The Somerset Herald.
;fori;e k. stll, f-,wt.
JUSEiSi)AT-
..OcU.lier J. lass.
Republican County Committee.
T'-e following named ger.tleniea compose
the list for the ensuing year.
AddUon B. F. Fullmer.
Allegheny N- C. Deeier.
Allegheny Xo. i-Oeo. II. Martin,
iiiack G. U iltlltsr.
Berlin Borough W. 8. Matthews.
r.foihersvAllcy--3. 6. Forney.
Coaeniaugh A. F. trwai.k.
U-Jjd. ijrougii V. M. Ci.ck.
K.kli.k No. 1 Lloyd Bem-hy.
tikiick No. 2 CbruKain Folic.
tjrecuviile Fwi lurr.
Jcff-.Twn Frederick stbaulis.
Jeiincr 1'-. OiVilA
.lerncrtvau Boroicb-P. L. Wiand.
Laruwr L. O. Iom.
Lower TurkeytWitJ. J- Kusii.
Mcycrs.Ule Borough K. M- l-ichiy.
)!;j.wwk-Ji WLipkey.
M;:i jrii U. H. 1'uU.
N .tiiamjtfoii W. H. Poorbauli.
Oiutorviiit Borou?h Peter Pile.
ew lla-.tiruore B ..niutrh John tieorge.
fpe F.. J Scse.
iM:i'.t-J. K. Fnu-t.
Rinulurtiii. John IIjou r.
l;.aw.wdl-n.tti:i.-M. H. II iri.-li.
-V.i-i.ury iV!' W. 11- lH-l'.f.
i-aa-ie-M. I. Uiel.
-..,:. -rsei. 11 im.;-h--Dr. J. K. Ri.s-.vker.
Somerset T owiislilp . 1 - 1 fb.jur.
;.,r.ursct Tc.i.i.:p No. 2-J.
? iuli.aic.pl -in J. 1. IXiker.
-loiiycreck Win. H. Miller,
stoves-town Boroui.-1. Aaron yUaiTer.
Mii'muit-M. K. -ilker.
i'p;wr Tiii t.-y tMit Fni iuaii Youiikm.
Vursina Boroii'.h K. I. Yntzy.
Wel'-er'sbur; li
ls ;. K. S.t'LL,
L. loiii--.
t". Ml H.f
Cliiiifii:
t'm
lTlvei! litter the
tay your d.-uti at
keri in;, ilers.
Kv-ry!sMly cva;pla:t
tun wet w-atiier.
to Mrs. A.
fl -ves.
1'U!
for f'.'f kiiirs anU
(j ii' Mis.
a. v. :
for coeJp g'.
ds of
ail k.n.is.
When you
a. i:. i" :".:'.
o-b. to Mr-i.
;. to Mrs. A. K.
. Ch'sf".
e' and ehil-
I...-, to Mrs. A- E. I'.
w-iij and 'iu' v
to Mr- A 1- ''
fjitr eal p'.uA
i for fiannciis skirt?
A l l l-l!it"-l r!-i:ne'..
1-re. .,.i-o.i.s. ke cuid e-aia W-ter at
l,.-. n r.t
.1 1 .-k rfl is i;r ait.",; tlie ran-- -! of the
(.,.,. to Mrs. A. K f:.l' f
S ci vh...hi"M- u:-it-rwear.
, s. l.i.liis
I'O
Mr. A. 1- i o. s t-.r
I .a
:i el nan-.Tr
i-at J, I:
Mr-. A. E. 1
A s ti.r 1-ni.c.es- i.'1
La a.s
.!:-. '.K'ii lis. tJ.
- are o.i t:-e and their
ward the -u..oy -squill.
W e hear ot cut
I.a. .!.( oe. u ma ie
Yes. I am '.a ".
s.e me.
'. 1 and see a li
U'l- oil tt.e e.eitl ...!
n.;a v i i;.r.y.
lie n.- tu. Co:i.ea:id
j. B. 5.M i'U.
ie display of Miiunery
;el's, Jeliuer X ihttols.
(oso.is at J. A
. Ki-io
As Tl.atik.-s;va.g ay approaches m
1-. i.. i:.- n:a ios.oQ to riKlsl h
ur
ter. Oo to
f ..:s ,
Mrs, A. K. Ibis tor p-ou oo-ss
a s . lor tie- uioliuiu
and loaer
. fa- s-
t:.,i.io..i ira-r-;
guaxatitet d f'-r a p
oreaK or rust, at
-nod ;
15 ;e-
oi tiir,c yrai- not t
er ik jny-r s.
Xtiere is no doubt
!,at J. B. emy.k-r's ae
SMoek o! . lolli'.n is ti.
ar-st i-nd tinai-tst
efcer opeot.i in -H.'luir-et.
.. . i:. Mr. A. 1. VS.l s for s:
ii.-. vt.vet-.
piu-li, aud aa kllfle of ta-tnol.Oie dnss,
vluali, hat, and UoUlM tr.Ulll.l.ie".
New KHini, new p-sis. and low prk-ea is
:.ai drawn.); the svwd at
J. B. vlMU.
Aroiit.4 :lur is by far the Us-t in the
t.. u. K.ery g.i l.oa.M;ke-i-r -."
.-v.,ro.a kp a -opp.y oi iv ou
hand.
Hyt i, loss. and eta l.s i-.i al 1 ioiik na
lW ar.et..a .J a: a. I '.-:---. -' ' --a-
1 " K.:g" nialiai-x .i-.-ei at liieso fccr .V
riiiyder s.
iaviies call and s niy !" i.ue o: -a'i''i !
wh..e toe st.-kis hi I: T-ey -re h-a:t;.s. I
lion t i-sl illaca eltt.er.
1 U7.k.
I i an sell vi u ;
er lut rcoai.t in U
!.(.:; r th-u at y
C-ii' and scv ni.-,
wn.
an
1 w.u tei. you
uv.
J. 15. Svvi-a.
As entirely new line of Ca-p-1 an-i Bug",
chat aii. be sold W.J oon li. pr.ee. You id
m:ss souicti.iiv' if you buy beiore see.1 my
ill.e.
J. p.. s-m: is.
We have on ham! a '.ar-re nuinl--r of j-ov-d
l-rick which we will wll m quaiililk to sail
tiie punt.aser. Prices ve-y re.w-jiiao.e. xard
opisii tne puiriin; iu.o.
ll..La.in Btoa. A PaB"
A car lol : .p.ieeiisware and f;ia.-sare
ja-1 nv-e:e. at m l store. t al alio see
t:iem. 1 am n.it (t.vii-a; tiie.u away, but tiie
I rices are so tow it almost seems i.i.e 11.
J. '. r-NL'LU.
Ph-asv u.itici this, as it is important. If
you want to setiui your a'AMUiit on ttiy
oooas with uie. vou la J-t uo so bee .re tiaf
l-.it. nf ..venier. A;er that date I wi.l
1 da'e I w:
ilhsior.
B. Sxviitta.
pce loeiu ill toe oali-is of a
J'v.u want an ie:-siat. tnat yo-i a:
wasni carnlov,r from It-t fail's sto k,
b-and new. call at my - it. as my ..4 i s" k
all -cent t.p i:t :moke: stock is e:it:rc:y new.
Prices ay down.
J. IJ. S.NTt E-
II. i.stctier .v II rr merchant taller Vatti--.(....'
. m M.ni reitntiy owupMri by
J. i;. Mia der. Ii you are i:i u.t-1 of anew
ialland w.i.ier sun, uvtr.ut - r anything
in I ir lii.t d-Ai l tail to gi-e us a cili. sil-
iion )iuaranie-'l i" every rvt.
H. HsTtti-tk 4. iii-i.
Mm itAkieX. We have just
ad,ltd a
Un-e h irtereraior to our ileal Mark. I, iu
w lo, i, a!! nif lan i k. i am" .
.-I..
can.
M aitou. bel t, . kept oJisJaiiLy ou
Land. iij. dai.y. Farttee buyitiK axmt
cau have it kept iu the retrcraior until
ranted.
Kose Ijatis 4 (o.
Bed-rock.Pricea
m (ma--a-e. tilassware and Willow are
at So. i Uaer's F.hA-k. tiie place lojrvt tbe
luirbest thsi (ut nmntry pn
-luce.
Look.
Tim j n.-e of Flour taa ivauctsi frij;lit
fu'.iy. a-.-. Mars ins i l.-bratcd I'.nal and
U4--i. vaies a: .d t rm kers are -eiliiii: at I be
..i pr.-e at iv store of K B. Co!i'r.h, deai-
ia tiie faiaiiy yr-s-enes.
