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The Somerset Herald
EDA'ARD a'TTLL, Eiiior and Proprietor.
Febreutry 2:, 1"K
There wiil bo no session of either
l,r.inch of t!ic lezislaiure until the even
ing of the 27tb inst.
Wilts we rt H iTdii we mar i-e able
t- Lire a few refjrmeJ cannibals to tiia'ae
a missionary tour thronsh Texas.
The sooner Lemo.raU get padlock
on Senator Hill's raculh the happier
they will be. It is a bad opening he
has.
Senatou (i'KMA!C denies tiiat be was
consulted ree ling the appointmen of
(ireehani. Gorman is not running the
Iemocratic party now.
The two-tbirJs IVruocratit: majority in
the House of Re preaen tali ves was unable
to Ctrl anyt-jin wrung in the Pension
bi'.l which pained Friday.
All of t'ue Sena'.jria! elections hat
tl ree have been tlc-cMe 1. The States
yet to clioose SicatMrs are Wyoming,
North IakoU acd i jntaiia.
Mt Ci sv tLjs'D wiil establish Another
precedent by Using the White House on
ly fjr c::i -e .urrses and occupying as
Lis hom: a residence in another part of
Washington. lie fears cotsUgi-ja at the
White Iloii-e.
The Sew York '' intimites that Mr.
Cleveland sleet eJ tires'ssna for his Cab
inet because the Ju Il'C b iit-vts in third
tenus. 11- favored a thirl tirm for
M!tin Is'-O, and !.n iny fivor a third
term fjr Cieve'i.iul in
A sTor.v comes from i
Cat s whirTtd a wc;ia:
Kif.ird that White
in that cmr.tv.
This is referred to U:;oie J hn Cessna
and Private Secretary Humphrey I).
Tat;, with poer tos-n l f jr perj :ns s.ud
pipers. rrn'-'.-r y 7' 'jrij,k.
Aslxsatiox has btea sr.rinjr by the
charge by (i iverat: J.!1 that $20.O,CO.I
hve been i!i-ti!y p.-iiimUtcJ from the
tfasary of li;i:iL.i.s by sUU: treasurers
Tiie charge is that they appropriated in
tttesl KjKtn the stale's money.
The Wyo.ain,; S.-niit- is inveitigatinj
a chare"; that L j in o:-ratio meui'i.-r was
temtotari'y ir.cipa-.tated by poison a 1-riiiii;s!-re
1 by another D:n:ratic nj?iu
ber in the in'ert of a Jlemocrat ic can
didate fr Uiiilc 1 Sta'i-s Senator.
The Deiu j.rau are not
ing, ' ( ;'. they fo, in we g ,
l.il WJ
much enthu-ia
meut of Judge
a Ux-s t le annoaf-Irv.-iliain's
aiii.oiritiiier.!.
The .Secretary of Su'.e has the b;.'-Mt
jiluma in tlifi whole patronage basket to
distribute, anJ a l: -pub:ican will con
tinue to make the distribution.
1emo.etic news;i ljwrs tic liy oaiii
ail the old cnticistn e bout "the billion
dollar Congress." Tiie present C jr.ress,
in its appropriations, ha3 gjne far be
yond it. ThetoUl appropriati r.s of the
present Congress wiii reach ? 1.0,0.0,
(y. But it is a big country, and its de
mands everr ver are increasing.
Indiana Democrats say that Cleve
land's selection of Judge Greshain for
his fremier is a bold stroke to heal oil"
Hi!l as the candidate in Vi. Wasaington
advices indicate that Senator Hill may
take steps to head o'.T Gresham's confir
mation, and that he will have the hearty
support of a good many old fashioned
IOemocratB in that ork.
Puemiibnt Ci.t'vunvii ! ji.licious an
nouncement to lteiu:crat one day I!.s
eli and the next day "ll ifce Snith"
reminds one of the tactics of the old col
ored ox-driver who announced the de
cease of his oxen. He J : ' Mii, old
Buck is dead ; and so is old Bright ! I
was 'fraid to tell you both at once, fear
ed you couldn't bore it."'
IxrxiKstw. a friend's note i.as put ma
ny a good man in sore trouble, just as the
attempted rescue of dro.vning persons
has cost many a noble life. The misfor
tune that follows sue acts f fellowship
and courage brings with it no sham.
The whole country w ill pyuipathi.e with
Governor McKinley in his reported ioss
es.andjoin in the wish for his better fur
tune. The governors of several Southern
States propose a convention to organize
to induce imaiiri'.loa. Texn, with
''thousands of l-er b:-i! c:Lizns" 1'urniu g
a man tied upon a pla' form so that all
could witness his ag:iy, v. hiie one man
'"punched out the eyes of the victim wilh
a red hot iron" and ' sire I his icngu?
that he c m' J not cry oat" would be a
capital "ira-i" to encourage immigra
tion. T.ie Supreme Court of l. juisiara has
decided that s cia! clubs, in order to ro
tai! li'juir. mui have a licens; the si ne
assalooni. Thi'is g)ds?ueaud ouht
to iie app'.iei in a'.i casi wtiere clubj
are permitted to sell li pjor at a'i. Jl i
qnestiouahie, however, whether they
6heu!d be allowed to srll even with ii
cea?, as thy arj private aiTiirs
and it cannot be held that su.'h a privi
lege is Decessary for " public acouimoda
lin." Governor McKisi.ev's ringing decla
ration at the Lincoln ban .pet in Coluai
lus, Ohio, that "the defeat of Is; id has
cot made Republican principles less tru?
n.-r our faith in their cHimate triumph
lets firm," w ill find hearty echo iu every
Itcpublican breast.
" We have not revise 1 o ir viej nor
reversed our line?," be asseru. "We
rtill do not believe that U 'publican pro
ttction is a 'fraff.l and a robbery,' nor do
we believe that the taritf law of l 'O was
or is the cuhninatin-' atrocity ofc'ass
legaiationf nor that 'reciprocity is a
bham.'"
It should lie added that there ia ro
jKisitive evidence that the country has
condemned the present tariff policy of
the government. In ppite of the Iomo
cra'.ic claim that the McKinley act was
au ' atrocity," Mr. Cleveland is in a popu
lar minority of nearly 1,0aiW. His vic
tory in the Klecloral College was mainly
due to race prej aliens at the South nd
cucniDg alliances with revolutionary el
eaients in the West, among whom the
tariiTis a seconlary piistion. T.ie Ooaa
ha platform, adopted last July, distinct
ly arraigns b th the B.-publicaa and
I'omocratic pirtiej on that isii!, declar- j
ing that ' they propos to drown the oat
cries of a piiir. irel peop'e with ths up
roar of a sham battle over the tariff."
The evident reluctance ith which the
victorious party enters upon the work of
revision is proof that its 03 leaders
doubt the suificiency of their commis
sion on that sco'r. Trie event of t'ia
future as well as those of the present will
abundantly vindicate the tarilT policy of
the Ilepiblican party. .Y. 1'. '.
Th Repiblican Victory in Kansas.
rr-tt ihe Cfcicai-o laier K-an.
The Republican party and, indeed, the
Republican form of government, mav I
K.id to have won a signal victory in Kan
sas, and tisit without the shedding of a
dn.p of id d. Thettecnpt of Governor
Leweh.re tocow the lawful Hou.se of
Eepr s-.nt-tives by calling out the State
militia, with its Galling gan, was an ot
ter failure, and the point of F.epublican
insistence from first to last was fully
and grandly carried. It was the civic
counterpart of Jackscne victory at N'ew
Orleans.
