j Il.iJ 1 1
, SoTneisetHerali
Editor.
January .
lew.
, i-lic
parity at.d Accuracy.
store for eya-asjses
ibe Somerset Dairy
' from
,.y.r
Co1
lndst Jobn K. Snydere
old
Dai7 CO- fi'.'it U orders for
(eieines
.',0. a-J FKDnT Eeceip,, fiUed
Tprof Store.
A alt. one dol'-ax pet
yocSobrock.
- p.s at Young Dreg
.w- far 25 cent.
-,-et.a.-
-;f.,rn a evaporates. .1
tie s
ve money if tbey will buy
. - caV
the ne4 Dairy Co.
e iconey if o buy
'Somerset Dairy Co.
.'B'fre
eai leader in Knglisb
Surv. bM become hopelessly in-
rMlHiryCo't. office .nd
-'ul before purchasing else-
n. tlie F'
' clean Western tats buy
jiveAbot buy genuine Min-
' n fs deliTery wapon U seen
" delivering Groceries,
'.'I J to h' n.any patrons.
' , .-.vt for for UneaMer
'.balance in the treasury of
j, evading :.J.M.".
""'.ltd pro" should remember
'' M-y.ler, tbe dnigpist, can fur
J" ll-i, classes U suit their eyes.
Ilk"
,- of Huntingdon county, de-
,.', ye'-. biie tin to be elected
Z -i Lave three years' term to serve,
t a H-vert-loan or Lancaster
"r, '' Mi or (.German. po to Holler's
M il o' 9end ,,,n C,'nl, W C b""
.ruerset. and have one mailed
- a Reading peddleT, is hauled
n.ttv a team of gtts. A big
"!, tedU.ema few days ago, and
5 , ju s vacation while his goats are
Mlt will bring for bis new church
' Xra the Jordan, a stone from
VtT 't"n from Mount Sin"
'.'erfn'tiiMan. Hill. Athens, where
t h upiKwJ to have preached.
-t n band a large r.un.Wr of good
,. -b s-e will sell in quantities to suit
-. --t-r. rrices '
vervreamauie. iu
1.
. t Jl At, of C.reen.bnrp. ho
.-."r,.,'it- tmieind-Ii.itte heahh.'
; pC ai."g 'he railroad we!,t ,,f
.'X, w.,k. fe betm
.. ..f-',mtati,ts but Mittaintdno
-'.loliie r- 'iirn from their boney
,L..:e living in the vicinity, a
ip.T m.vs they were given a ?er
., . .. !,; iarions if not onbecom-
p . i, ruler as dru
i;k and damage
- a..J ror. 1 f '1!1 lv lliPhtst
U all kind? of hides. Jl nd
, - r 11 k. iVk ami
slit W coro O v--
iaj conis wanieo i u..
l my residence, immodi-
J5 !C
w of the 8. A 0. Station.
H. G. (VKKIHOH4M.
.EiU;li Cel. rone, known aa "Sel-
r.,n,;'.-!fd her round trip of the
vlsv afternoon at 4 o'clock. Tbe
of the journey was days C
.,,.) miau'es. The reception of the
. ,t Jr-w City and New York was
cj':!ic.
x-.!er eoutity aA& ft'w ,,ay p
syiurr f. H"w to lay a fine of
. s-. 'cwi- of profecution and under-r-iMimenl
off days in the cfun
Sr f rit e a boy a driiik of bbky on
tra.D cne day la?t summer.
; aiming in this sentence that
'pt a better employment than
i-.r.f buttieto his neighbor's lir.
. n. Ma-paret Piilard, in jail at
. r
complicity in the rnuroer oi uer
:i.sfin.rmil that the board or
:1 i rtrl to coniroate her sentence
Tpriwir.nient, she expressed great re-Vi:)..me-,
who will bang, was
; iwrtweJ at the newf, a:id said it was
r. ut t w-lieme to hang him. He fie-
f be d:J not fire the shot that kv.ll-
;vme nrt has (bvided an import-
. n-versir? ttie Jriierwin i-wui.-.i
: 'me of the lo:oiigh of Uroc k
- i: .!a-d Arthur. It seems that one,
: a?. itijtired by a fall on adan-o-:k
in fmnl of a property own-t-
Ar.hur, and recoverwl a verdict of
trr.s tlie b-roiigh. The borough in
tbe pnjperty owner to recover
unr.unt of the verdict atrainst it
' lit was eomt'lled to pay. The
awn (JeculfS that the property
' i wet rae is liable.
.rtt of nearly two thirds of tbeas
,i' Fayette coun'y are in for
si r?!tirreae in valuation. A large
" A'..j( ibe increase comes from dog,
".'ct fb.iw? thit about '.') ca
Jrt-ioa -i:g'ves niake things howl
'Xit-im the nst of at least to.tKW
'"Wjrtj. Itur.lur is the banner town
ir ttje l.-t wiih l,os leeniised
la ;t4, while George
:-i;.'x r.r " ve'pittg C'tn of vsn
v T:ie s-e-.rs have not cotu-
tirr f t!te bvk!. but it is es
- va: ; i.)a wi'.i reach f
".'.' vover last year.
e:. ': !i!i.t..iaci ir-iety has just
' ,rk ca i u- attention to an allied
-trri -be .1 to '.tie if if the w-d.
'-'lr(-hf n niale to determine
' tuna nioke upon meat and
' ' t-!v fir x.kinp or prepared for
M tu retail ha? indicated that
' aadtr h rircomtanc9 dcp"
'' tv ..ti .us .pisliiies in the food
r- itcjai..in contact. A piece of
v-' v'tn b-irg esfised for some time
'oi ir was offered to a dfg, who
ii. It as turn V7n, -
t.. eoveriiig, and the dt ate
iri in a sh irt time. An autopsy
'.it pus-.tiing to
have caused
Wanted at Once.
' r":'". with calf at foot. Short
Jersey pn S rred. but any pood
trtaoi irss thau three gallons of
vj. wiildo. ;d prices given
"wj. Write at oune to
IK. 11. InriiL,
ly'mnring, Fayette Co., Ta.
Wanted,
'"men for tbe Regular Army
. ' 'j r.M-ruiling Lentfervons. Oor-
Clinton St. John-4ou. F.
J. H. Gagehy,
. Capt. 3, Infantry
ForS&'e.
very gj,K? nil-Mood
"'.!. three tears oU in May,
be , & K.r t.r.int'isinir fttiJ.
i
. " ! a fjir pri'1 af.'i r-tMitifchle
k.-:i t.irn. or ti.rriire of
l,ajgUy. lj rniles weat of Lig-
"fisnd countr, I 'a.
Attorney Fre.1 W. Bifceeker U suffering
from the grippe."
Judge Iiaer. it holding aa arjraraent court
in Bedford, thin week.
Mrs. M.J. rrilts, is seriously iil with an
attack of ibe trrir.;.e."
Tr. A. . Kodsiey is suaerina from an ag
gravated attack of the "grippe,"
Mr. Oeotve R. Scull la-t wk ioM bis
bandaorue sorrel bone tu an eastern buyer.
Mr. John II. Benfonl, one of Johnstown's
most prominent contractors, jnt Sunday
ia Somerset.
H will cost IM(X0 to put the famous
atone bridge at Jobustowa in the condition
it was before the flood.
Tbe handsome team driven by Dr. J. M.
Lather excites the admiration of all lovers
of gkod horses who see them.
A number of Somerset your.g ladies were
present at a - bop" given by the younj ladies
of ileyesdale, Thursday evening.
H. L. Baer Eft., who bas been confined
to bis hooae for ibe past week, with a terious
atuckof"La Grippe," is able to be about
again.
I'etitiona (br signatures are being circu
lated in Ligonier Valley, which ill be pre
sented to the Bjard of Pardtms. on beha! f of
Joe and luve Jwcely. tbe convicted rmber
ger murderers.
A demented man wearing a long frock
cat, was running in and out of the resi
dences and offices of town Sunday, becidng
(people to read to him from a large leather
bound bible that he earried under bis arm.
sluite a little bretre of excitement was
created in Somerset upon the arrival of the
i'atburgh jtaptrsTbun-day morning, con
taining Hie announcement that Mr. J a.- C.
1'uMitthwaite had withdrawn bis applica
tion for tbe appointment of potlnia&ter at
this place.
In Johtittown it has been a disputed ques
tion as to whether hotel men will have to
pay i-VK) license since tbe granting of tbe
city charter, tbe charter not going into effect
until after the licenses are granted. Auditor
Geueial McC'jiniant nettled the question when
apjalcd to by deciding that the woulJ
have to be paid.
The murder of Irover MuCansland will
cost tireene county upward of $l('.tsi. Tbe
trial of Jim Xeff. who was acuiited by a
Washington oiuuty iurj-, cost Greeneotunty
Ji.T'.'l.'.tJ. The trials of tbe Clarks will no
doubt swell the cost to at least the tint
named amount. The murder of Herman
I'niberger, has already cost this county
In order to afford the teachers and pupils
of the public schools of the Slate an opportu
nity to contribute to the fund to erect a suit
able monument to the memory of the late
Superintendent of Public Instruction, the
school are rq,'iested to observe Friday. Jan.
31st, as memorial djy. Appropriate exerci
ses are suggested and contributions to the
fund made. It is very titling that this
should 1 done in honor ol him who did so
much for the cause of education.
ILev. AniiK? Sell, w ho bus been an inmate
of the county jil the pa-t n-ven months
was li-(hatgtd Stturt'.ay morning. Tie
term of his sentence txpircd on I'.-ctmlier
Ml', ami since that lime l.e has been held in
custi-dy in the hope that the costs t.f the
prosit ution migl t be paid by him . He lade
the prison authorities and Lis fellow inmates
a tearful and prayerful good bye a-id took
the li"t train for Ohio, wlire bit family
reside. We hope this is thelst time we w ill
ever have occasion to refer to his 'riverenre."
Mr. Alex liorvlan.1, who represents the
syndicate who purpos drilling for oil and j
gas tiear Sprucetown, yueruaiioniiig lown
ship. spent an hour in the Herl office
Saturday eveuing. Mr. Borvlaiid informed
us that the material for erecting the derrick
has been delivered and that woik on it
would 1 commenced Monday morning. His
contract requires the well to be sunk three
thousand feet and be exjcta that drilling,
will be commenced in a few days. The syn
dicate an- very sanguine that they will strike
either oil or pas in laying quantities.
