JUL UU2.'. .ffiaSa&i: t i Somerset Herald. t;j ,y R. SClUL Eiitor. Mart-a24. 18- ..Kr.il. nE TABLES, jl , ,,w wiaH-r arranireniriil. fci went ' W - ",0 ",ll,rl1"1 vw - . ,i,.t camt.rta Branca as loilowi; ' tu hiilM) TRAINS. l.-tmrta Mall Soamset Acc. A ii r. x. ;.m lis A 140 p. K. '' fa Hi if VII TRAINS. iom.net Kaho. Acs. Rockw . Mall Ace. ;.. ,u06 S-JS y!Ul"e" " e eora . , el.- " 1 1 ei a f.l wl ' " prrrsbiRtfa niv. b. 10. WBT BOI SD. Exi.rcM Mail Cnm'd twn. &. A . r. k. an f a 4T HOI U. MaJI Express Cum'd I A'- ' , ..,,h .... 8.TS a.m. te.. lio r Y -i-' ji-.tinj plentiful, r . . ii t-verv where. . 'ii! rlituns is seen, j-.i-vm i :.e Inten seaton. caii.p- "how si?n of life. v Hvinuais for sale at Fisher's Bk o:. your m-j?r for your April j ,-n-r.ts. j -.. h-.'ii wind-, it is claimed, have j T; , wiieat. . -v ur carriage, buiy or waon , . cr wsiai-'s. j t -. i '1 ;.ew lice of nueensware nJ j , -ai J. B. Snyder & Cos. ... ,.f tiic ih:rty-five lawyers of ; (...tiii'y i" o rch member. . . ; f, , ,w that a per n will catch j ". ir-.-'T It ai'K-iatii. with a gras j - , ., . w who is always complaining V-r-s:rt i.nd anything to do. is fearful j i f. doj.artnieat will soon i-ue I 'j..; wrj:.,--r. combinins a letter sheet ! .'!' ! ,:nt ap t! ' a'.ley. i:kewis the yar-1 ; : n.jr.,.. and ue plenty oJ Utue aoout ..j. .,7.-i'e. J , -;v-i a fail line of new tyie dress : .. . .:iirt:nirf. niuiins and lace curtains. , ; s.-y i. r i Co. . . j ,s i.. :a-'rni fort-unk. You caa save j i ,. r.i "n a trunk by buying - - j i; -Miii b A Co. I ..,fr investment, int'tre in the I. E. . .j.. E. Coveb. Ajnt. ; j-vvestown, Fa. j .,, ,,i.(FS r, or 2) Ct.lonie of my j M Ir.ii.aii r.. i-s i'cr sale, this Spring, j - ra-e. IV.'I on or aJdreffl ! A. H. Fr.BMCK, S'tineriiet, 1'a. y - f-; J'.idd McMillan, Resident s tiie-s..t. Pa., performs all dental rv-i:...n t.ite methods best results. !:::. setileiaent dav. April 1st, will be here. We hope that some of oar ', . la-ly atcribeTS will rot let trie occa .. r:, w:ihnt .T!anne up with the X; ' -i -1 w.I! cliise out at cost in the -.5 (isv-s. the full line of goods in F. t Shoe store of Solomon Vhl. JoH! II. VBL, Assipnee. 7 t.rw r sbnrjr. Arjnt sar? that a little r. fA. J Byerly, whose demise rfcentiy v-"f! ji New Perry, crieved so much at ! of his father, to whom he wa ir;. ttrai hed, that he too took sii k and KtT" Pat. Now is the time that I -;T,1p.T. Al! persons knowing them - ;r..if'tl to me by note or acronnt i '.' f'ta-e to kindly attend to the payment ."fi-t A;ril, IsMi. J. V. IIoi.Dfiir. ly'in Be.lford county farmer lias, been ' i -A of tVO by a sharper who !. to represent the Standard Machine ;: t. c f ' ihio. Somerae' county tarm- .1 do well to .look out for this fellow. '. "'rL:m quirk. 'ire . f , ring clothing now open, we : M-r best s in the past to give onr :t r d. honest goods for their money. -,nr rnr motto, it we say it Is all i ali wool, aiid you can rt on it j ' ! -ee rs. J. B. SsvrrB Co. F t SLt A coed farm containing nine-1 ' 'irsen. ore milesonthwest fn:m 9n s' r'r.e'y a, r of which are clear, and -e" in timber. Frame house, barn !:!.:;:!. !irc. One of the most desira- in s, n.erst township. For terms ' : on rr add res IJeorge K. S u'l, Som- fa Ail tintier'aid with coal. v'.a- xUkket Main Street. "We have r ri.'rd a 'tree Refriserator to onr Meat v:rk? n whirh all meats can be kept coo' ' " in. Mnltnn. Beef, Tork, tc, kept r 'sr'y on hand. Open daily. Parties "m p-eat ear have it kept in tbe Refrtg-a-f-rwtii wsnted. Roas Datis A Co. f "..vii rrrA Swiwi! foe Salc Farmer" sc ! :my rove their sh.-ck wi'l do well ' ( s-f r prices. My bivedine stock ' l" ih.sr. i-zhbred. of the Msre Strain, 'sst t '? in May and June. Also. S. C. "vr I.-chnrn eegs for batching Ross F. Davis, Somerset, Pa. '' : ' 'Sr Mtt Will give more growth, rd fleh to horses, rattle, sheep 1 it1'!" ti. produce better resiilrs in milk te f- t, than any ft ber f.wid :!.. ti-;. j was pnrrbae1 frn the w HIT-,. k;i.,wn to the trade, and the " ' "nte.l 'TureOM Prnces Gootl. " '' t s; $i oi j, g it.nf charge '" CfHia Britain". c V r t,.sts,,VnT? Information fur- : S.- ir f ersons going West. Iescrip- ! o e-'ji ;s . f il;e jirirciial railnads in 'Mil Mam and Canada furnished ' I' sn Lte tl.e lr.ft ratt of through ' -"" ! !. west passrrger rs'es to any ' '-t r scnih and to goover the " ' !'-et at;d Uft n.ute. address. J. W. pAiroit. '" ? IV. Agent, B. 0. R. R., Somerset, Pa. ritS.t.-Bnjr Watches, Hocks and et. The st nek of goods in the '"p ''" formerly otrtipied by W. II. m"-t he sold at on-e and special bar-- .!. ! given, g.iods ar new and very a-,J snaratiteed to be as represen-Pw-ofthepnidsat C. X. Boyd's drng renniici-r at the old ?ind ; any '"ista.n wanted wiil be -iien 1,T caliirg "Wi-Ure,,,: C.X.Boyd. T rT.Hereafter U.e poods J. "y fr"m 'u bedire.-t from the Ji! " tt"'''r " r'Ur W ,1,ve ' .r"r'm r'l acencr of the lollowine i'Z a & n"r- nd l"mk'' P"". Of t .arvins Ladies" li als. in Z"'"- Kid and Goat, made in the dif ' h. and styles, 'i Etcniersoa's Son's, Gett' fine ".' s'ytes. U-r .be tr-A oilers. , -"iLesefaeHlriell en-order are placed .asira ,,,.,1, , r . 1 li - - a ..1 r-pnng shoes, hii h we m mot-, Apr!) i A. H. Fni5ii 4 Bbo. . y-i -.r . -j- Coaiderable maple sujar was ruade last weet. Tbe d. ,s and Slights are now of equal Jenrth. Mr. John f Knable, of Pittsburgh, spent Sanday in Smietsset. H. c. KnJslt y. Esj., has niovcJ into his new house on 1'alriot street. E.? are Bel'iin at ten cent per dozer, and are a drus tbe market. Harbiuurrs of aprin. blm bir w, have made their apprararice in tbi? seciion. j Grand Arniy Tos-t are makir.g arranee- ments for tbe troper observance of di"crra- . . I Sunday afternoon to witness the immersion Mr. A. Anknrv Sanner, of the HtBaLD 1 of several persotis by Eider Vogel. acciden-fnn-e. wtit to Baltimore on tbe B. t O. ex- j tally ft!! into the stream and would cer- curiou to-aav. i A sts'emetit of the financial rendition of Somerset borough, will be found elsewhere in these columns. Fred Schenck s new hnnse is rapidly neartn cott'letion. it wk! te n'aay t ir ocoupaney by April lt. Spring beiriu S'io lay, wi'h one of the nre-t disaifTee-ible enow storms we have ex perienced ( :r some time. The members of tbe camp of Sons of Vet erans, o! tills p'ace, paii a visit to the mem bers of the Vrsina camp. Friday. Mr. Will A Kimmell. of Pittsburgh, was in Somerset Sufnrday and Sunday. He re turned to the city Sunday afiernivin. The blizzard that has been prevailing since Saturday ni.lit is one of the mo-t dis .wrreeahle ones r xperienced this year. Mr. John R iberts. who i engaged in the coal lnn:n("? at Hillside, Westmoreland county. ba.s been spending a few days in Somerset. I'r. Tayman, who had been Sindin; the past several months with his mother at the Somerset Hou-e. left Sunday for his home in Lebanon. Mo. One of the liuest droves of horses we 1 ave seen for some tiiu?, was taken ast ur of- h. e on their way to the eastern marse .Sio.idav after;ioo:i. , on M .n. A. J. r Sunday nioruir: ing the present fulled Sta:-S '. Mborn left for Philadelphia g. where he will remain dur week in attendance at the mrt. Mr. Isaac Simpson has no-n at work ex cavatin J the c llar f.'r a nw hrii k house, which he will build on Patriot street dur;ng the coming summer. (ieneral James A. Beaver was born atMil lerstown. Perry county, October 21, lS.'ls' and will reach his 4:1. h birthday shortly be fore trie S'ate eh-i tion. The .folmnown Tr.Uinc say s : Apples are at present almost a drug i'l thy n:arket. Tue finest va-ie;:e of tl.e'ii ar Sclliitg here at a dol.ar a barrel. Rev. W. I., ib-'ii' noi-, who has rece: I. itiicran cingregati the limLii titlice noirr.li.'