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The Somerset Herald.
Gr.j-GE E- SCnX, Editor.
J'i'T li,
, f.r ..hi and young at Scyderi
i- .--a time seuin to y slow
.! ,ar-s of oats to make a
c.f rve U liable to nuke
: rf salt will prevent tbe
v.- jffniiS from be-
. ,-p in od-r.
, ; ;! comias a'aiist
lis. E. I EL.
-..bv.:ae line of Millinery
v and the harvest variety
1 " i'H.A. E. Ueu
.- jrs -hoold not tor ret
. - the dr-.-ist, can ft their
' - w-:i' a any optician.
, : ; ii tl-je pri! esjay of a
"A si-r has two
- i L.. a ic):stb, a bI, fcttt
, - -.i. He a'.io bis woo!, jk:a,
--r !:-. t, cf Jiir.trt"i!
. ' .. j frrQ the bu of LU
-.-,;s. h03J be b Tisite-J
. ,-5--.0 cijr.Ttntir.n. S:cs
. , t ,-. p.)r ia hea!th.
. . ;'7 renove t je cause-s
;.Tr- ..a-'.--' of the stomach.
, . . -i ars the at Li Jt an-I
'.i:'-i--.:c :u use. 'o one
:. ;b-tu.
l
rop
e dec.-r.o
ha-brt-a
.. vlc oa'.T way of areola t
" v,r reate-sb-Ttr.j lh.it
, . 5 ,r'iij a iare cr'.p was
',t,,r he; s by the rate
I I
. and vo-.r bead
i.l oiraa through, what
j i ; iaday-schtw.
teacher j
j Ayer's ?.r-apar:i-
....j ..;0r.i to health by
cnaic an :i'.r.s-
Aa Ai-at of Fuji the
:v. creat sa -red moacuia
!
. v t- i-ro vinia. F
- I T..
a:.d
rj; .-a.u ..... i
ered the !
to
, ag--2 -"J year!", died
: i.- rira i:t tbe Insane Sast
t ,r - "rwTi cunriaed tbe-e
j
l
,.:h. She was du;:.hlr
, -...-san. of Johnstown, and
;W3 It
to st.y
I ;'. The re
?:owa fjr inter-
- -i. : and killed his brotaer-:n
v .; bite M jsday cbrbt, j
Trj bad both bf-ndrir.k-
r i .a:.-: of the f rmer when a '
.....--a s.;ae religions cttsto.u :
, . htoanie verv much excit- ,
.-a revolver, shooting
.nt. e::b.;r sb-Jt bei'iit tatai
!ti3ii:ud 10 .:t J.O.
a-ii aiu- ch:idn.
. r.t .
,! t:;e
te l
tates are
r.ow
1 ta
ui . ue year r
ithin the hot.
t is irrowh;,!
iad
.Ja-
,e lact that i
f-tatry frt
1
aa-.
the cr
if w-
ed.
.-'.-re-.ij-h.rii rat.rca-:
, a.. .-c.
. Tul
1. a .
ous in a
-iv-s u.
at.aat?i r-re?ervia
few ibiy? a:-er it
resh fruit a.i the
! of i ..calculable
r elem-at off-jod.
iuii'ne has been petting !
jia reSers as to a catiuual J
r-S:r.i:U-i .Banner" seems (
ei.iti-.j claim to tbjt i
,:.r.i &er.n. who orj'-cts to !
.i wtii cf i
jeitioa t. lit !
ris j
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; ..f TLee" to the music ! H. L. Eaer'a ?on Hermanui. ho has been
e-i Banner." The editor 1 a stader-.t at the Bordrn'own. X. J-, M.lita
ets that s'ae s.k f-:u-r i ry Acaiemy for th-; pit two years, oce iUy
ihe tUvrt of ruiilr.; the ; last wet k received a coremtssion as " Drum
Md.'r " ia the National OttarJ -f Xew J;r-
i r t-j stlnralate Araericaa ccatr-c.-i-.'.
: . .:' II, -k J :-u hai j :-ta..v!e
. att.-.i-;ive s.-.-i -i of bberal prt-es
c -i.st.r.ai maii.l i orapoltion ! y
- r-:iu-r.t :i the I'aited State and
The rri2Js itall ior a wal'z. a jiaa-i-.l.r..
a piearici h-a-la l ai.iiap.--p-:
a:, it.'.h'm and tie f.-ur best
The c-rr.sj'eiitiL.a is open ua
:. -' 1 . r.-Jt. Tbe opportuui-y
. sttra: t:vrrns since the
:i. r.s will f..m pr; of a series
.1. r.ij3 is writirtj: on or'ginai
-...ar.ti tio-.:nl ar.d Sir Arthur
: .-a. '- at uri-.t.al s ?..
ir.volrlr.g tl:e U-zal j
taa could cvmaj.t !
.-a a L-jU'
r-cei;
came
r. r. c t:.'r Court of Over
T.. btcu.ia-.t dweit ia bis i i
riutor, wao was ju.s
itn. occttpylci a sm- 1
ii.e : r ..i:.-r a taj.lied stea-.r.g
- - a:.i ai-.rtey frcm the rcoai,
,'lr : j-U-ai g-uiity of larceny.
".-ui-.u r.-:'u.'e.I to act opt the
M 1 i ra char.-t 1 the j t
: i- i-r - -oca w as bis .1 welling.
. a .-.-iary could be comniitteti,
i r i-;t w.i.;'.d be guiity, al
was his own.
A. -. w, who wis 5;-c!-ker of the
t r.-i-.-.- f-oai t-.t to
j. . ' ..' a- h 1 r.i eatly. He
y-a-i -Id. When first electe-d
!-.-. w was on'y twecty-six
:j i i,. id the dist::nrtion ofbe-
- utemher of tie II..ue. Tbe
. -p .-.,!.- of h' pul'ii carter
. ti- cc-junter w;di Kcth, of
. :r.v as tu- result uf a di-pu:e
in IV!. Tbe atfa r t.-)k
: j : u.e w.ibdrawa! of the
a 1 - ei.-.ija frj;n tbe Uoase
i " Mr. Keith's stretching bis
i -. f. .r ilr. Grow, thoaz'a a
tv
j
- .... p -.--1 goed
:.g
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S'.r of
j. 1-1 of Somerset, l a..
I n: outhi' term ;
. -.Vot: Nt.ie Chief. C. J
hirf. il. Sayl.r; lilah i
: Venerable Hermit. S. J.
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j.--t-r ..
or'.-. Eh H Meyers: j
i-t - -: --r. J. ;,. Baiter ; Keeper of
j il. H.uU ; Sir Herald, Will-
- V..rtuy Bard. E. H. Werner ; i
--a - -r,in. Samcei Honpt; En- j
t.3 V.-iis- E.i:i. F. S. iioud: !
X. .-.
F.-.t
Jacob Hostetier : Second )
M i. h-aver ; Tnis-ero. II. F. j
I. 'e- .-,) rn '.er. J. A.Bcrkey;
UUvh to :be Grand Castle. J. A.!
K-tr. ,
b--iT
La- n:
T.ieSay the pretty
a of y.-r,
vhoice l a., was 1
' -': a w-..d sta
e of excitement byl
- f.rtg-.ei oi flame aaoouitg cp
' rf ofthe main building ofthe
T Li, a k. owae.1 and operated
I-aa-'h i" Co.. of rhiladeifhix
-1 "a .
T I'r.-
'"r.r-: ; i! J-.re to rave the building,
" r- hours tbe detuoo of fire bad
":. i h. Wort cf Ht-.1;.,n e,,I C.nr.
...... . j
l- K'e thrown ru:t tf iwt.!...cRirt
"-o Lsv tiearly p.- persons depend.c
tl--o tt-j- hti.j (, juj.port. jt -M d: lliCTiit
-a t 4; pr.;i.mte the loes, as it is not
a.arv bides were destroyed in
Xi'- -e first Cree or four in each Tit j all of tbe county towns in Western I'ena
' ' .tc dau bed bet bedow that the i sylvanla, will conduct tbe elect iou held Lere
r:jr i pr-ect the others fros being to-day. Mr. Hall is perhaps the best in-;r-
-" -- "I-e wih' at all vecia be be- t-jrasi man ia the SiaUs on the Baker Ballot
;aa.xty.fce and stvecty lbcu.-aad do!- j Law and he will Uke great plea-are ia tai-
' .u a geatleaao- who know ail about j partini as mixh kaowie-ige in regard to iis
ery. ,na hUsaii t bat it is icscred work'xn pomlV during bis risit to
v i j ti2 nine. all who may seek to Warn.
i
or four your? ladiis from this pTare i
triiUedat the ilarkleton San .tarium. '
Tl
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r r 1 a'
vr, both of Numstown. Pi. are the irae-Li :
of ttitir aunt, Mrs. II. I Et-r i
' " r-
Mr. Ralph L ..T.p-r.etker, of lvdtbrd, ac
companied b.s futher. the Jl;e. to this
place on IVIooduy erealrig. Yimnjr Mr.
