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Kt'.E K. SCT'LL, Editor.
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7. (,,r u ii! young at Snyder's
;;,!': in niillinery at
!- K. B. CorrETH's.
. , j,;;ar fire iit-a Milwauk
"j. . .-. i -c c:r"-t. Ture-e, huiuirerJ
Vt'ere-:'.-i"eT.-d I.-rmle-ss and many
. .' f r mart of
sl4,-.n itas e.iiene-1 : Thanking
. p.wr.ace in ib- -. and ask
".. ..',, the ni! at I"? l slalJ,
W. H. I'HTT.
..f i;-v. J. II- Kno;per, of
; 3! in the Cambria
; u ruirp. wis struck on
. k- - jf r.ii -:.J beriouely
Messrs. 8. F. auj W. W. Peking, of C!,i
cita, arrived in totru Saturiay eTenicg.
Tiu-y will remaiu uil;I after the election.
Meyers.!a!t had two Eret last wee. The
first destroyed a lar-e lenemeDt house occu
pied by tlx families. The second did slight
damage to the electric licbt plant.
Miss Mo!!ie. fourth daivhter of Mr. and
" I'b" Walter, formerly of th Is place,
cow of Wellington, Kan , was marrie.l cn
Tuesday, October lain, to Mr. Charles Rich
ardson, a prominent young business man of
that city.
Wiah Wbleubeiser and Abraham Mus
ter, ho were scute-ru-d to the it-niteritiary
from this cj.ur.ty in ls-;j f,,r , ttrm of eiev
rr. and a half yars. huv regained their lib
eny. GjoJ behavior reduced the li-nh of
their term of imprisonment.
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" i , r eiiis nirht recently. It
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iarten have been tept
f past we-ek answering the
(v.icrles that bare been
rjiina the eiection law by
; the county.
se i Co. Opening this
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.Viaei here that the election
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allow! to eat from 7
until af.er the votes
n.on Zi ot tiie uw
Sev
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ion Board
I -- a':,; with outsiders until the count
Liv !",n c-JPseJ- Thi? means
; r;;:;-r ha.e to carry a luncheja
ur f-t.
j jfcl.l to be only t'in d-ep;but
1: i -'Twrre a br.iatifu! skia, pure
! ... iy...,i is e":u: il. This is best ae
. , ljgi -,- Aeer's Saraprilia in small
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irj?v Mr Mavaret I'jnaidson,
'b 'irled a: 1'ittsburgh on Sunday.
n fr and wide in this section
Hj.'H in slavery in Mary-
vt-n her freedj a pi;ers in
ty ia KM.
- s.e 0 :r r.em stork ofjowelry
. .:l!ai ihiii.", atid very cheap, just
Mii-v K. li. CoKfEjni.
' ','. :il r-. the 17 year-old uon of
1.;::. s:
At three o'cl.xJt last Thursday afternoon,
in the parlor of the Sjinjrsot Hjus;, Dr. P.
P. Ritfer, of Meyersdale, and Miss Lucy V.
Kyle, dau;hter of the landlord, ei-Sherirl
Kyle, were unitej ia marriage by R:r. B. B.
Collins, of Meyersda'e. OnlT verv t!.ie
38 friguda of the family were present. Mr. and
Mr. F.:tter will make tbeir homo in the
Me-.rojH.U of the county.
A number of election officers in different
parts of the county bare resigued, probably
on account of fear of petting into difficulty
through some misrepresentation of the new
ballot law. We do not blame them. From
ail accounts it will require the wisdom of
Solomon to avoid making mistakes in re
reiving and counting the ballols in strict
accordance with the Act of Assembly.
Nearly every cistern and two-thirds of the
wells in town are dry as' powdtr borai aad
it wouid be utterly impossible to secure a
sufficient quantity of water with which to
fight a fire in case one should break out.
Owners of houses cannot exercise to-j much
caation in looking after the fires in their
homes, especially on c;ghts when the wind
is h Igh as it has been fur the past several
nights.
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i.erla and wai buried
The case of the Commonwealth ts. the
otlioersof the National G iard. who caused
private lams to be strung up by the thumbs
and drummed out of camp, after one half
of his head had been shavad, because he
proposed three cheers for the man who at
tempted to assassinate Chairmsn Trick,
of the Carnegie cteel Cj , is now on trial in
the Allegheny county courts. The Court
decided that it had jurisdiction over the
military authorities of the State.
i.ilei .v; cemetery on the evening of
i--:iv. lit -jui l not he induced to
Mrs Muhlenberg and
Lsve rexvereil from the
K C W:ii!r. of Messrs. A. J. White
I .r.. Till. 're and C.othiers. jainbersburg,
111 WX tf.mierset about Njt. 12ih,
f L:.- -jtiip'es of Suitings and Overcoat-
. atisfai'ti'in read-reJ a: reasonable
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a 4iitJ )? the Commissioners, to
i i ' .'., of P.f.tbt:rg. Are there no
1 ! a-1. no printers in Oretnshurg.
aa :r'J:u -ise-i an J fjreL'tiers scxp
t.it sh-.iuld be given tj borne
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-t CitB !:!. of It-aJitijr, Las offered
:;i p .l-t to any Tei-on who will 6how
1 j i.-..Jje ia the Scriptures whiL-h favors
-a i-y ;-ii!klin!r. Conseijucntly,
:(-.--t S stiday achoo! scholar and
p- is IWz'si county is diilig-ally leaang
ir i r.-s! ;:sr every psje in the Bible.
a I;-,: a stylish Hat or Bonnet go to
Mbs. K. B. CorruoTii'R.
I sliiile, rn a?.-d resident of Taint
-.'. r. r .-Brft county, was in this city
l:r! r the Sts: time in three years.
t. aii j is 11 i y.irs of are, has been
: ;' r ". , ru! years with rhettmstis j,
.. Ui :.!-been within the last two or
a- that he has been ahlc to walk.
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M. M. TtFtiwri l & Co.
r I:. ,nia' Itli .r, of New York, the
V -'th '.'aro'iniaa, wUj hctured before
T-: -l-' lijstits'.e in this place last fall,
iTttri-.j - ta:e:i Llad one day last
t- W: i-n a'-.T.;t to Jt-part on a boat for
r r..':il:n he waa arrestel. giiea
1 : 1 fined jl'io, or 1 forench
. K.- savs lie aillaypeal to the fish
.ic cjintiiissioners to have the finere-
n-iflrvi
new line of Stamped Goods
Mi--. K. E. CoFieoth's.
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.Ki a-ak'tti: fnr in all from that
I T;:-.-. to aj little 2
't V .lie i.o .Led ou thelst. There
r.-rsj.ulni twj children, the oldest,
' 'l.r-ir. taj ha b-ea staying with
y i -t; j. '! ijt-r. and a hai a'txiut 4 weeks
have n,)t had tiie disease yet and
; : '-ti-y .Tity have the j wi fortune to
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'a -: -'-hir reme-lV-s Ijt scrofula fail,
- iri7'--liia. if p'-rsij'ntly ued,
ioirs. I'.-:ij a powerful alterative,
i:.? til.iil i.f g',1 impurities dt
" Z-'-f of s --rofula, aad impart
v: : -r to every ii ore of tiia bsdy.
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Wuea fire broke in the
'' Sandiiy after
10? p!a?e as doomed
'.Y.fi. He r.-niembered
ir, the yard. A bucket
-i--i :i--v(a the cider barrels
' b 3- ..j r;jr Three barrels of No.
-"-iil.eb;sin?-s. and the fire was
: ' with catjars'lvely litile lo-s.
c Ls :e Jii-jiag Compaay delre to in
' ntt of Smerset and sur
- rojritry th. t they are now pre-
' f :r:.-.. cos! f.,r dorai stic use. The
n 1 4-r Ui.t.- ! , of a ctrt-r ouali-
f, '": a-i-wd abut Somerset.
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i ' -ti v- a: vrltiwi.
i; "'-T- JI -1, a well-known
e: -v i as a , aerator in the
or 5 ...r--.-e in rittsburjib, at
'' ' a! ''.-'H-i-shurg last Thursday
'"" t . the time st fur his wed
' - ! . - e iija'ip, t daughter of a
-' r ilv i.rnear tbat place.
u : ori a Pennsvlvanta
--s at. on wLere the bride
- in vailing. Kis fail
1 1 '"'vivli tailor a ccw
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f-'-'t a (6a ca.se of his
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John Reese was sentenced tj a term of six
months in the Allegheny county jail and to
pay a fine of jO by JuJge Bailington in
the I. S. District Court, at Pittsburgh, Iat
Wednesday. Oa the same day Wesley Mil
ler was given a six months term ia the work
house and is to pay a fine cf fo0. Both
men were convicted of illicit distilling. E.
