The Somerset Herald.
RJit.ir and 1'n.priei'W
' : :- -
...May . I.
It u not a relijrioua question that di
vide the Presbyterian cbunh. It is the
color of tiie unman fkin.
It is not very Kk !y that tbe Prefid.-nt
cT tlie 1'niteJ States will po off on a ti--U-5oj
xcursion on Memorial I'ay.
Ms. Eva C. Foukji, mother of Mr.
Crrover Clf veland. wan married last week.
The -Presidetit has now a new daddv-in-lnw.
Ohio is IlepuMiran Slate, but it lias
the ba! Iiabitof point? the other way oc
casionally. The Democrats are claiming
that this is one of its bad years.
Cokporl Tasske, the Commissioner
of Pensions, nays that nat less than ten
thoiManl discharged soldiers and sail rs
of the Union army an i navy are to day
the inmates of almshouses. This U a
crying shame and divre to the P'vern
ci'ent whose lire they assisted to preserve.
I'KE-tuiENT Iltmuso h a piven llttinp
rwngnilion of the colored lJejiublican el
ement by appointing ex-Conres-man
J.ihn U. Lvn.h, of MissisHppi, to I
Fourth Auditor of the Treasury. Mr.
Lynch is a man of Ur.f ability, with an
unblemished record for Integrity and the
faithful lH-rformance of duty. '
Xt Vr.rvntsKi.E.thewifeofawell-
j r i . .. u .t... lit,:,,
to-do farmer living near Y ooster, ' 'ti o, j
is a regularly ordained minister of the
I'niled Hrethren denomination. She has
lately !wn prante.l pap-rs by the Pro
bate Court authoriiinp her to jwrform
the mirriag'1 cenvn'iny. an l is s.iid to be
the first female ever thus licenced.
A mi l was pasi-ed by theluW Lepihla
ture, lias been signed by the Governor,
and is now a law, which prohibits the
killing of son; bird. The ofTenae is
punishable by a fioeof froai five to ten
dollars' and imprisonment from five to
thirty days for each offense. The law
should lie rigidly enforced.
MvBitv citizen ho has a prop"r con
ception of his duty should attend the
election and vote bis sentiuienU. 1et
lis settle these questions in the way pro
vided by law. lontKtayat home and
then prowl over the result. It is poinp to
cost the tax payers a ro ind sum of nion
ct ti ascertain public sentiment, anil it
can only be definitely ascertained by
jKiliing their own votes. Iietusall vole
and then ' give as a ri."
TiimtF. is much wranp'inp over the
question whether prdiibition prohibits
in the Slates of Kansiis and Nebraska.
Judging frotn the iiewspapapens in those
Mates we have "otiie to the conclusion
tiiat it is a success in inost of Ihecouutry
districts, but not in the cities and larger
towns; which poes to prove, we think,
that public sentiment can alone enforce
the law. It is a knotty question, and one
that calls for patience and thought; not
for wratiplitip ami m riiuination.
It is announced that President Harri
son will makes trip to Franklin county,
Pa., during the coming summer to see bis
mother's birthplace. General Harrison's
mother was KUmbeth Irw in, daughter of
Archibald Irw in, and she was born about
ten miles from Charubersburp, Pa., in
Montpotnery towaship. The old stone
house in which she was born is still
standing, and tliev l'resident litis several
times expressed a desire to visit his
mother's birthplace.
Statu Chaibmex ANiwEwsand Kisner
are Isith of the opinion that the poll tax
amendment fo tlie Constitution w ill car
ry by an immense majority on 'line IS.
The Iemocrat8 of Philadelphia have de
clared in favor of the amendment and
Chairman Korke lias addressed the
ptthlicao presidents of ward executive
committees this circular :
Have jour ward executive committee
called together as early as possible, in
structing your members to act in con
junction with the iHMiiorratsin reference
to the amendment to the Const it tion
relating to oll-tx, urp'tnp them to vote
and use thiir influem-e to advocate the
repeal of the same ; also, if any vacan
cies occur in the Assessorship of the di
vision by death, resignation or otherwise
to name a suitable person to fill the place
and report to me not later than the 11th
day of May, so that I can have it tiled
with the proer persons to appoint.
It would appear from this that K.tli
parties in Philadelphia are organized in
favor of the amendment to abolit-h the
tax qualification, but outside of that city
we find the press iu many instances out
spoken against it. Various reasons are
assigned, among them that it will de
crease the revenues of the State or com
pel increased taxation in another direc
tion to make pood the deficiency. The
ritisburgh Cvmuifrr'ml-duyt'f takes this
sensible view of the question :
"Very little lias been said thus far
either for or against the proposed amend
ment, to the Constitution abolishing the
poll-tax. The fact that so little interest
lias been manifested in the matter would
seem to indicate that there is not much
neceKsity for he change ; or, at least,
that if there is any necessity it lias i;ot
made itself apparent to the majority of
voters.' A tax, amount inp to a dollar or
two, has been made a qualification for
the exercise of the suffrage for almost a
century. That requirement was put iu
the Constitution of 1 7: HI, and has remain
ed, notw ithstandiiig the several sulwe
quent revisions of lhat instrument. The
convention of 1ST:! refused to eliminate
it, and now it is proposed to be stricken
out by amendment, not in rcsoiise to a
popular demand, but at the instance of
jsjliticians who wish to stop an abuse
and a burden at the same time.
It has become a custom among the po
litical committees of lioth parties, ese
cially in the larger cities, to pay out
thousands of dollars annually in the w ay
of poll taxes as a perquisite to securing
the votes of those against whom the tax
es are assessed. Thai this is a very ques
tionable method of drumming up voters
is not to be denied, but the abuse is one
which should be corrected, not by abol
ishing the tax as a quuiiliuition,but rath
er by forcing the citizen to either pay it
himself or lose his Vote. The man who
cares so little for the franchise as to sac
ri5i it for the sake of a dollar, or to be
m illing to exercise it only w hen some one
else pays bis poll tax, is not very pood
voting material. The clLi-n ho reaily
values the suffrage for the oprtiinity it
give? bim to take part iu securing g'od I
government will scorn to throw u;.m
others even as light a sum as the tax,
much less p'a.-e hiuiseif in the attitude
of being induced to vote for the candi
dates of the party that baa squared Lis
couut with tbe tax collector.''
rd Items.
What u the nwlter wilh a daily nail
J'mnihan Miner's new dwelling houe is
rirsrinjr completion; it w'H, when I'minhed.
i add grwth- to tli aprri of Jericho.
J Ananias Manprs, whose barn was dtroy
i cd by fire m timeajro, is trwtinj; a very
S Era- ami extensive building.
1 Jmiie ia!.au, Jr- formerly of this nUv
but ho ha heen living in Johnsiown for
several veur. intend removing bark in the
near future Wek-jroe, old friend !
(tiieof onr young men having acquired n
jr t of black smith tool.-', ?ay: He i ready to
bi h'.I kind of wort promptly and with ti
ikiity. I-a&c Al.kner. our new mail carrier, ha
pun based a fin horswand j'P, and tays ' lie
will rnaka im git."
Many of our voters favor the amendment
and will ct Ibeir votes in the direction
of incorioratinp into our constitution the
cbu prohibiting the tiisiiuntcture and sale
of intoxicating liquors as a beverage; which
wii! put a plaster over the door of the dram
shop, and slop many peoples'!' progress to
poverty.
llatrison Luhr, who is quite extensively
engaged hauling lumber to Hooversville, in
vites many to investigate the quality of the
lumber since he has purchased a new wagon.
