The Somerset Herald
EDWARD SCTLL, Editor and Proprietor.
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Vet it, f.'"
IKM'c m ho
visit Washington
'm:il,l .Jon a dress ecti.a silk ht, ami a
b t!toBiol liou'iet, tiie Wliile
Hoane doors g ins oppn.
It ought to coiae coBirative'y ea.y
for the Democracy to .araly? public bus
iness aa-J ittpair the national credit- It
is an old hand at the ork.
L)em.j katic rack Its over alleged dis
c veriegof peusion frauds will be receiv
ed ii.h freezing suspicion. The country
has heard the same old roorbacks several
hundred tiir.es before.
From excessive coyness tna coo.ness 1 nolut5,a wss ctrr:e,i by vote of 2-" to 7.
Fpriiig has junped clear to the other ex- ; ()f ,j.e Kven to voted f.ay six were in fa
tretrje. The pranks of the American c!i- j vor cfrjn;r.p the lair iu every department,
n:a!e are as manifold as the schenes of a 1 a:llj the seventh was opjosed to osni::g the
Mugwump bopet an ciiice.
Ci FAEi.Asnapks Ua-wev-ilt to Etay and
'.ego the good Republican jiofetm asters in
iarjfe cities to slay au but bis guillo
tine for the little otiice? runs under a fuil
Lead of j-teatn niirl.t and day.
The statistics show that the colored
people of Virginia pay taxes on property
valued at t i.:,lMi,iiO. That is no bad
record fur a class which thirty years a
was lion-lit and sold in the open market
w ith the cattie and horses and L:g.
Ht-MaYoU UlCH J.iKANT seeai'to be
Tammany's candidate for collector of the
port in New York. The anti-gr.apr-ra
are uneasy about the titus'.ion, and are
pot bo sure that President Cleveland was
in earnest when be swore at the Tamma
ny ctieflain6 last rummer.
The pens.on fraud, W. II. Jreey, of
Norfolk, Vt, whi h the present adminis
tration boasts of having discovered, it ajv
pears, was discovered by Secretary Noble j
over twelve months agi, w hen Feveral of
bificaxes were dropped from the roilsand
he was dclarred from practii-e. If he can
lie further punished the public w ill be
glad to have it done. S ich men are the
wnrst enemies the veteran has to encoun
ter. The se'iei-tioa of Hon. Thoma II. Cart
er fir chairman and Hon. Joseph Maa'.ey
f. r t . ri'tary of the Republican National
Cum tiiittee will meet with the approval
or the masse of the Republican party.
The re-election of Mr. Carter is a deserv
ed tribute to Lis unwavering devotion to '.
Republican principles aiiil to the indus- j
trv anil abi'ntv that have distinguished I
bin serticcs. The choice of Mr. Manley
is one of peculiar fitness.
Now that the County Superiutendencv
question has been definitely -tt!ed the
next thin? to altsorb the attention of lo
cal politicians will be the approaching
primary elections. The Iemoeratic pri
maries w ill occur on June 17th and the
Republican primaries w ill be held one
week later. Our lemocratic brethren
can only hot to nominate tw o candi
dates who will Lave any show of an elec
tion a candidate for County Commis
sioner and one for t ounty Anditor.
Elsewhere in these columns will be found
a list of Republican candidates for the va
rious olliees to be tilled. Whilst there
are already enough candidates announc
ed to make up several very creditable
tickets there are st ill many more to fol
low. The canvas thus far l as been con
ducted in a most friendly spirit and we
hope it may so continue to the end, and
mav the best men w in.
Tue attendance and the enthusiasm of
the National Republican league conven
tion at Louisville is a fitting reply to the
croakers w ho talk about the death of the
Republican party. There w ere no sala
ried offices and no places of great politic
al influence to be parceled out by this
convention. There was no platform
binding a party to a code of principles in
a political battle to tie enunciated.
And yet within six mouths of the Re
publican Waterloo there were 1,-Vh) en
thusiastic young Republicans gathered
in Louisville from every State in the
Fnion to show that they believe in their
I arty, its future as well as its past. Ti-ey
come from Maine and California, from
Florida and Washington, paying their
own expenses, and with nothing to strive
for or gain but the good of their organi
zation. These delegates to the Louisville con
vention were in the great maj ority youcg
men, the very ilowerof the Republican
tnuy.and not "the old fossiis clinging to
a past glory," as some of the lemocratic
organs have tried to represent tbecrjan
iilionofthe Republican party. They
are the youug men w ho w ill lie able to
l ght for their cause many years to come,
and they are identified w ith the party by
the principles enunciated at Minneapo
lis a year ago and enacted into law by
the "Tom Reed Congress," rather than
by the glory and bitterness of the war 1
riod. rach old timers as Henry Watterson,
Peeing one victory alter long years of de-
feat, may regard it as the daw niug of the '
neiu-K-rcuc millennium, and thins that
the men whof ought the w inning battles
of the Republican party ate dying w it'j
none to take their places, but the inen
who invaded Watterson's Southern home
last week are the boys in the trencher,
cot asking for the leadership, but simply
the privilege to fight under the old ban
ner and the cause it represents to-day.
W doubt if the Democracy, in the flush
of victory and the hope of the FpDils to be
distributed, could assemble stub, a repre
sentative convention of young men as
that which represented the defeated par
ty at Louisville. Ijst November may
have lieen a Waterloo, but the fact .that
so many enthusiastic youtig Republicans
spend their own money to tiavel half
across the continent simply t j express
their devotion to their party, is the lct
evidence that there will be a Gettysburg
in the near future.
Lent Tuet day Henry Watterson, the
veteran champion of free trade, predicted
that the Republican party would never
Egain appear in a National campaign.
The next xiicixirg liesaw abost of young
lpublicar.s invade Louisville to "laugh
at him as an old foteii and for three davs
monopolize cot cidy hiscity but the col
umns of bis paper w ith their work and
their enthusiasm. Wattcrson now knows,
as the country has alwavs know n, that
the Republican party is destined to long
lif because of the millions of young men
in its ranks.
As the result of a quarrel between him
self and Pres-dent Cleveland. IViega'.e John
E. Rswlios. of dab. Las telegraphed to
Jv. West his re-ienatiou of his seat in Con
grexa. The quarrel was over the dis'ribu
tioo of frderai patronage in t th. and it is
baid lLat hot words passed between Ike two
and that there waa an exciting soene. Cer
tain is it that when Mr. Rawlins left the
preident a nxwn hi fcoe u flushed with
anger ud be waa laboring cndVr great tx.
Citexoeat,
Will Be Open Sundays.
On and after May il th Worlj Fair
Knaud will be oja tvery Sunday. This
derision wi reached at a roerting of the di
rector of ihKzpoiiioD Friday afirnim.
! rr-i'!ent H:fc-iabo!ham had caileJ b(od Eii-
w':u Walker, who is chairman of the com
ir.iti on Leciilaiion, to au limit au opinion
mhetLeror not the Exposition can be oin
fd on the seventh day, in spite of the m'.ric
tioD placed upon this restriction by Coo-
press when the appropriation of '.ii' "J
as made.
Mr. Walker presented his official and lorg
interpretation before the director, which
is to the erlrf't tLi.t '.he law pursed by O.in
ure, stii'Ularir.g that the Exposition tiiouid
be closed on Sunday, applies only to the
liii'Mir-tri" containing exhibits. Mr. Walk
er's coustrii.-tion of the act further b t that
the bui'dicgs erected for other uia, the
rounds, the Midway I'iaisance, with i'.a va
ried human j-ancrama, and things pertain
ing thereto, may be thrown open to public
insjx-ction,
HOW THE Vi TE STOOD.
After coiujiderahle distusaion a resolution
was proio."fd to open the Rates ever Sun
d iy on and after May l. and to close the !
! main Dniidicgs containing ititeAiiiuiis.
f under any consideration. Thus, upon
the technicality named, the Columbian Fair
will, to all intents and purposes, be open,
having the public to visit throughout the
grounds, to ri-.ie on the electric launches, to
erjoy the novelties of the Venetian irondo- ,
attractions of the Piaisance and to haves
good time generally. The price of admis
sion on Sumiay will be reduced to Hj cents.
Murdered by His "Pal."
Si.v. St... N. Y., May 10. Or.e of the
mjs! marvelous prison escapes in criminal J
anuals reached a sensational climax to-day
when the body of Murderer Frank W. Koehl.
w ho by rarely clever stratagem or oiii':iai
connivance found his wsy out of .Sing Sing
the stormy night of Apr:! 2o, w ith his fe.i-low-murderer,
Pallister, was found lloa'.ir.
in Hudson I liver.
