. vr'seset- Herald.
P-J .:. is.c
. ju-re fef wail paper.
... it Eenfjrl dra?
r-s vc-riala out of
' izi rounf a'- Snyder'
- - r rslt'ras r"
. i! 3f..rd' -l.-ug st---'
t f.KS !ive been ki'.W
", l-v--.-burj in tii past coe-
... -o J" """ '-
. -i : , j.rd-t for tie pa-
; '"" A.,f,f 1-Jl," sehool Ii
. ' . -' " . d-u before 111 u"Jwf-
" ' ' . camasi ners fcavw
' j-f-.v for lb culture
" ',-v v T-vir decUion
I.e.-. -J-
-" '"'' SeatitT and sweet-
.- '.'1 . now ia blossom on
' . s:cs &iad fr5s i
-; - Tart'St-i- Co.
- .r-r.:j-", w'ao ht lived ia
...J-, wis rfase.l silmli
""., p.r5.- sg Tcs:er-ly, a be
.j ,r-rr.jr of Peanyi-
e-r--'
.v f ....-j n Wky? Ecko
'.-'.' ;vi bare "cJcntan
creraiioa painless,
.---. -'- a.;- k failed over
' "'.V.r tbvre are only forty.
" . ... . - iliil.vr tlie rooster
''!.'." ..r.c'jfli.e bcs laj two
a- ati.I Safari.-- :
f :j ci w Qz'.r be in-
v c-rt Ayer'sssar-'"3-"
xrviis-ie-l from tk
. .. ... ;re pub'.:U:a2 tie
' " .. . , v n.tr.a:';jo to tke
f;r tkis year; but
"'."!"4n7 r-1 kc-w wkt you
-' v i br ar.d vau
-1: - ---' - ,
. r ..- - -t t-.s Tear.
. ,.r.:..- f.;r years from
' '.".., t ... a yoarij soa cf
V . 7 , -t.. EicuiaoaJ.
.. ; use of Ayer's
. V j md:cine can ap-
" 7. .v .,3 a a cieaaser of tne
.issr..a-': '-- -br weeks ago
...... .j. iii in tke matter
". - , ". ArsoM of Jor.a
- - ' li-:' ta paid to Lis
. t .-s. tat .::nd.d for aaolker
. , :je :a '.be eastern part cf
. . r3.?r-7 r:dat bre. Mrs.
.- rt:':-ii-i tbe money. Ii is
, . , - b --i::d tbe peaaion
,'".-.r a.'-'..
!
1
.e V.-z:--? ti-iM n t forg-t
.i.-u.ri-t. can ft tkeir
, s- w?.. a ar.y crucian.
x :. i esperieace in
lrj b:a:ts cf a :b-a:r:cal
-r T. .- Le . wko bas r.e-rer a:
. , . x. ;ear.-st be eTr came to
- 7; w bear bis oa reci'.f
-r. Ei left as Don
-.r..i i . ...-'. l.s "piece." Puririj
be bus been maoar of uj
v.-; c-i H ..u-e. " f-errmanct
- -- tk-e be bid never
.- ",' rv-.:" -Is d.--jj stcre and
i .ii- : .- lr. :-.-.n:-t line of wail
-r.: .- .: :,. . -:e?", before yoa
- 'i. Trir. Ke bas
- :. i . :' a.i '.be Tery lawst de
.. r-. are tbe .-st in town.
--. - K-.k'.in 'T-ib:p. Cke-ter
- t cbaf-er of a ru:iar
7. I-i-.-.-e was to Lave
is.-: a-; to Hiss Arra-
. :. r .:'b:,-I Anr.-itTOO. Sbe
r. ar. J s a d.e b but
oei: s:.e sr-'t-re-i a prosaise from
r i: e mar-y Ler p;?t?r
's. 7...i: :--r.. was kpt a Ved-
15 -.--.'i! -r-Tir-jcf 5p-:g
-:--:'i xliMivSi ac-l
i
I
i.-'r..- i': o-:t years of s;?,
ri st I - Sal-rday on tae
i'k;.;.:-.s J::-s iiay Kei-tcis,
.'- i i..:.-i'er I a Miiaxbst
S j ; tr:es i re c. titelber
. i '.' r i.-.-rasi.ip cl(.se to
.:.... Ty wrr.t to Caaibr-w.-"rti.-T
c:arr:l by tbe
7 a Pj: tist mlr.rs'er.
i ty
1 -
I i.
1 t-
-i: st- r. ; L.:r ae as l'J.
ct- ;n ti. l-rtial cbarcber
: i "r. i ut o'vio" k. Hi
" -'r -.. r.-ar fiintirj when be
- - in-r arais by tbe c.r.
f S immer
Mi. A. E Ehl.
is at f---nt coTu'se2 by a
" -1 iiif rn-s. Tie da-ky stM of
: cS.-i i-2 e-.trir.i-e to a Ligh-
e-ai..-i.c1er.t. k-pt ty Jhn
-s a-" 1 i thtl.- ire. and at a
"'-" ithiy ii a gar.g . f colored
: - 1 ve K -.la. brke into
: k---..:r-! te prprie!.f. Eect--
- T. - -u :., h.s revolver, and
- - -si wis -:i.,t. i,.-e-at in.Iig-
- s i.-i.--.-t c-.-'.jre-J ri-jters,
'-" - -'- I -y t arrest a"td im
: --i.t y .-1 :be c.at:ty jail on
-"': r--i aiarier.
"""'" ' bii.t. Gl-.-rj sad S.Ik lm-
1 ii . t-.
Mas. A. II. fat.
' ' w.'.-w ..' r a:.lel Yo.!er. died
' '-t-t"ia c -j ir.ry, ua VVednes-
yeirs ten tartntk and
- -" tva-a.zs were i cried on
'"" -'as as-er o( the late Isaac
""'.- "-' ci-.- a.-r of saaitiei and
-aiialrs. Pr-er Wlaard. Her
""..:.'- r-v- .-fjtsw'. They lie
' -. on the M.llcreek read.
years ag3. They bad
"' - ytars. S iew.is acoa-A'-Jb
charch. She,
i,"' Kl'::"-aa, was brought ty
, t -k, o-n-y. Pa., when
- !-- r a. -ttta. ,li. Mr. Kaj'ratia
" "" " ' e : Hr lather lived to
- T-l-5
' 1 i-- is
aa. and was never
is l-i g Ue.
