The Somerset Herald.
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OFFICIAL RETURNS OF THE GENERAL ELECTION IN
Somerset County, Held on November 2d, A. D. 1886.
A MUCH LARGER STOCK
Will turk.v an- to lit unusually
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t.iri-r im.v.
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An adjounit! .oiirt is tieinx held t.-.uiy.
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BETTER ASSORTMENT
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jH 4 -- 'U.. '7J ' -' , straight a- a strin.:. Tucs.1
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t.k tnuf 'Tiii h in
w j;;.tl'AV ...November Hi. 16.
Republican County Committee.
j-,,il.,nc: areVu' nam.- f the hVt.iil.li.-ati
i ..,!iitv "..nimitT.e f..r l!.r ensuing year:
t,,l:-..n n rninli Au:tine.
V
vhenr N. l Wn. Hillega.
-l,. nv No. 2-W. K. B.yt.
I'll B-.r .'.It'll B- I'- Morgan.
, k J. c. F. Millar.
!:r..!iicriil!ey A. . Kinimcll.
. ,.:. mango la" Y'It.
,.i..in.-ii'T BoP.ugh V. M. Black.
i k A'--..hatn L. I. wry.
i'i-.f in i-S J. 1'. An,...!.
.!. rS r. il- I- ' '' ia"tnf.
'i,,.,.,.r f. ; V-rt.
ii Ifc.P'Uu J. A. Kaylor.
im-r A. o. B al.
I .. r Tur'.. yt'-ii II. II- Rush.
l.-, cr-lalc IS. .p .ugh A. F. Iomer.
V.,i.l!nivik-J:ii"li H.skh-r.
v.:i'
.-d-John H
;..ini('t"ii K
una.
w man.
. (Viitn-v-iiir fcf"Ui.ii . i iwik'W.
. i:-im"r- lktr. JHt-h IIanliii'ii.
. i Kniaiiii-I i"--.
I t : J. K. ll.m.
m. H.MiiUr.
'.....I Il..i.'i-Ii M. II. Hari '.l.
.:in uriit'ii -J- W. Kint'ltr.
M I K.-r!.
- i,' T i I-.r."i'li . N. Il".I.
. . r-. i 1 I '. Iil k.-J'.
r- I N" - M- lit-uiii.
- iM.;.!lif'l""l- - Ini'-I Knirrii k. 9
:.. -nt-k A!l rt Wriuht.
...v-.-ii K..ntr W. I'uli.
..n"i : I-wi l"lll.
I r Tarktyf''! Tif. I- ';!i:aiii.
r. K.ir."lj.'li J. It. Jfimilik'-.
t;!k't' I'-'P'iifli .I.'liii . Hiiu-r.
i.i.i. K xTI.L W. II SANVKl!.
m:- Ki-rvK Hinm.
r- i. -irir T'i- i t""r wiiit-r.
;,.-r' - 1: v"'i w.int Mit"tn.
V, li r -iiniii;n '.r.
i ..'i- ni i- tlii y - ar imiih oil Siimiay.
, ,-,.r;,-r uuijrv iia? pul'il iw lf in.
1. ., '.lit: ?-tc!''ti'j?' an- U'in '.nraiiiii.
1 y lii'ii'-r ap tn-'i;iii: with suct-eHs.
e Bop '11:.'
W.I-!
--ali lorsik Ipt . .v Ifciyn.
: r-. - f'.r Wmil i.'l bikI Yarn
a-.i-l Musiar-I sf-J .iWl by N.
V tli irtniiiiiP IM.iiii'.ii'l
I'-'
T
Warn -r - Site Ycat sold only by '.
T.i.-
ruiii'-nt y
r.'ian hour for
I-
K.:
i. an the l-t. sold only hv
II..V.1
mU-r
rill lie Tiianks-
i,2 l'.y
bij hi JtillB stoves, for ille at
!: tav v.u to
l..k at Mr. I I, I s
W-Mi- !- !,-: Inlying.
:: i:vii.ml I ' only of C. S. Boyd
ati. t!,-n y.'il wi'.l a the ti. nuiiie.
l'p..i.'Ht " velaml eolltributt! $.' to
ward the SMtc aliill''tl in New York.
lir2.-' and it asortuieiit of lidit'
and ' 'hil'inti' I'liderwear. Mr. A. K. l'hl.
We linvc the iin.-t liK of Millin.-rj- on
. v.-rli.idiiist.H k. M. M. Tmlweil A .'
i... to Mr, l iil's tor (flows. St.s kiiii.'--)
l.t., Ik. r, I, id and anythiiiK you need.
Ti,. n'tl insr of corn on the window iMties
saturdav eveiiiiiiT indicat.'d that an old cus
tm ha 1 not I urn forpitteti by the hoy.
it. 1 airtmcni of Mim's Red (anitlV
hair. ".ray and White I'ndcrw.-ar. at old
1, Mas. A. E. I bl
The wild turkey inmter L ahpwd. and the
.n. rot tin- ham van! turkey kw("'th an
ear ..(ii for the '-rack oft he irts man's srun.
A" h ive tur N itioti !ejart m.-nt well
fid.'l ,tl, t'rtli g.l suitable ti
1 the season.
M M
'- in'iniat. .1 that
Tkki.w kll A ...
Is.y in t'n.wf. rd
" ni'y !,:, n o;f ih.M-aiits"
-a! for tii'ee
: .'1 k. , hi liie jiim itf.. and
c.lUvl tl.e
u'v .
rl'- of the i! itif--.il c 1 inhalants on
ii.vi p-a-siii lo conii'l.tiu of tin
i 't . iinj.ir.ial in ditnl.utiii2
r 1-1 iv
it h nny he p-adily made r.u-pp.f :
rtni2 11 on .vi.ir or l.ut - i
th'-ty ci. he h:
..r t,r,,ad !r,l
and captMi with a stone
ir iiMi.iler
V..rk .,
and h.-lv.'s are rilted w ith
iuen- of tlie latest winter
..-. M. M. TKi:iwri.i. .V t o.
T.' iirviiijr iifCttiU-r. "t ih, '.lt tvsi
t'f 'ii 1'. h!.y!vaiiia Y''iiintt-r. j.r.i-se to
t-r,. ? a in-111, .rial tabiet on the Antielam
l-r: '.. ill i-oltuii'-tiwratloli of the battle.
N' man who i.i.-s Tuon.-y hv liettinir on
t..r r.-,;!t ,,t an eiei-ti.'ti i enttth'd to any
iiiti,v. I'tt;nn' is ii!.-2al and iinni'iral.
in. I it wotiid l a thine if events could
! -:iai-i a that even dollar !et wa lost.
K ":r ir of M,-n - H'-avy Pure W.silen
- . id fttid to any aildresson rteij
"11. Ik. ;i.ir. M. L. T.t BKR,
Maniitai-turer of Hosiery,
tiladdcns. Sitnepsi-I t'o.. Pa.
We :,u.- ..11 hand a latxe tiiiini-rof .1
In i, we w ill .!! in ipiautities to suit
ii.e i-'iP'!i.,.-r Prices very n-jsm;iliie. Y'ani
!:ie tlie pLariuj mill.
