ike Somerset Herald
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v-riraT..-
Tia3;by seed in stock at
' .e sairictnlnt says tbat there
ii Mriots ia PeanEyWania
''':.'J"C-t.rs are not wiKin? to pay
'.I.m oiaca as tbcj wouie from
s-iTrt.
.... T.nr lirs.5
Ti jar ia 1 10 ib.
' tbe "'- ne iroa voting
.i.fm "! bs uset5 at il4,Com'n6
a-J tf.r tbat H m.l be thrown
i. rl e-iana mure cuuiixicuk
lt.-h --c-t
if:ri-!;.. -
' to ii'!;t J0Jr money 'tn
"tiro.' '''r '-'e utcssarics of life.
l.-.ke C-nlon, Wis., carpenter,
-rie!, described the dear girl's
, , v;th
15 -
-It e
i- -ual tn bjuora, crown molding
' 'H-m-r window a'reve, running into
v''' ' . a s.-ry.i work of Teivet
raA .,
sa't of fine furniture at Devliu
0a2 Frakan St., begins Aug. 9th
t Eui'j at about half price.
jt-:it of Public Instruction
JrisJ sehuol boards throuh
'SMnwealth to keep the schools
i:.:rj.::.::otion opea on Wttebing
:'k i. ijv ad recommends exercise on
'"'I tie :hools siiropriate t tbe
. '-? an J Llke UerrinS eicbang
' ., lrv produce, at Mablon Schrock a.
"".,&-of ibe He" i- should not forget
"Tv"si;va-r, the drus'ist. can fit their
r roa pray fr the rt'iiif of tbe poor
" V, n ! a ciiimk of nu-at and wine
,B :!': vour p.-tauii, not necrtiA
s bat a an evidsnceof
pa -ven Iain's P.rus!i Carpet
t".,p-.TvarJ, iaany iiatternf Uce
t.'.'rio-cr'tbaajbber prices. Prices
l,,-l"tda anywise-' and and
j. t ;B Jjbastown, Pa.
' -.fssBii'.ii a'-.i Samuel P.einhart, who
Jit-z-i with bein members of a gang
jjbiea robbing stores, residences
". ;n the n.rtuern prt of Bedford
!'"...""were arretted Friday. A large
of stolen property is siid to have
jt.aadin tbe:r possession.
, ., T1,j of embroidery aud a full line of
.KM.iH's::ks for dress trimming at
s ;.rsM.:.:r.t-r- r.K-kwood, Pi.
U-est luxury fjr a man with a tender
; 1 , ; r.s-line sbave." It merely can-r.-'.o:!'jb;ti-j:ing
vdsehne for soap lather
' l:'nnz the beard. Tne soothing of the
ii-,.'.': on tbe bt:n is a boon to faces that
-j-eas-'r- Frsoiue reason or other, pos
Tr a arcoaut of tV trouble in applying
- viH-:i;;e, barbers are inclined to look
i i, i;siivcr on this new departure.
:i,ut icae tlia money, and health,
f wry new me-dxine you may see ad
io tbe pa;fs. If the cause of your
a ir. the b!l, liver, stomach, or
i':..vi.take Arer Sarsapiril!, at once,
ti isuieofacure. Take no other.
I'r-j-prrtlre farcies n;y be interested to
-j lj! there are oJ days in the year on
s. it !ssa:d, it is unlucky to marry.
I rr January I, 2,4,3, 7. lt, 13; Feb-
'--rvj.7,?; iiar'n, A, imi . ,
i: - t i-... 7 l.'i: Jaiv 5. 1L: Aujusl
, ...-..-,. .r i. : : O !tober 7 : November
aad IWtuber 13, 19, 17.
lailrrauisatid returning voyagers
Cad
3 Aver' Sarj-aari:i a cure fur eruptions.
. irm- if-. eczema, etc., whether res
iUit-
U fwa sca-diet and life on ubip-board
or
from ar.y other caae. Its Tauie as a ton
taJt.te.-3L re medicine canact be overes:
-:.d.
W.jrJ comes from Welch, W. Ya., thit c
' ::; il.Lid. Martin aud David Goldstei
r -.'there, married llebecca aod Anna KaUen
..-l Thcv live at Kimball, in the sa
:ce. January 3) p. m, Mrs. Rebecca
3?r birth to a son. In tbe same room tb
At
.: at 11:0.' p. m., Mrs. Anna gave bi
rth
r i ,Li -hter. and an hour earlier anoth
ier
tyr-Mrs. Miriam Aron gave birth to
a
irv-t-r's Slii'.inery Store at Kockwood
j.-t:verbjdr knows it is the best place
ijr-.it best fiimishiujM for ladles and chil
i'.i-:hjrn H.-eler, state dairy and food
t r-is ioner, baa filed with Secretary Har-
r -Tartateaiant which shows there are&'O
fxer;sin Pennsylvania and
uf iacd devoted to the dairy interest.
I-rcii,".:: interested is $H S.tM'K) and
!ansufcl worth of butter in the state is
T-f p-op".e of Puttstowa were greatly
u-:. -j Th-arsday of last week when J. M.
