he Somerset JHerakL GEOUGK r.. HTU, Wt. gpjCEefAl " J Ki..r"JruiUS'1'k'ni- T..e ex.nrsu.n pu-n " ,R . 4- a finnW fir! jlusual snsiruniciu - , . - Vh'.-k is bea.lq'iaTlers f"r Tolwroo nJ -" TLl the farcicr-' busil in U.e Violins, and Tio!in strings at Sny.'.er's ,j. store. VAf laming iOwg tal kthto Bwl:rsg house are fl!ling np witC C'ty ICS!. , . Tra,of aU kinds at John X. Snyder of the burned ccwn wouiu uc jtere-tir.fr. Wm. R. Shafer- advcrtisr-merit in an- ;;ier tfllamn. 14, careful bat you eat and drink dur . tl, heated" term. I -.-i.;,.rt,n and Jf fl'-rson college ftradua- t j i:. Crst colored stadcnt last week. KinrT White Middlings, la 140 pound .brock's t.rwery, flour and Feed -tw. 4i:fle girl in Scranton svoae tip a lew , ' ";''., airo to find bcr KtT, with whom -,.,r h4 bwn s'i'l'in-. a corpse. h!..n S'hrork is agent for Uiase A ban ,'r,,',f!.1.i.nio, Mocha and Java Cotlee. :;..:- it. and u the pure article. ,Lv.rtior leaver dally rwtives tetters , , cr!:k who thinks he owns the earth ,1,0 maiif to t'.tert Uie rent due from :!lfSu:e of I'enns-. Ivania. William KiiM. a leading expressman, a-entto sleep in a (vmeterj-. and un wak- found two snakes b.-ki:iK in the sun !t his s: de. farmer?. bi:y your Timothy and Om er vr,i'fr..m Mahlon Srhrork. He keeps in si,j. "k the best re-, leaned Western Heed. T.,r jviiMon Cilice ineucd during the fiscal vear closed I'd !tiion certificates. The nun.ler issued during the prei-eeding year . H ",-''- f the number issued during the vear just closed (ifi.U;? were original pen ,;"., whi.h is an increase of nearly 15,O.i0 v compared with the nuniber issued uuring the preceding year. r,'.,!. ootiL'h. collin is what philosophers rtu "a logical sequence. " One is very lia b!. to follow the other; but by curing the ,!J with a d.e of Avers Cherry Tectorial the cough will be stopped, and the colVm not needed .i n t at present. At thi"- season of the year when people are .minus to keep erys ftvsh. both for niarket ir.z and home ue. we publish the following: To one pint of salt and one pint of fresh lime add four gallons of boiling water. When cold put in stone jars. Then with a i ,1, let down your fresh eggs into it, tip ping the dish after it Clls with the liquid to ihvy will roll out without cracking the shell, krlf the shell U cracked the egg will fioil. jtUieegs in whenever you have them fn-!i. Keep thetu covered in a cool place. S'e are turning out the finest and beat rii.jU'grsphs ever taken in Somerset, and at very low price?, when the quality of the w.rk is considered. In addition to Cabinet r.m we make ail other sizJ and styles of Piiotographs from a card tip to an lliH sa. We are esiecially pre-are.l to take large toily groujis in this latter size. Call bkti if you want to secure giod work. WE1.FLFV .t Ib-X.Lt!. Tt.e old soldiers who are entitled to pen sions under the IV-pendent bill just approved "by the rrviden, are likely to have their claim abjudicated promptly. H is estiruat ed that under this law fully a quarter of a million ivrsons will be added to the pension roll. An additional allowance of some 410 clf.U has been asked for the Pension Ie partuieiit. The new law will, according to tlie Senate estimate, put axiA" more cases on the rolls. There are to be 10 more prin cipal examiners. "When your heart is bad. and your head is bad. and yon are bail ciean through, w hat is needed ?" asked a Sunday-school teacher of her class. "I know Ayer's Sarsapari! la." answered a little girl, whose sit k moth er had recently been restored to health by that medicine. Fhcm About Cataract Blindness. It is an oiaeity of the crystal ine lens, loca te! just K hind the pupil. Il is the most common letwen Oo and Tj. 'Iterative ni'asures are the only known nieans of cure, ai.d restore !' er cent. It is lite most important and critical opera tian in eye surgery, and yet the least pain ful. Tints nio-t skilled and delicateof touch by einetice in operating, obtain the most (tertect results. It is possible after operation, in most Cases to restore with the aid of glasses the natural standanl of vision for natural eyes. esjieciaHy for reading. Mr. John C. Campbell, (ieneral Agent of the 1'avis .sewing Machine Company. Cleve land "liio. aced 4"; Mr. Iavid itiery, father in law of Mr. William Scott, Kebeeea Street, East Kad. Pittsburgh, aged 7, and Mr. Jas. Armstrong. Market street, Wheeling West Va.. are (2is5 demonstrating this as sertion, I'r. Sadler, 804 I'enn Ave., Pitts burgh, Ta. " Farmers, Look to Your Interests. We extend our thanks for your very liber al itronage the past season, and beg leave to say that w ith our extensive works, now covering over an acre of ground, we hope to be able to fill all our wholesale and retail or.lers nromptlv. Having contra--ted with S. B. Yoder, of I'utli, SomersH Cmty. and Peter Kink, of Somerset, to solicit orders, we feel assured ihey will be able to name prices and tern J that will he satisfactory to all. As n-frrence in regard to our works and facilities for manufacturing a firs'.-class fer-ti!;-r, we take tlie liberty of naming lion. 1'. Shaver and S. H. Yoder, both gentle nen w hose venn ity will not be doubted and a lto visited our works during the fall of ' !'.. 'u U-ha'.f of the Suinehanna Fertilizer Co. of ISaltimore City. Hertfully, A. J. Kosicr, fiueniser, Adams Co., I'i. Attention, Fsirmera! I have on band at my factory, one mile south of Somerset, a lot of good plain and "trisl and plaid flannels, and skirting in a!', suitable colors. Also. nmj. fanty arid halmoral strx king y-n irmantown knitting yarn in all colors arid shinies, all our own make and guaranteed to give satisfaction, which I will exchange (or wool. Warding mud spinning done on short no e Vtt will spin your wool much cheater titan you can sib!y do it at home. Cast paid fcjr wool. Jons II. Kaittkeb. Assaulted During Services. I'-STOK, Mass., July 3 The usually pladd Waien of brtitiierly leve which have liereto- e, re tloated over the affairs of the Klenezr liapt'tat Ctiurrh (colored), on West Spring- neld s'reet, have changed into an enormous tidal wave. The principal figure m this black, angry f. ood is ( tall. 1.1 hi!vfsl tninil. ler.a. ooitiiig man, Iiecoin William Jobn- whow aa arraigned and held in i 'il in the Munk-ipal Court Ibis tBivmtng t assault with a chair iu toeetinir on Deav rr'n Alexander lUtbinson, another shining ' tit of themciety, whose arm he broke in places. At a cLurch meeting held last Cight Johnston waexjlled from the church ad bis license as a local preacher was revoked. A pension has hern pranted Archibald Iiver.pood. ofl'dack township. . - TroT. U. R. Sauner will open a normal school at Ceitireviile mi the 21st. Herman Koower, of gan Jose, Califor nia, is in Somerset, visiting Uie scenes of his boy ho -J. Harry lit tHey. son of Mr. J 'rank Henley, of Berlin, died in Denver, Col , last week of inflammation of tlie bowels. At a rewt meeting of the school board it was decidetl In increase-the school term in thia bAruugli fp.mt six to eiglit monttis. m S. F. Picking, of Chicago, is in town for a few days' stay. He brought a large sited tackage of World's Fair crackers with him. The woil known firm of Foster it Quina, Johnstown, will dissolve August 1st, and will sell goods up to that time at reduced prices, Taul Gaither, Ksij., of oreensburg, is visit ing friends in town. He is one of the most prominent members of the Westmoreland county bar. Hon. Jas. L. Pugh has been drawn to serve as a l-etit juror at the Krie Term of the 1. 