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Somerset Herald.
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March 3. IHJO.
t SnvJent.
. rt!T Off "
" ,. Voiing't Drug Store.
, Jrag ore '? gAW
;i! be ibe next let! boll-
t'wnert ,.f ice Loato, were busily ened
M.,ri!r anj TuJy iV.iing them with ice
bout two tur!ie thick.
titid t John N. Snyder't
. a, jr.tertr with tte attend-
-y
Have
... i. fiut srproacfcicB,
TaBaf. tbe LeaJin IruggUt. &r
'-ton aoJ Family Reoeiptt Clld
"' Store.
AiUB
., v'hioii Schruck.
' . I" - TV
Toilet &oa IuuoB. "K
'Cakwlorii cent.
1 ... i. c
loi! well i (rustling wiiuiu "our
' ' .... m. M.n
.viI'IB'!' '
iri f KluoJ Commute Las paid
.m.untiiiKtoM5.
.(fornia evajwrated fruit from
k ; be fceeps '
'ter big as hia crow, a
uid live on liiru for mi
Tlie attendaiKf at court t"ii wetk is very
Jim, there bein but few p-rsong present ex
cept tuitora, jurorn ati.l witrww?.
. Mr. 8. . I'lt-kin. who is employ! in tb
Toite.1 State, IJghll..Uv service t Chicago,
arrived in Somerset Monday morning.
Mr. Jaoo: Kautr, i,f JuhnMown, scient
Monday in Somerset. He wat called to bit
heme in this county to welcome a new-born
h eir.
Cyrut A. Yoder, or Casselmarj, has been
granted a pension, and Abram A. Miller, of
Ursina, liu been granted an increase of peti
tion. Mr. Ed Hoover, one day last week, told
his dis-ti'Iery in Brotl.ertval'.ejr township to
Mr. Ed M"alter. the celebrated Baltimore
Jistiller.
Jamah KeUer has filed bit bond at tbe
Post Office Ix(.rtmnf, and expects to re
ceive h-.s commission as postmaster for Som
erset this week.
STILL TAKINC TESTIMONV
j3 t Wi'.kesbirre never look -
Li'-i un:i' a u'r arrival
- :;! S' cvm extern .its buy
tl'Mi S-hrock. He sells as cheap
.:;-
a lr;.iinga State, county, bor
,k:lii' otfit can be apiotnted
. -on '"'
. .ar W.ikesliarre was found to be
"vti:h (reshly hatcued gmssbop-
.gtar
hJ eloped from Kaston sent
,iDJf-,ira Jersey City telling her
r.A rare of the bal'V.
r -!.rcks divrry wagon is seen
S1,(, Uil deliverinp flrwtriea,
j i Fd to hi many patrons.
. ,c-T!Kt(iv y.m meet these days in
-jie Mutation "How An you doT"'
; j.t j'Jt F over tlie (trip."
.n nf Uir J.iii!ou Ki-i Cm-f','IK-i
will luaKe a volaniitious
r; i. Of i'iej in a fc w w:ks.
, -,;eJ jerions should lerueniber
z S. SiiVder, the druist. can fur--x
itt. :n to suit ttji-ir eyes',
r jrs.:is were sentenced to the
; ur Hie pfn.teutiary during the
- V-'M"Zion cjunty c mrt.
Vicr cuiiiy cj.uoiis-ioners hve
i:d ou:.'V lax ofjnulis for
oavst evtr placed m
Two hundred and fifty-live applicants for
retail liquor draper's liittse hate Utn Cltd
with ttie I'ndhoiioiary of Cambria county.
One hundred and four of the number came
from Johnstown.
Dennis Eichnor, Y.v., formerly of Meyers
dale, but for the p.t two yers a resident of
Kait lke City, wts last eek appointed city
solicitor by the liberal party who recently
cum into ower.
Mew. Oc-ortte I'lalt and E 1 S. Kantner
have pun-hased the tnxvry ectablishment of
Josiau Keller, and will take possession dur
ing the present week. It.t!i young men are
well and favorably known to the residents
of Sorner-t.and we have no doubt will meet
with the rich success in their new venture
that they deerve.
Mit s:
tfr, the
:.i..n a Hangarlati was thrown
u .li a Cwt Ireiht train, and frath
a;i lie startcJ after the train to
a dinner-pail.
..n w.il s.Kn be here when the
n, j-.it a:ruse!f on hi (;ardfii will
; .a a ith his neighbor whose
.;r-3i3 the direction of chickens.
,s,ijt. at Cliarubeibuty. has de
ji'iiie .'o:iabiei elected la-xt year,
i m bond for one year, shall give
,A lr t aJ l.tiona! years, as he
cWteJ for three years,
jrr'irj Li-id a larire nuinler of gotxi
i: I r will in quantities to tail
.-Lwrr. J rt-es very reanoiuiuie. lira
Uffpiaahig mill.
K.'U k.sx Bbos. 4 Taesck.
: t. y proli"nie that the monry sub
.nv school childr.'o of the state
Zr.ct Mrtuiria! Fund, will be re
i.ae3i. the movement meeting with
;,...! n in nuny pirts of the S'ate.
t one has said : A man is happiest
i3 fovt il the mean thin he
J5 hitu-eif. And there are fel
iV'. whfii they have forgotten this
xiii Uv but little tibe to retuera-
! win are drawing p-nsion
f 'vrr-inient by rea-on of rupture
:tii trus-every thirty months
x. b Stained on application to the
.'.rim-J of surgeons of their dis-
'. "f priri2 clothing already re-
r.d more corning in a few days.
r.4 the neat styles, t ome and
elegant asortnmit. Come and
:: marveious'y low prices.
Knetteb A. Krk.tta.
. iirfj Furs, l will iv the highest
"t nil kinds of hides, jelts and
i nl ct.'Ttl? of R k Oak and
it-k. l.i cords wantd at once.
- t at my residence, immedi
"yofti.eS 4 C. Station.
H. G.YnKiwfiHi
" 'l- A'. Lt.ishup of Cjinterbury.
a:i F.:.p!and. has applici for a
V - wine and beer to be drunk
The premises, however,
"ft!,e church house, and the ptir
'i.:U H;. (Iran" craves the license
'fc'jinr of liquid retreshmect to the
- i svho are attending the
--:e.
"'"ftlie Peace, and others coming
i: tirt, will do well to go to
' ii Siore fir blai.k j.i lgrnent
sun? moiis. ooalp biatika and
no. blanks. Ether's U.ok Store
i-see to buy ljjjl -Hp and foois-
drf:ire j-r, nlhcial sire en
! Kills' Justice. Duiilap's Form.
'ir.il !rvio guides and Mur- j
r-'. j
k r.r,.,,,, corifiueil in the Hoi- j
xf y sttemj.ted to m all of the
' M sr.d get s-.me fresh sir, climb-
';tjic1 window and stuck Lis
the har. and slipping down,
b rv.tase hini-e)f He renia:ned
i" ' ri lor three hours before he
a-i Warden ilephart. with the
iii-t,a; !.. r,it the bars and re
'ia .'JraJ man frxim bis'petilous
' ' - c Vr,(v la a' mays been fa
' '- ini y st-.neji. Ii is now pub
' i;;u,trated by the old --!
fvic a:id has lately intro-
"4 rtsVr another author who
v l" he his companion in popu
!er. of diry jre. Tuelat
V I! . knell, recently con-
u'jth who arose a Pauer
' a Kin?, " which is to appear
""uon in jb, rjumber to be
1 B
Charley, eldest son of Alex Benford. of
this borough, died at tbe residence of his
father Wednesday morning, after a prolonged
sickneso. He had been engaged in the mer
cantile business at Holiidaysburg for several
years prior to his death, and was brought to
Nmer.-et about ten days proceeding his
d. alh. His wife and two children survive.
t he county commissioners hare reo,'ie i
us to advise the parent. of Somerset youth,
of the necessity of impressing upon their
minds the fat that there is a penalty against
defacing the walis of public building. The
hails of the court hou- whic'l were recent
ly painted have been mutilated in many
diilcie'il avs. and the comiuisiioiien pro
oe u make a:i example of tbe first one
detecfed in disfiguring them.
