The Somerset Herald.
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Ik .uy "Tt'r-
liwi y.ir nam in on the rwrinry list,
pie IjHi-l1"1 n,,m fi mU!,t
M,niay is tlw '' f"r rWniill
,.,,, .iullars.
TV r:,icr mill wiU ? with tl,
m.,r;::urra-
na.-v -.me p.sre prwhitin a
vrr air.trr.
j.i.t is d.rumir at fi rair of two
ni:uu-s per ilay.
Cial A-airrs re pr-pariti? for their an
no boy lim.
( ,,i nirt !fvpli PnWri at
w-,.m,.v p!mt"irai'h fialit-ry.
Y,jU can eit PhotowTBJ
6t.1 .V'r--r ' WHti-ys Photntrrai'h
ttaiiery.
Tv; is t!ir sewn of tlw'rtM when the
,,..., .i't!ie har-irver patient is bean! in
lfiev Ptiotoirrsvu 'ialiery ani
f ('ai)ine! nurhp fur aiul-
p.l .i.rwn oi
;3r J!i'i
r rf town ounil al Burn? of Wi!i
i, .-.,n luve bern arnr.te.1 for k-pinir the
HTiO ""
;,!Miher in meetinif fray e-i ftir the arm-nt
. w"!r pnratel .n of .licknew and
, ;x. ,.f weline"."
;r hib'tion r-mn'y nxivHntion in llin
. ,p -iiiinry on Tliarwlay of U-t ink iw at
rti'lfi by u-n ;rn!.
U'i.ri w a ml l.W srir! you will
..,, re to iv a white horw. Tilt tsiiilto
i,. 4 that never (ails.
-i::Kviciit aimmnt of aioney baa
;ni-eil hr the ntTrWne eirtn-ns of
,-.,,,-!,.!,! !, ink an experimental traa Weil
la ttrft jwatw.
Tin man who vii.l a few weeks airo that
u B-aih.T was o b. U;at it eon Id ix p-t
roil 4i-in ha eliauiwd hi opinion, also Tiis
ul;.l.T.'!oth::T.
WV ar- i:ll in tlie held !line onr fenion
-.ir ;-it R'h three inehe- outside mr-
in t.
frrwl.
no (iay. Utie anion); the lt of
Khoaum l'lto.
Uve ou liand a Uire numljer of psl
hn. i wi.i. h we will sell in .Uaiitiues to suit
il,r t-uniiaser. Prii
i vTY reas inaMe. Yaril
..t,f ue tiie piaiung mill.
HuLSBlH.K P-K.. PKsOX.
Oiamian Osiper annoutvs-s that the Re
,.i'i!:r;in utc fommiitte will b.in it wnrk
. xt M .u Uy. He doia not intend tol.es;
4!1V !.!,.. and he will bring out as large a
ri- as it is NW-.ile to set in an off year like
this.
Tiie Westmoreland i.'oimty Fair will lie
ami at iJKiishurg t'r 'iii K tols-r Uth to Hth
sii ili inri'.ide hor races and a dog show.
A cavalcade ;f stis-k will take place ami a
.-i .i' a.!e of prize sunk will siirmtliar the
.i.iy.
;, bi :'ie pi'l'.ing piace and rin over tlie
r-i-trv list, which oituht to be la-re pub'ir
iy di.piaved. ami assure youix-lf tluit yoar
i.aioe is thensm. tsj il at oii-e and don't
wa;t until it is too late ami then complain if
It ha-- been omitted.
Mm Mveket. We have jitt adihsl a
larw KVfriijerator to our M--at Market, in
which all neats can Is' kept iisil and eimn.
Xnttun. Iss-C l'rk. Ac kept constantly on
hand. i-n ilaily. Partiisi buying nw-at
.-an liave it kej in the rel'rieerator until
wanted.
Ross Pvis ( o.
1 w:il for the present time take a gisxi
CaNnet P'i.itoL'rtiph at l..'i" per dozen But
-u. b of my piUPHis who desire to secure
tiicm at tins very low price will do well to
rati oon. as these tisurer. may only bobl
el for a tirnittsl time.
Tlie lat-g Rapid lry Plate pnitesa ustsi
for all -ork.
W. H. Wklflit, Smierset Pa-,
Pip B t. -n 7" uWrt- ssiys tliat out of twenty
nmni: men who conte-tcd lor a West Point
.ra,l.-i.-li:p at Westfirld. Massachusetts ti'U
wen- n i.vtcil by the physicians because they
liad '.lie "tobacco heart." broturht on by
cmrette smoking. Tliey were nnrit for
Wt P iint service. A inter fiir tttose
wh are f.nd of tlie ciganfte. whether they
want To irn to West Point or nirt.
T h National Agricultural impairment rv
in a failing off of T jsiints in corn during
the ut-t mouth, owing to drought. Spring
win-at is in low condition, and oam are
l.v.tA' uniiT the average, wliile barley
ir.cii!s-s an average yield. The loss in
ut-s-i iisi the past thirty day is figuml
a: s-r ''ttt of the pni-ieciive cmp, while
tbe fret and Lay cnijis are very poor. The
tiiiton average is gd, and the loliaito
plant :u h:g!i ii,ndition, encptin Wiwou
MU. t'roi pm-iects in the west have since
Us-a Iniucjved hy copious rains.
Ai-onl:ug to tlie AitsHia 7us a bUii k
snate measuring over five feet in length was
sin and killed near 'mnoa a few days ago
under rather peculiar circumstances. It ap- j
-ars Una a ymng man named John Owens j
was in tlie wuLs nr tlmt place with his
doe at tlie time ststl. when the animu! got
:n.t a fi ght with another dog, wiiereusn
t;i. onuer went to part them and was stir- j
prid to rind a hiacknake tn!-d around I
tns ae.W. while the oilier dog was stiff' ring
f?-m a wound apparently iiirlic-ted by ti j
"ake' Sings. Without waiting u consider j
tl.e iniijiiciMrs Mr. Owen biased away I
v.ili his ili.n gr;n ami, strange t.t say. if the
lory is correct. nji-cei-W-d iu killing the
snaie wit hmt mjarim; aliairtn the doe s
h:ie.
We chp tiie following seasonable recipe
fbiro an ex. iiange : 'The egg is consi.iereil
"tie of the best remedies Sir dynrery
Beaten up .?g!i::y. with or without sugar,
and swallowed at a gulp, it tends by its
eno.i.ciit nuaii: to lessen the innanima
ti'si m'S stiHtiaeh ami tnUitines. atel by
formuir a transi-i.t coating of tliese orenas.
to enable natnre td resume her healthful
suv oter a diseased txsiy. Two. or at the
m.M dins;, eggs a 'lay would be ail tiiat is
osjuml in ordinary cases and since egj v
n. merely aieiiicine but fissl as well, tlie
igiitcr :Ur diet otherwise and the quieter the
r-iem it ke tlie more certain and rapid is
tiie recovery.
TonWrs" examinations will be held at tlie
faces and on the dates Rillowing :
Ber;:u, Ties.iay, Septemlier bth.
Salisbnnr. Tharsbif ,
Hth.
run.
t2lh.
l.ith.
Uth.
I .xii.
H!th.
V.Hh.
2oth.
2isL
I
S'kL
MeyervkUe. Friilay, '
Brkwssi.Mmdar "
I rina. Tuesaiay,
I or. iier.ee. Widnes.lay, "
Si Uxingt.m. Thursday. "
S ''entreville. Friilay.
ivincmef. Mixxiay.
Jeniit-rX Roads fuewlay "
Hetln-l. Wlne'iay.
oy-M..wn,T!mrJay "
iauiksviiia, Frsiay,
"jetial rianiination at Berlin on Sutur--
tst-ber 1st and -tth.
Eanii;aui,a win be&n at oVi.s k, i.
" Applicants will be prepared with ri
"r Biaterial. ,Le! cap preferreil.)
e-:6,ie. wil! be isxied on tlie morning
'""""'g the examination of snoli.-aiiu.
T! t4,,, , i , .,
- - -V pi-c : re i lie r .in.ii -
mat., is h.M will 1 the m.-t civnient
medium
Ilsntor. aj.J frietubi f education are
earnestly inviusj U, I present.
J.M. Bcaatv.
Gsanty (superintendent.
ZmiM, Pa, August 4, 17.
T't- loci! --'ijs ii 6ir slatusiittsrma MUinvfa
Irjrnii Thursday.
Jutlv iHmi.-l Stuflt, Jetmer twnhii,
was aiiunif ur callers Mouday.
, .
Tie Crsiua and North Furk Railroad is
leintr (latheit r.ii"I!y to eoujpietiou.
lUrnum n cumins In a beacon liirlit to tha
smaii Uiy. He lias unwtbinr ti live fir.
Mr. .'. ' '. .-i.aii-r ii tin? nnriHin-r f the Ri-
ubiiran 8uue IVntrai t oaiminee frum this
wuiity.
Miss Lou Tonvm-e, f Cunnellsville. ia ris
itiD friends in Somerset. Phe ia tlie gutst
f Miss KiSe MoIsiwdL
The pamphlet law, f. :r liv"7, are now in
the liaiuls of i'nitlioiicitarv Iritclifk-id fur
distrilituinn u. Justiiw-ul' tiie Prmr.
