co Pa.
P. 3iaast. Mrtmroto. fife. A slay T. IsSA. .11.
Ing haalneasajSclW j (Fl Fa.)
B Mutt i
tea April. IsH. avtedaat's real aetata told to
Jobs Araukl ler fl.Mu.SS.
Peter Maust
vs. S X. May T. 46. kU.
Xelsce P. Maast. (H Fa.)
Xfed April, lMsi. defnttaat't real estate toM te
John ArsoM fur tl.ieu.IM.
And bow sta Xar. lsss. oa petit low of Sheriff
Wlawrs clad, aad oa awtloa o V. Hay. auoraer
L. . U . .., . I . 1 1
I vi rvw, .... , .isvvuctn y 'id. ictt buiw
).. Aa1ilTU.tttritHi! tha rand ta the hands
f Juha Winters, SbertO, arutna; fma tbe sale ef
ins real mui i . . r . .vut, la aau rmMa;
those temlr ee!ttlc4 tharaie.
SsoaxaasT CotTrrr. SS.
Extract rrua tae reenrd, certified Mth
May.iasi.
S. B. CBrTCH FIELD.
ProthMMary.
I will aitsad ta the duties of the above asocial
meat at u office it V. Hat. Em . tnthe Kurowich
of Soiaerset, an Tuesday, Jaae SO, lssi. at 3
o cmi r. a.
ISAAC Hrurs.
janes. Aadiut.
MARRIED
PILE BARRON. On Thursday. June 4,
at tbe home of the bride, by Rev. John
II . Zinn. Mr. Wesley J. Pile to Miss Aman
da C. Barron, both of Xiddiecreek Twp.,
Somerset Co., Pa.
BERKEEir.K GEISEL. On Thursday,
March 13, l Sa3, at the residence of Mrs. 8j
san Berkebile, by T. O. Mock. Esq., Mr. Al
bert Berkebile to Miss Mary Geisel, both of
Shade, Somerset Countv, Pa.
M ANGUS SPANGLER. On Friday, the
24th day of May, l.-W. at the residence of
Harrison Coster, by T. O. Mock. Esq., Mr.
Curtin Mangos to Miss Barbara Spangler,
both of Shade, Somerset County, Pa.
JEGJL X0TICE.
Ta William A. Brntakar. of Peoria, ntlnota,
Joseph Brabaker. of New Cambria, Ksasaa.
Kate Fearl ef Joesstowa, Caaabrta County.
Pa., Lena Slater, ( Ottaiawa. Iowa, twtt of
Marv Will's hetra. vis: 5iare Witt aad Min
nie Wlttof Johastoera. Ca-stma Coanty. Pa,
ami Sarah W Alter, residue- at Ueti town, Cam
bria Ooantv, Pa. :
Yow are hereby eotlced that la perseanee of a
Writ of partitlue lamed oot of the Orphans' Coan
of Sotoerset Coaniy. Pa., i will hold aa iorraeetoo
tae premises, oa tae real estate ef AOranaia Mrv
haker. dee d, iltaate In fehads Twp.. Somerset
Co.. ra..oa Tuesday, the ;tb day ( Juhr. IssA,
whea and when jm can attend 11 yoa think
prt)r.
JOHX wnvTER.S.
SherifTt OnVa, I Sheriff.
May r, U8&. (
CAEPET TEADE
of 1885 with prices of the differ
ent grades of goods lower than
ever known in Western Penn'a.
We need hut quote prices of
two grades to convince the puh-lic.
DIED.
SHACUi. Oa Friday, May , 135, at
Waterloo, Iowa, of that dread disease, diph-
tneria, Emma M. A., daughter of Simon
Shaulis, aged 10 years, months and 16
days.
Mltain SSAStSASTT.
Obrreeted by Oooa a imm
ssALsaem
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR A
FEED
Apples, dried.
Apiebotter. ft gat....... .........
bran, fl 1
Batter fTMll).
Bacnaeatfl bub
meal, 100 fts
Beeswax fl ......
Baooa, shoulders, fl
eldee, -
eoantryhamsfik..