8. District Court, commencing the third Monday in July. Mr. Stewart Schell, recently graduated from the Butler Cniversity, Indianapolis, Indiana, will spend Uie summer at the firm ly residence in lliis place. Captain Henry Kuhn and wife. Charles Trice and wife, F. G. Parker and Will F-ntls-ley, were among other Johnstowners who sjertt the glorious Fourth in Somerset. The "Maroon" bae ball clab has reorgan ized ami will be stronger this season than ever in its history. They will be ready to accept all er laments after August 1st. Cantain Henry S. Ilckine. I". S. X, at present chitfof the Hydrographie depart ment, with headquarters at aslnngton, V. C, spent the Fourth and several days 'fol lowing, with relatives in town. The small boys took possession of the town on the Fourth, and throughout the day the noise made by firecrackers and tor pedoes was almost deafening. The display of fireworks in the evening was very cred itable. Sneak thieves entered tlie residence of Mrs. A. E. I'hl, dnringthe absence of the family Saturday evening, and after rum maging through all the drawers in the house, lef; without takinf anything but a little change. A Children's 1'ay service was held in the Lutheran church Sunday evening. A feat ure of the exercises was the vocal solo of Mrs. Bailey, who hails from California and who is a guest at the residence of her moth er, Mrs. J. F. Shearer. Capt. Cageby had in a trunk at the house of his mother, on Jackson street, at the time of the flood, a tork he had while he was in Andersonville prison. While there be cut his name on it. It went down in the fltod, and was found Friday on the South Side. The Captain is delighted at its recovery. JJtutt'itrn hemarrt. The first tarantula that ever found its way to Somerset came concealed in a bunch of bananas consigned to Kantiser t Plait, one day last week. Nearly all the fruit had been pulled from the stem before tlie poi sonous little bug was discovered. It was speedily chloroformed, and is now preserv ed in alcohol. At a recent meeting of the stoc kholders of the First National Bank the sum of $.'!,0u0 was set aside from the net earnings as a sur plus fund. When it is remembered, that this institution hxs only been doing business for a period of ten months this showing will te received by its friends and patrons with considerable satisfaction. The census enumerators will be compelled to wait for their pay until all the returns have been gone over by the Washington authorities and the totals verified. Wben the returns have all been made to the local otlice they will immediately be forwarded to Washington, and after they are verified the money to pay the enumerators will be trans mitted. When the tenth censns was taken the men were not paid until August. - Bed lord had a motister celebration last Friday, the occasion being the dedication of the Soldiers' Monument. There was an im mense crowd in attendance, and the decora tions were very elaborate, Tbe orator of the day was Col. John H. Filler, of the Phil adelphia Rtnril. who led the first company of Bedford comity men to the tront at the outbreak of tbe Civil War. Dr. C. N. Uickok nad a poem written by himself for the oc casion. The location of the first test oil well in Elk I.ick is on the F. O. I-ivcngood farm, possibly fifty yards from the county road, right on the Salisbury railroad and the banks of that once famous trout stream. Grassy run. Lumber for the derrick and engine house is only being cut to order, work hav ing cote menced last Saturday, but will be on the ground this week. The contractor is expected to begia putting up lite derrick and necessary buildings oji Momlay and there is no reason why active oierations should not begin by the H'.b. The test well is to be made a test in the full meaning of the term .1' ifermt'iU Commercial. The annual adjustment of salaries of Post otiices of the Presidential grade has just been completed by the postal officials under tlie supervision of Mr. Albert H. Scott, Chief of the Salary and Allowance Division. There have been great changes wrought in the salary list of the Presidential Post-oltices in Pennsylvania by this adjustment, the offices, as a rule, showing improvement. Following are the salaries of some of the oil'.ces in this vicinity: Altona, $J,TU0; Bed ford. $-'S"0: Connellsville, $!.'; Cireens burg, $.'.400; KVnsburg. $:.3"U ; Hoiidays burg, JI.iM); Johnstown. -','0; Meyers dale, H.400; Somerset. $1,500. There are five phases to tie moon in July, with two full moons one on the d, the other on the 31st. This is rather an unusual ccurrence. The southern and western skies are ablaze with brilliant stars and shining planets. Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn are all conspicuous objects in the heavens. Jupiter is approaching tbe sun. and is growing more beautiful every night. Mars is withdrawing, but is still magnificently red and glowing. There will be several inijmrtant conjunctions during the month, one with Jupiter the last day promising especial interest. Venus will con tinue to be an evening attraction for some time to come. Saturn will come in conjunc tion with one of tbe satellites on the I'Jth, and will look quite handsome through a telescope. m The county commissioners awarded the contnusj for the building of four iron bridges to the Groton Bridge Comjtany, of Groton. N. Y., at a meeting of the board to-day. The first is for a iSO foot span across Cox's creek at Baker's crossing, in Black township ; tiie jKs-ond a 41-foot span over Roaring Fork Tetk. in Paint towhship ; the third a 52 foot span over Flaugherty creek, in Green ville township ; the fourth a 45 foot span over Flauglierty creek, in Summit town ship. Tbe Groton company wa tbe lowest bidder, their bid being 1.77fi for the (bur bridge, which sura is $' less than the bids submitted by builders of wooden bridge. Taxpayers can find no fault with this action on the part of the commissioners. When a new bridge has been completed and accepted by Uie county, it then becomes the pmerty of the township or borough in which it is located, and