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" :5'v OS B- SCULL. Ed-tor.
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' .. . : wca be ripe.
-
:aJeiker wroa fjr sale
J. B. HuLPEItJCK.
u tie ir is great gerai col-
i f' '
. .,,V-ji tier;? advertises four
' ' ;.:. of Shri3 sVi.
'.he H skald should not forget
. Nl'i..viffr. liie Jruftnat, ea t their
Co' Gran J Opening of
1.."t fky aal Friday text.
XJi J j::a D- Hicks, of :hi DU-
r ... oration oaMeuwriaa
11 M. TreJweli Co' Grand
" . . iiriy Friday of next
' "T. t, . ..rib ii-;e to come tunc
. o.-ois. I'.-ic Surprise,
" ' . , j deaiutit and grade
ut line of boots and
" Km-tper ls.uck.
. : r .It the leogUi of the day
' ." - uI tij,: y6 ma-v "
"rT .... i.y douWiag Uieuue of liie
u.c "i g:'e Uie length of
djui.e tie time of aeibug
" tlc .r.tV-2 "ft!j-V-
ia i-i-ir.au:ty to select from the
ti t.. ; ....nery Ojodj ill Uie couu
ca.;vd at
II. M. ItEfcWELl Co T.
. nt-rr train, north bound.
:1-1 -
V4i.jjrd tT several ;.rii.'.it cjr
..-J aaa b.j.kaied tue track
...... a. A treifc-ai wrecs at ilus
. ..j... delayed ltie uu
. ; . care interest attaches to
a itrnse to John P. Haas, a
h .'.! i-rofrietor. Mr. Haas
. en ti-e l:e dividing Herts and
- .ir.i.e-. a:.d the line runs alaio:
--.- ..a the miJi.e of his bar-room.
.r.. whether Mr. Haao has a
-.sr.. 1. ,--'r auirti armed with a
T:'r i tM'ti Coiia'y.
.:,.; .f taste and economy, when
n:: H ? or it juiit-is, go to the oldn-l
y.- e . : ;'fd MiUioery Store in the
M M. Tekuwell Co.
.i'.-T ieli the story of a boy who
E,:itt .tU a sack of roasting
i; r: i.'.rnsj around town all day.
.- j jt filing theai. When
- a-ivi him why he had not sold
. - r .i. i tat no one had aiked him
lor .a the sa. . Ttjere are many
,r tLat hy. They b.iyastoik
.. lI Lrve: i.-t the public know that
j.r'.-nti or that they wtta to dia-
.: --si.
il. r.-. Spring and Slimmer Mil-
- :y aJ Friday of neit week,
.u.ttd Come!
11. M.TiiEliVlKLL A Co.
will attract much attcu-..--:'
it unl-jae histonoai Talue.
..i.,d :jap;ar in Iivfitr't l: nor for
i'. entitled "Cradl-.-s and Lad-f-i
wu ed.ted by the late
-: -t ''i.-L Tee iliu.-traf.oas which
i I'ir.y 1: are from models now on
;.3 ". the lolanibian Eiosilion.
i .j are iaclulol in what id known
i.itta t jiltvt.oa, which was x-
r. t: tae I'ari Ilipoi ion o! 1'., but
. : -t ii r been largely a airmen ted.
.1 ill-lai.es to d j writing a; home,
j.- -J to i-V." per week. tend
stamjied envelope for reply.
.v ii VP M It Wtl .BT,
Mlshawaka, Ind.
. .- is the Kev Ira Hick'a weather
a: :'-r Hay. After cxI weatner, about
"- t;i!groir war-ner in the West,
t ". vLrt Eastward there will be
- rai alotit the S;h, '.'.a and l.h. A
.-: 7 to frosts ahjai tlie l''th to lo.
tit'.'oi toiJj a ma-ked su.rm period.
i-x e and daugerj is storm daring
- ait. tar-erly to Southerly winds,
- ..- ;v. w falling barometer, are
it li.-j.:rrs of coming d:st Lrbancea.
a-.u iter rr'asrs to rise, look for a rtpe
. jfak.a. a.tid.and thun ier in cycles of
. L:s. About the S'M there will
ii rrr?e in tern ;eri: are resulting in
air j-.;rasi:re in announcing a Suni
' -L.:.?of pattern hats and seasonable
-. .a lew tr mnied and untrimtned
jri n.m-r and new r.bixics, TueJay
- iew.siay. May ldia and 17th.
Msts. K. C CortBoTH.
rs f t?1.: n of eb-! cuperiatesdenta
' thr state on Tuesday appears to
' t'-t rale rather than the exception
-i taat chai directors are fast be-
- " '- -arert lo the belief that fre-jaeut
a-r"! :s the s;-er.tite:ideacy are undesi
I - . itvcra. counties in Western I'enn-
1 a taioiumenta attached to the
- - .a.r-a-i. Kor exampie, Indiana
-;f a ---i its saper.iiteiiJeiit's salary
-' to ti. '.; Ciearticld county,
-i vi t., jj.-fi; Beaver county, from
' :; Cauib.-ia country, from
" i 5'" '. Warren county, from
Tut salary ia this county
av.i : r j iijrai patrjaij ia the put
-"tiiarr Apr:; l-t, I am prepared lo de
aa p irrtihser for ail sprinf crops,
" i-.at: :ia vegetables. Motto : Best
; u.ohey. tail on or write
A. C. Iaivis,
Somerset, Pa.
- c- p '.;'..- phen siys: -P.ant
' .;''a-,-s :;i i:-,r dtrs of the moon when
' V a. ttie itct or eise you won't have
:;: i tt'in: ba;!J yur fence in
"'"t.ir ai:.. and shr'l! sink al-
X s-fv.. j.tt hrr np jn the ligbi,
.- y r f at there; kill yoar hogs
o:'tae ra oa aud your meat is
'bm in the d i-S and the meat
- :7 tip 12 grea and b. of no account ;
tidies ia the ligij! of the moon
7a.a. r:sit ; put them on in the
ti.y aid aar every time; lay
'" --aarj rj thr iTt-u in t he dark of the
-".: k.l!. lay it Join in the lifc-bt
"' ra; t.iii. Vju njay not be
" ' tje Oi.vjii has ia jr inilaecce on
tan aay otSr-r jiiauet."
Xr-.'.jrc hive we bero able to o.Trf so
vanrd av-jnnirat of f:vah and
t rvi- .a yc3 Ladie', Mism' aaJ
- ' Le tnoes. Colored gd a spet
Fasc fcMtvLia,
Kcepper tlock.
" f f.jrf-1 ra v.b-prerentive
a -rth whii lo remember that
.u t.rrcr j:j where there are laven-a-
ii-'-a whee they have begun
c,rV;af..rta3d feathers, a lavh
( a.i'le w;th pood lavender
. -i're-: la tier damage. Njoue
ca j-arw cr o it fieaaant odor
"r-"'c'-- A haera iirUtioa tf
. ' "-.ets ia ehjcetn, ;.- era -ad
-ft the sausftcuoa Waiting
. --ar Oe.ougmgs with tue
TJf their depredation.
u pon
Put K
. '-t ia your piano if you fear
tea age Lh frit.
J".-85- 2:plete in 11 size and
rvut-lt't ia-, Patlon Sbawi, Coo
v . ! Saoea, iVarkici Ehoes and
tT 'Te -ery newest and
,;j les and guarantees a frat-
-tirSnat. AU grade in
j 41 e: p:j known to good quali
Kas buiVLCs,
ilnepper Block.
Yesterday was the twenty-firs anniTersa-
J " "-ae great ure in mis p;a.
Mr. William K. Jnv, - n,l :c f tj.i-;
wore, are the gun's cf the latt's sister,
xr;.. v , . . Tj i.-c.
Kennedy Price, of Meyersdale, and Jasper
AngasUDe, of Addis- n. were shaking Lajuls
with their onmerous Somerset friends yes
terdar. Inviiauons are out for the welding of Mr.
Carey Linsley and Miss Maude A . Meele, of
Manstiid. v. The groom U a native of
this place.
The atttntion of farmers is directed to the
advertisement elsewhere in this issue of
Jacob Kaufaan, Jr. Ee m-IU the Uit har
vesting machines on the market.
J. B. Snyder, who is conducting a rac
oefcsfal mercantila business at Wilmerding,
Westmoreiand county, has been spending
the past few days with Li- family in this
place.
Charles W. Mosholder, a former erne-love
of this otlce, now holding a responsible po
sition with the Cambria Iron Company, at
Johnstown, is spending a few days with
oomerstl friends.