Cora, (ear) aew fl bushel. .........
" (shelled) old
- meal fill
Call ikina, fl ft
Eavs, f dis.
Hoar, bl
Flaxseed. be. ISO V
Hams. (raar-cnreo) fl ft..
Lard.fl ft
Leather, red sole, fl ft
- upper, -
: kip. "
Mldd!tB(fS.mad ebcp lot fta
Oats. f bo
Potatoes, fl ba (sew)
reaecea, aned, f m
roiae
40;je
ai oo
lie
4
eaSeesa etlH3
... ee
loe
12'
70S
r."."r!!."i'-"v
.......5 suae u
Tie
lliae
........... Jnj'.le
3oj.e
eoriiroe
TSWjsue
51 2S1 "
ST'tJAse
.H3
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"DRIDGE SALES.
The Coinmlst insert ef Somerset County WIS of
fer te let at pat) lie caury. ee the premier, to the
lew est iuu kh ohuacr, OB
TUESDAY, JCXE 23, 1SS5,
At lOo'elnek a. st. the atsxtmests for as ins
bridge ever Elk rnek. ahoat two hssdred feet be
low me Drwse. wnere toe pooue roe.tnvm .wey.
ersdele to Ssamaili Mills crosses sakt ftrem In
Sammlt Township.
ALSO
Sealed proposals for an Iron raperstrweture for
m aonve masoerr win ie reeeivea at toe iooa.
ailsaioner'i Ofhce aatils o ttoekr. a.. Jane a.
lsoi. The euperstrortare will be S3 ieet ke be
tween i no onatmeets. wtta a le-foef rooiway.
Plana aad sroeiniSaUona ems be seen at the Com
missioners office,
PETER prMBACLD,
ADAM C- LEPLKY.
JONAS SlcCiaNTOCK.
Attest i CvmmlAslonars.
A J. Hiumasj.
baT-M, Clerk.
Rye too hurh oil the market....
Kaes.fl ft. -. le
Salt, i L bbi. extra 1 rl
Oroand A lam. per sack...... ..ai fc.vj1 40
- Asnion. per sack... 3 w
Saarar. yellow fl ft 713e
" white " sel'
Tallow, fl ft -7e
Wheat, fl bo. SI OuStl 06
oJ, ?....
DSIIJI ISTRATX'B'S WOT1CK.
UDITOR-S NOTICE.
The eedeTvhrned. sa Aoditor appointed by the
rjrpbens t oert or eaere cewnty r.. oa svw
, li.it. of F w Biesarker. Esq.. counsel for the Ad.
! mtBtsrrator of Joeeph Berkey. dee d. to aseartata
tbe advamtmeDts and the amoaat due from the
1 heir ta the estate en tnelr Botes, and sake aad
I report a distribution of the ftmd In the eaasie of
tae Aesmtstrators ot aaii oereaoeii to aoa amoaa;
those lesraliy eatttled thereto, sotlee is hereby
(lyea t'jat I wtU dlacharre the datlea of said ap
pointment at my omoa in Kmenet. ra
thanday. July i lieu, at 1 e'eloek r. n. ef said
day. whea aad where ail persoas mterestsd eaa
attcau u taey see proper.
VALENTINE HAT.
joneai Aadltur.
Ettau of Josss Shaolls. dee'd late of Somer-
M. . , , . . , t W 1,11., (WDinKI 1 U . X
" e want teacners ana spiritual ( a.tmioiftruk4 en tha aiwva estate
hanaa; been aranted to tbe njidersie;nd by the
men and women wbo are willing to do their perwms indebted to said estate to make ttame.il
par. in life's batties tot the good of our conn-
try and our God. Do not come with the ex- , settlement oa Saturday, July is. use, at the
pectation that others will carry you along, j me t Joha H-T-hl. moeaerset.
without an effort oa your part. Do riot come J EKiklAH. J. tsHarLIS.
' jssjel Adminletratvrs.