Il..IJiK'.k I!ki..A Pvks.i..
I.i- r I'iuiiv h.,u!d p-eive al lea-t on-o-ii'ity
ii(-r. The (mn-nt who allow his
: - i:-. n I., ip.w up w ithout tisy acci-s to a
m r and il,.- opportunity of U-iiifT acipiaint
o! tt: r!,e im w ,f t ie .Liy. is unworthy
'" p.,P tit.
A l.irjt- inv.ti.v of .lewelrv jut Pfivel.
.y.,- :i. x,.rv
latt-t and eswially a,lae. j
t" l..di. w.-ar. M M. Trki-wkix A to.
A 11. a ;.a;.-r a.lvenis.-tm-nt is a never tir
' r,2 work. -r in the int. ret of the employer,
it -..!-.tU t. a .-"ii-ti'ih tn y rive or itt tinies
iaj. rti;a.t ilteaiiuai kiV ,." tin w-r. for
'.'.r.n f, w ti..u-.jtj-r that do Hot pav
t'"t!l aaud to hand .nu-.nra ha!f dozi-n -r-"'!l
w:tii ecry lle.
A'fKlier waniiti ainst the cam-less
i'it'i.li:ii2 of fin- arms c.ni-s from Typ.ne
':. on Monday Albert 1'hl.T. at.-! 1. h.
mtatitly kilhsl his cousin Martha Mc
r .r.md. a2.t 1.1, at their home. Tl.e l.y
i.a l tak,-u 1 iap fp.m ilie gnn and thinking
:t not 2'iofT. points! it :tX his cousin
nil tin-,1. wh.-n slw t-ll dead al his feet.
Mrvr MvkkrT We have jut ai'd.-.! a
-irL- P. friutTator to our M.-al Market, in
I, a'l m.-..t .-an !e k.-pl .-.t.l and rltun.
Mutt,,':. !,. i..rk. Ac. kept ifiistantlv on
1. .,!. ii.
j.ii
daily. I'alie Inlying
kef in tlie n-frigerator
meat
until
in have it
,il,t-d.
R,iw Ilvis A Co.
'."tr, Pla-tkk. 'KWK.VT. Carload in St.M-k
and ,
,li.'te as follows:
'-t White l.im V bam-l..
Akr.11 1 , ni. nt 41 luirrel....
1 I Cf'mciit f Uml..
al. :ti.i I'la-t. r f turn I..'.
$1
.T5
... 4.im
$2.o.
N-tiM r, I, p.t
June Ui.
I Rt-sptf 11'ully.
1 ook fk BKKRrr.
r-i,i. 1. 41. i 'j,. it,.
To Is-ulers we ipi.fl. follow by the box :
Uiriliarl' " iinmx " 44-
" Army and Navy " ..4U-
" Sjiltll.iid ". .Use
Canary .'CV
"Tip Top ' ,.31c
" M-igpie nJMr
V.-nal.U- f, " Vin.Ti" ..?,lc
TobifT. , ion
'"tl Chan.. f lm $1.10
ash opier only :les 2 per rent.) S.licitedL
' RtiM-tmlly,
Cook 4t Beek.tr.
tnterset. I'a, June lli. liktts.
Iii.uk lm ii-ln. .(ill wliitr ttriin Ti
day any j.rjt im : iu th- tiunty.
Siiator Alc-aini. r maj-miy in Hie
j lri't i.s a i-mlonaui. .tut- i m- im.
i A gp.-at many winter ui!.i tliat riv left
I ut ! ilu7 w.-rt iknilv ipuii :nii unlay and
Mnniay iiiuu-.
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Mr. Ilarnci 1-jnti.ari Jiuumr of K.aiiNV
; City Al:--.un. v..i,,ai; .of ivuitivu -Sirs.
J hi '. 1'allon. in S.uertl.
U'uMf iv:.ai.-i bt (J .v.nior iu tiie
Mate. al'..i U-T I.k ia.liUlirt' 111 lii own
r..uiii. Wliii will rarr iiT 'l.arly now ?
Jan.- !. t .,vt-r anil VV. Mo,-ian. rl-i.
ilr.ivr.'ViT fn.Mi Ji-iiiii r. l'tn-Mlay. t alU'iiu
t;ir M...:iu- 'liili'jli.'t at tlio i.lailt Hollt
i lltiay I'lkill.
T;ie a.riu:t- lKnih-t-ut iiuj o.niv to the
' okm ln-.oi, liiat a K.riioii of tu t larifion
! eanh-oaktr inu.-i iave iniM-arri..! uiitl -trark
tiii 'ion on T.it-liiv.
i .Mr. Austin K-!. on.-.u'So;ut-r. 9 (aim 1 11
I iini.t.r. I1P-11211I 'lown a wit.i luvkry lat
; Fri.lay tiiat weilti1.! ifiiiy-!.x aii.l one
i half iuh1. Tl.e S'juirv only jrun lor
i iurjre bailie.
! Tbe lai.-r iiave lii:,htl their joli of j.al
j tinir s in- !ai pil' ai tut I'oiirr Hon?.
: It-.ll"p! iviimy tik-ii U.l i!ie jolt. Tlier are
: not oiiU 42. Mi w..iiiii.-ii. lait are :ilo fzml
U(')ii!.inaii.
Tiie four irreat K.-pniiiirau townliij l
the nor!!i. I 'olii-l1iailk'!i. i'ailit. S'la-le ail. I
' Jeiilwr j;aiv iM-aver 7' oie ali i S. itii Vlli
voliT.. "I.ai'.anl leu.iel-!i:. wx larking
, in iht-M irreat K. i 1 1 1 1 an MroiitrlioM-
Mr. K. K. I'ioii2li. ot Siii-ret town.hip.
w k i'.iip !in'l fp.tn Mr. I'.-t.-r JI. rH.-v
a V' rv i.aln!.'nw anI vaiual.i. yniui 'ly.l..
lai. . Kini. li ko a -2'i h'.r.- when he
.-" one. and k"enorally ha one or two in hi
tai'!..
! It i- ind'-nl a .leiiirr to rail your att. n
! tioll to tfie aiill.'lJIKt im-iil ill the' colutiiu.
: ( so ..Id and reliable a tirm a R. -idle. the
l"ittlurth J. wei. r. Tliirty-wveii year of
: undijiu't! icn"s warrants our reeoniineiid-
in- him to our reader.
Mr. Xou.li Sott. of l'riiia. ip.ttl in to
st u Monday. If he didn't smile it wasn't
' l-.ausc he didn't fe-! f2't"1 over the result of
j Tuesday' election. Mr. Scolt informs us
I that lol. Yuuy is slowly but surely nxain
i iim stn !i2th and health.
The Sillier.-! corrci'i!ilciit of the t.'um-Is-rland
Ti.' exetvi.fi hi usual discount of
twelve jcr-cii!. wh. il he pp-dicted ,hal S-ull's
majority ill this county would n.rt exceed
,5o"i. A a sliiica! prophet the Titurs cor-p-sitidi
nt is certainly a t'aptaili.
