HeraM.
jhe Somerset
.au-c it. wc.
WE!
Tj,n..n Jay t--"ne-l.k:rnJA.n.-n'il-
111.."!
w lareir tluiu iiui rii
1"-'"
rijt io iU. "itm ou"e
A matt '
avtrraire nrtspt arr mlr a
r.,, i,. -am
. : ii a iy
fl-..:n,.v l"oi'
I'.-S, -l.i-s- !
otfapii iu;7-
e !ei-n)iiiir mure pleiit:fil at the j
!.v are fill hiah in price.
r- lust
with the biinibieoees lias eom-
r:iriui:lul ... , . .
i. .iii.l ail the boyarm cp:u? mm.
ni.-M-f i. " ;
I: -its ,iuit' yn on Uhs euwk. ' lay f.-r,
,. ,v uial lie a..u ;
,n,r one has Marled the silly tiry that
..uu luiiu't fre. kl,. Inn't beheve it
rii f Mt. 1'nion '
..Wintlieen Aait'K :
Ml, Tiiiori.
SetM for ixt-
1 'ahinet rhofcurraph'
r dozen at W'ellleyH Phobntrajiil
III ti vote nrs'
I viiir name i--
elertion
yon
piai
1 on the i
. for flannhUTiait sjuimsi
viu'x-r 1-it. and nHuinues until
Hiotoirnph ialii-r- aint
., ..( i aliilii-t riioiotrrahps toradol-
:l uUit'.
, ,-!:ni!ii.r tir! if breast m the
:,.rirooi old tnoUier mays at home ;
1 -(. -i:
in.- ciirmnt.
in.- w:her prophet, says the hot-
t!ie-.ummer. wsl! Ihi fnim the lib j
i-.i .Vturt. j
.-r vn ::m are l'irinniiii to .iuk ;
:ii'' J"
ii .y t'
'in- 4pproai:lie!i lor nie annua. .a-ei- ,
.ii,.-n; ..i'-iit di!a;. j
V i r.io mir-uk her lover for a !
ar a.;e.l him with shot. He weiirh ;
m-.nf- Ina!)
ii-rl'.-
:,e .liiL hut h- not haivlMomer. !
ti.al -.lie-half "f all the ryewhiv- i
I in lite 1'iiiuil States if pnnlui'- ;
:.ie j:l .hrfrut. of whieb tin's 'lounty .
i
ti! I
Kva...v.TTi.T H-nry M. H-.yt is at the
l nt the 1 a;. i Iron Company, a new om--i.
:. : :i..-olut:n 6-T the puHia!
lie tvei-tt K irnait. in Bedford iroiinty.
Vit
itf- r:,a:t six U'irMn-i summer toiinsw
;lP. M.-urnii; a! Eiieiisburj
:v. ami as many xs fifty u
.iv:tv '..r :ii!t ro.-m t)
t 'amhna is.un- ;
.hiy are turned !
nr.-rtiin tl.em.
,e lie
-.ni
i.iiiMi.nti I'.-iiiity ''.jiiiniitiisf met in
n 1 i;ei.iy. aa. i tiii.il tiie vacancy ;
t!l lilt- .-.ll'l'v ticket hy -i.s-Tin litiofs' W. '
s- 'm-ni'T. Jui.iaia T-'sii-iiip. as a candidate ;
f-.r :'ie ..t!:.ee ..i I ii rs-t. r .if the P-M.r. ;
We':iae..n Itatid a brje number of am"! '
i.eek h we will "'il in quantities ti suit j
i:jv iiiir i.as-r. i'riiss vrn' re;ts.nial.le. Y.tril j
..i..-iii. tiie ;i'.a-i!ni: null, '
Il 'IJOtooK l)B..S. .t PlHS"N. j
An .xctmiiLi' say: An onlinary potato '
: i k-s-i- most newer Sir two w-eks or !
in--r- n ii in. rile temperature. The best
ii !.. -.its in the iNitaUH-s and insert
V i n.'i stents, and fits! en them with a j
,:: ie .fUeii or !ai-r. I'.itat.sx may also
;l-.ii -.11 I.MTii i.sirali,.ns. lleim; is.neeai- I
'iv riit- 'eaves. !
T'ne H.-'it'.rd Agricultural sWiety wi'.l
..ir.-r I premiums flic exhibits at die j
in. ti fair. This is a new dejiarture. The I
T.u. imve Ii.!! arraimisl as f.-llos : A run- j
iini sit.s. -.ti 'ciiieslay. a tTottin ra-e on
r.iir-ijY, and a niniiiii race on Kri.lay. It :
... im.iios.ii to iiuve u i "rand Army day and ,
i .by tor tiie Patriotic Sons of America. i
Mbt Mmikct We have just aildtsi a j
hrzf ll.-1'naerator u. our Meat Market, in '
ft'm ii nil meats rsa lie ket cool and clean, i
M ii;. hi. beef. i.rk. t.'., kept (vnstantly on ,
ii.i.i.i. i it-!i 'l.uly. I'arti.s bityiiiii meat
-un !::ive it kept in the n-fritrerator until
HaMIoi.
R..SS Hvvis .t o.
i'.-.-is n-si.inie in is.uuiry vi!hu;..saiid lis
rt. t.- sii.mlii -.si that their. loors and windows
irs s--tirt'iy :";iien.si at iiiutit ordurinc their
i-s-iii-e tr.nu ii'.me. Tiierv ;qtars to bean
n.u-iin.ly lari' tiuiniier f tinevi's moving
ii.iii tiis.':i.'ti the .-onnty and th.-t'rs are of
-i.'ii"-! m'iji;y .N;eurr-ii.,e. suspicious ciiar--'-
siie.ii, I tie tven notice t.i move on
! ! ;y watche.1.
H i.avi-just retviviHl ..ne of ii:e prettii'st
- ii.-i- ,-v.-r wrirten. eailisl There's no one
M.iner to nie." by t'haries A. Iavies.
-r i tiiee h,.ine s,,iur. in which isiih the
niiiu- are so very pretty. :t is i
IN..-.1
,r 'it.
It can lie played on the piano 1
.md
11 be sent to any address for
imps. Address- the puhiish-
l -.-eilt
J 1 l.ns.'lle ,t l'o.,
and 4J Anaiie.
Ry -e -inier of I he Ss n-ttirr of the C.,m-1l'-ll-:i.i!i
two limell.lniellts to the Slate
' -irsttiutHin. P".tsliiy the last U-.isiature
Hi 'i.at n-.i!
efore the next I'iri-iaUITV
.' -ui.r..a..
. are puiiiislusl m aiucjicr .-ol-
mm. Th,
t.'-.ls'l'S-s. .
-. iy ui;h
1 wiii ti
lsine an- interested in these
'hey wiii p.isibly have a vote
ad... Hon. and shoui.i make a
'.'l.illlii.-s tliey pn.ltae.
tiie pn-seut time take a pd
-u'uiet l'!i.,t.-irfapli at !., r d. a-u lint
mv
Uitnuis who desire to secure
low- price will do weil to
sisill. as these
iiirtires may oniy hold
i furs ii:uii,s tinie.
Tiie latest i(M,i firv
'f ail w.irk
Plate pnsvss ustsi
W". H. WKLFI.ICY
SomenwH Pa,
A
hiliwtls i-ounterfeit of the silver dol-
m.le,if srniunil ..la. eoiuiiin.sl with
i. an.! ,.iher meuis. Kxpericnii-d
:., rs ay xtiry ,nntK easily deits t
"itiu n.-'t. These glass doilarw are
it " i.l ,u the palm of the hand and
.r-,.tiv wj,!, tlr !lan,n,. ,,f a knife
ar is aiy spin.. Toe have the m.-
"ti-
tiie ,i..:
" ne "I "--uuine dollar, are the .r- of J
s-a-ancl .it uiarly Uie exact weight,
Aa exelii says: "In washing dish.-J
-"ii'.k u.!,-i .,f-p. FiU ,li,1)an ftill
"fwater a,l ,, iiaif a Bp ((- miI). I(
!'"' !'aM.-st water, gies the dish.s, a
'nt ir.-rht !... ,i Dr.- i,l .,...
'-ii -k.u or cimppmg wiiicl
smsi
tiie greas-t j
"'tiisj leaving tiie water with senm.
Aa
'XieheT voilllir lio.i-. lr.- I... U.
"y tliat it is a good wi-it.
A
ires! niaiiv twsu.leam ....I :.. i
Vr """"' !!'an m,M persons liave any idea
' w sppnau-bimt fi.r its
jT?"r '"''lo.tiie visitation we give the
'"lit is"tf- (. i,, alWeiatMM,. wbi. li is
;" W 'la"- effistive; Take dr l,.
'iita aniiuonis, vjiy. ...,;,
ii4t w iier, 7J dr. hmsal.s,hol.
t-.t i:
W'th ,
a w.de-moiitlie.1 lk,it!K, half
and inhale thereth.iu.
tilksi
d -tiy -me tiiln.
: lias Wn ofrner and im.re -
.n-'.,-
:hn
upon public
at tent ton ,
tiier it is i
tin. .
