The Somerset Herald.
E JYVAUI t t'l.E, Editor r..l l'ii.i-irt.ir.
WEDNESDAY J"" ''V-
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS-
county.
Frit roxi.KEss,
EDWARD (M'l'lX. e.f im ! riwifch.
'fnt.jwt the d'ii"iior U.c ll.trirt "iifcr
iioe?. FCtU STATE KATvtR.
NOKM.VX B. CRITTU HELD, of Joiner Tivp.
Snl.jevt to the do'-Kion "ftlir 1iir!i nuilVr-
fou A-isKi:n:.Y.
Ei'llIUlM H. MII-I.Kll.of i;.k.I Brinii
JOHXC. WKU-KR.of MUf.iM T.musMp.
Keitt KUKRI FK,
ISAIAH liOOlif of MimiTM't Tow lislr'p.
IMj rKOTIIOXOTARY,
WM. II. SANXER, ofSauK.-r.t Iiroutli.
FOR UE'ilSTER ASH KKCGXl'KK,
A. i. nil.rMAN, ofSia"Te! Ilirousli.
F.)Tl TSEASITEK.
J 1;IS IIAyErt.of(i-:aihii:is T.- ii-iiif..
FDR eOMMISSInT.R-
e,K . F. KlMViKl.l, of Jli'.f.ir.l Ton iiii'.
hAMCKL V. Sli'iUKI'., of jiiitm I T.u-' 1'-
FOU I'OOR MRKrTuK.
. I'K KF.V, or ltroitiervRlli')r Towihip.
FOR AiMTeRS,
III'.P.MAX CHAFFER, of Soinerv; Tw!i'!i'p.
1". I. 15ROI TSIKIl, of Soraeiet Torm!r:j.
If Republicans "get toother" in lS'.C'
ss tliey live been getting tosetlier in
ConffresBon preat measures liketlie tariff
ami silver, there will be no trouble about
carrying the country.
Mb. Bhkckinsux-e of Arkansas, who
holJs a seat in Congress obtained by
fraud and so far retained by foul murder,
ban engaged ex-Attorney General A. II.
Garland to defend him before the Ilou.-e
oou.niitt.ee. Mr. Garlund cut a sorry fig
ure in the great I'n Electric scandal,
aud it is not strange to see biru accept a
retainer to defend ballot box frauds and
murder as ioI.tical necessities in the
South.
TnritE liasleen no lettcr news from
Vaxhing1on for many a month than the
intelligence that the House Republican
caucus has unanimously agreed upon a
National election jiolicy. The reports
from time to time have thrown doubt
upon the ability of the members to agree
upon any satisfactory bill. There was
the Rowell bill, which seemed suited
to the Notthern latitude, but nearly
w orthless in the South, and the Lodge
bill, well adapted to the South but liable
to work mischief in the North. Accord
ing to the Washington diHpatches of a
late date it was doubtful if there could be
real Agreement on either, and fear was
expressed that it would be necessary to
put one or the other through under the
spur and whip of party discipline, if any
thing at all were done. That perfect
harmony prevails is a happy surprise.
The statement in regard to the bill
which will be reported is provokingly
vague. All that any of the dispatches
say on that point is that the features of it
w ill be an enlargement of the supervisory
syxtem, so that the supervisors shall par
ticipate in registration, voting, and can
vassing, adding:
To carry out fully the National idea, the
supervisor returns are to be prima lacie
evidenceof the right of a member to his seat
and to prevail in making up the roll of the
Houe. Iu cases of conflicting returns the
certiticate of State canvassers miiy be used
to allow the House to form its judgment of
the qualifications of the contestant.
There can hardly be any doubt as to
the final enactment by this Congress of
such a bill as has been here foreshadowed
in outline. Not to do it would be down
right recreancy on the part of the Repub
licans in Congress. The people of the
Vnited States had for several previous
Congressional terms decided in favor of
mixed responsibility, neither party being
allowed control of the entire machinery
of National law making; but in is a
new policy was adopted, and the Repub
licans were placet! in position to put Re
publicanism in legal form. The corner
stone of Republican principles is honest
elections. Ever since the lapse of the so
called force bill during the administra
tion of Genera! Grant the party has been
shamefully derelict in its duty. AH ef
forts on the part of the manlier element
of the party were resisted with a sneer at
the bloody shirt.
The Senate can not afford to let the
bill fail there. An attempt will be made
in that body to talk it to death, but if
necessary Congress must remain in con
tinuous session until March, ISM. Let
the Democrats distinctly understand that
filibustering can accomplish no more in
the Senate than in the House, and it will
be as dead in the former as it is in the
latter.
Under the Constitution each branch of
Congress is to be judge of the qualilica
tions and election of its own members.
If. w ith the aid of the Northern Democ
racy, enough Congressional districts
could be captured by the bulldozers and
ballot-box criminals of the South to make
a majority on the original roll of the
House there would be no practicable
remedy or redress. And undr the law
as it now stands it takes only a small
proportion of the North to make such a
majority. In the present Congress there
are some half a dozen Southern Republi
cans, and not one of them all would ever
liave got his certificate from bis Govern
or bad they held the balance of pwer,
but finding that even with the South ab
solutely solid the IemoerktB would still
lack voles enough to control the House,
these Governors laid down without show
ing their hands.
While the Constitution makes each
House judge of the election of its own
members it does not specifically provide
for the issuance of certificates of election,
available as prima lacie evi lence of title
to seat in Congress. The statutory law
leaving that matter to the Governors of
the respective States was perfectly sat
isfactory until the open and systematic
violation of the fifteenth amendment lie
came the custom at the South. Since
then it has been iniquitous.
The proposition to subordinate the
gubernatorial certificate to theone issued
by the suirviir is not only necessary
to ractical reform but preferable on gen
eral principles of constitutional law. It
is a purely National and not at all a State
election. The supervisor of elections is
National ollicer, apjiointed by the Fed
eral court, and far lew liable to be sway
ed by partisan considerations than a
Governor or any other elective oliieer.
On the wLole, it certainly looks as if the
horizon is beginning to blush with the
daw n of new and better day, w hen tlie
crowning article of the Constitution will
be a vital part of the organic law of the
Nation. ;
V'.' - "f. fy
A W- jM'tih'.u'S bill b.ipb(vn ari rd up
on by t lie S-ii:;(e and Ib.iixn eoi.ff.rof,
and will dm;1 A-ii 'wine a lav at t'u
early day.
Tl.ei fi.-'t ofiiiisM!! v. iii V-f -1 ve-to
evci y nit i'.ii jr n.M-r t-f Si.--' :
pci.ti.ii if fnim ;', t. ;".' : ::.ot.:L when
ever he 1 v.u.h tji.'i!o for
hia.M if: 4'r nioii'Ii t. ti wi-ii w tf
evet v o:(iivr r v ' i r r.;,ini iiptx nt'en t
en her 'N r - i'.-r f.;i ' 5.
a fl-.on(! ti .:! orpi.a.i I ' sr. -eer
er KiMIer that i ni!! r ! ' yit! !
a', ami pio i-:o:i tn:.'. for the
(U i'iiilents of ! :eed wl !i m.
