The Somerset herald. (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, January 31, 1894, Image 3

"(lie Somerset Herali
7E0F.GK R- SCTLL. Editor.
ofliifHtw111 eboald not lores
"snTifr. the dragprt. on fit their
'vmp d.'if n than wbeti standing
-ill 8
.ijis tnlf
Ur ar dHsrd by a War Ie-
pp irt to ? pour
. if-
CX- Fr' k.m St, begins Aug. 6lh.
".."". ,-rwb. rat', loagb sugar "spot
; the local at we. Sjgar
on- -- . . .
b
ta'
' " ' , V S. Lytic, of Hickory totrn
'fcviaty. is prob.biy the oldest
- f- ' 1 .jeI. j3 actual service in Pennsyl
'gjaiaenced teaching in Yenan
' . !r. Reno no stands, in
f : ' " . .'.t ainety terms. He is as alert
1 Ttetrs behind the times is what
'F" Yn y.vj u- the Wooden Keelers
!;-v " jij von know tin sap buck
Write WP A. Schell, Som-
M30t. tays an exchange, know
' -atant 1 7 a"s:""io toe matter of
f .' e'c- A s;M in coat is an inch'
"0"jer-far is two inches, sizs in a
' "s3 ;atb. in collar one-half an inch,
s ' :' 0'ne Ls'if an inch, gloves one quar
- j ht one eighth of an inch.
vousren Iv!in's Brassells Carpets
'.perTarJ. in any pattern? Lsce
' ' tbaa jobbers prices. :
on any aticie. 0 and S2
s L. Toii'lraiT. ex-editor of the
. n ;?.: ' and Miss Marie Alberta,
" -gf Mr a id Mr. Oe.irge Dick , were
la: b a"" "fnc br de's parents,
j II 1-. Wedr.eday. Tbey will be
t-V their friends after February 6:h.
' Tof i'ri rue aJ -'bio streets,
.n.
tf)t: ( Ayefa Cherry Tectoral in
v.J hivean elective remedy for
T . jf iliruai and lung troub-
1 "ia a J' !lT m4V ,ea:1 t0 9'riou
; ... ") h-vasrho'.d should be
'-.h can lerful medicine.
..j'ic.-sliar fi.-t that for the first time
. V'l ur;er "f 4 W!,,ar' 8 bsrrel of aP"
ir. ill r- ,
. Native d.fferecc promiaes to prove
rwfjre fi'.l arrives Fiir apples
; r -i"-
" ' ,t , a biirel. while Cjnr can be
-i --j fx r adaliar cheaper. It is also
' ;. bu ' granges ty the box than
by the barrel.
- .., r .i ..ii, li , has a ca. which is claim-
- a :j e E )r f!1 'v,r tbe Sabbath than
.'-.sis" ti i,Ji'- I- 1 i habit every
".vjring the week to sit in the front
t--. ar i f r the melt waon to come
, ! , ir w rx its dii'y portion of cat
l3 :nday it never g-es to the wia
i vir:g in'ti'.i-eiice enoah to know
a- st wajr-jn J jesn't mute its rounds
'.b:T ever Leari of are! beaded man
v..c,Tit, Why a red bead aiTjrds
,-Tpr-te.-t.jn frcm the rays of the tan or
t i- owner itumanity from one of the
t .;:..-.:'ar aJiioas that humanity is
iM.T.e of those mysteries that even
-i.-r cannot fithom, but the fact re-
that nu n with red hair can stand al
e it ar.y amount of exertion in or out of
j..:;d-r'..-.i llieba'.teft weather and never
:V r.r seri-as results front it. .St. b.ui
h B.'.jj.um it is the custom to give certi
:. of marriages ia the fjrm of little
v .fes. h;oi also cjntain a summary of the
Cir:i !as, aid soiong amass of other
t :.' .annus i:.forms;ion directions for the
j .- irsnJcareof intanU. mere are aiso
fjr entering the names and birttidays
.':i children of the mirr;ate, iheauthori
;j:i;jrate!y aJrding pac?fjr twelve
u:)i entries. .W 1V4 lltrjli.
Sj: every woman, who arrives at miJdle
l- r-tsina the color and beauty of her hair,
.-. v-ry woman miy lo sj by the occasioa-i';',!-ition
of Aver t Huir Vig r. It pre
ja j.iejj. remjvei laniruJ, and cures
t slip distases.
;.i;e Wicaharu, of Beaver county render
kit: :; :nant decisiea Tnursdiy, which
TT.j'.'r aljiishes the oSix of Assistant
1 Mr, a:ij will save the county about
J. ":. Tae dfi ision states that the only
',vl Township Assessors now
j". i-1 by iw a1 thoe ptovided for by
jt ic. . February 11, ITsG. The oiliee of
i.ra:n Astssor accoidir.g to the decision,
t- f-jv .lrj for prior u the statute quoted,
i i i-ja Dot no exist.
ir. iii l: are it is the male of every species
- iinj-! eoveously bdecked, and ob-
f r'.Le iu-pje of attracting the at-:-ivf
the others?!. Maa a!one. of all
i-rcrtittw. disclaims to make special
'ti Im ey. The restless and unceas-:.:-i-i:iie!its
of woman to make herself
- jiesen table by alventitious aids argues
-'. --r vanity, bit her modesty. She thinks
i'aliy of her inherent good qualities that
i-'Vj-.ieuhance them by any means with-
i;r rer!i.
i;ti- iji pjtatoes should never be kept
-t sanr ce.r, or if this is unavoidable
J ?-'-itjes sboa'J be kept in the warmest
" ' .jp cr.iar an! apples ia a barrel well
-j ",'near the windows, whereon days
' " tht air untaidi is only s few degrees
'' ' tr-ri ::t tbey can be treated toa cold
;'-t-:'atieji.'a windjwi, while at the
the at-uo'phcre in the part of the
t.- fje piti are k-pt djeiDOi
- j f j.y u-t;rees.
-:t orn. i to the exarc'? of public
'. -4 i-'i .-itioc to prom jte the wehare
'J''i::i.'Tl5akfr, Samtul P;iilon,
; ' -:iv- first rank. II dosen'tlake
!- t.r jf thing and imagine our
- -i r.ever be anytaiiig m re than it is.
tuat 2-r;:a, sit ua-ej as she is in
ifu:i t je cjj rei j!)s ia this
slate. Las a clorious future and
Waea Jlr Ph'Kon retires from
" i "'' J" r- of the burg his place will
'tin oaci. B'ru Rtnrd.
-'-J fa-e.to test the Utility of hlatk
! :-i- :st ja rs, was tried at Hoiidays
" - k Tup ca?e was against tiie
"' a it" Cjinmercial Ageucy, a
"- :a':oa having central offices
- -.-t:a aai local branches through
- e.S'tlttaia. This agency publisbesa
o! d'iinq teat debtors for the Use
' -sarcb-r.. TtieGrii er Brothers, two
;''raaa:. aai L. A. Russel, the
'. : ' nil;i?er of the arency were
' rut lei jjsly placing the Dims of
y on this list as a ba3 debtor.
.-"I -rt uaahle to c nnect the defend
.. ' Labiication and they were ac
t ''-"-7 aeatLer r.atistics for the list
, T.:e mean temperature was 3i
rn:-t February was that of ISta),
- " trage of degrees. The coldest
j -ret- The t.gheat temperature was
,7T'n oa February 5th, 181, The
j.rE;.riture IB tjg,.,,,,, February
'."v V' average rain and snowfall
a-jith was 2 77 inches The great
" T:j J' precipitation was 4 Go inches la
Ti ''t monthly precipitation 1 02
vj513.1 '"'' The greatest amount cf
I,,. ' "1''00 rfc-',Ided ' ia 2t consecutive
iLdj 0 February 13tb.
ii,e ffeateist amount of snowfall
u T3 ' ""tie hours record
,t-'-loirjteroflr.i4-5oc!y) was 12
Jrs febma-y and 221, 1p93. The
nnmbtr of artly cloudy days 8,
t"'rfiTr'2e number of cloudy days 14.
itr4 ,r? ";nd 1 oeeu from the
"t T.r' li:1', l'city of the wind
any FchrU4ry vu a ruiles on Febra-
Ezra Baer. of Meyersdale, has been grant
ed a pension.
Mr. Henry B. Tredweil, son of the editor
ol the tlrttt, has accepted position with
the Weatinghouse Electric Company, in
Pittsburgh.
Misses Anna and Sarah Scull, of a euben
Tille,0 , who bad been spending the past
week with Somerset relatives, returned to
their home ye.terday.
On Sunday, January isth, by Enquire G
G. GrofT, at hia office in Confluence, Mr.
Samuel C. Lytle and Mi-s Rhoda Ann Tis
sue, both or Lower Turkey foot township,
were united in marriage.
At the annual meeting of the members of
the State Board of A priVnli ur ),,.!. I t nara
burg last week, Hon. N B. Critcbfield, of this
county, waa elected one of the Vice Frei
denta for the ensuing year.
Mr. Uriah Blough, formerly of Q iemabon
ing township, now of Iowa Citv. Iowa, is
Tisiting in the viciniiy of his former borne.
Mr. Ulougb left Btovestowo nineteen years
ago and this is his Srst retorn visit.
Rev A. E. Truxal, formerly pastor of the
Reformed Church of thia nlace. now of
Manor, Westmoreland county, has received
call from the Meyersdale Reformed
Chcrch, a congregation of four hundred
members. Rev. Truxal nas not yet signified
whether he will accept the call.
The general store of Ym. Appel i Co., at
Meyersdale, was enteted by burglars Sunday
morning of last week. The cash drawer
was riaed of a few dollars in change and an
unsuccessful attempt was made to burglar
ize the safe. It was necessary to send to
Pittsburg for an expert to open the safe.
Miss Cora Knepper, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Oliver Knepper, for several years a pop
ular teacher in the Somerset public schools,
was married to Mr. Hymen H. Anderson, of
North Etiid, Oklahoma, Saturday, January i
2th, at Orleans, Neb. The groom is en- j
gaged in the banking business at North
Enid.
Oa the first page of this paper will be
found the addresses delivered by Mr. John
Fulton and ex Judge W. J. Baer at the mass
meeting held in Johnstown last Monday
night for the purpose of procuring belter
railroad facilities. Mr. Fulton's remarks are
especially interesting, as they refer to the
great mineral resources of this county.
