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A Boy Sheriff".
1 imin l.iwn town one mnminii,
through ue of tho wie i
t-trv-t I aar jrro-jp of bf.ya. It jiit
Wf.iretbe tour, un-l I lie rrowrl
int ri-eti very rapidly. As wn as I pot
Hftiir i nw two of the Uys slac.lins face
f.iih doiiWed firt. I knt'W the
rmtnre of the attrw lion. A I canii- mr- j
er I luroej to one n-J j'it Hin one j
of tho-ff double fnt.- l5ys Kviked up j
and ati'l : J
"Say, niiiter, won't yoa make h';m five
mv w hip V I
I t'.icn w the other h 'V bad U-hind j
his bark a toy whin. I ba.e piwn
a Jvkv t 1k)s wxiictiius, and 1 have ne
ceifed it an boy, antl I liave bad expe
rience in lioth capacities of tlie fatiiity
of offenn? jroi adrice, and I waa not in
f.limnl tome-Jtti with thia tinaLion. Le
cauie I knt-w however w i !y I liiirjht de
cide, they would lausrh at me and jro at it
aK'ain. But seeing that the otliern looked
on w ith imprest, I stopped and said :
"Well, boys, you have got into a diffi
culty, antl do yoo w ant tie to nettle it for
TOUT"
" Ves ;" they replied.
Well, now." I said, "if yoa want to
nettle vour trouble as men wttle it, I w ill I
help you ; but if yoa want to
ttle it as
lxya Jo, I doti't "t any way but to fi'.it
It out. If, however, yoa want me to help
yon aettle it, you mutt promise to do an I
nay, and I w ill de.-ide a fairly as I
bly cati."
Aftr some hsitatioii they promised,
thonih they were both afraid that I
would decide for the other bov. I knew
that that wasn't enough, for I have re
rived proiuises ai a boy and I have
tna le them sometimes. I theufore con
tinued :
"Well, boys, when men settle a dilli
mlty, ir it is a serious controversy like
this, they have a ju aud as I tin
ilcrMtand you have ake.l me to ; the
jutlp; bat they also have a sheriff, and
1 want a sheriff."
I then picked out a big boy w ith a g-od
liatured tit v. ant Ktid :
"Will yon lie the aht-rifl' in this contro
vert ?'
"Yes," he replied.
"Then," nid I. "whichever way the
judee decides, y.m are to make them
oliey. I have chosen you Iwaut I think
you are a good nnturetl Im.v, and I don't
think yau would do anything cruel or
w i. kt-d ; but w hicbever way I tlecide yon
must make the buys oley. I inu't you h-t
them off, no nutter if you have to go af
ter them."
"Yes," sail he. 'I will dj it; I will
make them olwy."
Then I asked their Ftory They both
wanted to tell it at once ; but I finally
ptit it out, and found tlutt sinily com
el!iii them to tell it in the riyht way
showed the boys the justice of it. The
boy who chimed the w hip had made it.
Some other boys threw it into the next
yard, and tbe other lsiy found it. The
atUir settled ibtelf as soon as they utiue
to understand the facts : but this would
not have settled it if I hadn't had the
sheriff. I sa'd to tiie boy who had the
whip:
"You must pive it up."
He looked at me, he looked at the oth
er boy, then he looked Ht t'ie shcritl', and
then he cave it up. Anut AhUitt.
Caught in the Seaweed.
Ve w ere seaU'tl ou the I'aratle of I'rcsh
watcr Bay one morning in the autumn of
lST. It was a glorious day, and the sun
was shining upon the waters. Presently
ntii attention was caught by twosplcmlitl
black retrievers on the beach, who were
evidently going in for their morning
hath. How they enjoyed tbe process!
barking wildly, breasting the foaming
w-aves, chasingeach other, an 1 thorough
ly reveling ic their swimming powers.
"How I envy thine dog .'" said my
sister. They nrt enjoying their swim,
ami the water tint look tempting; but
there are lots of seaweed floating about
on the tops of those rocks, and it w ould
be no laughing matter to get caught in it."
We wore silting there, watching the
dogs' gambols. Presently our friends be
gan to sw im out some distance in the hay
and were seen making foratieak of rocks
w hich was just visible alicve the surface
of the water at high tide.
They liaddled around it for some, time,
and then one of the two liegan to swim
aira:n towards land ; but the other still
remained behind.
After some minutes our. curiosity
liecarue excited by his stationary aptiear
uuce. " I wonder what that dog is doing?" I
remarked at hot. "It is very odd that
although he seem to be piddling hard,
he makes no progrm whatever."
My sister's quick eye detected the rea
son at once.
" The seaweed ! the seaweed !" she ex
claimed, jumping op. "' I do Ixdieve he's
ranght. poor beast !"
To dart oil' in search of awisuinn was
the work of a moment. A sailor was
standing on the beach, and s'ne- ailed his
attention to the Ctct. His iu'.cr.ft was
immediately excited, ami he rushetl oif
to unmoor a boat. He was unusually
tjtiick about it, but the initiiitcj seemed
very long to in, watchinthe little black
svk in the distance on the dazzling wa
ters; and we draded that the poor
brute' struggles woald -ntangle him still
further in the seaweed so that he would
!: drawn under liefore help couid arrive.
Hf was so far olf that it was impossible
to tell whether he were greatlv exhaust
ed. The companiiHi d.g seemed to untler
stainl all about it. He dashed excitedly
into the water, and followed the boat
man close behind. The boat seemed to
our impatient gaze to be crawling into
the bjy, but yet the sailor was rowing
his hardest, and at last the oor prisoner
jH'iveived help coming. When the boat
drew near up alongside, the sailor grasp
ed hold of the dog by the scniB of his
neck, but the boat tiitcd ominously every
time he tried to haul the animal in. He
tried repeatedly, but the poor thing was
fast caught in the seaweed, and the tide
kept driving away the bjat from the
tx-k. How we regretted that he had not
taken an extra man w ith him, but he re
turned again and again to the rescue. A
hard pull, a long pull, antl a s.rjng puil
accorapliFhed it at last ; and as the drip
ping black mass was hauled into the boat
we breathed freely oiicciuore our friend
w as saved.
The companion do insisted upon
clambering in too. He then took up his
position triumphantly in the bows, and
the sailor rowed back to shore, bringing
his dumb friends with him. The rescued
dog crouched at the bottom of the boat,
dripping aa J seemingly exhausted ; but
when the kcei grated against the pebbly
beach he sprang out and ju nped round
the sailor licking his hand in the most
touching manner. He then bounded off
on hie wild career along the b.'ach, snak
ing himself and barking with delight to
find himself on dry land once more, but
tie rvturaed again aad again to lick the
Bailor's hand. It seeuirid as if he could
hardly let his rescuer go out of his sight.
There was no doubting his ready com pre
liension ;aud short of actual i?ech itself
lie could not have expressed tuor; clear
ly or in more touching language his
gratitude towar.ts the person who had
saved him from an untimely and painful
death. ll.-ir Gordti.
What Covnmor Paavor Say In HI
Arbor Day Proclamation.
l!tir.ibi'ui. April 4 (ieeaor Bearer
iMiid a i.nvlaniatiou designating Fri
day, April ifi B Arir ljr. th ruiuse
of ln proclamation tlie f'overn.w my:
" The pliiniin of tree add unruliery in
n.ir p iiiliL ac:jxtl pmumls and al;ii our
lii'lmys in eurm ;y mxmi newi to our
kV'"iC. Tbe sj.iject of tree plantTnir, how
ever, iias bexome o imf-irtant in many
ay" lliat tlie Kii .-.Hive fe-ls mm'lW In
-ive ..lcr sii'i-c, if pys'ule. to tlie olwr-
rani ot A'Kr I-tay liiati is tiermmiriiire in-iijrste-1.
