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lw Somerset Herald.
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. .-.Jt-JCt is heaviest at t!
;- grants m vae r;tw errooni
-it time
nmerators are to be id
-reT" '
LHiMy r ad.
Cesstiful November wesiber.
Mercian arr ojnmjr Christmas goods.
cootttj jail.
;iOnaan i U janitor of the
A a increase of person lias b-en granted
Levi fcerner. AJJieoo.
Cosintv (-Seen elect are bav preparing
their bonds.
rear.
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nice lot. Euonaal
II. Tarr-wiix & Co.
J3 .... I.'MIOWTI.
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more po-i a-.:
;!.TiTuiuayf ago.
rvr.
Vt.rdliei'. Novelties' At
v..- " XiXPTUX Co..
ift- . . Store, Somerset,
r.:C ?!
rkwfuits in pluh. from
v T- .a MaEsioo Hou. Jobns-
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W-T .
. ai reasonable prices
Next to Haalon Hoc
: If ibere be c in
br d-ck. tticre win
PT but I1 ICUtk.
V.aMa Hook, J juu-
r-
i fa.-b t-f lb sen mJ moor.
. umr croa li UB 1
in -
:n of the
e rae! in mornings aca
-t.1 t murn to-? rr
t-xer of IS
C'.. a J-oroon H Afil tie
'., voter ia VmJr town
. i r .w i-.i
retiTl from s-- Cha; r-
, b .a Lar.J a to cumber of F3
Yard
IJu--- 1 J
..:rr crop in Sutb Jerser-tbe
U 'J'' onf-ta f t
'aty af.ribule h to lb
itfKin, 'ridr.
retsm to Wsb-
f:pv:;;t; Knlghu of tb Ooidra
wUl cti a V3pt room of their own.
Atieniioo b directed to Ur. Hate B.
Coffrot Yt ajerLesent in aomhac eoltuso.
Merchant Cfea. tal(ir, cf Sl-ar tti25e,
a circutatxag aa3ng hi SamersK frieaii
TadT.
Mr. Park Err. who Laa been daaer
ouuy ill for the pent three or fear vtk i
Mr. Jack Pile, oae of tfce most popular
!ocoart-e encr attpr on the S 4 C-, a (pesd
in a week with bis friecd in town.
The First National Bi.k will beeioaed
Tbuiviiy. Ui 27lh itt. Ttankgiing daj
being a leca! holiday.
Who wIt b Judga Baer's Suc
coaaor T
Tbe smoke of the lata poaucal bauie
haricg cleared away, our local poUUdaos
are briDifg to prepare fur tbe oext
and are already to be heard talking op
the merits of their favorite candidates. AH
intent centres in I be fight tjc tbe PreaWeut
Jui3gb:p aod tbe cootet peooiiesss to be a
,rited id merry one. J jig Bier'i torn
expire Jaauary 1st Kia soeoessor
wiUbeeiertedla5oreBber iL Rxb par
ties will boid their Dominating primaries
next Jane, aboat six saonihi from dale,
when tbe real battJe will probaWy be foaL
Tbe i .idicil district is composed of Bedford
and Somerset coantiea. Both claim to be
entitled to tle nomltatioa aad both contain
oameroos legal geotlemen possessed of tbe
re)aiwt qiislilWtions who are willing to
surrender their large and lacrue pracuct
aad dun the judicial ermine. Jadfe Eaer,
. TWinaf Karine earned the districtaJ
which i naturally Repab:caa by aboot 0
Buejority, has inspired many of bis political
brethren with tha belief that they coo! J do
ibe Mint. At Jens, on the princi(4e U-at
bat man has doo man can do, they are
tiling to try coodusioos with a picked
brother of tbe opposite political belief.
Tbe followers of Geo- Coffnoth, who hsee
proven their loralty to their chief in many
bot!y contested Utiles, are anxioos that be
sboald enter the liU and once more lead
Ibem to TlCtory. mbtat tney aaaare uiui vma
,. , - v , .! only be attained under his akibed and ex-
Countr Commiouers. Wagner, ec ana ! ' .,
. ... . . a wrwfHM e-nidanoe.
ultamsoo wui go to r.tuburph Xnoreoay j - yf CcXolh s partner. Mr.
va m Hire uiti pivasure inp.
A. C Davis and George Acn,aa shipped
ooe hundred dressed tnrkers to tbe Cambria
Iron Co.'s rtore. at JobDstowa, Tuesday
morsg.
Rev. J. H. Katpper, of Berlin, has ac
cepted a call from the Brethren chnrch at
JohnMowo. and will more to that city
January 1st.
H A. ShaSer died at bis home in Lincola
towntbip Thursday last, ia hi ith year.
oa;b reunited from typhoid fcrer. He
leaves a wife and several small children.
have
been
and
A - hop" a ill be given at the Somerset j
Hasae TLankgivr.ig eve by a number of the j
young ladies and gentlemen of this place. I
Mt-yt-rslale. Vnkratown and Pittsburgh. j
i
W. II. EappeL for yean past
r-nt,n to him as tbe next Jaigt
nootlv maintain that in him are to be found
ia a larger degree than in any of his legal
brethren of tbe same political faith, all tbe
requiaiies of an able Judge.
Tbe macy friends of John H. Thl. Ewj,
are not alow or backward ia urging bis
claim to the position, and insisting on h;s
caudidary. It is not improbable that he will
be a formidable competitor for the nomina
tion at the hands of his pi"-y.
While interested followers earnestly argue
and talk cm the good pvint of their reepect-
i ire Ovoritea, Jade Baer's friend look on,
! rlenUy listen, and broadly smtle. To them
tbe ta t of nominating any Democrat to be
Jim'm lUer s snrceasor oilier l&an juoge
nek
iLe bioss-jins during the
1 't
Farmers
rill be
r 'tiTtntKn o.
