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J"he Somerset Herald.
1 eronCJE E. SCnX. Editor.
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- oli H:y a,.on is o!4 by
J. B. HoLPSRmi .
1 -a.-it league dubs meet at
I ,.rT, of :be Hxeald should not forget
, ' -T'" sl jcr-iLe dIuer'i,t t their
! : -v i filing realy for the
V. : , will soon be in Mason.
s ! v ;!.re prcMriila wou.d
a-j.rjiir.siie oa a wedding
c ,.f i'.ary Rutb's iter bii been
,. Te I'rrsidt-tit fcas announc-
,t- Liji;iienta r.s'utr.
!. tuc Ust flour in the
. is warranted. For sale
M til LOS tkU&utSL.
- I i-jple fn'.urday aut-ndt-d a
. i:.i;r county .'. A. R. l'us'.?,
u'x 0f t",:ie f jruiture at iH viin'a
,:.i.:in St., begins Aug. l;h.
ab;M baif Kit.
rv,.-,!: r otk, which Lae txeu
'
: k to I'M men.
"i t'--' ELptfSis thai a bei
', ;n r ..I cilia j! be Liutd than
Km-iteb A FEfixtB.
. Jays have conic, tLe
... : u; ;:..' vtar.
... .s a:. 1 r'' both g.xxl and bad
..M.i. .1. it ai':,':ir.
,,. j ii.il A it-w stares of Vt-luabie
u t Lc XirLlttor. 5i!:itarium, of Mar
. pa. W.: be J.d ri?bt lo a ijukk
c. i I'-1 1;" Jobr.stown, I'a.
t jt ' pausat the prices now ruling
cl-.tt::.'- at Kaepper St i'emer's. The
- ' :vUs in suits and over coats are
1 . i. (.Y. and examine their stock.
uatii t kvt'p solid with the rerer.t--.;
-.d'.: ! n:i-3tra! student call him doctor
4 t.-..:r avai.a'iie o-xaiion.
;l r!,-r ilat Mahlon Sjhrock kt'.pa in
lj t a i : ; '1 a::-i ir?'j line of grocerits, ilour
4 icei. a: '-jltoni prices. Couatry pro-
t-a ::i eiol;u-ige lor gojos ai an
;:.t era:.' .-try cr-:p is (cxsg to be r n
,.a ,.. tbey say. If turkeys will
v c "'.-; '"J ther will be substantial
.::rfjr Tt-atiksiving.
;v...lv,n A.--:.! ?"kianer, cf PilUbur, con
i, t rep jrt that an attorney has advised
? ..l.i.err t send a man lo Wabrngton to
. I'.'l-. 'rt.t 'li-ve'.and ana his cabinet.
!:. l:.t it i uf this country, it is esti
.ulw::l ex.-etd 2-;.'M,K gallons this
a:.i a !sr,; .art of it will acpiire a
u -:.t i.fjre it is finally di5fseJ of.
i!4-T, a f-en I'cvlin's Ii.-usse'ls Carpets
i-ra:d, in any pattern? I-ace
.-.i::.? i'.'Rt-r than jobbers prices.
- u.ruat.cJ oa any zr'.'.C.e. bO and S2
n '.;.: it.. Johnstown, I'a.
,(i i,T i the fourteenth annual re
:, tae Twenty-firs-t Peni.syivan a csv
v a-? .-iatiou will u:e-i at CLamlx rb :rg.
1 t:.e f-j.:.)ali; dy '.he party will go to
i-a is now open. -et your p'.tn
.i.-he-iT. Maris n, S.evi us and Fo-
sia'e and dor:tile barrel Shot
t'lkiudr. i:.-voivrs a specialty at
rbsuai's Hriw.ire iiore, Sjmer-
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I me fatal disease h-M a"a ieJ CSearfieid
i citrle, J. C. Hubler, of Graham
1 -st seven in two davs last week
iis rw'chbor lost one. The disease at
- knees and throat and resembles
rlrris in Lumaas.
av. is to save m ney. This is
Jo by buying a g.od Hjv, Straw and
t Cj'teraad Crusher of
J. E. HoLI'EKrU M.
Somerset, Pa.
. La ve sick or nervous headache, take
"V.l.artic Pilln. Thev will clear.se
I ,: it h. re-tore healthy action of the di-
.-.i-e er.-!i:is. remove e:Ttt5 matter ithe
. v::v u! which d.-presses the nerves an 1
ai.l t!i l- i-ive sjieedy lelief.
N ' n sho'.ld travel without a box of
I'ii:-. As a safe and speedy remedy
' cj::.t ; ation and all irregula.'itivs of the
e.a. h an j bowels, tiiey have no equal,
.: bring sk'.l'Aiiiy s igar-ooate 1, are pleas
.: t.j take, and long retain their virtues.
Tlif t itn'oria 7" v. i'i gavs : The hail on
;:i Uy oi Ut wetk, kiile.1 a large Bum-
bird.-. I'jsd starrons were numerous
J. r tr.-es. .if.er the storm, having been
-...kddiwa from the trees where they
i s '.ci'. shelter, by the icv lellets.
It U said, and those who say it are sup-
to kiusr, tliat the finest quality of
elng ua is male out of old rubber
;.: and cki n-r. No whea yoj are"
.eBir.gyyjr gam just think of this, aud we
tre r.o i juht it will adi to the pleasure of
1- :-:.l-..nable iiidalgtace.
W:.rs te tomato worm basnutnetous
- fi-.-'.-i o i his bacm do not kiil him,
-n ei.l.a;;.-e. Let him live, even if Le
'-'. eat a U vines, as ih'.-se white spots
e :- of a parasite that will when
i c.t sir jr more imiato wornu in a
i :.. c. a csan could ia a whole season.
La;-vet said, we are reliably in
I in . ::rect:.n with a recnt event ia
'au y i f Mr. Cleveland, that the presi
t.t 1. 1: v h:ns "Ai'.r the bawl is over."
t e s:.i.:. t : . r . f, re. iialte-il'v tu lav oom-
j j
oj .jC air.ity until ii U made public
heartless w. iter.
Lii.ca.-ler county farmers reached
ta..r al s aiioa near their place about
l-tue one day lat week. One Liid
i ' . i.eat an 1 the other a load of corn.
: -e c rn and wheat were sold al tLe
- .e-o. cnts. It is proiahle a simi-
'- vt: before occorreJ inthatcoon-
: tie low i-.-ii-e cf wheat, several
(i rks entity w ho can a;l rd the
fia ny Lave put up ware houses
" " i 'e oi 'g-aln, which they are huy
t t:.e rt-vailia pricV, exeetiiig an
-t'.r. Iartar.cs have come to light
L. a
' rr :.':. ,t bave s i.r-j up and bave still
- -:.d iew.vuc.-opi of t'l, ''.i.'i'.iJ M
-:e I-.tt-hargh C-:.tMtrci,d C-txtte says
- At.-irrw E.iit.t, a prserotis young far-k:-
r' s klakitiaie w hile on bis way
J ct s a iou with milk, and
" ': the largest suake he ever saw,
- u.-.-.a-ed he wx-tid n ! give dime is'ous
J !s ci. ed a hnr. IavestigiMon led to
u ! stvta half grown lurktys
- : aa 1 ti-erj sa,i ied by the rept.le.
'.'of ii,e snake may be ji ige by ila
'- ' ''" 'i: such lowis.
A wlo fa. led to be a-sessed can vole
X v ntvr el-.'i:on by calling two
f i. will swear be has ba a resident
: f r:c, ,.Jt c , , jj Jt jf ils f4i!, u,
i.- asu e or ouaty tax. assessed within
--year" ixniedtately prece ding the elec-
..' days before tiie election, there is no
-'er np.,a erti, iM m ure bim a
" T:.e pvcij.n ot laiss, to enable a
s; to v, ri;,,5l i,e ujle not later tha.i
' ': 7. If you wait until October S you
be -1 hours vs ia'-e.
-: and Ea.c; Borden bave bonglt
- awvtj into a splendid bouse on Lincoln
' 'he fashionable pirtion of Fa 1
't', i.a-s. Tae old hnv. in !.;-. Ih.ir
-r.J st.
Ul j
her were murdered bad
' ' 3 o;c;.j l,,j 0y ilt,a but rill now be torn
'"3 d aa oii-e Luilding er.xttd there.
l lo women have an income of t-V.OW,
ib-y ioherittd ft-jO.onO fwtn their father
" '-' "" from their s'ep-molber. Em
ti ia: biark tut Lizzie dresses ia colors
tLi y fitcumr'y drive ever tb citj.
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Mr. John S. WeaVland, or Confluent, hag
received aa appointment as Railway Postal
C;erk.
Mr. Edward Eca!l is speeding the present
week in Pittsburgh, visit ins his brother,
Capt. S. F. Scali.
Lieutenant Charles A. Taytuan, C. S. A.,
and wife tre gursis at the re ideuce. of Mr
George II. Tayman.
Judge A. R. Scott, wife, son and daughter,
of Falls City, Nebraska, are gueels at the
residence of John E. Scott, Esq
Miss Edith Lfgan, cf IUr.few, Pa., is
spending a few weeks in Somerset as the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. tieo. II. Love.
Miss Mary Eooser, daughter of F. J.
Kooser, F.q., ltft for Pittsburgh last week
to et.tjr the Pennsylvania College.
Mr. aud Mrs. L. VV. Fog.of Ijiirobe, are
visiting Sjnierstt relatives. At present they
are guests at the icsidenceof Dr. U. S. Kim
meli. Mr. and Mm Alex Kurns. of Jenuer town
ship, ate visiting Mrs. Koraa' brothers,
Wil.iam II. aud J. II. Walter, in Johns
toe n.
It 13 said that li e work of boring a test
well with a view of procuring a water tup
ply for Somerset will bo comiut nctd ibis
week.
Miss V.. Jvie Saafer, cue tf Somersets
brilliant young ladits, is the guest of Mrs.
Iaac Tlersou, of Wollsburg. Srl;ril In-
Mr. Albert McMillen and wife, of McCook,
Nebraska, spent several days of lat wetk in
Sorntrset visiting the family of Dr. S. J.
McMiilen.
Mr. (leorge D. Griuies. of Anderson, Indi
ana, baa been speud;n3 the pat few weeks
visiting bis brother, F. L. Crimes, of Addi
son township.
Mrs. J. an II. Rv.yts, of Pittsburgh, spent
several days of last week ia Somerset. She
was a guest at the residence of her father,
Mr. Edward Scull.
Adam P. Raker, a we!l-knwn farmer of
Black township, died very suddenly at his
borne Sunday night. He was about sixty
tive years of age.