Okmekvzk.
Husband Items.
Communion at (hi place next month.
The indications are favorable for an abun
dant fruit crop this year such as apples and
cherries.
It has been a very Mae prowiiifr spring the
prass, grain and everything in the line of
vegetation, is far advanced.
Mr. II C. Ik'im is at present engaged in
hauling taw logs sre presume it will take
'" all summer to complete bis work.
j Mers. Deitx and Kuss wbo are working
i at the mason trade, have been putting up
j yr walls this spring, and they have as
j much work or more than they can possibly
IF through will, this summer. This is ac-
counted for by the fact that they are first
, .
class workmen.
There will be an unusually large oumbei
of our people in attendant at court from
thee trts w ho are anxious fo know w hat
will lie done with tbecriminalsawaitingtrial.
Tbis is the principal topic of conversation
now. Tiie p-ople have been much annoyed
in consequence of these outrageous crimes
that havs become so frequent in this county.
M.. C. H. Miller is putting the finishing
touches on fiis bouse, of which 1". 6. Wetter
is the contractor. When finished it will
be a model of ornament and convenienee,
thai will greatly enhance the value of his
property. Mr. Miller has also rwvntly pur
chased a air of handsome horses to do his
teaming.
Ovvsioxal.
A Woman Licensed to Marry Peo
ple. Probably the first female ever licensed to
perform the marriae ceremony has just
lieen granted p:i;ers conveying that author
ity from the Probate Court of Wooster, O.
The lady is Hev. Mrs. Kllen Kunkle, the
wife of a well-to-do former, residing in the
northeastern part of the county he is a
regularly ordained minister of the Vnited
brethren denomination, and besides her
household duties she discourses regularly to
two charges in lhat county. The judge
claims that although the statute in regard to
the rig!t to erforni marriage reads in the
masculine gender thniugliout, he applied to
this another statute which states that in
statutes where the masculine gender is used
the feminine gender can also be applied.
Thed:tily IIkuu.1 will mike its appearance
to-morrow evening and will be published
each evening thereafter during the present
term of criminal court. It w ill c.intain full
rejsjrts of all cases tried with portraits of the
members s the celebrated McClcllandton n
gng, and of the principal characters and
witnesses in the Vmberger tragedy. Send
in your subscriptions.
The following letters and postals remaining
in the Postoftire at Somerset, will I sent to
tiie IK-ad Letter OtTioe if not called for with
in ten days from this date, May 29, Ihhu.
J. K. COITROTH, P. M.
IH1NKSTIC.
Iterkey, Isaac; Cripsey, F.lia; Ilinrhman,
Joseph: Lowry, Kllen; MtK.'reary, Samuel;
Owen. W. P.; Pietro, Slcfaus; Shaulis, Alex
andre; Snyder, John L ; Warner, P. H.
roRxiust.
Cireco, tiiuseppi.
Still at It.
A bb-.Tani received from Mortrantown,
Wist Virginia. Thursday, says. News has
rea'-hed here of another outrage attempted
by membeis of the Kayette county, Pa.,
panp of robbers. tn Tuesd:iy r-i'ht, three
men attempted to force an entrance into tiie
house of li.becca Tickey, near the West
Virginia line. Mrs. Tickey who is !) years
old, was aione w ith a daughter. They fired
at tbe men, atid iieigblsirs were attracted
who frightened them away. On the same
ni-ht a similar attempt was male on tbe
bouse of Kliza Mick, but the parties were
tumble to make au entrance.
The subscribers to the daily llEUti.nul
r:'ftdy unrulier over one thousand and our
stents are sending additional names by ea h
limit, shouldn't wonder if tbe youmr-ter i
would l-.ave two thousand itrotts ere it i a
-rs k old.
Liquor License Appeal.
The argument of the Pittsburgh bottlers, j
iwo wuoiesaiers ami two drug lemvs. who
have ai'peaied to the Supreme Court from
tbe decision of tbe Allegheny County Court
in refusing them Ihpior Licenses, was dis
tribiitej to the Justices Friday in printed
form, but no decision is likely to lie rendered
until the Court snail open its H.irrisburg
session. The bottlers claim that their busi
ness is retruluted by a siecial act assed iu
lsTi, ami that tbe YVIiolesaicrs' act of May
t. 1ST, providing that licenses shall lie
granted in sui h manner as is provided by
eaistinR lass did uot rhause their privilege.
The Iwer Court held that the phrase
"eii-tintf Inws" referred to the Brooks bill
of May 13, but this is denied by the appel
lants becausr the IinxAs bill refers solely to
retailers, a line of business forbidden to
wholesalers. They fjrlher claim thai the
action of Jn hre White was extrajudicial, ar
bitrary and wiilftil. and not the exercise of
proper judicial discretion, as no complaint
or remonstrance had been filed against any of
the rejected applications. The wholesalers
contend that tlie act of May 24 does not give
the Court discretionary power to grant or re
fuse licenses unless good grounds for refu
sal are set forth, as tbe Wholesalers' hill is a
revenue act; while the Brooks bill is intend
ed to restrain and regulate the liquor trade.
President Harrison's Clemency.
C icAt.o. May 22. A special distc!i from
Iudianapolis, lnd., says : A telegram was re
ceived yesterday from Private fseeretarj
Halford announcing that President Harrison
had remitted the fine of f liftj and costs,
ajrisrvgaiiiiK f, strains! Sun Coy, the demo
cratic piliticiau, w!io is se-riii)i a sentence of
eighteen mouths in the ll.clmnin city prison
for the election fraud committed in In lis
napolis in ItsC. His term will expire in a
few days. The petition for the remission of
the fine was sipned by a number of promi
nent republicans.
Three Lucky Men.
Washixutox, P. C, May 24. The Pres
ident this afternoon kipiel the commissions
of David Martin, of Philadelphia, to be Col
lector of Internal Revenue for tbe First dis
trict of Pennsylvania ; benjamin P. Gilke
n. of !ri-to!. Pa., to (e Seisind CuuiKroll
er of the Treasury, ird Samuel V. Holliday.
of Erie. IV, to lie Commissioner of Customs.
Their commissions were sent out to them
tilts evening. As soon as Martin shall take
po-ss,oQ he will beappuinted Custodian of
the Fvderal buildings at Philadelphia.
Cuthrl Under Martial Law.
(iRUHir. I T.. May "i The soMiers wera
rrtrduy ealhsl out for the first li:ue ain
j the owning of tiklaiiema. and for severe!
i,kiip ihp eite tif i;nl!ine nra'tirallv
oiuler ntartw) law. The mctinps held every
niplit for a week ly the men wlio lost their
lot!- through rontets ami by tf:a opening of
streets ctilinit!tel iu a riot yesterday. On
of tl-e let hts in litr.brie was awarded, by
the Board of Arliitraliun, to a man named
Priscvill, of ChicAgu. An old man by the
name of Dienier, of Kunsas, occupied the
front of the sume lot with a tent. Driscoll
erect(l a building on rollers, reuly to shove
it to the feint as soon as Iemer should
vacate.
ICeivn'ly the Council passed sn ordinan'.
cir.powcr.iig the Mansual to eject every per
son whose claim tor a lot had been rejected
by the Arbitration lisard. This, put to
elocution, would affect over a thousand per
son". The city government made a test case of
the l)riolMieiuer contest. The Msrshal
proceeded to remove Dienier and his tent.
