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It the earlv part of the !
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"f .cal Oil
Mikado'
President Clel
years of an.
Pont Jail to hk.be 'Mikado" on Fri
day evening.
John I- Pc
week iu Bedford
The 'Mikado-' i,een a!i tlie rage in the
cities during the r.
The absence
for the past aev
the scarcity of lor:
The addition of j
A. Waller's preiuii
add? a thousand d'i
of the property.
8. J. McMillan, Dektist. Artificial sets.
Fine fillings in gold and the plastics. All
pertaining to dentistry carefully executed.
Office User's Block, Somerset, pa.
litorfrora borne
rill account for
i this week.
wire fence to John
West Main street
to tbe appearance
Key. Wbilakcr,
conduct service in i
on Sabbath, June
:J0 r. x. All are w.
etbur, Md will
resbytenau Church
at 10:43 A. m and
e. Como.
Mr. Jacob I. Kad
township, is busily
new dwelling bouse
one that was destroy
since.
A Lawn Fete and Strawberry Festival will
be held nnder the auspices of the W. C. T.
V., in tbe beaotifnl lawn surrounding the
reMilcuce of Mrs. J. K. Waiter, on Wednes
day and Thursday evenings, June l'ith and
17:h. A general invitation is extended to
all. CoimirrEE.
Editor, Hf.baa: lucre will be a pole
raised on the rarra of Josiah J. Weigle, in
Knaerset township, on Friday, the 2oth day
of June, 18S0. in honor ot th grand old Ile
publican party. Tbe Fruiryiew brass band
will be present, andfurni. music while the
pole is being raised. All ait respectfully in
iQ e raisicff.
J. X W. ,
i
vited to come, and assist i
r n tii.i i ? .. . I . .
1U ,r,llll , o JU. 01 eiratis can never be , by the shell of a rebel - some are
ports abont seventy-hve sales thus far. ThiJo proud of l!,enam thev bMr a,i !,!... ,.: V, ' e . 'sint.
beaU the Meversdale .LTnt bv . Um- n.emorin, ,l. a. " " " I "J u" swt!- """V I
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jumr, uis siaiemeni in me Meyeraiala Cbmfotis war. In the woniso. the "Givat Com-
lie will have a grand i!fe!ivery in the neJrat time to-day. ' Let ua have
lultire, and will furnish the farmers a fi J'nr national fnwiwritr is Urin lv .Ik. in th.
dinner and horse feed id the hotels iu Suii-caccable disposition of our citizens, and
eret- I Ibeirhouie like industriea in develouiuir the
While putting the Ueepers on the nifwonuerIul ""ources of our land. America
barn of Mr. J. M. Ilostutler last Wcdnesd Jlla' been 6reat in war, but she is greater in
a young man named Wilson Whitman Wi8". nd while we have reason to be proud
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. P. L.Caseoeer, managet1f the Som
erset Opera House, has comply arrange
ments for the production ol tae', : Mikado '
by the Ellsler & Weiss Opera CoV,any, on
Friday evening. Ke informs us Ijt in all
Mr. D. B. Zimmern
Township, last week
lor SS40. These figii
over last winters pne
our young farmer f.-ien
- Pure drugs at C. N. Boyd's.
Insect gums sold by C. K. Boyd.
Buy insert iowder of C. N". Boyd.
Banrains in dress goods at Mrs. hi s.
l'urc insert powder at C. X. B yd's.
Incct lewder, pure, at C. X. Boyd's.
See the " Fry Truss," sold by C. X. BoyJ.
Taint brushes, very cheap, at C. X. Boyd's,
liuy yourugs of C. X. Boyd, and be
hapiy.
Try '
Bovd.
' Black Flag " inssct iowder, sold by
The best two for five
Boyd's.
cigars in town, at
Fisher's
If you want a croquet set, go to
Book Store.
vvtai.tiv imtirf.vineiits are being made
at the F.edford Springs.
Frank Cunningham! Harry Holder
baum made a bicycle! to Confluence,
Frostburg and Cum oerll last week, and
looked as fresh as thoiikbey had only
had a mile spurt on thi turn.
n, of Coneruaugh
tred in erecting a
e site of the old I probability this will be tbe last op,tic or
fire several weeks iUetncal performance of the sea and
that the aianagement ars using tin
enons 10 mane it me amusement ev 0
the season. It is entirely du3 to the(e
ness of tbe season that so good a coiup T
as tbe Ellsler &. Weiss has consented to ,
Somerset, and we are confident that .
crowded house will greet them,
now ou sale at P. L. Casebeer's.
f Quemaboning
liirteen fat cattle
ow an advance
luch success to
Accord iug to the Wi
ent of the Pittsburgh '(
tion from Somerset cour
ing a change in theposto
in corresion 1-
re is a delega
that city urg-
it Mcyersdale.
thrown from the threshing floor to
ground, and waS'thondit to be fatally
jured, but at last account wan petting al
very well.
There Will be communion service at
Miuuiecreek Buethn-n church ou Sun
June 1,'ttb. There will be preachinir on
uay and Saturday evenings previous.
Shaking bands with the candidates s
to be the order of tbe day. They are ex
igly rsjimerous.
The Evangelical Camp-meeting will,
mence June 10th. It is expected
good will be accomplished.
A cold wave mast have struck us
has been quite cold for several days,
high winds prevailing.
Farmers are beeinninc to clow croiJor
Ducicwueat.
Farmers are done sowing and plfis:.
Seats atona are now awaiting the harvest.
Ck-casi
Politicians might give tllgsident a rest
for a dav or t wo.
The most pleasant featiLf the season
will be the presentation ol "Mikado" at
the 0ra House, by the Ii Weiss Com
pany next Friday eveninthe company
numbers twenty-six iers(jL,l is one of
the best on the rd. ThAtsburth pa
pers are unanimous in its ke mid agree
in saying it contains mare lsingers than
anv company that nas betl Fitkbnrirh
M issionary Itandall has b
air meetings in Rock wood,
week and will continue du
week. Great interest has bl
in these meetings by the pei
t!on of the county, several
in attendance at eaeh meet! Jlr. Ran
dall wears the uniform of tl.lited States
Arniv and not tlmt oftheSuj
as many supios".
ulilingopen
the past
Ihe preseut
bnanifested
if that c-
llred being
km Army,
If you want a fashion magazine or paper,
go to Fisher's B.xik Store.
if .-..!. ,ii n lmnimnck to swing miner
the trees thoe hot days, go to Fisher's Book
Store.
I.-..- fmr. ni-w violin, one second
1......1 violin nml one "Hilar, liniuire ofC
X. Boyd.
Ifvou want a baby carriage for the pre
, :,.! linle infant. L-o to Fisher's Bok Store
and buy it.
tr v..ii want anv cheap or handsome
Ux.ks'. or nire goods of any kind, go to Fish
er's Book Store.
.Wwcst summer shapes in hats and bon
nets r.'ctiv.-d to-day. Prices the lowest, at
Mrs. A. K. I'hl's.
For a safe investment, insure in the I". B.
of Lebanon. E- Covkr, Agent,
fitoyestown. Pa.
UaBiiais. i' to Mrs. A. I". Vhl's and
sec tlieall-silk black satin Ilhaiames at c
and $1 a yard. They do not cut or break.