Lcajreaether is a met-iber
class zl Yale Cc!'e?e.
of . the iunior
Jaaies M. Marshall, eii-krown to
perjD about this plc suffered the loss f
his lioui ntar Cociiueocc a fe divii azo.
He siicrwji in savirg only a few of hU
hoasthol J tfTccit
VCe irv&le a rrpat ileal of fir fare this
wetk to a report cf the iahor troutSca and
riot at llijnjsuaii. A fu!l rep.rt of the as
sault on thiiarst-s VtoJJ with Pia'tertnn
dtftfrtiTts mi'.l be f'iDd on the tr-t e.
TUr. Voaukins, cf the M. E. Cb-irch, has
tjee to Ham.-iM-:::t f-r a two wk' tIjC.
He Wdi :ormerir staiiorxj at tLai jiiit an.5
bai uzAtir wvu frini.ia !ilr. there. lie
wUI txduife (..!; cojt Sunday
wi;b Ii.Geurfe J ilua, at prescatl'XJJs-l at
An er.finetr ani cotracljr came J R-jrin
io town aiij la cj!iiiiy w;:b setr-il
nj'ni'oers cf the ijwa coticii ar.-l a party ef
eitisetsa TuesIay afteruoaa visited K.rririy
ran ftr tb partje of asce-aicto whether ;
er not is practicable to secure a !;
i'.r for u:uert; from thit trua.
Citii-ns iivisa i::
citj-h Sucks p ec-i j
the v.o;r!:y el t-e txr
ain that lie -ro'isdi sur-
rotia.brg that
purfses u A
:nti:ut:cn are n!ilizi t.f
caicuiiiej to tromote cood
L-aiitb. au..i b
ive rr'fu-t the Kxead to
brioj the Batter to the attec
a of the fiar-
diaiii of the beiiith of ihe coaiuia
7
j
W. Calibers au-J tii-uiiy haT re- ;
Pr. J
tumei fr-jtn a ti
f.raicr come, Iakh. Haven. Ia. Mrs. La-
rjtt.trs crotiiT, ilr. insert
aerst, accosn-
pj.aied them tc Somerset acd wiii jend
the sitramer ia the I "odors ch.e. prrpor-
aiae:fso et.trr a mswa. cubege ta i
Aid Coisatryaj.tn.one of the bea'. known
c:tieca of &roert township. uiel at bia
home, Lavansviiie. Monday a:":era.x.n !st.
lie bad been aa invalid fur a DurulVr of
years and a 6 w Witks preceding bis dralb
red a stroke of jaraiyiii. He was in bis
':h year. He leaves two sons. I'r. ieorv
and John, aaJ two raarrit-d dauubtirs.
Lacien VC. IV
y, I'n-ider.t Ju.ire cf the
nd
coitrts, ar.d lawyer
.. XT i
tber ,
of Greenaburg. are a: the
f,
m (irrttisburj
i continue their
b-jaieret Monday an J w
drive to Bedi-jrd, where they w:il a t w
day: at the "Springs." Ju ije It o-.y is one
of tbe youngest I'r
CjrcmoaweAith.
eat Jiie-ps ia tbe
A part cf the ttr.-:s'bt'y old buii lir.j that
bis f-jT vears marred tbe beattv of tbe north-
w-t wratr
presented su
cf ihe public square aa.J has i
b a "rotes-;:ie contract to its I
stately fce'ghbcr, the "Bear Block," h being j
torn down aa J will be
replaof ! by a band- i
s..me tw-i-story brit
cun.pleted wili be
t buildlnif. which when ! Eursane Agent'a notice as an acprewedect
occnrled by its owners, i el pl -e of inijiertittenoe and Lave t'.a'.iy re-
the Purdy Bro
, no a barber shop.
T.-'
ilar A "j urneti Cottrt cor.vt nelat io
o clot k Tuesday njuraia with Ju !'?. .or. .r-
he mur- i er.eiker. Tile a:id Fic-.-ecker oa the bench. , is not itaj rjiSable that the rlihts cf tbe eru
' The tliae of th Court was &v;.pied Ly bear- j pl-.yers ai.d employees in th:s case will be
I . t- ! . i - V 1 ' . i , - . : '. P .
a:eTinwaa oa cw.i.ei a u.e ju. ;. ria.e ;
S'h.Jol Ir j coc'.cte.a e.er'ttva ctue. an 1 j
the IhiverscraU B.i O. lb Ii-caie.coccern- i
ing a tract of lard at Saad Fa
. ,r 1 ..1 l. ..J. .t. .
.:jj.,j tsr j
railroad cocapauy desires to
Lave condemn-
Tbe condition of Main Cio4 street be
tween the public tare aud the Court
House i aboct as Clthy as cc.i.l-.l well be
luiaiae-l and call.- for prompt attention oa
the part of tbe borough authorities. The
foa! smell ariiiac from the jrifrs at that
p..nt ii ti'.7F!u;-;y o:.eLt-:ve and steps sjit
be taktn at o::ce to remove the eanse cf
The reautrka are a: j ll.-able to gutters
other parts of ihe t n.
I !
cy. uu y K.r'jeo by the Adjutant Ueuerai oi
the Commor.w. -al-th. Hertuanus a.arihes at
the hea l cf the B ordeurowa Cadet Cor;.
This huuor was conferred cpua bim
5o..c.'.at;on a:
is dcbtless due to
ha-: chplaved in
t;:e
baa.
rre. ;
iDU
he Lat.
i Rev. J. H. iliitn ar.d wife, cf T.p;ecaace
C:'y, bio. have been ?tfadi::g the part
j ihve or four wtks Tlsitirg amor.,; their
triends ia this cc-'tnty. Bj.-v. Zian was fr
j meriy jajtor of the Luthena charca at
i New Ceatrerlll and while located their es
j UblLiLi-i quite a reputation as h platform
; b. turer. His lectures were nearly ail baed
on perxjcai ex;?r.eace as a pr.sccer ot war
ia b.hby Fri.-ja aad were favorjliy receiv
ed wherever they were deliver-J. He be-
tame very warmly attached to '.he pet-pie of
- .er.t co'tn'r durlrtr the years be spent i
.ju.-s a.-u j jvl..-
cateii by a lare army of friend made at
tUit
t.me.
lhivattsvi'.le ai the scne of a ?m.ili rn
riajrration !at Ti'e i:its.'ay r.isr'it, when the
dweiib'.trh'Mtse of Kin..-r Wbit: rd a ue
strcved. Tbe tire originated from a defect-
tiue
and Lai .rai-
.uob bea-Iway w bta
put .'rth to eitln
S'.arly aij of
- saved. The hi u-e
itt-.-irexl for nearly
d---ovcred tti:it all ttt.-rt
Ku'-.-S. it proved r.u?v..l
the boUrt.old fTU V e!
It a-? aa old oae ar.d was
its fu'.i value. Notaithitar.dirji; the u.ct
that li e re eti tailed cotsthb table I'kS to one
of the citizer-e cf the Wis the pi :p
vansville en-r ed the r.ovel'y of a
La-
b-uii linsr. The n:f',u-t wa.- bright and ciear
without a breath cf wind blowing a.id the
tlaaies were L..t communicated to any of tbe
other baiidicjts in the tew a.
A little fj a. --year-old N:-y wis borrib'y
burr.td and died ia great a-.ny a: tbe bn.o
r,r Pe r i!:ller. hi Stot vcrtek township, hist
Tata - lay. lint. Miller was preparin-jr to do
tbe week 1 washing aad bad place I a bx of
tu.xbis oa the wicljw sill ia the kitchen
where the child was p'aj ittr. She wa cali-
. ed from tbe rmtu for a few tu.nutes anJ
i during ber ah-eace the child got at tbe
i mat.b-.s and set bis clothing on fire. His
n-reaais of paia attracted Mrs. Miller's at
! tentioa and he rushed back to the kitchen
j and found hiai envetoi- d in S sates. She
: was too late, however, tosave tbe boy iiii-.
although she succeeded ia ext icguisbir. the
Hani est. Tbe r little fellow's flesh was
roasted to a crisp. He lingered fur sevtral
boars in terrihle eirony bef.-re death came
to bia relief. Mr. Mhier had taken tbe boy
from tbe Foor House to rear.