. erg. f I'snerly of lili tly takn charge of the n at Lavaiisvilie. paid r. brtvf is;t Monday Astr.-Homt r :ir h:ii eoiii.-t will lie isib'e tni: i:i- lii.i abriht just iit-t'.ire sunr.se during the latter par' of allow any little pretiiaMi like It. a! r.j i!:-ttirn our in May. We in ver r aiiiiotificenient jrititie slttri.bcr Mr. Ci.a. . Scull has resi-m 1 his ik,m- I his posi- tion as llrst Assbtant I'asserg.-r rd Ticket A-nt of the P. R. R Co., to accept another j ruiir ad position. Mr. Scull has neen with " the PeitiisvU-auta t oupany for a'lout tit teen yesrs. Rev. 11. R. Hol.-mger, the well-known I't'.nkard minister, now of lhio. has been lying seriously ill at the n sidenee of his son-in-iaw, Mr. Paul 'i. Xna;, in Berlin, for several weeks, but is now reported to be convalescent. Stewart Patterson and J. I. Ripple of Stoyest..wn, and Art. Snyder, of Somerset, are the only three Somerset county boys that we know of who wiil oiler before the West Point I adet examination committee at Johnstown to-day. . . - Mr. B. Becher, the popular clothier, has rented the room in the Baer Block, now oc cupied by W. II. Wood's jewelry store and will move into it on the lt of April. When in his new quarters Mr. Becher proposes to grea'ly increase his already large stock of goods. Mr. tieorge II. Tayrnaii, one of the propri etors of the Somerset House, is lying serious- I Iv iil at a h.eipital in Philadelphia where he had gone for medical treatment. He writes home that his physicians give Liin every j enciuragemer.t, and that ere long he hopes to be a'ile to return home w iui greatly im- j proved health. j nf Greenrtstir has ' Mr. Harry Strickier. been spending tha past four or five days in j w . . . . . . II iiiisi m inr urirni in-rnlM I i.., ,.llto once more take him bv i ' I the hand Mr St-ickier for many years firll ,Ve office of D. V.iitv Internal Revenue Collector under Collector S'-nil, and f r . i long tinieoccupie.1 a de-k in bis oilier. The tax duplicab-s lor rhe present year were banded over to Commissioner s Clerk Hileman Monday morning. Tiiev were printed at the Herald job office, and are the most neatly gotten np, and best book of the kind ever u-ed in the county As soon as tl.e appeals are all held, Cierk Hileman w ill fill npthe duplicates and place them in the hands of the collectors. Tbe sale of Mr. James Parson's personal property last Thursday was attended by a large crowd rf bidders. Everything sold cheap. Hay only brought Iron1 twelve to thirteen dollars a tor. and the catt'e did not oring anything like the prices expected. Perhaps the finest herd of al lerney cattle in the county was di-f sed of at prices ranging from thirty to fitiy-two dollars. IV. Jnie O. Kiemsa leave- tday for Latn.be whre he will h at.- a::d etitae in the iirs. ticeof his irofe?i.ii. Pr. Kieniati is a cradiiate of the Jetfervin Mliiai Cl . I fir the past four or live years considerable i ... . Tl , . ,i exj.-neme jii ine -raLLi' i nc i'i'tc ... Latrobe Wlii hnd linn to tie a in.t genial irentlenian as well a g e.d j.hyaiciai. J Ar.y of oi.r S'lliscrihers who may change j .1.. ..C II ..11. wl....,l.l i liir.r liM. i. m'icmr .-, .. j'. .j lj,:.., ' IIOIIIV US 111 lll:r, s 11. a i . r iiib, bimti.. make the nccessarv n.rreciion .in cur ma:!- i.irlist When ordermz a ( hange he sure i nig .ri" s t- to sei.d us Iheiome f the pot. ff.ee at ! which you have been receiving as well as the one to which vou d,ire it i sent. This is itiijirtaiit, and wiil ave us t nmrh labor and rau-e no delav in th r sr-er ' ' Mcumeyoa. A united effort is lieing made by reveral of the numerous IIart.-l! family in this and oilier states to crillect the necessary his torical an 1 peneahvioal data for the compi lation of a family history and they have aked lis to make n.ention of tbe fact. Items of information relating to the family are rtspect fully solicited. The lua.l.juar Itii are in Philadelphia at No. 1117 Chest nut street, in care ot K. S. Hartzeil, to whom all correspondence should be addressed. The County Conimissioners aTe now en tuffd in one of the mort unpleasant duties Connecte.1 wiih tl.eir office, holding the ap peals. Last week tbey held them for Eock wood, Sliiford. Upper Turkey f.xit. Middle- creek and JelTerson Satardar morning t 1" l i Satardar morning they were at their office to Uk after some matters that needed their immeiliate attention. Monday noon, in the ' faceof a drivine snow storm, with Conimis- nn,i.i.i i.,.m. .i.. ku... ...i ! ...c, -...mi- mo f.u.i iu Clerk Hileman at the brake, they started, f-.r Jenner township. It will take them till , the latter part of April to omplete their unenviable jub. . Tbe series of meetinn being beid by El-j Hon. J. H. Longenecker and lr. E. J. ; ders Cobb and Vojrle in the Disciple Church ! Miller have been appointed aids-de-camp on willconseto a cl'e Wednesday evening, the staff of 3. S. Bnrdett, coratuander-in-oiinfto Elder Cobb having to leave tor ' chief of the Grand Army of tbe Republic ol i litoii, Mass, where be will aseist in bo'. J ! ing a revival. Ibese meeting commenced j just two wet ks ago to-day. aud have reault ej in adding iLirty-two menibera to t!ie : cburcb, Eliier Cobb baa weil sustained bin I wijt-sjjread reputation aa a scholarly (ren- ' tleman and a su ccessful eranelist. Tbe i ,ba mfkrtJ' M., ' hadfore.