-..a rs T'eo. m i
iidt uw m.st unsafe ,
person i
- n-i,i. Uunilg 9
tlimiilcr stonu is ! lv
. tlv!- It i Hm pla.-e most
c w iien stona
iriven, and niore The
-i.en i. "'n kl!"-d I'.v ligluning while j
k ' " " "'"er piae. M..t people
k- but stal they rtteh upon their de- !
ruc
lell W-ti, a
pMiiiitnes Uiut is si mpl v '
Hl-Sl
Uiltaoie.
- ' '-"s season many i
luvt ''"" l'r,,n- "f ptrsins who j
''-iubU)e '"'""'' '"'' ,1m" us w'U !
aitn!t n,u, h longer before the summer j
This is bad wn!wr ?r caxup BMring.
A vrv Ijmv-j riu fi-il in tliii. --tim M'W-
!
T'. I onntv Vniniiw-iiwn are
liii wwk.
in n
Tlw lri-k layw arr itl w.M-k wt ttw m
.. - . - - -
Tli cmcv.l r;mi;-mf unis .-,ntm.-.:ts- in
Lrint's tinni- on TliiirMuiy, Aiu.-u.st A'ltli.
There are more L.mJsome Imuud to b
in Smwrset thin sumuu-T tliau for a nuiuber
of ve rs.
t,miu- a lanre lirty of roiimr l.iii- ami
jriititniiit from Simrrsn-l piniictHl at Whit
Horw Vsliisiv.
T!e in atu-iulance at ramp nnUiift
SuikI-v wan quite Uirjt-, twt '- not np It)
Unit ot pn:VKu.i . wirs.
FrWl.l truiic ob the s. C Railway is
v-rv (iris- just now, trains beine run Jay
t and iiiirht to MxummuiUitie the tnvle.
Mr. M. H. Hrt-i;, of Ro. kwoo.L dele
pite to tim Rvrnibiit-n Slate Omwrsrii,n,
lfl fcrf- Harrislurg TtKiiiiy morning.
Mi irai! Pile, of Washington Citv. is
Tj3j,jp;: reitjv,-, anj frieiwUi in Sniriet.
siie i a atiesM at the rraidniof A. J. fi-hell.
Mff. Austin Krt-1 and ber two children
are T.uui-ly .llwitb malarial lever. Tub
,.Ui;tlpw, ape c.m.ifrwi l.) i io a rv eriti-
mndju
A ,jnrae of Ixtae hitii wyi lie played Satur
; iuiy in-iwn the lades, of Sfnurset, and
j tile jeniiertown club, on vlie grounds of tiie
' iirsl uuined eluh.
I Mr. Harry Heffley, a.m of Peter Heffiey,
aecompiuiiwl by !ili friend Will Huey. of
Pliiiaiielphia. arrived home Sunday Sir a
two weeks' vi?it.
- - -- -
The Iavis Brothers have taken tiie eon
tra t to put up new liri. k outbiiildinars on
j the jail property. They will ooiunnn.-e
: Work on tiiem next week.
W'e are i:ideliteil to Hon. J. H. Ingen-et-ki-r,
leputy S rtury of the Common-w-aili,
loraoipy .il'the laws of IVnnsylva
nia pu-iMii hy tiie l'irisiature of 1 v-T.
lw-v. ii. W. Johnson, of Ptiilad-.-lphia, is
spen.hiiir a li-w weeks w'th relatives in sh.iu
ersit. Hi- will pr-aeh in tne Pr-si.yteri;ui
eliuri-h on Sunday evening, luj. 21st
Jani'-s L. I'.ii!i. K-p. sient the past wit:k
at Aii.uuii- t'ity. He is at present at Uarris
luiri: as one oi tiie 'li'ieirates from this coun
ty to tiie Repiihikutn .-t;ite I 'ouveutioii.
Prof. White, the West Vinrinia scientist
and lii'ilouist sjr,t s-atuniav and siinnlay in
fvinierset. He wiil ntturn sliortiy to l.s'atea
well ..r two for the purpose of borini for oil
and u-s.
An unusuai'y lare nunitx-r tif persons at- !
tetid.d the annual harvest home picnic at !
1'r-tsieiis Satuntay. Tiie weather was ail j
that could lie desired, and tiie .stcasion was !
a very enjoy able one. i
- - i
Tiie ''ihules of tiiis piace have rs:eive,l a J
challeiu' from tiie i uiulieriaiid. Md., base!
liall club to piuy tun-tt ixinsns u ti ve iranies at 1
t uiiilieriand on Tu.-.iay. Wtslneslay anil
Thursday of next week. 1
Mr. Henry S. picking, as wiil be seen by
reii-n-ti.T to our advertising isilunms, otfers
his " Ma.'i.ir" tiinn. in J.-nner niwuship for
sale. Tins is a ran- opportunity for any one
de-irina to purchase a ral'.table farm.
Wii'.ie K. Vo-jvl, only siu of Klih r Peter
V.ija-1, ditsl Friday evenitii; from diphtheria-
He was in tiie fourth year of his ae.
The atl'ictttti pan-nts and family have the
sympathy .'fall in their sad liereavenienL
- - -
To prevent pie-juice from ninninu out in
tin- i.v.'ii. make a little opening in the upp-er
crust and iiiM-rt a little roll of bmwn pajier
perjvnoieularly. The steam wiil esca(M? as
from a chimney, and ai! the juice will be re
tained in the pie.
It. Pierce, of Kind's t ipiieal Company,
will be in Smerset on Saturday, August
Jnth. Ail persons in need of f.'Iass.-s, or who
dire having t heir eyi- exaniine.i. i-an do
si by romum to Ii.-ists-kcr .fc Snyder's store.
No charge fi.r exjniiiialion.
Miss Mattie Smith, of larker-bur. West
Virginia, is visiting hT school friend, Miss
Maine I'hl. Miss Smith is n, t only a most
channint: yoiniLi lady, but un eiix'utiouist of
rrire ability, and occasionally delights her
new maiie friends with captjvutinit recita
tions. -
Pis. pie who -nr in mind that half-ripe or
reeu fruit does Hot mix weil with ice water I
and refrain from iudulirence in that respect j
will save t".icms-ives a .Treat deal of pain and ;
i
pn.iiaiilya funeral. This should lie partieu- ,
larly tJioiiu'ht of when allow ina littie ones t j
eat early fr'lit. j
This is r'tie time of year when the fanner
who dis-s not take a n.'Wspajs-r lsx-au.se he I
cannot utford it me-ts with two r t!i rtf f
Traveling conti.lence uo'ii, and jrefs cheated
out ofetiouji money in .ine day to pay tora i
sulncription to half a doa-n daily pajiers
from even- state intlie t'niun.
We are in receipt of a ropy of the .Sfc'iir
(iih M-miirnt fall, ptiblishcl at IXSamv
iihio, 'v Mr. Aann F. S-brisk. nss-nllvof
the Meyers!:iie Oimwrri'il '. The 'nf is an I
eurht-jsicv pisr of g.ssl tyw.irniphical ap
pearance. The Hfr-W.p wishs it and its
vounir jm.prteior aiiiin.hint suci-ess.
Mr. Charh-s Supfn-s' i.-e -upjey ls-ing near
I exliausitsi. he has niad pun-has-s ,-f lar-re
.uanltties of the anlcie from other licalers
oufside the eity. He is now rst-iviiig a ir
load per day of tliic-ouaiity ice from a littie
place known .ts Tree Forest, on the Berlin
Branch of the B .t Jihtn4'nen Trilinw.
The Johnstown Tnl,it,tr of Suiuphiy -ays:
Harns.ni Pennsi. win. says be is seventy
four years oi ate, w as a soi.tier iu the Mexi
Ciin and Civil Wars. He is an applicant for
a pension, and yesterday walked from Mey
ersiiale. .Sunerset tseiuty. wiiere lie lives, to
this.'iiy, a distance , if sixty mflcs. lie will
walk back home to-morrow.
Since our ia-t issue Marriage Licenses have
lieen issued to the till., whig nauifsl persons
Ijoyd Frederick and Kliza Margaret Mc
Carty, both of Elklick township.
John ft. James, of Williams Station, and
Mary Scoit, of New ( eutn-viile.
'rtsir, J. Ilo-e and Amanda MHler. both
hnstown.
Issirss W. si-lins k. of sionyereek town
ship, and 1-i.ltieC. Schn-k. of Bnilhersvul-U-y
twuship.
C4msiablc Waters of Jolmstown, arriveti
in Somerset Fridav morning with Samuel
Ream in chanre, and ltsigeil him in jail.
"am is a toniiuiung usj.ing youtn oi aisiut ;
nineteen years of age. Hi home is near j
Whiskey Springs, in Cambria County. He I
is cttarscd with bavimr committed a bniial j
assault upon the its..ii of Miss Catiiarine
Keiier. a dimeiic in the kindly of lavid B.