Tbe Pittsburg r.jJiea will a bold a sample
election in tbe room reserved Ibr tbe County
Superintendent ia the Court House to-day.
Everybody, Srtw-ptctive of party afiiliatiuaa,
ii ;nvited to call and test tbe working cf the
Baker Ballot Law, aiid to prepare tierc-
selves for a correct ca-ttrg of tbeir ballots in
November next under it j intrioue s Keua.
The people of Somerset are proverblaiiy ad
dicted to Toting on all occajuon and on all
questions, and it is beied that evey voter
in tbe town and as many as may be here
from other parts of the county will avail
tb.-m selves of tbis cjfwrtcnity to get prac
tical instruction conoernini? Ibe new met bo. i
of casting their ballots, as well as to demon,
strate tbeir af-preciatioa of she Hum (rener
ostty. ,Km. Henry Hail, who has been
coDductics tbe JTiw' sample election ia
A stupid foreery was erposed t Vleers-
dsle SXjndav evenire iks framaed Si-rlor. j
a promir.L fend pnperocis citizen cf 5 J Oi- j
t.wuvp. that pi bw-tw j
. i : .
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r. -tr in by Jjb Opel, a I-itul er dealer uf
thai ng on, to JLs T. K'jriinj ua Sats
ajy. ta orj-r to ra't $ b satitfy aa exe-
, ouuoa i:itj by Kraak JoLa and Wm. Iliy.
Tbe to. was ilrava ia faxor f Hociiiig
asJ tlie carcescf Saasae! Pavi.r aad Opel
yost appeared open it as endorsers. Mr.
H.ck;og never u3tcted t!w geoiinnea cf
the note anl pnt up lie mooey, when it was
pro:cjtiy jitl over to Sheri-f ijooi by OixL
Sf r. Savior procoarjeed the iitialane of bis
came oo tbnte an i!'y Ji-Tuisi;! fjrfery.
It ia brlnv. J that the a'jntttire of Opel 4
Mios!, the former of whom ig a Iwothrt of
the (oreit, was a!x f-,r-ed. A w.irrant was
Luel Jct i'pr!'s arrt a? sooa a.! the forgery
was (JiscofervJ. He is PFjor'eJ to bave fied
spec iearnir.g tiit Lis crime hiJ been feend
Jufc(-ii Gifcfif. a wcii-todj l.vTyn:aa cf
Mi. I'h'.iaant, Westnj.'reiafJ coi-cty, ii-I
Ttrr i.Me:Jiy at the - Holel Tiycun," La
ranssi;'.. a ft miuittE ailtr eievec uclui
S-r.Ja; Liht. Usath rttUited frvm bemor
rhaeof the liicga. Mr. liibha bad ur'.ien
over the ruuntain that aftrrscoa, arrifisg
at Ijraasviiie about e;iht o'oixk. Hi
speut the eeaig on ths b'jiei veraaia csa-
versin wiib Mr. Tayraaa aj-. J the members
of bis family, but did sr. e-jn;pU;a of feel
ia? ii!. About eleven o'clock b ws con
ducted to a bed roota by John Tayataa, who
bide hita g Al-a:ght and aiartcj to return
to the hotel cSv-e. He h.i cr.ly proceeded
a fc s:tps whea be btar j k-ockirit: at ilr.
O.LU' do
Kittirc
to
roou be
found j:kbs ia the thr-.-es of .h-a-h, uaabie
to Sak at: i b'oc J g tahia fcai his mouth
ar.d nos rij. A physician was sumiu.-,nod
ai sprediiy Si 'o.-ibie but he was uaabie to
stop tbe llow ci blood ai:i the cafortunate
.,. . ts . fc ;c. v.
arrivaL Mr. Gibbs" friefsd- were nctiriid of
I bis dra-L, by telegraph iSon-iiy morairg
and imr.gtrnf
t rtataias to Vt
its wsrre ma-,
r'ea'.tr.t.
e to re m jv tae
He ttus oa bis
j way to Marbieton a-.d eapec:ei to drive to
tut r.b UondUr morning end enter tbe
5iiii:uritm tr prof. iocai trei'mmt. lie
tm ab-ut th
years of are.
Tbe A
er.t of the Hdraure Sxiety
no'iH-e oa ."vera! city lalics sar.i-
merin ia th;. plac-' that tboy wiil have to
provide their nurse gir!i with sua ba j, or
sonje oti:r pr- te-.'tion from the- rays of tije
un, when tley aptar t:poa the streets
wheeiiajbity carrisirrs. This action on tbe
part cf tbe Agent was taken at the solicita
tion of one of the j;:.-'.s broasbt here from
the ciiy, who onuplaias that tbe cui.ias
cip she wears, a ma" strip of f'ii:v?y white
materia, tie-1 over ber L-arirs, is no protection
at ail front the sun and that she sailers (xa
stanilj fruta beadacbe as a corje'aenve of
wearing it. " Feel icy bead," she said ap-p-ealirgiy
to tbe Ajit.it, '"anil say if it is not
a -:haate to make me piru.ie the streets with
out something to protect it front tbe sun?"
Tbe Ag?nt says that tbe youn; woman's
bead was as hot as aa even at the time ami
that he irume-iiatcly notine.1 ber employer
that she m-aat fini the sir! the relief ske3
fcr. It is sail that the ladUa ij.k -:p-n the
fised to comply with bis request. The
Acct ii t;rm and nys that nniess bis de
matitlj are aiXtiie.J to be will be compe lled
to pntt a pro-ecutioa ajalnst the la.liLi. It
aetermtnea la iae toar. oi liiaact eessiocs.
la the eveut of a prosecaiioa beiai
bn.uzh: th wrial will codonbteiiir attract
: 1 . .1 :. r. . -
..ae sprrou l.iiereat. as n is LL.e cuioija Ji
all citiei for y.un iaules who accrpt em-
pL-ymeat as nurses to wear a cap or baud i
some d sortition as an insignia of tbetr o
cupaiioa.
A Proud Record.
An unpretentious greu'Jemen who Las re
cent y lcome a resident of tuts place, and
who has a record that arty man might well
; be prou i of, is Rev. David R. Ellis, pastor of
the I al'ed Brethren churr-h.
E -v. Z.lis is s native of Wales and bad
beet ia this country about two years when
the war broke oat. He was a resident of
New York City and ca-jiht the fever so con
tStiiotis at that time among the young men
ofthe co an try who wrrs iaib-tiu ia the
sen-ice of the Federal Government. There
he formed the acquaintance of Kjbert Will
iams, a fellow countryman, who had served
nine years ia the I". S. Naval service and
who bad just returnei fr.iai a thre year's
cruise and bad at once reinihUed, expressly
for servi;-e oa the " Monitor" ju-.t atut to be
c jruiuissiotw"-!. Thuh Wd..ara K'.
fhlls inlise- for s-rvl.x.- on the same vael
ia the capacity of a ccal beav-r. He was
suhseqner.'ly promote.! to paymaster's stew
ard and at"terwar.l3 to paymaster's clerk.
Oa the v.h of March. CJ, the "Monitor" sail
ed for Haa;ptoa Boa Is. Oiring to tbe heavy
weaiher more time was reinlre.l to make
the trip thin the Naval Department bal an
ticipated. About s o" lock on the evenin?
of the eih'b the Monitor reabed ber des
tination. Fjr evoral hours befure she
rea-bed Hampton Eds the ir'r,6- of gusts
could be beard, but cone on board bal any
idea of the desi-erate erccufiier that was
then taking plae bet-vecn the Confederate
ir-.n ciml " Merrimac," and the Ftb:ral war
ship, " Cumberland." In fa-:l they judrc-d
from the reports that th; y came from tbe
for; where the men were presumed to be
prr-cticirit with the gtns. Immediately
upon the arrival of the "Monitor"' she learn- d
of the sinkinj of the ' Camaeriutid." T.-- p-erati-sr.s
wre at once made to protect the
" Mlune-ota." which had run acround ia a
vin eliort 10 to tue re.tet ot le am .
beria::-'." Ab-tt two o'clock i.l the m jrn
iatftue" iliar.vi.u" vn U jated an 1 the
"Monitor" laid alor;; si le of br thrcarhout
lac nhrht. Early the text . tnotaiut; the
''Merriaiac" w as dlscoT.sred by the de;is
smoke i-suing froai her slacks and it m
sapposeil that she was bearlnir down oa the
helpless " Minneiiota,' for the purpose of
sending btr to the bouoai cf tbe sea, wbi- b
wouid have been an easy task for that Leavi
iy armored monster. Upon the discovery
of tbe " Merrioac," the " Monitor '" was
ordered to ander way and ii.'.ercept her
an i ijive ber baitle. The reruit cf tbe ec-n-iest
is weli-knowa to all students of bist.Try,
and '.be success ot ii -bison's i l-a of a Soat
iug turrettd ta'lecy was f .lir establishel
aad revolutionized modem naval wariliie.