Services will be conducted in the Presby
terian Church next Sabbath, Feb. 4, as fol
lows : 10.;W a. m., sermon Topic, " A
Doubter of God's Word and the Fruit of his
Unbelief." 3 p. m. Sabbath Sjho.il. 7 p. tn.
sermon Text, " When I see the Blood I
Will Pats' over Yonder." The pastor, Rev.
T. J. Bristow, will preach.
In another column will be found an ad
vert! eroer.t of the executors ol the late
Judge George W. Pile otTering his farui, just
north of Somerset borough, for sale. The
farm is one of the bst in Somerset town
ship, and is underlaid with a valuable vein
of coal an analysis of which app?ars in the
advertisement. The S. .t C. R. R. runs
throu-rh the farm.
People who have been wishing for a taste
of a good old fashioned winter are gratified.
Monday ni jrning a heavy snow storm set in
knd snow fell continuously throughout the
day and night. Tuesday morning enow as
still falling and the mercury hid dropped to
the vicinity of aero A strong wind prevail
ed yesterday and as a cinsequeucs country
roads will be blockaded for several days.
The following ticket was placed ia nomi
nation by the D:ucra'.s of this boro i'j at
a primary eleitioa held M )udty evening :
Burgess, W. II Rapped ; town council, II.
C. Brents, James B. H '.d;r'oaJtu ; tax col
lector, W S. Kirnai-I ; high constable, Har
vey Lri: judge of election, Russe! Stewart;
inspector, Frank Gilbert ; school directors,
H. L. Sipe, Dr. P. F. ShaXrT ; street com
missioner, Charles Vanuear; auditor, Jesse
F. Baker .
About eight o'clock Friday night one
week ago a largs barn b?lon-ing to the
Cumberland and E k L!ck Coal Cm?any,
located oa the Biubaugh farm in Summit
township, was burned to the ground. A'l
of the contents, excepting the livestock, were
also burned. Thelo'Sto the lesse, Wm.
Leckenby, is about jaJ,on personal proper
ty. His loss was fuliy covered by insur
ance. The tire is said to hava beea of in
cendiary origin.
Oa Wednesday thej-istice of the peace of
Meyersdale and three men from Berlin and
Meyersdale who were in hot pursuit of li e
murderer of Pay Bjss HaUeman, who waa
murdered and robbed of tfl 0 on December
l'i in Allegsny county, M I., came to Bed
ford and remained here until the next morn
ing. A man answering the description of
the murderer was seen at Wolfsburgon Sun
day and at "The Narrows'' on Monday by
B-'dford people. A reward of $J.f"J has
been offered f ir bis arrest B- lf trd G tuUe.
The result of the election held in Berlin
Saturday for the purpose of getting ihe voice
of tbe electors on the question of granting
retail liqu r dealers' licenses must have been
great Bur prise to the temperance people of
that ancient village. Toe vote was SJ to Sr)
in favor of prohibitioa. Berlin had ken t
"dry town'" for nine years, when last spring
tbe Court grantid two retail liquor dealers'
li enses to applicants f.-o n that p!i'.e. The
vote pjllel was only thr'e short of the vote
cast at the ast Presi U al eieetioti.
Tbe following ticket was Dominate! by
the Republicans of Siinerset township, at a
primtry election held at the Cjurt lluse,
Saturday: Justice of the Peaee, C. II.
S.hmu.ker; Jul-teof Eat boa, Vl. P Bark
; Inspector, W W A'ra'ers; Staullb-r-"ors,
I. G. C tster, Joiept Hrner, Fred
erick Weller; Tax Coilecto', W. F. Coun
tryman ; Suoervis rs, Sjiomm K m u-1, V.
W. Brown, Josinh Me' iter. Jonas Siytz.n an ;
Township Cierk, H E. Touog; Auditor,
W. W. Young.
A large audtenrre attended the concert
giwn in the O.-sra II us Tiur-dty even
ing, by the Franliin an 1 Marshall Giee and
gerenade Cubs. Som.-rset au iu ncea as a
ru'.e are very critical and in this instance
they found much to criticise. It is wuil to
re nenaber that iha College Clubs are com
psed of amateur performers aad they only
claim to give amateur leci'-ais. Looked at
from this point of view Thursday n.ght's en
temiument was very creditable and was
weil received by the aaiieuce, as tae many
triple encores fu'ly attest. Toe young men
composing the clubs we.-j eatertainil by the
lad es of tbe R for:a?d Congregation.
W. H. Weifley has made a record as a
municipal officer that has never been sur
passed in Somerset county, and we doubt
whether it has ever been excelled in any
other county in theCommonweaith. Satur
day he was re-nomiua'ed for the oiliee of
Burgess f r the 10.h time, and when he bs
complettd the three-year's term, to which he
wnl be elected at the coming general election,
be will have served this town as chief execu
tive otficcr for period of eighteen years
The " O.d Man" has been a faithful and con
tentious servant of the people and we have
hodoabtbut that they will continue him
as their Mayor for many years to come.
At an early hour last Wednesday morn
ing a horse and bugy belonging to Mr. Mi
chael Z.mmerman, or Jecner township,
were stolen from a shed, whete they had
hsen placed by their owner, in Johnstown.
Mr. Zimmerman had driven to Johnstown
the preceding evening and after pulling his
horse and bngy away went to the residence
of Dr. Williaia Rauch, where he spent the
night. When be went for his team the next
morning be found that It bad been stolen,
f hursday afternoon the thief was captured
near L:gonier, Westmoreland oonnty, by
Constable Horoer, of Jenncr township He
was taken to Greensburg and locked up. He
baa since been removed to Eoensburg, where
i .-ii i ..r.4 in tail nntil called before
i.r win uc iwtiMui j
I the Cmmbria County Court.
THE "PUMPING SYSTEM "
SUSTAINED.
Resutt of the Republican Primary
in Somerset Borough.
The Republican primary election held
Saturday, for tbe purpose of nominating
candidates for borough officers, was an un
usually interesting one, the vote polled lie
ing much larger than the Republican vote
cast at the Ian Presidential election.
The ''water question" was the issue.
A successor to Mayor Weifley and Coun
cilmen Granger and Werner were to be
Dominated. The retiring officers named
were all candidates for re election and were
warmly supported by those who Tavor the
plan, at present adored by the borough
auttiorities, of attempting to procure a water
supply for the borou 'i by meant of the
''pumping system "
Those opposed to the present plan, and
designated by their oppoocnts "the cor
poraiiotiUts," or "anti-water people," had
for tneir candidates Caut. Wm. H Sanner and
Esquire LaRtte M. IIicka,twoof the most rep
Qtaole cittztus of tbe borough, property
holders, and well-known Republicans.
For Burgess, the "Oid Man," the present
incumbent, William U. Weldey, was pitted
against A. C. Holbert, Esq. Ths balance of
the ticket cut no figure in tbe C jht as ail in
terest centred on the candidates who would
have a aay on the "water question." al
though there were a number of candidates
for Tax Collector, 3rhooi D.rscwrs, and sev
eral of the other offices.
The contest thro ig'jout wasamjst spirit
ed one. Almost every "water man" among
the Republicans put in a "full day" Satur
day and workel zealoua'y for the success of
the "water ticket The large majority of the
"antis" contented themselves by voting their
sentiments on tbe question and left the brnul
of the battle to be b jrn by a few of the more
earnest ones. They put up a goo.! fi.ht,
in fact a remarkably good one, but tbe odds
were against them to such a d-gree that
their opponents elected their ticket by a nice
majority.
While the contest was spirited, it was good
Datund and the day passed off without the
semblanceof a quarrel or wrangle between
the opposing factions.
Mayor We.lley carried the day by a ma
jority of fitty nine votes, out of a poll of a
tittle less than three hundred. He has al
ready served his fifteenth t-ermas Mayor and
was re nonrnated Saturday for a three-years
term, ail of which demonstiaves the fact
that the " Oid Man" has a pretty t ght grip
on the Repubii-.-an voters of the borouh.
Counciiinaa Granger had a majority of
thirty-seven over Captain Sanner, his oppo
nent who received ths highest vo, and
Councilman Werner was jost eight Votes be
hind his Cotiuciimanic running mite.
Tbe result was announced ah mt half past
10 o'cloi k Saturday n grit and was received
with enthusiastic cheers by the friends of
the winners. Tbe band was brought out
and a strenale was tendeted to stveral
prominent citizens, who, it was thought, no
doubt, ha! contributed largiiy to the success
if Ihe victors.
It gj-s withoul saying that the ticket
nominated will be elected ot the third
Tin-slay in February.
Following is the ticket nominate I :
Burgc-Si", W. 11. Weltley ; towa council, F.
B. Grader, E H. Werner; tax collector, W.
rl Beikey; high constable, Coimbers Hus
ton ; j udge of election, Alex Haston; in
sjeotor, Irwin Pile; sehojl directors, Jonas
M. Cook, II. S. Kimniell ; street commis
sioner, Michael Ke.fer; aud.tox, EI. S.
Kaatuer.
m
Taymin's Hill an Ideal Place.
Crtainly no town withit a radius of loo
miles of P.ttsburg'i pissesses greater
advantages as a sum jier homo than does
this place and au e.'Ijrt should be made to
get the locating coaaintttee of the Masonic
fraternity of Allegheny county to select
S unerset for a sumuer resoit.
The Pittsburgh Timrs ssys that it is certain
that the project a summer resort exclusive
ly for Masons will take deS jite f jrua dur
ing the coining summer, at lea'.t to the ex
tent o a joint stock organizuion, chartered
under the laws of Pennsylvania, if indeed a
start in the build ng lias is not m lie.
The locating committee has two limita
tions p'.aoed on its work fi - the site
chosen must be not over 100 i : les away
from Pittsburg, second, it must be within
three hours' rideof that city. The;-e limita
tions make it almost certain that tha site,
chosen will be on the line of the Pennsyl
vania or llailimoreand Ohio roads.
As soon as a site is selected it is proposed
to organize a chartered company with Ski
members at the start. This will give a paid
up capital of i .J,iAi, with which the land
will be purchased and a start made towards
building a hotel aud an assembly ball.
Eventually it is believed that the.e will be
not less that 5J0 stockholders. In the two
cities of Pituburg and Allegheny there are
about 30 Masonic Blue lodges; in the county
outsid of ihe two cities there are about half
as many more. At a low tstimate there are
1 1 ,'J Blue lodge Masons in Allegheny
county, and at an tq ially low estimate Conu
of these are heads of families, and robably
one-quarter of these may be considered as
prospective patrons of the summer resort
not all of iheui as regulars, it is irue, but as
transients eople who wouid go to the big
hotel in the mountaius for a recreation siell
or two, of 10 days or two weeks, during the
heated terms.
