The Somerset Herald
F.LWAED 6CVLL, Mtor nd Proprietor.
RiiSESD.T -Feb. 7. IS.
FOP. CCNOP.rS!AN'-AT-LAP.GE.
OALCiHA a. geow.
" It has often been boasted, 44 Cleveland
is better than .t party." God help the
Tr tu simnlr a cuertion whether the
TWccmts in the Hguh? preferred a Ux
epos American citiztn to Ux on for
eigners, and the foreigners won by ft ma
jority of Bixty-foor.
The Wilson bill ia styled "ft tariff for
revenue only," and yet it ia admitted
that in its Grat year it will create ft deficit
iuhe revenue of fT"".C0 000. It w
jncg:?ry w ith wcr Js, as well as with rev-
tcce.
t.i.t "Y.rJs are cheap" was never
mere signally shown than by the Demo
irt:.i :.?rh on the Wilson bill. Offi
cial plums were dangled before the eyes
r.f the orators, and well tbey talked
one way and rote ! the other.
Cou IIsskv U'iTTEiisos's prophecy
that the Democratic party ''would march
through ft slaughter-house to an open
grave," w we;l nigh accomplished. It
has slaughtered the inJuslries of the
roactrr, and i:s ojten grave yawns before
it.
Is the Wilson biil rice is protected by
a dnty equivalent to S3 per cent. How
cart-fully the poor njaa's table is guarJed
frjiu Uxition 1 1 Kut ric? is exclusively
a southern product, and Northern com
petition is impossible. Hence the milk
in the coroanut.
Ax additional tax of Jl per barrel on
l,nr would raise a round forty milli jns
fir the Treasury, bit Democratic Con
i-rrts-nen preferred a tax oa the poor
mau's savi!: or bis Pt'V-k in ft corpora
lion. Tliev are the "poor mans
fr leads," you know.
The whif-ky ring gets off ea.y in trie
V.'i'.s-m tirifTbiH, only ten cents a gallon
l-int- a ided to the product. The Dem
ocratic kaaanitarUns aaaiing, we pre
evne, that the poar man most have
cheap whifky.if he is deprived of the
imans of earninj Lis bread.
( Tli ors 'ir last the debate on the
Uririf was ended in the House, the roll
wis called, and by a mijirity of six'y
fo.:r the Damacraia went upon the record
in favor of striking down American in
dustries aJ placing ft dirjt tax npon
the &ip:Ul and savin? of the people.
ftoVi-.KKM'MAS UEI.TZBlXlVEIt, of this
Plate, started out bravely ajainst the
Wils-jn free trade bill, but he fell by the
wayside, and when the critical moment
catne he abjectly surrendered. We are
prepared to believe now that he deserved
all the mean things Biid about Lim in
the journals of his party.
Well, the Democrats in the IIoue
"stood by their guns" aud put the Wil
s m free trade bill through that
body. Scores of theta knew, and num
beis of them did not hesitate to say,
that the party was committing political
suicide, but they feared the party lash
and swallowed the nauseous dose.
iFtheMcKinley law is "the robber
UriiT," what in the name of all that is
villaiDous is the Wilson bill ? The mere
shadow it cast btfre, has robbed the
workir.i-man of emolovment and Lis
wife and children of bread. Iu full
fruition will rob the government of rev
enue, and the entire country of prosperi
ty and thrift.
Ax the solicitation of the Democratic
leaders, Congressman Sibley withdrew
Lis resignation and has consented to re
tain his seat, The bosses evidently con
cluded that having a safe majority in the
House for the Wilson bill, it was better
to have f ibley Tote against it than to
iose the district, as they were certain to
io if a vacancy was made.
Tut was a brilliant victory the Re
pub. icans of the XIV and XV Congress
iiaa! districts of New York won on Tues
day rf last week. In the XIV district,
w hre at the last election Fellows (D.iui.)
was elected by a majority of S,?2", 2'Kig
(S.'p.'i carried the district by a plurality
of 9j4, atid in the XV district, whue
y.Uh Je;n.) was elected by ll.S'A the
majority is reduced to 4,'1S7. The llht
was spoirely male on the tariJ issue
aud the result is a disgraceful rout of the
freetraders. This will be the oft-told
tale in the elections of November next.
You can fol some people sometimes,
but you can't fool all the people all the
time."
We observe that some people and it
is siid that among them are Democratic
members of Congress are tryic?
to fortify themselves with the hops that
t!ie Senate will reluse to pass the Wi:.-
bill. We are cot of that naoober. The
S tiate contains too many Administra-
ti'in cuckoos. They are made of the
6ime.material and moved bv the araj-
i!!e:iU, blandishments and fears that
controlled their brethren in the House
" Look to the Senate " is no JoDger the
watch -cry of a trusting people. While
that body has not altogether fallen from
its former hib estate, it is infected with
the vices cf pot-house politicians and
mere spoilsmen, and is not to be relied
npon. The people must put their trust
in the ballot-box.
Os Thursday last, that out-and-out
free trade Democratic journal, the Phila
delphia 77 in an editorial article
Vn.-L-d on the route of its party in the
XIV and XV Congressional districts of
New York, on the previous Tuesday,
said : "The Democratic wsjority in the
" House seems to be more anxious to
force the odious income tax law than
" to enact honest tariff reform. The par-
" iv ('.or ptutet an iwomf ttuc fair, cxr7f in
trtir, jmtj fmiily aiQ ut cm
.7r,m-."
til, so far as the House is concerned,
the Democrklic gTave is dug, and the
T.-tut is trying to console itself with the
h ipj that the Senate will strike tein-
c aie claui-e from the bill. Our Demo
cratic friends may as well commence
miking preparations for th funeral.
Tue internecine querrels and gaping
wounds of the Democrats in Pennsylva
nia are just cow being exposed to public
gite. Toe fight is a three-cornered one,
tid each party to the shindy is exhibit
ing its bloody body and pointing to the
wound that "envious Case made." Han
cock claims to be the candidate for Con
gressman at -large of the "Democratic
party" and refuses to stand as the candi
date of the 44 regular Democratic party"
that placed him on the ticket by nomi
nation papers. While Markley is the
candidate of the " Pennsylvania Democ
rat" and denounces Hancock' and the
State Administration as mere spoilsmen I
controlled by s political boss. It's very
pretty quarrel as it stands, bat whether
the candidate of the "Democratic party"
or of the " regular Democratic party " or
of the "Pennsylvania Democracy" is of
the Simon-pure, dyed-in-the-wool, free
trade, tariff smashing, poTerty making
stripe, natters but little, as singly, doub
ly, trebly or ccmbinedly, be or they
cannot poll within two hundred thous
and of the votes that will be cast Tor Ca
ttish A. Grow at the coming election.
The Democratic ccma-onists are gloat
ing o ver the passage by the Honee of the
income tax bill sa an amendment to the
Wilson bill, because forsooth, it will ex
act a tax from the wealthy and well-to-do
citizens on their accumulated means.
They are not, however, making extrava
gant mention of the further fact that
this same bill impoScB a two per cent
tax oa the small investments nd sav
ings of the laboring classes. dery man
or woman who Las saved ft few dollars
and has it invested in any bank, trust or
insurance company or other incorporated
institution, from which interest on the
investment is derived, is taxed at the
sime rate their more wealthy neighbor
pays. If necessity demanded it, as dar
ing the late war, there would be no justi
fiable reason for complaint, but when
the tariff on foreign imports is purposely
cat down so as to create a deficiency of
revenue, and this tax is extorted from
the savings of the people to make good
the loss, it is not only urjust, but cruel
outrage, without even the pitiful excuse
that the party platform demanded it.
