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f i
IliS MIXDMADE f
Senator ( rouse Tells Vtlij He
Will Vole for Matthew S.
Quaj's lie-election.
JUS (ONSTllTEXTS DF.MAM) IT.
He Toices llie Sentiment cf the
Largest Sancfiotnriu? Dis
trict in the State.
Maaufartorrrs and Working"-" of the
Industrial Centers Join ilh the B
.ul!iran of the Principal Ac-rrultural
ouutirs in a Cordial aad tnhoitic
Adsorary f le Junior (senator's Ee-t-irrt
iott-
WLatever dt-al.t I tuay Luve LaJ as to
Low I bli:-oll vote tas certainly been ilia- ;
lr T..-J." said State Sector Jacob Crunac, of
i'Lila-i. it.iiiu, when fc4fd Lis attitude a j
tuo l iiiK-d States f.-uat.isL p. "I t-Lail
Vi !' f,- the iv-t-lertii-n f Senator Quny.
TL' re mn be no qn-stion now as to the
s- b-4- f tlie Ber.ol.iK-aiis of IVrmFylTania
i;j tl.L- i-n?. Euo;;'u of tlit in have air. ad y ,
-xjr-.-d thi ir R-iaiinents on tl-i l-'Ut j
t.. Lave n r.-)!i f.-r doubt. We Lave j
b aid com,ty jJt-r Ci.uuty, the E- pi:b'a- j
t.n j.ririiarics Lave ltn fci-'.d, eDtuuKi5ti-t-M.x
u. . lre for Kecator Qaay.
Ila. or I.inrj.lo and Duns-las Iteeallfd.
"In ti.e entire hist ry ot American poli
ti tht-re has never 11 such a marwloas
tiLibition -f Ts;.uUr a;ijroTal ofacanJi
dute Lr jr.iMir oSce. Never feiiioe the lo
t. al cunfsl by Lincoln and Dong-
l:-s in IUitiois nut J now Las the qutsaioa
', an election to the Culted State-senate
1vii snbniitxl to the fe"jr,e tU inselves.
-s-tiator Quay's b..; 1::- a '.icz to the
country, as tin- jsiriiamt Lt.in;.us '-all it.wa.
l.ot uiii-xpsfted, t- th'e fully a-i;iaii:t'-d
with the man who has Int-ii called the 'Na
jvlfuncf Anicri"n J? u'.iiira.' maintained
that do one vi;h a rij;htt-ou.- cause nom.it-t.-r
bow nia-'h h? niijlit be h4tiied by lue
jr.a;:b'Tiai,cy and hate of Tindi'tive en-;iii"S,
either within or without his political h.Uie
Lo!J n--tl feir the result whi a the
tlieuiM-'.vr. lii 1 a thamv to tass judgment
i:ijliac,iudiilateorn;.u his cause, further
more, h-ii some of the doubt it: g Tholiuws
aiuoi -.; his friends qne-ti.u-u the advisabil
ity of such a course, S l.ator yuay resjitiud-d:
fuay UilliiiK to I are Jli on-titaetil.
" 'I have ii-ither fear i.or h.-itaii' V in this
inai:-r. I w.-.nt tii- -! to s: ak. If
tin y do not jvant Jue to p tiai-k tu the wa
ste I have no desir? to num.'
The -; tare sp "eu,"' ccitintu d
S nat.jr t'rx.use, "aud in no uno rtain
tjii-.
' i;.ht her." b added, ,-I want tu Bay
tLat. while tlie asricullnral sections of the
ftatc Lave a.: re!y g jne overwhehuiug'.y ! t
Quay, the indastnul centers are just as cor
diJJy and t.inie--i'.y in favt.r of fau re-'-iec-tion.
TL-re btu-tt .senatorial GitricC in
the Ft ate that pn-M-DU Ua man" indcstri.-U
stabii-hiuente as mine. Sly constituents
n-jiresent many millions of iuvetlid ca'ital
in iuar:uf:-'t:rin jilants.
Tli li4-st Manufvcturlng: ItUtricU
"We Lavc-tlif gr-ati?t carp-t niakin; sad
xriJen gooiN cstabli-hrut-ntb iu the world,
and luimer' 'as, iron and jHtt'-ry wiirk,
t'njjth'yi:: jnany thousaj:tis if vv oilmen. I
hay it without fear of mcoessfni contradic
tion or cri: i -ism that were a poll taken of
the Ie-j ublican vut-i in my district Senator
Quj.y would beat any opi.m nt that Uii'ht
be pitted aain.st Li;n by a haudsome ma
jority. As for Mr. Dalzi-li w-'l, I think he
would be beaten by a loi'tu 1. at leat, wera
he to hiaud and fa-.-e a jiojiular ote with
Senator Quay at lue Republican priiuitries
ia my distn- t."
"To what do you attribute this sentiment
r,r S-t:a:,-r Q:ayr
"I Lave heard probably a hundred ri-a-sor,"
8p-ke up Senator l'ron-o with some
Fpint, "advanced from probably as many
Foun t s. Nuloval Ilepublkan can jer!ook
or unden'tiinate the invaluable bcrvices of
S-uator Quay to the Republican party and
the cause of Uepublicau principh-s, in his
-:i;ri ;ty r.s chainaaa of the lu publican
naiionid c-Hiimit u-e.
l'rlc4-tlolift Oreat Victory.
When re publicans of Pennsylvania read
the recently published, review of (v-nator
Q.Siiy"b work in that role, th.'ir hearts were
once more filled with the f.-ehns uf admir
f,:ioD and (.Tatitiide that wi nt out to Lira
from every Republican iu the country on
that eventful ni,;Ut when the wires spread
the plad news that Cleveland and free trade
were defeated and the Ka pubiitsin standard
l-earcrs and proteiti.a wore once more
tnumphant.
'Aside from any service be may Lave ren
dered the Republican party," continued the
senator, "I'olonel Quay couiuuinds the coa
t leuce and sujijirt of my constituents for
his valuable as.-L-tance in e-uriti the pass
J:;e of the SIcKirdey biU. Men hke Thomas
iK.ian, the president of th Manufacturers"
t-lub. x-Mayor Fith-r and others I mij;ul
I .t'ae who are identified with large mar.u
facturing interests iu my district, will
r. adP.y testify to the i:;irt:u;t service n-n-c'.-red
by our jcuior senator in framing
leislatia t fosur and protect the indus
tries of v-uiisylvania.
lie lUora tU 41ie lee Trader.
" lie it was who devised the adroit
1'eme whxh n.aie the p.iss:u,v of the Mc
iKi.i,. y bill p-..siM.-. in cot tin? off the Deoio
ct itic free trade :i'.ust-.rins opposition in
tLff senate. Manufacturers and Wurkitig
J'lea of the b ii( o-uiitiy owe a Ja;iL-g
Ci-bt to S nutor Quay for this.
Sitltli-r. tateitian auj Loyal Ri ub!icAli.
