I
-SH-.S.
The Somerset Herald.
cKol.'.K. K. SCCLL. Kilo..
Jnlv 11, M.
l-,!..nrn;: to--.
s-tr s tin1 wassls.
V-.'. i:.'ht omv main-.
In ' .i milt of harva-st.
'tin dniir- at ". N. I5..yil'.
Tin corn if j:rowin.f ni.vly.
umm.T fiht arc orrivin.
IlilV illpO't powder aif C. X- I!a !.
pun- iiisasi i'wda-n.at '. X. ISoyd's.
A n:ilk punch A kii k from a mw.
ila-v'aiu- dn-ss e.ls at Mr. Vid.
Tha- woman api tion 1- she pn-tty.
Paint hnthes wry cha-up at C. X. Iloyds.
Tin !-'.! trout (i-hin sca-on i at an end.
s-v tin' " Cry Tn.w" sold by C. X. !! "!.
I-troy the i-ata-rpi'lar by buniiii..' their
;ny
dm-
i.fl'. X. H.v.I, and I.
! :!
Try Illai-k Flajj" iii-.it j.iw'.-r, sold hy
N II '
Tin- tw-ei'or-tive cijrars in town, at .
l-.yi'.
ii i- ;i ili-a-tnuis storm that -.tn wni k
T. .. i,. !-!.;!.
K"k SL. i new violin, one smuul-ita'i-l
v iolin, and one iruitar. Inquire off.
V It. yd.
ri. .ii-.. r.i.rk-liii I'ilk of either -s-x. f,.r
-i k I'liri-i-s-s. ,.r side hy IMi-r llittloy.
l'rin -v..'"
T!i. r- an- -s-vi-nty--ilit js-rs.ns in the Ilil
;. r.i i.r ho'ise. twelve of them ln-iuiT in the
ili-;:!li iiciiirt KH-llT.
N. vt f;tii's i licsiTiut cpi( is to lie the hiir
ol I-.I.UIV yiar. so the Uinm-rs nnii!se.
'!':.. . licstMit trs-s are now in hloi.ni.
Mv si.sk of all kinds of staple i
; , . :if.'! priii-s l.w.
Mi!.-. A. K. t ut..
i .r :i -mi-iiivcstmeut. sii-un-in the 1'. II.
I., i
:.n.. K. 4'over, A-rciit.
Sioyestown, l'a.
a liiii- assortment of while and wash
.ivj-.- -.-ui-. siiitjlilc lor sumini-r wi-ar, for
: Mks. a k rm..
- ,:,,,. lUilf. .pi (i.iinjy. has a l.eti w hich
.:.-'-.!i;iis',-l In rx !f the other d:iy hy lay in i
. :i i which had on tlie -h- l! in U.ld n li. l
:!n l.-tTcr-- " ('. S." I
!
'I: u.ii.ii.k Xokwi The Meyemdule :
N-.tiutl S.-!mJ will o-i ,tn Moil lav, July
K't furtlier iirticlars. a.l-lri-'.-
i. f. Ki.-iivir. Iriin-ipiil.
K"K Silk. Some ehoiiv AliU-n.y oi.ts
:.i. i heifers. Also, a 6w Hol-lein alve-.
!..-. Addn-ss II H. rick. I
! K. liivan-ville. Mayluld Karm. '
Tin M .nii.m i-r.iifc- in the vicinity of Fay- ;
. :u -city i- sai.l to l- caininr stn-ntli, and
..f'tht imiverts are seriou-ly onisidcr
tin' propriety of tnkili'j mlditiotial wivi-.
1 '.inn-- oiiniiii. to the fai-tory f.r fertilizer
'. ...i.j the tnolltll of July audio Atipi-I l"th
,: p!,-a-i- let u know hy ibpU w hat day
.i 'A ill n.nie.
S.MKRspr Krkti ur.KB 'oMr$.
1hi:'.i:kk. Apple. lam eomiii)! hy and
.mil ymi will hi-ar my Jaintitfery in -ii
i -- iuil'1 and ivntlc as a lamh ; I'm not
..!. on a fp.lic. hut to pie small Is.ys the
. : -iti-i In v ' the small trns-: n ai.plc that
I
Sin i r.-nvi k Xokvul Is-Trn-n:. Term
Jniy '7. ls.-ai. Kx.i il. nl tn iiitits t-r
-. .(. ! rs. and otlicra-lvaiiinl student-. Write
li.-w .l-:il.igUC to J. IV Mal-se.
rrinci-il.
i ;.. Monday Mr. Samuel Fox will l-
i-trasi t.. furtai-li choiiv ra-pl-r-s. in
..:i,t;ti.- t" -nil iHip hasa-r-. He will have
: .. ucighUarlioo.1 of one liundnsl bn-li ls
!..r;i;.. the s,a-an. I'artia-a d.-iriiig fine.
. s -g- Is-rria-. v.HI pl.-ase -a nd in tli.-ir onlcr-.
-. .i.-i . u N.iumvl S n.M.j. Tin' Fall
I" !.. w:U U- ois-n.il Aiigu-t d. iss-ial at-
.. i i will Is- given tothe pn-panitsm o1
' . :. -.. am! an examination will Ira- held by
..'iiity ii-rintenilcnt at the dose of the
m For cin -ular. ail.ln-s- the 1'riin-ijeil.
W. II. Covttt.
M, v: Mvrk'rr We lmva- ju-t ad'il a
.. '., friga rator to our Meat Mark.t. in
vi 1 . 1, ail meat- inn Is- kept n'l and . lean.
M ..ii. I f. irk. Vi-.. kept ii.n-taiitiy on
i ;.!!. ' Ii daily. I':irti- buying nn-.it
tt: ha e it k. in the n-frignnitor until
V.lmv I'VVIS A ...
I .': -l.i.. Tlilii -ai-ond-hand olia'-h-.r--l
ri! l u;i.".lis.
i.e . i "ii.l-liand two-horsi wagon, w ith
:. I. an-! -Kalis.
;.e -i oii.-ha:id b'.i. kisaanl. w ith pr-iig-.
T.-i ui- :.i-..-.i ;li- ptip li:.--r. In. ('.lire at
:. i Ii i: lan- Jtoi,
lam-s i. tl .ld. rliaiiin.
i...... I'li-TU. i jic-t a ar load in Mm
i w .Uot.- a- follows :
i- Wi.ite Lima- f bam ! ;
..-..i: ( .-Tin m Y lwrtt-1 1 " ;
I' -'.ii,.l t , niel.t V Ipum-l
' ..! ri.il I'la-t. r V Uim-I
hii -i t, I'a . i Ka-is1l'l;llv.
Ji ll.- Pi. ,
-I ... KKh. I-Ko.
is.k A f.KKHIIS.
-The a l".illjT elTii.-e-t
i i
Vormal S lus.l. il! t(:
: iti 'In l.inh- rin ( hun-h on Wislna-ilay
' -..tuiia. June Zi. Is;. I-t tlioe who
:.. ;ilte!id tha a a niss. and harr with us
-ui i.. rarj trial, coii.e. Cors -pj-n at
7 1'. i- m K..-n-i-c- vaiil asaiiuiia-iuv at s r.
t. Ad.-ni i-ui fr-s. t
V. II. CovtR, 1-KlM IPlL.
1
'.'..-!:..r l'.itti..n mi -Tin-slay ai-j.inlisl I
ii i. i. ir.'.'a- for -jeh (.njrra i.-iial di-tri. t in
: :- -;.i!a to ,1'i.nd tha- rarnier-' National
i . .r. . ul.i. li wiil nus't in St. Loui- A n
- -I .'"ii!:. -;iii and 27th. The apiit t.s
'"ui tiii- .!i-tri' t i- II. .ii. J.r-a-ph K. Xohla . of !
:.ti, V...lhurTowii-lii. Haslti.nl asmnty.
ia la-rata-s mill d. fray their own ex-!--.
i
i.i n hi. ( to IKS.
Is-al.-r- wa-ajuaite as follows hy tha-Is. x :
'ard's "I'lnnax" 4V
" Army and Navy " -IJc
Splendid'
"anarv".
' Tip T 'p ".
Mairpic ".
- i..-;.n - " I'iic-o "
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M 10
! -i-ii ,.rl,
I fs ol!f lla-s i paTfl llt l fsollcUISI.
l'.iTa ttlllla,,
ia-K at l.lil-tilTS
s lnir-,1. Pu.. June Hi, l-J-H.