it is the duty of iupervixorsand street commissioners to see that it is kept in proper repair. This fact does not net m to be generally under stood or we are confident that the hundred substantial county bridges would not be permitted to rot away without receiving an occasional coat of paint Says He Helped to Murder Farmer Umberger r,VKESMOjr Of JOKX HEfii'ff ipmoat;5o HIMSELF API. OTHeas. The following confession of one John Beech, who c'ainis to have been implicated in the murder of farmer I" nilierger, appeared in the Westmoreland Itnuttrat in its isitue of July 2d. We presume it was furnished the editors of that journal by friends of tbe Nicely boys, and we simply copy it that our readers may see what a miserable, alwurd pretension be sets np. The day has gone by when intelligent people can be gnlled into believing the story of an unknown tramp, rwcia!iy when it is intended to subvert the end of justice. In connection with my confession, I viH say that I started east in the fall of 1SSG from Gaylord, Kansas, in company with 6ur oth er men. We expressed our valises to Scott dale, Westmoreland county. Pa., and star ted to beat our way through. We all went together as far as Atchison, Kansas. There two of them left the crowd and tbe other two and I went together to Kansas City. One of their names was William Burkholder and the other Sipe. I forgot the other men's names. They were all from Fayette and Westmoreland counties and well acquainted with each other. Wben we got to Kansas City, I was to get a boat, and we were all to go down the river as far as the mouth of the Missouri. I left Burkholder and Sipe at a certain place in the evening, until I would get the boat. I got caught in getting the boat and was locked up for ninety days and could not meet my partners. Here I chang ed my name ami have kept my new name ever since. I did not want my real name iu the papers or that John Beech was canght stealing a boat. I stayed in Kansas City un til the next June and then started east after my partners. I got as far as St. Louis, stayed there till nxt summer, then started east, giA as far as Cincinnati, Ohio, and stayed there about six months. My next move was to Filtaburg, and from there I got on a freight train, to stop at Greensburg, but it did not stop until it got .to Johnstown. There was plenty of wori of all kinds and I liked the place and gave up hunting Burk holder and Sipe. After I was there about four or live months I got acquainted with a man by the name of Miller. He worked about town and done odd jobs, dug out cel lars and cleaned wells and did errands for boarding house men. After I was ac quainted with Miller some linie, we started west again to Michigan; was in Detroit and other placts; fiom there to Wheeling, West Virginia; from there we went to Cumber land ; from there we started through the country to Johnstown. n oar way we met with one of Miller's old chums. He was a book agent and looking out for something, as he called it, and said he had some good ones spotted in Somerset County. He gave us the names of several farmers. One was Bernard Miller, near Garret, and I'mbcrger, near Jenncrtown, and others. We appoint ed a place to meet at and after several meet ings and about a year's time, we concluded on I'mherger. Miller and I went in. the book agent and Lis man stayed out. When we got the money there was a big scullle. Miller shot three or four times with bis re volver. Mine was a 21 seven shot. I lost ray big revolver when I shipped my valise east with Burkholder and Sipe. There was no need of the shooting. When we got out of the house we all started toward Lttrcbe. We all went together for several miles until wecmeto the forks of a road. Here we divided the money and throwed the one pocketbook away and parted. Miller and me taking one road and the other another way. We kept the other pocketbook nntil we got to a small sir-earn and thrown! it in. We then went to the railroad. We eat oar lunch and hid our money and appointed a place to meet at, and begged our wy. j After the Nicely boys were arrested we went and got our money and I started west, to Kansas City, and Miller went to Cumber land. I got several letters from Miller while I.e was in Cumberland. In his last letter he said the Nicely s were in jail yet. and be was going back to Johnstown and rent a billiard hall and go into business. Jn about a week I beard of the Johnstown flood and never heard anything of Miller since, so I came east to Johnstown to look after Miller. I suppose he was lost in the flood. Here on the train I heard a stranger say the lady in black is the mother of the Nicely boys. 1 looked at her. She had the saddest face I ever saw, and 1 will never forget that sad look to. my last hour, and which I can al ways see lieiore my eyes ; and I have put off this statement as long as I could, with her looks before my face, and trouble of the Nicely family, and the two boys in jail, waiting to be hung, innocent. If they can find Burkholder and Sijte, they will tell you of my intention of coming east. Jons Beech. I ask the justice of the peace to take a copy of this and send it to the Nicelys' fam ily and keep a copy of it . June 8, ls,f, Somerset County, Pa. Personally appeared before me, a justice of the peace in and for said county and state. John Beech, who, after being sworn accord ing to law, depos and says that the above statement is correct and true, aud further says it is just. E. T. Kiso, Justice of the Peace. Will Join the McCleilandtown Can?. Perry Donaldson, the young highwayman who robbed Paymaster Atkinson of $1.3X1 at Uniontownin June, was brought to Cumber land Monday by the officers on his way to the place where the daring crime was com mitted. Donaldson confessed his crime, and said that he did it because he thought there was no more risk in it than there was in digging coal, while the compensation was much greater. Donaldson said he had a mind to commit the deed several days be fore tbe arrival of the paymaster, whom he knew would have $1,IK0 or l.o00. He secured a mask, which covered the upper part of his face, and opened the windows just as the paymaster had the money ar ranged in envelopes on the table. He called to Atkinson to hold up his hands, and tbe paymaster crying: "For God's sake don't shoot," rushed out. falling through the back door in bis baste. iKinaldsoo says he then ldsnrely packed tbe envelopes in a box and walked away. He noticed the yard boas coming toward him and fired a few shots in the air. where uion the boss ran away. Donaldson then went to the thicket, where he buried the silver. He returned in the evening and en gsed in conversation with tlie men without being molested. He learned that he was suspected, however, and left for the South, intending to strike for