Somerset Herald.
-VT. Jptmr t. M
Seitrniber4th
-n tall time prepared to take a
'rraph- .
9 I'.vwr anrl fllMD ftl
St-ineofgooaH"-" '
B grb"1"
,nd Gem ,n tb
TIE!-.r. riiotirib Gallery.
. n-.ifl.r' PhotTapb Gallery
Thf P""5 nther in town.
r; 1. dental operations.
Tjaer'i Block, Somerset, Pa.
,n of arm'""Librry 1" CM
A-1 fw.k Suae. Vuu can
J""1 . .wmr naefiil in the way
, find there -
jiionerv. . ,
Tv tJaB to try hotito of Darby'. Pro
1 Fluid, the best known disinfect- i
fttcenu. For .ale only at Lot.-
y'llTOf j
visitors
will we at Welfiey's ;
riw in .
r. iiiaT anil n it r-L nruivKic
be
of choice reaaiug
d in Somerjei.
. : 'R'lttr to be had
r.rtone iron
im .n ofTertive enre
Leather t iraf "
. crvtrm h run down, or it you feel
J" ' 1,1 Trr it.
. . , t nji,n'i it Book Ex-
11 if jotin i-
I-1 91 . , h. bniul at
wan
ntlDlH.w
These OOOKS wm uw
Ml L -
Vr. Alden s very low prices.
. ... v.... a-noA Cabinet
vraph tsien. win
" dnoe st WellKV- Photograpb Gallery
''tbf Mani""" Block, Somerset, Pa. - r ,
v paints, oils, varnishes, drugs, medl
- j,.micals. etc.. go to Louttier's Drug
ip,; where to can get H purest and best
:n.
-.0'.
ijusdniore of tnem iorvue mmj,
niTwhereelse in town,
jan
S, FaU. Gooiis. Bargains in Canton
rumtK Plain and Barrea lanneis. tasu-
Wool Prws Goods, Cotton Dress
Prints. Muslins. Jerseys, Fany Goods,
1J MA-E-r-u
1 MMti iuf ,he 1ublic tha.1 1 am sti"
1 . nV 1 alt. ttt X7
cjrrrray n tne i doii;im"
,d t!ihed riiotdgrapn gallery in me
Ktmaoth Block. ' : .
Tbe Enpneers in the employ of the South
tw.vlvnia Kiirnad t ompany i.m ur..
irilto prepare their final estimates and
i,n. len notified tliaKteirservices
rill be
(SlWHlin" -
Pis. s. Be;ck. Bwk ! As good as the best
itJ cheaper than the rest. Four huudred
l.wird on bad. Yard opposite the Plan-i-
M:'!. HutsaouK Bbob A Pasos,
Somerset, Pa.
r((- Tcn'tipation r.emedy is an infali
h mie Lt conitipation. sick lieedaohe and
nsti.rnea. ur i is much, referable to pills
t it contsinf no mineral poison, as calo-
J Trr it :t will core you. For sale at
Laniher's Iru(! Ptore.
i letter ran be re-mailed as often as nee
estT in tbeTnited SUtes t get tt to the
- --tt, ..(ft vwwtAif. The onlv
limit it in the number of change that can
w mule in the addreiwes on "the envelope.
W ti Dfir'papen it Is different, as addition-
t ius Las to be paid for re-mailmg.
On Strw. We have now in stock
ItTjuhipment of choice Western timothy,
iber with a few bags of clover for fall
lejiiioj. Orders by mail receive prompt et
mtion. Prices moilerately low. Now is
lb tiue to buy the goods.
Cook it Bttiirs.
Mm ilAaiir Main Street We have
idded a large Refrigerator to 'onr Meat
Virkei in which all meats can be kept coo'
4 rlean. Mntton. Beef, Pork. Ac, kept
(rount!y on band. Open daily. Parties
barinr meat can have it kept in the Refrig
ntrr.til wanted.
Rosa Dxvrs A Co.
ri a-B Pu'irATioK The new Christian
Hicrch, jnst cnmpleted. near Walker's Mill.
Ciffn Kork. Addison Township, will be
WUtted or Sunday the 13th of 8rtnibr,
vkS Ab speakers will be present on the
wsnoo. After the dedicatory services are
ti basket dinner will be served in the
beantitbl grove at the church. All are cor
iiil'.T inrite.1 to be present. "
1 "Hon power boiler upright.
1 14 M
' " " engine "
' - " Columbus pump.
1 Pair Hirrisotrti borstesiea 'v -of
pipe shafting.
r!y new. w in ne sold cheap. Can
ef in working order at the Somerset
Hrcbsnical Works.
Ekkik E. Walt, j
Too
n ret . Boyd's Drug Store :
Iwect Powder,
6ticky Fly Paper,
Paris Green,
Tnhe Colors. , ri
Phoe rrmsbes,
Bass Balls,
Bass Hooks.
.. Spectacles.
Soda Water,
Low Prices.
p"d Hellebore.
Mild Taints,
Paint Bmhes,
oetSets,
Ends,
ttatam,
fineness,
r,ol Good.
"ilar during tLe sitting of court" ai
'ille. Ixt . Hungarian won-an
fiving testimony on the witness
ed to be excused. Going across
to a hotel she aOted for a room,
refnsed. The woman then walk-
!jt the court house yard and there gave
taehild The District Attomev then
r "P Election for the woman. G reat
luetic was expressed against the botel-
Tc Tss fx tac """
J1' ni'n with the firm J J. B. Snf-
l J"- Uun" the past five years Jas
"ofaefcarsrterthe most rl"nt nd
my volunUry retirement
n owineto anv dissatisfartinn
Jwof coofidenoe ia tbe coo tinned pros-
-- Mutoesa
rll l
tr are doe to our natrons, wLo so
- susuined us In tie past, and I
-"'iDespoaktbesai
ante libtml rapport
rT"eori.
a- u . n
Pa Sssttatnberl. 1S,
afAkI,T"rrn- Ewjc.-Sw.rtor Longe
r,iTp',Td. President of tbe Ex
a.;;, Jn'''JoeiauoB,an interesting
P"rel md rf Pine Uken from
i tbe
e. PatArxJessoBsUtaL The
' aate aosti u AadeasoBsUav
presented to the association by a
0j .j , --ersooviiia, who vis
i p J004 fpw . years since and cut
wood off one of the posts from
orT rftT' tb Throogbtbe
j
- iB Hoecxe; ,be gavel
- "W h ,1,, tjj, . c-.
ET,. . . ." lltrd Book Store, where :
WKnD' -V - it-iW a-joftbo-botw-told th U w-pWlj ..WUMtolp.yer(J
The colored camp-meetine ia in full blast.
Mrs! A.C. Dark, of Bedford it visiting
relative iD Somerset
The repilar term of Court will commence
four weeks from next Monday, the SSth.
Paol H. Gaither, Esq, of Latrobe ia pend
ing a tew day with hit friend in Somerset.
Mr. J. G. Harvey, accompanied by several
Baltimore friends, spent last week in Som
erset. ; ; "
Dr. R. H. Patterson, of Stoyestowa, paid
the Hebald sanctum a pleasant call Friday
afternoon.
A limited number of excursionists from
this place took in the Hyndmaa camp-meeting
Sunday. - . !
Among our visitor Saturday was onr es
teemed friend, ex-Comraiesiooer Wm. Reel,
of Shade township.
The cold weather of the past four days
has caused many of the summer visitors to
return to their city homes-
Miss Cora Tate, of Pittsburg, who has
been spending the past few weeks in Somer
set, as the guest of her cousin, Miss Daisie
Pisel, returned home Monday.
Several ladies who drove over from
Schellsburg Wednesday afternoon inform
us that snow fell quite lively wnile they
were passing over the mountain.
Mr. A. W, Scott, son and daughter, of
Cadiz, Ohio spent several days of last week
in Somerset. While here they were the
gnesta of Mr. Scott's brother, John E, Scott,
Esq.
We bad the pleasure of stopping at the
Washington House, under the management
of our former fellow-townsman, Mr. A. C
Davis, while in Bedford last week. Mr.
Davit is a most obliging and accommodate
inr landlord and knows bow to run a first
class hotel.
The regular train from Johnstown Sunday
morning was over one hour late when it ar
rived at Somerset. It contained six pas
sen cer coaches all well filled with people
who disembarked at this place to attend the
colored camp meeting. The delay was
caused by the engine giving out on several
steep grades between Stoystown and Som
erset. The case of Dr. Buttermore. Jess Smith.
and M. fi. ParJing, chargetl with conspira-j
cr and with obtaining money under false
pretenses, in connection with the Connells-
ville hospital scheme, will probably be call
ed for trial at the next term of the Dau
phin county court, lion. Lyman D.Gilbert
of Harri.sburg, js counsel for Buttermore,
Senator Agnew Smith, and Hon. A. II.
Coflroth for Harding.
0 i. ail -
Mr. John A Walter placed several plums
n our desk Mondav morning that are as
choice as any frnit in the line we have seen
for a long time. Two of them weighed five
ounces and measured six and half inches in
circu inference. They are beautiful to tbe
eye and delicious to the taste and although
Mr. Walter has written to several nursery
men he has never been able to discover the
name of this Tariety of plnni.