"When to such a rec ird y- u a Id the pa
triotism and bravery of a Union soldier, a
val.ant and cooragencs defender of Lis
cuiitry in L:-r Lour of need, a true son of
lYi:r..-y!vai.i.'.. ::..n vie.uu a n.e-Iai of honor
Las lax-n bestow i f.-r sjkh uiI and mcritori
cusferviceou the ti.-M of buttle, is there
.y wond. r t!-..t the Repablica:: f this
tr.-at coin;nouv.tal!u v..te to r. tain Colou.l
il.Tr ihew rstanU y ".ay in the United Slates
-nat f His re-i l.ti.ia is as ct nam as that
the ilay hall dav, n tomorrow, and it w ill tv
a i.-wr-:i.g tribute to a brave soldier, a
poo.-.h d '-iitU-:nau and an able scholar, a
true su.t s.:.au and an ever loyal taal ag
fcr.'ja'e lie; ubii.au.'
Honesty Does Not Pay.
' T'icre are many ways for a storo
k e;vr to 1 se money," a cigar deal
er the otl.er d.:y, ' but I think ti e trost
Sjrjvatirg thing is to lose the niorey
thrjttgh an honest debt jr."
"That's .juter. What J) you mean?"
"If you've el t r loaned money to fiiends
ycu ill kite cssct'.y hat I uw-an. If
yo'J have ever left sa lionet ao j'i iint
ance have a '"', you must know how he
lias avoided yon u it;' he couij pav it.
O'j-Tve that I ue the wor.l avoided. I
cf -ii let a man have a few dollars of
cre.Ut here. Sometimes one of my cus
tomers get short and can't pay the debt.
Ho won't a.sk for imre credit for fear I
niight ! jert. He has money, of cc urse,
to par running cpcnK, but can't just
pay ofl'a uebt. l.jvu think he ni'l
couie to the tore to buy 'he cigars he
need.cvtry day? lUn-ly. InsieaJ of
coii:irg to K.e end m ins he cannot iay
c'J the debt an-I ilea pgjirfjr the ci
)f.:ror two he t. he e-ifs to same ether
store to sapp'y his r.eed. 1 doct e hini
for perhai8 tl ree r four week?, and
then he Jr.ijs ia to j ay his hill. Then
he runs tip another acfjatit an i dUap
p:rsaaia. He has a raue feehnj: of
s'lame a'.wut coming to pay cstsh for a ci
pirand not settiin; for his biil, and so 1
loe that much tra.lc.
"Kvery 6lorektt per hag this experi-f-ne
unless be doe a strictly cash basi
e ss. Yu tiiuply diiveyour cu.st)mers
away when yoa don't want ti. If they
could only ander.-Land that their trade
is desired in spite of liie dtbt it would be
different, bat it is a characteristic of bu
nisnity and can't be LelpeJ. Of course
dead beats do Dot suffer from this feel- j
i x i f ahynes.s, but those are not the 1
rop!e whose tnde I waat." fl,;c-jo j
'Jrt'jJU.
A Wildcat's Leap.
" U iw far can a w iidimt janip? Ks
ShcriiT J. W. Hufftnn, one of I'ike coun
ty's mott faruose hunters and w oo-hsroen,
ivpeateJ, and then a ided, "I am t
able tassy how far a wildcat can jump,
but I know how much psee I Lav.!
known one to clear at a sing'.e leap. I
measured that leap and the distance was
just thirty-three feet between start and
finish, and it was a standir.g jatup at
that ; or, rather, it was a Bitting jump,
for the animal waa crouching ia the snow
w hen it made the leap. I was hunting
in the w oods Etsr Little Log Tuvern
iVtid, ELd can.e ujen tiie tiaik cf this
wildcat, tcLieh I followed a long dis
tance in the trtow. uJJec;y the tracks
came to an end in a f pot w here the ani
mal had crouched. I looked around to
e what had become of the trail, and
two rodsahcal of me faw a bunch cf
phiiiant'g fiaihrrs had been seatiered
about. J'rorn that fpot the track led cu
araiu ctf toward a lanicl swamp. The
situation was susceptible of but one ex
planation. The wildcat bad been hunt
ing for Lis dinner, and had discovered a
pheasact wandering about in the biow.
The cat crept to w itliin couple of rods
of the uns;:.jeeling bird, and that being
near c-noujrh to suit his purpose, he gath
ered himself cp into the animated spiral
spring the catamount family coil them
selves into when preparing to spring,
and rclfa.sin): it, bhot himseif through
the fcir, landirg on top of hi? victim, be
fore the bird, .puick as pheasanta are,
could evade the acimal's leap.
"The track and blood marks left by
the pheasant n the fdow were so freth
that I thought I might overtake the
wildcat before he got into the ewanip,
and get a chance to put a ball through
him. I Lurried ahead on the trail and
found that I was tl'-se r to the marauder
than I fruspected, for I overtook bi:n
with his prey slili in his mouth. He
never dined or. the bi;d. I bint a rifle
ball plumb into his heart He gave an
other mijjh'y bound. That one was
straight up ia the air. The wildcat fell
back dead.
" Fiona the L-rr-.tt length of the hap
this w ihhat made w hen he captured the
pheasaid, whiih, as I said, measured
j.it thirty-three feet, 1 had expected to
find him a young ami healthy Kt'iinen
of the kind. 1 wo?, theref.ie, greatly
surprised to disc over that he was very
old, poor and latik, and aluKfrt t Kithless.
The animal's hinder had doubtless spur
red hiia to the great two rod leap. If
not.and the jump was an evidence of
what a tnperannnated wildcat can natu
rally do, 1 weuldn't be surprised to know
that a young and active catamount could
ciear at least twite as much at a bound
w ith the greatest ea.se." Xoc Y'irl Sn.
A Sowing Machine Agent's
Tale.
I Jcn't suppose the man was ever in
oiitics or read a newspaper, bat one
day as I drove by bis eabiu in the moun
ters he w.-.s out in front at a wood pile
w ith a saw hard at work, w hile a thin,
r.tw-iioiied wou.au in a faded calico dre-ss
aid a sV.b-side.l gun-bonnet sat cu the
cabin fctej s fciiioking her pipe and watch
ing him.
" Ciood morning," I said to him as I
stopped my hoi.se.
"Mornin"," he answered so low I
c u'id scarcely hear him and without
sto; i::g his saw.
' r.easant weather we're having," 1
Veiiiurrd neit, but he made no answer.
" Pietty ha.'. naLi you have around
here," I said, still pleasantly, as he sawed
avay.
" I'm selling se ir:g niaihines," I said,
cjiijii g down at once t business, but he
siwi d on.
" II ive you got one in your house V I
asked, after waiting a moment for the
tawing to stop.
"I'ou't you think you ought to have
one?" was my next, as the saw kept rip
ping along.
No answer, and athtst, 4uite provoked,
I sai 1 :
" WLy in thunder uou't you talk?"'
He kept right on eawing, but looking
fu-.ivelv over his shoulder toward his
wife, who had never moved, he replied:
" t'lranger, I'm saw in' wooJ. Go 'long
to the house and get The oid woman to
do the til kin'."
I went, but I didn't fella machine.
A Shattered Mirror.
Hangirg in Inspector Seuack's room at
th ; l'..!-t Chicago avenue police station
is a small oressirg mirror. Though bad
ly shattered the j!!?!-ctor won! i not part
Tri:h it f r a large sum of money, for it
t-'ils a story w hicli, though true, is stran
g r than lid ion.
