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EDWARD S'TI.L. ttit.tr !!! rrwitrievir
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Civil 6!rvic Commllonir Edyer
ton Fird by Cleveland.
EliSESDAT-
February 13, 1. I
(iovnxni BtAVEE has appointed
Tbomaf. A. Butler, Ksq, to the varant
ad.liuniial Law Jvit!(.hip of Chester
i'oaaty. Mr. Bailer w the ron of cx
Stat Trefumrrr Samuel Batter, nd on-in-lsw
of Hon. iaidler Ihirlinjrton, rep--nvntative
from th ixlh Congivional
District.
SAO AND STRANGE VISITATION.
WnrrHrR the blight thitt has fallen
njn the soldiers' itrphaija' blIiooI, loca
te at McAllistervill-, in thia (Slate, ta
called- visitation, an affliction, n epi
demic or emleniio, it certainly is not ouly
a sad event, but wrapped in the folds
Viiivt-t. . C. Keb. S. The Ires-i-Jii!
to lUy swit to the ejetiate the intmina
tion if Hagla 8. Tlimijoti, of Sontii Co ro
ll tia, jiv-eiit Assistant fkx-retary of the
Treasury, to be united tate Civil Service
Gmim.it-ioner, ia p'.toc of Alfred P. EJiief
t tn, r-itutived.
the etiwisair,jci sTt-Eaoits.
JnriKe lilrrton says that he had received
no iniimati-m ftora the rresident of any in
tention !o rerooi-e biro from offii until yes
terday, when be railed at the White Hons.
The f'roaiiient then re.j'. tested bim to rwifcn
hia ooV in order that it micht be filled by
Mr. Thonip-urt. The President said that
there was little hope of securing the place
it Mr. Thompson as long aa there was no
suitable vacancy un the CoromisMoa. Mr.
Kdtcrton, however, promptly declined to
resign, balding that his resignation wonld
not be polite, credi'-ahte to himself or calcu
lates to help any other person (intiraa'.inc
that Mr. Thompson could not be confirmed
if nomitia'ed. Of course, the President
nihrht exercise hia prerogative if be saw
6t.
The Froidetit did see fit, and when Edirer
lon reached his olli this morning he found
'BED-NOSED MIKE" CUILTY.
Ha Breaks Down While on Tha
Stand.
r,f . mvstprr that batll the science of
even medical exrwrts. Fuilv twentv-five the following letter awaiting him :
bovs above a -es rane from tweke to KMsrrrivt M awww. Whitsc. Feb. 9.
ikb. iium . li-.stMB: Wi s re hereby removed fro rn
fifteen years, have been thj victims ot j ,,lr o:h(T of j mIcj mBt lvil Service
the niaiady h h in every cae haa as- Cum ram-inner. (iaovca Clvklib.
H mii. a. r. Mgerton.
anm.-.i the c haracter of specie of in
aanity. with a teclncy to commit sui
cide on Uis part of msny of the sufler
er, and with all a constant dread of im
i'lnary tilings
It is hoped the invalidation, now in
.r..-mw by several nkilh-d pITsnlan i
w ill result in aw'ertaininB the true natnre j
. r . i . ; .. an.i mtui t4 CHiise of it.
i 'i IIIC llllliw, r, .... -
Mr. Kd.ffrtoii says tliat he cannot recall
any dirierenree with the Prwiideiit during his
t rm of offii en'ept those growing out of
what be dmcrilw as " the fact that the
Presid ut is the first Mugwump in the iand.
wliiie I am a straight-out Democrat." He
intends to w rite a letter to the President in a
day or two acknowledjring the receipt of !iis
notii Mf removal, and perhaps a Mill -an
..:ne medical men give it the name of ' n,-,-.i,in of his opinion ujion the Presi-
xi'iheMa with cerubrum ane:nia, which w : dent's mm in the matter.
i-iim iksutjok rxi-csTiiix,
The Preiileiil has be-ii reprt-enled as be
ing unwilling to nominate Mr. Thomoii
said to iiiitn bhsxl ;riipiverif.lied by lark
of nntrit;on ; and which in plain Kngliidi
ineans poor and insntlii-ient forsl in oth
er words, not putting any fine poitittt to
it it nieans that the boys were aini-wt
starved to death. Iftru?. it shows the
arhool to lie in the bands of as great a
et of scoundrels as have wt curse 1 the
earth.
1 to hit o;Hob ob account of the uncertainty of
: List treatment' ly tlie Ilepublicaii Senate,
j Then: are now two va'ancies on the t'om
; mission. Mr. ti'ierly's place having never
; l-ei. filh-d. It was thought to-day that the
i Pn-id-ut hatlconciudeil that aiiaimmciit
in Mr. K lj rto!i s place might te rnlirmel
It i reported that not nn'y is there the , by the Senate, as it would hve a vacancy to
"rossest ncirlect in j ruiditij nutrition j iw tilled hy Mr. Hirnson. I'nder the law
edibleOmt thf.t the orphans an? crowd- j one member of tbe Commission must be a
! into "cold, n,:,T? ventilated sleeping j Democrat.
apartments. The inve-itig-.ition is oeing .
.iif!ied under the auspices of the . A. j
i:. P.t of MiHlintown, with a detennin- ,
ittion to get at t ie b ittom facts respect
ing all the minor afT'cling the good
name of the s hool. and to bring tliose
jruiity i.f any oi the serious chargi-s now
in circulation, to a s:-eedv trial. " l'.h
" Epidemic Chorea."
A rutn'ocr of the luale pupiis of the sol
diers' orphan school at M Aliisterville, Ju
niata county, have been atf.vted. and a few
are still ail'ected, by a peculiar mental disor
der u.ch ha." poitled lue physicians. Ir.
l4iie,of Miiliiutown, m ho has been in at-
ViLara Etaat Feb. 30- When court con
vened ttiis fnornin in the trial of Eed
Xostd Mike." DeUirSve Thayer was pot on
the stand. He testified aa to bis part in fer
reting out the 'crime. After him Captain
Jjn.ien waa recalled. He gave evidence to
bow that the conlewion m-ele by Mike was
not extracted from him by any promise of
future rewards or b-ang shielJed from tbe
punishment of but crime. Captain Linden
said to Mike when the two were alone in hia
office in Philadelphia : "Now, Mike, there
is no one here but you and I and God above
,i. Tell ma the whole God s truth or noth
ing, but anrthing yoo aay will be used
against you."
At this point the blood-stained murderer
took tbe stand. Ilia testimony wocupied
over two hour and waa not concluded when
court adjourned ti'l afternoon. Hia story
was a narration of one of tbe most terrible
crimes ever conceived in tbe brain of man
and executed by buman bands. Hia bear
iug ou the tUnd at times was indicative of
that bravado and confidence that must have
belonged to hia guilty heart from tbe start,
but when in his story he cams to tbe shoot
ing of the two iunocent men in tbe moun
tain fastnesses lie completely broke down.
Hia swarthy complexion became pale aa
death aud bitter tears coursed in a steady
stream down his cheeks. His voice waa
choked. It was a complete break-down.
He managed, however, to aay be took no
part in the killing. "I held back," be said,
"when Beverino and Yillella shot the pay
master and Flannigan, I waatand;ngabout
twenty feet behind them. Beverino said;
Mike (letting out a terrible oath), if you do
not hurry and help us wa will kill you.
I then raised my gun and fired tmr or five
shots in the air. Thia ia all I did."
. When confronted with a contraoictory
statement from his written confession to
Captain Linden, he said there were parts of
that confession that he did not make. The
arguments were concluded last night. It is
riably reported that Beverino and Villella
have been captured in Italy and will be
brought here as soon as possible.
WiLKB-aiBRE, Pa., Feb. 11. The trial of
Michael Kizzilo. alias Red Nosed Mike,"
the notorious murderer, of Luxerne County
was resuaied here at !l o'clock this morning.
The evidence being all In and the arguments
closed, the Jude charged the jury and at
a quarter past twelve the jury retired.
In just one hour it filed into court again and
returned a verdict of murder in the first de
gree. The prisoner heard the verdict un
moved, and was reminded until next Satur
day, when sentence will be passed.
Pittsburgh' Penitentiary.
OUR HARRI8SUHC LETTER.
