The Somerset Herald
EinVAEI) SCULL. EJiu.r and J'njpridor. i
T.KL't.-'I'.iY...
-Aj.ri! JR. 1"
The ;eo'!e "ti' c.itnjilain tfiat the
pension rsil is large rUoiiM remember
that the rein-Ilion waert--t.
EtMO fiATir sla!-s;i"n are beginning
to realize how ornih harder it is to coa
utract a new tariff than U tear down &n
old one.
The Legislature that w as stolen by tLe
IeuicnUof Sew York, lias just adjourn
ed. Its most notable act was to doable
the taxes of tiie people of that
I" v-! o'- ei:X'k CaV!-i;e;.i., of Ohio, l.aj
lat-!y been teliicgthe boys what an easy
jub it will be to beat Mckinley. At tLe
hanie time he announces that he wil! not
have time to be elected Governor this
vear.
that they wi'.i do it,ar.J yet, robbed M
the j-eoietre by it, acrording ti their
d(xU'.ra:ions, they defer to the latest day
anv ti !:on looin to its overthrow. If
they ft It as-cred of their position, if they
believed, as they assert, tbat "the whole
I-roU-ttivetantl has fallen under thecon-
detiination of the American people, an
extra session would have been called
lone hince. and the McKinlev bill would
leon the high road to its overthrow
The entire country is asking w hy they
don't "I-eave oil their damnable fares and
South Carolina's Tax Cases.
Krupp't Gift to CMcago.
itvFRNiE I'aTtison has appointe-i Frv
fr-for X. C. Sbaeffer, of Katztown, u-er:n:endt-nt
of Pnblic Schools. I'rof.
Nhaeifer :s well kniw n to all the teac h-t-r
in thic county, as he has attended as
an in'trut-tor at onr County Institute on
several occasions.
The I'eiuocrats who liowl so lustily
and trea 1 the earth cj arrogantly be
cause of their success in the I're'identtal
e'ection, had better lay to heart the crisp
dei 'anition of Lincoln that "All people
can 1 f.:ied sometime; some people can
b? fjoled ail trie time, but all peoplecan't
be fooled all the time."
YVhi...to5, April 24. The Soath Caro
lina tax ( ASrti were p.tss-i upon iytbeSu
prtn e Court of the foiled Stales to-Jay, the
oj'h.Iun being delivered by Chief Jutir
Fuller. It came upon the petition ofSher-
i:f Tjler, of Aiiea county, fora writ of
habeas corpus to release him from imprison
ment under j i isnieDt of the Circuit Court
of the I'uiieJ States, that he be lined i-.') for
contempt. He had seized a train on the
Snuth Carolina railroad, upon a warrant
issued hy the Slate authorities, for the col
lcctioti of tiles, which were in controversy.
The road was in the bauds of a ret ver ap
pointed by ike I" nitt-d Suites Court, and he
wan a'i.'iidi'd guilty of contempt fr failing
t" rrifase the property under order of that
court.
Juit.cc Fuller read an opinion containing
ranch jtnnjrer language than is usually
f rir.il in s irh d jc nnents, d-nying the ap-pli'.-ition
of ih petitioner forthewrit. He
tai 1 thesti.urcof the property by force was
brutal, and could not be defrnded. The
same judgment was announced in thecal
of chert !Ts Ilis-s and Gaines, who came to
the Supreme Court with Taylor for relief.
E-.g Steel Firms to Down Together.
To the local Democratic. Hes con
tending for the control of the jatronafc-e
wecommend the advice contained in one
of the verses of an ancient infantile dis
tich :
'Chil.irn you bO'i',(5 u-'. eriet vour ar.prv
i.assion- rise .
1 o:r little haa'ls tf never mule Ui tear
ca- h other- ew-s."
And now there is waiiia and pnasb
r. of teeth in the horde of D-ux-ratio
applicants fir Fonrth cias jiotiuaster
Fhips, over the ann uru--?ni(-nt made by
( Vinrmsman Spnnet r tbat PoFtma!er '
'ieneral Itisse'I 6.-. id to him " s!c'y and
jMisitively" that the present incumbents
would t-e allowed to serve out the full
four years of their term.
Wiiev tiiis Adriiiiiihtration carries out
its pro;ossl "pur'ineof the j.trii.-ion ri'.'."
it is to be hoped thai it w ill not overlook
thecise of tien. J. (.'. lliark, w ho is re-i-eivinjft
kKi x-r mouth for "total disabil
ity" but Served during Mr. Cleveland's
lormer aii."!iini.-tration as Cum ;uisr-ic tier
of Pensions, and is now drawing a salary
off-o.OMa year asa IVmucratie Cousrcss
Uian from the State of Illinois.
Tiie IVnn'-yivauia Steel Company, op
eratiiig the immense works at Steelton, Tt
Fri.iay went into the hands of receivers,
arid the Maryland Steel Company, of Spar
row s Point, Md., the entire stock of which
h owned hy the Pennsylvania corporation,
war M2bj.-ct to like trtment on afip'.ica'ion
to Itaitirnore courts. These combined works
are tLe rrra'.etl of the kind in this country,
and as the condition of the comjiany was
supped to be net itiocaliy stron;!, the
news cf the diiiicuitie occasioned great
Mirpri.
Among th.e who were unaccustomed to
the intricacies of the financial management
of corporations the news conveyed by the
early bulletins read like that of a national
ru fortune, fjr th-y believed that the works
W i l d l?e ciosed and many thousands of
work ii-H.ie thrown idle. The town of
fcteelton, with its persons, is entirely
di;ridnt on the pros(rity of the company,
ahi.ot all the bread winners in that place
beii.L' etnytuyed in the mills At Sparrow
Poiiit i a viliaee entirely created by the
wotks. p j.led hy several thousand ersons
who look to the great establishments as the
source of their daily bread.
TUe embarrassment was primarily caused
by tne stringency v.f the money market.
Chi' ijO, Aprilh At the conclusion of
the World's fair, the monster Krupp gan.
the biggert piece of ordnance in the world,
will be presented to Chicago by Henry
Krupp and mounted in a fort off Hyde park,
permission to build which was to day given
to Colonel Robert T. Eie, of Chicago, by the
secretary of war. The fort will be located
on five acres of made ground according to
the very latest plans of fortifications. The
works will beof earth, as stone is no longer
ot value to re-ist the terrible assault of
modern implements of war.
When the fair is over, the fort will be oc-
Ntwi Items
The Presiden t mail has now reached an
averaceof st letters a dav. It lakes the
entire time of five clerks, besides Secretary
Tburber himself to disose of it.
Joseph 8. Miller of West Virginia has been
appointed Commissioner of Internal Reve
nue. He held the same position under
Cleveland eight years ao.
Mrs. Almira Hancock, widow of Major
General Windfield 8. Har.eock. died at 4 .;)
p. m. Thursday, at tier home in New York
city. She suffered for a loo;; time with a
complication of disease.
Mrs. George Fink, wile of a prominent
cupied by the big gun. It can protect Chi- I dreggist at Irwin, gave her bal.y half a tea-
c0 from its north coast to its southern, as I spoonful of laudanum in mistake for some
eipen gunners can oVtain an accuracy of I other medicine on Tuesday. Discovering her
marksmanship that will enable them to
throw a shot weighing nearly a ton clean
through a man-of war. One shot is guaran
teed to send the largest craft ailoat to the
bottom.
Making Cfristlans.
IIowlisg Ukeex, ivy., April IM. A re
ligions wave has swept over Bowling Green
mistake, two physicians vex summoned.
but despite their efforts the infant died. The
mother is prostrated with grief.