Tlie little' mirror wxs once the property
of v. forge liioh.of No. 11 llvllevue pla'-ej
and was the metns of savii;g that gentle
man a loss of about About 7
o'clock on the evening' f Octolr S, lSSti,
Mr. High, Lis family an 1 several guests
were eating dinner. While they were
timer gaged two burglars, who had ev
idently been "spotting" the hou53 for
some time, placed a ladder against the
reir of th? hoitse. Ty that means one of
the lien reached the second story w in
dow and n'.ere.l the house. Walking
straight through the hall he entered
Mrs. Herb's Udroom. That evening
Mrs. High and her guests were going to
attend a reception, and their diamonds
scd jewelry we-e spread out on the
dresser. As the thief entered the room
his eyes caught the gems and he started
to pcs;-su himself of them.
The snii.li mirror hung in the corner
of the room opposii? the mirror ia the
dresser. As he reached out his hands
for the diamond.-: the thief saw what be
supposed was a hand stretched out to
grasp him. It wts ths ret! ;;tioa of his
own han d on the large mirror re-re fleet
ed in the smaller ore. Believing that
he was about to be captured the burg'sr
whipped out his revolver, turned quick
ly and fired. He hit the man in the
small mirmr and 'org it all about the di
amonds. Ilannirg to the window he
jumped nj-ori the ladder and slid to the
ground.
Alarmed by the shot, tlie family rush
ed upstairs and found the room full of
smoke ail the smell of gunpowder.
Looking out of the w indow, Mr. High
saw t-o men running down the alley to
wards Like Michigan. In the corner of
the mirror was a bullet hole and broken
glass- was scattered over the fbor. The
case was reported to Inspector S.-hark,
1 ut the'Y'irubers, as they are called by
the police, were never captured.
One day la.st week Mr. High 8"nt for
the Inspector and presented him w ith
the broken mirror. Tlie Inspect jr wrote
a short hist ry of theaffair, had it fram
ed and it bangs below the mirror in his
OSlice. t'h:.:t,;r, I..UT f?!l,i.
Strength and Health.
If jco are r.ct feelir g slror.g ar.d heal
thy, try Elect He Bi'Urs. If "Lmtaippe
has left jt.ii weak aud weary, cse Elec
tric Litters. This remedy acts directly
on Liver, S:o:nv:h and kidneys, gently
aiding thote organs to jerforni their
fmctions. If you are alllicted with Sick
Headache, you will fiad speedy and per
manent relief by taking Electric Bitters.
One triai w ill convince you that this is
tl-.e remedy yoa need. Lirge bottles on
ly 50;. at J. N. Snyder's Drug ttore.
I have been trouble J with chronic ca
tarrh for years. E'y'a Cream Balm is
the only remedy among the many that I
have ud that affords me relief. E. W.
Willard, Pruggist, Joliett, 111.
. I Laveben troubled with catarrh for
ten years and Lave tiled a number of
remedies, but found no relief until I pur
chased a bottle oi Kly'a Cream Balm. I
consider it the most reliable preparation
for catarrh and cold in the bead. Geo.
E. Cranda'.l, P. M., tjuonoehawntaug,
P.. I.
A Good Husband.
A roost delightful man, who is hand
some enough tocau.se many a maiden's
heart to flutter, and who is well enough
off to be a suitable cause in mamma's
estimation tor the fluttering, was modest
enough to a:lirm that he remained single
owing to the fact that lie did rot feel
capable of making a woman happy.
This very statement revealed the truth
that he would indeed be the man to make
one of the lcst of husband?, and in con
sequence make a very happy w oman of
the girl he chose for Lis wife.
It i.- not the man w ho is afraid be will
not f'l the bill in tlie matrimonial play
that is the one that fails signally in the
role.
If he ever ventures so far and asks a
woman to be his wife she is pretty sure
that ber life w 111 be pleasant so far as her
domestic relations are concerned. If bis
modesty is not assumed he will never
quite recover from the surprise at her ac
cepting him, and he will always regard
her love as a possession that is exceed
ingly precious and must be carefully
guarded lest it slip away from bira.
No matter how many years they a-e
man ied it will always be the same, and
the uicdeet, cnassuuiing bachelor will
pr ve the devoted, admiring husband to
the ec J.
On the other hand the superb creature
w he considers that he bestows a little
slice of heaven with the giving of his
name is the one that is going to make a
girl wretched. He feels as if, perhaps,
he iet o precipitate in hi wooing,
and shows her by his actions, if he does
not tell her in so many wor.ls, that there
weie many other girls just dying for
him.
If money is scarce it will not lie he
that will sutler. His glorious form must
le arrayed in gorgeousapparel,hislunoh
eus uicessaiily of the tim-st and his
cigars the I est, though perhaps at hoiae
bis wife, in a girinent that may have
been cue of the dresses of her trousseau
cis.ry j ear ago, eats warmed-over messes
and docs her work.
He, in his pride, considers it enough
honor for any woman simply to fear his
name, sad if it were suggested to him
that his wife was miserable he would
not credit such a rid icuious statement.
Girl?, do not be deceived by the gar,
showy men, who are essentially selfish,
and w ho could never love any one as well
as their own charming selves.
IV not let the fine figure, handsome
face and dashing air ncake you snub the
quiet, modest chap, w ho blushes when
you speuk and appears a trifle stupid be
fore the gay w itticisms and flow of talk
of tl e more dashing rival.
The modest man La the one for the long
race, and, if your bead is level and your
heart is in the right place, the evanes
cent chirms of the one wi'l be complete
ly swallowed up and lost sight of in the
substantial, lasting character of the
other.
Bucklen s Arnica Salve.
The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Bheum. Fever
Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chil
blains, Corns, and all Skin Ilruptions,
and positively cures Files, or no pay re
quired. It U guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Frice
cents per box. For sale by J. X. Sny
der. 4 UCsT-rrTl i1 Hif
A HAD POET
rushed into a newspaper ofiiec recently,
and threatened to "clean out" the es
tablishment. bec:ni-"e they printed bi
verses wrontr. Said he: "I wrote. To
dwell forever iu a grot of peace, and
you Idiot pnt it a pot cf" grease.'"
The niortilled editor presented 1dm
with a vial of Dr. Pierce's Pleasant
Pellet, a year's subscription and aa
ajvoiogy.
The 'little "Pellets" positively curs
sick cud tiervou headache, biliousness,
costivciicss, .-.nd all ticmuzcmeiiU of the
sto;n::eli, bowels ami liver. It's a large
e-Oiitract, but the smallest things in tha
world tlo the business Dr. rienv'a
Pleasant Pellets. They're the small
est, bnt the most effective. They go to
v.ork hi the right war. Titer cleanse
r.nd renovate the liver, stomach and
Ixnvols thorourfdv but they do it
mildly and gently'. You feel the pood
they do but you don't feel them do
in; it.
They're the chapt?l pill ron can
bi:v. because they're rriarcr,:f d to pive
Eat'--f.;ct'iOH, or your money is returned.
You only psy for the "cd yoa get.
That's "the "f ?ra'.'rr plan all Dr.
