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flje Somerset Herald.
t.o mootbs outdoor work yrt.
tjk out for the qainoxlal torm.
-biw'sh cellars and opm dr.ir.s-
oftbtwydi
U wiU 00 f0ll0W dUStCT"
of the sunflower ba. departed.
professional seo will soon
n the season to repair dilapidated
Xbt threeuarter-mUepole of September
sbeenpawed-
weAry is " tim" PrePml 10 uke
.ing cinnamon bark a recommended
care quiche.
A line of Hat. and Caps just reoeiy
. ej J, Snyder Co.
,, back from the eH-J. B. Snyder.
7. ai lor near goods this week.
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tUtiie latest novelties in n
a Boner's Clothing HalL
T Urpst stock of goods ever brought to
lWn iU foaDi rt J- B Sn?JeT's
U T n-Types and Genu taken in the best
,lr at Weiaeys Photograph Gallery.
UooA ible correspondence is desired
um aU important points in the county.
" tm price at Welfley . Photograph Gallery
;0 as those of any other in town,
v-wtiooi-ofall kinds at
Mas. A. E. Uhl's.
The hearing in the South Penn railroad
faction cases will take place on tha 2Kb,
'""mat Jl lhe wbe4t " sown' Dd
it is beginning to make its appear-
tare.
as has been previously remarked: Those
io live coal to shed, stiould prepare to
fbwl it now-
Goto Mrs- A. E. I'bls to see her new
M rygoods-tueyare the cheapest in
thr county.
Tbe potato-bus is on the tramp. They can
be en moving in every direction-going
, winter quarters, mayoe.
. Tvrone Herald has on exhibtion in its
-v -. . 1 nts
.,,. near ol corn tua
&Mt one-third of tbe grains being oats. j
Oar Ladies' Coat Department is now full,
i" new and the latest styles, at j
J. B. SsTDEm Cos.
Jambo and the baby elephant were killed
H being run into by an engine on a freight
tin near t. Thomas, Ontario. Canada, on
ine-ly-
C;! r.d see the latest style dry goods, in
VifEtrhwls, Tricots. Cashmeres, Ottomans.
Crary-clotlis, Satin Berbers, 4c, Ac, at J.
B SnroVr s Co s.
Prrsott- desiring to have a good Cabinet
PSnocrarh taken, will do well to have the
work done it Welfley. rhotograpb Gallery
in the Mammoth Block, Somerset, Ta.
A fine line decorated Chamber Sets, Hang
ing Unit, etc. ; our fall stock now in. Call
aid see '.be m. at
J. B. Suvnim Co s!
Jndfe Harry White, of Indiana County,
has derided that dealers in phosphate must
rt inire for it outside the borough lim
it, on scrtunt of its loud-smelling qualities
A mora in tbe Huntingdon court-bouse
has been Etted up for a sleeping apartment,
::h comfortable cots to accommodate the
jarr hen required to be kept together over
Df':.L
It the air of a cellar is damp, it may be
tfc jnx.shly dried by placing in it a peek of
fb lime m an open box. A peck of lime
w-U absorb about seven pounds, or more
thin three quarts of water.
Baux.BairK? As good a the best
tsd a.eapertban the rest. Four nuudred
!b iBand on had. Yard opposite the Plan
irr Mill. HoisaooK Bos 4 Pabsos,
t 8omer?et, Pa.
Onr lotrons know that during our closing
oat sale we disposed of nearly all onr stock.
Te bsve now the largest stork of goods w
ever had. and all new and fresh. Pon t let
them sell yon old and out-of-style goods
when you can boy new and fresh goods for
ie money at
J. B. S5YP ft Co's.
Vr Mmct Main Street. We have
:i sdded a large Refrigerator to our Meat
Market in which all meats can be kept coo'
rd ciesn. Mutton. Beef, Pork, C kept
ftrwantlyon har.d. Open daily. Parties
Wrine meat ran have it kept in the Kefrig
entor nnu'l wanted.
Roe DT Co.
Toi'i,-m Ptoks We have now secured
the le aeenry at Somerset for the famous
rid well-tested Walker boot, which we will
peil (nr the smallest profit possibla. Wabuy
ditrt frnra the factory. tlerefore have one
k-cew soods. Call and see them.
Respectfully,
A. H. Femer &. Bro.
Verer in the history of Somerset has there
been is fine a line of Clothing as yon will
fed now tt J B. Sn vder Co's. Pont buy
in oren-ost before seeing our line, all new,
We dntft do like other merchants, carry an
;d ntKk from year to year, and try to palm
tbem oft on our customers for new goods.
bay Clothing to sell, and make such pri-
tbat it will sell. This fall, especially we
an pre voa a bargain. Com and see us.
1 -Horse power boiler upright.
114 - "
16 enrine "
12 " Columbus pump.
1 pair Harrison's borstones.
It of pipe shaftinc.
Ai! nesrly new. Will he sold cbesp. Can
b seen in working order at the Somerset
Vanir Works.
F.nwrts F-Woir.
Lsoies, don't ru this noU i '. Something
entirely new ! X merrhant In this County
kerer iiemped to keep n stixk a full
lineof Ene French Chinaware. Havinghad
fluent call. f,r that class of goods, we
b honjV.t. and have now in stock splen
did line r,f French and English ftina. plain
and faurated. F lease call and see tbem
i the stock t complete, at J. B. Snyder
(Va.
Ti ran m st Boyd's Drug Store
Insert Powder. Sticky Fly Taper,
rWd Hellebore,
V!ie.i Paints,
faint Brushes,
frontlet Sets,
la P..-.
Classes,
Fit CL-a-.,
r"i Cnds,
Paris Green,
Tube Colors,
Shoe Brushes,
Base Balls,
Bass Hooks.
Spectacles,
Soda Water.
1fiw Prices.
Rrine completed our arrangements to
tey all our roods lor ch, being very care
fa when and where we buy, atxt having a
t'sde that justifies us in buying in large lots.
wfre! fully satisfied that we can sell you
i cheaper than anv other merchant In
eoonty. W.meankosiness. Cor stock
iH snd running over. : Call and see ua.
J. B. FxTBia Co. I
Eoa't think of buying carpet or rngs nntll
see oar line. Just having returned from
where we bought some extra bar
". buying in 1, lots, five times as
jT ny other merchant in tbe conntr
ld lnr, we certainly can give yon lower
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teas any one else. We bave a rood ;
""SHIS at 5Gwtt I I
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50. 35, 40, 4J. 5u, GO and 75 :
.... "Tfl. Phase call and seeforvour-
stUat
J. B. Shypeb & Co'a, I
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Cofirt Dxt wek.
Haye you paid your voting tax? If not
do so before October 3d.
The senior editor of tbe Htx i spend-
I ing the week at WUliamsport.
There were a good many drunks and dis
orderlies about town Saturday night.
Mr. J. K. Coffrotb. has freshened up his
residence with fresh coat or paint.
Mr. William C. Davis, ton of Iniel E.
Pavis, of Bradford is visiting relatives in
this place.
Ex -Senator Grof was in Somerset Monday
in attendance at the Democratic County
Convention.
Messrs. Joe and Ed Love left for Sharon,
Mercer county, Monday, where they will at
tend school.
Mr. J. L. Berkey informs us tbat be made
twenty tons of hay from bis second crop.
Pretty good.
The brick pavement in front of Fisher's
book store and Coffrotb Ruppel'f law of
fice, were taken up and re-laid last week.
A course of lectures and other entertain
ments for the winter months should be
well patronized by our citizens.
Mr. Chambers Huston has a corn and
pumpkin patch of about one-half acre, on
which are growing seven hundred and fifteen
pumpkins.
Mrs. Wells, of Indianapolis, Indiana, will
speak in tbe Disciple Church at half past
three o'clock Sunday afternoon. All are
cordially invited to attend.
