somerset Herald.,
j 5: ! r
: U- btsruo in t be country.
rt,oiit fUCiJiff aim-
S."S s r -
"... sr, ' ii joorid in Brock-
Wi! J (mt are Cyinj soetLvard.
Oy- Uv aJvaiirrd about 40 per erct
in price.
An orlriiial r-ersuKl has been rrxniexl to
Peter Alt'rigbt, Carrel!.
Arpunrat court cot.f eui Tuesday morn
ing r.-l i. fi', in suTon.
Itxrre of pension has beca granted to
Ianirl G. Lint, Jenner X Roads.
Scull leals Dflaroiter 6 votes is Somerset
borough, while Patuson leads (ireewj one.
Mr. I.,' ward Scull le for PSuargb on
Toe?' afternoon. He expect to return
Lome tbe first of next week.
The wife of tt.jjer and RonHer elect
A. J. Hlleruari it on a three eks Lot to
friends in Cotifluen and Adjison.
i-r.-.y teir surpius
I'resliiett Ilarrfsoti bat tMsnad a praciama
tion aryolnting TnuraJar, the JTth day of
the pment month of Korember, to be ob
served as a da of prayer and thanksgiving.
itr. K R ttobens, the well known and
popular bead cletk at Jaa. B. Hilderbaam'
hardware establishment, will remove lis
family to Wilmington Eimu, early in le-ceaibrr.
T- a c . i . i - -
'ock ' cuuineT corner on iw puouc
! aq-iare bas been purchased from the Peon
I Mutual Life Insurance company, of Philadet
:he r.nkes hard wo-k pVj by M Wm M wh; wM
I-
;-. P . lias a turtiip
,.'5 bot is starring on
! take pot-session about April 1st.
,ine to
i.Oier.
cer;re on the
The machine has not yet been invented
that will photograph a mugwump in his
ho, otherwise we could illustrate thi wsoe
of the HtaiLD with a number of well
known faces.
1 ,.-r.r. V t
Johnstown, selis a
' ..: uijt
.vf. and warrar.tt-d, po to J.
J The train running over the Siiuer-
st and Cambria R. R. oa Sunday have
j been discontinued. Hereafter, Sunday
j train wil! run from Rockwood to Somerset
and returc. arriving at Somerset at 11.5$ a.
. . K:Jre Store, Sociereei, j
I
; sri-.r suits in p!tib. from j
, :t MU'i"-,3 House, Johns- j
1 to.
,.f ; ?r buriiis lias p-rcf-td
i::!-- itif bifh license went
sii ia tSe Jiineveh oil cld.
i to be The deepest well
The eonrt appointed Win. H. Landir. of
BrothersTaliry township return judge to car
ry the retumn of the coogres&ional election
in this county to Hollidaysharg at which
plane the official ote of the district was com
puteii at noon Tuesday. At the same time
A. W. Mi'Verof Middlecreek townnhip was
a; pointed return judge to carry the return
of the senatorial election in thi county to
Kwlford where the return were competed
at the same hour.
;;-.::-.re 1 rei-nbie pnoes is j
Nx: to Mansion House
t j
. js.r-i .k "f I..:,nier. has a can-j
- : i i J'jeje Ma'.k bearios
; leads. j
..tiA'iitct near Wi'liarr.FjK-rt, j
- -.n r -at;!a and Line rabbits I
x t one man on election day.
:i i ,..'.t
i.".r
Tiie Johnstown TnUtne say : " It u re
ported in this place that Thorns H. Oreery,
r.H).. who ran arainst Hon. Ildward Scoll
l jt Congress in this district and was defeated
by several hundred majority, intends con
testing Mr Scull" election. The grounds
Sir the con!.a4 are said to be allegations of
i imid and iilersU Toted in several precincts
' in Somerset and Bedford counties. As the
of Lvrobe maes j contestant pets pay. according to an infamous
nesrro iniarotratrd
u.-vi Lnr.l::'. of Bearer Fails.
s : I'jt:in'a e'.totion. had a
i b!c;r.; forced down Lis
I praot:oe, whether be has any just claim or
j not. it will be apparent why parties at times
make contests when there are no just
! prourvls. Mr. Greevy may have a balucina-
tion that Le was elected, but if be has, we
think he is shout the only one in the dis
trict who has that is not craxv."
. a! i LartiUrrsbur- maJe Lis es
,i -:!uile by darting into a
.r-ara wb- were chatt.cg on the
: r u rai-ry her ?
: :. :! an J s Li-viin's line of tar
;j Mdtion KoiLf, JoLus-
; :t sfj'ara'.ei rreilteen years.
- vitweu. a Ws'cn county
J. B. Iuriwrt's saw mill boiler exploded
i Tburviay afternoon at 3 o'clock. His mill
is located on Murd ek't steel tramway, two
reiles from ilostoller station, on the 8. & C.
Biiiroa.l.and has been cutting for Murdocks
11 summer. Mr. M. Trent, one of the haul
ers, was sariously injured, although bia re
covery is expected. Kortunateiy none of the
other men were injured any, excepting the
sawver, who was badiy bruised. The fire-
f ,a:id tif son through a wediir.g i man states be had only eihty-five pounds
of steato on. and baa jMl finished filling the
1 b-'er with water about five minutes previ
j ou to the explosion. Large pieces of the
boiler are scattered through the woods with
: 'a a raJ.us of a quarter of a mile. The
j engine has not been found not even a
i piece of it thus Ui. It was one of the worst
! percw of destruction imaginable. Every
j tLing about the building, boiler, and engine
CL-Uir.e ever q iarried in tlie
a'siii-n f.-no a ISraiifor l jaarry lsal
i: mea.-i:r'-! 77 feet lot.g, S feet wide
i-ies th;..
Ziri.el S'ani.y recently resigned her
i a p-"r?t mistress at Si'ry Hill, in
-.ion county. Taeoilice had been in
u:.r fir '.j vea-.
I. Fult.-n, of Mrattonville, Clarion
; .is y?a- of ar.d was never on
t car ui.ti". ia-; wetk. Ke never saw
:. ra:,r.)i i cars unul IS'.
i-nfJ'.' ins ::i K er tow as-Lip,
v.tity. tn m-'iii u lUuiel Iijone, the j
iijiutr haater and piortwr, as j
ii' r-lay s.0d at auction. j
thi urn line of meat cutters, aauag j
v b;' '.er ktrives. butcher s eels
- si- hi-g scrapers, etc.. at Ja. B. i
-1 a. t Hardware S'. jre. Somerset.
was a total los.
