The Somerset Herald
GEOKGE R. SXXLU XAiUv.
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Frbraa-T , I
perfume
c at E w kw A Srijders.
All km
of trusses at B.esexker -t Suy-
a.--.
f-fnarto CVarss specialty t Schrock's
i sad spectas:' i B.esw.kT A
E f.asw
S,rrf
B:
,e.er Snyder's.
o:j CJ k:uia pries,
-,k t fed store,
j- r klr-A-of feats -l K.T' pn'ra
....nl. ar.l J -n't f -" J. B. lioiOw
. Harlan.
.-... sws put:." and cranbrmea,
s t.'. k. l! JfrrT.
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t
a new ':
h I at. Im w-t Jar
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r n in ai-d see n
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Kinj of Sim-n is only
i.mi.'t to wear any
lv
tlp American Im.
n Il.mie. Il is
wl.
. Knir'h and ter-
-, !'i tTIk U-'tur 1'
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fvtlrand K-'ai!. f a le at Ftsh-
k N.'i t! yvar ror.n l.
t,,p, :tvl fr.im. at
J. B. S) I'tm.
re twm Unt f .liinitij!". pnr.iamn.
. and a s-:i-ral liti of dry j;'fl-,jti-t
1 ,t J. B. Sn : .
- -jn vira f Ji- and M clia "of-
.; 1 :.y M. S-t:-- t r..x. II l puir-
., b-t. Trv it. and you will o no
n,.f: it:i b-.ni-t of the fin
n the o'onTy. at
'..:!!,:!. hi:
'i ' ;'t ro;n l
J. B. f?Nt I'Etl '
iv. r t. iy corn for 47 cent? per
; ":..-e I--.l.y oli it for that r
r I. a o n - to iay in the cjrn ha
i!.d d-i. : y.,4 .r?.-t it.
. .).,. of-r'n-'Kiy --hoe store, and be
,.-: II, a: wili io wonders iu the
' : -. a.t A, r'.c.
r. ii ti i. i: Shivlcb.
- pii-t Urn vmie fitie stocks J ties will lie present and explain the benefits
n Sorp-rset. hut never has j to he derived from such a society an 1 an-r-
eri i d line in the town : swer all questions that may be aked con
at 1 ceming similar onranization. AH farmers
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J. 15 S.vvir
lis .'.sli-icd tiie ssate
' is
i ; 1 -n, m.-i. ; t"Ti tiie ia h-rs of lw:h the
arre:i'icnt a-4 anti-sin-ndni-nt trti of
1 it-:av. Ti.ey l;'i know a good j-j'.iti-ai..ti
t!;.-y see one.
We havr . n h.i!.d !arLx number of iTJ1
li.- al.lrh me m ,:i seU in ijuantities to suit
tje j i.' l.n-r Fr-ies Vfry reaialie. Yard
o; i"?.:t t!;e ;.i::iTiir m Hi.
h'.'UW'l IB. . t rBoK.
I.i : yo i fji find all chirs of ready
t:: : a m. ar.J in any .jaritity yo want.
I . iv p r 1 !in '-ans : ais.?. ail kind
. .-u n-. tuiie e-iors, paint hru?iies.
1- at. I dusting brushes, at J. It. Holder-t--.u.'
Hj-'isare finre. s..uK-rset, fa.
i1- Vfi'l sa"iT lo see ihe best line of ent"
i". Jo. t iiT .iow:i in S m"f4-t ? t.'a)l at
. IS. faYIHEK'S-
!' 'i f i icit-y. not ::a:it.ty, he the le-t
-r a n-!' :T.f . Acer's "Nj-ajfiOa the
- Ta'i extract if the U-st and purest
. Mf-licai men eveTymh'-re rec-
"s1 i.i it m- iip s:--t and most evo-
n...al h..-.-l n.ed if i: e in the rr:krt.
.i.-''.iiof ;1 Peace xt'd fonstahles. you
!
toe
t ld tl ai il, pl;ce 10 pt P.:r.rs
r'Ti;a!-!es' io;hls.. M4;ier i-'r s
!'.. nd. In Is. Ix-asfsi. Arn les of
t. cn nunis. s.utisi-i:a. Iira'-
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' "4; a -3 '" -y r.i-f. Ive K'lv1! pfS.
J . !i.-mf.: N'ite. a.'i k.ti.ls of lyfirai Itiank,
a'-! ee-y:V.-. in your lit isatKishers
lu.-s M-.re.
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i y, 1; n! any of the fMlow
: IV. !;-, )-. , "o il; 2V .'Cv
- . ... t
. 4 .
ca-jts c-jt 1
.-e. at
t:p to il 00 p.-r
n: room, withoct
J. B. Ss.'TrES.'s.
y is tifiit." is a remark frj-icnt'y j
t 1!. time. Not liiat there is a '
: - f it. hut th'sc m ijo have it sem to ..
1 '. p.i.irf tifni'v now than ever be- :
i
1,.
-' " I'-Tity of mon y to eme but none!
' ti se-rit to lc ti:e cry. Wliat sliould i
r .f :-nf i!,is trot:lV, There i nooe 1
.a: i!,f-r s a iiteeal 3-sikinjr for- !
r--i '..tt.f .nif; i-f !ie sprittt tsde. i
.. '-i" lci-:r mm se'tns to tlrnk tha the ;
-;-- are vt"y rn.-! fjr a bri-k sp.ri::g
Una Moment, Please.
We wi j to :!iank the public f"r their gT
J.t jia f.-r.are in the pat yt ar, tur trade
1- :n- --as1 stea.j v f-.-r w htrh me ant
a'.Lf..! T1.; rt.nr s f itfitrms tu Ar bllsi
. , ". . . ... ,, i
on ri,e K:.. li,c(, will enaMe ns I
-el! i-s-ts. !i.a-s. et'' . mil' !i h'wer tiian
- ,n; t;i-ni. be-.-a-.ise we do nt have j
a. -i ia-jrr p'f:ts to n-ake up for bsl ac-
"so- ! n-t . K'nd y ffie u a trial and me j
' i. m .nstrate the fa-n that ciM sritV w j
P. ni:iL A SmvLts.
What Is taotng on in Somerset 1
Tli' .a'est we kn.rw i f in ihe lsst ihiry
- i the fftii iTa! of J. B. no! lerbaum's
11 ir : iis- ire to tlie nem rsm one dtwr
N -r'i f ( ,ik A Be us 1 t-.ce-y, where
-v -.ave 'f.r Urjrest and let finislieil nKim
it, Wi-n Peiinsylvaiii. timing to our
a'id i:;rresing t-Tide we were obliged
Wa-- ihe old stand, where we had bei-n
- 'natiy ye-s. and f.nd more room. We
t: .w pvtirv.i to firnish the best Uarl
ma:ni IrnpifTcenrs at the lowest possible
f '-es. Please call and see us when in iorn---e
mhfther you want g.sjd or n'. We
t' v. to see our roota and goods, and
- -i i:r prices.
J B H.M.nris.ri.
Com : Corn !
ioT' asni ten bushe'.s, or more, of OsJ
e- x.J Ft) mm? If so. 4- cei.(s r busiiel
m ll buy m In y. want ten bus-hels, or
r-ee. i4 r--4 yellow ear corn? If so. 47
'"' per bM will buy it. These figure
F-ssi unlit Febnisry 1st. of this year.
IT W and Furs. 1 will pay 1)1 highest
ei-T, rartre c.r kin.ls of hides, pelvs and
1 . ar im aie at tnr res.-tsc. imnttsii-
wv-rt f u e. A C. Siaiioi.
H. iYvioo.
Com, Ec and Srvatjetf.
1" ;. 'jr. urn oorn ai t!rr !owtst prices, ca'I
ss-t-. Il atay ao btriara- any itay.
M. Rssni.
of tlitt bo.-uajdi will
fsatunJay was tlw coliless. day of ll.e win
ter. Th nrcury registered I'll desrrees be
low aero.
H-m. Jatnes L. Puph is home look irt; after
bis law practice. He will retain fo Harrie
buru during the week.
Two juries in Licister entity IW wrek
decided that cider is a iistuiica'.ijnj. pot
ting th com on the (namr.
lir. and Mrs. John II Bird, of AdJ.sow.
are fie. ax tbe residence of , Clerk t the
CoramiasiorieTS, A. J. Hi (num.
By rQ,iaeat, Ei der Conner will prates a
ermon ua th Cutntitutlofisl A towns! asm.
stt Sunday rrn.r., in lbs Disutpiss"
church.
