The Somerset Herald 1 DWA.ED 6CCLL, Kiltor kiil Proprietor. WRDKISDAV... ..February 24, l Ixted of bis expected letter of with drl, Mr. Cleveland announce that be can be nominated atid elected without New York. Ths Eland Free Coinage bill is a meas ure for increasing the volume of the cur rency. It i? a! a measure for increasing the Republican Tote. Id kino the past three years Uncle Sam baa id off ia good money f i"x,0(X',000 of bi debts. The howlers about " the bankrupt Treasury" should note the fa-t. Drmel t Co. acknowledged Friday the receipt of contributions to the Russian relief fund aggregating G,577.7C At the opening of business Saturday in Phila delphia the fund amounted to $jo. Pev.to Peoitor, of Vermont, intro duced a bill in the Senate last week pro viding for the elction of president for a term of six years, and making a man who has served one, ineligible for a second term. Jrrx.E Iavid W. Patterson, of Laneas- j ter county, died from paralysis late Sun day right. In the death of Judge Pat terson the bench of Penney I Tania lo one of its most upright, able and learned members. The Mississippi Legislature has just or ganized a new county, and called it "Jeff lavis County." If anybody believes there i anything in a name tbey will shy around Jeff Davis. He never brought luck to anybody. The Ways and Meano Committee of the House has got as far on the tariff question as free wool, free cotton-ties, free cotton bagging, and free machinery to make cotton baggine. All this will be rejorted in three separate bills. Marie Xeviss Rhine has been grant -.! an absolute divorce from her husband, lamps G. Blaine. Jr. The judge who made the decree took occasion, in doing so, to deliver a well deserved lecture to young Mr. Elaine and his mother. The Democrats with one breath howl at "the bankrupt Treasury" and with the next yell at ' the robber tariff" that fills the Treasury. They want the mon ey, and, like the fool in the fable, would kill the gw that lays the golden egg. Mr. W. C. Smith, editor of the Everett r,-n and Leader has formerly announced himself a a candidate for the Legisla ture. If the Republican brethren in Bedford County know good thing when thev see it they wi'l accord brother Smith a unanimous nomination. Mu. Hill secured a snap convention in "ew York, and now his henchmen are taking a snap census of the State, with Tammany agents to count as many Dem ocratic districts in Sew York City and as few Republican districts in the country as they possibly can without open fraud. A Demox-eatic GN;afs would not al low an American steamer to carry the flour and corn of generous A gic ers to starving Russians. Rut a British steamer with England's flag floating at her masthead will leave lew York this week with over a million pounds of flour and other generous gifts. It is great card for John Cull. St-ephes B. Rlkiss, the recently ap pointed Secretary of War, has announced the fact that President Harrison is a can didate for re-election. This is hardly news, but it is perliaj the first authori tative announcement of a generally rec ognized fact. Secretary Llkins, who is an unusually discreet and wise politician, a!s declares his conviction that Harrison will here-nominated and re-elected. The Solid Soith is breaking by its ota weight. The Democracy of Louisi ana, Alabama, Georgia, Florida and South Carolina is rent and torn with in ternal dissensions. It would be a whole some thing for tbe South and for the country if the Democracy should lose one or two Southern States this year. The Solid South stands as a constant in centive to sectional feelinz and a chal lenge to a solid Xorth. David F.. II ill held hi "ew York State Convention Tuesday and his for merly announced program was carried out to the letter. This included the elec tion of a solid Hill delegation to the Chi--ago Convention and the adoption of tbe ia:t rule. Everything down on the bills was performed. Tbe anti-IIiilites with drew from tbe convention and will hold Jt little one of their own. A address was issued last week by the" Pennsylvania Republican Associa tion," an organization which has been perfecting its plans for several months to defeat the re-election of Senator tjuay. W'e will miss our guess if the M-lf-impoe-d task tin ee eexuletuen have set them selves is not far in advance of their abili to .perform. It ia the old, old story scratch one of these KAocuUlou " fellows and dollars to dimes you will find a man with a grievance, an old-time bolter or kicker. Tke present contest ia Lite House of Representatives is between free silver tod free trade. The eager champions of ti I'.Und bill to abolish sound currency aad Ute Springer bill to abolish Ameri can wool growing and reduce factory wa fjfs are wrangling over the question as to which of the crury schemes shall hare precedence. Both are equally dear to tbe Iemocraey. Ttey represent the great twin, principles of the party that lias been oa the wrong aide of every public question for the past forty years cheap money " aud cheap manhood. Tr um'Viiir? 7'-gri-j Ji says : Gene ra' Ri-M A. A'ger has seen fit to reply to the Xew Yotk S"u't etiarge that he was dishonorably Jischarged raai tbe t a. u Army, and t- fat-t, folly proved, -r-ban s that his record at a cer was a ion? ii'd homrable one. Ueaerai Alger s not lbe first I'nion tutiiu cvy vharacter Li been sniirchexl by I una,; wad he shcrcii not take it so much to heart, aa the jeo!3 of this country con ider the aource. Iaa i is and has been far years to assassin of eviiracter. always king to d2 to his own i?yel men wlvo would hcura to wite their fct on . . m . A. wdi, . . 