' ""' tj 1
The Somerset lieraiu.
F.lMVAKD S' VI I-. Kiiitur anl lYoprietor.
WEPNESPaT-
Tiik SH Use Ontik ar rejoicing
They certainly Lave eaui to. They like-
lr Parne lieJ" in the United State
theComniioo rt ould make him
formidable Pwi ltiiiUl candidate.
rwnt of theTilve prwt.yteriee tbna
far voting for revision of the Presbyterian
confH-iou of faith have been in Penn
ajkania. Tnr. debate on the World'a Fair ques
tion commenced in Congress on
Thursday. The chance, arc in favor of
Chiraco carryirif off the pnae.
ItK.M.M liATtr Confrmwmen were nut aa
,rt the I uiocratic Senator in Moll
tana. Tiie latter did not dwlpe behind
leks, lut chartered trains and left the
C-latc.
,:. v. .i i.k.h.y. of the Siirnal Service,
..rvdi.U that there will 1 no February j
tha. Any .me could have made that
prediction. There is nmntngto
The lieinocratic rebellion apainst the j
r'vht of the majority lo rule having been
tWtwi.lr quelled, the wheel of legis- j
. . - J..:. . mnnd once more '
Utii.n will t-(iin to go rouuu -v
in Waf-hiiU'ton.
lr the ron-itiition of Miiip'i U
-m,.del ho that onlv thoae who can !
am. n.le ho u..i
read and write are e 0' ,
fl,.,y one-hal of he prnt v ung ,
(..pulation of the Mate will be lran
lui'l. j
r , ,-; nuid I
tMv.iv vx t.K.,K, ,.f t.eo g.a, patd i
I.ia bill and in.iXnautly left the Ui&fi
llotwat Wanhingion, bei-au a roloreJ
n.an. Mr. AhI.c-J. the .-x-Cnmil to San j
iKuninco. ts eiitertaincil lucre an
truest, 'i lie country
ill undoubtedly set
tV.ngrewmHti liiiinc d
an aa an aK.
.: ... r I
Jr Senator
1 .1.1 1 "
Ohio he M!om.t aaia up vj n.e
to the ireaa- s
ireia olhce at l-i:ia and f-y his tax on
)K-rs.tial pro; t!y like a little man. The ;
Ihm nava lie miM. n nc u "i """" i
If he is not a citizen
f Ohio, the Kooticr he resigns from his (
Heiiatoiial oili.-e the happier he will be. j aho,it ;: o'clock, where he had gone with
He is 'Vlauding U-twcn two haystackF," ( myself and other deputies on olhcial busi
and the iiiun'ry hi watching to see upon ness. For aniciilars by mail. (Signed) J.
which he will feed. K. Miaell.Tnited States Marshal.
j The TiHxt l'Miun aays of the Saumlers
Tin: school-house and the open Bible murder that Saunders went to yuincy to ar-
iilloU,,uerandrcd.-emV tahandIlahorestauegroct..rgea w.tu iorg.ng a posia.
Kjt
if given a fair chance. No other agency :
-ver can (ucoetil in curing such moral
diseise and tutisforniing such monstrosi
ties. The ltt laws, backed by ignorance
and siipKripd by atheism or Buddhism ;
or Mohammedanism, never have and
never will lift tip a jeople. liood laws
grow naturally, as the seed is pluntei by
the wh.Kilniaj.tcr and the Bible teaching
missionary.
Ih.u.N i:at my that Ilcpublicans will
couipiain when a Ik-mocratic majority
in IVingrvMS npp'y the rule laid down by
Seaker I-eil. They ought not to. There
is nothing morally wrong in the majori
ty ruling w'heii it is a majority. The
rule of the majority is a doctrine dear to
Ilepulilican. The majority ought to
rule. It is their right If they do not
rule righteously or justly they w ill soon
.1-aHe to l? a majority. It roust not lie
forgotten that Congress is new every two
years.
Says the New York Mul !' llrprtn:
"The sudden and over helming fear
which has come over the Iieuioemts in
regard to the alleged plan of the Repub
licans to " hait" the I'nitcd States Treas
tiry, is decidedly ludicrous. The idea
that the Republican majority iu Con
Vtviw, representing- by far the greater
lirtion of the nation's wealth and intel
ligence, is so incapable or so dishonest
as to be unable to administer the gov
ernment in a just and economical man
ner is so ridiculous that the Ietnocratic
organs will only waste their breath in
hot ling loot" in the people's ear."
To til. credit of the Fifty-first Con
gress the admirable code of rules pre
iared by a majority of the committee
with a xiew to cxjieditiiig business and
preventing one or two obstreperous and
nhstinate nicruliers from defeating legis
lation demanded by the coplc, has been
adopted. The news of this victory of
the Republics.!; over tbe IVmocrats will
W welcomed bv every one who cast a
allot in the fall of IKss, m the hope
that tbe "Republican Jiarty would be re-
stored to power with asuliicient majority
to carry out the legislation w hich that i
-,1y bad promised in its National plat- j
lorm, and had uispticd out to the people j
on the stump and through the great or- i
gnus of public opinion. !
Tin: bill to provide a government for
1 iVlahoma, as amended in the Senate,
would .muplcte the formation cf Terri
tories in the United States, unless it
might lie in Alaska. Feasibly that vast re
gion of rock and snow will have a popu
lation some day to justify the organiw-
tion of a territorial government there,
l.tit the I nited States, as acouinact con-
tiuental domain, needs only the passage
of the bill referred to to become subject
to the reign of law th:oughout its entire
length and breadth. The amendment
include iu the proposed territory what
is fitly known as No Man's Land. ,
This strip of country lies between Col
orado, Texas, and Kansas, belonging to
neither of the three, a menace to them
all. It contain-an era of about 4.0n0,(K)
acres, said to lie well watered and rich
in agricultural resources. Hitherto it
lias lieen a wild grazing country, the few
MHiple living there recognizing no allegi
atnee to law, an l largely given to outlaw
ry as a livelihood. The opulatioii is
roughly estimated at 10,(J, uioetly cow
boys, if not cattle thieves.
The Fifiy-tirst Congress is now ready
for business. Tbe House has been drift
ing along w it bout rules all w inter. Their
adoption was accomplislied Friday, and
that under circumstances admitting of no
doubt as to the validity of their adoption
At the last the iK-tnocrsl entirely aban
doned the policy of oltructive silence
aud voted, thus removing all question of
a quorum. The vote was partisan. Every
I Vniocrat opposed the adopt ion. Every
Republican favored it. With the excep
tion of contested election cases there has
been uo marked draw ing of party lines
in the House, and hardly any in either
(ranch of this Congress, excejit on the
rule. It baa taken all this time for the
Republicans to overcome the olistaclea
put in the fay of legislation by the Dem
ocrats. It was a stubborn fight, but tbe
end accomplished justifies tbe persistence
of the Speaker and bis political associates
in waging the battle.
The American people in now bold
lite party in jxwer to a rigid accounta
bility for the conduct of National affairs.
Tli Senate M'HheHouPonnt only, bnt
ti.Kwaiive.mi 3anu
of the fovernnw nt, are in the lianda of
! the Iiepublican party. This clean aweep
dot not abridge the rirbt of rHate and
municipal fwverumenta, and as a conee-quen.-e
a great deal of political anthority
j Mil! elude the Republican- which by
right belong to them. Throughout the
'entire South the Democrats hare nn
Ibrjken rar, albeit in the minority
' nearly everywhere. "With thia general
exception, it will be their own fault if the
! Republicans do not put Republicanism
', into practice in the enactment, execution
! and interpretation of law. By the
oeoi.le will have a fair chance to renew
their confidence in the party, or withdraw
it, the eaae may be. And popular
judgment will not turn on back number
and prejudice, nor yet on the. qualifica
tion or disappointment of personal
ambition, but npon th fidelity with
which the party adhere to it principles,
releera iu pledge, and conduct tha
public buainee.
Tha Democrat and tha Vatarans.
