The Somerset Herald
,Kii'K K. I'LL, VaIk.
.tl.VB-I'AY-.-
K.-mii- r'ncUy.
p,,y.i tlitf iTuwru.
f.n-it-' rerlianrino4r.
i. ,,, lawful t T-
( ..! nvl'1' re "w1""1 bwwtletn
The nirtasw My 'lay "'-
I jiHii fire " u','', ,h! errui'lF.
Tlie lfcl'ull'm" M'k bound to win.
vureve'iln : burtrlar re almat.
Trv Mik'" ,"'""e- B"yii!1l' it.
Tli, pMMuruiit kiTr n.w liave yr.
,,virr wi- tl" Jl'uljir
eiinnir-
(,illiier- rr
out every day mi after
sqii'TreK
Will a'l tin-Kale rbe-rtmitu " be ri-nii
by tiit fr"'t
Ti- i-!,!t' ',l'1'n!an'' "H" fritter never
P, ,it f -'.vie.
Vari'ii 'iayf re slMirteninit. ail-J i. -hi ail
Tix- li-jve are a!n-l.v otlnriiiK. and "mi
m.n. i"i t.. till ..fftlie tree.
In .ipUt ti M aiif-tiin out f tlie nm4-ine-nir.
u- tin- niiler inice.
M -nil--" i-i'H-r are ."till at work in the
n,V,,ri-l'f Fayette tlty.
Yu.at 1- 1(- f-uVikTs Lulu-' ami t-hil-iit.
any i"ke or style.
i! Ti-ii'i-i that tatiei mill m il as
.. a- ivnt jut linltel thL fall.
r V it.ytl liiw en-lifive sale of Alfred
tine jxTfiinieK. Try tlnui.
it I -lir B-k Sinre thu-jiel Hymn
;!! ! Id ' """ ul' "'"1'er 1st.
!i,ii ! fail ti "' H:in. the (htmlum IK-"
tive." l the Hini KriiUy evening-.
If n wiil'l live l.it. jinrier. and make
,,-..f Hie Imy ynur ImirfC. N. IfciyiL
h-ia i liin mactrer." in the latent hmg
y,n-- fr .l"-i.naTiii)r a peij and ntaih r
TV h;i:i'l-'iie line f ladies" clotlm and
,,,4,. ull -:id-. to ! fnuud iii town, ia at
J it Miy.krX
K;itv.li'l arnimre" for the flrt friit. A
kind "f rtirly flirtation between Katy and
Ja-k. .t.."i-sik.
Jn-t neiwl at J. P.. Snyder!", a laiye 1K
of niiii" ami Siys' suit!" and overmuts.
IV i Imy l C.n- ym w tlieni.
Se tin- Star Sufety lliUuT wild fiy C. X.
itivi Warniim"! to Shave " kiiii. Iiiijwwi
bip tit rut the (mv while Qiri it. Time and
iu..my Kivel. t all anl see it.
(fur loiw exiTiet in the millinery bmi
iitk' nihiex U-- to xuit the wants of all a.
all u.Me and all rtyh at the very lowest
jncis.
M. M. Tkki.ueli-
R.'Uiid trip rickets at nslue ntfes during
ibi -Cincinnati Exsitiin. Ticket gisxi for
ten day to return. J. W. Pattos.
T P. Agent II & O R R Somerset, Pa.
Mr. H C. White, of A.J. While Son,
M.-n haiit Tailors, Cliamtiersliurg. Pa , will
ri.it Siinervet almtit the l.'ith itist., with a
full line of fall and winter raiting and over
t. Wait Sir him.
Tlie jiojmlation of Pennsylvania, by the
U-t (ensii". as 4.22.'l and in cimisitiiiu
wroximatrd more chssely to tlie normal
uii.lanl than ni'ist Arueriiin
t.-imr to stnales as 21.1 hi 214.
States, males !
1
We have ikiw full till and winter styles of
hats and bonnets, as well as trimmings in
all sliadts and materials, suitable to the sea
.n. M. M. TawiaKi-L A Co.
Tlie lady who acimjianies mT husbaml,
hmtlhcr or-sweetheart to the reunion this
week, will TfT it if she fails to jmn-hase
her millimTy, notions, trimmings. Jewelry
rtt anywliere but of
M. M. Trepwull Cn
Mammoth ltlis k.
Tlie Mmineld .ilt'T nffiT" preminms
st tlie eoniinir fair to be held at that laee. as
f.llew : SilviT gold-lined goblet to the j.n-t-tiint
riri lwliv umler one year old : silver
knife, fork anil n to the jirettU-st Isiy
hahy uniler one ynr of age.
In aiMition to our large stock of milliniTy
rid niiliim ry trimniinsrs, we have the larg
est lot of notions. tae. collars, cutis, ker-clmf-..
Ins', gloves, jcwelrj", etc., etc., ex-rlu-ivfiy
jiun haseil for and alaitcd to tlie
mailt-- .if ladies, to he found in Simerset.
M. M. TnicnwELL Co-
Meit Vakkit. We have just adtled a
larje kfriTator to our Meat Market, in
which all nuats can lie kT4 iih1 aud lean.
M'irt.m. Us-f. pork, Ac. kejit eoustantly on
lunid. iieii ilaily. Parties buying meat
rail hsve it kejn in tlie n'frigerator until
vanteil.
Ross Davis Co.
An eastern veterinary surgeon says it is a
tut tliat seed of tlie sunflower is tlie licst
remedy cer di-siviTii! fc.r the sjicedy cure
"ff.mn.irr in liooss Immnliately on dis
(nierit.a that a y.suig horse is foundered,
put ahsit a pmt .if a hi.Ui aeeLs into his feed.
It mill aork a ierct cure.
Mr. Heiin- ai.lv, of Minister townshiji.
Iiile jili.aing i his farm on Tuesilay of
last eek. as "iid.lenly startled by a crash,
ai.il The disa.'rais' of his team. The
Isipss had te)i'd on tlie covering of an old
Ut:idoi,ed ell, wliich bn.ke with their
eight, and both went down, one on top of
tls other. Mr. Ca-siihiy liurrietl tir aist
iv. and the neighbors gathered there, but
tly found .me horse killed by the full, and
tin- i.ther so badly injured that it died soon
aftT rs ine taken out. ."fccWuy FrrrmMH.
l.fK, Plasti;. fwKvr. CarKwd inStm k
and we iUote as follows :
rVa White Lime V barrel .-. 1J
Akron l enient "js barrel 1.75
P'irtlan.1 Cement li liam-1 M i"t
Cak-iurd PlaMCT V barrel 2..
onTMT. Pa.. i RiiiKstnillv.
JuneKlssi. , 1'ooK Bkkkits.
The new Utter sheet envelojt has not yiH
uVtii.mtnite.l itM-U'to be a suix'ess. There
area 6 w (mrjioses fcir whuh it will be valu
ahie. Uu tls? jsistal card and ordinary mst
ve Main) seem to furnish all needful facili
ties f.T tlie genera! JsiMtc Thinl Assistant
l'tiiaterTH'ral Haatti is of tlie ojihiMin
that tlie htter slieet will be short-lived. As
krbwk a lsiil a similar exja-rimeut was
tried, but tlie iksign intrtsluced was so
elunisy ilwa it was uu disiiKitimied.
"H'lil ASD Kis.
T" Dialers we tjuoteas Cillows by the Isix :
Lorilhtrd's " Climax ...42c
" Ami valid Xavv ".. 4r
" Sj.lcndid "
"Canary"...
"TijiTop"..
Magiie'.
V eiiabk-'s " Vinco
"! Tolihsi, 1 lll .
! tlgars, j liati
.VK
. XV
, 31 lc
3lc
1.10
a-h .
ordiT" imlv (bw 2 ist cent .) SlhiteL
Resjtmtly,
Cone A BceBira.
S.nners.'t. Pa.. June l, IsHi.
I have received my F'ali sM-k of Flannels,
all kitsls of Caiibm Flannel, white and
"lored. ,
Ladies Cloths, all slunk-.
New Dress Moods.
New Dark Sateen.
New Ydvet , dail, bnsaiksl and Mrijd.
New Honiesftuns.
New I ash lucres.
New Silks.
New Insskurfall kinds.
AhlHHigli all giMsls are higluT in first
haml,. by bovine r"is v.-ry early 1 will be
aJih-to H1 all g.l this season as. low as
they were ever M.
Mas. A. E-I hu
w-tit mber l. IK.
Jk tv jrm cominir ui tbe reunion Friday?
Our umtwr vUiturx Lave ixarly all left.
was a Uiu(. rainr, ibnagreeable.
dav.
Sonierwt i to hare a einru uu tlie lani of
Mober.
A dtT-ledly eold wave tau t tbm setion
Nmday eveuiui;.
Kverj boiiy aliooid go to the tura Iioue
hVi-iay aiU-ruoon and evenmj;.
A pmnte of baae tall will be jiLiyed at 8om
eraet, Fri.lay. betweeu the MryerHlale and
JenuerUjwn riulm.
Home grown j ie are in market and
are aelling at frura une dollar to oue dulir
end fifty uenu jier j.uliel.
Ilumau, tlie Heillurd murtlerer, will be de
fended by the (our lawyer John Ceagua,
Jordan, K)-yuol, and Kouae.