Wanted !
H .Irs. and Fwrw. I will pay the l.'Jie-t
I kinds of hides. prUs and
e-sr-h ir,-e tie
f ars. all on me at my rcsHiewr, imiaedi
idy ..nt of the S. A -". Stauon.
H . C. t' IS-HA K.
For Sale,
sin. irrc r,ar..ls oie marble-top
no!
siJe-UarX ia pood condition,
hii. Ci'. at II -" v. n o li
Will be sold
roli'T:..ir c.."
-Out door work has brn greatly retarded
1 y t!ie wet weather of the past fortnight.
Mr. Will A. Kimruei and wife, ofPilts
biuy. are visiting at the residence of Mr.
Kiaunel fi!xr, J. 0. Kiruniai Esip
We buzzard the assertion that sioruerset
cnuuiy has erected niore Harrison and
Morton timber than any county in the state.
Cupt. II. H Kalin, of Johnstown, will
address a Tie publican mass meeting at Balis
bury oo Thursday evening of net! week-
Peneicu.s Lava Ujcn granted to Jn C.
Streitter, Xew Irs!mrtnn ; Paroutl Heisted.
A l lison, and WUHtm SiautTir, Lamberu
TiUe, th: eountv.
Two tlx fuoters. Sheriff UuU illen and Ii
trict Attorney Biesecker headed the parade
Saturday n!ght and another ail footer, L. C.
Coibtrn Fjq , bnj'ii op the rear.
Clerk to the Cornm.sionen A. J. Hileman
i Kill ni'nail to U.i bcDie. AllhuCKh
.Unjrtmmh- i!!. it will be iwine time brfore
Mr H.lfina-1 will be alilu U resume his du-
liis.
Tlu- n.jch'er B -ub Utilerity an
n. uncw. in auotht-r column, the oirnini; of
tlii' mioti.l trrru of this ariiool year. Tl.i
i a very !ar-e ali i we believe, an excellent
bcliool.
i i(rs. Kil. M. Kironitll. son of tlie late
i lr. F.l. M. Kimmeil. and Will r hell, left
j for Seattle. Wa-hington Territory, on Thuri
, ,k,y la-t. where Mr. Shell ' tuber, A. J.
rs !;e!I. has l-eu reij n(f for the part year.
The viter appointed by the court on a
;!'.: n f itlaeus of Stmfsel township
wa'iig t have the townhip divided, have
n-porte.1. fvrii:g a diviMoti. T e OHlrt
will .rot .ably in the re: r future, onler an
flerti.in to be heivl ft :de tl.e tptestion.
Messrs lleuuvt: and oreer. of the Johns
town t..1 of Art and Con) mere are nrgo-i.aiiiiL-
.or a i-ac of the resilience of the late
I. J. M irrell. If u :v-,f ji they will use
::.e ml ! nee and a .-rioo of toe ground
f r s i.iA-1 pnrj'ws, their intention being to
conO'U't a rejftilar rxvrding school.
A farmer Pvitie near Hanover. York conn- I
'sr. put el-i iu a hole i:i the ground the other
Jay. ai.d n.iiuio-ti-np found S-' in i; place, j
Kls.te.1 by h. fortune he detartited '. aud i
tl r f.'.l.v iik- morning be found hj money
n. : mii:. a-i.i acre the cyp-ies who advis- j
eti L:m to his fr.i-k. j
In the .-i.eral s columns of ti'.Ls paper
will Ik found a fondeaxed ai count of the j
brntalm-irdrrofl'jyina-tcrMd'lufe andsta- j
l.iv-i'oks Fisi.aiaa near W:!kharre. on Fri-
dav last, i'-rth i a-ere emj loyeii by cm- ;
t ira-tor Charie X. K i 1-i-n who ha-1 the con- :
tra.-
f..r di.iu- ::. Ailegneny -MomuaiO ,
tunnel
jv.in
. . !
C.w-k. f t I-a: r:.-ld county, arrived in
town last we-k. wl.fre be will make his
h'!iieon Vi'. : l iiioii t-v-t. Kev. Cook sac-reci-
lv. W. . Ja. k-.in as minister in
i :..i--v f the Sotacn-et district. V. B. tliurch.
Iiuiins t!
e term ol Iu v. Jackson s labors in
;::i'.erM't. C-.jUii'il
aiiiiir-i liis ah:l
to tiie a'.lse ..-f t
' he rna'le many friends who
iues and unseili-h devotion
l.e Master, and all of whom
w:ii re'ret tiie
ister aiid put:
!o-s of such an eminent nnn-
rtn: ri:izcn.
T::e r..-'uhin-a..'is of --uiy-stown didn't raise
a p.,
li s yer-.r hut th y ttu:i a hanu-oine
t aioe r t toe bnx-'. IMe uanti-r is ltmu
f.et aiid iu so-j'eii'ied on a nt-s stretched
iroTii lire house of P. .1. Cover to that of
N. ah lie n. jr. tu oneri'ltf is painted in
la ' letters. Vote fur llarri.-on a.id Mor
tm. lv.totluii to the country, American
wai-ui the hii.-l.ert. n i iuier labor in ours.
Hon. Kd. -M ull, tin the other
side is the inscription. Tfarrison and Morton.
No Tree trade. Ilorae n arkets for American
ind.tstriL--.
TuellcE.vLU wishes to acknowiedire the
rvrriiit of an invitation from Mr. aud Mrs.
J. 1!. M-rve to be present at tire marriar-r
of thcirdai.-hltr. Mabel Ma-yurite to Francis
M. K.mmeo. Thursday evening. tMolier
i'eh.at s x o'cir- k. at tiieir residence Mo
C.iok, N. braska Mr. Kinintell is a son of
thei:iielr. El. M. Kitnmcl! and although
ip.ote a yo'iuif ian h a number of years
mi. c-s-fudy cnndiKlcJ alid edited the Mc
CooktCmiity Tii'-. Frank ltaour heart
i. -t conratuhitioiis and bc-t wishes for a
k-ng Ui of aeriwl l !i-.
rvne- o'
have lie n
r .ast re-mri
is-UMi to tiie
marruu-e lice ise
following named
Ierso:;s ;
Howar! Holmes Fin-Key. of Mil ford town
fch'paiil S -phU M Hemp of Bia k town
ship. W.ioaoi ,T. H.--se of Saii-hury and Annie
il. Mitlerof Meyers iale.
Emantiei I. Kne- per and EmmaS.rVltn cl
ot i'.rothersvaiicy.
I -avid Be-videy of Ashland County Ohio
and liariur Sal or M yei--Jale.
Harry IVitner artd S-.-p .ia Keesw both f
Cpf rTarkr vt'it t tutiip.
I
l.e t--i
lion i f the Iputilitans of
e -in ii-.t r-aturday even
ibe grandest Rcpubiitaij
n tiiat City. For this pur-
J.jhn-n.'urti t- 1 u
ii..-. ".-ir rr.h
parade ever seen
po-e thi
tiie it.
T.cwcis
y have s-i ured excuryioa ran over
A O. and Penusyivariia lUiirc-ads.
w iit b? sold over the I. and U. to
pariies of t-n or lisore. Tickets gi.itHi to re
turn on the following day. Au earneM in-
Arbor .:y was i"t vcr
el ' Htincpil.
v nation is ex.en.led to aii Republicans to be j feverish commercial activity, m uw h is lol-"rt-n!
a:-,d pa.-ticipate, as it ia the desire of ! lowed by financial depres-ion. junics and
the ci.mmilice to mske this tiie G.-amie-t
' Republiian Rally ivit held in this Cunsres
! ioiiai Hist riot. Toe parade r given under
the acspices of li e Young Men's Rcpubli-
! cati Club, of Joimso
i-wn. Cimeone. come all.
On Wel:-s.lay eivnin z lust als.ut .s o'clor k
tlie family of Mr. John llois-pple, residing
on the f;-.u of Charles Hirtsappie. deceased,
near Beth-1. was amused by a crackling,
roaring tsow. and were surorised to see tlie
bsm in Uaiues. The fire had gained u b
he-a.iway. how. ver. ttiat tiir-y tvuid d-a nota
v.ii to clu ck it. all 1 liiey lurai'l tiieir atten
tion to -avma he stoi S. Ail tne live tiutt,
cons.-'inir of horm-s. roes and phrs arid
some of .he suia Urar'ic.cs of hauies.-, were
; saved. T .e barn, with the rest of tlie con-
i te'tt.. cjn.-istiiig of hay, oats, wheal, and a
'..:V nu.-r.'sT of va'.r.ai.'e firm.ng lruple
mc,.!s, wen-eTit'n-ly ounstimnieil. TUekne
is very heavy. It is not known whether
t!ir- w as any tcis-anee. Tiie fire ia tup.
p...sd to be ot iiiceU'i.ary or:.ii.