T.St.g l ed iLere of smailpox. Several
sg- Waring paid a visit to Tyrone
; :.. here t be disease is prevalent, ai.d
ti.e returning to bis home at Hopewell
if-:k ty.ksiik on the cars and was
atrt. to the re-i jence of his cousin, L?wis
at rattjwn, where he died about
' - p. m. I'aring his illness he was visited
' L a tuber of his friends. Hertford G-iuUe.
7t djysare now lengthening at bath
''I- ii wiil continue to do so nnlil Jane
2- tbe suu will rise at 4:29 a. m.antT'
v r "it. ?. m. A'tbooA June 2' will be
..:.; Iiyia Siroer?et, it cannot be com
?: :i irrtitth with days in other parts of
'- v.-:. '. Thel3gat diy of the year at
; : i- ' months. At Wardbury,
-v'-s47. the loi jest day lasts from May 21
w th.e.it later ai isaioa. At Tor
l y.i.1 ni. J si; 21 is 2.1 hours long aod
-' ' j;i? hi- : than three hours of dy-
'- A: Petersburg the longest day is
; --. lithe sa jrtest is 5 hours. At
----a tit i.jst day is i'ij hours ; at
-:'-'i it is I', nours. aud at New York it
lo otirs.
an tra e your freth bntter and ejg
-"-fw tal awful i:o)l- a: ayder's Miliin
Ti..re, i: ,kw.rod. Pa.
letter hs a superfluous alphabetic
-t"i-r a ajalescriptoftue worst sort a;,d
3 'f r-a! vi a in et;-eij':n or bilp
t - u.-ri-as uur thought in writing than
-xta:-C',i:ie-; wrd s"; jns would ba. It
-'ro. a-; y Wjrj Ulj cannot be
'-, tbo-ut the a d of the letter 17, being
' fj'.ijwel by tne it?t mentioned
all w-r.ls belonging to our language
f'iit' l.vi that cn tell tbe "why"
I; - Miliar reatj.ja of the letter y and
v hy ttie fr:u.-r wai given its curious
'"'-; s,ta -jtie that iu nam; was p-'-
aeuttf l4;t or CUi at llje bjt;o:n
-'etter, bt tiie original . when sound-
a: ii u to dy, was made without tbe
ti Cjatf-ter raj;1! resembling the
ji j3 pjiiQjf.-.Vfij IV 7ic
Jitarcii mmbtr of T'ie J'.jntm i which
,r bia Volume XVII.) will
the sharpen anl, it is believed, the
w-i-tat d:s:alon of the Income Tax
r Si, auraere apparel. Toe Hon.
j'"- Kii. rueiaber of Congress from
-. "" UJ 1,13 nja-ie himself a great an
"Mtiiuauij will write in favor
UJlr DitiJ A. Well agtinsr it.
a -aioer of Ttu Fmn. will contain
Hof a riej of article on difTerent
--of Sj- ial or Communism that are
'-- --by d J.-rtat grjup of agitator, in
the
j"""43 aiiu tely Uie programme of tbe
af' ai p'"i-or W:l!iamG. Sum
r' ' " 1 " Versiiy will criticise this pro-"-owing
its impr.iicbility.
Jt tr.kii'ar.ic'.e that wiil af pear in
lw'J'- b a K-archiiif iai airy ia
aun ofi'.iilrjal failure in by
."',C-tt-"rj ad auaioa aa'e took ail
f"v -l 'rjthing we bare now ia
t' 1,)a- bay old bhpneed
Too co ret the new thint to
L, . " " M dlit-err gtore,
I'
Postmaster William tiuler, of Kautuer, ia
critically ill.
Divine Services w.U be held io the Re
formed Church, Somerset, next Lord day
morning, by Rev. Hiram King.
The Bak. P.al!..t Law may be a good
thing, but il come high, as the lax payer
of the State and County have already fuar.d
out.
George Kreger, of Cpper Tnrkr-y in,t town
ship, has opened up a general store at Mar
k'eton, on the opoiite side of the river
from the Sanitarium.
Friday's blizzard was tbe worst witnessed
in this section the present winter. Satur
day, Sunday end Monday the air was as
balmy as in May time
Harry Roberts, a well known young man
about town, was arrested one day last week
charged with violating the liquor laws. He
weut to jail in default of bail.
Presbyterian Church Services for next
Sabbath : Preschini; at 10:30 . m.. subirt :
A God Full of Companion." Sabbath
School at 3 P. m. Preaching in the evening
at 7 o'clock. The services will be conducted
by tbe paMor, Iiav. T. J. Uristow.
It is reported that Joaiah Specht, of Spruce
town, whose grist will, store and barn were
burned to the ground a few week auo. ia
preparing to rebuild bis grirt mill. He erect
ed a small frame structure immediately after
tbe lire which he has since been using as a
store room.
Mr. Jacob I. Kaufman, of Conemaugh,
who fur many year has been raiaiuR farm
aad general work horses fur the market and
selling them at an average of $-J per head,
sold two fine animals last week for lea than
$73 each. They were of the same quality a
those he sold a year or two ago at iitoO.
Ex-County Treasurer John Hamer, of
Hooversvilie, was shaking hands with his
numerous Somerset friends Monday. Mr.