There are at jireMeut eveu irisonen ki the
Munty jail awaitint; trial at tlie ouming term
of coart, nix nialea ami one female.
Should a (footl leeture inure be amuured
fa-tlie inter tuontho, we woihler whether
our rtile w-Mild give it a liberal j"atnuue?
J iid-v iiarr returned home at unlay after
noon, aud left au:u Sunday luoniiu tr
liiil.nl, mlicre be ia at jiresent buitling
court.
We are requested to state that the Somer
set County Uunk and Treasurers tHliee will
ihK be ojien on 'riiiiy neit, later than 0
o eU:k, a. ru.
The Ik-uim-ratie jiriiiiary taxurs Sutunluy.
As there in only otiecandiilate for each otSi.
tlie election in all ).rolKihiiiiy will not be a
Very exciting one.
Mises Marie and Verpu; SaniaT, who have
been visilinjf relativi in Somerset Sir some
time a.-L, returned to tlieir home in Xew
York on ilitmLiy.
Tlie di'iuaiKla r rlapi ainl bnntiiu; ti be
u.ed in drt-rutiug on the 17th is very .great
ami we are ai'ruid our dealeni have not laid
in sutticient sum k.
IJev. W. L. Ib.iurU.iy, who for the jost year
has lutil rharp" if the Lutheran eoiu,'rer4tion
at Lavauvilie, hx gone to Springfield Ohio,
where lie has ii '!i-il a ealL
We direct the attention of our reuiSer to
tlie chatnn- in tlie large adverti-nient ol
niNFoKtiT tuinu, ol Johnstown, to be
ftMuid elrwhtTe in these eolutiius. .
The t 'oniH-llsille '.'irer is resjmnsihle Sir
the ilhiwiiui : A uic hite wjuirrel, with
eves clear as crystal,, a as shot in the wood
alsive Ilojiwaxt, oue day last week.
" An old Sulwriljer " inquires what i a
"chestnut?"- Why, for instam-e, if we
should say : " At the funeral of a brewer the
jireai her chose his text from He brows xx.'
The dwelling house of Mr. John Aiimau
was entered by burglars Friilay night, and a
large iuainiiy of tanned fruit, which las
gl wile had just finished putting up, was
carriid away.
Advertise in the HkralI' and thereby se
cure the IsiK.'lit" of the largest jmhiiiity. Xo
jwper in Smicrset county makes any jireten"
sions to oimja tinir with the IIkkalb in cir
rulation. A reunion of the liedford county camjisof
the Patriotic Sons of Aiiieriia will be hf lil
on tlie fair grounds on Wednesday of fair
week. Every canii in the county will be
rvjircsented. Two iiniforuu'd IuikLi will la
in attendance.
1'. L. Castrsvr, the Hatter and Furnisher,
has just received and oned a full line of
the latest styles of Hats and r'uniishing
'"ssls which he will si ll at the very lowest
i.ri.-w Tkt.n't f.iiit ti..- i.l.uw V.. '1 I W
beer's HI." L. Siniersct, Pa.
Fanners in this section are in a quandary
what to do with all their pnxiuir this season,
every thing yielding so enormously. Ajijiles,
js -aches, jiears ami (iltims, and ganlen vege
tables are a glut in the market, and can hard
ly lie disjiosed of at any jiriiw.
The Phihuleliia r?rW, Democratic,
whu h has a daily circulation of 11-II, says
that "lowering their flag to.! he saloons tlie
Iiemocnitic State convention rt'illsd t'lM'
j supjMirt of the friends of rational Icgi.-lation
: without attracting strength from any quar
j UT."
"Mr. Davids4rti, as Hans, the tierman boy,
convulstsl the house with his excellent act
ing of the rt, and imlced the whole js-rfor-nialiie
w& a divided sud'ess." IhmvUU ( Fa.)
R'rTiMrr. At Smierset (rjra Hoiise.Sejit. 17
and 1M. Satson sale at P. UCasebeer's Fnr-ni-hing
Store. '
Savilla Hovle airaiti languishes in duranne
vile. This time she is charged with having
stolen fifty dollars from Mr. William Hear!,
of Jefferson townshiji. In all pmhahilitT tin
fair Savilla will lie able to explain to tlie
satisfaction of tlie roiirt and jury bow she
eauK in js issession of the fifty.
Peoile coming to Somerset on Sejitemlier
17th will have a chance to see one of the best
Comedians on thestage. Frank S. Ihividson.
sujijMtrtcsi by a first class 'omjiany, who will
aps-ar at the Sinierset Opera HiHlse. in
" Hans, tlie ( iermaii Detective." Iirs open
at 2 o'clis k, jierfonuance hetrins at 3.
" His siniring is excellent, and his iuijs-r-sunation
of the 'eniian Is.y true to life. It
is a rare ojijsirtuuity to hear a genius like
Mr. Davidson." in.isvfr ( Iiul.) fMrier.
Will be at Smierset Ojiera House Friilay
and Satunlay S'jit. 17 ami IH. Reserveil
seats mi sale at P. L. ascbeer's Fumishitig
Store.
The Peo lie's favurite Dialect Comedian
and Vocalist, Frank S. Ihividson. siijiiiorti-d
by a first class Comjiuny, will aji"?ar at the
Smierset Ojs-ra House. Friday and Saturday
evenings. S-4-mlier 17 and Is, in thelsi-auti-ful
Comedy Drama-entitlod "Hanp, theH-r-nian
iMivtivr." ReservisI siais now on
sale at P. L. CaselsiT s Hat and Furnishing
Store.
"Mr. Ilaviilsou's singing brought forth en
core after encore, until lie hail to come to the
frirnt and ask tlie audieiu-e to excuse him.
This cotmsinv gave the U-st sntisfmfion of
any visiting us this season." .Vctt York Uir
nr. Will apjwar at Simers Oira H.mse,
Friday and Saturday. S-jitemher 17 and H.
Ri'serveii sints now on sale at P. L t 'a-1-lie-r's
Hal and tient's Fumishine Store.
The Snm-rs"t piitlcnn n w Imi visitisl Beil
fird last week ami stoHd at the Washing
ton HMii?, all exjress themselves as ik-light-1
with tlie entertainment th-- enjoyeil at
that well-known ho"t!ery. Tlie manager,
Mr. C. E. Ferner.is aformcrS.mcrn county
Ik. v. and w hile he treats all his guests in tlie
moxt kind and isiurteous manner, he jssjss--ially
polite to those from his native county,
fiider its in-s'nt management tlie Washing
ton HiHlse has lieen greatly improved and is
now iMie of tbr licst eotintry hotels to lie
found in weeks' travel. Mr. Fenier is jrtic
ularly fiirtunate iu having sreured the ser-vii-esof
tliat well known hotel clerk, Mr.
James Bowk-ti, w Im so well know-s Imkt to
look after tlie wmfort of bis guests.
In tlie court in York tlie other moniiiht.
on the trial of a case iu which the conviction
of tlie prisoner dejnleu on the evkk-nce of
a boy fifteen years of age. s singular sjctu
cle was resniteil, which astonished joilge.
bar, jury and sjs-dators. The boy was put
upoti the stand ami asked if lie knew the na
ture of an laith. llesuid lie did not. Tlie
Judge asked him if be knew w hat lok H
was he held in his hand, having been given
a Bible. He rejilied be did m. He did sl
know what the Bible was, did mil know
what would become of hint if he told a lie,
bad never heard of Ovd. Ueareo or hell, and
awnaed so totally ignorant of any moral
kkas tliat Juilge LatinKT was comjJetely
shocked that a child eonld grow np In surh
ignorance. He was a native of Poland, but
bad been km rrsiugh in Uiis eouatry to
luaru th English language quit well.
Old Mother Mitford. j Fourth Annual Meetinzof th W- C.
' At tlie election lieal fiatunliy. t il.ridi' j T. U.
wbetlief yt Jliltitrd towrutiiji aliould be Tlie Sdtowin is the n.Tninte oTexer
iliviiled, it ma Wded by a majority of six-J rise f T the SHinli annual naeeirig wf liie
Seeu tu make two toithiM out of her ter- J M'omao'a Oirutiau Teiraiti'e Tnioti of
ritorj-, all but our of the urters of tlie north fsnueret 'ounty, to he bHd at Trsina, Sp
who aiteitded the ehx-titm voted fir a divia- j teoiber atb aiul '.'Irt-, 1-s :
iou arhile in Uie Miuth ail but firtirteen were ' Olnoers ': rresuLrut, Mn". J. R. Walter .
ojijawed to a division. -
Death of an Estimable Lady.
Mrs. llioecker. mile of Mr. John btcseckei
and m.l-rof Instric. Attorney F. W. Itie
aeeker, died at her home in Jetiner town
shiu, after a lrotracted and taunful illnesa,
at an early hour Sunday iik ruing, site was
a most kind and gentle lady, greatly beloved
by all who knew her. Her death will be
sincerely mourned by a large circle of friends
and acquaintances. Tim funeral took place
at ten o'ekek Tueslay morning. The re
mains were followed to their last resting
place in the Beani church exmetery by an
uuuMialiy large nuuibex of aorruwwK and
symputhizing neighhora and friends.
Blair County Democratic Nomina-
tions.