In the back of his head was a bullet hole.
evident! v made before the bo-iv reacbeil the j
waUr.
1 'n!y one conclusion can be reached in the !
mysterious case and that a startling one,:
After having released Poilisler from the
certainty of electrocution, Roehl was foully
murdered by bis ungrattlui companion as
they were ruwn:g across the river in tbtir
wild push for freedom.
Theobjett of this double-dyed murderer
was undoubtedly robbery. Roehlis believed
to have had on his body $!0.O'o or el.1 ..,
secretly pass-d to Lim Ly Lis "brother.
Kitting behind Rjehl in the bMt it was eay
to rais; the pistol behind his bea, tire the
fatal shot, search and rob the dead man.
throw the corpse into the river and then
ru to shore to flee alone.
Thus, by fortune's caprice, Boehl, who
had been sentenced to death fir having
murdered a man who had befriended him,
was murdered by a man whom he had
lt.fr
Falal sspot for Brothers.
York, Pa., May 11. An odd fatality over
came two b.-jthers. Eli and William Rboads,
who lived at Ml. Wolf, this county, creating
a remarkable coincidence. Two weeks ano
Eli, who was 'i years old. was willing on
the railroad track near his home when he
was struck by train No. !1." and instantly
killed.
To-day William R:ioad!, a man of mature
years, a:. d a brother of Eli, was walking on
the track. When he reached the exact spot
where h.s brother had met death, fatal train
No. 1I thundered along, and burled him
iutoeiernity. The same crew ha 1 charge of
the train that had run over E'i Koa is, and
the lime of the two fatalities was almost
identical.
Both men were we'll known at Ml. Wo'f
and w ere prosperous.
Spring ! Spring ! Gentle Spring !
So sings the old song. What a vi.-ta of
pleasure otitis before tis, and what a thrill
of anticipation takes possession of us when
we think that ii is in our midst ! After win
ter breaks, then watch for innumerable dis
eases springing up thruugh impure water,
etc., and guard against t hem by having in
the home the best stimulant. The "Prir.ce
Regent" Whisky is what you want. It is to
be had only ot McCullough's Half-Century
House, ."c'2 Liberty street, fot of Fifth Av
enue, Pittsburgh. Pa. Send registered letter
or postc Mine order fur the medical wonder.
A full stock of all the ot brands of wims.
whiskies and champagnes on hand.
Two Dozen Banks Fall.
Ci sets ati. May .'.. A compilation
of specials received by banks here
from Uliio, Indiana and I linois show that
up to loo'clock this morning 2:: small bams,
ail partly owned by Dwigqins. Starbuck A
Co., the principal st ockholders of the defunct
C ilnmhia bank of Chicago, nave already
failed and a dozen more failures are expect
ed to day. Of this list Ohio has furnished 7
Indiana 11 and Illinois 5.
Several Michigan failures are attributid
to tne same case.
A Sensational Case.
Thursday afternoon a Beaver county jury
decide.! one of the m ist pecruiicr and sensa
ti )t'.al cases ever tried before a court of jus
tice. Afier being closeted live hours the
twelve men assigned to settle the Majors
family dispute returned with a verdict fa
voring the p'aintiir. The verdict shows the
jury ignored the strangely self accusing tes
timony of the plaintitl's aged mother and
i thereby saved Samuel M;ij irs, his wife at'd
; three children from the stigma involved in
j the claim of tne father's illegitimacy made
j by his mother and set forth as a family se
! cret for over fifty years.
1 Ibe verdict, however, only ends oneeban
ter in the case, as the same battle Vlll h I
fought over again w hen the plaiuti
I mutes
an etlort lo secure tue one-ouartr
lue Majors estates. The defendants, Jere
miah John and Dauiel Msjors. have retain
ed counsel with the view to contesting the
next suit, which will take the form of fject
ment proceedings. Since the death of Sam
uel Mijors, sr., the estates have been divided
among the three defendants in the suit just
decided. They have all sold their proierty
and the purchasers hold a guarantee dd
showing clear title, etc. When :Le plaintiff
presses for a share as an heir the preser.1
holders wit! contest his rights.
Jefferson Items.
The Lutheran congregation of ihis place
are still without a pattor.
Solomon Ash is erecting a new house and
barn oa his recently acquired fUrin.
Barclay Knq per s new flouring mill is
in active opitra'iuu. People of this section
can now bay ii.mr manufactured by either
the new or old process. Many of them pre
fer the kind of bread their mammy's used to
bake from wheat crushed between Ihe upjwr
and nether mill s'ones.
A dwelling house in the north of ibis
township belonging to John Bowman, and
occupied by John Stoncr, was destroyed bv
li-e last Wednesday. All of the household
eiTerts were lost. Mr. Siocer was away from
borne when the lire broke out and the fami
ly did nut discover iu presence until it
was to late for tnem to save an thing. Mr.
Stooer is poor, but honest, and a hard work
iug man and is deserving of ihe sympathy
and assistance of all his neighbirs.
A Jew peddler succeeded in gaining the
ill-will of one of our citizens a short time
ago, and an information was made against
him for peddling without license. A con
stable was set on ihe track of tbe Israelii-,
and when hecimcia sigh", the ped ller thre
his jck to tbe cround and took to iiis hI i
T, ..
tticcvinaiati.ecaiiiared toe pack aud return- '
ed it to tu J:;tic !io issued tbe warrant,
and insiatetl tLat tlie riack must answer for
the Je, as Le did Cot j.rjooje to follow him
over the moantaia.
I'UEUS.
News Items.
Tiie land surrounding Israel I'utman's
faoious " Wolf den," las been purchased by
the State of Connecticut and will be con
verted into a public j ark.
Eiin-in the -I'acr, the wily old Sioux chief
and slajerof Genera! Custer, ii a conspicu
ous figure on the World s fair grounds,
around which he hobbles on crutches.
In the Beaver county, Pa .jail, Thursday,
James Kirkpatricfc, a prisoner, was so horri
bly beau-n over the head with a brick by
Adam Larubright. a demented prisoner, that
Lit rei-overy is imrwasi! ie.
Henry Ki, lh soldier who liied the
alebrated mine iu (.--lit of !"-! rburg, au
act w'jicb tiru. U. O. Howard declares to be
the most heroic SV: of the war. ditd Thurs
day evenine last in Sliouiokin, Pa.
The New York Central Read's fcew loco
motive, No. !!, drawing the Empire State
Express Thursday from Rocho-ter to Buffa
lo, coveted a tuiie in - second., which is
e-iuivalent to 111 miles an bour. This
breaks the record. A sj-eed nearly as great
was kept for quite a ious distance.
The resicienefs of three of Muscatine's,
Iowa m-t prominent citizens were blown
uo by dynamite early Friday morning. o
one was killed, but the houses were complete
ly wrecked. The crime is laid at the doors
uf saloon keepers who were bing proacuted
for ii.juor selling by the men whose places
were dotauytd.
After three months of hard and danger
ous work, Inspector Warren W.lhckson has
succeeded in arresting J. W. EUwood, the
kin of lust olhce robbers in t'enntylvania.
,a lhKe m,.niia i;::w(KMl lltts cracked over
a do;n safes in Western Pennsylvania and
eecured nearly J-.siai :u stam and money.
He is 3o years eld, and is now in jail at
Huntingdon.
W. T. Horton, agent for the Youghio
theat I.iimher Companv, near Ohiopyle.
j, nlaje iuformaiion aKainst Samuel F,
j.u;t auij j .immers, on a charge of
I horsestealing. The defendants bought two
' hor-ts from the president of the company
j but was not to get possession of them un-
til mid for. The payments were to be made
j weekly. They took this team and, it is al
! leged, ftole another belonging to an em
j ploye of the company.
. . 7 1 1. 1
nn in 11. e Yuri:! re helni lmil lll llroaa-
. - r - a
way New York for the Manhattan Life In
suraiiceCompany. The giant structure will
be -4-' leel to the main runt" and above that
will rise a tuwer K'o feet high, ranking a
total distance from sidewalk to flagstaff foot
:u; f.-et. The foundations for the sky-r:-.jr
will be laid tW foet below the street
in huge steel caissons, w hich will be sunk
to bedru-fc. The building w ill contain 1C
stor.es on the Rroaiway front and 17 on
Kew street.