-b..dvervjst'Jck "f U,est oveities in Millinery No- audience that be has bad foremen aaa every seriuou that be has preached has been nn'- nallv lare for Sjins-rset. ALMotT IEO3tEi A little daughter of Mr. Taniel Keefer, who in company with a j large nun.ber of other people had gone to I the stream below town about three o'clock t:u:v have drowned, bad it not been tor i the h?nic 3"rts of Mr- Robert ratton. and i several other vonr.ir ceutlemen. in rescuing I h,.T !i,imi;tlr helow the dam where : . . - .u I the immersing is done, the current is very j swift, and the water quite deep. The child was attempting to the stream on sev eral plank that had been thrown across close to the fails, and on which some ven tures,)n;e iys had safely crosed, when she lost hr baiai ce. and fell into the swift (lowing current beneath. Mr. Pauou. with out evea stopping, to divest himself of his overcoat, sprang in alter her. and a!thoiii;h she was carried some distance down the stream, f in-ceeded in swimming to ber and holding her head above water until several other young men came to tbe rescue and, assisted in getting her ashore. The little girl ha I gone under the water several times, and was almost exhausted when her rescuer reached her. WosrsT or Xoth e The pupils of the advanced grade ol the I'rsina public school have drawn a fali line of cutiine maps, fourteen in number, for the use of the school in the future. These maps are drawn in ink, o:i heavy drafting-paper, JixiU inches, and are models of neatness and ai.-cur.tcy. They are nine times as large as the maps from which they were copied, and are d-awu entirely by the system known as me ridans and paralhls. fhe directors, who "Jli .. . iv ' .,,,1 ,!,. -til ,n .1 .1. 1 n , ., ..j.oon I of the pupili' skill in pen-drawing, hut will i also be valuable aids in ttie study and teach ing of local geography. Th s is hut one of the many evidences of the excellent work done, and the substan tial progress made by our schools this win ter. I feci that onr teachers have done a good work during the winter they have la bored with us. They have laid a sound foun lati 111 on which to build a gO'id prac tical, as will as a good book education. Prif. J. M. P.ernev, with A. o. flanigan and Mrs. J. M. Thompson as assistants, will , open a normal school on April l!':h. and we I invite all who wi-h to attend a spring nor- j mat to our plea-airly healed town. We hav a lar-e, commodious an i well-furnish- j i.ho.,1 btiildins, ia the most piea-atit j most pleasant j 1 A Cmtrs. ; and healthy part of the tow l'B.:.v. M s. H i lss:-. TniiicTK of Kespeit. I Tin" foil' win - resolutions were adopted ! bribe 1 .titjeran Sunday-school of Bakers- vI e, P11. : j WhiReis. It has pleased Almighty fi d j in II's intinue wisdom to remove t-v death j our beloved and esteemed brother. Franklin II. ch'a r. we, the members of this school j record this tribute ot resiwct to his memory death of this broth one of its best and whose presence wiil -m ... r . . 1 1 .... 1 " "'scuoo. ..as .st t Mitbl.tl .neniLers, eeplv niised. S.sMii !. That the virtues and conduct of; the d -c'-a-ed entitle him to the respect and I esti em of ail Third, That while we deeply deplore the l...s of this brother, we recognize in this sudden visitation of death thesolemn warn ing that God is no respecter of persons. Fourth, That we tender our heartfelt symigihies to the lereaved parents and sis ter, in this their bereavement. Fifth, That these resolutions be publish ed in our county papers, and a copy sent to th bereaved family. S. A. SlMt'LIS, J. W. Barki.ky, I.IZIE MlLLFB. Ceokc Ella :f. Bakes. Shapi.is. Committee. Hon David Dav tells the frown truth when he savs . . , Everv veareverr local pa- . "- .. I per gives from $100 to $5 0i in free lines for the sole benefit of the community in which it is Incited. Xo other agency can or will do this. The local editor in propor tion to his means -ioes more for his town than any other ten men. and in all fairness, man with man. he ought to be supported, not because vou mav happen to like him or a lruire bis writing, but because a local pa-; the house of Hiram Bowman, in Conemangh per is the best investment a community can ' towh-hip. on the loth inst. After a prelim make. It may not be brilliant or crowded j """7 hearing, and in default of bail, he with great thoughts, hut financially it is j wa- committed to the common jail, more of a benefit to the comrnnnity than Early yesterday morning Michael Beply, preacher or teacher. Pnderstand tu. now, we io not mean morally or intellectually but linanciaHc. and yet on tbe moral ques-' tinn -v"" wi!! hnd the majority of the locaK .1 : .1.. i . r .1. t i"3! " qot-?nu... ! To-lay the alitor, of local papers do the ' most work for the least money of any men . on earth. Subscribe for your local paper, not as a charitv, but as an investment." j " ' " j The following is a report oftheCasselman i t-cnooiiorinemoniuen.iinnMan-iii., hole numiier in attendance during the ; moQtli. ma e. 14: female. Is: total. .5- Average attemlance during the month, male, l'i: female, 15; total, iS. Average attendance during the ,ci in. maie, 14 ; female, ; total. ".2. Per cent, of attendance during the month, maie. ('" : female. Mi ; total, Per cent, of attendance during the term, male. !2: female, 01 ; total. !i Xum'oerof pnpils at'endin every day durin "the month, 14. Xumber of pupils attending every day during the term, fl. Visits by Directors, 1. Visits by patruns.8. 1- I.. WrtMita, Teacher. Mis M. E. Sd.ro.lt hi" received the lar-1 st.H. . ol wa.l paper ever or niir. to - etef, c ti I zradrs from the chean- ; pt trsw to the h"-t bnitises, includiiij; a : full lit.e ofceilini; decoration in cheap and j - I br.itize paH.-r over one hundred patterns ; i- . i i i i r are carrie'i in r-i'.. iv i..-..- .u--.. . u.i .r i.'uiiu the Urgent asortineni ot window snading and wind .iv shade fix: urea in the county, also bni- nioiititetl ctirta;n po'.rs very hand-1 some ami cheap. ; Vfc.R!,..? li,Njs Marrijire I.iciT.es - ----. hive o-n i-sue.1 uy i .ers Miaier to n.e loi- . lowing named persons since otir!at i-sue. t, Ilolio G. Ilo-t.tler, of Mid.ll-creek town- aUip, Mary Lingo, of JeH'.-rson town- : rwp. ' Frsnk I-hman, ot Paint township, and irah J. Custer, cf the same township. j 1 I .l.l. l Pfva. of RrothersvsMer town- , - ship. j tfins I Gii4 SErrc. Our stork for the ; trade, ronsisling of about five hundred bush ei choice clover and timothy, direct from the We-tc rn market, is now offered for sale. tmj certificate will he issued by County Su at pricrs I i. h compare favorably with ! perintendent J. C. Weller. Pittsburir ju..tat'ors, together wiih lx-al j Length of Term, ten weeks. Board can freight ad.b-d. Indications point to higher be obtained at $2 50 to S3 50 per week, with values in the nar future, therefore now is ' deduction if absent from Friday eve to the time to purchase at moderately low rig- Monday. litres. Uespecliuuy, i " Cook A BiraiTS. j Mr. Hiraru C.White, of A. J. White 4 ; o . n. i t u. :n i.