The Somerset I Icralil.
jinx li :
1ST TTOESOFCLEABUrG UP
EEIXG EAPIBLY PUSHED.
DLMHEVERYWHERE
Codies Eeing Recovered in
Every Heap of Rubbish.
OIMI!; FKOM DEAD BODIES
CdethIIs Fhysidass ana Doctors
to Leave the Morgues.
UNDER MARTIAL LAW.
Soldiers Drive Away All Objec
tionable Characters.
Ttie lWUrt "lin!lll ! Card la
l liiib Tln-y Ak That the t"-rei
KubM ritlon Now I"oarl:i In I Coo-litiui-.l
I 'Mill KuUirlrnl uiirU Apr l'ro
.i.leii tu 'iutleie thr Work of lu-c.n-t.triK-1'oB
W.lMWl Mir, With Midler
ylltiuii-r, .svWs lo Clear tne
V:TT-iU'i:'i. J:!iv.' ?. The CliamlcT of
in in r.-t- isi,.- tie- f'l.m-iiif cin-ular:
li m. W. Klitin. in ch.iri.-e ol our lalmr-t-
nt JoJinwUiwn, n-jM.rt that it will
i-'-ij'iin- li.fc nu n for thirty dava, with
i.il modi-ru iippliitJKf--.. t' "l'ar the
rn ks i.i. nix tin.- I' " unlit. if d'fitrur
li"ii, oi.l tin' coi-jmn uuil the car-i-:i-.m
of il"ail miiiud- a ii J I'la'-e llierity
in ;.f.' MBiiit:iry iirniiii"ii. Tiii iU
cost Joulili' amount iinw in tin haniU
,,f tin or. ittii: wliirh not include
ill" p l.' f f"r t!ii- siitfi ring und destitute
viiiihis very (.r. at, all of wliich has
I--ii ran fully ulteiidfd to.
1 he destitute .ire Lnmlit to this city,
fi-1, i-M!ivl ui'l lioun-'l. or sent free to
fri.-nds all hut tin' lainl. We ask that
ih" iiii"."iii n!'s-i'iitii!i.H which are
'iiiiii'iK from nil i -vi-r the country, becoii-liriii'-l
until Fiilii'-icnt fundi, arc provided
.. . onijiicte tlis a'iov.' work, of which
one ni t: o will j;ivc'i t!iroui;li the
j.n . V. Hit iiKKHV. fliiiinnan.
.IcliN-T'iwx. .luncT. Johnstown ami
Die riirroiiiKlmj.' IkiioukI" practically
IoimuiI iiii.I.t iii.irtii'i law at noon. Ai
in iih he iuis not ilii Iiin-il martial law,
.i!ji. lien. I las-Imp. my the Kolilicri lire
on iu.ini aiil no one i jiTiiitttoi
twi-,'11 i i i ivi is, miles he h.u an order
ii'olii llie a'ijiltiiiil plii-ial. The i-'iit-
Ms-Is iue ll'-lsim-i lllioptll-r Mild tile
loWll i- ill.HC.-.s-loji -JC"-J t lo ll'W!.iaiT
Hi'll HII'l o'.her lusi'ilc who have bUslm-HS.
v.crv jmint is euaj-iied uii'l holtiiern
I ar.ulc the iliviilniK line. They Hn
; !ie ami iicirt tlieinm-lvin like yeter
;i!:s. liu y vuaiil the ti'io;!eni) ri;
i.is'. ami inive onlern to Ktop tiny on
llo li e l itohs tlie line.
I. veil tiie tin leil.ilii r were unaiile to
!;ii:.jit at wo.'li in the Fourth ward
iian.w thi- i:;.ir!i:n;. owiin; to the
cl. iisue !or. Forty l.iie were in
tl.f iii:.lf M'leiol room, mid uU the tin
lnow ii i"-id were t.iken f roni lii rrioiii
mi I il ic"l in the fiotit yard. They mil
i' i. ; t (or a day or i o lotier, Imt in
the hot Mill di-coMijio'tiori will wt ill
very mviii.
ltm- Il4.lla Secured.
Tour l!i k w,re foiiml m ar the trtone 1
l ii le tlii iiioriinii;. Tliev an- at the
l'eiiiiv!vaniii riuh'iail st. stion. ( Inr n;w
: ii i.t.li -d a- that ot .John JlrKii-. who
3i...l a miioI .iier in his let with Ills
lKiine wiiu'ii on it, iiiitititioiial'iv
m r:tteii in i-enl of an nt idelit. The
4-i her Imdiin w.ie thoM- of a yomii;
om:iii and two Miiall chihln'ii. The
I ir-t I'resl.yteiiaii chim li eoiitains nine
ii:.Lno n-.." Tile hunals will lie niade
o-day.
Vr- ti'i la v mi rt;i iitr workmen found
ihvee meniU'i's ot i lei; jaiiuii JiiitTinan'M
iannlv. v ho occupi'il a lare residence
tin ill -rear of Ijticoln treet. Itciijamin
ihiDn au. the head of the family, was
1'Mllld M'ateil oil tlie vi;eof the U-dntead
JJ- exiil.-uily i'n-iii in;; to rvlin
when the HiKi .rtn k tiie hinldhie;. lie
had In l in his jun kets. His S0-
car-oli I daughter vn joumi t'lM liy,
nttinil in a tiiidit 1'res.s. The youncent
iiieiul.er of the familv, u 8-year-old
lulil. wa al i) ioiinij ik-.ude ihe Uil.
The lnhly of a wonian. mi'iis.d lo !
."Mrs. Kei-se, waji n-o liroliht iu yestcf-
Liy turn nii!.
A Mi-Urniug C l..p.
A fi'-ki'iiiiu mlor, which hourly in--ri-as4-?i
in tfeiLsivt'i;ess, ariti f nun tiie
M..thni wreck. (iiaiit ihiwiIit aud
cmii.-liji are lcinir asd with desjiertiUj
-eiicixT at tlie I indue, hut tlim;,rli Arthur
ivirk Liiks liolu!ly of tlie irov;resH
in;ide and the are3 ot clear water rapidly
-i.iiilniK. the pn-iit aei-ii;e of liiaMfive
ioir-i. hiokeu loiMinotivi's and OTUsiieai1
jiorrMM ir'iiU H discouraging jirosjiect
!o the taoHMiiulH 41I unxiou vyn whu-h
v ati h the work.
lit.- ltiln llmi AlntHl.
Jiil'.NMuW N. June T. The real work
f tiMt'rtaiiej who the living aud diad of
Johnstown ale has lie-n htai-tod. A iiiii
f i-iej krt will iro In every house in litia
vicinity and wi'un-the name of tiie
jivin:. Aim41ht cor)w of men will en
. l. avoi to lind out who the luissiui; an'.
,-iti! in thbi u.ainier it can lie alut
-.Iclinitely known lust Imiw many lives
core lost. A revision l tin- nv'ster list
show that oniv i:!.0" i le have
t-i cisteriHl. IW ifiui list it is iihiMilv ai-
ll ttutt a laiv.e llUUlUer ot lilt- nUl'V 1-voi-s
w ill not take the troul le to go aad
lei-stcr i,t one of the fetation, cousin
iuiiily tiie 'l.-.n of having registciu
make a canvass was odoiHi-d.
The nival luiinlu r of Uiii not identi
lieil M-euis almost tucndulous and im
iri.ssihie. S4ue of these UmIii-s have laid
lor lour days m the dillen-nt morLiies.
Thousands of irxiple In in the dillen-nt
sicti.iiis or the stale have si-en them, yet
they n-imiiu iiiiideiitith-d. At NiiH'X'eh
they aix- Uiryin:: all the iinidentitied
iie.nl. Imt in tlie nioritues iu tins vicinity
no UiHe have I ecu hiiricd mtliiti they
ViTe idelltllii-'l.
1 ,iii Imlits were tws out of the wnn-k
pf fL4-:i:l ii ills strtv-il4 :(lp!. 'IT V
Ihey could not lie i h r:1i'isl. as thev
were ni.iiiirled in a hiirril'K' munner. At
Iue h a 1 ,u ;r;er it ii r'giortiil that pro
visions :.n' riiiitiinn very sli wt.
Au i:ns ii,. t:i .
At 7:ia o'clm-k the lirst U'at .f pnn
imiii. t w.is linvt at the lirid;;e. It
jir. visl m ire ellei-tive ta.ul any of the
1 irueii o! dynamite heretofon1 uss and
iuiilisl fra.ri.ienu of d.-i.ris K' te't into
the air. Mialcl Kvitli it was a round
Jia :ineiit. w im h loo ke.l like tiie trunk
t a ha. a in Uwly. li fell hack into the
water witli a Rn-at siilasli and plidisj
wnh the swift curivat under tlieliridKC
U ion' II i-oiil 1 In1 jut'd -d in with ike
jml ll ilo-ion aili-r exiloiou of
iiyn.iniiU' lolloweil tiie Mast of jrun
jsiwder. th" il.'tonatiiius coiuini; ho cios
to.-etll T tliat tll"V iniL'lit ill Host tv
taken lor the coi.iimi ills ilio-hure of
heavy mins, or rather of entire hatterim
ot aitill irv, for the w luile vaiiev echosa
witii tiie uproar. Tu? fouiU4H4 from
I he Wc-t-'ni end of tlie la i lire lias hivn
'iitircly cl -aiislof deoris, arid the btn'atu
llouinu without intorniption.
