The Somerset Herald.
KUWAIT nTM. l..!ilor nj I'mi-rii-lor.
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WKPSKSliAT
Aril K w-
A- ilKitwnii trifle lwkwsrd.it
mitrl.t wItaW matter if Mr. Ove
land ot:lJ off new letter on ballot
rfor:n.
IsvK'Ttjo- tip to the prudent date
.hows that Arrhei.iLeilefanlUnj Demo
cratic T.-eawrcr of Marylao , atale 2Mf
ikl And the ex pert a batrV tot through
books yet. either. Kridently that
Arrheraimed at biath mark.
The rVii.vrati." Stale Central Com-milt-
niH at Hartisbnrir on Wednesday
lHt, lmt did nt fi the -ImI Tor holding
1he Stats Convert ion. Another meeting
Mil Ih-I.i-IJ intaomeekc.ahcntbedate
..f the f-i.vf nt ion o ill l atfrned upon.
Nivr Yi-ukV 'loir 1 our," IVpew, llis-4-,k,
MiiW uud Piatt, have dropped
t leir diflt-rvncea and (ytten together
uiram. With tue Taiumanjr crowd on
nr. av to Sine Simr and the Cleveland
and 1 1 1 1 1 fitilioim ti.'litiii(f in the lcroo-
rati,- umi, the T.ii.'H'ou;'" ought to be
uhlc t. k.-ep New York in Ihe Ilcpubli-a-
column.
TiiK New Y"ik !'. rhatgiil that the
rhiiadelphiH jw-m were paid foroppos
nj the prohibition amendment to the
'(.ns it lit ion when it was before the peo
ple at a teial election. Minors. Ve
l 'iir hild. rin I Nuiir-ily, three "f tlie
leading editors, pioiiointoe tliia virion
mi. I vetioiiioiw lie. If tin- j.1 litlemeil
-iiotild undertake to i-orrerl all of tjie
lalse notes sounded by lliejloi'iv they
.,ui.l have to tiirn their Kisitioii8 aud
!o ri'ithinir el".
I'i:iiui t WianiH! 1 1, of the Mormon
Cl.iin h, aiiiioiini-e that there will le no
more revelat ioiin aa the divine Kiwcr
lias reveahil enough fol eople to see
salvation. It i tiiOitght that thin an
nouncement is made Miitply to pave the
wny for one more laht and final revela
1ion that puiygamy lie abolished. It
weem to liave been reveled to the Mor
mons that it is about time to give up
their f.j;lit againut the government ; a
tight that lias of late Wen marked
by defeat after defeat for the Mor
mon", and that the eudiewt way out
of their diflieulties is to have a "rev-
I.lioii" i.rderinjr the ubaudonment of
jih gam y.
Nk YoKK I'nrr :
tirrect the Mills bill,
vii-e of Koswi-ll I.
.Is nun lleinoi rats is i
l'.v all means rcf
To follow the ad
Flower and other
iearly wrong. Ti e
i-olitary stsnditid Leaner of the great free
tmde party, 0 rover Cleveland, will never
con cut to this sort (it hedging. Bring
forth the bill and let it be debated in the
:igii"ii!tuml slid industrial districts of
the country side by side with the M'Kin
ley bill. Courage, p-iitlemcn, courage'.
You have been saying in your interviews
lhat the M'Kinley bill was just the sort
if a tariff biil you wanted to smash;
now aciipt 1 lie issue. The ivfwal
t i rejsirt a bill on the part of the
tree traders i a ceituin sin thai there is
not only a good deal of politics but a
vixwl thai of common sense in the
M'Kinlev bill.
Tin: debute on the admixsion of Idaho
brought out the curious fs-t that in spite
d so many defeats ceituin Democrats in
Congress wiilirop up as the defendeis
and lepresentstives of the jtower and
influence ! the Mormou Church. The
niiiiority report pruiticully represented
the Mormon lobby in Washington. It
lias lieen repiiiliateil even by the l?Mt
ieiiiK-nits in Idaho, but such itdluentv
ns they lould exeit was powerless in
preventing Mr. Springer ami some of iiis
Ineuds from signing a rejMirt, w hich, if
adopti d, would allow bigamists the right
to vote, and it was natural they should
lislike to disfranchise IVuiocrats in a
Territory which, if it were not for Mor
mon influrnir, would Ik- spulously Ue
ptibiicau formanv years to come.
Tit:: lU'iiuett M'hitol law, which ra'oed
the ruaiii isMie tiHin which the recent
xcilinir si ritle in Milwaukee was
l.ititfht, i a law siiiiH-;iiii children to
niU'tid mcIhmiI f,ir three iiioiilhs in each
year, and pm iiiiiiK that no school shall
l regarded as such under tiie act unless
Hiere shall le taught in it as part of the
denientary educniii.ii of children, read
i'lj:, writ Uig, and l imited States history-,
in the Publish luni;uite. It dues not
lirwtly i-oiniiinnd the teai bing ol crrtain
Ihinirs in private schools, w hi. h would
Iearly lie an iiifriniMiictit Usu -imiu-td
liln-rty. It renders compulsory the
a'.tendi'iice fr a certain erisl ujmn the
public scIii mIs, over which the jrovern
inent bascotilrol, and as a relaxation of
this rub' of compulsion it permits the
r-altittitioii for the public schoola of
private (s-liooi a Inch teach certain ele
mentary Enirlish branches.
(ii:i:i:u tiiiiiM 11. Km it, whose btii
lisnt services as CVuniiiiNsioner of Inter
nal Revenue had lel the country to be
lieve that i CotiTtiiissioner of Per sions
lie would inaugurate in that Department
ome system that would lie eUully as
filiciiMit as that he Hit in oix rution in
the Internal Ijevenue service, lias shown
that the confidence of the country was
not niiplaced, by announcirg that he
lias systematized the work under his
r lare so that by the first or June every
completed claim now in the Pension Of
ric will hve lieen adjudicated, and
calls for evidence in those claims not
completed. The airn-ffate of the corn
p'ete.1 files fsoter io.LiC ises, and the
labor of ac'j'idicatioii has Wn goirnf on
s nee the first of Jan nary. Mild soldiers
and t hose derendent on them w ill feel
more than gTateful to ieneral Raum for
bavin thus evjs-dited the bnsiness of a
I'-patttueiit whose delays were proverb
ial. Ft Sci uiB awii:i. J. 11 ixoAi.i , w ho
for w many years has lieen ore off the
"" isinspicoous figorvs in the politics
if the ountrv, pa-eHl over the silent
river et 'l.e early dawn of Monday.
Few, if any, of the public men of the
cmrntrv are to ! credited with lietler
iiiotinf, w it li truer aims, or higher jiat
riotiMii. Mr. Il-in. lull's siwer as a party
b-B!er if Ut shown bv the fuct that tor
years he kept tin- IVinocratir party from
c iniiiintiiit it-s-lf to the ilicv or free
t adc ; a failicy that a rnrjority of his
piriy neeme.1 lieterrn'.oed upon. He was
li'inest in his isuii let ions and uiwhisier
lias cwt Is-en heard against bis (M-rsonsI
integrity. He wss a man of eitraordi
narr fsiwerand keen sagacity. He was
not alweys popular with bis parly associ
Cj, but lie will be missed in their coun
sels as ik other man would lie. There
is n4 one to Uke his p!ae. For more
than l ijturter of a cei.tury Mr. Randall
lias U-en identified, to an extent that
hsrdly anotlw-r member of e,ual prouii
ta ii'-e bus Is-ed, ilfi siiutiir, 1 1 finest lepis
la'.ion. Whatever be did iu public sta-
1 i..n
be U-lieve.1 M rild- l ' '"r ,
j. f 1 1
this reason lhat lie was m oiwn ioum
ditTermz with other IVmccratic leaders.