We were misinformed when we stated last
week that Mr. Clark Benford and his sister
Jessie, bad purchased Mr. Frank Granger's
property. Clark was the sole purchaser
On his return from the East Mr. Becher
tbe popular clothier brought with biiu one
of Gray's patent base-ball and cricket body
protectors as a present for the "Glades."
Saturday was one of the most superb days
of tbe season, and every young blood who
could get a team, or a seat behind some one
else's team, went over to Jennextown to see
the ball gamt.
Thos. Shoemaker offers bis entire stock of
Dry Goods, Notions, Hats and Caps, Boots
and Shoes, Queenswara, Drugs, Wood en -ware.
Groceries etc., etc., at less thsn cost.
Must be sold within thirty days.
A Clarion paper says the last time CoL
Coneland, the popular lecturer, who recent
ly acquired a new reputation at an Altoona
hotel, visited that place, he was accompan
ied by his niece. At least he said she was
bis niece.
It is reported that Mr. Frank I". Case, ex
Collector of Internal Revenue, wili return
to journalistic work, and he is mentioned
in connection with the city editorship of the
Pittsburgh Tuner.
Mr. Eli Bowman, of Somerset township,
recall v sold his fine farm northeast of town
for .-,000 to Joseph Miller, of Jefferson
township. We understand Mr. Bowman is
negotiating for a small farm near Snyders-
ville.
Rev. Dr. Samnel Williams, of Brooklyn,
now visiting his relative, E. F. Kerr, of this
place, preached sixty years ago on alternate
Sundays at Schellsburg and Somerset. His
father came to this county just after the rev
olution. Bnlt'ord flnzrttc.
Mr. Henry Meuler, a well-to- lo farmer of
Somerset township, died at his home a short
distance sooth of town on Thursday last.
At the time of bis death Mr. Metxler was in
the sixty-first year of his age. He leaves a
wife and two daughters to survive him.
yuite a number of the members of the Re-for.-ued
church of this place drove over to
Berlin Sunday to attend tbe meeting of the
Synod which has been in session at that
place for the past week. A very large num
ber of people were in attendance Sunday.
An exchange savs : " We used to have an
old-fashioned h-11 : then tbe New Testa
ment revisers changed it to Hades ; then
tbe Old Testament revisers changed it to
SheoU If one more lot of Divines get a
whack at it, they will call it " skating rink."
Look out for two swindlers that are going
around this State. One of them purports
to be alter crop statistics, and tbe other has
a remonstrance against heavy taxes. Both
ssk farmers to sign their names to papers,
which afterwards turn up as promissory
notes. v
Owing to the large criminal list. Judge
Baer has continued all civil cases put down
for trial for the first week of court. There
are some sixty new cases on the criminal
calendar, and it is thought that the entire
week will be consumed in trying cases of
this character.
Our Democratic brethren had quite an ex-
citine contest tnrdar, the occasion of
their primary to elect ddeirates to the
Countv Convention. Mr. Charles H. Fisher
and Mr. Solomon Chi were tbe successful
candidates. The vote was: C. H. Fisher.
,-S': Sol. l"hl, 27: Val. Hay, 25; Geo. W.
Benford, 23.
Mr. E, H- Trent, of Hiawatha, Brown
county, Kansas, who has been visiting his
parents and friends in this county fur the
past month left for his horns Tuesday
morning. He likes to return to tbe old
county for a visit, but thinks tbat it would
take large inducements to get him to return
to a Somerset County farm.
The work of tearing np the tracks and I
shipping away the machinery employed in
the construction of the South Pennsvlvahia i
Railroad still goes on. Each of tbeoriginal the hospitality of Mr. J. Fnnk Gaul. O Con
contractors retain a small force of hands ! nor was of our party, and attributed the ill-
that they keep at work in a half-hearted
I manner, ine roea dm m I numwr oi
rilaces is being generally used as a drive way.
Pv
On Saturday Ex-SheriffLashley wasgivefl I be present, Mr. Russel, of Pittsburgh, was
a hearing at Bedford before V. 8. Commis-' selected as umpire. He umpired in a very
sioner Lingenfelter. V. &. District A ttor- j satisfactory manner for the first four in
ney Stone represented the government Tbe j nings, when one of Smith's balls struck
evidence produced failed to show any crim-! him fairly in the centre of the chest, -injur-inal
conduct on the part of Mr. Laehley.aod ing him to such an extent that he had to
with the consent of Mr. btone tbe commis-1 quit the field. Mr. Don O'Connor took Mr.
sioner discharged the defendant. Russel's place, and umpired in Tery fair
. . I manner for tbe balance of the game. The
OwJne to thcabsense ofJudgeBaer.it was! "JenBers" went first to the bat and were
decided by tbe counsel for tbe Poor Direct
ors and Auditors, against whom informa
tion has been made, not to bave bearing
on a malau output writ Monday, as had been
arranged. Tbe defendant went before Jus
tice Lint Monday morning, and each gave
their own recognizance in tbe sum of one ;
hundred dollars lor their appearance at
court. The cases will be tried, if tried at all,
next week.
The Hamersly Opera Company gave four
performances in the Court House last week,
and each time they were greeted by crowd
ed bouse. Monday ever ing they rendered
" Mascot," Tuesday evening " Chimes of
Normandy." Wednesday matinee "Pina
fore," and Wednesday evening "Olivette"
They are a good company. Messrs. Paul
Casebeer and Charley Sob oil are to be con
gratulated on their successful enterprise, and
to them is due tbe credit for arranging for
last week's pleasing entertain iienL '
fi.ml wwka since we rfnd to vt.it
-,..1. a S..mrt hr .n ,nt from th. I'
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8. Signal service office for the purpose of as-. .
taUishing a signal station at this place and ;
suggested the propriety of the boroagh .n-4
did not act npon onr suggestion, so oar en
terprising druggist, Jlr. C. X. Boyd decid
ed that be would establish a station here at
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his own expense. He b has mrcbased the I
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lupwiu mm uau m vtj iimuwuR wie'
prepared upon which the flags .win be dis-'
slaved. Tbe Bole will he tUcm1 ob th i
orner In front of Mr. Boyd s Drug Store. . '
If tbe farmer can realize $19 per ton for
what hay be has to spare, he ought to sell it,
for tea chances to one it will scarcely bring
thai price next spring.
Ftbuc Sale. I will sell my personal
property at public sale on Thursday, October
15. atlu o'clock a. at.
Eu Bow mas.
Becher, the Clothier and hatter, is daily
receiving his fall stock. He has just return
ed from the eastern msrgets, and says tbat
he intends showing tbe people of Somerset
and surrounding country tbe handsomest
stock of Clothing, Hats and Gents, Famish
ing Goods, for the least money, tbat has ever
been seen. So do not fail to examine his
goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Tbe 8 tale Sunday-School Convention of
Pennsylvania will meet at Sunbury on Tues
day, October 20, and will continue in session
until Thursday evening. Each county B
entitled to ten delegates. : Information in
regard to railroad transportation can be se
cured by addressing Jacob Bhlpman, 8an
bary, and information regarding entertain'
ment can be obtained or G. W. Deppen,
Sunbury.
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Kiw Goods ! J. M. HoMerbaum has just
received a lull line or goods of every variety
suitable for tbe fall season which he propos
es to offer Tery low for tbe cash. Special at
tention is called to tbe stock of Clothing
and Gents Furnishing Goods which we be
lieve tj be tbe largest and most complete
stuck ever offered in Somerset County, and
at prices that will defy competition. Don't
forget the place, and to call at tbe Somerset
Clothing House, Jfo. 4, Baer Block.
AnnrrtoK, Fa em ins asd Fbcit Gbowebs.