Sorucbody should stir up Governor Bea
ver. By the terms of the contract the de
molition of the old riiketyjail at Somerset
will begin on April 1st. The county will
have to bang the Nicely 's in the mean time
or take them elsewhere. By the terms of
the sentence many Somerset county ptple
believe they cannot be leg o'ly hangttd else
where than in the old jail. The proper
thing for the Governor to do is to either pir
don tbe offenders or order their execution.
IVrhsps the Governor un J TStan 1 the ctse
sufficiently to 1H the boys out on technicali
ties. Jnhmttv VeiwKmi.
Judging from the interest manifested by
the farmers of the community iu tbe Far
mers' Institute to I held in I he Court House
on Tuesday and Wednesday February llth
and 12th. it is likely to be one of the import
ant event of the season. We are glad to see
farmers awaking to tbe importance of such
meetings. The industry w hich they control
lies at the very foundation of all proirity
and we are glad to note any indications of
progress in this most imp irtant calling We
m to see representative farmers from ail
parts of the county in attendance
' . .-. . .- r T I
Ifier mature deliberation .apt. v. a. -
v. i ti"-ifu!iv niins J
the
nson.
r. w r.. tK ,i thirteen
tioniersvl lounij i..,ti.. t -
or more years, decided to turn that institu
tion into a National Bank, to be known as
the Somerset County National Bank. At a
meeting of the stockholders last week a
board of thirteen directors was elected. The
din-tors organii-d by electing C J. Harri
son. President ; W. 15. Frease. Vice President ,
and M J- Prill. Cashier. We understand
the new bank will open il doors for business
on Februarv 3rd. After lhat date Somerset
will havetwj National Bank, a thing that
mil mary towns of its sixe can boast of.
ytm township, J
T ,,i,n OfleT. one of the Harri
.. ,r -j ..,nir .riitr of ontlaws. several
f J
ISMll'IU ot.n.. e- ---
w ht.m were convicted of numerous rol.beries
J are all serving terms, witii tne excep-
. , i ....... e i,ii I1I. Oil bail
tion ot cyier win -
awaititiK amotion ,tnd.t.g a new Ina. re
turned Saturday and gave himself up to the
She-iff. Ovler said lhat be bs I b-en on the
.niiou, lisV every day since be escaped
thinking that every person who approache-1
birn wa an officer of the law.
The worry and the desire to see nis we
. .1.. wuf . s him and he con -
and ctuiu eoi "e
eluded to serve bis terra in the penitentiary.
and lead a better life.
IVnnis Mevers. Esq.. a member of the
Somerset bar, died at bis ressdence in ih.s
borough a few minute, alter 10 o clock
Sunday night, in bis forty-etghth year. Mr.
Meyers contracted the grippe about two
weeks sgo.and after remaining
er,l davs thougl t be bad conquered that
strarge'disea-esnd rentured out For two
or three days following be attended to hi.
professional dut.es, when he was sud.nly
overtaken with rheom.tic erysipc'-'- ,eh
spdi!y deveM-ed into typhoid pneumonia,
resulting in his death.
He was the youngest son of the late Feter
Meyer? of Meversdale, and came to Somer
set 'more than twenty years ago. Througb
uot the period of Ids residence in this town,
with tbe exception of one or two brief in
tervais. be always attively employed in
the rrutbonotary's cfaw-baving filled tbe
Tuition of Proihonotary lor a term oi turee
years bimself, and it fa. sale to add that no
man in the county bad tbe same knowledge
f ,t,e cxmiplicated duUe. connected with
that cfiit. , , ,
He was married to Mary, only daucbter
of lire late Col. John It. Kd.e, who with an
on'v son survive lorn.
The fur "t. I. -U 2-J Ci0ck
Tuet-lsj ar.ennx.n, the rv:c. br.ng con
dtK ted under theau-ptcesof the Jyal Ar
canum, of which organixauon he was a
promiuent and active member.
The law abijirg citizens of Somerset
county are at a Ion to acoount foribedila
U,rines of his excellency Governor Beaver
in setting the day for the execution of tbe
two miserable men in our county jail under
sentence of death. Noomcu regret more
than we do that the peace of our quiet
mountaic town ia U be shocked by the
hanging of two human being, but have we
not been taught thai tbe terror of the law
iiesin the promptness with which it decrees
are carried into effect, and if the horror of a
banging is to take place in our midst, tbe
sooner it is over the better.
Il is now lar king bnt a few weeks of one
year since Herman Uiuberger was foully
murdered and robbed of a large sum of
money. Tbe arrest of Joseph and David
Nicely speedily followed tbe perpetration of
the crime. They were accorded a fair and
impartial trial and were duly convicted. A
new trial was refused them by tbe learned
Judge wbo sat in the rase, and bis rulings
wtire confirmed by the Supreme Court ia an
opinion of no uncertain memnina:. Mean
while, efforts Lad been made to crest
public sympathy for the convicted men
among the people of this county, but the
kindly crTorta of theae misadvised fiiende
were discontinued after the murderous Al
tai k was made upon tbe deputy sheriff. Our
county jail is notoriously the most unsafe
in tbe Commonwealth, and the convicted
men are only kept from regaining their lib
erty by the barbarous chains and balls that
dangle from their feet, and the untiring vigi
lante of tbe prison authorities. It is com
mon rumor throughout the county 1 1 ml w lieu
counsel Jor the Nicely brothers visited
the executive mansion, his Excellency, in
compliance with tbir rtquest, agreed to
defer naming the day of execution until
after the January term of court, (or to suit
their convenience.) It Li also rumored that
friends of thecondemned men have petitions
circulating throughout Westmoreland coun
ty to be used in their behalf before the Board
of pardons.
As said before, our people are at a loss to
uudersiand the dilaiorineas of the Chief
Executive in this matter, esjiecially since it
is known that be bus seen tit to name the
day tor the execution of several murderers
who were convicted subsexjueiilly to the
Nicely boys.
Farmers' institute.
En. Hkb.hi.i: I wish through your per
to say a ' last word" relative to the Farmers'
Institute that convenes in Somerset on the
llth and 12th of February.
When the program was arranged, the fact
that the train from the Nonh did not arrive
until J:lti a. M , was overlooked by the com
mittee, and in as much as it is desired to
have as full an attendance at the meeting of
the first session aa possible. I take the libeity
of changing the tune for opening the Tues
day morning session from 'J o'clock to 'J 'M
. .
Il was my privilege to meet all tbe gentle
men from other parta of the State, who have
promised us their assistance, at the meeting
of fe State Board of Agriculture at Harris
burg last we k ; and all assure me that tbey
w ill lie on baud unless providentially de
tained. In addition to those whose names
apear in the program Mr. J. B. Phelps,
member of the Sta'e Board from Crawford,
Co.. who is a practical dairyman will be with
us and ready as opportunity mar offer to
la k to us about this special industry or any
thing else relating to farming. This meet
ing wi!l all'ord the farmers of .Somerset coun
ty such an opportunity of exchanging views
and conferring with each other as Weil as
listening tti practical men from abroad, as
they have never liad beSore, and no one who
can posii'jly lie present can afford to miss it.
. I would cail eseinl attention to the fact
that this is not a meeting of farmers only,
but of farmers' w ive, and sons, and daught
ers as well. There is no class of men who
receive so much help from their wives as
farmers do, henc-J whenever it is possible,
their wives should take part in theircoiincils
)i3 ;heir n, share of ,a Ihat j, de-
signed to increase their qualification fortheir
calling, as well as that which goes to make
up the pleasures that come into the farmers'
life. And while I speak of the farmers' In
stitute as a meeting of farmers and their
families I do not wish to be understood that
persons of other callings are to have no place
w ith us. We invite ail to come. No class
of men are sufficiently independent to stand
alone. While we are seeking the light that
will enable us to successfully answer for the
world tie qutslions "What shall we eat and
what shall we drink and where withal shall
we be clothed ?"' we can but feel the need
of your help. Our interests to a very, large
degree are mutual. We dare not over-look
the interdependence that belongs to a'l the
honorablecaJiiogs in which men and wo
men are engaged. Our success will en
hance yours, and yonr prosperity will add
to ours. We must therefore to some extent
at least, work toother and we heartily in
vite all to come.
N. B. Ceitciifield,
Chairman of Committee.
Jenner X Koatls, IV, January' 27th, 18!K).
Somerset County Medical Association.-
Tbe Medical Ass-iciation of Somerset
county, met at the B-x-kwood House in
Hock wood. Jan. 21st. ls-r).
The President. lr. S. S. Good, after raHing
the Association to ortler stated that il was his
duty lo announce the death of Dr. Henry
Bnibakrr. Vice President and Dr. J. K. Mil
ler, Corresponding Secretary of the Associa
tion. Also the deaths of Dm. J. E. Bie
secker.Wm. E. Uarrab, and J. Z. Bawraai.
He eulog;xed at length npon the life and
character of them all. He spoke of their de
votion to their ch'wn profession, of their
christian character and their self sscriti -e in
behalf of" the oimtort and welfare of those
to whom tbey ruinistered.
They eavr their lives, as it were, for hu-
msnitT, and receieved comparatively little of
this world's gxidjfor compensation; they
will live long in the memory of a grateful
people.
Tlie AsvK-iatinn pisseJ the following in
regird to their death :
We 'nimbly b w tj the decree of Provi
dence, and with a doep sorrow record the loss
to this Aor:a;ioii. to the county and the
bereaved lamiles. remembering that neithss
sorrow nrr syninthy can n-pa:r the l.ss.
KrMUr&l, inerelore luai H oe emeriti uikmi
the minutes of the Association, thai we feel
the irrepsrahle loss to us all.
That we o.T.r oir profound sympathy to
the bereaved families.
B. A. Fichtncr,
Wra. F. Mitchell,
H. S. Kimmell,
Committee.
Midwinter Excursion to Washing
ton City.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany announce a popular excursion to the
National Capital on Thursday, January 30th.
No better time could be chosen for a visit to
the Capital. Oneress will be in session,
and the galleries of both Mouse, as well as
all other public buildings, will be open to
visitor.
Tikets will be Rood for ten days, alkiwir g
ample time for visiting Alexandria. Monnt
Vernon. Richmond, Old Point Comfort and
points of interest within eay reach af ash
ington.
