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rSomersct Herald.
" Tni.E K- KTLU KJ!u.rv
Oa ne-s .f ire Loavi were busily m;vj
Mjn.lay Tues.Uy tilling ihem with ice
about two inches lliiilr.
liarrfei. IMtt.
Jer.
--itrilgs al 51V
icjrt t Voting Drug More.
Purity ami Arm racy.
j , drag Mow lor ere g asse.
pjT i" be tte next Jg si boli-
,sr.:
of aU kind John X. Snyder'i
. a.re
road ittertr with Uie attend-
4y pr)ch'ci. Have
Toonj. the LeauiDf Drug-rUt, tor
l, !t:ou Scbroc:.
"p , Tj:W Sl Toting. Drug
' r wCktr25 cecta.
a-rrU-il 're-1 ' within four
,V r.ttfbcrg City Hail.
,-,rt 'i FiooJ Comriiiite. Las j-aid.
Rait, one dollar per sack.
rr.ount!DK to $115.t".
rC;if.rniaeva.'ratel fnl!t rotn
,ruia ; " i"
aere as o'fi aaoiacrow, a
cou!i live on bm i
Ti.e attendant at ourt thin wk is very
dim, there tain;; but Urn peron present ei
cept suitor, jurors and aitnesse.
. Mr. S. F. I'ickitv- who U employe! in the
l"nii.I Slate Light hs service at Chicago,
arrived in Somerset Monday morning.
Mr. Jaco, Kautr, of Johnstown, ent
Monday in Somen. He was tailed to Li.
hcttw in this county to welcome a new born
h eir.
Cyrua A. Voder, of Casaelman, baa been
ajautsxi a pennon, and A bran A. Miller, of
Cr-ica, La been grauted an iacreai of pen
sion. Mr. Ed Hoover, one day hut week, fold
hU diHillery n Urotherstalley town.Up to
Mr. Ed Walter, the celebrated Baltimore
distiller.
Josiah Keller haa filed hi bond at the
Post Office Iepartraent, and expects to re
ceive hia commission ai postmaster for Som
erset tl.ii week.
Tw. hundrej and fifty-five applicants for"
retail liqu'jf d('er Uctrae hatebttoCUd
with the Pntthonotarr of Cambria county.
One hundred and four of the number came
from Johnstown.
,-?tr
. t Wiikss'oirre never look-
' j '8 un! after his arrival
- t)t cle11 Wwt'rn Oats buy
4"j!iL':cn Schrock. He sells as cheap
holding Sute, county, bor
c tmu-'l-'l' of au ai'ointed
.w;;m aior.
atar Wiikesbarre was found to be
vrauii freshly hatcued grasshop
it iii vj-
i had elojxJ from Eaxion sent
iit..fMi Jeney City U-lling her
, f .! rre of the baby.
,i ! Iwt'i delivery wagn ia een
m ST--.-" iai!v, delivering Oroceriea,
(!'ir4 to h; many patrtns.
K fifT'i.r J"" meet these days in
viata a:ut-ion "'ilow do you do?"
j.rj'i-t pjt over the grip."
w-r; of :uf J-watown Fio-M C.m
. iir 1 iil tiiiSf a Vol jm:i! U3
,; a tv i'ieJ in a fc w was.
i :rl ergons should tenit'inbt-r
j si.vu t. the driv:it, can fur--b
.;L :.!x to "it ttieir eyes.
v jr.-.i.w were tenteiice-i t.i the
,ir thr pniteutia-y daring the
.E Vabing;'Kt cjuniy cmrl.
. Va'tr r-Kiiity co:u iuiioners hive
,tnJwJWy tax of 2 mills for
vtar. the lowest evtr placed in
i-:v.
,!..n a Hungariau was thrown
.- fr.io i U-l Ire ifcht train, and gath-j,.-,f
up he started afier the tram to
..j d.aner-ai!.
ai.l sxn be here when the
f,. --.-les hiOiseif on his garden will
i?uU3 atlb his neighbor wtiiise
i na? i:i lii dirertiou uf chickens.
:rr. at Chatubersburg, has de
Constables elected last year.
tan t-nd for one ear, shall give
;y..i ia taj a IJ.lional year, as be
v elected for three years.
a oa La-id a iarire cumoer oi gow
e will fell in quantities to suit
- iir. rr.os very reawonahie. Yard
Jt at fiaaing mill.
Holsecok Baoe. & Taksox.
. . c . x j'.jaMe that the monT sub
h:ko1 chil lrjn of the State
K e Memirial Fund, will be re
. the movement meeling with
:;ja in my pirts of the State.
t (ice has said. : A nian is happiest
firftiiM the mean things be
.at himif. And there are fel
hrn tiiey have forgot ten this
Lave but little Ue to remera-
i -!-- wboare drawinj p-nsions
r'ternai'nt by rea-.ti of rupture
litoa trus every thirty months
as be u'xaineil on ai'plication to tlie
of stirgeoui of their di-
sl:aeif pnnj clothing already re-
t:4 m)Tt yn)!np in a few days.
u.' the neat tfyies. Come and
.ie.v-nt aorniT.t. Come and
: marveiou y low prices
K5tpri t Fmkeb-
i ti4 Furs, 1 will pay the hig!et
it a'.i kinds of hides, jielts and
t at 500 cx.rds of K k Oak and
hfi. K.t cords wan!d at once.
' e at my residence, immedi-
feftbeS. k C. Station.
f lit ArrLlisLop of Can'.erburr,
af all Tnclind, bas apiHiei for a
and br ta be drunk
." Tbe premises, however.
if:i-e rLurHi hoiise. and thepur
'j K Grafe craves thelU'rnse
-ae-'ying o( ii.juid relrvuhment to the
il, -e who are attending the
if tte r-ace, and others coming
' n w-k. will do well to go to
fc Si..re fur fc'ai.k juljiroent
"r summon, scaip h'anks and
' b.4.,k. Fisher !xk Store
t fiy Inttjl cap and f.xi's-
: f'ire satT. ottirial fircen-
f n' J Mi ice. Iuu!ap' Form".
- '.d viirvaiir Kui-Vs and Mur-
i ir..n"r cor Saed in the ITol
t 1 attempted to all of the
r,il grt smie fesh air. climb-:'i-;d
window and sturk bis
r4 !he far-, and lif'pirg dom-n.
i.awbiro!:f. lit- retna:ned
"n lor thrve hours before he
'rl-n kphart. witb the
'ii t.n.;:;, cut the bars and re-J-i
njn from his'perilous
! f. ,- ft ,, t&s always been fa
U ;.y It is now pub-
;.- illustrated by the old U
' I'.vV. and has lately intro
reV-, another author who
T "i u hir companion in p-ipu-
liters of .iry Ijre. The lat
'v.k V Bckrieil, recently con-
--.uth wiio arose a Pauj-er
J " which is to appear
-rftion in the Dumber to be
"i win hrpin in the April
' r-.yAMi.. theoomlurt of
rer.t calied ' R--v:ew of Cur
ia Lich he will discuss the
of tbt dav with a non partisan
' Dumber will eonuin the
' 1 Hm H ,;.n(j Hprffl ber "Fly-
-- -1U World -Tb Fiebl-
ir;" br Poultries Kie-
OO College" l.y Profesaor
Iennis Eichnor. E ., fornierly of Meyers
dale, hut for the pat two yenrs a resident of
Salt Like City, was lt wek appointed city
eoliciUT by the liberal party who recently
csroe into power.
Meser. George Piatt and El S. Kantner
have purchased the grocery establishment of
Joaiab Keller, and will take possession dur
ing the present week. Both young men are
well and favorably known to the residents
of Somerset, and we have no doubt will meet
with the rich success in their new venture
that they deserve.