The seventeenth annual session of the
Lutheran Sunday School Association cflbis
county will convene in the Lutheran church
at Fr.edens. on the 2ad inst. Wm. H. Kup
pie. Esq , is president of the Association.
Mrs. Adam Schlicktruian, wife of a ven
erable German citizen, whose borne is one
mile south of town, died at an early hour
Thursday morning, aged about seventy-five
years. The deceased is survived by her buv
bind and on'.i son.
E. Newton StuiTc, of Jenner township, who
has been weak-minded for a number of
years, became violent a few days since. He
was brought to Somerset yesterday aud Com
mitted to jaii, until arrangemente can be
made for bis removal to I'ixmoiit Assvluin.
Two Somerset county lemocrats picked
up plums that fell from the fedt-ral tree Sat
urday. They we"e Harry S pe, who succeeds
his brother Will as postmaster at Sipesvillc,
and C. W. Baldwin, who will j-orforoi the
duties of postmaster at Berkley 's Mills, in
Sacamit township.
If "-resolutlng" will control the federal
appointments in this county, the Central
Iemocratic Society are " stricliy iu it."
The members of the Society meet periodical
ly, and, afier deploring the decadence of the
time-honored custom of holding mass '
meetings, proceed to resjlute.
Mr. IL E. Meyers, who has beva clerk in
the Prothonotary's orS- during the past rive
years, Saturday evening tendered his resig
nation. It was prompt'y acd-pted
by Captain Saaaer aad Monday
morning Mr. Meyers was reiieved from
tur.her duties in that otbee.
A handsome, elderly gentleman, with a de
cided western air, who has beea renewing
his acjuair.laace with ths p?op!e of Somer
set the jst week, is Mr. Jacob Lichty, who
formeriy resided on the farm now occupied
by Simon S. hrock. just west of town. Mr.
Lichty hails from Waterloo, Iowa.
A ten-year-old daughter of Samuel Giover,
of jiear SjtneinV.J. was aimjst instantly
kilied Saturday by beiag struck on the head
by a bail bat in the bands of a lad naoied
Early. The latter was playing bail with
the children of Mr. Giover, who is k'.a uncle,
wheu the bat slipped oat of h:S hau Js.
E ijaa Livengooi, of E c Lick tjwaship,
maL-ufactared more maple sugar the past
season than any other man in Sjmerset
county, and he is believed to have produced
m..relhaa any other manufacturer in this
Slate. Hf reports -.T.'i pound of s :gar and
forty gallons of maple syrup for 1.' '. Mr
Luetigood will receive 1 175 s bounty.
Andrew Lohr, aged seventy four years,
d ed at his borue oa West Main stre-t, Sun
day morning. The deceased had beea atMicted
with a ma'.igaaat cancer on his rig'tit ear for
the past three or four year aad his d-ata
was due to it. He is survived by his wife
and two children. The interment took
place at the Metzier church, ia Sjraerse
township. Tuesday miming.
Mr. Jonathan Smith, of Stoyestowa. who
bus beea urged by his f.-ieaj all over the
county to become a candidate for Sheriff at
the coming Lepi.blican pr.mary election finds
that it w:ii be impossible for him to cm. ply
with their desires, at this time, aud re-juertj
the HxajtLp lo announce the fact through
its columns. Mr. Smith will probably turn,
up for that or some other couaty orhae in
the tut ti re.
Shortly after nine o'clock Satur lay even
ing the farm Loose ofGt-c. A. H. Corfrotb,
oa the hill top j ast east of town, was dlscov
erei to be o a fire. The fiimes were sub
died by parties who harried to tb; scene,
bat not until af.erthey hai barnfi away
the interior of the build ng. The loss wiil
reach several hundred duliars. Tne fire
was undoubtedly of incendiary origin, as
the bouse was unoccupied at the time un
dergoing repairs.
It is proposed by the Western Pennsylva
nia Masvriic association to erect a fun.mer
bote!, at some point convenient to the rail
road, fur the accommi-dation of lM) to
persons. New Florence, Hillsi 'e and 1-lgo-nier
are among the j-omts under orsldera
tion. The hotel wid be for the accoraaioda
lion of members and the r families at:d free
from the rltsh and fads of fashionable sum
mer resorts. rVhal's the matter with Som
erset pattir.g ia a bid for the hotel ?
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Kaepper will leave
Sooierst shortly Jura western trip. They
will first proceed to Indianapolis, where
they wiij bej jined by their son Geo-ge, who
is astnleat ia oa of the elu rational insti
tutions of that city, whea they will c .mtin
ce on to Chicago. They will devote
several weeks to viewing the sights at the
World's Fair. Afier " d )ing" the Fair they
will j Kiruey farther west, taking in l'enver
aad other cities bef ire returning to Somerset
Postmaster Keller has been informed ly
the !epar!nieut that for the benefit of per
sons intending to visit the World lair a
post othr-e bas been created on the grounds
which wili continue in operation during the
fair. A rpecial force of carriers will coilex t
and deliver mail to all psrts of the grounds
Visitors to Cbioago, cot knoring their pre
cise location, can have their mail sent to
this branch office, bat all matter should
plainly marked ' World's Fair S-ticn, Chi
cago, III. Tbe o:!i-e will transact money
order and registry basin ?, a'so, and will
be a great convenience.
Tbe eiitor of tbe Vr lette is very roach
lirturbeJ over the appearance of the Court
Hviaseyari. He thinks, and most pyop'e
agreswith. him, thsl tbe public ground
should oat be used for the purpose of dis
p' tying patent gi's. pi'-ftat fences, The
Yairt'e can raise the saiue objection against
d lacing tbe walis of tbe Court House with
alverlistm'nts for patent medicine, local
basinesa firms, Ac. It mig'at be well for
the county authorities to place a bulletin
board in tne Court House for the display of
leral notices in which the public is inteiest
ed. bet there is certainly no reason why the
walls of tbe building sbould be pasted over
with advertisements of the character named.
Important changes in the time of E. 4 0.
Waias will go into eJsct next Sunday, when
the new through vestibale-i train from New
York to Chicago will run via the Pittsburgh
d.rhdoa and the Pittsburgh Western.
The wast bound train wiil be due at Rack
wood at aboat a JO p. m. A dining car will
be attached to the train at Conuellsviile and
will be run Ut a point beyond Pittsburgh,
where it will be picted op by the east bound
train tbe following tnomins and returned" to
Joaceliiviile. By csing tbe former train
SoBierset people going to the World Fair
can leave ban at aboit i3 in tbe after
Don and arriye in Chicago lb cext morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Laoghtoo, of Drift
wood, Pa., have been in Somerset for the
pas! few days. They were called here by
the critical illness of the former's mother.
According to the Johnstown IlrrtiiJ both
parties to the dispute as to who bas the right
to the coal lands of Edward Holaopple, of
Paiut tow nship, which were recently bought
by the Thomas boys, of Johnstown, and
others, are confident of winnio the suit.
The case U set for trial at the coming session
of court, but it is not probable that it wili
come to trial at that time, owing to the ina
bility of the parties bringing the suit to get
proper surveys of the property in order to
proper:y prosecute their suit.
The printing of envelopes by the govern
ment for business purpose will be abolished
September next, and the t xkk) annually
paid tor this work will hereafter be distrib
uted where it belongs among the printers
throughout t.e country. There is no more
sense in the government printing envelopes
for business purposes than there would be in
the government starting a clothe pta facto
ry or insisting on lettering ail the tomb
stones sold throaghout the country. The
work belonged lo the printers and the law
O'ight to have beea repealed long ago.
A bjy named Mcdaia, of Homestead, a
studeut at the Ki?kiuiineias School, Salts
burg, Iadina county I'a. died in great agony
Tut sday morning shortly before 5 o'clock.
Tat evening previous, in company with
sevtral schoolmates, he ent to the woods
to gather sweet myrrh. By mistake a
poisonous herb was found, of which young
McClaiu ate f.etiy. About 8 o'clock that
evening he was taken v.oletitly ill. A
physician was summoned, and remained
constantly at the bov's bedside until death
occurred.
Link Z. miners, aa employe of the Yougli
Lumber Company mills below Uaio Pyle.
had a narrow cscaj (rum death in the Youth
river at Bailey's Point last Saturday. Ia at-
itn.pt:!ig to cross the river iu a sk if he was
thrown into the water an J drif.ei to a large
rock where he was Iran J s n:e hours later.
A rescuing party succeeded in getting him
saiViy t shore after four hours hard work.
