The Somerset
Herald.
EnV.vn: sri'I.U IV.. Mr an.l Projector
WltiiVEHDAV.
Ssnuarr 1, lfcn.
T.n; '.cn ' -'rvi.-e o:li cin Wj
tl.rt the Nrvr Year t ln-rc
on the tirst '.? of .'mnmry.
Tnr ft titi"n to create MiJJIe
l),s:ru t Court f .r lVr.n IvHDi is t-Jnt.-lint?
qiiimiI-i"'-''- -"ti-tition-
('aims S. I" i.ie affi.lavit
tlmt lie i iti.i of Nt'H York, i like
ly to be -WU-! t'l.ite.l Slul.Hi Sf-nHtor
from 'liio.
We r.re nil fUin- ry lire! of the
feJiosv ti :iiit on trjin? tolcll u
hw ninny time the tsorl.l lia Ud the
influenza a'rr-M'iy.
Mil ic. W. H'xm, of linl'iana, has
wii a.K.inK'il SuKniir of the Eighth
(Vr.Mis Ii-tri t, -oniffl "f the cun-t'n-s
of Artiiftrunp. Cumbria, Clarion,
liye:t., Je.1.rn, Smiereet
KiiJ Wetdtiiirrelaml.
The pr.janir.u !aiw e have not had
" arrere inlcr'" ill lkely be followed
hy muling o or ''lie miseries of the
l.'iziarJ." V.'huta morld we would have
ir men repitc-l i's inili" ami rains and
uiisl.ine. It won'..!, like r..n himwlf,
U- "fearfully and wonderfully made."
Tho otnuti li" in Keading were re
priited with liili-son C!ir;.htii)as d.ty by
their father. H eame to jnii that the
,ne fchot'.he other dead Ufore the day
waft over. This wsr most ditrescin?,but
what el' could l esii-te 1. The parent
who tilan a fire sun in the hands
.fa irre-iin?ib'e !ny in n"t (it to have
children.
The Christ ma-' iejiiiaut lias ster.peJ
ujHjn milli"i. f ;h ket-Uokg. Hut
when inonry ik made to make millions
of little ones happy and perhat older
ones an wed it it money well s-nt. It
is what e are here fir to add to the
happiness of I how a'mui us. The man
or woman ho fail to do so makes
irrave mistake.
Caivi 1;i:i. i; is the C hairman of the
National K-iiiiK-rittie Cvniimittec and the
proeiiective I'nited Slates Senator from
Ohio an 1 the bosom friend of ex-IYeRi-dent
Cleveland. And yet the lnioat
ic New Yoik II .-r. declares that "IJriee
K'unds lor tni!, im-iiopolii-s, eorpora
tioiiK, and j.retty ruti. li everything that
ould lie to lie undemocratic.'
a happy family it in.
What
;oxoiiK!M. SentM.ut wants to have
the eastern part of the Indian Territory
admitted an a State in with the
name of Columbia. Mr. Sprinzer's idea
iuii:ht le a j: d oiie if the jwple of the
Indian Territory would adopt it. T.ut the
IieiniK rat." are so aijious for new States
in the h our hue-it to off-iet the four new
lU-publii-iin State- in the northwest that
they can not wait for the jioop'.e to ask
for Statehood.
We have not had so many immigrants
from fon ii-n land this year as we had
last. For the eleven months ending No
vember :10, -,vi, the total immigration
to the l"n lied States from ilurope
nujounled, nccordiiitf to the report of the
Chief of the l'.ureau of Statistics, to 407,
l':17, as against 4'.K,V.il for the correspond
ing period of last year. Still there is not
the least reaon to fear that weshali ever
run short of iniinijrrKiitf.
1'iiom North and South alike apjieals
and arguinetits in In-half of protection
come up U-fore the House Ways an I
Means Committee that is now in session.
I5iit, after all, the strongest and most
convincing arguments in liehilf of the
protective system are neither verbal nor
written. It is the magnificent develop
ment of our national ros"nrs"S, the un
precedented growth and diversification
of our national industries under protec
tion tint afford the' moFt resistless ar
gument. for its continuance.
The Wheeling .'.;;;.Vr ays : " in
the pres-nt frame of the Northern mind,
woe betide the jtoiilician whowillsug
suest another f.i.-e bill." 1 toes the l!g
. r mean by that that the people of the
North have resolved to fold their hands
and see live million of black people rob
lie.l of all tights under the law? They
have asked for nothing but justice, and
that they ill continue to demand in all
iroer methods, through the press and
by legislation.
Tiiev have changed plai-s. In the
Fiftieth ( IVmocratic Congress the Siuth
held i'! chairmanships cf the most im
portant committees and all the Western
States 12. In the Fifty-first Congress
( llrpublican the Went has SO chairman-
stiii and the South luring tlie
Fiftieth Congress but one chairmanship
was given to the Fastera States. In the
Fifty tirvt the F. itt h:is 7. It ia a notori
ihj fact that the Southern minority eon
trolled all the important legislation of
the la-'t Congress.
lr is pretty difficult to decide what is
true in the many contrn lictory stories
that come 'nun Frazi! about the ditqo
siti.n the jsiiple are ni.inifesting towards
the new lovernment. It is altogether
likely, however, that it is much more
jK-accful than is credited iti some of the
dis;alc)n rt. The tendency toward a re
publican form of g.nernmnt is now
a'moht tinivctsal. and the success of the
Frazil :an Ucpul.lic is thereby very great
ly improved, even the tnonan lis of the
earth roeogiii.ing in ma:iy little things
tiieir appreciation of this tendency.
Jakk Kn.i: in, the pugilist, makes a.
pathetic appeal to the, lioverr.or of Miss
issippi Itfvauso he, Jake, is a jioor man
and the next two or three months are
the licst months of the year for slugging.
The authorities of Mississippi have done
good work in prosecuting Sullivan and
Kilram. and they should be made to
ew allow their medicine, laiw abiding
jieople in every State of the Fuion w ill
applaud the iiovenior of Mississippi.
Now let him enforce the law agsinst the
night riders, the tluggirsand intirilerers
ol black men in ii.a State snd lie will
lewrve ftill Is-r-r cratitinle.
SotTHi:i;x itotoii.t n o cnly declare
that "this is a w hile man's piverTiment."
nod they practunii v disfranchise the
black man, and yet they demand that he
should lie counted &. a voter, and thus
swell their power and influence in Na
tional legislation. When the black ninn
was a chattel be was two-thirds of a
mat), and under the law his master voted
for him. This law was charged, and as
a fuli man under the law he is entitled
to cast Im ow n vote. The men w ho re
fuse to jiermit this openly defy both the
letter and spirit of the law, aud not only
law , inn noi oniv
i hi ut renr. -nt "
k. Ill
nil ti-ke . is legal
slemand "taxation
lion, tut UPriiiLd am:
richU and use them for Lia greater nd
surer suppression.
Tnt; newW of lJit!irior f'i nap.
PV, and (here n ofK hiindMl and
tucntv-three of them. Hon. C. ! Mn
gfe. the handfljma II -publican yft.lttf.-.an
r,f the Pmoky City, preter.ted eacl oe
of them on Christmas day with a new
cult "f clothe.