- ., i ..l aK..nt Ai.ril Ul with a eomnlete audi ' handsome line of samples of 'XewSprinjr . ' f . - ,.ilorin, it .,on.ble i ; prices, and satisfaction insured. j Waktco! Wasxted ! Two car-loads of ; i. . ...i r.ii ji:.4.! u".sr. .nu ma. c. ... ................ vers T will Ka ti, CL,m.r..r r.n A ..r-tl- 1 f..r one day only. Can't drive the county, ns ', we have a nice line of body brassels at , townstiip ; stable of tbe owner near Lavans Bnng in your st-jek. farmers, and get your ; $l.) per yard ; a good american brussels at j yille, and stable of Chas. H. Miller, Htav c na. ' J. v. Baker. I tbe United States. By the urpent reouest of ber many pat- rons Mrs. M. E. iscb rock has concluded to; .t..-..i!-. i : . .f tVia r.M from sund and will in a few weeks, receive ';oc nJ i"cy Goods, also a handsome ! line of laces, haniburg.3, etc. Charles IM.dieT Warner's serial. -Their ! 'in,e ; also, a .utficient number of students. Pilgrimage.' which begins in Harper; ' otherwise it must stiil be a failure. In a April Mag.ti.ie. mav be called a -Summer hool. with a competent lore, of in Re,rt.torv." It will be a lively narrat.ve Actors, all may expect .to find classea in of incldeni and observation on a journey j h rit lie. while numbers w!il , . , , impart the suirit and momentum which can iureres-.rts.with humorous delineations of character and a thread of romance running t -. through it. Foriress Monroe. Cape May - '"rl. "I--- r--and Atlantic City are visited in the first two ; F take charge of the Public Schools chapters. s ia to i lustrata the serial, and ten of bis drawings accompany "r"'- " the f,nt P1- Tur. Tkoi t. We I been requested to five the latest law in regard to trout fishing. Here it is. It passe-1 in lseU. at the close ot ; the session : Skc. 1. Be it tnacttd, dtr. That it shall be ; unlawful for any person to catch, kill, or expose to sale, or have i inhis or her n sio at;er the same has been caugtit or still-1 .f n nn-K HI trout. Save OIUV inim llir i: h dav of April to tbe uayoi juiy, under a per.alty of ten dollars for each trout so killed or hud iu possession, but this act shall not prevent any person from catching trout with nets in waters owned by himself to stock other waters. Skc. 1. All aet or parts of acts inconsist ent with the above are hereby repealed. Was tbe Law Tampkxed With? The marriage license Uf of Pennsylvania was drawn up by Rev. T. J. Sherrard, of Hon eybrook, in Chester county, and put through the Legislature by Senator Harlan, of the same county. As it appears in the Ltgisla f.'re Hectril. it requires that " the party " ap plying for license shall be questioned by the Clerk of Court to whom the application is made, and the intent of the requirement. as stated bv both of the gentlemen referred to. is that any resnib!e person may take out license for friends on satisfactorily an- swering the questions ot the clerk. But as the law appears in pamphlet form " thepar V is changed to " the parties, so as to leave the impression that tne persons to be ! marrieil must go before the clerk and be questioned. The belief is that this change was niade iu order to cause embarrassment ' and bring such odium on the law as to cause it 10 be repealed. The matter is to be in vestigated. HcsA!D Items. School closed last week. Mr. II. I.. Young, who had been teaching school at tins place lor tne last winter is present confined to the house by a severe illness of lung fever. Mr. Young took sick a few days before school closed in which he was not ahie to complete his term of school. His illness cauet niucn sympatuy ov me mai'.v (rieuds, lo iu the school of which be was a very successful and competent teacher. We hope that he may soon be ahie to te abont again. Inasmuch astheschool closed at this place the literary society is still in pr.ress. There was a meeting again on last Friday evening, and the iiticstion for debate was, 7,V.(rtf that RiPUDlicati form of Govern ment is best. There was al. a referred question, should justice be discussed in our literary sm-ielies. opened by G. F Weilcr, who thought that it was not essential to have a political question discussed in our societies. This question was discussed by different raemqers of the society, and there appears to be different views as in regard to this subject, however it was generally im pre.ed on the society that it should be I restricted Mr. Licbty delivered a very in j foresting declamation which was quite enter j taining. Our friend Prof. J. A. Berkey was present at this meeting, who was called upon to speak, and he responded in a splendid speech. There seems to be much interest manifested in these meetings, and as it is for the intellect and development of the minds of the people, and if conducted in a right manner a literary society no doubt is a benefit to the community. Citizen. IIoovEBsviLLt Items. i he weather is very pleasant at present. Is it not about time for some one to dis- ' . .. . .. .....!....' , I ....... I . f ..a r f 1 1 T fierv fc.o,ci a ..mi." 1.-. 1 m'. .......... , , , . ., sernent. and a soring running hot and cola alternately? Though a cave does not cause much excitement here, for almost any day you may see some one caving around here. Charles Berkey, a young man about six teen years of age, was arrested last week and takea before John Hamer, J. P. charg ed with unlawfully abstracting money from a man of about hi years of age, who is re- siding with bis son-in-iaw. -oan rtoisappie. jn Paint township, attempted to commit sn- icid- by shooting himself with a rifle. It , . . ... I , i. u . . appears ne arose eariy ana telling his wife be was going out to shoot a dog. H" was gone but a little while, when he came stajgering back into the house wi'h a terribie wound in the side of his head, which was bleeding copiously. Dr. M. L. Unmlj w ca,lt.,, iu to Jre5, fhe unj. ,nJ oxln.i the unfortunate man i.i great jjjtfeHj The wound of itself, the doctor I savs, will noi pu lata., u u ui.i i.i'v ci.- ter the brain, as was intended. Mr. Beply has for many years been subject to bts of iUtaHiUrLW, UWUUllli UM IH-'Biiivj, uu.i.. ; , ....... V. l...;n.. ......ii.. .4. ....... : one of which the rash act was attempted. ; He is. and ever has been, an npright and j honest man, and well thought of. i Lisuo. 1 I floovrasviLLE, March 3u, SW. ToTeachee.