I i'l- Suiliin.T ta-nu is Was ks) aif tha Stnuf-N.-nnal
and Pra-sart.ry S-iias.t om-ii-
' nda. Aaun-t Z.
ial atnii'.iou mill h trivan tlie asimni.in
n.i.. li, t.. pra-'atar. ta-aa-lta.rsfortheexatuit.a-.'.ii
!-a-liia; in t..v. n fri.in f2.' to .-.ii-r
1 " k in tha- ca.imtrv from W.'"' to .i'l s-r
.sk. Ik-lm tions from the alsive pri.es
I made tir alsiiiv from Kri-iay ava-ii-'
- ' M -n.Lty m..niiinr.
! r i i -iiar informati.rii. i.in--s
J. A. P.KHItl-V.
S.niarsa-t.
loi.i to aJirr J..n Piuntin... Attantion
dins-tasl to tlH- j.J.ii.sjaartnM-nt ( tin IIi:a-
ail..
a hich is pri.vid.-l with the most
.r.w
I and exta-ii-iif tiii ilitic- f.-r tin ei a-
"! .ot. .r:nl;ut. ,f all kiln!-, fr-.ln the
l-t iais-1 to the la'-ji--t -taT. in hlack
.i.rasl inks, at pri.ss as low as can n-
i-a iaera- f.-ati asiual irntdc of w ork.
ie ar,. pr. (ur-l t.. trint at short in.ti.s
pimpid.1., iiia-r Iss.ks. r.t.-ss sale hint-.
! r -jr,iu. circulars, k-tler liead-. a hea-ks. ia-
;'l. hill laads. hlanks of all kinds, a-au-I-.Ua-..
lai-iiwT.s .ural, ciirar li.J'nes. and eve
O 'ltiiii: in the hue ..fprinline u-a-l in thf-
" lldllt arfTcVerj aiav I.U.-ilK--s.
A I i.MM'AV
hay a-rop is unitialise.
lirrrii-s an' plcilt.ful aii'l i Ita-ap.
Splai.ii harvest weatli-r last weak.
An adjourned Court is la-inir. held to-tlay.
Tlie towu i- hlliiie, up with summer visit
or.. The 'a.utily C
llii ws-k.
mimi-sionrem are In session
Mr. Herman k'
live- ill S.maT-Ct.
..scr. is visiti it? his n-la-
chi-rria-s are seilinirat from four tai five
"lit- a r.illoii in Addi-m.
irv!il.urjr. a.- now illiiniinatasl ly natural
is at iiiirltt alm.ast a.- li-.'ht a.- alay.
Paul (. niitlHT. E.p, of tjnsLtisbur.r. i j
visitimr fricnals and relative in N.nicm-t. ;
Mrs. l'arki-rs buuniiir lmuse is tilla-d to
aivcrtlowitur, ami a; lii-aut?. an tuml awav .
daily. ' j
N.ma-rsci is to have auotlier wholesale j
li.U.r More. It will le opa-na-d up next
wk.
Mr. lmrlcs Addy.nf hjt-t Kmk l"ittslmr)th,
is vi-itiiit his friend Mr. I'aul ni-Im-II. ui Siii-
rct.
The Ui-e Iull irromul has Isvu plowed up,
much to the disTuuiU-niiiit of S.iuer-ef Uill
plavi-rs.
Mrs. K. K-nll left tor t'n-s-oii Motuhiy
liioniiinr after a two wn-ks visit to n lativi-i
ill SillllTs t.
A hrick ilwelliin: hou-e is ls-in eM-tiil on
the lot owned hy Mr. tie-ire K. S-nll. on
I'tiiou stpi-t.
Miss lulie Tomer, one of I'ittstiurirh's
l-a.l.HL' -uii-t-r-, is visiting h.-r - hool frii lid.
Mis- Maim. I 111.
Mr. 11 I'.nilmkcr. of Moiioiigahela City, is
sjicTnliiig his -uniincr va.-atioii w ith his ar
eiits in Siinersi't.
Miss K. V. Miller, the hrilliant pianist of
Jolin-tiiwii. is visiting her frii-n.ls the Mis.s-
Mu-sclnian in Somerset.
Xcw suli--ril-rs iim. rollini.' iuc
This maki-s us happy, hut we have
U-ing made -til! happier.
i cry ilav.
ps.in tor
A night i-.liivmaii now patnillsour rin
cipal stm t-. He is eiuploye.1 and jsiid by a
iiumU rof our business men.
Mr. Iiaiiiel TnMit is ens-ting a i-w dwell
ing house on the site of his old one. on the
n.rner of Fist Main street.
J. al Iiry, Km p. lias numKil fnnu his
siiiiiiner va.-ation and has oihv more gotten
dow n to work in his law oftice.
Tin- trial of Mrs. Hill agtiin-t lier hustian.l,
Frank K. Hill, and linger Mara. S.r aim
spiniev, is still in pnigres. in rittsburgh.
The name i
pp-niinently
if Mr. 'harles II. Fislieris ls-iug
mentioned in .utinii-tioti with
the Is in.s rati. CongTsss-iotial tioiiiination.
Mi-s Mary liacr n-tiinni! home Satunlay
fi-om a thpi- wis k' vi.-it to IhpiIk-. whep
she wa- tiic'giw-t of her si-ter. Mrs. J. Ii.
t'.e.
Kx-ss.nator Fml l.pif will Inu li a normal ,
sih.sil at Con tti ii mi', unilni-ncing on Mull- i
hiy. July l"li. The tenn will Is- nine '
wis k-.
Itupg.s St-sry and wife, ot Jolaiistown. are '
-N'tiding a 6-w day- in SitnerM-t. Th-y paid
the Hkualp Sviuctum a .h-a-iint call Tua-sLiy
nr.ming.
. ..
Mr. John II. Pi-el. formerly aif Smia-rset, '
but for the ju-t few year- of Akron. Ohio. I
i on-? more visiting the se.-n.-. ..fhisearly
l.. li.l.
Mr. John J. Hoffman, who .m upi.-s the '
w.s;ti,.u of chict clerk in the 1'. S. Xaval Of-
tii-e in lliilailelphia. spent la-t i k w ith his I
laiiiilv in Nmcr-ct.
The S.tiK-rset ti-hing arty. atta-r -(s'lidim
a wisk on the bank- of the mging Ca !
num. niunKil home Satutihiy
the u-ual fishcrnian - luck.
Tba-y n tsirt j
Jamb J. Milla r. F-.. ss lit Fri.Liy and
Sit unlay in Sunrr-ct. p-tuniing to Pitt-Uirg
Siiinlay. He expas-ts to n-tuni later in the
suinmer to sis-nil his vai atioii.
P.. F. Patter-on. F--... of Pittsburgh, who
is -H-niling hi-sumni-r vaiatioii at tha- hotna'
of hi- -tap-nts in Movi-tow u, iiid hi-S.m-a-r-at
fria-nd- a briaf vl-it last wis k.
Mr. Frank Kia-nian. of Unrobe. id the
HtRVLb otti.i. several pl.-a.-ant visits while in
smii-rsal last was-k. We an-alway- pleasasl
t.. liave him pull our hitch string.
Mr-. Hufus Kdie. daughter-in-law of Col.
John It. Filic. with her two ibmghters. of
Wa-liingtoii. D C.. --nt a iirtioii of last
wai-k in s-ina r-et visiting relativas..
Mi Peynia r of Pitt-burgh, w ho with her
-ister. is -topping at the Somcri-t House,
while .nit riding Monday evening jia-thniwn
from her horse and -lightly injiin-l.
Tlie little daui-hter .'-f "Mr. Ca-j.-r Fi-h. r.
an ac.i.iint of w iers-sa rimis imniing w as
pii.li-ic. in la-1 His-k's Hkkauu. ilie-l fp-m
iha-ctv ct of h.-r iniuiii-s Thurjilii- iporniui;.
Mr. Thomas Sins-maker, who w a- the
(fi-neral Slls-riuta lull lit of the Collins Iip-tb-a-r-
ai.nlr.u-t on the South P. nn-vlvania P..iil
Paiil, haslnvn s nding the ast fa w day- in
S.mcrsct.
The enirinv in the Ih.iiUJi praw n.iu a
taken .i..r.. aiierliaulasl and rcpaira-d hy en-lriiirt-r
Hans. Ia-1 was-k. It Ls ua.w in a.- (."""1
is.ndition a- w hen it was pun hascd. ten
! yeai afli.
t t-t
A -iir ofiP iitlcn.au - om:r.- iraiter No.
. ti French calf anal -rtas tly tia-ai. verv lati-ly
i aiirria-d aa iiivl s l iistake tn-
i this oltias. A liU-ral ra wanl will lie paid for
; their n-turn.