A. II. Coffroth, Jr , alitor of the Vcxrat,
aocotupariied by his wife, left for Chicago on
Weibiesday last. They will sj?nd about
two weeks in doing the World's Fair.
The first National bank in Cambria coun
ty, outside of Johnstown, was organized last
we k. It is locled in Patton, a tjwn in tae
c-ji! region ia the north end of the countv.
Mr. Jobn J. Hotfman, of Philadelphia,
foruitrly editor of the Somerset liennxrat.
has been spending the past week with
friends and relatives in and about SometseL
II. L. Eaer, K-rj , and wife, who Lave been
in Chicago for the pat tsv. weeks, lefi that
place Saturdiy for California, where they
wili sj'en 1 a month or in ore before returning
hoaie.
Elmer Rruner, a life prisoner at the West
ern Penitentiary for the murder of aa eld I
farmer at Ebensburg. Cambria county, died
Sunday night from cholera morbus after an
illness of 1- hours.
The summer is over and the .-ptcuiber
scenes of children wending thtir way daily
to aud from the several schools, with books
aud tablets it: hand, are as interesting to
look up;m as ever.
The through putiiic schools o;i?aed Mon
day morning with four bun ini and ten
scholars in attendance. This is the largtsi
tlrst day's enrollment iu the history of the
schools.
Mr. E igeae R. Fioto. casLier of the Ci!i
r.ens Ear.k, Meyers dale, was on Thursday
last unite 1 ill marria. e to Miss Edith L.
Shipley, daughter of J. T. Shipley, one of
Meyersdale's leading business men.
George Lively, an uncount of whose seri
ous injury at S.aatoa's M ils, by tbs falling
of a derrick, appeared in the last issue of the
IlEB.Lr. is slowly improving and bis ulti
mate recovery is now confidently i.oked for.
John II. I'bl. E q , of Somerset, and
John M. Oats, of lleyersdaie. It ft, for Hsr
r'shtirg Sunday evening. They are the dele
gates from this county to t!r: Democratic
State Cotiventioa, which mcvit ia that city
to day, Tuesday.
Mr. Charles F.adsley, who for the past two
years has h.iea employe 1 ia the auditing de
partment cf the Cambria Iroa Company,
Jjbiis'.own, is spending his va :a'.iju with
bis relatives ia Souierset. He is a son of
Dr. A. J. Eadsiey.
R'gis'er and R cord-r H.leman spjnt sev
eral davslast week at his old home in Ad- i
dison township. While there be bad a
handsome monument erected in the cemet
ry in Petersburg, in memory of bis father
and mother who are haried there.
Miss Valeria Aukeny, Miss Edi:U Schell,
Mrs. E Iwardijfail, Somerset ; Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McDonald, Rctkwocd; Mr. J. J.
Zimmerman, Stoyettown, are among the
Somerset county people who left fir the
World's Fair within the past few days.
Mr. and Mr3. W. 11. Gardner end their
daughter, E'.ta, and Mr. Albert Berkey, of
Stanton's Mills, ltf. I..-! k for I a City
and Waterloo to visit rr'atiees. They will
a'so visit tbe World's Fiir before re'.urfiiiig
home, which wili be ab u: a month benca.
These three SiBje."se: weddings are scbed
uled for Taurslay : El. M. Love aud Miss
P'iora Httll'-y, both of S nueritt ; Mr. E. II.
Piiiilips, of Meroersh irg, and Mi:S Eva
Soafer, of Somerset ; Mr. T. A. Tharp, of
Lima, Ohio, aid Miss Belie Walker, of Som
erset. The M-yersdole baa J. one of the leading
masital organizations of Ihe county, arrived
in Somerset Monday evening for the reun
ion. During the evening th-y rendered a
tiuiaberof tht-a" cboi.v-t selections and were
hi;;h!y coutplimeated by .nir.y of t;ur ciu
r.ns on thtir line playsng.
Mr. Peter P. and Miss Bar bar S-hro.k,
of Johns va county, loir a, are visiting Som
erset connty relatives. At reseat they are
the guests of iheir cousin, Mr. S. U. Yoder,
of Slonycrttk township. TLey are loth t a
lives of Somerset coon'y, having left Lc-re
srme twenty seven years ag .
Tiie cornC.lds throughout the county,
since the heavy wind storm of a couple of
weks ago. have anything but an iavitit.y
look to the crop gatherer, sjme places it
is as 2 it as if rolled down, and in most in
stances is so tar.gled up that it will be al
most inii-ossibic to cut and shotk it.
IVter lie til .-y. of the Highland Farm, lost
by d-.ath, on Friday, b:s b-autif i! brown
horse, Boston. This horse bail been sold lo
a Cb cago paity at a loug prii-e, but not ha'f
his real valoe. He was lo have been shipp
el shortly. T;:e !o?s of this horse to Mr.
H-iT y a: this time is a very large one in
deed. "
A traveling acrobat and p'ght-rope walker
gave a perfcrmante ou Main Cross street,
Saturday afterno-m, mil h to the amuse
ment of a large crow J of on 1 t'kers. His
rone was stretched from the Snyder block to
the lletS ?y block, opposite. Tae crowd was
very liberal i.i the bestowal of quarters,
dimes and nickles bo'.h before and at the
close of the performance.
Tbe committee on transportation for the
re union of ihe Fifty fourth were much dis
appointed at not being able to have a special
train ou the B. 4 O. from tbe west. Kad
they sucoeedtd ia procuring this traia they
thicdt tbe crcwd in attendance would bave
been increased by not less thaa four hun
dred people. Owing to a scircity of cars
the railroad offi cials wore unable to sapply
the desired train.
Jobn FVcker was incarcerated in the coun
ty jail last week charged with assisting Dan
iel Herricglon to procure money from the
15. Si O. pay car by false rrflense. When
Herrington impersonated Jobn Newlin in
December last he bad Rscker to identify him
j as Newlin to the otlicial in charge of the psy
! car. They afterwards divided the broil.
j When Herrington was arrested by special
otaoer Sbej pard last week be gave the snap
away and the officer at once Darted after
Uicker and in a few days brought him op
with a short turn. Ricker insisted that he
knew Herrirglon to be Newlin acd pretend
ed ta be very indignant at ais arrest.
When be was placed in jail and found that
Herrintrton bad "tquealed," he bad nothing
further to say.
Welcome Fifty Fourth.
Our quiet old town has put her best foot
forward and is glviuj the survivors of the
gallant Fifty-Fourth, their comrades and
friemls. a mostcordia! g-ce'.iig. Tae town
is prettily and profmt'y d'vorattd with flags
acd bunting, the streets are crowded with
strangers and the air is full of martial mu
sic. The day is iikely to prove a most en
joyable one and one long to be remembered
with pride end pleasure ly the survivors of
i:.e r .ity r.mrt!, to wnom the Herald, in
behalf cf our citiziis. extends a most cordi
tl welcome l.iour town. May the day prove
one of unalloyed pleasure.
Grange Meeting.
The Somerset County Pomona will bold a
meeting at Btoyestown on Satardiy, Ssp
temlei :t 1 sfti;, bt'ginning at 10 a. m.
0,iiiceof Pomona.
Regular order of business.
Address of Welcome by teniahcr.:ng
t.iar.ge.
R-ponso by Maple Grange.
Should the use of Commercial Ferti.iz-rs
be abandoned by the farmers? H ghlaad
i :r: atid discussion by the Fouiona.
.UTtKXrtOS SCwIOS.
Should botb gold and silver be demone
tized .' Jenner Grange.
Should railroads be required to psy local
taxes ." North Folk Grange.
Has the Hater Ballot Law been an im
provement over the oid system of voting ?
K ittuabonitig Grange.
Select R-aJing by Mrs. Maggie Swart z.
ieties and disctisioa by the Pomona.
Closing t xercises.
Com, members of the Grange, and belj
in the good wotk : you are needed at Stoyes
town on tke-A'.h inst. Com.
Dr. J. W. Hamar Honored.
At a meeting of the Select Castle Ancient
Order Knights of the Mystic Chain, w bich
convened iu Johnstown Tuu.-sday afternoon,
Dr. J. W. Homer was eltcted Commander
of that Oder. Dr. Hamer is a native o
Somerset County and is a nephew of County
Treasurer John II iruer. The following
sketch of the Dx-'or is taken from the
Johr.stoac In:hi Ifmil.l:
The selection ul Dr. J. W. Haruera" sehct
commaad-rof tlie Knights of the Mystic
Lt.airi is t,u-. a j.ist tr.aute loone ot lliemost
worthy members ot ibat order, a-i e!l as a
critip:.n:en! to all ih membeis of the order
i'l tnis phicv. Dr. liamer i:a l-a a prac
ticing pt.ysiciaa here su.ce is i, ..t w.nich
time be CkUie .'.ere t.-om iIiioversvi.lt: and
located cn ti'.-diord street, where his oilice
St 11 IS
Dr. H in er :s a son ed" William Hamt-r
at.J wis :jrn ami raised oa a farm near
!i jvvtrsvilie. His praudfatiitr, John Haia
i r, emir trorn llng'aiid lii lsj.j ami sel'.hd
in Somerset Ccunty. Ia 1T7 the doctor wa
ma-iii j l i M.ss Martha H jover. Toe ii C
!or s 3 sM ieat at the Stoyestowu Normal
ncbiM! antt was a icseuer for nii.e years in
homtrset and neighboring cnuntirt. He
itiiinenrt .1 the stn.iy cf nirdicine w ith Dr.
i -t-rdorf i i l.To anil in ISsJ graduated from
ine t oiuinb is Medical College of Oaio. He
lut;te' ut tl'i.i.-ersvilie. wiiere he reuaiacd
two y a':; b-fore removing to Johnstown.
I i I'isciios-n i rofcssion the doctor lias
attaintd pror.iinence ai i! is a nimierof the
I i : i.m ivania Stale .Vc iical Sot iety. He
ha- servl as.-trrt.tary of liie Cambria Cjuu
ty ;.!e lii a! s -citty and has held other im
porMnr oi'ic.-s. Aaeit'z".i he is held iu
ii.ga esteem by ail who know him.
Ecld Highwaymen.
Eroa tbe Creenbur Prs.
Messr. Charles W. Kirkpstrick. a niacbiu
ist, and Will A. McCaffrey, a student of the
Western I'iiiversity, lef: Allegheny city a
week or more ago lo make a tour of West
moreland, Cambria. Bedford and Somerst-t
counties on thtir wheels. They ha la most
et j yab!e time crossing the mountains and
lat (Friday) evening reached Lig)nier,
where tbty took sui).-r. A Per reting
awhile they starie i for Grecnsburg aud had
reached a dcr.se thicket of la trel and other
undergrowth, when three men sprang oi.l
fr.-m behind the bashtsaadconfrotitel ihem
with drawn revolver'", at the same time de
manding that they ihrosr uri their bands.