II. L. Baer, &q, last week received by
mail from his son , George B. Baer, who, for
tbe pat year has been a resident of Clover
dale, California, and who is editing a news
paper at that place, an onion that in sue
don't exactly rival the famous big trees of
that state, but is the largest specimen of its
kind, that we have seen. It measures nine
teen inches In circumference, weighs two
and one-fonrth pounds, is red ia color and
has the""dir1ne flavor.-'
The Annual Harvest Home, held in the
beautiful grove near Friodena' last Saturday
was largely attended and the day was spent
in a most pleasant and enjoyable manner.,
A(Tdrees were delivered by Ttev. Hiram
King, of Somerset and Rev. W. I. Letever,
of Stoystow D. The Wills Church Band and
the Lutheran Church choir of Friedens fur
nished the music for tbe occasion. A large
number of i-eople from this place participat
ed in the days enjoyment.
James L. rugh, Ej., Adm'r. of the estate
of John J. Spangler, deceased, will sell tbe
real estate of the said ieoeased at the Court
House Saturday next. The "Barclay farm,"
lying immediately north of Somerset, and
containing ISO acres, is one of tbe most d
sirable properties in this sMion of the
county, and sold some four years since for
t!iO. Anvone desiring to purchase a
first-class farm or other valuable real estate,
should aot neglect to attend this sale. I
Mr. Lewis Fogg, an engineer in tbe em
ploy of the South Penn. Railroad company
and for the part two or three years a resident
of this place left for his home in Boston this
morning. Mr. Fogg had been lying serious
ly ill at bis boarding honse for several weeks
past but has sufficiently recovered to be able
to stand the fat igue of the journey borne.
During his stay here he made many warm
friends who are sorry to part with him and
whose best wishes for his future and bis
speedy restoraiioav to health be bear with
him." - ' - ' " v
MomUy afternoon Frank P. Case, Esq..
Collector of Internal Revenue for this Dis
trict stepped down and out and Mr- John
Dowlin, of Green, assumed the duties of the
office. Mr. Case retires from tbe position
with a well-earned reputation as a careful,
painstaking officer; whose record is equally
good at the Department and with tba people
who bad business relations with bis office.
Courteous, kind, and ever ready to serve his
constituents, bis successor will do well to
keep tbe reputation of the office at the high
pint Mr. Case leaves it.
Michael Ream of Berlin, and Joseph Shaf-
ier of Somerset, have been appointed aole
Agents of the Excelsior Slate Paint Com
pany. This famous paint is used for paint
ing roofs of all kinds, and is the only one
that gives perfect satisfaction. A number
of painters are selling an imitation paint in
AirTerent parts of the county. No person
without a certificate from tbe Company can
handle the Excelsior Slate Paint, Ask all
agents to are their certificate before pur
chasing. Messrs. Ream and Shaffer expect
to visit all parts of tbe county and will give
all an opportunity to have their roofs cover
ad with this excellent mint.
Tbe gate receipts at tbe colored camp
meeting in the Hngus grove south of town
show that there were fully twelve hundred
people oa (be froands Sunday. The train
from Johnstown brought from four to live
hundred persons from that place and inter
mediate points. Elder J. J. Jones preached
three sermons Sunday all of which were lis
tened to by a lcrge audience. He is quite a
pleasant and entertaining talker. - Tbe altar
exercises were conducted by Rev. H. A.
Giant- This gentleman who has quite a
reputation as a vocalist, also leads the choir
snd superintends the singing. The singing
Sunday was good but not eqaal to that of
former years. The meeting will be kept np
over next Sunday. -,
Fib I. Just as we go to press, Tuesday
afternoon, news reaches us of a most disas
trous fire at Ursina. Tbe rwmor is that Mr.
B. F. Snyder was called to bis store at an
early hour Hits mora ing- by tun parties
dsiriag to purchase goods: after wa ting on
hfs customers be returned lo his home lor
his breakfast and while there waa startled
by tbe cry of Ere; running to his otata bona
ware room watt found envcionod
name. In (pit of tbe almost snperiiaiuan
efforts of tbe people tb fir iprandtetbo
arrjoining buildings and ia a snort time
bad licked tip tbe buildings between tbe
Jenkins Hons and tt ramdenc of Ur.
Joseph Killer. Tb principal losers are
I"- onyv. store; const, jaoonta. pr
erocerr: James AlbrisrbL mnl mnsn- Onr i
- i .. , a
informant was unahl to learn tbe amonct
Mr. George Spangler, of Somerset town
ship, threshed 11J bushels of wheat from 113
dozea sheaves, one day last week. He con
siders this the largest yield ever beard of In
this neighborhood.
Mr. John W. Patton and family formerly
of this place bat for the past eight years of
Washington and Peoria Illinois, returned
to Somerset hut week. They will occupy
the aew k)use baiK far them by Mr. E. E.
Patton'on Patriot street. "'.' ' ' "
BBOTBSIIbVAUfT Itims.-" j i
Two light but harmless frosts last week
may be reported for this section.
Corn, potatoes and buckwheat are full
crops. They can be reported a little above
the arerage. r . j ;;- c r
Most of the farmers are done with their
fall seeding, and threshing is on the pro
gramme next
GrasshoppeBj are very numerous ia some
localities. In fact there "are more grasshop
pers as we need."
Jacob P. Walker, en of Broth ersrai ley's
wealthiest farmers is pulling np stakes and
intends going west this tall yet.
Work an the Allegheny tunnel has been
abandoned by Charles McFadden and be is
shipping bis machinery tools, Ac, all away.
P. J. Meyers has the contract for hauling
them to the railroad station.
I see quite a number of our young ladies
who said they would get married before the
license law takes effect, are still single. Gals,
if yotr want to take tire advantang of the
law you bad better hurry things a leetle'.- '-
, Father Weakly f the M. E. Church
preached his eighty-seventh anniversary
sermon last Sunday evening. Father Weak
ly must have been a powerful preacher in
his younger days and he certainly has the
wrong name; it sbonld be Strongly instead
of Weakly.
Wm. Gastiger met with a very painful ac
cident last week while catting bands on the
sheaves for a steam thresher. In making a
cut he missed the sheaf and strucc bis arm
a little below the shoulder, cutting a long
gash through tbe mnsole to the bone sever
ing a vein. The yonng man nearly bled to
death before medical aid arrived.
Tbe time will soon be here when school
boards will select the teachers tor the com
ing term. Tbe duties of the school director
are all-important, bat the one of selecting
teachers is the most important of all. Good
teachers should be their aim with good liv-
ing salaries. Another very important duty
for our school boards will be the adoption of
a physiology. Tbe law referrine to this
branch of study does not . mean that the
teacher Is obliged to teach those pupils who
feel inclined to study this branch, but it
certainly means that every pupil who can
read musr recite Physiology and Hygiene as
regularly as they do spelling, reading or any
other bran oh of study taught in our common
schools, hence tbe great importance of se
lecting a proper book and tbe board should
consult tha teachers who haye a knowledge
of this branch of study, and adopt a book
that can be used to advantage in our com
mon schools. Now & Tbkk.
August 29, HS5.
Death of Dr. Geo. B. Findescfro.
Dr. Fuadenberg was born' in Le blown,
Frederick county, Md., November 17, 1S15.
He was the second son of Daniel Fuaden
berg aud Rebecca Fall list ock. His grand
father was a physician as well as bia only
two brothers, the one being the well known
dentist of this city. Dr. W. F. Fundenberg.
On sister of th deceased was married to Dr.
S. P. Hulliben, an eminent physidan at,d
surgeon of Wheeling, W. Ya. His other
sister was married to Epbraim Lloyd, pub
lisher of the Satnrd'iit VcmimgWuitr, a
weekly paper public bed in this city a half a
century ago, to which Dr. F. was a frequent
contributor. Dr. Fundenbcrg's mother in
ls.10, after the death of her husband, moved
to Pittsburgh, where her son entered upon
the study of medicine in .the office of Dr.
Jos. Gazzam. Subsequently be graduated
at the "Pennsylvania Medical College." and
began tbe practice of medicine with his
brother-in-law. Dr. S.- P. Hulliben, at
Wheeling ; a few years later be retuned to
tins city and soon located in Ligonier Valley
Westmoreland couuty. where he married
Ximiaa Horton. In 1849 be again returned
to Wheeling, and practiced hi profession
two years. Ia lBi he located in Somerset,
Somerset county, Pa., where be practiced
his profession for nearly ten years. In the
fall of 1800 he moved to Cumberland, Md.
Here he resided for twenty years and, as in
all bis former years, proved himself profi
cient and eminently successful as a medi
cal man, Imring his residence at Cumber
land tbe lat war broke out, and be rectrywi
an appointment from Governor Curtin, of
this State as surgeon of tbe One Hundred
and first Pennsylvania Regiment. Subse
quently be was transferred to the Twenty
third Regiment Colonel Birneys Regiment)
Soon afterward was made Brigade Surgeon,
under General Birney, but on account of ill
health was compelled to decline all active
duty and was placed in charge of the large
Military Hospital in Cumberland, Md. For
some years Dr. F. was President of the "Al
leghany County (Maryland) Medical Soci
ety." He wos twice chosen Pesidentof the
Board of. CointiRjhool Jo mm itaio tiers of
the same county. In April. lSSl, Dr. Fun
denberg moved to Pittsburgh where he con
tinued to practice his profession until bis
death. Tb doctor was a patient sufferer
during a protracted illness at Somerset, Pa ,
where hedied on August 15. Dr. Funden
berg leaves a widow and eight children, five
daughters and tbree sons. All of tbe sons
baying cboseu their father's profession, Tbe
nni venal testimony of all who knew Dr. F.
was that be was a man of eminent worth.
