i i t4 . HO, fee "1, 3W Lid V'; t I J,. I ITSomeset Herald I " GKOKGK R. SCULL. Editor. T ! 1 "v..sB:pT aT2Mi 3 : J I : ., p, -,! 'iJ drug t'"re f-'r '' plr. iih your !! ers on Memorial 1 c i rti!:i' itinera at Denfurd'i drug it" j Y- York City W er Commission : j an f-,ti.idam. It will hold , i '' ' --' for old aud young al Snyder'? , .'.:a-e. C ' Ca- s'uot State Senator R. P. Jtfc- - .'.f rini'ii1 county, X. C, because be u w live with bis wife. "fi" I'';"'1' of a11 lh lat,!St I,aUernS and 1 .','.!ilii at Benford's drug store, 1 ., ;:iw!eJ that , people in Tenn ": ,n th-ir homes through tbeir ?','.;:in wnh Building and Loan Asso- M"'i"'r-V Crtx-s wnllDE almost dai . Ti,rV are cheap. Mr. A. K. Vhl. . are now beginniti;; to wear gold ti.e;r thumbs. This is a new fad r':f"'.:-h tbed.-ar creatures will soon be t'-'ve' vo.i ? -;g to rir yur walls this -" If so. goto IWnford'a for the pa ' tf : i r'.-s arc the cheapest. raiti av. J signs of rain are the oondi t.v lVs .fficm so far in May, producing - "'. ,,ir clou.'.? davs for one of eun- ,.T C. c ' --... handsome line of Millinery -'t ; lU (Vusity aud the largest variety ;.trest prices. Mrs. A. E. I'hu :vi'.r Me., man received $o from t . ; g f, Javs Sf-o to whom be had loan- a-i".K'-.i:it i" years ao. Accompany j .vment was a diamond ring of yvj'.as interest. iVTi:-rrt:es having second-growth .. j j,-, t ry timber suitable for making G" . f..r trmsanil snwifica- tv a r.ic o -v " 1 i: ,.wo.d Spoke Factory, Rockwood, X c l. vt-r Brethren of Pennsylvania are -! :.j t jionies in Arizona, which is a r."v iA:g for Arizjna. if that benight ' 1 , rrv want; citizens who do not live by r.s. it J revolver ' v,a.irrs of the Heeald should not forget J. N. Snyder, the druggist, can fit their '::h as well as any optician. Ee hi5 h I' ve or six years experience in ir. King's. U iLvrto the British bushel has been reck-.-.i ; e! p.unds t.fgrain, but a change i :s - w-e-.i made in the standard weight in future will be defined by Ot ' juna Normal School, by recent pur" -.. has ei.argei its grounds to twenty , -e-. Nature gave them a fine forest - v- and art surrounds their buildings ":f:I .Ijral cardenR. It is oue of t- r":.es: s hoo! sites in the State. .-.i:Y three tai'nv comet can now be seta i- i n t vo and four oclock in the morn l: sit ;iatel low down in the north i --. iimvetis. between the great square of a-j.l Cassiopeia" chair in the direc : .r. of the North star. j2 a": cas, wiiere a mild but effective orient is !:ee.3eJ, Ayer Til's are the best. I..-J in: prove the appetite, restore healthy i -..-n. pr j:a te digestion, aud regulau every U: t ' N- pill is in greater demand, or t -t Lichiy recommende 1 by the profession. I' .iiaf I Hoover, of East Donegal, Lancas :c i:.tv h a Bible which was printed r. m any :"2 years ago. It was brought t. lis ci ;.t,!ry by Mr. Hoover's grandfather r .yjears ago. He has refused $0 for it c.i-r- ! ! a ojiic tor of old books. V.'. 'j a d ire of giving her husband a l.t ; i t-re ( herself, a woman in Atchison, . L.vl her photograph taken as she ap a: '.iai'y housework in her kitchen with a baby on one arm and broom t a Julian on me otuer. -ia has driven to tn early and even r.-.h," grve many a man who, if be had t'je virtues of Ayer's Saraparii'.a, would aiivs td;y and in the enjoyment of t't!i ht. i cvoipitenoe. Sulfertr, be wam- e-: :r. . j.n. and don t aiiow me sysitiu 10 ij 11. V. Beoford's drug store ai. J Utt a jo'.t at the handsomest uneoi wan :--r ever brouirht to Somerset, lfore you uc yn'.r i.urc'.aes this spring. He has i roii Vte st.ck of all the very latest de ati J his prices are the lowest in town A-a n.ie'.he month of May is berated r-re tl.ati er.v other month of the year. : h.ni.ets and gowns have had serious yi i:i ti.-ir airings this year while mow r.l rj tt a-i 1 tl wis hive na lei disgruntie-1 je.-lirg clasi. The indications, bow . ate that th-days for such mourning Uv? :-'i at.J glor:ou? sjring id here. bVir-v! 4 ainl 5 o'clock on the afternoon of-SaL-hiy. May th, Joseph Parte, an Italian. ti.ir 1 daring the proresf of a riot in the !:.ati j'tarter of A'.tooiia. Parte was act ia.' tlie art if a peacemaker w.'ten death 'lu-tj i.iru su IJ-uiy from a brick thrown W hj.- M,.r'e'.io. The latter fled, but the sa"r.leJ in l uting Lira in Newark ( J . hi'n he wa arrested yesterday. He f'is-i, hewever, to return j-iice?h'y, and it tiii be ne.-iry to take out a requisition. ' f-utiiU-rs are a greatly maligned (-y.iil--,'' sid a min who insists upon Lsi -it. x v :: Me frsh!y picked every day !' ;. Li; i:a girden during the summer. 'I-i-y are considered by the majority of p,'i t j he unhealthy ; whereas if eaten :l.iu a fcw hours after they are gathered t y a'e. uti the c.-uulrary, very wholesome ':e as iuu-:!i ao in my estimation as itt ; preat-graud father was bale and J -ry at y'.. and I remember being told that ' ii.et o..:.s:sted chit !!y of cucumbers and J.i Aiic J""i Tii''uif. :- :-: lia-iiv! K. Beaniey, eged eighty years, t- w-i.-kt.urn p.v.prietor of the American S -at i: jiiidavkhurg for thirty years i o- e of the most jiu'ueut and wealtb--.t.7 of that p'.ai. died Tuesday from i -";... Captain Heamcy was a proa) i- e.t;i a-.-tor and buiit the first court ''agr.d in Clair county ia lfi4r. He 1 a c, J captained the famous Holli- u'g 'iray, who did such valiant ser r in ti.e War of the Rebellion. He was t-r t.i.tr 0f Lieutenant Ijzirus Loft ry L-.ai.-y, o! t.'ie I'nited States Navy who was u: jt ti.e heroes of the Samoa affair, and a-j br. i.iht the Greeiy relief bhip Thetis J"- president of the Johnstown board of ''"-tii a:.d the iij-j-ctor for the district Sju.L Kurk on Thurxlay to investi-"-' ii-e tativts (0r the numerous cases of t:'- :j d fev.-r prevailing there. They found l cw.i;V,:i of the place very unsanitary. atof nii; are in an unwboleaome '': J-i-.-K-e the breaking out of the fever '-re l.a-.e U-n from ninety-five to one ' 't'ii wfh-defined caw and there are at leiit Irjtn ufteen to twenty cases, some of ffij i-'. developing. On Thursday night :i: g ofcitUtaa was held at which it atiarittrously agreed that water works tu,ui'i he constructed, preferably by private tuterjiri.-e. Lv Kek Mr. Uniuel Martin died at Lis 'i.o U'jtraver township, Westmoreland "Jl,:;'y, oa the farm where be was born V'-'ty-L!r:e years before, and during that iifKinie bad never been more than tlt:-!