X. V. Press, Feb. a.
Mr. Bynum of Indiana offered an amend
ment yeLterday in the debate on rule wti.ch.
ifpaawd. would bury all pension legislation
in the Uuk. His proposition if, and in
this be bad the substantial support of the
Democratic party, that when a bill for the
increase of pension or for granting pen.ioiis
not formerly provided for is pending.it
shall be in order to offer an amendment pro-
,jd;n(r by taxation for the payment thereof.
Mr. Groevenor of Ohio did not exa-crate
wben he declared that thia amendment o
! far aa the veteran were concerned, was the
most thoroughly antagonistic and hostile
proposition ever made on the floor of the
House. It i. understood as an attea.pt on
the part of the Democrats to prevent all leg-
isliation favorablo to the aoldiem. In fact,
it was intended to stop future pension legia-
lation. It is fortunate, therefore, that this
amendment was rejected, though ninety-MX
jmocrat voted in favor of it.. The vet-
lhe w willf before this aeionof
country did not have four years more of
Cleveland and a Iteroocratic Congress.
Th Vrw is opposed to eitravapanee and
jn l(,e ldmim9,r,lion of pub.
u ha((,lw,yi, ,drocaled tiir
n ,ibmi, trealmeI)t for those who
fur r-nion
Murdaraa While On Duty,
WAsiiih'iToK. Feb. II. The following tele-
Kram, dated Jacksonville, Kia.. February II,
.,,....ri.. the aasawination of a Dei-uty
" - . . . K. at
m.i,i , revived be At
Genen,j mlcT iUit flernoon: W.
fi unj one 0f niy bravest and most
.diciiu regular dei.utie. ai brutally assas-
,iniltej at guincy. ;alsen county, yester-
order. Jleurana neavuy an tiay anu laie in
the attemoon was being driven out to Santa
Clara tobacco plantation with two men
whom he had become acquainted with in a
saloon. On the road they stopped to take a
drink, and as they got into the buggy again
three shots were tired and Saunders fell dead
in the buggy.
Saunders was a prominent Republican.
The Ttmrt-Luton denounces the murder in
bitter terms and eays that the good name of
l loriili demands that the murderer be de
tected and punished.
It is stated that a man has been arrested
by the local authorities.
A Crlminal'a Piteoua Story.
CLEVBLasn, Ohio, Feb. 13. Yesterday af
ternoon a business man saw two rough-looking
men emerge from St. Joseph's Catholic
Church on Woodlawn avenbe, and as they
acted in a suspicious manner he gave chase.
One of them escaped, but the other ran into
St. Bridget's Church, where he was captured.
In the police court this morning he claimed
to have stolen nothing from St. Joseph'?, but
tbe officials of that church report a valuable
communion service missing. The thief,
who gave his name as George Burke, stated
on the stand that he had spent tweuty four
years in different penitentiaries, hij last term
being two years in the Trenton (N. J.) State
prison for aiding in a Newark jail delivery.
Speaking of his crimes. Burke said : "I
have never had any encouragement to lead
an honest life. Ever since I was lirst wrong
fully convicted I have been kicked down
bill. Whenever I got work some oue would
come along and tell my employers that I
was a criminal, and I would be discharged.
I don't care what becomes of me ; I hare lost
hope.'' He was lined $2X1 and sentenced to
twj months in the work-house.
Cenerous Indians.
Caelisle. Feb. 12 While the pupils of
tbe Indian School were at dinner to-day. the
apjieal sent out from Agent Cramsil, of the
I (evil's Ijike Agency, North Dakota, asking
for relief for the starving Indians was read.
After a brief discussion, Pennhxn Whee
lock. Oneida, moved, aod William Pi vis,
Comanche, seconded that the students con
tribute $."50 ol their savings. Tbe motion
j was a.rTlt4 unanimously. Captain Pratt
j telegraphed Agent Cramsil to draw ou him
at sight for that sum.
The students earned this money through
the system of the Carlisle school. The earn
ing of tbe pupils last year amounted to.
more than $12.UJU. The Indian boys are
much tought for as help by Pennsylvania
farmers.
An Awful Crime.
RiTTr.. Mont, Feb. IS. A revolting crime
was committed yesterday in Burlington, a
quiet mining village three miles from here.
Mrs. Bryant, wbo kept a boarding bouse for
miners, bad saved about (too, with which
; she intended to pay the passage for herself
! na cuuuren to join ter nm.Oaiii
ho left
for Austialia aixut a year ago. About noon
yesterday she discovered her 16 year old son
Thorns, rifling her trunk, and in the quar
rel which ensued Thomas shot his mother
dead. Tbe boy then escaped. Later a doz
en men started in pursuit of him, but the
young man eluded them and gave himself
up, and is now in jail. He had tJO in bis
' pockets when locked up.
Four Babies at a Birth.
j SooTrDALr.. TA. IX This morning Mrs
Michael Newton, of Everson. gave birth to
four healthy, well-formed children, all girls.
Tbe father of the children is a coal miner, an
Irishman by birth, and has lived here for
eleven years. Mrs. Newton is a robust wo
man of .16 years, and was tbe mother of
eight children. Hundreds of people visited
the Newton residence Ibis morning, and tb
citizens are going to present Mr. and Mrs.
j Newton with a handsome purse. The moth
j er is getting along well, and the attending
! iilivician Dr A J P.wtv
j dren u ' . ... .
strong, though slightly below tbe average
size.
Her Deaa Babe in Her Arm.
Nxw York, Feb 13 Mrs. Mara.-et Hinee,
a young mother, thinly clad and atiivering
from the cold, with a dead babe in her al
most bare arms, was found in a doorway on
Fourteenth street, near Broadway. last night.
The moans of the distressed woman ati ractrd
the attention of a man wbo was hurrying
by. Sbe did not know her child was dead.
Her husband had deserted her, and when
she left tbe Charily Hospital a few week
ago sbe had no money. Her search for work
was not successful, as she found only a little
scrubbing to do. and yesterday she said she
only secured little work to do. for which
she was given sncuetbinv. to eaL When
night came sbe had no money, and, instead
of applying to the charity organizations, she
walked tb streets. She appeared half crazed
by her loss.
Naw Ruia Adopt 4 ir. tha House.
Vhiinuvix. Feb. H.-T..e new rule of
the House were tinaUy adopu.d to-day, and
the House may now 1 expected to do soma
business.
The cioeing scenes were coniaratively un
exciting. Tbe benches were uearly empty
and only one incident of tle day caused any
excitement. That was when Mr. Bynum.
of Indiana, offered an amendment providing
that when any hill for the Increase of a pen
sion, or for granting pensions not provided
for. is pending, it shall be in order to offer
an amendment providing by taxation for
the payment thrreof.
The amendment was appoN.l by Mr.
Thomas, of Wisconsin, who.leclarsd that it
object was to bury all peusion legiskstion in
the House.
After further discussion tb amendment
was rejected, yeaa. 9C; nays. ICI. Other
amendment met the same fate, and the roles
were finally adopted by 161 yea to 145 nay.
rVPOBTAXT TO COUUta.
Tb 8ent to-day passed bill for th re
lief of soldiers and sailor who enlisted or
served under assumed names while minors
orotherwise In the army and navy during
the war of tbe rebellion. The bill provide
thst certificates of discharge shall be issued
to these soldier and sailors who were hon
orably discharged.
SCATS ro TWO MORS EBPl'SUCASS.
The House Committee on Election baa
decided that Mudd is entitled to th seat in
the Fifth Maryland district and Feather
atone in the First distriot of Arkansas,
KUraln In Trouble.
St. Loci. Mo. Feb. 14. A special dispatch
from la!las, Tex , to the rMt-Vapatck aays
Jake Kilrain and bis sparring troupe exhib
ited at the Opera House last night. It was
announced to be only spurring and wrestling
match. Afier some uneventful sparring by
others, Tom James of Dallas encountered
Banzia, the combination's champion light
weight, for $23. The conditions were that
James should stay four rounds. In the
fourth round lianzia struck James in the
neck, knocking him limp on the stage.