Immediately a mob of 1,200 men collected
and drove tiie .Marsbalsaway. The mob was
about to attack the City Hall when Captain
Cavenauph arrived upon the scene and dis
ersed them, after w hich the city authorities
returned the work of ejecting Pietner.
Iiemer fought like a tiger and had to be
dragged from his tent to the street. Priscolls
building was rolled forward. The mob at
tempted to tear the house to pieces, but this
time the city authorities were able to repulse
the angry men without the aid of soldiers.
Last nigiit soldiers guarded the principal
streets, and more trouble is anticipated when
the work of ejectment is again beJii.
A St. Louis Train Wrecked.
St. ltuis. Jiay 24. The west bound train
on tiie St. lAiuis and San Francisco Rail
road, which li ft St. Louis last night at S IS,
was wrecked at a point three miles wst of
Sullivan, Mo. Not a passenger escaped un
hurt, and forty-five are known to have been
seriously injured, thotigb no deaths are re
ported. The train was running at a high
rale of speed, when suddenly without warn
ing the trark gave way and the locomotive,
baggage-car and five coaches went over the
eudmriknient.
People were throw n about in the cars in all
directions and some of them were thrown
from the coaches and down the embank
ment. Fortunately there were no fires in
any of the cars, and the jolt extinguished
ihe lights immediately, otherwise a confla
gration would have been caused and there is
no telling how many lives might have been
lost. As it was most of the forward cars
weie smashi d into smithereens. Ttie expla
nation given of it by the train men to the
passenger was that the spikes and tiu plates
had beeu removed from the rail at the curve,
thus leaving the rai'. loose on the ties. The
forward irtion of the locomotive passed the
place all tight, but the tender jumped the
traek and was thrown part of the way down
an embankment.
A Terrible Traiady.
Wk-t 1'irisrox, Pa, May i Frank
Compton killed his wife. Dora, this morning
and then cut his own throat. The weapon
ue l was a larje butcher knife. Tbe tragedy
look place in tbe bed rttom, ami is believed
to have been tbe outcome of a quarrel be
tween the couple, Compton c' arging his
wife with receiving tbe attentions of other
men. After killing his wife and cutting bis
own throat, he walked down stanw and w ith
his bio-sly fingers wrote the worj "Jeal
ousy " iiHin the sitting mom wall. He also
hflon the slates message which n-ad : "flive
my watch to my brother; I am going to
heaven." He then went up stairs and fell
liesides his wife's ttndy, where he died.
Gtmplon was a gardener by ooctqiation.
SOMERSET, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13th.
3,000 Daily Expenes-
$.flOO.MC
IwveHtcU.
ONLY BIG SHOW TO
4 MONSTER TRAINS ..cl.. 60 SPECIAL CARS.
1,000 MEN AND HORSES, ALL COMBINED. Bigger than ever.
Kvcrythini; New Never Hivides ! Never Changes Name ! 20 Trained Ponies ! Giant
Horse ! Monster Herd of Elephants ! Troupe of Trained Donkeys.
Its Like lias Never Been Seen!
- r ' arv
4
CIRCUS RINGS
moaners
2, 4 end 0 Horse Kipiestrian Acts, Hosts of Perfected Artists,
Myriads nf Athletic Acts. Ascotisionists, .Krialists,
.trial and '-ustK-nsion Keats, Tiapeists, Wire-walkers,
t'omic and I'unny Keatures, Muscnhir Hisplavs,
Triple Mid-air Sensations, Klying tlins", Balancing,
Bicycle Riders, " Noted .Skaters,
Delightful ManetreActs, fswinirine Trapeze, Jwrvlins,
tiraivful Bare-iiai k Billing, .iioi)e-walkin'', Slack Pope,
l'nejuled I-apini;. Wire Sprinp Acts. Bmther Acts.
Tuuibline and Clown Acts. C'lub-sw inciotr, Hiiib-kicking.
Contortion Displays. Calenlonian Sports.
1 RIVll fc"! l'ov 1 RIWG FOR F0REIGK A DIMp FOR CHI19RENDI MP FOR KHF.
I nllMU ACTS ONLY I nllMU ACTS ONLY I nllNU ACTS ONLY. Ill Ml U ACTS ONLY
RLILIPLITIAN REPRESENTATION OF THE TT1
OMAN! HIPPODEOML
60
:::;:r:Minature Shetland Poniesz:iz
Driven by Children Jockeys and Ct inoteer.
2 and 4 Horse Chariot Baces.
SUinding Paces.
Flat Karnes, Jockey Paces.
Wheelbarrow Races.
Steeple-Chase Baces,
Sack Baces,
Pciiestrian K K-eo,
Cliuibing i rea.se, i Pole,
Wrestling and Boxing Bouts,
Monster Menageries
While Nile Hippopotamus,
Bengal Ti-ra, White Bears,
School of f-ea l.tons.
leopards, Lions,
1,500 Rare and Costly Animals. 1,500
PUEBLO BILL'S .nutehe WILD WEST.
Tribes of Indians. Cowboys, Scouts, Miners,
Noted Shots, Mexicans, Mucking Bronchos, Slope Coach,
Herd of Mexican ami Indian Ponies in Native Pastimes,
$3
AT IO O'CLOCK EACH MORNING THE T-
00,000:i;z
12 Kinds of Mnic, 31 Chariots (10 Cages and Dcos.
o Separate Bauds Children's Tallv-bo, Fife and Dmm Corps,
2MeatuOrvKiis, Troupe Jubilee Singers, Chime Bells,
2 Steam l uiliopos. S,-ott lhigpi pers, Kemiile Ipera,
300 Horses! 100 Ponies! l Children ! lOOKnighUin Armor! Herds of LlcphanU,
J'ainels, F.Ik, Girafles and Buflaloe?.
fwOPERFOHM
LOW EXCURSION RATES ON ALL RAILROADS.
WILL ALSO EXHIBIT AT
Uniontown, Monday, June lOth. Connellsville, Tuesday,
June 11th. Meyersdale, Thursday, June 13th.
A Joaloja Husband.
VTiiJ(xr.Aae, May 21. Frank Cimpton
kdled bis wife, IK.ra. at West riitstou, this
mooring, and then cut his osra thrust, dy
ing two hours later. Couipton ami his wife
seemed to live happily together until about
six weeks ag i, when the huslsind Vncame
jealous of his wife. A few days ag he pro
duced a piece of clothesline ahont ten feet
long and said he would hang himseJf with
it.
About 4 o'cliH-k this morning Henry
Young and his wife, nevt door ne'ghbors,
were aroused by piercing servants iuing
from the apartments occupied by Mr. and
Mrs. I'omptoTi. The scrvnms were tboe of
a woman evidently in great agony. Young
summoned help acd brok' in the door. Ly
ing on toe flow, clad only in hriicght dross
was Mrs. Compton, in a pod of blood, and
blood was still Row ing from a gaping wound
in the throat
Just behind the door of an inner room
stood Frank Compton, the murderer, his
throat also cut. lie held in his hand a
butcher knifv, with which the crime had
been committed, ltiood was dipping from
the knife and blood was also flowing from
the wouml in bis throat. He swore he
would kill the first rsuu who dared to en
ter. Mr. Young and his companions then
fled. Puring their absence Compton en
deavored to enter Mr. Young's bouse, but
Mrs. Young succeeded in keeping hira out.
