fflie Somerset Herald.
r. SCULL, E-Iitor.
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f w : i" :-3 tnd rocng ai Snyder's
. cf ium jiBg scliasl this tali?
r','.72"w CL.. W. Dn. Indiana,
n-rs sn 1 laborers Leld
iii to discuss aa m-
VorrfMali already paid
' a.-.x.'.;nt cftLe f rvioes of
'.j ,,,,,-fiJ. Tbe First Brigade
i-'.'u si- r-'u'-ar fund.
: . l iir Fitiam Ciramitl an
l.'jir.r: ni.r t.n JI0C'"j
." ws-es4-j o lte Eiroii
.'. ,',,;n'on May 1 next.
, -L r.T':e Fi-1 Term opens
V ! and Irtfiraweotil Mu
,. ; ; Henry 15. Boy-
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. . r...-tr'.-:"ar.. wia poor bire
. -r. ;ratiit. Mich., andeten
.' -..ale t:!ra:-l coratunuica-
-. ..'a-vfwtaKJt as well a? an in-
..',tiEuii sboiiU cot forget
- - i. - the drapsist. can fit tlseir
a- well as ny optician.
: - -.0:.rtli years eil-rience in
: :. Kii;"-.
farmer are in dt-ad
r.:-.r of im;.f..vawnts' on
'- ail Lave caused the
, ,'.it tmlis'-i1 :ij-rT:sors of
1 . .. i - ..f
. ; c ; Crete. Term., Lave
i.;:..Uay. te Ivprr.y I'nited
.hi til Lf'a the r.toulh
. . .-..js miners aid who bad
z of Cajta:n Anderson
- -. ::.f ci:y I'hti; iifrnifiUer, Las
.:: a:.d riU be found at the
(.iiWrv fr a thort
z. i:.: a f.ri'.tiy lirt-ciass FiiO
, c ; '.a: i "-'-
-.Y- n-.iae Th-irs-lsy tro'ight suit
. . n vi5 Court. Philadelphia,
, ...aa lo recover f'.TTS a!g
. .; (..:;.n,i?-:Oi.s fur U.e ?i!e of a
- t-i -;s of ir.d near Bedford
C. ai -t Irn Company for
.: by :i;e name of Orbison, of
", -1 !,
- v. i- iiraneu i:. m
r,V.'.:on and paid f.) for
- He a; I "-ied to Congress rewnt
: t a. nev rtf.mded. and wasauc
r .i2d that the !aw did cot
;c a-i a citizen and that the
-. ;.u ja'.iy exacted.
. ... i.-e eo.-.ar.v troaujeI wan
. .... j c- one be! than another
... 3: i-. v. A through course of
.... a ,i. the Itest bioo-l-porlSer.
: an end to this annoyance.
-.. rt.'T.J a triii.
o.--ae has broken out at
- ; jIjti. which is bailing the
' .- ,, a .rs. ays the PottsviJIe
: r - L-.'j'.es ma'aria. but the
. hi? hearing and lies in a semi-
- fs'.e whiie under i:s intluen-.
, .. ; .. re are seventy case of the
i : :.e !..a. of which twenty-five are
.. i bo critical!. It U Od.jectured
, a:.-s from the canal.
- . ; f r.utueroiu papers to be found
:; . r- r i- r s o;!ii at I'olforJ is a dct-d
. . I m.w orru;;ed by the cities
--: aid Allegheny made by the
:'- :' t..e lf.s of In llais known the
: v.-i ..!? U O irrett renviergra-s, sr.,
i i; -iiTT '. The cnatf.res of the In-:-
of drawings of bus of various
;.. wxd puri'e the brains of a nat
., i -t.-r.an to deuae their 5jecies.
. r. -t 1'y type of diphtheria Lasal-
.-.-! tliee'i'ire family of Josoj.b
.- -n:e-y. a farmer residing rear West
v it of a family of aevca only
t --r ,t '"- the father an 1 two Svrw, who
:- t if, with the dreaded diseas. The
: . :i has cau-ed a wide spread fi el
. -.fawe. aid ?yn;jtLy in the vicinity,
-: t::t:.iCi.'y is favorably known. Eiaik
i.: -ris .5 rajirg in JIcKeesport. Many
-.' iv a.r'.---Jy resalted.
A r:.it it into a frorery at Belfast, Me.,
d..y, or '.ereilflo worth of g!s
! ".. 1 d.,wn a cart-wheel dollar ia J ay--.:
.:.--. :'..re. -HoM on. tLis i-u't right :"
i hv ke.-per as the c:..-toiu..r start
:'. .::. y. that' H r'ht," respoad
t - r an. ' I'vi p-rni:-ion from the
':.-. js.y 1' cells on the dollar." He
i :c.::-iy se'tled ia insolvency up the
V.;-i-. ar.d cx;cted to continue
:!:. unitriy-X H a.
t.cj::c!i and torpid liver, nothing
' '.". av; .Iyer's rills. Th' V contain no
x-' :: r a- y ui'Li-rul drug, but are cam--i
'ie a ;ive pritic-i;ii-.-s of the b!-:
-' .i-- -at"..ar '.:., and their t!- alvay
; .s .i.i.k'-i l-:.eiil to the paiient,
r .r .-fir-ei'e-t growth in boys is the
t:.l;:h. While girls reach
i - t iu :..t l".b. year tney acquire
i .-.! at a-e of 2x Boys ar strong--'.-.
;':- f.-a Li-th tothe 11th year:
r r i, . sujn-rior phyiicaliy to the
i. ; a-. i.ei u':-l are airaia turned i
. Fr. ra Nov--u'oer to April
', v -y Jittle and pain no
--i-t . "". A: rli. to Ju'y they gain in
1 - in i,-!:t, aid frim July to
-'r tl.-y i i- re.i-e greatly in weight,
:. :a Lr ..1.-1:,;! M Xt.Hc-J X.it-ig.
T- .'... p tbihe-l Aaia 2Us.
. : a 1 1 te set c-f illustrations
- 1 ;' ' -' "a; U jfthe rl Ls ;n Tennessee
: '' :' ' il ' lj. 7 It re will be also a
V-' ' a . J t--!tertiin;r.5 description cf
1 "' . of '.,r.i, npions'y
": ' - .i will l' tlrf sereath in.u!
"'' '-' t".p'r..ir.t ser.-s "The Capitals
:-- .'. : Aiiijnj many other attrac-
-lie n-i-u'tr there will be an
' " " I'i'.i in ;.in.hj:i," with
- ' ' i-o i.ias'.ra'.ijui by Fieu. ric
; ; -.ifrtlly -e conijuainlng of the
''" : - djtie to the pafture lands by :
T-"'-" '-"i-s'. ';:-r that Lave been j
i --y nunterua in the months of j
- --' i t?rr.U-r during the jast two I
" " . ' J- -a;. the T'r.ion own .e."':Tfi-if.
r ' - "i-;.-r --i:ly ai U, and ia many
1 ' '- -"-' is t.i::i eaten so close that
" - -' i -e e-.'ra crop is aafferir.g also
- -.t vijr.i.. 7he grshoprer eat
, ... j uf the ear and also eat
.Lr ,i -a it great Umsre. Alonp
te ft-;-.rrt are literally- coven-i
' - : i and if one walks in the fi-!d?
r-'i"i-iti filif the air around.
: '' i-ir ,.f the Chief of the Weather
r:e-.d
as tiijy as possible the
-i rl the col i-itiTe and frost
i d.str.v.-:j where such warcicg
va.u. Ar.y t -imanity or per-
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. si.-.ij u.spiay station e--'1-:
-iiaj'r-ss H. L. Bait, A - 1st -"
: ate Weather Service, Phi'a-'"-
'a 45 possible. Fiag for dis
V ..! ; fjn.Uhed by the Weather Ba
t.l ihe Wleg-aaij wUl be sent at Got-
"1L"-'- It will njt be practicable
re than one statiua at a r .luce
t-iwruca: off froai direct tele-
. 1 ;: ": K receivel the other day at the
Vt "!'re ''w-artmect from W. G. Basaler,
'"" '" ' '' Bu:!er c.iunty. asking to be
; ' ;-'- of the peace in that town.
"'-r-v :-tf ine Jettr was a rlilion
"-v a;.
fy citizr., stating that
justice of the peace of
-u. has deserted Lis family and
5 pari of the country, we the un-
i-i would repectfai:y petition
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i-atlrr and appoint W. G. Bassler
iKrt ia l
I-'ace." As the Governor has
r to rej uke a comoiiasion, and as be j
e ..er.ot.ee of a vacancy from the.
---t re:
! rr-xtiai,
i tikis
-'-ry of the county, no notice will
of the ititiua.
Jndir Ivnneckor arnred in town etrl;
Xlundsj itK.rnir.g front Biiord.
A daily o:ai! route has been established
Uiwetn Frit-Jens ai.d Oi2cuo purt efficts in
somerset township.
Mrs. CLarles B. Colborn and family, of
L.airas. est Va , are visiting with Eomer
set friends and relatives.