F. Golier, late postmaster at Fort Hill, es
caped with a sentence of thirteen months
in the western penitentiary for tatriering
with the mails.
H is understood that the Park Hotel, in
this place, will change hands as soon as the
license can be transferred, Mr. " Lew " Van
near becoming the new proprietor. Mr.
Vannear has been associated with his fath
er in the hotel business for a number of
years and he will keep the 'T'ark-' up to
its preseut high standard. A rumor is
abroad that the elder Mr. Vannear will
erect a new hotel on the comer formerly
occupied by the Glade House, of which he
heuame the owner some t::ue since.
Charles Bingler, of Addison township, an
inmate of the Poor House, became violently
insane one day early last w eek and on Thurs
day was removed to tha IMxmotit Insane
Assylum, at rttaburfih. It required three
men to put I'.in.-ler oa board the trein, even
afttr bis hands and Ics had been pinioned.
At Rockwood hebevaiueso violent that it was
necessary to have a physician adniiuif ter a
hypodermic injection of morphine before
the journey could be continued. Ringier
had attempted self-destrnction before he was
removed to Dixniout.
Tha Electric Light Company turned on
the light for an all night service Monday
evening, and from now on will charee all
consumers. Tae light for the first three or
four nights, while the ear'oons were being
tested, we understand was gratis. With the
introduction of electricity the streets of onr
toan are beautifally illuminated. Of course
there are two or three points ia town that
receive no benelit from the new systt ni and
the town council will have to provide light
for tha tax payers living on those streets. A
ha'f dozen additional lights will furnish
sufficient to illuminate 7ery street perfectly.
Nearly every store, in the town has intro
duced electric lishts.
' Hiawatha'' Lodge, No. 444. 1. O. 0. l,
dedicated their new hall at Addison last
Friday, and they are now housed in one of
the finest secret society buildings in western
Pennsylvania. Every lodge in the county
was represented at the dedication and a
number of visiting Odd Fellows were pres
eut from other counties. Dr. Hikok, of
Bedford, Past Grand Master of the Grand
Lodge of Pennsylvania, delivered the dedi
catory address at an open meeting held in
the afternoon, to an audience that crowded
the hail to its full capacity. Iu the evening
the Ir. exemplified the unwritten work of
the order, after ahich a grand banquet was
rved in the lodc room. ' The new build
I ig is-joisn feet, two stories high. Tbe first
floor will be used as a town ball.
"Nobody," says the Pittsburgh Levler,
"need With for a prettier, or from varices
points of view, a more satifact ory w edding
than the one that opened the ga'es of mat
rimonial bliss for iiiss Marion Giddings
and Dr. William F. Robeson." The cere
mony took place last Tuesday in one of
r.itsbBrgb'8 leading Episcopal chuiches,
whea the bride was given away by her
cjitsin, E. E. Kitrnan, Esq. A reception
followed at the h-.me of Mrs. R. S. K.irnaa.
JJr. and Mrs. Robeson aiil beat home to
their friends after D-ocaiber 1st, on Hays
street, Xegley place, fcist End, Pittsburgh.
M.ss GidJiugs is the ouiy daughter cf Mr.
E. J. G.dJings, formerly a rnsident of this
county, but for a number of years past a
citizen of California. Dr. Rohejoa is one of
P.ttsbur
Cians.
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V:S' W;n'ir Ties. Veiling.
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and examine these Roods.
Xk. K. B. CoFraoTH.
A vicitor in Some-ret the past few days,
who had sotne trouble in learning just
where he was at, inasmuch as many changes
have taken pla in cur surroundings since
be le:t .Somerset ccnaty talrty-thres yeirs
ago, was Mr. W. M. McMiiien, of Atlantic,
Iowa. He is a eon of J. S. McMiiien, for
merly of Lower Turkey foot township, now
of West Liberty, Iowa, and he is related to
the McMilltns of Ad hstin and Jliddlecreek
tawnshijjs. Although just in the prime of
l.fe Mr. Mc Ml Ilea has accumulated enough
of the where-with-all to enable him to retire
frora active business and for the pail four or
C.e years he has devoted ail of his time to
pursuing what has been a "fad'' or his Sir
twenty-live years, collecting rare and valua
fc.ecunoe, oiuii he now baa collection
worth c:any thousands of dollars.
"I have a photograph here J want to sboff
you," he cairi to a Herald reporter Monday
morning, as hecarcfally oawraped alarge
Sized picture. " This is a photograph of tht
largest steer in the world. I felt that I was
able to on him so I concluded to buy him
and exhibit him at the World a Fair. He
atands 6 feet 4 inches high ; measures 11
fc-et 1 inch frora horns to rump : ia 2 fet 9
inches across the hips ; girth measurmtnt 10
feet 11 inches ; from brisket to top of should
ers 4 feet 11 inches; weight C7tO pounds. He
is poor, as you see, and I am afraid to fatten
him for fear Lis legs iil ruX rapport bit
weight. He ia 6 years old and I have a
standing offer of f J t"- for him. I have
bamed bim "Jumbo" and have exhibited
hiii to canagers of the World a. Fair on
ihree diTrenl4ccaai'jis this the past sum
mer." Mr. licMillen left boaerset Monday
nd will make a tour cf the gouibera States
befjre returning to his borne.
PRITTS ESCAEP8 AFTER BEING
CAPTURED.
A Public School Opened in tha "Moon
shine." District.
About ten days ag3 Gsorge Fisher, the
one-armed d!ecf.ve who has been erased
In bunting for illicit stills in the moonshine
district of this county for the pat ix
months, called at the County Commissioners
ofEce and inquired whether the reward
otlered for the capture of" Bill Pritta, charg
ed with the murder of the late Jonathan
Hochstetler, had been withdrawn. Being
assured that it bad not and that $00 would
bs paid to the raptors of Prills by the Com
missioners, he express-.! a wiilingness to
" hag"' the aforesaid William and deliver
him to the Sheriff. N jthiiig has since been
beard from Fijher, but Thurslay well au
thenticated report was received from Trent
p jsiouice saying that Fisher and two other
niea had surprised Prills, who was engaged
at making shinies in a shanty near his
home oa tha Fayette coun'y sida of the
mountain, aad after asiiort chase through
the woodi overhauled hitu au i led him cap
tive to his house. P.iits wis granted per
mission to collect a few od 1 s and ends to
bring with him tjjiil and while he waa
thus engaged 1 0 or three of his sons, assist
ed by the feaiule members of the Pritu faaa
ily and several neighbors; who happened to
be present, attacked Fishsr and his compan
ions and drove thm from the hoa-e. Liter
in the day, after Fisher and his twj fellow
captors, had abandoned the idea of recaptur
ing their man, Pritu was conducted to a
place of safety by members of his family.
To thecre lit of the p-wple inhabiting the
muchtalkcdoi moonshine district it is to I
said that they have determined t ) rive Pritts
out of that country and to hand him over to
the officers of the law a- saon as op;ortuni
tv oiTers. They have also determined to
drive away all the members of the famous
"Freundshofi" and" New Constitution'' or
ganizations who return to their former law
less occupation, and if it is possible will ive
that community a character sacomt to none
in the county for order and sjbriety. O ily
recently a public sc hool has been opened iu
the " moonshine" district and if it is per
mitttd to continue throughout the term it
will live the honor of beiue. the first public
school taught in that district in a nnmber of
years. A gentleman, who recently visited
the ichool says it presented one of the most
pitiable sights he e;cr witnessed. Many of
the scholars are young men and women,
eighteen to twenty years of age, and are
only now learning the letters of the alphabet
and it appears to be harder work for them
to master their' a. b.c's" than it would be for
them to perform a day's labor upon their
fathers' farms. 1'hcy are all delighted with
the school, howver, and have named it the
" Columbia Scheol."
Large Republican Meeting at
Rockwood.
The Republican meeting held at Rock
wood on Wednesday evening last, was one
of the largest and most enthusiastic politi
cal meetings ever held there. Liberal sub
scriptions had lieen made towards procur
ing the Meyersdale brass band for the occa
sion. I'pon its arrival the band plaved sev
eral lively pieces in front of the Merchant's
Hotel, and then marched to Phillippi's
Hall where the people had alrf.lv began to
atsemble. The Hall was aooa cro.v LI to
its almost capacity, among the number be
ing a few ladies. The meeting was called to
order by J. D. Miller, who nominated Hen
ry Werner for President, Hon. E. V. Mil
ler then nominated a number of well-known
citizens for Vice Presidents and aiecretaries.