Compton lingered until 7 o'clock, when he
died in great agony. The murderer took his
own life in the inner room. , He made two
attempts, th: last one being successful. Af
ter killing his wife and inflicting the first
wound upon his own throat, Compton wrote
a message ujion a slate It is sail that he
had not the slightest grouud for his insane
jealousy of his young wife.
Death In a Midnight Blaze.
Xobfolk, Ya., May 23. Five persons lost
their lives at o'clock this morning by the
burning of the residence of Iter. V. ('.
Clarke, Baptist minister in charts of the
churches st London Bridge and Oak (irove.
Princess Anne county on the Virginia Ileach
Railroad. The bodies identified are those of
Mr. Clarke, his niece iMiss Pulleii, a school
teacher of Shi loh, Ya.,) two daughters and
one of his younger sous. His wife, daugh
ter and oldest son escaN-d by j juiping from
upper windows. Mr. tla-ke lost his life in
a'tempting to ns-uetbe younger children.
Absolutely Pure.
Thi PowVr nrr Tariff. A mnrvrl of pnrHr.
atrvngtb tui1 wnoltMiiitiit. More etxinmicil
thsttt the o-tliDHry kimK ami ran not ie nM nt
competition with the multitude f low ttt short
weight, itliim or ph'frplifttf jwm.iVns. sJit unit
in run. Roy a i. Hakinu J'owi'ta kntwv, lu6
Wall otrwu New York. .VJtMK.
$100,000
IN NEW
FEATURES.
BE HERE THIS YEAR I
SIDE BY SIDE !
companies:. -
. 1JV.
60
Sulky Races,
Klephant and Camel Riee,
Ostrich and BufTaln Races,
Mule and Donkey Races,
Man Apainst Bace-llorses,
Obstacle Races,
Running Rices,
Catching Greased Pip,
Throwing Heavy Weights.
0
Rhinceros, Black Tigers,
Black Ostricbes. Drove Giraffe,
J .lands, "bras, Llauuw.
Ant Bears, Buiues and
FREE PARADE
fmi.
God Save the Commonwealth.
SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION.
SFECiAL ELECTION.
I OHI-MFNTK TO Tlir RK;lT:R'VMKTf
I S).- r,M nfn-k of lit4 f -Hini'in, aid
in f tnu'ii'' tth tUt rTvtMf iit ,f An A t of
the 'i"iiirl A-ii'My entitirtl ' fi n Art prwrit.
tiie !i-n- a!. inni?-r of ut.-i'U.i'ir i the
fcy-j'U- tT liicir KpriKwtl aii'l r!!tin tttnn r tv
if.'tuvH, am--' alr?ifii. to the 'mu1ittHin
HH-(v-i Hit- th Jr f( Afrirt-h. Annrt Jminii,
K. 8. Mc M1IXKS, "rlicriil t.1 tue onm H snnr---t.
In kI '.unin-MJUinMrj, i hT-ttT nmke
Tuesday, June 18, 1889,
Tvr the H'loptifm or tvtfn of to prele
'n-n-liuiii tt ihe cjiiuiut)tm wf !hv Conimon
WfHlih, which have Ik n Afrw1-! to by h insjiuity
of iJjr tit ni.fr'fai t-u-rt..! Utcch HnL of the Iajk-
TtK' Ural of aaid Autt-ntimi-au bving as fUurs :
AMENDMEXT.
Their slmll he an fchliti'iimlArtirle tn wiiJ Vm
stititiiou, hi be de.gaiti-l w Artit:l Xlf m M
ARTICLE XIX. .
Tlo Tnniinfartiire, nale, or keeping firft1t of
iniitxit'iitttik' iKjiHir, lo uf nwi nk Jjt verttife, f
h'-tchy prohibited Bad miy viohiiioti ufUiinpro
litkiiinii itiiiM r a im-Miciuoniiirt-, puuiMmble
hiili W nrvidf1 hv law.
Ttioiiia.uufariure', sale or kfoplnir f'rr wlc of in-t'Xi'-Htintr
til t nor f-r other purpVKthttniu abtv-
erir nmy tH tii'Mcwj in tnu n mnun"r only
bihv ttc pr"rr:tt hy mw. Th iwtiml Afra-
tiiv Mmit. at Uin nrm hh)OU .iiwefilua ihu adtiii
(mn oJ this ariictt iht- wtjlutiim, euait hiwa
Kim inu' iUHie iwiuinie lor iu vHUmvuxvul.
The second tht;n-of being as ft;llowt;
AMENDMENT.
Strike out from nation one, of antrle Uht tbe
lour iti.iii:iHuia ior voi?n, ruh u rcals nui toi
-if twenty-two yearn ofaffp or pward he
Miau iirvl' pjiti, wiiiini iwoy ttrt aniiav orenuu-
ty ta, uhirb h)l hitve b-rn a-ist; : t
two HHiiith. and tmi't m lvt one month N-fore
th f ltftioit,'' mj tiiat the set-lion whith read a
io:iWi t
' Kvf-ry male rlttwn, twentv-onf- rrars ofajre.
poswwitu ih fuiiowiDn qualiiSLaitiiUH, shu.ll be
tnt.iU'd (o vuif m rili t iooiious :
I m-t. tit--lull) have twt-ii a cilizru of lle Cnl-
iei ?:mf ut ivti one month.
.sToud. itfsliaii havr rvilr-d In lua mate one
year (ir if. havnig pn-vMu-iy ht'fii a tj-jaiinl
tW-tor or iiaiiveuntciiijLfn tH ihtMir, ht-iiali
liuvc nnioveti ihirt lrum and ii-tunid, then x
nn!ith) imineiiKtftT prr(;nB the le' Wtn.
Thini. H sitttii tm iVMidftt in the election
Utrit when- he shali oft'r to tou at two
iiv rtiiiw lmnwatatiy ftrwtiMft ttie elet-uiMi.
F'rtirth. It twi-nty-i w y-r ut or utmanln
he nhail have pain, aithiu two yt-ara, a tte or
4-oinity tax. wiiKtiKhuil have bfn aMKwd at
! -i two month, uttd tNiid atltast cme uifDih te
fn' tlie eletUou," ahali beameiKled,oa to read
a follow .
Ev.ry mate eftizen twenty one yearn of am, pna-
euiK tuc loutiwiu quaiiiitaiknt. haii ie eti-
tilled to vnt at thu oiliuji place of the eievtiuii
dithut of whiih be shall at the time btareidrnt
aii'l not ele riere :
Ktrvt. lie ohail have been a ritiren of the rol
led static at hHt thirty Uavt,
Stroud. lit hail hare ride. In the State one
year (or if. httviiiff pn viotolv been a)uaiiiifd
eiertitr or nam- borucitU'-ii f riM- M;Cr Jr -hull
have remove t ihre from and rMinn-d tht-u six
luouiu-j ttnnH;iaicly itrvx-eimit ti- t-U-rUou.
Thin!. Me Khali have re4-b-d in j- rbi-tKu
ditriot whti he shail oiVr to vhp ' t U-t ihti y
ilny imint.i lately prxi-,iuiirf tlir t'ihi.i Tiie
lfuulatiire. at the muhi ti-rvf unl afcrtli
adotiou of 111 in m cti-ni. la.l. nd from time to
time llitTvafier may, enact laus to rojerly en-forrx-
thht provikfii.