Pn.f. John H. (Vs-na, Sup-.-riutetident of
Sch'ib. of B-dford County, who was a candi
date for election for a f Mirth term, on Satur
day announced his withdrawal from the
Contcic. This leave the contest to Prof. X.
Pi. i!rp". gle, of Walton ; Trot. C. J. I'otts, of
Schehshiirg. and Trof. D. W. Snyder, of
W-st Providence township. The election
wili take place at a county convention of the
school directors to be held in Bedford on
Tuesday, May fi h.
Dr.
Pjvid E. rtaldain.of Sruerset town
ship, informs us that his family has been
sorly tl'l.ctid this ii!t r. Scleral of his
cMidren have ben down for the t live
months a ith typhoid ft-ver. an i a few weeks
auo his wife was stricken with the same di
eae and is at present in a very critical con
dition. oing to the dread of the disease
that nNts in the neigh borhood of his home,
it is imiosible for bira to procure any as
sistance in nursing his sik.
Mr. E. J. Sese, of Ule township, writes
ns in regard to an interview with Slate Or
nithologist Warren, which appeared in this
column several wetks ago concerning a new
species; of rabbit that has a:ia-eil in west
ern Pennsylvania, Mr. Seese fays that the
Secies re'erred to wearing a white coat in
winter and grey in summer is native of that
township ; that be has frequently heard his
grand father and father speak of them and
that he binilf ha" seen them every winter
during the past fifty years. He savs thev
are at least one-third larger than the com
mon grey rabbit a:id wear a very heavy coat
of fur.
The (olloaing item from a Columbus.
Ohio, paper wiil prove interesting to the
many borne friends of Lieutenant Alex Ogle.
The trus'ees of the State I'niversity this
morning were engaged in examining tbe ap-pli.-ations
and reference of the military gen
tlemen, of whom one is to be appointed to
succeed Lutenant Kilbourne. The war de
partment refused to extend the lieutenant's
tour of duty at that intitution on the theo
ry that it would be unjust lo other officers
who are e'ligihle to the tmsilion. t lite a
.number of applications were nude, all high
ly recommended, and it was no easy matter
for the board to decide what one the depart
merit should be aked to detai', but after
many forma! and inf irm! b:lol, lieuten
ant Alexander Ojle. of tbe Seventeenth
I'nilcd Slater Infantry, was elected to the
chair of military soienne and tactics and he
wiil be so recommended.
Kd ail! hrrin in the Ar.ril
e-.er
' v'ni.Jj,tK. the conduct of
"nt ca!il -Review of Cur-
iB which he will discuss the
j! of the dv witb a non partisan
."i timber nl Contain the
SJ":' B,-larid upon her "Kly
V' J the Wor'.d ;" "The Fight
'emr.y." by Poultrey Bige
College." by Professor
li. M-ra! ""'er important ar
,v.t.s illustrated. The nov
.urchrr. j:, be -;,rrre Wasb
l1 I'J'-l," by Thomas Xeison
J"' letters remain in r t the
j" l'Siot to he sent to the IVead
ai.ingion, D. C, if not
at H
- ten days from this date.
R II: Bertiier. Michael;
.' ;j; Failir ger. L-j.-y ; Gea
'"11.1. Bees, ; Jriflii,. g P ;
:-TV: ,'n' r-wii- M.chhr,
'-at Kre.tn.; pntts. Matilda:
a !t ... .
, l-:'7, Pi.i,J : Si.afc
." ' Katie : St af. r.
R''.r. J H . Wrigl.e. Rev.
J. k.. Cort aoja. P. M.
Jon
Wm.
Secretary I-e of the S:aie B ard of H--al;li
has i..eied ttie following circular : ' I have
receired information from the Stale Board
of Health of tonnecticut that smallpox now
exists at five different points in the central
pinion of the S'ate. The infected towns are
Vind-.r Imks, WooiL-tocks. Waterbury.
Vmsi. Viiid.r and Meriden. Many i-ersons
have been expeJ to the contagion, in con
sequence of the fact thut individuals suffer
ing from the disease have been allowed to
travel in public conveyances. It is, there
fore, recommended that all erxtis who
may have occasion to visit ttie region indi
cate! take the precaution to be vaccinated
before leaving home. The disease has also
been officially reported during ile past two
weeks from the State of CViio. Michigan, Illi
nois and Massachusetts. Health Osiers in
Pennsylvania, especially in the western part
ofiheSta'e. should, therefore be on the
lockout f r sporadic cas -s ''
Contrary to the usual high sUte of public
feeling annually ruani ferfed by the residents
of Somerset When applications for liquor
licenses are to acted upon by the court, the
Ijcal ball of justice was vertr spar-ely filled
when the question was c-l!ed up at Thurs
day afternoon's esion. Lawyer A. C. Hol
bert. representing fhe 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 fel low -attorneys to hear
bow be would explain bit incongruous po
sitionhe having appeared in behalf of the
remonstrants last year. Mr. Holbert opened
with a quotation from the title page of
Alexander Stephens' history of the War
I t ween Tbe States: "Times change, and
men often change with them, but principle
never."' He then proceeded to discharge a
bomb that he had jealously guarded, which
when exploded struck the spectators with
amazement, and caused the learned gentle
men on th- Bench to elevate their brows
and prick up their ears in a startled man
ner. He charged tnat there was do remon
strance before the court against granting a
license to his client, inasmuch as the affida
vit required to be mad to the rem-jns'.rance
did not contain the signature of Protbon
otary Horner to the jtiraL Mr. Holhert'i
argument, which wat confined principally
to this point, was moM intelligent and l.gic
al, and, as it subsequently appeared, left ita
Impression on the court.
Mr. Coffrotb argue! the case for the re
monstrants. He claimed that the papers in
qnef.ioti had been deposited in the Prothon
otary'a ortice in due time, and insisted that
licen: should not be granted utx a mere
technicality of such a character
Wra. H. Koontr ap;-are.l in behalf of the
appli'-ation of Mr. Tayman.
After consulting with Lis associate. Judge
Baer refused the application of Mr Tayman,
the principal ground for tvfusl being the
dose pmximity of his house in a church,
and made.'T onlt-r that deposti-n lie la ken
in thf cat of Mrs. Winters' license, return
able it April adjourned court.
To Bm Used Before thai Pardon
Board r tha Nicely Casa.
Tbe Plate Tardon Board will meet in Har
risburg two wea.ks from to day, Wednesday,
Febniary 18, when the application of Joseph
and David Xtc!y for a pardon or cotnmuia
lion of sentence from death to life imprison
ment, will be laid before tbem.
Deju!i-is ua iLe part of tbe condemned
nieu ere taken Ufore E-quire Liut Friday
of last week. The examination of witnesses
was conducted by Messrs. Coffroth and
Koonlx on the part of tbe prisoners, and by
F. J . Kooser, Erq , on the part of tbe Com
monwealth. Tbe first tvitnesa to be examined was Mrs.
Mary Spiegle. She said that the lived in
Jenner township, about one mil from Vm
berger't ; that aba wat fifty-three years of
age and wat the wife of Jacob Bpeigle. Tbey
were in the habit of keeping stracgen at
their house. On tb 13th day of February,
ISO. man by tbe name of Showers came
there. She knew it was the 19th because it
was election day. A man came on Wed Dea
dly who said bit name wat Frisbee. Con
tinuing, tbe witness said : "Showers wat a
middling good-sized man, about as tall as
Mr. Kooser. He bad nice black hair and
mustache. He wasn't a
a cd rvc-co mas.