Miss Mattie. second daughter of Hon. A.
T. Atkeny, of Minneapolis, Minn is risit-
jrg relatives in this place.
The reeideuts cf LavansviHe have taken
the pro;er legal steps towards convening
that village into a boroigb.
Somerset Las more handsome tnrnonts,
horses and carriatres. this reason than ever
before in the history of the town.
I)ivine servic-a in Sl Paul's Eefonned
church, next Lord's day morning. Chil
dren's day service in the evening.
"E. V. Inrst, f Bo.-t .n, will preach in
the Christian cLurch utit Thursday eveniiig.
He will also lecture at the same place Fri
day evening.
The Larimer town-hip school board will
a-eet at Wittenburg, Saturday, September
31. for the purpose, of electing teachers for
the ensuing term.
Capt. John H. Boyts, of Pittsburgh, who
hal ben spending several days with Somer
set friei.us. and relatives, returned to the
city Saturday evening.
The members of the Ancient Order
Knigh't iif the Mystic Chain, of this, county
will told a pic nic at Stoyestown, iiatarday,
St'ptemlier .'id.
Miss Sidney Connelly, who Lag been en
gaged in the millinery business at Wheeling,
West Ya., the past year, ia visiting at the
Lome of her mother in this place.
Bev. John E..Buihnell, principal of the
Hagerstown, MJ., Fcitaie Seminary, Las
been in this county for several days looking
after the interest of that institution.
Mrs. Alice K. H:glnbotham, who former
ly presided over the "Glade House,"' thU
place, but w ho is now a resident of Talla
poosa, Ga , is vtsiting among her Somerset
friends.
Mi-;! Kate Kadr-ley, who holds a clerkrhip
in the Census Ik-parinient, Washington, 1.
C ia spending her annual vacation at the
home of her parents, Ir. and Mrs. A. J.
F.cdsiey, in this place.
The rituburgb Vrot Sunday contained a
cut of Bev. Applelon Cash, formerly pastor
of the Method.st church in this place. Mr.
Hash Las attained prominence iu connection
with the llpwortb League.
Fibular adjourned court convened at li
o'clock this, Tuesdjy morning. Among
other cases to be finally deposed of at this
session is that of the Meyersdale School
Board contested election case.
The meirbers of the United Lrethrea con
gregation of this place wili hold a lawn fete,
Friday and Saturday evenings, September
- and DJ, on the lawn ia front of their
hoiae cf worship on Patriot street.
Mr. John Weller, of near Waterloo, Iowa,
who has been siend!i)g the past twj months
vt-iting among his relativi-s in this county
and other sections of Pennsylvania, return
ed to his home Mondavi
Mr. Kl Thompson, of Pittsburgh, is
spending his vacation with friends in S-m-ers
t liowcaud township. He is the young
est son of the late John Thompson, of I-a-vansville.
and is a prosperous bu-iness man
in P;t:sbargh.
Georjre Carrell, father of Henry Carre".!,
Superintendent of the Cambria Iron Compa
ny s stone crusher, at Kautaer's s-talion,
died at the laticr'a residence in this borough
Sunday morning. He was in bis S-Si year.
He removed to Somerset from Johnstown
several nunths ago.
Lu Samuel Kephhart, recently graduated
from the I". S. Military Academy at West
Point, was in Somerset last Thursday for the
purpote of calling upon CongreSiman Scull,
whose appointee he was. I.L Kephart has
been asiigal to the artillery arm of the
service.
The Pittsburgh Monday, contains
a three-column description of the ' Cociey"
gcr.g a.id of their lawless career, and inter
views with the leaders of the gang, obtain ed
by a special correspond -nt who visited them
in their mountain fastness at the peril of his
life. The story is interesting reading
throcgbout but smacks.. very sln.ngly of
'fake."'
A correspondent, writing from Ligonitr
Township, Westmoreland County, says: An
e:iort is being male to reopen the Xice'.y
Church. The building has not len
csed since the I'n.berg. r tragedy. It
will be remembered that at that time the
Soor was partly torn up by the otlicers. and
it w iil take a g-od deal of money now to re
pair it.
ilr. a:.d Mrs. Suiiivan Johnson and their
two daughters, of Allegheny City, are guests
at the resi-.l"t ce of Wm. H. Kocnla, Esq.
Tiiey ca:ue to Somerset from Addison,
where they hal been sending several weeks
at the Lome of Mrs. Johnson's father, Gen
tral M. A. Koas. Mr. Johnson is one of
rittsbargh's lealin ; and weal.hiest w hole
sale merchants.
A g ie-t at the b-ime of Hon. A. J. Col
bom, is Miss Inha Armor, of Amboy, Hh
She is a daughter of William Armor, a for
mer ri'sident of Som r t and a nephew of
Mr, ix'lborn's. Mirt Armour has been
spending the summer visiting among her
mother s relatives in Massachusetts, and
stopped ofT here for a few days before pro
needing to her home.
Mr. Andrew Tarktr, finut rly cashier of
the Fiet National Bmk. arrived in town
Monday morning f r a werk's viait. He is
at present cotin'rvleii wi:h the Washington.
I). C,Laa aul Tr.i-t Aasocistion, and is
Uitiding Lis vacation between his old home
in Mitilmtown and Somerset. Mr. Tarker
ia del-gbttd to get back auioae friend i who
are eer rea.lv to welcome him.
Mr. -Tom" Gregg, teller of the First Na
tional Bank, Pittsburgh, is spending his
two-weeks' vacation with Lis friend, Frank
J. Meyers, in this place. Messrs. Gregg and
and Meyers are eipert Cshtrmen aad if the
water in the Casscllman river gets into prop
er condition for fishing dur.ng Mr. Gregs's
'iit there will be very few ha-i remaining in
that stream by the t.me he is ready to return
borne.
The following young gentlemen will leave
this city about 10 o'clock Saturday night on
foot for Somerset : Campbell liaison. Bar
net ricking, Harry Phillips, Anthony Mor
gan, Charles Morgan. Harry Sheerer, Ed.
Eenf ird. and George Benford. I: has been
suggested that the farmers along the route
might do well to guard their hen-roost
with double-barreled shot-guns. JuKrututcH
The Johnstown Outing Clab are holding
their first annual camp for two weeks along
the banks of the Youghlogheny river one
and a half mile abjve Conflueci-e. They
pitched their tents Monday afternoon. The
club has ordered $ worth cf provisions to
start with. Among other members of Je
club who are well known in Somerset are J.
J. MiiTgau, Jacob Zi.nmerman, David
HiTsbberger and Harry B. UciUey.
Major James II. Gageby, of the Twelfth
Infantry, recently promoted from Captain
in the Third, which promotion relieved him
from recruiting service, was, at the time of
his promotion July 4;h, granted a thrae
month' leave of absence. M jet of the re
maining part of his leave will be apent ia
this city. At it conclusion it will proceed
to Fort Yatea North Dakota, Standing
Rock Agency, of which poet be has been
given command. JJoututea TrU uH.
Mr. Hugh O Dnnnell, of Homestead, is
rgitlered at the Somerset House.
Mr. Tom C. Shoemaker, who will be
remembered as the popular young nephew
and general manager for Torn"' Collins,
the railroad contractor who bad the grading
of thelSouth Peon E. R , Somerset division,
spent Sunday and Monday ia town, Mr.
Shoemaker is at present located at Belle
fonte, Pa, where he is general manager of
the IteiieJonte Iron Furnaces and Railroad.
He was accompanied to Bomerset by hi
friend, Mr. u Jc" Montgomery.
Landlord Kyle has made so many im
provements to the Somerset House, since it
came into Lis possession in April hut, that
patrons of that well known hostelry are all
loud in their praises of his excellent manage
ment. Painters and paper hangers Lave
done much to add to the neatnesa and clean
liness of the hotel and when electric light
bve been introduced it will have few equals
in thi section of the state. The ex-Sheriff
is an ail round hotel mac and the traveling
public have cot been slow to recog
nise this fact.
CUe cf the Pittsburgh morning papers of
last Wednesday published a special di.-patcb
from Altooua saying : " Congressman Scull
is seriously ill at his home in Somerset."
In the language of an esieemc-i and dejrt
td friend, Mr. Scull's family and friends
"knew that this was a lie as soon as they
saw it." Mr. Scull was in Pittaburgh at the
lime paying a visit to bis brother, S. F. Scull,
of tl at city and was enj oying his nsual
good health. We should not be surprised
any day to hear that some of Mr. Scull's
political enemies had started a report that he
ia dead and buried.
All arrangements have been perfected for
the Seventh Annual Reunion and ba-ket
picnic of the Lutherans of Somerset county,
at Friederis, Thursday, Sept. 1st. Refresh
ments will be furnished on the grounds for
those coming without ba-kets. Music will
be furnished by the choir of the First Luth
eran Church and the Mineral City Comet
Land tf Johnstown. Special trains will be
run by the B. .1 O. Ih I: , and excursion
tickets will be sold at ail stations. Every
thing point to this being the roost success
ful reunion of Lutherans ever held ia thi
county.