Tiie atuo;.r:l of loom y tots biil will
rj.'iire can scit.i'V '-o i-e -i"i at. It
wi'.l 'oitll!eis ! ;i !;;',::' af"u:it, but it
is a ! !.' the country owri to it--( f. nl
crs nnd tb.m!.! !. ;!! rhc. i iy.
Sach a law s'lo'.o.l !;f.5 '.jcert
lofjr u an.! the roant'y v...-i!,l not now
be "ii.raied. ;i it it. by the jirtfccoe of
0J,d :v.h!ii.' ii alini'h'.u-f', pitiable ob
j.'ctH o'fl.nlily in h ciiiitry ti:;.t v i- lottt
th ir f-rv;'vs wou' l i.H.c hwn v.i;n-d
Oll Mi-1et.ce. MM.dl-O'Ulfl creit-
tures who ate p. Tct ua'iy I'nrptm; alwrnt
the irnii-en (-uir.e paid for pev.sionf. 1 i
long w ith si-ari-e an ex:- ; ti".t to 0 class
mho were wi'U.'.jr. the na'.wti hho;;hI
bo .ioiroyed rather than that they
shot.lJ ir.i.e n hitr.d t" h.:w: it. I. very
true Aiii li.-.ai wi.l rj'..i e th: t the na
tion is determined t. lukt care of it oi
feii.Ii.rs witiioi.t couii:ii;;r ;hc c 1.
INFORMATION i
VETERANS.
Text of the Fet-.blon Hi 1 rs Passed
by Colli Houses,
v-HiN'.T.A-. x i-
t- st ..h'.i lV'i-;.a 1 :! :i' p...-vl I'V !''!!
h .n' . :.:.! m- it tf ' ' e Tr rl :.t :
SerlieU 1 - T:..t in co!.: '. :hr r-
iim ; r. '.. M jr.ro:., the f;-1
of the -ft- .;.;!: '.'V rc,vM!..s .fntiy
wound, !''.:-;.-, ra't-i'i- or .' v.l .iclj.
tinder the cot.:it:o;i: and lim'tatlons A
exiMii'f: law;, would have entitled h;m to
an inialid pvnsimi. and the fait thai the
soldier left no widow or niir.or children
having been shown as repaired by 'aw, it
shall be neicsary only to fioir ly compe
tent and utifiirienl eviJcni'c '.hat sm li parent
or iiarvnts are without other pre-nt means
of support than tin ir own manual labor or
the contributions of others not legally bound
for their tuppeit; pr.-viuui, that all pen
sions allowed to dejieiid. tit parents und.r
thi ai t shall Cointm nee fr":n the date of
the liiinjiif the application hi rennder and
shall continue no longer than the existence
of the dependence.
Section That all ersoi!s v h ) s rvt d
thn-e nu-nths or ntnre in the niUltury or
naval set vice of the I nked State during
the late war of ih: r. l.rilijn, and win) have
been huiiorahly diyt'.iariri-d then Trom, and
who are now or who limy hereafier le suf
fering from a mental or physical uiiahi!ity
of a pi rmuni nt character, hi t the result of
their cwa vicious iiaMt. which incapaci
tates them from the pe:fonu:ince of laanital
labor in such a decree as to reiidir them
unable to earn asiipin, shall, up-m making
due proof of the fact according to such rules
and regulations as th? Secrctarj- of the in
terior may provide, lo p!a ! 1 upon tho A
of invalid pensioners of the-Tniied States
and be entitle 1 to ri-ceive a pension i.ot to
exneed $1" per month aid not less than J J
jirr nionlh. proportiof.' u to their inability
to earn a support ; and such pension shall
commence from the date of filing of the ap
plication i:i the Pension CKlici, alter the
Iiassage of this act, upon the prool thai li e
ilitability then existed, and shall ixi;tlnue
during the existence of such iis.i'o'li.y ; pro
vided, that persons who are now receiving
pensions under existiu,; laws, er whose
claims are pendirg in l e Pension Oihce,
may, by application to the i jiumissioncr of
Pensions, in t n i-Ii form he mny prescrilje,
showing themselves em hit i thereto, receive
the bene fits of this ?.! ; and nothing herein
contained shall Ik- coi.tuued so as tupreve.it
any H i)sioinr thert uudwr frotii jTostt tiling
his claim and receiving l.is jm'.ou utidrr
any other geiical or special id; provided,
however, that no pers-m shall receive mo. e
than one nsioii for the same jriod;ariJ
provided, further, that rank in the service
slial. not be ojnsiih ied in applications hied
undrrthis act.
.Section ," That if any oflicer eir en " 1 s t J
man who seived '.m .i.iys or more in the
army or navy cf the l'n;ted States d.iting
the late War of the K-hellUjii, and who was
honotahiy discharp-e.!. has died, or shall die,
leaving a widow without other mtaiis of
support than her daily labor, or minor
children under the ap.- of M years, such
widow shall, upon due proof of her imsband'i
death, without proving his death to he the
result ot his army service, be placed on the
pension roll from the date of the application
therefor under this a -t. at the rate of fS per
mouth daring her widowhood, and shall also
be paid tJ jier nioiuli for each child of the
oi.ieer or enlisted man under Pi years of
ae ; and i:i ease of the dea' h or re.iian-laya
of the widow, leaving a child or children of
such oil cer or e-nHst'-J niau under the age
of 1; years, sti h ieus:on shall lie paid such
child or children until the a-e of Pi years ;
provided, th .t in ea-e a minor hiid is in
sane, idiotic or otherv's! p- rm.inetr ly lielp-b-s.
the iK-nsion shull ..ntinu- during tL
period of such disahihty : and this provision
shall apply to all pen-ions hiri-tofore gr.itit
cd or hereafter to be granti il under this or
any other statute, ami such pc:i.--:on shall
eoiniiH iii'e from liio ihite of the application
therefor, alter the pusvtge of this act: and.
provided, further, that sail widow shuil
have inurrleJ said soldier prior to the pas
saire of this a.-t.
Section 4 T; at no agent, attorney or other
person er.gagesl in t :. paring, j.rrsetiititiirof
prosecutit g any i-lai.r. n-uicr the provisions
of this ai'l shall, dins tly cr i lir.ctly. contra 1
for. d.'lnand. n ci ive or n la'n ! .r r:: h scr-vii-es
in pn-iuuing. presenting or prosecu
ting such claims a sum gn-at'T tiiati $ln,
which sum shall lie payahif only :iMn the
order of the CVmiiuiissioiirr of IV.ision. hy
the pension agent making pnyment cf tl e
pe-nsion allowed ; and any iiersoii who shail
violate any of tiie provisions of litis section,
or who shall wrongf-iily withhold from a
Insior.er or claimant tiie whole or aty
part ol a p'tisicti or claim allowed or jlue
such pensioner or ilai'ini.it under t bisect
shall W guilty of iuisi!eni(-aiior, and apon
con victioa theretif shall, iiir each and Aery
said otTeiise, lie lined not exceeding; i'l-). or
iispiisoned at hard labor nit exri-eshng two
years, or both, in the discretion of thet'ourt.
Border Raid Claims.