Was pretty fair. Tbe man wbo came on
Wednesday wts tall and heavy set. Hit
hair was black, but not as black as Showers', i
He had a brownish mustache and wore a
derby hat. He only stayed about three
quarters of an bonr. Shower left Wednea-
morning ; said he was going to Haines'. I
never saw either of them afterwards. Show
ers said he wat a phrenologist. I saw him
examine heads at the school house."
On croM examination, the witness said
Showers lectured on Tuesday and Wednea
day nights at the school house, and that
Kris! drove awav in bis sled towards tbe
pike.
Ross F. Hammer was the next witness
called. He said : " I live in Jenner town
shic. one half mile from Vroherger't. Am
Hi veara old. Showers met me on the lfnh
of February at Speigle's. At supper he an
nounced that he would lecture Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings'. He came to my
house Wednesday evening and announced
a lecture for Friday evening. On the Klh
I met a man coming down whom I took to
be Frisbee. He was a magic-lantern show
man. I met him on the pike above For-
wardstoa n. He was about as tall as General
Kooutz; bad dark hair and dark mustache;
was dark complextonei!. and was not red
faced. Showers left my place Tuesday
morning, and I never saw him afterwards.
I saw J. and lave Nicely when they were
being tried. These men did not look like
the Nicely t."
Cross-examined "There were from 15 to
39 people in tbe audience at the lecture;
Showers had jet black hair aud mustache ;
his bair was long and curly ; I met tbe man
I tot k to be Frisbee about three miles from
I'mberirer sou the 13th. going north, towards
Johnstown and aaay from Cmberger's. It
is a common thing to meet psiple on the
pike and to have entertainments at the
school house."
The next witness called was Perry I'm
berger ; lie said "I know Charles and Lewis
Vaneer ; I received a letter from them since
the trial of the Nicely t in court. They did
not demand part of tbe reward or claim it
I destroyed or lost tbe letters. They wrote
me that if they were to have part of the re
ward I wis to notify them or bold back part
of it" - 1
THX-ECWIBP WAS $-VX).
A. C. Holbert, E--q., next took the stand;
he said, am jng other things, I am an At
torney and was present at May sessions of
court l-9. I thought there was a consider
b'.e amount of excitemen', or interest, at
least, caused by tue murder trial and tbe
trial of the Yoder robbery case. Tbe Yoder
case. Com. vs. L" is 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
knowlege went that the Nicely 'a were the
guilty men and ought to be convicted ; I
heard parties nuke the remark, the com
monwealth were making out a case and that
the defendants ought to be convicted. There
was a strong feeling against these men."
J lestion Was there not such excitement
in the popular mind at that lime against
tejrsons cbarg-d with these higher crimes at
court, as to render it unlikely that a fair and
impartial trial could be bad
Answer I considered that I could not get
a fair trial for my men.
j What do you say in tlte 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 difficulty
in that than in the other.
Cross-examined "I was admitted to the
bar in lv7 ; was a law student of General
"offroth;I was in the court room all the
time the Lewis case was on trial, and most
of tbe time of the Nicely trial.
John H. I'hl. was the next witnessed to
be examined. He said : "I am an attorney
and have been at t lie bar since I was
present at May sessions when lwi tf a!
were tried ani when the Xicely's were
tried; there were a gx! rainy people
in town ; there was considerable talk against
these people for having committed these
crimes; Mr. H 'lbert tnd I defended Lewis
flal.l can t say that the excitement got into
the jury box or effected the jurors."
The last witter to be examined was M.
D. Humbert. He said : "i iiveon the I'm
bcrger farm , moved thee April 5, HsJ ; I
remember tbe time of the appraisement of
the real estate; Perry l'.n j.Tger was pres
ent ; afier the appraisement he turned to
Mrs. I'ruherger and said there was more
trouhleover there, that tbe Vaneers had come
in and notified him not to pay over tbe re
ward ; that they had promised them to pay
them one-half if they would come over and
reveal on these parties ; I know Retioen
Horner; be was at my borne before the trial;
be told me none of them, except Adam
Frirdline, could identify the pocket-book.
On cross examination the witness said :
' I am a tenant ; the rent is not due. I was
notified to leave; the appraisement was held
on 2nd. December; John A. Waller and Wm
Rink were p'esent ; the conversation occur
red in tiie house; he did not say bow be
beard it ; the conversation about the porkst
b x occured in April or May lss:; could
not say if tbey had teen the pocket-book."
Local tnttituta.
The local institute, composed of the teach
ersof 1'pper Turkeyfot and Middlecreek
townships, was held at Kingwood, Feb. 21sl
and 2ZnA 1S!K.
ratoAT evemso si osr.
Institute met in the church of God, and
was called to order at 7:00 p. ni.
Devotional riercises by Rev. Thomas
Wooda. Music, AH Hail Tbe Power Of Je
sus' name.' Tbe following officers were ibeo
elected: Preaident. El. L. ohultx ; Vice Pres
ident. Miss E'la KimnuH; Secretary, Misa
EmmaCrarjer; Query Manager, D. R. Cra
mer. Prof. J. M. Berkey,' delivered an opening
add reas , followed by a recitation by J. L.
Moore, afer which W. H. H. Baker spoke
on tbe essential qualificationt of a teacher,
followed by L 8. Pile, on the Faults in oor
public schools, which was further discussed
by Prof. Berkey, followed by a song enti
tled, - Help It On, " after which D. R. Cra
mer spoke, on "Friday afternoon exercises in
the school room," followed by a recitation,
entitled "Stolen Start" by A. S. Snyder
and aler a song entitled " I Long To Be
There,' tbe institute adjourned to meet
Saturday morning.
STt;tlMT SOE5IIO stssios.
Opening exercises were conducted by Rev.
Woods. Institute then tang, R;vive ft
Again" afier which we bad a recitation by
A. W. Snyder entitled. "Matrimonial ex
periences." followed by R. S. Will on. "How
shall we teach penmanship?" Prof. Berkey
made a few remarks on Ibe tame, followed
by Misa Ella Kimmel, on What shall the
teacher read?" which was ft. rther discussed
by Rev. Woods, when L. C. Villiaras gave
a talk on " Primary retling word meth
od ), " after which the instil',! called for
queries, followed by EJ. fehuitx. whose
subject was as follows, la physiology at
taught a success T' furth r discussed by Rev.
Wodot and W. H. II. k'tker. Tht insti
ture then tang, " Twilight la Fal.ing " and
adjourned to convene at I Ml) p. m.
satvkda Y arTta.voosi scssio.v.
Song by tbe institute entitled. "Help It
On " Miss Ljuise Moore, gave a recitation
entitled, "One of the little oner," followed
by W. II. H. Baker, on "How shall we ven
tilate 7" when I. S. Snyder, gave a talk on
bow directors and citizens could be instru
mental in making the school a success,
which was fun her discussed by Rev. Woods
and Professor Berkey. ' Should punishment
be indicted for non -preparation of lessons?"
discussed by Wm. J. Moore and W. II. H.
Baker. The institute then sang, " Sing Xow
With Cheerful Voices, " followed by an es
say entitled, " Washington's birthday," by
Misa Emma Craver, after which
Miss Cordie Sbultz gave a recitation enti
tled "The man inventor" followed by a
discussion by Rev. Woods. Prof. B.'rkey
and W. II. H. Baker, subject Opening ex
ercise in onr schools, " when L. U. Whip
key, W. F. Saiiner and I. S. Pile gave a
talk on, " The teachers work being strictly
coutined to tbe text books. " The institute
then sang. " Memories Of Gaililee, " follow
ed by an address by Rev. Zinn. subject, "Our
public school system. " We then bad a few
queries, followed by iu-tramental music by
Miss Minnie 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.
r a
SATCKDIT ETEXISQ SRSIO.
