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. . r IJ nu y cling at fcLj J?rs
s Sum's." in wcaiber ia
v. , v j-rea.ber anJ people.
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h' I t --e kbe-
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-i ms .L'r." tare rr.m mnctj
,; -ao!i. at ..resent b-ing ea
.v.:,..e nbat ia tiie f.c!vK
. ;-rr ohuVm in tLe
ia juiy. "e
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s from cholera ia
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;'s of attending scL.iol this ?
vo .'La. W. Lean. Isdiaaoa,
-. of the leading Normal
.-.el tf-ii Minnesota uJ tli
,M l:';.i.j LtisLeis of
..- ir.J v.ri!! we tber will
t to ?J near an oea win-
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stortu. s.rraci
from the ias.de is a
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',.. rutty.
.Le Hts.vLO aiiuiiid njt forgtt
-r. tLe d.-uepit. can t tiieir
;trB a- well as any optician,
r u: six yuirs eiprieiice in
:. tlr citv Photographer, has
I . aid wUl be found at the
r : .;. Gallery for a short
v ,i;t st.-ictiy t rat -ciasa Fhcr
...x cil.
r i-.y " --y P-1 ru:a s f reB"
- r.:-.- duubt it, and a&ktobe
'e ;r.-n Wjiliin.t'-n, Pranklin, i
... ii..wer tha n-ay be, of one
,. .-. - ;Lere r.ever was a greater j
. r :ua Aver tasapr:lla.
;. u--i or:e hundred aad four
' ,i as tLe !".: man to pud
iu.rr . d.eil at Lis boibe ia
...- . r .ar.J county, Pa . at 1J 4-)
t at the age of one Lun
; . nrs "lie ir.'jt.'.h and n: ne-
; -.;--, a-i 3 fir the prevention
Aers Uair Vigor has no ctj ia!
. - :t. .rt , y. It eradicates uasd-
, ;:.e Mt.p moist, clean, and
- j es vitality and csolor to weak
i-- .-L-.l--. The most popular of
- 'l.i krfp'a gjse fresa a
. .::.:. bird iutu joints, placing
j p '. st.d : Line ail the inter
l.Z' la.-i. Vi'fcen they feel an
r - -,- thfy withdraw as touch as
tr..a t-r px, cirefui'y fUiiog the
1
:. K .... tLe 11-year-oiJ son of Hugh
ir..' at iuubar. l ay-
i .-. r a a sw:ng autoruay a::er-
.;. ail Lj neik. He leil ouiy a
I -, ia failing he struck the
s .i s n a way as to break
, .. i;.i pretits are heartbroken over
!A -: - a ccac'-s b-iLetii just Lssu-i
- - , z:u'jkt of uiaics ia tae I'nited
I a as UJ" 7 and the whole
r .,; , a.a.e; Z',A."v. The females
i.-l te !u..lej in 1- .' to a greater extent
; r- '-t in the I'lst:lct of Coiumbla.
I .-r'.' a:.i ELjUe isluud.
I 7- 'rsNvr.t j.lpe hue has Completed its
I -. ..- tie oil held ia Al.t.-h-T.y couc'y
t '...-c-rlatii o 'tr.tr to cotxe-1 with the
i .r i t..ere. TLe last pipe fas laid on
f-.r t.is of 'a-iuiie ShaSer iu King town-
; KrutVrd couaty, on last Fr.day. Itia
"-... t pipe ai-d has a capacity of l-,t."0
it.- tiour. TLry expect. to reach the
.a-s says taat an iufa:.: ';e pre
.:' . resuitiitg from a wound
.'t ".-knee by a rusty nail, is to
.r.Jor ary bruise that is in
:b burning Wool or burning wool
Is. uty minutes ia the smoke of
ta' the rata out of the wor-t
tv. or three times, it will
:o-t cas.-s i.f ittlaQma'-ioa ar:.-:r.g
. tLe '.,
..' a- n is c.al
.'.t ert-t:IeJ ijt
frr-.juently thst the
the ri-aLiteria:;--- of
rvi' at ll..mesu-al
- - u'-w j''lnt v-i
j--at:y iticrease the burden oflLeiu.il--ai
taxp4vrs. Such is i.-- t the case. The
vt't.ic i:;il;.t-;:arice of the National
i : : - i f.-.-a a special tax f.:t j ie;icd
:: o .ratlotia su-.h as mauuCi.turihg,
: s . i sita:j railroa 1 co:upa;t;es. Xc.
-i : r ; ..rj jse is paid ty jro--rty
ar-i Saturday 11. C Frick
1 siabbcJ four times. Fri-
-. oth atteu J.rsg to business
:1I ttfects from the inurder-
oa him by Anarchist Hark
rkaSle recovery has s-irjiris-fr.eu.ls
but also bis physi
itter say ma::r ntea w ju;d
.ei to their b.-ls for weeks
.-.vei suvu wounds as ia-
Lr .- at
-. ' t:.c J.iha.nown Jtllint from
' La-e A::.-TU2t 3. says : Three
i I .: .ng-r. C-iaraJ and McG-1-:.g
u-'it the poa'Jer house
' -- h'-th.t, 'ice liiLe from here,
a t.-.-r.j.e .,ciiier.. McG.ilea
-:..-u siiatcli into tLe magalne to
- hea aa explosion oc-u:r.d,
'.:.sh.::tly and burning Lis
a- ctireo-'guiiahle mass. McGil
.:: oi t-ad'y. but not fataiiy, Litt--i
-r.hara,,.!.
"':y. a ::a'.l town ia Ohio, on
r. ' a y.;:.g nii.t was reprove i
-- tL- serving iti a Methodist
. i Lt i'-'.mptly announced that he
:p the aiialster. TLe gwj
' t :.; to have any d.stjrb
ha! n choice in the matter
i man saiiol into him. li
'. i'a w rtlnuti-s for the pastor
' - '" (hair, a id p.-s wli.h the d.s
1 be.;ig-ret:t faror and throw
- j fi"S out of church. Thea
ar.d the g o.l man good all !
raoiirited to h
pulpit and re-
u-'h. I: served the disturber
; L-t just desjeru.
i i. ' : The marriage of Ma
h xi.u. a Japanese, w.th Miss
y. a L .st. 13 gi-'t, which occurr--''.
.!. Churrh at Coney Island
-iir-1 out yesterday. TLe tuar
- ; - va-- one. or.lythe par.ie-sc.a-
: -:st and lhe w:iness-s being
T..e bridegT-x)m is .N years oli
' i . a: :ed. The bride is a blonde
' ii'vLu-r ofa Boston business
; Homaa Catholic and he a
'e couple had d.rl'culti.s
-T- It was only after the" Jap''
1 to iiver.pto the tenets of the
'-':..? Church taat Chancellor
"aht-Ji the c .uple a dispensation.
It-
' " 'occurred ia the Church of the
' - -i.au at Coav Islaa I, the Her.
' --r M J Farreily oriia-iug. The wit-r--
w re Mrs. L'zzle Mora and SuzuU, a
7he pair intend taking a trip to
--groi.rti'i old home in Japan at the
- season.
her named Trainer, alias G. W.
A
-- t-:apr.J from the Indiana jail on
" - lni- co' Tt been recaptureiL
i-taen there from Oearrieii coucty
werkago. He wa. arTested
' '" L :'l np ia Indiana eouaiy. While
. :ra.'i jji be was deiecte.1 in the
r hg oil the hasp of a Lig pa Hock,
-.hjrssed to beicg the instigator in a big
-..very. How Trainor escaped yesti-r-c;-rt'y-
'ota barb bent nor a
''l''-' so far aa caa be found.
ta-w-j thick- some outside party bad
"y 10 !- j'- Another solution is that
-- u.s iherl-Ts little prl took some
H."! ihto thejail, Trainor, who bad escap-
ihh. i:it 0u. .iipjjj C4jjt her.
The post offi a. Ma.k.eton wili be mad
monev oriler office V:tr Erst
Mr. Will I'arkr, of l'.U!iJ.:a, is tt.I
ing bis vaca-ioti wiib Sooicjxn tritods.
U. L. Haei, !... , will erect a baailsonie
Cottage on Li IVriwt atm-t lot this a!L.
Lawyer John Gatier, of Johnstown, is
pmding a wet- vac&'ii.a amor. his Som
erset friends.