Fourth. Eerv male ritteu of the aenf twen-ty-onr
year., who lia!! tiHW lf !i m rit!4n for
tinny days, a fid au iuhal'iiitu of ihia ta:eme
year next pr'dimr an eUi tn.n, (( at m
uirii: tiotm, aiH, forth Ui thirty dayaa
roijfiil ot'the elertton ditru t in whti b he may
offer hiivotf, fthsit te enitiied to vote at sneh
fltvtion iti the L'lft-tton dttriiH ot w!:ifh hehall
at the tin U a rcMdmt atid not elsewhere tor
ofliii-m that now or herafiMr mav t eleett-d by
th tei!'ie: I'rnriti That iu time of war no elec
tor in the artnal military wrvi-e of the ntatt- or of
ue I jittesl S;i't,iu the army ur navy thereof,
ahali be depr ved of ); vote br reason of bin av
ftemv fniin sneh ei-cti n di-'tnet. and the hjfila
tore ihall have power to pn-vule tti. mainur in
w hieli. and the time and pi ace ai whieh su'h a
ent eleetop inav vote, and for the return and
ranva f th-ir vote iu the election district in
whii h they respectively ntde.
Fifth. For the purpose ((fvonnif. no pemuhall
tn1 deemed to have iraitKd or lot a ride:iee by
rea-ton oi hi preetM'e or ab-ence while empiov
tl in the service of the I iiiuil Mate or the Stale,
nor while en patted in the navigation of the water-
of the Mate or of the hiih mas, nor hile a
Hudi-Ttt of any eoltew or vm.nary of learn i nr.
nor w hile ken! at any alm.thoUM. fr public insti
tution, except the imnatt-H of any home firdLa
hlel mwi i mil fent holuter and sailjrs, who, for
the purnre uf votint. shall la deemed to rv!hie
iu tne election niitrict whem haid home w lora
lel. Itwf vhall b- made for a"ertaliiiuc, by
pmner ii"otft the eiftzen w ho uliall be euiitleil
to ihe rlht of tu!!'ruge hereby ettablihed."
I Also Make Known and Give .No
tice That tlie poll of said Klertlon shall be o;eneil
at o clock A. M., fhsll be closed at 7 o'cla-b 1'.
AI.. atid t'uit the went! plaee of holding the
fame, in the several Elwtititi jtistrieU iu taid
i'lMinly, are a folWma, to w it ;
The elector of the borugh of Confluence to
meet at the Omncil Chatnlter. in aaitl tNirtiuah.
Tbe eleetur ot the bortatKh and election di
trict Sn. lot Somerset tiwiisthin to meet At tbe
Court House, in Mid borouirh.
The electors ul electWu listrict No. 2 of 8omer
set township to meet at the hutua and shou of
Ferry l'mterwer inSipwvllle.
The elector o tiie township of Black to meet at
the tailor-hop of Joseph Hcrriuton. in aid
TwnsJiip.
The electors of the township ofM Iforl tomeet
at tlie old botH formerly oeettpted by hlcbard
LU'dwell. in (Hh)iarulurK, to wild township.
The ehvtoraot New CVnirevlllo to meet at the
chnol houM in Mid borouKh.
Tbelectorto the iowuthlp of Upper Turkev
foot to neet at the huiue ot John A. J hulls. In
said towiiKhfp.
The elector of the township of Lower Turkey
pH to meet at tlie hon ot Kmauuel F;tx-r;iaie
i; aid Township.
The elet tor or the boronjrh of T'rslna to meet
at the houe of J. B. Miller, opposite Liavt Vu
d r (tlore, in said Itontuir h.
Theelectorsol the tinnhinof Addison to meet
at the it hool house in rvrernbura'.
Theelertor ot the townfhin of Mi'.btlcrrefk to
meet at the tuame occupied by Jeet:, Swtiiiw,
In Vew TKinvtori.
The electors of the township of Elklick to meet
at the hotw. ot John V. liejw tiv.iu tukuck Tovvn
shiti. The electors of the boroaarh of SAlisrairy to
meet at the Council Chamber in said Itor-mtC'i.
tbe elector! oi ibe HrmijfU of K-tckwol to
mt at the fr-iiool hot-ne m id Horouv
The etenjrs of the twirouirh of MeyenMale to
meet at Ihe counril rt.amiter in ait turouah.
The eleA-Uir ot the towoahipof Summit u meet
at the l'k Hebuol-houteiii mi id Town-hlo.
The eieeior of ihe !orouh ot Weli-r.ur to
meet at the school hone in said bonwif h.
The elector of tbe town.htn en Oreenrllie o
meet at tlie achooi hooae, iu l'tieahonlaa, in said
t-umiip.
The electing ot the bmn-hlp of Southampton
U meet at tne fiotue A J. I. Keunel, iu aij
pwnf-nip.
Tiie elector of the townmhlp of Northampton
to meet at toe hoae ut John PooriwuKh, in id
towniiliip.
The i-etorf of the tiwnhip of Jjt rimer to meet
at thescftuoi House in Wiuenbarir in laid tow n-
ahlp.
Tlie e!rtr of the bonaxh of Kerlin to men t
at tlie houe ot Archltiald iJomptoo, ia aaid bvr-
wh.
The elector of the township of Rrotlierrallry
to meet at the Iioqm ol looias.S Fiur, in Itrotii-CP-viitiev
Towiiviip. .
The elector ul the tomhlp of Stony creek to
meet at the oilitt of t "i,urli j-.iuuk. in i'a-ld ;own
hin. The e.cetoiv of the townhip of Off! to meet at
the v. htKtl fiotiM-1 n tin row d from A-Oitolu to Itii
ford county. te.r iie residence of A. Wniiaker.
Ttie electors ol tne horoti.'h t Stitvsiown to
meet t the house formerly occupied br' Henry J.
Miller. In said burouxh.
TneeleetoM of the twnhlp of Que ma honing
tomeet at the huuMotJohu H. liiv iu l leiu i
boiiinif Town-hip.
Tne elector ot the township of Allegheny to
meet al the bouM of Aloen UUIck, in aaid
township.
The elector of tlie hr.arh of New Uattlmore
to meet at tne house of Jon u i' Spirer in aahl bor
ouiclu The electors of the township oi Oeetnautch to
meet at the hoase ot twf .- vy, la aaid wwo
ship. Tlie elector of the towh p of Shade to meet
at the b ane of JamH Htrinam. te s-tKt twtwiilp.
The elector t tne fonniMf t'amt to met it
the scht. hme en?rtrl um the laaduf Henry
iitrtcHT. in said btwosnip.
The elector of the t n!dp tT .Tenner to meet
at the house formerly occupied by Tfe. Oalla
gher, at JennerXKoads, In sii t Utwiifimt.
The eleciore ot the township f Jeftrrson to
meet at tin. bouae of 2idouion Baker, in aaid town
wnip. The electors of the horonirh of Jennertown to
meet at the school house la said boroug U.