Hamer says that business in the Koovers
ville region is next thing to dead, all of
tbe mines at that place having either closed
down, or are only working a small number
of men.
Mr. U. S. Blougb, of Waterloo, Ia., after
spending four weeks with friends aud rela
tives in this county, left last week for home.
He was accompanied by Mr. J. G. Kimmel,
of Stoyestown, who will live in the future in
Iowa. Mr. Blough was a former resident of
Qtiemahoning township, and left there eli
te! years ago.
Rev. T. J. Uristow returned Saturday from
Fayette county, where he had been holding
a week's mission service in a church near
Fairchanoe, by appointment of tbe Redstone
Presbytery. He reports the intereat good
aud the attendance encouraging. At one of
thesameroup of churches forty members
were recenlty added.
The new borough of Somerfield elected a
complete set of municipal officers at yester
day's election, and the ballots cast by the
electors of that place were the largest voted
iuthecouuty. Berlin came second in size
of the ballots voted. The tickets for Berlin
contained the names of three sets ofcaudi
dates for local offices.
Sunday, IS'.h inst., at the residence of tbe
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Peter T. Mill
er, of Stonynretk township, Mr. William II
Stu!l, of Downey ptjstotlioe , and Mis Emma
B. Miller, were united in marriage by Rev
Hiram King, of Somerset. Following the
ceremony an elegani repast was served to
the friends and invited guests.
John J. Hay, a well-known veteran of the
late war, who resided 10 miles north o
town, on the Johnstown pike, passed to hi
final reward last Thursday afternoon, aged
4S years. The funeral took place Sundcy
morning, when interment was made in tt
Disciple cemetery, Somerset. Services we
conducted by Rev. Hiram King.
Nearly ail of the applicants for the Somer
set poslorUce visited Washington during the
past week and tiled their applications with
the Postmaster General. Those who K
mained at home forwarded their applica
tions by registered mail. Tbe salary of the
Somerset postmaster will be increased $1"0
at the close of the fiscal year. The salary
at present is $13Xi per year.
. -
Judge Longenecker handed down his de
cision in the Bedford county license cases
last Monday. Nineteen out of ii applsc
tions were granted, six refused and four held
over. O; those granted four go to Bedford
twoto Hyndman, three to E;erett, two to
Hopewell, two to Deaance.oce to Lingdon-
dale, one to Bedford Springs and one to
Man's Cboice.
The sale of seats for the entertainment to
be given by home talent intheOer House.
Thursday evening, for the benefit of the
Childien's Aid Society coin mined Monday
morniug. and long before neon over two
hundred seats had been disposed of. Many
more seats were sold during tbe afternoon aud
efening. The housi will be crowded. No
one should miss the entertain cut as it
promises to be one of the best ever given in
Sjmerset by local talent.
Secretary Harrity has issued a circular
letter to the commissioners of the various
counties of tbe state calling attention to the
fact that it is their duly under the new bal
lot law in preparing bla'iki for the n;eof
election officers to have printed or wriiten
upon return sheets, tally sheets, .Vt.-.the
names of all can.l.d-i'ej place! in nomina
tion by certificate of nomination or nomina
tion papers together with the party cr pol.cy
which each caadiditj repreenu in the
same ordr whiih they appear upon the
official ballot.
In the death of Jae b C. YounVm, who
passed away at his homa in Vppar Turkey
foot township, Monday, Teh. 11th. the south
of the county lost one of iu most prominent
and leading c'tii.ns. Mr. Younkin had
been in delicate health for several ye&rs, suf
fering from drop'y, but was always untom-
p'aiuing and wouid not admit up until a
short time prior to his death, that ins con
dition was seriom. He hal accrmulatej a
DjJe.-a-e g!xd fort a tie bat had disposed of
most of it by gift among his children some
years ago. He is survived by four cail jrr,
three daughters and one son.
In mrard to the quarrel between David
Seese and Levi Gordon, of Paint township,
an aoouaintance of tbe parties involved, in
forms a reporter of the Johnstown Tribune
that the farms of th- two men adjoin, and
hat Setsj went oa Gordon s land, cut taw-
logs, and buleJ them away. Gordon pro
tested against this, but beee Claimed li.ai
he was on his own land. Thus, one word
brought on another, and Seese shoved his
ist under Gordon's noss, but tbe latter said
ie didn't want to quarrel, and walked away.
Seese followed, however. Using abusive lan
guage, and insisting oa a fight. Gordon
then turned on Seese and struck l.im on tbe
nose, knocking him down. Ia getting up,
ecrabbeda c ub, but was pushed aside be
fore a blow cou d be dealt, Seese then got
on log and k eked at Gordon, wben the lat
ter caught his leg and tumbled him over.
ee was not seriously hurt.