A i .1 leiitlince uion the sjnVrers, thus describe
the facts now before the public anything i ioh-iu m"1 i e ,
,. , , 11.11 the omduiou of the seventeen boys affected
more d is'-raceful and brutal has never . .... . . ... ...
. ,. ... , . I when he was called in coii"Unauou wnu it.
occurreu w unin ine minis oi our .inie. ;
II.ss: "S'liie of them would hunt
round the room for rats-; others would tear
and, without looking at it. would
paper,
HARRISON'S CABINET.
t readers have noted thst while t,rut it into their mouths aud chew it, and
the dailies and p xsl many weeklies when they would get sight ot it they would
have liad a great deal to say as to the throw it away fmm them in fear and trample
tinilier to lie tised in constructing President-elect
Hurrison's cabinet, we have
Ftudiotisly avoided ctinilierinj; the col
umns of the IIekai.k with any simula
tions npon the subject. This lis not
Inn from ny want of interest in the
materials that will be employed by the
architect who lias the exclusive right to
make the selection, but from the very ob
vious fact that while we may lie as good
at guessing as most are, we have no means
of knowing w hut the mint! of Mr. Har
rison is. Only on one point do we fee
sure, and that is that the President-elect,
being a pronounced Kepubliean. w ith no
mttgwumpism in hist, the uiembtrs of his
cabinet ill lie taken from amongstaunch
Ilcpublicana. With this conviction we
are content to await the official announce
ment before printing the names of the
cabinet.
With true men representative men
lis bis S'ivisem. Mr. Harrison will find the
party to whom he owes his election, in
close sympathy with him, and will not
f.ul to secure its hearty support in carry-
njsin it and then seise it again with their
j hauJs. Tliey would pick up the paper and
: throw it down agiu repeatediy. When
j aski-d what it was they weuid call it a
rat. or a wee!.or someorther small animal.
I Wlirn shown a knife one called it a poreu
' pine, another a weasel aud a third a crow,
i yet wheu aktd to take it they attempted to
i ojieu thr blade with their teeth.
I Another boy -was shown a cap, and when
I asked what it was. called it a coon ; yet.
when told to use it, put it on his head.
They seemed to be aide to distinguish objects
and know their uses, but could not call
tfiem by their right nami-s. Th.'y had strong
visionary delusions, rather than mental
alierratious. Their minds, I believe, would
have been coruiiaralively clear it they could
have looked U.n objects with a natural
vifciou. Their pupils were dilated, but not
so much o as to account for the imperfect
vision. The tenierature was prineiia!ly
normal. In one or two it waa accelerated.
They said they were not sick and insisted on
going to the school room. The patients
were all placed under medical treatment, to
allay the excitations of the nerves, and as
many of them as could lie got quiet were put
ing out such measures as will place the! to bed. The next morning all but four woke
affairs of the country on a more prosper
ous basis than President Cleveland's ad
ministration will leave them.
We are not so much concerned over the
question of State lines, or eeopraphical
localities in selecting a cabinet as to join j
in a iiowl because New York or the New !
l'ngland Stales, or the great West, or the ;
SL.iOl, attiall Iiui-m n,t r!,r-f,uiit-if i an wo !
' up i ii a mucn improveo condition. ton-
su'tatiou was again held on thr 7lh. at which
time all wera restored but four. They are
; suifci iiig with much the same symptoms at
; this time."
The boy first affected was weak-minded.
A second boy was atfeeted in a similar man
ner a week lati r. J to other Doys soon
i showed the same symptoms. Tlie doctor
thinl the poidruiic- if such it can be called.
are in the kind of lVptiblicans tha' shall j wm (.allsej by b,,,., be,)niig frightened
Ik- chosen: And, as intimated, onr con6- 1 .. 0J. .wjnj, thrir schoolmates and compaii-dem-e
in M'nera! Harrison' Hepublican- , j,,,,, ja Wll.u a condition, and nervous ex
isin. as well as in his intimate knoal- ! luu-'um. t,r induction of nervous impres
fdp" of our public men, e do not intend j sion was sujieriiidureil. Even many of the
to worry over the fact that we do not ' bys who were not affected by hallucination
know at present who is g ing to lie Sec- j were so hail iy frightened that their han.ls
retary of the Treasurv, or Attorney Uen- ! '"' '"' became cold. Many rumors are
ml. or for that matter, w ho has been ; " r this station, as that
certiiinlv elected for anv of the other "n ' C,,KT "u
posit'ie is. We have only about three
PiTTnacauii, Feb. !. The investigation in
the Riverside Penitentiary management waa
resumed yesterday. Tlie iienitentiary offi
cials, S;ate Board of Charities, Visiting
Committee of the State B lard of Charities
and the Prison Board of Inspectors were
present. After reading the charges and tes
timony of the previous meeting prisoner
James McPhillamy, who preferred the char
ges against the hospital steward. Dr. Mahar
neke. called several witnesses. The testimo
ny disclosed a startling state of affairs in the
institution, and in the main substantiated the
allegations. Several witnesses testified to
having been the victims of cruelty and ex
tortion while sick in the hospital. Insane
prisoners bail been placed in the straight
jacket and electric current applied to their
heads until the blood ran from their nose.
Others had been whipped with leather straps
with a heavy bucket attached. An iusane
piisonar had been ducked in cold water and
scrubbed with a broom a mil the flesh waa
torn from his body.
Temperance People Unite.
Misebsui.li, Feb. 6 The committee
appointed at yesterday's conference at Har-
risburg to visit John Fulton, president of
the State Amendment Association, to-night
telegraphed Secretary Steel that everything
had been satisfactorily arranged and a gen
eral convention agreed upon tor February
VMh at Harris-burg. The Amendment Asso
ciation, Women's Christain Temperance
I'nion. Good Templars, Sons of Temperance
State Temerance I'nion. Temple of Honor
and Temperance and Ministerial Association
all unite in the call. With perfect harmony
of all temperance forces thus assured Mr.
Steel is confident that the Prohibition
amendment will carry by SO.Ono majority.
General Ixiuis Wagner is bis choich for
leadership of the campaign.
weeks of susjiensp.
or oloer concoctions to drink, but such re-
I ports are utterly without foundation and
la'se, and the boys are well cared for in every
1 respect and are free from vices or improer
indu'gencas."
An Attack On The South.
WORK OF THE OFFICIAL CUIL
LOTINE. TliK mills of the gods rind slowly but
Ri;n-lv. it is said ; and it max- le added
with some very queer and unexpected re- ! Wisimmito. Feb. ! In the house to-dsy
suits. Though the work of decapitation I Mr- Mason made a "peerh on the South Caro
.1 l...11,1.im,rl.n. in Washington Citv. has ! lina. lection contest. He said the present gov-
rot been as rapid and general as our
IViuocrstic friends have wished, it has
in many cases lieeti, in their estimation,
in the wrong direction. A long as tbe
heads of Republican office holders rolled
into the bisket, they smiled their sweet
est : but when the monotony of that
kind of decapitation has been relieved by
tin occasional iH-inrsratic victim, the
smile has turned into a lugubrious howl.
Just now the wait of lamentation g-x-s
np from the Bourbon press all over the
land over the unexpected downfall of
one w ho it was thought wore the charm
of the elect among Democratic ofnee
liolders. We allude to the summary dis
missal of Hon. A. P. Klgerton, the civil
service commissioner. President Cleve
land, some days since, for reasons that
liave not iJeen made public as yet, wrote
tiim a polite note asking for his resigna
tion, or words to thst effect, which was
amwered by a stubborn and positive- re
fusal. The President, it sei-ms, could not
brook that kini(of an action or. the part
of one of his utibo'di nates, hence w rote
liiin the following little epistle :
ExsrtTivE Maxstoa, Was hinutox.
F.-hrunry 9. (
Dra Sia Ton are hereby removed from
the othce of Pnited States Civil Service Com
mission. Grovrs Clevslixb.
Hun A. P. E-lgerton.