From the outset the KipiV.icins were
ir. favor of submitting the casefl of the
two 1 sidativp;Wdies, one presi led over
by Speaker Itougla-s, the other by Spea
ker Iounsmore, to the arbitrament of the
Supreme Court of the State, a body in
which both parties are represented, but
the Populists would not do it. Then
things went on fairly well with one boose
meeting in the morning, the other in the
aflerncon, but after a while, acting un
der the advice, apparently, of lawyers
bo were eager for a sensational ruction
with the consepuent legal proceedings,
the Governor encouraged the Populist
House to deny the rights of the Repub
lican House, and then he made a grand
bluff which he seemed to suppofe would
frighten the Republicans into aPject sub
mission. He should have known bet
ter. He w as himself a Republican until
recently, and Le should Lave known that
he could not call down the Legislature
and the party by any threats. Ever
since ISTd the Republicans of Kansas
have betn noted for their bravery.
"Bleeding Kansas" is peculiarly well sup
plied with the stuff that good fighters are
made of.
Too much credit cannot be given the
gallant, cool-headed, end law-abiding
Sheriff of Pawnee county. He evident
ly tock good legal advice, and stool
s parely on the law iu refusing to abdi
cate his authority. Tne Governor had no
light to&ssume that there w3 a riot, and
to command the Sheriff to put it dow n.
It was the Sheriff's basincw to call out
the powe at Lisown discretion, ami if he
could not maintain the peace to appeal
to the Governor for aj-sifctance. In put
ting the cart before the horse the Gov
ernor pt himself ia a hole, and one
from which he could only extricate hiiu
s( It by ur.cmditional surrender through
the acceptance of tue republican plan of
.sittU-mcrit. The ordy change male in
ihe programme, as laid dosrn by the Rt
1 liUl'icano. was an immaterial one a3 to
records. The.juestion at
issue be
tween the two hou-jcs is to be pre .entt d
upon the sole issue of the legality of the
two houses, end for bringing about this
settlement, espscia! credit is due t j the
Siierilfof Pawnee county.
In the event that the Populist Houss
is sustained the validity of the election
of l" r.ite i States Ser...tor Martin w ill b?
indisputable; bat if the body is held to
be illegal then that will invalidate his
election, lie vi ould, however, be reason
ably suit-of ids seat, even then, fir on
joint bulla toe- Populists would still
have a maj :itc.
Jackson Confirmed.
V.wiiN..Tns, D. C , Feb. 1!'. There was
riot eviu the formality of a vjte in tue ex
ecutive feessioa of the .Senate yesterday oa
theceiifirra tlion of Ju !ge J.ck.in, which
was made without a tingle objection. Tlje
confirmation was a rtlU-f to ttie friendsof
the tr'a!y of annexation wiih Hawaii, w ho
ferei it would be used In prereut action on
the nomination. Now that that matter is
out of the way they believe that the eubj -ct
will be promptly disp -sed cf, and they hops
in time to permit the Hawaiian commis
sioners to carry the nenrj of lb? rat! li cation
of the treaty to Homlulu simultaneously
w ith the sptiearanee there of the document
itself.
THE TREATY SIGNED
And Hawaii Has Joined Hands With
the United States.
Vasi;:.wox, D. C, Feb. 1 j. l: rrei
dent Harrison sent to the Senate lo-d iy the
treaty of annexation w iiich Secrelary Foster
bal msJt.ated wiih the repre-ientatives of
the Provisional G jvernaieut. AccoiupiTiy-
mg it was a m;isi; re-Mnim?ni:ng tue im
me l.a'.e annexaii n i f the island, and a
masi of eoiresjiouJenre on tiie eubject. The
treaty itself, beid;s provid !ig for the an
nexation, the assumption of the public debt
Ly the 1'uited States, and lor aanuil jt n
sions to the ;ueen and Princes?, is under
stood to have tmt one other important pr -vhsion,
and that that the Chinese on t! e
islands snail n.'t allowed to come to this
country. This implies that the .CViiiCve
Kxc.usiou EC. the Contraet IjiUt a-t, and
similar national legislation shall BJ'I'ly to
ttie annexed islands. As to the form of gov
ernment, the only provision is that the Pro
vis:onai G jveniment and the present Jadi
ciary arc to remain ai they are until Con
gress aas; the suffrag-; question, the siiiar
bounty n i-vtion and all others are left f.-r
the next Conert'. Pre:iJent Harrison Lav
ing tiius brooght that a.oaexiiio:i question
to a bead, takes whatever of the glory thtre
u in that set for his a-i:ni?tr'.ioa ia its
expiring hours, and leaves to the incoming
administration the respoa ioi'.i;y ofsettlirg
the vexed q ustior.s which wiil arise as to
ll:e imi.rt;i!.t details.
Mr. Blaine's Brief Will.
The will of ttic late Hon. James G. Blaine
no- presented for probate Friday. It was
exeomed at WasUingt m. I. C. Sitarjay.
January Ttb, KYi, only twenty diys befjre
bis death, an ituhei'ion that ou'.y a';otit
that time had Mr. Ca n'; beeoni? persuaded
l.'iit dls-o!u'i jn wn iuitu'rietit.
The i!i gives practieallf his entire estate
to his w ;fe. H irrict , in f .? si.np'e Mrs.
lt:.iiiie is a'so turned as executrix, and it is
rq le-ted hy the t viator ttiat n J. b n 1 b re
q;i red of her for the p?rforminc; of her du
ty a executrix.
Mr. r.'iaine's children M-J. Ijnirosch,
Mi.-s Harriet anj James !., jr., are be
'p.'?stheJ j "0 aplec, and three of his gratd
ehiidrea Kanuons Blaine. B.aine Copping
tranJ Corvin Cjppinger each. No
provision i.- ma le for James G. Itlainc3.1, son
of Jau.ei ii , ;r.
Will Not Be Transferred.
Wwhiji.tox, Feb. 15 la the ILmse to
day the animdiDent to the pension law pro
viding for the transfer of the pension bu
reau to the wr department was disagreed
to by a vote of ." ! to 'J3. The amendments
relative to ns iiring pen-loners under the
act of l-'.'O to show that they were disabled
for manual lah jt, and hare not an annual
incom- of i". anl providing that n j wid
ow shall be granted a pension if she was not
married within five years after the close of
the wrin which her husband served, were
also defeated without division.
Prevented a Lynching;.
Ailasta. Ga, Feb. Pi Governor North
en. in a proclamation, extols the bravery of
two men w'oo saved a negro from lynching
on February It at Gaineiville. An asiauit
was ma le r.pon Miss Alice ShaJburn by
Marion Sanford. He wai arrested and a
mob at.a-krd thejtil, but the prisoner was I
gone. They boar led the trains lor 50 miles
about to intercept him. Deputies Wilkes
and Thompson had taken Sanforl from jail
through the wilderness 5 miles to Atlanta.
Toe tw men are publicly thanked by ti e
g jvernor fjr saving the istate from the dis
grace of another lynchicg.
Musical College.
The Spring Term opens May lst in vocal
and ii:trumin'al Music. For ra'aloguis
address Heary B. M jyer, Frjeb ir, Pi .
Bleeding Kansas.
Bloodless But Exciting Bat'Je at
the Capitol of Kansas.
Republicans Take Possession.
Tbe controversy between the Republican
and Populist Hoa-"e of H-presentatives in
Knsa reached a crisis Wednesday morn
ing. The Republicans battered down tbe
d ors to Representative Hall, and fjreibly
took possession. Armed men employed by
the Populists were uiiaide to keep them out.
The Republicans then placed ti men inside
and loo men o.'.tside the hail to prevent its
recapture by the Populists.
Governor Lewcllen issued a call for the
Ste miiilia. Their number was not large
enough and the Governor then issued a
proclamation authorizing the formation of
provisional companies. Three companies of
3u men eacb were organixJ. One company
was stationed in the lower hall of the Slate
House.
The Republicans sent a commiitee to the
Governor, suggesting a suspension of hostil
ities. They proposed that both Houses
agree to adjourn uutil a rise could be made
in the Supreme Court and finally adjudicat
ed. The Governor would not entertain the
proposition. President Douglass then read
a proclamation to the House, calling upon
tbe people of the State to rally to the sup
port of the Republican House. Telegrams
were received from several points in the
State by the Republicans, sayinK that arm
ed men would be sent to Topes by the lirst
trains.