Tbe Marklelon Hotel and Sanitarium
buildine i the Urgest and handsomest
edifice ia Somerset county, and is admira
bly equipped for the purpose for which it
-as erected. Tbe natural urroandings oi
institution are unsurpassed, but the
ground immediately urroundin)t tbe build-
g are an eyesore and cannot create oilier
than a bad impression upon ttie ruicosot
tbe thousand who look out upon them
from the train. If tbe management will
acorpt a suggestion from the HaaaLD, and
are deeulr interested in the euccea ana
prosperity of the Sanitarium, no time will
elapse before a contractor i secured to Wei
ot tbe crounds and a landscape gardener
employed to beaat fy them. The ground
of the Sanitarium are not attractive in l&eir
present condition, but tb expenditure of a
few hundred dollar will make them ao.
ATTEMPTED SELF
DESTRUCTION.
II. A. ReoJ. Station Agent at Mar
kloton, Fires a Bullet into Ilia
Cod' with Suicidal Intent.
ALLEGED SHORTAGE IN HiS ACCOUNTS
THE REASON.
H. A. Reed, B. .t O. station agent and tel
egraph operator at Markleton, made a delib
erate and probably fatal attempt at teif de
struction at seven o'clock Monday morning.
With a revolver be had borrowed only a
few minutes before he retired to his room
in the Marklelon Sanitarium, and throwing
himself on the bed, shot a bullet into his
body about an inch and a haif below the
left nipple. The ball lodged under the skin
of his back where it was afterwards discov
ered by Dr. Marsh and removed.
Reed occupied a room on the third floor
of the Sanitarium. A few minutes after
seven o'clot k be entered the office aud as he
passed through to his room spoke in his
usual pleasant manner to the manager, Mr.
Jordan, who was behind th counter. Tea
minutes later a servant girl came running
to the office saying that she heard groans is
suing from tbe room occupied by Mr. Reed
and that he appeared to be in ajop.y. Dr.
Marsh, the bead physician of the Sani'.a i
um, was summoned from the brkrat ta
ble and hastening to the room occupied by
Reed found him lying upon tbe bed, with a
revolver lying by his side and blood gushing
from a wound in bis breast. He inquired
what was the matter and Reed replied that
he had shot himself and wanted to die.
The physician s'aunched the flow of blood
When asked as to whether Reed would die
Dr. Marsh said that his wound was r.ecesia
rily a dangerous one and would probably
prove fatal. The bullet pierced the bo ly
about one inch below the heart.
No one in theSauitariura heard the report
of the pistol, and it is believed that the
would-be suicide was lying on his stomach
when he discharged the revolver.
When questioned as to what prompted
him to commit the awful deed. Reed said
that he was short ia his acooant as Station
Asent, aud that he could not stand the dis
grace that wouid follow exposure.
The telegraph operator at Pinkertoa, a
one-armed man named Stein, spent Sunday
evening with Reed in the station bouse at
Markle on. During theircoiiversalion Reel
told Stein that he wasshort ia his accounts
and that he had revived to commit suicide
rather than faie the disgrace exposure would
bring to himself and fu.niiy. His compan
ion urged him pot to attempt anything so
rash and volunteered to loan him enough
money to make np his deficiency to the rail
road company. Reed refused the proffered
assistance, subsequently agreed that he
would not ai tempt self-destruction.
At 4:0 o'clock Monday morning R-d sent
a dispatch addressed to bis brother at Indus
try, Pa , saying 'Come on first train." Then
he wrote three or four letters. One address
ed to his brother, another to an uncle and a
third to the manager of the S .ita-iura. In
the letter to the latter ha &xA that -ii had
determined to commit an awful deed, but
before doing sa he desired to thank the
olliccrs of the f'aiiitariuui fur tbe many kind
nes-es that had been shown him. The
letters addressed to Lis brother aud uncle
were written in the same strain.
At seven o'clock Monday morning Reed
went into tbe store of U. S. Weimer, a
few rods from the station, ami asked
Mr. Weimer for the loan of his revolver,
saying that Mr. Jordan, manager of tLe
Sanitarium, wanted II to shoot a cat that
had been annoying the guests of the Sani
tarium. ' Oh, tell Jordan to shoot it with
his gun," replied Weimer.
"Come on, Weimer; give me the revolver,"
said Retd, coaxingiy.
Weimer complied with the second request
and as soon as Reed had secured the weapon
he left the store and walked leisure y to
the Sanitarium. He chatted with t. Jor
dan for a few minute in the hotel office
before retiring to his room. Both Jordan
and Weimer say that they observed Dotbicg
unusual in Reed's appearance and that he
did not seem at ail depressed or low spir
ited. The would-be suicide is about twenty
years old aud unmarried. He has been lo
cated at Marklelon for the pat eight or nine
months. Persons who know him well say
that he was never m irose or depresed, and
was one cf the last persons whom they
would have ever thought would attempt
self-destruction. Reed's family reside near
Industry, B.'aver county.
It is cot kuowa how Reed's account with
the railroad company stau 1, but it is said
that his shortage amounts to about only one
hundred dollars.
February Wedding.
"MaySill Farm,'' ia Jetmer township,
the home of Senator Critcbfi -id and f.imily,
was the scene of a prtt'y marriage Thurs
day afternoon, when Miss Martha, the
youngest daughter of the household, and
Mr. W. John Stiteler, of Media, Delaware
county, Pa , plighted their troth. The cere
mony took place at three o'clock and was
performed by Rev. G. W. Crist, pastor of the
Jeancrtown Lutheran Church. Only the
immediate family ot the bride and two cr
three iatiniate friends f.om a distance wit
nesstd the ceremony.