The Ha-rison and Mo.t.m oua, in l.ieir
natty new ;i:iiforuis and headed by the S. of
V. drum cor;--. -Mrled,the principal streets
their I .
f tue toaii Saturday evening. Owing to
j n e verj- cid i ami blnstery weather there
as not a full turn out, bat the procession
j jin-sei.led a verj-tred.iaiiieappearanoe neVer-
tm-ieM. lue ciufc writ nave aiMinerrau-r
tills. Werllt
is eX(ASteJ
day ecenius-. when a full turn
Tr.e clob has a membership ol
two bun.
re.1. Ttiev expect to have a grand
n.a-a meeting some lay next ween. Jiajor
Wm. McKinley. the (rreat Protection leader
has siirniried his willinsrness to be present
and address the meeting iftlie appointments
made Uir biui by tbe National oonimiuee do
not e-mtlii-t. Tue date of the meeting- will
be announced at the earliest day p.ible.
! Tlie InA-pe-ubnt tmh-r of Odd Fellows
w ill dedicate tiieir corarn-idiomi and band-
some new iiflj-t room on Wednesday. Mo
i W.:ist. The following is tbe p-ivraru for
j the day : Sperial tiraud Lod,:e meelin)- at
j l 1 a m : Parade at 2 p. m. r IVdieation
j at S p. m. ; I'ublic Address by (trand-tsai're-
j tary James B. Nicholson, and otlierr. at i Jt
i p. m. : IUrwj-t at the -"omerset Houti at
j S.9 p. m.
The Icn-al thxler is maaina;
I oraU- preparatm-a for tlie etiteraiument of
! tiie many visiting l; rein -en waowiu ne pnw-
er.t from all the kx'.ges in the county and
j from diiiVreft W-Jfres -..rouhout tlie sjtate.
J fiomerset Il-e No. we presume, is owe
' of tbe " su'West" of live Order in Feniuylva
1 n;a. as fhev ma their own buiUirn oe of
the best in town end always have a haad-
some sum in their tretcr-ary.
TO BE SETTLED.
Tn South Pann Stockholdafs to
Held a Meeting Nwkt Weok-Tha
;'.' bUtu6rttnCa.
from Plttfwg Coaioaeiviil tiaaeue.
"The Jateof the South Fi nn will fee tet
tle4 at the Bieeliog of sIx-kholiler-L wtiieb
takes place here next week," nniarkeil a
centleruaa wiu ia UnrHy iuterreleU in that
wiieme lituaeillr. lie refu-d ali'. hi
naate li be J bibbed fcr tb n-aMt.in that let
tuihl be aecuiril of making pn nutiire di
duwtrea. On being further iie.'tioiiel by
tlie Omtmtrciiit Gaxrttei Informant, replied :
"I will prefect what I am gning to tell
too by remarking that the newspapers of
Uiia city, with the esoiion of tlx Coamtr
dal Gazette, have been ontrsreously gulled
by the stockholder of the South Penn.
Statements coning from these people bat
been published repeatedly which were as far
way from the truth a was possible. The
reporters were informed by one stockholder
that the road was being Lailt.Tliat digging
was going oo daily and that the road bed
was at soine points really for the tie. AU
of this Is nntrue. There has hern no work
dot or Construction since the grades were
made, uor is there likely to be, judging from
present indications. The qiieation will be
dually settled at the meeting next week and
if you call on me next Frkiay I will likely
be abie to tell you whether we have con
cluded to build ttie line or sell the balaiK
of the sloi k to the Pennvylvauia Railroad
Giropenr.
xni p a a cas't rramn
"The lat-namel orp-rt ion cannot pur
cliaee the stiK k in its own name according
to the ?:ale Supreme Coon decision, but
what is the matter with a private individual
buying it for that com;aiiy T'
i. ,oere.v pnwm,.., o, ...a.
s mm h luai imu.
'Ia onler to answer your question inteili
gihly it will be nccearv for me to give you
a b.-ief history of tlie deal a iih the IVur.svl
vania railn.Nid. l'ierjoiit Morgan biu?ht
enoui:h stock in our coinitiny some time apo
to give him a eonlroHiug interest. He then
sold out to the railroad company named.
Tlie oilier stockholders appealed the ca.- to
tlie Slate Supreme Court, m hich deA-ided that
tlie Pennsylvania Comjiany could not pur
chuse a competing line. Thecompaiiy nacieil
then took the case to the Vnited States Su
preme Court, where it rests at present await- J
ins decision. Cntil the latter is rendered in
our favor th.'re is not the least p.ibi!ity of j
our building the road. Conseejuently the '
pubii-I.ed statements to tiie fir.tnirv are not
only untrue, Lu: alnurd. That is why I
disiike to see Iiirectors, stixkhohltrs or
a hoever ei.- furnishes the information f.iol
iti' tlie puhhc and tlie press in the manner
they have been doing of late."
WilT IT CIS T VC Bl'lLT.
"Why could not the road be built pend
ing the decision of the I'nited S.ates Cxirt ?
'S aipiy Us-a:i-e the risk involved would
be Uo grvau Suppose tiiat we went ahead
ana ouilt a nrst-cias-i luie, piacea roii;ng
stock on it an ! oi-eiie-l it up for tra:G;. Then
: suprsisc when everything was in operation
j that the highest court in the land would de
: cide that the railroad company wliich pur
1 cha-e! ourstotk hail a perfect riifht u do so.
' Would we not then he in a pretty fix ? The
pennvlvauia Couoianv would tiien come to j
the front and take po-sossion of the line
improvements and everythin else included.
Therefore we have conciud-sl, and the ma
jority will probably say so at the meeting
next week, 'to make hx-te slowly' in this
matter, ta. lite a nuuiiier of st-ickhoiders are
auxioua to turn thvir si.j,k into money
That means notiiing more nor he than to
s-di out tiieir entire interests in the South
Penn scheme. That is why I say theques
tion as to whether the road will be built by
the present stockholders or sold to the com
pany named above will be settled at the nex
meetins.'' 'But the Slate S ipreme Ciurt has decided
I that a competing line can't purchase the
stock of its competitor."
with jo t'.an t oossu-tio-!.
" I know that, but there is su"b a thin;: as
people w bo have no direct connection with
either company buying up the stock to
siuollwr tlie enterprise. That is the whole
situation iu a nutshell. We can t go ahead
and build the mad pendini the lcauj decis
ion without great risk. Tue stock will bring
a betier price now than it would in case the
ruling of the Court was unfavorable to our
side. Now ia the best time, so those who
want their iDoney think, to sell and that
wiil end all further trouble over this very
barrassing South Penn deal. I am not pre
pared to say what day next week the niaf
ir.g will take place.
The statement that Mr. Carnegie was going
to vist tlie stoi kbolders ami eet them to s n
an ajrreement is aiso untrue. -exi ween
ci yf
j
for wo-
!
ail will be settled. '
Taxing the Peoole's Bread
lltlcal Capital.
Ei'.Toa HEavLti. Tiiere are two ways in
j which the government, that has a surplus at
J its disjiosa!, can make money plenty. The
! first is. by meeting its obligations to the peo
i pie, calling in iLs bomls, pensioning its in
j diaent sulXers, aud making appropriations
' for public SmproreiucDts.
! Money expended in this way, falls into
! the legitimate cl.aur.-ls of business, where it
flows on naturally, paying dehi. employing
lahor, prom-Ming ind'istr--, and doing giod.
Thetendcncy of such a financial ili. y is to
ward a normal, and permanent national
pr'wpeiity.
The other way is. to lend the money to
.peculators, who use it to create corners in
staple commodities ; levying heavy taxes
i lien consumers, are! producing a ortei arm
disasters. This method dilfersfrom the tlrst
as a cloud burst difTi-rs from a fruitful s'.ow
er. The frame's of our national co.isiiia
tion seni to have foreseen tie irsihility of
such misuse of public money, when they
pave Congress the power to borrow money
on the credit of the Coiled States ; but no
where, either directly or by implication.