Tlie place to buy Sunday-school Tickets
Reward Cards, Testaments, small and large
Bibles, and Gospel Hymns, is at Fish
er' j Book Store.
Fob Sale. Some choice Aldemy cows
and heifers. Also, a few Hoi stein calves
Pri.'es low. H. H. Flick,
p. O Lavansville. May field Farm.
MeyiBshale Xi'Bmal Instititk. Term
oens July 27, 1wm'. Excellent facilities for
teachers, and otiier advanced students.
Write for new catalogue to
J. 1). Meesk, Principal.
The Xew Ccntreville Normal will oen
Tuesday, July 27, and continue until the
examination. J. M. Bkbkev,
E. E. Wellkr,
Teachers.
Notice. All lersons knowing themselves
to Ih indebted to The Timt, will please
come in and settle the same.
J. C. Lowav,
Receiver and Editor.
Somerset, Pa., June !th.
Ihe war on oleomargarine has begun at
Reading. On Wednesday George Gebinan.
Xyce Brcvhers, J. I.. Rhuadcs, and E. I).
Weitzel, the four leading produce dealers ot
the city, were required to enter into recog
nizances for a hearing before Alderman
Sheet on Wednesday, on the charge of sell
ing the bogus butter.
Meat Ma beet. Main Street. Vie have
just added a large Refrigerator to our Meat
Market in which all meats can be kept cool
and clean. Mutton, Beef, Pork, Ac, kept
constantly on band. Oien daily. Parties
buying meat can have it kept in the Refrig
erator until wanted.
Ross Pavis Sl Co.
BaBX Raisino. The frieni!4,l neigh
bors of Mr. Jacob H.x hstetleriubled on
bis farm Wednesday morainefhe pur
pose of assisting him in raishfti frame
work fora new barn. Mr. Irwster, tbe
carj-enter in chareehad everytln readi
ness and with a will nil haiient to
work and placed tlie heavy tins in posi
tion. Every piece lit exact is place
showing the care in which Mr. Iter had
done bis work. A good dinnerj
and heartily enjoyed by the
anrlc was entirely completed
tim.
As the bay season is rapidly advancing, it
is high time farmers were preparing for it,
and buying labor-saving improvements.
The new improved " Walker Horse Rake,"
patented and manufactured here at home,
has no equal in the market for durability
! and perfect work. It should be the pleasure
of all to patronize home industries, espe
cially when it is to the advantage of all.
Mr. W. F. Walker is the sole agent, and
farmers and dealers will find it to their ad
vantage to consult him before baying else
where. W. F. Walker, Agent,
Somerset, Pa.
Repairing rakes a specialty.
The JiihattowH Tribune says: A few days
ago George, an eight-year-old son of Frank
Houpt, and nephew of Mr. William Houpt,
of this city, who resides nearForwardstown,
Somerset County, saw a large snake coiled
up in the road close to his father's house.
The boy picked np a stick and stepped to
ward tbe snake when it spran' at him, but
the boy knocked it off with his stick. It
made several attempts to get at the boy, re
ceiving a blow each time from him. The
fight ended in favor of the boy The ser
pent was of the blacksnake species, and
measured four feet nine and one-half inches
in length. It was evidently an old residen
ter, having been seen by several persons
during the past two years.
ADO.K s Rosa Rush Post. No. 3C1 d
Department of Penu'a.
I'bsixa, Pa., May 2:
MOrinl One ix.-au nltcnn,! 1 ias,-
k Soldier's graves with flairs answers
istial dctail of rnmrades of
Veter.iV "'embers of the Camp
decorataTwen,y-tl'reefiravcs 1
At 10
im.Vnl comrades ot this
1- v. .. i-..
."J , civians jit
3
of our country's history, the grander possi
bilities of this land should be a source of
greater inspiration.
The present has its duties; we cannot rest
upon the achievements of our fathers, and
on the glory of the past. The nation's fa.
ture demands an earnest culture of the arts
of peace. It is a law of our nature to mag
nify that which is our own. bnt have we
not a goodly heritage. It is vast in geo
graphical extent and though sixty millions
find homes within its borders, there is room
for as many more. Our country is great in
its natural resonrces: the Sierras vet hold
enougli of the precious metals, and the Al-
iegueriies enough of the useful minerals.
while field and forest, hill and valley af
ford room for labor, and yield their pro
ducts to the hand of toil, enough to sustain
enough to enrich this people for centuries
to come.
SlKrtLSiSrtillr tfcJcrtBEMira Primaries
., . 1 A " iUl
" ; Jsa was urougtit liouie, and to- ' ";'" f Somrr, Herald:
day a little white monumeiit in the ceme- ' , "!' wl" u,,m ","" ' fll"lrur nimH
tery at the old Jersey church marks his laa ZuVt XVKiZ
resting place. I oft;n think of those brave ! '"' ,eWuo"'ary, Juiwajih, i.-w.
men I knew so well, who were killed in K . - w l 11. A.N NLK,
battle, and who died in prisonsof the south, j e-Ftfl coxhress
We cannot erase these memories. It was a i L-niv,,. . , .. ..
cruel war, indeed. From that VH& of April. ! MOSLR,
1S01. when vnnnn. 1..1,, - -, a. . " "oaaasnT aoaocoa.
- " . . - " sutjset to tbe decisi. oftheDlMrW ...r..
regiment, wa shot down in thestreeU of !
I served
if slipper
I Com.
Mr. August Long, two iiiilirth ol
town, is building one of thc looniest
and most substantial barns of lounty.
About one hundred and fifty 1 were
present and took a hand in the rj last
Wednesday, and so well did builfharlie
Ray man have things arrange.lt the
frame was high in the air befoi .nner.
Thc barn is -13 by 100 feet and ! add
greatly to the value of an already uable
farm. Mrs. Long certainly know w to
get up a dinner for several hundi is all
who partook unite in saying, "it nigh
ty hard to beat." I
Hymen has had a busy time of '.lying
hither and thither, making hea.-appy
and homes desolate, stopping in otrden
spot just long enougli to smile a nous
smile and pluck the loveliest bud frfcom
erset's many fair flowers. At nildrty
o'clock this, Tuesday morning, sonlirty
intimate friends together with the fcedi
ate family, assembled in the parlorsCapt.
Wm. M. Schrock, on Main street tufriess
the marriage of his beautiful and citing
daughter, Julia, to Mr. Charles W. S'iird.
of Brooklyn, X. Y., formerly resideiin
eer on the S. P. R. R. The HtBAii.ins
the multitudeof friends in w ishing Oiecd
to the happy young couple, on life's
m tiie evening of May 2)th,
Johnstown. Pa. James M. Swank, j
son of Col. James M. Swans and nl
of Geo. T. Swank.of the Johnstown
aired about twentv-two years. Yearsl
he become of age he entered the lawice
ol his um-le, Cyrus Elder, Esq., as law
student, and after carefully rcadiifhe
elementary books, he entered the Lafie
partment of the University of Pcnnsyiia
at Philadelphia, and graduated witlis-
tinctioti, after which he was admit! to
in the various courts of Calria
on
ny
tie
ly
practice
countv, and entered uon his profi
with bright prospect of success. The
friends of the family in Somerset symp
with them in their grief for Ins unt
death.