J. D. Hicks, Esq , was then introduced and
was received with loud applause. Mr.
Hicks, in an hour's sH.-ech, showed clearly
that it ia to the interest of the country that
the Republican party be kept in power. He
contrasted the condition of the country un
der a protective tariff with the period of
free trade. He ciost d his admirable address
with a glowing tribute to Harrison as the
soldier's friend, and who responded whea
his country ca'ied him while Cleveland sent
a substitute. This should be sutKcieut cause
itself to elect Harrisca. The people of
R'Xikwood and vicinity were very favorably
impressed with their next congressman, J.
D. Hicks.
Mr. Hicks was followed by Mr. Blake, of
Altoona, who presented some strong facts
bearing on the issues of the day, and who
was listened to with close attention.
Senator N. B. Critchfield then took the
Moor. The Si:ator was at his best and made
one of his happiest speeches. His anecdotes
brought forth peals of laughter, and when
he was in his sober words the audience fol
lowed with cioe attention bis enunciations
of Republican doctrine.
Hon. A. J. Col horn made the closing ad
dress and though it was getting late, bis
bursts of enthusiasm kept up the interest to
the end. After giving three lousing cheers
for Harrison and Reid, the meeting, which
was said by many to have been the most
successful ever held in Rockwood, adjourn
ed. The band paired the time after the
meeting until the night express east, in
playing some of Uieir favorite pieces.
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Comes Weil Recommended.
With regret we learn of the departure
frora this placa of Superintendent A.J. Full
en and his corps of salesmen of the Wrought
Iron F-ange Company, who have Leen in
this vicinity for the past four. montLs.
When these iiu.11 arrived we would have
pronounced them as "fakers"' ard doing bus
iness in a reckless manner, bad not we for
merly heard of tie Home Comfort Compa
ny. They came here contracting and deal
ing cvul their are in the most orderly and
gentlemanly style. We visited their ware
room and took a look through the range
they were selling and wete much snprised
to find a rang,- e'knd the test to which Mr.
Fullen subjected it to, and for comfort and
convenience the article is well named. These
men have sold live Lend red and four of
their ranges to the most thrifty tradesmen
and farmers of our community, nearly all
of whom have given the best testltconialsof
the high merit of the Home Comfort. These
ranges were ail sold a t one stipulated price,
either cash or notes, and the notes are never
sold or thrown into hanks for collection, as
other firms do, but are presented at the door
by the Coinpsny in the tan.e gent'mtanly
manner as the range was sold at Erst. In
conducting tLeir business here they Lave al
aays been prompt to pict-t every emergency
and bave s Hit considerable rash in our
midst. They fully dterve the esteem of
any place they may chance to go. Their
next location will be at Indiana, Indiana
county, Pa. Fayette Xouitar.
A Peculiar Accident.
Oa Thursday evening Mrs. Nathanel
Harccr, of ilooversville, met with a peculiar
and serious accident. She bad a pair of
scissors In her hand, and while pasiog from
one door to another she slipped, when the
door was slammed in such a manner as to
ran tbe scissors int the flesh of the left
arm. Tbey entered to the depth of several
inches, with the blades slightly apart, when
they were snapped together, cutting otT the
main artery. The blood (lowed in alarming
profusion, but Dr. I. C. Barlott, who hap
pened to be near, was at once summoned,
and, with the assistance of her husband,
succeeded ia stopping the flow of blood be
fore she became exhausted. It was very for
tunate that the doctor was present, as bad
there been three minutes delay the woman
would hare bled to death. After the Sow
of blood was slopped, the doctor rucoeeded
in getting the injury d rested, so that it is
thought no permanent injury will follow.
Modern Housework
May be done more easily, more convenient
ly aad with less expense on the Cinderella
Range than with many others ; all tbe old
objections to ranges removed. It will save
yon time, money and hard work. It is
good baker and is sold with that understand
ing. Sold by James B. Holderbaum, Som
erset, Ta.
Lot for Sale.
One lot for sale adjoining Mrs. Jane Pogb,
on Eist Water Street. For particulars call
pn Mrs. Jane Pugh, the undersigned.
Ji5t Ptoa.
One Woe Doth Tread Upon Anoth
er's Heel So Faat They Follow."
The County Commissioners bave bad "a
peck ol trouble" aver since they entered up
on tbe work of preparing for tbe election to
be held r.e xt Tuesday under the Baker Bal
lot Law. But the past week troubles have
red so fast one upon another that they may
well have wished Representative Baker and
bis law at the bottom of tbe sea or the bot
tomless pit. To begin with, whea the copy
was prepared for the printer to print the
tickets, the name of George H. Hoek ing, of
Meyersdale, was inserted as the candidate
fir Congress of the Prohibition party. Wed
nesday n'orning when the otticial certificate
of nominations from the ortice of the Be. re
tary of the Commonwealth was received, it
was observed that while the names of John
C. Speicber and John C. Rsitz appeared up
on it aa the duly nominated candidates of
the Prohibition party in this county for
Representatives, tbe name of Mr. Hockiug,
candidate for Congress, was omitted. A tel
egram waa immediately sent to Secretary
Harrity inquiring iuereaaon why Mr. Hock
ing's nomination was not certified. A reply
was received stating that tberewere no pa'
pers on Cle ia the Secretary's oftice that
wouid warrant such action.
The same petition that was forwarded to
the Secretary of the Commonwealth asking
that tha nominations of Messrs. Speicber
and Reitz be certified also asked for the cer
tification of Mr. Hot king's name as the can
didate of the Prohibition party for Congress
in the :ih district.
Blair county alone cast enough votes at
the last general election for the Prohibition
candidates to entitle that party to a district
nomination and under the provisions of the
law setting forth that where any political
psrty which polled three ir centum of the
entire vote may make and certify nomina
tions in any electoral division or district of
the State, notwithstanding the fact that they
may have polled less than three er centum
of the entire vote cast in said district they
were clearly entitled to make a nomination.
The probable reason why Mr. Hacking's
nomination was not certified is because it
waa not properly made. If our recollection
is correct Mr. Hocking was nominated by a
Prohibition convention held at Meyersdale,
last April, without the formality of a district
conference and without all of the counties in
the district being represented.
Friday evening, afier nearly all of the of
ficial ballots bad been pri ited, a telegram
was received at the Commissioners' and
Sherifl's offices, signed by A. L. Tildeu.LV-p-uty-Sccretary
of the Commonwealth, saying
the nomination of David D. Itlauch had
been certified as the candidate for Conxress
of tbe People's party. This piece of infor
mation had a startling eilect upon tbe Com
missioners and the Sheriff. The latter had
just fiaished posting his official proclama
tion to the electors of the county in the last
of thirty-riine districts. Afresh lot of post
ers containing the name of Mr. Blanch were
printed that night and Saturday night found
them up in the places ccupied the previous
day by the original proclamation. It re
quired prompt action cn the part of the
Sheriff but be performed the work success
fully. The Commissioners' Clerk, Mr. Wer
ner, betook himself to Meyersdale and soon
had the fieguler's piess turning oulanew lot
of ballots containing B'.auc'u's name in the
People's party column.
Probably tbe most surprised man in the
district u Mr. Blauch when he learned
tbat the powers that be at Harrisburg had
decided that he was to run for CongTess.
When the last day expired for filing peti
tions for nominations, it was publicly an
nounced that Mr. Blauch and his friends
had boen unsuccessful iu their efforts to se
cure the re-juisite number of signers to his
petition to have his name printed on the of
ticial ballot, and since that time it has been
generally understood that he had abandon
ed the idea of becoming a candidate alto
gether. Tneotticial certificate of Mr. Blaach's
nomination was not received by the County
Commissioners until Monday morning and
when it did come to hand there was noth
ing on the enveloje in which it was enclos
ed to indicate where it had come from or
where it had been mailed. It is the opin
ion of several of the leading attorneys at the
Somerset county bar that Mr. Biouch's name
was eertitied loo late to appear upon the of- '
Ccial ballot in accordance with law and that
by reason of its appearing there the election
iu this county will be invalidated.