Mr E II. Pa-kr l.a Uwl tl" Central
T-i l liwrr otl t cma rrtit nw dw-i-
i.i.tf uo t) of trf hurfMl lnac.
j VVfu. M J.irja, of U Pli.t
t'nnk 1 1.ii;i. vf IU-rli.i. r
fp.!i? w I'ni'i.v vmn.4i wt hv k-n
i ..litt-J Ai.i 4 l rus tin' Suff lh
' mn?i in- 1iif f iuiri!d Army irf
In a y!r roiarno w.!l be f nmj t!. a 1 . j
r. -MitifiE f Ium ntprti. n:anafr-turrr
f ari l-a-r iii han- l-ui evrryli.;i ir a---a.i;i:.i
!j a fi'i-', '. a'f'.r. Il wi ! jy
.a I l-k il up. an I ii-n in Iwrd of a'iy
t:,:ag in t!.at !:ne lo e e U:nt a ia'l.
.
'Irani Vir-lial of
H.r-mtf P.sw tne
'.iit- i'lauu'-aii'irt ars-W. h -tirv-i q;ianrrs
a' :Sr f. H u. at Wal. nkton. and la
.-r-d to tiie a lihorr. h-s the aw-
i -r of a tro"p of caval-y lo ke-p the big
rn.a 1 wuhin k-u:i'U dii-;n t! parade.
. . ...
The amri'lTiif it to ttt rori:i?u!ion ahol
rliinc the tar falsi fication fur Toer. and
Oiakirir lime of rei.l-ntte in a distrii-l before
votinr tmrty int-ad of suty ilay,
Wd
t..t- IKUM- htialiy Thumlay, and has hen
. i4 br the preidlnz ofnr of bth
:i-ua.
It fM'm ti.at the lale Isftar Kaufman ha.1
made llin
is. tlw first heinx iiiTalidatrd
br the iteititd, and the second t-v the
liir-1,
under whirh the re!nior jrxveiird to et
lie liie ef-lau-. There lus brrn more or less
talk anions the neighbor r.rjfrnin the
several wills, some froinc so Car as to say that
the eieoitors took the will they lised bet.
when ereryrwidy nhoaid kn-.w
were oiilied to take the last will.
that ther i
The annual liquor licene battle was
: fought in tlici'ourt House Monday evening.
: Tlie bouse was crowded a ith interested s;c
. tat'irs, amoni; whom were a lare number of
ladies. There were nine apphion pre
, serited to the court. Able arguments were
I maile I y counsel forand ajaiast applica'-ions.
Afier hearing the arguments, the t?4urt bik
j charge of the pajxrs ia all the cases. In the
i a(-ii-a:ion of August Koehler. of Cone
; niaiih'ii townhip. a cotnniieioner was ap
; j.iinteil to take testimony. T'ie iourt did
j not indicate when a decision wrnild be j:iven
' in the matter.
"! , , i
On Friday evenm? last a number of the
farmers ot Somerset lownsliip met in the 1
( n4r S,-h.vJ II v.i- and d:.-nsel the 1
jin;-jrtan'.'e of forming an orjanizition for
co-operative and mutual protection in this
branch of business. Il was deLntUsl to call a
meetinit for Fri'lay evening Marc1" 1st. to
be held at the same plai-e, when a member
of a Grange from oneof the adjoining coun-
are invjei to be present.
i Mr r. I Coseieer war summoned to Phil
adelphia W(dnes.!.iy morniii);. mhcre his
j brother. Horace i.. had died the eveninj;
Is fore from the eflecu of consumption. The
; bdy was brcighc to S-rorH Friday, and
! laid to rest in tlie Oasebeer ehunh rem
i etfTT in the afiernoori of that day. Horace
; (Vs-beer was the second son of the late Ab
; salm Caseiieer, and was iu his thirtieth
vear. For manv vejrs be clerked in the
Tavbeer .t Frea.se store, and hail a lan?e c
! quaintance amine S.merset county people.
I by whom he was lik'4 and resjiriei. F-iriy
I in 1st"-' he left home, eoirnr to New York
:, ci'y. and fnm tliere to O'ifoniia, where he
remained for several years. Retuni:ig east,
i he located in Wa-shinirton. I. wBere he
l. was enije"! in hu-incss up until a fiw
weeks prior to his death, when he went to
t Fhiiadelpiii for medical advice.
Mrs. Jacob J. Cass beer died at her home
in SimrvJ township, on Thursday morn
iiijt. the 21st inst , in her 72-1 year, and was
buried in the cemetery. of the Cass'beer
church. Sjturday. Mrs. Caseheer had one
of the )an.Tst ai'vj'iiiMUtu'es in the county,
and Iter friends were lciri o. to whom the
announcement of ler dca h will be the sad
dft of news. The beaut ;ful and pnslictive
t a--elcer farm has tr many years l-een a fa
vor.te resurt of picnic an I excursion panifs,
and many summer boarders hare been en
tenained in the hosiritable farm house. In
this may Mrs. I'a.-s'ljeer came 111 contact with
hundreds of people esc;i year, tow horn she j
was ever courteous and aficomm'xlalin. and j
ad of whom were maJe fr.en-ls at once.
AmHi;r her neighbors. Mrs. .sneer was i
loved snd e4et med for her (treat kindness of
heart and many Christian virtues.
Many of our people had just finished their
m oniini meal, and the g sxi w .nien were
enjnored in clearing up tlieir breakfast tables,
when the shrill cry of fire! pierced the in
tensely cold and swiftlr moving air of Wed
1 ncfday morning, and shot terror to Ihe hearts
I of all who were within hearing of tlie cry.
There was nodiffieutty in hs-aiing it as the
; great volume of heary smoke filling I'nton
i street shewed that it was in that nusrter.
! ft t .1. ..it 1 ' . : Yf . n .
; ? ,:" "" ; (
ker's co:tae?. a small tongue of name ctni.d
beseen rap d!y eating its way, gnwing laer
1 and fiercer s the wind whipped it to and
! fro. The work of contending with theflarus
1 was greatly interfered with by a lack of -
1 ter and ladders, and the willing workmen
who were present and anxious to battle wuh
1 the demon were forced to permit the burning
bui'd.n; to fall a willing prey. All the
pnrw
anj easterns in in ne;gur-moo
were frozen up. aoj the act of drawing water j
in pails from weiis lo u,uexKb the flames of a
rapidly burning bouse is very slow, tedi
ous and Laborious work, and not prom:s
ing of sucnsssftil results. True, the borough
fire apjaratus known to the citizens as the
"old soda f.iunlain "was pfomptly on the
n-enr, and a!er a little dinji.-ulty was pKlcn
i in shijr-thape. and ijbse'i':ent!y did good
Wiirk in savins the adj-iining build ng. Al
most everything in Mrs. Parker's house, ex
cepting the pajier on tl walls, was rarriesl
to a piare of safety, and stranre to say hard
ly anything was injured in lis hurried and
unceremonious removal. The building was
soon leveled to the rround. and a vast heap
of ashes is only left to represent the savings
of a lifetime. Mrs. Parker's cot'age was one
of ihe prettiest, most comfortable arid desira
ble properties of the town, and was valued
at $...M, on which there was an insurance
of $2 4t. There it no question but that the
fitr originated from a defective flue.
Adjoining M.w. Parker'a. and only shout
tinny fee; east of it, stands the cottage of
Oeonre W Ben ford, and that it remains to
day i eolirely owing to the persistent and
manly efforts of ihe brave fc-Hows w!n battle-!
to protect U from the fiaroes raging in
its ntifortuttat oeiihbor. and leaping over
tlie tew tset intervening to lick its exposed
! side with devouring and asalicKKH greedi
ncss. S;nps srere Lurrvejjy naiiea in in
sseeji rtvrf to fatiisli a tiug tor the raen
sjrivLng to protect Mr. Betiford s bone, and
I in t'ie fare .rfthefiamesca-pets snaking with
j water were suspended between them aod
: the tisle of the bu l.Hog yxptsrd to the in
i tense terat. f1y to be dried aixa srwecned aj
! most as sooo as 'ty werepla-ed in p!tj'Hi.
I' Wa was cons tan' !y daoivoi agauist tb
carprts, and by this roeaas aioa th bcid
iog was saved froea oestracuon.
ltrir
Local Ootlon Vot of 1973.
Wliil iMel county W alwaya enjoy
ed more poiitk-a to the )iiare inch than soy
other pot of grouml ia (lie preal Menuion
of StaUa. ao contest of bailou. tu our knowl
cd(. ha w promked th aaJM amount of
talk, i'oot ezcitetaco a ia weicg drawn out
orer the appeoachiBf oooloat wf Jona lh.