As nei'.aer gentleman wis araiel foey were
forcel to comply an J the three men went
through theircloihts, taking ail their mon
ey, amounting to til 0. their gold watches
and per knives. After warning them to tell
no one about the mailer, they w ere allowed
to resume their way, while they disappeared
in the darkness. Arriving at Votmgstown
they made known their plight, but oing to
the lateness of the hour, no one would vol
unteer to help buut down tbe rubbers. Be
ing strangers and de;tiiutc, they determined
to reach Greenaburg if passible, where they
bave friends who would willingly assist
them, 'f bey, however, were unable tj do so
and were given shelter t a farm resilience a
few miies east of this city, arriving here
about r o'clock this (Saturday) morning,
where they put up at the Fisher Hoase.
Their lrleudi up a bearing of their thrill
ing adventure, ollered to assist thptu aud
they were given a r.yal welcome. It is oniy
a short time ago that a man was held up at
precisely the uni; spot and robbed cf the
proceed of Lis load of produce. An elTort
will be mode to bunt down these villains
and mete out to them proper punishment.
The Coming U. B. Conference.
The Allegheny conference of the church
of the United Brethren ia Christ is one of
the oIiItS of the Conferences of this progres
sive der.o.r.ina'ion. At thecomit'g meeting,
to be held at Mt. rieasant on September
J7.b, there will be about one hundred and
fif.y members present, beside many oilisers
froia other parts of the church. Mt. Pleas
ant lis" been making elaborate preparations
for the roocption of tbe body of Christian
workers
Tae ln?ted B e'.hren Church is one of the
most libertl in church government. Tbe
power is ail with the people. Four years
ago there wa3 a spl;t ia the church on a se-crts-e
qaestioa. The liberals carried tbe
day, and while twenty tiiou-ianJ members
wiihdre , the l-.s was made up at tbe end of
a few years, and ail tbederishonsof Supreme
Courts that bave followed bave been in favor
of the libera! party. The Eni'-ed Brethren
C. v.inh is fa-t planting itst lf ia our ciiies,
a church a day being ihe average number
b-.itlt by the denomination. Nowhere ia
this activity more apparent than in the Al
legheny Conference, which embraces the
pari cf Pennsylvania west of the Susque
hanna river. With iis three churches in
Alto.-na, fUe in Johns own, two in Brad
do k, and string congregations ia Wilkias
burg, Wllmerding, Wails, Greensbiirg, Ir
win, Sco'.rda'.e. Xe Haven, Mt. Pleasant,
Nbo. 0ensdi!e. Tyrone, Wilinore, Huat
iagloa, 11 'ilefmte, Clearfield, acd DuBois,
it is fast occupying the lie' L
At the coaling session Bishop E. B. Kes
han. D D , LL. D. , will preside. Bishop
Kephart is a classical scholar aad a pro
found preacher. Toe annual sermoa will
be preached by R?. D. R. Ellis, of Somer
set, Fa. Stirring a Ureases oa missionary
intertats will be ras.de by Etr. W. M. Bell,
D. D.G.neral Missionary Secretary, and
by R-v. C. I. B. Brane, A. M , of Washing
ton, D. C, General Secretary of church ex
tension. Kev. H. F. Shupe, editor of the
F,!U't HVarW, will deliver aa
address at the young people's mass meeting.
Professor A. W. Drury, D. D . Pa. D . of the
theological school of thechorcb, and Ptesi
dent T. J. Sanders, A. M., Ph. D., of Otter
bein University, will deliver an address on
educuion.
A Lengthy Calendar of Crime.
Cases to be Tried at Next "Week's
Quarter Sessions and Oyer
and Terminer Court.
Cauit will convene Monday next and the
entire week will be devoted to the trial of
criminal cases.
Following is a complete list of the cases
set for trial :
Commonwealth vs. Ed. S. Barron, F. 4
B., Nora May Enoa, prosecutor.
Same vs. Leroy Berkebile, F. 4 B., Catha
rine Haalin, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Emanuel Kuntz, adultery,
Charles Schwen, prosecutor.
Same rs. Harvey Phillippi, F. i B , Nina
MaCulay, prosecutrix.
Same vs. John Roddy, F. 4 B., Savilla
Ogiine, prosecutrix.
bauie vs. Harry McCloskey, false pretense,
Herman Deal, prosecutor.
Same vs. John A. Fisher, F. 4 B , Ida M.
Ream, prosecutrix.
Same vs. P. D. Mahoney, false pretense,
Susannah Morrel, prosecutrix.
Same vs. E. L. Sboemaker, F. 4 B., De
lilah Bell Mosholder, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Milton Saylor, F. 4 B., Ida
Baldwin, prosecutrix.
fcame vs. Harry Slagle, rape, Barbara
E Laos prosecutrix.
Same vs. E. L. Sboemaker, carrying con
cealed weapons, Samuel Mosholder, prose
cutor. Same vs E. L. Shomaker, adultery, Sam
uel Mosholder, prosecutor.
Same vs. E. L. Saoeiuaker, rape, Samuel
Mosholder, prosecutor.
Same vs. Kioert Singer, A. A B., with in
tent to commit raje, Alice Jeffreys, prosecu
trix Same vs. ("has. Harle, arson, August
Koehltr, prcstcutor.
Same vs. Cbas. Hurle, burglary, Ethraim
Swank, prosecutor.
Same vs. Jos. HolTjian, et al., burglary,
Ahratu Beam, pn.seculor.
Same vs. Jos. Hodman, el ul., assault and
battery with intent to kill, Abraui Beam,
prosecutor.
Same vs. Hal. Hostetltr, rt a burglary,
II. F. Berkebile, prosecutor.
Same vs. Taos. B. Williams, furnishing
liquor to persons of known intemperate
habits, Simon Hummer, prosecutor.
Same vs. Thos. S. Williams, furnishing
liquor to persons visibly allecled, Simon
Hoinmer, prosecutor.
Same vs. Jas. Aibright, et a! refusing to
assist an oflicer, Hen y Canieror, prosecuior.
Same vs. Dauiei Albright, et ii , A., 4 B.,
Henry Cameron, prosecutor.
Same vs. Henry Cameron, A. 4 B., Dauitl
Albright, prosecutor,
Same is, David Ogiine, F. 4 B.Mary
Ijindis. prosectitrix.
Same vs. David Ogiine el al., forcible entry
aud detainer, Frank Rboades, prosecutor.
Same v.'. Robert S vi s, el al ,A. 4 B , Jam. s
H. Braut and Jacob W. Hooter prosecutors.
Same vs. Jobn Youler, adultery, Wm.
Gritlitb, piosecutor.
Same vs. Annie Grillilh, adultery, Wm.
GrlSitb, prosecutor.
Same vs. Samuel Buckman, resisting an
otliter, F. O. Dnpout, prosecutor.
Same vs. Austin Critchtield, resistingau
Orlicer, F. O. Dupont, prosecutor.
Same vs. Calvin Phillippi, F. 4 B., Cordie
Ctipp, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Calviu Thillippi, ra(e, Cordie
Cni'P, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Jno. C. Mickey , A. 4 B., W. W.
Davis, prosecutor.
Same vs. Milton Yoder, F. 4 B , Anne
Showman, prosecutrix.
Same vs. E. B. Hosteller, F. 4 B , Ger
trude E. King, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Albert Horaer, F. 4 II , Lizzie '
Young, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Mai5 Kiocaid, fornication,
Henry A'cbiason, Constable, prosecutor.
Same vs. Annie Barnbart, fornication.
Henry A Icbinson, Constable, prosecutor.
Same vs. Sarah Berkey, fornication, S. G.
Whitaker, prosecutor.
Same vs. Wm. Heinbaugh, larceny, R. E.
Sheppard, prosecutor.
Same vs. George Van, et al., receiving
tolen goods, R. F. Sheppard, prosecutor.
Same vs. Abratu Hiteshew, F. 4 B., Carrie
Egulf, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Milton Y'oler, F. 4 B. Fannie
Eish, prosecutrix.
Same vs. WooJ Beck, tt ul., riot, F. O.
Dupont, prosecutor.
Same vs. Henry Mall, selling liquor with
out lieeiise, Alice Tice, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Gorge Ritigler, A 4 11 , Aunie
Rlngler, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Milton Creg, forgery. Christian
Tfissier, prosecutor.
Same vs. . C. R"td, false pretense, John
II. I'hl, prosecutor.
Same vs. John F. Roddy, carrying con
cealed weapons, George Hammer, prosecu
tor. Sams vs. John F. Roddy, et al , Felonious
attempts, Samuel Hammer, prosecutor.
Soma vs. Edward Hann, et al , selling
liquor to minors and on San Jay, A. C. Dun
can, prosecutor.
Sams vs. EJwarJ II mn, et al., celling
liquor in quantities greater than one quart,
A. C. Duncan, prosecutor.
Same vs. C. Rutssl S pa, F. 4 B. Annie F.
Bamhart, prosculrix.
Same vs. W. C. DolJs, selling liquor to
minoro and on a pass book, A. C. Duncan,
prosecutor.
Same vs. Joseph ShatTer, desertion, Cathar
ine chafer, prosecutrix.
Same vs. John J. Fritz, surety of the peace,
S irah F.-itz, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Davi J 0glin, ei al , surety of the
peaee, Frank Rhoad.-s, prosecutor.
Same vs. Ja . C. Miller, surety oftba
peace, Ciara Miller, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Jas. F. Gower, desertion, Sarah
Gower, presccutrix.
Same vs. Rebecca Keister, surety of the
( eat-e. Annie Riug'er, prosecntrix.
Same vs. Chas. D. Miller, dosenioa, Han
nah C. Miller, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Chas. L. Puga, desertion, Trary
Pugb, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Geo. Riag'er, deser;ioa, Annie
Ringier, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Savilla Melutyre, common scoIJ,
Caper Durst, prosecutor.
Same vs. Chas. Saylor, et al., escape Wm.
Giibort, prosecutor.
Same vs. L. A. Dakar, F. 4 B., Mary C.
KincaiJ, prosecutrix.
Sim 7s. G ly Rmzer, F. 4 R., Sarah Ber
key, prosecutrix.
Same vs. Henry Gaagy, F. 4 B.. Susan E.
Long, proxecntrix.
Some v. Jar. H. Miller, rt id., disturbing a
nieetin?, Jos. D. Humbert, prosecutor.
Same vs. Jar. H. Milier, elal., riot, Jos. D.