Wilson, Ks of Conemaugh township. Miss
Keifer is aUmi S.unis'ii years of sue and is
said to tie of miner attractive apeara:n.e. j
The wiil lie tried at the .S-ptemls-r term 1
of i .urt, I
Miss Faiima Mtisselman. seiiiud ilaughter
of Judge C. C. MuHseiman. died al her fa-tl-r
residence at an rly li.Hir Friday
niorniinr. Miss Emma was the first of the
family who were stricken with malarial fe
ver a little over two weeks ago. She was a
ttiost estimable young lady und ber mitinie-
.btntii will be silieerelv moiinnsl bv a
large circle of friends
and acquaintances.
entire familv. with the exoection of
Miss Ella.
who wascalleii home from the
Weston account if the illness of her rdo-
lives are ail down with the disease, but are
(rradually growing better. The cause of tiie
wiuuy i uiuesn is rnuu uj nave oeen m.m uie
bursting of a dclective drain pipe, which
Piitted tli sewerage to run inu tiie well
from which they oUaiiied their supply "f
drinkiug water.
Luthcrmn Runlcm.
The woni annna reunion f tl Luther
ana of mTs wmnly will be hoW at Bocfc
woil no Tbuixlay. rVtetnbrr I. H.
Ittw Bansrfier, D. proS-or in Pennsyl
vania Colliw, anj edil.w of tJw Atrirtmrrf
Twktr. ail 'I otln'rw. will iMivnr aMnwK
All arc c-iwtjiallv :ovitl.
Send in the Tratl Dollars.
Wbtiir DuMtof llw olJ trate Jtjllarsi have
bwn sent inbi t" guvemuuTit depiiori3
for mieiuptiiin, t lie re dist be sotne who have
nar!ted it heeaase of the Uinp period nam
ed by the redemption law Utr tkn excharuw.
The six montiia within which tlw traiie iliil
lan can lie ext'liongsnl 6r stamlartl silver
ilollar will expire on the 3rd ot skpteraher,
and all not prewnted on or before that date
w ill be valueless beyond their hallioa value.
Ttie hanks t!mKii;lKnf the eountry generally
olJir fai'iliiies 6r Uie redeniplioo of the trade
do) lan. and ail wlto have thus tar neglei-tnl
to nuike the exchanire should take Dote of
the fiut that the time fir retieuiptioo w ill ex
pire on the 3rd of September.
Bakersville Brtofs.
Baker wears a broad smile it's a
Ed
eirl.
Mr. Perry Bmtrh is making the steam
thresher hum.
Mi.ss Eadie MonLson, the Bakersville or
punsL is at t'rsina teaching music
t)ats harvest U aliuat finishwl, and steam
threshing madiine are runnini at full
speed.
While Mr. Peter Brazil and William Tay
man were moving their eiijrtne over a stream
at (insjnvilie last week the plank oiv way,
letting the engine down on the sleepers.
They pried it np, and were soon on their
way to the next bam.
C
Electrical Possibilities.
' A coinatuy has been formed in Pittsburg
' for pniH-!li!isr earriai.'es by means of elei tric
ity tiskiMi from oveihead wire, as street cars
are already driven in many cities.
It bikes from three to four times aa
' much jsiwer Io nm a earraitje on ast'Wie
biock piivemi'iit as on rails. so last has pror-re-s
Iss-n made in experiments with electric
ity that mreful halts show that IW per cent.
; of the H.wi-r put into a motor con tie made
avaiiai.le ; a steam engine gives forth only 15
jer cent, of the value of coal burned. When
storaire batteries have been made much lhtht
i er titan they now are they can be used for
driving carriajrra, instead of overhisid wires,
! and they can Iwchurjeil by m.-ans of wind-
miHs ami water power. Thus every farm
! bouse may eorae ill time to be supplied by
; to. -.ins of such devices ntt only with water
j hut also with light and power for driving
i wapitis and farm machinery. But loin; be
! fore that, time the horse car will Imve jriven
i plan; in our cities to the electrically driven
i street citr.
Bedford Prohibitionists Nominate a
County Ticket.
Tiie convention of tiie Prohibitionists of
lkslford t ounty was held at Bisllord Tues
ilay of hist week. Counting the Chairman
and Secretary of the County Committee
there were eight deleirates present Kesolu
tious similar to those which have been
adopted in other counties were pawed, and
tiie liillowinK ticket-nominated : ForSheritf,
osire B. Sleek, of Schel!.-,burjt ; for Pro
thonoCiry, Jacob Carpenter, of Umdonderry
Township ; for Putfrister and Iteconler. i.
Newuiu Horn, of Hyndman : for Treasurer,
Ki-v. Jasib K. Brown, of W.sibury Town
ship ; for Commissioners, James W. K.s.r,
of East Pnividpnce Township, and Jonathan
Simons, of Lonikmderry Township: Sir W
rectorof the Poor, Michael Karnest, of Bed
ford Township. The following gentlemen
were elected delesrates to the State Conven
tion : Abraham Suavely, hmrse B. Sleek,
Austin Mason. F.lias 0. Bedford. Rev. J. W.
Bedford. F. S. liefibasii,'!!. Job Ms:k und
lu'v. J K. Dieiier. Messrs. LVfiljauvh and
Sleek were chosen Ui represent the county
on the State Coniniittee, with Ri-v. Bedfonl
as alternate. A collection was taken up.
and il'l i"i was realized.
Husband Items.
The tanners in this section are making ex
tensive preparations fir their (ail seedinir.
The normal at this place is booming un
der the able management of Mr. Harvey l
Younii.
A picnic is Is-itur talu.si of by onr people,
to le held some time in the near future. The
date has not yet been definitely decided
upon.
Mr. Harrison liohn lost very excellent
and valuable mare on Friday of last week.
Mr. tiolin luul rci-emly been offereil a very
handsome price for tiie animal.
The harvest is past an.l the summer is al
most etnlcd, and now the people can eomrrat
Ute t!ietnselv-t- that their hay and grain are
all stored away in splendid condition.
Mr. Cyrus swank, a prominent citizen of
Somerset township, died at his residence last
week. His remains were interred in the
cemetery at Klie on Siturday, followed by a
iarne concourse of relatives ami friends. The
s;rvices were conducted by Rev. Barlett.
The Fartuiipi' Bianl has apiin bitai reor
sraunted. The members of this baud deserve
pnise tor the excellent music which they
furnish our people. We hope, however,
that they will (five this place a call in the
near future. A splendid opportunity is af-
forded, ami they will lie heartily welcome.
j , l's4oSV.
Supervisors and Finger-Boards.
Eihk.b HiiSALu : With y.mr ierroisMon
L.lesirc to empiiasize what lias been said in
i the Ukkii.ii lately alsiut the duty of snper
; visors. Very tew of tiie cross mails or forks
; of roads in m.ist of the townships bear any
1 thing in the shape of index-boards to in.ii
; .-ate the lisahun or disiame to any jxiint a
! traveler may desire to reach. Even llictstni
j ing olf points from the Stoycstown road to
: 1'ne.lens have no tinger-IsiariLs, while Mid
i dlei nvk. Jefferson. S.merset and many oth
i .T townships are shamefully barren ofijoartis
! and index bunds. Why is it that one class
i of our county officers should be so indirter
: cut with reference to law as our supervisors
i are? Is it through ignorant, or willful tieg
; lect -
For the benefit of all of our sot-ervisors
1 crmit me to call their sieciai attention to
the law pertaining to the marking of muds
. crossing and intersecting one anot:r :
; Act lii, section til of June !., says, " Tb.e
sujTvisors aforesaid shall cause pots to be
' erected at the iiiUrsection of all public mails
' within their ress:tive tow!ishi"S Iwliere
! trees are not convenient) with boards firmly
i tixed thereon, and index han.le pointing to
the direction of such muiis, on which bourLs
j shall lie inscribed in laryt nd IryiiUr cJutrae
i fcn, the name of the town, village or place to
j which such nut, Is may lesai. and the distance
j then-to isimputed in miles,
j Section Hi If any supervisor shall, after
ten .lays personal notice, neglect or refuse
to put up or keep in complete rejiair index
hoards as aforcsahl. such sufiervisor shall,
ftr every such offense, irf'eitaiid pay a sum
not exceeding ten dollars," cc.
Some of tiie boards at a few intersecting
points now up, having the characters in
black mi red IsHinis are scarcely legible,
while the lew other board scattered over the
coonty are so weather-beaten and time-woni
that not a single letter oil them can be made
out. This fact, together with tile more in
excusable neglect of indexing divergent and
croKs-roaihi, shows how one of the plain du
ties of the supervisors is entirely ignored.
V. X.
Excursion Tickets to Wheeling.
The Eleventh Reunion of the Jsncicty'of
Uie Array of West Virfriuia will be held at
Wheeling. August d tu -titk, aud. r tiie
accomnHMlatiiin of all person, desiriuir to at
tcml, excursion tickets will be sold to Wheel
iiiH. by tiie B. . O. E. R. Co., at one fare Sir
Uie niund trip from all stations west of and
including I'uaiherlttasL Tic-eta will be sold
every day from Auimst 2nit to Rth, Inclil-
aim, and all ticket- will be good ft.r return j examine our goods befiire purchatting elsc
pansin until August 27 th, ineJumva. - where. A. Z. Eocca.
Symptoms of Cholera Infantum.
The fil lowing taken from a hue issue of
the Boston Juwrtud if Heniik may be benefi
cial to some of our readers :
Cholera infantum, the tnont severe bm of
infantile iliarrb.ra, tKimrs in hot weather,
and in a disease of cil. Us name implies
i that it resembles Asiatic cboe.-ni. t-iiue that
I temiile disease, it is swideu in ih. attack.
