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Somerset Herald.
GEORGE E. STLL. EJitor.
jvESDAT- - -3T Vum.
instrameuls at S.-iyder'g drug
be exceeiling'.y
e
f.:t f
-4-
rock i
. ri.
$ "tor.
Y;-of a'.l k'nilsat John X. Snyder's
store.
& Win. 2- S!:afer't advertisement in an
ir column.
inr VkhUe MUMIlng. in 1W pound
t'eir phyiicians are the bit-iet men alioul
town.
It is retiiitd that Confluent to uae a
et-Uiy paper.
Merervli!e claims
and Derlin )
a population of ISjO
U Lea.l .jarters tur Tobacco and
and violin string t Snyder's
j, a: s "-v"-"-'-
F.our and Feed
A'-..--
t-. '
n -h !ro
is a.' it fir Chase A San
yi ,-ha an Java Cofiee.
A . an.l V-i- I ..V ... ..w...
i... v..-..' lake Fit'i in to.-k at Mab-
i.tr..e t-r g
'J 5 ;. rati:
Mrs. E. E. Kierr.an, of Frteoiirg,
the Somerset House.
is at
II. B. Fliiison. the Berlin banker, was cir
cri'aUne aionr.g hli Somerset friendj yeT-lav.
.' i Dura Maiie, of Cniontuwn, is a guest
at the residence of her uncle, A. J. Ilileman,
Ju V-e Eaer ar.d wife have cine to Silver
Lake, on the New Jersey coast, for a three
week's stay.
The corner-stone of the new Reformed
church at Lavansriile will be laid on Sunday-,
the 20th inst.
Mn. Tbort, G. MoCttcheon and M-s. Elea
nor ri.ilier. of Allegheny City, are the guests
of Mrs. C J. Ilarrtfin.
ry produce taken
:i times.
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in
for
c:..r!i(
dve p.- 'ii ii.
i-. : v-ur T
trm lijii
W. I.itinn-r.
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,u-',:i m Amenta, tne
ni.tlllte.
:hy and Clover
S-hr-.r't. He tee, in
n-il WV-teru Seed.
the adiiltional Law
lied rre?ide:it Ja!;re
t.-e of the late Jatle
f, !(i:..Wsr Di Ju i-aiuiicr:
e w .1. !f'il in q:::i:::.T:e ti suit
r pr; t. yrv r;a.-'r.a'oie. Yard
I!..:.rs- - Tait t Parsos.
v j:'.a.-t fitory in tue
aoi'.-i.t-dai Irwin, tiiis
.r.m a K-tilMad. !-v a I
U and American capital
reci. Uas a cupttul ot
J. E. W.iliatus Las been appointed post
master at Crumb, and John Rosa at New
Baltimore, thi county.
The a;'p!:catian of Joseph and Pavid Stee
ly fif a rehe-rint' before the B.ard of Par
doi;, has t"en continued.
Mr. William Waller, of I.slnbe, is vis,;t
inz friends in Sorcerset. Hi was a school
bny here thirty years ao.
1L.-V. J. F. Shearer, ofthe Lutheran church,
prvai-hed his farewell erniin before a larjje
C(.ir.i.-rec:ation Sunday evetiir.g.
Mr. Sam Kantner'a many friends will be
sorry to "learn that he has been rendered
temporarily helpless Ly an attack of inrlim
malorv rheumatiaro.
a:
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-ires'.
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-lien '''
'he hair, and
baldness and
k
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rutins of ll
r....- n was bvU
a -.i-i'K.n at wh..
tue si :
imiii'
1. A lar-e
:,..!. t to a-
overi.n:'
n-i:i. !;
Hie :
led
i.r has lonj lieid t!ie first
ia, .u t'ie estimation
. ti.i i that the n-para-
prevei:1
in 'lie -s a. p.
Cr.-neml Wanamaker last
! a lei'-T poH.xiarked New
" t;.i !. I'tltisi Slates
whn'!i the writer says is tue
H,::n ot" money h.! defrauded
f .-it of vars ai-'o. lie is the
k. s. wiio 'mie months a"
Wamii'iakj-r f- -r tl:e same pi;r-u-t
ii.-'oi-i aiivuiiz the money
' E.ilv " Waite, M. r. kenny and - Foss"
Walter, of tbe smervet t Cambria, are do
in) up New York city and the New Jersey
sra.-i.le resorts this week.
A lare frame .louble-house, occupieil by
Mrs. Key nobis and the family of a young
marri' d son of Pr. Kii htner's, at Conllu
etu'e. was entirely consumed by tire shortly
after noon, Friday. Loss about il ') , no
insurance.
Strange Case of Ivy Ponir.
Mrs. O'iver Klepp r, of this boroufth, is
nitreriug from a r jiiiar sad ai-Trialeil at
tack of what ia temiesl "ivy poison." Sirs.
Knepper, Iier buiband, and two of their
daiipbters drove over the mountain to Bed
ford on the third ofthe month and spent
several days in that ancient village. On the
return trip the ladies alighted frera the car
riage at different p inu coming np the
mountain and walked for a short diMance.
Mrs. Kcepper Las no recollection of having
Uiutbed any of the poiMjiums vine, that
presumably 'mist fr"W aloulhat highway,
daring the trip, but shortly after arrivintr
homeherfacebecameswollenalmost beyond
reeoenition. A physician was called iu and
he at once prone. nrw-ed it "ivy poison.' The
swelling continued in the sutTerer's face fur
several days and then located ia her arms
and bands. It ia said to be very painful and
ei-jemely annoying and can be ooctracted
by inhaling the poisonous vapor certain
spicies of ivy throw off.
Meyersdala Republican Ratify.
The Republicans of Meyer!a!e and ad
joining districts held a ratification meeting
in front of the Jones House. Friday evening.
Dr. S. S. flood presided with, a full comple
ment of Vice Presidents and Sei-rttaries.
The crowd was one ot the largest that ever
assembled in the county for the purpose of
ratiCyin:r state and county nominations.
Tie ball was opened by F. J. Kooeer, wbo
male a rinnj; speech iu favor of the nomi
neei. At the clon? of his address Pr. II.
Clay M' K.iniey. chsirraan of the committee,
reported a series of resolutions heartily in
dorsing the ai'tion ofthe state convention
and the verdict of the voters of this county
in the selec-ion of district and county nomi
nees. The rwxilutions were enthusiatical.y
and unanimously adopted alter which lion.
A. J. l'ul)rn was loudly called for. The
"baldeai;!'' has always been a favorite in
Meyerwlale and the cheers he elicited in be
half of the party's nominees were loud and
luni;, dmittirg; of no doubt as to wher the
Republicans of that section will stand iu
November next.
:e.
.-ban C.m-
ITa-r..
a: r t
A cravon pnralt of "uncle Joe" Stut:
rnaa is on exhibition at Fisher's lwl store.
It is the work of his firau-Uu-hter Miss
Maud C.jok. who has just returned from
llothepy c: U-;e and is evideni-e that that
youiijt lady posses-es more than ordinary
artistic ability.
Our County Population.
The follow ing table, furnished uj from
Supt. of Census Penny's ollice. gives the ap
pro iiniate e-timates ol'the population of 22
out oiu ofthe ."'.4 census districts in this coun
ty, the ttli.-ia! report will vary but little
troni tiie timiri's herewi! h iriven. The pop
ulation of the county will bug the Io,ok;
mark.
A Strang Story.
Captain Jctiah Hissong, of J'apier town
ship, tells a remarkable story of a wedding
he witnessed at Peauforr, Sontb Carolina, in
He was attached Ut the Hfty-Cab
Rejriiuent. Pennsylvania Volunteers, andne
day visited the Seventy-siith Regiment to
see a friend wbo was sick. As he entered
tie hospital be noticed considerable commo
tion, and presently the mrgeon announced
that the room must be cleared, as be was
about to perform aa on usual operation on
an orderly sergeant. This excited the curi
osity of eve-ybody, and those outside ibe
opwating room indulged iu all sorts of
guesses as to the nature of the mystery. Af
ter tne iae 01 some ume me sunreon
emerged fsm the room ami paralysed the
waiting men by announcing that the orderly
sergeant had just been delivered of twins
a boy and a girl.
The case was reported to General Saxton,
and be at once sent his wife to interview the
conquered warrior. To Mrs. Saxton the or
derly said that she, in disguise, and her lover
had enlisted in the same company, attached
to a Connecticut regiment. She bad beaten
him in advancement from the rauis, she
having been made an orderly sergeant for
bravery, while her lover was only a ser
geant. She sahl that her lover was the
father of the twins, but was confident thai
be would set her right before the world, as
she believed him to be a: honorable man.