Charley, eldest son of Alex Benford, of
this borough, died at the residence of Lis
faiher Wednesday morning, after a prolonged
aickness. He had been engaged in the mer
cantile business at Holiidaysborg lor several
years prior to hi, death, and was brought to
r-onierset aNout ten days preceedipg his
d.ath. His wife and two children survive.
The county commissioners have r-j lulled
j u to adv ise the parent of Simerset youth.
of the neenwity of impiessing upon their
minds the fast that there ia e wnalty againt
defacing the walis of public buildinjrs. The
halls of the court hou whic'j were recent
ly l-ainted liave been mutilated in many
diilr.-eot ways, and the conimisoiorieri. pru
povevo nuke ai example of the first one
detected in disfinrnc tiiem.
Prof. Jjhn II. (Vssna, Sup-rinten dent of
S,-h'c!-. of B-dforJ County, who wasacandi
date f.ir election for a f.mrtb term, on Satur
day announced his withdraaal from the
con ten. This leave-the content to Prof. N.
B. fij-ph gle, of .Sax ion ; Prot. C. J. Potts, of
Shc-ilsburg. and Prof. I). W. Snyder, of
West Provi.lewe toanship. The eh-cuon
wii! take place at a county convention of the
s-'hoo! directors to be held in Bedford on
Tuewlay, May 6 h.
Dr.
l'av id E. raiJi in. of Somerset town
ship, inform us that his family has bi-en
ori ifil.ctid thisminur. Several of his
children have ben down for the past tve
months wish typhoid fever, and a few weeks
airo his wife was s;n ken with the same die
ease and is at present in a very critical con
dition. Owing to the dread of the disease
thai exists in tie neighborhood of his borne,
it i impossible for Lim to procure any a-
si.-tance in ruirsmz his sUk.
Mr. E. J. Sse, of Ole township, writes
us in regard ta an interview witb State Or
nithologist Warren, which appeared in this
column several weeks ago concerning a new
species of rabbit that ha a:iTsl ia west
ern Pennsylvania. Mr. Seese says that the
sjiecies referred to wearing a white coat in
winter and grey in summer is native of that
townnhip : that be has frequently heard his
grand fatlierand father speak of them and
that he himself has seen them every winter
during the past fifty years. He aays they
are at least one-third lar-er than the ojtn
mon grey rabhit a:id wear a very heavy coat
of fur.
The following item from a Columbus.
Ohi- paper will prove i!iteres.ting to the
many home friends of Lieutenant Alex Ogle.
The trus'ees of the Suite I'niversity this
mnrnin? were engaged in examining the ap
plications and reference! of the military gen
tlemen, of whom one h to be appointed to
succeed Lseu'enant Kiibourne. The war de
fiartment refused to extend tbe lieutenant's
tour of duty at that institution on the theo
ry that it would be nnjut to other officers
who are elligible to the Dosition. yiite a
aiumherof ap!iv-ations were made, all high
ly recommend!, and it was no eay miw
f.ir t!e boanl twdecide what one tbe d-part
ment should be a-ked to detai', but after
many formal and inf irmal ballots. Lieuten
ant Alexander Oile, of the Seventeenth
t'nited Stater Infantry, was elected to the
chair of military science and lactic and he
will lie so recommended.
"eral otljer imitortant ar-
-t,Wr
illustrated. Tbe dot
; l be ;eorge Wasb
" by Thomas Nelson
' letters remaining at the
- i.ne
K " a-liirii
br sent to tbe Dead
gton. D C, if not
, 4 tea days from this date,
H : BenaviT. M ichael !
Faihreer. Lursr - (Vav-
J?i:'- l' ; Gnflitb. S D ;
v'V; Hinil; V:chlr,
i7,Xr; Prills. Mstil.U:
. e - tti,K Dai.:. ; ; fl'mfe', JtM
Kali: Msre Wm.
--r. jh. Wr.t.. Ile--.
J- ai. Cort aotJl. P. il.
S"cretary Lee of tbe S ate B-ard of Health
lias isried the following circular : 'I have
reee"red information from the tstate Board
of Health of Connecticut that nal!jx.i now
exists at five different points in the central
portion of the S'ate, The infected towns are
Windsor Loiks, Woodstock, Waterbury,
East Windsor and ileriden. Many icrsons
have been eipied to the contagion, in con
enpence of the fact that individuals suffer
ing from the disease have been allowed to
travel in public con rev ances. It is. there
fore, recommended that ail persons who
mar have occasiim to visit tbe region indi
cated take the prccaa'ion to be vaccinated
before leivin; home. Ths disease bas also
been officially reported during the past two
weeks from the State of Ohio, Michigan. Illi
nois and Massachusetts. Hoaltb O. fleers in
Pennsylvania, epec:a!!y in the western part
of the State, should, tnerefore be on tbe
loAo'lt for sporadic cassj "
Contrary to the usual high state of public
feeling annually manifested by the residents
of Somerset when application for liquor
license are to acted ujon by the court, tbe
Lrl bail of justice was verv sparsely filled
when the question was called up at Thurs
day afternoon's session. Lawyer A. C. Hol
bcrt, representing the application of Mrs.
Jane Winters, of the Commercial Hotel, was
first to claim the attention of the court.
Considerable interest was experienced by
that gentleman's fellow-wttorneys to hear
bow he would esplain his incongruous po
sitionhe having appeared in behalf of the
remonstrants last year. Mr. Holbert opened
with a quotation from the title psge of
Alexander Stephens' hbtory of the War
Between The Mate: " Times change, and
men often change with them, but principles
erer." He then proceesied to discharge a
bomb that lie had j-alously guarded, which
when exploded struck tbe pecta'ors with
amau-ment, and caused the learned gentle
men on the riench to elevate their brows
and prick up tbeir ears in startled man
ner. II charged tnaJ there was no reruoD
strance before the court against granting
license to his client, inasmuch as tbe affi la
vit required to be mad- to the remonstrance
did not contain the signature of Pmthon
otary Horner to the jurat. Mr. Holbert'a
argument, which was confined principally
to this point, was roost intelligent and logic
al, and, as it subsequently appeared, left il
impression on tbe court.
Mr. CofTroth argued the case for tbe re
tnons'ranta. H claimed that the pers in
qcea'.ioo bad been deposited in the Prothon-otarj-'aorHiw
in doe time, and insisted that
lin abnoid not be granted a mere
tor-finicality of ocb a character
Wm. II. Koon'x apj in behalf of the
api:iwtion of Mr. Tayruan.
Aftr consulting with bis associates. Judge
Baer refused the applwwtioo of Mr Tayman,
t prm-ifial ground for refusal being the
close proximity of his h.ose to church,
and made an onlrr that deposition be taken
in the case of Mrs. Winter license, rduro
abie ai April aJjouratd court. j
STILL TAKING TESTIMON't'
To B Used Bfor thw Pardon
Board In th Nicely Cat.
Tbe State l ardon Rrd will Died in Har
risburg two weak from to day, Wednraday,
February Is. when tbe applicauon of Joseph
and David Nicely tor pardon or oommata-
tion of sentence from death to life impriaon
ment, will be laid before tbem.
Detioaiiiotis on the part of tbe condemned
men wire taken btlbre Esquire Lint Friday
of last week. Tbe examinauoa of witnesses
was conducted by Messrs.' CofTroth and
KoonU on the pan of tbe prisoners, and by
F. J. Kooser, Esq , oa the part of tbe Com
monwealth. The first witness to be examined was Mr.
Mary Spiegle. tht said that she lived ia
Jencer township, about one mils from Cm
berger's ; tbat shs was fifty-three years of
age and was the wife of Jacob Speigle. They
were in tbe habit of keeping strangers at
their house. On ta 13th day of February,
IssO, a man by tbe name of Showers came
there. She knew it was like 19th because it
was election day. A mas came on Wednes
day who said bis name was Frisbee. Con
tinuing, tbe witness said : " Showers was a
middling guod -tired man, about as tall as
Mr. Kooser. He bad nice black hair and
mustache. He wasn't a
BCU FACED VAX.
