I
Singular or Plural ?
Thai words nl phrases are wUl chon
t,i the sooU?nc itself grammatical wiil not
lenities unln- it arrangement is such a to
TOiu Uacrt of smbiui!? and el.scuny.
VbfrtliaH-rware led t one lo
aiui-rct ibat tiie wriier u
not master of his
ttihject, wbec itf-rlia;.; be bas atoply f-iled
through carelessness ti make bimsHf under
toad. Kj avoiding long aeUmc the dan
cer will be d;minii.ed but Dot rumored till
we hare lre rot only to use the right
word in the right place, but
to arrange all the member of a en
in their proper order. Tract;. -nOti
ao-ipe-jolle-cher will beof grt service
h.-rv, and ven the fnii.-.w.ng ". roses may
Ik- used ta aJvanUitfe .
Study aud cornet ilerua: uuraiiers :
I Young B-wtti-a ta-iiiy would be more
thiO lic!y U have paid no attention to the
fart that the paier fjand io hli c'Mi
kxK. at ia more than likely that Beat
ties Uai.ly would Uve paid no atte-tioa
to tae fart. J
2. And until cold, clear weather sen in
itisnoithoagus that the defease can be
atamr.- out.
3. Corn is coming fjr-ard Tery freely
aid has declined cent.', and the ex;orw
t x the w:k will probacy be very Leavy.
- .rn, wti:ch has dscimed 1! cent", is com
ivf. fj.-aard very Jreely.i
4. He was recaptured by the constable of
PilUfjrd at that place rteMar morale
and returned to the jai!.
i. The bill provides tUl these companie
thai! make a n-port sr.ni annHaily of the f
jiii and cocdiiiot. of sut-h x.-ora!ions to
i he St:e Treasurer. Tented by oalb. ! Shall
t.-tii iir.ua:.y make a rejr; of their afTaira
ar.d cwndition to ti c State Tre-si'.rer, veti
!: by ot a . i
i: A soon a our ne gallery is put in,
wr are thlnkirg of b ginning a aeries of re
Tit al rmii-"s.
7. No suattfr ho v-'. it is dote Leary
Jjss c-f Lay rsiii front sucking, and
novice io-a often as m icii as forty p r
r.t (A aoiice euea losing aa much as. I
8. Mis. Fioreoce, the dramatic paper
rinttuj.a: her ape nor: as a leading
emotional actrfas.
If not they w ill g over as a deficiency,
at.d can o'y be paid aftr a year or more
delay, it was explained, i If not, it was el
plained. lhy wul go oer as a deficiency,
aa-i can only be jiid af:r a liei-y of a ycir
t more
1). V.'e ebil be frce-i event aally, from
the prmetit outlook, lo stop throwing gr-ss
at the Chilians and throw in a few booibs.
11. Mis Kale Held wa tendered I :c-rey-iois
ls week by II r a. S -nstor Warren
i jrlr.g her visit in Cjeyeoa. and other s
c'al Uteniion paid the la'entid woman.
' liil wt-.k. during her visit in Cheyeuue
were paid j
12. It has j'tst been awtrlaincd that six
prisoners thb morning d-ig under a wall
U'I e;-s;d from jail here.
S.r.ce grammar professes to teach the art
of six-akin,? and writing the lang iage with
propriety it nsav not be amiss to consider
from the evidence before its heiber it may
not be ree.ar.!l as failure. Ereryb-xiy
reau.. atja iuca-e wno write lor i:ie pieis
pacts of the bouees are kept bujy rupicg
out the water.
g. The first called lor trial wa Wiliiam
TolliTer, and he was charged with being the
owner ofa barking and howling dog.
Csiii Jot
A Million Friends,
A friend in need is a CrienJ indeed,
and not leas than one million people
have found ju sacb a friend in Ir. King's
N'ew Discovery for Consampiion, Coogha
and Co! Js. If yoa have never naed this
Great CkMtgh Medicine, one trial will
convince joa that it has wonderful cura
tive powers in all disease of throat, chest
and lurgs. Kach bottle is guaranteed lo
do ail that "reclaimed or money will he
re funded. Trial b'jttlea re at J. X.
Snyder's drug store; large bottl-3
and f 1.
Faithful Dog Saved His Life.
WiLkfc-tiEEE, Ta, Jan. 23. A faithful
dog saved the lifeof William Butter, a farm
er living near Newton. A trve that he had
chopped fei! np-on Eatter yesterday, break
ing both his less. By chance he had a scrap
of far'- and a woodman's jwncil. He
wrote: "Am hurt. Come f.r me." lie tied
the paper to the dog's neck and tent him
home. The mesze was read, and when
help mat to the farmer he was lying un
cor.seious ia the snow, hadiy frozen. JIa
will live.
Deserving Praise.
We desire to eay to our citizens, that
fir years we have been selling Dr. Kicjt's
New Discovery for Corisuaipiioa, Dr.
King's New Life I'i'.'.s, Bocklen's Arnh-a
Si'.ve and Elftric Bitten?; and have nev
er handled remedies that sell as well, or
that have eiven eueh universal satisfac
tion. We do not hesitate to guarantee
theio every time, and we Ftand ready to
refitni the purchase price, if satisfactory
resaha do not follow . their use. Thee
remedies have won their great populari
ty pttrely oa their merits.
J. X. fesyoEi- Druggist.
NO DETTETt PBOOF
MitjiOY. Miprua. Co., rssntx.
T0tke Editor filu Km rk Umric:
v-aoa, susuuutiC bmsi acnooa irjury to kcr sptne, and wis
gg A HELPLESS CRIPPLE FOB 19 YEARS,
fflMffll
f lh) st .mnnnc nil.
K-j w. w r w w w vr . f
v JT1E V
which Mr. CemsHI esnl. Before the second bottle was
eihanneti.afac wsaabieta walk aboat, and has been
COHPLETEXY cuRrn,"
Very tra:y.
M. THOMPSON, Foa-raiacTta.
Discipline.
tiera.iv aim t write -rrec.
SchcKjl-i
learh the th.ry and children stuoy It for
all it is woiih. yet the language al the strt-t
refuses lo e..ii!.'.-ai to it. liven many who
ooce tliou ht tljey knew it ul; stm to have
no further ue 1 jr it. Paretils who would
be shocked by any art of impropriety on
the part of their children seem to forget that
pure Kcg'.ish s'.iil regarded as the lan
g rage of cjlture, an J evon contributors for
the pre-s oficn violate the rulejlhey learned
a! pchool. For instance, there is a l?w as
ol J as lartguflge itseU that the verb tunt
ryreeand be governel by its subj-!Ct. The
f.'l!oirg array of (lui rte.j' '? verbs r-btl
against it and need correction :
i. We do not attach mcch im;ortance to
tli'-tr aniens one way or the other, so far as
ii.rl lencing votes are coricerned.
i: The bickerings a'ld strife in the past
that has marked some of the meetin.rs oi the
ejun'y con-ention has done the party as a
whole some irij jy.
.t. The weak, pur.y streams sh'Wtirtg out
tf the fiith-Ia len p p"i was wholly inadc
j ia!e, and utterly meie-s a? far as helping
extinguish the lire was concerned.
4 Sapptwe out of this iiuiuher ten nu t
their death, here i; the ten thousand do'.
lir tocomt f:o:u lo pav to the inconsola
ble widtw, o'i'liaiss or "asftg.i .'"