J. D. Baer, of Friedena, this county, has
made arrangements with reliable Nursery
men in this state by which be can furnish
all kinds of fruit and ornamental trees,
shrubbery and small fruit, st from 20 to
per cent, less than the regular travelling
agents charge. All trees, ecu, to be strictly
first class stock. Mr. Baer will not canvass
much at present outside of Somerset town
ship, but persons in other parts of the coun
ty can secure these reductions by informing
him in time.
Special Dxuvxav Stamps. Special deliv
ery stamps have been received at the post
office in this place, to be sold after the 1st.
of October. They are of a blue color, un
like that of any other stamps used by the
government, and are about twice as large as
tbe ordinary kind, designed to attract the
attention of postal clerks to them as soon as
the letters are taken from the mail bags.
They are rather pretty. On one end is a
picture of a messenger boy running with a
letter in bis hand, and on the other end the
words: "Special postal delivery; secures
immediate delivery at a special delivery
oflice."
Tbe following are the principal prints of
the new marriage license law, which eoes
into effect October 1st, 155 : 1st.
Marry no one witbowt a license ; 2. Retain
blank to you directed ; 3. Fill out and give
parties you marry blank marked "origin
al ; 4. Fill out and return to Clerk of Or
phans' Court, within thirty days, blank
marked " duplicate" : 5. Marry no one out
side of county in which license was obtain
ed. For any violation of direction No. 1,
the party offending will be fined tl 0, and
for any violation of direction No. 2, tbe par
ty offending will be fined $c0, for each vio
lation. Examikatio at SoMKRscT. The exami
nation at Somerset on Friday Sept. IS. 1S5.
was one of tbe fairest I have ever attended.
Mr. Holbert's clasa consisted, for examina
tion, of twenty-six persons. Prof. Griffith,
of Ligomer, Vas accidentally present and at
the request of Co. Sup't Weller, he and Mr.
Holbert conducted the examination in read
ing. Tbe class all acquitted themselves
most admirably. Very few of the certifi
cates issued were less than two better than
last year. The great majority of Mr. Hol
bert's class received first -claw certificates.
Mr- E. E. Pritta and Mr. Charles Ij. Savior
both of whom attended the Somerset Nor
mal received professional Certificates. Miss
Hattie Stntzman and Miss Ada Knepper
who spent the summer at tbe Lock Haven,
Pa-. State Normal School also received Pro
fessional certificates.
SrxcTATOB.
The un terrified " met in county con
vention in the Court House at half past one
o'clock Monday , afternoon. Charles H.
Fisher, Esq.. was chosen Chairman of the
Convention, wiih Hon. Fred Grot as Secre
tary. Henry Lucas, of Jefferson, and H. H.
Flick, of Somereet Township, were appoint
ed as ti llers, when the Chair declared tbe
nomination of a candidate for Jury Commis
sioner to be in order. W. A. Powell, or
Berlin, George A. Thompson, or La vans
viile, and W. P. Hay, of Jefferson, were
placed in nomination. Tbe first ballot re
salted in tbe nomination or Mr. Hay, by
tbe following vote Powell Thompson 7,
Hay 17. Samuel Puilson, of Berlin, was
the unanimous choice of the Convention for
Poor Director, as was John J. Hoffman for
Chairman of the County Committee, and
Charles H. Fisher as member of the State
Central Committee for the ensuing year.
A. H. Coffrotli, Esq , and Frederick Grof
7ere selected as Delegates to the State Con
vention for 1SS6.
Bass Ball Tbe game of base ball play
ed at Jennertown Saturday afternoon be
tween the "Railroaders" and "Jenners"
was witnessed by about three hundred peo
ple. Fully one hundred persons from this
place drove over to see tbe game. The one
"o -" uia its oesw out was una-
ble toacmodate all who came, A num-
Xber of tne hospitable citizens uirew open
their doors, and generously entertained a
large portion of the crowd. We. in com-
pany with a nomberof others, partook of
success that attended his playing to Mrs.
. uiui neguv umnn. . .
j at half-past one o'clock in the afternoon.
iOwining to the inability of Mapiedorn to
struck out io one, two, three order by Smith,
who was in excellent condition and did the
best pitching he has done this season. The
"Railroaders" took a wbithwasb on their
first Inning and gave their opponents three
of the same kind, one after the other. The
"Railroaders" scored two runs on tbe sec
ond, two on the third, seven on the fourth,
four on the sixth, and three on tbe eighth
inning. The "Jenners" scored three on tbe
fifth, one on tbe seventh and one on the
ninth inning. After the "Jenners-' bad had
their ninth, and last, turn at tbe oat. the
score stood 18 to 5, in favor of the ' Rail
roaders," and as the game was already
theirs they did not Uke their last bat
Smith and Davis both did admirable work,
striking out the "Jenners" roost as fast as
they could take np the bat The "Jenners" )
played a good game but they are not able'
to stand np before tbe "Railroaders."
The
following is the score by innings :
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" Railroaders " are now fairly entitled
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The fine playing of the Parker brothers j heritage was always looked upon as an in
was admired by all who witnessed Satur- stitution of the devil bv some of onr riti-
div't nmc. ' s
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Arrangements bave been made for two!
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gaujca liouflwm un h nuunjij, id ibciiij mat idb superstitious idea IS last dying
forenoon tbe "Jenners" will plsy tbe 'out in this part or tbe "moral vineyard."
" ftuuW aul In lh aflpnuvm th villi v.t.
again cross bats with the " BailroxtrTs."
The Somerset Township School Board will I
meet at the Glade House Saturday to era
ploy teachers for the different schools for
the coming winter term.
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During this week I will receive my new
stock of ladies and childrens wraps, consist
ing of Newmarkets, circulars, new style long
and short wraps for ladies, also com bi tui
tion wrap. The prices will be much lower
wan u year. jams. a. i. u,
It is gradually becoming an established
fact that I am Milling all kinds of dry goods
including Silks, Cashmeres. Jersey Cloths,
Plaid Cloths, Plain Cloths, Flannels. Sbawis,
Canton Flannels, Shirtings, Ginghams, Un
derwear for ladies, children and men at low
er prices than elsewhere. Come and see
them and judge for yourself.
Mas. A. E. I'hl.
Old JcDfiMESTs. It is tbe opinion of ale
gal gentlemen that many old judgments and
mortgages will be wiped off the books as
soon as the act of the last Legislature im
posing a tax upon them becomes operative.
Judgments cost nothing except to reiisue
them, and many of tbem are kept on the
books year after year, in the hope that the
person against whom they are entered will
some day be worth something. Their prin
cipal will then come in. Few people,
however, will pay an annual tax on a judg
ment or doubtful mortgage and take the
chance that it will some day become valua
ble. On this account many of tbe veteran
judgments will be swept off the books.
" We. the members af the Grand Jury
have gone through the County Jail and
have made a careful examination of the
same, and after due consideration have
come to the conclusion that to make repairs
to said building would be spending money
uselessly. We woulii therefore recommend
the building of a new jail, and tbat tbe old
building be sold, with a certain amount of
ground, and apply the proceeds thereof to
the new building. We further reeomnend
the building of tbe new jail on the North
corner of the Court House grounds."
The above is tbe finding of the Grand
Jury at tbe May Term of Court. It now re
mains for tbe Grand Inquest that will as
semble next week to say whether they con
cur in tbe wise recommendations of their
predecessors or whether tbe old jail shall re
main in its present condition to the disgrace
and shame of the citizens of the county and
the cause of humanity.
Says tbe GazelU : "TbeBedford attorney
practices law with a meat ax. He swings
the weapon about bis bead and slashes snd
backs and chops and smashes things gener
ally. To be a success he must first of all
use his lungs. He mast yell first, last and
all the time. Xo matter about tbe law and
the facts, if be can bellow. He mast be able
to jump two feet off tbe floor and crack his
heels together three times before descending ;
and be must be able to split the top of the
counsel table with a single blow of his 'fist.