-! ami Others Whux it Mat Coxcsks : I shall open a school in Aimer set Borough on Monday. April 12. Special ciases in Latin, Higher Mathe mnti.3 and " The Thefirv of Teachinir ' will be formed.' and no extra charge made for tbe same. Miss Si.lnev Postlethwaite well known in this county as a successful tea-her, will act as my assistant, and will have exclusive -J J i charge of the Department of PennmanshipJ , . r ta 1 , ae win also laae Cllitrxe oi a eieciai ueintn- i mnt in Kook-keepin, for which ni exn-rt rhtrye tri'ff he wwle. Mi's P.tlethwaite hx been graduated from the ' Iron City C iintuercial Collcire" 1 of Pittsburgh, Pa., with high I honor, and, l 1.1 . - 7 ft" ' t th mR a pecia y, is o enng o e young people of this conimanitv an opportunity to . ' J . Zt . , . . ,,.. r, Z I ""J enjoye. . An arrangeineni oas ueen mane wTiereuy ltctura on VhjaioXofy ill be regti!arly given. An viocuutoisk is exievieu touevoiv m last four weeks of the term to class-driil in Reading. An examination will be helW at the close Terras. Teachers Grade, 5 00. Inter- mediate Grade, $.5 (0, to be considered du in three Xo Auctions eicept for actual sickneas in chares of a physician. A. C. HoLBKRT, Principal of Somerset Schools. Never before in Somerset county baa there been such a fine line of carpet displayed as we now have anything joo want from If? rents ner rard to SI 00 Hav:n?hninitrtiir' .r.. .u- n... .a - -J - upu.mtiuiaicaiiin, wi m pre- ..-ut . ,... . i..'.ijl'' riltt . n A .'l ' ' . . JO cents, at J. B. Ss-tdek it Co'a. Or Xotx.it Stboom. ow that students are abont to select tbe schools tbey mean to patronize during tbe sunimer. let us say word in favor of our Xonnal Schools. A complete Normal School tuav he defmnl to he one so organized as to ; . (.,r,: , .--nrJinff to the Mt nth- , . ,. . ii'n.hr.naBM n , T,h. ' . . .! i er's Certificate, including the Art of Teach- ! inir while a nreDaratorr school is designed preparatory ! to pre,re s , students for college. In a Nor thers must be two or more fof, nobody ,,CB aU ,he . br-n..LM .m .uini,h. even if he had the rly be looked fo. in smaller one At ! Vt about three of these may be tolera- . Isl. tt ..s.nnul unusiaalls it Ki at s nnn. "uriufi uit wii,uU. may be sufficient without it. Prof. Meese, by his enterprise and enargy, baa already gained this point, and others may as well Kuw among those who have been teaching, there are manv who should aspire to the honor and the advantage of a permanent certificate. This object can be secured iu onr own Xormal Schools, whose principals lre men,bers ot the committee, and will j. Th . .. , - tiiuamiauw. w. - , ui ... within the countv, may be of great advan tage to tbera, and if they afterwards attend the State Xormal, they will enter the higher classes, and save both time and money. Without disparagement to others, we claim that we bava combination capable of doing a great deal of work in tbe best style, under ray personal observation ; while my extensive acquaintance in this and the adjoining counties, among School Directors and other prominent citizens, many of whom were among my former pu pils, may enable me to secure good places for tbe most deserving, I have al ways done this with pleasure, especially for the ladies, who, while tbey are Xature'sown Teachers, are sometimes without employment. The Art of Teacning, as developed in tbe old Xormal, had been carefully studied by means of repeated visits to the State Xor- mal and tbe best graded schools. At tbe outset we also had valuable aid from two specialists. ComstocS's Elocution was ably illustrated by Cyrus Elder, Esq., who bad been one of his pupils ; and penmanship by Mr. Mallory, whose services gave us some excellent teachers in that branch. We have now employed another specialist for Vocal Music and Penmanship, who will also assist us in other school work. The great neces sity ot the time was to create a body of Teachers, and the recruits we were collect ing for that purpose needed first of all good elementary training. For that reason, tbe main benefit we then derived from the les sors in elocution was, that we learned to drill pupils by au easier and more effective method than we had previously employed. The success ofoorelforts is well known: we may now give a few ideas based upon our experience. The composite character of our language and the conservatism of the race have made the study of orthography very dilficult a didiculty still farther increased by cureless pronunciation. For instance, the question why there should be an n or nn i in an tin-1 accented sjllabfe may require a Latin sch I- j ar to determine; yel school-boy wi.l ea,i- j ly learn to sp.-ll the word, if he has been j taught to pronounce it correctly. Pupils i who are not made to distinguish certain of our obscure vowel sounds will be everlast ing blunderers. Yet we have Teachers who have neither been properly trained in the elementary sounds of the language, nor taught to pay attention to tbe directions contained in the very books they are using. How long will it be before such Teachers learn to give out a spelling exercise correct ly T A Xormal School cannot afford to neg lect this branch, and articulation and pro nunciation should go with it. My advice to a student would be: Takeyoar Diction ary with you, for if your teacher under stands bis business you will need it ; and by all means learn to spell well, that you need not write a bad hand all your life to bide your bad orthography. Every shade of meaning can be expressed by words, aided by the modifications of em phasis and inflection. The simplest ques tion can thus be made to suggest a great va riety of answers; yet a child will always emphasize correctly, and an adult can do no more. But when we come lo read or quote the langnage of another, the trouble begins. The art of reading, tben, would seem to con sist in fully entering into the spirit of the author, and adopting bis words as our own. This is not to be learned by a system of rules, but by actaal practice. A class in the Public Schools can be readily taught, and will make good critics in reading; yet Teachers, though tbey may be familiar with the theory of a treatise, are apt not to read any better on that account I once brought a package of readers into a large Institute in an adjoining county, to show them our method of teaching. Tbe selection was a dialogue in a familiar strain, bnt tbe exer cise seemed to be a revelation to them. They criticised each other just as so many school-boys might have done, and could see the correct reading after it bad been pointed out to them ; yet it seemed they could nev er read a sentence without misplacing the emphasis. Again, the art of reading might be said to consist in naturalness. This would be true, if the natural manner were always free from defects of utterance, ami adapted to the subject and the audience. But the daily reading exercise conducted in the mode of the old Xormal will teach a correct and natural style for reading and TUUIIt S JJfB K . I. . IIW ITOUIUeieCtS Ol Bll ..!.: 1. : c t I r r .1, Vinds, besides ttrengthening the voice and helping to cultivate a literary tate. This vocal cnlt.ire will be further promoted in our school, bv lesions In Vocal Mnsic bv an able Instructor, without extra charge. What a blessed thing it will be, if we can teach students to read and sire the sweet solits of Zion, and to render the text of tbe Sacred j Volume with neatness and propriety, in the intervals of their severer studies! Let us have Shakespeare and the Bible in the Xor mal, the one for the study of literature, and the other tor the life, while we reverently j invoke God's blessing upon both ! Joseph J. Sitt.jias I'OLlTIrs I TRR I, A K Tn a , , " . . speech made by Gen. Isaacs. Cattin at a p Fire, he said "Keep out ot it, for Uod's sake, tbe demon of partisanship. For the sake of Grant and Hancock, keep the monster out. For the sake of the glorious uitiuviiCTii m e,iu5i vuat. preserves inr . ., . ..... .... i oattie; in wnicn we haveaconim .n ( prjde 4m, a intere,t iet , Tet. '. . , . 