Tae air in the vicinity of the viaduct
is 1 la si with smoke and dust, which
is w:.:i.s aens the small plateau w here
Man. Is the rickety luiil liiis. in wliirh
he V. -stern Viiion telivraph office and
the newsj-aTier headiiuaru-rs are situated
in mi;Iii -i-.tiriir: clou Is.
Tli Srsu at Morrfllrtl'e.
A walk through Camliri.i t'ity to Mor
ndlx ille. a iiist:inee of ovir wven miles,
jillor.in an opirtunity to witness one
Mret h of devasUition. Tile Unties of
thn-o chil Iron were fftnovered yisterlay,
and are now lyiiur in the hU loiutubus
Htiiolic r!
arch.
It is now evident t'ist if the stone
Imdge of the 1'er.n-ylvania rtilroad Imd
not Uvn a barner U the hundred of
iiatno house, w recks of others and the
wti.Nt:-l'V
SliiiiTii.
in:iir-n-a' iti aiJ aiH wasiis.i amvn ny
ll'll"i"!. the wIkJc town of I amhna
wu! t have tv.-u ohht'-ratisii. Many of
llw i.on-x-s w-tirh were Washed front
'heir f iiin.ta.ious. and ar now in lean
iiij p'-:ii'rjs. r.r ocu;':ed tt-d:iy liy Jier
buiis who s'.irviv s! Uie l!-l.
IJur re;- O'Neill says tiiat out of a op
uh'tint of 3.1' li) iullt '."W JiM'1 ar
niiii2 ;!U' mk kupikwI to ti4? Uen
drowiii-L
At Morreilviile verythinz is quiet to
liav and no lv!ie. have lvn found.
Tins town was not la.ijy liamasoi. as it
Ur id.ve tin course taicen by tiie flood.
ttrirk lumaxiza.
Si've.l litindreil of the lnNirers at the
xm.t c'.rih k a well stK-ki wiIikhi in tiie
w-fs!; this tuoiiunc and for half an hour
the amount of work done by them wns
very slim. Iki: lies of wine and juir of
whisk-v d:ssppe:u-exl with ttutlinir
rap.(iiv. A man, whogtood bya whisky
barn-1. 'drank six tuniMeti full without
stopping for breath. He is now enjoying
a tranti over on the hillside. tile it
u impos-ii'.-le to tO) tbe diinkine Ion?
as houor ronn as it doe directly in the
palii of the wirker. tiie discipline in re
card t drunkenness is very aevere. and
any one found under tiie influence of
luiuor la harshly delt with. The vast
majority ol the Workmen realize tiiat so
briety ih an atwolute neeetisity ted act
aixwiiintrlv. All w1m were fimnd drunk
t-day we're sent out of town under
criiiost
.rsisrlr ImpMten.
All roads leailiiiK to Johntown are
rnividi-d w ith -ars and wagons N-arini;
provisions and ciothini for tlie autTen-rs.
The freight tralio within miiin of the
stricken citv is paraJyixl and the luer-.
hant of tiie Humiiindmg Uiwih hav
kliinst exhausted their storks. Orders
for iroixls of evTT description liave been
aent into Pittshurz. but unless they are
for ourvivori of the rio.U they iU not
be siiij.peil.
The (liilereiit tommissary di juirtnienta
are constantly rmwdod with applicants
for fsl and clothing. Bn-ad. meat and
rh"ese is still ereai'y in demand, there
ii, a iieiiiir en uAt in the Htimilv utationn
fjsi..Mi-!i'il to relieve the hundn-ds of j
nppiii-aiits. The ni"n who are in
rharu-e of the suppiiee are Mifferins; fmru
a rn-al many unsisitions practn-d bv
the lower rlass of (ssiple here. This is
owing to wmiiarity lth in dress and
-rson. These inuw-U-rs (to from station
to station, and secure cissis four or five
tiimsi a day, wink others,, wh.me finer
wnsiliihties have not l-en blunted by
the ej.ut disaster, stand aside jmd watrh.
Tnev do t us until the painrs of hunger
rolil'jn-1 tilelll to ti -l '"' I IU'' flietn.
ILi-palrlnx Ilio Wlerek.
Slieritf McCandli-ss, who ha Uen Hti
jsiinti-i adjutant (.'eneral to assist
William Hum. who is now genera ill the
work of cieaninir up the main jmrlion of
the towu with lo.Mtl workmen, says it
w ill 1- nis Hssiiry to build a teniKrary
city for their ax-oiuiiio'h.tioii. Tenta
have aliTadv lieen I'nt-Usl, and now a
large gall: of woikmen is engaged on
the watT pipe. They are being re
paired and i t iq sha for supplying
the workmen wilu cleau drinking water,
la hjH-aknig of the work, Adjl. McCand-le-is
said: "Wo have a bi wulk before
us. It is no small thing t supply drink
for the R'.ooi) jieople, esis.i-mlly when all
the water. exceptuiK that which poimu
from the mountains, is so poilulcd as to
l unlit for either drinking or washing
iuiws. The water pijies of tin-tim n
are. fortiuiat.'ly. in a very fair roudl
tion coiisideiiag llie mauiiude of tin
ilis.i.-ler. and 1 think that we will have
everything in good s1i.ik run. Another
thing that is U'llierin; ui is the sanita
tion of the camp. We are Using disin
fectants fns'ly and are digging drains in
nil dirii tioiis'to carry off the refuse, hut
even w ith all thii precaution this will lie
a verv unhealthy place.
AS TO THE LOSS Of LIFE.
Knun a f'are.'nl Survry f the Sssae, II l
l:4-ll.-sl llir Total L-wt ff Lala
v .11 I: up 1 1 to li.ooo.
JullNSTowx. June T. Some doubt lias
Us n cxpresi-.si as to the est. mat ' that
I2.UI to n.no.i (Nsiple have lvn lost in
this Hm siisd district. Ot ourse there is
at present no way of determining with
ii'iv d -gris of exactitude how many are
di-ad. hut the guessing Is rea-sonable and
conservative, and twsed on close figur
ing. In the tlrst pl.u i) must Is understood
that this is the grcatost disaster in his
tory, and no one hram can roiuiKiss its
details, lti possihilities are Umndli-ss,
its !iiis'r infinite, and its th-strurtam
lo-.-.t i:i tie tiafath miahle darkness of
death. At le;tst '.'..iO-i Isilies have lieen
found: .'.on ), at tiie lowest calculation,
are in the biiim-d debris in the river:
U.tKM are in the unseai-clus! rijindbanks
around the (".inihi la works, down along
the river and in the inwej, pan ,f Johns
town; from one to two tliui-ssiid are
si attere I in th- alley. froiu Woisivale
to the bridge, and a llinnsatid or two aru
l'Iow til ' bri'l-'e. U'tWis-ll Jo'll-lol n
and Ikilivar. iiatidreds were carried
down to the broad rivers iu th tremen
dous current and mav never come Into
tiie hands of th living. Said Adjt.
ti.n. 11 istin.r this morning: "In my
(pinion th lost is greater than we can
show ligur -s for."
Vl llul a SI ,ly VVi.rlir Ttilnkt.
That sturdy worker, William Jon -s of
Iti-iddock, thinks that at lea-t lf.u m to
) .iU were lo-t. Tiie statement that
is. mm p Tsons had n'gist4Ted at the
registralioii bureau was incorTct. One
of tren. 1 la-tings' aids said tiiat at IU
o'clock that so man v persons registered!
twice or more that tin list had to be re
Tisinl. and tiiat the total was not more
than i:i.lll and perh;iM Vi.rm. This
registration not only compn'heiid.s the
population of Johnstown and adjoining
towns, wliirh was aUuit 3o.O Kl, but cm
braces place further away in the flooded
region, tlie total population of which
was at least 4."i.hki. including villages,
straggling hamlets and farms.
Chairman lin ks of the Altoona dele
gation, w ho lias liren nU over the district
siTH-e Sunday morning, says the loss is
12. .'SKI to 14.(110, and he liases it on talk
with scores of all sorts of people. The
aiwnet of former residents and of a
fixed and familiar population is most
striking. There ere thousands of
strangers anil workmen from a distance
hen, hut fi- the past three days the one
lerpctuai question has been: "Where
an the peoplu? H''im are about 10,0oj
where an the rest?"
lKefrmllnz His Kaet
JiiilXs'TOWS. June . Joseph Rujafcks
of tHiniiellsvilh denies that his country
men, the Hungarians, are guilty of the
vile chargis cmlited to them since the
awful cutastniphe. In substance he
says:
I have miiile a thorough investiga
t'on into the facts, traced nuh n'srt,
and I am entirely sati-tiisj that no Hun
pirian has been guilty of any of the
offenses clav-vsi against him. think of
it for a moment! How could -e have
the desfs'ratiou to rob or mutilate dead
bodies when our rice, like Americans, is
a lilierty-loving issiplel'
"When our women or children apply
to any of the relief committee they are
refused food and clothing lecause they
are Hungarians: vet those of our race
who live in Uradtlock, McKeesort and
the Connellsvillc coke district have sule
w-rilssd as liberally in projrtmn to their
means as any other part of tbe Ameri
can people. Tlie stores here in which
our ixsiple used lo deal, refuse them
cntlit an i demand cash ayment. They
an pi-ai tically siarvmn. Sinn of us
have money in the hs'iil banks, vet it is
not available owing to the terrible con
dition of the city."