Mail Agent Burrows, who runs between
Harrisbargand Williamsport, has been lifted
out of the railway postal service. Mr. Bur
rows grew funny when Mr. Cleveland went
to Hog Island to fish and shoot, saying that
the place was applicable to the tenant. He
and has carried everything before it. The nas neciuea not to become a professional hu-
n;.t haniem.! Riniwn linv Kwvkn mnvHt I OlOnSt.
and the must interesting results have fol
lowed. Sam Jones was hired by some of bis
admirers to come to this city and rescue it
from its depths of sin. For .2,300 he under
took the job, and seems to have earned his
money. He preached ten days, and during
that ti me more than 2,4'X) people made pro
fessions of religion, 3o of the number join
ing the various churches Sunday, and being I ticed the profession
Ei-Senator James C. Clarke, one of the
wealthiest citizens of Greensburg, died Fri
day morning. He was elected to the Senate
in 137U. At the time of bis death be was
President of the Greensburg Banking . Com
pany, and was largely interested in mints
and coal lands. He was a member of the
Westmoreland County Bar, but never prac-
baptized last night.
Fourteen workmen lost their lives at Mil-
Beside the work of converting sinners, the wukee, Friday, in the fierce storm which
Georgia evangelist inaugurated a great moral
wave against the licjuor traffic, and fur the
next twelve months, at least. Bowling Green
inebriat will "spit cotton" or irrigate their
burning copper-lined stomachs at the town
pump, the city council having refused to re
issue the saloon men licenses. Two weeks
lashed Lake Michigan. They were employ
ed in the construction of the new water
works intase tunnel, being engaged in brick
ing up a shaft in the crib 3,0oo feet from the
shore. The hurricane swept away the frail
structure which bad been built upon the
ton nf crib In hltip tK mn an.l .)..k.
ago the man wbo would nave predicted j ,l . , , ... ,,. , ,
. , , , , , ed them into the seething lake,
thesaloonsof Bowling Green would be closed
so soon would have been set down as crazy, M,r' W namsker ""r lPinted a Ee-
and the fact tbat they are to be closed is the u 'asea postmaster
rreat moral wave which was in- at Taylorsvule, 111., who had only a few
work of the great moral wave which was in
augurated by Sam Jones. There are forty-
three saloons in the eity
A Magnificent Siaht.
TiiE Austrian Government hs turned
down Mai Ji tn, Mr. Cleveland's nou.i
nee for Consul at Vienna.
The President deserved this 6nub f.r
his obtusenees. Mr. Ju id was formerly
n Austrian subject, and any man not
blinded by persona! eg jtism would know
that be could not be an a veptable rep
resentative to the government he ha 1 ab
jured, and al'egiance to which he had
foresworn w hen he became a citiz -n of
the I'tiited States.
Tn is Administration aptear3 to have a
particular animosity to es-Sevre' -ry
Maine's friends and the jHiiicy pursued
by hiin w hile acting Secretiry of State
under the late President Harrison. Im
mediately on Mr. Cleveland's asMtmicp
the Presidential chair both of Mr. Llaine's
private Secretaries were dismissed, and
.Mr. ivobert Maine and his s;in (brother
and nephew) of the late Seoietary, weie
removed from the positions they on u
pied, and now comes the retort that
steps are being taken to abrogate the rec
iprocity treaties negotiated tinder the
r-ecretaryship of Mr. Blaine. V hile the
reciprocity amendment was pending the
Itemocrats pretended to be in favor of en
larging our foreign trade, and w ere en
thusiastic in its praise, but now when
one country after another has entered in
to reciprocal trade relations w ith us, they
decry it as worthless and a failure.
But farts are stubborn things. Ti.e
treaty with Spain has given our wheat
growers control of the lljur market of
Cuba and ourexports to that island alone
liave increased from t IS i i,(XK) to i
(KKi.OXl. Ey the treaty with Brazil, made
a little over two years since, they have
increased from fi-',w l.:; to in ls i' to
f.-i7,(HUXni in 1 ::. and so with Hondu
ras, Nicaragua and all the South Am-ri-cj.n
republics, our tra le has wonderfully
increased. The excuse for th:s autazn
liisui to reciprocity is that it stands in the
way of ''Lai in" reform." This is the mer
est pretext, because if the McKiniey t:.r
ifl was wipt Jeff the Statute b.oks the
reciprccity treaties would not eland in
the way. The fact appears to i t; patent
that the pro:oej abrogation is nothing
more tior less than an attempt t - take
from Mr. Blaine the crviiit for t!ie--e b n
eh. ial measures.
Four Monboe, April 4 At a few min
uU alter s. o lo k this morning a tmull
clou 1 of lv-ht suicke iloated out above the
b.c yellow forward funnel of the Pbiladel
pl.ia. At the same time, from the funnels
oftae l.iirty-one other men-of-war in the
Kju ls .:uie other little puffs of smoke.
.r.iJua:!y they ;:rew in volume until at 9
o'clock the whole liett was pulling forth like
tLe chimneys of some manufacturing town.
I,ast ni-!it at sunset the Brazilian ileet,
coiiisiliig of the cruisers AijuidilMin, Ilirad
eiite?. and Repuhiica. came in the Roads and
dropped anchor Oelow the English fleet.
At 1". o'clock the PijiUdeiphia s anchor
anie slowly out of the water, ana, at the
same time, a slight agitation of water at her
'cm sho'ved that she was in motion.
Two Murderers Escape.
SiNoSi.Ni.. N. V April '1 Murderers
Thomas Pallisterand Frank W.Rohle, both
under sentence of death, escaped from the
prison here some time during the night.
The guards were overpowered, one of them
being blinded by pepper thrown in bis eyes.
The guards were then locked into the cells
and their revolvers taken awav. The cells
of Carlyle Harris and Murderer Osmond
were opened and the two invited to escape.
They refused. The murderers then climbed
to the top of the cells and then to the roof,
knocking otf the scuttle.
Guards IIu'.z and Murphy have been sus
pended, also officers of the guard Glynn
and Maher. G'yun and Maher are sup
posed to make the rounds of murderers.
row and all the shops. la connection with
the escape of the two condemned murderers,
Roble and Pallister, it leaked out this
morning that a brother of Ruble arrived in
this ci'y about In days ago from Germany
with $7,ii which Roble bad inherited. He
is believed to have remained in this country
and assisted in his brother's escape.
A Tennessee Plan.
Chattaxoo.;, April 22. An act was pas
sed be the legislature of Tennessee and since
months to serve. Mr. Springer, of Illinois,
inquired this week of the Postmaster Gener
al whether the Republican would be entitled
to a four year's term and Mr. Bissell replied
that the term of the present incumbent
would be continued to run for four Teats
from the date of bis apjioiutmeut.
A. E. Hoyler, a telegraph operator at the
A lower, near Johnstown, fell from a freight
train on which he was riding home Thurs
day night and was ground to pieces. A sin
gular circumstances is that a few years ago
he bad written a letter which was printed
in a local paper, telling how he, on going
a few nights ago, saw what he thought to be
a man walking toward him, when it disap
peared, at the exact spot where he was kill
ed.
The last official act of President Harrison
was to sign a bill granting a j-ension of i-' a
month to the widow of Charles Grymes i. c-
Cawley, late commandant of the I'nittd
States Marine Corps. The House of Repre
sentatives was already in the Senate Cham
ber when the bill, with its companion, was
placed before the Secretary. Bending word
to the President to wait five minutes. Clerk
Piatt rushed it through in the quickest time
on record.
Postmaster General Bissell has iasueda
notice to all postmaster that there is now
in operation in the Govern meat buildin?.
on the grounds at the World's Fair, a
branch of the Chicago post olhee, known as
b.c.uu. K.,,..5 .umumj lhe World s Fair station. This station will
w state lantito wane a cremating medium, make regular collections and deliveries and
The act requires a de(osit of I'uited States,
transact all business pertaining to a first-
State of Tennessee or county bonds, ind L, IVrsoIls inIMiaing to
currency will be issued fur the bank on these
securities not in excels of i per cent of
their market value. The act limits currency
to be issued by the State to $J.".ii,(i.j.