:.. ia ;
!.jesf.ld. of T'nior.town. Pa.,
r ;-euiej her sixteen year-old
". Mppii;g her. the aubtn-aed
- . t !.-. ;i whUh her undatiful
ri t.. ! er bi.k.
i i : ir.d witer abound in microbes, or
' u i-t re iy to ii.fe-t the dehiila
' t- 1 1 imj irt that strength and
-wi-y to rt ?t the effect of the-
- at no tonic LIdo -puriiier
- A; k i rarsaparilla.
"-I1 H-. had ot.o been rich
i. K reorder of IVeis. was
'ij : I.sneaf'er sentenced to ja.l tor
-t. u : i hi pay a fine of J for etu
ttt. W:.i sy ruie.! bim.
jr. har.d a 'aife cnuber of good
L t w'.W su in quajititi. to tiit
r rriops very reasouaijle. Yard
" tse j '.astns taill.
K ::jsbe Baos. i. Passoa.
'-f't r.ct. a prcmintut ritiaer.sof
i-1.- i a, was arrested last Wed
7 t t cia-rt ol ti':r.g profane lan-
if tat f orsd guilty of uing four-
-: :,. it a fine of sixty-re'ven
tn . t.t-d to '.:. It oefault
-:---it jv.r.i- was H-nt to the couuty
-ta ''tj'-'it !rral jjitronage in the
3 -k a - :.'.. nustiou of trie same
t tr pnc: ov?.cr season. At our
tr- -tii.T.t uf Oxk A lieerita
W. II. Purr.
isc ' !Biore iLan ordinary iotrst will
"it t',,n-r.,roro on Pleas of Eik
J t ii cjai r.g term. Mrs. H.
t-.- m: ; jr.,,,,, ir;Dt Bbert
tteejv:.. c aiming Uioacs to
the illegal selling of
j. Harry Wilson, on the
well as at previous
tr- the last mentioned !
: x.cad, by reason of j
- : a.-.i u;,,n the A. V. Biilruad I
J 1-i d -b!e-l. Mr. j
- ' Lv iT treat meiu in a hKtulaJ. !
j ,
Lawyers Corfroth and Koonu left for Har
ris'nurg Monday morning. A few minutes
before the noon train was due Tuesday F. 1.
Konser, K-kj , couns'i fr t he ociaimoTi wealth
received a telejram fSx Harriburg telling
him louke the Cm train ijt that city as
the cae of the Nv!y h.'y had been set for
re bearing before toe b.3rd af Panloni that
day. This was the first notice Mr. Kooser
had that the ce wa to be railed np. bat
he left for !ie State capitol immediately
where be will be beard in behalf of the
people, tsomerset county people arc oom-uienci-.g
to believe that the sentence of these
convicted murderers will be commoted and
the neglect to infjrm Mr. Kooser of the re
hearing of the case will strengthen that be
lief. A telegram from Harrisburg dated Mon
day 10 inst, says : There arrived at (Le State
Department to-day an express box, foor by
two teet. containing a suit of clothes, a doub
le barrelled shot cun and revolver. These
articles were sent by the attorney of the
Xice.'v brothers, who have been convicted of
the murder of Farmer I'mberger, of Somer
set county.
The evidence in connection with the cloth
ing and weapons 5a entirely new, and it is
claimed ti at it will fasten the murder of
Cn.lxrjer upon a man named John Leach.
The case of the Nicely brothers will come
before the Board of Pardons to-morrow.
tee chiidstn.
When A. J. Coiborn, Jr . made bis speech
I in Yuksborgh. I'nion county, last Thursday
. evening a week, be evidently took the town
by storm. The Lewisburg Stfurd-if Sight
says of hi effjrt t " The real star of the
evening was the eloquent Cjlborn, who
; made on this occasion an bour's speech,
' which contained more sound logic, common
1 sense, humor and eloquence than could
, Lave been extracted from any half dozen
' addresses ever made in I'nion county. He
: is an intellectual whirlwind, possessing the
i rarest mental power, and few orators in the
' country to-day can so magnelixe an audience
, as be. As a d.alecticxan and story-teller be
I knock the shine off any jenter who has ever
1 entertained the people of this section. Tbe
I 'people who listened to bim Thnraday night
j have tbe iiU.fjction of knowing that they
beard from the ebjquent lips of Col born facts,
rijTures, pitbos and fun which weil eciitles
: the logkian to the sohrij uet of lh " Orato
; ri'-d Nightingale.""
' It is a new ornoxbologxral mwtioa
that a "nightingale" suouU coma oat
cf the nest of "bald eagle," but per
ha, the younger Ajax " ha been taugU
to Ejt the Eepublicaa doctrines his aire so
e'n.vj jeatly cl.rieks.
tj-j te a sensation
4.
was created on our
tr-ci.tnts f-nj in . . ., h, ,,,T We,lnesdav evearln.
scovered that tb ia-J? tara
Cra'it farmi sorrth of town,
fr pe ..i.le of osiive ! : . l that Mr. Brant, his
- :".TU '!"m l"r"c "n 1 cr"' i wLea it was dis
,r U, -' ion tie Jwiah
- t' e t,al;i-ai
dri::uitit z.
action f :
"". Kan
ai,
1
'Hi,:
of
4 -.
" of
J rs
j-
1
wife, and Iensrier K.imroej. a farm band.
had been brntUy beaten by tramp. Mr.
rt ! ' nietraj, just et of j B-ant and Mr. Ktramel bad gone to tbe
asfvurl a p. ofgld barn about half pant seven o'clock to see
a-t ia cmiii i f.-oitj M that theto-k was wre for the night. They
in o- iji. ra.ii.njj froni 1 lo i bad hardly entered the barn, when they
it ! J.mes Hall.jway j we tta-jkvl by three or four tramps, one
' it a Uani fouadali iti on of whore dealt old man KimmsJ a blow on
t oil -v,le. Itipert spick j the that felled bim to the barn floor
" 1 1 i -i. afd a few uiouver.l ' i,rwt tbe lantern be held on bi hand.
" 3 ,r, l -1, ,:in ,b ,ot five ! y-. Jj-atit was pouooed un by tha other
? c i viU wlla an iron (ramps and beaten frightfully. Ia the rjTig-
J fii-a'Jy knoi.-a.ed off ! gte that ensued, th hay on the barn floor
? J aes revealoi There S t.k fire from the lan'em, which bad beep
.-i vaiti, mat e of tliem ! brok". and in vry fcw minutes tbe flitne
tt.e ri'xicac war, and i .pread tbrjcgliOnt tbe entire building. Mrs.
i'ian KVi. P.:iwR and i nn mho burned from the house to the
- i:p the:r wealth, and j barn, was met on the way by one of tbe
" I' ir brlieve,! that the i irairas. who bit her half a dox-n blow on
'-"''ed hy tl owner d-nicg j the face and body beOre be jjined bit eotn-
t times last preceding ; nanion. wfco were flseing over toe neia
vil war and ii ia iwoha- i ..,ard the railroad track. Hundreds of
"'"I'tllW. 'men and biy from town ran to tne scene
" i of jhe fire, but nothing rtuid be done to
0ur Ssscaaltie. save tbe barn f-om the tiroes. The stotk
'"-! r, r,,., S -u all saved. The building. 25 ton of bay,
- 4:
:;,. Tooth bras!.- lands la-ge jao'.ity of farm prod ace were
T-AHi, powdtn. ToolS ' entirely derrM. mvlarm M owne-i cy
; Jo,iah Wor, of fjmerset township.
bo
iliiiiu-a. KcUat,
fcjmerbet. Fa.