Tlie whole IViiiocr.ttie prtyt outside
of the few w ho still cling to tirover, are
ail agog over the operation of the Wash
ington guillotine, as Mr. Kdgerton is con
sidered a thorough-bred-JacUsonian-I
democrat. In a late discussion of the
civil service in the Fnited States Senate,
Hon. Jlr. (iorman, of Mary land, voiceJ
the sontiaient of his party generally, by
mv ing that "Mr. F.dgtrrton is an old
fahiooed IVuiocrat and an old-fashioned
thinker, and is the only man connrrted
with tke commission, who by a public
e'XprcsKion, ever showed that he thought
the people of thi country had any rights
utfiie ef the civd service oommission.
ernor of South Carolina was the worthy exe
cutive of a corrupt lw. He hail said that
the Anglo-Saxon race must rule in his stale.
It Anglo-Saxon blood was to vote were there
going to be blood testers that would say to a
man "Fifty per ci;nt. Anglo-Saxon, lifty
er cent, negro ; you may have half a vole."
Il was noj the hand of God, but the iron
hei-i of the Anglo Saxon that was respinsi
bU tr the inferiority of the negro. Mr. Ms
son then went into an expxitwn of the par
ticular frauds which be said had been prac
ticed on Mr. Smalls in the Seventh district
election. H said that the election bad been
stolen from him: it was larceny, and noth
ing less. Mr. Mason said the time was
growing short. He approached the death
bed ofthe Democratic party and asked it to
do one act of justice. Mr. Crisp, of Georgia,
chairman of the committee on elections,
said ;iat the committee bad not been dere
lict in pressing this case to a final issue. He
made a general denial of the charges of Mr.
Mason.
Bulldogs Had No Terror for Him.
Cutvtsst, Wv. T., Feb. 9. A tramp
called at the residence of Sam Brown, a
butcher, last evening, and, knowing Brown
was absent, he insulted his daughter. Mrs.
Brawn left the houe quietly and loosened
Brown's two ferocious bulldogs. Tbey made
at the tramp, but the man was full of fight
aud succeeded in killing both animals with
a club. During tbe melee the wife and
daughter had locked and barred tha doors.
The tramp, unsuccessful in the attempt to
enter the house set fire to it and an adjoin
ing residence. Brown appeared at this junct
ure, extinguished the flames in his kitchen,
and aiming himself started after the tramp,
enlisting a posse. The tramp will be lynch
ed if caught.
Sale of Liquor on Decoration Day.
HtRKtsBi BO, Pa., Feb. u. The bill to pre
vent the sale of intoxicating drinks on Me
morial day has been held back in the Senate
lo await the action of the Grand Army en
campment at F.rie next week. Post 53, of
this city, the second largest in the state, has
warmly indorsed tlie measure.
Belle Starr Shot.
Ft. Smith, Ark., Feb. 5. There is no
doubt about the death of Belle Starr Mon
day night at Eufiila, I. T., in a shooting
affray. Belle Starr was, without exception,
the most desperate woman that ever figured
on the American border, a companion piece
to Calamity Jane of Dakota. Heroperations
ia connection with a strong band of out
laws have extended over a period of about a
dozen yean' tiiae and in territory covered
the regian front Sew Mexico to Arkansas.
She was tin wife originally of Cole
Younger, and lived with him in Teias be
fore that notorious bandit entered his des
pcruie career in Minnesota. After Cole
Younger's capture in Minnesota she became
the wife of Jim Starr of the Indian Terri
tory, and for several years she, hr husliand
and their outlaw band figured in miny of
the mo-t desperate deeds of outlawry, such
as nibberies. murders, Cttal affrays, shielding
fugitives, etc.
County Temperance Convention.
Whereas, the Legislature of Pennsylvania
has provided for tbe submission of the Tem
perance Amendment to a vote of the people
on the isih day of June next, and whereas,
the Constitutional Amendment Association,
the Prohibition Party, the W. C. T. C, and
all other Temperance Associations of Penn
sylvania liave united in a call for an Amend
ment Convention to be held at Hamsburg,
Pa., on Tuesday, February 10, 1389, and
whereas, all the friends of Temperance in tbe
Stale are urged to be represented in tbe Con
vention, for.lhe purpose of effecting a thor
ough Slate organization upon a Mrictly son
portmtn and aoa actional baJii; therefore, we
the undersigned hereby call a County Con
vention, to be held in Somerset on
FEIDA F, FEBRUARY 15, 1839,
at 1 o'clock p. in. Ail friends ofthe Amend
ment are urged to attend. Delegates from
all Temperauce organizations, all Churches,
Sabbat h-schooJa, etc., are expected to be
pieant, for the purpose of selecting di legates
to the State Convention, and to take steps to
o-ganiie the county for effective work in the
campaign.
AH delegates will report at the M. E.
Church on their arrival, and will be assign
ed places of entertainmeit.
Valextisx Hat,
President County C. A. A.
Geo. H. Hockixo,
Chm. Co. Com. Pro. Party.
Mas. A. W.Gbowill.
County President W. C. T. I".
Frwa our sptteial onvsai.lcnt.
IlAaatsBinu. Feb. n. !a.4f).
MIEKIFPS SALE.
i:v virtniof snn'iry wrtts of tec Ts and Fl K
tuwt out,.; the t ufiif t'oeitiwm I';esoJ sjimers-
1 M ji I'm I tri'.l .1 i. u (wtltlk- IBL t
The present legislature is noicd f its ant i.jn auw:, in somerset Boroush, at 1 o ekKk r.
There has nothing ofthe kind j -uu
The iVw. of ! O A TIIDI. A V CCD OO 'OH
Cooper's New Election Law.
H ikkisbcik,, Feb. 6 There was an inter
esting discussion In tbe Senate to-dry on
lie has any entire n'spect and confi- Cootst's joint resolution proposing an
Seiioe."' I amendment to the Constitution abolishing
, . .,. .!. .i! the isill tax and requiring a vo'er to reside
And vet, witlitn a fortnight from the I . ' .
, ,.,V ,. . j in a dislr.ct thirty days bclbre rhe election to
time of the utl. of las high com- eutitle hiai to the franchise, instead of sixty
am-adation. Previa, ut Cleveland curtly M 6l(J b, ,le Con,titution Xhe
old him his services noald be no longer j jm rCTolution a!so ,., rfec-
toUxw'.ea. 1 ne coubot w ui now aaait, f,n) ,;)C w,;aPr:ce requirem-nt. Sen-
sith Ia!e4 ureath tbe outotue of this j atort Mactariaoe, Green, McAleerand Shull
.raew"sH)t.-ratiDg elctBcjit in the gTeat
enionralit turrta;.
-eike in lavor oi the proposed amendment
whkb iu passed finally yeas, 3 ; nays, 8.
of lobl-vists.
as yet made iu appearance.
last week one day said editorially :
"Tbe news comes from Harri-ourj: lhat
there ia anetitire absence of jobbery and the
flavor of jobs aVmt the present Lcg!ature.
There has ten no siju of a lobSy so far tnis
session, although there are unfler cori:lera
tion several measures of a kind that wonld
ordinarily invite tbe attention of interested
parties with such influence as might be
thought effective. Al! this is very good
news, indeed, and it is much to Is.- desired
that the" same clean character of the sur
roundings at the tlapitol shall be maintain
ed to tlie end. Peuruylrsnia, unfortutaitely,
baa not always bad a good reputation :n this
respect, byt (or some years loere has leen a
very treat, even if somewhat gradual, im
provetnent. If there is reaily to be uo lobby
and no jobbery about the present Legisla
ture, it may truly become known as the
model Legislature, not only of runylva
nia. but of the .country."
This is as it should lie. So long ss a legis
lative body can be kept free from jobs of ev
ery kind, it is on a pretty fair way to do
tome very good work. In f ft it has been
jocosely remarked that one reason for issuing
a science edition of the bird bo-.fc is that
there is no picture of tlie "leiNlstire roos
ter" in the first edition. This, however, is
no reason why there should be a sncond edi
tion. The bill providing tor a second edition
has passed the Senate It provides for Pi.tMO
copies. It has been amended in the House
to lD.Ooo. There is some doubt if it will pa
finally, and more doubt if the biil will be
signed by the tovernor. Lgi.-ialion of this
kind is questionable, and there are good
members who liiink tlie passage of the first
act was a mistake, ami do no, feel like com
mitting tbe same blunder a second time.
On Tuesday the municipal bid passed
third reading about the same as it came from
the committee. It has ;:m: to the Senate
but it is feared w ill not pass that body in
time for the spring eltsMiotis.