James was unable to rise. He, sponged
nd restoratives applied, and tbe show con
tinued, no one supposing that James was
hurt seriously.
When the entertainment had about con
cluded, Muldoon announced that Jamea was
unconscious and called for a physician. As
soon as the serious condition of James be
came known officers began a search for Ban
zia, but he had Bed. At 12:30 this morning
James died, and the entire combination, ex-
iepting Banzia, was put under arrest on a
charge of murder. Kdrain was so overcome
that he wept like a child. A few hours later
Banzia returned and surrendered to tbe
otticeri. It is generally supposed thst James'
neck ass broken, hut "one doctor gives it ss
his opinion that James diei from paralysis
of the heart.
KIs aim wa Sure.
Caa-TLiM, February 17. Last night at
9 o'clock two burglars went to the residence
of J. F. Fringle. two miles east of here, and
rapped at his door. Mr. Fringle got up, but
before he opened the door they said they bad
a telegram for him. I'pon letting them in
they made a rush to tbe bedside of his wife
and began choking her.
Mr. Fringle seized hi revolver, shot twice
in quick succession. One of the burglars
ran out, closely followed by the other. Mr.
Fringle shut the house up, afraid to show
himself till Ibis morning, and looking in the
yard found that his aim was good, for there
lay a dea l burglar.
The alarm wa given Vere this morning,
and I'M) men have gone out to investigate.
It is supposed that a'i other burglar has
been locked up this morning, as be was limp
ing and his face is tied up.
A Whlta Cap Horror.
Wukelisu, W. Va., Feb. 10 A terrible
White 'ap outrage is re polled front Wood
county this State. At Kockwood a party of
men went to the house of Charles Smith,
took out Smith and his wife and whipped
them until they fell tenseless. When they
recovered they were warned to leave the
State, and they tied the next day. It is
claimed that the outrage was instigated by a
prominent citizen whose advance Mrs.
Smith had repulsed. The Smiths are high
ly respectable.
Important Pension Measures.
WASHiaoTs. February 14. Two pension
bills of importance passed the Senat to-day.
The first repeals the sections of the Revised
Statute which require that the claim for
pension by a State Militiaman for disability
incurred while temporarily on duty must
be tiled before July. HSI.
The other provides that oaths required in
pension or bounty cases, may be taken be
fore any officer authorized to administer
Most oiler Items.
Some of our farmers have opened their su
gar camp.
Mr. Jacob Keller, will move to Somerset
iu the spring.
Albert Wright, lost a valuable colt a few
days ago.
E. Y". Mostoller, will engage in the char
coal business this spring.
fJ. F. Sipe. will move to Johnstown in the
course of a few days.
Henry Custer sold a tract of white oak to
L. C. Lambert.
II. E. Woodward, is getting bis saw mill
in shape to resume operations. It has been
lying idle the past six mouths.
Echo
Husband Items.
Mrs. Henry Yinkie, of (Iril)in, has been
vbiting friend in this neighborhood the
past week.
The property of tbe late I'. 8. Weller was
sold at public sale on the 14tb, W. S. Weller
lieing the purchaser. Consideration $1)00.
The farmers' Institute was well represent
ed from this section.
Mr. Peter Heftley expects to build a new
bam this spring on his famous "Highland
Farm."
The "Grangtr" meeting held at this place
Thursday evening was the most largely at
tended we have yet had. Speeches were
made by a number of farmers, wbo are not
slow in discussing questions which relate to
farming imtrests.
Occasional.
Tbe importance of purifying tbe blood can
not be overestimated, for without pur
blood yon can iot enjoy good health.
At this season nearly every oue need a
good medicine to purify, vitalize, and enrirh
the blood, and Hood's Sarsaparllla is worthy
your confidence. It is peculiar In tliat It
strengthens and builds up the system.creates
aa appetite, and tones the digestion, while
It eradicate disease. Give tt a trial.
Hood's Barsaparilla is sold by all druggist.
Prepared by C L Hood & Co Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
SEND YOUR
JOB WORK
T (be SOMERSET IIEBAED.
We do tbe neatsst, cheapest and best Job Print
ing la rjst county oa shortest notice
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gHERlFPS SALE.
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ImikiI ! of Hie un oi vmmoa VWti nt Som
re ttnuniv. P , 1 wJI eX to publir Mleat
the Court IIuum, til Uxuir. t, fa., at 1 o cluck j.
m., on ...
FRIDAY, FEJt'T 21, 1S0O,
All therifrht, ti'le. Interest and elxtm of F. A.
Iionier, uf, in, and to tbe ftrilowdtig described real
estate, via :
Ail that part ft a eetuda Int of ground citnate
la MeverWale Bum'isb, Somrt Cotiugr. J'a.,
kieaied eo tbe euruer ot ijkrtct struet en1
strmt. ruDBiDK fruui th mill race to Flaturbertr
trwk, froutiiitftti fwt tm Large gtrert, aiid ti
WQtltng Uick soelh along ift to Klausrhuny
crrk.ald oriaiital lot XU.ol which iDesbove
dex-ribrd Is a part, having tlierooa erected two
sl7 Irs me dwelling bvuae, etc., llh U eppur.
tevancee,
Taken in xerolion as the property of F. JL Do
sser, at Mm suit oi llarver M. lWkley. AOiaiais
Ustut of kJnautMrl Llctil)r, dae'd.
-also- ;
AU th right, tttl. Interest and claim of Mrs,
X. M. ledrow, of. la and to lb following dascrtu
d real estate, viz :
A cenaio tract of land sttuat In Black Tw
Somerset Couutv, fa., adjoining lanris of Hair
Kraut, llenry aipe, Anihu&y Shoemaker, Valen
tine Uav, aod oiaers, eoutalnlng 177 aores and
allowance, having thereoa erected a large two
ory dwslllu boiwe, ham. nou sprtn home,
aud other outbuilding. Fruit, and an abundance
uf water art on th ureouasa, U& lb appurte
nances. Taken la execution a 'he property of Mr. K.
U. Tedruw, at Ue suit of ti. J. Humbert.
- ALSO-
All the nilu, title, Interest and claim of Luther
A. sinuh, ul. in and to the following described
real estate, via :
A or nam U of grnnnd situate in Yleyorsdale
Borough, Mmersri Couuty, Pa , fronting ou Cen
tre sireet 1. feet aud ruuoiuf hack W luet to lot
of N Sllwr, the kit tlng bounded and described
aa tallows : hecinmut at a point o t'enlie street
at a lot of It rv l. U kluyens Kxeeutrix of 11. C
Meyers, deceased, tbetic south 37 feet to an alley
or pasaaae way, thruce east Ml leet lototuf l.
Klieer, liienca norm 37 frei to lot of Mrs, 1. C.
Meters, tbeuee west SM feet to Centre street, the
place ot beginning, said lot being part of a lot
tnat Wm. fcli.w purebaed from Mrs. I). C Mey
ers, Kxecntnx ot 1). .'. Wevera, deo'd., by deed
bearing date April 1, IssJ, (Tbe alxive mention
ed alley or passage ay to be I He Joint property
of the owuer of this lot and the owner ol the lot
adlotiihig. by the order of Wm. Sil.-rr), ha. lug
thereon erected a two story brick, loelal-ruoted,
steam heated priming ofhee, with holler, oleauu
tixtuies, staiB engine, steam power Adams and
other presses, anu other niachiurry, type, etc.
Taken In execiitloa a tbe pmoertj of Luther
A. smith, at the .till ot peter C. M.J rr, use of 8.
P. Meyers aud W. P. Meyer, et al.
-ALSO-
All the right, tide, interest and claim of Len.
Ferrel, of, iu and to the follow ing described real
estate, via :
A house and lot of ground situate in Xew Cen
treviile Borough. haiiieret t'ouuty. Pa , fronting
ou Main street, aud ouiut d by Maiul'ruwtrvei
on the wrat. and on the Kt hy lots late of tbe
estate of Jamea il. soil, with Hie appurtenances.