,i -v-k lor tLe
'" .,. t
State Fartners" A;ii- J
de,-!es to ttie a:ionai i
roret ic iKa.t- Fiona,
re on
...-,se c: i .rx.ee a
su.isb'.e hjT holiday I' res
it M. M. TttiKti A Co. "
like
Baer himseif u thesbeerest njaiea-, and
indicates weaknes of iutelleet on tbe part of
Kev. J. F. Shearer, will go to Consfco- j ta.ker and ther .luietly point
bot-ken. one oi Philadelphia's most delight-j w tie recurd which Juige Baer Las
fa! suburbs, where be has reoepted a call ; niade in the nine years that be ha occupied
from a prominent Lutheran denomination. t bench, cutio.iiy prodooe an ejection
7 , T,, ., table of lit. tbe year in wtifb the Judge
i M mstiy fnends o HL V. Moore. M D j Hoc. ioha ca,
of Sew Ux.ngton.w.llbegladtOHwrn th.t , Mti Hitetw .t!rl,.iBk,
be u abie u be alut ar:n, af;er a prolong- - r , ,
r x. J; . : and smiie again,
ed s,.. of sickness. The I. was in Somtr- , vha i little given to
tet Motday talking politics, dues not appear to be at all
Ti-e criiniual list at Iecemberlerm prom- j exercised as to who hi suicessor will be.
iee to be an unusually W one. District ' bot tt is currently reponeo -.na. .v
Attorner Citm thinks he will have not ! e Iemocratjc cydooe ept
' lt tban forty five cases to lay before the ;
grand j ury .
A gentjeaoan of coior naxied James Has
kins vw lo.ifd in iai! Sav rday sight,
charged With carrying concealed weapoe.
Tbe pros-Kution was bruugLt by Henry
Amirtead. of Kockwood borough.
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over the
eneaeed iu
! tawir? wool. It isnot uaeiy mai
j ocratic primaries will occur without the
i Judge knowing it.
j oniy two caators have been shied, so far.
on the Ipubiican side of tbe house in
j Sumerset county. F. J. Kooser and Hon.
; A. J. Colbora are both ou'-poken candi
' datee, and both have friend ittiiousiy en
! liaied ia their cause. Karaor has i-, bow-
ro;ica'.er Keller tas empioyed Mr. Will
. . ik.iMih. j-.na rvp4i imn acotner
in Somerset. The present cert, r rank :":''
A-r-
M.
aat-.wt a O.ip.i
--; '.liist.me. it l
3J ever grlr.g to frw o
. a-ked a man of si acq'isml- j
t, it La :a t -n t.r some lie. "Weil
s, K ; .rg a' lean rnr":f" rc-v WooJ W!ta j
'." " fr the a rtr'v. Th s j
frre-sj,,-
i:w wtat he was taikin? abc-uU
arire re-ca-kel lLat tbe pret weatb-
icare of what we had lat
is iiiferrtl by some that
errg-wEgtohaee nother
;t is too ear y to even gues what tr,y
asec in the weather line ttween thi and
n: sprit g.
W, new Lsve eigbt people at work on
i s . .1 as bu'V as
M. tuiLwe can fill jour oricf lur ha
t dr " sbort notice.
' M. M. TatiwiiA t Co.
J..ta l. F..K-V.:er. of New York, tas
..liA L;r.;t.f to give t :'--''' toward sn
cetit fund (or Keystone Academy,
Eat- educational inUtut. in
S,..5.Tf .ur'y. provided the friends of
a i. try w.U "secure $tuX' more btlore
.V -i-y, l"l.
Tit. f jT your liberal patronage in the
ve-:. t-i a-k a cottir.uati-n if t" same
c.'t: te prewnt oys'.er season. At our
i ,-aii Uta;en: of Cov 4 lVeiia"
l.yt.
W. U. Pltt.
ma.
Sinner, will gi intothe Prothonotary's office
lu hi? Cither after January 1st.
T.'iere wili be a song and praise service at
the Ciirii-tisn chunb. at T o'ock. the even
ing of Tuank giving day. A pp-ram suita
bie f.ir the occasion will be prejaxred. A cor
dii invitation is given the public to be present.
The Hfsild c-i.j yeJ a pleasant call from
Mr. Philip Youn;. aewsrd of the Blair
county poor farm, Monday ai-ernoon. Mr.
Y'our.g is interested in several large timber
tract ia this county and was here looking
after them.
Charged With Arson!
AIx Qtioer to A newer for the) Burrt
lrg of Abram Sevlta' Bn.'
The Indications are that there w"41 be verv
little eooa huotiiig oa tbe ridw south of
towa for some lime to come. Not beeauo
there promises to be a scarcity of that gretdy
eight roataer, but from tbe fad that tbe old
time chief of the coon hunters has been lodg
ed in tbe county jail oa the charge of incen
diarism, and from the further fact that the
evidence elicited at the preliminary bearing;
held before "Squire Hicks was of such a dam
aging nature that be wili likdy be transpor
ted to a part of the Siaie removed from corn
Gelds and wad cherry trees, and where
"coon" if any there be are kept confined
in strong iron cages.
Saortly Uf jr ten o'clock last Tuesday
n!bt the large new laro oa tbe farm of
Abram sevitt. on the maJ pike srvsa Bailaa
south of uiwn was cousuuwi by Ere. His
wile and several uf tljeir children, had been
absent from Lome attending church, and bad
on'y reiuroed a few minute, when one of the
boys, nut icing the bright rt Section of Came
oa tt-e kitchen wiuduw, calied bis falber'a
attcclioo to it. Mr.tioviu luuksd out and
saw thai his bmra was on fire, and at
once ran to i. wheee his efforts were directed
to saruig hie live stock. Ail of the cattle
exoeptitig three cos and one calf were got
ten out in saftty. but by the tint they were
rescued the fire had grown beyond control.
The re was cjmmsnicated to a large
straw stack in frost of ib barn, from which
the fiaines shot up to a great height, lighting
np tbe country for mUs around, and attract
ing abe atteution of persons residing Several
miles north of Somerset. Ia a abort time
neighbors frjm ali directions gathered
around the turning barn, and it was observ
ed by roar j that tbe gr-u!eJ. face of one of
the nearest neighbors Altx V leer was
missir.g. tj-haer only lives about three qoar
t -rsof a mile distant from Sevita, and all
thought he should Lave been otic of the first ,
on the soece, njtwithianding be walks with i
a crippled U-g. Little knots of three and j
f jur Jegan to gather to discuss j seer s ab- !
sence, atd soon afterward it was made .
known to Mr. Seits that Queer tad frequent
ly made threats to burn hi bam, and that
be was generally suspected of bsving kin
dled the fire. Tbe following morning Mr.