"vis are ckeap and in great
Ms. A. E. Ehls.
- z u.-: u Wuhiagton Fs,
. j i- , Earry
! a""w L -t-'- watth placed over
'T1' ": ---' ebil slapped fcim.
v ""fora hut, and ix of tbe
: , t J'1 -t""a the wau-h. There
"J S'spe and the iheriff and
. ef hearing, so McVetil
' . " ' 'J '--" wail warned the des-'-
v ' a r-u.-ae. Just as the
i -! I''' the guard pulled up a
- ."-iveraa-J shot right at the
x- "-,-a- 'amed away just in
.""5j"t 13 cut away his necktie
i.'' -"- W-tb the bU? revol' --
'- a-iii smoking from it
rt 0r ;h gang took fright
""" ,5 ir ot.ls.
'-Sew.
y Jt U j.ery at
L. E. H.jlsarple !a-t ?- k r-ircha-ci the
s.-.reo. D. VT. Border, st IVf-bel.
JaaV-t? Peaa ia hoUin-r conn (or J.jJe
Lcr.g-nork.CT at Be-lt.-rd t!,' wetk.
John C Ptie has bis new dwellirj- koc.-e
on Xonk street codr-r war.
Henry Biougb. a well known fartaer of
C&netacs;h township, U T.-ry low w.ti an
attack of Bright' disea.se.
Cot.zrtssman S-uil spnt con.lay and
Monday in ttis pla.-., La. s been caHi
Lome ly the skkue 1 of bis wife.
Ifr. Iaaiel Biesecker, sou of tbe Ute Ab
rkam D.evker, of Jenner town-Uip.
for Kansas Monday mcniing. He -
buyif-i a farm in tLat Mate.
Landlord Kyle has Lad a force of painters
anj paper hanfc-ers ea-ployed at the aomer
eet Hoose for several wetks pa.t and tbe re
sult of their Labors U very pleasing to tbe
patrons of that hostlery.
r. J. Horner has been appointed Assist
ant Inspector of tbe Grand Army of the K v
public lor the 37 Ji dl.-trict. The appoir.t
metit was made by Assistant inspector Say
dam. All the Pts in this county are in
tbe district.
J. C. Lowry, E-hj , executor of the lata T".
C. ti. Stitjman, on Saturday .i'.d tbiry-or.e
loa in the town of Salisbury. Tbe pro
ceeds of tbe sale netted abont $.;.''. A
nutbe cf dwelling booses will be erected
tbia summer on some of tbe lots sold.
On Friday. April I, John Lape left Lbs
borae near Fr.edeua to vi.-lt 1.1s mother,
since which time nothing has been beard cf
htm. His young wiie, to whom he was
rnarr.ed last fall, has been searcbinj fvr h.m
but can learn nothing cf his whereabouts.
Miss Laura, daughter of ilr. Your.? Schell,
a former resijeat of Somerset, but now a cit
izen of Springfield, Mo, ia a jrtest a: the
bt use of her ancie. H. F. SVLeU, E4 , in
this place. Miss S hell is on the rHara trip
home after a y tar's it with her married
sister ia German v.
A Ere occurred near Forwar-lstcwn. Jen
ner township, Tuesday nybt, in which a
barn owned by a man named Kaatfjiaa
was burned to the (rroun-L It Is thou,;::t
that the caose of the tire wm spontaneous
combusliou, as tbe tiames were first dtsciv
creJ ia the hay -mow. The loss Is f .
J. Madison Walker, a rv.torlous horse tb:e
for whose rst lar rewir-is Jare oiered ia
many counties in Pennsylvania, Miry'acj
and Wen Viiginia. wascaptared early Sat
urday morning at his mother's residence, in
Miller towaabip. Hautiul.-n Coua'y, by
two ftrmer boys. In oneyeur, he has at. lea
e:bt bo-es.
Jarob Garry, one of LLe ailel gir.g
of
moonshiners eoc lined in the cor.ntT jiil.
wx t-ken to Pittsburzb la-t eveni.-isr bv
L'epaty Colleirtor Jolir.s. He will be -riven a !
hearing be.jre Coaruisiije-r Jj "an l ess
to-day. Garry was accompanied by his at
torney . John II. Scott, who will endeavor to
have bizu released 00 bail.
I Ir.fonnaUon was made UefoT S'; tlre Mla
j ler. of Conemaab towns aip, or.e day U.t
j week by Joseph C'.oitgb aalaat J.jua ELk
j eitrode. chor-g-.ttg h:m with the larceny cf
I some dihes from an atkittkea w'ut tbe
i iimi'y was awsy from b rae. At tbe hear
ing aaiurcay tiiere was no ev:.:etioe to con
vict Eckenroue an 1 Le was discharged.
- j
etnp.c.ytd !
Charles Sldman. who tad been
as alarm Land by a Liroter siavl M..;er.
near 1'iviJsv.e. on aaursd.y ias'. :a iLat
' place taking wita him a poiet boo con
! taiaing and l-eiocping to hi erap'tojer.
He bad been employed by Mr. Miller sia.e
! last fall and bad been paid ttp in fail a few
j da;-a bet'jre i-iav-.ng. Sidaiaa is believed to
j be biding about Johnst-aa-a.
Mr. Oeorse Love, o'the Jtnerset
Company, is ezperlmentiag with a
Ta:ry
private i
pipe
tne rannirg iroai tae creamery ai tae
1 Cal Hllb ar.e distance is arwa: Z.-J f-J
e
j and be proposes to f.roe butter milk ior Lis
j hots from u.e creamiry to his bam and wa
1 ter from a spring oa tbe atria t the cream-
cry. Press-;
ait-Loa.
:".i be famished by a steam
j Frank S. Han!, one of the most popxar
i men on the Somerset S; Cambria branch of
j the Baltimore vaio, died a! the West
I Had Houi. of this pla.e, on Wtdr-cscUy
I last. He was formerly an engineer on tbe
' Baltimore A Ohio main line, and about a
main line, and about
trio as '.7 injured ia
1 year iro be
efc. from tae certs o: wa.c:
he neve
coverei. His latins were
s-amp'.toa resultel.