7. oiaitrs was pulled to the shore through
the sifi current by a roje which was tied
tightly abjut his bdy. He had inhaled a
cotisijerable lantity of water aa J wai ua
cctscioas when rescue!.
Beufjrd county llepublioaas have nomi
nated 0. Ilufus llademaa for prothonotary,
John S. Wrght for Associate Judge, John B.
Hammers for sherifl, W. S. Lysinger for
register and reorber, John S. Weiier for
district attorney, James Piper and William
Masters for commissioners, Albert Cessna
for treasurer, Henry S. Baker for poor di
rector, A. Biackburn and W. C. Litchey f .r
auditors and X. W. McOaniel for coroner.
I'.-. W. T. Hughes an i C. C. Keamer were
tie. ltd delefc-tes to the Elate convention and
ir.strucied to vote for Hon. John Stewart for
supreme j udge so long as his name was be
fore the convention.
Thursday night a large bam owned ly
John Swaager, near Marraysvillf, West
moreland county, with all contents, inch! 1
ins hay. grain, farming implement?, harness,
three valuable colts and two horses, was en
tirely cons.imed by tire, theorem of which
is a mystery. All the family except three
small children were absent and they were
at the uou-e preparing supper at the time.
prank, a 1J year-old son, discoveied the
fire, and hastening to the barn, which mas
then wrapped ia dames, rushed into the sta
bles, atid by heroic efforts socceeiJ in res
cuing three liorsee and live cows, bat in do
ine so he was considerably burned. The
lo-s wili reach ;,'.". on which there is a
partial insurance in the Westmorland Mu
tual ins .ranee company.
At the recent aessioa of the Lawrence
comity license court J aJge Hazea hai the
fjilowirg to :ay :
" Tnere is oae thing personally I want to
say ia regard to this license matter. I can
not leave my team and go to the hotel with
out being buttoa-boled by people who know
much ttter, ople who get dowa oa their
kr.eesand ptay to Almighty God. They are
an imputation on man. It is a mark of low
principle to io such a thing as this. My
self and my brother judges are continually
aaaoved by letters ia regard to licenses. Ap
plicants come to us or send some oae. I n
uer no circumstances will a license be grant
ed to ( eople who approach the Court in any
wsy in .regard to license. This might as
weil be understood now as any time.
The Noss Jollity Company gave a bright
and Novel performance at the Graid Opera
House last evening. This is the company's
fi-st appearance, which, however, did not
pr.-venl them from receiving a most oord.al
roeplion froai a large audience. "A t'aick
Match" is full of amusing incident. The
rooster dance proved to bean unicjue special
ty, while the musical iu'-!e made cjuite a
hit The company carry a large number of
beautiful costumes. The raxaphone sextette
and the Mexicaa Mandolin Tioubadors were
among the novel musical special ties intro
duced daring the evening. Tue company
d serves a packed house. Hiilimj (Til.)
HV.'d.
At the t'pera House to-morrow night.
m
Oj the aftera-oa Iraia over the B 4 0.
Rauroad. TnursK'y Eugene Wellwood, sales
man for Love, Sunshine i Co , and Miss
He en, daughter of J. W. Steveason, the
jeweler, were passengers. No one al the
time noticed anything remarkable iu this
lar, bat subsequent events have proved that
it was by prearraiigement that they both
left on tue same tiain, as they were eloping
to Cumberland, where they were married
t-iat tiigai. The young laJy is only about
eighteen years o! age and ber parent objected
to her prop sed marriare. Tue young eo
ple were not to be thwarted and planned aa
elopement whicii lau been saccessfuilv '
tied out. When Miss Stevenson left htie
she pretended she was going tc spend lue
a t-rnoon with a lady fneud in this city.
Department Commander Thomas G. Sum
pie bas isc-ued from Stale headquarters, No.
l')S Arch street, Pailadelphia. under date
cf May 1st. general orders No. , which con
lain the annual aJjress to the G. A. R.
Posts of Pennsylvania on the importance of
faithful.' observing Memorial I 'ay. May
S tb. He instructs the various Posts to ar
range for attending divine service Sunday,
iZsth, and toap.Mjint committees whose duty
it shall be to vit the public schools prior lo
May IVita. and call the attention of the chil
dren, by short addresses to the lessons taught
by the ceremonies of that day. He farther
state i that ia locaiit.es where there are more
thaa one Post, jjint arrangements should
be made and invitations extended lo the
ladies of the Grand Army, Womm'a Relief
Corps and S jns of Veterans to participate in
the sei vices of tbe day. Posts desiring Me
morial Day services, as published in pamph
let form, w ill be famished witb copies free
of charge cpon application to headquarters.
In the State of Pennsylvania bi cycles aad
tr-cyclea enjoy all the privileges of other ve
hicles upon the pablic roads, which fact ia
BH generally understood throughout the
country districts, and becau&e of the misun
derstanding expeaaive law suits are liable lo
lake place in case of collisions between bi
cycles and other vehicles. Our wheelmen
complain frequently of drivers of teams wbo
in-1- ad of giving them room to pas cpoo
the roads endeavor to crowd them into the
gutters along aide, thus endangering not
only the wheel but the limbs of the rider.
An act of the legislature fully covers this
matter and gives tbe wheelman all road
privileges. It is as follows :
"Rt it enacted, etc That bicycles, tricy
cles and all vehicle propelled by band or
foot, aad ail person by whom bicycles,
tricycle and saca other veil idea used, rid
den or propelled upon tb public highways
of this State, shall bs entitled to the same
rights and subject to the same restriction
in tbe use thereof as presented in case of
persons using carriage draw a by bones."
Tbe Kramer or Od City wagon ia acid by
J. 8. HjLEIBXiU.
HOw They Voted.
Iaasmtrch as a dispes'tion hs been man
ifested in certain ..uarters to defeat the will
of a majority of the school directors of this
county who voted forJ. M. Berkey fcr County
Superintendent at the convention of direct
ors beld in tbe Court House last Tuesday,
by trying to make it appear that be i Berkey)
did not receive tbe votes of a majority of the
directors present, tbe HiEiLD herewith pre
aents a list of ail tbe directors who responded
to their names when tbe roll of the con ven
tion was called by Chairman Cook, and who
subsequently voted upon the call of tbe
roll. One hundred and eighty-eight direct
or were present and voted. Ninety-five
voted for J. M. Berkey and ninety-three
voted for E. E. Pritta, as follows :
rot j. x. BEaxtT.
Allegheny : Wendling Werner, Augustus
Tayman, Joseph Miller, Fred. R. Shafler,
Charles Dorn.
Berlin : Jacob S wartxandruber, F. B.
Coiias, J. A. Philson, S. P. Zimmerman,
Robert Pbilson. Samuel Eugle.
Black : D. M. Weimer.
Brothersvalley : Hiram P. Hay, J. M.
Masser, Elias Cober, Henry G. Hay.
Casaelman : H. H. Wirt, J. A. Liphart.
Conemaugh: Jacob I. Kaafmaa.
Confluence: J. J. lleynolds. Rev. J. R.
Brown, Hiram Framz, B. K. Puliia.
Elk Lick : D. Compton, D. J. Eagle, J. J.
Engle, John Blake, D. W. Maust.
Fair Hope: Jacob Karauerrer, W. H.
Suder, James Fair, Israel BarkeU
Greenville : 8. D. Yutzy.
Jefferson : Frederick Shsrulia.
Jenner: J. J. Shatter.
Jennertown: Rev. G. W. Crist. H. W.
Maurer.
Larimer: H. B. Beal, H. Johnson.
Lower Turkeyfoot : John Gibson, G. E.
Cunningham, J. L. Hyatt, John Nicola,
James McNeal, N. B. TannebilL
Meyersdale: Wm. Kupp, H. J. Ebeka.
M id Jiecreek : Wilson Whipkey, J. W.
Shultz, Nelson Savior.
Milford : D. G. Miller, J. S. Phillipni.
New Baltimore: Bernard Wolfhope, John
M. Topper, John P. Spicer.
New Cetitreville: Dr. W. II. Gardner,
R. H. Dull, Aaron J. Miller, W. H. Walter.
Jaiues B. Ferrell.
Northampton: E. G. Bjwraan, J. H.
Miller, J. U Snyder, Calvin Foorbauga.
Paint : Daniel Holsopple.
(jueinahoning : Nathaniel Hauler.
Kockwood: S. A. Kendsll.
Salisbury: J. D. Livene od, W. H. Bouch
er, Henry Kidner, Theo. Wagner, Chaa. H.
Beat
Shade : David Wagner, James Berkebiie-
Somerset Borough : J. R. Scatt, A. J.
Hileman.