Sevits begin milting inq itries in regard to
Queer's action?, and the thrta s made by
him. with tbe result that his suspicions
were cocurnied from day to day, aod when
on Saturday night he learned lLat Queer was
making arrangement to leave that section
of the country, he swore oat a warrant for
his arrest.
Queer was taken iutocustodyy and brought
toScmerset. whe- he was lodged ia jaiL
Monday morning e was taken before Es
quire L. M. IiiCk i a tearing.
Abram M. Sevits was tLe first witness
called. Us tea.if.td that between tbe hours
of 'J.y and K o'clock, on the right of tbe
lv.h inst. his bam, with 3 cowa, 1 calf. 40
tons of hav. 3 J bushels of oats. It) bushels
j of wheat, SJ buihtl of rye, bushels of
i bu. i wheat, and a lot of harness, wagons,
' s'.eds and agricultural implements were
burned by 6re. The barn appeared to have
j been set on Ere a: the west end tarthest from
i the bouse. He had been ia tbe bars before
1 dark. Contin-iinf, be said ; I know Alex
Veer : sold him i tie land he lives on ; saw
him at my barn that morning between S
and 9 o'clock ; said be was g'ling to Somer
set ; hai word with him last winter ; be
wacted to run my business ; be made BO
threat tome; refisc-J to give him Work
a vear sl ; he know all
Ux.bmond will be in tbe fi-J jor appear-
i ance wili create fan fut and lar-oui- oev- j
era! dark bone have been stabled and are j
bting can fully groomed, and should the j
ra.e take on such an aspect as they bope j
fjr, and it is possible that it might, they j
i v a ' 1 .I . 1 1 -at wOTarstvtr t i nis AJlii 1
wia "-""- - ' ' making ties abou
sunea oown ine cxr , Muimrb aaj fArl . &A near
itb snch v,m that ,t mid put avtne of the f Cre . navU
la von lea on ineir nutniic w w
tue wire.
Ia Bedford county,
and Alex King, Esq's.
Tnion thanksgiving servioes will be held
ia tbe Lutheran church at 10.30 Thursday
moroiag. Eer. Henry Wercman, of tbe
Methodist congregation, will oSciate. A
tiiax-ksgiving offcrine will be raised for the
oectf t of the poor of the town.
County Saperinten'ler.t J. M. Berkey ie
iivcred a talk on " The Speliitig Bjok and
ll jw to C It." before the Cambria County
County Teacbers' Irwtirate, in sessaon at Es
ensburg last week. It is very highly spo
ken of by tbe press of ibat county.
Mrs. Kate B CorTrotb, has opened a tancy
g :iis and notion store, in the room formerly
occupied by -I'Dtie Sam'" as a post office on
t he public s-juare. People w bo shop in eom
erwt have long felt the need of each a store
as Mrs. CoSroth proposes keeping.
J. H. Longenecker
are announced can
didates and there is a strong probability that
tney will be joined by Hon. John Cessna
and Ex Judge Hall before the race is ended.
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John a. neynoius, . , - i We Wfn lboat b,nk.
oniy iJeroocraa oi um w-mj -
baa been prominently mentioned as a can
didate. Tbe far will commence to fly after the
first rabbit-snow falls, and there s fan. lot of
it. ahead. m
jt var ! tas ben the .Irysst seasn
'.Lt: -E:l.west K::.as ta elj-mence-i for
Y iLf rs.d ten t.roes more wheat j
i.-i .. ir-sin than ever befjre. If neo- J jr Scha'.l aad wife, of Norristown,
u i : ix wlirat grow? list is planted there j Bre ,t t lfSlt of Mr. S.-hali sister, Mrs. H.
v -1 & enough ra;iroad car to haul the j L g4rr Turf are on their wei ling trip,
r -: i-. rca-ie: next fail. ( Mr. Schail is one of the most prominent pol-
DiSaTustod With Mormonlam.
Daring tbe past year, spring and winter,
half a derm Mormin missionaries, made
their appearance in vairoos para of of Fal-
v 1.1: 1 ll,n.MnnliM PtfinSTl-
j ion, r raoaiiB -
vania-and assiduoosly, bat t-rcreily, pursue-d
i the work of proselyting farmers and tbeir
i families to the Mormon faith. They inten
i tiooally chose tbe muss secluded localities,
' those farthest from railroad station and
! local commercial centre. At length they
; succeeded ia making tweu'y-five or thirty
; converts. Soon after embracing the new re
I ligion these convert sold their farms and
! wet oat for tbe promised land of Ctah. How
! grievously they were disappointed is shown
broufh there vesterday ; it is 4J miles from
i my place to Milford station. 1
James P. Brant testified : Know Sevits
j and Q jeer. Queer told me last fall : "Sevits
j is a rich man. and could get O d poor
J again ; Lis stock and barn could be burned
! awav G d soon, bat I won't say bow.'
He
said Sevits told him be should have tbe Tiel
while fixing it cp, bu! that wbea it got to
paying they woId make other arrange
ments ; that Sevits Lad cheated him out of
$'.'. He repeated this talk several times
afterward. He blamed Sevits for sending
j him a valentine, arvd swore that be woold
! get even for it ; said, "you will see some
thing some day,'" with curses ; this was this
prine ; be msde these threats often. As
soon as 1 saw the fire it occurred to ate what
caused it ; was at the f.re ; Queer was not
there ; was looking for him ; I told Sevits
one time that I would not trust the old
chip Qoeer ; that his Kara was ia danger ;
did not come out plain about it. I bad a
qaarreJ with Q Jeer six or seven years ago,
but have nothing against him ; don't know
who set tbe barn on fire.
Wm. Brant a3rmed : Knew both parties.
One evering this spring Queer told roe that
Sevits was trying to get him oat of the coal
bank, and that be might lose ten times as
V"' Xr.
E
Cbl for Jersey and j iticians in Montgomery county and wai post- j in lhe A few day azo Stephen Mc- j much as he cheated bim out of : that be
t.sli
master of Njrr.st jwa under the Cleveland
administration.