-ared an i c;n-
Elsewhere ia ta is iasue will be- found a
! notice of application for a borough charter
! which will be presented to the C-J'irt of
yaarter Sessions at May term in behalf cf
i the residents of Be-tbel, the doarhing little
j vitiate oa the Use of the Somerset Cax
i bra ii. E The new borough will b r-ara-!
ed Eenson. ia honor of SatuusI S. Eer.s..r..
i who was a prcniiaect resident cf this cta-
a generation ag
Mr. Djr.s..n was tne
contractor who built
! bouse ar.d a naaiberof
I ia Smertet.
the present conrt
the best residence
p G. Coiborn w.U become a-sis'act saper
iatend. nt cf tbe Smith furniture and bard
war company, operating extensive stores at
I'avis, Eikins and Thorn v. wl.k Lead ; tar
ter at I'avia. West Va. Mr. Col bom Las
bad several years' eiper:ea.-e in the hard
ware business uaid very justly, b) doubt, es
teem that line of trade is bis specialty.
Ke is a fine saies-n-an and an all-around
I g.vi fellow. The J tuil b pw to recor J
! his permanent suxess la h:s tew Lome and
I chosen line of in iustry. -'..-7 Jfi-il.
Egbert is Hon. A. J.'.o.Wa syounr-st son.
Mr. Harvey H'aebaugb. proprietor of the
R K-kwo-dSjke Facto-y, was a caller at
this c!.ice a;ur.:ay. a expee-.e.i 10 e.
! n-aoiiations that Lave beva going
j some time wllh Pi'-isbu.-gh parties
,"- of his riant Monday. Ia event
oa f-jr
for liie
of the
i dei hems wr.'ciraatri the capacity of the
factory will be triple-I, when forty or fifty
! workaea wtil be given ercp'.oyment in the
I o l 1-. I the force of men ern-
IS w:.. large.y :ne-rea.t-
ed. It is expec-ei tnat tue new cf" e.
the factory will iatr-adace machinery by
wbic'a they caa tarn out spoke, bubs and
fellows.
m
I M Uninger. a well known Democrat
of Addisoa township, called at this office
F-day afternoon for thi piT ofd.sc-oc-tinaing
bis subscription to tbe Hiaain.
-I Lave coiblcg a-ali-st your paper, - be
said "because it is decided" the leai
ing county paper and gives us all the news
in the m jet attrae-ive style, bat rea.bng tue
Htiai-o bas made a -U-wart E-publicaa cut
of x' eldest son. cow almost a To'er. and I
don t like tbat t all." Before leaving town,
however, Mr. Ltainr reconsider-.d Lis ue-
n.? t-iii i i Jt a vear in aJvance,
remarking as he,
did so.
I can't do wilh-
ad if reading it bas made
.... . Ft ftiLD
" . . . . . . 1
out of my boy l re is co
inz but
thai it r-.sy n s.ut one t
even ii I am a dyed ia
the wool L'ctnocra.
Fra-cs Mav. a oae-armed veteran of the
war and one of tbe besi known men in Soa
. w, . K..m poir Mara.e-
erset county, uieu i
ton, in Tpper Turkey foot towns
t u. r .in.Lv morning, in
p. at aa
the -Jind
eariv - j
' ..-j r. l,rt
,rof hisSitte- iW11-"""" . .
Mr. May had only been con
daed
to hi, home for a few days, tbe di-ease com
ing upon hi- with sack .wulnea. and v.o
teL'tLt the skill of kt.
,M b,fTIed from incsTuon. The f meral
took place at 2 p- m. Moo Uy and wa. con
dacted by comrades of Bo- Eaah Pot. G. A.
R of which hew a a member.
Francis May enlisted in Co. H. Eg
Pa.Voi.(M.j.Jas.B. Tred-ell". or-nal
Ca)in.Vt.. lfJl- He -as mastered oot
Sept lsth. iwitoa asn-son s ceruracate of
. k:-;-v
Assaulted By A Brute!
AN i 1-YEAR-OLD CHILD THE
VICTIM.
Officers ia not Pursuit of Ja
cob Brown, the Alleged
Fiend.
TLtreats of Lynching nim "WTi;a
Capfured.
Probably the mtost reToltin"; crime eser
eomccitu-d in Somerset onnfy occurred
about three o'cb:' iitariay arj-rnoon, al-civ.,-,t
withla si?hi of the temple cf justice.
At that hour Einaie Youcg. the 1 1-year old
da-3-.-btercf Williacs Young, a pro-peroca
and prominent tinner, whose farm lies inst
west of EasbanJ post oSi.-e, in Somerset
township was anherw3y home fnra the
house of a nelitbbor Kiss Adams. Tbe
r -1 rues through a tract of timber above one
if the rep cull on lh abanjoned South
rer.a R. K., and the child bad almost pene
trate! the wools, when she was startled by
a tall man. witb ared handkerchief tied over
hi face with LoIe cut in it ia front of his
eyes, who stepped iato the road iu front of
br. At u foot of tbe hill two farmars
could be seea working ia tieir fields, and to
ihfm the frightened child cried for help.
Several of her shrubs were Lta.-d by the
men, but as they were not repea-rj they
did not icrst!tra!e.
"Ste p your noise." com rcanded tbe mark
ed brute es be advan-ed up;a tbe child with
a drawn knife. Til cut your throat if you
scream aiaia.''
Tbe threat so terrltisd tbe little girl that
she ws' unable to utter sr,u:i 1 and when
the Send withered her. -a Larms and carried
Ler thirty or forty rods from the rotd into
the a v)di she was powerless to repel his
diabolical assault, although she struggled
withall hcrchil-lis'a strength. The brute ded
and his victim .-an crying to her homewherc
sbe told the borr-.ble story.