The bill electing assessors for three years
pis.se-1 tbe House finally also, on Tuesday,
but few bills parsed the Mouse on Wednes
day on second reading, and they were of
little or no consequence. On Thursday the
'entire session was taken uu discussing toe
bounty scalp b 11. It created cous-i.lerabie
excitement, but fiuelly ias.-ed second read
ing as it came from the committee, extend
ing the act to foxes, minks and weasels. Owls
were added by way of amendment, hut it is
thought that it was done to defeat the bill,
and will likely be taken off ; iu fact, minks
and weasili w ill likely I stricken iff and
foxes only added on final paisago.
1 non-peal ol tlie oh! lence law lull a as !
not called up. There is some doubt if i; will j
pass tbe Horn. j
Tbe week has not beeu very profitable for !
good results in legislation ; the m.slcl l gis- i
lature did not do model work. There ti loo j
much wind here, and when aroused it takes i
lime to hare it blow off. j
On Friday the Dressed Beef biil came up
to be placed on the calendar, after having j
been negatived by the Judiciary twncral j
Committee, to which it had been referred. I
This the House refused to do, although a
strong effort was made by the (iruimcrele
mentof the House. I. i, purely a movement $ S',uiJtJi
A!l the ripv.it, tit;r fciortr atkI Hiim Henrr
ait, "i. ill turf l-o IDf follow iitx (tov-ribsi It-aJ
i-tsit . vi : A Orra-tn irfe-iu, iarnl ii tMetin Ulwk
'J . fa. f.?i- rrt I t 'oUIMV, 1'A.. HIi:rt 4Ula
of JwatU .suy-tr. rvimu i SwMriicx mui Javb
iiWatV. 1UlttlaJl!i J I'J- aV'ft', KWTe Of k. sUOai
2 if Tv :Wtnvl, hiiViitt thervun em-tt-! m two
H4ry Ir.uuf awt-t.iia-e. Urn bank btmrn. aa other
uu'jHJiltiinxs. wiiii iht; L-puneuaiirr.
i ua.Ji Ui oirr-MKf m Ittr tpeiTr of Rfory
C..-va.i, a( im;jsvi rH. ud iL M. Suydcr. .
A!.St
All rirht, till". intcnt suri cinim of J. O,
eyr-rx or, iu autl Ui kHkmai ikMiilwd noil
"tut, Totrrtr ' - -
No. I. Two brtA In the town of Rimanin,
huuimn TowiiUtip. rxmerx't Cuumy. Fa , kouvu
H kaU -V. VIK1 H, fnMMlUf llaVW Afaue
and Hf-iaii Avrnue, wtin a two KtsCY name
UueHiuK Ikmim', wahU, aixl other nuitmlhhua-
locmm erarted, lately wee-jpird tf Amua txrttz.
N.j, A. X h ui rftiHiixi iu K"iiMaMt.., Httumit
turtitiLiip, fKHuewi rmiBiy. la. kuimn a? UA No.
l,r.. titiauuxt oft kryunj trM:t, or iht fcliJ.ury
lutiirtwt. auti ezU'is'linx ba.-k ioCat-htteiijnvtr,
Ur,juKtl by ulley m ih Nirth. aod Irjt of Mrv
JkUii Suiuh. Stt, Ut hi tha riHith.
N(. a. -Sjv?n liH o( snmittl m IireridHle lior
uturn. MaerM5t ctdim). I'a known on ilw 1uq
ut jJrjtir. AdUuios. iu iieyerwialta iota Nja. 1,
Ui. 1. I, U7. lj. and Ijy, : md lota avirairis
rt'-U trthtr. aitJ atv ixmmit-U on Ue nonh by au
a ;i'y, aDt1 a Uic uth uy a rtrvat.
No. . Two lots la Mytitiie Bonajr;h in
mui couiiiy, know a on the plan of Mt vers AdJi-ti-tu
tt.-iu tsitriitiijh, a iot .N, i ami Nuitd
vn Uiv Nrth ty 2tvi avenue, t-t by No. iy,
hsMirh by al;e autl MUtl l'mt;n ruati, aud HVM
by ht-m' fcirvet.
No. o. 'a 14 iu Meyerstirtle B.rouah, In said
County, known on trw ptau of Mytrr' A(ltiihn
to Niiti bvroUjlt a. litt So. lol. btmitoVd on me
Nonti In- an aitvy, ? ;th by s-t-oud aTeiiuc, VVfX
by ( Lt'sumt trvi n'nl fcj.-4 by lot No. ittt.
Nt. Uu A inrt of la ixl ;tiia: in Summit Twp.,
Sumrr-fi t'oonty I'a., r utJtiDiu ' ac-ttr trnt
niviiAiirf, a ij.atiiiij: lan.l! of II are, Sotoaton
iitntui. ljin?l Marker. Andrew t'ri'ltr, aitd
oiht-ni. kmtwn ax tho " biH-k Wiltrout " lra-t
portitm of tat tract t vt-U titnttervil.
I tiau ii in trxtrt-ution a the pnrixt-rtT of J. O.
Mtyer at the Mtit of tmanuel Ijciiiy c d.
s-AIO
All the ritlit. Urle, intercut and ciaiin of WHber
F. ii ii'in wsii' ot, lit and to ihe totlow iiig -h
nbrd real e-ual. viz : The undividttl onr-hnlf
lnrt. aud the itinlividt-d oue-fourth j.sart tf a ctr
Xniti tntt t ot luiid Miuaie in lwer TurkeyfooC
Ttw Ij-1hi, StinK-ret Tounty. I t warraiiU-tt to
tvttri.'- liark. Jr., adjtaiiiutc Unda warranted to
W ili;otn lrk, J.hu K.fd r, i-amuel I'atister. Wil
liam Jmi aad oihen. containing 41 3 4 acrwi mttru
or 1.-.
Tuk. n in exixntion a '.h y pronrtv of Wilber F.
Ilt-tnirii-isMot), At the imittifU. W. C. Biducii and
MadiKfU iiilty'if fcsecutort.
AIO
Al! the rUM, litio. in! crest and claim of Sam n el
8iurti!of, in and to the fotbminir dtrtribed real
estate, viz : A certain tnici ot land aituate iu
Nor I i..mplo Toun-bi, SoDK'ret t'tmniy, Va.?
aljttini:ii lti:i'N of Aiianiatt Fh-kinifr, John
N'.-rt. tt-s nxr Kliekirtrfr and Sarah Mcitride. ctrti
tJtinihi; acrex imr or Je, havint? ilerein
ertt tf. a -rood l ttrT plank dwellinr hoim.
stiiMc, and other oi:thuild!tn : a-Hrtit V ai-ren
ii!td r n iesin! aieof ruitiaiton, ntil watered,
Ac., wiih lite apptirtt'Daiue.
Trtken inexertiiiii-ti as the pnoerty of Samuel
ituru, at ttetftiUot J- H. Knti ane.
AU0
All the riirht title frib-rtft and rtulm of Jie
11. t iiniminsof, in and to the follow! uk declined
rt iil estate ir. :
No, i. A rvrtflin lot of rvnnd Fitnate in Som
erset iv..nuch. somerM't County 'a.t known on
the plati of aid lmroi:fh a t!e western half of
No. l-Vi. houndctl on the North by Cuion
itnet, n the ht y remaiinh-r f lot No. b'w
niovr o nod by Miv Oiimniftr. on the Kuth by
Wr:i. ftPvi. on the tVtf'. Iy lot of Saniiit l Huu-Mi-ker.
hnviue thereon ert tel a iante two mry
ilw-'iliut h Hi?. jm in irtsod state of -culiivation
w ltd fruit lr-tt Au.
N. 2. Two .--ertain Utn of trTrmnd -rftnate In
Sm-rM.t lu.rtMijfh. mtern.-. Ctriiniy l'a.. known
on t.'ie t'eneral pl-iMl' aid lMrouh a lot Now.
'Jf'.Hud -t-J bounded on the Nitrth by Mum treet,
on K t by KridT alter, on the South by l'a
tri. t -trrt. antl on the Wot by lot of Mr, lienry
Kr ukf. hM in meadow.
Titlici inet-Miion the pT-operty of .lames B.
Cumnrru at the Mill of (. off roth k Kuppel.