For tickets and parlor or sleeping car ac
commodations, call upon or address Agents
B. A O. TL E. ' '
Parlor cars oa day train, and sleeping cars
on night train.
Information for Recruit.
In addition to tbe $13 per month for sol
diers in the army, they receive about U0 as
a clothing allowance. By economy a soldier
ran save from fX to $73, which is paid him
on hiadiscbarije. There are also Pjst schools
where every soldier who desires, can ac
quire, free of cos, a fair English education.
For particulars ouncerning increase of pay.
etc., see poetera in postoffice.
J. II . (iunt, Cspt. 4tb Infantry.
Look Out. .
Remember, my bargain sale ends on the
loth of February. To get tbe cheapest dry
g,,ids ever sold in Somerset, people must
come beiore that lime. '
Mas. A. E- Tat.
Joint Institute at Bethel. -
Tbe teachers of Paint and Conemaugh
townships met in joint session, for the pur
pose of holding a district institute, at the
Bethel school bouse, on Saturday, January
1, IStiO.
Institute was cailed to order by tbe acting
chairman. J. H. Fox, followed by the elec
tion of officers, which resulted as follows :
President, H. D. Naugle ; Vice President,
Irs Baer ; Secretary. C. L. Speer, and Qtier
Manager, Sydney Holsopple.
A sons-, entitled "Marching Along," was
then ang by the Institute, led by H. D.
Manges.
Tlie above, and a nnmber of Qaeries con
stituted tbe work of the forenoon session,
and tbe Institute adjourned to meet again at
t:30 p. m. .
imwooj stsiios 1:30.
Institute was called to order promptly at
tbe stated time.
Introductory remarks were made by the
president, reiating to the objects of District
Insutstes, followed by interesting impromp
tu speeches by it. M. Thomas, H. W. Man
ges and Ira Baer.
Tbe subject of teaching primary Geogra
phy was then taken Dp by II. D. Naugle, in
which he gave a number of very instructive
and interesting suggestions.
Recitation, by N. E. Berkey, entitled "The
Boys."
Song, - I Long to be There."
Intermission.
Sing, " Mary and Martha."'
The subject, Preparation of the Pupil,"
was then taken up and discussed by M. M.
Thomas.
The " Teachers' duties outside the school
room " was discussed by Sidney Holsopple,
and others.
The "Teacher's responsibilities," was dis
cussed by Stephen Yoder.
Song. " Twilight is Falling."
Adjourned to meet at 7:13 p. m.
evkxisu skhkios 7; 13.
Institute opened promptly at 7:15, with a
song. ' Help it On."
Beading, M. H. Meyers.
The subject. ' Work fir Primary Pupils."
was opened by Sidney Holsopple. followed
by others.
'Neglect of Teachers iu holding District
Institutes," was discussed by M. M. Thomas,
and others.
David Betkey talked on " Mistakes in
Teaching."
A talk on "Cj-operation in School Work"
by S. G. Sheller, was appreciated and enjoy
ed by all.
Clara driP, by C. L. Spencer.
Intermission.
Song and recitation, by 8. J. Fitf, entitled.
' Tbe Last Fierce Cnarge of the Battle of
Fredericksburg."
After tlieadofition of a number of resolu
tions. Institute adjourned.
C. L. Srrscxa, Secretary. -
BCBL1S ISSTITCTE.
Following is tbe program for a teachers'
institute to be held at Berlin, on Friday
and Saturday, February 0th and 7ih. 1SD0.
Friday Keening Sef'iun.
Essay Miss Lottie Krissinger.
Address " Mistakes Concerning Educa
tion," by Kev. C. B. Gruver.
Exercises, by the pupils of Berlin schools.
M usic.
S'ltur-i-iy AflernuOH .Srtfiim.
" For what purpose should tend ers read
standard works on teaching .'' X. li. Walk
er, Harvey Hay.
Mental Arithmetic in onr School." 3. .
Forney.
"Primary Work," Miss Druse Brubakrr.
" Friday Afternoon Exercises," J. H.
HentJE. Lewis V.'a'ker.
" Imjiortance of Written Keviews." C. M.
Blough.
Beeitation. Miss Flora Turner.
' What are the Evidences of a Good
School?" P. V. Miller, W. R. Slahl.
" Should the Teacher be Guided by IHiblic
Opinion ?' Prof. J. C. Speicher.
PH?r. Miss Sadie Moore.
Class Drill in Numbers, Ida R. Tlotts.
Co-operation in School Work, E. S.Frease.
Character Building, Rev. J. H. Null.
Concluding Remarks, Prof. J. M. Berkey.
The program will be interserseti by mu
sic, directed by Miss Ma riot is.
SntWay Rfning Scmiun.
Ijsrtnre, "To and Fro in London, by
John R. Clarke.
This lecture will be nnder the direction ol
the Berlin Lecture Committee.
Notice.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
on our boos s will pteaseeau anu semen
once, by cash or cote. Accounts due rnust
be closed to save ousts.
Paekek & Pakeeb.
Son ess et, Pa., January 15,
Beachdale Items.
Brotbersvalley has added two more spell
ing "bees" to its list.
Mr. J. R. Bitlner paid a visit to Altoona
this week, where be was examined for the
R. R. service.
Miss Matrone Branl, who was confined to
her bed with sicknew, is again able to be
about.
While on one of bis hunting tours this
wk. Charles Hentx succeeded in bagging
even skonk. He is an exjriend hunter.
and never goes home empty handed.
The infant daughter of E. E. Brant died
at an early hour last Thursday ; ber remains
were transferred to the Beachdale cemetery.
P. C Miller, tbe oldest teacher of this
township, resigntd bis position as teacher of
the Pine Hill school on account of bad
health. Mr. Milleris enable teacher, and
by bis resignation Brothersvally loses a con
sistent woikr for tbe educational cause.
The school board hired S. 8. Forney, who
will teach the remainder of the term.
The spring term of the Berlin Normal
will be taught by Prof. S. D. Elrick, who is
principal of the Berlin schools at present.
Mr. Elrick bas taught in many localities,
and bis career as a teacher is. marked with
success. We believe that through bis efforts
the Berlin Normal will reach a higher stand
ard than ever before.
J. II. H Ein
Publio Sh1 of Valuable Besl Eatwte
and Personal Property.
I wil". sell at public outcry, January 30,
IS'.iO, my farm, adjoining Berlin, Somerset
county. Pa., containing lr2 ems, in good
cultivation, plenty of lime and coal on tbe
place. A!o a good sugar camp. Also on
the same dav will sell 5 bead of horses, 31
head of cattleand a lot ol farming imple
ments. P- Covia.
Mllford Items.
Rough weather cold and stormy.
County Superintendent Berkey Snt last
Thursday ind Friday in Milford.
Someof our boy3 are wishing for just a
little snow, so they could give their best girl
a sleigh ride.
t Preaching services were held in the
Pleasant Hi!! church, last Sunday. Services
were conducted by Rev. Stabl. assisted by
Rev. Wm. S. Meyers. -
A Granger meetin was held at 'Snnire
Walker's last Weduisday evening. Consid
ering the rough roads and bsd weather, the
attendance was very good. Addresses were
delivered by Mess-. Werner and Berkey, of
Somerset.
Oocasiosal.
The following ieiiers remaining at tbe
Somerset post cflire writ be sent to tbe Dead
Letter Office at Washington, D. C, if not
called for within ten days from this date,
January 29, tSiM) :
Aagnstioe. Ida M. ; Bell, E. K. (2); Dailas,
Geoorge; Margyle, Frank (2); Urman,
Jeieruiah ; Michel, Charley j Sbafer. A. L ;
Shafer. Julia ; Suiier A Cooner ; Snydey, J.
J. 2) ; Schrock, Mamie ; Schauley, Manda ;
Yesger, Mary L.
J. K. Cor f both, P. M.
For Sale.
A dwelling botrse of eight rooms, well lo
cated near railroad, upon the corner of Main
and Walnut streets, Rtckwood. Will sell
low. Call OC or addrers
A. Evufs, Rock wood.
Microbes for the filcely Ecys.
Laaraster Examiner.
The Nicely brotliers, convicted murderers,
are suffering from tbe grip in its worst f jrm,
and tbe Somerset jd is overrun with sisi
tors to see :hem. As hanging seesn to be
played oat. why cannot we devise a plan
to preserve tome of tbe grp microbes, said
to be discovered in Austria, aid turn Ihem
loose on murderers when the Pardon Board
(ails to bang or pardon, but Kands like an
ass between two bundles of bay, not know
ing which to bite at.
Resolutions of Symathy and Respect
Wnnaa in the realm of Ood s, providen
tial workir.gs the band of Death has claimed
a beloved tneinlier of tbe Royal Arcanum,
therefore be it.
JiWietZ, that with stricken hearts, we
recognixe In tbe death of Detcls Meyers.
Esq.. the loss of a faithful brother, nsefal
eitixtm and genial companion.
TaKjlttd, that we extend to tbe bereaved
wife anJ son our tenderest fympathy, shar
ing with them as far as mortals csn in this
great loss.
Xiid, that we engross' these resolotiona
on tbe minutes of our council, band a copy to
thestricken fami'y, and have theoipnbliahed
in the press of Ibe town.
. Petes Voolb,
Jonx A. Lambebt,
N. B. McOsirr,
Gso. R. Sl l'LL,
U. C. Bkekits,
Cururniltee.
Action in Relation to Death of Den
nis Meyers.
On Sunday, January 20. 1'J0. Dennis
Meyers, Estj. a member of tbe bar of Somer
set county, ijuielly passed beyond the veil
that separates the known from the unknown,
at his house in Somerset, surrounded by his
own weeping family, and numerous rela
tives. Mr. Meyer's form will long be missed in
and about tlie ublic offices iu tbe County
seat, where he has been a familliar figure for
twenty years. He was perhaps more familliar
than any man in the Stat with the duties
of a Prothonoiary and clerk of Courts.
Mr. Meyers, leaves u mourn his loss, a
beloved and artectionate wife, and one son,
Kufus F.die Meyers, a large number of re
latives and a host of friends.
Ou Monday, January i7. the members of
the bar met iu the office of Hon. Wm. H.
Koontz, for the purpose of taking suitable
action relation to tbe death of Mr. Meyers.
Meeting organize! ; and Mr. Kotmti Dom
inated Gen. A. H. Coffrwlh as chairman,
carried.