Miss Hattie Snividy. aais.tii-itiiisl hy her.
irrandmotlicr. Mr-. K. P t'unimiii-. of this '
plan-, with whom she lias Us-n livinp for j
the past fa-w ya-ar-. left on Momlay nia.niinjj j
f..r her home in Inkoin. Miho. i
A six yi-srs.1.1 .laughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Kantm r. of Kantner's station, one
mile s..Mth of town, atieil on Monday nn-ni-
iin.'. of hrain feviT. aft.T a few aluy sii knots. !
causasl hy tir.iiii from a liamni s k.
The eaiitor of the Saxt.n .r.i.f says a.f
Ra-lford : -Thennst liotahle tliitir of this
staiaL oI.L aysy-aoiiijr town an- it sisnis. niif-tn-rs.
ami ahiury -looking a-ourt ham-e. As to
Im-im-as. Saxtoii h-ava lia r in the shade."
Rev. J. H. Xinri. of Tdaale. S.mia-rsa-t e..un
ty . prau hasl in the Me -iah and M. John's
a-hmshes on sumlay. t-r Kev J. II lii.v.
His old iri-liiaili. rs a-re !4lad to sjs; hini.
He indulp-d ill a hitUtilij: e.iHililiiMi ill the
aarly part of the week. &-l.r 'ni..
Tlie asMinty is.nimi-sioiier's oflli-e Is iinda-r-p.ine
a tha.ra.iu.'h aiverhaulinp. Tlie walis
aiidis-ilineare U-ins ptii-nsi a new inattiiur
put aiown. and tliintrs put in shiha iri'ti
ral!y. Tlie niua h-iias.slasl n-aairs on arfher
..rtioii- a.f the l.uil.linu will l- roninienaxsl
-hortlv.
on the axli day of June Mr. and Mrs.
I aajik-l E. lav is. of this pla-e. ca-la-hratas! tueir
i.olil.-n wt-kiinic. tliat day liaviui; lssii the
ti Iti. -til anniversary of their tliarriaire. Tlia-y
wa re marriasl iu Ihulphin eaiuiity. ami the i agv .j vtu a omstant i-iihmTin..r to the
ivranM.ny was perf.-rriKai hy liav. John WiiH-j Hta.vLD ever sina it has lm.ii puhlishtsl.
l.miiM-r. He wa a ronsistMit nia-tul-fT a.f the Baptist
C..si.lerahle wa.rt i linti -l-rti. i ''""' nvtnx ya-ar-.and was fiilly pre
in makini; mn. li nea-h.l repairs on soi.u" i and satistiasl ta. die. He wa a kind
of .Mir principal stna-ts. I ommi'-si..n.r i u"r- P"- --'l.'hl . anal a mawt estintahie
Knee knows bow. whet, and when- to.k. the 1 H ak-ath will he lamented hy a
work, so Ion- as the authairiti.-s .vi.le him k " a-'iaaintam-es and fri.-n.Ls.
ith the mean ofiloiiin it. Tiie w.irk
.1
ran.lv ikuie lias luaik- a vast impn.veOM'ut.
Mis- liraa-r i.arman. a lio lias t-r some I Sir laiye a-rojas of tlieir Civorite nuts this fall
titiK lsn assisting Mrs. H. M. hrle in tlie i -a-ha-stiiut.rlitnaiuaiiiis, walnuts anal shell-Va-.ta-ru
I'tiia-u TelavrapU otlias. is ll-Hlt to j barks. The tns? are well filled with em
take a two moiitlu.' vacation, tit nnwt of: bryo nut", and if tliey niaturr tlierc will be
ahia h time she will sa-ud at ha-r haime in j sufflei. nt of all varialia-s to (ilaalden the
Ba-rtiu. Siniersct coantv. Mi-s MilliT.if La- j
troliR. will take Misw Uarman's plaa in the
Johnstown otfia. J'tk Mtinrn Trdmmt.
The Parlor Concert.
We simply vow the -sentiment a.f the
hundred and mmv people present at the Par
lor Cmi.aprt piveii n M on. lay evening at the
BKHkftto- of Ir. Henry Itruhaka-r by the
y.Hina: ladi.-s of t!i Methaalist rhun-h, in say
ing that it wa a musical erent that will
lotia U-n nK-inlx-n.il; an-L ickise atten
tion and spontaneous alauw mn lie taken
as a eriteritMi of the n"rfonner' merit, the
ma-icule niw 1 pnuwlnl uu artistic tri-
i oni !i. A print wluire of the prvranime wn
allott..-.! to Mi B lie Tonier, of l"itt-l.un:h,
I hut well-estulilifhel n-l'titatioii ar a eaii-
tut riot liail I'tveeileil her, ojkI who by iinani
' iimkik eiMist ni mas awanleil tlie ialm of the
i evenine. Misn Tonier has not only a mr
numelloar sei and of extnionlinary nat
I ii nil ualilie, hut luts a rh-h, dti-p, synia-
t lii-tic iiii-zxo--iianuio tluit nnnita her to
run from low to hiirh ' with the fcntest
j 1-u.m.- and tuitURilniw. She is Hemd. too,
; with U-juiy of fav, and furure, an artistir
and imlislusl iiianmr, and exhibited ht-r
i kinilnesn hy Tesjwmdiiiit to tlie otrtn that
followed each of Iter four numln rs. Th j!-m
of the eveniiitr was loneone'i! nat-n-d fotin
" Jiulith." which Miss Tomer n-mWreil with
Mich fcvliti); and artistic tilii-ll as to eleitrify
i Ik- lK-arers. The piano eolo's of Miso E. V.
Miller, of Johnstuwn, were a very in:iortant
4irt of the evening's eutertaiiimeut, and
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throughout the audience at the clcarness
Tiinl delicacy of her t.HU h. The swrkliug
song. " Magnetic Waltz" was Mis Mayme
l id's first numlierand was a most gratify
ing suririse to her many friends and admir
ers. It elieit.il -I me Fond Heart " as an
rcs. which wits nudcml in a most cliartu
iug and syiiiiuthelic manlier. The piano
duet hy Misses F.lla and I. la Mussclmau was
given a must effective rendition, and caused
n-grct that they weremt ilown Sir another
tiuiiiin r. Mi-s F.lla played " Lat Hoj'" for
an t-ci.-r and earned the hearty applaue
that was given it. Mrs. Lucy Snyder played
tt ith Mis- I" hi in both the oieiiing and clos
ing duets in her usual cxivlleiit maimer.
The dirlicull jiart of j.laying the a.iimisini
nietits was. also, uiilertakeu hy Mrs. Snyder
anl the rendition wen.- such as only an ar
tist can give. The -mil of forty-tive dollars
and fifty ivtits was n-alizcsl and contributed
to the church fund.
i Funeral of Dr. James O. Kiernan. j
The n'iirt of the suiHen death of IT. i
j Jaim-s I. Kia-nian that niu lml us just as w e :
i wa-rc going to pn-ss last Tui-slay wasinntinii- :
! nl later in the ilav, and the follow ing in. mi-
i ing the n-iuains wen- hniught to Sitna-rsa't
I fiir interment. Tlie funeral took pla.e at !
seven o'cl.s k Thur-alay evening when the j
j earthly n-mains of Dr. James . Kiernan.
J followail hy an immense timing of sorrow ing i
j n-lutivan and friands. nt-n.- liainH' to the i-t lu
: a-tery and wdemnly laial away in tha-ir last I
I n-ting placv. Hi-frieu.ls ware itialas.il nuniy
! and thi'ir tsimiw was genuine and siiiccnv
' I r. James . Kia-rnau wax the alik-t son
j of the late Flmund Kiernan and w as lsmi i
at Jenner'X K.ra.L-, this a-auinty in Xova-m- i
U-r Is-Vs. Wing in his 'JMthyear at the time of
! hi-death. Ill ls7, 'Tti and '77. he with the
' w riter atteii.Uii s hisil at the Chambersbupg .
Academy. He afterward attamhil the j
i Shortlidgc Ai-ddi-niy at Maslia. and after !
linving the latta-r iiamtsl institution Is van '
the study of medicine with Dr. I'.niliaker of j
: this tow n, attending lutlins at rhiladclphia
i w ha-n' 1' graduated at the Jefferson Mistical
College. For sa'Veral ya-ars aftar his gradua
tion he was a-m ploy isi as physician and sur
' geMi on Isatanl tlie sta-auia-r Citv of Tokio,
running l-lwecn Sail Franci-an, Jafaan and I
China, cn "sing and n--cpssing the I'acitia- j
some twenty ild timi-a. He sint several j
mouths of la-t ya-ar at his home in Somerset ,
and la-t w inter wa-nt to Latpilie wha-n' ha r
siiii-es-fully pntcticcal his pn .fa-ssion until the i
time of his death.