"i. The production of com. beans, cotT.,
stisrar and other kinds of products are barely
utHziect to supply the home demand.
A to n of the siz: "f Somerset should
have fire prjtecUJD, and unless a good sys-
te:n of water works arj erecteJ we cannot
have it.
7. There is said to be twelve rases in the
village alone, a::d the d jctora are k?pi bu-y,
a fwcaes have resulted fa'ally.
A question aoniL'tiuies arises whether a
not-n or proiiDim should be nsel ia the sln
ftular or the plural. Iatatis may also he
ctt.d whtre the singular and plural of the
same i.oun suggest dliferent meanings. In
the following dimples the jingulir should
be used :
1. He wa unite indignant at some ex
pression in which members were accused
of personal interests in rai'road matters.
I beseech you, brethren, by the mer
cies of iod which is your heritage, to be
r.ady for a noble response to this call.
IS Taxes on whisky only pils a premium
upon it, at.d until is taken elf ihe business
w iil Ih.urit h.
4 la tin city window shutters flapied
haikwards and forwar.li shstterinj the
It'asses and breaking the sashes.
V The horse was ondranej by the Ic
partmen' several years aJ, an J provisions
made fir his keep at the arsenal.
(. It is not arcioVnts that helps a m in in
the worid, but it is purpose end iers:s!eiit
industry.
T. Te steara saw-mill raana-1 by Isaac
C. Nelson Ss out of repairs.
harfre from the singular to tiie plural t
1. Tae boys say thut some of the laity
have a tetter voice for beer th?n forgospei
by mns
J. This country never f ughl for gold or
stiver, but always for the right of man.
.1. We had heavy f,-osts here on Friday
and Saturday morning, which did consider
able damage to the garden products.
4. The i;w vement is a source of
great eij iymeut to those who are l icky
enough to be the is jssor of a bicycle.
o. The Record is ircaienfely pleased with
the tasty attire worn by the sttdent of the
Woman's College iu gymnastic exercise.
ii. I have seen psl morU'm exiruina-
News Items.
A hog bitoiTa finger of Iaac Browc, of
Kiei-.ifailcrsrH'e, Labanon Coun'y, and he is
dy ing of blood poisoning.
Kx-Ja hre William Lindsay will succeed
Mr.Carlis'e ss Senator from Keniutky.
Citgrefmen James B. JijCreiry and iS J.
S;one withdrew from the ri.ee leaving Lind
say the cnlylcomlldale.
Ju le Mctrrer, of the Lycoming County
Pa. Court, Friday handed down tiie
first judicial decision in the Philadelphia
and Heading lease case in this State, and
every point of controversy was decided in
fvor of the railroad.
The Supreme Court of Illinois ha? ren
dered a ucisioa that women can vote at
n hxil elections. List sprint; Martha E.
Plurarner and May M. Moss defeated Oscar
O. Yo;t and Otto Wallace, by the aid of the
votes of 2"Sj women. The County Court
decided against the women, but on appeal
the 3 lpn-nie Court reversed the lower coort.
There ts! a long executive session of the
Sen ite Wednesday oiertlie noniination of
I.) i:? V.. McComas sei-rttary of the national
K'publioin OiRiTutitee, to 1 an Associate
J.tstice of the '.strict of Columbia Supreme
Court, The cppsilion was based chieliy
on the fact of McO.mas l-.-iug a non-resident,
but the confirmation was earned by a vote
of 33 to 13.
Two hundred and fifty two o'.eomarga
rins lelers were each sentenced in the
Criminal Court in Pittsburg to dsy tUJ
ti ie and cot-ts, a total of more then $i",
" '). JuJire Stowe, in posing sentence, said:
"This law has been ia force eight years, and
only three years ttro the United Sialea Sup
reme Court arh-med its constitutionality.
Since it is on our statute books it must be
liv.'l up to, but I will say that I think it an
outrageous law, and it should never have
be.'n passed. It should cot be Jtrmititd
Ijoger to disgrace the st3"e. and the ople
soouid see that it is annulled. "
Bones that snapped like pipe-stems with
out tausing pain was the peculiar result of a
dis ase that has j 'tit klllej Mrs Peter Ktliey
wife i if a Larboursville W. Va merchant
A'otit a year ago she turted down stairs
m?dsy after partiahy recovering from an
illness. When half way down the bones of
her right leg give way with a snap and
without apiarent cause. Her husband car
rird her back to her room. On the way the
bones cf iter leA arm broke iu several plaits.
As she was deposited on the bed the bones
of her left leg broke ia the same manner-
She experienced no pain, either at the break
ing or setting of the bonds. She died sud
denly and without apparent pain. Toys
ic.aas say the bonds were made fragile by
excesive deposits of mineral matter.
Judge John'Martine. who was Wednesday
elected I". S. Senator from Kansas by a com
bination of Populist and Iem jcratic voters,
has been a leading Democrat of Kansas ever
since there were any Democrats in the stale,
lie has made the racs for Congress ia bis
district several times, and once, four years
ago undertook the thankless task of running
for Governor on the straight Democratic tick
et, in the face ofa Republican majority of
so, in i. When the Farmers' Alliance devel
oped into the I'opalist party Judge
M miae urged the Democrats to unite with
lh:;ii not so much to secure the victory of
I'o,Hilist principles and populist men as to
beat the Republicans, ilis counsel pre?ail
e i, and the resuk at the la-t election ts
The true soldier obeys orders faith
fully, no matter at what sarrifice. A
company ofa British regiment was once
eent on some duty in tirce cf pace to a
remote village in Irelsod, and left there
fr several weeks quite separated freim its
csaal base of supplies.
Daring this period some general orders
applicable more especially to men in bar
racks, were sett to the commander of
tiie company. One clacte of those orders
was as followst
"All tnein in the wmrjand shall change
their shirts at least trice a week."
The captain gave orders tc the orderly
sergeant to see his command put intoex
ecutlon, "Bat captain, " said the sergeant,
" there's only a shirt apiece to every
men in the company, llow can they."
'Silence! " excJai-ned the captain;
'orders are or lers sergeant. Jet the men
chaupe shifts with one another.".
So the serge-ant saw to it that, as long
as the company remained in the place
on every Sunday and Wednesday morn
irg the soldiers swapped shirts w ith one
aLot her. 3 "o nth ' Co mimi, io;u
Bucklen s Arnica salve.
The test Slve in the worid for Cuts
Cruises, SortB, Ulcers, Salt Khenm, Fever
Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil
blains, Corns, and all Fkin Eruptions,
and positively cures Tiie?, or no pay re
quired. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refuaded. Price
23 cents per box. For sale by J. X. Snyder.
A Point Agreement.
Four zealous patriots were discussing
the temperance fjaestion. at a down town
street corner the other day.
'I ted you," said one, "the only way
to sump out the infamous traffic in
whisky is to go to the fountain-head,
make it a crime to manufacture whiskey !
If there isn't any male there won't be
ing sold. That's my doctrine."
It wouldn't do." said the second man.
''There has got to be some liquor mana
fiictnred for chemical, artistic and other
necessary purposes. The right way to
crush the monster is to punish the man
who retails it for drinking purposes.
Make it a crime to be a saloon-keeper."
That wou'l do either," observed the
third. "The suloon Leejer is the neces
sary outgrowth ofa demand for whiskey.