(Vs.KBMs t.Kw.iiNE.of Wi!keftiTe,
is the la'f st asfdrsut for the nomination .
for governor. Of his caifliaacy toe m imi.tl( 8 Wir.clieMer, iin.i, iteelarmj;
Wilkesbarre K"-rl ssys : "tieneral j i.nif the t hampitm i-f the wonifn. threat
Iwrne has repeatedly demonstrated his i cued to take the tonri in Maliaiioti.
r,nlri' with Ihetiopleasaesndidate j cral iiepr,Mj railird to his Mipiort, among
TJ .-or.. No other cn of j then. i,
this county or ol tias naie us r'"
many vot.8 at popniar ele-tions, and it
is due him to say that he can netuaHy
and repeatedly lead a forlorn hope and
follow it up w ;th a brilliant victory, an
achievement not common.by any means.
That lie is stronn in conventions and still ,
strouger at the ro" P"1"?' 'i,mlr
Uh, and the party will not go astray if it
places him in the field as its candidate
for governor."
This holiday week is the happiest of
the year because it witnesses the gather
ing in the old home of many who are
widely scattered during the rest of the
year. The boys and girls from college,
ih i.msnerous men of business, and the
women who left the old home years ago j
M amain
- lor better or worse .re g- - n. -
and reving old n.emor.es. nappy w orn
.11 these memories are pleasant. There
is no danger of cultivating too muc h Jackt0t wl0 wcn.uten to j2. Fiuett e
home love. Parents should strive t C21w1 ovcr ,ilt. hills ami Mui.ler and the to
make the old home, however humble it
may be, the charmed place for all the
boys an J girl?, to which they turn wit.i
sweet memories, no matter w hete they
The home is the foundation
may roam,
stone upon
Inch rests the happiness j
and safety or the people am', the per
petuity of the Kepublic.
A Chrl.tmas Church Riot.
Suawxletow.v, III.. I.. 2-V A free fht
took place at aChriMnias celebration in a
church in the Kagle Creek prerln.t last
night, in which chairs, clulw, knives and
pistols were used. Thomas Burroughs, the
rlinrrh d.M7keeir and one of the ime-t
t.K.mlnoiit ind restK-ctahle tanners in uie
comity, was dangerously stabN-J in two j d.H.r. and a volley was poured at him, re
plaio"; Stout t)!lert was hit in the r'.iin j mlting in his instant d.aUi.
with a' bullet, nd several other persons n.- j the maYou' i--ru...t actions.
reived minor injuries. The military had arrived in the town early
The light arose from a minske in distrib- j in the evening, bu', strange to say. had not
uling the prtsetits. As is nual i:i such en- I been stationed mar tnejiil. Tiie conimand
tertainments, parents in the neighborhood jerofthe imliury had a.-ked if the troops
had taken their gifts to the church, where
they had been properly labeled and hung up
on the tree. Some of the ta,.' were inse
curely fastened and drop;eJ o!r, hut were
replaced as accurately as possible. I.iJt
n gb: . large crowd assemble! to witr.es.
the distribution. When about a dozen of
the present" had been handed tuthe children
a farmer "named Johns-m grabbed a sled
from a child's hands and declared it was
one he bought for his little boy.
The sexton attempted to explain his mis
take, hut Farmer Johnson pushed him rude
ly aside, and started for the d.a.r, carrying
the fcled in his handi. borne youi g men j
who hail been drinking tried to snaii inc
sled from Johnson, and he struck one of
them and was himself hit with a chair and
felled to the th.Rir. The light then became
general, and, fjr a time, it looked as though
a nunilier of the combatants would be
killed.
Rev. Sam Jonea Outwitted.
CiiATTtsoooA, Tenn., lec. 'Ji The gn-at-et
tocial tsnsalion that the South has
known lor many years m the elopement
of Anna C. Jones, the seventeen year-old
daughter of Uev. Sara Jones, the noted evnn- j
gelist, with William M. Graham, stenog
rapher of the Cherokee judicial disTrict in
Georgia. The couple have Istu lovers for
two or three years, but l:v. Jones and his
wile have bitterly op(icsed the match on
account of the youth of their daughter. The
eioeroent was well planned and txtciHed.
It was not thought of until Christmas night,
when Frofessor L. H. Holiewin, principal ol
the public tchoo'.s of Cetderviile. tia.. the
home of the eloping couple, and Jr J. K.
Mayes, a druggist in the town, with Gra
ham, arranged the plot.
Miss Jones and young Graham went
hon-ebai riding with a Christmas party,
and, purjiosely becoming se-aratel from ,
their companions, rode rapid1- to 11 iger'n
station, here they boanleil a train for
Chattanooga, being joined by I'rof. llobeson.
Meanwhile Dr. Mayes had come to this city,
procured the license and the services of Ut-v.
Ir. Baihman to jerform the cereinoi.y.
When the bridal parly reached here they
found that in some way their secret had
leaked out, and Kcv. Ir. Bachman becom
ing suspicious declined to perform the cere
mony. They then drove to the house of the Kev.
Ir. Pumbell, rector of St. I'aul's Episcopal
church, aud giving the young lady's age at
twenty-two years, they succeeded in having
the ceremony performed. They then drove
to a hotel, where a private wedding supper
had been prepared. The arty will return
to Centerville soon.
The allair has created the most intense
interest here, as H-v. Jones at one time sent
his daughter to school in order to break off
the intimacy between her and the men
whom she has just married agiinst his
wishes.
Devastation In California.
Iais A nokles. Cal., !)-. 'Ji. The heavy
rain of the last few days continue 1 this j
morning. All thetrainn Irorn Ihe North,
Fast, and South are now cut of!, and the
damage to the tracks ia very great. The
Santa Fe officials estimate that the loss on
that line will reach .'W.oo'i, and the loss ot.
the Southern Tai-ilic lines will reach f
Iki.
The country to the ocean, 1. miles distant
is flooded, ami many miles of tra'-k are un
der water. The Fnion Facitic bridge at Fl
Monte has been washe.l a,-y. and j hss o-p-rs
are bnmght on hand cars. It will Ik1
several duys U-lore the line is open to Sin
Francisco. Great damage ha- been done to
the street cable lines and the bridges in this
city. Many of the houses in the low lands
are flooded, aud the families driven out. It
is reorted that the house of Jam. Fyan,
on the river bank, has been washed away,
and that the whole family is missing. The
levee is broken in several pla. Fully
inches of rain have fallen this season.
A Raffing Blizzard.
Iti ro, 8. P., Di". 21. The most severe
p'.oria experienced here since the memorable
blizzard of January 12. 1SS7, prevailed from
4 yesterday afternoon till daylight this
morning. Raia began failing early in the
forenoon and continued until 3 o'clock in
the afteernoon, when Ihe w ind changed to
the north, and then a heavy now storm set
in. Now there are big drills. It is a genu
ine blitzard. but fortunately not cold. All
trains are snowed in. Tbey expect lo move
lo-ruorrow morning.
IM Lt rit, Miss , IVc. Snow Iwgan
falling at i o'clock yesterday afternoon and
continued through the night with a severe
blirzard. doing much damage to plate glass
windows, awnings, etc Second stress; is
badly blockaded. Street cars are moving,
but with much diillulty. Ail trains are
delayed by drifts ix frrt d-ep in msriy pla
ces. To day was clear and raid.
11 Mm Killed wrd US Iiijured.
Chabi.estok, West Ya.. lbwcmber 2S. A
terrible accident occurred this morn ins on
theCbesaicake A Ohio Railroad at White
Sulphur Springs, 123 miles east of this place.