-;iVf miies away from borne. He attend. J sc!ko1 a day in bis life, but tia,;:,t at home by Lit father, and was 'jflhe best read men in the vicinity, -l (Uiu- a scholar ia both English and Jtrnaa He an eciaiiy well versed in tory. hi.h ancient and modem, aud was l"-d of a phenomenal memory. He tou upright, conscientious and -ious n.an, and was known to walk three to jy debt of ten ceats rather than it logo o-.er-due. a--.pi.uien, croup, scarlet fever and cLitten pox are reported jD town K.MHat- . uiicu, Jr.u. r. A. M.. will a awn fete in the Court House yard, "aj anq sat unlay, June 17th and lsth. A valuable cow belonging to A. H. Fern- j . locomotive near the tres is iK-.ow town about o o'clock Sunday Newly erected bulletin boards around the old Glade House lot announce the comire Lue nrst circus of the season. It will pitch it tenta here early in June. One of our typos made a beastly bungle out of Mrs. M. M. Tredwell's local last w ek. We trust none of her competitors in busi ness took offense at it as the responsibility rests with our devil entirely. H. H. Smith has just completed the regis tration of voters of Brothersvallev townshio 350 names appear on it this year, which is an addition of about 00 names, 30 of whom will cast tLeir Grot vote this till. A father and son by the name of Pritta spent Monday night in the borough lockup. xsotn gentlemen bail from the moonshine district and were laboring under a large sized jag of " mountain dew." Judging from the number of drunken men seen on our streets at an early hour Monday morning, there was a great quanti ty of " moonshine" brought to town by wit nesses in the "moonshine" case. Klsew here on this page will be found a corrected time table of trains on the Sonnr. & Cambria 11. U. under thesummer arrange ment which went into elTeet Sundiy last. Cut it out and paste it in your bat. Next Sunday evening R. P. Cummins A. R., and Capt. James UinchuiAn Post, U Camp, Sons of Veterans, will attend the Christian church in a body, and upon their request Elder C. W. Granger will deliver the Memorial sermon. I). D. Blauch, of Johnstown, Past Grand Chief of the Knights of the Gulden Eigle, will be in Sjmerset this evening, 2o h inst., for the purpose of exemplifying the works of the Castle. A large number of Kaiithts are expected to be present. The Somerset Dairy Company, formerly composed of George H. Ixve and Russel UbI, wis reorganized Friday when Edward M. Love, the firm's book-keeper, was admitted into partnership. The capital stock of the company was increased from $-,(( to ioti, woo. On May loth the three-year-old child of Mr. aud Mrs. Adam Frie-Jiine, of Jenner town, diej of diphtheria, and on May loth their ten year-old child died of the same disease. The interments were made at Jea nertown. Mrs. Friedline is a daughter of the late Herman Umberger. The Herald acknowledges the receipt of an invitation to be present at the ojiening of the Pittsburg Tune Building, on the after noon of Tuesday, May 21st. A description of the new Times building was published in this paper several weeks ago. It is reported to be the best equipped printing house in the I'citcd State?. At a meeting of the Board of Lirectors of the Electric Light Company held Monday evening the building ot the Power bouse was awarded to Isaac Joue3. The building will be erected on the west end of fanner street. Dimensions ;k feet by 52 feet; the roof and siding to be cf iron. The bu ilding will be completed by July 1st. A piano aqent named William, whose home is in Bedford county, hal his lee brok en in a novel manner at Hooversville Thurs day morning. He was driving a team of ponies, and as the tra:n pjtssed at that place he got out of the btigy to hold them. Wbil stati ling by their heals one of them struck out with its front foot, hilling him on the leg and breaking the boa?s ia that member. The borough authorities are considering putting in sewers along Main street leading into the streams at the east and west ends of town. In case they conclude to do so. and it is probable that they will at an early date, certain restrictions will be plated upon property holders who Lave been violat rig all sanitary laws for years past by dumping tilth and garbage into the gutters, it is pro jxjsed to relieve. The town of Bedford, Pa., has its own wa ter aroiks, which were buiit at a cost of one hundred thousand dollars. And yet the G'izfUe confesses that only the excessive rain fall since the works were constructed has saved the town from a water famine. The supp'y frcm the reservoir being totally in adequate for the needs of the town, a month's dry spell would leave the town without water, and, as for protection against fire, a large public ciitern is the on!y dej eadence. The C'tzeHe't presentation of facts is strongly in favor of water works being operated by private companies. Jnhiul-nrn Trilune. Sam Beck, a young brakeman on the Som erset Sl Cambria R- R , met with a very pe culiar and at the same time fortunaU! acci dent in the Johnstown yards Friday after noon. Whileer.gaged in the perform ance of his duties he was throvrn uu k-r the wiiee'.s of a gondola. Scrambling from under the moving train the ciif of his left leg was ca ight by the wheels. The Hah was strip ped from the bine aim 1st the entire dis tance from the knee to the ankle and was only hel 1 by a very few ahreds. The young man was removed to hij home at Rock wood where bis wound is healing very nice ly. One day last week a I'niontown livery m,n hired a lesm cf horses valued at fJ-'-O to a stranger who drove them to Petersburg, and sold them to Daniel Augustine, the well-known stock dta'.tr of that township. The next day Mr. Augustine sold the team to a resident of Addison township and this gentleman sold them to Scott Sterner, cf Continence. A day or two following Stern er feold the team back to Augustine. About this time the original owner of the L-i.-ses went to Addiaon and demanded the team. Mr. Augustine refused to give the horses up and Monday evening the liveryman, W. I. Collier, came to Somerset for the purpose of getting out a writ of repleviu and having the Sheriff serve it. . About fifty-four years ago Washington Megahan, the well known contractor and bjilderofthis plaie, was working at his trade, that of a plasterer, in Biair county, when he accidentally swallowel a lathing nail. He was very much alarmed about the accident at the time but as he felt no evil re sults from the extra irdinary diet in the course of two or three weeki he had foi-jot-ten all about it. Rwratly, however, Mr. Megahan has fJt a peculiar aeration ia the palm of his left hatid and oue day lat week he wa:. able to fce! the outline of a small oai! and thca it was tint be remembered having swallowed the lathing nail 5J years before. The nail is rapidly working its way through the fl-sbofhis hand and wha it has worked up under the skin Mr. Megahan will have a physician remove it. The editor of this column was trout fish ine in the mountains abtve New Baltimore, last week and be wanU. to make an honest confession in regard to his catch. In two day. fishing he took two trout, one . and the other 12 inches long, but Le brought heme probably the nicest lot of P;kelf beauties ever seen in Somerset ; and this is Low it came about. Several miles above the mouth Of the stream he fell in w.tn two friends from that region, Chaancy Lowry .nd Henry Walker. It soon became a ppar Z Ubat L no trick at .11 for Mr Lowry to catch fish. By three o'clock in tbe after noon be hal hooked U mea wring from 5 W 14 tnches. They were duly transferred to the Hald Usket with Mr. "' plimenta. Next morning our friend Joe GardiU concluded to try his luck and a consequence tbe Uld basket received Mother donation, this time of H trout all Bieaeuring over 12 inches. Where Was Moses, Anyhow? Tbe town council and Electric Light Com' pany are still at loggerheads in regard to lighting tbe street and all propositions ate off. The Electric Light Company offeiel to put ia ten Saw candle power arc lights f r f i", for an all-niht service, or a mid-nigl.t service cf tue same number of lights for J'teo, jrr annum. i he counul r'jxttd