H was also a man of recognised ability in
bis profession, being tor score of years a
frequent contributor to tbe medical journals
of tb ooonty. - Ia his moral character he
wss abev reproach jFitMntrfk Exekanpc,
The funersS services at Somerset were
conducted by Rev. H. C. Hotloway juakir
of St. Peters' Lutheran ChnrcbMiddletown.
Pa., assisted by Rev. J. F. Shearer and Rev.
C. C. B. Duncan, of Somerset, Pa. The ser
mon was listened to with marked attention,
and higbly appreciated by the audience as
eminently befitting the occasion. .
. Eorroa Hcsalc : la my first article pub
lished in your issue f -the 10th insti l aU
tempted to abow from an humanitarian
standpoint why a new jail should be erected
and why it is a duty incumbent on tb
Commissioners to erect socb an institution.
Certain persons by indulgence in glitter
ing generalities and liberal indulgence ia
wbat tbey deem sarcasm, have been at
tempting to educate public sontiment in tbe
diret boa fopposkioa to tbe building of a
new jail, w hen an editor prostitutes his
columns, or a correspondent bis pen, to tb
furtherance of evil, to the preaching of a
gospel of retrogression instead f on of
progress, that editor or eoirespondant is a- j
u ruing a responsibility for which bo will
be called to strict account in tbe fufoiw, and
bis most vehement accusers will be the men
whom be has deceived.
Tbe grand argument of tbe opposition fe
cost -burden on tb tax-payers. No one is
silly enough to suppose that a jail can bo
built without cost, and tbe cost must be
rabxd,by taxation, which most be assessed
opon too men holding property in tbe
conntyf But tbe organs of the ecpoaitioo
misstate mattery hy u eonghe
bole ttu tAMty AiDsi be jfer of 4-i2S(S'-S' at flis office In Addison Township,
This i not true, Tbe Commissioners even
bar it in tbeir potter to Vstui iditi lot tbe
amoant; these bonds 1 am satisfierl may be
aapoaed of if tbey pay so low an interest as
S or 4 percent, and tbey may rut twenty,
tWrty tr mora years. SbuoM county borrds
b iasoed, thoy otmid be oUslded into aerie,
sedeemable after say ten, twenty er thirty
years intrsat paryahlosinnttasly t tii if tho
annual payments or anyoi tboau sboaLd. he
deferred, suck annual payate&Uto Jiear six
cent simple Interest nntil paid. Such
j :... a u. . - -
uuuu a wu.CTMSlls llius utmm COUld De
n.L! i , .r.t- .t.. .
Borer paid a ajpert tax la lr " lives 1
would fain have persons believe it to be).
would become a merely nominal amount
assessed each year to pay Interest, and form
a fund for the final extinction of the debt.
It would be bad economy to repair Um old
jail, for the reason that tire prisoners would
have to be rem-ve! and an additional cost
incurred; the repairs, after' made, would
soon be needed again. "Cat if a new jail
should be built as recommended. I believe
by? the last Grand Jury, in tbe northeast
corner of tbe Court House yard, the old jail
may be utilized during the building of the
new for the detention of prisoners. After
the new jail shall have been built, the old
building need mot be toro away bat may be
retai ned and refitted. Tb rea sets of ofliccs
can be made in the part of the building now
occupied by the Sheriff as a dwelling ; these
onieea will rent for at least one hundred
doilars each per year, paying a total of three
hundred dollars into tbe ccunty treasury.
If desirable by which 1 mean if there
should be a desire for 'more offices the
"prison pen" can be renovated and at least
three more seta ofiiftioes formed, producing
the same rent as the others, making the old
jail pay a revenue of six hundred dollars
into the county treasury. There is nothing
fanciful ia tbe figures I have given the
prices can be realized whenever the offices
are fortliconiing. In addition there would
remain apartments np-mr, whWh eould
oe convertea to a variety ot uses, one vi
which might be as a ball in which the Com-
juisiionere might meet but an abundance
of uses wonld be found. .
Should a new jail be erected at tbe point
cited, it could be readily' and thoroughly
cleansed ; soil pipes and fixtures could be
scientifically arranged; a. water-tank of
many bunuTedaWbarresi capacity eould be
placed in tbe tipper part of the building, and
by a properly arranged wind-mill could be
kept constantly full. Such a tank would be
supplied by the new wall wUkh has been re
cently sunk in tbe court house yard. By a
proper system of plnmbing and fitting tbe
entire new building cou'd be supplied with
water from this tank, or flooded in case of
necessity. The Balto. and Ohio Railroad
Company use many of the wheels, to which
I have referred, at their waterstations ; there
ia one at Confluence, one, I believe, near
Somerset, and some others in tbe county.
Such a statetof things would surely be pref
erable to tbe existing on. . The question ia.
what will our next grand jury do? Tbe
last recommended the building of a new
jail. Wiil the coming one' "stultify "Them
selves br recommending anything else? If
tbcjeiiBten to the gush of certain demagogues
and would-be political btavy-weights, tiiey
may recommend repairs ; but the hope of
tbe people who know anything about the
present prison here is, that their official
oaths will be of sufficiently binding force to
cause them to recommend, as they should
do, the building of anew jail. But what
wilt be the '' grievous burden, heavy to be
borue," which, (according to some persous
who really know better than they say), will
be laid on the tax payer i of this grand old
county of Somerset? "Let us reason to
gether " : The gross valuation of this coun
ty Is, for all purposes, S7.W9,321 ; this, at
one mill, on tlie.iloilnr, will pay in round
nnmbers, $7,0fO yenrly. In other words, the
mau who owns 10y0 worth of property
would pay at one miil.on the.dollar, which
ts one tenth of one per cent, exactly out dol
lar more tax than be pays now. ' it might
be a grievous burden for any.'one on tbe
verge ot an assignment, bnt not to- most
peopie : only save ten drinks of whisky per
year and it would be paid, an abstinence so
sMgbt that it wonld not hurt anyone.
Now, any one who sees fit can figure for
himself th number of years that it would
take to pay for a new jail at any gi vn Cist
thai would probably be incurred for suid
winding, and it is to be btrrnetn-mind that
tliinterest on the money would, oratJcat
eould bepaidby the rent of the offices which
I have shown can be formed by retaining
the old building and convening it to sncb
use. Of course it is well understood that
tha old building and grounds could must
likely not be sold oitbout a special act of
Assembly authorizing such sale, and on the
basis above laid dowa it would not be de
sirable to effect such sale at alL Another
point from tbe humanitarian standpoint. A '
gentleman recently at the county seat in
formed we last evening that there are two
prisoners in tbe " prison pen " which dis
graces the name of jail at that town, wbo
are wearing ' bail and diaia to prevent
them from breaking out. This is a very
beautiful stats of affairs. By what right are
prisoners who are merely handed over to
tbe Sheriff " to be safely kept " so disgraced 1
Remember, no matter what the weight of
evidence against these men, or either of
them, may be, they are' presumed innocent
Uutil proven guilty." Do you place a ball
and chain on an innocent tnan?To you
uot rather awaken tbe presumption of guilt
and ot a desperate character by such treat
ment ? Is there sny law for such a proceed
ing? What crime have tbey committed?
So far as pranf goes, none.
Tbey are prmmpthtlji as free from guilt of
any kind as sny one else is. Their only of
fence is thus far in the proceedings, that
they bare been arrested, charged with cer
tain offences, and found no one wbo would
"go their bail" in order to secure tbeir re
lease. No man in the county tbe Judge on
the bench dare not charge any crimeagainst
these men to-day more than I have stated
Is it a crime to have no inHuential friend to
lend the weight of his purse to deliver one
from tbe clutches of the sheriff?
But suppose these men bad friends who
were willing to trouble themselves about
their treatment, might not the sheriff, or the
county, be in some little danger? To shut
a man up ia sncb an atmosphere of filtb as
pervades Somerset ''prison pen" is bad
enough, without the additional suffering en
tailed by wearing a ball end chain. Sher
iff Spangler brought certain prisoners into
Court for trial wearing shackles, and Judge
Baer ordered him very peremptorily to take
the prisoners back and remove the irons,
and never again to.be guilty of introducing
a prisoner into tha cam t naum, unilerpenl
ty of being fined for contempt. Th truth
in a nutshell is simply this:-The present
jail is unfit, in every respect, to be used as a
place ot security for persons charged with
crime. It is in seen re. It is not ventilated.
It is abominably filthy and cannot be clean
ed. It is in direct and gross violation of tbe
laws regulating prisons. It is a place of tor-
ta-e fur tbe poor devils wbo are so unfortu
nate as to be shut up within it.. It is a cess
pool from whose contaminated air emanate,
fever germs, diphtheria spores and deatl
It is a public nuisance, and the Commission
ers are liable to prosecution for sot abating
it. It is a source of disgrace to the entire
county, and is tbe. worst prison in the state.