H. L. Ilirr. K.- lint '. H. Filir an? in
atu tnlojiiv at the lieui-xTotu: State Conveti
tiiiu. wii.h to it) .'?rtton .U AiientJiwn.
Mr. Frank Stutuivui, who oxuMta a dk
in the otftix of the Cnwuii auti Cleartit-M
County Kailn)ai at resson, spent auuday
in S.meret.
Col. E. P. Yuty waff in Somerset Mottiay.
He i? gradually remvering his health, which
hv hHu iu a very prarioud coudition fijr
the pa-t year.
The heading noli and tfc'tory at t'rsina,
beiiHisins to Mr. &1 Alcott, wax entirely ie
stroyeil by tire on the jnh inst. Mr. AloKt
U arnHftil iu Karope.
The sei'ond Liil of tnow witiiin a week oe-
urrwi at Allentown cm Wednelay nifjht.
It It il for on! a few luiuuiea, and melied
aa it tou hi the ground.
Mr. Herman Kiwer, who fills tlie rwpon-
s:hle position ofli.A . expn?" .lt-nl at
Toledo, i.'hio, i pe;idiiu a oliort vacation
with hi? relative in Somerset.
. . -
There art at pmetit Meven prlsimu in the
roumy jal!. Tlin-'e of them are ehanred with
ettnimittintf rape, three with bunrlary and
oue a'lth e-uln-ziejuent and forgery.
We are in m-eipt of anl annoiiiM-inir the
marriatte of M r. Henry P. Snyder, elitor of
tite 'oiinelii-viiie ( imrwT. to Mi.- JtMinie B.
IloliertA, of that pUa-e. Ve emend heartv
eotiiiratti'tions.
A vacancy exists on the Washington comi
ty Republican tiekpt by the death oftlerk of
I ourts Riddle, who had !een nominated fora
stfond term. A new convention will prob
blv lie i-alU'l.
Tin; Isirouii authorities have employed a
niUt pntmlinan. Vow if our merehants
wo,ud make their hack lirs and wimiows
a little more secure we woud nK hear of
unTs-t stores EKing burlaricil si fre
iiint!y. The atrents of the " grmtest show ou
earth" have contracted with Mr. Klias t'un
ninham for bill boards anil have rented
ground soinl: of the S. .t ". Ratinuu! station
from .Mr. Wiil Picking, on which they will
pitch their tents.
llcv. in-orge W. Johnson, and family, of
Philadelphia, whi) liaJ Ijeen sjiending the
p-tM month in Somer-sH. left M iii.lay morn
ing for Franklin comity, where they will
sH!id a short time in visiting relatives be
fore returning home.
The Pardon lioar I at its session last week
recommended that theex'tive clemency be
extended to nsrge W. Rainhanl, editor of
the Williamsport s'ssdni UriL, who was scn
tenceil to six mom lis imprisonment in the
(entre county jail by his Honor, Judge
Ftirt, for libel.
The 7th ami sth of September wiil be tlie j
last .lays for attending to the registration of j
voters. CommitUs-nien should give the :
matter their prompt and careful attention. !
Let active Republicans co-operate with the
candidates and committeemen and see that j
a thorough registration is utaiiiei. I
The game of Iwse hall between the Simer
it inadu and the Jctinertowti teahi Cir last
Friday ilid not come ofT, owing to the ina
bility of the Jennertown club to play on
that date. The game has been fixed for
Friday, fs ptemlier in. I. at Jeiinertowu. The
M;un of this place will play a game with
the Meyenlale team at Rock wood ui-m.c
n-w, Tliunlay.
e
Mr. Cliarles Barnes keeps a gi-neral store
t I'asseiman and is also the istma-ster at
that phuv. His estatilishmeiit was entered
on Friday night and the thieve carried
aw.iv everything of value they could lay
their hands on. It U stip!sed that the bur
glary was competed hy tlie same parties
who- went through Miller Bros , store at
Ris-kwoisi tlie same night aini who are now
in jail.
Mr. F.dwarl Hoffman, eld.-st son of Mr.
John J. Hoffman, of this plaie. an account
of whose serious nini-ss at Philadelphia was
given in last week's lirtitn. diedin that city
Tlmrvlay. Tlie remains were brought to Som
irset Friilay morning and inte'rwl in the
I-utheran cemetery Saturday aftennMiii. Tbe
diseased wa a bright young Isiy seventeen
years of age. The arHiited parents liave the
sympathy of all in their bertavement.
Two cow were killH on rtie Somerset and
I mnlirii Kai'piad at ibis place within the
last ft-w days. Si. t unluy nsiu a freight train
rati .jveracow Is-loiigiug to the Herr Bros,
at the t-"t of I'tiion -trv.-t, and injured her
so bo.ii y tluil her owners were forceil to liave
lier killed to pnt her out of her misery. The
north bound iassenger train Sunday morn
ing str.u k "" ls'louging U Mr. Augustus
Peifcrat the Suyestown road crossing, kill
ing her instantly, if the 1 aw regulating the
ss-l of trains thrnngb boroughs ami over
public crossings was en Sirxsi, there would
not be i) many misfortunes of this kind to
reconl.
A new and uovel method of raising moiwy '
6 r chnrrhes in nst clKs-rt'uliy recommend- j
ed Uiali nmgregrujoiis given to heniic ex- 1
ploits in the way of fairs festivals, ami allie.1
ik-vices S.r raising money. A box is placed j
in i.me convenient phu-r. and njsin tbe !
InrtU.iay of any inemtier.of the church I
Suuilay si h.Mil that person put, in pennies
corresponding to the number of years, and j
each six mouths the 1h x is opened and a
snng sum rrs.iiv.ed. If the charrh has a large
isingmration Uie amount will be surprising
ly large. The boxes are called birthtlay
Isixes. arid have become quite popular in
many towns where the scheme has been
trieil.
Since our last issue Marriage Licen- have
been issued to the following named persons:
Joseph Victor and Lena Risierls. both of
Fayette county.
Amaniah K. Rislgers and Jennie tlark.
Isith of Hooversvillc,
Sumue! Hoover, of Hoversvtlte. and Jane
Powell, of Forward.
George W. lbom and Fannie Kemp, j
latih of Haruedrville. i
, . . : . .1. .1.1 .1 r... r.,M tial, . ,C 1
OH.Ci ,.1.1. liliriij OIIU IX JOt l"lb, x
Biaek townslnp.
Elmer E. King and Minnie B. Wilson,
both of Draketown.
Harry A. EI. High and Biua Morrison, both
of Jefferson township.
The colored camp meeting is now in rr
gre in Braut's grove, and will continue
over next Sumlay. Fully fifteen bnndred
people were oil the gnjumb Siuwtay and the
large crowd was delighted with the able ser
nmwis preached by Rev. J. J. Jones and tiie
excellent music of the choir. Tbe best of or
der was maintained and the audiences were
very attentive at the different services held
during the day. The groutHl have been
cleaned an-and greatly improved since last
year. There ia a large U4Krding lent on liie
grouml. bat owing to some raisuiwieTstaud
ing in regard to provisions the manager was
unalde to meet tiie demands ouuie apon him
by tlie large crowd Sumlay. He says be
will be fully prepared next Sunday, wliea a
much larger crowd than that of last Sun. lay
exjiected. STvii-es will be held each
morning, afternoon and evening during the
present week.
f CIVE HER ANOTHER COG. CAP
Emanuel Haus, a Deserter from tfm
RecutarArmy, Giv Himself Up.
On muling the Piuaburgii Tlma of Friday
Mr. Emanuel Haas' many friends anil a
luaintaoces, of this pUtrw, were wixpriaetl Ut
learn that on the preceding day be Ut ro
autanly aurreixiered hinmelf k the C 6.
Repjhir Army authorities at Pittsburjih.
tatinir tint lie had dewrteil fnHii the Army
iu t1. Fiw the ! ten or tilUn yean
Haua naa been plying the vocation of a me
chanical entjineer in and a boat Si menet. j
He ha frvpiently overhauled the Herald j
eu!ine and presses and ft years past has j
had recular empk.rnwnt in the Somerset
Mechanical works. He was an experienced
enirimwand an excellent mechanic and al-
ways received hurb: wap r bis lalior.
He lived with bis wife and family of
small children abuot three miles south of
biwn on tlie line of the .Somerset and Cam
bria iLiiirooil. He waw somewhat addicb-d
tit strong drink but did not freqaently drink
fa excess.
The fiillowing is taken from the Tma :
Confined in the (tuanl noia of the I'ciud
states RecniiCng humu-ks oa Pena avenue
near Ninth street is Eraarmei Haas, a teer
ter from the service. Seventeen years ago
Hans threw away his gun and tt ruler cover
of nurht deserted the stars and stripat. Since
then be has led a miserable life.
Coming to the vicinity of Pittsburg, his
native Slate, he lived wit bone defection, but
was in constaut fear of beine; apprehended.
Worried by tliis thought and also by a lack
of work, he decided to give himself up and
undergo the punishment metetl out to a de
serter. Thus on Thun-lay he walked into
the recruiting station and ia a half-hearted
way told Captain Adams that he was a de
serter. A glance at the musty reconlssoon showed j
that his story was true and he was at once
taken in charge.