And her confidence was not misplaced. As
soon as be learned of the situation, the ser
geant expressed his willingness to make the
nnther a wire. When the woman recovered
a scene o'C!irred that was probably never
before and never since witnessed. It was
the union of a sergeant ami an orderly ser
geant in the bonds of matrimony. The
ceremony was ferformed in a tuowdtd
church. General Saxton and bis wife were
the attendant, and the twins were there,
too, the General holding the boy in bis arms
and Mrs. Saxton the gir.Jieilfiird tiazrJte.
. it wx- iec''i'
-t.f ti.e fa. t
,;u. -la.e ail i !
,s 1.0 r.yi
111s nia.:!
:e sum nier va-
. f.. !: v.ar were ctin-
!e'-L'.;: '.on from Ml. Joy
t! e ''.'nimissloti to open
but after bearirg aru-u- j
1 not to reopen the school !
tnal Cbi-ster Sprinjs w:d
Mr. Joseph Cable, one of the most esiinia
bic and weii known citizens of Shaile town
ship dropped dead at his Lome Mjn.lay
moruiiig. The manner of his death was a
preai shock to his timily as he hail not been
heard to complain of feeling unwell. He
was about sixtv veurs of ae.
Jam -s Auawalt. M. i . ot '.reensimrg is
vii!ir. at the resilience of Major John M.
Ho'iileibautn. Many years ago Pr. Anawalt
pract'eed bis profession iu Somerset, but
removing to Westmoreland soon tookleml
,!:g ra::k among the medical fraiernity in
that cuiinty. lie has retired Irani active
practice.
At a meeting of the Itonmrh School Board
last Wednesday evening, the following corps
of teachers were elected for the ensuing
term: Principal. W. ,11. Cover ; Assistant
Priticii;. H. F. Barron : No. Z. E. E. Pritts ;
No. ", Miss Cora Knepper ; No. 4, Miss Lin
ma Huston ; No. 0. W. W. Cupp ; No. ii.
Miss Kate Snyder ; No. 7, Miss Mattie Mc
Millen ; No. i. Mrs. Mary J. Connelly. The
school term was extended to eight months.
Uje st i
n-
a; 1
f la.
wver.
1 rod 'l:si T'ti-rs i'
r e's--te'l 1
"bis is due
rond to
n- f.T
i Ayei
-.ii-s as
any
to 1'
IciP.lillg. so
Jiseaae. The
3 Sarsaparil-
is near au'.c
mere l..;:ija:i
5 enrity and
1..
,
I i , ..v i'i i,-r W. Ache-on. Judge of
' .. .
!..n Coi.nty. Ta.. cc::rt. uied
from tbe elin ts of the heat of
1- of V.m week. J j i-e Acueson
riLjuclpLla July 1 1. 1 "'. He
-.on Co..ejr- iu i .
.. ! 1., . tn
ar.' wis r.-ltriiTteu 10 i..e 1.
. ni ,m-r 1. is-', he retired, after fifty-seven
I '-. of ill-strious work. He was the head
of the fl.-t fan.i'.;e of Wa-hington.
--y - 1 , , . .
J n.ra .11 ru.iuu.pii
e sf- .ated from Washing
ar.'i w.s p.'irr.itted to tit
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K'.klx-lt U sf" Cn-sM-liuitii Rivi-r .
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Wanted.
-. h::r.J-.l thonsnnJ ord of neftnQt,
a:..l H.-:u.Wk Park, f-T winch the
t-i ca!i r.:U!ri-'t pr:-r will le paM.
H. O. X Y. S. Ci:nn:i'tU4V.
About Catura-
M-afi' V of ' i.t ' tv
irt l.irM t.n-
!ii-n l- !Wii n h"i a't l To.
is .irl toe ijniy known
Hvre ' per oeut.
.r'ant a. id i'r itn al opera
and yt the least j.am-
a.til delicate of touch by
i.:..-. ohtain the mot
?. s . lard !
Mr-
t 1 . .lorn 1
V l vj. nr.
i'-4 ii- It. :
11 1
I Pi
ne a't. r iiH rat
lb the a. 1 of -Irion
for r.at ii
"P. m mtt cases
'a-e'- the natural
al t -yes. es:iaiiy
We find on our table the tirst number of
the Meyersdale lU-jiMrr, a new weekly jour
nal tdited ar.d published by Geo. H. Subrie,
of that place. Mr. Suhrie has hadajour
ta.istic experieni-e of twenty years, and is
one cf the best equipped new-paper men in
this section cf the State. The Dew child is
attractive in appearance and in theeharacter
of its new, and we have no doubt will meet
with the success we wish it, and which its
editor so richly deserves.
The -yndlcaie who have been engagsJ for
several months in drilling for oil tr gas
near Spruietown, in liuemahoning town
ship, have been compelled to abandon
work. Ten days ago they lost their drill in
the bottom of the bole, and all efforts to SiH
it out proved unavailing. Mr. Borland, who
had charge ofthe work, although discourag
ed, has not given up the hope of striking oil
or gas in this cout.ty, and proposes to sink
a weil in the neighborhood of Koikwood.
. to V
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f tl'.'
i i,
. "an.; ': i:. ' General A -f"it of
:!'.g Machine Con.pany. Cleve-
; 4-i ; Mr. i 'avid l'-ery. father
Wliiniiu ?eolt, I,'i'!ie'ca Street,
;si-;r;:!:. aged T-". and M r. Jas.
Ill Market street. Wbis-llng
e-.-es i'.eniT.Ht rating this as--.
h. i !',r,n Ave., ritts-
mers. Look to Your Interests.
extend our ;'iank for yottr very liher-
Major John M. Hoiderbaum bad a very
narrow escape from serious injury Friday.
He had driven out a mile north of town to
attend the Kir.gler sale and was accompanied
bv a voui.g grand-suti, Howard Cromwell.
I They both aaighted from the buggy, the
j Major tuming tret ween the wheels to secure
j his cane and the boy going forward to remove
j a set of bars, when the horse suddenly started
ahead upsetting the Major, wbo was power
less to help himself, several times. He sus
luined a number of ugly and annoying
bruist s.
mage tiie pa-t season, and lieg leave
that with . ir extensive works, now
a ov. r an a-re i f ground, we hope to
t-. !".;! all oar .oiesale ar.d retail
TJ. Y.
.I Peter Fink, ff j
. we feel assu-ed j
1 terms
a:ia
tig eelltl-J' h -1 w it!
Homerset ' l.T;tv. a
i K -rsr-t. t.) si.ii. : ,,rd.
tl"t win Oe aiiie to name pri.
'4 'S -t.-taetoTV to aii.
i A reieret-.i-e in rrttrl to our works
f-; J. lea lor man::U'ti.r:t:g a iirs..c!a
- taive !!;e ..:'- :1Vof uaini
er. c
ana
f.r-
Hon.
Mr Horace Miller, eldest son of our esteem
id frilow townsman Judfie' Daniel S.
Miller, who left Somerset ten years ago to
seek fame and lortune in tne "wild and
wi; lly west" .is heme on his Srst visit ia
(bat time. For the rast six years Horace
lias bteu a resident of St. Jo. Missouri
v hi rebels cccnuted with a large cora
mbii n h use. Like hundreds of cur other
western friends be can't understand why
the people of Somerset will continue to lire
among the mountain?, while there are so
tr.any thcusanils of acres of prairie land
west cf us waiting to be tilled.
i ' f Shaver and S. B. Y-ebf. IjoI il gentie
i a a w- '.-e vera.'ity w':l tint 1 doutited and
5 i .:'.d ..ur w n a..:-sT-. l. e fall of .
ehanna FertiLxer
Il.-;tf
' i .err: -
A. J
Adam
dsummer by tt'
!".n '! ' ie. and 1 arti.'
lije s
: tie Vt
ore w
K-r-rtTt.
r 1 o . Pa-
Sea.
ir'.y at this
u its cool
rmi
''.ia
the A la
usvll tl.a
A 'lier
1
-f batuing.
:c 1 ' as.t can ot-.e
at Atlaut.c City
and
bel-
. the
1.
r.:v vartifiou th.s
;f a problem with
:lr' item may
atlfvit g rral
The Johnstown Tribune of Monday con
tained tiie following item regarding Ed.