Somerset: DaTid Weller.
Southampton : Andrew Kenne'.l, B. F.
Baker.
Stoyestown : Dr. J. H. Gardner, Paul B.
Schlag.
Summit: H. S. Walter.
Cpper Turkeyfoot : J. A. Shultz, J. F.
Youukin, Moses Liphart. William Gerhard,
Irvia Younkin, Peter Nichelson.
Frsina : J. B.Jennings, Dr. W. Kuhl
man. I. J. Miller, J. B. Davis Noaa Scott,
A. S. levy.
Welleriburg : Dr. S. C. Fechtig.
Total, &.
roa K. r. rairrs.
Addison : John Wiikias, J. C Dehaven,
Thomas E. Nuil.
Black : H. S Swarner, S. A. Shoemaker,
Peter Sayder, John H. Fowler.
Brothersvalley : Waciaru Brant, S. S.
Mosholder.
Benson : David 11! ough, D. J. Lehman,
John Wolford, W. W. Weyand.
Casselrxan : B. W. Witt, W. D. Zufall,
Jesse Heed.
Conemaugh : John SiabI, Samuel Gin
dlesperger, Isaac Y. Kaufman, Isaac Yoder.
ConrJueuce : G. G. GrotT.
Fair Hope : G. J. Hibner.
Greenville : Joseph Shultz, J. B. Lowry,
I. Shockey.
Jetlerson. A. B. I-ahart, A. M. Miller.
Ncah H. Bruner.
Jenner. Jerome StuiTi. Freeman J. Hotf
man. John B.esetker, John WelgUly, Sam
uel Speigie.
Jennertown. t'avtd L. Witt, John Rink,
Ianiel Pearson, Solomon Judy.
Lincoln: II W. Bittner, John J. Darr,
W. A. Maurer, H. L. S pe, J. J. Sbaulis, M.
M. Sbaulis.
Meyersdale: J. W. Young, A. F. John.
Middle reek : Simon P. Lyons. Urlas M.
Say lor.
Milford : Perry Schrock. S. A. Walker,
J. L. W. Seibert, Jacob Seci.ler.
New Baltimore ; Henry J. Eagbert,
Michael Uickey.
Paint. Peter Knable, Isaac D. Shaffer.
yuemahoning : Aaron J. Biough, David
M.ller, Eii W. Shaver, J. J. Zimmerman,
Peter J. Biough.
Rock wood : W. H. Johnson, A. J. Gro
wall, Solomon Snyder.
Shade: Levi Koontz, David Cable, Chas.
A. Wagner, Henry Johnson.
Somerset Borough: Chas. J. Harrison, M.
J. Prills, H. S. Kimmel, J. M. Cook.
Somerset : John Bmgner, James M. Ca
ble. Bruce Friedline, Joseph J. Snyder, Nor
man B. Peurod.
Southampton : Samuel Shoemaker, Si
mon Lepley.
Stonycretk : J. F. Reiman. M. J. Snyder,
J. J. Walker, D. 3. Wilson. J. J. Kimmel,
W. J. Giessaer.
Stoyestown : Isaac Ferner.
Summit: H. P.Walker, IT. C. Werner,
S. H. Marteeny, S. S. Miller. Charles Shaller.
Wellersburg :-J. E. Shatter, G. W. Witt,
Henry Moser.
Total, 13.
The above list waj checkej ofT by the ed
itor of the HiatLD and he bas since verified
its accuracy by comparts in with lis s kept
by gentlemen present in the convention
from Berlin, Meyersdale and Somerset, and
it also agrees with the official list of direct
ors present as kept by the secretaries of the
convention and calied by Chairman Cook,
with the single exception of Jere.Silhaugh,
a director from Addison, whose preset o
was announced by a brother member of the
Addison board of directors, and wbo did
not respond to hi name when called upon
to ote.
T Le height of the season is almost here
when we will receive several invoices of
fresh Millinery every week. We are always
ready for you witb tbe most tylish goods
from Pittsburgh, Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York, at tbe very lowest prices.
We trim hats while yon wait.
51. M. TaxDWELL t Co.
Will Probably be Settled by the
Court.
The following action was taken by the
Pittsburgh Conference of tbe Evangelical
Association of North America at their sess
ion, in the city of Filtsburgh, March lo. 'IO :
WHiBxts. There exists within tbe bounds
of this tbe Pittsburg Conference, a faction
consisting mainly of ministers who are in
open revolt against tbe discipline and order
of tbe Evangelical Association, and whose
purpose, inter alia, now is to secure to their
proposed new organization ail tbe church
property of the Evangelical Association
they possibly can, and
Whibeas, This conference is obligated by
the discipline to preserve for the Evangeli
cal Aasociation all iu churches, prsons.ge
and ail other property within iu bounds,
therefore
IUAvtd, By this Conference that no
church property, parsanage, or any other,
lawfully belonging to any station, district
or circuit of the Evangelical Association of
North America, within the bonds of this
Conference, shall be alienated by sale, mort
gage or otherwise until it shall give iu assent
to any sixth sale or mortgage.
It waa further resolved that the above
should be printed in county newspapers,
when and wherever necessary.
S. M. Bat M..4aDxia, P. E.
Wanted I
Reliable parties to act as agents. Steady
employment and good pay front tbe start.
No experience necessary. Outfit tree.
Address
THE HAWKS XCRSERY CO.,
Rochester, N. T.
Highest of all ia Leavening Power. Latest U. 5. Gov't Report.
L k3
1 iJt
ABSOIUTELY PURE
Not Good Weather for Sowing Oats.
Gen. A- II. Coilrolh disappeared from
Somerset last Monday, when it was given
out that be had gone to Harrisburg. Im
mediately after the adjournment of the
school directors' convention, after Le bad
declared that be wou'd not vote fur General
Grant (as though he ever did vote tor a Re
publican) for a third term, and adding bis
mite towards the defeat of his candidate for
County Superintendent, Chairman Johns, of
the Democratic County Committee, disap
peared as mysteriously as if the earth ha d
opened and swallowed him.
The f tlowing Washington dispatch to
the Pittsburgh CViiiJJiercilii 6'a-te explains
the whereabouts of the two leaders :
Ex-Congressman CoiTrotb. of Somerset,
and Democratic County Chairman Johns, of
Meyersdale, met here luis morning. They
claim mat the meeting was purely acciden
tal: that Mr. Corfrotb was taking the easiest
route home from a convention of tea tiers.
However, their biutuess bereseerued to be cf
the same nature, lor after breakfast they
proceeded to the I'ostottice Department to
gether and were soon closeted w ith Fourth
Assistant Post master-General Maxwell. The
postmaster at New Baltimore having resign
ed, they recommended the appointment of
John M. Topper to sucixi-d him, and it is
understood that the appointment will be
made.
Having secured this much the Som-srset
county pair tried lo krce Mr. Maxwell to
show but hand regard.rig other othces of this
class in that county. Tney trjere.'ore recom
mended thre changes wnerein tbe Republi
can incumbent bad served four years or
more. Mr. Maxwell was not to be caugtit,
however, and instantly demanded lo kuow
if the incumbents had resigned or were anx
ious to be relieved.
I'lion being answered iu the negative he
declined to make the change, and when
pressed for some reason made a new excuse,
viz . that the leaders in cli-tant states had
charged that be was showing favoritism to
the eastern Democrats and that, therefore,
he intended to tiii only vacancies caused by
resignation in those slates for the present.
In proof of thi3 Mr. Maxwell stated that he
had made but seven change in his own state
of New York. Mr. Maxwell also would not
state when he would take up the Pennsylva
nia cases, and informed them that no one
would be permitted to dictate the appoint
ment when they were taken up.
lien. CuiTroth "and Cbairman John then
called opou Postmaster-General liissell and
urged sliced action in liie M'-yersda'e con
test and thai J. M. Oates be tne apointee.
The general iniimated that if the adminis
tration mrended to sow oats this spring tbe
time bad arrived. To this saily Mr. Bis-eil
replied that the unusual heavy ram might
be injurious, and that a prudent farmer
woulj wait until the weather was more fa
vorabl". He slated that he was ready to take
np and decide the Meyers.la'e emit-: as
soon as the Presi 1-nt intimated a desirr to
do so. Satislied that they bad accomplish
ed ail that rouid be done. Gen. CotfroiU nr::
Cbairman Johns left the department and
took tbe afternoon train for home via Cum
berland." The Blessed Baby
can get an entire new outllt consisting o
long or short dresses, Ca-hinere Wraps and
a I.swn, Xaius'iic, Mail or S.Ik Capat Mrs.