The Republicans iasned tbe following ad
drefs :
Tj llic Lav Abiding Citizens of Kaiunu :
A a organized conspiracy to subvert the
Coi.stituiion and laws of the State, and 10
overawe the lawful House of Reprtsenta
mes. is at this moment in full operation at
tbe Capitol of the State. Tbe law iul author
ity ot iLe House of Kt pnsentalives wasyea
ttrdsy openly and flagrantly violated by an
NMiilt upon Ihe clliorrs ol the House in the
oiscbar'e of their duly. The assault took
place in the prest-r.ee of the Governor, and
was led by J. K. Wi!:-. .s, J. W. Brie lenthal
and other lawltesly disped persons.
This morning, hen the House of Repre
sentatives was aviout to meet, its memners
were eonfrnttd at the foot of tbe stairs
lending to the House by a force armed with
nlli-s under command of the Adjutant Gen
era! of ihe Stat-. The ra.-mbers of the House
of rb-prsentativep, after a severe Hrtigirle,
forced their way to the entrance of the hail,
a: d after battering dntrj the d r, which
was barred against tbem. entered the hall of
the Hou- and proceeded to bu i nefis.
At this writing they are sti.l there but are
hourly Ihreatne i with a cotilhct with tbe
forcs of anarchy and revolution, who open
ly proclai.n their ili-teroiination in advance
to d'.-repaid any judgment of the courts Con
trary to their cu withrs and tu continue in
d r'ur.ee of li.et'onstitutioa and the law.
Tbe members of the House of Represent
lives have et-rnesliy sought to bring the
question involved to an isue, but have been
met by cn proclamations of disproof
d sresj ci for and proposed defiance of the
courts.
The t anse of constitutional povernment is
at sialic, and it becomes tiie duty of every
law ai.iuirig citizen to tuke bis stand in be
half of the principles of free government. In
lhi rendition of ellairs I deem it proper to
apprise you that your representatives netd
a' this moment yuur moral aid and active
support.
A dispatch on F.iday says: The R;pabli
cans within Representa'ive Hall are teru,H-
rariiv triumphant, at ieust, and masters of
the field. The siege stiil ronlinties, but the
Governor has no confidence in the militia
and is overawed by a big pois of I00U dep
uties mustered in by the Sheriff to defend
the licouLucans in their summon. It was
in vain that he commauded the commander
of the troops to charge upon the State Honse
an J evict the "rebels," and the despairing
Populists have meekly removed their goods
and rbsite's and taiien up quarters iu an
other l'xration.
After five compsnies of State Populi3t mi
litia under cotnmsri i of the Governor and
lt armed deputy sheriffs whose business
it was to see that the militia did no harm to
the Republicans, baJ marched up and down
the streets of the town a'i day making war
like demonstrations, the Governor and the
besiegrsl Republican members made mutual
overtures for peace, and a truce was declar
ed, pc-r. Jing negotiations.
A proposition came from the Governor at
4 o'clock assuring the Republicans that if
they would withdraw a criminal proceeding
against Ren. C. R'ch (a graduate of tbe Mil
lersville State Norind School in the class of
lsr.-i), the Populist clerk, snd agree to let
the Populist House occurfrils side of the
building, the troops would be withdrawn
and the dual House orgxnizttion could run
pending a settlement of the controveriy in
the courts.
The charge a? linst R'ch is that he dis
turbid the legal House by his action.
Tue proposition was rejected and another
niide to theGovernor that R:ch should re
main under arrest and that the Republican
clerk should also be arrested, and pending a
settlement in the courts the Republican
House should retain possession.
In considrring tbe trouble in Kansas
there are a few points that should ba kept
well in mind.
P.rst The Republicans elected (it mem
bers of the lower bonse last fall to 5S Popu
lists, li democrats and 1 Independent.
Second When the Lrislature organized
in January tbe Populism refused to recog
nize the Republicans, bolted the meeting
au.I, in another part of the hall, elected their
own o;liscrs and proceeded to admit a num-b-r
of Populists who were contesting Re
publican tea's.
Tb.rd The Republicans orgmlzid tbe
House in the regular way, having a clear
majority of all the mem tiers elected.
Fourth The two Houses met daily at
different tiins or ia different parts of tbe
lull and carried on busines) until the Popu
lists conclude! to force the isme and tried
to eject the R -publican officials of the
House.
Fif.h The G jvernor recjgniz.-d the Pop
ulist Hou-ic anl the Populists ha.'e not on
ly ref.ise.l to refer the matter to the Su
preme Coart, but hive studiousiy until this
wet k avoi led any legislation that could be
carrie 1 to the Saprems Court to test tbe
matter.
THVXi-FEUErCt) TO THE CJfaTS.
Topckv, Kss., Feb. 17. After consulta
tion this m rning G jvernor I.rwellen bigti
el the peace agrejm. -at between him and
the Republican House of Iteprcsentatives,
The news of the settlement of lbs revolu
tion was recelvel ia the Republican hall
wiih the wildest demonstrations of joy. The
itnn of peace are a complete back-down by
the G jvernor. The de rijion of He c jarts is
awa'iel with geat anxiety.
The P 'pulists are discouraged, are abus
ing the iveraor anl sy thit they will not
oVy the S.ipreaie Coart if it decides againsl
them. TLe tro s baveteco snt home.
A Banker' Romance.
Wii kesbikse. Pa., Feb. 15. The failure
of Rocka'elioWE Lank here seeing to be com
plete. There are c'oouf 740 depositors.
The balances carrie I in tbe bank by busi
ness men were not nearly so lrge as has
been estimated. TLe larger number of the
depositors are poor or comparatively poor
men who ua l ail or nearly all they were
worth in '.Le bank.
The inquiry into the condition of tbe af
fairs of ihe bank shows that it Las bn in
solvent for a score or moreofyears. Rjcka
feliow realized ten yeas ago tbat he would
hare to go to tbe wall. He insured his life
heavily in favor of tbe creditors. If he died
tbe creditors would win. If be lived and
the bank continued to fail bebin J the cred
itors were bound to lose.
Two montbs agi two life insurance agents
dropped iuto Banker Rjckafellow's private
office.
They ind iced him to take out policies for
f-W.OvO. He gave them his check for $2,i,
tbe premium for the first year. Whea the
insurance compiaies beard of ihe bank's as
signment tbey at ores instructed fieir
agents to rail on Mr. It t. -Mow and offer
tiru jtU over and abova w ist hs piid if
be would surrtn ler the policies. Tae bank
er wouldu'i onsen t.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Cleveland's Cabinet.
Mr. Cleveland otlijially announces the
names ol six members of his Cabinet, Thiy
are :
Walter Q. Gresliatc, of Illinois, Stvretary
of State
John G. Carlish-, of Kentucky, Secretary
of the Treasury.
Daniel S. Laaiont, of New York, Secretary
of War.
Wilson B. Bissell, of Buffalo, Postmaster
General. In making this announcement Mr. Cleve
land said:
"There is no need of any mystery in rrfTird
to the Cabinet, and it is useless to srxcuiate
and indulge in guesswork. I shall make no
secret of the matter, but shall announce the
names of gentlemen selected to fill the posi
tions as toon as I receive their acceptances
and permission to make the matter public."
The selection of Hoke Smith, of Georgia,
for Secretary of the Interior waj announced
by Mr. Cleveland Wednesday afternoon.
This makes five Cabinet places which are
absolutely fixed. Mr. Smith will be the
twenty-fifth Secretary of the Interior. Of
twenty predecessors 15 were Western men,
four Sourlhera men, and only one an East
ern man. Daniel S. Lament and Wilson S.
Bisse!!, who will be the New York members
of the Cabinet, are 41 and 45 years of age
respectively. Mr. Smith is even younger,
not having jet reacheJ the 40 year mark.