Haus is a tall heavy set man weighing per
ha J pounds and is about 37 years of
age.
, . ' . . . - , , , i tiiey concluded to surrender, and according
glad u -.t back. Ever uce t deserted I , ., . . , B
have lieea iiauntxd by some of my alleged
f-.,.l. . I... tl. ,.. l..
the authorities and even went so Sir a to de- I
mand half of my wagisi for keeping nuieU j
I aixs-ltsl to their demanls until disgusteiL
Besiilcs, I have been ttut of work for some
time and was so dishetirtened at the outlook
that I concluded I had better surrender. I
am a machinist and worked until recently in
I Somerset county, this State. Also worked
j in a shop on Grant street, this city, for some
i years. I am a native of Weliersburg, Somer
J set county."
j " I enlisted in the V. S. service at Chicago
' in lsK), and was assigned to H company,
I Fifth Infantry, then stationed at Fort Park
j er, Kansas. After about a years service I
n sent with a detachment to Wilson sta-
tion, on the Kansas and Pacittc Raih-oad. I , . , r . , ,
... ., ; been taken from MihiT Bros . cash drawer,
which was then building, to protect tlie tail- I , ., , , .
, , , , ,. . , , .. ! Another contai ued an Adams Express om
road men from tlie Indians. I deserted May ! . . , . ,
. l tianv rw-eipf fur a box of goods and was
i. 1 7", snd at oik came east twain. Mr , '
, , - signed by the agent at Man s t.howe. The
lite siu has been an eventtul one, but still .
. . , , . ,, ,, : officers at once reiiaired to the express office
it is bardlv worth recounting I would like i , . , , , , , . ,
. . , , ... ifesignated and were shown the box bv tlie
to sum mv old companv again. It is now ; . , . , , :
, .. , . agent w Inch upon otwiutig thev found con-
statUMied at rort Keogh, Montana territory, i . , , " . . "
. . . . Uuneil the fiillowmg articles, all new :
but I tear I mav not Sir some time. ;
Haus will be taken to Columbus to-lav for i . . . , , ,
mens domes, 3 pairs of drawers, two un
tnai. There is no statute of a nutauon rov- . . . , , , , .
. . ... ... . t dersnrrts. 4 pairs f snrks. I cverenat. I natr
enng desertion in army, ami he will Iikelv
." i
ue ucavoj pumsueu. i ue usual penally is
a two-years sentence to the military prison
1
at I-eavenworth. At the expiration of his
sentence he will have to sirrve with any com
mand to which be is assigned tlie balame of
his original term of enlistment.
Signs of the Times.
the Editar tf the II Emm :
It ls evident from latest reports t.'iat while
,i
tue Deraocraai ate t lie strong! opponenu of (
11 t
th.
ncpuotiiwi parry , me
Prohibitionists
are its bitteivet enemiis : that while the for-
mcr dtsjire victory for its on sake, the lat
ter make tbe .leS-at of the Rpublican tar
ty the snpreme object and consideration of
their efforts, and the latest platform of tlie
Prohibitionists shows this in a clearer light
than ever.
We expect to see in the platform of each
political party a clear, logical outline of the
licy that party if placed in power, pledges
itself to carry oat. Tlie platform of the Pro
hibition arty contains no positive state
ment of any proposed action except Upon
tiie one question of prohibition ; it is alto
gether a platform of neewtion and denuncia
tion. But the consistency of these political
Pharisees is not always as
k)ivij,M r(iis I
peculiar self-righteousness. Sir while they
cry out for religious liberty they deny the
principle of it by making themselves judges
of other mens' consciences simply beiau.se
they dirler from them in opinion, and ac
cusing theta of hypiicrisy and ct-mplicity
with evil iliwrs because they have acteil up
to the best of their judgment in tlie duties
they were called to perform.
The Prohibitionists do not contemplate
such an emergency as being called to ad
minister tlie government of the state or na
tion in the near future ; if they d'uk, they
would be more practi.al. As it is they can
afford to let all questions of how to govern
alone; 'tis pleasant o air ' themselves in
that delightful freedom from responsibility
whu h is .the lot of a party that has never
been in piwer, and to triticise tiie measures
and impugn the motives of those upon
whom the burden of government rests ; it is
so easy to be holy at the expense of other
men 's sins, it reminds one of an old story
of two men that went up to the temple to
pray. etc.
" The winter of their distsmtent " is most
severe on tiie State U-gisiature for the piis
sage of a resolution for the submission to
the popular rote of a ivnstitiitional amend
ment prolntnuint the manutaoture anu sare w,n ie waM ,,. he !ive, in Ijt.Iliet,
of mfctsKatm because fliey say tuey conry. ' He is quite a handsome frl low,
afterward nulliheil it hy tlie pxswige of a fw, hjrh Weisd.ing aNiut I7i
high iiivuse law. j pounds, with light eym and moustache and
It is not easy to gather from the foregoing brown hair. He was dressed in a fashion
clause what tliey n-al;T wantisl tiie iegisia- i ably cut chet keil suit and looked quite the
lure to do, I'ui tiuiy d. niand Uiat the leg-j gentleman
isLitnre after (wsnin this rendiitioa simuld i The gciitWmen were ail well dresaeii, must
immoliately pass a pri.liii.iti.ry liquor Uiw ;
without that const it ntional antharity which
the resolution is intended to invoke, ami
without the sanction of the const it seriry
that placed it in power? Or did tliey demmid
low license or license without limitation, or
a virtual ignoring or tlie matter altogether?
The passage of the high license law was in
every way cimsistetit with the spirit of the
resolution tkat preceded it fir this Was to
place tlie greatest piMsihle restriction upon
the liquor traffic until the prowised decision
can be rendered.
But to the ultra Prohibitionists their own
hobby is worth nothing, unless k can be
brought alsiut by revolutionary met h. sis, by
casting asi.ie all constitutitinal objection
and anticifsitinj; the popular venlict.
From these sign of the times it appears
that tlie Republican I arty is still tlie safest
guar. lion of the-rmiiuV real, fhe pilot wlib fc
nest able to steer the ship of State, avoiding
tlie rock of fixMlized conservatism on the
one haiel and the whirlpool t)f chemical
radicalism ou the otlier.
, Furnm.
R ids Items.
Tom Miller and his amies have begun
work at John Nair's coal mine.
Tlie yon ng fid ks of this YVinit attended
the piitiic last Saturday, and all report an
enjoyable time.
Ridge is the name of a plat Us-ated one
mile soul final of Bakers villa, oa tlie lura
pike. It is noted principally fir Its gd
looking girks. -r t 7- 4-i r -
Jonathan Friedline UsiV a sjietial interest
in working his share of the public road Last
week. His intention was doabtlesa to give
the serenailen a charse ere long. That's
busineM, Jonatbaa. , t , , . -
Josh Bilujum.
Mrs. A. E. Uhl
Has just received her new sUa k of Fall Pry
Gtssls, Xotioiis and Trimmings. She feels
sure tliat she can please anyone desiring
Dress GoisJs. Cloths sad Trimmings both in
styles and prices. Dress Cloths especially
cheap. .. All kind of auoda low ia price, ,
BURCLARY AT ROCKWOOD.
Miller Bros. Store Robbed The Bur
glars Captured.
The larjre dry fcmiv and general merchan
dise More of MiUer Bros Bnckvuud, was
broken icto by bunrUr Thursday aitcht and
iMids to the imunnt of about three hundred
dollars carried away. The lock on the cellar
door was pried ofT and entrance into the
store nm was elViteii through the cellar.
A citijfm of lixt (uwa ty he saw three meu
carry iug goods oat of the atore dtiriiig the
nurijt : that they went Into the middle of
the street, and peeling uiT tnetr old dnds at
tired themselves in a complete sew outtit
trom skin "y he not at once
j ve " 1na remarkable. Suspicion
t "wt1 P"n lhrai mn ho been seen
I 'fiiii? around the town, and who were
"" n the m.jninE after the burglary
1 hul entmnl - Saturday momin
Mr. baiaoel Bui'kjtuan. proprietor of the Mer
chanu' Hotel, and Mr. Austin Criu.-hiieid
cum Iuded they would try their hands at
I rretin oot the thieves. Pmcorintr a team
they started out the mad pike and had not
gone f&r when they learned that the men
whom they suspected of committing the
crime bad pasxed along that road at an early
boor Friday morning. At Mr. Abram Ser
its' they learned that three men answering
to the description of the ones they were look
ing Ihr bad taken bfeakut there and paid
for tlie same iu small change. The amateur
detectives traced their men along the road to
Beriin, at wLicli place they loet scent of
their puiie. They got on their trail strain at
Roxbury and front there they traced them
j along the Somerset and Bedford pike to a
point about two miles this side of Bedford,
; where the two pikes meet, when they leara-
i ed from a farmer by tbe name of Sills that
I tlie men were sleeping is his barn. Buck-
man and tntchheld drove on to Bedfiird
1 where they procured -the assistance of two
! officers, and returning to Mr. Sill's farm jusf
shortly before day -break, captuceil their
men in his barn. The robbers made a show
; of resh-tance, but the orficcrs' revolvers com
ing into close proximity with their noses
ly threw up tha'r bands. Their wrists were
soon aiionied with steel bnu-elets, where
upon uie (-apuirs pnss-eocst to searcn tncir
prisoners. They had not proceeded far with
j this pleasant occupation when they were
j fully satisfied that they had the right par
i ties. Several pen-knives, a parcel of jewelry
' and other articles were taken from their
i pockets, all new. and some of them bearing
i Miller Bros', oust mark. From tlie clothes
! of one of them was taken a handsome meer-
Schauta pipe which Mr. Buck man at once
j recognized a the property of Mr. Joseph
Miller, having seen that gentleman with it
j between bis teeth many times and oft. The
j prisoners all had pocket books and in each of
j them there was a quantity of small coin,
j One of them contained a punched silver
1 l.nir.l,.'!... nimMm.in j.t.