Reports have been very hard to get, the only
account, being receivej by specials to the
Qi7y Curette. One of tbrxe from an ejjr-
witness says : Vestibule train No. 3. on the
Chesapeake arid Ohio, left the track two
i -, o , ,
' Sulphur Springs at 7.2
,!'" morni"'r- demoliahing six cars, killing
eleven Deonle and in:nrin ihnni immr.
i fire. Th. accident was caused by the null
I spreading.
UI.A AN" WHITES AT WAFt.
Ten Mr litttl try aRAca ftlotst Ja
su;. C'.orj a.
fv-'!iii. ;... I-c. The nee rot at
.7-ii rv "larte-l y-t rila- t-y ihewhip
yvm ofi'rr ;i:m Jji!". fai'y II PP n4 H'"i
iia.i W-ilihani, hi cfo women of had repute
who wero --il c t:! in M i-era! iu-b on th
l.tu-k anil iere onin-d iu iiave Sown. Il
trew,.r the i.el n-?n diperw!o, annt-J j
Mullir.
As noon as the wliiUi learned of the atti
fndecf the bla k they at once armed, ami a
lively kirniish wa ha Ion the huectsdnrir
the aficrnoon, in which iveral h rsoim on
litb w.lea were wouii.l, William Wood.
8r Min of j(,.,,u,j. .i.riil W.shI, reeeiv-
ifiir a wound tn tbe wail uiai wm piuuaoij
prove fatal.
A Tatai. vcii.kv.
The 1Ia ks fn iiig they wereoatuumijeml.
scs'tertJ, a'ul the li!ers Ink to ti e
wampt. Tly were followed hy a pessc of
citizei s led hy Idputy Marha'i liarnl-ill
and Wood. When nearing the swamp the
negrre-s slopped and jourtd a futal volley
into the ranks of tlnir pursuers. Iiarniii'l
and Wood fell dea.l, bulietn piercing their
, I ... I 1
The volley wa exchanged, and in
his
liinrxcitenuiitoue of the white men a;i-
, . . ,.r,malart.iy ltJ
killed
f Amvn(fn. ilut.l kiw. The
The whiten
, , jiA l:J a jrlipp aa
fU .fords, with Dob ltrewer, got into tiis
awa:nps.
0-eat fxritruifiit prevailed dur'in,' the af
t. rniKin and it was generally lielieved that
there would, he trouble after dark. A'xiut 3
o'clock a mp.e-t was sent to the Governor I
for militatv
Ml KrF.LEI) IS TIIKIR I FI.LS.
At midnight a la-ge crowil gaihereJ
around the jiil and the dsrs were hurst
ocn. No one w;is on guard inside, and
Hopp and Jackson were shot down in their
ceils, their holies Ix .ng riddled witk bullets.
An hour later it was rumored that Fiuett
had mceetded in reluming to hia cabiu. A
ntiiulier of whiles at onte went there and
-d the
uenianow ios aia.uia;n.r.
had not letter cuiird the !a.-e. hut the
Mayor declined to ac-tt their wrviees. say
ing ibe town i lliocrs ccnld attend to that.
As above stated, no clliccr was present hen
Iheaiiaik was made, aud the military aa
in camp a haif miio from the jail. Several
othei couipai.iexof niiiitiaarrivisl this morn
ing, mid the n.ilitary, uudi r command of
Captain Gordon, of Savannah, is as follows:
ieort;la Hussars, o7 men ; Urunswiik llilles,
.V men and the Appling Uniys, i"t men. lu
addition to these there are upwards of I'M
members of disT.'rent con.panies in the stir
rounding comities. Crptain Gordon has his
lieadipiarters in the
ivaiina'i and Florida
Wcsltrn Kailroa.l warehouse.
. o-
Many Deaths In Europe From the
Stranga Disease, Influenza.
I'auis. Iec. 27 The iniluenza ia spread
ingatidis very fatal. The i.unibtr of.leaths
in the city from all uuses on Gliristinas day
was.'tlS For several year ast the r Eiiiar
average has been i I lor that day. Fully
one-third ofthe populace is prostrate. The
editor of the Mimi'mr Ciitrrtel and three
soldier ili.d in the Yer.-ailles h;sp:tal lo
dav. The lar,te nu:ci'r of deaths resulting
fnjm in.luerza in
is city is exciting the
gnu est app-eoension. it was reported this
morning thst .Vv iK-aihs f.otn the disease
have oci uired within the past 21 hours. All
the pspem print this repjrt. bu! some of
tbeu doubt the furts, claiming i hey are
too hih.
Tiiere have b-.-en wveral deaths at Vienna
from disea.-es that 1-egan with inlluenza.
'tiie inllueiiica is increasing thritighout
Germany. It ha crippled operations ia the
ship building yards in Fieiisburg. Kiel and
Pantie. In cases where the dispose is sliglit-
! ed or not treated it engenders pulmonary
i ...
Uiwrders. The doctors ssy that the climax
i is passed in this cilv. and thai the doease is
on I he wane. In consequence of the many
rases in the f.ujrds, nil furloughs are sus
jiended. At Lisbon i J) have the ii;(l;ienza.
including the pien.
A meeting of niediejl men, the governor
of Madrid presiding, wis held at. Madiid lo
d.iy, to consider measures for coping with
the epidemic. It has decid-.-d to open relief
bureaus at a'l the hospitals, and to distribute
appropriate medicines am ng the altl etea
F! Kir!s from the Australian provinces are
that the malady prevails among the horses
there.
Commoner Kavanayh Daad.
I.ospos, l)..c i Mr. Kivansg'i, former
ly a representative of t'arlow in the House
of Gcmmoiis, is dead.
Arthur McMurrouh Kavanagh, whose
death is announced, was horn in Ireland in
l H."d. lie w as a member of a w ea'thy fami
ly, but hia lack of arms and les and other
physical deformities rendered him an object
of aversion to his own immediate relatives.
His father and mother both died, leaving
him to the control of two elder brothers,
who arrf sa:d t h ive S"clil:l !n:ii at th ir
country bonis fr.iui th; s'g it of ius:iiin 1.
After he hal roa -he 1 m i-ili u 1 b chhis
brothers dieil, and he was Kfl the absolute
control of a very larg! landed estate. He
then emerged from his library, a nun of rare
cultivation and brilliant attainuii.-,ils. He
won for his wile a lieautifu! and charming
woman, and Ixi-Mt the fit her of a fiiully
of bright and handsome children one of
whom, a daughter, was recently mtrried.
Mr. Kavanagh also achieved a reputation as
a hunter, an 1 rode after tin Inn i Is with t ie
greatest energy and ihriiig. using a p;u'.iar
saddle of his own iuvtntion.
liver thirty years Mr. Ktv::n,v;'i friler
el i:i priiio lifj, b:'):ninj;.'..iii'v Mi;
istraie at t'i star:, H!i Sa-riirfi- Ki!k---tiy
c nin'y in is'ii, ail fjr V i-ity Cirloiv
in ls"o. In 1 s" ; be was return? 1 to the
II. ins? of C en n :is f ir th b ro of War
firlasa C-ciserva'ive. b"ing retnr.iel for
County Carlo in l'.i and for the same coun
ty again in 1ST.