The Deiuuerata of liiair county held their
eonvention in Tynne Weittiesday. S. M.
v isslick, T Altoirtia, presided. The ki-
kiwiuir iiouunatHMU were made : For ton-
gr-s, W. Fisk Conrad. Tvr.me : Assetublv.
K. M Seeda, Tyroue, J. V. Herring, AlUwiui ;
Register aud Kcv'onler, A. J. Ureer, Aiuia ;
Treasurer, Jonn Cree, Uotlidaysbun: : Cm-
ner, J. 1J. Hickey, Aiumna : Director of tne
Poor, Jaiues Funk, Duucaiisville; Cluiiruiun
ol'Couuty Coauinitee, U. W. Christy, tfclie-
otsl, the former ciiairmau, was renomina
ted ; Mtuilier ol' Stale "Aiuiumtee, II. it. i'i
ptT, Tyroue.
Some DiSarracetuI Jails.
1'hilip C. Jarrett, 1'rwi.U ul of tlie State
lioani ot l'uohc Cnarities ; aiaiier Tid
Oie, ti'iHTal Agent aua Set retary, and W. J.
Sawer. ol I'lltsourh. a meuiocrof tile itourd I
liave just (unipli'ied a tour of insju'enim of j
the jails of ihrtlui, JuuiaUi, lletltord. Hunt-
iugdoii and Fayetie coutitiea. Tiit-y say the,
jail l lioifonl is very dark, and w) damp
that tins are kept burning during the warm
est wtiuiier. i'iie Juniata, ill It! in and Uunt
iugiiou jails are also ciudcuiued. Itut the
I'niontown jail is tlie worst of all. Ill tlie
kiviiuie it is as dark as a cave, and male and
female misout-i-s muiirie logetiier in.lisi rim-
iti:ir..lL u-lil 1 is iiiicUuii urul tntiri 'inli-
luteiL Tne gentlemen had all heard of the;
Slucrsct comity jail, so lid pot viJl it, sir :
tear that if thev dtiL thev Would uot live to j
make their rejrt.
To Amend the Came and Fish Laws,
The Cambria IttruBl savs : An effort will
;.. . i ., , ....,..1
IS. IIUUIC 111 l!lT llJJkl lAIMluii:
the game and fish laws as to fix a deliiiite j
time U the klling of all game, and to jire
veut the use of dynamite in the destruction
offish. The pnisition is to prevent the
destruction of all game finiu January 1st to
t JcUilier 1st in each year, betause, for exam
ple, hunters pi to the woixls ostensibly to
kill wissh-ock, but kill young jilieasalits ami
other small game out of season. As to the
u.-s'of dynamite in the destnwtion of fish it
is a most cruel jmsAeiliag. and ought to lie
severely jainished. What amendments to
the (.resent game anil fish laws are necessary
as jireventalives against the total ik-sinK-tEni
of game and fish we are unable to say, but
that some law which would remedy the evil
should be enacted, we think all will admit.
Cabbage Worms.
Mui-h diftictiaty has U-en experienced in
destroying the cabliagv worui, a pest, that if
Hot got rid of in time, is sure to ruin the
plant it attacks. Some growers liave resort
ed to the js:rni ious use of Paris green.
which, while effective in killing the worms,
is nlaiiMil among the leaves, and is a most
virulent jsiisoil to whoever may eat the vege
table. Its use ann.it be t strongly roii
lemneil. There are many other remedies
tliat may lie ajipliM which will pnive quite
as efficacious and at the same time he iiiis-u-ous.
As enei-tive a rmans as is known tor
this jHirjsine L" n'j-areil by thoroughly mix
ing a talilcsXKMtiiful of cntde tarlsilic aw id
with a gallon of water, or in that pnijurtioii.
anil ajijilying the mixture to tlie jilants by
means of a fine sprinkler. It should be aje
jilied lute iu the afternoon, when it will not
immediately dry off. As .siu as it touches
the worms they aie dismied ; they soon eurl
up and die. ls-d in tiiis manner the arid is
so much diluted tliat it is jierfectly hannlcss.
Bedford Republicans.
The Rrjiubl'i-ans of Bedford eoutity ojs-n-eil
the eaniiiign by a rousing mass-meeting
in the Court House last Tuesilay evening.
Tlie meeting was addressed by John H. Jor
ilaii. Esq.. tieneral Jacoli M. Campbell. Hon.
John Cessna and James L. Pngh, Esq,. The
crowd in atti-ndam-e was lante and enthusi
astic and the meeting was one of the lwst
that BedfonHias had Sir years. The follow
ing is taken fmm the account of tlie meeting
puhlislicd in tl Iiuturcr:
J. L. Pugh, Es.j.. s randiihite for the Ugis
lature from Sinu-rsi-t county, said he had
hiard there was a new jmrty in the field.
He knew disturiwrs could always lie found
found in polities, in sis iity, in tlie chun-li,
in the home, every where. Sime men must
he at the heud must rule orniiu. But why
have this third jstrty? The Ri-puhliiaii
jiarty is the jindiibition )rty. All the vir
tues of the Prohibition jstrty la-long to the
R. jiuhli.an party. The RijiuhlKati jwrtv
ha given the jieojik' all they require. Then
why the necessity for. this thin! jwirty?
There Is a nigger in the wood-pile. Then- is
tniulilealmiad. IK-mia-mts will ity proliibi
tion only to make tnmble. Tliey will vote
with their jiarty every time. They only de
sire to mislead IUiiulJiiaus. Riiiblivatis
should not be mishil. No Utter jiarty ran
Is? instituted than the Rejuiblican party, and
"while it lasts," said the s.-akcr, " I shall
stand by its principles."
Mr. lhigh's remarks were short and jsiint
ed. His coniimindhig presenit! and his di-ep.
nH lislious voiis;, together with the truths he
uttereil, won theclscst jsissi Me attention of
his audience. -
Republican District Conferences.
The Rejiuhla an Ci mgn-ssional Confi-rrtue
of this, the Seventeenth Instrict, met at the
Washington House, Bislfoni. at ten o'chs k
Wednesday morning, ami effected an organi
sation by the election of AlexamkT Kenm-di-y.
of Johnstow n. a Pn-si.lent, and X. P.
Mervine. E-q.. of Alt." ma. as SiTetary, aftT i
w hich the confi-ri-nce adjonrneil to mei at
twno'cks k in tlie aftiTmsiti. At the after-
msin session, as well as at tlu- one held j Round Trip Excursion Tickets to jaiints in
Thiirsilay mnniing. eai h of the candidates, j Texas. Kansas, Xcbraska, Minnesota and Da
namrly. John A. Lemon, of Blair, J. H. i kola, at the lowest rates ever offered, with
iiongenei ker. of Bedford, J. M. C'amlieH, of snqiver jirivili-ges. This is one of the best
Cambria, and Edwani S-ull. of Simerset, re- j cham-es you will ever have to see the great
reived the votes irf tlie conferees fmm their j west, am! visit frirnds. For full Jink-ulars
resjss-tive rounties. Thnnnliiy morning the and rate call on agents of the Baltimore and
eonfereniv adjoitrm-d to meet at Smierset at ; Ohio, or J. W Pattim, Traveling Pa-enger
"ecn o'rks k Tuesilay evening, "VjitcmU-r j Agi-nt. Simerset, Pa.
21st. The iin.nsc-ntatives in the conference
were: ,
Hrdf-ni A. L. Hem h, W. A. Mullin, Ed.
S. Asehom.
Bliur JiM-jih Firhtner, James Boiler, X.
P. Mervine.
- (VimN-iM Alex. Kennedy, Geo. T. Swank,
David Hauiilton.
S-.mrril Josiah Keller, Elias Cuiiniiig
liam, W. H. Sniiner.
SrSATOKIAL. -
Tlie RrjiuhlR'an S-nutoruiI CoiifereiK-e for
this distrk-t cumijsiseil of tlie counties of
Simerset, Betlford and Fulton, ns't at the
Mengle House, Bedkird. last Tuesday even
ing. Smierset county's candidate, John R.
Ssjtt, Esij was represented by H. F. Kw-p-jier.
C. X. Boyd and A. F. Dinner. W. S.
AlexamkT, tlie landidate of Fulton county,
hail fir his ronfirees Jerry ( TonwT, William
Mctwivem aud ..V. C. Griffith. Bedford
cnuntVj whose twndiilate is W. C Smith,
was represented in tlie conference by John
G. Kru-hbaum, John B. Hammer, and Leon
ard 8. Ferry. H. F. KnejeT was ekx-ted
chairman and John ft. K rich ban m secretary.
At this meeting as well as at tlie ones held
Thursday morning and afternoon ami Fri
day morning several I ml kits were taken with
out a nomination being nu.tr. At Friilay
morning's session it was deckled to adjourn
to meet at Simerset on tlie 12th day of Octo
ber. " ' . ' '
' Vk 1'resiileut, Mrs. J. it. TIhhuusou ; Kc
! t-ordiiiif Secretary, Mrs. U. A. Hay ; Oures-
poihl:ug SeiTetary, Mrs. -M. O. Konser;
Treasurer. Miss Fannie Thomas. .
Firs Session will be held Monday "even
ing, Sejitemijer 3) at 7 o'Hotk ; Ievotional
exercises at 7M, eorslucted by Mr. E. V. C
-Man. of Alliylieuy lity. Convcnti-.o called
to oriler at 8 o'clock. Address of WeUtime,
Mrs. t'isier.of Trsina ; Besuonse, Mrs. A. VT.