, . , . . ,. . i
I mini n mt 1 lrossnmer a full snrts of 1
, , . ,
of Turkish biwels, 3 linen towels, I pair of
pai:
loves, 1 lap robe, 5 pairs of mens' shoes. 5
j namianna naniiKerrnieis. i mumer, z boxes
I of cigars, 14 silk handkerchiefs, i Martha
j Washington hanlkeruhiefs, 3 hair combs. 7
! pair of sleeve burtons, 2 watch chains, 'JB
j foliar buttons, a bnnch of shoe strings, 2
I razors. I shaving brush, 1 stick of pomade. .1
cakes of soap, i piett-s of tohtus-o. 2 tine-
..... , . ,,
of hair oil anil i sperm candies,
, . ,, ,..
The hair n, uLInmum! f , , Hmn Alillo.
-i Aiiuvilie, Pa. Annville is a town iu Leias-
non county.
Messrs. litickiuan and Critchfield hinsl a
two horse spring wagon on which they load
ed their prisoners anil btsity and started tor
Somerset. They arrived here about six
o'clock Snnday evening and at once placed
the burglars in charge of Sheriff Winters who
lorked them up 6f tlie night. Monday
morrring the prisoners ileniamled a hearing
and were taken before Justice L. M. Hh ks
for that purpose. The commonwealth was
represented by Iistrict Attorney Iiiesecker
and Messrs. OutTrolh and Rupjiel.
M-sr-rs. Kphntim l. and Joseph Miller
identitieil most of the articles that were
. . , . .. . ,
the box that was found at the Mann's Choice
express office. Many of the articles contain
ed their cost mark which the thieves had
..L.. ,1 . ...l.t.. i
t mini uie iroooie iu reiinive. :
I . J
tine of the prisoners gave his name as Wil- i
i ,. , . i
liam Smith and claimed Philadelphia as his i
i , - . , . , ' . ' ;
r plane of rtsiilenee. He further stated liiat he I
t r
i was 'Jl years of age and of German parentage.
He is about 5 feet 6 inches high, dark com- j
) plecled with dark hair and eyes and weighs j
j about 125 poiimls. He wasdrcsaed in a 'lark
suit with a -kirk slouch hat which be wore !
I far down over hU forehead. He is a tough
looking customer much the toughest look
ling of tbe three. Perhaps it was a glimpse
: of Smith that deterred the RiM-kwuml citizen
i from giving att alarm wbes he saw the fr-ssl
j being carried from the store,
j The second man gave bis name as Harry
i Brown and add that Berks county waif hi
j abiding place. He is a Pennsylvania Dutch
man and is : years of age. with coal black
hair and eyes and a heavy ilark moustache.
His height h is about 5 Set 10 indies and his
weight als.ilt 1,'AI poumls. He was dressed
ill a dark gray checked suit, with a dark felt
Tbc third man said his name wxs S. R. f
union, lie turtlier stat.-U 'Hal tils age was
(
3H years, of German parentage, and that
Usi mucii so, oi leant tbe Miller Brothers so
tliougiit as they reirignijnl everything they
had ihi, iixjudmg suits, shoes, neckties and
bars. a being gissls lately in their possession
and on which they had ho)ied to realize com
fortable pnifits.
After birring the evidence, and in defantt
of hail, Justiie Hicks committed the prison
ers to tbe county jail to await trial at the
Septenilrtermiof i-ourt. 1 ! !' j I
There is a very general feeling of satisfac
tion ihnxigh.Hit tin? community that the
nvsais have been caught, especially so as
they are generally believed to be tlie same
gang who went through J. B. Snyiler's dry
goods store and Benfopl's drug store one
night last week. While many are of this
opinion there are others, who, from various
rircumstanres believe that the Somerset bur
glaries were the work of home talent and
cnnfideatly expo t ilevdnpnieius within the
next few days that will show their surmise
to lr correct.
If the gang who are now in custody are the
same who committed tlie many depreiialion
ia tlie north of the nmnry the citizens of that
section bare cause 6ir rejoicing at their ar-
. Sunday School Convention i
Arraninneiits have lieen made with the
B. O. Railniaii Comiiaiiy to fiirnish tick
ets to all persons who wish to attend the Re
Hirmeil Sunday (Sclnsil t'onventioii at R.s k
wood on Anirust Moth and Tlst and Septem
ber 1st. at 2 ivnta per mile each way. There
aVketecaa he nail at istoyestowa, C'oternan's.
Fhcdtns.aoni.;rset, t"reiiia, Garrett, Berlin,
Vyr.Lih 'cst Saiiaburyv PsikI Patch.
Ideliuoeand Hyndman.
Wanted !
Hides, Furs. Bark. I will pay the highest
rash prices ir a!T tire Is of hides, pelts and
ftm. I also want 5UU amis of Bock tlak and
Spruce bark.
H. O. OcnrjiQaaa.
First Arrival of New Goods.
We are now prepared to show tlie largest
and best selected stock of new goods ever
shown fn Somerset Call at
Poutita i, Pabxcb's.
Fulton County Prohibitionists.
The Fulton County Prohibition Conven
tion have placed in nomination the follow
ing Qcket : George A. Stewart, Wells Valley,
prothormtary ; J. Mellon, Belfast, and J.
Walker Johnson, Ayr, eoonry commisiiioo
ers ; Bar. Henry W. Wolf, Todd, and J. I
Grove; Dahlia, aaditun ; Dr. X. B. Shade,
coroner. A. B. Hanks, of M'-t'ooneiisburji.
was r-eiectel chairman of tlw nmiiiy cofu
niitter aswl J. Walker Johnson. A. b. Hanks,
Rev. J. L. inrve and C J. Bivwer were Hio
sen delegates to the stare convention.
ASnakaStory.
Although a little behind schedule time the
following snake story from the Bedford G
tetu is pretty good :
A dandtterof Mr. Jbchariah Kooutx, of
Bedford township, did a very courageous act
one day best week. She was sitting in tint
room sewing when she beard a great racket
on the porch. Looking out of the window
she saw two bnge rattlesnakes lying at full
length on the porch. She went out into the
yard and secured a pole, and going to the
porch where the reptilta were sunning them
selves dispatched them both with a single
Wow. They measured over five feet in
length anil were monsters in proportion. It
is supposed that the hoc and dry weather
drove the snakes from their mountain home.
The Bedford township girl stands at the
headof the list. Next!
Tribute of Respect.
Whebjus, It has pleased the ail-wise Mas
ter to call from our midst our dear brother
' d scholar, Harvey A. Hoffman, who, al-
though young in years, was a faithful and
obedient scholar.
Whkbeas, We as a school aie admonished
by this divine dispensation that while the
aged must die. tlie young are also being call
ed hence, theref re,
tUnittd, That his death admonishes as to
be faithful and earnest in the work of our
Master, and that we extend to the family of
the deceased our sympathy in their bereave
ment and pray God that His grace may
comfort them.
Remitted, That a copy f these resolutions
be sent to the parents of the deceased, and
also that they be printed in tw of our coun
ty apers.
F. Horrw.1. 9. CiuTCHFticLO,
H. A. Cor.KX.ts. Wit. Rishzbarokr,
Committee.
Mt. Moriah Items.
The potato crop is a very light one.
Our farmers complain that the coous and
other animals are nn usually destructive to
their corn crop this fall.
J. X. Rhodes, of this place, is on the sick
list, resalring from a disease he contracted in
the army during the war.
Ernest Ogline 4 Co., who are running the
Lohr, or rather Philip Manrer lime quarry,
report a booming business.
Prof. Clark, of Westmoreland connry. has
been instructing a class in vocal music for
some time past, in the Horner church.
The woodchuck. or hedgehog, as it is call
ed by many, and mnskrata, are very tStimer
ous and destructive to our farmers this fall.
Frank Lape has been confined to his room
j Sir the past week with a sore hsg, causal by
the kick of a vicious horse some six weeks
ago.
Diet 4 Lohr have received their new
steam thresher, and competent judges pro
nounce it the best in this end of the county.
Tliey are old hands at the business and their
work speaks for itself.
A brass band was organized here (hiring
the past month, com pons! only of young
boys, with a lew members of the old band
we hod a lew years ago, wlio act as instruct
ors lir toe younger memliers. They meet
twice a week for practice.
Ed. Mootoller, of this place, has gifie into
tlie butchering business, and has been sup
plying this and neighboring- towns for the
past month with fresh beef from once to
twice a week. Your correspondent wishes
Ed. success in his new enterprise.