; anl runs a rapid. vtieit eiiiirse. yet iMlier-
j wioe tuere is but little common between the
j two diseases. Cholera infantum commonly
occurs m ei under two years of ase.
It may bepn suddenly while the victim is
apparently iu gxsl health, and it may he
preceded by a simple diarrhica. In either
case, the aitnal disease occurs suddenly
The earliest symptom wh Ii attracts the at
tention of the mother, in the severe purging.
the discbargvs frum the bowels being fre
quent and watery. The matter expelled is
at Brst near tne color m bealth, but in a
short time tiie evacuations become as thin
as water, and, in many cases, so nearly col
orless that they scarcely stain the diaper.
in some cases they are greenish and in
others they are yellow or brown or the liquid
portion may be colorless, but contain littie
flakes or masses of mucus tinged with these
colors. When the discharges are colored yel
low or brown, they have a peculiar and of
fensive ndor described a musty ; when ool
oriess, they have usually scarcely any odor.
The discharges in severe cases are very fre
quent , they occur hourly, and even ottener.
Vomitiiig'commences with the purging, or
very soon after that sympton is manifested.
It is incessant ; everything taken into the
stomach is almost immediately rejected,
when there is nothing to vomit then violent
retching; or what some mothers term " dry
heaving." occurs. The patient, if water is of
fered, will drain the glass if allowed to do so
and will cling to it fiercely if an attempt to
remove it is made while a .Imp remains.
The tongue, at first moist and slightly
coated, soon becomes dry. and tiie little one
constantly protrudes and moves it about
ill evidence of the thirst trom which it suffers.
Karly in tiie disease, fever run very high ;
in severe cases it subsides very rapidly. The
outward imiications of intense fever are not
marked ; that is, the skin is not so very hot,
fiir the fever seems in ward as it is termed,
one of the most prominent symptoms in
cholera infantum is extreme restlessness.
The breathing is often irregular and some
what ijUickencL Very in after the pur
gingaud vomiting set in, the patient weak
ens rapidly ; it is agreed that the emaciation
and loss of strength are more rapid than in any
other disease, excepting ill tnie Asiatic
cholera. As has ill substance been saiil,
w itniu a few hours the infant, pehaps plump
ami rosy before, can scarcely lie reeogniifed ;
the face becomes pale and pinehed. the eyes
and cheeks sunken, and the eyelids and lips
prominently parted; the Git melts from rtie
body, the muscles grow flabby, the bones
apjiear prominent, and the skin often green
ish or ghastly in its hue, hangs in loose folils.
is the disease progresses unfavorably, the
symptoms of collapse are generally manifes
ted in from onto four days. Cholera infan
tum in the majority of cases runs a very
rapid course ; ill some fatal cases, however,
the appearance of grave symptoms is delay
ed beyond the period stated. An attack of
choleia infantum is easily recognized. In
01 oi lier form of diarrhma is there such in
cessant and severe vomiting and purging,
intensely high fever, respiration and rapid
sinking and emaciation. It was formerly
held that this malady and sunstroke were
indentical. Although there is a certain re
seniblajice lielweeu them, it is now ai-ecpted
that they are entirely distinct diseases.
Step in the Box."
The following named persons have been
drawn to serve as jurors at the Septcmlier
term ot Court, commencing Momlay , the Jill,
.lay :
l,ilA.NU Jt'BORa.
Addison rrias Kingler.
Allegheny Jerelniiili B. Hart man.
Berlin J. S. (iarman.
Brothersvailey Simon F. Hay.
ConemanIi Jos pb Uininger.
Greenville Augustus Sass.
Jenncr Xooii IL SliatTer, John J. Ikird
ner. Lower Turkeyf.Mit S. B. Firestone.
Middleerccfc Marion Henry, Singleton
Kimmell.
Milford i. M. Baker.
Northampton Nelson Bittner.
Huemahoning Calvin Baush, Jaisih Hor
ner. Somerset Borough William Piter, Wesley
Burns, C. H. Zulull.
Simerset Franklin Barclay. F. H. Mils
ser. John Miller.
Stouycrrek Joi-ob i. Kimnicll.
Summit Alex Lenhart.
rpper TurkeytiKit Francis May.
Ttt.VVF.KSK JrWRS FIHST W IKK.
Addison Allien Mct.iint.s k. Lsaac Davis.
AIlt'lieny Josinii H. Miller, Samuel i.
Walker Michael Jonlan.
Berlin Bonmgh William N. Weller.
Brothersvailey Charles A. Floto.
Coiiemaugh Israel Shnahly, John Stahl.
Klklick John Statler.
Jefferson Joseph Meyers.
Jeliuer Adam. Lohr. J. B. Frieiliine, l)li
ver Peterson, Frederick Donges.
Ixiwer Turkeyfoot Silas Jenkins, John H.
Vounkin.
.Middlecreek F.lias Heckler.
Meyursxlaie Bomugh William H. ZuCtll,
Ales Beam.
MilfordApploton Witt, M. R. Weituer.
Paint Eilmund Holsapple. John Weaver.
John B. Homer. Peter Hotfman.
li'ieinalioning A. J. Spanitier.
Shade John Keel, Jeremiah uster.Allirrt
,l,n. '
Simerset Ifcimugh Philip tiiiliert.
Sonns-set Jacob Kike, S. Peter Young, W
V. I'bl, Authouy Ash, Andrew Woy, Wm.
J. Rlmails.
Smthaiuptou B. F. Baker.
TU IVEUSK Jt KollS SKi oMl Vi KKK.
Allegheny Samuel J. Brant, Alex HiUe
gas, Augustus I dinner.
Berlin Borough Josi4ih Evil.
Brothersvailey Lewis Berkey. Cunnul P.
BaktT, Joseph L. Burkbolder. John S. M.-y
ers.
Conemaugh ,I..seph Johns.
Confluence Borough .eorge ti. tirolf.
Thomas Little.
Elklick William H. Hay, Solomon Hersh
berger. tfreenville Simon J. (jlolfeity. Paul Wer
ner, Frederick Jntrr.
J.-nner Levi Haniin. James K. Biitsas ker,
J. J. llciinan.
Jeiinertown PHinmgh L. B. Joiuisou.
Ijtrimer Herman Johnson. A. O. Beal.
lwer Turkeylit John Honied.
Meyerstiale Bomugh Richard Belclier.
Milhinl Henry Fill, William S. Meyers.
New Ceutrevilie Borough Peter P. Pile,
liis kwissl Borough James t. Crilchtield,
Peter J. Pliillippi. .
Simerset Bomugh Nouh Casi-beer, Wm.
t.'. Weaver.
Somerset Christian Custer, J. E. ia-tigcr,
Augustus F. Stall).
stonycreek Martin Brant.
rpjier Tnrkeyfool Ihivid Henry, Elias
tirihilh.
Lost.
A check nuule by John D. Strully ou the
First Satiuoal Bank of I'ituJnirgb, for
$lJ0 .)ii payable to Mrs. K. A. Tayman has
been lost. AH hanks are hereby notified at it
to cash the same.
Wanted t
Hiilta. Furs, Bark. 1 will pay the highest i
easli prims for all kinds of bides, peiU airti j
furs. I also want m cords of RUsik Oak and
Sprtn bark.
II. i. Cl'XNtKUMAM.
A Card.
We are still in the field selling our famous
Star copper Rod, three inches on-dile sur
face, at reasoiialile prietj. All work satut
fisry, or no ptiy. One anions the liest of
fered. Bhoaus Bihm.
Susquehanna Bone Phosphate
now ready fix delivery. Farmers who have
D.it ordered will please call at the office of
Peter Fink." at the Somerset Deptit, and
AT CHAUTAUQUA.
CHAT'TWittr.v, X. Aug 10. IS7.
"The wood are ever a new deihtht," sings
Richard Henry Stoddani, eulogizing the
" balm-breathing trees " ; and the elms and
maples of Chautauqua an it glory aj'd;
shelter.
r The after supper social hour- is the most
charming pen.td of the day t filler's Kami
discourses popular music IWm a suml near
be Beach, ami Cbanxau.pia waits aiinsul.
Sow is the hour when the young ladies have !
an excellent chance to air their pretty dress- i
es and then; is neviT a Fiora McFlinisey to
ha futiud among them. Tue re in tiie cUnle
in the sober dress, and tiie one in the smart
one; an-1 midena in whit and color of eve
ry style of cut ami draiiery, from the graceful
foids of the Jeannett Miller dress to the se
vere tailor-made. The large hats are laid
aside, and the ladies, their hair tastcfhlly
dresswl, pnmienade with head uncovereil,
until the cool evening breeses invite the pro
tection t.f a bonnet. The little giris are cun
ning in their Kate Greenaway dresses am
embroidereti guimpes.
Many people take niw-boats and pull oat
for a little distance from the sltore, aud
there enjoy the music and the gathering twi
light. The ladies of Chautauqua are the most
agreeable in the world. They do not, like
Carleton s Traveled Parson,''
. . . . .
n un ,u.-rksuh wjno s.,.. cuuca.ur u,
prise lis,
For they are good listeners rather tlian j
opiniomited talkers. j
Six long ago an item was going the rounds !
of the city press to the effect that " the young i
lady in the pink dress and big hat was at j
Chautampia this year as nsual." It might J
also be said that the young man, appropri- j
ately dressed with yachting shirt, is also j
here ; he is ready tor any emergency, and I
can yacht, row, or piay tennis with equal
grace ; he is also a useful escort to the ice 1
cream parlor. There is also the young man
who is escort and natural protector to moth
er, aunt, sisters, ami young lady cousins. He
receives our attention, and denuunls some
thing akin to pity and admiration.