Mr. Yoon atid his sons were at once
suutmoned to the house and messeneers
wera sent for some of tbe ceiy'uurs. Among
the neighbors who answered tbe summons
was the victim's e!d-it suiter, Mrs. Peuben
Kn app, wkot bco-e is on the opposite side
of the LIU and who iememberc-d having seen
Prowa fallowing her little sljter into the
wijod? aa hour before. The child' descrip
tion of the man woo sajited ter and of the
clothing he wore corresponded with Erown
The victim also r-n-eaibred that he wore a
hood over one of his ilager.
llr. Young an lone of his boys !c-t out
ins mediately fir the home of Crown's father,
a fe w rds north of Hasband. "Jake'' was
not there and o:ie of h:s father's Himiiy
knew where he so- to be found. His mo
h-
i er was asked if '"Jake' didn t wear a p-ke
. .. . r . . . . ...
0.1 rat o: u:s .infers, ana care; bsX '.lie
words of denbsi parsed Ler lips when kr soa
He.;ry ex
M- Yo
aimed, "yes, by datan he did." j
-g then proceeded to the bouse of j
- J-' of the Peace ruillip Walker and
male iiormatlon against Erown.
Meiifdbors of Mr. Young s spent Saturday
night and Sar.day searching f - Browa and
it is very fort tnate for b.m that Le stfeeed
ed in eluding Iht-ai br bad he been captur
ed it Is pretty certain that he would never
have beei bir-uh: to S meret -vlire.
Sunday af -riiO-ja Policeman Gilbert was
seat for anil at once left for H-isband where
Le i- jjiaed by several men an 1 the little
r - artv .-ct oat in n-irviir nf It.nm Thr !
had nt retunied uo to the Lour of
ur go- 1
13g topres Taesiav oigbt Tbe
lat he -d
fr.m them wra.-- fr.-u the t.)p of the mount
ain above Jernertowa and they were thea
ia hot parsait of Erown who had been seea
r-assing up ti.e pike the eeeaisg before.
u Jar ' Er.iwn is aa et-cccvict and is
lyktd ap:a as a desperate character. He
was sttto the pealtentiary f.-om this cotia
ty ve years sgo after Laving ben con-
tuWlist.p.
H
bis bom
atvii a. wcrm.3 1 vo e3j a. rot iLiiu re-
neU ou.y ten dayj agj, since vLcatie
Le Las been k.f pir.g very "shady." Y'hile-at-?ent
he is said to Live worked ia a stone
quarry near Ligoale-r and it is bel.e.-ed that
he is in that neighborhood.
It Is mere than probable that no merry
would Lave been ;aowa the brate had he
!.en captured Saia-iay n:ght aad the ei
pnionj bear ! oa all iiie io day are that Le
-hould be Ivnched whea eantured.
shcr.-f Good rocei ved a message last evu- j
ina- which leads to the belief that policeman
Gilbitt is oa the wring scent, and that
B-owa is somewhere al-ag the line of trie
Fittsfccrgh rivUloa cf the B. A G. R. Ik
The r-aerid" has teletrrvpke-l a description of
Br.wa to a.l tie prominent icwas ia this
sc-ion of the State.
The C-elirg is ir-r.f-rai that the County
G-mi'a'--:-,r.ers should orTer a reward for
Brown's capture.
Wanted.
A gI woman to take cba--re of E-ys
LVpartruent In the Homji of liie Friendless
in Allegheny city. Pa. 'ae who will inter
est herself, and he p-iascssed of ability to
govern and a: the iarae tiaio be kind to
them. Apply to Mrs. Albert A. II rae, -17
B-ach St.. A.iecaenv City, Pa.
A Serrous Vr6Ck.
Salisbury Junction, one mile west of Mey-
.e. was lae c?ne 01 a serous wrecc
Tharsiiav evenica about o'clock. A B. & O
eia'graul tra-n of
car aid a enb-xe'e
ia ce-aches. one bvr.iage j
was nnning 03 l.-eiirnt
schedaie the second section of which was f,i- -. oal 11 ,s 3e -ur-lowing
close behind. The entrant train -S to an art pa-- Apr.'. Wta. 13td. and
was compelled to .top at Salh,bu-y Junction V'ned by tbe Governor, every person elected
Before it had co-ce to a standstill, the secoai i '"-- ia the Commonwea-tii of
section dasht-d into it rear. The cabcose j Feunsylvan-i. must take the required oath
an.! rear r-.ieh were reduee-J to klrdlln- !
C;aea
wi. The tra.cmen in u.e Ckjoose maue
their escape, but the emigrants ia the rear
coae-a did not fare so ve.l. Seven oflhem
were seriously i.art, some peril it ally,
while q-i.te a number reciive-i numerous
cut xni bruises of a less serious nature.
The are most sur.ous'y i-jure-l were taken
through to P-tlsbarga on the Flyer.""
TL wreck batpened five miautes af.er the
drst sei'tion bad left Meyers-dile. The crsw
of the ec-cd eot.'.n claim that the operator
did cot tell thera that they were following
the first section so cieely.
A Bargain in Clocks.
We have just received 1 J Xickle alarm
and time clocks that we will Sell at tbe fol
lowing low fgures : $!.. for the Alarm and
7i cents without the Alarm. Oiher good at
corresponding low ilg'ires
N-lfF C.tSKSZXR,
Jewe'lers and Oi-ticiana.
Colcien "A'eddini Celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. Benedict Yoder, of Stony
creek teweship relehratt-d the Ce-ik anniver
sary cf their marruage
Sunday, tilth inst..
a-id on that dav ail of their desceaieats cow
llvirtgia Pennsylvania, consisting of seven
children, thirteen grand ehild-ea aad tbrte
great grand cbi.d-eti treated them to a sur
prise party at the old homestead. Ala of
them car-ae ladVne.1 with presents, many of
them being very valuable.
Their first wedding was a very large one,
yet there is only cr.e person now living ia
Pennsylvania, who witnessed that hapFy
event. One week following their ma.-r.age
Mr. and Mrs. Yoder moved onto the farm
where they have continuously resided ever
since. Thirteen children bleswed tbe anion,
all of whom are still Uv ng, six of them re
siding in Iowa and Kansas.
"The Umberjsr Tragedy."
A limited number of copies of thi remark
able book iil on hand and for sale, 133
pages, "i fill-page engravings, history of
jl cCl el land to w a u ang aad other Somerset
county trials ia appendix, handsomely
bound ia red leatherette. First eome, first
served. Send 50 cent to E. H. Werner,
Somerset, Pa, for a copy by mail postpaid.