Ihiring the past few weeks a number of
suspicious looking men have been traveling
around here, asking the road to different
places, always traveling in different direc
tions than those inquired for, and telling
different stories as to their business, and
asking many impertinent questions. lur
citizens would feel more secure if they were
among Sheriff Winters' hoarders.
Edmund Miller, of Johnstown, was on a
visit here during tlie week to his aged fa
ther, Valentine Miller. Ed. is still the same
jolly, gisHl-nattireit fellow he always was.
but hsiks older and more worn down than
, ., .
his bnither George, who is some ten vears
,. . , . .'
his senior, and has always been a hitid-
. - - , ., , , ,
working farmer, while Ed. has been from
. , , ... ., , .,
bovrKwxl, nnht recentlv. tn the mercantile
ouRai,
The orators of the present time cannot
control the masses of the people by their el-
oipienre as did those of ancient times, at
least not in this community. That fact has
! been clearly ilemonstrateiL During the past
! week a mmmtttee of l.nf hersn clergymen
; from tlir amfrrence or synod met in the
! Horner church with a ftill determination to
j divide tlie Moyeatown pastoral charge, but
i tite lay oiesuhem of the Homer church ksk
i ed at matters through a different glass. The
I clerical committee used very eloquent, forci
j bur and persuasive arguments, in favor of
j their scheme and the colloquy which follow
; ed between them and the lay meu of the con-
gregation was both interesting and amusing,
j resulting in the congregation being tar more
: a unit ou, and a great ileal more determined
to let well enough alone.
REmaTKB.
Mot-jrr Mkktsh. Augnst 27, ls7.
Registration of Drug-gists.
The State Thannaccutical Boanl, author
ized by the late lctfi.sl atore ami appointed by
1 truvemor Beaver, baa issued notice that all
' retail druxgisls and apothecaries who were
i atttially engogeil in business, either as pro
prietors or assistants, at the date of tiie ap-
pmval of the act mtisl n-giitrr, as provi.led j
j by the law, within aiuety days from August
j 2ntli. j
j Those who intend to enter business either j
j as proprietors or assistants are also required !
j to be examined by the board and receive err- I
tificates of competency and qnulirlcarion. All
j persons applying for examination t.r certiti
1 t-ates to entitle them to conduct and carry on
j 'lie retail drag or aitliecary business must
pvuiuce satisfactory evidence of. having not
less than four years practical experience in
the business, and those applying Sir exami
nation Sir certificates as qualified assistants
therein must produce evidence of having not
less tliun two years experieni in the busi
ness. Tlie lee for examination and for the certifi
cate is not more than f 2, and for registra- t
tion of those al reaily in business is not over
$1. Alonzo Robins, of Philadelphia, is pres
ident of the boanl. and H. B. Onchran, of
Lancaster, is Secretary. The other members
are A. J. Tafel, of Philadelphia: Frederick
H. Eg-gen, of Allegheny, and A. V. Burns,
uf Susquehanna. The board is now in ses
sion in Lancaster, and appi inuioa shon Id be
made to Secretary Cochran at that place.
Estray Notice.
Wraveil froin the stable f the siilsw rilier
on Saturday numiine, July 51l. a yellow and j
White Sfxitteil cow. white Sice snd larpe
horns. Honis borwl from under side. A
liberal reward will he paid for her immedi
ate return.
J.wrra t'-ioamirsisHi.
MARRIED.
VltToE ROBERTS. At the office of ta-r
offiiiatina; Justice, in Momerset, Pmn'a
on Weilnesday, Atl$rus 24, IfMT. by Gillian
Lint, Ej Mr. Joseph Victor Iu Miss Lena
Roberta, both of Fayette founry. Pa.
BEI'ItH SAYLOR. Cm Tuesday, Au
gust 21, 1HK7, at the residence of the bride's
parents, by Rev. J. II . Zinn. Mr. Perry A.
Brujrh, of Jeffcrsum Township, and Miss Jo
anna HayWir of MldiSerreek Township, Som
er set County. Pa.
" The? Queen's Prompt Reply.
The following; prompt i?i reply to the Pres
ident's eciiigratcdatory letter of May M, has
just been received from tiaen Victoria r
" Victoria, by the Gr--e of Hod. of lie
Kingdom of Great Britain andlrelai id Qaeen
Defender of Fa'tb. Kmprcss of India, etc..
etc., etc.. fenbe PresiileBt of tbe rniteil States
scmleth greeting. ,
" On.- gtssl friend We have received from
tiie hands of Mr Pht-!js. the Tin'e.! i.u.-s
Minister at our court, the letter which 'vm!
aitdresseil Uiusiw the 2lih of May lost, and
in which you convey yoar congratuiatiotis
and tho of the people of the I'niteil States
on the occasion of the celebration of the
fiftieth anniversary of our accession to the
throne."
We request yon tosecept onr best thanks
for this proof of friendship and goeil-wyi
which, with tiie similar proofs we have re
ceived fnjra tbe rulers and people of other
States, lias caused us tlie moat sincere grati
fication. In thanking yon also for tiie'ch. b-e
which yon have made of Mr. Phelps to be
the interpreter of your sentiments on this
occasion, we rexpiest you to accept in return
our best wishes for your own uninterrupted
happiness aad welfare and for the ptiaiperity
of tiie Cuited States of America, and so we
recommend you to the protection of tbe Al
mighty. "Given at our court in Windsor Castle
tbe Vth day of July, in the year of Our
Lord IsaT, and hi the fitty-tirst year of our
reign.
Tour good fKend.
Tarosia, R. t
"StasraT."
Susquehanna Bone Phosphate
now reaily tor delivery. Farmers who have
not ordered will please call at tbe orri.e of
Peter Fink, at the Somerset Depot, and
examine our goods before purchasing else
where. A. Z. KiwEa.
The Lewistown Pratt is responsible fiir say
trig chat two colored children of that place
got up a match to see which one could eat
the most corn off the ear; they were bnither
and sister, the boy got away with a eleven
ears and tlu-it l..k,sl with agony at b:s sister
when she lay down beside the thirteenth cob
and die.L Tbe boy likely frit that Way, but
couldn't.
SOMERSET MARKET.
Correetad Weekly by COOK a BEERITS,
DCXlKS t.V
Choice Groceries, Flour A Feed.
Prices f. Augast 31, ls7.
..aS-V
Appies. .irieil. r
Apple Butter, e gal .
Brans, tva
Braii, A Iwi lbs
Butler, ,mll.) f H
(keici. a ..
Buckwheat, a M
...t Ji !
1 HO i
lc '
meal, .
Beeswax a Ik
Bmam, . suKmr-cunsd Hsin.) e it..
JOe
lie
ouuiry Hauls' a at...
.snoiii.icrsi a d
" isidesi fi St
Corn. (ear. a bu .
ishelleil, tm
Jlral
Chop, corn and .sits, a 1 lbs.,
i! rye. It lbs,
is-
lie
ji
.. .i'c
Jl "XI
Eis. e Jo
t l.sir. Roller FnsrsM. v bbL.
Vieon. a bbL..-
.jr mi !
W .axsreit. a DO.
Lant. a -
Middiiiirs, p luOiba
I NttS. !'!
Jte'i'Jr
J1 vi
P-sl.ss a 'in .tutm.ne
New Pntabiea. HI
P"--aJes, dneil, Jf k ft.tlur
Rve, e bu St ii-
salt. . So i.-, a bhl tl Jft
Ground A'.timi " sack 1
H (Ashjonj fbll sack 2 $i '
Suar, yellow, a In -... s67c
"whit... l lb , 7i.:'ir
Tallow. 1 lb ato"r
heat, bu juc
A
DMINISTIUTORS NOTICE.
EKac? of Crmn wank. dprVL, bae ot jomtrei
Tap . fv'nwrw Ca, Fa
Lum of fciininb-tmtiun on the above ete
haviuAj hwu fTmnUHl u the undrivned by th
pftrpar auiiiontv. mmc ia her;bT gtrn to ail
psTMm inict.'tel to sa;d tate u louke immli
ate paTmflt, atirl itxmm Uavtnc claim amn.'tt tbe
sam u present iht-m duiy autaieitticai rr -.-tlment
on .Saturrlay, xtobvr al the law
result-n? of deceased.
DAVID X. PWANK,
autL A'lrainnitnitor
A
IM IN ISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of C. C yuwelman, dee'd., lare of Somer- j
fc-t Btruuiiii. ?mier-et Co., Pa. ,
L ttT f euim1a;tru.wO oo Uie atxre etttatv t
having b-n rraatrfi to Uje au!-riTi7t1 rf Uie j
promr authoritr, mTie in btjfHf giwn v afl .
p-ffMuii iB'ifpUni 10 -aiti eiMitte to avajce jxuiiits ;
ale payufut and tfte having ciairn Hepi;n?t ;
the utiUK will prefvnt thrm dnir authenncatti '
fir tiifmeut on T'lejwiay. ctt-ber li, Lv7. ai !
the lrochfuia4tarr'B otfioe ia Smcer-.. i
-H. Ik L KIT H ITKXD, f
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
iLnCiiAtof Jatirb W. Kplry !?; a-t1. but of J n-
Lifttm of A'tnunirttration au toe above fMtate
having bet-n xrauuM tt tiie im-fcrsiifnt-ti by tiie
propr-f authnriiv, s.rfiev ut hereby riwi lit all
prrxiSr iui 'ftti ui iit euae u make unraMi
ai ffvavmnt. ainl fhcMv- hariiiar eiaima utaUtun
(became will pra-iit tbeoi duly auineiitiiait-t
fi -wiiivinent on suiniav, LcUrbtfT s. l-7, at tue
late residem-e of deeeaiii.
eUlCM-
AdiiiiiiiJrtratiir.