Richardson, who wiillw remembered as the
watchman who had charge of the Nicely
tx'ys during their confinement ia the old
jail :
'Some half don-n kids were bathing in the
Money creek near the saw mill early in the
af'ernonn today, tnflcer Richardson, e-py-ing
them . got out of a mr, which was the
signal f r the boy to jump out of the wa
ter, pick up their clothes and run. The po
liceman followed them into the densely-settled
district of the Seventh Ward. It was a
pretty sight the policeman bei.ig ia parade
uniform and the kids in undrew."
help
ts to
' inaiii
j-e is
ru -; trip
actor :rl i.,e
ria'-e-l in a
of any len-Ui ia
llsi 'is-ion, which
niini'.iin. Boarl
'te- ai c i'1'.'n.ida'.i -i.s ran l" bad at
it ' it y ai ..1 pr cv-. anri hy consuiting
e 0; lb 1'. ;jr.H 'iiown b'dow it w.il
'I'i 1'iat a tr.i to this great watering
j f '' S made a: les expanse than to 1 ci- ie of friemi
f f 'oer r-w.rt w :b .;i t!i sa'i.e illsiaiu ! leant of hi d
I - 4 n..t:, j... ( :irai '.ions to be found j for a ituuibci
"' 'i 1 "( ti of t l.o season is aa
"i i, ami iibioK. II.
.urH-hir, .!.:, 17-.;,. We gve rwl.iw a
tai:o:; .;... time of trains
'rip rat - of faf :
T '
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"
? -a-e ....
:loll
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T'estmndin-'v low rates are made from
? a':,, ., ,;.
ek am ....
' Sa.e. w:i;
I Mlillll-
Train T.-tin
rti:. Ix'SVea. I-avea.
' j o i- n. m. It i. 111-
t' J is 11 s "
iti :-i u a. to.
'.' o-) I! -h " li 1.1 "
ttai7 4"i tt p. m.
.! 9ii - 07
Vi I'. .VI ! 11 a. m.
:m p. m. ?
T . j .-.- - j. "
A telegram annouueini the lealh of Ed
ward Lichtv, M. P.. at his home in IVtroit
Michigan, was received by his relatives re
sidiog in this place. Monday lortiing. Du
ring the early years of the I'o tor's profes
sional career be was located in Smierset.
having been bom in Somerset township
sixty -one years ago. Removing to Detroit
be soon became one ofthe most eminent
practitioners in that city, and acquired a
iarve fortune. The Potior made occasional
visas to his natlve.county, and bad a large
mis here who will be grieved to
eaih. He had Issen a widower
Ijer of year, and leaves an only
SIT..
i.lle.
.1 lor Ten d.ivs from
ti.e privilege of a stop o if
I. C, on the return jour
Mc-sdny morning while Mrs. Wm. H.
K.xintz and the Mishcs Snyder, of Sprinp
tiel.L O., who are her guests, were returning
from a drive, the horses took fright on the
hilltop west of town, and turning suddenly,
uiiset the carriage. Fortunately for the oc
cujiants the carriage njle brke, aijd they
were not dragged over the rMul by the
liorsi-, who ran a short distance. None of
the ladies appeared to be injunsj saving a
few slight bruises, and the small boy who
was driving the team was sent to town for
another vehicle. Gen. Koontx hurried to
the scene of the accident, and returned to
tiiwn in a short time with bis wife, in a
farmer's buggy. Mrs. Koontx was suffering
gr at pain when she reached her home, and
called in Dr. J. M. Loutber, who. npon ex
amination, discovered that her collar-bone
bad been broken.
Total J7 ox
Found In a Corner-Stone).
Rev. H:ra:n king, ofthe R-formi d church.
d-np'd, into our ollice the other day and
permitted us to look over a copy of the Her-
loa!"ij Wit to dated Wednesday, June '!,
ls,Vi, which had been taken from the corner
stone of the Reformed church, recently torn
down at I.avaasville. The HxiiaLD was a
good looking paper thirty-live years ago.
and bad a good supply of advertisements.
Among other items in its local columns we
find the following :
" P.uttiFr:. A'VirE.NT. On Wednesday last
Mr. John Burkett fell from the house of
Hon. Georv-e Cborpenicg. in this borough.
t.i the pavement below. He was conveyed
home, and Prs. Fundenburg, Berkey aud
Kimmel! being called iu it was found on ex
amination that he had fractured his hip
bone in the socket, producing not only ex
cruciating suffering, but probably lameness
for life. HJ was otherwise not much injur
ed." Although a little ancient, the above item
will likely prove news to the hundreds of
citizens ol tiiiscoumy wbo have had business
in the courts, ami who have observed the
clean shaven gentleman w ho for a number
of yeprs has been in char.-e ofthe grand jury
r,wm. He always walks with the as
sistance of a cane, ar.d answers to the name
of John Burket.
The paper w ill be placed in the corner
sione of the new Reformed church to be laid
at LavansviUe on next Lord's Pay, the 2oth
inst. The sermon will be preached by Rev.
A. E. T.-uxal, of Manor Station. Pa., a for
mer pastor. The services preceeding the
ceremonies at the foundation of the pro
posed building wil! be held in the Lutheran
church, as lot A. M. The new church
will be frame, Gothic ia design, windows
filled with cathedral glass, corner tower,
alcoves in rear end. ceiling and wainscoating
in hard wood, dimensions .'i.'JxoJ feet. When
completed it will be an ornament to Lavans.
ville and a niost comfortable house of wor
ship for the congregation.
In this connection it is most opportune to
state that Rev. King has done a noble work
daring bis pastorate here and has caused bis
name to be cherished not only by the good
people compiling his charge but by all the
peop'e of this community. To his efforts im
measurably more than to those of any other
man, is the Somerset Reformed congregation
indebted for their beautiful new church, and
ever siuie it was dedicated to the service of
the Lord he hx been untiring ia his efforts
to secure a new home for his LavansviUe
people. Siiue Rev. King has been located
in Somerset the following Reformed church
es have bet n erected and dedicated in bis par
ish : Saatiksville church. Sept. -7. IsiT 1 re
paired ) Dedication of theSomerset church,
t-ct. -t'th, lasT. Dedication of the Glade
church, Feb. i4th, lsl).
North MUfora Items.
The bay crop is very good, and the weath
er is favorable for harvesting it.
Th eservices in the rieasant Hiil cbnrch
last Sunday were conducted by Revs. Stahl
and W. S. Meyers.
Mr. Rix Augu-tine has been through this
section buying up colts, the demand for
which Is iTte heavy in the eastern markets.
Harvest is now in full blast. Wheat ap
pears to be well tilled, but unless we have
rain soon oats will not be half a crwp. Pota
toes, and all kinds of vegetables are suffering
for want of rain.
Mr. D. G. Stabl has pnrcliased a new kind
of mowing niavhin.s, the cutter-bar of which
is eight feet ia length. The wheels are nine
feel apart and live feet higb.Mr. tjuihl says
it works to perfection.
Mr. J. C. Wel'er. cf Gebharts, wears a
very contented smile just now, owing to his
nomination for the legislature, which of
course, is equivalent to election, and ipuite a
send-off for our friend J. C.
Childrer.s' serv-lasss w?re beld in the St.
James church on Sunday, July 115th, con
ducted by Rev. A. J. Eeal. The exercises were
interesting, and all the yonng people who
participated acquitted themselves in a very
creditable manner.
Isaac.
The lions Committee on Military Affairs
decided Friday to report, with a favorable
recommendation, a bill reviving the grade of
Lieutenant General in the array. The bill
provides that the person appointed under
tie act, with whose death or retirement the
otllce is to expire, shall receive the same pay
received by Gen. Sheridan while Lieutenant
i leneral. The bill aims to recreate the office
ia order that the distinguished war services
rendered by Major General Schofirld. or
some other oiBi-er may bevrecognizeil. Un
der its provisions the President may appoint
the officer he believes to be best entitled to
the honor, without regard to relative rank.
New Centrevllle Items.
Il is some time since I took "my pen in
my bnd to inforr- you by these few lines"
uf the happenings of this ancient viliage.
I has been remarkably cjuiet since the UlU
of June, as the candidate is no longer seen
in the land.
Jl.-s. i;ev. .inn nas returned i.-ora iier
Y.'estern trip mo"h pleased with her visit to
her frieniLt from whom she bad been so long
separated.
The 4th was spent pleasantly in a union
picnic in an adjacet grove. The Sunday
schools of the villag. united in the ivlebra
tion o. the National birthday. Short ad
dresses were delivered by Rev. E. Weller,
lv. J. II. Ziun and Rev. Bates, of Johns
town. Rev. Bates gave aa entertainment in
the evening with a stereoptican. presenting
the appalling horrors of the Johnstown
tlood.