this proj-otitiou aud agiced to pay for the same number of 2mi candle power lights for an all night ser vice, and reserved the right to renew tbe contract at the same figure for an indefinite numler of years. Meyersdale pays i 10 per arc light jer an num; i.airot pays ; lonnellsville payi $7o ; I'niontown pays $75 ; Greensburg payt $SO; Johnstown pays $1'S. All of the above towns have an all night service. Bedford jys $ per light for a mid-night service. Let the town council make no mistake in contracting for electric lights. Tne people want an all-night service or none at ail. The council claim that they are in no way rest onsible for tbe delay in pulling in an electiic light plant, as it was understood by all parties concerned when the franchise of the streets was granted the Electric Light Comjiany that they would erect a plant no matter whether tbe borough corporation took light or not. Tbe people are unani mous in crying " let us have light," but the council seem to have a number of other lit tle items of expense that will require close figuring to keep the borough out of debt and they are not willing to iucur any debt for c.ec r.c light so long as the moon con tinues to shine. I-t us have lieht. Two Parties After Brown. There is but little doubt that Jake Brown wbo is wanted for assaulting little Binr.ie Young is In-irg sheltered by George Shaulis, w hose home is among the foot-bills of the Liurel Hill mountains in Westmoreland county, near Kuhn postotliee iu this couu ty. Shauiis Las served at least three terms in the penitentiary and was a fellow inmate of Brown's. B.-own was tracked into West moreland county the diy following the as sault and last Kridsy morning when detec tive GeO'go Fiiher and two other o.llcera fere traveling through that section of tbe country hunting for illicit stills, they con cluded to search Shaulis's house hoping to find Brown there. Shaulis's house stands in a clearing, the woods to the rear of his house being only about one rod from the back door. It was about half-past -I o'clock in the morning when the officers came in s:ght of Shaulis's and detective Fisher as instructing bis mei bow to proceed. The guide he had taken with him the night before was very detf and in trying to make bim hear the dogs at Shaulis's house be came alarmed at Fisher's voice and set up a howl. Brown was seen dashing out of the back door and into tbe woods. He was dressed only in his night clothes. The otli -cers trac ksd him through the mud for sever al miles before they abandoned the search. List Friday night the constable of Q ie- niihomng townsliip, assistsil ty two or three men, raided a charcoal shanty above Hooversville in which itas believed Jake Brown had found shelter fir two days pre ceding. D.iring that tiruj the shanty men tioned had been occupied by t j tramps and a boy. The boy wai sent out aiuo:. the farmers every day to beg for food, but the mn mould alwaysconceal themselves when ever strangers passed by the shanty. One of the m -n wa s;n, however, on several ocia-ions and as lie answered the description of Jake ltr-iwn, it was decided to search the shanty. The nisi ivjpnujed to te Brown to k to his heels at the first approach of the constable's p.iss? aud ma le good his escape. Li his fTght the man f .rgjt his hat and per sons who kn-r Brown hare filled to recog nize it. The other occupants of the shanty positively refused to give the name of their companion and they were permitted to leave the county. For Extra HERALDS eo to Fisher's Book Store. You can buy ot Fisher's Boos Store the Execution and Confession numbers of tbe Hkrild of the Nicely murderers, well illus trated, also full s-.is cf Somerset jiapers con taining the Nicely case, the Yoder case and history, trial and sentence of the McClel land town gang, also photographs of Joe A Dave Nicely, Werner's Nicely Bxik and Criminal History of Somers;t County, Houpt's rcmaikable Nicely IMlal, also ex tra copies of Somerset pf-lersof this import ant criminal court week, containing the Mil'.er-IIoclistetler Moonshine case, Niland Murder and other impoitant criminal cases. Daily papers and all kinds of reading mat ter. - Cure for Currant Worms." This is the sca-n when the " currant worm,'' which has been o dtstructive to currant aud gooseberry bushes begtns its rav ages. An easy and sure preventive is the use of tobacco dust, tn article that tan be obtained fiom cigar manuacitirers. It is best to begin early and scatter the dust over the leaves and blossoms, in the evening or mornirg when the dew is on, so that it will adhere. It is best, also, to put same of it around the roots of the buihes. We have frequently tna lu u?e of this article and nev er knew it to fail. If the first application is not sudli ietit a second should be made in a day or tc. Ii is more convenient of appli cation than most other remedies. Lancas ter Inquirer. Spring Fever. The gradual opcuingof the bud ling trees and the shooting upwards of the blades of grass ere signs of the advent of spring. The farmer is already at work stimulating the growth of his crop by fertilizers to in sure a rich harvest. Nature needs' stimula tion ar.d why should not man ? The sysU-m needs building up after the attacks of Grippe atid cold, and the only tonic is 'ure whiskev Max Klein, of Allegheny, Pa., has the en dorsement of eminent physicians, certify ing to the purity of his famous Silver Age ar.d Duqaesne Rye Whiskies. Sold every where at end $1.2.3 per full quart. Six-year-old Penna Rye Whiskies, uh.,Julclg pure at l oo psr quart or 0 quarts for $w"-O0. Send for catalogue and price list of all kinds cf liquors to Max Klein, 82 Federal Street. Allegheny. Pa. Look Here Would inform the progressive farmers of Somerset County that I am again iu the field with a full line of Fertilizers, and my self or my agent will call to see you to solicit your orders for the coining -a.-ou. My agents this season arc S. B. Yoder, Pugh, Pa., Joseph Reiman, Stanton's Mills, Pa., W. H. Laudis, Meyersdale, Pa., Solomon Davis, Normalville, Pa., and Peter Fiuk, Somerset, Pa., who is also delivering and shipping agent at Somerset, where goods will be kept in stock throughout the season. I would thank all for their most liberal patronage during past seasons, aud hope all will favor myself or my agents with your orders for both spring aud fall crops. Should we miss seeing you, just drop ns a line early and yu will have our very beat attention. Ou behalf of the Susquehanna Fertilizer Co., A. J. Koseb, Guernsey, Ta. An Indiana County Rebel. Robert Notiey. brother of John F. Notley, of Cberrj tree, passed through this place on Wednesday last, for his home in Missouri. He was born in this county and went West to grow up with the country forty-six years ago. He wa a resident of Texas when the war between the North and South broke out, and he eatered the R-bel Army and served during the war, escaping without a wound. Two of his sons were also in the army. He is now a well to-do farmer in Missouri, and his recent visit here was the first sines he left home nearly half century ago. hidiana Messenger. Good Housekeepers. Some of the best housekeepers in Somer set and vicinity use the Cinderell Stoves and Ranges and pronounce them perfect bakers. Sold