He may not always hav lieen rtuhL lie j
? not, in the largest sense, intellect!!- j
alir great, but in the largest sense be
sas great in moral courage and faithful- j
ties to biaoiui.1ionA,ar.d few men of
iiis period bad convictions more lutein- ;
... u i .A . - t folloa iiiir in liie !
gem. lit - r --- -
nrfr
It i to his nartv 9 awrwiii viibi
.... nn nulrr He W8 ICOOd Cltl
ten, a faithful friend, & true jtriot and
a worthy earode among men.
A Brutal Spch.
S. Y. Prei.
The neeb of Roprewntatire Stone, of
Misaomi, in no amall Uefrea repre-n u. .
-J aentimant of tile Democracy toward due j
ahled Union veteran. I
JJill. for tb. relief of dependen anrm i
. AhA hr this Miatourian an so
many cm of larceny. II declared that
the po.!e weie being depoiled and bur
dened under iba guise of pemrion law.
Nothing could be more false to the patriot
ism or justice to the American people than
i
iieh a charze a thia. The men now a
hied did not hesitate to go to ttie Ironi ,
when the country etood in eril of being
dej"troved. To awume that the motive wan
ttep.lt-monthly w.tte bounty, or any -
hojie of luture ignition is to inipiiAi iut
moat sacred aud lofty motive love of
country. Only cowanls who stayed at home
or lbw who sent substitutes or did not be
lieve in the war now denounce pension laas
as larceny." It is fortunate for the 1'nn n
veterans that the psrty whose real senti
ments Mr. Stone represents is not in power,
..! ti,.l the man who sent a '"sub" when
j
j
j
i
called Un to shoulder a rautket in defeiue !
of his country is enjoying the trainjiiility ;
whii h bis uniauriotic aition in reiation to
wiikiiiT legislation rieliiy merited.
Pennsylvania's War Claims.
Wmi!N.;to. H O. April I.-K.-P ei'.ta
tive Maish I Pa.) today reiwrlel to the
ll.mse from the V'oniniillee on War Claims
the lull appropriating the sum of .J.447.HV'i
d.r the payment of dainagi-a Mflained h.v
ciliem of Pennsylvania from I'nion and
Confederate losi iluriiig the lale war.
Tht-- claim", says the atjciuiaiiying e
iN.rt, have bw-n adjuste.! alil rea.ljuMed
under mndilitrtis and inKhodK of poxecinre
which would seem to exclude all possibility
of iuisreir'seiilalloil or imposition. They
ie deliberately and carefully as.-e.l upon in
an orderly proceeding in which the adverse
interest was rvpreseiited. The eK)rt also
refers to eases where Governments have
made good the losses suslained by citizens
in lime war. and says that the manifest and
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conclusive ,eac.i.i,K o. - -
ISU iCIiaiUIT B1HI wyumimiufl
spirit of the a-e aud the morality of the
public law unite in demanding that where
war has brought upon individuals peculiar
aud secial losses, which have been incurred
for and result in the general good of the en
tire wole. the Treasury of the entire people
ought to make compensation therefor. A
minority rejiort in opposition to the bill, and
signed by lU-presentatives Thomas, Dolliver
aud Oest, was also presented. The conrlu.
sion of the minority is that there is nothing
In the Constitution which requires the (iov
ernmeut to 4iy this claim.
Col. Stanton's Rich Find.
Dcsvus, Col., 13. Colouel Stanton, com
mander of the recent exploring expedition
in the Ijrand (juinon of the Colorado river,
has made public some interesting precious
mineral discoveries, which his party made
in that far-famed canon. Mr. Stanton has
a fine select iou id riecimens, consisting of
II tlie well known precious minerals, as
well as coal, ruarhle, etc. He says that 4'K
luiies of the canon khown a wealth of the
precious mineral. The sleep walla of the
canon how (piartr. veiny in places and asbays
from sjiecimens obtained oil tiie trip dowu
the river demonstrate that these veins are of
reinaik utile richness. The action of the
water has worn smooth the sides of the can
on, and the vein matter is clearly discernible
to the naked eye. Placer gold is found
neirly theeiitin lenirth of the river. Kveiy
point panned produced color, and in places
tlie bars were found, to column gold in sur
prising ijuanlities. In one place south of
lire's Ferry, veins were found which bad
evidently been develop! in a crude way by
the Indians, ierhapi by the now extinct
rat of the Aztecs. Mr. Stiinlon s ivs the
placets could be easily woiked because lhe-e
is no lack of water facilities, fol. Stanton
isof the opinion thai he has re locate! the
bonanza discovered by Major Powell's ex
pedition in lsi;;i.
High License in Pittsburgh.
riTTMU'lciiH. Pa., April 12 About fifty j The palh of the storm was about three miles
wholesalers who were refused licenses will j in w idth, and lay in a northeast, rly diret
apiea'. to the Supreme Court. KjcIi case j lion.
must stand on its own merit, the county j A disjiatch front R intoiil says: A heavy
License lonrt having arranged matters so ! thunder storm pa.ed over here yesterday
that there can lie no omnibus proceediiiB.in I afternoon, auroinpaiiied by terrific lighl
the Supreme ImkIv this year. ! ing. Many windows were broken by hail-
Oneattoiney whohasseveralca-H-sincharpe ! stone.
said : "The 'ourt has been very careful to
make a safe record in this maiu-r, and in
every case refused.it is safe to say Midi a
record has been made by tue applicant as
will render it a hard job to upset the lower I
Court. That the Court construed any vio-
lation or the P.rooki Uw as sucti a lnvacU of j of .) poUnd views express profotinil re
hiw as to make the wrongdoer a man orim- ; en,t for tj,e )mf(( the eminent statesman,
moral character is most evident. To obtain j ,r Martjri. of this city, Mr. Randall's phy
a license under the w holesale act a man j Bj.U1 froll ,lie begi,,,,),, f nie fatal illness,
must lie ofg.RMl moral character, and tlie j gmysthat Mr. llandull 4(-MeHl lu lisve known
position Ukeu by tbe Court that no man of j mre last fn tilM iia lut. was hojiss,
pssl moral character will break the law, I , ,10U(t, eVfT u.niioniiig the matter direct
fear, w ill be hard to unset." I y He was n.Ver informed that he had
A Judge's Social Bombshell.
Ski-alm, Mo., Atirtl II. Acting under in
structions of Judge Ryland. tlie grand jury
has issued snhpcnss for a number of mem- j sources.
Iiers or Ihe "High Five" CI uh, a tony social I Conirary to the fnxpiently published
or-;ni7ation. among whose members are 1 statements, there was never an operation
quite a n.imber of young ladies, to appear I performed opon the jiatienl. An oration
before thai bo-ly. It is supposed that au i WOtild have done no good. Mr. Randall's
effort will be made to find indictments j pi was nearly all caused by rheumatic
against persons at whose house the club has gojt. He siifl'.-red but little from the can
met dunng its existence on a charge of per- ! rer. He never lost his fortitude or chier-
mitting gambling on their premises.
Judge RyUuids instructions to the jury on A
Monday to indict all persons engiged in or
pirtit ijaiting in a game of "euchre," "bigh
tive'' or "church raffles" has created not a
little unfavorable comment here. At first it
was regarded as a joke, but now that an st
ten.pt is being ma.te to carry out bis instruc
tion, a more serious view is being taken of
the matter.
St. Louis May Have a Flood.
1st. Ici,
Alri! 1.1 The southwestern
part of St. Louis is almost in a state or panic '
over a leak discovered in the Compton Hill !
Reservoir, which holds the city's entire
water supply. The reservoir is in a district
in which are situated many c f the most
fashionable residences or the city. Should
it break, and its millions or cubic feet of
water be preripitairtl upon the property of
that section, the result would be spiralling.
A Latter Day Saint Mobbed.
I'lTiw Thi'lk. Ass. Aoril 12 A mob
of WhireCaps called on the Rer. J. I). Ir- i Association of tlie United Slates. A short
win. a preacher of the R t organised Church j presentation address wa made by M r. Johu
of tlie I. itter Pay Stints of this place, and j ,-uc!'' of Puiiaielphia, in wliich stie ex
w dipped him an 1 otherwise maltreated hitn. 1 plained that the silk from which the flag
There wa. so Cr as known, no rinse forthe ' w're 0),ir grown and spuu by Ameti-
out nice, as Mr. Irwin has always r mducted
himself well. The mob flej and it is not
likely lhat any meiu'ier of il a ill beariest
ed. A Posse's Fight With Outlaws.