Bev. Eiiis' frier-.d. Williams, wis one of the
sixteen unfortunates who went down on
the "Monitor" when she was lost iaagaleotT
Cape Hatteras on the last night of the year
l-2. Rev. Ellis himself escaped from the
sinkinj ship and subsequently serve.! on
ibe " "iarida,', and on the '" Sassasaacas."
He remained oa the latter vessel uotil she
went o .t of cotcmhwioa at '.he elose of the
war.
Rev. Fills is a very interesting talker and
is "chuck full" of remiaicencej reiatia to
bis experience in tbe navy, but being a
modest man be never refers to them without
being "pumped.''
Here We Are Asafn-Barb Wire at
2 14 Cents Per Pound.
Tbe Johnstown Hood wire is all sold, bet
we have received from the factory a lot cf
barb wire which will be sold at two twecty-
five ter hundred Konnds. Guaranteed to
stand stretehicR. This is a good bargain. '
Call and it.
Jas. B. HcLrESBAtn.
Homes Wanted.
There have been applications made to the
Child-ens' Aid Society r four iiule girls;
ages ranging from 3 to 12. Any one desir
ing homes for little gi rls please communi
cate with the S:iy. The. Society also
wouid like !o plsce nine little bjys in good
Lorrerj ; tight are wttte boy frosa months
to 2 years old ; oae is a little colored boy
sgsj years. Address
Mas. M. O. Koue&a,
Masv T. W. BicantFB, Ireident
Secretary.
A New Era Dawning.
The "Listie Miainz and Man-
" "o "
ufaetaring Company, of
Somerset," OrganizscL
Operatkjns Already Commenced.
Oa tat ?rb Jay of Jane a charter was ss
saed trm tiie Svite d.rtmeii; aath.ori::nK
the ifrcorparatioa of The Lhwie Sfiaing
aad y nu'a-jt;iriug Cj3)pany, uf Somerset."
Last week tbe ;oc it holders met in tbia plaoa
and pesfsrted aa orgaization. Eimoa
Eribbs. of Daaviiie, Piwas elected Presi
dent and General Sf snar. Josef h Tate, of
Eedf rJ, 5Toary and Treisnrer pro f
and Dr. A. S Smith, of Philadelphia, Gene
ral Ajtnt. Tbe following getu'emen com-r-oe
the board of directors : Sinson Kribha,
John iL Gcdngi-r. K. Carman, F. C Ang'.e,
aU of Ianii!e. Pa. ; Ei-JuJVe W. J. Eaer,
John G. Cj'-e, E-i . aal H. L. Bser. E, of
Somerset, aaj H. I'. EJ . of Bed.'r.i.
" The Liriie iV-aipauy a:e ttse owners of
lTt arz-f of ciioraJ r?bts in "rr.erset
U.wnsbip, a.! of which are located ia the vi
cinity of Gri-Iia stj'.ija on the S.4 C. K. E.
Jii itje Eo-rwb-j wis tbe pria:e mover in tbe
orpiaUuioa of ibe I.is. ie Company lias bad
aa ere c the;.; traois Sr a nuxoer of years
aad would have bad them developed years
ao bid tbe South P?an Ii. E. ben coro
p.et.d. TheSju'.ii Tena richt ol way rais
es Arou'i a a :i at her of tiie tracts but with
tiieabir.u.:iajent of tbe work of couivrnc
ti oa thit Tis.l th wirk of dsveloptri;;
the tracts wis t-oraiitte-J to aSdnsber.
P.s.-ea::7 tie Judi di?:otereJ that the
t-iia in 'juestiDn are r.her taa aayoae
bad ever anticipated ar.d that tne time for
develop.:; iheal hadarr.ved. Two veins of
coal, oae four aad the other seven Sc-sl, were
opened An analysis showed that tbe coal
ia of tbe highest character and cannot be
su-;asce.l by any coal ia tbe atate as a
s-eam coal or for ir;;n making. It is the
sa.ru; irradt as the Cumberland coal which
j f z years past has c.tcupie-J the first place
i among the steam-producing coals of the
c juntry. The era. .ra tne Ltie t.-rr.pa-ny
has also hon cokei and an analysis of
the c.-ki reveals that it is of as gvxl if not
superior .ptal.ty to tbe ConseiSsvilie coke.
Coal, however, is not the ua'y mineral
substance aaderlyin? the Latie Company's
tracts. Fire ciay of the biihest gr-.i U is
fouad there in unlimited q-ianiity and it is
the purpose of th? compsny to develop it-as
pee.bly as p-i-sslMe. It is not hupmbabie,
in fact it baj been fully determicc-l npon,
th.it tire briek crks wiil be established bo
fore the present year closes.
With the development of tbLi plant anew
era ia ihcut to dawn, upon tbe r&rion sur
rounding Somerset. The great wraith of
our mineral reso-irres has Ions been known,
but owing to our isolated position sad tbe
wonderful develor-raeu's that have been
made in all of the ad liniag counties, they
have not heretofore attracted the attention
of capitalists.
But the conditions have changed during
the pa-t year or two and already three oi
four mines have heen opened ia the region
north oi rioaierset and are daily ii:ppin
several hundred tons of eoa! eairb. Tiiesutv
piy of coal unSeriying the hills of this
mountain region is exhausCf ss and it is be
lieved that the ti ute has now arrived when
it should be brought to the attention of the
public.
Fireclay, too. has long since attracted the
attention of cap:'a!Lta and now that it is so
geaeral'y boiug adopted for street pa7lag
purpo.s it is certain to be more ctgerly
sought after. Almost the entire coauty cf
Somer.f t is underlaid wlih tbe best quality
of C-e clay and a number of Urge plants
have been success fully condacte-1 along oar
southern border for years.
The Lsstle Company are fortunate in hav
ing !he:r coal and Ere clay so convenientlT
located, and with the great ahun.Unce and j
superior (jtiality of botfi, and their facilities
for shippisg th?y are bound to prove chtu-g-rous
competitors in fc.th those branches of
trade.
The General S ipt-rintendent of the Com
pany, Mr. K.-i'.-h?. a.-ijni piaiel by bis sja,
his been at the Tark Hotel for the past tea
days. He is a practical mining engineer
and will pern:ahy superintend the open
ing of the raises and the construction ofthe
coal tipples. He has brought his leant with
i.iro and w.il bring his family to Somerset
ia the course c; a few week.
Superintendent U. II. Hoibrouk, of the E.
A O., visited Somerset Saturday atid accom
pani. d Mr. KiibU to Gntiia, where arrange
ments were made fir putting in sidings to j
the cc w mines. Tne drifts will be opened
above and very convenient to tbe S. & C. B.
R. t.-a-k
Artive operations alii be entered npon at
one aad the company fully etiect to be
read to ship oal in tne course of lbs next
thrill weeis. Taey prr-poae to mine from
oae to two hundred tons dally at the out--tart.
This will give employment to a con
s derahle number of men.
The atlemea buck of this enterprise are
nearly all men of large mesas aad they have !
enteted into this e:;t. rprise with the fail de
termination of making it a succr- and for
die purpose of developing what they believe
to be one of the ricnest coal and fire clay
beds ia western Pennsylvania.
B'.rthday Party.
Several weeks a-n the children snj grand
children of Mrs. Silly M-rtoiler, of Lam
bertsviiie. whose husband died a few years
s-o at the advanced are of sT ye-rs. and who
was oae of the most prominent men ia that
section, cuno-ivt d the idea of giving her a
birthday pa.ty ua the Ovca,!--J ofherVhh
ar.nlvers.try, which, occurred oa Sunday,
p .h lust.
A ---n a as it La I !en d-ferraicsd npoa
ail w-nt to work with a will, and Sunday
luort.trg found etiny ba-kets ftlltd with
delir-io'es s-or-d at a convenient point. Afi?r
the evening srvi. es bad been concluded
at the church tbs ninety persons present re
pa red to M rs. M-.-wtoiicj'i home snd took
her con:j 't!?!y by sa-i'rlse. Bet a short time
elapsed until a table was spread beneath the
shade of s-veral apple trees and was ladened
with giod thin j prepared by willing hands
ia honor of a fond mother and gr and-moth-er.
whom ttey have ail learned to love be-ca-ise..f
he? statable d:sisitivn snd many
n-blc aitribu'ts.