Lawyer Paul H. Gaiiber'i arir of
Greeasburg. Pa., art visiting at tit home of
A. C. Dai is.
TLe anuria! Teachers' lastitute w-H b
t-..i this yrwr during the week commencing
November 2Sh.
Mr. 1. G. Harvey, the wmkhy EaMi
backer, is at farmer Geo. Tayoian's cottage
ior a abort stay.
if n. Joe" Xutt, of Akron, O., U paying
a visit to the home of her parents, Mr. aad
Mrs. Valentine Hay.
Mrs. John H. Boyts. of Pittsburgh, ia vi
iting at the home of her father, Edward
Scull, in ibis place.
Mr. and Mrs. John P. Knabie and son, of
Pittsburgh, are guests at the home of the
former's father, JkUjor John Knabie.
Mrs. Frauk Sproat, of Pittsburgh, is pay
ing a visit to the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John U. Weiiuer in this place.
Per. J. H. Harkey, of the Lutheran
Church, this place, has as his jrsests Rev.
Jaoub NetTand tnt'.y. of Chester county. Pa.
Fred VT. Psesecker. K-., jent the early
part of the week in tlbentbu.-, attending to
professional busicess.
Mr. atd Mrs. Jonas Kt-efer. of Yocccs
towa, Westmoreland couttty, are the guests
of the lalter'a brother Ir. H. S. Kimtnel.
HlcchniiTj Carup S rts of Veteran.: held
a lawn fete in the Court House groundi Fri
day and Saturday ever.ir.;.. A handsome
sum was netted.
lr. I.?roy Stephens, of the Mt. Pleasant
Classical Institute, has been a gnet at Sena
tor N. F. Criichtleid's tarm house, ia Jenner
township, the past wet-k.
Mr. fciinon Krebs, pres: ItJitof Lhe '-IJtie"
Mining and ManuEioturlnp ttuinpsinv. has
bmueht his family to Somerset. They are
guests at the Park Hotel.
Mr. A. 0. liarron, of F-e.-liu. has recently
purchased a half interest ia a larre tiouring
mill at Dresden, t. Ke will remove to that
plat about the :t of -ptember.
Mr. Herman Koo-er, traveling freight
aent of one of the great Western railroad
ccitniianies, is sjeud.ug his vacation with
his Somerset fnecds and relatives.
Major J. B. Vashlu--toa, S.-cretary of the
Pittsburgh i ConnelisviLe IL E and Presi
dent of the Somerset J Cambria 11 II. is
sp - uuing a lew uays ia tuis piace.
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perLai'S better rememnereJ by the people of
this piace as Miss Mary Peile Kimmel, is
stopping at the West Ead Hotel.
John Pie; ecker, of Jenner township, one
day la.-t week sold his sjrrel bars1. " King
Henry," to a stock dealer nara d E-iasoa. of
Fairmont, W. Va , for thre hurded dollars
cash.
Mr. A. li. Xayior, of Wheelit.g, V. Va.,
is the guot of his college friend, Mr. Frank
Love, lioth these young gentlemen were
sta Jcnts at Washington and Jetferson Co!
h ge, Washington, Pa., during the past year.
Perhaps hen the water works question has
len !.spMseJ of the tow u council will have
time to de v. -te ome attetttion to the roads
cf the town, if there are ar.y roa.ls left by
that lime.
Fer. J. H. K.aepper, pastor of the Breth
ren church, at Joht-slown. has been granted
a three week's vacation by Ls congrexadon
and will tpend it with his family at his for
mer home. Belli n.
Ill Jodge llarr and h-s daughter, Miss
Mary, have returnel home after a three
week's visit to Philadelphia, New York,
Boston atid a number ol the resorts aioQf
the New England coast.
A large crowd of people attended the har
vest home pic r.ic at Casebeer's Church, Sat
urday. T.'ie day was p.-rfe t in every re-sptv-t
ai:J ai! returnej to their homes well
plcS-rd.
The annual couhty convention of the W.
C. T. I . wili be hti l at Salisbury, on Sept.
1st aud -J, commencing on Taursday even
ing. Ilev. Anna Sua, of Boston, Mass., will
address the convention on Friday evening.
We hare been rej Jtted to announce that
tin-re will be a harvest home pic nic ia L'a
v id ('-'. sugar grove, near Grafs church,
ia Shade township, on Saturday, August
i7th- The public is invited to attend.
Frutu present indications the criminal list
at the coming term of court will be the
smallest pe ranted at any term for a number
of year, -x which the tax payers of the
county will no douhtbe duly thankful.
Lud a ;g I'.ii.l, a respected German resi
dent of Jcil.rsxin township, died at L.5 home
n-ar Eaier.vi".e, oa Tueday, August h'd,
aged years, l i months aud hi days. He
is aarTived by his wife and four children.
Charles Haasccker, il., one of the lead
ing tiiciiihers of the Montgomery county,
Ps., bar. avtcompauh-d iy his wife, arri fed in
town Thur.'ay evening. They are paying a
visit to Mrs. Huuso.kr'a eister, Mrs. H. L.
Batr.
There was a decrease of pupils in the
schools of this borough last ter Jt over the
preoed.ng school year. Probably this fact
may be urged by the school board as aa ex
cuse for employing d -jaallu.-.l teachers to
teach tie graduating c lass.
TLe Cnija Veteraa 1. -gion, of Johnstown,
picuiced In thL- p'.ac- last Wednesday.
The veterans were accoinpan led by their
wives and daughters and they spent the day
very pleasant! ioite.-litg tiirottgh the
town. Th ey all to.k dInEer at the Somer-
set House.
Harvev M. Berkler. cashier of the Fiist
National Bank, aad wife left Friday
for a two week's visit Vi the New Jersey sea
shore resorts. During their absence Mr.
B-rkiey's position ia tL,e bahk is being filled
by his brother. Mr. J. H. Berkley, who is a
b inker, when at hom". in Kuskin, Nebraska.
The Philharmonic Society, of Pittaba-g,
havj in camp on Tayntan's bill the
past week. They could not possibly have
struck more pleasant weather for their en
campment. Members of the Society have
liu J the hotels in towa several evenings
during the week and treated the guests to
impromptu concerts.
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It is reported that during a religions aer
rice near Jetner X Roads, last Thursday
nirht, some miscreaiu entered lb room,
and unknown to the worshipers, put ont
the lights in the building while the minis
ter was engaged in prayer. Efforts to learn
the names of tbe parties were attended with
bat poor results, as no one was indicted.
A. Bruce Coffroth and wife, of Lincoln,
NeV, are the gaests of the former s parents.
General and Mrs Ccffroth. at the Somerset
House, Mr. Cofiroth is engaged in a pro
fessional capacity with the Lombard Invest
ment Company, one of the largest monie-J
insstttutiotis in this country. This is their
first vL-it to Lis parents, in number of
years.
Monday morr.icg Mrs. John H. L'hl pur
chased from her brother. Mr. Henry Heftier,
the lot facing on tbe public square from
which an unsightly old. wooden shell of
bmiuimj was recently removed. She will
unite w.ta the owners of the, adjoining lot
in erecting a handsome, two-story pressed,
brick building, work oa which has already
been begun.
Prof. J. B. Kendall, formerly of this conn
ty, baa been replaced as uptrintejdent of
the Holui stead, Allrttheny co-jnty, school.,
a: a Salary of !. per year. A few weeks
ago tbe school board of that borough got In
to a tLarl, and Mr. Kendall was deposed
from the superintendency and made princi
ai of oie of the ward schools. The board
of diretrtors dlsoovere-J that they had made
a mi-Hake and recti tied it as soon as possible
EUuirt-Attorney Colborn has receired a
communication from Justice of the Peace
Acstead, of Conemaugh township, request
ing his prf-sence at the hearing, on August
ltfb, of the Johnstown "sports" who were
recently prosecuted for gambling on the
Sabbath day. The "Snite says that several
of the parties prosecuted have paid their
fines and the others decline to do so. He
also says that information Las been made
before him against another set of gamblers
for gambling ia that township on July 3 Isl
and against others for Sabbath cU-wcration.
The date for the reunion of Somerset
County Lutherans in the grove at Frit-dens
has been fixed for Thursday, September 1st.