The IIeealu has learned of a farmer liv
ing along the line of the S. & C. R. R., ia
Somerset township, who keeps ten cows and
buys butter for hi family's use. He sells
all the milk bis cows produce to a Johns
town dealer and the sale of it brings him
per day on an average the year round.
Out of this amount he l-ays t'J cent per
day freight so that the milk actually nets
him ft.10 per day, or $l,4';.o0 per year. His
barn is only a stone's throw from the rail
road station and he can ship the tuiik every
morning and evening. Allowing a very
liberal estimate, his butter does not cost him
exceeding SlCW per year. Few farm, n are I
fortunately located as is the one to whom
we refer. He manages to have a number of
his cows fresh milk the year round.
R. P. Kennedy, Esq , of I'niontown, has
gone to Baltimore to argue the claim of Mi
chael Niiand, or Connellsville, father of
young Niiand, who wa mard- r; d on his
engine at Yoder lat sprinp, by l'l: rence
Fuiirer, before the cflicers of the Baltimore
& Ohio Belief Association. Fireman Niiand
was a member of the Association, an! un
der its ruling the next of kin, who in this
case were his parents, are entitled to $I,tj
in case of accidental death, and - in event
of natural dea h. Young Niiand died in the
line of duty, and while his death, from a
mnrderous assault by Fuhrer, was not strict
ly "accidental, it was cot "natural," either.
His fhthe.- claims 1 1 ,' and the association
otTers J-'-OJ. Tbe question involved U rath
er a nice one and will lie pusLed by the at
torney. The many friends and acquaintances of
Mr. James McKe'vy, the charcoal dialer,
throuKhout the county, will be sorry to learn
that he has been compelled, on tbe advice of
his physician, to go to the Markieton Sanita
rium fr treatment. Mr. McKtlvy Las been
ill for about three weeks and Lis illness was
brought about by over exertion and expos
are to the hot rays of the sun. It bad been
his practice to visit his different works daily,
and as all of them are located some distance
f.-om town he drove to and from them in
an open buggy. Tbe hot rays of the
sun beating down npoa him for hours at a
tirae soon affected his nervous system. Mr.
McKelvy is not seriously a3cted and his
physician hopes that a few week's of complete
rest and absence from business will re.-ti.re
hira to his usual robust health.
Mrs. McKeivy, who has been ia delicate
health for some time, will join her husband
at the Sanitarium during the week.
The maple sugar production of the twenty-third
dirtrict, which includes the It
Counties in the western part of the S.ate,
only three of which, however, have any pro
duction, during the year ending June
l-:)J,was Ji-ii,57J pouujs and syrup it-"l
gallons. T.lis was manufactured by 17
licensed producers and r.qriired the tapping
of 02, 5So trees. The estimated juantlty cf
sugar manufactured by producers who did
not apply for license wa? 112.!i!ti pounds and
yrup 12..S70 gallons. To illustrate Low the
Governments tfjurts in fostering this in
dustry are succeeding, there wre 273 pro
ducers who made application for license for
the season now approaching, being an in
crease of Ml over tbe seasm just ended
The claims fnr bounty on sugar produced
amount to J-t.OVl 07, and range from $ ) 00 to
t'.lo. Xiuy-two claims have thus far been
paid, amounting to $2.-l 15. Uf tbe 172
producers who were licensed last season li
Lave their plants located in Somerset county,
nine operate in Fayette county and four
produce in Crawford county.
one day last wetk the Directors of the
Poor contracted with the Somerset Electric
Light Company for fifty light to light the
buildings at the County Home. The con
tract Is for C .-e years and calls for 35 cents
per light per mo.itb, or i21" W per yea r. A t
the same time the directors contracted with
P. A. Scheli for a steam heating apparatus
t) heat all of the buildings at the Home, not
now provided with beat of that character.
The boiler is to be of sufficient capacity to
provide steam for cookir.g purposes in cae
it is ever deemed expedient to prepare fcod
fjr tbe inmates by that means.
It has been suggested that the Home be
connected with the Court House or the
Clerk's office by telephone, and we under
stan i that the Electric Light Company have
already gTanted permission to string tele
phone wires on the poles they will erect be
tween town and that institution.
The introduction of Electric Light at the
County Horn? will afford the farmers te
si. ling along the pike for several miles east
of town an opportunity w iHumjuate their
Lome by the same system.
A welcome visitor in this place the
past few days has.ben Mr. Samnel J. Camp
bell, of New York City. Mr. Campbell was
born in Somerset ia 1 vR, and reaidc-d here
until lSo when be went to New York to ac
cept a position in the Custom House. At
the outbreak of the war be enlisted in a
yew York regiment and served thron ghout
the rebellion. Returning to New York be
secured a position on the Metropolitan po
lice force and served as a "copper" for
about 23 years, rising to the position of De
tect ire Sergeant. Mr. Campbell did some
Tery clever work a a detective and wa fre
quently complimented br his superior offi
cer. He has always been a stalwart Repub
lican. With the advent of the present
Mayor Grant, in that city, be. was not long
in learning that service on the force was be
ing made very unhealthy for Republicans
and be consequently aaked to be retired.
Hi request was promptly granted and be
was retired on half pay, J750.00 per annum.
While here he revisited the scenes of his child
hood and renewed hi acquaintance with
the boys who have grown to manhood with
him. Mr. Campbell is a very handsome
gentleman and an ideal police officer. He
returned to New York, where be ia engaged
in business, Monday.
Let th Town Council Tak Trip
to Meyersdale.
It might be well for the members of tbe
town council to psy a visit ta Meyersdale
and investigate the water supply of that
town in its present eiate, inasroach as near
ly all of their calculations hare been based
upon what Meyersdale's water supply has
cost. According to the Rtuirr Meyersdale
has been practically without fire protection
(or a mouth past ; and for a Lke period '"the
supply has been inadequate for domestic
purpose ; while manufacturer! have been
compelled to fall back upon their own de
vices to keep their plant going full time.
It is questionable whether Meyersdale ba a
sufficient supply to meet the demands of
the consumers, and it Is admitted on all side
that the reservoir was constructed so cheap
ly as to' be totally unfit for the purpose for
which it was built. It is estimated that it
will cost several thousand dollars to put it
in proper condition, and tbe stock holders
of the water company are not tumbling
over one another in their e ffort to repair or
rebuild the reservoir. We imagine the tax
payers of Meyersdale are hugging them
selves because the burdiu rests u;n a stock
company and not cpon them. No water, no
pay, is akafrguard which they enjoy.
Tbe town council shonld n-it hesitate to
appropriate fuL.is from the borough treas
ury (if any funds remain in it) to bear tbe
expense of the trip we Lave suggested, in
view of the prorogate manner in which
they have expended the tax payers' money
for the purpose of having so called experts
visit the town and run levels over ail the
surrounding hill and furnish estimates for
bringing water into town from impossible
sources. Ia fact we are reliably informed
that they paid ooe.cxpert i!-V for making a
survey and that he h ft town without fur
nishing them with a particle of data upon
which to baae an eslinate-
A trip to Meyersdale for the object we
have indicated, cannot fail to bear rich fruit
if made in the projr .fpirit and with the
eyes of all the councilmen open to the best
in teresu of their town and in the interests
of the tax-payers" pocket book.
Let the town council take a trip to Mey
ersdale. Good Housekeepers.
Some cf the best housekeepers in Somer
set and vicinity use the Cinderella Stoves
and Range and pronounce them perfect
bakers. Sold by James B. Holderbaum,
Somerset, Pa.
Found at the Bottom of the Stream.
Lait Friday morning while Ed Woy, who
was assisting Engineer Herdic in making a
survey of Kiniberly run for the purpose of
ascertaining whether or not it is feasible
to secure a gravity water snpp!y for this
town from that stream, had his attention at
tracted by a peculiar looking object lying in
the shallow water in the centre of the creek,
about 2"0 yards above " high bridge" on
the Berlin road. Fishing it out from its
lodging place be was surprised to find an old
fashioned ' squirrel rirle." Judging from
its decayed and rusted condition it had re
posed in tbe ixnom of the stream for a num
ber of years. Mr. Woy brought his " find" to
Somerset and placed it cpon exhibition.
N nmberlesa conjectures were vouchsafed as
to how it had come to be deposited in the cool
embrace of old Kimbtrly between then and
Saturday tnoming, when Hiram Fisher, who
lives a few reds north of the point where
the gun was found, learning of its discovery,
re-called the fact that about six years ago a
rille, similar to the one found by Mr. Woy,
had suddenly disappeared from hi house
and Lad never since been heard of. Mr.
Fisher eays that Lecan idertify the rirle in
stantly. There U no doubt but that it is tbe
same gun that was stolen from him and that
it was thrown into the creek by the thief,
who feared detection.
Wantedl
An enterprising man in each township.
Must have a little capital and can make
money. Sare thing. Add res
Cu es. A. Rioos a Co.,
Somerset, Pa. .
A Wise Coon.