Imates Lis lots at $1.(00. So iosuranot.
Ko clue of the tramps has been d'-wtrri
Oeath of Mr. Koowor.
afra Enteiina Amelia Kooser, Hnf of
tbe lata Curtis Kooser and mother of Fnndt
J. Koceer. Esq . died Thursday last, after
short ricknev, at ber borne in this borough.
Mrs. Kooser was the youngest danghter of
tbe late Francis Kiernan and was born on
the 9lh day of February. 1SJ7. She was mar
ried on the 6ii day of September. lf)42u Ber
death occurred on tbe bth day of November,
110. She was a consistent member of tbe
Lutheran church from childhood.
Owing to the exacting care of ber large
family Mr. Kooser was rarely seen in public
bat ber society was continually sought after
byaUrgcrcoffiierKlswbolound pleas
are ia ber quiet, genial wit and profited from
ber wise and motherly counsel. Mrs. Koos
er was one of those wooderfuli J giftd moth
ers who con tinned to remain tbe idol of ber
Children after they had reached maturity
and whose aJortioo was lavished upon her
opto die boor of ber death wUh the sanse
spontaneity that characteriars iuCtncy. She
was woman of smc geoerooa impulse and
was ever willing to share tbe family loaf with
the stranger who chanced within ber gates.
Of no one can tbe description of tbe virtuous
woman in Proverbs be more aptly applied :
"Sue louktrlh well to the ways of ber booae-
hold. end eateUi not the bread of Wleoese."
yea, atie reacbeth fjrtb ber hand to the
needy' and 'ber children rise up and call ber
blessed."
Mrs. Kooser' death resulted from mala
ria freer and was contracted while nursing
her sons. Park and EJtnund, both of whom
are still suffering from that malady.
Congressman Scull Serenaded.
A goodly number of Crpoblican voters
from Salisbury, Meyernlaue and Rockwood
accompanied by an exosllent band of mosic
arrirtd in Somerset on a special train at
eight o clock Friday evening, tor the pur
pose of tendering Uoogteasroan Scnll a sere
nade and to congratulate bim npon his re
election.
The visitors were met at the S. 4 C. B K.
station, by a large delegation of citixaisof
this place, beaded by band of marshal mu
sic A procession was at once formed and.
started for Mr. Scull's residence on Union
street. On the wsy it was j jined by many
of Mr. Scull'a personal friends irrespective
of politics.
The iTocission massed on the lawn in
front of Mr. Scalls boose and th bands
played several of their choicest air. Wben
Mr Scull stepped out onto tbe veranda be
was heartily cheered by tbe crowd and Capt.
W. IL Allen, of Meyersdale. on behaif of
the tisiiors. in a few well chosen words ex
pressed the objactof tbe gathering and con
veyed to Mr. Scull the hearty congratula
tions of himself arid fellow citixens on bia
triumphant re-election.
Mr. Scnll responded at some length In
which he most cordially thanked those
present, his fellow citixens, neighbors and
friends, for this mark of their esteem and
good will and congratulated tbe Republicans
of tbe county on the gallant fight they had
made and the magnificent majority they
had .oiled op on Tuesday.
Brief speeches were made by Hon. A.J.
Colborn, Amos Finnegan, Esq., of Meyers
dale, and Capt. W H. Banner.
The visitors spent a pleasant evening in
Somerset and left for their hemes shortly
before midnight.
Os&th of Samuel Calther Esq.
Samuel Gaitber. E-q , the o: Ujst member
of the Somerset county Bar, d el ou V tdnes-
day evening 5th insL. He was bim in
Washington county. Mi, on Antietarn
creek, near tbe scene of tbe farnoua battle,
on October 27,
At the age of 19 be came to Somerset
county, and at Somerset and Petersburg ba
worked at bis trade as tailor, tan rht school,
and a part of the time filled the position of
Justice of the Peace for a period of 12 years.
At th age of 26 be was married to Lydia
Hugus of Somerset. They were the parent
of x sons and one danghter. Hi wife,
four sons and daughter still survive bim.
At tbe age of 30 be registered as a student at
law under Hon. Moses Hampton, of Som
erset, where be was admitted to tbe practice
of lav on January 31st 138.
He continued in active practice from the
time of his admias kin until within the past
ten years.
During thi time be was in partnership
with Chauncey Forward, Joshua F. Cox,
Rom Forward and Cyrus Meyers, aH well
known attorneys at tbe bar.
He was eminently a coonsellor at law, bis
opinion being sought by his associates in
tbe profession, and bis argu merit to the
Court being both comprehensive and Con
vincing. He was a member of the Presbyterian
church for many years, connecting himself
with that organization in this place in tbe
year 1S3J. He was a liberal supporter of the
church and a regular attendant at service
until be became too feeble to go out,
' At a meeting of the Somerset county Bar
convened upon the announcement of the
death of Samuel Gaiiher, Esq, at the office
of Co "Troth &. Kuppel Thursday, 0th inst.
Gen. A. H. CoSroth was elected Chairnan
and F. W. Biesecker, Eq, Secretary. The
undersigned, appointed a committee to report
resolutions upon bia death, respectively sub
mitted the following which were ananimoa.
ly adopted :
Hotuimi, That the bar of Somerset county,
bave learned with sorrow of the death of
Samuel Gaitber, E , who was long a resi
dent of this borough, a lawyer of marked
ability having been admitted to tbe practice
in Somerset county in 1333 and coufinued
in the same nearly tbe entire period op to
the time when failing health obliged bint to
retire. .
Rtnhtd, That as District Attorney he was
faithful to hi trust and acquitted himself
with great credit in tbe discharge of tbe du
ties of bis ofice.
Rotricfl, That in bis death the bar has lost
a kind friend, an able lawyer and efficient
advocate, whose ability and integrity as of
a marked character and a model tor imita
tion. Raolfnt That a mark of reject we
will attend tbe funeral of tbe deceased in a
bdy.