Tae idea is to scu- a trtt of land that
will perm.t of the erection of 2i or 300 cot
Uges, to be owned by members who would
make their homes there during the sum
mers. While the prtini'y idea of the movement
is the esaoiishment of a summer resort for
Masons and their families, there is behind
it ail another important project and that is
the fstaolishraent of a home for aged and
helpless members of the fraternity. There
is a magnificent institution of ibis char.ter
in Philadelphia.
AH Dor, Correctly.
Tbe following is from the report ofJ.C.
Iw.-y, !-":q , appointed by the Court to
audit the accounts of the vaiious county
atUerrs for the year 1S31 Jn the Prothono
tary's otSi- there was entered 11)0 Judg
ments, " Amicable actions, 2 Certioraries,
O.iginal writs, 2o Mechanics liens, 3o
Transcript?, 77 Appeal.
In the K.e ctli of Register of Wills there
wa granted X! Alttrs Tejtameutary and 55
Letters of Administration.
This cilice paid t-- Ihe State a collattera!
inheritance tax of l.V'3 18.
In the t tnee of Recorder of Deeds Ihere
was entered 1'rtJ I)-eds, Releases 4tc, 171
Mortgages and Assignments, 3S Miscella
neous iusttuments, 7 Commissions.
Not Hsad'ng This) Way.
The following press dispatch, dated Phila
delphia. Fa, appeared in yesterday morn
ing's papers :
The recent surveys made in the neighbor
hood of Johnstown, Pa , by engineers have
generally beea believed to have been made
for tbe j-urp-ise of extending the B-eca Creek
railroad and giving tbe Vanderbilt lines a
competing ruid o thataeclioq to the Penn-.-yivauia.
It ia lea-oed, however, that the
surveys are being made for a syndicate
beaded fcy several prominent Philadelpbians
who inieud to build road horn the western
terminus of the Altoona and Puillipsbarg,
connecting road through Eoensburg to Johns
town where it will connect with the Balti
more Jt Ohio. If the road is built the Read
ing company will have a new outlet to tbe
west for its anthracite coal aad will become
an active core petit Or in that sec. ion with the
Pennsylvania.
Notice !
Kotice ia hereby given by the undersigned
Commissioners of Somerset coanty. Pa,
that they refuse ihe payment of any scalp
orders for foxes and minks, the Act of 1
being unconstitutional.
Bun T. Etas rrr,
B. U. 8HOBIB,
J. G. Emert, Wm. P. Hal,
Clerk. Coanty Commissioners.
Highest of all in Leaveaing Power. Latest U. & Gov't Report.
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Progreaa In Agriculture.
The following is from the report submit
ted by Secretary Edge, at tbe meeting of the
Stale Board of Agriculture ia session at Har
risburg, last week :
He says the Farmers' Institute season of
1.1M3 14 will prove the moat successful in tbe
hiftory of the Biard. Thus for eighty-two
institutes have been held and dates aud
plans have been fixed for thirty eight more.
The appropriations for these institutes wa
increased by the last L -gislature from 70"0
to $9jW.
Iuring the year 02 glandered horses and
32 cows with tuberculosis were killed. The
record for tbe present fertilizer year shows
that 712 brands of fertiliser have been regu
larly licensed for sale in this State. The an
nual consumption of this goods is not less
than loo.OOU tons, for which is paid not less
than $:7o0,Ku in cash.
The total annual appropriation for all pur
poses is $U .000; amount expended for all
purposes, $l0,"tij 77; amount yet available
for all purposes, Jitlo? 2." ; amount ex
pended for fertilizers, $7,Is9 t'r5.
Removal and Public Sale.
The Rxkwood Millinery Co. will remove
about Feb. lo.h, to tbe room recently occu
pied by tbe boot aud shoe store of Smith it
Smith, and on F.b. 1st, 2i and 3d, will offer
at public outcry about $lo00 worth of desir
able winter goods, comprising nearly loo
boj s mils, about 40 ladies' and children's
coat?, about 10 trimmed bats, a large a.-sort
ment of fancy articles, boisery, underwear,
Ac, Ae. Don't fail to alleud.
Tut 11. M. Co.,
Ross A. Sjyder, Proprietor,
Rock wood, Pa.
Happy Meeting and Greetings.
We hapiMtned to meet with I'r. Sal in on
the streets a few weeks since, tbe great
?Ie ia!ist on the eye, tar. nose, throat, ca
tarrh and all chronic diseases. We were
very much astonished at seeing some or our
best citizens and physicians walk up to the
doctor and shake his bauds in cordial greet
ing, afterwards the following remaiks : "Am
g ad he is coming again, we need such men ;
one thing is certain, he is honest, under
stands his business well ; we can entrust our
families to his care, etc , etc " We voice our
c.tizeiis in speaking a kind wor 1 cf him, and
wish him unbounded success iu ail his un
dertakings.
Change for Teachers.
The great otf.r being made by the Pitts
burgh Di'jijtiU to take the sixty teachers of
the public scoools of Pittsburgh, Allegheny
and other points in Penn;. lvar.ia, Ohio,
West Virginia and Maryland to Atlantic
Ciiy in July is the talk of the hour. The
additional inducement that the twelve teach
ers of the six.y who receive the largest
number of votes Will he taken on a supple
mentary trip to Philadelphia, New York
and Boston alter the Atlantic City trip is
over is indicative of tbe liberaliiy which
governs the Pitt.-burgh t'i'jxit- h in every
thing it dvs. Give your favorite teacher
the benefit of a splend.d summer outing.
SATURDAY, February 17th.
My Clearance and Bargain Sale
will close on Saturday, February
the lTih.
I hare a large stock ofgoodsto
close out ia that time.
Mrs. -A. E. UnL
The Chicago Itier lctan, that great Repub
lican rewspaper, has not suiTered by the re
cent era cf financial depression but has gone
right along adding to iis foundation stones
a large and substantial circulation with a
stride that under Ihe circumstances is truly
wonderful. At one time additions to the
subscription list were coming at the rate of
SeO to l.loo per day for tbe daily issue, and
as high as 1,500 per day for the Weekly
Inttr (Men. . ,
The result of this is to place it easily at
the head of the list of great Chicago news
papers. It is certainly a good, clean, family
newspaper of the highest order.
' IO Reward. Stolen.
Oa Monday evening, at Samuel's church,
from the wagon of the undesigned, a Gray
Badger Skin Robe, good size, lined with a
red wooien bed blanket, double, with daik
stripes running lengthwise on one side of
robe. The above reward will be paid for
robe aud conviction or thief. $1 will be laid
for return of robe without thief. And if iLe
party who has stolen it will retnrn it and
confess his crime we will pay him no money,
but freely forgive, and not expose him.
A. B. Miller.
G'ade, Pa., Jan. 20. 1S!1.
UDITOKS NOTICE.
Jotiu B. Head intrust. Ia the (Wirt of Com
lVr A. L. Cnamhers, ' m'in 1'n-a-uf so-nerx-t o.
. al. vs. fofN.xlul e. T '.' l F. I.
Cambria Lumber Co.' So. lai, tve T. E l.
And now. Decern ier lit h, 1'J.1, on petition of
I-ama Oool. Mienii ol romer-n county, and on
moTinu of Kooser 4c Koueer, Ki's., thel'-onrt pt
pointlieo. K sfc-uiu, tv.. Au-litor, lomakeUistri.
ttuilonof the fund in me haii'N f the l.eritr,
to and among inre it-galiy entitled thereto.
Extraet from the MiniiUn
scvii c'erufie-1 tins lMh rvc l-'J i
W. H- tf.-t.NM4B.
ITotliulKitarT.
I ill attend to the duties en;olned by the fore
going ivnQiiii-ioa at niv olii'-e in siaierel flor
unttb.on Friday the J;ti dav of Fet l-fl. al I
o'c.o.-k P. M , el said diiy . m here aud v. lien ail
parties or persona interested can attend,
ULO. K. S I IX,
Auditor.
UDITOIfS XOTICK.
(aji iria LuralierC.i.,) In the Court of Com-u-e
of A- H Cofl 'olh, t m m Kens of -ymervt l 'o,
vi! J ot No iki, T. E. i.
Shade Creek EE. Ca No. in. sifi- T. "in. E. l.
No. 111. s-;i.t. r. lssti
And new, tx-eeinber Hth. lM. on petition of
Ifuiah rf 1, ssuerin or ntnerei county, and oa
motion of Ko-jner A. Koo-er, E-j'i, Hie Ciart a;
noim . K. ecull. , Auditor, to make disiri
Lution of tle rtmds iu itie barvis of the Sherid',
to and among inoe legally eaiiiied thereto.
eA-jM-rtri ' ':ory, t :
. F.-itract from the Minutes
fcEAU Cirtllled lilts ljth Iiec. lv'J.
W. II eANNtK,
Frothouotary.
I will attend to the duties enjoined by the fore
l'i:i eomini-sion at my o-h'e In j-jinenc.-i Hor
oincn. on Friday, the luih day of Fencary,
i-m, at I orloe-k V. M.. of said uuy, w lie re and
when ail parties of persoo intrreMed can attend.
GEO. K. bCl l.1,
Aikiilor.
A
UDirOP.'S NOTICE.
Esiateof (ecorse'Ie'ir-T. late of LarLner town-
i, deceased.
The underinel, on motion of Seott it: (jrle,
Fxi's., I.avli K - eu acriined Auditor to tlis
tntniie the fun 1 in he bands of a. licx huel ler,
AdmiuH-irnlor, hereby irives notice thai he will
nieetto attend to l.i duUes at the ofli e of Col
bom A Coiboru, snmt:iet. I'a , oa Tuesday. Fei.
1 '4b, IfM, when and where !1 pania Iit'-erested
can attend if Uiey tauik pwiwr.
LC OOLBORV.
Anditor.
NOTICE.
In the matterof the ai?nment of Samuel H.
Gar-y and wife to. 1'hilip Hay. for the benetit
of the creditors, the Asmroors and Uie A-nifrnee,
ba-nng Oied their pttitioui praying the (Cut lo
ratily, approve and eon linn ibe sale conveyaa
and iranfer of the real estate maite to CaUianne
deary, aud thai the AMiguee be released and dia
rharml Nonce is hereby siren lAat toe irar r
of ibe pnitir-ners will be rranted by Oit ( win of
(OQ?moQ rieasoi ooierwi ruusiy, onie-ss oojvtLi.
im a made thereto on or before ihe JxAtx day of
Feb. 14.