Wasuinotox, June In. The f ill coriiiuis
sioit apjiointed by the Mate Legislature to
urge the fussage of a r.ill loooklng u the
payment of what are known as the border
raid claims, met here to day. Jt s prob
ably their final meeting for some' time.
Sjieaker lUcd and members of thtf Com
mittee on Rules were called on Uwlay by
membe rs of tbe eiimnii-'sion and it was as
certained that there are io pro!:! of the
bill receiving a sH-cial consideration this
session. It was then nrge.l that a day be
set early iu the shoit session, but wakcr
Reed overruled this as Uitig unprecedented.
The committee then mei, to-night and passed
a resolution virtually Living u-p the tight for
thisse-ssiou a:id calling ijp,,n the delegation
of Pennsylvania Congressmen to i'se their
utmost endeavor to have a day fix u early
in December for the consideration of this
bill.
Ten Senators at !T iO.OOO Each.
lioro, Mass., Ju-ie 1 J. W. E. ant!erson
ttstitied he fore the Legi.-huive Investigating
Committee on the elevated railroad bribery
charges to'day that Senator Eassett. of Mas
sachusetts, bad told tbe witni-i there was a
proposition between himself and Mr. It.sgar
whereby he could secure the voters often
Senators at tIO,iMm rich, the monev to U
given them provtJid the i,j,!e-s Company
cured its t baiter. SuW.jue.M events, as
described by the witness. U,-e out hts staie
meut. Iu accordant wilu !,; it-siimi),
there will be a specific investigation.
Sheriff Ehct by Prisoner.
I o. trv.LiT Mo.. June 13. Slieiiff T. F.
C -a m r ws shot and fatally wounded 'a-t
i eini i; hy W Iti.tm West, a prisoner at the
jtih !, irasuting trial for the murder
M.u e v. eG. ago et a bruncttian on the 31 if
swri I':: ..lie rai'ttot d at Oliertrille. The
rifl had taWen V.'c-t bissupfier and as be
tur.i.il lea i.j.ck to go down stairs. Vst
A t a revolver and fired at him. The
b;i! ' p'i" d tlir v.ih lb.- slierifl's left si.'e,
ill:', .-itie a pr :t!.y fat;,! wound.
v .!,.,:. r..: ivr t,ne 1 in the jo! corridor,
and when ti.e sheriiT fell, Vtt esctpel.
The eity marshal with a pose pursued the
f.ti-itive and caught liiui bi:fore he had reach
e i the city limits. The iiioh was anxious to
lyie h tin' eis-.!er. but the marsliBl landed
hoe. safe!;, :;i j.l l
Sii-i- n i rH'iiver, who war shot yesterdfy
by William West. a prisoner i:i the county
jail died to diy. Just before bis death a
mob ctis d t-f enraged farmers from all
parte oi'the county gathered around the jail
to lynch him. The dying sheriir heard the
threats of tin ctowd and asked those around
hts bedside to ti il the mob that it was his
living r. iicsl lh.it they i-ommit no overt a-t
but allow the law to take its course. When
the shcriirs di alh Vias announced the mob
hjtuime itu-'y. but when the sheriff's dying
ropiest a untile known better ojunsel pre-
viitl'd r.t.d the er.wd quickly disjierswel.
The j ill is kept strongly gimr.lcd.
. - -
It Rose to tnw second Floor.
lbf-KKoctt. Ilt... J i.ie it. At least $.VIO,-
0 J w orth of pr t e -ty wns elestroved in th's
:.iy and vlci::hy last lcgiit.. Never sinie
i , t, hi n the ivuters rose and overwhelm
ed m arly all the city of iixkfurd. has such
a d'est,- tti Mood vlsiud ;i:ls -action aj that
of last e vci.it.g. I' jr ti.-ree l ours the rain
f. !1 iti toir- iits. ami in a surprisingly short
-.line every iw was a turbulent river. The
crecl.s swelle, s:id in a nton-.ent devastating
thto-li w.-re ssviep;m.; through the Kent and
'Keith erek valleys. Kach cree-k drains an
iuiiti.-i-e territory, and from every side
came e i-.tr;hutions to tiie waier until the
cri.rks- La 1 betntnc ile-struetive torrents,
nai hittg up into first stories of residences,
driving the occuiaut3 of houses from their
beds.
Un Cedar street the scene wasawful. Men,
women and chiidren were out in the rain,
many weeping and wringing their hands,
and all cxeiud. Il was a miuature Johns
town Hood and somewhat similar in many
respects.
All the lower parts of the city were Hood
ed, and hundreds of people rendered hoine
le. All the railway companies sutler
heavily, and every bridge over Kent and
Keith creeks was swept away.
Strapped to a Cross.
Wilk Esiiiitr.it, Ta , Janel4. Jacob Acker
man is a farmer ef Sugar Ivoaf township and
of fiery teniHr. On Friday, becoming an
gered at his eleven-year old son Jacob, he
followed the hoy into the cellar and strap
ped him to a frame work of boards nailed
together in the shape of a cross. The fath
er drove his family out of the house and
stood guard over the child with a hatchet,
threatening to kill anybody who came near.
' Toward evening a liitle daughter came
home from the silk mill, and hearing
groans in the cellar, she went down, and
found her poor brother in awful agony.
1 or seven hours he had been suspended on
tiir frame work. He was rescued more dead
than alive, and it is believed that he will
die.
These facts were brought out before a
Justice of the I'eaee, who issue-J a warrant
for Atkermau's arrest, and to-day wag lodg
ed in jail. The neighbors were on the point
i of organizing a posse to lynch him, when
the oflicers interfered and locked him in the
county jail.
Death, Not Office.
ItixooR, Mk., June b. The Hon. Fran
cis W. Hill, of Jlxeter, Me.-, the Democratic
nominee for liovernor of the State, died this
morning, after a short illness. It was less
than two weeks ago that he attended the
Democratic coiiventiou and accepted the
noiuinaiiou. which was tendered him unan
imously. About a week ago Mr. Hill went
to liar Harbor as the guest of (leneral Mana
ger Taysoit Tucker, ot the Maine Central
Kailroad. While there he was caught out
in a sovere storm end contracted a cold,
which developed into acute bronchitis. He
was dangerously ill for three or four days,
but this morning seemed much improved.
This morning, however, there was a sudden
change for the worse, and he died at ten
o'clock. Mr. Hill was bom in Exeter in
lsi:. and lived there thoughout his life. His
grandfather was a second cousin of (Jeorge
Washington.
Prohibitionists Heard.
W.sii:noto.. June 14. Ajoint meeting
of the Senate Committee on Education and
Labor and the House Committee! on Alco
holic Li.jncr Tratlic was held to-day in the
Senate reception room to hear representa
tives of tiie various temperance and prohibi
tion organizations in favor of the adoption of
amendment to the constitution. The hear
ing was under the direction of the National
Prohibitory Amendment Committee for
Congressional work, of which Ada M. Bit
tenU'iider is chairman and which induces
within its membership the general otlioers
of the several National Prohibition societies
of the I'nite 1 States, the general oflicers of
the National Executive Committee of the
Prohibition party and the National Wo-
i man's Christian Tempi ranee Vnion super
intendent of legislation and petitions.
'A Train In a Cloud-Burst.