Was pretty fair. Tbe man who came on
Wednesday was tall and heavy set. Hia
Lair was black, but not as black as Sbpwers'. I
He had a brownish mustache and wore a
derby hat. He only stayed about three
q jarttrs of sn boar. Showers led Wednes-
morning ; said he waa goiug to Haines'. I
never saw either of them afterwards. Show
ers said he waa a phrenologist. 1 saw him
examine Lewis at the school house."
On crooa eiaiuinalion. tbe witness said:
Showers lectured on Tuesday and Wednes
day nights at the school bouse, and that
Frisbee drove away in bis sled towards the
pike.
Poss F. Hammer was the next witness
called. He said : " I lire in Jenner town
ship, one half miie from 1'mherger'a. Am
31 years old. Showers met me on the 11Kb
of February at Speigle't. At supper he an
nounced that he would lecture Tuesday and
Wednesday evening. He came to my
house Wednesday evening and announced
a lecture for Friday evening. On the lHb
I met a man coming down whom I took to
be Frisliee. He was a magic-lantern show
man. I met him on tbe pike above For
wardstoa n. He was about as tall as General
Koontz ; bad dark bair and dark mustache ;
was dark corn pinioned, and was not red
faced. Showers left my place Tuesday
morning, and I never saw him afterwards.
I saw J. and lave Nicely when tbey were
being tried. These men did not look like
the Nitwiys."1
Cross-examined "There were from 15 to
30 people in the aud.enog at the led uie
Showers had jet black hair and mustarbe ;
his bair was long and curly ; I met tbe man
I tot k to be Frisbee about three miles from
X'niberger son tbe i:ib. going north, towards
Johnstown and swsy from Cmberger's. It
is a common thing to meet people on the
pike and to have entertainments at the
school house."
The next witness called was Perry Cm-
berger; be said "1 know Charles and L-wia
Vaneer; I received a letter from them since
the trial of the Nicely s in court. Tber did
not demand part of the reward or claim it
1 destroyed or lost tbe letters. They wrote
me that if tliey were to have part of tbe re
ward I was to notify them or bold back part
of il."
THttEWIRD WA $K.
A. C. Holbert, K-q., nett took the stand ;
he said, among ot tier thin, "lam an At
torney and was present at May sessions of
court ls9. I thought there was a consider
b'.e amount of excitemeu', or interest, at
least, cau-ed bytae murder trial and tbe
trial of the Yoder robbery case. Tbe Yoder
case. Com. vs. Lewis aud others, was tried
first. I was concerned in it and was present
during most of the trial of the murder case
There was a strong feeling so far as my
know lege went that the Nicely were the
guilty men and ought to be convicted ; 1
beard arlies make the remark, the com-
monweKlth were making out a case and tbat
the defendants ouht to be convicted. There
was a strong foeling against these men."
O, lestion Was there not such excitement
in the popular mind at that time against
esrsoiis charged with Ihese higher crimes at
court, as to render it unlikely that a fair and
impartial trial could be had
Answer I considered that I could not get
a fair trial fur my men.
Q What do yon say in the case of the
commonwealth vs. Joseph and David Nice
ly?
A. It was a higher crime, than the other
and probably there would be more dilficulty
in that than in the oilier.
njest-examined "I was admitted to the
bar in I7 ; was a law student of General
CofTroth ; I was in the court room all the
time the Lewis case was on trial, and most
of tbe time of tbe Nicely trial. t
John H. Chi. was the next witnessed to
be examined. He said: "I am an attorney
and have been at the bar since Wii; waa
present at May sessions when Lewis et ai
were tried and when the Nicely 's were
tried ; there were a rad many people
in town ; there was considerable talk against
these people for having committed these
crimes: Mr. Holbert and I defended Lewis
et al ; I can't say that tbe excitement got into
the jury box or effected tbe jurors."
The last witness to be examined was M.
D. Humbert. He said : "I live on the I'b
berjier farm : moved there April 5, 1SS3 ; I
remember the time of the appraisement of
the real estate; Perry l".nirg-r was pres
ent ; after the appraisement be turned to
Mrs. I'mberger and said there was more
troub:eo-cr there, that the Vaneer had come
in and uotiried bim not to pay over tbe re
ward ; that they bad promised tbem to pay
tbem one-half if they would come over and
reveal on these parties ; I know Reuben
Horner; be was at my borne before tbe trial;
he to'.d me none of them, except Adam
Friediine, could identify the porket book."
On cross examination tbe witness said:
' I am a tenant ; the rent is not due. I wss
notified to leave; tbe appraisement was held
on 2nd. December; John A. Walter and Wm
liink were p-esent ; the conversation occur
red in tt.e house; be did not say bow he
heard it; the conversation about the pockst
book occured in April or May ISO ; could
not say if tbey had seen the pocket-book."
Faith Preserved In Alcohol.
Henry Faith, who lives four miles from
Indian", is ninety-one years old and a na
tive of Somerset county. In good weather
be often walks to Indiana twice a week. He
says of himself: " I nerer smoked or chew
ed tobacco, except for a yesr when slsiut
seventeen. The doctor told me it wonld
kill me, snd I stopped. When a baby tbey
gave me whisky, and I bare drank it ever
since, sometimes getting too much, and am
fond of it yet. I am somewhat of a musi
cian, and can play tbe violin, and when op
portunity offers, can make a good partner in
a danoe," JidourVnra TrSmne.
Local Institute.
Tbe local institute, rooiiotsed of tbe teach
ers of Vpper Turkeyfout and Middlecreek
townships, was held at Kingwood, Feb. 21st
and ilnd
rtiniv rvEsiso sx sios.
Institute met in tbe church of God, and
was called to order at 7:00 p. m.
Devotional exercises by Rev. Thomas
Woods. Music, All Hail The Power Oi Je
sus' name. Tbe following officers wers then
elected: President. Ei. L. Sbults ; Vhs Pres
ident, Miss E l Kimniel; Secretary, Miss
Emma Cramer; Query Manager, D, R. Cra
mer. Prof. J. M. Berkey,' delivered aa opening
address, followed by recitation by J. L.
Moore, sf er which W. H. H. Baker spokt
on tbe essential qualifications of a teacher,
followed by L S. Pile, oa the ' Faults in oar
public schools," which was farther discussed
by Prof. Berkey, followed by a song enti
tled, - Help It On, " after which D. IL Cra
mer spoke, oa "Friday afternoon exercises in
ths school room,'' followed by a recitation,
entitled "Stolen Stars" by A. S. Snyder
and after a sous; entitled " I Long To Be
There," tbe institute adjourned to meet
Saturday morning.
SATt anaT aoasiso snsio;.
Opening exercises were conducted by Her.
Woods. Institute then sang,-4 R;vive Us
Again" after which we bad a recitation by
A. W. Snyder entitled, " Matrimonial ex
perience." followed by R. S. Will on, "How
shall we teach penmanship V Prof. Berkey
made a few remarks on the same, followed
by Miss Ella Kimmel, on What shall the
teacher read T" which was further discussed
by Rev. Wood, when L. C. Williams gave
u a talk on " Primary reading (word meth
od), "after which the institute called for
queries, followed by Ei. L. Shultx, whose
subject was a follows, " Is physiology as
tsught a success 7" further discussed by Rev.
Wodoa and W. H. H. Baker. Tbt insti
ture then sang, " Twilight Is Falling " and
adjourned to convene at 1:30 p. m,
SATCBDAT arTE50OX 8C9SIOS.