Tierce's medicines are sold on, through
RiFE'S HYDRAULIC ENGINES.
Thrse n achines rtise water 20 feet
Lieu foreviry foot fill on the machine.
They supply from 2 to TO gallons cf water
per minute, and will raise to any height
up to 2' tert, and any distance op to ten
miles. They are especially adapted tor
furnishing water for small towns, facto
ries, steam miiis, dairies, and for irrigat
ing purposes. Each machine is
GUARANTEED
for diys, without money or note, and
when ia:d for tbev are further guaranteed
lor one year. Mitchims hare been purrbaa
ec by the followidg named gentlemen, whom
irirr iu wimi.-piuii -'f . lj. OIiaTrr.
Coleman's; 8 K. ileu'er. Mlzler' ; A.M.
"ramr. Gasselman : N. D. Hay. proprietot
of Hay ink, i summer retort. Summit
Mills. The above a all Somerset county
per pie, end are well-known to our people.
Ed. AVoy, Gen'l Ag't.,
SOMERSET, PA.
t. SIM I
' re
stv v .... ;j. - K
in
CI.IZ SLACKING is cheaper
at -0 cer-ts a bottle than any
other Dressing at 5 cents.
a" little goes a long ways
because shoes once MarlccTied with it cstl
be kept clean by washing ibetn with water.
People in rnodentte cireinusJanrcs Ciid it
ppohtable to Lev it tt 20o. a bottle, bec-a
tuu they spend for BlackiEg they save in
slice leather. . .
It is the cbespest blading considering
its qua! it t, end yet we want in sell it
cheaper if it can be done. AVe will pay
810,000 Reward
f. r a recipe that will enable bs to malso
Wolff's AcatE Blackiso at such a prico
that a retailer can profitably sell it at 1 0c a
bottle. This offer is open until Jan. 1st, Xk'J'X
WOUF? & 3U5DOLFH, Philadelnhia.
Oid juruilutt painted with
PIK-RON
(thia is the ramc cf tlie paint looks lite
stained and Tarnished sew furniture, line
o-at will do it- A child can apply it. Yon
cati charcpe a pino to & walnut, or a cherry
to niahognpy; there is no iiuiit to your
f. ruics. Ail retailers ec-11 it.
3T
.ANY I
lUlw.
V Bate cbxo aso -r
BATK CSKB ASO BLESSED IT. V
Ihmvpil on Huamr. Children lore Tt.
f Iwdt r HUMild Lav5 tyyUU of It In hu MlchrL
Every Sufferer
Sr-
wm HalarlMt. rHphLbnic Coarl., UUrrh. brrtorhiu,
AIhmsL,t Ibolerm Morfxm, Iirrh.ra. lAmewi. yirrru-ai
in biir or lJm)s htifT JencU or St nun, iH fli l ia
titt old AnewJrnt fvlirf ri Wfij cure. rmihit
freet. ohi eyrr, where. Vr.-r- eVi e-t., by riaiI. bc(U-ta,
tjqrM pid, $i. L tv. JOU.Ss.o3i A tU UTu, ItUj.
TRnASURER'S SALE
-OF-
UNSEATED LAIS.
Agreeably to the provl-iotii of an Act of A
ml.lv of eVurTlvaiiia. iirei-tniK the motle of
euseated lan.N for laxe. fiaived tlie l:Ub
day of Man n. A. !.. lvlund ttieever! cupile-
rnenu tlierelo, tlie Treasurer of Sjniersl County,
hereby rives uotire ibHt uulei tneSehool. 0uu-
ty, iUitldioc and Kuad Taxesdueon the foltov-
iuie nnM-ateu landsare piiJ t-tore me uay 01 sate
ttie whole or such pari of ui h tniv t or pr 1 of
land as will par the ta xe and cosu Will be sold
at the Court House, In Somerset borough, on
MONDAY. JUNE 13. 1892,
for the arrearages of taxes due and cost accrued
thereon :
ACUKS.
TAXES.
12
lu
21S
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JU
JlO
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.;.
Callacher Henry..
SUiu Wulip
llavr v iiliaiu J
Ul-.le II M A. IeI.Blie..
1 M
r.
is Vi
11
MrMillen R3Jt J J...
Pehrot-k FreJeritk
While John
While eorge-
Moore U
K'liruck Frederick
Koddy John !....
JLLEGIIEXV.
Airarine Philip.. .
Cliet'k John
liailher k (olLsoru...
M.'Call Joseph.-...
S'oras I'etiT
ile" 'all iere...-.
Sini'h Cnarles F
Miller Charles II
Gaither & Colbora
SLACK
(iephartA Waller
J 30
7 :
10 .
13 05
e iA
11 16
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in
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VI
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5 19
1 4b
1 XI
11 :
9
1 T
1 24
1 tt!
1 N.
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51 4
Cftset.eer Pavid...,
CaUlwell Samuels
Se-lultt Juhu... .
iu IK
6 'si
So
Meyers Peter
Aiehisiii l.i.
Johnson VI itliaai...
T.jni Dinah .
Hurcher I.eorRc .
JerniuKs Ju.hu
WiLon
(x-ariffht K B
Haruest ' Ksiate)..
Keieer CerKe w
-ii lien Joliu & Kate .
Jiempc Chrlt.....
1? A
2 ;
2o ;s
ao J
S 2 .Vj
io ;o
1 (s
S4
e. ;a
4 13
5 30
7
BuechlPT Peter
Ph'.Lson Samuel-
. ..
Forward Oiauncey
snOTBEBSVALLEY.
Lutiang-h Nathan. .
I'a'.t.ii Sarah...-.
16 S7
1 14
1 Vo
4 06
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stern A!raham.
W ill A Forward-
Har Hiram P
WINKKAL LKAHES.
Countryman Jai-oh...-.
Hay B-njuiin Ileirs.
Friiz W ii:iam.
ll.MMe Rudolph.....-.
3 Ss
4
1 1
S 00
1 6
3 1.4
1 01
Jlover sanuiel-
& 111
FnLz Lauiel .
COXFLVESCE S0S0UGB.
2 (i
Low.
1
1
Callalian Tliomas-
Fulk-ru.n W J
VeKennou J(lin
Sharp Iiavid
SO-ein J. J
Venter Frederick...
Palmer C. w
Siullivan heirs.
C0SE3SAVGB.
Mineral leases.
Browu J. Wilcox, Kring F
CASSELilAX BOROVGB.
US
4 11
Lota.
Collins Frank
4 22
66
Coleman Itoran..
1 ea 11 Klmrd-
1 10
Hay Mn tiari..
M
SO
1 1'
JO
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2
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lean W iiliam A -
Weimer Jere He-irs.
Kitar Henry
t'nknown, Na 6.'
S.illivau N. W
l'nkniwD, Nos. 24, '.
u rd
ILK LICK.
Bench T A P
llatl JiiM-ph
l.ramlsuiau Charles.
Moore John
Fbilson Sam Hid
Moore Hiram
Acres.
T, i
4U .-
3oS
11
2s-' 1-4
4.-S
Lots.
3
1
4
3t
1
4
2
1
4
1
1
7 M
S 4S
3 66
7j
2 IO
i 05
5 16
41
irephan Simcn
Mmre Hiram....