Brutally Eeaten By White Caps.
CoM orhia, Kas., lhc. 2.i. The outrages
of the W Lite Caps in this vicinity continue.
A party of seven men are now on trial for
an outrage committed only a week ago, and
to-day another was reported to the authori
ties. James Mat.surn was paid off yesterday,
and on his way home was held up and
robbed. Last night a party f men, their
faces covered w ith white masks, visited the
house of John MeKiv, dragged him out of
doors, and administered lo his bare back a
severe Ua'iiirf with ?i!ches. He rcc,gni
xed three of the White Caps, and swore out
warrants for thrni to dav.
Death cf tho Widow of Cen. Coarse
H. Thomas.
Wasmsotos, The. til. The widow of (Jen.
George II. Thomas died suddenly last night
at her residence here.
She had not Iwn in good health for two
rears past, although up to the hour she re
tired there was nothing in her condition to
awaken tiiHtinesutnniiK her friends. Mrs.
Thomas pased away us quietly as did her
distinguished husliand nineteen years aga at
San Francisco.
Threei Chitaren Burned.
('asm, Ni k , 1 ec. IN. During the U-m-lirsry
abrei o- of Mrs. Lna cVhip from her
j 1 enie at 2-1 I'ier, e street, this morning, the
i bouse iau'!it lire, and ber three i hiidr..:i
. '
b y 7. a g rl of 4 a i l, (5 mot.hts old bahv
i boy. who were locked in the bousr, were
i lnn.t i t:.i. a t ....!.
j ncsed lhects.;a!.V. but were unable to save
ILc imprisoned children.
A LVNCHiNQ HOBiOB.
Fr!6tru:?;ilm.) of thCeoeglaRce
Riot.
Cou-mou,' R , Dec. IN F.lght black
bodies, sicepid ia gore, jumbled together
H:e ihecarca of so many butehen d jackal-,
with boors snd brains protruding, lying
half nude upon tliegroiiml. is the sic tcning
siKt-iacIe thai presented itself early this
morning on the limits of the liltle town of
ltarnwell, in this State.
' Worked Into 'frenzy by the repealed mur
ders of white men by negroes, some of the
overexcited people determined to avenge
their dead friends, and In the gray dawn of
morning they rcid like fir like, with three
for boot.
jiVEWiiUkVU ami mckokckb.
The murder of young Kobert Madden
last Satnniay night made the fifth white
man who. within the last sixty days, has
been killed by the bullet of the negroes.
With each ritivceding murder the feelings of
the community have been stirred until tbey
boiled over at this latest manifestation of
lawlessness and crime.
At o'clock thia morning 130 armed nun
in doguire broke open the jail, where eight
Mtpc led colon d murderers were imprison
ed, and carried ihem to the limits of the
town and shot them to pieces. X intima
tion of the mob's purpose ha i been given to
the town auilioritits, and the entire matter
was conducted with the utmost secrecy.
T1IK JAILER WAS GA(.HEl).
At the appointed hour they collnted near
the jail, and sending a few men to the build
ing the jailer was cleverly brought to the
tloor by a ruse. He was thin overpon ered,
gggcd and put Into the hands of several of
the lynching party with the utni-st quiet.
A selected posse then crept into the jail, and
with the kjys taken from the jjiler opened
the cells until they obtained the lollowing
negroes, the first two charged with the mur
der of J. J. Hi fl.rnan, the others Willi hav
ing kiiled Robert Martin :
llipley Joiiusou, who is charged with kill
ing Hetf rnan; Mitchell Adams, accessory
before the fail; IVter El-U. who was held
for the murder of young Robert Martin, and
Handy Johnson and Hugh Furse, accesso
ries. Judge Jones, Mobcrl l'bieuixaud lUlph
Murrall were held as witnesses.
A HORBItlLK SK.IIT FOK Till K1S1NU U S.
When tiie affair was over the men carried
thejirler back to town, and in an instant
the horses were wheeled and the men sped
homeward. The Sheriff was notitied by the
jaiier, audibly proceeded to the spot where
the rays of coming morn fell oil eight men
tU-d arouad the waist to trees and riddled
with bullets. It seenied as if they were tied
with their backs to the trees ai'd standing
up; but some had slipfied down, and were
hanging with leel aud bauds trailing on the
ground.
The Sheriff at once wired to Governor
Pochard on for help. Things had an ugly
look until the tiain arrived this afternoon
with a detachment of forty militiamen under
command of Coiol:el i. L Cojieland, of
ItamVrg. Tue Coroner snmmomd a jury
and lieh! an inquest, the Bsual verdict being
returned "They came to their death by gun
shot wounds inll cltd by jarlies unknown
to the j iry."
Saiu lee, a barber who is held as an acces
sory for the murder of lleilcriinn, was taken
out of jil by the lynvheis, but was sent back
as the party thought him iunocent.
111I1UL.IU TUSlIt liOlilFj WITH BULLETS.
The poor wretches were carried lo the ex
treme limits of ihe town. There in the
gathering dawn amid their howls fir mercy
the crack of a hundred rifles and as many
pistols rent the air, iirrg'ing with the death
cries ol'iig'it human beings whose guilt was
as yet unproven. The tuercilese mob did
not retire sal it tied until they had fairly rid
dled the bodies with bullets.
Fiendish Triple Murder.
IiociiEsTKR, Mich., Dec 2S. A c aid blood
ed triple inur Icr was committed two miles
north of Mount V rnon last night by Will
iam Major, who killed his wife, his daught
er and his gran id ni;;'iter. Maj ir is about
50 years old and g well to-do farmer. His
daughter, Mrs. Jjsph D -pew, of Ilran lon,
and her little daughter were visiting the
hoiiM!. The people w,re but fairly asleep
w hen M 'j it arose and begari the work of
slaughter. H took a revolver and shot hia
wife as she lay asleep, p itting two bullets
into her b dy and iu mally wounding h?r.
Spri-ising into the apartment occupied by
his daugh'eran I ihe chit 1, he coolly fired a
bullet at Mrs. 11 ,?-. and when it f tile J to
kill her he pr-ic.ire I an ax an I knocked out
her brains. Th .11 'ie pulled his little grand
daughter from b n.uth tliebel 1 1 ithing, and
with one btoiv of the ax split her hea I opvn,
killing h r iiHlan'.ly. M ij ir rushed into the
room where h'S littl-" rm s!,it and gnpjj
alrail the bed for him. The lad had era l
eI under the bed fjr safety. As he heard
his father seac on the roam he said : ''Ate
yoa goin to kill nia, to j, pap ?"' "N'i, my
son, replied ihe murderer : "do not be
afraid. ''
Major's bedy was to-day found in Lis
barn. II j had committed euicid: by hang-
Sixty Knife Wounds.
Cmctoo. Pec. 27. Sixty knife wounds
were inlhcied to night on Max Mantwell, in
the bisetiicut of his own house. The mtn
was literally cut to pieces. His head Scarce
ly hung to the body, which was mutilated
almost from end loeiid. While the tragedy
was in progress the victi n's wife and three
children were less than 5J fret distant. The
family resided in the uox:r H it of a two
story uou-e. Mam well was a laborer.