Mr. Koontz nominated A. C. Holbert as
Secretary, carried.
A. J. Ooiborn Et. moved that a commit
tee of live be appointed to prepare suitable
resolutions relative to the death of Mr.
Meyers, and tuake any arrangements they
might deem necessary for attendance of the
bar as a body of the funeral, carried.
Tbf; chair appointed ii accordance with
the motion the following committee ;
Hos. Wm. Kooktz,
Ho. A. J. Coi.bors,
Hexht F. Schill, Exj.
JolIM UnL, ErV.
JXO. O. KlMSELL, EJ.
On motion members of the Bar requested
to meet an half hour before the hour fixed
for the fuueriial, viz : two p. ru. Tuesday a,
January 1.-!J, and the meeting stand ad
journed to that hour. Carried, Tuesday M
January l1".!, members oflhe Bar met at
tbe office of Hon. A. II. Coffroih, atl::p.
m. and the following resolutions were pre
sented by Hon. Wm. H. Koontz.
Whereas, Dennis Meyers, E-tj., a mem
ber oflhe Bar of Somerset county Pa., dl
partcl this life on Sunday night, she 'J'th,
day of January A. I. I:"'. Therefore be it
Uetviial, by the members of the bar as
follows: That In tbe death of our brother
the bar has susluintd a greot loss. Although
he did not ctjtf-ue to the bar at an early age,
his l:n;: exjteriences in the pulic offices, as
Prothonotary. Clerk of tbe conns, 4c, all of
which be tilled with eminent ability and
fidelity, rendered him an extremely useful
member of the profession, and his Ions w ill
he deeply felt by all eouneittd with the
public offices of the connly.
That his liberal disposition and kind and
generous nature endeared him to all his as
sociates and friends, who, with his imme
diate family, mourn his untimely death,
stricken down as he was in the prirce of bis
life, and in tLe period of his greatest useful
ness. That weextend oar heartfelt sympathy to
his bereaved family and relations.
That a copy of these resolutions be print
ed in the couuty papers, aud a copy thereof
be signed by the officers of this meeting and
sent to bis family.
W. II. KooTZ,
A. J. CetsoHH,
Johx H. Vui,
Jxo. O. Kmati
Ht5KV V. ScUELL,
Com mil lee.
A. C. HotBET, Secretary.
Consumption Surely Cured
To Tea Emrtie: Hnsse inform yonr readers
tbit I Iists a posiUra reiuatlv for tbe aboTe-aanwd
dueM. By Its timely dm Uioosuds of hnpelcaa
rri kaTe been pennaneutlr cured. I sLall be clad
to send t wo botilee ot my remedy TETZ to any of
yonr rea-ircs who bare ctnaoapUoa it they will
send ma their fciprts and P. O. adtlmss. ReTct
fallv, T. X. SLOCUM, M. 0, 181 Pmrf St.. K. Y.
DIED.
rOiTLETHWAlTE At the residence of
her mother in Somerset borough. Miss Sid
ney Postlethwaite, on Thursday evening,
January 21, Wi.
POVOiR
Absolutely Pure.
Thl oowdrr never Taries. A marvel of jmrity.
strengih. and w Imlesoineness. Mtire eennmnieal
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be so'd in
roropciitiou wlili the mu t lude of low test, short
weiuiit, alum pbrliate iiowders. &Jt t
iw. Eotal BAKia fownxa Ut., h Walrsi.
NY.; Jull7.'Sl47t
County Bonds : for. Sale !
THE rNrKRt'iXK' Co nm'sioBftrs of Somer
etrnn-'iT, I'a oBer fcr i a mrW yt
Coiiprm ll.mtis, beariite luieiot at the rale of four
Iti percent. pe aiinani, payable semi-aumisi.y
on th l.'.lhdas oi Jui'e nl liecemDcr. T.ie
gtimhen, amnu'nu, dnotniuons aud maturity
of Itie hniMis areas t.lkt-s-.
Nub. 1 lo H. inclusive. 3 Sffveseh laMn due
lih tremlH-r lsssi.
Xos. 8 to 13, ieln, ll J(, each faltlng due
x.'.tn IXN-mnlxr. ltl.
Nos-HtoH, Inclusive, f i.cou. each failing due
lilb Ueeember. lsvi
Xos. 18 to 10. inehBire, ech .Ung di
Kith iietftembrr. lssi
Nail, tsono. raUmcdue -:b Intern her. li.
Nos. toil .ts, eeaa h falling doe December 1-
AprlleaOon tnnst be made 6 these bnd at
our office, in Somer-ex, not Uler than Ibe 1 h
day of r ebruary, I. p
c. w iLUMs)0K.
ja22-3t . '.- . County Conuniaskmew.
G
iCiMMlSi-IOXERS'. K0TICE.
vnMre Is heretv slveri that apnea's will be
held from tbeweiU or W at toe tawa-mi-M.i.rK-
if!.is.. Somenet, for the several dis
tricts of tbe Cuunty. on
FEBRUARY 18th, 19 th and 20th
when snl where at! rsisntw awl cwpormtions feet-
. . . i - - A u.iiBiBratiftft ann
! nw'te in ?urb mri profritltM, ar r
i . . i . -.... fciat. thfrir rierr ur
CntKM W e.lt 'ill ax ii - - --------
rtitw, .vrrrMmr to law. The )(4v UI he
hw-ldomtheabtmt-Ji'wKmH dy. hviveen U
hours of . o clork tv m. ad ft '
AaW.:HliE.U & Wl WILLf AJf50.
Clark, CoTamarionera.
d R0YAHil't
V.sT.'ia .
mm
HERIFPS SALE.
Ht einueof snctlnr writ of Tl F and lev Fa
imted ont of 'he c.irt ol Cmnaoa Me i.f w
rset rcuiitv. Pa.. I will tifMK U public ink at
tli Court liuuas, is ouaerkt. i. i'a.. al I u'cl-c p.
FRIDAY, FEB Y 21, 1S90,
t!tbrnrit.tltle. interest an-1 claira of F. A.
Irruer. in. in, and lo the folios ii:g titAStbed real
tfataUs. vis :
il thai part cf a certain Jot of frtATd sitnate
in Mr.-lie B-irotigh, Soinerset Conn', i'..
itx'sled on Ihetortier oi large ixrw. ani
ureet, ruumug from the mOi racs to rfciugiierty
ereet. fromitig Mi feel oe Large sttwt, aiid ex
1t'ntltnr hei-a wmih ai.nir t et to rtaugbetty
creek, haid oriirinal lot So, AKnotwIik fi toe above
dew-ribed is a prt. having tnereoB ero itti a two
story frame dweliirg bouiw, etc, wtlh te appur
unanees. 'fatten in execution as the pronerty of F. A. I
rr.er. at l he will &( Htrvey M. Bartrfjr, AiiiBUus
traiur of xj&anuri Licluy, dec'cL
' ALSO ' .
Jttl lbs -itht, title. Interest ani c'alm of U.-s.
X. M. Xedxuir, of. lo and to ih foiluw u.g dcscr.b
d real estate, ii :
A certain tract o.' land attuate in I'.at Tvp
Romarxrl Couiity, adjoiuit. Unas of Harry
Brmat, Usury Si;-. Aaliionr htvuistrT. Vaieu
Ud Uav, aad oia-nt, eottaiiiti: j IV? acre and
a.kwauee, baviiv tbareoa erecisd a iarsie two
ory dsrellinf bi, htra. none spring bouse,
and other outbulidinss. Fruit, and a abundance
ot watararoon us (ireoUMa, with toe appurte
nances. Tsten in execution as he prr.perrv of His. E.
M. Tsdrow, el the suit of G. J. Humbart.
ALSO - . .
All Ihe rieht, title, interest tnd claim of Lnther
A. sciitb, of. iu ai.4 to ic i'ulow ina" tim.nbed
real estate, via. :
A nain U of ground situate in Heyersdaie
Btinjuicb, merM-l Ccuuty. i'a., fntnting ou Cen
tre street X (ml and nil, t. Uat k Ml l.v; to lot
of N rUcer, the iu btttif Ummluti and oesen)iel
aa follosis : Btwifcim X "in point t.0 ( entis street
al m lot of Mrs. l. ('. Meyers, hxevutrlx t.f 11. C
Meyvra, deeeaaed, theme isaitb ... let I u au alley
tir imntue way. ihehre eaut w levt lolotof v.
biieer, l;ieno nurtu Xi f -ei lo lot of Mm, It.i'.
Meyers, Ibeiite weat vti ft-et to Ceuire aireel, the
piat-e oi' bnrinnihK. said Itit hetnir pan t a kit
mat Wm. tiicer purcLa-ed from Mrs. i. c. Mey
ers, F.xecuinx of li. C. Meyers, dee'd., by deed
btrliiKdate April 1, Issi, t ihe ative memkn.
etl alley or parage way to he the j.ilm pr.trty
of ihei.vruer oi mis lot ai the mr oi the lot
attioinir.g, by the order of Wm. Kicrr., bavtitt
llirrfim erected a two story brit-k, metal. roofeJ,
sttia heated (.riiitinie ottK-e, Willi Imiier, steam
hiitire, steam eiutine. swam power Adam and
oiner prgja.es, anu tHbcr raarhuitTy. type. etr.
laken io execuii.m a the )nriy of Luther
Asuuii-. at tbe suit of ftirC. Mryi-rs, tt of ti.
1. Beyers and W. 1'. Meyers ot al.
- ALSO-
All the ritht. title, latere and claim often.
Ferrel, of, iu and to the follow inj tlwrib. 1 rti.1
estate, via :
A hotl-e and lot of (round sl.uate in New n
tlenlie Bortaisth. Soiuenafl ouuiy. fa, IrofitiiDT
ou Main street, and tuinled by iialn l'rotn.n
on ibe West, aud on tlie Kaist l.y itl Is;e i.t tbe
estate of James M- r-eutl. with the atiiurtenaiit.a.