Knej'jier; Heading resolution of last annu
al meetiutr, Mrs. I A. Hay."
AjHiutnient of Committees on EnroU
meut, on Kesolutious, and on Nominations.
Sinjrimr, I'rayer, ami adj'iarnment
Tuesday, Sejtember 21, Irwst!. Morning
Session : Devotional exeroses, Mrs. M. E.
Hannum ; Reading of minutes; President"
I annual address ; Kefmrts from iocal unions ;
J AHreaa.
I Tuesilay, Se!emher 21. lssfi. 2 p. ni. De
j "ti"iual exercises, Mrs. Mary Reefer ; 2-.S1,
Convention called to onler ; Keaduurof min-
I au AAlresw, Mrs. R D.Sulirie ; Rej.tft of
; Treasurer ; Res.rt of Sujieruitendent ; Re
1 f Committees ; AppoiiunR-nt of Ofli
t and Sujienuteudeiita.
Tuesday. Sejitemlier 21, ISSrt, evening ses
sion. 7:3", Iievotional exereises, Mrs. Rev.
LeFevre : S p. m.. Convention called to or
iler; Residing of minutes; Addres, Mrs.J.
Ellen Foster, of Iowa.
Monday, Sejteml-icT 22, li, morning ses
siou, S:;.Dcvotioual exercises, Mrs. E. U.
C. Mair, Allegiieuy ; iti. Words of clieer
and eoinfurt.
An Important Dialogue.
" Hello, Abe ; how are you, old boy t Glad
to see you ; where have you been f"
" Well, Kisk, I just eante from the Synod,
at Somerset ; liad a spleudid time."
j Why, Al-e, I notice you have a new suit
j of clothes?"
Yes, Fisk, I never go to Somerset with
I out buying something. I an more than
save my oar tire that is, if you know where
i to liuy.
"- yu.nee noi -
i ,, . , i . . .. ii i ,
i tliat
is. J kau J. B. Hujider. We are Bid
frieuds. tilail to see him gel along so well.
He has the store all to himself now. Well,
i he has worked hard, aud ileserves success.
I 1 always liked one thing alxnit his store you
! never find any old insls. I was in his store
some time ago, and he was jKtually out of
g, atui latin c-a.s.
! " Well. F'L-k. go in his store now and see
f ll-.
tne jin ol cs lining, overcoats, lwihs coats,
and, Fisk, do yon know you cau stive from
2.' to .!.(. on a suit? And when J. B.
says it is all wool, it is all wisd and you
can liet uu it. My w ife is going along next
time; she wants a new cloth dress and nail;
and my ilaughtcr got married, you know
and she wants a lot of dishes aud glassware.
And I tell you. for anything of that kiuL J.
B. Snyiler's store is the jilace to go to get it
j or anything else. -A fellow cau trade w ith
i him any kind of iinxlui-e. Wliat vtoiiilcrs
j me is, whv everylsly don't buy from him
He has the largest trade in town, and it is
growing all the time. By -by ; w ill see you
at the reunion on the 17th. if not stsiuer.
Veterans' Reunion at Somerset.
The biggest tints that Simerset county
lieojile ever have had, or will liave for many
a day, will occur at tlie big reunion on Sej-
tetnls-r 17th. Teojile will lie- in Smierset
from every town, towiishii and hamlet in
the County. This will he the time to seeand
shake hands with your n-latives, friends, ac
quaintances, and everybody else. This will
be the time of all the year to go to Fisher's
Riaik Store and get your sclnsil-biNiks and
snjilies, and Almanacs for 1SS7. Town and
country merchants will recollect that at
Fisher's Book Store they can buy for their
school trade at wholesale city prices srhool
liks. Js-ns. pencils, ink, tablets, copy books
and everything they may need in the schisil
trade. Fisher Book Store iWies a wholesale
trade, and last neason sujiplied fiirtyiix
stonwin thiscounty withsi-lhsil-lssks,ilisl
supplies and Almanacs. Hagerstown, Mil,
ami Lancaster (iermaii and English Alums
at jiublisher's wholesale priiw. Call at Fish
er's Bik Store and lie convinced.
Attention, Ladies I . -
Teams to gather uji the jmivisions, so
kindly contributed by the goisl jieojiie of
Sin-rset. will i-all at the different houses on
Friilay morning early.
Parties are requested to jmt tags with their
names on haskrts, etc.
Tlswe furnishing hams, if unable to boil
them will please notify the committee on
Wednesday evening.
Those contributing ontsiile of town are
requested to have such snjijilies at Ariiitra
tion R.un. Court House, early on Friilay
morning.
Thew ivi-s and daughters of the luemlKTs
of R. P. Cummiiu" Post, together with the
other Uwlii-s named, have been elected mi-m-bers
of the Ladies' Committee and are re
quested to lie jircscnt at the Court House
yard early Friilay morning and lend their
assistance, and thereby insure the Reunion
a grand success.
Cham. J. Harbison,
'hairman Pmvisions.
Reunion, Sptem ber 17th. 1
Everybody will beat the Rcnnion at Som
erset, S jitemlier 17th. You should, 1
there, and while you are ill town it will puy
yon to go to Jujnes B. Holik-rlmum's HanK
ware Store and examine bis line of sporting
gissls, consisting of Winchester, Colt's, and
Floimrt Rifles, double and single breech
lou.ling Shot-guns, double and single muzzlc
loadiug Shotguns, llstols. I'artriilges, Pow
der. Mint, Cajis. Primers. Brass and Pajier
Shot-shciis. Wails, and Wadn utter ; Plugs
and Niples. Re-loailing Tisils, Powder and
Shot Flasks, tjim-hs'ks. Patch-boxes, 1'iK'ket-comjnistK-s,
Drinkiiig-cu", Dog-whistle, Bi
cycle - whistle, Turkey-calls, Duck - alls,
Ihirk-Uintems, and everything' kept in a
first-class Hardware Store. Call and. see,
whether you ib to buy or not.
Jam B. HouiF.BBtm.
Xo. 3 liaer ltlis k, Simerset, Pa.
Co as You Please
On the B. and O. Excursion to the West and
Xorthwest, Wcdnesiliiy, August lath, Wed
nesday S-jitemlicrsth and i;iL tm the above
dates the Baltimore and Ohio Agents will sell
Advertised Letters.
) Tls? following letters n-maining umalled
! Sir in the mstnfhce in Smw-rset, will Is? sent
to the Ik-ad Letter tiftiie if not lifted on or
before S jitemU-r 2i IKstS :
Biililler, Peter; Trant, Uicimla ; Craw
fonl, C. C. ; Ctsijier. Samuel ; Coleman, Jas.
W. ; Ilmu. P. I. ; Flsite, J. K. ; Garcy. Miss
Cora ; (toh n, Josiah : INsin, Aniksi ; Keeler,
Josi-jihine : Kemisk-L tirilla; Fnlk-r. Ila;
Fkiyd, Miss Racliael ; Pile, W. II. ; Shuen,
Mrs. Annie ; Shoemaker, Anthony ;Sn-grist,
C. B. ; Shafer. Wesley ; Zimmerman. Mrs. C.
PostaLs. Bttlw-l. Samtnsl r CarrolL . P. ;
Ream. Josej.h ; Zimmernian. Aaron.
J. K. Ct.rra.iTH, P. M.
Marriage Licenses.
Tlie Billowing licenses have been granted
by Clerk Sliafer since oar last issue :
Aldus L. Miltenberger and Emma Wentx.
both of Coneniaugb township.
John H. Bowlin and Laura Wilkins, both
of Addison township.
Lincoln Faklley. of Summit Twp, and
Sarah Klink. of Elk lie k Twp.
Reuben S. Walker ami Lizzie A. Coleman,
biith of BrotlM-rsvallry township.
Cornelius Shaffer, nf Sliade. and Maggie E.
Start, of Qnemanoning.
Peter Stanger. of Stoyestown,' and Mary
Rk:hardsou, of McKeesport. '
WASHINGTON LETTER.
Vram sar Regular Gain tsiodeiit. -
H'AsHtSisms. IX C. Septtmlsfr II.
Dullness basheen reignirai m Washington
since the adjournment of Congress and the
departure of the Presi-lcnt. Tlie exodus of
peoj4e to the mountains and seashore has
this year been greater than nsnat Tlane
who leave Washington in tlie beginning of
tlie warm season and do mit return nutil
after frost, fail to see the Cajiital City in her
loveliest aspect. The temperature here dur
ing the summer montha quite as eool as
in far higher Ttttirmlus. Tiie streets, with
their sn4fa surfaces shaded by tne over
lafiprag branehes of trees, form beautiful
vistas, at the ends uf whk-h may be seen a
cool fountain or majestic statue. All un
sightly object are hwklen by a luxuriance of
verdure unparalleled in any other city of
this sise. The parks, for whose beauty
Washington famous, are a delight to the
eye with their many colored flowers and
shrubs ; and altogether one wonders where a
pleasanter place could be found to spend the
summer.
Already a few familiar faces on the streets
denote tlie return of some of the old ha! littles.
The- Prrshleut in expected to lie at his post
again in about a week. It is still a debated
question whether Secretary Manning will be
able and willing to resume his duties.