AltlimtL'h the k'roiiml ic.vep-d with now
a ristr.!wU-rry plu. ke.1 fpitn a stalk in the
k'-aplcn of Mr. S. K. Pii kiim was lip.uk'ht into
our otli.v the other .'.ay. We at om-e order
ed a fPth milch cow to Im- driven up to the
door and had trawlcrri and CPiini.
In Smierset Borotik'h li-aver leads N.ull
just ten voles. The aiiti-.viill Kepuhiicana
of the lioniueh nntt have forgotten to
'buckle on their armor," or )erhaw they
were not satisfied with the "gallant leader-
si. ip " of lieav. r and scratched him. t.
ur jolly iternian friend, -Mr. Kred Ihirr.
of ;p-nville townliip, iiil us a friendly
call Mon.lay evening. Kn-l lUfotints in a
Milisiactorv wav ir tiie 1.. ot the one vote
in lircctivillc. which, by the way. Pilled 11 )
an unusually hir.- majority on Tm-silay.
p. tty thieves have leii getting ill their
work aliut the town. Unite a uumlier of
smoke-houses, c l!araiid kitchens have l-en
viite.l hv Ih.-sc midnight prowler during
the pat week. It is hoi-.! that ihe guilty
parties will shortly I- ciipttiptl and pun
ished.
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The first snow storm of the season struck
this section hort!v atler main. Saturday. It
was a regular old-time bliiuard, for a starter.
The stiow i-atne dow n pp-tty steadily all l
Saturday aft. rn.titi and night, as well as Sun
day and Monday. At the pp-ut writing the
ground i-oven-I witli a blanket of sii.
ami the air is raw and 'fid.
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Mr. Park Y. Kimmell. who on upies a.i.s-k
in the oiti. e of the l. im- lvaina ( oniaV at
pittbun.-h. is sitmling hi ViMntion of tw
t w.-ek al his home :n Simcret. He has
' l'ti doing .-..iisiderahle hunting sin.-e here,
i and su.-ctfle.! in kiggtng a line young wild
turkev. and some other smaller game, la-t
, Friday. Y, my is a famous hunter.
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' pp.hibitioii tickets with Tale name print
' .-d on for ongTe. Re1111hli. au tickets Willi
j Tate ? name printed on for '..nzres. I'pihi
' hitioti tickets with Riiniel's name printed
! on for list.-ict Attorney, and K. pnhli.-aii
I tickets with Kupifl's name printe,! on for
' Ihstri.t Attoniey wep'ditrihute.l tliP'tighout
1 the eouiitv a dav or two prior to the elec-
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i The n-ult of Tins-lavs el.ttion in this
I if.unty made ssl the wonl of the Smierset
! Republican Congressional toiifent.. I urinjt
! the meeting of the I oI'fctvtHe they P--atfl
Iv told their fcllow-cotif. nts that irtlie.tmi-
I erset candidate was iw.minateil, they would
j insure a majority iu mis county of not less
; than li.m. Their t-aiidtdate's orticial majori
, t in the it.unty is l'
The v..le in the two new townships. Black
and gle. was very clean cut. A Ik-iint ratic
name, whiie obnoxio:! to nit of the eiti
zi ns of liu- tow nhip. did not prevent the Re.
i'uhli.atisof that tiailiwi. k fpim voting the
-tr.iight Kfp11bli.au ticket, without a scratch.
The entire Rcptiblinin State li. k.-t. a well as
the R-pnhli.-an candidate for Congress, re
ceived 1 12 v..t.- in the lowii.-hip.il' Black.
i The Kcptiblicans who caucused with Mr.
j Tate the night he was in S.merset. and as
! sured him thai Mr. scull's majority in this
county would not exceed .". lluil there were
al least ill"' Republicans in the county, by
j actual count, who would vote against him.
j must llave counted each of their l.rly at
; least P.". times. For the gentleman that he
I is Mr. Tate fed int.. most wftillv !a.l sm-
wiiy w hen in Somerset.
! In Addison township Beaver re.s-ivc.1 !!.
and S ull 1'2 votes ; in Allegheny Beaver
nss-iv.sl sit. and Still f'.i : in Lower Turki-y-f.s't
Heaver n-rt iveii s2iand S ull t; ; in Sal
isbury Is.p'.igh Heaver re.s-iv.l "i'l and S ull
u : in Siuthampton Heaver rwvive.1 ' and
Snrll . , in l'riua hop.ugh Heaver received
4: and Sull Vi. Apmrently the "armor"
wa-n't buckled 011." and the "banner"
wasn't " unfurled " in tin-; precincts.
The grand spps- and jollimation that was
to be held over S ull's il. fcat. has tieen indef
initely tncd. Tlie invilati.itis thai had
been isj-ued prior to the election wen retail
ed early We.lnes.hiy moniing. The li.-uors
oplepti for the .-rcasion will have time t..
impnive by ageing belon'they nn-neeiUslatid
the thirsty and disnjij-oiiitftl trentlemeti w ho
issceived invitations will have to con I cut
tlicmselves w ith their ai-ctistoincd beverage.
pump-waUT.
The ipif.sel Republican ill this Rop.ngh
wIm. laU-nsI for thedefi-at of Mr. Srail are
i-ertainly entitled to his gratitn.le. Their
bitter, contemptible --crsonal fight aisted
largely in brinpng Mit tl- immense vote
that gave him o handsome a majority.
Many Reiihlicans who wouM not
otherwise have turned out took a pleas
ure in doing so, iu onler to administer a
s'imrilie refiuke to this handful! of sorehead-
and malcontents. Tbanka jcentlemen,
thanks.
A.Mi-i ..
AiU'icliljV ...
Blwk...-..-
H-rlin Umiirti
KpHtifrvvall.):
f i OeuiMUif h - .
I'onrt.KMHf Hot.
K!klM-k
l.pfiiville
Jl'P-pMl
J.'iiiifnowa
Jl'U'KT -.
1-ariimT -
l..Turk yf.H4; ...
.MHrr-ttalf lr
Vi.Vth'.wk
Miltop!
Sea Bahiinorv
NVa ivmwilWr .....
NonhampUtfi
Klr
Paint
jn-niah(.iiiiiie-
K-H-kWlMHllHir
ritltlury Ino-
sha'U
S.h.-p-i N.r
Sfni.Tt No. 1
SinerMH Nn.
"iilluinij'loli. ..
Sloiiy'-n-t'k
oy4mu 1
Summit r
r. Turkrvf.il.
1'piiiia In
W elU-rlurir lT...
Total
42:15
Tlie ni pulilicaii of Somertcl itHinty an-
to lie (.iiurratiilati'.l Uxni tlieir tj.K-nili'l or-
panizatiou. Tlie l ounty I 'oruiiiituv i mm-
; iI of earnest, tutive IV.ulIimti ami to
: their viidlaniv aii.l niiririn laitir is in a
laiyv niea.-ure due tiit iinineiiM- majority of
; Tui-xlay. I a.lain Y. H. Saimer. tlie iiiair-
j man of tlie .unity ('oiiuniftee. it emitle.1 !
tiie trnititu.le an. I thank of every Mm-ere
i Kcjiiililiiti ;n SmierseT t'ounty. Hi or
tranization ami i.n.lu.'t of tlie rani)ui!u wa
lrfeit atul mil. h of the mIit for the f;!ori
ou victory aniieve.1 i. due to hi tj.len.iid
, onraliiziliir ability ami hriiliant maiiae-
: iii.'tit.