Repairs raunot bring it up to the standard
that modern civilization dejuacds tience a
new jail is an imperative n cessity
When some one taks the trouble to answer
th arguments I hare adduced in favor of a
new jail not by proclaiming .himself the
Jenrmiabof the county, nor by feeble at
tempts at wit, which excite mirth in none
hut himself I may com again, and. ter-
haps sooner. v , ; ) . ,
. r, ' lUJctfuUy, .
! . ,i PUijisauo. , .
: Addison, Pa., August 2, 1885. ?. . - ....
MARRIED.
f fSoEGE LOHR. On Tuesdsv .Anirnst
6y Josiah Einger, Tsq
Mr. rbarles G.
George to alias Emma B.
Garrett Connty, aid.
LoLr, botb of
SniPLEY-rtOSTZ. On Saturday. A o
ruk lft, ltui, at th resitUno of John W.
DieU, in Crsina Borough, by Wm. 8ha,
Esq., 3lr. Isaac I. Shipley, of Jsyette coun
ty, to alias Amanda J. Koonts. of Somerset
county. . i
ANKENY SHAFTEH. At the Reform
ed parsonage, in Btoyestown. Pa., on Thurs.
dsy. Aogn-t 27th7l!85, by Eer. William D.
lfevre. Mr. Wilis W. Anleny, of 8omer-
Emma B. tbaffer. of
Jetroer township, tha county.
THE GKEXT
UlfliKsi Sje2c
run
LIVER
DISEASE.
Bitter r bad tut
OjlTiptOlTlU mouth : tongue
natl hltaor mnnd with a brown far l nala
in the baek, sides or jotnta often nistaken for
Rheumatism ; Mir (aaae ; hmi ' -
CSlte sumetiiws na ana wsurnrasn, ur
llffcBk-a : natnleoey andarltteraetatwea: tow.
eU alternately et.tle aod lax : mtm ilaefco :
)om of mtmorj, with a painful senrntloo of liav.
tar tkllad to io SMnetblng wbleh eaghl to have
toca la , aefeiniy I w iin ; . mht.,
yellow apcoanuve of tfce skia nJ eyes , . dry
eoattn ; fever rMUaaoeM r the btum Is sraaty
o4 klxb-eoloewt, and, U aUowoa to siaao, uapoa
luaamuaenw '
SIMMONS LIVER RECULATOR.
PrBELT TKsrtABue.
Aa ifactusl Soscifc For
MAI.AKIA, . riysPEJPSIA.
CONSTIPATlOlf WWOrSVlSS,
SICK HEADAOHK, JAL KIUCE,
NAISEA, OOIJO,
1T1 VTll.hKPini.
SION. BOWELCOXPUACTTS
ETC, . ETC, - .XU.
It Is reaeralW ased In the Sooth to arouse the
Torpid Urer to a healthy actios.
It aocswUhoatdistarfcaiiro tot ho system, diet
or oceuiik. Is reailaca IM Liver, and
ransrs the bll to act a tho panro. Tbssxceasof
hit heln tr removed. IMS eaeet ts produeod.
luJIKX
ue'aioR deiKata ibwbi. r ati miww ib
which a laxatira, alleimllve or pancaUve is Deed
ed It wiil giro the most psrfeet saiisfaettaa. Tkt
i Xmprtt. fwml mm Mtm immUf tutttiam uu
WmrlA
STBFtS IS BIT OSS SIMMOSS UFIt
See that yoo aet the arewatsm with the M
X OB troat of Wrapper, iireparod only by
J. H. ZEILIN CO.,
sols raoraiaTOBS, PHH.'A,FA.
loll- irr-
POURT PLOULAATION.
Whxkxas, tb Honorable Wn.i,lx J. Baaa,
President Jodite of theseTeralCvurU Common
Pleas ot th several counties eompostae; the loth
J ad trial district, and Justice of the (Joe.ni of Oyer
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery, for tb
trial of all capital and other flU coders m tb said
liistrict, and w u. Coixtsa snd SAMtno. Ssydbb,
tionirea, Jadae of the Ot.nin or Common Fleas
aad Jostloe of the Courts ot Oyer aad Tarmlaer
and General JaU Delivery for the trial of ail capi
tal and other odenders in tl eoanty of Somerset,
have Issued thslr preeeiiU and to lae dlrrtel, for
boldin a Court of IVoomvia Plext add Oeneral
Qnartersesslonsof theFeae,and UenermlJall
Delivery, aad Court of Oyer and Terminer, at
Somerset, a
. t - j siatatJty, SepSosBke XS, ISSS.
Nnnrw ts hereby (riven to sD tbe Jnstlces of tbe
Fene. ttie Coroner aad Constables within tho
sail Countv ol So morse t, that they b tbea sad
there in lb err proper persons with their rolls, roc
ords. Inquisitions, examinations and other remem
brance, lo iio those l hlnvs which to tbeir offim
aad in tliat be hail appertain to u done ; aad also
they who will oroseeute asrsiast the prisoners that
are or shall be In the jail of Somei set ooanty, to be
then and there to prosecute ag aina them as shall
' . JOHN W1XTEBS.
Saiam'aOrncB, ) Sherlfl.
' spt a. Ms.
LIST OF CAUSES.
Followiaa Is the XJst of Caasss set ftw trial at
September Term of Court, bovtnaiag .Hjiy,
Septeinbee JS, la6 : . -
..i. t F1KST WEEK.- .
W.T.'WaUaeevs.A.J.HoUl.Uiy.'A'; i
Jonath:ia F.wr'jorunh ts Sinina Snyder.
8. Fhilsen Si Co., re C. U Baltrer.
Idstun Bros, b; Cunningham va Wm. Kmainwer.
John A. KeeberEoreireracTsABitust Koeb.er.
SaaiaelJ Klrta-lor vs Wm. C. Uveavosd.
J. F. Miller W. H. ZiitalL
blirabeth IVihr vs. Horace Lenhart.
SECOND WEEK.
Lvdia Beimao vs. Susannah A C. O. Walter. .
Walker ly.t1t ts A. K. Oeist..
Sasiiix-kaBna iL F. Ins. Co. ts E. A. FU. t
Chriftcs Xelm vs John Lenta.
Sh.ti.er TJhi T-iney.
B. M. Ht rieTptic v Jibci 4 Ellen Bohan. -Sufciurhanna
M. F. Ina Co. ts J. K. Walter.
Jaoub 3ipe s wH..w an.1 heirs vs A. H. Tuspoo.
E.iwin D.l slrimer Township . , .
JwJ, .M. Fiko ts s,.nth Penn R. B. Co.
O. D. larnrne ts Somerset a Camia R. R.Co.
Msrthik J. F. Hunter vs. Joseph J. DtuueU.
Fatri iciaMKiu.s i John UMt -H.
M. Hartman's u? vs O. J. Hrrrin. "
Fekr A. Baker ve J. B CriUhaelii.
Ilwtyl nine, N. B. CRIT HFIKLD,
Au. 31, ltss. 1 . Frotbonotjsry.
T EGISTERS NOTICE.
Itice Is hereby given lo all person concerned
as legatees, creditors, or ethera-ise. that the K.U
lowio aoeounta bsv passed register, and that
the lame will be presented tor condrmatlon and
allowance at an Orphans' Court to beheld at Som
erset 'i Thursday, the 1st day of October, las:
1, First and Bnl account of Wm. H. Miller,
Executor l Jacob J. Miller, dee'd.
i First and bnul account of Joseph D. Miller,
Administrator of Jacobs. Miller, deed.
S. First and anal account of Jacob Gerhard,
Executor of Jacob May, deed.
4. The fourth aoroont of Dr. V. M. Beachly,
Executor of Daniel Beachly, dec d.
a. First and final aerouat of Michael Good,
Administrator o John W. Geif er. dee d.
ft. FtrM and hnai account ol James O'Connor,
Administrator and Trustee of Mrs. Jan Knatf,
dee'd.
T. The account of Hoary F. Bamett, Adminis
trator of 4 reorice iigiine, dee'd.
a. Th second acooont or Aaron Will, one ot the
Execators ol Henry Seehler, dee d.
. t Irst and bnal aceoant ofZ. T. Kimmell, Ex
Mlnr of Sarah KlmmeL deed.
I. Fit it account of Daniel Hoffman, on of
tb Execators of Joseph Horim.in, deed.
, 11. First and Anal account ot Feter Sader, Ad
ministrator of Valentine Shatter, dee'd.
IX. First and final acmnnt of Jacob L Kauff.
man. Administrator of Joha I. Kauttman. dee'd.
IS. First and Oaal aeronnt of Jonas M surer.
Executor of Adam Zttamennaa. dae'd.
14, The aeroant of Samuel Berkey, Admialstra
tor f Sarah Brown, soe'd.
Is. First and cnal account of Joha M. Glessner,
Administrator c. t. a. ol John Buyer, deec
16, First aad final aoeouat of John A. Sip. Ex
ecutor of Magdalena Sipe. dee'd.
II. First and final occount of Stephen McCUn
rock. Adulnistralor of B. K. P. McCuntock. dee'd.