--ALSO-
All the rtfht titb inlenwtnnd rlaimnf Timothy
Met rtv. ot in and to the urtc wi I of the ft d
1 o.vinK Un. f ifrotiiid situate la klkti'-k Town
shio; iMttrfot .. l'a.. lo wit: iVKitiuinff at a
l""" i -" "" -vt'
wtlhimn on iine of laud of S. I. Miller, thence
on their part. The bill provides Ijt tin? pro
tection of public hea.th by promoting tbe
swine, ana matting n a niiMenieanor to sen
the aatne without inspection before slaugh
tering, within tiii a CouimonwettUh. and to
authorize counties and niunini-alitie to air
point insptsHors thereof. This is what is
known as tlie "Chicago DrsMtJ Bwfbill.'
Legislation ofthe kind is very doubtful. The
Inter-State rommerce business if ?o free that
to place any restrictions upon it by legisla
tion, is looked upon as an infritim?iit not
warranted by the Constitution. The frit-mis
ofthe measure doubted the conHtitutionality
of the act. Tbe comity of tyate? is so
great that to disturb it by legislation of tbis
kind b to recognize the iH.Tni.-nms doctrine
of State rights, and in tlte end inut prove a
eryrreat injury. The I'i.iialelphia Ve
of Kriilay in a long editorial sttvuIy con
demned the bill, and tiie T'.ih of Saturday
closes an editorial as follows : ' Wliiie some
system of iii-jHX-tion of food articles that
would inspect miht le ttdvitiitaeoii a btil
that had for its only oljtvt the misin of an
imjaHable wall aaint alt U-ef killed out
side of tbe bo'indaries of the State deserved
only to die, and be buried a? quickly as pos
sible." licrew is when? the friends of the
proposed leglslalion made a niiMake. It
looked too much like a-i etfort to crowd out
the Chicago btf, and hence incre-c the de
mand and price of home pod'iction. Mil
ler, of your county, voted for lint bill, and
Tugh against it.
The social event of the week wai ihe re
ception given by the Governor, at the Jisec
utive Mansion. It wa. a brilliant cll'air,
there being some fifteen hundred gut-stt
present. The youth uiid Intatity ofiiicity.
as well as a larre nuinlier from advance,
together with the Members and Senators
were present. The (rovernor was at his bet
and his charming wife received wi'.h much i
affability and cordiality. The Mowers were
beautiful, the music fine, and many of the
ladies' dresf-es wereelaUrae. The alTair was
noted for the absence of anything? strotiL-er
to drink than lemonade, and no dancing. J
It is rumored that there are to be several I
more of tbe kind during the session.
Following tlte gnyety of the reception came
the announcement ofthe fud.-n dou'.Ii of
Senator Taylor, from the city of Thiladel
pbia. He was a bright youn man, auddiel
after a short illness, of pneumonia. Ills
death is regretted by all who know him ;
tbe burial takes place on Sunday, in his na
tive city. The Senate will attend tlie funeral
in a body.
The South Penn has so many aiih, that
no one seems to know what will be the final
outcome. As yet Senator S;ecl s bill ex
tending Railroad charters ha not come o.t
of ibe Senate Committee, aud it is doubtful
if tbe bill will U favorably reorteil. Toe
bill is general in itscharacter, an l it is claim
ed by some has no reference U the Smth
Penn muddle. It is very difficult to say
what will be the ji txU of that unforttinato
mad. Representative Pugh t ofthe opin
ion that it will not be built at this time, and
the oily and bert thing to be done is to al
low the charier to expire and hiirs a new
company formed, with a new charter; tbe
amonntof work done mipht induce subse
quent stockholders to build the road. It
cannot pas into the hands of (lie Pennsyl
vania Company, under the decisions of the
Court. The Vatiderbiits mny hold it as a
lah over tlie P. R. Ii., in order to accom
plish certain ends. Pugh is trying to get an
Interview with Pennsylvania officials in re
gard to the road, but so far has failc
Piiimf.
a.oi'nnio n f. -' p to pittre oi txtmnniB
i o:ii.nt;iK 1 1'-' percbe. havtm: thereon ere' le'l a
V.. Tor fnune dweilitiK hou? tud other out
ba'ddinir.
Tnktrn in execution a the tar-r-?rty of Titntthy
M fart at the hU of Win. II. Hay.
NOTICE
A!l perwis pitrchalnpr at tlie ahore snlr wtlt
please hike notice thai a pan uf the trtirchHse
money tit be made known at the time of the
(uic will he required as toou as the property is
knocked down, otherwise it witl auriiutM expos
ed to sale at the rudt of the first purehawr. The
residue of thepim-hase money nmt be taid on
or tM-ftire Thursday of the lr week of ttit Keb.
term of Court, the time flxet by the lonrt
fr seeuriior the a-'knowlfdirment of deed, and
nod-el will e acknowledged uutil the purchase
money U paid in fulL
Ph :rifrrncct R. 9. McMII-t-EX.
Jan 30. I .. iShentt
A
DM I M STK A TO W.i NOTICE,
Jistateof John F. MKirejrtw, dwr'd. late of Fhade
Townhin. Sftnicrsct ContiTy. Pa.
Inters of Admimtraiiofi on the aliove estate
haviiiK been Kranted to the nnderst;riied by tbe
pmjs-r authontv. notice fs hereby Ktwn to alt
(w-rvHts indebted to said mate to make imtm-sli-nif
payment, and ihK hevine claims 0Kninwt
teainewiU prent them duiy authei:ti(-a:etl
for settlement on or hefiire Jtunmry 12, lttj, at
it. v residence in Shade Towmhin.
de c.V Adcitu L-t ra: or.
NOTICE.
N'otir5 U horr-hy (riven that Wm. It. Cook, and
Jr.b H eel tier, K ie 'HMm of in list will and
tetnlnt-nt of Iuiel I'tckeT. deceaed. have
fl!d tite r lin.d ac--t i. id in said csmte ai;d hae
ftreeiiifd (heir ptMitioii to the Judges ot the
i 'ri'hriith' Court for di-s-lmri-e. w hi-h will be heatd
a M'Uidav the inh of Feb. l:t.
JACOB D. SWANK.
Clerk.
CLK TO AtVElT iK Kfcr'USE.
Jese rit-htieid. and Manerva C. I Mill,
intt mtarrird with Kith ami Keed, of 1'iits
burirh i'a. :
You are hTi-hy nitif?eil to be aid appear at
nn Ondi.-ir's" Court 'to b- hld in and ftr somerset
tMintv, Pa . on MtuVirty, the i'tth day of Fetntiary
n. xt tiieii kind tiieri-H'-ct-i.t or ruf.ts.- Ui take
the Ka! Kmh'v f I'ete Im.11, decea('l. at the
a'ttintix d vsiimtion, itrshow cxum: why the ame
slio dd ivtt ie M',d.
SheritrsOftic. R.8. McMIId.KN.
St'nierset, Jan. Iti, 9. Sheriff.
Ii
ETAIL LIQUOR LICENSES.
Notice i" hcn-liv riron that the d"idlowinir
nam-i f-rin have ftl.- t their art.-irions for
Tmeni l.i.viK in my o. . with th- ls.md. ?er-tii'-a;cf.
A--., and th.tt tin.- oime will b; preeni'-il
t thf Court of vuater -moii for al'o Aai.ee, on
MoMUiiv, rebrtiaiv 't. y ;
i -barl A MU'-ln tl, IVt -Tdrirg. A-ldlsoa Twp.
Kdnnrd Ni k!o.
M i;vr c Switz--r. Haid Patch, T.iriroer Twp.
Auk ist Kiienier. Conemaiiicn Twn.
Scittt S:er-jcr. ConJueiiee KortJiijrh.
Nat haul 1 Sheer. JtievorUie borutifrh.
K. Kyle.
Jovcp1! s.-hr-M'k', (ib'n'-oe, Northmttcn Twp.
Kiia A. Tin man, Somerset Bo-ac;b.
Clerk's Oliee. I). J. UtiRNKH.
Sowervt. Fet. 4, clerk.
IT OF PARTITION'.
Tv Hannh Uihr fnlrnnarrted with Famnc1 tv
haint.r Kyjtii. B,-:;rl 1X. Fa. : lu-njanilD lift
if Kihrluvn lulNtrd i ihihiv F... .uu
Kiniui'j-1 jt i,! rrmu. hs-il.n!. r.i . l'a.