Biras of Passage
IVween this and the other tide of the broad
Atlantic, in the shape of tourists, commer
cial travelers and manners, agents "on the
r.ia i." steamlsKit captains, ship s surgeons
a:.d "all sorts and conditions'' of travelers,
em grant and new settlers appreriate and
Ustity to the preventive and remedial prop
erties of H o?tetter s Stomach Bitters in sea
sickness, nausea, malarial and rheumatic
trouble, and atl disorders of the stomach,
liver and bowe!. Against the prejudicial
influences of climate, crudely cooked or un
accustomed diet and impure water, it is a
sovereign fcitfeguard. and has been so regarded
by the traveling public for over a third of a
century. No form of malarial fever, from
the caieuturaof the Pacific and the broken
hone fever of the Mississippi, to its milder
typis. can resist tiie curative action of this
benignant preserver and restorer of heslth, a
veritable boon 10 persons in feeble health or
liable to incur disease.
Delaware s Whipping Post.
Wilmin.-t"S. IV!.. May 1.5. Seven white
men ai.d one colored man were whipped at
New Ca-tie by the sheri X this morning.
The victims were given from five to twenty
lathis each. and two of them, convicted of
burglary, in addition to the twenty lashes
each, stood in the pillory for an hour,
EXAMINATIONS FOR PR1NCET01 UNIVERSITY.
Entrance and Preliminary f ir Freshman,
also entrain for Sophomore Classes, Aca
demic and S.'ientilic Schools, and ill School
of Eieitr.c Engineering, under the auspices
of the Alumni As-ociath n of Western Penr -sylvaiiia.
will held at Itie Rooms of the
Central Hoard of Ediicavon, Mctliatock
building. .'!; Market St., Pittsburgh, Pa.,
jl'NE 10th and ptih, Iso;;,
commencing at 11 o'cUk k A. M.
IHl il'AY. JUNE 1'nh.
conducted by a member of the Princeton
Faculty.
Tne Alumni Association offers a prize of
fi'i.oo in Cjsh to the man passing the best en
trance examination for either the Academic
or Scientific School, and actually entering
thereafter For information address
JIM. R. WALLACE. Secy.,
171 Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Farmers !
My imported horse will be kept at my barn
during the entire season, at f 10 00 to insure
a colt ten days on foot.
G. W. Hefflev.
Lost in Both Ways.
A case of trespass and damage was heard
in Judge Bar iter's court at Ebensburg on
Tuesday that had some peculiar points. It
was a suit brought by J. F. Used and wife
against Samuel Dunham, the merchant at
Moxhatn. According to the evidence it
seems that some time ago Mr. Reed bad bis
goixls moved 10 the Pennsylvania station at
Johnstown, preparatory to moving to brad
Jock, when an attachment was taken out
by Mr. Puubam and the goods were detain
ed, on which account the suit was brought.
Tne atrai huieut was taken out and the
notice was served afer Mr. Reed had left for
B.-addjck. He returned to Johnstown on
apjiearday, when the bene.'iioi the $o-W law
wa.-ciaimcJ, and Mr. Ihinhim the next day
released the goois. Tliey were attached
1 a ;aiu, however, by Mr. Secse and held for
j about three weeks. The jury returned a
j verdict of guilty, and witu damages and
j costs. Mr. Dunham had to pay about $00 for
I his monkeying with the 1-w. besides not
gelling his bill paid.
The l.egislaturj has fixed Juue 1st as the
dar of actiiiurninetit.
For the first time in many sessions a rev
enue bill was debated in the House Wed
nesday. wbe,n the Mies hill went down by a
vote of l.'O lo (i:.
A STRANGE CASE.
How an Enemy was Foiled,
The f 'liowifiij prifiiil' pt.ii nrftit Trill kp
r ktl witu n;T'ii- iiit-nT : ! rnni d--ril
tin- nuiittt. rrfivni Ui that exi-KHl tn my
urui-v ft)nU ;n! Jt-; 1 liai 10 rub unit tnat
t d.iM part- tint iiioy f r r ti TiNn e
In a mt"ta tltt'i.-ai fe.liTi tliat li J tkru
w4-um itf ii.cit. In Ki.lnitn. 1 lt.ni
Nitaiik't' wt9k(riN in my k hi aTstunU niT
:!. Tt-!iji-r w i: ii un -ri!;ilMj 'jtHit1'
ft'i liri'ji!i my Tim:nh. i'iiyii'i.'iiiH s:;!! It
ra-Tpii!i: printl fnin iiifh. (rv!
iuir l t:r u:uvt-r.ui iti:Iiin, iImtv i?. no
rvli-f. 4Mm it fifitrits urum a rnu lii.ry
Mty. it r siit it nit- iiw iiiitiious pr--r! tuiui
i; rw1is a vital point and tiu utTirrr nit-.
uih a my iifii-t. I h ui be-n dm Urnt
a yar Hiui a haif -tt-adily, but ith iti par
; i'-ulr l'tM'tit. lMn 1 saw on a1-rtls'nH'itt
tf ItrMiie' K-(ti."auve Nr in. prfc-urvtl a
I'otile ikikI iM-snn uinff it, M'rvi m hs tt
nHV st-m. hut h fw ditys had pati N-(n
fj-vrrv Ml of liiitrrtrpy f-J i li.ni l fl me.
j una inpt 1.:-. m-t Ufti vt-a th Micliiot
! iutitraiiiin f it ri'iurn. I nw ft-vi n
II as t ever aid. nnrl h:iee niitnl ten
lnil- io seisin, tliim-h 1 had run lo n
rniiiil.otoi.i.. I our oilier, iiave ii-sj lr.
KiicV Ke.n.tiTe Nervirteon u,y r-Miwn.
c.xiiiin. ana it liav in-en iti.-iatiIa'tiirv in their
ruiJi in fii'rie. James Karn-. l.ik Kiir. it.
Ir. MiteV Kitomiive Nit uie IhiIU hy ail
c ruirit on a r-inve ruarunfi-e. or mfil
r.ir.Tt l.y tlie Ir. Jhie- W.i1icmi fix, KlWhcrl.
I lfi.1.. on rvceitrt of rice, rl jnr hoiile. ".ix
I ltle for evpni irt paid. It 1 trve (ruin
( vpitea ur diuervus urus.
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Ol'BT PROCLAMATION.
Wnr.BFs. The ITon. JacoB H. iOT.TJinrt,
Pri-Mdetil Ja.!ge of the several t'uuns ot Uhui.wh
Pleas uf ihe several eixictie rnmpo-lng tlie lrtih
Judieiitl li4ri-t. mid Jusiiee r.f the t nirt if yer
ai.d lermiur and eiieral Juil in-liverr. Inrlhe
triitl of ail -R,iil and inner oth nders in the Miid
fiirici. ao.l Hr.sBV llf.FFBV mid Si.ah biF--i - k
rs. Esq's., Jiuiin-T' of the rmirts iilt'mnmcn Ilea
and J i' ice of the ourtsnf (ly.-r and Terrauier
and General Jm'l ffc.'livery fiw tne trial of all capi
tal and iither niln.1ers id the Coumy if Simers-t
have (",-ue.l their precept, and t- r.e direrted
fur holdiiipt a Court of ( VMnmnn Pleas and oenerij
Quarter sesnoim of the Peace and H'neri Jail
lieiivere, and Court of Oyer aud Tenniutr at
Bomersel, on
MONDAY, MAY 22, 1393.
Xotii-k Is hereby riven toall the Jctiee of th
Peai-e the I'unmer alid 'niiUl.ies within the
sai-l Ointity of siraeni-l. that lliey te ttiu and
thi're in their prujier pem with their roils, ree
oni inqin.itiiins. examitmtinr and other re
riemininrea, to do the liiliurs which to their
ottu'eaad iu that behalf appertain to b doue,
aud ali ihev woo will pnecnieiMcaiutthe pnn
.ncrs that afe nr shall lie in tbe Jail of Somerset
( oiiuit. to te men and mere to pruKCUte against
Hi em a shall be juai.
I3AIAH GOOD,
HherifT.
-SiOTIGE.-
I hereby eertify that the followin? ai-counts
have been ti kit io my oltiee acrordnur to law,
aud w ill he prwented to tne Court for ccrflinn
tivn, on
THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1893.
First aecount of J. Jt. Louther, committee of
Ahrabftiu Spmicler.
Acuini'm Ptaiiip W. Walker, eotnmUlee of
Luln F.-ieiiline.
.C4iiuut of tieonre E. Hoover, surviving part
ner of i-eiirge K. ii tieorge Hinder.
First ami until account of Jarub 1. Bwank. a
fhrneeof the Fairbope Nonh oavate Fire iirick
Co , Limited.