Periodical examinations of banks, re-
The I demption of currency and other features of
tide a! the time was at i's young ebb and the I the national banking law are adhered to.
s.hii-s of tue tvt lay with their noses turned The banks must redeem their circulating
u;. the Road -ointin toward Newtort News, notes on demand in gold or silver. No
1 lie Philadelphia moved up slowiy at first county bonds will be accepted where the
a:. il then gathered sjeed. passing more quick-, indebtedness of the county exceeds 5 per
tyiiowu t i!card trie westerly end of the I cent of the taxable property, and if the
Rojds. I.i another moment the Newark was county has defaulted any time in years
miner way behind the Pulladclphia. She prior on its interest. The circulating med-
followed by the Atlanta. Then came the ium of a bank is to be signed by the presi-
danuy can Francisco, the Bancroft, Benning-I dent and cashier of the bank and Coun-
ton, and Baltimore ; then Admiral Walker's tersigned by the State comptroller.
flagship the Lhicago joined the procession.
Says the Philadelphia A'-.-W. the
leading Imocratic and '"Tariff R-form"
journal of this State, -The simple tr.ein
"r. of tiie elections of vii f nJ iV'L' is
"that the whole protective tariif has fa'i
'"en nnder the condemnation of the
'American people.""
And yet, in ti.e face of this alle-ed de
cision of the American jieople, whhh
brought the present Democratic admit -istration
into power, it has taken no s'ep
to carry their w ili into effect. It would
naturally be suppled that in its burning
7e.d to relieve the country of the "robber
tariff" that is i-a; ping its life, stcalirg
a ay the substance of its people, s:.d
grinding their faces with barde;:ru.e
taxation, that immediate steps would
l ave Uen taken for their present relief,
bat save a few sounding ati emptv dia
r:!es sgHins-t the policy of protection,
ti I'hit'g has been done, and nothing csn
or w ill hp done until the assembling of
.i.r,nt in Ieceniler next. Thus oi e
year or more w ill lie dawdled away be
fore the hrst step towards this lou i!v
trumpeted "reform" is taken. Any one
who has noted the slow progress of legi'
lat h n knows that months will e!ape
!-fe-e a bill can be perfected, and that
v hen jH'tfected, it cannot be nude opera
tive under six months or a year, necessa
rily giving business time to adjust itself
to the proposed new order of things.
Thin, at least one half the term, possibly
tii. -re, of this Administration wili 1 rrn
b-foie the much wanttd te'oim can le
put t,pon trial.
The evident truth is, that tie Demo
crats having won the proverbial while
elephant, are at a lose what to do with
it. They know that their victory a
not won as. pretended, on the sole issue
of UriM reform ; their counselsaredivi bd
cm this iiqi stion, their leadergareat war.
I would" waits upon " I dare not," and
with their well known pientimde (f
Irfmiss end j-aucity of formate
Ihey are ii.ar.ifebtiLit iheir usual cos ard-
Aftei her came the Yorktown, Charleston,
N'estivius. and Concord.
As soon a the Chicago tripped anchor the
!iig iiag sliip B'ake got under way, and.
turning almost on her heels, started down
the Roads to assume her position of honor
t the head of the starboard column of the
lleet.
Tue other llnglisbmea got under way at
the same time and followed behind the Blake.
As the Vesuvius, the last of the American
Meet. droj.jM-d into line the Hollander Van
S yck ira:!eda'ong after ber.
ruen came the Germans, with the Kais-
erin. Augusta, a:;d the Seadier.
The Philadelphia, a: the head of the col
umn, proceeded for a mile, and then, round
ing the entire fleet, started down the line.
The hue fulio in the Blake was composed
of. besnie English ships, the Russia! General
Admiral a-iu Rpynda ; the French Arethus
and Jr-au llart; the Italian Aetna and Gsn
ai,m .at:sau, ana me rear was brought up
hy the Brazilian Aqaidiban, theTraates. and
Republici.
At 1J o'ciotk the whole tleet, in two regu
lar ones passed in review before the thousand.
on the wharves, boats, and ramparts of the
i- ort. Tiie scene was so beautiful and impress
ive that tLe crowd looked on in silence. It
toak someth.ng to disturb the serenity of
thescerie, and it was turnished by the little
lorj-io boa; Cashing.
hen the last one of the Americans was
pa l:i- the Fort chttrs were heard
awy iljwn !yor,d the hotel
He Quits the while House.
Washisoto.v, April 23. The crowds of
office-seekers bo have swarmed through
the White House at all hours for the last
few weeks, have made life miserable for the
President and Mrs. Cleveland. Such a thing
as privacy was unknown. Nc callers could
be entertained and even the reception of
foreign dignitaries have been broken into.
To day the President announced that be bad
made arrangements to prevent this in the
future.
He has secured the handsome suit of
theFair can, if they so desiie, have thtir
mad addressed to the World's Fair station.
James W. Burton, a prominent farmer
and stock-raiser residing near Coal Center,
just below Brownsville, mistook bis mother-in-law,
Mrs. Letitia A. Troy, for a burg
lar, Tues-lay night, and shot her dead.
Burton bad drawn a large sum of money
out of the Brownsville bank which he in
tended lo take with him to Chicago to buy
cattle. His wife bad informed him that they
had been troubled by some person prowling
about the house at night. He loaded up a
doub'e-barruled shot gun and placed it aloii
side of his bed. Early in the morning, hear
ing a noise, be got bis gun and stationed
himself at the head of the stairway. He
beard the person enter the kitchen, then
the sitting room, then come to the foot of
the stairs. Burton, sure it was a burg ar,
fired both barrels. He was horrified to find
that be bad shot bis wife's mother. The
fiist shot bad blown oft the top of her head
and the second entered ber side; either
would have proven fatal. Burton is almost
distracted, and friends fear he will lose his
mind.
gHKRIFFS SALE.
Br vmii" of unielry writs of Fieri F. Ins. Ven
ditioni xrnas&jtd levari Faein, lw.ue.1 frit
of the f'oiin of "Vminnii V r.n.f i-onixrsrl amnlv.
1m-. i d to directed, there will lie export v
p'lhiir l't ti.rt'our. House, in liu burough of
ccuitjisc i'a.,a
Friday, May If?, 1S0J,
at 1 o'clock P. V., the following dcai-ri'ed rvai
estate, la H :
All the rciit, t'.t";e. interts-t, e'.aitn and demand
of Ji-.-oO lure, ef, in i:d to all ti.atirriaiu tot
of (rruund Mtuaie in Meyers-iaie borough, -om-erv-t
county, I.. krjovn on iho p!u of the
t):!nifer Survey" of .iii.l Lwrotmh a. It No. V-l.
froitltik( on Hitf'h street tu the SMilh. atl-i Imuii-1-ed
ou tt.e Vt by Caetintti river, on the ortli
bv siiaiiail fttri-et acid cu ll:e Kast hv lH No.
h ii'K lher-)'i eitn-id a tv. n storv fntrn dae'i-
ii; hoore aiid m trajue suhic, Hitii the Hp,..irtLu
UAn--s.
Ubfn in exention and to b sold as the prvP'
eitr ui jaisib Uare, al the sua ol S. l. Livcu
good, eu aL
ALSO
Ail the riirht, title. tDtere?t. c'.nim an 1 demand
of hctunel M. Weii.iel. of. iu and ui ail that c-r
lOi irm-i t( land lit nte lu tsinrhel township,
sioinenei coiin'.y. and sute of fetin'a.. a1joiuii.K
itn.ls of Levi Lung, Pnniei Jiosioiler. oeo. Kt-iU.
mauuel Li, lou. Monler's heirsi, WllLtuu
I wer and Jeremtah Baker, coiitamlnct tioriy
tijtil .i! aere m re or lv, haviiiii thercou
ere-ted a two-story friiae dnehmit hu, a
l.ra lirn and other oul-hulluiui, altli '.he ep-purtetuttit-ea.