Eastox. Pa., June 12 The Lehigh Valley
passenger train due here at T o'clock to-night
passed through several terrible storms. At
j Jo'el.K-lc it passed through a clonld-burst
at l'fivi Haven, and all the lamps in the cars
anl on the engine had to lie lighted. At
Lijiry's Station it i-ncouiitirred a violent
li.til storm that frighU-ned the paseiigers.
Another cloud-burst was struck at Allen
town, and In-low that point all curves had
to.be rounded at reduced silted on account
of flow of water on tracks. All the passen
gers say that the storm was the worst they
had ever witnessed.
Major McKinley's Earnestness.
Congressman McKiniey of Ohio, whose
district was gerrymandered by the Democrats
so that it is expected to give a Democratic
majority this fail of IhyOO, has decided to be
a candidate for re election at the earnest so
licitation of his party. In speaking of the
matter the Major said : " Jf I were to con
sult my wishes I would certainly not thiuk
of being a candidate, but, as I never run
away from a fight. 1 will enter the race if
my friends desire it and do the best I can'''
T AND WARRANT. f
J William Erolfhus fiVod
an it t heioiiiii with tl Sei r.-ury of Internal Af
laim warrant for '" s'-res ofUnil situate In
N.ipi.'r T.'.viitilp. Kflfiinl Comitv. anil Shade
To-.vusliip. SoiinTM-t County, adjoinliig landa e.f
liaiuel binnll'a estate on the East, elisputcd Und
l-ieeii Siiivt'ley s heirs and eiideon lliteslieir
on 1 lie ulti. .lohii liarr estate on the Xortli, mid
iioi J i.'wi.rr e liiij.ruetriueiut OD tiie IVCSi,
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
This nowrter nevrr variea. A manel of pnrlty.i
strenrth, an 1 tiuIesiHTjeiietw. More eixmexmc&i'
....a me unouarr liinns, aim cannot be iull lit',
conipvtiiiua with the mulUtude of low tua. beti
weight alum phwplitte powders. S.M ml In.'
en. KoViL Baxi.nu Powuu Ca, lt WaU 8tJ
s- Y- JuU7.' 7
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Crap ure Blood
Pennsylvania Railroad Man Tells of a
Remarkable Cure of Scrofulous
Humor-Read It.!
Mr. Euby, who makes the following state
ment, is a well known railroad niau, run
ning cm the Pennsylvania Kallroad between
Columbia, Penu., and Philadelphia:
" I feel that I wish to tell what has been
done for us and our liUle boy by Hood's Sar
saparUla. He Is now six years ot age, and,
until a short time ago, has ever since birth
been a terrible sufferer from scrofulous
humor. Bores would appear on him and
spread until they were as large as a dollar,
and then discbarge, only to be followed by
others, so that tiie larger part of his beniy
was one mass of sores all the time. The
scrofula was especially severe on his legs and
back of his ears and on his bead. His hair
was so matted that combing was sometimes
Impossible. His ears became so thin that we
could see through them, and were actually
AFRAID THET WOCLD PH0P OFF.
His legs were so bad that sometimes be could
not sit down, and it was Impossible for him to
run about and play Uko other children. Fre
quently when he tried to walk, his leg would
crack open and the blood start front different
places. Tbe humor bad a very offensive odor,
and caused Intense Itching, so that at night
we had to tie bis bands In mittens or stockings
to prevent Ids scratching and tearing hUusclf.
We cannot tell
HOW THAT POOB BOY STTFFEBKD
for nearly Ave years, nor bow his terrible con
dition distressed ns. We did all wo could to
relieve him. Twoor three physicians agreed in
culling It scrofulous humor, but did not effect
a cure. We tried salves and ointments and
other things but without benefit. At last I
decided to give bhu Hood's SarsaparilU, as
XT DEUGGIST BECOHMEXDKD IT.
In about two weeks the Sarsaparilla began to
bare effect Tbe sores commenced to heal
Take Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold by all dronrUta. II; alitor US. Prepared only I Sold by all druggists. I; alitor S3. Prepared only I Sold by alt drnwriats. fl: lxfor?S. Prepared only
by C. L HOOD A CO., Apotliecariea, Lenrell. Maaa. I by C. L HOOD CO., Apotbecariea, Lowell, Has, by C. I. HOOD CO, Aputliocarles, Lowell, Mim.
100 Doses One Dollar 1 100 Doses One Dollar I 100 Doses One Dollar
Cumberland's Opportunity.
CtMiiERLAND, Md., June 15. A sjieoial
elwttion will be htld here on Tuesday next
to decide whether or not the city shall guar
antee the payment of $1.V),)UU of Haiti mote
& Ohio bonds in consideration of being made
the terminus of the second, third and Pitts
burg divisions of the road.. A great deal of
interest is felt, and considerable bitterness
has been engendered. The advocates of the
measure claim that upon its success deends
a great industrial boom for the place, as
the Italtimore it Ohio people promise to lo
cate shops here if the stock is taken. Tiiey
are claiming they have already won the vic
tory. The northern part of the city, howev
er, is strongly opposed, and it will take the
count of the ballots to dttinitely decide the
contest. .
The New Famous Shoe Store, ,12
Sixth Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.,
Can be found west of Xcw York
City, and we extend to you a cor
dial invitation to call, leave your
packages, and make yourself at
home, generally. Our prices for
footwear will be found far below
the average, and the quality of the
goods the - best. Worthy of
mention arc:
Our" Edison " Oxford Tie. at 97c.
"j I Bright Dongola " Surprise " button
Shoe, at $1 !K)
" " lie niarkable," French hut ton Shoe,
at 'Z b
Gents' Shoes, in all the late styles,
from $1 25to$G
Don't fail to call when in our city,
as it will repay you.
THE FAMOUS
Shoe House,
52 Sixth Street,
PITTSBURGH, PA
Mail Orders will receive our care
ful attention.
YDMIXISTliATKlX'NOTICE.
utc of William J. Hiirlntiot'nani, late of Con
liiieine IlemMiuh, Somep-t ( omily. J 'a.
Letteinol adiulnisiration on tlieatovettate hav
iuir been entitled to the undersnrned by the uniiKT
authority, notice i herel.y Riven to all persons
ludeblrd to said estate to make irum.siiaie pay
ment, and !!i.ic having claim amiiust the: fume
will present them dulv uthenticuu-d for settle
ment on or belore Kietiiriiay, July 1. lsi. at the
resilience of the Administratrix in I'etersliurg,
Addison T p., Somerset Co , l"a.
ALICE K- nii.IMlOTIIAM.
Ailiiiiui-Ualiis.
Si-ott & Ogle, Attorneys.
YUMTOU'S XOTICK.
Iu the estate of Kliznneih PilK-rt, deceased.
At an Orphans' Court held at Koiiieme on the
2Sih day of My. l.-sw, the un.ierMKiied was duly
appointed Auditor to metke a distributinu of Iho
Illinium the hands ef William Alaurtr. Kxeeiuor
of said dei-eaMi), to and nnionir thone legally en
titled thereto, herel.v gives police that h will at
tend to tbe duties of the above apiMiiiilment on
Saturday. July .1, ls-.m, at his ottiee- in Someise-t,
l'a., u heu aud wberu all partie-s interested can
attend. J. A. BllltKKY.
jtinell. Auditor.