I akeu in exet ution as the i-roiieny of ijen t er-
rt, at tne son ot jittoes r errei
ALSO
All tbe right, title. Interest and claim of Jacob
R. i'aseilerry. oi, ia aud W toe itaiowiujT de
cri'ied real estate, viz :
N T A trat-t of land situate in Kit lick
0 owiuthip. xotnerset IVwutT. I'a.
warranted in tbe luuoe of Ku utofvy, eontairaug
iiair hundred autl ttsenty-fiKir at rtrt, strict meas
ure, htfintied as folio" a. tii :
lleaiuiiine at a Oinrs oak In the line or land of
Cheaj At Wiieox's " Nrjjni i.lntie." Ihe-iee exteiid
in south two Boudred and sixty and 4'e-trnttts
i2sip pen-be loa sas?a:raa, tLeiit-e eaal aionir
Und ol berkley Mcire to Mindnsi aniisixiy
perehea and rJe-tentns cjfiri .v. t,, a rtke. toents
north altma landsoi Howanl Mrfh two btratlrett
and sixty and Vlu pen-hes on,l tosrrvix tnenee
nest along land of iuomas i 'y. Junior, two
hundred aud sixty per- hes and rlvsHcaiiu '2U
to a biaek oat , the (Jaceof bt-Kinoiux.
N' A tract or land situate in Emlrk
O. a. Townablp, warrantti in the name
of Martin Meyers lor himself and in trust for him
self and lrvi Wollersherver, containing Itmr
hundred ami twenty-lour aerea, strict uieaaurc,
botiudtsi aa ftillowa:
Hetrinniiig at stone, tnenee by John and Thtat.
"ore. StKiih one degree Vest is, 1- i three liuii-
dreti and sixty-five l-rt hts lo a post, istsiih
. .a . . u.. . . . .. .
eiiktltf little ilTjitr- ntrt ,, . t ll i J -l ta .1
eiits tol.nn, wmh one dtree Wetti t3 IV. i
tiuy-tao percbea t,. rwrt'lies ui stone. Theme
by MiwesCharey, Sorth ss deatve" VtestiX. m-3
W.I one bunttrett and nlnt-tv ipjui nerrhm ta
stones. North ouetletrrre ka--t '.N. 1 E.i lifty two
(Sji perrhea to j.isi. .Nt.rth eighty-nine decrees
wt4 i S. S9 W. iro hiinilretl and fifiy three ier
elitu to poet, thence by ln: "f llanin Mey
ers North one dert'e fai-t S. lJ K j tno liuntlted
and fcwty-two cJiii perehHi to (kx, isnuth aixty
ll.ree detirves East -S-tsr7 E tientT-niueiJ:,;p'r-rhea
to stone, orth seenty.ftKir tieirrees IN. 71
V.) ten perches u ptisi. r-.si;ii s-.xitrn tiei;ref-s
Ka1 1 1. It.- E i fon t ircbe ti. holies. South eiah-
t n.ne df(tre- fAt ,S. si3 t i th ny-il.reej.t-r-eri
lo sinner Stiuth nuiet.a tieirrett KaM ft.
lsjo V. ) twenty-seTeo i j. , p-n-iirs lo pir.Ur tlt.-nce
Ijt imon Gehhart SVnith tendearees not tS. tf
i cue ht:nor-d sLd It i T v T-irbt- to stones.
South lifiv drtrrees fjist ,S. -W- E twenty rjo, per-
ches to po-t, !?ootb ei?hty-uiiie d-rts Kan t.
syf &.) one nunareti anu seventy lour rt nesio
btrcb. .Tt-tb sutes o tm oue-t.atl u ntvt-s ti-t
(V. ltS r-.i tiuy one i.l. preti.s t a ehestntic
N.irth laeive ami on. -tan tiere. rtsl in. 1J,J
E.i two bundled and niii"ty ii, nerbss iti a
pt.l. urth eiRhty dtitree fj.4 iN. -sr K.)ti;hlY-
Kiiir pertnes yijii-etM iirKiiiMinir. ,
N , A tract of land 'itnate id Addiaon
O- 3- Town.-bln, Ha.-ratitel in the name
of James Kiddle, ctH.iniiiihK four huntired pn-1
twettty-ftairaeres, stnt-t mea.-.ure, rwiuutled as tol-
2 lk'xinninr at 'Wiies, tht i.te N"rh on-hlf de
irrce fjtst fV. .!a K i Iwo liuntlre.i anil hfTrnty
nine p'relit-. ptstt. thert-e v.,rh t-iphfy-iiin-j
and one-haif dt-iiwes West , N. W. (ivs iiun
tired ami litirty pen-ue i"..iiii uim aff-t. StHith one-
hslfdcere Weil iS, it W ity f.jtir and live
ti n lis tM 5-lin pen he ti post. tbeiite liy land
warranlfd in me name of William B-ll. Sontti
eihtT-uine ati4 oneba'.f fleais-es East t si,3
E i three liundrtsi ntt eieliiy-lhree i:l, pen hes
to a p.isi. south tme ha.'f ti.-iins. Wet iS. V.j W" J
twftbimtlred ami hltt-en t'.'.i fs n'hes to a post,
thent-e by land aamtiitetl in tl-e nm of io iah
Curey Hotith eiithiy-nin ami a ha'f !' yrt-tst E-tm
is. E.i one hnn.iivd aud fony-ntTvii perches
to ihe plate of heiiiiucu
N , A tntt of land in ihe name of Wil
O. 4- liamCorey mnutinine (twr hundred
and rwenty-loor acres, jtnei roea-nre, situate in
E!klit-x Tfiwnsh'p. bnanded as tojloas. via :
Heeinnica" al a Iaiciisc, ihem-e bv Und of Leon
ard March. West Iwo huudredand Mxir and ve
teoth perches ri'sj 6-ini lo a serrtee eorrierof
Eutat O'tev. thenec ty 'anil of Thomas. Virth two
hundred and sixty and live-tenth jterehtst iirJ"i-IOi
lo a while talk, thenee by Josmh Coree Ksst Iwo
hundred and simy iuel Sve p-n-b (JilMmrer
ehea to stones, and liienee by btiKi of Jnroe t 'o
rey am Eaa Moor, sy.tnh two hundred and ix
ty and tive-tt nUis rJi A Hn perches to pisce of be
g nnlng.
N . A tract of lsnd sl'tiair In AddKn
0' Turu!iip. warranieti in the name
of William Bell, ctiuiatnuiff Tour hundred end
twenir-louraerea, sliit t measure, bounded as fol
lows, viz :
bcFTlunine at a post on the line of James Riddle,
thence by -Inwab Corey South thirty. four degrees
llfl Si'-W. ne btimlretl ami sixiy-xx Per
thes tb's'-i percnt-t lo a po-t. South nine drtrrees
Wtt (S. V W'.t one hui'tlrvd perches to a po-t.
formerly a liin-h thence by Tlwitiiasi'riireT N.irib
eithiy nine ami a half deareea Wet (N. sti' w.)
etithiT erche- loa birch NWih nine deirrees Fat
(N. ir K tone hiitttlretl perche lo a iwt, theace
bv " Neirri Glstie " North ihiny-fmir tlf?nee
Ea.-t ;N .ti K.i one hnn.lre.1 mid sixty ft.ur is-r-rhts.pi'u
ustoric. Viinh tlfty-six dseees West
lN. ?aJ W".) two hundreti and twenty tbre rten-b-tt
pi ttfre. ihelicwt.y Iwntls of Naricv K. I lierv.
North lid ty-fxird.Vre Et (S. M E i flity Can
pen-h-s to stone, Notth ctvy-nipe and a half
ifctreea West (X. K'V x" hund! and s-x
ln hes lo re.t oak. theD-s by John Mdinna-k.
Nonti forty-live degree East IS. E I sixty
three ttVii perches to w pnfti. North forty fi ve le
grae West S. W fifteen '!." i perches ua pi.-t
houiheightV-ninesntl one..aif decrees Kttst
E i three horttlred and eirluy-lhr t j) i-he
to a pt. South tme-haif dtvece WVm (. ;so w.)
two hundreii and eijrhieeni'.'l) perrbsa toa pot.
South eurhty-mneaiid a half decree East .'!,
E. i tweoty-nirie prehes to plaee if hertnnine.
N' 'fi The urjdivi.led one-fourth-pwrt in
O. D. tent or share of a tract of la"d in
Elklirk Township, warranted in the name of Jo
siab Corey, cont-ininp four hnrdrvtl antl twenty
live and a quarter Ai res, (4i4'i strict measure,
bonnded as lollow. vi :
Bcfcinninc at stooes. thence r.T lands of Jams
and Kobert Corey, and James Chary, Xtirth "17
perches f:llTl perches to stones, thence by Jamsi
Itiddle West twe hundred and e'ehty-pvtn '1ST;
perches to tones, tbenee hy wiiPani llell Sruth
thirty-four degrees W ot IS. !HJ Wi one hnndred
and Hxtv perches to ston. Swth nine deirrees
Wet fS. V W .i taw hundred pen-h-s to a birch,
tbenee hv Thomas Ctrey T on hnndred and
firtv-lwo f!'i2 perrhe to a po innth eiehty six
oerchw" tn a post, thence h-r W illiam Oust East
t,n hundred and eight pen-hes to stones, the place
of lniunlrig.
.' The nndlvldd one fmrth part in-
i'O. eret or shsn? ia a tract of land sit
uated in .lk!t. k Township. oitajni:i ftmr l.un
dred and thirty-nine -cn t'li and one hitn.'red
and fnttv pfrchs. strict rrtisore. warranted in
tbe nsnic of Thomas Corey, and bounded as fol-
low. eix t
Hcirinmnir at a servce. thence hy willism i o-
vev North two hnndred and ixiT-hve ami hve-
teulb a."t.VlU( perches to stones, thence East one
huudred ant nity-two ii-.-'i percnes iikikc
hv J.anh Corev North eislitv-ii per
ches lo a pot. W'e-t one bviiMtri-d anil cigmy
f ,r (-Hit percbew to a bin h. Uince by Chew A
Wilcox " M.tfore" isnu-.b scventy-ft.Hir dt urt-ts
West t A Tt IV.) cv. .my t.ne (71iwhe loa
ehetnut. South sixteen ticgrees WVt 'S. iPW.i
two hundred and twentv-eiehl perct'C loa post.
SiHilh seventr nine derree Vtest K i'.3 W. one
hnndred perchaatoa eliestnnt, Honth eiv-htveislit
and one tenth ' 1-Hi pen hes to a black oak, and
thence bv Enos Corev snt twohuntlretl and ixiy
five and iSveientb .JCi.Vl"; perches to place of be-
wtnnititr.