According to his wife' story he went down
siaiie. He had not bten gone long when
she heard strange noises, but she attached
no imp )i tan. t to th'jiu, and only remem
bered the circumstances when, after two
hours, her husband's dlwence began to wor
ry her. N explanation for the horrible af
fair could be fmnd ex.-ept surprise, which
coupled with it the name of a man in the
neighborhood known as iiruno Eberling.
The polu-e at once set about investigating
what, if any, relations existed between Kber
lingand Mrs. Mantwell. The latter is a
blonde of ra'.lcr handsome appearance.
The Jailor Was Just In Time.
Z 4ivili.k, 0., P.e. 27. By a mere acci
dent the jihir here this morning noticed
that certain iron bars had been sawed
throdgh, and that all preparations had been
made for escape by his 10 prisoners, includ
ing two who are charged with murder.
Fuller details show that one of the prison
ers here dnekwed the plot of 10 prisoners to
murderthe jailer and escape with outside as
sistance. Tbewing Coulter, the Dresden
murderer, ha 1 sawed through the bolt of the
etli door of prisoner named Enibry, who
was to release ihe othtrs. Afier the discov
ery Ojuiglcy, w bo was implicated in the plot,
assaulted and would have killed a prisoner
nanii-d Morn, who they claimed disclosed
the plot to ihe officer.
Was He Cashier SHcott?
rrwi, Ont., Dec. 25. A man answer
ing in most particulars the description of
Silcott. the Washington forger, has been
traced to Ibis city, but is believed lo have
left last night for the Wtst. He was greatly
charged in appearance; his hair was dyed
dark broarn, and he had entirely discarded
the clothing with which he came into Cana
da. He said he w as going up country to look
for work, but from words he inidwrteutly
dropjied it was inferred he would try to
leave the country through British Columbia
audrfiiake Ida way eventually to England by
way of Australia. He evidently Ladp'cnly of
money.
Roasted and Eaten.
Saj FaAXisro, Pec. 2r. The Sidney 77rr
nltl of November 5 says that the beat steerer
of the Nelison and three natives of the crew
; of the schooner Enterprise, nf Sydney, who
; had gone ashore on Hammond Island in
the Salomon group to trade with the natives,
i were kithd. roasted end eaten by (be island
ers. Captain Hand, of H. M. S. Koyalist,
shelled ihe village on the Island ia tevenge
for the murder.
Without rood and Fuel.
VcHlTt. Kas., Di. St Word comes, by
wire lo the authorities here of extreme suff
ering in Stevens and aljoiniiii; counties in
the Southwestern art of the Slate. The
storm reached there yestenlAV, with un
usual aod unexpected violence. Many of
the people are without fu I, and as a result,
theilisltess at present is pitiable, snd the
outlook very alarming. The otfieia'.s of
Stevens to day reached nearly all the coun
ties of the Arkansas Valley with messages
praying for relief in the way of food, cMb-
ine and money with which to buy lie.
ThfV tine ureal haste in the matter, as bat
a few days would in numerous instances
prove fata'. For the ast four years the
cro s have ben failures, but the impover
ished farimrs, I oping for better limes, did
not move away.
Be Sure
If you have mado tip your nitad t.i luf
Hood's Sarsaparfila do not bo Induced to t-e
any other. A Ttestoa lucy, wbose examr."-8 is
worthy imitation, telle bor experience below:
" la one store where I went to buy Hood's
SarsaparllU the clerk tried to lui-ttce me buy
their own Instead of Hood's; ho told r.ie thclr's
would last longer; toot I might taite It oa tea
To Get
days' trial; that If I did not like It I need not
l.y ai'.yUimg, etc. But ho could not prevail
on me to change. I told him I had taken
Tdood's Sarsaparilla, knew what It was, was
satlsBed with It, and did not want any other.
When I began taking Hood's Sarsarcrilla
I was feeling real miserable with dyspepsia,
and so wc.ik that at times I could hardly
Hood's
stand. I looked like a person tn consump
tion. Hood's Barsaparlila did me so tuiieU
good that I wonder at myself sometimes,
sud try friends frequeifly speuk of it." Mus.
ElU A. GorP, 61 Terrace Street, Boston.
Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druwcUU. 01 ; six for 5. Prepared only
by C. I. HOOD t CO., Apothecaries, LoweU, llu.
100 Doses One Dollar
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
Valuable- Real Estate.
BY VIRTCE of an order of sale issued out of
the orphans' I'ourt of Somerset t 'oiinty, P.
aud to us directed, we will expose to sale at pub
lic outcry, ou tbo premises, ou
Tuesday,' January 28, 1890,
at 1 c'elock p. tn., the f illowirur described Real
Estate, late the property of Edward Kuuuiel,
dee'd., vi :
H A A certain tract of land situate in
IvOe Be Unit hervat ley Townshin, Hon.
erer voumv I'a.. adjoinim landof A. it J. '.
Philson, Jonathan Miller. PeU-r IlaiiRcr, Henry
N. Coleman, Seth Weighley. IMvid I.. Meyem,
and oihiTH, emitalninK irlil aenis. more of lep.
This! the ho-nesteail fann of Kdsard Kimmel,
dee'd., and has thereon erected a large tno-stcry
fraaie
Dlf'ELLIXG HOUSE,
a lar(re new barn and two tenant houses : his a
Rood apnle orchard, numerous excellent fprinits
mid a very valuable Limestone (piary now ops u.
atl V The undividwi one-lmlf of a
lO( e3e certain truet of lan1. situate In
the lowiisuip of Hnrthersi'alley, aitjofniu lands
of Jonathan Mith-r. S. A. & j. C i'bilsou and
others, ooiitaiuiag- two acres, more or less.
TERMS:
The shsre of the widow cf the purchase money
fone-third after payment ot all just delns anit le
gal charge"! Kbali remain in tne hands of the
purchaser during the nstural life of Maria Kim
mel, uie Wkinw of Edaanl Kimmel. dee'd., and
tue iulcresi Uiereot snail lie anuually au I regu
larly paid to bor hy the purchaser, bis heirs and
aigus holding tiie premivs, to be recovered tiy
rtistiv!!. or oluerwise as reals are recoverable in
this CsiinmoimeaHh which the said widow hsli
airs-epi iu lull satisfaction of her ilower. in ihe
(.remises, and at her ileceav hr share ol ihe pur
ehase money shall be faid to the ht-irsof Edward
kiiuiinrl. dee'd. The haiam-e snail he paid ill
rlwe ei;uf pnvm'nli. ten ter cent, to lu paid
down on day of sale, the reinaiuder of one-third
at the conhroiatiou of toe sale; o te third in one
year, aud the remaining third in two years, with
inierest oa the del'ernxl payments from the con
firmation of tae sale, fjsse-si.n givu 1st of
ApriL l.sW.
MAIfRETT McCLtRBAX.
A. li. KtMMKL,
jaut. Trustees.
A MONTH OF BARGAINS
AT-
Pittsburg's Great
CARPET
HOUSE.
Twice cadi rear it is our custom
to clear up the season's stock to
make room for new goods, and dur
inr the first month of 1890 we will
sell all the remaining stock of Fall
Carpets and Curtains at 2- to 40
per cent lower than the same qual
tjes can lie purchased elsewhere iu
the Tnitcd States.
The lest makes of Axniinstcr,
wilton velvet, Body and Tapestry
Jrua?els and Ingrain Carnets, Fur
and Smyrna- Rugs, Iacc and Tur
coman Curtains, all nt the reduc
tion. Eflwarfl Broatamer,
627 and 629
PEXN AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH.