Farmers were unusually busv last week
harvesting the hay and grain. If plenty of
good hay is not harvested this season it will
not be the fault of the weather. Corn, oats
and potatoes are sutTeriug for want of rain.
fa Sunday Rrv. Wagner, ofthe Reformed
church, preached an appropriate sermon to
the Junior Order of Michanics, an organiza
tion effected here about six months ago aud
numbering about io active members.
On the t;lst inst. Trof. Sanner, of Coutiu
eiice. will open a fail norma! in the Glade
Academy to continue tea weeks. He comes
with years of experience, being recognized
1 as first class iu bis profession. Those con
templating teaching, especially, should avail
themselves of his instruction.
C.
Pennsylvania Railroad to tno Sea
ahore Secood Select Excursion.
The iiecoiid of the Pennsylvania Railroad's
series of select excursions to the seaside re
sorts cf New Jersey occurs 00 TUurjday,
July 24tb. The point embraced n the
tickets are Atlantic City. Cape May,
Ia City, or Ocean City, anyone of which
may be chosen. The Jerser Coast was nev
er more attractive than it la this season, and
there was never so much to amoae and en
tertaia the visitor, nor s tLere any possible
way in which all the pleasures of seashore
life can be more thoroughly enjoyed than
through the medium of these select parties.
A special train composed of day parlor
cars and day coaches, will leave Pittsburg
on the date mentioned, at 8 01) A. M and
ran through to Philadelphia, arriving at
"10 P. M. The night will be passed in
Philadelphia and the party will take regular
trains to the seashore next morning.
Passengers from Piltsbarg, East Liberty,
Irwin, Uniontown, Copuellsviile. Scottdale,
Stonerville, Greensburg, r Johnstown may
take the evening trains leaving Pitt-burg fur
Philadelphia at 4:110 and r. 10 P. M , and
proreeil to the shore the r.ext morning.
The first of these excursions was a grand
success and similar good fortune is predicted
for the ethers.
The excursion rate from Johnstown is
and a special leaves at 11 'XI A. M.
Any special information in regard to these
excursions may be obtained by addressing
T''omas E. Watt, Passenger Agent, West
ern District, Hi) Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg.
Highest of all ia Iaveaiisg Power. TJ. S. Gov't Report, Aaj. 17, i33(j.
are
wheat
Mt. Moriah Ite'ms.
The English sparrows and blackbirds
doing considerable damage to
fields.
Philip C. Mowry was thrown from a frac
tions young horse and badly injured, one
day last week.
The wttait is well tilled, but it is standing
very thin on the lields. and b) not nearly so
heavy in the straw as last summer.
Mrs. W. S. Horner has been seriously il
for several weeks, and for a time her life was
despaired of. She is now, however, on a
fair way to recovery.
Haymaking and harvesting is all the go
now. The hay crop is not as large as last
season, but the bay that has iieen made thus
far is better than last year's crop.
Cherries are ripe and the pickers are plen
tiful, but berries are scarce. Rjspberries are
ripe, but scar e, and the diligent housewife
sadly impiires. " what shall 1 use for pies?"
" What is the matter with the bees ?"
nearly evety bee keeper asks. They say this
lias been apparently a fair summer for bees,
yet they show but little honey, and have
been swarming so very little.
Our farmers bad expected that they would
be very lonesome after the spring elections
were over, and the f stive candidate would
no longer be abroad. But it was not the
case, as they have had too much hard work
ever since to feel lonesome.
" Hot weather? Yts, very hot 1' So every
body says, in spite of the prediction of the
weather prophets ail spring that we would
have a cool summer ; giving as one reason
that nature never errs, but provides for
itself. As it provided no ice, a very cool
summer was predicted, and no necessity for
ice.
ttlt'ASlOXAL,
The Public Will Appreciate It.
The public are indebted to the Royal Ba
king Powder Company not more for having
perfected and preared a leavening agent
that is pure and wholesome beyond a ques
tion than for its exposure, so -boldly made,
of the numerous impure, adulterated and in
jurious articles that are sold under the name
of baking powder, bread preparations, Sic,
throughout tiie country. In making these
exposures the company has, of ourse, made
itself the target for ail sorts of counter at
tacks, but the animus of these attacks bag
been rfectly understood by the general
public, and by their very virulence have
served to more prominently call attention to
the good work ofthe " Royal Company."
Ordinary adulterations such as are found
in a iTee, spices, etc , although they areswin
dles in a commercial sensev are often tolera
ted because they do not particularly alTect
the health of the consumer. But wben aa
article like baking powder, that is relied
npon for the healthful preparation of al
most every meal, is so made as to carry high
ly injurious if not rankly poisonous ele
ments into our daily food, it is the duty of
the public authorities to take cognisance cf
it.
In this tight for pure food made by the
" Royal " Company, it is to be noticed that
the most trustworthy scientific authorities
are emphatically upon its side. In all the
contests of this company witli the alum apd
other impure baking powders, the result bas
proved that every statement made by the
Royal Bilking Powder Company, both as to
the purity of its own and the adulteration of
other baking powders of the market, was
fully authorized by the most competent
chemical and medical authorities of the
country.
In this contest two facts have been pretty
conclusively settled In the minds of the pub
licthe first that the Royal Company baa
found the means, and uses them, to make a
chemically pure article of food : and the
other, that the market is full of poisonous
alum and other adulterated baking powders,
which, no matter how strongly endorsed by
" commercial " chemists, are to be studi
ously avoided.
A pure baking powder is one of the chief
aids to the cook in preparing perfect and
wholesome food. The recent controversy in
the press has left it no longer a question with
those who desire purity and wboiesomemss
of food, what baking powder they shall
note.
Meyersdale Normal Institute.
A drill school and " Summer School of
Methods " for teachers and others. Next
term will open July 21, 11. Students from
all sections of the county are invited to at
tend. Expenses are quite low. Write for
catalogues and circulars to
J. D. Mies, Meyer siale, Pa.
At Fisher's Bookstore.
A nice line of Baby Carriages at Fisher's
Book r tore. City boarders and temporary
sojourners can rent baby carriages at Fish
er's Bixik Store. This is the place, also, to
buy Hammocks, Novels, Magazines, Re
views, and other reviews, and all kimls
ofircading matter, either light or heavy.
This large and haud.some establishment is a
general resort for literary people, and people
of all sorts. You will do well to every day
make a habit of" dropping in" to
Fisher's Book Store.
A Plague cf Toads.
WtttuMtrorr, Pa., July 1.!. The sensa
tion of this city at preent ia a toad visita
tion. There are millions of the hoppers
alwiit the size of a grain of corn, that cover
the streets and sidewalks of the city.
Threw the Child Into the Crate.
Whiklimm, July 10. A big sensation was
caused here this evening by the arrest of Pr.
II. Ib Baguley, William Carter, a business
man, and Miss Aggie Poet, a daughter of K.
Post, of West Alexander, Pa., on a charge of
mnrder. The warranm were sworn out by
Miss Flossie Gribbie. oflhi-t city, wbo says
that on Febraary last F.. Post brought his
daughter from West Alexander to this city
and left her at William Carter's house. The
girl was to become a mother, and Dr. Bagu
b y was called in on the l!th of February.
A child was born, which the doctor killed at
the recjiiest of the mother, and Carter burn
ed the body in tfie grate ia the room.
Miss Post and Carter were arrestee! at
Post's house in Wst Alexander this even
ing, and were brought here on the 10-.'JO p.
m. train. Dr. Baguley was pur. under arrest
aliout 10 p. m., and about midnight the lat
ter was admitted to bail by Judge Campbell,
ofthe Circuit Court, who got out of bed for
the purpose. The hearing is set tor 4 p. m.
Fridav.
DIED.
LIC'HTY. Oa Monday. July 14, I s!), at
Detroit, Michigan, i'r. Edward Liciity, in
his Gist year.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
-OF
ALUABLE REAL" ESTAT
E
No. I.