We were entertained by Prof. J. M. Berk
ey and Rev. Zinn. tbe former speaking on
" The missions of our public schools," the
latter giving an " Address to directors and
teachers." The evening session was inter
spersed with music, by I. S. Pile, Miss Min
nie Moure, Miss Louise Moore, Miss Pile
and Mr. Pile.
A West moral a rut County Horror,
Through the Creensburg Arjta we learn
of a most distressing occurrence that took
place on tbe McLaughlin farm, near Trees'
mill, Salem township, Westmoreland coun
ty, Sunday evening. EJward Black, ton of
Jamet Black, started on horseback on tbe
evening named, to a distant part of the iarm
to drive home the cows. Soon afterwards the
horse, riderleae, came galloping back, and
Mr. Black started out at once to find his ton.
knowing thst totne calamity had befallen
htm. Tbe young man, who is twenty three
years of age and an only ton, was discovered
in a horrible condition and entirely uncon
scious. One eye bad been (breed f:o-n ii
socket and ltyoct on bit chek,and bit
nose and face were crushed in, presenting a
ghastly picture to tbe horrified father, wbo
wat almost overcome by the awful tight.
Alone, and at tender as pcible, be convey
ed bit anfortanata to bit bom, where
three physicians were in almost constant
attendance upon him. He never recovered
eonsdousnass, and died on Monday evening.
Tbe belief it that the young man wat thrown
from hit teat in the taddle, and hit foot
catching in the stirrup, be wat dragged,
kicked and trampled upon by the frightened
animal. Mr. Black formerly resided near
Irwin, and two years ago removed to tbe
farm where be now resides.
MlddieCreek Items.
Rain aud mud are very plentiful in this
part of the country.
Mrs. James Kelley is suJering from a se
vere attack of la grippe.
County Superintendent Berkey, spent one
day last week in Middlecreek township.
Our school it progressing finely under the
instructions of W. H. II. Baker.
Mr. John Kelley, expects to erect a new
bouse next summer ; he it busily engaged
in geting out the timber.
David Kelley has a marvelous memory.
after reading a long poem through tuice be
can repeat it without tne text.
Mr, Daniel C. Barclay, has one of the
finest blooded colts in this part of the country.
Joe.
EYE. EAR. NOSE AND THROAT.
Dr. Saddlar, 804- Ptnn Avenua,
Pittsburg.
The most reliable person to consult.
Because : He it thoroughly educated in gen
eral medicine.
Because : He has had the largest 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 it not afraid to bave results in
vestigated and compared with the best
anywhere.
Because: He gives yon thorough examina
tion and reliabiie opinion of your dura
bility, before you begin treatment.
Because : He- gives bis perianal attention to
erery case.
Because: He gives the least possible pain in
all treatments.
Because : He does not experiment.
Bacause: Your circumstances govern his
charges.
mm
P017DER
Absolutely Pure
This powder never variea. A marvel of pnrfty.
streBgth, ami w bolesoraeoes. More ecoaomical
thaa the ordinary kiiKti. and cannot se soltt in
competition with tb multitude of low teat, abort
weight, tiuro phosphate powder. Mil m'v In
ant. Boyl BaKixa Powssa Co.. V Wail St.
- "f- iTillT.'SWTt
S3
"f RUSTEE'S SALE
Valuable
D
U (irvhaiw' t'o-irt of So.-i-i
-OF
REAL ESTAT
V TTRTrEof ni'rof tsio oH of Th
Ut m riirwTtn. wtiI rxte to
i!M!COitrTV, on lb iirvTwt.
orJcuur, tKE3rwC Co., rv. oil
UulT. !'.. 'Ki
in the To-sTu.ti.p
SATURDAY, JfARCH 20, ISOO,
t 1 o'cVek p. m.. the tinllowtps 4scriNeJ Real
Estate, late lite property ut Heriaaa I inberyer,
deveared. via :
A eertain iraet or pteee of land dtnats In Jen
ner Tosrn.slp. S.eret 0uhit. p., a-ljolMuf
lands of Beoe ini'.b. Vim. isnirTt .'ouson Bow
man, IMward Maiirer, Adam Fmdhn aod ottj
it GoutaJtiiov rwi htistrired soi tuirty acrvs.
luora or kss, with toe apu.-tcrai-es.
TERMS:
FISHER'S
Book Store
School Teachers, Attention !
Send to Fisher's Book Store Lr cards,
cbromos, and other rewards for last days of
school. You can send price in postage
stamps. Card.-, r-hromos and books mailed
promptly. Cuts. H. Fishes.
Church Opening-.
Tbe new Lutheron Church of Lavansville,
Pa., wil be opened for divine serviies on the
lGib of March, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Rev. J. H. Mecges, of Philadelphia, will
officiate at the opening exercises. Tbe neigh
boring ministers and their people are cor
dially invited to attend.
K. L. Makues, Pastor.
Notice).
Tbe accounts in the Estate of Dr. Henry
Brubaker 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. Pioh.
Potatoes.
Two car loads bave been added lo our
stock, and we now have an abundant supply
for everybody. Send ns your orders which
shall bave prompt attention.
Resptctfully,
Cook A Bsebits.
Resolutions of Respect.
Whebe. Brother J. Wesley Phillippt. of
1'rsint Lodge No. KXJ I. . O. F., having
been removed by death on the morning of
Februiry 13, IS;1, in his 5-Vh year, leaving
a widow and three small children to mourn
bis what would teem to ns unseasonable
removal, were it not for the comforting
promise that all things are for good. There
fore,
fUfJvfd. That while we sympathii witb
thefamily of our deceased brother, yet our
feelings are modified by the hope baed on
the promise that all things are destined by
the Grvmt Ruler for our good.
Rtxiltcd, That by this and many other
dispensations of Providence, we are again
reminded of the brevity of life, tbe certainty
of death, and the great neel of wo'king
while it is yet day, knowing that the night
cometb.
IlffJenl, That these resolutions of con
dolence be recorded on the minutes of this
Lodge, that a copy be presented to the family
of tbe deceased, and that they be published
in the county papers.
LtltOT FoEQtES,
J. C. FoBoTTHC,
Kvvjtrr Ci xrs(.i!4M
Resolution of Respect.
At a stated meeting of Hiawatha Lodge
No. U I, I. 0. O. F. at Addison Pa.. Feb. S.
1'X Tbe following resolutions ere adopt -id.
Whebeis. it ltas pleased the allwise God
to remove from among ns oar bt loved broth
er Jacob Augustine, therefore be it
RrxolreH. that we bow with feelings of re
gret to tlie will of Him wbo raletb the des
tinies of Nations and people.
Iicjnlred, that in the death of brother Au
gustine, the IoIe bas lost one of its most
efficient and charitable members.
llrAcfd, that we extend to the bereaved
family of our deceased brother our heartfelt,
sympathy in this their bereavement,
Hrnilrrd. that tbe brothers wear the usual
emblems for thirty days.
Rrfiiird, that these revolutions be publish
ed in the county papers and a copy be sent
to the family of the decease..
A. A. Jcr s
J. W. Wileims.
J. S. Hatzei.l,
Committee
Spcciatics ron March:
Blanks, Judgment Notes,
Beceipts, Leases, to., for First
cf April settlements.
Blank Books. Reward Cards,
Chromos, Books for Prizes
fcr School Teacher's Term
Endings.
Tissue Paper.