1.1 HJ 1 v v . i mil kiiu , ssever iMftu oppurtuoity to eij a mean tlving alKt the f ileut Uaa, tad all be-I rwae (iraut refjsed ty jive liim an of fite. The old oideis who fought with AigeT kr.ua- him liest, aud noLhiqg ,tbat tbe New York or any other paper cutis will lessen their adpairAVja and The Coal Trust and Its Victims. X. T. World Ejitarlal, February i:t!i, Hi' A'i the people or the St:e of Pennsylva nia in earnest in sn.r--rtic2 the great coal truat because they t!:uk that tLe of v;ew York will be the chief su2;rrs ? It u true that neatly all tie pup!e of Xew York will suffer from thU conspiracy to rai-e the price of fuel. It is true that the beneficiary of tbe conspiracy will be the great Pennsylvania corporation that has monopolized thccoal properties of theSie. But it is also true that tbe ttv! of.ii'urn-r cf Pennsylvania will suffer from the tyrany cf the (rust. It ia tbe Pennfylvar.ia idea, however, that capitalist and corporations, espijiai.y cf that State, are of the first important, and that consumers are persons who ought wil lingly and cheerfully to contribute to the enrichment of tbe special favorites of elee mosynary laws. From the most cor.picu pus to the humblest citizen a gnat majority nf I'Minsvlvanian's ass iaie this attitude. I Jut wnen tuey say mat .i unr. j ""'""r . f r that New lorKin this instance Biar-.tls for all consumers of coal wherever they may dwell. There are some people in Pennsylvania who have heretofore made manly anil suc cessful fig' ts against similar consj.ln.cies. Fortunately one of tbiseis Governor and another is Attorney -General of the State. Governor Pattison once took the initiative for the people, and it is to be 1o;xh5 that he will n falter now. Tbe i.Va that tU-State cannot interfere for the rightir? of a private wrong does not apply in this ra-e. This combination isan aau:t ujvn me p, . uil uin the people. and theduty of the Governor is to protect j both the people of his own State and those ; of other States who are ataileo hy uw!es conspiracies existing in Pennsylvania. As the York (Pa.) y-tarvv says : 'There are some things about which a conscientious magistrate has no personal choice. The en forcing of obe lienre of the Constitution of the State is-ne of them. Springer's Failure. From tbe Chicago Inter Oi-esti. Mr. Springer is not a ratable triiksler. He means to be cute, but he fai'.s. Uis in tent wa to catch twociassts of voters by his free wool hill ; his f fi-ct will be to array both of them more steadily than evvr against bis party. He thought that 'he bribe of free raw wool would bring certain New K:u!aiid manufacturers to the support ofa Demo cratic President and it might haveiioneso had he been able to oiler it wi Lout draw back. But when he otV. re 1 free wool to the Rastern capitalist he took protection away from the Western farmer and he and his party bad leen telling the Western farm' r that the Republicans gave everything to the Eister.i capitalist. He was "taken in the very act" of doins what he fa'ly had ac cused thr Republicans of doing. , To placate the rage of the Western farmer he then ollered to take a large part of the duty off manufactured wool. LtJt this not oniy mai'.e the offer of fre o ! of no erf i t as a bribe to the Eastern nian'ifacnmT but was unsatisfactory to the Western wix1 grower, who. as a rule, sells more of ra -wool than he buys of the manufacture 1 ar ticle. So that, wholly contrary to the in tention of iu author, Mr. h'pnnger"s bill is likely to make New England mure solidly Republican than ever, ami to reatove a'.l shadow of doubt from the joli-.ical complex ion of II jn tana and other Ws;--rn States iti which wool growing is an infant industry. A Roll of Honor. From the Now York Pr.-.. The proposition of Representative A-ii-bcl P. Pitch that the iisin?s of pjnst iers should be published will not meet with o'o. jection among those who believe that a record of loyalty to the I'nion is simething to be proud of. A jx nsion is in no s.-:is a pauper allowance. It is the pjymont of a debt which the nation owe for faithful and honorable service, and a ijmoii certitiiate is a certificate of honor ; therefore I'r.ion veterans and the surviving de;enilents of the men who died in the national r.aii-c ill uot stand in the way of a published list of pen sioners. It will be a roil of honor, barlnc evidence to future generations of what loyal men did for their country, and of the country's generous recognition of those who were true in the time of need. Tbe truth is that two third.-! of the at tacks upon the pension system are iu-pirtij by partisan jeolousy on the pirt of in dividuals who have no military record of their own, unless it is disgraceful, an 1 iu whom the spectacle of a I'nion uniform excites the liveliest irritation Oliier as saults are prompted by the erhupi n.it un natural aversion of the ev-( m federate? to an expenditure in whose d.rect be-.tiiis th?y have noshnre. Scratch a critic of the pension sy-tem and you are pretty sure to find a Masw.:mp, a Copperhead or an ex -Confederate. Senator Quay's Illness. WAsmsoTos, D. C, Feb. Miss Jay, daughter of Senator Juay. received a tele gram from him to cig'it, dated at Port Pierce, "!a., saying : "1)3 not be at a'.l alarmed. Ilumois that I am seriously ill tou'iy unfounded. My cold lias almost entirely left me." tienato: tjaay is at Lucie, which is about three tuilej asrav from Fort Pwrcs, the nearest teicgrapU station. 1ILW.! CliITICAl.LV ILL. Fort Pitt c, F.a, Feb. -J XI-ren,'.-r sent from here this miming to ir 'uiy s cottage in rL Lucie returned a jout " o"c!o:: to-night ith new that his condi tion was much improved. In fact, tlite has been a jaaJv Luprovem-nt, with one or two relapses, for the last seven days. The Senator's trouble was ong- iin of lungs, the result of a severe co d cnit.-jr-tJd aliout tbe middle of January iu Washing ton. This confined him to the house, with the exception of four or li ve days, until F-b 7, w ben he left for Ftoritla. IJ e was sen -!y ill when his car passed throuU Jackson ville. For several oays afier his arrival at Li cottage Le wa col a ned to his bed. ciisely watched by his physician and nurses, and his condition grew rabidly worse. mbs. cav sent roa. Last Saturday Mr. 2 lay was ia a critii i! condition and Mm. g :ay was telegraphed to come at once. She reached the Se.iator's bedside latd Wednesday, but he had irnnror- i v . i , , so much that he was able to .' up. ile is now able to walk abaut the iionse, and has been out of d Mrs onc or twi.-e. " ie lung i still concsted and Irs cough is s?- vere. His face i, UU pale and haggard. Young Mrs. Blaine ts Free. Ukadwoop, 8. D.. Feb. 2 A decree of divorce was granted to M rs. James (!. ll.aiae. Jr., to day. by Jude Tliomi, and the fa mous case i endel. To the wife is bestow ed tbe castoJy of their little bay. Sue was also a warded it,'" i to pay e.oe.iei of her suit and $P' a month ai pc-riuanent aiiir.o wy. Tite tact i borne in mind that Riaine is employed ia tbe Penusylvaaia Kaiiriad of fice, in Philadelphia, for a salary of iesi, it is 1 said, than $i a yrar, but the aaaru ng of $l"t a year alimony to his divorced wife is a mere matter of form. The hushinJ has made no effort of late to iuterfers wi;a his wile's proceedings for divorce nd l?i hU rii go by default. ai i :r's sr.vtr.it cn.iacr. In his Jechuoo Thomas said - "ft seems that youag Jfr. ijlaiue's conduct under the circaoutanctis i Vety rcnAen- .;li- ii- ,. - .. . ..v.... u0, M(fra siuu we wouiu expect, coming Iroai ttie family be does. It is beyond my cotnpre Lfnsion how a young nun thi.t has p'.aJ bU loj hi finance and married her on bi. great iastete could be induced to de- eH "' j -The evidence shows that his Cc-rtion i was the result of machiiua'jor.s of his mo'k- j c: ,er. aod ili treatm-nt tbat liis p.amlig rt- aod the treitmrm that this ptaiiiti3 re- ii cer vci from his bands was reprehf nsihle j "t" ' ""' ' " 1 ' "i " , i, . i MAPES AT THE HEAD OF THE ANTI-QUAY ORGANIZA TION. I lir. INI'ti EXIbLST STATE fHAlEMAX IS ACTIVE. tMTir lTFAI;rARTi;KS IX TiiE-TiMKS" OFFICII. CuPY OF A ' CONFIDENTIAL" LETTEH. Fion ptilaJe'f b;a lu-.uirer. Tin re was r;a1'jra:!y some curiosity mani-ft.