Humbert, pnssccutor.
Same vs. George B. G ardr.er, en.be 21'e
ni.'nt. Frank Iohr, prosecutor.
Same v?. Mil'cn 15. Walker, A. 4 B., Mary
Walker, prosecutrix.
S ime vs. Daniel Herrington, false pretecse.
R. F. Sbapjard, prosecutor.
Simevs. Milton R. Walker, surety, Mary
Walker, prosecutrix.
Siraev.. J. M. DodJs, selling liquor on
Sttcsy, A. C. Vvi csn, prottcctor.
Simon C a moron. Statesman.
T.iere his bn erec.d at tbe Cameron
burial plot in the Hurrisburg cemetery a
granite sarcophtgus over the grave of tbe
la'e General Simon Cameron. Tbe polished
slab bears this inscription : '"Sim on Camerein,
printer, editor, Adjiitan t General af Penn
sylvania elec '.el for four terms. Senator of
the United States. Secretary of War.
Minister to Russia. Born in Donegal,
Lancaster county. Pa., March 8, 170i. Died
-n D.negal, Lancaster connty. Pa., June
C, 1S3J."
Housekeepers.
Be wise, aud examine tbe Cinderella Ran ze.
It has more points that exael than any other
range on the market, and is sold guarantee el
to bike and roast. Sold by Jas. B. Eolder-tautu.
Cf Importance to Traction Engine
Owners.
Somerset county ia full of traction engines.
Oae meets them on every road and at times
and places very unexpected. While the
owners, in most instance, are careful and
considerate of the public welfare, there are
some who seem to think that they bave the
same rights to tbe pnblic roads that others
bave, and that each one is required to look
out for themselves. That they have tbe
right to nse tbe public road is certain, but it
Is also certain that their are restrictions
placed upon them which they are obliged to
recognize and obey, or, be subject to fines
aad penalties which would be onerous and
oppressive. Tbe law as it stands requires
"every engine propelled by steam to hare a
man at least 1a yards ahead of his engice
to warn persons riding or driving upon any
public road of the fact that the engine is
coming, and also "assist" in the "manage
ment of any horses that may require his
assistance to control.'' It a'so requires the
engines lo be run as far as practicable to tbe
sides of the road aud lo remain stationary
until said horses have passed to a safe dist
ance in the meantime making as lii'le noise
aa possible wilh tbe steam. The penalty for
failing to comply with the act is a tioe of ten
dollars and costs. The law further require
him to bave a printed copy posted on his
engice under the fine oi not les than ten
dollars.
Three Years for Tax Collector.
It may not be generally known, but all
the tax collectors elected next February are
to be elected for a term of three years, as
per the act of tbe legislature passed last May,
which says: "The qualified voters of bor
oughs and townships in the commonwealth
of Pennsylvania shall, on the thir l Tuesday
of February after the passage of this act ami
triennially thereafter, vote for and elect oae
qualified person for tax collector, who shail
serve for three years.
FOR SALE A farm. containing sixteen
acres in good condition. All kinds cf fruit,
gotd water and good buildings on the prem
ises. Apply to Dr. W. L. SVnn.Hr,
Jenuer X Roads, Pa.
Wants SIO.OOO Damages.
James Bailcs of S-'Oitdale, who, with his
wife, drove into a ditch on North Pittsburg
street, Cocnollsvilie, a few weeks ago, the
latter sustaining injuries which wiil prove
fatal, was in town Friday an 1 brjaght suit
against the borough of Connellsville for $10.
iXM. He says his wife cannot recover. The
borough was making some street improve
ments at the time and failed to bang danger
lights. L'liioiUuum Standard.
Mark Twalns New Stories.
Tiie Century Co. has bought well nigh the
complete literary "out put'1 of Mark Twain
during his year of re-idence abroad, and both
the Century and St. yich J'Sf will have serial
stories by this popular humorist among the
attractions of the new year. For the Century
he lias written a novtd which is said to
abound wilh humorous and dramatic inci
dent, and iu some chapters to be a revelation
of tragic power. Its plot includes a most
ingenious employment of science ia the de
tection of crime. It is called "i'u.ld'u'bead
Wilson," and like " Huckleberry Finn" and
"Tom Sawyer" is a story cf a Mississippi
steamboat town.
For the boy and girl readers of -Yi'c.Vi-l-.ts
he ba3 written "Tom Sawyer abroad,"
being ihe adventures of Tom Sawyer, ac
companied by Huckleberry Finn and the
negro "Jim," in the Kasttru Hemisphere',
which is not reached in the ordinary way,
but accidentally, as it were, and U a flying
machine.
Do you use Meat Cutters?
" " " Sausage and Lard Presses?
" " " B itcher Saws ?
" " Eutcher Knives?
" " " Butcher Steels?
It vou use anvthinsr in the Hardware line
call at J. B. Ilolderbaums Hardware Store.
Save money and get the best goods.
Half Rates to the World's Fair.
The Baltimore and Ohio Ii. R. Co. will
run a series of special day coach excursions
to Chicago and the World's Fair. The dale
selected are September ).h, U'.'.h and 30th
October 5th, 9lh, ISth and 2."th. Tickets
will be sold for train No. :r, on tbe Somer
set 4 Cambria Branch, connecting with P.
4 W. express leaving Allegheny 2:10 p. ni.,
through to Chicago. Stops will be mads at
convenient stations en route for meals. The
tickets will be valid going only day coach
es on train advertised, and will be good for
return journey iu tbe day coaches of ail
trains leaving Chicago withia ten days, in
cluding day f sale.
We give below the time of train on tie
Somerset 4 Cambrel Brane b, wi'Oi rates :
TiMH K.tTF.
to A. M. sn..
;t 14. -
S.'.-. " 14..
... .fci " ll.io
.. .aMU " 1 .HI
Johnstown.
Hversvilie
.yt uit n ........
t'o:eliia:l -
soii.elel
The shove rates will include free trans er
from B. 4 O. depot, Pittsburgh, to P. 4 W.
depot, Allegheny.
Correspondingly low rales fro til all other
stations on tbe Branch.
Great Bargains in Organs and
Pianos.
We have over lo9 Organs on band and will
sell them away below regular price', and in
many cases below cost. These are genuine
bargains and llie early buyers wiil get ihe
choice. Come in as it is the easiest and best
way to make a choice, or write and we will
give particulars by return mail. Here are
some of tbe bargains :
9 stop, high case organ for t ') 00, regular
price, 1 10.OJ.
11 stop, high case organ foriTOCO, regular
price. 51-D 00.
13 stop, far.ry case organ for" $7.00, regular
price, $140 00.
11 stop, extra fancy case organ for $7 o0
regular price, $17o.U0.
Taeseare ail new organs of established
makes and fully warranted. Second hand
organs as low aa $iV00. Second band pi
anos, $o0 00.
These figures are only good for tbe pres
ent stock ; so call soon or write to the
Hendsicks Mcst." Co., Ltd.,
10J lolA Fifth ave., Pittsburgh.
b R F.N D E L L S 1 P E. .Sept. K,h, tt the
residence of Mr. Josiah Bowman, near Frie
dens, by Rev. J. J. Welch, Mr. EJward H
Brendell and Miss Eaima O. bipe, both cf
Jenner townstiip, Somerset county, Pa.
BERKK3ILE WILL By J. J. Welch,
at Lutheran parsonage, Fiielens, S pt. 12th,
Mr. Adam I. Berkebile, of Johnstown, Pa.,
and ili.-s Delia J. Will, of Lombirtsvilie,
Somerset county. Pa.
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
GREATEST BARGAINS
EVER OFFERED.
The rejaiis going on now in our
building compel us to cioae out our stock
of I'ianoo and organs a: once, and to get
them t-ff quick we have redurel our
prices to hitherto unheard of figures.
This sweeping reduction includes all our
instruments, new and second band. If
you want a piano, now is an unt-.iueicd
time tt. get it, f jr you cin save a larg?
ain.jiint enough to pay a year cr two
of lessors, and tUeetive library of sheet
lucsic beiides.
This is a bona fi le sa'e. The repairs
cf our building are going on, as caa be
seen by anyone that calls, and tbe plan
es and organs mnst be sold. Monthly
payments taken if desired.
New orjranr, f4i and upward.
New pianos, $175 and upward.
Second-hand organs, tlS and upward.
Second hand piafos, $oo and cpwnrd.
Write us for prices, or call to see us when
you visit the exposition.
MCLLOE t H0E5X,
77 Fifth Avenue, Pittc'ourgb, Pa.
nrao'i Benaar for Catarrh to the
Beat. Eatie to Tw. aad CmpeM.
if"
MARRIED.
Highest of all in Leavening
Orrkl Baking
ABSOLUTELY PURS
The Last Series of Cheap-Rate Ex
cursions to the World's Fair via
the Pennsylvania Rallrocd.
Additiosal D.irrs oa tux Poprna
Eipostrio.v Tkii-j.
As the period of Ihe existence of ihe
World s Columbian Exposition draws to a
close the demand grows stronger for the
economical and satisfactory means of reach
ing Chicago provided heretofore by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. Recog
nizing the urgency of this popular need,
that company has tiled a fe w additional
dates on which excursions of the tame char
acter as the previous ones will be run. Sep
tember ltt.h. i; I. .'si b, O.toiwr 21, I lth.
17th and 21st are the days vlectel from
New 1 orK, P.niiaJeip:i'.a and points ei t of
Pittsburg and Erie and north of York
The s;ecial trains w ill be composed of the
standard coaches for which the Pennsylva
nia Railroad Company is not-.d, and tbe ar
rival in Chicago ii an early hour the follow
ing atu-rnoon obviously gives ample oppor
tunity for the securing of accoramotU ions
at that place.
The trains will I;-we Njw York tV.ri . m ,
Jersey City 9.13, Newark 9.2-, Eiz ib th f.
New Brunswick 'j ''i, Trent'. a I ' .' t, paiia-
i delphia Il .'i', Fraz r 1J r) i. D owtiing-
town V2.Z2, rarLoisbnrg 12 11, C.jar-sviiie
1:02, Lancaster li'J.", Conewago 1 ..'7, Harris
burg .Hn) p. ji., I.c-wistown Junction
Tyrone 'i.ot A!to.ona T., and Piitibnrg
,,.... n rrt . : . - l
... ... r. . i .:c r,.ira...wi K' w" -
on the 8iec!al traja an 1 valii for r.t:n
within ten days, is $2) from NeT York,
fiS 25 from Poilad-Jphia, and proportion
ately low from other st iti jns. R'firn p.r
lioi:s of tickets are good for ten days.