Fourth and final account of W. U. Koontz,
trustee aud Keeeiver of the CuufluCuce Aiieia
linD. Prothonoiary's Office, W. IL 6AXXER.
May 1st, ls-jo.
1
Clerk.
NOTICE.-
I henbv ffrnify thut ihe follow id k )etitiou fif
Wbule:vil Li'jUur Li-en were lileti in my otlu-e
ct-urJiur u im aud limt tbe Miue m ill be pie
fcuu.-i to the lourt for ailowauce, uq
Monday May 22, 3893.
John M. Topjier. Alleeheny Township.
Franciii M. hare, Larimer
Henry H. Stahl A John C Beachly. Summit twp.
B, K. Netier, I'pper TurkeTtoa Towiishiji.
Ulera s (ran-, I . li, bA.SM-K.
May lrt, t-j.1.
1. 1
Clerk.
FOSTER'S NOTICE.
NiiTIi'KIn hcrfbr viven to all nerinnponrpra-
as lei:tice, emfliitp. or otherw tnat the
fullttwing 4UHutinu have pA-tl HegiMer, and
that ihe Mime will be presented for cuniiniuitioa
anJ allow i;e at au orpbttn.- Omri to be held
at oiurn-L, i'a.,on Wetlaeday( May lk.
First ftid final account of Wdl H. NiIUt and
J.J. Kimmei, Admiuitraton of William ettuil,
deieabed.
ir4 and final awount of WiUiatn W. and El
mer E. baoijier, txeiutors of herry Saugler,
dctd.
AwMint of Jacob McGregor, Adminbttratar of
I4Vid Manicreis det-ea-ed.
At- -H. nt i Cathanue Weaver. Admiuti.-atrix
of Jhu Weaver, d d.
ift and ritiai accouut of David May and Jer
emiah Snyder, Adiuml.trrtor of r raut is May,
deed.
First and final ai-oount of D. W. Will, Adminis
trator of Annin tVhrork. dec d.
tr and tiual account of Henry J. Sipe, Ad
niinitrauwof Kli'jilt'th Humlxrrt, dt-e'd.
FirM aud linal acciKint of W". W. Hauler, Ad
miii'iS'rator of Simon Haujr, dee d.
Ktr?l and Sua) account of Jese J. Ck, Ad
ministrator and TrnMee of Jeie lk-ale. ie-'d
K:rstand linal aixxMint of Jesw J. Cook. Ad
Qjiuiirator and Tnuttee of John Wimrert, d-d.
fr"ir.i nnd tiual axtiut of Alfred fcvaus, txe'..
UUrof iMiiici Schneider, dts-'d.
rirKaud tiual actxamt of i', C Flei-chhaner
and teorj:e mrclay, Admiuitratont of t aibar
Ms? hart;iiy. dec d.
AeoMim of I -a m-11a Kri.-v-injrcr and H. H. Pl.il
on. A'JmiL:atrator of Charles A. M. kn-Incer,
at- d.
Fi'rt and final amount of John B. l"mlcrger,
Admintrnior tf Javid tump, dee d.
fip-l aud tiaal ati-otiut of A . J. mruer, Adic;n-Ist-ator
and Trustee of Alexauiler Sterner, dee d.
First aud tiual at-count of I. F. and J. W. Kar-kl-y,
Adtnttttranmof ilenry Lohr. dec' d.
irvt and linal account of MMrt Wiiker, Ad
niiniirair and Truee of Christian Jiiitwir,
deed.
Firt and final acrtnint of D. J. Bnilmker, aot
Stiff Adiniiiinratur of Hearr B. Walker, di-c il.
J-iri and linal account of Caroline Meyers and
John J. larr. Administrator of Michael H. Mey-
t-rM, dec d.
Accn:ntof Joel P. Miller and I.-niah Baer, Ex-
ex n 'or and Tru.-tee ef Ptler I. Millc. dec d
Fnt anl tiuai account ot Keecca Flee; and L
C. A' kerman. hxectilors ol John Kiev, dee'd.
First and liuai a t mint of Jonathan Sorter aud
r. V. Lambert, Fxeculors ol tamucl Statier,
cec d.
Second and final aceonnt of J. Harry Fritz, one
of he txecutorsof Lnuiel hriu, dee d.
First and final a-couut of A. L. 1-ownr. Ad
miii;traurot Monroe B. Kren hinan, dee'd.
Rtnri"ter f rti, I A, J. HII.EMaX,
April :
Kcei'ier.
11
VLE TO ACCEll OU RLFL'SK.
To Samuel W Blonuh, of Canibria cotmtv. Pa.
Jese hirtii;h, of Lokhii. Kent county, Mich . Ju
li in Keys-r, of E.k hart county, lnd., Jauiet Berk
ey. Edward Berkcy arid Mry A Voder, of txrU
en, lii'l., i tirLuna K-an, of ( ainbria cunty.
Fa., Feter Kt im, of Jonntown, a.nbna county.
Pa., Andrew Keim, Kitura Tiiomaf, John H.
Keim. Mary A Keim, Martha A. Keim and Lyd
ia Keim, of Kent county. Mich.
Vol' are hereny n uned to be and appear be
fore the Judge of tur Orphans' Court at au Or
hau' Colin to tie held 10 and for Somerset coun
ty, IV.. on Monday, the -Jd day of May. lsti, at
lit o'clock in the t.reiKin, thn and there to ac
cept or retuse to lake tne real olate of Andrew
B.oiili. dee'd , a; the apiraisei vitiation, or
ahow caUM why tne ame shotild not be -id.
thenirs VUliCe, I ISAlAU li'HU.
Some raet, Pa., April 12. then ft
II
L'LETO ACCKPI OU KEFIVSE.
To Christina Weaver, Intermarried with Ste
piien Wauner. of Lot?an. Kent county, Michigan.
Y'L are hereby notified to tie and aijearat an
Orphans' Court to be held In and lor Somerset
county. Pa ,ou Monday the day of May,
at lOo'ckM k A. M.. tiien and there toaeoept or re
fuse to take the real elate of Jontu Weaver,
dee'd., at the an trailed vaiiintioa, or fhow ca ue
why the same snouid not be sold.
Sherirl s othee. ISAIAH GK)I.
bomerset. Pa., April 12. i fchenX
11
I'LE TO ACCK1TOU REFL'srK.
To Christina Weaver, intermarried with Ste
phen Wagner, ot Locan. Kent counry, M:cbigaii.
Vi tL are hereby notihed to be and anpeaxnt an
Orpham 'urt lo be held tn and fir iSmeret
coonty Pa., on Monday, the L'M day of Mav,
le.:t, at 10 o'clock A. M. then and there" Vi accept
or retue to take the real estate of Jacob J. M ea
Ter, dee'd , at tlie appraised valuation, or show
cau.-e whv the same ahouid not )e sold.
SherirTa Orhce. ISAlAU liffD,
bomerset, Pa., April 1 j HheritT.
A
SSIGNEE3 NOTICE.
Gideon Bauman, and his f Xo. 2&0, MayT. W
wife, Kliabeih Court of ( ommou
lo j Piea of Somt rxrt
1- C. Co! bora. uuty. Pa.
(Voluntary Alignment.)
Notice H hereby given that ldem Banman
arid his w rife, EUzabeth. on the Nth day of April,
lvi. ntAile a vyiunary alignment of a'l their es
tate, real and erona), to the undersigned in
trust for the benefit of the cred tors of aaid 4iid
eon B'jtrman. All person knowing tnernselves
indehtt-d Ut saitl Gideon Bowman will make im
roedtate payment to roe, aud all person having
claims will preaeut them duty authenticated at
my o:I;ce iu aumersei. Pa , w ithout delar.
L. C. COMti.RN.
Scott 4 Ogle. Att'ya, Aasignee.
IGVEES' NOTICE.
John O. Hay and Martha E. h wife, f Jenner
tounhip. tn the fonnty if Korncet, haviug
made a vclun:ary argument of all the priH.Tty,
real and prsoul, of ftaid John o. liay, to tne
uudervgned f-r the lnerit of hi creiiitrs, no
tice is 1-reby giveu to all person indebted to J.
o. I Jay, to make immediate payment a iui ai! ter
ffn having ctainiH against him to prvent theui
duly anihcntia.tel lor wfiltenvto tne Atign
ee, at toe othee of alenttue Hay, Jjornerset Pa.,
i-n mtuiday. June 17ih, l-'..t, when aud where
aid Aaaaguee wiil attend for said purple.
VALEST1N.1 HAY,
W. J. K. HAY,
A-ignees.