Song by the institute entitled, "Help It
On " Miss Ljuiee Moore, gave a recitation
entitled, "One of tbe little ones," followed
by W. II. U.Baker, on "How shall we ven
tilate 7 when I. S. Snyder, gave a talk on
bow dint-tor and citizens could be instru
mental in making tbe school a success
which was further discussed by Rev. Woods
and Professor Berkey. Should punishment
be indicted for non-preparation of lessons?"
discussed by Wm. J. Moore and W. H. H.
Baker. The institute then sang, " Sing Now
With Cheerful Voices." followed by an es
say entitled, " Washington's birthday," by
Miss Emma Craver, after which
Miss Cordie Shultx gave a recitation enti
tled "Tbe man inventor" followed by a
discussion by Rev. Woods. Prof. Berkey
and W. H. H. Baker, subject "Opening ex
ercises in onr schools, " when 1". G. Wtiip
key, W. F. Sanuer and I. S. Pile gave a
talk on, The teachers work being strictly
confined to the text books. " The institute
then sang, " Memories Of Gallilee, " follow
ed by an address by Rev. Zinn, subject, "Our
public school system. " We then had a few
queries, followed by instrumental music by
Miss Mitinie Moore, after which Frederick
Younkin gave a recitation, entitled " Bene
dict Arnold." After a song entitled, ' Amer
ica " the institute adjourned to meet at
7-30 p. m.
m
SATCBDVT EYEMSS SB-SIOX.
We were entertained by Prof. J. Jf . Berk
ey aud Lev. Zinn, the former speaking on
" The missions of onr public schools," tbe
latter giving an "Address to directors and
teachers." The evening session was inter
spersed with music, by I. 8. Pile, Miss Min
nie Moore, Miss Louise Moore, Miss Pile
and Mr. Pile.
A Westmoreland County Horror,
Through the Greensbnrg Argni we learn
of a moat distressing occurrence that took
place on the Mr.Laugblin farm, near Trees'
mill, Salem township, Westmoreland coun
ty, Sunday evening. Eiward Black, son of
James Black, started on horseback on the
evening named, to a distant part of the farm
to drive home tbe cows. Soon afterwards the
borne, riderless, came galloping back, and
Mr. Black started out at core to find bis son,
knowing that some calamity Lai befallen
bim. The young man, who is twenty three
years of age and an only son, was discovered
in a horrible condition and entirely uncon
scious. One eye bad been forced fto-n i't
socket and lay cut on hi cbiek, and bis
nose and face were crushed in, presenting a
ghastly picture to th horrified father, wbo
was almost orarcotn by the awful sight.
Alone, and as tender as possible, be convey
ed his unfortnnat son to bis horn, where
three physicians were in almost constant
attendance upon him. He never recovered
conscioosns, and died oo Mondsy evening.
The belief is tbat the young man was thrown
from bis seat in the saddle, and bis foot
catching in tbe stirrup, be wss dragged,
kicked and trampled upon by the frightened
animal. Mr. Black formerly resided near
Irwin, and two years ago removed to the
farm where he now resides.
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT.
Dr. Saddler, 804 Penn Avenue,
Pittsburg.
Tbe most reliable person to consult.
Because : He is thoroughly educated in gen
eral medicine.
Because : He has had the larg! experience
in his specialties of any man west of tbe
mountain.
Because: His reputation depends upon the
satisfaction of those wbo have experi
enced bis results.
Because: He is not afraid to have results in
vestigated and compared with the bat
anwhere.
Because: He gives you thorough examina
tion and reliabile opinion of your dura
bility, before you begin treatment.
Because: He gives bis pertonai attention to
errry case.
Because: He gives tbe least possible pain in
all treatments.
Because: He does not experiment.
Baca use : Your circumstances govern bis
charges.
) ?'t"-rJ i
P017DER
Absolutely Pure
This Towder sever rarisa. A marvel of mrttr.
streogi h, and holesoraeoeas. More eooaomieai
tban tbe ordinarr saadt. snd cannot ha told In
competition with the multitude oi low teat, saort
eiti. alum ptmrpliat powders. .Wti tmfy i
oraa. BovaL Bas.u Foacsa Co.. 1 Will St
t. jam.':
yRUSTEE'S SALE
-OF --
T7
ALUABLE REAL, ESTATJCs
rrphsiis' 'iJirt of So-erfei r.iu-v. Pa., aud
to us mrcetetl. w- will eie to sa'e at
piiMieoutery. on tte prvnlissv in the Towuab.p
of Jeuiter, Strnwrset to-, fa., oc
SATURDAY, MARCH 2Q, IsOO,
t 1 o'eloek p. the following desr-fbetl Real
Ixaie. late the prorty iA iieriaaa Laitergcr,
deceased, vir :
A certain tract or !ere ef land sttuata ia Jn
ner TownstiU. S.Knerset Cucir. Pa., aA-iiniiig
land r.f he let-niuh. Wm. !" j?t. "-i oidob Bow
man, aVtasrd Vsurw, Adaia Friedbne andota
r, cutilajtung nue bopdred sad tti-rty tent,
iiurt or ka, wub lb appar.euu.cea.
TERMS:
3
E3
FISHER'S
Book Store
MiddieCreek Items.
Rain and mud are very plentiful in this
part of tbe country.
Mrs. James Eelley is suffering from a se
vere attack of la grippe
County Superintendent Berkey, spent one
day last wetk in Middlecreek township.
Our school is progressing finely under the
instructions of W. il. U. Baker.
Mr. John Keller, expects to erect a new
house next summer ; be is busily engaged
in geting out the timber.
David Kelley bas a marvelous memory,
after reading a long poem through twice he
can repeat it without tne text.
Mr, Daniel C. Barclay, has one of the
finest blooded colts in this -art of tbe coun
try. Joe.
School Teachers, Attention !
Send to Fisher's Book Store for cards,
chromos, and other rewards for last days of
school. You can send price in postage
stamps. Cards, chromos and books mailed
promptly. Cu is. H. Ftsuxa.
Church Opening.
Tbe new Lut heron Church of Lavansville,
Pa. wil be opened for divine servites on the
ltiib of March, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Rev. J. H. Menges, of Philadelphia, will
officiate at the opening exercises. Tbe neigh
boring ministers snd their people are coi
diaiiy invited to attend.
E. L. Maicxs, Pastor.
Notice.
The accounts in tbe Estste of Dr. Henry
Bru baker dee d, must be settled, either by
note or payment. Parties knowing them
selves to be indebted to the estate, will please
call and see me at once.
J. L. TroK.
Potatoes.
Two car loads have been added to our
stock, and we now have an abundant supply
for everybody. Send us your orders which
shall bave prompt attention.
Respectfully,
Cook 4 Bf.ebits.
Resolutions of Respect.
Whkbeas, Brother J. Wesley Philiippt. of
I'rsina Lodge No. 8i I. O. O. F-, having
been removed by death on the morning of
Febnury 13, 18"J0, in his JVb year, leaving
a widow and three small children to mourn
bis what would seem to us unseasonable
removal, were it not for the comforting
promise that all things are for good. There
fore, Jlaoletd, That while we syrapathixe with
theTamily of our deceased brother, yet onr
feelings are modified by tbe hope based on
the promise that a'.l things are destined by
tbe Great Ruler for our good.
HefJrcd, That by this and many other
dispensations of Providence, we are again
reminded of the brevity of life, tbe certainty
of death, and tbe great nee I of working
while it is yet day, knowing that tbe night
cometb.
faVreif, That these resolutions of con
dolence be recorded on the minutes of this
Lodfe. thata copy be presented to the family
of the decease), and that they be published
in the county papers.
Lebot FoEQflK.
J. C. Fobbttuc
E m rr Cr ji m st n a m.
Resolution of Respect.