BV VIim'E OF ORDER OF fLE, Urn-l
oat of thtM-Tphaurt' emit f smi'rx't roumy,
Ia. ni tt me airtfiwi, I vii vxy? to ut
iti:iif- outcry, &t lite Jotiv &ue, iu Meynruuc,
i'a., uu
5.1 TCRDA Y, A CG US T 23, '90,
at 1 o'clock p. ra., the foUor.fni; i1e,-rilvt(. Heal
E.ta!. lute tue property of Emamn'l La iiiy, Uo-(-i-u.-nl,
via :
I'sv., eviioininir taint ut A!.a;n:cr Miinive, Ja
rit) iwr. Henry I). Savior. K:nrjui M. Berk
!ev. n,nl tthprs, rontaaniut; r,.:1 swrefl, nnrt i-r
If. Ttiis x the h-mtrftteft-ri f m of Enmni!-1
Liflity, iitniMtl, n.iii Ilia tnerejuerw;teii bire
twofttury frUnine
DWELLING HOUSE,
a in raining twelve mm an! jrrxxi cellar, a Iitrtre
htuk bam. imiho-sisfs, two ginxi orchard", tx?oi
leu;. waier, lc
Mr. O A certain tract of land situate
' vJ iu Summit Town-kip, Som-rMi
County, Pa., adjoining iand of Win. H. Zmall.
Aanm CoIm-t. Kinmmei Al. ioVriiley. ?itr'e Wor
ntr, lion with ot Mfyorvtale. and other, nmtain
ing 47 art-w iUil ,"m rrh?. mitrv or iej. yu:n r
t iiie risrht of way of : lit P. & c. IL R. over -4111
Uiwt. Thi triil u exceUiiil tariuai ami
grazing ;-u.-p-
A certain Tot of munI fitiiato
in Meyerwlale fWowfffi. Comity
and Stax' aforesaid, known on the ninu of "aid
ton a as lot No. inmttna tit feet on H:xh iiMt
ami extending smc mdlh 1JQ teel U x'h
atrteL
Tbe foilturine pan-els will be exTMiw 1 to stle in
fmiii of the Court Hous, ia rkinwrsct, 1'., mi
THURSDAY, AUGUST 21,
A: 1 o clock p. m.
No. 4.
No. 3.
;90,
A certain lot of ground -iitnate in
tbe Borougn ol -si-meTN- ijotm-
ty and State aforesaid, on tiie Sou-ib tide of Mmn
tr-et, frouuiiK uu the mnie a hrCiidth 4f fortv
tbree feet, and extend;ng bark of same brtsadi,
a UiMstnctMif IT: fei't, wiih riirbt of w,tv from a
triot street nonnward to Lsitnemu cLar':U, aud
k;itwn as tbe
" CENTRAL HOTEL "
l'riertv. TTiU propvrty ( centrailv iomtiM!,
coiniiHMlitms. ami iHitnif tn- lii built ht.tiH". in
the county. Suiialue Icr nMirience or IxMniini
hou.Hv'.
N C Two lots of -rro'ini sitimle in the
t-' . J. Homiiah sitin-Haid, ami kiioa u
on tht ut-acnii pUn tii'.HMiii 4.i an lot!" . ulT
ami .'t-H, au;t v:uu.i-i on the N.m-.!i (t bv
Main Htieet. on the Emn bv -iijinji alley a th'u
Aititii 1 !J M bv Patriot rc?c: ol on the Wot
by lot of Harriet V. Wooilev, known as tae Mill
ITBpenv."
TERMS:
Ten percent, of tJie nurehase money to bo paid
wheMi property w knocke! 'town ; balance of one.
third when ded i deltvereL aud 011e th.nl in
1 year, and mie-third in iyenrfn.m iate of deetl.
lunferred payment! tw--ecnr.fi ty jiKltnaeiu on
the property, wiitt inUre?.t. Fi-s-itn on A:ril t.
1''1. Aii crop now imwiiiv on the Land here of
fered are reerveil. and the ritfht to iw winter
w beat the ctHaunsf fail u alM Knerred to tin; ten
ants. At the same lime, vix :
SA TCRDA r, A CG 13U0.
At ireyer!ale, I will OiTt r-it ptihiic .i'eeveTi-
ty H:ttre of the irrfrrreii y4nri' of The Rev-tone
lal c'oTnpanv, and twenty h.-tre 01 the eifncion
.-lock of Mftd torapa.iy. TEliMH CASlL Tar
Value ot stck la 8-n ier snanr.
IlARVtY it. BERKT.KY,
July 13. Trustee.
o
KPIUS;
COUIiT SALK
OF
Valnph id BdqI Potato
I U1UUU1U llULUUOlUL
i.
.0.-
Iu tiie esl.tte itf Jnhn Wevcr, rtro'rt,, bite of Paint
Ttmtwhip, Aimeniei Conniy, Fa.
BY VTRTrf! "I Ha onlerof !e Iwnwl nut ofthe
'TphAux' t'ourt irf .SfKnermi '-'cmtitv, I'a., there
will be eJtikaK.il to , ulilic Kale oa the premise, on
FRDIAY, AUGUST 8, 1890,
at 2 o'elork p. m., tbe following dtsrribed pieee
of land, yt ; A tract of nine ac-rew ainl eih:y
three nerche in Pant Towninip rSotmrHt Conn
tv. P nljomin; nmdi4 of Jan-ob Meaver. tbe
pultltc mail alaiar to s.-al f Luvel. and the bume
farm of said John Wearer, decvaaed.
t-5TESMS CASH.
JnlyO.
CATHARINE WEAVEB.
AdtainiHtraLni tuij Tnimuttee.
DjIIXISTRATOG'S notice.
Ijnaieof Aniln-w TTnover. deeM . late of Broth-er-,
niiev Twp.. Simetxet IA. Ha.
Letter, iif ibluutimnuiou on the al.fve enate
haviiiv bevn irrauivit bi tbe umlerMirnvd by the
nf-ioer aiit'iority, nmiee u hKrehv nven u all
perMmsinielned to Maiil mate to make immedi
ate payment, anJ thiH haviii)ri:Ia:m rucAinri tiie
name will prvwnt them -luiy iiiheii:iint.;i ir
ettieraent no Huuniay. tue il itajr of A'ig., LhoU
at Uu: lata restaeiici: o iieed. '
jaS'E HoovEa.
Inia. A'lauulstratur.
ABSOiiTTELY PURE
er
THE PEOPLE'S STORE,
Remarkable Bargains in
FIFTH AVENUE. . PITTSBURGH, PS.
Sweeping Reductions !
TV- are .leterniine,! U c!.e np all SrRlJK 15D SD1IEB 00DS at 5 r.-cs
that will maii: a hv Boior tra wiil nte a few of otir ciany barr.iiriH! :
F!'E ED'DEED Pieces 2T Satine-.. BetHcetl to 1 1 e.
THREE ' " loc. Fine (iinghams. EeJoced fo Iw.
t)S K " " je.Sunh.i:. " .
. SKVEVTY FIVE " il i India f-ilis. - -
Fit TY " j"c loresa Uxxls, " " c.
THIRTY-FIVE - il ii " - " C".
GLOVES, HOSIERY, AND SUMMER UNDERWEAR REDUCED.
OUR CLOAK DEPARTMENT.
WHITE SUITE,
GIN. HAM
9jt:'e
VHAPIEH3,
52 30 to Fourth Graiie.
4 25
5 00 " -1
00 " 14
DRESS GOODS
3ra.Iia Unlorear, Jerseys, fi'trt Wawts. Blwier-. Jacket.-;. Surnnier
Shawl.-, all at Low Triee-?. We will fill your orlora by mail protuj-.ily.
A large lot ot :J5-Inch. nearly all wool, TlilFED DRKiS GOODS
marke-l lo'-i ' -iaT to 1 l-Ue, were sU at 5.e. TLi-j is the Liir-rest
12 l-ile worth ever .h-oIJ by u.s nr anybody eLe.
One lot 3-S-incli GRAY M0IIAIUS, marked down to-eL.7 to 2.m
Woold beciieap at 4K j
One lot .lo-ine'i Extra Fine Dill LLI AN TIM JIOirAIIrf; cleirant !
shades of u ray and brown mixtures: were irap'trted to sell at We
have marked them to cIo.e out at M l-Jc. No better bar-rain in Ameri-!
ca in Dress Good.-. !
About 1" pieces single-widtli all-vord filled Dress Good', excel-'
lent .style-land desirable colors: ordinary sell from FJ 1-2 to loc. a!
a vard. We have nvukeu tnem l''c. 1
One lot of d'tulde-wi.idi medium and Dark Gray ALFACA Smarked l
down to-day from 2 1-2 to l-'5e.
."O-im.-h ali-wol tine English Snltimrs. nc-at little lirht plaids to make
1 s-tylisli and d ura 1,- travelin-' suit, marked down to c, re-mlarly sold j
it l and 1."I."j a yard. Thee are some of our tce;al Iiai'vrains. !