A Voiiiit; n of Mr. ('. '. Sirens, retidiii):
al Lavnuvill.'. went out hmiTiii Kri.iay.
Inking w ith him hi int;:e lirrelel hot Kim.
IIeawa.luta.ant in lhewo.iaJi.litr.iwiii); a
nul on ili.iille.ltlie trikifi-r when hi gun
harrel liurtt, a ieee ol wiu. h tni. k l!
I ynuii man in the left hand lacerating it in
! a very mrly manner. Ilr. H. S. Kimmell
1 was sent for ami is at .rent lp-atit:2 the
woiin.Utl nH'inher w hich he thinks he inn
save fp.ui amputation. j
Tin- mem'H-rs of the S.merset Silver ornet
Band, am iiniuie.! by a large luiuiU-r of
their friends, tendered the senior editor of
the IIkuai.1. a sep-nade Thurs.lay I'Veiiing,
and congratulated him tiin his. ele. tioli.
They also l-nderel F.J. K.s.er, K.,., a er
enaile the ame evt ning, in honor of the urt
l.e t.s.k iu the late route!. Mr. K.swrp-
j si.ndfl lo Ihe loud calls of the crowd and
I made them a happy teii-miiiute cec!i, at
the close of w hich he was given thps- hearty
t-heers.
The I'rf diit.itif.il candidate for tiovernor.
Wnlte. psiive.1 M't voti. in t!ii county,
whiie the I'p.hihition .-andidate forlfnigp-s.
Clarke, .Hily nteivttl Z'A) vote. T a man
up a Iph it would I. Nik as though some of the
Smierset county Prohibition.!, were not
very isjniteiit but voled fi.rTale for Con.
tress. Itil'amhria Wolfe mvivwl ,J4.i votes,
and Clarke only 32H. In Blair Wolfe res iv
1 Ji votes, and Clarke only 477. In Ile.1
fi.nl Wolfe ntxivl g votes, and Clarke only
44. In tlie Congressional district Wolfe p
ceivwl ltlfi votes more than (larke.
In time of siliti.al excitement such as was j
experienced by our -eople last week, it is not '
likely thai much attention will lie given in j
the dramatic stage. The " Agnes-Will hws-- i
Villa Combination " who appeansi at the 1
Ojfra Hoiitethe lirst llinv nights of the wivk i
were most union miate in their .bites, but
still had fair sizfsl audiencesat rau li perforin- j
ance. Tl" comi'iiiiy, we ann'liably inform- j
el. was Ihe Ih-si. wilh sssibly oneex.vption, j
that has visml our tow n during Ihe pn-seiil ,
season. !
Simeof the Reiub!ican statcsnieti of Hl
fori! were opcd to Longeths ker's nomina
tion, inciters expn-ssing their sentiments
were written to S.merset Republicant ami to
several of the confepf. TheK- men have
now taken charge of the campaign in this
county, and in their fight for S ull have cast
aide all other cotisidenitioiis and intept.
They understand that the .hfent of S ull '
would be a crusher to thorn.
Official they will ! crathed. Kdlf-ni !
tliizritr.
A majority of I'"11 in hi ow n county, and
of HO.) in the district i rather cmshintt, hut i
they will trj to survive.
If reM.rts lie tnie the brilliant trio of nin- j
s.uimmiih, "Sltp-ery" Kerr. " Windy " Mc- j
Samara ami "Frisky" Mi4itrr. who make!
pp-leiisioii at edititig Ihe Bedford titizrUr. j
now stetid most of Iheir time in kicking one !
another down stairs and in cursing ihe S.m-
erset County Independents whit, "under Ihe j
gallant leadership of Ireneral William H. j
Kooritz, unfurl. -,1 their banner and buckled !
on their annor" and made " Slippery " Kerr. '
" Windy " McN'amara and " r"riky " Mct.irr !
iK-lieve that they would tarry S.merset conn- i
ly against S ull. It i even whispep! that
during exceptionally dry sftell they have
been heap! to tnecrat "ts.rn-stalk Uem-rals."
On the other hand, the men who" under the
gallant U-a.lership of Iretieral William II.
Kooiitz buckled on their armor," are d- i
nouueinz tlie aforementioned Kerr, McN'am- i
araand M.4;irr for lying t them when they j
pp.mised that Tate should have I4"i niaj ;i
tyin Btflfopl ts.unly. It is none of our fu
neral, and we leave the g-ntlemen to settle
among Ihem-fives as lo which Jarty d.seiv
ed the other the most.
F.lcwh-re in Ihese cihlliilis will lie found
an otficial labuhit.sl staleim-iit of the vole
east in S.nicrsel isMiuty on Tu..lay, Novem
W'T 2, 1. We issotnmeiid to Ihe j.p.fessfsl
Republicans who. " under the gallant leader
ship of liem-rat William H. Koontz. biu kle.1
011 their arm r." and hand ill hand with
their Demo, ratio bn-lhren labored for the
ehs-tion of Ihe IVm-ioratic oongp-ssional cati
di'Ltle, that the)- carefully fnisi-it. and af
ter having done so that they lay it away for
future reference. By following our friendly
advice lliey will :.t least not have to go so far
back as Buchanan's election for their figures i
the next time, a they did Tuesday night. A j
careful examination of Ihe tabic will tlis.hr
to them Ihe tact tliat " under the gallant '
leadership of iieneral William II. K.s.nlz" j
they, after having "' buckled on their armor."
succee-led in inducing not tooxcood two hun
dred and fifty Ri-ptiblitan voters iu the en-
tire county to cast their ballots against Mr. i
Still. What they would liave .lone hail j
they not been so " gallanlly " led. or had they j
not bail " their armor " sosecun-ly " buckletl I
on, tan only lie surmised. I hat they were
o " gailantiv lea. and mat tneir armor
was so sfvun-Iy " buckltsl tin," iir the lan
guage of our highly esteemed contemporary.
Ihe Btslfonl Gaxtl. " is one of the sweets
that neutniliat the bitter of defeat."
- Return Judges Appointed.
Mr. Adam B. ShafTer. of Jenner township,
was api-'inl'-I 'ongressional Return Judge
fnm Simertet County by the Court. Mr.
Shaffer left t.r Holli.laysbiirg. Blair county,
M.Miday morning where he will meet a like
Judge from each of the other counlitw eom
prising the 17th ttuigressional dLtritt at
noon Uvday, when they will proceed to
count the congressional Tote of tlie district
and certify the election of the camli. late hav
ing reoeiveil the greatest number of votes.
Mr. I". S. Weller of .S.merset township, re
ceived the appointment of Senatorial Return
Ju.lgr- and left fT HolfonJ Mon.lay morning
"m the discharge of his duties.