VALENTISE EY.
Atly tor Periiioocra.
?5IGNE'S NOTICE.
."nt;-e I; hereby siren tLat Jonas Ssevanona
axd wife, Suat-naan. of UrnbersvaUey Tp-,
ftomerwl County, J-a., hve made a votou
lary atxicnmeai to me of ail their mum, real
and per-oca!, in tnut for the benefit of their
creditor. All rmoi indebted to aid Jonas
Btevaanus and wife will make lmmodtate pay
Bent to the nndemtrued and all per -a haviuc
rtaioM atruDst Utcaa will present ibcaa duly an-
UkuiUcated t
EAltTKL 8. rORMET
Soott Oirie. Am,
Atuwneyt. buruat, Fa,
dkmg
COALANDS.
One of the Richest Veins in the
Somerset Region
FOR "SALE.
The undersigned offer at private ale the farm
oftliehue lieonre W. Pile, mijoiniiur ?nerct
horoujrh,c4iiainine to u-rea mire or less, in an
exreliatit Mate of cultivation and in good repair,
ail new fence and melt wateri-d. A new and
gol barn on the premises. Tbe 8.4C. K
K. nnw lii ron ih me farm and often exceptional
faeiliti'- to caiiies desiring to mine rnail and lire
clay. The nre cimy is of an excellent qnaiity
and has been used for ) ears by tbe Cambria Iron
Co.
The coal i a six foot vein, and is of an nne
liuled quality as the follooinj analysis Mill
snow :
Moisture, 0 4-
Volaule ComhuUib'e matter. lU.S.
(Hxed Carbon, '3.
Coke.VAh, s-ls.
7J.T5.
A-l. Phosphorus, 0 016
Mill. bur.
Traces of Iro .
For terms and further particulars applv to
OEO. (i. 1-li.K,
or CHA3. E. PILE, Johnstown, Pa.
Somerset. I'a.
c
GLUT PROCLAMATION.
WHFRits, The Hon. Jacob II. Ixinocnetkik.
President JudKe id the several OHirut of Common
Pit-Ms of the sevtrral iMunties rinntKisinir tiie 16ih
Judicial liistriet. and Janice of the Courts of in'er
anl Terminer and i.em rai Jail In-livery, for the
trial of all eapitat and tnhcr oitenders in the said
District, aud 1: J. H.iHNta and Noan Bik-k -ek,
K-q's , Judirrs of the Courtsuf Common Pleas
and Justieenof tlie Courts of liver and Terminer
aud General Jail Delivery ft the tril of all eapi-
tal aud other oilenueni in tne e oiiuty ol somerset
have i-iied their preeepes, anil to me directed,
for holitiiiff a Court of Common Plens and General
Quarter tssions of the I'eai-e and General Jail
Delivery, and Courts of Oyer and Terminer at
Somerset, ou
MONDAY, FEB. 25th, 1894.
Notice is hereby given loall thejustiirrsofthe
Peae-e. the Corouer and Constlics niibin the
sid (tcuuty of Somerx-t. that they he then and
Ihere in Uieir proper persona with their rolls, rec
ords, inquisilious, examiDaiitKi and oilier re
memhranees, lo do ltio--e thliiifs which lo their
oili-e and in that behalf appertain to r done,
and l-o they who will pninvutearaint the pris
oners that are or shnll be In the tail of oraerel
County, to be then and there to prosecute against
litem as shall be just.
EDWARD HOOVER,
rilierliT.
R
EGISTEK'S NOTICE.
.NOTICE Is hereby riven to all p-ronsroDrera-
ed as ieiraiees, erei1iii.-n, or iherivi. that Ihe
fiiliowuig acconnui have . -d heirisicr, and
that the Mtnie w ill he pre-uicd tr eonlirmation
and ailouau-e au an orphaa' Co-irt to tie held
al Somerset, l a., oil W tdnesUy, Feb. L, ls'.q.
Acponnt of John W. Eisler, admlnist-a'.ir of
Conrad Harx l, dec d.
F irst and final account of J. A. and C. L. Glesv
ner. admininrat-jra il Lewi9 itl--ner, dec ii.
F irl and dual account of Charles iur.i.-k, ad
oinihttrutor of Isaac alrit-k, dee d.
Account of ChHrlea A. Mitchell, executor of
John Mi'.chci:, dee d. .
Acco inl of Conrad and Abram Milk-r, admin
istrnton. of Chrtstian I. Miller, dee d.
Fir-l and final aee-oum of J'M.-ph J. Seoe, ex
e".Hor of Joiin K. eese. d..--'.L
F"irt anil liual an-oiini tf J :uri J. Philiippi,
aiMiiii.-irainx ofjtihn W. I'hnlijiTii. ilee'd.
First amvatit of Henry J Wiimo.ii, M.l.anl F.
Briiiiiani aud Joel L. Gnmth, admiiiiAirators of
Alfred IVlliuolh, d-e'd.
Cccoud account of Alfred X. 9njUer, executor
of Kiiaa Sanner, dtv'd.
Fii. and linai account of Eiram Orris execu
tor of Jacob Murphy, dee'd.
1 ulrd ac.-ount ni John C. i'.eitz, executor of
John Ware, dee d.
Aecouut of Y. H. Hay, gnardian of Florence
Livelihood.
F ir-t and final sccount of Jactib B. Friedllne,
adninislnitor of flirain Kruvaker, dee'd.
F inl and hnal account of Wwtnt Simlh, ad-miiii-tnitor
of Marvartt emith. dee'd.
First and Dual account t D. W. Will, a.lmini&
trat.irof John F'rcdenek l"plioiLve,deo d.
First aud final account of Augustus Hettley,
ailminiHtrator aud tniniee of Jacob Thump-ion,
deed.
Kirxt and final account of John C. Engle, ad
min i.-tratiir of Jucob Swerner, dee'd.
The account of Valentine May, gnaplian of
Jamei C. M'Grew Forqucr.
Fnt and rliial account of Jacob Heiuemeyer,
aiinnui-lralor t.f Edward Lauilia. dec d.
FiM ami Hnal account ol Samuel F". FriedUne,
adiuluiiralorof abram H. Kuhlinan. dec d.
Flirt aud hnal aecuu nt of M. it K'-iferan.t M.
V. Sorber. a lmir i-lmlon of liavid Car e. dee'd.
Fir.-t and hnal aciMunt of Abram D. Weaver,
administrator of Jaiob J. Weaver, dee'd.
First and final account of Alram D. Weaver,
administrator of Jon Weaver, dci 'd.
First ai-eouut of George W cincl, executor of
soloinou Comp, disc'd.
F irst acount of Oliver Knepper and Annie E.
Fre-ase. ai1minitra!or o. Win. B. Frew.", dee d.
Firt and riuat actount of P. J, hlotiirb. ad
niiuiitntioraud tru-teeof Anlrew rtlouica, dee'd.
Hornier s Olhce, l JACOB S. MILl.tll.
Dec. 31. J F.enitwr.
.''XECUTOP.'S NOTICE.
Estate of Jean II. Poxtletuwaite. late of Somer
set Borough, dee'd.
Letter testamentary on the aUive estate hav
ing been xtrante 1 L the undt-r.-:HTnel by tiie prop
er authority, notice is h reby Ktven to all pcrtou
imlcbut to .iid estate to make immediate pay
ment and thihe haviug claims airaiu-t the aame
will present them dult authenticated f.ir wttle
mem atmyo.Iicein .Somerset B.)rougii.oa Thurs
day, Mate j bib, j v.n.
GEO. R. WL'I.L,
Fin's utor.
E
XECUTGR'S NOTICE.
t-tate of Eiita Crissey. late of .-hade to.Rnhip,
dec d.
Letters Ustamenlary on the ahove estate hav
ing U-en granted to the undersigned by itie prip-era;itiio-liy,
notice Isi hereby given to ail tMrrsoni
iudebu.il to said estate to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against tiie same
will rresent them forst-iUcrrieui duly aulhentuta
ted, al lint late resilience of died., at Jacok al
ters, ou Friday, the luth dv of Feb. l"JL
JAMKJ F. HtMF.lt,
Extcuuir.
J7XECUT0K'S NOTICE
E tate of Madalena Thom, late of Concmatigh
lo nstili, Somerset county. Pa., dec d.
I-tteri testamentary ou the alvive estate hav
ing been granted lo Ine undersigned by the prop
er author!!?, notice i- hereby given to ad pctsoiia
iudeiilei! to said estate lomiike immediate pay
ment and those baviug claims againH the yinie
lopretent them dulv authenticated for seitie
meut ou -iaiurday t!ie '.'itb dny of F'eb. lx.'l. at
the re-idenca of Fmitnuel "Thomas, in Cone
matigi-, ton.-)i:p. al 1 o !. k H. M.
KioE trp.iv,
Scott A V-le. Attyi Exvet: aior.
A
DMINIsriiATOR'S NOTICK.
Itle of John Duncnn, of Jfim?nown Borough,
SLiuittct county, i'a.. dec'ti.
Ittt'i-m of Administration b&vin? hern
grautl to Ihe uii(lfiietifl hy ihe proper
authority. nrUte i htreb? Riven to mi (hTmii
knowing theni'.vt icltjbtei to mhI e
tfalo to tuate imrnMutte rAyment atvl thone hav
ing rla:ms as;jiist tbe saiue lo pre nt ttu in duly
autii nil Hr ctiitcrtit tti Mtunlar, th
l't:h ji!T of M:ir h. at hh oJice in Jeu'aor X
H'jaUjS in .-aiii couatr.
JAliE- M. COVER,
DMINIsriiATUlW NOTICE.
L.-laie of E-rra Eacr, late of Somerset totvn.s:iii
deed.
Letlera of adminir.ration having been granted
by Ihe pr js-r authority to the unWrUae1, i.o
tiis? ia hereby g. a to ali wrs.,114 imlL-hte-a lo
said e-tate t make imtiiJiu'.n ueyment, aud
th-re l.avir-ii claims a?aui-t sat ! estate will pre
scnt them d'uy auiheiitiCrtie-l for seuiement, al
the house of Levi waiter, ja Friday, March fill,
1"U.
CFIARLE4 B. WALKEH,
WM. M. Hi'ilRocK,
Administrators of Fira Uaer, dee'd.
DMI.MSTKATOUS NOTICE.'
F.-tate of Samtk-1 P. Walker, late of Somerset
tow nship. dec d.
letters of administration having been granted
by the proper authority lo tiie iindersiirued, no
tice is hereby gi ven to ail i-ersons lndeiiteit to
said estate lo make imiriediate payme.it. and
those having claims against sai 1 e-laie vi:l pre
sent llietn duly authenticated for settlement, at
thehoussof Levi Walker, on Fridav, Marco 'alh,
ls-.