The date selected is said to be more agreea
ble to the Cambria county Lutherans, who
have been invited to participate. It is confi
dently expected that tbe attendance this
year will be larger than at any former coun
ty reunion of members of that denomina
tion. Elaborate arrangements are being
made for the entenar.ni.nt of tbe crowd.
S. A. Ort, V. JJ , President of Witleubarg
Colieg at Springtieid, Ohio, and Hon. G. W.
Wellington, of Cumberland, Md., axe ex
pected to deliver addres ts.
One of the workmen engaged at digging
(he cellar for tbe new building to be erected
on tbe north-west comer of the public
sq iare, Monday morning, found hidden be
tween two !ayets of the hard slate, six feet
un k r the surface, an odd shaped piece of
ivory or bone that had evidently answered
as a tooth or a claw for some animal ia the
days when the earth was young. It was
vieweJ with g-eat curiosity by the crowd
who were engaged in watching the work of
excavatioa and as none of them were able
to te.l to which fa'aily of animals it belong
ed, it was decided to forward it to the
Smithsonian Institute for the opinion of sa
Auti'tuariaR.
At a niteting of the Board of Town Coun
cil men Monday evening a proposition from
John K. White, of Hyudman, Pa, was stib
rnitltd. asking for a franchi'.e of the streets
of this borough for the purpose of intro
ducing a water supply, and for a guarantee
of l,'M or $1 per year for adequate fire
protection.
We understand that Mr. White's proposi
tion met with the approval of one or two
members of the Council, but it was prompt
ly voted down by a majority of the Board.
A resolution was adopted authorizing the
burgess and president of the Council to pro
cure plans and spec licatior.s for introduoing
water by the borough corporation.
An cnsucctssul attempt was made Mon
day night to rob the store of Frease 4 K-jos-er,
i n the south-east corner of the public
f jiiare. The thief or thieves succeeded ia
gaining admission to the oil room under
neath the store but were unable to cut their
wsy through tLe fire-proof fi . r. An at
tempt was then made to gain admi:- oa to
the store room through one or the rear win
dows. While the robbers were engaged at
cutting one of the w indow sash out they
were beard by Mrs. Williaoa B. Fn-ase and
her ton Wats-m, who occupy a poition of
the building as a residence. They saw the
man very distinctly but failtd to recognize
him. They raised an alarm and the would-be-robber
tied.
Chairman Biesecker, of the Republican
county committee, has written to Governor
William McKinley, of Ohio, asking if he
will consent to deliver a speech to the peo
ple of this county some time during his con.
templated visit to his brother Abner, in this
place. Shouid tbe g-illa.".t Major accede to
the wishes of the people of this county, as
expressed through Chairman Blesecker, we
have no doubt but that be would be greeted
by the largest crowd ever assembled in Som
erset. We feel safe in a id.ng that the audi
er.ee would be one irrespective of party af
fiiiatior.s. Since writing the above Chairman Bie
Bitker has shown us a reply from Major Mc
Kinley to his letter. The Msjor says : " I
beg to assure you that if I can visit Som
eret this fall, I will be delighted to accept
your invitation. I am cot able now to say
whether or not I will be able to come to
Somerset, but hope that I may."
Mr. Abner McKinley thinks there is no
doubt about the Major paying hha a visit
some time during the month of September.
The Somerset township public School Pi
rectors met at the Somerset House Saturday
afternoon for the purpose of electing teach
ers for the ensuing term. The following
tta hers were elected at the salaries came,)
below t Fredens advance I, James Blouga,
Co ; Friedcns primary, Aggie Zafa'.i, $ . ;
Lavacsville advanced. M-ry Tayman, t3;
Lavaasville primary, Calvin Bowman, iSi :
Hunter, Mame C. Pints. $-7.7o; Shaulis. H.
S. Weller, Jt; Cupps. P K. Smith, I!S.75 ;
Snyder's. D. W.Seioert, $Ji i. ; Plank R.ad,
1. S. Saober, $-VoO, Samuel s. J. P. Liven
good, iS7 - ; Baer's, J. G. Ecumert, $."J 23 ;
Ankeny, W. H. Tospon, $ij ; Husband, H.
L. Young, loo ; Bromm's, W. A. Savior,
$7..W; Will's Church, II. S. Khoads, $JH 73;
Walker s Grove, A. F. Heiple, $J7; Pleasant
Hid, Jacob C. Lichty, ; Caion, C. J.
Hctuniinger, f. ij : Walker. C. E. Stall, ti h0
Mr. Cadwalaier Biddle, Secretary of the
State Board of Public Charities, visited the
county poor farm and county jail Monday
cioraihg in an otScia! capacity. Before re
turning to his home, in Philadelphia, he
said that he found our poor house in better
condition than he had ever before seen it,
and that he believed that it would compare
favorably "vilh any similar institution in the
State, for neatness, cleanliness and the gen
eral comfort of its inmates. He strongly
recommends that the buildings be supplied
with steam heat before any further improve
ments are male to them, and thinks electric
lights for the buildings aud gronads are di
siratle in case they can be obtained at an
expense that will not prove burdensome tj
the tax payers of the county. Steam heat
shouid cume first in his estimation.
In regard to tbe county jail he says it is
one of the safest aad best arranged prisons
in the State, but that it will never subserve
the purpose for which it was intended until
a wail has been erected around the prison.
' Piisoners." he said, "must be entirely shut
otT from the outside world if they are to be
kept ia safety. Tbe mere sight of the green
trees and fields incites them with a desire to
escape, and then very few of litem are with
out friends ou the outside who are willing
to aid them to escape at the first opportuni
ty" If Fayette county's bold band of robbers,
"the Cooley gang," know what is good Ijt
them they will give Somerset county a wide
berth. In fact the fate that awaited their
sweet-scented fellow citizens and fellow
thieves, " The McCieUaudtown gang." after
they crossed the line into this county, sever
al years ago, should serve as a warning to
them. The Somerset county Dutch,'' as
the papers of that county dubbed as at that
time, are a dangerous people ior violators of
the law to "monkey" with.
Four members of "the Cooley gang" are
reported to have visited Petenbnn. last
Tuesday evening and dined at Mitchell's ho
tel. Thty were recognized by a Fayette
county man, who happened to be in Peters
burg at tbe time, and be notified the resi
dents of the town of the desperate character
of the visitors. In a short time the hotel
was surrounded by nearly all the men and
boys in the town. Tbe members of the
gang patronised the hotel bar liberally bat as
they committed no breach of the peace they
were permitted to leave the town unharmed.
The report comes from Union town that
the Coolers have gone to Texas, bat they
have do use for chicken and milk-boose
thieves in that section of the country aad
we would caution the farmers tiring along
oar southern border to keep their eyes open
for another visit from the gang.
Let the Dlr-ectorw Examine Thm I
The Slate law says that imotediately a Per
the -ImioD of leacteis. acd before tbe next
school term shall have begun, there shall be
a meeting of teachers and directors, at
which meetirg the sutjtct cf text books
shall be discussed and the d'frct-jrt decide
upju a list of boots to be used during the
ensuing year. The law is explicit.
We do not know whether the text books
adopted by tie school board of this borough
last yar were adopted for a period of
three years or not, but we are creditably
informed that no meeting of the di
rectors aad teachers elected for the ensuing
term has teen held up to this time for that
porpoee. Ia view of the Cct that the direc
tors failed to examine tbe certiiii-atea of the
teaebers elected to instruct the graduating
class, or if they did examine them they fail
ed to make a careful scrutiny of the merits
cf said certificates, in clear violation of their
worn duty, we would suggest that they sub
ject the teachers elected to teach the higher
branches to an examination before their
board.
We understand rerr cleariy that the
school law does not comtrtupiale any such
step as we have suggeited, but the law ems
to have no terrors for the Somerset borough
school board, and if they assume the right
to elect disqualified teachers, tbey will cer
tainly not hesitate to give said teachers a
personal examination.
Some inch measure as this will have to
be adopted if the common schools of the
borough are to continue occupying the build
ing erected on the " Academy" square sev
eral years ago.
Races at Somerset
Tbe races at tldgewood Driving Park, Sat
urday afternoon, attracted a large crowd of
enthusiastic horse fanciers. The day was
all that could be desired and the track was
ia perfect condition. There were only three
starters in the lirst race, a tree for all, "Nick"
Btrkey's " Flora B," Wm. Tay man's " Col
onel H," and " Rudy" Parson's " Fred."