These trains wiil be run oa fast schedule ,
and wi.l be provided with ail raodern conve
niences with the exception of Pullman car?.
Many expressions of complete satisfaction
bave been made by people who Lave availed
theaselvcs of this excellent oppoil.iaiiy of
visiting the greatest and grandest exhibition
tbe world has ever seen.
t
Sells Cheap, Sells Heap.
j
Ijyou know juu caa secuie tLe best Uir- j
gains in fall wti-bt of clotuiiJL:, fail ha:s, J
UUUti VIMlca.lu iu. j,;uiin:
KstiiTEE t Fekmcr's.
Preserved the Lungs.
A few days asro Dr. W. N. Priii'j was out
in the wilds cf S.otr.-ret ouu'y h'n.i ing,
and by some accident ha; pentd to sooot a ,
Kiuirrel. hen prepar::i(-h:s game for the
1 . ,, ' , .i i
table the doctor caretally reniov-d the iur.gs
and p'aced them in a b !ti" of alcohol. To j
these he attached a stra, by wir.c'. tns.is j
thelaii.jscou he t xpartd-.-.l. giving a very
I
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clear :! lustration of t.be operation c f breail
t.be opi.-rations cf breati.- (
Ody.-Ji o-'!,(:, U-fM. I
ing in the human 1
Devlin's prirea! ways rlht cu Furniture !
aud Caspets, and f2 Kra?:klla t , Johns-
town.
This Sesason's Crops.
This season's crops in the I'nittd Slates
are similar to those of three vcars a' ), hut t
the proprc!s are that the home consuinp- j
tiou an J the foreign demand wiil inriease j
oricts and mage the net returns to the farm-
er abtive the average. The cora crop will I ;
rt .,,
airr. gite 1,7 ")".'.- "i." bushels s:'i!n:t ;
l.yy, '.'." t"i l ist year. TLe w heat crop wi.l
uot exceed l" 'j '," J b ii hels a.'.:inst ;',
mjiMmt, ihe aver; :e for Ihe Ia"t two yea:s.
This years oats crop ws.s never exc-eded ex
cept in lss'). Hay ar.d other fora.-e are
abundiint and brine sood prices. Thedtotith
has affected the (xitato crop nutst seriously.
The production will be about l'.i.,wo
bushels, a little over one ha'f ihe prodic
tion of two years af,".
Marriage Licenses.
The fjl'owicg ni irriatje lic.tis-.s Lave It n i
issued since our last r. j
James tauner and isie ol Ciossen, loth ,
of Vvfrr Turkey fool t owr.ship
if I P.er 1 ursey tool i owr.sa.p. ,
Datiiel C. Yoder. of (i .rr. tt connty. Md., j
.nd M .ry I,e, of r.klitk township.
ndM.ry I,e, of Ek li.k township.
Charle,..;,..! Caini Ha rotsnly, a-id la-
eniaUerkey.cf I'airit township. j
Asonta !
I
I male or female) u a'e i'.o a d.iy. N. w in j
vention. Every ho i-ehtod must have it j
Small outlay, big profits. Perftc'.ioa SI g
Co., !"' St. Clair hU, Cleveland, U.
Another Tra:n Robbed.
Hisc.cK, Midi , S pt. lo. A train of the
Mineral R-.n-e railros l was held up be-
ltveen litre aoo o:,uui n.i .- .
men this morning a:.d robbed of of
Calumet & Hecla mine money. 1. very thing i
is in a lurnioil. No blood was shed. j
Bishop John F. Hurst. nf the Method 'st
Episcopal church, who is at the head of the j
movement toesiuMNh a great university it j
Washington n.ilrr th ai-pi.-ss of lha:
church, reports uaoiura ' iv' suoiTsm. v.:n-
iu the past few dtys a lave donat.on has :
been receive!, as '.'! as a iy that ha 1 been
made, tbe source of which, however, by eli- j
rection of ihe dooor, he is nt at iiorty lo
reveal. Six thousi'id d 'llars has been ad !- j
td to tiie fund by the ministers of tae Cin
cinnati conference.
Kv$ Sie P.iri ami vnu halve
yi.T - j .-
m See KAL'F.MANN'5, and ycu
)h KHllfmnnn's
'tfi embracing over five
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lu employin?: over one thousand handsmore pi
M than the three next largest stores in Pittsburg jft
V.' a a a I i ' '
U put logeuier.
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Kaufmann'S
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i mentin Pittsburg where j ou can get anything ftt
M you may want--whether to clothe a person or J
oV furnish a homeinthe ereatestoossible variety '?M
iuj and at the lowest possible prices.
KnUFMnNMS,
Ml
)h Fifth Ave. and Smithfield 5t., Pittsburg.
Z?y Samples sent free
Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
NOTICE.
Nut If Wrey given that te -f'''ir':'' of
J. . hnSr, el ii:., fstr t:i" :n-or)-."t ittn ut ihe
ii ;-ue Kt tMer!i-M. in Ad h-on u wttnm, in
ervei rim-ity. lo tie kuo v;i . l!te luttvr.it f
S.mer:i. !!." i T r"vei ,y the ir.w d Jury 01
J ;ii liy -t .;v. A 1. ivi, hiiA will ..in
bvlWe trie f.'iw;rt of ; i- -Irf iV-i.ii. t Sn J
r'.i!if f.T rltiAi tleTce a Muaui), tiie daaj
o( -cL-tec;Uj-, A. 1'.
W. H. SNFH.
J'r.t;iu!iit'jiry.
A
D.MLSi.STRATDUS NOTICE.
t.t of Sim-!t: A. Miil-f. tlervA.!. late of
AI.?v'i.'-'.;f tviwrif snjrrMr; nan;y.
Lt!trs()f Hiiriitrutr'.:MU Lavi:i bn tv-iif-i
ro tiii'U'-iiietl i t:i r'i'r 4f:t.':r;iy i.o-li-v
1 hr:.' n to '. jn.. m-lt tiiet! l
Nti'llH;! ii.iiite ii .nivi!.t -sMit:,l of I: e
e-TMtf, ... prt eui Xtu-in .iy 'itl.f 1 u.-ulr-l !-vr
! lR' "'. re-: tem ol llie O.-ca-t-l in Ai,rg:n.ny
JOHN MTLI-FR,
A iiiitmi-uaUr.
A.LB. TIat
AiiofL,-y.
A
D JIIN i ST RATu K'S NOTICE.
i;ute "f AhrfttiAm rH;:!i'i!t!irt !-4ie of Nrh-ami-ton
lown-f-ip, 1tt- -J.
Letters of a'tu!;iriiT.i oa t;i'
ha. hct u i:raiil-,i ut mi' uu-i- ri'aU i'V i::
;..-r mi'V.T"T, DeKi-e i- htro.fcv -ven W uii
ITihi tii'U ljit tl Ul: i e-.dU." li i!.tttU-!-a:e
i-Hyrut-i'T. ii;.-e 1mv.h iii-rv :t.i-r
': jn --:.t tu' tii tu.y a'i:hfririf.";' 1
!' 'lUer.: iri SA.!r-iiy, -c; u ''.h,
hi Ia:e iti :rtH' of dctcAti. Ai. a .tu.:: iii ' e
I t-j-( mevi i.-re.
HIRAM lilTTN KH.
J. (". Irr, At;v. a :i:i:i;-i:4i! r.
E
relate of J i ri M. :e-:ier, .V rK.1, :te
th UMHuu-iry ou Ihe :.ve etne l.ar-
' j;r?; to liie un u mw i. if.? tm;-
er A-itJi'fity. ivi n-v is i.erey (jivj tn (-ebst
lii-ii -tt i I,. i'..u!f lo niiue n imu.i tny-iii'-u;
ai'.'i ti...jrH, i i.iv !;) e:A:njs a-::L-; ii -a'tie
w ul ir.-ii; tn m it;ly AiUi.tnf.ciUcl .or ik-'.t:--i.nt
r IritUy, tK-;or-r vlii, al lae
'..; ot lt.. l.
W.J. I JSSNR.
JAS. J. .Uvv.K,
jAt l.fi A a I. Ni l:
F.twJi.irs of J id A. ii'.-::--r, J.t- -i.
"i)Mi.N'IlKAi:'S .Nui'lCi
il-tii!e of E.-.a-jmj! IItr, !utc ff .ner.ithjtil2
1 cu r !t-5;mt ntAry tt The ae e-Tte hr
Ir :e.'ii u'raiiUtl U tiT' i-T':,;d -1 iy tne p
er ai'ihoriry, u.ittee uv.-iy e : . i to a,'; por'ii'.,
irrief i:-i ti aiii i:iite l. ni..kc i.iu.ivii:iio jty-
ii aii'i t.ite Tmvn;r c;a.i.i aniii-i. ;;. M'c
iiitui, ut iriutv -t-iiti-i . t ii j . 'itLj : i'v..
lM, t'lclaiereititiMe .i c.t. A
- ..liJa'or.
j ? X IX' L" TU E ' X i iCK.
ia ;.i? e-ta'.e of Ian:e1 ! -:itn. Ute (
lux usfi p. soiiir.-t t Ce'ir.ty. 1 a., tie
r t
loiters t...t.f:ifntjrr i:i t e ri!i im" e'nre !nv
eo at ai:: - 0 l tiie in .V-r- 1 1 r '.(; i.r, ,
ei aat'.mitv. ti:nv herebr f-.i to -.it t-t.i
; ,,, v,.:!. ,. ;i .,, ;l .. ,. .,.c
wu. present ;:i-!.i tor tt.-iTevt ! 'il:ie:.'
ei,tel. on ..r (.c.-e rnuy. (.:. j., is.ti, ai u
uwrt..,:vae-eol oec'd.
.. t
C'lborn V.bor!,.
A::y f..r k.v.t
M. fli"l M AKFR.
Lis i uur.
T "XIi 'l'T I
JLY
-Notice
-ii-.e of i-r.m :! J. U'e of I'sl'it tc.vu
l,., rs,,:uvr-.-t e 'l liy. I a., d.- esc-'. t.
I.r-'.ir. :--iaTv-.",!ary o-i i.ie a'-ve ,:e t,tv-
:i:;4 rn ,-;i s;::ti-l in i:c nil le:--i"it'l by 'H -
r c:
;i. . !; '.ie,. S :. .r; 1 y l . . t ii li hi . S .
1 lo Ml it t-s;.tt..-. to i-:-:kc i !i;:u I1 e ' a-
I.te'i: ac. l :!:-. :.;t in.' . .j; ,is -..:. I li..- .-,
i.i -r,,-:i; i.n-'ii a:i:;.cii;:.-si..-'i f.'.- i.r
ui. :.; oa i' les-Liy, o.-o'.cr 17m, :, al Lis lat
rs:sfii.. e.