If there were no drinkers there would bes
no dram-shopa. Punish the man who
drinks J That's the only way to settle the
huficcss.
"It w ill never do it," sjoke up the
fourth. "My idea," he added, emphati
cally, "ia to punish the vile stulT itself.
Will you assist me, gentltaten, in inflict
ing the punishment ?"
About two minutes Liter they were
seen assisting him w ith much fervor at a
convenient place around the corner.
"She IPairiot.
Foremost Democratio Morning Newspa
per In PennsySvania.
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$3 a year.
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in the year, $i a year.
It Leads in the New. The oulj paper
in Central Fenn'rlvaaia havlnj its exclusive
wires and operators connected with the news
centre of the world. Sl'ith its rapid facilities it
roaches three hundred and sixty Mrs towns with
all the new from three to seven hour ahead of
all others.
Uani-tiDtir wiUbean cafuaily lirportaul point
thecotning rear. The session of the legislature,
the electioc of a tueeosnor to yiay , a Repablican
legislature confronted by a Democratic adminis
tration, all tend to draw the public eye ts the
capital. The fi!ritjt will give most complete re
ports of all these interesting proceedings.
The past year has been the most suecessful In
the history of the F-itriU. It want the new year
lo be still better.
It Leaas In Circulation. Beat adver
tising medium in Penoylvauia onWde of Pitts
burgh and Philadelphia.
The Only Democratic Daily Published at
the State Capital.
Low Rates to Subscribers. To place
It in homes and business places where it doea
not go and aid la spreading rood Democratic
teaching the Iiiriii will be sect by mail to any
new s ulwcribn for fear months on receipt of one
dollar.
The Weekly. The weekly edition wiU be
sent on trial by mail for four months on receipt
of twenty cents; oa trial only. Adlrerj
THE TATCIOT (OMPAAY,
Hiirrisbnrsi IVnn'a.
Sco. 31. TIioiikim, &, Co.
13 Cicton Street, JODXSTOWX, PA.
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
All Pepartmects of our Store are well stocked
with the bent goods we can buy. ar.d we
areoifering goods which defy
competition.
Our Store is Headquarters for the
Choicest Country Produce.
The stock of Staple and Fan7 (iroccru has nev
er been more complete, and is being sold
at prices Exceptionally Low. t all aud
examine our goods and be convinc
ed that Ours ia Bargain Store.
WE SELL CROWN BAKING POWDER.
Johnstown's New Grocery.
Having opened a new
GROCERY STOKE,
Southeast urncr of Harsct A Locust Streets,
JOHNSTOWN,
I am prepared to furnish buyers from
different points null all kinds of
freih groceries at lowest prices.
Couutry produce, such aa buU
U;r, epp", etc., taken in ex
change for goods.
J WIS D. RUTLEDGE
Fifty Years Ago
Uncle Sam was not so hard worked as to
day. The mail carriers were few. the post
age upon a sine'e letter was 23 cents. When
one was received, the family all gathered
around the father to hear the news. On a
memorable occasion the letter read as fol
ows: The demijohn of " Trince Regent" is
empty, please send me another. Our friend
Daniel Webster was with us wben it came,
and considers it the finest be has ever tasted.
We are happy to know the 25 cent postage
is gone;. Still happier to know the w hiskey
Websler praised is to be tad at ilcCul
lou;rb ' Half Century House, 523 Libery
street, foot of Fifth avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
WnJ registered letter cr pcMcfiice order for
the medical wonder, ' Prince Regent."
Be Patient.
Are there ever any days in yonr life
hen everything seems to go rrong and
you just hate yourself and everybody
else? We think you know exactly the
sort of day we mean. If yoa don't you
are a very lucky person indeed, and are
in no need of the little advk we mean
to give to those who get out of bed wrong
and continue in the wrong path the en
tire day.
Any one cf us can be sweet and cheer
ful when there is nothing to upeet us.
There is no viitne in being amiable
when everything goes just as we want
it to, but on a day such aa we have
tp ken of it's a very different matter to
keep our temper and tKt do a hundred
tt.C. JORDAN. JOSEPH HIMCHMAN
JORDAN & HINCHMAN.
'iw oracr vriU Sad in at the s&zr.e old Mand,
Willi a lirc r supj-ij oi our owu njui u .c Ur red
fOUiA&suca as
EMffi i MBMl.
than ever. As wbtla!e dealers iu
CRACKERS, CANDIES, NUTS AND FRbTT,
w have increased facilities for filing orders
promptly aud saUslaetuntv.
Joitlan e5c Ilmeliman,
270 and 272, Main Street, JOIIXSTWS, PA.
GOOD LIQUORS
and CheaTj Lienors
at
By calling at the Old Reliable Liquor 6tore,
5. 309 Maio St., and 106 Ciinloii St
Johnstown, I?a.,
all kinds of the Choicest Liquors in market can
be had. To my old customers this la a well
known fact, and to all thers convincing proof
will be given. Don't forget that I keep on baad
the greatest variety of muorx, the choicest
brands and at the lowest prices.
P. S. FISHER.
and one thing that we are certain to
well known. He has received his reward. I regret the next day. Bat if we can only
gain the vic'ory over the hasty speech
Catarrh In the Head
Is undoubtedly a disease of the blood,
an I as each only a reliable blood purifi
er can eiT.-et a perfect cure. Hood's r-ar-
sapati'.hi is the best blood purifier, and it
hxj cured many very severe cases cf ca.
t-.rrh. It gives an appetite and builds
up the whole wsteoi.
Hood Fills act especially upon the
liver, rousing it from torpidity to its nat-
u.tl duties, cures constipation and assist
digest ion.
Almost Her Father's Wife.
STr.t Br.Nvn.LK, O , Jan. X. David Mur
ray, a resideut of Harrison county, ceai
Uopsdale, recently came near marrying bis.
owa daughter. Ia liTi Murray married a
j Miss Hopkins, of near Soiiibfield this coun
ty, an a diughter was born to I hem. They
tim.s that would have male a su'gwi j lived to rether a short time wben they were
.shamed that he had been born, looked up- j divorced, and the iady, with her daughter,
m by the die-tor that treated lUe i i.e as not i aiov.-d to West Virginia. Afterward Slur-
ray uisrriM a Michigan woman, making the
ma'ch through a matrimonial paper.
She soon died, and Murray strain applied
through the Columns of the matrimonial
jurnalfora wife, a iJ by this means be
came acrpainted with a young lady of li,
living near Charleston, W. V. He met her
by arrangement a me weeks ajj, and they
fixed a da'.s for the morrlag?. When he
went to ber home to hare the knot tied, be
Cisuaily asked for ber history, fibe staled
reluctantly that she was the adupted daught
er of highly respected parents.
Tnis satis Set him and she gave him a
paper pretared by ber mother, on her death
bed, giving the facts of the girl's hfe. On
reading the paper Murray was horr.Sed to
d.sc-ovcr that the girl he was about towed
was his owa daughter. Mutual explaua
t ons folk we I and she now keera house for
her fi,iher.
on
at all fct.-ace.
T. Ttiat is one of the reasons they are
r t a siircesa as a gembler
the following tiercise correct theeven
tiunibcrs, caiiuirtg ur.neevssary words and
l-rsx :
i. f-orne rtslurg parties have organiz.d
a fomiary.and ai'Iask fora charter land
pn'pot) 'o build a bridge between Connells-
ilie and New Havea.