The same stale of afiairs exists ia twenty
two other counties in the State, nearly all
of them strongly Republican, and it is a
matter of serious doubt whether a majority
of them can bave their ballots printed in
time to be distributed as tbe law requires.
It locks very much as though there was
a conspiracy abroad to defc.tt tbe will of a
majority of tbe voters not only of this Con
gresaional district but of the entire Com
monwcalth.
2-1-4 Centu Per Pound,
The Johnstown flood wire is all sold, but
we have received from .the 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 sec it
JaS. B. HoLDERBAirX.
Republican Meetings.
Iu ad lition to those spoken of in the last
issue of tbe llr.tALD Republican meetings
were held last week at Confluence, Ihck
wood, Salisbury, Meyersdale, Berlin,, Wills
Ctinrch, bhanksvilie and Friedens. These
meetings were all well attended and very
considerable enthusiasm was manifested.
The meeting at Msyersdale, Thursday even
ing, was an old-time Republican rally and
the large crowd was more than pleased with
the eloquent and forcible address of the
lion. John Ealiell, of Pittsburb, who was
the principal speaker of tbe meeting.
Candidate Hicks spoke at ail the meet
ings and Hrn. A. J. Colborn, Senator X. B.
Critchfield and John W. Blake, the latter of
Altoona, Blair county, spoke at most of
them. If the numbers in attendance at
these meetings and the interest and enthu
siasm manifested arc any indication, the
full Republican vote of the county will be
polled next Tuesday. Meetings will be held
this week at Edie, Lavansville, Gideon, Jeu
ner X Roads, and, perhaps, at several other
points.
A Modern Marvel.
When the Pittsburgh TUna took posses
sion of its sptendid buildinj last April, its
publishers promised that the Tir.et woulej
erow ia cxceilcae In the same proportion
as its quarters have been enlarged. Tbe
Timet had already won snch a proud posi
tion among the newspapers of the country
that there was genera! curiosity to know
bow the promise would be redeemed. That
curiosity has been most pleasantly gratified.
The Tuna has been so enlarged, and so
many new features have been added, that it
is every here citfd as a marvel of modern
journalism. The chief wonder is that a
newspaper, so complete in every respect, can
be sold for cne cent a day, or $3.t0 per year,
little more than the cost or a first class
weekly paper. If any of oar readers are
not familiar by personal inspection with
the merits of the Tiu,u, we advise them to
send for a sample copy, which will be mail
ed free to any address. If there is no agent
for the Tuiies in your locality it will pay
you to write to the Tim for terms to agents.
The Drought Continues.
Such ia the widespread extent and severi
ty of the drought, that as it continues from
day to day its effects are really decerning ;.
palling, and there seems to be no prospects
of its ending. What are regarded as sure
signs cf rain in the morning pass off by
coon, clouds vanishing, which were suppos
ed to be charged with water, without a drop
failing to the parched earth. The condi
tions art certainly unprecedented, and if a
change ia not soon bad the suffering of man
and beast cannot be otherwise than distress-
Removed I
Dr. G. J. Beachy has removed his Dental
Rooms and Residence to No. 64. Bedfoid St.,
four doom frora City Hail, Cumberland,
Md.
Columbus' Eclibsa.
When Columbus bad landed in the new
world be bestirred bis wits to think cp some
harmless bit of strategy whereby be could
make the natives respect ted fear Lira. He
bad more than once brought hit superior
knowledge Into play, during his lorg west
ward veysge, in order to quiet the mutinous
spirit of his crew, and new again did he
devise a plan that served as a safeguard for
himself and bis little fleet. Columbus told
the natives that at a certain Lour of cer
tain day, then near at band, darkness wouid
spread across the rky at noon and the sun
would lake upon itself the color of blood.
And, sure enough, at the time thus forset all
hapiiened as he bad said. This act tuade a
tua'ked impression upon the minds of the
natives and gave the Admiral an ascendency
that could not otbwwise have been obtained.
But what really did our Christopher do? He
merely foretold an eclipsa of the sun an
October cclitee cf which last Thursday's
sbaodwing was a reenntig event.
The shade appeared on the sun at 5 min
utes and 50 seconds after 12 o'clock, just 1')
seconds late. It disappeared at a few seconds
after 3 rue! o'clock. Tbe point of contact was
4 degrees from north on the western limb.
At the time of greatest obscurity a little less
than two fifths of the sun's surface was visi
ble. The eclipse was visible at all points on the
North American continent except the ex
tie me western projections. It was also visi
ble from the West India Islands, from thai
portion of South America lying immediately
north of the equator and from the Azores
Islands, but not from Europe or Africa. The
eclipse lasted 3 hours and SO seconds and
covered about three-Gibs of the sun's surface.
It could be plainly seen with the aid of a
small piece of smoked glass.
The once mysterious phenomenon of an
eclipse is now thoroughly understood. It is
no longer regarded as the act of a malignant
spirit, but is recognized as a purely physical
phenomenon, due to the opaque body of the
moon intervening let ween tbe observer and
the sun. As the moon revolves about the
earlb once each mouth, it must once in each
lunar period pass between the sun and the
earth. Usually, however, it passta above or
below the sun, aud is invisible. It is only
when its course leads it directly across the
sun's face that it is seen at ail, and then only
as a jet black surface Hotting cut a portion
or occassional iy the whole of the sun's disc.
When the situation of the observer coincide
with a line drawn through, the center of the
moon sail the sun the eclipse is total, or
annular. Wheu, as in this eclipse, the line
of right docs not correspond exactly with
the centres of the two bodi t portion of the
sun is always visible and the eclipse ia
described as partial.
Easy to Manage.
The Cinderella Range is easy to manage,
many other ranges are not. The construc
tion of Ihe Cinderella admits of plenty of
air under the grate, which prevents it from
burning out, and every provision is made
for cleanliness. Examine it before you buy.
Sold by James B. Holderbaum, Somerset,
Pa.
Republican Meeting at Shanksvllle.
bH4NKSTII.Lt, Oct. ol, 1392.
E DiToa Herald :
One of the largest and most enthusiastic
political meetings, that has been held in this
township kr a good many years was organ
ised at this place, shortly after one o'clock
Saturday afternoon, by the election of the
following named officers : President, C. A.
Brant ; Vice Presidents, J. J. Walker, J. K.
Will, Chauncey Lowry, Peter T. Miller, J. J.
Rayman, Joaiah Kirnniell, William Wei le,
S. B. Yoder and Jelferson Kirr.raell ; Secre-
uriss, M. J. Snyder, Dr. L. F. Miller. Geo.
M. Keefer and Jacob Kncpper.
Tbe meeting was addressed by J. C. Low
ry, Esq., of Somerset, and J. D. Hicks, and
W. Blake, Esq's., of Altoona. The speak
ers were roundly applauded and the meet
ing adjourned with three cheers for Harri
son, Reid and the whole Republican ticket.
The stalwart Republicans of old Stonycreek
township are fully alive to the importance
of the coming election and tbey will beat
the polls to a man on November 8. If every
township in the county will do as well as
Stonycreek the Republican majority in the
county will not fall below t!5W.
Jtertfiucax.
MRS. HARRISONS LAST WORK.
A Loving Memento to be Sent to Eve
ry One of Our Woman Reader.
Mrs. Harrison could not have left t more
loving memento to tbe women of America
than the work she did for them before her
last sickness. It is a magnificent work of
art, a Bunch of Orchid, painted by ber ia
the White House, from an orchid raised in
the White House. It is lovingly dedicated
to the mothers, wives and daughters of
America ; and the productions are so per
fect, that last August, when a proof was
submitted to Mrs. Harrison at Loon Lake,
for ber approval, the thought it was her own
original painting. Demorest's Family Mag
azine has the boner of being the medium
through which these valuable pictures (12
1 15 inches) were presented to the wctuen of
America. They are not for sale; but we
will now tend one to any mother, wife or
daughter who wi'l enclose three two-cent
stamps to pay for transportation, packing,
etc These exquisite mementos, bearing
Mrs. Harrison's autograph end portrait, will
soon he beyond price, aipi should be secured
at once. Address DEMonr.'T'a Familt Mao
azisb, )5 East U'.h Street, xCw York.
Tha Pansy for November,
is at hand, in a bright new cover, suggestive
of the Columbian year and its interests.
With this cumber the ':uy magazine eaters
upon a new year, and judging by the gocd
tilings included in the present contents, it
begins in good earnest. Mrs Isabella M.