To Fabmebs and Housemen.
Black Ben, the famous Joe King Stallion,
will be on his stands the remainder of the
season, as follows :
At Xew Islington May 31, and Jue 1 and
10, 11 and 12, 21, 22 and Zi, and July 1,
S, and 9.
Al Jacob S. Barkman's June 3, 4, 11, 15,
24, 2.r, July 3, and 10.
At Husband June 7, 8, U5, 17, 20, 2S, and
July 5th and f.th.
At Lavansville June 5 and 0, is and 111,
29 and 30, and July 7.
Parties wishing the services of this cele
brated horse can find him on the stands as
above stated with a certainty, as there will
be no variation of the place or time.
After July 10th Black Ben can be found
at all times at the owners' stable, one-fourth
m;le west of lavansville. Pa.
Thanking the public for their liberal pat
ronage during the first half of the season.
we strive by giving good stock, liberal
terms and fair dealing, to merit a continu
ance of the same.
Geoboe F. Countryman A Bbo.
Lavansville, Pa., May 25, 1886.
Confluence Items.
Mr. A. M. Ross has completed the addi
tion to his residence.
Miss Bee Walter, who very succassfully
taught music classes in this place and Fr
sina for several months past, returned to ber
home in Somerset Thursday.
The M. E. Church building in this place is
to be treated to a coat of fresh paint by a
skillful artist. There is room for improve
ment in more than one direction, and they
are in contemplation.
The business men of this place conduct
their business upon purely business princi
ples, but the postofiice is run on close regu
lation time. The driver that can come the
closest to the precipice without going over
may be an exert, but lie is not the most
practical man.
The public park has been enclosed with
a net fence, and it adds much to the appear
ance of the town. Further improvements
are in contemplation and will be made, the
only question being whether it shall be
done by t-ubscrlption or taxes. It should be
done by taxation, however, as it would com
pel those in interest to pay equally.
When a witness goes upon a remonstrance,
saying under his oath that certain persons
have sold intoxicating drinks to habitual.
drunkards iu violation of law, why don't hsj
prosecute the offender? Those who are m
willing accuse others should inanifcf
courage.-nough to execute the law, or kc
onarters,
i-i,l,.;.. tla. prayer b
front of h'eadqt""1 was
S. of"' "ie fo"'
Ross Ku3h!V,rliaI Ka"!
Jesse Dial " jhl- !
ro. 32, S
The DroeesMon WA
mandet E. I). Yutzy.rH!,I:rJr Lm
t r. ,,ri,t "10 1 bj'urade J.
F. Church where. afterfc
Rev. James R. Brown, tltf' Comrade
ritual service of the rari,Tresve
formed by the Post oili.erS83 Per-
Song by the Post" Wh4
Mother Xow." Ve ,or
Commander E. I). Yuuy '
rVillnwini? speakers, who deli1 V-
appropriate addresses : Comf J
f Prut 910 whose address WPuol,-
- , . if
k. Uireim ln,t week. Pripl- J1V
d I. J. MiUer, L. C. CoIbcp"'1 '
an
Biesecker.
Prof. Berkey said :
Maulers of thc lUmul Arrnyl" "J
1
n,l Fririull : I
This day, dedicated to tncniory of our
brave soldier dead, liasf"'--- "
sacred, as well as the m.,o'l, f our
national holidays. To-f the nations
flag floats to the breezf " eTery Pub"
lic building in these Vi j States, in honor
of the fallen heroes h bore that flag
through a hundred baf. that it might
float again, thc ensign free, a united
ncmle. To-dav a Bati'f millions pauses
in its busy, litfl.l lile, thousands move
in slow and solemn pi' thu at,ei'
rK .1,1 l,. show"', whila ll""y are
frce.prosiKirousasd jlV they ever hold
in grateful reuiembn " I,ri,-e of ll,at
liberty, the foundati'f I'"" prilcrity. by
... :' .t,,o l,.,,,m.ilif memory of those
r-.' '"6 f
brave defenders
tional honor.
To-day, tbe "IW.f ",a"y- a:l"'
with silvered lockir'1 tottering step, bend
rc comrades sleep.
Our country is great in iu achievements.
The pioneers set up a government by thepe
ple at w hich nations wondered, but respect
ed and imitated. The richta of the Ameri
can wuiiei! uave oee n sustained, until to
day, the stars and stripes float to the breeze
in every port. Border foes have been van
quished, internal foes have been silenced
ami maue friends But more than this the
way has been opened for the slaves of other
lands, the oppressed of tyrants, of military
ruie, oi religious persecution, may find here
home, provided they are honest, indus
trious, and sober.
Our country is great in its universities.
colleges, and schools, and knowledge not
only may reach, but well nigh has reached
every home. The press lends her aid, and
thus not only the youth of our land, hut
the people, generally, are elevated to a high
er pianeof civilization and enlightenment.
Here are warriors as brave as ever drew a
sword, statesmen as gifted as eycr dictated
for the Queen of England, scholars as pro-
lounu as ever giaccd the halls of Euroccrn
institutions. Poe:r and artist, philosophers
ana inventors vie with each other for place
ana tame on Hie world s record.
And it is true, then, that this land is the
ideal of all that is desirable? Is it a republic
in fact as in same, imd a fit model for other
nations. Are we so progressing as to be
come betier, nobler, frer? Do we strive to
give the most effective Vorkings to the in-
1III1UOI19 iu Hie Possesion of whir h mra
.ast, and for which we profess ourgrati-
ie to the dead heroes who bequeathed
lYmiii"ous7 America,with herabun
Yesoiirces, uerenngmeivl people, ber
'possibilities, continue t lie "the land
l-ee and th home of Vi.. i
v urave.
questions that I shall lyt nresume
iur Time alone can tell ar,l fu
" ,n record the story of tl fse:n;i
This, n"
rcvealinlie time nor the occasion K
tion's iil!'- ,,Irif.i that mar tl.nrin
Baltimore, to the man who died but vestr.
day of woiiuda received 2 odd years ago.
uu auows ot the number of the slain ?
The movements, the defeats, the victories
or the war are fresh and vivid in our minds.
We cannot forget Bull Run, Shilob, Antie
tam, Fredericksburg, Gettysburg, Cbicka
niauga. Lookout Mountain, Missionary
Ridge, and the Wilderness. We cannot
forget Sherman's march from Atlanta to
oea, and Sheridan's sweeD through th.
Shenandoah, and never can we forget the
snoeK ot that loth of April, the day that
followed the assassination of Abraham Lin
coln. An old fable speaks of oue who wept,
and says that where her tears fell beautiful
white flowers sprang up.
Our nation has wept bi'terly, and from
her loving hands to-day beautiful flowers
are placed upon tbe graves of the fallen
braves, flowers in wreaths and crosses,
white, and crimson and red. But some
soldiers' graves will be missed to-day ; they
never came borne ; they died without pil
low, and were buried in haste by the
swamps of tiie Chickahominy, and along
the baoks of the lied river, buried without
shroud and litany. The most suggestive in
scription above thousands buried in the Xa-
tionul cemeteries at Gettysburg aud Rich
mond is the unknown uckuown, though
father and mother, brother and sister, wife
aud child waited long forthtirtoming ; tin.
known, though they gavethe best they had.
their precious lives, for their country ; un
known to those who may read the inscrip
tions, but known to God, who has made
record of their wounds, and hot.
tied their tears. But how many received no
burial at all ? No one present to close their
eyes in death ; no one to take the farewell
message from their dying lips. At the
place where their bones lie,
marked" unknown
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W. H. SAJTXElt.