2. Walt Whitman is one of the many
who have written whose work has more to
eipert from posterity tbaa from the genera
tion iu ah'ch it was produced.
3. If W. S. undertook to colonize the plan
et Mars ;!" mighv probibly .'be that through
his energy aud perseverance the thing could
tc (ccomphshtd.
4 Tbepealtof thunder were terriBcand
the fl isbes of itghtuing awe-inspiring, and
were the sourc; of great fau- to some of our
! p'e.
5. They are institutions strictly of a clar
Ita'de nature, (and i which the S'a-e as at
official body has no right to recwrnize and
(has no light to- a;proprirle uioney lo
(tbei. ) supixiit.
C. CoL D jha had been iil some time be
fore Lis death, and at the t.n.e cf hia d-ath
was suffering Iron the etT-.-cts of a severe
cold.
7. The late rains and roeltirtg snow have
fi'led irany cellars throughout the city
(with' more or fcis iwa'crj and the cc?u-
HABDVARE I
HARDWARE i
I am now prf-pared toaocoTnttiodat the pnb
licvith anT aifl everything hi the Hanlaare
n by trie aa-iuioa ivreotiy mane lo my lormer
larue tonck. I ken all k:ad of arurlf in my
line aud mj prict-a challenge crmipetliim. If
ti want a rnn, a revolver, a knife, a aaw, a
mmkt, an nicr. a Mrycle, a pair of-kate. hinx
. wrps. naiis, horvth(ie, non blanket, or
ayihing el in hardware at low CM pnct call
Herman Bantley,
Clinton St., Johnstown, Pa
CONDENSED TIME TABLES.
or unkind action we will feel so much
better than if we give our feelings full
bent and then lay a'i the blame on the
weather or satne other thing not the
least bit responsible.
Xow the next time one of those days
comes around Hght out the battle to the and Cambria
o iter tun, snu u you come out victor
it will not be one-i.alf as hard when
next you are compelled to combat those
foes of ennui, the blues ami headache,
w hich frequently is only anotuer name
for heartache. If your are tempted to
'talk back" don't do it. It won't do a
bit of good and may hjad to a serious
fiuarrel. If you are tempted to ehhke
the children just because yoa are out i
. c . . , - .. . r
oi ei-ius j ourseii, mina oeuer oi it ana
bo not vent your own ill temper on the
innocent l'tt;e f,.!k. Ilm't ! i.n h t jmu-wnnroivs t:j l Boovererille S.S1
luinxeue l.ll.e lOlKS. J'oni Biarn tiie f Btnvcstown S:Jj. Rmsfu t ill Xln.hrA
tioors or aett in any otner of the mad
ways that of etourse yoa deny ever in-
uuigtng in, yet as yoa are human
tb-ere must have L?ea s'ims time when
you have srtceiiijjbel, otily to regret the?
hasty actions long after their occurrence.
Baltimore and Ohio KailroacL
KOKTH'.VARD.
JdmtUnt If i it E"7.rex. p.o-kwood 5 30 a. m.
t-Hoerxet 410. s-toetown 4:W, Uooversriiie
4.0s, JoUastown. 6.1U.
JTWoin, .Viit j7)Th. Rockwood ll. a. m.
t-r!rret ll.-ss. etoyestowa lAi, Hooversvilie
ll.i, jounston n l jo p. m.
9Jif'm Atvrmtmottation Roe-kwond 5-40 p. m ,
ritnersei i:uj p. m., Dtoyesiovrn p. m
Hoovenviiieei:4i p. ja., Johnstown 7:36 p. m
AiW iir jInMiBaiixf.iriwii Rock wood 11:15 a. m.
S-mersi l, nit
FOtTffWARD.
1892.
REPORT OF TIIE COUNTY AUDITORS
OF SOMERSET COUNTY, IPjY.
o
EeceiptH and ExpencUtures of Somerset County, Pa., from
tho First Monday of January 1892, to the First
Monday of January 1893.
J
OIIX IIAMER, Esq., Treasurer of Somerset County, TonrTa., in
Act-cunt with the County cf Somerset.
EECEIPTS-DE.
For Taxes Received from Collectors of State and County Kate? for
the years, 1892, Dl, "JO, '89, 'SS, and 18S7.
No.
COU.ECTOW.
UrSTBICTSL
1 Frank Nickelow.
I. H. Fisner....
t Henry Gumbert...
4 A. ll.Oftler
5 W. It. Munntam..
Cyrus A. Vowler..
T J. J, Fulk
8 J. C. Ferner.
A. X. Woner
M A. II. knhlmaa...
11 A. Ankenr
IS J. W. btufler
It utto tmrenra.
14 Wm. Bnrknoiiler
15 F:u 11. liertey -..
14 ti. U X:l:er
17 A. V. Moore.
Is J. W. Seiiiert
It A.J. Foller
) John L. LeyJif
Hi K .. WtnitaKcc
iri Garrett Keara
BT.i Kinn.er.
n M. u. Mu.ier
3 fi. S. Kooaix
V U M. Lambert
T N. U. IHairiff........
.s V- '. Ptiflu
W Ii. I. slarlr.
u Peter T. Miller.
si JoSa 11. Suyiler....
ti Aaron Cotwr
K Edward Kregar
4 O. W. Leo hurt
as Peter Kneiiiem.. .......
J Henry u. Uay
Si J. i. Foik
ifs e'onrad Ileal,
3S L. M. Lamhert
4 K. K Puna ....
4' eiarrett heam
41 J. L. t-i . ...
4.1 M. F. AUUnn
44 Jutin 11. Alikeuy
45 Nuuiiel Lamtiert.
6 Julia II. Aneeny
47 David L. Wilt.
49 FYank B. JJIeketow....
60 James A. Hillegas.-...
61 Frank llemey
H II. H. toiler
ia A. H. Oliler.
64 A. t'. Miitentierger
6i W. K. Muuntain.
M DaDiel Mickey
6T J. J. Folk -
60 L. F. Dorn...
6'A. J. Sinner........
esiA. H. Kuhlruaa....
61'A. It. Aukrny ,
ti TburuHs Uallsftlier.
Sii Lewis Mankemrer.
64 J. W. Hurkbouler.
K. Ii. berkey
6 A. F. WeUhonce...
Samuel Diekey
68 W. ti. Miller
F.J. Fuller
70 A. F .Miller.
Tl!K. H. Kimtctie.
il S. K MeTera...
73 .V. u. suffer
4 Noak Bowman,
75 John bteio...
7 SV. A. lilulfeltr
?7:tieorffe Mauirea.. ........
H A. II. Hum .ib ..
7s 2lmund I oleuian.
SD II. L. Marti
1 jjoarpk Siull
M -Francis Talor.
MM. t Horner
M J. V. Mill, van. .......
hS,u. W. Lenhart
MjUlehael Luf g
Couoty
Sperial
State.
...... l A.Hnon township....
......Berlin IWiroosB
'Uroeiiersvaiiey kiwnaoip.....
...... Biaek towMbip '
ievmdaeoee burnufb..., .....
irssaeiniao IfvouIi. ........
,K:k Lick township.
;Fir!ore towoslup
...... 'irenvi:)e lownsntp.. .......
jjedersnn township
Jeooertova Irfouga
...... 'Jenner townslu
.Lr:ner iownnip.