ALsrot'CKvrs. X.M., April li Yesterday
sheriff" a ptaase located the hiding place of
Porfillio Trujillo's pang or outlaws, wh'i
have been terrorizing the inhabitants of Sau
Miguel County the past six months and
stwiiug their bones and cattle. A running
fight took place in Which oat at tbe outlaws
named Zaraaora, was shot tod killed by the
posse. The others or the gang escaiied to
the mountains, and the posse had not he-u
able to diskxbje tbem at last sccotints. There
is larjte. reward offered (or the capture of
Tnijillo, dead or alive.
SAMUEL J. RANDALL IS DEAD.
Th End Cm to th Crat Com
monrth Day Dawnad.
Wa-iumton. April 13 oisaman
iUlle j. iUmlsil diod at o:M o'clock this
nioroinc of internal canoer, altera lone and
jnf.il idiiesn. He was surrounded by his
family hi devoted wife an! afioctionate
children, his
eiisie IUndal
ftanghtcrv. Mm. Lancaster a.ia
ndall, and hie son Saiuael J., Jr., io
hi last inouientK.
Mr. tUndali came to Washington early H
Ia.it November a nick man, but with box ot
improvemenL He ei4.1ed to bs able to
lakehiaaeat in Uie llm wliti Couir
met in llciler. But whu Congren con
Tened be wa unable to b-ave hit home.
Subsequently the oath of otfloe as a P.rpre
aentative was admlniaterl at bi ridnc
Mf m4(W
JJ of , CommiUM on Kales and
Annmuriationa lb two imrjortAnt com-
M j in fjr M atay ymM.
Mr. Pin Jail then bopsd to be ab' to taka
his seat sad participate actively In tha
atfatraof the House at tha conclusion of lb
holiday ret ', uut the dreadad and fatal
maladv from which besBfTered, aloaly but
surely made inroads on his strength, and
t. i. r.tnn I Li
ni weater.
..... , ... . . .... Committee
ofUjie. and IVmocratic membera or the
a r...nr.;ur;,nw f t.fimiitM anil ot!ier lemo
L-.-wntauve. called fre.mer.tly at
Mr. Randall's home to consult hnu about
party matters aud committee work. Some
of them who called oeoaiionully but reu-
larly noticed that Mr. Ktndall was slowly
failing physically, although meutally he was
as acute and vigomui as ev?r, and fir the
past two months they felt that he would
never leave his houe alive.
Ituring the last few weki of his life he
suffered very much at time and he had be
come irreatlv emsciated. His devoted wife
and children were untiring in their atten
tions all through his sicklied, and his
friends in Congress (and he had a host of
them of both i!itiil faiths) contributed
! much toward hisiximf rt ty fmpient frieml
I ly visits. Iluring hi. laM. hours Ins wife
' and family were constantly at his bedside,
j Mr. Ihuiihi'i was unconscious at times dur
ing the la-H day or two of his life, and was
8jeech!ess toward the end. To M r. INndall
! be Miiiletl a la't ffnl lo.ik of recognition, a
; half hour befoie his death.
Mr. Holdall's funeral will take place here
on Tuesday moruiiig. The arrangements
for the funeral will be in t-harge of the cin-liri'H-itinal
ctommittee to Ik- appointed to
morrow morning. Mrs Kur.dall prefers that
the Servian be held in the Melroiailitan
lYesbyteriaii Church of which Mr. lUndall
was a member, and not in the llouseof Itep
neritaliv'es. After the funeral services, the
funeral party w ill take a secial train over
penn.yvaia lUUr-cid to Philadelphia,
where the interment will take place in the
Kandall fumily vault in I.turel Hill Ceme
tery. Deluge in Illinois.
Hi.iomini;ton, April 1. A most unusual
tall of rain yesterday mi: ! the rivers out of
their banks and carried away many bridges
on country roads.
In this city four inches of rain fell in less
than an hour. There was a remarkable fall
of bail, the stones being as large as hickory
uuts and walnuts.
The storm south of Dloomingon seems to
have been even more severe than here. The
glass in the greenhouses in the city was de-
molishid by the hail. At Minier, 17 miles
wet of here, nearly every pane of glass in
town was broken. Tlie country betweeu
Minier and here was deluged, and consider
able injury was done to the Chicago -t Alton
track. Piles of ties were floated away,
in my of them lieing lodged on the rails.
The young wheat and garden vegetables
were crushed tiat.
A Kankakee disjiatch says : The heaviest
rain storm ever know n in this section of the
State fell yesterday aftermsin. The storm
was general throughout Kistern Illionis and
was accompanied by hail and a brilliant
electric display. For a half hour the rain
fell so rapidly that the streets were overflow
ed. The storm will put farmers behind in
their work for some time, as well as injure
the (iruin now in.
At Pekin the rain (A in torrents, flooding
many stores and cellars. Hailstones as lare
as walnuts fell, tUiuagiiii: fruit trees that
were far advanced.
A Monmouth dispatch says: A terrific,
wind, rain ami h.iil storm, acenmanied by
the roarinR noise of a tornado, passed north
of this city about : o'clock yesterday after
noon. H is feared that serious damage was
wrought. The mercury Ml degrees in
two hours. Hail fellas lare i walnuts,
and many windows weie broken. The roar
ol the storm created a jwiuic in this city.
Flags at Half Mast.
rHiLMirxrim, April 1
Flairs are dis-
, avej at half mast over several prominent
clubs, including all the Iiemocratic clubs,
for Mr. Randall's death. Prominent men
; cancer, ltie d'K-.or consuited Ins relatives
and friends and they advised against such a
' declaration. Mr. Koidall may possibly have
! known the truib. however, from other
i'jlness.
General John C. Framont III.
Niw York, April 11 General John C.
Fremont is reported to lie seriously ill at his
residence, on West twenty -sixth street. For
nearly two weeks he tuts been confined to
I his room and for the most of the timj to bis
i bed Notwithstanding his advanced age he
remained iu active business until bis present
! attack of illness. He took a severe cold,
which settled upju his lung', but his pliys-
cian was able lo prevent pneumonia from
setting in. His friends are now reeling un-
easy about biiu, because for the first time in
his long career be seems disheartened. .Still
there are strong hopes lhat he will recover
from his present attack.
Flags of American Silk.
Washinotox. April II -llnili delegate to
tbe I'jii-Americ iu Conference was the reci
pient to night of a beautiful silk Aim-ricaii
i "a5- the gift of the Woman's Silk Culture
can uomen.
The fl rs were (iresenisi as a testini oiiial
of trieudsliip from the people, of t lie Foiled
Slate to those of her ltr rvpu diis'. IMe
gates Joae Caamano. ol llmdura. aul Jcne
initio Z -lava, of li in lor, 1u4.l1) (iropiiate
rcsiiies.
. Drowned at a Funeral.
Wiltsttsii, W.V.. April lX-(,iroriua-tion
has Un received fro'u P.awtioutas
county that on Friday evening lbs small
child or James Camp, a farmer, tell into a
Are aud was burned to death. James Uof-an
and wife, neighbors of Campbell, started to
, visit tbe faoiiiy aud atutxl the funeral, and
I while crossing a rwoileu s.rui Uie small
boat which they aere in curwiznl and both
J were drowned.
FOUR MUnnEREfiS
Taylor, Darthoiomaw, An Jrews antl
Carter Dsad.
W vitsriLK".. V.. A;nl ! A l.t'A'
crowd of tsiple ws al' fueled here to day
by the hai,'in of Z.tch Taylor for t!ie mur
der of lrover Mct.'vuslauil of Allegheny, on
SitemVw lu, si;. Tlw c inil'-'mne- man.
inrpiteof his nervouies, sh ot well. Al
an early hour this m iruiog Tiyljr at cjtjiie
a beany hreakr, shortly after w hich his
spiritual advis , lv. J iniea A. Maxwell,
arrivcland baia converaition with him.