A Great Event
Id one's life is the discovery of a remedy for
some long-sLinding milady. The poison cf
Scrofula is in your blood. You inherited it
from your ancestors. Will you transmit it
to your offprlng ? In the great majority
of cases, both Consumption and Catarrh orig
inate in Scrofula. It is supposed to be the
primary source of many other derangements
of the foody. Begin at once to cleanse your
blood with the standard alterative,
Ayer's
Sarsaparilla
"For several months I was troubled with
scrofulous eruptions over the whole body.
My appetite was bad, and my system so
prostrated that I was unable to work. After
trying several remedies iu vain, I resolved
to take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. and did so with
such good effect that less than one bottle
' Restored My Health
and strength. The rapidity of the cum as
tonished me, as I expected the process to l
long and tedious." Frede-neo Mariz Fer
baniles. Villa Novaile (laya, Portugal.
"For many years I was a sufferer from
scrofula, until aliout three years a-rn, when I
betsm the use of Ayer's Sainaparilla. since
which the disease has entirely tlisapjieari'd.
A little child of mine, wlto was trnuMed with
Die same complaint, has also lieen r tired by
this nieelicliie." If. Brandt, Avoe-a, Nebr.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla
PRKPA RED llT
DB. JT. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Bold by Druggists. $1, ai x $ j. Worth 0 a bottle.
VM. IIADAM'S
Microbe - killeR
CUKES ALL DISEASES.
Send for onr pamphlet, giving a history of Mi
emtw. how they eater tha arsteut. cam ei-e-a.-
anil suffering, and bow the'v cull be eradicated.
The MICROBE Kl LLC R 1 the only known
ramesly ibala nvt lerinetitatlnn tid iWmva
these gt-rma. It cleanses the blood, purities the
system, aud add new life and ttreuglh.
Bemk mailed free on application. -
The
WM. RADAM
Microbe
Killer Co.
No. 7 Lalght Street, New York City.
NOTHIN& TO EQUAL
fifth
op ; the flesh began to took more natural anil
healthy. Ttieti the scales came off ibid all
over bis body new aud healthy flesh and skin
formed. When he bad taken two bottles he
was entirely free from sores, having only Uie
scars to show where they had been. These are
gradually disappearing. The little fellow was
rtJLL 0V GRATITUDE
to Hood's BarsaparilU when he found It was
curing him, and ho would call for ' My medi
cine ' when the time came ivt him to take it.
Wo are unable to express onr thanks for the
good Hood's Sarsaparilla has done our little,
boy." Haiuit K. Euby, Box 350, CuTunibia, Fu.
A later Iictter
From Mr. Euby states that his son Is now In
perfect health, has no trouble from the
humor, which Is entirely cured. Ho has
many inquiries about the recovery of the boy,
and advises all who suffer with such diseases
to try Hood's Sarsaparilla.
"What Can be Addnd
To the above statement to make more em
phatic tho evidence of the cleansing effect of
Hood's Sarsaparilla upon the blood? It
would seem to be the posltivo duty of all who
suffer f ronrany disease or affection caused by
impure blood, to at least give Hood's Sarsa
parilla a fair trial. Its many wonderful cures
have won for it tho title of "tho greatest
blood purifier ever discovered."
- Every Confidence.
"Among the few proprietary articles I re
commend to customers Hood's Sarsaparilla
Is one In which I place every confidence. My
patrons seem to have the same confidence,
judging from its sale, which Is more than till
the other blood purifiers together." G. B.
Little, Druggist, Greeusburg, Pa.
Don't Forget It
A FACT THAT SHOULD NOT CK
OYKKLOOKED IS TIIE FINELY
FINISH ED ROOM AT TIIE
OIJ) .STAND,
THERE IS NOW OX EXHIBITION
ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
AND CIIEAITST.LINES OF
::::: Millinery H Goods,:::::
Oonsisiing of all the late styles of Ladies and
Misses'
BONNETS & HATS
TO P.K FOUND IN TIIF. STATE.
FASHIONABLE
TRIMMINGS
A SPECIALTY4.
And at Prices to Suit Buyers.
L. FOCKLER,
No. 106 Franklin Street,
JOIIXSTOWxX,-pa.
Facu About Cataract Blindness.
It is an opacity of the crystaline lens, loca
ted just behind the pupil.
It is the most common between G5 and 75.
Operative measures are the only known
means of cure, ami restore 00 per cent.
It is the most important and critical opera
tian in eye surgery, and yet the least pain
ful. ,
Those most skilled and delicate of touch by
experience in otierating, obtain the most
jicrtect results.
It is possible after operation, in most cases
to restore with the aid of glasses the natural
standard of vision for natural eyes, especially
for reading.
Mr. John C. Campbell, General Agent of
the Davis tSewing Machine Company, Cleve
land Ohio, aged 40; Mr. David Uiery, father-in-law
of Mr. William Scott, Rebecca Street,
East End, Pittsburgh, aged 75, and Mr. Jas.
Armstrong, 3222 Market street, Wheeling,
West Ya., are cases elemonstrating this as
sertion. Dr. Sadler, S04 Penn ave., Pittsburg,
being the operator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTCE.
KsUUe tif Sent J. Thomas, dec'd late of Coiie
maiigh Twp., Somerset Co., l'a.
Letter of Administration on the above estate
having leeii granted to the undersigned by the
proior soithoritv. notiee is here-hy given to all
ero!is indel.le. to said entate to make immedi
ate tMtyuieiit, and those having claims against
t he name w ill present them duly authenticated
for settlement on Wedui-sday. June, IMth,
ls',0, at the late residence of the deceased, in
said township.
JOSEPH T VODER,
F. V. P.ieseeker, Att'y, Administrator.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of William Vought, riee'd., late of Black
Twp., SitiivrK-t Co., Pa.
letter of administration on the alrfive estate
having Ixvn granted to the undersigned by tic
proper anthoriiv, notiee is hereby given to all
peM.iis indebted to said estate to make immedi
ate luynif nt, and thine haviugc lniius atrainst the
SKine uill prt-se-nt them iluly auth'jutieate.1 lor
settlement on Timr-dav, the Sd day of July. 1SU0,
at the lute resideuee: ol di-e'd. in Hlaek 1 Wp., or
on Saturday. July ,S. at the oiliiv of fhilip 8mith,
iu the borough of K.M-kw.Msl.
I.AVrii II Vot'iiHT, Fibre P. O.
JOHN VOl'liHT, Cassedinnn P. O.
Administrators.
Scott i Ogle, Attorneys.
A
DM 1NISTRA TOR'S NOTICE
EBlateofiieorce J. Countryman, late of Quema-
noiiing t wp , s-tmnersei Co., ra oee d.
I.elt..rs of Administration on the atiove estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
pro!cr authority, lu.te-e is liereoy given to all
jHrrsons indebted to said estate to make immedi
diate iwyment, and thoe having claims aa'tist
thexHine will present ttiein duly au'.heniieated
fur settlement to the Administrator, at the late
residence of said deceases! on Thursdav, June J6.