NOTICE.
hmti(l S. Forney ) No. May Term,
and JiliiJa, hia wife w Omrt of t'omimm
to ! I'leajt of Somerset loun-
John R. S'-ott J ty. Pa.
(Voluntary Assicnmetit.)
NOTICK is hereby riven that ?amuel Forney
and bis wife, Kii-a. oo the -ui day of April, 'y.l.
inade a oluntary assigiunent of ail their estate:
real and ersonai, to the undersigned in tru4 for
tne beneil of the creditors oi n;d smuel S. For
ney. All per-oos know iiu; themselves iniebted
to a'd SHintiel 8. Forney will wiace immediate
jymeiit to ir.a and all persons havibg clnim
wi',1 present them duly authenticated at my of
futem thebjrouhof Somerset, Pa.t w ubout de
lay JOHN B. HCCiTT.
Av-Minre.
YMKISTIUTOR'S NOTICE.
Kstaie of Sarnh i. Pile, late of Somerset Twp
Letters of adminitratitiu on the H.ove eta,ie
having been grautHi to the undersigned by the
prvpar authoritv, notice ij hereby given to ail
person- in let'U-d to amid eitate to make immc.li
eie payment, and thoae having cainw aftamt
the same wiil p-Miit them duly auihenucated
frsti,Ufm-ni on Monday, ihe Pah day of June,
l-X at the late re&iden e of deceased.
GOKoE F. KIMMF.I-.
Aim;;iitrator.
A
D.MIS1.STKATORS NOTICE.
i-laloof PnrWJ. B'ocirri, late of ronemaugh
uiADT.ip. somriwt loiiniT. i-a.
letters ol adliiititiuiiija, cum tr4'im f'tannre
in tne a'nte eutte b.viix ten jmin'ed to tbe
onVr:c-.ied. br the Keprter of il!. etc.. lo
aud tor ,-imerset eo'inTr, notice Is hereby riven
toail fiera.)!! indebted ui s&M estate to make im
roelire parinent. and tliiiae hirmn Uims
amnst tbe Mine to preem thera dulr aulhemi
cated for etl.emeDt on Tac r-c!, tlie istb dav of
May, lsej, at the late rtsnteniof dc-rased.
HIKAM BLOI'tH.
r. W. Biesceier, UtaaAN A. WaLKKR.
Attorney. Adm:uitraiora.
FAT PEOPLE.
To rediK-e tout weiitht suRrtV one WillanVi
Clsity Pills aud lose 16 tuu.l a moiilb- No id
jury io the bralia. Xo loterferenee with bjsi
imm or pWaare. No STAKviNS. They build
no and improve the irtuerai ceaiiii, beauiify the
c-.Bii.lexioo and le no WBlNHIfS. Lwv
ilSlimm. M Auburn M , Cai''ret. M4 , Irriff.;
thf b llrt of v.Mr Ifcvtfv trlU rrtjurr'i mi wet;
Jrm Hiniuto I'Alimi ttrrtr JrU hnur in till
t fr i niikI fdrvn-'t triTA V mmil, find AnU
4i all 1 rrfn Kip mm. Our pvt-ons include Kby
H'inv Hanker, ljiueen-acd leader, of oeietv.
(Kir r-l ie not otd iu drujr oom ; all opIft
se n.n I eii direct fM.m our i I nee jr
kure $.;i or three wkiu,"- fur fSOi by mail
Pt;.i1. rarLMiilare imied 4eu. All d rrc
foodeuce rouadetiUal.
WILLARD REMEDY C3., BOSTON, MASS
c
Br Tin-! of imdry writs of Fieri ra.-i. eji
din'mi xjK.nasaiid Levari Facias. iued out
of 11. e Court of C mmnu F eas of -omeret cunlT.
J'a.. rd lo me din-ru.il, there e exieil w
j,u!licsi!let the Court Uoose, in the buroiigh ol
eouiersi l. l'a , ou
Friday, May IV, 1S03,
at 1 o'clock P. St ., the following described real
estate, lo a lt :
All the right, title, interest, claim and demand
of Samuel .U. VYrndel, of. In and to all that cer
tain tract of land titiiaie hi fioinersel township,
Honx raet cor.ntv. and .-iate of Henn a. ad.inii.if
lainu of Levi linu, iiaiiiel MoMolier. cieo. Ken,
hmauncl Lape. t has. Hunter, beirs. William
H-erand JeremUn Bauer, rontaininir t.hiriy
emlit( eM m.iw or ii- l.vin thereon
creeleo a tn-storr frame ilueluuK hone.
I. ink l am and olher olll-lmiiulliiO, aitti llirap-jiiir.eliniH-i
s.
iaken in ec iition and to l "old as tbe pror
env ot ian)nel M Wrmtet. at the mm ot Samuel
M.'Wendct and .-annuel UaMwin. Admiuitra:oi
of Isaac Weudcl, di-e d, and Iillle J. tteudtl.
-AL?f-
All the riirM. title, intereit, elaim and demand
of Catharine Shuiik, of, iu ai.d lo all that certain
tract ot land situate in Biack toirnahip, tioi)ieret
eoiintv, and .-la.e of Peiiu a.. Uiuuae.1 by lands
of 1 ia,iiicl aud A. (i. Will ami by the public n.ad
leading fnim Korkwood to fiarrett. containing
tiirea and one fourth i.Vt) acres more or le,
havine thereon ereited a oiie-siory duelliiis
hone and a stable, with tbe appurtenance.
Taken in execution and lo be -old a the prop
erty of Ca!htine Shuiik. at tue wr.t of J ob
Baker and Hiram Baker, Ailmini--t::-.irs cuw
UAamrm-i of Peler J. Baker, dee d.
-ALSO
All the rieht, title, interest, claim and demand
of Jianiei lieUer and Samuel H-izrr. of. in and
to ail II. at eeriain tract ot land mi.a'e iu the
lowurbipof Je!lern, Somerset county, l'a.. ail
joiniiK lauds of E. L. Knupp. Junaihaa Miller.
Ivter More. Harriet Gardner, A. B Howard and
others, tHCtaininif one hundred and ninety euiht
IHC' ai res moiv ir le-i. ot which almiit 2o acies
are clear, laklauce uuilier. having thereon ervct
eii two I. hiMi-es. a plank tiiue. trame t Me
and other buiidinm. ilh an oichanl of friul
beHtinf; trees on the iremies, with ll.e aiipurte-naiu-es.
Iaken In executson and to I oid a the pmp
ertv of I'aniel Het.er and sainuel Heter. at tue
uii of John H. I hi and A. C. Uolberi, aud K. B.
oi hell A to.
ALSO-
All the rieht. title, intere elaim and demand
of W. M. Kroan, of. iu aud io the followinit de
erilieil lots of cronnd uuale iu tje village of
saiiUir-, Lik Lick township, bouierscl
couiny, ra., ru :
N'x 1. A certain lot of trronnd fronting ( feet
on the Went aide of West salitlmry Ave., bound
ed on the nomli by Ninth ureet. on the Wet by
an ailev and va the Nurtb by lot Xo. 1!A. known
ou the plan of uid village ai lot No. 14-S. having
therenu erected a one aud a halt'tory frame
duelliiic lioaM?i and a frame liable, wita the ap
purtetiances. No. 1. A certain lot of ground, known on the
plan of said vilnure as lot Nik 14 fronting oO
leel iu the Wet tuie of West Haiibury Ave., aud
extending back l.a) feet toau alley, lutuwed ou
the troulu by lot No. 145 and on the North by lot
No. 147, having thereon erected a wah bouse
and a euioke biai-, with the appurtenance.
No. ii. A certain kit of gninii't, known ax lot
No. 147, on the nun of id villaire, frontim )
feet on the We-: ioe ot W est SaiL-bury A re.." and
extending back l.y ict to an alley, bounded ou
tlie south by lot No. lli and on the North by lot
No. 14", with tne appiirtenaiMti-.
No. 4. A certain i4 ol ground knr.in as lot
No. 14s. on plan of said village, fronting ) feet
on the West ante if West Slibury Ave., extend
in? I-ofeet to an alley, boumled ou the South by
In. No. 1)7 and on the North by lot No. 14'.', with
Ihe appurlelialHvs.
Taeii in execution and to be sild as the prop
erty of . il. Brown at the suit of V. S. Hay u.-e
of Thus. d. Williams.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest, clitira and demand
of Wm. 11 tiiil anil Jonathan Hoynton, nurviv
iui; tiartiier of lull, Viian t o , of. In and to
ail the follow ing descnlmd real e-tate. vil.