It looks as if this was going to be a Ca'oine t
of "young men," Using that term as it is
understood in politics. Jurge Gresham is CO
years old and tjcnatjr Carlisle 07. C'.ja;l
Lsmont will be the f.rty -eighth Secretary
of War, and thetevenlh New Yorker to fill
that place ia the Cabinet.
Mr. Cleveland made another Cabinet an
notincemeul Friday, and the winner of the
sixtb portfolio has been a dark hoise. J.
Sterling Morion, of Nebraska, is the man,
and he wiil suec-ed Uncle Jerry Rusk as
Secretary of Agriculture.
News Items.
Hugh O Donncll, the leader of the strikers
during the Ho nif stead riots, w as found not
guilty by a jury Saturday.
General Beauregard, the great Confederate
General, died at his home in New Orleans at
10.1W o'clt ik Monday night.
Col. J. W. Moore, the millionaire coal
king of Westmoreland county, died a: his
home in Grecuaburg, Sunday. He was !V
years of age.
Senator John N. Necb, one of the m st
prominent Repubiicau politicians in western
Pennsylvania, died at his home in Alle
gheny city , Sunday morning.
ilrs. Kate Tainter, who had been on trial
at Green-burg for the poisoning of her hus
band, wa acy lilted by the jury on Saturday
of the charge after the jury had been out
about three hours.
Frederick Kraus died at Cyertown, Berks
County, Pa , Friday night. He waa the fin
of Isaac Krause, and was tb.rty-tn years
old. Although a man in jous be was a
child in staturtand ail his life was spent in
a cradle.
Henry Cooper, an ag-d farmer of Girdle
Tre, Md., cut a large tree which became en
tangiea 111 another tree. Oa cutting tue
second one down he was ciught between
them, lie was held in this position and
slowly squeezed to death. Whea found the
wa gasping bis last and maaag.-d to sa
that he had been in that excruciating posi
tion for two hours.
Father Thorn is Sherman, in lecturing be
fore the St. Louis Sherman Memorial Asso
ciation on the domeatic life of his distin
guished father aid, that when Mr. Lineola
suf-jiendcl his father from a military com
mand during the war it was purely on the
ground that the Gineral was insane, the
opinion having been based on false evidence,
which, when eiposed, brought a'oout the
General's instant reinstatement.
To get raarriel, Miss Sarah Riehcreen and
Kli I'anncr walked ali the way from She,
niaus-lale. Perry county, to Carlisle. The
girl is not yet Jl years old and Ler father
walked with her. After Clerk of the Courts
Wagoner had male her a bride, tbe plucky
woman, with her new husband and old
father, tamed around and walked home.
The trip involved tramp of some 3) eld
miles, but the young people are as happy as
though a coach and four bad carried
them to their bliss.
For the third time itt its history the great
Philadelphia and Reading Riilroad Compa
ny ia in the hands of receivers. The receiv
ers appointed are A. A. McLeod, presided
of the company ; Rlisha P. Wilbur, ex pres
ident of tbe Lehigh Valley railroad, and
Eiward M. Paxson, Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. Justice
Paxson has forwarded his resignation as
Justice to Governor Paltison.
Governor McKinley, cf O'jio, has been
wrecked by the failure of a "frienl" in
Youngslowa, Ohio, on who? notes he is
endorser to the amount of $tW,0"i. The
governor has expressed his determination to
pay every dollar for hicb he is liable with
out a cjr.teot.
A Cleveland disps'ch says : Goven or
McKinley still remains ia Cleveland await
ing developments ia the Walker failure at
Youngstowri in which he is so heavily iu
voived as indorser. The liability of the
Governor now amounts to more than $'"m
m. Mrs. McKinley arrived to-dav from
New Yoik, vi ry much improved in healih.
She joins with the Governor in declaring
that li e m Mes shall ail be paid if it takes
every dollar s worth of property they pos
sess. The Governor' friends account for his
being so heavily involved by s lying that he
supposed many of the notes be indorsed
were renewals of others which bal been
taken up, and tbat he at no time believed be
had loaned his credit for more than l.'O fjii
A host of frierdscailtd upon theGovernor
to-day and tendered him their sympathy.
When Doctors All Agree.
It is a fact well established, that February
and March are the most try'ng months o
aged or enfeebled persons. Pnenmonis, In
fluenza and kindred chest all! cti ns art-
liable to get in their d-aliy work There is
but one thing to do, build up and fortify
the system with a pure stimulant. Medical
men all over the country agree that Klein's
"Silver Age" at $IJJ per quart, and Du
qtiesne" at $i. per quart, stand without a
peer. If yon v ant fine six-year old Guck
enbeimer. Finch, Gibson, Overtoil, or Bear
Creek, you can have them at $1 .l0 per qnart,
or six quarts for ..oo. We are recognized
headquarters for the choicest brands of
Wine, Liquor, Cordials, etc Goods express
ed anywhere. Seod for complete price list ;
mention this paper.
Max Klxi.-c,
J Federal Street
Allegheny, Pa.
Justice Paxson's Successor.
Haebissi ao, Fdb. 2). Governor Pattison
this evening received telegram from Chief
Justice Pa 1 son announcing his resignation.
The Governor was not prepared to ssy whom
he would appoint to 11 the vacancy, but in
dicated his purpose to make his seler'.ieD
early. The appointment of ex Justice Hey
drick, of Venango county, is prohab'e, as
the Governor hai a high opinion tf his legal
abilities and fays Le nude a very able mem
ber of tbe Supreme Court bench.
As to Chief Justice Parson, the Governor
aid to-nig'it that no te H-r man could ! ave
b-vn chosen tj unterg'e the affiirs of the
P.ulaJelphia and R-iling Riilroal Cm. a-
ry.
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Ol'BI.IC SALE
Valuable Real Estate!
Bv vlrtne of an order of tale to me ilreeted, I
wiil expose to public sale ou the premise, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1893,
at I o'clock P. M.. tbe following described real
estate late the estate of Henry S. Plckinc, dec d.
Ail that certain tract of land slteate in Jenncr
totrrship. Somi-niet rounty. Pa.. atiDinc lam'.s
of I'efr Friertltiie, Henry B'ieh. Levi f riedene,
John Fisher, t'ri sVhnmcker, Joaeiih Ream and
other lands of the estate of the above decedent,
eoulaiuing
142 ACRES,
more or tew, about so acre cleared, balance gnod
timter. a larire number nt fine maple Ires, and
having thereon ererted a irood twinmrr and
basement ulank house, barn and out-buildinzs.
orchard and food water ; rouvenlent to church
anl school.
Terms :
Ten ner rent on dsv of tale, nna-lhird on Ar-
nvery ot neetl. one thini In one Tear and one-
third in two yean With Interest. i'ooseMmn giv
en w April, isju.
WORTH J. PICKI.
Trut-e.
II fill SIT! YCU MCiEY!
-o-
IIow to keep apples, pears, plumbs, peach-
er, cherries and all kinds of berries and
small fruits, from year to year, as fresh
and sweet as when tjrst taken from tbe
trees. Will keep ail kinds of vegetables
equally as well, by tbe new California
cold process of canning fruits and vegeta
bles, you can put up bushel of vem ta
bles in twenty minutes, and costs almost
nothing. No standing over a hot stove
roasting jour life out in order to get your
supply oi iruns ana veire tables put tin for
winter use. You simply gather your fruit
ana see mat it is perfectly clean, iben put
up accoruing to uirectious in the receipt,
and you have it for use on tbe table every
day in tbe year as fresh and nice as when
taken from Ibe trees or vines, any family
using tbe California cold process of can
ning fruits and vecelabIe- can save from
live to fifteen dollars per year. . It does
away wiih self sealing jars and staling
wax, which are a considerable item of ex
pense in canning fruits and vegetables
Price of receipt giving thorough direc
tions. $1, or we'll given as a premium tor
an order of i worth of trees, vines or
plants purchased from ns for tbis spring's
planting. Tbis offer is only good for OJ
days and is only made to introduce our
superior trees, vines and plants thoroughly
throughout tbe county.