At a stated meeting of Hiawatha Lodge
No. 4, I. O. O. F. at Addison Pa. Feb. 8,
I!K. Tbe following resolutions were adopt
id Whebeas, jt bas pleased (he all wise God
to remove from among usour beloved broth
er Jacob Augustine, therefore be it
HfxJtrd, that we bow with feelings of re
gret to tlie will of Him who ruleth tlie des
tinies of Nations and people.
Ileralted, that in tbe death of brother Au
gustine, the lodge bas lost one of its most
evident and charitable members.
tlftolrtd, that we extend to the bereaved
family of our deceased brothel our heartfelt,
sympathy in this tbeir bereavement.
RrfArfl, tbat the brothers wear tbe usual
emblems for thirty days.
Rmtrtd. that these resolutions be publish
ed in the county papers and a copy be sent
to the family of the deceased.
A. A. J act rt,
J. W. Wileiss.
J. S. Hatzell,
Committee
--Krs
Spcciatics ron March:
Blanks, Judgment Notes,
Eeceipts, Leasee, &c, for First
of April settlements.
Blank Books, Keward Cards,
Chromos, Books for Frizes
for School Teacher's Term
Endings.
Tissue Paper.
All the March Magazines.
Baby Carriages.
I T.is bm of the widow (one-fcstf after the pay
ment of all just debts and leifal charges) sna.l re
main ia l bands of lbs porrhaaeraaricc tne
natural life of Nancy I mberrer, tn :dow of
Herman Isabereer. deeeamd. and ?k interest
tbersof thaa o auLCauT and ftwtarly (Aid to
her by the poreta-srr. his heirs aad a-s-;r. boid
lnx tbo prem.sea. to be nrsn.vrr-! bv lii re- or
oil.erw i- as reals are Svcotrersbie in li t t (.ifv
saoaueaitb, a hirb tbe sa:d sulow stall aet-rpt
lu full Maiisfaeiioa rf her der ia the preuia.
and at ber deeease ber sbaa of the pun-naaa
money shali be paid to the he:rs i,f Herman I nv
Uvrxer. dectataeit. Tbe taUice snail be paid m
ihr't rtjtMU a' payment. Ten sr rem tn i-e
P:d down tin dav of -ate, toe remainder of aue
inirii at the eon.'.rniauirti of mie : ucetbird m
uoe year, and the remaining fird in too years,
uh interest on tie di ft-rrd pavmenf from the
ronnrraaucu of sale. Fuaseasion given l&t of
April, M.
PERRY t'MBF.RfiFB,
Kt-htN liuKM IL
mari. Trustees.
pUBUC SALE
Valuath Real Estats !
JANUARY
REDUCTIOI SALE
We baTe given oor ettirc stcck a frcctral oreiiaulirg, ted in seme ca
ses prices bare been cut in tiro.
DRESS
GOO
la all qualities greaJj reduced. Oor finest French Broadcloth re
duced to $1.50 ; extra Tide. Tremendous cut ia prices ia cloak
and Suit room. Abo, ia Iloiserj and underwear department.
See our India Silks, reduced to 43 cents per jard ; Choice Color
ings and designs." Surah Silks reduced to 35 cents, all shades.
Xew stock Mib-lin Underwear ; great bargains in these goods
Somerset County National Ban!
Of Somerset, Pa.
Orgasired, 1877.
Organized at i National, 1890.
CAPITAL. $50,000.
Chas. J. Harrison, Pres't
Wm. 13. Frease, Vice Pres't.
Milton J. Pritts, Cashier.
Directors:
Vi m. II. KfMnu,
Jjilj aueeni,
Jijuii il. 9i)tler,
Juaepb B. lls.
aruuie Kurit,
Sam'l Snyder,
Junaa 31. tjua,
Jutiu &tut!t,
liarriMxi carder,
Niatb . Mmer.
Wu. ndle).
Customers of this Bank will revive tbe mart
litwiai trealnxiit L-oiiMMctU HhsiaLUi ting.
Fanlea wih:n( to send money east ur west ean
be ktitb.tt.cauu t) uiait ur kb) aomcbu
Money and valuable weorvit by enecf tne
boid LeMrbiaUd sales. lib aipruvel tiue
lui-L.
ttaleeiioas made in ail parts of the failed
MUaie. t.hantes uiuder:..
at-euunu auu liefKAiLs soik ted. margin.
PITTSBURGH NURSERIES.
Established ISIO
Ot R ELEGANT ILl.CiJTRATED CATALOOCE
for Ifr will be mailed oa application.
Every Farmer, Cardener, Amateur or owner of
a kit should have one.
Orders for Hovers and Floral Emblems bave
Immediate attention.
(Telephone 230.)
JOHN R.& A. KUKOQCH,
508 SMITHFIESD ST. PITTSBURGH
Y VIRTTE of an order itaed to we by the
r hnV Omn s Tnjstw f.r the uf itm
lire i bf rby given itoul ! wni fipuw fuc Mie at
public ouU'ry, uu the re mi on
,satu:da r, march 2y, isro,
f
at 1 o clock p. m., th &HoiB4 dK-iibed K.-nJ
.a;e, viz :
A -ntu trvt of lan-J P-iuate In Northampton
Towit-,hip. AniTwt Vwi:ity. Pa.. adjoiDtDtf Uijtt
of saojucl I'Uiiwm. Jul.:: Matfatuau. .t;r- Ha,
a ma a, aijl lauci ia;e ft Wm. t ri;rh!nrii, a3i utn
r. cooiauuiig Ibarra anl ai;u-ai:ct iimx tr
nt-ih'nl ia hand, atxl the Ulmw e n two
etaal annual tstrii.eiiu : oo!err:-d fiat uieiils b te
secured br judiment tin liie remiM-. lea pr
cent the iiirt-tiae miniey w tai ud when ii,e
p.-verty ia knot-Led tlowa.
J1HX MORWV.
mara. Tru-lee of t'athariiie A. siu.tu. de d.
SICNL'L'.S SALE
OF-
mm Mil
MB.
BY VIRTTE of an of n1. tiswl out of
the vJonri tf unratm Hiea "I Stuert ' oun
ty. and lo mc direftesi. ait A- mee of J-thn tl.
Mart tt, i wili expuve to putnie .e at lh rei
rfeue t .aid L.a IL Slarna, iti tftrtuTCrvek
Tunhip. tin
THVLSDA 1', MARCH 27, is0f
at vioY!'vk a. m.. ill the f;.oiia;d9cnbel
real trla(r oi aatd Alienor. Ui wit:
"V'rt T A riiii tra. i -f ianJ fcKua:e ia
a'lj.itutfjr taiul ui J-uh Atifstti!-r. J-xiu Ft-nc.
J. ?.-hrit-k. Jseh.'i ll. Mj.ier, oi;ver Ijemr an-1
John iiH ini:iiiif li;: b'tm, ftr,n rrrvajre.
aooui Ha ai-rt- c ear, ajti Uatarn iu linjtier, (ia
n liierf'n enx-u-U a miury
DWELLING HOUSE,
Xo.
(rood riw ham. anI ther outl-uUCiiig. f jal
aud other caiijer. a thf farui
2 A rvr a in trait of .and rluate ia
Aiiaftitnv Ins u-shl r al t. .i-nn
laad of Reed 4i M'-yer. and JCrru lifirs, t-uotaa-in
I-, iare- or iv. aOiMii Tu are f-Jar.
aud Imlinrtr in t.mUr. havinT a dwelling IvUMr,
Kabte. and xhtr o'l' uildtna thervn. .-hi po-nJ
4 1 umlt-rlaid Us ih ceivfirajrtt t;re tiaj
ve:u opened al WiihaciV Mauon.
TERMS.