Taken in eifs-'i(lon and tn t old a the prop
erty ol sttmuel M. weieW-l. at the mil ol eutuel
M. Vn.!ei and Samuel Baldwin, Ailinoin.ujrs
of Iae W oudel, dec d ., end TUtie J. eaei.
ALSO
At! the rit t. title, Interest, claim und demand
of ( atharlne siitiuk. of. in and to ail that eeriaiu
tract ot lalKl ituale tu bla-k towushim staueftet
ouniy. and state of IVfia a.. Uwitided rr lnl
of lu.el aud A. i. will and by lhe public road
)ranue iroin Kw-lwuua ut liarrtrtl. eiliiiiuiii
titre and one-fourth (:i!4, aerea more or Irs
haviuir iherto ereeted a one-st-try dwelling
boti and a stable, with the appurtenance.
'1 aken ! execution and lo be .!d a the prop
erty of Catharine shuuk. at lhe uit of Jaoo
Haker aud Hiram Itaker. Adimui.tralors eumM
Ir&ahu tu of l'eter J. i laker, dec d.
ALsO
All the rilht. title, lnti'tvst. claim and demand
of I'Stnel HeUr and samuel lleier. of, in and
to all that cerium tract of land :iuate lu the
tow uhip of iederoa, suMiieraH couniy. Pa. . ad
joining lauds of E. L. knupp, Jor.f.lhan !ilier,
l'eter Moore. Harriet (iardner. A. II Itouanl and
others, eoLtantinK one htiudred and ninety -ehrhl
(it". are more or le-, of whu h ainil lit acre
are clear, balance Uouoer, having liiereou erwet
ed two h htaises, a plank Louse, fratne s-ai.lts
and other buildings, uith an orchard of lruit
beariug trees on the premises, wiln the appun-naiicfat.
Taken in exerutwn and to t sold as the prop
erty of Daniel Het.er and Samuel HeUer. at Hie
suit of John H. ( hi and A. :. Holben, and K. b.
shel! i to.
ALSO-
Ail the rik'h. title, interest, claim and deman.l
of v. M. liro u, ol. iu and to me fellow tng de-Til-!
lot of ground situate in tiie vlllaue of
Vet Sa:ihury, LLk luck township, ftouiersel
ct.nuiy, ia., viz :
No. 1. A eeriain Iit of tronnd fninting .VI fet
on lha Vt'et ?nle f We.-: Salisbury Ave., Ijoiind
td on the Siuih hy Ninth lreel, on the West ny
an ahev and on the Norm by lot No. ltf. knowu
(a the t-iaii if said vii.a'e as Vk No. II.i. having
theri-oti ereeted a one and a balf-liry Irame
duelling ho'ise and a hame I'-ahle, una the ap
p'jrttnalteev No. 2. A o-rta'n lot ,f grotind, known on the
I'lan of said viiiage as lot No. fr.ut.og
leel in tiie Wet side of Vt rt Siali-hury Ave., ai.d
cvten.ljiig ba.-g 1 feet loan alley, l. iuuoeii on
t'.e south I t lot No. 1 is and on the North by lot
No. 117, havii.i' inereon riveted a wash liotL-e
and a si. Kike bHi-e, with ti.e aHtiriennct.
No. .1. A eenaic lia of ground, known as iit
N.. 147, on the nian ot id vpiav, Irontiug
ieet on i ue ei sine o. est 3 0tlirT Ave., am
extending hark 1 iu let t hi an allev. ljimde.i on
the stni'.h hy lot No. nr. and on the North by lot
r.o. i i nn me ucnuneQani
No. 4. A certain ol ground knoan as tit
!. 1I-. n plan ol id vr.. age, frontuiir .VI f.
o!i the vt t M.le f We-t s.ii-oury Ave., extend
...k i J ' mail aiiej. u;1 lilt" .-HU1I1 I V
I.e. No. U7 and on tne North t lot No. 11', with
Hie a;.purtenaliee.
iat n in exi-unon atvi to ne 1 as tho pn.p-
cn. oi o. ji. mow ri at lac uil ol i'. o. llay lrtr
o. i ju. o. ftiiiiaiiix
-AI. SO-
A'.I the r:gh title, fin. r.t, claim and dumand
ot v ui. it. lu.; and Jonathan tivnton. urviv
lu partners of lull, Wal-.ni A l' . of. In and lo
a.l tile loiiow 'lie. dex-niH'd real e!ate. U.
N.i. 1. All t.iat certain traet of land :r:te ii
tir-i.vi!le twp. iNitnerset ;.oumy. I t., K'ljo.ni.'.i;
Irtll.l'.oi s!ii:l''i .l:n-r. Sdiaoe. 11 l-.zel ; Leu
now or formerly tiie II, ram Kliuiiey tra.'i ai.d
oiher. et.utaoong ,ur t.u.-iilre 1 ai.d'thirty arr.-a
n in. .re or i. t. near.y ail uno.tr i.m I, with
il.e appurteima; es.
No. i A cerum traet of land situate iu Klk
Li k t.mti'-l.lt.. ."v.m.rel Coiliuy aud siale oi
1'. nu'a., oitioliiinc lauds ot' saiiiuei P. Matt.
Jerome Newiuaii. J..iiu J. K'.le, John Wrorhl
aud oiners, e.iuta.nuiitoiie hu-i.lre.1 r.nd ninet
ve aere ' I;' nitire 01 r-n. aiiiul live t aer. of
wiiien is iiiiiier, having ti.erwn eiv.-Uii a two-
fTi '.'- "r- '-"1
The Youth's Journal
Columbian Contest.
Every
Contestant
Gets a
Prize.
1. whMT wa ro'.uml.iis lasrnr
Z Vtj a lhi county u-jt l.a.iud tu honor of t uiuiuiwi ?
- di'oetTT of A'nrrinf
SEK 'JIIK 1'KIZKs) 1
For correct ans,wer to lb a'.-ovc uuesilons.
1st IW la hd.rfray the cxoev.ei of lh wict.tr to tt Co
in i 't .Lilt Bifosiiloo.
21. J'.or in .ol.L
1 Ja'1 .'i'l'i'-'V a"tiittml trip!e-p!al-l "ilvcr :oli:ml.!an Jmivenir
SfOoU.
fct'i Kis r f'ONTPST Ev.-ry aw.r nii:t h ero.arh-l t'V T.i
. . . ... ..tit.-iDttuo io'Tlie V.eill. Journal." .1 n.ei- la.v
i,w.i,ii 'v rirl"ii ii w ill oii'.v on . .! of wi
nd he c:rf to mk- fcJnv and a idnm t.aia.
May ti.
i'uc Content wul ei'e
rv
Address COLUMBIAN CONTEST,
Box E. E. -
Votltb Jnitnia!,'
kefewuer Lihrary Nallonal Bank.
:'ittburit. Pa.
hr. a
tn laore
X.. i A certain tra.-t.rf land situate in Md-
.i.i , ..,...., Pa., ad.i mini:
lands of l-ei. f ImllV estate, fhri-nan
and l'ai.iel Will, conuotlnv three
or 1. , with lh-j ap;.urU-:iaDO-
Taken in exeeuii.-a and to tw 1 a the prop
erty. 1- Voitkht, at me "il of -e""Be
use o; J. II. I ui.
-ALS0-
AI1 the riitht. title, interesi. claim and dem nd
of .Mrte 11. Taymau. "f in aiid lo lhe foiiowing
ue'rilid real etate, viz :
N.k I. All that certain farm or tract or land
filiate in ,iineret t.. nhip, Somerset county.