Rmtrtd, That these resolutions be placed
on the records of the court of this county
and a copy thereof be sent to the family of
tbe deceased, and copies be forwarded to tbe
newspaper of tbe county for publication.
Ilcxav F. Sen xi i,
W. H. Koora,
Job H. Cat,
A. J. CoLao,
J. O. KlatMik .
H. L. Baca.
Tnpula of BasDwet
WflBacaa, It baa pleased Ood in Lis aH
wise providence to remove from oar midst,
on October ?4, 13; Hattie May Schlag, th
beloved daughter of Mr. and Hn. John
Scblag, therefore,
Erottiit That we bow in b finable submis
sion to this afflictive disperissiion, and record
or si no-re sympathy and condolence, and
pray God to comfort tbe sorrowing parents,
who bare thus been bereft of their only
danghter.
Eaolttd, That our MLmkicary Society ba
lost a cheerful and active worker, one who
was loved and admired by all who knew ber,
and was a recognized leader among ber
Christian companions.
Mnired, That these resoluiior' be puUlsb
ed in our county paper and a copy sent to
the bereft parents. Also, that tbey be
published in tbe Lutheran Missionary J,xr
ual and the Lutheran Obtertrr.
Committee.
Whikia, Comrade John H. YiRiLkin, of
Post 301, G. A. R of Poms, and late a mem
ber of tbe Xh Penna. Infantry, was on Nov.
1st ls, removed from our midst by that
gnm destroyer death, leaving a widow and
family of children to mourn Lis removal
from the family circle, Thereforr,
Soaised, A comrsvte of this Post, we here
by express our besrtWt sympathy to the be
reaved family of our deceased comrade by
recording tLis humble tribute of reptct to
one who was a faithful com rale, kind hus
band and fatlier and a rejected ci:i;n.
P.vl-.fl, These resolutions be recorded in
tbe minutes of this Post, a copy sent the
family ot Ocmra-ie Toonkin and be publish
ed in the county pjers.
Coxxhtxe.
Nitrous Oxide Gas,
Tlie most safe, prompt, efficient and re
liable rzent known lor absolutely painless
extraction of teeth. In osein this county
only by . Jnt McM illi.t.
Somen, Pa.
Furniture 1
Devlin's prices are right.
Broad Sl, next to Mansion House. -Johnstown,
Pa.
Wanted.
One hundred thousand cords of Chestnut,
Oak, and Hemlock Bark, fcr which the
highest cash market price will be paid.
H.G.A F.S. Ccssiawaaw,
Somerset, Pa.
s
HERIFFS SALE.
. ' Cheap School Book.
Notice is hereby given that at Fisher's
Buk Store there is f sal a large stock of
Co! ton's. Harper's and Barnes' large Geogra
phies, Butler "s and Harper's small Geographic-'.
Appleton'a. and Raub's Readers,
Brooks' and Shields' Arithmetics, Back
waiter s and Patterson's Spellers, Reed
and Keilogt'r, RauVsand Swinton't Gram
mar. Goff"s Arithmetics, Olney's Complete
A'r-bra. and Wesilake's Literatures, and a
smalt supply of other second-hand school
Books.- Tbesr second-band books must be
sold before January 1, 191, and will be eoid
clieep. After that date they will be shipped
away Caaa. H, Fust aw, '
V . i
Matrimony Measured.
In 1 IS per cent of all tbe men married
in Pennsylvania married woman older than
themselves, Eeighty per cant. jisrrid tbcan
younger than themselves, and tl remaining
7 per cent took wives their own ses. The
average age of tbe toen was twnty-eva
year, and of the women twenty-three ytars.
More is are married at twenty-tbrre, and
more women at twenty-one. Thi seem to
be the favorite time. A woman of fifty -nine
married a man of tbirty-ooc, and a girl of
twenty-three took an old man of seveoiy.
The youngest couple who ventured into mat
rimony was a boy of seventeen and a girl of
Cfteen. Where tbe men are older, the dif
ference in age varies, but where tbe women
are older, it rarely exceeds five years. Of
t,7 J6 women married, whose ages were
given, 4,065, or 27.3 per cent, were kss than
twenty year old.
y. Vjt.m Kti'i a Im Fi lod Ti Fa
fcue4 uot of lo t'oart of Oromoa Plea of suta
ewei Co.. Pa., xa me directed. 1 will expuw to
put-lie aale al tlx Court House, ia somerset. Pa.
at t o'clock, p. a- on
FRIDAY, DEa a, 1890,
A'J the right, title. Inten-t and elain or Ed
ward . s&a ver and Jo-eph E. (iateheil. of, in
and to tlie to'ilowint; described real encase, viz :
A certain tract of laud situate tn Sumyereek T p.
fjomeiset t o , Pa . ailjoininif lands of Jaoi oie
ner. Aaron ii?f ler, Harriet border a beirt and
oi tiers.
7l-n In execution a th property of Edward
A. aawyeraod Josepa K Oak. tie J, at the tu.t of
Mama U. Harueii.
ALSO-
AH tbe right, title, interest and claim of Henry
C Staab, delea'iant, aud Lou. A. Smitti. terre
tenaui. to wit : 1 Bat canal a metrusge, piece or
parcel of lend situate in tbe bormura of Heyera
dale. Cooair tA sjomervet. mate of evnusj lvama.
teicc Dart of lot do" occupied ty Jotsa r Sia'jb
ao-1 erasied Ui Henry '. ssianb ty d e.i dated Oe
torjer IS, si, froottnicoii Nonh sitlenf SiwtO street
fet front, ruuaine l k by a diviwm line fifty
fee, beiac ui E.itern part of Mild lot. as ref
erence ui tbe County Atlas more fuliy aboiis. lo.
gethT with the appuroaneea.
lakea in execution tbe property of Henry
C. staab. defetwtanu cikI Lou. A Maiiui, w-rrc
tenant, at me suit of Harvey U. berk ley. Admr.
of Ajxaauel tarty, dec d,
- ALSO -
All tbe right, title interest and claim of William
M. Ankenv. of tn aud u the (jliowin dsserRied
) lioiidiiic alnl m o imuad. to lt : Tneaaid nuu-
dina; ta a two-nory frame bjw, eutiia mug
nuan, brine eituen toet by tmny feet. tlu,u
attaebment of a tuiixlmr. tourleen feet by sixteen
feet, and erected upon a lot or piece of (rouad
situate In Mevendalia. Somerset county, Penti a ,
bounded and decnted aa ftiliows, vis- Heine.
K No M) in mid Heverwiaie. in the Boeebley sur
rev located on Ifce M eat aide of Bkifebury street.
BotiDted on the North by kit No. '!. on tbe East
trv r:Hburv streec en the South by lot So. , en
tie est by ( en re alley.