We bave a complete assortment of fruit
a d ornamental traes (or sale, including
pears, apple, peaches, plums, strawberries,
grapes, in fact everything in fruit and or
namental line. Before placing your order
elsewhere, send na a list of what you want
and we will quote you prices. YVe are
prepared to meet your every want, and
guarantee onr stork to be strittly first -c'ass.
Any person purchasing trees from
us tbat do not prove so, send them back
and we wiil refund price paid for each ar
ticle tbat is not as represented.
We are also agent of ibis county for M ape's
famous brand of complete fertilizers,
wbicb, according to tbe covernmet's anal
ysis. ia one of tbe higbeu (rale fertil.re s
made in the United gta'-es. II you wish o
raise large crops try it and yon will nevi r
use any other. Write (or pa mpbltts aid
price list. Address
G. W. & H B. Kmp,
Nursery men,
JdaroedsviUe, Pa.
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DMISISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Lrlaieof John rretierl-k t"pVise. UK of Vil-
nn1 Tnop. tiec u.
I-Hten ofatlininistrtiiu, rmm
in tue itc esutd hlDteo rr't'el o tbe
un.lersluiwsi. Iiy Ibe Kemst.T of iit. etc Iu
and lorBiHiwrM-lwiintT w-lee if t.en-hy iv 11
mall per!ii in.it hte.1 10 1 1 estate ir.ali un
metliue ra.wtnt. and IImm hariux r'.imi
asaiiisl the nmr mpio-tit tnei 1l tr.. nu
rU'l for ettniii en 1 hop-lty O r -ii rtv- of
Kmrrh, at Ihe tale reii leoie 01 dit wst.-U m
Mihoidwwusbip. w wnu
Aitai'Mrator. r. L :
RETtlL, LIQUOR LICENSES.
Inu 1 tot " " '
named p-m.ui lnvf lilol their applit-atioiu f '
i mm uiTptc in w "
will be pretenlisl to Ihe Court of planer ses
sions for atlowauce, on
Monday, February 27th, 1393.
Oartes .. Mitchell, Addison Towrsbip.
Edward Nirkl w,
Andrew Mrvpufcie, IWriiu Bomuiih.
Jeill 8 Ziiiiiiwnnan. " '
Auxu-t Kotbler. Com-n auh T"Whip.
t (Kt Hemcr, t'ouiiiieuee U;o.igu.
J. M. Itxd. "
1bomaH. rimith "
TlMms 8. William. Elk Lick Township.
John H Cli.-er. il)endaie VontiKia,
Nathaniel slicer, ' "
J. Kce-1,
Kcbert (..mhrle, "
J..(m at. K-sler, Northa-np'on Township.
Williaia Wlrtb, vjuenia:uiu
Kamut-1 A. Hunts, KockwooJ Boronab.
Mary Buekinan. " "
C. T. Hay, nalUbtiry
Henry Loechcl, "
KisBr KlnimeiU Pitmmit Townililp.
Jc-bnH. Hit-N eUiyeslown Borisnflu
t-amuei "uslrr, " "
Vi 11 Tayrnan, Sjmerset Twnl.l,
K.iear Kyle, " borough.
Jay H. -on, "
Lewu W. Vaiinaar. " "
Isaac A. Jenkiu, frutca "
Clerks Office, K. U.S AXSKR
Somerset, i a., Feb. , "Ji i Clerk.
PUBLIG NOTICE.
o
The foltowltiKaccounts bave ten fthsl fn my
o(!'-e. aiM notii-e In hervby givn that the same
will be prented to the Court for couhrmauon
on Thursday, March 3d. 1 -OA.
1. First and final account of Joraa Sleje.T,
counuittee of Jue Meyer.
Z. First and linal ais-ouot of Aaron ifejtn,
commtiU-eof Catharine Oaten.
S. First and rir.al aec .util of Abraham Boyer,
rnminitiee of Caiheran Uoyer.
bomeraet. Fa., I W. H. SAVXKR.
Fehmary 6, 153 J Fmlhuaotary.
DMIMISTKATOR'-S NOTICK.
Lsuue of John Mer'.ey, Sr.. late of Querna-ioning
township, siomerset I'olin'.y. t'a..dee'd.
Itten of ailmini-tratinn on the a!ve estate
baring been rrautcd to the tindersiirned by tbe
pmrxr authority. notl-e is hervliy Kivt ti io ail
persons indotetl to sii-l estute to male imaiedi
ale iwyineiit, and thoe h&viiif; ciuurin i:i-t
the . same to or-s, ut tliein duly anttu-iiiii atrd f-r
aeiiiemem, on F riday. Mana i7lh, ls'ja, at tno
late resiU.-uee of declared.
KoHE KAl'FFM AS.
AUorllistrator.
JTjXKCUT&Ii'S NOTICE.
Eetateo E J. Hfv r, late of t'rir Borct-.eh.
Lelters tiarrwntary on t!ieh-ive e-;a;e hav
ing been irranicd to the undt-rsiirneil hy t-e pnip
erauthority, notli-e U berehv eiven to all i::wiii3
hvJeUed to said estate to make liaiiiedtai pay
ment ant those bavins; claims aaia-t ttie same
will treseut them forw tttement duly ant I ectiCH
led, on or Ix-forti staturay, Vtniry -j'.tn, Isjj.
at the ofliee of the Extent' in l-ii;a Doroii;a.
W. S. Ktt4I MN.
tl.sLtutor.
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KtJISTEP.'S NOTICK.
.NtiTIfFis hereby eiven toall t-bs cnnern-
el as leattres, crdiiors, or olhT that liii:
following acoii!i'. have pa-s-.-.l Kfi-tt r. aiei
that the name will N; f.rrsnitd f.r eourinua'.mti
and ailotrauee at an firi-hans "t:rt to tie hld
al n rs t, I'a., on Wednesday, March 1. Is. :.
First and ti n w aon:it of John Muwry, Ad
miuistratrrtf John ieU-r. dee'd.
First an 1 tiuml aeroaut of J.i a B. Millar and
Jno.0. Miik-r, A.i-.uiiii-;rttirs ol Ismei he.uiug
er. dee d.
First and final count cf J.-se C.S either,
Adrnimsirator of V m. HHfttr. dt- d
First and tinal ttceouiu of Ahraliatn D. Miller,
Adiuirilslriitor of starau II Miller, dr d.
Flr-t and final aisstunt of J-oso J. kykher.
Administrator of l'eter si. B..yr. tin- d.
First and final ac-Kiut ol Wui. H. F.ru'mker
ti t Mli liael Ouud, Iru-lees of l'KVl l Hral.sst.-r,
d.ed.
FMp-t and fintl aeonunt of Ja'i Kooutz, Ad
ministrator of V. H. 11. 1 .hr deed.
First aeroimtef Win. i. Miller, one of the Fa
ct tiler of llliam I. Mll!i-r. d-e'd.
Ar.-oma ol J. C Lory, xe:utor of C. i.
Spitjtmau. de'd.
Attsiuntof A.G. Will, AdKilnl-tri.t'.r of Win.
11. Hay. dee d.
Aectninl O" John Angtistine, Trustee of Jacob
Aturustine. dee d.
Aeeoutit of K. L Conntryman, Ad-niui.traUr
ot Lvdla CoTiMrvman, dts-'d.
A'"-cou:it nf Prl I. c. liHil'itt, Administrator and
Trustee of Henry AnsKad, dt-c d.
First and filial arc-ount of I:v: I Reintjaueb
i; 1 J. J. Folk. Administrators and Trustees of
tsamuel Ileitiliaiih, der'd
Account of Oliver Knepper and An rite E
Frtase, Administrators of tn. B Frease, who
was tbesurrivliiic AdisiinLstraturof A. J. Caselw-er,
decease 1. this being the third and linal account
In said estate,
F irst and rinl account or E.' 8 Folk, Adminis
trator and Trustee of I rias Folk, dt e'd.
First and fTnal ai-ctsuut of Abiaham ttoyer. Ex
ecutor of lianiel Iloytr, dee d.