Tnenlv-I Ive IIsmUm Toitbvr.
At ( irnnd view cemetiTy they are bury
ing the Imdicti twnitv-live ii) a trencL
The location of earli Uajy, with the
name and description, is marked with a
Unnl. When the dead have friends a
few follow ih Uxliea to the grave, but
the average of followers is not more than
two. No scrviivs are held and tlie lashes
an lowered into the trenches without
any ceremony.
Mr. Kennisly fount a hoy alive in on-
of his tours. The little fellow- was
narly evhaustisd for want of foo.1 and
dnnk. but he will live. Jlr. Kenmsly
also sjivs tiiat the debris is bemg n
movisi rnpidlv. IV. t'arrmgt'in. nn-
1 other iriss ur. sent most of the day
i cS.ut the I'.iinsyivuiiia lU'pot. lleilis-
iius-:t4-u tile tMMiies ot some norses that
could not tie litimel witlHiut ilestroying
what is 1,-1 1 of the town. He burntl
eight tntck kauis of wvt and dirty cloth
ing, taken off the Usiies, ami a few
horses and old hides. Some dead horses
were found Unit are ts ik-ep to reach.
FLOOD BRIEFS.
An acre of ik-bris wasck-arrd away Thurs
dav. I'.-vd wa ilistributsl yeslerrtay to tiie needy
urTen,'isk
Ohio lKsii-U' nwtributcst '.Oua additioaal on
Thursday.
T!i Pari Jwaiistoa a fund ntlw mmonnts to
2.111.1 ts'uutt).
JijM::-h Cniiiw. a wholesale liquor dealer, is
pmimiiiv droi uurt.
Sichisis'rs musi kffp away. The mora is
IMsslisi lir actual wiirlvi'r
Tk i!hsi7v at iJh fiisssl of oHnernoc
Bratrr auxmnui tu about titsiHH
A iarcv iionitwr of relics of the flaod hava
am P-Ktsi uu lU 1 uneOJualli, o.
Mrs. A. K. l'hl 's ;:clicruusiy sching ,nKsis
to J .hiisti.wt' nf!er.T! at lint cost.
Miss- I jo!.4 Hay and Manie WVimrr leave
for Ss-.list-nry 'a s moni.nji. here ihey will
Hjnd ten dsys visiting frii-n-.ls.
ymnUirs of s.-r"iis en roul f-r John
tawn are rontjc'ied to pjK'iid a night in
Some-, as tln-r. is no vcn:n? train be
tween lire two Ue us.
Kiv the Cnnilwrlsinl liU'twltn! : - Tbe
Cumberland lls-ied Oininiiltee wmi it' pn.
viioiiS arnveit several tours in advarai! of
any other, and wee Oinnhutii g its aid be
titv any others arrived. "
While we don't claim lo know from what
place the provisions and aid l!wt were first
to reach Johnstown came, we do know that
the above statement is not comet. Tbe first
train for Jobnttowu after the flood passed
through Sommet al o'clock on Sunday
morning, .Tune 2nd. On this wai a commit
tee from Somerset in chifje of Urge iup
piy of provisions which bad been collected
tbe evening before. Now we are positive
that the train on which the Cumberlanders
were did nol arrive al Somerset nntil after
nine o'clock on Sunday evening, so that the
Sunieiset Committee were on tbe ground at
least fifteen hours before the Cumberland
Committee, and bad in fart already return
ed from Johnstown.
A Card.
Jv the R'tHtlillnM Votert of it fua.Wy of
&HHCrfrt ,'
The recent floods which pnyluce.1 the aw
ful caiamiiy at Johnstown, 1'., swept awy
the entire proieriy of luy son, John A. Zim
merman, at that city, and I have be n com
pelled to b at Jolinstowil aid:iit aud asat
lng him in re-es'ablisiiinf; bis home. I have
thus been prevented from making as thor
ough a canvass of the county as I otherwise
would have dune. Many persona have nol
been seen, and a; ibis late day fss-sibly will
not b? seen. To such I can only say f am
sorry for tbe facts abive set lorth, but luy
excuse is in the horrible catastrophe that has
been heralded around tbe entire world. Ask
ing your indulgence i', view of the facts, I
am, rtsjiecrfully,
JoIlS II. Z UHlUHMt.
Soxebh.t. I'., June 10, lvW.
Scalded to Death.
On Thursday of last week Mr. Jacob
Baughmaii. a ijisiilier in l,anuier Tap., was
scaldisl tu dm! n by the explosion of a will.
Mr. liatuthman had started fire under the
stilt, but ly Mine oversight the stpmk on
the pipe hading into the ticeivit g cii-tcrn
was not unkskeil, and this together with
the wyim soon tilled with whiskey cuiilin
ing tbe steam lo tbe cap. The rsp is fasten
ed lo the still by thick paste made from rye
flour. Mr. ltaiighmau noticed tbe steam
escaping at tbe boliom of the cap, took
a laige lump of paste in his hand and went
to the still for tiie p"rp e of stoppinj the
leak. Just as he ntuchei it the cap was
blown oil and the hot beer throw n all over
him tcalding him in such a horrible manner
that be died ill great agony a short time
afterwards, Mr. liaiighmati wa- au old
soldier and enjoysd the resjavt Bud &:etm
of all who knew him.
Reformed Classls.
At the annual meeting of the Somerset
Clasxis of the Ki foruied Church in the Viiit
ed ttatin, held from May Jli to June .1, 1SSI),
at iShaiiksville, the following resolutions
were adoptisl touchirg the promt-d consti
tutional aiuendineiit :
Whkki s. The qiialifinl elector of the
Cominoiiweallh of IViinsylvaiii are called
upun tu vote, on the lS;h day of June, for
the adoption or rcjivt ion of an amendment
to tbeCoiistitution of the State, prohibiting
the traffic in intoxicating liijiiore as a bever
age. UtMJiid. That in the judgment of C'.asMs
the propiscd constitutional aniendinent is
in the interest of the general good, morality
and religiun.
.Vjv.mf, That, tin rt fore, wc ifTVciionate
lv urge our C'( ie to siipsrt it at tbe polls.
trsunil, That the pastors of Classis lie
nspiestisi to read these resolutions from
their pulpits, and that the Con-es)ioiidiiig
Secretary of l lasi-is furnish copies of the
same to the county )H(Mrs for publication.
A. . CkKeli-k, Cor. Sic.
Sbanksville, Ta..
June I, JSi'J.
Teachers' Examinations for l(39.
Teachi-rs' exatuiua:ioiis will be held at
tlie following named places, on the daoja af
fixed: liockwood, M'ednesjay, June 19;h.
Jetincr X UVids, Friday, June !lsl.
Conflueiii, Thursday, June IfTlh.
Somerset, Friday, June ;s-.h.
Hhaiiksville. fjaturJav, June Jtrh.
lierlin, Monday, July 1st.
Fine Grove, (Lirimcri Taia-lay. f "VI.
Salisbury, Wednesday, Sept. 4il.
Meyersdale, Friday, Sp. liih.
Vrsina, Ti'esdny, Sepl. in.h.
New Lexington. Wedin-silay, S,pt lllh.
New Centreville, Friday, Sept, l.tih.
Stojestown, Tuesday, Hept. 17th.
JWihel, Thursday. Sept. 1'Jth.
Special cxaminaiiori at Somerset. Satur
day, Oct. 5th.
Kxamination for Fraressiunal Certifi .ales,
at lierlin. Taw-day and Wendmsday, July 2
and 3.
Teachers already holding professional cer
tificates, may be examined along with the
professional class, in any of the higher
branches, and if found proti.-ietit, will have
such branches placed upon their certificate.
The examinations w ill begin promptly at
S o'clock a. m.
Applicants should come prepared for writ
ten work.
No valid certificates will be granted to ap
plicants niider seventeen years of a-e.
Candidates w ill not be re-examined except
for secia! and seifUfaclory reasons.
Directors an 1 friends of education are in
vited to be present at the examinations in
their re.-ective sections or districts.
J. M. FiEKKET,
Bkruh, June -I, "8.1. Co. Sup't.
l'irectors not already supplied with the
latest eehool Laws and State llcporu can
secure copies at the examinatiiHis.
Remarkable Restoration of Sight.
Mr. das. H Taylur. of hi I14". Indiana
County Fa., lost all perception of objects 111
one eye through cataract, and so much of
theuiber as to disable bim for work. In
Febrnsiy last lie had an operation by I'r.
SailUr, orcttlist. No. S04 IVnn avenue.
Pittsbunh, whu-li has nssiilled in J'rfrrf re
storation of the blind eve. liy the aid of
glasses be can now nad t he S'lierf print al the
natural distance for reading, lie did not
suffer Kve minutes psin from lirst to last.
The doctor has suceerslisl in restomig sight in
sixteen out of fceventcen children bom blind
with cataract. Ail persons who have crook
ed eyes, you pit or old inn Hitively have them
straightened by I T. Ssdler. Weak sight is
often owing to irregular refraction ami can
be corrected. IMay fmpaently ends iu im
manent injury to siirbt.