An extraordinary and sngsestive incident
eccurred at the camp at William Kline
saw mill, about four miles from Bethel,
Tuesday nipht. The camp is a lVmoeratic
one, nearly all the me n employed there be
ing Democrats, and yesterday evening while
the men were playing a social gameof cards
a coon came stalking in, sat down, and qui
etly submitted to capture. It was chained
and to-day it is as docile as can be. The
workmen at the mill attach much signifi
cance to this performance. They say thi
quiet submi-sion of this coon indicates that
the Republican party of Somerset county
will surrender to the Ie:nocrats. As the
coon surrendered without even attracting
the attention of two dogs which lay in the
camp, the occurrence is considered remarka
ble. Mr. Kline, who was in the city yester
day, vouches fcr the absolute truth of this
story. JJmMi'-m lit raid.
The above fanciful yarn will ran tbe
patrons of the I'ark Hotel in this place to
smile audibly. The proprietor of the hotel,
Mr. Vasnear, is a Democrat as well as a fan
cier of wild animals and ia the owner of
several foxe, coons, flying squirrels, etc.
Recently the coons have evince! a great
fondness for fowl and every morning Mr.
Yanncar finds that the population of his
chicken coop has been reduced during the
night, sad invariably one or two roosters
are missing. He has discovered that his
pet coons are the roLbers and regards their
unnatural taste for fowl as a sr. re indication
that Harrison will be re-elected, and baa
promised to celebrate his victory by serving
the gaest of tbe " Park" with coon, stnffed
with rooster, as soon as the result cf the
election ha been declared.
For Sate!
A fine family, Liuod bay, Hamiitonean
marc, 7 years old, perfectly sound and gen
tle ; any child can drive her ; a good all day
traveler; will be sold cheap, address
Box 75, Hooveraville, Pa.
Bedford Electric Railway.
A charter was granted at the state depart
ment at Harrliburg, on Wednesday to tbe
Bedford Electric Railway Company, of Be-d-ford,
with a capilul of iI3,'.'. The pre pos
ed road will be about two and a half miles
in length, running from the Pennsylvania
railroad depot at Bedford to the Bedford
Springs hotel, taking iu the various hotels
along the route. The road will ah-o run
through the princijl streets c-f Bedford.
The directors are Congressman John B. Rob
inson, Media ; James B. Oliver, Pittsburgh ;
S. R. Iwtgeneeker, George M. Harry, John
S. Weller, Bedford ; Congressman William
A. Stone, Allegheny ; and Senator John N.
Neeb, Pittsburgh.
A Farmer's Strange Bed-Fellow.
A startling story cornea from near Monon
gahela City of the frightful experience of a
farmer by the name of Beverly Wickcrham,
who can flatter himself upon being alive and
well to-day. A fe evenings ago Wicker
bam retired at the usual hour. He sleeps on
the first floor and his bed was near an oien
and low window, owing to tbe extreme
warm weather. During the night a large
biacksiiake came to the bouse and crawled
in the window and made for the bed in
which Wickcrham was soundly sleeping.
Curling itself close cp beside the sleeper the
reptile dozed away into slumberlaad. Wick
erham awakened at daybreak and turned
over to get up. As be did so the movement
awoke hi snakeship, who rose cp and
made ready to spring upon the baif awake
and bewildered man. He could scarcely be
lieve bis eyes when first seeing tbe snake,
but in a second more he was out of bed with
one great bound and aroused the inmates of
the boose. He secured a dab and with one
powerful and well-directed blow eiled the
life of the reptile.
Here We Are Again-Barb Wire a
2-1-4 Cents Per Pound.
Tbe Johnstown flood wire ia all sold, but
we have receireoVfrom tbe factory a lot of
barb wire which will be sold at two twenty
five per hundred pounds. Guaranteed to
stand stretching. This is a good bargain.
Call and see it
Ja. B. Hc-LDtRB.U-.
Wore False Whiskers.
George Lehberger. a draughtsman, recent
ly employed at the Cambria iron works in
Johnstown, was arrested in Pittsburg, Wed
nesday morning near tbe Carnegie oflicea
and locked up as a suspicion person. He
was wearing a fake beard at the time, evi
dently to conceal a large scar on Lis cheek.
and had in his possession the address of
Charles Stadler, an inmate of a prison in
Russia to which Nihilists are sent. He also
had in his poaeeaeioa a letter addressed to
hira at Johnstown, and on a dispatch being
sent to Justice of the Peace John T. Harris
of that place inquiring about the man, an
answer wa received shortly afterwards, stat
ing that be was wanted on a charge of as
saulting Jenaie Uoffinan, ed about fifteen
years, and a niece of Charles Hoffman of that
place.
He wa first taken to City Hall by Detec
tive Coulson, who made the arrest, and on
being asked to tell who be was he at first
said his nam was Geyder, bat subsequently
gave his true name, and said be was a brother-in-law
of Otto Bergman, clerk at the Mer
chants Hotel, and that he bad put on the
false beard for the purpose of playing a joke
on Bergman.
Lthberger was handed over to the John-
town police.
Husband Items.
The new grange hall in this place is in
course of erection.
Rev. Frank P. Saylor delivered a very in
teresting discourse in the Weller church last
Sunday.
Mb Carrie De-itx, of Gritlia , has been vis
iting friends in this community the past
wetk.
Miss "Bird" Weller' many friends will
be pained to learn that she has been confin
ed to her borne for several weeks by illness.
A steam thresher, drawn by a traction en
gine, has been doing great execution in this
vicinity for the iast several weeks.
Mr. Samuel S. Miller devotes hi time to
farming and dealing in sheep atid is equally
successful with both. At one time recently
he hal i " head of sheep an Land.
X.
Your Eyes tested
free of charge by a
practical Optician
and glasses furnish
ed from 2j cents to
$10 'X per pair.
Ntrs t Casejufu,
Jewelers and Opticians.
Somerset, Pa.
MARRIED.
ENOS GARLETT3. On August 20.
13143, at the residence of the bride's parent
ia Confluence, Pa , by G. G. Groff. E--q., Mr.
James M. Efkie and Miss EiSe L. Garletis.
W RIGHT MiCAHON On Thursday.
August IS, lSt'2, at the home of the bri.le
near Jenner X Roads, Ta.. by Rev. H. M.
Cook, Dr. William L. Wright, of Jenners
town, and Miss Mary E. McCahon, of Jen
ner X Roads, both of Somerset County, Pa.
.ItjSF-hiS SALE
OF THE
PLANT AND PROPERTY
OK THE
Faiftiops M Savage
FIRE BRICK CO.,
OF
Fairliope, Somerset Co., Pa.
Trie nadersiraed Asiicnee fnr the I euefit of the
rrdtiton o: the Kirtiie Nona tuvae fire
line CoDit.y, tlimite't.-, wiil ou
Wednesday, Sept. 21, 1892,
t lo'cWkp. m t FAIRHOPE. In &mHr
f. t fxHicty, Pa., iwtvT Kr t puMic ai;iu-n
il the icu;-rrj, r& aud jci):iai,tf the
"ttirhoje -jria Savit Fire Brick Cotapiij,
uiHiUcl'. coniuog ot
M. A'o'U tbrr ii' aTrf in fe I:n.l, on
which U erctt-l ihe ianrv new and well iu:p-jdTin-
tr.i I iHAUt of tiit (.'Huptaiiv. w:lh Cmpc
liy of tA-tr-a ihuiX'asuiii .ij.T.'.f iifirk Tt?r iay.
The work sVre rruU ru an-1 itri-t l ia ewry
piri:nj'ar, arid miv-t fa.oraMy icvatfd n Hie
in of the P. Si C. K. K., aiwi dude to liie lavage
iiKMiutiia cliiTst, .
"M. To ifa-i fr clay iri Sarae mountain,
Giitr on a bity a'-rv tract, tire other on a two
buQtlred and fifty iu re tract, on whi b iy
att;s or rem f "(uantiiy euaed a id te paraM?
to H. T. Wti 1. The i-iari are run orer iaius
a.:itl d-jinped ua cat? of the ii. 4 O. tt. K.r abou;
Iwomlies dlaut from t;ie v as
Toe mine car and ail too is, liupU'TiietiU, ma
chinery and nxturea ued in me in:u;:i of tbe
ciay a m cli a cu .n j l j;acs and Mdii.$i
milt L ild a Lart uf the plant.
Also a lax-je i of aire orti now on hand, id
otie tnuie wiilU aoid at ine x&me Urne.
TERMS.
Ten per Pent, of th amount of bid to fe paid
can ; one-hal: lxeiudmg the ten rer itnt. on
ilt-livrry of itd : oue-louru: in toony from day
of Mtlf wi;b inerwrt and one-fourth in J-ii dayt
front day of feie with tuterej-i. The dt lem-d
pa vaii' u: to re v ured on tbe jiremijo by mort
fjate ana liie j-urcha-er :ohavr Uie pn-eny in
mrtd lo the eiteut ,1 the d'jicrrtd ) aiei;t lor
tue betirnt of Ue xc ;-v
JA(XB d. swank,
AAiffUtre.
"VOUCH 0F AITLICATIOX FoK
KoKt-jH CHAR1 fcK.