No lady wants to wear a hat or bonnet
unlessi it i styliihly trimmed. Tbe beat
millitaers in the coanty are at Mrs. Kate B.
Cofforth's
Moonshiners Given 1 Hearing.
The htarlcg in the cie of Jobn H. Milier
cf Indian Kea-l, Fayette connty, lor illegally
distilllrB whi.-ky, was ptnially conducted
before Commissioner McCandless in Pitts
burgh Fiday. Owing to tte incompetency
of the wiintat-, the trial was accursed un
til ntit Thursday at 1" o'clock.
There has been but one witness, aci bj,
testimony was so irrelevant that it waa not,
considered suSiciect to ojnvict Miller.
However, the rase will te adjourned until
tbe oiS.vrj will be enabled to certify ia wbat
.Purify tbe oS-:se was committed. Tbe
db-tillery of Millet Ls located ne-r tbe lines
of Somerset and Fayette, and be is said to
have carried on his bisia- for some time.
Thursday the Government will hare Us wit
nesses on band, and proper investigation
will be made.
Joba Pieese was iiken to Pittsburgh last
Thursday. He was riven a hearing and was
released oa J 1 Ouu bail.
. On tbe same day pobcemaa Gilbert and
Detective Fisher arrested Uriah Savior at hi
home near Trent and brought him here to
jail. He is -charged with raak';n illicit
whUkv. It is expected that I'c.ted States
otth-ers will take Say lor, "Jaks'' Garry and
Wesley Miller to Pittsburgh to-day, and
that they will be jtiven a hearing before IT.
S. Commissioner Mi-Candless Thursday or
Friday. None of the prisoners expect to be
he-id for court as ail claim to be innocent.
tue "oiseeal' has hixsclv rmmxiaAFHan.
"General S-igie s " feelings have been so
outraged at the pictures that have appeared
ia tbe various city papers and purporting to
be good 1'kcnessesot him that he decided to
sit for bU photograph several days ago.
Monday' happy unhice was sufficient in
ducement r the "General' to make an
elaborate toilet, after which be sent for pho-togrspht-r
Weifley. Cue of tbe ceils in the
hospital was rap! lly converted into a gal
lery. A few folds of while muslin were
hatig in position to nllect the light properly
and tbe rarjora was placed in front of the
cell door. When all- was ia readiuesa the
"General" stepped out of an adjoining celL
His beard bad been dyed an inky black, his
face was cleanly shaven and every individu
al Lair of the luxuriant growth that adorns
his shapely head bad been placed in position
with the same care a bride would have ob
served on her wedding morn. He wore a
fresh linen shirt and collar and a tie of tbe
propi5rc:it. His clothes had been brushed
scrupulously clean and bis boots were pol
iih?d to perfection. All in all the "General"
presented as handsome an appearance as
any man in the ouaty would hare done un
der the circuaistancas. The " General"' is a
g-'l lock icg man at all times but when be
is arrayed to have bis picture taken be is
pnitive!y handsome.
Pbotc.g'aphs were al-o secured of " Bob"
alll'.i-r, "Abe" Pieicherand "Jake Garry.
BILLS i ai'X&I AS A SOLUtCB.
' I Cave always lived in Somerset county.
tKiraa Mr. Mili-r in response to a qtetion
fr.ru a Hi.avLD reporter in rpua to bis sol
dier rccorj, "en-ei'l when I was helping as
L5-: I con' 1 .0 presenre the Union. I was
bora ia Turkey! jot towr-hip about 4i years
aio, a near as caa tell. My fiaiilv re
moved soo.i aflerwarij to MldJU-creek town
snip, and that bas been my home ever
since. It was in 1-s.tJ; when I was about H
years old, that I tint eu'jste-i in tbe artcy,
for the nine mouths' service. After this tx-pi.-ei
I ajaia eniisied. and remaine! at the
frc.'it un'.i the end of the war.
"My lirst regtmect," he cootinued, "was
ti.e One Handred ar.d Seventeenth rennsyl-v-aaia
and tbe other tbe One Hundred and
Eighty et-rhth Pennsylvania. It was not
e.. ,nm T--:."-a-.. ;-i o v nfv.
ter battles, but our rrginieut was far South,
; being part of tne time in North Carolina. I
j wis never wounded, and tbe pension of
a rjonth which I have drswa for six or sev
en years past was granted for pa.sy and
heart failure."'
Miller s palsy is ouite noticeable, and led
some of those urn-equal tiled with him, who
3aw Lira ia jail jast atter bis surrender, to
uprose thai he was shaking with fear.
This is empba'ical'y not the case, as the al
leged moonshine ting is worrying very Utile
aboat the d;.-ed of blood, of which he thinks
he will t as ly be cleared oa the ground of
self defease.
rarrrs avs c.oxa west.
No tidings have yet teen received as to
the whereabouts of "Bill Prltts," and it is
now generally believed thai be has esoafed
to the Wet. No etforts are being pat forth,
to lead to bis car tare and unless William
cboscs to walk into Somerset and g-'ve
biar.self up to the ShertTit La not likeiv that
be will ever be broegbt to trial for the mar
der of Jonathan C. H jchstetler.
Meanwhile it is p-ssible. in fact almost
certain that William C. Miller will not be
placed on trial for his life until every effort
has beea exhausted ia attempting to capture
P.-iLts. bis accomplice ia tbe murder, and it
is ci're than probable tha; tbe county will
be mulcted for a pretty sum because the
proper exertion is not being made to uphold
the law.
Eemeiuber you can ti-.f my marble and
Granite works on Rite Street, two squares
Sottih of Diamond.
W. F. Shaffer Somerset, Pa-
All Rina Maalia ar.d Knit Cadcrwear,
Lilies' and Chi! Irens", very cheap.
Mss. TaeawtLL A Co's.
School Directors Must Qualify Be
fore TneyCan Sarve.
It may not be creraily known through
out the S ate that it is nerts;ary fr a School
Dlrsctor to take the oa'b of otTi ie before be
- can !etrt..y serve in tne portion to wn-.ca ne
o: u.at c.cae De.oreajs -oe 04 ia.e peaor,
any other oSicer authorized to administer
oaths, and the same be recordt-l with the
Secretary of the Board and entered on the
enn uies of tbe meeting.
