J I ..J J 5 i lie Somerset "Herald. f V.i:oi..;E n. s,tll, E-rtor. i C SEPAt 1L J. f ta yi i -ew. .ut'K t jf , p crop-is " S- f.-een pirn is in market. J . tai.'. art Lij'.i p:-el. -j:-y aie-v- are ia n.i!H. l i, k'.-'oerry etiorti-a'kf now. - . tlie roervj-y for Iiv':i are threVtiin- wlieat. .h. pure dress t --v Jers. in.-iruaients at Sojder't drag .--e. S-'e lias M5 SoGttica of Ciinatian ;i-..av,.r. .;-.. and '.-.in brings at nyder'a s ... . .or ? '- I: .. .N ft a'.'i kin-is t John N. Snyder's .:r f Wu. E. ' !vr;:K'iiu;ut ia an , S . t cJun.n. .,. -r.-.wa:i U Z ..-.r-J-.-a product . f'.-: ,,v:-vtr-.:::.f..: -' : i v-m-;"'-- rv.e Lave on U-iJ 1 jr ti':.n'fr of pood i we wii": " iua:i?i:it to suit -r p-ioi-. very rea.-oiial.e. Yari II U Tx S PRC. 4 I--. - ,.,,-,:ffi- a '"-' may Wtier a rl - p 7..! '.."' tli '.': -r's so warm : . in"' t. kc t'ae'.r ere off of the I l:- not !: J-l'C w.at!..-r' s warm. -.1 -....I l.';fr.K' fv"1 writer w.iii :v'i: J vrt.iot l..i:.k wi'.'.Knit oi:r rccivintr I ::.(- i:-t!-.at :.i:r:.vta ft from year unto i jt": r-.ot i.': the wfttber's so warm. J -v; ,.tr.7i - "f le'ar.d. learn- :.r-..- fr..T-.j a tie' blwrir.? town ta- ..-.f.-l oi- s.n -orl-r-.a! package" '.; in 1 e 'T ' ''" and i.-.!t'..ef. !;.. it ss tst.lawful to sell -.',i:caur-- ;:.;n.r of !'" kind in Inland. 0 i ::.at ai.y vivu'ii tl.u-ordinance 1 1- tarred, f-a'.b.-rt J aad c.n.lu. u-d out V.-'i'sml'-k.-'. o!'...-rw:so -Kir.; ot tbe j :a,-y trareJ from 11 ton 10 "7ra'i..:-vi-dt:'ir- in -1 days, witii : s; -i:.!.:-: a cer.l f.-r f or rai'.ro! fare. Vr.'towaln.-r '' tba! be can jrird'.e tl:. .1. on tbe sar..e ctid:t:ou, in 1 - days. i-.w-enily tr.f-.-y. I Ticevil.r.-.:: :vr-"-! ';""'i: ctive' i are nany av. 1 : b it tbe use ot ' .,-,ir 1. --'j'vt :s .r:ite as ca:;irt-r- I.- in Avtrs IV: .s. b -aiver. the patient to a r.iid but e.rtv::vc a;-rnt. superior to ; rs. ef.-.ei..::- K-r faii..y use. T':e t,i!:.;n; t.sme.1 ;..:u- rer.iainin; in r p.;,.:;.-e h- i..nifrx-t wi'l be -ent to tbe ,-j .l Lf-t;.r if r.ot r-'.'.-.l for in ten fr. ru ti.is :ate, Jr.iy I' "- t e'. 1 'a:.k : .erbarat. Wru. B. : Kin- .' ralviti N. ; Mi'.'er. : Mj'to)ier. . . W.: Xirr.. Crr'.e ; I'.a-seo. l.'.ian ;" .;. Mary ii. J. --.ill K.LLLi:a, T. at. j u-..-i".e mat iiau.v ie-d in beat- a u:- p-a r.i,k,ld:-tbe sl-t b-x. He a b.' in the Coin and tben fast ; ,tJ U ;0 a u.a'.l t'-- k -red. He then - ppei tbe cUie. ia tbe s'ot s dirc ted by .eV.fuand drew cut tbe c:;ar. toeing uotbirf was t-.U W t!:e a.rw-..oi "bow wanv times one nickel cou'.d be J.i,vH in. be drew Ir, nkkel out and dwp ..i., fi.r..-' tbe -.nd time .e..;r.r-..:oora ut.t.i t.e eitrp;:e .,1 li- -.'be rt-t by tbe crowd ui.lii lie a i'r. -. i. ,,. 1 -;!-i er w: 1 av r-.'i.'.e-l to ;n-ion ;..r;:.e I ; .-. ''a lVn-ioti bio a;; rovd ytiierresi.ii-r.t.w.'.i b-iulto am that , ;a;;lls 1111 ler tbe new !it are l.keiy to -j.J.:v a i-i I' -fl'-''. l''1 .. ,;.:-:.,ner of IVr.-i-.-.'. m-i tt.e other v,1,--atuoft:,. ::.tter: "Tbe work ::!. M.Yid-'t.: uudir the new .: :.! ni .ve rt'..' t:? abreast of tbeo'.d J; w.:il ! ut; i-t to mak? claimants .:. j-r this 'iat.M a. ! '. and tAe their turn, -..n.-eadt.fp'tr.'r.itbe !.r caw W.ind ret we w..! t n w...-k o: them a'- once carrr tb-a r. ;);rjuz'': as tU.-t as pjs . .t . K w York c'.ty o- T.i::U- turned the wi-.t n her r.ew a pieJu-!. The preat "-..re is tb'rty-tbree riiies U-ng. The 'r-.t..a a.;--!j ' wa. onene-l near'.y ..-fa century 'a - in liJ-anJ a: that .r..e a-ra- :- l a- t.r. vf tbe greatt 1 -rks of n-.ie-u eiu'ti.-rir.C in tbe world. tajia -.ry. b -weur. wa- o.. --ih da:'y. while th? present work is ru-.r ;hm i . -.u.e -hat. the i".ca"at'a 1-e-that it w..i..i-:y ".'"'-' gallons U.ly Ti.e cist of t..e wo-k U s than ieut.le that of the f.rt a .ue-i ut, being tw-nty-tLr-r noh:' :, of dollars ajrair.t in'.ir at.d i.:.ed.aif ti'...l;"6S. Tbcrsdsy, 17tU mark.d the U -.Innins of what is known i day" hi- b .r.!e Mi M.ewthe b.haral ri-irg of tbe a'ar .rl-.--Te eitrenie beit of this season of :.r year a!ttiou;':i to u t'ilpah'y tbe :T-ct 'ftt.e C'ur.iimrd hih p.wition of tbe sun. wa.-c..r.tie--ted t,r trie ar.t :e:it w'.tU the p- pi-ari-Kt ..( star ::. tue n.onrnc. Thiy w.dered th- .: . star as rajir.p. "d gave h a;-:-'.U'i n f 1 i.- Iiys. Tbe babil:- y of -1 i- ra'.'.-- hi n-e:-;ence of tbe :ta: uf the s-a 1 w.i- rjanWfJ with tbe -iTir s'.-. th th -r? wa natbbig but a-- : hit bee. : :, a-id they ba'.cbere.! .jxiuilf l!b,ut mercy- The -asn U!1;; A-Jii:-t :u-2 days. It t flvn- rl 'nranifj as an ut:!.ea.t!:V season of t Fi"a AJo.:t Catarsct Blindness. It is an .i at hv of .':. .-rytaline Jer.s, loa-'-i ; U h.c.l '.he p ij 11. 1' . . m- -: e. :: ::; -.:i lto r. '- and T5. ";-'s ve tr.o-:r- are the rt.ly known na'.s ( f e:.rt u , j rtn,- . pt r cent. 1: t:.t :t..; i:;.-...".T;t 2::.! 1 ritieal ojera t'sn in .;t n.'.- ry. i yet the least pain- Thiw n-.i-t k"h- i at.-l de'Z-a'eof touch br -ip. r:.:.t c . ,--.,, : ohlaiu the mt ;!'-. rui-.s. 1: , ". V a". - :--a;; .r.. in m.t cases : rv-to-r ,:U !i." 1 of cla-sa the rai'iTil ;r : ' v.. . n f..r t.atura1 eyes. -specia-iy 1' r-a 1 : -. 1:; C. V: "t. tl-eneral Agent f I'. i - .1- V.a lone Corrp-ary. C!f vela- !..... s. 1 i - -r. !a; ! J..--rr. faliier :'. law cf V.'.l : ..:t. II-beoca Str!, I-'- - 1::: 1- a.- ': : : Mr.Js. A- - M.:tl-e; srreit, Vi."..l rg 'A vA i-.t o.-'iioii-trrst.r.g tb:s a--rt 1-r. Sil'. -. s- 4 1'cr.n Axe., ritts-t.-.-' . Pa. Farmers, Uok to Your Interests. V.Vei;, T .j . .. . c.:,:k t-T y-:- very l.:-r-sl u:- r.;-.-r '.' epast -son. R!:-l beg lea'e to say hh .. :r 1 xiein-ive works, now r a- s"re of rv-. lid. ( i.ope 10 ! ah.'- to crb-- j ri.;-;r,v ur .loua e fino retao Ilavin- ,jr.trr-..-:l with S. B. VJe, of F ?.,rre--ei ' . i.ntr. 1 IV'er Fink, of ni:rt. t- .!.. :t -tders we fel assured '' "7 will r ah.e to name prles and terms t! ! Will be s::fa nry to all. As Tvfc-rer.ce in r vard to our works and I ' '-s it mai-u:a .unntr a orsi-:-w j t.. ier. w lak; the llnerty of namir-g Hon. I' Mbaver an ! S P. Yoder, both gentle "S wl, vera, o.y mi'S net be doubted and ---vis :e-i ,.ar w..:Us durifg the fall of ). V3 Uha-f of the .