-F0K COXOKESS,
El) Winn ant-r t
or soxkoset Boaoi oa.
-tapestry 13 russets.
Djsct to tae Useision of the Diitrict Confer- - "Urll t it.
uottagc Carpets,
VELVET,
MOQUETTE,
BODY BRUSSELS,
4-F0R STATE SEX ATE,
JOIIX Ji. SCOTT,
OF SOMERSET Bnnnrnn
Suhjt to the decision of the Diitrict Conler-
-ri)H ASSEMBLY,
JOIIX A.
Cotton Chain
St f fill TritHiria
Rugs and Stair Crash, Stair Hods ,1- is tit 11 s.
CARPET FLOOR 82X25 FEE!
CARPETS.
WALTER.
Or SOMERSET BOBOrUH,
mZZ, 't f?.?i "5?! ,
sell la the lUimUlL'. -.-J.-' : J "' ""' .
M a n.ll.uii for MZmhZ .. .k' ,:i!,om?
FOR DISPLAYING
LACE CURTAINS AND CURTAIN POLES.
ai 1 caaauc attur i
r oi th Ansembly, and
eratiuo of th. "tl l. feciKi,!.
and a aeocral n;:.. uuk r8"Dul swteltatwa
denied that
rress. But it cannot be
T
man rights and na-
aiut nuiveni;n(jepe(jenGe js secare,i
stiil exists gkom established, there
ored fame of c,:la that cou(1 the mm.
their sombre sha to.daT anJ throw
But that futurer into tlie future.
move onwara to r,(n(t.Si ,,,,1 Bs we
remember that "rVp i..t u.
no grave is
Soldiers, the fljwers
you have tenderly placed over the graves
to-day will soon wither and die, but the act
will never be forgotten ; it will he perpetu
ated by your children, and your children's
children. To-day you have atrewn flowers
over heads that ached, over hearts that b'ed
and over feet that blistered in the rw
march. You have searched out tho uraves
of the old Revolutionists, and the soldiers
of the war of 1812. aud
upon their grave who. iu that war ,.
t-..i.... i . . . .
Migiami a ueserved rebuke for violation of
international law, iu seizing as prizes such
of our merchant vessels as were found trans
gressing her arbitrary and unjust commer
cial regulations, that light cause.1 our flag to
De uonoreU ou all seas. You have placed a
wreath upon the graves of the mru wh
fought in Mexico, who in that war gave such
oriiuantilisplays of American gallantry.
And when with tearful eyes you have
teorate.1 the graves ot the nation's dead
IC. .! . '
for. ' uuiuricu nag may it wave
inose thirteen stripes represent
F0S ASSEMBLY,
JAJIES L. rC'GIl
Or SOMERSET BOBOI.UH,
mar, Kopub.i.an PrI. ,
-i miureiy, j une -jg, 1.
ta-FOB ASSEMBLY '
NO All S. MILLER,
or JEXNEB TOWNSHIP,
.....jtov win ueci.-ion oi mo Jiepnhli. an Prl-
aaiuruay, June S3, Ivii.
Md-tUS ASSEMBLY,
E 'PUR ALU 1). MILLER,
or E. awooo Boaorou.
Suhrtet tit the decision of i;..r,nKi: ..
J leeUoo, w b held Saturday, June a.
tfFOR ASSEMBLY,
EDGAR Ki'LE,
Or 8TOVE8TOWX BOKOCSU,
Subject to tho declai m of tin Kcnul.flean Prl
nary .loction, to be he;d Saturday. Juai i Ji
We Trill pay freight ca Carets to Scaciret aa i-..
prices are th3 lswest. C:3 ta zz tola.?""
CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS.
WE GUARANTEE IT WiLL PAY YOU.
rczrt
CXiIlSJ-TOXNJ- SX
- -SET,
JOHNSTOWN. PENN'A.
A If BOOK STORE ffllOlm
-FOR ASSEMBLY,
li. Rl SHE BE It G ER,
Or MKT EES. D ALB BOEOCOII,
Sul.je:totheded5l,i nfth Kepul.li.-.n Prl
maryioction, to b. Held Satupl";,1 June IS, iJ.
to
of flowers as a token of
Fon Pai.e. Three second hand one-horse
spring wagons.
One second-hand two-horse spring wagon,
with iole and shafts.
(hie second-hand biitkhoard, w ith springs.
Tupni. lit tuit flit Tmri'1,11. r ti'.iinln) nt !
the Hardware Store. .'
Jamks It.' jloi.ni ki;ai m.
SI'EUAL TO
HiMKHSKT COUNTY MEKCIIANTS.
Having secured the agencies for loril
lard's Tin Tag brands, aud 3- V. Yenable A
Co.'s Yinco Tobacco's, whereby you can
purchase from ns at prices, and on
terms, the same as from city houses, we
respectfully solicit your orders.
Cook & Beebits.
Somkbset, Pa., April H, 1X0.
The corner stone of the United Brethreu
Church in Shanksviile, this county, will be
laid with appropriate religious ceremonies,
on Saturday, June 19, 1880. Services com
mencing at 11 o'clock a, x. The public are
invited to attend. Several ministers of our
own, aud of sister churches, are expected to
be present.
V. A. Jackson, Pastor.
The dislriil lueetinng of the brethren at
the Walnut (irove meeting-house, in Cam
bria county, adjimnieu on Thursday even
ing. J be following delegates to the annual
(meeting at Pittsburgh, Ohio, were elected
IC O. I.iut. of Meversdale : Jacob Holsop-
' pie, of Scalp Level, and Joseph Berkey, of
Shade Postofiice, this county. In the event
of Mr. Lint not being able to attend, Mr. J.
C. Johnson, of Uniontowu, will go iu bis
pl?ce.
over the graves w
ulace there a wref
grateful memoryl lusting associations
To-day, tbe beatiJ'-uni and the unfurled
flag bring back tpc'" f"
,..,l,l nt emu To the citizen soldier,
imagination the weary
price of liberty.'
Arn,
'tilance is the
silent. It is the enforcement of a law
:n,
of
Maubiaoe Liceksex.
Marriage licenses have leen grantj
the following named persons by Clerk li
during the past week, ending June Hthj
Jetlerson I). (Jltssner and Kliza K. Sl
of S'ony creek township.
Yalentine W.Gressand Sarah Kneh
of Meversdale.
Ananias Kringand Annie E. Rodgi
Conematigh township
Andrew P.rideguni and I.ydia A
baiigh, of N'ortbainpton township.
Mosts Zerfoss and Sarah Yoder, olto-
nycreek township.
( harles W. Staniford, of Iirooklyn,
and Julia M. Schrock. of Somerset.
Charles H. Briner and Anna C. II
of Westmoreland county.
tint
i.
r.
ng,
the
be
Manager John Ellsler said last eves
in answer to the question bow he liked
Ellsler-Weis "Mikado," ami wlia
thought regarding tbe phenomenal suAess
of it. 'I am more than agreeably surpred
at the effort our two boys have male.