I: U j 1st as necesary that a School Direc
tor should alarm bis intention of maintain
ing the constitution as it is 6or a Governor,
and that ibe duties devolving upon him might
be honorably attended to this measure was
farm a! ated and enacted. If you have not
taken tte oath of otS.-e yoa have no rlsht
to hold a chair on the School Board.
Pattern Hate
At reisoaable prices. Come aad see tbem.
Mas. A. E. Tat.
Don't fail to call at W. F. Shaffers big,
new shop for your Marble aad Granite, my
sample nxora is fall of fine work, no agent
employed and therefore I can sell lower tl-aa
firms who Lave agents. Remember lh
phue two squares south of Diamond, Som
erset, Pa.
Why not offer It for "Bill Prltts?
The $'.") reward offered four year ago by
Lizeme county for the arrest and convict
ion of the ma rderar of Paymaster Barney
M.-Oure is going begging. Superintendent
of Police Linden, then the head of the Pink
er, on force, who fastened the crime cpon
" Red Nosed M ke," refused the preferred
reward, which was then offered to Charles
McFadden, the wealthy railroad contractor,
who paid all the expenses incurred by the
hire of detectives, and McFadden has alao re
fused it. Luzerne county will probably try
to locate some one who i willica to accept
the money.
The present spring has been so backward
that Mrs. Kate B. Corrroth ha decided to
postpone her opening of Spring and Sum
mer Hats until Taetday aai Wednesday,
Msy 3J aad tth.00. which dates she will
pi e on exhibition the finest lot of milli
nery goo. Is ever brought to Somerset county.
Lsdw-aar cordially ia vital to call on the
dates named.
Fertiliaere.
I have none meal, dissolved bone, bone
phosphate, dissolved 3. C bone, Kainit Pe
runian Guano, etc. Ship and deliver every
day for oats, corn aad potatoes. Try aa or
der. A. C. Ptt,
Somerset, Pa,
Viwa of Senator Quayi
From the Kcrta Ainc Keview.
Tbe Mao or the riataorQ. Persccalitr or
Principle which ia more potent ia national
polttie ? Should party fealty depend upon
the character of tbe candidate rather than
up- n the issue he ia put fiorward to repre
sent' '
These are the questions suggestej "by the
topic yoa furnish. They are on -ad, histori
cally considered, but as they concern tbe
pol i tics of the Tailed States to-day they may
be briefly and readily answered.
Th; contentions of the great p-dilica! par
ties at Minneapolis and CUicwro next month
will present to the electors two candidate
for tbe Preei,lency. They will also place
before the people their staiemen's of belief
and opposing theories of legislation and ad
ministatlon. The candidate successful a1
the election will be charged with tbe duty
of administering the o(5o of Chief Execu
tive so as to carry oat, wherever practicable,
the principles- enunciated by his party
simultaneously with his nomination.
Thus, once in four years is presented to
oar people a choice not only between men
but between policies of government. The
relative importance of either varies with tbe
year, almost with tbe hoar. It is affected
by domestic industrial condition, by com
mercial affairs and prospects, and by foreign
relations. Practically, then, the relative
value of tbe man and the platform ii actuates
with the changing political conditions. The
battle of Is-? ( was a contest of personality.
Lssues were obscured by flights of missiles
aimed at the cbarae'er of the candidates and
the result was believed by many to have
been determined neither by the strength of
tbe batteries of abuse nor the accuracy of tbe
artillerists, but by skilful juja'ery wj.th the
ballot-boxes of a limited aad thickly popa
ated portion of a single State.
The campaign of was pre eminently
one of issues rather than of candidates.
Abuse was practically eliminated and tbe
preference of voters for either candidate was
a far less important factor than was tbe
sense of voters upon the question of protec
tion to American industry. Upon this the
Republican party won, though the Demo
cratic candidate ws weighted by the fact
that hi campaign was aa efj rt to make him
Lis own successor. Somewhat in line with
tne anti-third-term idea is a theory plastic
as yet, but tough aad indurating to convic
tion of the impolicy of attempting a Presi
dential re-election.
Owin? to the enormity and the antagon
ist of the corporate and material interest
of tbe Country, the clash of disappointments
and resentments in personal ambition, and
the almost exact eq lipotse of parties, tbe re
tention of a President, no mailer how wisely
and impartially and skilfully (politically
speakingi he may have disehareed the dalles
of h: high oSee, is -litficult, and the Demo
cratic candidate would certainly have been
much stronger ia li-3 Lad ke not been
elected ia Is4.
If there was any perversion of the ballots
in 1M there was none at tbe pivotal point
in l-. Personal factors ia thi campahri
were tbe unassailable character of tbe Re
publican candidate and hi marvelous faculty
for discussing, day after day, great aad
varying public questions ia speeches all dtf
fering in form and without aa error of treat
ment or blunder of expression.
The campaign of iJl will aga'a be con
dacted upon principle rather than personal
ly. This is demonstrated ia advance of the
conventions by tbe varying p.-jepect of at
least two of the aep'ranta for the Democratic
nomination, which rise and fail as the fiaan .
ciai issue promises to bevom.'i more or !es
prominent in tbe platform of that party.
- The Republican candidate will represent a
definite industrial policy a! ready framed in
law, and a currency of stable Talus in
domestic and foreign transaction"!. .
The other question, that of party fealty,
ought never to arise, because the party or
raniralioas ought to be to sensitive to pub
lic opinion anj so wisely led by those in.ia
eatial in council, as never to evolve a candi
date unworthy of Lis soure. When the
question is raised it is always unfortunate,
not merely as affecting practical results, but
as diverting tbe attention of the causes from
policies to persons.
Such a campaign is one cf prejudice rather
than education. However, as party organ
izations have wrcnjht since Presidential
nominations have been made by national
conventions, there bas been no occasion when
voters crght not fairly to lase their choice
of tarties cpoa platforms raihcr than upon
candidates.
M. 5. Q"at.
If your sight is
failing oryonr eyes
feel tired and pain
yoa after reading or
d.,ing close work,
don't del ay, but go
a. oaca to Neff ,i Casebeer, Jewelers and Op
ticians, and have yonr eyes test free of
charge by a practical optician. We ksve
Spectacles and Eye Glasses from 25 cents, to
Look Here !