N'jTICE l rrerrbr f iren that an arpratiun
wili he made to ibe cMtrt of 'latter anions of
SootTrt couiut, ia.t on Mu-iar, tH-rU-ii;ber J6,
boroutrL Li.aref fur tbe village of l-a-vanv
.lie, Mtua;e la Njxtrv't town-hip, in aad
county of x)UK-r, UMiuded a ftV.ow :
fcvgiTjiaiii at the eoriierof the Jr rtcrsoa town
h:p ine eti Ine land of td and Otiri L. ioun
Uyuian, at ci.e. tht-cce !cth aereuty -ijt aud
oce-caif W tJ ta-t four hundred and thirty
eitfhl ,4; n-if to diviMun line tetwen ire ai d
of Mrs. A. E. Taj man and Jarr liam-nih t r-Ute
and floc.t iu t.tjd. t.ienre aun &aid tlieiaioa
hue north tt;rtt-en a:ii t.oe-La!f : Ij1;- eat and
oce buuilred ai;-l ei.thly-tjrc fl" Tij tj stdke
uaU n;rth cf g-inleti of Frank i:n
Frit?:, thenre nortK eTenty-.ghi iT J vt ty
Luuarcd a:d twenty utne a rol to jurt,
tbtrnre iith clhty-Lve ?r &tffrty-i-veu
m-Ulo biCAur oc laaa'is uf iveo. F. Cooiilrymnu.
thence Dunn seveuty-t-teht and ibre-lountj
(Trwtitiin hunlnt-i ani thiny-rlifhl il
ni to the Jer'er!in town-h;p !:ne rod. taence
alorc land iiue betwern John HaT and Wtdiig
ton (oiintry:.ian, math fifty-four i l we tweu-ty-ix
;L.t rod to pike ar WahinkrUin Country
man's bonse. t!)vn u!b twenty-three i-''
westnirtety-twoit'Ji rods to placu ot ot:cniuTt
tbe (yle and titie o:'aid prupoacd boroun U Ur
U. boroosa of La anaviie.
J A- EE2KEY,
Atterney jVr rwtuiviiers.
Y"111'1,01 NOTICE.
K-late of &ulirm4n J. Baker. Ute of LiutIh
Tut., dtrCCMed.
Ittos of adruin;iis:iwQ on tbe aiore eai.ne
harinj: been irranted to tbe undrrT'.ed by the
roj.er authoruy, D )U' i hereSy man ti ail
prrvm ludeUe-l t wid ewirte to m.tke lmmed
te payineut and tbx havins eiaiis id frt
Kit thin dn'.y autnt n:ieat-d for Ktiiennt on
1 hurwiar. On. i.tb ai the late re&idc nre of
dmaatd, heu and where all ;aiuea can at
tend. S. BAKER.
A. li. MJl.LfcK,
Adrnimiraion.
A
UMINISTIIATOUS NOTICE.
iui uf Philip E. Seese. !aie of Paint township,
de-ea-il.
Ixttenof adrainUiraiion on the abiee ute
liaruig been ruiletl tu tlie unlerv.:iicJ Lj liie
pnfer aiiiluititr n.tv in tiereby ctveo lo nil
pervoii indetiieU to a.id esiale U in e trcmeti
aie iAviuent. and thu havinclAiiuiitiiUit the
me m ill present tried djlr ani rienc.i-atet fur
setliraeot on Friday. Ocl "th, at the laie
re-idoee of dor'd .'when and bere all ruca
introKtei caa attend.
1VBIAJ LKHMAN".
Adiniaistrmlor.
o
r.PIIAVS COl'KT SALE.
Berirtueofan Onier of the Ornhan's r.iurt.
tlie nn.lrmirne.i Aduiintrtnr of tbe estate of
Thim"ranT. Uleof (ocellTi!le. Pa , dec d.
orTr Utr ta'.t at public outcry on U piem
bes at 2 o ciuck p. m ,
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 15,
l-W. all thw tvo certain lou. itu:Uetia Rwk
wnod. fr-merel eounir, F , known at Lou Not
it- r.-l 'Jii ia tbe veoeral piaa of Rocairuud.
TKitUaatade kuoara oa Jayof nle.
JOHN" KURTZ,
AdminiMraior.
Femisjlfsiiia CoEcfe for Wchi
Location Beautiful and Healthful.
Excellent la -llitiec for the rtudy of th Claolo.
Mmthematics. History and Iateruire, Mrt!ic aad
Art. Tbonrtuch work In La'joratorie. taMnets
d Gymnfiura. Year opens September a,
tarty f-piirauoo dtiraule.
Fur CAUivue pply lo
M1S3 HELEN" E. PELLETREAl.
nnvBiKGH. fa.
a nnww4
V jr j . T
COMMERCIAL
SHORTHAND
UJJ
FMCtKM bnwi ,?
IT Hl a Srm Cmtm
wuxiAHS a itobata.
nocMtsTtii. m. u
31 r. Joaepk II rm mertck
An old soldier, came out of the Car greatly
enfeebled by Trpb-i4 Feerr, and alter belrjf
in various bofitals the d'K-Mt-5 discliarfred liim
as incurable with C pii. Its ba
been in poor Uealth iuce, until he brgaa to take
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Iinmediate!y hi etush pre k.ir, niit
aarata re.isd. and lie r.'K.iint il -.-n. r.a
beaitii. He eoriUally recommends li xi 1 Sar
saparilla. especially tocoEiradesiu the tS. A. R.
HOOO'S PlLL8 enre IIbttiuU Censtipatioo bf
mucmi perutaltic action of th aliu.cii:rT r-trii.
JXECI'TUIW NOTICE.
&tateof Ji.hn Miu-heU. late of AJdisoa toua-
nifs de d.
Ittrre totAmeutary on the abuee w ute, hv
Iuf; xi n rrml Uj ihe uwletMineit b the Pfii-
er utln-ii. niHi e w hereby (tiven ui ait pernii
iu.ii-t wt iu mkI eute to cuke immediate Py-
uii iii nt irjie bavin? rlmmx imift the me
ill treei:l ti.em for-it;-m.'ul d'liv 'i!h-uli'-ted.
no or tiefire TbursiinT. Se4emrier irina, l-yi,
at tiie hottoeof L'L A ViU liri!. IVu-nlmre. Pa.
ni.tr A VIT Htl U
Exetulur of Joiui MiU bcll. deC'd.
rIGNE' NOTICE.
A icnel etate f Wm. G. Zimmero aii.
Nnuee i herei-T pvi-n tri Win. Zimmer
man aad wife l:a'e uiate a pent-rat a-.inmetit
of the i-mt-errj of Ihe furmer. in trust tirtheU-n-eiit
of ins re-l!tor, to the UBleiisne4 AU per
o:i! mdtt ttd 10 said Wm. 'i. Zlmmermac, are
fe.,ue-ied to make jarment and Ilio-e haeiiig
ciaiin to preaeul Uicui u lirioiit delav.
J. A b'ERKEY,
Awi'Knee.
OF
Valuable Rll Estate.
By virtue of an order of aie Inetl oat of the
Orphan Court of tSomerst't eontitr. I'a . and to
the uudcrnitrned d'rected an a liunurtraior of the
eLte of l'yru Aiikt-ny, dee d.. iie of ueir.a
bonuix Ui i:-bip, somerrrt ctHinry. I'a.. we will
off kT ai public outcry uu ibe (rrcniiscs, ttx tud
towusbip. ou
Saturday, Sept. 10, 1892,
at 1 o'clock P. 1L, the kllomin dacrila real
estate, vu:
Tkait Na I. A Pertain tract of land lif.iaie
in iJuf::iaDi.tiin town-hip, Sraerwrl -Mritv, Pa.,
adjoining lands of ChnMiau ciairle, E. E.'Auk
eu, Jo-e; h Hummel, Juhn Huruer au l trai t No.
A -otiiaiLlii(f T aer aad Si ;wn he itr.rt meas
ure, belli liie bocsesura.1 of sai 1 detelaat, Uav
iu ibereva erected a uod two story
Dwelling House,
a laryebenk barn, a Sjx-V) tw-, n stat !e and all
tir ueery i'.tbuiidlijj : too rnod orerwnta
01 api-ie tr-e aad one ptar orchard. ai.d a ueer
lailnig prii.. Ttje !aai is in cud tate of enl
uon a -out aire? of nuu. land and balanue iu
gnud ranaiog eonduiou.
TeaiT Six i A certain trai-t of '.and situate
in (j'-ieciainiaiui; ma c-run. tom-r-et eoiintT. pa..
a.lJiiri:!.g land, of JoLa Horner, ilirtiu Pt-nnal,
k; y Trt;e. John uikt. A.U'n P..-reT. thn-nan
Mae.e an J trrt No, 1. oiiTtamm? fj acres aad
1- lrrht5 ;hi-t mea.-ure. bavini,- thereon cre-t-td
a uea l'.l Lara, a a orchard of youuf appLe
tn esi. a i ..1 en hard of btMBiifvl nxil lrw,
abotii ls at rea of umber land and balance in tx-Cei:i-nl
tn;c ol -Uil:valloii.