1 make knuwn and jr've n iltce as illrerte !, that
eve-Tr ieroti. except Justices of tne Peace, wtai
shall n ld an? t.dit i apptnrme.t of profit or
trust onlcr the Kovrnmeui ol the Vititetl Stats,
or ol thi St tie, or of any city or tnmwp-ifated dis
trict, whether a efjmntlsriloned ett.cenrr otherwise
a subordinate oitiivrnr aifent, wn shall beem
Mojed under tbe leKisUtit e. padtriary r execu
nv department of this State or of the I nhet
Mates, of any city or ol any ltteorjayraied dis
tncl:auJaUo that every Memler of imress
and the State IKislaturj. and ot the select and
Gommoji eouoeil of any city, or coiumissiorx-rfl of
any iuctrporato l diHriU UfiyUs licaotb!eof
boldina:o exerclsimr at the same time the o.'fi.-e
or appointment of )u !)te, inspector or el eric ol any
eleriiun o! this Oomiomwc tlth anI that no iu
speetor or other mer at aoy eleetijn shall be el
igible to any office to be Vjted lr.
I also arlveomclal notice or the followinr pror1nn
of an a t apf Tuvwl March J. Its Tb it the qual
ified voters of tbe several counties et the ooimuon
wealthaiaTenentl, township, borouirh an t ftiecial
elections are here)y hereafter auttorired and re
quired to vote by ticket primed ur wrltm,
or partly printed and partly written. ssvraliv
claff4iftU as fillow:mo ticket shall imrace
tbe names ut all ju1aesot e-wrt votel for. an I he
tatelelon the outside Jndlctarv : one ticket shall
etuiTacathe names of all s: ate other voted f-r aad
le latteled StAta ; oo ttekei s full emttraee vhe
names of all county oUlces voted for. lneedinr the
olllc ol Senator, memoeror memb-rsol Aasemnly
if voted fi-r, ami mHiulerol Uunarviw, il voted tor,
and be labeled County.
COSPrCTOF THF. srd'UL ELECTION'.
Tbe election &hall In all ee-pects u3 rouductcd
in the same manner as the renem! elections in
thti t'ommon wealth are re mired .y law to he con
ducted, said the returns thereof shall le made,
certified and retornei! by the election o!lieers of
the repe'Ure dtttneta in tbe same manner and
at the seine timet the returns of a general eltc
litai. Pl'TIKH OF ELECTION OFFICERS.
It shali be the duty of the Unices, lirtpcrtom and
clerk of ear h township. Ifout'h, ward. preinct
and dl-frict to receive at ihe wild eicciitKi aeTt
rate ticket, either written or prinres-1 from ea-a
of theuaiiiW-. voenttlr'of who may tier tbe
same, and to h-po.-.u them in a xtm boe to be
tirr the pnrpts-e pn idei by the proper officers,
hich ticket hhll he pnntci s parately, ojie ia
U lel on toe oiiUsi.le " I'Ttihiidttiry Amendment to
rtre (''otitution." and on the tuside " For the
Fnrfii'oitory Amendment,' or " Aifaiiist the Pro
bibilorr AmcadmcDt," the other labeled on the
FERN'S
Reliable Close-Priced
Petiole Congress !
This cut rrtwsents tlie Kmer
on l'etiole (,'oi!)frfs in Kang.i
rrsi. Porpoise, Conlovnn anil
Calf; lias a lii!lc pirr one
bfiiijt placet! hack, anJ thootli
er in frout of the ankle-norm
thus preventing the strain of
the rullr on th ankle-lxme
and preventingthe iroreotfainst
being chafed anil defaoed by in
terfering. Without question
tlie coming Shoe ut the
Csp!2SrSGI.Il!E!S S ! G AJ I! Ti Ei JK,
LADIES FINE SHOES Vc.?8' Flexfb,e Hnd tu""d'
ir T -J A S TT1 T a ont PsmonsfiTOW fc.V). t ml l hw. Alsn. riM.
V , lj, UK) U tXlj-iVOO Workiug bo, iUiLeiher c.siliier aud iii.f.
WE respectfully call attention lo the fact that we constantly keep in stock a
laiye line of the most seawonatile and most twrviceable jtooils, of the latent
styles in the Irade, and we always invite cornparmn of our prices withthoee
of other dealers. CALL AM) SKU I'S.
FERXER BROTHERS, Somerset, Penn'a.
A COMPLETE LINE
::::s:z::z:::i::::OF::::
SIIOT-GUXS AND RIFLES, SLEIGHS,
SLEIGH BELLS, SADDLE CHIMES,
BLANKETS, HORSE BLANKETS. HARNESS, WHIPS,
LADIES' SKATES, GENTS' SKATES,
BOYS' SKATES.
We have just received a large line
YE11Y LOW PRICES.
TLEASE CALL AND SEE THEM AT TIIE
HARDWAR' STOKE: OF
JAS. B. HOLDERBAUM,
Somerset, Penn'a.
DRUG-S !
Successor to
GEO. W. BENFORD & SON.,
PROPRIETOR OF THE
OLDEST DRUG STORE
At No. 1, Baer's Block,
SCXMERSET, rPEIST'A..
I keep constantly on hand a large stock of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS.
DYE STUFFS, PAINTS, OILS,
AND VARNISHES..
The purest and best to be found in this market. We also keep on hand a full line of
TRUSSES, BRACES, SUPPORTERS.
Ami ail the leading appurtenant-ce trad both
in iiiia line, iw?riwi guuttitcuon.
TOILET ARTICLES AND SUNDRIES GENERALLY KEPT IN
A FIRST CLASS
flNE ASSORTMENT OF BIRTHDAY GlpTS ALWtYS 1 JSI STOCK.
TOBACCO
THE EEriT THE MARKET AFFORl'S, BOTH DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED
Pimrrta CipeiSel Family Eecsipts FHIei Wi Correcto
My own nmke of HORSE AND CATTLE POWDER. It is of a superior
quality. e Keep in tiuiR, m Iliac any uprnat ingredient can
' aildeJ. fol.l (it. 25 centii a rxmnd.
I do a m.uare business and will
trouble to
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR
A LARGE VARIETY OF FRESH
Jan.S.I7.
Nrar Pkiladrlpbla.
rkHil (Iprii Krpl. IOiU.
Yrnrlr Kikhk, t&lKi.
taartcrl; Farai'1,,81'43.
Antn M -Utifte voonr mi umI htm at sr r tfm : Sm
5- Bool. Wrst futnr or AnnaiX'iH A'lriixJ rl-um tn
t. ivtl r.ltir-Mnii. I t MiittMn iti rr llna. 'tj
iu-ietm rw.rd ::h il tma:iiui. Tr. -hr til ra-n and tfrvJna .if nnt- -m, r.ilct r i.ie Lulii'tpt : nffte n door-J
fnii fcnn" t bxA tn n a fjm raritt-ir tt.l t r'-mtrlrte mnhr.!. f.ruimK ftw sm t h I t;t.
sdilctfn.ric. G-ixr,;v.uw irti.l nprauiutm f. an ai"Wnt m -ifV v. Pn ..tti- ii-K'ttn Atiil M-c i.ilitrtll tor rwit
.M tiol FatT.w r -rtt-Vtit m-T? t n Wi: ticv nt tR .xir. C.-ittce Imvirj'nrT. 1- '-vtr.. 1. r-nciuwia
lbrMl atxl Chrfni.l Lalxif-i-orr. PractK 4l H-ntir fVrsrrmeji', ith 1 cictfr ihv. SlKft-lum!. Tyior-ariitny.
rc rTc. Wore fui -tttrnJi?.' with -maro'in ihaa artT ith-r Coil--f tinmif v Ktl. Iii4 A. trtfiT rf.rts rtty home
c .ml-wt, tSe Im flu vi-ni. .ind tlie T-Mri-iHnj. T"tJ i-ri. (r.wrr eerv en Nn(jjin tni f-- lim New
t;!ufjt-l ct..f.tw w-t.t fr- t. anv l1n-t SU'lllllN C. SHUfc.1 LlLhjli. A 3 , A il. ,liUiatd Wltcf fnfcn
and V iwneuc, Untta. !. Cir.uUn at ikt uicc.
otitrf'le " SutTme Ament!nu.'nt lo the 'ontitn
tion." atnloii liitf innifU "Fttrthe SuftrHw Amend-
TV rttte niton ttit.twv timtmJuifntM mutt t caM and
taunted ncjHtnittlf.
