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E0W4RD xm Win and ropnof. ;
The cublic debt was decreased
t3,672.5S4 during the month of Jan
nary. The interest-bear.ng debt was
not reduced, but remains the same
as on the first of January.
The Postmaster General has just
ordered tbe name of a little post of
fiee in Eaele county, Colorado, to be
changed from "Blaine" to "Cleve
land." My, but Mr. Blaine's feel
ings will be hnrrowed up!
Senatob Mitchell, of this State,
ia reported as very ill, suffering from
nervous prostration and an affection
of tbe eves. His physician has pre
scribed complete rest and chauge of
air. He will leave the Capital for
B few weeks, hoping to be benefitted
by the change.
The Board of Education in Phila
delphia has now on exhibition in
a public ball, over four thousand
pieces of needle work as specimens
of what has been accomplished dur
ins the lat year by teachir g sewing
in tbe public clioo. Oreat sur
prise i expret-r-ed at the propose
tbe children have u.idr.
Tue accounts of Clonel Siiowd'-n,
late Superintendent of the M;nt
Philadelphia, were settled lst e-k
and showed a t.aUnr, of fifty cet.ts
in hi favor, ml.i-h. f.oidtrii.g that
he held the o.'Iue f .r MX Tear. ai.ii
aiany n.i'.liiM. ( il )!!r ti.nual'.
pa.wd tt.mu-l. hi- !ian lJ, v.a rat!.
er a cokI !ioirg Arid yet t! :s
Civil hervir r-fr:n A! MMi-tration
"trf.ed tiie ras..! ml.
Wt tV.jjht th it e iuJ handled
Dr. M. Kii.iey'e coin riiunicatinn "lib
ilk sl'-vee. tiut lie is evidently
"riled," and eonjes back at us in a
kitd of douhb-d -barreled way,
through the i'ninrritn! and the
r :. If our peppery friend will
take down his Shakespeare and re
fer to the "Tempest Act 2 ; scene
2," he will discover that his moral
(lensibilities were unnecessariiy ex
cited. The House has passed a pension
bill that increases the pension of
oldiers' widows from eight to twelve
dollars a month. It is said if the
bill becomes a law it will add 6,.
000,000 a year to the pension list,
Xow, if Congress will take measures
to purge the list of all the bummers
and rascals who by some means
have got themselves placed on it,
they can not only add another four
dollars for the widows, but also to
the pensions of the old and deserv
ing veterans for whose benefit the
law was 6olely intended.
We have another lengthy article
from Dr. Fichtner on the subject of
the party organization, which the
crowded atate of our columns pre
vents publishing. The Doctor falls
into tbe error of supposing that we
are antagonizing his proposition and
exhibits unnecessary warmth in de
fense of it. Our object was simply
to point out objections that would
undoubtedly be made by those who
are seeking an opportunity for a
ehindig. We again repeat we are
sot wedded to our ideas, and are
simply attempting to guard the par
ty against future trouble through a
violation of the rules.
Seould the Pennsylvania railroad
succeed in gobbli ng up the South
Penn rood, apparently it will not
then have a clear field, as the "Sea
board, Pennsylvania and Western"
railroad, whose line runs from Har
risburg to Pittsburg, has announc
ed that it will commence the
work of conduction in the spring.
The right of way has been secur
ed from Harrisburg, through Hunt
ingdon to ILdlidaysburg, from
which place it will cross the moun
tain, but what direction it will then
take west we are not advised. It
will be a parallel and consisting
line with the Pennsylvania, though
perhaps not so short and dangerous
as the South Penn will be if .rn
pleted. The House "Couimitu on Labor"
has prepared and agreed to report a
bill, not only prohibiting the em
ployment of convict labor on Gov
ernment work, but also the employ
ment of aliens ou uch work. While
the bill is intended to protect Amer
ican labor, it is aimed chiefly at the
Chinese, Hungarian and Italian
Cheap laborers who come to this
country, share in its benefit, re
ceive tbe protection of iu laws, and
refuse to become citizens, and after
makings little money return to their
former homes. If the Government
assumes this position as to its work,
the Unions and labor leagues will
soon take the same ground as to
private work, acd alien cheap labor
will speedily be driven from tbe
country.
Is another column we publish a
communication signed "Uno," which
came to band too late for insertion
in last week's issue. His sugges
tions are pertinent and to the point,
and if carried out would cure the
evil they are aimed at, but "is the
game worth the candle?" Would
it pay for the trouble and the ex-
vwno . cr! tr .1.1. V : . c 1
, . TO ujiiiumuoq 01
those who may not agree to big plan
to hold a special primary for the
tpwpote
chaina art,
rhichlkere
prescribes (tbe method for snnn1.. '
ung the vacancies at the regular nri-
e? Jt have twice or !
mary inJuner '5 have twice or :
EUXESUAI rEBEVAKYM. W
01 securing a temporary renav the 26.0 it had imDroierlv a'iani-. "e V reiuruc
whpn tlo , . o t ana two days later bis bones were
wnen the rules, aeamst obtained from the treasury. Subse- j : . 1 a . -..a.
,. - , . 1 louuu iu k kivvd urisr ine tuau,iiit.k
tan be no valid kickine, 1 nuenUv. Mr. John A. Walter went ed nerftlv clean. On ..orr-l r,f
more 4juot4sd from the rvUes to show slructed Smith to publish the proc
tht ia the avbsenoe of 4 conppiittee lamaaon. It was not alleged that
!,Dd chairman, tbe-clection of coin-1
miUWf3jen ,t the Jane primary.!
.j ju.;. 8Ubeauent election of a i
chairmMj i8 madeamply safe. We
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: simply laea an auuionzru u
hold the money until a nairman
is elected, and to eee that the tickets
are printed and distributed, and as
this ifi a vital matter to the candi
date they will doubtless see that it
ia done. All that we care for, and
all that we think important is that
the people be furnished every facil
ity to vote their sentiments at the
poll? in such a manner that there;
can be no lezitimate cause for kick
ing.
The Supreme curt of Wisconsin
is reported to have decided that pro
hibition does not prohibit, in that
State. Tbe agent of a Wisconsin
brewery, twice convicted of selling
liquor "without a license, was adjudg
ed not guilty because 44 the United
States license held by his employers
allowed tneeaie in unium
anvwhere." If we are not mistaken,
the National Revenue laws provide
that they shall not conflict with the
laws of the several States, and if
this be so, the Supreme Court of
Wisconsin never made such a decis
ion. There is an oft quoted clause
of the Ftier.n Gnstitution which ! perfectly well that he wa r.ever
declares that all powers not specific- jeoundiy in favor of protection, but
allv granted by that it;trun;er.t are (was a me.e trituaier Lo kr.tw that
reserved by the Slates, whith would tiis jH.lilical exirtence deiiUd U
f.rever prevent surh dcion. j on his prufe--ioi s ol devotion to the
' ib J ulries of the (ple he re reen-
A portion of the Iemocritic pre t True, he hs iitver been a g-n-; er. He was a itiies in an inter- I T(, .,, UM ,,,utV.ma.'ir'or'-isj-Ht
nowamu-incilf.ith stc-j ull,e frt,Mrder, tut he ha r.ev. r.i revenue suit whu-h Uw Gover.,- j IZl'Z.'.
' . , ii .:. . ,i ... .w... u-ent trnulit agait.et Chandler v , toami rre from .mil per
r.e. of lt own tr.vi.ti-n. alb.!. MVe lfI VM ..ti.fe, .a.ad to -,H)p- j ut.ji,uborho,M,t j m.my
il t a strona eleu.ent pp ed ' Mnte i'.h h:s party :u.-.l l. rrd its L.j j, rt.ct.:jt:y f,,,t a ver d:ct for 8:1 . ToaflTrrJ Tirii5M."rVT'url
Hie 111. ill ill ll.fw vtii. i
Vn-ii ,z devil 'ed in d fiereit parta of tT i i.j,uititu. i.t cf Fernando aw:n.i,a and WVrttrn Kailruad Cotu
tfieSt.tte,pn ipa:iT becnu.e t hi ' xv'mJ. tl e u.it pr.,....u. o d free-' '"Cau.-e cne ( f iu train, lan
. , , , , " .. . . .1 . ..,, -, t a a,;in It ad of hi luiuor and
.,r,.lv !,.,., red ho.ti.itr to tbe un- iTaiirT In ,t,e Hou-e, a, (...airman if .ri,lt lL 1Iavi Evinced
1 . i 1 ' .... ..t ti . 1 , ... . tt- v. . 1 . -, r.