A. K. Thi s.
Mt. Morlatt Items.
Farmers are all busy sewing oats.
Jese Crist, of Jenner township, lias a
peach tree in full blosm that bas born fruit
erery year, with four exceptions, sine 1".'.
Philip C. Maurer met with an usly acci
dent one day last week while eniried at
splitting wood. His ax slipped and cut Lis
hand quite seTerdy.
Mrs. Hannah Rhoads, cf Glesscer, was
trisiting here last week. She is a former res
ident of this place and announces her inten
tion of returning and mating ML Moriah
her permanent home.
The report that Mrs. John SiarTi, o.' this
place, is dying cf cancer, is not correct.
Mrs. Stuffi has been atlli jted with that dis
ease tor several years, during which time she
bas been under the care of a Philadelphia
specialist. X.
Wanted.
A good girl. A situation in small family
at good wajres to the propr person. Inquire
at this olhVe.
Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses havebe-ai
issutd since our last report t
Abraham Mussr Stonycreek towt'bip.
Ma,; Lie E. Barkei AllefheDy "
Milton C. Weaer Latrobe, I'a.
Mettle ilingier.. -
John S. Trimy I'pper Turkeyfoot twp.
Belle Cramer ...
tiilmore W. Erant Sionycteelt '
Sarah K. e Somerset
Simon P. P.raiit Eruthcrsvalley "
Ve.'iie Knox Addis.in "
Charles Gaurier Fairitoi "
Koeanah Paasler Meyersdale.
Iavid E. Penro-I Paint Township.
Ida A. Shader
Samael Gray- . K.k Lick "
Sarah Catharine Hair " " "
IUehar.iC. Airman. ..Westmoreland Co., Pa.
Anna Kaiuia V. Morsiousky... Summit iwp.
I". U. Bio'iifh Cotiemsuth Township.
Mary A. Yoder
Bright Women
Wbo are anxious to accomplish the best
results, for the least money, should examine
the Cinderella Range before they buy ; ii is a
good baker and a perfect roaster, and every,
tew feature of practical worth is embodied
into its construction. It bas pleased thous
ands of housewives, and will please yoa.
Sold by Jaa. II. Holderbauru, Somerset, P.
State Crop Reports.
Reports received at the oilice of Secretary
E.ljte, of the Stale board of agriculture, indi
cate that the Consolidated reports of i nc
month Sato, at least so far as they refer to the
wheat crop, were substantially correct and
that the past month s presets, aside frjui
the increase in actual growth, has not mate
rially altered the position. For the season cf
the year the growth of wheat is short, but
the roots barmy passed through the winter
in good condition, are tillering nicely, ar.d
unless something unusual taxes place, an
excellent crop of jrraiii aud straw may be ex
pected. Secretary EJire says wet weather in
the southeastern part of the State has great
ly delayed oat and pjlato planting, and in
some sections tbe crop of oats hare been
given up and some substitute, such as Hun
garian grass, rei..i;rin, a short season for
growth, will be substituted. Ia Some in
stances continued rainfall bas caused the
sets of tbe early planted potatoes to rut and
a second planting is in so me cases "necessary.
A similar delay will pro'sabiy red ice the
area of late planted potatoes, but the in
creased area planted in other sections of the
Stale wiil more than make up the deficiency-Cool
and wet weather Las delayed the
growth of spring fasiure, and that wbich
baa already grown has but little nou.-isliment
in it- Stock in a lew instances have been
turned out but are not thriving properly.
Corn ground plowed last fail his become
very solid, aud should warm weather set in,
both grass and wra.ds wili be bard to keep
down. Late plowing on sod baa been de
layed by tbe weather and corn planting will
be later tban usual. Fortunately the ab
aence of warm weather will prevent any se
rious loss from this account.
MiUinary Opening.
Tbe MUIioery Boom of M. M. Tredwell tt
Co. will be gogeoua t their Opeo.ag on
TbUKMAT A5D FftlDAY NCXT,
with fTerythin new ia Spring aod Sunsmer
M lincry, elected from Ui best bouses ia
New York, PhiLaJe.'pbia Baltimore and Pittv
t urg. Ia the aelectioa J these grxxis we
bale paid ftpecimi alien l: on to tbe wanta and
tastes of our ctutomera, which we ao well
know ; and tbe prices we are coaTiiioed will
meet jour approbation. Yoa are tvspect
fally iaTitd to a: tend, iupect and select
if 70a wiih.
M. M. TacDVKLt. (t Co.
rfWtO&$
Opening: Opening!!
New Trimmed Pattern ilals, Tuesday and
Wednesday, May loth aad I7tb. Would be
pleased to see you.
Mas. K. B. Coffedth.
$500 for Three Cents.
The reproduction is more perfect than the
original, and is oocicplished by the perfect
manner in which wa i jspr designs, origin
ally costing hundreds of doiiars, are printed
by machinery. Many samples of tbes i-a-pers
arranged as Ihey should be used to pro
duce harmotiions elfects, in different Colors,
and also a pamphlet on Economy in Home
Decoratioi and How to Hang Pa;er will be
mailed free by ALFRED PEATS. lept, C
t;V VI. Madison St, Chicago, cr Z-.:Z
W. L.th St , New York.
I hereof OTtifT That the iiIcTrin7 aV-oLitJ
have t-rn t ill air of:. re crtTlu.g U 1'.
and id ijc j-rcH.aU.ti lo luc Coin icr ixn: .r uav
Uoo, on
THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1393.
First .n;t f J. M. Louthcr, cocnua'vve of
Atratiin .-f-iir:T.
Jim Hint f ftuiip W. W'a'kcr. rvoaii'it of
Acirit of it-"nr? T. II-kvit, iur."ivlCif jirt-
"irta:i'i imn a-VrUij: ni Ja.r t V. Sarar.t, a-
Ct . Lid nl.
F"u;m an i f.ntil afoi;nt of W. II. i:t,
trustee a U'i Kctd'- er uf Hit- Ciiact c k i-
tl'D.
Jrji h-. notary f-ftct, U. SINNER.
1 i t .trie.
-NOTICE-
1 h?r hj rnif? ibai the KW m j f titiou f
titufme Lintt l.:i r..M a cr- i in my or!., e
ac -.riin ! ia :a'1 inrtt It e !::e !x; j'ttr-k.-l.U.-1
U liie 1 o;;rt for ajiuu ttat ;, wa
Monday, May 22, 1S93.
Ji.n V. To;.!--, A: lecheny Tonsiiiri.
Itsu.' t. M- i.-e, t.arluter
Henry H. sta.':i .u J :m C B. h'y. is imriit tp.
6. K.'Metzvr. I'poer luaeVoot Iu.fcip.
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lf urji; m '! :.',y t Nc.'-'s. tv
ftW a v.iinrary a'ir:i!'i ! of ail t-'r pr.;-rry,
rral ar..l htm.h:, J.i:m O. IUy, 1:1c
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U. Kty, '. iiidM j:i5i:-ULa;f pay nitui l.J aA
hD hvin-.- iu: .;w BjfAjiit tii.'ii T" j-rt-tl triiM:
Juif ntili.ii;i AUi !-r .-:;lt-i nt u ihe Aa.u
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lOliHT PIUX LAMATION.
V. uKi! v The Horn fVi'n-Jn-Uo "f ta "'it
of i.a .i:.u Pliis .,1 s..ia---t 'Kiu'.y. :.ae
or.iMrr.l irml a s:.-.-K: i i ;nof nu'ii.-.n le. o:
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ai uf casca .ncrein, i;a;i t: .1- !.! at s:uer t. cu
Monday, May 13th, 1S93,
t'or.'.rntnv.: a: l- odwi.l. M. . of mi'l day.
, tn -f.'v, 1. Umah i'.fyl. limit j-hcrirT of
.iiirrrt t .uiiiy. hvTVy iu Ui" (.r'.-i::iat:u.
tZi.rz ii'f'it f it al j..m:. aitx.- r-v:nu:nii-i.
ai i lo uli wn.'t i! ( a :-e l aii-1 iic
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fcher.ft' ,-i;'-e, I" I'.
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c'iarter s-s.;,.!:. of tLe r.-.- and ieu ral Ja.i
t-.iverj'. aiid coi.ris cf tf cr ar.d leriiiiuer at
omersc'. iu
MONDAY, MAY 22, 1SS3.
N'-Ti' r. i hr -hy ft vrt! na!l ih-S'v-'.'.f .( T.ie
P s. c t.':- i .-rr.!'. r ;i 1 ' - ::.iit t:ae
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utifr th.t rv ?r ii i :r iu ise jau uf irjt rtrt
tAfumy, to '.r ti.rn ai 1 uerv u 'ttcu: aawLi
Uat-ni as aa.t tc ' aU
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JK'.. I.-T Kir? XOTIC'L.