Some time ago I eave a guarantee to a !(
York company of $3,0U0 for a week; jUie
said comiiany was larger, and placed :he
oH-ra on the stage in a more elaborate rain-
ncr, but I must confess the boys have gl.en
the best rendition of the opera I have yet
seen, and with economy, I am sure t-iey
will score success whereever they go. Thev
have some of tbe finest and purest trained
voices I have ever heard, and I am only too ;
glad that I gave them an opportunity to
play with me. and, as an old manager, will
recommend them. I'itt&wrqh Jjeodrr.
makes valuable.
Cofiluence, June 7, ISSfi.
A N'ew Convert, It is raid that politic?
mate strange bedfellows. This proverb f
have often seen illustrated, even in our o
coLiitj. The most recent instance of Ae i
truth f the saying is found in the poh'a
course jf the Mcyersdale (ktmmerrlal. our
years ij it was in the front rank of evolt
agair.t the Republican State ticK't- B
boltedlleaver, and suported Ste.wi't with
great tal for (Jovenior. Its mostpungent
editorts were directed against thtfnc,line-
It coul not even swallow the dirict ticket
becauiitwas not anti-machini suilicient.
for tla.ure soul of the guilel editor of
the (iifcii. It was even Jpread broad
cast alWer Bedford county br nothing, or
nearly .thing, in order toeudce Republi
cans fii tbe path of poltical virtue into
the lndjnJem camp. Jnd now this pure,
able, jus, anti-macline, independent
Itepubin outherods Uerod in supporting
could not eiTaJ
tim lirini. barV
D
march or thfnolo,lous canip-i..e, c
bercestrugi:le carnage and bl,K,d, or the
miserable priell. But to many anoth
r thnv brin back the well-remembered
form of a hrf'" J. fillher. a aon- or
brother to 'e place long since va
cant. Yes, inyWi. this is a day ot sad and
lasting id'O". nd nal'",u lowi' i,s
head as mtemplatss the cost of human
freedom i1 national unity. Thousands of
her bruf 1 sons sacrificed, as many hearts
bleeding any l'01""3 desolate ; millions
0ftreae poured out until even abundant
resoul" were ""me(1 1 whole section
laid A8'6 y the ravaKes v war
wit;,'uman sympathies, will fail to appre
cia,'how the country has sutrere.1 from
civJstrifc. But, on the, other hand, the
rests of that st rugggle, the blessings that
come to ns as a nation of freemen,
tife than justify all the sacrifice. The
of slavery was blotted out, thc Union
as saved, and the North and the South ce
mented with the blood of a million heroes;
lo-day our institutions are secure and our
mines are sale. W ho with a sparlc 01 pat
riotism in his bosom will fail to appreciate
what thc Grand Army of the Republic did
for our country's good.
v.r twenty-four years, soldiers graves
have been decorated, for thirteen years this
las been a national holiday, and may it not
e presumed, that so long as one of the Boys
in Blue or their loyal sons remain, nay so
long as the flowers grow and hands remain
to gather them, so long will America re
member Decoration Day, and each succeed
ing year shall loyal hearts and willing
hands mark the place where a soldier resU
with those beautiful emblems of peace and
love, 'l'ben
"Cover tliem over with beautiful ttower.
Deck them with icarlands, those brothers f ours;
Lying to silent by night and ty day. )
Sleeping the years ot their manhood away :
Years they hail marked for tbe joys or the brave,
Years they must waste In the mouldering ?rve.
All tlie bricht laurels thy wnlttd to bloom.
Fell from their hopes when they fell to the tomb.
Give them the need they have won In the past.
Give them the honor their future forecast ;
Give them the ehaplets they won in the strite,
Give them the laurels they lost with their life.
Cover them over, yes, cover them over,
Parent, bushand, brother, and lover;
Crown in your hearts those dead heroes of ours,
Aud cover them over withheaulifttl Dowers."
But. my friends, the exercisis of this day
memory oi uiose '"Ve honor the
overcome greater evils f, , lives to
not a nation of freemen sVj;sti shall
and carry aloft their bl",eir'giins.
sponsibilities that await tbet (Le r(J
tbe tendencies that yet nienarcome
aud eadauger our peipetuity aurCi
And so I say in conclusion, th
as the America people pay sucfik
tribute to those who so bravely deferi.
nation's honor, so long as the Bible
of our laws and the inspirat
th t.
had a'?"" ori'"ttI colonies. Those colors
nized by ,uug w"!cu was oUiciaily recng
uieant vall''atl,erB vt ,I,e Il-ublic. Re.1
Watchwar.UIllte Purit-V- b1". j'ce.
Justice. MayA"i" aior, runty,
,Va live forever.
Alter the cobcu
v. p . i . i .
Post sang " AtuericS"1 lue epeating tlie
r,l to Wevand AveinX1-""' marcn-
had previously been pihere a cnotaph
tiie graves nt our soiaie.". ciic3eui,iiig
ritual ceremony a salute wad- After the
of our Ute deceased O. I), a! in honor
Harry Yansickel, urade, I.
A tlute in honor ol" our late -McClella,.
,,i Hauceck, was tired, Vals,
-FOU ASSdClSTE JLOCE,
WILLIAM GOLLIXS
or so.HKr.SKT aoaovna,
LIHaidstur.iy,jUD;.'Si" um
ti-FOK ASSOCIATE Jt )(.,
J 01IX 11. XI MM Ell MA X,
or liCEjf.umxiiicu tourshic,
Subject to tuo .feci.!(n nl the licr.nl. li-in Prl
mary fclec!l0, to beh.-ld Smu 'I .1'
ttTFOH ASSOCIATE JIVOL,
SAMUEL WALKER,
Or AIXBOUBSV TOWiSBlP
Sul.jeettothe .leeliilon or the K 'i.ubl
mary Liectlon. to be held Situ'layJun,
i-FOit ASSOCIATE JVDCE,
OLIVER P. SHAVER,
Or yCEMAHOKlXO TOWNSHIP,
Sul.JBft U tte l-sl..n 15 , ..
mar, Mect., to SamI
TFO ASSOCIATE JIDGE
JOIIX M. GLESSXER,
or BTOHTCCBKK TOWXSHIr,
Subj.ot to the decision of the Eenubllcan Prl--HJU
ASStXTIATE Jl'fltJE,
DAVID L. WITT,
Or STOTESTOWB BOBOCUH,
'Meewoine detisi,, rth Hei.ubliian Prl
"W-jVC. H.WELPLBT,
BOOKSELLER SOMERSET, FEKT3STA.
Cf .--s a L:rga and M-ssIeetei Stock cf
BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, llYJiy BOOKS
And HlavJord end Misnllous RoU, in all Lrj.arhn.nf, 0f I.H-ra
tur, Mich a.
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY, ALL THE FOPULAR NOVELS
AS HELL AS THE FAIOUIIE POETS, IX JLL STYl.ES AM, tMf.VC
act z:oz n r::3 lmt.zz? ill is pectlt sum:-
SCHOOI. BOOKS AOT SCHOOL SUPPUES ALWAYS IN STOCK
ncry Trade, Deluding
te.m Prl-
unc 26, ln.stf.
