Local Institute Programs.
JOINT UK At. ISSTTTCTE.
The following is tbe program for
Joint Local Inr.tutef Middlecreek, Ca
elman, and Tpper Tarkeyfoot, U be
held At Kinewood, March 5, :
FOKE'OOS SESSION,
Penmanship, W. IT. H. Baker ; Class
Drill in Arithmetic, A. J- Semlxwer ; Io
litenfw.Klla F.icber ; Connty "orrnais, J.
S. Tile; Friday Afternoon Eierties, C.
E. Pbillippi ; Recitation, Lola P. Creed ;
I'isjrama, W. A. Liere ;
Promptness, A. W. Snyder ; Schools and
Schoel Directors, Wm. Gerhard ; Decla.
niation, Julia Kimmel ; What should tbe
tea. her read ? W. F. Sanner ; Oratiua,
A. S Snyder; Oar Appropriation, I. S.
Snvder; IWiamation, Ilattie Moore;
How to'bnild a vocabulary. Wm. D. Put
man ; Language Culture, Lou Moore ;
Hindrances, E. E. Barclay; Our Birds,
Ir. II. I. Moore; IecUination, Clara
Pile ; School Discipline, F. K. Younkin ;
Address A. E. Eicher; Address, Co.
apt, J. M. Berkey ; Music and Queries
at the option of the Chairman.
Forenoon session opens at 1 o'clock.
Afternoon session at luX).
Following is tbe program for a joint local
inv.iiate, composed of the townships of Mil.
ford and B!acfc and New Centreville
and Eockwood boroughs. District Xo
32, to be held at New OentreviUe, on Febru
ary 2. l!!2, at 11:30 a. m.
roECNOOS EfcSIOX.
Select Reading, Nannie B. Kimmell ; Rec
itation K:i Kiruine! : Essay. JSlanco Ev
ans ; Topical Talk. A. B barne ; Prompt
ness in .Scbool-work, II. E. Miller ; How to
J'rvvent Tardiness, C. C. Heckler.
AITCCKOOS SE.-!10S.
Recitation, M. G. Boucher ; Essay, N'ina
V. Will ; Duties in tbe School-room,
J. W. Weigiey ; Essay, Ella Werner ; The
Dangers of our Republic,;. M. linker; Rec
itation, Hattie K. Will ; I'raetieal Arithme
tic, H. A. Boose. Discussion J?W ied.
That Foreign Immigration Should be Pro
hibited. Altirmative, H. G. Will ; Negative.
E. E. Bach.
The above proerara will be interspersed
with queries and mtiMC. School director?,
teachers from adjoining districts, and citi
rens of New Centreville and vicinity are cor
dially ioviU-d to be present and Uke part in
the exercise of the inrtitute.
Committee.
14mbertsville isstittte.
The following propram will be carried out
at a local institute to be held at Lamberts
vilie on Friday and Saturday, February 19
and St, l ii. consisting of three sessions :
Higher Eiacation of tbe Teacher, its Ad
vantages, and bow to Atuin it, J. B. Lam
bert ; Co-operation of ParenU aud Teachers,
I.G.Carver; Recitation, Cora K. Sob rock ;
lmties of Teachers. C. E Rinpler: Impromp-
tuCiass Drill, I- G. Carver Co-operation of tbe
Teachers. G. M. Smacker : Essay, Ida B.
Speicber ; Question fur Iebate :
&Arii. That the Teacher has a Greater
Influence in Moulding Character tban the
Parent AT)-mtivc. J. M. Lambert, Sylvan
Slangier : Sedative. Albert Lambert, R. J
Bram; Emulation, H. H. Kimmel; Recita
tion. S. M. Fox ; The Teacher's Duty on tbe
Hay-ground, B. P. Kimniell.
The program will be interspcr-ed with
music and tpieries.
Committee,
wrrrxNm issTrrna.
Tbe following program will be presented
at tb District Institute to be held at Wit
tenburgon Saturday, February 2", ls!2 :
Music; Select Reading, H. H. Faidl.y :
Recitation, Mits Enpp ; What Ought tbe
School to do for tbe Discipliue of my Boy ?
Mr. Keim ; Explain tbe Inductive MetLod
of Teaching, Mr. Stevanus ; Sor.g, by tbe
School ; Paper, by Hob Meager : Are the
Public Schools Accomplishing tbe Work
tbe People Have a Right to Expect ? Calvin
P.owman ; Select Reading. J. II. Shulu ;
Recitation, Miv Fecbtig ; Best Method of
'i ea.'hine Orthography, P. S, Sylor ; How
to Secure Attention, H. H Savior , Essay.
Miss Van Ormer ; Io We Need a Compul
sory School Law? Ed. L. Sbnlt7 ; Discuss
aion. Ha Novel-reading a Moral Tendency ?
opened by P. I. Mognet.