18. The account of James Oower, Execator of
. J. uoinns, uec a.
19. Flat and final aeecant of Edward S. Thom
as, Administrator of Joseph Thomas, dot- d.
?. First aad final aocou til of Samuel J. Ltehty,
Administrator ol Saliv Llvenaooti. dee'L
21. First and final a -co tint of Michael and Hen-
rv Loca. Admmlstrators of Henry LonK. dec d.
L Second account of Henry F. J. Caster, Ad-
mlnlstratnroi Henry t-aster, aee a.
Zl. Tbe first and final aceoant of Naacv We.
vr. acting Administratrix of Hiram J, Miller,
dee'd.
34 Theffeveral aeeauats of L. A- Kratcbsiaa,
Cornelius iiurannMer and t nnsrira Hare. Ad
ministrators and Trustees of Noah Bur k holder,
aec-o. ...
Hirit (KOee, I ( HAS. C SH AFER.
Sep. . 1Mb. -
.
- Kaglster
QRBHAKS' COURT SALE
; OF
Valuable Real Estate.
V vi
Cretans' Court of Somerset County. Fa. to us di
rect od, we will expos t public al oa the home
stead, on j -
SATURDAY, SEPT. 2G. 1885,
at 2o'ctork r. ., all the following described Real
Estate, let th property of Jonathan Dormeyer
tee d, situate ia Somerset Twp., Somerset t o-,
Pa , vii :
H.'' 4 Aetrtaln tract of land adjoin
IslQo I tng lands of Henry Smith.
Sim I Weadle,Levl J. Loog. J. Barron. J, Woy.
Martin Snyder, ard others, conlaluug 1 acres,
t'-i Mrchrt, mora . or leas, about so acres of
whirh sre cleared, and haiane well timber!,
about 30 acres in malw, and bavlag tbtraoa
erected a larg two story
DWELLING HOUSE,
Bank Bars. Milk Hons. SassrCamp. aad other
oaibuildmg. Th farm Is well watered, and has
a splendid orchard.
PI Q Aeertsta tract of land ad-
IJOl mumm toinrng No. 1. lands of Joha
Woy. vt eadeh Wiabrrs, C. C. Mnsselman. Jacob
Barron, and EH Bowman, eontatnina; US acre
anl 8 perches, about tw acres of which are clear
ed. 12 acre la meadow, aad at least ao acres in
giod timber: th tract Is well watered. Tb
above iwo tracts are about one mil from Frtedens
an lie along tbe Somerset A Cambria Railroad,
and wlthm me-loarta ml' of Snyder's station,
and convenient to rhurt h. school and mill. Both
the tracts are la a good tut of rultlratk n.
Also, train and othar bersonai nroaarrte will ho
sold at th same time.
XETRjVCS or SALE. .
Oa No, V fc!,(Joo cash, and haiane iatwoenaal
araal paWateats, with Interest,
On No A A II Cash esnt as So tka arvlna Sa.
tlhsetr Geerge I amos MImt, smt.teet
to which It is sobl. Said jtt-lKment Is Darabl as
follows i al'i oa th 2th September. lVxi .ad
aaarsumannaalljlar seven years thareaftor, aad
IB IM 1 O.
, JOH.X BIWONER.
- TRACT E. rUUH.
eP,i , . Administrators
JJXECUTOire SALE
-or-
Valnabls Real . Estate !
THE raDEKSTQWED, Executor of th last
will and testament of William 7tmmnia dea d,
will aeil at nubile sal aa th premise la th
Township of Jenner, Somerset County Faoa
SA TURD A Yj 0C TOBER 3, 1S85
at t 'eioek r. tb following described Real Es
tat, vis. A eartaia fans or tract af Und rtalii
about tw mile east of Jenner X Roads, and
eoowt fcr mile west of Stoyeetowa, on th Us of
th Osaenabargaad Moyestoara Tarspla. con
taining is acres, strict sncasaro, ad nurse lan-ls
of Frederick O. Nr. Or. Coeade, J. I saw W
Homr. Jno. atllVar. Oo Barvott aad ltlehL A.
Zlnvawrmaa. Th tana enotalas a ansa) mmi
of bearing fruit tre, aad la Weil supnlie.1 with
water; aonvealent to cbnrese sad ac boots.
Abnat two-lblrda of It is He red, th haiane be
tBt wsll timnored. The cleared laxl ia In a otuI
State of ealtlvatloa. and I free from stoa.
Jmmri 1 1 is m ow aw tfttU.
MICUAEL A. ZQaXEBMAX,
aa 1. Exwator.
IIERIFF'S SALE.
-
Hy virtue oToonstn writs or Ft. Fa.. AL FL Pa'
Lsv Faaad Vend Kx, taraod out of the IViurt at
Common ttaas of Soma Ml Co. Pa-, and to M dt
reeteu, there will to exposed to pabiio sale at Ui
Court House ia SoaMrsat uorvas-a, !-, oa
FHIDA Y,'SL'1"T. 25, 18o.
at 1 o'cli-rk k. a!! tu rtLt, title, tnter-! ant
claim (! th Sftfe Ira ai,ti Cxupxa,iM, U
wiiy all tu cuatl, truara. Ore-ci-ty, .iujux..
aai all other minerals lying aul boiaif ointer and
a pan. and ooDtaloe-1 within a eoruun tract of toad
Slluato In Summit Twp,. Sttmersst Co.. I-'il
Uiooood tj tho Casselmaa river oa Cbe f?rih,
and adhdniair landa ol Joha A. filler ainl other,
eonuintn: 74o urfi and altwas-off. Aad tb
lull. Iroe aod uiuaiorrapted rwbt d way tw. npn
anl ererH land lor mining and taklcir away
the said miDerals by sarh wajs and means as may
bm accessory aa l ewTeQiont, feseept tb Salnor
al en lOor acres rnod too baiMiovs). Abn, tlio
riKkt ol lielendsnt Onipasy to ase so mneh of
said land as may be eeceuary to oonduct their
leaserbip. Also, alftben- rnrbe, tttt md interest
In a brtire across Casaeliaaa river btwen the
ra.lroa4 afid said tract of land , abto, the railroad
Irom tba bridfre into tb mines, aad tbe defend
ants' Inurem m a anrrow stiipof Und between lu
F. k C H. K. and th river opposite said brtdm.
Taken ia xeeaiioa at the nit of The, s. Uep
plewbitew ALSO '
All th ria-bt, title. Interest aad elalm ol Too.
U. faal h ot, la and 1 tb loliowing nal es
tate, via: Two certain louof groaad aituai in
th Baachtey sarvey of the Borouhof Meyors-
dale, somerset Co., ta., known oa tb plaa M laid
Horongb as lou oa. sou uki 38 1, oounuaa on to
North by F .urth street, oa tb Kast by RMx
alley, on lb South by tot No. aau on the w est
by tmeebley itreet, said lots belnc eaeb M feet
trust and 1 iO loot doeji, with tbe appurv aaaeea.
rsaen in exeeattoa at tne run 01 uou, neoier
and J. D. Malory, partners doiog bulness as
bonier a oasory.
ALSO
A tuo riirbt. titlo. Interest and elalm of th
defendant, 1. S. LAne. or, In as to tb touowiag
nal mtata, vis : A eeruia lot of arrooad sitnaM la
the vIUsyo ot HoorenviUe, Qnenuhoslna; Twp.,
Somerset Co- Fa., eoetainbuj W acre: awn or
lorn, adjouueg lands of Kaebael and Narah tHell,
Fully Uempacy, Jobs Hammer, aad Mad street,
having a two-etory Hume dwelling- house Uioroon
encieU, wltb the appitrteDaurti.
Taken in execute at tk salt of Saaael Zim-
ALSO
All the rlfrht, title UUareat and. claim of J. O.
Meyers, of, In and to the following described real
estate, viz :
Nik L A lot of a-romid In Xeyersdsle Borourh,
Somerset Co., Fa., fronting on Centra street,
Market Square and Meyers A Tonne, and bound
ed on th Northeast by lot No. known en
the plan of Meyers' audition to aahl Borough al
lot No. Uu.
No. A A lot or ground situate as a foveas 111, and
known as lot No. 4 In ulingers nrst surrey, front
lng -it loot on Centra street, aad M feet oa Dal
sueot. No. S. Two lots of ground sltoataaa aforesafd,
lying between the mill nee aad th extenswa r
Salisbury stnet, known on th plaa of Meyers'
addition a tots No. SW aad UI .
No. 4. A oertain lot of around sltBat as afor-
said, lying between Orant street aad the exten
sion ol Salisbury street, and east of Hady's Bot
tling Lstablisoment, being part of sot known on
tbe plan of aiejen addition aa lot No. 27, and
fronting oS Met on Uranl street, aa Mat aa
Salisbury street.
No. &. A eertatn lot of ground sitnat as afore
said, lying between Orant aad Ktistory street,
land W est of Uady's BotUlng establishmant, tx-
or part of tot kDuira on tut) pan
of Merer
diuon as lot No. m amiironung 110 Mel en
Urant street and 113 fcret oa Salisbary street.