Taken in execution aa tbe property of William
M. Aaaenj at the suitof Francis Baer, oa etfF.
Iurr.
AL
AH the right, t'tie, lute-eat and claim of J. O.
Merer. Administrator of Peter M-.-yef. dereaw-d.
f, in and to tbe folk) oia dorrilied real esute.
viz : A certain tract of land situate in frirom'.l
ai Hnahenvallev TovnOiim. S-memet County
and rotate of leucsylvatiia, adjoining land of
Lint k Huaov Jaotb itiitner, Jonauian naer arni
Mhera. conaitnie aefT cod l perebeamore
rleat, and knota aa tne fcdeara Btopiceiora
tract.
-ALSO
Foor lots of rroond ia Meyersdale Boroneh, said
rumH and Stale, each 40 feet front t-v Ml deep.
Ofi Mouth side of Meyers' A'enue, West side of
Cbeotniit aud near to tac raii roa.1 letK. zno c
on tbe pica of Merer addition to said Itjrocgb
aa kits Sob. to, 42, 44 and 46.
ALSO
Six Ion of rroand sttnete as aforesaid, eaeh 50
fees tront ju Laree street, and extending back a
distance of alioui 3U feet lo nauxtieny ereec.
k mm c o Diau of Mevwrv' addition to raki
ougb as luta N- h. hf I j W; lv aad ."ju.
AL90
SI Vote of treoBd cttuate as aforesaid, eah
feet fruol bv 1 jn deep, on noutB erne m necowi
avenue. Wect side uf t ntaiit street, known tm
tbe wan erf ateyers adduaoa aslou Noa. So. to, vz.
M, , and .
- ALSO -
A certain lot of rroand sttuate as aforesa'd. 40
feet (root bv VJkt deep, o tbe Sunk nde of Mey
ers' avenue. Sounded by kw No. IX! on tbe Lat,
by alley on ibe Norta and 8ouib. and knowa on
plan of lieyen' addiuua to said boroixb aa kx
So. L3L
ALSO
A certain lot of rroand sltncte as aforesaid, 40
feet front oa Centre reet, and bounded oo tbe
North by lot No 113',. on the Fa-t by as alley,
and on the Sootb by kit No. 11. knocn on lue
plan of Mevers addmon to said Borourh aj lot
No. lO1,' ha vine tiurena erceted a icrre to
now frain buildiag, known as - Urcnd tstral
HuteL"
ALSO
A eertain tract of lead sltaite In Larimer Twn,
Couuiy and Mate affrid. adjoininf lands of
Jotin Will heirs, Ausiut tarvune and Mr.
Howard, eoniatninc a acres more of lees, and
known at tue oeoixe Hofner tract.
AL90-
Two certain tots citnase as aforesaid frontinj
feet on Buechk-T atreet and x leu din WW a
difiapse of feet lo aa alley, and knowa aa iota
Naa. XH and 33.
Taken ta execution as tbe property of J. X ev
en, admidiHirator of Peter Meyers, dee d, at tn
sait of E. Lictity's Administrator, et at
ALSO-
AT1 tbeririit. till interest and e'aira of James
Parma of. in, and is the following deacribei. real
est ale via :
No. L Known at tbe homestead farm, eoiuain
Inc W ceres (more or lei aloot -O acres clear,
rjd stiear camp and orcnard. Havinx thereim
erected a new i stnry frame dwell hie. 1 arre bank
barn cnl wueveiitbuiidihrs. adjoining land of
Chrtstica Miller. Jaha Holderiicum.ce.Kwe Tcy
man. Frank Conntryman, W. W. lavi and others,
with the cppartanaiicea.
No. 2, All the rixr.t. title Interest and claim of
James husc, brine such iniefrst a tbe acid
James Parson cojolred uoder allele of cereement
vitaMfa. Statlrr. hm l siai.ev, et ai. ct, in, and
to tne fo touing derrited real estate :
A certain tract of land situate in Shade town
!!, sksrierset eoamy. Pa., aiijoinina- lands of
U--0 D. Manee.C. W. Ijunbert. Cba'le" Miober,
tiaiiriel Spanrlerasd others, eontainins I -X acres
more or le-. with a frame dceliing ". s"''
frame and other boikltosr thereon. Part of actd
land, ecoozti lor a rood ana. W term more or
h-w Improved and in good date of cultivation,
the Unre Umber wiia the ap-ortewaocw.-.
Taken Sa execution as tbe property wf James
Parson al the suit of Joaiakt Woy. el aL
ALSO
All tbe right, title Interest and claim of Charles
Hempe of, in. and to the lot lowing dear-rlbed real
estate v-:z- A eertaio tract of icod citiiaie in
btacs't-iwrnhtp. Somerset cr-anty. Pa , adjotBin;
lands of J. I. Baker. Jonathan Schruck. C C.
Hiiemaa and Somerset & Cambria k. K. rontain
ing 44 acres score or ieaa, baving Usereue erected
cone story dweUing hoasie and stabl. with the
apportrnaucea.
Taken lo exeeoticm as the pnierty of Charles
Hemp at the salt of Daniel W agner, et ah
ALSO
ATI tie rlfbt, title, interest and claim of James
M. Marshall, uf, la aad In the fellow lug de-a-ribed
real eAats, vU :
No L A certain tract ef lead sttnate la Somer
set Tar. , Somer-M Co, Pa., adjoining lands of
8. C. t-iot-cr. JaeobO. Kimmet, Chaa. Lohmaa
and otaierc, eoauusin; ts7 aex-Ba, BM-re or le-.
scavtcs thcreoa ereewd a tww surv frame dwell
tnx house, bank bar, erewaaary buikiiog. and
tuosr cup on the premwe, with toe appane
lutucea. No. 2. A eertain tract ef land etttmte as aftwe
cai.t, adH-inirnr N. 1. and land of sucfrcej Wey
aod Joca BOHier, and othera. eontatmnf 112
acre, more or kewt well timbered, aad auto.
trarcaaaaea the pretoisec. wish in apponenaa-
"Taken la exeeotVon as tbe pror-errv ef James
M, Marshall, at the suit of A. H. Coffhjth s tue.
-NOTICE.-
Al! peiwinsptreekssirif at tbe ariovesale will
nie-i-e take -nee that 10 per eeot. of the pur
chase money must be paid when the property
Is knnrted down, otherwise it will abgata
b exposed to sale at the risk of tbe first pur
chaser The reiOiioe of the purchase ssociey rauat
paid on or before dev of cotinrmation. on
ThtirMtav of feesmDr Term ld No deed
will be aknowiedgd until the porenaae money
is paid infulL
SHaairr Ornct t bVB.McMII.LAX.
ro-nerset. Pa. 5ov C5 HaerS.