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Monday's Court.
A short session of court was bel.l Moo Jay
afientonn. The lor !t was caJinl over and
a number of motions were heard. Jesse,
r.anghn.sn. Atirahiim f bulti aid Siraon V.
Swci'sTT, the three distillers who were con
victed at I'ctjruarr eeasion, of stlling liquor
without licen.-e. were called and atnteiiced
to r.V the usts of prosecutii, a fine of
.V each and to umlrriro an imprisonment
in the county jail fur a period of three
lilOUtll.
Road Views.
Petition of ritiiens of Flack and Vpper
Turkfvfisit townships to vacate and npp!y
parui of a public road near Fonre Uridge.
Ilennit Meyers, surveyor; Emanuel lletk
ley. Milton Beachy, viewers.
Petition of eitixen of Greenville town
sb.'p for a public road from s point Dear
sawmill of Nosh Lint, to a point near the
house of John M. Weimer. E. O. Bowman,
surveyor; George Lowry, David Lichty.
Tiewars.
Petition of citizens of Conemangh town
ship lo vacate a public road from a point at
or near the residence of Isaac Yoder to a
point in public mad near tbe residence of
Jacob Shelter. David BtufY, surveyor; To
bias Lehman, J. E. Futist, viewer.
Petition of citiiens of Concroaugh town
ship to vacate a public road leading from a 1
iint in a public road near Jacob I. Kauf- J
mans lo a point near tbe residence of Jacob
M. Lobr. Joseph table, surveyor; Jonathan
Gardner, Jonas Kaytnan. viewer.
RHEUMATISM.
Fo Mokkthas T im nn Yu-A Cok-
rim Kiukivejiy.
I hftd iiBainmaUjt7 rhrumatlnn. For early a
yer I hl to be fi-d ihS turued in bd. 1 ouuld
tiud no re I iff. My Mumarh va? nmittl with pow
trf:l njtiU iuec, Uken lo i Bt rt a rure. to thjit I
uii roru'-ciMl to live on brt.ii aud wuter. I uf
fuml fr if ) earf in I hi way. I m IuJucchI to
try In-. InviHi Ke tiiK-dy't Favorite KemtJy, nuule
a( iUmduut, N. V., and
I Aiu ow Well,
thutilo to bi mtl;rine Dr. KtnutIy'ii Favrite
KeuHHiy i my t- irtt-nd. liy ib u-v 1 aia t-ua-Ut-a
Un)-" Ut(!lf TctA ; tWi. u-tl
a in-a! auil invstry. lu h I have been tiei'hvtfd
lir yrap, ;aoiiiK ihut the Favoriu: Koraetiy baa
IlOwUai l-r Ulf VUTK of lllsJlKt-wlKHl and lpfp-
Ntii.t':l. It ;iuy iiouiii il.rtiU Una ruicmt-iits,
J will m,iu tli ready prowf at ouce. OamrU Lau
vtua. 1 fy- N. .
It i- my plc-.ure and nJut duty toward
who are rugiiug Urf" very life Mainst the dtaaty
DirttnH ofllie Kidney
to odii my tr-timimy to tli vondtrful efficacy of
lr. Ke-mmly n haUnu letnly. My wile uas
m I MffrK ? -ntiit!o.i, dwptiirfd of y thr phyr!
fiai. it. i'avxl keuiitxlr's havorittf KcmwJy
ww rt-it-l ui : ni t bvt-au.' auy bir- ra piart-ij
in it. imt t-(-nire tubulin: rl-sf rvtnitiiieii. 1 he
ftlwl iniit Minrt tt utirHTie tih theuc
ol the latcitiid t.ti.c the rt'THiic-i hrr Mrviitcth.
and (iMiuiiLinijf tiit- trtuitiuiil, Im iuily rvevwr
vi Jay AUhUiy, X. Y.
hit. KESSEUYS FAYQU1TE HEMEDY.
rF.LPAllED BY
Dr. David Kennedy, Rou-lout, N. Y.
II ur buttle. Six for 5. By all dn.tttfst.
I
7 ARM FOR SALE OR RENT.
wkh to itflUir rtM't inv FARM, fi.iixi-.imjr
of J7Q aoi-w, irttt of whirl. I elmrrJ
.ml. jtn-1 ihrvinain-!.t lit timler.Tid wtll Haier--t.
Thitt fnn i -inmte.) "iiithnttithtiHowii,
adjoin. tic; thv iJlaue, aud baa eret:4ti Uivtvub a
GOOD NEW OF8 ROOMS,
And Kin let. Drv Oc'ilnr. and Srriii)r Houe !
Inr. A iifver-faiiiiiB "irii isr l.y th houce. A!h, a
lAKrliauk tin'T. rt-friir. Splcndhl Orct.-
anl. t ;u' and see it nu , otn. ax thi l a pro d
ti.iir? to !s-v . hat land im worth. Thit advoru.
meiitwlu affwar only twitf.
CCO. JAMC1, SiabMouD, Westmoreland Co. la
JINANCUL STATEMENT
-OK -SOMERSET
DOROUGH
SCHOOL. I DISTRICT
FOR THE YEAR ENDING JUNE 1,
1889.
RECEI PTS.
Balaix-r on ha:. -I at ia:t netilement I
Hale fci'imsr!it'"ti ftW
CaU te" d rrt'iiHulhH'Uif Knar. lit. otj
" a!ur. mM tO
" " Jli' ltv-. h tt
" Kur I V. n
M.iirilf-JiilVt73 5Jiil3n
EXPENDITURES.
Atn't jtnid for tt-ariien' wajfcii f J-V 00
jaxiittuo and hruinau 12 X
liU m yet
M-uoiti Uppliea. tW
: r jwirr 41J W
' .!TXt'!t- - Ml Tt
on l-oii'N and inurtt... K- M
i. Nn p !ui- ixi
.. frm-ucur W) 1 3K Ql
t'onlrwn $
HE ifitiE II. IV.f. Tmwajrr, IR.
Tora-h ntoivod .Gi3 13
ily oflen U4td , SCl U
,V. U. M UKlfT, (Vrr(
Tu irn" am i i f .!uiiUvie $ S-H) 5S
iy ai j t paM ov r to Tnuu. ;ai't ?.i
aiHiu'iiK-ut aUut-i taxity-
rr HN 7l
fc ri-rin raUou ami trret-llou4
W
n.-.w :irlo!ia'le-t i i'w
Imi. vl out ou duplicate 4)7 t'SXfO &i
Am i due wiu pctaalty a.lIed- M
L. .V. HICk'-i, Cllt-'of, in.
To al found to Ixj due At lat
H llifUR'!Jt $ 76 W
CR.
By casli paid to TroaMin-r .ri "
' rioii-jratlicjiis aiul tvutiii lis lt 11 f 75 HG
JOUS A. WALTER, CjHrtOr, VR.
To halantv foun J to be due at
Uat vllitrliivlil t 04 01
Rt rnh paid to TreaMirer $ a) 00
" bal vol d'le vii dU..H'Ht-tt.. 44 Ul I W 01
Jft .VAT KR&iAl:, CdUrUrt DR..
In bH.ai.fv frtind to l. due at
lat lUciocat $ S 2
VR.
Hy rah id lo Trtasiir r $ M
' tliMn-raiKMi ihe-i 2: Mi
' UuUnc yet oueott tluptimte M 'M SXS 20
MICHAEL klFJR. (V.f -Iit,
1K.
To ttuUiii-c fi.aiul to be due at
liisl is.lllt-UKiil 3
(a.
liy -.h piil li) Tri.ur -r ..,.
l.V. (I!l
- iv!iiiiiissiiiiii'a!hmvi i
' laluer j-ut uilt: S9 M t.J2 51
RESOy RtJES,
Uiil due nn dup of N H MHirili I 4
J A Waller... 41 lit
" " " " " II. Kivitvr. i ill
" " S. kilrr w StilT) 0-.'
LIABILITIES.
B ini'.ii nutmin.liiia i IM 00
unler u r". II. r-umll am tl
omt:rse!Ciiiiiijr Bttuk mt I 4781 88
Eini" of lisbUillea orcr rigour
e S41 m
T-I-!, the iiti'liTii.-iitsi Aii'ttinrtof Snmr-rtiet Hor
' imph. hrrvt.y rs-ntly that we h'v rxurutmsl
aiift Mii'liltsl llir viiurliri a il tw-r M.riait.iiiK
In Ihi l-ir-Kiiiiii; smii-hh lit, anil linu ihi-ni i- irrti-l.
In lo-lliii.'iiv hvrnif e have altiirii our
hauii-and ri Ilil- Mil itaror Jiiik-. a. I. 1.
W. M. Ui Hst tTLKK, i
Yl. K. Bi'W M .N. !
KAI.I
1 RK.ll.
J: E. KtllNtK,
FERER BROTHERS'
Reliable Close-Priced Shoe Store-
Petiole Congress!