Mis MadieCritchlisld, sister of the bride,
was tbe bride's maid, and the groom was at
tended by bis brother, Mr. Bjrt M. Stiie'er.
A wedding dinner watt seived immediately
following the ceremony, after which the
happy voting couple drove to the railroad
station where they took a train for Phila
delphia. They will make their home in
Media, where Mr. Slit-ler is engaged in
business.
Something for Nothing.
To get something for nothing is contrary
to the laws of nature and mankind ; if you
want a Range, that is a good baker and per
fect roaster, try the Cinderella ; it is sold at
a fair prir, an 1 wiil give you good service.
It lightens labor and lassen tare. Sold by
Jas. B. Ho! Jerbautn.
Williams' H otel turned.
" William Hotel," at West Silisbury,
owned by wtil-knowa " Tommy" Williams,
and operated by Rifus L Walter, was
burned to the grjund about two o'clock
Monday morning. The inmates of tbe bouse
barely escaped with their lives and very few
of the household effect were saved from the
flames. Tbe fire ts said to have originated
in the cellar and had gained such headway
before it was discovered that all effort to
conquer the flames proved ineffective. The
building was valued at three or f jar thous
and dollars. It was insured, but to what
extent we have been unable to learn.
Mr. Walter, the lessee of tbe house, own
ed all of tbe personal property. He did not
have a cent of insurance and his loss ia
complete. Beside losing all of his house
hold elT.-cts. Mr. Walter lost between i4I
and $!') in currency, which he ha I conceal
ed ia the building.
'Squire Hamer' BUI.
A very interesting bill was introduce! in
the House Saturday afternoon by R :presen
tative Hicks which was drafted by ex-county
Treasurer Hamer, of Hooversville, and
which, it is thought, will ex:ite considerable
attentin. Disentitled "A bill for the en
couragement of the mining of ailver ia th
United States and for the formation of silver
guarantee banks."
Briefly it provide that any p;roa hiving
ViO.OuO in silver bullion deposited with the
Government may deporit ia addition ii per
centum of that amount in Government
bonds, an J on that deposit msy receive !').
mj in currency for banking parposea. Mr.
Hamet i a gentleman who is known to have
given much study to thii'qaeatioa, and some
wno have looked throagh the bill introduc
ed by Mr. Hicks speak very highly or iu
provision.
Highest of all in Leavening Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.
iBSQUUTEJ-Y PURS
THE WRONG MAN.
John Yutzy, of Brcthersvalley
Township, Arrested in Pitts
burgh, Charged With Mur
dering a Mine Superin
tendent at Pied
mont, VV. Va.
John Yutzy, eon of Chsuncey Yutzy, a
welt known fanner of Brothersvalley town
ship, was arrested in Pittsburgh lst Wednes
day afternoon, charged with a murder and
highway robbery committed on Dec. 10;h,
IHJi, at Piedmont, West Ya.
Last Tuesday evening Yutzy arrived in
Rock ood and stopped at the "Merchant's
Hotel." Before retiring for the night he
took several drinks of whisk-y. Tbe next
moming hi went into the bar, and afier
calling for the drinks, tcndeitd a ii'i bill,
which he took from a roll of bilia, in pay
ment. When the bar tender sugle-l that
he would have to send tbe bill across the
street to a store in order to lave it exchanged
for bills of a smaller denomination, Yuizy
said, " Xo, we'll drink it up." He called
lor the drinks rtpeatedly before leaving the
hotel shortly before tbe arrival of the west
bound accommodation. Meanwhile the 10
bill bad been changed by the Landlord'
wife.
After Yutzy left the hotel 'Suiire Amos
Finnegan.of Meyersdale, arrived. Some of
the g'-mlemen about the hotel ol.'ice twitted
Finnegan about his efforts to capture the
murderer of Mine Superintendent Halde
maa, at Piedmont, W. Ya. Finnegan said
that he believed tbe murderers had been
and were still in Somerset county. In tbe
course of the conversation Finnegan pro
duced a prin'.ei description of the murderer.
As soon as landlord Johtu real it he re
marked to the bar tender, " that's the man
w ho slept iu Xo. 13 last nUhL" The bar
tender agreed that the guest of the nig ht be
fore answered exactly to the priute 1 descrip
tion of Haldeman's murderer. He then told
Mr. Johns of Yutzy 's queer actions that
morning.
What followed is told by the Pittsburgh
papers of Thursday morning:
At 11 o'clock yesterday forenoon the Su
perintendent of Police receive! a telegram
from Irwin D'ggn, of R ekwood, Pa , asking
for the arrest of Yu zy, who would arrive
in Pittsburgh by the Baltimore Si Ohio road
a! 2 p. m. As tbe police otlijers did uot
know Diggs, an inquiry was sent ai to the
charge against Yutzy. Ptter A. Johns, for
merly a Deputy Collector of Internal Reve.
nue, who now keeps a hotel at Rockwood,
answered this telegram by another that
Yutzy was wanted for highway robbery and
murder.