N- o The nudivitled one fiirth niinter
O. O. p,t' par! or share of a tract of laud
situated In. Elk lick Tcmiclilp, tmntainlne four
h'tmlred and thirty five 4:l"ij aires and ttrenty
rjni peTches, strict measure, warrsmed in tbe
name irfJamts Corey, aud bounded aa hikm:
BeffinninK at a win'e oak. tneijt oy r.mist o
reyWest iwo hundre.1 and Iwenty-fiwr (it, per
ch to a nine, then' by Thomas Corey N'tjth
two hundred ami e:ehty torches lo a post, thence
bv H.iticrt Corev it., n'.in .tel ana sutv anil
five tenth 4J.!s-lo pen'healo a sp-tice pine, thence
rv Kaiph Char.y sssiinone niinnrfi anu ii!iic:y
li, rs;n'hs ti a post, tnenee u r.i'ne,.T tr.t-
tnh West Ibirtv six Perthes to a mapic. touib
n.nety fjOi perches to the plnee of bea-'ouinr.
N A tract of land situate in Add'soe
O- y Townsiiin. warranted in the name
of Martin Mevers for himself and in Inw furhim
self and Levi Wotfensrcnrr, eontainine two
hundred and seventy one and a halt i-Tl V acres
aiNlaHowance Vaimli-d as i'oIIows lo wit. IW-vin-ninxaiapcet
thence rVaith thn-edeirreet East;'?'
E. two hundred and thirtyurht ( i I perchss,
thewce Stmih eichtTHihie decree F.t i 3 ssP E )
Iwentv-four p-rciiea tost-ies, thence North six
derrcea W est ( N. CJ W. ) Airly-three ( -rt) perches
toa post, thence Forth forty two decrees East
iN 4.10 E. ' f.jrtv-foiir perches to a spent pine,
tbeoce s.-hiUi fihv-three dea-rec Ka-t ' S. E. )
forty e'tht perches to a birch thenee Ntatb fortr
e .htdereeJ.EaM 4X.4SPE ) sixty tire pere lw
to a bireh. thenee Sorth forty four s:d a half
dtvrees West ( S. 44 V one hundred and six
teen perches to a Wren, theni South thirty de
wreea Went I si. ai w. ) one huudrvd and twenty
pairhes tl ji i to a post, ibence Sniih fifty nine
itada taalf dejrreet West (8. f'W.) serenty
tt7i ) lrrh.si. thence North eighty nine d
rree Ami S. MP W. tny six ptrt bei to a rst
ihmce svmtb tweniv so.1 a fcjif degrees - west
( S. i"';3 W ) one hundred and six perches iV-M 1
loaeh'-mut, lb-uee South sixty dtitrena East
S-tstr1 E. 1 sixtv t( I perehea, tSienre Aiuto elev
en dree ta'att .1. U K i rly tat and live
tenth ( Stvlfl, per-hes thence Sons e xhty fair
desreea West ( K. H"W. 1 twoty six t:.l Hve
en'h i r. Vlu) prtrhes thei.'-e smth f.x Wte
w rrt IA & W. i thirtv three iSl) perche to stones,
thnre ontb tweniv nine mud a ii:uf.l.-ec Eat.
I a" urn -c v 1 fifty nine' V ' pei'bes.the- Nonh
artr'six degree-tast X. VP t. ) thlrla-r. sad five
tenth ( lSS-iO ) perches, seventy tiree ( 73 ) percu
s
ss toa post, lb 1 lac it hernnltf. rjoundert by
ian.ta o ileyen, WuUenraer aud Jobn MuLjn
tut'k. N tr( t-aa-si lanti sltnate In Ad-!'.son
of Martin Hevrt Sa-hirsseit sad in tnmt f-a him
self aiui Levi Woi'ersp-iirr. w.iaiiin bw han
drctt afT.1 vt aud orte :Jarler tato 1-4. acras aud
aiIowar.ee, bouuded a ir:ikw. v.a :
kt; miii- at stttuts. tftence iy Land ef Pen-r
Mtyer. ot;ih aixiy thrt dt rrees Eat 'S. t :f E )
twa hundred and lillv stt'S pcrrhes, thence
8onib o-te decne Wesi t. 1 W .i two huiclretl
and forv twttr-h fi- bt land of Martin Vit
ers. tnenee Nor h ihty MCedKTe-s Vet - N.sV
W.i iwo hund(d atti t;'.nv-caie 'Si i perches ,t
land ot laniel V-Ven-tto a Mt. tNiice N wth
one ti,Tie East S.'l" E.i three h"ts!-etl and fif
ty r (364j perche 10 HuU-s, lbs pise of be-
N- tT A tract of bind sltnate In AdtiWitj
O. I I Ttwa:-nif. wmratiteti in tbensme
cf Martin Mew. ff biutselfand intrust ior 1.1m
seif and Levi Woifers, rraer. onta:n'i!rfiiurhun-dr-d
and tia-nt a"d a ouarter ' t' 14, acrua auj
allowance, hsaindvl as wllows. v.r:
JViriMi.r.ff at a ne-t, 1 hence a't iut land nf Mar
tin Jtevera. onhone dearve Et'X. H E. Ciree
hundred axd Sity f-ajr tatrehea to kiws. Ihente
Ksjth etahtvtwo dtatroea West :S. u- Vt'.t etub y
lurches 1 si's to spine, lbeuce 5001 11 iorty e.aht
tiearws Veal -f W.i seventy sav.a per -htsi
77', to stone. ti"ine 9on'.h forty four aad - half
decrees Wt (S. 4JS '' perche thence
Ncrtu fiwy ninasnti a ba dee eat 'V yp
W.i sixty two n-ha to too. thence N irtlt
eight) :-aine ilemses 'X. s dew. W.i tUirty
Cve perches ia5, to apot- ihc-oee aloae the lat.tl
of Martin Meveia Ssjuth three desrve I t .
K i two hundreti and irty five perrhaa to i-t,
thence sVuh wiiihtv nine dearee West is. St" W 1
two hundred and forty seven 47i pen he a.onj
the laud of Tsantel Wevanrt to the pusee of l-s-inning,
with the aptiui-v oaaeev
Tk-u in eiet'iitittn as t:ie property of Jacoh K.
CaMelberrv. at the suit f-f Cornelias Herkiey and
(itr use of r rick A t o., now use h.-ies A LauriiU,
Chaa. J. Harrison and AJan C. Witt.
ALSO
t!l the ritrhf. till. In'-rest and e'a:ra of It. B
Hantetl. of, la. and lo toe following described
real est te. vin :
A rtaio trad of land sit nale in Lower Tur
keyfrsH 1 p .M.mt-rset ii.. i'a. at'joiniuit ismlsof
Ntuib Scott, J. B. flamed. Mrs. Mary la-U. Cplon,
aud other, eootainina- 7tt acres, mure or less-,
having loerenn ereeteti a two story ir.me daeli
itiit bouse, stabla and other ontbuildmirs.
Taken in eieciuion as Ibe property of H. B.
Harned, at Ibe au of L. J. Boon s use.
NOTICE.
ATI persons ptm hasSng at tbe avs sale will
please take notice thai a part of ttie pnrc.-tase
money 10 be made knownal th time t.f tbe
Mie will lie required aa sm as the pnpeny is
knocked down, otherwise it will agalu he expos
ed toIe at the r:k trfthe tirsl purehat-r. Ths
residue of thepnrenise money luu4 ie paid on
or l'ore TliurxUiv of the rtrst week ofielariisry
term efC.iurt. the time diet' by tlie court R rse
rur ng the acknowletiinneui of needs, ami uo
deett a id be acknowletled until tlie puteuaae
monev paid in full.
ner.rfs.in-. R- S. McMILLFN.
Jaiu CJ, 1!. ( Micri.T.
c
OUKT rilOCLAMATIOX.
tt uritin The Honorable Wii.UavJ.BAia
President J.nlc of the several ' tuiru. of om ncn
Pit as of the several counties eomptoiiiir tl.e Itit.i
Judicial Iiistrict. aud Justice of tije Courts oft ycr
and Terminer and lit-iiTa! Jail ih-livery. fur the
trial of all capital and oih-r offenders in the said
I)itri"t, andt.r.tKi.r. W. Pu r andOLivka V. ska
via, Est( a . Ju.lttesof the Courts of Ctannitiii i'leaa
and Jit-tics of ibe Courts of Dver and Terminer
and lieneml Jail lielivenr fiir the trial of ail capi
tal and oilier offenders in the Ctainty of Si .nicrset
have issued their pre-pts, and lo me directed,
f holding a Court of '"omrKin Plests and lieTiernl
linartcr sessions of the peace and "tencral J.i:l
Iielivery. and Couru of Oyer aud Terminer al
Somerset, on
MONDAY, FEB. 24. 1SQO.
Xotmk Is bfbr iven to si! tbe Justice oflhe
Peace, the Conaicr and Coti"tl-li-s within ti-.e
aid County of isumcratt. Ihat tbcv be theu and
there in their proper persona with tneir p.Us. rct
ortis, inquisitions. examinatitia and other re
membrauceit, to do llue ttiinasi which to their
ofbeeand in litat belialf appertain lo be done,
and also they w ho will pnssw ute airainst tne pn
ooers thai are or shall be in the jail of Avm.-rset
'ouiity, to le then and there, to prosecute against
them as shall be just.
Siiemrr sOrrii k, 1 K. S. McMILI.EN.
Jau. a, 1-V0. f BhcnfT.
-JEGISTEU'S X0TICE.
Notice is hereby aiven to all persons concern
ed as legatees, creditor or otherwise, that tbe
followin accounts have passed reeister. and thnt
the same w ill be presented for tsmiinnatiou and
allowame at an orphans' (mrt to be held at
Somerset on Wednesday. February M, VM :
Ac i, u ut of Maruareitw McCIarran and A. O.
Kinimel, Adiidaisl.-alors of Edward Klnuncl de
ceased. x.s-ia.1 and final s-count of Iniel HfifTman.
otteiii tut- Executor o! Joseph Horl'iuan decease.!
hirst and tiual atvouiit of Wm, llaiijer and
Jacoh J. Brant, Executors of Hcury It. Coleman,
deceased.
First ar.d final account of John H. (ny.ier, and
W illiam otalii r. Executor o! ?rah I'earson, de
eeasei. Aetmnt of PliHio K. W'alktrr. Administrator
and Tnisiee of Henry Xedrow, deceased.