The literary man predominates and re
ceives gnrat homage. I do not now refer to
the Seakers, but to the candid and earnest
listeners ; they are not without honor iu
any country as one'may infer from observing
the bevies of frien.ls about them, seeking
their opinions aud instruction.
Business men, too, are here for a tew
days' outing, enjoying the society of their
families, ami the bewiits of the Summer
City." '
Visitors from almost every state meet bent
and it is interesting to note the varieties of
speech, and aiitent, and peculiarities of pro
nunciation and expression.
The mineral spring on the Duni-au Em
bankment below the Athena-um, is a place
of constant resort ; from its healthful wa
ters many find physical help and invigora
tion. The notable Sam Jones arrived here on the
evening of the !th ulu His lecture on the
following day attracted an immense audi-
eme. His subject was " Character anil Char
acters." His opening sentences were short,
pithy and brilliant : he abotinils in striking
metaphors and si mi lies ; he is droll, sensa
tional, ehsment. " Reputation," said he, " is
Uke a glove ; I may put it on and off al my
pleasure I may rend it and throw it away,
and I have lost hut little. But charaiter is
the hand itself, and when once is is scarred
it is scarred forever."
Mr. Jones is an lUM-onventional Southern
er ; be is about forty years of age but appears
much younger.
Hii in very irkT Kad pienv
ma, blazint; black eyes, dark hair and niu-
tii.ilie. Altu.iile-ii atliile. lie in !l.,t eaifer Ui
Altlioiiirli affaiiie, he in tint eager t
eiiir-ure in cuaversation. ami has u, intense
in the appnau h of a liem-wnrshipper or au
irrapli hunter. His inije in fireii fur al
lrensinii; the maweson reat subjects, aiui
nut Sir small conversation.
Tiie most brilliant jruest (if the pm-t week
n f If f 1 f
.- ...... A................ H .
Sxitiand, author of " Xatnral Law in the
sipiritual Worlit." whom both Enirlanil anil
Amuriia ilelii;ht ti hoiHir. He i scholarly
in appearance, tall, erect, and somewhat
sjxire. with keen but kindly eyes,, sandy
hair and complexion, heavy mustache and
Hiniill ttide-whiskers. His lecture- on "Tropi
cal Afrwa" was listened to with profiinml
attention, and his relijrious tcwhingsi are
eaiwrly sotiirht after.
In his aililri Sunday evening I'haplain
ll.-t.lie told the story of a soiail buy who
sent him five cents for missions, with th
message, " if you want more let me know."
This illustrates on a small scale the Oiap
laiii'n sutcess in appealimt to people's hearts
! in behalf of missions.
A hancjiiet in honor of the lucid press was
iriven by the ("hiiuran.pia Association on the
arternoon of August 1st. A larae company
of editors and their wives were present: all
the leading papers of Western XeW York
and Northern Pennsylvania were rejresent
ed. Thi! seeehe were terse, pointed and
witty : the " in,I cheer" was in the fiirm of
an Epicurean feast. Thoa! present report a
myal, good time, "a feast of reason, and a
flow of soul."
Miss Lyilia Von Finkelstein, of Jerusalem,
after an absence of two years, aimin apeared
npou the platform on the inst., and ir.ive
one of her orifrinal ami inimitable entertain
ments, "The Beiionins of the-lsert." A
genuine Beiiouiu tent was pitched upon the
platform, and Miss Lydia, in oosmme, assist
ed by her brother and her maid, also in cos
tume, gave one of the most enjoyable enter
tainments of the season.
The " fframl liieninir"of the Assembly in
ctirreil on tne evening ot Aniitist nu, umler i
m,t ,wh. ... Tl..L.ii.... i
were all in red mi. I white, an. I very elaborate.
Linht and rrcel'iil lr(ieries of these colors
Were suspended alKiut the lutfunu, an ele
gant floral pieiwiif cut flowers displayed the
dales " lsi ISH'
in crimson outlined on !
!
white : baskets and bouquets of dowers, and
nnis ofCiliaije' phmfa jtave a festive apei t ;
while the " fairy lamps " disposeil as 6a
Ii;xlit.s, and the profuse illitmimttion of Jii-u-m-se
lanterns srave ainipleteness to the scene.
Sever were speakers more Imripy, nor audi
ence more jubilant, than at the M ijieninit of
Iss. After the exercises a brilliant display
of lire-works was witnessed, anil the chimes
rantr out tiie cloMini; hour of a great slay.
E. S. B.
Teachers' Examinations. -
Teachers" examinations will fie held at the
places and on the .lates following :
Berlin. Tuesday. S-ptendier Oth.
Salisbury, Thursday. 8th.
Meyerstiale. Friiiay. " !Hh.
. Kisiw.ssl, M.Hiday, " 1-lh.
Crsina, Tuestlay, lith.
t'ontluence. Wetlnesslay, " Ittli.
Lesinjrton.Tlinrwlay, loth.
X Centreville, Friiiay, - Kith.
fsoiuerset, Momlay, " l'.Mh.
Jemier X Roads Tuesday " nth.
Betliel, Wetlnes-lay, " tst.
.4toyestiwn. Thursday. " 2tl.
Shanksville, Friday, " TA.
Special examination at Berlin on Satur
days, October 1st ami Sth.
Examinations will besin at X o'clock. A.
X. Appliiants will be prepared with writ
ing material. (Leal cap prefernsl.)
Certitii It- will be issued on the mornir.ii
foliowinn the examination nf applicants.
The ptwtotfits at the pla where the exain
inalion is held will be the most convenient
medium.
Directors .Hid frietuls of elu,-ntioii are
earnestly invited U lie present.
J.M. Bkrkky,
County superintendent.
Bkeun. Pa., Ani;ust 4,
MARRIED.
JAMKS cWT. AC flw rwitkm-e oi
John R. HttAX Ej., in Amten, on Thum
(lay. Aujrust II, IW. by Eliler Peu-r Vgl,
Mr. John R. Janiesi, of WUliutiiH StiUtn, tw
Mia Mav Swti. wf New Centitrville. Amierset !
.ianty, Pa.
DIED.
EPPLEY. In Jenncr Township, on Wl
ncMlay. Ansrast 3rd, tSST. Jonah F.jiplpy,
aged 04 ye-ra, 10 mootha and II days.
Estray Notice.
Strayed from the stable of the sarncrtlirr
on Saturday aiorning, July (ilh, a yellow and
white spotted cow, white &u and large
horns. Horns hnrerf from muder side. A
liberal rewani w.ll he paid 6r her immedi
ate n-tui-n.
Joirttrn Cobpim.
SOMERSET MARKET.
CorncUKt Wsekl by COOK A i EI KITS,
Choice Groceries, Flour & Feed.
PrM-est for Auirust 17. ISsT.
Apples, 'tri.st. , ,,
Apple UtUlw, iptl
Beans, 9 .
Bran, s Km !- , ,
Butter, (wiU.1
,k-. ft
Buckwheat. " 0
rnewi.
Beeswax fl tb
Bacon, (Stuoir-eured Him-H t .
'Cwc.acrv hantwl ft s.
iistiooMern) fc.
" -iyiesl ...
rortt, irtari IPS tm ,.
..mw-ive.
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ii rnt
lSe
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jne
fcie
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tie
IsQeueit! -ft ttO..
Meal ft .
Chop, e,rt-Tt smt nac, )i is Um.
ail ryu, Jfi ijo
Ems, e d ....
Fi.ur, R.ier PrtH'esH, l bbL
v lemia. Y bbL
r .sx.e l. fi Du.
UM. - 71
j Mid.ilimn. ft WO lbs..
j tlals, tju
t rntanies. c on.
; sjew PutaUies
Peaches, .ined. 9 ...
lire, nn..
sait, i So 1. ) S hnL.
" i'iosind Alumi H sack.
(Asauini mil saca
-
fsuirar, yeilow. it ft
white.
i snow, p SV
Wheat, bu.
-srs9)e
CIE TO AOXPT Ott RKFUsE.
W:wtur-n FUktir, rewtiiintf in Fultoa, Malt-
nomti-i ,fnuiy. (rwm :
You are ben-hy axixittd w fe ami apooir at tui
OTfhanMM'ourt h m hrlti nt (Rtrit, Pa., on
Mttiiiiay, .Uf ritiu 'itiy Sptemtwr m-xt. u ai:
rtpt h ivltiM to wjte the rei esuile ot' 6lomta
Bn-ier. ttM-f -:. tu tiw appraiswi vaiiiaiUfia, r
show cait- wn v tiie -mine -ihnnt.i !it .h- t'Ui.
.SHRKiFF S .('FT!t: JOttX WlNTKiiUS
JKFXX'TOR'S NOTICE.