Taken in execution as the property ul Leu fer
rel, at the suit uf Jatues Fenel
ALSO
AH the right, title. Interest and claim of Jacob
R. aifretlieriy. ot, In aud to toe following de
acri lied real estate, viz :
xt - A tract of land situate in Klkh'ek
ANO. t. 'juw'iiship, somerset Couuly, la.,
warranted in tbe naute of Kn Corey, sniainhig
tout hundred and tweuty four acres, strict meas
ure, Usinded as folio- s. vu :
Uogiuoing at a biack oak in the line of land of
Chew W ilcox's Negro .ila.le." thence extend
ing south two buudreu and sixty and hve-tenths
1.1-0.5) pen-bea to a aaaalras, thence east a ton g
land ot Herkley Moore two hundred and sixty
perches and live tetiths t jso ,M to a service. tuene
north along laudi.of IJoaard March two littDdred
and sixty atid.VW perches and town-Ire thenc
west along land ol Thomas Corey, Juuior. two
hundred and sixty perches and hve-temba t-0.&)
to a black oak, the plweof begiutiing.
Ni tract of land situate in Elklick
O. 2. Towui-hlp. warranted in the name
of Martin Meyers l'r hunsett" and in trut for him
self and lrvi Wul'erstierzrr, oiilaining four
hundred aud twenty-tour acres, strict measure,
botiuded as f.tllows;
Brglnning at stones, thence by John and Tbna.
Vim y, Southotie ccgree West i-i. lu V.) three hun
dred and sixty-live j-ercbea to' a post, rhsiih
eighty uiuedegrees West is. ssi" W.) Icty-two per
cl.ea to 1mi, fs nth oi.e d.ct.e Sest ci I" W.)
tiliy-two s-r.-hes t-Sj) peicl.es to stones. Then.ss
hy Mo-esfharey, North su degrees West (N. sa"
Vi.) one htimire-t and ninety tlsun pen-hes to
stnhea. North oue degree Kat I N. 1 l- lifiy two
t.V.') pen hes to post. Nor.k eishty-nine degrees
west ( N- st W.i two hundred and ritty three per
ches lVt) to jst, thence by laud of Manfn Mey
ers North oue degree Kast (N. 1 E.J two hundred
and fony-two 14.'.) perches to post, no. lib sixty
three dcRTees hjist i. sa" K I twenty-nine () per
ches to stone. North seventy-four degrees tN. 74
W.) ten perches to post, bo.ith sixteen degrees
East t rt. Is0 E forty perches to stones, South eigh
ty niue degrees East IS. sst E ) thirty-three per
ches to stones, smutb nineteen dcifrees Laititt
lt E i twenty-seven i7i -en he to popiartlienee
by Simon .-rel.han's t-H,utb lendegrtsa West (S. lo
W ope htin.iiid slid lotty pet.-hes to si. Mies.
South lifiy degrees East is. ta E.I twenty ciH per
ches to pot, Sou'h eighty-nine degrees East t4.
svE.I one hundred and seventy-four perches to
birch. North sixteen nd one-half degrees East
(N. E.i fitly one (Mi perches to a chestnut.
North twelve and on- -hall degrees East (N. la1.,0
E.I two hundred and niuety ( n)i perches lo a
p.-sl, North eighty degrees East I X. S0 E.) eighlT
four perches to place of beginning,
-s" A tract of land situate in Addison
i'O. 3- Township, warranied In the name
of James lliddle, onwiuiug lour hundred and
twenty-four acres, strict measure, bounded aa fol
low--, vis
h ginning at stones, thence North one-half de-erw-
East iS. E I two hundred and seventy.
uine perehe-i to post, theuce North eighty-nine
and oue-nair degrees west (.. ws" w.t uve nun
dred aDd thirtv perches s.'t0) to a pohU 8.sith one
half degree West iS. J, W.) sixty-four and five
tenths (M 5'lbl perches to post, thence by laud
warranted 111 the name of William hell. Houlh
eighlv-iiine and one-half degrees East (8. Ic
E. ) three hundred and eighiy-three (:IS3) perches
to a pot. Month one-half degrees West (S. W )
two bulidreu ana niteeu i.i.i) iercues to a pose,
thence be land warranted in the name of Jo-tab.
Corey Hnuth eiKhty-nlne and a half degrees Kast
(S. St.10 E. ) one hundred and fony -seveu peryhes
to the place of beginning
-vt , A tract of land In the name of Wll
4.U. . hamCorey coutaiulug four hundred
and twenty ""r acres, strii-t metftire, situate la
Eikln K lowusn p. isiinn.d as fuitowa, vis :
UMtfiiitilnv mt s Iirf-i.Ml. th.tnH hv miiA uf t arm.
ard March. Heat two buiidivdaiid slaty ami tlve-
tenth perrhea tjso N-lOi to a service comer of
r-.nos txtrey. tneuee Dy lanuot i nomas. ortn two
hundred aud sixtyand five-tenth s-retn-)J-lir-lU)
l aw bite oak, then.-e hy J.-siah CoreT K-ist two
humlnsl and sixty atiu live tentn o-ii.v.i t-er-
dies to stones, and thence by lands of Jarno. Co
rey am. Fists Moore, sv-uth two hundred and ix
ty and nve-tciitlu JsiO b 10) perches to place uf he
g nniug.
N . A trat of land slmate in Addison
Towuship. warranted in the uame
or William Hell, containing lour nundrea anl
twenty-f.sjracrus, strict measure, bounded as fol
lows, vis :
llrgiiining at a post on the line nfJames Riddle.
tben.-e by J.-stsh Corey South thirty-four degrees
ctc. ih w tone nunnreo anu six it-six i-er-
chesl rerches to a tst. South nine degrees
vt.-st is. v i one ntin.tren percnes to a
formerly a hin'h thence ly Thomas Crorev Nijrth
eighty-nine aisl a halfdegrees West tX. tii'-f W.)
eighty perches to a birch North nine degrees Kast
X. tr E lone hundred pert-lie to a post, thence
by " Negro Glsde " North lhlrty-fi.ur deirrees
1-sttN 81" E.1 one hundred and sixtvfour wr-
chest livS) to stones. North ft fty-six degrees wed
(X. Sti W.) two hundred and twenty three perch'
est, stone, thence by lands of Nancv K. Chers
North thhtv-tourd wrees Kast IS. M E l ftftv (iti)
pen-hes to untie. North e'hiy-nlne and a half
degrees west (. K'1" w .) two nund'cd and six
petches to red uaa, thence oy Jonn un.'intnek.
North fonv-hTH degrees East (X. 4.'i E I slxtv.
three (ai nerehss to a Is4. North fortv five de
grees west t. 4.i" .( nneeniiai perches tua ss4
i SKiiihelghtv-iiinesn.t on.-half degrees Ea.-t i..t
i E i three hundred aud eighiy-tbre (.tsH) nerchea
to a post. Houlh one-hair degree West (. JV w.)
two hundred and eighteen itl perchea tsifast.
South eighty-nineaud a half degrees East s. suj
E. i Iwenty-nlns perches to pltu-e if beginning.
J x The undivided one fourth prt in
lyu, U. terest or share of a tract of land in
Elklick Township, w arranted in the name of Jo
siah Corey, eontsining four hnndred and twenty
five and a quarter acres, ethi strict measure,
bounded as follows,?!:
ltegiiiiiing atsiunes. thence by land" of James
and Hubert Corey, and James Chary, North illf
perches iH7 pete hps to sum. theme hy jani.-a
Uidille West one kuudnsl aud elghtyseveu (ls)
pen-hes pi st one. lln lKV by William Hell Mih
thirty-four degrees West iS, S4J i one hundred
and sixty perches to sUmea, Houth nine degrees
West iS. r !. oae hundred pereh"t to a hirea,
thence by Th.anas irey East one hundnsl and
fifty-two (l.U) perchea to a post. South eighty six
perrhea to a pts.1, thence by William Corey Kast
one hundred aud eight perches to stones, the place
of beginning.