' sanctioned the 'lending of money by tlie gov
i emmeitt-
! The IVmocrat'r party, which hasaiways
j been scrupulously conservative of an evil,
I such as slavery, was involved : ou the oth-
- t l ..... m ...I:..-.' or.-.,a vlu'r, tt is
I rr uauo. is mr'o ian..., ...... ..
j raHfj.-Ally wrong. The ka lers of the party,
I w,0 gn, a.t ..wer to the Constitution
j !o rxtcrce
Slate when tlie disinerolier-
j nu.nt of five Union was threatened, now find
j no cirr-titttiona! dirB-ulry in the way w!:eu
the IVmocratie sk'-reUry of tiie Treasury
lembfXoOOhJO the banks, without in
terest : on this be bs sciel without author
j y or preceileut. ami apparently w'tiiout a
reason : but a little deeper scrutiny lnu
the aiT.or unmaks tbe motive, and we are
j m!re, jy exjvirocing the consequence,
j fa tj,e -retter part of this .oU.'i,
j jiM mU) the hands of the bulls of tiie
whn, niarket. who have thus been able to
stop th3 natural flow of the cro;, toward the
centers of distribution, and to produce an
unnatural inflation of prices, by levying a
heavy tax noon tlie people's bread: but the
speculators are fetjt the only beneficiaries in
tlie sclieme; their cupidity is being ntilited
by tlie party in power, to hold est a bribe to
tbe wheat growers cf tbe North Wert to sup
port them.
Tbe '.. is a sop thrown to gran-jem.
w no are somewhat dabioas of tbe benefits of
protection, to induce them to support tbe
Democratic ticket, in the present belief that
tlrt pressrot npaard tendency of the wheat
market, is a foretaste of tlie eood times that
free trade will biing to liieni ; and President
Cleveland, who has been shedding crocodile
trars over the burdens of tbe people, result
ing from a protective tarilT, not only con
sents tu, but actually abets tlie imposition of
a tax of from t) to ) per cent, on every bar
re! of flour, and every loaf of bread, consum
ed in thia coaulry ; so that if possible he
may gain oue or two of tbe North Western
gtates, to nkake g-jod tlie loss of New York,
if tlie Cepubiicansabeuld carry il in Sovero-bes-.
rnooos.
Saueess in I;Sr ia the resell of pesh and en
erjry. If tbe btid is impure and siusgisb,
both body and mind lack vigor. To cieanae
and vitalise the Mood and impart new life to
the system, nothing else has rach a marvei
eTeet at Hood's 8arsapa-illa.
Republican Meetings and Pot Rai
infi.
,4a tli ejection draws near the con&iencc
aird enthtviaam of the arerare Republican
increases, and if ! larjr crowib that bare
been attending the varum meetings and prjle
raisings belJ ir all rc:iors of the connty,
are any Indication of the intrest that is
taken in the pending cxmteM, rnerset conn
ty will certainly break the record iu the way
of a big majority for the whole Republican
tkket on the 0h of next utoniii.
AT IDIt
The Republicans of Somerset township So.
2. held one of the largest and beet meetings
in the school hoaM at Edit on Wednesday
evening that bas aver. been held in thai sec
tion.
The meeting waa presided over by Mr.
Josiali Ankeny. The. View Presidents were,
Xoah Brendle, Jonathan Miller, Hiram
Beam, John J. Baker'Geo, Lady and Philip
Lape. Secretaries Joseph F. BJioads, David
B. Aab, Isaiah Bell and Levi Barkey. Tb
speakers were Cape. W. H. Banner, Dr. A. J
Endkieyand Geo. R. tvull E). The Far
ater s Band furuiled the mosio.
AT DlVItKTILLI.
The Hcpablicans of Cunemaugh township
bad as old fashioned rally at Davidsviiie
Wedurlay evening. Isaac Yuder waa sleet
ed Fresi.ieutof the meeting with Joseph
Johns and Muses Mu-hler for Vice I'res'detita
ani E. L. Swank, Henry Meyers and Jacob
I. Kauffman for Secretaries. The speakers
were F.J. Kooeer and F. W. Bitaecker
AT B1LUSUBO.
A large crowd of citizens of Paint town
ship gathered at MilUooro Thursday evening
tn bear tlie issues of the campaign discussed
by F. J. Kooser and F. W. Biesecker Enqr's.
Tlie olTicers of the meeting were. President,
JoLn Harsilberg,T . Vux Promts, Keuben
Miller I. J. Berkey: .Secretary, U E. Hol-sai-ple.
The Saip la-vel Hand was present
and furnished some excellent music.
AT BlcasTOWS.
The Republicans of Shade towmhip held
a meeting at Biu-kstown Friday afternoon.
The following named gentlemen were select
ed as otli.rs of the meeting: President.
Wm. P-ec! Es.p, Vice Presidents Win. Wag
ner. Aaron S;ngler ; Secretaries, Henry
I-arobert, I B. Manges. The speakers were
N B. Critcbtield and L. C. Colborn Esq's.
AT LAatlETSVILLX.
Messrs. Colborn and Critcbikld addresseil
a large meeting composed of citizens of
Stonycreek and Shade townships at Lambert-vine.
Friiiay evening. The meeting
was orirsnized by the election of the follow
ing officers: President Jonathan Lambert ;
Vice Presidents, Wm. Slaufler, Jeremiah
Fleegle, John Grove ; Secretaries. Albert
Lambert, Jaoob Keeler. The Imbertsvilie
band was preseut and enlivened the odaaion
with some choice music.
LlVlSirVILLE.
The Republicans of Lavansriile and vi
cinity raised a Harrison and Morton pole at
Lavansville, Satnnlay afternoon. After the
pole had been raised a meeting was orgaan-i-ed
by the election of the following named
officers : President, John C. Barron. Vice
Presidents, tieorge Barclay, Frank Fritx.
Secretaries. George F. Countryman, Alexan
der shaulis. The Lavaiwville band fnniish
cl the mask. The speakers were F. J. Koos
er and A C. Holbert, Esp-'a.
AT UBUJ.
The Republicans of Berlin Borough and
Brothersvaliey Township raised a liandsome
Harrison and Morton pole in tfie upper dia
mond, at Berlin, Saturday afternoon, and,
notw ithstanding the very inclement weath
er, they held a rousin meeting after the
pole bad been raised. The officers of the
rmeiing were: President, Jacob Musser;
Vice Presak-nts, Edvard Kimmeli. David L.
Meyers, Esq., Peter Hauler, Iiavid Weigle.
Rudoiph Keliey, ISliiiel Snyder, A. M. Sev
its. Jere Hartman, Jacob J. Coleman. Jona
than Miller. Secretaries, Henry U. Hay,
Robert H. Koontx, P. I. Miller, Francis
Knepjer, John Wechtenheiser.
The first speaker was Captain H. H. Kuhn
of Johnstown, who discusaed the tariff ques
tion in au able, forcible and eloquent man
ner for over one hour. His large audience
gave him the closest attention, frequently
showing their appreciation of the telling
point made by the speaker by outbursts of
applause. Captain Kuhn was followed by
Prof. N. B. Critcbtield. and be in turn by
Cantain W. H. Sanner, The Berlin band.
j one of the beet organizations of the k'nd iu
I the county, rendered a number of choice se
: lections during tlie meeting.
Change of Voting Places.
On the petition of citizens of yuemahon
ing. ElklicK, Brothersvalley, Black and Low
er Tnrkeyfoot townsidps. Judge Baer last
week ordered the following changes in the
voting places oi tue sat
as will be seen by refe
PriK-Lm;i''on ' slliei
found elsewhere in the
voting places of the said tow n-hips changed.
reference to tlie election
lerifT McMiHen. to be
columns.
The polling place for Queroabo.iing town
ship is cliangisl from the house of Jacob
Custer in Stoyestowa Bonmgh to tiie house
of John Hite, near the Borough of Stoyes
town, in said township.
Tlie polliug place for Eiklick township is
changed from the council chamber in Salis
bury B)rtHigh to tbe house of Johu W.
Beachy in said tovruahip.
The polling place for Brothersvariey town
siiip is changed from the house of Samuel
HefSev, in Berlin Borough to the house of
Tobias S. Ftiher in said tuwnsuip.
The polling place for Black township
changed troiu tlie school bouse in Rock
wood Bonjugb to the tailor shop of of Joseph
W. Herringtoti in said township, near to
said Boroueb of Rockwood.
Tlie polling place for Lower Tnrkeyfoot
towrthip "a chant;--! from ibt school house
in I'rsina Borough to the bouse of Emanoel
I Firestone in said election lEstricX. near Crsina
Biniugh.
The above changes were made necessary
for the reason that several of tbe State courts
have recently decided that when a township
votes in a borough, or ccv war, it is illegal.