I'OI.LIK FV
I v i i-..r.
. .
JARM It'll ."?ALh.
f,rra In lineoli t nrnhii. cotaiolnif .': 'j
& ' . more or ics-. IT . a ns eieur, ami bais :i t
Weil li:r.!tr'U. .i v irei.'ie i!'use aril ' t r it
I ii: t-i,.i state ol ei.'. iraf. A noes! t.r-
tioT: cf tun-l lia ii-rad i ;;.': a r:,; Mitiiiy -! c::ie--iic
e. I.n.:rv di-.-Ie ''.ci:4r ! ar i.:nr.. A
u,-.l fitio in a C"v-1 iiei.-:. .riiro l. For rirtlier
j-a: tii'.iiars aim terms i-a:! on or 'Hr. -s
JA t ii .M.li, Ki!. pa.
PuraTallovvScap.
Is porf.-f : in othrwo.rtsit H all Stap, at
tfte ticst or laiimiry .urr"4t-s naue. A scats
n.tMietl ti St li lo pr:v;.te firioicst. also a
i general club older ai;.M.t ia cacti tcv. u.
A(idrc?s A "ERICA N TEA t'O.
3S8fc." n::h Ave. PiTlsr.i ni,:;. FA.
f B UBS1ES at iPriCe
flSis e Ai.is uaiUitsa. -."X.
t, fbaet .... i4riiii'taiiatjr;
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PALMS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Iti tls r m lrsli.- , .'.ne. Y.V t'hini.t tw.. P:i:.
Yioa iwy j hlUy !(). tir. We tr-i, ii r..l it
y.-a 'n NH'unr.B 4 I..MH) T ATION.Ht
tnM iUibyet. T laca.V i'uiiui'rra.
C'tres tboTDtanai cntiiri:lT'- t Id vt Cotr
plr.inri, Rilio-tsri.;1". .Tat; ii-.e, lsp'n
sia, C ons.ipi'.'.i"'!. idriiiiri '.. It' vre Ills
res'il-, i.-'iTiirn "rl." i' : ! t I.'rcr t !:an aiy
Ciller ci'-. 'i. Wbr fn'Tt r v. l.en yott C!a
".o r:!'i ? i 1' J.-.-rl iv -3 -r-
8 c, s ;t r-1:-1 """i r ! ! 1" i 7 r 1'f":: .
vo; u u::; om-v ii.'. ' 1 : ti";.
c
V
seen I TaHCe J frl
.
have seen Pittsburg ! j-.!.
is a whole citv in itself. v
acres of floor space and j$j
is the only establish- p
Mail OrJers Promptly filled.
Great Inducements.
(too(1s reducctl in price in evcrv line
Dry (Joo!s. Carpets. Oil Cloths, lace Curtains,
Ladies Coats, tic. Now i the tinit- to buv to
save money ami get something good.
-fezJAMES
CLINTON STREET.
gHF.KIFF-SSALK.
J;uoui t ixn:uis L?vi l,.sfc, aiii out ut
lh-r t 'url of 1 ioiaiiu uf ixintr't Countr,
IVnoj ivmnn. u rue uio-ctM. itivr til be i-x-
FRIDAY, SEPT. 22, 1893,
at 1 o eld k r. It., liie follow ir.g des rietl rval
ttu to wit :
All thrisht. tt:V. tmnt, r:irn an-i cit-njiri.i
f ' nt. tl iii! aiitt Jihial hd.it ihiviiitiu. orvi line
lrtin-r il Jtll, tnn iL t o ot, m atnl u al
iliC !oil4 tttf-HTi-1 IVa tu.:' Vi :
Ni I. Ail thl fU.iu tra't trf laui -i:rinttf in
r-Tt-unvi itf U l:!l. S'uit':-l rrf.ltiiy, a.,
:ti n u a IttUi' ui .s:iriv! Wniur, a:utifl iii!i
ri l:-.r-, nwr r i.-nuirly i;c U.ntm tiiiel ry
tra- i aii.l other, i-viilainuii; fHir Iiuu!m1 aot
t ti i av I joi njttr' ur U-w, i.ar!y mil uuioer
lit, with tnr appurt u!ir
No. . A tvrtaiu uatt of laiwi situate In Elk
Mi k tu iihtp, ?imtrret ivuimy, a,ii Mate f
r-Cixy ivania, a i; .tiiu i,u.i ot Sam: it I Y.
M jti-i, Jtpme Nv niti, Joaa J. Eut. Jiwm
ruui ku l others eofiUJtiinKt:i-s huuirx-il a::l
nim ; e a-:v 1 ' ; more r a'-ul live t
a rv'of ;it U fc t!;nrt.T, inviTc ttu-rm rcvtt'.A
atot.ry lm t;ie ;.p:rtiia:it .'.
N . I A iTiHi:i trmi o luu i itijitc iu t.lX
toun.hi !; -it y ari l a afrtat I, a-1
j iin:: irtn-ii.t! . Lv.nt- 'J. j iu ttrin
aiiil trai I No. J a,,.v; l'M'rir'J, t tHUAimii -n
'i aTf Ki"rMr U . tiav iic ttivre m frwtcil
ti.Mf fu sic-ry p!a:. itia: htUH- aiiJ t-.vo
r , m tin aj'i.rirr:;!;?.
'iHaci: iu I'vrii.v.n a:il u a- the prtj-
cr:y o( V v.i. li. 1-M.i nu- J.':a.nan Hmntttn. si.r-vivin-
l Ariv.vn tf' L';ii, Va'tu A. t'u. at lac uit
tf .1. . bomi-crierr, t isl,u'r.
A I rivht. t iiiu-rtt. claiTjan.l tinman :1
of K. I,, i mk. of. n audi Lo ail Uj foiiwwiug 3e
m -"il-cJ rt-ai t-tHt', vu,
. 1 Ail ih.it ivrtiiu tract of land fluato in
B:ith-i ity tu ua.j, omt.rt uu!. Ka.,
.in:nt'aT la!iiit-f H. nry Kaymua. John AKfiift-
h .ni'Krei ai.l Hi:y tour ar- more of Us, in ar
ly allot w aica i umber lad. urJ the appur-W'lAiii-es.
t. i AH that rertaln !ol of proum! situate in
liit iM-r,iit;ii of H-.Ttiii, .nurt etrtiaty. la.. al
fiiurii i-triri oil tii i' --t:th hHir ;f'tif u
U.c Ny mi aiii y rtinni: Dofih and muiu
( .t.ti (.ij'I tHir w;:in p:nht!t ou lUe uortti ty
a:t ai:ry lU'iuiu iMiiaiiel wuti hn-k ntnt lour
trrrit-TH au'i ou i-ie not ly irai t oi land now or
ir.nrr.jf yi'U ' ki.-iior VVcimtTaiid t'orttr
roit;a:u:ix f-rty-ii ve p'niies more or
It-.-?. H,llii:if;'piiiU'nH!i!T e teiL Kecl
t piv m i Myifrstt runt. i a.
Noi. All t:i;u i-iUiu 1 K tt cnMiiid -utuau- in
tli roi; -u )i l:-.r;iri, c-txmty l ninet and
ti- u! l-i ; vAi.;a, a;ii a'ri'iw o ou tae plan f
d.il inn'i:n as !: .. i7, :ru'itj- tW-t on
y.M'.i 'trt i n:i -i'n !:i iu a northerly drn-t-tioi
hSniiii J1 to M'tirjrry alti7, li;ri-d ou
Kit-tidily i.ii'f . Phit-i. to., and ou t.o
wt.--l ty i n of J. O. S'.oLicr. tia!t: iiitrrtoa rw i
v a I'a i-; ry b:it k awi-.iii:g lioi.. n :tl a iari-ij
'rt ro.-iii ;a :u il uirtr..:. ie r jui,
i.auie '.n''ir ai-d oilier buud:ns w iiU l-e ai-
ir e!ia:it't'S
1.-.k ;i r. vxpf ili-m nivA tt t-e oU as the prt:i
ft;y t t. !.. .fS. a; the w.: i joua. M. I.
u ot t . J. K -o-r.
A !.
AM ::.v-r'ut t '. f. Interest, i'U:n and dc-:;:a::d
i f iivicy K.tw , t t, in aiid lo ml tuat eert-titi
trai l i (?i..i u:i:ire iq Hnt iifrsvalley town-tiit,
S.-i'iT-;-; -.t:.:y. tvi;uyivai;ia a!j:ni!ic ia:nl
O Joi.n AM: tT'i-r. Vf;irV liildl". J.J flV-
Ar,iK L. ', cou'amiuir e: ;!:ly -.u a res
ii rc m i- h, aiMiiu ten ii'1- aT- eitar, nniii;;
i;.t- or. t-rt- ud a I ro-story iir d-.veliii' hnii.,
U 'iain l:oi:c- and a t-ana iAio. u uti au o-r!i:ird
cl li .?t U.-nri:'? tr-es ou ti.e premiei-i, itu ll:e
h:'! .itent:i it
ikvn i:t -n: n u be iM as thf rrp
ri'.fot tiet'.ry tL;: af tne suit A ajlotaaa
ALSO.
h' i ri-.; -f. t:". ir.t'rt. fliiia nrid d'!ii;i:id
(if A. li ot, :ri a rd t; ail 'ti i' rr.ii i t t
ot" irro'iii I .-.ii.ia,;' :u l..: o-.n c it'y. rt;.i;-,
'Miiity of .5ipjerM l a;;d sirfte of Pvunyvau a,
!.-. til on t rie eit r ide 'rf liallnid.i '.r-et. fitmt
ii' ijiy ri oa Had road wruet and exk-iidur
!.i 'i lu K'.d-c a':- y. al-oi:i:ti lot No. :T4 on the
v.-r "h and N o:i t:-- M-r.ii, and i nnKi-r-t
ii! ihe pit... of M;yer-i.i;e Otir-ih, m Lh-j :.
s .rwy a l"'. i- , ha.in i.ivr.n:i ervt-U-d a
tw --ai'.rv Ira mi l'rlliii; and o'.a.r iMulti-
Up, w. n the api-'Urle:ian.'es.
iat-u ia xet"iiiou aid to vt'.d as the yr-yp-f
rty ul A. & ouy, ai liie sitil oi iau:el i.a-
AX-SO.
All ti- r.jiM. t: tit?, interest, ela'tii and demand
of J. H. Lr:iiiie, of. iu a.id u ail thire two rer
ia.:i K Ts .f groutid " tnate iu ;he btwoiitn of
Meyerste.V. "T'tiir't eoua:y, attd !tatc ot i'e:i:i
yl .a.nii, tnoi q a:id trjtiih.rcd on the plan of
;d horwi:ch a.- lots N. !.". a id Y' jot No.