I'ul.lir parka are Itt-iitg pro-riii-d
f-.f in -vrrl of iinr cities ant! towti. thronli
private romnrii'Mie ami pi.l.ie. 4titerpri.-e
In wdat arar no llie imlivulnal citinn of
these wv-ral citi and loan better show
disappreciation if and araiiluJe lor these
beiiefa-ioii than by planting true, which
thai! not only inatiifrat Ms appreciation, but
at the nmr time ilrn the interest of him
aelf and iiis family in a .jkorit a liiih ij
essentially for the public guild?
What lielter rallying point for the fam
ily in a public park than the tree of their
own planting and nurture? What more
beautiful tribute to the men who have so
nobly proviiied for the health and happiiies
of future generations than ettch a ruark
of grateful appreciation on the part
of the people of the several communities
benefitm) ? The tilaces lor such tree plant-
, :nroij be deMirnated bv tlie authorities in
KMTfe tie remits could not but in many
I wavs oeneficial
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A Chase in The Sky.
A novei si'bt, says the Smyrna (Iet.)
Tiuft, was w itnessed over the northern
iart of the town at noon yesterday.
Those w ho are faniilliar w ith the habits
of birds of prey know that the eaIe
makes a slave of the osjirey or fishing
haw k so far as he can as a food gatherer.
The liaak had caught a fish for his din
ner, presumably from one of our adja
cent mill-ponds. An eagle which had
been watching the movements of the
haw k haw the silvery scales as the latter
bore it up on its pinions and started in
rapid pursuit, determined to have that
fish all for himself. The hawk seemed
as determined to hold on to it. Neither
of them are birds that come about a tow n
but per!ia;s the hawk thought the eagle
would desist if it flew over where bo j
many jieople were, but in this it wasmis
taken. Several circles were made around
the spire of the Kpiseopcl church, up
and down, and it was not until they got
over Ielaware street that the hawk
let go its hold on the fi.-di. This was all
the eagle wanted, and in a space of per
haia icss than fifteen feet from where it
had left the hawk's claws lh eagle had
caught it in its talons, ami sailed away to
some tree to et its dinner, and lie on
the lookout for that or some other hawk
to in the same way provide its Mij;vr.
An Awful Fat.
Ci.aytox, (i.t., April 11. The residence of
W. P. Woods, two miles north of flay ton.
was coiiMinied by fire last night after mid
night, and with it hi wife and live children.
The fire is supjiosed lo have caught from
bnrning leaves ii"ar the end of the yard, set
on fire the day previous. From the location
of the partially consumed bodies of the five
children, it is thoueht they were burned
while on the bed jut in the position in
which they were sleeping. What remained
of the body of the mothtr was found be
hind thedoor in themiddieof the house. Mr.
Wood is a carjienler and niillright, and was
at the time at work on a mill for Mr. Jones,
six miles away. The oldest child was eiht
and the youngest about two years old.
She Parsed It.
A Nebraska paper narrates this educa
tional incident: A High School girl,
Class A, iK-ing told by her teacher to
jiarse the senteni-e "He kissed me, " con
sented reluctantly, because opposed to
speaking of private affairs in public.
"He, " she commenced, w ith unnecessary
emphasis and a fond lingering over the
word that brought crimson to her cheeks,
!"is a pronoun ; third person, singular
nunilier, masculine gender; a gentleman
and pretty well fixed; universally con
sidered a good catch. Kissed is a verb '
transitive too mutch so ; regular every
evening; indicative mood indicating
flection ; first and third person, plural
numlier, ami g iverned by circumstances.
Me oh, everybody knows me," and
down she went.
A chiltl of Nannie Teaster, of Newjort,
Tennessee, was very sick anil it was
thought it could not live. When its
grandmother, l'annie Tcaster, heard this,
she said if the child would die she would
die too. So she went to the swamps, dug
and ate a lot of wihl parsnips and died
four hours tiefore the child died. Both
were, ai her request, buried in the same
grave. .
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A remarkable divorce case will lie
heard at the coming term of foe Craw
ford county circuit court, which convenes
at Knnxville, (Jeorgia. Allen Benn, St)
years of aae, and w ho has been married
Xi years, is the defendant, and the wife,
w ho is over 77 years old. is the plaintiff.
The suit is the result of a family quarrel
between the children, who differ us to
the division of property.
A western editor appeals to his delin
quent sulcrilet by saying: "This week
we have taken in potatoes and pickles on
sulwcription. Now, if you w ill bring in
some vinegar for the pickles and some
wood to roast the jtoUtmn, we can live
j till artichokes get big enough to eat."
j For the delicate and aged and all in
j whom the vital current is impoverished
j and sluggish, Ayer's Sarsaparilla is the
I very best tonic. It restores the wasted
I tissueas, and imparts to the system sur
prising elasticity and vigjr. Price $1.
AYortli $ a bottle.
It is estimated that crows have cost the
farmers of Maine SlQO.miO the past year.
The next Icgislature w ill he asked to give
a bounty of ten cents a head f.w the de
struction of these sable "favorites."
"Is anybody waiting oil you 7" said
polite salesman to a girl from the coun
try. "Yes, r," saiil the blushing dam
sel, "that's my feflow outside. He won't
come in."
Dyspepsia
Wakes ii Brs i.f ju-ny people miserable,
ca;i;s distress a.'tcr rating, sour Homocli,
.fk hcteche. heartburn, loss of a;ijvtlte,
a talnt,"a!l gone" feeling. Itut t.ste. coated
nirnoo . aat Irr.-pilarity of
WlSCreSS tlicboweU. Pj-sTM-rsIa dtx-s
After not of ttvii. it
r9t!. reqaires eoreful attention.
tal,n5 anU a rcraeOy like Hood s
SarsapariUa. w lik h acts gently, yeieftiaentlr.
It toues tiie stonueh, regulates tli di.
tiuo, creates a food ap- . k
petite, banishes headache, IC
aatl refreshes the mind. Headach
I lave bt-cu trmiW.nl niih dTprpla, I
had but little appetite, aad what I did f it
Heart li'"res'il me, or did me
al little gL Afi.r eating I
DUrn srisilu have a faiat or tired,
atlfooe ieelinr. as thoni 1 had n. eaten
anythtiiE. My trouble wis aggravated by
Uly buwiiess. .lintir.(. Last
nng I twk Hood's Kar
sanarilla, ln.-h did rue an Stomach
immense amount ut gisd. It jrai me an
ar-petltc, and my fm relished aud satisfied
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tlw cravltg I had prcTiotuJy experienced.'
OKoaua A. I'auk, Watcrtowu, iUtt.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by til drnt. fl; ill for fi. Frrfmlrt a!y
T C. I. H'XIO CO, Ajmtbaeartas. LovO. i
I0O Doses One Dollar
'CARTER'S
E7 Iim r.