Special to Country Merchants
Our wholesale prices are as low as
arc quoted by tho largest eastern
houses.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
or vmi
First National Bank
OT SOMERSET, at Somerset, lu the State
of Pennsylvania, at the cluse of business, De
cember 11, msa.
RESOURCES:
Itans and discounts t 27.179 4
Over dram secured and unsrctired.... 1 lo
U. S. bonds to secure circulation..,.. j:!,ni)ti 00
liue from approved reserve aiteuUk. . Jo.snT S7
lue Iroui oilier National Ban ti... i.ir.'S Ml
hie from blate ltants aud Kankers 67
Haukiug-house.Kurnltiire and fixtures.. 6,M.t til
Current expenses and taxes puid.M.. 04-1 VZ
Premiums on I', ri. Bonds. t,67' ()
'hecks and other casta items M W
Bills of other hanks UiA ou
nu-iionai psier curreney, nickels and
cents . Sft S3
Specie 5,l tm
lgai teiidor noies uu
Ke.lempiion funl with 1 8. Truasurvr5
per veut ol circulation........ 5a 00
Total .J W.IOI 41
LIABILITIES:
Capital stock pa:d In f UfSA 00
I ndmded profits . . 1,137 M
Nauuual Kank notisi oulslandtuK. 10 4M tl
ladiviiluat depusiu suhjkvt to cueck.... 27.sk. s6
Denialidrenilieatesotiletss.it a,7J U
Hue W other Naiiousi hanks .s7 7S
Total
. $ VU,XU 41
Sate Prnnrglr mia, Citmij itf Him-rnt. s.
I, Andrew Parker, Cashier of the above-named
Bank, do toleiuiuy swear that the above state
ment i true, lo thd best uf my knowledtw and
uelu.f.
AXDHEW PARKER,
Cashier.
futswribed and sworn to before me this 16ta Oay
oTilcceaiber, 1VM).
Wil. II. WELFLEY.
oUrv Public.
Coaaacr Attest :
. J. R PCOTT,
Lsltl K X. HICKS,
ttt. K. (H i 1. 1.,
hi rector.
DM1XLSTRAT0RS NOTICE.
Ksuue of Nancjr Jmith, dee'd., late of Salisbury
ltoruugh, sjomersrt Co., pa.
Iettcrsot aduuuisirsiion oa sbove estate hav
ing been fnttiu-d to the undersigned bv the prop
er author. ly, notice ts iirreby n'.ven "to tl ir
sons iaUebusl to said estate to make liniavdisis
payment, aad those having claims siiiri( tne
same will present teem dulv aiitnenucsied lor
eltlement on Krlrday. the irith day Jaucarv,
1S0, at the residence uf the Admin strausr. iu said
boroueh. u. f. SMITH.
both. AdmimsWasar.
-rilUSTEE'S SAIjK
-OF
faliM
RealEstate
B
BV VIKTTK af n order of sale issued ont of the
Orpiiaiu' c'sairt of rtomerset Couuiy. Ma-, and
ions ilnrctert, we will eapoae lo public sate at
public uuiery on the premises of No, 1 on
Thursday, January 19, 1890,
at 1 o'clock p m . tli following deerlhed Ml e
Uie late the property ot lniel C. Voder, dec a.,
TlisV-r The homestead tract, situate In
iNO. I. cOiiemaiiKh Township. AHnerael
eoontv. Pa-, adjoiniiif lauds of Aaron Hose, hytac
L. Toiler, Toliiaa Liviuictou. Iiid W ilson and
Joha o'ContMir. eoulaininw V acre and VA
perrbes. luore or less, having a aoud two-story
frame
DWELLING HOUSE,
and frame barn. fni outbiiildioRS, Rood water,
and two no si orchards Iberenu ; tlwt 1JJ sews
clear and in jjod eulllvatiim.
N- AboMUiats as foresaid, adjoin.
O. Z. inn lands of Tobias UvtnKXun.
Keck and Oavnl Wilson, eoiiUurliut hi
acres ana Ho perches, more or Iras : about 14
acres clear mid lias a (food sprlnif on It,
VA Situate s aforesaid, adjoining
isO. 3' lands of Henry Hx kmlii estalu.
JOAeph Y. kmiflmsn, Henry HhflL-r, and otbeni,
containing 11 m-nr and 4A peretws, more or less,
having a iwo sury frame bouse and frame barn,
an orcnani snd giiod water.
No. l will be ottered in two parcels and as a
whole.
TERMS.
The share of the widow of the purchase money
(oae-third after payment of all ju-t debts and le
gal rhnrgesi shall remain in the baudsof the pur
chaser uarluK the natural lite of barl.ar V oiler
the widow of 1'aniel (', Yoder, dec' d. , ana
the interest llii'-eolliall be annually and regu
larly paid to her by the purchaser, his heirs and
iKii holding the premises. So be rjeovered by
distress, oroiherwise as rents are recoverable in
this Commonwealth, which the widow shall ac
cept in luil Mtlstacticm tit herdower in the prem
ises, and at her decease her share of the parchase
money thus reserved shall be paid to the heirs of
1 lame I C. Vooer. deceaed. The balance shall be
paid in three etiual payments ; ten per cent to be
j.ui'1 down on day ol sale ; the remainder of one
thinl at the eonrlrmBlion of the sale ; one-third
iu oiio year, .nd the rema'nlug third in two
years, with Interest on the deferred payments
from the eontirmaiion of sale. fossessKui given
1st April, 11).
DAXIKl H- YODER,
LEVI 1. YOUKK,
decA Trustees.
Holiday Goods
ARE NOW OPEN!
Complete assortment of all Claaae
of Fancy Goods,
Catalogue and Price Ut mailed Tree
upon application.
Jos. Eichbaum & Co.,
4S 0 PITTSBUESH; ?X
13. & 23,
Sonic rare Dress Goods Bargains
for this month. Such unusual values
as will make trade lively in these
Departments.
50 pieces 50-incft Tricots at 25
cents all dark seasonable colors,
irood serviceable fabric; adapted
lor school and house wear. Note
the width 50 inches, 25 cents.
100 pieces double width suitings
in choice new coloriugs, 30 cwits.
Large lot of Scotch, German and
French Tlaids, 42 inches wide, all
wool,' very stylish and effective, 75
cents, regular price has been $1.25.
These are plums for shrewd buyers.
50 shades of 40-inch all wool col
ored Cashmeres at 55 cents, special
value aud equal to quality usually
sold at 75 cents.
Another line of 46-inch Colored
Cashmeres at 75 cents, worth $1.
For Holiday Presents in these
Dress Goods Departments, wo have
put up 500 Dress Patterns in neat,
attractive boxes, plain colors and
combinations to sell for $2 to $12
for the euit pattern. Every one of
these suit patterns at specially low
prices.
For Fancy Work for the Holi
days, largest assortment of Ribbons
and Pluslies.at specially low prices.
. Handkerchiefs and Mu (Hers spe
cial sale in these Departments, all
new designs, and at money saving
prices.
Write our Mail Order Depart
ment for samples or information.
Catalogue free upon request.
Boggs & Buhl,
115, to 12!,
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ALLEGHENY, Pa.
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auk ail ton symptoms of an aravate.i ess of
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Her Lifa was Dispaired Of.