The imposition of this tax is simply an
other blow aimed at the prosperity and
frugality of the North by the Southern
free traders now in control of the Government.
As was anticipated, the Wilson bill,
with its infamous income tax appendje,
passed the House oa Thursday evening
last, by a vote of 204 yeas to 140 nays.
The result was hailed on the Democratic
side by shouts, interspersed with the
rebel yell, and Mr. Wilson was LoisUd
on the shoulders cf his confederates and
carried in triumph through the aisles of
the House amid deafening cheers. It
was the first triumph the free tralers of
the country ever achieved in Congress,
and the disc'plea of John C. Calhoun
and supporters of the doctrines of the
constitution of the Confederate States
made the most of their victory, livery
Republican in the I Louse, w ith seventeen
Democrats and oae Populist, voted
against the bill. As Course Cockran, of
New York ; Celtzhoover, of this Stite,
and other Democrats who had denounced
the bill on the floor of the House, swal
lowed their wo -ds and their principles
and meekly fell into line, they were !
warded with derisive and exultant
cheers. Out of the ten Democrats from
this Stale, but one Joseph C. Sibley
hd the courage of his convictions and
voted for the interests of Lis constitu
ents, and against the bilL
There is no longer any ground for dis
pute or for doubt ; this bill, so far as ah
solute necessity for revenue wou.J per
mit, is moulded oa the lines of free trade
and if it becomes a law and the Detuc
cratic party retains control of the Gov
eminent, will, as occasion permits, be
amended in the interests of the same
policy. That the passage of this bill s
suicidal many Democrats in the House
and throughout the country admit, but
thejjarty lath and the lut for spoils were
irresistible. Th"re is, however, a court
of last resort at the polls ; the day of tri
al may be postponed, but tne verdict is
as certain as that the day for final adju
dication will arrive. The Democratic
party has fallen into the pit which it
digged for others.
George W. Child's Dead.
Philadelphia, Feb. 3. Philadelphia is a
c.ty of mourning to-day. Tue death of
George W. CLilds at an early hour this mom
iag, while not unexpected, bai ?ajdened the
hsartsof many thousands who had in a
s ibetanlial way felt the generosity of the
dead philanthropist.
The feeling that Philadelphia has lost or.e
of her noblest citizens is ceneral. The
PiAHe Letlnrr cflice ii draped heavily in
black.
1393
REPORT OF THE COITI AUDITORS
Of the County of Somerset, Pa.
0
Receipts and Expenditnres of Somerset Comity rennsjlvania, from
the first Monday of January, 1893, to the first .Monday of
January, 1894. John Ilamer, Zsqt, Treasurer of Somerset
County, Pa., in cccount with the County of Somerset.
o
RECEIPTS-DR.
For tax received from Collectors of State and County and Special
rates for the years 1859, 1890, 1891, 1892 and 1S93.
Colli ctom.
Districts.
Sam Del Lambert
Jobs U. Anreo;
A. H. Oilier
Cjrni A. Vowler
J. J.
A. II. Kuh maa
K'a H. l-erke -
A. C. oor
J ob a T. Iy.lig
8. H. Wnr.taaer
(inrtt Keam
T. 7- h.nitler.
I M. IjiiuUti
. B. MutinO.
E. K. Pugn.
JuiiH A. HIIlrgM...
Frnit Hartley
II. II. Vixler.
A. H. Ohler.
W. K. Mountain
Ihinirt Mickey-
J.J. Koik
L. V. Dora.
A. J Mooer
A. II. hub:nin.
A.O. Ankruy
Tboiuiu t.ailaplier...
Lrwi Mankm.fer...
J W. lierkhoider.....
E. H. BTkeT.
A. K. Wriftboo
Sunoel I)i key
W. li. Vt!ier.
F. J. Foller
n. E. MiLr
E. IL Kout. he
. L. Meer
N. D. t-tiiffer
Xoali l. Bowman
J liu S'ein.
W. A. JIutfelty
(ieorffe Malice.
F. 'llnuu.l t'oiexbaa....
It L. .Murtt....
Ji j.h !uil
Frant'is Taylor
V. C Horner
L. W. Sul'.ivan.
O. W. Lentuxt
J. S. Hartzell
John server
Frank Hartley
Henry Kiin
e.rire Knv.iruer.....
Eil A. snrUr
H. C Miitrabergrr
Wm. E. lu!im
Paiiiri Mf kt y.
S. A. Ikreicuuiaa
O. H". Owens
A. J. S:oiut.......
Kobeit T. Hull-
O. A. File
TboDia.1 (Jai'.airlier.....
Lewia MankeuiTcr.....
J. W. ISurkboluer.....
D. H. Aih.
A. F. Uaisboua...
K-a B. Sayl.jr
(ieorjre N. Scbrock....
F. J. Fol!er
H. F- M.iier.
L. X. Se.HL
K. E. Mrt. ..
f eter Holt man-
Daniel WliU
Hear? Fariinj
Al J. Smith. ,
L. M. Laailwrt
A. II. iiuelon
.lmind Coieman......
t'nar.es C. Mini.
John H. Snyder
John W. Baiiier-
J. Enc:e.
I). E. Kregar
J.C Forx vlhe ,
F. P. blutfler-
... Sionyereet township.-
... 'OaeuialKHilnir townablp....
,. !B:a.'k lownpbip
.. ajw:n.an ln(l
...'K!k Lk-k toiraatiiu.
... iJeflerscHi tovimhip.
.. Lincoln ioDhip
...iiddicreek townnhip
... 'Northainnl.iB Wanabip.....
... ir.e town-hip.
... I'amt towoahip
.. (nenuihonine township-...
... sbwle lowoKhip
... fxmieraet bonmeh
... Somerset townvlup
... i Allef deny townatiip
.. ' Berlin Boronirh
... Brotbersrallev township....
... Blark lownHhip
... loulluence boronfrh
,. jCuttelmaa borough.
... Elk Utk township
.. Fairhope township
.. l.reentilie township.
.. Jeflersop township
.. Jenuenown borough -
.. Jenner township.
.. Larimer township
.. Lower Turkerfoot township..
..Lincoln towbsnip
.Veyersdale borocyh.....
.. Ml i.ljecreek township....
.. Milf.ir.l township
. New Baltimore borough.
.'Northampton towns.lip...
.. New i eutrrTllle burjugn
.. Ogle township. ,
... Il'atnt township
.. ouemahontnif townahip
.. Kockwooo tstrttoa
.. Salisbury borough
.. Sha.le lowndip.
.. S.KnerwH bmusliip.
.. !sMilhanjptoD township.
.. Stonyc-rerk township.......
..Stotstown bwoogh.....
.Summit township.
.. :l"pper Turkeyfoot township.
..:l'raina borough.
Total Tax Eeceived...
....lAil.llson.
....!A:i-gUeny
... iBeri.u bro
tfeuson bt.ro
.. .. ' hrothenivailey
....'Blaik
.... ;'.itr:u3Ugh
.... ;OKifluence Uiro. .. ..
jcasariroan boro
t.klK-k.