No. 1. All that certain tract of Iimd situate in
fireenville twp. Simerset i-rnmiy. l'a., atljoining
lainhiof Samuel W timer, Samuel Hiit.ce-1 s heirs,
now or formerly the Hirmm Kitniley rract and
otuers, eoniaiiiiug lonrhuuJreil and thirty acr,-s
i l -i'i itHjre or lea, nearly all Umber land, with
the apfKinccAiice.
No. J. A certain tract of land situate in E.t
Lick townshiti, s.i::itr!A-t cciinty ami Stale of
I'euu a., ailliiining lauds of Samuel F. MatlM.
Jerome Newman. John J. Kngle. John Wright
aud others eoniaintiiK one hmiirei and niuet) -live
acre ' l?i more or less, aliout tive ci acn s of
w hich is timoer, having thereiin eni-lil a Iwo
story log Lousi. with the appurtenance,.
No. .1. A certain tracl ol laud iniMie In Klk
Licx town-hiu, county ard State aatore.Niii't. ail
oiiiii:g landsof F. O. Liveiigiiod, John Wright
anil tract No. 11, above dtracnlieil, i-ouuiining se-v-en
i7i aeren more or lev., having Ihereon ereco d
four two-story plank dwelling houses aud iwu
btatiics, with ihe ac.irtenaiiees.
'Iaken in executi.ui and to lie Mild aw the pro
city ot A in. II. liiii and Joualuau Hoyni.m, Mir
vn'iug partneH of iiill. Wauon li Co.. at the Miit
of J. c. Bomoerirer Ca-hier and the First Nation
al liank of Miubury, Pa.
-AliO-
All ihe. title, interest, claim aud demand of
Ju.ia A. Mi-Oiy aud H. i. icCoy, of. iu and to
the billowing 4ecril'd realetale, riz :
No. 1. Ail that certain tract ol laud -aaate in
the towuhiii ol Jerter-on. county of Simer-et
and state of Pennsylvania. aloiuii"- Mn-N of
Martin L. lViwiuau. liavid futluau iiicii--,. l..iui-
sa Hecblerand oiiiers, containing ninety-three
is.ii acrea ini'reoT less, aluiut St acres ot w nic
ate clear, Imiance limber, known more partic',!
lariy a the Korue i rairt.' having there. n erwt-
eo a awelting House aut a log stanie, wnn an or
chard ot fruit growing trees ou the preinixe,
wit d the ai-iiurteuances.
No. J. Ail that certain tract of land situate as
aforesaid, adioiniiig tract u. 1, and othera. ism
taiuing iveutv-tive i7ni acrm more or les all
tiuitmr.aiid kuowti a, tne Citsirge fcvausaud Mai-
thias Seott ilivL-tou, w hich waa purcba.-ed from
Keilxru ledruw aud Jana mi wile.
All Ihe above de-enbed land was conveyed to
Julian Mcti.r bv W m. sc-otl and Nancy hi wife,
by deed U-aiimi dute Feb y . A. 1)., ", ami re
corded io the hei-orJer'a tirluie at Somerset i:i
kei-onl Uiicik, ot. -ii fiages 'luu and i7, uigether
with the hereditament ami appurtenances
Taken iu execution aud to tie sold as the rmp
ertv ol Julia A. McCoy aud H. ii. Md oy at tue
nut of J. K. W alter and for ue ol t harles
McCoy now u-ajof J. W. Hauua, Adiniunurauir of
W illiam Manna, dee d.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest claim and demand
of Knhraini M. Stiaolia. of. In and to all mat cer
tau tiact of hind situate in Jederson low utnp.
SotneTMet county. Fa . adjoining lamia of Matiuns
Hhaulbi nein, amuei ttareiay. Mte uia-i, A. 11.
Howard and others, eoiitamuig two hundrei. an-l
ttlly two i-J. acre more or les, aNiut t'j ai res of
which are clear, lialanee timber, having thereon
erected a two-story Iralne dwelling bnue. i leg
bouses aud a lisrn, with a gHJ sugar vaiiip
on the preinit. witn the appuru-narice.
Taken in execution aud to tie otd as the prop
erty of Kphraiin M. rhaalis, at the suit of Mich
ael M. s.iaulia, Administrator of Muthiaa shau
li, dec d.
-ALSO
All the right, title, interest, clalu and demand
of peter lletlley. of. in aud lo alt Ihe follow leg
described n-i estate, riz :
Nik i. A certain farm or tract of land titnate
in Simerei township, i-omervt county, l'a , aud
known as '-Highland tartn," adjoiuilig laiula ol
Henry Beyts, Criah Trent, 1'eU-r Miiier, Cyru
st&hl. William F. I'M aud othen, bouiideil nil
the Kat by the S4tnerel it Johnstown turnpike
road, cjiiuiining three handled c t'i acrea more
or less, and comprising three scver.il parceLs of
land, one conveyed by oeorire Ktiop'nyder and
w lie. recorded in Vol. .SJ, pages .S.'s dii- another
conveyed by Levt Llchiy aud wile, recorded in
Vol. if-, pagi iilJ Ac, atwl the other conveyed by
Jacon Nctl. as Adniinistretor of M. sihauUsJ liec'd'.
as nan of the Maihlas hhaulis laud, having
thereon ervcU-d a large two slory brieit dwelling
hoiise, a oneiory frame dwelling house,
a Urge frame barn, a wash hiaise and otn
cr outbuildings, wuh a fruit orchard on the prem
ises, land in a good Mate of cultivation, witn the
appurtenances.
No. i he undivided one-half interest of all
that certain tract of laud situate iu Some is-1
township, Somerset cmtnty, l'a., adjoining land,
of Jiaiepa Auman, W m. Vi". Young. Herman Bar
ron, c. ii. Bi-rkey and Henry txilemau. i-iiiitain-ing
two hnudred and seventy five tJT.'d aeren
more orlesH. atiout lii acre of which are clear,
having thereon erected a Inrge twosMry brick
dwelling hjusc, a one aud a half story frame
dwelling house, two bank liarus and olher build
ings, with a trnod orchard and a sugar camp on
the premise, land iu a good suite til culuvaiiou,
with Hie appur'.enaijco.
No. it Al tiat certain lot of ground situate tn
the liomugh of somersit, county of s-omersct and
stale of f'ehiisylvauia, and known on the p'an of
the town of rsimePH-t a lot No. 14J, bouoe'ed ou
the north by lot of cvamuel Gaither. d c d ou the
east by Maui n or 'lurkcyfe, ,trcet, on the
south by lot of C. K. RhoaS and on the west l.y
Chtirel. alley. ha ina Uicreon erected, a Iwo-no-ry
frame dwelling house and a two-story wash
and wraal bouse, being the aame priwrty cid
nr it s, jieMoien. ilign snenn ol r-otnersel
c unity, l'a.. to i harle J Hamn and W iiium
P. Huston, and by deed dated the 1st dav of
Mar-h Issv and reeordeii in Reconf Book of
lieeiis for Somerct -ouuty. Pa., in Vol. 74, page
444. etc, here it al large appears, with the aje
pnrte nances.
taken in execution and to ne sold at tli pmp
erty of Peter Uetller, al the suit of A. II. Cof-
froth a use, V. M. Uiborne i Co., et. al.
-ALSO
All the rirhl. title. Interest, c'aira and demarsl
or hdw ard st 'in. or, in and Pi ait thai certain
tract of land situate in Htonyrreek township,
ssimersct eountr. Pa., ailjoinmg lanW ot' Samuel
liupstailt, Jonathan ikliiier. Peter Formault. m
Kltigler and others, containing one huiidn-d and
nxty tb'oi ai res more or le-. alsjut irj acres clear
lialance tims-r. havine llienxin ere ted a to
story irnme dwelling hous-, a new ltnk bam
and other out b-iiidmrs with an orchard and a
good toiiitr camp ou the premises, with the ai
purteuaues.
Taken in execntion and to he aold a the pmp
eny of KdwaidstuU at the suit of Carrie Slull.
ALSO-
All the right, li'le. intertst, ciaim and demand
of Mary A. Kisicer. of in and to all inai e-rtafn
laimor tract ot land, situate in Quemahontng
township. ad tfhade towniihin. sMuervt county,
Pennsylvania, adjoining lamls of Jeremiah A.
Claik. Peter Buyer and the stony creek
containtiigcne hundred anil seventeen '17acrta
and titty-six i.S-1 tierchc more or less. oi-ar;y ii
ol w iiieh is clear, harinz thereon erected a "two
story frame dwelling house, a !( barn and other
ou'.Miildings. loeether Willi the atiisirtenauces.