He must quarrel with Ibe opposing counsel,
with tbe court, with the crier and -with the
witnesses, and if be can all tbe time keep
up the bellowing business his star will shine
resplendent in the legal firmament. What
a fortune Slugger Sullivan would make were
be a ruenber of the Bedford bar I The old
er attorneys are tbe chief offenders. Tbe
young men have some respect for them
selves and the court and they behave as
gentlemen should. Those who snow better
and who should set an example for others to
follow are the men who make a bar-room of
the temple of justice."
Tux New Scalp Law. At the last
ion of the legislature an act for the destruc
tion of wolves, wildcats, foxes, minks,
hawks, weasles and owls in tois Common,
wealth was passed, which provides for tbe
payment by the proper county of a premium
of one dollar for each red or gray fox: fifty
cents for every mink, weasel, hawk or owl,
except the Arcadian screech or barn owl.
The person killing any of tbe animals or
birds for which a premium is provided as
above, must make affidavit before a justice
of the peace as to the time and place of kill
ing the same, and produce the entire pelt
of such animals, or the bird, when the jus
tice shall in tbe presence of the person
claiming the premium and one elector of tbe
proper countv, cut off the ears of such ani
mal, or tbe bead of such bird and burn the
same. Tbe justice is then required to give
tbe person claiming the premium acertifi
cateot compliance with the act, naming the
kind of animal or bird killed, the date, and
other facts required by the act, and on pre
senting these to the county commissioners.
they will give an order on the treasurer for
the amount of tbe premium due. It is also
made the duty of tbe justice to forthwith
file in the commissioners' office the affida
vit taken by him, for which be is entitled to
twenty cents compensation. Any perso
attempting to collect premiums by fraudu
lent representations, or aidirlg any other
person to commit fraud, is liable to a fine of
not more than $.V0, or imprisonment not
exceeding one year.
B BOTH EEfcV ALLEY ITEMS
Tbe corn is all cut and on shock. The
crop seems to be better than it has been for
years and therefore look out for heavy pork
ers this fall.
The hum of the cider mill of our friend
"Davie" can be beard early and late. David
is in a good bumor, the apple crop wasn't
better for years and his is tbeonly cider mill
for miles around.
Rev. Poffinberger who was preaching for
the Lutheran church at this place for the
last ten or fifteen years resigned his charge
and intends going awav in a few weeks.
The Bro. is going to the oil region where he
expects to preach for his church in the fu
ture. Tbe Synod of the Reformed Church is still
in session in Berlin at this writing. Some
ninety ministers and elders are present as
delegates. The important church questions
such as the missionary cause, educated min
i.-try, and church extension are receiving
special attention by the Reformed church
Next Saturday September 26, the School
rrj
of Brothersvalley will select the
teachers for tlie coming term. Tbe salary
will be thirty dollars for Professional, twen
ty-eight for first-class and twentv-four for
second class. There are at least three appli-
Mnl, (A.nrv u .1 a r,.l T 1 ! L- :. V- 1 !
j , ,
will be able to make a good selection
It required two days to sell tbe goods or
our farmer friend Jaob F. Walker. Bid
ding was slow and dull but Mr. W. is a
strong administration man and be would
hardly believe it if I would tell him tbat un
der a Republican administration bis goods
wonia nave Drought one tnousand dollars
mo ethin they did under this administra
tion. Last spring Mr. John We) and and wife
pulled up stakes and went west, but tbe
country and climate were not as favorable
to them as thev supposed, and concluded to
return to Berlin, where they landed last
Thursday, and on Friday morning Mrs.
Weyand fell down stairs and broke ber arm.
They bave our heart-felt sympathy in their
affliction.
Last week Peter Suder the only extensive
cattle dealer of ibis section started east with
a large drove of cattle and sheep. The price
of cattle and sheep is way down but then
you must reu.ember we are living under a
Democratic administration, and a democrat
ic administration represents the times of a
hundred 1 years ago, but some people wi
onld
not believe it if an angel from heaven
would tell tbem so.
To-day September 19, the Tlank road Un
ion Sunday-school picniced in J. X Cole
man's grove close to the school-house- Rev.
Potfinberger of the Lutheran church and
"
John H" Knepper, of the Brethren church
made appropriate speech
Band (which is oneof
niawl nrmnnata tiuaoKaa Tk.
asw; iNUUwiU
the finest in the
coonty for age and sixe) furnished the music.
. A Sunday-school nicnic in this nut of r.vT
wt v . - .
kui, i wu uiir uj uiono ice people
ot Somerset count . and th. id rj k..n
.r .....
BaoTHnttvatxaT, Sett. 21, ISsi
Tax Kiw Jail.
Ma. Eorroa : It may not be out.of place
to recapitulate tbe arguments made use ot by
me in three successive issues of your paper,
in favor of tbe building of a new jail in the
northeast corner of the court house yard, as
recommended by the last grand jury a re
capitulation of the argument that has been
broutfnt forward to meet mine would be iui
possiole, for the reason that there baa been
none. My first argument was the humani
tarian argument. Nobody denies it. My
second, was that the present jail is a nui
sance, annoying to individuals and endan
gering the health of the entire community.
Nobody has attempted to answer it, except
by a puerile reference to the profession
which one gentleman named sees fit to pur
sue. 3ty Ultra argument was tne insecuri
ty of the present pen. Flippant reference to
another and costly jail in another
county are the only attempt at reply. My
next argument was the necessity of placing
refractory prisoners under illegal restraint.
such as ball and chain, handcuffs, etc., and
the danger to the county that at some time
there will be suit brought to recover dama
ges therefor. No attempt has been made to
answer this argument. I may here say that
my article caused alarm to seme one, for I
bave the word of a reliable gentleman that
His Honor, Wm. J. Baer was immediately
consulted regarding the placing of the ball
and chain on the men mentioned. The
Judge replied that there is no authority
whatever for such a proceeding, and tbat it
is done entirely at the risk of the county.
My next argument was the possibility of
the repairing of tbe present jail so that it can
be fitted np for offices, paying sufficient rev
enue to clear at leasi me inteiest on tbe
bonds that tbe county might issue for the
erection ot a new jail- An attempt was
made to answer this, sad at first
glance with some appearance of plausi
bility, by saying, "if the old building
msy be made into offices, etc., etc-, why
may it not be refitted and made to answer
tbe purpose of a jail?" But no one who
has read my articles with any attention, can
fail to perceive that they clearly set forth the
eutire unfitness of the present structure to
be used as a jail. It was modeled on a dwel-
! i hit tuitiuA u ,1 . 1 nlannt-il htr . man w lin I
knew nothing of tbe proper construction of
jail.
One writer in the Meyarndalt Coinmtraal
says: I he articles oi nuniDago are
written tor the express purpose of working
on tbe reelings of the grand jury. Why
does he write articles 7" Why does Senu-
Weekly Smith publish his articles, if not to
work on the feelings of the grand jury T
Why does Semi- Wttklg Smith reel called upon
to say, " There will be no new jail ; of that
Plumbago may rest well assured '" Did be
not feel that be bad educated public senti
ment to tbe point that he-could make the as
sertion? Again: Why did .Vm-H eoty
Smitk feel called upon to say to a certain
party recently: " don't altogrther hie the
appeamnft of the praml jury, hit tlxrt't enouyh
men m it whote mull lit m Oieir pockelhnott to
defeat the pmpition. Tbe truth is there
ought to be a new jail, but it suits my pur
pose to oppose the measure, and the bard-
handed and tight fisted old cocks in the back
townships think 1 m tne special guaruian oi
the interests of the overburdened taxpayer.'