. . . . Fair hops
.... :Greenviiie
....;Jefieraon
... Jenuenown boro
' Jenner
. .. Larmier.
Lower lurfceyluot
.... Dovo'.n -..
.... Mtvtrkdaie boro
' Vi'l.lleereek
....iMiiford
New Baltimore, boro..
j Northampton
.... iNew Ceuirevilie boro.
Ogle
.... I'kinL ,.
luemahoninfr
Ho-a wood is.ro .......
.... Httiuoury boro
....shade
.... Mawiersel boro
....;Mo!nerset
....AMithainptiA
.... Sionycreek.
.... Htnystown boro
summit
....il pper Turkeyfoot
....I'rsinaboro
iWe-eraburg boro
Total tax received for 1S42.
Amount of stale tax brought orer.
Amount of I'ounty tax brought down-...
Ainouul of Special tax brought down-...
Amout of State tax brought down.
Tr. J County Special J state.
t 107 TS
o oo
18B1 M St It 01 if H
- Ml 78 so
T 11 M 36 ti
" 1"1 60 U ll
u
" lo
" MM). I
W 00 I".. ..'..
eo i ,
So4 irTi lit i is sj
" ) I
" t3 15 U (rt' IB
" i Ma
!8S 171 71 & SI
" 70
430 li " "io
44 164 10 OT
m hi js fc
- 137 001
" 1US M
ISO UOI s 4 j
CO ID
" 1UM ...
104 74 1 ;4
" 10 16 u li
l l
S43 i g 40
- is ca M j,
" WM! 7 1
45 IO! t go
- MOD
47 01 "1S6
! ti
I W ....
" iiiui s w
i ii
64 31
" sol Si!
6 oo' 00
10 o!
sll i Mil
76 4 10 14
414 0", 4 w
lsl 5S f 6;
j S 00
t DiU 01 1$ t&H 71 4U 11
13 f 1321 ! t,A 83
'l 5 7 04
s-i7 7J Sum 17
s 1M 1
S4H M! Sj H4
44 31 K0 Wl
44 JJlttS 441 II
" JH7 SY 7 41
I 44 SS7'. 6 00
44 174 C4 S71 10
44 149 16 tO 14
44 Sl Wl 41) 17
44 J3S 04 M 1
44 ii 17 li 00
44 tin ti S07 00
44 410 Tl 74
44 4W 70 SO OS
44 Hit IS' bt IS
44 losj wl Sa To
44 734 to I lao 00
44 16 1; lil 70
44 74 oo; 10 00
74 14
44 14J S7i 48 00
44 to 00
44 4i cki; 1M oo
44 IMS 7s; Ui j;
44 ) 00 1.M 00
44 49T US I l i
" i; w at uu
44 1V4) (Ht ll 00
44 7 40; i-1 IM
44 SC4 si: -
M 1IOISI nw
44 1W 4 3-4 oil
44 r.M ra 471 M
44 1140 1st 13 67
I 44 1T0 aSj t 1)
1 44 71 14 4 W
f UBLIC NOTIGE.
Tbe foll..wIiw aeooonu hare bn filed In my
oBu. i.d n-icw Is l.erel.y gi"n that th same
will be pre4e4l lo ine Court lorconamuiioo, oa
Thursday, March 1, 1894.
Firs! ami final aeerxrnt f B. B. Ptlboa, eora-
mltia of John E. Trossler. m lunatic,
First awl final account of J. K. be At, Mlgnew
ofl.8 Korosy.
Pw.. 1 r. P. SAVLnR.
Feb. 7Lh 14 FTOtbonotavry.
PbjsieUo WanU Partner la Business.
. . ... , rt- . 4tv nt anAtaia. rfrttn
siwriallr and praclicc of H'. l-T r. ." or
wlikb 1-caJ.. sill 11 uoe-hlf inn-ra-t tu nrht le-
tv. Rmun ti,rsrllin. oswoeBwiMw --
. ... . .i ... i. - . - L n.lr.h wiltcn
IMs, I-wiw. F.illsnt e-ra sel. rphoWw l J
n.nt snl ..ult'tt.nt t a lo ( Wl Ter m
,.il. ..ill k.lrl,l ftirnmirt-4'..wW. .lld talta
iH v. . -r..int In HmI Estate.
Tkn b - florilentoii"rionlt''4wiaxjjellca-
In care of Oisuatch. FltlaboTih. Fa.
FIRE
COMPANY
A XNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT
OF TUE-
Farmers' Union Association
AND
INSURANCE
of
Somerset County, Pa.
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31st, 1893-
Number of Policies in Force ...1 . ' .
Am't of ins. sut.jot to asMnsmeiit S i JJl :.
liateoft&x assessed 4urinp year l!tf3 ytMilis.
RESOURCES.
Ralatuvln TreasurT Tc SI. "92 I S27 3S
Outsiaii'litigon duplicates IsfC
I .'..-t1! Ti.".V Hnrinc Tfnr ri 14
Am't received for membership, IX) 60 7,4J3 SO
LIABILITIES.
Am't due Pea. Slst. 1 fl.itw 0"
Am't of loss by Are. during
vear li- - W
Am t due for nil other expen
ses for the year l.-wl. in. lu.t-
and exonerations. 16,913 7S
Resources In excess .
SJOCr.'
Resources during the year 1893.
Received on assessments 4,VW !
b.w.v.vl ft,r mpmlvr.hin 1') fsl
Kalance in treasury Ie. SI. V! 3i7 3s J4,97S M
Disbursments during the year 1393
f S'.UX 04
t'.M 01
SM 71
453 11
3;s s
Grand total Ux rc-eived... .- - f 4T.4 be
To rritemptitn ni'jej tmaeaied lands.... ..
To b4Toa-ed lu'mey
To state tax returned to coutuy ..
To auK4int reoriied from Male for el4ioo ioolits, etc
To saiouut rtsjeitre.1 from (.lnmonwealta rosin, tjc, Ccmmysioners- ledger, p.
To baianca in treasary at aeu.einfiit
Tj license fees due county, lea Traaaaref t conmisalOB
Total receipts for ins ,
Balance due J .hn liainer, county treasurer..
47914 SS
s4 a
SMS) 00
SS.14 St
Wi 44
4 45
6431 (si
641
ft
41 H
By amonnt of orders for
f :4 m
. N34 &A
. W 0-
A Bright Lad,
Ten jkis of ase, but wiio declines to cive his
name to the put.Iie. Di.-.kes thts autborUed,
Confidential statement to us:
' When I one rar old. mv mamm died
of consumption. 1 lie doctor said tiiat I.
too. would S0..11 dl Mid ail tir uei''lil.rs
tl.oujlit Hint even if I did not die I
never I, able to ik. Ifca-.ise I was so
we:ik r.nd puny. A gathering formed and
iToke iiiidci my aim. 1 hurt my fcneer and
Pdlinrd an. I tiiresr .iit pio es of N-ne.
if 1 hurt myseif vo as to break the skin. it
w:a su:e to beconi"1 a runniiiR sore. 1 had
lo lake l..is of medicine, but nothinc has
done ire so mucli t.sl as Arer's SHrsapa
, A1 lM "::ule meweU and strong."--T.
li. M., orcaiur, Kaus. g
AYER'S Sarsaparilla
Trcpared by Dr. J. C. Ayer It Co, Lowell, Haaa,
Cures others, will cure you
Muscle and Vifctor A Difference.