All the tlarch Magazines. '
Baby Carriages.
8 S . & &
Somerset County National Bank
Of Somerset, Pa.
Organiwi, 1877. Organized as a National, 1890.
CAPITAL $50,000.
Chas, J. Harrison, Pres't
Wm. B. Frease, Vice Pres't.
Milton J. Pritts, Cashier.
Tb hir oi tht widow ione-tlf fttef the py
tDvnt cf ft)) Just a-Ttai nrt l?al -hTfs- r?
QUaiQ in y. baioti of ib -urebAnerdantc t&
UatiursU Hft-u. m-y r mb-errf-sr, tbe wnkw of
Henna Q L m bi grr, Arrrmm J. nd tb inte:c-4
chreuf thAii t .ua rmtuiAr.f U
h-r by ih pun'hsr. h: b;ni mm mjisii iKiid
lug turn pmn.ste. u be i-mwrn-. br d r- . or
tKuri, reau aj- fi-coTtfru Us u t-tfc Con
mnwtfa.ttj, wh(rt tor mj1 ujiiw p1.I1 trn-vpc
la full tilLsiavciHli M her doweT in the .reuij. su
and at h-r dt'eiMw brr bare of th jm h
Baoovy shall br pai-1 tothr htrirt t f Herman I'nv
twncrr dstL Tne taUi. hil br paid In
thrrt rfjHiti unum.d py ravntf. Ten w-r win tn t-
paid dowB on Jay u 's'e, ib renian.'ier of outs
I laird at lb rHif-rnaiitti of HHle ; otie-thmJ in
un jear, and tb Prinniinj: t lrd lntwoywin.
wirh iiureM oi tiie dtft'frvd psvnirwtai frum ih
thrift ran Uuu of mmc. tuKstmtcu gwen 1st of
April,
TFRRY VMBF.ROFK,
IjhLBlC.N HoKMlt,
mip). Tru-Kee.
JANUARY
REDUCTIOH SALE
We Lare given our entire stock a general oterlaulirf', end in scire ca
ses prices bare been cut in two.
GOOD
In all qualities greatly reduced. Our finest French Broadcloth re
duced to $1.50 ; extra wide. Tremendous cat in prices in clo&k
and Suit room. Also, in Iloisery and underwear department
See our India Silks, reduced to 43 cents per yard ; Choice Color
ings and designs. Surah Silks reduced to 35 cents, all shades.
New stock ilu.slin Underwear ; great bargains in these goods
Directors:
Wra. II. Koontx,
jurua.li 9perfil.
Jutili 11. sadder,
Joseph U. 1'1-,
Jt.ruuie Mum,
Fam'l Smder.
Joiiaa M. oua,
Vbu Murtt,
liarrcaou carder,
3. Miuer,
Pittsburg Nurseries.
Messrs. Julia 11. A A. Murdoch have sent
ds (heir beautiful spring catalogue of Trees,
Seeds. Hardy Itnes, Vines, etc. It is print
ed by Percy F. Smith and is a geui in every
respect. See advertisement in another column.
Seized by that Rabies.
Eru, IV, March 2. John Wi!t-n. a
youne; farmer living near Hrie, U the victim
of bydmphobia. He li in convulsion?,
and tbe case it well marked. Twenty-tier
years ao he was bitten tbrouch the hand
by a dog. A few weeks ag be (elt a numb
ness in bit band, and at suon as it reached
his shoulder he wtt seized by the rsbies.
Keighbors held hira last with buckikin
covereI hamla. I 'urine; the Jucid intervals
tbe poor fellow begs pitifully to he smothered
and put out of hit misery. He is a inle
man and is 2 yean of ate.
Faith Preserved In Alcohol.
Henry Faitb, wbo livet four miles from
Indian, is ninety-one years old and a na
tive of Somerset county. In good Wfather
be often walks to Indiana twice a week. He
says of himself : " I never smoked or chew
ed tobacco, except fir a year when about
seventeen. The doctor Uild roe it would
kill me, and 1 stopped. When a baby tbey
gave me wbi;-ky. and I bave drank it ever
ainor, sometimes fretting too much, and am
fond of it yet. I am somewhat of a tuusi
ann. aud can play the violin, and when op
portunity offer, can make a good partner in
a dan'," JuAtuAmr Tribune.
Cnurch Dedication at Hyndman
The Hyndman. Bedford county Itisciple
church was dedicated last Sundav. The min
sters present were the two county evangel
ists, W. II. Appleirate and R I- Noel, and
Peter Warel. Tbe church is the finest and
best located in the. place, and it 51x3.! fcet.
with vestibule and two 8undav-srhool end
dressing rooms. Including furniture, tht
total oust is over i,l' over 11,000 of which
remained to he raised on dedication day.
About li'iO of this turn wat a-wumed by
three members, wbo hope that others wiil
help to pey it. Petib Yookl.
School Saving Banka.
The savinpi bank feature it to be engraft
ed in the public school system of Philadel
phia. At every school building in the city
tbe children in attendance will make their
despuaita, and will be given a receipt for tbe
same- Provision will also be made fjr tbe
withdrawal of funds, but every inducement
will be offered to the youthful depositors to
incline them to allow their mites to draw
interest in the savings fund strong box. Tbe
rtte of interest to accumulate on tbe deposits
bas not yet been decided, bnt it will be about
what is paid in tbe savings fund of tbe city.
E locators and others who have looked into
tbe matter believe It will work well and
stimulate an inclination to save, and will
early develop business traits.
Mllfora Grange.
For some weeks the fanners of the north
ern part of Milford township, h tee been hold
ing meetings and discussing tbe matter of
forming a grange. No final action wat takeB
until Thursday evening February 27, 1SJN3,
at which time Mr. S. V. Shoher organized a
grange of which tbe following members
were elected and installed as officers fur the
ensuing year:
Master, G. U. Walter; Overseer, D. G.
Stahl ; Lecturer, J. L. W. Seibert ; Steward,
A. W. Knepper: Assistant Steward, Frank
lin Gahring; Chaplain, Peter Dttmbsqld ;
Treasurer, G. F. Kimmel; Secretary, J. C
Weiler; flate-Keeper, Robert Larimer; Ceres
Mrs. O. 11. Wsiter ; Pomona. Mra. D. G.
Stahl ; Flora. Mrs. F. M. Sbaulis; I-ady As
sistant Steward, Mist Florence Seibert.
Sbckctast.
Flah,
Consignments of mackerel fish the hest
on the market and Jake herring, have been
received and we off. r them at prices fairly
low, for cash or i exchange for country
Respectfully,
Cook & Btiarrs.
Where to Buy Carpet.
A large and complete assortment just re
ceived. Hemp carpets, from ltc to ISc
Flowered carpets, 3D to 33
Cotton chain carpets, 35 to 45
Cotton chain o. e. carpets, i to SS
Good all-wool carpets, .V)
Extra super carper carpets, C2 to C5
3 ply extra super carpets, 95
Rag carpett, 33 to 50
Tapestry Brussels carpets, 50 to 80
Body Brussels carpets, 85 to 1.00
More than 75 rolls to select from. We
also have a full line of stair carpets, mat
tings, carpet lining, carpet chains, oil
cloths, rugs and druggets.
KsxrpEt A Firxek.
Rock wood Normal School
will open Monday, April tb. For par
ticulars address C. L. Baylor, or O. O. Say
icr, Kockwood, Pa.
Milford Items.
Mr. Daniel Stahl moved into Lit new
home lat week.
Mrs. Perry Walter, and family, started
for the Stale of Iowa on Wednesday. Febru
ary 19th.
Preaching servkw in tbe P'.eaant Hill
Church last Sunday, were conducted by
Rev, W. S. Meyers, and others.