CHARLES C. WALKER,
W M M- M'HK'JCK,
A1m:nistra!on of sam'i P. Wa.ker, dee'd.
DMINLSTEATORS' NOTICE.
Estate of John M. Werner, late of Greenville
township.
Letters of administration having been granted
by the proper authority, to the undersigned, no
tice is hereby given to all p-ns'na indebted to
said estate to make immediate payment, and
those having cUims against said estate will pre
sent them dniy authenticated for settlement at
the late residence of dee d , in Greenville town
ship, 00 Saturday, Fab. i:ih l-"l
LYD1A PIN-f.E-T.
CYKl'3 W ERNE II.
ALFRKD A.KIN .ER,
JACOB P. MILLF.K.
' ' AdmiuLstrators.
A UDirOS'S NftTIpE
Ariifreald Lirengcod and. Ia tbe Ccart ofCom
an!i Lieugooi, his wife I mon Pleas rf Soruer-
tu i setcuntv, l-..oto.
Samuel J. Bowser. ' til, Feb. t. lfJ.
Voluntary Aaalnment,
Having been dnly appointed Anditor In the
alre estate, by the Or tans' Conn of )mert
coanty. to nuke djstrtbation of the fund in the
bauds of the As-vg'iea to and among those
legally entitled therein, notice ia hereby given,
that 1 will sit at my office In homemet borough,
on Saiorrtay, Feb. W. IM, stbea aud wkere all
panic iaunvatod can atiecd.
VBttD W. BIBfiJCKKR.
AasUlot.
Executors and Trustee's Salo
OF
Valuable Real Estate!
As Executor of the last a ill and testament of
Sarah Wtijjle, dee'd . aud by vinue of an order
of sale UsiH-d out of the tirphans' Court of Som-e-t
county. Pa., and to tbe oiHlersigneJ direct
ed as Trustee of the elate of Jacob WriKie,
d d.. late of sitonvcretk township, Somrrset
county. Pa , I will expose at public onli-rv, 00
tbe premise in ahanksvilte, in said lowuahlp,oa
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1894,
at 1 o'clock P. Jf., the following described real
estate, vi .
The home propertv of the late dec.ienn, con
sisting ot one lot of ground, havilnt thereon ere-t-ed
a good two-lofv dwelling Iku. together
with a stabie and other outbu'ldings. ad iu good
condition. 1 his is a vr-rj desirable hotie.
Terms :
Ten per cent, of the purchase noney to he paid
when the projrrty Is kirst-ked down.one-thint of
tbe remainder on deilverv of deed, and the 11
ance in two dpial aunuai payments, to be secur
ed by judgment, with interest.
DAVID WEIGLF.
Executor and Trustee.
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate !
By virtue of an alias order of sile issued out of
the orphans' Court of mrrs-t county, and to
ns directei, we will expose lopubltu sale at the
homestead, tract 'o. 1. on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, '94,
st o o'clock A. M., tiie (blIowin de-ri0el real
erviaUj, late the pruprtf of Jutiu Nair, die d.
No. 1. A curiam tract of land itaate in Jef
f tm)D towiirhim in 8inl c xjQiy of sutnentet, ai
jointng laatU of l;vi knupp's h'irs, Peter
tiniffii a heirn. Henry and Austin MiUt-r, W. K
Hay aiitl John L. Oantner, cxtntainii Is) crc
mure or Icma, a bom IIS iultv rK-arl mm balance
well timbered. There is larxe auuar camp on
the premise and-.' keelrf with the pans an-i
trouhtt, will be fold with the farm. At leant
one-half the farm i underlaid with the celebrat
ed Nair vein of riai aud toe bauk is in tcot
workable fuditioii. Ihere i also a hotiie aud
stable at the coal bank. There i a goorl
Dwelling House,
large barn, and a good wash house, i rplement
house, etc., on the premise. Altogether tt is a
very defrirahie farm.
No. 2. A eertalu timber tract in the township
and county aforesaid, adjoiuiug laiiils of peter
liruirh s ham. Isaiah Crisf and W. 1'. Barkley,
countiniog ltd acres more or less.
TERMS, NO. 1 Out-third of the pur-chit-c
money, alter payment of debts, to reimuu
a lieo on the premises" interest to be paid w Idow
dttrng her lileand at her death priuc.pa! to the
heirs. Sl.io ca-li on ccdljru.aiK.u ' sale aud
Isslauce in live eual annual pivru.nt-, without
luieK-st
TERMS, NO. 2. Oue-thirl aitcr pay
ment oi dclHs to reimuu a lien as in No. 1 : tai
iince cash on couhruiati.m oi .sic.
WM. P. HAY.
WALTEK P. NAIR,
Administrators.
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
-OF-
Valuable Real Estate!
By virtue of an order of vale iucd out of the
Court of I'omnvjn IMeas of Sjfn :niti coantT, la ,
and to in? tliret Ud. t will exjoe to jinblic sa'e
on tract No. i, hcretnafLer JTitx4, on
Saturday, Feb. 10th, 1894,
at 1 oclo'k P. M., all the follow in described
real estate and TH pinal .n-i-eny heretofore a
pijfiUHi by ('-oiirai Miii r, V the unKnia;uvii in
Uu-st fur the beueiit ot cretlitori, ti w it ;
No, 1. A certain trar! of land situate In Jef
fervon t'w:i-hip, Somtrvt eoumy, Pa, nd
ktHwn a- the home ten J farm of run ra-1 Miller,
adjoiuinic iracL- No. 2 and 3 hcreiuafler dewria
ed, Kredrirk N-lirm k'n lu-ir and t;hen( havicg
thereou ertx'te-.l a nvw f.o tory frame
Dwelling House,
with basement, a bank bam ll-'xS1 feet, coed
and abundant wattr u tn t&e preu.(es, a fu.r
ramp, :y Miar trve, ifK keel r. .1 crehanU of
a'iu5 tt'Tcji in ail, conu;iau ail kiudn of
choice fruit. The f.-irm nn tain acre more
c-r Iims, of which about are karei and the
balance well timbe:el, atHut bo aeren are iu
meadow, about one wi'.e to thureh aud school
Nf. i A tract of land adjoining No. 1 afjre
mid. l'eter bhaulu. rrtdeiuk iiami, hi ward
linker and oh.r. nl iu.e in Jvffi.Ts.fii township,
conixitainx 1-0 aTes more or of which tv.t
7i acres are eleare! and the I-h lai.ee cli Uin-ber-d;
the trn.t i-well natLTi aiid h a r!
5Ujc.tr cauip with 1,B) Miyar trvraud 1 X kerierv
No it. Ihe undiviiiel otiehllD of all that
tract of inn situate iu JclTcrsou tov.nsl.in, ad
joininK land of Abram M.llvr, i aper JCsji-i,
George lui eiay, l iia .x-bnA k. and ohen. ei-n-tLainiu!
2W a:r'j wrM or lei-n and known a- the
hoLielead farm ot Christian L. Miller, dec d ,
having thereon erec ed alwo-story brkk
DWELLING HOUSE,
bisk bsru and out biuldinsi, there are atom id
acres of cleared and lmprut.-tt anil, wita good
fni.t upou the premises.
TERMS
.dotrn oarouflrn.ftttonof htle. Vi u 6 and .s
in fa month. 4 from CA)tnirma:ion of saie with in
terest ; lUpercviit. of the purchase mtMier lo le
paid a hen prriferty i- knocaeii dnwn, and which
ill be credit on first l3 ; defeTrel pymut to
be secured upon the prv-niLses hv judgment bvjiivi.
JUSLl'U B. illLl.tri.
afVvfitfnce,
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SomerfMrt, Pa. Somerset to. Pa.
PUBLIC SALE
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Valnatle Real Estate!
The undersigned Administrator of I'atharii e
Se-chler. dec d.. u ill expo-e to public sale ou the
farm In Allegheny township, on
SATURDAY, FEB. 3d, 1394,
at 10 o'clock A. M. of said day, the following
deiKTibtd r-at estate, late Ue property of talh
a:ine Se hler, dw il.
A certain farm Minute in tiie township of AU
bviieny, county of S.iueret. anl State f I'enu
sylvan.!, a-ljtii'.ing lattili of (e. t. VS'aikLT.
Jan:e liptam, llci ry Dorsey and others, finra:n
iiiff d acres m:re or less, a iLh house, barn and
other outbuildmys lhv?reouerwled, the io-t ol
w hich is -U-3Ti and in a good si Ate ot ruitiva
tion. with fruit trees thereon and is a desirabte
propeny. not far from i-h(tol and church, w ith
cl"e neijf I'ors. P'Kffon as soon as the i-ale is
Coi!tirmei by the Court.
Terms :r
cash on day of sale, 'jino eyearand'in
two yeais from ila'e of sa.c. w ith iutcrw-t on ,,.
femd paynents. whi -h sii;il! sd-urvi on the
re-ai estate bjf i'ldgmetit exintiou niaes.
l-hoHi.K SK'ilLEI.
1. If. I'hl, Administrator and Trusue.
Attorney.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF
Vahafch Rsal Estate.
TJy Tirturt of an order of sal? i-ricd r nt of the
Or bans' oiirt of Simeret ounty, Knn-ylva-clit,
and to tiie und'.rs:.ned dirtced as Trnstee
of the elai el I-rl fcoienvk. dee d., late of
SMithampUio township. S;u rM't cjtmty. I'a., I
will vxpiHf w public outcry, on the premise iu
said Urn tvb;p, on
SATURDAY, FEB. 10 1894.
at 1 o'clock P. M , the fol?oring described real
estate, viz :
The home property of tho late deceased, a
farm cootami'n I o acre m ru or having
thereon eroctt-d a
DWELLING HOUSE
and new barn, wiih a never failing srrinir. a
irood orchai'l. liie ti-t faruimn land iu ilist sec
u.in. The entire farui is underiail w ith coal,
hnicston. tire clay and I7a o:t.
TEIiMS CASH.
i. r. leyii;.
i. C, Lowry, Atty. I rusue.