But the far west offers better inducements,
with less capital, than any country in tbe
world. There are yet thousands of seres of
fertile and tillable land which may be bad
for prices varying from four to ten dollars
per acre, an investment which rarely fails to
recompense the purchaser. IH not make
an investment without seeing for yourself,
locate your own claim ; money paid for
tskirjg you there is not lost, as some portious
of country possess natural advantages in la
cation, water, timber, etc There are thou
sands of acres of tiovernment lauds which
may be homesteaded ; though remote now,
it will be but a tew years until they will be
centres of civilization. Homesteads taken
seven years ayo, are to-day valued at from
one to three thousand dollars.
The question suggested now is. Where
should we CO ? What particular point is rec
ommended as best for aa investment ? My
reply is thia .- Take no one man's advice, as
each will direct, regardless of merit, all par
ties to the country wherein lie their inter
ests. Some will tell you the Northwest is
too cold, the West too dry and sandy, the
Southwest too hot and barren. They pre
sent to yoa the horrors ef cyclones, torna
does and hailstorms, the ravages of grass
hoppers, locusts, etc but you will find
thrift and prosperity in defiance of all al
leged calamities, at mentioo of which the
citizens laugh at tbe apprehension of that
which rarely oecurs I not expect to find
the Western country faultless. Go where
you will, yerrecti.ia may be sought but nev
er founJ. - J. a. u.
UDITOR-S NOTICE.
Daniel D. Bear
To
Seal St. Say lor.
man to sign, releasing them from any fa
tore liability, aad agreed, in case he should J saw them as plain as any other object. Sew-
E BOTH tET t LL IT ItIUJ.
Messrs. Jacob and Harvey t'ober, students
at Ashland, Ohio, are spending their vaca
tion in these parts.
John Forney from Kansas, Michael and
E'iuiund Forney from 'Illinois, natives of
this cocnty are at present visiting friends
and relatives in our parts.
Last week a very valuable and only cow
ef J. W. Lawiis wjs killed on the Buffalo
Valley R. R. At this place the R. K. runs
through a pasture lot without being fenced.
This is certainly negligeoce on tbe pert of
the Rail mil company or somebody else.
Several light frosts can be reported for
this section last week, nevertheless vegeta
tion is alvanced farther than it was a year
ago at this time and everything looks favor
able except wheat. The indications for fruit,
especially apples, are lor a bountiful crop.
In the Court of Commoa
Pleas of Somerset Co.. Pa.
No. S, May Term. ISM.
Voluntary Assianmeat.)
list of Xsy. ltSS. Assignee's Aeeoeat cou armed.
ABd sow, set of .Bay. is, ea nvuoa n.1.
Haer. Ei., Attorney of Asslnee flied. the Court
appoint alenttue Hiy. Esq, Auditor to pass
upoa toe Quettioa who le entitled to tfte mod aria,
toe fmm tae two Botes of Peter Brown, aad te dis.
tribute the fa ad ia the heads of tbe Assignee te
aad aerie toose iesr."iy entitled taareto.
SesMveef t'euaiy, SS.
Ex-tm-t Iron the Record.
Ceruhed June A !W
N. B. CRITVHFIELK.
ProthouAtarr.
Nonra. I will attend to the duties ef 'the
above appointment at my ofiee Is Somerset. Ps
ee Wednesday. Jaly 1. lssi, at S e'eloek A. a..
wbea aad wnere ail persons laientted may at
tend if they see pruper.
YALEST1NE HA.
jane Id. Auditor.
PUBLIC SALE.
t TIRTTE of as order issued out of the Or
phans' Court of Somerset County to me direct
ed. I will erpnee to public sale at the Court House
ta Somerset, Pa-, ea
TUESDAY, JUSE 23, 1SS5,
at M e'eloek a. .. the following deserfhed real
estate, late the property of Qeorre Elehnor. dee 4
situate ia Summit Mills, Sammlt Twp.. Some net
Co.. Pa., bet ne a certain lot. w!jtaiB4 laada lata
of Daniel Heaohy, and the public mud on the earn
and sou.a. euntaiDlsa; oee-fourth aera awrs or less
haTlna tberaoa erected a small two-atory frame
boose, and other outhutldinus.