Both tin.- t,-at- are -r. ite a.r:t three miies
fnim wpivi-atoa a and iwo u.iic- trom raiitua a
Mill. Lciiveuit-nt Wchura aud iioois.
TERMS.
Ten pe rviiL -r the pun ha-e rafaT to 1-e
paid b-n property 1- kaorLi-t dou : "t jinre
cf onr-tu.-d .n ci'Liirniatiou of aie and deliv
enr of i.d ; ofie-tiurd ai'r paymriita of debto
and expeu-4-s. to rema.n a lien on the prem-a,
the imcrei-t lo 1 u.ld annua. ,y to k-iuutbeih
Ankecj, ai-iow of a.'i died, dufiiiir hT nainr
al lilt an 1 at her lcalu '.'.x prtneipai the
betrv of l yr is Ackeuv. dee'il., !ha reruiia ier iu
three e-.nai amiiiai aymenu wi:h iijrest : the
deiVrrtrj ;ayu.cur :o be e'-ired on '.he j-r-n-iica,
JAMK M. ANKhXV,
tLMta E. ANKtiNV,
FreJ. V. Ek-i ker. Ad-i.uitratorb..
Attorney.
Qi:niA".- COURT SALE
OF
Vahalk Real Estate.
Trie ander-isatil. ia pursuance T an or.U r of
tiie orphan t-ourt n.ii oib r at patuc ie on
the preu'ies, ou
Thursday, Sept. 1st, 1S92,
the fonwia Taltmbie real estate. !:e the prop
erty of Henry 1 chr. di-c d.
-k i. a parcel or land eoiitaintne thirte
a rt-s aud tru (teri ha KJrli-t maniin i..ir-..ui ii
J- rlerxio tu. a;i ii. Sitner ! eouatv. Pa.- ataiv
i::e iar.ds of A t. M:iier. Jonainaii C. Bariiej.
Pr!i.r bniK.i. Ht.'cry Schjtua ail other, on
nui'.li to cp.i tcd a
TWO-STORY HOUSE,
barn and other out tnilditca. Subt-r? to the vra
tT r-jih: as no lucd i.f tiie grist mul on tra. t
No. 1 A ra-re! of land containing fonr ncn
and or.? bii!.iiri-il imp-. ,..r..i.
the lou'Drbip. county and Mate alurc-aid. aduin-
:i No. 1. and lau !- of Jouaiaan CbaraieT. on
. f.n I. is en . ; d a n-t Mi.i.
;- A tra t of land f.intaininif einht ai r".
ii. . - . in:.-ii i-o-niy an-i -laTe aIor-a:t, ad
jciirtuc Ui.Uaof liecry Mail and Suaa Nn ler-
Terms.
Tvn t-r c nt- of the tiiir: !!a-e conee at tiie
limeol w!e; !la:(-- cnetbiM in tail t when
jwt.e fat -or.t.rue4 ar.d d-.xd blade: oi.Umd in
tme y.-araiut fne ih.rd in t.io ytikrn iiu inter
eit liXim couiiriaauou ui aie.
l. K. BARK LEY.
it-iervi'Ie, Pa. j. w. BAKaLKV.
Ai-.-U jd, Ifi. A lniinii-traUirs.
qri'Hax's court sale.
OF
Vahath Rsal Estate!
P.v ti.-tue of aa or.'er of tb- --ha-i' Cmirt.
of .Nim-r--t rHiiiiT. l a . there .ill be eTr---'l Ui
putHe ou the premises, in the U.u.-bip of
thado, -aid coaniv. oa
SATURDAY, AUGUST 27, '92,
at 1 o'clock P. M , lite fji'.oviinj dr--.-rt:ttd r-al
eia:e. Uu liie pruperty of Heur) Oartcad, de d.
W i- .
A ccrtAin tract or parcel of land sJtaa in
Shade Ujwnnhip. Somerset c-xinty, Pm, bi-.muitig
ataaickurr tuaip. at corner of Lew u hit r.
thenct t y land of .!.hn Khoaita nun u wet
perchn to a pit, then. by laixl of Cnx-rire
Laij-.-rt north i.-1 -"aid tiii nercurs lo a put.
the mv by land of J mi it. ytc- ;rt-or toolh 7 cart
wn'm mi i -m an :i:,ciiv thence by laud
if i.eais Whu-icr Mtith wel K o rrriie to
piai-e of tt-r.nn,0K. eo-italnirj i"-: tinrt
ia-.a-.ii-e. ua auica ia erected a lo-tonr frame
DJl'ELLIXG HOUSE,
frame s:ar i-. A fi-or ii rein of cal U now
o;eue.1 a-id lAug uuued on A.d j rcmie ; ood
fruit aud water.
Terms.
One-thin, in hand on 'b-iiv. rr of di-ed : On--
third iu one yi-ar aud Mic-l!i!nt miaovcar from
day of ra. e with inu-re-il ou d ferretl paTmen!..
JO r.-r int. of tae pure iix--e ruoti-y to be paid
i,-n pro;vny i--.li-i ; d-:erT--i payments to be
secured by judgmeut bond ou ihe pry v;t--.
I. f. HAkli.TT.
Adminifiraior nid 1 ru-ue.
pUULIC SALE
OF
Vakafch Real Estate,
BeTirt'ieof a Picrit! o-d.-r of th liman'a
fiMirt of Sauer-ci-i-yniy, l a.,uthe uudena-;:ied
d retted, they wi.l H-t tot-nie by pL.ic oi'l
cr? ou
SATURDAY, AUGUST 2T, 1892,
at 1 oM k P. M.. oa the pr- mi-es, the foilowini;
rtt-Tiie'! r5al F-'r.le, 'ate ttepropeny of iamuei
tl :uei-aoj-a, ii it II, Tlx:
o. I. A ceriam trai t of land nitnate in A1-di?-fn
township, SmiiTetcouniy. Pa., adjoining
laiidn oi J .Qn McClintoi k. Levi touchenoor,
P.nkenon Lumber C'-nmpany lands, now Noah
5-otl. iav.ii HinebaiiKh and other, e-.-ntaimna
TJ4 ai-rr mm or te. of which 2. are cle-ared, y
in rceaitow, balance timr-er land, haviuj uictwoq
erected a iw story bm k
J) WELLING 1IO USE,
with bameTit : jood bank tam r11t; fr-et and
other ootbvuiuiUK : a-od Water and fruit: na
dvrlaid a bre clay, iron ore and lime
Ume. TonTenient to irhortl and cbun b,' tliia
be in tbe ite boaertead of tbe deeaed.
Nou 2. Sr.uaxe a ofreRad, adjiuinr No. 1.
lands of S'n toai aad otheri, e 'QLaiu:o ti4
aU rv. more or h-.
No. i Muiaie aa aforM, aJ; ;D'.ri trart
No. j, Koab bcou and otbera ejcijucin$ 41 acre
n"Kre or leMi.
No. 4. 8itnaie v afTrewid. ad.iclnc tract Xo,
1. Unds of Ij-acd iiiu;mb and oUftcra, cot
ta'i tjiiilf acres, more or
S L S and i, axe heartly Umbered with oak,
chert nut. (Hapiaraud hmck. atiarr ait two
miltx from i' jrt UiU Siaxion, oa the B. -k O. iLaii
road.
TERMS.
One-thiM dowa oa eKifiTmaiioa of aa'.e an-5
drlivtr-y of dee-1 : ooe-thtM in one yrar and oae-th-.M
ia two year, from day of iie ; lo per rent,
of lh porcbaae money to be paid as khiq sa the
property issold : deferred paymerjia to be secured
on the preuiiMs by jnilmcBt bond.
All rtimsTxmdeuc ad.!rerl to theenderotga
ed wiil retic'iee prompt aueniiia.
JtKF.VLtH J. PoLK. E'-k Urk. Pa.
IiAVID HINEBAloH. Ft HilL, Pa.
Jon iC Soon, Atlorat-y-at-Law, goiuerset, fa.
A PMIMSTRATORS NOTICE.
1 filer of a.J:ivUa:H n on tbe etavof Jhn
Xair. la:e oi J, Tern wwr.b.n. b irz ben
Car.u-d to thv n ihJrt.i'Ted by ihe pt(r ao-
tu.niv. iiwc?ce i? Bereoy (.vcn u a.i rn--iia iu-
Ot-roea to rotate u naae inaoieie pay
tnent. an. th havinr ciiu ara.iMt t'.e aa:d
AtAte to present ibem duiy atithtUirate-i kr n.t
tlement to ue iodeii(9tl adaini4rainr, ai tbe
late reaMance i sad d v i, oa atLtariay, Sep
tember .Htb. between the hoora of 1 and 4
o ciuck f. iL. vota and wbere tber can aaand.
W. K HAY.
W. P. NAIR.
A dmiubtraurta
P'XECUTOia NOTICE.
auue of J. R. V-Chiux-k. tat. of Jecner
k m nrii p, d eecaeied.