STATIONERY !
i..erut..icwl also h,,i. uu Artaient of ,5,., b !ngtsir K the Scanner,
a g.-ea: variety of lilnkB,,as.fneh..-ii
L:dgei2, Day-E::b, tzzz and K:-a:randnn Eccb,
.VC H RITISG PAPERS OF ALL KI.SDS,
H'MTI -- t w w -
vrr'71'.': - V::11' At)LEIi?, I'AI'EK in boxi F.
LWl'L. ri':XCIL8, INKS, &c,
BASE BALL GOODS,
cboqvet sets, etc,, ph tibi
all sorts.
FRAMES AXD XOVLDIXCS, Ot
THE STOCK Or
JUSTICES' H1.AXKS IS f77 i;f .r wnmr
- ' - - - .'J. X I . Ij x t.
And have all been .-aretuliy printed it-r-ein ncr;et I .nr a,,.l w-.-
parlor,. Corresi-oaoencaMat Z-':; n?J' ' nZ. '": cnI"." " "
. reive !r,im,f att,T-i,.. r-
jiaix ikosshi., 3r.xt to sotd'h
JrHTORF.
honors naviijen previous. j
. . . .1 nlllft
"this Post in nono.,fUen. oraui- "mary Ueetiw. fob. h.i, r, " '."n.rr -
4.u:.. to . .nd is tbe nf our soldier was fired, and la. '"".-"".
our iCau....K-. . , ,,nfthe
nized head of this nation, so long are -monies weie iy
, .i .t,ii it. .h neither slumber LafUiv FoByi'EB,
..in,ln.ittli above bis own. V Adjutant.
Ilur oici. a l " " .-l " r'
the uiatie. fjuay, the personification ofjartf not au comiiosed of silent decorations
the muiie, the most tyrannical leader the ai)j soierun ,lin;es ; From every throug, that
Uave you any cabinet photographs you
Want nicely framed ? Have you any tchool (
KroUfie you want to ret framed ? Have you
any marriage certificufw you wish to framcT
Have you any college diplomas, or certifi
cates of any kind that you ought to frame?
Have you the Lord's prayeryou wish to put
In a frame ' Uave you any picture of any
kind or nature, or anything at all you ought
to have fraim d Ioyou waut any frames
at all, or any mouldings, cards, pictures, or
kuobs, or do you want to buy any pictures ?
If so, the place to be supplied is Fishw's
Book Store, headquarters for frames and
pictures.
Off fokJapas. Yesterday morning there
was a large gathering of tbe German Re
formed Church members at the Cumberland
Yalley, deot in this city. Tbe two young
lady missionaries. Miss Mary Ault and Miss
Lizzie It. l'oorbaugh, started on their long
journey to Japan. There was much out
ward feeling of happiness manifested
among those, present, but a close observer
eoull detect that expression of sensibility
that a rting of friends, for a long time,
naturally produces. However the two
voung ladies were a smile of composure as
the train Meamed around the curve into ,
Muibeny steel, in answer to the waving
of many handkerchiefc, which uid of the
Kepublk party iu this State has ever
knownithe Cumuierei'iTt first choice for
United jtes Senator and for Chairman or
the StatliuuiiU.ee. Indeed, the editor of
tbe o4rif is toMJnay for everything
that is sUted, and praises him with the
well-ka Jardor of a new proselyte. The
Herald belter guard well its laurels, or
tbe Cvnbinl will take them from it
When tl republican mugwumps or
kickers, Wclalled Independents, return
to tbe fotoy endeavor to usurp tbe place
of the trulpublicans who never deserted
their partjrhe, prodigals want the fat
ted call k4 or them and a ring placed on.
their ting. J do not even object to hav
ing it aroiihcir necis. Who could have
any conlid. ju the Commercial hereafter
Bedford
nor sleeps is keeping
this land of liberty, that reaches from ocean
to ocean, that is arched by the blue dome ot
heaven, and decked with the eternal stars,
will still remain the grandest, the freeest.
and the best under the sun.
Prof I. J. Jliiler said :
ilnnhert of the G. A. It., Ivns of Vcterunt and
Friend : NVe have assembled this beauti
ful dav not to revive sectional strife nor to
cherish bitter animosities, but to recall the
past. Soldiers, to-day you think of your
comrades who marched with yon to battle.
hut returned no more. It is sad, indeed, to
fall in early manhood, as mauy did, but no
ble to die in a worthy cause, forlife is meas
ured by results and not by years. When
any one dies it is not so much the question
as how and where, but in what cause. To
day you think of your companions in arms
who muste.-ed in the same battallion,
fought iu the same column, bivouaeed on
the same field wore the wise dress, ate tbe
same flitch, slept on the same hard bed and
under the same rough blanket. Friends,
there came a time in the history of our coun
try when the Declaration of Independence
was called a series of glittering generalities,
tbe Constitution a piece of paper, the Na
tion's Flag an old, weather-beaten rag. Some
of you, tbe soldiers present, remember the
ominous clouds that preceded the storm of
rebellion. On the anniversary of our Na
tional Independence. July 4, IMA), the elo
quent Thcuias F. Marshall, of rougbkeep
sie, X. Y., and it was but a short time be
fore his death, when the clouds of civil war
were gathering, alluded to the threats that
had already been made to divide this Vnion
and asicj, " If we divide this Union, how
shall we divije the IJeclaration ot Inde
pendence ? How shall we divide the Missis
sippi ? How shall we divide our National
gongs Hail Columbia? Star Spangled Ban
ner, and old Yankee Ihjodle? -I don't
know," he said, "unless we ai the North
keeu tbe Yankee, and give the South the
Doodle."
Friends, this Nation must be one. God
has so made it that it cannot be broken into
fragments. If you can take a living man's
heart out of his anatomical system aad send
him on bis way rejoicing without it, then,
and not till then, yon may take the Rocky
and Allegheny ranges from our mountain
systems, theunio, .Missouri, ana .Mississippi
abVr Poisos. It
is time that respect
fortt.,.ni combine with conquers
terv s,.-inn of all gift. a,ui
articlesn connection with the sale of
"OR district attorxey, " ""
n: BIESECKER.
mary KKllV .
Mi-FOR I',-M,in of the Republican Pri.
fid Saturday. J ud 28, use.
or soaMii.vfrK, "
may -27.
. W UtNFOKIl.
PR It. ftTOKC,
U. H. itfc.M-frpD
. . - . . arnenies t' - i
not ouiy vuanuise. iw 1 .. ....si- iiu
and to theVliz.ngto legitimate business fWB HOlbt Dll
community, u. ... PREDliJCA i"--"-'"-"
snhieottotne deeWotfTf v
mirr Election, to be n.u -
irk, and also
wav offered
ees, have
ents for I
abates,
v. 1 i
ATM 1
v t
tli pttpnt. K ..t the
;.!. !,,. nre being carried
source of grei. of food have become a
They are, no mr to the public halth.
near, nothine mo. what form they ap-
swindle honest aness than devices to
V . 1
It is eratifving to ecting peop.e.
v . . in
stances the officers oRJias, iu
t,,l.l..rihni!tr. Inw have taaen
in Chicago, parties who
gifts to purchasers of
recently beeu arrested upon
lottery swindling. The late
both for public execration
prosecution, are the m an u fa urea
alura baking powders, whoare Lollys.
means of gifts and lottery tuiets, di.-pi'
of large quantities of their corrosively 1
sonous conipoumls. whicbure so well kn" rYt. ..y
to be detrimental to health that no house- ""'u.N,
keeper will admit thera to her kitchen, K Cl
knowingly. This form of swindle isnotoniy
being peddled from house to house, but un
,wnf..n.iu. fflri!eorolits tube realized, the
manufacturers are entreucbing themselves
behind the counters of many grocers by get
ting them to offer the alum goods, with the
gifts, or lottery tiukets attacbej, tnereoy
shifting the liability to prosecution, in part.
uooii other, and, perhaps, innocent parties.