In Collars, Cuffs, Hose, (ilovei. Hand-
ken-hiet. Ties, O.rseta our goods are all
fresh and the best selections.
M. M. Tkuiwell Co.
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Communion Service,
! The Rev. K. B. Manell il! (m-ai li in the
j M.' K. I liiinrh of Siuerst, next Sun.Iay at
lnr.'fn a. m., and i.Vt . m. The U.ni s SiifK
jier will he ailmiiiittentl at tlie eveniii(t ser
vice. All are eonlially invite-l to attend.
The Brethren Lovefeast.
Kmtii HtKu.11 : I notice in your la-l ie
Miethat the Hrethreii lavefi-kt will lie held
in the Berlin district at the Buechley church
on Satupiay. N'ovemoer 13. 1. This if a
mistake. The Brethren of the Berlin district
will not hold a Iovefea.t at the liutthley
chiin-h on tliat date.
Johx H. K.-.KPVKB, I'astor.
Advertised Letters.
The following letter remaining in thepost-iHi-e
at Simer. ! will la; sent to the Iead
( U.tt(1. , (ffl(V if ,
ailed forwilhin tell day
! from this .late. Tuesday, N'ovcmtK r . 1-H :
Baker, Vni. W. : Baldwin. Wm. ; Bpmgh.
Misii Kate; Fritz, Josiah ; l.amer. Ali.v ;
Ho. hstcllcr. Miss ( ora ; Suiiehril. C. H. :
Tan..., Koniloz : Will. Julian, rnslal
ShatTer. C. ; Sjarr, Samuel : Bop-tti, Al Sig.
J. K. C0FKR0TH, I'. M.
1
$2 Silver Certificates.
; The new two dollar silver certificates, it is
' ex.eeted, will 1 ready for cin-ulation in a
j few days. The vignette of 'ieneral Hancock
j is said tf t 1ml- t be licst likeness of the grtal
j getienii ever engraved. The adoption of the
j vignette of Martha Washington for the one
' dollar silver certificate was an innovation.
! only the likeness of men having lecn used
; on government currency hep'tofore. In the j
j two dollar certificate another innovation is
! uiaile by putting the Second and Thinl Army
j Corps badges, which tiirmed lien. HanciH k's
'. .simmand. beide the vignette of the licneral.
; The Sssmd Coqe. Imdge wit a clover l.-af,
! and the Thinl Corjis a diamond. The en
j pniver very cleverly j.ut the fonner within
I the lines of the latter, making it a historical
j tribute to the unity of the two eorjis nnder
i eneral Hancock. It is not generally known
I thai lien. Phil Kearney originated the idea
j of an army corps badge, and that tiie dia-
mond was the first design adopted, and its
; apiirance on the two-dollar certificate will
i "icrjietuatc a bit of war history.
Resolutions on the Death of Isaac
Kauff man.
Tu Ute wife and family vf Ute lute laar K'lujf
miff, dcreuMfi :
The following preamble and resolutions
were unanimously adopted at a meeting of
Ihe Ilipxtors of the First National Bank of
Johnstown, Pa., held Octolier 25, 1S.S :
j Whkrem, The All-wise tiod in his inscni
, table wLtlom, has removed. ur fellow -dire, t
i or. Mr. Isaac Kautl'man, by the stem hand of
I death, we lsw submissively to the Pivine
1 w ill, and
Whereas. He had been a director of this
i bank since its first organization, more than
j twenty thp-e years ago, we desire to place
j upon rvn.nl our appreciation of his worth
j during all that time. Therefore,
j HofMctd. That in him we always luul a
; faithful, attentive, and clear-headed countel
! l..r, who was always al his pust at the meet
; ings of the B.kipI. We shall miss his sound
i judgment and kindly demeanor. He wan
plain and .in.tentatious, but none the less
valuisl were his counsel and opinions for that
rea.-oii. He could and would give his view,
in rcgapl to business, etc., in such a plain
way tliat all could comprehend.
AVjmZc", That we condole with his aged
wife and the family of our deceased fellow -dirts-tor
iu this, their bereavement.
Haolrr'i, Tiuu our action lie .tprea.1 ujou
the minutes and published in the pa.-rs of
the tow n, and a c.py be s:iit to the family of
the d.ssjaMsl.
By oplerof the Board.
11. J. RoKKRTS.
Cashier.
Quiet Observations.
Ho I know him? " y. O.," of the brief
i .oiiiinniiii alioii- that come to him on bui
j lie. I. 'pics, eis.nomical of time wilh many
I abbreviations and extravagaul of ink, with
tiie shovelful of capital toevery tugc. whicii
betrav the hand-hooied in the,Liy-ls,kaii,i !
the le.lg.-r? " Mr. Iuiet Ol-ervalioiis," as he
I is rest sit fill I v approached bv the mother
' anxious lor advi.r alx.ut her boy, or the tiia-
tureatid pp.-r eilu.-ationai maid'-n .'itiing
: a discuioii on the U-t way to list, fi gn.m
j mar? Tiie iK-ar luiet oirrv-.r ' -f sis.n-s
t of ihiinty little not-, that flutter to his .lesk,
: crinkling with iiit.-rpegation itii and stitf
, eiie.1 with under.s.riiig, with a sw.vi p-niili-1
istemv of violet and thechanning s!ia.t.'W
j of a giggle taiigle.1 among the wasp-waisicd
j letters the notes that tell over and over thai
j someliody's mission iu life has liegun I. call
.' twite a week, and sofntjlsHly therefor' writes
10 ten lite siorv wuicn is so i.ieasam n. leli.
ami 10 &a 1. r a.ivifv wiiicu sue win lake 11 11
pleases licr ? The " livery. lay Addison " as I
have heanl him -all.sl by an eminent and
cultured .loctorof divinity "yuiln" of the
ottiie isiys im-vePtit'y familiar longue ?
! Well do I know him in all Ihe various nt!.
to match these designations, but ls-st ami
most happily I know him as " Ra " of long-limeg.l-fellowship
in some years of work
tioue at a desk that wa al ways as near to his
as I could g. il. ynicl Observations, on the
Way of the World, by Fjasmui Wilson.
" iuicl I Hiervcr" in Tkr I'iaJntryh ltiiitrh,
elegantly illuslrate.1 l-y leatling Pittsburgh
Artists; ,"i pag.-,. l.io. By mail on re
ceil 4 of pri.-e. The l.k is gotten up in ele
gant style hv fa-sell A Co., Art Publisher.
New York. r"..r sale by
S'liierset, Pa.
W. H. Welflty, !
For Rent.
Farm and woolen factory for' rent. For
further .articular address Abraham Beam,
Si.esville. Ja.
Wanted.
An intelligent farmer to intpsluee a big
paying article among farnu rs. Adtlresn,
(1, P. JoHJsos
Laurel, I-l
School Books at Wholesale
At WEi.rkV' B.k.ktoek. Six erset, Pa.