'Miiial. genllauianly. symi-ithatia-, and j
w ith a gnitt kind heart, he attrai-tasl fria-iuls !
w lia-n-vcr he went. He luul no emmie and
all who kna-w him wen- his friend-. He hail !
a kind wi.nl for eva-ry om. His gi! nature :
was unboiinilail ainl he Was getia-nms t.
tmlt. Had he liveal out the ull.-ttiil time of
I,., u'...il.l li.ru o... t.i.-rt i. .te.l ill- neult
, ....... ... ......... .....j....-
i.: mark in his npifessiou. He was a lint-
' ural U.ni stirgmn and physician andthestie-
ii-s-tnatatl. ndas! him in his praitnv wan
n-markable. The aiinouii.t-ma-lit of hissud-
den and untimely deutli cast a gl.smi over
our town, when ha was univar-aliy Ix-lovail,
-in h as we have sa ldom w itna-sail. The
writer hens if was his sina-cn- friend and inti
mate a.s. iatc fp.m his early youth, "and I
.lid love the man."
i.ns-ii Is- the turf that rowsiivc this.
Friend .if my yoiithlul day.
N.iile Llia-w this- tml In love this.
Nona- nanii-1 thas bail I.. pnuc."
More Cnats.
liKBLix. Pa., July liih. Iswi.
lnr '. .- The aslitor of .Vi
has rai(UitaiI me to -nd you the enclosail
iiiiiitnunication in reply to "Ye Ministers."
Will you kindly .iihlish it? We should not
In ilciiied the ripht of ni'lyinjt thnmirh the
j-is-r in which it a.-.irvd.
Verv Tnilv Yours.
Tl.u ..I" al... i..t....rs.r i;To-t..rir.1 l
.' - t
s. iatiiiu was iu-tniiti-J hv that leamasl Usly
! to issue a pun. and lias. sent one firth aTtiti-
s - , . .
j t!a-l " t.iinls.'' Iis w it is direi-tcal atsiint a
; m w sjn-a-ia-s of unats a-allci the "T-tc."
J whose pasiilinr huzz sends the i-ailal i-hills
' aloiurtha-lacklsmisi of rum-a tir-asl Ilepul.li-t-aii
and IVin.s-ratia-oxen. It-stitiir in 1-.-4
, jaive the IU pul.'iiaan ox sua li a liack-sa-t that
' it can never recovaT. Tha " Frit" of reform
is imrtk-ularly ili-tasta-ful to m.ooi ministers
who are 4"S hlimleal tha-y alo not knaiw they
are hliml." How unfortunate that man
sit. hi Ial prcfa r alarkne-s nilha-r tlion li.L'lit.
( The hite of the Aiiia-rican tsa-tse i- liannla-s
tai nu n. hut ppyns tha-ir eya-s sumcu-ut lor
then) to sir- that the j.ld l-iirti: t'en dasare
tai lie hirten to -U-at. The tsa-tse is the U!i-
j la.tiipra.iiiisiiii: jit ruui-tuna-t oxa-ti. aii.i
: will )iu i lo.U'i and hite pith such tclliiti:
: etfei t that in the ilea. '" it will lie im
i -,il.efor w hoiemle liinior alaulers to issue
I this deadly sii-,in to tin-inhabitant-of Som
' ersa t. Va rily. the t-t-e has c-anie to stay.
, and w ill thrive am the life hlaI of old party
' oxim. Sua h men like IT. us. . Pcnlas-ast,
Ir. Fjlward Iks- her. fieti. tlinton P.. Fish.
Hon. Charh-. S. AVolfe, Hon. J. O. Pi. ker
ii ijf la Pdaine elector io Kansas) anal a mul
titu.le of others suallv as prominent, make
pod huzza-rs when tha-y are rran-fonnasl into
this lia-w siei ia"if finals. They will invade
New Jersa-y. Vermont. Pa-iin's.. and will not
; stop in tha-ir triumphant march until the
; entire country, fn-m tin tuas..n's iissessions
tu the extn-me lmlci of Iiixie. is ii.nlrollisl
hy a party that a-an lr relied on to enfonv
! pn.hihilory laws. The Ka puhliaan ox in
'. this Staie is fasl on rum. or else hv was
; Hon. John t'a-ssiia's resolutiain di-i-Utrinifthat
f; the Kepuhlii an arty tivors proliihitiam "
ii. pa isl The tets-is ra-markahly ala-rt
: and aaiiiiot Ih ala-vivasl hy y-.irvii4 js.liti
' ian- n F tiif. 1!i wis.-..
t'KaTH of JosKfH U. I'HH-JiUKUJ, Jo- I
i st ph Ii. ( rin lilield died at hi" home in Mid
' tllu-m-k Township on Wtslnaalay cvcuiiij;,
! July 7, I-!;. His lawlth luul Uen on the
i alas liue m'ui the early part aif last winter,
i aluriiu: whia h time his sain. Prothomitary X.
j H. Critchficlil, luts spent inostaifhis time at
his heal-ida'. Ihirimr hi- life the iiax-eai-tsl en
; jovaslthe npas-t and esta niof all w lio knew
J him. and the c.nhda-ni-e anal love of a larp
' cirale of fricmLs. He was horn in Milforal j
; Towu.hin. hut in Miriv life n-moveal to Mid- !
! iilas-nek. where he revidasl till the time of
i his alantli. He was in the 7"tli year aif his
It will le irratityiii'f news to the boys to
learn that tlien are verv Javorrtl'le iinlicatiams
lu - arts .. tlu- yunnit faalks, and attaint theru
fine injoymtiit (ralhenntr them aiuriisR the j
I exhilaratintz weatlier of early fall. '
Postmaster Ankeny's Hard Luck.
n tlR- l."rth of June Mr. John J. Ankeny,
a native of Sunersel was a'ainted "tinas
teral MiniH-ailis and alaxit ten ibys blu
tiik chaive of the ofHiv. Tlmrstlay nitrht
of last week tlie olfii-e w as hmken into and
$Ji.i carrieil away. We are sorry to hear
of Mr.Aiikenv's lianl luck.
Serious Accident.
Mr. Ititxsel Marshall, a youm: son
of Mr. James Miirshall. met with an w-riik-nt
Monday liioniin- that for aithile it
was fcan-d wiHilil n-silit tataily. He was
etitrjfjvcl with .several other hand in arraiijr
itu; the lojs on the mow of an old turn on
Mr. s. Taymau's lanu so that they i-otild
fill it wilh hay, when one of the ian.'v ls
sli'n-l from the sUvJst ainl stnick him on
the head, knocking him sitiseless and -.:ii
itii: the hll to from his mouth, nns.
and ears. He was i-arrieil to the house and
IT. iSruliaker was hastily summoned, w ho
fir a time was fearful that tlie injuries w-otild
prove fatal, hut is now lio-ful of his ulti
mate ninverv.
The Ucv. Aii).'Ustin Kolkon. the tirst rolor
il Itomau t 'atholic prie-t everonlaineil from
Amerii-a. ii-lel-ral-.! hi.- first muss in the little
Catholic ( hun hof St. Marv's in Iloltokeii,
i V T -i.itioil.il io,,r.iiii..
Yesti nby he
l the colored
I ,' , ,
j (imulie.1 ins nrst sermon
I church of St. liciicdict. of lilei ker sireet. in
' Xew York, and t.inorpiw he will start for
tjuiucy. 111., when.' he is to have a (arish.
He i ! year old and was a slave. He has
lieen studying in Kotne sinee l-iis, and was
ordaitieil two month- ago.
Patents Cranted.
' The following patents were granted to citi- i
! lens of Pennsylvania the past wea k, and p-
(ortiil expn-Msly for the Hkuvld by C. A. !
Snow A Co. :
W. . Iti tiiiett, Sharp-bur, alarm clock ; i
i ' - .
; Christian llmckart. Sa!ung:i, amtiiiiL tra;i; ;
i D. C. Uun-htielil. A-hland. a-arpet stn-tchcr : j
j H. C. Cnmp. I'.iitlcr. a-utf button and holder ; j
W. J. Ihivi-. Pittston. pitatn digger: D. :
. Draw liaugh. E! rly's Mill, iinlui-tion mil :
; J. H. F.nich. Mahanoy City, iniiiir's can : j
! (i. fiallaml and K. tJp.nx, Wilkcslurn-. gas
1 huniar; I. F. IshI. Alla-titowu. aniubiiiaal '
i railway tie and chair : S. K. Haven, Luthers- I
lutrg. aioor sill ; Wm. Jat k-.ii. Alleghany .'