SIIVER
5 1 DDK
Sick ITaH'iean.i r-lirrr nil Ow imuhkr inrt
tVnl Um ntlt'MM wttlf of tix BTfn. Mch u
Gil
OIV fSIMllV 1:MUJ tO (N'tlHla&IUn. CUDtiat
ih- to crn-ft ail dhkru at ihv ttmiawh,
MiinDa&Te tue hvr and iuitua toe b9WMA.
LveA cl thfty or.tj rurvd
HEAP
Aehe the irrnild tw" almnrt nnvitas to thne
lu sttftt-r fnn this ditrpwrtiir cuinpialnt:
Imt fomin.Mfir tli-ir iiKMlmt d.im not ent
hm, and lh.p who ooce try lrti will ntt
tlM In lie ilbi raiiinlib- la mo itmuiv waynUuic
tlier will n he willing lo do aithout thttOl.
but after ail sick hrad
pa
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thhanof no man r Hv that be it h.wrHn-9
wi- mk our rvat buajft. Our pills cure it
v h;k mhm do nit.
AWTfTR LlTTL I.tVT TllX T WT Wnftll
anil vrj" fwv to laajtv tn nutJiH
ft d Ttr are HtrtctlT viirilr an4 h
it my or purvw, hit by ThH- trdit atiN
i-rtwvail wlm iw thni. In Tiali at sCVcrfit;
n fur $1 Sold rwrwhftw, or anit by mail.
KXTII CO., Sew Tort
.Till PiU
Ml
ludl
BLANKE
ARE THE STRONGEST.
NONE GtNUINC WITHOUTTHC S' LABEL
WiiiihM by . avrks sons, llillada.. wha
Biake the famous Horse ilroiiu B;uer KlajaLela,
Oils! Oils!
The Psanrln.il nil CorornT. of PIUnlmrRh. P.,
mak? -h'ih.1tt f ?nniH!f(tiinnir fur tli
ixaiflMjc Uaule tbe liutsi bnuadft of
!lluminaung& Lubricating Oils
Naphtha and Gasoline,
That c&n rc wiavle ftvna Petrolfiim. We challenge
caiu(NiMu with every known
PRODUCT OF PETROLEUM.
If wi wlxh U attaw nuKonuir
Satisfactory Oils
IX TIT
.American lltirket,
Auk for ourai Trade fur Strmt vet aud TiciuHr
sppHd by
epliiS-'KS-lvr.
tioMEkT, Pa.
What Mr. H. I. Budd. Corresponding
Secretary of the Burlington County
Agricultural Society has to ay about
the Microbe Killer.
M iv ST H.u tY, Ft'b. IT
IS1,
;f.nti.f.en : I mil i r-up.l(-d fcr
nilar
prwtiriiix ptivii-iMn. laM h-uttr. Uttry Villi to
kt'lHin S Mii P.lie K it!t r. I hiwi t-ifT;:n-:iipi with
ntAiiy fltfl.Ti nt k'nn-H iiiit mtMiu-iiiev and
hs l I'Iim-mI luvaflt mni.-r lrriitUMTiI (tm wvfral
rf our ni.M inacil piiy-ir:a(i. in a.iiliiin tt hu h
1 TiiiHl ini!T (t i hi rvnnmK4r tuvlth rtortu
of ihe country, nil in a m M-arvh for rvlit-f fnun
an iniiri'M t?nlft!cr lo Hittntiarr g
rrMVHto) lr attai-hnt nt tttinimnin. wniniiliun and
intluHiiiiiiti 'it. hi utittT .lt-jmir I ini yotir nm
iMy. hut nhttll -vt tm the 'Vk Iot wiio rwtra
tnixltHl it. (or I am now fiitirrty ifve fnm t:e
ru-k;iiif twic) tioit tuale lifr miTtioie : am lnv
Tiroviiii: in li lih. raictiy (rainitiff In
4rt ncih My friftii nrf o urf 11 at ty Ira
nntv-l-oii)i;itni ihut thy a!iiht wi'ry u- rv
lafinc the ttory ot mvciirt. 1 have MiflVred o
niti'-h aiM m-4-ti n nuirh MitK'riiiK from thin fttlal
tlisu- thut I f.-W It my lmy toalvie ali to try
what I believe lot pnnfn my KaliMtion.
Kiuctrely youra,
II. I. lit LI.
Sen-lnrrnT, for pnmphiet riviutr fttll rrtWo
lara. So!M oiilv in 1 iriion jiigs. Lau atiout one
month 1'rn-v $3 OO.
VM. H Vl'AM S MH'KoitK KILLER,
Ni. ly Arch Sm-et, Phila iHiihia.
-LTOUR-
LACE DEPARTMENT
have M'veral nrw 'ts of Inertinps
mitl l't- tn match in Tofihn, Meilecia,
1I:t f . VaU'iiriHiiDtf. Knjnh Vanciemtn,
4tii(tir. He (ifiie. IWnt I'oint llral, Irihh
rnx hit IMraint In-e.
SVu- P-.ttrnt
Frn'fvr SHu-k !'..lin, fr Srnm brrr
it'ff. HAND -MADE DIAMOND TRIMMINGS.
IS ALL IVIDTtlS, VV TO 30 INCHES WIDE.
WITH INSEKTIXdS TO MAT'II.
New EsDBlfictel MmM
au ir;'.i,
vji to 4G Imhf M'iiU
r'niicM'nr Httntion civen top.w! miiiahiefor
liifmiui' outliitCiif. Naiti.k EmhriiUr1efl
-Kifiriiir aiM InnerthiKx ! maJcii. Fine Ha in
hnrti fc.mtroul-rifs. h-'-prir' ainl InritnTH to
mal. h tt FitiMi KiiKl-h SaiTiMMk. St-a I.
Krxl Naiiirtik. Freiictt Najiiwai.k In thctr, inr
hiuti and hfMr? Kfihia. Sewrfcl ftwial bar
(min. Ii1iii Lmcn. irioria Lawn. Itnl an Itirfi
iiy. 4-4 wfl riinh Lno-n aw n. I'iaid NaitiMti.k
in Ut antl bt-nvy w-i(hi. i AHUtu inper, etc,
Satupire bj tuaii ifdi-- nil.
&
FIFTn AVE.. Pim3BlRGH. PA.
JXKCVTOirS NOTICE.
kvute of SamtH'l Siatlvr, Pr.laU of Shade Twp.
tt'tutTM't to . Pa.,dtfaiied.
ITU'raffttHuieiiiary on the Uve estate lia
ln lHn srrMiiU'1 to the unieri(fritNl by the proj
r authority, notice ic horeiy pven to ull K-mn
indthuM toaail vxtatebimuke immJuate ay-iu-iit
mml thiwr having rUtm' aii, the nmjim
will pr 'in thra duly ttla nttiule1 (or Uk
mfiit fan NatiirUar. May (h. ), at the late re
tdi-nre o!'derva.-ed in sai-1 Toun-hip
Jonathan sorrer.
J. L, Purh. V. LAMltt.kT,
Auoniry. txeeutora.
SEND YOUR ORDERS FOR
CANDEE
RUBBERS
TO
H. CHILDS & CO
Manufacturer and Wholesale
Dealer In
BOOTS, SHOES
AND
RUBBERS,
511 WOOD STREET,
PITTSBURGH,
' L"" -3,
"Atafc tt- Wt Havana,
iMITt WAMTCa. Cooo Pa-w
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tfa Ave- PltHtmnrh,
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NEW:
Spring Importations
NOW COUINu IX DAILY.