" Flora" proved an easy winner, carrying
ofi" three straight heats. Her best time was
3-10.
The second even was a facing race be
tween Dr. LSyne's " Duke" and " Maud E."
driven by William Tayman. Maud E."
took three fctraight heats, but she was close
ly pursued under the wire every lime by the
" Duke.' The best time made in
this race was '2.ji.
The third race was between "Mike" Sipe's
"Red Warrior" and H. G. Stahl's "Cambria
Chief." " Pled Warrior" won threestraights.
Best time 3.1').
After the rat sa Alhambra Jr., a four-year-
old gelding, owned by G. F. Country man, of
Lavaasville, paced a mile in 3 17.
A Fatal Wreck.
The most disastrous wreck on the B. O.
in many years occurred at an early hour
Saturday morning near Indian Creek Four
nita were seriously injared and a fifth,
H. elites, of G'entoe, this county, was killed.
Tbe wreck was caused by a collision be
tween two freight trains running ia oppo
site directions, and resulted from a misunder
standing of orders. When the two
engines came in sight of each other they
were not more than JUO feet apart. Both
were completely demolished. The trains
were running at the rate of 3j miles an hour
and each contained W loaded cars. The
trainmen all jumped for their lives. One of
the firemaa was pinioned under his engine
for several hours before he was released. It
is believed that he is fatally injured. Sev
eral other members of the freight crews sus
tained serious izjuries. About i!" cars load
ed with merchandise were demolished and
theirconteats strt-wa along the sides of the
tra-k. The cars) actually telescoped each
other.
Clitcs was a brskempn and Lis ledy wa
found in the corner of a gondola car covered
with charcooL No fatal w..un.ls wert-j
found on Lis body. It is the supposition
that he was smothered to death by the char
coal spilled from a box car. His body was
taken home for burial. He was 24 years of
age and was only married last February.
About the centre of the east bound train
there was a palace freight car, en route for
this place, containing a valuable horse and
carriage belonging to a Pittsburgh gentle
man, who is spending the summer with his
family at the East End Hotel. The car was
in charge of a groom. It was cat in two
pieces killing the horse. The groom was
hurled at least thirty feet through the air
but esca'ied without a scratch. The carriage
was ouljr slightly injured.
Cood Housekeepers.
Some of the best hoastkeers in Somer
set and vicinity use the Cinderella Stoves
aad Ranges and pronounce them perfett
bakers. Sold by James B. Holuerhaam,
Somerset, Pa.
He Hurrahed for Davis and Booth.
A correspondent of the Meyersdale Co.i
wtrriw writes as f.llows, apropos of the
lams case ; " At the time Booth assassinated
Lincoln a regiment of Pennsylvania Infant
ry was marching on its wsy to be discharg
ed. A man (of rather morose, sulky dispo
sition, who had been an unknown quantity
in the regiment) bearing the news, shouted
"Hurrah fLr Jeff Davis! Hurrah for
Booth 1" It is useless to say that the man
was not discharged ia disgrace by the offi
cers. No, for he was pierced by as many
bayonets of his comrades as could get near
h!m, without a moment's warning. The
Colonel who commanded this regiment is
living to-day in Somerset County, Pa., aad
is a prominent niiaister of the gos pel aad a
moch-rep-! ted citizen."
For Sale.
A carload of Crockery from one to six gal
lons. A liberal reduction made to mer
chants, in large lots.
M H LOt Sv HE'X St.
Advertised Letters.
The following letters remaining in tbe
postoSice at Somerset will be sent to tie
Dead Letter orRce if not called for within ten
days from this date, Aug. Pi, IstrJ :
Dnrall, Jno. M.; Forrellati, G-Esseppi;
Fife, Parley ; Good. D. M ; L. wry, Sam
uel; Moon, J. If ; McKelvie, Jennie; Shaf
er, Miss; Shaver, Jas ; Walker, Nelvin.
Jciah Kkller. P. M,
Cood Bread,
tf you want gbd o!d fashioned bread like
mother used to bake, buy trie Cinderella
Range. It's large, high ovens insures good
baking and roasting. Sold by James B. Hoi
derbaum, Somerset, Pa.
How toCet a Postoffice.
There are a great many interesting facts
and figures connected with posto Sices and
their masters. For instance, when a coun
tryman ia tired of wa'king or driving sev
eral miles fur bis mail and concludes that
the government should bring it Dearer, be
should state that fact to the first assistant
postmaster general, whose clerks will fur
nish him with instructions and a blank pe
tition for the neighbors to sign. If be wants
tbe new office bad enough to make the gov
ernment think it a necessity, he will doubt
less get it. At the same time he will be told
that in naming it prefixes such as "east,"
"center" and the like, the suffixes "boro,"
"burg," city," etc., are equally objectiona
ble. Short, characteristic names are pre
ferred. Time or Temper.
No time or temper wasted when you use
the Cinderella Range. Its large and high
oven insures perfect baking and roasting
sold and guaranteed by Janus B. Holder
baum, Sommerset P a-.
Vein of Fire Clay f-0 feet Thick
The Listie Mining Company hare had a
steam drill at work on their lands east of
the summit, in Somerset township, for the
past week in order to ascertain the forma
tion of the rock and the dip of the coal. At
one point the drill penetrated a rein of fire
clay 40 feet thick. The fire clay ia of an ex
cellent quality and Mr. Krebs, the General
Manager of the company, says it will justify
the erection of fire brick works at once.
Jenner X Roads Items.
Hay and wheat are about ail in.
Farmers are preparing to cut their oats.
Tbe Misses Morgan are visiting in Johns
town. Mr. E E. Figire is again with his old time
friends.
The schools of Jenner townihip will be
let on Aog. 2i.
E. B. Cooper, D. X. S., is at preent pro
fessionally engaged at the hotel Hoffman.
Misa Sadie Frank and Mrs. Lottie Gard
ner, of Johnstown, are visiting at this place.
Our Miller, X. II. Shaffer, will hare a new
set of rolls local ed ir. his mill in a few weeks.
Rev. Xotl and family, of Hooversville.
gave a very entertaining concert on Thurs
day and Friday evenings ia Grange HalL
Notwithstanding the wet weather HotT
man't picnic was a grand success. Able
tpeechea were made by N. B. CritchCeld and
Dr. Stevenson.
Geo. E Xefl. with four boys, drilled for a
blast at the barn of Dr. Covede: the blast re
fusing to go off, they attempted to re-drill it
when an explcaion occurred throwing the
drill thirty feet in the air. R. K. Witt nar
rowly escaped death by the falling of the
drill. Mr. NerTs hand was severely crushed
while Jack Gilbert's face was blown full of
powder. It was first thought that it would
cause blindness bat after tbe powder had
been removed it was found that his injuries
were Dot fatal.
Par Rim.
For Sa le I
A fine family, blood lay, Hamii.onemn
mare, 7 years old, perfectly sound and gen
tle ; any child can drive her ; a good all day
traveler ; will be sold cheap, addivss
Box 7o, Hooversville, Pa.
Friedens Items. -
Lutheran Reunion Sept. 1st.
The rain here a week ago came in tine for
corn and buck w bent.
Mr. A. J. Weimer and family made a visit
to their friends here on Sunday.
yuileanuuiberof young folks of this
place took in the Sunday School picnic at
Casebeer's churrh Saturday, and report a
good lime. Casebeer's is a notable place for
good things to eat and plenty of them.
John Vf. Shailer, of this place, ia about
renting the Merchant's Hotel at Rock wood.
Wotk is begun on the ground for the new
Reformed church. Mr. Uendrick, of Swyes
town, has the contract. Our Reformed
friends are in need ofa new church.
Friedens was on a stand-still as far as
building was concerned, but three line build
ings were put up inside of a year and others
repaired.
J. C. Gnagy is in this station with Lis
new separator and traction engine thrash
ing. Mesa:. J. L. Saylor and I. J. Scbrotk
thrashed about 1,X. bushels of wheat.
H. G. Stahl book a trip to Washington
Co., Pa, to dispose of that Co.
Here We Are Agaln-Barb Wire at
2 14 Cents Per Pound.
The Johnstown rl xKl wire is all sold, but
we have received from the factory a lot cf
barb wire which will be sold at two twenty
five per hundred pounds. Guaranteed to
stand stretching. This is a good bargain.