I'a., adjoii.iusr laielfof Fran S. .i!tiert, tdward
ll..ver, Frank f'.aiDtrynuiu. Ihitih liro. and
put. he p.U. cotitaiumg ooe hundre.1 and hve
(uroaeres n.e or ie-. nearly all of which is
eiear aud in a e..l state cuitt'atioa. having
then.s.a erected a l.oil.f Inime dwelling
house, frame tenant litajw. a larve frame tai..e
and other outhulidmiis. w ith an orchard of frmt
lini.s tree ou lhe premise, wiUi the appuru
uanee. No. i A certain trau-t of land situate in Sort
ers t tiorongh. suerst county, I'a., adjoining
lau l "U t':e -south hv Mi ll. la llcrxey. on me
West by Krederi. k Wenuer. oo the N.th by
Krau' H W eoner and on the Eai-i by Elu ra
man. is.utmtuing twele ili) a.:res icore or leas,
with the appuru-iiaiweT.,
No. :i A certain of ground situate in fSom-
eraet bor.-i.igh. ss.ruer--i dainty, I'a-. fr.rfiiiDi;
feet (n lhe S..uth wde ol Kauller street and
b.ndcl ..a the fc-t l.y u alley, sv.uth t.y I. of
Isaac SIUUIM.B and 0:1 th Wet by 1H of lsaae
J..iies and James Jones, hr.rlug therc.ii etete.l a
tuosiory frame dweiuuir. h. ire, with the appar-tenaiuvi.
Tukeu in exution and to I sold as the po.p-
erty of itrorze II. layman, at lh suit of iiarvey
L. Berkley aud iiarvey H. Iteikiey.
ALS
Ail th. rishl. title. Interest, claim and demand
f Lietwii: iiri.-.-t-ker and ilaimah Bra-eek.-r, of.
in and U. ail thai certain 1. 4 of ground itiale ID
nen-t b.r-.'it'n s...nierel county. I'a.. fr.-ntifg
ttel 0:1 Millil to.tt Slid eKttll.lil.K i.-k It--1 .
f.trt to an ailev, lHiuu.tel ..a the Sjnh l.y tot i
Ciiaa. VV. i'.reiiiiw.ii. an t on lhe Norm by lot ..f
SalcD'd Frit.:, having lucreoii erevt'-'i a d..uli:e
tno-sfory frtine dweilinir hou-e.a frame stahie.
With lhe appurtcnauee.
Tak"n ill cteeuthm and to h old as the re-"!-
erty .if I.udw.? Hra--eeiieraiid Hannah Hra-t a-
er. a; tin -nit ol s ii. Liv. lc.-l. 1, ue 01 . I .
Meyers, useol Vaientinc iiay.
TERMS.
Newa From the State Capitol.
By a strictly party vote the Iloasedi-cided
ofhees in the War Department, belonging to UIlseat. Mr. lUker, of Monteoniery coan
formerly to the Secretary. It is there he
will in the fuf tre transact all business and
receive all callers.
Fat Snaps for Farmers.
From the Reading Herald .
An inventive senilis has devised an elec
trical weea exterminator. Jt is simply
driven along and as it passes it sends an
electric current into the weeds which knocks
them ont in the first round. When to this
is added an electric atone picker, an electric
ty, and the seating in his stead of Farmer
Ta,;i?arL
The Legislature has thus far sent to the
Governor Jj bills. Of these seventeen were
approved, two vetoed, one w ithdrawn and
six await action.
The Governor has vetoed the bill author
izing school directors to collect from their
districts the actual expenses of attending the
triennial convention to elect a county superintendent.
Lancaster county is the only connty in
potato droi;ier, an electric milker, an electric
pig paralyzer, an electric iKitato-bng killer I t'"5 State having a law providing that the
and a few things mure of the same sort, I legal adviser of the Board of County Corn-
farming will indeed be a pleasure.
The Caravals are There.
Iokteesk MoMkoE, Va.April 21. The
three Columbus caravals arrived at lD So
Thecrowd 0 cloclc ,!J,-', morning intowofthree Spanish
They want to repeal the Mt Kmi
along the way look il up and in a moment
the i ushiii;.- came hk Salvator in the stretch.
i ne out-omg ships were making bout
e-.gut knots and the Cushir.g, which can go
twn.iy-f.jur, raucht up and passes! tht-ai as
it tijey wre anrbured.
The Nation's Danger.
Washin-.t,... April -':. To a repn-senta-
t vc of the l i.ittd Press President Cleveland
said to night : The inclination on the part
j of the public to accept newspaia-r reports
co:..-e.-ui!i,; tue intentions of those charged
with t.;e uiaaageiiictit of our national hnanj-e
-.vms tojjsii.'y v. y emphatic contradiction
ofiLi- s-j.:ciieat '.hi', ti.e redemption of acy
a... 1 oftr-iv-iiry n.it-s eix;.t in gold, has at
any time lj- n drterauaed upon oro.titt rQ-
p.a:ed by tr.e secretary of the treasury or
ary oioernieaiorr of the present administra
tion. T ic president and the cabinet are
abs-dutely harmonious in the dturmination
.o exer.-.se eve-y jjwer conferred upon them
to ruaititiia the public credit, to keep the
public faith and to preserve the parity be
tween gld andsiiverand between all finan
cial obligations of government.
vVbiie the la of is;-j forcing the pur
chase of a lixed amount of silver every
mot.ih nrjvi.ies that the secretary of the
treasury in his discretion may redeem in
tittr gold or silver the treasury no'es giv
en in payment of silver purchases, yet the
declaration of lh policy of the government
tj maintain the parity between the two
metals ims so clearly to regulate this dis
cretion as to dictate their redemption in
gold.
" Lf course perplexities and difliculliea
have r iwn out of an unfortunate financial
policy w hich we found in vogue, and em
barrassments l.aveanstn from the ill-advis-ed
:iauclai legisiatiun confronting us at
every turn; but with cheerful confidence
amouir the jsrople and a patriotic disposition
to co-operate. tLreateied dangers wiU be
avericl ind.tig a legislations; J -turn to a
better and sounder financial plan. The
sirorig credit of the country still unimpaired
arid lhe good sense ofourpejple which has
tever failed in time of need, are at hand to
save us from disaster."
Hosiery ia the late fashionable colors, for
warships, and were received with great
thunders of sal uts and the display of the
(lags of the countries represented by the
tleets and dropped anchor at the end of the
American line of vessels. The day could
not have been made more beautiful ot the
fcer.e more impressive as they came in the
Roads decorated from jibbootn to tafrail with
the Sags of Castile and Araon and Queen
Isarx iia standing out and fl uttering in the
gentle href ze.
A Train Falls Forty Feet.
lit ntinoTon, W. Va., April J1), A Hunt
ington and HI Sandy Passenger train
which runs between this city and Ceredo,
feil through a trestle this morning and lan
ded in Four Pole Creek, 40 feet below
James McCrcery, formerly a conductor on
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, was
instantly k lied. J. O. Humphreys, aged Tu,
who lives in this city, had his lower limbs
injured, but may recovtr. Several others
u tiered cn'y slight injuries.
Spring ! Spring ! Gentle bprlng I
bo tiegs the old song. W bat a vista of
pleasure c-peus before us, and what a thrill
of anticipation takes possession of us when
we think that it is in our midst! After win
ter breaks, then watch for innumerable dis
ease springing up through impure water.
etc., and gnard agiinst them by having in
the home the best stimulant. The " Price
P.egnt" Whisky is what you want. It is to
be tad only ot MeCuUougb's Half-Century
House. .-13 Liberty street, f-xrt of Fifth Ay.
euue. Pittsburcb, Pa. Send registered letter
or posti'ttice or Jrr for the medical wonder.
A full stock of all the best brands of wines,
whiskies and champagnes on band.
Jaw; they Ut ve blustering!- declared j
cv , Ladle's and Children, just in.
M. M. TfcEDWELX. i Co.
Farmers !
My imported horse will be kept at my barn
during the entire season, at $10.00 to insure
a colt ten days on foot.
G. W. Hirnir.
Urslna Normal
Will open April 17th and close June 2t.