Detectives Rjbinson and Fitzgerald went
to the Buhimore .t Ohio Depot, met the 2
o'clock train and am sted Ynzy. They ea
sily recognized him by the description given
in Diggs' first telegram.
Yutzy is a farmer and miner, about twen
eight years old. His looks are in his favor.
He is below medium height, compactly built.
His hair and mustache are light brown, and
his fiiei tanned by out door work. He has
frank, bold eyes, but ia not a ready talker.
He was taken to police headquarters in
City Hall. On the way he did not ask why
he was arrested. He situ his name was
John Yu'zy. and that he had been born ai.d
raised ou a farm, tear Berlin, Somerset
county. At bcaJquarlers he wasq lestoned
by the Superintendent and several dettctives.
When told that he had been arrested for
highway robbery and murder, he said that
he knew cothicg cf such a crime. As .the
Pittsburgh otlicers did not know the details
of the crime, they werj somewhat at a loss
bow to go at the prisoner.
He was then questioned as to his move
ments. He said that be had been recently
working in a coal miue at Moxbam, a sub
urb cf Johnstown. Having been thrown
out of work tben. he ha l returned to his
fatbr' home at B.-r-iu. Thea he received
word tba' he could get employ m nt from a
farmernamed Fleming, near Murraysville,
Westmoreland eoun'y. He had formerly
orked for Fleaiii'g, and he sai J that he had
gone to Pittsburgh on his way to Murrays
ville. He left home Tuesday, rpeut tbe
night at Rock wood, and left there f r Pitti
burjjb at 'J o'clock yesterday morning. His
presence in Rock wood over night must have
been discovered by the otiirers there soon af
ter the train bearing Yutzy left. It is pre
sumed that he stopped over night at Johns'
Hotel.
TBI SToBT OF TH5 (Bin.
The crime with which Yu'zy is charged is
the robbery and murder of P. E. Haldea.an,
at Piedmont,' W. Ya , on Saturday, Decem
ber 1'J, ln'J3. Haldeman was the Superin
tendent of the Franklin coal mines at Pied
mont, and acted as paymaster. Oa the
morning of the day in question be alighted
from a train at the Cumberland Si Pennsyl
vania depot in Piedmont and started to walk ,
toaard the mine. He had, in an iiuitr
pocket, i2,O0 iu cash, with whirh to pay
the wages of the workmen. It was not yet
daylight. An hour later he was found ly
ing unconscious beside the road, not more
thau one hundred yards from the depot,
nis skull had been terribly crnsbid by a
blow on tbe back of the bead. His coat
bad been torn open, atid the money was
gone. Hald-.man lay unconscious uutil
12.20 p. m., when he died.
It was supposed that the crime waj com
mitted by men who knew Haldeman's in
tet.tioa to arrive that morning with the
money. They must have followed him
closely from the depot. The authorities of
Mineral county oflered a reward of tJ for
the apprehension of the murderera, aud tbe
Franklin Coal Company offered another of
the same amount.
Friday evening Yu'zy was relenel from
cu'tody, the Wesl Ya authorities having
discovered that he was not the man wanted.
People who know Yutzy say that be is an
inoffensive young fellow and that tbe worst
offense he has ever committed has been that
of drinking too much.
Narrow Escape of a Family in Ston-
ycreeK Township.
The new two story frame dwelling, situate
on tbe old Pogh firm, near Downey post
ofHtse, in Stonycret-k township, was burned
to the ground at an early hour Monday
morning. The house was occupied by Mr.
and Mrs. Adrian Art ire and their eight chil
dren. One of the children was suffering
from croup and Mrs. Artie arose for tbe
purpose of giving it some medicine. As
(he approached tbe bed with the medicine in
one band and a lamp filled with kerosene
in the other, ibe accidentally bumped the
lamp against a sewing machine with suf
ficient force to break it. Tbe lamp feli to
the floor and in a moment tbeoil had ignit
ed and the room was filed with flame.
Tbe frantic mother gnrped the sick chilJ in
her arms and carried it from tbe bouse. Her
husband aroused th other children and
conducted them from tbe burning building.
The husband and wife endeavored to save
ome of their household uis, and succeed
ed in carrying out all that was on tbe first
floor of the building before tb flame drove
them away.
The building wa owned by Rev.
C U. Hileman. of Hundingdon county, and
Miller, of York, Pa. It was built two or
three year ago and is estimated to have been
worth about $2Xi. It wa insured fur
I130K
Icing
I SECRETS OF A ROBBER EM
ONE OF "COL" HAMILTON'S CONFED
ERATES MAKES A CONFESSION.
The confession of John McClune, who is
in juil at Greensburg aaaiting sentence on
two charges of burglary, has caused a de
cided sensation ia the L'gotiier Yailev. The
declaration, which is sworn to, implicates a
number of ople prominent iu Liitonier,
and it is said parties residing in Someiset
aud Cambria counties are alto connected
with certain operations of the notorious
Col Hamilton gang.