Ot course ifr. Semi-Weekly Smith is a phil
anthropist. His heart is filled with "the
niiik of human kindness." His skeleton
appearance is due to sleepless nights spent
in the study of the problem of the ameliora
tion of tbe human race. Semi-Weekly Smith' t
virgin heart has never harbored a single
thought that has not been in tbe interest of
humanity. Poor fellow ! Poor fellow '. No
body doubted that be in wedded to love of
bis fellow mortals as to a bride. He might
have gone down to the grave and had a flood
of tears wept on him, had he not got to med
dling with Somerset Borough officials, poor-
house Investigations, libel suits, etc. Now,
I venture to say that by the time a year has
parsed .SrmMrHy Voice will be heard
howling from Somerset for a new jail, for
he'll be locked up there indefinitely by tbe
time the libel snit has been followed bv
two or three conspiracy prosecutions, and
various other ills that flesh is heir to in tbe
shape of - legal annoyance. Poor Srrni-
HWklg ' I pity him from my sooL la tbe
words of another, " I (eel for you, but I
can't reach yon." Accept your doom with
patience, and get yonr friends to pray for
your bappy deliverance.
Yours truly,
Plimbaoo.
A ddi wis, Pn Hurt Id, IM&.
Ladies', mens' and children's red white
and mixed underwear a ;eciaUy at Mrs. A.
E. I bi s.
MARRIED
FREEMAN HYATT. On the :!wth of
August, 1S5V by E. P. King, Esq., John
Freeman and Hannah Hyatt, both of Fay
ette county.
MAl'ST FOLK. On Sunday, September
20, 1383, by David Fuller, J. P., Mr. Chris
tian S. Maust to Miss Ida C. Folk, both of
Elklick township.
NEDR0 JCDY. On Sunday, September
13, 1V3, at the Lutheran parsonage in Ber
lin, Pa., by Rev. J. W. Poffinberger, Mr.
James H. Nedro to Miss Carrie M. Judy,
both of the vicinity of Girrett, Somerset
County, Ta.
COLEMAN WELLER. On Sunday SepJ
tember 20."I?5, at the Lutheran parsonage
in Berlin, Pa,, bv the same. Mr. J. Andrew
Coleman to Miss Sarah Ellen Weller, both
of Pine Hill, Somerset County, Pa.
SOXEMBT IlShii.
Oorrssted by Cook, av Banana.
is
CHOICE GROCERIES, FLOUR 4 FEED
Apple, dried, V k. .........
Applet-otter. gal
HrkB. t lve a
Uutter (roll) ........
Baekwbeat 9 buih
- meal, 100 as.....
Beeswax ft a
Baeon, boulders, f a ,
4uOMe
ta oo
. . lie
tie
2'v
iSe
Se
lOe
" ntrThniW .. : jiU
Onra. (ear) new basnsl.... 7ue
- (shelled) oJd " SiTOc
SDMI .
-2e
Calt skins, fl a..
SOtBS, V dot
1IV
...aoo m
I""is'e
1
4:oe
7Vxoe
.41 2l sa
vtiwe
soctew
rjoe
.4g7
le
..at fcrfesi eo
1
riaxsewo, w d.wj...
Hams, (Mgar-eurad) ft h.
Lird. ft.,
Leather, red sola, fl ft...
uppev - .
kip. "
XlddllaKS,and eaop 10 as..
u. fl ba
roauct, w m f new)..
j nju.f'f' "
Kavs. ft.
Sail, Nx 1. fl bM.sxtra
Orossd Alum, per sack
Ashua. per sack..
Saear, yellow fl a,. ......
- whits "
Tallow, W ft. ......... ...........
w bst. fl ba ,
Wool. ft
S3 OO
ToflSO
scan
-s7e
SI OS
Sfed&M
Wanted on Salary.
. EXPENSES PAID :-Saleraa fee tbs
Ncrsxkjzs. LalaMtilMd 1S34. All tbe
newest and bestnrts ot trial', aad oraaaMBtai
trees, vines, etc, sen-1 Tor Terns.
m. e. HMKta reiriST,
SepS-za. Boeheeter, M. T.
D
1SSOLCTION OF OO-PABTNEBSHIP.
notk-e la berebv etna thmt ike nartnershlD
of I. W. C UhbhU m. Cot, In tbe Oeneral
MerebaadUlng aod (ncery badness at Larana
I lie. has been dUsoleed by aataal eoaaeot, D.
W. C. DambsoM retiring from Um ana. The
basinets will ba rondaetM bv Oeoran Uumraokl.
who ewns all the Botes aad aeeooata. Person
Indebted to the trsa are-reunestad to call at th
store and make payaieDt.
D. W. C. TCMBArLD,
GEOKQE DT'MBAl'LD.
Lataxsviixb. Pa., San. 14, issa, at.
A. 8. McGREW. . L. JENKINS.
M-GREW & JENKINS,
Musi, am lETiGum
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE,
115 Feartk Ayeiae,
pirrsBTTRaH, pa.
Oil Bought .ftd Sold Margin.
MfOHrrt jr Mtil er Ttiefrmfh receive Prempt
Attention. sapSMsa.
GRAND OPENING
OP
HEW FALL GOODS.
BUTinUGLZ
bm m aiiffti Sim, j. -
BlXiidfcl'l BmdM,
- 11 sa Win Hauittti Gotta,
CEaiarj. fl-dlB Wilt
All ths Lsadisg Skades is
COLORED CASHMERES.
A Fall Use ef '
6-4 TRICOT CL OTHS
k FULL lias ef
6-1 PLAIN GILBERT CLOTHS,
A Fall lis et
HOMESPUN SUITINGS,
IS GREYS ASD &R0WSS.
A Fall Lisa f
Blackburn Cheviots,
In tt, Xyrtlf, Brown tad Black.
London Tweeds.
IN NAVY, MYRTLE and BROWN.
CAMEL'S HAIR,
' - la 0 inch Widtht, mil the Xtw Skodet.
CANADA CLOTHS,
IS SO-i-VrH WIDTHS.
A Fsll Lias sf
"WOOL LACES,
Silk Bimlincs-to Match. Plain Dress Goods
for Trimmings.
A HASDS0MC LIS OF -
Gilbert's Cloth Plaids,
X HAMDSOME USE OF
24 AND 40-1KCH PLAIDS,
O.VE LOT OF
PLAIDS ATlOCts,
VERY CHEAP.
i Fill IBI I Iffll flWi
AO pieces 27-inch Dress Goods, at 6 Cents.
40 " 24-inch Brocaded Dresa uoods at 5c'
40 - Good Dare Calicoes, at 4 Cents
40 " Ginghams at 5 "
Canton Tlasnels. Sleached asi Un-
. bleached, 7, 8, 9 and 10 Cents.
Colored Canton Flannel in Myr.
tie, Brotmtt, Leeulti, Mart
and Green,
A FILL LI HE OF
BED FLANNELS
At 20. US. 30, 35 and 40 Cents.
WHITE FLANNELS,'
BARBED FLANNELS,
STRIPED SKIBTINO FLANNELS.
A rCLL LINE or
MORGAN'S FLANNELS.
' eaasT baboaiss is
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
TABLE LINENS,
BED SPREADS.
Ac, Ac, Ac.
. FmU Line of mil the Umdit in
BleatM aM MsacM Muslins,
SHEETINGS,
SHIRTINGS,
TICKINGS,
MENS' WEAR
Blankets in Reds, Blues, Pinks and
Greys, at Prices Never Before
Offered.
All the Latest Novelties in
JERSEYS and SHAWLS,
LACES. GLOVES. COLLARS.
OTBSETS, RICHINOS. STOCKINGS,
NEW HAXBCHQS, KERCHIEFS,
' ' .'. . A, ' fee. . '.
CEITS" FUBKISHIKC GOODS.
a ruu usa or
CiUL'S HAIB UKIEMAB
0:7". : ora line or
BAVELOCKS,
' JESSE Y COATS,
.MISSES' COATS, ;
EUSSIAX CIRCULARS.
LADIES' NEWMARKETS
Will be OaetK tab Week, Ue Haawsea
tit Use We Ever Offeree.