Lower Tarkerfi tonskip
Lincoln tntrnsbip
Vrerw)ale InrHtrli.
iViii liecreek ownaip
i Miiford township -
:Xew Balttraore boronB.... I "
iNortbamptoo lowBStup i "
!eie lonship. I "
I Paint township i
;ueraaliiniua-towrishux..... I "
.... . -1 ltoenwood biirouirU '
:s.:itiary horoutt ..!l9t
irihaue township...
...... jtmerset tmrHih.
Somerset towusli)
...... irout tisir.pt on tiwc&tu.....
Istoiitereek townsnip.
...... .Woyiuown borrMiirb.....
...... Somuiit township.
'i DperTnrke.vlout township.
It tTina b-oroiiirii.
, I WeiieraiiurK oorouira
-Hrotheravailey lowublp.....lVi90
;r. ; ui-k lownnnip
...... jMeyerwlale borough
Shaiie township
! Somerset No. L townskip
, Paint township .il&9
'.leaner townstiip.
)Rle towntiiip.
...... Juemahofiinir township
Mnnvcreek Uwnship.......
Qoeiaahonlnff I'lwnnhip ilss
'Moystown boroogn. Itss;
Xrprr Jofcnstown 1 p. m.. Hom-ennllle 4.1S,
Btoyeslown 4.:i0, boruerset 6.01, Kockwoua
S. 25.
tinitif OBo-Johnslown a. m., HooTersrlUe
S lrt a. ro., Stoyeown : a. Somerset
1 ):1 a. m.f R(K'kood Ithj a. m.
Try and conci'ser the enemy and you
iScn'f.iy Jrvrtm'xl:i!i0n Somerset 5K11
w iil be rewatded by a soul eetibfdetion I 't'T-
that comes only from hard battles well
wen.
A. Conau lVvIe's meat historical romance
bgun ia the January tuber of Uwper't
Mivatiiie. is a story of absorbini; ii.terest,
full of tor.iiiug a.lvenlure, and remarkable
for ilsbruiiaat aod accur!t port-aial ofitfe
aid mincers in Kiance; and Aa-erlca Juiing
the bit years of tiie seventeetu'j cciitury.
Toe second instalment of this story, w biea
will apptar ia the February nuai'-er of tie
Ar;vi:i, i a vi.'ij narrative of the last
scecas ia the dos-iif!; of jJidatne de Mont
e psu. and will l. ,-jpethly illustrated from
drawint-s by T. de TbuUtrop.
Why It is the Best
Tan-Tina.
1 -It cures Coughs and Co! da.
2-Strerigthet.s weak Lui ua.
3-Rc!ieves and cores A;htna.
Jiisures you seair.t LtCrippe.
5-R -ihs Croup e.f iu terrors.
6Ceuvs w hen all else fails.
25 and 50 cents. Trial bottles of Tan
Tina free at G. rt. Busr otto's dru; store
j "TEXXYSLAXIA
EAILR0AD.
SCUEiornDE IX EFFECT I'EC. 33, 1S9L
CASTERN STANDARD TIME
DISTANCE AXD FARE.
Joha 'tow n to A!tonna.
Brahma Will Cure Yov.
,. . .. rrnBt m;n. Mit IS. 1W2
(rem.emen : nvtnc bad rheumati-ro since.
sr.rineof Iw, ami Mtniid belaid np for week!
eiery spring and r!l 1 hv tried all the ao
eal.ed oro 1 rou:.l hear of. and tot nn relief nn
U T!,'i'f-',e 1 aril ofyoor BKtHMA BHKIT-
ATi( RjrjltDV. I prorured ane and receive
e-t airara-t itpR nite tk l.ef, and ater takilii oi.e
and er e i a,r tul,aia eoaviiictd I am cured
bej ocd all doo .i .
Vrr tmtr tout.
H AS" fcAMJT. Br.ti her.
i . . -''unft-. AtKthenv City.
I am tmi!;ar mih the aix-v rw, aud cau xr
Ujai ibe tact tet fora are eorree.
. . , , . B- Il lEE MAKER.
Aeent t Mit-tiarrfc for N.-'oa, Mor is to.
It y.mr Am - ioi- n x kep . urio jpt
ol 1 . o. or.r lor ! ,y m r i d. send one bouie.
bKAHaAslFJH.IXk.cXi
4.-S Li'jertr Mse-t.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Harrifiunr
" - Pbilaiielpiaa
- - KiairsT.lle let
- i .n ei-.-t.urn,
ttttl.-th
" " H'.limore...
Waaiilnyon ,
COXOKXSED SCHarocXK.
T.'aai axHre and depart from tae station at
Xohamaw n aa follows :
Wile. Fare.
i (I 10
170- oil
ITn 8 9
M'i It
47 1 41
TS 2 U
2V-5 7 6A
ft 1 74
WESTWARD.
Kxpr
V. .-lera fcinsw, M
ima . n Aeiamodaiicn.-
F l nrv.
Paeld Fjprs
f faaKurcr.
Mail 7
J. il a x,n.
3 :S a m
.ia a. m
S Ah a. as
.'.' a. m
. .'SJ a. m
.'p. ra
&. 16 p. m
a jo p. ia
. 9 M p. m.
Total Tax Eeceived....
AiMison
Aileirhenr .
; Berlin uoro
HroibersvaileT
Black ".
;.'oReniau?h-
......t-'oDtluence Ixiro
. .....il'atiieiuuul taoro
... ..'F.lklirk.
Fairhope
;i;reenviiie.
; Jefferson
......jJeeinertown Ixiro
iJenner
..n..ilnmer.
....... Lower Turkeytoot
'Llw-nin ...
...... Mererodale boro
iMiildierreek ...
tVilfurd
New Baltimore boro...
i Northainjrton
, i.New Centreville boro. .
Oicle
Pint
...... KJueniahonlna... ........
! Koe wood lioro
Isausiiury boro
! shade
. . . ! stoinersel boro
... JsoDieriiei ..,
...iSoathauiptoa
... iNtonTcrees.
...'Stoysiown boro
... Suiumlt
...U'pper Tnrkeyloot
...itrninatiori
...iWeiiersuurif boro
51 M $
7.
t S.!
14 Wi
St 4
s H
1S V,
7S UO
st n
St ti
104 (
M3 K
ti 7u
ii) 10
71 rj
77 M
t) Ml
is; w
1'U 74
17 4.-.
S7 V.i
3.7 Ul
iC (Ml
i:t .-.;
1 IS l
S! I Vi
1 87
1 SSI
74'
'3 5.;
67 14)
tt !
i-s t
14 44.
11 Mj
sK si;
74 si!
M) 4'
ls l
J 4o!
IS ill
l w t
S 74;
)Kl7 67;
Wl
. ,
1(10 Rill
a .
II 6
u itr'
lit io!
S3 45,
66 S3
is tftn
4 TV:
0U'
47
IS !'
1 S4,
l.'5
4S 6V
OH)
IsS .-Hi,
it 64 1
i;s v.!
i cni
ls So)
ai '.
in t'
I sl
ti ur
865 7.
13 '
IV IS
4J(
li i
; 4.,
i; a
4 94
13 44
to It
S li
8 61
14 St
13 41
SI SO
ts no
4 Si
11 f
5 51
61 ti
r. S5
: w
U xs
1W o7
SA UO
6 lii
: 3o
IS Ii
-T 4
10 IkI
o
3 ii?