JutaU.' of J.ihn (Kr, -iw- 'i.. laie of BroCbtnval-ir-y
Tp.. 'imit.ret Pa,
Litvrf t-t-ittnif-nitry tii rii iUwe e?-tAt bav
iiiit fwn irum-vi u tht? ani-n.Titi hv the ttmo-
er authority, turtice m herhy nven to all peimmii
DHut. aud -hc-r-w tutvmii ilaimt ik-nuk-t the mim
j wiii pr-Hrnt tiitn d'iiy aiithrniitrattHl &raeur-
tuent to ttw aatterviirritnt Kxtni4MeV at Uut Late
( rvt-nlt-iH-e ml iuv dett-al, cm "?utiriay. t-bw Hii
.Uv..ni..nil-.P
U'llU-il ?H:DIfW -mitfl"
Jrixet!Uin.
Valuable Farm for Sale.
I will aall at private j-ale my farm in Jenar
Towosiiip, lumwu ax thj j
-Vlanoi Farm.
This tu one of the nnx de?-irahle fartns in Sf.m- j
er;i County, lyintf m die hart ot" a Ut wauti- J
fui and frrtili- vaiit1? It t rin.a-w-d on mile I
fnrim Jeiim-rtowQ. on -half aiiie thm Jo-infju
pik, tuid one-half mie (rom 'irefnsbunr )nd J
stoy-r!uia pike. There are rive etntmnwi w-tii- t
i in a n-!iuf- of two miKs of like tann, and a fHi ;
i frrtst Ml.! i only aijt; baif a mile distant The '
turm contains avrw, M arrvs eiearpd artd ft) a ;
hich tai in juinvai:(m ; baianvi wi-tl tim.-rrd. '
ha v m if tbfmin ertH:tit a pod twi-Htury frame
Dwelling House, i
Jiunk Barn and f4hef (mtbt-.i-nutrs, all in a iit!
state of r-patr. Thr in watr in ev;ry ;
tieid, a fine Miunr (fiviv contamitii? from rtve u i
tix hundrtrwl trtes, witii a rMt Stucm (.amp. The !
Iami it underlaid wtth luut-aume. and mere am ;
ttir-e ilne kiiu inuri:ut mmiauilv within vmi- i
i ventent -iistant'e. The fanu ailjuiiiM taiid of Pe- j
i terFrteflline and Wiluam Keain m tii Le-
ti rnefi.me tnt join r i-ner on tne ortii,
Chrintner aad William Raurn on the East and J
land of present owner on the r-outh. Wiil lie -d i
, wiU iw ;. ttfT niruier uaiti. ie
lara call on ur -.Hires
HE.VRT a PirKTi;.
Jennerwu n, pa
auslT-tf.
A
ME.VDMEXTTO THK CI 1SSTTTUTTON pro-
t..r iheir Hppmvi or cejei'riiiii iiy tn,- ireueniL .
imiiy el ihe ;iininuitiweiih of Pennsylvania.
iil:he.f by .irfer ,if lue Secreiary of tae.'om-
- n '.-ilil, LU JUls,iuu ,11 AiUUC A.llllNlUC
, V.sC.lltl.Hl.
Joint resolution pmixMinffan "imendnient to tiie
casritutiun of cite tH.mmt.uweaii i
if ib-itmtlUiliti. itf 'V lM(Hft..u.'a tj t nnxi
mntn hi 'IrnrrrU A -f wH'tmit, Ttiiit the fllllliwini?
is Dmsi.e.l as ah m,-nil:urit to the etmstituti'-u
of the romtuonweaith of P.'n.stvuiia iu -snl-ani-e
witU liie provision, of the eighteenth article
thereof:
AMENDMENT.
-trike -Hit frrnn -iet-twm mc. 'if article eiKQt. flit?
fimr -iitalirtratioiiH fur vuten wtin-ii reads as) tVii
Uws: ft tweaiy-fero years of aire or upward he
hali have paid, within two Tears, a -utcrtr ttmn-
( tr tax. whica UU have ln ae!ed at ieaca
two nttQtti, and naid at leaMt oue oi'iatii Ik lore
the etectum, ' wi tnat Une mrettun wiuch. reat a
fidlowsr
Kvery nnUe rttiiL, twenty -one years M' aje,
p,-w-m'c tne tolluwliu tjtiaiitlt'aijon--, -ttiaii be
ent:tlei to vote at all eiet-iMm?;
Firtt. tie Hliail bave h-ea a cituea of ike t'ait-
ed tates af !eaM one mtmtli. f
eiftind. tie -.iiaU have r-idel in Uie tate nne I
year tor it. havmif previniwiy heu a qualiried '
eiet)ror tuirire born nti-ten o(- tht state, he
shall bave remtvet there-rom and rernrnei, j
then ix niutixn; immediauly precttiinKtiie eiee- i
o n j
Third. He hi!l havtt reside! in tne election I
dftnn where he snail otfer u vote as least two
numths immediately pn-eediinrihe eleetinu. 1
Fiairth. if twity-ut.o year of mre r upwards, f
he nail iiave panL within two yeant a ntaie or 1
coiintv tax. wo.cu whali have neen aiveMMt
leaMt two month, and paid at least one mom if ie- i
ton tne eitfiiini. unail oe auieuueil, su a U)
' read aw follitw:
j Kvery male eitia-n twenty-one years of afe. i
p n n the f4tlowiuf tiaiiiitatiiiiK, -thull he ,
j entitlrt m vole at th ptillitHt piaeerf the elec- ;
ti.iO dirii-t trt which he aail at tins time f e a i
i resident ajul not elwwhere :
i Firt. He -thaH have, been a ftiUxen at the Cuit- j
ed tatetat k-at rlnrty davn. j
Seetmd. He shall have rertided tn the state one i
yeariorif. havintf previtHisiy been a uaiiit'd
eli-eUMr or native Ui citizen ot the ftiite. he i
Mliali have removed therel'ntm and nanrnel, then f
)Ux nnntiifi immeftiateiy prt-oediiwr the eieetlitii. 5
Third. He al. have nr;hiert tn the election i
i1iftrttt whera he haU ott'er to vote at leant Uiiny ;
day iiuuiei lately prevetlin the e-eilinu The
lemltitiire at the st-aiut. thereof next atter the
aoopiiou ot this -eeUon. haU, and from timet
i jm-ethi ororisiMrii.
1 FottrtJi. Fvery nmie citin of the are of twen-
rr-one yers. .no tiIl tiav been a cuizea fur
tly aaw and. an iuhumtani of wis xaie une
oy me peiipie : nwwn, mat in nme ni war n
,.l.u.t.,r ,n it. .ii.r.1,.1 mllirrtrr- rv. if rli t-.t
r ii the "nileii states, m the army or navy
tiiervof snnll is deiinviM ,if his vme tir reason V
his uivs-msj triiin sueh election. .iLstricl nd the
le1.siutnr shaii have power so pnivi.le the man
ner in wtiiefi iul the uuie aud pim-e t winch
Mich absent elector amy vote, and tor the return
and .anviiss ol'their voles in the electiim .tinci
ia which they respectively rs.5ile.
Kift h. Kor "tiie inirp.s of voting, no per
son shall be .teemed U bavt! iraiileu or sl a
residence by reason ol" his pi.-,s-ee or aiisenee
while empi'oyeii in tile service of the I'niteif
sHuss or Lhe stale, nor Willie euiounsl in tile
aviiuut'ii of the warersof : he slate or of the hi.h
sea., uor MihiieastiMlentot' any college orseim
nary of iearniint. nor while kept at any aiuis
htsise puhiie institiufon. exivpt the inmates of
any home hMrdisaitlwi and muiireiit soidiers anit
saiions who. lor the pnr,Mise ofv,niit. shall be
deeiaeil to reside iu the election disUlct where
said home is l.s-ated. Laws shuil be untile i'oi
asisTtaiuinif. Iv pfsKsr pnsifr, theetliaeits wlio
shall tie entitled u lite riaht uf suifnme hereby
eslabiishe.1.
A true cope oi' the joint resolution.
(.H.Uti..S . S.TOSE.
Secretary of the Commou wealth.
i k MENDMENT To THE CONTTTTTIO.V ;
! pnpi-wti I to the citizen of thi.- roiiuiton- '.
wealth far their approval .r rejcetii hv theten
i eral .-aenihly oi the i uiuuitm wealth of Peuusyl- '
vania. ptihlished hy order of the retary of ;
the 4 ofltinoti wealth, m purwiauce of Artii-fe :
; XVlIi of the Otnsiitutiou.
Joint reMilutioa mwmf aiiamendmeut tu Uie j
I CinnuUJ4.n ot rhi.- nuiniwf-aittt . !
I Shtio? 1. Be it re-olved hy the Senate atid j
! House of i-teprewntaiivej. f Uie ommoiiweaith !
iA '-nn-iyivania in e:ieral Aiemlly met. That
t tiie folR'Wintf an'rttiinent ii pnpr-t-d u tiie .
I -stinuion of the t oramoiiweaiiu of Fenmyivauia, i
1 iu aufordaut-e with the &HhteeiUi JUUie there- J
uf:
A!IEN:MEXT. j
There haU h an iditiocaianirie h ud -
HiUUion Ur te depilated a Artieie XIX. a fol-
lows- 1
ARTICLE XIX. t
Tiie mannf'actnre. wile, or keeping fiw nale ff i
mtoxiratmtr liquor, hi he rued as a ta-Teratse. i
h-ref pmhihited, and any violation of thi pn- J
hih-tioit -hall a mi.-den.Banor. punbbaie at ;
shall be pntviflwi hy law.