We in!rt and !!:) rfirrrt from the man
ufjrlimTs. and tliuaeave you the inij.llf
oxn profit.
Prlnlixl ImiIU S:iks lativt cnlnrluidi and Myvt.
at.' tf3.i0 h?r yard. cicl'wiv fiattrrtu a pc-
rial bargain ltt at .'-.. ST Uir-h uldo.
Wtr aUu ait' alw livg new t trs in Dtm-y Smh
at Me. to f 1 a rard.
Nfir coloring In in FailHe Franril. 8urab
Si!k, Cm Grain $i!k. It. -!, !atln IlhuUmet.
K e alxoofft r ;.ihI val-.ir In Piarlc Milieu of tbe
belt wake, as ue carry one nf the largvffi Mtoi-kv
tne rrr rtuiod. in tbiFiiainlry
Nvw Wouf guittiijrfl. lu mt'dium anil licht
hliadia. iTK-ia a ide, at for.- alw ne plain and
Kiiciiiinfrs at 5r tof-'Ti a yard, inHihiuii
Uie very lattria aud flnc Importwl lree Fab-
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Mc a yard. An unequaled eollei'ilou.
Amerimn Irresi liufhan at Sr, 20r, V, I2',c
and lor a yard. All new tyl.
French Satinen at ac, iOc. lc and 37.' ;e, for tlie
very finest od.
American Baiinefl, beiit t;ie and make, at
12V and J.
Ner Cb&iltcfl at ?c. aud fine imported atyle at
ioe a yard.
New Embroideries new White Good, new
Lacea. .
Murliu CudiTwear rheaier than you ran make
it.
Our ropular fi fe French Comet, 11.30 quality,
all tizea.
Our new 1n3 Lace Curtain Catalogue In ready.
We flend goods by mail and Insure themaguiust
loss, without extra charge.
Send in your orili rs for samples now. Tbe
lanrest stork between Philadelphia aud Chicag;a
toendall letten.to
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Pittsburgh.
3?a
nov- sa-ly
EVERY YOUNG LADY IN THE LAND
EXPECTS TO BE THE OWNER OF A
Sewing Machine
Unices She is Alreadj, bet which of
the many Machines in the llarket
WILL ASS WEK IlEli I'll! POSE BEST
in every respect, is tlie question that now
engages her mind. She is well aware
that a Sewing Machine coals too
much to make
iFREQUENT ! CHANGES,!
But this question has now been solred for
her. At the Rrrmt Centennial Exhibi
tion at Cincinnati, after
lOO DAYS lOO
of Solid Comjaetition with all the ynifmed
best Sewing Machines in America, be
fore a jury of mechanical experts,
it was awarded a
z SILYEE ! JVIEDAX,::::::
e highest and only award given to Sewing
Machines, pronouncing it to lie the most
durable, the lightest and quietest run
ning, and best adapted for family
purposes. This, coupled with the
fact that it entered the field in
1877, when the market was
glutted with Sewing
Machines,
700,000
have been sold, more than double as many
as any otxer Company s f.r the same
time it was on the market. ladies
isfiasleand good judgment, af
ter carefully testing the
merits of the
WHITE,
and its new Steel Attachments, atisolutely
the most Durable and Best, will not en
tertain the thought of buying auy
other Sewing Machine. Sold on
the most reasonable terms by
Joseph Crist, Ag't.,
JEN N ER X ROADS. Somerset Co., la
Also Icr Sale, forty Second-hand Sewing
Machines, taken in exclutiKe fur the
WHITE
Indutling nearly ail llie popular makes.
Some are as nice aa new, having been very
litlJe useil. Will be sold very low.
VMKND.MKXT TO THKOlXSTITl'
TluN pmfKMeil to the cili -m of thts ( om
Uhuufl(h ty ih 4ivnerrtl A--tinMy of the t-xa-iuooHrtiJth
oi'lVna-ytVMiiiak, fir thHrupimiVHl
n--Ut'ii m ki -rm) viefthm to It? hvHl Junv 18.
lHit. t'ubiiK.t hytrrderuf the fviiarvB.if the
('..nmi.Miwtilih. in purmiauce of Article ivill of
Ut -4 II U t M i I ,
Jctiui nHtlHiitm projtf.in n fimn l;rKnt lo
tit tV.nMituihMi of uii4 Miiiuimut-dUh :
SKtTtoN I. Be it ntivti ty Ui Knute mi-l
Hmir4i KrprfMentativeM of tht- imiuHiviMia
M Pfim-ylviiuirt. in irviicrul Awemr!y met. Tuju
the .jiuwiiip iii Uiitii nt in iru(M I U the Om
KtituiHi f tite (AtiiinhKiwlt) ir I'e un i vho-i,
in iu-f4rU4Uice with ih biKhtceutlt Artkie
thereof -
AMENDMENT.
Then- shall be no n-Mitioiiu artifle to ahl Con
r.itutiuii, lu be desiKuuit-d u Article Xi., as foi
k :
ARTICLE XIX.
The msnulVturc, role, or knTiing f.r nole of
iHvux.K-HiiuKitMiHT.iooe U!K"t a tieverHsfe. is
hereby (truhibited and auy violation of tiu pro
hibition Mmll be imk-utuiiuor, puniyhabie aa
nhati be niVt1ed by law.
Themauufaetiire.'Miie or keeping fr Mile of in
toxteatinv liOor f "Toiber purine tlun as a bev
erage may lae allowed iu an h manner mil v as
may he prtciib-d bv law. The l.etieral A.-4ta-biy
flmll at tbe firm 4-.i,,n anroee liac tlie a)op
ttoo ot thit. article ot ttn- ooMitutton, -uart Ihwh
aith adeuat neualtit for n fiireemi.-ut.
A truej-j ot theJoiat Krlini-.n
rilAKLI- W. tTXE.
Secretary ot the CVannmnwealth.
TRIT OF TART1TI0X,
To Mar? U. -mith. intertnarried trfth Irfm(.
ah htiter, reidiiif ut lteli.mi Omni v. pu
Maiyaret niith. iniermarhed a ith Kii H.Cro
tv, liviiiii hiuith. and Ueorye H Suiitb. of ill.
tfca-Mnt. Pa-, and humuel U. Smith, f Still
tnaii'a Vailev. 111. .
Yju are hereby uo'lfie! that In parVtiflnre of
m ru ot ran iu in iiwun ui or the 4nhana
Court riomemet 4n.ty. Pa., a it. I to Die direetefi
I will hold an injiht on the nn-miMM on the real
estate aT Catharine A. Smith, dee d, oiuiate in
NintbaBijttoum Tap., if ixt Co., Pa, ou Tue
day. Um -2st day tf Ma v. A- I. when
and where you run attend if yon think proper,
tiherifl'a office, I a. a McMlU.KN.
Apr . lwy. Khenff.
A
DMIMaSTIUTOli'S XOTICF.
i-'Ute of ElitantHft Will, dee'd , latp of Stony-
n i " it-nip. sHiirrxvi i nuuiT. it.
Lrtter of NdiiitDiKinitHi ihi the above ertie hav
ina ot-en frranteil lo the uudemiifue hv the pnn
er anihonty. notice henrby fiwn to all iHrHig
indebted towdeiaaleto make unmediHte pa--Bieiit
and lMe hating ciaimn or demand
aealnot tbeaame will present thcin duly authen
ticaled lor aeUleuecit withHit delnv.
JPFl-tKMN K. VHL
mr"iO. AdmiaitrMtor.