Eighty cine years ago a diminutive star
wis born at Colemaa Station. It has con
tinued to shine with increasing luster ever
since. E:e.ty alone will reveal the many
deeds cf kindnesaand charity this p-articolar
star, mjw grown to be very aved woman, has
bestowed upon tbe children of men. She
baa been a consistent member of the Luth
eran hurc'a fr ra ore than 72 yearj. and
peacefully awaits the summon to go up
higher.
Mrs. M.stlier is the mother of ten chil
dren, four of whom Lave gone to their re
ward. She has O grand-children and TC
great grand-children many of whom were
present.
After dinner it as decided that the hap
py event shonld terminate ia a mannercom
forting to Mrs. Mostolier's religions inclina
tions. Several German bymas were sung
and a touching prayer was offered. Ad
dresses of a feeling character were made by
C. At Jonatlsan, and E. M. Lambert,
Jaob Keller, Joseph Ream, and Mr. and
MrsTAToert WrighL The tirst Eve speakers
recounted themaay kindnesses they had re
ceived at the Lands cf the good old U!y aad
Pke feel-Dg'y of ber pure life and stainless
1 character. Mr. and Mrs. WrinLt. who Lave
been Lc-r near neighbors for tbe past
twenty years, bore testimony that " Grand
mother wo always rt.idy to help as in time
of st'diction or need."
Tears Cowed freely and it was a day of
cherished memoritsnd recollections. The
prolongation of Mrs. Moatuller's life will
render her ail the more dear to the people of
this community, and when she leaves as it
will simply be transition to a more g'orioua
existence. BiaKt.
There are a number of pestilence breeding
gutters about thai town that are a menace to
the health of the community and call fat
prompt attention.
Mt. Mortah Iterru.
The recetjt storm that visited tin's aettioA
of the connty did riKirc damage than any
ktorm we hare bad in the past ten years. A
large n-i mber of cntber and fruit trees were
torn cp by the roots and many f nces wet
blown down by tie h"gh wind. The grow
ing crop wire also aeiiously irjartd. A
large locust trse was blown over oa the Hon.
Noah Bitaecker tenemeat boose, occupied
by Samuel Thomas, near this place. The
roof of the building was cru-bed in aad the
bouse was otherwise ervrr!y injured.
The fruit crop is a failure to a great ex
tent. Cberritj are ripe but are t f a very ia
ferior quality. Pears, apples and plants are
dropping from tlj trees and onlea some
thing occurs to stop their fading the crop
will cot be more than li per tvet. as large
as it was last year of any of taese fruits.
Mrs. John Sta?'. has gone to Philadelphia
for the third time to be treated for malig
nant cancer. She returned to ber home on
both former occasions pronounced perma
nently cured, but the disease ia as bad new
as it was Wben she first went to Philadel
phia Ibr treatment two years airo.
Weather Prophet, Fred Holder, who has
proven to be more accurate in bis prog
nostications than Vemer, Hicks or Gree
ley, tarns out to be quite as successful as
a fruit prophet- Ail last fall and winter
he insisted that the fruit crop would be
a short one this season, especially apples
aad pears. He preiheted that they would
drop prematurely, and, verily, so they have
done. Now he is urging the farmers to
make ail the hay they poesibiy caa. as
there will be a great demand for it this
winter at fair prices.
Tbe hay crop is only ab- ut three-fourths
as large aa Inst seansn. Wheat never lock
ed belter, but it 'was badly lodged by tbe
recent stoma and will be bar! to harvest.
Tbe same ia true of other grains. Potatoes
promise to tura out better thaa ever beibre;
the plants are ail ia full bloom and the
patches look like buckwheat Silda froui a
distance.
The c'.imate cf Mt. Moriah makes it one
cf lite best points in the State for invalids,
and every season brings j-eople here from
the cities who are seeking to regain their
heal.b. One of the latest arrivals is Mrs.
Mary Zimmerman, cf Iierry Station.
X.
Home for Sale.
The Henry Kidner prr petty in Beriiabor
ortgh is oiTjed for sale. For tcrnii, etc, ap
ply to
IlXNST KlXSTNCH,
Somerset, Ta.
Eminent Facts.
Tbe question is often asked and scarcely
ever aijswered, why whiskey made now is
not as pure and reliable as it was forty years
ago. It is never (he less a fact that it is
mode purer aad better to-.lay thaa at that
time. With the improved methods fusil
oil and other impurities are entirely elimina
ted. A sworn statement as to the parity,
age and .imiliiy of the whiskey sold is fur
nished by one dealer who advertises fall
iuarts, six year o'.l pure Penn'a Rye. at
?1.W per quart, or six quarts for Jo 'jv. Sil
ver Age H.jiJ per .irtart. Duquesne iLii
per quart. Port, Sherry, Sweet California
Wines at 5Vc A complete catalogue and
price list of all foreign and domestic liquors
mailed on application by
MAX KLF.IX,
d Federal SL, Allegheny, Fa.
Meeting of Local Womsns World's
Fair Committee.
A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary Socie
ty of Somerset coanty. Board of World's
Fair Managers of Pennsylvania, was held in
the parlor of the Bockwood House, Rock
wood, Fa., July Gib. to discuss matters per
taining to Womiii'i Work. The followicg
ladies were present : President, Miss M. H.
p.aer. Somerset ; Secretary, Miss Carrie Johns
ton, Stoyestown. Miss Annie Black, Meyers
dale ; Miss WiU, Centreviiie ; Mrtn Betford,
I'rsiaa and Miss A. M. Poorbangh, Berlin.
It was decided that Miss Poorhaugh should,
tbrocui the coanty papers, ke-? tbesabject
of the World's Fair, and more especialy.
Woman's Work, before the minds ofthe
ladies of our county.
As it is the desire of the committee on
Woman's Work to exhibit at the Columbian
Hi petition at Chicago tbe finest collection
of woman's work ever before ottered to the
public in ail her lines of labor, ia art. ia in
vention, ia authorship, ia the professions, in
manufactures and in every channel that
opens a way for her claims and her powers,
we take this opportunity to call on the ladies
of this county, to awaken Ui thi chance now
given them to place their work, not in sepa
rate departments, but side by side in compe
tition with men's work. Will the ladies of
Somerset county take aa interest in the
World's Columbian Exposition and coat rib-
ute of the work of tbeir han.ls toward the
the collection of Woman's Work to be exhib
ited there? If so will all such persons ph. ase
notify the Secretary of the Auxiliary Society
of this ccun'y, viz t Miss Carrie Jahnston,
of Sloyestown, Pa , as early as possible and
she will give tbe necessary information.
By crier of the Committee,
Miss A. M. PocrjiAca, Berlin, Pa.
Time or Temper.
No time or temper wasfed when you use
the Cinderella Range. Its large at-.J high
oven insures perft baking and roasting
sold aad guaranteed Ly Janjoa B. Ho'der
baura, Somerset, Pa.
Babyland for July
opens with a handsome frontispiece, "A
Summer Morning,"' acd continues. w;th its
pretty stories and bright bits of verse ami
rhyme, through as delightful a number as
the bibles could wish. '"Baby's bed.ime"'
will prove a charming help for mamma, as
the pretty jlng'e said at the bedtime hour
will show. This dainty little raigazice al
ways has the babi-' inlervsU at b-rtrt, and
stands: without a rival iu its especial lisld of
labor.
Price -V) cents a year ; 3 cents a number.
l. LiIROPCO., Publishers. Boston.
Russia's Great Railway.
Nicholas RosanotT, captain of the Russian
Army and Navy and aa attache of the
nas.-;aa Royal Engineers, is on his way to
Vladivosfak, Siberia, where he will Uke
chartse of building the largest railroad ia the
World. It wiil be buiit from Vladirostak,
ca the Siberian orr, to Mose-iw, Russia, a
distance of !out !! Fjtglisb milts. Captain
Rosanotf says this immec?e line, almost
three times the distance across the United
States, will be completed in Lve ytars and
commfrce will be almost revolutionize d
thereby. Agricultural pnxlucts from this
ountry caa then be sent to Bu.-nia via
San Francisco and the Pacific Ocean to
Viadivostak aad thence to Moscow.
"The Russian Government Las amp.'e
fun-Is to build the road," said Captain
Rosanr.ff, "and there will be no delays in
tbe work of oocstroction. Two hundred
miles of the line have already been buiit.
Enormous docks and barracks for the army
and naval stations, which wiil be located at
the eastern terminus of the road, will also
be built."