ALL NEW GOODS 1
FOR GOOD CCODS.
IEW STILES.
LOW FBICES.
CAIX ON
Parker & Parker.
HERIFF'S SALE.
.- . . I r Vm A I CI 1"-
LeT Faaad Vad Ex. tmedoat f Ike irX at
Comowa Flea of SoeaeraM Ua. Pa aad to bm di
rected, til art will tie espueed to pabhe sale at the
Cesrt Hvue la Suaaeraet f urvsjcs, fn., am
FRIDAY, SEI"T. 25, 1SS5.
at I !. r. all tbe rl-jht, tltlo. interest and
ciAita o tu Swede lrva aixl 4 '! 'uiaMoy , of. ia
aad to tbe ftee, loll, asd antnierriitd and ex
elusive prtvllece of Binlu, dlirnton ami takiax
away all the eoej. ir ere, Hreiay, flmes'e
aad ail at ber mlneralj l;in aad betBr onder aad
apen. aad eoatalned withia a truua tract of Uad
uasta la Summit Twp.. Seioenet Ce,. -, i
euaaded by the t afnelwiAa river oa the Nrtlv
and adj-inin Leula of June A. Miller and others,
cnnuiainx : acre and atlowmacea. And toe
full ra and nninferniDtea nsat el way en. apow
aad eemtd land lur mlninf snd lakine; away
tbeaald aiietraU iy men wayi ana wm,u eimj
be aeresaary and nrenleDt. laieepi lhe anner
Isna Star e-ree annl Ine buiHine"!. Aim. the
riirht d Uewndanl Company to aaa to ol
Mid tnd ai may be aeeesenry to eondnrt tnelr
leaanbip. AlBo, all their richi, title 94 laternt
la a brtuxe aa-roea Cawelman river between the
railroad and aatd traet of land , abo, the railroad
tnm tk nridire bun the Biaea. and tbe defenl-
asu' lnureet in a Burrow strlpuf Und between the
r. ft I. a. A, aaa tne mer oppoeue n.
Taken in exeewtiua at the Mki 9t Thoe. S. Hep-
piewhite-
ALSO
All the T.tt title, latere aad claim ol Ttio.
U faal a jt. la aad to the fellowuur real ea-
iie- eu: Iweeertaln la of araand aitoate In
the Baerhk y anmy af the Burowh of Mrrera
daie. axeaenet Co.. rm.. known on the plaa ol aald
Bonh as Mi t. 3eo anil XL, oounaea en tne
North bv F' nrth imt.M tbe East by KMae
alley, eo the Sooth by lot No. .'v. and on the i
dt tsverniey eireei, pw- h -l. wb, wn iw,
that and lit feet deep, with the a )purt nances.
Takes la exeeuiiua at tne suit oi vbm. aeoter
and J. I. Malury, yanaera doing bausea as
Heater a, Maiory.
ALSO
All the rtitbt. title. Interest and claim of the
defendant, 1. S. Lane, of, In and to tbe lollowuuc
real estate, vis : a certain o o, iivupu ihuh ui
the tillage of Hooverrnile, Uaemaboalas: Twp.,
Somerset Ool. eoatatalSK acre, more or
less. adjoiBina; lands of buwtn Lane, folly
bemneev. Joua Hammer, and inain street.
haTtue. a twe-story plank dwelling house thetvon
erected, with the appartenaaree.
Taken uexeeauua itunmi9aaeii un-
mermaa.
ALSO
au tne nKHfc, uu. ij.Mt.-i - ...
Merera. of. in and to the lollowui desrribed real
eamte, vU:
No. L A lot of rronnd in Xeyemlale Brith.
Somerset t., Vn rruatlna; ua Centre street.
Market S-iuare ami Meyers Arena, anu iuvuwi-
l on tl.e Nurthesjt by u- lae'i, known oo
the plan of Meyers' aadltloo to said Borough as
lotr-VlStt.
No. i A lot of fTousd sitoate as aforesaid. sjI
known as lot No. 4 la oluicers nrst surey, rroat
Uut xi feet oa Centre street, and 60 teet ca 1ml.
strret.
No. S. Two lots ef rroana sitsats aj a;urrsiu.
lyinc between tbe mill mer ami tbe eiteia ui
Salisharv street, known oa the plaa of Meyers
addition as Ma No. S4U aad Ml.
No. 4. A certain tut of ground situate as afbre
i,l. I,lnir between Orant street and the ezten-
ska ol Saiistnry street, aad vast ef Haily's Bot
tling Lstaldu-hmeni, lielng part of lot knows eo
the plan ef Meyers' addition as lot No. UT, and
frontiDg s l set ea Uranl street, aad So leet o
Salut'ury street.
Au. a. A eertaia lot of ground situate ne eioiw
said, lying between Orant and Saiint'ury streets,
land West of Hady's Bottling establishment, be
ng part of lot known on the plaa of Meyers
Addition as lot No. T an-linatlng ll'i tect ea
Unit street and lis Wet oa Sallslmry street.
No. h. Four lots situate as alorrsaid each feet
front by M teet deepon I he South side of Meyers'
avenue. w est sale ol Corstnot street, aad near to
he Kailroad depot, known oa tbe plan ot Meyers'
addition to said Buroagh as lots oa. e, 4A i
aad M.
No Z. Two lots ot ground ia Bockwoud Borough,
SmnirHt Co.. Pa., known OO the DllB Of Sifcld
town as lots No. 1 and 2, each containing about
one-fourth acre and lying between Main street
and Kallroad street, aad couth of Werner's Tan-aery-
.
No a A tract of land in Summit and Brothers-
valley Townships. Coenty aad State aloresaid.
adjoining mtKls of (ant a Hugus. Jacob Bittner,
Henry Mistier, and otlwn. containing 3x6 acres
and wl perches, eaore er less, known as parpen
No. 16, or the Edward Suptrtun tract, with an
orchard, etc. thereon, with tne appurtenances.
No.. Fllteea luta In the town of komania.
Summit Twp., Somerset Co., Fa., fronuug on
KeTstooe avenue, and known oa the plan oi saul
town as lob NuS. UI. U2, 133. 1M. Ida. US. 137, IA.
las. 140, 141, 14J, 143, 144 ami 14i. making two
blocks of lots bounded on the northeast oy uaas-
etman river. Southeast by Chestnut street. South
west by Ki-ystone avenue, and Northwest by
W-ainut street.
No. l'J. Eicon lu in the said town ot R'no
la situate asaluraald known on the plaa ol sanl
town aa lots No, wi. 10.1, lt4. luo. 1J4. 1. 10,
lia. la, and 130. No, lui to ), lot and loi bound
ed on North by lot No. lot, East by Hemlort al
ley, boutn ot i;nestaut at., ana n- iw a,oib.
at. I Wen bv Shaw s Avenue. Nos. L4. Abound
ed oa the North by Keystoce Areoue and Oay
Street. East and South by the caseeiuun Kiver,
ami West bv Shaw, Avenue. No. 1.4, Vti. 1-S,
lai, and Lai, bounded on the Nona by K"yooe
Avenue and Chestnut St., East by Caseciinan
Kiver. South by Oay street, and West by the
Kaiiroad or Ke stone avenue with the appurte
nances. Taken io ex utioB at the suit of tUvM IX hty's
use.
ALSO
All the right, title. Interest and claim of Nelsua
Lenhart of in and to the following oeaeriried real
estate. .Itnat ia the village of Oarrett, Summit
twnahip, Somerset coanty. Fa., being tot No.
fronting oa Centre street and alley on rear end,
adtoinior lot No. n one side aad LaFayette
street on the other side, hating a one and a half
story plank dwelling bouse thereon erected, wun
the appurtcnaaeea.
Takes in execution at the init if C. W. Kimioel
use ef S. I, Livengood, eu a-.