Higher branches will be taught. No failure
at examination last year. Boarding s$J 50
to $2.75. Address
Will H. Maetis,
II. O. Will, Vruita, Pa.
Giade, Pa.
miss'ners I elected by the people, and
this week a bill was introduced in the House
to repeal this law and permit the County
Commissioners to choose their own soli ct
or. Representative John Cessna, who is over
70 years old, was seized with ati attack of
Vertigo Friday eveuing at the Cjmrojn
wealtu Hotel while he was Conversing with
ex-Governor Curtin. The two political vet
erans had been dining together and calling
npold reminiscences, and Mr. Cessna seem
ed to be in the enjoyment of perfect health.
As thev were about turning down stairs, Mr.
Cessna's face turned pale and he lost control
of his limbs. In a twinkling Governor Cur
tin seized aod prevented him from tailing,
at the same time summoning people in the
hotel to come to his rescue. Senator Sny
der, who is a doctor, tendered his services,
and the member from Bedford was placed
on a sofa. He soon rallied and was taken
to his room. At a late hour his condition
was improved. Hr. Cessna had a similar at- !
tack about six months ago, and during the
past two years has several times suhered
from a similar ctu"e.
A SIW BALLOT BILL.
Senator Baker and the Kiectiom Commit
tee have hatched out a new Ballot It -form
bill. The provisions of the bill, in so far ai
it differs from the present law, a-e, briefly.
these: Certificates of nomination mav ho
filed by political parties that have polled 2
..... Al ,L. . . . . 1 1 ...
wukvouc oic at me last election.
Nominations for Representatives, and also
for township and borough efflcers, are to be
filed with the County Commissioners, who
ill print the ballots for all elections. Ex
cept in townships and borooghs, nomina
tions will not have to be made so long be
fore the election ; and there will be less time
for object ions and more for printing. The
number of ballots is cut down one-half, and
that of specimen ballots even further, while
the residences of candidates will be omitted.
This will result in smaller ballots, and a
great saving in printing and transportation.
Ballots are to be printed in party columns
as before; but the confusion due to the
group system will be avoided by requiring
each name voted for to be marked separate
ly, except in the case of Presidential elect
ors.
Wanted ! '
Reliable parties to act as agents. Steady
employment and good pay from the start.
No experience necessary. Outfit free.
Address
THE HAWK9 NTRSF.P.Y CO.,
Rochester, X. Y.
St .ry lo.; ti.v.t..-. w.tii the a piirten.oiees.
No. 'A ecriain tract ot imid -il ia'e in Elk
I.i. a I..A n-!iii, county ai d Mate a alor-.-aid. ad
jomiiiic ia::.lol t.u. Livei-i;....!, .I. -", '.vr umiI
an.l tra.-t J, at.c .hm-nneL cotilamii! s-
rU'Ta.rrs in. .re Of les-, Utivmg trier. JU C!ecl-d
lour two-K'ory p'.auk dwell! L.nws and two
bi'ii-ies with the appurtenance.
Taken iu execution and to le sold a the proj
etty ol W m. H. liill and Jonathan lt..vnt'm. si.i
viving pnrtlier of IjiIi. Uat.u ,V I'o.. al tiie suit
oi j. i.. noiTinerffer la-hier and tne rirsi Nation
al liauaol suuhury, i'a.
Al! the. title, interest. Claire and demand of
Juna A. McCoy aud h I. M. Coy, of, lu and to
i.v ioiiow niv .lescriiK-.l real estate, viz :
No. 1. Ail lhat certain tract oi iami i!aate in
the town-lup of Jeitetoii. county of somerset
and stata of IVnuay.vauia. aitjoiiiiiuf lauds ot
Martin 1 lloHiuan. liavid 1-ltuiau heirs, Loui
sa Heeiileraud other,, containing- ninety-three
iy.i. aerea more or less, ahotu acres of which
aie clear, hn.ance tiniiier, known more particu
larly as tiie" Forire 'Ira. i.' having inereon eret l-
e-t a dwelhuc house and a loe stahle. w ith an or
chard of Iruit xrowiiu tree ou Hie premises,
wiiu inc Ki'iiuruuituiTN
No. j. Ail lhat certain tract of land situate a
aforesaid, a.lloiuiug tra-t Si 1, and other, run.
ta.uin seveiuy-hve (.ji acres more or le all
timiwr.and kno.i n as the tteorire Kranand Mai
tma- ss-ott dtvisvju, w Inch waa purcha.-si trom
iu J:eQ leJirow aud Jane Inn wile.
All the above described land was conveyed to
JU.iati Mclxiy hy Win. scolt aud Nancy his wile,
by ihs-d heaiitiK dale V-b y . A. l.sc.;i, and re
corde.1 in lhe Keconler s oitii-e at bomerset iu
Kej ord B-aik, V Oi. 4i. (uigis jt n, Jo', K vether
wun tae Qeieditauieuis ana at.purienanees
Taken iu execunon and lo he sold as the prop-
enj oi juna A. .nei o ail'l II. 1. .SKI oy at ttle
suit of J. K. Waiter and for use of Charles W.
.MeCny now use of J. W. liautia. Administrator of
ilnaui htaliua, uec u.
-AI.SO-
Aii the riitht, title, interest claim and demr.nd
of ci.hraiiu M. f haulii. of, in and to ail that cer
lasu inuii of land situa'e m Jttlersou townsh.p,
rvjiiieret cunty. Pa , a Ijoiniue Irtuds of Mathis
siuauils" nelr-, aIIluel liars lay. Mivio. ljsel, A. IL
iniwurd an 1 others, colitftiultut t.vo hnn.lreu and
li'ly two H..J acres more or less, alsiut to acres of
which are clear, baUnre limlier. having therein
ereetsl a iwostory frame dwe.Iln h.m--, j loy
li'i.ise ind a log hani, with a -snj sunar camp
outiie preuliM.s, witft tiieappurieliane.-s.
Taken in execution and to l sold as tiie pnn
erty .f Kphraim il. s a ilisai tae ui oi Mn u
aei M. Sii,4jiis, A.Jmiuisira.or ol Jluthias Miau
h. dec d.
AL50-
Ail the riitht, title, interest, clala and demand
of Peter lleiliey, or. in aud lo ail. lilt: foiK'Wlog
i-scrlticd real t-ta;e, viz:
No. 1. A certain lanu or tract of laud situate
iu somerset tow nship Siljier-: countv, I'a , and
k iow n as "ii.ghlaa't rann, ' a ljoiniUK lands oi
lien.-y H...VI-. t rian lietii, IVter Miiier, vrus
stahi. w ii.iatn F. I hi and otheps, Iviuudel ou
tiie K-tst l.y the isoui. net Jt John-town luriipike
r.iad. conta'li.titf Ihree hundie.1 lilif aerr more
or less, aud is.iiipri.-llijr Hires- several .riels of
lar.d. one .funeye.i i,y .s,r;e Rnoptii.li-r and
wile, reis.rje.1 in Vol. .,.!, pa'esnjs .c. another
Ci-meje.! oy Ia vi Llciny aud wile. res-or.l..d in
'ol. :.'.. iiires A-e, and the otner convevtsl l,r
Jaohelt. a.- Adtma.-iretor of M. shailils. dee'd.
as irt of in: Mr.thias .shaulm Ian i. ha niK
thereon eieeUd a large two story brick dwelling
no-is.-, a one-lory jrar.ie uweiiilig nous
a .ar-e iraiue i.srn, a waa liou- and .tit
rr o.nh.iild:i.s, w ith a hint orchard on the plein
ises. land in a itjod slale of cuiuvallou, w ith the
aplcirteuani
No. i Tne nudivHel one-half interest of all
tiial ccrtuiu iraci of land situate in orucr--i
tomi-hiti. ri:nerset ..untv. fa., adi lininir lands
in josepn aniiian. :u. w. lounir. tlernian b;r-
roii.l-ri. rU.rey aud lltnry Coie:iau, coutaiu
ii.ir Iwo haudred and seventy live t';.",i aerrs
uit.re or leas, ahout Jij acres of which are clear.
iia mi juereou erecusi a larte l .vostorv l.rieit
Iweiuui! h .use, a one avd a half mory fratrss
uweiiuiK uouse. iwo 0au Darns an 1 oilier hmlj
inc. wun a K.iot orchatd and a suar camp ou
the premise, land in a good state oi caltivatiou.