Tliifi flit rfi rcfu'nte tin Kmer
m IVti'ile liiiiprena in Kaii)T.i
r'r. l'iirioi". I'onlovun ami
Call"; I isr a (loiilile Mre no
U'ini? ilcei Imh Ic, atiii the oth
er in front of tlie ankle-bone
thus preventing- the strain of
the ruhber on the ankie-ltone
aud (ireventinj; tlie cureag-ainst
heiui; rhafeti and ili'fait-tl ly in
terferiiiDT. Without question
the coming i-hoe U the
CiO i-NIGHHiEiSiS
LADIES FINE SHOES SanAaV.?t?rc.?t,i Flexlb'e "-
r T TlOTTriT CC' Farrwnii Cenur tlsfl. $3 and 4 Shoe. Abo, in!L
" -- -yJJ U J AJXJJkJ W orailiK Sboi-a, ana Lcailx-r couutt-r and iuwile.
WE n-speflfully rail attention to Ihe fact that we constantly keep in stock a
latvc line of the mort seasonable and most mn ial,!e eoods. or the latest
Myles in the trade, and we always invite corniianson of ourprii-es with those
of otner dealers. CALL AM) SEE US.
FERXER BROTIIERS,
:n ii.
Absolutely Pure.
Thia Powder neYr varies. A marvel of purify,
trenjetb and wholeriotnetirfla. More economical
UaD ih onilBary kiu1, and caunot t? afe
outiiff tit ion a lit ttie miiHuudeot low fest. ahori
weight, aiuta tr phphaie rtwdtrr. vmte
m mn. KiiVAL Huino Fowuiv Company, im
Wall Mtretsk .Vw York. .Vm.
RLLSBURrS BEST
I I FLOUR
All Fl-Nireontained in pa'kaire ahrre thi1 Cir
euiar i found, i iuale ui the t'htita Se
lerhfl Haiti Miuiteita and Ikita Sf-nnj?
Wheat luthe Ummo rilimry MiU at
MmueapolU, Minn, aud in braiiut-l
PILLSItURY'S
BEST XXXX
illSNCilMH-LS HlN.V.
These mill are three In number, with a rapacity
ol
10,500 BAUKFJ.S PER TMV, or
OVtK ;V0VJ liAUkhLS FfcK YEAR.
To fee.1 tlie mill reouir,- XU.mt tm-shel of
wit -ut a muit;y. 4K.r t'ii.lBi liv " A " Mill
ban the artret eatuu ity of any mill in the
world, rouaiuiti over S Uusht l
of ht-ai ner iay. It tv wipplied
with the tet uiai-hiijry known
to tbeniilliiiv tradV ; noex.
petiae hu ot-en pared to
livore iR-rWretioi. in all
drtail, awl ii t the
most litVet and
eotl- mill on
the globe.
V fruaraiitoe w:r PilKbtiry's IVM " to le the
:hea4est Flour utade in t)i t'uited Slatff-, tak
iiiK all iu t)imlUifn iiiti iwuut. It a ill yi-vM
foin 40 UMt pound liuire bread lo the fair
rel than tlou, matle fnun Win:er Wheat. It
r-niirwt more aHtre In mis inf. and.
the hraui will keep tweet and inoit
f.v strveral day. Jt i alw the m4
lnittiunw and ht-althy. mx li tx ao
Milmeiy fnre, no(hiutE but tbe
choiet-t hard Sprintr W h-at be-
luaf u-to iu w mauuiat'iure.
JrimiRoia and liakota,
Wht-at haa the Urfl
pnw. tioa cf elntrn
an t p.iphaten of
auy (frown in
Thtaeonntry. and 1t unr imirvel new Holler
jTorej wretrat'l rnmi me nt'i rji iw uuiri
tioui4inaHiie, inMwid of U-ttinj lh-m eo into
the infeii-'r ifradw of tioor. a." i-the ra? un
der the old proetwi of mitliiifr. At the
Mini? lintv ih nmir will ntukrihe a hit
tut, IkJitf't loaf of bread iu theatirld,
1m1iik at oneti the lHt, henlthuit
and eheaiW flour thnt can Ijc
umxI. Sold on i by
JOSIAH KELLER, Somerset
(onthntf(l in SitjifliWf$tt.
Wanted, More Room.
MAKE HOME BEAUTIFUL
BY INVESTING A FEW DOLLARS IN
o
.TNlilbae, tOfrl in the lawn, hardy ; AmiK'lop.
ri, hardy viu h ; H.rttirt-A in irret vri.'tv for
pot pi a n U or vastf ; fupheaf CaiadiuiiiN f.wy
Kavei, very fine for the portictior bay window ;
K-K-ulcMiim for the ln n ; 'idvui, tiDiny colors,
for bed or line ; leuuias, ftsr the yanl or lawn ;
Ephordl Splenden- : Knavhiu- n rn-at variety ;
Krvrlw a, pohle-n and white : Kerns in ureal va
rietv ; iitTHtiium in prrnt vari-ty. tlowcnun and
wentt"! ; llydransjfai liiMvus ; Mimultu Moa
Utrnulo;i5 Mo hani or Mnk ; Mim Kuwta or
AbvMitiau Hauana : irnd 1'Uiiia for the yanl ;
Motm Flow era ; Mauratidia Yin ; othooo (.raaa
folin ; Ivimua. double and ciwarf variegated ;
1'au-iea, the iiuft k n l. lov4 in fliie variety,
hardy and monthly : Thunbenriaf Vrlrjia in
irrmi varutv and larr immlier", 50c to $1
JUT down : Vinea. manv kind, and very uiauy
more ueautilul thiuifs which coit little money.
alo, ljuios ittoc k of
: VEGETABLE PLANTS z
NOW HE.DY.
Canlltlnivcrand (tabbee. licst K.irly Sort Celery,
M tub' I'lllinc aln ollirr liu-t kiiuls ; T-.inialo,
leading kiiuts 111 puts and lmtii ieu gnniiid
Svyeet Pqtato n Large Quantity.
FOI( SALE AT
:::::Akers' & Baumers':::::
MAKKKT,
HI Franklin St.. Johnstown.
And at mr lrttulHaiea and .anl)Mt, Maple
Lue. Ortlor by uuii tMutly aUeiidfl to.
Aw' AR AKERS-
Cut Flimera and Iisiiriis lu Flouvrt, our yie-
I dally. uia2i.li.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
THE UNDERSICNED Admlnlntratjiraiid
Trustee tor itie Keal Ksiate nf llnm VoutiK.
!al of Jetrermin Tovrusliip. Smiierset imuiy, I'u.,
rieerase t, will In piirsiiiiins? of an Unler ol S.ile
i-Mleii out ol Itiv lr4ins' ivmrl ot sininersel t'o.,
Pa., eX'Mise lo ptililicMilu ou the premiss, oa
MONDAY, JUNE 24, 1839,
at 1 o'elo'-k p. m.. the foll,win Reil E-itnte, xix :
.onitin: of three (iMtitpmin tracts or panel of
laud hiiuate iu JetT.rni Towuthip, rotuitv and
Mute aftrreHaid, eontaiuiaic in the atcrrvs&Ui Three
Hundred and twenty-aven aert-. more or lew,
adjoining landa of fiwtve Hay. i tarry Kill,
Abraham lUrron. Sirhula Barrun, Jacob Lavau,
Abraham Mi lit r and uthip.
One-third. ea.h orj the lt of .pril IHUQ. the bal
ance in hftij rj;l aitnu pavnicutM. Irum Ht of
April 'w. without inu;rvt liii due. A:trthedebn
eiiiHtTt art. all i i, the whlow hohII n
cive the iuivre on the rvnmiitinff ont- third
during her lift-tint?, and at her dt-uih the priii:
pal to be mid to the heirs ot the dft eaci. Toy
menu to be wt-urwl by judgment Imndi- on tiie
preniiM. Ten jer eeiit. of ihe eniire purrhaie
money to le paid on dtty of nule, or wcured to be
paid. The above dfs-nted farm is located In a
pood DeiiflilMtilxK) on a hit-h tli jre Ih ereted two
houavja, Urge Uiru, aud other UsUhuMduitf-i. uver
200 ACRES 200
Clear, and in a good ft ate of cultivation, afth an
atiUiidnni'e of mm trtx. eon-V'tiuf of appK-a,
flurriw. peac ( -, p.-nr. &c. Water ruuuiiiK to
the hoiiKe. AN a fUfrwr camp, with augar vea
mht, ibat will beiaold with the farm.
Ml. AS H. CABI.K,
Adtniui-lnittrf'aual Trustee.
Gro. F. Coi'NTr.vaAX, A.rtiotu.,er.
ill T EH,
. ,
oOmerset, FOnn a.
FLOWERS
yamls Real Estate
I Gri A.
GckI Save the Coinmomvealih
SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION.
SPECIAL ELECTION.
IV onr.ru ETF. Trt THE RFQriRTMENTot
the Kriclatvuih article of the Cou4tuti4i, and
in roipitiiire wltli in: rorii'.ri it n Act of
tlie u-s-uerai AwmMy eu:;tlel An AU pn-cr.b-inr
the titne and manner of hniuiii to the
people Ar i heir appioval and ratiiitation or re
jwtUsti, prr.rKed amendment to tite oniamion
apTrove1 ihe tb day of March. Anno iloniu.i.
fW'itVmtvd eeht haadv'l and emiitv-nine, 1.