After prayer and singing Mr. Maxwell left
the jad for a short timo and another minis
ler was admitted.
At ll:tl3 the procession moved from the
jail to the sctiTold aud took the chain which
bad already been placsl there for them.
When asked If be bad anything to sar, Tay
lor said :
"Gentlemen, I am !nneent of this crime.
Ood knowt I am Innocent. I nsvar taw the
man In my lif. I was not oat of Mason
town that dy. I am lirio--war, a i l I want
you men to listso to what I say. did know
lam innocent! I ba-e nothing to fear be
fore nod."
llev. Mr. Maxwell then oiT.-red prayer,
after which Taylor kissed tha sheriil and all
the persons on the platform. Tue sheriff
then adj.isted the rope and put the cip over
bis (no; and the next instant sprung the
trap. It was j'J4t 11:1- when T.iy lor fell,
and in I.' minutes the attending physician
pronounced life extinct, au-l the bo ly was
cut down and hand! over to his brother,
lu about minutes after the ex-e:uiimi the
body had been placed in a cofliti and the
funeral procession h i l stirte.f t Tiylor's
former home, Miaontown.
About 2 JO pHjjile witn-s-ied the execution,
among who'll were s-vera! la lie-; wuo lock
ed out of ths wiu 1 in tlr: siienif a h . He.
Tai lor's fauerd sermon will Si -ewe I at
Masonfowii at II o'clock to m.-rro- by li'.-v.
Mr. Maxwell. Jlil w i Him se'imiiy
executions, an I wh ) o ijV. V) hi j,i are
loud in their praise of rlierifT J i!l;i T. i ) 1
win f..r ttie w iv in woic'i h e !! n-'.e 1 the
first two executions in tj.-een- county.
KvsToS. Pv
Viril !i. William P..ir!ho'o-
mew i li
drop fell a'
&-i h-re this m-e-'ion?. Tile
i :tl . i clock. At I'l 1-4 li-Ui i!.i-
mew was pr.ii el tc-sl d-jd ail y
! ly
Hi eni do n. His n.fis was broken.
Alth u!i llirt eilom -w hid I'ir-.it. lied to
give the slmitr trouble aoil to lihl to the
last. Ire waisi m til-' sctll'ild .( lictly. and
with a linn step. He dts-;are! hmiseit inno
cent and then bgan dunning all li s ac
cusers and demanding thai IMective John
son and his p.iramour, Mrs. P.ll.irl le al.-o
hung. His hist words were mixed with vio
lent oaths and blasphemous language.
The drop HI in tlie presence of l! per
sons an-i iluring a heavy shower of rain. A
minute later, alter tue drop had fallen a
slight nervous twitching of the body was
uotieeah'e. but there was lio other evidence
of distress or stitn-riig. Immediately afier
Bariholom w had beea pronounced dea l the
body was aimed in a black suii, placed in a
cotiin and sent to the home of his fiiuily at
Weavervi.le. where the lj.ieru.il Will take
place next Sunday.
IJjrt.iol.iinew behavisl well during the
morning, but refuted to dress or to eat, or to
join the ministers i:i player. Religion i ser-viix-s
wer-, however, held i.1 his Cell. Just
before the arrival of the sheriff he said to
Rev. Ir. Kurtx of Allentown : "A sure as
there i a ( xl in heaven. I am m iiitiocen t
of ihe shooting as you ar."
The crime for which Utrtholomew was
banged was the brutal murder of A iron W.
Inilird. uear lijersville, Northampton coun
ty, on tue morning of tk-pteuiber (i, list.).
F.iie.nsbcko, Ta . April ft Charles Carter,
the negro, was hanged hereto day, expiating
the munler of another negro, John Mit
llivws, at Johnstown. November 3 List. Tne
town was full of strangers. Carter k -pt
awake last night until 2 o'clock this m irn
ing, conversing with his night watch. Part
of the time he would be j k:n, an 1 telling
stories, ami again he would be in a very se
rious mood, ills spiritmla iviser, Rn. Mr.
ii-jwman. oH'-ie Presbyterian church, sp.Mit
several hours w ith him and he professed
much interest in religion and said he expect
ed to be saved. He warned all wh visited
him that he w-a bronght to bis condition
by the use of strong drink.
Sheritf McCaiidle of Pittsburg arrived
here to-dtvand held a lun couu!tatiou
with .S'leriir.Steineni m. At I p' in.-the two
sherill's eniere-l the v'l of the c in-ieiu ied
man, who bore up bravely while the dr-aib
warrant was being real, afu-r wliich Carter
was left alone with his spirit ml ail'isei.
He enjnyed a seemingly refreshing sleep
from ; o'clock until 7. His spiritual adviser
sjut tlie whole fjrenooti Willi him. daring
i which time he was inaccessible to olhe
callers. Carter said he hlamrd no one for
his misfortune, except the woman whj kejit
the house wliere the crime was committed.
Carter expressed himself as fully resigned to
his fate, and continu-d constantly singing
and praying and performing other religious
devotions.
At 1 i Sheriff Steintnan ascended tie
scaffold leading the condemned man. R-v.
Ir. Ilowrnan and two deputies were already
on the sH-affahl, and after a prayer the cm
detuned man made a brief speech, tLatikitig
the jail officials for their kindness, anp warn
ing those who heard him not to do as he
had done, lie then smilingly bade the
minister ami the shentf farewell. The
sheriil botinil him, a Ijtuled the msise, put
on the blai k cap. and all others retired.
The trap w as then sprung by the sheriff at
Io I. Cutter's neck was not broken and
eight minutes after the drop fell the pulsa
tions were 4 1 to the minute, lie was pro
nounced dead to 2.tKi p. m
BtLLEiosTH, Pi, April 9. Alfreil An
drews was hanse l liere to day for the killing
of Clara Price. The drop fell at ) t:OI o'clock.
It wa'j'ist 10:4 o'clock when the march
to theses rt il l bagin. The prisoner was as
composed as it was rstssible fjr a man to be.
When on the sxafTohl he read the I.lih chip-
terorRimins and exhorted a l present to
forsske iheir sins and meet him in heaven.
He then praved and hade all g 1 bye, afier
which the Rev. M r. Iluuck pronounced the
benediction.
Andrew's neck was not broken by the fall,
but he diel from singulations. About
500 people witnessed the execution. Every
thing passed off very wll, and theie were
no mishaps of any kind.
Singular Railroad Accident.
Euuieth, A J.. April 1.1. As an east
bound freight train on the Pennsylvania
Railroad wus turning the curve near Rail
way avenue at II:4d o'clock last night the
end of a telegraph pole resting on two plat
form cars hecame loose, swung off and
struck the lxst car of a p.issing passenger
train going west, shattering its sides and
breaking many windows.
A nuruher of pAsscngers were injured by
the flying fragments of glass and wnod. The
blow wm so irxat that the car w.n kn-s k. d
oijm the track, but. fortunately, did not run
oft the sleep embankment.
Husband Items.
Hm B iwnian, E-q , was in Johnstown
last week attending the inaugural ceremo
nies or the city.
Mr. fipangler, of Drothersvalley township,
lias taken possession of his farm near this
place. We are glad to welcome such an in
dustrious young farmer in our vicinity.
The (iraupe will have another meeting
here on the evening of tiie 14th. These
meetings are becoming quite a sucotss.
We are glaj to see our friend deo. Itittner
out agaiu afier a protracted ipell of sickness.
Oats sowing w ill soon be corumruced in
these parts by our farmers, and the ground
is being put into condition for this work.
Farmers, as a rule, use a good deal or fer
tiliser thia time or the year lor their spring
crops, and the ipitstion is what io put on
our land to obtain the best results. Some
take the dissolved bone in preference to
lime, and we have farmers that put lime and
bone together on their laud and think that
it i Kt ill more prod a -live than eitber kind
sloue.