TIUMS -One-half eaah, aad one-half be six
months.
L. J. JOOEB.
jttaei, Administrator aad Trustee.
H. BOWERS,
BAK ER AND CONFECTIONER. '
SOMERSET PA.
Havteitalteuehsree ef the pmpcrty aad fix
tures of tae Bakery formerly etmdaeted by Albert
ecke. and rent ted aad reiuruished the same. 1
am bow prepared te furwiah the subtle with every -thiaa
In my line. Meals lurBlshed at all souns,
oa short Botlee. and at reasonable ratca. We
have constantly aa hand the ehekaet
Aad are prepared to rurnlsh parties, balls, pirn I. -s
Ac-, with sverj thins; la aur liae. Give us a rail.
marlL H- BOWLKS.
Onit a nnmKv nf nr, rMMnM
advantage of the leisure time they have for
i crocer.es and confections.
their teams during the month of June, by
putting them en the South Fenn R. R. at
four dollars a day lor a two bone team.
-These are no mean wages for a boy and two
horses. .
J A few weeks more and Prof. Berkey's
school will dose. The Pro lessor and his as
sistants are going to Ursina to teach a tall
Normal tern. This 'a a great loss to our
young students in thia sectien. I under
stand the County Superintendent will hold
a public examination at the duee of the
present school and Colonel Copeland will de
liver a lecture in the evening. The Colonel
is a great favorite with the people of Berlin
and vicinity.
FARMERS.
IMPROVE YOUR STOCK !
Tae latportrd Clydesdale Bat,
BABON,
sni stasuf for the service ef Sfsres fhrousrheut
the eeaanei ef Use, at mj farm cms mile west, of
SipusvUie.
riJJtoSsuie amaru urfch ami, pmy
ssssa ss he rnmae whea the mere is haoea to be
with toal. Any peresa panzas; wtth or tailme to
actead witft aa buured sauru will be heta nepou
sisuessrine lasnstu. Piuess ease will he tas
mv hjt au aesaeataailiry far seameails.
ItiiSCMJrTIOS Barun hi a tkeaasdfai dark
JXECUTORS' NOTICE.
EAtate of Franeis Mania, dee'd, lata of Allegheny
Twp., Somerset County. Pa dee'd.
L tters teetameetary ea the above estate havtea
beea arrunted te tha UDlenleued by the proper
authority, notice Is hereby iciren to ail persona
laaeotaa to sau estate to maze immeiiata pay
ment, and thoee haslsg claims aeaiost the same
will present tbem duly authenticated tor
lor settlement witaout deia.
CtiRAD MARTIN.
JOHN M. lOPPER.
aprli, Exeeutors.
jXECLTOtrs NOTICE.
tjtiti of Mertt KeiMr. dee' U, late of SotMnoC
Bonjjti. Somerset Co Pv.
Letter tettaatentftrroa tbe AboTe etnate haTlnn
been rrmntnl to itae xienlejiie! by tbe proper a
ti.or.iT, noclre to hereby jrtven te mil person1 ib-
tseMea to Mid estate to mju imraetiiate pey
ment, mnl tlioM hirrr tHimi hrio't U to pre
tr& tbera daly eatbentJr t for 9u lament oa
SatanUy, tbe at'J. iy of June. A.. D. 144. xt the
rntMeaoe of tbe Execator. In Beriia Bonjnvh.
JOSIAH POOBBArQH.
ujlX steeator.
Tapestry Brussels, 50 cts. a yard.
Body Brussels, 1.00 a yard.
These. prices are without prec
edent and the "roods are the best
value for the money in the mar
People of Somerset, take ad
vantage of the low prices now, to
recarpct your dwellings.
GEIS, FOSTER & QTJINN,
113 and 115 Clinton Street,
JOHNSTOWN. PENN'A.