by James B. Holderbaum, Sjmenct, P. Crimes and Criminals, Quarter Sebbious Court Largely At- tenaed-Firty-Six Cases Down for Trial B. P. Snyder Fore man of the Grand Jury. WHOLESALE LIQUOR GRANTED. LICENSES The regular term of May court opened at 10 o'clock Monday morning with Judge Longer.ecker, Pile nd Biesecker on the bench. The morning session was occupied in hear, ing motions from attorneys and calling over the jury liata. Of tbe twenty-four grand jurors summoned twenty-three an swered to their name. B. F. Snyder, of Up per Turkey foot township wu appointed fore man of the grand jury, and as a result of their first half day's labor they came into court Monday evening with true bills in eight urn U it ret cases. Thereare fifty-six cases down for trial on the criminal calendarand it will probably be Saturday morning before tbe grand jury wu: complete their labors. Of the eeventy-two traverse jurors sum nioned all but three answered to their names when called. The three absentees were after ward excused by the Court from attendance during the week. Constable Jacob Friedline, of Jenner town ship, was appointed additioi al tip-slave for tbe present term of court. Charles Spangler, indicted at the last term of court for burglarly, was the fust of the many malefactors awaiting trial to be put on bis defense. Charta is ao agile, wiry little fellow, about twenty-five years of age with a frank, cpen countenance aud a very bad character. Two merchants of Stovestown. his native village, Captain Noah B ,wman and C. H. Shockey, accused him of burglar- onsly entiring their respective stores and feloniously taking ar.d carrying away goods, waresjand merchandise of ct-nsidt rjb'e value. The trial consumed all of Monday afternoon and the greater portion of Tuesday marn- ing. Ju Ige Iyongenecker instructed the jury that the evidence laid before them would not warrant them in finding tbe defendant guil ty of burglary, but strongly intimated that arceny was abont the sias of Charles's olfense. The jury wre only out a few mo ments when they returned with a ver dict of guilty of larceny in each case. Spangler did time in the Western peniten tiary for tlfteen months for breaking into the store of Josiah Specht some three years ago. x If the Millers, father and son, either or both, are convicted, "Jake"' Garey and "Abe" Pletcher will be put on their trial as accessories. If they are acquitted the cases against Garey and Pletcher will be aban doned. Santeifierer and "Wils" Garey cannot be tried until " Bill" Tritts has first been convicted, and as that worthy has not yet been arretted there is no telling when their trial will take place. WHOLESALE LWIOR LICENSE C,RNTEI. L'qimr license to sell by wholesale as dis tillers were granted to the following named persons, Tuesday morning t John M. Topper, New Baltimore; Hartraan ,t Fogle, Allegheny township; Francis I'aer, Larimer township; Nelson Bit'.ner, Northampton township. The crowd in attendance is an unusually large oi:e and will likely increase in size lat er in tbe week when the murder cases are called for trial. The hotels were crowded to there utmost capacity Monday night and had to turn away eople by the score. Those who could not get accommodations at the hotels found them In boarding houses aud ith private families. All day Tuesday the Court room was packed to suffocation. MOON'sHINK GALORE. Over one hundred witnesses have been subpo naed iu the "moonshine'' cases sad they are all here, many of them bringing a goodly supply of their favorite brand of ''moonshine" with them. The adherents of Miller and Hochstetler apear to be about equally divided as to numbers and the va rious members of tbe different factions stand ready to tight with each other at the drop of a hat. Squads of them came into contact at different times yesterday and several ugly fights resulted. The borough "cooler" shel tered two of them from the rain of Monday night and the borough exchequer was somewhat enlarged by the fines they paid to Mayor Weitley Tuesday morning. Elmer Fordish, iudicted for murdering Niiand on I. A" O. engine early in March, will probably be called for trial Wednesday afternoon or Thundsy morning. District Atlort.ey Colhorn will be assisted by W. II. Kooni r, Esq , in this case and Fordish will be defended by ex-Judge Beer and Thomas M. Marshal), the famous Pittsburg criminal lawyer. The "moonshine" cas will not be called until the Fordish case is disposed of and it will probably be the middle of next week before" General Sigel" Miller and his son, " Bob" will know whether or not they will be sent to meet the Chief of tbe " New Con stitution," Jonathan Hochstetler, ou a day named by the Governor of the Common wealth. CASES SOL TROSSED. A utile prosequi was entered in the follow ing cases : Commonwealth vs. Isaac Knepp, F. & B. on information of Julian Faith. Same vs. Irvia Shaffer, F. &. B. on infor mation of Fannie Christner. Same vs. Emma Hentz, Fornication, Con stable's return. Same vs. Walter Sorber, False Pretense, on information of Japer Augustine. Same vs. Lewis Keim, F. it B. on infor mation of Sadie Hochstetler. Same vs. Amos Berkcy, Embezzlement on information of M. K. Johns. Same vs. C, S. Real, el al , Conspiracy, on Information of Emanuel Statler. Worth Thinking About. When Dry Goods merchants adtise you not to come to my Store for Millinery Goods they are not at all concerned whether you buy Millinery Gjods cheap and fashionable or not, but they are anxious on their own account for fear you will see how cheap I am selling Dry Good. The same applies to Millinery IIou?es when they advise you not to come to my Store to buy Dry Goods. They try to make you believe that the are very much interested in your welfare. The truth is they are afraid you will fiud out that yoa can do better in their lines with me than with them. It is a. Combination Scheme. Mas. A. E I' hl. Good Bread. If yoa want good old-fashioned bread like mother used to bake, buy the Cinderella Range. Its large, high oven insures good baking and roasting. Sold by James B. Holderbaum, Somerset, Pa. Tbe official report to the Odd Fellows Con vention at Sunbury-contains these figures ; Number of woking lodges, 142; increase in number during tbe year, 32 ; number of members in good standing, 101 2o3 ; net in crease during tbe year, 3,t23; number of brothers relieved, 14,313 ; numberof widow ed families relieved, 003 ; amount paid for re lief in total during the year in Pennsylvania, $533, 210, 13 ; asset of the working lodges in the State, $3,4U7,423,73 ; increase during the year of 1113,073,73. The relief amounted to $l,t74,6G per day, or $;i.4S per hour. During the last twenty-four years the lodges in Pennsylvania have paid for relief the sum of $10,471,914,33. If you want a strictly first class Photo graph call on the new Photographer, Mr. A. A. Rogers, at the gallery opposite the Tost oflice, where you can be suited with the best of work. Ross Rush Poet, G. A. It, of Ursine, will observe Memorial Day in that town between the hour of a a. m. and 12 noon, when they will proceed to Continence where services w'll also be held. All orders are cordially invited to be present. Tbe Confluence Cor net Band will furnish music for the occasion. MamorlaU Day