1 erans of that stmggle and representatives of ' P' """piea ,na contamination or pfiliti- cai partisanship; let us delicate one spot, one society, sacredly to the sweet uses of be nevolence and to the divine teachings of a pare and unsullied patriotism ; for the sake of the traditions and history we love so well, and of whicft we are justly so proud, let us hereafter completely dedicate our selves to teaching and learning the full meaning and significance of fraternity, char ity and loyalty, as broadly interpreted by the noble Order of the Grand Army of the Republic." G. A. R. Seoul and Mail. The trustees of the Beading railroad have finally agreed upon their re-construction plan. It provides for a new fifty-year four per cent, general mortgage for a round hun dred million. Fonr classes of stock will be issued, known as preferred, income, consoli dated and common stock. This is eocour- I sgiDg for tbe South Pennsylvania. Attistio Hoauxu akd Fasxcn. Gedrge F. Countryman & Bro. will stand their celebrated Joe King horse daring the nr:In .a.,.n ' fi,."r.,ri i... . -o. ... . , siauie oi jjwo o. Barkman, two and nn..i..ir . . . . , . - -.w, ...t...v. 1 band, P. O. (See posters.) A MisTiaLT ffo or Arr. Bank notes rrqair the bnest work of the I engraver's art. The portraits for them axe j generally done in what is known as "pore , j line," tbe most difficult and expensive kind i i of steel eni;ravin2. These portraits, tbe size I of a ouartei-doliar. cost iTSO to il.OTO each to enarave. reuuiriua tbe niot Deflect work ' of tbe few rtaily kiili"u; experts in this ve-Tr delicate and laborious art. . . . r . . . I Rarely have artits been found bold enough to attept larf-r r-ortraits in this ex tremely difficult style of engraving. Wm. E. Marshall surprised the artists of this and the Old World, some twei.ty years sgo, by producing lis ".tire line'' engrav ing of Washington orK imzTttr life-rite. It became immediately famous. Later he achieved still greater distinction by the execution of a half life-eixe portrait of Lincoln, which was universally admired, was at once acknowledged the standard likeness of the great Emancipator, bad an cnormous sale, and established Marshall's reputaiion world-wide as the pnuce of por- trait engravers. But the crowning worn of tliia great gen - 9 lus, wlio stood as DoiUiy in auvanceol all his compeers in this superh art a, did Rap- hat l in his, has just been completed. It ia a full lit-tizt (twice the size of his Lincoln) portrait of tl.e greatest General of the pres ent age, I . &. Grant. It represents bim in the full zenith of bis military glory at the close of tbe war, and with the insignia of the special rank created by Congress for him and held only by him. It is a masterly work of art and a superb likeness of the great hero. Marshall is also great as a painter, being twice chosen by Grant to paint his portrait, hence ha I ample opportunity to study theman and truthfully portray, not merely his features, but his powerful character in the portrait. This remarkable Line Engraving cannot fail to immortalize the name of Marshall as the Raphes I of his line of art, white it con veys to posterity the immortal features and character of the Napoleon of the present No Licenses rcB I.n t. ana CorsTY. On Saturday last, in the Indiana County Li cense Court, Judge White pa sed upon the applications before him and finally refused to grant any of them. The first application was that of Frederick Kiefer, who claimed that when he was refused last year he bad $ J 300 worth of liquor on hand and cauldnot now sell. He proposed to the Court if they would give him license he would give bond to quit when his liquor was sold. The Judge, in an opinion, decided this was evi dence that the license was not necessary for public accommodation, and he could not entertain such a proposition. Then Gotnp ers. Derr, and Snyder were refused, because preponderance of evidence satisfied the ; Court that public entertainment did not re quire them. The Jud.e refused all the ap plications oa preponderance of evidence. He said it was now judicially known to bim that there was not a licensed bouse in the community of a population of live thousand and upward, ami this ha.l heen so for the !a-t nine months yet public hoi.se were kel open and lrav ers were all well enter- ; lamed; that there had been less con fuslcn, disorder, and drunkenness without than ; with licei.sed houss. and the record of his court showed it. Tii re is noiv not one! licensed house in Indiana t'oiintv. I Tl.e ' 'nr.. iNville i.'n .-:-. i-aj s: Robert It. ,vii:.i:i uf tl.e la.-t r.itnl jury, w!. (..' ci!irti-liijt iiu-. Ik tii '"uvtfly .inition frl a:ij wh.ilef: abrupt! v lu-t veek to ;zet hi ii.it'.ira!!:iti'n jiji; . r-. T'.nsn't rcttimel. Perhst i be cin't I'l l 1 t!i"m. hut the Jtl.'pi ci'.n i;row- n?fri overichflrninir la by day that he hiiMn't st a'ty ; sfrantl never haj them. Hii etnplnyrr. n-avi.l R lert, pnv prieti.r of tlie Vmin H iti", iinpres-e.I nr-m him the advisability of fftn hia piper, and stiirientnl that he nee In. t coma bark witliont them. His whereaboits is a secret. The movement to form a nesr cntintr out I of part of Blair, Huntin-il.n. On t re. Cam- j bria and Clearfield, with Tyrone as the I county feat, ailatel Mint years a,M. has j been revive.!. One interested gentlemaa offers to eontriDtite $i3,t3, conditionally, towanis the erection of public buildings in i case the project proves a success. PpiIi ssor J. Scott Johnston, superinten- , dent of the AlUpheny county pi-biicsthuols, : some time a'o said (hat Mra, -Vary E. Oliver. a teacher in the Brai'.dixk school, was not a ; lady of jtxi chara. ter. Suit forsiamier was brmight and the jury brought a verdict of; li.d'io Lgainst the superimrnJent. I makkied. IIOC'II-sTElLEn-SISGO. -On Tuesday, March Iti. ls!, at tbe Somerset IIie, by . , , , . , . r, . u. .M . un.'as, j. i jir. i,. yj. ri.H'usieder. j orMidd!ecrcctton,!.,p,toM,,Mary:im-kye go, of JerTerson townhip. rover-em erick.