The crank has not felt it to be his fashion
able duty to leave Washington during the
summer months. The other day a good
kjnking, well dressed gentleman walked with
an imposing air into the White House. On
being asked his name and business, he an
swered haughtily, I am the Emjieror of
America, and I desire tliat thirty millions of
money shall lie immediately brought me
fmm yonder building" jminting to' the
Treasury. The doorkeejier, with mock
obeisance, and professing his allegiance,
persuaded his Majesty to enter a carriage,
and be was quietly driven to the lusane
Asylum. There he should be placed in com
pany with another crank, who has been
there for several years, and whose claims are
even more extensive than those of the woul.l
be Emperor. He believes that he is tlie
Monarch of the World, and unlike the des
pondent Alexander thetireut, he does not
wish Sir other worlds to conquer.
The employes at the White House are very
busily engaged just now, getting the man
sion ready fiir oceupaney. Every summer
during the President's vacation it undergoes
a thorough cleaning. All tlie rarjvts are
rolled up, the window curtains and dnqieries
taken Mown, and chaos and the chamber
maid reign. The wisslwork in the house is
lieing jiainted and regilileil, both in the jiri
vate and jiuhlie ajurtments. Then tliere are
to be some -iuuiges in furniture, the wcui
and tear of which in the rooms ojien to the
public necessitates frequent renewal. Every
thing will be complete and the entire house
in onler by the time Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland
return, though it is not probable they will
oeeuiy it at presenLas their country home is
also rapidly approaching corujiletiou, and it
was the Presiikmt's original intention to
sjivud the rest of the hot season tliere.
Mr. Bayard ia the only Cabinet officer in
tlie city at jiresent. Mr. Lamar is in Ver
mont, writing a sjieech, it is said, to be de
livered at the unveiling of a statue of John
C. Calhoun in Charleston. The statue will
lie unveiled jirovided any solid ground can
he found for it. What a s'jiertacle and what
a theme for the poet, the historian, and the
moralist. A bnmze Calhoun lisiking on the
skeleton ruins and the purseless heart- of
secession, umid sulphurous fumes and infer-'
nal perturbation.
The Srretury of War has not been in tlie
city Sir weeks. Adjutant General Drum has
been acting ne. -retary. There is great rejoic
ing at tlie War Dejiortment over tlie rapture
of (ieronimo and his band of red anarchists.
It is said at the War ltirtmeiit that tix-y
will hong. linked they ought to hang.
This refined and civilized means of exit has
terrors for the untutored savage that mere
familiar shooting cannot equal. To die like
a Christian malefai-tor, with benefit ofcleigy.
fills the mind of wor li with nnhowlable
horror, and turns the sweet memory of
brained babies and tortured, disemliuwled
women to ashes in his mouth. By all means
let them hang, and let Congress honor tien
eral Miles and Captain Law-ton with a vote
of thanks.
Veterana Reunion, Sept. 17.
We are now ujion the threshold of the
great reunion, which is agitating the iiiimi
of tlie jx-ojile within a radius nf forty uiiles
from the town, and all indications during
the jiast week Jsiint to a larger gathering of
people than had before laeii anticijiatetL
The adjoining counties of Westmoreland,
Fayette, Cambria and Beilt'onl, toscther with
C'undierland, Md.t will I heani from by
thousands, and the news from ail sections of
our own (Simerset Co.) is tliat everylsidy will
he here. The streets and lavements are he-
ng cleaned and swept by the borouim au
thorities, jsdes and arches will be erected.
and tlie town will be -profiisely ik-corated
with streamers, banners, flags and hunting.
and it is to be hojieii all will I happier for
having sj-nt the day in Simersi-t. A more
stasonatile time for this event eonld not liave
been selected. Tlie farmer has been blessed
with a bountiful harvest, his cniK liave
been gatliered in goml condition and miw af
ter having garnered his yearly fortune, in the
heat of a miilsmnmer snn. let him take a day
off, turn out with his wife and children, and
together take in the greatest of gatherings in
the histi iry of the county.
Although we have iirrially failed to secure
the sjieakers of national imputation so much
desired, yet there will be jiresent a numls-r of i
orators, among them Gen. Harry White,
Adj. tJen'l Stewart, Col. Timi Bayne, Col
IJnton. Caiit. f Jvinstune uul iniwiiKK' !
others. ,
ArrtingenHtits- for a cannon were made
sevend weeks ago, and at this writing, we
liave the assurance of two, and who knows
hut that a whole buttery may lie in line on
reunion ilay. Again the invitation goes out.
"Come from the valleys, come from the
bills, come from the mountains, mine from
everywhere, and be sure you get here."
.M.tS.WEW.
Line of March for Reunion Day.
On arrival of trains the jimression will be
formed at the ik it. tiic line of mun-h to lie
up Patriot and Main Cnws strei-ts to the lia
mond; West on Main street to AVest End:
i-oanter nuin-li to West street, theme via
West, TOiKin, East ami Main streets to East
End ; counter march to the Diamond where
the procession will lie massed and an address
of welcome delivered by a comrade of R. P.
Cnmmins Post, Xo. 210, after whk-h dinner
will be served in the Court House yard to
the Grand Army niemlicrs, veterans, orgnu
ixedCamjis of Sms of Veterans, Military or
ganizutions Ikinils, and Iirum Corjis at -9
p. m. Assembly will be beaten to congre
gate all in the Diamond near the stand
where addresses appnijiriate to the occasion
will lie (k-livered by various orators.
COXXITTEE.
Don't Move.
The citizen who removes from one borough
or townshiji to another, or from one ward in
to another, between the thin! day of S ptem
ber and election ilay, loses his right to vote,
because he must swenr that he has reside
at least sixty days in tlie district where he
offers to Tote.
The Veteran Reunion
That orrnrs in Simerset this week, has in
duced us to order special kits of millinery,
and other good suitable to the season, and
we will take great pains to jilease tlie ladies
wlio visit os on that ncnision.
M. M. Tseewfll A Co.
Notice.
The Siuthamjiton Townshiji School Board
will meet Saturday, Sejitemlier 1H, !, ol
the Kennell's Mills School -bouse, Sir the
pnrpose of hiring teachers for the ensuing
school term. Xo lady teachers wanted.
By orderof the bnanl.
ML. Tavbek. Secretary.
Real Estate for Sale.
SamneJ Walker, of Allegheny township.
Offers his farms at private sale. If not sold
en or before October 1st. will be offered Sir
nait, PostofBce atklrass Dividing Bulge, Pa.
A BRILLIANT OPENING
AT
Parker & Parker's
Infuses New Life Into Business
With our Grand Exhibit of
New Fall Goods,
i
! CttHi&t and Wntp yit r'k inik-lt.
Tbe prices will be found much lower than
last year, notwitlistandiug tlie late advance
in wisil as we niale our contracts late in the
Spnng.'
Iu brat Good we. have all tlie Dew and
latest styles in plain and fancy mixtures.
Blntk and Colortd Cuikmcnt ,
tme kit of i t ashmere in all colors at 121
cents.
One lot of 36-inca Cashmere's in all colors "j
at cents.
One lot of 36-inch Coupure at 40 cents.
Oue lot of 40-inch all wo4 Tricot Cloth at
50 cents.
One lot of Si-inch all wool Cloth at 73 cts.
Oue kit of 54-inch all wool Cloth at 9") eta.
Dress Goods at 4. i . 10, 1 X, aud l.i cents.
I'ress Goods at 3), i, ,, and 3t cents.
Black aud Colored Silks. Kha.lamers all
tlie new aud latest styles in shawls.
A full and complete line of Blankets in red.
blue, white and gray, at very low prices.
4.tsj) yards of Imligu Blue Calico at 5 cents,
which we will warrant to be beet Indigo
Blue.
Xew Calicoes, best make at 5 -L.
Oue lot of goisi dark Calicoes at 4 eta.
La tw aster Ginghams at 8 cts.
Berkshire Ginghams at 7 cts.
Xew Flannels of every description ; Mor
gans Sliirting Flannels and Yarns.
Xew tires. Trimmings iu Beaded Gabions,
Beads, Ornaments, Braids, and Cords of ev
ery dcserijition.
31 jiiecvs more Turkey Red Table Linen at
25 cents. Table Linens of every descrijitiou,
Xajikins, Bed Sjirea.ls, Towels.
A full line uf Ladies Tuilerwear in Camels
Hair, White and Srlei.
Xew Gloves, Hosiery, Handkerchiefs, Rib-
futrMI tlfl I '.inail.
Velvets in Brocaded and Striped, and iJain
,
i-oiors.
A full line of bleached and unbleached
Muslins, Tickings.
atuon Flannels at S, S, 1, anil 12 rents.
Mens wr of every dcsrrijftiou.
These are prk-es which w ill make a pro
found sensation in busim-w and private cir
cles. How we got these gissls, and how it
is that we can offer them at such praes
Would he ton hina-a -lorv u. ..nf in ,.ri.,l
" r
We invite you to insiiect our offerings and
carefully examine thegtssls and prices before
buying elsewhere.
Our Stix k will astonish you,
Our Prices w ill amaze you.
PARKER & PARKER,
A Wonderful Discovery
Has been made by the jieojile of Simerset and
vicinity, that in the pun base of millinery
the largest assort merit, the best selections,
the latest styles, the lowest juices are to be
found at M. M. Tredwell .t Co.'s. Mammoth
Block.