PHOCL-IMATTOX.
VltUil Thm IT.iaeatila WltLtaT J Hack
Precideiit Juiiee of th ceveril Cv-ua, uf i. Van men
Pk-as of the serer&l -vmiiiiuv N.ulfNAllir th tiHA
JiKiitial liwuicf, atid Justice of the Courts oft nrrr
aad TermiiHvaai Oeu-rrml Jail Iielivery. kit ir-
trial ol ail capital atid otaer ocentters in the rtua
iisnrv nncLi.ac.E w. rjuaniouTrt i: hst-
vxc . Ju '.im jinninfUsitira Pk'as
and J'j-tKs-s of tbe cvuts tirer d Ti-rmim-r
and t-roenl Jail leliverv air the tnui rt aii capi
lai and oter njer in uie C."unty of rTiec-et
bave iwied their precepts, ami V me directed
fur hoittiue a Court uf Comuuio F'.eM aad etseml
Ouaner ssesskma of the Peace and '- iw n-A Jail
11: very, ana units of irrer and lenxuaer at
Sumeni-t,on
MONDAY, DEC. 8. !S90.
Xoncx ht hereby frtvea lo all the Justices nt the
Peace, the Coroner atsd C'lCts'iU-i witiiti the
u d I 'ni'Ktv nf Affluret thai ther he i and
there in ifceir r-nper persms with their r:l. rec
oris. tiKuiitie-is. tiuiiiutHitii aud oUter re
mewbraucea, tod tuoee tulnsr whch to their
ofnee ami m that neoau atsp-ftaiii so i-e ouue,
and also they who wiil prtjseesite ariii-I the pn
o&ers that are or snail be ia the )ii of ssKii-rsst
County, to bethea and there to pnaiesuteaasuiuit
toem aa ahaa be just, .
as. rs. Mf icii.i fc-.
BovtL tsneriif.
EGISTER'S yOTICE.
Notlrs ill heiet.v vinen to ail nmrmf eoncera.
ea aa nwea, crediton or otherwise, that ta
follow iitf! ceeunnta have passed reev-ter, and tluu
tbe came will he rvwuu-d f e-.untkalion and
oouKTsrv, ra, oo ft oiueaviay. ueeeumer in, tstw:
First and Final Account of Henrv F. Weber tnr-
viviif uteviil. of Heurv r. vttlT deceased.
Kirvt and Final A.-criat ef Jacob I Kaonaaa
Atm:niatrat- of Pollv kaufmaa deceased.
FirN aad Final Aoeownt of a F. Reuaaa Ad
ssicMrator of Albert Phiiiitt deceased.
FuM aad Final Acewiat of Jnha Mowrv Exeea-
tor 01 aorancm er.aner oeeeaseo.
First and Final aeent of James C Pnnleth-
wane AOaiintstimturof Sidney A. Postlethwaite
ojeeeaseo.
First and Final Account of a. 8 Fleck Exenrtor
of W m. s. M'sn-CR a oo w as troardian of toUKa
ehltdrenof F lward A. Oriftth deoeed.
Fm and Final Aorauat at B. 8. Fleck Exeea-
torof wm au Norxii decnd. whowes ruftr-U-an
of miDorehi.'dreB of abraham Wsener dec d.
FirM and Final account of Issue loOer Adiois-
Urratie rf Iwnirl C Voder deeeaned.
First aad Final Aematit of J4ia Bialil Admin-
wratorof Nn D. t ooer deceased.
First and Final Account of N. B. Cntehneld Ad
miuiiratiie of and Trustee lor the saie of the
ataal Loale of C C Mnseelmandeeeafed.
First and Finri Account of Wuiin Waller Ad-
xainixrator of I" 8 Weiler deceased
Fircand Final Aeeounf H. I, Baer Trosfee
tot sale of it cat Estate of Maria Buckman dee d.
Bewiaters Office. 1 ID. SWA5K.
tieeember , lsvu. J Rextster.
E
XECTTUIX' XOTICL
auue of Georre Werner, drc'C, late of Somerset
Borotich. tiomersct Cotnty. pa..
Letters testainentary on the above estate hav-
tnc been rranted to the once -aimed by the tio-
er autbonry, notice Is hereby nren to all perssma
IcoeDiea to cam wtat to maaj uxtraeoutta pav
ment and tro-e bavin? eia-ms or demands
aanunst tbe same will present nra duly aatiieu-
Ucated for settw-mem on Sattirswy. uec. a). laaM,
at the oSce of rioou b Ogia. m .vner-: Hr.
SAiAH FldHKK,
DOV12. Exet-iurtx.
4 DMIX1STRAT0 US rOTICE.
In the matter of tn Estate of asm I S. Swank,
dee d, late of t iemahonng Towmthp.
Snmerset Co.. P,
Leurrsof Admuiistrction en the above estate
having been rranted hi tbe oidersia-inxl by the
proper autbority, notice is heetiy iriven to all
persons iletted to actd estate to make itnmeili
aie pavroent, and those havingelaims arciUHt th
same will present umoji ctiiy atitoentleated n
settlement on Saturday, Iiee. J, ISM, at tbe lata
residence of deceased.
F.UZA SWAXaT
E.E SWANK.
Admioutrmion.
F W. BixsTBcxrx, Artorcev.
APPLES !
OHE CAE 10 AD
168
THREE BUSHEL B.RRELS.
FAXCY EEX DA IV' JTLES
For sale at $4.50 pr barrel.
Mail your orders, )r call at
our Store. -
Respecfillr,
COOK & 5EERITS.
NEW EOQDS ! SEWGOQ DS !
Mi AnM cT 1? Fall GsjJi
-AT-
3?. & P's
Will Opel on
OCTOBER 7th,
The largest and fcaiidaiiest lot of
Dress Goods of cvcrjlescription
we have ever had tlie leasure of
showing, at prices rut will
ASTONISH YO ALL.
A fall line of Velvet?, bshev and
Dress Trimming of I kinds to
match Dress Goods.
Thousands of vartln Flaiels of all
kind. .
Thousands of yards Cion Flan
nel. Thousands of vards Muius of all
kinds.
Thousands of yards of ;od Dark
Calicoes, at 5c.
Thousands of yards of gd Dark
Ginghams at 5c. ,
Tliousands of yards of Sltinjs of
all kinds.
An endless quantity of tlIc Lin
ens, Xapkius. Towels at Crashes
just received.
5-4 Table Oil Glottis at -e Lest
goods. - ,
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
FIFTH SYENUE. PITTSBURGH, PS.
Largest and Finest Store in the City.
rJtaJqtutnersi for Clout i an-i Soils it Ladlis. Mls.-s am CLilJren. Tbotisan'b from which
to ntaks yoor selection. Kvery sise, everr r.yle and at oaMey-s-svim; fsnc-s.