ST. GHABEES
iHiOITiEiL.!
CHAS. S. GILL, Proprietor.
Table unjtnrpawd. Remodel with office on
am.bus.l t,- V...l i ; , . .
wiava ftmtt miw in f'a uneven l
ifhtinall rrm. New Meant laundry. Corner
iiwuauvn auu i liiru Are,,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
PENSION AGENCY.
SOL. UHL,
Italy aathnrlxed by the Goreniment. OfHre In
Baer s Block. Sjtnerwt, lu. martid t.
E1.0. HOSTUTLEXt
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(Sa 1 IUkmoth Bux;(.)
tSOXE&SET, PK.
All the Itt Styles of Fall and Winter Snhinin
and Orercoatiuri. SaUnfaclion liUanuiteeil, aud
UiweM Prices.
YOU CAN FIND X
KPwEmNGTOlT BEOS.
was will aaainci k ssisanisuai at Iiat mas,
JO
HOME
Poor, Foolish Lien.
mi A WOMAN'S ADVICE.
Thai Is oily tbs sseraad ttms t irbt tub that
I bmwm tad to pottsb mj bout, and rrt I bsd bard
wort asttiiw ssr hinbaDd lo im ap b old blacking
brush and th aannrssas o having-b posts black.
k rab o sb hu pssta, sad adopt,
WolfrsACMEBIacking
AawdSsans Deep Illarh Polish, which lasts
cm MxoVi bootsawre.andinWoBaiE'susBOSila.
WOLFF & KANSOLPH, PHlUCOPKiA,
SSOTTS
EMULSION
C05STTMPTJ0S
soaoruLA
BS0K0HIT13
COUGHS
COLDS
WastingEiseasea
CURES
Wonderful Flesh Producer
Many havo piineJ one ponnJ
pc-r day lv its tise.
Scott's Emulsion is not a se
cret romody. It contains tlie
Btimulatius" properties of tbe
Hypopbosphites and pure Nor
wegian Cod Liver Oil, the po
tency oi Loth beiDr largely
increased. It is used by Tliy
eicians all over the world.
PALATABLE AS MILK.
bfi all Druggists.
SCOTT & BOWSE, Chemista, B. T.
HARNESS!
ISAAC simps oy,
Manufactunr of anil Dealer in
HARNESS, PADDLES. BUIDLKS. HAU
IKRij, t'OI.LAUS, WlillS. 1.AP
ROBE3, BLANKETS, ITC.
STAR - HARNESS - OIL,
The Very Bjrt in the New and second hand I'.l'ti
CIES, always on hand, an 1 at tbe
Cheapest Pricea.
Repa.ring Promptly Done.
When in need of anything in my line, give me a
Call.
Thanking yon for tt favor, and soliciting
your patronage, J remain,
Youre Very Rt.aiectf4lly,
ISAAC SIMPSON,
SOMERSET. PA.
Ho tur at ww. caui mwy
Us wurw
ft
Itaauif t . bcia lm4m'
tHl gvisl u,i!ltufal
aul risn of Mil falsi.
One lrnMm mcb h-
if Mil mrnor mc ft.
toaOjeT with oar Imny m!-l-
,nf w of lltta-nIM
Frff. ! -r kiJ
m M may 1m ralrtf. lh broaM W JtPJ
h wr-te at ns kt -ir i fwl'l thm WqteM
kliawaAi., Uoi nUP-rtianl, J
MARVELOUS
ehry
DISCOVERY.
Only emiine NTsteas f Messory Tralalaav
Faar Bka I,rrnr ta sss reasUas
MiasI waadrriaa; earea.
Xt-tt ehilsl aad adalt reU aeaeflttesl.
UmU iuUacwawnSs So Oumispuadaoc. Clsssi-s.
TTMMMCt-
lis. with otrniioo. m lr. H m. A. Hssn
, the B-il-tsTnw1 SpiisliBt in Mind UiwuMh
it I l:MM.l..fTkMMafc lb. crast PhvcI
. J. 31. Um kley, l.I).,1'ioro(tlMi Chntiiut
tlon. V. W. A-lnr, Jxlae liilnaa, Jaaaa F.
J-rir. A. I-OISIiTtK, HI Filth ATe.,?t T
THE OLDEST
DRUG HOUSE INPITTSBURG.
I o
JOSEPH FLEMING,
No. 84 Market St.
llavine liJ fur a numlier of years a fair
aliare of llie iatroi)atre of tlie wi fieople of
1'illKlmrli and Tiriimy, 1 take Una onirtu
nily to say, wilh ini rea-teil larililiesami ainrk
1 am belter jnvreil tlian ever to solicit
their order, either wholaale or retail, in
snv wav relalini; lo the dniif trade, and bv
aicurary, neatness and pnuiiptneM. and pn
ees lower than eer, I liofie to merit their
roimnued luvors. I have constantly ill
Mock a full line of Drugs, Truwei. ilioultler
Jlraces for lather and peno, mmhtes. r arni
ly Syringes. Hair, Nail and TihiIIi Brushes.
All the leading FroprH-tary Medicines: of the
day. CikI l.iver Oil i'rcfiarationa. Malt x-trai-H.
For medical pnro."e(! there is no
better, purer, older whiskey sold to-day any
where than the pure eight-yearnild ijii-ken-lieimer
Whinkey I am now selling at $1 for
full quart Unties, or six for $5. The only
Wines that sbonld be used for medical pur
iwises are the pure California Tort, She,ry,
M uited, Angelica and Sweet and lry Ca
tawba that I am now selling.
Henil for price lit of Wines and Lienors,
mailed free to any aildreas. The money
must accompany all orders for wines or
Liquor, as we do not send any (roods C. O. U.
JOSEPH FLEMING & S4 X,
WHllLEULI AKD EETJIL
UietTGOISTS.
nrrsBcncu, ta.
412 Market St.. Cor. of the Diamond
Tax Payers, Take Notice.
Does Prohibition Prohibit? We claim it
does not ; the facts are on nur side. Consult
yuiif friend" in Uaint, Aanxis, f laiea.
Tliey will leil yoa it is a farce, and increases
taxes. Consult your own interests by order
ing Wines and Liquor direct from head
quarters. UYfYsrwr tpj aswiwy. gire yosi bet
ter and purer goods, till orders more prompt
ly, anil prices are lower than elsewhere.
Siltes A.-it Asutiy Pvaa Rva. endors
ed hy physicians, used in hospitals. Only
m.oo iini RTfinoani qiian.
inrkvntieuner l'ure i; . 6 yr. old, 51 Oil quart.
;irmon 6 M l.i "
Overholt a " l.is)
Fuicb s lioldca WtHliflng ft M. i.oo
16 h-tltli. T..tt l
Port". Khernet, Hranlle. Whiskies. Oin, Ae.
W iriiiji ttsrt up. tsnU shipped lo ail parts im
the V. S rsrefuIlT packed. Soextra chare Cs
paikages. s, nu trinl order. Wrile fur our rmn
plele OUalugvt os( Tin iisf. Jienltun Una
paper.