But a mother's love and prayers surmount all
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which was the only medicine taken after her
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sirs. Iaura A. Kempton, West Rutland, Ver
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traces of such disorders, aud till the veius with
pure blood, use
bli. KESXEDTS FA V0RITE REMEDY.
PUHURID BY
Dr. David Kennedy, Rondout, N. Y.
fl per bottle. 8ix for ti. By all druggist.
YOUNG'S
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When you need anything In the
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PDRE DRUBS OR MEDICINES,
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Prescriptions and Family Receipts
with safety and accuracy. My line of
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SPOXGES, TRUSSES, ic.
is the largest and best in the County.
Palmer's Fine Toilet Soap.
This is the best and cheapest Soap on the
, market. One trial, and you will always
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3 Cakes for 25 Cts. 3
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Language spoken. My motto,
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Successor to C. H. BerjJord,
SOMERSET. J'A.
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TIIE UTTEU OCEAX, Chicaeo
Administrator's Sale
- of
J.
BY VIRTUE OF AS ORDER OF PALE Issued
out of the Orphans' Coert of Somerset Condty,
I'a tothe under-tinned directed, we will expose
toptrbue salt ou the premises, o i
Tuesday, January 7, 1890,
at one o'clock In the afternoon . the following de
scribed real estate, late the property of ferry
Walker, dee'd., tii :
A piece or parcel of land situate In Mil ford
Township, Somerset County, Pa., adjoining lan'la
of Henry Birkmau, John Cilemau. liiliiau A.
Waller aud H m. Meyers, containing
243 ACHES, 243
and ninety-six perches more or 1, having
laereoh erected a two-story frame
Dwelling House,
ne- barn, and other ontbaildlngs. Als, permit
to strip and remove iimestone from about two
square rods of a lot of irrouixl in a field of t hann
eey Boyd's, in said Township, adjoinlisr lauds of
Freeman Enfield on the Fast. James Walker on
the North, and clay pike on the Smth. with
right of draiuage, ground for waste, and ror slack
ing limestone, and with roadway two rods wide
to aud from said tot for rrmovsl of said limestone.
TERMS.
I25fl0.00 In band upon rlellvarv of deed, tod bal
ance in ptvmenu ot $0 U0 eacii, parable annu
ally on and afler April 1, isvi. One third after
the payment of all nubis and expenses to he and
remain a Hen in lieu of dower to Belle Walker,
widow of Perry Walker, liee'd., the interest there
of lo brf paid her annually during her natural life
aud at ber death the principal sum thus re-erved
to the heirs and lgal represrutatiTes of Perry
Walker, d'd Ten p-r cent, of hsnd mouey to
be paid when property Is knocked down.
Fossession glrea April 1. isvu.
IAMLEL J. BOWSER,
J.VO. J. WALKER.
'1L. Aasjinissrstejs,
YaluaolB Rea
Potato
FOSTER & DllXX.
DRY GOODS AND CARPETS.
At No. 315 Main Street,
IN NEW BUILDING, WITH NEW
Carpets, Oil (Ms, to Dress Ms, k
ilaving lost our store-liuIUlinqr aud stock on Clinton Struct, we woulj
be pleased to see our old frieiidd in onr new place. We assure them that
our prices will be the lowest.
roSTER&UIN N.
Louther's Drug Store,
Main Street, Somerset. Pa.
This Model Drug Store is
Favorite with Pecpls in Search cf
FRESH AID PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Sponges, Truses
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, &c.
THE DOCTOS GIVE3 PEHSONAL ATTENTION TO TII COMPOfSDIXG OF
Physicians'PresGrijitiQns i Family Receipts
SRKAT CASE BEIXU TJKFX TO VSE
SPECTACLES,
And a Full Line of Optical
such a large assortment all can be suited.
THE FINEST BRAKES QF CIGARS
Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display our iod
to intending purchasers, whether they huy
from U3 or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTH ER, M. D.
MAIN STREET
A
DMIXISTRATOU'S NOTICE.
htaK ofAlexaii'.cr Stt'mer, rtre'd., !atc of tlui k
Twp., Nmtrsft i , r.
Ittrs of aihiiiitiHtiation on tho fibm-p astute
having been Kranlt'tt to lhc inil?rs;;!if, l y inr
proper authority. irice i hen'T giTii to U
peisiiifi Intit'tM to RHitl estate to muter immeli
at payiwnt, and tho--" haTiny c-lHim- ar-nnl t!i
Mme will fre4tit them y authcmu-Mtrd lor
fitlemef.l on Saiurdtty. th -.'"ih lny ot Jau7.
I'.), at the late rKieute ol tm- tlwr.t- ii uiu
toniiip. A. J KTKKNKK.
J. A. Bfrkkt, Attorney.
i x i s r r: a to ? a 1.1:
OF
Valuable, Real Estate.
BY VIRTCEofan onlrrofths .lurt-s of the Or
phans' IVinrt of iii"?rM't ruiiniy, I'.i . in
illrecied, I will expose u puLlic -ale on Uie prem
ises, on
WEDXESDAY. JAXCJRY 22. K'JO.
atl oVlork n. m.. a'l that (vpsln tm t of lan 1
situate in Somersrt Tnwnshiii. Snnt-rH.-t Comitr,
a, ailjoinlng lai 1 .if l)ail :.-Ir-. r. ticfl'k
Hintriier. Aikiicw V..l-v. :hnstmn Ymkev ainl
IVtsHjte AhniiHer. eoiusiniu 7-J acres. nure w
le a. oi won h ihoreartaoout JO acres rleaiil, taav-
uig a new Iwo story fisoiio
DWELTASG HOUSE
Log Baru andoUieroutbiiiMiiis thcrecn erected.
p'C'TjXTO One-half cah on eo'ilirniatum
1XVR.1UO f tie, u, balance in six
months and one rear.
MANAGE SHOEMAKin,
Ailmlnistrauir of U rn. Yinkey.
deeCS Colborn A Colbnni, Att ys r.irAiim'r.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Esiate.
By irtne ofan order of a is9ut. ont of the
Court? ot HoinerM-t rnunty. I'a,. to t! mirier
Hiffnetl tltri'rte.. i willexp! to puMie alt on
Uie premiss on lraoi ao. j. on
FRIDAY, JAM'ARr. 2it 1SK), j
at 1 ft'clork ol m., th foliowinjr ritnl rral
estate, tfae pmperiy ot Lu-lwii k t rk'ttline, a lu.
naur :
ll 4 A Cf rlln iTuct of lunri situate in
llOi It Jetitrxju Township. N.mretfV,
P iie tiwf honiiead of Iiirii4-lc KriMine,
adjoining tulof Jonathart Mi tier, TiUian Mull,
Simon tluiiKer'tf form Vni. nnL Cliw Komn,
lienj and Jacob Ream. Cyrus SUvitir. ami oth'jp,
containing 24 acre, more r e, ahoui :m aArj
eleftreri, ami iu jeixl jttte f rnifivation ; hnlane
well timbered and well watered ; uhotit a-r
In meadow ; apple orchard and fncur ramp on
the jrvmies, with two hoiiMs. hrn. and mit
huildines t hereon, and iulat-ri ntcMt mte nule
from Cooos, cbiin'h, mill midrtonv tat Kdie .