I
City, hulauiml sli.k- valve : .1. Joplan, liridg.
port, maa bine fr n-iting i-i(-r ; K. Kay lor
and H. l'nise. Ali'-glicui City. piic coupling :
J. A. KiMtiller, ".rant, thill mupling; M. 1-Metzga-r.
and A. Cisipa-r. Ilarrisbur.. finl
griudaT; J. W. ISoop. Harri-bupg. l-arls-l
fi-uiing -trip: M. I!..th.i hil.l. hamokin.
mortising m.u-liiiie: ti. l;.mr. Danvilla-. nail
funiate ; II. S -liulzel-a. rga-. Il s hi-ter. ova-r-sa-aming
nuuhiiie : M. i. Shim Hi. M.-unt-ville,
rail joint : J. II. Sinip-.m. Pitt-burgh,
maiiufaa-tun. of anupling links; II. H. Sims.
Krie, U-iler cla-ana-r: II. C. Singi-cr. Mea haii
iihurg. swit. h stand: S. S. Stahl, Coiincll--v
i 1 If. snap hoik : D. F. Stauffer. York. ai--araius
for treating pp-tzi-ls and cr.ii kcrs ;
K. I.. Stutft. S-ottilala-. watch a-ase spring :
J. Webb. l!a-jver. manufacture of glass wan-;
;. WestinghoU-.. Pitlsburgh. a-ar brake.
WASHINGTON LETTER.
j Fnm imr Regular t'omspi.iidi-iit.
i Wshi.xotos D. C, July !). lssi;.
For ya-ars the Senate and II--u-e aif Itcpn
j sa-nlaliva-s have Ita-a-n drifting a.art. and the
; separation Isiniiii-saiinstantly wida-r. X.th
j ing ran lie plainer than the Uu k of conlialiiy
j I might almost say lack nf nsi-t w hich ex-
ists 1st wis-n the liicintiers of the Hotl-a-s.
I Ten years ago nothing was mort- aiimuioii
! tlian to sas.. twenty or twi-nty-tive Seniors on
the riamr of the House engaged either in bti
j ina--s or social conversation w ith memlH-rs of
; that lssly. And similar vL-its of memlier- of
! the House to the other end of the Capitol
' wen'jiL-t as fmpietit. Kva-r -ini-e then such
j iiiten-our-e has lii-en gnming la-ss and k-v
j a-ach year and now a memlier of the Senate
! on the floor of the Hou-v. or a nia-mU-r of
the Hoiisa-on the Hisir of the Senate, is a
' raritv. Tlie most fruiiiiiit' visitors to the
House fnnu the othar end of the Capitol an
I the Texas and Kentucky S-nators, hut evan
. tju.v an sa ldom sa-eu then.
i . ... . . .- . . .....
, . u,Kmi iH-mis-niiic a onenssiiiau ma-
! , ... ,i .. ,.:.i -,i... -Ti.....
i nulliv- iu. (aI1, laughingly) "one pn.1-
. jy , ,llt , . p.ut y.,u ni-a.llas t
,,a, tht. .s,.Iia. , lll;,i;e rather fne of
its (outiiipnt fund. It had iis-lcrs of la-ni-oiiade
and tulis of Aisillinnris uter always
on hand ilnrinsr ann i-.ithar. v we j
on this siih-were niora-asi-noiuii-al. We dial i
not have ii.li-rs of la-nionaile or nil of ii-eal
Ailliuaris. anal we aiuiml a hahit of i
dro..iii! ovcrto the Senate and aurtakinirof j
w hat was then. We wen- ruthi-r ratiular in
that hahit. Finally the S-nate shut down I
oil lis and that maila- -ome of us niaih l!ut I
of amirse that was a little thin,.. Another ;
littla. hut yet larva-realise a.f nailna-s 1- :
twas-n the nia-nils-rs of the two Unite wax the j
n-fusal a.f the S-uate to aahnit ex-nia-iiiliers of j
the House to its Moor. We followail hy n
fii-ini: to admit cx-Sa nators to the .rivila-sa-s ;
of our flasir. A- I -aid. those an- -linil I ;
thinir in thi'iiisa'lva-s. hut tha-y -howasl a
lrnm inj; excliisivini on tin-&r of the rja-n-
ata-. ivhii h a- yerj- irritatinir to the II. mi . ;
n hi. li iw ...nr. i i.K- -. a-..r- (l..i.i...rsifie l.wle
'
i.lll lia- lit in mat Ilia- ;uaill illill- ol Ilia
hnia li Ulwas-n the two hoii-a-s ra-til in ihe
fca-t that while the House is dins tly fp.m
the pas.pla. the S-nator- ara' not chosa-n hy
the s.ple. hut hy the Stati-s. "'The S-na-tor."
he ai 1 "have lias-una' tha ra-pra--enta-tiva--
of the 'ititi-ra-sis not of the eople:" and
addasl he. "tha-y have lHssmie the rvprcscnta
tivas. of isir)ir.itions too."
. Then- is alivp mutiny in 'oiiirress ova-r the
Pnsidciit's wholesale ls.nilianlma.iit of js-n-
sion hills. A lively time is e.Xas-tasl tiLiv i
w ha-n an etli.rt will Ik- made to oviT-riik- his
Vi-tis-s. While ;:e I'jT-i'i. tit j (-lUrsa pas
ln-inir a-ritia-jsasj in the House a few (kiys simt.
lU pfi-s ntative t inii r aif loyva. ra-a titasl the
lanmnure im-I hy. the Pra-iila-tit in his va tai
tiia-ss;iis a- thron ing slur iinuithe motiva-s
a.f I iinn -s. and as iii-ttltinir to the I'nioii
: solilia-r. Mr. Ilayni'. aif Pi-iin-ylvaiiia tas.k
the same view, anal siiL-p--Iasl that the K-nio-i
a-rats ho -t.ssl hy the vetoes would have
their iiuiiihissl vary -even-ly taxa-.l.
j Mr. I ami. 'li. a.f Illinois, read in the va-t.K-s
i the story that, while Cleveland was Presi-
dent, there wamhl Is- no further s n-ioii Iit;
; islation. Tln-re were jm-at aiiestions in this
aMtnitry i-allin fa.r the attention of the exav-
utiaa. yet the President hm-hed them all
aside ami apissirasl anxious to eater to 110
' Usly exa-a-pt that little solial knot that rami'
fmm the solial saiutli. He waiiti-1 to frit
, tha-ir ajiplau.se ; tha-y i-a-t -olid voti- ill nom
' inatinjz i-otiva-titions. ThaTehestassl (.Nikini;
: tlirou.-h a irimlet hade with a niairnifyin
; irlass hllntili..' for exctl-- and heaping ili-ri-
sion ll.i the head- of ilia--sir nia-n who
laast tha-ir lianlth in the service ot tlie a ouiitry.
!hat wa- stati-.m:m-hip. "ih, ya." asuitin-lia-al
Mr. Canh'.n "anal 1 tell jam that you
will have t ilcd-tid it U ton- l-"...i-tiil-r. The
K' litleiiicn who are a; laj jdiii li':ic hanats can
dclenai it. hey have the kind of ouistitu
ents who helievi- iu it, Tht-t' lin n who are
entitlea! tu their -liiolis, w ith their friends
anal with public opinion and a sa-tise of jus-
tia-e in thin asiuntrv will nemlaCiii-in--s here
whia h will iuss tlKe hills and other pner
pet. -ion leirislatioii over the Iresiik-nt's
veto."
Tlie I-resiaU-iit has .sent m twenty-a.ne. I
more va-taies this mitk. niakiiu: in all one !
hundreat There will lie a nninherof alik
matic api.intiiHiit ass.
iiunis. Als.ut sa-ventv
on as Congress al- j
live eoii-ulata-i are
vet tai lie fillis). while there are thirty or more
tliat will not la- chaiiircd. S-veral hundnsl of j
the faithfiil are l. kiii with lonisnx eya-s ;
at the pil.k-n apple of the Parisian caHisidate.
I General Yalkar is the im-umlient. and sime
lie has a larue law pructia-e in I'aris. may k
rate thare.