Ladies' and Children's Wraps.
This week I will rwiHvc my new stock of
UuhW and children's wrajis, consistimr of
Dolmans, Jackets. Xewmarkets. tlnulars,
short coats, Ac, all newest styles and at the
lowest jirices. Mrs. A.. E. I'hl.
Brick For Sale.
We have on hand a large number of good
brick which we will sell in quantities to suit
tlie purchaser. Priiw very reasonable. Yanl
OJijMisite the jilaning mill.
lIllI.BRiS'K Band. A Pabsov,
Short Horns.
I will offer at public sale on the Iriamond,
in Simerset, on Tuesilay, Seitember 2S, ls.sj,
(iimrt week) at 1 o'clock r. sharji. six
juire-brwl bulls and two heifer calves, of
good jiedigrees, from five to seven months
old, of my own raising, on n-asonable terras.
, S. M. Sayler.
Mktkrskale, Pa S-jit. 11. piSH.
Attention !
I am again offering the cek-bnitol Star
CojilT lightning Rod, one among the best
in the market. Those contemplating pro
tection should send in their timers at once.
Delays are iluugerous. All work done in the
Itt-st Manner and satisfaction guaranteed or
no pay.
C. F. RlIOADS.
Simerset Pa.. Aug. 31, "sti.
Big Reduction in Prices.
Iu order to make room for our immense
jinn-has of school books and supplies, and
ten cases of Holiilay Gtssls, you can buy j.ic
tures, jiicture frames, chromos and mould
ings at Fisher's Iksik Store, at a slight ad
vaine alsive cost. This great reduction in
jirices will jirevail only up to October I, ai'ter
which date former priies will again jirevail.
Xow is your time to buy this class of gissls.
at r'isher's Biik Store.
MARRIED.
BoW LIX WILKIN'S. On Wedneskiy.
.September 1. lsxti. at the Luthenin jiarson
age in Simerset, by Rev. J. F. Shearer, Mr.
John II. Bowlin and Miss Laura Witkins.
lsith of Addison Townshiji, this county.
WALKER t "Ol.EMA X. On Tliurxlay,
Sejitemlier 9, lsssH. at the Lutheran jiarson
aire in Smierset, by Rev. J. F. Shearer. Mr.
Reiils-n S. Walker and Mis Lizzie" A. Cole
man, both of Berlin, this eonntv.
SOMERSET MARKET.
Corrected Weekly by COOK a MERITS,
DEALERS IS
Choice Groceries, Flour & Feed.
Prices for rjrjitcinlwr 15. Is-Sti.
.Apples, drieil. f lb
Apple butter, ?gal .
Beans. rni
Bran. 4. Kmltw
butter, .roll.) v i
" ikegl, tb
Buckwheat, y bu
lta.'ir
il Ji
n io
u:V
" meai,
Beeswax, Ik
hacon, isuKsiwured Hamsi Si
" 1 1 . wintry hain-i r I-
" (Sfssildersi t tt .
..-.JUr
He
U',c
(siiiesi ft s..
Corn, lean y bu ,
" I helled l Y bu
Meal V ft a.
Chop, corn aud oafs. 1UU Uw...
all rve, lo lbs.
Kinrs. t "lot
Hour, Kniler Fris-ess, r bbl
" Vienna, bbL......
Flaxseed. Y bu
Lard, a ti
MiddllliKs, 1(10 lbs
.V .VitoiilV
, .Vksiss-
i ii
ZL"Z!"""lsw.iiir
SI 2Twsi :
;H!:Vic
... :fliia:tie
s4g.ii ic
i mis, ynu
Putaliies. bu .
rVm-hes dried. V ft
Rve. bu
salt, (No 1.1 f bbl.
" fiinsnsl Ahmi) a sack ....
(A-shtoul full sack
.
Si j0
SI Ul
fim'r
,7ic tlie
-lut-V
nae
siursr. yelkiw. ft
w hite. ft ,
Tallow. 1" ft
Wheat, r bu
HI.T PROCI.aMATIOX.
Where vs. Tb Honorable WhuaN J. Pa nt.
PrnHdeitt Jmlit? A the swerai Vurti of Coiunum
F1H! of ihe vt'mi ctmntit rotiiiMinitic the lrth
Jntiif ial I)ivtrict. and Jttti-e if the "4Mirt of i st
aul Termint-r ami Irt-Deral Jail 1-fHwry. 6 tlie
trial of all rapttai and tKher f-ttVndtfm iu the n'ni
riftrift, ml Wm. Collin and Hani el Ssvirr.a.
KMiuin. Judifri of the mn nf OiuinHiti Pleuit
and JiMieeattf the Court f Oyer and TenuiiMT
and Genera Jail Ueiivery fir the trial of all eaii
tal and othev otfenderfi in the (dainty of SnnT-t
have fftMied their prvtvfiu, and to me dirvete!,
f"T boldiiLtr a Court of Tnn Pleas aud ieneral
tuancr St-iKo of the Pea- and (retieral Jail
HeliTerjr, and Couru of Vfvr mad Terminer at
tMrtaetvet, oo
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1886.
XfT!ce la herebT triren to all the JtBtWpnf the
IVaee, the oftner aivd Coiunable within the
Mid tVmiitTof Snmerm-C that thev be then and
there in Uietr pnper ierMna with their rolU, ree
ori. InqubriitMptut. exaniinatHHia and other re
memhraiM to do th--e thing whirh to their
otlirv and in that behalf appertain to fee done ;
and alM trier who will pn-e:ute atfaiat the prta
ouer that are or shall be in the jail of Smer-t
f ottntv , to be then and there to pmerute aauiVst
them m hall be jtita.
KHERiirrOrrirft , JOHX WIXTERja,
Sept. 1, rfaerift
DM1,nuT0Rs XOTICE.
Irtaie of Jacob Crorle deeeat-eH, late at iShade
Townrip, Amienet Cuunry, Pa.
Letter of avlminivtratioa of the above eatate
havinir been irranied to the nrder(rzed br the
pmfM-r authiRiiy, notlee fa hereby -riTen to all per
am indebted to aaid entate to make immediate
payment, and tboae havinir elatma agaimt the
amine to pre-ent them duly acUmitieated for et
Uemant witiJ5 4eiay.
ACGCBTUB HFTFXrT:
- ajijl atdinifiiiTrtvtty
RIFFS SAI.R
Br vir.u-jf au.rv writ o(Yi .. Lrv Ft .
n4 VniS Vs. isMuttX ttut if ;hf i"o:rt iit( mr'H'ii :
pi'lrf le mi ilie 'ri Htrstir? ui ?siiav t Kir--
Fill DAY, WTEJtEEK 24. KMi.
j t l ortrlh. r. m . yil lb rijrri. ti- !
t auto mmi Jtu ptt ZjiuimTnsan. ik-tv. unit -
: Jtrijatban I. Kut-wK Urn- ttiUit o. i n-i
j U tlx- h-4)tv.fiix t-i-rti Ui YMtv, viz; . :.
' fTHsl f lllllWf bCTtf) Htlf IN fiC H'WIfftilip.
somewt t iimitv. t'a.. csHiiaiaiiiir l: aim-s ul :
perrries. aMtuiiina- bunt" 4 A. WK-htens.eiT. j
ll.m H. Lunr. Trs-wa l-ohr i. Mcidre- i
gut and s M. i.n-nw, with Uu- ap(sirteaaiii-es.
Tska in ezeeiuiuii a the pr-ts-rtv of sniuel
and Jinetih ZiaiBicmuia, at Uie suit uf 1-aac
Kaatr:iiau.
ALSO
All the riarht, title, tntrrvst arst claim of TotiBW
T. lib-hler. of. ia wimI to Ihe Mkmiiig il--nhrl
let or fmrt-el uf enamU. situate m the viliatieof
IiavidsvUie. tixieniaiuih Towoship. soaierset
Cisjntjr. FW-, cimiaininz atsnit 5 pert tes. Kljoin
lna lands of ImumsI Uodtean an the south sad
west, public road on the norta and alley on the
east, baviBa- theraon em-led a twoMorr plauk
dvellina; bouse, stable, and other outbiUliliaip,
with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution at the suit of laaae KaufT-
ALSO
AD the rtirht. titie. interest ami claim of Jcrrs
irsu:. ot in and !o ihe ft.!.iwiii im of ifnsm'i.
situate in the Honwgh of I r-lli. simu-rset uuti
ty. fa, fnmlina .i ts-i on rrktreet andexteiid
init tmek l-'ie feet to St illow alley, aitjoiuin Im4 of
i. H. Bentimi ini the west and'alsn on the east,
hariiiy thereoa erected a isnestiiry frame bsstse
ami stable, with the appurtenances'
laten ia exeeutiD at the suit of Boyts A Ok,
use U Frank B05 u.
ALsO-
All ihe rtxht. title, hiterna and eiairn of Mary
sHH-ismi .inninNm a. siuer. of. in aim wuk
following desenlNsI two low of uroatel :
No. I. sinuue in the vilbureof Mis-hacicshur.
Summit faiwnship. sa.rner.-i rismty, ru.. aijisie
tnit ian.isiif l-phniiia Mther. ivideou H eiliiia nd
Stmoa FhilliptM, nMitaiiiiiiff xt acres, and bavins;
inensui ereiteo a twiuiry irmnie uweuuuf House,
frame stahie. and other iMittHiiUlinir.