Mr. John Cable tuld two of his horses last,
week, for which he received fairly good pri
ces. Mr. John Gahring also disposed of one
of his horses.
An old-faihioned serenading was in opera
tion at the residence of '""(jriire Walters on
Saturday night. Potatoes are a little scarce
in Milford, but we have beans in abundance
The farmers of Milford didn't allow the
State Board to bave it all their own way at
the Institute that was lately held at Somer
set. Although they were pleased with Som
erset, they would have been pleased a great
deal better if Milford had just remained
quiet.
Isaac.
Wm. Endsiry.
Cu-umers of this Iti.uk will receive the most
liberal trcatuicUt loiiii i;l wiUi rale ban King.
Fartic wlhing to sen. I moner can or went can
be aioB.ii.tauu 1 5 uiail ii r tauOLi.
Money and valuables weurel ly nne cf Iiie
boia siM.-DfaUUblr! wnij rauBtLtit)Vei tune
Ua-L.
t'uilections made in all parts of the foiled
Staiea. l iiMrj.-s mo!, ra'c.
aimuiiu auu liuiu selkled. marS-6m.
PITTSBURGH NURSERIES.
(Established 1M0,
Ol'R ELEGANT II.I-CSTHATED CATALOf.UE
fur ll'.O will be mai!ed on app'kvtfon.
Erery Fanner, Gardener, Amateur or o ner of
a lot should have one.
Orders for flower aad Flond EiaUems bare
Immediate aueutioa.
(Telephone 230.)
JOHN R. & A. MURDOCH,
508SMITHFIEXD ST. PITTSBURGH
DMIXISTKATUK'S SALE
Valuable Real Estate.
B V VIRTrEnfan order liied ont nf tbe Or
,han' I'otm of Honiert fount y. l'a.. to the
ur.lrrirnia dlrertetl, be ai! rxir to pebiie
Mle on toe premiw, at the late rendem-e of Srn
jamin stufl. dee d, ou
SATVKD.tr, MARrj 2, 1S90,
ai 1 o'clock P. tbe fullowiag d, cril.ed real
tale ot Mid dee'd. v it. :
A cenaiu lr. l uf und riiuate in Jenner town
ship, (jotoervri rwinty. la., aljiia:iii: .and of
Jouathaa stiniik. lleury kliix-. Levi Fned:ire,
aii-1 tber. arid lyioa a a tiie public nd lead
in ( from toe Johu-io n and ..mer-t turnpike
tithe lledfiird aud I'liuliurg; nimn'ke, einiairi
ini? u acre.. intrv or liu. of hirii aUrfit tatr
are rlearrd aat in a male of ruiUTaikni.
aud the remaiijd-r rx-inir wiil tiniterel.
Hating liM-reou ere-i.l a to Morr log dwell
lliK hmiw, mitn a new oor vtorr r,:ank adduion
fa kiunen. a larxe to-Mory" fr,k ear-water
hop. a bUu-k..mtth h.p. rtal-lv. krv-.ke Iioum,
grauary. and other witNniMinro. Vr " a
Imrife apt'lv. 11, ear, ad tbirry orvhard on
the preiiit.
TCpMC Ten percenter the ptirchao
ILriflOt mouey to e )nid iImoco
day ot aie. au.i the reiuaiodtT at one third on
Ibe t Xov-mt-r. I-St', a im n.irrevt from 1 April
1-Mr ; one-taird tfrer tbe parmarii 4 deira, to
remain a hen on tlie irmii--. the tinrrvt tle.-renf
to be paid auuuailf lo Jane Miuit. a How. during
ber hie, ar.dal ber dt-airi tbe Aaid pnueipat ttuus
to tm paid to ttie heini and lcifal rv.rr-Dllei
of Mild drvtr.-iem : the remainder of id rnirebase
ruoiK-y to tn- aabte iu lao etfaai paTmentj. one
due i April, l-.d. aud the other due l" April.
aith lrilirel 011 dc.ernd lvi;,iuu from 1 Apr:!,
!).
W. II. SWANK.
Feb 36Ui Adra'r of benjamin Siufft, dee d.
rUBUC SALE
OF-
Valnalle Real Estate!
-v-
BY ViRTl'E of an order issued to me by ihc
Or baru' I 'tmrt as Trulee fr the sale ot the
Keal ttaie of C'att arine A. S-mi!h. deeeasd. iio
life is brretiy given iht I will expo for sale at
public outcry, on the preaii.-es. on
SATURDAY', MARCH 2?,
at I o'clock p. m.. the following rteei!td Kl
fcstale, viz :
A eertam trvt of land nituate in Norturopirvn
Townhin. Annert t.Niuity, fa., adjoining '.andt
of aamuvt I'hiison. Juhn M apinan. Andrea AN ar
aman. and land late 01 N ni. t rtirhlieid, and oth
er. Containing l&acre and allowance, more nr
less.
TERMS.
mr-tbird in hand, and the l-alanre n two
eoual annual (4iyiii:nu : d-lerred iNtiiict)i lo he
secured lv judiriiient 00 Hie ireinit-. Ivn per
eeut 01 the 1. 11. ha-- miaiey lo oe paid aheu ine
p.-openy knockrd ilua iu
J )S MoR'VY,
mart. Tru'tee of Catharine A. siuiiu dec d.
J
35 Fifth Avenue. PITTSBURGH, PA.
tSKi.NEE'S SALE
OF
YalMDlB HealEs
B Y VII
the.
VIRTt'E of an wl-r of sale fc"uel out of
ens. iu stonycrrek
ty, and to nie directed. ai A-a.Mee of Joho H.
Man-u. 1 w:ii expute to buIhK' ra.e ai th- re-i-
oence f paid JoiiU II. ilarttt
Towohip. on
THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1S00,
at Wo'riork a. tn.. all the f.tlloning described
real estate of Miid A-iginr, to wit:
A ertaiu trrn-t of land hhuate in
" Mi)!i;.ifk In p.. sur,ri t.i pa,
adjoining land- ot JoM-ph Aitfotner, J,.nn Frur.
1. i-eiiroi k, Jtiu 11. .-Tiy-!rr, Oliver Ij-w; au-1
John limler. evimairim.e li- a'-re. -triot nn-aMire.
about tun acre cear. and ba.am.v iu limiier, hav
ing ihere u erected, a la o-tory
DWELLING HOUSE,
iroud new btni. nJ ither oi:tijui!0iu. Ctial
ai.1 ottier m;iifra ttu ttif fnria.
Zm AilfDeuy Iv.aVQHhip. Ht.jwiuiDc
land of '.?ei tv Meyer. nl Krrn. nif. ruutn.ai
iufT ls m-rv. isiir or tr. (ut ;otrw i-Wr.
aud btaittfu-v in i;:n.i-r, Jutvii:? a liweiiiiitr h-ti.e,
as.Mp. ai!1 thr mill, uiithaiP' thrvn. u jot-il
Ut i-kt unWriai. :t tbe rlrbra,t-i Jire Caatj
veia upeut-d at Williams .-taiion.
TERMS.
Ten pT rrnt. of the ban.l m4ntT tobr jiU a
fK'nitB the prufst-rtT U kiit--keU iuun " : tHuuf
of oits tfa ml 'ti r'i:I.rTt:a,n.ii4f m! ; jnt--tiiii'l in
six rnomb. tHi o:ie-ili.itl in one rear, vt.tntia
t;re?t ou dcffcm-i j men a
VALKNTINE II AY.
iuar4, AM'nre.
o
RPHANS' COI KT SALE
189O. 189O.!
SPRING!
STOCK OF
DRY GOODS
Now on Exhibition.