Teachers, directors and citizens are cordi
ally invited to be with us.
Committee.
Plunged His Head Into a Fire-
r.tloNTows. Pa., Feb. 11. Wm. Stau.lt-r,
a weak-minded young man about 2" years
old, wrapped a sheet around bis bead and
tben plunged bis bead into a blazing
setting the sheet on fire and burning
horribly. When friend tried to put
(lames out he fought them o!T until
clothing was nearly all burned from
body. Ht will surely die.
drr,
him
the
his
his
Hot Penny Down His Back.
PiTTsri a.;H, Pa., Feb. 11. W. II . Kuhl. a
book-keeper for Schooumaker .V Co., of Lib
erty street, thought it would be fun and a
practical joke to ch-op a red hot peony down
tbe back of a neboy named Joe Riley.
He did it, and the boy danced and scream
ed and rolled on tbe floor in bis agony.
Kuhl only laughed. It was found that tbe
penny made a blister tbe length of the news
boys back.
The Humane Society heard of it and
brought suit against Kuhl for cruelty. To
day he was fined f 10 and costs for his joke.
Why It Is The Best.
Tan-Tina.
1 It cures Coughs and Colds.
2 Strengthens weak Langs.
3 Relieves and cures Asthma.
4 Insures you against La Grippe.
5 Kobs Croup of its terrors.
i Cures when all else fails.
and oil
cents.
Trial bottles of Tan-Tina free at O
Benfords Drug Store.
W
At an End.
The Chinese rebellion is said to be on
its last legs.
Indeed, it is a rather dangerous thing
to organize a movement against the
throne in the land of the Celestial.
Vhateve impetus it may have at the
start, ii is apt to come to grief.
The authorities in that barbaric spot
Iiave never read that mercy "is twice
blest it bitseeth him that gives and Lim
that takes." They leave each little mat
ters for the consideration cf Occidental
nation?, and when they find an enemy
or a traitor or a conspirator they take
hi bead oil" and try him afterward.
There are so many people out yonder
that a few hundred more or less ar. not
worth counting. If, therefore, a man
grows restive they furnith him with the
swdative of an execution. They don't
4-ven w ait for a trial by a jury of his peers,
and have no patience with tbe quiiks and
j nibble s of the law, but aioiply request
Lim to bare his neck and the next instant
lie is all ready for tbe most meager kind
of funeral ceremony.
Tbis may not be in strict accord with
the spirit of the Nineteenth century, but
it s ems to be very effective nevertheless.
Competition.
Little Tot tugging away at her papa's
leg) DiaMue dime, papa! 1
Her Papa Why, bless you! what for,
ciiiM?
Little Tot I beard brocrtr George tell
vister Tillie !at be pulled you' leg for five
dollars last oiglt. Ill do it for Lass's
that! lVt
So nary bate been cured of rheuma
tism by Hood's Sanuparilla that we urge
a.11 wbo suffer frjm the disease to try
this medicine.
Farm Notes.
There is more mineral matter in clover
than in com, but bran is rich in the
minerals.
Are your parsnips frozen in solid 1 If
not,digsomeoftbemandb'iry in sand;
or soil where they will not freeze. They
will sell well before Use other fellow can
get his dug in the spring.
Cowsdont like to drink very cold
water ; if the water is drawn from a well
it should not be pumped until tbe cows
are turned out to drink unless the tem
perature of the air is huzber than the
cows.
X..w that tbe cows are in the barn
most of tbe time see that they have free
access to salt w hen tamed out or eb
give them a regular ration in the feed
box or manger. S me mix with their
grain feed we prefer to let each cow do
her own choooing as to the amount she
eats.
In summer, after the pigs have ceased
running with their dam, let her have
run on gra. with very little grain. Don't
fatten her up, but let tbe system get
rested up preparatory to raising another
litter. One litter per year is all she
ehould raise if you want to keep up the
vitality of the stock.
The S-wth.-rn CvUirolor gives this rem
edy for mange in horses : Wash the af
fected part with soapy water, then apply
powdered bluestone diluted with water.
Repeat three or four times during the
week. Tbe scaly skin will then come off
in flakes, leavine the part raw. To in
duce hair to grow, apply wea.k solution
of carbolic acid and castor oil.
Is it of any advantage to turn the cows
into the woods to pick up a portion of
their lood, not only during the winter,
but at any season of the year ? A calcu
lation of the value of the milk produced
bv a cow that is given abundant pass
age and a liberal supply of grain com
pared with tbe yield l a cow mai a
turned out on the abandoned field to se
cure what she can, w ill demonstrate that
the well-fed cow more than pays tbe dif
ference in the food received, and yields a
much larger profit in proportion to cost
than the other. It is unprofitable to keep
any animal unless it is carefully attend
ed to.
Young Mrs Blaine WltlCet Her
Divorce.