ALSO
All th right, title. Merest and claim of J. B.
CriUhoeUi. ol in and to the following real estate.
u : i certain tuu n rroafM situate in tne hoi
ouich ol Koekwuod, Stmcr-et ( iuty. Fa-, fn-nting
on Main street and extending Ku k to alley. kt
o rjounoii on tne Aorto-ast oy kk alley
and lot No. so en South-west by a twenty loot al
ley, lot No. i lylni: betweea lots No, e arnl 60,
having a twotory r re ine dwelling bouse erected
on lot No. 5e with the appurtenances.
Taken la execatioa at tne suit ef J. J. Bauger.
ALSO
All tbe right, title. Interest and claim of Mania
Barrett of In and to tbe following real estate, v,s :
Two certain lots ef ground situate ia the Boroairh
ot Contlueace, Somerset county. Fa . fronting ea- h
14 feet on Odea street and extending ba, k 11
feet to an alley, known on the plan of said Bor
ooah as l-ts No. iU sl join Block S: said lots are
feni-l aad nailer cuftlvatlua, with the appurte
nances. -ALSO-
AI1 th right, tttl.-. Interest anl etaimof J. M.
Flanlaaa, et la and to the following real estate.
vt : Two rertAin lots situate as aioresaid. frontina
each feet on Oden Street and extending ba k
1.1 teet to aa alley, known ss sou 13 and 14 la
block 11. having thern er-ted a two story
frame owellmg house with kitrhea attached and
other oatbuLUitns with th appurtenant e.
ALSO
An the right, title. Interest and claim of John
McKenna.oL la and to tbe following real estate,
vis : Two certain lots situate a aioresaid, known
aa lot Nos. S7 and 2S in Mock on piaa of said
Borough, fronting each 24 feet on Meyers street,
and extending back 1-1 leet to an alley. Lot No.
is is a corner lot lying along Manning street.
Said lots are fenced and cultivated, with tlx ap
purtenances. ALSO
All the right, title. Interest and claim of Isaiah
Morrison, of ia and to th following real estate,
via : A rertlaa lot of ground situate as aioresaid
ami known ea the pUn of said Borough a lot No,
7 ia Uocs I. fronting 24 leet oa W iiliam street,
evlendlct back ttl (et to aa alley : said lot leoc
d and cultivated, with th appuneaances.
AL0
All the right, title Interest and claim of The.
P. Farnell. of la and to the following real estate,
viz: Two certain iota situate as aioresaid. known
aj lots No. 11 and II In biock 10. fronting St feel
each on I idea street, and running back to the Caa
selman river : said lots are lenced and cultivated,
with th appurtenaacea.
ALSO
All th right, title, latere! aod claim of A. D.
Sharp, of in and to the loU'.wlng real estate, vis :
A certain lot sltaat aa aforesaid, known as lot
No, 3S. Block 7. trvinting 4 feet on W iiliam street
and extending back UU feet to aa alley : said lot
tented and cultivated, wlia to appurtenance. ,
ALSO J
All the right, title. Interest and claim of Chas, !
Valbrecht. id ia aad to the following real estate. I
viz: Three certain ihs of ground situate as awre-j
said, known as lots N. lo 11. and 12 ia Block lU
fronting each S4 leet on Udea street and extending :
back 11 teet to aa alley, saul lot being traced 1
anu cultivates, witn tue appurtetiances.
ALSO
All th right, titie interest and claim of H. C.
Wlrsing. of in and to the following real estate,
vu : Two certain lousltnite as aioresaid known
as lots No and 7 la Bojek lo. fronting ach '44
feet on Odea street, and running back to Cassel
man river, said lots being lenced and cultivated,
with the appurtenancrs.
ALSO
All the right, title. Interest and claim or Thos.
William, ol. In and to the loi lowing real estate,
vtr : Two certain lots sltaat as aioresaid. known
as No. 39 and 40 in Block U. fronting st leet each
en William street, and extending bark 121 leet to
an alley : sot No. m a corner I A, and also I mots
oa Charles street ; said lot are fenced aad culti
vated, with the appurtenances.
Tbe last nine above described properties takes
in executlua at th saiief Was. H. Koonts. Attor
ney itsrtbe Proprietor, of trie tow a of Coatluenee.
A LSO
All therlaht. title interest and claim of S. H
Wciui-r, ef. la and to the following real estate to.
wit: Two certain lot of ground sunaie'Btiarrrtt
Somerset County Fa., heug kda No, 13 and I -I
Imnded by Center street oa the Wt, ailev ea
the North, alley u th East aad Jacksoa street
oa the South, having thrreoa erected a aaa story
fram building 30 iy 40 feet.
Taken ia exacatloa at the salt of Jerome H. Ju
dy. Jacob Judy. Cornelias Jly and Sum ael Judy,
partners doing business a J. C. Judy a Co.
TF.KM3 ;
NOTICE All person 9 purchasing at the above
sale will pleas take not Ire that a Dart of the nwr-
ebaaa bwmj to b nude known at tha Ume -f j
sale will be required as soon a th property Is
knocavd down, otherwise it will be agala expoe-l
to sale at tit risk of ta arst purchaser. The ;
residue et tbe pwrchas atoaey a.t be paid ea cr
besre Tbarsday f the arst weak of September!
Term of Court, the time fixed by the Court for sw
rarf ng th aeknowled snnent et oeeds. aad ne dee-1 I
will be aekaowleda-ed until th narcbas atuaev is
I paid ta ruiL
Snsaire's Omn, I JOHN WINTERS.
Sept X. 1M4, ShwriH.
1XJAL NOTICE.
.i
i To HaMa Fopej. of Markle Postafflca, Wsstaors-
laad cuantT, rn, :
Toa are aerebj aotiSed that ta aanaaar of a
ITrlt ef Partltfcia Israeli oat ef the Irrvhaa?
Ouartf Semersec Osaaty. Fa.. I will kl4 aa In
quest oa lk Deal Esuu ef Tn"aa Keam dee' i,
at his lata reside-, ta Iiwer Turkey foot Town
ship, oa Tkandaf, th. Wh in? f September,
lVii. wher row eaa attarnt if jma think prn.
SlwU'sCriSca, I JUU. Wl.'STl'KS.
Abb. IS, lSSi. 6hri
T EGAL NOTICE.
The follewlaa; a ssJfmea's Aeeoaats her kea
Sled ia at j oBe. aad aotie is hereto riven that
tae sasse will he presented t. the Oart for eonrr
mattua a Tharsdsr.otobar 1st, Isaa, whea and
where all partie interested eaa attend :
Tbe Anal aeeoaat of Uwrwe Jokaaoa aad Peter
Sader. Assticnesjsof Jeria Brntlier.
Prore-i o&e. IT. B. CaUTCRTIZt.O.
Sept. i, 1Mb. i PnthnuatMrj.
S
PRO BONO
AVe annoimcc that having bought a large
stock of FlannelSj Yarns, Blankets, Canton
Flannels and other Fall anil Winter Goods at
Low Figures, we can offer them at prires never
before touched by 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.j itc., is very large,
most desirable Goods
Call and buy, and
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S,
113 and 115 Clinton Street,
JOHNSTOWN. PENN'A.
R SETTER ASD
c4S CHEAPER TEAS
ESDCBSZD BT
PRACTICALLY & f
STCI.2.
Over GOO
Beautiful
Designs.
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MONUMENTAL BF7Z
: COMPANY,
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A NEW BOOK STORE IS SOMERSET.
W:m:. S.WELFLEY,
BOOKSELLER SOMERSET, PEN IT -A. -
Cfers a Largg ari Tsll-selected Stock of
MULES, TESTAJIESTS, JIYJIS HOOKS
And Standard and Jlivllanrou L1 in all lhpartve-nt.i of Liera
tarr, ftrh a.