--jpiebaona FertlHa Co- of Baltimore Ci'y. Rc:':p-tfui;y, A. J. KrwtK. Gccrtsey, Adams Co Pa. TVu July 5s holtr than last July. Jt is iwrt to perspire r one's country. Meyer-dale Las a Ivlamaier club of IV) members. m . An increasa of pension baa been granted Herman JoLnson, Wittenburg. Olt Bro. lumber mill at Johnstown, was destroyed bv fire Saturday. Mrs. Jobn li. Benford. of Ursina, i spending a week with friends in town. ifastm are enpafred in relaying the long tier of htone tep leading to the court bQe. The Miaisea lora and Mollie Uilenian are vi-rlius ifii-uds in '.jnauerice a:i.l AdJisoa. Mr. and Mrs. Joim 1. Knable.ofrittsitnrgh are guests at (be rtsid.ace of Mr. Knable's parents. Trpiioid fever is prevalent at lixrkwood. Nit less than twecty cs wero reported there yesterday. Tbe bay cnp is larger and ieiter tban for a nun;ber of years. Good Lay is being deliv ered at from six to t'-bt dollars per tun. ! The new Lutberau cburcb at Burkstown wai dc4:ed Sunday. The dedicatory atr ! ruon was pn-ac!.l by Re. J. F. tbearer. i During tbe ia.'t year twenty-tbree giris ' wore -oarried ia tbis ta'e at tbe ajre of 14 ; ' 1' at 15 : Co'i at 10; SKi at IT ; and 1.333 at Tbe many friends ofMr. Iavid WeSlerwiii t pained to learn that be ia lying danger ou;'y iil with typhoid fever at bis home in Somerset townsbip. Kev. A. E. Truaa!, formerly pastor of tbe Keformed Cburcb at this place, but now a nsidtnt of Irwin. Westmoreland county, is visiting fr.enJs in town. The 1'b.lt arnotiic b.xietyof l'ittsbiir.-b. w iio camped on Tayman's bill for several weeks la:; suuimer, will pitch tbelr tents ia tbe same grove tbis week. The Lutherans of Somerxet county will bold their annual reunion at Rotkw'wdon Thursday. August 21. I'.K-ters with excur sion rales will appear later. Mr. Teter Mihcr. a well-known arid pros per ..us farmer of this township, fell from a loa led bay-wagou t-'aturuay, and sustained a doable fra- ture 't bis right Kg. J .hn Darr. Sr . eu estimable citiien and a staunth llepubliian, of isatnerset towasbip, U.e.1 Tburs-biy last allotted three -score years and ten. It is reported that Superintendent Torter will have a bill introduced, in Corgreas pro viding for the piyir.g of enumerators 1 per day w ben they fall short of thai lit ire uu der tbe recuiar schedule. B. N. Heller, of I.-h"n, who reent'.y grailnated with t!ie honors of bis cht at Kranklin and Marshall college, Lancaster, was elected Uacher of tbe first grade in tbe Gr-nsburg High sc'ixpoI. The contrators have abandoned all hope of having the new jaii eampleted by August 1st. The commissioner wiii be in luck should tbe keys of the completed building be rtcMvend to li.rm by the 1st of Septetn- Inions ba ."e ten granlC'I (ix. '. iohn, of Somerset township, Jcih rs n K.. Will, of Stonycreek township, and Daniel A. Miller of J b!isburi. An increa- has beta gran't-d Jaib Suiitb, of Northaruilon town-lai'- ieorge Cobanh, Jr., a young son of Dan iel t "obsugb. of tbis township, was thrown front s hay rake or day during tbe week, and sustained a nunilx-r of bruises about tbe bead and body that will keep him in doors for some time to coma. Jobn Stevanus. of E'k Lick township, paid bis first visit to Somerset in 45 years Mon day. He is eighty-one years old and has al ways roi'Wd in Klk lick. He-still does his own farm work and is as hale and hearty as a man cf sixty years of age. The present board ol coun'y commi.s:on t rs have made so many badly needed iro provrmer.ts to public property that they should not out of office until ibey have arranged to Lave the pavement repaired in front of the wcrt bouse and ja'l. Trof. lierkey Fatterson. of the Tittsburgb H'gii School, acrompntiied by his brother, lh.iiert F., a profesjr in the same mstitu 1 tion. are spending a part of their vacation among the bills of S..merse, visiting their many friends who dwell among them. Tbe Passenger Ivpartruent of tbe B. & O. Il lb have issue-! a i-jnvenient little p-x-k-tt s. bwiule for free distribution of passenger triin service on the Somerset i Cambria brunch. Duric? Ausnst and September Sun dsy excursion tickets will be sold to all points at reducied rates. Not long since tbe IJedfoH County Com missioners lifted and canceled bonds to tbe amount ot t-'.C'O. Tbe balance of the old bonds, amounting to t,... will be lifted and car.oekd on the 1st of August. The county debt after the latter date will be 000, which is floated at 4 per cent. - Sparks from a locomotive on tbe Somerset ,t Cambria Ilailroad set tire to 8 bay stack on Judge Pile s farm, north of town, Sunday morning. Tbe fire wa s observed by persoas passiing through Sbowmantown. who hur rie.1 across tbe fields aa 1 eitineaisbed the Carries before they bad done niuh damage. When foreman Walker went over to Som erset on Saturlay, it was with an armful of bulrushes. When our young men go to Somerset it is quite a different and ou-b j more pleasant armful they are after. And j tbe Somerse! young girl knows w hat she is j about all the time. She is as cute and smart i as she is pretty, hence tbe Meyervlale young I man is ever wtlooaie. -V lerfliU (' ri.tl. Jobn H. Snyder, of Dayton. Ohio, arrived in town Saturday. He is one of tbe many Somerset boys who have sought fortune elsewhere, and who make an annual pilgrim age to tbe town of their birth. Mr. Sny der's family is very closely allied to tbe early his tory and success of Sowierset. and he has never lost interest in tbe village his fathers were so instrumental in building up. John has been a ' Buckeye'' for a number of years, and is ote of Dayton's prominent business men. Parker, a nine-year-old son of James B. Savior, of Ibis borough bad his left wrist literal' v chewed up by a vicious little yellow , Jog Saturday. Mr. Savior bad tbe dog tied under bis wagon intending to take him to Sha!:ksvi:ie lot a friend and bet ore starting f.r that '.are bis boy arru-ed himself J y maVirg the d 'C jurrp over a stick repeated !v. Finally the young-ter attempted to teach tbe dog to stand on b.s bind legs when be suddenly jHir.cc-d trrxm the boy and bit bim as above s'ated. It is net.llese to state that bis dogsbtp had to f.treg-j the pleasure of an aftemrxjn's journey over a dusty road as his spirit was immed:ately dispatched to tbe '.and of canine. The following figures are taken from the report of tbe County Commissioners to tbe S,s;'r-tanr of Interna! Affairs, showing tbe revenue of th county, during tbe year be ginning on tbe 1st clay of June. and ending May 31, l v0: Entire amount of axes collected or worked out for the main t,T.nce or the State. County. Borouirh, and Tiiwnsbip governments. $I12.a. Tbe a'.K've amount inciu.les school tax. Total amount of taxes collected f ir lb supijrt of tiie poor. .tMb Total amount of taxes collected for the coiit ruction and repairs of roads and bridg es. $.