Tm per rent, of t he band rnirrer to e r-a id as
"jai Hie prupsf rty ku.'iie0 down ; auif
of ott tliird on ef;:firrTia:is-n.I ; iiiie-lfa rd i:i
six month, and H,e-ih.id in one year, vrnti m
teret ou deferred l men .
VALENTINE HAY.
mar 4, Airu-e.
o
UPHAXS' COURT PALE
Pittsburg Nurseries.
Messrs. Juho IL & A. Murdoch have sent
ns their beautiful spring catalogue uf Trees,
Seeds, Hardy R'es, Vitjes, etc. It is print
ed by I'ercy F. Smith and is a gem in every
respect. See advertisement in another column.
Church Dedication at Hyndman.
Tbe Hyndman, Bedford county Disciple
church was dedicated last Sunday. The min
isters present were tbe two county evangel
ists, W. H. Apptegate and R. L. Xoel, and
Peter Yogel. Tbe church is the finest and
best located in the. place, and is5Ii3J feet.
witb vestibule and two Sandav-school and
swing rooms. Including furnitnre, lb
total cost is over (.1,100 over I,0iJ of which
remained to ha raised oo dedication day.
About $j0 of this sum was assumed by
three metnbers. who hope that others will
help to pey it- Petes, Vooel.
Schoo! Savings Banks.
The savings bank feature is to be engraft
ed in the public school system of Philadel
phia. At every school building in the city
the children io attendance will make their
despusiut, and wil! be given a receipt for the
same. Provision will also be made fx tbe
withdrawal of funds, but every iadnoetuetit
will be offered to tbe youthful depositors to
incline them to allow their mitea to draw
interest ia the savings fund strong box. Tbe
rate of interest to accumulate on tbe deposits
bas not yet been derided, but it will be about
what is paid io tbe savings fund of the city.
E'ltxatora and other who have looked into
tbe matter believe It will work welt and
stimulate an inclination to save, and will
early develop business traits.
Milfora Grange.
For some weeks the farmers of tbe north
ern part of Miiford township, have been hold
ing meetings and discussing the matter of
forming a grange. No final action was taken
until Thursday evening February 27, 1830,
at which time Mr. S. I. Shober organized a
grange of which tbe following members
were elected and installed as officers for the
er suing year:
Master, G. TJ. Walter; Overseer, D. G.
Stahl ; I-ecturer, J. L. W. geibert ; Steward,
A. W. Knepper; Assistant Steward, Frank
lin Gabring; Chaplain, Peter Dumbaqld ;
Treasurer. G. F. Kirnmel; Secretary, J, C.
Weller; flate-Keepee, R-jbert Larimer; Ceres
Mrs. G. II. Walter ; Pomona. Mr. D. G.
Stahl; Flora, Mrs. F. M. Shaulis; Lady As
sistant Steward, Miss Florence Seibert.
Sbtbitast.
Fish.
Consignments of mackerel fib the best
on the market and lake herring, have been
received and we t ffer them at prices fairly
low, for cash or ia exchange for country
Respectfully, "
Coos & BeESiT.
Winn to Buy Carpwta.
A large and complete assortment just re
ceived. Hemp rarpet, from 14c to 18c
Flowered carpets, 3D to 34
Cotton chain carpets, 35 to 45
Cotton chain c. c carpets, 45 to 53
Good all-wool carpets, 50
Extra super carper carpets, 2 to G5
3 ply extra super carpets, 95
Rag carpets, 53 to 50
Tspestry Brussels carpets, 50 to 80
Body Brussels carpets, 85 to LOO
More ttan 73 rolls to select front. We
also have a full line of stair carpets, mat
tings, carpet lining, carpet chains, oil
cloths, rugs and droggets.
KsErrxa A Femes.
Rock wood Normal School
will open Monday, April 2S:h. For par
ticulars address C. L. Saylor, or O. O. Say
lor, Roc k wood. Pa.
Seized by the Rabiea.
Erie, Pa., March i John Wilson, a
young farmer living near Erie, is the victim
of bydntphobia. He lies in convulsions,
and tbe case is well marked. Twenty-foor
years ao he was bitten through the hand
by a dog. A few weeks ago he felt a numb
ness in his hand, and as soon as it reached
bis shoulder he was seized by the rabies.
Neighbors held him fast witb buckskin
covered hands. Iuring tbe lucid intervals
tbe poor fellow begs pitifully to be smothered
and put out of bis misery. He is a single
man and is 23 years of age.
Mllford Items.
Mr. Daniel Stahl moved into his new
home last week.
Mrs, Perry Walker, and family, started
for the State of Iowa on Wednesday. Febru
ary 19th.
Freaching services in the Pleasant Hill
Church last Sunday, were conducted by
Rev. W. S. Meyers, and others.
Mr. John Cable sold two of his horses last
week, for which be received fairly good pri
ces. Mr. John Gaining also disposed of one
of his horses.
An oid-fasliioaed serenading was in opera
tion at the residence of 'Stjnire Walters on
Saturday night. Potatoes are a little scarce
in Miiford, but we have beans ia abundance
The farmers of Miiford didn't allow tbe
State Board to have it all tbeir own way at
tbe Institute tbat was lately held at Somer
set. Although they were pleased with Som
erset, they wonld have been pleased a great
deal better if Miiford had just remained
quiet.
Isaac
. DMIXI.STRATOR'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
BY VinTTKofan order bned out of Uie Or
phans' 'ourt of Somerset I otiniy. l'a., to I be
ua.lerMiftwddireetetl.be aill ensise to jsiblic
sale on tne premises, at the late residence of Ben
jamin rstuft, dec d, ou
SATURDAY, MARCH 22, 1S00,
ai 1 o'clnrk P. II, the follow ng dtscril4 real
eataie oi said dee d, viz :
A certain tract of laud Miuate in Jenner town
ship, eoojerset coniiijr. Fa., adjuiaini.' .and of
Joualhaa slitink Heiirr Kline. Levi Fnedline.
and miters, and lying along tlie puiilie rut. I lead
ing from the Jonnu- n aud ssineret turnpike
toihe Bedford aad puntLurg tumn'ke, eomaiu
in 30 acres, more or less, of h.ch atut wjarre
are cleared aad m a gissi slate of eulutalhiu.
aud the remainder heme well timbered.
Having therenu erecut a two story log dwell
ing house, witb a new one-stonr niatik addition
fe kiu-nen. a large tatvstorr futnk eartsroter
snno, a mat asmitn -ri 'p. stable., nrv.ke hUM-,
granary, add other otittTiiidingy. Xht-re is a
large apple, oe.ru, pear, jl t.herrjr orchard on
tnc premises.
TCD UPi Ten per rent, of the purrfcase
l L.11111U1 miuey io te ji.l tii.un on
day ot Fsfcie, atui the remaiciU-j ! orie-thini on
ibe 1st Novemtarr. i-sn. ana iuierest front 1 April
ismi : one-la. i o laiter Ue favvmantof detna io
remain a lien on :ue f.rentj-es. the interest thereof
lo he paid auuualij lo Jaoe KturR. i-low, .-jn.-ig
her hie. andal ber death ibe sai-i pr.ueipai stiut
to u paid ti the heira aud legal n-prestotative
or saKi iieeecetii : ice reitiaiuder of said purchase
rotiuey to be payable ia tt e)Ual pavments. one
due I April, iv.u. and the other tints 1 April, l"wj.
a itn initrvsi oa ceierrcti laviiieuta trvru 1 Apr:;,
lstaj.
W. II. KWAXK,
Feb 26th Adm'r of benjamia siufft, dee'd.
OF
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lull
tate
35 Fifth Avenue. PITTSBURGH, PA.
Mrs. A. E. Mil's
i
; SPRING OPENING.
! ' M FftSls d (St S-'iS "
, I.S TIlERfLE FOR THE
i New Stock of Goods
i
Just Kcceivcl. ant Loini rcccivcil.
j THIS AVTHEIv!
i This includes tie entire stock of
i
Dry Goods,
1890. 1890.