New Orleans and Galveston. The) Way They Make Roads In Jet sy. For tbe benefit of our fanners, as well as others who are interested in bettering tbe pob,lic highways of this Commonwealth, we submit tbe following item, taken from a New York exchange : " This Slate evidently can learn a valuable lesson in roadmaking from New Jersey. In the northern jiart of our neighboring commonwealth a systematic method of mending the roads has taken the place of the old plan still in vogue in New York, by which the farmers smite to " work out " their road tax ; their work consisting in ploughing op the soil on either side of the highway, "scraping" the loose earth upon the roadway, and letting It lie there to be leveled down as best it can by passing wheel and the hoofs of horses. In the por tion of New Jeteey referred to the work is intrusted to men wh devote their entire at tention to it and it it assorted that in Sus sex county one man, with a wheelbarrow, ran take care of seven miles of road. The condition there are exceptionally favorable, but it is etisy to see that a good deal might be accomplished in this way, even in coun tries -where sand predominates. When road has once been put in good condition, little rare will keep it so. That little care is in most cases tbe one thing necessary. Monday was tbe hottest day of the season. In the Recorder's Office. Deeds Recorded-Lettars Cranted Marriage Licenses Issued. ' DEtTM RECORDED. Paainel Poorhaugh to S. P. roorbangh, property in Northampton township; con sideration tlPO. Uriah Folk to Daniel D. Uersiibergcr and others, projierty in Somerset county : con sideration tto. E!ias ITershltergcr to same, property in Somerset county ; consideration SI .). Elizjlteth Cole to Mary Spangler, .roperty in Stoyestown borough ; ronsideratiou $tv0. I.ETTCKS I1EAKTKH. Letters were granted to Jes?e Hoover ad minijtrator of the estate of Andrew Hoover lale of Brothersvalley township deceased. To Jacob J. and Henry H. Brant adminis trators of the estate of Austin J. Brant late of Brothersvalley township, deceased. XAKKIAOI LICENSES Issril). Samuel B. McKinzie ami Catharine Miller both of Greenville township. Samuel Sheets and Millie E. Grove both of Donegal township, Westmoreland county. Norman B. Mumau of Garrett county Md. and Elizabeth Hochler of Elk lick township. Harry Owing, and Nettie Landis both of Johnstown. Freeman Sanner of Black township and Minnie Ebbecka of Summit township. Wilson W, Faidiey and Martha E. Cun ningham both of Upper Turkeyfoot town ship. Samuel A. Shaulis and Lizzie 3L Miller both of Jefferson township. Traveling in the West. Deab HckaLd: As some of my friends would like to know my impression of the West I concluded to write, to them through the Hee-ami. I arrived here on the 22d, having left home on the 10th of June, at 3 p. m. The journey was bot all along, aifd has not cool ed ofT any since we are here. The mercury stands daily at about 100. As far hack as 1 visited St. Louis and you may im agine the great change since then. Bail roads were scarce then. If you wanted to go west then the best available means was by water. I took a steamer at Pittsburgh and was nearly two weeks on the way, but as I was in no hurry then I found it a very pleasant way to travel ; and it only cost ten dollars lare. and boarding fonnd. The city only had about 15.000 inhabitants, and to day they are not satislied with the enumer ation at about 433,000. Now, East St. Louis, just across the river in Illinois, has a pop ulation larger than the old city had at that time. I found my daughter Annie well, living with her husband, J. N. Lewis, and two children, at Clifton Heights, a suburb of St Louis. We took the Missouri TaciQc accommodation at the Union depot and rode about 0 miles to Clifton Heights, w here we have been resting since. We have been kept pretty close to the house here on ac count of heat, which is greater than it has been for years. The city has two br-e parks. I visited them both but did not stay long in either. The Shaw Park was the gift of a Mr. Shaw, wbo became rich by the rise of property, and who spent years of Lis life in gathering every variety of tree, plant and shrub he could get hold of during his travels and having them transplanted in his park. He also had a botanical garden, walled around with a high stone wail, which he filled with Dowers, plants and exotics, and at his death gave them all to the city, with an income of $25 00C yearly to keep it up. I also went to see Forest Park, a lareand beautifal plat of ground laid out and kept up by the city. This park, however, is much newer than tbe other, but has extensive roadways for liding and driving, and ceol, shady grounds for picnics and private parties, which are much used by the denizens of the city prop er, as they can be reached by electric cars at 5 cents fare. I found a few old citiitens of Somerset here. Among them, Mrs. Rebecca Cuddy, ue For ward, James O.Carson and wife, nee Barbara Bruce; friends of half a century ago, who seemed to be living and enjoying a green old age with their children. James O. Carson and family are living in General Sherman's bouse, on (iarison avenue. This is tbe house given to the General by the citizens of St. Louis in appreciation of his valuable services during tbe latecivil war. Dr. Bruce Carson is the host The Doctor is a promi nent physician in St. I-ouis. On the whole, St. Louis il a great and growing city, arid is bound always to hold a commanding posi tion among the cities of this great Nation. Farewell for this time, Jons J. S HELL. Officers Elected. Tbe following are the officers of Star of Somerset Castle No. 181, Knights of the Golden Eagle, Somerset, Pa., for the ensuing six months' term: Past Chief, M. P. Boiket ; Noble Chief. D. J. Horner ; Yif Chief, L. C. Colborn ; High Priest. E. E. Tritts; Venerable Hermit, 8. J. McMillen ; Master of Records, R. E. Meyers: Clerk of Exchequer, J. A. Berkey ; Keeper of Exchequer, -U. B. Hough; Sir Herald, F. S. Good ; Worthy Bard, E. II. Werner; Worthy Chamberlain, C. H. Sufall; Ensign, George Showman ; Esquire, C. J. Harrison; First Guardsman, Jonas L. Baer ; Second Guardsman, C. E. Coleman; Trusteef, H. G. Holderbaum. J. B. Snyder. C. J. Har ison ; RepresentaUve to the Grand Castle, A. W. Koepper. Johnstown Business Houses. The advertisement of John Henderson, so well known as one of the most enterprising business men of Johnstown, will be found in another part of the Hebald, His stock of furniture is one of the Iap,rest and most complete in the State, and his prices touch bottom rock every time. Give him a call and be convinced. . . . Messrs. John Waters it Brother, the suc cessful plnmniers, stand A. No. 1 as practical workmen in all that pertains to their branch of business. With their steam