In em. tl instance w here a change has been
made tbe new voting place has been pot as
near the old one as ;ssiuic. and in none of
lliera is the distance very great from the
firmer to the present voting place. Tbe vot
ing place for Somerset township is at the
Court House in Somerset Borough, but as
tliis was fixed by a -pecial act of Assembly,
it was held to be tbe legal voting place and
no change was necessary.
Dubois Compelled to Pay.
John E. Dubois, the milli.maire lumber
merchant of Dubois, Clearfield County, on
Thursday last paid die collateral inheritance
tax on the real and personal property Ls
tongitig to Jolui Dubois, J.tnaary 17. lvsij.
which at that time amounted to &?-7.i.
The decision of the Supreme Court sustained
the lower court in the tent :ap, and the state
was made ricI.eTti tbe amount of $l9n,lW.
Five cheeks were drawn fbr the amount on
the foikiwine banks: First National Bank
of Pittsburg. $41. OUU; Central National Bank
of Philadelphia, $-V).0f); First National
Bank, of Havre de Grace, $o5.0"0 Curwens
ville Bank, $J1.14: Payne, Cochran 4 Co.,
Wiiliamsport, $7,872.57. making a total of
$iio.o-.' ii, which was deposited in the First
National Bank of Clearfield.
Mrs. Mary Hartweil Cat tier-wood, whose
serial story, " The Romance of Dollard," be
gins in the coming November Ccmtnrj, it an
Aroerii-mn lady residing in Hoope?ton, 111.
Among Vier previous writings are two books
for young people, entitled "Kocky Fort" and
" Oi-I Caravan Days." She baa been greatly
interested in Canailian subjects since her vis
it in Canada foor years au, when she was
the guest of an American consol s family
and saw the inside of Canadian life. She
herself has lately said : The story of Dol
lar d at first impressed roe as incredible. I
tl,OT.a,t nnr it Inn heHw buntinrr no ree-
orda, historical evKleiice. and contesBporary
life. Finally I began to make it a story.
Tbe historian, Park man. hat written a pref
ace for Mrs. Catberwood't novti, and Mr.
bandUani. lately of Canada and now of Bos
ton, has made iliustraliona for it, and it will
run through for number- of 7a Gratia.
s
Holatine Stock
For sale by tl undersigned at farmer'" prices,
Jonaaui Bans, P rust burg, Mi.
RsubliCdn M.etioij inei P6ie RAia
Inj at Scalp.
From the Jobustowa fi&e.
Yesterday afternoon a goodly number of
Le siurrly yeomanry of Paint Tawrahip,
Somerset tounty, and Richland Township,
Cambria County, met on common grounds
at Jscalp Ievel, and tta-eetled to hoist a moat
beautiful and symmetrical pole one hundred
aud four (ret in len, Ih. It was done with
toe ease and grace wbk h the fair proportions
and the good cause it was made to ymbuii-r
suggested. Tl work was accomplished by
th stalwart sona of the two townships with
out block and tackle, and was as fine a piece
of engineering as on often sees. From it
apex dowia a streamer with the words " Uar
risoa, Mortow, and Protection," and lower
do wd the Start and Stripes, which many of
those who wert present helped to sustain In
tha early sixties, and all of whom wert act
Ivt participatora la those bloody days, or the
toot or brothers or litters or wives of tbost
who were. There waa not there a man nor
tha son or brother of a man who had par
ticipated by word or deed in tha attempt to
destroy the symbol of freedom which they
swung to the heavens on. that polt yester
day. About 1 o'clock Messrs. F. J. Kooser ami
Fred. W. Biesecker. of Somerset, arrived, and j
the meeting was organixej by Mr. John H.
Vail calling the assemblage to order and
nominating tlie veteran John E. Seese. Esq.,
of Paint Township, for Chairman, who was
elected unanimously wita great cheering.
Messrs. Joseph Seese, John Weaver, I. R.
bru baker, and Samuel Weaver were elected
Vice Presidents. Mr. Kooser then being
called Upon, addressed the meeting in his
usual happy style for half an hour or more,
when Messrs Cyrus Elder and John M. Rose
and H. W. Storey having arrived, Mr. Ltder
was called upon and for anollier half hour
or more discussed the Tariif quotum ia an
able manner. Messrs. Rose, biesecker and
Storey then maiie speeches, all of wbidi
were listened to attentively from beginning
to end by tlie Urge crowd present, no one of
which left until the meeting adjourned. The
meeting was held in front of Mr. Jacob
Foust's borne, on the upper porch of whose
boose, and over the speakers' and officers'
heads, floated the beautiful banner presented
to Mr. Seese as a representative of Paint
Township, bearing the following inscrip
tion :
Presented hr
HI IN. JnHX t K.-sN A.
lo paint fownsliiy.
Tax Bas-sks rows-H'p or sovfrset
OlCTT. 11.
Laval in War, Wise ui pva.-e.
The banner has been carefully preserved
by Mr. Seese, and is a beautiful trophy,
hich waa nobly earned and la proudly
treasured.
After the meeting Mr. Jacob Foust invited
all those from a distance to a most excellent
supper, without money and price, whit b bad
been prepared by bis good wife and uaugu
ter. and which was highly appreciated.
The whole affair, from inception to close,
was a grand success, and worthy of the
hearts and hands of the good jieop'e of the
twin townships.
The music, which was a feature of the oc
casion, was furnished by the Scalp Level
Band, umier the leadership of Mr. Norman
S!ia3er, which all present enjoyed.
Lutheran Conference Meeting.
The Somerset County Conference of She
Allegheny Evangelical Lutheran Synod met
in the Lutheran Church at Bakersville, Pa.,
Rev. E. Manges, pastor, on Tuesday evening
October loth.
Tbe opening serraou was preached by the
President, Rev. M. L, Young. Text. Neb.
7i. Subject, "The Faithfulness of Hana
niiah.' On Wednesilay morning, the 17tb. Con
ference organ. xed by electing Rev. J. F.
Shearer, Presiiknt, E. Manges, Secretary,
and Rev. C. B Graver, Treasurer.
Fourteen of tlie eighteen ministers belong
ing to this Conference were present.
Rev. Gruver read an able essay on "Church
Architecture."
Interesting essays were rea l on " Church
Love" by Revs. Settlemeyer and Zinn. One
was also read by Rev. Shearer on " Sabbath
Desecration."
Tbe question. "What should be tbe atti
tude of the Church on the Prohibition t 'Juet
tion " was presented in two essays, one by
Rev. Harsbman. and in bis alwnce read by
Rev. Y'oung. and the other by Rev. House
man. This subjeieikited animated discus
sions from nearly ail the members of Confer-
ence.
At tlie
close the following
resolutions
were adopted :
Raaln-l, That we hereby re-atRrm the po
sition taken taken by this Conference in itw
former meetings tn the Temperance ques
tion, and ileclare
1. Our unq'ialitie.i opposition to the liquor
traffic in any form.
2. Our duty to remonstrate against the
granting of all license.
3. We recommend the censure, suspension
and expulsion of church members who sign
license petitions or become bond-men.
4. We will in private, from the pulpit and
at the polls endeavor to further the cause of
pndiibition by all lawful and proper means.
Rev. Stuft presented tbe subject '-Christian
Kxampie.1
The most interesti:ig essay, of tbe m-eting
was read by Uev. Folk, entitled "The Bible
on Matrimony."
Rev. Schuure had a g'aid essay on the same
subject.
Revs. Lerrh, Fink and Folk preached
during conference to feood and appreciative
aituieiices.
Dr. Fink's sermon on "Tiie Prince of this
World" wan listened to with almost breath
less attention and c reule.1 quite a hrve-i-among
tbe inemliers of Conference and of
the congregation. It was quilea treat. Con
ference recommended the following changes
in charge via: St. Paul, Pine Hill. Garrett
and Keystone Junction toi',r;n a charge,
and Meyepslale and Center the other charge.
The foiloeimr resolution wx also passed.
RmUfl, That inasmuch as we have seen
tlie great giaal sceomplished by the W. H.
A F. M. S. of tbe tieneral Symsl that we en
Conrage the orga nidation of such siK ieties
throughout the churches of our Conference
wherever practicable.
Conference ailjournc.1 Tburs.Uiy evening
1Mb. to meet at Garrett on May ith, 1.!.
Su BCTAaT.
Public Notice.
I hereby give public noti'e that I Jiave
disposed of my entire stock of general mer
cbandiae to oiy sons, who will wiitiiiue the
business as tbe $' Brothers. I return my
thanks to my customers for their liberal pat
ronage during my long business experience,
and rerpieai them to continue the sameta
my sons.