-l.G02.'i.i. Amount of tax ouEecteJ on persona! Amount of taxes coilectel on ftrupauan, $1,797 .ft). Amount of taxes collected for licenses' $o,5T4.yi. tJeorge Hemminger, of this Iwroagh, show ed os t be otberevening a copy of the IIxaALS dated May 13, 1.S45. At that time the paper was published by Jonathan Row. It con tains, among other matter, a half-column article descriptive of ' Break-neck Rocks," which coBclu.Iea as follows : Tbe place de rives its name from a melancholy circum stance which occurred here some thirty years ao. A traveler 00 horseback, losing Lis way in lue night time, as is supposed, was precipitated with his horse from the rock, and m ben first discovered, both lay some ieet from its base, in the plain below, dread fully mangled, and so much decayed as to leave no marks of identity. An inqtust was held over the man's body, which w aa then Interred on tbe spot where it lay. On the body were found $15 in specie, chiefiy in Spanish ijna.-ters, and near :t 8 pair of aad-dle-ba. From tbe circumstances it was in ferred that tbe unfortunate individual had been either 8 physician or 8 vecder rf medi cines. Tbe grave in which he was interred is yet to be seen, and many of th-: horses' j bones lie scattered around it. in 8 remarka ble state of preservation, pointing out to the viiitor tbe precise spot where the sad acci- I dTit occurred. Tbe editor of tbis paper remembers thai 1 about the year 114 or 1M5 information was sought through tbe news papers concerning Tobias H .rte. an old drucgist, whose resi dence it is believed was in tnetown of Read ing. Pa., and who was in the habit of mak ing p rio.:ical tours to lh west on horse back, for the purjiose of vending his medi cines. It was on one of these occasions, when be bad been absent much longer than usual, that tbe nertice spe keu of appeand in some of the eastern papers. We are there fore curious to know whether Mr. Hirte ever re.iirned ? Can any one of our eastern cintem,. Taries inform us? If he did not return, would it be indulging too much to coniett are to suppose that lie was the unfor tunate individual who about that time lost his bfe at Break-neck Rock .'" At tbe same lime Mr. Hemminger showed ns a silk campaign badge that had been I worn ty bis la;ber-;n-law, Chauncey Xar tceny. in the Harrison and Tyler, campaign. John Russell Yout g. desicribins Linc iln, at Gettysburg, says he followed F.dward Ev erett, who had spoken for two hours in a clear vo ce and with carefully studied and impn-s-V.ve delivery. "It was like a great actor piayine a great part. Mr. Lincoln arose, walked to the edge of tbe platfor a, took out his glasses and put them on. He bowed to the assemblage in his homely man nerand took out of his pocket a page of foolscap. In front of him wja a photograph er with his camera, endeavoring to take a pl ture of tbe scene. We all supposed that Mr. Lincoln would make rather a long speech 8 half-hour at least. He took the single sheet of foolscap, held it almost to Lis nose, and in a high tenor voice, without the least attempt for effect, delive-ad the most extraordinary address which belongs to the classics of literature. Tbe photographer was bustling about preparing to take tbe Presi dents picture while he was speaking, but Mr. Lincoln finished before tbe photograph er w-s ready. I remember it wasabeariti ful i K-tober day. and there were fjur or five thousand people present. Very few heard what Mr. Lincoln said, and it is acurious thing that bis words should have mad.- no jrarticalar imprsioa at the time. T. c noticeable thing was the anxiety of ail on the platform that tbe photographer should be able to get bis picture, I remember we were all very much disappointed at his fail ure, an 1 were more interested in his adven ture than ia tbe address." County Population "i7, 347 Sujierlntendent of Census for tbe lllb District of Penn'a., Hon. Wm. Denny, has furnished us with an approximate estimate of the population of the ccunty which is herewith given in full. The population in ls-;i was :UW. M.-TKICr. Aoevtieny New jwitiroire Sr P-rlta i--Ti i: a - . liruinrrvi alley . toui lie nee Bor ami ;-rt ot Tnrkcvf.. tjv rath Li irek Hill C'rerk Owtemanicb lhallea of C'.wrliiuui Biver 1-nnrr N ireeihuTt nil Jeuarriown bTL au I Jeuner Tap. . of oreea-targ p.ke J. rTr-s:n Ijirime- 7 Lower TtirWevf.-ot N. of Sam! H. :1 Creek an' c'rina Bor . . Mevervliiie borotii:h.. V.iili" reek v t -.i a:nl New l entreiihe - nhiiiritotj .. ;ej;i hotline Twp. N. of orti-J-urf Tonifike -.- Stoye-i'ti a:it t'ienTiaiHrutLK . 'rt-TT.otiry K.t . . Rork'I Krarh jaasUiry Ivr.iia ElkiieiTp. E.of tWiusa Iiwkt s-oraers-! ii"nKi!i S..rier-t i-.(-iule I'-.sihct . . s.cr.erel s. ( il-iforJ i':k aud 1'ians K-1 ? umer-rt N of elfTl l'ike an-1 Flank 1C4.-. - s-vitlimtrt'.a lp. anJ Welieilai.-jr. 5;o:ievcreei Suaini t s K. Ca . ma Kiver Summ.t Iwpk X. v.. -el:au K I pper Turkeyfool . : 1 li l.V dr.V lU-i r-"M 1 ' 1:1 t'ti 1 l-.M V.k lei lr.' Resolutions Adopted by Meyersdale Republicans. Tbe following resolutions were adopted at tbe ratification meeting held by tbe L-pub-licans of Meyers-iale ca the evening of the 11th inst : We. the Republicans of Meyersdale and vicinity, in mass meeting assembled, ratify and endorse the nomination of G. W. Dela mater for ciovernor. L. A. Watrea for Lieu tenant (overrsor. and T.J.Stewart for Sec retary of Internal Affairs, and commend the action taken by our delegates at the State Convention. Tbe Nations! Administration, in following out the line of Republican principles as enunciated at tbe last National convention, merits our hearty approval, as do Senators Cameron and y-aay, in their steady support of all Republican measures on the floor of the Senate. We demand the re-nomination of Con gressman Scull at the hands of tbe District conference, as fittingly