ES3CH2D BT
SaESTEISAS
FEOTAUIFafj-
l --i Tiiiiine
HUMBUGOUT
TEE
BIGGEST
wnH at warsevhov'
trwad om its venr (svcl if Tin, ilnnni nr nmnisi nr iiit
footia. ve wiiiawee mmvtotnm. We haw mn artVle
thAterTmaa. votaui aod "faitsi needa rutd iroreci
uea ETerr um-ktmT mod wrybotiv etie iA buy
it. ItpessgenwimiarMi imnwo
Htitfavctiou. We wont I to eecbessty,
taUeOr eSsWssiff. M-BbO tAsm pstWT aaxl J"m WUl ft
cirru!avr mod fuli infocnxMUo FHEak. timmpimttml
B IfSbaMtli. Ad'tTvsJB
nayCO.
EGAL NOTICE.
To Jeremiah Titry. of Sioux City. Icwa, Annie
Beachy. of Oraauvilie. Mt Catoartne T'ider,
of (STastavUla. Mt. Mary zVviea. of Cearad
Grove. I'.wa. S. M. Tutty. of M jant Joy, Laa
eajter Ceauty. Pa., aad the heirs of luaeeih
Borhe. dee d. of Coarad tfrovu, Ia. :
You an hereby aodned that io purruasee of
a Writ of Partition issued out of the isrphaits'
Court of Somerset County. Pa.. I will hold aa in
quest on thereat estate of Daniel Tatzy. deed,
la Oreeavllle Twp at his lute reeideeee, oa
Tuesday, the 14th of July, lsS5, where you can at
tend if sou tluak proper.
JOtt WD5TEES.
SHxairv's Ovrtca, I SbeiiS.
June . lasa.
CURTIS K. GROVL
(East mm Court House.)
Somerset, JPenn'a.
itaaufaetsnrat
C66EJ,
SLS1GBS,
CAIMUGES,
SrIX0 W4GOSS,
CfsT WAGOSZ,
A5D ASTEK?f A.XD WESTERS WORK
FuTBbhed oa Short Notice.
Painting Done oa Short Time.
My work is made set ef Theeeueaiy Setmaed
Teed, and tbe oVsf free sua Strei, hubstaa
UaUyCuestraeted, Keatly Flzdehed, aad
Wtrrtnlei fe Sim aufuarfleu.
I Zaploj Czlj Tirst-dass Vorkxea.
Reralrraa; of An Kiadsla My Liae Doneea Short
wotlee. HCES MEASOMBLC aed
All Work Warranted.
Call aad Examine my Stork, aad Leara Prtrea.
I do wsuroa-work. ad rurnUh Seives for Wuxt
MOls. Bess s her the place, aad eall la.
CURTIS K. GROVE,
SSTTER153
5ZAPI2TIA3
H :7y
OverSOO p n Seotlfcr
Beautiful ir - Frico List
Designs. llf&jl Circuiarc.
iliPA
It Will fay You
T Buy Your
IVlemorial Work
Of
KQriUMtNTL BPCZ COMPANY,
e F. Ms, tasst, Mi
Manufaetursr of and Dealer In
iffi IIS E3HII! fOL
Ceseru ITerh Fwnuket ew iherf Verier. n W
('iore. Aim Agrnl Jar Hit WHITS gBOSZtl
Perwss ia n-iof jo.vre.vT iroscwirj
Ami it to their tuterest to eall at my shop, ew .
a p per ih-wma- will be sivea them. 4-jHim.
ecrieu ;eraaecd in lrnf CM. aad fMJCk 9
lili Ida'. 1 lavite ecial Atteetiua le U e
Wi:; Cr Pat Is X:isi3!i
Tntr-luc. hy REV. W. A. OBTwrs. as a B-w
eeted !mievswita eolmof MATERIAL i
CijyiTILii.Tlv.s and wbieh Is deeUaoi tots
the Pop; tar M fiumeut lor enr i'haaeeaeie CT.
ku. ivia ma a ialj.
WM. F. SHAFFER.
DO NOT KITS YOUR
Watches and Silverware
UNTIL YOU HAVE SEEN THE
PINE NEW STOCK
W. II. WOOD'S,
NO. S BAER BLOCK, SOMERSET, PA.