Wiiiiam Beil, whose borne is in Johns
town, ia the only one of the number accused
who has so far been arrested. He was given
a hearing on Monday, and in default of
$2xj0 bail was committed. O.hers a-ctued
by McClune are Joseph Kuhr.s, who lives in
the mountains near L'soaier; William
Thomas, W. M. Nicely, Jam? Shrnm and
James Kearns, of that iinp.iejiate ne'.ghlKir
hood, and Lawrence ClilTird, of near La
trobe. Thomas is connected with a livery
stable at Ligotiior. He is well known and
is regardej with esteem by those most fa
miliar with him. Nicely owns a billiard
room at L!gonier. Ha is a cousin of the
Nicily boys banged several years ao for the
murder of old mat I'niherger in the Somer
set mountains. Shrura is ati old man ;
Kearns and ClifJord are young fellows. Oth
er conspicuous figures arc said to be named,
but precious few of them know whose repu
tation has been asssilad, and the uncertainty
ha provoked a decided nervousness. Senti
ment is divided on the trustworthiness of
the burglar's sensational charges.
The first of the robberies recited in the
confession ras that of Mrs. Sarah M tiler.
whose home is in L:gnier. About f J.OdO
was taken from her house during the night
John Galbraith's home s then robbed of
a gold watch and a small amount cf cash.
Dr. M. W. Miller' home was entered one
night. His clothes were carried oil while be
slept, with $100 ia the pockets. Berjamin
Yeally, a farmer, living ntar Ligocier, was
robbed of but $t. He was supposed to have
a large sum of money in his house. Jji'jb
Hauger was robbed of f I j: . His brother,
who lives near Stahlstown, was robbed of
f SIX. Marker Son, leading merchants of
Ligonter, ha! their safe blown oi'ea and
robbed of a small amount. The p-ist-oUce
at Ligonier was looted. Freeman Bros., tLe
milters, were robbed. About a wek after
the mill was robbed thieves entered George
Freeman's bedroom and stole J-;5 from his
vest pocket. Mary Ann Siirum, of Ligonier,
was robbed of il 2o. She had about $l,'-.o
in a trunk ia her rooji. When awjkti.ed
by tbe burglars she dropped the money out
of ber room window into the back yard.
Mrs. Boyington, who lives near Ligonier,
had tTo and some valuable jewelry liken
from her home one night. Justlci IL-am, of
Somerset county, resisted the burglars wbeu
they visile! his house. He was beaten and
died from the elfects a few weeks later. The
thieves got but a bra all sum of money.
Bete ber Barrone had a suiiii sum stolen
from his home. Harry Marker, a rich far
mer, .whose projerty adjoins the towu of
Ligonier, was prepared for tbe thieves.
When they attempted to forte their way in
to his house, he held the door against tl em
until his son procured a shot gun. When
the thieve fled Marker shot after them and
wounded Collins Hamilton, The wounded
man escaped. He was afterward arrested on
suspicion of having been coijiiecled with the
Jacob Hauger robbery. He was conitcted
about six months ago and is now serving a
term of seven years and five months ia the
Riverside Penitentiary.
About three months ago John McClune
and James Shrura fought, and Shruru made
information against McClune. charging him
with robbing Mary Ann Shrum. MeCiune
was taken to jail iu G.-eet.sburg. He prompt
ly set about to stcare his release through t.ie
eff orts of his fbruicr friend-i. He ha! his
associates in jail write several letters to peo
ple in Ligonier, asking them to help him
out, and threatening, if they did not csist
him, he would tell what he knew a'o jot the
robberies ill the valley and who committed
tl;em. O.ie of those letters was given to
Jar jb Hauger, and was by him sen: to District-Attorney
McCurdy. Armed with the
letter, McCurdy Went to the j 1 1 aud secured
from M.-Cluoe tba story. He also secured
an agreement to go into court and plead
guilty to the Shrum robbery, and to the rob
bery of Benjimin Yeaily. Tue arrtst of
Be 1 followed promptly.
All of the acctjied deny the cLar;tf$ trade
in tbe confession, avering that it is a black
mailing scheme unworthy of c-edencj.
Horses Wanted.
I will be in Somerset on Monday n-xt ft r
the purpose of buying another car load cf
horses. Tais wiil be tbe last.
II Win.irFE,
F. D. buCEMAKEK.
EYES EXAMINED FREE.
Trof. S. S. Little, tbe Graduate Optician cf
Cumberland, wiil visa Sjuif ret again Feb
ruary 11th aud loth, at the Somerset House.
Don't fail to call an d c r.suil him about
your eyes, for g'asies orrectly alj iUed to
fit them.
'Sr- Pointers ,S9'-
FL0UH is King of the household
and " Pillabury's Cost'' is the loader
with "Vienna"' a close follower,
but look out for World's Fair Pre
mium "Souvenir"' and ''Boss"
which we are about to introduce to
the trade.
fa,GRASS SEEDS.-
The largest stock and greatest
variety now on sale consisting of
Medium, Mammoth and White Clo
ver, Timothy, Orchard, Kluc and
Lawn Grass all strictly choice,
aud at prices low as the lowest on
this market.
BRAIN F00D.