-At the residence of the bride's parents, near Salisbury, on Tuesday, March Id. l.vS. by Kev. Ozias F. Harshman. Mr, Pater Rover, of Garrett j . ; County, Md , to Miss Sariiu Emerick, of;but anything we may not have j near Salisbury. Somerset County. Pa. ; j j i : -rr i will be ordered in at once, on i SCHlAO. A: the resi'!cnr of his par ent", on Manrii 111, l-i, Mr. Frsnklin II. j Sch'az. of Hakerrville, aed.li years, n month?, and 2 !ar. 4K SOMERSET BOROUGH, rt.o nit Year Ending March 1st, 1SS6, EXPEMllTLRLS. Po"" "tn Latnp-liahtinz 441 5 On ria-ia, bn.taea ana labor oa tame 511 in Kep -lr to S. alts, Sjtreet lamps. Oil. etc 170 !M Prlotlna Rruirh Or.ilnaoce. St S ale Blanks, etc 89 Tw.ears rert llc-aploC rent. Bo- nlira and repaira , 15 00 chrrnEHcrtfMf ICQ 00 I S-.Lirr .r Cl.ftf Tmmnr KBil Au.itton 73 H tlill IS RECEIPTS. . Cah of S. P. Snyder, collectors du)IUite. 1S-4 M 20 Ca-n nf !. M. Hicks, oillecturs dapllrsle. 1-s 11 ii Cab ..I H H. immenuan. B-jT- oah s.alea 3MI 44 Cast, of L'een S 00 t'Mh of Flne. and Costs. 17. U 17 U u m. hicks, treasurer, ix accocst WITH TUE BOROUGH. He tlS87 U Paid oatrandiat; enters from last MUlnintnl M7 n fai.1 orders 1-eueu lor tu currtnt year Balance la Treuarer'l hands 131 9 !st 44 SAUL P. SNYDER, COLLECTOR FOR 1S.4. n. aa. To balance das on duplicate.... Ca. Bv orders paid f.4 2) By eomaiutlana A xooerationj allowed 40 T Balance yet unpaid. ............ 7 5S Amount ofl8 Tax duplicate.. 1?4S 45 Aouunt added. 17 17 '.S3 70 1183 70 1301 32 Ca. By am'tenllerted and paid oat. UW a released to tax pa vers on percent abatemooi. U ?9 By eX'meraUnons allowed 34 ad By balance of lax iweylleetad... 107 3a 131 S2 LIABILITIES OF THE BCfROUOH AnMnat doe Wm. B. Mier.oa -rlra Kstlnculsherrdrs a at M Amoant da oa orviora VNa. U 37, 47, 4, 7 sm is fpu st RESOVRCEO? THK BOROtTOH. Caak ta Treasorr 19 SO Batanee oa dnblicata of S. P. Snyder. 154 Ba.aaee oa daplieata, 07 S3 . 107 31 04 We. tha nnderslirsad A adlton of Somerset Bor- i oaah. haretty oi that we have examined and asJuad the aeei.vntf, order j and vnaeoersaf toe iireeoin? aiatement. and have fttojui tSem e.c- i t9e, W li nesaoox Sands and Mala at Soeaaraet. A-a.,thU l-.lttday of Jtareh. lss. sjifned JOHN N. SNYPER. . (SEAI.I JtiHX S SHAFKK. (saAL.1 WILLIAM HUCHSTETLER, fsaauj Financial Statemen PUBLIC SALE. -or Real Es miw j 1 T TIBtVEofi , VIl ft of aa Ortar usaed eat oftssOr- ss.,raeret Cntr. ra.. to the aouenucoeddlraeteil, 1 will axpumto sale by pon tic oatcrj ua Uie premies, oa SATURDAY, APRIL 17, IS.mJ, At 1 oVta r. tlie fellowiDr desertld Real i I fcstate, 1,-us the eataw of A .lam r'lti. tteeeaaea, lo 1 w:t: A eertstn tra.-t of land sitiaU In 5tllf..rJ Twp. , Smrec to.. !.. vontaialng W? acre asre ur leaa. lining knaer Albvrt aul, Joepn SMT k.r. Saill Vnwler. Kli Pll. HmirT Ua.i. Sl m. Q Yuut.. Abr.. baia barri ana otaera, aar 1114 thereda erecte-1 a twu-awry tug DWELLING HOUSE, Low Bars, and other eotbufldtngs about eoa baatrel arres ciearl ant In a rea amiable state ut I enltlVACiiin. halan,- t mf.r li.n.1. aoiali amrar or- j efaard. good water, two aiPes from Kbuul sol I cblu':tl- 4 TERMS. i . , , , , . i CT?fSl fa,h An rm,t!,u nf aala an.t it. lirr iofdee.t to tha parrhaw. ooa-thlnl after tha pay- I jrViaT, tf tu u paid to aer a. asallv. and at ber dia the principal auia to lae btttrs aa'l legal represen tatives ot Adam FPt, dea'd. balatwsa ia twoaiinal anauai paynwats In.m cuanmiaUuo of sale ; P"Q percent n ;h parehase mcoey lobe paid when tbe property la snorted duwn; delerreu payment tu be securest bv jatlauieat bond r a tbe ureouaea. HEN BY F1TT. mai24. Administrator and Truita. SHERIFF'S SALE. J Y -Irtae of a writ of Ler. Fa Iseued mt of th Coort of Common or iun( Uoantv. fa . nod to m dilute f, tbeic wiil t eipl U public aale at tha Court U nue, In tha Borough of SHrmcrsetf on SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1SJ, at 1 o'clock r. m.. ail tba riichL Uti. IntTvt ami claim of fchzabe'I) A am an, ot, tu and to tne htwin tract or pier ot land iiute in Somerwt T'lWDdbJu, ScapKt eoonty. Pa.. 'lvinin la.n' of Fnuklia Frivol. n. Jooi-than Hem mi niter, J cub 31 a tut, aad Jeremiah Sbaulta Mniit.iJiic bf teen ares, more or 1' 94. with a try and a half L H'Hue, torn stable and other onibalidlnve thereun erected. Taken in execution at the Bull or Valentine Har, J. H. I'hl and Hah A a nun, fur u of John II. L hL NOTICE AH persons parch&flinz at theabnra Mic will pleaae take noti-e that a jmrt of tne par ch money to be made known a: the lime ot ale wlii te required a -m as the property if knockd tWwn, otherwise it wiU be ain zpeU to saie at the rik ol lae Orttt pun:ha..er. The reatuae "t the purchase money must be paid on or beture Thursday ot the nm week ot ;he May Term of Conn. th time fixed by the Oort for e cur)n the acknowledgment ol deed, and no deed will te arkouwiedged until the porch money ia raid in mil. ;ana st.tlire. ) JOHN WINTERS. March l'i f Sr.erilT. DITOR S NOTICE. Alan Orphans" l"nrt liM t S.'iaort. I'a . on thfiMh .lay of Frl'roarr. lv, the ander-ine.l An.in.ir w:ia .lot appointed to make a di-Uritu. tl"n of the funds'ln tne haa! of Atlminifltrator of Jeremiah Wor, lo .anl amooa th.ier leHy entitled thereto, berel.y nitre notice that he will attend to the .lotie of the ao.ve ap pointment oa Friday the ldih day ol Aj.nl. l&fo. ac his office in Sonierael. Pa.. wn-o and where all iiou Interested can attend if the thick pr"per. J. n. SnoiT. march 10. Aalif.r. CURED ! a BTiarf mil 1 1 fll narettka4wtivfytcai GERMAN ASTHMA CURE-iS. ai- Mt Tiu.ii: attack. nm cnmloruMe ip fTactB ctits wVre all nrber ivitwIj-s fa;l e wmltinc tor rewlca Ita a-rtiwa b ianmMii!. .irfrt and rerinin and rare is ettectea i mil I KABLfc 1 A K ik pcimuMiiUj tun mm. mTr to e u an tun. r " rVM. Acton. HtiUm. (Ma &rnaa AvtAtra Tim f aU ws ?a tbr it. It v-ri Uf phTHcfmn nrommaia 4. Gmn Aattir.s CarB. I rastouea f umilu U'.tm wm au amy mrmtfbt bMt U. 4 -reran n Afhin tun i w-M by aH dm r.9U at .XV. and I. or M by md n wtii - jf prv e. 1 nai ;.a.