Would inform the progressive farmers of
Somerset County that I am again in the field
wiih a fall line of Fertilizers, and my self
or my agent will call to see yoa to solicit
your orders for tbe coming season. My
agents this season are S. B. Yoder, Pugh,
Pa.. Joseph Reiman, Stanton Mills, Pa.. W.
H. Land's, Meyersdale. Pa., Solomon Dav at,
Normal ville. Pa., and Peter Fink, Somerset,
Pa., who is also delivering end shipping
agent at Somerset, where goods will be ket
in stock throughout the season.
I would thank all for their most liberal
patronage during past seasons, and hepe all
will favor myself or my agents with your
orlers for both spring and fall crop.
Should we miss seeing you. just drop us a
line early and yoa will have our very Lest
attention.
Oa behalf of tbe
Susquehanna Fertilizer Co.,
A. J. K osta.
Guernsey, Pa.
REMOVAL of those cselesw aching
teeth attendud by no p-u if you call for
" Oioctuader" at
MiMiLLaj's Dental Rooms.
Somerset, Fa.
An alarmtn state of aaairj preva.s at tne
Pennsylvania Mdiiary Academy at Cheater.
Pa. Two cadets are dead, three more are
not expected to live and two a-edaagerous.'y
ill. A magligaant type of typhoid fever baa
ma le it ppearaace and there is not the
Slightest evidence to shew in what form the
dreaded disease entered the academy. All
excent tbe invalid cadots have left the Acade.
my, and those cade.s who were on they way
back after tbe Easter holidays have teen
telegraphed to return home.
We have the finest lineof New Style Dress
Trimmings.
Ms. Tart will A Co.
Curtains.
From 5 to l' cents a yard and from tie) cent
a pair to as fine as yon wisn them.
Ma. A. E Chl.
Ilambargsl Hamburgs 1 Hambargs wi th
oat end at
Mb. Texdwxli. .t Co'.
Tbe mysterious d'mappearance of anoib
member of the Chester county bar is just
now agitating tae minds cf the pope
of that county. The missing maa is Edward
D. "Bingham, Dia rict AUorney. He le.k
West Chester on last Tuesday and on Wed
nesday was seea in Harrisburg at the Repub
lican Convention. Since then nothing ha)
been heard or seen of him, though two de
tective have been at work oa the matter for
three dars.
All the very newest shades in ribbon at
Mrs. Kale B. CbSroth s.
Give your ordars ar cemetery work t
W. F. Saarrxa.
Laces In all sty'tes. Just new.
Ma. Tmdwiu. 4 Co.
An Important ftesolittton.
At a regular meetic of the Somerset
Cex, Mediesd Association, the following res
olution was passed :
RtnUttd, that the Ukire of dtaJ bodies
into the ehnrcbesoa funeral occasion is con
trary to all sanitary measures and prejudi
cial to the health of all who attmd. And
thi Association urgently recommeruls and
requests ail ministers and church o'li.s'rs to
take such action as Will immediattiy sad
permanently abolUh the custom.
Signed
Arnari II. S. K;t;.L, M. P.
II. C. McKisLrT, M. I) , Pres.
Secretary.
Go to Mrs. Kate B. Ct.tfroth s for your
spring millinery and Ladies' Furnishing
Ciooda.
Call at Shafers Mammoth Marble aad
Granite Works for yonr cemetery work,
Somerset, Pa.
MARRIED.
COOK MILLER.-: the residence of
William J. Keefer, one mile east of Shaaks
riile, Somerset, Co., Pa on Sunday evening,
by L. C. Ackermsn, Harry L. Cook and
Hetti A. Miller, all of Somerset county. Fx.
Stioa s;ga uf JSil.f.r. :;..-. st n'C tl:.'
of Aver'i ll ur ia"f. T-i't j .--pi.-jt:.
streiigtlteas Uie sc.ii. pro iwi-s ine fj-oath
tt new haw. rt4trc ti.e car::. .i c -:r t
pny act U-le.1 Ua.r, aa-l r.-iiler 11 soil,
ptiant. aati
-We have n ht-s.tation !n rrnoiiaclng
AVer's Hair i-tttr liiie-i-aat-J lr tlrraii.
tlie hull", aad we ti..s after Jeiii-; eno-n-enre
in its us. 7.-.ii r-e! i.'iit:"ti i-nsens
tae li.i!r. etin-s iianar.ia a:. I a.i d.v-..s of
tae . r.ip. usaX.-s ro-.a-ii ai J rr.itle btir soft
aiitl 1,-liaj.jL a.Ml prevt ra1 ua.it-aes.. V. ii! it
ts n-t a dye. Uiose w!i- have i;snt the V;-" r
aaj it Will stuiMifa'.e tlte rotis ai.-a l.r
f'ajvls of faiiett. gratr, Lght, aiU ted tuir,
eaa.-i;ui3 tne color to
A Rich Brown
or even black. It t t soil tl.? p:".w
ease nor a tioeket4iaittlV.erv-h.ef. ami is al
wavs asreeahie. Ail Hie Uirry, gtmimy haar
prrparanoiis shouM te Ut.t-Lteed at once t y
Ayer's Hair i-r-r. aint tii)tis.-vr..is wlio ft
arouiul with fc-aiis Ux.kiiig like "liie frrttel
porcupine- should hun-y to the neurit? uri?
tire and pniriiase a bottle f the Vig- r."
ru .-tt Atauiia (ia.
"Ayer s Ha.r Vu is exlient for the
hair. It stur.tiiates the jrrowiii, cures ba!i
nesv restores the natural enfor. eleantes the
scalp, rrever.ts dandn : J. anl is a n oJ Jrv
ine. We know thai Aver s Hair itr diSers
from moot hair tor.ies ami siroiiar preTar
tions. it being perfectly barmi'ss." From
cumkoJ ff i;., y i-aza R. Parker.
Ayer's Hair Vigor
rUTABXO BT
TH. J. C. AYES CO., LoweU, aiasa,
Sold by frugaiats aad Perfumers.
XTOTICE OF APPI-ICATI'tN"
lor.
a. CHAETEii UF Of.F-Ean'jS.