Almost everywhere uoe. fea th I'rohibi
ti arnenduent ia tb aole topic of oonvrr
aaikm. and so tontagwa are th pcrsaaMn
s-vuromtt that ikn the iinse rslla round
L nutir. th ballots, rrea lit birda of tlx
air will mat ham tint to " wet ther whis
tles." so rofiasii will they bar bacoss ia
sinirinc th praiM ueoro oroao. Estimates
of the eosaty's ot ar DanMrooa. and ar
eoniioai)y ahowiog their cud Tifidas; Scares
abosc th lap! of capacious st poc kets,
only to rs appear with rsxairniatwia on
th adJiUia of erery bw cosvart. Soeo
of th moe esotursaoro maibesatlnans
La. eMBBle4 estisaalsa on th Sut rote,
al take ad.antac of ery opportunity lo
s thasU their unoatioced aarnrsfy to th
ears A the casual luieeir.
Th iaml optio law iA i7S is euastaot'y
rrirrrrd to. It was th law allowing each
rutin's ai-j ci'y of th Skats to oaod iir
n-lf a hether or Dot it weuid grant litinr
to iitjuor drairra. It waa rrall by tli
Wvsialore after rrsbainU'K ill toroc oue ywr.
u.i.iif iath sutaf I be Slate at that
e;"t!on :
Aeainst Fur
Liorriar." Latwe.
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1.577
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; I ii-liana
; Jrrtt-rson-.
Juniata .
i IjUiraattrr
! Law rr'UiT
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Iaixc nw
l.ytoning .....
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Mercer.-
M-ribn..-
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M'tiHiroiuery .....
Mimioiir
Nonhamitoo
Northumberland. ......
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104
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Waslrnirton..
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I Totals. 4ii
j Majority f-jt license 4
j The cities voted sepsrately on the qnes
j tion, the following being the majorities -e-j
turned by them :
I Aesiii-t For
Lii-ense. Liense.
Altoona
j A levheny.- . .
Ailetitown ..
lav.r Falls
2l4
IsliT
n3
24('
1,321
5o
B7
17
1.7
513
1 'heswr
arhoiidaie.-
i '.Try
Krit
Krank!in.
Harrisbiire: -
Lm-k Haven
l-ancaster
Meadville.
New "a-stle ..
New Itnshton.
34
.l "ity
IMTsrmre
7.4 IT.
273
1 MS
o-2
J I'hiiadeiphia
I Readme.-
j w-rsntn
Titussille
j West Chester ,
t Wi', 'iamsport
i Wilkesbarre
57
473
Totals
Majority for license...
2VW
4fi.7::4
44,i4
Th Flag on Our Public Softool
Building .
IncasieT Examiner.
i It may aetra like sentiment to place flairs
I upon our school house. If it is, the senti
1 ment is wise. The flag is the symbol of our
j nationality. This country bows to no royal
I house, no single man. no particular nation-
aiity. church, or creed. But the flag is
j everything. The "Star Spancled Banner "
i is out anthem and tlie blood tingle when
we hear the strains of oar martial air. Vn-
' dertheold (l is. pary ends and patriotism
1 becins. Republican or Democrat yon may
! lie. but in whatever land or on whatever sea.
the flutter of the Stars and Stripes is the
inspiration tar a shout and patriotic (celiliR.
! We cannot have to many flags. Let them
I fl'at every where. Better than books is the
emblem of onr nationalitv. Two thinjrs
every boy should revere-rthe memory of
Washinirtim and the significance of the
: Stars and Stripes. Quarrel we mar over
politics, bin let ns be taught to die jr the dig.
j The) Lwntan Season.
j The Ienten season begins this year on
j Wedries.iay, March 6, and those who observe
; it are prejaring to put on sack cloth and
j ashes. Following are the instructions to
j Catholics in regard to tlie observance of Lent:
Firt All the faithful who hive corople
! ted their twenty-first year are, unless leiriti-
mMW dispensed, bound to observe the Fast
, , " .
I of I"Ut.
I siecond They are to nuke only one full
! meal a day, excepting Sundays.
Thini The meal allowed on fast days is
j not to be taken till about noon.
I Fourth A small refreshment, commonly
I called collation, is allowed in the eveniag.
I No geuertil rule as to the quantity of food
. permitted at this time, is or can be made.
hut the practice of the most regaiar Chris
tians is, never to let it exceed the fourth
rt of an ordinary meal,
Fifth In the oiomiag a piece of bread,
not exceeding twaounoss, with a drink of
coffee, tea, chocolate, or any similar bever
age can be taken.
Si xih When th principal meal cannot
br taken about noon, it ia lawful to invert
tlie order, by taking the collation ia the
morning and dinner ia the evening
Seventh In preparing food that is per
mitted lard or Cat miy be made use of.
Eighth The following persons ar ex
empted from the obligation of fasting.
Y'onng persons under 21 years of age, the
sick, pr-gnant women, or those jiving tuck
to infants, persons obliged to do hard "labor
and all who through weakness cannot last
without great prejodiee to their health.
Ninth By dispensation, tb use of flesh
meat w Jl be allowed at any time on San
days, and once a day on Mondays, Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays, with tb excep
tion of the Saturday in Emher week and the
last four days of Lent. The use of butter,
cheese, milk and eggs is also permitted every
day in Letvt. The use of flesh meat and fish
at th same meal on any day, even 00 Sun
day, is tbrbiddea.
Tenth Persons dispensed from toe obli
gation of fasting are not bonnd by the re
st rirtion of using meat only at one meal, ou
days oa which it use ia granted by dispen
sation. Thos who are obliged to last ar
permitted tu use meat only at one meal.
Eleventh The ante lor making the East
er communion will date from the first Son
day in Lent till tli snrxuvi Sunday after
Easter both included.
Th irwj of fresh sawat eaa Satarday
thronghoot tb year is allowed, foe term
of years, by dispensation from th Holy Se.
Borougn and Township Off Icwra,
Following? the names of the gentlemen
who were chosen to fill t.'tedifnerensboroogfa
arid township orH.-ca. at the election held on
Tuesday of last week :
SXBO('.ltS.
Brritx,
Justice of the Peace, Emanoel Masters,
Bnrsssss, H. B. Pbilwe ; Assistant Barges,
L. J. Eskin ; CoanciU Camper Eikm . Consta
ble. W A Powell . High Tof-stabl. John
Sheets ; Tax Coli-rtor, tsamue! Masaer, Jode
wf Election. Jacob Hc.T?y ; Inspectors, V II
Lender C F Bwops; Asssnsur. Frank For
ney: S'.rset CommisaioacT, E.ward 11 e-a-aa;
eicbool Dirertora. J C Philsoa. A S
Cramer; Auditor. J A fbilsoo ; Tn Clerk.
Theodore Xervise
CWlalSC
Justk cf th Pac, Jamas A Bradley ;
Council. J 11 Dcaida. John Lech an ; Coorta
bU. Taoraas Liul : High Constable. James
Woodrnanry : Collector. John Stanton ;
Juds. W E Mountain ; Irispacvora, Fiwdee
W k Yarley. W E Pu'.lia : Aasessur. W B
Foetoey ; Street Commissioner. Joan J Rey
nolds ; School Directors. W 8 Mountain. A
C Fulmer, Auditor, Herman Cluuse ; Clerk,
B B Fit htner.
Jf-yerdW.
Burgess. E J Huston ; Council, A Cham
berlain. R Kej' h : Constable, John M Fike:
High Coostsble, Justus Keira; Col led. w, J
M (lata: Judge. Her.ry T Hocking; Inspec
tors. T J Coulehao. G D Licaty ; Assesaor,
i F.!xy George ; Srlwol Directors. W T Hob-
j litxell, A F John ; Auditor. C C Xaugle.
J JrMHtfUrn.
Burgess. H W Mower; Couucil, Kafus
Ranch. J F Kautz ; Constable, J O Ranch ;
Collector, John II Ihincan ; Judge, Rufus
Raui h ; Inspectors, John B raster, P F Ber
key: Assewor. Jacob F Kau'I ; Street Com-m-ssioner,
J G Frieilline: School Directors,
Henry Ranch. W A Beininger; Auditors,
E B Kautz, J H Ream ; Clerk Al Hay.
Srw Baltimore.