I
Total tax reieived in Its.'
Am'l State Tax hrooirtit overj
- tymuir fur 1-!, Ac. i
" Snei ul - - " I
- feiate - - -
b5 47, Zlil IS
143S 4:1
4l 47'
778 0,
-753 1!;
364 00
)i7 (
Ks7 eo
31 OU
1345
IN 00!
445 3:
H5 iwi
HO 75i
2576 mj
3SS IT j
Sti& Oil
S33 00 :
1(171 M!
713 SS
14I 0n
iil Mm
77 i'
M SI I
Rr.i 44.
i:s no !
3s0 ow
4.HS i
S74 Ml
1771 81
i;7 .si
4.i3 i
1617 64
irj 74'
&sso on:
Its 80
I7 S51
113 IS1
S7'4 97
Sf4 47 i
7ll IS
S13 34,
-l 24
S-i' 0
70 IM
3:i si
346 m
ft l"l
476 10
33 51
3 )
371 18
5 '.)
3 SI
ltll 00
SO 51
3.'S 61
81 U3
4 " I"
96 l
Hi i
4n UO
ltll Ul
50 00
61 43
4P 61
3 iJ
KS 71
1 its '
s5 Ml
3VI S6
41 IO)
1:S 5i
351 SO
41 W
3 j;
u5 57
4 9 13
HI 00
iil -15
i; it
Onrd Tr.tal Taxes received aa almve carried forward! I 5i514 311
To amount Tax collected brouirnt over
lteiW-niptlon mooey, onseated lands in Black Twp., Cominuisionera' Le-tier pp.
" 41 - - - Shade twp ,
- - - " " - fcumnjit twp
Money received on Rau lebaseri note
- - " County and school Tax from Ambrose Wat
- Amount received on Charles Wilm'f etsus
- - Continence Bn 'pe sa
" 8ateTax 11 St. Treasurers' Warrant etountt's share
lfc A moil nl received on Charles Koseb-jf-iMiee's cuaia
Cocutr Comraiartioaer'a check of lsvl
" Balaiic uxes on Vusealed lands received and paid by Treasurer la lsl
Amount received front Bomug-B Liquor Licenses for use of county ----
" Townsaip - - - -
- - - for coal
"Cash In Treasury at aetvieownl lsl ,
Amount due State. .-
Total Receipts of Somerset County for l"i ..
EXPENDITURES.
t:6 7
6i--:4 3!
Vi 43
16 13
11
tli in
1 f
Ss MO
10
VtH Is
11 00
ltivl o
itjn vj
34S no
Si 50
6 Ml
6fe9 WO
Jacob D. Swank,
Wairhraakrr.aud J?welr,
ext door west of Lutheran Church
So me rest, Pa.
I am now prepared to sop
pi the public with clocks, watches
and jewelry cf all descriptions, as
dieap as tLe clieapcst.
nKPVIIlITCr A. SPEaALTi.
All work guannteed. Look at
my stock before making your pmr
chases. A. H. HUSTON,
Undertaker and Embalmer.
-... jwsfw-: j- -is.-.
Co CI ii, C'Hke(. mid Hobes
OF ALL GRAPES OS UAXD.
A. G OOD inARSE
and everejbiug perttn:nn to fiirttfrais furcUced
on siiort -otie e.
South TurkejJcot Strest. Somerset, Pess'l
'1-1
S;cnti33 Acicri-aa
Ageccy far
CSVATS.
TRACE MARKS,
DC31CM PATENTS,
COPVRIOHTS, etcJ
For lfrmaf oa and f-ve iracihock wrir
sil.n.- A tu, i BHii.ibwar. Srw Voair.
Ollewe tiurerva f.r aKur.-i pilitst in Ani.Tii
Kvry pat'i-'t t-k--n out br hi H bn-nt1:'. t"f re
Uie potiua Ly a mxice ..Ten rxuvux clu'vi ilia
il'ricniifif Jwmrnn
t-trest eirm1!nTi cf mnv srtit. pTr fn the
war id. fpIciiUit iiitiHij-ioJ. No li.i-'iiietrm.
niavn ihou.4 i wtih.mt it, U'etk. i.)(
year: $1.'htC mti'i.. A 11 re U N.i tt CO.,
FOUTS'S
HORSE AND CAT! L POWD-RS
'oil
t.Trr-. -t FCJTZ 1
o H ic-a ''l -L:r t-.n-n or L-.-xo F-
Tir. if ! l'.,...-.-rii ar iv- I "n 1.-.
1 I'ow .!r wii: - .ir l. ii-i-r,-:,! Ii.i.rin.lrrt
K'"..'t.- rmrlm w '! 'vr- r I; ,,-v. i r"..ci.
F-wllo-B lv.rr-:ss W'l? i-.-Ti',-" t f e oi n . s
mr. l ersm tae'ity pr r -:it., a i r .1-.- l!.e ;itte: .rma
aii-i nr. :.
Fntirj I'rtw lr w'Tt ir" ft- s.rrsnt nhrvt irsKT
Pls.i. 10 -,.-n Ho-i nn.l 1 vt n-i ii.e.-r.
F-tj(- Fowr.iita wii ivn sTi..rAC-rii.s.
Bold even 'm'fr.
DAVID I. F0UT2. Proprietor.
BALTIMORE. MS.
By amount onlers for Awsors pay
- " Viewers pay.
Tiitaves..
Commsmiotiers: s. I'. Sholr .
ii. Y. Kinnuel
w. r. cbi
Commonwealths cosL
New briilavs
lii'jiiesls 011 dead bo,lies .
JMmine and advenlsiiur..... ..
Klsetion evpens- .
Repairs to Court Hon- .
F.xpensea at " .
Kepam to jail. ... ..
Jail exrnea.
Kiaid ilamaees
Iri.trict Attorneys fcea .
Soldiers burials ....
Coestables reiuriis ....
Registers fees
limn carriers pay.
Inthonoary' feea, W. H. Sanner's biU.
County Au.litors pay settlement isol :
I'. D. Braucner
H. Shaffer.
J. O Hay
'' " Clerks pay
" ' Ativs -
" " olitinof piiblie account"
Commissioners' travelingexpense
Boalpn
Ja;l phy-irian s pay
74
sfj (
,. s6 on -
t 604l 44
7l.i 11
:t-i oa
...fr'.9 !
71
Jury Comniintiimers' (v
Western IVnitentlary a bill..
SherirTs Wll. J .
I lit! r st on li'inifei mnni e
Iwirance "
Y or llooi to balance aee-ouni
Talesman i'lrur ,
Bridee rejtirs ,
Boanlinj jurors , .
Teae-hers-Coumy Insiilute....
KeCOMls
Jail ianitor' fee...
Bonoa borrow d money..
1'ixmonl Hosp-al
Harrisbure 1 ....
3liiracza Ret a-m sV !iool
tver paid taxe refunded. ..
HiioinifloQ K formal ry
Money paid Slate
Jury (Viumiio Kir Cierks pay
,rand Jurors pv .
eommn-ioners aiiorneyn pay..
Fteuorapners pay .
(o;irt Crier
Commiffeioneri clerk's pay .
1 raveme jumrs pay -
Court I1o.lv janitor's pay
Staiionery aud ptar. : ..