A M BOOK STORE IN SOMERSET.
wm:. welfley,
BOOKSELLER. SOMERSET, IEXTXTA..
BIBLES, TESTAJIESTS, HYJIX BOOKS,
Ami Standard and JiWiV?71ouj Bk in all DrpnrtmrnU of Liimt-
HISTORY. BIOGRAPHY. ALL THE POPULAR NOVELS.
AS WELL AS THE FAVORITE POETS, IS ALL STYLES AXD .venfe.
SCHOOL EOOKS SCHOOL SUPPLIES ALWAYS US STOCK.
aprtO-lyr.
(East of Court House.)
SOX EES ET. PA.
THE EQUITABLE
Iffi Assmcg Ccipaaj cf tie
DiM Stats.
Hen ry B. Hyde, Pres't.
120 BROADWAY. N. Y.
81 CHEAPISDE, LONDON.
STATIONERY !
The Public will a'. so had a fail Assortment of G-wts Belecias; u tbe Stationery Trade, ucladlrf
a treat vunety of Blaak Buuas, sach as
Ledgers, Daj-Ecclss, Pass and Mencrasdiin B::!,
FIXE n iJTl.VG nrtftS OF ALL A.VDt,
WRITISG TAP LETS, PENCIL TABLETS, PAPERS IX B0XE2,
EXV ELOPES, PEXS, PEXCILS, IX KS, afr, c.
RASE
ball good. csoiiVET sets, etc, ?f-rrs,
ALL iOlTS.
FSAMES A -VP MOCLDI.SGS, Ot
TIIESTOCK OF JUSTICES' BLASKS IS FRESH T COXPLETB
Aad have all been carefully priated ler use la Somerset t.'isty. aad wiaheouaJ rrrrtrl sa ml
trtcint. Co-rt;i oucoce .boat B-ts. Ac. e tnvited. aad all mail erderv will re
eetve prtcpe artratina.
srie uS JAAIS CKOstoaT. SHI Te SOTS-S mutca. STOKK.
j rrjAV.
AVM. H. WELFLEY.
IMPORTED CLYDESDALE
Tbe extreme late aprics; crowded won oo buy. imported from BesUaad t years ace, veicbs
the farm into a very limited time, making ! w, a xri-.V, -TLid
it nsreasiry hir the farmer to be at. his merer.
work earfj and late, so reach so that oee of I ssaxiMss. JOSlAiSSi.
Calesmen Wanted
do so, to fix thinjs with the county. Bat
Baa-iiman refused to sign, and intends to
appeal from tbe Auditors report, aad cou
tern plate, suing, for tbe sacrifice of his prop
erty. Ia all the other cases where tbe Aad
fcors have refused to allow hulls tarn parties
iatereated will coo test the cases, and will
probably involve tbe county in (Hare bill
of expenses.
eral otber ssembers of the party saw the
phantoms, bat the ex -officials were not fa
vored with a sight of them After waiting
ail day in a vain hope of seeing aoaetkiag
tbe ex-officials left the camp and returned to
Somerset, while Thomas' party kept watch
and ward en til Monday, when they retnrn
ed witboot the goiii, bat Orm in tbe belief
that tbey win yet secure it. ' J
oar nn saber forgrst Io keep aa account of the
time and recently hitched np bis team on
Sandav moraine and cot ready to eo to his
work, wben be was met by some cf h " TO SUX OC nm ?iAMETAI.
neighbors whom it took quite a wbile be.
(ore tbey could persuade bins that it was
Sunday instead of Saturday as be supposed
Bat though this wasn't tbe -Beader" it was
a simon-ptire democrat. '
It seems to me that the powers below, or
vme ounr sowers, mass oave turned oo .
some ol tbeir men, by tbe way Brotbersval-j
ler is over ns with aasenta nf all hinl tnr '
tbe last few weeks. Some book pab Ushers
vast sappcee that Brothers valiey is popo-
TREES, ETC
Liberal Salary ssi aO exweaass
a ilh ia. Mod aw cavuss. M s
OutSt fur-
seres fa Buraerieu
Oar. smJia, aid Psea a, BaWsfcew, Xd.