Justice, Francis J tiillespie; Burgess. Jo
seph Topper : Council. Peter Weimer, Bernard
Wolf hope. H C Wright : Consubi. Martin j
A Pull; High Constable, Charles Smith;
Collector, T J Foller; Judge, Francis Top
per; Inspectors. Adam Wiand. Jno George;
Assessor. II J Engbert ; Street Commissioner,
Henry Weiihman ; S liool Directors, John
M. Topper. John I ylly, Sylvester Topper ;
Auditor, Joseph Z.-ller.
.Siiaersri,
Burgess. W H Welfley ; Council. V B
Mier; Constable. Jacob Fleck; High Con
stable, James Trent ; Tax Collector, Alex
Huston : Judge of Election. Jas L Pngh ;
Inspectors, F F Herr, Johu U Huston ; As
sessor. W B L'oifroih ; S:reet Commissioner,
Michael Keifer ; School Directors, Milton J
Prius, James McKeivey. and U S Kinimel ;
Auilitor, James E Femer.
Justice of the Peace. George B Gardner;
Burgess, M V Sorber ; Council, Jere Maurer;
Constable. L F Shaffer, Aaron Shaffer, tie ;
Collector, John H Custer: Judge. John A
Y'oung ; Itispectors. John W Thompson and
I-aac Ferner ; Assessfir, Wn Brnhaker :
Street Commissioner, John Metzrar: School
Directors. P B Sch lag. Jonathan Smith ; Au
ditor, F i Fryhurg.
f rsr'ao.
Justice, I J Miller ; Burgess. J B Jennings ;
Council, Arthur Miles. Manias King; Con
stable. 1 1 W lnhsrt; High Constable, E E
Jennings; Collector, 1 J Miller; Jadge,
Aaron Shannon ; Inspectors, Sam'l Thomp
son. Daaiel Alhntht ; Assessor, Marcellus
Andrews : Street Commissioner, F Duii ;
School Directors, Leroy Furquer, Aaron
Shannon; Auditor. J S Lyons.
Wclrrtbiirj.
Justice. J J Kennel! : Burgess, John Win
gert ; Council. G W Witt, P F Shaffer ; Con
st a hie. High Constable, and Collector, Peter
K net ream ; Judge, G W Will ; Inspectors,
(ieorge Paul, Charles Mamres ; Assessor.
John Wingert ; Street Commissioner, J P
Meyers ; School Directors, John Wingert,
John E Shafer ; Auditor, P F Shafer ; Clerk,
Adam Trimble.
Aew Crnirn jls.
Buret, William Fiick ; Council, 3 P
Ted row. L Yought, tie; Constable, Leroy N
Scott; High Constable, Peter Pile; Collector,
Joseph Sechler ; Jadge. D W Will; lnsj.ee
tors. Ionard Fenvl, W H Walter; Assessor,
0 W Phillippi ; Street Commissioner, John
D Snyder ; School Diractors, John D Snyder,
Reuben McMillen: Auditor, L YotighL
li'jthmxrl.
Burgess. S. A. Haines; Council. J D Mil
ler. Solomon Snyder ; Constable, J D Critcb
field; High Constable, J L Bittner; Collector.
Alfred Evans: Judge, Anthony Growall ;
Inssrtor, E D Miller, George Holtxliour;
Assessor, D J Wolfesberger ; Street Commis
sioner. J L Bittner: School Directors. D H
Wolftrsoerger, George bumpstine; Auditor,
J R Haines.
SaitVnr.
Justice, Jerre J Livei.gvKd: Bargins, S R
Mckinley: Council, Frank Petry; Consta
ble, John Surorer; High Constable, Philip
Tedrow , Collector, A B Newman ; Jud:e, W
II Broucher; Inspectors, B S Johns. Tuni
son Glottrlty ; Asseswor. Adam F'gle ; Street
Commissioner, William J Lichty; School
Directors, A B Lowry, Isam Mier; Auditor,
T Wagner.
Tomjtsmrs,
AM.M.A,
Constable. Joslah Metlintock ; Tax Col
lector. Frank E Mitchell ; J.nlge, Jas Hile
man : Inspectors. John A Stark. Ellis Lar
gent ; Assessor, Elias Wilkins ; School Di
rectors, John Wilkins, Andrew Coughe
nour; Supervisors, Elijah Holliday. Eli Ben
der, William Sterner; Auditor, David Mitch
ell : Cerk, AS Mitchell.
Justice, Francis Sabre ; Constable, Isaac
DarruTsx Collector, John Triplett; Judge,
No. 1, George Felton ; No. 2. Hennr Welter;
Inspectors. No 1, M L Emeight, J N Tipton ;
No 2,'ieorge Slick, FT Enierick ; Assessor. D
F Foust : School Directors, n P Topper, Jas
Tipton. J Day ; S u pen-isors. John Slieller, D
Baker ; T A Millet, W W Coaghenour. tie .
Auditor, George Tarman ; Clerk, Alexander
Cougl.eoour.
Mirk.
Constable. A J Sterner : Tax Collector, Ol
iver CritchSeld : Judge. Daniei 8. Miller ;
Inspectors, Jonas Wable, Lewi T raker ;
Assessor. Hiram Wable ; School Directors.
John Yought, Samuel A Shoemaker ; Su
pervisors. Jonas H Miller, Austin Rboads ;
Auditor, Mahlon Snyder ; Treasurer, Cha.
Satiner: Clerk. John D Raker.
Bmtkermlln.
Constable, Ed Tugh ; Tax Collector, Benj
J Bowman ; Judje, A M Sivits ; Inspectors,
A A Bittner. Jesse Landis ; Assessor. John
J Blough : School IMreciors. Ed Hoover.
Wra Haugrr ; Supervisors. Joseph Landis,
Joes Berkey, John J Kncpper ; Auditor,
Frerniaa Walker ; Treasurer, H H gtabl ;
Clerk J C Gnager.
( baejaluk.
Constable. S W Living-ton? Tax Collector,
Isaac Yoder; Judge, Levi L Yoder ; Inspect
ors. John L Swank, John Stahl ; Assessor.
Isaac S Kaufman ; School Directors, Jacob
1 Kaufman, Samuel Gindlesperger ; Saper
visors, Josefh Johns, Jacob G Mishler. T T
Mishler; Au-Ittor, Joseph T Y'oder ; Clerk,
Henry Lrnhart.
Constable, Jacob J Hoyl , Tax Collector.
Jere J Folk ; Judge, 1 A Newman ; Inspect
ors, Reuben Folk, Jerry atevannns : Asses
sor, Samuel Compton ; School Directors,
Monroe Kretchman, S A Beechey ; Super
visors, Dennis Wagner, Geo Lowry, Simon
Livengnod ; Auditor, Joseph Pa; ton ; Clerk,
Hentry Ritx.
reerile.
Justice, 0 P Dots ; Constable. J H Baer ;
Tax Collector, Fred Darr ; JuJge, J i Hoa
tettier; Inspectors, L J Lint, Wm Deitle :
Asstssoi's, S D Y'utir. A J Stoner. tie ; School
Directors, rsamoel Faidley. Isaiah Baer; Su
pervisors. Val'yntine Sass, Vrias HostettW ;
Aoilitor, S S Lint ; Clerk. S M Hoorel.
ejtmsss,
Conatahle. Abraliam Shaulis; Tax Col
lector. A H Kublman ; Judge, Moses B'csel ;
fnspectois, I M Kaupp. Isaac Cramer ; As
sessor. John Schiag ; School Directors, A B
Howard. G!don Shaulis ; Supervisors, DanT
Phillippi, Conrad Miller; Auditor, John
Gardner ; Clerk, W D Barclay.
Je-user.
Constable, Jacob B Friedliae ; Tax Col-
UjtK-.John !.PpvJidr"r.JJ Mishler ; In.
spectoes. Reuben Horner. Jacob Hoffman ;
A-sessor, Hiioon Wausd ; School Directors,
Jerora iHufH, C P Leo hart . Supervisors, Jo
s.ah Gobs, John Shaffer. U A Pile. Henry
Klin ; Auditor, T G Neff ; (Vrfc. E K Gal
lagher. Justice, S P Hsmiawr : Constable, f-eonr
Shoemaker ; Tax Col 10 or. lVrry Uu'seil ;
Judge, Henry Knepp; Inspectors, Gcorg
Felker, Ephraira Geiger ; Aasraror, Alfred
Kaepp; School Director. Peter Shoemaker,
Richard alinkrynseyer ; Supervisor, Peter
Weieowr. Caara4 karfer. ti ; J M Witt;
Auditor, Crias Oeiger ; Clerk. J E Geiger.
Xwr Tmrtttfxt.