., between the hours of 1 and S r. "m. of said
dav. when and where they will attend for said
purpose. ' BELINDA CorSTRYMAX,
JOHN U HAY.
may.'l. Administrators.
AUD1TOR' S NOTICE.
In re. Estate of In the Orphans' Court
Samuel Mussrr. ebn-'d. f of Somerset County, l'a.
And now, the atth day of May, lsso, on mo
timi of H. L. liaer, Esq., Attorney tor the Hxecn
tor, the Court appoint J. O. Kiininel Auditor to
pans upon the exceptions and make a distribu
tion of the fund in the hands of the Executor to
and among those legally entitled thereto.
somerset ent xTr. ss.
Extract from the Record, Certified Slt of May,
IS'.Hl.
"!. J JAron n.sirAXh; rin-k.
XoTICb In pursuance of the fore-going Com
misMou 1 w ill attend to;t he duties therein enjoin
ed at my office in Somerset Uoroiich, on Thnrndiiy
theji'.lh day of June. 1S!J, of which all pereous
interested will please take notice.
J. O. KIMMKI,,
JuneL Auditor.
A
DM I N I STRA TOR'S NOTICE
Estate of Wlllinm liny, dec' d., late of Milford
lowusiitp, hotneret ounty, lit.
letters of Adnitnistration on the abore estate
having Iwen granted the undersigned bv the pro
per authority, notice is hereby given to all persons
indeljteel to said estate to make imiuesiiule pay
ment, and thoe having claims against the
same will present them duly autbeutica'ed for
settlement em Siiturday. the lifth day of July, '),
at the HocktttKKl House, in the liorouirh nr Koek
wooil, Pa. ALBERT i. WILL,
Administrator.
geott ii Ogle, Attomi-ys.
RIDGE SALE.
The Commissioners of Somerset countv will
reeetve fealesl pniposals for an Iron or woolen
bridge over Koariug Fork creek, where the pub
lic highway leading trom shade furnace cumo
said stream in Paint Township, from 1 to 6
o clock p. in., oq
MOXDA Y, JUXX SO, 1800.
Ssid bridge will he 41 feet between abutments
with a l-l-fool roadway. Capacity, lou pounds.
ALSi
On same day, nt same time, will let the bridge
over Coxes' eree-k w here the mad leads from the
Clay pike, near Milford to the road to 1. arret! ;
said , Midge w ill be U fret between abutments,
with a U-loot roadway. Capacity, impound.
D. E. WAl.NEK,
GEO. M. NEFK.
Attest : C. W, WILLIAMSON,
A. J. Hileman, Clerk. Commissioners.
from rniL.DEtirniA.
,
Pretty Good for Man of GO
The following is from Mr. John Hines,
manufacturer of enameled dies, who has
carried on business In Philadelphia since Oe'U
a, 1850, aud whoso testimonial In favor of
Hood's S::rsaporiUa Is certainly worthy of
consideration.
Ono year nao 1 wan laid tip sick with
pneumonia for Jt weeks. AVUen I got over
that, my feet and le swelled, were very
much inflamed, and etesetl mo much s':3cr
lng. The doctor said 1 had gnut, which I did
not believe. I tried a number of cures, of no
avail. Then sonio one asked me to try Hood's
Sarsaparilla. I did se. I took it three times
a day, before meals. Beforo I had taken one
bottle I begun to Improve. I took in all live
bottles, which cured mo and made me foci
well otherwise. I have had no return of the
affection. Can walk teta miles every day,
which Is pretty good for a mnu M years old.
I feel grateful for tho good Hood's Sarsapa
rilla has done me, and have used my Influence
with a number of people to try It, and so far
with satisfactory resiiHs." Joun Hmeb,
40 North 30th Street, Philadelphia, Pcnn.
Cancerous Sore.
"About 7 years ago I had a cancerous sore
on my nose, which grew to lie very trouble
some and offensive. I concluded to try Hood's
S.trsanarlll.t, and after using two bottles tho
sore disappeared end healed np entirely. It
has been cured for two years with no ap
pearance of Its returning. I am new In my
eightieth year and enjoying good health. I
feel it my duty to recommend Hood's Sarsapa
rilla to all iHirsous suffering from similar
trouble Bo sure to get Hood's." JosrAK
UAliVfiV, Deluiout, Westmoreland Co., Pcuu.
Confirmatory Statement.
"Tho above certificate Is from Joslah
Harvey, Insurance agent, a gentleman well
known throughout Westmoreland county.
His statement hi regard to tbe sore and cure
performed Is correct." Z. Ziiiviekma.v,
Druggist, De'lmont, Fenn.
N. XI. If you decide, from what you have
heard or read, to take nood's Sarsaparilla, do
not be induced to buy any other.
Adminstrator's Sale
OF
i.
-.0.-
BY VI RTl'E ot an order of wile issued out of the
Conns of Somer-cl I'onuty. l a., and to me
directed, I will expose) to public sale on the
preiuics, on
SATURDAY, JUNE 28. 1890.
at 2 o'clock p. m., the following diTilied real
estate, the pr.irty of William itudgers, late of
Shade Township, dei-eaesi. viz ;
A certain tract l land situate in shad Town
ship, Somerset County. Pa., alxiut two and a luil
nules east of H'siversvilie. adjoining iaii.Uof.io
wph Cal.le. Isaac lierkeyl.lle. Jaii.i. alter. I)a
viii Miller and others, c.ntHining t:t:i m-re-. and
ikiperehes, having thereon erected a large and el
egantly finished two-story frame
DWELLING HOUSE,
a new frame barn oneof the hiret and best in
the count), with all the outhtnl.!ing tiMinMy
found iiMiu the lie'st Improved lann-.. Thi-i farai
ts in a high stute of eulmatiou, is well adupteil
to raising either gruiu or stock, and being situa
ted in one ol the ln-si farming eommunilies.it
enters a rare iiiiiueenient ui anyone desiring to
purchase a farm, either for a home or for stiecuia
lleu. It is two aud a half miles from the Somer
set and Cainhrii Railroad, the ueaicst Matiou be
ing Hooversvi'l .
TERMS.
Ten per cent, of the purchase money to tie paid
or MTiircd as soon as the properly is knockest
down, and the balance ou eoutiriua ion of sale.
X. B. CRITI iiFlKI.il,
maj-Js. Adi:ir. m( William Rodger, dee d.
Jewelry, Watches, Clocb, fc, k
At the Old Stand, in a Now Building, the
LUCKHARDT JEWELRY STORE
IS FILE ED WITH ALL KINDS OF
Ornament.,
"Watches,
Clocks,
Silverware, etc.
A I.nr-riT, Finer, C1u-;iit, nmre Relia
ble St.K-k is not kept in tiny lirst -class
Jewelry Stmv in Western 1'i iinsylvaiiiii.
L. W. LUCKHARDT.
5!) and (11 Main Street. Johnstown, Penn'a.
City Drug Store,
Near Dibert Building, Next to Postcffice,
When in the city don't fail to call and see us
at our prominent location, where you will
lind one of the prettiest and most attract
ive Drug Stores in
JOHNSTOWN"
The public pronounce it a gem. We carry
a full line of Pure Iirugs, Medicines, Chemi
cals, Toilet Articles, dec. Physicians Pre
scriptions Carefully Compeuindel.