In FAN' Y I'IMv-.h to il t, 1 N'w!iii-i, inui lii!i-o)t tirencii auii ermaii Im-;
i r-Ort!l l'rv.fia jl. vt !.:iv Hi;tn,.iiipi.ati the pril l's ti) wind up ti' dimmer reaon' b'lm-
j ness. X'wavn on L.tncJ. a iari:e loie of v'ti-im ami Ut-'liT nilnretl Fahriiat of ail iL-MTiptior.s i
' for street ami -vpiui;tr wear. '.; choice ii" s ia KLA'.'K.S and Oil.: i-i in all the best 1
I'LAIN F.llitlll S u.1 iownt c:j.:i prices. You can save monev hv runnn-r to the Ires ,
(nHis I;.'i.urtini'nt. CAMP3SLL & DICK. !
35 Fifth Avenue. PITTSBURGH, PA.
The Conemaugh Valley
FURNITURE COMPANY
Hare always ou hand a Iar-re and well selected stock of
ARTISTIC AND i GOOD : FURNITURE,
AT KEAS0XABLE rKICES.
Ce'droom
Farlor Suits in
I89O. I89O.
IIZCON'D ARHtVAL OF
tiits in anti'pie Oak, Walnut. Cherry, ifce.. from $:- up.
Good, well-made Dedste-.i'ls.
11 woods, eliirantly upholstered, from iW up.
Sideboard.- ia Oak. ie.. with jn-xl glass, from
Refrigerators of best make.
Every n-qnsite for the comfort and convenience ofthe Lome.
Estimates Furnished Free.
Mrs. A. E. Uhls
SPRING AND SUMMER
NEW goods GOODS ! Are You Going to Bui a Use or Barn ?
John V. Wonders,
Wm. F.
Burr; raff.
Ill Clinton Street, Johnstown. Pa.
ConHi.-tin,,' of all the nrw arnl !a"-Ht irab'i'
Summer Dress Goods,
In Flack and Colored Silks and
Clack and Colored Cae
:rs ia4'
and 40 in., all the. new shades.
Fancy Combination Drcs Fat to in?,
in new shade-.
HIORT FRCFITS AND QUICK SALES."
KE GOODS! i Tin
A!' Aicii- tiie IJne.
i Till.- ISCi
!
3S.h; T.'i'S EZTSXE HTO1.K OP '.
Flain and fancy Dre.-s Go
descriptions and styles,
down prices.
of ail i
wav
New lide of .'bo-inc!i CacLini'-re Oin-!
bres, the handsomest lot of (ioo!s
in the market.
Our Leader,
::The Crown Satine,::
"i'i dilfcrent
tiie Iiarel
-tyles to select from
jmcst Satino made.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Tin, Iron, and Steel Hoofing,
Spouting, Valley J, Gutter', and all kind -and
Sheet-iri'n Work. Scroll Doors and Windows,
Milk and Cream Cans. Building antl Siieetin.' F:i !
ep LadtJer-J, and all kinds of House FurnLshimr G'd.
Fumps. Sewer-pipe, and Clay Stove Fipt. Tl:e : I.'.i .
Cookinj Stoves and Rans ia die County, i;idudi,')i the fa i:.
Golden Grain and Rcimlator Cooks. 1 new?tvle 1 a:.d ne
Consistiu.z of .siiaranteod Black I CopjK.Uo Ran-es. AI-o a new ILin .the - Va'I.n- Njvekv."
ess Siiks. Colored Silks. Surahs, j
L ill aud see it. He Jl not oe und-'r-o!-Repairs
for Stoves of all kiad . are furuislied on short notice.
tali in. wuetuer you wi-'i to imy or no
Re-pee tfully,
P. A.. SCl-IEL,!..
Dry Goods,
! Dr.:
"Watered Silks. Silk warp Henrietta
Cloth, at H, SI. 15. $L-o, $i..:o,
and $.60 a vard.
SiIk-tiLii.shed ad-wool Henriettas
4o-ineh. TOe.. S"e. and $1. 40 inch,
at 40, "0. and CO cents.
t
Tournam-'iit Cloths, ia Flaitls and
Snipes, at lo. 11 l-l and lo cts.
Ju.-t ihe thini-for a nice Sum
mer Dress.
New lot of ;bi-ineh Fereal. in new
and Fancy Colors. Any rpiantity
of Indigo Flue Calicos, all
new figures. The lar-rest
and most complete line of
Lace Curtains,
Cy the pair or by tbe yard we have
ever had the pleasure of show
in vr. .aid at prices that w iil
astonish you ail.
riain and fancy Colored Screens,
and Curtain Poles of every de
scription. Great banrains in
Corsets. -Our Jewel.'1
price 8."c, reduced to
ooe, Don't fail to
tret one.
Table Linens,
Towel.;, Napkins,
Laces. Handkerchiefs,
Stockin'Z. Gloves. Rucliintrs.
Silk Mits, Kid Glove--,
Hamburg Edirinirs. to.
RiBBONS"'
ail! Unit we .ire im.itiuL-U"'!'- lu'.t'l'i'iar.crs. j
-OUR NOTION STOCK :::::: I
is full of New (foods. Thousands of i
yanls 01 tie: jo-s taueoes at .oc.
N'ew (Finirhams at 00. Wool
and Cotton Carpet Chains of
all kinds. A full line of
New Dress (Jinvrluims, in Fluids, at
8, 10 and 111 cents. New Zeph
vr Giucrhams, at loc.
A beautiful line of :W Inch Cash-1
meres at - and 21) cents. j
Handsome Fluid and Striped i
Goods, to make np Combinations, j
from 2 ") to 50 cents. j
A line of Bei-tes. and a variety of j
noveltv sH.ithv.rs, 1
A lar-re line of Dr--s.- Gir.liam:
at 8. 10." 12. 15 and 20 cents!
Satteens, 8, 10, 15 and - cents.
ChaUies. and a -rri'at variety of
Sprir.-rand Summer Wash Dresses.
A Complete line of i
WHITE GOODS,!
Including Lawns. Nainsooks. Fancy
- White Goods, Hemstitched Fiona- i
i
cimrs. a larvre varietv Ilaniburrs ;
and Laces, Iice I'loimcintr-, j
Table Linen-- and Covers, !
Towels and Narkins. A
large line of j
FINE LACE CURTAINS,
From 5' cents a pair up. .- yds.
Curtains, 60 cents a pair. Scrim,
5. 6. 7. S and H cents a yard,
lied Spreads, from 50 cents.
Corsets. Waists, &c. A lar-re
line of guaranteed Kid
Gloves at $1. Silk" and
Lisle Thread Gloves,
n 99
3- sl H ii
V.tAJM,--' ''-''"!' r-1
Is
3t
1 in i T
mm
lUJjJJri
A I500K CASE
. er
SP
T (O V 1
Ijtr rnii'Te!! to r-,nt.i:n a nil xss,r?-rr.fi-.t
of 'n)k.-. Kini-thtHi in -i-ijn.i!.!
style . nm-tMnt tn nr ri::i. M.t li
of oa Jtt: 'ie. or l.;th efutttrj tint.-I..
TI.; 1. i'jm tan pfnim-e lor !.w
pru . Pi itylif rxit 'ip to ilate. V
Lave 1 i!.ig ether patterns "if tf" -t
mak'H an-i vl-i. that cunni t fail to
ex, i ini-hwl ia oali. i:li"rry ani n- '.-
ranv. lut our 1r-'t ,' net nil
with iVoiilt cast-9. Wiil !iov a nicHt. iiin;
piete auM-rtment of iverythiote lniinir;.n
to the furnitnrw bmine. Kxtfr-i.oi
TabI-, Chamber arvl I'artrr Su;tc. FmM
inif roV:.. Kasv (.'haip-, Iattr-i ami
."priniiH, Hat lt.iek., 5!:rmm, t'rta.ri.
.-iile!o;r'i-. I.'hijiiniers. Warlpjl", t'ai
ineK I'arlor Tabitnt, IttH'tinin (.'hair.
Curtain I'o'es, Otlice Itric, anvi il:i-tj
Chairs.
John Henderson, Johnstown, Penn'a.
Executor's Sale
of
m Seal Estate
andKid Mitts for
Ladies and
Children.