Jastios. 0orgColborn ; CaustaU. Jaseph
WDwm ; Coiiactor. J 9 Kragar ; Jadg. Ba
laam Toasktn; Iaspectors. Wilaosi Oeraard,
W H Moon : Aamsssor. E S Berhler; sctioei
Dirsctor, J B Col bora. George 6tyr. O W
Anderson, James McNaa! ; Supervisors, Da-
rid Pitchr, Aiex Nicola, Mote IloczMsburg.
AmuU KiMmaa ; Auditors, J L Hyatt, J
X Tannehill ; Treasurer, W Eurkhold-r ;
Cerk.CS Younkin.
Constable, John M Spangler ; Collector,
W J Kimmell ; Judge. Anthony Dull : In
spector!. W O Miller. B I Walker; Assessor.
Alex Markle: School IHrector. Samuel Bri-
degum, A G Will ; Supervisors. A lam Wal
ter, J S Phillippi. J W Meyers. John Hoov
er; Auditor. Peter Yowler; Treasurer, CA
Walter; Clerk, G M Baker.
MUWemti.
Constable, J M Burgs; Collector, Michael
Ansel ; Judge, John Henry ; Inspectors, W
J Pile, X B Cramer; Assesaor, Simon Ly
ons; bebool Directors, Vrias Saylor, William
King; Supervisors, J K McMillen, Simon
Barron; Auditor, A W Miller; Treasurer,
Aaron Sch rock : Clerk. Jewish Pile,
Constable, S 'W Poorbaugh ; Collector. C
W Poorbaugli. George H Ellman. lie; Judge.
Herman Marti; Inspectors. Wesley Bittner.
II IV Boyer; Assessor. N B Poorbaagh ;
School Directors, J H Miller, W" J Meyers.
Samnd Poorbaugh; Supervisors, Henry
Heinemver, J C Sechler; Auditor, P J Poor
baugh ; Clerk, S J Bauuian.
O-jlt.
Justice, E J Seese, Amos Whiltaker; Con
stable, C T Christ: Collector. M F Allison ;
Judge, William Allison ; Inspectors. Eman
oel Webb. S M Christ -. Assessor, E J Seese :
School Directors, William A Allison, E E
Meyers; Supervisors, Jonas Wirrick, Abram
H Seese ; Auditor, Nathaniel Alilisoa ; Clerk,
James L Mock.
Constable, D J Berkey; Collector, S E
Berkey ; Judge, Joseph J Seese; Inspectors,
Jacob P Ripple, E J Rummel: Assessor. J
E Foust ; School Directors, J A Loutber. H
J Custer. Tobias Lehman; Supervisors. John
Nearembtrger, M K Johns, Samuel Weaver;
Auditor. Joseph Chris ; Clerk. Peter Hoff-
imejHaAomK?.
Constable. A T Lohr ; Tax Collector. John
II Ankeny ; Judge, Jonathan Zimmerman ;
Inspectors, Henry P Horner, Ernest Kub
rick ; Assessors, W A Meyers ; M100I Di
rectors, J J Bowman, J W Mostoller; Su
pervisor. W S Horner, Albert Berkey ; Au
ditor. F F Wingard ; Treasurer, Wm Maur
er ; Clerk, F F Clark.
c---j.t.
Justices. W E Lohr, TO Mock; Conssa
b!e. Henry rmberger, L B Manges ;
Tax Collector, L M Lambert; Jadge of
Election. C W Lambert ; Itiiectors, E
P Ricliardson, John Cmbeiyer ; Assessor,
James Bachannan ; School Directors. Jona-
than Sorber. Michael A Bru baker : Pi: per.
v.ra. lontia 3.ov. aun uipe, i uana-
gan, ; J Lobr, i'niiip UerkevDii, tie ; Aa
ditor, S S 6urber ; Clerk, il E Berkevbile.
Jastirc, 0 H !soh mucker : Constable, Wm
Druwn : Tax Oillerlor, Harrison Gohn ;
Julire, So. 1. Benj Miller; Xj. 2. S S Ba
ker : Inspectors. So. i. t X Barn lt, Aitra
Schilliniwr; Sol Pavi A Swank
Shaulis ; Register Assessor. Simon
Hiram
D Ba-
ker ; Asscsnr, (reorge Eingler .
School Di-
rectors, George Smith, GwDrye C Lichty ; Su
pervisors, Daniel Darr, Oorjre G Bittner.
Adam Sumpstine, Josiah ZtCiss; Auditor,
T S Weller ; Clerk, J C Licbry.
Justice Israel Emerick ; Constable, Tbeo.
Kennel ; Tax Collector, Simon Hlaebaneh :
Jovlrr. B F Baker ; Inspectors, Xorman Lep
Irr. R issell Mam : Assessor. J J Cook :
School Directors. Israel EmfTkk. MillanI
LelrT ; tipervisnrs. Balaam Shoemaker, J
B Baker : Auditor, Henry Kellry ; Treasur
er, Wm Troutman ; Clerk. H I. Marts.
&UiiKreei.
Constable. DaviJ Lambert: Collector. Sam
uel Lambert; JnJr"e, Daniel Wilson ; Inspec
tors, Irwin Brant. W J Keefer; Assessor.
Martin Shank ; School Directors. J G Kim
mell, J K Will ; Supervisors, J II Will. Jere
Flee;l- J I. Cmm-r; Auditor. Charles
Shank; Treasurer, K J Brant; Clerk. Jrffi-r-aon
Kimnell.
Jostiee, S J Mi-Keniie: Constable, Peter
Albripht; ColleCor, Aamn Cober; Ju k-e.
Wilson Walker; Inspectors, J J Walter E C
Shoemaker; Assessor. John B S brock;
School Directors. E D Lee, L A Kretchman ;
Supervisors. John C Ensle. A J Mosfraves :
Aadilor, Conrad Puschman; Clerk, W II
Owens.
VpJXT TuriryftmA.
Constable, Freeman Yonnkin ; Collector,
J S llnl ha ber Jutiire, Jacob Gerhard ; In
spectors, Josiah Fren I, Ilenry C Cramer ;
Assessor, Alfred Snyder; School Directors,
W M rutman, Peter Rayman;: Supervisors,
Francis May, J O Il-nry ; Auditor, J A
Shoitx; ITerk. L C Williams.
Midd!ecrek Items.
The ground boj saw his shadow and had
lo crawl through the ice to hunt bis hols.
Theliraestone lia:ilin is atxwt over; as
hiph as 47 sleds in one day were on the road
li&dtsj down with lime.
Mr. James Kelly Las opened a very fi n
coal bank on his farm. Mr. John Koily and
his father are busily enured in getting out
the lumber for their new bouse,
Allen Forespring. J. M. Be-jsnd Will Ben
nett are the boss coal diggers of MidJiecreek
towaship.
Mr. Jacob Barclay has bonht sorae fifty
acres of land off what is known as the
Moore tract, where he intends building a
new honse the comiu g umncr. Jacob is as
full of fun as ever.
Mr. Daniel C. Barclay has about finished
hauling coal for his lime kiln.
The Democrats of this section are mourn
ing because old (i rover has such a short time
to stay at the White House.
The farmers of this section are very much
ia favor of having a bounty on fx. mink,
srasel, hawk, owl and skunk ; they are very
numerous around bear, and the farmers Sal
ter a great deal by their nightly visit to the
ha roosts.
As this section is very heavily underlaid
with foal, our farmers ar nearly all opening
banks to see who is the owner of the largest
vein.
Tliere is some talk of building a rail road
from Crsina to Bakersvil! for the parpose
of getting the glass from the sand springs,
and fjr coal lime stone and lumber.
If the fog lias anything lo do with tlie
weather, we may expect the I7th and 13th of
May to be very frosty.
There is some talk of having a local insti
tute at Trent in the near future, where all
friends of education will be invited to take
part in the work.
Jos.
Tbe great majority of so-called conh cures
do little mors than impair the digeMive
functions and create bile. Ayer's Cherry
Pectoral. on the contrary, while it cores the
rough, does sot interfere with the functions
of either stomach or liver.
Th Berlin Normal
Will open April 22. 19, and continue in
sest6ka ten weeks. For full information ad
dress any one of the instroctors : J. C. Lang
doa, Berlin. Fa, ; 8. D. Elrick, Forward,
Pa-, or Miss Ida K. Pious, Stoyestown. Pa.
Nww CentrwvlHw ltma,
L. X. Scott, our town constable, boasts of
the finest Hambletonian colt in tbeencinty.