CONTESTED ELECTION?.
Section 4 ot the Art annfmTU Mftrrh Hh. 10.
nrnlM. ihe riht of contt-t iv ftilltiHn ;
ritTiiM l. If twfiitv tire of the finalit'icri
eH-ctor C mvy comity who otl t the smk!
thn dt-m- to ntest the cWtittii in airy'nr
the HfVtifiU rittnrf. in khiiI i-nnnlt' th.-v mv
rommt-p-i'e jnjrewliiir iu tbe Vmrt t timner
'!u- or mi n roitntv uv retitinn Hitm-! iv
Ihim, setittur forth 4ni-iely tltv vjv of rrmi
piaiitt. Mirtwiiur when'in it rUitml the eleciitm
I ntxiite ot ilh-ira). whirb ptiiuui Mial! Ie vrl
tiel ly the nfti-lirit? of at h ast 5 of ihe teti turn
er-ami he tile! within fifteen ly nfterthe ehf-
tnn. wnereuiK'n tne ixmn nnii onti:r mm dmrt
that any mini her of the tmliiiiil etet:(ni if mid
r.unty may fiie an answer u -aid itition within
ten dayK aad apruar and Ul'eni the elertioiw
contested. At the pxjiiratiuu of the ten days
afore:ii'L, the Fold Curt tmil vpo'' m opt-n
i mrt. to itiveNiieate the compliiint uod Hiif-r.
if any. and Urt that i'jrite nmv mat all nei-
ftf- ordT-, ftiuiMiittj witness, eomwi their aV
teiidajuf by utttu-hmcm, onler the haMol hoxes
fo Ie tir1iiv'ei in Omrt, reeoont the b;Utv itr
and :Jie amcudnu-iit if Boceary. ri-j- et
illegal ut- and aM-tnain and eertitv to the
(iovemor the eorrvrl and lawful rexilt of wiid
eletiiKi In (he diKnetf OMiieMted. oaor hfttrethe
aeeond Ttwlay of August Anno Ioinini ne
thousand eiifUt vtcht hundivd and eitrhiy-mne.
In -Re the wnirt una 11 certify that thrre wa
orohtthle calf fcr nteh eontet. the eot thereof
Miati be paid by the county, otherwise by the peti
tioners. QL'AUFICATIOX OF VOTER9.
Kvirrr nmlf rftfn tu-pnlv-onp vin.m rif niFt
pom-inff tlie fotlowina quaiitlcatioiis shall he
entitled to vote at all olertioii. Fint: He shall
have htvn a eitizen of the I nited Ntulea at lent
one month, Send: lie hail have resided In
the State one year luf If. having- prevhaily been
a Tiat;lied eleetor or native ljorn eitizeu of the
State, he hall have removed therefrom and re
tnrned. ilwa monthf) immediately fffttNiinr
the eleetiou. Third : lie ximtl have resided in
theeieotion d'siriet where he ahull oiler to vote at
hwt two mouths iiiinjelittely precetlintr the eler
tton. rounh : if twenty-two year of ufe or up
wards lie hall have paid wtthintwo yeamaaie
or County tax. whieh nhail hHve httn a'Vl at
k-at two mtHiths and pid at leanl one mouth iie
fre tite eiecUou. t'outliitUum, Article Ylll-
Otrwi under mv hxod at tnr eftin at S-meniet
thm &jt dar of Mkv, ta tb year of ear Lfrd
owe thoaand ei(ht hundred and eiichtv nine. aal
id meoiM nu'iri ami r.vn yaar ol Ui ittie.
Iendeaoe ot n L'alte-i states.
btierin sumee. I li. a. ic.Mii.i.h.
Somarwii, MayJ, 'IVi. she. iff.
A
DMIXISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
lUtate of Jacob L. Miler. deceased, late of Mil
ium lowmnip. Mmtertet o. fa.
Letxen f administration on the a)Mv putati-
bavin if been pr&uted u the mder'tmed bv the
pnfer authority, notice h. herehT riven to afl oer-
aona iinieUed to aaid estate to make immediate
payment, and thone having eltmi aamvt the
ame to present them dniy aathentieaied for set
tlement on Saturday, tbe Ith day of June. Imhh,
at the late reatdeJtce of deeea-el in.Mitford Two.,
DANIEL if. MII.LEK,
WJL O. MILI.kK.
apr2t Adouniatntton.
BROTHERS'
Shoe Store-
DOB-SLEDS,
SLEIGH ROBES,
of tlie above goods, which we arc
DRUGS !
IN SOMERSET COUNTY,
by Physicians and families. We guarantee
DRUG STORE.
;' f :
and CIGARS.
eive vou vour money's worth. No
show goodd.
MEDICINAL PURPOSES ONLY
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
CLARK H. BENFORD.
them fnr rtir CM1eQ. Prtfvttvfcno:
VTi vt- t"Wnti-rrv. Shfwi ift?. (-lrti.jil .-r
. minwl n ! wt injrijcnl Si Ii.Kii All
Physician's Residence and Business
FOR SALE.
Inti-ndtnuto unit (he frai-ticof Mf-dicine and
tn move W'ar, I "flrr fr ?saV my Ikhiw mid lands
in StYi-.imvn. hfimorwt rounty. I'a.. and wilh
tht-ramTeo.! will. Aim sevenil i-wji or land
lyina inl nuiwli if mid town, winch I will kII
wilh the ho'weor witamu-lr.
Thj hu'ite is in exrt-iU'iit rvTsair ami dpwIt
paintwl. It inn1iitft irii niim. ami a lane- oflii-e.
Iitidt- many laive rlfivt! and nip lopi. fii-d-r
the w'loie htai-is a wllar in which nothing
evt-r ltvi-z. m the me lot a wa-h-hon- and
lwke-ov-n. a larae riMern. a moke.hou and
nthet IiiiiliiTii'.-!.. FI.Kslmn- walk. lhniKhout
Ihe Unirth a:id hreadth f the KrdeD. Kiicht at
the hark door i one ol Ihe lit we! Is in the
eonntr. Fine hale tree in front of the notice,
and the Karilell nilei wilh tlie ehuii-ol fruits of
a!', khids.
The liotie and lot are In the het part of the
ti-wn on a rorneron Mtiln n-et with a wide
alley, or nth-r Mret, cu one Mde and on the
rear- Aeroes this a'.le-v at ibe rear Is an on-hard
and on it a lanre MnMe with nxmi for three
horses and iotir -ows : sioa fKrvt-enrnaire-hon.e.
etc Tiii' or-'haril is tilimt with fniit tree? "f the
e!:ct.t kin Is snd is very proiliu-Ure. This 1
wiM sell w.th the house.
Thre are about Ji aere of land jast ontiide
of ihe boruiujii limita for cuiliratiou anil for taw
tore. The pnn-hawrwill ei-t :i property provided w itb
nil th- thinics with wlin-h a luan surrounds
himself in hi pennaiieTit home.
t'itr teriuii eall on or address.