Register s (Mlice. A. J. JIILFMAN,
Somerset Feb. 1, Ittfisier.
-ARRIVING-
AIL
IN EVERY
DEPARTMENT.
Wc do uot boast nor make any
statements which we caanot bul
stantiate, but give you only
SOLID FACTS
which you can verify ly riving u? a
call and inr)ectin:r our large and
well selected stock of
E27 ccors, x:;t:s::s.
CA2rSTS, OIL CLCT323, ITS,
at prices lower than ever before
offered.
In Ire?s Uoods we will be prepar
ed to show tou the larjrcst and
be?t selected stock of Sprinir
Mvicd and Aovelties that we
have ever had the pleasure of
showing with all the late new
trimmings to match.
In Silks our stock is suberb.
Ia Our Domestic Department wc
will place on exhibition a stock
of
Cutkg Clsths, Girgi;
Percals. Siirtitgs, Indigo
EI-ss Calicjcs, EI:acied and
I7nblea:li3d Hislins,
rark and Light Calicoes,
and an endless variety of all kinds
of domestic goods at pric
es that can't be com
pared. Wc want you all to know that we
have added to our lame Drv
Goods and Notion Room, a room
up stairs CO x 24, and will place
on exhibition the largest itock
of Carpets iu Cody . nrussells,
Tapestries, Velvets, Ingrains,
Hemp and Rag Carpets of all
the leading makes at prices to
please all.
We will also have on exhibition a
handsome and full assort
ment of
Engs, FcrtisTr, Emggsts, La:s Cur
tains, Tind:?7 Shndis, Certain
Poles, Carpji Chain, Itc
and we invite vour inspection be
fore purchasing to our large and
well selected stock, which can only
be seen at the well-known Dry
Goods, Notion and Carpet House of
Parker & Parker.
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X)l'KT PROCLAMATION.
HtatA. The nw. Ji"' r 'Z.Z A
rrvi.!-.t Ju ice " tue a-vrral an '.Vh
Pirn. of the several I.Hllttlea roml" 1IUC
Judicial I-isirit i. and Ji. Mi. e-d in-; '". f"y"r
and T. rmui. r and ..eii. rai J:t le.ivery .
ir.ai trf ali ejjutal and uiurt od-tid.-rs m the sai'i
Mstrlct. em! ,t W. i n.Eaud N-.H
la K'i Judires cf iheCwirtjof t'timmoa r.eaa
and J us! isiKif the C.rts nt ( v r and terminer
and trrueral Jail s-lrry for '.tr tnel of ail rapl
taj and other offftident iu the empty of -s.ui- rsei
have inel Iheir preretit-. atel U me il-sn tea.
for holdlnc a Court of Common FL-as and Osiiterai
gnaru-r oessiirfis of tbe P-s-e and iieuentiJ-il
lsrlivery. and Couru of Uyor and Irauluer al
Somerset, on
MONDAY, FEB. 27, 1303.
NoTU ! hereby given toall the Jus'.l-e of t'j
Fi-a.-e ti e 1 4.n.mr an I u:;-tt.ie tscliln the
sid iininIT "f ssunersi'- that ir.ry he th-n a:el
there i n ti.1.1.- pr-ii-cr pi-r-ons ttu their rolls, ree
Oi t-, ii'..(iiis;iini. i-flm:racuii! ri-i oiht-r re-Bi-mhraiires,
fid. li:. liiiinrs oiiu-n to their
uiueswl in t.'iat be-.a'f ai; rtain lo t-e do:ie,
and a;s.it!ny u::;i r.-iJU- taunst ibe prin
ouvrs thai are or shll tie in ti.e jaii of ss-njerset
t .anitv, tttittr then aa-l there Lo proMreute against
tuera as sliall he just.
1SA1AU CitfiU.
SheriX
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liHIlUIFfS SALH.
By vlrtne of eerta:n writs of Lee Fa and Fi Fa
Ukue.1 w.i of the Court of ( wi.i.-ion Ut asof soni-er-eK.ii.
I'a., tome tli ei ttd. there will Is! expn
td to (.nt. In- sale al the Court House, in joiucrsct
borough, OQ
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21 f IS'A
nt 1 oViork p. m .the fi.,ov.irf dtwnbtd rel
tMut-. lo w it :
Ail the riiclit. Ulir, iawrt. c.'iim an. doRttntS
of J.ib ftrk of. In atisl t all 'hnt irridio
rrrel r tni"t of lrinl s.timlr la Jennrtou
fi;p, S;mirt fwHinir, P-. Jj-inui-r .HuS-of J-p,,-i
VVaittr, t alvin Aukt-nj, Jo:- Ankenv aat
lar:il cotiU.ii.ic thirty .an n-fn nirv ttr
!, ii hoi it ai-rv ol huh tu; cUmr. witti the
tr;purtniHtr,
ink n iuxei-utin an-! to M a th5 x rop
i'T v ot J.w-th iNirk. at the it of J. ki. I hi
of J L. Hi-Mle ue of Anin-w ttuktr u-e of ou,
W. ii-afurd.
ALSO
A'I the rht, tlt. interest rU'ra and demand
of KoMiim I'lctchf-r. Jiti-ob l'!?trht.T, Jirr'
M' tt-her aud JfXiah i'lft r of, in id t all
thi.: ren tiiii trartif iaud s4!:ia'e in s.m-Ti Tw p
Simt-rvft nmntf Fa., fljoimue !kb-N of o: ,ua
kouii'x. Cail:A'in Ku Du.Jni.n We l-.-r. RuJ tfh
Uti-.vrr. rfrrf? ItuiaitafcM'L St Mb K"brri. Friik
tt?trard Hn.ry i.arl; -t!Hti:i!ii two h.m
drt'd (nd lifty ( atrv, m sre ir lew, ahoat 17-t
at'Ki oi liit h are ci ar, having tbvrvon tf -tcltd
tiu i w 1 1 iijtf .ioumh, la'aTt Ifme iMiik tru.
frame n!hle and otLer outtruuditrcs Hh an or
eaiAtd of irnit laxtu tnt ou lh preinU.-. :'U
i at- ii iu exMut:an and to t-e wH a-s the ttot
ertyttf KumRraHt-trf-t-r. JaitiH Mefher. Jt iry
Yl n-in-r and Joniuh flvtchcr. at the ut of Au
drew fni Iter.
ALSO
" Ail tiie richt.tii.e. lT.te.-f5t. t'n'.in ar 1 d nund
of Win. J. M-s-kTRve. Kh ir S. y'lf-vrrnv. i.m t-
i Vo--f.v, Ji.iiatr:tin K. Mo-:'ve 3:1 1 i.ri
tvy I. M. L'raVf, of, irt and to tle fuiio.ricjr !o
wund ntU t.-!ate. xu .
N.. 1 AH that rf noln tra-t of l ind siiaate ia
?tni"crti-k tonrifcip. .".lutrrv. t CvMiiiir, tVuu-ivi-var:a
i-lj.'iu;iiir.ai'.l.-of Aiiv-rt hutwid-, J;. rtia
ar.'J HuisiT. ijrerj:v?4'iirwk and oliri.
li.U foir:y-f,'ir a:ri iitor' r l.-( aly:t
acre of IiU h arv clear, haian- t:ml r. Lav
it.jg tLri''j t-rtritd a two -lory line dv.t-l:i:i
h KJcd frnii? !'nk L:-.rn and oi(:-r oui
bi;iiU.iC-. it ii an onimrd of ;ruit hva'tit irev
uu ihe n-1 u th the a pUitcUADrt-!.