Y'mi art hfrt-t.y noii;;-. ihat in (.irxianti; ijf a
V-it ot i'armittn iiilt-4l uiit t'the rpt;.UK' I'tiurt
ot Sim.-rv, l l oun'.y. Pa., anil lt nie ilirt--tcd, 1
will htM Hn iDiueHt iQ tlie preniiiH-. un lh n-al
ctiit" of Th.rtiitt Llr. dee'd. iiltialo iu Shade
and Paint Tp.. .Snu'rset Coinily, l'a., fn Thur
dy the JILd-iy f tvimiary next, when aod
wncrc you c-auatteud II you think pmpt-r.
9. 31CJklll.l.K.
Sberi8"i (intra, I
R.
8hcri(T.
School Raport.
Following is a report of the Broram
School, jt tbe month ending January 29,
1SS9 :
W hole nnmber of pupils enrolled, males,
10, fcm&li-s, 14, tolal, 30.
Average attendance, males, 15, females, 13,
total, 2i.
1'ercnL of attendance, males, 9 1, females,
95, lot U, as.
The following named pupils were ia at
tendant every day during tlie month : C.
E. Bak3r,Roa Hoover, Eddie Hoover, Crank
G. Walter, William Zimmerman, Samuel
Ankeuy, Mary Zin merraxn. A. Gttly, Moll
Hoover, Annie A-ikeny, Maggie Ankeny,
and Lizaie Walter.
Names of Visitors Mrs. John Swank, and
Messrs. Ru.lolph H jover, Xoah Hoover and
John Murry.
- F. S. Good, Teacher.
b3a.H
JM LETO ACC'KPT OR KKFl'SE,
To Hnnison Keim, .Jacob Keim. Win. Keim.
and Mary Keim, iniemiarriel ith Walter C.
hae.ifCaileton. Thayer County, Neb. : An
nie Kc:ni. intennarried with Jteph C Iteiider.
and Oni a Keim i:tfr:narrh d with lohn M.
Hrnd -r, ot S:ranr. Fnimoro ... Net. ; Catha
rine Keim. inicnnarri.-d with Wm. Tatdter. of
iMui'-an Falls. Miinkiritfhani County. . ;
"ou are hereby notinetl u be and apsear at
en firpbam f-airtto be held In and for H.wieif-et
C4.mny. Pa , on Monday, the 2 ith day of Februa
ry next, then and there to acceptor rMu to take
the real estate of Eliza Keim. deeeasel. at the an
. raised valiiHt'iHi, or tuw eawe why the uune
tumid not be sold.
Bhenn ' ofhee, ! - & McMIM.EV.
jaii. lfi, en Sheriff.
W ANTE
D
rvll I Irwl
Absolutely Pure.
This Powder never varies. A marvel of purity.
rtrpQjrlh and wholenmnt". Mtrt? .nomiral
than ilxordltuirT kiDda, ad eanixa lieuMu
rooipeuiion aiiii the muituudeor low t-t. abort
weini, ainm or pboihate r.w-l.-r sM ony
aa ram. HovaL BaaiKu iowita UiaraNY, loS
wall Street. Xew Vara. Tavist.
CAUESMEN -
To handle my thoroughly rt liabl- SuiNirrv St-k
on fatary or ronitniMii. Permanent emplov-nu-nt
piutraiiu-wl. imrtit free. Prvviou experi
rnoe at requirist. Write lo
C. YATEcj, Nunerymin.
Rochester, N. Y.
Meotion this paper.
J IT I't- liURG 1 1 FEMA LK T'GiXiAJli j
A.nl Conservatory of Music.
Also Fchon! of Elocution and Fine Arts, and
biM trhrtl itft ynunx iS'lirs ; untlrpa.od IwinM
roinforta and care ; i.'emniW tleahhiuil Charpr
e. very moderate I Next terra will open January
1Mb ! Send for new (JaU opw to
A. 11. NOKCKOS3. l. 1)., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Tax Payera. Take) Notice.
Does Prohibition Prohibit? We claim it
does nt ; the facts are on our side. Consult
your friends in Muiite, A'cmhu, and lima.
Tin y will tell yoa it is a farce, and increases
taxe. Consult vonrown interests bv onier
inr Wines and Liquors direct froiii head
quarters. H'e'U tre pju mutnett, give you bet
ter ami purer gixxls, till orders more prompt
ly, and price-, are lower than elsewhere.
Silver Aor, Asholctrlv Pcrs Rye, emlore
ed liy physicians, ul in hospitals. Only
il.SO full Klancianl quart
Ourtenheimtr Pnre Kye. r. yr. old, II 00 qnart.'
,:)i-ill ii - j.uo
Overholt V 6
Fiuch (iolrt. a Weddituj " i.uu
! bvllie). j,i.tl (
Ports Sherrie Bran 1,. tfhKkie.. Oin, p.
Ui vul quart up. uippod lo all (arum
tin t S . cireli.KT pat-ke.-l. No rx-n cl.a-T-e it
pa.-tajres. eWrei trial orrtr. Write t.jr ue cr.m-r-!ete
(.u:al,y.i- vi inre il uuon tuia
papi-r,
MAX KIX1X,
(1 Federal AlleRheny, Pa.
REPORT OF THE COUNTY AUDITORS OF SOMER
SET COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA.
-o-
Receipts and Expenditures of Somorset County, Pa., from the
First Monday of January. 1833, to the First Monday
of January, 1S89.
GEORf.E J. BLACK. ESQ , Treasurer or Somerset Coantr, Fa., in Acconnt
with the County of sornem-t :
RECEIPTS DR.
For Tax Received fim Collectsrs of State and County Rates for the years 18S5,
ISSfi, 1SS7 and 1SSS. . "
CouxcToaa.
Yr Co. Tax. Spee.Taa State Taa.
I Joeef.h NnH
m 11 Vi!l!er
. A..lmia
, AlleirtH-nr
. Berlin bonaiitb..
. la.-k..
:t-J..ka S Hi-:tirt ,
JS)ur Oriu-hfiei.L....
Aroo. Ualkee-. Brwht.T-vaT!i-y
mon 1 hi ma i ont-mairyu ...
7 A J HilTee... i onfinelice oorooxh.. ...
S lirlet KlkiK-k . ...
! Kreleri-lt iKirr . nt-nviUe .
in II Kuhltnan. Jenerma-
II Thorna- i.ailaaber...... Jenner
l'Jiteoraett JMiir-wn Jeunenown burouga
t-'.ouo Laurentx...,
14-Jam- ohom. .
i . Frank B Klack , -
IA W r Moore
17 J.aeph I. Seehier ......
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NewfVotreville Bor
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Charles Marti iihanipt(
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our jii'ltcnierit anil a.iltiy. an 1
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the f.r,-in U i t-.i?an 1 eirr,vt la'ent.'.ic of t: t',,;;.JA.
rof the Count) of gonterwt, with 5.1 i 1 i'.,m.tv ,,f
of nM County with said C-m-Yv (
f mTet,
Kl: 1 I '.ll!,ty
iill 9J1.I C.jilo'y ,,(
, wiih sai-1 ' 'hiiiv 1
said omt v. with
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"ere i ;
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5M-nier"et ;
2:J. I'mielJ Horner. IC- , I'rot honor ir,
;'.nirr-ef :
."M. llu.-h S I-M;ller). K , S'leriir ef i: I t i-tiiir
4ih. t-i-s W. WilIiani-oTi. C.enitv t;,mni.HrieT if
of Stiere1 .
3tli. I;ir'd K, Wazner. Co-.ioty C.immis-ion of ml J C-i
tnier'f :
h. (7.tr V. V. tr. O.i'.iMtr C-.moii...i.tner a af i-esiil with ail C-xiti!
the year efniiiii 7'h January. A. P. !-:: an-l we fun to n-rtify a-Ki lio.l t ti
uni.itiTr ic i.ie Mutj ;oi;h oi .joicre, 1 .-.,1 , ,,r-H j i'rn. 1.1 . 1 re-iurer a.. :-;-,re
said, of Fourteen liiou-sitnl e;zi-.i hundred and tirtv-Ni;; itullnn and i--itv tive iU-i
Yjurh of said otti.vrs named ah ive. and othert. v d i!y siim notie.1 t ) :i;,:.-ar i,.f,,r
me Aiiniiorr .nee snnpit-na tippcti'ie!), an-I tney 01,1 apf-eur beiore us an;t prv!ifet
uvejaii, oHFi nrr?. "nirr, 011m. aoI mger.
l trM-mif ttkmmf we have hereunto set our b:ji-i and teals this lit ,Li
Krnruarv, 1nv.