OCCASIOSAL.
For Sal.
A house and lot. in Sminnuit Horrtnifh,
fntntina on Mouth sitxe', Kor further iuf r
luaii.ni iitipiir "f Mrs. K 'i Htylor.
Facta About Uaatneaa.
Most deafness is caused by ttolds, Chronic
Catarrh, Karlrt Fever and Measles.
Chnmic Catarrh afT.-cts the middle ear aud
gradually increases the deafness. Id,
Scarlet Fever and Meesb are the t hief
caue ot " Uunniiiir Kar," by iib-eraitiig a
holethrouah the drum head." tha dis
chaiye coming from the " middle ear." Long
roiitinnance of the dischanre causes " proud
lhh " and " poypu." " K iHv cvrrect trest
meut will preveat the Chroido tnMible. Tlie
Chronic diseases of the ear can all be cured if
treated property and thoroughly. The hear
ing will be improved or restored according
to the actual destruction of the membranes.
Dr. Sadler, 801 Peon Avenue, Pittsburg,
guaranties tha moat skillful and aoccsuful
treatment of all uoh cuss. Will send ref
erences If desired. Dlay oanses mora than
kslf the deafness existing,
IOO Laoisa Wantad.
And IrtO men to call on any druj'st fir a
fter trial s-k.tga of Line's Family Medicine
the atreiit riKil and barb remedy, discovered
by Dr. Silas Lane whilu in the Korky Moun
tains. For diseases of the Ul-jod. IJverand
Kidneys it is a positive cure. For constipa
tion and clesrins up the complexion it does
wonders. It is the b.sd spring medicine
known. I.irgi!-aize tackagc, 5J cents. At
all druggists'.
Stahistown Items.
We are not so far from Somerset but tha'
a few items may interest some of your many
readers. We are west of your town twcii y
miles, on trie Fclgar mail.
The coming summer we expect to erect a
new school building of two room-, aud have
a grail ?sl scho !.
Our village U onfl of the most enterprising
littie towns of t)id Westmoreland. We have
two good stores, three blacksmiths, one
w-Hgonniukt r, one furniture storj and un
dertaking ers,biishiiie'i, 1 w-i churches, one
repaiied ami improved, and the other is be
ing rtbu.lt.
During the pist year two secret J.rdcrs
wereorganianl in this place : Camp No. 4.11.
P. O. S. of A., and Post N i. .V.si. !. A. R.
For the above uamed bulges a hall was titled
lip last fall by N. J. Horner, over his new
store room. Both orders seem to he in a
nourishing cor.dilioii.
The business of our village is double what
it whs ten years aio. Messrs. Anderson t
8on have rebuilt their planing mill, which
was burned down a few years si'Hs?. and are
now pn pircd to do phining aid to work
IuiuIm", as they have a saw mid in connec
tion with their planirg n.i'l. Mr. Joe An
derson is aliout to utnleluk ! the lumber
trade as a business.
t HSWT!TFW.
Be Sure
If you have made tip your mind to buy
Hood's Sarvip.-u ilia do not be induced to t. l.e
any other. A Boston l.nly, whoso exnnipte l
worthy Imitation, tcl'.s lier experience below:
" In one store w hero I went to buy Il-od'j
SarsaparilU the clei It tried to Induce ri. bur
their own instead of Hood's; he told me thrir's
would last longer; that I might Uii it on ten
To Get
d:iys" trlr.l; that if I did not like It I need not
lay anything, etc. But Iiq could not prevail
on me to change. I told hict I bad taken
flood's S.irsaparilla, knew v.hai It xras, tt.-j
satisfied v.lth it, ami did not want any other.
When I began takl:.; H:kxIs Sarcr.p-rlUa
I was feeling real niiserr.ls with dyswpf.la,
and so wreak licit ut times 1 couU hudlj
Hood's
stand. I looked like a person ia cnniimr.
tion. Hood's isarsaparllla did ice so n.uch
good that I wonder at mystlf sr.metinies,
and Iny friends frequently sp.-.k of it." Mits,
Ella A. UorF, 61 Ternce Street, Boston.
Sarsaparilia
Ri:d by all druggist. SI ; jlx Tor fA. Prepared only
bj C. I. UOOU A CO., Apothecaries, Low-U, Jlaav
IOO Doses One Dollar
ALL STEEL FRAME
SPRING-TOOTH HARROW.
A WOSDKP.FI L IMPROVEMENT IN"
Springtooth - HAMO'aS
T;s til Qnii lily Adjusted l.y Only Usise ifiiT one
Nut. The Best
TOOTH HOLDER EVER INVENT
ED.
The tooth is licltl in position l y a
ratchet, with which itcaii iV adjust
ed 80 as to wear from liltcen to
eighteen indies off the point ol the
tooth, which is four or five limes
as ninch wear or service as can be
obtained lioni any other prinr
tootli Harrow iu cxi.-tehcc. For
sale lv
J
AS. B. HOLDER BAUM,
Somerset, Pa.
YlJjIixlsTKAT0R's NOTICE.
Karate of Andrew Kloneti. deeM.. lare of Qnc
mahomiig Twrx. Somerset Co., '.
L"tterof administration on above estate hav
ing been granted 10 the uudt-rslir&ed by Ibe prop
er sutnoniy. nonce n neriy given 10 ail per
sons 'ndebted to said estate to make Immediate
payment, and those having claims airaiust Ihe
same will present tbem duly sulhenticaliKl for
settlement ou Thursday, ihe iMIh day af Annl,
fAi, at Hie resiueuceol tne A.liinmslralor, in saiu
lownsnip.
K. W. BircKr:a. PEKRV 1. KI,Ot
Attorney. Admtnistratia.
, DMIXISTRATOK'.-J NOT1CK,
Estate of Jnhn Wesley Phlllippl, dee'd, lute of
Iiwer Turki-ylo-t Twp? s.niicisel ( oiiiity, I'a.
Letters 01" Ailrtiiiisiraii.rti on ll.e aisive'esiat
havlnr been irrauted ti the iniiliTsiirned hv 10
pnier authitritv, ruit(e is hereby riven Uia I
persons indebted to said estate to make immediate-
payment, and those having claims acuiti-l
the same will present them duly authenticated
for is't'.iement on or tiefore Tnursday. the l-t
dav ol May. ls;.i at Ihe late resilience ol deceas
ed In said township.
MissiitKi rnii.i.TPfr.
mar.T. .VIintnistratriT..
.SULUTIO.N xoncK
Koficeis hereby ffivell thai the Tnrtn-rslio
hreti'fore existing between H. A. Si.liell d. Co. has
liiixlay tieeu ilisMilveil bv miitiiai eon-em. All
lerrstii kiMisiinr themselves indebted to tlie
ab"ve Dime I firm will bIiws- rRn and -ettle iin-
tisoateiy. The Im-inesa w ill herealter be eou
ducted I17 r. A. HeheU.
r. A. SCIIEl.L & CO,
SEND YOUR
JOB WORK
To the SOMERSET IIEB iLl).
Wi do the neatest, cheapest nd best Jos Print
ing la tb county, on Kiio.iesi u. tioe.
XHEFEBP'L,E'S:Srf
FIFTH AVENUE, PITTSBURGH. PA.
Kbv FjiiDi Carpsts. Lsc3 CBrtate, and Dplnl-tetj Goofs.
TheLartjet Slock and Lowet Price in Pitts burgh.
One. prico and" cash has la-en ibe magnet which bi cmsiantlv inrronseij or
trade; this msmix no bad debt sn.l a savinir of lioni In to '- cent a yard to our
custoineiK. We show the very best grades and choicest design in
nOY.lL WIXTOXS. Axmlnsters nnd Motptcttes, with hoarders to match, and
guarantee our prict are lower than in New York.