HERE ARE A FEW SFEQ ALS. '
SO more nl iKrum vra r, Mali IV 2! 5) Pinsh Jack..
At $ii iln)fiish ssjl Plu-i aarnuei, biti sleeves. 41 iaclni long. jtiiltel satin litteJ,
rea! sesl loops, and well nnisued in every patictiiar.
At iS, $i and upwards, Fuie Seal Platen bocqoe. in every tizt and finest finish.
We haven't czmm u eon mere le ana pec we wcu!i Hit" to inenti wt eir .-'ttsckii'-tc Jack
ets', fc; into $1 ti : our imroeose !ine ofCV vi.it. C'Levron, Wale anil liatial Jackets, in
H toe various sty lew. front to $Jo. Ixig V.'rap. Fur On. M.iffs Lilies' aai
Mies' Saits, new styles daily. Come vj thisClusik Eoora for the larrrest variety.
Never nave we shown such, an attractive lioe ef Dress Uotxis as at present.
X0 dpVrfXCE IX PRICES
Dress Goods Departnient : ' J
Msgra fkent display nf N.ive'tT Dm Goods, our own tmpo-tatioa from 75c. to Z 23 pr
yard. Hundreds of pieces of Fine Milk snd Wool buitirg in rt cbecsts, fins stripes, boocle
mixtares. Ate.. Ac. from 75c. to J-J.OM rer yard.
More than I,o.J pieca Ail Wool Cash meres, Henrietta Gotli and Priestly 's Silk and
Wool IltrMtla, bcxtsbl U-iiire tioadvmnoa and all ixrjr.i at K old yroes. i
A very large store of Piaid. tsrrtpew snd Fiain Tress Gouds from 10c. to l
1'J0 pieces 5(i inch All-Wool Tricots, ai! ahadee of grey, brown, ic, at 30c, same as
we sold at 7jc, Best and moat caefiU Dreas Goods ever sold over a dry goods counter io r
Uie sDoney. Don tsiias tbess. , -r n , - ,
Campbell & Dick.
Somerset Lumber Yard.
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
Kajrcractraxa asm Cuixx ist WHouaaix usKniiui or
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS,
Hard and Soft Woods,
ojlZ. poplar, hdisgs, picxtts. mocxdixgs.
AHH. WALXTT. rTOORISQ, BASH. STAIR RAIL3,
CHERRY, 113X0 W PISE. SHIKGLI3. DOORS BALCSTERS,
CHESTXCT. WHTrKPISX. LATH, BUSDS. XEWEt PCS
A General Line of an gradoi of Lnnber and .Bafiiiin; Vaterial and R.Sr;g Hate kept In stock
Alse, can fnmi?h anythise in the line of oar to order witii reaavaable
promptnea. sncb. a Braekeav Or id-sited work. etc.
Offlce and Yard Opposite S. &C. R. R. Station, Somerset, Pa.
Knable & Shuster's
Dry Goods Bulletin.
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST FOR THE PEOPLE.
Great Preparations Beln? Made for the Fall ami Win
ter Business.
Lanre stocks of Dres GooLi. Silks. Flack Good.. Fhnncb. Fakt?
J Comforts, Spread?, M i -Tiris, White Gotxli. Lvc,Linrn-,C:ir.:'in Fl-'r.nr'
i 4 Cheviots, Ac, arc t-ciag ordered ty Ica.?c all.
! Wc are aho layinx in coaijnete lines of Coats, Vrrap. Jacket'. Sha-a Is
j Jerseys, Seal Plnsh Garment, Seal Skin Garments, and Curtains ol all
I kinds.
ALo, large stock of Hosiery, Underwear, Gloves and Umbrellas.
Our stock of American made Dress Goods comes direct from our own
mills ; Yoa therefore ret the benefit of first band prices. Our Forei
Goods we fct direct'from the i-nportcrs. We gnaxantt-'e Las Loircst Trice
on all kinds of dry goods.
aLilj
35 Fifth Avenue. PITTSBURGH, PA.
3MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTE.VDKI TO.
ESTABL.ISIIEIJ 17.
FRANK W. HAY & SONS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
f. . .ii -" ; , :vfc ; "
IT WILL PAY YOTJ
To;sxr.Tocm
Jlemorial Work ; ' --.
or
WM. F. SHAFFER,
SOMERSET, PEXWA
MatiQls narer of aad Utaler in
foitnra Witrk arauardim Slmi .Vooae, ta afi Cbitrt
M11ELE !I3 ml 133.
Alto, AaaUJorOe WBlTi BZ0SZX!
Person in need of MONTSfEST WOCrTwiU
find it to tbetr iniert-4 to call at my chop where
a proper snowing wOi he riven theet. Mmnns-
firvm Gmirvniftti im fnrry COf. ctut fMIt'-td
i Aa i LO . 1 invite special attention lo.ui. -
White Bronze, Or Pure Zino Monument
Introduced hy REV. W. A. RIKG. aa a DecM4
Imtweraeot in tbe point of MATERIAL AND
CCiS'STRl'CTIoX. aad which U destined to l
tne Popuiar M'snnment fiw oar Ccanjreabie Cli
mate. SarwIVI HI k CALL.
WM. F. SIUFFEB. ?
ULttiiai) Ai
FHACnSALLI
im iniau,i Utm
Over 50O
Ecautifut
ianges,
StO8Sf
Tin
e ' awv ' c,
virn
Furnishing
Goods.
TIN".
f'ti'!'K2. ?!!KT-1R'' aal all tin 1-i of SlitET-Miir.t:. Vi'.VilK-.ma 3e ;o orler
.11! jt x-ls warrai.Ustl as repivsenu.4. Ca.l aa.l exaiuiue ib.?m a:i l p-t pr-i' '
No. 7S Franklin St, AVar rufhe. Johnstown, Pa.
NEW FALL GOODS !
in
Wi0
mi
V,f flu
l
Swn.tv
1 lull.
kii -i Sent! iz:
- -
Prlca List o
Cireulcr
AX ELlAiA.Yr ArraoKTiinXT OF
1 Jamestown Dress Goods.
j 31 organ's Blankets and Flannels,
j Kar.taer'a Celebrated Knittin? Yams.
Zanesville Blankets. Skirts and Yarns.
Fall L.'n? ".f C'-rnS-rV am! Qiiiits. tiixxlsi arrivir. iiaiiv.
GEOKGE ICEIPER. Ssa,gi52i2srK
1
V
r.Rioaxya,T. cs..v::.
AT THE HARDWARE STORE.