due his unwearied labors and support of our party principles. The people of the county are to be con gratulated upon the magnificent county ticket they present for election in November. We pledge the entire ticket. State and coun ty, our united and hearty support. We adept as our political views tbe plat form presented to tbe people of this Com monwealth by the late Republican State Convention. The Republican who stands squarely upon it can never fall from polit ical grace. Time Table of Church Services. In order to secure uniformity of time in holding services on the Lord's iay, tbe Min isterial Association of Somerset have adopted the following schedule, which they agree shall govern tbe churches represented by the Pastors whose signatures are given below. Month. A. M. P. M. June, July, August, 10:30 8 Sept and VU 1 - 3i " ro Nov., Iec . Jau Feb., Mar.. 10 S) 7ro0 April and May, . !0-'W 7:f We unite in urging all people lo attend services in some one ot tbe ch urches. and to make it a point never to come late. C. W. Granger, Tres. Appleton Bash, Secy. Hiram King. A. J. Bea!. E. Creigbead. Harneclsvtlle Items. Warm weather, bard wark, and free per spiration is the order of tlie day in this vi- ciniry. An env'.lerit cnr of wheat has been car- nertd. and a very heavy crop of hay is also being stored away. Wm. Hanna is entertaining 8 number of boarders who have sought refug from the oppressive heat of the cities. Rev. I. A. Smith and family, of Cone mangh, are spending a t w weeks rusticating amor.g their friends, and are the guests of Noah Bird. An interesting literary and debating soci ety meets every few weeks ia the Walker's Mills school house, and quite a number par tic!ale in the exercises. Services were held, in the Centennial church by ReT. I. A. Smith and Rev. & M. Baumgardner last Sabbath. Diet- In the Recorders Office. Deeds Recorded Letters Granted Marriage Licenses Issued. ixrr.r (.iroKncD. Jobn J. Bittner'B heirs to Matilda Cole man, property in Somerset county ; consid eration $iin. J. id. Oliager to Ellen Branch, property in Meyersdale ; consideration $2f5. Isabel Baer to Terry Hutiel, property in Larimer township ; consideration il-jO.O). John 0. Kimmell's assignees to Mary E. Dull, property in Milford township ; consid eration $-1. Mary F Dull to William fought, proper ty in Black township : consideration : $150. Rachel Wolford to Harvey M. Wolford, pnperty in Paint township ; consideration $25. T. 31. Hook to T. J Jacobs property in Sotcerfield ; conssderation $4o0. Wm. L. Woodcock to Annie B. Leydig, property in Glencoe ; consideration $175. John S. Yoder to D. W. Maosl. property in Elk Lick township ; consideration $13. George F. Marrow to William Jloltxsbue, property In Meyersdale; consideration $1430. Wm. H. Meyers to Ferdinand Fries, property in Summit township ; considera tion $ou0. LrrriBS oe.cs ted. letters were granted to D. W. Maust exe cutor of the estate of Elijah Shoemaker late of Elk Lick township deceased. To Jesse Liston executor of the estate of Louisa Wiikins late of Addison township deceased. AEBUCiE LSCENflS ISSflD. Harvey L. Countryman of Somerset town ship aud E'liJ. Coleman of Brotbersvalley township. Rufus Rauch and Nannie B Peterson both of Jennertown. J oseph Spiker of Elk Lick township and Elir-beth Williams of Garrett county Md. A Letter From Pike's Peak. Pikes Peak. Col, July 14 ls. Editor Her v lp : As a writer of items for your paper I claim a more elevated position at this time than I have before, as indicated by the heading. I occupy the summit of the Peak, while tbe clouds are floating below. Beautiful pros pect! Away across tbe eastern plains tbe orb of day is slow ly rising in its majestic granduer: now a silver-lined cloud obstructs its brilliancy for moment, and is dispersed. ill to tbe west tbe scene is quite different. Tbe shades of ni-bt are fleeting westward, and about sixty mile away can be seen the outline of tbe snowy range, rearing its snow capped heights heavenward. Tbe country between here and the main range of tbe Rockies is wild auil romantic. It is a suc cession of rocks, canons aud rifts, with here and there a rushing torrent of sparkling water, ied by tbe melting snows far above the tituber'.ice. But I am gelling too far away from tbe Teak the subject of my dexription. Tbis noted peak stands out in bold relief from its surroundings. It is a landmark discernible at a long distance. Tbe Teak is accessible by a wagon-road through the V:e Pass, and a foot path known as the Pike's Peak trail. The latter being traversed only by pedestrians and burros. No doubt some of your readers are not informed of the Pike 8 Peak railroad enterprise-, leading di rect from tbe base to the summit. Here is a grand display of engineering skill. The road in many places assumes a 2 percent, grade, or in oiber words, tbe ascending grade is one foot in fcmr. Imagine, if you ctn, a train carrying jiassengers over an incline equal to that of a house roof, for a distance of eight or ten miles. Tbe track ia con structed on the ordinarypian, with many additional anchors and braces imbed ied underneath the trac k. There are two lines of oograils firmly bolted together and fast ened to the ties in tbe center of tbe track. Tbe engines for tbis road were bcilt by the Baldwin Company in Philadelphia. The propelling power lies in three cogwheels at tach :d la the engine underneath, and. run ning independent of each other, are lowered till the cogs reach tl center rails, thus car rying the engine bark and forth, each wheel alone having tbe capacity to hold the engine in place on the steep grade in case of acci dent. Tbe coaches will alo be provided with automatic air brakes, having power l slop and bold the coaches at any point. Tbe roadhed is graded to within one mile of the lop. The compi ly find it d.tti'iilt to procure laborers at .b.s altitude, which is about 14ii feet. Tbe least exertion is fatiguing and men are constantly shifting. A few days ago they employed a s.piad of thirty colored laborers. At the close of tbe first day there was but on left of the party. We had a livelv eame of snow ball to-day on tbe first of July tbe snowfall was sui': dent to cover tbe summit. Hail and thun der storms are of almcrst daily