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M a .-:;-. cr!-t r. ir ftiitr a.tii n.e
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Kiri ail trial a- oii:it of Wilim W. aa-1 El
kit t- ciiAii.tr, Prc-iUini uf Perry cp a-cr,
A 'nit of Jwob Xt-reg;jr. A !n;;iiitraior of
A:')I;l ; t fwU.ari it W'cuver. A'lra:ul-t.-a:r.x
of Jnin Weaver. Off.- '1.
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C. H LahilktI, Lie uu.r vt kiu iici ?uiier,
i-c A.
-vr1 an p:;al a- .--i:ut f J. Karrr Friu, oae
of "hr k.s-cT:ttr of PaUir Pri'.a. flii-' 1.
r.r-ii-'i M a a ot 'ir of A i L.rr. A.I-ni;iiTriiu-r.f
ii. Krv. b:aiu. dc 1-
Kr-aT-rT'.W A- J. HILEMaV.
Apni ja. bci, j lit-xiur.
L LC TO ACCtl'T UU ULl L .-E.
To !2am'''i W Blo.ijfb, ( arvJua c:: tv. Pa ,
JfrMT iiltHii: ."i, .f 1.. a Kt- lal t'ula L " J , ii-U . Ju-
Ln K-7rr, ..j F..ar; '-aii.y i:. i , i a -.:" Ht-rc-ty.
P.i'air! tf'-rxr-r aii 1 'A ry a Vir. oiiHati-.-u,
iii-l.. ! :i.i-'ta-.a Ktain. ( a::ik' taiU!
Pa., ivur K rn. of Joii:;iwn. a::. r.a ( '.iia'y.
I'a., Ac !r w kf'm, P.iki'a T!-'rnf. J in H.
Kriru. May A kri:a. i n "ia A. Kcixi aad Lji
la rVTri-:, (" ker.i -viuty. M.fix.
Yvl" ar ht rr'-y & ti:.r-i o? and appear r
ftire Vir J . o'U ? .lans t 'o irt : aa or
pha::' .Ajri i oe ht-Ui :;i a:i1 :f mvn-et fuii
ty, P.. oa Monday. lueJl.iayof My. l-.i, al
J'" o . k in luv ti.-o ars l -rtf tf ac-
eeM or rri;- v lakr the reai of Aii'irv
Haj'j;.i. dft'tl , a: Hi ai-rairl vaiual.iiu, of
la'.iw rtiit' w'-.y the M.'ac taij:.t DM t 1.
?ner.rT s n-iii t. isAlAri - i.
SorutrMrl Pa., Apr.i 1 fi-t-n
JMXE TO ACCU'T K KIIFtE.
ToThrl-tina WfATer, intrrraarried vlth
jr v0,a:'--r. uf Unrn, Kt-ai i:; ry, i.. LUfia.
V-(' art- t.rreor nt; :---! lo -e a ! iti-'i: a; a a
(rvaaa i..at:ri to W Lt .-i i:i an-l l-r :.ti
i laty, ra .in M -'.ay ilu? 1 tiy tf Mat. i .;.
at I'.'o cak A. ii.. t'in a id Uarv loa -:; 'rrv
f i-e lo l ir itiv f-mi t-N-iate of J Weaver,
dt-t-i , al li.? aopra VatiiL-t:.c. or tiU-j'
wby i.r -MTe trioiaQ liot r 1
5lacr;irs t.c. I IjAIAiI C'.D
: , Pa., April 12. t a:itr:if.
JjH'LE TU ACCFPruK Ri:FtF-
To fhri-t.na WVat-tr, inii-rmarrir-ti wi;h ?te
jri.rn Wanrr. tt L -eui. Kt-at o iri'y, ilirtiijraii.
i.V aft ir'oy not'rvtsl lo oe atii ar-fitJiT al an
firvhmu 4.-u.r. lo dnJ in an i i-x js-ir:ri
CKjiitr, Pa., 00 Irton-iay. the VJrl 1av of Mv,
!., at HoVkek A. U . ifin al thrr lo a'-ei.-i
or tv!uk' lo la ir.r rt-1 e;-iair oi Jvtb j. v -a-r-r.
dve J . at thr a. rraiat Tanf:Kn. or fciuow
f aue a bv tbe tAaic fcauUad a. 1 . i.
itaarrtTi u.ce. iaAlAii O' -D.
fcofnercu Pa., April LI acr.f .
x.-ildSi.Z.'i NOTICE.
o.deoo Raimaa. 'ii his ( No. ?, May T. lJ-r.
mife, k.lizaijer.a , tVitjri of "off. mon
lo I Pia of xcies
L C. '.s:tT. 1 OMntv. P.
lVuuaiarj Acnciear.;
Notlit U brSjr Riven ibat r.i.i' Bantnun
i.-S Lis wifr. t'laVia, on U.a :ch 'laj or A;r!i,
la Dia.tea roiun'ary a-.QiDent cf a'ltbeire
laie. rvai ari l pr-rEiai. u. n.t; aii lrir rii ia
tniit (or th benviit of ib cril Ion of fal 4id
fna iKivmaa. All prsoa ksoaiuj; Lbe!uelv
irblt-Mffii to ?aii oi'lfsoa Dmirau nl mak l:a
moi.ate :n-n L ui rn. ad 1 ici pt-noo iiavmc
c-aiin w.i. j-riSBr-ol lh--m ilutr aaihiiiH-icJ at
cy i.ce u somerati, i'a, Biiboui 4r!ar.
I C COi-hoRS.
Scott 4 0g'., Att'jv Amii-ntfl.
YS-I:"KF; NOTICI-
sH'wl S. K-iraev No. X.l. Vr Teem,
aaa fc...-a, i.is .te ' lvt'n'it v) 'Viiuiiioo
u i 1'iei- of sV-iae-rMri touil-
John R. jsn. .My. ra.
(Volua'arr A-.iinient
y'OTirE is hre.v riven tr-.at .-a.uue; Tcmey
ar.1 h. w f. Kli.a. . tbe .Sia Jay of ..r:i. s
t -H."k s v-n.:irarv as.: nciviil ft a.i lr:rir estate:
M. a S visocai. tt Hie c. le.-,: ..! ia iru fcr
lf-e iieUeUof ll;e enlitors ol -uk-.i sainiiet S. i jr-th-r.
i;r.ki!-i; fin-v.'.s '.j't.l
I' M ,1 vnilu S h iaf .,.l rrac . li.iel-,.
( a- re ts n ar.1 m'- rt r.a ! i; a.cis
t jr- i-nl tirm O'. 'i:rie:i!i- ai.l aT m. 't
J ia Lit '.i-".ia ! .sot'aer Ia, iT,,h Jl(le
J.JilS K s'Tf.
a--.-in c.
i-ta of Sarah j. Pile, late Sciaeret Tt..
letters at alrc!iiitrat;ou or. tl.e wu
tfti U-". ra-i'd t.' the i'i"t -il 1 t y t'--"
..(r ti::;.ir it, m(f n hereby jeT'vu U a'l
;-er-i-' i!Nie"U 1 Ut e-ate u luiine.li.
ale pattuent. and tr.e l.av .11 ca.i is aai:.t
tiiesarn a nl prwr.t men d ily Mt.-.e:iii-ateil
tor Element u M.iu-lay. tae i.Jta day of June,
l-.ij, at Hit iate resUe'tie n' iwir4
titoKufc '. kIMMEL,
A-liaii.istraiur.
A
uiitof: s NOTICE.
In re estate of J.ai) Christier, ctcc 1.
The un-!n.icie-t duly apfexate-l hf the Or
peiaus I . irt lu au f.tr sx.n :cst "mlr. V
paw :&t laeexeeMica r..e! uti.e .--int of
t ie i iw .nr. v In se. 4 uw. that u e trie tu
irtf M said ei:iini!.sTii, ti.e e.mr.iiwioa m ar
y.i telii oi one of tri-.- heirs hO. .eli en'.arnej
u iTit-iu te tle rttstr.tuiun of tre l'er in 1
eslHle ilo ar,.i ain.n thoo leal.v enl't ei
tcerelo u1 10 a- 'lt...ll a.i ieirtl maue w hlrn
ftay 1 ,n.n.-ht tne Awi'U: 11 the d-'r
la .t e'ai. r.erer-y iin tiKl e It. at t.e ai.l l
ten l .i tr.e intiei I. : r iinn tic. on s: ir
Uiy. the loth 5av of May. t 'n-orLe in Sir.tr
b ;! when aaid where a.1 irscin-" may aiieri.t.