Call and ice it.
Jas. B. Hldebbai'x.
A Printer Boy's Progress.
Whitelaw Reid once edited a weekly paper
in Xenia, Ohio, railed the Aetcs. Mr. Stine
editoroflhe Superior (Nebi J-nrnal, once
paid a visit to the future Vice President at
Xenia, and, after climbing a rickety old s'lir
case, found Mr. lleid sLovinir a hand-roller
over the forms on an oil hand-press and
Pteston B. Plumb pulling the lever.
Your Eyes tested
free of charge by a
practic-d Optic i a n
and glasses furnish
ed from 25 cents to
il ") per pair.
N'lCFS Jfc Casikcvb,
Jewelers and t'pticiaus.
Somerset, Ta.
The American people s-pet-d j42,iMJ .'".. a
year for letter postage.
A Surprising FaUInatOff Inthe Dsm
ocratlc Majority in a Southern
State.
The principal topic among tbe politicians
is the result cf the Alabama election. Of
conrsn", the party journals view it throng".
partisan spectacle.. TLe first reports were
to the effect that the Iemccra-lc candidate
for Governor was elected by a large majority
upwards of P).' ..', and that the Democrats
would have a two-thirds majority in the
Li-gislatu.-e. While the late return does not
atTect tbe result, they seem to indicate that
Ko'.b, the Farmers' Allhince candidate, has
polled a vote that will, perhaps, fa'.! short of
election rot more than Pj.CVJO. A showing
proportionately good for the Alliance in the
other Soc them States would cause the Dem
ocrats to lose several of them.
Mr. Jones, who has just Iv-en elected Gov
ernor in Alabama, had 07, ."570 plurality for
that office ia 1). In IS-... Cleveland, for
President, had 01.121! plurality, and ia I.
Sear, Irmocrat, was elected Governor by
)u7,tJ2l plurality.
Look Here
Would inform the progreisive farmers of
Somerset County that I am again in the field
with a full line of Fertilizers, and my felf
or my agent will call to see yon to solicit
your orders for the coming reason. My
aients this season are S. B. Yoder, Pugh,
Pi, Joseph Reiman, Stanton's Mills, Fa., W.
H. Landis. Meyersdale, Pa., Solomon Davis,
Normalville, Fa., and Peter Fink, Somenet,
Pa., who is also delivering and shipping
agr-nt at Somerset, where goods will be kept
in stock throughout the season.
I would thank all for their most liberal
patronage during past seasons, and hope all
will favor myself or my agents with your
orders for both spring aad fall crops.
Should we miss seeing you. just drop us a
line early and yia will have our very best
attention.
On behalf of the
Susquehanna Fertilizer Co,
A. J. Kosck,
Guernsey, Pa.
MARRIED.
BERK EY SAYLOR. At the Evargeli
cal parsonage, Jennertown, Pa., on Sunday.
July .11. lStrJ, by the pastor. Rer. II . M.
Coc.k, Mr. David Berkey and Mis Katie
Saylor, both of Somerset county. Pa.
WILT ZIGLER. On the 4th inst at
Hooversville Lutheran parsonage, by Rrv.
C. II. Shertx, Mr. John T. Wilt fo Miss Mag
gie Zigler, both of Co'emaa, Somerset Co.,
Pa.
STRArB MILLER. Oa the 7th inst.
by Rer. C. H. Shertx, at the borne of the
bride's parents, Mr. Jacob Straub, of Stoyes
town, to Miss Mary E. Miller, of Somerset
county.
DIED.
RHODES. On June 14th, aged 62
years and 25 days.
Alexander Rhodes was born May 19, 1S30,
in Somerset cennty, Pa., where he resided
until last spring when be came to Dawson
county, Nebraska, in bope that the charge
of climate might prolong bis life as be bad
been attacked by consumption several yeais
since. But the change was too late and his
remains were laid to rest beside the body of
his son whose death occurred eome two or
three years ago.
Brother Rhodes has been a cans tan t fol
lower of the Saviour for more than twenty
years, and died in the triumph of a Christ
ian's faith. He leaves a wife and family to
mourn the loss of a loving husband and
father.
H. M. P.
II-
i
r
sv- ,
Of Frederick. Ml, suffered terribly for ever
ten years with abscesses and running sores on
lis reft leg. He wasted away, grew weak and
triin. an .1 was ol liel to ne a cane and crutch.
Ler truita; wlm-ii .-.Mi-ii Ke UxMnrht of was toie
WiUtout good result, uutu ke began tailing
Hood's Sarsaparilla
which effected a perfe-t cure. Mr. Hauer ts
oow in Hie best of health. Jr till particulars ol
Jus case will ls sentatl tx ai,trrs
C I. H..i & Cc. Lowell, Mass.
HOOD'S PlLLS araUi beat afterdiatMr !,
aim , cur .aoach. at! V 1 intia.
c
CI MISS ION Ell" NOTICE.
fT, by her nest f I a the Court if Cnm-
Irieutl, roi J. Otto, t i.too fleaa cf siumer
r. tet Coumv. fa.
William II. Ivis. lia . May T., 1-Ji
Sub. in Divorce. A. V. Jl.
11 Arri! r.l fc-rrtslon Deieodaut personally
su May lso. on motion of aitoraey of LiC.a.il
for arr.inimeul of a 1 nais.mer htel C A. V.
.lb June lsr. John O. Kimmel. Esq., apputnl-
e-1 I -ClIsplolsT.
SJUrJ-shT tX'l'NTY. :
Earrvt from the Record
certi.'ied va June, lf-ti.
W. H SA.S.SEK,
Protaonotary.
NOTICE
To Wii:;am a. I'vin, thearHiTcnatnietldelVn'I&at.
You ar hrt.by cu.ed Ui(U in piir:i4Lnoe of
the Uxvfoiux ctnn!itw. 1 uccl u mj
odie iu r truer el tinnpugti. on Ifc vi!nttiay live
r.!M tlf U A.Le"i.-t. i-.'j, ai ten o ck- M.v u
heftr LLC tVtuvltvl. ia l&c fjnrtjlWf aVH.
j. (J. klMMKU
Ca rmiiii .-: utter -
QRPHANS- COURT SALE
OF
Vakatls Real Estate.
TTie nnir,,vrnt-i. In purtiianr M An orlt r of
the urvfimiLt ourt IU uUcr at pubic oa
Ue prttriM-s, on
Thursday, Sept. 1st, 1S92,
tbe following raliiibie rvAl estate, late the proj
rrty of Htrury Lukxe. tite"J.
So. I. A parrri of land CuotJairunc thirty
acrs aoi tea eT-hv nct mrmmurv, Mtoate ia
J!Vi"U twal:.;'. .:ten-t county, Pa., ajiii
huIuiMNof A J. Mhi'T, Jonathan c Bark;.
iVtr r Bruju, Htrary dil-j.uga and oiaien, oa
hii. i eff tcvi a
TWO-STORY HOUSE,
larn a:i-l other .it Mli.e. Siiv't to the wa
ur r.tii as nuw uifi ty Uic gril 'ad oa tract
No.
No. A jir. elof mhI rvntainim fmr arf
an'i ont' :-.':nirti ai:J ti.irtr &.vhex s.iiia: iu
the urn a-iiii-. tAiT!ty .r. 1 ?Uk alt.roii. md
mr No. 1. ai:i ina 1 ii Jtr.i;Lan C BarkUry, on
-: l err : 1 t t.rtt Mill.
N . i A lnutot lajsi r iauinin ti!it a. rv.
in tJ.e tou iL-u.f. couniy aui amte aJoera:l, ai
j:Caii aaudiut ilenry MaU aui sa-van Nt-i-Jer-aei-r.
Terms.
Ten r-r eout. of tlie .arehae mcney at the
time ol sat,-: LwiLan.-e o-ui.rl in hand wfe-a
!e i ttxrirn-r-i ati'i 'isl cat. : one-third in
of.e y.ar anil irfte-tn.rd in uo years w Ha mtef
est iroui ttjt.rtliou of na?e.
t. F. BARKLFY.
B.kersi::e. Pa, 1. W. BtHKLtY.
April , A-i:u'co.tratcn,
QUPIIAVS COl'KT fALE.
OF
Vahatle Real Estate!