The lanrcst anl mo.-t couijilote !
stock w havocver liad the pleasure i
of pliotrin.kT. in
OF
YUl6
HealEs
YfM'STRATOR'j NOTICE,
Estate of Lewi Kcivr, dee'd. late of Quemakon
Ing Twjv. enmwt County. Ha.
Letter of AdminirtrBUon on Ut above estat j
havlug ben gmnieit to the iirKierxiiiBed bv tb
proper antboriiy. ntt.-e is hereby given 10 a I
peraua indeUed to md eate to inake Immedi
ate payment, and llv-e having calm againat
theainewill prewnl thria du.y auihemua'ed
fur artOineiil on or be! nr. Tuewlav, the 11th
day of Man k, 1VU. at the roddenceof ibe Admin-
islraior in vuemahonmg T"wnh'.n.
OLIVER f. HAVER.
JanaS AdmlnBRWor.
BY VIRTUE of an order of vile i-ied out of the
On-hurw rourt of Amefel i i:it!ty, I'a.. ani
Ut airerted. 1 a il! exrmM' n imjIiIjc n! ou Uie
preniiK. in Addixm Iuin-h n, to
TUESDAY. JMejH 4. 1990,
at 1 o tWi p, m., the followins real eiratc. late
llie prorvrty of hdaard l onnt-ilv. dee-ned, vi;:
A tract of saad mtna'e in Addiron Towhhip.
"orntrt ronmy, la, adjoinuix land- of I lay
MH'olhuigh, Jarne a:oa. hufn Heirihaurn.
J. M. Tr?eler, and nthi-r. rontainicg 7 acictf,
more or lt-. There i a oue-Morj
DWELLING HOUSE,
and 'tah'.e thereon eroeted, ahor! thirty fivearrs
eiearr.). and Ibe baian'.-e weii timbertl with
ahr.eoak.
TERMS.
One-third in hand an ! halanee in two equa
payment in ix and taelve ruomh. retctieiy
f in ter rent, of (he t'liri'na-e money to e rwii'd
a wii an iheprorTty i- kD'-ted down. T jne of
rrsfHia made kuoa 11 on riuv 01 -,e.
JAM'W M. Tl-sifE
ftblS A im'r. of fcdw. tjoaueliy, die d.
"Trustee's Sale
-0?-
YaluaDlB Real Es
MARRIED.
E
XElTTonS' NOTICE
Eaiate of Fokwron S. Flammer, dffted, late of
jeirnrr lap. 3mTPl I o. ra.
Letter testamentary on atnve estnfe baring
been granted to the nntU-rc-.giiel ly the proper
authority, notiee in hereby given to a'l pe7.n
indebted to said estate to make immediate y
iwot. and tbove having? r lnimv again-4 the same
will prwnt tbem duly authentieatpd (nr eu!e
ment on Friday, April 4, lJM. at the late re-ideiiee
of deeeafrcd.
JOKX C. HlMMFR.
David m. hammer.
fe'-W. EioLUtia-s,
1IENSEL KNUUP. Feb. 20ib. 1J, at
tbe Reforuied parstMiaire, Somerset, I'a., by
Rev. Hiram Kuic, Mr. Wm. R. Uensel to
Mist Flora Kuoap, botb of Lavansville.
SEIBERT BRCB A KER. On Wednes
dav. Febniary 12, In. at tbe Lutheran par
sonage in Somerset, by Rev, J. F. Saearer,
Mr. John H. Seibert and Miss Amanda Bra
baker, botb of near Somerset.
LA RM AX FRITZ -At the residence of
tbe officiating minister, Berlin, Pa.. Feb. 23,
by Rev. John II. Knepper, Mr. John
W. Larman and Miss Cora E. Frits botb of
Pugb, Somerset county.
CLE53XER BRAXT At the Lotheraa
parsonaare, Lavansville, on Tuesday, Februa
ry 11, ISM, by Rev. E. Manges. Mr. EJward
D. Glessoer and Jennie Brant botb of Boone,
Pa.
HUSTON' riTGH-On tbe 16th lost., at
tbe tame place and by the same, Samuel B.
Huston and Mitt Jennie Pugb troth of Som
erset Pa.
DIED.
GARDNER. Oa Friday February Ttb,
IS90, Ludwkk Gardner, of Bakersville, Pa.,
ged CO years. 3 months and lGdayi.
PMrXISTRATOIl'S NOTICE.
Estate of Joeph A. T. Hunter, la'e of rrtlca
HimM.gn. nr t t 'onnty, I'a.
Lett STB 01 admin 1st ration nn the aloveestate hav
ing bcn framed to the undersigned by the pniper
autborlry, Botieei beret y nvea 10 all persons
indebted to Mid estate le make immeiliate pay
ment, and taoe having rlaima againn tbe same
will preaent teem duly autbeoucaf-d for settie
snent on nr before Tntirsday, Aint 17, tSO. at tbe
office of John K. B'xAl. in the borough o .omcr
set JOHN K rVtTT, .
mart. Adma. rum tntamndo tmrktm.
YUDIT0R"S NOTICE.
In r Ctate of Iaiah Ewlrers. dee'd.
Tlating heere appointed And in by the Or
phan' Court of nnieret(VHiijty. 10 make a dis
tribution of tbe fund? tn the band' of the Admin
tarator nf the above etate lo and among th.se
regally entitled thereto. I hereby give o4ie that
! will aKnd to tbe datieaof said appotntmenl
at wiv oftV in a.tmeret rkirough. ou Monday,
March M. when and ahere all persotui in
teroted can attead If tbry ape pr.per.
FEED. . BltaErKER.
marl. Audiw.
SWEDISH
"AU-Healing Salve,"
FOR
XETKAUalA IX THE HEAD.
WEAK BACK. OR PAINS IX
SIDE OR CHEST, WEAKNESS
IX THE JOISTS, 6WELLIXG8.
And all Rheumatic Paina. Cares In from two
to tight days.
ro taLS BT '
S. JIAKCUS,
2 5-2a. Or at Young ' Lrjg store, gumerset. Pa,
I.
BV VIKTI E OF AN ORDER OF AI.E inel
out of the Orphan' c,art ofS-merset County.
Is.. and to 11 dir. ted. aewiii xpto nair. at
r'lWie onti ry, at E. Ian-:V tlie, herliu. i-a,
ou
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26, '90.
at 1 o'cViek p. m.. the following rievri;ed R al
E--ute. laie the property 0 Edaud kimiu-i, de-i-eA-d,
ix :
1 A rortam tract of land ntnaie in
lU, ! Hrti:;t-r-vai.ev T-wnhio. ,mi-rv-t
County. I'a., ailjoining lnd..l s. A J 1 Phu
soo. Jonathan Miller, l'eter Ii anc-T. H--nrv N.l.Wi
man. se;h W eighii y. lavid L. Uevero. and oth
er, rvtiiainina JiH a-Te neire 11 le. Th: i ttie
hometead farm tJ Edaanl Kimmell. lirmunt,
and ha: hereon eralii a l.-ge tao-ti7 irane
Dwelling House,
a larye new U-rn. and two tenant h.m' : has a
a.jd apple orv-hanl, nnmeroii?. excel ient", .nng,
arid a verv valnnUe Ijmetoiiuarry. row or--ri.
J O Tba undivided oik half of a rrtain
IvUi Ot trail of land ituaur in the Tmu
shipof Urothemvaiiev, adoining 'iand of Jona
than Miliir. rt. A All' Ihii on and oCit-rv, cou
taicing two ai-rea, more or lcsa.
Black anl Colored Silk?, Black
and Colored C;iclii;ner. in 40 and
4( incites wide, all new shades'.
4t"-iiicli ilk Warp Cacliimers.
plain and fancy slripe. for cornljina-
lion Miitin;zs. all new.