No. i hiraai. ia W. saiistHiry. tlk Urk town
ship, siimerset eounty, ru., adjomiiuc railrint on
tlie north. Lewis Kimnenek on the east, V. s Hay
oo the south, ami Thomas w lluanis uo the west,
eontaitiing L4 acre tuore or less, with a one and
one-tiulf sutry plauk hisise and outhouse thereun
erected, with liie pmrtenaiiees.
Takes in execution at the suit uf I'rlas Bis k
US' use.
ALSO
Ail the right, title, interest and claim of sam
ael and Albert Brrkevhile. ot in and u. the loi
kiwiibt desa-nbed uui-t iifland utuat. iu isl;a.U
townstiip. Sutijerset imiity. la. adjotBinc ian-is
of 1ark . t!y. William T'.sKnasaiid im-ub sch IL
eiicuouing 7 acres, uu which there is erected a
t. i.irr lug .irt ling house. k stable and other
outbuildiugs, with the appurtenance.
Taken iu exeeuiuin at the miit if Nathaniel
Oitliuio, uae of V lUuun Oldham, ul aL
ALSO
j All the right, title, interest and claim of John
( i Spaneler, deceased, of. in sn.l to the fnlkiwhuc
i oeKtniie"! two tracts uf land Ornate in asauerset
t
tow nshin. Simem-t ciKinlv. l-a. viz
No. I. Adjoining Units of John I. Khrssils, Lem
uel Atimau and Freilerick Smith, eouiamimr n
rressnd Is perches, on which there is erected a
two-story frame dwelling bouse, tmuk barn unit
otlieriHitbilitdings, wtlh tlieii.'porteuanres.
Nik 'J. I'ontMtnina M ai-res an! ien-lies. uo-impm-el.
a.ioiniiie lauds of William baniiian.
lieoixe Spaligier, and others, with the appurte
nances. ALSO
All the riffht. title, interest and claim of Aanon
F. liiekey. .t in sn.l to liie followinit desi-rtissl (
iriei in isim. niirniy impniveo. sttuaK in s-.ier-
"? ?m r""ie"e dainty, -a. m. ...ui.l.x
uwiiisirt ssinuet snaver s estate. Jobn r. Khonils.
' mn,i thers. eiiutaiiuug rive sere and L41 fs-ri-h.
thereon erwted, with the apptutenajieet.
"mi a iwn-swfrr irunie iiwenuiff nisisv aim suop
Aa-"H
All the riii-ht, title, interei-t and claim of Jacob
S. Miller, of. in and to the ttliwmf irw t of land.
Hituate in siueniahonin,r township. srut ret rmn
tT. Pa.. foiitHiniiiic 21 ai-iw hiifhtv inionvtl
with efHl water. UtrttTe onhardKif fniit-bearinir
tree?, adinim? laii.l-i f Saiutie! Bowman. Jt.iah
LtmsT. riivid Smith and Uiltiam Mirer. tMi
whieh thre In ereeteL a lance twttory frame
aweiiinc turnu-e. bank ltam aud other ontfaiil't-
lUpi, with the appurtt.tiaaces.
" ALSO
All the rizht. title. Interest and claim of Jatob
H. Miller, of. in and to the fti:iuwinx tour dtwnh-
eu tra t or iani. tlx :
o. I. Mtnate in Milford U'Wivhip. N)mert
eonnty. Pa., eisutainiim Jlli a-Tes and tiw-rrhes.
aijoiu:naT ;anit of AiUm P. Hater, lnvid U ar.le.
Jamen AtchiMrn and .-inum liautrvr. Thru lr t U
hikthly imtnved, with lance or hanN. irt-l wa-
it. rtt'., and hat thereon erevted two laive frame
dwenintF hou'-et. laink barn and otiier rtit'iiil
ir-jp. with the upiMirWimin ef. it beintc the home-
teMd Oft themid Jaiir H. Miller.
No. i ointainiiiir .S7 a-re!. unimTrrfvwl. tyinit
on the north side of Ca-felinan. nver. in Mil ford
towndhip. Smenet etrstinty. Pa., adjoiiiinir land
of Pvier Bee-Khleyr and others, with Uie appur
tenan'ea. N. & Situate in MMford t-wnship. imepnt
WMimy. Pa., nwiuiiuiijf l.v arre. nntBiproTeil,
adjoiaimr land of I). Snyiler. Peter iee)cidey
ainl tpther.with the Miifrtirtt'naueer.
No. -4. SitTiate in Jlilfeird township, rnn-rwl
eonniy. contain in1 i area and alloAair-e.
nnimpntrevl. Hiiinuie lanfi f H-nry Mtrk r.
Peter fteeuhley. Jtmathan Khoadi. fcliai Yoni.kin
and other., wiih the appurtenanee--. The la-t
three fraefc are valhaMe tiuil-er land.
The above de-eriU-d traets of land taken in
exeeutiou m the pn-'prty f John J. SpainfS'r
Atiniini-!ratr. Aaron K. IHrkey. Ji uf Milier
and Jaeo-h H. Milier. at the uit of the Ctitnmm
wealth uf Pennsylvania use of William N. Par
doe, et al.
ALSO
All therieht. title, intere-t and elaim ftf Jrol
R. Miller, of. in and toa two-Hry plank dwelling
boost', isx'H fe't. built upf-n a r-rtain trat t of
land intuate in Milfoni township. Ssnien-et et uni
ty. Pa., bountled by land. of Ja S. Miller'-
hfirw and itnt-n. eontainiiifr about "JU at rei-,
known a the Fuller tntex.
Taken in exeeutiou ot tlie suit of Charles R.
San ner.
ALS(-
All the riirht. title, interest and claim of Clar
ence B. Wf-iii of. in and to the Adhminy dm-hiv
el panel or rraet tf lain! "it u ate in .feuner n
hip. sHneret dainty. Pa., boui-Mled on the north
by iaii'U of S, and J. Spit-fceL on the en.- by btud
of J'viah Cover, and on the w"4 bv laiMlnof Sm
nel Spirvel. rtMitainiiiK one humlre and ttiree
arrvn anil !ev-nty p-n-he it,E a. 70p. t havniff
threon ereeted a two-!try frame dwelling htKwe
and frame bank barn, with the appurtenariee-.
Trtkeo In execution at the rout of J. W. Stnffl
for hiiarsrlf. and in tru-t for tlie heir aud lejgal
lvpruseutaiivtv-)of John St u lit. dee d.
ALSO
All the riLrht, title. rnteTet and claim of John
A. trail am. of. jn and t the foliowinK Iesi'ribet1
traot of land -litnate in El Id irk town-tiip. Somer
set cofintv, Pa., atijoininff land? of ifavid Liehtv.
lauds once owned by Jonathan nd Abraham
Liehtv and now owned by Cumberland A Kiklick
eoal t o., landt of Franklin Uveniptod. Jaw-fb Uv
enniaid and Ama Liohty. rontainin-c ' a re
nitrv or letM.if hieh aitot a-re- are in m-al-ow.
and a Unit a-n- underlaid with marketa
ble coal, on which there are erv-ted a two
tory frame dwellinr h-tie, bank iMrn. aud other
outbniiiinpv. with the appurtenapees.
Taken in execution at the -u;t of Jacob Liven
food executofs.
AI.SO
Al! the riirht. title. Interest and claim of Win.
R. Thorn of, in and to the ftllowmc described
Dtireel or trai t 'A land titr.ate in ondiietiee btr
ouaTh. Somerset ountv. Pa., adjoiiunir landr' trf
.;. trof. Wood A I orn, antl Contmem-e A.
toeiatitm, coTitaininc -5 acre, on whirh there
are erected a two-t.ry frame dwellinjf, houfe and
! table, with the appurtenance.
Taken in execution at the niit of S. C. Trent,
et aL
ALSO
All thensht, title. iru-r-rt and claim of A. R
Hnmfert. of. in and t the f.iiowin(cdescrir-d lot
of RTiMind rdtiiate m t onrtueiiee lirouxhs S.mer
tt county. Pa., containuia oae-ixth of an acre,
frontiiur 24 feel h lvn street, am! ad
utiiiiK pntpertiea of In iaiint-hill and Widow
lit tali ia. on which there are erected a two-tory
frame dweltm houe and itther outtmiliiiUKN
with the appiirtenancea.
Taken in exeeulitai at the niit of John 9.
ttrave.
A Lso
All the ritcht, title, inter- and claim of Cath
arine pnillippi. de-'d. aud Ee huitz. of. in ami
to the tojlowintf two ii-scrilaI to- of vrrHiul. sit
uate in the Ijor-tttteh oi kAN'kwood, Sriuerset ttHin
ty, Pa., inuli-rel on plan aid town us lots
S. ivttand VM. iMHinded a 6d:-w; No. P.cJ by
stret on the north, alley ou the eaut, alley uu tiie
west, and l No. on tne aotitn.
No: l.4 by alley ou the eart. alley on the West,
lot No. uu the north, and on the Mituh by a
narrow Atrip of land between the riverain! it.
Taken in exeeutiou at the uit of Aaron W ill.
ALSO
Allthcrisht. till-. Interest aud claim of Her
man I Iterkfy. of. in and. toa certain piece or
trai-t of land situate in uiernct uwttship. Siin-ers-tiinty.