Cin'.HUi.'Miii jt'J""!-" ! "- liirumiiiiiiieuii ihiiuhh "r-i"'-.rnj-ilvt-t llial Uiiaell wa Cneal
oiub lVi.n an-1 I-e !i Creek roid 1,1 mi;ter l,r UPrir!ed the Kepub'.i-j injj, t.n Monday they went cut to
b ti.e IVr.navlvani rsd. Very;CJlIl( f, d !eai MorrironK Lo:;ntal j 1-1H place, near Uibeon. In a
.el! ! If that M.d wa:.t- father to j frrt. traiJe 1-Ll h a roundly '"'j1 J"P of P
, . . , . , r . , , ' , , . , ai.d rtr;iw, under which thev bruuuht
try ciiimiiHoi,. i.i. w.f i-iT:e
tlie .;ate, ju-t let it ete;( into Hi ,-x- J iv MlUUd by Speaker fariirle and i ,,, rwLieh Coin ell had concealed,
litical aref.a iu avowed hostility to 1 jret-trade collt iiue at tie open-! U l. en they undertook to ftize it.
G-i.. ral iieaver i.tiuiination, a:.d it i j. j. 0f tLie reeifi, that he ha a.-jCwlteU reteel, and Marshal iJan-
,!! p. t all the atUfacti..n it want,. ,.areut!y concluded to yield to party . " h7gave Conwell per
It will M.on die'. over tnat fcf'!'U- dipcipHrie. throw off his protection ! minion to drive to the railroad sta
htir,i;a L'!ature, and contr...liC(; ma k ajU)it is i,y( ocri-y and ringe ! tion in a cutter with Mrs. Col well
the vote of the people are materially :biu,J.f aui,, tiie intere.-te of t!:e'a"(l the cflicers followed. It was
,1 r ,, .f.i-s . . . r.-i t uetiiiijr late, and thev told Culwell,
dXrrml u.n.f. ' sinte he in nart rnirrenrereiite. II he : . ' , ., , '
A bi'l dividing Dakota and ad-
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,n.tti:.P the houthern half a, a State. ;
la.el the frenat on hnday la-t by :
a vote of 21 to 22. Senator Voor-he-es
was the only Democrat who
voted for the bill. Dakota is large
ly Republican and there is no prob
able hope of the bill passing tbe
House as long as it contains a Dem
ocratic majority. Before the war
the slave drivers would permit no
new Northern State to be admitted
to the Union unless it was accom
panied by a slave State, and so now,
the Democrats oppose Dakota's ad
mission until she is accompanied
by a Democratic State. The only
way by which the Democratic South
can hope to maintain its dominancy
is by refusing to admit any more
Republican States until they can
manufacture a Democratic one, and
therefore there is no hope of Dakota
being admitted during this session.
Her Republicans, like the Southern
slaves, have no political rights that
Democrats are bound to respect.
The contest between the operators
and laborers in the coke region has
arrived at a point where a halt must
be called. The operators do not en
joy much public sympathy, to start
with. Professing to be in favor of
protection to the workirgmen of
this country acahmt the cheip labor
of Europe, they imported these lit
tle better than pauper Hungarians,
for the purpose of controlling and
cheapening the labor of their own
countrymen. hettier the native
workmen were unreasonable or ex
orbitant iu their demands, is not
to tbe present purpose. It is sum
cient to know that these Huns were
imported as laborers, and have re
volted against their employers, re
fusing to longer work for the wages
thev msy stioulate. But having
brought them intothis country, pub
lic sentiment will not abet their be
ing evicted from the miserable tene-
menu provi.le.1 for them bnd turned
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out In Tigrish m th Btorrns of this
lncleaient season. It is nara, veij:
tl.nf thua
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people will neither work at such
wages as thef offer, nor leave the
premises free to others who might
do so. But necessity knot no law ;
these miserable foreigners hava no
other present shelter, and the own
ers having themselves to blame in
the nrt instance, mut call a nalt
and suSTer iu picket, if neerls be, fur
their folly in importing them. The
dictates of humanity must not m
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ignored, although the a-ravation
ha n afar crt erraat
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lS Iti ISSUe of JanUarV 2-Jtll the
as luusuo ui wistiuaij i-ui
Commercial announced that "the;,ieen Truins from tli north r
Auditors have thrown out our bill
for priming the Sheriff 's proclama
tion, amounting to 8 36 '.W. T ney do
not assert that tbe work was not
well done, but that the Sheriff did
hoC authorize Hi publication.
We do not care much for the paltry
amount of money involved, and will
repay, although we did tbe sork
honestly and well." This was the
first that the Herald had heard of
the action of the Auditors, and that
was made public by the Commercial
itself. Observe! according to its
own statement the bill was rejected
because "the sheriff did not author
ise tbe publication," and it never
.......
ionce asserted tnat, ue naa aone so.
j It got scared at its detection,squealed
on itself, and tremblingly offered to
davit that when aoiinr as milr
for the Sheriff h. had ad via! or in-1
for the Sheriff ha had advised or in
the Sheriff bad given Waiter ibis,
power, in fact he distinctly denied j
it, but on we legal lecnnicaiuy ia
"the Sheri3 was bound by the act
of his deputy," the Auditors passed
tbe bill. So it appears tbe Commer
cial exposed its own crookedness,
was saved through the kind cilices
of Mr. Walter, got the money on a
mere technicality, and ia now pour
ing its Blops on the Hfrald with
the hope of drawing public atten-
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Uon from the miserable plight in
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Which It lias placet! USUI lJ nsowu ;
statements. Truly, "the wicked flee
when no man pursuetb.1
Reports from Washington say
that Morrison's free-trade Commit
tee has a bill almost ready to report,
gitatly reducing the tariff, and there
is a great deal of cackling from a
portion of tbe pemocratic press over
tbe alleged fart tnut Mr. Randall,
hitherto accounted a protectionist,
favors the bill. Notwithstanding
all the claims that fcr years have
been put forth in behalf of Mr. Ran
dall as a protectionist, this journal
has never taken any stock in him.
He has worn a thin veneering of
protection, but those who have taken
the trouble to read his declarations
and follow his carter have known
wf. njry , r'l i' i ' ' (
vickeuanaci.iie.1. '.uMiu.orm.vu-,
,0 down on hia belly and
eat bumble pie, that 13 his own bu-
g MM
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: Hi? JtM KraiiairvJ li lie uiiuiorao ww
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taker h.f position. An open enemj
is always to be preferred to nn in-
sincere and unreliable friend. The
rieia in Mr Randalls career is ran -
idly approaching. He cannot sup
port Morrison's bill heavily de
crea?ine the tariff and hope to
much longer repre?ent a Pennsylva-
. 1 nia constituency in Congress.
Ku kluxlng a Democrat.
Colks, III., Feb. 4 Noticir.R an
account of the death of Joseph Uan
kin. member of Concress from the
Fifth district Wisconsin, brings to
mind an incident in his life that is
not generally known. He was Cap
tain of Company D, Twenty-seventh
Wisconsin Infantry, of which regi
ment Dr. J. B. Cooper was First
Argistaut Surgeon. Tbey messed at
the same table. After mustering out
in the tall of IS'ij he went up lied
river, Louisiana,and renterl a cotton
plantation. Early in 1SGC he went
with his wife and child to his new
home. Dr. Cooper had gone to New
Orleans to live, and in the fill of the
year Capt. Rankin, wile and child,
with their bnpj'agp, came into his
office. Rankin s:titi he had been
driven out from his place, and that
his neighbors would not tolerate a
Yankee amon them. He pleaded
his Democracy, but it was of no
avail. They would ride around his
fields on mules with shotguns, and
drive his hands out, and finally
gave hjs hands peremptory orders to
leave or be killed. He left, glad to
get away alive. He said, "I um go
ioc bsck to God's country," and he
left for Wisconsin.
A Blow at Ij"k 1 Option.