NV.tlee i herei.v r.-a that an apr-Uea-t-.a
W-..1 t-e Kale to t.-j H-ki. J. K. Louen-' ker.
F"-i'lenl J'i'l-re oi 1 e ' imrt i-.f t4.d3in f '. -ase
oi imeret ciui;yf at sjaitiet, r-a., oa
Monday, May "J , 1-1 tj.
beta the flr-e 1y of the May U-rm of fnu-?. U,r
ine e i.arter or orrwiraun to t-e .-a.irU - '.'h-.ie -nozit
L trBk. ' the i-h-i-ter a.t.1 r;-i-t of liii h
are to p rootote frieti'i-i. all ! fem--'ire am..!!
is memttera aaa oeacra, ana tor rc-itaiju g-a
era-.y.
1 . Pl-.H.
QF.FIIAX'S COUKT SALI
OF
V-UuaLla E.al Estais !
Pv Time of aa orfer nt ut!e l-stie. out nf 0:e
Orpnaa' dturt in ac t fr tne iwiiit of in-r-set,
l-a.. al-i to me tl-rt-i teil. I wiii exf.w p-it-
!!e aie a ine prtmiteti in rotaerv.jey uia
ship, oa
FRIDAY, MSY to, 1692.
At 1 O P tie f Vn-ri.iiJ -a! e-LAV, liU;
J .-fan .. W il!ira (. r--lir It u i A :?i. rU:i n,
tnrain:ui .'. t-r til V preJ;.f. " svri ci-r-r,
aVt-.ry fr-uoe h-tu avn-1 i u.& oa Lac
preniifc.
Aii-, t the ttut time ir:!I h ;! the Iw"
icir per.QAi pn-wnTr i.. in. rir
b. 1, iM-'ic, fU:. -v-I-l-.".! va ! -Jtti-1EU5, ir.i. i-
TERMS
Cash to r2 estxt i aj t the pf r'nai r rr-T
tortus wiii b siiie kcoa ot -a!, i'--
Hioa tue rvaa e;Aie .-a on te 1.-1 dtj
wX wt, li
tiiK.U J. It. UA3c. i
MRS. A E. UHL.
. lanrc a.s-)OrtrjeEt of Latlicsi"
Sprintx Wrap, cr.--i.-uutr of Claz
cn, Iir?ofew ari'I Car--j no" in
stock.
I am nowrcceivina" n;v now stock of
SPRING GOODS.
Conaistir.-i" of all kln-L-ofFinoDrci?-?
GK)1--. either in Plain Color-s or
Xoveltio?, with a -rreat rar.ze
cf prices aaj .jaalities. I'm
glaJ to say that tl.cy will
all be cheap. A larze
liae of low-price
DRESS GOODS.
in Flain SliaJes anuN'ovc'tio.-. com-
ici? in this week. A splendid line
of Gingham.. Outing Flannel?,
and other Novelties comir:-y
in. all cheap. An imniense
line of
life Disss Goods
and ErnbroiderlcS,
will be opened tils; veek. Ibices
of all kind in abundance will be
shown this season.
Dress Trimmings
Of tlie Latest styles now
open. A lare line of best dark
and light Calicoes at 5 centa. Mus
lins and Sheeting will be cheap tLLs
season. Call and see or stock.
A line of Misses and Claldrens
Jacket and Blazers now in stock
Mrs. A. E. UHL.
WHEHTIIEHAIB
(LHE RIFFS SALE.
-.It;;.!. l";r-.nBul lr-.a.ri iv .-.. ;' !(
liie C'irt .! ivwinis-t Ki i? 'Jti-"r i
I.. t w .!:rtrt-t-l tiTwr '. rv 1 tt.
pii"i.C ; ice ViiIt tufia, Itt SwiET.-trV:; u
c-sr, oa
FRIDAY, MAY 20, IS92,
t V"m-fc P. the ft .-tlfOTin der: be-i refli
aa (V. 1 .S I UaVtr In
p. - ti-
Y u
tAiC-'r rn , ttot or !-, La.r. - :aTt
o Teiri tw-s -rv inr.se hKM. '-it. r.--p-r:t-r
ut-u xrA kI'u. z iJUiuil-.-u-j'S :.-i t-W -Ik-4ttffam
n.
erTi' S'ujct.a tv. H.r.jx ii ;e vi.t oi L". .
U.ur.
AH thf rishl, t-t. Inler-s n l c'a;m ".f ii
fn Itr. of. :a vi lo Viitici 'Jm'l
retai -.l in pl !. cry hrMirh. J.tiw
i i:i:'iii ?-Serrw.-t tTti-iciT, F.. T"ut: Iajz y 1 ''A
14, :a tLe r-in -;.t .i-iitm. lH N'. 1 m : .4
an Mfr?An: "trei -ix:y .x ft ml ? iir i
izj 3-ni b:nJre-I :vt iw-inrr :nrr. u
mn m'.'.t-j, a1(' lUtiie kt jl l oa uie r
Na l on in- nxaU taricji a two--ry f'sun.'
djrr!.ri b-L tr.tr-ria er-e-TM. Lot . i;
fTe. d r.riit-m m- fwt ta Mtfcniai x-rt
::( iirt3 ur aa ai!tf otw hna-irr-ti aa t :Tn
:y ir. fWi, tci to onlf -rTentT arv-Q Tt ft-et
ai tit avT . al ji n : r 4 mt V "iei.i,.i rui
oq tne ett-t a.i-i kt u. i -a zht mvi w.. ic
af'irwuaii.t.
las en in ei-Hn!ir.n ar.! besol-l a t?." tv-t
ertTOw" Manua ouaif-itv, at tee utt ox irt-rf i-
A.! ihe rxtu tiiUe :a:cr ar.-J eia -aa of R th
f'l '.V. Ueiiii.i:r. lf. i t3 t ft vr-muQ l!41 '-'
tarni si-'iate in La3.-o.a -.e -aieeti u.
enrriH cuca:y. Fa., a-i in dj lari l ot A r
ha,ui IWaoi, Jntia J. k-m.1:. .ai,fin:i fcer.u, 'e
A. sas&. w.iiiam'. t-.-! ai:5 o:.l-- ia-i-a;iiaf:
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