MAX KLE1.V,
JS Federal SC. Allcshcny,
id
V
" -.IT J .1
wmm
PlrTl,
10
I VA XjkV
TwnaKli Roado
For tlm Informal Inn of townhip Supervl
sors we puMh-h the f.illowiiiir ljw hi regard
to lownship roads wlrch was ii-cd ilnriiijr
the I ss; session of the raiiii-ylvaiiitt u
laturv:
So rnur I. it enactr.1. etc.. That from
tiiil alter the pftvuiH of this ac! the roaJ
commlssioiiera and other oflfcera hurinj; In
charge the ojicniiig, constructing and rt'ioiir-
ing of public roail", highways and bridges in
any lownship in this Commonwealth, are
ben by aitthorixc.l, at their option, to pur-
chuw for the use of their respective districts,
plows, p-mpers, road machines, and such
other implements and materials as may,
(Mm time to lime, be found necessary in the
ojieiliiv. construct ill 2 anil repuiiing of sad
roads, highways and briil(.cs.
Sctios If necessary for the jwyment
of ihe machinery, implements aud nute-i-als
mentioned anil referred to in theflrst sec
lion of this act, the sufrvisors. naul com.
missioncrs or other pnier olllcera having in
charge '.lie owning, constructing ami repair
ing of public mads, highways and bridges iu
the several tow mhips of ihis Commonwealth,
may and are hereby authorize to collect.
aunuully, in cash, not exceeding twenty-live
iwr centum of the rates or assessments by
them respectively laid in each year for road
purpjses, such cash tax to be collected iu the
same manner that other road taxes not
worked out are by law collected.
The Greatest Sufferers in the
World
Are women; their delicate organiza
tions being particularly susceptible to de
rangement and disease. Dr. Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, of Iiondout, N. Y., pu
rities the blood, invigorates the system
and fortifies it against the diiieases inci
dent to age, climate and season. It is
the best medicine in the world. Keep it
in the house for yonr children's sake, as
well as for tour own.
Rough on Saloons.
Jkfteksox City, Mo., April 11. Ey a vote
of 73 to 62 the lower House of the Legisla
ture passed a bill to-day tiling a minimum
rale of $3o0 and a maximum rate ofil.LfO
per annum lor saloon licenses for State, and
county parpose in all towns and cities of
the State, and permitting towns and cities to
charge from $H.l to $l,3n0 for the same pur
pose. The bill prohibits salo m keepers from
having any billiard iables, or checkers or
any ot he f game of chance or skill in their
property. Railroads and steamboats are de
nied the right to sell liquor under any con
ditions. Deformity From Bright's Dis
ease. S. I). VanC.Uikirk, of Detnarest, X. J.
says Aiijj. 20, 1SS8 : Dr. Daviil Kenneily's
Favorite lleinvdy, of Uo'inluut, X. Y., has
cured our dutiijliter of liriglil's Iisea.se,
after all other means hail failed. She
was so swollen that she measured 4"
inches around the waitt, and IS inches
below the knee. To say that we feel
thankful forstich a boon as Favorite Rem
edy is but a poor expression of the feel
ngs of grateful parents.
; O--- .
Six at a Birth.
Pebuau. Misx., April 12. A little over a
year ago a Finnish woman at New York
Mills presented her liiiMuantl one morning
with four tliilJrcii. This fact aroused
good ileal of comment at the time, but a re
port comes now which, if true, goes it two
better. The story, as told, and it comes from
a reliable source, is that Mrs. Andrew Bub-
era, a Finnish lady, living near New York
Mills, ave birth a short time since to six
children, three of whom are alive. The
other three were born dead.
A Family Gathering.
Have you a father T Have you s moth
er? Have you a son or daughter, sister or
brother who has not yet taken Kemp's
iialsuui for the Throat and Luns, the
guaranteed remedy for the cure of
Coughs, Colils, Asthma, Crimp, and all
Throat and Lung troubles? If no, why?
when a sample bottle is gladly given to
you free by any druggist and the large
size costs only 50e. and $ 1 .00
One Robber Killed.
Cextballa. Ill, April li Rubbers en
tered the postollice here at 4 o'clock this
morning. They were discovered by the two
night policemen and a pitched battle ei
sued, many shots being exchanged. One of
the robbers fell, wounded, and the other two
ran away. The police pursued them a short
distance, and when they came back found
the wounded man had esuiiicd, leaving his
revolver and shoe. Tiie rubbers were dis
turbed before they got to work on the safe,
and only secured what money was in the
stamp drawer, a little over $1. A large ne
gro was found dead at the central city bridge
at T o'clock, terribly mingled, lie had
quite a number of copjera in his pocaets
and no shoes on, and is supposed to be the
wounded rohlier, who was killed by a train
while making his Cfcaiw.
Phlneas T. Barnum to Retire
Xew Yuhk, April 11. 1'bineas T. I!ar
nuin, the great showman, announced this
evening his intention of retiring .forever
from public view. His immense invest
ments in the circus business, tige:tier with
his good-will, he has handed over to his el
dest grandson. Clinton Seeley, who in fu
tile will be known as Clinton llarniim See
ley. The transfer will be ma le as soon as
practicable, although it will probably not
take eiTect until after the close of the pres
ent engagements.
Tbe young man is thesonof the late Paul
ine Seeley, the eld at daughter of the show
man, now deceased. He is 22 years of age,
a member of the Consolidated block Ex
change, and has for more than a year man
aged his grandfather's estate in this city and
in Bridgeport.
Mr. Buruum stated this evening that he
was getting old and felt his age, notwith
standing his endeavors to wear his years as
lightly as possible. Jlesaid he was Sw years
of age and could not hope to bear up his end
much longer, physically at least, so lie con
cluded to get his grandson into the harness
as soon as possible.
Ho ff3 Fought over It.
Wayxrowk. Ixn., April 12. Some fish
ermen, while plying their vocation on the
banns of the Wabash, a few miles west of
here, near Eugene, made the horrible dis
covery of the mangled body of a man that
a drove of hogs were fighting over and drag
ging about in the mud and water. The
head bad been torn from the body, which
was so decomposed that it could not be rec
ognized. List fall a section bos on the T., C. and
St. L. R. II. win mysteriously missing, and
it was supposed that he bed been murdered,
but no trace of the body could be found, and
since the horrible find it is supposed that the
bogs bad rooted the body from the shallow
grave into which it bad been hastily thrown
by the murderers.
The men who were with the missing sec
tion boss are known, and now that a body
has been fjtind near when he was last seen,
an investigation will be made, and the com
rades of the missing man be required to give
an account of their whereabouts at that
time.
For nearly half a century Ayt-r'sClirr
ry Tectoral has been the most popular
cough remedy in the world. The con
stantly increasing demand for this reme
dy proves it to be the very best specific
forcold. coughs, and all diseases of the
thr.iat an J lun s.
A f UMT.ititiuus tnnn, after reading an
aclvertisenient lieale1 : '"Cut lliis cut ; it
may rave your life," cut the advertise
ment out and posted it in bis hat, and
the same day was struck on the head by
a brick and killed.
THE SPRING MEDICINE YOU WANT
Paine s Celery Compound
(Purifies the Blood, .
Strengthens the Nerves,
'Stimulates the Liver,
Regulates the Kidneys'and Bowels
I Gives Life and Vigor to every organ.
There's nothing like it
" m spring, etng very much run down aw!
rtebtuijiliiJ. I procured smw or Pniiie's ci l-ry
YmiisuuiL The use of twolsittles made me
fts-1 likf a ww inan. As a general tunic awl
ajirUig lueuMue, i do uol kmw Its equal."
W'. L. 4.iKlRN.Sse.