JAMES B. HOLDERBAUM
HAS JUST RECEIVED A XEW LINE OF
HEATING , STOVES, RANGES,
COOKING STOVES
THE
COMPANY STORE,
At ti3 Cli Starl b Cizg its UszaUj LargB ani Varied Zzk z!
GrE2STEHAXi MERCHAXDISE.
Bayers Can Find all they may Xe4 ia the SeTeral Departments of
CLOTHING. HATS. DRY GOODS, NOTION'S,
QUEEN'SWARt, GROCERIES, BOUTS AND SHOES,
AXD ALL OF THE FIRT trALITY. AND AT EKASON'AP.LK PK!l r!.
"SATISFACTION ALWAYS GUARANTEED.
WOOD, MORRELL & CO.
FTTBsKTlTTJEE I
WHICH HE IS 5EUJX3 AT
We ship a great manr goods via t!ie B. it 0. Railroad, to
SOMERSET COUNTY,
And we see no reason whr wc clioulJ not s!:ip ninnv niorc. Wc have
everything in the furniture business, and f-.tl ?are we can p!i-;ts' anv
taste. We clial!e:i -r a comparison of Uck and prices. Wo- -xi'.l
deliver to any point on the S. A: C freijit prepaid, purcliurs of
TE2s DOI.T,VTcS ATD I'PAVVTID !
The variety of styl?s t'ne liih art finish, the es-inisite d 'sim-'. t!'e e-
cehent workman-p.ip of our furniture, all comln.ie to jdac? c f.ir m
the lead of till other dealers in this region. We want your trade.
We rrive yoa cne.xeelled trooIs at the
VERY LOWEST OF PRICES.
We pack era securely ar.J pay the freight to your station. litre's lit
oS'er. Will yon take it? It's your opportunity.
Jolin Henderson, Johnstown, Penn'a
AstonishingiyLo w- Prices.
Call and examine lefore making your purchases elsewhere. j
Jas. B. HolderbaumjTHOMAS, karr & ogilvie.
SOMERSET. PENNA.
Stacks of
Red and White Bl.kcts,
Jast in.
New ITandkcrcuiell-", ITctry, Rib
bons, Dress Trimming.NoUons
of all kinds.
Any quantity of nice, n Shawls,
in single and doable, bottom
prices.
Oar Ladies' Cloak . Depiment is
full up of all new tyles IVu Coats,
Flash Wraps, Childrei Wraps
of all kinds.
A handsome line of FuruJs jast
received. .
Carpet Chains of all da and
shades.
There will be bo IligTariff on
any of our goods we gibem in
ahead of it and proposegiveottr
CHStomcra the benefit oncnore of
buying goods Cheap. Wave pot
plenty to look at of ; kinds.
Call and sec us.
PAIEB&PAIER.
- t s
1 1 i t ;
THE CLOTHING HUSTLERS OF
JOI-IjNTSTOTTlNr, PA.
HAVE MOVED TO THEIR NEW ROOM,
A'OaS'. 2o3 and JJJ Main Street,
Two Doors below Laekhardt's Jewelry Store.
Mr. W. H. Thomas, of the above firm, is the best-known VAv;.'
Salesman in Somerset County. Call and se Liia : he always did. and
always will treat Lis patrons riirht.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate!
BT VIRTUE OF AX ORDER OP SALE, tssnod
uut of iheorpliaoj"' t'Kirt vt Somerset Cof.My.
Ia., and tn nr dira-ul. I will oCVr at putHir
al on Uie jniises Id H'ack Tvwnsriip. sxisbot
srt fsountr, la oce-haif mile snath vt kock
crood, on
SATURDAY, NOV. 22, 1S80,
at 1 a'dork p. ia.. t!w 5o!owtnt; Iwijlmi and
vali;at4 riffsrjii, laie llic property ofAlxaii
!tT tHrrorr, LFovased, Tlx. :
VTrt A rrtaia tract rf land sitccte la
'u Bia' k Twp, sotnt Co. . pa., ad
joinirr lands of John Mine. Thomas Covf- lster
Miitj aud others. roauiniSK tA mem, nnn
lo. atoot a-Ti-i e!wl : tiaa wttik um
bervd. luorr k erected en Hut scras laxav
j) wELLiyG no USE
bank barn, aad other cuiboilditirs. Also, a Su
gar camp thai srili set 1 ssis ; said ramp is
supplied a it a a rood surar hrase. pans, ast all
uertimrj rbrsisMns. Tbe farm is uxwveftaid
wiib a six foiH rem of limestnfie. whrh is open :
aiso, las reins of coal. reseuTly Uiivs ami aix
ieet tkiek, tudiof wl qualiis. Ihssisuova
as ib "HuoMwlasad am " It is (uod and ceau
tifal term, ia a fewti stale of euluvauocx, aad pu
doees xk1 rrops of xrms aisd fraio ; also, a fine
orcnard ot fruit Tue farm is t"U waietwi.
Vrt A rertaia try-t ofiand MacsctJr-
Jr hn Oliler. A, J. Meraer. Ivtt -Mif-ir, J'soathan
Rrxjadr faeirc. twl otfaa-rs. cjoptaiwiar 1-aera:
lUiut l i m'rr rleared, aud the taiaor well
tias'nered. bartne iherfd a loc Suue and
Wuk bam. Tne Saras s nnaciiail with iiioc
rtoae athl coal, hamnf liiemia a rusi uvriTius;
orrnard. aad a stia v ramp that wilt set -f t
eis . Ui rautp k a.. ai.pvlit with a tuar
bouse, puna aad ntjker t.M!y forrjliiD(r.
B-jtti of luese duo are laea'.ed in iba s-anlrc
Sfnit o Blasrk Tow oaiuo. rooTwtiMcsrt tocliiucitt,
o ooots. stores, and raiiroad. -r
. . Terms.
rvor-thii'l fc KtcaJn a lies on tt? farm aTerihe
exfTiinsj are .Vsl-td. the i sterest le fce paid aa
n sw.! tlas rtetwesed drti a-r
tact cral hie. sail t her VaSi t priceipai w ue
pad u thp heirs r.f iit itemsoi xaa per eer.i
at ine paeciMf isooev u 1 pa'-d ituvtn tat oajr
of sai-: one Uiiri i we fear, and the RaiDiai
intra it' two tears vhtrestler, stiih ianj on tlie
deterred "afmiu ir.E tie eMBSrmliooa the
scie : payait-ats and dopier lo r-e MH-uced &r lieui
so the artsTCfar or for her iLioraatitaxeaui oa
or address t Trasaea as Kick wood, ft.
Truatee.
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KAUFMANNS' 0
!: : GRl-aND DEPOT,
FIFTH ATOrE AI sniTIlWIELD STREET,
FiTTSBURGH.
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