Siorx Falu. S. D., Feb 15 -Mrs. James
G. Blaine, Jr., U certain to get her divorce
and the custody of her children on February
17. Your. Blaine's attorney to day stated
that be would not appear at Deadwood on
that day, when an order to show cause why
tbe defendant s answer should not be stricken
out is returnable. Blaine is in contempt of
court, having failed to pay the alimony and
fees allowed bv the court. He is $1,""" in
a -rear?, and it wou'.y take that sum to re.
instate him in court.
Ex-Mayor Pearson Acquitted.
firr-m R;it, Feb. IS Ex-Mayor Richard
T. Pearson, of Allegheny, who wat charged
with embezzlement while iu office, was ac
quitted this morning. The prosecution fkil-
e 1 to make out a cm. and tbe jury brought
in a verdict of not guilty, putting tbe costs
on the county. Mayor Wyman, who was
convicted yesterJay of extortion, was at bis
ollue to day exercising his prerogatives.
Fuder the law the office i declared vacant
if the orticial i convicted of misdemeanor.
but that the city controller still recognizes
him at mayor was shown tbis morning when
he bad him sljja a warrant. It is believed
that the charges of embezz'ement pending
against Wyman wiil fail through, now that
ex Mayor Tear-on has been acquitted
Harrion and Tray
Washimtos, Feb. 1.0. When Yice-rresi
dent Morton called upon Mr. Jiarnson, a
day or so ago, to express his thanks for the
appointment of his nephew, Mr. Grinne'l, as
Third Assistant Secretary of Siate, be assur
ed thePresident he was heartily in favor of
his renomination. In view of Mr.Morton's
well known caution and bis relation to New
York politics, tbis announcement is regard
ed in political circles here as possessing con
siderable siirr.iScance.
It is also asserted on authority close to tbe
Vice President tbat be has informed the
President of bis intention to withdraw from
office at tbe close of bis present term.
A strong and influential movement tor a
ticket reading " Harrison and Tracy," is on
the cards.
Squeezed By The "Hugger."
White Haves, Pa., Feb. H The un
known '"hugger" who for a week has terri
fied White Haven ladies last eveniug stop
ped Miss Mary Reese, an estimable young
lady, clapped bis arms around her waist and
madly endeavored to kiss her. The lady's
cries attracted rescuers, but the "hugger"
escaiied. Then Miss Reese fainted as she
reached borne, and has not yet recovered.
Among the acecdotes relating to the
late Eev. Dr. Thomas Hill is tbis one:
He and his wife awoke early one morn
ing and regarded with interest a crib
which contained a precious child of less
tban four years. Presently the child
turned her face up to the ceiling and so
liloquized : ' Ob, how much easier it i
for a person to think than to acL Xow
with a dog, it N right the other way 1"
Had Too Much Faith
Lima, O., Feb. l" Henry Thompson was
run out of town ycterday for being the
can- of his sister's death. He was a faitb
cure exponent ard refuse! to allow a phyi
cisn to attend ber when sick. As she was
dying be dragged ber from tbe bed. tellinc
ber tbat all she uecled w lait'i. She died
in bis arms while he was lifting br up.
Great excitement was occasioned by the nf
fir and Thompson was compelled to leave
the conmv.
topymtnr 'Bo
Got ri'jht to the k)A
one of Dr. Pierce' Pleasant Pel
lets, 'liny Jo the ri-rht kind of
work ben they get there, too. Xo
violence, no unpleasantness but a
mild and gentle cleansing and regu
lating of the whole system. Sick
Headache, IJilious Headache, Dizzi
ness, Constipation, Indigestion, Uil
ions Attacks, and all derangements
of the liver, stomach and bow els, are
promptly relieved and permanently
cured. They're the best Liver PiU
ever made. Purely vegetable, perfect!-
harmless, easiest to take, and
always fresh and reliable. Gently
aperient, or strongly cathartic, ao-c-ordititi
to tize of dose one tiny
' Pelh t " for x dose. They're the
smallest in hize, but the most satis
factory in result.
They're the rJienjKH pill you can
buy, because they're guaraktetd to
give Mtisfatticn, or your money is
rx tamed.
You only pay for tl good you
jet. Caa you ask more J1.
White Cape Arfeated.
OrrrMwt. Ia.. Feb. lriTbis dty and
county are in an intense xtate of excitemend
over a White Cap outrage perpetrated Thurs
day hih!. The ruitlans, with white booda
drawn over their heads, went t j the bouse
of William L. Morr js, four miles f jrm the
city, at m'dr.igLt, knocked on tbe door, and
dragged bim to tbe neighboring woods, with
his arm s tied around bis neck, and be was
trung up to tbe limb of a tree.
Jus, as death was alout to relieve tue poor
man's sufferings be was to iown and told
that if he did not leave the country at once
he wouid be bang d until ite ai dead.