Look Here
Would inform tbe pro(rresive farmers cf
Somerset Coanty that I am again in the field
with a full line of Ftrtiliaers, and my te'f
or my agent will call to see yoa to Solicit
your orders for th; coming season. My
agents this season are 8. B. Yoder, Pugh,
Pa., Joseph Reiman, Stanton's Mills, Pa., W.
H. Landis, Meyersilale, Fa.. Solomon Davis,
Nonnalville, Fa., and Peter Fink. Somerset,
la., who ia also delivering and shipping
agent at Somerset, where goods will be kept
in stock throughout the season.
I wouid thank ail for their most liberal
patronage during past seasons, and hope alt
wiil favor myself or my agents with yonr
orders ibr both spring and fail crcps.
Should we miss seeing you, just drop us a
line early and yu will have our very beat
attention.
Oa behalf of tbe
Susquehanna Fertilizer Co., -
. A- J. Koslx,
Guernsey, Pa.
AS CCOD AS A TOAD.
Rev. Dr. Mcl'yar's Cplnion cf Chair
man Frtclc Ctven at the Furer
al of a PinKerton Victim.
Her. Dr. Mct'ysr, rastor cf the Heme
stead M. E. Chnrch. who trdtrla ed s the
funeral tf John K. Morris, cce cf the Pitk
ertcn vlct.n s, Tbursday. atta. ked Fritk ar.d
the Carpegie comj-any fcr the course ti ey
bad taken. Anecrg otter thirrs he raid
that the takicg cf the lire cflhe n.-en
was Enwarranted ar.d orvaHs-t fr. After
referrinit to tbe departure of the Sherid s
deputies Le pnxee.lt I :
"The chatnnan x,t tbe con-,pai.y totk the
matter oat of the shtri.i's tarda aad em
ployed the Ptr.ierton clan. They left in a
body to take chary of the Homestead miil
Ia the darkness of the night they were Scad"
ed clandestinely in a secluded jpes. aad, hid
den by tbe roof and iron sides of the boat,
they towel cp the river. Until they came
to the first lock the men of Homestead were
ignorant of their movements. Ia the gray
morning fog they stole silently ap the river
aad authored their b.. ats at the steel mili.
Tbe men knew thai Ibis crowd 1 1" Piukcr
ton men were without authority "and were
not acting under any state-r national huf.
They were not employed to take the place
of the militia, aad were not recognized by
any one to take care of the interest of the
state or to interfere with ehe, civil law.
" Somebody employed those men, built
and furnished those boats for dealing death
to men of this town should there be any in
terference with them. I not tbe state com
petent to protect the lives and property cf
its citizens 7 Is not Allegheny county com
petent to take care of itself without resort
ing to such measures as this 7 These Picker
ton men were brought here aad then pro
voked a cond:ct with peacabie citizens, who
were necessitated to protect themselves aad
their families under the circumstances.
It is reasonable to suppose thai if the
men at the head of this company are not ca
pable of a.-iicgjns:iy with their workmen
then they ought to be willing to submit the
questions in dispute to a conimision of men
who would be competent to settle them.
They ought to be willing to lay their books
before these m?n and !et theru see if the.r
e . n r. . . ' 1 . . . . .' .' . 1 -
- ' - j ' - J ii.cuj iu strli.ir.g i
" s.it.u.u,s aurup oi oioio
or breaking tae heart of a poor woman.
Eat their whole efforts have been to break
up the organization of the men a union
that cares for their crippled and sict ; for
the widow and orphan, and buries their
dead. If they shoul d -ucretd in breaking
this down they wouid then have wallers in
their own hands.
" What will we gain if they tun out our
honorable ciliietjs and vur upright men to
damp into our prosperous and peaceful town
the refuse of other places Why should
nitn, piling up millions after millions eve-
rr Tear fntm fh TaK.p rf w..r-
. - --- va yJJl :j -.. la liiCU ,
send this rinktrtoa crowd to drive out and
crush their fellows who are scarcely earning
a living 7 We have a nice set and a good
set of workmen here and they have not
been driven oat yet. I trust to ii.A this
matter may be amicabiy settled yet, and that
these men will be wiliin to take a fair prof
it and not oe builuia up coliossid fortunes I
on the lives of men. The men are cot
icg to be made slaves, . and that is
brought our broiber here in his last slt-p.
and put others in the sleep cf death.
, . . . . . '
course, bacat of htm are his as.-ciatcj ia the
company, hnt he is the only one of them
bo has little enou;h bljd ia hint to carry !
... M.JC.W.J1 ui,. a -ere couii not nave
. , ,1.;. e tvi , , . . .
been app-iinttd at tbe bead of this company
a maa less respected thaa that maa is
among the wofkinruien of this entire ecun-
try. Ilia rec-jrd elsewhere is kaowa, aad his
very name brings to workinirmea thoughts
of war and blood. lie has. no more sense of
teeiing or of excitement m Ltm tbaa a toad.
"That this man "yittg here, whan life was
sacrificed to the greed of man, wss highly
respected caa be judged by the raultitade
that fills this church. He did cot die a
fool's death, because a fool d jes not uke his
life in his own hands to right a wrong. I
pray to God this may : e ihe hist one movtd
out of this community ia Ibis way, ar.d I
pray that the uawltldicg grasp ofthe misers
hand may be opened, that justice may pre
vail, and that these men may rtetive the
just reward for their hcrny Lands."
Good Housekeepers.
Some of tbe beat housekeepers in Senter
set and vicinity use the Cinderella Stoves
and ihtmres and pronounce theru perfect
bakeis. cold by James E. Holdcrbaam,
somerset. Pa.
Teachers Wanted.
Four teaLhers are wanted fur the E ck
wood boruciih pchltc schools which ojea
sjeptember oth for a terra of seven months.
Salaries ranire as follows : Eoora 1, $.;.-
rm 2, i..i; room 3. i-J.if.: room 4
-, principal. Teachers wiil be elected
Julyild. Applications wiil be teceived by
Vi. II. JuHSSO.V,
Ey order of the Board. feecretarr.
Notice to Teachers-
M a rnee:
for the ensuing terra of eight months, com-
mencirg about Seft 1st. Applications n.ttit
be in the hands of the S.x-retary not la'er
than July Id, isni
u. w. cotuss. Sec .
Meyersdaie. i a.
.
Teachers Wanted.
The So.-uersct Borough School Bard will
employ leaeuers ja:y Ail apphea
! antnu-a-
" . ,!
Jtcpta-.td i
"ehae.'s 1
Iiy or-,
Lous for position as teacher a.-rjtcptaitd
with certiheate, must be ;ia(-sl in
of the Secretary prior to that da e.
der uf the iiarL
U. J. Putts, s-.-cretarr. !
Election jf Officers.
At a remhir a-ate.1 m-t:r or s.-.m.-.r.
lounct:. .ia rj.,jr. u. L. A. at., rae.l June
9th, l-'d, the foilowin'otr.sers were elected;
Jr. P. C, A. S. Snyder; C , F. E. Yoackla ;
V. C, W. C. Nit ke! ; A. K. S . J. F. Htnry t
R. S, II V. Bittner; F. S, I. J. Henry;
T TX T" v- - , .....
key t Warden, A. W. Snyder ; L S., S." B.
Henry ; U. S . A. J. U-.-nry ; Trustee. V. G.
a I ' irs . jTV IU. r f . lFi.t w I . it )i ii . :
tupkey ; Representative to State Council,
J. V. Ldmiaton.
. .
The Largest.
T -... i . i. . , . ii .
. um i.uij zjwvc me lariresi aau Dtsst cicca
. ..
of iiiiiir.erv too.is. but th m,t THm.
med Goods iu the Coun'y because I sell the j
cheapest.
XT ss. A. E. Vuu
For Sale,
A carload of Crockery from one to six gal
lons. A liberal redactioo made to mer
chants, in Urge l.t.
Man los ScHBotK.
Good Bread.
If you want gocd oid-fasbione.1 bread iike
mother used to bake, buy the Cinderella
Range. It's large, biib ovens insures good
baking snd roasting. Sold by Jamta B. Hol
derhaum, Somerset. Vi.
MARRIED.
DAV13MIU.EE. At my residt-r.ee.
July Sd. IOd, Mr. Joseph B. Davis, of Rock
wood, and Miss Aanie K. lliiltr, of West
moreland county, ra. I C. Joassos.