. f SFMRKR
Attest: ; F:riki, .iMip
A. C. H-.t.setT. ( J'.'H.N iJAIIKlNii.
lltrlt. Cmntv Aihlilora
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OUTSTAXDIXG COUNTY, SPECIAL AXD STATIC
TAXES of Somerset County, Pennsylvania, on the
7th day of January, A. D. 1889, due and owing by the
Collectors of the differeut boroughs and townships, in" said
County, as follows :
of
3 Charles MeMillsa
: M-urylK.re .
411 Jai-oi J Zorn ......
41 A Kiinineii ......
44 Aiex Snyder ...
4-1 l&ar YiKler
44 A J Knrmrw
4-" Abraham Iowry
4. Frederick thirr.
47 A II Kuhlmau
4" Hufil- HnlK'h. .
41" JnhnLSipp
l& io lanrenrz ....
fit (' H Ankenv
S4 John': llo-iettler.
MJere Wlitpkey
.'I Alex t; Markle..
. .A4i11so ....
Alieg;i"nT,
. Berlin Borough ..
Ilrolhersvahey
. .'llai-k
f'otierrmngh
t'onti'ient-e Uonmgh
. KU-iek
ireenvill,
.teffervm
,.m lennerluwD borough
Jenner
Larimer .
Ixuer TurkevfrtH
MeverwlaU! llol-iHigb
Mi.l.lletraek
SJillor t..
.' H A 'erser , ..:.Ne l!tltlare Borough
;V, N B loorbnvb. Nonlian?i.t.in.
'John i HnvUer.. . Neiv lentreville Borough-
M FAill!Nn...
W A 1 Weaver
1'iJohn II Ankeny
;i M H Hartxell
t.4 II Kiilner M
f.t leanon I.ing....w.
MNB MrGnfr.
:!: Fox
W J B Baker .,
ti7 nninel lamhert
t'harlea W PmkIl..
4.9 N J Kreiehmaa.w
7o t William-
7! tmiah J Miller
74 Peter Kneiream.
. e!e..
Paint
IJoernahoning -
Koekuoixl Borough
r'fltrfiry Uontugh
h.le
Somerset Borough
w. Soroem-l
ou!hampton .
stonvwek
sioyeHtoirn Boningh
sniiimit
t'pper Tiirkeyf.it
T'rMiia Bnaiifh
iWtllt?rburg Borough
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1 Frank P Vn.ler.on
4 P -ter Sh--!nll.-r
; Ja-, f 4 i, iin.-i(l
4 i.e. Tire VI .Johnson
A Jhiih-- rml-iro
Kunb B K'avk.
7 IV F More
M F AllK.il .
5 J.wi aa W.iy
10 Suim.-l J l.i.-hlv
11 i.t I. Wm...!
14',eorge II t'oteman
' hari.ii eli:len
H Henry in -M.-V.
1 Jeuti J .im
1. A 1, Kimmell
1. Alex Siier
1H lsiou- Vi.!i-r.
If a .) Bunp-n
31 4hrHh.im Iiwry ...... .
41 Kre,ie'iek IMirr."
44 4 H Ktliiimaa...-
S! Kufni-K.i-l.-h.
41 John l.
2 1 ifo Ijturenu
r H AiiKeiiy...
47 John r H-t- ..i.:ul(-r
J J-re Wh-pker.
4;i 4le Marltle
:! II 4 Werner
:; N it F'rl:ieti
;t4 John D nvler.
:r; M F AIHnou
:l A I) Weaver
:v. John H Ankenv
W . H IUrt i:...'.
37 II Kl.im-
: l'-ar--.n I.ir-g
:ei N B Mrtiri3
; i Fox
I 41 J B llaker
! v' amnel !.;imo, rl
! 4.: ChH-!e W Puj!i
I 41 N .1 K-T .-hman. ..
4. i. r w ii:i.i;n-.. ....
4 I J Mil!.-r... ..
47 Peter kn'itvaai
Notf In thr a),i
eentage to be tle!n.-teii
li-Tr. ri.
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.Mill-, .. .
fro. hip
t
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11, a. 1m n.ir.p .
Jel- ii, rtowe 1..:
.... Lower 1 urkev f,
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.... so,, e.'A n NifH-orh
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A.:.-..n toHn.hn-
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IV-riln !l..r.niic!i ,. .,
Br,.ih.-r-van.-v loa ti.inp.
Itlai-k tow rvh p
' 'ol.ein-i'lirll LfWIlS'lip
rou-ltl'lni-e hokogll
I- U-l.-k l-o n-hp
i,r-env:He to:i-. ip
J. rfer"t! tow :i-h!;
l.-un-.-rloli 11 B.,n,ti;i
.... Jen ri.-r tow ii,(iii
I ,ir:i. r town-hip
I ow er T'irkevii.-t tow !i-b
.... lf venain!,- iUproi.jh
.... Ml-i-U- i-rvek to ii. 'up ....
.... Mu!or! i..w ii-h;i
.... New- Baltimore t,rf-,ri:i:h ..
N..rll..ti:i-t, :t ;-.mii-i:i...,
New t YnlriM ; lit- l-orotij.-!.
.... i g: tow n. hip
t'ltint l-.wn.ii p
... iiieti.alio'ii- v township..
H-..-K -. .-.I tM'r(MiL-li..
- -tii.lnirr h.-rotiKii
.... s'la.le town. hip
.... -rtniTM-t bon.,u-u
roai.-iiip
.. S,itl,ar!ipr..:i lowiuip
. .. -loi.ve-et-k low n.; ip
, .io. n t.foiii: !:
Yr
"oTtx. S;. e. Tax
'ale T
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i:p
To amount ronnty Tax carried lo right hand eolumn....
" Special "
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(Jrtind TMal Tax t'nlleetrd
Borrowt Mony rve .1 from Com., see I'om'n Lelger VoL a, p. l:S!
Kec'd on James Well rneaie! j,!id in Sbaile tp
" Baianee ItitlioiHitarv' feea "
Cliv al.-.! lot in Mever-lale name Sarah Kelly " j
' Sale of ill.l Brirtue at Fort Hill ' " 1
" of John King, part payment of hi half note " " " i
" for l;tijs hiiHefis coal at u1, rent tmsliel " " " j
" County Tax on Unhealed lnda 1. " '
" " " i.vi7( " " '
Redemption money "
" Trtv.-rn Lieentar .le oommiMion) doe County
- Hoad Tax on Cneste1 lands for IK-Ki and le7
" Srhool " '
To Balance due the County of Somerset
EXPENDITURES :
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!h-- FXittier.ii;on, C4muiie.ii. and ; . r-
thptimlfrsienr-! Ontn;n:ssioners of Siiniprmt Citinty, in conformity to law
have orilorp.i the at-i-nnipinyini: iuvounts of Hie li.v eipti :iti 1 Krpvnditiirvi of 'a, ,(
County fir tli- ye:tr !i ho pithlwlnfl. an-l we lierdhv certify that tiie al-lve
stiitenient of the 'it"t:tn.linir Taxe duo s..id t'ountv ia correct, as ier rvcorus m
the Treasurer's and Coiiirui.-wiontrs' (lilices,
n. n. xv.;nfr,
-i:d. m. nkkk.
a,,psv w. williamson".
A. J. Hii.Eti.iN, Clerk. Coniiui.i..ner..
TABULAR STATEMENT
Showing tl:e iipj-reoatcaiiiount of the A4'sstneiit anil Valuation of the scvi-nt
Townshi and iSnroiiirlis in Snuerm-t County, lVnivlvani:i, f.tr the Triennial vi-a-1SS!,
in ai-cordance with the Act of A-mllv, jia-w-d the l-th dav of M.tv I Ml '
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By amount Ordcru for A.eawtrs and A-L.tant Aweanors pay
" " " VieHerspay
" " Commonwealth Cotts
" ' Tipstaw Pay
" . o Countv ('onirnl?!oneTS Salary:
Churle-. IV WillianiMin .