Kir-land final ae-snunt of Alexander Snjdcr,
AtiasiuUtralor uf Ko)s.-t Sanuer, t eetaseti.
Register's uffire, 1
January lstsi.
1. I). SW INK.
Kejpsler.
'N I'A L FIN ANCIA L STATEM ENT
-Oh THE
Farmers' Union Association,
AND
FIEE ASSDBiHCS COMPANY
OF
Somerset County, Pa.,
For the Year Ending Deo. 31. '8!,
No. of policies in foree 1'''
Am't of Ins subject pi asest-meot... t 1 il7y (W
Pni rata of a-ss-ssm t ilnnu; year . 1 mill.
Resources of Co. Pec. St. II S f.7
dunin 'sy Jl 5'.3 w
LIABILITIES.
Am't of liawduriiur year lSSi' ....J I7u.'i 5S
- due tor all tKiicr expanse Ur
tbe year. lDctatiinrt.ibi-ersrssT
t:nnimisitis and Lxtmerat ns 54
Am't a-ljuMed for buses ia tbe
jearls.7 mi ) 'iSaW
Resources in excess 71 S
Receipts Dnrlnstbe TearlSSS
R.e'd on assessments.. Sl's.'t t.t
" for membership . 1"6 ti
Balance in Treasury of lisi 2- 5S
Total ...
4il;i 64
Disbnrsements Dorioslhc Tear 'M.
raiu Admrs. of theetate of J.n.
Ire-sler. dee d, ani't adjustetl
for Itmi in the yar S7 - S Mi 0U
Taid Nicl.oias berkey in full oi
damajre - i
I'a u J.it aa Lotnlairg. iu fall of
ilatuatfe
Td Jnti Miller, in full dauiaae
1-nid Cttrnclitis Burkic4 .er, in
full ofdmuare -..
Ps-.l Unam P. Waikcr. ia full of
2T, tSl
J7 i0
5 no
Insurance 0
Pw , slci t'owr.trymaa, ia full
of Insurance.
Paid iiavid Howmaa, arrears uf
Insuram-e
Paidii. J Brubaker isee yssair'y
lor extra services
" F J. Waikcr, Treas. salary.-.
Philip Hav. President's isst..
I"aid s I". i riu. Vice Prets pay
tlireetors fur service
Jae, siwamtendmber, asijust
inr losses - . .
Paid f sr Is.iks. pnstace. e
' room reut, printing. Ar..
Ativ' fees &e., Joa. Tresfcier suit
.is oi)
17
Babince In Treisury .,
$ 131 SI
IlesoarcM Decfaslrer. 3 1, lhS3.
Amount In Treasury '. ti ll M
Outstanding ou implicates 6L1 1 i
Total resources Deeomber 31, 18-il
WON D AVXr.1L 8TATEMFVT OF I.V31R
) auci oa louteuts.
Xttmber of poiicie in force !!
A:u t sif in.-. sn!ij.-r: to assess-meiit Ii:5n 4t". V
Liabilitir-s.
Bill, dac Tn-as. at seUlerow! of '? ..5.7 n
ClsbursrmrwU Darin? (He Year 15!3.
Pa!d Hnrv (i. Hay. ret pol'er fee-. "
' Jsio Miller, dain.tKe to carpet Ac i"i
" I. J. Hmliaker. s cy salary i
E. J. W alker, Treasurer a 1
1 W i"
Ksftfipts Duriafj the Tear 89.
Rte'd ft Policy fos 's)
Balance due Treri-r J',7 l
PHILIP HAV, Prudent.
, MVI, J-ltK('ttAKF.K, See'jr
? , EfH. i. W ALK EH, Treasurer.
YrMINISTHAT0R's NOTICE,
Estate of l-ls Keiser, dee'd. late of (J lemahoa
inr, Tw-p.. hsnmerset County, i'a.
Letters of Adminstraiioa on tiie above estat
havi:if been arsinted lr t.ie. untlersur:.d t.y th
proprr a.ithontv, not it is hereby xiven ma I
persju indeble.5 to aaid etate lo make immedi
ate vment, aud those having e'airs.s ajtinn
the sa ne will prewnl thera duly authenticated
for aettlement ou or before Tuesday, the llth
day ol Man h. at the Tv-tj.icui'etif me Adimu
istrau..r iu ouemahoa;ti(t T- nhii.
OLIVER P. SKIVER,
jao'JD A Jmiuisxrw 'or.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of AmaniaaC.arlettH. deceased, late of E'.k
Lick Twp. somerset 'a Pa
Letters of adminisiraimti having been minted
tn ihe wndersijrned hy the proper author ty. Bo
th is bereh.y xiven u all persoti indehletl tosaul
estate lo make immediate payment, and thtwe
haeitie elaime aeainst the same w. pres ntthrm
doly antbetmbatetl for seuiement s.n satunlav,
the'aih dav of rcbruary, l!i. al the Iste resi
dence of deceased. JOEL M. VI'TZV,
janl-'vQ. Atlmiiilrtnstur.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Jobn W. Uav. !ae of Jcfcou Town
ship. Siant-rset County, Pa.
Letters of administratton on taeaaiveetate hav
hi2been irranledtotneundersiKnedby tnepni;?r
authonty, tsotice t berehy eiven tall rcr.m
in.tcoted to sa;d satate lo make immediat e pay
aient. aol t:ioe isaiir.tiaiin are-lust the mtu
wi!i present them d't.T authenticated 'or aenle
aiem or beiore rridiy. Fe'. V 14. I 'at. at the
re-it'.ence of ihe atixsinist-stor in e.id lownshlp.
PETElt V. etl ATI IS.
I J. H. rhl, Att'y. Administrator.
io cm
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3t. ,rsu
f S4 7
JANUARY
HEDUCTIOH SALE
"Vc Lave given our entire stock a jreneral ovcrhaislir.g, and in scn.e ca
ses jji ices have been cut in two.
Ia all qualities grcatlj reduced. Our Saest Frenca Broadcloth ro
dnced to $1.50 ; extra vide. Tremendous cat ia pricea ia cloak
and Suit room. Also, La Hoiscrr and underwear department.
Sec our India Silks, reduced to 43 cents per yard; Cfcoice Color
ings and designs. Sarah Silks reduced to 35 cents, all shades.
New stock Muslin Underwear ; srreat bargains in these goods
35 Fifth Avenue.
A
DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
OF-
Vahifcls Real Estats !
-o-
VIRTl'E frfan ortir ot ootof the !
tit the unut-TT-inwe. iir cit-ti, w AliiluLtr-iur ic
i ho rtie ol'L". S. Wriit-r, Wt-4ta?i, I wul expot
U vuL-Av tHiu'.'V. ou ihe trinu.-, in a.Hiier!t
TovwU-ship.
, Somerset uuuiy. u
FIUDA Y. FF.1WUA RYU, 1300,
at 1 o'clt-k. p. m , the following ileseribed real
r-Utte, late tne pttipcrty ot I'. S. N e.lcr, tiee d.,
via-
A certain tract f laud situate in Somerset Twp.
Point-net i onntv, pa . adjolmuc ian.ls trf Win. -i.
Welter, ,-wmiiei'j. vieiler, J. c. fs-llers. WiUiam
itamtii and OeoiKe it. tiittuer, conutiiime
25 Acres, and 125 Perches,
havinr thereon erected a paid two Uirv Frame
!wc:lii bouse, a atsid atahle. ami taber mit
LuiM.ii A r'XKi runiiia sprinx. latntl in (pxttl
ctiuita.i n. siiuwted three ionrths of a mile from
iitiabantl and three aim a hall miles trvio
set. Couvcnaul Uicoun-h and school.
TERMS:
Ten per cent oflhe pt-.rcba.se moner to be paid
ttsjssm as the iipitsrrty l kuta-ked dmm. tine
hall of balance on tit ilvery of deed, and balam-e
tine vear trum date of swle, uriout interest, t tue
third'of tlie purchase nrnaey, after payment of
oeliia. to remain a lien on ti e premises, Ihe in
terest tncreou faiyahle annually to Ada Weiler.
w idow of saitl lm!euse.l. aud alter her death the
principal sum to he :d to the heirs of I'. S. Wtl
ivr, dec d.
WILLIAM 9. WEI.LER.
AdiDunslrapar.
pRE. W. Bif.sF.cker, Altorney.
A
I).M I N LS f RATUU'S &ALK
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
BY VIRTl'Eof an order issued nut of the Or
phans' Court of smfnti oaniv, pa., io the
nudcrs.!ned ilirect-tl, he will expo to public
sale, on the premise, at the late residence of tteu
jamia istiiflt. deceased, 'n
SA TClUfA Y, FEER VA R Y 15, 1.S00,
at one o'clock p. m. the following de-s-ribed real
esiaie of sai-.i 'leceased, via.,
A ceitaiii tract of land situate in Jenner Town
ship. S.uier-et eoiilitv, la., adjoining lands wf
iotathan sibimk. henry Kline, Levi Fnediire
and otiicrs. and lynw alone the public road lead
in him thu Johnstown and Somerset turnpike
to ihe Bedford ami l iiHiuruh turnpike, contain
ing i acn-s inoce or le-s. of which awnt si at-rtsg
are r!erd and in a siate of iosi ciitlvation. ami
the remainder beinn well timbered, having there
on creeled a two siory kg
D WELLISG HOUSE
with anew one-fUiry plank atlditinn for a kiteh-
en. a l.srire two-sl'iry cartcitter nop, a oiaca
ssith sb.ii tMh, smoke btaise, gimnary and
tht?r otit!t..iilil c.K. There i- a larae apple, s?ach,
pear and chtrry orcharl on ihe premises.
ys D T C 1" percent ofthe pnn-hasemon- I
X .1 0 cv to be paid down on dav of I
sale, am? the remainder of one-third on er.nrtnna
tnm of -a!..-, one-thinl latter payment of deh) to
remain a io n on the premise, tne in'.erest there
of v. he paid annually, commencine o:ie year from
eor.r.miaiitin of sale," lis Jane -Hufft. widow of said
dccctlcnt. iliinnie her life, and al her death the
sard principal si:m iol?i.id to the beirsand le
cal representatii r of said decedent ; the remain
der of said pun base money to lie ray able in two
eijiial lavmciits in sii montlis and one year re
spectively fnim date of oouhrmalien A sale, with
interest from such date.