Allien Pansy) and Ms.jaret Sidney, each
bave a new serial, tbe latter being Colum
bian Year Sketches. Shorter stories and
sketches, poems, anecdotes, all by our bright
est and best writers, with the popular Junior
Christian Endeavor Department constitute
aa excellent number ofaa excellent maga
zine. Price $1 00 a year; 10 cents a number. D.
Lotbrop Co., Publishers, Boston.
Our Little Men and Women for No
vember has two good Thanksgiving stories. There
is likewise the story of two Poland donkeys,
with fine illustrations, and a Tiptoe March
with a pretty picture. A Boy and a Girl,
The Studio Dolls, and Talks by Queer Folks
are as interesting as can be. Joker and his
Relations do some very strange things.
Home, Sweet II imt is a sweet story which
points an excellent moral. Wi'h its large
and small picture, verses and rhymes. Lili't
Men and ll'vuiea is as charsuing as ever.
Price IWi year ; 10 cents a number. D.
Lothbop Co., Publishers, Boeton.
Pennsylvania's Schools.
The department of Public Instruction fur
nishes tbe following statistics relating to the
ptib'.ic schools of Pennsylvania for the school
yea.- ending Jane G. 1S91
Number of school districts in the State,
2,.ViS; schools, 23.0J; graded schools, 11,
4sX; superintendents, 124 ; male teachers,
8,1)2; female teachers, 17.170 ; whole num
ber of teachers, 25 ,o'it ; average salaries tf
male teachers per month, H2.15; ferns' e
teachers, f ll 41 ; average length of school
term in months, 7.77 ; pupils, 'J77,o3 ; aver
)je number of pupils, 7u3,7I9. Total cost of
tuition, building, fuel and contingencies,
$14,329,140.47; Utatt appropriation, $2,000,
tWJ. Compared with the preceding year, endirg
June 1, lfHl, tbe net increase in Lumber of
districts was 20; increase in number of
schools, 552; increase in number of graded
schools, 5 Vi ; decrease in number of mala
teachers, 9; increase in number of female
teachers, 433 ; increase in salary of male
teachers per month. $1.50 ; increase in sala
ry of female teachers per month, $0 51 ; in
crease in school term in months, .01 ; in
crease in cumber of pupils, S.022 ; iacreate
in cost of tuition, $xi5,201.H ; increase in
cost of building, purchasing and renting,
$102,161.29; increase iu cost of fuel, cotilin
g r.ciea, debt and interest paid, $S10,431.4S.
JBLICAH MEETINGS.
and
Meetings will be held at the following
times and places, when the issues involved
in the great political battle now being wag
ed will be presented and discussed by able
ftrt-akers :
Wednesday " 2. 1 P. M. I-avansvlile.
Thursday, Nov. 3, I " " Cidton.
Saturday, Nov. 8, 1 P. M., Jenner X. Roads.
Information and instiuctions in regard to
casting a legal ballot under the new ballot
law, will be given by competent persons at
each of tb above meetings.
Other meetings will be announced in due
time.
Geo. R. StfLL, F. W. Bieseiker,
Secretary. Chairman.
Mt. Morlah Items.
Mrs. Hiram Oardner is paying a visit at
the home of her son, H. U. Gardner, in
Johnstown. The latter't wife ia seriously
sick.
Mrs. Daniel Steffi has been in very feeble
health fora long time, suffering from paral
ysis, and requires constant attention. Her
husband, the ex -Judge, has been constantly
at ber side, but during the pan week be too
baa taken tick and for sevaral days was not
expected lo live.
The Lutherans will bold their quarterly
convention at the Homer church next Sun
day, Nov. C:h.
Dr. Crist spent Columbus day in Pitts
burgh. From bis dt scrption of the parade
and the diie-imtior.s he saw there they must
have been unusually flue.
Samuel Tbonies Les removed from Ncab
Biesecker's farm into hi3 new house cn the
Jonas Maorer farm.
Hucksters are numerous, but butter and
eggs and general produce are very scant.
There is very little political ta'k in this
r.e'ghoorhood. About all one hea-a is tca"
ert! condemnation of the foolishness on the
part of the-se who bad the authority and who
have seen f.t to Conq-el the voters of this
end of yuemahoning township to go a mile
farther out of their way, to Sprucelown, to
vote. X.
Stonycreek items.
Farmers down this way are taking advant
age of the warm and d'y weather to get
their corn husked. The crop is ore-third
short this season, owing to the drouth.
Some of our supervisors wonld do mere
towards improving the roads if they would
baul aud break t few loose stone on them.
Either this should be done or the loose stone
on the roads should be removed.
Wild turkeys are very plenty this fail.
Sam Walker and Jeff Landis chased a drove
for t half day recently. Jerl says he wound
ed one. We b-ipe he will get close enough to
kill it the next lime he goes banting.
Mr. Daniel Schrock gave an old time ap
ple snitting one eight last week. All of bis
ntlghlors were present and report having
bad a most en joyable time.
Jos! ah Moshol ler's new hue' is receiv
ing the finishing touches at tbe hands of the
carpenters. It will be one of the handsomest
bouses in the township when completed.
Nearly everybody down this way is busy
threshing.
s -
The Cholera Scare.
If indeed the dreadful disease should be
come epidemic in our land why not protect
yourself in time? Every physician will tell
you that a stimulant is absolutely necessary
to assist in mastering the diseas", and ail
first-chirs physicians agree upon one man's
liquors for purity, tire and resonable jTicts.
They refer you lo Max Klein, of Allegheny,
Pa., who will upja application mail you
free of charge a complete catalogue and price
list of the cany kinds of liquors for sale by
him. Ilia "Silver Age Rye'" at $l.io per
quart, is not equalled. His "Duquesne" at
it.iio has no superior. His bottling of
Guefceaheiratr, Fi.ich, Overboil, Gibson aud
Bear Creek at 1 iw jer lull qcs.t cr ti
quarts for $5.00 are ail reiiable and purx
Pennsylvania Rye Whiskies. For Braudie-s,
Gin or Wines, either imported or domestic,
no other liquor store in the state can or will
do as well f r jou. Addiees Max Kl.11.1 ,2
Cet Your (iun 1
Winchester, Colt, Marlin, Remington and
Flobert Rii'es, Muzale Losding, Breech Load
ing, Rebounding Hammers, Ilaoimerless
and Semi Hammerless Shot Guns in great
variety at J. 2. Holderbaum's Hardware
Store, Somerset, Pa. Also a complete line
of loftded Shells, Cartridge?, Reloading Tools
and gun repairs, Hnnling Coats and Cart
ridge Beits. Come and see theai,
J. B. HolDEKKCK.
MARRIED.
MILLER RWER. At ths' residence of
Abram Muscor, J.i Sotuerset Borough, on
Friday, Nov. 2S, 1 02, by Elder Peter Vo
gel, Mr. Abrara Millar, cf lcxbap;, Pa.,
and Miss Clara Rii'-r, ot Hyndmau, fa.
Kur.Nii-FRIEDI.IKE.-Oii October 9
1.-H2. at the Ryforme-J pa-or.a;re, rsomersat.
Pa., by Hiram Ktcg, Mr. Frank E. Korns
and a! :ss Felicia II. Friodi'ne, Roth of Jen
ner X Roads, Ta.
VANNEAR HOFFMAN. Ou Oct. 12,
ljt, althe Reformed parsonage, Somerset,
Fa., by Rev. Hiram King, Mr. Lewis Welty
Vacaarand Mrs. Carrie HuiTuitn, both of
Somerset, Pa.
FISHER TAYM AN. On Oct. ISth. at
the home of the bride's parents, LevansvU!,
Andrew S. Fisher, a member of the Bedford
county bar and Misa Lilliaa, daughter of
Mr. aLd Mrs. David Taynian.
RAYMAM SCHROCK On Ihe twenty
third day of October, by Rev. Phillip Cupp,
at his rteldence ia Somerset township, Mies
Minerva C Rayicau, of Stonycreek town
ship, and Mr. Irvin A. Sohrock, of Stony
creak township, Somerset county.
DIED.