Letieraof Admiuiuaiiin o. this tata:. bavin
btvn rranted u the uudersijrned by the pmper
an thonly, notice fc hereby a'-vea to ail Dcraotis
lndebtad w said estate lo max. immediate pay
ment, and lb-: having claims aa.ri.-t ih. .ib.
wiil preMd ibm duly autbentical frar atitie
to ihe raid Election at tae iai res. ) net of
sai decsul. oo Sattiniay, liept. g, l.-i b
t.eea tbe hour of 1 aa-1 S o cioik p. m when
aad where they will b for sud porpoae.
E. F. MiViaXTLX K.
blEPiUiN MiXLISI XX.
Eaaeuiorw.
PXEL'UT0RS' NOTICE.
LkUUe of J. R- Leilm, laic of Jcnr.er Town-
si: i p. ronstrsett'o., Pa-, dee it.
Lettr-i Tt-ntamentary hi this estai. harinc
ben rranwd 10 the uudrxicnrii i the
proper auihonir. nocu. ia hereby aTcn to ai!
person indebted lo msid &itate to mass imoiedk
a:e payment, and tho- havinfr ciaims airaxnst
thesaine will ira;nt tbem duly autbruuiwied
for sriuement oo Pniia. S. iu . I-.'i at l
. I'lnck a. m. of mid day. ai lb. late leiilcm1. of
said deceased, w hen and w acr. tiiey . 1.1 attend
for saii purpose.
Li l'l Bllrf us,
KANK Ki . RS.
auirX Exei mora.
A
LMINISTUATOI-V NOTICE.
aviate of Mu hael H. Meyers, late of IJaeola
town.hip. imt-r. I ixnin ly . Pa.,
letters of Admiuiitralion oo the aUive estate
haviuic tnen granied lo the nndi-rMKiied by the
pnHar autnoriiv. ikkks t hereby tfivrn u ail
I. r-oli.i iDirtilcl U aid estate lo aiaae immeiti-
ate paymrot and tbosv harinc claim- awaima the
same will pnaa-rt thrm du.y auiueuui ateil Hr
seuieraeuL on or bcorv atiiay, the litti day
of aeptemher. A. l...l'ttl at the house of the de-
eeaL
J HN I IKR.
t'AKoLINK JtrfERS.
AdminiMnuyi of Michael U. Mvyers, Ore d.
A
t'DITuK'S NOTICE
J. O. Kimmel t Son, In the Court of Com-
to moo Kir sw f ouier-
H. L. Eaer. I set . ;my, I'a.
Voluntary .'iiiuouL
Notice is ben-hr riven tnat tne nad'7.iraed
Auditor appoiQUt by aa;d i ourt to di'j-iite
tbr fund in tbe band of tbe auoee named A
ine, a appranur on h.s rt:ial ai-tocni, will
it ai bin otl.ce in iLe h-troiittb of stmtTH-t. on
Tnun-lay the ':b day tf A'uaft. A- !.. Ux
tne pur pus oi a nriri; lu aaafs o( a
pMUliaeut, wbeii and (-crc aU p.-rMu .oitrx-4-
tu can ai'.rutL.
FhED W. UZES& KtR,
A-.-wu;f.
DMINISTrUTOI NOTICE.
ivtaieof Hiram Shaffer. Ia:eof Shade to a nb:ji
Boraerx-i rocniv. ! .. o-e a.
Letter ui A iruini-trmiiou ou ihe adove trOate
havnik; laeen rrmnLrd to tue uitdvriirne'i hy tne
proper am home, txti-e w hen-oy K-en to ail
pt-rsoti. inat i-w : Ui vii rLaa.ie lo make .:unaen-
aie paynient ail livarse baTinr c.aiuie aw nt tne
Mine will present tnem d ily auibuti a'.etl ft
eU!elent, on tr before Stunlay, the :.rt day of
aepu. at ie iaie rei:rQf of mim ttee U.
Fred. W. Bieecker. AdiuLniAtnitors.
Ait4;riiey.
A
DMINISTRAHJU-S NOTICE.
K-UrUe of John Thom paoH. dc'd.. late of Laraua-
tuif. -wio.rv-i 0 hi my. la..
Letters of aritniaiirati'Ki u'the abvi e-tmlu
haviiacber n rrmnie-i lo tbe undervalued by trie
proper autnoriiy uocce neret-y e:vtn lorn, I ;er
aoiui Indebt-1 to a:l et:v to iiimae immtiltate
Itaxment, and ihone tai lOsf c:kii ajnn the
fcaiiie wili pre::H Lbem duiy a'lti.rutit atei Ur
nettlenient ou a!iirdT. rit, lrz. at the iauc
reiden-e of dee -X. wtra atad wterv an parties
can attend.
A. THOMl'.oN,
J-HN H. CHU Adnuulstraior.
At torn -j-y.
DMXXlSTiUTOi:S NOTICE.
E-ta'eof Lyd a Vngh!,lite of Blavk township,
i 4r. -rt ci'f.cty, la.. tx 'i
letter of administration tae ave estate
having tieen rninUit t the Tin4r.ijTa-l by the
pr;srr authority. nii v in hereby tit-ti i aii
p'iU! indeburl to y.i i estate l nnae imuiedi
w isaymeut. ai.d tiie havinr r.aaint aaiLtM
ul ftate w UI irr-sent thr:u du.y aii! m.h aid
for itiaruiftit t-a ttiurdar. a iikw .C. A I . vX
a l.ie rtaidcUtx- uf tiie Adm.uaJ'aior in 'jl k
JOHN VopjHT.
A limiiiMraior.
25 :
s'9
5. .
3
JOHN P. KNABLE & CO.'S
JULY CLEAIUKCS SALS !
We muke a rule to carry over no stovk. rriue will fell an vthinz.
It Ls our loss. Coaie and share the bannans. We will onlv mention
(ot ve lave to o3cr tou.
AVVSH GOODS.
33 inch dalli, 12-1-2 o arade, redact to 3e.
Fine Chevrons reduced to 'Jc.
DEESS GOODS.
All-Wool Cheviot reduced to 25c, was 50c.
All-Wool Cheviot reduced to 35c, was 50c.
All-Wool Cheviot reduced to 50c, was S7-l-2e.
INDIA SILKS.
One line fine grade reduced to 75c
SUITS AND CLOAKS ALL
This line we are determined to close, many at exactly
half price. We have some
that we will sell at about half price. The- are elegant qoods.
Come see the many bargains all departments have to oiler.
John P. Knable & Co.
35 Fifth Avenue.
Send for samples nnd
Clothing, Hats Underwear, etc.
Where to !uy men's wear of the- best srades. bcit rcaked and le.-t stvlcs
Where?
Why. of course, at the Mammoth Clothia Store run Lv the JOHNS
TOWN' Ul'STLEKS.
Saiw of the latest patterns. of the newe-t style-s. Xei:kwaiv of the
tine.t and nolfbiest fashions. I'liJerwear of all makes, -rr.id.-s and
materials can always he had at The UlVl'LEi:"' Emporium.
If you are seeking good goods, cheap poods, irools at unheard of low
1'iices, we are your Clothiers to l.uv of. Sati.-fu'tiii unarant-'cd,
THOMAS & KARR,
Successors to Thomas, K.rr & Ogilvie.
251 and 253, Main Street. JOnXSTOWX. PA.
JJlfl cost you nothing to exam
ime goods and compare prices,
AEDEEW FOSTER,
247, 29, Main Street. JOHNSTOWN, PA."
Dry Goods, N olioiis, Carols, k.
hot HOW BIG? m
m HOW STRONG?
Writa for rates on th
AGENTS
H. D. MOEER.
GiNERAL sent. 531 Wood st. Pittsburg, Pa.
WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON COLLEGE.
MNETY-SWdND YEAR o::u. St:. U F" ;.- - t t.r( "S.r v...,-.,.-
a.-at.-l to r-rt-i-a.-e to u.It f..r : ri-;a.-i.i-l j)-. r--4
Ttry numerals. Alu-jai Ml. X llrr, JH
P0VELLrS PURE S12-00 a ton
DISSOLVED
lttlTrl Krk-if firtiuIi ts
Ta:iI"l wiift t( Me riTU ctx.
a t-ta ih.KnAl. i.i. n mcjUK
ttiOMttf tfu;nHJich ru Tir.r -y
intitiC'd nri'';ii'n ktr-lrun;.
1-"H: liiaw ItMir Hi'.'' w-rtoa.
Vi.ua:l.n in !. H-4.-s p" ton.
P.wrll i.rr- Ka. VrlUw
I In t arxl Kttl K9g Kcriili
Krr txrp OKtfticr.-J tiif (ml
ci.ni'fe-te Ftrti! i r 5 r Wh.at
td tfnMH. YiA. ttiforiiMioa
m-'iit frvtght ntra.
SOUTH
CAROLINA
eOfiE
A ptiXpiiltt U0 Writ lir t,v fwlve I'-tMlintt
VJ. S. POWELL A. CO.,
3ii W 39 E..1J-S Kmart, BiLTllOEE, 10.