N Tbe nndlrided onefmrth part Itv
u- iciest or share la a tract of laud ait
wsted in Elklick Twnihip, couminliur four Lun
dred and thirty -nine acres (4! and one hundred
and forty pen ties, miot measure, warranted in
the name of T nomas Corey, and bounded a fol
lows, vut :
Beginning at a ten-ice, thence by Willi, m Co
rey North two hundred and sixty-five ami five
tenth (iA 5-10 perches to atonsa, thence East one
httudrcd and rtfty-two (UVJI pen-hes tbeuee
bv Joaiah Corev North eigbtTtx (Wti per
ches to a pot. West one hundred and eignty
fiiar (1M) perchea P. a hin h. thence by Chew
Wtlcoi " Lost cove" tiiHith seveuty-f.Hir degrees
West (fl. 74 W.) seventy-one (7!i perches to a
chestnut. South sixteen defrreea West (8. 16 W.)
two hundred and twenty-eight perches to a po-t.
Houth serenty nine d,irreea West 18. 7V W .)on
hundred pen-hes to a chestnut. Mouth eightv eight
and one ten lb iss 1-10 pen-he to a black oak, and
thence by Etios Corey .ad tsw. hundred and sixty
five and five tenth I'JU'i i-10; perches to plaee of be
ginning. Vr 8 The nndivhled one fourth ()inter
o. ,wrt or .hare of a tract of laud
situated in Elklick Towichip, containing four
hundred and thirty five (l.vij acres and twenty
(ai perches, strict measure, warranted in the
name of James Corey, and Ismnded as follows :
Begriming al a white wk, thence hy Knos Co
rey West two hundred and twenty-four fit per
ches to a pine, thence hy Thomas Corey North
two hnndred and e'ghty pen-bes ua post, thence
hy K.t-rt Our. East two bnudred and sixty and
five tenth 'iMi-VIO perches to a spruce plus, thence
hy Halph Char jy S.suh one hundred and ninety
(, pen-hes to a post, thenoe by Eheneser irif
6th West thirty six perches to a maple. South
ninety (SO. oerches lothe place of beginning.
Vn n A tract of laud situate in Addison
y. Township warranted In the name
of Martin Meyers for himself aud iu trust for him
self and Levi W olfensperger, containing two
hundred and srventy-one and a halt (71V acres
andallowaurw Nindcd as follows to wit. Begin
ning at a poat thence Smith thieedegrees East,i83
K. ) two hnrslrsd and thirty-eight 2SS) pen-hes,
thence South eighty-nine degrees East ( 3 SSr E )
twenty -four perrhn. ust.sa, thence North six
degren. Wwt i si. if W. j (cms-three (43) perches
to a pc. thence North forty-two degrees Eai4
IN. 42 E. I f.iriy-mr perches to a spmee pine,
thence Smith SRy-ihree degrees Eat( S. h&- K )
fortv eight perches to a birch thence North f.-tv-e'ght
degrees East ( N. 4a E ) sixty fire perches
to a birch, thence North forty fisir and a half
d.-greea West ( Hi. 4'v' W June hnndred and six
teen perche" to a birch, thence South thirty de
grees West ( 8. sot w. ) one hundred and tweniv
pen-hes ( 1 JO I to a post, thence rssith fifty nine
sAd a ball degrees W est ( S. ft'
y w. ) seventy
two ill ) perches, thence North eighty mue do
greea West! X. HP w. ) forty six perches to a post
thence 8o.ua twenty and a half degrees W est
( H. SoV W. ) one hundred and rig perches ( 106 )
loacnt-mnni, loence sxitn sixty Oeeresa East
( S. 0 E. ) sixty t0i pe re lira, thence South clev.
en degrees East ( 8. 11" K ) Hny four and five
tenth ( MV0i perches, thers-e North eighty four
degrees West ( N. M"W. I twenty six and five
tenth ( 3T. V!M rs-rches thence ISsllh six degree.
W est (A P Vi. i thirty three t Si ) pen-hes to stones,
thrnrv Siutb twenty nine and a halfdegrees East,
( S. iA? K. I fifty nine ( a9 ) perches, thenoe North
flits x degrees East ( K. M K. ) thirteen and tire
tenth ( U4-14 ) perrhea, seventy three ( 78 ) perch
es to a port, the place of beainning. hnanded by
lands uf Meyera, Wollensperter andJohu XI t Un
tuck. T A t-actoflauil slmate In Addison
MJ. JO. TOwn-hlp. warrantettinlhenaiii
of Martin Mevers lorhlmsell, aot in trut fir him
self and Levi Wolfersperger. containing four bno
drtsl and live and one quarter t"" l-ij acres and
allowance, honuded as follows, vlx :
beginning at stones, thence by iand of Peter
Meyers. South slity throe degrees Eat 18. "3 E )
two hundred aud hnv seven perches, then.-e
Scmih one diwree W est (. 1 W.i two hundred
and f.eiy two pen-hes K42ihy landot Martin Mey
ers, thence North eightv nine degrees West (N.S!S
W.) two hundred and thirty-one tl i perche by
laud t4 Isuiel Wrvand to a iwt. theuce North
one degree Eat (X. 1 E.) three hundred and fif
ty four tlbi) perches to stones, the place of be-
tf?"'""-
JU. II. Tow n'hln. warranted In the name
of Martin Mevers, for htmseli aud in trust lor him
self and Levi WoUersperger, containing four hun
dred and eight and a quarter n 1 4, a. r and
allowance, hounded aa lolluws. vis:
Beginning al a post, thence a'ong land of Mar
tin Meyers, North oue degree Kasli-V 1 E.)three
hundred and fifty four perchea to stone, thence
Kaitb eighty two degree WestiS. W.) elgh y
Ssrenes isuj to sumea, insoce mum .w
agrees West is. a W., seventy seven perches
j! lo stone. Uieaee south lorly lot.t ana .. nan
degrees West (S. Af W.) perches, thence
Nortn forty nlneand a half degrees est i . H"
W'.l slxtv two narcliee to stones, thenc Nona
eighty nine degrees West (X. a deg..W.j thirty
five pen-hes id5i to k past, thsnce along the laud
of Martin Mevetl South three degree Eaat (H, a
E.) two bundnsi and forty five percnes to v.
theuce South eighty nlue derves West tH. sv W i
two hundred and forty Sevan CJ47) pen-hea along
the laud of I'suiel Wst-aud to th place of l-
ginnlug, with the appurtenaiieea.
Taken In elocution aa the pmperty of Jacob ft.
raelberrv. at tha suit of Cornelias Berkley aud
tor use of Frlck it Co.. now use Estes 4 Isturial,
Cbaa. J. liarrisou aud Susau V. W 111.
ALSO
Alt iha rlehL tills, interest and claim of H. B.
Rarned. of. in. and to tne following described
real estate, vis :
A certain tract of land situate In liwer Tur
kevf.aM Twp .Somerset Co.. Fa. adjoining lands of
Noah Scott, J. H. Harned, Mrs. Mary ls-U. L'ptoo,
and others, containing 7 acres, more or less,
having thereon erected a two story frame dwell
ing house, stable and other outbuildings.
Taken In execution as tbe pnnerty otH. JJ.
Harued, at the suit of L. J. Scott's use.
NOTICE.
All nersons purchasing at the above sale will
please take notice that a part of the purchase
tn .Kiev to be made known at the time of tb
sale will be required as aouu as the pmperty is
knocked down, otherwise it w ill again be expos
ed losale at the risk of Ihe first purchaser. The
residue of tbe purchase money must be paid on
or before Thursday of the first week of February
term of Court, the time tlx. u by the couil na-se-cur
ug the acknowledgment of deeds, and no
deed will be acknowledged until the puichase
moner is paid in lull.
Sberin-aOihVe, It S. McMILLEX,
Jan. 29. 10. ( Sheriff.