WolfexsberKer D. P-
Pbitann Samuel
Ciark a-'aurire
PhiiaoD BHTDOel.
Kanncle Joseph
Lowry SamueL..
Max Lewis -
Kadcliif Jacob- .
S SI
41
1 r.
2 t
3 01
1 Si
b 11
1 OS
1 27
1 0!
1 B7
2
M
SS
P.raudier J. W.
Kannoile James .
Lltilesi. J. iKsialei
Margaret George A
Ioehty Samuel J -.
Fuilel Iiavid - .
Fuller Kuboe ..
Fu'ler H. Powell
Fuller Cenrtner ..... '
FAMllO'l'S.
Ames Thomas ...
C.ilnnh A. Ii. & WiLmoth i
(sad.lk-r John
Temiet Rai-bael.. . .
liolden KiiMbclh
Iteiirer batnel .
alohler Jacob
4'V
am
mo
-i
iu
j
24
4S 7
S 77
21 71
is n
IS 32
a s-j
2 02
JEFFERSOX.
Fliek Ludwiek
Ci'lHinell Richard..
Hash B-njaiulu -
100
I
1
3 16
6 72
- JEXXER.
Friedllne William
Hoorer William H
4 24
4 77
! 02
2
2 7
70
21
ion
.'HI
kieruan Kims..
Kishelw-rirer Jease.
kilfla Michael
LARIMER.
Miller Jacob, (t'eire)....
Bowman John
Witt A Woifensberg-er-Brinkham
(nso. M....
Meyers Pi ter Heii)
isn
2l)
19 07
15 24
II 57
1 24
7 71
76
64
.TO
Lois.
1
1
1
l int Gillian..
Martin Thumsa.. .
I meal Barney
LOWER TVRKEYEOOT.
Acres.
4
4
4U0
4l
SMI
4'M
21st
S6
SSfi
Park Creorre
Huiru laac ,
lvell William
Artisan hank, Pittsburgh..
Kotidy Frank
Kuril Henry
17 96
1
S 62
12 1".
S 52
26
12 66
2s
Xi
12 60
Mineral Leases.
BcacLy A P.ro, ..
Zlnka CJ. ,l-C
Hensel T. V
Hugat Isaac, ft ol
HETERSDALK BOROVGB.
Lo's.
1
1
Hsrrlin Jv.ines..
Ileiucr JoliU..
7 24
TSA "
V)'
I.tD:tssan Soiomoo
Ph kinx Henry
Fiitrie John
Benhird John
l.iTlii"l Jaeob.. ..
KaTea-it-raft John
Meyer Job"
Krai 1 1 , ram
Keun MlaiE(sSale)
rnne John .
lusler Samuel-.
4 54
36 27
16 27
1 01
21 73
ft 42
R 67
5 .5
7
1 M
6 !s
MIVPLECREEK.
Bedford Ounnlnf , Jr
Bedf.inl Joseph
I uknown .
Acre.
3M 1-4
4l4 1-f
00 66
17 57
70
X0RTBAMPT0X.
l:j
f.S
110
157
n
i5W
200
Brown 8"sanna..
Finamore Sarah -
Wad man Marr..
W adman Priscilla
Wa-tn-.an Ann
How mau tract..
May Jame
Conntrvman Jaeob
Eitalek'a A Smith.
Sturu Ckarlea H
OGLE.
11 SI
12 03
S-l
6 14
25 02
IS 74
IS 0.4
Si M
30 76
24" i
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4-;-';
1 17
2l-5
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4.10',
4""
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4m1;
3.1-1
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4'Hi
4 tsl
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4J0
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4-tl'i
4:t',
4J0
3K1
415
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JO
i.s
45S
1M
Litham Joseph
8haw Ileiijamin-
50 Sf
53 W
53 W
M S2
li 42
5.! S2
2S 05
49 14
49 14
4" 14
40 14
49 3
37 21
Ml
49 14
49 I!
i:5 .55
24 IK
24 50
25 20
25 K!
'5 .55
24 7s
21 73
24 -50
1 55
24 54
Wl SI
24 54
40 14
4 !'
4:1 V4
51 a2
( lark James.
Moore A h rah am
liaiaes Adam-
1.- . r Josiah -
Irw ia John and Jaeob-.
siow John .
Wevnian Hermanns ..
sux kun Kii hard
1 borntoii William
West J.hu
Walker Lei
Thornton William..
Siiroele rhorraa. .
Trist Eliraneth. .
C "tark baniei....
p.jor John
Cook John
James Jonathan
Miles samue! Jr-
Folk Caleb Jr..
Folk Owen
Folk Caleb Sr..
Lrle JarneA...
W irick loUn Hr
Richard SamneL-
Weal Mathias
Jones James...
Berkley Hiifh .
Wentwonh 11 .
Himer Isaac..
B ainet Jacob B
PAIXT.
1
2
i
! W
2
1
4' Tilton William- 16 6.1
lisj Christ HuKh.... . 5 OC
4"7 Knple Andrew ) 6.1
100 Haines Andrew... ll
1 Lot Weaver Lydia . . 1 6i
Arres. Mineral Leasts.
I5 Brown J Wilcox, Rodger J. 14 61
127 " Felix James A 4
121 " KilKt n John.- 4 55
7 " Seese Philip E 74
S2 " S5-es Pavid. 2 M
26 M See Israel 97
51 " (ilntlet-ei(TerP 2 05
2iJ " ShaKer Pavld J. . 7 "9
bl Mtiarter John U. " 2 S;
115 " Lehman Henry 4 :4
" Foster 'Jconrii.- 22
42 " Welhte Samuel. 1 51
PjO " Bantlv GuthieL J 7s
QVEMAB0XIXU.
Mineral leases.
llrownJ Wilcox, liaruhart Jna.
Moug Catliariue.
m -
" Ix.br H. n
" W ilt Witliam.
" Friti Jou I
Gardner lieiijamin.
' Steinlmngh Gei
" P.arnhart Jacob
A. lam A: Kachael...
Vnseateil land.
70
150
:!5
l.;l
sa
90
PC
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2)
1 70
3 64
M
3 35
2 01
1 20
2 62
2 61
& CO
1 20
1 Lot
Stoyestown A Bedford Pike
ROCK WOOD BOROVGB.
Lots.
Albright Geo. ( Heirs)..
Crauter Ttionuis... .
2 SO
4 22
6 .55
2 2.1
.16
:Vi
2 72
2 47
2 29
1 l"
!)
9l
10
vet
90
linos Frank..
Oorsuc h laaai..- -
Aibrii;Ut George fHeirs-
Benfo-d 7eorjre
Feivbeu Josephine
FbUHprrf Jacob 3.7
BhulU Itaniel
SB ABE.
316 1-2
" 1-2
!f.5 1-2
2V)
175
17
P.'S
3V2
Ol
HO
173
PW
4H)
2n0
1110
uo
4iO
22
4L'2
416
4J
473
:iss
401
4
162
1 It
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2w;
45
104
1J4
U
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55
o
71
07
S5.)
PW
5u0
tHotler Jacob Sr. .....