Then the drmotis le:"i bim, and an hour later
he bad sufficiently regained bis strength to
get bsck to the bouse. There be fo ji.d bis
wile, wbo had been ill, nearly dead from
fright. Morns is a highly respected farmer
and the otxraje has un-d tbe entire com
munity with ind;giia iuu. Three arrests
have been made.
The World for IS92.
i Amrr l whr tf-r ant 11 tmmpiivt any irrac
i'ri nr Mifil it' r-.w'.; htmnuUy, rxjr-
We can tell our Republican readers a seciet
and our Democratic friends apiece of good
news :
Tle World intends to and will elect anoth
er Democratic President tbis year, as it elect
ed Grover Cleveland in 1S4.
Wbrtber the Democratic candidate shall
be Grover Cleveland, representing thecause
of Tariff Reform, or any one of a number of
other Democratic leaders wbo can be elect
ed, representing all tbe elements of opposi
tion to Republicanism, The World will be
formost in his support. The next President
Mi d br a Drmorrat.
But while doing this The Wurld will give
to its Republican readers, as it did in tbe re
cent campaign, a fuller and better report of
Republican meetings and speeches iu the
Piesidentia! canvas tban the urgans of their
own rty prints. The Wurld nerrr nAurt
tirirt : it ihot'miihr cieittt.
Tl.e W'nld is now printing an average of
over .T.o,tiO copies a day. It has made a
net average gain of ;;a a day during the
past y rr. It will circulate next year, on tbe
basis of this incrca- only, at least 1 2i,tM0,-
uo copies of the ablest, strongest and best
Democratic newspaper ever printed.
Tin- Wtirld is recognize! a distinctively
the Xewspaer of tbe People. It believes
hat to be the highest journalism which U
delirated to tbe puhlic service.
Tlir Wjrld put heart and conscience into
its work as well as brains. It is the band
maid of Justii-e. tbe unraveller of mysteries,
the deleoter and tbe terror of Crime, the
friend of tbe friendless, the help of tbe poor,
the strength of the weak. Realizing that its
power comes from tbe People, it gives back
to them freely wha'ever service its Influence
and its resources enable it to render.
Willi a perfect equipment, a thorough or
ganization, capable direction and a deep de
termination to move on and up to higher
ideals and greater achievements, TUe World
wishes its multitude of readers a Happy New
Year, and confidently bids tbem to expect
from it during I-02 even more wonderful
things tban it has already aToniplisbcd.
When Doctors AH Agree.
It is a fact well established, that Feb-
auary and March are the most trying
months to aged and enfeebled persons.
Pneumonia, influenza and kindred chest
alii ict ions, are most liable to get in their
deadly work. There is but one thing to
do; build up and fortify the system with
a pure stimulant. Medical men all over
this country agree that Kiein'i. "Silver
Age sit f 1 .50 per quart, and "Du'juesne'
at 1 2" per quart, stand without a peer.
If you w ant fine six year old Gui-kenhei-mer,
Finch, (iibson, Overholt, or Bear
Creek, you can have them at ?1.03 per
quart or fix quarts for $5 00. We are
recognized headquarters for the choicest
bran'U of Wine, Liquor, Cordials, etc.
Goods expressd anywhere. Send for
complete price list ; mention this paper
too.
MAX KLEIX,
2 Fexleral St., Allegheny, Pa.
Poor Directors Indicted.
CAEList r. Pa , Feb. II. The Cumberland
county grand jury to-day returned true bills
airs in st James M. Coyle. John U. Rboads
and Michael Seavers, directors of the poor
The charge was mafeasance in oflice, in bind
ing out Joe Wilson of tbe poor bouse to
John LafJeriy, the boy being so brutally
treated that be died. Lafferty will be tried
for murder in the Adams county court.
IVe Can't do it
but nre willirt? t-" pay for li-arr.in? how tr.
make as pood an article as Wolff's Acme
LxAi'KiNt; of cheap material so that a
retailer can profitably soli it at 1 Jc
Our price is 20c.
The retailer says the public will not pay
it. We say the puil':c will, becaoc they
will always ji-iv a f.iir pri(c 1t a gvd
article. To show bo;h the trade nnd the
public; t'ist we want to give them tho best
ljr the kibt moncv, we will u?
$10,000.00
Tor alvc information ; this oCer is open
until January 1, 1 s'.Ci.
WOLFF ft RANDOLPH, Philadelphia.
, Pi t-TIon Is the rtnrie of a paint wb'ch
s does work tt.ut no it,.-r pfciiit rot do. Ar-e
mW l .. lulftl wi.h it i.ptikM like tlie imUiral
wixxi .l,en it Is FLaine! ruc! MTuisr-f1.