Kn Q A certain tmet tf Utt'l Minnie in
TU c. theTown-hii. Couivv, and sute
nforeMiiil, atjiiiniK lund-tof Jritn KintKiel.
rytwiiiK John Mire, Jin-ob .MhiM. and other",
eontainini? 'l a're- more o- Us all tirnhend
with Koek Oak. t hestnut, Whiu- Mk an t Ktd
Oak. Near the Line ot the 3uth Pv'im K. II.
TERMS.
fl200,tohe paidon No. 1, a ?oon a ihe pIe i
eonfirmed hv Ihe eMit : "Ji pir rent of which nniH
be pav, orf:ured to be Jid on day of Pnie, the
bnlaiM in three etgiiai xnuuiil payutetits from day
of sate, without interwt. On No. j t,ue haif to
be paid onromirmaiiotiuf mle: iper rent, on day
of fal. halanre in two eeiml antthiil pnyaiuuis,
all to be secured br jiideutens on the laniL
PHILIP H. WALK Kit.
dee .24 Coromiitev of Ludwiek rrtedline.
A SOLID
)TEEL FENCE!
svn2?a' SOISETHIKG MEW.
'-'or Residences. Cmu"Chf. Cewetswes. Fjbws
OARDCH9 tVstrs, Arbors, w iailsw (.uaids, Trellisus,
rlre-rtf PLsSTECINO LATH. IXMIB ITS
Ac Write for Illustrated O.talogncr maileu fre";
CENTRAL EXPANDED METAL CO
IS Water 'At., PHtsbnrjrli. Pa.
ar4arsi Heaasep It. Gtre naats of tots papex
. -rry-
ENO fOH OUS1 CTl3SUCe PRICES
ATLAS ENGINE WCaKS,
INDIANAPOLIS, INO.
Hsil 1 Is to wtwr - ritsi won w ut wlio .m .nr
ftmnda an4 urlmw ?tHsr abssiif tob ihi.' . mmir
hi vsluabte msW r tm. w bi - btti.U fer yr l-n unrv nn-il,
Ti4 raw W tvr rpi. W futr tl) raf'vM- -:r
tt know ). tf ton w-tiM Uk ro M nork rr tu. T-nt
Mru mm aa4ft to MM pr end at rU- Jd-H,
ma or. or
SXPAHDED METAL
li m m s sisuuiii s iss '.mi- s. s- m
pllli
ijnB: ii
Rapidlj Esccming a Great
0SI.Y FREi-H ASD FVRX AMI HIES
EYE-GLASSES,
Goods always on hand. From
- - SOMERSET. PA.
Administrator's Sale
of
T)Y VlliTt'E nf an onler of mlc Issued out of
thi rhsns' l oiKt S4nit't "ouh:t I's
an.l to mi! l:rt"'teil, then; a ill 1 sold at public
s-.ii: iu tne preiiiies, ;ii
SATURDAY, JAXY 11, 1S0O,
nt 1 n'i'li rk n. ra.. the fiMinsrirsr Tahisbte l
!.s;", Uif ihu prunrtjuf Laura E. Crwsaa. -uesM-fl,
v z :
A irn.1 uf Tnrl s'tusle Irt MM!:eorek T'sa.
ship, in .-ii'l C.iiuty alji.itiin a:"V of'ii-. .
I Mi t Urft ii. Iit-.niei liownutii. Jsm-i Mi'irneir, I H.
yUiU'-u Krrtcl HniQr, llnrv I.i:s, sni tiir.
ruiifainiiici;:! a res an.l T rsrrhss. mere less
alxi'it 4iiit-s of ikhii'h is cleared, ten acres ia
luiHilfiv, UaviiiK lliereou crertett two fraaie
! DWELLING H OUES,
i . . , . . .
. iiis rarn. ni;aothTeu;tTlilir!rs Tue-s u
I an a ssi app.e nn-nani op tin- ptemlies. lh
: i"1"1 l't'" luuvtBieut to CbuRito. Scliuuls, aisl
i luliLiie.
i r,
j TETJvX!5.
E'cht limiiirl il-il'sn to he riii.l on eontinni
tiim of a.r, h n.l the l-ainm-e in three eiial sn
rrnsl rnient.-. with uiteresi !o be swiirnlhT
11. "i.eiiison the premise. Ten percent of its
tisu.l money lo be iutl as suou as ibe proerty is
Lu cktil oottn.
CHARLES E. TROJAN.
decH. Ailministrator.
c
OUUT PROCLAMATION1.
Wiirrk.. The ffonoraMe Jt;lm of the Conrt
of Ovannii n P!ean of omerMet mntv. pa., ha
owierel ihatanwial. or Adjtriirned ('.ml of
Cuinitiiin f'tfb. of viinter siunii, and Orphan'
ConrC fir ihe trial oi'eaubes theiein, liiali he add
at Sometel on
MONDAY, JANUARY 6. 1390.
Commencing at 10 o'clock a. os., cf aid !sy.
Sow. therefore. I, R. McMIUen, Ilisii SUrif
ofSomorsei I'teitity. herel.y i-'ie my ns-lsuis-ti.rti
if ivini! notice io ail juriirs, viines'cs -ittiiiiieii
eri.aliil to si I thirties ia esii.e lo he tben and IblW
tri.-.l. t.i le In siicn.1sLle at hstil I'ourt.
bHKHlFr's (ikfice, R. .J. McMIL LEV.
Iiec. 11, lv.. t .vhenlt.
s
HERIFF'S SALE.
l;v vint ofasrritof Fl Fa honed out nfthe
Cisir oi l omnion Flea-of Smicrset 1'ouny. Ts,
1 a ill e.p.e to ulie sle at the Court H.si, iu
Sower.-.!, , atl o clock p. m., ou
SATURDAY, JAX Y 4, 1S0O,
Ali llit riaht. ti'le. interest snd claim of El:ia
b ih lln'riU n sil l e-ley ilmiN-n. of. in, sod
10 Hi toilowiiig (lcM'nfed real esiste. vit :
A ccna: ii tract r land "incite in Hlack Twti .
Somer-ei t'o.. Fa.. s.l'icniTig Isitds .4 Anlhsir
l;oe:rmker. Kolrt sl'iikea.i, jonn Kt.wler sisl
Sih iiiver. containi; 11 acr an.l W ierches
more or 1. ss. tiaviiiK tiierion ercteil a dwillinc
I'iMise snd Ma' le. abutit sn acres cleared, suh
Ibe spitorti nHnces.
Tskrii in execution as th" pro pert T of Eiirsrein
llumliert and W esley Humben, at tue suit of
Henry J. Hpe.
- NOTICE. -
All persons purcha'Ing at Ihe shore sale i1
pleac take Hom e that a part nf the purrhsM
' money to he made knosna: the limecfilis
sale will ) required as ,n ss the pnipertr is
kius-kist doMn, otherwise it will arsin leiTis.
ed losale nt the nk of the tirst rsin-liaser. Ths
reAiduu (.f thetitm-liHw inonev must be nsid "n
j or before Th'iNiay of the tirst swt ofFebrosrj
I term of i'ourt. the time fixed bT the Court lor"
cur the acknowledgment iif deeds n''
neeo win ne aeknow ledge. 1 until Ihe ptuctiaw
money is psid in full.
Shrnl-si.fli.., i E. $. McMIU-KV.
Nov. 13, lss'j. flieriS.
v alnaDle Beal Estate
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