I w.utld inform Country Men-bant. that I
can at all times supply School Books at
wholesale prices. lean give as go. h! prices
a any other house in the county, at atrial
onler will fully nmviii.se any one. I also
handle all sorts and qualities of writing pa
pers and enve)oes n which I can give good
prices. Wm. H. Welxet.
Simertet, Pa.
A fine line of Sun.Iay school cards at low
prices just received at Weltley's Book Store,
Simerset, Pa.
42.59 2J It 4211i 427 2U29 2011 312 294 4:1m 2107
Some Interesting Figures.
Si much was said U f,,tr the nomiualion
and during the sessions af the Congressional
Conference by llr. Sulfa lronal enemies
aUut his heiliK a weak caudi.late and tf.at
his nomination would emkinger the district,
that in opler to show the utter falseness ot
these assertions we have collated the vole in
the district by counties for the Jwst ten years
(under the pn-sent apportionment) commen
cing with 174. The rpf nded table will
flu 1 w that at the last six Congressional elec
tions only once did the Republican ean.liilate
receive a larger majority in Somerset county
than did Mr. Sull. and that was in the Pp
ideutial rear of 1 14. when Blaine's candida-
cy swept eventhing ix-fore it, and the oppis-r Likes and not "torial." "Sheets" was a
sition to tieneral Campbell wan men'ly noiu- I gotf-fellow in all of tlie many qualities the
inal. Only twice did ihe Republican candi- j wopl implies; a first-class printer, and a j:en
date in the district n-ceive a larger majority 1 eral favorite. In ihe language of the fc-tive
than did Mr. S till, and that was in the I'p-s-i.iVlilial
year of I- and l,-4.
174.
Blair.
1220
Beilly
474
Somerset ..
Bedford
Blair .
Caiubria ,
Total 1220
Keiily's majority ll.!7.
lf76.
tamt.l-ell
95.meret 1199
Beilt'oPi
Blair . 5
ttuubna
Heiily
222
t2
14
CoffPKh
2.V.
i Total.
2194
Campbell' majority. 510
ln7t.
CamplM-ll
41 a
Sfrtnerset
Bedford
Blair
Caiubria
Total
Colfrolh's majority.
In
Campt-ell
I02
I Somerset
1 Bedfopl
Coffroth
l'-tt
3t-
521
Coffroth.
5111
Blair .
Caiubria .
Tatal 1957
(.ampbell' majority 1436.
Is2.
f amp 111
tt
Somerset
BelloPl
Blair
t.auibria.
24
Total....
1.5W
Campbell's majority, 5.5,
ISM.
Campliell
Somerset 24ik
Bed lord....
Blair 1740
t.ambria
Total 41V
l.mpl-eir majority, 1574.
It-'..
F.nl,-iil.
il
517
,'.71
Tate
279
1124
I nr.
Sull
. hot
Somerset ."..'...
Ke.ll.iPl ,
Blair
Cambria
Total .
Seull' majority, 9ur.
Institute Attractions.
I oinity Sujerilitemlent. J. C. Weller, has
his " little list" about tilled with attraction
t.r the copiing session of the Teachers" In
stitute, and the first name on it is tin- Ki v.
Joseph Cisjk, of Boston, who. perhas,
stands al the head of America's leotun-rs
and orators. A food second is Vt. Willit,
of Philadelphia, of w hom ail who are in the
habit of attending the Institute course, lim-t
have the most pleasant re. -ol lections. His
lecture on " Snnshitie " two winter nr., w :.
j hy j,. tUe entertainment of the
course, and the impression it made on the
J niinils of the Iootor'a many hearer, time
j can never eifaiv. Rev. lr. Kvorett. itov-
enior Pattison's Secrelary, who enjoys the
j reputation lieing a first-class platform talker
j ha Ins-ii booked as thinl, and ne-otiations
are pending wilh Congressman Hoar, of
Michigan, who is reputed the finest orator
in the House of Representiitives. to make
the fourth. Siiierinlen.lent Weilor had de
termined to have a lady in this year's course,
but was unable to secure Mrs. Livernion-.
who many of our jieople wished to hear.
He is in correspondence, however, with
Mb Kate Field and Belva Lock wood, and
mar yet secure one or the other. Miss Belle
Tonu-r. one of Pittsburgh's 9weetest vocal
ists, it is thought will furnish the music for
the occasion.
We neglected to ask the genial Su rin-
1
! tttident who he had listed as iiitrut1oit. but
know thev will lie the htt to be had.
He
j Would have ih. other.
) Many of our reader will laughingly say
i "chestnuts." when we ppimie them that
this year's course will Ik- far ahea.l of anv
; yet had. But each year's session of !n
; stitule. under Mr. Weller's Siiperiiilendency,
j has b.s-n better and better, until it wa
j thought that the session of last year cnld
I not lie impnived upon.
! Too much praise cannot I' bestowed upon
Mr. Weller. who not only furnishes the
i teachers of tlie County with a week's de-
lightftil entertain ment and instnn-lion. but
i makes it poa-ible for them to hear and see
: .1 . . . . . . .
the bnghtest and in.t ciiltun! men and
women of the age. and that. too. at
trivial
cost. The ple of S.merset, also, are a
thousand limes his debtor for the w.-ek of
rare pleasure affonled them each year, and as
each suceoding year is hi tler tlian the form
er, the inileUedness It ppi.ni,inalelv in
rrease.1. TTils year's srs-rion will Ir- held ill the
' I-ra House, where the accomnuslaiions
will be better in every ns-j.is.-t than hep-o.-fore.
Hogs for Sale.
The undersigned will offer at private sale
one hundred and fifty very fine bred sh'.ats.
consisting of Poland CJiina. Berkshire and
Cliester White. This stock has been o.m--
fully stdurted by ourselves, in Harrison siim-
j ty, Kentucky, and are a lot of the finest we 1
have ever offered. Among them, are twenty
pair Sir bn-eding purposes. This stuck will!
be at the Jones House, Moversflale, Xovem- j
ber !d and ZfrtL IStfi, and at M. S. Shafier '.
in Berlin, on the iilh and Jit h of Novemlier ;
at rihanksville Novemlwr JTth, and fn.ru tlie
2Hth to December lKb at our yanla in Stoys
town borough. Thanking all heartily for
past patrunage, we k y. u to call and set;
this lot.
P. J. E. Milieu.
Counting t he Vote.
The returns of the late election were ojKti
ed before Judges Baer, Collins and Snyder,
commencing at noon Thursday, iu the Court
House, and the votes as returned counted op.
The conn tlien issued a nertificate "f eleclioii
to each of the smssfsful ran.li-late tr !
county ofHoes. There were no eertinc.'tes
tssuetl to Prohibitionists or PonvKT. !.
ta. W. M. SohnK-k and I Minis M.ye, 4.
Eeq., acted as Clerks to the court.
1 sell Canton Flannels. Shirting, Flan
nels, Muslins, Tickings, ret., cheap
Mas. A. E. Chi.
27.1 10 392 2351 2: 4223 21ti 2 42b 42 JW7
Took to the Road.