Taken in exeeuti tn and to be sold a4ine prop
erty of Mrv A Kolger, al the suit of the Johns
tow n ravn g Bank,
ALX
AU he r elit, title int"res .claim aid demand
of I Vouglii.nr luand to all the folliiwiug dj
acrilied real estate, vn ;
No. 1. A certain lot of ground situate in Kew
Centreville Bomugh, Somerset cottniy. Pa.. fpct
inriai Main street, ailjoinitur lots of 'jainea Ker
rel John F. Hay and H. W. Phtllippi, having
thervort erecteil a twivstorr frame dwell!!) house
a stable and olher outbuildings, with the ap pur
lenancea. No. L A certain tractof land aitnate In Mil
ford township, somerset roontr. Pa., adjoining
laniln of peier lmll'i estate. Christian Schns k
and Uauiel Will, contaiiiing three t.i acres more
or less, with the appurtenances. i
Taken in exeeiiiion ami lo be aid ai the prop,
erty of L. Vonght, at the auii of Valentine Hay,
nse of J. H. I hL
ALSO
All the right, title. Interest, claim and demand
of crorge H. Tavuiau. of in and lulhe following
described real estate, vii :
No. L All thai certain farm or tract of land
situate ia Somerset township, Fomerset cisinty.
Pa., ailjoinimr land. Frank 8. Gilbert, Kdward
H'siver, Frisiia Countryman, Lwria Brow, and
public road", enutiining one hundred and Bra
iHtfd acres more or less, nearly all of wnich is
rkarau-i lair-l stale of eulti--atloO. having
threoU erecu-d a two atory frunie dwnlir.g
lio'iee frwine tenant house, a largo frame siab.e
and o.her outlHilldings w uhau orchard o. fnnt
beanng irtesou the premis,-,, with tne an iirti
nances. No i A certain tract of land situate m si-m-crset
hoiouch. Somerset c nn'.y. I"a.. ad,".n!u
lauds ou ihe troutii by Nicholas Iicrker. on Hie
Westbv Fredenck Wettiier. on the North by
Franciii Weimeraad'm the Kast by Kllta T-ny-man.
containing twelve ' l'.'l acre mors or less,
with the appurn-r.anees.
No ii A i-ertaio lot of gmnn 1 situate In Na
enfci borough. Somers-t couutr. Pa., frontitg -feet
i hi he South side of s-anner street and
tssindielon the Etst by an al'ey, M..tith liy ha of
Isaac s.impoa and on the West by lot of Isaac
J.Hits and James Jones, having there. erected a
luostory fralucdwrllmg hotiso, with the apjsir-U'lmuis-s-
lakm in ex i':it:-in and io 1--ol i as ihepft-
erlV ol le-orge II. lavn-.au. at the sllit ol fiaivi-y
L. bi rkii) and liarvey M. beraie;.
-ALSio-
All the right, title, interest, claim and demand
of Lnd wit Hra-sei ker and Hannah Brasecker, .
in and Ui all tbat certain lot of gnmiid situate in
r'ornerse tsiroiigh, Somerset county, l'a.. flouting
4ofetou ?'aiu X street and extending lck II. c,
f.-et to an alley, bont-ded on ihe i)ith by let of
t haa. W. Breiiiitsoii. and on the North by lot of
Paniue.i Frtti. having t iereou enxtcl a dou' ie
two-story frtme dwelling house, a frame stabie,
a ith the appurtenance.
Taken in exerituou and to be wM as the prop
erty of Llldwig Braseckcrand Haunan Bra-.i k
er, at the suit of si. I) LiVeng.sid, t-e of W.I'.
Meyers, useot Valentine Hay.
TERMS.
e
NOTICE All persons purchasing at the a'sive
sale w iil plea-e take notice that lo per cent, of
the pun-base monev must be paid when pmisirty
i kma keii dowiu iiiherws il will agaia be
exsiei1 to saw at the risk of the first purcnaer.
The resiilue of the purchase money uiu-t be l-aid
on or Is-fore thedav of conlirniati-in, ru: Tr.ura
day, Mav j. lvM. 'No deed will lie acknowledg
ed untii the purchase money is id in full
IsAlAH t.i'I.
bher.lT.
SSIGNEI-S SALE
OF
Vanabls Heal Estate.
Br virtue of an order of sale iiucd out of tho
Ckii.'rt of Common I'b-aaof ss.mer-et county, l a..
1 w id expose to public sale ou Ihe premises, on
FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1893,
at two o'clock P. M , a'l the following ilesrril'ed
real estate of Archibald Livelihood, of Mil lord
lownahip, to wit:
A certain tract of land situate in Milford town
ship, in the county of -omersei, adjotiiiog lands
of John M. ITilclitield. sma, Waiser, baluucl J
Bowser, and contaiuiug
14zG Acres,
more or le, about K-0 acre of which are clear
ed, lialauce in lituher.
There is a t?vd onhard and sntrar camp on tl
farm: limesi'Hie and coal opened . th larni has
te:n Weil JiiiicU. i here ia a
Frame House.
latve new hank harn and other outhuildinri r
the premises. The lann lie one mile nTtli cf
Rof kwi and i Iom- to i.iarket and ch'irchea,
and has a chul hou. at the end of the farm.
Terms :
10 per cent "f purchw m-ney hi be paid as
,n a .arm is Knot-Ken on: un-iitr.i,
the ten iter cent . on cttninnation of fwle. ono
third in six month and one-liiird in oue year.
una luicreM onaeierreu payuienvi-
. J. IKWsKR
Aa;fc'Eee,
rpUEPA NOTICE.
NOTICE U herebr e,vn that til vTnna fr-m
and af'er this dte found hauling, riding, wi'k
ins:, li-hiuif or hunt!Tiic on my peiiius-' in iii
ford townh.p, will he proFeeiited acconhn? to
laa .
May 17, 1s.. Je Hi-over.
MRS. A. E. UHL.
My Sjring Stock is complete in
every line, qualities of (ioods are
tlie be.st, .styles newest and prett
est and prices lowest.
The prudent Imyer will find it
greatly to his or her advantage to
examine my stock before puivlias-
liiir.
DI'iKsS GOOUS
A complete line of Ircs Goods
of all the newest qualities,
styles, shades and kimis, at
very low prices.
SILKS
A large assortment plain, black,
colored, plaid, figured and
changeable silks. Trice rang
ing from .f0c to $1.50
WORSTED GOODS
A complete line of Cashmeres,
Henriettas, Serges, Whipcords.
Diagonals in many styles and
colors. Prices from 12 1-2 to
$1.25.
WASH GOODS
A complete assortment of
Dress Ginghams, 8c. to 30e.
Linon D Inde, 12 1-2 to 15c.
Many new styles of Dress
Goods from 10 to 25e. Out
ing Flannels from 7 to 12 1-2.
DRKSS TRIMMINGS
An immense line of Dress
Trimmings, including Velvets,
Silks, Laces, Gimps, in all
shades, also beautiful irides
cent styles.
HAM BURGS
Tlie largest and finest assort
ment of Hamburg Edgings and
Flouncinirs ever seen in Som
erset. Trices low.
LACES
A great stock of laces of tbe
kinds that are now most fash
ionable, in Silk, Linen and
Cotton, in Clack, Cream and
White.
CURTAIN'S
Curtains in Nottingham, Irish
Toint and Tamboured, 50cts
to $12.00 per pair, poles 20c.
CURTAIN SCRIMS
Curtain Scrims, 5 to 15 cts.
SASII CURTAINS
A large assortment of styles.
STOCKINGS
Tiie largest stock ever shown
in Somerset, in fast black and
colors. Prices and colors
guaranteed.
GLOVES
A full assortment cf kid, silk,
and cotton gloves and mitts.
WRAPS?, CAPES, REEFERS, ctc-
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 Millinery 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 pretty
aud useful articles that I have
in stock can be mentioned for
want of space in this paper.
Come and see that the half hap
not been told about the hand
some goods and low prices.
I DHL.
Mrs.
Parker & Parker.
Cloak and Waiste Department.
The Spring lines of Ladies' and
Children's
JACKETS AUD GAPES
are now in ami are of the very lat
est productions and in the front
rank for STYLE, FIT and FINISH.
Ladies Silk Vaists and
Tailcr Made Suits
a new FEATURE with us this
Spring.
We liave added a handsome line
of Ladies' Silk Waists and Sailor
made Suits and will show for the
Coming Season.