By rirt ie of aa oHer of tfa? OhanV fVwrt,
of ni'.-p-t fount y. Fa.. UHre will W e to
Juii air ou the pivini, iu the Uo a-iii p of
rhaie. J taii;y, oa
SATURDAY. AUGUST 27, '92,
at lo'i'loc p. M . the fi?;!a In if lr rirl rt-al
iaie the j.;ipeity ot lieur UiW.I, Ur
Wail:
A errtain trat rr parel of Ian. :t!ia;e in
Shatilr Lwn"hi;, Sntiirt:l cH:utr. Fa., bt-sfiuniu?
at a htc k'ry lu'Hp, at c.merot L-j W mfr.
t:tetMf by iai:-lof j.lin Rrto-swlf nth "J1,-5, aest
"6 rTa. to a pt U.en-e tiy lant of tieorve
Lmjntfcn oerth cast pereho to a
tiisTnce by iaado! Jac.o M-,rcr soata Tr- cast
pen'ht-r u a pofl an-! oq- then'-e by Wutl
ol Lis VvUi-'ki-r M.aib V, V.. jrcht lo
piauv ul W if: uuiiu. routaiulnic a rvs tr.'t
iua.U7e. bit a i elected a totjry 6a!ie
DJl'ELLIXG HOUSE,
frame taUe. A four-fia rein of e.-wl L now
oiaci aul ticiiAig nuneU oc saii prt . ;
fruai and ittirr.
Terms.
fr.e-thirl in han.! tl..:Tery of ,!-ea : One
iu ie jrr and uir-tuiri tntwoycan frvin
day t irf iniero: on dt-fi-rrcd i-.tTiiw-n!.
JU -r crnk. of pure nar m ny to Ur p,i;d
'ir-n pnipi-rty u -tM : $-!cmd iiarmentf U t-e
kt urvd jUL.ri.i;t oond on lh preir-.
I. C. IlAhUiTr.
AJinini.ratuf r:it.-e.
'JL'LLIC irALK
OF-
Valuath Real Estate,
B Tiniieof a P;irl ;s ord-r of the rfcan.
Cou'rt of rneiNot euutuy. Pa., to the au4epig(nj
J Tvt-Xtr 1, iLvj ill cxpsjec 10 smie by putitic out
cry ou
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, 1892.
a: I o t u t P. M .. on the renu.--es the fo!Iowre
rit-M-r.Uri rial e'.a:e, iaie tneprup-.r.y ofsaaucl
Hi i Mt .). dr-s-'d, ruir
Nj. 1. A rt.i.n tra- t of lactl fituAle in A-l-'li-on
Utarhip. sm iet eouitty. Pa.. aa';iinun;
Lied ul un iic. l.LtOoa, I-t-v I ua.-:;o':r,
I'lutrroR I.iimt- r i ni;a!iy iacd. mm N...nh
Su. Iar;d iitacLja'.ftf'i ot.'ieni, etintainin
4J4aTe more or o: w:.:b ZVare ciearcd.
i-i mt-aalow, ttat:ce ;:nder Ui.d. baviiig ihervon
erected tao-tory b: k
& WELLING HO USE,
with toL-emerit : bank birn n .:. f-et a::d
ottJrr ooU tii,::i c : g.jr-1 water and frut : i:a
ucrutid a.Lh Ctaai. nre clay. .-. or? and liiie
".'rtie. 'o:if ctiieut u wbtwtl and i han. a' lii
bei::r tte iate homestead of the lr'rei!--d.
Nt -I. .-aitate a oioreai't, a.!,:r.inf No. 1.
k:.u. N!i Sc4tand others, cuuiaicm 4-4
a !. more or Uri.
No. - mi. late a- aforvai.1. ad;iuir trat
No. N"oh scott and othen CTmtAiniDg Ul tit re
re or l-.
No. . Sit-.ste af'irirai!. a.iut;uinc trart No.
1, land i'f Iav:d Hir.ef'iA aud oiXacm, "OU
tai'iia l a re, tiutrt or .
N.n. 3 and 4, are hcari'v tinibenl with 0k.
chtnit, pp.ar i .e:aluck. and are a'-.ut t..
miles (rucx r-jrt Ua. S'LiOu, ou tne tL X c. ilail
road. TERMS.
One-thiri dr.wa on cHiMmau3n of sa and
delivery of died ; nue-t;.ird in one year au.1 ooe
lii.rd in two yt-an fnrn day of ; lo pr rruu
ik the purt'ta- money to be paid a a the
prT'peny t id : deterred paymenta to be secureti
on tae pviip by judgment t'id.
U ci.rrtrr-ndeLr-e a.i !e.-J to the uaderign
el wui re eive pr unpt artenU"n.
JKKKMIAH J. K LK. E.k Lkk Pa.
IA!l lilNti'.Al'.U. Fort hall. Pa.
Jo'iW R. tt, Alrat-y-at-lA. iiier-iet. Pa.
DMIXISTIlATun-S'
-OF-
ALE.
Vahatle Real Estate.
rn.!- r a:nl .e virtue of an Onier if tbe Or
pi.alfci t'.rttrf si.iii.T.t fnialf. Pa.. U us
ret !!. e a i.i i'iu. l ..:t:ie s..te oa the
premises of N'A t. in stouyrreea U.wri-itip. ou
Saturday, Angust 13,
at 1 o'c'.'k in the afternoon, the tiltowinz de--r:b-!
real estate, iate u.e ntate oi Muiiam
St'iil, lico l. vti :
I. Ail that certain tract of land situate in
?tiiiycrek i.musli:;.. eom,Tei county, Fa.. ai
juiur public roa.1 1'r.Mii sH.cy-nsrk to IV-ri-.a oa
tae tMCth. laii'i.rtf Icier b.ycr aii'i H,i.ry situU
oa the east, land of Jeremiah hlaitier on the
with, private nia.1 from llenry W.aver on the
west, roniamin 4 acre, more or iet, havm
thereon ererteu a it two story Irani, house
loc tarn and susar cam. .keeler, pan, keule
anJ Lronvt. to gy with tae farm.. T:.ts farm ia
n-ariy ad cieartsl an-1 in ifood etilti Tatioc
No. . Allthat ceriaia trait tf laiKl lnatein
ai'l Hwnsnjp, ailjoiamg Uin.ls at ter T. Milter
on the aorth and wet, an1f Lewis Lowry on
the x.uUi and east, euoiaicine ten acres mre or
W. hav.ci. erct-te.1 la. re.o a to-r l tnxi-e
and fraiae ae and other outouiMmg . good
fruit tree-.
Terms.
Cwe-thinI down on delivery cf 1ed : one-thint
In one year and onetninl iu two yrara wiU la
rt on the . fem-ij paynie at. T-sn per mnl.
oi the pun Raae money 10 be paid down 00 day
ot a.- t-wshja of No. L. ea'-ept of part of
the oara. 1st January. l-c.and of o- 2, Jan
uary. lsv.
WJI. H. MILLER,
J. J. KIM MLL
AdminuraKica
ftaissilT
Uia CcSeis fcr Welsl
Location Beautiful and HealthfuL
txce:'.ent Ca-C.luta fir the ndy of the Classics.
Mathe:Tai. Hisiorr and Literature. Mtse aud
An. Thorcuth wore in lalwaof.. Cabiort
awl Gymnasium. Yaaropeta September s, i-'
Lariy a. piicati.4is dairahie.
For laiot(-j apply to
MBS HELEN E. PELLETREAC.
PITTS BrKO H, PA.
I
I -l
Sir. Chat. y. Bauer
trtate of X. Ft MrtTJr.: . Ute of Jeaaer
tow OsiLi p. tie, -c-a.-eL
UUffl of Adictnlstraii'W oa this era:. having
hevn .rraated to tae un-tr-:n-.i by the pmp, r
ubitv. aotl.-v ihern:y a.ven 10 all peraoua
tn'iec .d to tai't aarr vi g alee imoaltate ;.r
mefit and :h-we har-.uf cia.. ara.i2st the aaixie
w Li pmeat tarrrt J lir aoiu.t.ii.au-1 fr rKLie
tb laid iri-r al the late rer. lem e of
'1 deceaseJ, oa tu.-j. sp. io, Uv, h-
Mtlt. sfll . ..x p. u, whcli
an wterc tucy will be tor m.A p,-..-ae
r. k x, -.li. ..:.