A sleighing party left ber last sreek (or
Berlia, to b in attendants at tb local In
stitute Public sal bfl's ar stock on every tor
t tvr. and w eaa hear onr chief auctioneer
e ear his throat every teaming.
Asron Will, Est; , who has beet) confined
to his roof fur the past two months, we ar
g ad to learn will soon b ahl to be about
again.
Centre-rill boasts of a reading circle, cc re
posed of oar young Iadx and gentlemen.
They bar taken up Luegjclla) as their au
thor at present.
Ber. Wagner, formerly of Bloornsbarg,
Col ambia eoacty, has removed to this place,
wherrjh will oSdaM as pastor of th Ks
lu rmed church.
John D. ooyoer mnat be gUiag prood in
hi old age. He has erected fin portico
In front of bis house, and replaced tb 8x10
windows with larger one.
Several of MUford township's ciuzns have
ha! the Whit Cap notice served 00 '.hem
On of them has been hauling wood ever
since. You can stop haoling now, Bill..
We did not intend writing anything this
week, but a few items piesented themselves
to tu, and we thought they might prove of
interest th readers of t lie grand old HxaaL.
(ieorge B. Snyder ha bought a store in
Cniootown, wher he is at present, invoic
ing the Mock. We are sorry to hear of his
leaving our town, as we loose a staunch Re
publican, a good business man, and a gen
tleman. 6. P. Tedrow and John Hanna, of this
place, bare just returned with a fine Eng
hshshir horse, said to be one of the finest
horses in the State. They now have three
fine English horses. This speaks well for
these young men, who are just out of their
teens.
Mr. George Kimmell, who lives two miles
East of this place, lost his fine Canadian
horse last wetk, for which he 'paid more
than a thousand dollars two years ago. Mr. i
Kimmell baa lost over thousand dollars
worth of stork in the past eight years. We
are sorry to hear of bis rui? fortune.
The election is over, audit resulted ia a
grand Republican victory. As Ceatreville
giws. so goes the Vniou. Our election re
minded us very much of Harrison's elec
tion. There was a grand illumination, over
Scott's success as Constable, and the success
of almost the entire Republican ticket.
We are glad to say that we have had no
deaths in our town for some time, owing to
tlie healthy location of the 'place. Neither
have we bad any weddings to announce nor
do we expect to have any for some time, as
we have but two classes of single folks in
our town. Tb first ar those who should
have gotten married years ago, Wit who
have now passed the meridian of life. The
second class are our quit young folks, who
would be compelled to consult their parents,
were they so fortunate as to be invited to a
birth'kiy party.
We do not wish to take up too much of
your valuable space, but a few words in re
gsnl 10 the proposed new academy, and then
I have done for this time. On last Thurs-
j day evening the citizens of Centrevillmarid
j vicinity, met in the school bouse to discuss
; the best means, etc., for raising funds and
j other business, that should come np be fuse
j tlie meeting. Addresses were made by Rev.
j Zinn. Profc. Will and Welter, C. B. Moore.
and others. The meeting was a good one.
od it WM dHerrniDd U. have I lie school lo-
cated here if pussible, Messrs D. W. Will
and John f. WH r were appointed a com
mittee to select the best location for the
building. We understand Prof. Weller has
offered several acres of land just east of the
school house knoll, that can be seen for
miles around. This will place the building
j ni'dway between Gebharts and Csntreville
. This will frratly enhance the value of ihe
: Fri(r-ssor i property. We will have more to
say about this matter in our next.
Air-imsTAL.
Headquarters
For Prime Western Clover Seed.
" "a Timothy Seed.
For be? Mackerel Fish on the market.
For lowest figures on Lake Fish.
For Ear and Shelled Corn.
For Chop Bran and Middlings.
Eor Wheat. Oats and Potatoes.
For Oranges. Lemons, and Peanuts.
For Molasses. Syrups, and Sugars.
For ColTeea, Teas, and Spices.
For Crackers, Cheese, and Bolognas.
For Flour, Corn-meal and Bacon.
For Btwns. Oal-mral and Rice.
For Canned Goiats and Dried Fruits.
For Butter. Lar-,1 and Dried Beet
For Salt, Lime and LVment.
For Carbon Oil by the gillon aid barrel.
For Brooms, Buckets and Tubs.
For everything in our line.
For everybody at our store.
Rfiietfully.
Cook t Bexuts.
Hera We Are Again !
" Hrllo, Fisk. shake r
"now are you, Mike! How are all the
family 7"
" They are ail right, Fisk ; ob, hy the way.
Fisk. have yon brought your spring clothing
yetT'
" Nj, Mike, I have not, but I wjs in Som
erset yesterday, and saw box after box of
clothing unl.ia led at Snyiler s store. Ge-ma-ne
rivers ' but don't J. B. sell lots of clotn
ingl One thin? is certain, Mike; when you
go to S:iyiler's you can always find some
thing new ; you need not be afraid of get
ting old dothing. with new tags put on
them to make them look new. Then, too,
J. B. has such a beautiful room now ; plenty
of light, so yoo can see what you buy."
" Weil, Fisk. my opinion is if anybody
wants rlothiag or carpet ami did you see
Snyder's carpet room ? well, any person
who can't get what they want ont of that lot
of carpet, and the low prices, too. must be
hard to please". By-by, Flak, we ll meet
again.
FOUND.
On Union street, a breast pia set wilh a
single pearl. The owner can secure h by
calling at t His office and paying for this no
tice. A, Chance to Save Money.
Some fine wraps still going a: cost. The
low prices for dres goods, t-urtair.s and un
derwear will be continued until the !nh
of February.
Mas. A. E. I BL.
New Dress Good.
New sy!aa of Spricg Dress Gods, with
all the new shales) and colorings, will be
opened on Fridsy. Prices low.
Mbs. A. E. Chl.
Wanted.
A solicitor for Somerset County. Must be
a man of ability, $Tn per month.
J. P. Davis. Manager.
New Florence Pa.
The Housewrte
Can secure great bargains during the remain
der of this and all of next muntb. in table
linens, napkins, towels, bedspreads. laoe cur
tains and scrim. Special prices will be made
o suit buyers nntil April 1st. Those com
ing early will secure the choice of setim.
Mxs A. E. fL
I
MARRIED.
MILLER PAHL. On Thursday. Febru
ary 14. IsS. near Pocahontas, by Rev. Ori
s F. Harshnua, Mr. Jesxe C. Miller and
Miss Amelia Paul, both of Somerset County.
DUN MIETt MTLLETt On Sunday, fVb.
IT, 15, at the residence of J. P. Spetcher
nearSjpesvnie. by Eer. W. G. Schrock. Mr.
Henry W. Painraier. of Somerset Township,
and Miss Anna K. Miller, of Middleueek
Township,
DMIM5TPAT" tl'S
iacaia fir" N aa r V.f . 4-r 4 '. o
wia iih Tihir .Mi t Ciiri-s (.
Lftleca at Admittst-a'a-at lae a
m
al- r-m rxtavi u, i:-a uavswt!nl fcv
rser ait4rr.j . eoti-- beret s r 1.1 tu t
sersuas 3Kfes.'jcd to sM rale t fr.aae ibf-i1i-
! t-avmieril. and tasaar aar-sr e.,:ne ar
Uae-amaisr-.il i m nt tftrsa dij v a-oaea: -mewt
aestiesanl an Wis- ara-t aim -as as
tssmileaieia ilie a 'n.m. m ' 'wriSiKd Ts.
". . loa. ki-a JrHt .
Auuroev. 4.1 fla.n.
toESMEN
- WANTETk
rrneVtitint if uat ta- ar-raaarsiav- 1 9
atlvMlt U tKimuT. AC ttirnU fta 4.-t-w- fUjh I
tir sViV.valgiaT- aBtl If k ft tSf '.. t-e. t
f"''t- w. ten m .rro-. ? .arv H.-.4,rH-..
iN4lkt UlfpAf-ir . tr-j a. I
SALESMEN WANTED
AT OXCK.
IfOeaT or tTT'!r:f fct?n ctgae4 ehravrtr wlus
4ot pmAuni 4rrri Wi'iiv-tai. vr.tt m bfsjc
tai!a f. f Mun, Hj rtrm !-:" wur-e--M,
rul you r dk book my
aric:Vl;. IjmO t -rtT ; rm rxrrv iSVpu.
p y H ritln J Vfl y. N 2aiU:i1 Sur-rr-
HARNESS!