Dr. U. H. PATTF.Mnx.
Suiyentown, Xonierset t'o.. Pa.
XOTK'K All persons know lnit themselves to
he ihdt liled ou my Iss.ks will pleaee t all and -et-tle
same, on or la fore Anrust 1st, Igsy. After
that date all as-emiou rernaitiins unsettletl will
be (-fai-ed in the hands of au olheer for t-olleetiott.
It. H. Pattehsos.
XTfTlTTrTr' JS DEREBV WESthat
i V r JL 1 J rj nil psrues fc.irnd uvspas.
tnu. fi-hln or humiiiK on the p-operties of ihe
uiulen-iir-ied without their jK-rinissKiD will be.
d-alt wlh as the law directs.
S. A. PfTM t V. CfHt-Nf'ET BARRON.
NOAH HKMMlVfJER, JKREWHM'KFY
J KSWK W II 1 1'K K Y. H I R A M TKKKl (W
IlllIV H MliJ.tlt.
l'ETKKf). WH1PKKV.
II1KAM BAKKO.N.
P. K. MuHkF.
JtJUIAH tKfSP.
I.KVf I.(.Ni;.
Jt'SUH BARRON,
A' n.N WEIMEH,
DM I XISTK A TO IJ'S NOTICE.
h iaie of )fry Lerdlc, dee'd.. late of tVelleTsbunx
! .naiir't. omeret Co.. r.
T.etters of aa min 1st ralifm on the aUnreestntchav.
in.' been traiitcl lo tha ufidcr-itnied bv toe pro-H-r
authority, all person, llidebtetl to said estate
are requested lo niake uavnient. and ttHMe hav
ing clnmis ordemands against said eatate to pre
sent them duly aulhenl hated for settlement to
tie-at the residence of de- eased In aid hvaiui;h
'iKOMi.K l.KYDK,
yl. Admr. of Mary Uytlig. dee'd.
SALESMEN WANTEr.
Permanent Situations) rnara- U
teed. vv.iryu.f tjtr, p.tui, peelal induce,
mcnlsfo hivinnera. AuTinan ran socctsrsl with
our advantafca and ciuick-sellin spes-iaHies
(M ir iee. Vlreat r.nee. iriringaee. HtaiKEH
NUKotWPeattaUisb.d Jxaa.f KocKlwrta. n.
Y. (am UiU paper). fH7-m.
KNABLE & SHUSTER'S
BULLETIN OF BARGAINS!
Ail .Hk untli. 40 Cents. All Colors.
IViiit.-.l In.la's Oltc
Extra Fak-, $U0
Guurantct'J IJI.ak Silk-i. all Grade?, Too. to $3.o0 .
iD HESS GOODS. -:
IJlack and Colorcl, all the new, desirable wears, at low prices.
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New Line Trimmings, at prices that will interest vou.
zzz::::LOAKS.:::: ::::
Dead Wrap?, f i.4O.il.00, $5, up to $10.
Jacket.-", f! to $20. XewinarkeH, $0 to 130.
Our shapes and finish are the best.
GL0VES, HOSIERY, AND UNDERWEAR;::::::::
A complete line of these goods at aftonishinirly low prices.
35 Fifth Avenue,
-vn.L ta f. mail oi:ih:i:s ri: imit
Louthers Drug Store,
Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
This Model Drug Stcre is Rapidly B;c:ning a Great
Favorite "with People is Search of
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Sponges, Tmscs
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, &c.
THK DOCTOR GIVES PERSONAL ATTENTION- TO THE COM POCXDING OT
PiysicIans'Prescriptions t Family Receipts
GREAT CARK ItEISli TAKES TO IVM OSL T FRESH AMD flRM A SI Kits
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES,
And i Full Line of Optical Goods always on hand. From
such a large assortment all can be suited.
THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGABS
Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display our 'ood
to intending purchasers, whether they buy
from us or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER, M. D.
MAIN STREET .... SOMERSET. PA.
FOSTER & QUINN,
13 and 15 Clinton Street,
J'lOIIIIlSriSITIOI'WIiT
WILL SELL YOU
CARPETS
Cf All Graiss at Prices Lcwer tkan Evsr Zzotfb. in Western Penn'a.
J.CB CTKT.UX.S., TTRCOM.YX AND CHEXILLK Cl-'RTAINS
CCETAIX I'OLKS AXI) FIXTl-KKS, ULtiS. IX A LI, SIZKS. I'lXUV
AND CHINA MATTINGS, AT LOWEST I'lilCES.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF uRY GOODS AND DRESS TRIM
MINGS, AT
FOSTER & QUINN'S,
Successors to Geis, Foster & Quinn.
Danziger & Shoenbergs
SPECIAL I IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
Hrr)j.r nf.rimj mnrr lUn nr'liwin, iu-l,
Silks, Dress Goods. Wash
uurtam3 and Upnolstery Goods, Gents' Furnishings,
Corset, Gloves, IIo3iery. and Furnishings.
Our enormous -ales in thw .liMwrltiK-ntH
w.r i,, .... (Min ua-a-ii now i.iirer tiian thev wer nmcli earlier
in tbe season, we are enal.le.l lo oiler our recent puri-hiweo at a corres
pomlinir reiluetion.
We are the Money-saving House for the People..:::::::::
OUR ENORMOUS SALES ATTEST TO THIS FACT.
We exten.l a eonlial invitation lo all our
oruera rei-eive promt ami i-areful attention. SAMl'LKS SENT )X APPLICATION.
DANZIGER &
BUCCiSSOHS TO MOKHI3 H. DANZIQEH,
SIXTH ST. AND n:xxA VE. riTISllUUG.
510 Market street, and 27 Fifth avenue,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
THE LEADING MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS HOUSE
-Offer the Following Line of
:: ::::At the Lowest
Ladies' ami f'hi!lren-R Straw Hats.
Lalies'?ntl ChiMren's Trirnmel Hutu,
La!ie' anJ Children a Wraps an.I
Jarketg.
Ladies' ami ChiMren'n Corsets of all
kiiiiU,
Laoe Curtains and Portieres,
l'ar.isolF. and Cml.rellas. lKlstvlit
Silk Mitts and Gloves, I'.ic to f 1 (JO,
Kid iloveis 44i; to .1MI0 a pair,
Uress Tnmniing-, Notions, Juwelrr,
OTJR ZSIOTTO :
J
PITTSBURCH, PA.
attention
--
rr,nflt lo twr-hw i ,r:h of wir 75 lr-
Fabrics, Cottons. Linens, Lace
nMjiiirp ih L M larjw Hnea ilailv, an.I as
town visitor to come an. seee ns. Mail
SH0ENBERG,
Spring, and Summer Gooda-
Prices in the City.::::::;:::::::::
White fiofnUof all kinds,
i'aney Drapt-ry Silks, with Fringes to
riiati-h,
Ijdies' and lients' Cnu'erwear,
lres Shirts, V.'onlen Shirts, at all prices,
IIiery, over Sf0 styles, includinif the
guaranteed Ust blacks, from l.Tc to 7'e
per pair.
Silk I'nderwear, Silk Iloaipry,
,-m doz. La.lies' Kiblel Vests, I.V, 1-V.
iXf, L'.V, iTx-, ths iprnUst btrtjii'iHi ever
tili'ered anywhere.
Bast Goods, Lowest Prices.