PAINTERS AND BUILDERS
will fl"d H T-rofltaMe a Investigate. Ail
Tw.iit i lores iuii I'
Sotliin- On Earth Will
Sheridan's Condition rowdcr!
KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS
Strocf and Healthy : Prevents all Disease.
Com! far Xvultimg HftLt.
Tt Is aWtTjIlT roep. Ilirth (wmlfltK 1b trama.
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NORTHWARD.
JohnMnwm Moil EfprrM. Rockwond 5.S0 a. Tn.
Snueoet .VS.;, StoresWwu HoorenviHe
Ufci, Johnuown, 7:-.
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P.oclr"t ArommodtittH Somerset :10 p. rn.
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RockwooU 55 p. m,
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3Jil(-. Fare.
Johntownto Altoona i-1, SI 10
" Harns'-urx W, i 11
" " Ptii;ad"'ihia. 27:. .'.
" Blirville Int. '.'4s; "
- (,reenborg. 47 1 41
' Piu.l.anrb T 2 34
Kaltiinon; 2V. 7 6.:
" W asLlnifton 27 7 7 i
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Trains anire and depart from the rtation at
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Oilsl Oils!
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Th. Staadard Oil Company, of Plttubanrh, Pa
mi a pecil:T of mauafarturinjr (ur tbe
ioiastic trade the nnett brand of
Illuminating & Lubricating Oils
Naphtha and Gasoline,
That can be made from Petroleam. . , railm
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PRODUCT OF PETROLEUM
If Too wtab the mMt usUbrml j
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IN THE
American Market,
aak tot ooia. Trade tot Batneraet ud rtclalty
npplied by
COOK A BFERTT9 A ITS
HokjuuibT, Pa.
t:yT.
LAtfSENcr, Kaxs., Aug. 9, i3S3.
CcCrge Patterson fell from a second-sfrr
windou , striking a fence. I found him using-
ST. JACOBS OIL.
it freely all over his bruises. I saw
nun next morning at work. All me Dluespots
rapidly dLsappeared, leavin? neither pain,
scar nor swelling. C. K. NEUMANN, M. D.
JACOBS OIL DID IT."
A Panacea for external and internal use.
CRAMPS.
COLIC,
find alt painful aflrton.
Keep it in If house for a fr'm of need.
If jroo Oel 110 rl-f aftr asinc two thirds th enntrnta
A m tuMUe of Uirt nlnnDe, rvtum Lb- rrmainlnt; rt
tiiird tti tiw4tUr from wiMm yon hotitrtit it. aud tw
ill rtfuntl lb wc lor tliewfitirv ut).
HKti If rmrrNKCix Yr Urhtnrn Hot PmpJi b
the L.-L omiiriiaB fr iMarrtKt. fuinuif 4')nipl:nt,
Cmmraw1 Ii n"t cur li ; will ivlk tt I wo
.vTTAVaO
y . .1 I
LELlt
BWNnrTnrk. PrVesoctAl
TCLCPHONC, NO.
VEX CE, PITTSBURGH, PA.
will red-ire prompt attention.
SPECIAL
OPENING
OF
HATS!
Our Misses' and Chil-
drens' Hats
Are prononnced by all as the HANDSOM
EST and the
MOST ATTRACTIVE
we have yrt shown. Come, and bring your
wife and children to the store of
&
41 FIFTH AVENUE, Pittsbnrgh, Pa
Sportsmen's Headquarters-
W. S. Broa. Ka .) and 522 Wood Rtreet, Pitt,
bunr, J., ba, all ihe latest Improved Fire Arum,
tiaris, PiuUaod KeTolreni. These Barer ere
eb-aer, and 1 Lave the lart-t mock in
efU-rn Peun'a to el-t from. No shoddy nooda
..... ... 1 . i u i. loue laaiea i wouia aay
thai 1 have the largest (ock of shear and eimrn
iu me cut ; mm j alo sharpen and renair, and
make all aiadu of Uiolsand linht niarliiiierv.
burning KOuds of all kind, amiuiinitiim of aI1
grades and mze. (Stnd for Illui-iratol Catalogue.
FINE OLD-
WHISKIES
And Imported I.lqaont sold In bale and by the
otee. epeciai iinea :
OLD CABLVZT, TOM MOORS
FWSSUM HOLLO IT, O VCKESBEIMElt,
FLSCffS GOLD EX WEDD1SG
eiBsoxsxxzz trmsirrE3.
Jamea nrnnewr, Panl DnBnfei. Ownae, Wilbur
u"BDi4riDerry(.oraisl." AIM.
Bedford and Somerset PnreKje Wbikie,
wlia age.
FISHER & CO.,
309 Main Street, Johnstown, Pa.
iinalw ! fcwfljr
'4ei ir-lft prro
t tuker tra, k
111 ra iu4tm
arm Ittrr 1 xjv
a4 Vmilmr k
Mill ; furuiftt
irk ram rmm
I r Hare itwttiMtBr
arvtf rwHri mat W'
f t. m btv.