ST-N HcCL't STX-IC.
ts-'a-W.
PXELTTOR.V NOriCL.
t-Kate of J. R- Leitvr. la.e of J-n. r I..B
lhip, Sotneisart t o.. Pa., dee i.
Letter TrLaiacaiary ou una eaie havtaf
bwa frantrd 10. ue aii.r.tLei by u
proper aaiiaofitv. tusuee 1. hen-Ly f.ven to a. .
persvas tottrbtt-l to sa.'l es-aie to tut. :iii'iO.
ate payaM-ut, an.l iuw hav:iir eiaiui. airaiuat
Uewme.iii pnsaent tneia dui; at-eu.-aeO
r rrtiemeot on KriJay. sppt. , lvl, at U
s cloL'k a, a. of -aJ day at th late rvai teoe of
aid decewaed, whea ahd where they wlJ attend
for iald purpoM.
I.TDIA R0r;E3st.
FRANC B"l.htU.
aoarL f w mors.
YDMIXITK-T0I:i' "0TICK.
luaaie of Vk-hael H. Veren. late of Ltacola
township. sa.nei ctwaty, Pa..
Letters of Adiainittratxia 00 the bu( estate
having tjwn grwirl 10 the uu-r&ignt-st by the
pn. per a.ithrity. Dotire It hereby :vu u a.i
r.rsuui lU'ieotcsl hi .aid eataw w maae iminedt.
ate payment and those ha ru.c c.a. a a;anMt the
unt wi.l preaert thewi duly" a'il..ent.La:etl
settlement, oti or beri ai'if'lay, the lrh day
of s. purmoer, A. !., lsVA at the house of t:.e te-eea.-L
j.n PARR.
At'd lK Min"F.RS.
A Imintstraum of Mu.r.-1 U. Meyers, Oec d.
A CDITOKS NOTICE.
IX.
J. ' . Kimmel i. Sua,
) In the i ",iurt Cun
y Bum Plea of Somer
I m toiiniy. Pa.
to
H. L. Baer.
YoiQDLarr afnmeu.
Ncrth-e is bereh? given taat the uuuVT.rned
Att'l.ior, appmntni hj a l tvurt to .i..-i',ut
tbe luod in the ban. Is of the ahove nam.l A
signee, as ar.peanca on h.s nuai ac-ount. will
t ai hi. ortiee in the ho-i.tigh of -..roerst, cn
Thunntay tiie: th day of Atieuat. A. !.. 1-M, or
the purpoar of di harxn; l it daunt of ap
pointment, when ani a oere all penotia uivercsl
eJ can auca l.
FRKD W. BIKEt KXR.
Ai'tiior.
DMISLSTRATOES' NOTICE.
tsUate of Klrara Shaffer, iteof sha.Je toa,hip,
tvuner-et riiuty. pa., dee 'I.
Letter, of A't-niuivtraiion ou tiieahove estate
hav.ii hrrn grauusd to L.e u:i.Iers:gur-l "V the
primer author'.iy. nirti-e is herel.y .ven to a.i
persons indobte-t tosai.l estate u maa icmeti
ate paynarta and tD.e haein e,aiuis a-a nst t:,
same wui pneni them l : y aathe!iti-atel
eti.ement. on or before sal:. May. tee irl Jay of
Sept., It-, at toe late residtrn. of sjt'.l tired.
I' AN 1 KL SIlAFrKK.
U.Sr. LV Sit KFt K.
FrcL W. Eieseekr. A'lniitsl.'asi.
Ait'iruey.
A
DMINL.TRAT0P.-S NOTICE.
Lstate of J"ha Tbomon. d.-eM.. late of Ivan.
viae, .-sunrrset o.unty, ra-T
letters of a!c:uitraiio!i on the abe estate
hating been (ranted to toe un'terturnrsl by tha
proper auLuorLy ntjtice is or.by giv .a to a.1 pt-r-aoa
lad.txesl u, .! estate to make t:r.r-l;ftU.
; aarut, and t,,e tav-ine eiaiss aa.ust lae
a:ne at.1 pree:tt taeia du.y aatiit-ulualetl for
ei! lenient on sattirday, si, II. l-, at tae kite
residence of de- 'i.. wti.a and where all rt.es
eat alleud.
.E . A. TH.-Mps. N'.
JcJIX H. 1" HI, A.iimuuator.
AtwrtR-y.
A
DMINiTUATOU'S NOTICE-
fc-utc of Lyd: 'Mti;ht. U'o of HU. k UwitoUip,
.ECret eouniy, I'm., dee L
Ietter of avi'u-tn-trat.tu o the aTr taie
baviiMe bcn rranti to the iid. rs.zni by Ui
pn-pcr a iLhvir.ty, nH.-e i hen-by !Vf: u ail
Deroiii indeDtol to Mid e?a:e to Diae i:n!tfxii
a;e payment, aui thtre tivuir ;: aainxf
(Hfaide'-ate wui prvi.t theuid'tlj a.iibt-uratei
fir aetxiement oa attinlay, Aur:wt f.t A. yj.
a, te residence of lfa A-iXiiaisUaior iu l:ia a
UWListIp.
JOHN" V'.CwHT.
A J m in tst raur.
A
The andendntd duly a: po;nte! ii-!;'.r .y the
fnai! iwin, .-vf r--,r.--v ; omuty. ia tae eLaie
o' b id II,Lrad, dte d. to a train the hei"
to a:d r?'-aie. and maise a d-.-.f.iitiou f the
fmi mthehan of Henry F. ..!. Alinim
trauir. t and ar:.rth.; U wt.! entitle! thrrto.
anl aiend to UiedcUe uf Mud aprHn:-ent a
t: ort.ee in .mtrrf, P, on Tara-Uy t:e 3
div tt Aiitfu'tf, A. D , lfj. ien ar. i whr-re ail
;erou-ft utU:re-M.-d can a:iciad.
A. J. 0LB. RV,
Aa:ir.
A
UDIToI.;. NttTICfL
In K-F.t-. 1 I.i the Orr-Laa,' Court
ot - of
Miry A. B.sbir. I vnrt,-t t'unntr. Pa.
rsih Mav. l-", A-lii.iLii-lrauir ai-r-tM.i.t i.u
li. atp4,iuic.
"Aud now, ljih July, Is-.'! r.n petitum f rvrtw
P-Tk-ypile, ow of tbe ai!c::ii;,i.-at.ri laf Marv A.
B st.ini., dseassi. ; i 'o.iit a point A. C Hol-b--t.
t-. , A.M-'ir. 10 pts ujjwi al) .-.es4iia
and tiiakea iist-irut.jio( thr funds in his h.u,ts
Ut and ani;n tiu itTtaliy entnleii th.rvto.'"
N.iee aftrreby ttiven that I will it ia my of-fi'-e
:0 tt.e bort.ua of sonirrfttrt, -i.'iiitv of rs,m
erset, stale of Pei:nsy!ranu. on F.ndav trie l.-.h
Uyof Auiru-t, a I. l-. at luotM.i A H. lor
ti;e p'irpot of attendirg Ui the dutie of my ap
ptautmcot aeo.rtitng to toe trrms of trie aijve
ret-1 ted com mts-b.n. when and wtier-a.i f-rius
lutrrt-su-d wui apsaror tnr feer barr. 1 fn,ui
auy share ia li.e .ustrioutton.
A. C. HO LB T ST.
Aililor.
an
s
JOHN P. KNABLE & CO.'S
JOLY CtEARASCS SALE!
We icaie a rule to carry over no siock. Fi ko w ill soil iz ;I,Inr.
It is our loss. Come and share the lartris. We will on!v meiitioa a
few we hare to ofsr you.
AVVSH GOODS.
ZZ hch Ckul:, 12-1-2 c rraJe, ndd to 3-.
line CLevruui reJucoJ to Oo.
DRESS GOODS.
All-Wool Clieviot reduce! to 25c, was
All-Wool Cheviot reduced to 35c, was 50c.
All-Wool Cheviot reduced to 50c, vraa ST-l-2o.
INDIA SILKS.
One line fine trrade reduced to Too.
SUITS AND CLOAKS
This line we are determined to close, many at exactly
half price. We have some elegant Turis Dresses, silk lined
that we will sell at about half price. They are elegant good s.
Come see the many bargains all departments have to offer
John P. Knabie & Co.