Mr. William Jao.h Baer. Jr., coniiiH.nlv
known as " Father Sheets," who for two
yea i past has lala.p) on this pa-r. even-l
hi is.nnei'tioit with it on the lt iust., and
Uik to the nmil, having Streeter. 111., as his
obj.-ctive nint. We sincerely tmst he will
not follow his pnsioiiiininit inclination to
'track rabbits in tlie tirt snow," for f.nr
that his "double leather bottoms" will lie
worn to the b .lie before Omaha is sighted,
and thus render him incapable of holding
down a mie-legj:ed stool on the t'.ro.iug I'.Ul.
but rather that the snows of winter may it
lightly on hi- p.hut frame and eaeh icy
breeze be ladened with pp.mi.tes of "fat
"Snator." "it will lie a cold .lay when we
get another "Sheets.' "
--
To Our Readers.
We cannot too stpingly urge upon our
readers the iifiTtsity of sulwt-rihing for a
family weekly newspaper of the lirst class
such, for instance, as the IndriuieiU. of
New York. Were we obliged to select one
publication for habitual and careful p-a. ling
to the exclusion of all other, we should
choose unhesitatingly the IndeuiUid. It is
a newspaper, magazine, and review, all in
one. It is a religious, a literary, an educa
tional, a story, an art, a scientific, an agncul
tural, a financial, and a politi.-ol pa-t-r
combined. It has 32 lolio pages and 21 de
partment. No matter what a person's re
ligion, politics orpp.fessioii may be, no mat
ter what the age, sex, employment or condi
tion may be, the IndeiKHdr,d will ppjve a
help, an instructor, an educator. Our read
er .an do no less than to send a p.ttal for a
free sjiecimcii fopy, or fi.r thirty -ent the
patr will be sent a month, enabling one to
judge of its merits more critii-ally. Its year
ly uhscription is .'. t. or two years ii.r ..W.
Address The Im.efexiie.nt. 2)1 BpBulway,
New York Citv.
Torch-Light Procession.
A large rmw.l of the miet enthusiastic Re
ptlbliiaus of this iHiniugh anil township had
arrang.-.! for an immense top-h-Hghf ppHv
sion and ji.llifitation meeting Wednesday as
a means of giving vent to their joy and grat
ification over the result of Tiles. lay's election.
Owing to a heavy rain setting in early in the
evening it was deemed advisable to po.-t,ne
the demonstration till Saturday evening. A
regular hlizzanl and snow storm set in early
in the day Sat unlay, hut notwithstanding
the fa.-t that the snow was coining dow n
like a blanket and the wind wa blowing big
guns, shortly alter dti-k the cmwd It-gall to
gather at Republican head.jiiarters. and.
nothing 'Limited hy the very inclement
weather a large numU-rof ton-h bearers and
men with banners formed in line and mar
shalled by ex-Sheriff Pile, and headed hi 'ne
Silver Comet Band man lied thniugh the
principal street of the town. The streets
were cm wdtsl with people and the pn.ces.-ion
wa heartily cheered all along its line of
map h. At the el.ise of the map h the pps- j
tswsion massisl in front of the lilade Houe
w here they were jointsl bv many others, who 1
had not (.anicipatcd iu the parade. After
p-jfated t-alls Hon. A. J. Coll. rn concluded I
to brave the furv of the stomi, and, taking !
I an elevattsl wition on tiie hotel vcran.la he
! made a most happy and telling speech of
I almt fifteen minutes in length. He exhort
ed his hearers, particularly the young nu n.
! not lo lay their armor off, hut to keep il n
i and gird up their loins and I- fully pp-jurcd
; for the great battle of 1. w hen, he aun-d
j his hearers, he felt confident thai the Fp-ty
i S.ns of Thunder would mil up 2Vi majority
j for the Plumed Knight of Mai le for the Pp--j
i.li nrv and M' majority for Still for t'on
gp.'s. The speaker wits frequently inler
! nipttsi by the wildest applause, and when he
j dosed the crowd gave him three hearty
' cheers. Other siikers were. ailed for by the
j cp.wd but refiisf.il hi n-spond owing to the
j intensely disagreeable weather. Hal the
j weather lieen favorable the demonstration
I would have been a corker. As il was, it wa
i a very cretlitable one. Mr. C. N. Boyd sent
i otfa
large qtiautitv of beautiful firework
! while the ppuwion wa marching, and
! bunil different is.loretl light in tp-ntol hi
store while the speaking was going on.
1
The Bedford Cazette and the Som
erset Independents.
jinx m: a -p. I
In it issue. f Fri'hiy pnss-ding the e!.s-tion j
: ihe BedfopI Ihtzrttr said clitorialiy : j
"On Sitnr'lav. after seven weeks of Nil- j
loting, the Republican Coiigressional con
fenti.v nominated Kdwanl S-uil. editor of
theSilnerset IlKKtLI. This wa done in the
face of earnest pprtcsts from all parts of the
! listri..i fp'tn the Utter chiss of Keptihii
' i-ans. He is the wader of the S'al-
wart wing of ihe Kirty in S.merset county.
: and It-fore the great In.lepen.lent revolt of
! lsj he was the supreme dictator, before
I w hom every township lat.-man w.-is oblig,-l
! to Uti.1 the km. Ihiring that
ampaign and ever since S-ull ha hiiterly
' detiouiKssl the Imlepriifleiil. The latter
! nursed their .wrath ai.d iiatientlv await.-d
1 the hour of vengeance. That hour h.w now I
arrivetl. They gave the confenss. j
! fair warning ; that warning wa disn-anled,
J and uow, umlt-r tlie tullaiii ka.lerhip of
. Oenvral William H. ivotuitz. Ihey have uu- j
! fnrle.1 their bannen and buckletl on their ar
! tuor.''
i IOW WE OO ISJWS.
In hs issue of Friday Sdlowing the election !
the BedfoH fVaXf said etliturially :
1
"Xhe.lefoii of Hiiuiphrey P.Tate f.MrCon- :
gresa was a Jjrprise. Hi comparatively 1
small majority in tbia cuunty.u all the more '
mortifying to hi fHenoa because Cambria !
and Blir did so nobly. But it was j
Somerset county w hich furnished the great
est surj'rise. Wiien S ull's nomination was
maile the wecalltsl Ind. fwndents at oths put
on their war-paint and ma.iV the heaven
tremble with their how Is Sir vengeHiv-r. At
first they ppimised to give Tale majority in
:le coanty ; then they said they would keep
Still's majority down to 5, ami then they 1
fixed on TOO as the very highest majority p-- !
sible for fieull to secure. Tiny ilcclared up !
to within two davs of the eleotion that Hcnll i
sIh Mild never, no never, have ne. re than TK
majoriry. Seull himself rlaimetl only i. j
but he didn't then know that the "Indeprn
.huts' were merely joking and tliat they
W'rtild swallow their medicine without a
murmur. Had Somerset kept ber pn.mise.
Mr. Tate, even with Bedford's small major
ity, would have been elected.'
P. 8. The statement that Still only
claimed " is an "otficial " mistake. He
and bis friends always claimed over 13
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207 291 J. 42U5 27 4 u. 2nl J
Co to Mrs. A. E. Uhl's. !