Every grocer or dealer, for instance, who
selis, or offers for sale, any of the prize or
lottery baking powders is a criminal in the
eve of the law. and l;alde, upon conviction
... ...... -...i mm-nt. while those who
ID line auia
sell the uift goods are, morally, as responsi
blc. for thev are offering an inducement, er
tr housekeepers to use a
contains a corrosive poison,
Pri-issa.
G. W. BENF0RD & SON'S
DBUG STOEE,
or soxkrs" Towssntr, - 1
..r Election, to beheld baiur iaj,
,R BOT.-SE l.IKKCTOK
GiUVF.L A. DEITX,
OF SOIEI!SM TOWNSHIP.
tlvetiou, w - :
STATE CON
mary
t.rlf.EOATE TO THE S
VEST1.
WM. 8. M0 EG AX,
or jKJise towasair.
tU w '","ffie; .m nati. and eict.. this
r.ins U Jecure his aominaxiom w . s. M.
u'v-- NAUR'S BLOCK.
V'e keep onstann hand a st .c': ,f
- UB DEUGS AND MEDICINES
louvt Sundries k,rt in a CW1 l,nl.. Store
WK OILS, YAliXISHES,
.mm. -,i ... i,..:
li v , -rcricaanrr u
Trussed, Ives,
TOflf"
LY.
iort 1
ac.l seu-.-u ...'J.-t" Jn.r,.,rl fkfm ri
1VXKOATETOTUE STATE CON-
C. SUA FEB,
olr'vKRSirT noaorna.
, f..r Heaver-. ,tM .,i .m for him still
to hu nominal
111 oenivbest eitorts
nd electloo. C 1,. f.
MrVn
re, Wine ' in th. .k;;," '
y te.l ..r.-iHT ean he J,)?.',. 1at
fer Uargain. ( w
nrv fcui.inf. an.i w:mt '
Mc inal TJ(f. )nlv.-S
4
m
i-Fi,t:l,KGATE V, THE STATE COJf-
-10N.
p. P00Ri:r(;ii,
XODTIIArTOS TOWV,,1!F.
the ilefUi'.a of the K(,i ii.n Fri
u, to be held Saturday, Jy,, ls
f!ul leet I
mary Je.
B
V
RIIX SALES.
The romiViii.nern ofSmerset founty lll
ell at uul.lh Ucry, on the prcuihea, to ihe Um
en biiidtr, on
So.VKKSET XslHP ITIJIM.
Not seeing-thing from these parts for
some tiniei, Hkeald, thought a few
items mighl er gome interest to your
many readei
At a banking on the farm of J. M.
Hostetler, inl township last Wednesday,
one hundreds twentv-five persons were
thanksgiving, a hymn of praise going tip to
the Supreme Ruler Tor the blessings of lib
erty, for national peace and unit) , for home
and native land. It us heed well the les
sons that tnis day would teach. Let those
to whom the late war is but history, under
stand the full import of this national tribute.
Let those who must direct the ship of state
in the world's to-morrow be taught to re-
lyere patriotism, and our cunntry will be ;
more secure in her loyal citizens tnan in
standing armies or fortified cities.
There U no glory in war for its own sake.
Xo, it is terrible! Terrible in its desolation,
terrible in its consequences, terrible in its
effects upon human hearts and homes. The
freeman will do all in bis power to avert it ;
he will exhaust every means to bring about
peaceful arbitration ; but rather than sacri
fice a principle, rather than suffer oppres
sion and wrong, he will fight for his coun-
galbers to-day may bo heard a prayer of;oul 0f0ur river systems, South Carolina,
Pennsylvania, New ork, and Massachu
setts out of the compact of States, and not
destroy the National structure. lhese
threats were carried into effect. South Caro
lina led in the great secession. Now, if we
should value things by the price, this Na
tion cost immensely seven years lighting to
establish Independence, four years more to
preserve and perpetuate it. len per cent, of
the one hundred years of oar National life
has been spent in war to save our great
country. This is a great country it has
nearly six thousand miles of sea coast, har
bors unexcelled, rivers longer than the Vol
ga, and more beautiful than the Rhine. It
has an extent of territory scarcely less than
all the Empires, Kingdoms and Republics of
Europe. It has a population exceeding that
of Great Britain, and nearly equal to that of
France. Iu agricultural wealth it is unsur
passed. It has every variety of climate.
food that
This is a pre
dicament iu which it is not possible our gro
cers will place themselves when they come
to think seriously of the matter.
It must be borne in mind tbat every one
of these gilt or prize baking powders, are
alum baking powders. These powders cost
less than four cents a pound to produce ;
the eift. or prize, costs but a few cents more.
Tbey are sold at the price of a first-class
baking powder, so that the swind.e, in a
commercial sense, is enormous. Uut the
chief iniquity of tbe business consists in
selling, as presumably wholesome, an arti-
cle of a positively injurious character, and
by means of gifts or bribes, inducing ser
vants or unsuspecting housekeepers to pur
chase and nse it in our daily food.
There should be some prompt method of
reaching these dangerous practices and pun
ishing the parties engaged in their promo
tion. If the present laws are not ample, wc
commend the matter to the consideration of
our State Board of Health for recommenda
tion of such additional legislation as shall
be effective for the protection ol the general
public.
try, he wU give op all that is dear to him, ! from the regions of perpetual snow, to the
TVESIi Y. JL'XE 22, 1SSG,
At 10 o'clock A.Vthehalldtnitof th abu'ment
over r.u.u . ' Tiero i u..t.c- ii.imwj -- ;
In from liavUifVV . .soioerset County, to Oeis-1
...n i:utl.r: Cofti rmmm Aahi ftream. The I
covered woolen u;y.tructure now standing; will J
be sold at tne raniinne. to tiie Diiftiesi ot.iuer,
for rash. The old !. u to he removed imme
diately aucr in aiso, on
WEISESDAlji'XE 23, 1S86,
At in o'riorit a. M., tbeftfuitr of the hntlife and
abutmenti ' t'rMviSver QuemfthiininiC T9-k
ear Jacob Mumau'i. n Omfaauich Towubip.
on tbe rwi leadim?. fro gt ytowii to DavW-
Tille.
.. . h :
fnd vim
eversoo :?,?-.-;, . .... - ii
i Beautiful ;!'m.F
j Designs. Jp t:"ji'JL
MON'JV.cN'fAL
2
.v.
1 lJay Yoii
Manufacture yj' rv'
If ATBfl fc.