Arrangements'. fi ... i ne procession will iorm at 10 A. On Union street as follows l BUnday schools marshaled by Wm. II Ruppel, Esq. Euterpean Band. The several orders of the town. Drum Corps. James Hincbman Camp, No. 43, 6. of V. Line as formed will move down Main cross street to the Diamond, on Main street to West, thence north to Lutheran Cemetery where ceremonies will be conducted in the following order : Opening by Commander H. F. Knepper. Dirge by the Band. Prayer by Rev. John Domer. Bong. Part 1st A. C. Davis. " 2d Hiram King. ' 3d J. M. Cook. " 4th Geo. H. Love. Strewing of Flowers. Tbe procession will then countermarch to Main street, west to Rosina, south to Patriot street, and Reformed Cemetery, where con- cludiag decorations will take place. The column will then move east on Pa triot to Main cross street, thence to the Sol diers' Monument in Court House square. Song. Oration by Comrad F. P. Saylor. Benediction by Rev. J. A. Younkina. A cordial invitation is extended to tbe different orders of the town, ond to all sol diers and citizens to unite with ua in deco rating with Mowers, the graves of comrads wbo imperiled their live in defence of our country. Chief Marshal, Oliver Kheiter, C. J. Habeisos. A. C. Davis, Johs C. Pile. Committee, Lack of Time. ' Our unusual trade, e-pecially in Millinery, this spring, has so entirely engrossed nsthat we had -not even time to inquire whether our business friends and neighbors had been combining against us. We would be fain to accuse them oi sucti a thing. itn our hands so full, even if it were becoming in ladies, we have no time and no inclination to "Kick." We envy no one'a success, but invite our friends to call and see our almost endless stock of Millinery, Notions, Laces, Trimmings, Gloves, Hose, Jewelry etc., etc. and if you can do better elsewhere, go there and be happy. Respectfully, Mas. Teedwell Si Co. Mt. Morluh Items. Ananias Emert is busily engaged building a new house for himself and family. Mrs. H. D. Lohr, who has leen suffering from a severe attack of pneumonia for seve ral weeks, is slowly recovering Farmers who have planted their corn arc complaining of the wet weather, as they fear they will have to replant unless there is a speedy cessation of tbe rain. There has been an unusually large fatality among tbe horses in Quemahoning and Jen ner townships the past month, die farmer lost four and some twenty have died during the past six weeks. Mrs. Hannah J. Rhoads has gone to live with her son-in-law, Jas. Biesecker, in Jen ner township. She had been living by her self for a number of years and as she is now nearly hO years of age she concluded that she had better give up house-keeping. The report that Mrs. John Stuffl, who has visited Philadelphia several times for pro fessional treatment for cancer, was about dyiug is not eorrect. Her general health is much improved and her ultimate recovery is confidently expected as a result of the op eration she underwent several months ago. Great injustice has been done to Dr. Jos eph Cris. of this place, by the circulation ofa retort that Le has retired from the sew ing machine business. Judging from the large number of machines Le Las taken away this Spring and sold we judge that trade in his line was never better. I don't know whether be is selling machines at lot er prices than other agents that they report that be is preparing to go out of business. As to the doctor's going out of trade I fear it is very much like Rip Van Ripple's swearing off drinking, "this one don't count." Our weather prophet, Fred Holder, in forms us that in spite of tbe present appar ent fair prospects for an ordinarily good fruit crop it will be far short of last year's crop, and assigns the following reasons Firat, the apple and pear trees are bloom ing in the decline of the moon and tbe result will be that the fruit will drop from the trees prematurely, bee. ond, on account of last season's large crop when the wormy fruit was left to rot under the trees ; as a result the insects were not destroyed and will be much more numerous this fall and their ravages will be very great. Last season the insect did very little dam age for the reason that tbe fruit crop the preceding season was a total failure, and they were practically exterminated through want of food. X. The Largest. I not only have the largest and best Stock of Millinery Goods, but sell the most Trim med Goods in the County because I sell tbe cheapest. Mas. A. E. Uhl. AretheCooleys at Work Again? A b ind of robbe'S are terrorizing the citi zens of Henry Clay and W barton town ships, Fayette county. John Thomas, who lives just across the Slate line in Maryland, wai held up on the highway one day last wetk anJ lobbed of $123, tbe proceeds of sale of cattle he had made that day. TLe same day John Watson, a resident of Henry Clay township, was bound and gaceed and his residence robbed ot (3 in money and other valuables. Two horses were alo tak en from the stable or Andrew Aloser, near Farmington, but were turned loose a fei miles from town and were recovered tbe next day A posse of citizens have been scouring the mountains in search of the des peradoes, but so far their search has been fruitless. Notice to Contractors. The school board of Jenner township will meet on Monday, June G, liirJ, to receive bids for the building of a new school bouse in the Maurer district. F. J. Hermes, Secretary. A. A. Rogers, Photographer, will be found St the Welrley gallury on Main Cross street opposite the Postoflice. Do not miss this opportunity of getting the finest and best of Photographs in any style you may want right at home. Reduce the School Taxes. The last legislature appropriated five mil lion dollars of the monies in the State Treas ury for school purposes. This wa done ex pressly to relieve real estate owners from tbe unjust discrimination against them by the general revenue laws of the State. -Now then, with this liberal appropriation, there is no need in most districts to levy more than one-balf as many mills as were levied hut year. School directors awaken to the in terest of the people and don't heed the cry of the few non-tax paying school directors in tbe county, who want this extra appro priation to be diverted from its true purpose and apply it to increase of salaries, school charts, Ac, Ac Now this must not be al lowed ; with the universal depression of all the agricultural interest of the county, low prices of produce, dull markets, general stag. nation in business, this money especially intended to reduce the school taxes at least one-balf, mast not be misappropriated. School directors, tbe tax ridden people de mand a redaction of tbe school taxes. Tax Pat is. Time or Temper. No time or temper wasted wben yoa ua. the Cinderella Range. Its large and high oveu insures pencuv uiug iuu roasting.. fe.ld and euaranteed by James B. Holder- e . l I. : i . : I bacm, Somerset, Pa. ' Unfavorable for Strawberries. Cultivators cf ttrawberry beds complain that so much rain is not favorable for an early crop of this delicious product, and be ' gin to ibrbode evil from the effects of such continued wet ground. It often happens that the forebodings of soil cultivators are not realizsd, which It is hoped will be tfci case now witu