A
, r J ... h airs and Er-fer, F
k k; an! I) tirflans. Ali tbe t, w
A Is-ge vsnety of Staves
iji i':...iMi s Wraj.
Ma. A. E. Tni
I'.r.: ": prc-p-ess of a revival in a col-'-
ri-:h ;n MiTiteomerr. Aia., Mary
1t i tjoda Wright. coctrold by a
x.yj frerrr. hepred eath otter until tue j cia t.u),,,! at any tisne.
-jr t wc-Tiri ftll exhausted. In Jailing ! -'
- j'tT w..'Ttan't kcees r.rurk Ilboda in
t '- caus.ng dth almost iustantiy.
Dr. W. V. Weicb. wbo has bn unable to
attend to bis practi for the past year, 1-as
sui": gently recoveryJ to once more actively
ecgage in the practice of tis profession. Ay
c,rje in r.ed of tis professional services will
find him at bis office in Fnedms. where be
J. Wilson UcOare, of Frankta eouoty,
has entered into bond to answer a charge of
false preterrse brougbt in tbe Somerset coun
ty courts on information ol Ji'per Aug'is
tine. of AiJ.fjo t 3wah:p. Mr. August ,ne
alifes that McC.are wndd Lim oat cf
If teaJ cf cattle and 4 head of ho new.
P.erran and seven of his friends, with seven
children, reached Waynesboro, penniless.
borgT and ragged, having returned trom
Sail Lake on third-class tickets, wilb short
rations. A more disconsolate aad woe
begone party eoaid cot be imagined. Ten? pt
ed by tbe alluring picture of Mormon tap
pioes and prosperity presented by the m
smnaries. tbey had disposed of their fares
at a sacr.are and iavested the proceeds in
land in UcaV Their bo noes there, tbey say,
i were in a narrow valley, between precipitous
mountains, over whose tops the sun shore
?.. - of C-iunty Commissioners
as-fati lately in Wiliiamsi-ort.
rssjli'ions favorir.; the ab-j'.iti-Mi of
' tie c:' Jjry CotLxissinner and pro-
-l.T ;ht selection of juries by toe Coun
t? ,'..sajs;.-rer, arid unrlcg the psmskge of
t u 1 11 sur.m '.ied to the Lgi't:''3re by
ai : ri;...'n.
t: :s.3i-:.-- t.-k of new I'rubrtV.as for
' it traut (i,-er. at X as. A. F Cat- i
, i. . : . r t i i-, i t sommn pinirrdi'ii i
rt& market, torses in tLe j quests Thursday evening of this week.
.ir.g tvr per ceui. i
might hive his stock and everything in the
barn and it might all go in ashes : be swore
vfolertly at the time ; I beard him repeat
this threat in May last. I was at tbe 6 re ;
Qjeer was not.
Jospb S. Humbert affirmed : I saw Q leer
the evenicg of tbe fire about half past five
at Peer Longs, at Milford"; he traveled
with me on foot to my bam ; he said he
would not take tbe abort cut hoae around
by Sally Hoover's, Set would travel the
mud p ke around by Sev-.u". At MUford I
beand Q iter say. 'Sevits wiU gt a boiat
.roe day." I left him about 6 o'clock ; he
was then about 3 miles from Sevil' ; there
'i.rir
1
f'u
- c.:.' a-e s-,i
Tbeq iVkn of chaxg-'cg the law of tbe ;
Metbodret Kpispopai Chcrrb so as to make j
women eltg'.b.e as delate to the Quadren- j
nisi Conference, is 1-eing voted oa ia all tbe j
coag'egaiioos of that denomination. The j
on tne i
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Ki'y four boars out Ol tweniy-aiur. ai
iKifh lnl a nrodiicti ve. the cost of
hvifig there was so high that tbey exhausted were ta f a Jut pjp!e in Logs sore
all their saving, and ther bsl be-xim- thor- j when I heard it said, "I'll bura the of a
ougtlv ick of the venture. They declare b out" ; do not know wbo said so.
themselves utterly dgusted wilb Mormon- Anthony Sbmaker affirmed ; I live
ism and all that goes with it. Tbey are about 3 miles from 6evits toward Milforf ,
cow dependent cpoa tbe hospitality of their it is four and one half miles from Slilfori to
former fnends and tseghbors, and will have I Sevita'. 1 asw Q-eer at Husband's store be-
to begin Lfe anew. j l ' o tixk Mw : P
j barn going towards Sevits ; be was gruaj-
j biicg to himseif when he passed my barn
rhiie the
'-. !r ,i..i M . i;nt a rear aeo. lrS'i's
5"- '- -..; rfert of bie and electrical f4
uf :-ir. ; has tut duwn
ettt of car ar:d carr.iie burses.
i tt fjrrlirn a-rrirt has drcpied off.
' ik l: Cj?-rr,h bat the handsomest
-' '' lai, Furr.isJ.ing Goods evr
'-P!f.ssv!.rst. Call at ber new store
I'Jijii aiil exaruine.
A Boid. Bad, Bodford Burglar.
For tbe past two month Beoord Las
been annoyed by burglaries, tlie thieve in-
car-five
complaiuU were made to the police, woo
stii.rr 1 ann-;anced to take place in
V j. a few ixK wtKb is 5-xied
u. :-i tcortttan ordinary interest.
! is M Bracham. lirf ce
e iwarf of that p'jc. and tbe gr.om is
v . r maa of Q.iir.( V, Illinois.
ej-.tr- vears old aad is twer.ty-
t tsvine a faultier form and
t t.'.
pr tTTle gro-m is Cve Jeet nine
tal a 1 ' -r,!T-Gfe vears of air. ar.d
4 a moetine of the members of tbe Som-
nty Farmers' Aliina.-, Friday even- j rariably selecting private residences to
ae-'"1-! ." A-.mm ta
IBM S . SWQVl'l. on r
,ve iate Alliance whkn meets in Hams- uiiled to run down Use taieves.
burg. Wednesday, Nov. X J. The AUiance ! A story came to light Wednesday which
in this cwnty now cumbers about fourbun- j it j, thought wUl put an end to tbe business,
d-ed members. j Monday night Rev. Father O'Conneii was
. ., . -- awakened by the karking of bis dog- He
. . . , . . j . ' w . 1 .1. VM . A tf
Will Mevers. E-q , son oi na. d. i. i ttNspoasi' ""-
! jH.lh.-r. havinc recently been tbe stair. An electric light was burning
i 1 a .Ia . r,rmc!K of tbe law in the ' in bia study and the door leading from that
Paaphin county courts has gone to ia
Law School where be will take a special
-
course for one year before entering upon idw
pra-.ice. Mr. Meyers has many friends in
Simerset. to whom the fact that be is a full
fiedged " Umb of the law" will be new.