K. S. McMILLFN, Shenfffrf the rour.tvof tmer
aet. iu aaid tjmmn4 B:iJi, do nen-br luaie
known aud crive notice that a Spetiai K3et.;.ia
iii be held In laid County, cu
Tj sday, June 18, 1889,
For tba adopt! ort or reject.. n of two aeparat
aa.rt.disant to the CcrtitnRon of tti Consn:"n
weaita, a hlcb have been agreed to by a KiajorUy
af lliM mnla-r a.artMi Tit wsar-h U.v.tt .f 1 1
iiuurv. ai i wo a,ciive aetpn.
i am nrat of aaiu Juzuoamenu trelof as xoiiovri
AiTENDJreM.
There ah all be an Mditinnal article to naid Con
MitoUou, W bt detiixnated aa Article XIX. a toi
kwt :
ARTICLE XIX.
The manufacture, sale, or keeping fttrsale of
iiivoxii-'MuiJic jitpitw, io of oseo a r wvnuce. w
hereby rniiibud and any violation ot this pro-
faikitiou hall be a misdemeanor, puiiiahalilu aa
ahait bv provided, by law.
Tiienmuiifttt ture. aaie or keeptnp for ate of In-
toxicatiiu: liquor lor other purixjusUian as a bev
erage mar I aMftwe-l in auch tiiaiiner only as
may be t-sf reribed bf law. Tlie -encral Av m
b'y irhall, at toe rirt sesion wiccfH-ftiu tlie adoii
ti'iB oj" this article of the Yrti-titution, etuu t burs
with alc:ua:e oenaiUr fir its enforcement.
The second thereof beiaff a follows :
AMENDMENT.
Strike ont from aetion one, of article ehrht, the
four ouliricaiioLS for voter, which reads aa fol
io :
"If twen'y-tiro years of aire or upwards, be
shall bae iaid, aiihm twoyara, astute or coun
ty tax, which haU have been aaM at lean
two lOfMUhj. and paid ki leant tHir month before
the eiecuon," ao uuai tne aecUou whieh rvmis as
tollowa :
" Kvery male citiaen. twenty-one yean of aire,
posswiiiir itie following- quaiit ntUotus, hU be
entitled to vote at all tl-cttoi :
Fintt. He fthail have been a citceu of the Uni
ted States at .eat one n south
eeiul. He rami) have repl ied in the itute one
year (or if. havniR pr-viou!!r ben a oiinliried
elect4r or nwivelm citiwn of ihetate, he shall
have removed ihervtrom and returutl. then a x
toor.llis; iinmeiately preecdiric the clcctnn.
Thiro. HckhaM have residua iu the election
ltrict w here he sliall ofler to rote at least two
tnontlift iiumeiliu:iy preccdiutrtne electioti.
Fourth. It twenty-two year ol ace or upward1,
be thail have pajl, within two vewra, a r-tate or
county tax. which Piifcll have been ae-el at
two lumtDs, and paid at leat one month be
fore the election," aLall be auieiuled, m aa ui rcal
a fid lows .
Every male citiacn twenty one years of ajc-, po?-Ntn-nip
the follow n iiialiticntious. shall be n
titied to vote at tiie oliin place of the elect i n
district or a hti-h hethaJl at the time be a roHiciit
and not elsewhere :
Hm. He shall have been a citizen of the -United
State al leaet thirty duyx.
Setnd. He shall havo ridtLd in the jtate one
year (or if. liar in previously teru a um! itied
elector or naiie borncuizen ofthe stile, he -hall
have removed then-froia and returned, then ttx
Diotith1-) immediately prvceu'nir the election.
ThinL He i-hall bae niik"i in the election
district a here he shall offer to vote at IcaH thirty
days immetliately prccciin(t the election. The
kL-lature, at the eion thcretf next nferthe
adoption of ihts aectiou, Khali, and from time lo
titue thereafter may, enact law lo properly en
force thih porvislon.
Fourth. Kverv male citi-een of the ai?e of twen
ty -one vearx, who shall have been a citizen for .
thirty Aayi, and au inhabitant ot' this atiUeoue
year next precedinif au election, exccrt at mil
uicipal eie tiotia, and for the last thirty days a
resident of the election district in w hich he rimy
ohVr hi vote, ahall emitled to Virte a such
electiou in the election ditc; of whu-h be shall
at the ime le a resident antl t.ot elsewhere for
officers that now or hervufier may be electeil by
the people : pntritlrrt , That in time of war noelec
lr iu the actual military acrviee of the relate or of
the l imed SiaPa, in the army or navy thereof,
bhall be deprived of his vote bv reaa o; hi al
aence from nch elccti n district, and the lcifi--la-ture
tjiail have power to provide ihe manner n
w hica. and the lime and plai'e at w hi -h ii'hab
actit elccton may vole, and for the return and
can van of their vote,- in the election district in
hrch thy respectively reside.
Fifth. For the puriie fv(timt, no person hall
be deemed to have traitic 1 or ltast a iv,idenctr by
rca4in ot hia proence or ntW-nce while cnudoy
ed iu the aervicc of the lmtel States or the uti
nor w iiiie ciorncd in the-naviifHiion of Hie wa
ter of the stnte or of the bich set uor w h i ic a
indent of any college or jviniuury of learn iu",
nor while kept al any a!inhoue or pnltlir intl
tiithm, exct-ot the ininatea ot any home fordisa
nfeil und iiKlifviit nol men and Mjlop. who. lor
the purpoM of votiuir, hbnll be deemed lo re-idc
lu the election district whore fcaid home b U a-U-d.
I -awn fhall be made for aer-tainii;ir. by
pnicr p'oof, the citizens w ho wtmli tie enlttltd
lo tlie riyht of Miilrajte hereby eUibliiied."
A true copy ofthe joint rej-olution.
i H AKl.KS W. 8T'NE.
fSecrt'tary ofthe Coinmouweallh.
I Also Make Known and Give No
tice That the poll! of snd Election hall be ojientM
at T o'clock A. M., j.hail be hrei at 7 o'ctoek t
M.. and that the aevcr.il plm-e- of holdini: the i
mine, in the iseveral KIccliou iJisiricU iu aid
I'oonty. arc mm fol'own, to wit :
The electors ofthe bunmh of Pnflnence to
meet aittw Oounell Chamber, la eaid U)raiah.
The el:Orr ol lite buntUKh and election dU
trict 1 of Somerset townnip to meet at the
Court HnUEve, in aid iMin'Utch.
The eieciornof election dUtrlct IV i. 3 of Hiaur
set township to meet at tne biM and tU p wf
Ferry Uml-erKer In Siptyiio.
Theelectuni uf the uiw-n-hip of niack to nwt at
thctail'M'-hupof Jo9ei)i W. Herriiutun, in said
Ttiwuxhip.
The eleptnw of the townsMp of M If.ir l to met
at tlie old hotel formerly uecupiod by Hlchuni
Ca'dwell. m Uebiarubur. In s.ud tttwufthip,
1 he elecP.r ol t -eturyvitl tu mmi al lUe
cho-i ho4se iu ftiiid buriiujh.
1 h-veleutuni o the Piwnahlp of ITpper Turkey
fiiut tu nieei al the fcouae ol Juha A. Mmlti, in
aid towmhtp.
The eltwioM uf the townhlu of lower Turkey.
Toot to meet il the homc- til Lmauiiol Fiixuiue
li aaid TowDslilp.
Theeiettorf ofthe borouifh of Vrsina to meet
at the hotue if J. B Miller, uppuaite lavU . 'Ju
dr's store, in said boru-th.
The eleeu.rot the towuliip of AJdfson to meet
at the a huol boue in IVterurvf.
TheeltMTtorsot the lownxhiu of MldtHecreek to
mtet at the houae oouupietl by Jesse J. Sweiiser,
in New lxiiirun.
The electors of the township of Klklick to meet
at the houe ol John VY. lkiu-uy, iu Kik licit Towu
ship. The electors of the bonuah of Salisbury to
meet at the Council Chamber in said l-onruh.
The electors ot ihe Hruuuh ef K'tckwovjd to
meet al tha school h.uae In iid K(nbKh
The electors of tlie boramfh of Meyeradnle to
meet at the coumll chamter in sniti iHtuh.
The elector of tbe townahipof Summit to meet
at ttie hrk Scho t-house in said T' n-hir.
Tlie electors ofthe ttontunh of U'llersbar.r to
meet al the school liaiM lo said Loruuib.
The electors of tbe town-thin nf OreenvlIIe n
meet at the school boose, in Foeaboutas, iu said
township.
The electors of the township of Southampton
to meet at tbe bouse of J. U. Kennel, tu "aid
town edit p.
The eleotors of the township of Nc:thmKon
to meet at the bouse ol John Fwcu- b, in said
township.
Tbe electors of the towwh!p of Irimer to meet
at the scrawl bouse ia WuicQbarsj tu said town
ship. The electors ofthe liorooah of Berlin to meet
at the house of Archibald Ooraptoo, io fai l livjc
ouxh,
Tbe eleetort of the tnwnhlp of Brothervalley
to Bwt at the house of Tubnts s. Fi-Ucr, iu bruti.
erval!ev Townhfp.
The eleciors ul the townihp of S'onycreck to
meet at tbe odice oi'UiarleaAiiauk, io said town
ship. The electors of the towmhip of Hr.e to meet ut
tliench'ool honoeou theiVMul from .Vhtttia to Gil
ford county, near the rcilcnce tf A. Whrtaiicr.
The electors ot lha lan'iu.'b of Stoyji'own to
meet at the hot.!e formerly ooeupi,ed bv Henry, Jt.