Mauisov, Wis , Feb. 4. The Su
preme Court yesterday rendered an
important decision to brewery inter
m, and one that my have consid
erable influence in local option in
the future. Tbe case Sarbecker vs.
the Slate, adjudged in favor of S.ir
becker, a travelling salesman for a
JaneFville brewer4. 1 he justice and
'circuit couns ioumi rsarnecser (,-uiuj
oi eeiiitiL' iiuti'ir in oiiui:iiiuii, w U1.-1U
' . . .
no licenSfSare tr.lllteil. The hiller
iL . , 4 f .i
, rever3es th iuditments of the
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ti.e be r wa dflivred to the il-
J. i.l..,:!il,wi
company 111 Jaiiesville the Shit -
WMS COIIlultte .iriil hetlfn no sMle ol
,. .11 t!. i. i .
IlilUor tutik JllilCfi IM hiOUbtun. UUt
the .ales by the agent were ma.le in
Jantt vnJe.
Htarm In the Sonttiwest.
Galveston, Feb. Ii. Ititellience
' rert ived fnnn, Northern Texas this
; an n.irg reports a heavy f,,n lorm
1 t"r'"""- ' r..,i..u,
i!i'l extendins; foutn and weet into
; M I)uful!l ,t:llioni OI1 the
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.'liwaii e ai:nic tuiinnt'i, Btioui
1 midway tu-rth und eouMi in the In-
1 i- a- . i e i
I Nation, the HWW S ii Ve Inches
iu intj uuitii .ire
delayed, and telegraphic CumniUHl-
- . . i r.
Cation interrupted. H 13 St.OWllitr
ia the Pan Handle country, and
great Suffering It 'id lo-S of Cluck tvili i ll" Honseon lot No, li, with the apourtensnftct.
prevail. The extent of the storV, $Zt.u7Et """" u,s' H
throughout Texas will not he known I noti;k ah trsonspurchMina:st theatre
f..r d n.inl. ilo.i It.'o II.,.,,.. I sale will please take noti- that a uart ol tne par.
u,. s. IS wu:iu-
111Z and raining here, but HO Cold
. 1T. ...tl-.
wavecompared to the January bliz
zard has yet reached the vicinity of
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Galveston.
skillet) and Baten by M'ulvw.
Louisville, Peb. ij. A telegram
received by his friends to-day tutes
that Charles UbickW had been kill
ed and eaten by wolvej, near the
U'hitmsn Mines Cairn Cornucopia.
Oregon, Jast week. The mines ere
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usturu uy .-uviieviuw pxnire, uuu 1
Shirkl-r iraB tS miorinteriient
onicaier was i.ie .ponnnnatni.
Vjne evening UUriCg a CliOW fjorm I
he set out to go to a village several
his gun bad been discbarged. ndiS
w"e numerous tracks of wol-
! "nd' 0e. ha.d BOUht .fu
from the Ktorm in the urove vhers
-r-. -: d- ---1 ,
a pack of the animal, bad preceded
him, and had thu fallen a" yjctim. j
Dutacblnc a Re?val.
Readixg, Pa., Feb. 2. The United
Brethren denomination have been
holding revival services in their
church in Alsace township, several
miles from here, fur the past several
weeks. Reports were received here
to-day of the scandalous conduct of
several persons at tbe church lasi
evening pnd for some time previous
Rev. Daniel Hefi'eifinger.of this city,
is the pastor. . Just as be hud coi;-
eluded a stirring appeal to sinners
to come forward and be saved some
'
one on tbe outside smashed in the'
j :.i --i..ui 1.: '
wiuuuws wuu a tiuu, urruiving rei v
pane. A panic was creaiea, ana
men, women and children rushed
ptll-mdl out ot the buildiug, during
which several were slightly injured.
A number of the men gave cha--e af
ter the party who caused the disturb
ance, but were uuable to catch them.
Then the people returned and things
quieted down.
The congregation were singing a
hymn when a heavy fence-rail was
thrown intj another window. It
struck the pulpit, and many believe
that Rev. Htffelfinsera life was at
tempted. The greatest consterna
tion ensued and for a while pande
monium reigned supreme. John
Franks, a boy, was severely cut over
the eye with broken glas.-, and oth
er were also hit. Excitement ran
nigh and a crowd of meu rushed
out and pursued a man suspected of
the outrage for half a mile acrcss
the fields, but he esctiped. A large
number of arrests will follow in a
few days.
Ileal lliriai ui rtitfhi.
C TC1 1 o r- . j
!? UA.NTii.N, r el). . I or SOllie lime
the rrl-.ue ..fficrw have SU-i-CCted
lh.it . U. (.oiKell was a rnoonshin-
tjyjv . a.itr. liiTr .'ria-ajr auu l-.l ;
. , h..nilr, 1Mt;ill, ol
. 10 ninKe ad goou time ns possiuie.
Colwell, who drove a fine roadster,
iiii.jied up the horse, and in five
! win3 out of reach. The
; t,sci.t!i droVe their team at break-
. t t . 1 i 1 i
' K.ai-L' cni.tiil hut Ihcr rvr n !i m t Iriiuik
. . . .. ,Vhen he reached
jl!ie j-mumit cf a hill be bade the
j good night and down the hill he
1 drove. The officers reached the
station about 8 o'clock, and sent
telegrams up and down the road for
Col well's arrest.
Tuesday morning they drove back
to Col well's farm and he surrender
ed himself. The oflicers believed his
object in escaping from them was to
cover up some of his crooked work.
A Happy Fat her at I .am.
Spabtanhcrg, S. C, Feb. 3. A
few das ago Dr. Mitchell came
here from Washington to find Mrs.
Cook, the wife of a poor farmer liv
ing in this county. She was tbe
daughter of Dr, Mitchell, although
be had never Been her, nor ever
heard of her till recently. She is
nearly 40 years of age, and her fath
er is 70 ye:ie old. He says that he
married a Vnnessee girl over forty
years age. Her parents opposed
the match, ami they made it so un
pleasant that he concluded to join a
regiment that was going to Mexico.
Before the troops were disbanded
after the war he heard of the death
of his wife, but he did not hear that
an infant had been born. He did
not return to Tennessee, but all
these years havsbeen spent in other
places.
Some time ago he heard about
the little daughter his wife left, and
upon iuvestigation,he learned where
she w.ts living. He came on to
Spartanburg, and finding her lot a
bard one, relievetl her wants, and
has made arrangements to buv her
a home and make her comfortable
and independent.
gllKKlFF S SALE.
By Tirtoeofcnln wrl'i of Fi F. an ! VenK
F-x. tscueil oat of iti iViurtof Ouuimon I'leajof
isutrerwt Oo. Fa.. hdJ to me (HreenM. ttir will
le eiD4iMd to truMiC Ktile aL the Court Utu la
j Somerset i oruich, la un
FRIDAY FEirV 19, 1SSG,
at 1 o'clnck r. w all the rinhl, title intnm ami
claim ol 'bo Llplendsnt, Fred lady, of inandto
the lull" I a dr'rilKd K. al KUte. Til :
No. 1. Two certain lots of aroun i citoaie In
M-ycralal rtorouuh. Samerjiel i outiiy. Pa.
known af iota No. 3v and &M in the liuechiev
rnrrey of raid Boroa-h. Ironlina on Kailroad
arreiu and runuin lacfc tro leet to hlilic ailer,
and IvlnaHtotwetn Thlnl Alieet and lot X. UTO
each ."daaid li t.-lnit .W leetwi le, wuhaiaie.
ftory Frame llwelllna- llou.e erected on lit No.
I. 'so!
and a two-atory r'raiue Iiweiiing Hou-:c an 1
I Mtablron I t No. 3iL
No. 2. The divided middle p.n of lot No. 3-J7
1 in iever'.MiMio..r m B-.n.nKh of n
; J ;un' t and Stitte mtvm .id, trnttntr 40 feet on
, urant -treet. .o,l .en Itr, b u. s.ll.t.arj
t SiTv-t ; trie E" ami West (.a.ls ..f stl i lot are
I owoel y l irr l)ones. navi-n tliercmerec ed
to-st..rr Kraina Ktiil.ll ,K wild Hasnient. for-
j 1-&',&UI,' K""M"
T.iken In eaeeutloo at ins salt of S. B. Philson
Casuier o. tiie CitlrLS Rink.