straw oerry cultivation, as this delicious product has become of tbe I character ofa necessary of life. Upon trial you will be convinced that yoa can get tbe purest goods, the best terms and tbe most prompt attention to your order from Tbe Wm. H. Holmes Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. They are distillers of tLe celebrated "Holmes Best" and "Holmes Old Economy," Pare Rye Whiskies and Greene Co., Apple Brandy, and carry tbe largest stock of any house in the city of all tbe leading brand of Rye and Bourbon Whiskies, (in bond or tax paid), Foreign and domestic Brandies and Gins, French, German, Spanish, Hungarian and California Wines, Benedictine-Char, t reuse, Absyntbe, Creun de Menthe, and an endless assortment of Fine L'quors and Cor dials. They also carry a complete assort ment of Bass Ales, Dublin Stout, Import ed Ginger Ale, Seltzers, Club Sod and goods of that description, together with numerous specialities hsndled by this house only. Call on or address, THE WM. II. HOLMES CO. 120 Water St., or 139 First Ave.. Pittsburgh, Pa. A Very Diminutive Girl. There lives in the second district of Guil ford township, not far from Greenwood, s girl who is perhaps one of the smallest for he r age in oar neighborhood. Maggie West ia her name and her father Adam West is an honest, hardworking ore miner. Maggie is 14 years old in Jane and is but 2 feet Si inches tall. Her weight is only 34 pounds. She is a bright, interesting and attractive child. It is said that should the inducement be strong enough her parents are not averse to making a contract for Ler appearance be fore the public. Franklin Ileitnsitury. To Teachers. A normal institute and school of meth ods will be opened at Meyersdale, Pa., in July. J. C M'EICHER, J. D. Meese, K. 8. Hadv, Instructors. Fisher'H Book Store Always Ahead. Photographs of Gen. Seigle .Miller, Bob Miller, Abe Pletcher and Abe Garey, the re nowned Laurel Hill Moonshiners, for sale at Fisbeh's Book Store. Patern Hats At reasonable prices. Come and see them Mrs. A. E. Uhl. Presbyterian Festival. In the church on Decoration Day. Open just after ceremonies of theday are ever. Also in the evening. Colfee, Sandwiches, Ice Cream, Fruit etc. MRS. A E. UHL. Summer is here ! Summer .shop ping has begun ! Where can a good line of Summer Dre?d Fabrics I e found ? I answer, right here. We have a complete line to show in Silk, Wool or Wash Goods. IJest guaranteed Black Silks, Dlack India Silk, Bengaline, Fuilleana, Gloriosa, Beautiful Gloria in col ors, also Surahs. Handsome Black Silk Lace Flounc- ings, all qualities. A beautiful line of plain and nov elty Bedford Cords, prices low, all'wool at SO, 85, $1.00, $1.10. The best Black Silk Warp Ilenriet- tas ever shown for the $1.00 to $1.50 per jard. prices 4C-inch Wool Henriettas in black and colors from 75 to $1.15 40-inch Wool Henriettas from CO to 75 yards, black and colors. 40-inch all wool Serge, 40 to Co yards, Black and colors. 4G-inch all wool Serges, from 75 to 100 yards black and colors. Beautiful 3G-inch fancy s-triped cash- imcres, 25 to 30c. X large line of summer cloths and homespun cheap. In plain, plaid, striped, brocaded lawns, cashmere and lacea fast black goods, ranging in price from 12 1-2 to 50c, I have great variety. White lawns, wamsooks, itc, at from 10to50cts. A complete line of embroidered white dress goods for infants, children, misses' and ladies'. The largest and handsomest line of Hamburg edging and inserting.- to suit. An immense line of beautiful dress ginghams from S to 25cts. large assortment of Clmllies, Fine Apple Tissues, Satteens and other wash goods from 5 to 25e. A beautiful assortment of Galatea, Altliea and outing cloth in plain, plaid, striped and polka spots from 7 to 15cts. Yard wide wash serges, 20cts. Best shirtings, S to 10 cts. Dark and light calicoes, 5ct. Muslins, 5cts., and up. Apron ginghams, 5 to Sets. Lace curtains from Oc to $ (5.00 a pair. Curtain scrim from 5 to 10c. Curtain poles, 20cts. A large variety of infants' and cliil- drena dresses, coats, caps and bonnets. Ladies' skirts, night dresses, corsets, covers, etc., all prices. Chenille and raw silk table co ers, portierres for doors and double parlors, towels, table linens, napkins and stamped goods new and cheap. A complete line of the celebrated 1. S. I. fast black stockings, ranging in price from 10 cents to silk at $1.25. A large variety of gloves and silk mits, wash embroidery silks and a great variety of fancv articles. A great variety of new style capes, blazers and refers for Ladies' and children. With sn experience of slmost 20 years in tbe Milinery business, during which time 1 nave learned bow. when and where to buy to the best advantage, and at the lowest i-ri- ces as well us to trim iu tbeskilful s d tasteft.l manner, with the ability and determination to turn out the handsomest and best guoris for the least money, is a guaranty that my customers will get more and" prettier goods man can oe naa elsewhere where tue some advantages and experience docs not exist. The large variety of drv roods and other goods that I sell in addition to Millinery goods enables me to sell t smaller profits than those that are con lined to one line of goods alone for their profits. Mrs. A. E. UHL. MILLERS IT WILL PAY. WALL PAPER Get the bout wall paper for the least money. Bend 10 cents (deducted from first orJer) for our new line of samples. Fine gold papers 5, 8, 10, IV, 9 inch solid gold embossed borders, -Je per yard. See our 25, 50 and 73c. parlor pers. Preswd paper from one 11.00 to VJ0. AGENTS WANTED. r Tt'M o Ji lerWin lYllIIer Oi L0. $43 SmltMeld Street, Ptmbvrgh, P. Wool Wanted AT THE Somerset Clothing & Carpet House. ALL I CAN GET FOR CASH I OR IN EXCHANGE FOR ANY KIND OF GOODS USUALLY KEPT IN A GENERAL STORE, VIZ : Clothing, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Mats, Rugs, Linoleums, Dry Goods, Shoes, Notions, Boots, Hats, Trunks, Furnishing Caps, Valises, Goods, Etc Etc. J. I. HOLDERBAUM. H. F. SEANOR, Latrobe, - - Pa. The Springfield Improved Trac tion Engine. JLl THE LOW DOW CV!.M?I0N THPESHER. The Nliitiir to r-iirelUM? the !et thirshinK Miti,t In Ui. i. jh.iulj e tht-e m' h:n a:i-l i:et i-ru Ij-fi.rv ti.-i-.rr locking tieii-re. My h-.'Ai!.,ii:irt-r.-1 in the nN.ve ii:.ru-.l tii.i I ifowll tne N-ic s Mill Engine. anl .an f irmh the tlim-rent kin-1. of -v im:!- ai.-l aw mill tixtnr-. s.-n l t.r i;iii't n! ! it. 1 rtj'it. f.rk-rs :ml ilw-ui'ts a:xl 1 wilt .-'i.-frriil-iX wait on ny o;ie uliinir l- buy, ii'ih.-y tut write me wen au! Li-re 1 may ni.-.-t Hum. H. P. SEANOR. JEPORT OF THE CONDITION or THl First National Bank, OF SOMERSET, at -iner.-i, in the State of Pcmi-yiviiniii, at theilttoe of L;i:it-, May 17, WJ. RESOURCES: I.oai:. f u l Ji'-.-nTit1 i .t-rilral st-.-i!r.i an. I un-t ".:r l S. l--ii:-ls t. st-fire cmv:': line from apT.vt-.l r---. rv.- hi.-. i':ie from fit. N:.:iuiiii! T.s-ia' line friiin Slal.- ll.'.nk.- aal V. iii'. r'TikiTiii-l.i'UM.4. Fi;nn!:irr an-1 0-0 -i. . J 4T ''XX in.!. I ''irren! e)t;K i:- a'; l taitra j i'rrr:ii::m- t'U 1'. S. ik.ii.:- fii-ri-ic- ami ivJ-.Ta.-!i itvi'.is... H ii-. of .Kfcer l:aiiki... t ;a-i.ii.al piir.-.-r turret:, y. n:. .u.i 4 ! :. tl i ! X :,' i . keL- i: t ceiiL- .