FLICK FRIEDLIN E. Oa tbe nth of
Jun j. at the brides borne near Lavaasviiie,
ra., WalteT H. Kick, of Milibrd township,
acd Mary E. Eriediine, of JeiTersoa town
ship. BAEP.ON-FrjEPUNE-'n the 9th
of June, at the Lutheran Parson i,-e. La
TansTille, Pa , Harvey A. Barron, of Som
erset township. and Minaie M. Frlclline, of
Edie, Pa., both of Somerset county. Fa.
DIED.
COUNTRYMAN. Oa the 4.h iast. near
Lavans7ille. Pa., of Paralysis, Alexander
Countryman, aed Co years, 9 months and
1$ days.
School iOirectors, Tuesday. June U. a res-.v j " laWrl'caihracre and la.vi fist I f..5 rl.T'1.',;
"'fc v aai-. a,-&. 4 t a I t !il in I III S i Ill iM-.l'l' f ' . ,. 1 . . - . i . ....,.(1.
latioa waa adopte-J authorizing the Setrrcta- j , , , ' r. ,.eT..., w -at ir.:"jr.'j...r': . i at ia ,
ry to advertise throne Principle and eijht '- SOOia--, W . U ia , .. .ct K L
TeacLers, for the Sieyersdaie Pubuc Seh.x.U fro? 12 1-2 t5 i00., 1 Lave great i'
r , - Tst,-
- .. ' r 1 -. . - .
- - -
- --- j fc - --
dfrt A via fda Paisley
For maav yars aa e teemed eoaanunicact oi
Irijiity I'ptvc.pal c!) ir.li. N-"ttij;X S. Y..
always says --Tkaak r H -r .-r-
sajj-S'i .tot-re.1 i Jej;i titai jk
ana nrmimtm ...-e- vo "ier Ii.-. h.vj I jiol
ert. Er.ft. ti iier u-u a-.-.r'y .1 y-tr. aii-t a-ct-tu5
ber s.g.-.i. To tlu; surprise ot Her iinuh
Hood's Sarsnparilla
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
GETTYSBURG, PA.
lOUNDEO IN 1332. La Ft-i.r
1 lo .! oi x..:-ir taw.-! u.l
.-,enu:i,'. st-.-.l tt-s in a.l a'-..-ur-iiu
' -eevaxory. !.arau.ro. ai. ! e ,- ajjw.-..u
I ive luve imu..: nr. Scexui ilea:. Llsrwr-e?. rr -'
vol.xev .i;-a.-e 1..-. i e.,rt.:ie;i;
h.. jTtM aj-i rhyii-i ci:li;ire -n ;:jtr.-- ..fan r-,.
rvrer.-el act-e.-ie tv I-" .aec.
tta.:r.i ;r.::-. I iat.. ::. i.u ia-- ji.tl ZLi'.t i r i-O
t'r tiSTlTisiSt St-j, at p':e.-at z.J dxaaay.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
in -f-r3itf hu.. ii-is1. fr N- ?iU$ i i'n
;.pt.4r;a4 5r iu4Lu- t-r ''.rft. 'isj.itT
Caart ..;f I'r.C AIl-l iii'"- i.vii.; J rrrut.
injf w:ta t,ih-ui ia ti e t-. .!!.:.:. ti;'. irux
ourn Tvi. J'U, y r tn.u.Ii k -Mrv-yi
H. Vi. a S i'iMI", I. Ik, Fr-..ivn
KV. H. w. isrcliLili, A. M.. hr.nr.v.,
Gc::ji-i?f i'.
FOR MEDICINAL USE.
The f-! t-w.i:)r t'-an-I of .f'-'.it'.eea p..- w
H uji;e aar.oT Le :irf4-.i ty any li.er ;a f
thr Hairnet J. A i-.:ie-!jt-x j,.h:i
r.r:.:ir-Ajrt aa-t li..:::.-r v A;(.lr.rwa. .Hir
St-i- I ii tner :a -t. i rsota j . a-
o.d ti n yn j..u nj !:. :Vm T.ir ii.
I - '.' ' - ?' - ;tr
I rie.esia. A..iorr.a. J-.re V:ii,-, s year-. .1. ft w
per ?-a ..in. n-! ..o'.er ra: is m' i:::p..r-c.t
i.nae-i.e i jrs a: i.,v. t ::-'.r.., i .... i.r.eni
I:nrirtei hiaeu ?rr;- i tr'a-v t;je S-i i.i -.r.e
avaraet, at ;-r tjt.v. -e.,,( f.,r
st. :a! j-'i.-e ii. V) etl-n eia ce Ur n.-o f
jj-k;ui. Pro-a-i a-ieaiji.ii lo ait uia.i r :.-ri.
A. ANDRIESSEN,
172, Federal SL, - ALLEGHENY, PA.
FARM FOR SALE.
i trf:uiw? ix ut ir,- o: wi rr hn.,-r
ihts I'Ui.l:--riii leTUiiLs irvtii S iii -rt
l'.tS--U?. i"'-. v.-ntAiL.".' 4 '..' i 'i . t;
s.' r re -ir;4'l. haaU''t? ta '...jo. '"v-:. Tne
citjrt-i laj'-i ii :u a s-l 't-;.d ui i :.:.v
otvervd w:th Mio -n$j- - i'-i ; T:-t --r rit.u'i
on tije izi V; i .y ft.r '.i.t u.ma. wt:.i 'ovru m.v.4.
n:re. F'r -rri-er ir ;urc:at-a - iu r. er riie u
v.. u.
J H. r hl
XL X
t TV'".i n- tlvii
! h"
1 of jclin r, Hirr-t-i J'.:r."4iJ
! Jac. .r,
7. t. Ac LU
! J:-' tWrtnaa and v.S -'..r.
;t.!ea-i a.- i.-.; :ar.-. .-e.n.-ni :i t v-i.rr:--:.: iu
....r,l an-! '-he ajse h. au-v uui.-! i.y ir.y-
; . . ....1
:
j "-Z."-,
' 11
I
jtE.? r. imsf:
A E. UHL!
ur:!.:r is here
titer suiip-!
j pit!? ha- l-yun ! WIi.-re Ct:n a .0I j
I;r.e Ot Mldllier Dre.-s raoriCsi be
found ? I answer, ritrht here. We
hare a complete line to sho"-" ia
?i!k. Wool or Wa.-h Goo Is.
Host rrnarantee-1 Elaek Siiks. Hhek
India Silk, nerijaliae. Faillearia.
Glorio-a, Dcatttiful Gloria iu col
ors, also Surahs.
LTan-isOu-.e Elaek Silk Lace Flouac-
iars, all li'ualiti'-s.
A l-eautif .l line of t '.ai.i aii-1 nov
el tr IfV'IforJ Cords, r riees low,
aIl'w-o..l at . il.it. I.4'.
I Tiie best EiackSiik Warp Ilenrict-
ta ever shown for the riee.-.
1. 0 ) to !.. erj-ar!.
4U-inch Wool Henrietta ii I hick
oe, t f.-,'A-i frrt-n Tt t -i Ii
-id-inch Wool "Henriettas fro:u
CO t )
.-rs.
-tU-iEcu a.i wool serre, -vi to to
a .-v l 1 a , . , , . -
yards, daek ar.d eclor.
4C-i:ich aU wool S-.-rzis, f.-o:a To to
lM' yards Ll.ick aad color?.
Beautiful 3'i-icch fancy striped ea-h-
Luercs, - to "dV.
A lirye liae of sunimer clothi and
homespua cheap.
' variety.
White lawns, wara SC ok ,
it cM at
i . , -.. . !
10 to 0"ets.
A coa.pleto line of cnlrci.!erei
j wliite dres.i roo Is f -r infants. !
children, ruis-es" and lidies". j
j Tj.e br,ro.r aail handsOltK-t line cf !
I t ....i i . i .t i : i
.- - . ,. -
to fait. Aa trratiense line cf
j -.
Leantiltl dress z-ii.-'h.t.-ns .lOra ?
to Jacts.
A lar-c assortment of Chaliie.,
Tine Aprde TLssa-.s, S-.tloens and
j Other wa-i! gO-lSS liuru . t0
: A L-eattiifil assortaje.it of Galatea,
i .Vi'.iica aau uu..i; ctuii.a tit tuaiii,
plaid, striped and polkti spots
fro;a to I
Yard wide wash ser.-.s. it'ets.
Dest thirtittrs. S to 10 cts.
i 1ark A Yijlt CalieOC
j Musli.t.-,
-. octi.
r .. . ,,,.1 ....
j Apron Ci'i-harHs, to
j j,.,, CIJrta:ES frci.i "'"'- to ?f..oa
,
i V
Curtain scrira fr wi 5 1
; fT:: r-r-i i-i riC.b.a
i t ---r
.i.-.