I ou tae e.trutr of onli aud Luht tr,-fi..
;n:it:rif oti Non n s:re-t m f-fi and exn;in
rt c t i i rt- L-;. -ire-t to finnn, i r--t.
aid a-!j- it. lot No. 1 j.. N 1 tmi.u'ii .
feel ou North s tret l and extern!- baeis W lei to
i'e:t.a. HfVtit aii 1 a'tji i: j I-- and 1'
bftvii' tijeni:i f r e-'vd a . wou'T frame d't-li-
-z it:-. .'r.i.ne srah'e aLd o;hcr oa'.hilild'.ii"
the apiu: leLaiae .
I i-'ii in v ute.iti.-u and o b? f!d a? the prr
er oi J. :1. 1 ri-u;:ti- al ihe utt ot W. i. iley
e -.
Ai? the ri t'i- iu' e i" I d nun j
of Mr i. i'ive-v. oi. :n-fir l ai In tt Ltr'.aiu
tot " y iti 1 -i.t;e i .-n i-o :rv i-if. 'i So -a
er ' tii . . !'' ut:n,-. :t r in. -:r. rr o ! t
v.-'. .-it lvd i the iw-n.-il-y i-.; t" J. J. I.urto
. 1 i-t i'.v mi a'lry i on soiiih h . !. t
of iTr-. K. .d. i.t(;;v. thereu ere ti ti a
l'. -it try I'urir 1 I.i: l .iv. a Maie aink
jtDer inuh.j .dii.-.'s w.iti me a:nirteua:i e-.
Ttti-i : ; e eiiU ill ;n-i U 1-e .io aj pn-p-ertT
t M.-s. U .- y, at th-j ?a t of A i:.iai.i il.
ALS.
All the :vht, tttie iat rtvt. el dm and d.-tnand
d V i.i ii i'.eii. i.i and to ail that tv.-Ui.a
tri' '. ol Un i ?-t u:e . ri:i:-ii: unwiip. -Miii-rrsvt
r.)-;:i:y. La. . e u. t:'r.n Ui a-r- uir ? or
.-. tij i-t.'l 'i ' A a K. "a.:-er f.r:ier-
. " a ' v rT ot: lie t-iV and mi iu arnl b ,aid
d ,iy l e 1 .i :0 n-ud t (i tii-; wi!i aud wt.
:i:.v :.jr rr:i t t ; -'i "iie an t a hat.'-er-try
:rame ! 4 e:iiui bia-c. tm.ue table aud oilier
Ki'lt-iiidlLss. w ;ih tiie aipnrenaTirtM.
Taat- iu Kir a'.ou aud to l i'i a. rhe pron
r;v f-f V iu. id. ts-teii, J Kcaaewtjf
a. t o.
ALSO.
A: I the tii'ii'. TT'.Ie, itit--rt. e?ai?n a'.d denand
dMr-. Mary M Tan:'Ji u. f. in and to ad t:iAt
erra rilni oi cni;!id. i'.;aTe in tn:di ii:
l.iiV! -i.:p, rotntrr t coiiiity. Ia.. A-iy titling la::'U
;,f Mr. J.o-tle oa tlie c-t. -'ifh aud w-st.
ind J Jm r'.Ie oa the nenh, naviua' tlieteon
.rtetrtl -i t'Btory i'rar:;e iiti:c uud
otht r o i:' .i tl;n-, w the ap;tirU-n.i;;----'
InKt-n iuev-f-udou a-id u betH 1 a tu prop-f-rtrof
Mr. M.i.y M. T:.o:;ip.-.m. al tie of
J Td.n r.itml- r. ii-? of II. i. ny ler, in tra-t f'r
Wd:uJ.i iu'ju. ttti.
AL-H J.
Ad
trie r;c:.t. t1.:! . u.ttrt, riain anl ae .nar!
of W.
W t.rn.v.iil, in aiiu to I ii that eertam
f land .I'.'uatt: in Lairli pv lown-nip, fom
n.i:!:v. Ka . adjo.aiki.' lar.-U et '.e r lie-:,-eu"
r Iir,t:n r . II ( orlf.Hii. V.Vid anti
I'r.i h-:rt'ifi, eonuiri:ra nlne
ei at rea iiiore or ies, a-'i'. ten ; io,
!ear. t:v:: th-,reu erecte-d a frame
trai-t
-r.t t
nu.
-'ierii
t H v
a r.-a
b ipt,
er.y
utth the aPi'0,(ii:ane-)4.
en :u ejtt't;;:on ani to a vM t""e pmp-
i V. W. t.ro.e ai tue .-mi t-t J. L. tnientJt.
TERMS.
N".
t i-
1 he
n
..Tt-KA'd pis purfasin? at the above
icie :ae litiiift- t;.at lo per rent, of
pif i;a. e rnuifV r:.it a- paid whea pr peny
trl il'H'i'. n.V-rrt it ajr.Q re
i e1 o ut tlie rii. tile !ir-t pirfi.a-"e.'.
rxi.tut of the purirriase iti-mey iiiu-t be pni 1
i It j- re :;td.i3 : vt-iiiiriiiat.on. v: : Vrd n. -,
-i-; t. JT. k N .eci u.li b- a- knovtU- 1
:rii i.: r j;t hiie muey w piiid ;u Ui'A.
r:.:a ::.. f i.tlAU D.
A-:. -yi. 1-' i sflenJ.
ir-rA-- NOTICE.
N"! i'"K i-- V.-Tt Uf viv -ti lists'-! 17 r-'U
n I ef tr th.- -:-.t be in 1 h r:d.s:u. -v .1k-
i.-hn.ic. hi.r.t:r.a r 'j- rn :m: ou tc :rih
VI.
LM'Tit-d U'lSttt." lit .."ls ir.
s',,:i. .-i 1 L a
j-ua-te 1 u TU--h.o.i, nu. !.. pr -l-
Ci-U-I' C ! 1.1!- U ia
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Itul .' i.-j:.:.ic-
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V! l.'U i' ,ra..-'t: 1-,
Ii'.;an '-V. btritybiio,
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J,:.:i A.'..".f,
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Oct - Pi a iti Butiawt EIuc:.tion
it 01 a trt.iii;.!:
7-V2TU. b BUSINESS COIabESE,
I u j .-IiTil AVK. l-lTT-iisra..!!. tx.
-Iu :n-e a i: m :." ni ! prul'.a-.Isi
mi 11. r.V'-i :.",Il;,.i;.s'!.j!wJl''?
c I :a ti - - I -.u. ,
i! kc--.-.--.. r". .'.I.. .1 Tj:---r;!;r.7. Tt-le-:-rs:ll
, ly -t. !i i. . rS'-MU"5
Tf l.i'C. i 'i.
f...-1 ct . -a: ; .
1 L W:;ie
rur."! loa & ale.
T' nr..Vrs:irt.l ,,ff.-r tt T rivitt mt'o the f.itn
of tr.? 'e:e '..-T-.t W. l-iHr. ih.ii Socet-rt
,u:r .-ir. ua t:-- !-i.)--iiiwa n!, coii.;uii:u
'. n r. - -r its., i iie t'.riu is in a .xcci-
r.'- :' ri.i:ivaL:'i. a.) tiew Wwr aa-l wil
u j rt t. ! '.c-is-1 !th toiu of xotol tcmi
i:ntt:vlli: tiitn iy. Au tl'K.nt c- Urn i
;. oa il t-reib-ea. i"ir tcna. aaJ lurtiicr V
t.t.ui: j W
CEOK'JK G. PILE,
Xa M skmienet St.
Jubcatown. Pa.
ot CHARUS E. PILE.
SunwiiM, Fa
QUINN,-
JOHNSTOWN, PA.
F.i.lSTKR-S XOTICK.
NoTI' F ' hr-hr riven to 1! rv-rfinronovrr
e1 as !v", ( -rdit.r. or oiherwi. that it
fi4:oi! -i a-eiHi!it9 hav pad Hr-fier. ai.i
itiat ihts Mtrav m, ill be pre-nted tor coiiiirnutiiou
in.!i.ii)ur.viiun iirpnaa' ourt to N held
at ?.;ert. ra..oti t-dueiay, 2Kpc -T, l.yLi.
Kir-t ai:J i::al .t -tint of t ha;iiicey H. Berkey,
K lar-linu ot tin e fc Kitok
A. mi of Arrhito.d tiirl, AdtuioUlraUkr and
Tr: :t e of .-siiir Ka. iler d.
A'txmm of !hti c. Maer, admin istratur of Le
vi Mit-'tT, d e d.
tpt a:id '.::! . mot of AiIr Baer, Ixce
utif ot tr!'';ct l'.uar, de d.
r :ri a;d :atai airot'tit of Kliaa Bittner. almia
itrair tn Axi-auH'. Irpiey. dr d.
r irt aiid tiflai n-iVHiut of Kobert Anfotlue,
i.i.ii nostra tor of AtrahtDi AuMitie. dr d.
Aii.'otiutof rtrpheu i It:uc aud fc t". M
C:! iUn-a. er uto- of Jo.ia r". luiU k. dtr d.
rirlfud lituti act-ooul of I'r.w J. hrttuer,
a!;i;iiiiratf of Kretlertcka 'oieutan, dev'd.
rtaii l hnai acrotim of W. Kuh.man, ex
ecutor u! K J. Ho, rf dee d.
r iri aceotnt A. J. Coiboru, exeCAttor of ! i
ran Heaiu, i d.
Kirt and final a. -count of II. V. ShaiFer and
N. K. nni"n,taoMiutr ot llri:r llare, dee d.
ir-t at.-iunt ot l Varies Kr-uik, ceuur of
Jt'ta ryaui,dtv d.
i :tr h ; ..'uut .! hoU-rt II K.aX:!--, CaC?UtOT of
M. tt.rkiv, do .1.
r i-t a .id iiaal mr.-unt of J. M. Hay aivl M. L.
Th tua-s .tdnti;.itraun of Adam Baker, dt' d.
Ai !.:. i .t Wi;haiual. Uay.tiarOiau of Ctar
etiee Livetir o i.
r :rt and una! ar-cHQt ff Hiram B'onith. ad
crviivir.ii ir aut tn-le of ia:i:ei V. 'ry. lee'd.
tirt i.MHi'!; 4t iamel iiarfr aod H.irvev"
?hater. a'l)iiiuitratoo of H;raut tia.tV-r, Ji- ti.
ff trt and until aitnnnit of'. M. f-havrr aad
Kr:.i:ia Kelt.:, aduiiuitratori of I'&ristiau Kelt.,
dee .1.