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY. ALL THE POPULAR NOVEL
AS WELL AS THE FA T0RJTE tOETS, i.V ALL STYLES J.tD B;C.c.
AJJT ECCZ TH2 SUh2ZSI TILL IS PUCHIILY S-TILIZr.
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES ALWAYS IN STOCK
STATIONERY !
Th Public will also ftaJ a fall Assortment ef (Josh 6elfrfng fx th. Stationers Trad, arlarllsg
s great variety of Blank books, saeh a
Ledgers, Day-EcslaS, Pass and Memcrandiin Becks.
rXE sTbjt.VO tAPERS OF ALL ST.VCS,
WRITING TABLET. rEXCIL TABLETS, PAPERS IX POXES,
EXYEL OPES, PEXS, PEXCILS, IXKS, dtr., A,:.
BASE BALL CO0DS. CROQUET SETS, ETC.. PrrrjtfS, FRAMES ASD JfOt LDWGS, Of
ALL SORTS.
TUESTOCK OF JUSTICES' BLAXKS IS FliESli f COMPLETE
hai bare all been earefally printed nrase in Somerset treaty, and will he o. eoerect al
jfrticuttrt. Correrpoaoenc. stmnt Ueks. c. I inslteii. aad ail mail nlera will re
ceive prompt attentii.
ss-STOBI tS Sail naSBST., 51 EXT T (Sla'S ! MTOBE.
may27. AV"M. II. WELFLEY.
naLACE 0B6AMS
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THE
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Ipncs?. ur or.n are mut ntpr hy the laj mue.cwn
WKvery Orxan I-'ull y Wurruuted for Five Vc"rv.
TU"E OITLY CaaXN" ETTfcE, AWARDED A
GRAND GOLD MEDAL BY THE TRI-SIATE FAIR ASSOCIATION,
THE ONLY ORGAN FOU WHICH A
JRAND GOLD MEDAL WAS AWARDED BY THE NEW ENGLAND FAIR.
Thr ttiejhr Jtrmrdn mt mil KmirM rkm XAVif-f.
pOAnDMArJ&pAYplArJOS
AI1E THE 33EST.
SIX BEATTITTTL STTLrS,
UPRIGHT, CABINET-GRAND AND SQUARL
Tli? oijIt Piano eve-r .wHnil fJHAXI HHA MED A I by tb Trt-HtaW TemXt
A.Mci:itiou Vhf pricn a low aa auy Or clitM ianov
Tbaw Iiutnimeauare kuktileJ ielnflly t.r thitaatuity by ts wln.ai. prwaf 1.-th ok
of parrhajiDaT lthr aa Ore r Pl, will do w-U t hrrl -iraiD t iPMraiD:Dt.
Mmay iefMif?w trm pn-wstoot r ttiaWtt i th r-mtT. wx hav-i tb iticrvameBi la we, will bm
gtTen If desired. Wm twrCaLlaM, Pnc, ., tu
IB. e. welch, a-Eisn?,
epOstm-eow. FRIEDENS, IV
SOMERSET COUNTY IW !
(ESTABIJtSHFJ) 1877.5
CHA2LLI.E1122S5. II 1 FBIT1I
President. Cashier
Colleetloa mssl. la all parts ef tb. Taltsd
Suua.
CEULRGES MODKHATIL
Parties wlshtss to aead awsee West eaa t a
enassilatt by draft ea New Tars la aar ram.
Culleniues tna-le with ptxaptnesa. I'. S. &h1
boahl and aM. Mower aad ealaal les serared
btwtof Metwld's celebrated saw, with a Sar
gent a Yai SXst 00 Um. luek.
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED.
mW All legal hoUdsjs otwerred-'tw
Tbe paMIr Is beretiT aotiSed that ererter na
Tlaiter will b rreei.ed us ailewesl at tn. Laaty
Ptwr lluae oa Saaday.
JESSE HOOTEB
BEUBEX WOT.
JOSIAH l.tK EJTT.
September a, lSh. Wreetors.
PUBLICO.
and is composed of the
in the market.
SA YE MONEY, at
It WiU Pay .You
To Buy Youf
IVlemorial Work.
We F. SMff, MM, Mi
Manufacturer of and Dealer In
mm un mm m
miuiuiiu iusu uuuijiiu iiujaja.
Cntern rt leniulfS s wsrt jsortce. tn mil
. fefors. Alto Ajent Jot the H UITE BBOSZkl
Fvmn la need or .WO.vr.lfr.VT WORK will
Sm.1 it ia thir Interest u ell AS Bie ahnfl. where
a (nper showing wili he gtTen theta, ae't
fm t'.m b'eeraarrj tt L ry Cmte. end Ff .
lilt' lus'. 1 inrit. SaeeialAUeauua lath
Wilt! bss, OT P2T! ZlK laSaStJ
Intn-lwr-f be RF.T. W. A. ORI?f'. as a I'e.
ei-!el Improeem-nttia point M 1 TtRlAL A0
t'O.vsj Kill IOS. an. w tilth is 1et!ne,t lu tw
the hi'tM-lar Mmiinvnt wr e.r fhaageabla Clt
mat. ss..m XI a (SLL
WM. F. SHAFFER.
BEST IM THE
WORLD
Th onlTontnn nua-le tn which in nrtcrwtnTlv rifn-
hin-I the Utti'Wim Qtlai qanhti-n of loan: pow
er. ie pili. bn'(U4D-v. anl y inp-thwtie ilrlir:irT.
Tt.- ntrMt Mmnjit:ty bvtAUiiIul nolo rffei-m rvrf
pnlar-t.
TheHiIy -it..p ;.-rlia cvor invented that ova ut be
li.trruntesni hv a.
Thw- only n,-:ui mwl with hUrw rup-sfitT m,
r at tht H r-ju'rM but little effort with Ue 1W: T
supply all thairdspMirftl.
Tl.p - tmMdr tiumt Wttrint em- in market.
XlllfJlly JTTJiUllurj Ulyt wlsVta9 ( 4tM .
Xa mttmpt mmd f rh-mpm fW tnrk In mlr to
utitPM'U iiiiVn'r m.iiorru-, W-til adwiiow pr:-s
ua w run. n. msi;ntin tii hirht orrtrT of ? -
saie.
Tw. thenssuhbred SH11KT HtiRX COWS,
sire aad Sam ketk reit.rwd. len fed la color.
Will D.Ud UT kalf tnelr real taia
ALSO, On. Sar month old Jersey Bt LI.
C4LF. solid euhrr. by my reeltersd Jersey Ball,
eat of a tirf-eta Jersey t ow.
ALSO. A a.mber f BI RIslHIBB !"W
PllS. lur leeslera. Sir. awl lnm (wmsAled.
Will he k.m l- w- f r stk thl, kmd.
ALSO. C'TSWfLD rf'K. verr krre. two
rears old. Twu Bt t H LMBS. mtm scram.
Mir. ef tbi stork welgBwi ever pnarwls.
P. MttFLET.
pl K- Sosaerset, Pa.
A
3f ORDfXAXCE.
Wsnrii Cemptaiat ba beea to th.
Chief Kanrea nd Towa :oncil that ertaa
streets and Ailev s are freqaeatir abstracted by
jivrsuas pmytsa same, inerew. o is
EXACTED:
That ea aad after the 14th day Aasmst
It shall . aaiewiul Swaay persii. orprrsa to
plar the rame of Crwiaet. tor aar cam of like aa
tarei, or t plirh karmbas. nin er aits.
any sameof like natarei In anr Susse-. or ASey
ia Ui. Boreaa-h ef jtuisemi.u. ander penary of
a fine ef aot aiai thaa via aad snt i-ai than
Sign"iJ ADAJ Gil .H.
Berre.
Joa H. CrBTBB, Lawts H ,
Jobs P. Dsrsoaa, S1S-H. Ouaaeli.
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