Pa., adinitiaf Undof lanl Hip
banl. i hnstian lnijf. liuih Aumanand .. Faith,
eouiainina -a'res and A" rK mre oc IVs., aav
iiix ftieretKi irrected a twivst.iry franie dweilinv
hsHise, frame larn. anl other otitbuiidiiiirs. with
Ihe apirtciiaiHe.
Taken in execuLioo at the Miit of Harrison
Trem' exei utorik.
ALS
All the riarht. title, interest and claim of Phiiip
Kroft. if. iu and to the tVilU.wiui; deM.-rilte! 1 lots
offfnrtiud. situau in the burouich trt Kot'kwtanL,
SiiiiiersHrteiainty. Pa., and uniutw-red on the plan
of mid town as ! Nw. . 4'J. Ml, 1.'7, l-v
i., 3pi, aK ir-. JiL 112. VtXy
aud Jit. No. 7 and JJ in tHie euekwure. iaaiud
el ait IihIow : By H 1'. Miller on the maith. Mum
street ou toe west, alley o the east, and Wot
White Oak street on the urth. hartnie th-n-.Q
ercctetl a t o-st4rv Iratoe dweliinj? bouse, stabler,
and othcroutbuiltlin.es.
N. jHaml iinMieem--aare. bounde-lfm the
rxrrth by W hite Oak street, on the fcaM by Main
stnet on the south by alley and on tne wot
by alley. haviuK tin rvoo erecte! a twiiUiry
frame lioux and stail.
Noa L.-7 and 1 iti ie enc!otare. batnlel on
Ihe north by Main treel. on the east by Hrwiife
street, on the miuih by Kailnaid street ami on the
west by au aliVy. havin-tr lhertto ereeietl a 1
4ttry frame lumsc and -stable.
t::aud V in one eiK lomire. Nundel on
the north by Main street, on toe east by au alley,
i hq the smith by Railroad, and on the west l.y an
ailey, hariiiff thereon erecteil a two-fttory frmiue
htrfise and stable.
No. boiu)ed m the north by Rnadway,
on the east bv it of Peter PtiiUippi, ou the sootii
by alley andf on the wet by an ailey. bavitift
tliereott erecteil a l1-- story frame bjaxseand stalle.
No. ir. Hounded by lot t'.'iai the north. Broad
wav -otrveton the eart. lot No. l ihi the i-nnh.
and alley on the west, bavunf a 1S sua-y fratue
dwelling tnaiw and stable there ere-eteiL
Nos J and ill one bUirk. uunr.prved.
bounded by ianl" of Valentine Hay oo the mtrth,
alley on the east. Bnatdway on the waitb, and ka
No. oo the west.
Noa. Jit Jh-L aud JM In one Mock, nuira
proved. UMinaed on the north by taudaof VaL
Hay. ou the east by Rock street, oo the wjuih by !
Briadway. and oo the west by alley. j
Noa. and '3 in one bkx-k. animproYetL ;
bounded on the north by alley on the eaet by al- j
ley, oo the south by Broailway aod on she west
iy Market street.
Taken fn executbva as the pniperty of Philip
KrHt. at the suit of Peter Yowter.
-N.OTICE-
All prima purrhanrnir al the arwrc will
pWM lake nocu-r iH.l a part of tb pun-hane
awiory Ui Im siaile kmwn at lb liiov f the
aaie .111 he Riiirrd an unua an tae proven? ia
kri'x krd itnna. vthvrwve it will ajntin Iw eiw
ed M -le at itae rfck f Ue rtm pwlww. The
rftH)u ai th parrbaw mwT ma-it tie paid mt
ur tml'.m ThurUy iif Ihe liNwrek iiftbe fep
temher K-rra 4 t'niirt. ibe timn fixed hy tfae Court
air tirfiur the at-kmiwleilsraeni of deeifc.. ami
toilml will be arknuwledjied until tae purrhaac
tuoev In paid In ftiU.
tHEairr'.nrrKi. I JOHS
txVL. 1, li. i abaria:
A MUCH LARGER STOCK
1
BETTER ASSORTMENT
4
THAN EVER, OF
NEW FALL GOODS
Boucle, Knickerbockers and Astrachans
Trtats, Striped Go, Slripefl aai teM YslYels, MM anl
Beaded Dress Meras, witi
JIT. Bill. I1ISEEII. Hi tm HIMII5 II IM.
Clasps, Buttons, and Braids.
Jersey Jackets, Ladies' & Misses' Coats,
Sacques, &c, &c.
Special Attention is Called to our Immense Stock of
Carpels, Oil Cloths. Linoleums, Mattings, Regs, Etc, Eld,
Asd we beg to ass-ora tia public tba: ca place are ?2!C1S S3 LCT as at
Geis, Foster & Quinn's,
Clinton Sti-cet, JOIINSTOWX, TA.
Louther's Drug Store,
Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
TMsMccUl Drug Store is Rapidly Bscoaing a Great
Favorite with People ia Search cf
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS.
Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Sponges, Trusses,
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, &c.
THE IsKTiiR WIVES PERSONAL ATTEXTIOS TO THE MPtt N'UfMi OP
Piiysicians' Prescriptionsi Family Receipts
GHF..IT ( ASK tSl.W r.lA'K.V TO IS 0SLT FHF.-H J.VD PVRE AKirt LE.
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES.
And a Full Line of Optical Goods always on hand. From
such a large assortment all can be suited.
The Finest Brands of Cigars
Al
w
ays
on hand. It is always
to intending purchasers, whether they buy
from us or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER, 171. D.
MAIX 8TRKET, JSOAIKKSirr,lA.
A If? BOOK STORE IN SOMERSET
WM. II. AVELFLEY,
BOOKSJ-ILLEK, SOMKIlHirT, I'EXN'A.
Offer a larcr ami wU-mect& Uwk of
BIBLES, TESTACIES TS, 11Y31S BOOKS,
And Standard and Miscellaneous Books in all Departments of Litera
ture, such as
HISTORY, BIOGRAPHY. ALL THE POPULAR NOVELS.
As well ae the fiimrite Pm-ts in all Stvlt-s ami Bin.linir.
A2T7
E3CI 127 TSS KA2S2T
SCHOOL BOOKS AND SCHOOL
STATIOXEEY!
The Puhlle will al rtiKi ill .V-rtraent nf (looil- (vUiuirinif u llw taiiivtM-ry Tralc, im-Imlin a
finrat Variety of Kiank ibl, such a
Ledgers, Da Books, Pass and Memoranduni Books,
VlF. WHITISH P. I PKRS OP ALL HIM:-.
"Writing ralU-l.. lrioil TaJ-ti, Fajn-r in XoXft. I-.nT-lof
l'erki. lVrti.-Il. Iiikn. .V -.. Acc
BASK BALL i"' lis. ( HniET fPTs. AT'".. PH TI RF. FF.AMKS. AM ML Ll-
I.VUS OP ALL ')RTS.
ME STOCK OF.II ST1CES' BLAXKS IS F RES II f COMPLETh,
And have ail t-n ra.n-f .lly priuuI ft uw hi Snm-r-t rmnly. ami MI W 6ntmt rrrrrt m .tM
pirtu witir. l.'nm-.piu.U-nrir al.iftt Kik-. tr.. U invile4l. anil all mail
ml- r. a ill ivi-eivif in-mp ifclU-ntiiffi.
XfSTOBE OX M UX A' T.. XEXT
may sr. Win. II. WF.LFLKY.
Ladies Coats & Wraps !
We will open on the 16th and 17th ot
September, at the
SOMERSET CLOTHING HOUSE.
GRAND CENTRAL BLOCK,
SOMERSET, FJ.,
A lare and full line of Ladies', Misses' and Children's cloaks
and wraps entirely dpw and all the Latest Styles, to
vary in price from $l.K to $o).()0; and for the
purpoi-ie of pleasing our customers and the
public, will offer these goods at
very Short Profits.
Sept. 8, 1886. J. M. Tloldei'baum.
THE WESTERN UNIVERSITY CF PENN'A. ,33 "IgJZX
.B.ORKF. LL. I k.nrelUir. :ilieire of Arm and Ptiikiphj, Eiuriureriiig aivt t heronry
pTepaTaniry Department. pri-rlitv fiir I'olh-ae ir Bwintw. Cauliwiie aivina full lnft-nnaikw ent
on applU-atln tu lnrf. JOS. F. Iitlw fee y. ext Terra iipenn xepwmoerntii. Kntranee ta
aminatiufu flth uxl Tta. 'BiJ' 21-Jm.
r
vs
A " m
9onenet i-iht vb aluo .ii kind, of Trraeandu written fur ti(h V-1'- ud owitieav.
I nut put it ud. bat auaw at uaoe. and he aarlaetiy tftMd. Co extra coarg tut AcUbbv
a pleasure to display our goods
TILL ES YKMJTIZ SUPriTZS.
SUPPLIES ALWAYS VS STOCK.
TO HOYVA ItRM STOHE.
Inxtantly n-IieTeI br winir the cele-
IKY TKUSS".-
Whii h aieen an vpw.rd and tnward prewir
name hnMiria nitciirv op with the hand.
. uu iwure tm ihe iMek m thiirh stvap.
rhtfr. C S Wit V. Aemt xnrr-