YDMI-XI5TKAT0K'S TICI
Instate of Abraham Mmm, late .if Jnner town
siiit, S-.H-r.-n-tciunty, I'a.. dec d,
Lcltcrsuf A'lm:tnsiraL:..u i 7-'i.-iiM an.
svrn, on the estate ol Aijral.aia l a. l. late of
Jenner Unrn-hii., de-.-'d., b . ni? h-vn iiu-d to
the undwrs'ueu by the ppi;.r authority, notice
is he-retiy iien t ail (ersni. indeteil to a:d
estate to make imrued:a'e paym-rnl and tb.
baviug claims lo present tuem duly au'.lieuti-al-ed
fir M'ttiemenl to Ihe aliuiui-tratJir at the laie
rs-ideiee of swid dee'd., ou Saturday. "trb '.'I,
ls-4, between the hour of 1 and I p. ra.. wh.?u
and where he wdl give hrs attention f. T s'ieh
purpose. J.V'liB 1. AUISMAN.
V. .!esecker. Administrator, C. T. A.
Valentine Hay,
Attorney.
DMIXISTU.VTUITS NOTICE.
In the matter of the estate of Wiltiaoi IIjld.?r,
laleuf tuemaliouiDe to nship, Snnerset eoun-
ty I'a., dee d.
letters of a-Jmiistr:t.n Lsviijr fen frame 1
by Ihe pri'per authi iry to t! e u:r 5i..-:ne;. e-tice-is
bertby s-en'to ad p-rsoris indebted to
said estate lo issce mime.:, ate rayinent, an-i
terse having rtaiuis aealut vti 1 eiate will pre
sent thein duly authenticated fi se llement at
tne late reside-ux-ol t&r dee d,, mitd lunhijt,
en Vouday, Keh. iuth. 1-fl
W,LLIAV II. MILLER.
IreU W. Biesetier, A;: j. Adzuuiairmtor.
JXECTTOR S NOTICE.
Letters teatamenury ni the estate of Tobias
Viator, late of i oaemauch towaship, "kitnerset
county. Fa. deeea-ed, having b-ea frrantei to
the undersigned by tbe pniprr autn-Kiiy, notice
is hereby alven to all itwj indeb'ei to said
estate to make Immediate payment and tin aw;
basinft rial hi will preneut llieia duly autheua
aated for setl.emeol aud allowance.
JOSEPH JOHN'S,
Calban & Colborm, titsutor.
i. 11, 'ti. Araoiaajs.
(gJIEEIFFS SALE.
Hy virt-'e of sJtt.dry writ of Fieri FaciaJ, Ven
dnirni Kxponas ainl Levari Farias. Issued out of
lb.- Court of Common rlr. of Sotutr--t counts,
Frnr ivatiia. lo me di-ci-ird. there will be et
pused io Miilif sasu, al lae Court Huusc, iQ
crset toruUjfli, oil
Friday, February 23d, 1894,
At I o'clock P. M.
The following descr.hed real estate, to wit:
Ml th right, title. Interest, claim and demand
oft t. V hitfoni. of. ia ant to all thni certAiu
lot of ground Mtuate in the rtiiae of lavans
viila, oinersj township. SKner-et county, ha.,
ajoiL'lnc lit of Laviua larkman oa the wot,
Kank K.tl on th nr!h. alley on the et, ai.ey
oa the fconih. cnnta'ittnf of:eiHirth rl an acre
nu i re or lews, havlinr a statue l her ton erected,
with the p;Hiru-nai.ct.
labeu in cxe mh.n and to be H as th pMp
esty of t E. Uhlifonl, at tbe uit f Jab A.
harmn and (ieorire V. Maneeny, alinimtrtif
of 4 hauncev Maiteeuv, dee d-, aud Joaataan
tiai.L
ALS
AUtberlsht title. Interest, claim and demand
of teonre A. smith. Iluro Loreuti and J. ii Mif
nt. itartners lraiina and dD)f bune under
the turn uam? of tbe Mountain t'ectru al, Mauu
factuhnff and OHitructita "oinpauy. of Meyers
dale, of. In and to ait that ceriaiu parcel of land
Mtuale in tne tiorouirh of Meycrvlaie, tmtrv t
CKin y, FeuiL-y Ivauia. eiajt a pari of the U
tots iu the idiiier nirvcy to Meyeidaie, Fa.,
No. ilvi, or. the outh-west side of lay -ttreet, the
course aod distAUcda to said parxd of land be
iiii as follow.- : mo mcncni ai a p't, corner of
( lay street and the r hc ol wav oi the paiiit-ury
branch cf tbe B. A o. R K.. th nca otith amuic
faidnchtof way h2 decrees we.-t, one hand rest
nd thirt tseven i i ;7i itvt, thence sulh U de
grtes one hundred and thirty-five i i5 fett.
thence uorta :i dtrtcrees ea-sl two bund ret! and
live rjuvi feet to Uy street, thence aim t'lay
street north 4 dttrrees, rst oue hundred and
ttiirty-tive ft-et lo plac of be?inuin. eoti
taimnr one-haif acre more or lev, cotivryel to
aid Mountain fclectncal, Manufaj-tuiiuif and
l'oiistructi.ii Coin(ai.y, by Tria Milier aud Kc
bect a, his wife, hy deed dated Hth June.
aud all the tmildiurs, ieam erjinne, boiiers, b l
Uwa, lath. pn-s, saws. rixturv and other api-a-ratus.
niaclimery and tools attache I and beioin;
iu thereto, U Kvther with all and iDiular, tne
buildings improvements, woods ways, rithf
hoertiej, privileges, heretlitauivnts and appur
U -nances lo the midi beloUKintc.
Taken in execulio aud u be sold as the pror
erty of the Mouuiatn luce tr teal, Man mac taring
and ioutruclnn nwfny, of Meversdaie, ai
the suit o John T. llo k:ng.
ALS-J.
AU the right, tkle, interest, elaim and demand
of Jouas Stcvanus. of, ia and to the following de
Kr:bed property, viz.
No- 1. A certain tract of land sit iate in Brr-th-erTalley
towump, omer--t county, tenuyl
nta, adjoining lai:d of Jt nn 8. Mcyeo, Jonn
MuMscr. John trof. H. W.' Knepper, Jacob Muner,
A. Htflley, IItnry iuKiirri, ttrtthrtu t'luiri-h
and Oinen, conuiinint; oue hutfired ai'rvn more
or les having thereon erwie! a two-jry frame
dweliiny boue la.' bank trn. with hay lors,
pulley, rope, etc . uar houe w ith t:x;i:res aud
uteiiMLs, and otter out buijdin. 1 here ia au
orchard of about three acrvii a mul snar cam p.
a lime ua rry aud two good priuir ou ihe pr:n
iM9i, about telve acre in woodland and bi
ance m koo1 state of culuvatk-n.
No. !. A ccrta;n tract of land sltuale In tho
tottD-Iiipof Itrol Tiervvalb-y, al'reatd, h'Vioius;:;
No. nie aimvc. .itiil Uit l ot M. W. kn.'fiper. Ja
cob Mu.vst. J.thn inf and others, eonta'n.ni; un
and one-fourth acre more r 1b. bcmif the tt I
id ty JtiiAS S-evanu n V. A. Sei!ert. hy lced
dated 1-ih of A:i"ist lt'J, wiih the ;,pury?ni.:i-
Stdza.1 and taen Id execution mid to T s" 1
at the prprr(y t Joa 5;evUsi-, at t?ie suit of
i J. Cover.
ALSO.
All the riffht, tit.e, inu-rest, claim and demand
of Krnanuef Ned row and Aaron Neilrow. ol, iu
and vj the tol oin desert Wd prnoerty, viz:
1 wo lot of griMiud itunte iu the M'Ue of La-Tan-vilie.
onitrrNtt township mersei cMiny,
fa. aojttimute lan-1- of A;exndcr ountrymau 9
estate on t!ie eaat. Public road on the Dorh. au
aiiey on tne we-M. and an al.ey on tue -w:n. con
lainiui? !hirty-tvo aud four-u-nir; perrhest. hnv
iug thtrreoti ereetett a twotory del iDj; hie
and other otit buildiufr, laid LitA hemx m a ot
sta'.e of cultivation, and known in t:.e plan of
aaid village as lots Noa. j aud -"s with the ap
p;irtennvf. Taken iu execution aud to be old a th prop
erty of Kuittuutrl Nedrnu nod Aaron Nedrow at
the uit of k. L. and W. K. ronntr'mant a!:u:j
istrator of J. B. Cotmlryniau, dec d.
also;
Ail the rich?, tit.e. interest, claim and demand
of W. 9 Mtik. ot". in aud to ait t.iat certaiu Ut of
ground iyinn iuthe l-orouhof Mtfye!daltr, m
ert cvunty, ra, lo.-aied on the !i:ih aide f
.Meyers Avenue, and known on the ptoi of a:d
to-vnanlot No. twenty-two, iu Meyers 4id tu.u
to tame buroiiifh, teiu tf'e same lot of jtiound
thsl BariJKra K- Meyeis convey et to P.:". Meer-,
by de.d il!i ' -.t. J.tn, and hy V. Mey
er and wife to Win. J. Meyer, by dee I daftd
Auit, 1' th !9A a jd i y m. t. Meyer? ai.d wi;e
to U". . M.k k. i.y deed datel Not. j I. i-- fcav.
iiigr thertoo en ctei a twosury f:ara iieiiin!?
hwt:sti aid oii.tr b i'.Min:, adjoiuiL. i banc
Meyers aud ottiers w:'.h tiie appurtenance.
i taken in exTCiuon aud to be x'.l a- tn ; pmp
eny of A". S. M k, at the u:t of C. Xnteuiey
er, et al
ALSO
A'l tbe right, title, interest, claim aud den.nnd
of Henry Aihr.ht, of. in and to all that vr
U:u U of pwn-ei of k round itiiau in tne bor
otih frt' Meyer-'lalo, a-nner't cjiiuty. Pa., and
n'ortoered on tne Paotof H h'a a- iirt No.
and v. a ptr;inirranrTey. frnlii: on htA-i
trvtrt and adj-nuiD I ria-t' cknttuet and Vi;i
lam Ha.-1. hav:u inereoa er- tt 1 a two orv
frame tlnviaii: avu and s'.aDle, w.th the ap
p';rtenance!-
Ta&en iu execution and to V uld a the prop
erty of Henry K. A!-nht, at the n!t of J cob
M. fike, exeuuiorof aaaiei M. Kike. d(.-i.eaet,
et. a I.