-titi "ny :aiwart Ilpubiicaas yesterday as tu ilie iefiuu.-ce working in the Pennsylra r..'a I'putii.-ja As .-elation, which basjsst isf;ied an aiires- against tbe reelection of I'nited States Senator yiay. The argu nwi.tJ aivarced iu the aidrs are declared to le practically the same as have been n-ed he retofore by ti:e several inijeiendent or jrar iitiors tl ;t Lure declared against the juiii-jr Sct.at.-.r. 'i'bu'j.;!i hi- n i ne i!xs not appear in the ii-t t.f ul;.w, o-on tl; e executive comrr.it- ce ieurre 1" Maitn. chairman of the InJe- pendent I.'ii-ublicati State Committee, it ia - . eliiiriv-d has bo-n one oftne most aHive Ia t.rj;:ir.;;::!"s the mo, nc nt. tHfH SAI ES llE.UH.'l AKTEKS, "7HE TISIES.'' Ilete is a copy of a letter, which was ad-d.-.-tcJ M a former independent republi can up the State, over air. Majies' tigna l are : I'oXriMMIAL. P:in.iLrH;, T., Xx. 17, lSfl. I'riR Pi: Ti'.erc ' a meeting hereon Tufiiy ot about tbiny live prominent Atiti-i'.ay lLt-iuhiicsns from various sec tions ol lUe Mate ; and it was decided to Inrra a State On'.ral irarnittee composed . rei.resenttive H-publioan from each s-natorial !iscrirt, and in districts composed .f nc.re than one couDty, one representative I : 'in each county. 1js con. tun tee will be entirely Republic an, and its chairman a representative Ri I'll..!. em fr:ru Ihin city : and it propose! to imk? a vi;oi,us Gtht strictly within party inns t nominate atui-vaay Kpub!iuaDS lor tiitiiiN-rsot the House and Senate, in r every Republican county and district. I I hue written to you at the suggestion of tbe Provisional 'mnr.ttee from your county; an.! in cae you cannot, to nd us the name ! , f a s'liiaiile Republican whowill act. Also i ii it!'ie is :i R-publicati paper in your coun 1 ty trial could ir.Jac.-d to publicly oppose u return of 'J ihv to ihc Senate. I write you tau- fu'lv and freely of the in j tHiiii.-d niuvt iiui.t, Uheving. from my form- tr av-o. :'.rn hilu juj, iiiaL juu ic in sym'.tit,y -.ih liie movement : but assured liuii if you :i-e not thnt von will lre:it this letter as tn'ire y e- i.iidential. Please write me the T '! oil: fully and freely in re tur ! to tnis in. ter. und as soon possible, fhe movement wiil be a very formidable one atid has every proit of succeeiiing. Yours verv truly, tJeoii ;e K. U apes. In commentluj ujvin the above letter and the ail iress, wh: li c.ime from ibtr Pennsyl vania R-.'pr.hlica'i asso Motion, a well-known m-iii'ier of the l".iion I. 'ague, who is an ad mirer of Snator 'I ny. siid last evening : i djnut wisii It bi und -rstaxl a? criti- ci-i.t.' a:iybj-iy's right to support or oppose any ca-io date for United S'.ates Senator, but I oSin.-t to in. -representation and sailing un der false e ilorj in pjlitics or in anything et. Ar, :1 ri ii b.-ing in ide to create the impie;-.s:-"n that the e is a great uprising of goo 1 R .u-jlicau"1 in this so called Republi can aisjeia'i j.t of Pennsylvania an! thit it is an orjmii-t'oo of stalwart R-publicsns. "Tlien' is a letter from Geu. E. Mtpjs," cititinuoj the gea'.lemati. ho'iling a opy of the letter printed above, '"which shows the inspiration of this ir:anizition. Mapes, the most rabid alleged Republican and support er of I leiuocra'.ic candidates for office we have in the state; Majies, who was at the nead of t'lie Wolfe aud the Stewart independent movement : Macs,who was responsible lor th? u.-feat of General Cc-jver in 12, and whowis chairmsn of the In lepeaieat R pul.ll, an jnimittee that elected Pattisoa fi.e.ern r for a second time: Mapes, the Peiuxraiic free trade editor with headquarter- in theoiiicol"theIimK;raticffee trade Piiild !t lhia T!mrt, is the real leader of this iatest movement ia Pennsylvania palitics. riii;i'!h compelled to keep in the back ground and to work the wires from bis edi torial rojin? in the 77tt. Gwrge E. Mapcs is the.actual manager of the present cam paign. "In John Dalzell's official organ to-day we Snd the statement that on the lo'.h of Iitvember there assembled in an upper room of No. lolM t'hesmut street, some forty Re- Luiilicans from Philadelphia and various parts of the Suite who resolved to form an organization to tpp-jse the re-election of .--nator ; ;ay. Reading Mapes' letter, you lin-J it wai! written just two days after this cieiting wa. beid. From thai day Mapes, with headquarters in the Democratic Tii-tet o.h ie. kept the machinery of his new move n.ent iu wording order. m'ASMSi: TiiE LIST. ' M ipes d ies no'. apcir to have been very sue -er-sful in getting many R-publicans into his movement. S..-an the list of Philadel phiaiis and you will tiud men who bare join ed a'nii-t every independent movement that has been started f r years in this city, with the election of iVmocrats to oflioe the inevitable result. Members of the Commit tee of One Hundred, the Municipal League and the Committee of Fifty are not jast the men to bead a movement within the line of the R-puiilicsn party. A couple of cen tlemen from Pitttburrih are the clients of John :!, and are naturally opposed to the j;;;.ior Senator's election. Another from the same cjutity is J. B. Tord, a disappoint ed ramii.ijte far postmaster at Pittsburgh ; a:, ithir. II. '. W. E ig'.ish, wanted Senator 'lay to pa! his fither-in-law into the Mo !v-.. ;urt p .toth :;, when the (.'jngreisman f:t, n t' a. district ha I already recammended so'ne one e!s-. Thtre is gcAr.-eiy a ma n oa the list whobas not some pers jn i! motive inspiring his ac tion. I c-j.ild g into the matter further, but I .Link I Lave said enough to show the character thi movement. Tuc .a I of the matter is that the whole j tji;:. is f; nlt-a up by a handful of independ- icii's. s ioie of them of djubiful inrlaence, who are anxious to elect John Ualrill to the j Senate. Taeyfounl it bai p jiijy to put I 1 i!