1'erry Simon.-
Witheral Samuel
Weld James
Zimmerman John
liitei-hew eiidton
Perry Simon, ilr in Bits)
Caradtne Thomas, " .
W illiami Jew... . ..
Hidenfete lesirjre ..
Parsou At Wendel.
43 W
21 Sf.)
54 4:t
16 !'l
24 6
14 71
3.1 :y
so 91
47 59
II 76
21 11
2 2.1
III 01
11 II
io
25 1.1
12 25
1 21
21 91
3.1 22
17 ss
31 66
2 97
20 OS.
14
5 SO
S :f
16 71
3 12
7 37
3 19
SS
1 50
3 47
4 II
3 .11
2
3 S4
1 71
10 Ol
2 CO
3 25
11 61
55 12
15 72
I.ydir. 8et and J H Chi 13
Iv'ihr Frank . .
Newbokl John 1-2
lnMrd John .
Campliell Mary-,
lmnu James....
.Oliver William....
l-hotnion James
Mineral Leases.
Brown J. W ilix, Cmyle J
' Ijolir Pea so .
Ushr Joaeph....
M " Bender Ilenj. F.
" lamlrt J. C.
" Vooiir Maria.
" Grove Tobias.-.
"WeehtenheisT A
" Felix John A.
" ImrXia't
" " Koontx John
" Nhafler Levi.-.
M llerkebile Saiu.
' Klmrnel Kol.
Thomas Wm
" Bender B. F
" "Swindle Sarah C
" - I-ohr Harrison.
" " baler John
" alker Mosea.
" ' Bender B. V
SOMERSET.
Mineral Leases,
rn J. Wilcox, Mosloller John.
" Iriah
257
111
Bro
i '.'
4 41
2vO " Pile Emanuel. 11 39
S0VTBAHPT0X.
S2 Comp Samuel . 2 07
420 1-2 Finamore Sarah. 17 74
lisj) Koioer iHiniel. .... 3 ,'3
420 1-2 McBride Marearet 22 :f5
110 Mini; Ai Wiu . .. .. 6 Is
15 Weller Ifamel . 76
S 1-2 R-d.ly ilt knnitr . 70
437 1-2 Ronev Janiei 12 sf,
21 Kckert Joseph J 1 42
1 Lot Gray Thomas. Heirs, 70
Mineral Ijtnl..
150 Brinham A Hew itt. Witt S. G 4 11
1J.5 - Hink'e 3 21
: Jones J T. A Co., Jones J. 1. 77
1(0 -ot1roth & Knppel, " 2 5s
2ia Veranda Heim, Martz Geo 4 50
1.1 ' " ' Eii - 2 72
21 i Barns, Geti Anthony... 5 47
10 Fmerii k Jaeoh, Marti Rus. -J6
2i3 Hay Michael A Iiavid heirs
Kennel Jacob L S 41
K7 " " Slmaker B. 2 27
l"w " " Koros Jaeob 2 7
?a Wllmoth a Had. Tnmtmsn J 5 9.1
lu) Khynhoxt Kylvtiter. Ken
nel Levi 2 59
STOXYCREEK.
Acres.
2i Ppangter Aaron M
411 Mnrrv Mares ret 26 s2
206 Merc-re Henry 14 23
41 Kinm-el Hsniel 6 01
Mineral Lands.
110 Brown J. Wilcox. I Wiiihl Albert 4 5.1
J40 " " Mmtoller Josh 7 71
li2 " " Walker Josiah J 9 71
6s.' " - " 32
60 " " May Jonathan 2 91
i " " Glessner Jieob W. s i"2
294 " Inng lTi J 16 A
65 " loimlierl Josiah ft :n
310 " " IJtlldls Edward 4 99
1j5 " ' ljim 1 lert Ahrahara 4 0
2Jsl " Shank Jetlerson 4 9.5
.V.4 14 UovJoN:abJ 14 41
25 " Sprl'.-her John 10 51
154 " Htuixman C. C 3 61
Uli . " Uleasner Henry M 6 96
SV3IMIT.
Znfall William
402
14
1 Lot
ft 15
5 32
2 01
3.'
1 76
4 51
16 56
SI
S4
M
1 52
Kvans Jobn-
Noon Henry......
B. R. Co
Zimmerman Amanda
Stibert W. A
Fnus Dinah
Zimmerman Amanda.
Hay Philip ....
Jutiy Samuel
Miller Joseph S
Mineral Land.
Bodily J. I), Seheli Wm. P.,
Wolf I), and Gnagy John'
" Llrhty Abe
Forward Ross, Berkler Sarn.
Miller John A, & Ehlen F ,
Miller B
Peachy, Kelm & Liruixiod,
Hreuixer.
Saylor Harmon, Wain
VITERTVRKEYF00T.
Aerea.
239
150
21 1
622
4S6
42
4 01
4 65
7 CO
11 91
14 7
1 2i
41
M
li
20
Kinr John .
Fbtillz Jnaiab .
Roddr John P...
1 50
S 41
S 41
7
Harrah Miller
Miuerat Lands.
VR3IXA BOROVGB.
Yutxy E. D
Cobb i Freytuyer
MiHYan, Vuuug A Co
Sicheii Henry
Vutiy A SfnrerA: C
Cunninirham W.tHeirsi -.
Vhl J. H
166
50 49
1 10
1 S9
42
1 47
57
95
Lota.
1
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I
2
Sale to coramMice at 10 o'clock, A. M.
John Hamer,
Treasurer r Somerset Coonty,
Pa.
TasasratR's OrrtcE.
Somerset, April 13, 1192.
P. 9. Persons paTinr Uxeson any of the lands
advertised before the day of sale, will be charged
7o cents for adrenlaing and fees.
P'JJ'urRh Female Coliotre and
Ot iNhEKVATOKY OF nil'MC, PiUsburir. I a
to teachers Vnsurpaased adrantajrea. siuperlor
home cotuforu and care. Ssth year bexjins bepc
16 Send for catalogue to the Presld'ni.
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cured mc Noretarainsyeara. FRANCIS MAUilER.
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t-s-5'.Vr KiwiTOPrs t Wam fit-NewTork. Price to eta. I r
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SCHMIDT JiUIZDIiYG.
The Largest and Most Complete
Wine, Liquor and Cigar House
IN THE UNITED STATES.
-mTA'BUBm'B ism.
DISTILLER AND JOBBER OF
Fine Whiskies.
IMPORTER OF
SOS. 95 AXD ?7 FIFTH AYES IE, FITTsnURCII, PA.
All orders received by mail will receive prompt attention. "s
KO. 88 FRANKLIH STREET.
JOHNSTOWN SUPPLY HOUSE.
JOHN H. WATERS & BRO.
PLUMBERS,
STEAX GAS F17TE23.
We are now established in onr new l.uiltiine,
whii h, e eau safely say, is the tiesi-arranged for
our tiLsipesa in Vie-tt-rn Pennsylvan.a.
Ereryihine pertainiiix to the Piuntbing, Steam
and Oas btuinesa err led in stoek.
We Till, as formertr. pive rar,fnl attention to
the eTF.AM AND UuT WATtit HfAIl.SH bas
inets. Our former etforts in this line enrirnee
some of the largest buddings in the eoutity, with
entire success.