ALSO
All the rght. Title, intres ca:m and demand
cf Jiel J. efaa!tvanJthv of, in and toad that ter
tain tra-tof land :iuaie iu K.k luck tufhip,
isn'ep-t ctKinty, renit-yitaoi.-t. Ciiira:uinc
atKf.it "y aTei. tit u hb'-i there are about a-to
clearand t-.alar.--e wed tiinfxr. d, havii there
on ereteil a o-stiry lo bo-i an l frame
hie, iUi a e? n't:ard o:i th- prenne. atltottl
inf land ot A J. Cramer, An'.hony i hurtnui-r,
Abram Ko k. Jacob Vouht a.il JcreinuU tuoe
uiaker. w ith the apt.urtenauceA.
Taken m eaet ution and to be sold as the pr.,p
crty of Jfnd J. ilaub&.igu, at the aiiit of I horn -a
s. W iliiam-.
ALSO
All the. Tight, tH Interest. ciaim p.nd demand
of .ary Lt ydof ot. in an l to a.l that f. rfam
krift oi 'land. ::(;aie in otiThampioii township,
mers-t cour.iy. leii'yivaiua. coi.:auiL!i
a'xiut 1 a rti- -t Unl, of J;:cn ahoiit 1 m acre?,
are chare, and ha. sue tiraU-red, hav:Dir ttien
fju erected a to--t.ry frame dweliinjr house,
U i harn, wair-a -hed and t-th-r o'i..uiii!nv,
aij.jii:ir-f lacd of Naiuati tn.en.-k. J. I Kiucr-u-ii,
ilUi.tu V itt, aba-ana U yer anl others, with
the app'irttnan.-t-.
laae:i iu exT ;rinn and to b? 11 kj he pn
r:y of M.uy 1 e; !:tf. al the au.t ol I. I. lyd;ic.
ail:niuLlrator of lue estate of irmtd Fmtrifk.
d-e"d . who wa the trustee tor tne nale of the
re-U estaie of Johc Leydi, dtc d,
ALS
Ail the riiiM, title, interest, claim and demand
ofOoUrey VMi'nMU, dcfer.dani, ht d l'eter J. rtny
!T, tuiantjl Kaw, Johu.t'. Weiier. Mary A.
St.ehir aini AritJiitcy j."oaIl. terre leiiarji-, of.
in aud to the fctowui? de4-nd real ette, TiaC :
A cezlaaTa tract i! Ian 1 silua:e h.a towa
hp, r-fnret v "iiity, i i, coni-a.nin oao U'.iu
d:ed and t wen y th? acre and pvrclies. ad
j tan lands o Emanuel Kn-n, irhuu-a- Sw blrr,
tli Mi y der, J.cjb ihulippi, Lytle V .Me une
aud sirah Eifert, to be sold ia the foiiowin pwr-
crh. to wit .
No. 1 owned by Peter J. Snyder, nntaicoif
i6 acres, ahou: V ares cleared aud bUn.-e liuj
rer laud, having thereon ere'l a two-v.ory
fiauie d veiiiu house, 1 wahie. aa old (f:it
Tciil, a w m;ll and obi-r oit rauiidirnrs, in
iu? laud of Kinantiei Kni. Lru-.t liiler;, John
C Wtiierandi.tleV McCuq".
No. 2. Owned by John t. VIr, c.titaiiiiii
four acre, ail v a ed, a lj -iniu); I, aud iui i
s.t Lytle Ji Mriliu.
ownd hr E;nnuel Fni. eoiiiainir
c1vh-i acres and 1-Ti p rche-, all cA itT'.l. adjoin
lag Xj. I. and )u ltil Emanuel tin-, Mary A.
a. hier, Lytte A Mcfuneaud Anth-aty 'rowti.
No 4. U lied by Mary A. .Necb'er. eon ui am a
twenty-aeveu acre.-, all cicartd. a'j-'inuii? lani
tf Jacob 'hillippi. I'bin-'M Secular, Anthony
l.rowall Edward ai.t:i-r, til A. iuydtr and Hen
ry Viwuhr.
Nj viWEesl by Anthony ;rowa'.l. con'ain
in fourtecu acre and T pVTcht. a. I eleare-1,
alj luiua" la: id- of Edward ctn-r, I'nineas rv,h
;er aotl i manual En-j, w ith trie atturteaance.
Tat- n in exccilioa and to te .d ac tne prp
erty f i.Ml!ny Wiitroit. defendant aud Pc.erJ.
suder, rnai.uel Enof, Johfi eibr. Miry A.
hcii.er and Anthony ttTowail, erre te:tant-, at
Wie-uit of Eitxubcib Muler. w i lo.v of Jonathan
Miiier, dtc d.
All the ri-rb!. title, Inietwt. c.aim a:i ! dcniand
of Utoree Eoie. of. in ar.d to a c-rji;n Jot of
t: round i:u-Noa Vlue Mret-t iu IJerlin tin:;jl
mi: rd county, I eiiQ-y ivania. c.nit::i:ui; lue
acre more or k-, having thereoi. et-te-l a :tiue
dweliiuc ho;:-e. Mabie and other out;ii.dtt--.
3'1joiui:ik litJ of Mr. Ji-Mh innkTMia, iu
Ivun and u. I'. VVuUig, with the appuitL-Qn-ce.
lakes In execut:i3 and to vid ai the prop
erty of tavor,jj Eoie. a. lac au.t of Joan H. M:,
ier. L0
AU the rij'it, ti;!e. ia.ere-t, ciaim anl Knn1
ot ' hatrle Mi i r, of. l:i and to all ibe follow u.
dei i:f."drel etalu. Tlx ;
No 1. A c ra:a trie; of land .;!. iafe in Alie
fbeny towirsni'i, Am -.Txt cinty. Pa. conai:.--'6
acres' more or a- mil .?) ttcr- w''r,
tttiat:ce t(::ift r, adj intntf luivls of ileury Iirr a.
E iwrd oroil. t ie Johu ii ter ten . tucl fe'.rr
line, bein the same trau c-mvvj el to tae aai 1
C lar.e Mii-e hr oa1 of U;e oraU ne;ra.
No . A cvta!a tract lan-i i'ni e in the
town-l.:p, ot:r.tyand Mate aioresaid. contaiu
inxa:e nore or lew, arit one-half c!-ar.
laai-.r-e UniWr, afi'tiiiiiic lau-S of Henry Baer.
Ji-e, ;i O.n.l e spender, Aioux Hartui.a aud
.'a'i.axine M:t er. U iiiif the !ne tract tna wa
eoaveyei to N tney Mevau'i. by de-l of pin e
and by Nancy steranu-4 to tne d feii.ians
t harlt M:Uert aud known as the Red snh
trecL
No. :.. A certain tract of land p tu ,ta ia
Erother alley tonhn. itnorv-t ,-M'U'y. Pa.,
ei)tai:iin wven wre mor or ie. aon,t oue
ha'f cit-ar. ba ancetiiue;, ktinnj? i.tereon er-.
ed a lo dwei' 32 h.u-se a:id U- tubl ?, aijl'i
lrir land of Ia:iiel Adfather, Joel Laiidi and
JefH-ian Brt'Ti her.
Na i. A certain trat f land aitnat in
Tr -tut-P" vailey tovnh.p, rointy an 1 -late afore
beint: the home farm, eontaininj. arrea
m re or Itas about acre clear, ba au limber,
i.a. iiiZ taereKi erecUsi a to-.lory trmme dwrb
t!.r house, a stdbieacd o.tLer wit butldirf. with
the aturteuHnc.
TakVn ir, e ;eition and to lie sold a the prr.f
ertr o? t tarles Miller, ai the suit of John i.
Miller.
AIX'
All tbe r.-at, title, tre-U, claira and-Jeisand
cf JiLn U. !j.ti, ot, ia aiii u ii loal cnai
t'art of laiad wtuat-s :n i;ia le towrifhiis Naier
4etcKi;.ty, p . v"nsJt:a.C4 o awrei oiorvor le-a.
haying txenMit erwel a two-jiory lo iweui-g
Uo and aia!ve, a1joinin !an of John Bali.
and iner, a .tn tne appurienanoea
Takei iu execu'ion and lo be o:d a the prop
erty of John B. iHill, at ihe su tof Paul orove.
TERMS:
NOTI"K. Ali ierwoni purrbattni at the
aiMsve nale wll p:ewe take notice taat 1) pr
evut. of the puriiae money must be paid
wrifii pniprty ii knock e-i dwn. Oi.be"-aJ
It m tit wzAin te exo! to e tb rt-k 4
j Ui hrwt pi:r.ha' r. The riduof the pur
! ef.ase niorneT r'i Dul l on or b-fore the
day of eti ll rtiii. lav i viz: lb jrMlay , Feb.
J tL Nodeeri wum wt Know ie-lged onul
lue purcluiae moaey Is paid in full.
aUtA&D HOOVIR.
De. 31, lM khrl!t
THERE IS HQ SUBSUME P0.1 HPEF.HIE."
Their
Cleanliness
Lessens
Labor.
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2 CAR
SLEIGHS
JUST ARRIVED.
New Warehouse
FULL LINE OF
SLEIGHS, SLEDS, CU3S1ES,
WAGONS, CARTS, HARNESS. LAP RGBES, HCRSE BLANKETS
WKiPS, ETC., Bought in Car Load Lots.
Call and examine stock and get my prices
before buying elsewhere.
E. L. SIMPSON, - Patriot Street.
!V tsa..
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All Eye Operations Successfully Performed by him.
Cu mt Vv Dr.Situt A ff r Hutu
H".A Vo. m V. l;' t ! n.rt Kt l'i-j Tr ;V '.
I btive T-eer v:;rriM !th tt? wew -rtuniach.
let til Ttie ;I;. Jni tl'. v iny iii;r
U' .r;o at. 'iMf. ni .rr-'rit .suiu -tkr:e- : t
h 'U-ne. L'.i u. ii'(r iursrH trvinint
ita L'T. S iiiii. mi. otw mr? t-a-l my d;!:
and hvarty ftain. K. K. An-.lv.
For nvore than twelve Ttr. t snT-.-: tort in-
wilb Uvrr Mrutjh fthl k-iit-v tnmi-io. U- a-
ssionaily 1 ha-1 to i rx-t hx m Tie al a lime i
):! a uii.iitie u w 'i ur yean . otu i
leroiilT ft trw niontn-" trvtim -nt r;i!i Ir i!ih.
I fowl i meU. a 1 neva-r (ti! for. 1 iie
of ji-ilt-ni mfl.::ii- ui bail vvtu diilortiil
thy-si. :a:is btil riiUai:y nre W4.re mnl vr-.
il'iaerer. mnvj I pt m t.-.t' u:i-lr ir. Saiia'
irealPtetil I i:u; ruve2 tadually a::i nu.r Cftn rtu
aa ol a dy work at any oue. I rn reruun
ly fvc namt-ii'l tue irt tjr in iuom; !;:Tc:inf( iioai
chrome dueaavs ot any klil.