power and improved machinery, they are prepared to execute all kinds of work in tubing, gas fit ting, Ac . promptly and at lowest figares. As evidences of their skill they refer to the Indiana jail, Johnstown German Catholic Cbnrcb, and the Loretto College and Con vent. They ore located next doorio the Johnstown poetofRce. in one of the hand somest and largest buaineas bouses in Johnstown. Why send to the city and have your soul vexed with imperfect work and delays, wben you can get your book -binding done promptly, neatly and at, small expense by Harry M. Benshoff, at Johnstown. See his advertisement in this papir. One of the Crst -class Dry Goods and No tion Stores in Johnstown is now located next door to the First National Bank, on Main street, and is in the ban. Is of George Keiper, one of the pushing merchants of Western Pennsylvania. George knows how to buy goods, both as to qnality and price, and permits no competitor to undersell him. His advertisement in to-day's paper tells the tale. Church Dedication. Tbe new Evangelical Lutheran Church at Buckstown will be dedicated to the service of the Lord on Sunday, Jhly 2uth. A cordi al invitation is extended to the public to be present. Rrv. J. H. HocssaiAH, Pastor. Mackerel and Lake Fish in stock at Mah lon Schrock'a. Country produce taken in exchange for good? at all times. ' - DIED. EENFOUD. At his resilience, near Stoys town, on Tuesday, July 1, 110. Mr. David Ben ford, aged R years, 1 month and 25 days. The deceased was a faithful member of the Lutheran church for many years. STATLER. Died in Stoyestown, Pa, June 20, 1X, Lew is M. StaUer, aged CT yean, 1 month and S days. Husband Items. We are informed that a weighing scale will be put np at this place shortly. Everybody is busily employed now !n making hay. Neil in orter will be He grain. William Bowman. Eso... r.urcbiised brand new organ for his family one day last week. Mrs. lUizalietb. Carothcrs and daughter. Mrs. Florence Taggart, of Milton, Northum berland couuty, !., are at present viiting relatives in this place. The picnic held at this place on Satnrday. June 27th, was quite largely attended and much interest was manifested by the Sunday-school. A more favorable day could not have been had fr tlie occasioii, and the day was very pleasantly spent Rev. Apple ton Bash was the orator of the day, and his address was greatly appreciated and enjoyed by our people. Much credit is due to the orchestra for the splendid music they fur nished for the occasion. Children' day was observed in the church here, on tbe day following tbe picnic. The church was handsomely decorated with flowers, and the services were ?ery appro priate, consisting ot recitations, music, etc. all of which were very acceptably rendered. Mr. Wesley Miller, son of C. XL Miller, of this place, who met with sitch a terrible ac cident last week iu having a heavy load of lumber fall on him, died shortly before noon on Monday of last week. Since the acci dent the young man suffered intensely, but it was hoped that he might recover, but his injuries took a sudden turn Jor the worse, and death relieved him of his misery. Mr. Miller was a young man who was highly respected by all wbo knew him, and the family have Uie sympathy of the entire community iu this, their sad bereavement The interment took place here on the day following his death. The funeral services were held in the church bete on last Wed nesday, Kev. Shearer, of Somerset, ollicia- ting. WCASIOXAL. We have on hand a large nuiiiber of good brick which we will sell in quantities to suit the purchaser. Prices very reasonable. Yard opposite the planing mill. Holbboox Bros, ft Pahsoit. Wanted. One hundred tbonsand cords of Chestnut, Oak, and Hemlock Bark, for which the highest cash market price will be paid. H. G. it F. S. Cuss:hohast, Somerset, Pa. Executor's Sale of IB. BY VlttTTE of the authority rven me in the last will aud tesuaient of l.uttwn It (lantner. ilecemetl. Uie of k-rfersou Tot itsais, srtiicret County. Fs, i will expose Ui public sale, uu the premises, ou FRIDA r, A UG US T 15, 1S0O, at 1 o'clock p. m., the following described re.nl estate : Ma 1 The homestead, a tract of land itnte iNO- h' Jefferson Towuhip, ou the top of i mut; Hill, hetusuu (with ides ot the mountain. oa tbe VVelleP-liurg A West Newmi ilankniad. iu Snneraet and ve"tiuir'iiiiicoumies. eouiaitiiiiK 3M' acres, HKveor .est, IirI acxe clear, ami the rest well tiinliered, atlioiitinu lands of Imvid siimilis. Harry linker. Jacob Beck, Vm. Koring, Philip Becfciiitieou fjhaulia, and oUiers, i'.r a large' two-story frame DWELLISG HOUSE bank barn. staMe, and oatbuildinirs thereon ere-tet Toe farm is in a aood slaw of cultiva tion, with an atHindaaw ol limestone and y- ture ibr KraiiuK cattle, ani a Jvaitfj apple oreh ard: a suirar camp, with uar vessels that il! go tln in lariu, u utsmn, ac N O met of lard in same township, (I. . h n,,u.-ti th I'hiltf, Nedrow KariM'' i , w ... - ... tut .-. mnmnr hw ,11 mx-T fleAr. and th.; re-t well timbered, adjoinmir lands of A. a. Howaisi. r,iuu fciitipp, sii!ci ii.-i, -m-t. Bi-el. and others, witu ne p'attk liwellins ib.itw loirn. and ontlmii Unas thereon ereensi. The farm i well watered, aud well adapted to the riuinsoi ' k.taere tiring an ammonitee m pasture. There is au ajiple orchard ant other fruit liees Hereon. TERMS. One-third cash on the 1st day of April. 11, at wfcich time the died iti be delivered ; the bal anee a four eitial annual pnjmenu from April l.lsiil, without interest, til! due. After the debts aud expenses are all paid, the widow fhail re ceive tlie in'erest on the rerniiiiilnif one-third durin her lifetime, and at her death the prlnei ul to be paid to the heirs of the deceased, fny nieutf lobe e ured by JuiUrment bonds on the premise, len prtc nL of the entire puivha-e money to be paid ou day of sale, or secured to be '"for further information address Silas If. fable. I Hkersvi!le, l' . , emll on the underpinned on Uie premises or John H. I'hl. her attorney, at Somerset. ju!9. HARRIET GARDNER, Executrix. PUBLIC SALE -OF- TalnaMe EealEstate. PURSC aNT to an order of the Orplin" Conrt of somerset OMnity, Ha., here will be sold at public sale, on the premises, about one an i oM-iYmrth miles north of Kockwood liorough, in said County, on SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1S90, at 2 o'clock p. m the following; described real es late, late of John J. Hay deceased, to wit r A cer tain farm nituate in Milford Township, Somerset ( oumv Pa., adjoining Und of Archibald I.iven etl. 