ASSETS - - $53,030,581
SURPLUS - - 12,109,756;
IMCOSE - - 13.470.571;
Nevr Assurance written inj
1&S3, $S1.129(756. Faid to
policy holders daring the last
24 years, $73,877,699.
IHf. TOUT TZASS fUCCXU. MS.
TWE STAND AT THE HEAD.
swsO0a00 swSBSsVeal eswaeMwBsy aVwBBBBBBBa IbV 9ttttt& evwaaW
Our Latest Success.
The Soetety has written, durmr the past rwa
ry year, aa aewrvaate amoaat aaew eararaaee
larrer thus hiu burs written by aar ether eum-
pany in
STRATHEAEN,
Will ftaad at mv Farm this seaane. at (U SS t
twure u mare w-th wwi.
STBATHEAS.f uenmieaflx years td.Weia he
ever x.ou pouBda, aad ia a Sr-ctas eau-h (.uer.
haviue mm e t V" swet celts hi tbe eauoty. I will
aisu maad my Hambiatouiaa TreUiaa; bi.HAma,
I 1): t
f J J
e .ru
atsusiaae my mmiMeiosiiaa xrewina; etaiisnBa, . i .e 'u
Alhambra and Hpd Chief,
' ef Ferte sears, wte Howe CeswtMe aom aerr s -
At ZS mswnisee. These horses are o wall
P. HEFJXET.
i hue we tnat B taaot at ssseiy ta alswaay fwrther
rl-, i-- L m , . ' Bote. sUBoly to fay they are bran h-nm the bM
m, .it .rTtL. liT ZJ rVTl m jjr . . lZ d nm ( i.e tuxtiee bTw horses m tae
r" jTl-T. A"" med. aad the set m Iheabeehevseehavehrouwht
saes.a ciata aad subbm eeusnet of aevarauea, free 1
IffDISPXTABIJS after three years. Aa poll. ,
rTrTr'! XECUTOR-S NOTICE.
"JSi 'ZZZZrZ? hL. -rah Ki-med. Wjf Broth-
H . .k- t i : errml.eT Twu SowMuaat Oa.. Pa.
I Me policy m ealy ead from anytaa Jeiay. ( . "r the a-see.t huv-
aa4xpeaes, SsU reeuivue Fuewaiary lattef as J 'J""1
' suJeklTMif the sAseumt of theaauraaee had ' proper .achonty. awire is hereby aivea le
bewa taveatad la a head ef Ihs IHiuismi m ef i hi T'"" Jf u immil',l,'nt
is sss sue ea smiri. ai wornm s
-Te: Mas H-eB ana; ss Lett Ream :
Stsrsetne: 6 sm-iwl m f -'s
Mnsaansme: Penect aBMsi: SeH-lnrsislaeea--;-ne:
Uueeaawe ft tsieua: Luwst Oea : us
west ream aelussw arm. sae se orirb-cj-ce
m eimaet Soraooe. Has she titnt m sfArtae
HIS sur eeiH sea J. eMS aru evtas mweemv
baedsea. Bs weewert is at Sweat rfeu nived
em was. lei aeusraed Sswks. W ue -w u
ansae, n. nanus, we wT se aMsTT iw l l
COuerrr. W-eter laU efserme tHyvy.
Send aad suys sassss waeaies ee bHiaeatie-
ewer tre u)e ea set sti isu ca eensss
m s seen am, m w caw em a i r.
Buituia wmc aasm a
! Cnhed Stales. .
kwess IHC rtoat 5 hi 0li4 f .
sprU-TS:1 yr-eow.
W.Frank Gaul,
Special Agent for Sovneirweit Co.
1UJS
dun autbeutv-wud w aett.ieeut a ! I IM r aamyAow, .y
Th.ay.jmi, ISaxmy r-biw- h. Asue- IJfaffl
7. T. grwwrr r., tail. Terms tree. xUlur ti-j,
mays. Extcator. msiae.