accurrenee, while the country below is baked in tbe sun ray s of a clear sky. The object of this road is to carry passengers from Manitou to the peak and back. Manitou. tbe great health resort, is also headquarters for tourists and pleasure seekers. It is here that the far famed mineral springs are located, of which there are three distinct varieties snlpbur, soda, and iron. Tbe town ps.es mir.y charms. It is made up chiefly of grand hotels, resorts tor invalids, places of amusement, art gal leries, etc. The springs are owned by com patiies w ho have expended millions of dol !ars to make tbe place attractive. The springs are covered with pavilions erected with seats and accommodations for the weary. Tbe water is free to all while here ; you are allowed to take with you one qnatt by paying one dime for tbe same. The Peak of itself has no attractions. It repre sents an immense pyramid of rock and stone thrown promiscuously together. Its bleak summit contains one solitary building, for merly used as a U. S. Signal station, but discontinued a few years ago. I will stop here by advising those wlao have not been abroad to do as many have done make a trip westward, take in the scenery, and you will never regret the time and money thus employed. Respectfully, J. A. Griffith. AnotheropDOrtunlty to visit Atlantic City via B.Sl O. The Third Select Excursion of tbe season to tbis great resort is announced for Thurs day, July 31st., and all who can do so should not fail to take advantage of the low rates o.Tered. Every facility is offered the tourist, the train service and equipment unsurpassed. Pali man Parlor Cars are attached to tbe day train and Sleeping Cars to the night train. We rive below a list of some of ihe prin cipal s' itions with time of trains and rales of fare. Correspondingly low rates will be mi Je from other stations on tbe line. Train leaves. 10 13 11 2 " 7 4i " 9 IS -11 " Train Leaves. 12 06 a.m. 1J43 -2 00 p. m. 07 -1 li a. ia. STATION'S. . Cocanenee Rock wood JohiKown- - Somerset. Kate. S.00 9.0) 9.i) 8..V) Meyers lale HoiitmAQ S.00 U44 p. OS The tickets are eood for Ten days from day of sale, with tbe privilege of a stop-off at Washington, D. C, on the return jour-ny- About two hundred bees stung John Scbmehl of Berne township, Berks county, almost to death. He was asleep and mis chievous companions turned the bets on him. Don't be discouraged about that ecxems till yoa have given Ayer's Sarsaparilla a persistent trial. Six bottles of this medicine enred the complaint 6r George S. Thomas, of Ada, 'hio, when all other remedies failed to afford any relief. Meyersdale Normal Institute. A drill school and " Summer School of Methods'! for teachers and others. Next term w ill open July 21, 1S. Students from all sections of the countv are invited to at tend. Expenses are quite low. Write lor catalogues and drcwlars to J. D. Muse, Meyersdale, Pa. I89O. l890. ! SiUlMIMiEI-R; SECOND ARRIVAL OF NEW GOODS Consisting of all tbe new and latest desirable Summer Dress Goods, In Elack and Colored Silks and Satins, Black and Colored Cacbimcra in 40 and 46 in, all the new shades. Fancy Cornbiuation Drcs3 Patterns, in new shades. New lide of 36-inch Cachimere Om bres, the handsomest lot of Goods in the market. -Our Leader,- zrThe Crown Satine,: 50 different styles to select from the handsomest atme made. Tournament Cloths, in Plaids and Strips, at 10, 12 1-2 aud 15 cts. Just the thiug for a nice Sum mer Dress. New lot of 3G-inch Percal, in new and Fancy Colors. Any quantity of Indisro Blue Calicos, all new figures. The Iarrest and most complete line of Lace Curtains, P,v the pair or by the yard we have ever had the pleasure of show ing, and at prices that will astonish you all. Thin and fancy Colored Screens, and Curtain Poles of every de scription. Great bargains in Corsets. "Our Jewel," price bite., reduced to 55c, Pon't fail to tret one. EW. Table Linens, Towels, Napkins, Laces, Handkerchiefs, Stockings, Gloves, P.uchings, Silk Mits, Kid Gloves, Hamburg Edgings, Ad. RIRBONS at Bar- IT'- ItA to couvlnee BssV s-s-s-iV S all! that vt; are uwloubtcr.f headquarters. -OUR NOTION STOCK is full of Xew Goods. Thousands of yards of the Best Calicoes at 5c. New Ginghanw at 5e. Wool and Cotton Carpet Chains of all kinds. A full line of Xew Press Ginghams, in riaids. 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- PARKER & PARKER'S. Mrs. A. E. Mil's SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS ! SHORT PROFITS AND QUICK SALES." STEAV GOODS! All Along tbe Line. Tain ISCI.IT'ES TIIE ES11RE STOCK OF Dry Goods, Consisting of guaranteed Black Press Silks, Colored Silks. Surahs. Watered Silks. Silk warp Henrietta Cloth, at tl, $1.15, $1.25, $1.50, and $.60 a yard. Silk-finished all-wool Henriettas, 46-inch. TCc, 8-c. and $1. 40 inch, at 40, 50, and 60 cents. A beautiful line of 36 inch Cash meres at 25 and 30 cents. Handsome Tlaid and Strijed Goods, to make np combinations, from 25 to 50 cents. A line of Beiges, and a variety of novelty suitings, A large line of Dress Gingham3 8, 10, 12. 15 and 20 cents." WHITE GOODS, Including Lawns, Nainsooks. Fancy White Goods, Hemstitched Floun cing, a large variety Hainburgs and Laces, Lace Flouncings, Table Linens and Covers, Towels and Napkins. A large line of FINE LACE CURTAINS. From 50 cents a pair np. 3 yds. Curtains, CO cents a pair. Scrim, 5. 6, T, 8 and 10 cent3 a yard. - Bed Spreads, from 50 cents, Corsets, aists,tvc. A large line of guaranteed Kid Gloves at $1. Silk and Lisle Thread Gloves, Silk Mitts. Leather and hi id Mitts for Ladies and Children. A large line of guaranteed fast black Stockings for Ladles and Chil dren, from 10 cents up. Also, Fancy Colored Hose. A complete line of new style Press Trimmings and Vandyke Points and other Stvles, and RIBBONS, To match shades of Dress goods, all Cheap. Tbe Spring Stock of I-I-lL-I-X-IvR-Y-G)aD-S Is large, embracing everything new and desirable. This Department is full, and pri ces will be low. A cheap line of Bead Wraps and Summer Jackets. A full stock of Wool, Lineu and cotton Carpet Chain. MRS. A. E. UHL. Highest of all ia Leavening Posrcr. ABSOLUTELY PURE THE PEOPLE'S STORE, FIFTH AVENUE. PITTSBURGH. ?R. Remarkable Bargains in DRESS GOODS A large lot of 36-inch, nearly all rool, STRIPED DRESS GOODS marked down to-day to 12 l-2e, were sold at 35c. This is the biggest 12 l-2e worth ever sold ly ns, or anybody else. One lot 3S-ineh GIJAY MOHAIRS, marked down to-day to 25c. Would be cheap at 40e. One lot 3S-inch Extra Fine BRILLIANTLXE MOHAIRS; elegant shades of gray and brown mixtures; were imported to sell at 65c. We have marked them to close out at 37 l-2c. No better bargain in Ameri ca in Dress Goods. About 150 pieces single-width all-wool filled Dress Good, excel lent styles and desirable colors: ordinary sell from 12 1-2 to 15c. a a yard. We have marked them 10c. One lot of double-width medium and Dark Gray ALPACA Smarked down to-day from 12 1-2 to S l-3c. 50-inch all-wool fine Engli.