Prrn: Sire
SiresviLtK. Pa.. October ?. 1 -..
Tbe melancholy ilays have come, but llzr
fert Hyoux for November brinhtens them
perceptibK-. There is no flavor of decay
about it, and its leaves are as frersh and clean
as in summer time. The range of subjects
is wide, and there is catering to many kiwis
of literary taste. Two articles. " Invafidir-u
as a - Fine Art." tnd "The New Orleans
Bench and Bar in 123." can hardly fail to
charm everyone who reads them. The il
lustrations all throngb are most artistic, and
tbe Departments show their usual sweetness,
light, and com or -n sense.
Property for Sale.
It fa situated two miles west of trfoyeatown
along the pike, containing seven acre, on
which there is erected a new dwelling bouse,
a stable, and other necessary outbuildings.
Two sprinj-i, with good water. A young
oi chard, containing choice apple, -leach,
prune, plum, qnirne ami pter trees, for $i?..
! in 1W narmenls. For funhi-r ir.Cirtnation
Pintruire at property, or ad-lrest
L. H. MikLca, Lavauariile, Pa
Wheat Coins Skyward.
Wheat has been raising in price steadily
for the past two weeks, but thai does
not arTect E. S. Kan.ners Tobacco Store,
where yon can get Cigars, Tobaoco, pipes
and all kinds of smoker's supplies ciieaper
., - t o ,
IMarnr, praict is .wuwAvam.ua
daily. Give him a call.
Tha Richmond Exposition Haif far
Rates vu P. ft. f.
The great Richmond Eilion, which
has now been in successful ojwration (.rtwo
wreks, promises to retain the fatir of the
public to the end. Its great exhibit of to
bacco, the products, minerals, and fine stock
of the Siuth, with all its nuciiic-rlesa spreial
features, form one of lle rao-t interesting
di-plays of the kind ever seen. The city of
Richnioud itseif, with its colonial and revo
lutionary association, war memories and
contemporaneous interest, it well worth a
visit, which can never be more pleasantly
made than at this season. The Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company, in order to place the
trip within tha -.ower of everyone, is selling
round-trip tickets to Richmond every Moo
day and Thursday, until and including No
vember 1 9th, food lot return paasagt until
Novsmber an, latia, at a aingia tars fbr tb
round trip. .,
Their unly Med. erne Chest
Dxaio., Mtts-T., Dec US, I8&S.
I have been -king Bassus-nTs riLia fbr
the last rhrrfeen years, and ihc.u.-h I have
tor in the house, except three times, when
. ... in, ic ii .... i i. . i unn ueier null 11. - ,
we had an epidemic of scarlet fcver. which
we soon banished by a vigorous one of sav!f-
uarra t fills. I have used them for my- !
eo. ivti or vurcv a login lor a suontii, lor !
liver complaint, dyspepsia and consumption.
In diarrhoea, cramps, wind colic- indigwiioii
one or two tuiMikim i pills fixed the chil
dren at once. A box of Pills is all tbe cuedi
cin cheat we reijuire in tbe bouse. V e use
them for rheumatism, cools, catarrli, bilious
ness, and impure blood. Tbey never have
failed to care ail tbe above complaints in a
very few davs.
Wiluaw W. B. Miu-xa. '
Joint Institute.
Programme of exerci-es for a lo-il insti
tate for Middle Creek end Cpper Turkey foot
districts, to le held it New Lexington, Pa.,
November 3, liw :
roENia5 SESSION Ko. fy.M TO 1-.
Orguuiz&tion.
Instruction. Methcals of teaching arith-
metic County Superintendent, J. M. Ber- i
key.
Discussion. What incentives to study can
be made effective in a country school ?
Opened by L. I. Weimer.
Select Rasding. 1. R. Cramer.
Class Prill. State Geogra-.hy A. B.
Barnes.
Discussion. Scbool-niom ventilation.
Opened by E. H. Foutche.
AFTESSoOS- 5Esilo5 -FKOW J .(,( -j,, A,
Essay. By Miss Ida shaS.
Instruction. Occasional school exercises.
County Superintend-nt J. M. Berkey.
Report. Music in the school IL A. Snv
der. Discussion. Methods of teaching physi
ology opened by W. F. Sanner.
Recitation. By M;ss Lou. A. Moore.
Class drill. K'ementary anim''.! md dia
critical works. Co. Siij. J. M. Berkey.
General discussion. It a compuisary
school. law desirable?
E. L. Shultx, L. C. Williams, C. F. King
directors and cit.zens.
Tile exercises will he Ltit.;r-porscd with
music and queries.
IVIXIC -LSM,,-V.
The evening session coiiimein-es at 7.J).
The pnitrram for the evening sess-ion will
consist of recihiiiotis, essays, niuaic. and ad
dresses iiin eiluaitiona! t o-.i.-s, A cordial
Invitation is extended to all who are inter
ested in school work.
A. B. nKxxa.
L. WiiMta.
E. L. Slil LT7.
Coiiiiii.itec.
A Card.
AH persons knowing themselves indebted
to the ander-iimecl on book armuttt. will
, ,, . . -it t
1 ' -,J - vuvt, ' . ... . -
or note. ... . .. .
Frrxs Sirx.
October 3. I'-si.
SiFTxvn.i.1, Pa.
Queer People.
This is the title of the laiest, and by aii
odds the most charming book for little peo
ple we have ever seen, its fanles, or stories
are delightful, bat the illustrations are sim
ply immense.
The author. Palmer Cox, is a new star in
tbe juvenile firmaneut. but he shines with
unique brilliancy. His charming fahic-i
rival those of the world famed Jv-rp. and he
far outshines that celebrated literary conn t
by his inimitable illi-s ralions. He dresses
up his binis, animals, insects, giants, fairies
goblins, etc., in grotesque style and mates
them reason, taik. dance, ami rat upa:! sorts
of the oddest pranks imaginable affording
infinite delight, as well as excellent instruc
tion to the ymnir. Tlie h-sne of his book
" Queer People" has brought a rfect ova
tion of praise from the brighter-- men in the
land. For instance. Gen. Clinton B. Fisk
says : " 7f kai ui my children TtUtl Kith deiiylii"
and Col. Russell H. Cuiiweil. tiie faruous
lecturer, says : ' Vokl scud me anotAer 5ca a
can't ytt y tAll'ir i 'W."
Ttie famous statesman diplomat, and wit
Sunset 'ox, says: Tie A'u-wr An pert r
in.Vy inrffHkmO'U" while the distinguish
ed theologian. Dr. Howard Crosby says :
Otcft Aerre rAejriaroa that M"o to
and dirk Rtmnt." and the venerable poet
Dr. tliver Wendell Holmes, writes " .
mtrry I Hire till n nurncry full ot ll'tlt f'Jkt ta
enjoy tix britkt ytrturrt ami Mftria.""
.Kops fables are enjoyed by old and
yiung and are quoteci by tlie grea;e-t orators
and surely these eqiliy charming storic-n.
so pnifiistly and exquisitely illustrated will
charm young and old for generations como.
The sale of this liook wiil surely be eior
mous. It is publisheil by the well known
house of Hubbard Bros.. Pbiia., Chicago,
and Kansas City, to whom any person desir
ing an agency should apply.
M-ithara of th Prea idents.
Tlie following list gives thema:d-rn naini'S
of the mothers of the Presidents of the Flu
ted States .-
Wasliinr-ton, Mary itsll.
A.fams. Susanna it.. 1-ton
Jertersoti. Jane Randolph.
Madison, Neiiie Conway.
Monroe. Klrxa Jones.
J. 14. Adam.. AMmil -n th.
Andrew Jai fcson. KiiiulieTri Hruchinjon
Van Bnren, Maria Hoes.
Harrison, Knzabetli Barrert.
Tyier, Mary AruuV.ead.
Polk. Jaue Knoa.
T-iVNir. Nirali .-iir-iilier.
Fillmore. Pbebe MiUar.1.
Pierce, Anr.a Keridrii-k.
ituchanan, K.ianetn yipeer.
t-inciiln Nam-y liaor...,
J'lhnson, Mary MrlKmough.
1 1 rant, Hannah S'mpsou.
Hayea, s-oficiia lt'irtanL
laliei'.I, K: iaa iieiioil.
Arthur, M dvii.v .Stone.
I t'k-veland, Anne Neid.
fistfi TrmJKrif.
Flour and Feed.