A '!:! ur.
A
DM IXliTlL TOR'S NOTICK-
t--ule of Prattle J. R o-iih, Itie r.f r.nemaunh
low r. nit. Smers4-i e ..tinty. t a.
tier, ot a-1'i.i'.iHtralnin. ! . itirj9
la tne armve ir.uite havirtjr twu r-nru! u lS
lu.! ,-r:iiel. by the Keni-ter l tti.lv eic.. 10
f.r -irae- l .t-mly. ii .ik e I lier, t.y ir:eu
!.. ! )Ti:. nideUed to '.t estme U mate nr.-me-liaie
irtnent. ar.it t.ne t.avuiit eii::
ara:t t.:e atne t pre-nt tJ.em 'lily atfeiut-i-t.-.1
r..r eu;e!iie:it Tbtr.ly tr-.e lvii day of
Mav, Js''i. a; tne late resl.ten- rt le.-,-aseO..
H1KAM Hi.Ol "ril
F. . Eieerer. ULK14.VN A. W-tlKKR.
AHoTIieT. AdUI.UlsLralciTS.
E
irrittie of John P. Stranh. Ure of New I,a!-:ci-.re
Ix-'.t r t a:nf atar- oa a?v fcT .
ir.rf lata irrjtnu-'l to ti:tr m it -r- im-i t" -'-
-ra a-hif-.-y, ii : h-rvty kivcu u a i i"...ii
!t:lr!'U-'1 lo M 'Tf v !Tmr imriifiiai- a; -Hii'itl
a 1 !'W fjavLLaf ' J .nt Jae Utititf
a rrvMii! tru-in !frM-:ti-n,t'r.: ! : y a.i' r--T49J.
n or .:; r-aTuniaty, May I 1'
at lu Lk.a rf-i'acii. e oi ti'-iri--l.
CA.-1'fc.K 1K.V H.
fYVJ-T UK TAKTITIO
? T
T.s T .!ia MVljf'.r. invrmarrl-1 wi?h K M.
! S. ii-na. of ."-aii.t. rVa..::riarTn. Anui Wam
1 ta iijii. ut' a;-..-'-;. i'a . i.'l Mry :;i;-r:anxri-ii
H i Kit aa:-! Ht inn Ia'.. .iv. Net ;a.a.
j K.-r h .:,..-! tfmi : t'irua:j'-e of
I a W r r -;;r-.i'ri. !-!.:. o tijc itj San
1 .:-. t.f .i:i-rv : t.':i.:y, pa., al 4 V ve t.r-i-t-"J
f-i. 1 i' i ii. 1 arj ia ,u : n thr r.rrii:i'. on ti.e
Tit ia . .May - i. at i o .o- P. M.. whtu
I ai.'i i.re yo j -au aiieiil if t.".i uiit.a irn:r
j S it r.:V in'.A c. ISAIAH Oi." .
! -N.n:er t. Pa.. M Si -"X. "'A .Tji.T.
AY
rKIT OF PAUTlTIoN.
n. of I,i,!t-tirjf h. Pa... Jar.- K. 1 Dt..:ijt ; ii
Pi we-r I'i!itjtLi:r I ia- o-i '.i. of Ni.fs, Trvoitj.c
:-rtiI TT, ;:. Jt-IaU W. T !!. T-Ii. J h:il O II .
Pa W z:.L 1 ii.mtn. of .Vmtt-.,'. nV. i'a. ami
X i xi.f t'it.:'r-:i ul i-an.o r rf. U-t..- i. u .
"t :;ril !t M.i"ii 'rrtt.. K.a ,-t. tr':'. Vivian
Mi.-'tn-!', Mn.'.e Eiu.i '.r-'T. La-i'a i-kriit:
,:..i:i1M..!.:ciiiLTy r-rt. al of P::t...rvh.
I'a. ut:-: Ki.iv ii- t.ali". ut iliD, k vv tic
C-K.r !y. Pa.
'u a-e ht r-i-r n.'ti:fl ir.at :n 7UTia:i-e of
a r:I -i t ait:! ;t.r 1 f.l if le C'.'m; a:j'
.'-.'. r or r 'n T-y" Vin!-", p-niy i a:.: . a:, i u
aar a:r-t d. I :it r.o.i mn zi-:!:; o-i trie t:ii:i--i-.
nu U;- rvai c jlV Jai-' 1 :i"t!lf-D a 111
h:. . -. :j T-' .!:- a--L uii.iU- ::i .-:-.
t n t-ri-; j i ir-'jifn!i.:!jr ui;::;.
t-r--i oit;:y. l a, n lji;riv. .Vav 4 n. i-. al
:...-: A. ! , n-u u 1 ..crr y m i
?:k t. - - k ISAIAH o" r.
3iut-a : " eUt-riT
v MMI.IUNKK NoTICt.
l.-:.i.-a-. J. ETr. It th r. .:rt f c,j T.nr.n
v. - i of cv-n.e-r6- Pa.
Jlrll.riaaii K p. '. iC ai.
7' 11 : :
i.urtf tr'-y :.iii'vl t:.t I. V. ur.'Irf-
iLLi;''l, tave :-r-; :Ui c,ir: !:;::. ij-r in
l.if 4't'Vr f!lt.t;..i (.-at-. tiUlair- tf: 1 Pl ifj J
an ! r-T- rt it.k s'" ': a:- .!; ;t, ki. uat I
l-r :r; try o ' , :ti iq- ivirKik'ii f yvnrnrri.
Pa., on c r.-iay. !. ":;i, al 1 o n . P. M.
ff 1 ttiUariU i--..:rj"Ly tVai iray -r
, .i t-1 .i a h;ia islu- yuti eau a!U:.'i a.j i vi
a.i. .w i; " - i Ifc ua i.riH- r.
J. r I.mm P.v.
t n.c: M.OL.r.
jmmi;oxki: s xmticii
Mary A. TV: ::. ,) !n th f ' tt ..f i .raj
t . t .. 'i ' v., rv
I-rael V i?: r. J :. l-t Tr:u, i-..
i.-.:j- .citi, lu l:urct?.i
x Ta. 1 n: - .i-
i o. ar :i--rtT ntirl-'! that I t!;-' nr, W-n
mn-.l
n,-.rt i:.e Tk r- ;th au :'.:.:. n, aai tiil 1
i-,- .a z.iv t;:.cr. :q t r L. . .u iai.i i
r-uu--'. Pa , I'i.ulnv. -J u , ! w
M (. -l k A. .V . f ai'l a y t ui.r to U;
i'.. mi l-. t- j vi. ml tin a Li.r
a;'.-.iJ r xzi.::ie il y. li::: i pr-'t-r
U. i. PKR.
Coi:;li.;-sM
taa
OF
Vauatb Esal Estate.
By of 3 or-lr-r )f --tl : iK-u-i -:il of :h
4i!.r! ut . t f .in"! . .:."7. Pa..
I i ni txf-i-c ii.;i' svic uu liaC i.rLiivr, 'a
! FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1893,
i at tw.o:-K P. M . a't .a- r,v-rtl
! rrii r-'w c- J A't;lav.4 I'U'.j;.:, -l..rii
i Iva nL.p. tt. a r. :
I i :n r-a--t .lf '.ai-! -;:aa:- in Vt'Tit- J town
Lu in J"ic "t'u:.v oi . in-rr-'ri a! n::i:ir iaa
S ;-'i:.M.r::.:.i.i.?i.a, a.tc Sa.uuvl J
P-.-a -cr, aa.l ttaiam;uir
Acres,
X" if I--. 1
1' 0 a. res of a hi . h are clear-
eU. uaiitii'-e ;b urui-r
1 htrr i a orr har ! an i rrirar carr.p rn .!.e
ftr:T3; ii:.!:i'.;.t.':i'1 iv-i v;avti. ua t.i:u ba
a wci! I:a.rl. T'ltr-c 1 a
Frame House.
arre new l-a:.k ''Tim an I o;he-t n:m:Mi:iT "Q
l iv 1'T,ci:mt. farm hr- tne niur n-'rtr. o
iU- k . -Itrr I ruariiTt aiii i-n-irvru-?-,
ai i taa a ! vl l.ou-r al lHr ea4 of Ihv tar tu.
Terms
.0 lXTft;;t if r nr. hK-nn-v h raid
, t-ii tT'ux i ka litnl ti . i : 1- t.i."'t.
j t i - t-i r'rr:;l . on '-"1irtntj.--i of -.