-ll to the front, so they have mi le their J a Idre!s a personal attack on Senator tjiay." j nduced Ratos and Enlarged Prlv i lies 33 for Clergymen on the Penn j sylvania Riilroaa. The Pennsyiania Railroad Company an" i no.intes that co:mi?r.cing oa February 13th, j I-.:J:-t-ck: ts will bisoid to Ministers of tbe j j isp-.; h .ding p.-op?r clerical orders, at half ri ' -. ThLs arrangement will apply to all ti. kc'.s sold on the Pennsylvania Railroad li-ies ei-i of i'itLsburg and Erie as well as to i." i ........ nun C31 vi t mwuii,, mj , , . . t, . I urea tV.:t at half fare b.-twean any stulions ea-' of i'i:-jurj and F..-le, but many enjoy " "V",.. , , ,imhn, ri.;e..,t Jn U iTisjilis, St. LuiSj or intermediate p-ints. T;iis c uni-.siion iii tl interest of so deserv :ng a i:x-t a t esh e'idenc of the liberality oftha 1',-in-ylvania Itnlroad, and cannot fail to impress itself upsn the appreciation of Shes? whoa it is designed te benefit. Notice. Perscr.s J-siritp to aid in the increase of t.'.it.'i .Mi in the w.stei-i cf the S'ale, car, by i m;j.l v t,j: to T.'ie 1 th.m lva:ra Fisb Protect ! i.e .--ocla: o i. !"Ji) A:..h S rat. I'hiladel- phia, ohiain p'a -aids containing in for ma il..!! h clo-e s-ops cf the different varie ties: i f ri-h. a:e.l ath'r ii.f r:uation pertaining to the mu:' ; k':o. biaulu applications for j r'.Ki:r2 Trout fry. fric, from the Pennsyl vania r isb Commissioners, will be supplied by the Association upon application. For Dehorning Cattie. Reives Falls, Pa., Feb. 21. Considerable i y-;t :irt was rreatd hre ! nin v ------ & j tt,rri.,; c.f several prominent farmers and stock r t,ers of k orth Swictlj-j- nd Frank lin tosruihips bj- Ifurusrje Agent .-eene. of this p'.i', for alleged cnitdty lo animals. The acvused are rhar.-M.! witi id-hnrntn bun lr,ds of l.esl.fc'.tle belonging to them a prac;i.-latJy introduced here from the W. ha! wl.i.'a the nrMrabM rl.im i. cru !. The dtfendants tay tnat there ia Doth ii.n cue' ..S.iut dehorning citile, sal that they th'-ive. luiter af'.er the operation. The ii - J i-LJLahoi!.. r: lrU en; ed . Change of Date for Holding Re publican Primary Election. At a recent meeting of the Republican State Committee, April Si, lStd, was fixed aa the time for holding the state conven tion. Rule lfof Rules Governing Republican Primary Elections in Somerset County, pro vide: -That the Rpnb)ican partr of Somerset county shall bold iu primary election for the nomination of candidates on tbe fourth Saturday of June of each year, ProriduL that in years when the Republican State Con vention is held prior to that date, the chair man of tbe Republican county committee be authorized to call tbe said primary election at an earlier date, tbe chairman to frive at least JO days notice of said change of date." In compliance with the above quoted rule, notice is hereby given to the Republican voters of tbe county that, SA TCRDA Y, APRIL 9, 1S92, has been G zed as the date for holding the primary election this vear. Attest Fb'kd. W. Biesbkes, Geo. R Sctll, Chairman. Secretary. Her Features. One of tbe prominent features of the Cin derella Range is the extra large and high oven, which insures perfect baking and roasting. Sold and guaranteed by Jas. B. Holdeek.u m Somerset. Pa. Lynch Law In a New From. TitARjcvSA, A EE., Feb. 21.-Ed. Coy, the negro who brutally assaulted Mrs. Henry Jewell at her bouse about four milled from this city, was captured yesterday and is now in eternity. A crowd of 1,000 people secured Coy from hie captors as they were bringing him to tbe city. I'p Broad street they marched with him, and through the little city and to the Iron Mountain round house. A large stake to which, had been fastened some guy wires was what they wanted, and it was found here. The crowd bad now swelled to fully C,'JO. Up to this post they brought tbe cringing negro, and in a twinkling be was securely bound to it. One of the mob ad vanced with a can of coal oil which had been secured from a neighboring bouse, aud the crowd then knew what fate was in store for the negro. Mrs. Jewed, the victim of the assault, was then brought forward and a torch placed in her hands by the leader of tbe crowd. She at first refused, but after rejieated urging the torch was applied by the woman, who immediately turned and made her way tbrougn tne crowd, ine names licked up around the negro's legs, and h was soon en veloped, all the whites yelling lustily. In seven minutes he was dead, after the most excruciating sgony. Rises Like a Magic City. Crm-E, CI, Feb. IS. This town is rival ing the growth of Leadville, About 4'J people arrive every day. A bank has been ojened and four newspapers have been started since the beginning of the year. An electric light plant baa been built and the town will be illuminated electrically on Sunday for the first. ThU ia rapid work even in this rapid age. Bob Ford Isn't Dead. Can't, Col., Feb IS. The report that ob Ford, the slayer of Jesse James, bad been shot and killed here, ia false. Ford is alive and says he has not been engaged in any shooting affrays fir some time. Wanted. A middle aged single woman or widow with no children (white), and who must be capable of taking charge of a house ; must be a good cook, baker, etc ; family small ; good n-fcrence re quired. Address P. O. Box E.. Stanton's Mills, Somerset County, Pa. Mt. Morlah Items. Wm. S. Horner ia seriously ill with grippe. Communion services will be held in tbe Lutheran Church, Sunday, March C:h. Sugar boiling has begun. Jerome StutU and several others have op?nrd up t ieir camps. Old Mrs. Gossip informs ns that we will have a wedding here shortly an i that it will be a surprise to many. Wm. II jlniiu-n?, of Stantoni Mills, will become a resident of this section April 1st. He ha rented the Yal. Hay firm. Wm. Gohn lost a valuable trotting mire last week. She evidently deliberately com mitted suicide by banging with a halter. Our weather prophet, Fred Holder, says that people may laugh about his wood chuck, but he'll be blamed if it isn't more reliable than Greeley, li cks or Yenner. He says he selected a high and dry place for his winter quarters and any one should know from that that a wet winter would fol low. X. Housekeepers. Be wise, and examine tbe Cinderella Range. It has more points that excel than any other range on the market, and is sold guaranteed to bake and roast. Sold by Jas. B. Holdeebai m. Somerset, Pa. Resolutions ef Respect. Whereai it has pleased Almighty God to remove from our middt by death our dear brother, Ira D. Miller, a worthy member of Grtetls Lutheran Caurch and Sabbath School : whereai it is right that we