SHAFFER. At his hrme near Friedens,
Sept. 25th, 1st) 2, aged 71 years, 11 months
anj 21 days Henry bbatfer was a respected
citizen, kind father and husband, and a
faithful and influential member of the Lu
theran church at Krieuens, for upwards of
i" years. Com.
t r - V
Afra. Amanda ralalry
For many years an esteemed eomir.unieant ot
Trinity Episcopal ehureh. Newburuli. X. Y,
always aay "Timwk Yew" to Ilmxl's Sar
sapuriHa. She suBere-.l tor yeurs leoui Kewas
and pterefalit soies en her l.--e, lie.nl au-l
ears, makuiit tier ue.if nearly a ye J. anil affect
ing her sitfiiU To tiie surprise ol her int-uii
Hood's Sarsaparilla
lias efteeW a cure and she esn now tienr sn1
aeeaswell aseer. Kor jkii lienli re ot her
ease send toC 1. Ilooui; iu., i-orll, Ui.
Hooq'S Pills r "u. i-a a
teet is soodiiioet, propoeUuo and sppcaraac.
Absolutely Safe for capital.
Certain to Make Money.
E jtlit per cent, to start with. Buy a $ 1"0
or a $1 fl bond at rer cecu with option
to share in great pre fits. If yon feel inter
ested send your name to F. IIfs.sr, Mil
ford Station, Pa , and you will te famished
with ciiculars, etc,, concerning the safest
and grandest enterprise of Ihe age.
Hoods I Hoods!
Home Knit Hoods always in stock at
V;. K. B. Corriyvrri's.
niTOUS NOT1CK
flavin Uvn ii!y nf-.inu-el .u!:tnr tv th?
Oril(m C'Hirt In tlit U fl-i!t To 5-JHrirr.;t
t!i fun!! lit hnfct of ?m h --mr to !m1
ft ti fctmt it.m?U :;Tmitlf.l .fit-Tr". I lird-v n;ve
ivui4 it at 1 will !trH't to tht tiLik-of ail i
inf im ut. at mT ortit- ia rnep't, i'.. oo Fri
day, Not. nth, K', when a&ej where ail parties
ii.Uft-wUtl can attend.
oeol r. grrru
A'.itliuir.
A
PMiyiSTIUTOirS NOTICE.
Estate of Jacob Weaver, late cf r&iiit tow u hip,
bonier.-! rotiQiv, .
L?tierof A.lniiinsiRt.nou tiie abva fre
h anli, b-n KiaaiU-i totfie ua4?rttne.! by
pr-jH;r aiiihftritr, notice is htrtly given to ail
p-roQH inte.eil Wi .-aid ttMie tu mait irr.aieui
ile f avimint, and tb')M bavin? claims atraiut
the Mine will inMit ihem dulf anihentM-ate'l
tti tvrtti int-nt, on Friday, Irtt-ra'icr n, !-yj, at
tha reaidtrnte of tbe Adicinulrator iu Mitl Uw U
ili p.
A. P WKAX'EK.
F. W. Bfoe?ker, Attorney. Adiuitusuator.
DMISISTIUTOira NOTICE.
i-aiaCc of MatkiftA aulK, l&tc of Somerset town
fcCtp, dec tl.
lttersof atdmintranon n the abvre en a fa
having bcn framed to tbe unialpned by tbe
pntfsor authority notice Is hereby civM. u ail
prna indefjiti.! to aaid estate to mate imitli
ate payment, and tho Laving cia:ainaKai:it the
lame witl present them duly ainbentu'ated for
beUlfmeut on Saturday. Ixember 3d, ai
Hie o3.ee of John IL Ciil, FiM in Somerset Bor
on1 MICHAEL V. PHArLIS,
AdminiMral'ir.
A
D M I X 1ST I . A TO ITS NOTICE,
Hate of 1W Mavr, late of Larimer to n ship,
KoniertH't rouiuy, I'a.. der'd.
Letter of Administration on the above estate
haviiic ittn e ranted to the nnderMjrned t7 the
proper authority, notice in hereby Ktven U all
fr"iitf indebted uaid eMate to inane itn medi
ate payment aud thore having c a:ni a.a r-t '.he
mme w ill preaeut them duly aibeuti ated for
tt lenient, on or before Saturday, tbe 10: n day yf
leveinbcr, 1JH at the late rwdent'e of d.
JurfX MA.,K,
Admiui5titor.
A
DMIXIsTliATOR-S' XOT.'CK.
Btte of n--nry J. Baker. la:c of Liceoln Twp.
l etters rf A'tniln'.'tratton.. a the shove ette
having been irrntet to the uix1t: jti I bv tle
pniper solt.oriti. noili-e Is hen-by f,stn U all
.-rsoi mlt-Ki-i u saol eiaie lo insko imri(ii
ate payment and taose Bavmceiaiins ai-a;tit tne
Mine Kill preset'! ini-a iln.v a-.trienii'-ateil f- r
M-clemi-nt. on ie he.'ore r ri'lsv, .Novcu.ber iih,
l-.-J, st ia.j reaidt u'-e .,f 1."
?1!m.s l. HAKFE,
J.S atl.VSrii
A-ltuiDistnicorsK.
St-'iteol evmra.l Hahet. late of Irimer ton n
nij, soieiet Lo., Pa . lec d.
lttertof A-iininL.tratton on tM erats hsvir
be-a rrntcl to Hie unat-rs:nt-d bv ihe pr'(i r
aothir;tv, maiee uheretiy it:ven U all Is.tm.i.s
iinleb!etl lo Mid estate to rrace tmmsi;st y
ciect. aud ttnise bavin claim aes'ti-.! tiie ssine
will present them -(uiv a::;)imiiaiei f-r w-ntr-t4
the ssul Ki-e iitun at the tsie ren.lenre of
said d is ease-1, oa r'sturds. -v. s. 1-oj,
JvHN W EISLfcK.
Admin stirs us.
XLCUT0IW MJTICE.
lathe estate ef Jo::a:haa P. Mi'.ler, i!ei-eaeJ.
tiers tesnnen:ftrr oa :bU estate havlnf
bee . issued t. t! " underiRi:ed by tt.e
prop authority, noti- is Lert:iy Riven lo a. I
person iDd-biel t said etaie tt msk9 immli
ate peviiirm, aud thwe harii:? i ia n a?eit
the iAux lit present them duly auiLeuueaird
for jit:u-:iU to Ihe uuderi.n. d.
ANSA J. M1LI.FR,
Exteutorof Jtna:haa I. Jl.uer.
D
iSiOLUTION N0TICH
Xotire h here-v riven th-.t the t artneivt.-n nr
J.unt tia-intwiif Jti'.ti H. aud John J. Hri:-r.
tirm and bni:ie.- ifwiiiir into the jvessnn
John J, Homer, by w nuin ail joiiu deu- lien
fore made are to be paid.
JA"'OB II. H'ir.NER,
Oct. 1, ls.O. JullS J. HOK.Vi.K.
Hie
f
rl'BLlCSALE
Valnalls Real Estats !
The anelenftmed fiirvlrinar svnitnr of Daniel
Byfr, late of Miuthan.ptcii townsb.p. Stimarvt
erHinty, l'a det'.l, will vrn to puhiic a.e oa
the feirtzi, in said unMp, oa
Friday, Nov. 25, 1892.
st 1 oeiook P. M.. the fo'.Iowtnr dsaerbeel real
e:a:e, lau-the pr.;frtv of I auirl l!..T-r. dee d.
A certain farm situate in tle township of
uthantpt.-n, t inmty of Somerset and ataie of
Prtinyivania. a1 otntiiK lnds of Jt:n Iy'ii
eiat?-, Win. Euu-nck. Solomon e'on p At.rmaam
Boy-r. A. Vi umota and (ert:ar o'hers coiitain
tnic 170 acre sore or !e" : underlaid ita e.l
that lsojien and it rt ifoality. ol hii !i there
is atoii' loo acn.1 cleared, t-.!i;ire we.l timbered.
Alv a tine miu i'mi, ith kettls in wail, line
apt'le or'-har-i an t othar smiiil fniit of roisi t-ar-
rs. Th'-iriain on the fajin sofnltsl out resrrv
el. ar.d fu.i s'""e-"i"ii g' v.-n 1t xn ivsa Tiie
i:r-hacr may ijo an t r.ow for prin crtf), b'.lt
not to uij-ire cre-jis r interfere :tn tenant.
TERMS :
V; eh of which ti m-.it lie paiil down on
day of asle. balance of hand nvtm-v aa soo a
di-ei is mai. the 13th of November l"t. and
li!auee yih ember, I'M. wltttout ltitsrrst
titldue. 1'be iMvinei-.is u ats-nrvt by jii'ts
ment bonds ou ihe laud wita exetupticn ciaui
.herein.
Aoi'.AflAil BioYFR,
Purviving Pxecutor .f l-at.:el Bojer. dee'd-
JJUDLIC SALE.