Kirvi and final ai-etmnt of Hirrn W. I'pho!-,
aiiinnn-trator of l harie Cramer, dee j.
Kir- aittf anal ae.ant of jonn K. oil, a-1-mii'Xrautr
of "vtia J Hunter, dee d.
':it and riual ae-otiitt of K. J. Kooser, aliflin
istratur of Jepu L'Lior;HMilntT. dit; d.
Tue M-iud a twin of K. O. Ltvetitc ol, Me of
the exet utors o Jatob Llvtu;vA)t, Uic of
Liek h'wo-hip, ilee d.
AtttHitii of Jol.a Vought. admiuLstrator of Ly
dia Voiiicnf, dec d.
first and riual aeoiint of B P. Suyder, almiu
Lstratorof A iaiu i-'. suder. de-'d.
KesiU-r'H I A. J. UILEMaV,
jw, Ke;ter.
c
10URT rKCCLVMATION.
Whtbh, The I!on. Jab H. I.os..Kr kkk.
rr:dftn Jti.Ue of the Mverai I'otitt of oini:nu
I ;-a.i ot the M-veral ni'iniim t-oiap.i:;:( the Ihl
JuIu-ia1 I':tr.ft. and Jn:n-e oi'ttiv ( tir:of Ove
and T'TimiuT and ;-:i-r:it Jo Ilnery. for iti
trial ! ad turxutl art'l Kh.r iiM!itr tn fhe u: J
JjiMri t. and Hknki IU f v and So.iif Bitn -hit.
r'j'M. Ju i:e! of the I'tuirLtot Loiiiuiu Tiraa
a;nl JiiMi'-. . (t ihe 'otirt of i yt f aiui l trmiti r
and ne-ni Jrtil lKhv-ry uf the trial ofaM enpi
tnl a. id otli'-r offenders in the '.unity of N-mcrvt
have :h ir preet po, and to roe dirwtetl,
for hoid -'if a Ortirl f 'o:nnioa Pla.H and rt?nerai
tnarter xu:i. ofth- Ft a4-e and tr-t;fral Jai t
It-iiV'TV, and Voui'J of Oyer aud Teruuuer at
Soiuerst-i, ou
MONDAY. SEPT. 25. 1S93.
N rrit k is her hy given ton? the JuMire of th
l'ea-e the Jtriu r and 'ouiaL;ie anhm lae
aid -'ouuty of ."omen t. thut they be then and
there i;i their proper teriia wuii their nd;-, ree
ord.. i'i.ituu:oin. e ni!iaiuti.t a'td ottier n
mrnuiinr. to do thoe thiu'H uifh to ihe.r
! o:i:ee ar.d 1.1 that U h:iif appertain to ba dime.
aud alM uiey ho ill pro-nte aairnt tlie pri
) u-T Uiikt are or shall he tu the tad of Soiaerel
. 4Miiity, Ui:-e thrti and tliexe U proaecute a;ai:i2l
, Iht Ji a aii bej!wL
Ij.:afi (;hd.
Pv
To Lvd;a Wtiiile, liilerniarTu.4 with E. M.
ehrf k. ot r1. -attic, W a..nnuUii. Annie Wain
bauk'ft, of A!tooi a. Fa., and Mary, ime niiarried
W!in Kiehai'l Heitmau, of Iu is l ily, Nebtak;i.
V"'i arj -.-ret.y ctUtl to be and appear h'ftre
. t.i jiif.jjf of onr Orpnaua ourt at a.i trphat)V
' toti; Ui fn held at Souiert on the -th t'ay of
."t j iv int er. !'., at 10 .i'do'k lit the forenoon.
tin j and t;-erv to At eepl or retu to take the reul
estitted Jacob Wencie. det'd, at the pprai'-.!
a;t:a:un putnptfn it by au l:i-it:ei duty award
el by sai l o'lrt, antl renimet to the -Jitd tly
oi" M-y, is. i.i, or -rio eane why the sac tiiouht
not i k' oid. Aad hereoi tad not.
an ritl s Khee. ISAIAH (i'KiD.
aointet. La., A'.ij. t. i chenff.
f I'LK To ACCKTT Vll RKFl'SK
ToT vreuiou- Thotnpon and Helen Thonip
(n.of l ot.-t urjfii. La.. Ja::ies k. TtinmpMa and
Leit-r Mi'UtntMtu ry Tno:np4jii, of Niic. Tu u.d.e
cKir.tv. 'hi,. J.na W. 1 ht'tTipm. J bu-hM n.
La , Wm. 1.. liioiii; h. of Mt.rred viiie. La., and
to the h:i,;'en tt Marioti i.n-rt. dei ea.-sevt. viz
1 h uhb. is iuru.n t ,n rf. ".a"o.iii iroiI. VI-. ta.l
Alay'.ru:;, Millie F-t ;ua rotl. Laura Vlrtcim
.r ii un. itai;.oaiery oio:f, all of Litt.-hurh.
La.,an.l l.iMy M. fc.Yar.tf, oi iawsHn, 'ajclte
et.iiiity, I'a
Sir'.'.-' f ( Uf4;fy,
Yoti ure heithy ci tf to b ard appear before
te Judx tif cur irplnn Mwriil a u Orphan
' pirr to te heid at ,-1 on the J.tin dav of
x ,-;cut o -r. I.. ,at lu o. loci in the fti-(ini,
(ur u aiid iicre to a -ept or r-c to Uiie liir real
estate of Jacob t.u iM th 1 imhimmju, dee a.
at luc atp.;ta v-iiutiou pot tiou tt ' an l.;
;'Ki li;ty aanlt-1 y ui.i ' ourt. ant retnrtt !
t.'i ihe S-ud .ia oi May, 1 or ho. eaoe lir
saui t.oLid tKi L; .d. And hereof lad
UOl
Shertri ocltc, I ISAIAH (;KI.
Sonurart Li.. Aug. 16. S'henir.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
Py virtue of a deed of voh:;rary asMnmeni
aim or :-, r o! ai- 1 Ktl utiiui tue t'ourt oi 4 .m
cj u Liea of . u-ei-; t.nm'.y. La., and to ine
directed, I w iii tx..M; ur,uLdc ta.;e ou U.
prcuite, on
Saturday, Sept. 23d, 1893,
at ! m'!o k P. M the fiM.minir ileTiVd n al
eUte of I'arn'iW 3. Korney. 'xrin tia hodietead
a.luafe 1:1 iiroitiersT.dity lvubip. in said eoou
r, a-lj -mi i.j laniht if AutiMiw (. k.iuimel,
Atexaadcr Muster auJotheri, coutaiuiuic
i2()0 Acres,
more or le-s. of whh h abut LO ai'pn axe cl art !
and ot 1 lilt a "-il M aere m lueo-io-v au i lal
aaec in Motivation aud iiuiU-r, li&vti
erv.ou e.i.-vied a I a o pry
Brick Dwell!
h ;!ie wi:h baenie'.t -tr.n hoiif, wt'h an ee
titnt r:::r, a !' bnna Oar a Wi fe-t fcli I
oirer o'tt '!i.ldiii-, MiLfiA g iod if camp oi at
lea-1 t ;) :r"fs, w U wa'erea and euoie variety
t a': Ssu of Irnd, 1:1 o::e of ihe t-ei Kf'n
ifro j.ri !ue;i:i; s-etior. of rne .'itin;y, itr.
01 j it';! -s ivrfiin and i euvei;iiiit t
h i.- h a'id hf.t, wuli lin.e -ttit e now ti:
tftfii j to 11 fe.
Terms :
'.jf puiehae no!jy on rn.1ii:at:on of a?e:
1 t ui utulhH and 1 . )ti l utrfii!i' witu tulertt.
lo t -r rent . of l tie p;: :U J.- : u:..e J '. be paid :il
eaU -U Liie d -'f ;.
J Ki : E. NOTf. A cr.ee.
s.juierset. La.
i'i:-i:i:--'
ALK.
j Pr t l.r:t ir '1 i f v-il:mt.y is-innia? t.f
j i. u'. ilay an.! iin..it t. !.i 'v. ir liie Urtit'ii
) ul' !.:- 1-.' Ir, rs. n-l vr.-m " all or-
j '. -r ui' w.iir--'. mi; of t.if 1 1. trt if 1'ifiini.ni
I I'.-.:-a:. : it. iLrcc-i, 1:1 vs;.' y.i.
! .l-.r:-ti i-r.t.- -it i,u
SATU33AY. SEPT. 23 J 1393,
a 1 'i ? k V M . t.'.e f".?o a era r-l etate, ia:e
t-e proierty id -.d J. . U ay, :l
A ev.-rtnl:i t::wt of laud i iri Jeun.-r lwrt-
h;o. -ioi -t f-jiiofy. La.. at;oin u4 land of
Jot.ii . Auseny. J...1U Kuia tfthera, e uta:u
;i -. !f. ::- 1 wre or ie--, ab--r l- a:r :leari-I
ai.d tr- ia ie Sniper, ba. 'n liien-oti ererud
Dwelling House,
ant bam. (io-l fruit in firm. Laiiu d -
j tiu- Jvut.tru.ta a b:ou(;n.
m m Ou "h'r.l ff punhae moa-
i GrrTiO ey ia n.nd on eouuruia.ion
t ! -. - a ..; ta. u.tc 11 ioi . U4- auiiuiipayuieni
W h rt;t.
VI! EN TINE HAY,
. J. K. tl .11,
Assli!l-.
X
r:ci: in livoi:ck.
ia:: - T L hr,
) In !;ie .urt of Common
... .. I ,1"J l'I Hlsf- T. KJUW
iM-.-i.'. L List--. iv. o; Kay T.
N- -I. A.i So.Mirfl li iiivun-e.
T, I.r. f . ' t'-fte-M' ""' :
y uri rr.-!y rnxiria ! L u-l ;!'
!ii?.i'tt r-Hi.-; n t:,riinin r--.. tut c.;ocrt-4
, iu-i'v N uc:J at s.n.-1-tt. I'a. tne ua
M.4i.itT ..l -vr . A. IV. 'itT, to ait.
Iiilll:l.JJ I' ''r- '""' " l" P'"
l.;!UiliiJi'l, tw-. titifi. if any jutt
hate, BV v;r t w-f: -l-li-J aot be IttW 1
fnu li.- i. lOitnnf.iij riitrmt tout tia
t.M! a,.ri.bi lo;h iirmrtr of ner ik-uIilu an
insri eia.oi;t;i a-.iit Jt. fo.- mid tuurt.
alierU-s 0 E-e, I 1SXLM1 i-;
Aug. zi. fceriX
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