A singular case tbe oatcjae of tbe recsnt
election, i reporte-1 from Uafield, Moot-
-r- r a
" 1- .KLrt can bare'y reach La j F3mery coun'y. Auiustus meaner, a
t:v . . k aKK-.g tbe treet present- j crat, was engagid to be mame.! to a Pbiia-rt-,
,,. r c..L Tb, Twr,p , pa- j de'phia young lady of R -paSIicaa prefcrea
r ,. , to ibe'marrre ! ces. the wedJ.ug to ome on Toanksgiv-
-l:it pay. Augaas celebrad the victiiry
a- ...j A f; 4tma!,.a L'r..e mer- of D1J in J f11 manner that
' s- :'" 1 ---i-Tik Garver, tJ tli asroe j UJt VXs displeased aad broke off the
tjt i-ad. mitak;rg bim for ai lh a, farnitsre wbkh sbe bad sent
2; ii. nn-i,. : i-naI that the i . p i A-tm Ln hart returned.
. : ia i ii . '
tut i
:v a-t.-tr!r. and each f
"- .- w-UrJ a suan l
iw cix a tu.rd At tbe
' F- -...r dciaioc was that Sal-
J" ''--r IT',
Caaia, Vrw-s d, J wwue queer tiiit gs
a -as ., . X.x-J eT-ted ja Wr
-' a-:j, bo art Iwrt eveo law
'Wl, rud. b-.WfW. tV the
, ' !'t ti Ntw Hampshire
'-4 tJt lin.e a lint ti saw afv,
. :m" adauawteeri tbeee. la
Juarsw I'arw. Tley
Ha.
tt
lL-tti
tii ait all asvs e-J
"t- f-ane. tWhers. rb
. at erv low tricea. Gd
' v. Call and select what pscked np-
V. U.TacnauJ- A Co.
to I'n-U
but thi is refoaed auJess a certain un
paid frsJoair. The mstw has be-a plac
ed ia the bar-ds of a micstrate to secure tbe
Jlr. and Mrs. Elmer Yutty hive been
pead.ng tbe we-k at tbe residsnce of Joba
tt F-q Elmer b the oofy son of Col.
E V Yatxf.srfrrsana.an4 forth past seven
oreg'..! years baa been a resident f &oux
ar. Iowa, where be is engag-d in the real
tesnesa. Like ali yooiig men who
bve me with soonsss ia tbe "wild and
wodly list" Mr. Yntry a infatua"jsd with
that country and can't understand bow other
. . . X 1 . vsv m
j-oaiBg asawi can w w -
! tbe tisowntains of Pennsylvania, when for
i tone are lying aroial lo on the other
side of the Missiawppi only waitiag u k-
Mr. uuy ia a gentteasaa 01
eiceptioaai:- tne address ana a most en
trrtaiaiag Ulker.
room to tbe hall was open. By tbe ligtt be
saw a snaa standing ta the hall. With lev
eled gua be descended tbe stair and corner
ed the intruder. The fellow begged piteously
for mercy, saying that h:s family was starv
ing, and. after talking to him a while, the
priest allowed bin to go. Father 0 Connell
rerogtiil-d the thief as an acquaintance wbo
live In Bedford, bat be rtf ases to make his
came kuowa.
Cheap School Books.
N-Mice is hereby given that at Fisher's
Book Sum there is for sale a large stock of
Orison's. Hsrper's aad Barnes' large Geng-a-phies,
Bulier and Harjer s small Geogra
phic, Appleton's, and Baud s Beaders,
Brovks' and Shields' Arilhmetks, Bok
waher'a and Patterson's Spellers, Reed
and Keliort's. Raab's and Swinton s Qram
esars. GoSTs Arithmetics, Olney's CompSete
Algebras, sad West'iake's Uteratnres, and s
mall supply of otrser second-band acbool
Books. These second band books must be
sold before January I. K'l, srd will be sold
cheap. After that date tbey will be shipped
. Csia. H- Ftaan.
but did not speak to m
No further evidence was offered by tbe
Commonwealth, and Justice Hicks cxn ai t
ted Q-ieer to jiii in default of II (' bsiL
Jttnner X Roads Items.
Noah Goto, has beea confined to bis borne
for several weeks nursing a sore knee.
Mrs. Sjmoa Miller, who has been on the
sick list for some time, and was not x-xpect-ei
te'recove is rjioraitsrint.
Noah SfaT. aes beea grattiy "laiprof ing
his mill this tali, adding new arid itMproveri
machinery, lie is doirsgan iaeressed bnsi
ness, raiaiag kit iiin .aours per day,
and even then he ia uaaVe to meet tbe de
mand of his customers. r- f
I hare real ia various paper statements
aaoat .Cae horses. - We claim to have as
g-fod young bsnes ta Jeneer, a ia any part
of tLe county, or atale. Geo. FrieUiine has
a youngl Percheron horse, that weighed
IZX lh tbe day h'e'was month cld-
Wa'an Frank, believes a au ought to
spend his evenings with his family, and for
that reason be ha temoved Lis family from
this place to Johnstown, where be is em
ployed. Park Hoffman will move into the
hocae hi family vacated.' .."
Tbe saying that a man mustLarejune, to
Wild op a business, is not the case with J.
C. Hoffman, who is engaged in the furniture
business here. -
Several years ag) Thcw-GanacLer, brought
from the Cover estate, tbe old Tannery prop
erty, where be bad iearned bis trade and be
gan housekeeping some thirty yea's before.