SPEING
STOCK. OF
DRY GOODS
Now on Exhibition.
Consisting of Fine and Common
The larsre.-t and most complete !
TJtZt-r' " r'"ai"rc ! Dress goodS
Elack and Colored Silks, Black
ami Colored Cachiiner. in 40 and
4G inches wi'le, all new shade.'?.
40-ine'i Silk Warp Cacliimers.
plain and fancy tt ie. for eombina-'
lion Suitims. all new.
Of All Kindi
Dress Goml of all kinds, from j
o cents to $1.00 per yard. Y011 1
can't help beinj suited in this De- j
lartnient. i
Oinzhams.
Calicoes.
Taliie Linen,
Tahle Covers,
U-d Spreads
Jerev Coat-
Mdslins,
Shirtin'.'-i,
Towels,
iia
Chintzes,
tc. Ac.
Fifty pieces of Crown Sa tines,
the prettiest Satine in the market, j
i
A nice lot of Masenta Satines, at
10 cents per yard. I
Two hundred pieces of new Dress :
Gii.ghains, just received. Anyquan-j
tity of new Giui:ham-. at cents
per yard. !
JJY VIRTUE of an ortier of sa i-t;ed oaf nf the
U ltrhttiw 1 tttirt of SjiimeTsel I iu:tv.
i'a.. arid
le ou tne
DMIXISTEATOR'i NOTICE,
Estate of Lewi Keier, dee'd. late of Quemahon-
nig iwp.. rommtt lounrv, fa.
Letter of AdmiDstrauon ou Ue above esaai
hating bees framed Uj Uie un-iersigaed bv lb
proper authority, nott.-e H hereby given tea I
persons inoetjteo to said estate to make imroeoi
a:a payment, and those ua ing ciaints agBiust
Uieaataewul prewni theni du.y authenuca-ed
for rnmei:l on or he.'rr Tcexiav, the 11th
dar or Wan h. WO. at tbcssUdeneeof ihe Admin
inrator in tiuemahonir.i; T'isrnshin.
OLIVER P. SHAVER.
jaoJ Adminhrtrator.
MARRIED.
IIKSEL KXul'P. Feb. 2tn.h. 1M0, at
the Reformed parsonage, Somerset, I'a., by
Rev. Hiram Kins, Mr. Wm. RHeusel to
Mua Flora Kooup, both of Lavansville.
SEIBERT BUCBAKER. On Wednes
day, February 12, 18".0. at the Lutheran par
tonaire in Somerset, by Rev, J. F. Soearer,
Mr. John H. Seibert and Miss Amanda Bru
baker, both of near Somerset.
LA RM AX-FRITZ -At tbe residence of
the officiating minister, Berlin, Pa, Feb. 23,
li&O by Rev. John H. Kaepper, Mr. John
W. Larman and Mias Cora E. Frill both of
Pugh, Somerset county.
GLE3SXER BRAXT At the Lutheran
parsonage, Lavansville, on Tuesday, Februa
ry 11, 1X, by Re. E. Mangea, Mr. Eiward
D. G lessner and Jennie Brant both of Boone,
Pa.
HCSTOX PUGH-On the 16th inat.. at
tbe tame place and by the tame, 8amoel B.
HaMon and Mias Jennie Pugh both of Som
erset Pa.
DIED.
GARDNER. Oo Friday February 7th,
I), Ludwkk Gardner, of Bakersville, Pa,
ged 09 yean, 3 months aad 16 day.
P'XF.CUTORS' NOTICE
katate of Soloe-tro S. Himmrr. desed, late of
jenner : a p , saserset ( a. l'a.
Letters trMameniarr on above estnre kavlng
been graistesl to the tinilerKigoetl bv the Mtser
aothoritv. notiee is hereby given to a'l pcrsnns
uatiemen w aatu estate 10 trace tcamediate y
nrDt. and trxw hacing elaims rajii- U-e same
will present them duly authenticated tnr settle
ruent on Friday, April 4, lM, at the late re-Uet.ee
of deceased.
JOHN" C. HAMMFR.
DAVID M. HAMMER.
fet'M. Exoi.uus
DMIXISTRATOE'S NOTICE.
Estate of Jo-er-h A. T. Hurler, late of Cndra
Rorotigh. Somersa-tt otintT. Pa.
Lettemof administraiiouon the atjoTeesaite hav
ing been granted to the undersigned by the proper
anihorty, aotire ia here j rivea Is ail persnas
indebted In said estate le make hnnieciaie pa a.
ate nt, and those having eiairoa acaanst the same
will present them dtiiy a,tbeoucated for arale
Bent 00 or bef'ire Tbursdttv, Aia-ll IT, lsn at tbe
odiee of John R. Ssxt. ia the hnrotigh tit aooxr
set. JOHN K . tTT. -
mara. Adasa. raw tntamrwto axacfflt
rDUOR-S NOTICE.
In re Estate ef Isaiah F.odrrs, dee d
Ilartng been ar-ooinled Auditta- by the Or
plians t out of SntnervtCoubty. to make a dis
tribution of thefuodato the bands of the Admin
istrator of the above estate to and tannic trxe
nra;ly entitled thereto. I hereby give Botue that
I wid attend w the dutiew of said appointment
al wty oftV-e in M-iaoen isurough. oa Nobdav.
slarrh H, Io. when and where all perwma in
terested can a: trad If tby see proper.
FELil. W. BltaETKER.
mart. Auditor.
SWEDISH
"All-Healing Salve,"
FOR
SET. RAU,IA IX THK HEAD.
WEAK BACK, OR PAINS IX
BIDE OB CHEST, WEAKNESS
IS THE JOISrSL SWELLINGS.
And all Rheumatic Paisa. Cares in from two
to eight daja,
roa sals sr '
S. MAHCUS,
2 5-2aL Or at Youn'i Lr-ig Store, gomerwrt. Pa,
to me iiirvt-leo. l wiii i.ne 10 puliiic ?
premises. In Addison Iou ru4i:p, oa
TUESDcY. 1ArejH 4. 1990.
si 1 o-cloe p. m.. tbe following real estate, late
te properly of Edaa"l (.onceilv. dis-aed. vi;:
A trart of land situa'e in Adtiison Township,
Somerset totimy. l'a, aVjiniiig lands of t lay
Mel oiloilgh. Jal.ies Waljsili. kt.fus lieilibaugo,
J. M. Tresief. and others, contaiiiiug s7 aeics,
irire or iesa. There i a ouetory
DWELLING HOUSE,
and stable ihereon ereetet!.ab.nr thirty fee aeres
eieareti. aud the baiauve Weil timUred with
bite oak.
TERMS.
One-third tn hand an ! balance In taro e-jna
psymenLs in six aud taelve muiuhs respt-:svely
Ten t-er i-enL nf Hie ptirena-e ns-rxv lo r pai'd
as soon aa the property i kn. irked itowa. Time of
ptsesritui inaoe ajoa n on dav of -a.
JAMES M. TI-sst E
feblit Adai'r. of fcdw. IXjaneily, .Jet d.
frustee's Sale
-of-
YaluaDlB Real Es
Two liumlreil
Dark Calieocs. at
pl.CCS
" cents.
of croo'l
Sliirtinir ea'iooe of all kinds.
Xew Iiirtinirs of all kinds.
New TaLle Liner.s, Napkins,
Ilaiulmrirs. and Towel.-,
AVhite Goods of every description.
ZZTZZlALSO
A falll Line of
Hamburg Embroidery,
Ire-i3 Trilaminar',
Stockip.irs. Gloves.
I'mbrella. Knit Underwear,
Muslin Underwear,
Lace ('iir.t:iin-i. Collars.