M arm. M thmt
jm mmtm (Tom
watlt rsta-
I4t.tltt Wr U1 i r.A It. ..Ara . .k. AMU
, T t fPW. fwfNaMlJ.lfm
MI
FARD
T.TO.TTfli'RiSE
mm
Receipts and Expenditures
OF THE
DIRECTORS of the POOR
AND
HOUSE OF EMPLOYMENT
OF
Somerset County, Pennsylvania,
For the Year Ending January 4, A. D., 1892,
T OIIX IIAMER, ESQ.. TREASURER OF THE POOR HOUSE OF
J SOMERSET COUNTY", in account with the County of somerset
Pennsylvania, for the year ending the fourth day of January, A. D., 1S02.
No,
Toamoiint of !e at the Pir Houm for lx;l ......
- eomentL-t Counljr lor order Sa.vf 1-n. Mnwelinan land
. .. IVHii'her loan interest
" " '' WjI. lo balance account
Carried forwan!....
KIPKXDTTTJBK8.
OUTDOOR 'EX F ESSES
Xo.
Amount forwarded..
t. By amount paid for outdoor ill. f..... .
2. " Vtaiiora traveline expeuse
X " " " ' " mamteni-e ehlMruu, Act ISn!..
4. at ilArrlxirir ....
i. " " ilirertoniUaTeliiiKeitK'nMrs
maiulenaure at liixmout
7.
.
O. Ii. pauper.
" Klwyn stclioid.
" Cnn-rtat.le i' feca.
" Jutii-e' leen...
conveying u. 1). I'aiii.
10.
II.
Ii
IS.
U
" r'K fare. O. D Pauier- j S7 V
' medical atti-ndanee, O. I). l'auien. 10.00 1 2,145.
EXPEXSEH, POOR HO USE PROPER.
Y.j amount paid for dry goods and rlothine
Tobato
- Wheat and tiour
" Aipleuuiter
" ..4. Hardware and tin Mare,
" - " oil, aaltand liwnw.
" ftiAr aud molas.'en.
" " 4. a (,nvri
" " Cottee
lo.
11.
li
14!
l.v.
ia.
17.
it.
1
3.
Jl.
" ' " Vin. beef aid bacou
" f'Katoev.
' (YaekiTk ami rii e. .
' Hiux-a ami learner
' ' " Coal.
fc ' Killlr' aud Justice's fees- ..
" Caniiny and weaving
IVr.t.e. .rulionery and printing .
t run H'i iDreniun
" Iniip aud ct'tniiA.-
u .. 4. vim-irar
" " Medii al examination!
AmotinK forwarded
FARM EXPEXSE.
By amount paid for farm iniplementa. .
" SmitriiuK....
Hanlware
" Feiiilier and lime
" ' Kiair
' Paintiujr .
' Heed and plant.-
" ' Keed
P1CR1UXEXT 1MPR0 VEMEXTS.
By amount paid for P'.an...
" IUr...
' " N.'vr binldiliK
" " " Smoke hoac
EXTRA 0RDIXA R 1" E.PEX.?E3.
By amount pa'd ftr Muse!mn funil
" Kurnuure
I.ie stock
Monvon a "reemcnt...
M A"ement l'mir Houe Iireton. .
Rernovine Houe -.
Iii!irnie , ,., ,
K. K. eji pr;tM-
SALARIES A XO WAKES.
1. By amoant paid
AttorneT and rlerk I, C.
Uireclor Kred'k 'eiler.
:t
4.
5.
a.
i!
a
ll-
Aie Hunter..
Win. Itii'key
PhyHan J. NV. l arothen
Clerk lo Co. Aud i aetl. C. F. Srbmucker
Jtititttr- . , ,,,
Tr.urer Jolin ltm.-r ,,
Cbartlain Frank iylor.....
TDE DIRECTOlvS OF THE V0011
IX ACCOrXT WITH SfiMKRSKT ClU XTT, P.V.
CK. riR.
1. To amount of estimate for etpne . , f H'jn on
i By amount received from Co. Commiwlotier on atxtve rdcr $ 1::.7'". M
3. By amount of cMimate unexpended toeredii of Board
i 14.lCtt.'l S lt.tU)UO
ccocxtok c. c. Mrs.sEi.MAX unvATiox Deed book C2, p 73.
1. To amomit retvived from Co. Comm'i.. In't
2. By amount expended for newprer. eu-
3. By amount unexivndcd to crolit of iourd
DIRECTORS IXDIVIDL'AL account.
FREDERICK WEI.LER, POOR U0fF.
1. To amount poor hou order No ls'tl
2 " lv.n
S. By one year's salary a Irirector -
ALEX HCXTER, 1OOR IIOIsE MREPTOR.