No. 2. AJI that rert.t.n tra t of iand situai a
af'irrnii!, aiji!iif .f John Miydr ' arn--
lino V'-iler, iVfiifie l.r.thors, (reursr :ro k, Al-bt-ri
h!io'U and mkru. c i.tum.rn: I'unv-t.'irnt
4'i tu iv mr-ro or Ie aiut Jit a rc. I hit h arc
r:cir, Uavii.if tr.e:en tn-ftt-d twj htz fcut;, a
lo;; hun .a?!'. '.ii:i-r tjniriiid-1. us-, uu.i au rrii-ar-i
ol fruit ht-AriL'C t.-res an-t a ntr erttuj. ni
liir p." nta-,d, iih ti.e appurt -:;:;. .
Tdken m t-xet uiiiiu a Ihe proirry of Win. J.
M's-rave. Kimr S- Mtwrra.e. t'imrU-t ('. Mt
rie, Jo::htiu F. Msrrttve and iiiniirvv ..
io-Ttve al tiie suit of Jolu tl. l hlurofMary
Kdie M.-yera.
ALSO
All tho rfsr'it. title, intefvt, rlaim and ietn.'-'id
f in fc. htt.. of, m and to tnc fuiAowinc tl-c-r.lr.il
rx'itl --::, viz :
No. I. A -1 tiiiii w:n 'rrv 1 or !rt of ri' ind
;tiate io titaef lairhope. Fa:r:;--j e Tw p.
TimitTM't Or, I'at,, Ujiui ld arid !. rl-l as i -iw
j : l t.tiwut k at a Uu QrLft-t i-.tiu-l
on:he nri;irf a 1 i.-t- on tiie Mutiier.i ,n.itf
:tte ri;iit oi way of iii!. .t: iS. K. K. t '. at a
I'Hir tniu'irtd and tii.iiv one fi X wwtviinl in in
w;ru wad 01 a eiiivtrt nue y tuid s
Kt-t r-titrifl ant rnit'i:!itr tl noe -j:!1! tw-nv
tta?::t anil o:H-'jMri r M..-Kfv- i.S1 W 1
e:ed.ty l-tl inrth V l,,''.y nnw U t lai-i -
tiotili C1,' W otte iiMTi i.i. i ' ai.1 iJtuio le.-:
tii'T.er ni-rth fn:y-(i!it fr't t it-mt.'
otajth -x14-' i" :)t iiui'-irrd f t to a vuike t ;he
iutnir::t i.ut:'5 of ! rui;'. of xty and ;
vild n:a vi waytn:ii; '- t.i-t nine-;y-two an i
tUrt-e-.ii:rtLr fvt, tian; e sniim -Vi1 jJ e:L-t n
tyft'ii aud tnrf i'iiirt r it-t tcei.t e -n.i.t
6V j- im -K.t-riir' in 11 and u;:e quarter f-'t To ;; e
I .all of be; ltitiiiikf. n;ii:Hi:iiii,' hny-iartv oc:v
liitiidrv l pHit im .." havtDjx thrr-:i ?rc : - i
a ah hiUM-ani a ::u ne tM'jf, i-.-iu; tl.v
pnn A of lard it n-l by hvurr Th-rrw W
ct tlx to 4aid W in. F. Hn t Tt d d df-d i y
of a;.d sirlt 1 111 beittr-.U-r .rh-e of tw d
isj'icly i:i Iiced bok Vo-u;n' 77 hHi'tf 1"A',
t-ieic it at lairir- p;e., tt.vt.lLt r i'.h the here
ditament si'l purt-uiiir
N.. J. Ad ihitlevrttiu pare d or '.ot rf Kroii:i 1
siliinu. as ai;r .-aid and lui;drd hy lanti? -f .-.
. LiVi ijKfH-d n the wt st, Wf'. l Jt tjlicridati on
the e.t, street on the nor;h and :t a. icy ou tiu?
vfu!ii. ctnlf.i:i:ri; oue-turia 1 : ,) of an rr' mors
or tow, lvi;u ifrtreon er-u-a rn 4 ,M;f
story piank hmia-. w.iu the ai.pMrlnii.r .
Jakvii tu eXt.-tMition ai J to wr !d a the prop
erty ot W 10. K. fcoyu at tno uit of A. F. ad J.
m, Hoiutr.
- al-;-:-
AU the rt;ht!!.e li:i rrt, (l-dni a;:d demand
of J4jr-t.h R. Hii!uc I, of. in aiid to the fuiiowiijg
iiforiMtu e:a. ir. :
Ni 1. All th-tt --rrtia tra'" of land fit'Ta'e in
(,':eirah.nin ti !:, 10. smrrMt (i i:itv I'a
a-ljon.iin? ia.i 1 ot KniKiitu-l I t.hr, l.e i V 1 V in.
H. ATiieny, K K. Ankiny, Jm -oh A. Mutll.rai d
ot.'irr-', ituitaii:-:; one h'ii.!r-l and t w n.v . t
Oi a n m ure or !tw aUni i.it ari i fahn ft
m.i -ar. hn. 11. k tr;er-OD n-i-tel a to i-tory
:i:ttne Owimt i,ou?e, a 'rmiK bank 'mm a.d
ofher d'huiMiinifN. and a m- d on-lor J tl frt; it
tiv-r o;i the pn-m.M-s ; lt:i jit a irt-o.1 tiule ot im
llvdtion, wiin the apisitriftiatHM-.
No. j. AH thut tertain t-att of !nd sltnar as
a'oroHid, adjoinnti: hnds of Juboh A. rhaiTt-r,
Nh Ihr and tKt No. 1. rrtiiti!:n tw. n;v
tive af-rt, niore or if, ad hn-h if 1 irar t
11. K the sniine tract oi iand rrvevtd by Hem inna
r'tvtuai a:td wife Jiw p!i R. Huinn.fi h iv d
ilrtfed t tcu-luT -. l'",7, "jitil dsi t'H-inK dtdvr--r-jrdtd
in Nmtrvt roiiiiiy in Ited hn.k Vol. 71,
patff &.! Ac, a iy rvfrr-ne tiierennlo Vn-ifi"; h d
w t:i rr. i!- !uhy and ax targe upptar, wiiu te a;r
pnrU'Manc-!!.
lake.! in ex-ution and lo ha sold as the mitv
trty of J-fa K. Uuuiine at the e.ntof K U,
Z.niiiiermtiii.
ALSO
Ali the ritfld. title, intrt rlnim and demand
of Ju!ia a. Yi -t ,y and i!. I. !-. oy, i, iu rtUd lo
IT'1 f il.m; iuv .;t'x. rti -l rvai tl .t, viat :
Nf. 1 AM !l.t rert ?;n rc of Ur.d Mrnate : i
h I'o'i-r.-hip -f J 5iT-t!!, 'on,ny ,h .w..rn rcl
HJd S'.rtt- ot i's'Li'.'V iYdiita. ad. urine h: i f
Mnr!!, I.. lortMnii I.:d l'nui.i:.s heir. I..11:--a
H 1 t-r, a;.d o.h-' .fi'si'iin uiit ty t.'ir-e
1 ) c rv r rc or 1. a- v.ul i'. a i- Pn a
&r - t-ic-i- hjd : -r.' :i;,Ut. known in i.r Ms:t: n
Ur". a ! he " f O'BO Tm t."' i v.;, 1 iti r. ."n
fd a d fi lio:e aii.i a Io; I -, i; riU3 (.r
.:'. of f nit sr twiu irctca tl.t prrmi-cs, ith
tin Ms!ir: r : .
No. J. AU turn .i-rta'n tra-d of tind slttiairc us
ai4ji t-td ni; .!ioru L'w.'t No. 1 a:-d -h r, -it-Ia.ioi:
se-v-itty-m c iit-r- more ,t I- ltd
tioiS r. a :tl known a? the ,nre hTisn-and Mai-!i,t-?:-.n
ilni.tiun, bTh wa purvaa-cd Ironi
"'!: Te'.w and .lair r ij wife.
A 1 thf ar-.v dfilr-ir Uul eiaveTe-1 to
J j;mc Met 1 y ry Win. S -.tit acd N:.ev t.i wi;
hy d. tl bearing d iU- Feh'y h. A. I. lM and r,
rorded in the 2:trirder' i ttl v at ri-rw't u
litM-t-rd H--(ii Vol, 42, mvx9 -,d :V ; iottii.r
wi:hth .Li-red:tani-r:iL" and awmrter aiirts.