Tlie a-isul avnai-al at Flon-nee anal Mun
ich mar not la? m..U-iasl. Tlias fornur is
helal hy Mr. Ivowiier Wa-lsh of Philaalelphia. 1
on a.f tlie late James Welsh, w ho was mill-
ister to Kiuilaiial unaier Hays. His family
supairtad Cleveland in the last eainiiai. i
anal this saves htm. The post at Munich is
ln-ld hv a va.umn-r hothar aif the Harjrs. of
X. Y and he will not la? disturia.sl with the
liml weekly at his hua k. The 1'arisian mis
sion is still an aa-hin void. Aiuoiijr the
many applicants in Col. Iliullai Lima;, of
Md., who serveal am tiVneial fJa.nkn's
iu the Sm.bn.
staff
A special meetin; f lw Westm. Ireland
rias-is ofth? Reformed church was IhUI in
the First Ueforme-i chiin-h in this place on
Tlmrsiby. It was ealleii t.r the (i.-.e of
oMisidertui; tin disrul-Kal orRev. A. E. Tnix
al from the Irwin eliarfs- to Rellefotite. It
wasiiianini.Kislv ilecideil not to dismiss, al
though he had rwiveil a very flatterim; orfcr
fnnu the latter place. Tlie clas-is fully aji-prei-iatisl
his valuahle servie and the n-at
work Ik has lieen doin; in his callinir.
lirrntftitrii Vrw.
- --
Tiitl'iiAwrio.i Ic thk l.tvn. The sale of
rea-rs and iiHiwers. and in fact all kinds of
improved airrietiltural machinery thL- sum
iner, is unpre-il.iitil. and of the maiiy
p-uirs and neiwers sold tlie Champion has
hei-n for in the lead. This may U-ueeounlsi
for in part by the Cict that James Ii. Hold, r
haiiin haudlen these maehiiies, and has in
his employ oue of the owxt poj.ular and sue'
cessful salesiiK-u ill tbeeouuty. in the person
of Mr. M. 1L liowman. Mr. llollcriauiii
nt-eiveil a fresh car load of l'liani)ioiu) dirts l
fmm the manufactory at Siirin-irield, Ohio,
hy Sunday morning's expn-w.
Jean Wallace Married.
Lust Thurstlay night, at the Thin! I'resby
terian Chunh in I"ittshurgh, Miss Jeuli Wal-
j ai-c, the popular vocalist, was married to L.
j C. Webster, her concert acvoiiiianist. Over
one thousand people witnessed theivreniony.
The arrangements for the welding were on
a grand scale. Flowers ami (Hants wen ar
ranged in profusion around the altar, behind
w hich w as hidden a choir of forty voices.
Teachers Elected.
At a nii-.tingof the honiligh schtsil Ismrd
Saturlay night, the following taaeiien wen
eli-;-ta.il to teaa h our public sa-hools aluring
tlienuniiig winter: I'rincipjd, J. A. Ila-rkey ;
A-sl-tant prim-ipul, X". iaurge Keim ; prin
riaal of I'liinn Si hools, Ppf. J. J. Stutztnaii ;
lilSIIII
N. 4, Miss Minnie ('raver: Kisuu
Xo. ,V Miss Aila Kni'piicr; U.s.m Xo. ti. Mi.-s
Kate Snyder; Iloom No. 7, Miss Hattie Stutz
man ; IliHim Xo. x, Mrs. Jl. J. Connelly.
There wen a iiutulier ol' applicants t.r a-ach
Hpsitioti. and the iioard was in sassioii till
half-i-isl i-la-vi-n o'clis k Is fore tha-y anul.l.l..-la-nniiie
wIhhu toemploy.
A liKiR Kim. in On Thui-slay evening
of Ia-t was k Mr. Ihmiel Mis k, a tanner n--iding
ni-ar ( entn-villa-. in Cuinls-riand Val-la-y
Town-hip. was altraetnl to the wishI
naitr his house by the vigop.us sipii-aling of a
pig. He hatcncil in the dinitioii from
which the sounds pprcas-dail. and uihiu draw
ing naur disiiivanil a Is-ar js-rforming the :
-irt of butcher, the pig being its victim. Mr.
Moa-k at oiii-e prv-axvleil to the hou-e. pns-ur-ed
a gun, and n-tunml to the w.ls iu time
to pn-va-nt the bear's escas. It minimi
tlin loads fr.-ni the weaoii to kill the ani
mal. The lia-ar was taka-n to Cumlx-rland
and sold to John Morri-sa-y, the butchi'r. It .
weigliail when dnssasl 2."u potiuiLs. Biiurl i
i invite. :
Marriage Licenses.
Siiu-e the tirst of July Clerk Sliaf.T ha-i i
s;ie. m-irriage lia-cn-es to the follow ing nam- '
e.1 arsons :
Alexander Hunter. Jr., of Suua-r-et Twp..
an.! Lizzie K. Yisla-r, of Stonyi m k Tow n
ship. Oliver D.iu. of Jenner Twp., and M.iry A.
P.niwn. of SoiniT-et Twp.
(iilliau Yama-r, of South Fork. Cambria
County and Martha F.-i-cy. of John-tow n.
John A Philsou. of hYrlin. and Man- M.
Iinihaka-r. of IJpithersvallay Twp.
Joseph Matiga-i, of Shaile Tw p., and Lizzie
Weaver, of Paint Township.
John J. liowinan. and Klii.ii.ctli Pritts.
l-itli of .Sonu rsa't Township.
John A. Iwry and Alice K. tilessiier. ;
Isith of Stoiiycns.-k township.
Base Ball.
Mb. Kiiitob: I noiiatsl iu your la-t week's
issue the result of a iranie of laise Kill, play
is! U'tween the Samiarset and Fr-iiia a-hilis at
I'rsiiia. on Sattinlay. July iu which the
writer states that the pita-lia r of the Frsinu
cluhjiivins: out at the end of the sixth in
iiiiut. the utupire awanksj the iraine to the
Soiua-r-m aluh. This is a inand mistake,
the pitcher was more I'thr-tive in the last
j ihiw than the first iimiiurs. as will In sas-n
i hy the scon. The ir.une was called at I;l."
r. w., and arta-r sa-veral innings h:ul Uvn
j playasl. tin- inaiuurer of the Simersal aluh
I di.-aiiva-real that the ame inuld not 1 fuiish
: nl in time for the visitiin; eluh to catch the
evi-ninu train Uiiuial for Sum-rsl Tha-ti he
; siiira-tasl to tlie manager of (Ik hoiih cluh
! that the pnnie should pnnsssl until four
! o'ci.K-k r. n., ri-ranlli-ss of the ra-iilt of the
! sasire. The l-misisitioii wan ai-ii-i.tasl Lv the
manatfa-rofthe I'rsina a-luh. The iranie ai.n
tintical until the time snriail in the airra---Ini-nt.
at w liic'i, time six inniiurs hail Ui-n
playa-1. The smre is aiMs n.lail :
Innine 1 445 !
Simerset 1 I ,i I o n
I'rsina 1 2 15 1 h-l I
TiliK- of jjama. two hours ana! forty-five
minutes. 1'mpire. Pile. K. J. M.
(iKi xuv t'i:xTK I.. July 1. lssii.
Ikak Kihtobs: i hi the llth of June 1 1 ft
my home to attend the Brethren Annual
Mas-tiuc at Pitt-huph, I diio. The Inas-tiiii;
coininciMsil June l'-tharnl cliwasl on thelsth
and was not its lar-ra as -a una helal in fairma-r
years, hut was a very pleasant and prntital.ii'
one. In 1SS7 the ma-etin will In held in
Kora-st Park, at Ottawa, Kaiisus. At the
a-lose af the presiiit nuT-tintr we wa'iit to Tn.y.
hio. anal thetv vL-itasI aiur nink. H. P. Sny
dcr and his family, who for many ya-ar wa re .
n-sida-nts of S.mer-m. Fn.uithis pla-e we
vi-iti-l Ihivtou. -eveluiiJ. (Vtn-it aud t'in-
vinnati. U(as-titii frit'inls t eaah plan. I'll
j ur mini, lo a .tiaaini we nail me pleasure 01
uteetiiii: r. ith our -tivmaal fria-ud. Charles
I), sj iill, vyho IloW i 3 -pla'aldid potjUal
lyith the tcntral l'as.-enj;er Caitnuiitte of
Kailra-iil.-. Clairlcy i- very nicely fixeal there.
n our retunt home we tlnd the withvr ex
tremely hot, and the little hiss.ks are all ;
dryinir up. Com never lisikasl ls-ttcr at this
season of the ya-ar. Small i;rain is pretty ,
iroaial. hut short. Miss Lizzie Coleman, of ,
S.nier-at, has Nth stayimt with u since
March, and we will kea-p her as loin; as we
inn. If all the Smar- jiirls arc as eisl to
alai hou-e work as she is it is an honor to
the l-ir-cnts ofSoinersi t. and theiiuitity W hich ;
rai-s.-i ihem. !