A SUPERB COLLECTION cf
Garments
comprising all the best Ideas and
Styles at PRICES to insure popu
larity. IN
Carpels, lace Curtains,
Poftiers. Window Shades.
Cloths Carpet Chains, e!c.
We expect the preference of
your patronage on four points :
Largest Collection to
Choose From,
Choicest Styles,
Superior Qualities
and Low Prices.
All above consider before pur
chasing elsewhere.
Parker &
Parken
WHISKIES ! WHISKIES !
I havcjiist taken rwpuoii of ciy sc
preni iss-s,
Xo. 13 Bedford Street.
(formerly 21 ill fc'trwt.l rleii I have lai l ia e
lull tm t of
Wines and Liquors,
an-I.n her ?mfffT !:rr-t mr t-ntire tiT arM tt
The R.C. LANDiS DMilUSion.
I have now n Iian-l a CinMpVu a.-Mirti'-.i-ut of
lLes lasmif'j vrh!ici-s tr-nii on jjar ut
al liit- lolluw liiif jri o:
One-yoaro.'ft. jHr g-A!In .5J '
Two ' 2,
Tiiivfr ,k 2
Four ' s j
W!iy lry a ior ijjrn article, win n yen ran rt
what you kl ow to In a a;Mut ly" -irt ami
wbolt-Min K'tuor aiaiiuUrturf'l .11 votir own
count y. Try uiy braiK In tt. rir f thr
wholes le dimrtmiit I touirl a wrr-le
riNH:i fully aim! rumi'W'tc.y suk-LvI ttilh tlie
choicutrt hr-Mitis of
AVines, Liquors & Ci?ars.
Thia U owntti and np-rHtr. hy . F. Wi:Vr. Jn
ad'iitiOD to tlie afto I k-i on r.tt i a
(oiupltae a-J'ortiiifiit fi iujjiru-ii
ant tjouietic
WHiES, BEER. ALE, BRANDIES AND
CORDIALS.
S. 1. SWJKITZKII,
14 Bedford St
Ciinsborlainl. -
EDGGIE8, WAGONS asfl CARTS.
Just- .Arrived
A car load of
the finest Busies ever brought
to Somerset.
THE WORLD BEATER
-IS THE
DIAMOND SPRING,
has no equal for the money for
hard drivin? and easv ridinir.
nAVE OX HAND
The Anderson Coil Spring Bu:rrv
" Dexter Queen "
" Fairv " " "
u Erewster Side bar
u Thomas Coil
" National Side "
1 ALSO HANDLE
The Ovensboro Farm Wagon,
At Prices Away Down.
Si-vtri Juittili d K:tf ft aiul H"';,"i;,t hiLm
ih JlAcUflit'Jr.
Call at
E. L. Simpson's
NEW WARE ROOMS.
Tatriot St.-,
Somerset, Ta.
AGENTS MfAhTED frr tr.ty Authored
msuriT ef uib t. vm
Ky Gail -tami'ton, h iit-rary ei.tut.
with ther H'H--4t!tii i-f l.i i.rnlv. am lor .Mr
h'.aiiie a k Mt IIi.-ukv. '-7 aen'v ,.-am ..f ( ,.ri
etvss." anil nii Uti r Ih-ie. "i lii'.iu.tl liim-iLsju
llllls ' IHl VTiWir lls f.,1- i,,ris. fsias.
tlusiTeterriirjr pivrn. W-itr tor '..-rms to
THE HEMSY B It F'JB CO., Norwich, Cof.11
wm frir Sji;.i.Ii Nuqi- l rir in.os.
Ta lrk'. Fa!.-:c. lit ant Fltiisl,
1 We Beat Jhe World !
Largest Stock cf Pants in ths
Stat?.
Q PERFECT FITTING PANTS CO.
ALTOONA. PA.
SAW MILLS,
ENGINES,
Improved Variable Friction Fd.
eod fcr c T. B. FAROUHAR CO..
..uduiwi YORK, PA.
Fifth Avenue
Pittsburjr
Cheap
CAFES !
tU-rrybmlg irttnt a Cap H Sprin;. So ntr.l t., w.,Ht ia p
Our prim bring them u-UUin the reach of ti try one.
f. c Xicfs loub!e Capes of Fliie CI,:: : !: . v
v52.C)) Greens, nines and Tans: only s.'.
( Loir Triple Capes of Irride-eiit S.tj.: -,
. ru colors on different liiihts ; Silk U:vr-.
At $4.90; $t.ya.
f Fine Pouble Capes, with rJutt.M-:'y Cn; e a-.v .
, ftc Silk-lined Cape; Silk ai.d .,
rl vpO.OO I r.lue, Clack, Green and Tan ;
f Velveteen Ilutierily Capes : lined t'.r.u.-!. .
, Irridesccnt Silk: a very hun.N.v;.., t..k .'
At IZ.jl Cbckon'r; i?PJ.T5.
There are but four item out of hsiiflret.i in fVr. .',. y
to Oilk ,. t .rackets. Suit-. H rop. etc. lUey re t.p.uli) r
Come ana .futlfe for tjuursetj.
CAMPBELL & DICK
81-83-85-87-&-89 5th Ave., Pittsbiip
Jas. B. Holcierbaum
Has just received a ear ofRic Coil Sprin,' Hu -is -.-s. V,. ,
our Rice Coil Sprinir Iluir.'ies to I-e the easiest rid::i.'r.bl a.--.
durable made in tiie world. Try ue. The spri::.' .
not be Lrokeu by Leavy loading or fut drhi:;,-.
rr-V - ' ''w
v s.Y-v U AT''
CK:r ' liAi'-v: . y
ri a!a ,- .i y,A-
HAVE IN" s-TOCK.
End Spring, Brewster Side Bar Spring
Dexter Queen Spring, Dupe!
Coil Spring Buggies,
AT TRICES TO SUIT ALL BUYERS.
Our line of Hamers. "Whip-". Lap Robes, etc., is complete ar.d a:
where competition caa't reach for same quality. CY.i a:, i .- ?
JAMES B. HOLDERBAUfi'
. .A., SCHELL,
DEALER IN
STOVES, RANGES, HEATERS
and Kitchen Furnishings.
MANUFACTURER OF
TIN. SHEET-IRON AND COPPER WAR:
SUGAR PANS, SAP BUCKETS, SCOOPS
AND SYRUP CANS
both round and square at lowest possible prices.
; Tin and Steel Rooficr. Tin and
and Rums, put up in be.-t inunnrr.
Estimates furnished for hatinr building by steam, in-t v, .it.-r a.'.l
air wiiiiout chartre
P. A. SCHELL
MAIN CROSS ST. - SOMERSET. FJ
OUR CLOTHING IS
Hiis'ht
in
Style,
HUBSSaSDSy
lU-Iit
in
Fit,
Kivjht
in
Workmanship.
! Ill
I'rice.
MINTIMIER
122 Clinton St., -
Cinderella Stoves and Range;
Their QyEEffa f Their
Cfeanli-
ness
T.iis is avaluabic feature when von
Lessens PSgp
I Labor, m . Mcnet
! r
j JT will pay you to examine the QUEEX aXPEREI.LA RA
! A for you buj. h ias all the latest improvements, and is - "Vf, .
tee.i to be a jrix-J Uker. It has the direct draft danijHT. ;
can have a Tipa ;. v.i. s?ri,.- ?. .,.;-n.i nUh th. or-'.i"-'iT7 '".
JThas an ctra larjre high oven, tliorotmlil.v ventilated. ' .
of inflnwrjg and enttiowing air c:iu be resrilated at " "f :,t'"'" V'
a perfect ha'ser, and no burning on the top. It hus tlie Trr,';-.'
prate, whicn is the perfection of convenience and c'.eaii'a:--"-peeialiy
durable, having three separate iides. or the a.'.vaaUi:e c
grates in one, and sot easily warped bj the action cf the
Vanufart lreJ br n HAVEN t OJ LlmiieJ. I" Its In nth. SrM ml ,''-i''"t': l'T
JAIES B. H0LDERBAUM, Soraei
Krwsinser t Ks.nz, Berlin, Ta
0M ni. "77
1 - KEVFMBlZn well and
NOT. A HE STOKE.
BUT
THE
- Choicc - Chic - - Cfcans .
Galvanized Iron Spouti.i,' i'.c hi'
& OGELVIE
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
ijpVjNuE Econc
a 't i( .
l T Saves
!
wantaiiu'rk fire for ear.? ; ;-aA;"
I . .1
uersct i
Jaie.n
and P. J. Co-er A Pn,
tafrCS
with .can-.e,! tLelv