To .. the larvest t.K-k of New Styl. j
I're-s ImnnI in ihe county. oan-itiiig iu jtrt
of 4- inch I loth at ' ivnts a yapl ; 54 in, h i
Tri.sH ai tooaiid il : all-w.l Caniel't hair,
44 inch, at H .slits; lic-t .(Uality Fouele. all '
w.l. 7) to -M.in.. all-w.! C..rk. rew. t-i ;
42 inche. fpim -VI to ! cents; heavy all- j
W's.l Cashm.-p. -si .-..nts : Ca-hnieres from ;
121 cent ui; Ip- Ir.s.1 fpun -s cents up ; j
All kind of new trimmings to match. !
Prist lower than els.:where. 1
Mr. A. K I'hl
Resolutions of Respect
Where 1. It ha pleased Altai;
in His wise pp.vi.leu.e to remove fpm
us by k-.it h our aged bp.ther and
memlwr of the Clmp-h C'.mncil and
S-h.l, Bp.therJoi.il i.rael" and
Where xs. It is right ami proper that we
should cherish hi memory for the g,-l
.Ussls done by him during his earthly pil
grimage, and for the ns-titude of lib waitt
andconversatioii. In niattert pertaining to
thechun h and ail ir iiistiturions, therefop-.
be it
Relnd, That in the.ieath of Bn.tiierliraef
who f..r V years was a meiiiher of the Kvan
geli.al Chiin h. there hit.-been 1.1k. 11 away by
death one of whom we iiail cherish kindly
and atfts-i 101 late p-niembraiiis-..
Rrmtlnnl. Tiiat we. the members of i.raef
Chiip h Council and Sablitth S h..l. tleeply
d.-pl"!- liie l.ws ot our age.1 friend and bp.th
er. who. in his Christian pP'fcssion and pri
vate lile alwavs evim .-l the character of a
true Christian man. !
ReMjlrrd. That by his death the surviving ;
w idow has lost a loving and affectionate hns- '
band and the community an honored fit- '
izen. I
RtMjvrd. Tliat the dets-aseit bpher has et 1
u. an exatuile worthy .if iiuinitioii ; in the ,
interest inuuif..-t-d in organizing the presem
tsingp-2-aiion and theeps '.ioti of the chun h. ,
which in honor wa.-nani'-d alter him. I
RrxUieii. That we tender to his surviving .
companion and relatives our warmest sytn- j
Itth v in their hour of bereavement. i
Rtsijlved, Ti.at these ptoiutiotis It publish-
e.1 in .the (siunty paper, and a s'py present- i
ed to the tx-n aved family.
Sami el M,-iiKE,,K. J. J. Wilt i
Jo.xituv.t Kx'MZ, Jacob Yost. j
HRRIo U'HR. Ja. o M'lfKEifOR. I
JoH.x Ma.noes, Committee. !
While
you to g
wan- St.,
you are in town it will ny j
to James B. Hohlert aum Hard- j
p and examine his line of .rtnig
giHMi-. .-insisting i-i yv iDciie-ter. 1 oil an
Flobart Rift'-s, double and -itigle hps-. h
l.uiding Shot -gnus, donbie and -inle muzzle
loading Shotguns. Pist.,1-, Carrridi:... Pow
der. Slmt, l aps. Primers. Brass and I'atier
Shot-shells, Wad, and Wad-cutter : Plugs
and Nipples, Re-loading T-s.Is. I'owd. r and
Shot Fkisk. liun-locks. Patch-boxes. P s ket-tsimittisr,-,.
Ilriiiking-citi' .Iig-whi-tl.-s. Bi
1 ycle-w histh-. Turkey-, alls, lmi k - i-alis.
Park-lanterns, and even thing kepi in a
rirsl-cla Haplware St.,
' w hether you w ish to buy
e. Call and ee,
or rmt.
JtMES B. II,, i,Ekmi n.
N... 3 Baer Bl. k. S.mers.-t. Pa.
S. J. McMillan,
Resident IK-Titisl. S.merset, Pa.. i:aii I
found daily at his Is-ntal R.M,ms in Boer's
1 Bl.t'k. Kvervtiiing i-naiu:ng to the prt.fes-
sion pp.inptly .ioiH- hy late and approved j
1 melh.M.s.
Wanted! I
liiih-s. Fur. Hark. I will .y the highest '
cash pri.-e for all kind of hides. ielts and i
furs. 1 al- w ant .' .s.pL of R. k Oak and i
Spru.e hark. f
H. li. Cl .SSIS..H is. !
MARRIED.
Kim; IN ANSKLL. On May S7. lts, hy
K. P. King. K-.p, Mr. in-orge rJ. Kiggin, ..f
Fayette County. Pa., to Miss Sarah Anseli. .f
Smierset County. Pa.
PLCTCHKR-4;KARY. On June JT. I.;,
at the house of Romauus Pile, by the tame.
Mr. Irwin PSetohcrto Mis I jn.la litary. Is.tli
of Simer-et Coimtv. Pa.
D1EU.
SAYI'k At F.-i.-lciis. on M .n'lay, No
vember 1. ft,.;. Roliert liny, infant .,n ,,f
Mr. and M-. John I.. Savior. ag. -J 1 y.-arainl
9. lays.
GREAT
BARGAINS
IN
WRAPS!
late;3t style j
Jackets.
LATEST STYLE
Dolmans.
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NewmarKets !
LATEST STYLES
CMlureDs' Wraps !
BEST MAIIH WR.VI'S !
n r mm m -r- r- r la.
j Kh g I YI I trlL. !
LOWEST PRICES,
LA R G EST V A R I ET Y,
AT
MRS. A. E. UHL'S
THAN EVER, OF
II NEW FALL GOODS
i
iBoucle, Knickerbockers and Astrachans
: ! Tiiccts. Strijel Gris, Stripsi ani Brcca Yelysts, BrxaSeS ani
Mel M Mm w .ft
JET. HH3WI. mm 113 BSF TiiMIS H mil
Clasps, Buttons, and Braids.
Jersey Jackets, ladies' & lYlisses Coats,
Sacques, &c, &c.
Special Attention is Called to our Immense Stock of
Carpets, CilCloitis, linoleums,
Ari we bo tc ass tba pblic tiat
;;:.r:.Gcis, Foster
il w-irthy j
Clinton Street, .TOIIXSTOWX, PA.
Louthers Drug Store,
Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
This Mcdsl Prig Stew is Rapidly Eoccnhg a Great
Favorite with Pecph in Ssarca cf
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS.
Medic bus, Jhje Stuffs, Spotty, Trtissts
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
J'crf titties, Ac.
THE DOCTOR dVES PERSONAL. ATTKNTION TO the (lJ4rS.CMiN. OK
Physicians' PrescriDtions i Family Receipts
i.KF.AT t Af.E UEIS'I TAKES TO '.
SIMXTACIalvS,
I And a Full Linp of Optical
such a larpp assortment all can be suited.
The
Finest Brands of Cigars
Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display our 'trnla
to intendin purchasers, whether they buy
Irom us or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER, M. D.
MAIN STIJKET,
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