I:ris Good.-" of all kind.'?, from
t cents to $1.00 per yard. You
can't help beincj suited in this Ie
partnient. Fifly pieces of Crown Satine?.
tiie prettiest tatine in tlie market, j
1
A nice lot of Magenta Satines, at
10 pnts ior yard.
Two hundred jd'eces of new Press
Ginghams, just received. Any quan-1
tit v of new Ginghams, at 5 cents
per yard.
Mrs. A. E. Uhl's
SPRING OPENING.
Stol Frits ani Quiet Sales "
Is THE Rri.S I'll!! THK
New Stccx of Goods
Just rteocived, and heinir received.
THIS AVEEIv!
This includes the entire stock of
Dry Goods,
Consisting of Fine and Common
Dress goodS
Of All Kinds.
Mu-lins,
-liirtins,
Towel-i,
Ginghams,
Calicoes.
Taldo Linen-,
Tahle Covers,
S Bed Spreads.
Jersey Coats,
Shawls,
Chintzes,
fcc, c
Two hundred
Dark Calicoes, at
pieces
j cents.
of good
Shirting calicoes of all kinds.
New Shirtings of all kinds.
Xcw Talde Linens, Napkins.
Hamljurgs. and Towels,
White
tion.
Goods of every descrip- j
A fulll Line of
Ilambnrg Embroidery.
Ire.i Trimniinirs,
Stocking-;. ('loves.
I'nilireli.i. Kit"! L iiderw -ar,
Muslin Underwear,
Laoe 'ii "t.i'i; Collars,
Cuffs. Kuoiiin.'-.
A big line of
IRIBBONS,
I-ace Curtains r.t CO,
cents per pair, all new.
and 00
Bought before the advance in
ces. All kinds of
pn-
A full line of plain and fancy
Scrims, from to l' cents.
Our slock is brand, splinter new.
Xo old goods to waste your time
on. and as for prices, we can't be
beat.
TERMS:
The hrr of the wid.vw af the pnrehar raonv
fnne third at'.er payment of ail j il deM and le
gal rhaigei shai; remain in tbe uatid- of the j-nr-rha.-rriliiri.ig
the oatnral lilr of Maria klinnie!,
the widjw cf Eii wan. Enamel, dreea-d. ai d the
infre-t thereof shall I annually and n-.nlarly
aid loher by the iirrhi-r. bi heirs ai.,1 avian
bo ding the rr-aiife, to be rw overeil ,y di-irv
or m her to a rent are recoverable iu t)u Uim
rooiiaralth whirb ib al aKlow hall accept
Id full ufa Hon of her doaer. in the j.remie.
and at her drrcase her .ham nf the purchase
money ha!l he pa d toihe bar of blmil Kim
sul, dereaed. The l-aiani-a u- paid in
f"r ('ma' p-T. en percent to t' paid down
on day ot -ale. the remainder of one third at the
corinrma'.KHi of the sale : 0-e-third in one year,
and the re:na oir.g third in two veal-, a i:i Inter
est en tbe deferred payrm ais rnn the eonrirma
ticn of tbe saie, h.in givm K ol a !! '.i.
ii A Ktj K KT 1 A JJtVLAKltAX.
a. U. KiitMEl,.
Eeh " Trustees.
PARKER & PARKER.!
Laces and Edgings,
and articles for
Fancy Work.
A large line of Handkerchief-. Etc.
Some nice short lengths of Dress
Gnod-i. to make up f.r Chil
dren, or to make combi
nations for making
Ovcrdressc--.
C-A full line of Wool, Cotton
and Linen Carpet Chnin, Ac.
MRS. A. E. UHL.
FOR SALE ! U- M. HOLDERBAUM
STRATHEARN,
BAY I l.VIEsrI.E
STALI Ion, weighing.
HAS RECEIVED A FULL LINE OF
BR'JSSELLS,
TATE-TRT,
IXf.RAlX.
RA; AND HEM!'
LEE.
P.nV -ervLUOV. rEKTHEROX,
weighirnr in. Ai-..ta,.
CAE PETS,
SEVEN-EIGHTH BLOODS,
bni, ihc eot-niHaf Twm. fir wi.rit of nm. I j
wiii wll any tt if. fove at - rr nu-&
leuw their n-al Talue, atul oa i
Most Favorable Terms !
Beautiful in Deslan, at Prices from
15 Cents to $1 per Yard.
We rwpoeifull v inri tKe a!tenti.o ot the
public t this Lio of (ioodt.
J. M. HOLDERBAUM.
E
XECUTRIX K0TIC1.
Eia(e of Ir. J. K. MiUer. deeeaid. late of Som-erM-t
Bonaigh. Sumerei i oontv. Pa.
letter tenameary on Uie estate erf I it. .1 K.
Miiier. late of Snn Bomuet dec'-t having
been grauttd lo ibe uu!erned. notice h brer.v
given to all peno'ia ibdetHcl to i-aid iviaie to
mate immed.a'e payment and thiae having
claim agamM the na aill present them ditiy
aL '.benUeaied fa srutemerit and aikMranee m
Saturday. March 1. I".i. al tne reaideiM 0 A. i.
Uo.b-Kli, ., Iu bomer. Pa.
JENNIE C. VI1.I.KK.
faclfi. Lactmtri x.
YDMI1STRATC,R'S XOTICE.
Eaiataof John Wearer, dee'd. lai of Paint Twa.,
Somenet .. Fa.
LeUr of aduiiniini'tou on tbe ahore entata
having been granted totne cudcr-irncd by th
propar autaontv, oti.'a u netehy giien ts a:l
pertooa Indebted 10 d eraie to make immedi
ate payment, and tbM baying eairaa or de
mar.4 againa tbe Hiit will pnnenl Uvm drily
a'JUienticaied lora&tUrmess tc. t re ue'leraigned
AaminUuairix. at the lau? reid-ni-e of i-ceacl
in Haint Townah p, oa or before Tharvlay, the
lJth day of jianh, l-o
tATHARISS WEAVER.
ja&J?. Aimutulrairiz.
fra baif interet rn eilher of them, to kkmI
parry. 1 meain buinea. Come ami we them.
P. HEFFLEY.
"XECUTRIX NOTICE. j
ksHtite ot Pet-r Ott. late of Vnnt Town-hip. I
iwiTtTw?t i . Pa. . , X.
Lettr tf-rtam-mary bTint; r Vmvy&i to i
the nn1er"iifTil by tbe pnxT :Tth'ntT in the i
ahme tnie. nu- ia hereby ifivTn U all I
pArti m-lril t4r,d tr-mi u nink nmti't
aie parmrat, antiali partus hATic-iamijfint
Mill rLatlC tO Drri-wlLl tf.-Tm tit thaa IrtaWILtrlS
dulf utbtMfia-at4l fc iiwiPTTt at th (ate r- I
jVirnr nf tft l4rrme4i, on Thuriar. iba JJtii i
daytf iiars h. Itjw. ' :
MART OTT, I
F. W. BikKEiKca. An y. Kxtrumx.
F.J .
1 yiwixx
17XECUTRIX' NOTICE.
Estate of Lndwlck Gardner, dee d . late of Jef-K-rwia
Towrmbip. SxnerM I otiaty. Pa. j
Letter learamentary on r''c alpove etaiehay- ,
leg been granted 10 the nni -"igr et by the prop
er aniDonty. notii Hereby given to all per-vma
iodetded to aid etate to make immeiilate pay
ment and tuoe having etainii or demand
against the same wil) promt tr ra duly antbeB
tjeated tor arulement to yi'a H. ( aMe, Kx) ,
a bo 1 authorized to act tor sac lit lhe estate on
Friday. April A, lssii.
HARRIET GARDNER.
Eaecuulx-
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