1. To amount poor hou orl r No. lvl..
lvl
X By one year saliry as Director..
WM. DICKEY", POOR nOCSE DIRECTOR,
1. To amount poor house order Xo. 1'd
?. iji
3. By one year' alary a Director
o
UTSTANDLVG ORDERS UNPAID.
Yr.
1-M)
1!1
Xo.
.:!.
'2- s.
U74.
To whom
J. M. Fike
L. Morrell
J. M. Fike
H. S. Tltnmel
Jnu. Stutziiian...
I . C. Lome
1 lvina Berkey
Van- F. Kire-ione
w. It. Johnmin ft Co...-
li
14.
IS.
20.
2!.
24.
-ti.
n. St. (iron
Snian Kice. .
lieo. Ryan ,
J. H. Kautner
Irvin M. Hoover
Haster Lape
Andrew Lohr .
Jas. (.. Wlntera- .".
Ian Klmmel...Z12
Chan Will
Rhoads Brew
3b.
rtUo' ?k iT""" af''h'r'nm'roflrSo,nCTl. in the Commonwealth of PennrclTania,
JocerUfythatinptiMtianeeof the 4, th Section of the Act. niiile.l, "An Art rcl.tina to fount. e7
Tw,n,e..lthetSthcly April. A. D.. 1814." we me. th. ,Jiti Tof Jtrice. In tnort
!L 00 ,h' 4,h dT f J,HP"r'r "' i" duly orn. did audit, atltuat and et-
I;lK??nW.,',ulre,,ofJ1''b',Uw7,lb'y,0 th "cveral Act. of A-emt.ly and ut
plement. thereto, acror.li,i t- the re-t of our j.Klitement and aoiUly, and that the foretcoinit are
true and correct rtatemeot. of tbe following accini. viz:
t&lxtXrM'zXSZT f ,h i'"r HMUV "d HoU 0f P'" of S.-rt Coun--1-
I!"5 a11" of the c. C. liuaHdmaa Donation,
.d. The efftmaic act-otinLR.
year Y!1 " iudiT'',a''1 ,"utof the Directs of the Poor, with theCotmty of Somerset, all for tl.e
.vTh. Tr,"urw n-l th,' J'ireetor, were duly stmruo-e.1 n appear Itcfore the adion with
In u-.timooy wher.Kl we have herennto set our hand and eaL thl the Oiith .lay of January, A.
A. C. nOLBERT.
Clerk.
HO. 88 FRANKLIN STREET.
JOHNSTOWN SUPPLY HOUSL
JOHN H. WATERS & BRO.
PLUMBERS,
STEAil AND CAS TITrZ2S.
We at bow frtabll-hed In onr new hnlMin.
which, le cau al.-lv aav. i' the lw.arMr... .T.
our buiunena iu western Pennsylvania
EeTythin oertaiuiue to toe PlumMnc, Steam
aud Oaa bulne c.med in atock.
We trilL aa formffrlr vlve ettrefltl ttmH...
the STEAM AX1 MoT WATER HEATIM4 bo,
lneaa. Onr former efltru in thi hn
nme tbe largest baildingi ia the county, wilh
In the KT'PPT.Y T)rp n tm tvt . .
line of Rubber and Leather beitinit. Steam and
aur Boar, Vai ea Iri)eevr, Lubricator. Steam
Gna. lruo flpe FUUn. lac Fricea auoted on
application. .
Tloceiptr
Dr.
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40
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t l.'4.Ui
Cr.
Pr.
t 14.KH.U6
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and Protoonotmrj fee.
31.10 S.4J2 9
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of Vuwrlinan fr.nd ISM
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to bslanie account.
14
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SitO $ SO.IO
DIRECTOR, IX ALx't WITH SOMERSET Co.
.
saw
'All I
IX .VCCOfXT WITH SOMERSET COfXTY.
.. 2."..m
50 Ot) S at'.)
IX ACCOUXT WITH SOMERSET COfXTY-.
.
J so OK
? Oil
S van
IU
I j).'t t iH)U
lued..
Amount ttumiuary
-...I 2-..0
8.UO
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li'il
16.6-'
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p.'ii
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ft. SO
4. til
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$ 2j;
t I BRnrriTER. rSAU
H ARM AV SHAKIER,
JN". o. hay. mil
BOOT AMD SHOE HOUSE.
THE NEW BOOM IS THE
DIBERT BUILDING,
Corner Main and Franklin Sts.,
11 253 Mens, Womens". tS2;
Of Best Qaality, and at LOWEST PRICES
can be found, in styles of all makes. lam
prepared to compete with one and all
dealm in the State. All I ask ia a trial.
SCOTT DIBERT.
THE NOTED SPECIALIST
Drs. McC'i'an nnd Salm.
rC
A r ' 'NV,''.- ', if
'.t - " ' .