The mannfiM tun. sale or kepinsr for nJe of !
imoxiratmjr lienor Itir other purpie than tw a .
!Yerare may iie uthel in -men nuuiiier only m
? may be pnwnmii ry law. rne 'feneraj Ani'uy
f Hhad.al the first wHaioii mitt'tMliriEf the adopiii-a
! if tht;- rti'-e of the i (ut!iiUion. enact law witu :
j attetiiaie penalties fiir its entoreemem.
Atrucwrpy uf the J lint Rwltititin. :
f fUARlaE. W. .mNC j
sierretary of the Commonwettlth
MONEY:
to he matie f'm
I hi ojit anl -end ;t
tu n and we wiil ;
itend Ton free timt-
U11 UK of creai vahie and linrwtrtanc to ynu Uiat
wiii atari you in htmnem wuieb will bnnit ym m ,
rrMre OMmer nxin Awav than anrthEUirel!- its thb f
wurtd. AnV ftnr can tlo- the wirk a1 Ut at j.
hnne. FJ tiier Aex ; all ae- wimethut new.
that jnw eiHiis mtmvv frr ail w-trkem. We will
l saart ym : f-a-jitai ojt Dee1etl. Tii tme nthe
vmiinsr. iraportaot
hanee itfalifetitBe. rhwe
wl reti)ht.NU. rnnti etiurprwintf tueti -411 sls
Uty. ir-Dii oiiuU finee. jk.liire.TKri i.'.. u-
; fflMt-. H1D. drcO-fAy.
YOU CAN FIND
a iim in PrmnrK. tt Uw A.lrt,my MurBiu a
- Wbo vi en tt-trmyl lur -.T-it-u a A k iM r lv
.. xiicoStlc
i fy"
41 S
1 141
oo
; Si
T.S
Sftclle
$1 -Somil "si
rVscdT-V
l '
. . ,-"orvf
fl Hi
4-1
eaiilr
:uy7-
year uext preeetiins an eitrt ti. .a. except at mnv t r have rhft F. T iriH hnmvhr mM.t
iiMU eiettrumji. au.i lor tne Urt lurry days a resi- ; M AiHhinKfv Low Priiv. A iai invi:
1 .t.nC ofUieU-tmndrn.;t n which he may of- . tation !sxtendel to e:j and e:U K.N
terhi, vow. -Uial beennued to vote at ee- Mv -wk of,., ami theory a ahi-h Tr
lion in theciee.,ionditnctv)t wliu h he shall at )ifl iM ,llfT,-Li 7.iT,7,V, n Z
1 ujot .w .( u-ir.i,rr ui.r tri.t:i.,,i . .....i .. " ...
milXISTRATORS NOTICE.
fta nf Klixnhvih Rix-trT h I. f Paint
TJfT.--lli. rtrinil-fBX-f 'jvHT5lf. P.
r-trilterrt-rfmiruyuun wivit?ti-'-
IiUt i-n -tTsnei UMtrtf 'ni.t-r?izT-i hy tb ivrp(-T
nithjrtv. noriotf Itk-mby irtyen frrru
iml-ti w . f-ji- la make !tmHti.kU twy-
mrv.t. tvtvl t: hvun i-iwarii wtH-j tur uin
rutrfti iq j-witwifiy. tryu I?. thn ImUt rem-
rl'!'lt,, Xps l.L.aiirf.iiF ill l'rtllit T' HSii
rtii-frii OmiifT, y.
JX'A EE. RfHrf.EE.--.
rMIITKATlR"S NOTICE.
tM--ie i( t.ltrrMia BltM'trh, d& K Uftf o .'hMte
OtUr-pj t( n-tminitrjtia on tti kNit -rtaij
hvitsf bwn xr-Auifi ttiie uriti-T-:;:Ti hr .ritt
prHm ini-Ms! t -)t pttt to nviik immii
imTVwrtt. ihI ih.) UaviiK .-ia.noHi uthi:-.-v :f?
,rrr will rm-H-nt lhm ,tiiiy iiT.t,ttTtiv-i!.t! ftr
ettVmw'nt, u th rij4t-i'-miri. tt- ih ntoin-c-.--i
f th ilv--iBft. nmr Rii-tr?trwn. m -atirr-Jy.
the id vfatT of -ptm'r. i.-C.
jnlyJX Jbtimimtn.i-.-T.
E
XF.a.TOR S .wrncE.
mh)ninir Tap.. Mumfwi tmn:v. Psw.
T.-Ttr! Trn-!U;-ry mi rh jt.vT rre j
hAvin-r rtHwn -fnnt-fl tit rh mMl-T)iTtw-fl r-v th i
ttnt.,:
ue pa.TOent. anil mose aavius eiims juntinsi :
the same ut presi;t thia .fn-.v Aiubemi.T-sl f.-r
snalelBBBton ThursUv, SVrtenN!T t. l"sT, at the
reai.leiietf ot Moses uer. in ss ,t tiiiiip. i
s 1 H I R--
Vf .SE.S MILLER.
F.lrs. of Ephrann Soss. -iecM.
jniiO.
VPPLICATIoN FOR LAND WAR
RA T Noitcie l hereby r--n tht I hare
ritMi n tmpTh'ah-:a wiLl ths it-iTvuirv tff luutr-a-ii,
A't'turH t tlvy tmn-nwe.-,i ,ti ppnrwvif
ill fttr wrTnt for in at-re iiniinpr.vtN. .
land titneU iu SinKte rowtiT-totp. Sttmeri Ohib- ;
ty. Pa.. H.ijtxniutc '.an-l- i Jm n K;itH Lw;! ;
Wi4t-r tM hra cf Kritrti-k Hr-tmnn, 'iwt-wil. i
JoMiaui U-wn-. mt -itrH. ami t ir.f t..pu--U- n !
of rhiny lay-will jfk tbttt a w.ir-nns ;
tu m Er the muxus.
fiEO. W, ZIMMERMAN.
A
tMiT.TLVT(.K-5; notice.
iwp.. ??'iufp?t pa.
Tf-tr of aiiuiiniMrsrii.n nn rhti :tro-ft -tte
having l"n mmu-s! u ibe nnWr)rr---ii hy tu-r-pptpr
anttitinTv. aurat is iviy irvnit to
p-rwis u-Hlw-tHeti ! Hii1 rtt- r ion jmrn-tli-ale
pMarti, mut tbomf haviuif i-imnif cuniiu-t .ae
winie ui pr-nr ihrn duiv a.nh-nri':ti:-l f-r -t-ta-m-n.
nn Sanmiay. Aitirim -S th,iT. at tiie n
uieufv vi .-arai Mtuer. .d Bin kMwn.
David l-'I.f.max.
jun-tJA. 4.ti-iuEutror
Ex
XIXTToRs NOTICE.
t-iu: of Mirhiu1! Ttrnhak-T. d-'-':i.ii-it, ;tte f
trytitwn Btr(Mirfi. fSmrt r;mrity, p;.
L-it-fP -tarn-nar- i,ri in aU)vr t-Ntaif iiav:nr
hn minted u th midrviime! ''T pn.?r
amhnty. m-tit:e m hf-rw.y jr.vn n prw'm-s ui
d'.'Ul in (-t-it t mailt- im-itt-i !:? ravnit-'H
ami tho-p- havmu .-taini ;m.hhth. ;nt !! wiil
preH-i!t th-m .l!iiy a'itlir-ntt :m?fj for i'!;-!it
UMhr ExTitor at rhe v-idcnc' !' th t-
ct-aj-irH.1, on ,-saiiiniav tti Ui lar tf ."pri-miitT
1" WILLIAM BUl.fUKKK.
Ji 1H ic SALS op
Valuable Real Estate.
QY VlHTT'Eof lbf amliunry r--iftM m n.- v th
i wiht't iaitn- "hn;uer. d"
d.
pie to ptthtio caie on the premii-e at I o
p. m. oa
SfOyjA V. SEPTZ.XXER 5, s7. j
! the fitHow inir d-wrlied real -srare. 'ate rh prr.f)-
erty (tfirtthriei ;hnstiuT. dee il. ti,; a eertajn t
, property .-iniate m the v-ihuie of -ipe.-.v!i:e. .iru- '
er-T ftm-ny. pa,, t.nn-r.nr of mie-hait -wre of
lanii, havirnr tnereon erei ted a iarjre two-ai-ry
ELACKS-VnTTI KOP,
a:itl wiiiron-maiter hop : nx -1 water and mie !
mait. inis une of rhe for a l-Iafit-
mit.h in rhe t-ouiHy. TERMS i, in hand on
deiivt-ry ofdt-etiaiid th- haUnce in I v.-ar wuh
inrereM. ti hr -ernrei on the pn(-rtv. lit
rent of purchase uiouey ro he paid ttovv n b dy
of Propertv noi -.hipet ro a Niw-r
N. B. HH ;.-TN ER.
A. D. t'HKl'TNKK.
Exei-mors,
MtlXlSTUATi IVX SALE
OF
Valnabls Rsal Estate!
The tiri.t.-r-'icneif Administrator of U.r -run R.-r-rinir.