-h Suitincrs, neat little liirht plaids to make a stylish and durable traveling suit, marked down to 75c, regularly sold at $1 and $1.25 a yard. These arc some of oar special banrains. In FANCY IHIKSS3 teiyOPS, hi-b Novelties, and bitih-cosi Grencb and German Im ported rree uootl. we have siauribu-red tbe pric to wind up tbe summer season's baai-r-ess. Always on band, a large line of Cream and Light cr. hired Fabrics of all descriptions for street and evening wear. Also, choice lines in BLACKS and C0I."!bS in ail the best PLAIN FABRICS at lowest cash prices. Yoa cansa.'e monev Kv runuiif totbepre-ji Goods Department. CAMPBELL ck DICX. A Matter of Importance to You! If suffering from long-standing Chronic Diseases. Diseases of the Blood. Skin and Xervou System, as those suffering from . EYE, EAR NOSE AND THROAT TROUBLES, -Ail ' ir v -,: ' - ,;f ";v:- -.(y( "" lr ' , e 4 -Mr-;-. .re-.-arv-'- ry 1 ; - 'Tt'. V': I FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. AUGUST 1ST AND 2ND- j This will give his numerous patients, and others who are in need ofmed- j ical treatment, an opportunity to consult this distinguished pl.vsi- j cian. whose duties at the Institute will permit only monthly i visits to vour corumunitv. i 1 CHRONIC DISEASES CF THE EYE, Such as Granulated Lids. Chronic Inflam mation ol tbe Lhls, of tbe Ins, of tbe Cho roid, cf Hie Uetina. Cbpnic I" icerations, Siasms of tbe Lvh, Cancer of the Lids and Lye. Tears Kunr.inz i'er the Cheeks. lay anil Niebl Blindness. Purulent or Matierinr Sore Lyes, Uouorriieai Ophthalmia. Syph ilitic tipbtbaltii's. Bed Biott bes or Brown ones on the Ball. Phlyctenulart.iphitalaniia, llpaciues. or ililk White Spots on tbe Eye, t.lauconia or cuppin- of tbe Nerve, Aruur-ro-i. Ka.ii'rg out of lushes. Sores, Reine-s of JCl-es of Lids a::d Kyes. ami all other dis eases to which the Kye or its appendages are liable, positive and rapid crire irriarai.t-ed. EAR TROUBLES ARE CURED In an a-tonisbincly cjuick time. He will relieve yon of aii roaring hissing and rinfjiiiir noises, heaviness, itebing pain, runnim;uf the tar. will close np a bole in a drum of 0.0 years standsii(T ; will i::sert Artiticial Ksr I'rums of h-s own invention, with aaljtiish lUly gratifyinj; resuils. A WORD ABOUT CATARRH. It U in Ihe nervous uicmtrane Ui&t won-lc-rfiil semi-liunt envelo surniundiiijt liie delicate tissues of the air and food pa.-a7res, that Ca tarrh makes its stronghold. Once establish ed it eais into the very vitals, and render; bt but a bins-drawn breath of misery and disease, 011111118 the tense of hearinsr. tram meim;r tiie pjwer of speec h, destroying the faculty of smell, taintinethe breath and kill in tue refined pleasures of taste. Iusida onslv, by creepinir on fnim a simple cold in tbe bead, it a.-aui!s tbe memhroiis lining and envelc.ies liie Umes. eating through tbe delicate coats and can-ing inflammation, sloughinfr and dentb. Notbine siiort of to tal eradication will secure health to tbe pa tient, and all alieviatives are simply pro crastinated sulTerins. leading to a fatal ter mination. Ir. MeCIellan ba, by a treat ment local and constitutional, made the cure of tbis drefd ib-ease a certainty, and has never failed. Kven when the disease had made frightful inroads on delicate constitu tions, heannjt. smell and taste have been re covered, and the aiseuse thoroughly driven out. A LIFE OF EXPERIENCE. Tbe Doctor has had a whole life of study and experience in bis profession, and he en jovs advactives that fall to the lot of but few. After attending a full course in tbe medicul colleges and raduatins with high est honors, he was not content to stop there, but has since attended o;her colleges, and several times reviewed tbe whole profession; has also traveled eiteasiveiy for tbe purpose of improvemen'. havtre visited tbe best Medical C.hiecev H'.pna!s. Iispensaries. K t Lak. Lt .'; an.l utiier medical and sur gical insntions on both continents ; tnvel- inii thousand'1 ot miles notn ry lanu auu -". spending thensanis of dollars: in proving every advantage within bis command, and devo'iir trie ix-' veirs of his lift to become THOaeP.IILY FA MILIAR with bis pro fession in all iUs branches. GHRONIC DISEASES, The Doctor treats no acute diseases, but EXAMINATION AND CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL. SAW MILLS. mtcnt v'Lr raicTio. no bxlt rets. STHM EXill NES. HAY PRESSES. SHIX;l.E MILL1?. poKTABLE ".R-'ST MILLS. TIlREsHIXti MACIIIMLSAc Serhl for Illustrated Cataioenie- julJ-13t A. 11. FAR'jl HAK Co., lore, ra. UO. 88 FRAXKLIH STREET. JOHNSTOWN SUPPLY HOUSE. JOHN H. WATERS &BR0., stzaj: a:d sas txtizss. Ve are now e-taV.ir-he-s in our new building, whiefc. we i an se.teiy say. if ibe bc-anar.ged for our business in Wi-tem Penniylvania. Eterrth.iig perta-mng w the Plumbing, Stiam an-l i,as buines. rrrMsi in si-'k. wewiiL as formTlT gire erf-il artention to tbe 8TKAM 4Si KciT WATtH HETi. boa ines. eir fonn-r e!?oru in this line eubraie sonie uf ihe largest buildicpt in Ihe county, with entire su--s. , ,, In the el PPbT TEP A RTM ENT we carrr a full line of Kabbe- and Leather Belti.n. Steaai aa,l -Water Hne, Valve. lnec;or. Lu -rieatee. -u-aia riiees. Iron -Hps FiUii.g, tic fnce qaole-1 on applicaiioB. TRIT OF PAKTITIOX. To Sarah Vwrht. intennarried with Freemaa Tou re berei-y cir.eJ trial in p-irsuanre a Writ of 1'artiii-n l.-i-J oul of the orpbana- Court ofxtnerset tounr la. and lo me directed. I wiil bid an ii)uet on the premises on ibe real eaie f w Uham Vooirht. dec-eased, siioaie in P'a- k Twp . smenrt I winir, Pa., K-H-kwool P-neili. aQ-i town f Caewiman. saaie Co., on Fn-lav. the 1-th day of svpierr.t.r. w. wbeu . ... 