A lanre line of vruaranteed fas
StockiniTJ for Ladies ami
BV VI!.TTE 'f the au'horiiv fivTi m in the
la.-t '.!; ainl tHUtm-iit of Liclwii-k ,nlnvr.
li.-cH'l. '.alt to' ii tl.TMin TnuTLHtiip. H.,in,-(Hiet
Cuiiiicy. Pa . I -v-.:l nx;iw.' Iu public utx tin;
pn-.tui-i"). ou
FRIDAY, AUGUST Tj, ly.'o.
foilnW-iiii; Ii.H.:n! fl ri
A
DMiyisfTKATEIVyUTK'tl
ijtaieof WiiHfim J. Hi .nbothaiH, !:4 .f ( oti-tlutoi-v
Bniirti. vWftnerH tHimv. '.
Letters ol ttm:nv-iritiiun on tliei-v-tt1 hur-
mh(ritT, notice li htrvhy :vra u4il prrniniH
intlf.jtvi t aii ?-rAt u make imrai -t-t i'
mnt, ait Hum uv;nif ctKinit y.u -;r.t
mt?nt on or l:inf .-niur-lnv. Sn,y L. ivm. a; n
rt"nie(t iti Ihe A'tmit-tntr.x :a F'!;riir,
Aii'tiMm Twp., Mmfpi ! . H.
ALICc K. UMNRC'TifW.
A'i.'Ht.l-U! ': i.
I
DMIMTRA TOR S NOTICE.
at 1 o'clut p. hi.,
-ettUiie
;b
Ch
ac.
! No-1. .
f. A t r ii
1 -in 1
I 'hi tin ini ;:!.
iti niii .u
BUTTER ICK! ! PATTERNS
dren, from 10 cents up. Also,
Fancy Colored Hose. A
complete line of new style
Dress Trimmings and
Vandyke Foiuts and
other St vies, and
RIBBONS,
To match sliaiios of Dre- sooUs. all Cheap.
The Sprinij St.M k of
M-I-L-L-I-X-E-R-Y-G-OO-D-S
T :ie jOTUt-"'.,
011 tue Ujiii;r-t-'urz Jt '
j -imrH'l au.i W ttiiioreijiMti it -iimi--, ,m.jiiinr.ir
I -jm1 arr iw-rwr ie-s. ! at i.ifr. aui Hit
j rct well t;:Mrrr!. U;ii.ii:ir Hii..-- oi i-iivul
i SiiHiiii Hurry b.ilier. liuitt tVi H, W m. Kitrn-f.
j l'!n;;p i ritlwm ?!iii!it, anl oilier, witti a
of Jin J IUt. !,i:c 4r ti ft
PU.nn.ij'l, rflUTM tl if . i
lUfT -4 .tur-.Si-e-Ai.fMi tiif . - ; ..tr,
h . 1 1 if lott-n yr,tiiU-ti l tlj T.nlTi '.-i l.V tr
r-n-rt A'.th..i . a - w Ii-k' i; t
M"r.!t .-I. '! .. -(: t-ij-- .1. ' .
TVrl Xf.urt if 'hMnL o,
mVELLISG HOUSE A
DMIXI.STIUThi.V .. iTICE.
tnnk m, rtaMif, u'l iiittu:ri:ai.-, th-ui -eft
teH. rtit tarni is . a 2"1 taii of ruluva-
tuu. ;;h an aimn-ijun; ol li't.tofi and ytu !
Li:re lor xr.iziiu -nuif. .uui -x yotiuv app'e iMi h- j
ani ; siiaar tump uh ri:r v j wiil
tt itn tiie tit mi, 1; 'Icsirttl, s
i
A tm-1 "ot 'a:vl in ani trWTiiiip. !
kuuwa -llm -I'MiL; -imw Ynrtn " j
cnLa:oi(i'. !oi inon or a'rv .;tar, j
ami th? r-t -rii un:--rt-ti. aJinuiiir .an!? i A. j
B. ilo-.t irl. Kiias Kih-in wmijfj Hvitvr. Miwni t
Cilx-L in'! ot:ir-. w-:rfi a ut tiaiiiL Ltweintur j
I iioi;-t?, Imrn. tit't 'MithiiJoJiii-," tnn--n ent:tl.
! Tin? farm weil w tii-ri. ani vrtl ailatVvt u
th? raiciuirot' th-ri" if.cjf n ahiinttHntt (' i
No. 2
fc.u.;t? rff rafjmer IC. 'rnmr. " ! . ia.: ,f
Muio:-i-.? Twp.. tttni n . Pa.
L?tlrr of Ainui)ilrui:o3 on tn ai-.. pi.i'
havutjf icra:iii-vl to ii. uni-T-i(ri. .i i.r i,,
pnir authority. uoii t i hrrci r z:v t ti
;rnii imicotI t nni (f4-u- Ut loh nnintOi-jt-
pttymii!. anoi tii having t'sm fur..t
th mi in w.il prtfiit Tht-:a nr.'.y itn.niitH:",
for eulnwnt Tfoin-irtv -.' A ijni Hi...
I. tU it: ial rei'tent:e ut tac tie ch-p-I, ::i
siJ Ujwn.iiip.
XaUV M' X til I r. r;.VKif
J----A A'ini:..'.trT;rt.t.
Is larre. rntbmoiriic ewiythinir nw and !
it,"Tnt. lii-a lrnirtrijtnt ii Lii! an-t rn : litiii u-x tl.ci-f.ii
i-h -ari 1 b low. A rhpun 3in at Pmu1 Vni t
ami dimmer Jackets. A full atixk of Wool
on hand. TIlC Metropolitan Fattem j Linen m1 cotton tart I hain.
rleet can be laid monthly, free ;
rratis. Cull and ;'ot t!ie N'c.v j
styles in Fine Goods. New Coods 1
of every description at bottom pri-1
PARKER & PARKER'S, i
MRS. A. E. UHL
Huc-iliin! rjt-h.'H rhu lt 'lav nf Ap-J. Wt. at
n'Bii-h tiim. tin.' '1 he !t',:vr-I , ihtf .i-
aii'-r in to'ir nM:,i iinr.uai paymenu fnm April
1. IV-l. -.vmioat iiittfTt-t, t.il 'l;ie. After tu i-tj
; nn exivaw an? aii pa i, t'nv wi-low hail r-
vu ti-.i inl.'ixl 101 1 h rn .iniiv rtn ' h 1 r4
! burins ht-r hrVirH'-. a;il af her i-ntn th; princi- j sott k ., Artorueyi.
i Mt to tt ta:-l u tii? h- ir ot" t ;: if?a'rl. P-it- !
llu of wiliiam (Ut, .W it. lute of ii .J
iwafnip. -ncpt oiin'v.
Ittep of AiiotJi-.:ntuin on tjtr arj. v '--fife
baviMf be- 4rajii?i tin nnil-r.-j:i;i! -tv -;,e irtl
(rr ut;wr!ry . iit.cr l neivv irv n Ui nn.r
ml?.U-l 4 t&tl M:lt ft) m-(" ItBKI-fi .i'c 'm
m i-t, a:il tiwr hv,n-r ,-Uimt a.'n.ii': rr'n?
nw pnr4?uc tlifia l:i;r antiieuucn-tt-fl iir
cttlemciit oa nturrtny th 'av ci J ny,
at tht? Korawoul Houv. in t!i iuwui of klu-a-w.a-t.
-T. ALiihKT Vi : i
A'timi.itmLr.
A
UDITOrrsi NOTICE.
A
rniTons NOTICE.
At an t)rvaiw h'''-l :ti mifT'?. pa., an
tlnr jm of .tity. ;:. r :he Unoraite lue
Jiio!-w tlii'n.'-:f, tin liinit ri!frn:'i A;iii-(or wa
ilniy appomU'il Ut jvs uim ex.tiriis, Jim. tn
fat-w aifl voitat a diMnbiitmn ot rh (mult in 'ha
hanUotT5. S. K'.t.M-U, A.lmr. h Anas Imnt Ptiv-r
diM't-ji-vJ, tw ami aaujQ litoxe leiraliy enutlei
lh-T;ti.
ltenir rv!s nrte that h t'f!i attend tn th?
dittut of tiie a;Kv appin!meiil on Thiirlay,
77th. ly. .M iii.- or1"ic. m SoTncrI. 1 .
wiit!B an'l when uii prxoiu iii:le'ic(l taii ait cud
if they tliiuic proiwr.
J. R. snTT.
A it Ji lor.
In th? -a:e of Boniamtn Stu!?t. ilrt'casj-fi.