4LSI
All the riirht, title, inierrtt and claim of Vaieo.
tine Hrachl. ol in and 10 tba following Keal Ka
tat44, situate In Sumiult Twp.. Soniersei Co., Pa.,
buMerinKon the waters ot the Buffalo Yeek and
t'asselinan Klrer. and aojoinlnir. lands of Jarob P.
w.l Iter. Um rorwar.t. Jsio I). Koddrand Ute
j X
so a- res
thereon
inte-4 a ontor Hnom. Stable and other Unt-
ttall.lltiK's. lth tne appnrtenants's.
Tauen in execution at the suitol T. C. Jenkins,
et al.
I -
All therlirht. tltl in erst an.l elalmof the I)-
fc' ,1nt-J'" '", f. m an.t t,, th. m-
1,,WIIK .!. ' Three certain lots or
aroauJ fl.uate In the rllaeeof (lrretl. tSumiolt
! J-p, Saner-et t'o, l. aoown on the plan of
,.i,i i.n lh1 vlia i,ii h i,.,iii
W35"inaum Street and eiten.llnu s-uth to
Jeflrs..n sirool : Lft No & hoonded on the West
l t-r street adlI)o. -a. ontm Kastby
i ?l"1vrr3r, V'U '. No-, u binit between
rhMc m.mer-to h maI known at the time of
, sale will be required as soon as the rorty is I
knocks! down, otherwise It will be again esuosed I
-!tofi at theri-koi lb. nrst purl-haser. Tne
; fV'"'' iM,rc',f ? R?''1 00 or
lelora Tliurixly ul the Brst week of l emuaryl
Tarns of tourt, tba lima flaad by the Court for se-
eurlna: the aoknowleiiirtoent otiioeda. apl no lee.l
will Ire arkDowled.Kf! notll tbs purchase money is
pai.l In full.
br!fl ' Offlra, I JUHN WINTKRS.
Jan'yr. I M. Sheriff.
A DMLN
rtnaTta of Phe
DM IN l.STKA TOR'S N0T1CK.
be Wal'er. dee'd. lata of New Cen-
trwTiii, wtf . r'anrset anty, ia.
fttars l MihiiiistraUisB on the atiore estata
aasliiK bwn rrantad to the and rslne.1 by the
urr au'liofiiy, wotlna Is b.reb iren ' all
yrrni iirin.iw. i iimu wuu mi maaa immeiii.
si uymenlad thow hartnc elslms aaramst tba
'am t prewit them duly authenticated lor ae'-
llninllglMIIrur, February ,!. the re-
Wenwaol IM Ailmln istrator in Uorouirti.
7mZiilt,t.
QISSOLUTIOX aVOTJtJi
Notlra 1s hereby niren that the partneraup
heretoiore em lnn between J.silah Keller and
"!. 'T-VTi1' !T.'
carried a at tti
t!bW ?
The book have bet-n
narT for eoilro-
,.nlrt know'nar the .elves Indebted are
rssiuasiM wean ana settle
J t-iiH khxlfh.
r.b:a4. JOHr' " 8AWNEB-
T ECEIPTS AND EXPENI1TCBES of
I l the Dint-tors of the Poor anil of the - -House
of Employment of Somerset Comitr, u
PennylTMU. for the year cutting ju
January. A. D.. If86. .
Crnra C. Scbbock. Esq., Treasurer of the
Somerset C'nunrr Poor House in account
with Somrsrt County, for the year euU
ing 3 i January, ISWi:
Dr. Kctript.
To ami. ree'rt. from Jcarhae! X.orun Estate for
maintenance of Mrs. Rachel Nuiuii.. .$ S3 on
To ami ree'd from E. Shearer eslale for
maintenance of Mre.fclizaiieth Miearer IS 50
To anil rer d from II. J. Bmoaker eiuar-
U14H HI UiWl
uruiier
To ami reeM I
dun lor maintenance ol irrm Mrani-
To anil ree d from K. W or, for mainte
nance of Alice Seitiert KT wi
To ami ree d from J. LSeiberufor main
tenance of Alice Seiner! 6 on 71 uo
To anil ree'd froinft. , for mainte
nance of Belinda Bittner i3 75
To ami ree'd from A.ra-eieer,tor main
tenance of Belinda Hmner V TS 1 5
To ami rerd from Joa.L.UuUer,f or main
tenance of .Varr Muler (i wi
To ami ree'd from !. L. Miller, for
maintenance of Mary Miller s 00-
To anil ree'd from W. il. kuppel. Kaq
for maintenance of Marirtret teller..
To ami ree'd from Jeaf UoveT forK.C.
Trexel for maintenance of II. Lenker.
To anil Wil rrora sallr Walter lor
maintenance nt Mantua Walkf r
To ami ree'd from Marr B. kuumei.rur
maintenance tt Taeixiiire Knuniei
To anil re:'t fnm tMintuel hixtkmaa,
nin ou bia peit-tn, Ujt maiulenaucv
ut SamuH Hijumac
To am I rt--'l tniu tlannaii ruaii-cr
IH Tit-T on her peracn. (ur mainieuaiK-e
or Hannaa ktourher
To ami reed frum Vm. Monebrakrr,
rir ill waon lire
To am 1 rre'u (rua i-luia e uiuunghaiu,
for hiilea
To ami rn'd from saiuael r'oz, fur beef
hulea
To am 1 rrr'd rrom H- i. Cunniuftianv
fo. Ih-W hiilea
Toarulrerd trou J-wjin Miafler lor
h'rie
loamircr'd from Mra. 1. Lauuta Ii-r
iflf calf
To ami we'd Irora J. J. McUor for
,ne ,-iTin.
T ami rei .1 from S. Kox A i o., for
tmjam
To am i ree d frun l- merael Jlo k.
work for oit irn
To biu I rre'.i (rum utr Treaorer.tii-
rv refuuileil mi.tv'r A1 ol tz-i Jubr
l-na vHAirivtHirtf
is 00
45
1 ss
1 s
tt
a w
n
4
4
I aiD I I"e fi irow !M4ir 1 iri"nirr.aw
r, n mn-tcl ua-.t r Act of J.I June,
To,i rTla. io-iu-Via perorl
ier v. of i-. im:. u.irre
11P IM
4T U
I'r. f'rjHhil'turf.
j For r'xi-naa, Ac. utipnij for the
Year :
B ami uiJ in or.l.m for Imt Oca Re
lief, oal of :-4 t t
- fur t offiu for Out ln pu-
lerrlul. of lM 4 Do
" - "i ouuoiea fee,lil of l-4 ft 43
- " " "JlMieea leea. Ik of l-e4 1 1
" Auple railier, bal. ol l T oi
- " " i ,, hiL i,f Iwt 13 44
KarililliK llleui!a, hal.lw IS
...... s.,Ur r. laumx, sii:itarl
lUlof 1KM
f tt6 IT
Our Loc-r Kilerjsea for 1HS.1:
r.r aint piiJ for Oat tr lte'.ief $ n: :ti
.- e'ontaOie fee '."
- - - .liir-tlri-rt tem 3 5
" " " Me liral nerm-ea. 1a no
" - ..ran 5 T.
" " Hurial expeusi-a 4o 40
- Kent s mi
" " " Muail pox palieuta al-
teinlaui-e, Ac 134 IM
Expense for Maiiitonniii-e elsewhere
than in I'oor House :
By ami pat'l for maintenance of Somer
set eoutity putijieni In tttMford countr.f 77 7S
Br am't piilil for malliteuaure of paupera
at state l.nti. Ho'ital. HarrMmrir &r4 16
By im t paii (or niaiiiM-uaufe of paupers
at Weal IVun'a Hospital, llixiliulll H3 29
Bt anit Iil lor traveling expense for
out 'loor paupera ami insane ai SI
By ain't paui lor ronveyuiK out door
Danism and lnaane 7 t5
Bt ain't paio tor Bai!roal fare for out
''loor iiaujiers anl insane 2s 50
Br aiu'l uaiil for maintenance of rhiiilreu
in private fatmliea 319 00
t 1 tl5 S
Kx)ien,ses of Poor House projier :
By anit p'd for provisions, c.
Meat J119 til
. i Wheat and flour. 75S m
i. ., .. u Vciretaliies 20 43
i, t'orn A corn meal (O
.iu u u (0i(?e. 17 ill
- " salt 3 10
... Vinegar. 7fi
' Ku-e S 07
- 14 H.icon s:
h hi Kugar t en
" " M Molasses 1.19 03
" t - other groceries.. 94 33
mo " - 'Beans 8 50
u .. tt h Apple nutter.... 1.11 M
u u o - (Her making... la 71
i " Hops.. 1 75
I
' Dry go(s and clothing
Tobacco ,
Hals and caps.
shoes and leather
' hmrsand medicines. .