Togetlier with tiroreries. I keep on hand a
complete stock of Flour, Outs, Corn, ilid- j
diinirs. Chop and Bran, and pay the hi:h--t I
! cash market prices fur same. Person wis.h-
itrg to boy of sell, will rind it to fieir 1-
vantage to give me a call.
. . ' . ; M . J-cainaTt. I
New Cooos 1
J. M. HoI-DERBAl'M. Central Block, Soni- nRTX'E of an rwlerof-ate ln-re,! .ait .rfihe
. .ID iir-aaitn ' iirtof -,,mers Co.. I'a . u.iv :oi
erset Penn a,, cr.irn-l ifireust, I wiil exr-"e ki -a- It rir
Offers this week Mens. Boys' and thildrens- lfn-ry 00 tt- r-j-es m wberva. fwa, j
1 1 a the iale reside-a o( Lewis knepser. iltri. I.. ,ai (
Suits and Oretcoatt. i
Gents' Fnrnishing (ioods.
A bif tine of i
CJIo-res, M itteua, etc.
Hats, Caps. Boms A. Sboes.
Carpeting and CHI Cloths.
ladies' Coats in Newmarkets. Jackets and
Dolmans. An "over-stock," and will sell
very low. Crane and see tbe bargains before
yon boy.
for Sale.
A twenty-five horse-power saw null, for
sale very cheap, on payments. Call on or
eddrtae E. J. Hanse, Som-rset, Ta.
Lost.
Oo Tuesday. -Wner trio, betwet-a L&vans
ville and Snyder's Mill, two pieces of home
made carpet. Tbe finder will be stuiably te-
t warded by Waving them at the UxaALO or
I .
Democrat office.
Republican Meetings !
Aft
Meetings wiil be held at the following
timet an I Jtlaces, when the lusuet icvolveJ
i . , , .. ,i . t . i
" ' " !
J be prases tad said t' tec seed by ooai pa
tent speakers :
SipesrvlikJ, Friday, (MX, 2fl at 7 J. .
Kingwood,
Trent,
HiXiversviT!,
Satnrday 27 " 2
S-entons MiJU. Tneaday
3) '
(Pine Hill, " "
Gl. acoe, Wedtesday, "
31 " 2 " '
1 "7 " "
,-r,ry .Thursday, Nov.
Mtvcrsilale, I riii.y, - 2 "7 ""
1 Jenner X Roads. Saturday, Nov. i. at2p. ai.
Meetings for other points in the county
will be tilvenisei! in next week's issue.
lSJ. R. S-TLL. Cbas. C. Shfe,
Secretary. tbairmaii.
MARRIEO.
I
f -I. Iss. at the n-sid. ri.v of Wiiliam '
I. ,T T . I.Cll lL' i'V - I ...I. '
partM-nap-in Stalfsfenry, oosHaunlav. itlier 1
U. !,,. by Rev. t xiaa F. Uar-hman. Mr j
I Andrew J. Mort, of Garrett County, M L. to j
M ss Mary E. McCkiekry, of Kik Lick Town
ship. ! Heliow M k.
! 4 ir'j, Flk ? ihi y'st. ? mv, olt my,
j liit I am jrlad to e yiv.s, chen yo-i jt-i
J beck?" "Iiamon Munday Mike. I
j droppeti iu to B. in new ttrv.
njliv but ihiiic ljic oica in thre.' t-u
i
r bef, KLfe.JSnjdrf 111 r.;.E, Ta, T ! I'm
; iu a hurry."
; Ste aivcn.i.-nw.iit i;i siuuiht-r oianH!,
i "Saleam.-ii '.Vavnteii, by tbeC. L. Van Ii-
f sen roiuj-aiiy. oi 'mwv&, X. Y. They are
! reliable firm.
A Death Presentiment Realized.'
j Cirr- t t. ? - Dr. Jul.n S-?t. !;.-
j -i.K.-w-r -ivnti-t of t'ittfrutirifL. iiitU suddtnly
j rfi txanla K'rt Wayne fpr-! inin To-iav
He sms l yrarn -f zjv. Ife rwently Ivil hi
j lu.:htrr 4 Ltnue in Duluth in hid usuai
f IwaUii, bit on arriving here was M.ia-rl with
a T.oUriit liwmorrhaiTf'. Wtiea lie t-tuir-lt--
tli tntia fr Piilbiirh he tol l sttnie of Lis
IV!1J paacen-v-rs llmt lie had a uruiii; j rv
Aenliaient Le wo'j-'l die ?eftre tiie traiu
n-aclie! his th!iiiati.n. lit wrf!e nrvcrai
lrT-j;runis n-atinir : I'i(i die-Ion the train,
uijli iit ii;n,l with LN w i tirst tia: tie
aud .f. t to tlii; coiiJui.Ujr tu frwarl aft"
hi deiilii.
HOSTETLER & HERR,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
.,NO. J itASIfoTrt FLOCK,;
S'1FKET. PA.
All the laire-t j!e of Fad tmj Winter initio'
and I ner'nannns. atl..iSllon eia.-a:iueii, ai.
i,s,.--r l-r.res.
E
XECUTOR'S NuTICE.
tiie of Anr.a M. Iwik. i-ed.. Iae of
Hrtl'.iut-ire H)-r"tiii. cxnerei cm. it. I.
I tirr Larr on the (- 4t
fcavitiic te-n panted Uj tb anderi-Aied hy tue
pnper ;tQrv. all pw.riu iii--UcJ e-Ut.fr-
are r-ttei u nc pvmvtit, ad tbe
l.aviug CaAiiai u prerii, ;. me ux.ut ti-.
Vj J'-rfN M. TttPVKK. .te-..ti-vr.
gc2L Nf AkLiuinore, fa.
DROPSY TREATED FREE. I
have in-itl DROPSY and it am.. :.
I. .mla w.A UK miw r. t-r"ul .'uifi, I
-r-!r e T'ofntvuin.) it- t-tieiii pfHKXidr
ei i '(".'- f'T tr.; '-- i pii-!'-lai. un z
Tjtat:u(f. - Chttt tiAv rr-o tipri aurtiiec-r
A t:n:tr- ih1 ii-iarr-si ui.-nie tit il e wr-s-ti.
fuit tia-un i a vur fjL--. bo arlHvt--! .
.'. VihfB y.tu onifjr trial, srad lo cenw 'ti
tn mp f tr Lwe-uue-O-
r.Hm. J. iv. WEiDNEti, Wtt Eur!. Pa.
OX 1'ITK riliT MTIaA.Y
Which aitl he s-r-viaer 11 r-a- unif h
crr-oiieJ in sil o-rtireni lae
Rochester Business TJuiTe.'sity
TIi LADISr CriMXrWUL St IbmL.
a a - Cataiagus and fail Partic-ian F-se. "
yRiT of pai.tition. j
Tj H.irif-n R-:n. Jvb K-:n. WiHinrj
K-i!Tt. aa-i M-tr K :;ii iiw-n at ' ih j
duller i'. Hie- srf ri'!a. Tnytr
N'-b, Aiinif kf.ru. iiii,rr:ii-imt-tl wi:,t ir- ;
w.n iUv. K---fa. :tt -frii-im-.. w i
Juw.-ph t'. B-!i-ifr. ini i iuilm Kcim. ii.wr
lr. irrietl with ftu'm M. !Vn-- ( -i!rn.:-.s. j
f.ilfnnrt. ' -utT. N.-K . ( aitmnoe iC-ri. m- ,
tT.iarr-tI .iiii ;:i;aiii Ta'iitrr, t'f L'Mn aA j
l-r.ii. Mii.-Kir.ir.na thiu. : (
Tot hen-hy iKsiKieti t&at q pi;p.n-e of a
Writ A iJrt',t-n -iv'-r;lc irrvf-nnV -.-: j
, iJI ni'i u ta-i t u i;ie L-n-ia.--- -.-i rh "ti
eU' ( K!:at ke-i:n. V inu.ie -n i-T-r-
41 iii-gch. 'tn-nwt Ljiii'y. . itta-uy. !
Ih- vl tiny of In"- n-xt. :.e-a ar.t! wrtfrc jiu I
can UuJ ifyoM liiiuit un-per.
Ore irjS. i
Blooded Stock for Sale.
-
-- taU-hU,: ..otswolJ Eives, welah.fit;
- tHiunds and upwarls, at UI ei-.'i.
liirnb wetf-h a 1 poimt-. at $';i en'b.
IT? .H' Mil huv T:iory'ial. t.rt-1 lierk-s'iire sw
old enisarh f..r tinsier-.
fcji will buy yearlioa Je-sey Boil. ttei.-red
ro .
f:) 'i w.i; .-jy lipr.rrtcd Jez? fcill. Ei:: -tered .
worth Sim.