No. e. Four loU situate as aioresald each tt feet
front by 120 leet deep on the South side of Meyers'
avenue. West side ot Chestnut street, aad near lo
he Kaitruad depot, known on the plaa at Meyers'
addition to said Borough a lota vs. 40, tl, 41
aad i.
Two lou of (round ia Boekwood Borough,
Somerset Co., Fa., known on lb plan ef said
town as hits Not. 1 and each eoausiaing about
one-fourth aero ami lvina- between Main street
aad Kailroad street, and eoatb of Warner's Tan
nery.
No. 8. A tract of land In Summit and Brothers
valley Townships, County aad Stat aforesaid,
adjoining lands of Lint A Uugus, Jaoob Bittaer,
Henry shatter, and others. Containing 3e acres
and v perches, more or lea, known a purpart
No. is. or tbe Edward StauU-um tract, with aa
orchard, ete. t hereon, with taeappunaaances.
No.u. HI torn loU In lb town ol Romania,
Samnilt Twp., Somerset Co., Fa., fronting on
Kevstooe avenue, and known on the plao ol said
town aa sots Nos. 131, loA ll. 124, 13s, Ut, YXi, 13s,
UK. lau, 141, 14;, 143, 144 and 14a. making two
blocks of lots bounded on the Northeast br cass-
elaun river. Southeast by Chestnut street. South
west tiy Arystoo avenue, ana nortnwest oy
Walnut street.
No. H. Eleven lots In tbe said town of Roman-
la situate a aloreaaid knows on the plan ol said
bwn aa lou Nua. Ki, 1U3. It-, lw, it, Wi. t, Vil,
la. UU. and 130. Nos. rox, lo-t. 104 and luo o,muki-
a.1 on North by lot No. 101, East by Hemlock al
ley, South bv Cbestnnt Su, ana K. K. Avenne,
and Vt est by Shaw's Avenue. Nos. U4. 1J5 bound
ed on tbe North by Keyatoce Avenue and Ojy
btre. l. East aud South by the Ca.tSf Itn.m River,
ami West by Shaw s Avenue. Ifos. VJ9. r27. US,
1-V. and 13u, boundeii ou the North by Kcv stone
Avenue and Chestnut Ull oy laseeimau
iUver. Soutb by tray street, and Vtest by tne
Kailroad er Kej stone avaua wuh th appurte
nances. Taken in execution at the suit of David Llchty's
us.
ALSO
All tt right, title, interest an.1 claim of Nelson
Lenmu tof mand to the following described real
eatate sitnat in the village of oarreu. Summit
township, Somerset county. Fa,, being lot No. 3
lroniinon Centre (treet and alley on rear nd,
adjoining lot No. J va one aide and LaFayeit
street en the other side. ha ing a one and a hair
story plank dwelling house thereon erected, with
the apourtenaacea.
Taken in evocation at the suit tftlW. KimaicI
as ol s. V. Livengood, et. w
ALSO
All th right, title. Interest and claim of J. B
Criti hbcld, ot in and to the leliow.ng real estate,
sis: a eeriain Iota of ground situai In the Bo
ugh ol Bookwood, Somerset County, Fa-, Irontini;
on .Ualn Sirew and xb-nding baxt to allay, lot
No.'. bounded on tba North-aat br Bock alley
and lot N.. ou on Soot b-w est by a twenty foot al
ley, lot Xo. a lylne between lots Nos. at and So,
having a two-aiory tram dwelling house etveted
tin lot No. as with the appurteoaaces.
Taken la execution at tne suit of J. J. Hanger.
ALSO
All th right, title, interest and claim of Martin
Barrett of in aad to tb following real estate, T s :
Two certala lot of ground situate in th Buiuagh
ol Commence. Some met t-oonty. Fa., fronuitg a. h
24 leet on Uden street and extending ba k Ul
lent to an alley, known on tb plaa of said Bor
ouKh aa bits No. -Ju and 30 in Block g; said tots are
femed and aodcr cnitivalioa, wuh lb appurte
nances. ALSO
All the right, title. Interest and claim of Job X.
Flaniaran, oi in and to tb following real estat,
via: Two certain lots sitnat as aforesaid, fronticg
each -it rest oa Odea Street and extending hk
1.1 leet to aa alley, known as sou lit and V4 In
Blot k 11, bavtng thereon erevted a two story
frame uweiling boose with klU ben attarkod aad
other oBibulluutgS w ith lb appurtenances.
ALSO
All th right, title, interest sod elalm of Joha
Mckeoaa.01. In and to tb billowing rcalaouu.
via ; Two certain loualtuat aa aforesaid, knwn
as hit Nos. 27 and 2s ia block ton plan l said
Borough, fronting ea eh a lot oa Jtciors street,
and extending back 1-1 leet uan alley. Lot No.
M is a wrner lot lying along Manning street.
Said lots are fenced ana cultivated, wltu th ap
purtenances. ' ALSO
All the right, title, Interest and elalm of Isaiah
Morrison, of ia and to th hillowlag real estat.
vis : A certain lot of ground situate aa aloreaaid,
and known on the plan ol said Borough a lot No,
T In blocs , fronting 24 leal ea W liiiam street,
extending back Ui leet lu aa alley : said lot laae
ed and cultivated, with la appurtenance
AL-O ;
All the right, title Interest and elaim of The.
P. Farnell, ol In and to the following real estate,
via: Two certain lotssituat a aloreaaid, known
as lots No. 11 and 11 In bioek lu. fronting X4 teet
each en t Men street, and running back to the Caa
eclman river : said lot are fenced and caltivatad,
with th appurtenanre
ALSO
All th right, title. Interest and elaim of A. D.
Sharp, of In and to tax to Uu wing real estate, via :
A certain lot sitnat aa aloreaaid. known as lot
No. 3. Block 7, fronting 24 teat on illlam street
and extending back Ui leet to aa alley : said kit
leneed aad cultivated, with th appurtenance.
ALSO j
All th right, title, interest aad claim of Cha. j
Valbrecht, ui in and to tb following real aetata, .
via : T bree certain lots of ground sitoat as aiore
sald, know aa lota No, lo, 11, and 12 ia Block 11.
frosting each 'at teet on Odea .tract and extending
back 11 leet to an alley, said lot being leoeed
and cultivated, with tb appartMaae.
ALSO
All the right, title Interest snd elaim of H. C.
Wireicg, et to and I tb Kit lowing real nat,
vu: Two certain lou all uit a aloreaaid known
a lots No, t and 7 la Block lo. fronting ettch 34
Met on Odea atraet, aad ruorlag back w Caaaei.
man river, said kit being leased and cultivated.
wita tne appuncnanee.
ALSO
Ail the right, title, later aad claim of Tbos.
Vt UiUms, ot, in and to the loliowing raaj estate,
via : Two certain tou situate aa aforesaid. Anowa
a Nos. 3D aad 40 ia Block li. troauag St teet each
ca W Ilium street, and extending back La feet to
a alley ; lot No. 40 Is a corner lot. and also lrnts
on Charles street ; said lota are fenced aad culti
vated, wltb the apponenancea.
Tb last nine above described properties taken
la execution at the salt of Wm. H. Koonts. Attor
ney lor lb FroprUtora of th town of Coonueae.
ALSO .
All tbe riaht, title Interest andeksia f S. H
Welnii-r, of. In and to tbe following real estat la.
wit: Two certain lots of ground situate in Oarrtlt
Somerset County Fa., being lou No, ta and 1.4
haotvled by I 'enter street oa th Wet, alter oa
the North, alley oa th Eat and Jackson street
on the Soutb, having the reon erected a an awri
frame building 30 by 40 feeL
Taken ia xauatioa at tawtaitof Jerome H. Ju
dy. aVa,oi Judy, Co roe Ikes J ody and Samal Judy,
pajtaara dsiag hyaraaea a J. C. Jialji A Cot .
y i .'1'HSVM'B ; , $
NOTICE AB sooatsiikiisn at tboatw
sale wUl please take notl.-e that a narf of th nor. '
ebaao money to b aaado kaswa a th time of
ill 0 Bsaasrea as soa aa the iimimti I
anocaeu uoarw, nuerawa at wm n ama expose
to sal a tho ruk s t an inn , ,,m jk
residue ai tb
I of tho lillll S a iat a ad B T
iTkswa mt k-w mMal of kr
ot UawtTUas Has t sd kg tko Coaasiaav as-
curing tho acknowasd g . sat of dead a, and no deed
WUl be aclssajji lssstialli lb misrrTT
pakl la fulL ' '
SHEatrr-s Omci, t " JOBT WTTT rsS,
Septl,, . j --. tl, . j barlt
A DMINISTRATOR'S - NOTICE.
Estato
laavlbrvamd wawa.i.i.!.. . kr thai
saaAanty. watlr la Mrby lvn t all !
lni mtt t iaH -wd kaliai alant
pavuiaiikaaiil Lk navmga .tmi''asiUaam
vttl psmanlttaT ly iawntlralJ to th saw
rlgwd ir sj kaaariay, ftbr
)9aa, aa ta mt th aMaalaiMratur la
JeAvamrtOrmatmaav V
aaarM. aUaatnlatraua:.