He bss quite changed tbe visage sod charac
ter of the property sinew be got posessnoo
of U. Nothing remains to indicate that it
bad ever been . the site of s tannery. Last
summer be tore the old stable away and re
placed it with a aest and convenient new
bara and thi somme be tore sway the old
boose, and has built husaeif one of tbe
finest residences in this place. ...
Samuel Brubaker, our honest, hardwork
ing old blacksmith,, has been 'under tbe
weather for tne past four or ve .months, no
one expecting bim to recover. . I ra glad to
say be has sgain appeared oa the streets,
and I would not be surprised to bear bim
pounding away at his snriiin tbe coarse of
s week or two. .
When, from any cause, the digestive and
secretory organs become disordered, they
may be stimulated to beaiiby action by the
as of Ayers Cathartic PUU. Theae Pills
are prescribed by tbe physicians, and are tor
sale at all the drug stores.
Tbe Bedford Springs compshy has been
reorganized by the withdrawal of the Wl
xellsand Balers, of Pittsburgh, and ihe
substitution of Jesse Hlli'ss, of Baltimore;
Samuel Bancroft, jr., of Wilmington, Del ;
C P. Dull, of Harrisburg; Robert McNee,
of Mifflin; E. S. Doy. cf Bedford ; Rev.
L. M. Colfelt, of PhnadelpVra, and others.
Tbe company has purchased the water lea-
from Jesse H. Lippincott. and will hereafter
have control of the "ale of water.
Lumps. Fancy Glsswarw
We have now in stock the largest line ot
Lamps and Glassware ia Somerset, asd
more coming for the holiday season. Fancy
Glasswarr. Vast and Hanging Lamps rang
ing in price from 50.34. to $10 50. Call and
see our stock w better you wish to buy not.
Kirrjcxs Pltt.
Church Re-opening.
The Evangelical Church at Husband, Pa,
having beea re painted, carpeted," papered
and repaired ia general, wUl be re-opened
for the worship of God on Sunday, Nuf .
1J, at 10:30 A. M. Rev. F. P. aev'.or is ex
pected to be present, all are invited to steet
with us upon this occasion".
!"i.'j.BxaL,
-j . - Part or.
THE PEOPLE'S STORE,
FIFTH il VENUE PITTSBURGH, PA.
Largest and Finest Store In the City.
Heado-aartrrs for Cloak and &n' for Ladies. Mlss.1 sad thi'iOreo. Thoassnda from which
to at ait roar seiyn,- Erery every 4y.e, ill at rjna-aving prw-
50 mry ot those extrs qcallty !0 Seal Pluth Jacks.
At 14 English seal Pfc Sacoues, ha aloeves, iochsa loag. aailc3 salia Load, 4
real sea! '.oof. ad wl noised in every pa-Ktir.
At 4JU. and upwarda. Fine Baal Piosh Sacqaes, in every alas sad anew rosso.
' We haven twk ewossefaie and swt wewooul Ukstomaaw nr Stockinette Jack
et, $2 Hw 111 ; ocr immense line of Cheviot. Cbeweav Wsle and Dasarsnsl Jackets, m
II tbe varioos styies, from ti to fXi. Lnr Wrap. Far Cttws.. MaTa, LtUa aad
Mioses' Suits, new styles daily. Coove to thU Cloak Room tor the largest variety.
Newer bare w ahowa auca an attractrr Una of Dress Goods si at prsstnt.
X0 DrkXCJ.FJiICS i.v.
Dress Goods Department :
. - r -
McirWr;t dirclaT of Nrre'tT Dre-e Goods, oorowT itnpo"1"500 from 73c to ti25 per
yard. Hundred of pieossol r.ow ik and Wool Mating ia noe check, tne t
mixtssea. arc sr
frum 75. per yard.
More than 1 .' oieca AU-Wooi Oashs
stripsa. boucie
meres. HenrietW Ooth and Priestly'sEilk aad
Wool Hennerta. hnurtx hrrt tbe advance aisd all orTtred at tbe old prices.
A verr ia-re stock of Plaids. Stripes and Plain Dress Goods from loc to 50c.
XVrt pieces 50 inch A 11-Wool Tricot, sil shadee of grey, brown. Ac at 50c ssme as
we swd at 75c Beet and most useful Dress Goods ever sold over a dry goods counter for
tbe Baaaey. Don't miaa them. A
Campbell & Di
AT THE HARDWARE STORE.
JAMES B. HOLDERBAUM
HAS JUST RECEIVED A SEW LINE OF
HEATING STOVES, RANGES,
COOKING STOVES
Knable & Shuster's
Dry Goods Bulletin.
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST FOR THE PEOPLE.
Great Preparations Beln; Made for the Fall and Win
ter Bnsln ess.
Large stocks of Dre?3 Good. Silks, Dock GooJs, Flancv!, D'asiiH
Comforta. piei.ls. Mnsliass Whit Goods, Laces, Liacns, Cautoa HAaacIi
Cherict?. dc-, are being ordered to please alL
We are also Uyicj ia complete lines of CoaL. Wnps, Jacket?,
Jerserj. Seal Tlaih Guraienu, Seal Skin Ganaeats, aad Cartx
JLlsIirge stocks crilosierj, Underwear, Gloves and Uclrcr.-?.
Our stock cf American made Dre?s Goods comes direct from our cth
ranis: Yon tiereibre get the beneft of rt Land prices. Oar Fore:;?!
Goods we tret dlrect'froa tie iasporters. We grtiraztec the Lowest Prices
oa all k:r.d$ cf dry goo-ls.
35 Fifth Avenue. PITTSBURGH, PA.
C3-.UAIL ORDER.- PROMPTLY ATTEXPEH T.
TISTABr-ISIIKl) 1-4T.
FRANK W. HAY & SONS,
Manufacturers and Dealers in
Ra
Stoics,
Tin
ttx. roiTER. sntrr iron.
- Tr"
ri?ettjrlT
lUii.iulihijl
E
c
e J p
No.
aU s oarrar.tt-3 a re7r-wnit-i.
78 Franklin St, AVar
kia-iit.f sltEaT-Vt'TA-. WAii
t ali ul examiae tbcta a 1 r-
1 ma.!.