'Charles K. rsanner. Nilas Walker. Zarn. walker, Vint, llsy's estate, and others, contain ing about 133 ACHES 133 of which about two-thirds is clearetl, and in a Itood state of cultivation, am! the balance well tinibere.l. There is au almnilauce ol water, eunl and limestone ou the premises : also, two eood urchards, and a suar camp. A two-.tory frame :r.Dwelling House,z::: Summer Kitchen. Urge Bank Ram, wason shed, and other buildings. Convenient to churches and schools. TERMS OF SALE. Ten per cent, on day of sale, the balance of one third on confirmation wf sle : one-half of the re nuundor otter payment of ail debt to remain a un on the ureinWs. the interest thereof payable a imallytothe widow, Binnie Hay, duru g ber lifetime, aud at her death the principal U he paid u. the heirs and legal representatives of id Joitn J. Hay , trie balance to be paiu 10 two w.ut an nual pay Bents Willi interest. The deferred pay ments to be secured by Indtrrment bond. JUNMK HAY. IiAVIH uiluner AdministraUsTs of John J. Hy. deea.-el. QRPHASS COURT SALE OF YalialilBReal Estate. nWI RTf F nl an order of sale issued nut of the D orphans' Court of Somerset t stlity, fa., there w ill be exposed to public sale on the premises, on FRDIAY, AUGUST 8. 1890, at 2 o'clock p. m , the followlnt; described piece of lsnd. vis: A tract of nine acres and eightv three uerrhes iu Paint Towa-diip.rsomeniet Comi ty, !'.. adjoining: lauds of Jamb Weaver, the public road leading to Heal.- Level, and the home lajm ol sjuu juuu eaver, uro:tii. Bs-JT TERMS CASH. , CATHARINE WEAVER. July9. Administratrix and Trutustee. A DMISiSTRATOR'S XOTICE. Estate of Andrew Hoover, dee'd., late of Broth ersvalley Twp., somerset o Pa. I-erters of administration on the above estate having lieen granted to ibe nodemignest by the prtrT atithtirity, notice is hereby giten to ail persons indebted to said estate to make immedi ate payment, aud thine havingchUDis against the tame will present them duly am Delineated lor eitlenieul on saturuay, me an (lay ot Aug., law. at the utie rveidcuce o dee d. JESsE HOOVER. julS. Administrauir. Pennsylvania College, .GETTYSBUEG, PA. f-OCXPED I.V Large Fatuity. Two full I courses of study Ci-1ial and S4 icniiiic. st c ial cuurrea in all departments ( ibservaurv. La- horalorien, and new Uymnasinm. Three large buildings, steam heat. I. limine '."J io vwlnmes. Expenses low, lepartmenl of Hygiene and Physical Culture in charge of an experienced phvsician. Accessible by fren.tim railroad trains. Location on h BATTI.KI IE1J or (.etiysburg, most pleasant aud healthy. Preparatory Department lu separate windings for ! and young men preparing for bninetr College, neder special care of tbe lYinctjial and three as mstauts, residing with students in the building, lull term opens September 4, IsHO. For Cata logue.!, autlresv H. W. McKflGHT. P. T., r'resldent. or Eiv. M. G. BrEULER. A. M. frnncipai. Gim'SBi;a6, I'm. YalnablB Beat Esta Highest ol all in Leavening Power. i( ) f ABSOLUTELY PURE THE PEOPLES S FIFTH AYEN UE. " WE OFFER THIS JfEEKxj SPECIAL B?!RG:1IXS DRESSGOODS NO. 1. 02 PIECES ENGLISH ALPACAS at 30c., worth 4,5c. Thc?e full yard wide solid colors, iu Clues'. Ilrovnis, Greens, Slates, Drabs, etc. XO, 2. IS PIKCES ENGLISH MOHAinS, yard wide, and cotne m all bliaues desirable mixtures. NO. 3. IS FIECK.S I'fliK ENGLISH would be cheap at ic. These are full yard wide, and come 1a a lare a.ssortment of lovely shades iii lilac k Grays, Brown Grays, and French Grays all shades from Itght to dark, We have an eicvedinirlv attractive stock of Fine Imported Ir8 Goods. Also, everytnin desiralile in I'.LACK ; i DS of many attractions in tins large Dress Goods CAMPBELL & DICK. I89O. I89O. ! S ITJI M JS1 IE lR SECOND ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS Consisting of all the new and latest desirable Summer Dress Goods, Iu Llack and Colored Silks, and Satins, Black and Colored Cacliiincrs in 40 and 4G in., all the new shades. Fancy Combination Drc?3 Patterns, in new shades. Flain and fancv Press Goods of all descriptions and styles, at way down price?, New lide of 36-ineli Cachimerc Om bres, the handsomest lot of Goods in the market. -Our Leader,- ::::The Crown Satine,:".:. r0 different t-tvles to select from the handsomest Satine made. Tournament Cloths, in Plaids and Stripes, at 10, l'J 1-2 and 15 cts. Just the thing for a nice Sum mer Press. New lot of oli-inch Percal, in new and Fancy Colors. Any quantity of Iudiiro Blue Calicos, all new figures. The largest and most complete lino of Lace Curtains, By tlie pair or by the yard we have ever had the pleasure of show ing, and at prices that will astonish you all. Plain and fancy Colored Screens, and Curtain Poles of every de scription. Great bargains in Corsets. " Our Jewel,' price Jsjc, reduced to 55c, Don't fail to get one. Table Linens, Towels, Napkius, Laces, Handkerchiefs, 1 Stockinzs. Gloves, Ruchinirs. Silk Hits, Kid Gloves, Ilauibnnr Kdgings, Jco. RIBBONS Har- KSJtM to cuuvutce sill thst e are uwlutiMtnlly h'jatl.juarters. - OUR NOTION STOCK is full of New Goods. Thousands of yards of the Best Calicoes at 5c. New Ginghams at 5e. Wool and Cotton Carpet Chains of all kinds. A full line of New Pross Ginghams, in Plaids, at 8, 10 and 12 cents. New Zeph yr Ginghams, at 15c. BUTTERICK! ! PATTERNS on hand. The Metropolitan Pattern Sheet can be had monthly, free gratis. Call and get the New styles in Fine Goods. New Goods of every description at bottom pri es?, at PARKER & PARKER'S. A I'DITOR.S NOTICE. At n Orphans' Court held in Somerset, P., no !he 'Jinof Mav. lso. r-f.r the Honorable the JwtlKw thtrestf, the umifrsisiiisl Aniiittir was duly ajtpointtsl i iss uvtrx ea.--ttitris. rind tne facts and make a ihstrihtiiiuu of the I'timls in the hantlsirf K. S. Fleck, Aiimr. of Anna liora Piter deceased, to anl arsunir those lejmlly eutiliisi thcrett). , lierelty rfmr notice that he will attend to tho duties uf the atxive api'itmentou Thtirsxlay, J11U 17th. lvi. at his titllce in &mentel. l a., Ue anil where all persons indeitl can attend if they think pruper. J. R. SaviX Autlibir. AUDITOR'S NOTICE. 1 In re, F.sraicof Eilwarl ''tinnclly. dee'd. 'Jh May. '. Admin' and Trustees account pre nemetl lai unrt for miitinnatinn. And now, lsth of Mav. 'wn, on motion nf H. L. Kaer, Ks.. Attorney for the Administrator the t'onrt ai'potiit U c. ("o'.born. K-.. Ati'tiutv, to distribttie ttte funds in Uie iiands 01 the Adininis tralor Uiaiid anionif thus legally entitled liiereto. Soncrset Cnnntv, SS. txiraci from the Record, f ertiiled Mav 31, "M. JAfOB D. S A.NK, Clerk. Dv virtue of the above appointment, tiotife is berelry civet thai I will meet to atlenj to tbe du ties thensol at niv otlice in Somerset. Pa-, on Thtiratiav, the Pin day of July, ls!). Rt 10 o clock a. ta., wben and where ail perVous Interested may attend il they think proper. L. C. COLBORV. Auditor. U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, PITTS BURG H, PJL 3 price rx)c, worth 45c. These are a fall ot uiacK .trays, crown urays, unu o iner BRILT.IANTIN" K MOHAIRS at 50c.; ail praties. Wea.sk you 10 ins-pert the ivjuirtment. Mrs. A. E. Uhl's SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ! SHORT PROFITS AND QUICK SALES.' GOODS! All Along the Line. Tim IXCLVVE TIIE ESIIKE STOi K OF Dry Goods, Consisting of guaranteed Black Press Silks, Colored Silks, Sarahs, "Watered Silks, Silk warp Henrietta Cloth, at $1, 1.15, $1.25, $1.50, and $.G0 a yard. Silk-finished all-wool Henriettas, 40-inch, "tic, 85e. and $1. 