J. A. Grvulev, D. d.
Reberburx, Centre county,
J Jf -t
For pite a time I hare be-a alaKM tuCW 'lf
fri.rn caiarrh. particularly in my ieflr, i
M-emed itrad a;id in- r-tt.t one ii vor dttiy.
n as Tery de;t:ieut and nlic,-t fl-j;raie ii
at 'ftum tj't ni belt ik Me tw h-ar Viiit,i w:it t
around me ; felt aiwf.yi ty a d i all vnafaiy;
cof I am i'il;e a di:sem raau au l I- 4 l.! i'
oi re tq re, alt tli triiki h tr. Salm kH i-n
treatttvmv k uvc brrB to thrve ctrarr Urur-.
u t:ic ci.n iuiv;1)- in. u iar ytun I lV-t I
mitre I caa uudi-r.'La.; 1 uuuc idjtc aa cf-
toit
V It nAEt sTENGEK, J -!.3-..ftfl, P.
I have I.ai a k1 deal of triable a ith my ey-
for lite la- " yer T.-arw runtiinie oxer my
fiisfr'k ut:nuaily. Ir. rtalin caiitl U r jJ
of ilio u.'arliu't I uo.ratel ou tne irr,.. iud
Ik-w 1 can ker nif liaadtrirhirt l' U- p- t
iuteid of aip tiK ron'.imtaUy.
.Mr y.4rna Carxcv.
lu liatiaL, Fa.
V r u:ore U:aa ten yearn I bac had a bat I rvw j
rl muiu jiy ear a?rai:ai.y o aa .eu
t-i wi-b a dtfTee t hearing in m t-:r was
airc-t tota.iV xoo-f ait i bid m of'tvr ci.e I
betaaie Trry uoe i a'armvl. i vi to lr.
to (! !i rat:in at 1 t in i-rovemeul a rrfj.td
frv.ni the U ;vuu;i.t- H uow ret y e!d.in lliat 1
Idsear woraca wh aa liav bitUed tbavcillof ai! ot'i v piiydnia-w aikt ira.1ie, nMrry
nr t. lacrtpi, tijnwns tibiH.I aad iiiyad gfu can-1 wi'.:.u; ttu a- oi the kuifc uf tnii .
Not ii.ii!? no I- n' duir-r.
Van". perKrtlv r-u.rM Pinli and feram r-.-i r w i!iiUi . li n.inivl
tr!uiUrfLu -x l.ei.'tk aid uervo,.-. d..t;v : ai- tr pr.sai;iirs k at. ad irtvw
Uiv-a--aUc'.ncMroU niruieul Oa-.of you'.a of Miet,v-W l.i:u i:...-v iaiy 1 pruAUrii-
!y cured. -..-THE DOCTOR WILL BE ATxw
Tic Centrul Ilotol, Johnstown, c- Tuesday, Sov i,wh at tho onierset
House, So;nerrCt, ou Saturday, Xov. II
Our Advertisement Will Appear Twice Before Each Visit.
CUHSULUTI01 at KWtlTiO.l Hit A33Uiil C0kUJi:riJl5 to SJ 7ra. CJLU3U& 0.
To N HOTKL C" fA Y I iwJJii 1 F j War . A:r I -fay I J;iy j July 1 Aug (hi
johiMlvrn. f.rau-i -Vntrai fl oeUy i ' W I 1 , - t j l' i I I
r. lmftHHwKtMrd yJ I :'XJ zl- ' Jt! ' 1 ' 1
Iaiv3 ut jci to caT.are, ol utoch miliar pauie .i d b pru upiiy Doliiied.
A:
DMIX.Sr2.VTVtR-S N0TIC1-
la L. r-stter ol IheesUle uf Wilitara J. l'ings,
ilt b v.iieiai.ua. H4 tiiMUsli. douierss-t
CiaUity. rt,i)t.vMO.
Letters of ali:. :i -!-!.. in liasum vm rutil
hf ill ift4s-i auiitry iiin an l.-rst:isl. no
u is licrrtij a-ii'U ti. .1 UL-?a ia tetxi-l lo
aA esiir li uu iraiasil a! payment, and
InisMf S-.ai inz -iiTa-ai.i-l sai l east s wiil jf
trtii litem '1 iiy au'.n-iii-rave 1 fw s!-!!!-!!! -nt al
lot ;w rjsi Iih i.t i!ra.--si m sail Uxsaanip,
on Morvlay. Maxell jta, K-i.
WILLIAM II MILLER.
Fred W. Biseckcr, au ;. A.lniiuialrauir.
DMINI-STIUTOR'S NCTiCE.
F--:ate of Jar. a. l-iti. Ut of IvCtrtua Tsrp ,
UcCKaseJ.
Ltw teta:BntrT cn the alrs? .-state hav
ing lirQ f ,ant-1 ia UiA Uiilrs!i(u-J bv lli irt,t
rr ati.I.tint y. Mnict' is hn-l,r i.ivt;u to a.l jwas
knm irn ijiiRseivtsi in-i. Dusi to sa.a estate to
ciasv imiBnii.ttf (MTiuenl ami triiisci baring
t-aiius aifainst tne same u pnsril ibem du'r
aiitbeutii-.b-ii Kir sett ruunl ua st'rlaj, I'cW ii,
LstH, at Ui. lata rakMVooa ol dC1!.
H. P. HAT.
Appals tratoc
Their
nOX Economy
LOAD
& SLEDS
Immense Boom.
i'ii
taiietiM m l It ra :4 hs a stry faint mmiihI
ti.fbt 1 rmi'i'.t h-nr witn f:Jit-r fr. I twl V-nr
a lann:i. aut ctm:'es riiyif "ti ird itb the
Ktjr mof'thatn eij(Ntvea year I havn bwn to
tally bitud id my r:tful eyr. ratiwl by a p!-v of
w sir.iiDiar i!ie4uf. 1 wi I rm d uvv
t r be tn:ui l. t-i iia otit tyt trie eye, tut ir
tm Ui!d meihal tae injury hi prlut trd t ata-rai-lar.d
.bM he a.xi.d K'l.ir.-tuU-e to me mj
m:-- I n e tiini ajy r .-:. l blem iny .Lar ;hal
1 ro. lor .-iiay. aitl)U it ut.!erful t
r-!.le. I ran vre m rtr ut of the Wretoliir
t-i;ndee afirr m-.re ihau yea- lrknr-s.
i lTstn.1-au-t tn.ie u r.o know nv w:ll lr wit-
n-M to trie mN.v?. and tmnc tht-rc is uo UiM.-uuui
w:i Ir SMi::i - aou!'rlu! vfci.:.
I 3iii:Mib.Rt:i
1 Tyrone Fa.
Ii'iri't T t t"t Vf' lh u f mr-
I '.,:.. W -J L':rrn! M.' ii.
: ': ft-..- Hi4 -tt L'ltl.'
I F-r n-ire t'.aa vriN I wi tnm!j.vl wilij
j I"y-TM J1 uaiutai itoi(et:ou. i ui1erea
; iiumhu AiruLi t. oiiiy a;e fiioun u live, aiui ti
j uard- Ui :-t I r-withl uH aep on my feet att)
, iimhc. Lniiaiitc l ti'l- t;iaj: i mtl UTe taav
i aw u Uatvl ii i!iilv-rr ni aieut ni-dt iue aius
; triei live of tur lci-tor in (iir equity. In great
. s re a id aor-e. Viwif thcru rnad itie tjr-
I ile tod me at nin-e wfiat ai !e-i lA-. ml he wa
! i-'.-rrt-rl, !.r u-dy I leei lie a n aofiiaia.
i ' k i k nr.
i Mr ly F.idjp, Centre i w. my, k'a.
'; -.f H..r' nvi Wavf j"? -Ss-v-jt m- 4 ft
: ; a irr.'t, r. .f'- Cvi Jit
J. .- t'- Vri U t"i-:-L at tn fhs
For m.ir tin:. 7 ynu I bare ha.1 a ml rtof
ra rrli hi f. utltr.ted my fea 1, Uinl auiv brv
v ry ia i.'O aitd : a -oofi. Mot-e t. uuae Clover
jt yui'i 1m a t-i-bt. ls-i aiijj akrr da:y au
t i
:.i tu- i a(d -vy'l ijr u'iDaka4 .rtaifdi
x ralul i-Ur t--sX 'l'Vor a-'i k a
arAl t i'tlRt ntvdw-in mil ;:lua.:y L,rew
v.i.:.t;iiu't wury fbvft I UxrarU ol Ut Ha.ms
a.ju-l-i: .1 -ir:s, 1 av in ax a trial aud lixaa
;fie vi i;r-t niiaMth I br'tu to steMdily iU)'ro
at.d toe rvNr.it uj0' In ina. 1 aav i;ajaail what
.e'k''l t UaJ I- bxretf't r and iV-viuaw
Attiiard, tiutlvr Cosint. fa.
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DMINISTRATOa.S NOTICE
kUftie of Henry Krver, of Somerwa A-rortgO.
tiereaMT'i.
HavinjE been ptint-1 aiImUarataar of th
ruie irt iK-ttry kmc-r. die i, a4'c ta nert'.y
(riven tt a:l p rMni owio a4 iaut to make
immediate pymeui, aiv'i bav:ua; riaim
atraiir;d etaLa pcenent toe same tia.ip
au:tirri:t. aul io uuivarot at U. olUcc oC
fc. o. kuur( jwait-fM-t, f ,
t. O. (O'iSSH,
AduuUiraioJas
laeetaTeof 'iUUia keel, htir of aota-tr
hi: p. lyjiavrrrt aotau'y. ddv'd.
! ettei f arramMratino haTtti Wen rran'4.
by tL rf)t-r auiat Uy, 10 Ih ius)er:i(nlt
Ucv ia ajt-rv t-y t;iv--n to alt p ir-ai! lo4ebtel to
aid e'!e U mK iiiiforiiJs pa joem aa!
lav- viin 'luti- air-a( id estate nl pr
in n. ineiu iiu'.y :ir.-iiU,-.ii itr auitiement audt
al'oWAme. al the int' rrpi-Jt-ave of um dtiaaaad,,
ouSaluruay, itb. IT to, t-',
J ifaC . LAkJT
Qi?xr A Co bam Aixn..iasA.:cfL
Aaj lor A'ia'n.
ilW Money.
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