I.espei-tfullv Yours,
CIIAS. YlU'Nll. Johnstown. Pa.
Oradiiate of the I'hil'a. Colle-geof Pharmacy.
GREAT NEWS 1 "
Vq nan a Boa Pctnto
IU1UUU1U liUUiliOlULl
THE NICELY BOYS
Will never be hung, If they can help it. Xeither
will
J. S. Aslibridge,
The Jolinst-iivn Carpet man, but be will sell you
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Window Shades, Rugs,
Mats, Matting-, Lace Curtains,
and Curtain lY'lt-s,
Cheaper thnn ihey were ever honr.1 of before. It
will asioiiSh you. Call and see lor yuiirself.
No. I'M Franklin St , Jolnistotvn, l'a.
SADDLERY AND HARNESS
S. LEXIIART, JR.,
Successor to Samuel Lenhart, Manufacturer
and Dealer in
HARNESS,
SADDLES,
WHIPS,
NETS,
r.LAXKF.r-3,
EOBE3, Ac.
ftSTllepairing Prompily Done.
145 Clinton St., Johnstown.
Boots, ;
Shoes,
and Rubbers.
Having to vacate my Store-room in
Park Row, Main Street,
OPPOSITE
Alma - Hall,
Sooner or Letter, I am Closing out
ruy Entire Stock of
Boots and Shoes
AT
Extremely Low Prices.
zr.all No Mec:
RFSI'ECTFULLY,
J. D. EDWARDS.
BaTfiepairing a Specialty.
taviaa Tonic Un Eeplator.
The only sure and radical cure fur
CONSTIPATION.
BILIOUSNESS.
INDIGESTION.
and all disorder e.f the I Iter, has cured him Iresls
ot m .ple, ttno t-heoiily remedy Tor ihewedia
euses, aed in cacs iu which tin. most i,ki;iful
buve u.terlv fnilrt. TesUmoniap from hun.irla
oi peopl living H Ulair Countv, IVnn.vlnnla,
1 tnannf ..-lured bv i. f. KKTkIN'. MI.
I.I .M-HIK.i, PA, f-irtiie P. T. I.. II. Co.. and
for sale t. y nil iuiigci-isnl in c'-ius a-r bottle.
None genuine nnl.-sa the lalH-1 stiows the In
dian Arrow-head Trade .Mark. 4-:-'uu-l r.
J7.eci;tkix' notice.
Kstat" of Suninel Forney Sr.. defd., lute of
Itni'liersv alley T' p , Sonie'r-et Co.. Pa.
f.eller. I. -tu'iteiiiiiry oil the l.ve estate hav
ing been gtanied to the iiu.'c.-rigue-d by ihr pn.p
irauihoniy. notice I. iiereuy given mail jer
ons inoehicii ro .-niel estate lo make immediate
I'avuicn'.. and llime lnevi'ig elinuis against the
same wiil pr-ient t'lein duly uutlieuticMted for
m:ii lenient co smiir.iny. Jiiue J, l.ssu, at the bite
re-i de-uce of th-j decease'd.
ANNIK V. Y0HHK,
Kxe1. tiliix.
X ECUTR1 X' N TICE.
fcmte of Juhn Pick. l.Ue of Ktkliek Township,
jM.nier.-t o , pa., de-'d.
LeUen tetumeiitaiy having been issued to
the undersigned hy the pr..K-r atitliorlly in the
ahovu er'u'.e, noil. -e la hereby given to ail
parties indr'hted to said estate te mttke iminedi
aie payment, ami nil i artiestiavingeiuiMisiu.'ainst
sfi'd estate to pre-cht tl.em to tne Fxeeuiora
duly liutlicntieated f'.r ettieinent on hafunliiy.
lh Jlst ily of June, Istm, at the hou of lwis
A. Peek, iu Klk.lkk.Towuthip.
j'ACdll W. PK"K,
LEWIrf A. 1'KCK.
imiyll. KxecuUirs.
"J7XLCUTIUX' NOTICE.
fctrite ftf P-iImrmn Fii ;itrlr. f?r'l , lut of Su
iivi(fk 'lownship. S'.mcive't t'tttti.?. I'.
Ii-Ttns t,Tam",!jt.iry on t'te alw f-t,iJc liav
(n U-vti (rmjitctS to t!to n(fe.atirM''! ty tin prop
i H.itiDrrily, nolifo in hnb tcYMi toall H rii
iinic(ft! n Mi:d eft'ii' tu l ink- iiumc.i-Htt: piy-lm-nt
nti'i tlitit-e tav niijr c'tuhiiH r itnuin'ii
:ikf;4iitft t:.e iinie wiil prtf!.t tfu tu i(il y HHt'i ti
ti'H'til fftT itili'im:it on KrulNV, June JO, 1"V,
nt Li.c Uttv rehiticm-, tif ticf"rt-4iil
M Ait v i;r;rKii.
Executrix.
F. W. JJ:r",KEU, AU'r
DMIXISTKATOK'S NOTICE.
Ivuteof Jfisih Brif1'fiiim, !ecM. late of Rotk-w-Mxi
ltroiii-ht Stmieret ., l'a.
Ittvra ttf jjiduiiittrailon on the nve istate
haviiiif tMtn Krniittti lo tht; uiKlt'ryivni by the
pror ammirity. noti-c m hereby viven lo mi
I jus itnlehtrtl to hh estate nuike iinme-li
tttt payment, ait-i thmc having olainm or le-
maiMtt atiint tht sjiine will prtxnt them duty
aitiht'iiticHleU for xetr Ifint-nt without ilcimv. to
K. jI. MILLKK, A1mhiUtrat.r.
mav7, UoL-kwooii, l'a.
PRINCETON COLLEGE
ENTRANCE EXAMINATION.
(Conducted by lYof. Wm. M. SIimiii, and eonlinti
iuK two -layi.)
For ft.lmIa-.ion ttall d,artnient' in tho Frt'.h
nuiit, S.phomire ami Juiitftr ( 'laMj. and fttr tht
new hchiaot of KitL'trial Kiij;iiitt.riii(f. WilWK-giu
at II oclock, on
Thursday, June 12, 1S00,
at MeClintoek B ld g. ."dt Marke-t St.. Pittsburgh.
This w ill tilsotui-lude pre-liniinury examinations
for tlieisu intending to euter the toliee a year
IMter.
Js r f as a price ts offere.1 by the Princeton Al
JD DJ umni A.K-iutimi of Wesiern Penivlva-
n iu lor the le-t exuiinatioti parted here for the
rreslunuu class.
Applicants should send their names early to
h'.U. JC'')7T, Pre't Aluiiuii Assoeiatioii.
.'ell '.t. 10U diamond street, Pitt-sburg, pa.
THE OLD RELIABLE FIRM
Fccklcr & Lsvergood,
Can be found at a) Morris Street, with
Complete Stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
BflOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES, QUEEXSWAUE, etc.,
Which are on Sale at
ROCK BOTTOM TRICES.
As heretofore, farmers can get Best Prices
for their produce by bringing it to us.