EPOBT OF JOHN C. MILLEK,
Steward of the Poor House and limine of
hmplorraeut of Somerset County, Pa., tor the
year eliding 31st of December, lsk'J .
STOCK OX FARM.
Kumber of horses 4
" ctdts - - 2
" " cow - IX
" bulls 1
" " two year old cattle- 2
" " yearlings
" " spring calves.......-- 11
' " sucking calves.- 3
" sheep 2
" pigs.- 12
" Hjultry 125
IMi'LEMEXTS OX FARM.
Same aa reported last year.
PROD VCTS OF FA R if.
Number of tons of hay
" " " " straw
" " bushels of wheat
' buckwheat .......
" " -V " rye
" " w " corn - . .
" " oats -
" beans
' ' ' potatoes
' " " " onions
' " ' " onion sets
" ' ' apples
" " " " turnips .-...
" " " red beets
" " " " Kohlnibs..
" " " " timothy seed
" " barrels " dried corn
" ' sauer kratil-
" " " " cucumber pickets
" " gallons " soft soap.--
M ' '-cider
" " " " vinegar
" " " " applebutter.
" beads " cabbage
" "quarts " dried blackberries
" " " elderberries
"" canned tomai.iea
" " ' ' blackberries
" " " " " raspberrie..
" " pounds " butter ........
" ' lanl
" " " tallow
" beefkilled...
'" pork "
- - " " veal '
" " " mutton "....
" " wool
85
15
2fil
142
2!l
100
ut5
7
300
20
1
30
10
10
15
10
2
4
21
3d0
t;a
6S
!W
13U0
41
10
l.Hs)
3.V
88
3207
3i hi::
5!1
ARTICLES MAXLFACTVRED IX TIIE
110 CUE.
Number of sheets 12
" pillowcases 14
" " bed ticks 2
" " bolster cases 7
M " towels 9
" shrouds 8
' " womena' dresses 37
" " aprons 37
" " sacques 0
" " " chemise 14
" " " skirts 6
" " " drawers- 6
' " esps 2
" " bonnets- 2
" " " stockings......... 10
.. .. u footed 7
" mens' shirts. . 48
" " pants. 14
" " " vests - 6
" " overalls 18
" drawers 2
" " mittens 14
socks 20
" " ' " f.ajied 11
" " childrens' dresses ti
" " skirts and chemise....... 5
" 44 aprons ...... 6
" . bib 4
' " stockings . 4
" boys' pants 3
' vests. 1
" bed comforts 4
" " M guilts 3
" " dish cloths 12
" window rurtaius. 2
" " handkerchiefs 10
" " j-ards of barred dautiel... 50
" bed curtains 2
IX.VA TES OF J LMSIIOCSE.
No. in bouse Jan. 1. '89 77
' admitted during yr. 'M
Whole No. irv bouse during year 107
No. died during tbe year... 11
" sent to Dixmcnt Hospital... 2
" bound ouL 3
" discharged, got well, & eloptd.Ki 32
Remaining in Home Dec. 31, '13
T5
Number of tramps.......,....,..,,..,...,.,,. 305
" " meals furnished,,...,,..,,...... 5.18
't '' lodginga furnished. . ........ 2J4
JOHN C. MILLEK, STgwaau.
-wTfTTglT IB HEREBY GIVEN that
f f X. 1 KJ Fj the following applications
for Tavern I.i.-ense have len tile.1 in my otlicc
and that the same will be presented o tbe Court
lor allowance on 31th of February. ISM):
Charlea A. Mitchell, Ad.lt.on Township.
Edward Xicklow, " "
Andrew MeCjuade, Berlin Borough.
Joseph W'alcuer. (.'onemaiigh Towuship.
Scott Steruer, Confluence Bortaigh.
Thomas S Williams. Klxlick Township.
Nathaniel 31 leer, Mcyersdale Borough
Robert (iuthrie, " "
Ellen Kyle, "
Mary Burkman, Rock wood "
Charles Broadwater, Northampton Twp.
William H. Cook, Salisbury Boron gh.
Jane W inters, Somerset "
tieo. H. Tayman. "
Samuel Custer, 8toyestown
John H. Uite, "
Abraham A. Miller. I reina -
ProthoiHiury's Office, 1 l. J. HORNER,
Feh'y 6, lm.
J
rrotnonotary.
QAUTION NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that my wife, Ida Otto,
having left my bed and board without just cause
or complaint, I will be in no wise responsible for
anv dents contracted by her
lebU -3L GEO. M. D. OTTO.
QOMMISSIONERS' NOTICE.
Notice is hereby gives that apnea's will be
held from the assessments for IW0 at the Com
missioners' Office, Somerset, for tbe several dis
tricts uf tbe County, oa
FEBRUARY ISth, 19th and 20th
when and where all persons and corporations feel
ing themselves aggrieved at the enumeration and
valuation of heir taxable proper! r and effects
made in such eases made and provided, are re
quested to attend and state their grievances fit
redrew, according to law. Tbe appeals will he
held on tbe above mentioned days, between th
hours of o'clock a. as. and ft o'clock p m.
D. E. WARNER,
Attest : ti. M. NEKK.
A. J. Uiliatt.. C W. WILLIAMSON,
Clerk,' Commissioners.
ANTED :-
WHITE
LUMBER,
CUT TO ORDER.
Address,
W. C. WHITE LUMBER CO,
Office No. 30 Baltimore St., Cumberland, M.I.
YOU CAN FIND
THIS
PAPER
hi tie la Pirrsm-a-w at the Adwbiiw Iss
reaa el
IIEKI1TGT01T BEOS.
waa wul auajuaet sir adveitiau a kW rsua
Receipts and.
OF THE
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR
AND
HOUSE OF EMPLOYMENT
OF
Somerset County, Pennsylvania,
For the Year Ending January 6, A. D. 1890.
GEORGE J. BLACK, TREASURER OF THE SOMERSET COUNTY POOR
HOlTstE. in account with Somerset County, Pennsylvania, for tbe year ending 6th of
January, A. I. 10.
KKCK.IPTS.
To amount received from Andrew Woy for oats
'- " Uncoin Frank for nig .............
" " J. M. Kike - " :
" i. J.Miller "
" " " f'hainicy IMckev " ........
" " M. V. Burket for a cow
" " D. R. Bmbaker Coin, of Jesae Landia .
" " " II. O. l-uuiiinitham for hi Id .
" ' " Samvu-l A.Khoades for a bull. ...... ......
' " I. K. (.ilduer, E.)., tines....
" " Christ Kelts for a
bull....
Susan Miller on maintenance -
KXPKNUITTjnKS.
Brought down..-.
FOR EXPESiEi, ETJ IWPAID FOR TUB YE.IK 13H
1 By
amount paid per order .Va 177 of 'N9 for wheat i $ fil 17
- il " " ' Directors' salary. - . -i" ti
XVI - " Jiwtlces fees ! 1 on
" " " 36 " Assessment to Association 1". i
- " i 412 " " " BtfX-f. 20H7 J1Z10I
FOR 0CTD00R EXPEXSES-l).
amount paid for outdoor relief . . S 112 ,-t
" " " coffins for outdoor paiiiers 14 tai
" " medical services for outdoor paupers MOO
" " " visitlii and conveying of outdoor paupers . It
" ' " Justices' fees for " .. H .i r
' to other couuties for " WM.sllfisK
FOR 31AIXTEXJSCE IX OTHER iySTlTCTIOXS. '
6 By
12 By amount paid for maintenance of child . In
13 "
J 4 M to O . I
1,". " " " "
jg O .. .. ..
adults iu
In Harrishurg Asylum....
in Dixmout "
in Feeble-minded School
FOR EX F ESSES OF POOR UO I SE
17 By amount paid
is
w
20 - "
21 -
for dry goods and clothing
wheat and flour ... ...
" hardware and tinware..
' stationery and postage
" Constables' and justice' lues
coffee and tea
" applebutter ....