Brl.Tiaterk.nral V. N. ti., Hurliugioa, VL
ft.is). Six fur I.V1W. At Uniinr'.sta,
S J Jl M Tj TX t M Ui I X. D L INT G
I I I I I I I I i I ! I I I I I I I i I I i I M I I
The Largerst and Most Complete ::::::::::::r.::::z:z:
Wine, Liquor, and Cigar House
IN THE UNITED STATES-
ESTABLISHED 836.
"W". SCSIIVCIIDT,
DISTILLER AND JOBBER CF
FINE WHISKIES.
IMPORTER OF
WINES, LIQUORS. AND CIGARS.
XOfi. : Ay DOT riFlIlAVEXlE, riTTSUVVJlU, 7.-.V.V.I.
JU Ontm received by moil or vlhcrr ui'l cm if aitm.'i' n. "a
Somerset Lun
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
MAKCFACTCKSa XD I'EALXS W HOLXSALlia iNI KCTAII.Ea or
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS.
Hard and Soft Woods.
OAS. POPLAR, ' BIDISGS, PiCKETS. Hul'LMN'US,
ASH. WALStT. FXOORISO, PA.II, STAIR RAILS,
CHERRY. YELLOW riNE, rSHlNGLES. DOOR-S BALUSTERS.
ciiEPTxrr, white tine, lath, buxds. newel pupts.
A General Line of all grades of Lumber and BiiiMint Material and Roofing Slate ki. pt in Mock
Al, can nirnub anything In the line of our business to on Icr with rcaaouabl
promptues. uch an Brackttn. Ortd-slred work. etc.
ELIAJS CXJSCSnCSTGIIAM,
Offlcs and Yard Opposite S. &C. R. R. Station, Somaraat, Pa
x
EXSCSISED IT
"ITTIRO
SCIENTISTS A3
HD 1 nrnTri I T T IT C
HI
IauiwStriLiiliiS
rr
MONUMENTAL BRONZE COMPANY,
SXISOC1tT. ccy '.
ft
iiJiiiLJi
;-X ..
Ovor EOO -., 1 SenJ Icr
Beautiful Wf ' I $1 Price L.ci Ci
Mr-
THE CELEBRATED-
Are at Present "V V : 1 r. 1 1
thenar ) gi j
IIOIIMANN PJItOS., Sole
HUMPHREYS'
Cloth &Cold Binding
Wrwm. f. B-t 1MTO. T T.
urr of rusciPAL kos. crux rrcc
PTr, 'otiaTstion. InfUmmsttoiM... .2
nrnii, Worm t-evr. W orui i;Utc. .. .25
'rln Ctjllr, r 'Ii1iidic ot ItttauU. ,'Z'
IMrrtira, uf Cl:iidrn or Adults '.
ISaciHry, (npiti(. liiiiou Coii..
(holer ftNirlKiM, VuiiiiUdc
4'ftiifi, OcUI. llroucbiti J5
rumltilit. TnottiHrlHt. t'aivac'te 2J
HOMEOPATHIC
)iMfMna. biimiit MiiniK.fl if 5
I I Jiiiirrr4 or P hi fill Prrlos 2S
I 'il W liite, too Proj.i-e Teriods 2i
( rotin. vouch. Pimctilt Urathinff !!.
1 i Infill Khrum, FryipiR. Krqnuuu,.
I oj It hrnmaiimtl. Uln turmlic I'irm .2
KHlvr and Ar. Chi tin, MiartA. AO
17fi'llr. Klindor lilewlmir AO
( Alnrrh. IntlnMi'x 'old o tli Hm .ntt
20 1 WliiHiplof 4'oimh, Violent Cmiittim. . .AO
(,rnTDl lhility,l'ti7McatWajiiMM .AO
HidiiPV I AO
vTotl liability l.OO
i rinary raknru. Wettior BM... .AO
Oi-enf of th Mnrt. Pin'irn 1 .00
SPECIFICS.
HlU by t)r'k'Kf . or mhiI p-tpnt on receipt of
prie. ULl liUti'JlkUUIik,t.U. IvtttwbmutH.M.L
lERRINE'S pure
BARLEY MALT
FOR
J4m Malaria
Indigestion.
M f A Iradtnic tin g
fi in rttt aro
ma wrllea : -ii(i it)
lUirU-y Mall t nnt-r.
'i ht constant di
DiatMt fr;onr vni
l.at:le ire(iaratton
i.wt"-!Tnt- tit" i'ir
ly dtiflrt-ttl nf a.y
la.t onter. Ttn- uv
ti t lrrl n liir
Hit rley Malt (ro-
kiKin rented v for
3llariaaul lutilgea-
tUm."
m
WATCH
THE
LABEL.
rURECTlONS.-Take part of Wlno.
arlaMttil THreo Tlm m Tmv.
Fnr aal hr all DrurzK rhrww hont ttr rnttM
tattaiid CaxutUa. hot mvuaum uuimam beaxinc
ituuare of
a. k i s. perriseJ
S.tle T-rrpfni-
Ptil!wl, lii,;i.. p.
-T7T3TJT?
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P''Stl'i--' LA nui it- to IM-ih p.-;.;e r.
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DMIXLSTIIATOR'S NOTICE.
l'i Ihe rrtateof Alhert Mehrilwn. It. nt l'nr.
T.;rkeyu Twnhip Amwrn , l"a . rlei !
Itt4'r of A.tnntmtlin hnv
inr- i:i,.ri-lKliei. ..V l'l InK:r Ulltlllirllr tl th
rluw. N.,li,f if l.en-l.T inrej, u ill
trticH m il MI enute to"n:l(e lmmeli.
a-e paymi.nt, ! all ptlUt havunoiniiiw HK,nt
1 "'ate present them to the AiliniDitlrator
itulr amhenli-te.l fiirnettltmeiitat the late two
lerv the 'leeeawl ou or behrre Satunlur the
4 t h .lay of May, law, at the late residence of dr
etaaju.
JACOB SICHOIJox.
Prti. AiliBlciatratoc.
B It will cnillrat from fl
B th Ttm all tbe form n
H of Ma lama.
ill w? T
Use It Now!
"Ilnrtni; nsnl rour Psiw'scviery Compnnr.fi
this spri.; Iran ift I" f om.m nil V as til"
nim-t puwerful ant at the skiiw lime rwi-l
gHi.tin ivgiiliur. It Is a n'ent!.l li-ni' touic.
auU since latlnf If I have Ml like a new i
it. r- koa. WaLeriuwn, Kikota.
Kius KicFsBrwrrs t ( a. Pnis. BurltnrWin. Vt.
TViephmie No. 6tO.
P
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B SJUUB k Ul
IT WILL PAY YOU
TO BUT YOIB
3IE3ZOIIIAI. WORK
J
Wm. F. SHAFFER.
SOMEKSKT, PEN.VA.,
iiftnufa-'turcr of di! Dealer in
E'Wtrm tt'ttrt Furnisftrti i-n iylutrt Notice, in alt Grfr
mu m jiMi iui
Aim, Aijrnl for the WHITE BR0.ZE.'
Persons in need of SUSl'MENT WORK wil
find it lo their interest tocall at my sbiq.. where
a prviier mminit will le xiven tbem. SH-.stfi.
iVi'-Ziiti Htmraut'ft in Eivry t'ae. nmt i'Ktrts
YEKV LOW. I invite special attention to the
White Bronze, Or Pure Zine rKofiuir.net
Intnliictn tiy REV. VT. A. T.'.Sr,. . n riecirtfd
li -u.n.vement In the point of MATKKIAL ANIi
fuNSTKI O H'S. ami ahiih in cliinet to be
the r-ui'iiiar M.-Mi'Tni-iit for our t'haiiirrahle Cli
mate. GIVE MI A CALL.