should cherish bis memory for tbe good and kind ness done by him while he was among us : JU-itrtd. that ia tbe death of our dear brother who bat been so kind to hu com rades and neighbors, and who has so faith fully filled bis pla.se, that ha leaves an ex. ample as a Christian that we should profit by it. Rr.fJrrd, that we deeply deplore the lots of our dear young brother but feel assured that oar loss is bis giin. Ltittcti, that we tendjrtohis sjrrowing father, mother, sifter, gran loi Mher mil ril- atives our warmest sympathy in this, their hour of atlliction and bereavement. Rftulitd, that these resolutions be pub lished in the county papers and a opy pre seated to tbe bereaved family. Samcil McGbcuob, IIaebiso.v Lena, Washinutoji CisTra. Committee. MARRIED. PILE GALLENT :XE. At the residence of James Gallentine, February, 21st, 1302 by Elder Josiah Berkly, Mr. Josiah Pile and Miss Susan E. Gallentine both of Middle- creek township. The Use Of Harsh, drastic purgatives to relieve eoMive nesi is a dangerous practice, ami more liatile to fasten the disease on the putient than lo cure IL What is needed is a medicine that, in effectually opening the bowels, corrects ll.u ccMi il)it aii Cstalilijhti a uaiuial daily actum. itiiAh au 3ienei.t u fiiuud iu Ayer's Pills, whicl.. while Ihotoicli In ae;,:i, ;re:ittlien as well as stimulate the buw eis suit excretory or sans. fur eight v-rs I was afflicted with roe. Million, which at last becnn.e so lad th.t the tioriur ewilU ilo mi nxire 1r me. Th-n I twpan to take Ayer's 1 ills, ami soon tlie bowels berame regular and natural m their movement, f am now in excellent health." Vni II. KcLaucrtt, lfcjrset. Out. i-Wleu f feel the need of a catlarte. 1 take Ayei's Pills, ind ftnd them to he n ore Effective Vtun any oilier pill I ever took." - yin p p. J-piWi. Burwellville. Va. " tor vn have been suhWt tovmn patioo and uenous liciilKi lies, caused by de ranueroentuf the liver. Atier tilting virions remedies, f have tx-come rominceil tha 4 ver a f ills are the best. They have neve? faJed to re'ieve iiy tuiK.uj m a short time! and I am sure n.y system returns its Unit )mwr iiv.-r tfce use ot the Pills than tu ljvn the case with any ntlmr miilieini; ( tavs rneii."-lj. ji. fciedge. Weinur, 1 cxaa, Ayer's Pills, rKrPAceo sr Dr J. C. AYEB & CO., Lowell. Maas. &:tt ty sll Dstlers in Meliciae. jNTOTICE OF APPEALS. NOTICE is herey riven that the nndcrslsraed Ctommttciooersoi somerset tounty will hear Ao rwai from tne 'xirnmal AakeKinent ol l?3? ia lbir ofti e in the .'.oil Hou-. as fnllowi : Paint, ogle aniAd lisoo Township, and Con fluence Btiioiif h.n March 1 Ith. d ineniaugh, Siada. I' nper Turkey fin and Low er Turkej font Turnship. on March 16th. (jaeroa bon in Township. iSloyettwn, Rnca wooU. I aseekjiaii I'r-ina, and Xew OntrevUle Bumugh. oo Mrh lMa. Snmerwt, Blak and MUford Townihint, on Marco lTUi. Sooeet Baroigh. Merersdaie Borough, and Bummit Towntlip, on March IS h. Jen ner Towntli p. Jeuoertowa Borough and Sal isbury Boronpb ou Man h lsll. Eltlick TowDhipoa March 21. Lincoln, Jettexm. sumyt rtek and Middlecreek Timnshiiis, on March iMnd. Bmtbersvalle' Towusbip and Berlin Borough on Marrb jid. Allegheny aid Falrhope Towiuhipa and New IkiUimun- Boroaeh on Marco UHli. Nonixamptonwud tsuutbaanpuia Towaships, on March iau. Larimer and Greenville Townships and Wei-k-rsburg Boroi:b oa March i'h. We will als. on j h. i.-h. 30th and Stt days of March ls-r apiieals from owners of min eral rights andtlie SmiiIi Pennsylvania Railroad Company's Lams lu Sonu-rwet Countv. trtl'Kt.K F. KIMMEL, RAMI tL f. SHoBlvK, Attert : W ILLIAM F. IHL. JC IL W'erne, Clerk. C Cjminltoijners. An Ordinance Granting tA- .Smr Eiictrie VflU, S'"t Purer Vmimy the rigid nf erecting tk nerrtraiy poI'M end lorrt ., lie itrertt, ia't and all y ej S,mrr1 Biroutjk u,r thr pif .- if inlrvHcii3 P'iic Lif't vt't ni'l r.ur"":!h : Be it ontaiiid tv the Burgee and Town Conn ci! of (Somen-t Roroiifh. aud tt ia hereby ordain ed by tbe autAonty ui the same : Seitiok 1 That the consent of Somerset Bor ough be and a hereby granted to the Somerset Eicctric Liglit Heal and Power Company uere4 and maintain on the several streets, lane and allevsof ii.l Borouuh. to which wirea may be attached fur tbe purp.' of conveying electric current to all parts of Mid Borough. That said pole shall be ereett-d aud tocaied at such Plnt ami in u h places ai d msnner as shall be ludi cateil bv the Burv-e and Town Council. bee. If. That said oie siian be straight and sound, and shall not be less that thirty feel iu leiiL-ih ateve the gaxind ami sliAll sunk a miiUeient depth in tlie ground to hold and uiin the w irea tbat the mid Company roav desire t string thereon wi'hou guymg nald iles. eaeej that if neeeary at comers mm h C"ner pjleamiiy be gnreil In tueh niisiiier as may be approved by tbe Burnet's and Tovu Council. The wirea ins from one pole to mother hall te strung a to I at 1-asl twenty tlve feet aliove tbe level of tbe stir-em. aud ia placing said p-lea and string ing said wires the aue liall lie done without m jurv to either badeor ornamenlal treesi -'c. III. That the slid somerset Fleet rle Meht, Kent aud Power C.iri.snv In locating ti jsiies siiall remove all aurp.ua dirt or earth and shall replace auv paving or curb ng which may be di turtied in piai'iug poltson said directs and alleys at the cost and expense of "aid the Company and further, that all damage which uuiy result from tbe erection and operation of said electric plant, w hether lo individuals or to property, "ball bo borne by the said Somerset Kleeinc light. Heat and Power Coiiipanv. IV That the privilege of the use of the streets and alleys by the said isnmersel Electric Lutht. H.-at and Power C mipany f, the purposes in this ordinance mentioned is not an exclusive grant, and the same may be recalled on the failure of the said Company to prwide and operate a rea sonably safe svem ofekaeiric lighting, to coin plv wuh tbe rules and regulations oftue Board ol'Fire Insurance I'nderwriler governing the in troduction of electric light w ires into buildluirs aud lo provide and openttean electric plant suf iieient for the purpose intended or aliuseofthe privileges nerem set lonu. Sec V. It shall be unlawful for any person to wantonty irjure r defwe any ol said poles ervi-t- e.1 tiv said company or oy any otner cnu(u.. and anv ocrson or nersnns TKnaiiug any of the nrm-inons of this se-lion shall on onviction thereofy a tine of not lesa than live dollar nor more tnau twenty dollars, uigetner wuu an eL4. tine. VI. If for any reason herein stated the said Somerset Kieclrie Light, llest and Power Conipwuv shall fail to operate said Until suer - fuliy or vlolan any part of this ordiuane-, the Town Council snail remove ail poles oi swiu siomersei Electric I.lchL Heat and Power Coin pany from the streets and alleys of the Boiough at tne expense auo enarxeoi ain iai.