M.meT refunded uuseatod lands
Law libra rT . . , .
Electric liitht
Iobtribution of Jonas Boueber fand
-:i tt y
-ii! i'.
41 7 6"
lii te
1"71 7
S-.'IT 79
'7 i4
.til !
l' 1,7
.l -.
2.o tn
4 - 1:1
h: i-
lei i
317 Ki
-. - 4-
1'. C
llti .'
;s 01
) ie
li Oil
6 !
17: ia
e;l si i
Ml
i to
2 - 1 m
lli.s (i
y7 71
1VI U)
10i.T si
' ll
hn hi
s.l i.J
VHU tl
4.i ".i OU
J16 s
01 U
.s M
Vi ,"7
.V 4 0.
7o-'.7 .-.4
1J ,)
10M 67
Vt) rl
b-7 60
17 li
lis) Ul
4st on
.I (l
2s:; -jr.
4! 1.1
2il 111
111 14
WE TELL YOU
Do! hi n Dfw whf-n w star that it pv-t tot-
in a pt-i-iutiuriif. uwt he-alTt.y auJ (..w-s-ant buri-
:cii L tlit Tiu-ifu- r uift-r it? wortin? ti.
We lac:i l tie in Unw t mwavf moru-y r;ni'ilv, al
Raraiitw -vrv orti who t-rtow 04r iiitrut;jni
tvrry tine win Tun- tiir uir A'.ni work, will
Currlv ni iti-j-i-tiilv iacrea-e :ln-ir artiin;; iliere
caa t- no iuu V ; ot-ieri now nt wrl
art 4.ioiiif L'. an'i toti. r r. cu tv it'. saui1.
fTr r hri'l tlir ciiaiit'c tt s.-i-urr. Vaii D-aJte a
rniv? tni-T:i,e i: vm in.i u j:ve i' a tri il ouL-t-.
If o rn,.p tli i!ui:it.ii, iU act quics..y. yoa
will tiiifciiw fiti'i vonrf-.f in a iwj r. ! ntu
b-:U'-", at tvitt-Ji u ru tirl;. niiiko ami :ne
liur wart witi .ir-n u. a wvia' wart .
!i-i!t-r Mt srr oUl r voati.. hian r wouuu. it
ln;i,fw iio ii3 !-r-in:'k. d xs tf ril ki,
cr wiii 1. wet vtfi nt li.e N-t:ner
rxirie-rn t or cuii:ol ut-o--jutt. 1 o o. k
for u Jr ifwarue-tl. V iv cot write a itatv lor
full t.ar;Kulr, tf.-r K. '. AI.L1.N X O -
Box .No. :, Me.
aV
ft
rV"i?
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J I I-VW U1U-C
INGFlL'iT ?Slj;4?nS., K3TP-FF. IR.
fiCTlii' i n . ETC- Cfc-Lirs Free E Y
PETER YOG ie.Ii, 6cTvLRLT. B-
GIY2 ICUR BCV3 A USEFCL FRKSEHT.
rrsssssd Cc-llL
t.7J. Jx.oo,tj.oo
?7 o, Sio.oo,
$21.00 to $3X.oo.
W 5r. fur fjViyi.
W. A. riintin;,
So f, fit A. ..r
yotliing On Earth Will
Treasurer's eonvmis-lon (i i per eent. on .
" on license due county, Isyl....
Tots! expenditures .... - .. ...
Juil.meul by bwlanee due county pf tioiuersel..
) 61S ! HO
lM.i 110
.1 .A
I 6.1I1US6
61 il us
an 44
AM. It. 8 AWER. Esq., Prothoootary and Clerk of the Courts of Oyer and Terminer, and Quarter
1 1 1
sessions of In County of Somerset, Penu a., in account with Somerset County, for A. D Is-. -.
t 1145 C2
To amount shown bv debit side of bill.
By orders Issued to W H ganner
1145 6
I lltj.t 1140 6.
'AIAIt GOOD, Esq., Sheriff of Somerset County, Pa, in aeconnt with Somerset County, tor A. D ,
ss
1108 Ml
1 1 To amount shown by debit s'de of bill
i I By amount order to Isaiah Good, fclierift
I
I llosotj
g C. EH0BER, Connty Commissioner, ia account with Somerset Cevinty, 1
inn o;
To nrrera'e amosot of onlers reeelvf d bv Com. f hober, see ledger J I
By 27 da service C it 60 aa per Ledaer l 1 1
Ii
P F. Simmel, Connty Commissioner, in account with Somerset County, lsir
1 1 To arerrirate am't of orders receiTd by Corn. Kimciel, ee Leelirer 3
2 By 4 days aervlee S3 jOas per Ledger.
yY' r' rHL County C(mraiwionr, in account with Somerset County, .
1 1 To ainrreeate am't of orden received bv Com. Chi, see Ledircr 1 1
2 By days servicea ts iO as per Ledger 1 I
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NTEBTEDXESS of Somerset Connty on 2d day of January, 1S
To amount bonded Indeliteddma t Commissioners minute
" orders utstanding for lv to lsvi
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12-tl p. m.
4:11 p. m
7-fv5 p. m.
7 16 p.m.
10.0V p. m.
Wf, the nndersiffned auditor of the Connlv of finmeraec In tha rvmimonwealth at Pennavlva.
ia. dt certifv thai in mirauanr of th 47th siavriiHi nt th Art ftlllld An Art wl.'inv t IVinti-
Townships, etc . pael the l.'Hh day of April 1KR we met at 'be eat of lustl-v. in ihe "oiiaty f
frlfner on the Jrf ilav ftf Jamianr a II lB-Ilt snd -frr hit il-t avom rfiit audit Bfltum -n,t
aitle liie aeveral aecou'ntt reoitireo bvlaw. amseablv tothewvpral Arts of AiwisMr. and iha nun-
plemenu thereto, aconrdiccui the best of cur ludxment. ability and knowledge, and the forejoirg
isacuTTeet and mie naieraant of tha lollowine aeeininls. re-pei-tiTclr. rn :
1. John Hamer. Esq., Traaaurer of the County of Mometsrt, with uld County of Pomer-et.
2. Vt ill. am II. tinner, Esq., lTotbonoUO' and Clerk of the Lou not of Hut County of Somerset,
with said County of 8nmeraet.
a. If aiah i.ood. Phenff of the County of Sira?rst with sM County of Somerset
tsaatiHsl r. sl.otair. County Jomini-k.:itr of the County of domriset, with said l o. of Somerset,
a. '.eonre F. Kimmel, " " -..
. W'm F CHL, e . .i mmi.i
all lor the year end inr the second day of Januarr, A. D.. I"-.
And we further certiiy and find there is a balance due Ihe 'J Cmmtr from John Hamer, Eq ,
Treaaurer a. ainrraud, of alx ihouaan 1 four b.in lre-t and thirty-one and iny rtoliars. Kach of raid
olTicer" named above, and others, were duly luromoned tiat,pea.-her.re the Audi tun, and they did
appear befora u, and produced their hoc-ks. Vouehen. order. M'la and paper.
In testimony hereof w have hereunto set oar kaatis and arhxed our seaK thli tiilrtieth day of
January, A. ., lkvi.
r. P. BRkCGHFR.