ISAAC SIMPS OX,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
HARNEY. SlUPLES. BKlir.t1, HAL-
TER.
tlXtK H!l-s. HP
BL.t5KF.Ti ETC
ROBE:'
j
j STAR
HARNESS - OIL,
Tb? Very Best in the New ttad wiHi-hand BIG-
"haftpcl frw.
Repairing Promptly j Done
Wb'-n In need ni aUiphio in ray Ihi. g'Tv me
Cvi!.
TbAnkicg yon JVir 'uto. ftn-l
your p!rrMiv-. Iivci.:i.
Toum Very Rrreclfiil'iy.
ISAAC SIMPSON,
SOMERSET. PA.
I A.RISE
TO SAY
THAT THE OLD
Reliable Firm
- OK
A. H. FERNER & ERO.i
still exists, j
And for the good of the people of Somerset ;
and community, long may they
exist.
THEIR LINE OF
GENTS' FINE SHOES
THE EMERSOS.
PETIOLE, CONGRESS.
ErTTON, AND EAI, IN
P0RP0LSE,
CORDOVAN.
KANGAROO.
DONGOLA, AND
CALF.
W. L. Douglasl
2.W. 13. 00, and 4.00 Shoes, free from tacks
and nails. Every pair Warranted.
4ENS' WOfKINS SHOES,
90 Cents to .$2.50.
Ladies Fine Shoes !
Flexible. Latest Styles, for Spring and
Summer. Low and High Heels, li C- ll,
and E. Widths.
APPEALS.
F Bierk Twnliip nt th EI- Tiin Hotter on !
Mm-fa. iJitnli 1. lv. fntra U.',.n h in. I i ;
p. m. '
K-f Ror-kw.j! Bt.ro'1h fit the Hs-.;-. Hj:i- j
I V p. a. i
j or jynv T'lrki-rf.xoe T"rh p i Y.'rxV-
t H-m io I ri"i H.riHixtl. rii.'. - l'. I
: lv. Inwn I r'mm-k y. m. - p n.. j
I F" I rin rVirou-.', av: h- fJ"i '. nf in i
! witl BwHurti, Tu-iT, Man h !., frKa J
u ci'irii p mJof j m. ;
tnim yam. t 1 p.m. !
k'ff AiiAn Towiil.tp at 111? hwr of Uar-ei j
A. MiTcbril oa TsunviajF UArrD '., '-, !! a
F"T J-ffoTvon townhip ml th Ervrtf.m H' j
oq Mwfafljtr Martti Ji U'tm 1 u i k-k p m. u ' i
V-
F'ir M"Hlfmk T'n.ilp et the E..ft.i j
HuJw-ot) liMfTssiay. Ua.rra Jii, in mo II a. Bu to j
f
F-r I pr-TTlr-ri.-v T"-rn-h at th Fl-t!oo ;
H jie tm W vtl:Mrxir, Jj.n h 1' . fruro 1" a. tz. j
to 3 p. in.
F.pt Sew entn Tii'w B-nm:h at th bra nt
Wi,iam Mirk, ua WluvMlay. Wittvli J7. lttiii j
7 p m u. it. nt. j
K'T ii.f'r1 Towr.ifc7p at tb? hl-tvn r!"ie i
Thursilaiv, Mnrcb JS. a lrra a ul u i p. ui.
F'ir J-uner ut ' p a id- tmr n Wm. !
BaMwifi in-itM OfT X K'L.n fn-iay, Man u i
fnKU 11 aV. Ua. tsal j (t. Ua.
Fr Jt-nin.wn hrm;li At the bm- ofi!
liam Piiwi. m Jwnr X K'sauJ 'n Knrtay, Mar.
:r-Tlitr p. ra. ! p.
Fir Q'mmrtoT.iMr T"r-tiiv at th- T?'..
Rowe in iyetsjwii H-i-(iarhoo turiav. Mirrn
i, tf tn-n I"a, !.: p hi.
ffr i-'--it'jrn Hir'ui:h at tb- FV.-in l!--!?
in sa,ii BonMjirh, Ji'uiay, Aprii 1. , tnm '3
v. m io i p nu j
ir i. m-:iiai:h T'urrjship at 'Jit Elr! 'tn htntf '
on T-i-r-day, April 2. "t'li,i! a. ju. tu J n. m. j
ForiViiin T'!t-Uii' -i iu K H.fi- m
ws't-tntr-l". Areii s fr.si;i " u m. ! 1 p m. ;
Visir' T'i- a-hi! a: the KlfThHi H sisr an I
Tbur"Uv. At-rii 4 rtnu a. i;. t- 1 . m. i
s.saiio Tti-itt;p at tru- Kiri Hte I
uB i rVt' - jwii j iT'-'fn l' a. in t:;p. to. i
hor fsr,rtirk T.w jp t ;. KVl m lV4He j
itrO i1yApnl rh.ra!nii in to . p m
Kor -r Hi imnr H..r(m. at tf.t- r W-vt
Ho-aae. on M.dar Apni - tr-m, 7 p ra. t p. k J
n Tw-fUr. Af.-il frrn ! p. r:i. ! p m. !
For VrhmpMi Tn-rtp at th- fcirftwio
Btsu-eoc riiiilAj'. Apni ), t-ii-n 1 p. m. to
F"T tHTha-nnTi T wnh:r. at the H ti of J.
J. KfTDit li ia Vs)eTt,ir-c. K r aitf-i on TburMlay.
Apf.i TT-JOt 1 U. Pl . m
" ir V. i-l.vr--uT Km-tieh at the K'tr;-w of S J
Kmn'-H m ai i pittst-a Taur-liT Apni II '
dim r. . to vp.n.
F -r L-fTu-sff Tp.. mi the H-,.i-' of U J-hii9r-n i
on Krtia-r Apni 12. f-x-ra U a. . 4 r
-tr tr-ii W T p 4 t.it? h -ti-t Kr-i fmrr i
on 3-tn--l Apr! IX. '. trn a. n J r e.
Kk i' t Twp., ax th Kum lir-ii-
1 . to p. w.
F--arirv P--r.sitr, at the rM'on FTon In
Mil hofoitff. n M mtls-y . Apr.l I "J. fm 7 r.
M. to I.
i Kim mil Twp.. at th? Ky-Tln Hwe in
mf-vervia. BjuaooT'K-wsiity Afml, In, ".froni
10 i. w t 4 r w .
For VeTtTwtiile BffTii:h at tn Flr-rt vo lttm
in -ej-l f-p."n iw Tu-Jjr April Ki, frum
r . to M r .
Ki ftrilfr-wt'Ir-f Tw!.. at EIe-t;nTi ycwT
In Herho ttrou-e.'i on W:it-:iT April 17, t.
fpt-m II A. M tl4P. v.
F-r IVrim IWtrb a2 the FTeimi Hr In
tail 1 hnn4urh oa wVeMaswiay. AprJ 17. -V, fmm
e. n. o r. m.
Foe ynrr Twp.. mi r.Tamirner f rn on
Thof"4aT ori4 Friaiar, Apria, I-aft, i;. ! Znxa
10 . M t4 r
For TrTr Fvrn-.: at f -nmi-ntii" t'Sfe
oo in'r-Jay Apit Ja "O, froai a . . to 4 t e.
V. blt at fr-T fti! arfXKA" rl sfT - rt wTw
fr-rl'np uV''-sviysMv. xxr- at th r'nt;mrisi-i
ru xaiuai so of rhfirtKia (vie? nnrr-r.y ant fTf-tt
mavie Hir-s'inm P p--tI Am yf wmlj in
mirS ras-M" RiaV arnl jrrr ay rv si! u
jt. n-i vrl -al tneir f-yrz-r fat r-s1rr ac
ror1inr ti law
A.X Hii.EAS, P R tTirAfX,
It-re rF. V KKF
ComTfl'w-rV OWinr, f. W. IT U M1V.
A
M !
e BXSL i
ft 1 1
IN
Sweeping
In Overhauling our
taking, we have discovered too many
Goods, which has caused us to make the
following wonderful Prices:
V Picric Dre9 Otods. Reduced from 12 1-2 ct. to 3 cm,
100 Piece Clicva-t aid triie?. wero."0 cu., now 3!1 cl.
3'1 Titves Black Soitinrr. were f 1 2.). cow 50 ct.
SO riwes Colored Silk, were $2 0t) and $2 o. chw 50 ct.
cloaks i:r:rrcE : uxdeuwear. at
Knable f&
35 Fifth Avenue,
DO YOUR SHOPPING AT
GEIS, FOSTER & QUINN'S,
vTioiia:i3srisiT!0!wi3sr
AVHF.KK VOI AVIIT. KI?vr A I.MMEX8E LIVK OF
jLadies' and
COATS A1STD AYE APS.