117 TOY VELVETS, Bodr Urn seel and Tapestry Brnswels. onn thousand piec
es from which to select. Best Body Brussels at I 20, and plenty at lower prices,
TWO AND THREE PLY IXGH.ITX CAllPHTS are nse.l more or 1m by
ever) body. We show n eihaustive line, from cheapest to the finest.
KEXSIXG TOX ART SQUARES. AVe have a splendid" lino of high art i!esins
at extratnely reasonable prlwa.
Hl'GS, 3IA TS, Mattings, linoleums and Oil Cloths, In all the different grades at
the closest figures.
II ALL, STATU, and Kitchen CarpeU, Stair Roils and Buttons, Carpet Uaingt,
Window Shades, Curtain Poles, Ac.
LA CP. CLliTA IXH Nottingham Sw ins, Tamlxmr, Irinh Toint and real Brussels
Lscecif our own direct importation. Thousand of pair, all now patterns of every
gra 'e, from of, to iM.OO a pair. This is the lament and grandest sUick ever shown
in Pittsburgh.
VPlIOTJiTER Y GOODS, Draperies and I'ortieies, Silk Pluihes, Wort(l Plush
es, Silk ISrocHtelles.Hdtin and Silk Damask, Egyptian Datiiaxk, Raw Silk and Rmnie
Darr.st.h. Price s run fiotn -l-'ic. to fH a yatd. New and nobby goods for home deco
ration at very reasonable prices.
SPECIAL ORDERS and eatimniea by mail carefully attended to.
When in Pittsburgh don't fail to come direct to the People's Store for the shove
ennilx an'l everything you need in Dress Ooods, Trimmings, Suits and Wraps, House
L"""' "
X "GOOD ENOUGH" Famili
OIL AND GASOLINE CAN!
MAKirACTVKIO BV
Rib Winfleld Maaarg Co., - Warren, 0,
Every Family Should Have One
No Dropping Oil on the Floor or Table.
No Faucet to Leak or get knocked open U
Waste Contents or cause Explosions. Purer
and Can close automatically Air Tichtj
JSo Leakafic No Evaporation
ADD ABSOLUTELY SAFE.
A Universal Household Necessity
C-A-X. lSCS bee caxu.
For-Sale in Scnr.tnct bj
B. H"I.riKRt.rM,
M. FCHHIM'K.
II n. IXlt i'KoTH,
KAXTNKtt i I'l. ATT.
r Hr. lSf. .V KtKJ.SKK.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF
A trrtvil'lv to the provisions of sn Act of Assem
bly of i'en lisylvaiiWdireeling the mode of sell-
in; un-eaieii mno iikv-'. i-"- i -o, unJ
01 March, A. 11. Is! 1. and the several supplements
thereto, ihe Treasurer of Somerset 1 oiiuiy nerei
gives notiie thai unless the tscliis'l. i:onnty and
l-.h..! i ilue mi the foiloiviiiv unsealed lands
are paid before ihe day ol sale, the whole or such
pari ol such tract or parcel oi uoiu a- 10 cj mr
uxes and costs, will be sohlaithe Court House in
Somerset Bjosigh. oj
MONDAY. JUNE 9. 1890,
For the arrearages of taxei due and costs aecm
l:ig ttiereuu :
ACKK3
TlVi:iII'.
TAXES.
5sS wmrJC I
ci WW -5
fiists if, good :q ps
W kiwi
tsa I
t- t
UNSEATED
LANDS
l'.s'O.V.
l Ah-.itt Kiwanl i li .V.
sm Cnerry Aunm . IS
oisi s-rtiiiei'. I'n.-.lerj 4 St
J,!s: II ks! C.ileli i Sin th 1 1 -!'
li nillai.'her Henry . :il
::a Md.ee Hcnrv heirs "l
41M l(o.l,lv 'ohii 1 19 4-1
III Mcill 1'llliip - -st
4IT. tieny .ary Iv - 14 4."
4.11' I lu rry Ailioli.. ! V!
4'i'' CherrV Jerry K is 71
4 ;i Cherry Juc .. 17 '
4M Hisi-l AU-1 hi 77
4J Hs.4 'at 171
4JI llissl Jo-ey . Hi tvl
4'i Itisi.t Jisilina hi
4nl i o:n I'hilip, l" -'
4sii Tom Kciijuuiu s I-
:ui Selimek Krcstenck s;i
While John ' 4
M While Oennce i
41111 W hite A-1aiii " NI
r:j M.,re Janie 7 SI
jul lielerV m. .. Sto
Jikl T-el-rl :! 411
41O Wiiit" fhrhuipher 7 l.'i
4JI Kiihile Janiita r. s;
4.'l Hell Williiun s VI
!iire Hiram .. "'. I
AU.EHllESV.
200 OoflVnth .t Wi'.inoth K M
4 hi Check J ihu 7 7i
40- ?i Mtll Joseph I'. 4
40.' Aluorille I'iliilp . 11 1
Jit Mi-all tieorc I "l j
l.vi Vorks Pelt r 21 IS !
4-Sl'J Ames Thomas rl j
Sk) Tom S inneL li 0
ll'i Ilerry James 11 s
llli Keilrm A (Estate. :! "n
40 Maine 81
lio Same...- 0 '-
BLACK.
to.; f;e,hard t " S.1
214 H:ie hiey lr. 11. M 41 l
5 I.ts Ihieehiey Peter. fs
17 Acres liiiechlev X ll.iy ti si
:!ns lii-an W illiam .'vs lit
lljij Ijifhumw Nathau S
f2 Kiei-k Jaisib 3 l
Kiww Krans sii
:! l'riee Isaac I t in
1 Lot Kimmeli James . 1 im
1.7 Meyers Pi ter "i- 7 1J
Miller J. H 10 7j
!sine -7
:l-is Tom liinah 24 7::
:I7 Tom Ka hel -'" t
4ml K.kIiIv John I) - It )'
IM Keani Jacob 10 .Vi
410 J- nuiiiesJohn . '-'7 oi
'.ii' Keunetlv lloleri fi s.'
411 Koo.ly j,ihn H 17 ti
jikp Seariiiht ThomoH U ." 4.i
401 Irwin A Wolf. .. is
2IO fox X Wy 4i :i
2i AH'hlson J . 1 s
;. liiiechlev . ssiii Ki 7ii
t; . - HoIsIiuk Keorge I'"1
-.A laHweUCfJ 2-T so
n il oldwrll samnel 10 "I
c, Shirt John 44
li fallen Jtihn aud Kate.- Z J,
BfiOTHF-niVALLEY.
ACRr..
411-2 I.itfhauirhXathan "2"
2u7 Stein Al-rahani 4 .M
J O VI ill .V Forney 1"
2111 Hay Hiram I' 1 SS
COSFLVEXCE BOUOVKIl .
lots
li lrieJ.W 15 12
Im.lrfsoii J. A lit
Havs Patrick 2 2:i
.McKeniinti John...- 4 2t
I'alnicri:. W
Sipi-ar Jiimes 1 ,1ft
Miarp liavi.l 2 II
ss-lHtah Joseph 4 II
Snyiter J. B . 1 1 1
Trontuian Win 2 12
W allace W W ' 1 11
enter Frederick 4 tt:
t'alli-ehaa Thoiuas - 11
FuliercMi W.J.... 1 VI
rttt in J. J 5 :il
ELK LICK.
ACREi.
27', lhschy A. r W
45', VioiKi-lryerFA I) 47
;isii 'traQdmaii Charlos . . 9 1
' Meyers Martlu iulnisl 4 ;.,
4 ( I'iirey James -t 4'li:l
4:i Corpy 1 homns i, , 2 01
2ml Man-b Leonard 6 isi
41M M'sire John t 4 10
Vl7 Moore Knoe. . 4 12
4011 Hall J.eitl S 111
4.. Wnllershentcr P& l. :I2
4t Conry Jonah S 47
IjOU.
1 Knode Jnecph W
2 lwerv Sitiiiiit-1 2 Hi
2 ItadclirTe Jai-oh 3 2S
1 B.-andler J. N. W 1 .t
4 Knisle Jaiue .1 :t7
2 Little S. T. estate 1 'M
1 Howell Powell.., s-t
1 W insert Heorre A tsi
l:) tieuitan 1-imou 2 ;l
A'KF.