, At an itrphan .'urt h?iil at imp-t on th
j h -hir of Mhv. 111, xuf ujiiiTitfii 't wan 5uiy
aitxi:;!(:fl Anttitor t moi a iivtr;ht.tim of tiie
! ( ui'J in the hai:t.- of W:il!sm H. (. k Adtninii-
tratoroi" il?.vtleiit, to til aim ma t ;ite leiral
ly iit;:li'(i thertc, hnby iv? ntii(? thai tm
wiil atttnil ! iiie -lut; of th aiv? a:poitit
mnton W-hitiaT, Ji:!t j:.. lv.-. it tiu 'iiln-c m
SttitH, iJa-. whvu and wncrt ail perma ta
V' rubier! an attenU
F. J. KOOSEH,
juU: Auditor.
A
CDITOR-S X' TICE-
intiil" i. te orv.i oy riilnint inii. n tn- 4 loI T " Th;TT T( ir-'ni vat-'..
I prv-nomrJ. l. o ir c-ut. of ..- entir---Hirr-liM - -."-.."..- .-vnu..
llJ ou "r -- w : fauiaof Lewi, Jf S.atlrr. -i.- .J. Ute ,,
IWK,.r fHirhiT i.,f,r-ia:i.o Mrw H. fable. ,tJ,w? l"""'n- "'"-t . ft.
; ... U1C U.l.i." HT!"l I il -
I pnnwr .inlixr-.ty. twitw-ff i ht-r. - n,n u t.l
i pernoc-. iu.ii bt:i to -aul e-Ut b, .nai rarwi .
( tM -iv,n,)r .U1 . k... -
I - j mainte irinM the aiu wiii uwui t.: ti .!
oinnt..-ui Siriunni( un -nrir Ui'. A .
ihi tli rvrenUHv-H, or j.
Somcrn-t.
..:n ii. ( Ui, aer atujrurr, al j
H.VERir
GARDNER.
i-)-utnx.
E
XECTTOR' NOTICE.
ihe A.tai!iii.-uaur. ia
A
UDITOU'S NOTICE.
tStlt iar. ''" Ailmr,- ami Tnwir arraunt pte-
Mfnte-l to f wtrt for romiriiuuifm.
Ami now, st:i of Mr, on motion of H. L.
Baer. K.. Atmrny fur tli Almint.trator thi.
( nii-1 iiin. u i'. c.iiiiom. K-j.. A'i iitor. ii
di-tribiiifttv f-.imi ;n theii.tmls oi'tlii? Ailtniniift.
tralor u aul suimo: thir iegailyeuioiitMi thcreuj.
So-n-TS't fi.utT.
Extnu-. Srum t'Ue R-oitn!. f erri M Tils SI. no.
JAi oB Jo. S A ANJJ, ifrk.
Bv virine t,f the Vim' .inniuumien;, notir? i
hen ii" a-lvt-n Unit I i'l m;t u nil.-ini U) !tie li
tiHH tiiTinf at mr n!-'.;-1 in Sc.:nr-ict. Pu.. on
Tiiiir-i'"". tiif ' .'Hi i'iiv of Jujy. 1.- ft at IilwVio?
a. f" "' wiifW a.1 lrrHoius intcre.t-il may
aiU-u.lit Itsey uiiui rnii'r.
I 'Z. COLBORV.
Aotiitnr.
i,-iati' or r..iKta yny. ni-r it.. mt or Lowr
J'-irryt rowii3ni;. HjniTMr. 4 .mnlv-. Pa.
Lt-'.tvr tHHttjimeiitar, on ',v,. ctte bar
inir iiffti u;t-tl to ! iiiii'i.-HtiriH'.l hr tQeim-
er !tlior.:,-. Hutu-- L-- hervli. uivn to uii pi-xm
liiitvoUHi to Haiti e-lat ut uitiii iiunieiliMttf Dav-
iri tiie eta ot jatin wrfi--.. nHtHjt. f mtnt n:vt ,:ii-? nri itit cimm, ir iitfman'b
Tlavinir iwt-n .iPTHionleii hy tni? Orriimiw' onrt 1 avniiiHt tiicnam.- will prtrt iu-m lnly AULorn-
of PMmietxt Cirtinlv. 'Aitiiurti ntate an 'ount. I t.ciut-1 for urniemtrttt on Thurntiay, Anif. T. "jo.
t)i tiie wiilown' ilim er. iwfrta.n ailvaiKvim-m-, j t ti.e ortii-fot . H. Jtuhiuxs. Exi., la the Bor-
an.l mtiki-ii?r.bmion to an'l mn than? imi- i oniUof L fsi.ia,
lv ntiile. tnrpto. ' in the ita:e of Jm.b tifr-, J' SEfll OCLmt.
key. iaie p.iint 'r.iwT.-hip. 'li-M-'t. niHic- m ; fc'itcuior.
hereby rven ttint I will ttrnil Ui tb iiutii- of j Srcitt il !v, AttomfT-i.
nan! ni:..imnn-rit t mr t.aice in SnnfrKi, Pa., j .
ou tuunuuiv, Jtuy l-yw.
W. II. ErPPKL.
July Auditor.
A
t'DITCR'S NoTiCI-1
DMINLiT5AT0R'-i NOTICE
i-ute iif Antin Itrunr;' late of Rmtiiersralicy
T'0 , .-.MHtiDWl P.. ttc ol.
Ia"!?-" of Atiuiii cratom on tiir bove .At
hmviu bt-ffn srnatU to tne "inlctirnd by the
profter amlHimv. n.tiiH im hri'!,y sivn to nil
wT-Hovs intleiui V hu( tl to make immeili
iliAte T-.-roi!it. ami ihow bavitiz cUaniM rural un
tbe wine wili litv-ieiit tlietn iluir ol bntn un-4
ft ,ettieajent ou .-iaiui-in?, Aiiuunt i.-ji), at Ui
resmeut-e ol Jacob i. ttraiit. i:i -u! Twp.
Ia'iH J. Bit A XT.
KE.NKV H. BKANT,
In the fourt of Com-
mm Pi-. .-t,,mT-x-t
' n. Pa. ivt ,i. l
) S.I. JS Sent, T. ioTL
i jitn. of ?nn fx rel
Isaae Ki-uiitiin; mi.l
t;r i-'rietii'.ne,
VH.
loiivrirk Frnllxe.
! Tbe nwler-ivniftl A irlitor aiiiHDinted b th-
fo'irt on tbe Jui 4t June. A. L).. ), - m lu
trthiitf the fn:i,l in tbe hul. of the fonimitb-e to
n.l !!'.. me ttxae iMtaiiy tm:."il thcrvto. bere
br ?iv.. not:!- that it Hit m lua ortiee lu tbe
Knp.ni'hol Somimel, Pa., ou A eliipla. the nix
liayofJulT. Ii. r the nnrmee of nttenilmit to
mr (i'i..w m wi aoTmninifKi rrriin luorit,
J, !-). at the reaiiiutiue .
-aid doroo-'b.
. A'itniui-Htriii.i..
Frl. W. Biewker. Altera v.
j XECTOR'S NOTICE.
' EUio of John W. n. ii. -.:. :e mt -a.i.bnrr
i Buroiixb Venn.!.
j Letters trttarnentarr on tbe rbor ett, hr
, mt bem K-Hiutei to the uniicrHiirni-'l bv- tne pro
per autnorty. noli.v h.-rt-nr j v-t in , ! u. r
w iniieo.e.1 ut nmiij eitie mae ..ii:v.-.!:fi
parmellt. nj tln. hor:n i-:!'n tn - -t l!ie
-tune U pnernt tliem -lnlr ainheiiTi.itti-il ;or --r.
Uenient. to Ibe nuii'iiHtdF-i, ,tn T oeniinv. o-iri-t
.", I.-e.l, at tae irile reii!ei4-e or iircea.Hil.
When xui her; tbeT wCl a:temt 'or ii.l .or
puc t'-ob f rvrs'';'ir.
FilANKLiM P. B-i !!V
hXe.-0-i.n.
L' AND WARRANT.
Wi'iiam Fj-vlf b ii,-l
( an appiieation -ith the SeeTHMry if r-u.-notl
J fun for a tramini tor -i -h of iauti .t'o-o--rt
I Napier Township. Ke.lfonl i.'iiintr, an.) ...bile
i Township, Soici-et ''otinty. mi cirmic :anii-i of
m.tt oclork p. in., wben au.i where ail par- Dmniei Smii , e-tate on the tt". 4t.putr,l jn4
T uea ia latere laaf aUeui if Ujey thiai pino-xtr. j between n:Te- , heir- m-tt r,f!f-i H.'elje
Ti I a, C H'oULHT, j on the South. Joan Darr t en tbeV.rb ,n 1
,r"- ' '''- --- - - - - "
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