Many muscalar men succumb in fatit-noa
borne w ith eae by persons far their inferiors
in pnysicai strenRtb. H usele does not imply
vigor. In tact, it is not duneult of proof tliat
aiuletesdo not live as lonR noret j .y asuxwl j
btailhas the average icd;Tidual who la
v:porouB that is to say, wnose d pesticn !
auu s.crp are unimpaired, waoye nerve are
tranquil, and who has no organic ton Jeti -v
. .1: . .
u.9ea.c. auese reaisites oi V!ir are
i-uuierreu upon loose lnnerentiy weak, no
less lean npon thoe debilnaied through
wasting Ci.sea.se. Dy a thorough, persistent
course of Hostetter's Stomach bitters, the
leading national tonic, indorsed and recom
mended by physicians of eminence. It will
not endow yon with the muscie ofa Corbttt,
out u win in iose energy into your system,
and renew the active and bealih.'ul per
formance of in functions. It averta and
cures nialaiia!, rheumatic and kidney com
plaint?, and overcomes dyspepsia, con
stipation, liver trouble and nervousness.
EXPENDITURES DR.
Assrsaors pay
viewers pa ,
Commissioners' pay S. T. Shnler...
44 F. knntuail.
44 W. F. lai...
rommonwea'.th's -costs
new bridttes -
iutjoegis on dead bodies
printing and adrerusjug
election expeDsrs ,
repairs to court -oouse
expenses at court-house and jail.... ,
vault and office fixtures, comwtasionenf' office
treasurer's fees, uuaeaied lands
road I'llutf . ,
disfru-i-auorney-s fees...
.idlers-' burials
rsiaMe's returns i
iiH(aud fuel
protbotiotary's fees, W. U. Sanner. ,
county auditorr' pay 1". D. Brauctier...... fT 14
44 H. khafer M 04
41 J. O. Hay i4 44-
eoonty aaditors' clerk and attorney's pay I .
civil costs of county
auditor public accMinis
coniutisatouer's traveling expenses
seal pa
Jury commissumrrs' pay -
saer.9 s bill
poor-house to balance account..
bn.lge repairs
txarding juries , , ,
teachers' institute , . . . ,
records ,
)a.l janitors pay ,
b mis, borrowed inobcy
PlXllloUt Uraipital ,, ,
Ilarrtsiarg eiottal , ,
Monraoau reform st-hool
over-paid taxes refunded
lloniingdon reformaioty
money paid state
Jury commissioners clerk's pay
grand Jurors' pay
comBiiasi.Hiers'attoraej's pay
steuograpiier's pay
rurt crier's snd iips'aves pa
cornm issnHiers1 clerk 's pay
traverse Jurors pay
r.ri-tfuse jsmtur's pay...................
stationary au l postage ,
J41I plivsician's pay
clerk's ounpitatiwn coon
A. J. C'o.b rii i commission on 41st uredit
f!y stman: of trr-isnrcr's com-nwn u of t per rem. on 4-',7'".4
ltv balance taxes on uasated lauds reveifred and paid br treasurer in lsui
j.r amount 01 redeiup'ooa money unsealed lands paid Mimtuit townahip..
" oulttiivfliltin
psiu prw u jar j arc. coua. xuger p. zis.
$ 486(17 a4
3413 tl
4o4 70
S.VU to
Is"-) 3T
aii.7 u
a 40
7a) 41
ii JJ ii
42i 4
U 19
:;) 00
in s
31 00
M4 00
r.t m
44i s
a 00
i. 44
4 0t)
4 10
ft fM
v.iri 44
iiirj. is
17 6
11 40
4.41 it
11S.S i
SnS 14
1 34
1 at
'.H 3d
4b4 06
7K.J ii
I at)
1n7 SO
.- 75
C : S 00
Vwii
1147 73
41
li 14
111 K
42 00
;s 81
1444 4
1143 44
11 4V
41 30
34 00
Tou! expenditures...
. ( 447 84
W H. SANNER. Ea., rrothonoury and clerk of the eoarta of Quarter Sessions and Oyer
and Terminer of the Cnnnty of 8-Mueraet, fl., in account with the county of
fouierset lor a. v. i4,
pa. ca.
1 To amount of estimate of 1S.83 bill flow 00
x Ity orders to Vt. 11. tsanner 11000 M
tioor 00 tiooo 00
ISAIAH COOD, Esq ., theriff of tjomerset County, Pa, to acooont with Somerset county.
ior A. 11. iyjj.
- ... - . ... rut. en.
i luaiQ'Hiutoi ivz n:i .... ..... . ........
' estimate of 1SS3 btli
3 " additional bill ,
4 By orders to Isaiah tiood
pa.
tUI S 04
ivuo 00
M IS
il at
tllW M llitrl 84
S.U.SHOBER, County Commissioner In account with Somerset county for 1893.
1 To segregate amount of ordeTS received by Com. Phober, see Ledger t..f
1 By xi days ser ice ti $3.50 per day as per ledgtr S
Pit.
144 40
CK.
I 764 64)
t 704 SO ( 744 30
CEO. F. KIMMELL.Co. Com. In account with Somerset county for 1393.
To aggregate amonnt of orders received bv Cora. Klmmel, see Ledger 1 834 64
Bj ua)S services 13.54 per day as per ledger 3
CB.
S $34 K
I 634 fa) tS34 M
WM.F.UHL, County Com. la account with Somerset coaniy for :s3.
To segregate amonnt of orders received bv Com. Chi. see Ledger I.
To ti; days services v 13.50 per day as per ledger t
Da.
I ss 54
CTL
I 809 SO
f fcM 50 $ tW 60
INDEBTEDNESS of Somerset conniy on 1st January, 14.
To ami of bonde.1 lndebiednesa see Commissioners' minutes
orders oatstaadsng
pa.
tM0 44
1VS 79
I 5199 79
A tramp found a rusty revolver near Ty
rone, ra , and put it in Ere, It went off
and the bullet entered bis leg.
Holiday Cheer.
1 be holiday season is close anon us. and
every household in the land is pre anng tut
the plum pudding, and the ireneml feasting
and rejoicing. A little good brandy for the
mince pie, rum lor the pudding, or a little
stimulant to keep the spirits up and the
coia out, is absolutely necessary for an old
iime innsimas e&eer. one of the mott
prominent liquor dealers in the country, Mr.
Max Klein of Allegheny. Fa. whom we ran
cneertuny recommend.
M't, the Vndersicned Anditora nf tH Cnnntt r Snamrt Ib.1i. c. . . , ,
, . - ... . v . ... iu. '11 , r. 1 . a ,j . , run. 1 1 van la.
do certify that in pursuance of the 47th section of the Act entitied : "An Art relating to Counties.
Townships, Ac." passed the 15th .Lit of ADril. ii4. we met at ts. .t ... .,..1 "lL
Somerset, on the 1st day of Jannary, A.D. l-4, and sfter beiug daly sworn, did audit, adiust, and set
tle the teveral a.-coun s required by hi, aa-reeably to the several Acts of Assembly and the supple
ments thereto, acoordimr to the beat of oar Judgment, ability and knowledge, and the foregoing
IS s true snd correct atateiuent nf thus f.ill aarmv a.-.-. uirir.1 . - . .... i . - n
of the t .oty frf somerset, with said Connty of Somerset. a,l. William O. Manner, Prothcaotarv and
t lerk of tne Cuurs ut the Connty of bomerset with the said County of Somerset. 3r.L Isaiah Joo.L
Sheriff of the County of ; .SHnerset, with said Coonty of Somerset. 4th.-Kamuel V. bhoher, tieo. V.