'J'RIAL LIST.
The ful I.. wine a a 1st af ramies fcr trfmi attne
sVpiemisfr Term. 1.7, e.miaeat-iiuj Fourtll Hue- j
day. JMh day. c
nHT WEEK. " 4 " ' I
i. M. t'riti-hrield's use vs. Arehibuld Mvi'iierssl. i
J. H. r rlti .. -: X. K. I 'nwluield. et. ml. i
A. fc Kyaa - Josiah iinuit.
t.-m ere. n .acora VBL --
Ilwnl eva'shiiT. jolia Bcrkevbile.
J s. t .M-iKjif - Aiipir .i H tiis-kinir. et si
. iVti sViwiersei A Oaiuhria R R i o
J.-hn Stt ASKlimee. e al vs si a M P H K I o
Isaac Hiuras v B ,t il R K i n
Srtm. steniman & t'o vs Elorine 'nal To
R. -o. -t steciLaiaii
" John J & Kusr.sCb.eIl
Fairv.ew i'.jaI to
" Aaron s alaer
" Henry Kunx
Jf. B. tRITT-HFIKLD.
Prothounury.
J M Hay
Isaiie Hiuros
rwnttt
Pnv' office. )
Auit. M. Lss".
PUBLIC SALE
BY VIRTT'E of an order of sale Lssued outofthe
iirvbaas' t.'isirt of Somerset Couuty. Ps., to :
us direeu-il. we tU ex p tussle fcy public unicry j
ua the premises, at I o clock p. oi., ou ;
SATURDAY. SEPT. 24.87,
the filowinic dw-wTiN-d rval eitate. late the prop- i
erty m atuitel Brmiefiner dw'd., to wit . j
Kin 1 '4 certaia tract of land situate in i
IMG. It rpper TurkrfortTwp.,.S-merHt j
Co.. ka.. rontainihic -VI aud 4 pen-be, mure r ;
let. atnit J'aetv-i thereol cbired. and ol wfiih '
abtxit JO cn Uiereof are ia madiw ; aii in
wxni eialuvwuoaand the balaaev well ttmiwretl
with white oak, poplar, red oaa. luruKa. att- i
Miun lanU tt reemaa brotiber. rUmiio ;
hroiuclier. Frederick Vminkia. Jacfb Yuaukin. (
JrbB CuniuBvham heirs. Coal. oke and Ida ;
asd other, aaving Uurreoti erected a guwi
tw-ewry !
Dwelling House. !
j
new LMuk barn 40r- feet, pood nuptrcainp and :
other ouibviittliain. Thi tkrrn ba two b-rK tra 1
MTiiard xTat'ted toithrinest qiiainy of ail kiuti ;
of taiuianl fruil. hi well watered with never 6iil- j
iiitr irvnojia. anl it unlerUud with uoaL taeuo-
veuient w church, mrrMMi. Uoum aod Mure, atul '
with.u two milea ot the B. tfc O. kvi Iroed. and .'
withia a hort distance ot' the ('fiia aud rV)nii f
Ftrk Railroad, in vue of the oaeaw tartuuiet
too ui7 the county. Thia beinj the laie Ituiuir !
atead of the dKX'avd, j
Terms : i
'ne-tfiirt1 of pnrrhav' nvwiey, aftr expm?eB
of niuQ and oaitr are deducted, to reuiaia ;a
lii'n ur.n tbe prvmir" to erure the w:tn'.-a
d.wer, the intrt thereof to he paid aormaliy to
the widow, aivl at her iatli the prutnpat Mtm to
the heir of ?Sarn BrtKirfiwr de d. mw-t.,:rd ;
toe pini;a: rutmvy rwi oa ct!itirma:i n of
and the bai-.in'e in tu etml unTniM.1 pay
intriiO from eifirtnn.tin ofsaie. withtit itfrjt.
Ten p-r';nt of the piinua!e money to b paid n
soon an Uie property is knoked down, which
wiil bt: trejfctvtt a part paymeut on the nn one-
third. Po--eamn ifivt-n April 1. I. LetvTT3
paymeniw bu be r-tu tht ftremtse by iadpr-t
rxktnu ezettivtiuu buiHia. $
- ; FkEDERICK trtX. .
BRt,-n-H.
rrueHeca. j
All ejrre5paiilen atklreMri n t;je a-ove
Tru-teeaat Irttaa. uri. H. S.-rt Aaoftwy
m Ijiw, Soni-rt-t, PtT, vftr rnceivw Bnup&
u-ouotv. .
AGENTS WANTED
-TO WUL-
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS j
UT SAMPLE Thene MMIK are In either ve I
roee orBe ailk. Brocade, ar rib. trv-ry band- ;
anme and dumoie. Large wie ara aaade, aixi :
au)Ml par aMHared aamo. Ail nnempKM-m! pet- J
pie THnrd a rite to ns rmmedtatelT. Addre-a i
A.OftTl9l 4k U., miadeipiua. ia-U7-ly. I
I OF
i Y alualileReal Estate.
HKRIKFV S A IMC
1 Br Tfrtor of JWitirr wttt tj(t Fa. lr V
f mud Vnii f,x. &ufd mtl tri' ifir ( ,mrf of 'ofirao
Frtw tf SmrfH t(mry I til TE,,
I piir wJe j ihf. fniiTt H,N tn sjirw B'r
( (ssllia, Pm.. Mt
I FRfOAY. SEPTEM 3ER 23. 1SS7,
mx 1 !( rk r n '! Mic rslit. titlv inwrvsir ni
I rM:ru rf tsvtf7i finJi-per-itwT. oi'. m Attn i
ttnia emit if ;tiut a J norr T"
t ."-HiHT--t cv.iiaiy. F . i;.rir:nt tAii -mi H'-jy
W nvcvt Mit ltjttvi .'afT--r, !ar Ajihur vn-f VVti-
imiii .-.i-,'TJi. -otit.L.i' niif 4 ex f-aiil I :--r'ie
VwHi-H h : barn uri Hiirvrr MaiciiHiiUK' ut) ;xi"
piwrthrurv ta.
Tetiirfu Ua xw-n;ktB attfa! pnfurfty ui 'nwix-rJ
jiijJieftrr, aU the uit M SHin i.ulrns-r.
AtX
All tite rfirht, tit!- inr-r(l fi;ra of V!
entinv BrUeJ-lit, of. in vut ornio trwt t
i: uae ia Summit T n-h i w. Str.i
t:euB(". liniri Iaii'I if J Hrttktr. h
A o. k. R. la tir. cHititinir 4 aw Tva
iwTf ttr !?. mmi faavinie ii-rvtn erv-rutl oe
aal mr-hiiif M-rv rrnjiit lar-'iiiaaf
vni MiiertMiTfMj:;t;iAp the t.(inwiii4MfT-3k1
Tatt-n in t-XrH-tHi.m a ?h prfrty Vavicn
titttj UriM'Ll al tije uit iH P. t'. Meyers une.
AIj?0
AU th Tinht, till. Inwtwt nd ciaim of Sum
xtfrl Rwrrw-k -vn-1 Loni- HtiJTTfct-k f m and t rh
ft.ii;winir i-inriwil rmi fiA Tia r A o-rtiu a
lri IjuvI -iriieiw in Shsvie Tw-tilp. -.in-r-m
ronnty. !.. niiivaeT ow h:tir-d eu-rvT
irhifv JT bt-sjfc, aiM.t tcirty at-rwttif ii. a atv -ltBP-el.
C Ttr m-rw tn niewlv. bUnfT wt-ri timhrvvt,
with liinre mppi urrdaaM tDcrvn : tjt.rtiiiuifr
Ina W cf w irt Lnraiyer 1 'aj ,iri uv L ir.
Frseiik'la !tt?whi iv1 iirk. tn:i rtne eviiti
a. h;i ttorr (mae. a on tii a aif iry
i:!ine? hoiw, i ifH( .mm uiti ijth-r oc!u:Kl-
3. Bmmrk &nl Lot fesrr4-k.. ac liie rfuitof
aia iei and .-Nimnna Ziramtniuui't
I ALA)
f All the r-irht, title, intertsrt and rlaim f Fril
' erif ai HoHnjokof, In and tn the fi IW-wmr de
f stnoeti real rotate, vw ; 1 o;r ceitaiQ hs .f
; irrfHind ft-miin a inare. -tiinnte in ttje w--trn
; part oi .mret BavpHierh. fwmTvt finm: Pa.,
i GouQued .n iheuortu by ' duxi ?ltvi?u jo -e went
by au l!vy. on thHh Mun -itrti ad on
t the west hy the oobut- roaj iitii.nv tue b-ma'U.-j
ry between thi fL.rtrU.rh a.iu Twuhtp. ruhte(!i-
iiife I:,a.'rrii. and nig inr&m erwitni a frjuiie
dweU-ia hoj, Hat'ie. and oiutr otui-iiiitliir.
i With the upptirteiiaiM-es.