-in v pip7 Hec-VII. Thisonlmauce than tie eiiective, ojier live ami oMiestorv unon tbe said Somerset Kle. trie Light, Heat and Power Company, buna with the Clerk of the town oucu tneir aoceancr oi tins ordiauce bv tbe said Com nan v. 1 jiacled and subscribtsl the 4th day of Februa ry. A. P. isi'i WM. II. lltLILtl, Attest : Burgess. J. A. Berkcv, Clerk. (QAUTION. The public U herebv notified not to harbor or tru-t my wile, Msggie Phillippt. on my account. as she has left me. and I will not pay any aeui contracted by her on tny aci-ount. febjl-ri. 3AMLEL PHILI.IPPL i DMIXISTRATOIIS' NOTICE. Ksiate of Christian Reits, lata of Somerset Town shin. Somerset County, Pa., dee d. ijHicrsor Aataration on th shoTe estate having reeo grsaiteu to me uuuersigueu o .i proper authority, notice Is hereby given to a! . . . ... ....iui.i...I f i. . , ,1 Mat i I tit tnnbe imme.li te avmenl, and those having cUnns axainst tbe same will present theui duly authenticated r.ir settlement, ou or tie lore isaiuraay ine :,ui Felmiary lsyj, at the lale renidem-e of said Qe ceased, by the undersigned Admin'-trators. CM. SHAVEK. EMMA C. KKITZ. J. L. Pl'GH. Administrators. Attorney. A DMIXLsTKATOR'S NOTICE. Leltera of administration on the estate of Si mon Hanger, late of Knrtheisvaltcy townhii in the county of Somerset, dee'd.. having been granted to the undersigned by the pmperauthor. ity. notice is hereby given to all tsfnMinii IndebttsI lo said estate to make immediate payment, and those bavmg claims against tbe same will pre sent them duly authenticated for settlement to the undersigned ndmlnlstrator at the late resi denceof faid decewed, on isaturlay. Feniary -SHli. sr.r. hetween the hours ot 1 and s ociock p. M . when and where he will attend for said purpose. r W. XV. HATC.ER, Adminisuatur. "VfjTI'-'EUF APPLICATION FOR CHARTER Notice is hereby given that an application will be made to the'iovernor of Pennsylvania on the Tenth i loth day or Marcn. A. I. isyj. iy M n i.snU J.ihn II. Barnett. W. J. Hitehmau. K. S .MeKlwee, and O. K. Sliupe. under the Act of As sembly, entitled " An A.-t to provide for tbe Incorporation aud regulation ol certain corpora tion.' approve.1 April in. Is74, and tbe supple ment thereto, fur tbe charier of an intended cor- porattou to tie called 'TheMarkleuinr'i.niUirliim and Hotel Coirpanv," the character and object of Which i the ei-tablishine, and maintaining of an h.jtal at Marklolon, Somerset County, PeUD-ylva- via. and tor tiiese punKises to uare. po-Mrsi anil enjjy all the rights, benefits of said Act of As. seinbty, anu supuiemenis inereio. W. IiU'K FHTPE, Fab.l0-3t. Solicitor. B. & B. WHERE DOLLARS GO FARTHEST- That's whit we're all locking for. It's a glimpse oi Human nature uuwiijki iuc selfish aide of it. We all want tbe best of tne bargain, or at least the best obtainable. Here are about half a dnz?n specials that it will pay you this week to writ our MAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT and inquire about There are hundreds of others in these stores equally as good. We're making it more to your interest every day to trade with us. Lot 4 -tin. Cashmere Serges in various widths of black and grey stripes, ty cents ; were .V) cents. The line of 46in. Col'4 Cashmerea at cents largely increased this week by the addition of many new colors Tbe finest 50c Cash mere ever bought or sold. SSin. all-wool Bcierc in Orey and Brown mixture, 30c JO-inch Blacx mohair Brilliantine for bouse and street costumes, 60c a yard, value, $1. 50-in. all-wool Fluids at fc , usually 8oc. Choice Colorings 40 iD. ( aineli Hair tn ail choice plain colon, T V : wonl.I be excellent value even at $1 25. 40 inch Fancy Bedford Cords in new Spring Colorings, 72. Fin est Qualities all-wool French Cballies. 30 and olin. wide, i and 35 cents. ANDERSON' GINGHAMS. Writ f,,. ination pertaiotng to what fo , wear and uenr to e( at lOHjt pnees. Boggs & i31iul, 117, 115) mid 121 Fr-Wal tr,ct, XLLEGHEX l T T . 1. rn. REPORT OF TIIE COUNTY AUDITORS OP SOIEIWET COUNTY. -PV. From the First Monday of January. 1891. to the First WnrsrloT- nf .TTTtK.TTV. 1892- TOIIN IIAMER, rv Travsurcr of ' Soicom-t l'o;:ty, IV, in J Account with the County of Somer-a. KECJIPTS-DTI. For Taxt-3 Eccei vcl from Collectors of State and County Rates for t'OUIfTtUS, District. i s 4 & Fmuls Nl. itelow Kiaa fuhrie KNas 'suline ieonte K'iRle iieorv ti. liav Oliver Critchrteld - !Aildin townstiip. Aiiexaeuj Xa I totraaliip.... .i " . Berlin Roronirn Brmhersvailry luwnsoip. . Kju toauahip 'ouernaurti tnhii. t iinrlueut honwitl. K1K Li' K lownsrnu. '. tireenvhle towotup. . iJeiterwjo township JeuuemiowB hortjugti. i Jeimer township. . Larimer tnwnsmp. . Iiwer Tursruoot townslnp.. . MUford lowD-mp . .Mulilicreek 'owaship.. . iMeersiaie noroiiir'i. .'NurihauiptoB t'JWUallip . Near tvntreville rwinMina New Baltimore Doriii.... . (ir!e lownstup. Paint township . Oiiemahoutnit lowcslup. . ; Kia kwixj.1 Ix.rcHiitH . Sa'u.l)ury hopUK-! Miaile lnwiwhip . . SKimerset lioroUKD Somerset Ng. I, lowuuhip.. - - . Southampton townsn.p. . Monycreen townstnj . , St' iv at own rxroiiE0 . Sllllllllll towusliiu. . 1'pper Turkfrluut townsulp. I rsiua uriHiEU .jWellersiiunr borouicn Levi A- BIiuti n W. It MiuUia.ll. J. J. F K 1" A. J. Mtoner. - 11 A. H. Kuliltnau 1 S iIoraoB Juily Vi Thomas (.aiUgtler.... 1 Perrv Hntwll i-i William Hurkholder... it J. K. Hxr i; P. II. Vimre. Is Cunrail Beall . . 1 A.lniu pauiry YU p. J. Sectiler l F. J. Fuller canine! i.. Whlttaker., e: tiarrett Keam S4 Tlfiui.-i hiuirier. - - S. A. Haines. CS s. s. Knntx U M. Lauiliert Alex. Huston , K. K. Piiiih E. E. IHkIi II. L. Maria J. J. Walker H. F. Sa.nler saniuel Jmlv Thnm. WoimJS. .... .. Hi SO ill 3i tc &4 .15 tiri j. c. Korsvtne Peter Kneiriem is KranK P. Anilerson.... . ll.l U,I1.M I. ............. - . Ntuistowu liorouea. ,1-1 . Iut-iniiuonlnir township..... jls . MoliV'-rei'k towushlji. I Iiwer Turkey(it township; .-New t'entreville borougU... IS . I'jiie township. j Davul L. Will Junn H. Aneny 41 Samuel Ijniilieru f. 11. Ankeuv Jmseiiii P. Sechler. w. y. Aiusou .I.rtin II. Anlceiiy A. B. Newman Harrison teihn . .saumel LamlierL 1 i.; 44 4 4 47 s . 