Klmmel and U m. F. I hi. County Commmionsrs of the County of Mmenei, with saHl Connty of
t.ierwUalllortBeT.arenjIutl(B oa? of January, A. D. lsa4. And we further certify that we
nnd a i-am-e due John Hamer from the County of somerset of Four Hundred and sixteen dollars
aud eighty-four cents (W14.S4:.
W e further certify that each of said offlcers named above, and others, were duly summoned to
.PpeV , "T Aadiiors, and they did appear before as and produced their books, vouchers, or
I'l.iS. L" P"-rs. The rep.an af last year being haft, teatimooy thereto attached was taken
which shows thaJ the item In list year s printed report of the expenditures. iUOs.04 shenfTs bill
was not paul last year as the bruited reuort shows bnt ouiamim. ....
and wKc 1 ,k. menf. '
reputation for handling only absolulelT pure r jlM,imrJB wT?ot w hereunto let our hands and affixed oor seals, this thirty-flrat day
liquors, wiiisell you the following brand. of '""'B. 14.
SAMUEL C. FOX, SEii
V M. W. BAKER. "sai.
AMOS WALK Lit, ISkai-l
a year ma pure i er.n a r.Ves, at l.tj per
full quart or six for fcUsj: Bear Creek,
Oibstm, Uuckenheimer. Kinch ar.d Orerhc.lt
The famous Silver Age, the finest whiskey
in the country at tl id, and Iujtiesne, a
niskey distilled from Kre and Malt at
tl 25 per quart, Gackenhcimer 4 Tear old,
at 7."c per Quart, and the Anchor fin al .Sis.
You can have your choice of all kinds nf
California Wines, Gins, Rum and Brandy,
all pare and old. at from & cents per quart
up. ah gooes neatly boxed and shipped by
express. Send for catologue and price lift
of alt kinds of lidaors to Max Klein, 2
Federal tL, Allegheny, Pa.
Attest
Kl-FTS E. 3f ETCKfi,
Clerk.
HAVE YOU PLANTED MORDOCK'S TREES ?
If SO. TOO ll aire atn nrrTiatn) tttt tA snA n An fa Isvrwn a rM;i
and Ornamental trees, A ines, Shrnba, also pure fresh Flower and Vegetabla
JOHN R. & A. M2JRD0CK,
.503 Smithfield Street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
Cyrus Shauiis, full of Ins...
Wm. bay lor, .
A ansa K. Biitner. full of ins.
J.iah M. Bowman, full of lus.
Wm. Ware, full of ins...
('has. l.hman.
4avi.l Weiitie, balance of ms
M ichael Keam. in part ot ltis-
Ca-lin Cunningham, damage
bv tire - -
Fph'ui J. Walker, Sec salary-
Treas. " ...
Hiram P. Hsv, Presidents Pv
Jsb Miiwsrr. Vice Pres. J
lttrei-U.rs for services.....
Adjusters for sen t. f
K.i ii a sctvices by tne 3 a.-J-
P-tace and siatiouery...
Printing statement, etc..
Int. on borrowed money..
Koom runt
Bala lire in Treasury
.ril
!) l
ll) la)
f 14)
S.O (
4IO ll
luO UU
tl 00
ltJ ()
i". tw
1-' tl
l uD
51 on
7 H7
9 is)
21 .V!
la is)
3 .
2 UU $4.S7j
t lOlu
Resources Dec. 31st, 1893.
Balance in Treasury
Outstanding ou duplicates...
I IfK M
- 1 14 IT 12.305 ft!
Liabilities Dec. 31st, 1893.
t
C. H. Te-lrow, full of Ins-
John r. ('rise. - 44 -
Michael Keam, bal. of Ins
Hm'.olph Kelly, full of dam
Peter Formwall 41 44 ''
Sam 1 Berkey, ' 4 4 44 -Geo.
W. Sorber, ' 44 44
Sl OI
jjO ()
tsl
4 i
fyi
1 50 11,748 00
Resources In excess of liabilities. I i'Ai tri
TATEMEXT OX CONTEXTS.
S1
A'umher of policies In foroa 4--4
Ain'tofins. mKtoas.-Tn't.tlflO.s'iJ u)
Kate of tax a-cted during
year 1-va.. 1
RESOURCES.
Outstanding Pee Slt, 1S! f
Ami aasesse.1 during year l-Vd-Received
for membership
Mill
( t6 SS
au ii
l 50 11,070 01
LIABILITIES.
e due Treas. Pee. .11. 'vi
t 1m by tire during the
Am't oism
Am't due Ut all otl.ei in.-s
i ritM year lsva. inciuam
oiirers lotv. comiuiSKious an.
272 T4
Hit &s
hJ 06 S 702 M
f 7 76
cxh.nl rations
nesources in excess.
Resources during the year 1893.
t
Received on assescments. .
Keceied for membership
5-23 M
91 M f 615 3$
Disbursements during the year '93
Bal. due Treas. Dee. SI, 1S2 t J72 M
Chaupcev Pritia, full of ins. l.w fa)
Michael 'keam - " It's) V0
For printing & .
Koom rent Un hol.ilnr election i
atiacellaoecus txtaLc. , : C 10 f Clt 4
Balance In treasury . .1
Resources Den. 31, 1393.
Balance in treasury... .. 74
Outstanding on dupUcaies f 413 10 S 413 M
Liabilities Dec. 31, 1893.
John F Crb, full of ins $ 46 OS $ 46 S
Resources in excess of liabilities t 3b" 7
train ill building assets in '9i iJHO.tSS (O
Gain iu ponteuu 44 " " 3S.415 ft)"
EPHRAIM J. WALKER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
NOTICE.
In the matterof the assia-ament of Samuel II.
Garev and wifo to fhilip Hay. for tbe Uue.il
of lt:e crg liiors, the Av.'tnors and the Assignee,
having rilcl their lietiuons praing tne t ouil to
ratife. am.rove and ct.ntirm the sa.-e. conveyance
au.1 irauslcr of the real estate made to l allmrme
l,earr. and that the Avii:nee b? released and dis
charged. Notice is hereby given lust trie prayt-r
of the vt!tiouers will be granted by tne turt of
4V)bmon Plet;s of Some n-t county, unless obtect
iou is made thereto on or be lore Uie 'Mix day of
teb. li-(u
VALENTINE HAT.
A'.ty tvl Petiliout-rs.
SsIGXEES NOTICE.
N'Xice Is hereby riven that Jonas Sicvannus
A !
2V
atid wife, Su!i-iiuah. of Uroth-piVsalU'y Twp..
SfjiuerMft County, I'., hne muc a Tuino
latry 4'4iKnnii.ut lo me of ait their e-iat, real
T:ti TsvrMXial. ia trau fir Ih benefit r,f their
crtrvliUM. An ptrrMHii iudeliieU to sh'.i Jot-as
Stt-vaauii4 and wife wi t mftke iinraciitte pay
ment to tbe undemttwd ul all thentco tavmg
cUiui apiiii-i Uicia ill ps?sti,tlfem dulf iu
thtuUsvaui) U
8AMLEJ. & FORNEY
Scott Osi. A.iirtiee,
Atiofneyt. i.-liu, Pa.