-KA- irre vt any aa-irv-- i I... -f.f .l.tn. SPRIO IS COMING And everyone needs to put their system in pood condition, to guard against disease that mav give vou serious trouble during the Spring and Summer months. Simple remedies are enerallv what is needed. We rnrrv n vprv silTierior Stock of " " j )fUgS (111(1 2fTC(liCiHCS, and guarantee the strictest pu- rity. We make a specialty ofj filling physicians' prescriptions "ua.aj I the Purest Drugs dispensed. endeavor to keep in stock j 1 everything that is usually wan- I ted by OUT many Customers, : short notice. i But to change the subject, j You may be ruptured, and ifi ; so, we can supply you with Trusses and SajwortZCSZTiZZil CIS atlltllt'S luuia ucijv muse - . . u i : .... i. :in tne city, or, as we ao an oil our own fitting, can safelv say j that a perfect tit will be guar - . . n.. e n lanteea. inree-iourins 01 me Trusses sold do not give satis : faction, because they are im properly fitted to the body. We have a private apartment in connection with our store, for the proper fitting of these ! noods. 1 "l l XrU(!5eS for men. Children and ' , ladies always in stock. If you ! ! have had trouble heretofore in! getting fitted give us a trial and we will guarantee a fit, or ; ; monev refunded. Do not for- ' get that we have a most com-. plete stock of Spectacles: and Eye-glasses. Eyes that; others have failed to fit, are the ones we want to. trv. Always ' l " m i : call at my stoxe when in town, j I "Vou will be welcome, whether I you buy or not. If we do not ; - . . .. , i keep what you want it wui be a pleasure V. tell you where ' you can get it. C.N.BOYD The Druggist, i KAMXOTH BLCuX SCIEESET. PA. PRO BONO We announce that .'stock of Flannels, i i Flannels and other Fall Lovr Figures, we can offer them at prices never before touched by the trade. Everyone that buvs will have the benefit of Low Prices. Cut stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Linoleums, Mat tings, Rugs, Stair-crash, Stair-reds, Buttons, etc., Ac, is very large, and is composed of the most desirable goods in the market. Call and buy, and GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S 113 and 115 Clinton Street, JOHNSTOWN. PENN'A. A m BOOK" STORE"! SOMERSET. WM. H.WELFLEY, BOOK SELLER SOMERSET, PENN'A. C :rs a Largs ari Veil sclccud C'-ck of MBLES, TESTA31ESTS, I1YJIS BOOKS Ami Standard cid Miine'ihinnUK i,l in cl! L'tjartnun! ;f I.tt-ra ture, nui-h HISTORY, EICGRAFHY, ALL THE FCFL'LR NOVELS JS Bill J- THE tJVOMTE tClTf. IX ALL STYLls J Mi I I .'.1 SCHOOL, ECOKSASD SCHOOL SUHIIZJ iLWATS 1 STCCE STATION ERY ! The Pel lie will also fla-l a fil . !"tt mtnt rt i a . n ; varletr I L.dgers, D ; y 1 uW nyE h s;t.v paplbs of ail kiSDs, WRITIXG TA II LETS. I'LXCIL TABLETS. PAPERS IX BOXES, EX VE LOPES. PEXS, PEXCILS, IXKS, ,(:, ,f. BASE B ALL GOODS. ( SOirfl f, SETS. ETC. Fll "TlfiES, ALL SOklS. THE STOCK OF JUSTICES' JtLASJiS IS FHJSH t COMPLETE, And hsve all beea eurttJul'.T f riDU.i tor ? in & merMt CwHy, ar.J will :e ,mnd crrrrct in til partic:art. turrt-i. c :--ii- al . ui h t". ac. ! InTiteu. and ail mail timers nil, re eeivepnirpr aanti'-r. li-MOal M H.41S CatOSMKT . t.T T BOTB H R1 . KTORE. rcav27. AVM. a. w. BExroKu. DRUG G. W. BENFORD & SON'S DEUG- STOEE, 3STO- 1, BAEB'S BLOCK. V."e ke.;p contann hand a "Uvk of PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Chemicals. Pyes, T ji'et Articles and Sundries kept in a 6M-la I'm? S'.re. PAIXTS, OILS, VAIiXISIlES, Trna... Rraees. Sapporter". ard all lea.llr apt arteranres ued both hv Phuician r1 F"TKi''ea TOM A COSASD :i',A S the ti tn the market Ir m I'.metie t" I mi r'V.I I'FFM XIP ll.H(PIH SI)l ll HIIH I tlC FAMILY HECE1PTS FILLEL I Utjil f LY. All aTrie.l ne.iicin a.pt on han.1. If o- t parieacan .irirnu ..a it. arrival m a ort time a w. par rat a'tei.tlon to all roh l.mani. Oar.'wn mAke ..I HOUSE ASU CAFILE PUHVER if he.o.l .t.t, th-ir untbe Darke; i.e". per pound. We to o exjwnae of pakina. lahe;;ni. advertimrc e hat Eeeplnboia. Ad Inawlient wantnl rjcll, esa he a.l.leJ. ai and m for yur?e!l. and be e.m.icce.1 w otter Baraaina. W ficarocr. A i? Intend Uoma a .,oare businex. ani wan; all to e fr themMlvea. o truacla to ib .w our itoek. Pme NVine-sa and I.iQTiorn BT 2ETTES JLITO LZEA?E2TEi3 : rn i Tn i t t tt - a in t i ii.a,h -iTt- fe"- j r.r.. ( Tt ri n I Over 500 Send j Eeautiful .'.1 L j 4 Fries L'st Designs, i- ii tv:, C;rcuT--r. T " a r'. i t BEAVER COLLEGE AND Y -- gen 1 i - . , j F04 YOUMC LADIES- 1KB Its Sprtra- Term ef t." weeka Marb .. 5s. Ea 'in ; eatn.Hive, au.1 i;...n.u.L.y .. iu u. ticiiliy a. : rv. Vasle, an.l Art st;..i am tl uti. n Ra- i feWT. REV- ft. for Infants i ?s so wn Planted to ehajpra that I t recommend it as superior to any prescription known tome-'" B. A. Aacsxtt.'! D, HI So. Oxford SL, Brouilyn, 5. x. IMTORS NOTICE. 1 Xn. iot. Ty Term. l-3. (' Plem 4 rmr K. Kiim. j Vhtntr Asvisnmca Aroiit vt1rii.1 3Stb b'tuTT ary. 1Nj. ami on ! aauia f Mwrs. Kmts it Ka-taley. J'hn R i twffttt appi)intvl Aailttnr in aaka a dr-ttnboten ( thi funs, la trta haot?';b Aennom t ti : aoBJ lito legally 0Tlrlt ihrro. IV. atMITCHFlXD. 'thatlwi.'l ttiii i th iBMfs of tfc otw.To p- p tort at my f1W m FrMay. the ICrh Hit of AprtL HMI. at V o!i-k a ir.. Whrtj ami wher I ibun intcnsitU'l ran auead if ihy brk prrr. J. R. SCOTT, march 10. Aotiiuir. PUBLICO. having bought a large Yarns, Blankets, Canton and Winter Goods at SA YE MONEY, at F;-rlcic to the Stari,-ucrj Tr-ie. ac.u::ni( Biaaa urii a ba. a'iv.vitAa.wiMaaa aWwaswt FRAMES AS 0 MOILWSCS, Ot II. "WELFLEY. i:. H. BEFOKD for M".lioin.-I I 'e- OnlT."S It AVill Pay You To Euy Your Memorial Work. Of Wel F. Mr, test, Mi Manufacturer of and Dealer In It llHHIl A 1 II LK11III 1 HI JiaiiliUu i!3J lliaJllii niiUJL Eastern Work Furxiah'd on $ftort Police, in ait t'oivr. Also Ajrnt or the WHITE bH0lLt Prrwn? in of .VOT.VT n okl will ficU it o rfc ir uirf rt tu call at tny ft-i'. hft9 rr-!"r h wiBur "ill be te:t) tiai. -Vrrn. fr.rtxon. iiitran.'e4 i wy CJ. n4 Ptit i LRY LOW. I iriit SpciAl A:ieni.ii.a to uie Rr.-irn f o ft? V-t- n iJ..W fl. Jl.. -, bl 1 lai W Lllli InrnH!ad y Ki-'V. VT. A. GBIO m m D- th F"plar lTRT-nt I'r nor hi)geai. male. V.1U lit A t.UL WM. F. SHAFFER. MUSICAL INSTITUTE. ietr.l fxjn.r..l rer..r a.1. unfair l. r lalera- rm. ..:. -tI fi rnr tlar t.. t!; lTrn.:ecL T- TAYLOR. D E., 3eaver. Pa. n. and Children. CaatoHa enrs ORe. Cowatpt!m. Poor sitomaco, biamt&k, anicuUic.R. aUliS) Worms, givai sleep, aata priinniSiw d tstioa. ItlvaiS lajtzrJoizs BSBdicatkav Turn Caarao CoBraaT, 12 Fulton ttnet. S. T. YIULL S NOTICE, Ami r F"'Tnm, I-, mrfifw is tWt atTta ihar iif.tin Hay. A of Jiab J. wVeia.. buthi tly ti.t h. ptlttoa pntyinsr iba f.Vart t ftirt a pw-UTeyaiwa of r. sui:aal property trj th Aini'.r. art-1 rht ii a i.i bj m da ct1 on Marrh 16, aBlam caoas ne boa ic tb eontrarr. Pr.riiy'ni rfn I X. B. CKIT'H FIIXP, Fb IT " PrY)tho.rtar. KLIC SALE Ot TOW 5 LOTS. nna han-'rarf T .wn Los In th. Pirot of Cf.EII'wee.. S...wirset IA antv. Pa , will h. t.ilarvii at jo-' le m the areaiFfes w TNaT-.,ay. 3iAfcb 2a, lss. at tlefc. p. a. T.rai aay. WM H KIH1.MZ, 3Iarr,:d Rcc'r of tea CesCaenc Aaauelatlsa. sjart-lt.
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