!- j a.
Poriufw. Johnstown, Pa.
WHICH KI K SELLING AT
Astonishingly Low Prices.
Call aad exaraine leforc making your pnrchases elsewLere.
Jas. B. Holderbaum,
It i wonii yoor wtiiie to caU and sea tie
new jail wbea you come to.Uiwiu.but more
so to call st M. it. .Tredvei 4 Co. snd
look at tbe great variety of Xreshk tall good?.
vy anted.
One inadred thousand cords of Cbeataut,
Oak, and Hemlock Eark fJr walca tLe
highest cash market price will be psid.
EG.4F.S. Crxsrssaaat,' -'
'" "'.' " gomerset.Pa. ' '
TarJTof no lar JT. we are se'Kcg goo3s at
lower prices than ever. . i"rae vtlvets ar. 1
other goods cott u? more, bat we stU them
cheap ssever. . , -.
. yS.jt. Tainwsu. A'Co."
Facts Worth Knowing.
Farmers' Institute."
The executive committee of tbe Somerset
county Agricultural SacierV) consisting of
Hon. 0. P. Shaver. A. G: Kfmmef, 5f. J.
Beachy, P. if- Soore and Valentioe'Hay.
together with one member cfthe'Siate Board
of Agriculture. Hem. Kl T,. Tritch field, met
at the Merchants Hotel, Rxkwood, on the
21i inst, to make arrangemenis lor a coun
ty Institute this winter.' The "committee
agreed that a Farmers' County Insulate be
held st Somerset, between toe M:u and iith
of January, lr!, the iart time to be fixed
hereafter. TbecommiKee prepared an ex
cellent programme of exercsrt. "Besides our
native talent, two gxd lecturers fro "a the
State Bjard of Agricui'ore wrul be with oa
Tbe committee not only eisr.s the pa-ties
a-.gned to duty to interest thnrlvee in
cettlne up a arxd meeting, but all persons
who fee! interested in am-nit-jre to do the
same. Cow aims.
Fwrnlturs !
Pevlin prices are right.
Broad St., next t Mansion H mse,
Jubrtstnwa, Pa.
a
Fancy Groceries.
A full line of Uattled owKuch a Olive,
Ulna Grade Caisu?, tiherkioi, Caow-Cbow,
Cry bwuce. I new aiockj ; also mar y
staple gTod j JSt recta ved.
,EaTSiai Platt.
MARRIED.
SOMERSET. PENVA.
We r-Iilp a irn?r.t ctany p;nol- via ti.e II. t O. R.ii!ra . i
SOMERSET COUNTY,
And we see do rca;-r a w'uy we ?!tould not slip many vrs-i
every t'uia-z ia the funiiture Lusines.', and feci ?ure we cin
tate. We cluler.je a comparison of ?tock and price.
deliver toanv
e. Vv'e I.at2
pli'ai': aiv
We wiif
TEX
iiiiit oa the dc L, Irciit prepai-J. pir:!.a.-e ol
DOLLAES AND UPWAKD !
The variety of styles, te liii art cish. t'
cellcr.t woraraans'jia of o:ir lurnitare, a.l co:u!ine
T all oilier dealers
es'iu
t!ie lead
iu ti,
to
We w:
uesi-r":-1. t! e
,Lve us far i
.t vuUr tris ie.
We irlve vca unexcelled irxli at tl.e
YfRY LOWEST OF PPvICES.
Hrres t!
! KW EODDS !' MRS. A. E.-UHL
Mi ArriYal of Ksi JiGtdii
AT
P. & P's.
Will OpH.in on
OCTOBER Tth,
Tltc larrest and handsomest lot of
Dress Goods of every description
we lave ever had the pleaare of
showing, at prices that will
Ua? received her New Stock of
FALL GOODS.
Consisting of all kinds of
Dress Goods,
either ia Silk Warp an l All-Wool
.Henrietta Cashmeres
We t.;i V- in socurelr and nav the freight to your station.
ffer. Will yoa tskeit? It's your opjrtniiity.
Johii Henderson, Johnstown, Penn'a
Louther's Drug Store,
Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
rdsH:d.l Dng St:rs is Rapidly Esccnhg aGrsit
. , am a m a
a MlViika II tM rl
iH BtrM4 WS
From 50 Cent & yard up.
Plaid and
Plain,
ASTONISH YOU ALL.. STRIPED CLOTHS
From 15 Cents to $1.(K a yard.
:PLAIH CASHMERES
5JOGNET-PrniAS.-On Nov. !. at
New Centraville. by fv. J. H. 7. cn, Mr.
Cbarles V. Momet and Him E-r.ber E. Put
man, both of Middle Creek township. Som-
connrr. Pa., -
Evaporated Fruits.
A large line of California Kesporsted
Fruits just received. Prunes. Apricot, Grapes.
Corraats. Also large line of Valencia Eti
sin and extra selected Layer Bsisinr, lrd,
Cora, Beans snd Peas, as cheap ss th clean
est. These are all this years goods snd jast
coming into the market. Call snd see osr
Ock-oq,niry produce taken in exchscge
tor goods.
aUrrvn & Putt,
So. J, Baer Block.
Is all diseases of tbe uaaal mucous mem
brane tbe r:medy used must be non-lnits-ting.
Tbe medical professioo has been slow
to learn this. Xothing satisfactory can be
accomplished with douches, sauna, powder
orsyricge because they are all irritating, do
oot thoroughly reach the affected surfaces
and hou!d be abandoned as worse than
faii ores. A rault:tu3e of persons wbo had
for years lx.ru sil the worry and paiat that
catarrh can inflict testify to radical cores
wrought by Ely Cream Balm.
Eldar Crangwf's Swrmons. )
Large audiences greeted tbe pastor of the j
Cn nation Church both m-jrning sad even- j
icg. Tbe sermon of the mining wai from
text, "Good Vaster what shall I do that I
may inherit eternal life T' Mark 10.17. Tbe
sohjert of the evening's discourse was one
tbat has sounded d)wn the sg9. snd that
oever fails to thrill the Christian heart " Tbe
Cross snd the Crown." If sny one teaches
jou s religion that has no cross in it, yoa
may be perfectly sure there i BO crown ta
it Croas Christian Crown. These three
ocited inseparable. The cross ones mtsnt
d:iracr death always. It has come to mean
booor life ? Mr. Granger was particularly
happy in depicting the power of tbe trees
its purity, its wondrous influence over tbe
hearts of men. The masic of the evening
was more than usually well reo Jered. - if.