1,U iCHd'UMOUIIim.
No. .t A.i lha: certain lot of eround i mate in
the Issrocnu ..f -siin'Ts, I county of Sinierset and
sit( ol rvnr.svlvaiiia, and known on lhe pian of
the town i-f ssimer-el asii.t No. H ' lii.,.'r,l ,.n
the north hy by of Saniti. liai:her, d. c d.,ou the
tast by Ma u ro or Turaeylisrt sireel, oq tne
souiu uj iot oi k.. r. r.ti.M.is ana on tiie west i.v
l l.ureh ahey. I.jvinr tticits.ii erei ted a two-t.l-ry
l.-ame da.iinii; house and a Iwo . story wah
and wood h.aise, lin itie aanM rroiw-rty js.Id
hy K. si. McMiileii, Hiitii Mieriil of s.rneret
e I'in'y. Pa., to diaries J. ilarn.m and W .liiam
f. Hu-ui'i. and by deed dated lhe 1st day of
Msr'h Isss. aud rec .nled m ;venM K,k. of
i ior s.merse canty, fa., in Vol. 71. taee
44L etc. wlirrn itat largs aears, iu tue ap
purtenances. Takeii in excu'ir.n and to b? ml 1 as the prrr.
erty of P.irr H-llVv. at lhe suit of A. H. U.f
frotn'a use, I). M. uetwrne a. Co., el. aL
ALSO
Alt the r:ht. title. Interest, claim and (brriand
of rdward stnll. of. in and lo all that cena-n
tract of land situate In Mumycreek mwnship
Sunerset county. Pa.. a.ljoii.iiiK lands of Sainuei
Impstadi. Jouathao Jiiiier, l'eter Kormauli, V. m
Klrgtrr and other, coiitalntnir one huiidn-d and
nixty (Ikii aerca inore or h-, auo.it tis acre clear
1. sialic tlmlier, haviuz thereua trej-tel a two
slory irame dwelling bou-e, a m-w lnk barn
and other out b.iildinirA. w ith an on hanl and a
good snjrar camp on tne premises, w ith the ai
punrnauisss. Tak.-u In exwntion and to be aold as the prot
erty of Ldwar.l suui at the suit of Carrie St ml.
ALJ-
A TI the rttlbt. 1iti Inlpnsd iaim ml 1
of Mary A. Kodavr. of in and to all thai certain
faun or tract of land, situate In tluemahmnne
low n-Iiip. and Shade township. S.imerset muntv
IVcitsylvania. adioiuiiir land ..I J..n.n...i. 1'
( lark. Peter Boyer and the Hunr rm.k 1
cj-ita nii gone huDdred and nryei.teen 1 17 r acre
and tiity-six i.v.i perei.es more or le, nearly ad
ol w hw h la clear, havine Ihereoa m-ii
uiry Irame dweiimv hotnw, a 1k Isaru aivl other
oiitlMiiidiiiit. Ljctiter with IheapiiiMeuaiicea.
lakeu m executi m and to be o!d an the proie
crt of .Vary A Ko.up.-r, at the uil of the jjhu,-
-ALTO-
Ail the r'illlt. title. 1ntitrw.lt claim anH I
of I. Vnuvi.t. of. in and loall the f.,ll..i...
M-Clod real estate, viz .-
No. 1. A certain lot of around situate in w
Centrerilir Borough, Sw.merset cmiiht. Pa front-''-
' M'D wi. aljotn:n lias of'jame's Vr-is-l
John V. Hay mi. . w. fhitlippt, hmli g
thereon erect-1 a Iwo slortr iam d-uin .
naole and o ner outhaiidiuits, witti the au pur-lenaicva.
N'lTfrE Ail peron piindia-in? at the alsjve
if will l'ie-.se iu'se Iioti; e tiMI lu I-r I cut. of
the purchase uioeev rfiit-l lie p-tid when iror"erty
is k lit w ku .low n. iitl.erwssc ,t w.il aaain he
exposed toasicut the ri-k of lh" lirsl pure'.a-T.
T he resi.iue of tne purchase money must Or paid
on or l-i'ore tiieday ofc-ini.iiitatioii, viz : 1 hura
diiy, Mity j, l'...;. N.id.ed wui be a.-know itslg
tsi untii tiie purchase niouey is paid iu fill!.
li.vlAH .H ifl.
fher.tr.
HGEMS wAHEO fur the enly Atso-L'td
BIOSHiPHY 11 JAMES 6. IMl.
By Gall Hamilton. h. literary evrctit.a-,
with lhe co-'.l-ra'.-.Hi of h-.s family, ar.d lor Mr.
U nitie s irreal History, "Twentv 'years of I ,,u.
If-.--.'' and eia later hk. '1'oiitieal Hisl'i.-s-
i.m-' ( m pr.i-tK-. tu for tiie three Ini-iks. L
cluslve territory limu. W ttu l.r lenm lo
THE HESY BILL PUB. CO., Norwich, Coon.
MRS. A.E.UHL.
3Iy Sjirin Stouk is complete ia
every line, finalities of (iooJs aro
the licit, styles newest arnl pretti
est and prices lowef-t.
Tiie pniJent buyer will tlml it
srreatly to his or her advantage to
examine my stock before jmrehas
inir. ii:i GOODS
A complete liae of Dress Goods
of all the newest qualities,
styles, shades ar.tl kinds, at
very low prices.
SILKS
A large assortment plain, black,
colored, plaid, figured and
chaniirable silks. Price rang
ing from ;"0e to tl.50
WOIL-TED GOODS
A comjilete line of Cashmeres,
Henriettas. Serges, Wliipcords.
Diagonals in many styles and
colors. Prices from l 1-2 to
$1.2--..
WASH GOODS
A complete assortment of
Dress Ginghams, Sc. to 30c.
Linon D Inde, 12 1-2 to 15c.
Many new styles of Dress
Goods from 10 to 25c. Out
ing Flannels from 7 to 12 1-2.
DRESS TRIMMINGS
Au immense line of Dre.-s
Trimmings, including Velvets.
Silks, Laces, Gimps, in all
shades, also beautiful irides
cent styles.
1IAMCURGS
The lanre.-t and finest assort
ment of Hamburg Edgings and
Flo ti nr in irs ever seen in Som
erset. Prices low.
LACES
A great stock of laces of the
kinds that are now most fash
ionable, in Silk, Lir.eu and
Cotton, iu Dlack, Cream and
Vt nite.
CURTAIN'S
Parker & Parker.
Cloak and Waiste Department.
The Spring lines of Ladies' and
Children's
JACKETS AND CAPES
are now in and are of the very lat
est productions and in the front
rank for STYLE, FIT and FINISH.
Ladies Silk Waists and
Tailcr Marie Suits
a ner FEATURE wiih us this
Spring.
We have added a handsome line
of Ladies' Silk Wai-ts and Saiior
made Suits and will show for the
Coming Season.
A SUPERIJ COLLECTION of
Garments,
comprising all the best Ideas and
Styles at PRICES to insure popti-laritv.
IN-
Carpels, Lace Curtains,
Fifth Avenue.
'pitt5burgr.
1
CAPES !
bir
THE
w "E.
Cheap-Choice Chic Char-.
Evt-rybotly want a Cai thi Sfiwj. So tmr.f. t .,..
Our prict bring then utthin t.'ie reifh of ettryonr.
Nice Doable Capes of Fine Cl.j-.h : I; i v
Greens. Clues and ia::s; :.!y jj. ' "
Long Triple Capes of Irriilosri -it S. : -
colors on dt'iercnt lrza'-s : Silk . ...
Fine Doable Ctif.es, with Iutti r:ivC
Silk-lined Cape; Siiis an i il ,
DIuc, Rtack. Green and Ta:i : -j .i
Velveteen Rutteriiv Capes: lined i..