-or-
Vanabh Real Estats.
F;muant to on.er of the Orf han Conrt of
SNimcratrt rounry. Fei.-aylvaiiia, ni be id al
tubiir wile on ;he irtintei, to Jcauer towah p,
iu taid euun;y, oa
SATURDAY, NOV. 5th 1892,
at one oc! or it P. M., tho r!inwic d'-srribel real
eta:, Ute of Henry E. WcvhtcnceiMfr, dtcead,
lo u ti :
A vn'niVie s:na.'l fnn 'ituiltti Ip. Jnr-rrtown-sliii.
Si:ierM-t rnuuty, l'a., ad;eini!:t land of
J'.liU Rlyhvin. rijv-, I-evau Uon rnan, Hdlip i
MiUtiu fcistr ad otiiora, ud cuiaiiib auuiit
37 1-2 Acres,
m-ro or lew. of hw h about so a rt are ia j
Hood Hate vf eu!tivaiifn. rei-ei't.y iiPted, ft.
the It i. nre l covert d with i-ud tirutier. I:u-
ftrovfi:.eti!it are a (fotJ to-ttry jlnnk dwelling
loot-e.MOOal liaru and other bu:!l.n s.
Terms.
Ten rer rent, of purchae m.-ncr as srnr. as
pnperiy L k:i cKl iIomd. and ba.an-e f une
locrth mt rou:iru(atioii of aie : one iird aHer
pAvcteni of dehua. u remain a lien on the preini
the n.tvrif"t t:-reof to be ui aiiiiualiy lo
ths widow of itti 1 Henry K WH'Utnherer dt:r
inif ber i.its, ami at tar -lrath the prim i;-l to t-e
JmshI ta the hcir nf said !!nry 9. Wt-chit:hii -ser;
ialaaee ot the purchase inoney to be pad
in three ei!a1 aauual pavrneut with intt-n Rl
frona Ayr A I. tl.;. eferred j-ffv merit: to 1- e
curetl ty judgtueul uotid. ia given
April 1st.
Jacob h rrv v.
Administrator of Henry E. Wvt hit lihi ii-er.
As
or TilE
PLANT AND PROPERTY
OK THE
Falrhopg Horth Savage
FIRE BIIICK CO.,
OF
Falrhope, MoxucrHt Co., Pa,
Tbe undersigned Aietiee for tbe tienefitof tbe
creditor" ' toe KairMooe Ni-.-ia savae fire
br.ck e'olii(ny, (lim.ielj, will ou
Thursday, Nov. 10, 1892,
at I oclovk p. m,, at FAIKHOPE. In Sraer
Mt ctruiity, I1., oiler for a!e at ptiidic hk iioq
all the property of th ?aid Firhie N jr;h
Savace tre brick tympany, KUaaied, cuufli(
tn f
Jj-L Awit three U) acre fn fee rmple, on
wbi' h ii enwted cne Wte nw and cil e,mp
pvd tire hru-k plant ot the i he pan v. wah rapac
ity of tlrtevn t)toihand i j 0Ki brick per day.
The works are iuoieru and rirt-cia iu every
partiruiar, r.d moi favurubly lo u-d on the
line of tbe t itii'irgh dtvi-wu of the R A U K.
li.. ami rUkne the navaie mount-tin elay.
J1. Two It-ax-! tor ciay in Mvare mouuta'a,
one a a fifty arm tr t, the otuer on a two
but.drvd and fifty j.u ai re .nact, en whit h ry
aiti or rvm- f r iUntiiv mieti w id be payaoie
to H. T. WetU En. 1 he rlava are r.in owr p!ai:ta
anl diiinptd ou can uf tt.e B. fc O. K. K.. about
tvtimiitrMdaUnt fnm the workA.
The miiie rant and all Umui, implementa, ma
chinery and fixtorex usi-d ta the uiimiiit of tbe
clay at well aa plains, dump. lippUs and Aidiut
mriU be sold a partwl th piaiiu
TERMS.
Ten per cnt. of the amount of bid to he paid
f aii ; irire-balf Inciutllu tbe ten rr eent. on
delivery of deed ; one-itAartn in "u ubj fnun day
ot ' aale wilh iu'.erert and oiiefotirtn in 1 Jit uavf
ftnj day of wle w:tn inttrest. T'jfc delrrrrU
pKytnvlii to b.? see ir j ir, tht ucii-t,-a by ntrt
gttife and tbe piirciia-er toh ibe i npny in
surrd b t.Mtf exbriii ot the d. ftrred py menu tor
lUe beat -lit of ue murtun e
Jacob d. swank,
tUanruce,
Clothing, Hats Underwear, etc.
Where to Luv mci.'sj wear of tho bet sta-Iv.". l-e.-t i zt.-. i -t .jvle.
Where?
Whr, of eonrse, at tiie Marp'iioth Clol'ii;
" TOWN Ill"sTJ.Kiy.
Suits? of the hte.t patu-n. JUt of the uewe.t ?!.w, :,' rsw---' rf t!:-;
(p.e.-t arid no'.l'iet fashioiis Uuderwoar of:.!l rruk.-s. c-a-h' u';l
triaterials can aiw;n he had at " The HtVn.iIu'S"' I!::; ri-;i;i.
If you are setkin.2 eood poods, cheap ro.ij-!, ' - -:
prices, we ate your Clothiers t buy f. Sr.
' tl ! nf w
THOMAS & KARR,
(cucctstort to Thoma, Karr & C 'vie.
231 and 253, Main Street, JOIIXriTOW.V, FA.
Will cost you nothintj to exam
ime goods and compare prices.
EQSTE.E,
247, 249, Main Street, JOHNSTOWN, PA.
Dry GooMfllMs, Carpets, k.
SOT HOW BIG? TEEiOSEUFEieEEPIiY.
' Has ever Si7e??;sa to
VOl hOV STRONG? saaisessiy SI03 cf IK
OBBaaitnaBXtMaBttBH ""r " " " " '
Writ for rates on th Renewable Term FIjn.
AGENTS WANTED
H B- cRaccNr. 531 Wood ct. Pittsburg. Pa.
rrTIO.-TtMrar af ntmsali. ( fl SJ5flr"i HTaV
allallaa aerswiiaoat VV. I.. !ln ?"J tf lial( 8 L 1 Vs.
rindtke rrire stHaavrd aa kalian, .e J 9 lal-fiMf I
ark aabatklMliaaa arc Iraatlulsnl an4 aV X 5 2 U &J Aa APi aW'J
abject ta araarratiaa kv law lar a. 3 ' m m
ZA0S llaO& GEHTLEHE3.
a. y- r. 'l ' - , jf' A ,,.ial,r ,.w.-d Iknto.lllll rial : l it.
assaw a? K Scn:T-, Ctiwtil iu.-i.l.', !: x -L.- . m-.r.- i-..f .'I.-' styi.
,7k" '"' " V5 an4 durui.: ii'..n v ." -r f'.r .! :.l I j i .rice.
jf ; TtA. ' . 'S?:' t.iialso.v..-m i.--S -ii-! i.--'." S: t .
B M - 3- '. M IS- ..nlw 1 4,f. .,.1.1- wtlll K-.V- rAtnnlorA
te 1 ' V i
i - J DILI. .
. T. iK)ea s-'uivty av !h ..'Usi.t.:v.v ii-.v ,i in ctii,
f.-9 iwceafcry, a' n-v .:: litvirrn".: ir rn an..-i.vpt.
UHf Sir ii;-.- rx f f.-.tvtt-.tr il.rtii'c l t-- n-v-
-T x.aw'-' ii! 1 v- ::r i ui-.tut .iiu,nfh-a
, ii'i.l 1, ii :; 'fill itu.tl
, i'ni !'-. ' .n ! t- ,'..m:t. t.d
. ; . I.. !MJ4 I- !. H .)b'n'i
i aaU'l I ..'- K .4lf. ititil-l
i . V3 . V - ii-'- irrti-
"t- ii -Z t-r- nam' iii
1
Will erlal aail tt) ha sllrra and smeral iprrr;.j .iH wtpr I
lent.. rl'f. lor raialo.:uf. If m( lor nlo in tur lu.r.- r-i.S u i . -alirv.
suuiii avUd, size aad wiiiea aaaia. i-aaua.o (rvv. i . i. ii- ata.iiJi
More Records Broken I
Quirk's Great Furniture Emporium lias Done It !