40 inch, at 40, 50. and CO cents. A beautiful line of 3t inch Cash meres at 25 and 30 cents. Ilandsomc Plaid and Striped Goods, to make up combinations, from 25 to 50 cents. A line of Beiges, and a variety of novelty suitings, A large line of Press Ginghams at 8," 10, 12, 15 and 20 cents! Satteens, i, 10. 15 and 25 cents. Challies. and a great variety of Spring and Summer Wash Presses. A Complete line of WHITE ' GOODS, Including Lawns, Nainsooks. Fancy WhiU Goods, Hemstitched Floun cings, a large variety IIamburg:s and Lares, Lace Flouncings, Table Linens and Covers, Towels and Napkins. A larirc line of FINE LACE CURTAINS, From 50 cents a pair tin. vds. Curtaiitt-'. 60 cents a pair. Scrim, j 5, b. . o and 10 cents a yard. Jkd Spreads, from 50 cents. Corsets, Waists. Ac. A large line of guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1, Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, Silk Mitts. Leather andlvid Mitts for Ladies and Children. A large line of guaranteed fast black Stockings for Ladies and Chil dren, from 10 cents up. Also, Fancy Colored I lose. A complete line of new ptyle Iress Triuiiiiings and Vandyke Points and other Styles, and RIBBON S, To match shades of Drs goods, all Cheap. The Spring Stock of M-I-L-L-I-X-E-R-Y-aOO-D-S Is lare, pmbracins: every thins few ami desiiralile. Tlii.s pppartment is full, anil pri ce will lie low. A cheap line of llead W'rapsj and sjuninitr Jackets. A full stock of Wool, Linen and cotton Carpet Chain. MRS. A: E. UHL A UDITOR' S XOTICK. in ttstioo'IVtiliunln Stitft.il Wised. AiOiTi' '"rt nM st Snicrvt on tb Jsth day of Mht. 1i, th nnl r.:ciipl wss ,1 1 1 1 y sppoiiurd A alitor t mske a alistrihution nf th fun.l- i:i the hmlsif William H.Ssiik.A'lmiui tmturul'iuiiil ijrtwlttiit, to slid sin-mx tl lwfsi lTemitlist taerpUN herelv ?ivrs notice thai n ill aui'iKl to ilidulii of tiw bw ptrtiit mtnt.Hi VelneiHiv, Ji1t ls'i. st his Willi in Somerset, Pa., when and when? all persons la tcruJ can atteu.l. T. J. KOOfsER. juli Au.liUir. A UDITOR'S NOTICE. to the tata of rnh Fct1-t. '1sar't. ! Having len srpoiuns.1 by the Orphans' Court ?nf sierl i "oib:t, 'Au.liutrtu stai an aiiismf. t! the widows' itower, astwrtain staiv-eBieis. ami niak? distriltiitMta toaDl ansms: tiiure legal ly eutitleii thereto.'' in th estate if Jacob lier kuv, latef fim Towiislilp. ileisMiefl. notice is herebv riv-vn thirt Iwiilaiteml uthe datitr of Miil s'iir.imf nt at mi See in Unmerset, Ha., oa TnunsUv, July -, l&. W. IL EI PPFL. jalj--. Auditor. DMIXISTRATOR'S NOTICE trios ot Austin Brant, !a!e of BrothersTmlley T p somerset Co., l'a., dec d. Letter" of Alnitnistrat;a on the shore estste havlns; been rrsate-1 1 the nmiersieiieii bf the pmner antiuiriiv. boi- w liertbj iifa Mali persons iudebfed ttaid essate to immedi diate parisent. ami ifl.w UavtuK Saims aranmt the mm will preseiu tbsta dul anthentk sled fi settlement on Satnnla. AnpM HJ ltsi, at ine residBaeu of Jacob J, Bnuit. 1st "aid Twp. JAt oh i. BHST. HEN HI' IL BRANT. jnlrS. Admitiisirators. Sweeping Reductions ! We are determined t. clw op all 8PK150 A5D SUMEB GOODS at prices, that will make a Ujmv store. ISclow we will quote a few of mr ninny r-.ir-.ru rt : FIVF Ht'Mr.F.( Pieces 2.ic Satin. Keduced to 11 5c. THRKK " " I k:. Fine tiinbiru!, iLedined Mc. OVK ' .i"c. Surah Sil, " " :to. SKY EXTY FIVE " il " India Silk, " "it. FIFf Y " j"c ilress Uiwds, " " '.r. TJilRTY-FlVK " $1 l - " M. GLOVES. HOSIERY, AND SUMMER UNDERWEAR REDUCED. OUR CLOAK WHITE SUITE, i2 .") to IHNGHAM " 4 -2T, H.VTINK " 3 W - WUAl'l'Ei:. 1 'JO " Mn.-diu rnderweur, Jrrseys. Shirt Shawls, all at Low Trices. We will 35 Fifth Avenues PITTSBURGH, PA. The Conemaugh Valley FURNITURE COMPANY Have always on hand a large and well selected stock of ARTISTIC ! &KB GOOD ! FURNITURE AT REASONABLE PRICES. Cedroom Suits in antipie Oak, "Walnut, Cherry. Ac, from $. up. Good, well-made Bedsteads, $3. 10. Parlor Suits in all woods, eligantly npholstcred, from $40 up. Sideboards in Oak, Ac, with good glass, from $1$ up. Refrigerators of best make. Every requsite for the comfort and convenience of the home. Estimates lurnislied Free. John V. Wonders, Wm. F. Burgraff. Ill Clinton Street, Johnstown. Pa. fielfln Going to Bui a Hoiss or Ban ? HEADQUARTERS FOR Tin, Iron, and Steel Roofing, Spouting, Valleys, Gutters, and all kinds ot Tin and Sheet-iron Work, Scroll Poors and Windows, llilk and Cream 'Cans, Building and Sheeting Papers, Step Ladders, and all kinds of House Furnishing Goods. Pumps, Sewer-pipe, and Clay Stove Pipe. The Finest Line of Cooking Stoves and Ranges in the County, including the famous Golden Grain 'and Regulator Cooks, (new style) and new Coppello Ranges. Also a new Range, the 44 Valley Novelty.'' Call and see it. We will not be undersold. Repairs for Stoves of all kinds, arc furnished on short notice. Call in, whether you wish to buy or not. Respectfully, P. A.. SCPIEIL.L. Is i I II li John Henderson, TRUSTEE'S SALE r E ALUABLE REAL ESTAT BY VI RTf E OF AS ORDER OF SALE, issued out of the Orphans' Court nt ssjmeivet CHinty, r"a. , and to as direi-led, we will expose to sale, ax putiUt outc-y, at i- Jias'rr umu-, Beru r, on THURSDAY. JULY IO, 1890. at 1 o'clock p. m., the fo!lowin described Ri-al ! Estats. late the prorty ot tlni ivimiatl, ue eeasel, viz : N 1 A certain tract of land situate in O 1 Bn!iersvaiicy Ttwnship,Somer et oniitr. l'a s.:jmiii.:ii( lands of S. A. A J. I'. 1'hiUai. J..nsthHti iiiller. F'-ter HauijeT. Henry S. Coleman, Beth Wemhler, lavid I Meyers and others, tontaiuiiiH i a'-res more or low. This Is la,' homestesl farm ol Edward Kimiiiei. deceased aud ban thereon en-etetl a Un? two-story frains DWELLING HOUSE- a lanre new barn, and two tenant house. : ha a good apple orcharl. niimeron exwllent sprinirs, anil a very valuaMe Linie-toneWiarTy. uowopen. O The undivided one-half of a eer Jm O tain tract of land situate in the Towustilp ot Brtxliersvailev, adjoining tan. Is of Jonathan Miller. 