12-j' , WolfeisberserJt Co " 1 ;s
4.-1.. Same 4.5
4 iJits Max Lewis- 2 b
HUE EX I 'ILLS.
ACRES.
4iX'.4 Johnson Thomas V Zl !2
JEFFS it SOX.
190 Flick Lavfwirk 175
4i Oaibraitii lary.. 9 IM
4"W v Uibson James. S. . 9 IJ
' Adams Barbara . 3a
S!7 Coata Wiliiam . 4 7."
JEXXBK
125 Btam Hiram 72
CAMPBELL & PICK.
I
lARLVER.
LuT.s.
1 Llni (iilllan 72
1 U Neal Barney 61
AIRF.S.
1-2 Itrinham ;eiree W SI
1 I. iit Muitiiaker Michael 'it
1 ' Wilinoth A - 4s
ACRES.
7'i Witt A Wolfir-lenrer 1" 8
200 llowiiuinjohii II M
LOWER Tl RKEYFi'OT.
4W Artians Ih-poslt Bank. V, W
4i Iwrk .isnre 4.
1.-4 Koddr John li n sn
401 l:er iv . ami John 2:1 .Vt
Si', Forwar! .V. tluiius A .VI
4ir.i 11 iii-'iis Isaac 2:101
SulMvan Irwin I 'i
;i.' l.iiiileiiiaii li 11 :t r2
MHni.E-l:hHK.
2"4 Conner i ( oiim lly 10 nt)
l-2 Not Known .'il
MEYEHSDA IE IXWH '(ill.
LOT3.
1 Hardlnc .tamc 4 'O
1 Keim John :t 7."i
t l.lnilemanSolomaii 2 ial
2 licknie Henry 7 Vi
2 Fuxle John 7 :,it
4 Hay P S '-'' to
2 i.ieiifct Jai-ot in n
1 Kaveimcrsll John 2 .VI
1 Wsllo'r Henry L 1 VI
1 Frot"t Thomas 7 .VI
1 Mier John .' ml
4 Itrollier i.eiiiire li ;ls
2 Keim rtllas i-stste :i :VI
Weller .lonathm 1 7"i
1 TnrnNr.lohn m1 7-
1 Slallb W illiam.. 1 7.S
1
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ACUF.4.
21 1 CofTrrh A. H 28 1:;
s.i Fnirlckt t'hs'lcs. ,? s;
I ts Wei.l Henry T 1.' 7t
S-me .:l i'.7
JM Sume :i 2
. . Same. 11 2
l i Mjine M lei
4; Silue . . 2 Ni
4isi Same 6 li
2IS. Ssme s Kt
Uii Same 17 us
:;;! Snee 1!" 15
aVI Weid 4 Shcriiiau 17 ii
:is Same 17 s
2tm Same VI 27
;;7.V j S"ine 17 'h
IM Same . 1" !H
U) Hiiiiinilnx Willia:n 7 4n
7 WaiVmau Ma-v 47
Waitemaii l'iisilia. 1 sii
2in W.i 1,"iian Ann l ; s
lO'i Win & Wo'fersbvBer.... S M
2S Oelsitr Daniel 1 sj
OGLE,
373 Johnson Itcrjsmin 7 7:1
JO Kiebard slamuel tl fit
4 " West .Matthias 41 In
101 chrr-t Hngn ! si
jnO Jones James 1 Kf,
41O HerkteT Hneb 1-2. 1 s7
4..S Homer (ia.le. .Vi 84
2 W 1-2 1 ilham Jeiih . IS 74
4:.S 1 2 Shaw Benjamin In 57
4is 1-2 ' Clark James 14 SII
4:lsi-2 Vhsire Abraham 2V 57
1:;" Hainc A'lam 7 to
4-is 1-2 fc-pv JOMiih .. '.Si 57
4.15 1-2 Apple Amliew.: :n
4101-4 StoivJohn 27 (i
till 14 Wevinau Heimanlls '.7 W
4ilt. Sto lon Kii hsnl 27 to
4 1-4 Thoniiti:i William 27 mi
4oia-4 West Joan . 27 11
:sut Walter 1-wis 20 47
1::7 Thornton William '.":;
4" Spnwle Thonm 27 ll
4il Ti-isl Flizalsilh tl !
. :;s, 1'istr John 2S n;
4'tl l'lvts John 211 ns
4 ' Folk Owen i-.i 4:1
4-tli l.yh' Hlnes -Ji 4:1
4 11 l.'r.ltl;li F.lward '.-.ins
4 ", I vl - Janies. . 2!i 4:!
4:1 Folk Caleb 21
4 F;k "a!eh Jr .. :'l i:
4 '.I 1'riivJolni 2 lis
1X1 Whilehc id James 1 ! Ml
2W ln-teep John 14-15. 1.1 12
4".s Hellion Jtiooh 1 251 57
l'S Warrick lohii. 2 SI
4iO Barton 1 loillits 14-15 25 211
l. i) Homer Fruuk'.in li 1:1
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401 lllton Willliim SI 04
lmi Collmrn A. J 5 ns
:H Same II 57
loi Wriiu Thomas H 7 no
4'lT Same 17
1 jt Weaver Lydia .. 1 41
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1 Albriitlit Georjf,- heirs 4n
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1 Same Sii
1 Bent ml Oe rye .1 on
1 Kims 1 ninkliii :t VI
1 -Faaan Jik-phiue. 2 70
1 Same .... 6 51
1 leir-m-h laae 2 M
1 rilillilipl .fsisih S 2 21)
1 Serheit A W 1 un
1 Shnltz Jiatiie'. 1 is)
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1 Sniii- .. 1 in
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l'ufiiril i.eorire
lierkey tide A.'kTt
same -
Chirk Wiliium.
Sjime
Caiiipo'il Munar.l
Fole John..
Ilium -latin-
Ni-i Isi'e John :l-4
tl i: heral saeilK-l .. .
HteliueOtiteou
Saul"
Campbell Mary Jr .
Iji.ne Fniiiklin I
limci I-mel
Atl'leiso-i s4mili.
Wiiliams l..-s. ,
Wvvalid Daniel K-l
i'iiiu--niiaii Jo-eph...
IVrrv Pinion
W..Jls.Uio.-s
Siotler Jacob Sr
lliie-hi-w liulein
Ssliie.... ..
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A'laim Alevander, I-fi.
M.iiuc .V Witt
Weyman Catharine l--i
F'uismore Sarah
Sadler John ,m
Tempest KacheL
Kohler liaiiicl
McHri le Sarah
limy Thomas heirs
Tsriloii too
Kishly Brinhatu
Same
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Honey James
Comp Samuel
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S-ve lo Iron ,k Coal Co.
Krehl-r Andrew
Znfsll William.
Nisiu Henry .
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VI Koiilii B 2 55
li Mii'kev lisiiii-1 7H
. :.: Hoihi aik 11 1, . 1 n7
I:: Snne .. si
ski Vonielit John 10 21!
.1 1 jits c ilhn- Msrk lai
2 " 1'ileiiiaii lioiaa 41
2 ' Wiiiilier Jacob 17
' 2 " Wirt II II 17
5 " lleall Wm. A 1 IIJ
1 ' 'oriiier leltor fi
2 " Witt H K : 17
2 " Weinier Jeremiah 24
ACKES
1 na.l Wm. L 1 50
VRSI.VA HOROVatL
Lots-.
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Mo-van' Vimipk t'o...
K'sli'y John l
same
KclK'll Henry F
1
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Ynizy E D
Sam .
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on
2 " I hi Jolill H
Sale lo commence at 19 o'cl-k a. a.
1 20
GEORGE J. BLACK,
Treasurer of Somcrset't'oiiBlj, r.mi'a.
TbeasI'sks's Oincr.