" beefand pork ..
tobacco ..... ....
" coal and oil
" groceries ........
' suear and molaases.u..Mm......
medical wi--. ,
wool an.1 canling .....
" sb.as.and leather
" conveying paupers
ptiiitiug....
" best ma
' coffins. .......
" butchering .
- potatoes. m ...
ens-ks . . ......
' vinegar ....
FOR FARM EXPEXSES.
for blacksrnithiug ..
" freteht . .
hardware
" fruit frees
" fertilisers and lime
" live stock ...
plants and -ds
" lumlier.
" veterinary surgeon
" survejing.....
41 By amount paid
4:1
44 -
4.S ..
4fi "
47 '
n ' " -
49 "
fSl "
M
l2 " " "
FOR FERMAXEXT IXPR0VE3IEST A.VD REPAIRS.
53 By amount paid for paperingand painting
54 ' lumber and carpenter work .....
55 " " lepaira
5S tire brick aud wall paper..
7 " " " " wall ps(r
b " " " " paint and oil
IX)R EXTRAORDIXAR Y EXPEXSES.
By amount paid for furniture .
- Mn-welman fund...... ,
" " " insurance.....
' o carpets........ ,
" plastering ...
on articles of agreement
1 - . " Association expenses and assessment
FOR SALARIES AXD WAVES.
By amount paid to Director Jacob M. Fike......
- " (J. F. Schmuckur
" " " - " Alexander Hunter
" - cook
" " " clere at the mitlionient of '!.
ii " Tnsurer Ueonpj J Hhvk
" " Attorney and Clerk U C Col born
e Stcwanls Haker and Miller
' " Dr. II. H. K lmuc! I
' o Jfo thonotary and Recording fees
Tutl Receipts and Expenditure.
milE DIRECTORS OF THE rOOR
J IN ACCOUNT WITH
1. To amount of Estimates for expenses made
2. Bv amount received from Co. Commissioners on shove orders of A. D. 's5i...Sf,71 75
3. By balance of estimates unexpended to the credit of the Board 3216 25
Amount of estimate , . .
A'
CCOUNT OF C. C. MUSSELMAX DONATION See Deed Record Vol. 62 P. 7X
1. To am't ree'd from Co. Toms. Int. on Mitsselman fund for year 19...
2. By amount iaid f.ff bsks and newspap--rs ,
3. To " literature above amount of interest on luud
Total.
o
RDERS OUTSTANDING FROM THE
So j
of
Order.
TO WHOM ISSUED.
210
215
226
h.iah Lape .
Francis Welmer.....
Samuel Kb.avlei..
Total..
We, the undersigned Auditors of Somerset Countj, Pennsylvania, do
hereby certify that wc have audited; settled, and adjusted the account?
of George J. Black, Treasurer of Somerset County Poor House, and the
accounts of the Directors of the Poor of said County, for the year ending
January 6, 1890, and that the foregoing statements aro correct.
Witness our handstand seals this (ithdav of Januarv, A. I). 1890.
S. L-. SriORFji. Ike
Attest:
J. A. Berkey, Clerk.
ULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.
To C. A. I'mberger, of East Conemaugh, Oam-
oria Lo., ra. : larotine. wile or Hani I Vi fr
aud, of Blackhawk Co., Iowa ; Matrgie IX.
wile of W. II. Wagner, of Moxnam, Cambria
Co., fa. ; Drucilla, wife of William Trent, of
fjeistoWtt, Cambria Co., 1'a. ; W.a. Larman,
the husband of Harriet l'mlrger, dee d ;
Marietta, Ihe wife of Wm. Grave, ofliawsou
Ca. Iowa ; F.lmira Sbaulia, the wife of F.mari
neltihsults, ir.of Dawson Co., Iowa, daugh
ters of Harriet Larman. dee'd. :
You are hereby notified to be and appear at an
Orphans' Court to be held in and - riomerset
Co.. fa., on Mmday, the 24th day of Feb. next,
then and there to accept or refuse te take Ihe
real estate of Herman i'mberger, dee d, at the
appraised valuation, or show cause why tbe aaate
should not he sold.
nbetifTs Office. 1 R. 8. Kt MI I.I EN,
Jan'y 15, 18V0. f Sheriff.
LOME IS ADVANCING !
SAW MILLS,
BUINtiLE MsXLS,
STEAM ENGINES,
BAY PRESSE, te.
If yon wart ft'st-elsrsf AW Mil L, tend for
Catalogue and special price to introduce in your
section to
A. M. FAKQTJHAB CO. (LhnitetL) York, Pa.
Expenditures
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Aurustus Towspond on maintenance of mother
Vi. W. Maker for calf skius
Jonas I. Ankeney on eirreetnent (tiolicher) ........
shoemaker fc Sanner for ciw .
Tobias Yoder for service of bull
James Tipton on article of Nancy Claycomb...H...
J. Bradley, Esq.. tines ... .... ..
C. H Hchmncker f' pigs
J. Fike for pips..,.
Fred Buehlman for plus
(jeoiye iiiiht.slt fer piirs. ......
Alexander Hunter Jr. f.ir yigr
Calvin Hay for Irvin Sa tendruber
Wesley Hay for 8. J. Bittner
Vi. H. sis hi for lent of Boucher farm
W. H. Stahl for sheep
l. J. Brobaker maintenance of Jess Landia in Hospital.........
Samuel Trent for pitrs ,
E. E. Punh for piirs
J.J. Mllier for pirn
J. C.Miller fur calfskins ....
K. Miller for maintenance
tieorire C Llchty f.w a ram .....
Frank lAuntz for a drill - - -
8. W. Bowser, Administrator of P. Walker .......
Wm Htahl for sheep ..'
Joseph I. Miller for maintenance of daughter....... ....
W. I, Brown for costs
H ti Cnnningbam for hides
J. L. Millar lor maintenance of daughter .
SuMan Miller lor maintenance - .-
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THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET.
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(iAHRIEL GOOD, seal.
JOHN G A II RING, seal,
County Auditors.
CLE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.
lo Alex. Berkey. of Johnstown (Grubtown.) P.
inas iteikey, of b AngeHst, Cal. ; Lemaa
Lobr and Zrphariah Ix.hr, of Westmoreland
Co., Pa,. Elsie K. Tnualaud Victor Truxal.
of Westmoreland Co . Pa. :
You are hereby untitled to be and appear at aa
Orphans' Court to Ik held tn and for Homerset
Coutity, Pa., on Monday, the 24th day of Felmia
ry, next, tnen and thereto accept or refuse t
take the real estate of Jabcob Berkev, dee d, al
Uie sppra'ssd valuation, or thaw cause why th
same .hould not bo sold. ,
bheHB s Office. B. 8. MtMILI.FN
Jan. 15, 1MU. Sheriff
ULE TO ACCEPT OR ERFUSE.
To Francis M. Kimmel. McCook. Red Willow
Cnumy, NVh Ed M Kimmell, Seattle, Wash
ington ; William S. Kimraell, McCook, Neb.;
Ellen N'., wife of Jonas KefTer, Wc.tm.ws-Is ad
Co , Pa. : Louisa, wife of Lewi Fun, Cum
berland Uap. Tenn. :
You are he'eby noli rid to be ad appear at an
Orphans' Court te be held In and for riomerset
County. Pa., on Monday, the -Mi day of Februa
rv next, then aod there to a-eept or refuse to take
the real estate of Emma J. Kimmell. dee d , at the
appraised valuation, or show cause why the aause
should not be sord.
Sheriffs Office. R. 3. MoMIIXEN,
Jan. 15th la , . bbentt
FOSTER
DRY GOODS AHD CARPETS.
At No. 315 Main Street,
IN NEW DUILDING, WITH NEW
Carpets, Oil Cloths, M Dress Goofls, &c
Uaving logt our storo-building and stock on Clinton Street, we woaL
be pleased to see our old friends in our new place. We assure them that
our prices will be the lowet.
FOSTER A.QUINN.