1 w :. u r a.i-n.c if to. 1 p T I: k nrocer SMgairr s 6rri. a, " U. a. itcMlLLES, July 13, lse-0. I PLUMBERS U. S. Cmt Report, Aug. 17, 1SS9. Xotice to Invalids DR. McCLELLAN OF THE mm mmm, Late Principal of tbe Hyztia Med-ca! and Sargical Inslittite. C-oiumbiis, 'hio, and Kiaminins surgeon t the Beilbrsck San.tarium. will. by Special request, meet his many iiients in Wes tern l'etjnsyiva.ia, SOMERSET HOUSE, SOMERSET, makes an entire speciality of chronic and ; lonp standing diseses(. Cases pven up by other doctors and pronounced incurable, j be most desires to see. Tbe iHjctur ha i treated over l-i.i'V cases in Ohio in the Ul 1 twelve yais many of w hich bad been given ! upas incurable, some to be Blind, c-thers ' Ivaf. and a laive number to be invalids tor j life. Bat behoidl now they See and Hear, j and many are starte-1 on tbe b:gti road to I health and recovery every day. I The Itctor is surrounded wi'h the largest colleetiot. of fine instruments evr" in:iertei to th:s ci untry J-r eI4in -i:i r a- I Irealitr ail d;eajet. of the it'i. I. i M-r. !.y. FarThrt. Heart Luiiir". toii.ac ti K iciney. P.iadder, k.n. Brain anJN.rvu systeni, Caneer. Tumors. I'!e. si;:rf. . Old Sorts. Fur Faralyis. Ne i'a a. 11: . marism. Ir.jsy. (. jut. S" fc Ilea-ir ! -. lie bibty. IVprejuiou of Sp:r.ts. 1 ..-. of Children. H?red:tary l:sea-i, e.-c . ttv.-.. a-.J in facl, all b.-ng slaaihug and t'arur.ic 1'. ease. DISEASES OF WOMEX J Such as have batl'.ed the sk 11 of ali o-her . f bysiciacs and remedies, uikly enreb ; I ancers. tumors, fibroid and polypoid irrowih cured i;bout the use of tlie knife or cans- ; tics. No cintiri. no j-ain, no tla.'ier. i Small Tumors. Cancers, Wart, Moh-s. etc., 1 I!emovel without acids, knife, pain or scar. New meth jd, hlectruysis. j EPILEPSY CR FITS Scicnt:rjclly treated and positively cared by a never tailing method. RECTAL DISEASES. He also makes a speciality of all forms of Bectai Diseases. Piles internal and Kiter nal, ItcLinsr and Bleeding. Kectal Fleers, Fiasures, Fistula which are otien taken for .Nervous and Lung Diseases, ad cured il" taken iu time. P.ememaer we cure all iorms of Piles without pain, interruption or deten tion from business and wituout the use of Knife. Caustic, Ligature, or Injection. Come and be cenvin.'ed. PRIVATE DLSEASES Blood Poison, Venereal Taint. Gleet, Stricture. Seminal Emissions. Loss of Sexual Power, Weakness ol seniii Organs, want of 1 irsi re among seaes whether Irvm imprudent habits of youth or sezuai bahits of mature years, or any cau-e that debilitates the sexual f anctiotts. speedi ly and permanently cured. ConsulLation tree and strictly conndentiah Absolute cures guarantee-!. No nsks incurred. Correspon dence promptly answered, and medicines sent free from observation 10 all parts of tbe l usted States. T MIDDLE-AGED M EN. There are many from I be ajte ot Jo to ' it w ho are troub led with frequent evaluations of the bladder, often a-companied by slight burning or smarting sensation, weakeuin tiie system in a manner tbe patient car: r.ot accouut for. Un examination of tbe nnuary deposits a ropy sediment will be found and sometimes small panicles of aibumen will appear, or tbe color will be a thin or miikin hue, again changing to a dark or torpid appear ance. There are many men who die ot this difficulty, iirnurani ot ihe cause. The cum ax "reacheD CUTTING THE REGULAR FKICES TO REDUCE STCCK. CICASTIC SEMI-ASXUAL CLEASASCE-SALE. Goods at COT, many BELOW (XsjT. i AVe mean Lnjines, hence this extra- j ordinary Mark-Down Sale to re- doco out imrneuse Summer i Stock of - j SHOES, SLIPPERS, OXFORDS. When ia the city give u-j a call, and yoa will fihii it greatly to your advantage. THE FAMOUS Shoe House, 52 Sixth Street. PITTSBURGH, PA MailOrdere will receive cur care ful attention. Sweeping Reductions ! W an- lWurte! b r! up al! SPB15G A5D sriXIR GOODS ' ; ri.wi that wiil nuiko a tm-y s.hr. Ik-low we will piote a few of .wtr tunny ! v.rj i ri-; FiYr" Hl'NDRED Pieces 25c Salines. F.e.luced to 1 1 ic THilLK " " Ijc Fine liinirhamsj. Redud to 1' c. ONK " " - Surah Sills. " .14c. t-KY FN'TY-FiYE " 1 S India Sills. " ' FIFTY " o"c Dress f.Kiods, " "IT-. TH.'UTY-FIYE - $1 - " V-c GLOVES. HOSIERY. AND SUMMER UNDERWEAR REDUCED. OUR CLOAK WHITE SriT2, $2 50 to lUNi.HAM " 4 25 - STIXE " 5 nl " WRAPPEES, 1 00 " Muslin Underwear, Jerseys. Shirt ?hawls, all at Low Prices. " We wCI 35 Fifth Avenue. PITTSBURGH, PA. The Conemaugh Valley FURNITURE COMPANY Have always on hand a large and well selected .-took of ARTISTIC ! AND j GOOD j FURNITURE, AT REASONABLE l'KICES. Bedroom Suit in anti-inc Oak, Walnut. Cherry, ic., from ?o-" n;. j Good, well-made Bedsteads, iZA". Parlor Suits in all woods, eligantly npholstered, from $40 up. Sideboards in Oak, ic, with good glass, from up. Refrigerators of best make. Every requsite fur the comfort and convenience of the home. Estimates Furnished Free. John W. Wonders, Wm. F. Burgraff. Ill Clinton Street. Johnstown. P. f bxjbsi lt 7lfrv, ss-r-JW-.. 3 I II II i LI I John Henderson, Executor's Sale of IfalHal Heal Estate. BV V'RTTE h-a.itV.r.rr In the !- and -vav!t :" 1 .1 Im ntner. .-, ! Jl- 1 J-.- .i T- r:-U.;e -.'.r-t 1 -ri, ra . I ... :i;o u p'l'.u. -c. ou tac Fill DAY, AUG CUT l 1 o ek I p. M-, toe foil:wirj tes''ri,-rl real 1 ? 4 Thr b mr.-a"l. rmrt ui Ujvi ixJAt 1.0' n J!' -"si 1" nu:(. hi '.hoU'H'f L lrv Hii. o.i Wi -i-l tf h m-uo jv ti u V. . vrf -rti A w t - N-rn Li n w1 in rr: li in f i .ud c1 tl 1bvi1 nauiif K-.rrr r-rr. iw-k. m. Krlrir. DWELLISG HOUSE .k bar". tVr, ar. I tj;tv ej. J r tb-ra ere-.-!. Trie farm . 1:1 r ! tat f eoiuva 1.0D. wilh aa fci uri'ltan' erf i;r'-WDe n4 p.--mw for crazing eatiie. i d a t. pv-ie en arl : a siorar ejnp. with i.rar via thai l.i ) with liie t'jtiu, if Je-ire t, a; saie. a I n A tTH t of inn-! in ar".e tuwu-hir-. INOi C.' known ih--rtihp N-lrow larm -ecnt.iiiine lul err m" or ie-. '. aervs ekr. mt the ri well t:mf-rsl. o.';nin Uiil- ot A. B. Howard. E'.ia K.nu;, Sui:irl iletier. Mm Bi-el. and ou.ers :tn a aew plank liwellicc l?oi;e, tiarn. anl (Hiii.ui M.nes tnert-n trreeie'l. Trie laral . : li ulerr 1. and well a.tai te'. lo the rai-iacnf su k.lh: re rdiua an almii-la.