E
XECUTOR'B NOTICE
Estate of Sfagdalcna Thomas, late of Conemaugh
township, Soieret county. Pa., dee d.
Letter twtamentsrr on the alKve estate hav
ing been granted to the undersiitued hy the prop,
er authority, uotice i hereby given to all per-s.us
indebted to aaid estate to make immediate pav
meut aud those having claims againtt the same
to preent them duly atitheuiicated for settle
meut on f-la'.uiday tlie 114th day of e'eb. lv.it at
the reside e of Emanuel Thomas. In Cone-
maugh township, at 1 o'cUwk P. M.
kuKE KArFMAS.
Scott A O i'.e. Ally. Executor.
XECUTOK S NOTICE.
Letters testamentary on the estate of Tobias
Yodsr, late of onetuaUKh township, omcret
county. Pa , deceased, having bevu granted to
the nndereiiraed by the: proper authority, notice
is hereby given to all pervous Indebted to said
estate to make Immediate payment and those
baring claims will present them duly authenii
aaled lor settmeut aud allowance.
JOhtiU JOHN.
Colborn gi Col born. Executor.
li. "it Attorneys
jXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Sstate of Jean II. Postlethwaite.' late of Somer
set Borough, dec d.
Letters testamentary on the above estate bav
ins been rrauted to the undtrsigned by tbe prop
er authority, notice is hereby given to al! persons
indebted to said estate to mane immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the same
will present them dull authenticated for settle
ment at my ofnee In Somerset Borough, on Thurs
day, March Sth, Isvi.
IjLU. k. m i l.L.
Executor.
RHEUMATISM,
r.'EURALCIA,
SCIATICA, .
LUMBAGO.
SPRAINS. BRUISES, SWELLINGS, BUKHS.
mm,
UI.E TO ACCEPT OR EEFUSE.
Tkn.. nf rtr..h Valle P. 0 Indiana cooiny
Pa.: Hiram Meriey, of hhip-bewana. Lagrange
n.untv. Indiana: Hcn--y Merley. of M.e.don,
. 1 1 . . ...intr 1 .1
Y.ware hw'bveiie.1 lol and sprar before
the Judire of oi.r Urclians' Court, at au orphana"
... h hi. :.l at iSoioerset. l'a . on J.-.iMay
the .siihiiarof Februarr. lv4 at II) o'clock in
the f..renou'n then and there to accept or refuse
ta take the real etate of John Merlejx. ir.. de-cea-"1,
at the ap;.raled Taiuatioa pat upon It by
as ino'iest duly swanied by said Court ail re-
lurneiloo the inn aay ol ieceinrrr. is.,
show cause why the same should not be sold.
And hereof fail not.
Shertirs OfB-e. EDWARD VLOO FS.
17th Jan. lS9t Shenff.
ULE TO ACCEPTOR REFUSE.
t t...t i-:iir..iiv aT narrett eountv. 3lary
land. Marshall lkmgao. of tne State of Kansas,
and Martha Dongm. inU-r:nrnea wiui
M-I(i r a iih..t.v rvrtintv. Pa.
'mi arolereby rlteil tobe snd appear before
the Judirsof oorOrphans' 'ourt, at an Orphans'
r'...irtu,l held at vMernet. on Monday, the
'.Whdavof February, isvi. al 10 o'clo-k In the
fon :ii.'n then snd t.'iere u ai-tept or n-fue to
tate the real cxiate of Jeremiah ,lotie!ty, dec d.
al tl.i. aoiMi'd vailuttl..!! I.l.i UiMin it bv an in-
q-j.4, d.i'.v awarded bvsaid C""irt and tetum.'d
nnl li In, dunf lsi-eiiilM-r. l"ci wrshow can
why the same liil l not be sold. And nereoi
fail not.
bheri It's Oft ca, EDWAKI) HOOVtK.
17tl Jhu. 1XH I r.uenii.
11
ULE TO ACCEPT OR REFINE.
Io Annie Faldley. Levi Faldley. Henry Fald-
lev. Himon Faidiev.of Colfax. Jaais-r county,
Iowa: Ji-ph kombx! 1 of ivl.m, Preston coun
ty, Wevt irgitiia : Nancy, intermarried with
n m Hittner. oi tiarreit tis.nir. jsan ibdu.
You are berel.v . ited to be and appear before
the Judaea of our Orphan. Court, al au orpnans'
Vurt to be held at Somerset, l'a.. on Monday,
the JKh day of February. 1.4, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, than an.' there to accept or rtfu-e
to take tne real estate id firiMian nemnoi i.
dee d., at the at.pruise.1 valuation put upon ii by
.llel ulliy awar.le.1 or saiu touri, aim
turne.1 ou the Uth day of Iwcember, or
show cause why the same should Dot be sold.
And hereof fall not.
ShenfTs t.ffice, I
17th Jan.
EDWAKD HOOVER.
theriff.
A UDIT0R S NOTICE.
John B. Head Intrust, la the C'onrt of Com-
for A. L. Chambers, f mon Fleas of tsmersel Co.
el. al. vs. f of S LB 'ept. T. 'stl, E. l.
Cambna Lumber Co.' . iju, iee. T. 1, c i.
And now. Kecember 11th. 11-J. on petition of
Isatan Itoixi, Mienti oi fsmiersri county, ana on
m. K ion of Kooser ai Kooscr, Ksj s., the Court p-
poial ueo. K sciui. t. , Auditor, tomaaeuis'n
buiion of the funds in the baii.l f tbe e-Leriil,
to and among id4 legally emiueti uiereto.
. Evirar-t man me Minnies
1 SSAI- I Cerlilied.tu.s 1'ith Ileft l-Oi
, ' W. li. BANNER,
FTotboootary.
I will attend to the duties enioiued by the fore-
goiug cotnmlssion at my oilice In liomcrset Isjt-
ouith. on rriday the P:h day of reb. -4. at 1
o dock P. M., of said day. where and when ail
parties or persons interested can attend.
Ot'J. M.. M.I I.U
Auditor.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
L
Cambria Lumber Co..) In the Co'irt of Com
im of A. li. Codroth. mon Pieas of .-Somerset Co.
v 1 of aM. Hept, T. X E. 1.
.-na.lt-CrtvK K.K. LO. o. in, .-sept. 1. Vf. E. u.
So. 141, Sept. T. 1'jS.
And new, December 14th. !.!. on petition of
Isaiati t.o si. Mnerin ot oiuersei county, and on
motion of Kooser k Ksr,er, Es-i's., tne Ciatrt ap
point tieo. K. Hcull, Eo., AudiUH. to make distri-
billion of the tun-L- in the bands nf the sherllT,
to aud among those legally entitled thereto.
Sm'ruet Cbua-'. Sf :
. - Extract from the Minntes
Isxai. I Cerutied this litu Is-c. 1-jX
r- W. U. fANNEK,
Protiiouotary.
t will stten 1 to the duties enjoined by the fore
going comniisMion at my orti.-e iu 8otu.'rl b.-
outeh. ou Friday, the l'h day of February.
1-jl, at I oc I, Kit p. M.. of said di-.v. a be re and
wnen all parties or persous interested can attend.
UEAS. A. O. . . ...
Auditor.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of George Oelger. late of Larimer town
ship, deceased.