Brooms
Tinware.
' (fueensware
' hardware
' soap and Ire
' Coal '.
' t'oal oil, Ac
k Stationery
' Postage
Heading matter
1 i'reai-hing
' Priming
' Advertising. Pcmorrat
$nl.v; Herald, "".so..
k Carding and weaving. .
' Stone crocks
stoves and pipe
k Kire Insurance
1 Kepainug clock and
sewing machine
4 e'onstaules fees for In
mates. 1 Justices fees for inmates
1 Burgess fees for inmates
' Tinkering
Cortina for Inmates....
k Pump
1 Conveying inmates
' Traveling expenses for
inmatea.
SMi 75
W 50
13 si
l.V) S3
9 S
.11 .VI
17 ;
4 45
io :t
14 14
146 31
lit 7
7
4 1
49 .t
on
7 25
1 ria
3 on
12 Ml
SI oo
t SO
Si 10
S SO
a 00
7 15
54 00
4 75
9 0
1 04
$ SIMS 24
Fnnn Expensea.
" " " u Farming utensils 3 M
u - Fertilizer t!7 St
44 44 44 Seeds and plants. as w
44 44 on sowing lutniier.... la si
44 44 44 44 Nails, a, for rejiairs. . w 61
44 44 44 44 Labor on farm 15 ii
u ii on Fence wire 17 1
n n u Freight and express.... 1 il
44 44 44 44 fastings la OS
u o - Jllackamithlllg 5 54
44 44 44 44 soldiery 7 m
- 44 44 44 Farm Horse iivi oo
Bull
44 Hhotes
Purchase money and
costs of Jinlg,i iu full..
t li' SS
TRIENNIAL
Showing the aggregate amount of the Assessment and Valuation of the several Township,
and Boroughs in Somerset County, Pennsylvania, for the triennial year ISSfi. in accordance
with the Act of Assembly, passed the 15th day of May, 1841.
11TB1TT!!.
Addlsm
Allegheny
Berlin it t aiab
ItrotliersVAiley
t'on-tu .uab ........
l-timtlueace, ..........
Kikdi-s
Ureenvllia
JetturS'in.............
Jenn-r
Jennertuwn
I.irtinsr
Lower Turkryluot...
Meyersdale...........
Miildiecreek
Miliord ''-
New Baltimore
New Uentrerille.....
Northampton
Paiot
4uemabonia-
kocawood
Salisbury lior
Sba.le.
Homerset Bor
Stomerset.
Southampton........
StonycreeK
Moyestown
Summit
t'pper Turkeyfoot. ..
I rslna Hor ,
WellersbarK Bur
Nora. Money at interest and househoM
v-urriates at tne rate 01 one per cent. iso. 1 watches fl eaoti. No. 2 70 cents, and
an.iiiint 81' County Tax set against the ditl'erent districts is approximately corr.-t. The
... njuaiiauiB. ,m mr iiecvssary
The undersigned County Commissioners of Somerset Countv- Pa . horhv :
that thry will sij as a board of revision at their office in Somerset, on Monday, the 2'M
of February, 186, at which time and place thev will determiW TObo- 'r .ut".i
Uon? of the Assessors have been made below a 111st Tatp .iprnrrlmo- tn tv, : 1 .
tion of an Act of Assembly passed the loth day of May, 1841.
ATI EST :
A. J. Hilemax, Clerk.
Commissioners' Office, Feb.
Permanent Improreuicnt anj Repairs
New building wa?on
shell f 10S 4T
44 Kc pairs punting rout
ol urw bnHt baiMing. 3 91
44 Jtepairs 11150 i wore
Ac 14
-
15
Extraordinary Eipense :
By ami p'd for Farnimre boot case for
Mufweiman Lilrarr...f
u a u a--0iine mac tune and
wncji-r
" " u a e icrk at Annual Scitie-
ment
" " Asjewment for expen-
e of Direct t'onven.
" - Keeording two deed. .
It CO
13 00
lv 00
-s
5
511(10
00
Ait to
StrO ()
41 uo
4. 14
to (t
55 m
ah tiM
5o w
25
Salaries :
Pirectors pay,
JeMe li'fivert $
u Keutwn Wot
Jw(ah Antrny
Steward, Kmnk Uniix
Matron, . LQUti
.tx Mdtrttn
Trturtr
rbai.Atn
AitMrnej.F.W.Kt-iMN'krr
Clerk, J. H. wVeuner...
t ;m an
Total...
-TEPORT OF FP.ANKLIX LAfXTZ.
fV Steunl tif the For House and I!uhm
tf r.niplnytupnt of Somerset Comity. Fenu..
for year eu'hng 31st Ieceiuler, lwvi.
rrm ox ra.
Xn of ll-Te
loan
" Bu!:a
t tear old rattle
Yrarlinff
- hprinx calrea.
!neep.
" hrod aoa
I"i
mrUHtvr on a.
Kame a hef.ire reporteit
raorr-r or nam.
No. of Ton of Har
" Bu.hr ol Uaeat
hu kit heal
hie
torn.....
.. 4
... 1
I
... 4
... 4
... t
... S
.. ti
..
..!?
" lata.
- - rVitatoe. ;
" Bean II
muona 10
" - Applea M
" " lurui l
Beeta XJ
Barreia of Uriel orn a
- " y.ur kr.ait 4
- r l.cJ Beana 1
" e uvuui'w-ra.. I
Soap
e..i.aHia of App.e Butter
- 1 hlrr
lletU of t'aOOtMire coo
lumjta of Butter
" - IjpL 3"
Tallow
- - Wool l'
" Beef 7
" Veal . ITU
Mutton K40
fork, .. 4rr-
ARTk'LES ANrrAtTt"KBn IN BOrfK.
No. of Mier ta 4
- I'lHow raaea 113
Bed tieka II
" Bolsterx
Pair of window rurtaius.
Towel il
SHrouda
omcn'a ehemise A
" apnma 74
Kiicqtiei. flit
- - akirta 14
" wai:n s
" dreiiiiea 45
drawera is
" rapa
pairs of woiiH'ii'a stiM-kinin 4
loott'll 49
- meu'sanirta 9T
" " pai.ta 7a
" " drawers S
" " nuiien .. 1
iaira of men'a aoeka iio
' - fooled 4U
children a dresea 4.-
" akirta ia
nprona 11
" ehenu-e 10
pairn of children 'a stotkinir!.... 11
o lior's pmita n
" " uliirta. is
" purrs of shoe .
INMATES or AI.VS HOUSE.
No. In Ilouae on 1st Jany, lssrt. i
- admitted during the jear i
" twm ' ;4
Whole No. in House during the year... 1.11
No. died during the year 6
discharged, run oj, Ac, durniif
rear 59
6S
No. In House on 1st Jauy, ls. S
fif the sit inmates remaining In the house on
1st Jany, Issa, there were 53 sane mules, is sane
Idiotur males and 3 idiotie females, t blind males
ami unuii iemaics and one deaf and duiuo male.
All of these were white except one sane colored
male, ami all were adnits except 3 white children,
all sane It males and one females.
DEATHS.
Charles ll.iniels, aged so. Abner Nelson, agwl 7.".
Ina Meyers, aged m. William Frazier, agwl 3o.
Koberl Lvnch, culored, aged 40. Jesse Kurt., aged
73.
FEUAl'HINrt.
Keliglous services were held in the House seven (7)
liuieshy Key. Hiram. King and one il? time by
Kev. E. K. Kandall
INMATES OP ASTLCUa.
At Harrishnre 9 male and 1 female. Total
At Diliiiont t male anil 1 female. -
IHVATES or KEPORM STII'VOl.
J males and 1 female
CHILDREN ROrSD OCT TO DATE.
21 males and 19 females who are alive
CHILDREN OS TRIAL.
males and 1 female
CHILDREN MAINTAINED IN PRIVATE FAMILIES.
S males an 1 4 females
OCT DOOR RELIEF.
No. of persons relieved, males and 33 females,
including children depeudeut on parents
receiving relief
4H
TRAMPS AMD TAORANTS.