Us, Carpel Chains, etc.
e expect the preference of
your patronage on four points :
At
At
At
$2.95 r
$4'9S
s
I2.75S
Irrideseent Silk ; a verv l.s.:b
R!aek on'y; $12.75.
Thec are but four item out rf fiiiiutrn! in C apt ah, nr. Q
to talk about Jarketx Suii. It'rup.i, etc. l!:rre r7.i,.'(7j r''""
Come a nil Jutdje for yoitretf.
CAMPBELL & DICK
81-83-85-87-&-89 5th Ave., PittsbuWh.
Cinderella Stoves and
nilFFrsTc)
llsVll
Cleanli-
TU.!
a. C I i l i T
s, --unc
ncss
Lessens
Labor.
E
1.
Saves
Ycu
T Twill pay you to examine the QUEEN CINDERELLA .
for you buy. It has ail the latest improvements, tiiil h . ;i :
teed to be a uood baker. It ht.s the direct tlraft damper, by vi.:. -can
have a fire in one-half the time re-juirt d with the or-iiiary ll,-'; .
This is a valuable feature wiu-a you wtiiituqui :k lire for furly i r
T iias an extra large high oven, thoroughly veatlkaed. T':- ,;..
v ;:i
Iri:
of ii.i'owing and outllowinj air can be regulated at -.vi'.I::
i -
iOss.
a perfect baker, and no burning on the top. It has
grate, which is the perfection of convenience and c!
peciallv durable, having three separate
grates ia one, and not easily warped by the action oft
Mar. jfa. tiire.1 br I-tHAVEJi A CO., Limited. Fittrbarxti. SoM an ', g.mn,
JAMES 13. HOLDERBAUM, Somerset.
!.I,-vcr.-:.
Pi
Krissinger i Kurtz, Berlin. Pa., and P. J. Corcr h Son
KKMKMBF.Ii "Things June we!! ami ith a care, eicrav'. t!i
Jas. B. Holderbaum
Has just received a car load of Rice Coil Spring Baggies.
our Rice Coil spring Luggies to ba tiie easiest rid.ugia l
durable made in tha orld. Try one. The spring cs
not be broken by heavr loading or fast driving.
" 'iT'V'tr i-.i - i
Largest
Choose
Collection to
From,
Choicest Styles,
Superior Qualities
and Low Prices.
All above, con.-ider
chaing elsewhere.
before pur-
Parker &
Parker.
"sUaa.w
W
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)( .-rcrr: ,' s7r.in Jc
S I A I ,
I I . 1
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I X
HAVE IN STOCK
End Spring, Brews er Side Bar Spring
Dexter Queen Spring, Dupe!
Coil Spring Buggies,
AT TRICES TO SUIT ALL BUYERS.
WANTED Famr!...'.k5,M. I Our line of Hamers, Whips. Lap Robes, etc., is complete and at
with us at oc, Xiy,'".Z j whcre couutitiou can't reach for same quality. Call and -
Curtains in Nottingham, Irish
Point and Tamboured. ii'Vts
to $12.00 per pair, poles '2)c.
CURTAIN SCRIMS
Curtain Scrims, 5 to 15 cts.
SASH CURTAINS
A largo assortment of style?.
STOCKINGS
make at Vast ;1 -r montli. Nuw is the
lime to start in on fj.il saif-. Kit'irant outlit
fr.-e. AJ.lrss
ALLEX nvksehy CO.,
Ilochiater, X. Y.
JAIVIES B. HOLDERBAUM
whiskies ! mmn
1 bare jiisv tssPn j-.sss,ion 0f my atv
1-rvinis.s,
o. 13- Ileirord Ktrct.
(formeriy Miil Strts-t.i hT I lii-.e la;a in a
lui i stw. a of
Wines and Liquors,
IF. .A., SCH
H3
LL,
1 tn'J ill her t(rri'rlyt ny emir.' tine and at-
.vunuu u uiv a in,irsa:c j.iquur n j-iut.
The largest stock ever shown j The R-C. L.HD!S Distillation,
in omerset, in fast black and I fcr rtoar ya hanr. a n.tnr 'n'te a-sonrr.fr.t
colors. Prices and colors
guaranteed.
of
GLOVES
A full assortment of kid. silk,
- and cotton gloves and mitts.
WRAPS, CAPES, REEFERS, etc-
My stock of Ladies' and Miss
es' capes, reefers and blazers
is very large, containing all
the newest and most stylish
makes. Prices range from
$1.50 to $15.00.
MILLINERY GOODS
My Mill incry Goods have been
selected with great care and is
the largest and finest assort
ment at the lowest prices.
ONE IN A HUNDRED
Not one of a hundred prcttv
and useful articles that I Lave
:.. ,.... i . s -
in mix-ik cm ue iiienuonea lor i
want of space in this paper.
Come ami seo llmr tJ.n ..Qiri,
------ .iui& uas
not been told about the hand
some goods and low prices.
luisw ioj o..r unl li, ., i.-.:n tine jtar up,
at (bv kriiou iii prii-ea :
"ne-yfar- i, p. r ti;,m
Two
T i:r:-.' . .. - -
r.mr - J .tl
Wl.rtiur a lYaeirr. nr.iclc, svr.fii yon ran
.""i a':rw 'xt t , a-i Hi'S-ihil. ly jms- an.l
in.i-siir nuuor .u. j-iilai i-.ir. ,1 in your ou
'" . ir- my Uri :. in tri.- r...i.- ,if ti,
-....I. -a p ii.-i'Minrien win i.Hiii'i a smii-ic
n iu ti iy an. I i icteiy Mix aisl witii i;i
ino.ttl IjrAtlOstjr
AVincs, Liquors & Ci?ars.
Tbii if . ow nrj aii-1 .. ra te.i lis- A. r. Wini-r. I:i
diliiiiin ittthc a'n t. I ar.-p mi han 1 a
coiiii.li le asx.tniMit .if imjiirttsl
an.l UjMisiic
WIHES, BZER. A Li , EIUNDIES AND
CORK ALS.
S. I. kSWJEITZKi:,
14 Bedford St
C,iim,er.!ainl. - ?Id
B.ccles and f1--
Bnv anrl W
Girls. Vk rite for particuianJ
AIIEF.ICAj. tea coJ
?38 345 r-hy . Piiijhom.Pi
Mijs. 'Jl E. Dul
liirtra UiiKllis ln lasr. In .(,sv. (.rax-l NVr
.ia.!iess. 11,-art, t-r iiarr t i.in-r li,.
i.iiiwri I iv a II rw . la ik'iii.l rliiijf : imn'tm,! (,f
Mil- ki.lii-y. we Tens an.l (x.ih.. ih, Llml. ami
mil. -au- i ra nor ?l ymi rann. hwe hralih
Ciirt nve (n-pr ii y ir' air.i M Bn,-in li.Ws"
anU lir-.jy.-Mnt I. Ik :. il.l.. B-mlliem, Fa.
1 ioilHTsuai;: t Uumtilala. Tiy ii rUr..
xasranus-l.
Cann'$ Kidney Cure Co , 120 Venango St
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DEALER IN
STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS
and Kitchen Furnishings.
MANUFACTURER OF
TIN, SHEET-IR0J1 AND COPPER WARE.
SUGAR PANS, SAP BUCKETS, SCOOPS
AND SYRUP CANS
both round and square at lowest possible prices.
Tin snd Steel Roofing, Tin and Galvanized Iron Spoutii- f .' H
r.nd Rarns, put up iu bet manner.
r.,uinates lurnisiiedfor heaticg buildings by steam, hot
air without charge
P. A. SCH ELL
MAIN CROSS ST.
r a:.i
SOMERSET. PA
OUR CLOTHING IS
l.hrht
in
Style,
llight
in
Fit.
Kight
in
Workmanship.
in
rricc.
mintimIer
& OGELVIE,
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
122 Clinton St.,