! A lot tr arevL h grimud ntnate in Snerwt
Bniuxh, S-meret '"'lutiiy. T.. h Minded m tn-;
' tajrtb by Pam-!. nreel. on tne earn hf iand tr-
mer'y ot' Freilt-rit' ui3rrt. ou the tomH by iaad
! of Mrs. E. A. T.ytna,n. and nn the wet by laud
of Franet E. Vsein.ereotiiaiAiUir twoaiid rveu
! eiiTtitl. ai:re?. wuJi ilie Miipuru-njin'-e's.
Taken in exenitioti a wm it 'peny of FnM
j ick tiofchnw k at txie ui tdainMia Trent ivx-
ecutrnt, et !.
j .vL)-
! AU 'he riirht, title. !nter-r rlmira ld demand
; of W. Fraiiai '.aui of. In and r tiie lo.row.u.;
. -n-r f-ed reai e-t-ue, ?;i . A o-rraui Urt. tt" uriMir-d
"ittialo in Jv-nrnTtown Bf.rooti, - rm.-r-t i oiiti.v
Pa' attjtunins nui oi Ji.u uiv.-r tl;y: J-.iiii
' Kitik and otf-.-r. ctrtitaininz aSuit -ne rin f
; an .-ien?. bavitm therttin em iHi a iarvtr Tv.t-try '
; I'nunr daeiiituf hMi!--. partly nn:fit-i, fruine ta- i
: ble and .Alter outbaildintiM. with the appuru- ;
nans-eft. !
j Taken In exncinn the property of W.
t Fnuik. oaul. at Uie suit of uoiaon Judy, d. al.
f AU
At! the riirht. title, interei-t. eiuim and demand ;
J of Jjf ri ' 'miner, of. in and to a -erji.n tra-t of ;
- land 'Ttnate in JrTrrin T'wnfbip, H;mt-rt :
: t ounty. lJa.. adjomui land oi hn ai-ttt. :
5 (rt-orje- M.ji.re ami Jtiu .'! . eoniainina nine- !
; ty aerw. .to which are ere ted a on and oiie- ;
hair" vury frazi: dw.-Uii:ip hutte aud :)( tam.
j wirh the Appirtnn.
Taken in 'execution a the pmr-erty of Jrob ;
Crani:r. at the Mill of j. M. Hoiderbaum. et ax.
Alt the rirhr. title, interest, pnrperty. e!aim and f
demand of Henry .-?sa-tib of. in aud ua -ertaia j
li-t of (rrrviind tituate o the ttini-?r of Norta atid ;
rirtn -rr-eta. tn Meyertaie Htrmi;n. x.m-rei
Cofuny. ia, bunndrti and .i-!.-riU-d aa foiio.
by Filth ?rett.'iu tbeatrtiih by Nrth i-tivet and ;
ou tin "et iy lttoi if. L. Mi!r. jaid iot btnir
jftxty feet iwr aud oontaiom me-i-tteenth of i
an acre, navine inerejn ert u-o n two-iory ,ne j
tIVt-Li:U(( tltMC IUU VUV.Jtl.i(ltK, Wit. Jt'
pi irt -naDre-.
T.ikeu iu execution as th property of Hnry ;
&auo, at tbe uit ot P. i M-yeni. I
Al the rf-rht. title, inten-it flaim and demand
of t.iai'iriU fc lraniel-aiid Jt--pa W. iwiiet?. t.
in and to thr foliiwint two r--ra:n p:eis irr par- '
eeis wt" Laud bi-nudoii and des-enf-ed a tctiow-s to
w;t : i
No. U .situate in .'omere, Townahip. mr-t t
fituity. Pa., aiarnnjr! lar.tl :'niir'-ir of Ht-nry ;
'lav-omb. r.-.rj? Swank. Wm. Hntz. Jt.nn .
Raut-h. and other. etinraminaT one hundred and
rwem-Hve ai'm more -r ie--. pet'U ar-- of ;
whit'h are clearvd aiii tbe baiHiiee -a'xi tim- i
b-red. with a Utg hon and U-rtajji thereon t
eret-d. with the aptitirv-naruN-..
Sin i. 3it:uue in Jenner Ttiu n-iup. potin rt
Ot-u-ry-t'a.. adininini? iund1 of H-.n. H. P'ri- :
iutr ttti Hi't'trrt ix-k-vitii, ronLainiCtf two -re ;
ai;d lore; pert-hr. r.i-l iiiea.-tirv-. aud hav ir
ttirem ere-teJ a iwo &ry piank 'iweLinit f
bouiw, -rftti.il-. aud ottier ott 'UiitHtra. aa t!e :
ai'tort-.iHi--. it hirtkT the -ut f jrar.-J " nvy- .
eu by Frederick Bre-eaer and w.fe u fc rjcaor-m '
Nate, who niiivi yii xtiv same to i;t .iMHiie
Henu. who fonveyd the tai u Michael t
KooiiLi tat convey -d the .-a:rte u df- n-iania. i
TiiSit-n .n exeffititin a t::e pnpertv f H-tm.iiid '
. 'aoieia and Joeeph W. Itiiii:i0 ax the-Hiit of l
C. Zaniuerraan. ,
- AL.O j
All the ricbt, title, inter-"t, elaim and dt-mand !
of Jt. U. Mikier of, in anl u two rruuu ir-u-t-
of land h.undd ant dtT--i'l r. w:r.
I. Htuate in M it fori t ash i r, .jtr:rMrt i
Coiuty, Pa., adjoiniM ir.'l of J.;l;:i S. :.:.er.
Aanm Iikrr, hart R. Sannr ud r-itnon Hati-
ar. coiiuuanjn -ar-s ano .t pereti. un
proved. w;ih fnirf or'har'i-". i?nod water, ie. ai:d ;
ha til ere j re-tei a larm :ratue dwv-iuaf QCUHf. j
Daim nam iiou oiertui,.uiiaiuir'. ii.ti -nr w- j
purteiiunre?-. i
N.K 'Z. rttueue in Milium U7wnfniT. rav-r-et
moury. Pa., adjoin inv lard" of John Miller. I
t aaritw H Moucf, and others. enta.uic? A j
aere and a) 'n.w ariee. havim; then-on trHtn! a ;
two ory frame dwllinr doit-te and other out- i
buildioarv witn the 4piurteOsiut?. ( i
T.-iken m exwurJon .i- the pn(erty of Jaifib H. !
Milter at. tne mu( ot' . Ptulw au j
ALSO j
Al! the riht. title, intereat, claim and demand J
of Mi'-hiu-t A. -Sinner of. in 'int to ih un(::vi'e!
on-half of a ertain trwt f land dtuat in L-w-
er Turkeytoi tow a-hip, Snier-t nninty. Pa., j
adjoining- the UnnMigh of t mrtuene. landsi of I
nwi Jc 'ar-wo. W J. Bier. Robert Paiiatborn and j
otn-r, rontaininfr Qw wrea. mre r tei . havtnu- ;
thereon etvenwl a new tat rv piank dwei- (
linx hotie. and lotr -tar te, and other uot;uiidm! i
with the anptirte-nanfe!. j
Taken in eicutoa the property of MiehaW ;
A. banner at tne nt of rharV" 3it-rmaiu u-1 f 1
Bierman H;edlerHinr A we ol Vth -ein.
and it-e of J. B. Ly-ms. Aent, and ue u( IL :
kir-rr.au. f
- AL.-4) (
Ail the riichu title, interen. eiaim. and dt mand
of J. Mryrr. of. in and to the foiiowmir de-
jajT-risri ral tftare. to wit : j
No. I. A oX t itrtrtiad -situate in -lra-mi utwa- ;
ithip. .Sjoiv-p-eH tunty Pfiin t HtatiiiD ou ',
friirta mm. OMn or le. biaindeii by a.ey on
the artlL, StUid pMirh r-atl oil l he ea?-t. ami V-
Howman on the w-. w .ib a one "tory tnirne .
houjtt and taitlauaAiuoT. mereoii ere!el. witii tne ;
aj-iMiiit-Urtiieer.
Vo, Ltn No. ltftin Meyer aiidit ion Ut Meyer- j
dale rioivui;ri. jtn'-rv;t riiiity. Pe:tn a. trbcini ;
rortr feet on ecotid Averroe, and extendi nir ba-k !
one buiidred and twenty Jeet lo an aiev. atljoiu- i
inn .of No. 1()7 tn the eaut. autl iot No. M3 on the ;
wtrt. with tHe appttrtenaneejs.
N-. :i. La No. l.-l. iittiateai afrrva:d. frimtiny i
on ftie hley rt. mi the wet. wrh tnill raeeon the !
nonb. ail-yon the east and ktitdJ. Syijiroa u& j
rih. cmta:ninir ie-frtirth at' re. more tjr lew. '
with she appunenaite. I
No, A I-ot Noa. and 7 in the town of Romania .
:n immif town?htp. mc rt eonnty. Prnn a.
froii t.r tirty (eel on Ueimtick streets! with tUe ;
ap p .irteniitv e.