-ie- of pasture. There I- au apple orcbard aiid other ami treea iheic-n. TERMS. ne-thinl e.-ii on th I-t 1T ' Ap-il. l.'l. at wnieh time tbe deed ws'u U delivered : tbehal-aD-4 in fonr e-;l ani.ual payweuls frtini April 1 lvi. withool nitere-wtoi 'hie. Alter liie deors aii.t eiwt-i are all pa ; tiie wiO-.w h:l r-n-ive it.e m't-T-t ot i':e remainmc oDe-tMrl d -.rlr.e hr l-fei.ae. and u her d-wh the pnn- i ;: io be paid U' tu heir v' ihe deeeed. rty mei Oe "e-tirvl bv j.iotrment i..n.: on the premises. Ten ierc-ril of the entire por-bae money to be paid on -Say ( sale, or sec ured to b '"or ft rlier -i .:raa:i. a-Wre Silas H. Table. li . ISaker-vii.e. l' . r eali on the uiKlrouroe-l on ihe preroises.or Joca H. 1. El, her aiawner, ai Sc-nier-l. II.UlRIET GAP.rXER. jl!. Executrix. JXECUTUIVS M'TICE. kii? of Flitter h May. rt-'rl.. lat t L.wer Lrtit ri tctAinvniATT n Tie brr.e t-U-'e hv insr tK-ii miiu-si biine v.v'v swi by tfc pn er author. ly. ni .tiw l he ( a.ve-n toall ptj m-r.t ami trvr-e hv.ii-z r;'r. or J-man'W a strains th?ifte wiii ?rt th-fin lti! aiithen ticaird f"f sr..fnrr;; t v, Tt-'irs-iay. Antr. . at theoit'o: J. H. Jfnai?x K., ia lije Bttf Qwzn of t iNiiMt, l a. Stott A fze, Alt frny-i. STOP! IBM! LISTEN EVERYONE WANTS TO KSOW WHERE TO GET THE MOST OF OF THIS WORLD'S GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEY ? WE HAVE THEM -zzr::::Dishes.jrz- WHITE, YELLOW, GLA AND KOCKISGIIAM WARE, IN GNAT VaSltTT. BASKET.-, LO; KLNG-GL.ls.-E?, HANGING LAMP-, STAND LAMPS Lan2r5 of all Ivscriptkina. Novelties and Oddities in China THE PLACE FOR FANCY k STAPLE GROCERIES 13 AT ST0P.E OF ED. B. COFFROTH, SOiLERiET. PA ILHJ 1 1. .- DEPARTMENT. Fourth Grade. " Waists, Blaziers, Jacket. Summer fill your orders by mail promptly. A BOOK CASE uF SPECIAL MERIT Larsre enrnKh to contain a r.ico assort ment of books. inisiie'l in a;-l ii' i . 1 stvle. An ornament to any room. Ma--e of" oak antique, or I'lth century tin. so. The le-t case e ran priuf f.ralow I price. Tbe style ritht np t j lia'e. V- have a doen other patterns of tne tx make and style. tb:it cannot fail t tiease. Finithf l in oak, cherry ari'l nt noeany. But our stock do-s not end with lkk. caiu. Will show a ino-t ont piete assortment of everytluntf t-l 'nkr;r. ti he furniture br:s::)e-. l.t-ns,i n Tab'w, Chamber and Parh-r Sui-ea. ' . l i inu Be:, 1-a-v ( Ha:r. Mattrt .n an-1 Springs, Hat lin k, M:rr.)r, t'i:rn -r.i, SideljarcJj, (.'hirionier. Wardr !. I'ab inetA, Parl.-r Table. Iiex iir.rni t in.n. ("urta:a Pubs, Uthce W-ka, auU :t.c Chairw. Johnstown, Penn'a. A I MIMTR-T NOTICF. X . tw Ti . 'fiiT-t '.!. Trtwr . A'l'tuii'TMi.i tl t !t m ffisi" Urn ff-'i'.l !.tac u;cier;i-.r i .t prisr .tti-n-itr. n- l hr-f-T u a i .W 1 M .'! -wr t' n . t ii.i.r.'li ; p-n'i:. :! t;i-- r i. i;e -. -v Mu'tin-t fcjp:ii i;?N8i sin. m '" '" -i- f- 1 I.. r':.f-:iiriit J i" .T.-i i' . A i;'t It..-. t it: Ut rrrifuc or the tii-t-iL-c-K ;:i ii ivmn-U.p. JtAllY M M I! I- rk AM .'.'rl. 'u'.j. A iniiM.-irsi-.A.. A L'MIMti:atks notice. i.-tteof l.nr M Miivr. Wt!. cf u-'" town Kms.i:2. ?.fTr-i 'K, F'i Irtt if s.-li;i;i;:"i'mt-'i tai tM f-'Vf M h.T!liX tvn r-icU1') to tile r.ji-l :!.;-,! :V If prr k intr, n-.t i h-r y n V- -l wnjti lult-biei '. I rimlf t.. mm- ri::ir-t:-i' iyuieni, amA t :' v'.r!s 1 ,,r ir" mi.t n-t '.nr Kf t Will ; r- -:.t .im : . ttrir.:,cAUril Ut sUi-fue-n? mMr-Ur. A .J. y. jit ;. ri-U-iiftr fti i,:o A i e.:!--:; . -r, ai v Ml ' -lr..I. FrvL V,". nce't-r. Attorr.ry. E XECUTOi:S NOTICE. E?ale of John W Kni, Is.'.c of irj-iara t '.-amti. Letters teumcn:rv c.o t'i ab -ve kw h: b-o rLiled lo liie ::n terMTi l '.V in- ;ier amb--.ty, n.t!- 1- here.' y r e, n v .11 ? .up, :u.ie'usl lo al e-t.c c to m.-? :::;ie--t. pneni. and th.e. har;n- e Hi-n- i:.'..t : same t pre-ui taejn -I'lie .i'.a.-uti''U.e i ..ir liemer.t. u trie nret-r.ijrue 1. -l T ie-.i..v A g it ls., at I'j la:--- r-i.!n-e t' 'i-e-Wnetl anii a iaere lii'.'T will alleui f.-r m:-1 j pose. J'l OIl I tVKNi.f'P. ha;v.l:n i". hkv irv. Kir- il fcf. A DMINISTKATUR S XOTIC'K. taiate of Andrew Ihiver. dW'i . la:-4 ftf Brn-.!i- er-vaiiey Twp . -riH-r t " Ps. i Letter ,K" a.!miii-trtioii t.Ti the -o ( -Mie ; bavir-f b"a ras-t to ibe nn 1-mw I by it -1 pni-r a':rh:--.:Y. i..t..-e ihrre;y it-.e-i a.l , pet.ns i:i:Me-t tc .fd eMr? l utti ii:)ri.-.i-! aieitaynieDi. and thi"- uavuiic-'rti- sa.ij-t me t!?e wiil pre-enl lleia tit: : y m:: t r.r.i-" l -t r-r i nrlliemeiil irti -jlniay. the --d d ny oi A .g-. I-.a', i at Ihe laie resi leuee o !- !. Adni!'.i-t--it-'r A DMINISTKATOirS N 'Tlt'rl Lu.te of Awt.n Bran o! :'r--r! -rM.'i.-:j Tetter of A'iinin'trt.vj ti,e.islve'.v hi-viinf -?n nn:ei u in in !; y r. t ppT.r a'liii'K-.'.T, nut.-- frvrrt-? k v-n t 1 iin vi it v-tnv i ur-- i.r-M- j -r):at pafRTwnt, an1 Uisw daviiic rtni tr .-t lh;iiir wi;; ;.rrrtit tNui k-.'.fi-T-t.' I tor uieraetnon Saiurv. Ao.'-M !V4', allie rt?iiiin-e uf Jacoo J. i'zu'. :tt -a.fi V - : HtNiii' H. HilA.xT. jrIt-?. A.ln.i:ur;sr-. Pittsburgh Female College AND CONSERVATORY O" MUSIC. I t. hl rf E! '-:! ion ar1 T'iw A--. F:. j rt-wirx- of ul? 1- a-iir 10 ira iw.:.fi iitfO. j fui. rtrafher. Sii'jenor t.t istmi-.r - u-l j re Sr rotm :a1iv. T.'iirx.v-f.xlii T--.-.r tis i Utrw xrA full iT'.i.inna ?' r-f"."-u. j 7 J-I:n. Ear. A- H. HORtHUSS, P ttsrr-.. sTILL BUSINESS I j - We: ,.rY Ifley'a Photorrarjri Cal Mr patrons are informed tbat I am still in the -i'ff'i7''r"t " -f And am at a 1 tiniesi preparl to take a.l kinds of pictures, from a Tia-typc r Cabia t riutojTaph, To a Iife-siie Cravon. Listanta.'iernis: Pro cess used, and all work triaranteed to be sati-fac'ory. T-ljaliery up stairs, neit lo Virr'.t's grore. WM. IL WET.K'.KY. PsmTm Tciic Urn Tbe only :ire and rad:r; mre 'jt CONSTIPATION. BILIOUSNESS. INDIGESTION, aod all d;ufelr" of tbe ljr. ba-':ire,i iia-b'! of pit-tie. and ihe only r-mo1y r i: '' ea.-, an-l ia ra-? m wav-n in- ei 1 nave ntterif failed. Te-t-nxmia-, f-MJ h-n-lrM ot iKupieliviii in tlair loi.-i.tr. IVn-s-it ... I jnsrnf-lir,-i bv U T. k h i.l N .. IIAi-B! k-.. f'A.. for ihe P. T i K. Co., aci Ux ur by aa iff-aavr.tfSaT M ceor pirr bo-.i . ca geaaine nn.ea tb i a fiLia ATT-ted Trl-- Xcrk- ? ?-7- T
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