,.-e".i. tuteot '.I'lein.irH.riinif T-.-.vtisIh..
Somerset oiuny. fa., wiii o.t'er at pubite iie on
the premises in said towa,Lip at loi-i.s- p. m.
on
SATURDAY, AUGUST?),
Uie following I
iex-riNed tpa erate. viz
The hoiutuft'! of -o-A Lonino
Hernni', dee'd coniauiinrorif unit
No. 1.
oQe-riurth aT---s mre T and -it.iai, wui-.m
armnt a nls frn Mnt.W!er tit;im. adjounuir
Ianduf Krnot ErfUnca, Eil M.-tiflier and Ir-.u-i
No. X. T!".fre theretm '--trnJ a ronI fran:e two
,tory tlwcliin,; hiitw, -nahie and other outbuild-
No. 2.
ontainimr :W aere and ! per-
alonif tne .tr, Rai!ra.l 'A-in: ?- Tt f-m
MMiiifr "tttiim ijfinmr rjindnoi" ir.-nrv t'usi-i-r.
t-ep,t- Fr.u. '.V.!!iaiii VV,a. Ed '.-an I .Miu'-llt-r-imi
Trm-t N'ox L There a thnreim eiv.!ei three
dweilms htnse!T -saiiie and oiuiiiWitl.ujw.
Terms :
W perrem.f pnrehawe monev tn he paid when
pnCeny is kna'iei down, aiid the Ui-.itttx- un
eonrlrmuriim -l -tiie an.! delivrr ( d--!
JOUN H. Zi.MMKK.W
Akn;uitratr.
Something New and Cheap !
OO lOOC s m, s s o s K. s s n S . S S S 1T s H s vn s s S S". s i
a pf.v.vr .s.t ved a a ptv.vr e.issed."
Is a motto you can verify hy ci-lin at the new
Boot and Shoe Store
OF
JOHN O. SANNER,
SK). 8 MMKOTH BLOCK.
I have in s'tork F".ll ami Compleie r.iae of
smiu. .ie mssls m Aiin.'tive Pri. es, cn
sistilijf .n part f
BOOTS, SHOES,
GAITERS, LEATHER,
FINDINGS. AC, &.C.
' I have the Olehrated W .TKEM'H -T HF
the B-t and Cheapest n-nts' Shoe male. In
Ladies' Shoes
1 inst vim;
yon want.
Bespeetmlly.
JOHN (x. SANNER.
No. S Mammoth Blo it.
ALBERT A. HtlR.SE.
J. A-OTT W.tilD.
Visitors to Pittsburgh
A3E WVrrED TO CALL AT OUR
New and Enlarged Stgre
NO. 41 FIFTH AVENUE,
IPi tt btirti , Ig 11 ni,
We have afxmt &nr tiiaet the r.ra we bad at
onr former ptae of bibhnew. Uettr lit-ht, the t t
TeiilUation, ami a m;irh more t-omiorraMe plai-e i
in erery way to tratLsa.t our larye and jfrw!nf '
hnFine. ner-faHie hi the following Line of !
ood :
GENTLEMEN AND LADIES'
FURNISHINCJ GOODS,
LACES.
WHITE COODS,
EMBROIDERIES.
DRESS A CLOAK TRIMMICS.
YARNS,
ZEPHYRS,
ART EMBROIDDRY
MATERIALS
of ti.L k;sis, icrc.. kt-.
i Orders bj Mail Promptly Attended fa. . i
HOItXJ2 cfc WAIiD.
flFTU AVE.. PlTT-l'.f.li'.II. PA.
Fences
FOR
Prrttir,
rarmers.
fliwl
HO Fill HIGH, IUU TB0G, AUD PIG TIGHT. !
SOMETHtNC NEW. !
1
We nt tmoaireil I- th mmiiure f ?hi i
R.tk- mt -si.iiu-rsl iui .;v.-ri 1. It -j. m.r.
Inirabl. and sminirrs -nre known. N h-rs. j
a. tnjttir u wk. K-.-u7 iu Dd-tiM at U
old ku-r e maice tk-iury. j
mayO-lt 1. 5L XAfWHAIX A 9C5.
A
... -,,, w.t ,uu .1.. 'f-r.iiint uu,
GO TO
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S,
JOIIXSTOWX, PA.,
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GARPIvr.S.MA'ITIXC,
I OIL CLOTH, RUGS.
-3VJI l'iDS, SrALR liODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
TURCOMAN CURTAINS, CURTAIN POLES, &c
LOWEST PRICKS GUARANTrlKD.
Tt' Stock Immense. Freight paid on Carpete, etc., to points
on the S.
GEIj
HEADQUARTERS.
e. .tl ' b.ni!ri
ii-ifrfitriiv v iitttt--.--e
-ryt:;;!. It: I--
hie S.!jt.n it. i
-n. hai-V'UfJii
My rta-snL- c-, tlnm. v., -t
FISHER'S BOOK. STORE. SOMERSET, PENN'A.
HEKuK W. IlKXFa CLAI.X H. i F.N If !.
DRUGS! DRUGS!
GEO. W. BENFORD & SOX.,
OLDEST DRUG STORE IX SOMERSET COUNTY,
At No. 1, Baers Block,
SO ME IIS ET, PE-NN.
keei) con.siatitly .jii Kami ,t larie .-t, ii .,f
I
DRUGS, 3IEDICIXES, CIIEIICALS.
DYE STUFFS. PAINTS. OILS
AXD YARXISIIES.
iiie purest lies? to nv t.mu.i m tiiw
TRUSSES. BRACES, SUPPORTERS.
An.1 i
tiie K.hr.-j
i.niTec.tiii-es) ue htU
iu tiiia .sue, erw-t sa;is,M-titn.
TOILET ARTICLES AND SUNDRIES GESERALL Y KEPT IS
A FIRST CLASS
LAFQE ASSORTjMEr.TOF BIRTHDAY S!f TS ALWrYS l4 STOCK.
I TOBACCO and CIGARS.
i
THE BFT THE MAItKET AKF"fi;S, iU'TU IwMi-TI' ANI IMPaTKI..
! tenpfe CcmpQiifllei Faiil;
i ur
own nui.- ..f HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER. It is .,
quality. V. e keep in bulk, so rh:it any ofwial inTeiier.t an
I.' aiiiieii. SiM at 5 otu a poiuul.
W,
do a s;nrv : -tisinesa ami will give; vou
trouble tii show jthikL-l
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES ONLY
A LARGE VARIETY OF FRESH GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS,
Jan.... I-ss;. GEORGE W. BENFORD SON.
Louther's Drug Store,
Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
TfcisH.:.:! Drg Stcrsis Rapidlj "Eizzzdz? a Gnat
Favcrits Tith Fscph iz C.arc: c:
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS.
Medicines, Iye Stuffs, Sponges, Trusses
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, &c.
THE D'S T'-it i-VK.-i PHRrOSAL ATTENTION TO THE 0MPtr.VDI.X(; OP
PiirsiGiafls'Prescriptions i Family Receipts
rfftE.lT '-ARE HEtX'i TAKES TO I il OXLr FRE.-U A.D p! RS AMI'.LSS.
SPECTACLES,
And a Full line ot Optical Good always on hand,
such a Iare assortment all can be suited.
THE FINEST BRANDS OF CICARS
Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display oar ;(Xi!sj
to intending- purchasers, whether they tuy
from ns or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER, M. D.
oTTZ2Aj
smr3T.j.
p
SZA?2T2A3
ait
f2 c
liUlLyu luiu-ui I !si Oi-.lu.
tr.
j Over SOO ; ,,i.i ii Send for
! Beautiful f f 'tf !' Frico tst
I Des:n. h-! Clreufsrs.
i iitf'ZV
Pittsburgh Female (College
PITTSBURGH CONSXRVATORY OF MTJSia
F'ir tMlct 8rtlr Llb-nJ Arr. Montr. tamtirm. Flno hnL Full Cimim trr f.i-m-Bu.m
In mtd. Aiao s;prl.ti l.prtienr. fntr. HrtUUifill. TwenlT Tftm Ch-rw. t-
is MD-r niM rtvr arttnnl. Thtrtr-UilM yr .mrns t B-Znt. mi.ln mrnwnw
BBdiur uuk-u-n-Riw. A. H. MORCAOSS, President, ir.i-Lx-.--.il. Va.
HaAOSSME WID.iKa, B1H7H3AY C3 HOUSAY PRIUK,
Conhiniffir a fwW.
r, .
Ai! ftrranfiMf with
at our H -nlnaala Film.
THE LUBURC MAN FX CO..
I 3
FOt:
& C. R. II. bv
FOSTER cSc QUINX.
: "uT Pup at in :u-t ii-- ji?.rv(fti : i ;:, ti;-..!,. h..-tr -.ti
ht .i.; .iaruTs at 1 1-H Kii H 'K -T' .11 Pi?- inr. Hi.i -,rtr -v..-; -Mr
st it"--, i- iirv-imrvti a .. u.nt-w ii.-.-,y t.mui.ry un -rjn-n-uainw wtu
ii. i -:.,'n.-fy . n :T.jt vs.iy t-- !,-,:' n t Lr rrv.', , , ."-v ,-,ri i . R.--;i J
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