- Stoii' It n U-r n'.t-r - lie iemr'.i.n f:i: I with 1". n. Treasurer 5 lK.r cent o eireul iliiiu Tutal S LIABILITIES: Capita! k pa:J in r'.'vi.l.-'! lrZT"Z"""'Z .Vati'.-.iiil Hank ! oiit.-lat-'Iii-K Ill.i'i i( -t:!'jt-t't It rfiet k ,'1-1h.-i:i:iii.1 eert.i i ol !-.; I'aetootiivT Nita uui tajiks . - f) IM.J It) t T Total 'iff " j I, Harvey M. IVrk'.vy. ( ! r of th eVvt liame.1 Hint. lo vni.-.nly -ar tt:n: tl;e io ? Tate::.e!it is tt:e, to ti? b.-t of :.:y ka.'lc.Le and belli f. HAI;VEY M. ::i.r.KI.F.Y. t a.-1-.ii-r. SutiTTHic'l atr'. sworn to before me tl.U -Jlth day of ilay. 1-Ji A. I. ;. 1!AY, Notary I'tibiic. Conairr Attest : k . n. srrr.r, J s. L. I'l '.H. I'll AS. II. '!:Ir.. i-iroUors. CONDENSED TIMETABLES. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. Somerset and Canibna NORTHWARD. Brauen Jnhiuiixr Miil rrA. R-a'k-.'X-l a. m . K.inirrstt 1:1J. Stoyetowu 1. lloovvrvill o.. Jo!tCiiUwut tl.U. Juhtul.tB-a .V i; t , -.-Il:K kv-o. 11 . v a. m.. Somerset Ii rioyi'to u liJ, lluove.vilw 1J JT, John-town p. in. y.r, v.ra fV..iT;n..i,'i i R.v kwoo.1 ".-40 p. m , S'Iierel t.'t p. lu., t-to-t'l )v 11 t::il p.m., Ilooftfraville 0: 11 p. ni., Joi u-uu ?: p. ia. Sn!tf'l AentmrnvlntiiMi Hot kil ll::'-j a. re. Iwiaierset, 1 1: is. Ol"THWAKr. .V!i7 J.'litil-.nwn T:li . m., Hoov.-r-ville 8:"1. Siovetou S:4a, tfoniersit UotkwooU u.ii r.,r -J. ihcrtown S:30 p, m.. llooverrvire 4.1. h'iyeUa 4:0, Sjmerset o:ul, KotooJ '. (My Joiinstnwn SxO a. m., H.ioversr Ue li.fi a. ia., Stuvftown 'J ) a. ia., eomeisel 10:1 a. m., KoekwiMxl 10 i"a. uu Sau '.! X-.-"tim.l.i'.'i Soaiemt 5:01 f. m- Mock wood ia p. 21, Daily. ERIFF'3 SALE. Ry irtu" of a certain writ rf F;i-r1 F'arits ia stie.1 out, m the Coart of Coni-noa ri.'.u- of St lnt-r-et comiiy, I 'a , to .n" ilirrrte-.t, lln-rv ill le ex posed u putlit- sale at tlie Court Ho.: :e iu Souier M.t ljuruuacb, on WEDNESDAY. MAY 25 18S2. at 1 o c'.otk P. M. All the rinlit, title. Interest, claim an-1 demand of M. P. 8hafer, of, in ami ti all that rrrtain lot of crount i;ua;e in the borough of X.ia- Ccn trevilie. rouuty of Sra.Ts'l anil utale of I'enn. vlvania, fxtimle l ou th 'eat liy 1.H of W. Uli-k, north ly Baek street, went by a pereh alley and lot of George llraut ai.il yoi-.th by Main !revt, run taimc 4 uen-hes, lavinff tUereo;i ereetv.: ata o aiorv iroine dweliiui; botiM.-. frame stable anl'other uiitbniUiiiKa w ith trij anpiinenan.-en. Takeu in execution anJ to in: isl-i a the prop erty of M. P. Shaf.-r. at tbe iu:t of joaiah Sliafer uae of Cba-s. C. M.a;- r. Terms. NOTirE. All perm pun-'ia-Ini at the aoe ale will please take notice tLat 1!) -er ceut. of the purvha.- money mnat be pai-l hen pro( erty it knocked .1 jn. Utberwise it will attal-i I ees poetl to -ale at the rts of the nr-l pu: L-ast-r. The resi.t.ie of tlie ptirrhaii m.mey mut N- ;ai(l on or before tlie dirj-f cmitrmaiion. xu: Iburs Oav, May is. vi N J.-e.l wiil be a' know 1-e-lK.-J until the j-iir-jiiase m-mev i r ! in fall. ISAIAH G.x . fberirrOiR?e,Maj I. lstfi SutrilT. J- ;- . -g- u i . - t v ' - Ii ' GEN IB At AGENT Vv. mnm - ''- ; . r'M rynteVA& NOTICE. I,MI.ISTRATOR.S' XoTICE. Sil?? o,....:y. , 1,-r. ..v Kive ,.,,.,u- 'iW ... all ; , h" 1 V1-1":1 b" " Pfe'lV V U-l I-"-""" .r.-:. . U,-lr lands f..r tl., ', ; - ; t.. .l I - " . 11 '. ' V.T-rFT ' I . priiut. . 1 ;i;-t-onll!isf In Uw. AL. j JOHN P. KNABLE & CO.'S SPECIAL; TV re tia never been anything In thU ei'T lik" the nh!t ii:.n i t 'c .crr:nir Ite .c5s. Silk, '.Mik ami .-ui:a ne are nor howtrie. I'linM:.-! '.'. uu a-.vcr d.-eaiiu-l ol. 'Tnlil lilies. DRESS GOODS. .UK! pierr l hem.lt Wl pleeni HU.M Cfrf-I 41) pieoea Ivd'ord f.'.rfd 30 ptwea Bedford Cord ii pieces C'neTeroa - 7' fl O It i -11 jJ New India Silks. One line choli-e ones ... soe tine liuo di4,H one. . 7.e Oue line ebolre ou ... v Oue lite chulre one. . II 00 One line choice on - . - $1 25 Thin -. It ban hundred of pieces of Choice -. i tuu qujuiua at low prices. Fine Line Wool Challi. Ve hav the choloet line In this eity. To in arr .pl to buy until yoa see our. Pric : iuwat lor Cue (iotia CLOAKS AND SUITS. W e have doxomii. and are m:iw tu'how too. aaeotmilete a line of Irmortwl n l rjomia'ift Cloak, ftmta aud Jai k'-U aa Una or any other market can "how. We only al you to call and m-jw-t. ITue and .(ualliy jil do the neat. tavor as wtth acall aud let u.i suliait our l.uex John P. Knable & Co. 35 Fifth Avenue. PITTSBURGH, PA. Send for samplss and Clothing, Hats Underwear, etc. Where to buy men's wear of the lest graJe?, best makes ari l l?-t "tyle.-?, here 7 Why, of cour-e, at the Mammoth TOWX IlTSTLEJfcS. Suits of the latent patterns, Hata of finest and uollie;t fashions, materials can always he had If you arc seeking good goods, cheap good?, iroo !s at unheard ' of loir prices, we are your Clothier3 to Luv of. irati.-factioa guaranteed THOMAS KARR& OGILVIE, 251 and 2.i3, Main Street, JOIIXSTOWX, PA. rot how BIG? M mmmBammmmmmm m HOW STRONG? Write for rates on the AGENTS Z. V l', !. iT' . .it. .1 a ...rilniir l.i law. Alx. i . : i i u. i uiil nt- u-riiii'l. 'l riinnln -..n tiu... l:i:i S i i: I-r iKiiIy . I .l.-alli to tlie tuMiii-is. li i-. V. Iuiiln-r:. William Walker. A. J M:l.. r.i.. .i:art l.insr. Irani. -1 W:--i;. r .irt.n... V. ;rn-.-f. I .k lii-irs, J.ilui M!0v. KNwortn l.in:r. .i.iini-. H. IVwr, H.-rman tjtine, I. .11. r.n.-. r, N. rriwv, J. B. Hill. Wiliuiui Itt. Alrx W.-.lk.r. J. J. Walker. I. Waikt-r. "Niiuut-l M-vvrs. "VTier: 'K Al'll.I' J ul till CliAKltX ATJUX FUR A BOK- NOTICE I hen-l.y ir.ven that an ar-pliratkm i:l mat to the I ..'iir? ( .-lifter r ,-nins of S..ir.erxrl i-o inty, on Tn a-saay, May -.S. l'tj, (iir H'fi'tli t'narur l'r tile tiiiaKe of betliel. s:-i:ate :n P.;:nt !ow:-n!p. in sai.l n.nutyof :$om-ers.- i.nnl.-'l fo. : : lit-,-inaii:K at a toe i.cr '.n lai;. i ; l an:vl N Bonier, at sUDyereek. tiiem-e c.r.h .v 11 dt-Krees west "JO perebes to a stotie. theiiiv north wet U7 perches to a t n-. them-e north :ti !tffree west IS i 10 tH-fc:ie t. a post, Uieuee north 11 decrees east S, Te!H-tt.a post, iti ime uorth 2', deirrew wel 4J ier-hes to a post, thence north M 'levrees eai o ls.-r' he to a post, theu. e north i" decrees ea.t al t r hes to a stone, thence north 7.1 .ln-es '"t 4" A-r-he to a p, thence north ii le urn .; l.i lurches a pft. taeuce north 4 !. irrt-- tA"t U ter.'njs u a p.t. thence mwth :'.t Icrvcs t a.Ni jo pr--l:e to a pofrt,. thencenorth 77 d'-sree- ea-t 'l ien'hes to a ;st. thetice w.uh fl d.-trrees cast i.i per. .:es toa p-t. them e sooth d gr. es ca-t I. i':rt hes to a tMit. ILence north 1 1. K.-ees cat -; perrhes to the pla-e of heKiuniDif Tlie siyleaa l title of sa d pr.;'a:d Doro gh to Is? '.He if .Tutifi of ttMx DMIX:?TRATOi:S -NOTICE. t".Te of Fran- !s May, laic of lpr-r T'.:rkeyfijot tou :Hii; mmerst.1 eouuty, n.. dec d. "Le't.n of adoiini.-tralion oa tbe alioee estate ! hriv nu-ifiaut-.sl lothj un l.-rsiiriied y tlie i.-r authority, m Mice Is her, oy KiT.-n to all -.in- iii'l, i-ti-.l to said eMaie to muke imine.li piyin -:it, .rd tht.st hsvi.: c!it:nis against i -'ate i.! pn-et t 'Lira duly anthentn and -..t'.leu.er.t on ;a; jnlny. July Jd, A. !., 1-..J, :tie lite re..i iLn.'