I l:i.r.J m tt mr:;ri an 1 -;ri r1 ;a tr.e yrar.
j !u .LU-rol -- ft.r; v-1 i : i t"
r . J. K
A
SAW MILLS,
ENGINES,
Improved Variable Friclion Fted.
aoa-J. B. FARQUHAR CO.,
alogu anU spctial prit-. YORK, PA.
BOGGIB, WAGONS Zl CARTS"
T i a 1
j fJiii iUTiveci-
j A car load of
tie tinoit Curios ever bron't
to 5..p.icrstt.
THE WQRLD BEATER
IS THE
DIAMOND SPRING,
has no e-jual for tli.' nonej' fvar
hard drivia-j: r.nl easy riding.
HUE UN HAXi-
Tlie Antiorsoa Coil Si-rin; Burjy
" Dexter Queen - -u
Fairy u -u
Krewiler Side bar u -
Thoiuai Co l
- National .Side u
I ALJ H.IXII.E
The Owensboro Farm Wagon,
At Trice Xwj Dwa.
tyasiul hl:.tl, I B-t'jj'r Qui Wifiit taken
iu llvh'iiij-:
Call at
K. L. Simpson's
NEW WARE ROCVS,
Patriot St... - Somerset, Fa.
AT THE
.SOMERSETV
CLOTIIING, CARPET and
Gents Fnniishing Mouse.
Afr-r rwral vn-eks hard ork in reiuiving and arraogiDi; oar iuicucso liuea of
Spring Goods, e are now in a position to show to our jjatrona tbe haadaociest
au I cuuit complete lice in all Departments we have ever before bad the pleas
ure of exhibiting in oar
CLOTHING DPA RTMENT.r
We can thow yoa all the latest stvlee rf Men's I'lain anJ Fancy Cut tray SuiU.
Men's Plain an ! Fancy S'iare Cat Sack Stilts. Men's Plain and Fancy Round
Cornered Sack Suits, and a beautiful line of fancy atrined Dress Pants. We
have Youths' and Boys' square and round cut Sack Suits any color or quali
ty you mant.
As fir ocr Chlldrf ns Suits, we sitxpiy say, every mother should see thetn befor
buyinz her boy an outnt. We have anvthing yoa can wish to see in DoabUbrtait
ed, Square or Konnd fat Ccat either light or dark colored, plain, or fancy.
lautUal line of Jerseys and Kilt Suits at prices that njust Jsell them.
GENTS FURNISHINGS-?-
We make a special effort in this line of eooi. and can safely say we have do Haal
in Somerset. Uijt handsome line of eck wear will surprise yoa. W have ths
exclu-sivesaleof the famous Xatioaal Jt Stanley Iret Over shirts evervone
gnaracti in tit and worktnansiiip. A complete line of IlaU and Caps, Lrea
hirti. Collars. Cur!', Hciery. niedium and litt-weilit Underwear, I'rww dioven,
Oiera..oaaJ JavkeU, Stispenders. and anything yoa want perUintc to this line.
-CARPET DEPARTMENT.-
This is one of oar Ifadins lines, and our
people aaiat. We can show joaone
3-pl7. a2
-We also call vour
Anything you want, at prievs that will mae yoa wonder iiow it is possible to sell
thm so cheap. And last, but not least, our line of
-;-B00T5 AKD SHOES.:-:-
ali'u li e f urpf e cl.jtins nut, is .jiiite !ari, bat u aellin rap'.d'y not at oar price
hut at peipi?'i prices. Here is your chance to tit out your family, for half th
itK ney yoa car. set them else Lere.
I exten.I the invitation to t'.'e public to call and examine our stock and com para
quality and prices, and if not to your advantage to deal with as, don't do it.
Ilesj. ectfullv,
MAIN STREET. - - SOMERSET. PA.
':. U
Henderson Furniture Co.,
JOHNSTOWN. PA.
0
jT M Sr" S3
r- i- It I f- - 1". ? c'w s?
1 ? r H-w-'-r: .rf
More Records Broken !
Ouirks Great Furniture Emporium Has Done It !
Yes, exorbitant prices for Bedsteads, Bureaus, Peis, Tallea
Chairs. Mattress, . ofus. first class Tartar f ets, and all kicdi of Fur
niture have beta knocked ia the head at
h. WktaaXad a.t.iV 1 U.a.waw vit -
As evidence of the fact call at No. 1 IS Wa-hin.'ton Street, Johnsrfow
Pa., opposite the Company Store, where the greatc.-t bargain; eaube had
on terms to suit purchaser.
SPPJXG
Six Mammoth Deportments Each the Largest Store of
Its Kind in Johnstown.
- Is- t. A
Iry ..-!-c
Iv; r L
Mices.
-m.,.t.c-
(.nrjft h i. 1
l-t i..-s- Ots.
IS t. I
n..f.irii:. Hats.
Kiirn.-li.ti.'
I-.i-n tliir..' i.i is-t.i!i' f.iiiiid in a iirt rla-ts Ir-
1 t rc. McT i,ad prs itii-r ii jve!tiss tlian ever U-fure '.
1 Siim s tli.i! FITan-1 WKAK ir'u'.ity the lt. I'rices
I tin-l'U-t;
( In CARl'KT.Suur Spring ftttterns an- prettier than
ev-r l f..re. i:r .'.ii i.iv .f La li.--,' Cuts siirpiise
( arty pre i ms .i-pLa .
Cl'.h'.Bi 5 all itiiitsk irid : ;-. .tsit f.ir $.',! Suits
a!.- f 5V'M.fi.nt, ipt$:'uiii. l!.ivs'uit.
a M--ta.'y. i iA uit fjr iim. Hat-." in ail
I tv:,-i;lli-l
Wpl. E i;rvric-- -Vi n..'.- and -iu.'i.'v. All m-w and fres.li.
1 -; -t . K1. F.--I fe'.cn dt-seriptinii
tr5rCcu:.tr- i-p!'iiv ukeo in xi i.ane :' r pJs.
IMAMMOTH HETAIE STORE.
JOHN THOMAS & SONS,
240-243 Man St., JOHNSTOWN. Pa.
SPKIjNTGr of 1S93.
WE are Ready. Are YOU ?
Our Sprin? Stvck contains evervthiii that is N'e-.v, Beautiful and
MYlir.il.
Tu Mcu's, Yonths, Boys' and Chiidnu s Clotiiin e are tire hustlers.
A head and r-houId .T above all would be coinetitors.
ur IJat Dep.trtmer.t cliallin.-.'s t!ie admiration of everybody. As
Sc-eir.tr is bcli-.-vin. call and be -ati;i;el.
THOMAS & KARR,
251 and 253, Main Street, J0ILVST0WX, PA.
THE NEW
WHITE FRONT BUILDING !
No. 113 Clinton St., Johnstown, Pa.
GEISS OLD STAXl XOW QUIXX.
LEADING STORE OF THE CITY
TO BUY VOUR
ERI GQ3B3, CiBFSFS. ILNOIEDIV.MCI GCOIS. STC.
Yv'iila economy and pront to the Customer. Come and see.
JAMES GTJiisrisr.
lonj experience has taught as just what the
hundreti roils in
TaTcStry lanssls,
Zz srpcr, aj w:)-, est. naia. Unica exsrpe.
Straw ITarirrs. azi Zzzlacz,
w k. , w. V.i-, w.-. a..a iiL.a
att. - ntion to our line of-
j See the look of satisfaction oa
L'nele Sail's face a.s he viewj this
eoiiifort.tMe
EOCKER.
I This if as nothing wliea you see the
! sati.s lie 1 customers we send away
! w ith our 7--"' f l',nlr or llel
! room Table. They are neat, well
! made, nieely fini.-hed saeh a table
! as usually sells for or possi-
i lIy you may have bought such at
i bat never before fur tts.
3 arc Ee AiSta
-ANI
BdT la tte Fisll
with a new Spring .Stock
Maple and Fancy Iry .omIs
Itttiera' and C hildren
1 IohWh.
And a new line IJits' Cloth Siik Waists
for eary .Spring war, the rcatnt value
ever oiierpd fr jour money. It will
be to jour ir.terrat t.c-a!l ear!
and instx-ct our stuck.
N".w novliie9 in
LADEIS W VISTS, WRAPS and SUITS,
-iJ we puitiTe yon the hrs v;n in TT-c
laoiorrr, i.rr.i an.) hunk La U.re
Vcnilllltfli.
JOHN STENGER,
Main Street, JOHNSTOWN, fa.
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