No. i UrP Noa. 9 and 10 In ld town of Ro-
mania, fronting :ify fet on :t-antiMk tr';. w.rb
a oe ant one-half t-ry dw ding houe and it-
buiidxiLus theruou erectctL, wuh t.1. appurtenan- '
Taken in exeentTon at ihe pmT-rty of J. i.
Meyer at the wiit oi hjisjujufl i-i ti:y a-e.
- NOTICE -Ail
pronr pnrrhafdTiAT at the abt.ve ;a:e w'U
p.eae take noCice that a T'tirt of tbe pur ha-
mftMy ?i fr; male k:iiwit at th 'inie t;et
ale "wIl he rmirel Mtn a f ie pmperty m
knocittM down. otneri-? i; wiJ aVaram b- ex
el to ale t the ri-k of thr nr-t. p':rr!i-er The
reaitt'it- of the pir'ha-e mrney miH fte paid n
or iv-forv T'linr-ifcy of the M wk of tue -wpt.
term tf foirt. th time tix-d br the- rur.
for M-ruriiur me as-know xdKnient of dcU. an-l
nodv-rt w.Vi be a-'kriowLedued until the piinr.aie
morie hi paid in full.
?br;riiiMuiij, t JOHN WINTKK
aiiK-rfr. hnfYilX.
jrELir SALE OK j
Valuable Real Estate.
BY TTRTVHof theamWtT e-ted m n? hr the !
will oi rabnel i'hr:inr. dej L we wiil e
pre Ut pui'lif cale on the prtmi.-e aS I u'rhx-k ;
th nlowinif le)rrijrl real eta:e, late the prnr
ertT of'irartrlel hrt'ner. -tee'd. . A wrusn ;
pnijiertT -HtMase ui uie viiUbce f iijjei'TJv. -m- ;
erM-t ruiin'.y. P-.t. coni-tit it t-ne-half m-tk- .f
;ani. hartnc tltenrn e reeled a Larxe two-Htry .
dweP-ing bHte, sCahu;. .
BL.VCKSMITH SHuP.
and wnLffr-maJai?r tp : water and wme :
frnit. ThN b on-of rhe N-t fand'- Air a hU-k- i
tuiith tn ihe eiwinre. TKRMr. in haiKl on
Viirrr ofdeeitaml the oniunee in S y-ar witii
lntre-t. U he neenred on lite nr.ferT. lo rer
eeni 'if pnreham mn-T tn he paid hlvn in daj j
(ifMfcle Propejty not fiuhjeet ut
.V. B. f HfcTFR.
A. D. rtiUlSTNtK. j
ait)r3. Ej,eenur. ;
ilLE f AJ'CFaT OR RKFX
l !
To Wawhintrbm Baker, re-qdinit in Fultua. Mult- :
rv rnah ts-nnty,' trvir?n : :
Y'WI are herenv untilicd he and axpear at an '
nrvrj.im" rt to held .U "-'merei. Ha. on
.H-miaT. the th day f iittTi rvr nt-xi. u- ae- ;
rpc r reni-ie n take the ai s;;tte id -lrTiin
Baker. d-ea--d, t tl ai rai--! Tahtat: n. -tr
thfww eoe wh the uie !h-titd n4 Hni.
JtiKMFr- .Orrtrp. : J iHN WINT'K.y.
n. IT, 17. . rr' It.
E
VKL LTOirs NiiT.'t H
Kaie of Ephraim R. dtT-a-et1, late 'if ine-
raan'tiin T'n. . tu rt- wiiiv. ra.
I,etfe? teMameviarr mi tft abaea- Cfvtnte
hav:idi hevn KTiuieii to tbe unl-rir.;a-d the
frrrT anflwirttT. n'tie h-r irn v all
tieTHtrwi imfe-iAc-d, T-wiri in maa immedi-
ae pavw-nf. aisd ii tviii airsin-t
the mr t -n' -fn d -i!y autrr.-nUf-aiv1 fT
-rttteoieftC n Thandav. Sebemier L I T. al the
restdenee ttf M Mdltr. in -suM ttwyiiip.
HilH K-.
jttlJOk Exm ot Ephmua Hajm, decd.
E
XEtXTftR'S XimCE.
fexaiw of Kirhael BrnbaJcer. deeeased, law of ;
Stsyetiwn HurrKteh. Ssim- ancr. ra
LvHtwlauBentary (in tae aiw etaaa; ba in
been irmuted k the !i!eriimI hy the prrper
mt! rixy. airtiee ra beretry uve to aiT persirU :n- r
detaed Iaj mid etate t ruaa im)neliau- pavmenC
and thjwe harmif -laiHU aa.n-4 the name wiil
preMtnt them duly wiil.fn(icated Ut nvtirment
tuthe Ex rent) ir at the Late remdenee M tnr de- !
reaaaij, a tiaxurdav. the 34 dar M epmber, '
lK7 WiiXLO Bai BAKhR.
julT Execvxar. )
IS
GO TO
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.,
FOR
CAE PETS, T A TTiiS G ,
OIL CLOTH, RUGS.
iSXAXK PVT)S. STAIE IiOr)S,
j LA E CURTAINS,
I TURCOMAN CURTAINS, CURTAIN POLES, &c
j LOWEST PIUCKS OUAUArrEEI.
j Their Stock is Immense. Freight paid on Carpets, etc., to points
on the 5. & C. R. R. by
j GEJS, FOSTER fc Q LTXX.
HEADQUARTERS.
Minister of the ( :-r-ef. :--K-sris. Si-htsil T swhn. Bwok tn's ami riTs.s Hisk ti.iv
' ers. si-o.s.ii L..lra ami .neir lai;iii.. in tn-i cvrry.:v jn.s-urd M..ri.:y. ii.. ,ia. jL.iu,-i..'n
( Bi.-ics, Kit-.. :.i-. r l-irii-r!. si Kisri'-lti s & srtKfe Ti'j lanre H.. K -MS". -l..,:i s:i
I tjiu-osive ft r...i s. . iiuir. s. i pn'si."-.! al s.i uras Uts.ii.u.1 ciiuinr sn.i ;.mn yrn-lin: s.th
; evrri-li.iUi; in ii: -u.;.i -;sl;..n.-r .';i- i:.i ia.ty (t.:.-.i n tir.r '.r.rh-. ai. in v r,ri. Kr a.I
i tsiy..r w;;l : ;irs n .t, ,,r y: IVrt;- p.-;, .-rs. t ..--Aui ;l..nt. .iti.,....i K.s...iirf n.-tior.
evry!li:;i4 sii tr...; to:- '.ii',-,. a!ni.y ni.-i '.iiiui i.- tii L.::ic- :--t su.i tvni-n V x; .-'y ! -.i...ti.
: Lie oii,.ti-. :i. iiin- .h.-i- -ia:i... h- a.:-."s o :'or rii!.iisi. Ks-lt ,n:d ALl.nn- i.ir V-'-n' v.i
t rs. fcmt.i.rir..".iC : -rt stall t:mrs to n-ohir i.Hrt:irs ti. .-siii-ss. t-s- ilc-ies, bo--- anu A.r.ums.
! My aeui iAxa .:U-aruiK i- si per -tay ,a ScimiBcr time, mm -H..S. jn-r day ui W .mt?r. i at.. i,
i FISHER'S BOOK STORE, SOMERSET, PENN'A.
tOKiiRUE W. P.KM-'oliD. fLARK 11. PKN'FOKD.
! DRUGS ! DRUGS !
'GEO. W. BEN FORD & SOX..
; OLDEST DRUG STORE IX SOMERSET COUNTY,
At No. 1, Baers Block,
JjOlIERSET, TKNSTV.
We keep o instantly on iiap.d a lanre . k of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CIIEMICALsS.
DYE STUFFS, INVENTS, OILS
AND VARNISHES.
:
, The pniwt ami best to be found in thin market. We alo kwpon htan-l a ftiH -f
TRUSSES BRACES. SUPPORTERS.
Atul all toe leai IS 1:2 ai'parii-tiaiii- netl ?Hih oy P'lyh'ian.i and ramiiie?. WV raarintt't
in rl.i line, j-t-" t iii:;iiHvu.
TOILET ARTICLES AXD SCXDRIES GENERALLY KEPT IS
A FIRST CLASS
LAPJSE ASSORTMENT OF BIRTJ-IDAY Q!fTSALWtYS I f-4 STOCK.
TOBACCO and CIGARS.
THE EK-nr THE MXP.KKT AKft.P.I!-. PiTH IM'.MF-TIC AND IMPUTEI.
Frescriptiens Cccpcniiiei Famlij Eipis BIM fili Corretes
Uur own make cf HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER. It U "f a siits n-.r
il'.iuiiiy. vi e keep in tjtilk. si that anv srsciai in-relicut i-an
be ait'lni. -sii.i at "J-'i ccnte a pouniL
We ! a square- l.asinessi ani will p'we y.i yoiir moneys wi.rtii. No
tnml'ie ti simw ijihLs.
PURE WISES AND LIQU05S F03 MEDICINAL PURPOSES ONLY.
A LARGE VARIETY OF FRESH GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
Jan. 5. li7.
Louther's
Main Street,
Tniz H:d2l Dn? Stcr: is
m t. V ei aw. I ! a W.sls.u
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS.
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