Tb aaaaal mMtlaaw mt th MottMtraf Lk
Sawaan Fkr Hriek Cbaaaar wOi W kwkf at taair
eraea, at Kssss Jwnettnn, SomeraM v., Pa om I
aawwav. iwa tmm vw a aseTjawaanwr. l-'.a at i
'elstk r. far lk alartiuw af.latcora tr lk an-1
nine year, aad tk traaaetjaf mekolkw oaak
Mas ikai may aane twaew them. . .
JASPtK M. lORTFK.
rpZ-S. Secretary.
s
! PUBLIC SALE.
BY VIHTt:ofn(C..er btaedofUortt Or
phan' Court of &cmr-- Cuenf y , Pa-, to tfe
lir otitrry n th ynmhrs, on
at 1 a cl k In tbo ar-.ernc.o. tfce toltolr. j dea rie-
dew-; !. t. wl
Amlsls trartotfwl :'ltui! In Unwor T -
koyfeot Twp , Somerset Cv. Fa., adjoin " bsaos
ol Aaron Meters, H. i. ' how a, IV. Nelonser.
bard. KMh ltu?fc. itod oetim. eisitaiam uae hiaa-
dra.ta.-res, mt-re or ot which abt eveaty-
five arrel am ettarod. eroieit nre a-rs in foea
bai inn tlteraoa errelro a aaJ Iraax
DWELLING HOUSE,
ae sH'l ono-half story frame barn, spring doom
and other oatbwlldinsr. Conyonlent t ebareh
aad aehooL livod watar.
TEKM3.
One-half cash oa eonormatioa of sale snd Aelrr.
ry of deed, balane la on year irom day of la,
with interest, loper sent ot tbe purchase mooev lo
p paii VMS tao propeFty i awicao'i uwn. tm
ferrod paTment to bo srearou by jnoirmont boad
oa tne premisoa. J . w. r ' ica.riii.ie.iL,
aa-j. Admr. aad Traate.
JDMINISTKATOK'S NOTICK.
Estat ot Catharine Frlu. dee'd late of Cluema-
nonug iwp., somerset ra.
Letter mt administration a th above eatat
having bea granted to tb sdrslgned by th
proper authority, notice U hereby given to all
nersocs Indebted ts said estate to Kake immedt-
at payment, and those having claims acaintt th
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement oa Saturday, October a, leaa, at tb
resldene of the undersiimori.
EAkNEST ESHRICH.
aaglf Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estat of Jostaa Btowery dee'd. lata of Jsatrst
Twp., Somerset t-ounty. ra.
Letters f admmbrtratioa oa the above estate
ha Ting baa granted to th andersiKned by tb
proper authority, notic la hereby given to all
Sersons Indebted to said estat t auk tmmedt-
at payment aad tbos having claims aaainst th
seme to present them doly authenticated for set
tlement oa or bessr Thursday, tb 17th day of
September, t--so. at tb late resilience oMecewed,
?snv r . u i- z u
W.S.MOWERV,
nnsp. Administrators.
LIME!
LIME !
Th Farmer's LImerompany, Limited, will sell
at thlr kilns, or load o cars,
GOOD LIME
At S cents per bushel, er deliver tt a Low as th
Lowest to ail Kailroad Stations and Sidings Ir.
th Countv, and tb Berlin Branch muck low
er So!!ei.'ioa titureaaerf. It la the Oray
Ferriferous Lime, which Is known by Practice
and Seiencr I be th Strongwt and Best sue Ag
rleuitural Furvses. All orders pmmptlv tilled.
Address, H KNHY S. WALTER,
de-i4-Lrr Garrett Somerset Co.. Pa.
pUBLIC SALS" , '
' OF
Valuable Real Estate!
mi? fN riFRSIlN ED. Administrator and
1 Trustee fur the sal of the Bead Estat of
Jooa J. Spangler, iat ol somerset norougu. som
erset Countv, Fa deceased. In pursuance of an
order granted to him by the Orphans' Court of
SomerFet County, will sell at public sale, at th
Court Bous ia th Borough ol Swerset, oa
SATURDAY, SEFT. 5, ISSo,
At 1 o'clock p. m., th following described Bead
xaraLe, Tlx :
NO. 1. A certain tract of kvnd situate In Som-
... T .. ... .-.r to, Pa. adtolnina- lands of
Jonathan J. Berkley. Wm. Marfceny, Henry
Lonir. Samuel Fox and Josiah Woy. fianlel Hau
ler. Sol Lenhart. and others, eontainlnx ISO acres
more or lee, with a good two-story fram
DWELLING HOUSE,
Wn and Mhor autbolld a thereon erected:
good water, bne orchard, and In a hlith state ol
cultivation. This farm 1 known as tne " Jona
than Barkley Ftirm.' and lis sitoat a half mile
north ol tbe town oi omeisei. ou inw juuujw-.
turnpike : convenient to ehurenes. school, and
railroad facilities. Tnls farm wiil be sold as a
whole or In parcels, to suit purchasers.
TERMS-
n arm M hw cash on eonSrmatlon of rale ami
delivery of deed. nd th,)0 to be paid In six
annual pavments ot si.ioo eaco. me um mj""!
on tbe 1st day of April, 1-- and annually tbcre
afteruniil pakl. Payments secured by mortKaa-e
bond, without Interest. Ten per cent of the whole
purchase money to be paid on tbe day of sal.
av-i" eaaeatio ofrra uttobtr 10, less.
ALSO
NO. 2. A certain bou?e and M of arronnd itnate
In tb Borough ol Somerset. Fa , adjoining lot of
Jacob Mier't heirs on tbe Last, Union street on
tha Xorth. lot ol Ed. Johnson on th West. Mala
street on th Sooth, fronting XI feet and ranning
bock 4 w-et, Willi a two-story Irame houe, sta
ble. an-1 other outbolldma j t hereon erected.
TE US .-Cask a onnrmatlon ol sale and de
livery of deed : 10 per cent, of the purchase money
must be nal I on day of sal. Fosaesstun fciven
October L l-Si.
ALSO
NO. 3. A eartaia tract f band situate In Shade
Two , Somerset Co . P . adjolnln lamis of Cyrus
Herkerbile. Jacob Miller, David Will. Moses Mil
ler, al other, eoatalng log acres, more or less,
with a two-story punk bouse, barn and other out
baildinga thereon erected. Oood water, orchard,
and well improved. Tba farm is known as the
Bernard Cnyl Farm."
riBJfS.- All over tueS M cash eaeoofirmatka
of sal and delivery of deed, and the loots In
paymenu of t& each, th first thereof to fail due
Oct. 1. lsi-S and annually thereafter until paid,
withoat interest, and to be applied to tb original
purchase jndtment. 1 per rent, of ihecanh mua(
be paid on lu day or sal. Fosaession triTen Apr '
1, ias. J. L. FUOH. U
auga-ot. Administrator and Treat.
PUBLICSALK
BT VIBTT'E of an order issued out of tbe Or
phans' Court of Somev-t County, Fa., lo tb
on a trig ned directed. I will expose to sal by
pa e outcry, on th premise la Betkley's Mills,
oa
SA 2 URDA r, SEP'T. 5, 18S5,
at I o'clock in the afternoon, th fbDowtn de
scribed Keal estate, lata the estate of Bachei
Wa hi, deceased, to wit :
MO. 1, A certain boos and lot or ground situ
ate la Berkley's Milk). Sonasraet C., Fa., adjoin
ing Baptiat Churct on tbe South, Wilson E.
Walker on th West. Elizabeth Judy oa th
North, lira Berkley's ewate ea tb East, eo-tainina-
4 nerches. strict measure, having there.
oa erected a small fram Insulting Boueo, SU-bl.
and other outbuildings.
N . X known a tbe Shop Lot. adjolntac rfo.
1 oa tbe East. 1 haevaoCrltabBaU oatko South,
Peter F. n. w alket s tat on the west,cunves
lent lo Church, School and Jl ill.
TERMS.
Cash on ronnrmatiea ot sal aad delivery l
deed to purchaser ; XV per cent of the pun:
money to tie paldwa ooa a the property Is knock
ed down. S W. FK1TZ,
Admr. and Trust e of Bachei Wahl, dee'd.
jobs.
Jos. Home & Co.'s
RETAIL STORES.
august omraGs fdb cm cdstoyees.
Our $1 a yard Gros Grain
Colored Silks, worth $1.25.
Our three special numbers in
Black Silk, $1, $1.25 & $1.50
a yard; these are the celebrated
Guinet make, and best ever sold
at the price. Col. Surah Silks,
24-in. wide 85c. worth $1.10.
Checked and Plaid Surah Silks
24-in. wide at $1 were $1.50.
Handsome India Silks marked
down to 50c. Velvet Grena
dines & Brocade Velvets; entire
stock at greatly reduced prices.
These are only here and there
lots. . We have perhaps the
largest Retail Silk Dep't in the
U. S. bar none, certainly the
right place to buy Silks. Dress
Goods way down ; special bar
gains at 10 to 20c, then a big
assortment ot double width all
ool, col. Dress Goods at 50c,
only half price. Thin Wool
Dress Goods in cream white &
colors, AlbatT08,Nun's Veilings.
& CashmeTes, at low prices,
New wool. Tricots, in mixtures,
50 eta. Also oar own brand, 54-in.
all-wool Cloths at 75c. worth 11.50.