-j of df censed. I AYli) M V. Jt:;KMlH YER, A 1:. illustrator. c HAKTKi: NOTIC1- N)T:r h r-tT j;; vi-n that the tiiulersiirtK-d int-?iil r. rti j ly to ihe iovt'rror.at his chamtr iu Hatti,:;: r. I'd., ua MUkl-y, ta J.itai4y of J;:i: A. I , J. t r the i!Mtri-orHiun tf a com : uny t U' kut'im a- t;it List e Miinzig rni NlA;.u.'.ir;ur'::! ( otitjuy, fi r lh(- ir.i:r5-Ke tf mmiinf r-ui. n.o:ay. 'rr.it'!on- ami tKhr min trai irjin lau-Jf iu rkni TM't t m:iy. I'a.. and pr 'r:' ; an fr tusrk-i i:i cnjie or nia:. i:: i. !'!-! i f. rn ri:: f r Ihes p'.:niMr. to have hi- r: ..!tT I n;::iU a:; J priviU r:nfrro ty'h-' Mir.-ii n.r,rrtt:.-a a t ot 171, aul itt sevtii. -i;--j'lt. tucats. JnHN K ;KR!N'jEn, . .S SMITH, WM. J. fiAKK, H P. TAT I'.:;nitiiatou sale. OF PERSONAL PIIOPEUTY. Th" if; !-!L-nel will II at public sale at the r"M'k" 'v of Monroe 11. Strelcliuian, dee d., in liiil. k i..tvc-h.p. on Fill DA i JI. 1 1 27, lS'JJ, fie f-.i'o.'int !et-r:ncl personal .rtrly. towit: 1 re: n. r-e. 1 bay mare -md coit. 1 bla. 'i mare and c )!, 1 v-ir'iuif co'.t, 5 njivi, 1 two-ye:ir-i 1 eai'.e, 1 yvarri:., .pnim laiie. 4- head of fine rh.e;.. S3 head of lamlis, 1 hiwt, 1 lot chickens, 1 t'i;ir-bve wa;oii. 1 two-horse, wann, 1 twiv hi-re -prii'i:-.v4i;on. I b't-rcy. I mower. 1 grniu liini. 1 pi-.ir i.:iy In 1 i-r. -J sleds, 1 bay fork, time and p:ilivy. 1 double m4 I uj iiaraes. 1 aet biiK Ky liarac-s. 1 1 .ill!.- sp; sprimr wa m harness, 1 M-i iieavr l att.e-s, 1 wheel burrow, plows, har. rakes, f.-TkJ. -i.cvtN. picks, hoes, chains, kct'l.. etc., I lot htmkwhear, "tl bitshels of oats, 1 a -r. s ol' w heat i:l the :onnd, 7is) sugar keel tr-, 1 i:!rar waier Iwurvl an ! stand. Household Goods. 1 avi''. stove snd ut.-its:N, 1 hea'.inc store. 1 enter- m iii. 1 f'ii.1 ix-x, lsa'e. 1 bedstead and twtMun;, I set ciiairs, 1 single bed. 1 stand, 1 ci-k. 1 17 !Ij is a,pl- b ittor, 1 lot vinegar. I In-. Urd, iiim. sii.mlder and "l'lemiais. and u-auy other articles not mentioned. Terms- AS! ::ris under J !, cait. A credit of sis wmlis will 'ne Kiteno'i s.ims of nu and np wan!. I'm l.a-er to note ith approved s cun. v. 5ie to besi: at 11'. X . slv.rp. Al-KUIAM I I.OWRV, Admiii-trator. FRUCITflS UNITER31TY Umti IvmM. (CONTIVl IX i TWO I'A Yf1.) Koradnissfou uiall departments in the Fresh m.tn and S.idniiore t la-ses. and for the cfconl of tie. tfu ai k.nKiuieiin. Will l-eiu II OCLOCK. THJBSOHY, JUNE 16, 1893. Al W.llard ScNol, 41 Fifth Ave, Pittsburgh. 1 his will nKi include preliminary examination f..r those lateualng to enter the Cniversity a year l-.ter flrjC as a pr::e is oreicl by the Princeton Al uitiui Aai.ii'.iiiii of western Pennsylva nia t r tne lH-stc.atuiia;ion passed here lor the Krc-hi in f'a-. Applicants -houM send their names farly to J. ii. tilrl I. t'hainnan A'u-nni Ass'd, C1J Wood St., PirrstBl Rtill, PA. TT IS A DrTYyaa wr Tarwelfwwa faw fly iw th hct nle lor yaar money. V.cenomiaA tit your tool wrwr hw arehWMiwv V. 1.. Iazla Mines which repreel ia eat ala lor aricea avakeU, ava ikoaamaas wili tcsdly. ?5.C0. 00 $400 3.50 $250 tZ.03 ?Z.50 tV FM LAOICt $2.00 II 75 2.25 vFF0 I0YS $2.00ft W. L. DOUCLAS S3 SHOE CEN EN, THE BEST SHOE W THE WORLD FG8 IKE KCNET. OTIIk.lt hrw IAI.TIKk la f.wrwe are of the- unit tuirh icral. an.t renreaent a money valu far be.tood the pn-echarKMi. ttial wain aud price are atatnpe.1 on bottom of ea.-h ah.ss, TAKK SO fl BST1T1TK. AV. L. Woaiilaa, Brasktoa, Jlaa. Cold by J. D. MILLER, Fockwccd, ra. 9 .UU1 J 1 . e-.,i .S.-i1- w.'-,; . V'WW; 4XWr'.-tV WW We e il. x k ul lii io ii,- i i a i iLv 'i.l :n Jy joa to tuakc u a ai.-l examine our lcicien.-a BLGK GOODS BARGAINS. Eatrs DnnV II .O ihik warp oior.a tl ChtYentn ... ooc Uelroe ... Ail are l.ig banralns. Se them. I! l' UK- 37 Vs HANDKERCHIEF SPECIAL 3000 REGULAR 2oc HANDKERCHIEFS To be told at 12 1-2 Each. We have too many. It la onr low jonr fain. NEW WASH GOODS. SOO piece, cho'.c njiet of Printed fhevero.n, old elsewhere &. Our price will be only 11 l-jc. They are beauUe. share the Bargains. Clothing Store run Ly the J0IIXS the newest style, Xeekware of the UuJcrwear of all makes, irrail-.-i and at " The IIUSTLEIi'a ? Emporium. w m EseipoE mm. ua- rVpr $;i?7 nf tart tn secure every $100 cf Liabilities. Renewable Term Plan. WANTED 531 Wood st. Pittsburg, Pa. payment, ana turn Ii. IPs i:.u. :-, -in-t trie N. :e wulpreseTtt Uiem .lu.y a:tiieut..-ate4 ir a. lliclU'-lit ..Tl Moli-ia . M:.v j i wiietl aU'l where ail parties can attend. W. II MII.I.KK, J. J. K1VMKI, Adaiini-traiors. pUBLIG SALE. OF Valuable Real Estate. Ey Tin tie of a poer heir- and Ical rcpte-ciita; dec'tL. 1 win ei;-c to p';: es, on of a;e r fi -r Le V'-s of M i.- .n Lit h:y, ::- -u:.-vn prei;:i- SATURDAY, MAY 23, 1S92, at 1 o'c' jt i: P. M , t! e f.:io!i,- ral-.a ! real estate, u . A certain tract of lan.I it;ia'.e in Ij.wer Tiir keyi'oot townb:p. S.merset '-..iinv. pi., ad ..i-i-iu lands of Jeph Lit-hiy, J Imi i.u.ivr. trie Ja cilj Sterner faru. .arou .-huiir.ou r.i.d W it koontz. runUiininc 1 acres a::d a.lowauce. of LU h abc-'it ." acres a.-e cc tr aa l bi:an- e well tlmberel. arid is 'ii... r!a"l vitb eoal a:vl liine stoue, baling ibereoti jrc -.dl a mo-sUiry liamo JD well ing House, . ' .urn. 1 1, E't-tn h-rise ati 1 oi!ier I OUttUl.dlLa ii ITl -ooi rci.i-.e f.rn ! watered a-.d Ln a tiirivma orcaar l ou i: and i jul oubi.le of ;ae i.i.ni ot L is.u i. TERMS. It) per cent, of hand, money as as prwn? lU Jelivvry of dee.1 and I'Oiance in two e.(iial au- .'--. . u-'wu i::e n:r i i'i ci i-r n-ial pavi'ientj. wuii be secured by notes with apt-mvei Mur-'-T 1- KKKK1CK Lf ii, Atfy in fait for the heirs o:'Mar;iia l.ici.:j. iii R, M, BEACHY, Veterinary Surgeon, treats all curaS'.e di-eu..-s L.-rs-1 tie-h is h-..- u. Has the litest and irxrt irarniret etcinury s.;r gical in.-trt:iiients and a.;:ances. a.so a cota plete veienairy library. , . Teteriuarj Obstrt-friis a Spreialt. A complete sc.- k of vet-r ways on hand, tiienl-y sv nt-vauve. ir- u: vl:cices tioni'ie ai.d an- Horses taken for t:-'H:r. :-l "'-r ? an 1 upwjiids, at rdi:ij to -.rn.i.it- '.ins'iit me N-iore k:. j v..-ir and tcta:ne. hores. I tave trt..-. ' t- r s.tk : .U;red. :.stn-leei.c.l 1 ttsntii or i.vae-t-j i'.v sin-tv-t t ly. Pla.-e of evidence, S miles e.st id i..l:bury. Pa. Pu-toce address. Grazitsvillo KQT1CE TO WOOL GRQWERS, The a-eat . will visiv jou. of Wm. It. CI 'ne V.iL-a Mill 2 -untniLi v. t'.ha Mil iiai; Woolen Good?. Oue of o-ir -i-e- ia't;-: this yer is Blankets, we hare (it: !u Tarictt.n to Kct fnvn, an! all the goo-Is are tricUy rir.-i ,-la-e m every i.-si ect, and good s-yU... "Win. II. CI.()T.SK, Proprietor. II. 3 1. Smitli, Agent f..r Somer-et Co. Ecrsss at lie MM iiil Farm CLEVELAND BAY COACH HORSE. STAR, Impirted from Knglac.!, we.i.i:!? . l e u 1300 pounds. I consider him the hamSsoni-t bullion in the county, and i j;!t the horse for ts-racr to bri-el their larse. m.x 'h and g.ssl actii mar.s to, and raisfuhat the ma-ke; .lemai.ds b.j:. l(.ftr, siuirle dn-. in anl coach teams lor the Eastern Markets ou.y $15 COW insure a mare w.to. foaL TROTMG BRED H0R?ES- ALHAMBRA ill stand at $25.CO. BOSTON " " " 5O.0O. BELMONT. Jr. " " 5O.0O. I have for 5a'e at tO em-h. Berk registered atock, cut of ditlereut sow.-, ptiriKit-es. hire Fa. kid ior P. HEFFLEY. ENGINES, mills, THRESHING MACHINES. BEST HACHISERY AT LOWEST PRICES A. B. FARQUHAR CO.. YORK, PA. i
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