Yours Resitfully. 1
J. M. S.xyt.ER.
. .... a. i.t... a t
The Crops of Pennsylvania.
Sea-n-tary Eahre. aif the State Boanl of Afrri
aultiire has issueil an estimate aif the ero- in
this State this year, in Inch he soys of
whi-.it that the seaiion of the State inclosa-
hy a line drawn Smth from Harri-hum tai
the Mnrylaiial line, .imj another, ea-t front,
Harrishiirji to the la iaware Rii'T ili p.nd,.
hy c-irly lm'iifinjt Ut'a.rv bhaimiiij
The itM-n.-aseal iTup of this -a:ioo will mater-
lally affwl the (ti-titTul ava-raira-s of our State,
hut this averma'.will be iwlureal hy the ali
mini-hail yield of some of artir interior anal
lKirthem counties n.itahly that of Centre,
where theahsena-e of snow duriiii; windy
weather last winter and spiring and the rav
aisasa of the rly this sj.rinir have reainced the
amp fiir la-Ia.w the avenifie.
Cairn in the eastern part f tlie State plant- I
. , . . i
ed carlv enouiih tu lift tairlv up liefore the
wet weal lier set in is in piod condition. The
ana planteal is estimated at l.i-'-i.unO. The
aanaeof aauts is set akiwu as ahout tlie same
and the crop has a healty and vip.p.us a
praranee. It in expisrted tai he a-ajtial to the
avenure of the last ten years.
Tlie yield of liay will be in the neiirhhor
IhhmI of .Vaa'.Mon. In tlie astern ami
southeastern caiuntii-s the cut will he verv
I
lieavy, Mil in tlie western anal namhwestern.
below tlie averoK of the last ten years.
The -tato cn.p is up to the avenure at
this time of ya-ar. while the aarcaire Ls heymd
tlie a'. erare-
AlH'les will he ala.ve the averase in i
amount. Tlie early season anal rapid im.wth
liave enahleal plums to iret ahead of the rur-
culio anal an unusually larze crop is ex(as t
eal. Tlie main ihui-fer tn plums now is taa.
nim h nailstnre. which nj them beSiretheJ- j
ripen. i
cniia, and'Vill jHd ikiuliv the a.m.unt ,.f ,.,. ! lZvZl OVlllV 1 L
trH snveti by lat yeara etup; in many j , . ., , , ,.. .iiieW-.-t
. .. uo m V i . . -e A Ml'MilSai Match Is l!u"KU. -L. 'V.J t lit RI F Kl K.
pliiaxn the tilltim will ke soinewtiat mterfer-: ... ... . . . ,, ... , . T, ,r s.w,rf f.... s-
.... . . .j ... .. l Miiimch. dnitinst at llcili.ml, anal Ir. . r. "'"'' s-
sl with Uv Mirlv lanluini; la-l.ini lihainniur. 1 .. . . . . . . . ! H-!..ro w. Ih-- sulwrliV'-. .ei-li. e ..f '!.- P-aa
I-"armcrs. Read the I'oIIowinc
We. the uinlersimiisl fanm-rs of S.tm-r-. !
County, have tis,s the different m.k - of
Fertilizers ma:n:ta-tMr-l hy the N:nip
Ferti;i?T-r I 'onjiny. anl have li;id very p sl
n-sutts. We hclicvv thctti f.r .js.
tA lite. ui-ul'U :
J I. Ila rk. v
P H. i. r'
Jl.ui A 11 Cotlrotli
at C J ILirris-iii
P Ki'npp
laavid Kincrt
Jos L Miller
Alex Snyder
A M I 'ramer
F S liiinicker
H x-hiii'ii kcr
Kn-h S McMllletl
David l.rulmkt-r
J K 'l n nt
S I' Shohcr
John P Khoads
lien Kline
J II Hue
J PoI,t
Ceo W Mil lier
J.is Kiuimcl
M A BniU.ker
Himin Slmtir
Jo-iah Fritz
Zilaa P.uniworth
Alfrasi IhinieL
Abrain Miller
A ft Humbert
7. S f.iHiM-inll
Kcv. J Ii I'.roo n
.1 M iKslds
M I'.tirittonh
J S.loii Iterrall
S ot! Sti-ni.T
lirH lillt.s k
Kii-ha M.sin
Noah r.inl
Ti-uc Sltaw
Cai.iva- tiroft
Jacob C Siiaw
John Wiuta-rs
Simon .-s-hnack
Siiomoll ra'ilia-n
DJ Horner
F J Kisv-a-r F--
Martin Fhegle
Jamb Fn biirg
V D l.rjueher
Augit-t l.ug
John S lip-k
Jomithan toimls r!
John Ime
Jami- II Savior
r-s Miller
Will IIIl.Klll-
Ji-sse H.Hiver
J;m.b M Fike
Fn-d Wei'a r
Frank Ham hart
tannra' Lia-hty
Aanm lleiple
J Miller
Charles I. Tn-nt
j Ananias Mangi-s
! I ran Siinel-uugh
! Simon Miller
! !avid ltiw-niau
j Xouh How uiau
I Win l.anlii. r
i Jere Ita-rkcy
' Herman lla-rkey
j John I Molt;.;
' M.i-cs Miller
Milton CShaw
: l-i-il bird
Ijevi Mi-t lint., k
i Juli Shaw
I Jere lkiw lin
: Ka v J W Trili r
I M M Sliauli-
Captain Parker Tn-nt Jamb Kimniei
Josaph M Millar
Mmoii S Hanger
Alex Koni
lloii Wm H K-smtz
S I' Tn-nt
Jamb Koontx
.i.rga H Tayman
in Tayin.-.ti
John Yottnkin
August Snyder
John ' Is-irron
A Kiia-kinger
.1 W Miller
Hiram Wable
Wm Fritz
M J Mi.-i.l-Jacob
I. Miller
Miiliai-1 CHst
J.isa ph IhmnI
Joint Klilla-
Juo c Uan-lav
K.d l:.!k. r '
John -.vank
W I Ikin-iay
John Hsngiier
Aniin-w W ny
John I ' t.n- agv
w f rid
r rank t'.untz
Samuel Livengissl
John Feig
t vrns C -s lips k
C F Walker
Kinanuel Pile
A H Prugh
harh-s Sliank
Simon pKirpm
Levi Long Jr
Hiram Cramer
Fli h:iver
tiabriel ChnI
t.abria-I klilie
Mi. ll:u! . valid
Samuel Tn-nt
Samuel llhoaib-An.in-w
Lolir
'yr'is Il.-mmiuger
Win A lUmibart
J D W.-igle
Samuel Iturroii
Jno M.-sii.il.ler
Aanm limit
Jonathan Miller
Cinrge F Kiln me! I
A. M. IJo-s ,i !Ip...
"Our 1-111.(111.- ara
w ith your fertilizer-,
mo-t general uttisfiuli'
of Conrlii.
all v.-ry
Weil J"!. 'iNil
thev ''ivr flit
Ilidnil
tt l':niv Wf li:v ;v r
i-nriu-
.nit ami vicinilv have u-l thk-m."
I. ft.roiM. miht your mxI-. Iiav' v-Hit-
as ;imh1 -alihn-ti. mi a.- uity ! lia
r uxl
T TK aif Pi:
V AM V
I
S.MKB.-KT Cl.l'NTY )
tin- siilis. rils-r. one of the Ju--
IU-f.ire me.
tii-cs ofllu-
Pa-aii ill and tor saial c.nititv.
is-rsonaliy api-aml John II. Fox and hd I.
Fox, i-mploya- of the Sonier-et Fi-rtiiizi-r
( oiiiinv, tii.iiiiitai-tiira.-rs nf Fertilizers at
Somerset. I'a., who ln.iliiiliilyjiioriia.ii.pl
in to law, alcclare ami say that all ipnnl-oi'
their iiiauul'aa ture an pun.. Is in;i inada- from
none Imi ti.e hih ra lc t'ertilixiu ma
terials, to :he ha-t aif their kiaa.u la-L..- and
U-lief. J. II. FOX.
Kit. I.. F..
Atllrniad and -uli-a-rilsil U-fiire me the 'Jd
ilay of July. A. I. 1si;. at Simerset. Pa.
I-vKI K M Hit KS. J. P.