Lawn at 5c Batistes at 10c, criDked
Seersuckers at20c.Aatines, good
onea, at 15c, Anderson 40c Ging'ms
at 25c, choice Am. Ging'ms at Sc.,
thin white goods, embroideries, la
es, ladies underwear and hosiery,
a special low prices this month
TJ.Z li" KTL.L. -a i trn
4W paim ui mce vuruiiiin v i -j-j
,i (i - js-rVr,ra fiTlwv t-.ma
day as received. Address all or
derti to ' '
Ja Han i NiWl K3T3. Pai irax
aKiiyr Pittsburgh. Pa.
TiEGAL NOTICE. .-:
li
T lollowrkMf aaalcire'! AeeonM kav bee
nasal in my ones, aad none w rry flrew
the aam will he pmentevl to tke Owit fur eonOr-
miwta sal lamtT. in-momr sea. uata wn.a
bnr aU nrtkw IMraaM4 aa actamd :
I Th Bnal aeraaat of Osorf Johnaua aai P
rPor. Aaaln of Joka Broil lev.
i fnx v'l Utkee. i M. tL calTORVIELD.
arp. 1, !. ( PiutBoaWtary.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
Wt aiinomice that having bought a large
stock of Flannels, Yarns, . Blankets Canton
Flannels and other Fall ami Winter Goods at
Low Figures, we can offer them at prices never
before touched hi the trade. Everyone that
buys will have the benefit of Low Prices. Our
stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Linoleums, Mat
tings, Rugs, Stair-crash, Stair-rods, Buttons,
c., Ac., is- very large, and is composed of the
most desirable Goods in the market.
Call and hwj, and
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S,
113 and 115 Clinton Street,
i
JOHNSTOWN, PENN'A.
EJM3BY 65 2ET7E1A53
SCESTISTSAS cSgeapesthas
psAcncAiiij) Nj" rn
Over BOO flrSl pi Send 1oT
Beautiful 1 1 fl Price List
Design. aiif?! Circulars.
trri Wilts
"0NUMa
A NEW BOOK STOE I SOMERSET
WM. H.WELFI
BOOKSELLER SOMERSET,
BIBLES.
TESTA3IEXTS, HYJiy BOOKS
And Standard erd HitiManimui BoL- in all Drjvrtmi ntn of Litrra-
turf, such a
HISTORY. BIOGRAPHY. ALL THE POPULAR NOVELS
AS WELL AS TBE FAV0SITE POETS, IX ALL STYLES ASD BIMiISC.
SITZ ECCZ I2T TES 1TAXE2T WILL 2 PBCXITL7 SUPILIZr.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES ALWAYS IN STOCK
STATIONERY!
Tb Public will also find a fall Assortment of Oon.li Bel-niln to th Stationary Trad
a great variety of Blank Buoka, tuck a
Ledgers. Day-Becks, Pass and M.ncrandm Eccks,
FISE WR1T1SG TAflRS or ALL KlUBS,
WRITrXG TABLETS, PENCIL TABLETS, PAPERS .V BOXES,
ENVELOPES, PENS, PENCILS, INKS, dc, dr.
BASK BALL GOODS, CROqlET SETS, ETC FICTVRES, FRAMES AXD MOV UilSGX, 0
ALL SORTS.
THE STOCK OF JUSTICES' BLANKS IS FRESH d- COMPLETE
Aad have all been canfmUl artataai una) In Sumeraet Jaunty, and wlllh found rorrrrl in I
parliaUoTt. Correstunuene rU,mi Books, he.. 1 Invltad. and all mall arder will r.
49-STOBE OX ItlillUW tT ,
ruay
WM.
Beaver College and Musical Institute
FOB Ttrxe 1.4 DIE. Ftntarmknofl5weekaorns8arTiwi.lia. slwerlwr A.
vwailaaSM far . avat aa Msaa(aai. Lxtenatv apparatus. X ptmmmm aad
including pipe aiiaD. end lor circulars to
aanl'J-N.v,reb. t. B. T. TITIOB, V. . Baver. Pav
WESTERN UNIVERSITY OF -PA. JSt.'SW.
X. B. Oorr. LLP.. Chanrellor. T, Preparatory srb"L loelnillra; rutnmerial bran. he. II.
Ollrx 94 Art and Khlloaiby. III. IKpartment of Enrrnseria and ajbesaiscry. Jula
aivinij fnll information, aent on application. Next Term Open Sept. 1st. aaln-lns
J. H. BORLAND,
WHOLESALE AUCTIONEER
IVXannfactTirer's A.gent
or
BOOTS. SHOES. BUBBEBS. USEES iffl OIL CLOTHS
723 and 725 Liberty Street,
(HEAD OF WOOD,)
PITTSBURGH, J?ENN'JL.
UEOI LAR Ai niOS SALES.
Xwwi-y wtUIDaT al 11 as.
DTMail orders receive Prompt
I sell goods 20 to 2) per cent,
and deliver either direct from
house in Pittsburgh, and can
in my line, that it will pay them
their purchases. As my 6tock is
And you have a larger litse to Velect from than aDy agent can show by
Bain pie. My FALL STYLES are the handsomest and best eook shown
bv anT dealer iu the U. S. My specialties are SOLID LEATHER AXD
HONEST DEALING. Iam the ONLY RUBBER AGENCY IN
PITTSBURGH, and offer t hi fall LYCOMING. MEYER, AMERI
CAN NATIONAL RUBBER COMPANY'S GOODS, at bricea that
cannot be met by Jobbers) ; besides,
aa we II as Job Lots of Rubbers, at 10
standard, first-quality goodB. . I sell
lials and UoDgresa in the L. b. 1 sell
Bal i Double Sole, SOLID LEATHER, that you can Retail at 91. z;
Send for Samples of both of above. Sole agett for JOHN MUNDELL &
CO S u SOLAR TIP " SHOES.
A DMISISTRATORS NOTICE.
hMMkt of rUy AlaMsa. eeM. Iat or Orasania;k
Iwp.. .-oaieTucH uawt. l-a.
laHtarvor admtnt-tratlnw on the aAove aetata
kavisai ban ran lad tw tk awtrmtanwd k tk
pruer at.jriiy, notio Is keraby irrn ut nil
awiwais indt4 teaaaa tat tuk trame.ll.
ais psiasH an tne nanna; euum aaalaet tk
anan I present tkem daly autkmifa'stad lor ae
Uwmmt ua Taareday, tk k 4ay of Uur, !,
atarltrTMlMnc. -
ISAAC TOPCK
mtt. . i - Artmlnlalrmutr.
ViTOTICE. " JJISSUIATHJ HOT1CE.
i.V V4. . s a a . . ... . . ,
l v.. win ....i. .v. -rv v nv uaiauavtav-
QwarraT&.y" iTU, .7J?V,'l " J: '' T-
llZ.JZZr ' arm. J. B. jtVYDER.
TfK-K. ' BUI AX rKASTZ. mtAM.
SA VE MONEY, at
It Will JPay You
To Buy Your
Memorial Work.
Of
Will F. Staffer, MA Mi
Manufacturer of and Dealer In
Mil ill EEAIITI
i'asfar Warm Fwrnuked w Skort XmHrt. in 'II
Color: Alio jgrnljor IKt UUITH UHu.k!
Few's in naU or MOMMEST WORK will
fiatl H to their Interest c fall at aav ar, wbar
a prvper shuwln will b tva tbu. 4sr-larie.
faction 1tuermttf4 in terTf Taac. omd PM. b.
t tRY LOW. 1 tnvtt Special Attaalh w Uw
Bras, Cr Pss Ss lss:s
Intnoliaml by RET. w. A. OKT"r. a a I
eiilel lminTn.Bt hi point of M ATtKIAL iP
(lNTkt t'7'io.v. ami which I daatlned to h
the Pojiitlsr M'tinmrt for m:r rtaaag!! Cli
usu. .! E nm A CALL
WM. F. SHAFFER.
ET3T
PEN KT'A.
neindlng
K.
IXT TW BOTO Bls RTOIC.
IT. WELFLEY.
ffocth
fa.
OiaffS AT FACTORY PRICES,
AT FBIVATE HAUL.
and Careful attention.
lower than the Jobbing Trade,
the Factory, or from my Ware
assure Merchants handling goods
to call on me beforermkin
always very full of
I always have a-fort itntrcf Seconds,
to 20 per cent below the- market, on
the best$: shoe in Men's Calf Button
a Men 8 eal Calf CaD Toe Hook
A DMISISTRATOR-S NOTICE.
Eat of DavM Bmtt. dorA., late of Janner Twp .
rwawraet I . , fn.
lyetters ol admialatraxioai aa th. ah.. Hf ...
kavtaw boom Taaaad t ik swtaMnml be th.
proper anthorltv. notle I krby (tvea tw all
pwrwm tmletKrt. said tat t maaelmne.lt-
t paymeM. aa tkoaw havta etalma aiwt taw
am will prvawat tkua daly auiaentlnaMd for
settlaasent ttamay, theJrU of kut. lima.
av raaaiaawa al astaauil. av jaaa
Tcwnskin. DAMU. J. Uok.XEia.
urn
K.C. BLtKlTS.
H auamr. raw umomrmo eaao
J. 3L COOaU