1 IIII-III..IIITI.II1K .l.UUll SiiiM'iirr turoiiirh . Somerset townaip . jSiouyi-reeii towmiiiip... jTotai Tax teeeiveil as alHive Al.llson . ;.ileuhrnv. . li4T!Ul ImiP . limthersvalley . lilaelt . ole!IJUUrl .'ftiiitliiem-e liru. .. . I'Mssriiuau loro . Klkllrk . Fair hope . (.reenville . JWIeiwHl . ..leunerioa u tmri . '.lemw-r . Larimer. . Lower 1 UtkeVfiiot . Lini-oin . Mevers.i.le Iniro . Mul ile. i-eek . Miilor.l New hlt-a:-le U.iro. . oriliaiiipti n . INew iiutreviiie bora . Oirle . I'atlll. j . t.'ueiiiuh-iniii - It'M 1.W .mi iirii ...J . S iiiMinry lr . sha.le . sumicrsei boro . 'NUnersvl . . -ulti4litpliifl . Slulivi-reei; .;S!ortowu b,ro . s.uiuu.i . I piK-r TiirWevfom 41: SO .11 i S4 IW .VI 57 .1 M H m ti u 64 a- 6 s; 14 :o : Ts Frank Nkkelnw Henrv Horsey: I. II. Flsticr Henrv timniiert A. H. Oliler Henry c. lilteuienrer.. W. IL .Minnliin. i vrus . Vowler J." J, Kcls J. f. l-erner. A.J. Stnner A. II. Kutiliiian A. Aukenv J. W. SliaHer otto Liirentz. W in. KiirknoWer Ell U. Werner i. U Muter A. ". Mre J. W. Seiiwrt F. J. Fni;er Julin'F. Lev.ll- A. W. U-arv si. ti. W inlUKcr. i. arret! lieam T. . K mirier M. II. s.nviler M. si. Kimuia L. M. lJiniiiert N. It. .Mis.nll E. F. Fuirt 11. I. .Maria. i'eter U Viiler Julio II. Mnviler. Aaron Cutler Filwarl Kregar (,. II. I-ewiaru I'eler Kueiriein. . I rsma isir . Weiirrsimrg uuro Total lax re. pive'1 in I9t Ami s)xs-ui lax itrought over " Male " - - ( imi.rr r.ir t-i, ic. " S,ie-ial " ' " - Mate " 1 ! (irin.I Total Taxe receiveil as air ve SS T Mmminl Tax isii;-ieil brniurlil mer Ketlemptlon roouey, unseaien lan'ta m Meverla!e Bor. Com'ra Ledger pp.: iri 91 i K-t 4 9.-. W ; tn : lKI loll loi liii K-4 1i lot 17 I'M 1"9 liU 111- r.i us 114 115; Mnnev rei-eiveil from ilea .1. Black. Fq.. the retiring Treasurer 1 3 pi.vmenl on Davul HaU'lebuiii-li n'lte ia $10.1X1 Monev re-elvnl Tx .iJaniner; in Ki-I;wl horoutrti. Keturoeil by Ma'e balarn-e of state tax due tae Coontj KeilempiH'D trt in n;ine of lie'mart .. He.-eicel Irom Pate of Jm-oi Witt'a perponal pniperty Keileniptem mover lom in JaeversJaie burough. - Ke-eiel ou s-aaruweliler s nole u torili-sfc In fommtsiii.ner' tirtli-e. Connry Coniininsionern' i-tei-k of April 1st, 1-1 Tax anil eosts redemption it tract in name of Woiiersberiter in Summit twp. - Retietuptioo stein irart. ttriMtierevailry township. Money borrowed (ilixised- ) Keiieinption money Win. hell tract In Inns .In township Moucj receiveal from smnierst STun.lanl lor oul carpel - - For rent Ariuira'ion hisira from I Has. Kimini i Hosa K. Davm rtne am) cu-ii AoK'.isrua Sac! line anil cost u Tax Keconl lor Lincoln towoship u state Tax ls'jl. Slate Trrasiirrra warrant CountvK share u - Keileniptlon rnoncy trai l in .-ha. a- Iwp., iu naiue ot W. Ciarx " (in liirlihari wait Fnim H'arouah Liipior Lii rDsea lor use of oounty u Towuauip " " " Ha!, taxa on I n ateJ laniui rcU X paiil bv Trr.-o'r. in u " Jaue W inter BQe fm atj.iuj liijiKir Uiilawlully 116 Total receljit uf To liaian.-e due the County nf Soaieret From this ileiluct amount of double charca Cou'r Led. I, an-l Trea-surer'a Buoka.. Amount fur which Judgment mint be entered t EXPENDITURES CK ! 11 r.y amr.nnt order for A'seasors" anl Aststa:i; .'.faesaor pay l.-3 an HU Viewers pity 4- i 44 ll" o " Tlp'lalea pav ! t lit. " ComuiSioit-ri pay ; -s. I'. sticier .t::. un I - " " 'a. K. Kinimtl Tvt o 1 -1 " " " V. V. I h: Sel aJ' iri 50 122 r.m-n inwe;:h t-Mia. i;a s4 lia . - u New bri lac. i.; W u " Initi.stsur. dead bo.l;e : v, TT 1-i.v m u . I'riitTiti and advertisiuir. v.1 To 11 u u u K'.ectiou expense! iisjs ,. ltT, ... - u Hi-pur to onrt House ls Ta lis- Kxiirneal - - , n; TT 1 - " " ltci.iirs to J.l 1 , 1015 ; Hi" .. Ja.: eiers 4-) 1-. 1311 " l'.o.,.i daniairea. M HO i; u u . u ln,;rH l AlloTla-Takea. i3 ll 11'3 . S.,.He- l.iir'uuv 40 ITI 1114 I ..k-ianlva' rciuriia. Snill 13a Fuel. ti') Is l ' llrjlish-r' tcea ia sj 137 ... hjni I'arrM-r' mv 140 ':is; r.Hhitiinai j aft-a, Ii.'J. Horaer'a a.hiitluiai bill 4 10 yjf; - W. 11 sanner lull 1w 1 l40i . CoaUt) Amliturs pav aeillement 1o : 11. A:tlrr ' J. . H.v " Cuinly Andibira CierkSj pay aetiieuient 1i... Aicy " ... Amlitor of nnti'.ic asnuiita pay. t Comuiuai'iucr t traveling txnse. S'aj(is Jail I'lusli lan's av , Jiny ConiintaMlotirr'a pav , V,eIern Peniteniiarv bill Sheriff"! I.ill loierest on borrowetl money Insairance F'kit House t Ijniance asMuiit tranl Jurv CotiHiablea' pay Taieaiuen Junra llriiirc rereura h lar i.iijr )urora Teai-bera' county Institute ... Krvorda Jail lanilor's pxv ".ill.l"" Itonda iHirroa-c, money . ."...I." tiixtn-iiir Koai'ital " " llarrisbursr - 11""!!!". " " Morcanza Kt-form School ,...'..!.!!!. New election iliHtrict viewa. !!!.!".!!..., lSrelce inse-tKi. .,.!!!!"! O.erikald taxes rffubiie.,.. .....,!!!!!!!!!!!!.! " " lluniin.l m Hefuri4iuij .!.!..'!!! " Monet paid SU'u. Jiir' t'miintiMuouers Clerk a pav !....!.. I. rand Jury s pay '. .., Coif.misaionem AttorQey piv !..!...! " Sl nujrai.hvr pay.... ". " Conn crier'a pay t.'omnilaaloneri clerk's pav !...!.!!".' . Travers Jurors' pat '. '. !"."."."!"!! " Court House Janitors" par " 14 &uviorHTj and l-jsTajfe...' !!!!!. TTfiliare Commiii .a f- per , ViVjCiS. Aminii over charifi-a. ' By ba!r;jc uue the l ouutj ol SwuetHtL.W 14t' 141 143: 144; U" 14S 147 148 14 15-1. 1.11' lii 154 l.Vt 1A7 1M 15 lOI ltil; in." lt im! ..-. M 16Ti lsl 170: Kit IT4 ITS IT- Wil. H. SASSF.H, Ei.. FivJhniiftiftrr au 1 1 and Over and Tel miner nf tbe County of set comity foff A. D., lj'Jl : 1, To Amount Shawn hj Pobit ti'ie of Bl i t By Anions! orilets iasaed to V. II. I SAI VHQOOl), Ew., Sheriff of Souerset . Cuanty. A. D. JVJ1. 1 To aiii'Hint shown by dillt i le of biil I By amount order to Isaiah tijl, s titan St. SH0BEB, Connly Comtnissiocer, in t 1 To amrretrate amt oriler ree'd bv Cum. ShiHi-r, see Leilger S t By iio days services at $3.50, as per Conimumonen Ledger, Vol 3.. $ TMO0 S 2-i 00 QiEO. F. KIMV1EL, County Commissioner, T Toairsrrrfaiearnofint orlers re:d by r-tn. Kinmel. aeeLedjer.J t T5A 00 1 Bj ziaitays sertlccs j (3 o, as per Commutsiooers Ledtrer. oL. 754 IXk i 't T' "M 7X ao yil. F. UHL, County Coinniianicner, in 1 To artretratc amoor.l orders ree'd bv Coin. I hi, see LedirrrJ .... .... i ll so i By tin ilts nervleea tji IfSOj u p.r Comtiitoaioneri Led-or, VrL J I 101 SO ! ;$ fCl M t sot s INDEBTEDNESS of Somerset Conntr, on 1 To amount BiHided Imlebteilness see Commlssionerj' mlnalei. it To amoaxit Outtaodni( orders ls, lsW, lsui Vk the OtHlerSlmel A n.l ll , ir nf the l"nn n'T nf ilocerlltvtaatiatiursuanreni l.l4Tlhswiiiinr Towitohipa, axe." pamed the ism day of April. !S34. we met at the seat of JiutM-e in the Cosutiv u? bonienet. ua ihe luuns day of Joooarv, Isuj, and after beni? sworn, did audit. adur, atktaiile'lhe several accoon's required by law, aarreeably to the several Acta of Astsrmh.y avid suppremeau Ikera . ... ...i.i,uK v. t ocim our luuiruieai. ami xnowiroce. and acwy , and ;e Ivreisaex a a true I'lwrect stmement of the folio ing a-coonta, respeclins;, via : j Ountj Spe'lal j SU'e. i $ i a $ 43 7s $ n n M T 4S A si 131 Ts, M S4i T l.V) ST! i3 ;i 7 no o": us' s Ti &ii y;i as is; S U Slit Sv ail - tl 14 USr 14 t 4 -r l;s ilj " SJ M lii tt, ST 14 45 Ssj ; m s'i 57; S3 41 1 so I ! 