30 ft--ir; Cs-el Jersey ffif.-r- and Cows, from $.
te '." e-a.
sr; w;:i bur lirey triyleataie rsialti-ai. r, til.-nl.
we-ciiic ls.pi f..a:ni.
rT will Vry "trrwn rryrS.-s'.a.'e'-ra::!-:!. 'J -1
ve ehfrtg fl-io p,irni!
f:A wUl say si rmlr.r-a. fnilU-jit ii.ie
wer-iirr. rti irtua..
$ioi -j;i; hiiy Perriietoll -ta'.lron I-s. wr-i.-urn J
t. V p iir. l.
Or wilt e!l half inr-rert in rffhtr '.f al-n-" -ial-ll.--t.
'4 and 7S toM fi-aft fsn-". Ferrhe-ons
and loy:t.-f(lales frrira weanliiispi up for b-re.ter.
ai k pri'-ea i.ir ).:aiitr of jri,.
Wmi trottiaii tir.-l 1 Ola ami nili-e 'uj my
Ha.otr'et.inian -ur.ioa, A !h-r.Tra.
Ha na tone bead of aors esl c-I.. am
er-,n.t-i f .r rtMinj-. Will rtvetuo- tn--r)-i-
stble -artics.
P. HEFFLKY.
I SouEasir. On.
ptrBLic half:
I OF I
!
SA TURD A Y, SO V. 17, 1-SSS.
I
I. At !2 o!'-k on aTd iiiv. the fs-r--, of ,.r4
de,e.--I. c-Hiajicr. ltn av.-.M aiHl ..n-w.-i-.
nvav ' Us. oiMira i J mr i-ir, ari.t i.t J'
I acres m mewrtow, with a hank Ham, l
Dwelling1 Houses,
ami Fnit Vbr1 th Him?. T fkna : w -il
weMd wilh ruoaiui ttrvftaa amt iwv.t 1: 1. 1
vprfTieC. xtvmr U u-4raii-l rmr- tn. ii1 r.fn-T-nw-.(lto
Hme. .-ritn j-iiin V Brnt
Aiui A. J. t-'Kr.
TERMiJ!
Otuvihinl Ui ?-)ta .Wo, the h4V ti-wrf
tO (JtA'ti U tiC r-lnV.A.lliiUl'i' it.r.ttf L.tl", ft "I
iU tV-' 'I'.-n' ? fVliJe- !' tie bt-r. Klffl
,1T in itnr.ua! j -vr.T i,r! oi i't l,V-iJ it. .--..
I-Urfc-I fviuUW Its V r- ' J--I 1 UT?'- :it-
t j- .ftatrt.-: KHt. 't M lm t "Till. J I.K1 "a-.
ri.--'.--Y t-' tm i tlat id t.f
"B h irN- (i-jr 1 V.il U .V- eVMaWAi'tal
lm vi xam tvs.
jct-'i. AdaSuuMTlur Uxs to A UI A:irvrtM.
i
TalnaDlB
GRAND '
FAlala ANI
Silks, Dress Goods, and Cloaks.
Wean hot prepare. t- !ojr th IorcH lin? of F.tM. il--i-m n-! Cfp 0li
s-f hou ia thi city,a-i 4t pr v-tt that iit ( uy tue U w the 'a.
:CLOAKS!:i
Cur Lins Ccmplote, Consistinj of
Jacbts, NsTOirb-s. V.tglizs, P.:ns, !l:j:sis,
English Jackets, Tcuo Coats, c";c., &c.
Aii t he abovs we hart in Siskin, P'. iau
i.. a i na w... .Trt v.i to maras'v our i .ia. aa
i i us w..i jc
itic
lose always the it watt for good focd.
(II
35 Fifth Avenue,
J&S il. To
Kir fr-ends wti can t visit m.
LE & 8H
BO YOUR SHOi
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S,
vTioiEcinsriSiTiOiwasr
"VHKKK YOC "VVII.Ia KI N
T ' 1"
Ladies and
( A HP O A ,
UVll X O X.i
NOV KlaTV
DRESS GOODS
EANCYGOODS.
1DRUGS!
P IT BIT'
SiifhCas;c)r to
BEN FORD
GEO. W.
I'Ui iFUIKToK iF THE
jOLDES DRUG STORE IX SOMERSET COUNTY,
i At No. 1, Baers Block,
i SOitERSET, PEXN'A.
I keep cois.airly hard a lar.:e - k -if
i DRUGS, MEDICINES. CHEMICALS,
i DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS
j. AND VARNISHES.
i Tlie purest ati'l best to ;e found in thi market. Wa a keep on ha ml a f.!f line of
! TRUSSES, BRACES. SUPPORTERS.
Ar.d ill the h-adlnff a ;:in,-ua'iif n -i U-fh hy F v-i.-in a:.d lin::i!-". We :aranr-e
TOILET ARTICLES JSD SUNDRIES GENERALLY KEPT IX
A FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE.
flNE ASSORTMENT OF BIRTjHDAY GIFTS ALWAYS IjN STOCK.
TOBACCO and CIGARS.
THE Br.-T THE MARKET AFFfilit?. LOTH IhjMEsTI-; AND IMPORTED
lutuiipuCiij Ci
ss-inrJorl
Foiilj
Mr own mako cf HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER.
quality. We aeep in buik. so tioit any specul iiiirrelier.t mn
'a- acl.luvL oM at 'o rsTita a po'ind.
I do a gq'tare business! and wiil
trouhie to
i
PURE WISES AND LICUCRS FCrl MECICINAL PUSPCSE3 CSLY.
A LARGE VARIETY CF FHESII GARDES AND FLOWER SEEDS.
Jin. :
Louthers Drugstore,
Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
Ti social Er:g S::r: is Rapidly B:::n:? a Gr:at
JImV..!.. V-a.l. ii.iS twWUwa. w
FRESH AND PUKE DRUGS,
Jlcdicines, Dtc Stuffs, Sponyes, Trusses,
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, tc.
THE POfTi'.R MVEs! PFRslrNAL ATTF.VTf'iS TO T'lK Tj;r-ir-:T.Nr; fi
piifsiciais'PresGriiii!ois I Family Bsesints
j GREAT KAKE BUS T.iKKS Tn 0g OSl.T FkF-ll AM P',-:f APT'' ' Ts
j SPECTACLEsS, EYE-GLASSES.
i And ; Fnil line of Optical GnoJs always on riand. From
j such a large assortment ail ran be suitetl.
! THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGAES
' Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display our yjyxl
to
intending purchasers, whether they buy
from us or eLsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER, W. D.
! MAIM STREET .... SOMERSET, PA.
Furniture!
At Great
I AQtN WE Grlnb YCUF ATTENTION TO OUR
v- Sadc, it Irxzs 3 Lsmst, cf a.'I lizh cf Ts
Lrra cs Hzzi
t
KITCHEN, H51SG-BGCH
AT tillKATI-Y IIKM'CKI) P.ATK--.
a
TJiidertakiiiLT and Eml)almiiiir
.TrLVI'LI V) WITH FR .itFT.N k-s.s.
CofHns, Casketa aud Burial Rcbes. A mil line kept for
irnmediate nse.
: COrFEOTH & CO.,
i Main Cross Street, Somerset,
t
OPENING.
WINTKli
ai I Clo
Ait or. iu r.r'e.1 of any'.? !nt in
.i ; twi .a.-. a.. a . j
!i
PITTSBURCH, PA.
we would oe pfeoavt to seret
I . . v
A.
D V.V IV M K. s K 1M-V K K
" 1 " "! 1
thildrens
I A" ' T- A
J XVXA-.aL Vj.
DRUGS!
& SON.,
Escsipts Fil!a
Willi
Tt is
LuiiUiiUCiiu
ipt r.or
rgjve vou vour monev's
worth. No
st.ow gout.
CLARK H. BENFORD.
Furniture!
Bargains!
A5D PAE10H FCBSIIDBI,
Fa:
nruniai
Cur K2 ColzaSGa Gia EH!3L
.kii'-aa W - .- Tm
IU-,-.; ,...r. - i-- -m mn.im
OLR KJiW-KOil (it.VH
t-tm tu-t-. . y as. -rl ..- itrm iMl I mm ' Uew I" "-
t-- a It'.-. w tte r o-f r t- 7 "-
t? rrr::r,z oi k a s us i u e noi i
ta-ta..rM AcntitaiW lkt !)( 4- Cart M
ui