Yes exorbitant prices fer He Istea.i-. Durr-r.n.-'. IV.-k-i. TaMei,
Chair.-', Mattresses, Sofas. iht class rarl-jr Set . an I a'l '.u-U of Fur
niture have been knocked iu the head at
S. v Onirk's Niw Furnitur: St:::.
- at
As evideaee of the fact call at Xo. US V.'tshisv.rt.'m Sircet, .JoLr.stoxr:!
Pa., oppesite the Company Store, where the greatest l-ar-uns eanLeha'l
on tcrnisj to salt purchasers.
When in JOHNSTOWN, don't Lil t.. call at
GEO. K. KLINE'S
KEWSlOIiE, 241 Jfaht St.,
Where will be found a Complete Stock of l:y (' ' I-iiiiir.i'sj and
Gents Furnishings ami Wraps. All the Newest ;iib. : in Ir..-.5 (b.O'I.s
including Silks. S-rtres, Ucnriftta.s, Ca-m Is W .'.. I i i" .: ! '.r.:s, Wool
en, Crepe-s and all ot'icr Xovcl'.ies ia the l'K- ':-..!; !':;e. A Is.) a
cjiiijilete line of Stable iloods. mic'i as M:i-!::i.- .-Im i T:.i -o I.in
fns. Crashes, Ac, Oar line of La'ie.-' 'r-.tps, inch; 'j5 J.h-.ts Cjpe
and New Markets of the k'.est Spi iii-Slvhs.
OUR MOTTtV Cest .joL, Lite.-t Styh and I.o.v L Trice.
Conic and see us
GEO. K. KLINE,
Veterinary Surgeon,
tr"'. iC enraMe diM'-a h re tl.-h h 'ir .
Himt.it' iai t n.i.d t,-.; iasii.r.'Vt-! t:t 'rinry i!r-(T;-ai
it);rtn:'MiH and Hpp.uiuoex. also a tOia-pU-le
veterinary jibniry.
Veterinarj 0bstr?(rics a 'jJcrJal..
A complete tM 1; of veterinary inIirif;. &!
way "ft Uaud. liitrty aicg tiourii- arid a-
D'V III. V.
H" tan for trpia'.ment f?'.V) perwev-lt
and up .ud, a orai.i to tr it'tii.it r . j:rd.
t onvii: itvt'.-re ku mi? yiwir hrolif n-ifated
and tiaiiia h-ws. I la.e trt-aud P daiit.iur
lia-x "f rc-idi :: e, '.. u;Iir oi of csl-iirj.
Pa. huMoSice addr-a.,
Graiitsviilo,
FOR MEDICINAL USE.
The ffi!otvin hrai:. of di-t.!Itrs Pur Kye
Wh:k: ran-iot !e brrjit.iwsi t.y mny 't;. ' iu
ihi n-a-kt-t. :z : J. A. rnTKi'-V'v '? rw:!. Jhn !
rirx'Ti Hai'r.!ile, Fnira, tiuMen W t-ii'i!iir,
Itridtaftcrt and I'll line r .r:!neu . J-.jr ;
Miu I kev; t"-o ii v-k fn,m 2 v.-jrs i
od to 1" t if-..- j.d, tu -il then f..r Jj. !
i-ll'n. a -'-itiH? lo ir:. A.n I1 ti i.i- of t.
H-iei4, rai'.S'T'iia. rire Wine, rt yf ar f d ) . j
Iff ie ou. ;id .!, i'i r li'idi i:;ip;'ir. mi l j
doait.( V ' rtf at li.we-i !i-ur'- l!e ;
Iii.p"rtet hii k v--rrT i;i z a.-. Ih- r-t it. he
ritrht, t t r N't r. or v i;d :r !
in-i-jal pr lii. t-tra rnfz f':r or
pai i r"t:;;; ai:e;.I to n.m oi-: ..'.
A. AfiDRlESSEN,
11 ivuiai .iu m uj ,
L'LE TO ACCEPT (ill HKKCSK.
T'HLra!n Mi r, of t'iTtU c.i;t. I .;rui;
"thftr.re k'.r...T.e.i r Hrwn r..ai:.v, :
iiitrf:;arr fl .tii J!m Ki.r . f
t, ... L..-....a. tu.1 l':.r..t ti U ..r-r . .t
FiTt'i f.m;, !a.
are here y i ;'-l t- a;: 1 ap;Hr
the Judtt.'fr.'urt;rpr.an)i' f-nr. : aa i.-.-a;.-iiit:rtt;
Ik be d a; Sr:et rn Moanr-jr. t'ie tx
of r-emr, 1 at pj ciot c ta lie fre
tu. ttieu aud Htf u a at r Tu.t u atir
t.; ival eae vt iir;:a:i L. ! .l!r, trc ai
;iie aj.praivl Talajatirt: put Uon u hy :t iu-
it dt'iy afn!el aail r.jr:, and rrinrre i
i the !jtnfl it th- ".L Uav t .w raibtr.
Z !. oc taow ca'ie Ut the sauce ahuu-d li.jt w
d.
xKvTTsljfx, HA1A a
Muiervt, Oct. . I ..er f.
4 i.OFiSii HEAD
HORSE BLAflKETSj
. an aa A. a4 t A. -s 4 u a h n a af
ana ucsi- i
Ciiasc's
Plush Lao Robes
t..- ;? :-.' i-i'- i : ts r -.n Will
not shed. A'.l rtlii have the
JnameChass ciiiicr v .i.tca in the
binding or sewed .i i';c corner, i
FIRST-CLASS CEALESS WILL
j! SELL NO OTHERS.
TRIT OF PAUTITION.
To Lliiy Iy AnT!?in Tr-!or and Vi-t ir
G.rts A'ii:u--tiL:f i.--lr wai rt"Je id ra:i
J., i ai.'Mnia and jt ipernsd A.:catin Trw
krr. a tit Dor rr4i:ii mi .Mai.orriiiv. ArTiftrii:r
cimiitT. i'ctn a.. a:idhJ -hti Tr-sier a.n her
Kiianiiaii, v.4 n f Ma:ijrvil!(, Arm:ruii
CiMiaiy, t a.
T'u are hereNy not .1 1 t!iat in puianre rf a
l Wru ot l'a:tKWMi i 'i-d rl the rphan.V
tr-art of !N.iutr:ei etiiuiT. Peittt a , aud u me di
it iel. I i.d an ii.it i uii t ie prtuivs
on tae rea- rt d A t a.i.tii Aucummji:, d ,
situate i;i AMw lrri-i.i;, sn.rt f. :ily,
la.. oo aof.-KV, tor di t ovairvr, iJ.
a Ken and a h-re you ran t(.u.-od i you tatuc
prp. r.
ofirrirT!! Offl- e f ISAIAH COOO.
tfomciMH, Pa., OcL IZ bhtriff.
J7XECUTOBSf .VOT1CI1
aLiaLcof Hesrr PhaiTVr, dtr'd . laie of octna
tkOUllttl klri!D.
LetWr te:amt utary ou lav oir tate, tar
Ir.aj tnt'ti srui.-vl iu ihe uiitlcrsjaji.td ly the prop
er ai;iii-tty( diW U herrbr aiivt-n a 1 pTit
iiid-lu-d i. ad e-tate u nud iiai!d:a:H pay-mt-iit
and tlite bar. lit cla.m- a r .: mi
will Mvwbt tiieia .'orM ittcictrnt -iniy aaitotn-a-lr-1,
ihi ir tx.ir r:urds.y. NvcuIkt i v"J,
at Ui latt rtto.d-ucf ( ic-eai"td.
Ht.NkV H. rHAFFFR.
INfcUvS F. elMl-SoS.
s- i .! n;lft and b"t
V n lve rarro'u;'7
YOU NO MSM
for the a-'.We rf '.v. r c'-'n::ri s :
HEHCH&DHCM001D33
A witt.!rf-il it'iprovi-tiwnt In Frloa Krd. a4
t.iS-ilai'W. l'-it n:..t; li ' t lrr,.r lkr- litnra
a- l.w.t at si: !"-r m tfu- oark' t. Kri-li4
I tacrb Vrrd. m a-I f-.''t a-axin l
atnl -s.l tt-hir;: grral .alias ia H""
wrmr. Wn.r hit cwj. luru -.lsl
fnwiipan apD 'sit.tt. ' spna Taaet liar,
ranra. Ila Rakra. Caltialr or Plaac
ara, nhrilrra. tc MMm piper.
HENCH & DF.QSi.3QLD. feSaafrs., YCHK, PA.