Nitrous Oxklw Gas.
The aoM safe, prompt, efficient and re
liable rpeoi knows for sbaolotely painless
ritraruoa of teeth. Ia ose in this county
only by Jr&o Jfclf ill,
Somerset, Pa.
You CJin fool tome of th people
aU tlie time, and all of the people
tome of the time, out you can't fool
all the people ell thetime.LisixLX.
-Th people who Lave Wen ac
custoaed tV p?jn? jJaaJi?u
prices for Notions, such as are
used every day,"FancyL Goods,
such as ?very ladr'rieeNls ttrid
buys, and, Ladies' Furnishing
Goods, eucb as all cinst have,
w ill appreciate the truth of the
above quotation . more ..after ,
tlier have vi?hed ''.. .
Mii lateB. CbTFroUfs lew Store
A full line of Velvets, Plashes, and j
Iress Trimminrrs of all kinds to i
match I'ress Goods.
Thousands of yards Flannels of all
kinds.
Thoisanda cf raids Cattoa Flan
nel.
Thousands of vards Muslins of all
kinds.
Thousands of yards of good Park
Calicoes, at 5c.
Thousands of yards of good Dark
Ginghams at 5c.
Thousands of yards of Shirtings of j
all kinds.
An endless quantity of Table Lia
ns, Napkins. Towels and Crashes
just received.- ' -"
5-4 Table Oil Cloth3 at 5o best
eoods. - -
From 10 cents up. Handsome 30
inch Cashmeres, 25c. Pkids and
Striped Dress Goals, from 5c.
Handsome plain and Strip
ed Goods to maie np with
Plain Goods.
FRESH AHD PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Sponges. Truses
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, c.
w v Tv-s-r-.v r.mi rr; sr.vaT. aTTrsTION TO THE COMPOCNIING OT
Loite's PresGriplions i Famili ReGBipts
GZEJ. T CJ.1Z blISS r U QSLT JTLTS3 XSD PrXJ AST I.
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES,
And a Full L'ne oi Ootical Goods always on band. From
such a lar?e assortment all can be suited.
THE FIHEST BBAHDS OF CIGARS
aMrvays on hand. It is always a pleasure to display our oods
to 'Titending purchasers, whether tbey buy
from its or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER, M. D.
MAIN STREET -
SOMERSET. PA.
in
Co
lEINATIOX - DRESSES
SEsS
Stacks of
Red and White Blankets,
Just in.
Mrs. I'hl has just received a large ssock
of Beam r sad PtU Hats snd Bonnets with
the &rw asaortsnent cf Tips, Fancy Fea lb
err, 11 "H b-bhosk, Ac. All cheap. A fine
stock of st kinds af MnUnery Goods.
afaa. A. E-Cbl.
and ascertained Wr prices., and
then compare them rht those
they haTe beeQ f"aying. You
are commencing to think about
' lle Holidays; 'and what you
shall buy for Christmas pres
ent. Ton-would like to buy
f omething aseful as well as or
narneTUaL raid, caa find just
what yop. .want among uiy stock.
Remember, I do. not keep any
thing in. stock outside of the
lines mentioned,' but what 1 do
keep is of the very-tc?V and
willbe sold a"t prices that, will
please you. 1 have a fine Hue
of Embroidery Silks that are
worth examining.
KATE B.-. COFFROTH,
Soaueret., Pa.
New Handkerchiefs, - Hosiery, Rib
bons, Dress Trimmings, Notions
of all kinds.
Any quantity of nice, new Shawls,
in sinsrlc and double, at bottom
prices.
Our Ladies' Cloak Department Is
full up of all new styles Plush Coats,
Flush Wraps, Children's Wraps
of all kinds.
i A Full Line of Flannel and Flannel
' Skirts. White
Canton Flannel,
From 7 Cents up.
. i Colored, at same price,
-.i ..
XLuij new styles of Dress Goods.
"
'ASD ALL THE ATTT KTXLX1 OF
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
- - Car.ton Flannel Shirtings,
Ginghams, and
' a fall line of
IT WILL PAY YOU
To.scr TOTS
Hemorlal Worl:
VM. F. SHAFFER,
soMKBSCT. vf;rr.
Kir.'.v Tturer ot aG Dealer in
CALICOES, Mt'SUX?, ETC.
New." Fall ' W plaps
A handsome line of Fur Mafs jast I
received. -
Carpet Chains of all kinds and s
shades. " .
Jersey Coat ranging from
ii.5 to the best Fine Tailor
made Jackets, and all kinds of
new Fall Styles of Jerseys. A
" large stock of Velvet .
. and .Velvet Ribbons
ands full line of
MIM'J m ElilHI
lrr.E ia at 34v-SrilK?rr wiE.K'wi".l
i j v, :it:r iiiwt: to ;-a.l ai ii.r O Vrw
a ror aatiur w.J N; r-.Ti Ura. awv-j-
; cr.j fc.airia.''-! a .r ( at, a! cj
' t L ' i ujv npl aunLwB le .e
Vhite Ercnzr, Or Pur. Zinc Monument
utr :-.r-i i t Rirv w t 'Ki t rd vi
jp.; : .a tbr r--it VATrRiai. Ai
gi f s. a-1 w 'w
:b Ppo.a' w ' r-ini' ar trtista lie
Sr-ivt wa a vj,--
SA. f. suaffer.
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PARKER
PARKER
' There will be no HigbTariff on Jj QVfatf Jj.
inv of nor enrtd we 20 1 them in ''"J
alread of it and propose to give our
customers tlie benefit once more of
buying goods Cheap. We liave got
plenty to look at of ' all kinds.
Call and see tu. ;( I
All these eools are cheap, and
good for the money. Come and
see them before making your par
chases. '
MRS. A. E.Uhl.
Somerset Lumber
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
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LUMBEB AND BUILDING MATERIALS
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