Taen i: eae-uiinn and to te vdd a the pro
et'y i f J-iKa A .Mei'or ud H. W Ye yj at t.ie
tni: of J. K. Suiter and for uae of i'harlri v M -t'oTiiowu-e
of J. w. Hanta, Adiuiui-tracor f
U.laaia Hactia, dtcea.-id.
AL -
All tho riisht. title, intom-t a-d c.ai'a oDni
Tntnttnna of. in and to a.t that -. rtH:ii trart i'f
lend Mtuite m Si!nainpt(,a Tp,neiet i
la.. and known a the AUrx Kmnek Ic.et. un
and dtsentied ah fotto--. to wit: Hkr:nni'r
at a ptjM in tne two P;m.rd anli-.vt-t v :,e
i .1 iiu riKin ntin from the eon:.-r.
nr'itii four J J ev4n.net c'.; to a t"fi
hy land of Jm-oh 1ritiit:i trm-t tor-.. k 1
T9 ea4 foity ix ;; lrvhea to a p.; ih-nvi
eai uitioiy mne ;i-yi pcicnea. thiir n nh four
( d-jrrees ea-t th.rtv-n.iw , S nn.i !i ipmk
p-nt- to a t, u.rtu ..xtv-uuie and i.nr iiaif
, urKtm, ri eiiniern anl e rtf-t-(iia
m- 9, p-n-iie tneie uortU fan.M : Ha-fw
w. uaiw i.uu-iri r.n nrir'teii i:p , p-n h
Mi!h fceeiily-v-n .77, d-r r.L h:!-'
tiTfit mivi lueiu .-rwir r.s. rrne. U the pta. v of
ir- kllllJlUi. f IIIHIIlMlff lilfl'-lr hvs . IO sas-r .-..1
one nnndred ami thirty swveii , r-hr! xtrii t
aure aoo,( s m re of nu-b are clear, Km I
a:.ee tiinjs-r, ha:nc :her.-n t reeled a tiinrv
1 w dwf.iine h.H..v, uk irn and oher u-
bll iilll.C-. llh a COsw vii?r r-Un t,A at I-,..., ...
Ch-trltN! th- p-fllllV-S MlM Hr,(;rf,.tAli.,
Taken lu ex-rut 'oa a the
ctin Truutmr.naitl.e sou of Amwioii ca'use
of liaunah Com? use uf hllea J. omp.
ALSO
All the r'uht. title hi-ere I f ";.n t i-...t
r A. B r-mdley of, in and f. ail that .eit.in
t'act or Ik:i I situate in Kla i.-k r-i Si-rerst-t.K
Peiin'a. aiij.vriiiiit laa.N .if Mam--. Kreo h
o.. ihe a . , ,fl. M tn (N.
rat. Jihn H mperir.ati on the Ni,nl fcUa ,v
piiMu-rtstd on the West, r .nutin'r t t-ssier vi.n
1-"' ae-e m-ire or ieM. au:i o.e h-:'.. i.;..k
t-lear. havtn; tht-rt-f.ii erveud a one .Ujrr blank
0 Kiif, -trlih !,,( apourt.-ii!iPi-.
faken in exej-ndoii a d to lie sold a the nms.
VT of A B Fa-dlrT at Ihe suit ,-h.i..i.. . vi -
tts-of Kit C Voder. ---.- . -u
Tne alTe ,-s.-ri.ltn!of l.n? mill l .m
stt'-Z-et loa nioiotipiorslinuiKtrwl and thitiT-fc-e.
n ilnlturaau 1 iiitr f-nu i-.i--.i. '
-t tr.., l-.hvlOir-.Vr Ixs,. Uort.i-e Jstc-"
orl oluipe s. 1 a$es lt-J au A lot.
TERMS.
XOTtl-V'l , . . .
, .u'T. -niV . . t'"r' "a.Hinit a: the
cent, of t:,. pnrelot ,,,-y lNt , '
when pr-reri, i km.rl.-J ,;-. ..-.iro
it will Si-aill I. i. ... . .-l
t r . r ' r. or
enase m..i,. v must h-pMj,i ,. , (..f.,1,,,
tl.tv of rsiotirtnf.iii.n ti .. 1 ,p
the purchase mm., j- . ,,ul i in fu!l u-,ui
OATAII C'V.n,
lbwriirO.W 0rtB, ne-t, Pa.r.b'v 1, :r'lg
1 Wl St., Vth.
lisllLEKs 1.
Ot;jri?..lc Sapplie?,
v.tat castcaaa.
JfTccnct caacaas.
rsstou aooaa
la siyi,
Ben-I for eaularu free.
c
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburg.
" THE EARLY BIRD GATCHLS THE. WOR',1;
THE EARLY BUM WILL GET THE
Bargains in Housekeeping Co,;.
Our Carpet and Upholstery Deprtmen: is a;watSe(J.
geared with tho big rush of March and April. To avo'd
this, and to induce you to buy in Fcbrudry, wo crl jr
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS THIS MONTH
IX
CARPETS. CURTAINS ANb UPHOLSJi:
The low pricci will astoni.-Ii you. Count ar..I
CAMPBEL &, DICK,
81-83-85-87-&-89 5tlt Ave., PittsbuW
:-E VERY BODY:
SHOULD VI3iT THE
New Clothing .Store
Cf
MINTIMIER & OGELVIE
122 CLINTOr STREET.
No sho-wora gooil-. Ejht.-..'s low
t!io lowest i:i Jo.n.:tO'ivn.
Now old Stvl.-s.
THE NEW
WHITE FRONT BUILDING!
No. 113 Clinton St., Johnstown.P;
C,El OLD STAXD, NOW QUIX.N ;s.
LEADING STOxE OF THE CITY
TO. IJUV VOUIi
M GOODS, CARPETS. LIiiOLEUS, FANCY m,
With econorri3- and profit to tlic Cusiorr.er. Cu.'.ie ari ;
Son o
lla? ju.-t recelvc-J a carload of the finest a;;-l
SWELL BODY
Ever Offered in
A car
"WLiuii we
BOB
$18.00 PER PAIR.
""V""" tp' . f.rr z"" wt
JAMES B. HOLDERBAUfi
F.L. S GHELL,
DEALER IN
STOVES, RANGES, HEATER:
and Kitchen Furnishings
MANUFACTURER OF
TIN. SHEET-IRON AND COPPER WA
SUGAR PANS, SAP BUCKETS. SCOOPS
AND SYRUP CAMS
bot'i roan-1 and square at lowest posii ; - ic o--
Tia and Steelliaofini, Tia and Galvanized rron Sj.outiu,' II
and Uarns, juit n in lest nianncr.
Estimates furoisliej for heating buiWIn bv tea:n. Lot v. -.: r a:.i :
air without charge.
P. A. SCHELL
MAIN CROSS ST. - SOMERSET, W
OUR MAMMOTH STORE
Having filled the large building former!- occci icd uVicti
rell & Co., with a large stock of
G-eneral jNXerclia ncli
we re?pectfullv the attention cf
the late stvlosol.-uplc and Fancy
PLTS, MATTINGS. CI.OTIMVij
UXL'IiY GOODS, HATS, GROCERIES, etc., are full andouii-..
ah our increased facilities for handling cood?. we are M ;
pared to meet the wants of the trencral tuillie, with cvcrvtiiir.-.' at I
prices.
PEHH TRAFFIC CO., LIMITED
Lower End Washington St. JOHNSTOWN PA
J
.NOT A FINE STORE.
"blt
rru V-"
inC FINEST $
TOSr;
Holclerbaun
AXD
PORTLAND CUTTEB
i
Somerset County.
ALSO
of crooil strori''
are gcllinj at
Somerset Count v I'uvors to ;
Goods: while our !': r-' '; V
vnaTWi-ti? n niUARE s
Si &rnq