II. M. BERKXST, Clerk.
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HAKM4S SHAifE2, f.taL.1
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LIKE
Sheridan's Condition Powder I
KEEPS YOUR CHICKENS
Strong and Healthy; Prevtr.u all Disease.
Coodor Hcrultlr.y Urn.
It h holntr!v pm- Hiirtity e-Mw-st rated. Infrcsa
J'yeom u-n,u 'r a - ent r. nv-. s . n,.r 1Mt . -uiui aa
V i 'i:gr SliiclO' a :ihs I i :w !- tarre en ami bhi
Sai; fc-r.i ji ta i-e 7,- t Kr-.p.- , ix-. UAyi.
If yoa ean t tret IC aond to na.
Weauu. .-n-r--a- l,i.?l n it i 4 .u ran si ' la
can. f. . (ipr ii-.-l. ru,.7-v knk.no . o f., i.rs
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HENCH i DnG.",', GOLD'S
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SA71!LLmEH0!:,'ES
A wiwtt:;i ix,T--rem-nt in Petrtlnn Irearn4
Cl-Raek. h-oic rr.atum of t -rr..,ie ti.
aa t any t r in II, Irririioa
4 lateh Feed, cmslm all the ,,, u, ,,
BUIlaU.U? hac.ii'4-; a real aaviaa la uarr n'l
rear. ren fi,r i'in-uiirs a i l ; ii.rn..1
frae upna 1 application, as.s s.pr. Ta.rh lar
ravra. Hav Rakea, CalTtvaiara, I an Ptnot-
era, shellera. ee. jir, ,i, p,,. .
HHCH 1 DEGliSCiO, ttwtn, mi FA.
YOU CAN FIND .T.".v3
a ul in frmre.H t n- A ln , i.r,u nt
mar aat-or- flT',.fTlTrrT'MiT Ti- mn
e4 Arsqta. fU.U1 U - Ji 3Jt.U).
-l -9B--W.4 Uj aavaru-iaa at UaM rum
SCHMIDT BUIIJ) I
Tho Largest and Most Complete
Wine, Liquor and Cigar II0lR
Ml THE UtllTED STATES.
ZZTABUBUm IV 03.
DISTILLER AND JOBBER OF
Fine Whiskies. Ttu,M0((t
Or. -W. SCHMIdJ
IMPORTER OF :
FAMILY TRADE SUPPLIED
X0S. io ASD 87 FUTII AVEME, riTTSLUfrrj, px
All orders received br u;i wH! :rt r-' c J 1 s: i ;, E
Cinderella Stoves and Ranp
Their
Their
Lessens
Labor.
Oaves
Yen
TTwill pay yon to examine tie QUKEX CINDITiKI.I.
A for you t'tiy. Jt hs all ti:e latest niirirovenicnt-!. and
teeJ to" be a rood Laker. It ha the direct draft thiniHT,
can have a fire ia one-La!f the time re;'iued with the c.
This is avaluable feature when yoa vant a qui -k lire i'or t
TT lias aa extra Ianre lish oven, thoroun! vci. !;!:.;: :
of inflow in g and outflow ia airman c regulated at vi
a perfect baker, and no burning on the top. It has the T
jn-ate, which is the perfection of convenience ii:i i ele;.li:i
pecially durable, Laving three separate si-.l or the r.-i
prates in one, and net easily warped by t i aetion ot t: e !
ilaiiufactiired bv DEilAVEN Jt C't . Liinited, Pi:t--Lury:h. a IJ .'. ,-.:4.an;v
JAIES 13. IIOLDERBAIDI, Somerset P.
ivrissingcr k Kurtz, Eerlla, Ta., and T. J. Corcr Son, Ioj'cr;:
REMEMBER "TLintr.lre well and with acaro,est'tat. t thtTu-e.-. ir-. A
IS .si iM r
'hurj Ra:'
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IT WIIIa pay you
to hvr Tr
Kleruorial VorI
VVM. F. SHAFFER,
SOMEIiSET. I'KXJs'oV..
!acnl?turer of and Dealer !n
KatLrm Work FurititAeJon Mori , fa siZ Cn'cr
SMILE 13 lilBII ill
Alto, AgrUfyrtKe W3ITS J3.7iJ.VZ:
Pron In need of MONTVEST WORK will
lind it to their interest iO'aIl at my shun where
a pr.iwer howiiia wiii le elven ir.tm. Jtysa'ta
.iirfss er-i. imii'td :a A'nery r'w, c.kJ tR-liJES
YLitY Lo W. 1 invite ap-n-ial aiieution to the
white Bronzt, Or Pure Zino Konument
Trtrodr.eed hy EKV. W. A. Hlri. v a rec:-1l
Imprr.ver.-eTit ia Ihe point of MATERIAL AND
VX'TKt CTiON, aud wl irh is destined to t.
the Hoju'ar M-irnment fir eror Chanirrhie Cli--au
4-r.IYS MS k Ui.1.
F. SHAFFER.
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Over 50O
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utiful j'FrfeeU
isns. 11 C,-.::
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n'tlitS. W Virrt
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Louther's "Drug Store
Main Street, Somerset, P
This Hcdsl Drug Stcrsis Rapidly ite
Pavcrits rith Pscpl, in Ssarch cf
FRESH AID PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Iye Stuffs, Sponges, Trusa
Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, &c.
TBg DOCTOR C-rVES POtSC.NAL ATTENTIOS TO TZ2 CO-IFOrSDINU Of
LoiOier's Preseriptins I Family Mm
e&EATUBS BZr TAKLy TO USX OMT FRZSH AJD TIRS iSl'.ClO
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES,
And a Full Lino ?i Jptical Gootla always on nr.d. Fk:
sucLi . Liu assortment all can be suited.
THE FISE3T BBMDS OF CIGAB5
Always on hand. It ia always a pleasure to display cm
to 'atending purchasers, whether they buy
from us cr elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER, M. D.
MAIN STREET - - - - nMFKET. FA
Somerset Lumber Yard.
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
Jfasrcf act aim istd ro.ua sd Wnttt ATO Kiranata or
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS
Hard and Soit Woods
0AX, POPLAR, SIDINGS, " PICKETS. wnrt r,.vrt
WAL5TT. LfXl: j, 8AS1L, " VrA"R RAlLi.
CHrRRT. YELLOW PilsE, EaiSoHs. lOORJ ?ALl .-THA
CHE5TKCT. WHIT Mt r.-i-!. o.ts-. x-tll
GmnX V80"" f-- lmiT tai'maw, Mve'rial and K, r.:i, P'.ate aK4
--", emu riraun anytMna ia te line of o:r bulreae toonl-r-tih re-prali
procipuie-a, c u Brackaia. Oi'd -aied win a. ?tc
elia.s CTjisnsrisropiL-i.
Oface and Yard Opposite S. &C. It. R. Station. Somerset
J. J. SPECK. . WM M. HOLMES-
ui ... Tmc Leadino
WHottSALi Win. anLiouob House or Wistcm FtstsYL."'
THE AVM. H. HOLMES CO.,
Piaillers of "ITclir.es' Itt ' : j .
I IRE I. YE WHISKY.
All the leading Rye and Coarboa V!.;ki'o ia onJ or tavjail
Importcrs of fine Drandie., Gin. and Wines.
SEND FOR PRICE I 'ST.
Twlephont No. 303, . ihwsi n,i::.. PITTSBURGH