Fartna-r-. don't allow agents to talk y..u
into l.uyiinr from them. Their iKi.-tart -.niar-aniav
don't aiuoiuit to a hill of hcan.-. Tin y
travel over the amuitry at an t-iiomioiis a-x--use.
ull of which Iiiil-l nmie fn.-n the far
mers. We have no agents, hut it i our on u
solia itin and work. We ta-r-on.illy sins-r-inlcinl
the maiiiiticturiiii: of all p-is. 1::a!
jriiar.iiitu all that sk-i.iiI in ! i-iiivi !y
pun-. Iloiue eiitcq.ris.-s should he iatn.niz
nl and eiiii.iir.isr.il. Ii is a fact known to
ev.-ry fanner that we must tro out of the
aoiiiuv lor nearly, a varythins; nmiaii. Far
mers not within reai-h of the tin Ion . can
orala-r alins-t from us. I.n't wait for some
one to -all and -as' you. Ifjoit almp u- a
c-i:i! card, we iil pmniptly funii-'i
all inti.miatiou n-'aniinir priea r. .Ve. Pl -.i-e
write for infonu.iii. in. prin-s. terms. c:c.
P.rinir aioiu: ail the iann-. We an in iin-1
of tin m. Address
.s.iA7?.sr.r rr.uTiuzER ".
SmFhsKT. Pv.
W hat the Militiamen Cet.
Very ti w parsons haveany idea liat . i.m-H-.n-ation
the iiiilitiamcii of this State receive
while att.-n.lius.' the annual eta ampineiits.
Tl..-y nite as foil. m Privates. ..'si j-r
.kty : corj-.Tal-, -1.7" : sa-i-;caur.s. .'ii; first
lia-uta-nant and iion-a-oiumis-ioritsl starf, .;.'-':
-a-colid lit utenaiits, lir-t lieutenant
ami chaplain, t-t. 17 ; ijiiartemiasta-r. adju
tant and captain. -."..no ; major. .-..! ij : lia u
tcnant colonel, x-..'--: ; to.iia-t, s?i.7i. ; hri'a-dia-r
irii.cral, .-da.: ' ; major :-i ni-r.ii. sja-.s;;.
He Knew us From Way Back.
Ki.itor IIkkvi.1i nr s;,-1 Kui-l.-sasI y.ai
will hini tiva- do'iiars to r. new my siilrs r:
tion. I have Iss-n a n-a.li r of tiie Hkkii,:.
fmm the titiii- tha- '. showa-l it- tail ln.m
the old -a-.i.fje M..wry l-uildiiij!. alow n "in
theyi-st end ofyoiirtowti. I don tktiovv how
lon-f ai? that wa-. hut I have Iss-n a Vhi:
anal K. piihlii-an -im e. and ihirini; al! that
time, have 1-a-a-n a ann-tant nit. U'T of 'i,i- old
Hkkm u
-ours 'frlily.
Ai.hx LvMits.
VTKiii..si, Io v. June:"', 's.s.1.
Talk About Your Tall Oats !
The Huiitiii'ilon V-i say- "Ii.ivi.1 Koiisi
one of I.iii.-t.h: Town-hip's most excellent
farm, rs, has found in hi-oats tia Id staiks
that an- titty --even, sixty, ainl .-ixty-thns
im ha-s in leiiiith." "This," the .V-m says."
"excels any we have yet sea ti or heard of
this -a-a-oii." Not more than two minutes .
lief.n- we saw the .VrwV itani our venerahle
fria-nd Mo-es V. Y.mIit. nf'Coneniar.-'h Town
ship. Sa itm-r-a t County . walkasl into the Trih
ur ottlas with a stalk of Ru ian aiats hi his
hiiiial that, when nitwurcil. prvvea to lie five
feat nine inches in iemttli. ami it wasn't ua jr
alone imiwiiia when pulltsl, nor was it the j
talh-st in the field, for Mr. Vnda-r saitl i( I
"spiteal" him to sa.-3 talla-r lanes after he haak
tak-n this nw out. Tlie talli-t i.ii- ura ex
pts t.-l t,i n.-:i'.-h ai aititvide uf over six feet -U-fon-thtj
ipiit tfitoviicr. Mr. Y'sler ai-i
the eiitirc .-jitj. iaf unu-uallv hucc -ia-. j
'Ha: H m-O. .Ud. ivvi, U j
H ill-lii-., physii ian at the Aliiislmusa1
i slunjiiiie mata h on Waslna-sday. iliiinicli
i -2.it mail las-au-e Hu.ha-s Isnii'ht mealiciitfs
I frni a rival alruicrist a Im n the onk-rs had
i laeen m.miseal to him. Tlie alirea-tors mi-t
' anal onk-ml that the airnir Isiuirlit fmm the
rival 1 retunieat and supplies pun ha-a d
fraani Minnich. Tha-y at-o talka-I alsiut 'tir-
ius" Hualies. but postpoiKsl action. Min
nich woulal aps-ar to Is-uh.-aal. even if he
,. , ,, .
ahd ifi-t a hlack
eve.
MARRIED.
St HMUCKEK F.MKRT. At the Luth
eran rar-.naire in S.mcrset hv Rev. J. F
Sheun-r. Mr. Frank W. S.-bmu. ker and !
Mis" Marv t '. EniiMl, both of naiir Somarset
VARNE8 &-PEY. At the l.utlur.m
Parsonage in Somen-et hy Kev. J. F. Shear
er. Mr. tiilliain Vania-r and MLss Manha
Es-y of Johnstown Cambria, Co.
MAXI.ES TCIVEK. At the resi.l. n.-e
of the briale's jam-iits.' near.-s-alp Level, on
Weilnewlav. Jnly 7. l.s-.hy Rev.J.E. La-n h. j
Mr. Jiaaejih Mamies to Miss Lizzie WeavaT. !
I.ith of . -ii-alp Levrf.
IiVRY--.LF-SNER. At the re-i.k -nee j
of the ifiiciatin minister, in Berlin, Pa., on I
Sumlay, July IL l-1. hy Rev. J. -t.'AVitH-r.
Mr. John A. Lowry to Miss Alii C. (iia-ss- I
tier, ltli of Stonycni k, Somer-et Co., Pa. !
ALIKt'KMA, PA.,
I
Stats Normal Schcsl
'
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N.-t r.asl nf ninl an.i lai;;. i s v-nr : i:i t'..--tni..r
v.Tar -ti-. I n. -:ia .-1 . o:v !' r !z
lit .ie s:nli- bit Klr-l, i-'.si-'niv ; .-, .ua-1. i .ii:.; .
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Ia-lte la--ta:lie!in.r' on iil.-v.A
i tss-ti Tun't-'i i.. ti:.- i:Mcrsi..'ii.
mitnority. ii-inet- is h.-n l.. u"..-i. n
li.'.rfe'l to -iial ,".jii. in Ih.ik'' i'elnt
and Ih r-e havitiir . laivi-.iL'aiiis!
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STALLIONS
-AT-
Highland Farm!
insurince.
JO I IX, oi.
;tt S:o irsura.nte.
PERCHEP.OM STALLiOM.
"i yvan. n '.. a: $20 ins'Jfance.
LEK
7""' " httrr V..V i'u; f- 'V r it' f f'.'r-i' '
iililtinrttl p-:rt "f ti-f : f f-tr J -r u- t . ..f
iiui-.n.-.i i.'.i.:.. .:;:..,, stbathears
will be at Stoystown from July 5th to August 5i,
at $15 insurance. A:'---r : it tin-a ;.
hi.nla- iilso.
cots wool Lambs,
berkshire pigs
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trie siime. aral Hint lie ra.- aa -t!i:a...- -'(! t.i
Ihe UiiKl and the improvement- iiieTasvti, j.-s-i..ii
and imi-rnvenwiiis tua.l.- l-v n ii: i-:. :-r-imr
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of June. .. Ii. is-,.
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GUARANTEED
ANIMAL BONE
FERTILIZERS
tiMona Cropn nd I iti pro th Lad. for
ctirttl&r.
jQsHna Homer, Jr, & Co,
Ealttmsie. 21-1.
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VEL YE T,
MOQUE'JTE,
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iu Vestry lintsscl.s, ILctnt Super, Ingrain
Cotton Chain, Cottage Carpels,
St ra w Mattintjfi, Hugs and Stair Crash,
Stair Hods and Jiuttons.
rw m
Carpet Floor 82x25 feet for Dis
playing Carpets.
LACE CURTAINS AND CURTAIN F0LE3.
We will pay Freight on Carpets to Somerset and intermediate
Points. Our prices are the lowest. Come to us to buy
CARPETS. LACE CURTAIHS. ETC.
WE GUARANTEE IT WILL PAY YOU.
Gcis.
CliuLi.U Street, .J'OI IST( )V. fA.
A WS BOOK STORE I SOMERSET
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HISTORY, BIOGHAPHY. ALL THE POPULAR NOVELS.
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PURE DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
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LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
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