Louther's Drug Store,
Main Street, Somerset, Pa. .
This Model Drug Store is Rapidly Becoming a'Great
Favorite rith People in Search of
FRESH AHD PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Bye Stuffs, Sponges, Truses
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, &c.
THE DOCTOR GIVES PERSONAL ATTENTION TO THX COMPOUNDING OF
PltysiciansTrescriptions 1 Family Receijts
UJ2jr.r CARE BEIXQ TAKES TO lJf OXLY FRESH AXD PVF.E ARTICLES
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES,
And a lfull Line of Optical Goods always on hand. From
such a large assortment all can be suited.
THE FIHEST BBASDS OF CIGABS
Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display our roodu
to intending purchasers, whether they buy
from us or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER, M. D.
MAIN STREET - - SOMERSET. PA.
1890
SPRING
1890
XEW STOCK
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ARPETS and CrRTAINO,
AT
Wholesale and Retail !
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VOW ON EXHIBITION, THE LARGEST
and M.t Complete line of I'arpetiugn and
Curtaiusererseeu West of New York, air entire
ly Bear deslfrn and eoloritifca, wtiich will be of
fered, at lowest prices.
-O-
2,000 Rolls Moqucttcs, from $1.10
jkt yard up.
2,000 RoIIh Wilton Velvet.. cts.
up.
4,000 Rolls Body Brussels, 00 ct.
up.
6,000 Rolls of Tapestry Brussels,
50 cts. up.
6,000 rolls Ingrains, 2- cts. up.
Cottage, Rag and Hemp Carpets,
Oil Cloths, Limllecnis.
Lace and Turcoman Curtains, Up
holstery Goods, Sic.
DEALERS will do well to give
us a call, as wc wholesale all goods
at the very lowest Eastern prices,
saving considerable to them in the
matter of freight.
EM BroBtanser,
627 and 629
PEXX AVENUE,
PITTSBURGH. .
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XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
kaiate of Henry J. Fox. .Iw'd, late of Somerset
Tap, S.HiKTet :.. I'u.
Letter teHiainemary on Hie Nve estate
haviuif beeu rrauted to the nmlerHiened Lt the
proper authority, a.l prsom tndclited in aaid ea
late are requested to make payment, and thnee
haeliif claims to preaent them dule auihemiea.
ted for settlement on Saturdav. trie IMhdayof
February, lso, al th late rewk'nee of dw'il.
JACVb O. KIMMtL.
jn0. Kxerutor.
E
XECUTR1X' NOTICE.
talate of Pr. J. K. Sil!er. dere.e.l. late of Som
erset HonMieh, .inersei i raiuiv. Pa.
Ittera teaiameniary on the eatate of Ir. J. K.
Miller, late of iinerwt Hormuth de'd. harinic
been irrauted to Ihe undersigned, n.Hioe l hereby
riven t- all peraoua indebted to aid esiaie lu
make immediaie payment, and Iboe harln
elaima aeamit theuiiie will prevent them dulv
authenticated fir a.itlemeiit and allowanre oil
Haiunlay, March 1, mhj, at the residence of A. J.
C'olboru, Ei., luisomefwr. Pa.
JENNIE C VIU.EH,
jaali ExeeutrU.
E
XECUT0U S NOTICE.
Estate of Jamea KlrrnneU, de il.. late of Quema
hooin Twp., imrrt Oo. pa.
Lettera tenianwisUry on tin aboe ei'ate ha.
Iruj been arame.1 to tbe undenlftned by tbepron
e. authori.y. notice ia hereby iriven to an per
aona iudebte.1 to sail estate to make immediate
payment, and ihoae bavin claim airainat Ihe
aatne will preaent Ihem rta'r aiiihenitcaTed tar
ar.tlemenlon Saturday. tlie '2-J.l dav of February,
1K90 at Ihe reaidenceof the Kaecu'ior, ia BUwea
town llorouch, fa.
PAI L B. S HLAG,
. EaeruUir.
8cott A fiL, Attorney!.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
kitate of John Weaver, dee'd, late of Paint Twp.,
Somerset Co., Pa.
Letter of adrainlstratioa on the above Mate
bavin been rrauted to the underaiirned by the
proper authority, nti-e 1 hereby viven to all
persona Indebted to aid estate to make immedi
ate payment, and tboae having elaima or de
mands aiming the name will present them duly
authenticated ttr M-ttlemeat tn the underaKtied
Administratrix, at the late residence of deceased
In Paint Towuthip. on or before Thura.lav-.tlie
lJlh day of Match, lfO
CATHARINE WEAVER,
Jan29. . Administratrix.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
taiat of Josenh Barron, dec-.!, late of Somerset
Township, Riomerset County, Pa.
Letten of lministrati.m on the above estate
harlnc been r runted to the undersijrned by the
proper authority, notice ia hereby (riven to all tier
ona indebted to said estate to make immediate
payment and those havlna claims airam.t the
same to preaent them dulv authenticated for
settlement ou Saturday, the sth dav of February,
1!M), at the lat reaidence of ilrceased.
(iEOKGItr. BAKRON,
L AdmiiA-trator.
& OUINN;
YOUNG'S
Reliable Drug Store.
When you need anything in th
line of
PUBE DRUGS OR MEDICIli
Don't Fail to Give Me a Call. Being
a Graduate of tha Philadelphia
- COLLEGE OF PHARMACY. -
I am prepared to fill all 1'liysicians'
Prescriptions and Family Receipts
with safety and accuracy. My line of
TOILET ARTICLES,
PERFUMERIES, SOAPS,
SPONGES, TRUSSES, 4c
is the largest an.l best in tbe County.
Palmer's Fins TcilstScap.
This is the best and cheapest Soap on the
market. One trial, and you will always
use it. Remember,
3 Cakes for 25 Cts. 3
For a
FINE CIGAR,
I only ask you lo try my leading brands.
Call and examine my tine line of
Holiday Goods.
Vkutoiw Always Wtunxi, Both
ENGLISH AND GERMAN
Language spoken. My motto,
" Purity and Accuracy.
RoiPBt-rrt-LLY
Charles Young,
Successor to C. H. ilenford,
SOMERSET. PA.
DOWN,
DOWN
THEY GO!
THE PTirCES
ON
BLACK ASTRACHAN,
-AND-
Persiana Capes!
On all rfxen, 3i to 42. We have not many uI.
so if yon want
A BARGAIN,
Come won. When a la.lv bnva a Peruana or
AMra.han ( ape, the is inakinf a
WISE PURCHASE.
A the v.reent rtvle lubonnd lo lt furl"""
three mnlmmu, at lee.c Thee are a wtrn.
comfortable rment, ei:v put on snJ
Uken off. and a Muaileartirle
tbe yer around wear, jwt at fah
iunabie in rins; as ii: fi.ll.and
ui.-e lor ciNii even;aY in
tlw eummer.
TEN JAP. SCREENS.
To come down in price, well as down fn
th Wm. Rhll whm th.T in n
1R. ti one to il, SS 60 "Hie to W
i .V) nnn to to Two F.re Scrwn,
$4 to H. oher lrinJ"U
can see w hen you cjme.
&
nrrH avk.. pitifbl-kgh.I'A.
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RACTICAL CARP CULTL'R
Oniy 65 Cents.
The onlv bn, ever offered for ele. ttt U
cbawr can return and get his money
if not niirl.-d. rne.
The honk that every farmer h"Uld nave,
taiiw 144 pwk. 7i inch-. . ' illiwira" .
intr pond botbjoi9,lain. rlver1ow, ur.lrr-.i'
vnrieliev of Ihe sh. enemies of Ihe VT-r
include everv nerew-ary inslneikiD ft an. r
mm to tuerenrullT, and at nominal rXf".lB&
dure their own !ih. Endor- d by Fi'h '
sioneni and producers evervhere. Tie
nrnni me Doo and not aiineo wm.
turn it, and we will refund their amavy.
L B. Li";l
HORNE
Jan222. AUUuce.