W. H. SWAXK,
Admini-draVirof Benj. Stutlt. dee'd
ADMINISTRATOR"! SALE
OF
ValnalilB EcalEstate.
BY VI P.Tt E of an order i-snrd ont of the Or
ithatis' f'otiri of istimerset t ounty. I'a.. to the
undersigned directed, he will expiate lo pc.hiic
sle at the Hotel of JuM-ph Mull, in the viilaae
nf shacksviile. elouycrtek township. Somerset
county. I'a., ou
Saturday, Feb. 15, 1890,
Atlo'clock. p. m.. the S.tlowini disw-ribed real
ctMe of John VV. Fhta, deceased, via ;
N(
A certain na rcs-l of m etl trifriAI in
O. I. the ti.wnhip. ctnintv and Ktate
aforesaid, on the south sule of the public mad
lead na from i.lade church to Ferlin. adjoining
lands of Peter T. M'ller. Panic) IV.li s heirs.
Kithruim Htest and Mairtia'ena StuixTuaa. e. m
taioinc '2 acres and 1 pen-he, i-r.ct meaatire,
having thereon ereeteti a new two-smry Irame
DWELLING HOUSE,
new stable, shop, etc.,
N- Acertaiatract of land siPiated In
O. 2 tii township tuinty and State
aforcai l, adj-iiuinr lands nf J. 1. Waiker. VA.
i.lewner. Alex Vvalkcr. Klicn Meye-, Kimmel'a
hies .ti i.ilters contAln'ritr I'll acre, more or
les having inerc-n eret-tetj a It htsiat and bam. j
This tract i- well timis-retl witn vaiuaoi: nem
lock and pine.
TtKMS Cash.
WM. H. MILLKR,
Adiuini-trator of John W. Kritz, dee d
jrXECUTOR'S SALE
-tF
E
ALUABLE real estat.
BY VIRTT'K of an order of a issued ont afthe
Orphans' i ourt of somerset ..oaty Pa., to the
iind.-rs'irtcd itin-cted. a Ksectipir of the estate
of Herbert Nietlemtis. 1 will exptne in sale by
pn'.iic outcn. on the preroi-es, in the Township
of Somerset, 'Somerset ., l a., on
SATURDAY, FED, 8, 1S0O.
at I ortoci p. m., the following described real
e-tBte. late the property ol Hcrtssrl Mcudemus,
decea-ed, r'w. :
A c-rtuiu t-iu ttir par-el of land si;nte in Som
erset Totsn-b'o. siotjierM.t Co.. Ha . a.ljoaiiinc land
pf John Mill, r, Samuel Pietz. PiiooorniitimiUland
James l'iinh, c.'titaininz ais tit -S'.' acres, having
thereon ereclci iwn-.iorv liwelling lloe, and
a sm ham. and other oti'tmi ilinpt. About four
.-re wot-t land, and th bwlnnce "lrar. with a
p...i orchard ol apple tree, eoeities, pewchea,
TERMS:
Ten per rent, of tne porelase money ta be paid
when tne tniertv i- kntcknidown : one-haif nf
hwiaotv on tletiverr of deed. The Dehisce io one
yr from date ol saie. wuo intercu ime-lhlrd
of the putchase roooey after the payment of
deUs and ex 1 rises 10 r. inain a liei n the prem
K : inn rsl ihcreon pvMe annnallv ta Iirnetl
la .Veodemn. wi.l.iw. aad at her dtaih the prin
ei(sl sum 10 the heirs of Herbert Mrolemus,
deed.
CYK13 M. SU tVF.R.
Ktecomr.
Far.1). W, Birsttsis, Auomey.
P
E
BACTICAL CARP CULTURE
Oniy 65 Cents.
The onlT Vsk ever orTctv-d for wale, that the par
chaser can return and set hta money bark
it not sati-ned.
The tvk that every fanner should have. Con
tains 14-1 ftc. inches . gi ii lust swt.otin show
in vtttn-1 ln.ttoins.dams, riverfkiws. un.ter-drains,
varieties oi the r.-h. eiwiniaw of the n-h, etc. it
include every necessary instruction for any per
scn tosncceWullv. and al miimnal esjtsnse. pro
dure tnetr ot n n-h. Endorsed hy 1'i-h f'ornroiav
.tii-ers un 1 iod'irer eve-Twnere. rs.i or
derirg the is"k and not sau-Sed wi:h it. may iw
torn it. and we aiU refund their wwt Atldresa
L. B. HXiAN'.
n22 2t. AiliaBce, Ohio.
PITTSBURGH, PA.
M GREET YOU ALL
IN THE
NEW YEAR
WITH OUR ANNUAL
Red Letter Sale,
COMMENCING JAN. 1st.
For thirty day we trill offer our entire Mock of
kmd
AT COST !
Black Silks at fV. : $1, and tl 5.
Colored: Milks at 3", and 75c.
Bleak ami Col d Rhatlamers, TV and tl.
Black hilk Warp Cacbimerea V au and 1 10
Black Henrietta " 4 in. vide, HtJ, 73, W
4ciin. Col d Cachimem at HO and V.
40in. " " at 35 and 40c
36in. " at 20 and 25c.
Preaa uooda of all kinds, lo be closed out nt
Coat.
13 yards of Lancaster Uinghama for $1, or 7
cents per yard.
20 yards of good Dark Gingham for $1, or 5
cents per yard
20 yards of good Dark Shirting at ft, or 5
cents per yard.
23 yards of good Dark Calico-for $1, or 5
cents per yard.
20 yards of Blenched Muslin hir II.
20 yards of Unbleached Muslin, at $1.
Appleton A Mnalin filents by case or ysrd.
Bleached and Unbieaubed Muslins at 5, t, 8
am! 10 rents.
Bleached and I'nbleacbed Sheetings and Pil
low Case Muslin.
Bleached and Unbleached Canton Flannels.
Brown Colored Canton Flannels.
Naped Shirtings at 9, 8, and 10 cents.
A full line of
LIEN'S AVEAR,
to be cloned At Cost.
A fall line of
Flannels and Blankets
at Cost. J
Ladies' and Children's
At Cost.
a wawoaoaf tut or
TABLE LINENS, .
XAPKIX.S. TOWEIA
IIAMBl'Ki.S, LACES,
AND CORSETS, AT COST.
No. 11 Ribrsms at 1.1 cent per yard.
No. 12 Riliis-ina at l.'i cents per y an 1.
16 inch Piush.es at Xi cents.
24 inch Plushes at 73 cents.
5-4 TabTe Oi! tltitbs at 20 cent.
3 ply Cotton Cart Chain al 17c per poind.
3 ply Linen " 17o - "
Wool Carjt Chain, at S4e per pound.
Ladies and Chlldrens'
COATS AND WRAPS,
At Cost.
SHAWLS, w,-,-lt
A TVLL Ll XE Or
WHS FUSNISM5 GOOES,
At Cost.
EveTTlJiin; gnewat this sale. It woo'd Ke
imfsxsKih'e to give prices nf a'l gotaK but call
and see them wilh tlie Red Letter mark an.
Wishing you all a Happy
New Year, we are,
Very respectfully,
Parker a. parkeR
JCLE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.
To C. A. I'mberger, of East ronesnanrh, Cam
bvi4.. Pa.: aroline. wife of ssml Hey
aud. of Blackhawk o . Iowa: Margie r
wiiwof W. H. IVagrter. of lloshwm. i imbna
Co., I'a. ; Imiciliw, wile of vtilium Trent, of
Geistown. t am Or a i'o.. Pa. ; W. . Uman.
the hoshwnj of Barriet I raberger, dee d ;
Marietta. Iha wife of Mm. rave. oIaiwaba
t o., Iowa ; Klrnira Shauli. the wife of Kmin
uel Sha'k. "r.of I'a sow t o., Iowa, daugh
ters of Harriet Urmag dee'd. :
Yon are hereby notified to be autl appear at so
Orphans' Court lo be held in and fnr ttnmeraet
Co., Pa., on Mtaviay, ties iuh day of Feh. neti,
then and there to accent or rertise to take t l.e
j real etateof Herman I mbenarr. dee'd. at llva
I appraised valnautio, or aboa i' why lh samw
should not he oitl. 4
j Shetirs OfSee. . : E. 8. M( MILL EX.
j Jail y i4, POO. I ehenff.
ULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.
lo Al. Berker. of Johnstown 'Crnhtown 1 Pa.
I Ts Berkey, of Loe Angelos. i al. ; lemna
Lohr and Zrtnariah Lcihr, of a estoioreianit
.. Pa. , Klsie E. Truxal aad Vietor Trnaai.
of Westinnreland Vn . Pa :
Ton are hereby notinrd 10 be and appear at aa
Orphan' otirt to be bald in and for ssmrrM
County. I'a., net Vnnday. the JMn day of Frbrna
ry, aext. men and there t accept or refesw la
take the real estate of JabeoH Herker, dee d, at
tbe appra sed raiuation, or show eaaaa why Iba
sane -h.sil.1 not be sold,
eheriri sotrin.. R. g. McaHLLSW.
Jan. U. ISwl. t ghenffl
R
ULE TO ACCEPT OR ERFUSK.
To Fratc- V. Kimmel. McTrok. ged Wirow
Coanty, gxi M Klramell. -tt.e. Vtssfc-
InrtiKi : wil'ians H. Kiromrli. Vet ork, rb. -Kin
V, wife of Jonaa KeSee, Wetm.rts.Bd
Co , Pa. : Usaisa. wife of Lewai Kugg. Csos
bertatid uap, Tean. :
Yon an. he-env notirieil to he and appear at an
Orphans' (Jonrt tn be held in and for -s-.aieran
County. Pa., -n Motiday, tbe Mthday of Kvbnia
rv next, then aad there to a"eept or reftjse to lake
the real estate of Fmroa J. Klmmell dee'd . at Ihe
appraised valnarion, or show cause w by the mbm
should nta he sold.
Sbarisra OWew. . g. JaVMILI K!,
jaa. lith 1MNL I Bharir.
LUBBER IS AETiSCTNS !
SAW MILLS,
SHINGLE JfJLLS,
sttam E.v;:xs.,
BAY fRRSJE, It.
If jrm want a nrsa-elasa A't VTT L, assa4 ta
Tata-'sgna and special priea 10 introduce la yvuv
aetioa to
A. B. FARUf'HAK CO flimited Tork, Pa.