35 Fifth Avenue. PITTSBURGH, PA.
Send for samplos and share the Bargains.
Clothing, Hats Underwear, etc.
Where to lny men's wear of the best ;rade.. I'C.-t make-- and W-t itvki
Where ?
Why. cf courfo. at the Mammoth Clothinj .-tore run lv the JOHN'S
TOWN llUSTLKiy.
Suits of the latest pattern-. Hat-i of t:ie newe.-t .stjl-'-t. Xeckware of the
fi:iCrt and no!b:et fu-hlons, l"i:derwear of ail makes, srradft and
ni,
iteriali can always he had at
If yon are Sfekinj g')ol "rocKl?. choau
jriees. ve are your Clothiers! to
THOMAS & KARR,
Successors to Thomas, Karr i. Ogitvie.
251 and 253. Maia .-trc-t. JOHNSTOWN. PA.
Witt cost you nothing to exam
ime foods and compare prices.
AND EE W FOSTER,
247, 249, Main Street,. JOHNSTOWN, PA.
Dry Goods, iiioiis, Carpets, k
sot HOW BIO? m
e HOW STRONG?
Write for rates on th Tltr.cwt.i. Term Pian.
AGENTS WANTED
H B c'tr. e rtjiu a sent. 531 Wood st. Pittsburg Pa,
POVELLS PURE S12.00aton
T: rh-le H ofrt!m nds-!
IMM4Tr4 K ork il r"(.x-.h is
kntl wui. .t r otuu-fe
ton fct'iitiH-a. f-.-h in ku'.-
t: eu.G ;r;roa;ft m' urs.
iin 1 ill t con.:::i.n lur lr:..cc
i W H f f .. ft:rtt.
ajurtrtB tn I. pr B.
Pw-M . irret Ha,VrlIww
Ka tAl Ufd Hum t'rtili-
ct .!(..-: Frtn:wm for U.hi
anal ( ; rat. Ka i in fr irmjuwja
aoout frwaat ran-
DISSOLVED
SOUTH
CAROLINA
BONE
A paaiptrS Wftt !v1 fra bw hHr!-t'n;
LapcL iTitiIv fcrr ji.i-. A "sin'v,
knutikttrvI 4mul
W. S. POWELL i CO.,
rArTJOS.-nrr mf 4rmmaW VBff 1 H f II A I f f
C,tltK -b-M w.ihl V. I.. I., lff I IS II I 1 I I Jl k
RamfiBdtke prirr mmvr4 & kiiioi. , M I IfllSllSll al
Mtr.ntMiiimviirf iriainiiii-l Bl R. UuLJULif iU
mmjM i rM-rhiiilf law far 6- W V.Mf m W
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Han., ,a-l. alas aaa wi4ik waal4. i" o Iret. V . L. Vua'.iLs, B. -V.uu, -Uaia.
ti:it f r.vr.Tir:x.
Tj Hiram .V.'Vr. -f '.,,r.:. n-nr.:-:. !':"..
r'.CAru:e Ki:ui.- u of lw:i r. u :;y. k.i:i-n
lou liiu-ruiJirritf! m.'-n J-iiii K.-r.rr. - 1, f
hnii.dnH.iT, K Aa?, aja-i i. i'.u M.a.tr, !
filt :: tv,
Wru f Kri-::aa, -url toe Urp'.a''-
Ofirt f iv-r-ct lu'iui.. T.. I u tne t-
rrai e-iate f urt-Liaa M;..-r, d., n.-f.
in irf frn urn-.i. j-ii,.-; (t.u:;ty. Vx. an
TorlT tri KH JUV of Annt, llrU -l
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?tter.:! -1 -r, l-AlAal I.
j i:;al nmtic:-:.
hx 6.e an ai;.i j.;..Hi u- th- I . n. tr -trrii.
H ?r t ilirr.bi'jf. f.r ti'i: t ' :
Try aat pavn; troA-t .r at i !:r:i- :a ? .a 'i
ljnb!t Stru r-art iu;t. .'. 'iii:n-r ' ?
of Jc.o f-t-r, Hiru-t lir'kci . i.. J-;ia;.iii: ' .
J -.' W',:, T ;;.-n,4. v'-iiMT, K!:x.,. i.
J,wiJtT! Kf-rrtraT ti -nt::i t'.r. i-u': :'r
:.xn. w .c. oi ft .": :i turi-l o ";
ca 1r"i i-nafw.rtort.t an i Ki-.t-n-
Ap) 1 , ar.J il.tr Atne :vs mt-;;;-'-i tv
ik-.: iul laaiaiir.
J MZi V. !I AM-::-
R, 2VX. BE ACHY,
Veterinary Surgeon,
tftN a! oxraM U r- r! -'. i- h ir :-
H !. Iat a:;I tt ij.; nra Tirtt.:-ijry :r-yit-ai
inir t.l a:tl ('IiaLt.v). aj a
1k'.c Ttvaro-ary horary -
Ttteriojirj Ottrrtrir a Sp riailj.
A trr.7 re 'k f TMtt-r.rd-T r--!. -in- a!-
iioa UauU. '.Ltcrvi'J ' Ui .c a. i
bi'v sii
H lakra ft uf;mt:it for nink
a1 f:panl a-cnfli:jp u uvu.iacut 4.
IV-D.-'Uii me t-l-ire k:!inc yir rrikn . ifrtrl
aiii le'auiir-! irw. I uvv' l.-eau4 Ictai.: u Of
iji' t-i-j iitTt.i'i It.
rvufrd-n' f.j uiiW ws4 of SaLtbnry.
Pa. kjr-V ee V i r-: s
Grantville.
FOR MEDICINAL USE. j
The foi.ii in 1rai.M m' -! .ictV xins Kve
Whisk ks ammt U- fturA-i ty anr otiir ia J
in ma.' tr t J. A .!irr rri's Ji-.a j
-5ru'.iceiHirt aD! loa-inir AuU :sa , Sur i
)((. I ker in- r'- ia tur-k frt.-ir J vrar 1
oA ul? Tearso.'l, arJ it.em f i. f - '
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ffa.iou, at j-l:nr Vf arr. A .mi ail ft .:ji of t, ,
iieiwrna, l i..ri.A. F..re Wiut-si, i ytrmr II ) (
lr fa!in. aii a.iuir.r'r hrat of Ui: i rtl a: 4
Uimwtr !i.iior at ket LiTir XLt !.:!-
la;-jrtrvi bUu k Jerry ia :be r4 ia tr :
Biarke-t m rwr tosUie a.i iw srl ft.r I
Tir.!. prn -K. N 2tra c'v fr or
pax a.ug. Fwtn a:o: m to tCi c:a. vrk-rti.
A. ANDRIESSEN,
172. Federal St, - ALLEGHENY, PA.
Tetepbone. ZM.
P.EDUCED.
- The IITSTLKR's" Kmporin
m.
jzoo'ts, troohs at ur.Tieurd of
tuy of. uti-U.-;i..!i r '..irant.'ed,
m m EEm mm-
Has cr 5127 cfHssets ta
sactira evsty $IG3 cf Lig.Hitias.
l. .!- t'. wc u. ji no i.arf j. 4
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mt HtMtm a4 vmt Vrtil tis CMiuia. tu in
km All fcidt 9t isruuziii miicnii.
..vu ira ;&n'U.". r-i i r-: 'f Tf.my i.:n-s -i
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H. F. SEAN OR,
Latrobe, Pa.
7 ' ' .y .- j .
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The Springfield lrr:prcveJ Trac
tion Engine.
THi Vjti IC Ci'.Vij'.w T-.;ih3.
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ni kt-; ir !"? u :' .;.:-: 'r . re.
;t -!.'! "-! - .'1 ; .- ,i i '. c '.
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la ftni.. j.ri tr nr. J .!'. 'ji.c-. I i M'"!.'
r w 4.x . d a"iv oi-- vs "!.' nf l- :, : i k t-J-i
wr!: ai w u aj 1 atair. I turn? -. .. tr.ii.'.
H. F. SEASOR.
PEMNSYLVAMA COLLEGE,
CETTYSELFG, PA.
I70UNDCO IN 1332 L:v Fi. .: t
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Ka. .r.-.i Ua'i.0. ;. tJi.: V A I n.lr..;
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
in vj.a-a'r c-.
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