NOLTY
DRESS GOODS
FANCY GOODS
DRUGS!
(I EL BEKFORD,
r?? accessor to
I GEO. W. BENFORD & SON..
PROPRIETOR OF THE
OLDEST DRUG STORE IX SOMERSET COUNTY,
At No. 1, Baer's Block,
SOMERSET, PETTV.
I keep constantly on hand a large stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS.
DYE .STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS
AND VARNISHES.
The purest and best to be foon.1 la this market. We also ktp on hand a full line cf
TRUSSES, BRACES. SUPPORTERS.
And all the leading appurtenances used both by Ph vicians and families. We g-jarante
in this line, rs-rirvt sati-:aniun.
TOILET ARTICLES AND SUSDRIES GENERALLY KEPT IS
A FIRST CLASS DRI O STORE.
!flN? ASSORTMENT OF BIRTJHDAY G!FTS ALWAYS 1 STOCK.
TOBACCO and CIGARS.
THE BEST THE MARKET AFF0R1-S.
taction. CiisiM, Familj
My own make of HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER. It is of a u;nof
quality. Wf kerp in bulk, so that any special ingreslient can
' ailile-1. Sold at '25 cents a pouniL
I do a square besinrsa and will rive you your money's worth.
trouble to show goods.
PURE WINES AND LIQU03S FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES ONLY
A LARGE YARIETY OF FRESH CAREEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
Jan. S. ls7. CLARK H. BENFORD.
! BARGAINS ! V
aT
j BARGAIN STORE, S. L COR. DIAMOND. SOMERSET.
We have taken Somerset by surprise, if not by storm. We of
! fer the Greatest Bargains on Earth, but you must
i see to be convinced.
! laOOIv AT Ot'It 1'IUCES :
F'H ONE CENT. I Pat. r -.f liri H ts-.ws, a Paper of I". !.. 2 -(-.Is of F?jf(n-ln !e
Tt-t. and ntsnv oiier arrn-i s 1 10 nuw-riKis to meoti'in tirr,i. . nr rrs.,i
Fi'R TW i EN D. IS ;! t .uton (J"' yar.1... 1 Handker-hief. I diiaen staf.-ty pins I
Mush Xn. I'ins. and a h-ist nt tiir valuable article.
FOR THREE CENT. 1". Dsrnins N'siie. I Crochet Set. Punch of Shoe frrinsr". 1 r.rr-s
Illinois. I si(., llvsl il, H-''ile I ,loifT'. r . &c
ON "I K FiiVR ami FIVE CENT COI N rEIL- yon will rind Stwial Itariwin..
A iiir Parirain in Tinsi are. Ijulies' and tn-nis' Silvia. I'WIimir. IU. siiriyma Knrs.
Hardware, siiatwiiery. Ne-sr Oiasls Amviiis-daiiy. You can t at!nl to miss us
POTTS
SOMERSET MARKETS,
Cerreete-a Weekly by O0 A SEER1T1,
MiLZfy ;!f
Choice Groceries. Hour & Feed.
A pr .. flrwd. .
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lvis
IHrmn. 4
BmT. m i, . ....
Bw lbrl. Nn
.
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(Wnrtl fi
BA'xm. titfmr--irvl Htttt f ft..
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iteJl!--1t ba
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Cliip, r-m ! -. Iflu !ts...
' al rye, iJ;
f.ax osr
fH-tir Kniier fr-. 6M
" V,rT,a. y uoi..
Flfti-w-w. tm
I-ani. ?
M!.inr. 1'
Fnawt. f bt
Prnes ,in-l.
.saalis-
. . e
- $1 A
..st as
..J
.11 o
fire. ho .
Sail, iNo 1.1 Ml
(tcis-UDd Aliri W sac-k.
" (Asblunl hill mrk
Sunr. veliow. ,
Site, a a
Tallow. s.
..a
t arsaw salt a tM
- sacs
:: is
Wt.tIl
..SAis. (1
I)
lssjlXTl'N NoTU Fa.
ri t hThT firm ttiet th wiFtBf
t)w4'T entuiaT Jcsvp Jr. ftnH Lpe. I
I M;!r in th -Ta,Dt!is hnm tniVr tbe
firm Dmr ff M ).-r H wa risT-.itvtrl a i
th 5-t ty Januarr. 1 6v Bmtiti rwisfnU
T!e tiriiv-w wnl b-r ta .asli trl al tf t
pti-hr JsM-f.k 1. V I'r-r The f the .
fi-m arr 13 ihr iMi-on m t phrain I. 31:1 er, j
anl m'i p-rr ha :ag
a-sen'iJ. ji on ih-m an r-
1'iHHj wscaii aaatt svttie ue
itbent IW-
Uier notice.
PH n. MTTLFH
A
tt UarC rie fit imm w . t-Tr xk -r late of iV-rer-
waV.leT Ttnsl,) !! l
!.rttr- of AtmiTmtKn stariiur into 4 to
t uiirMffl oy nr pir ftuttMsruy m tbe
a' lta" V--ie s t;vT-l-y riM W a.i
tattr-tlaasa I ta W fst w! ls assVaart fwtato tat SB a k t TTIra-j i-
ai ia-arr.t. wr-A a.i i(-tv-' aiiia nir:iv i
m.-i etatw to nrwtt tm urrk A.mmirwwn I
fit.lw mnrv ,ius fir w ww at un -ttut t--.--t
'4 the- is-v-iawj rt rr brfim naXurlaT ihm
axi eja f F'r'MrT s
II .-T J R"FM aKat,
lxr.19.
E & aHUSTEH,
Reductions.
Stock durin
Shuster's,
PITTSBURCH, PA.
Childrens'
DRUGS
!
BOTH DOMESTIC ASD IMPORTED
Eeceipts FilM Wi fetes
BARGAINS, !!
T1IK
BROTHERS,
! Executors' Sale
. OF
Vdsiath Rjal Estate !
D wiil An-! ;?Trsst
ft J
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Ha .
4 mtrii'T.:.
r-HwlT-t.rp.
txp to
ua ir. pva
.SATri;DAV. rEr.r.VARY r, i-s9.
at 1 o"--ksf k p. w
rhaw-i Hat 'atr-n .
th farm known 'n
:n "-:( fsa.15 pfn
-r arl l.4 i-r-r. niorc m iwsw, aiy"!trir-c
latVi rt fnftttt fc.,r. IhATa,! K.efn. hanj a Vtj-a
ik! K.timni f-M I.. KsTJiecai, tafa.c U.n?
m. tts t-i a t-PUrTr fia.f
! I WELLISG HOUSE.
Ke.nk Bar, arvt ixiir lHTIljne ; fTot 7
mrrm of mi jft.:i i- r r-1 mirA n a aie
4 rijitiaUi"n : lr batls t" w!' rT.ar.i : n
tn --! 4itp,;t wuh rr-nfv .f p-.rr wier.
n't hp on tt ft iarjr ifhar.l "f twrrf fi'.
TERMS
ie-wl. r tu n. r-r ni ar
FtlAi M rlU tit lw"err'IPV.l nq ft f-ln T
Jirin -. tmvl ; JO rr fiil. A hmuS ukvQe) i bm
4Vt'i a u clay of -a
N TH4S FVFPV I,
jane. Likdvo.
I LK TO ACCfcKf OH lsKFLE.
T Mfti-th It Defl. I met mm.': 4 wUh
Jar '.-;trhiav-lvl. ftH1 Marffvl '.. l'l'
in'errfM-rirst w;'h J.r&av4 Ri. of F'.na-
tm-ra iVft. :
Toi .rs- htvNr r"r!"'M to r arp at
n&ft"' Bt hr Bw d ?c aivl frr
onntv, a . )o1a. ifte Zb tav M F-en:s"T
avzv tt.tt tv. th-r tr mr-v m ff t !
tit krfts iuaiaUA isf petr tfmm'A. ftl tft
at'tpai-1 va;i.twA, vrtaww raAwp wa; ifte mm
aJVMil tc tMj4.
la. ff. 4eK.
NOTICE.
rs- se
wtll aivt
J rfr-cBi-rr. Ete i -f ttj-
tamu f IaaH-l
ee
ibrft Ur,r Pi-t arV-r-nnt tb av.'l rffaf arxj ta
p(vwt.tw! tijir fs'.! rn U ( Mt7 n f
i ti Kwrv.' ort 'trwharr. . a miil tm atv
I o 3tjfBdy Um SAh of i
4-'I.
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