- .ir '- vir i'it r i n.nin:-, an.i etui-
urens tires sei, coat-i. caps anu
banaets. Ladies" skirts, ni'"jt
dresses, corsets, co ers. etc., all
priees. Cheaiile and raw silk
tabic covers. port;erres ir djors
and douide parlors, towc. tao.e
linens, napkin and stamped
goods new and cheap.
A complete line cf the ce'eLratcd
Y. S. F. fast blark stoekin-s.
ran-jiar ia price fro a 10 cents
to silk at $1.2o.
A larrre variety of trloves and sijk
mits, wash embroidery silks and
a jrreut variety of fiacy articles.
A -rreat variety of new style car-cs,
blazers and refrri for Ladies'
and children.
With an experience of a' rot J11 years la
the Mti-nery oaine-H. J jr.n whiei ti-ne I
have- learned bow. when and where to boy
to tbe best advanisa - ar.d at ihr iowest pri
ces as well as to trim ;n tbeskd.'-.l at d tasreftil
manner. w:ili ti abittty and determination
to turn out the handst mest aad best joo-is
for the !eat money, is a guaranty that my
customers will ift more and prettier S'nis
than cao be ha i etsewhere WLere the same
advantas and er-ri'-nce doe not es.-t.
The larre variev of dry so!s ar-J other
pv-ids taat I sell in ad.ht.oa t M.llioery
? is en shies me to v-! at mai er prot.ts
than thoee liiat arecir.rinei to O'.e line of
gtAAls a.or.t lor their j roita.
Mrs. A. E. UHL.
Fifth AvnQwt,
Plt.uiju
Special Summer
All Slimmer Goods.
You. save 1-3 oa. all-Summer Dress Gooos.
You save 1-2 on. all Summer Milliner.
You save 1-3 on all Summer Suits and Wraps.
You save 1-3 ca all Summer silks aud Grenadines.
You Save Money on Evervtliimr
. . . DUULXG .
Our Great July Sale.
Come ' or seuJ for Samples.
CAMPBELL & DICK,
81-83-85-87-&-89 5th Ave., Pittsburg.
Clothing, Hats Underwear, etc.
Where to bur men's wear ofthe best gra.b;-. best makes aa-l le-t stvlea
Where?
Wtv. of course, at the Mainmctli CI
:v. of course, at the Mammoth
" TOWN IlfSTLElLS.
t Sult3 cf the latest i:it:era.-. Ilabs cf
.e.-t ana nooi'ie-t laiiions. i. u
niateriahs caa alavs he ha.l at
f .
It voti art ,-H'kin avvkI rAii?4. r!if!H
prices, -we arc tout tiotaiers t
THOMAS
Successors to Thorn
2"1 an.l Main Stret
Will cost yon nothuitj to exam
ime goods and compare prices.
ANDREW FOSTER,
247, 240, Main Street, JOHNSTOWN, PA.'
Cry Goods, 1 ons, anets, k.
mHOW BIG? -sBJBEiiFE mm a
... Hh ccr $127 cf Asssts 13
SHOW STRONG?
V7rlte for rates on th -Ra.ncwwblw Term piwri. -
AGENTS WANTED
8 Lsata..T. 531 Wood st. Pittsbursr. Pa.
POWELL'S PUBE
T'.sj a-ricte is ior.ef-nei catted
li vlrrd Krli if lJu-a is
-eiii.'e't '.i I e i-harg -t CA.
j t ,3 ait'tt-ewiaj. i jn-l :r.r:.;.'.n
tiiee-ei.)f l.lin ".i;'i m.tjr.s. l-y
n r'.f.! j.r.::ii.,i f.ir.tniiiti.
t i-vei: . rUw !;.e S1 ert.iO.
ai.ut:-.-n -n t'a. i--r tna.
twweir.re llaw.l el!w
Bit aiHl Ura Km a IVrrlili
IPfl ar -i.-.-;.trf.il ll:e .--.-st
.inir'- Fe-.K.7ei Kir H'Vnl
a-j.1 (.ru..!t K-iil mmn j. .ui
DISSOLVED
SOUTH
CAROLINA
BONE
as. at 1 r'X .1 raen.
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rn;r os parti r:-x.
Ca ;r: v.-. :;tr fc.irtr-.i. rt Browu wu'i-.iv K..4iia j
a,' t; .i:U;.-r;urT i it!l J OU aw j
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FftUflf i-'Malf. Is' - I
V.eii tjt nt-r r.x r tr.t in pt. rnahnrr i f a -r:t
f I ff. -'t ont o :b rf-.jj
t (r Tl "' i;-rr-trl toiirty. r'., aiid ! Btv tf:r t-
r . rtu? oi a a H i. r, .r wiUi..
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Tu?-la trif a tfa rf AnifiM. l-ft. mhra ftt.2
mti-T" V ti r51 aCtO! U".t-U '.'liLfi pnTcr. I
itiotf - i tiler. It.
A
UDIToll'S NOTICE.
TT-e u:.'1.-r" r:tri ixa vi-fMr.tl
A lti.ir ?t 1 ' tisa f . -. t bui i.Minhu- t
r to ail i a:.i ii'-iiw r--. t n'.. Ivi tr-rrw. J
iZi v l.i ttLt;S a. l'r. ti!.i.'e uf f.
J. iitT. .s- . !-i ia fi-rH rrt miaf.
Juw jViii. : if. M . a-i aT -i
AuUajr.
JXECUTUiy NOTICE.
Emtaid of niri--Uaina LatrvJrl. of Krirajioaaaaj
U :ia- j. 'ir-airri.
Jji-ZZr-x A t.T2:r.Hrai.n on n Iiji;D
iiLo'.if ixji '; lertoy wa U ait pri.
irs'i-.-t'Ufwi tfi rL;r u n. itaanri ie ry-tua-ut.
a. '.r,. bAni4 r:a.io ajra.:.K
will k.reeTi: Lifm ait..t'if teta.ioi iur ;.!?
i?nt. Hir,rk, Jaiy i'a at oi in-
ji;-:eh tie.:llU.r, j
!E STORE.
OF
Clothi:
- otI.ir.d - Store run l v t!..- JOHN'S
i v t:.c
Xe.'kwar
the newest stvlo
t;.o
- i. - rwear ot aU rr.u
- The II L'ST LKII S
s. trrad'
L-s an.l
Knit-orima.
n'n.ar l of I-w
"im.!; ! s
at
i-ov o
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& KARR,
as, Karr & Og.tvie.
- t. JOIIXSH - WX. V.
sscure every SiOO cf liabilities.
S12.00afon
t aab, ia-Ia.m biu m or i"a!
b)La ol 1 1 ti-t m or er. 4;or.-
tH. I.aM 1WT WU OlX-ttilTUr ilrr
draa.:. Ptiwrlt'1 tlv'4
HotM -;.-r-t'ri1a wvi.-
lo 'h' I ruu:. -A - ?rj i
tiaiwtn -xt? '-rhivr-1 1 irv:-;
btrd-.y t!:e r-r. ..rxl
Kw ri.i-n laat'-in? iiv it 'Ia:
ifi.il: 'IliO. ".'
trt"n: w. rlt.u r ;
:yi-ii :m fr- tii : f- rr
ten ,!v-tr' LT.n tfa-r brxn-haw
- . .r:w. krmm iLtankn,
wt-"tt t- .-ra-v.
Ht a whet terti:4 CteMciv um
MILLERS
WALL PAPER
- !nr? 'ir-t ?a
S-aj ! M - ; ,-rJ
F:-. i...: i
t? .:r "l 1 "
IT WILL
PAY.
AGENTS WANTED.
J, Ker.vin Miller & Co.
itl 3n.tr "e.; 3' -jt Pttfei-a-ja, Pi
H. F. SEANOR,
Latrobe, - Pa.
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rr-v '. Zy.mVlS ' -5
; .V Jr-yy--:
j The Springfield Imprcved Trac
tion Engine.
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wr. Lc oc Lca aii i icre 1 ti:i
H. F. SZANOR.
R, I.T, BEACHY,
Veterinary Surgeon,
tivL a'l r-ir.Nii? i h r- i -a i h :r a.
n4 a.
k.i 1 ta-
al liptiUv a r-.r! .". u :."t i-. ii - a:rt.
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P!a:- Of rMVn.t, i rB:ier WJ of 5
Pa. tiMfattiX a. lrt-
Gran tsville.
- 31 d
W. S. Bc 1 Co,
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- tm cavcaaa,
a.-i
aout aoeac
rtaU rf t"tai"H' tor