In the Pt TI LT PFPAP.TMFNT we carry a full
line of Kul't er snd leather Heltin, St, am and
Water He, Valves. I:iii-ors, Lui.rieiitor,st. atn
liao. Iron pipe f illing, tile. Prices j-.oted ou
appiieation.
CONDENSED TIME TABLES.
Baltimore arid Ohio Railroad.
Somerset and Cambria BraDcii
XOKTIItVAKI).
Mu.nr Stt3 R x-iwo 1 5 M a. m.
Sraerset 5 W Stm estown 621, llooscrsville
tJ2. Johnstou n, 7.25.
J:JmMum iln H.-;irra.1 etwonl ll.ni a. m.,
Stfinerset ll-5s. toyis.uiwu lJ:, Hooversvilie
12 u7, Johiistowo 1: p. in.
Jymrr ATn,nmr, .' I'l ):i RofltWOOit 5 10 p. lit.,
Somerset t:Uo p. iu.
Jr.l.,-':jiiirU)rkw(0"l 11:3 a. m.
Somerset, 1 l;5i.
FOVTIIWAKI).
Jai7 Johnstown 7:15 a. m., Hoorervi!le 8:21,
Sinvtttown .1:15, tkituert 9:10, Uoekwoud
9.40.
jririvus Johnstown S: a) p. m.. lI.-overs-vitle4.Iit.
K!oyestown tiomersel 5:01, 1Um-V-.voo1
5.25.
Rorl .'iwjt.fi ni'r.a Somerset ":1D p. m.,
Koeawood ti;o.5.
iiiintlipi Arrmin'!-ili'm Somerset 5:01 p. m.,
Hoc X wood 5-5 p. m.
.EXXSYLVAMA IUILROA I).
SCHEI fliLE IX EFFECT DEC 30, ltl.
EASTERN ST a ft CARD TIME.
DISTANCE AND FAKE.
Miles.
Johnstown to Allnona ".-'j
" " Harr.shurir IT"1,
" " Philadelphia 275
Kla-rsrille In I 24;
s cireenM.iirff, . 47
" " Pitt.-!)U:-;h "i
" itallimore . 255
" Wu.-hinlon. 2t7
Fare.
Jl 10
5 11
8 -.ti
7s
1 :1
2 :il
CsiMlEXsEn SCHFIICI.E.
Trains arrive and depart from the station at
Johnstown a.s follows :
WEsTWARD.
Oyster Erpreas. .T 1 s. ra
Western Kxpresa. 5.J.I a. m
Johnstown Ais-ommoiialioti-. 0. 45 a. in
l'rtiv!ei. y ,,5 a. m
Paeifl Expn s 9 :u a. ra
u i: y fabseuser. .... 3:.I2 p. m
John.-town Lxpress....... V vj p. m
Fast Line 9-4 p. m.
EASTA'ARI).
Attsntte Fr-rrspt ... . . S Vii m
Sea-piiioro Kx-rer 5-;ea. ix.
lium-i.'irtr Aeeo:niuoaatijii.. 1 -t a. in.
ioar Kxnress 10:1". a.m.
A. toons fcx.presl. ll l IU.
Mil Kifiresa . l ll p.ni.
Johnstown Ae-omroodaiifai- - 7-to p. m.
PhiUilelbbia tipresa . 7:16 p. lu.
last Line 10 ;i u. m.
A. H. HUSTOri,
Undertaker and Embalmer.
CoOiim, Casket and Robes
OF ALL GRADES OX HAND.
A. GOOD HEARSE
and ereryiliingpertalnirir to funerals furnished
on shun notice.
OctU '91 fMi Turkejfcflt Street. Somerset, Peaa'a.
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f.STK.MS. EvC. 6nx!irs Free Cy
PETER YOGEh. Soaersct pa-
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS
7.-r..,T OUT 2 ,1
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3
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rmiO's '.. n r.r-.r! l l.es K t ,
r-nU t I'.er.l-r. ,.,. rr r ll r nesnmi ot n Hit'
aM rtrjit, ne,.ir per cent. im wnkr u lanier nn
sun sweet-
f mio-s I'wJ-i, "l (-ire cr ri-rrnl linnt (TsET
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AoW cverTi,rr..
david m. rotjTa. Propmtor.
SALTIMCEE, U.
Chicago, in.
e-onfined to UJ : couIJ not
,1- frrr. f.rirl- aClltttTL-J K
JJC0ES OIL DID IT. K
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JeT.
TEIEPHONC. NO. 666.
BOOT AND SHOE HOUSE.
THE NEW P.OOM IN THE
DIBERT BUILDING,
Corner Main and Franklin Sts.,
uJreen7 Mens, Vomens'.
Of Best Qnalitr, and at LOWEST PKICE?
can be found, in styles of all nntkes. I am
pretareil to compete with one ami all
de-eiers in thcState. All I ask is a trial.
SCOITJPJBEI tT
ARTISTIC JOB PRINTING
A SPECIALTY.
HARRY M. BEKSHOFF,
II AMU FACTUM XG STATIC-HER
AND
BLANK BOOK ilAKEll.
HANNAM BLOCK,
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
Johnstown's New Grocery.
lijvii.s: ojxntd a eur
GROCERY STORK"
S,utl.eat Corner cf Market Locust Street",
JOHNSTOWN,
Inn: rr-pared ti fitmisii l-.nyc from
ciiit'trffit points wi'h all kin.i-i of
frsh irrncori s at loneit pri-es.
Conr.t! y prxttice, S'leh 33 Lnt
ter, ego, etc.. Like n in ex
chartj'i for goods.
JAMES D. RUTLEDGE.
C. C. JORDAN.
JOSEPH HINCHMAN.
JORDAN a HINCHMAN.
Customers vrill Snd us at the sum f;ld stand,
widi a larger supply oi' our ins nianui'aetereJ
giyj!s, fclieil as
wm s rails,
than ever. As wbcUsVe dealers ia
CRACKERS, CANDIES, NUTS AND FRUIT,
rv have increased fm-itiii,- f,r Cilli.s; orders
promptly and fatknvt.iriiy.
Joi-daii tfc Ilinchman,
T.I) and C72, fain Street, JOUXSTWX, PA.
A Vord to Somerset Farmers
and Others
Do yea want to save money? If , call
OX
Gco.fI. Thomas, Co.,
12J Clinton Street,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.,
For yocr Pry Goods, Groceries, Flour,
Fine Teatt Tobacco, Cigars, e.c.
All kinds of contitry produce Liken in
excl;ane for gocla.
HOW TO SAVE MONEY.
THY
CUAS. PIIIBECK'S
Boot .ind Shoe Store.
Men-' Hoots from f I li-'i op, and all oilier
Footwear at the I.oest Trieca.
All tfooda iuar:intced to jrive
Satisfaction, if not aa rec
ommended, trill take
tliem 1 act.
Look f-r the sign with the bi;
84 Franklin Street,
JOHNSTOWN - PA.
9 If jom
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to !-;,. or iic
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4 rft mm
rr.t-esj wtf h rrta.