Miller, io said borouxh.
Tlie electors of th nwrtshlp of Uuemahonlns;
to meet at tne house oi JjIiu II, iliTc in v.iCiU-i-b-HtiiiK
Twuihip.
The elector ol tbe twnhln of Allegheny to,
meet at the house of Albexi iljUleaa, aival
U'Wiisbtp.
The bWbirsof the homuh of New Itottlmore
to meet at UubuHuJ John i lipictr lo said bof
oairh. Theeleebirs ofthe twnahip qr Conemauh to
meet at tbe bouse of F-eter Levy, la said tuwo.
ship.
The electors of the township of Shade to meet
at the h tutto of Jncoh Holiu in. In Mid township.
The electors irf lha lownshluof Faint to tntet ut
thesubiKtl boute erect. I uu the laolsot Heory
Berkey. In said tow us to p.
Tn lecitrrs of th township of .1 nner to m;ft
at tbe huuc lonnnrU oecupohl bv Th s. ttall;
ghcr, at .FcnfierX Ki-svls, tns-i.t-1 luwu'lilo.
The eictors ot the Uwntilp ol Jetlcrsoo to
meet at to, bouse of Salomon Id-Aer, in said town
ship. The el tors of the biroaich nf .Tcnner:ovn to
meet at the school buase in said borouyb.
1 make known ami ttire notice a dlrecti,t. that
evry psfmHi. expi Jorftic- 1.1 the Fnce. wm
snail ihdd any ulhee o( appolnf nunt of pci.hi i.r
trun urnier the a,vrnment H th- tTn-tel scales,
or l this Stale, or ot any city or tarp rated iti.
iriet. whei her a rait.l!siici urbcer or o'herwi-e
a falamliuate olbcerr aetit, wti- sha.l benn
ploi.i anier the l'aUiive, taitcurvttr execa-ilr-j
drpmutentof ibis S:ate orof the t one 1
Siatef, of nay city or ol any n.ri-iratpl d.P
trict : an I sluo mat erery Mm aler of VTaf-e
ami tbe Stfte Iaf-tatar, a-,d ot the srlfrt and
CtTBin n cuunrii of enroll v. or emini!to'trs ot
any iaorrirAiei tlistui.'t, is by Uw tucaohvof
holOiiiit r xrciirtsf at the Same time the tifi e
or appointment ot ju ve. insiectur or clerk o ny
eleciioo ol this ('o-nmonwe ilth and thai In
sirfeor or other f tb-er at any eleciija shaJi le eb
tiible 10 any umca to be r.ted 1 r.
I also Klveoiflciil notice ot th- roilowtn p-ovlo:i
of an act approved March 3a, 1 6. Tht theqnsl
Wed voters ol th-? several e-nmiies at ibe eotuuxrn
wealth at xcaerul, towutrhip, Wi.uirh an t cejiit
eleciioosare hereby bereattcr auttorixeii and re
quired to vote by tickets printe.1 or wruieo,
or partly priu'ed and panlv wfltt-n, severavliv
elsst1l as t.Il;w -te tickit shall aiyjm
the names of all .indtresot eonrts ro ei f r. an I
Ubcldun ibaoo'Siiie JudtciMrv : m.e ticket shall
embrace the onioes of all inneorti vo(tk1 for and
be labeled State : on ticket iimll embrace ihe
stamesnf all county oiRc- voted iV-r, ine'ailhia- tbe
otthv of SeoaUrr. memneror memlK-rsot Assemnly
H otd for, arMi ss-mher of CvnKrcsa, II voted fur,
and be labeled Ufcuaty.
COXDI CT OF THE SPECIAL rXECTION.
Tbe election shall iu all respects he conducted
In tbe same manner aa the general elections in
thi (Vnrarti wealth are reniiiretl bv law tu t- iin.
ductnl. and the relums thereof shall tie made,
cvraned and reunited by the election oracrra o"
the respe-tive dUtricts in tlte woe manner and
al tbe wine time as iberttums of a general elec- !
uuu.
DITIK3 OF ELECTIOS OFFICERS.
It shall be the duty ofthe lurirfi. Smoect-ir and
clerks ol each townj-hip, bonm;h. ward, precinct !
and ditriit to receive at the said election wa- j
raie ticket, either written or primed from wb
of the ualifrttl TotcTf tlirrf w ho nm ofler tbe !
same, and to depo-u them In a Nx or bnxex lo be !
er tne purpo- r-vm nie. uy the proper oibcera,
which tickets rdiail be pritit1 at airaielv, one ia-
....... m: .sj.. rniuiiiiHtrj Ami'iMimui io
th CoamtuUuo," and un ut kwde " For lit
b. tt ott tbe outside Prohibitory AmetHl metit to '
-rih t.-to.y A irwr, Itin iu,' or Afxirrt ihe Pro
h:lit(orv Am-j.-iii.e'it " tK o her adei on th
o-lL-i-te " i:!"--..!.- .1 "Vf fh'-'MHMit to trje iMititil
ti a.-.'" B".il .. tie ii;w4f.- 'bH-i!i.' -.!irfse Aioemt
iMfit." tr .tii:-ii(f tli-Mid-uf' AtnrO'loienk."
CONTESTED ELECTTOXS.
R, t!ou 4 of the At apprtired March IScU,
n-KaUtc- tl;e r-m ot courct a fo.'ouh :
Sccriov l Li twenty nvt of the ijr.alined
eieciors of a: y c.;u:tiy ih xat.(t tLc ci?c
I'.ini fir"iT Ki cw.vi the eh-c.ion in anvor ail
tiie election ditri. in said c. ui:ly, they my
cr!iif.in e prv--e'li.t,''r In the :nri of tftiaj-ivr
v;:ow 01 in b -?oi-o"y l y pftttioi; -ir: 1 by
tlern. eM'iitf Pn iy (Le eaoMr of eiu-
pia.Ut. r, w i.efe li :l -n:7Tt-'. tld eicef ifn
is uimIh? of i!S tv i it b j.cr!M -n iiati ti veri
fie1 bv tw u'i:v it of nt ha; .ri of" rtc petition
er and 1-c ri!ett a fihiu f.iiet n dav after the eic
tinn. whsroiin the iVtin 'i.-tti ontr ar.d direct
that any muit'vrof the .p-aiinifi rlei-'on of viid
fniui'T inav f.-v .ri m,..ttL-f to -did .inlon witiiio
ten iUy a:i-J api-ar aud dcK-nrf ihe eiccinr.sw
conittr-L At ti:c evT.-rnHou nf tnp ten daxn
aSn"T-hi.'l, ih fc.i:d 'o :it fijnu prvoe-.l, ic opvn
ourt. to iuvn-,.i;aie t- e rotup;tit.t and answer,
If any. un i lor that purpose may roaxe all Decee
ssr .rXiler", "mjiion w;iiiewe', eoiupel their at
tendance bv auarhmfoi, onjer itid bwil-it boxos
to le prrdu'el in t'oi;rt, recount the oailott for
and nrfslu-a the am-n iinnta, if n-e.vary, reject
ilieSHl vote and aaa-eraiu an! orrti: . So "the
(Vovorn-str ihe correct aud lawful result of said
ele tiou in ibe l is;rut Nii)tt-l, on or before the
sr'wl Tuexlay f Aiut-i Anno lAmiui one
tiiouwiad cufta eitfht buuiirvd aud enrbcy-aine.
lu cie tlw court shall -eriiry that th-re was
probuble C iuse lor ai:cli ci!itel. the comI thereof
tihatl be paid by the county, othera ise by the peti
UoQers. Q L' A LI F 10 AT i ON OF V0TEI;
Kverv nia'c citiren tufnrvonc yt'ani of see
rr-e?wi Ttg tite foiMw:n? . Uitnr"K'uifi.n, lihail f-e
er.til)efl to vote at a.t rb-ct:..iw. rirvt: He nhall
have bet u a ci-n of the Cured Stnles t It a-4
one tntH.th, Second: He bail have redded in
tiie hi.tte oue y-Ar for tf. bavjna previmL'.iy leen
aoiiaitirtsl ei'"!or tr uaiive tTT ctizeii nf the
Siatc, ht fhait nave eiii'vetl then-troiu an-1 re
tunud. tr.eu ix month.-i i:nnMtiite'y preeeli.:e
lite eietn.on. 1 i.i.-d : Hh i;itll h.uc ridel iu
theeicciioti (llirii t where he miU orlr u vote at
fm.4 two nitH.ttu iinmeiliKtciy prvcelms the etec
lion. Founti : It twerty-two years of aire or up
wiLris herh:ill h.'.ve ptiid witttiutwo vcji! a Staie
ttrCouiity tax. wlii'h nhall havi been a-MTve- at
h ast two HHMitlia and pan! a- IcaM oiie mouth tie
fore the clccUon. aS'ir twif.io-, Artidt Yl
,Woi L
tien under my hand at my oifie at Somerset
this 1 day t Mnv, fa the year f or Ird
onetbousam' eitfht hundred ana eisrbiv nine, aad
In tbe one ha red an 1 l.'h year of tbe I jot,
pendence f tne Uultea states.
StiennX.ri.ee. 1 K. & McMlLI.FN,
Somcrx-t, .May "sV. J bbetiff.
B. & B.
A PERFECT MEDIUM.