The undersigned, on motion of Scott Ac Oir'e.
E.-4.'a.. havirg ts.-en atdHuhxi Auditor to dis
tribute the fuin!." in the hands of 3. Hochstetler,
Administrator, hereby gives notice thai he will
meet to attend to his duties at the oiftie of Col
bora A Colboro, S.rnepafi, l'a ,ou Tm-a-ay, Feb.
1 h, l"et- wben and wbens all partita tn'.creided
can attend if tlivy think proper.
1. l.k'l.tH.IK.,
Auditor.
4 T)MIXISTHAT()irS NOTICE.
Estate of rboe. SiaM, 1st1 of Brotnem aliVy
township, lrc d,
Haviarbtvn aton:r.tM a'lmin!trutor of the
rnaiv of Flviebe ntatil, liC'l. notue i heretry
riven to all pt-rwui ouiot: saitl relate to make
ri.ine4i;te payment, anl ttiuhe Having c.atm
against atii eU( will fireeDl the maa duly
authruitrauKl tor uMiiemeot at the oilice of
A tU-Tk-rr, Li, n rtoiuerot Jwroueh. oa or
before Salunlar, March 17, 1,.
J.C0lt W. nOtH'KR,
AUiuiuistratof.
DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of John Duncan, of Ji nnertown Borough,
Somerset county, ra., dec d.
Letters nf Administration having been
era med to the undersigned by the proper
itbonty. notice Is hereby riven to all persons
knowlne thcmselvos indebted to said es
tate to mase immediate payment and those hav-
Ine claiios : itt.st Ine seme lo t,resent them dulv
auihi nticate 1 for Settlement on :-aiunlav, the
nil day of March. l-'.4. at his oee in Jeuner X
Koad., in said county.
JAMES M. COVER.
Adminisualor.
ADMIMSTEATuU-j' NOTICE.
L-iate of Eira Baer, Sate of Somerset tuwnshlp
dec'.!. '
Letters of administration havtn; been eranted
:.v tlie proper authority to the nudersir-Jed. no-
ti. is hereby givtii to all persolcj iul b.ed to
said estate t make imniii.ate ratnent, aud
thoe haviiie claims ai?iut said estate wiit pr
sent them duly authenticated f..r settlement, at
tne tiovie ut Levi waiter, on rtuiay, aiann i,tu.
CnARI Es B. WALKER,
wil M. HKih K.
Adin:nitrat'rs of Eira Baer, dee'd.
DMINISTRATOR'fs NOTICE.
Estate of Jacub A. fhu'.tx. late of Jefferson Twp.,
ueceaaeu.
Lettsrs tetmentarv on the above estate hav
ing been g'-auted to the un.lersigt.ed by the prop
er autiiiiriiy. t otice is hen-l.y ifiven loail p-r.Mia
knowing t:iti:elves indebel to said estate to
nuke iiume.li.iie payment and lhu-e having
.aims aeainst tue same to pr.Netil ttieni duly
iitlK'ntirattd for sett cuietit ..n Sal Mar. F'tb. 14.
l!&H, at the 1km residence of dee d .
W. F. HAY,
Adiumistrator.
A
DMINISTRA TORS' NOTICE.
The estate of William Reel, late of Miade town
ship. Somerset C-.iwuiy, Fa., dec d.
I etters cf a.lminiiralion haviuz been rrauted
by the proper autha.ity, to U. uudersigne.1. uo
tice Is heis. by riven to all persons indebted to
said estate to make immediate pavment, and
e having riaim ara:n-d said estate will tre-
stnl them duly authenticated for settlement and
allowance, at tbe late residence of the deceased,
ou Saturday, Feb, 17lli, 1...
JlM-H C. 1.S.MBEKT
JACOB G. K1MMEL.
Col bom 4 Colborn. Administrators.
AUy's f.a Adm rs.
Parker &
Parkers
Great Annual RED LETTER SALE
Commencing Dec. 26th, 1893,
and will continue until Feb.
1st, 1894.
Tw cnty-fiveTliousand dollars worth
of Dry Goods, Notions, Carpet-'.
Oil Cloths, Ladies' and Chil
dren's Coats, to bo sold during
thii Great Red Letter Sale, and
prices will lie cut to the last ex
tremity. We have a large lot of Dress Goods
in Black nd Colored Cachineres,
Serges, ia all the different colors
and styles, at
PRICES TO SUIT ALL.
HEADQUARTERS-
FOR
SLEIGHS, BOB SLEDS, -
ROBES. HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS,
BELLS, WHIPS. ETC
James B. Holderbaum,
MAIN CROSS STREET,
V k.I
? XA '
These are all of the Lest goods and clieaj-er than can
el.-co here if quality is con.-i'3'jrt J.
We want IL0O for 20 y ds of best Indigo Blue
Calico,
We want f 1.00 for 2J'i y'ds best Dark Calicoes.
We want tl.00 fbr j'ds of good Calico.
We want $1.00 fur 20 y ds of Ihimeatlc F'lanneL
We want IL09 for a) y ds of good Dress Gin
gham. We want tl .00 for JS y'ds of lieavy-weiglit Gin
ghams. We want fl GO for 25 y'ds or good Muslin.
Outing Flannels at 5, T, and Is cents.
Shirtings of kinds al at 6, 7, and S ccnta.
e haTe a large line of Blankets,
Comforts, Shawls, Table Covers.
Table Linens, Napkins, Towels
etc., that must be sold.
Our stock of Carpets, Rug, Lace
Curtains, Flannels, and Porticr?
at way down prices.
REMEMBER I WON'T BE UNDERSOLD.
JAMES S. HOLDERBAUfil
SUGAR MAKERS SUPPLIES.
WE CARRY A LARGE STCCK OF - - - -
Syrup Cans, Sap Bucket
Spouts, Gathering Buckets,
Sugar Fans, Etc., at rock bet.
torn prices for cash.
' sap
WE HANDLE THE BEST
Five-Quarter Table Oil Cloths at 1 cen'.s.
W.al Carpet Chain ail colors at 32 cent.
Cotton Carpet Chain all colors at 17 cents.
IN TIMES LIKE THESE
Make Your Money go as far as Pos
sible by Attending our Red Let
ter Sale During the Next
Thirty Days.
Parker & Parker.
MRS
Jl I Uhl
MY : :
i ith Annual
Clearance Sale
ia now going on and w ill continue
until
Satisfy, Fell. 1711.
During this sale the prices of all
inds of Pry Goods, including
lain and tancy Dress Goods,
Cloths, Flannels, Blankets, etc.
will be irresistable.
Dark and light F'.siine!ctts from 7c up
ignite rlannelelts lrotu up.
Good yard-wide Muslins, 5c.
Heavy yard-wide Sheeting, C and Cc
Good Apron Gingham?, at x
lncaster Ginghains, - :.
Heavy Shirt'iDgs from - 5 to 7c,
iieoi twue caitco tinaigoj - .to.
Best Dark Calico - - ;
DMIMSTRATOR'S NOTICE.
i
In the matter of the estate of William Eol.ler,
tj, l'a., oev d.
I.etters of administration havlne been rranted
bv the Droper authurilj to the. uii!en(iened. no
tiee is her.bv riven to ail persons iii.lel.ted to
said enutie to make immediate payment, and
thove havina elaims aicaini.t said estate will pre
sent them dulv authentirated for nettieraent at
tne late residence of tbe dec d In said lownshin
on Moodar, Feb. Alh. lvn.