Cuffs, Iiiichinir5.
A liis; line of
Lace Curtail
cents per pair.
is ct CO.
all new.
and 90
IRIBBONS,
j Bought before the advance ia pri
ces. All kin!s of
A full line of plain and fancy
;crims. from . to l' cent.-.
Our stock is brand, splinter new.
Xo old roods to wast? your time
on. aud as for prices, we can t le
beat.
Laces and Edgings,
and articles for
Fancv Work.
I A large line of Handkerchief-. Etc.
j Some nice short lengths of I'ress
PARKER & PARKER. !
B ot
V1RT1E or AN ORTiER OF S U E leaned
out r-f tbe th-Thans" Ctwrt of rs-ajerM-l ':ji.it.
t's.. ar.d 1ioh dirss-ted. wewili eaieeioa:e. at
pnfn'.e otitery, at E. Jlasters Cue, lu r,iu, fa.,
on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, '90.
atlorlorkp. m.. the foltowirg deseri.Vd Rial
E-taie. late the prfpeity of KJsajii Kmuttel, de
eeaed. ix :
111- 1 Aesrtain trai-t of land situate in
IlUt If hrntiier-vai.e:. Towrielup. Satjersei
f'otitiiy. l'a.. aijoiniitg land-til's. A. a: J. 1' phii
aon .Jonathan Miiier, l eter H auger. Kenr N.t.ae
man. sVtii Keighit y. Iiavid L. Meyers, an 1 .;tt
en. eouiaining anrea more or lea. This is toe
homestead farm ot Kdaard Kimiueli. deceased,
and has; hereon eret-ted a laise tao-siory irarne
Dwelling House,
a large new b-m. and two u nsnt h's;-- : has a
ati.ai apple orvnarii. Hiimetsis evtvlient" -pr.ag,
and a verv valnabie Ijme-totiattiarrr. row ois-n.
ajA Q Tbe nndivided one half i,f a certain
llU Ot traet of iand situate 111 tieT..n
hip of hrothersvailey, a.!si'nir.g lands of Jona
than Miller. S. A a. J. C iti'.l wi and others con
taining two acres, more or k-st.
G'iol-. toiunke up for Chil
dren, or to make combi
nations for making
Overdresse.
TERMS:
The share of the willow af the ptircha' nonv
.'one third after payment tT ail j it riehi and le
gal rhatge- shall nsmaia tn the Rand- fn'ibe ptir
chauer during the natural life of Maria Kimnarl.
lite widjw of Ed art. Kosanei, decea-ed. ai.d ir e
tntere-t lnere,f sna.'l tie annually and re.sniar:v
twld to ber by the purchaser, hu. heirs ar ,1 a-awiis
bonding the preattses. to be reeoveretl f.v d:trv
nrtxheraise as reals are reeoverabie iu this 'm
raotiarmitn whleh the aai. auiow sl.ail an-ef
io ftili tatisfartitwt of her d.mer. ia the i reni-es.
and at ber deeeaae her ham nf the pitn-hase
money shall he pa d to the hesruof Edward Kim
mtL tka-eafed. The l-atane aball be paid ia
ti"t oaiV p.tKst. i?n per rent to l' paid doan
oa day oiNtle. the tetnamder of one-third at the
coRnrmauon of the sale : o- e-thiral in one year,
arwt the remaining thid in two veal-, ailh Inter-
ei-ten the tiefem-d isrimsit from the foti:;rnaa
ticn of the sale. fraeMis given Kt of rvti. "rat.
JiAkt.isKTtA ilit.'LARKAN,
A. K1J4MEL.
FebX Trustee.
t0""A fill line of Wool, Cotton
and Linen Carjn-t Clitiin. Ac.
MRS. A. E. UHL.
FOR SALE ! !J- M. HOLDERBAUM
tmwi . : iSa.
1 W
HAS RECEIVED A FULL UN E OF
BR "SS ELLS,
TAPES! CV,
l.VfiEAI.V
STRATH EARN, JAIl..
,IKPI lUJUls.
.VI'K'DUE
N. aeighitig
B.t't AND HEMP
LEE.
ROW "riLLfoX. rKRCHrROX.
lOAEPETS,
SEVEN-EIGHTH BLOODS,:
Wsigitii lo pn Is. I7fn::ng htii'ding a
tarn, the eomltig s-isj". f.ir ant of rtsMn. I j
will "ell any trf the araive at prices rau'-a
beiow their n-ai raioev and oa I
Beautiful in Dos!?", at Prices from
15 Cants to SI per Yard.
We resp-ctfillv invire the alien lioo 0 the
puoiic to thia Lia of liootia.
Most Favorable Terms j a M. HOLDERBAUM.
Ora halflnter-t in eilher of them, to irnl i
parry. 1 mean bluesa. t onse aixi see tbcin.
1?ad
on.
E
XECUTKIX' KOTICE.
aatateof Dr. J. K. M.Her. dercaed. late of Sota-
erset Dorotigh. xraefset t s.d:. Pa,
letters testameiuarv on Uie esnua of Or. 3 K
Uiiler. iate of MnerssH Bismuvh dts-'d. bavirig
been graii ted. to lae endersumed. notiee is heretiv
given to ail pernet Inrichted lo said eataie to
trafe imrtso.a-e taynerii. and thus having
ciauna agaio-t the ani mill present U.em trtiir
authenUeaieti fa settieateut and aitoaanee oil
i-aturdar. Man h I. f at tne resuieaca of V i.
Co-boru, ,., ia "merw, pa.
lacU. Liceuir. 1.
A
DMIXISTRATOE'S NOTICE.
aaiaia of John Weaver, dee'd. late of Pvnt Tap ,
Ptirneraet Co.. Pa.
Letters of adjniuisurrloa oa th above estata
havteg been gun led to Ue nrtderrned by tn
proper awtaontv, a-Miew ra bereriy g.i-n to a.l
persons iudeote-i to Mid estate to mace Hume-lisle
payment, and thaaj having elaima or de
reands against the same wilt present them duly
annectn anxj iut settieneat p tbe undersigned
Adrrtiutstratrig. at tiie iate i-ciderii-efif ds-eassst
in Paint Township, on or before Thansiay, the
l.Kh day of Marua.
CATHARI5E WFAVFR,
Admuuafinknx.
P. HEFFLEY.
XECUTRIX' NOTICE.
1
iiaie of reter Ott. late of Fatnt Township.
a-ifTien-et : . Pa.. dv d.
Letters tet-iame-ta-y having hes-n l-aoed to j
the nnder-imed hy the prnper ntith'pnty in the ;
anove estate, notice m hereby given W ail
parties imie'Hed losaid estate h- make lirtndi- j
ate payaoent. andall parties hatrvigriairnsagainst. j
said e-utie to pre-et.t ib-m v the Lieeumx 1
duly authenriraied fur eiilernnt at the late rva- f
ioetK'e of tiie deeeaanl, oa Thondav, iha Ala I
dav ef Mart h, I-A.
MART OTT.
F. W. BlGsscxra. A'.l'y. Kaeeutrur. j
E
XECUTRIX NOTICE.
Lb late of LndwieV Gardner, def'd . late of Jef
erwa Tosrnship. tsnenerset tiotiaiy. Pa.
Letters testamenta--y tsn tSa a k ve estaie hav
ing been granted to tlie nn -s':ried by the prtip.
er aaihortiy. raxi-'e MUerebs giv- tnall person
indebted lo said tsvaate to make iinmediate pav
ravenl and those hariiig rtarms or demands
against thesame will preserit th-ra d-ily auibew
t:eated for settlement o i'a U. Tanle. tq ,
a ho Is authorised v ai t hit mc la the estate oa
FntJav, April 4. lsw.
H.vxairr cari-xfr.
J. H. Cax, Ajucstf.
a ri
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