3. A. Si i. I', fhiisoa and oth ers, eoutaiuliiic two acres, more or less. TERMS: The share of the widow of the purchase money (oiielhipt after payment of ail debt and le gal chawsishali reinaiam the hands of the pur-cha-r dunus the natural life of Maria Kinuuel. the wi.low ot Edward Kuniael. dsi'easei, and In, interest thereof -hall W ai;aually and reifularly paid to her br the part-haarr, his heirs and assiiru tuddiux the preuiwes, to be recovered by distress or iKhen ie as rents are rectivirrable in this Cora monweaith wnii-h lite said widow nhail as-epi in full atiiliu-tiou ot her i st-r, iu the premise, and at bst itecee her snare of the pun-hase tiaaiey hall be p:d to the heirs of Edward Kiro nieL, deceaseiL 1 he tiaiaiice shall be paid in tlirrr r-fwtl yHvmin), ten per cent to be paid down on day of sale, the remainder of one third on the delivery of the deed April Ut, ld. one thini in one year ami remaiiiii:ff olie Uiin in two years thereafter with in'erest im UieilefemsJ payments Ironi April 1st, lswl. Fwe'Wiou ifiveu April 1st Wl. 31 ARiiRKTT 5I1 LAURAS, A. O. klMMEU Trustees. l7XECUTOR'.S NOTICE. knate of Kl:.ial-th May. dee'd.. lat of Lower Turkey(i"it Township. .S.meriet rouniy. Fa. Letters teslainetitary isn the aixive estare har iiuf lieen a;raiiiel to tlie nn-!e -siine.l by the prop, er authority, inKiee tslien:; iveu to all persons tndetited u said uoate to aiaae inimetliate pay ment and liUK-e havirnr c.auns yt deciauds araiust the same will present them duly authen ticated for wttiement on Thuixlay. auk. 7. 'w, st theoffiwof J. ii. Jenuinri. k., in toe Bor ough of I rsina. Fa, JOSEPU OHLER. Esecutor. Bott Ogle, Attorneys. YUDitor's notice. Com. of Penn'a ei rel In th.p Conrt of Com-I-aac Frieilline and Fe- nam Fleas of stumer ter FricdliUK. seti'o. Fa. Fet. d. L vs. i No. r Sept. T. LsTl. Lmlwick FrifsJliiie. The nndcrlned Auditor appointed by the Court on the -"ml day o' June. A. L.. ts). "todia. tribute the fund iu the hands of the Committee to sih! amonv tluiwe Hraily entitled tbert.to." here by rives notice that iie will sit in his orhce In the HorouiEh of scnuTset, Fa., on Wednesday, the xh day of July. !'.'. ir the ptirpose of attending to the duties'of aid appoiutinent from lUo'Hisrsa. m. to 5 o'clock p. in., when sik! where all par ties in Interest may atteni if thev think ffr. A. C. UOLBERT. Auditor. 1THTOM has xMllV anote s one hundred audtweiiiy-sve dollars. asrainst mm 6sr one buudreuaua tweiity-Bveiioiiars. i never gave him my note, ar turned a note payable to Stnitb ton. 1 hereby notify all persons not to buy said note, as 1 will not pay it. AAROX SHAXNOX. Julj. Inuia, Ira. DEPARTMENT. Fourth Grade. " ' Waists Blazier", Jackets Summer fill your orders by mail promptly. A BOOK CASE OF SPECIAL MERIT. Large enough to contain nice assort ment of books. Finished in splendid style. An ornament to any room. Made of oak antique, or tilth century finish. The best cane we can produce for a losr Eriee. The style right np to date. We ave a doze' other patterns of the best makes and styles, that cannot fail to please. Finished in oak, cherry and ma hoifanv. But our tock does not end with liook cases. Will show a miwt com plete assortment of everything belontfinij to he furniture business. F.xtensinit Tables, Chamber and Parlor Suites, Fold ing Be!s. Kasy Chairs, Mattreswes and Springs, Hat Kacks, Mirrors, Curtains, Sideboards, Chiffoniers. Wardrobes, Cab inets, Parlor Tables, Reclining Chairs, 'nr.in Poles, Otlice Desks, and Otlice Chairs. Johnstown, Penn'a. DMl X 1ST RAT Kl X'XOT 1C E. Estate of Will iain J. Hicinbotham, late of Con-tineni-e Horom;h. .-mierset County, Fa. Letters ol admtni..tratuiu on tbe aooveestate har luxbeen sraiited to the iindersiuei by the proper autnoritv. notice is hereby iriveo to all persous iiulebteil to said etate to make immcliate pay Blent, and those hav.nr claims aieaiiit the Mine will present them duly aiithentu-ated for wtttie meul on or Iwfore Satuniav. July 1!. lss. at th residence of the Adminu-uatrix in Fetereburg, Adduoa Tp., somerset o , Fa. ALICE H- Ull.IN'Bi'TH M. Aduinistraliix. Scott Ji (nle. Attorneys. YDMIN1STKAT0E:' NOTICE. Estate of Johu J. Hay. d'je'd late of Reck wood BonHix'.i. Siinrrsit Co.. 1'a. Letters of Adm-ui'tramm on tlie above estate having lieen granted to the undersigned by !li pnper au'horitv, uot;ce is hereby given to all persons indebted to said estate to make immedi ate paynieut, and the having claims agai l i h same will present them diuy authentu-a rel fot settlement ihi Thursday, July lo, imA), at la iai reaideuce of deieaMrd, BI.NIE HAT, A.NMK KIT PF1EI.D, llAVil) U1LHNKR. maiJs Aduiiiiistrators. DMINI.STRATRIV NOTICE. ksiate of Cdtner K. rsmcr. dee'd., late of Middlecreeli Twp.. Somerset Co.. Fa. Ijrtters of Administration on the ah , e estate having been rranted to the undersign, . by the pmper authority, notice is hereby given to ail persons indebted to aid estate to mate immeili ste payment, and ths having claims avamst the same will present theiu dn'.y authenticated ftr settlement on Thiimlay. Augnst llih. at the late residence of the debased . in said township. MARY M SEILL CRAMER, juli Administratrix. A UMIXISeTRATOirs NOTICE ttte of William Hut. iW L, Ute f MiTf nl TOWDhlp. WKIMfP-vt i otinty, P. letter u( Atmliit-irHilim un the -Ucun -4Uils- ptr dutburity, mUo b hereby yivvii toi! xrtii iulrfittl to !-! to znkf iiaui?im jy- ?nut, ami iBot bsavma iim ar&ai.a Hm? nihi will prreta liiein Unlr kui.buticAUf Ur eulcmeiit oB salunlar. I he tttk iav ot J!t, at the Knchwuutl Houae. Id ;hc HorrHirh t Hot k wuu0.i'a. ALHKUT i. WH.I,, At.miaUirntsjr. gcott wk 0!, Attorneys. DMlNIaSTRATOE'S NOTICE. of Lew la M decM. late of toy- hrwn lsr-riiKU, nMnrt , r. Letter nf atlutiUsnratiim oa the tmiry 4Mi9 haTUiy bet n vranicl to uie umfartt-gnrf. by the profier authority, notice U hemty ven to l pvriKKi lu.eble-- to eatatvtoumce imnte-ti-ate paymeiiK, aiil liums havtn etaimi w te Eiausi suraniM iha xatae will po-enl ch-ni ny amhentiraled ftw arillemeat ua SatimlMT. A iw. ;t. at Uie rwiilcuce of itim .Vianut-traruT, io ftud boroubu 3AM L FX fT'TKR, Alnimi"U:U'r. Fred. W. Bieaerrker. Attorney. E XECUTOR'S NOTICE. Eatate of John W. Bearhy. late of Sa'i-bury Eorutucii (lecvamf L Lett teatamenury on the above etate bar .ng beea raoted to tne unieriiCTiet by the pr per authority, node la hereby xireo u all pr 401M HitJebu. to aitl rt(e to naa tmuietliiite payment, aiul thonr haviaf -ljn arantsti trie me U pTtwtit Liieiaiiitr iHr'ui.s'mi') For ct tiement, to the aiutentifQe'l. oa Ta-Ur. A t 5, at tbe iate rwniieore t( df-'eal. When and where they will a item! for Meaii pur FRACLI.M P. BKAflTY. K sWIJtH-. LAXL WAER-VXT. William Egolf has Ke4 an application with the sVs'retary a mteruai At fairs lor a warrant for S. aerf-, of lantl situate tu Sapier Township. Bedford t'ortity. and scatle Township. Soiuerset t tiDv. alitning lands tA Daniel Small's estate on the Ka-t. thput.d land betwin Snivelev's beim and t,ideon Hiieshew. on th- s.ulh, John tiarr esiaie on tbe North, aud Henry Hoover i unproveneeat oa tha Wm, STER, s i ; i T o
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