-n No. of Tramps fi
ami loilged during year 4B7
meals furnished to them " 9440
F. LAINTZ,
steward.
Poor House Pireotors in Account with
Somerset County.
By amt of Estlma'e for Expenses, made
1st November, Ws4 t li.OilO 00
To amt of ai ive four countvorders Nih. i.Sis or
Balance nnexpendcil to the credit of
the Directors $ 4,371 ."
Poor House Directors In Account with Somerset
County, for the V. V. Musseiman fuioL See
rtecord of Deeds Tolume ti. pages 7.1, Somerset
County Library :
Receipts.
To ami ree'd from C x e'oms. for the bal
ance of Interest for 1sh4, on the C. c.
Musseiman fund 9 30
To am't ree'd from e;o. Coma, for the in
terest for 1S.O, on the e". C. Mussel
men fund 30 00
Total Receipts f
Expenditures.
39 30
t oi By two years subscription to Mom
Us 50 erset llerald, paid with the as
sent of the donor I t uo
1 131 90 By one year's subscription to Som-
erset i . i imcs, paia w.th the as-
sent of the ilonor i oo
TABULAR
c.
c
1
V
3
a M14.
l:i"7ii
VOi.ti
:liill li
li;n
21Ui,
7i4
t 9
1J3
8Hj
11U
Hr.li
11 4H
f.i
7'JWl
lJvll
.il4u
I6
llsiii
lsij
&s.u
J13i
22j7,
4.!,.'),
Mill
i;o:
4l!"J
llToO,
1 7a
S7j
1X1 0:
47 a
1S7U.
tjoa
17iiS
4.jw;
2&A
l4K'2i
441
awso
1 11 7
K7S4
ltuw-
1S10
2-Wl
I16.K
ai.'i
era
10 .li;
11 3!
Seoj
i.tw
van!
131
31of
:ms7 1
I4..
l-'Jds
stw-.uj
142,1;
4.Svl
..la 1.
HUM
204 l.i
K40S
77
440
4073
iati
!
ivoj
11M
!S74i
ski a
I014
UJ3-I
973
luieui
41S4t
iu;4
Y4At
ZflUUo!
iil
llv
730
I7i
loam
4oo,
1-4ISI
73s '
Rs'
AS. 4
.-4j
eia
217a:
14.HDI
7uuj
4'ilWtl
9 Ua
2-tnti:
I7iti
I MIS)!
97Ua
XtoU
lsttuj
I
X tM
S70JJ7
tiuei
:n4.,
5-jis
cMJoj
UllWi
4S !
1KU
furtiittir44 is assessable at the rate of three
t tree
...o,u
cuangesat apieuis, may aomewnat increase
3, J8S6.
Bt M'l No. Sis nt hoots. nor
Vhaseil nJ paid wits. th assent
of tin? itoiinr. y 0
Bt railing matter pnn-hased n!
yiUl wim the assent ef 'Jhe donor 1 W
Xot. A nnroher of tx!! and onlera in favor of
Directora for rravel.ir.ir Exfeuaca pan! I tlicm.
... t... tu.r.. rii Aii.tifi.r-. A mated ci
' was maile and presented to tne t'oart. ee No. .
Eehrnarr Term, S-. and the optnfn of ine e-wrt
w is obtained n inn iepiliir 01 ine n:na.
order ere approved or ili-iilioweif !-T the An.li-
tors, arcordwK i tb"- oj uii-'n of tlie e'outi in
KU,i eae. T!-o :'oiiowin lu-t show the ioor-s
diwllowe.l and the orders rcuiiiuiinjj out-tanln?
le pai rear, iia:
To whom itsvtd.
m P- m Director. .
aoon t.annan..
i'hritjt. Wenriiiniwo. 4T
Anna Bark if t A..Z
L li. .Menjirs. 4t
MarT Hiivirm ! .. 47
North 'ti o 417
Cai6riiie M th! r. . 56
liriU UCuftllli.iL 7
Hrirs tfir.jcier .. .Vi1
utuii Ml
Hnrv KiiK-rrMMi. . Mi
J Kh'htfMiJitr. . V!3
f-niin srrer Ml
l'nl:p 7.:niuvrwlL Mi
W.J. iiivMnir. ....
.1
1
15
s in:
h
l do:
UrMara. (iriiera tliarnwcl "a per oi-iitb.a
of ine ourt. t lo.ier nalo m tie ilcicr-iir-i i,rw
orier I Jailed and paid, i lir-ieraoutAli'iira' -uot
presented.
We the an'trriiirfietl Au.titr of SMi(er-rt t -in-tr.
fcnn a. ilo nror cerliti trial irflitf aisilitnl.
arttied and vljoMel lh acctiiit cf i i ru. I
n hrt K. e.4., I re.arer .f the ..iiht t i r
r.r li'iiwr, !id t"e accamnt of tie lure :-r .d
the jid timtiiT. lor trie .r niMoi .'-i
Jttnuari, lw. all.l tht the It.l. lli 1 jit lot ill 1
areeoriect. H itne-, tuir fianle Aod m-A. lt.i T.:h
J.noan. lsa.
Atle.l- J. W. VMfKS. -a.'
INM VktlKS, V K. (f.MPill. ' .
Fru.iu. t ierk. J. k. ho V AN. r
T
r.vrr j.vmji 5rinvf.r
or 1HE
Fares' Dm issxblM
or
SOMERSCT COUNTY I'ENN'.A.
For THC
1IAR LXDlO UtotKbER 31ftT. A. o. lA.
Notnriero.'memoera .. M4
lotal am t ul tb.'UraDce tutlect tjur-ttt-
mcni I.IJI.'JIO.OO
Milla aeaei ilurinit tbe iear
K, r ol t 'u. Ii.c.1, i.....t7 'T.lS
hciurcva durinif the jtar li--.. . l-4ri
T.ital 0U1 f7
LIABILITIES.
Am't due Iiefcmlr 41. l.s-4 f.lttl o.)
Aai't oi Waa liy hra (llinnic tlie
year lssi CO
Atn't due ti;r all otlier exprnHii
lor the year 1 vii. inclnoiiiK ot.
ticer lay, ci.niniltiunff and
exonerations Cos
LiaMlitles in eiccra of resouiccs
u7'J 73
KKCE1PTS Dt'KiNti iH YKAK 1S.
ltceived on arsesiientei f4sl rtf
' lr uirmlH tfiiip...... vl 1
Balance in Treatur; ol li4 4. v4 tX'Z 11
JJISBI KSEMENTS DURINOTHE YEAK -5.
Aimf Walker. Iwl. of Insurance .f'0 00
JhcjIi V. alter, lull -3M
Bt-ulM-D McMillen kai liO
I avio Bowman, lull of Insurance i'.iw ea
San.ul J e.teman. yon to
Jucoh J. llriti. part " " 703 00
Onn'l J. B:uUikcr Secy's salarv. tio 0 1
t.ph. J ilaer. Treaa. St VI
lilrei-tora for nervicea. ti 00
President uo
t'orpnntinir, ate o v5
r'or 0,'StUHe and etatioery y i-7
tt rouuircut lor iiiddinit ele t'n. 1 iu $'o;o
Balance in Treasury it sy
EESOl'KCES, LECE.11BEK31, 1S5.
Am't In Treasury A. 10
tlutstanulnir on dupticalezi, ttc. in
h.inn ol agents, kc 147 8i jlOl 14
LIABILITIES, DEl'EMliLR 31, 1-S5.
face:. J. llelli, part of inrar....$ 1:6 00
Edw.n Ileal, uatuagij by bre.... OO oi
W'm. nicitcy, " .... H oo
ties 00
!' M)
Llatdlilln In excess of resources
D.J.Bbi-uaker. Src. S. F. REIMAN, Pres.
t. J. Walk mi, Treaa.
"skTOTIOE.
To ell PiTfon H'Aoat it .Vny Coacrra .
Take notice that 1 hava luade aptdica'i'-n to
Hon. J Simps, n Atrija Swret.ry ol luiern.il Al
fairs, for a warraut 1 r 60 acres uniinpneet land
situate in jnner Township. Somerset e.'ounty.