THE POPULAR
DRlG -STORE,
Corner of Main and Franklin Streets,
T; O: II- in; S: T; O; wi T, I3; yv
Is now tilled with all tbe lust
In the market. My motto,
" low rnicEs asd quick returns,"
Is rigidly adben-d to, and full wui-fdetion guar
anteed. A full line of
PARIS GREEN AND WHITE HELEBORE
Always on baud,
CHARLES GRIFFITH.
STILL IN BUSINESS !
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elfley's Photograph Caller
My patrons are informed that I am still in
the
And am at all times prepared to take all
kinds of pictures, from a
Tin-type or Cabinet Photograph,
To a Life-size Craron. Instantaneous Pro
cess used, and all work triiarante'ed to he
satisfactory.
Ti-Gallery up stairs, next to Vonghfs
grore. WM. It. WELFLEV.
WM. B. SHAFER,
(. O. BOX 1T, somcksct. e. )
Surveyor, Scrivener, Draughtsman, and
Real Estate Agent.
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I'O YOU WT3II TO BUY PUY OR sJF.LL
LANDS OR HOUSES ?
Call at this Agency. G,000 Acres
timbered and cleared land for sale.
iu twenty odd tracts, consiritinjr of
Hemlock, Fine, nhite Oak, Red
Oak, Chestnut, Ash. Cherry, Poplar,
etc., mostly available to Railroad.
Calls also attended to for surveying,
near the lines adjoining iu counties.
Terms on Real Estate to suit pur
chasers. Ofiice above new Postoflice,
with J. A. Rerkcv.
American Caiiitars aud Itlan
doIliiM. The following is a list of the best Ameri
can makes of (iuitars and Mandolins, all of
which are warranted true and not to split.
They are for sale only by II. K'.eber it Ilros.,
the oldest music house in the west. No. oOO
Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa. :
The American Antique Oak $ 7 50
The Arion Mahogany U M
The Conservatory Kosewood, first
quality 15 00
The Conservatory Rosewood, second
qunlity 12 110
The Washburn Rosewood $i to $150
The American Mandolin 15 00
The Washburn Mandolin f.tJl to $75
Also, always on bund a tine assortment of
Iianjos, Zithers, Cornets-, Music Boxes, Au
toharps, Violins, Music Cabinets, Accordi
ons, Flutes, Clarionets, Cases and Strings for
all instruments, Music Wrappers and Music
Folios. .
Everything in the musical line sold at the
lowest pric-esl
All the latest Sheet Music sold at half
price.
A UDITOIfS NOTICE.
XA
in tbe estate of Joseph Mo&gnive. deceased.
At an Orphans' Court held at Somerwt on the
2lh day ol Way, lstio, the nudersigned waa duty
Hpilnted Auditor tu make a distrihution of the
funds in the hands of Jonathan (itimhertiAdmiiiia
tratorof suid dei'edeiil, to and among tbee legal
ly entitled thereto, hereby give notice that ha
will attend to the duties of the above appoint
ment on Tuesday, July S, lx!4J, at th office of J.
O. Kimmei, in Somerset, Pa., when aud where
all persons Interested can attend.
U. M. BERKLEY,
Junell. Auditor.
FOSTER
At No. 315 Main Street,
JOHlTSTOWl?
IN NEW J5UILDING, WITT I NEW
Camels, Oil Cloliis, New Dress (Ms, k
Ilavinj? lost our store-building and stock on Clinton Street, we would
be pleased to nee our old fr iends iu our new place. We assure' them that
our prices will be the lowest.
FOSTER &QUINN.
' NEVER BO IT AGAIF
Was doubtless the advice
given to George Washington at
the episode cf the Cherry Tree.
" ITER DO IT AGAIN !"
Is our advice to you, if you
have been pa) ing too much for
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" We Love to be Liberal, but Hate to Lose what we Give.
A GRAND CHANCE!
For buyers to obtain Furniture of all kinds, at littlrj more than manu
facturers' prices. If you have been passing our store without getting out
prices, mr Jo it ngn'm, for you lose every time you do it.
COFFROTIF & CO.,
Louther's Drug Store,
Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
This Model Drug Store is Rapidly Becoming a Great
Favorite with People in Search cf
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Bye Stuffs, Sponges, Tmses
Suiiportcrs, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, &c.
THE DOCTOR GIVES FEIUOSAL ATTESTION' TO THE C0MPOCNDIXG OF
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GREAT CARE BE ISO TAXES TO VSR OX LY FRESH AX'D PIRE ARTICLES
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES,
And a Full Line of Optical Goods always on hand. From
such a large assortment all can be suited.
THE FIHEST BHMDS OF CIGARS ,
Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display our iods
to intending purchasers, whether they buy
from us or elsewhere.
J. 173. LOUTHER, Pel. D.
MAIN STREET .... SOMERSET. PA.
John Thomas & Sons'
::: MAJMMOTH STORES,
240 to 248 IVlain Street,
Is one of the wonders of Johnstown, with its Several Department. Iu
Department "A" are Dry Goods In
Department " C," Boots and Shoes. In
Department " C." Carpets. In
Department " D," Clothing, Hats, and Furnishing Goods.
Department " E," Groceries. Department 44 F," Feed.
For Good Goois, Cheap Goods, and Seasonable Goods,
They cannot be excelled. An examination will convince the niot
" doubting Thomaj '' of Somerset County.
tk3" 1 1 E A D I U A RT E IW FOE f'Ol'NTUY rRODl'CE.
THE COMPANY STORE,
At tho Old Zliil. is Ciirying its ZszzZj Lsxga aal Varied Stcck cf
GENEEAL IERCLIA.XDISJS.
Uiiyrrs Tan I'iuil all they m.iy ',eJ in di S.-reral Djparlinents or
CLOTHING, HATS, DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
QCEENSWARE, GROCERIES, ROOTS AND SHOES,
AND ALL OF THE ElltST ilAI.ITY, AND AT REASONABLE Placid.
SATISFACTION ALWAYS GUARANTEED.
WOOD, MORRELL & CO.
KSTABIYISIIKI) 117.
FRANK W. HAY & SONS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Ranges, Stoves, Tinware, Hollow-ware, Refrigerators.
IcctCream Freezer, Water Coolers, Clothes Wringers,
Washing Machines, and a full line of
HOUSE - - FURNISHING - - GOODS.
Oven Doors, Cellar Windows. Gratings, Smoke Stacks,
Engine Rreeching. and all kinds of Sheet Metal Work, to order.
Dairy Supplies of all Kinds, Shipping, Delivery and Cream Cans.
SCREAM E R 1ES R ERA I R K D
No. 78 Franklin St., Xear p.:ij,s Johnstown, Pa.
AT I. S. CUSTER'S SONS
MILLIISTEET DEPOT,
297 Main Street, and 103 and 105 Clinton Street.
CAN RE FOUND ALL STYLES OF
Ladies Hats and Bonnets, and Fine Dress Goods, Suc,i,
Cashmers, Silks, Henriettas,
Ginghams, Velvets, Ac, Jfcc. Also.
Childrcns' Dresses, Gloves, Hosiery, eic.
r A FULL LINE OF MILLINERY GOODS. -i
IrS. NELLIE MILD REN, Manager
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