Somersei, AiJ-il
P. S. Perion psvlne taxes 011 any of the lanH
advertised Wore the dav id sie,(h baeLarAd
75 cents for sdverusiuf and f.-es.
toster
DRY GOODS AHD CARPETS.
At No. 315 Main Street,
JOHlTSTOWlsr
IN NEW BUILDING, WITH NEW
Garnets, Oil Clollis, lew Dress-Goofls, k
ITarinK lost our stoio-liullilin?;
bo pleased to see our old fi i.!ud.s in
our prices will be the lowest.
" HETER DO IT AGAIN !"
Was doubtless tlie advice
given to George Wasliinirton at
tlie enisode of the ( lierrv Tree. :rvV
MVIE m IT AGAIfi r '
li our advice to you, if yi
liave been piyin too much foi
vour Ku ni it ure.
" Wc Love to be Liberal, but Hate to Lo?e uhat we Give."
A GRAND CHANCE!
For buyers to obtain Furniture of uii kiml-t, nt little more tliau iii:i;,u
fiwtturor.s' pi ices. If yon have lu.-on hiis.-in our store wiiimut iretii'io rm
prices, ncnr tin il (tois. ft - c you lose eviiy tiuu' you do it,
COFFROTI & CO., SOMERSET. PE.WA.
Loutlier's Drug Store,
Main Stret, Somerset, Pa.
This Hodsl Drag Stcrgis Rapidly Escoaing a Great
Favorits with Pcoph in Search cf
. FRESH AMD PUEE DRUGS.
Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Sponges, Truses
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, &c.
THE DOCTOR GIVES rri:.X)NAL ATTEN'TiON TO THE COJIIMrXDlKG OK
PHysicians'Prescripiions i Family Beceists
GREAT CARE BE1XQ TAKES To CSE OXLT FEE.-H AXD PIRE ARTICLE
SPECTACLES, E Y E-GLASSES,
And a Full L'ue of Optical Goods always on band. From
such a large assortment all can be suited.
THE FIHEST BBAHDS OF CIGARS
Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display our ','Ooc'3
to intending purchasers, whether they buy
from us or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER, P,1. D.
MAINSTREET .... SOMERSET. PA.
HisHand Stock Farm!
ALHAMBRA I
I?uy IIois I.V! I auU bV', we'g'it, l'1
pomii.4, rei-onl -..'So. rvrnl b.- Mi.ntle:-.).vn,
reoml i i'i. II- u in in n,,. ;n ie:,
nimiiiiL' fr.ni -.MS i i ". lie was sinil t
Hy.lvk-i II I'libleto i'Sii N . I'l, vim ha
?iirel in.ir sjh1,! or.nl icin. .iiw aii'l lii-at1'!
wins iliail any bore on t!m tr.itini; inrf.
Alhamlira' jr.t is Miit.?ht Httr. 011 i,- piitiv
b-inir ili hy I:. Wilson, i f lir'l .iHiri.
West Virifinia, lo a irty in Keniiii kv fir
MntiOilnllars. Henry .Si-bnuii-ker. of I son.
Ill . i)ffi-r'(l one tlmt!nin! liiillars f ,r ibrt-
V!ir obi "On. TlieivOr ileeliiie-l. oti;.rH
hitjh as jiw l avt Ue 1 nia-ie for one of l.is
get.
Weexiiect to put thn nt bis gel in the
2:30 class this fall. I'ariies wi!ifr t.i bas-il
fiir speetl, or f.iiiilir ilriver-i, o -vmi'i; to bis
kind iiissition imiihiiI liml hisi-.p-ils in
ibeniiiniv. Ifis t.s me not ba.f tiis real
value. Terirsii'.'m.
DRAFT
fe -
TrT T ' (Iix-y iii color, wvihin l.0t). !rot l.v Invnnirit.'. will
JvylliN, stand at my farm at $10 iii.-jtininc. Tiii-liur-c ha."
good rqmtatio.1 for lroei i:iir tojy. stylish, ood. active liorscs.
Tf? T IP A RXI iport-a fn..:.
vJl IVll llLrlliVlN, i,v Wl.ii nntH'rs, :.! ln-ia!
ton or over. Will stand at llcvcixlale ami l.crliii. liijjiniiinir A'i'i! Ut!i
at stable of Mr. Uriel, in Moycrsdali;. Sectirnl week at In i iin. and alK-r-natc
week about, at $lo insuruiice. Parties losing colts, lialf price:
inr mare and colt, no cliaru'e. i? tratlieiirn is uudonlitetlly tiie finest Ch'!''
Iltirso in tlio county, and is so acknou ledr-d I v our liest hursciiieii
colts liave sold for nunc inonev than anv oilier Praft Colt in tin coiiity.
Walt Ileflley sold one. coining three years o!J. to tlie Farmers' t'x k t"
at Stoyestown, for &.'0. Two oihers. same ajre. to jai tics in Ohio- f"'
.'OOacli. I'cter Diiinliatild sold a ireMin three years old. pa-t. f"r
i"JS0, the highest price over realized for a jreldio; in the county.
Meyers, near Heriin. tn ed. ami lias a wcanlinj; that weighs !i'( poti;i'iu
Weanlin's repeatiMllv sell for $100 to ?ll"i. It only jwys to lrectl t
tin; best, ami it is the I iir draff, horse, vveicliinir Sifti-en to ciizlitccn l'"""
tired, with action like a pony, that commands the liiij price-", and
breeilin to this horse yon fret the remarkable action. To the lre'di'!
of IJerlin and vicinity, it seems niniecessary to say anything. A ie
stockmen of the Meyersdale district, we can assure them that they never
had a snjicrior Clyde in their section.
I also sttml oy j blooil C'!'ilc hotse, I liiu-e, brown in roW, e'srh-r. 1"'
Vartii ishipg lo lire-!! to a chea er hoi'e can do so nt ?10w !i.stiiti''e.
S'sflil as f illowg; First Week, be';nnin-.' April 1 i'b, st IW!il: sei ' tl '( '"-"",',
ia Af.ril il', at Somem-! eek hl-nut throubont the s-SMin. Tl.is liotse
k u..- o in Berlin as j rem nrk tile s!o- k ijlter. Iliu ilam, k'lown as H e Hemm11"!
raanr, c'liing I'JCOand bting I y old Nier. JO 0 as n-fufl for I r.
i iif:ffl.ky.
& ouinn:
and stock on Clinton Street, we worj l
our new place. We assure them tiiJt
FOSTER &.QUINN.
-
i.V'.Sl C -l-s.sarfUV
l.ijc'it biy. l't'- lian U lii.''i. .1 yeir o!.l.
wit! wtig'i when fu!!y luaniwl Ih'j (r)innl.
This i-i ow of the best ljrel colts in Aiu-jrici,
) bi-iii brej like Miml , wlne ns .iril tantl-i
j ntimtialM i.us.'. . I'aiiM u( Ma:i I S. ami
! IS utoii were hulf brotiier ml si-t;r. t!iiir
; r rspii-iive rljims Iwinsr by Olil B wtrm. T mr-
Miii;lilireil anj nver was btaten in a rn'i'.
j s.iti Iji'xinton proifmeil more runner
j t!i in n::y oilier h irst- of his l iy, beinj? bil
; en by I.compt anJ M.Jwav. hmtlii'.- at.il
i sister i.i blixi'l. In inir a r of Huston.
r..-.tin stnl bv A!lia!ira. by ifi.blie
Umn, by ll.'s.Iyks II m: iV'.i'ii in. First
ilaiti Mi'lilar, Viy Ilourlxiti I 'li:W, lie by M.im
briii'i I 'hiei'. iSH-iiiiil il iru M:J vay b H -t-ti.
S111..I I'll',. Palo A'to, ll ; llifise iIiiim
iriviin; the tboronbbml lilo-iI wliii h p
them ttit-ir w,in,t,.rt'iil nl at llnee -yea'.-o'
i-i. Ui-'.mii limiit I 10 1" niarn, at V"
i:iurari'-e.
HORSES !
fiT
0Jn
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