P . ail,.lnjnv id.i. . i t K . ..r
Charles liale oi Jolia Kaukso'n on i he East, .rv
loung, Jr., on theSouiii. Joha Meese. on the
West, and Ladwick Shatter on the North, and at
the expiration ol thirty day wiil ask that a war-
! lot iiio raiue to we
Jan27.
JACOB WITT.
XECUTKIX' NOTIt'K.
Lila
iiateol Jacob Weigle.dec'd, late of Stonycreck
i wp.. rsomerset t;o., fa.
Letters testamenlarv -n the above estate hav.
ing oeen grunted to ti e undersigned bv the irp-.
er autluriiy. notice Is hereby glwn to all persons
Indebted to said estate to make Immediate pay
men', wnd those having claims agatn-t the same
will present them only authenticated fur settle
ment on Friday, February 5. Inso, at tiie late
residence oldeoeased, in Shanks Hie.
SAKAH WEKiLE,
detS3. tiecutrix.
YlMI.MSTKATeR'S NOTICF..
Estate or Amis Fitt, dee'd late of Milforl
Twp., Somerset To., Pa.
Letters of administration on tiie abive estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given to all
perrons indebted to said estate to make Immedi
ate payment, and those having claims airain-l the
same will present them duly authenticated tor
settlement on Saturday, th.- 6tn diyol Febru irv.
lSsO at 1 o'clock r. M., at tbe late residerv e oi tiie
deceased.
HENRY FITT.
Administrator.
derj;
M. L. JEXKIXS CO..
BRoiEHs ii iui mum.
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE,
104 Fourth Arenue,
PITTSBURGH, I A .
Oil Bought and Sold on Margins.
9i-Ordert by Matt or Trlt-graph rrctive Promp
attention sep'jn 1 a.
STATEMENT
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lit? 1H 3183
VJ6st.M 4o7o7
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mill.
mills on the l-.llHr and for State purpionly
N.
cli
., . .ems earn, i.ir tae on I v. T,e
mtiires that will be made by the ii j-ir.i of
or diminish t(,e atuotinta given.
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PETER DUMB A U LI):
ADAM C. LEPLEV,
rTOAS McCLINTOCK,
Commissioners.
"'o '" "tcaiitiiir anu mien
LOUTHER'S
TDZRCTGr STORJ
j
,
- e 1
j
MAIN STBEET,
lt i
oo:
FKESH AND
MEDICINES,
DYE
m: i
TOILET ARTICLES, PERFUMES.
SUPFORTERS, Uc. &c
rut t'ocrn ;n t' flK'lvl .4 rri. . i-i ti,c ,f .t .
FHYSICIAES FEESCfilPTICSS USD FAMILY FIEEiR
,
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SPECTACLKS. KYK-GI ,ASSI.
AikI a Full Lino ff Optical (it! 1 ,!a;i nn 1, t: ; .
such a l.irt aurtni !it all r.in Mii, ,J
Tie Finest Jtrmtds ofCiyur
Always on hatiil. It U al-.viys a - iar- t '..-. '.
c;oimU to intcntlini; purch.icr, v ii tl i-r tVyliiv !:','.., "
tlseu litre.
JM. LOUTHER, M. D.
EVERY PERSON
IS INVITED TO CALL AT
TV
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I-I.
here they will find
of Ciood to
WOOD'S JEWELRY STORE
You will fintlall kinds of
Gold and Silver Watches,
Silverware, Toilet Cases,
Cuff Buttons, Clocks,
Chains, Charm?, Lotkets,
Scarf Tins, Lace Pins,
Lar Kings and Finger Kir.:
of every style from rdain to wedding rings.
SPECTACLES & EYE GLASSES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
UULD fLNb AND FuNCILS.
SXO. 2 BAER BLOCK, SOMERSET, PA.
r. ;.-.',
Vjf'V'' ;,uli.Ltx L.xJ
t? w CZZAPC T3Ali
SCIENTISTS A3
PT?f.mrT.T.T .
Over 500
Beautiful
Designs.
f . -. , Js4'
t.''iVV';
f .'-',' ,.' --4V'
f. x-i;
s-..
mcw'Jmemt; l lfckze ompany,
QUrilANS' COUHT SALE
oi-
Vahabh Real Estate,
4 . . k 4 J
t : i
tf.'.-4 J
J-jj- ii Sl!- ' Dili.
Hy virtu of an or.'.rr of the Orphans Oiart oi"
S'-moTcet nn' v, t th? unier-iirn--l. Trustee f"r
the sale t the K Jul Kft.ite ot lUvM (trtl lt l.
ther-s wtlltie eiicl to?nlet uhlir oiifrry at
ttie i;iir?rtiUnt' tiit drctrtKn-. in Jenuer T wp.
on
t nuns da r, few y is, i?so.
Atl0i.c!Kk a. m., the followttiif Ucri!iCd Keal
V"! i 1 A certain trtrt !ri;tn.! Known as
" " l th H"Oifstedl Fnn." i:u
at in JenntT Tw., S.mor-ei 'o.. Fa., a lr lnm
Un.Jsui Ji-nj!. Autt-nv, AiTuhum Hi-am, Hifiim
Hcam, and .:iit.rs, ruKtuiuinu ai-ie aul
vr he, st mr iu-, h iiti-t tneretn -fect I a
l:ire 'tvrv-tu-ry lJw- llinif Hove, a Two-KDrv
Tt-n.irit Ht.ii-e. u if.KKl H.irn, SuM, and Hhr
out n.M.n.d u!miu i-jSn -rv-t In a hlli mate of
cuitiv.iu- ii and well w.tie'.-.t. rne Irjitor mar.y
Trieti-f. and a lirue and valuable tSuar Ctiup.
A craln tract of land kixn
M the M;iu er Knrin ' irn.
ute in S mrl Twp.. Sotn-rfct 'o. Pa., adi- in
in r land-tui liir.m 1'.. am. Wrjj.O. kDei--r John
J Hfker Ar.r.th:im beam and other-. t-jn.ttititi.
lrj acrt--. and alhmu&res, hatTini a lare tw
u rv
DWELLING HOUSE,
a la ae Riink Harnand other ootball Una tliere
"aervt.l at-ont llusrn-s In flue Urml'ia fundi
Hon and w, il watered and the remaiiidi-r in n
cellent limtr. with saw-mill, a lara .-uaar-cani.
a t.'oil bank with a. four-loot Vfin of .iui,
and :in ex ellrnt Tonus: Frnit-bearinir irhard.
"' A renain tr..ci ol l:md k-own
i. S V as the " llauatfr Isnr." itu.
i aie m imers . t iwp , .-Somerset t o.. P., al ,oiii
I Inic lands ..( W tn. (r Knei,ier, Wilson .tlaurer.
.N'i.sh f. Miller. 4lir.nn Ilem. and others, ni
, tainina 116 acres anil ri .i-rfhes. s rif-l otea ur.
Willi a two-story liwellirv Hoi e. ItiDk H.irn and
. her l.uil linas thereoi : a kI Orch.rd. a nue
uic;ir-4-tinp. a1
i 1 fit aiov? ttir
:arjinpno.Kl UrminK and timner lan..
f t:'t::
i.1 f ' Fitaa:e in the Horouub ,,i t
,,na- sooiri't t'n. fa., tl.eS. nth s.leot Park
; nn-i ir-mmiron same .17' i.t eurh and
Im'IsI?'''?'11'?-
( J sr,.
j TEZRaVTS.
! (hie-lhlr.1 of the whole of the pnrehnse money ..r
I earh truet toreniiiin lin i,n i he pr.-ml.es .,
j rurelbo wl.o.w s .lowe', ihe li li re-t o: whl.-h Is
annually to tve piii.l to Sarah B.-ll. wl.low o lljvi.l
Hell, tier . I and .Iter hp .ii.i.tl. tl. ,.rlru
! - nwo , a ti r-ir-eni3tiii es ol nj.i,
erased, (we third ot ,em..in ier on delivery of
dee.1 and Ihe balance in h'ee e.Oal annual pas.
nieiils wl:b in'erest. Deterred payments to l e
eured l.y pe'ume.nt t,nd lire ps-r cei.t. of the
whole 1 urehase money to bn ji. un .lay ol ,a;o
f.;e..ln irlyen April ut, 1-st)
U .1. HniffeR.
""4!4- A.lministrator aim Tnistoe.
TEtrS SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate!