I-t rtrC a Urc
ft.fc.,r.a: wvr t I u.. a-att.il 1 ijri a Li.- mm. ft. All m m
e-wctrwU rn f.i n. ftmoT, wh, me aim atutM. A '
mmwm
AZPS fair
rt3
New Spring Goods1
S. E. PHILLIPS,
lOU C'llnl' ii s:r?et, IMttl., t- .v t ltven's JII.ek. JOII.Vs I(
ISIIZIHS GOOUN.
ConsLitio of BU.-V ami (..--fei! .SI al'ie Silks, Sarah Silk. Velvet ar. 1 v..v.
ia ail colors, I'.luek and Colore-l ilennetfas at 2-, r, x,7 ",, ; i., .,.1
Iryanl. We have a ftiii line of ai! the New Wsarew. s i. h x- , ' ,.'
V oroH, i;er.i.ii
Cotton Dress C004I. Fi - ileila
anil Sitines.
LaIie prliiRJac-KtfM - iu:i t.ce fi iottie.ii!.. v.
Kid Gloves.
Call and sec u-.
S. E. PHILLIPS.
Cinderella
Its
. - if
Cleanli-
:
ness
Lessens
Labor.
4 T iSJ-ivC
V w , c -N
TT will ray you to cxau.ii.e t!.o Ql'KEN CIXPERELLA R.r,r; ;
1 fore you bay. It lias all the k.tf..t improvcnient-, and i. ...M - ;j.:: j
tecl to bo a trl baker. It h is the 'litvet draft danij'vr. by w-.i, h v.
can Lave a fuv id one-lia'f t!iC time reiiireJ with the oni;.:ar Ua:!.- ?
Tiiis is a valualle feature vtliea you waiitajui"k lire fur early lr. .:',.:'. j
IT lias an extra iar l:i;r'i oven, tliorotiirhly vcr.tilatetl. Ti:. . i
cf iiiiiowinu' an-1 oati'oititr air can be regulated at will: this i:.?i:r. 1
a jrfeot bak-r. and no burniti oo the ti-p. It has t!i Trij lex s!;,.'s;:
grate, whieii is the perfeciin uf eonvenicnee and cleanliness. It is ,
jiecially durahle, havir.-jr three M-jiarate si les, or the advant.i of tL-
crates iu one, mid not ea-ily warjK'd by tin: action of tlie tire. i
y:n:faeturtd by 1-lIAVr.N A en , 1 i: .i'.ol. !i ' ' iir-. h. A. Id and K'.iaraiit. e-1 t y I
JAIES B. IIOLDEItBAmr, Somercst, Ti
Kri-.-inct-r it Kurtz. Ileriin. Pa., and P. J. Corer L oa- Mevers.h.e.
UEMKML-KR "Thi i, ;..no well and ;th a care, esempt th; msel w fr. -iu fc.4
mmmm
I re. -v;-';.'4lrW ili
We tnit
one wi
OUab kU J
fncurabfo Cases Cec'irJ.
I"xAmiiii-t;:a frr1 1 7 mull
every sufferer from Asthma
P. HAROLD HAYES, M.
IT WILL I'AY YOU
to Etr Tora
Jlcjjiorinl Vork
WM. F. SHAFFER,
SOMK
HK243KX. IKXfV..
!nuf9-.l-irer i fa-i1 IH.iier lu
j.-ra Wort Fur il.l:K s;,....i XJirt, ffi-.V C.r
MM m 8115IK m
auo. A'jnu ..t o-t wh;ts bf.sze:
Persons in nee.', cf MONrMSST WO'.tK ill
fia-1 it to their r:ur t t tii.i t my frjp w here
a pn.per Siioaini: lil in- ; .--n a
.i'.'-..rt f .:: i 11 i:.- v I .' irh Fi
t'KSf LOW. I irmte -lei 'al aiientien to the
White Bronze, Or Fure Zinc Monu.Tient
Introduced by REV. W. A. P.rv''7. f a rerii!.-!
Imnmvement in tle p:::t of M Al i.HiAI. aM
(XiS.sTill Ci ;1N. a?.d wh'rli is t:i:. .i to
the fopoiar M-OLir :.-nt tv.r ci:r I hat;;, ai-ie Ch
Qa:e. 4 GIVE A CALL.
F. SIIAFFEil.
Louther's
Main Street,
ThisHcdel Drug Siirsh Rapidly Evening aGisa;
Fa7:rits Trith Pscds h Ssarca cf
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS.
Jledicincs, Dye Stuffs, Sponges, Truses,
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, &c.
TEE DOTTC E GIVES rEIt.OSAL ATTE.'TTON TO THK COtrori.'I'IXO OF
Mil's Prescriptions Family -Eecep
G7.FAT cjse Bi:'a tal'z:; rn r?e
SPECTACLES,
And a Full Line of Optical
such a larn-? assortment all can be suited.
THE FINEST BRMDS OF CIGARS
Always on hand. It is always
to intending purchasers, whether they buy
liorn us or else w her?.
J. m. LCUTHER, D.
MAIN STREET .... SOMERSET. PA
Somerset -Lumber Yard,
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
M AXCfACTEta xd Daauta and Wholxsali amd ExTArutx of
LUMBER AND EUILDING MATERIALS
-EEard and Soli Woods,
oak. poplar. Bitis(,si, ncxrra. McrLEivo's
ASH, WALfTT, ri.00KI.M3, 8A3JT, STAIR R.UL3.
CHER8V, TELLOWriXE, SHIX'iLE?. 1XK)R3 BALr.ERe,
CHiCSTNTT, WHITE P!XK, LATH, BLINDS, XEWE1 FM
A General line of all grades of LnuVer and BuiMir.s Matt-rial ao-l Ro.iffr Pate kepi ta
Also, Can ftimi.h aurtfiina; in the 'Jie of m:r hnines to ord.-r with Mtsoi-aLie
prurci.tbt!a, sucii aa eraeceu. O-ld-sneil wora, etc.
elivs c tsts j-srai-i r,
012ce and Yard Opposite S. &C. R. JL Station, Somerset
f.IVP nVD PilVt I Itprrn nnrwr-n-. I
rress ana CatfL
l-73. Sx.oo, $3.00
7-5i 510.00,
$21. 00 to $31.00.
SEW
at
lansmni i i r,'iis, etc. j
- uoiJ Otstlpg t'kdh, Canton Ci, ;,, c . I
' - - S
:-i:-tie a"
Stoves and Ranges
HTTPPrVc)
Saves
You
Money t
1
' CF ASTHMi" or
but tiie wort cas. .
organic disecse. c.i t I
I AT tUHtS
bf constitutional freaf.Terf.
and th at t
--v. ;v Ctalsnuuie.
2?
cf Hay Fever.
D.f BUFFALO, N. Y,
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Over 50O
Ccautiful
Designs.
r.J?.PriC9 Lliti
K'H.. Circa'or j
JE a - . 1
t'CNViVENT; l BPCn. r;v.A,r,
Drug Store
Somerset, Pa.
o:;z.r ile a a.vd p-jf.e at.tict-e
EYE-GLASSES,
Goods always on nand. From,
a pleasure to display our ldou
. . -Ii Acency for
MUi
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