WM.F. SHAFFER.
a i hit
are preferred
l.y tlie lead
ing Artists
Agents, Johnstowr, Pern'a
If any (leftlf-r mm he haa the V. 1.. Iwmik-Hm
Millie, without liitiM anil rie MttmprU ea
tlie buttuiu. imt hi ilk liuwn aa a frauu.
VV. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE CENTLEMEN.
H-t In th worhl. KTnmlne hi.
9r,.ix i.kmim: h a vi-r t it mioe.
4.r.O H (MMKIHII WtLT MIIIK.
:i-- riit.iii; amd r.AHHmv shoe.
4..W KXTKt VAI.ITR AI K -HOk..
votiKl(;i w? mu,
;.lMnl SI.J.-5 IMOf s IIIHII. SHOES
All nude iu t'(tocr.)M, buHi.it au.l 'aw.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE iVdYes.
Bet Material. Bert Stlc. Uoat Ftttlnr.
If uut -.tl bv )..m il.Kier. writ-
Y. L. IMH CLA, BliUCKTON, MAS
FDIi -SALK BY
A. H, Ferner & Bro.,
SOMERSET.
CatawrH ELY'S
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rrftiotiwd uream balm
t'" 1 Cl Patucea, Allayj Pain
HiYFEVEt? 8) ? iJ .
ft" ' y .
ami Iuammaiion.
7
Heali the ms, Re
lUirt.ir the Si-unef of
Ta.-W auJ Smill.
TRYTHE Ct'RE.
HAY-FEVER
A particle appliM Into earh nostril ami f
CTevattftf. Price .'"(en! lrufri : hy mail
rv;i-rv., COu. fcLV bKi., jt barren strfei.
.ALESMEN - WANTEJJ
To httiMllvmy llionHttrhly r'tlitMt' NurMrrv Murk
on mlary or iiininiioti. IVnnntK'Tit tmply-iiM-nt
yiiarnueet. ninii fret. Fn-viuuN eipeh
tlKfr nut ivuifn-. Wrile n
C. YATEiS, Nurseryman.
Hocheaier, N. Y.
Monti m thi ;aper.
FLINT GLASS
MILK
BOTTLES
feiS RETURN r
ri isjuxvirii r"A.
IV rol B SIZES:
Sat I'lat, Quirt a ,', Gllui
WRITE FOR PRICES.
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HESS0
4OBACCO
IS INDEED A LUXURY
FlNZER'S
AMONG DEALERS
THESE GOODS ARE ON THE
MARKET IN ONLY ONE SHAPE,
3x12 FULL 16 OZ. PLUG-THE
MOST CONVENIENT T9 CUT H
POCKET PIECES OR CARRY WHOLE.
Ha.FlHZER4BE0S.,Loalsiillf1 ly.
JAILROAD TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE Jc 0UI0 P.AILKOAD.
S0XER3ET4 CAXBRU BKAXCU.
DISTAXCE AND FARE.
VliV COMES AS
JS fiNE piece:
4SlpPLUG
TOBACCO
ft y VV?y
an 3 is -43 ; y to
KNOWN ASA J A AKE IT
Srand
MllfH Far..
Somerset to StuyMown I 40
Somerset to Hoorcnnllle 17 so j
8meret to Bethel. 2. To j
Somerset to Johnstown..-......-. 36 1 Id i-i
Somermt to Kjk kwol...... 30
Someme to (iarrett 15 W
meret lo Meyerlale 21 70 ri
Somerset ta ITimberland - 5 J
Smnenet to Washington 210 Ij ',
Snmerwt to Baltimore &0 7 30
itomenct to Ursina - 24 W
Sijmerset to tVirjfhienee - 2ft 80 :$
Somemet to Connellavilla 52 1 N)
Somerset to Pittnburvh 110 140
The fare to FhluuielphU is fJ.-H, and to New
York, HLf.
Winter Arrtngemtot In tffact lot . 29, tt.
SOMH-UOUSD TRAIXS.
joiinstows express-no. 9i. t
Arrtvm.
Jobnrtou u X a n
Rnrkwl tvl. ft m
!.MavKT... a m
Oeiirvr . ti. m
&oy9twri T .1 a m
HHvenviUe- .ii ft ax
Bvlhtl T .-t u
MAIL No. 93.
PitMurrh . I 50 a rn
R'-ki.t... ) 111
Miitunl - :i.7 ni
rwienem! H-- p m ;
MujrttMWn.... 4 Jb p m
HoovtrtiviUe. 4 .'' p m
Bethel 4M p m
Johnatow u.. 5 30 p ;
rawencM frtim Pitubnnh r ban ire rant for
poinu ou tii .-lutnt tk vmlrU at Kockwoud.
A'-rirr.
SOMERatT l.;43 m
Baltimore i no a m
Fut-tniryh fc itt a nt
KaHkwMNl ll -jo a m
Mili'ord m I
Piuenrr f.r s-to-r't tVrm the east ani wert
on the i-Hlburgli lh laiuij, chaiie cr at Ruck
wuutl. SOCTU-ROVSD TRAIXS.
BALTIMORE MAILNo. 92. t
Johntowu , M:4ri a ro
Hftbf I y i.i a m
HM,vtnvi;le.... V:M a m
M-.yKUwu. y Wi a m
'rljfvr If't.lrw iu
S'MKkSKT IM 16 a m
MUiunl lu 7 a m
RnrkwrnMl HI 4" a m
f 'TtnifierlaiKi i Jfiam
WahiHKUn Vi a m
Halti;in.r Hiiiin
Pittsburgh 6:io p m
PajBentrerH fur piuu caxt aad weat cban car
at Rot kMuod.
Ait'OMM0IATI0N'-No. W.
A rrtvr.$
Rfx-kwtMKl 4 AS p m
iiiu)Tiat)4l . 7 nf p m
Pltlfll.lirKts H . p m
W ahhintto 7 '.D a m
Baitimv.re 8 JO a m
Johiutnwu 3 0f p m
H-thfi x :c; y ii,
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Stytitu 4ci t ru
(wilier l i', p m
S.MtKutT 4.:;l p id
WlllorJ 4 1-' r Ul
PnwMin-n fur ttmt wet chanae can at
Rockwuud.
RCK KWiKiI) A( (IIMMODATIOS-Xo. 96. t
rViMEKOKT .':t: Kuckvii uw.m
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Cwrit-n li-avine on thin train can make i-od-no't.on
iu iu kuul na mailt txures iraina
eAl ol weal.
Daily, f Iaily except Sunday.
BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD.
PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
EAST-BorXD TRAIXS.
W.mA. .
TnltHtt Lcrtvt HiUtu. iu,
Pittsl'iintti 7:i a. a.
Brn1',iM-k 7:js "
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tound from S.m-rel and Johnolown, at Htaii
man iritb train, to and fr.,m riforit at OarrcV
Willi train, to and from Berlin, at alubury June
ioa with traiiu v and fruia saiiabury.
A3 Trcmi St,vfur FweKgm uAera Timt a Oik.
W. y. H.FMKVT4 Vanatrer.
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SAIiFSMEN WANTET
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