..BT. v1IRT.rF: ofanorlerof salt l'nl out of
the tirp'i.ns' Court ot Somerset fo p4 Hire
'iinTV-'i,1 "J" "! lie ' Keams
iMHI, in Uraketowu, somerset Couutr Ha ou
S i Tl'Ti Tt A V jp7tv n- . -. .
ILK 1 2., l-'Mi,
be ed. a. more or less, btiiig well lim-
I 4.': ,' Si,0,l, ,n th Township. C'onn.y ami
' uZlh 1 .D'' '?'"" I""1 min - ail
iialeoiculttTatlou.
TERMS-
l lhir,t tn ., ,,
biter tlllVSan.- i.'teD Bp0n the '"r"'- lh
as Zlft .?;D,,l2r . Mw: ri.,u
death th..n..V..i. "" 4n'r
fcbs.
Trastea of Thoa. Keain, Jeo:J,
att's hii'4?- s,0,'lT H"u frlr. Hy-
Ii . ", Wm Hram- rontalMnsT ii
Ni , r fl!';'h pe'ehes, m..,e or Las
sVi . i- T"'0 trHel "' lail situate as r,.re
said. adj,inlna: No. a J ,n.i, i
le-a-il irteaM.J. , . P111 " tn heirs ri aee-untotS l Lirenai-t ,', .
Vmn.njZK.'a't.th "'" la two .ro.l,y.ioin.tfeb.ldren.dXatPii"i;7,i''
mnai annual paynrenta, without tot-rest. Cndr'nation das. Thur.a. Maren 4. l-
a.Ks ... ..UBN A. keitister s OilTc CHAt.MA''f
SOMERSET,
1TJI-: D5U(;S
STUFFS, SPOXG,
i j a i. s Mtii'i.wi 1 ( i H t n
WOOD'S
the Ict Selected tm-;
suit Purchasers.
-il iu Lily i on
fo Buy Your
Memorial Work.
or
Wa F. Shaffer, Msa, Fei-
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
towm HcrtlurRiiArsn Start --"(rttt
olort. Alto Agrnt Jot Me Hiiri HH'iia
rrs"s in nee.t l .HO.VC.Vi'.VT kti
fintl I to thtlr Interest tonill at mTift.i. frt
a ir ;s-rh wlna will he alreo tli-si. s-f;..
fnertn Inir.runtrfd islw'i law. ii-.lMli't1
i If.Kl'idll. 1 louts Sjwiul Alti.!.liu::i
.jj Wlite BniH; Gr Pot Iz
IntnvlBi-.-l tj RET. W. A RRIN'; i Is
d'M IninriTfin nt In iiint of .1.1 1 1 mi'. i5
i fJS 4 ill t"l . anj whi h t ,ltl
the l. -lar l' nuni-nt lor o,ir i h n,se.-ie i :i.
mate. ..! t nil A 1'ilLL
WM. F. SHAFFER
LI ST OF CAUSES.
The roll'iwinn i the li t of can.-" vi i--r .ri
Feirau ry Tppui of tui.r;, betfinniDic l -isis?.
tuxry 'a, 1-sj :
VI I!jT WE1TK.
Ll-fton Hr"s. a (Tunniiirfh:itn W-. Kfflric-ier.
J. P. I'JihtT f. J. H. U.lT
.fo-;.h fiimraiis t . A. ii
W n. H. Kwn! , Ait y i-., n l !! 3
Ioai-l IVejand Vl'rnVt't? m. .Ta . ! is
E-twurl itrs s B. F. Lansr.
H-n Keis-r'ii n-te v.. .I'i!t'i t S.'i!l c a:.
S Pfnl-iiii ! u vn. H' nry H iy.
1. K. Lunsc v-4. E. Jhiu-h et ai."
t'Avt. i .1. Vk -t e In niiT ac. Nw' n L tr.
h-K W. il;. . vs. L. i i. t ' ,ii!irii ti', r". t:
Sii ue y. S ime
ftn vs. ISatB''.
fr:i W K ...
MirT K. M triln th. P. S. H iv.
iThTler h. FiaimLan n. Mux & P U -
l"enz
.1. T. Shir!-T vs. J. M. Mi'.I.r.'
J V. M:ish'i!l v. J. T. f.i;-i-v
V-ir.h.iil Hris. th. Piftr-rn a. Ku! n
C t. ettele v-i. J. -j-h 'Uii.
Ai ctfllo L;ivr-no v. P.it'T-":ii .v Riiiiii
I A. Kretchinitn's u-"? . Kt . ia-l 1 r '
I'M;r
Hinrt.:Uifh et 1 v V. II "I f.
AI rtry Shun unn'.-i u-e h . mi i j
J AI. Hav v. h-rl"(te ! 1 I"!;
H F. H d ,s Hlto im hK m ' .V
Sir.ih Flit-U. inrirftit v- A I. r L-ir.t.
Sr..I . Fried line in rlff- f- JWiU'i'
Aotui il-'rtor
Oro. L-iirjif. AitCti'e 4.-', 5 ' V 16 :
4'ontJilde.
Sir. er.. J hn Winter S', -r'l
U ?:irv Si'h!;ix Ih-iuiX i n-
H Tri-' h Snv-lt-r v . I i -t Min"' : uz'i.
Hi-h H"-iiv SutEer-cU". U. K-
. I M-ron iiw.
Je i.ron 'V elM 1 .toa.n M t
Piotifon-iw'TVf'n e. t N. H K-U 'nHr.il
.lan'y 27, lsvJ. P"-t .... i J
0'
OF-
TT 1 11 T 1 TIn
fa io o Real EstaiB.
r
VIRTl-Eoi'ao nlMer .-sa-l .
tlirwtfll I Wilt XI- r U ".(U'-ll ii':
TllVItSltAY, FEIl.l
The following descrire. Keil ! '
pr-p-nv ol lona han II iui-r. i I
sli p, la -iilil cuntr. dee d :
A .rt .i ;ir,..m.l r':-
H iuift r litrai. -?iitiifc in n T 1
lS.ii-1 plcre V;I;:: '''
H. Snv-Itr aid iheuriKtna! tt"-- "'''4
rt inl ol iiM't irtct, i '. . - '
arres
TERMS.
p-thtr.i In h in t d1 the T,-' a f
litl;il 'TUtfDt"'. ! I" Kr-'U'fl "U '" i'
T' a Mrt tit t the hnJ n r.-y t VJ''
ibe prupertj u itnc-;el Juwd
44K'i' '''I4--
.iaiiji.
A-lmr of Jn-j. H--'f "
ISTKIfS .NOllCK.
N.rtl- Is hereby irlren lo ail " ' ' ".,
as Umtees. creditors, or otl.r 11 4' '
lowii.a aoe. uiits hive pAS-l t"' ,'r",11(' tfi
the atne will rapresen.e.1 i"r
allowance al a llrphana' o art te i f
er'et on Hnirday.theaJth ! ' ' .
''" a-wlare-aut ol I-;;'
I'hiiip hli-ja.ls, kaeeu ors ot
If .se.1.
First and fintlaeeouut of .Itinl' '' -'ir'J
ol.lon.isl-. Miller, dee d. ...
Kirsiamt hr.sl .-.-arn: of ' :!il!
niiuun: 01 c.l dtiti-t, -
tie ke.l Estate of uiehal Kinai-r.
Ktrs; mi linal acenuut "i l ru. 'I''nl
Jehn i t.'ole.oan. .Vim ni;trlori w "
ol Michael Snr.ler dee d . .
Are.untof Au-tlo letin s,n. ' '"
lstrators of .leremial or. .1
I-1 r . sn-l no.l ..vin'it ot
v.-. m-iss
and Trustee Itactn l W alii, dee I. . v
Kirn and llnal sn-ount ol ijrasKa.""
Inntrv.or ol Ja,-ol Snf !?. ds: !
S,:5-o.sr- aut of W. li. B. l tv
Wm. Isowtln. dee'd.
Fir" and flml a.-n u-it of Edwa'd "
Peter T mIII.t. Admrs. ol jstiruu- Tia3.
Irst .in noal ae".nni oi n - - -.
T-ror Jer-oMb Ho4bs s'i.r. -'"-.t
- P.rst nllinala-e. untol Airn U'
o.-JulUKranLdeeeas.!.
Kevister's OlUca, t
i eb. 3 IbIM. i