Mti-iii.z -a-.ii, v. I.. n.;, H;
smrsntthf r:rf Ms.fffJ.n smi.m. V, i
. . HS.u;.l iaa srf IrasSHtfnt ai4 If a
bIumi t. srwrsiisttf law Itr tk.
Will
a a (,.-.
V-TCg ?7-:'i ".. " i-"! A Cf nylpt n wrd hAf inai til nut riv t "f.
fc - . V. l inJ Our.N.e u.n ay o u r ev. r - i ! at Lao
fj -' t IV "J "I ai vr.ly l.tftt k a:f.t- t O rmplrtii
C ' " m ' 'I--".1! t'- 'fJf"' '"' -t-'t S U 3C t'i
PC S- - e' ?l a tarn f r..--. f -r w!-?...v rip. lu- '-uiy n- -m ;t.4
-?fc V-rf I Njt lo L-rrow r.rV 1' r ttt t-) tl0s,ia UeHsylu;
cf : VST y-j -;L iiw,-M-rir. v. l. norm Arj.(Hbo
f- V-' . .4 -IX V
U saKsysasWlasssassssssassssj-.
t. rmrtaalT. anle ta akaa slrali'r. a.J rftfrsl arrrttni. .twt 1 ...a
Vril. Ir ratalouur. If aaX far i. jaur .lar- raj airnt l. hartmrt,
il, aiaa aad ssiJlh ssaatelL. i".ato Ire. V , 1. iaa.laa. UrKktaa. Jiaass.
tati.s sUnal,
FOR MEDICINAL USE.j
Whjsk'.t t-n:i tt be a'irf.ai 1 ty itny 4iir ia
:r.i ni'kt v J. A . -r ? z- J--l.fi
itri-ijfjain i,!:..iiKe-; . AL inrja . .r
Ha-Iw I k.-:' th ia ;-ia v .p
:i W 15 Tea r -;!, thv'm ttr ?j i ..
rz. ... " V f . A fi i , 5 r .-' t. r
i's'i -li. aV cir-!iti? i t A "" aii k: i- - t -t.
H-!-i-u r..:..rt.:u p-.rc U i ,.-.. . r. u.-l. ;:
" ..!'!. m2 a'A :hr itrnTit in.;- r,.-l
iDii-rtrUsl Uii t Vrrr in ;.:e U :r: i
l;rrjal pr.t .i-t- No tf lr u sJ l-'C
A. ANDRIESSEN,
172, Federal S!., - ALLEGHENY, PA.
K MMI.isloNfcI:s NOTICI-..
ifc'tlc T'vK br her next f la tb ' ff C i.i
fricini, i'-0 l. Oil', 1' e
lr"i;Ltm II !- i". i Nj. - -
ry't iu Isii.nr, ... V M.
jo iiy WjJL on tuvrtiiHi of Attorney 1 .t--. arii
fur a:.r-jiniio-':l a roinuiii'i'irr . J . V.
i:ti Jun I.'j, John O. k :iuxuc!. ; -.i.t
t'O ' ti n::- 'iTir.
cer.- ' 'i .rL
W. ii. Nr i-L,
NOTICE
To W illiam A TTi.thesnresarjicl -I' ffr-ianv
Y' ar ii- ne'y dk.:i1 Ilia'. :n -urvi:sn-r ?
tht- r.;r r : .-..ciu n. I ail' .:irul it t
uit. ia .-.u-r--t b-;rfii. W trrtLestiav t:.e
list iaf f AL'.-t, 1-.'-'. at I-n o '-li t A. M . la
hear liie e iJ oce ia Use tort nine - a r.
i. o. sLIi-Mr.r
Ht IVT. BEAGHY,
Veterinary Surgeon,
tr-aa i:l craMe ii-i-a-vs h r iih aeir to.
Haalhr Iatrt sn-t - t iT.(.roTi Ttrtf-.nary w:r-'-Tai
irt-c is auJ aj i -iat'.-t. al a com-
pri Tetenaar-r hh'-a'y.
YfUriBar Oitrrtrie Sp t Ulty.
A csanplte of rstrr-wy xt n" ;-tnt.-s al
va;.oa llirrO'V av.x: aUid aa
n-Tance.
ilorwatk-Q Utr ireatraer.t h l pr .
aa 1 swanK anar&nf fc uv:U3vol re. mtrwi.
tau;i rr. ra-i'f. attiirt ytair bn.n-M?rxi
aifi trtaaijcsl i jrsr 1 oav sreaw-i wtauius or
jo ki-ja j ry.
txot rvidrn t, 1 mile st of Saliafca.-y.
Pa. r,isiaiceaU trtt,
GrsuiNville.
- 3rd.
c
A UTIOX NOTICE.
So'Jr-e hs hersl'T z:m that mT Vary V.
Wa.eer, bavne Irft my au-J Kssrtl. a:l (.r
aona are l:f r- jv nul;:e-l not to tr.M or barOor
her oi Buy a.-. jtint. a. I will nu t-ay any J-it.rf
her txntny-rlrt4 sale compciiM u o st by lu.
prorna of law.
iet-aer X Koads, MILTO.V R. WALKEB.
Au( U, 91.
UCED.
eleirant Paris Dresses, silk lined
PITTSBURGH, PA.
shnre the Bargains.
m m EsssscE mm.
Has c.'f Si27 of issels 13 '
ssciirs evsry $103 cf Liabilities.
K.n.w.bl. Term Plan.
WANTED
a-. :.a ra! ri f..r h-.Tt-i-rrv . M:mra!.rv an. I
PKiiXcMT, 'i.,-. .-ifon, Pa.
4 5h. irj-ha::nT bags tn cmr loiJ
Ut ui 1 'J too uf ofr, i-(4iaAn-Utut,
prf tun. Dortui.-'i- lor
d.-MTai. Pwwrir OtMMtlvt-4
(Utlt? ! -riiiy curTll
U Tk- hHt a.V. As pno U-t
thi tn tiit- :i'4 utfu uiiut-f
Li."jr,y tli tfi ricuilurul
. x it-r'n:en t liUNirt e v i t t
priJir: W. Vs.. f-'4.M K' i""'
Khrh i.i from fj. to r-,jH :r
. fc.iMl Frtn-ra i'lut unirr.
sirri-M::
ucaicaL rctTiLize uruTuitt.
si Mut ua :s hnilitii Cswsu!.
la tu Lists tt h Uiium aairuta.
Ota or
1 i II 5 3 i 5 1 l"
S flIli''SYl fi
PL. I j Ls Ll 1. 14 a J
Lm I W a Bm K V
lirrrrri- -r imtt-n ir i.. :L.e i' T--r.
having -i 3p(y rn1- t ii.i.nt t,d
tClIa. V. K. llt - MrH -
sft A sill ! sV a V ...j a .If li..- .1
Ja i.-
l.7 l'UaT
vr -f tij ivAjit--sjatDaiAfU
( mcii&a
H. F. SEANOR,
Latrobe, Pa.
:-'. A v.- c .- .
.y. 1 a. .
The Springfield Improved Trac
tion Eng'ne.
TrE 10H DOal CHAVpiQ THSESriLI.
T-."- i.i.i.z p.n i:k the i-et thrsj
miint in m .!.--!. a-.'ii'lev tii bmim:1'
ai4 irt pr,' - tx-.'-rv uk.:: r.-w-iir(
TU T rv-m-l-.u.-.rlt-r-. -s 1 1 t:ir ih'vc (iam-l ia..
iajw;!:oe.' -v Vi.. Etiti:.e. aol
runn the 4'"--rt.-i ::! a m..f
.aw Kl'.I H'.Uf-. . D.1 li l.lul-a:M l"a
-tr.. prirwi a:i.i ilw-'Hint-.. mi'i 1 Wili fh-rf'::-Iv
a u.t uo a i oiit- wt.nu to tjiiy. .f:hry l?ut
write rae wa.ti aa l waer: 1 may -rt t.itia.
H. F. SEANOR.
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE,
GETTYSBURG, PA.
TOUNDED IN 1B32. , L" "fal
1 . i I... r- " i ly al" al altl
. leotilv-. .-ial rourts mail l.rtT."'v
.rjrrvaTorr !..'.'. u,ri-s.i.'l l-yias-ia
Kve :ark.-v r.-i.i-t:!. aul rit. l-!rnr
a, T.M..Dirs. l!W3 "- la-iarin-tnt rf
1( e:rB. an.1 1'br-i. ai fa tre in !iaw n e-rt-,,nrtil
phT-n-.aa. Ai-"-e-i; "i'''n,
ha..!' I t-aiti-. lraliB. on ta. BA11 l.Vt ' r Li
fr" titlTlr-lU'K'i, us, (.iia-aul aul aea.tiiy.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
;a ara' rui l:r?. f-r bc an-1 yin m-n
.rrra-lD fi bts, sirm or ?. 0 X Hv:ai
ia to th rrsc-ipa. aifl litre. -farn. !-
:". ... ,.'J,. r, ii,- y,..-M!..:i. I' all terra
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