WILLI AX H. MILLER,
Fred W. Biesecker, Alt y. Administrator.
E
XJXrUTGRS NOTICE.
4ate of Eliaa Crissey. late of Shade township,
dec a.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hsv-
injr been rranted to the uudemrned bv tbe pnp-
erautho-ity, notice is hereby given to all nous
moebteo to saKi eMate lo mase immediate pay
ment and those having claim airaios ibe same
will present them furtwritlement duly authentica
ted, al the late nwidence of dee'd.. at Jaeub Wal
lets, oo Friday, the ltn dav of Feb. !.
JAJ1U r. UAJ1EK.
executor.
DMIXISTRATORS NOTICE.
In U matter Jf the estate of William J. I'inrcs,
iate oi vuemaijooint lownsnip. somerset
county, Ha doooased.
Let ten. of alminUtratioa havint been rranted
by the proper authority lo the nndervirusd, no
Use is hereby riven to all peraons indebted to
said estate to make immediate pavment. and
those havthx elaini arainM said estate will pre
rent them duly auinenucated fur settlement at
the late residence ot e-ead la said township,
on Holiday, Man h ith, ItH.
WILLIAM H KILLER.
FrcdW. Biesecker, Au r. Adminisuaior.
Cores Brirbt's Ilwiw, Proper. Gravel. Ser
uurneM. Heart. I'rinarv or Liver liisease.
Known bv a tired, lanruid feelinr : inaction of
the kidney a weakens and poisons the blood, and
nnleas cause is removed von rann.it have health.
Cured me over fire vean ago of Bright s Diseases
and Dropsy. Mrs. LLC. Miller. Bethlehem, ha.
1, (W0 other similar testimonials. Try it. Cure
guaranteed.
tain Kidney Curt Co , 720 Venango St
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Estate of John M. Werner, late of Greenville
township.
letters of administration bavins been rranted
by the proper authority, to the unuenucurd. no-
tl.e is hereby riven to all peouns in iebted to
said euate lo make iramciiate paymeut, and
thoe havior claims acainst aud esla'e will pre
sent thnn duly aulbeouratd for seulement at
the late residence of dee d . in Oreenville town
ship, oo Saturday, Feb. 17th. 14.
LYIHA PIVHER.
CYRl'S WERNER,
ALFRED A. R1M.F.R,
JACOB P. MIIXKR.
Admiulsiraton.
A
DMISISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Estate of Saaiovl P. Walker, late of Somerset
lownhip. dec d.
Irtters of adminlitration havinz been rranted
by the proper authority to the nuderirned. do
ti.e is hereby jriven to all prous ic.lel.ted to
said estate to make immediate pavment. and
those havlnr claims araint said estate will pre
sent them duly anthemiraied for aettlement. at
tlie hooe oi Levi Walker, on Friday, March Kb-
OHARLK-l B. WALKER,
WM M. SCHKOCK,
Administrators of Sam'l P. Walker, dee'd.
A
DMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of Abraham lfcam late of Jenner town
ship, 8nmercuuntv. Ps., dee d.
Letter of Admiuistratia m Tfinmntto aw
nrsn. on tbe estate of Abraham Beam, late of
Jenner township, dec d bavinr ben bwned to
the andeniirned by the pr-per autbiritv, notice
b hereby riven to all lemons iD-ieMed to said
estate to cuke lmmed'ale payment and those
havior claims to present them duly authenticat
ed for settlement to the administrator at tbe late
residence ot aaid dee d., ou Saturday, Feb
1H, between tbe hour, of I and 4 p. m.. when
and where he will (rive bis attention f. sucb
nw. JACOB J. AKI3MAN.
Blesecker. Adminiuntnr r T a
Valentine Bay,
Attorneys.
puma
F. W.
The prices of all bleached muslins
and wide sheetings are deep cut
This is an excellent opportunity to
buy Ladie's Wraps and Furs, as
prices are unmercifully slaught
ered.
Great bargains in Lace and Irish
Point Curtains.
Heavy Underwear at greatly re
duced prices.
A fine line of Table Linens, Nap
kins, Towels and Towling at un
usually attractive prices.
Hamburgs, Embroidery and Trim
mings very cheap.
Cotton, Linen and Wool Carpet
Chain at cost.
COME
and
EXAMINE
A small amount of money will go a
great ways at my store.
MRS. A. E. UHL.
Maple Evaporator on the Mar-
-kct at less than half the price
"asked for some others. It win
"pay you to get our prices be!cre
buying.
SCHELLY
Main Cross Street,
SOVERSET, P
RAIN : OR : SHINE
THE FURNITURE STORE OF C. H. CCFFROTH IS OPENED
PROMPTLY EVERY MORNING.
AND HE GIVES . : :
BARGAINS EVERY DAY.
- - - ADMISSION FREE.
The Store is Accessible to all Highways, Byways a:
: : : : Sidewalks. : : : :
Styles are bright and merry as you please. More pretty Furnitur? ijjj
yoa thought we had.
A HINT HERE AND THERE
is all we have space to give you. You must see them. You'll iiikh-r.-u;
C. H. COFFROTH,
Main Cross Street,
Somerset, Ps
THERE IS
Their
Cleanliness
Lessens
Labor.
SO SUBSTITUTE FM EXPERIEHCE."
Their
Economy
Saves
Tsloney.
:axge i
TT will pay you to examine the QUEEN CINDERELLA KAN
- fore you buy. It Las all the latest improvement4. anl is l
teed to be a good baker. It has the direct draft damper, by which jn
can have a fire in one-half the time required with the ordinary Jhi'.'::
This is a valuable feature when you want a tj'iiek fire for early i reuk:'.-'-
TT has an extra large high oven, thoroughly ventilated.
-of inflowing and outflowing air can be regulated at wil
Th-i vv!u
ill: this
a perfect baker, and no burning on the top. It has the Triplex l a--grate,
which is the perfection of convenience and cleanliness. I'- is
pecially durable, having three separate sides, or the advantage ot t-r-e
grates in one, and not easily warped by the action of the lire.
REMEMBER "Thicks Jone well and with a care, exempt them.i'vw frm f'
Manofacttired by IVMAVE.N A CO., Ltd , r:t.ib.i-b-'a. S .;.! anJ Si:?ra:i-w 1 1?
JAMES B. HOLDERBAUr, Somerset, ft.
Krissinger k Kurtz, Berlin, Ta. and P. J. Corer A Son, Mcyersdale-Ti
Great Inducements.
Goods reduced in price in every line.
Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Lace Curtain
Ladies' Coats, c. Now is the time to buy to
save money and sret something irood.
JAMES
CLINTON STREET,
QuiNN,:-:;-
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S.t.HMklrts.Bottoa Waternmof. Prst Shoe s".'
S5, S4 and S3.50 Dress sno-
S3. 50 Police Shoo. 3 Sole
S2.50, and S2 Shoee,
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$2.50 32f
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la Ihe sjorl-1. -V "ij.l.
DEALERS who push the sale of V. L. Dou-I.is Shoes yiin ctu-tome
which helps to increase the sales on their full line of ?oods. JhlTa
fltenl tm s-ll mt m 1 profit, aad w. brll Ta can uvs mow' " bavins sll J
botwatr ot Uu 4sUr advarUswt below. Catalotca tr upon applloaioa.