Itavid E. Wanner
tieorge M. .Ned
" " " New Bridge
" " " Kepairs to Bridgea
' " " In.plest on dead bodies
" . " " friliUn; A: Adverting
Somerset lH-morrat
Herald
The Time.
Meyerwlale Commercial
Berlin Keened
John S. Shafer
State rnnventkta
" Election hxpe:ises
" " " Seaipa
" " Ke-ori. for flfficea
' 14 " Stationery a: Pimage
" . " i 'on rt frier's sal an-
" " " Repaint to Court House
Jail
" " " Janltor'a Salary
" t'ommlaaioner'a Clerk's fialarv
" " W ltnewte heforr County Aaditor's settlement 1V
" ' Con.tahlea' ketiinia
" " " Jurr Commiaaionent' pay
" " Ik Jury
" " " (,rand Jumra'
" " " Traverae " "
mm ( HiniY Autlitnn' Pav
t.alirlel flood
Saniiiel V. Shober
John (jabrius;
inxraoni itospltal
" " " Harn.rMirg
" mm Mrtanza Ref.Tn Sehratl
" " " Wetern renitentUnr
" " " Auilitia-a' Clerks' I'a'y (Mcveisl
"" Attv's " iKntxer)
" " Fuel for Crairt Itnuae and Jail
" " " Juil KTpenes
" 44 " Court litany ciinwt, oil Jte
" mm inp-eet on Itommed money
" " Stenorrnpher.' pav
" " " fav of Tali-men Jnrora
" M " Money refuudtd on I'ntieated Ijinds
" " " Tax
" " r.'tad T'amaeea
" - " " Iiriet Altorneya' f.-es
" " " Prnthomgarya
" " " Khenff h fee
" " " ' ommisdioner Attoniey'ii Salary
" " " Trav. !liiigcxpen-
" " " Jail Phy-ieian s pav
" " Tran-rihiiiff JudLinenr Ac
" ' Interest on MuMlir-an Fund
" " Poor llonw (icier to balaDt expenaes
" ' " t.'neaieil lnd ale
" " Ht.ldient' Funeral Kxi-en-es
" 44 " Biairding Jurora
" mm cleaning pul.lic Vault
" " " Freishl and Fxpretchareet paid
" " " Recorder. Few Oallu Coiiuty off.cers
" " " Livery Hire
m m Rfj,! Inspection
" " " Conrresional Keturn Judges
" mm oven-ai-l taxea
' Co-m'T Institute
" " Jail Watehman
" " Aodiror Pno;je Accounts
mm Adjiisline Meridian Line
" " Hiirvev of stare line ttithern boundary of Co
m haianee title Treasurer Schr.tck
" m m fitrmer O-dersof 14V 'HS. "sti, '7
" " To Twpa. A Bitrs. for School at Rd Tax 's4 ileus coro.)
" " " 1HS4
" " Tn-as. Black Coniait-wim at 2' j per et oa S-VJll 24 1
Total Expenditures $ ,VI9
B balanie due County liti'A
$ 71.VS 24 '
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I'L-TRICTS.
Addion
Allegheny
Berlin Borough .
Bna hemvaliey ..
B!a k ..
Conemaiiah
Conf.uenee B.iruilgli
Flklit-k .
(treenville-
Jefferson
Jennertown Hontugh
Jellller m
Larimer
Itwer Torket iVstr
Mcyersdtile H,troui:Il
M.!deiek
"iTforrl... ...
New- Bultiinore fWouuh.
New Cenirevilie B. trough
Northampton
ile
Paint.
tiuemar.oriine ,
K.M-kwi.Ml llt.taigh .
Saloleiry Firaili.
Shade
S.tmerwt Borough
eoniersi-t
Sttittliainpion
Stony, reek ...
Srovesi.twn Borough
Summit
Cpper Turkevtisjt
t'r-ina B.iroiiL-h
Wellersburg Borough
The nnilersigne.l
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44.144 l.m-s
hereby give no
Moliilay. 4-'Mi
Iier any of the
titlltv Commissioners of S-tmer-er i'ltntnv r...,'a 1
iiisruiit, tney win -ir aa a noiistoi revision at their oili.-e in Somerset on
ilav of Kelirojiry. s:i. at wl.irh time and i.i.i.e thty will .litermine whet!
J i . i"e As-esaop. liave la-en in-t-le he.iwa pi t rile, a.cor.1 injj to the nieun
..... , t , .AT-,u y pu-se.i in.. 10111 nay 01 .May, isn.
A"'M,: f 1- K. WJiiXF.R.
A. J . illLEU sj. ,;!.;,, M vi'l'f
in.
Conitiii-si, .ners' fnfit-e, Keb. 4, l-s!.
niig
l'. W. WILLIAMS" iX.
Cornmi.-sinnera.
I "V J HORNER. E-n... Prothonntary and clerk of the Cmrt of Quarter Seaslona. and (erand
1 Terminer of the. County of Somerset. Pa., iu account wita Somerset County f A. D. 1-ss.
To Jury tees Jt fines ree d a t-er hni No in of ) No 2-J) to 24 Inclusive
" . Amotiut cliargiHt on Com-ai-i.er s 1-tlger Vol. a page i:r2
" ' Mmek off biil Itv t'onimUsi.e-rs and their Attorney
" Onler No. for baialicti due I). J. Horner
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Tn Jury fees reed, durirr A. IV 1s as per Bill No 21 of -sg paee 7 of bi'J
" Aral of items atnick off bill bv t-omini-sioners and their Attorney
" " Order No. for balance due H. s. MeMiilen
By W.l for boanlinr prlarmem. washing Tnrnkey fees pn. 1 A 2 of bill
" drawing Juror, removing convicta, Ac 41 :l 4 4 -
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I yAVID E. WAGNEH, t 'oonty Commiasioner in acconnt with tbe County of Somerset for ls.
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SIIOT-UUXS AND RIFLKS, V.
SLEKJII IJELL SADDLE CIIIME.-
BLANKETS, HORSE IJLANKETS.
LADIES' SKATES,
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BOB-SLEDS.
SLEIGH ROBES.
HARNESS, WIIIDS,
GENTS' SKATES.
BOYS' SKATES.
have just received a largo line of tlie :ilove rood-, nhh h we nr
selliiii ut
VERY LOW PRICES.
PLEASE CALL AND SEE THEM AT THE
PIVUDAVR K STOHIl: of
JAS. B. HOLDERBAUM,
Somerset, Penh'a.
JE0RGK M. ISET'F, County Cammmiitner In account with the tVjunty of Somerset lor imti.
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To sirgTCM-ite amonnt orders ree'd bv fvmm!sioner Neff
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Indebtedness of Somerset County on the 7th
day of January, A. D. 1888:
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W E the nndersiened Au.iitnrs of the Cnnty of Somerse. in the Commonwealth of
rennsrlvn-a, do certify that in p-m-iaiiee of :h-7th ,-ieetion of flie Act er.titleil -An
Act rt-.sting to Counties. Town-hii. Ac," p3s.-ed the l.tth rlay of Apn'. ls.;l we met at
the reat of Justice in the Countv of Somerset n tin. :ih ,l ,,r ran,,.. ia,.' j .a'
j beiniduly sworn, did audit, settle, and a-ljust the several areunnts minimi bv'law ajrree
I ably to the several Acts of Assembly and supplement thereto, and according to the best of
Louthers Drug Store,
Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
THsHodsl Dng Stcrs is Rapidly Beccaing a Great
Favorits with Pecph in Search, cf
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS,
Medicines. Dye Stuffs. Sponges. Tnises,
Supporters. Toilet Articles.
Perfumes, &c.
TUB DOCTOR GIVES PEKdOSAL ATTENTION TO THE COMPOCMHS.i or
P&ysiciaiis'Prescrlptions I Familj Eeceipts
ORBAT CARE BEISa TA a'JLV To LSX OXLY JtiSJf ASD PIRB ARTICLES
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES,
And r. Full Line of Optical Goods always on hand. From
such a large assortment all tan be suited.
THE FIHEST BRANDS OF CIGARS
Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display oar i&od
to intending purchasers, whether they buy
from us 01 elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER, M. D.
MAIN STREET - - ? - SOMERSET. PA.