14 3i 74 4 iSe sal -wil to H i: 7 i M to s ia t it lu) ou a tx M "ii lis is to tt la J t 3.1 11 sC tli 1: 1 OU1 11 M rt 17 t 77 a aa ss vi 4.SH 4 7 47 T 7. j . 47, 4-1 1 VI 91 1ST 4 J S"l' VJ S: SI 44- 7 17 , 4'l 44 IS 31 : 1(3 U ft ii "4 , s ; to eii 7 ou l . 83 JS Si s M 1M 84 CI 31 4 40, la 34 Vi 41 Sii SI 54 l; jtl IU J41 6t 3. U 77 TO M 41 - 5 ti; 44 Srt 8 IM 7 bs I 14 j at V lie wi' isT ! i 31 Til I 3 Si; 77 64; 14 iv. I is w t or. .-. J'H i'i I 3 SO: ISO I i77 o k ei HI i VlTTJ 4' S'lS 4.i 743 TT I 1 13-10 00 S4U U IJ I Tl 41: l.S 41l Its l I 7M 1 1 Jll SW e J j WI- 414 l: iS 4'.s 5u' S5 ll' to Stl9 4s' 4H1 4'i 44 ei T5 ti; 7" o ia ll 47 11' s :i t tJ 1VI ftl' 'XAI OO 1V isl Jtt3 5.1: :i li 5 s.; 417 ! 90 47 Is Wfi u! fc;.-, (Hi luO jo 4o ii v (si jrAni mi; uo si 4S 4j 1Q ss 4" rtil 0". IS 4S j : a un) 1S5 u M io sou ni' :o n. ivu mi nun no ir5 o 7a uo 3a.a ' i"' 14U Ti-t 1 IN ; Ti UO, 17 sl 3T5 ls- 1. V t 7t 173 Ki t. 53 I i S7 W 1!7 77 " !." ll 145 WI. ! Lla It 44 ', 3-1 aw s M S.", V'.U 11 TTi On r. ti ai liim u 4t" un1 "' s- I i5na ii "0 ; l-i 1" 414 1 00 a I !) m saw ho' l' i ITS si! :n Ts' i iivj no 3i T5 s i'. UTi : j S4i til 71 i-' Ui m' no i "i sa ; IJ no 15 i si JiTSt .VI SlfcS 4.'. 4a'.5 1 .Vis 4. 4115 l-l MT3 4.. JIWH' T43 TT ! $ UTT S4: I 647T" s4 lst carrieJ forward' . J1 ii v sniraioii two. iMeGuirei.. J 13 ii is Is IT Ki lw-i on 4 3 14 a.'. lfia l.i fi U CO s o io fo t fa 1477 Ct '471 31 30 WI Sin ou la I ti TAs id 5U Oi Somerset County !ir A. D. lsj; 4n)T l Ass t-: XiS 11 I . Ik Hiaucfeer.. .. lis ' .. II 1 iT 3 Ml IS 15 IM 13 HO 11 51 st . Si 141 4i3 54 31S-T 6.1 lfi 54 34 14 .a i i liTluS tw 1 w r. u4 T to la SO 319 03 i'4 4U i4 01 1.'3 0" i IS) 6o Pi t'i 4-1 5 So IU 64 ' E4 Tse-i i to UI HU li ITU tu Urt la rat Hit) l 31i'J Ts r-i (s Sil is I 5Va, ?s 14 mi IT xa u tvtso; oi l Clerk of the. Ciwrii of Quarter 8e SoaieKet, Pcbb w, ia account witlt Si s-aaoa Siuer. ...i lioii l r i ... SI0T' Si: liw ii cms ii Couuty. reua', iu acconnt with Suaierso1 ".!!!..'!!!!!!!! $'.0i It t;i 12, ,ttvii is $; ii account with Somerset County. $ 73S 00 7iS a-J in account witli Somerset Coouty, 1S91. account ith Somerset Coaatv, I S01. the 4th day of January, A. D. 1?32. ;: $:3.om m ij H7 17 il '.3,iTtT7 nmnl In , rnMmMi.lih rt f.nn'..ni. ih. a.t niitl... in a.. nl.i A CU........ the ro:arv w.ia ike ani Countk .r sirri rset. sr-L Iaaia -ort. i.r; , siuritl ot i 4;a. riroLel SW-r, Count) vn.i siinrsei- .Ma. r.eor F. Klmrfte", Coar.tT Com. ..ii-reT. l-i;; nnl'. t voa:y i'"iia Is-a-tior tiiiier;a-t. A!l f ir t!;e year fnoiriT tiif t iar of Jan: is a balance l'e itte ant i'um7 "f uri ttfusamt mx hun-lre.! n-l i'''-i,t .;' above. anl ottern. were .iu.y aiiiii-ii uic l i ua anu r-ilui-t-il tieir U--ss, n-ii -lai. o, la n viin .ot wire-af i riav :ier?a it- Hi o( January. A- V. Attt-t ) JL C. U0I.FHK1. Cerl,. ) r.crty, Wr. the Coniniissionen uf Sineref I' port, hereby rder the suue to be pno.i.-iti vi. Artest K. a. W'ERNfR, Clerk.! 1t.j,.hn Han.'r. ..-., Tri-asurr of Xud W ll.iaiu ll. aiiuer. imj . I- THE NEW WHITE FRONT BUILDING ! No. 113 Clinton St., Johnstown, Pa, r.Eis old tai. xow (jnxx's. LEADING STORE OF THE CITY TO IJITV YOUR EH? G00D3, CABPETS, LIWM, FANCY G00C3, H With Economy and Frofit to he Custom:r. Come and Se- JAMES CTJXNTNT." Jas. B. Holderbaum, HA? Jl'.-T !IKi 1'IVKD Henclr& ALL STEEL FKAME SPRING-TOOTH HARROW i:G-T0OTH HARROW. Teeth quiek'y Siijastol I j only TOOTH :4r-- v Ever Invente.l. Tim tooth l.cM i:i p-nsitiun hy a Hatchft, Trith which it can be a.lj .:st ed so a to wear from 15 to 1 iiu iu j nrl"?!ie rsiint vi tlie t'xith. whirh io fotir nr live tin.e 9 mauh wear or st-rvirp tis raa be obtaitiol tall and eiamine tins llamur, JAIYIES B. HOLDERBAUM HEADQUARTERS FOR Sugar Makers' Supplies. SUGAR PANS. SCOOP?, HL'CKETS. SAi IiL'CKETS, SYUUl CANS, Ac.iv. ALSO, A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Looking Move, Kancs, Tinware, Granite Ware. Hollow Ware. I'umpn, Iron Pipes, of any ?ie or lcncth, cut to order. pecial attention pven to ISoofinq:, Spoutin?, and Jot.lnng. W'eliamlle a superior quality of STEKL R00FLVG, on wLicii T will Le please il to quote prices. Paul A. Schell, SOMERSET, PA. "YOU PAY THE VISIT THE PEOPLE'S STORE, Fifth Avenue. PITTSBURGH. " The lirly Bird Cttclits the Worm." and the Kr!y UirJ will get the Uarsaiia in HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. Our Can -t -i r.ho'sterv I.ji-rtm.nt is always ivnes-teJ wit!i the -' rush of Martli nn.I April. T . av ij tli, anj to iminci- neonle to buy early o.ler SjieeiiU ind jceiiK-nts during FKBRl'AKY iu Carpets, Curtains and Upholstery. Table .ainens, Ee-Winrx, Shectinor, Llanketa, Etc. It will la.r you to come to the City. If you are unable to come, we in vite your correspondence. CAMPBELL& DICK, SI. S3. M. S7. Si Fifth Arenne, PITTSBl BtU " YOU PAY THE VISIT W, & ETCHES & CO. CQMJVIISSIOK MEBCHAKXS. 13 X. lac.a Street, Ilt.I GRAIN. HalY, POTATOES. mmut :WWten N,4tio"al r-'r'k.r'ol'''5 Sank, Ja'erwnti'.e ip-'-"' Coub'y of Soiucpu t who l aaJ Cerk. ui tue Conns uf tie Csi-m. ' in J ' merv ( our.'.v f si.r,iii..-t uh Hi I C....c-v ,,f . .ijii ui. i: .f 1'nM.ui.bif ol s.-m-r-,- tn:a . , :nl--5i.iDer rf tbe Cminrr of Sonierst w.f , of the Ci.ttr.ry of Si-mi-rsef xs arv.a.l).l.'. Anlwe flutter ert:rv aju! ,a vi Irom Jobs H liner. Ksu . Treaiuirrr aa i:ni. ! '" arai an i .iiir(v i'tiua .u.ia4 ft .,j w..i iir - -.-n nz apper before me Auuitora. auj :i(i .'.".'r '!:, r.;.:i id.1 rtpers. ' t.j;. vox tia-is ! ai.ieU oir lea:, ts,, - Jf I". I. Mt.l I i fr,; IIKI MKN sUui'il: JNi. O. li. i. COKWI.-SKiNS-i- . S,.n-R.;rri i-x January j r, ' ,.:. ' m testimony of tliccoHT-tn-4a..i ;s.. ". ' '-r- i CEii. F. kivmf: swr ki. i . n,,K'.-p WILLIAM F. I i,, 1". A CAR L0D OF THE Drumgold r tfis.nin one nut. The best HOLDER t'rom anv T.-fti '-tootfi harrjxr in ?ii-'etu US A VISIT, WILL PAY YCU-" US A VISIT. WILL PAY YOU." BAITIllIOiSE. E.11H OF riaEX SEEDS A!?
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