'. ... - . . ;1
DR. 3I0RITZ SAUrSi-orui;,:.
VrOXDERFULLY
CHRONIC
mska
Ear, Ejs fe
CO' AlIEye Oi.crations Suoce-sfully rcrff.rnicd i-y Ti-:;;.
WILL BE. IT
SOMERSET HOUSE, SOaMERSI;t.
THURSDAY. MARCH 10th.
On
day
Cinderella Stoves and Ranges
-7-. :Q i..tt-..V---i'-'?:;' I
e-
1NDERELLA A.
The b.M entrut-t ",. i.tt,!i : m:irk-1. nriil t;r.R WTKEP to .
Ctetiiin. T;-e top ir.n i- tn '.".r pi.i- . til! it aiiuot er.-. I ii" lone rr..-.
and u i't-d t v a r.-r. h:eh r r. .-no it fn!i I: an ..rr ! vp ,.', t
ah fMtti. 1 t!-t t u-i t:iii: a.t.ic. ijjam at-"tiin.:ii.e tinder !:.. ar.e u.i..
caue ul i'l.cty gra:t 1 -iruii tnl
EHU'K OK IR' -N LIXINt,-:. Jj
Examine the ' lu l- r .;'a " A
I-.I.K I.!t-i
tv ;UT -
Pi;t--lJlirKl. .-ol l .
JAMES B. I10LDERIUUM, Somcrest, R
Kris-sin-er t Kurt, Derlin, Fa., and P. J. Co-r .f- Son. Meversdn!.'. I
IT WILL PAY YOU
to at r to', a
?Ieiuorial Work
WM- F. SHAFFER,
SOMKHSKT. PEXX'A..
Manna r.u--er of aud lea.cr ia
&utm Work FmUh'drm SVirf Sot'. -', fa r.'l cior
mm m mm w
A'M, AsnUJorVte WHITE BROXZE!
Persona tn ne-d of MONrMFXT WOKE wt'l
find ll to trieir inlen . t to rail a! r.iy hol tfSr.i
a proper tvhowiuit ul te kiv. u tuein. rf-vu,
ioi-tum tit.'m.ni''t , y t fj, cn4 A' ij
VEH Y LO W. I iuvue special auenuoa to the
Whit Bronze, Or Pure Zino Monument
Introduced hj REV. W. A. RTV?. a a Pecldcd
Improvement in the point of M A TtKiAL AMI
CtiXSTKt CI IOS, and which i- . i ;i. 1 to l
the Popular Monti-nent tor oar Changeable Cii
maM. -filVE Ml k CALL.
WM. F. SIIAFFEIt.
Louther's
Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
This Ucdcl Drug St:r3 22 Rapidi7 Eeccahg a fcs
Pavcrite witi Pe:ple in Search cf
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Sponges, Trusa
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, &c.
TEX DOCTOE GIVES PZEdOXAL ATTE-TIOX TO THK COVH)rXDIW CF
Lomlier's Prescriptions 1 Family M$
SBEAT CARE BEI.Q T.4SES TO US2 0XLY FEE-'H ASO Pl&S ASTIUH
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES,
And a Full Line cf Optical Goods always on nand. Frc:
such a large assortment all can be suited. '
THE FINEST BBAHDS OF CIGARS
Always on band. It always a pleasure to display cur SL
to intending purchasers, whether they bay
from cs or elsewhere.
J. M. LCUTHER, M. D.
MAIN STREET .... SOMERSET. PA
Cm fmpinm
I
'iVillrAK 1
ou
KLIAS CUNNINGHAM,
M AXTTjCTSSa ako riALKR a.-c0 WhoLDaU RlTTArLlB 0
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS
Hard and Sort Woods.
OAK, POPLAR. PIDIJIGS, PICKETS, StorLDIW
A'S5HrTrvBDW.AI-VT''T- SA?H, "gT AIR RATI-'
CnZK&A. YELLOW PISE. BKISULE-I. DOOE.S BALCT'.KA
, ,, ,HK-3TNl-"r. WHITE PIXE. L.VTH. BLINLS, .Nhi'.VEL F'
tlaeofalt Rra-fe. of Lumt and Bul'.din, Ma-eriri aud F-a.flri, X i-et"
Aiao, can fura!h anvthin? in the tine ofonr brt-iae to ord-r wi:h wMt
promnia. i. h aa Bra. kev. lt.i-u.-,1 work. eu.
elias cmsnsrriSrGPivi,
Offlce and Yard Opposite S. &C. R. H. Station, Somerset
GIVE YOUR BOYS A U3EFCL HFSEJ7.
Frr-r frf
. S7-CC.CIO.OO,
. ' V r ai.oo to SjI.0
. -x
1.00.
C:7 W. A. E
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Beautiful
Designs.
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