;jf.n B r FaniMhed SI,
Lolort. Al.o Aat..l Jor the Kill i
Ptrs.r.s in nee.f of MOXI MF.XT .
find It to th ir Interest to call at. my f hi
.n i-r l.ha "111 be aiven - lhem.
iERY LOW. 1 invite Ssecial Attention to u
el.ld Improvemnt i point of V.i TIBIAL. ASU
rivWKlt'TJOV and which .
the F-r..Urinir- fc.r our Caanaealde Cu
maui. A CAI.U
WM. F- SHAFFER.
J .T..ntl Pfcillitint, deo'.t. late of Upper
IMPORTED
Turke
Letter' testamentary-!
AISO
A
On the'fameilav at 1J o'clock A. v..lh oldn- 1
perstruetureoi thehriilt Kelta'smiV jnSHaae
township, will be sold u the hlahtH ti.i.ier lor
cash, to t removed immediately alter ltc.
ALSO
t the Com-
l: on
1S.SG. t
MAKHIKU.
good wishes entertained for their welfare by , present, and f given a sumptuous din.
those left behind. They went Irom Ham
burg to Ilagtrstown, at which place they
took the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for
Sun Frai.cis.-o. They will sail from the
latter place oa June 15, and reach their
destination in about 30 days. Tbey will be
absent 10 years. During the few days spent
in this city prior to their departure they
were hospitably entertained by their many
friends. lurritbttrii Patriot.
ner. 1 he can
ing was that
J. Custer. Tl
and every pi
as it was poeai
deserving of til
work, aud au
building a new
bitn a call.
it. It. Bowmai
r in charge of the build
ent workman, Mr. Irwin
ning is of the very best.
to its place as perfectly
make it. Mr. Coster is
credit for his jierfect
ner who contemplates
even life itself and tor this he deserves the
ondy ing homage of those for whom he suf
fered. Then, as we recall the deeds of the
heroes wbo are crowned to-day with a na
tion's laurels, as we recount the story of
their achievements in the field of battle,
their sufferings in the prison cell, let us
honor their memory for their patriotism
rather than for their valor, for what they
have le.lt us to enjoy as well as for what tbey
suffered.
The past has taught its lesson, and may
fiery heats of the tropics. Friends, we have
assembled especially to pay tribute to the
brave soldiers wbo gave their lives for their
country. It is befitting on this occasion
that we call to our minds the principles
vouchsafed to ns by the precious blood of
these braye men. We are to-day enjoying
the fruits of their victory." Our Nation to
day is undivided, and at peace within its
borders. Well do I remember to-day many
with whom I played in childhood, many
with whom I roamed over these hills ana
through these valleys, my school corupan-
r nnt. fondly hone that never azaln may a
should not fail to give 'foreign foe invade our proud land, and i ions with whjia I fished, hanted and slept.
never again way oar country be rent asun- Well do I remember the time when my
champion agent for' derby civil strife. Tba nation can never brother, the only one, left his peaceful homo
KRINO EODOEES. At Somerset, Pa.
on Wednesday, Jnne 2, 1SSC. by Rev. W. A.
Jackson. Mr. Aanauias Kring, of Somerset
County, Pa., to Miss Anna E. Rodgers, of
Cambria County, Pa.
LOWERY DEMFSEY. At iloovers-
ville, Ps . on Wednesday, May 2, IS!,,
by Kev. W . A. Jackson, Mr. W. If. Lowery
of Bedford County, PaM and Miss Ella B
Dcuipsey, of Hooversvilie, Somerset Coun
ty. Pa.
BENNETT ZERFOS3. At the Record
er's office. In Somerset, on Wednesday, May
27, 1880, by Key. J. TL. Knepper, of Berlin.
Mr. Winfield 6. Bennett to Miss Lizzie Zer
foss, both of Somerset county.
Scald proposals will le received
utissioner a omce, oumcmi, "
THURSDAY, JUNE
For an lmn briiiae, in two spans, icr ta""
rtr.r. In IVnOuence BoroUKh.249 MBllwt""
between tlie ahutoente. with a f.iool roadway,
aud acapacitvot lu0uunds Ai.'
a.lerin.l by the pr- v--? ' !
inernirrmn.r. vwmt v -
in.'.el'ie.l """, " ....,;,. tae same l t' - ' J
m.yli Ex.cut.,ro.lU-'''-'1d- .-; " t C -.'. ... .J )
1 1 ' ' -.' J . I'
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I bnpr'l
MONT
Dt KABI.F.
pi
EES
!
FRIDA
iY, JUXE L, 16,
IMS In Ccnfloen. B.ronib. w
On the premlMS In CcnBuen. B..ronu. win
sold to the lowest b.d.ler, ihbi.vltn.i l""""" '
ments and one pier lr th U" nlue'11,p,, !
brhlg-e. rirrt-eUus cemented naonry wi.i o
required. .
ALSO '
f la the name day. the o'd suierrtraeture on the ,
ahuv name.1 lite will be ..Mtothe hmhest lad
der, for cash, to be removed we f 'reeted.
For plans and specltKationi, call at the Com-,
mtssioners' odic, prMBAl'LD. i
JUNA3 Met 1.1MTOCK.
Attest- 1 Commtostaaers. ,
A J. HlLKWASI, J
apr?-t. Clerk. J
Ml
HORSE HIGH, BULL 5im,u. r.
SOMKT1 1 INO NEW.
tv. ... e...i 'fiz'Vi:&
'Tm"marshall k SON.
njl n.
FANNING HILt,
KANUFA.CTUREO BY
FRAN KH.SU FALL
-Soil
Arril isth. at .f.nnsr X K..H tl.e nrst wwk. tn
KTn.l week at mv iarni t.cir.rir, A r.I l'Jth,
an l veek ais.ut thn uistimt the Ma n. t
si5-oo iisrs"cri?.AiMOE-
fud"l..l'-w;.- The firstweck. Al-r1
V'lb. atmylarm.ihid. April I I. at JMcr
tuwia. and week about durum the jeaiou, at
$20.00 INSTJTBANCE-
Partic, breeditt, to above horse.
their q-lt. will only be charae.1 ha.l rates . k.mx
7,;th.N". ''' "Vh-tyo t-
kci'l tire. HamUietoniaa
ALHAMBIiA
rnrtti In-
Sl.000 G
r c is ---
. ...I-.... m.kp a rr-
fit) FAK3iar. "w"f ;,,,r;-rMI,MiLi
f,.rmriv anown ai. io, - - .
do well by calllna onme.
Shop on Corner of Kosina and Patriot Sts.
Will also stand at my larm. at 1TK.
V. HEI FLrA.
ai.r-l Im-
i.ii, a efceno acd rename
I now otinr iu r . . . . ,n
.. i .....m bm t ii i . , , . ,
"'; iu.nr3ins to inu te"Tr .rh
I niirr bul,."..- ., u -.; rertn i.nn..
Joslna Hsmer, Jr., & Co,
Saltlsxsxe,
tae Lead. Send for ,..,, . .i mill.
I re WORK WARIlAZTtV.
i F. H. SUFALL,
CUMVHSET.
2vd maylS-om.
PA.
ATTENTION, FARMERS!
. - t VT lea arY TfWri1hiD
I .nt A V.raia ibe be
,11 inerwuou .r' mt
fl.,w act ran
Kllteen iwjiiaiT v.,
iool pay to aaent.
aprinm. Som.net, fa.
tttt only
I m no whtflie-
Send for 'Circular.