OUR
Mail Order Department
ArTord P eur out-of uw-n patrtmt every possible
advantage of a lar0v and complete uek of
DRY GOODS
W ith Hit: (riisv only otitHiuuMe hy Diuaus of llie
iariiv- 1 urttia-sfs i; niukf.
Deal With Us Through Cur Mail
Order Department and We
Will Save You Money.
PRESS GOOIK Ail priita from 4".
up. nle-linl Press (hhIh at 1()', All
Wool ilimlil--iilth I in-sa iiiois from H'k
no. SiK-cial liaitrainsi, line A II-Wool
J(iul.'le-iiltli lircsw OikmIs at "iic (."k:
an l '.,'t'te ''iioil at irt.i. Hi'li"ii' at 3()c.
rinriiulitr Itikh tuioil.s, otx: and on up
to tinitit.
iILKS Tli cn-ati-st stock nf Silks
ever s iowti, an'l at im-.)iiii irnhli priris.
r.tie iliiiitilf-wiirp Surahs, .ilu: ; tine Su-
nih Stripes ami I'lui'ls, 5(-; linn (iros
tir.iins, all (nlnrs, !i,lo (worth $1.1 Inilias.
mk tip. Sivet ial liarv'ains in ti-Tj Imlias
(worth ?5 1. '.'.I.
CASIIMEUES Kiiii-st lins:in.l lowest
priivs in C'rvaiu, t'oionMlaiul Ulark C'lish
iiieri9. MuHAIllS. New, Our Own Imiiorta-
tion.x. Fine J7-inrli .M-h:iir Mixturef,
llrowns, lirevs anil 151(i-.s. at 'Jlo. Hollar
Mohairs, M ini Inn wiile, at Soc.
.'Ml' Sjl ini-s lit l.V.
Fine Si-.,,. Z,.,hyrs at l"iiin l 2 V.
l'iiR-st Scotch Zciliyrs at :i(c
Lice Curtains r.in ! tK.ti.rlit thronirh
the iimiLs ."0o uii. Se- our I'ataloL'ne
for new- patterns.. Name the price ami
we can j.ieaM! you.
Boggs & Buhl,
115, to 121,
FEDERAL STREET
.ALLpH.3NY, Pa.
It is to Your Interest
TO BUY Yi'l R
Drugs and Medicines
OP
Biesecker k Snyder,
Slll'EssoKS TO C. X. BOYD.
N'one Imt the purest ami bust kept ia stork,
anil when linij.ii U'eoiue inert hy stand
in, an certain of the in do, we de
stroy them, rather than im
pose on our customer.
You can depend on having your
PRESCRIPTIONS & FAMILY RECEIPTS
filled with rare. Our prices are a lov aa
any other first-tlas, lmase and oa
many arlivlea nmch Kivtei.
The people of this county sccui to know
thin, and have Riven us a large share of their
patroiiafte, and we shall still continue tupve
them the very hna pauls t iheir i.toncy.
Do not Kirjjcl that we make a sieeialty of
FITTIXa TIIUSSKB.
AVe guarantee satisfii' tion, ami, if yon have
had trouble in this direction,
give us a call.
SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES
in great variety; A full set of Test Iene.
Come in and have rour eyes exiimined. Xo
chare fbr xaini:iatioii. and we are confident
we can suit you. Conic and nee lis.
isprc!fi'.Ily,
BIESECKER L SNYDER.
A
IMIMSTiaT(;!: S SoTfCE.
f.-tiue f Si-.fiU I Milrr. lute of Mil-
Letter of tt-iriuni-fniti-.n n tm' Atnive C!-tte
hnvicif irmntil u t ntuli p-iimii! l.v tlie
profM r inlir;'.y. (). t i- htrt'M- nvi-ii umil tHr
jm.1i iiiiii-!t-H r. -aid r--tnt to mk liitnit.il mte
piivitn'iit. m tiT- hMiic clHiin- HriHt the
swiiit to prvtwni thfiu iny HUthrtiiirnu-! r ft.
tlfint'iit on Hrtninlay. the 8th day nf Jiitt-. s&a,
ul the iatt' risivU-u; of HfHt in Niil(.p Twd.
iMNiKL Mil I. tit,
WM. Ci. Mil. Hi.
flr-- A-iuunL-trrors.
ITUATdU'-S NOTICE
of mlifin.i Ki ih.. f'1., ?te of?om-
vv-t I t., .Mteoet o . I'.
1M. r of !i'1inii-.T-,:iim tm hv l.-re folate
Ti(f-r niiihi.rirv. lit!:' i" t.ervi.v xivn to nil
(MT-mm iiti.-ir,Ml r.i. i "mali imm-.li-
ajiynK ut, ai:I tim-f hv jus clini H:nt rh
fcnr o wiil j.rvini ttt.-i duiv :nln''Hi-Mt( d for
Ha'ItrtM.H-Ilt un ntnr.lKy. thfMh dav of Jill.',
tt-t tiie UU-rf.'.eiiit; ol d. -.-i--i in S-imT-t Twii!
FKA.NK V. kHo.Aj,
5-1- Adiiniiwtnttor.
A HFNT5? WANTPTi
To rn-
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ih- isiiiuinr. .l,f l.fUrM Trnn. CiKs-jnitjiMl
rtlititTi. K-'iil iislnsl IMJi. ,V. 4 T. tMlTH (iE
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fi.ii .1 SJ Set" jour iii-tf irui tt in
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t toot rate.
lsart s.s.
.i-l;a- .
, isir 1 1
5u na -I .l4.ii.ul i.ij." r.iiw. .
atJj"1! let.TI Wk.TI). Co.
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All Silk Sura!.., 4G Cents. . All Colors.
rrinteJ lodzs C'Jc u
Extra Faillo, il.00 . "
Gaarantecd Black Silks, all Grades, Toe. to $3.50.
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Clack and Colored, all t'io ne.r, desiraLla wears, at low prices.
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Xew Lino Triaiminfrs, at prices tliat will interest yon.
;z:CLOAKS.:
Bead "Wraps, $3.40, $3.90, $4, $5, up to $40.
Jackets, $.3 to $20. XewmarEets, $6 to $30.
Our shapes and finish are the best.
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Sitjrportcrs, Toilet Articles,
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I I M m M a a aa ttm
in
GREAT CAKE kEISO TAKES To ISA"
mmm mm
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF URY GOODS AND DRESS TRIM
MINGS, AT
FOSTER & QUINN'S,
Successors to Geis, Foster & Quinn.
Danziger & Shoenbergs
SPECIAL i IMPORTANTAKNOUNC MEHT.
'f nrr wir (JiiWiiiymiirrthtiHur-l.wtnj iwhirtiufuhi to purr tun" in each of our 7S P-p-iiimt.il;
H.'n.i., It'.ng jrtrt'mUttrlij dirrrteil to oar
Silk?, Dress Goods. Wash
urxams ana upnolstery Goods, Gents' FurnijMags,
Corsets, Gloves, Hosiery, and Furnishings.
Oar enormom ntU-n in the .lepartnienU iviniire tit to aM lanre linm i,i!v and as
tiie name imh1s) ran le pnn-ha! now lower than tliev were iinm-h earlier
in the fe-usun, we are enatite! lo oiler our recent puri lnt-a-. at a c.rrea
lHjmlinj reJuciion.
::::::.We are the Money-saving House for the PeopIe..:
OUR ENORMOUS SALES ATTEST TO THIS FACT.
We extenil a conlial invitation to al! our town -ixiior. to coiim ami mha . lail
onieru rei-eive ruiuiit ami i-areful attention. SAMl'LE.4 SKXT OX AlflJCA-
TIOX.
DANZIGER & SHOENBERG,
SUCCESSORS TO MORHIS H. DAHEIQEE,
SIXTH ST. AXD riJXXA VII 1'ITISIWIIG.
510 Market street, and 27 Fifth avenue,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
THE LEADING MILLINERY AND DRY GOODS HOUSE
Oflcrthe Following Line of Spring, and Summer Gocct-
::::z::::::::At the Lowest Prices in the City.;
Ladii g' anil Chiliiren' Straw Hatn.
Iiliin'pml Cliil'lretraTriiiinil Hat,
lilies' and Children Wraj and
Jackets,
Ladies' and Children's Corsela of all
kind,
Ijt-e Curtains and Portiere.
I'araaolg and I'lnhrellaF, tyle,
Silk Mitt and (doves, I'Jc to $1 00,
Kid i loves, 44e to J.'.uO a i-air.
Drew Trimtiiinjf", Xotioiia, Jewelry,
OUR MOTTO :
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PITTSBURGH, PA.
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Drug Store
Somerset, Pa.
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Fabrics, Cottony Linens Lace
! White (kvwln of all kinds.
Fancy Drapery 8ilks. with Fringes to
match,
Ijidies' and dents' Underwear,
Dress Shirts, Woolen Shirts, at all prires,
Ilimierr, over WK) styles, iniludinu the
guaranteed fiist Llat ks. from l.V: to 7'ie
per pair,
Silk I'mlerwear, Silk Hosiery,
1rfjO d'.z. Ladies' flibhed Vests, l.V, l.V
1S', 2'i, 2.V, the prrateM Utrtjntnt ever
offered anywhere.
Beit Condi, Lewett Prion,
Family Eeceis
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