TDK FISII Season opens with
consignments of our XXXX relia
ble and No. 2, Shore Mackerel
also No. 1, Lake Herring in packa
ges to suit now in stock at prices
lower than ut-uaL
Grain, Feed and Oil Meal
Always in abundant supply, at
wholesale or retail, to meet the
wants of the trade.
Cash Desirable,
Or, Country Produce, to suit, will
answer.
Respectfully,
COOK & BEERITS.
1SS3.
mm
IT OF THE
Of the County
Ru"rif3 tin 1 tj4-iidit'itv.? of Sumt-rst-t ('infy lVnslvanu, tr-m
the tii'sf Monday of J:t!it!.iry, Is'.':;, to iho ilr.-t Mond.iv of
January, lv0 1. John Ilatucr, Ks Tmi.-un r of ?oi!ier.t
G'tinty, Pa., in recount w ith the ('ot)'ify of Somerset.
KECEIPTS-DU.
For tax reetiwd from Collectors of State and County at.d S:-clal
rate for the year 1SS0, 1SC0, IS A, 1?2 and
Colli tors.
rJL-tTKTCTS.
Humar-l Lamrrt
Jnn II. AiitcUjr
A. H. Ofiit-r
vraj A. Yowf
J. J. Vik
A. II. Kih:tit4n
Eii . K-rt?jr ...
A. V. Mimxr
John T. Lryhg
S. Vv'tuUaitr
lairef iifum
T. Z. KiriKr
L. M. I-m.tK-rt
X. B. .Mtiinff
K K. I'utrfi.
Jira A. I'li'egujs.
Frank Httlej
11. H. V-xler.
A. II. Ohifr.
W. K. Mountain
Iani-1 Mitk.e
J.J. Folk
L. V. iMrn.
A. J. M'Micr.
A. II. Kii.iliruo...
A. O. Aitki Ly
'1 &tUiai t.j.i,ajrhtr
Lewi Maim in vt-r
J. v, ivVrkftMi.tt-r
K. H. iirrky
A. F. u in ti a
haiuuel Iifkj
W. i. Mi.irr.
F.J. F.ti.rr
II. K. :i :r
E. II. l-"tit. lie
E. K. Mfvt'r
y.. D. NUflVr
Noah I. Uowujun
J'thii S'eta
W. A. GlitlV:t
ertf .Vane-.
hitman. 0u:uiui
II. U Marit
JO?-pll EIilI
Frnri Taylor ,
M. C Horner
L. W. Su.livao
U. W. Leuturt
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. (sietnTi'ininv township.. ...
! tt ;i'i tu'AUMSp
. x sj;atn Ufi:rii ......
. Kilt L:h low ii .'till.
. Jt'iTr(ii towrtotiip..........
. ! I.iGT)in lowii!i:p
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. riut lnsitp
. V"'msfi'ji:f!tf township.
. Mie Luw;i3!np
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'A.:.ff.p. l;wah,j
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. Iirorlitrva:irT township.....
. HUt-k tuwuhtp
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. bwt:r TuTkrvf'Mt township..
. t.iuvi!n t'vvu-Jiip
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. Mi.MivHTrrk l"wn.iip
. Mi:fr,i township
. New Kiln more r xitciu...
. N-r!:aujpioD I'.wnriit
. Ntwi fiwrevil e bruuti
. jre towiinTjtp.
. I'.liUt t'-WIMllip
. (;niMiu'ifrir;f towi.&h'p
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. S'u-le towii-ift p.
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i
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TtaiTax
i. S. Hjrr.fll AMi-ri 'l-3 I ltil 6'.'
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Prank lli-tr.ej ;l;i r;i:i l.ru .
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tinfTge Kri!.m;:er. ; Hrt'ihi-rHVd.lt'j " eit Hi;
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W tv. K. i'uiim OMifluie h-iro " ZS.
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t!. A. Krvtc hiuan K k i. lt. " Km in'
O. W. wtfii. ...... .. Katrt't I Has-.
A. J. S'niir -i.riinni.e .. " ?!('
Itobert i. Hull Jilim " ni;
;. A. Pile JiD"r!3wu twro I 44 n i;;
Thiiiiian OallaKh-r. ;.lcnurr i " e-j;
texm .vUukeii.TT Ijiruin r 3i0 5j:
J. W. Karkft'ji'ler. 't.owt-r Tiukt-vfoot " i :
1. . At. Limirn '. " s;i ;x
A. F. Wel.-bonn .. iwu;i' bold ims-i i1
H.iM U. Mj!'.r Mi'MIn-rrt-k " T ri r..
J"nr S. rk'tirork Mi;forl lr.f.
F.J. F'ilr N-iv Ka'Tim-ri bom. i 74 txr
U. F Miiltr. N'.n.i :;!i.i"u " T u
L. S. s-'.it :Nr t.t.u.i-n:;e lirj. " m :i:,
K. Ii. Y"vts t!e ii
Feir 1'mtIhi he.. r.ir.r ! !i (!
lan:rl Vt ill i.iii'-:i.l.-i:ir. " 1!.
llrnrf F.triii:;; l.-i.-v--l i.ru ! " l f
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L. t. lan.:ell Mm le I j 7:n (.(
A. H. Ii j"-i-'R..... sint'i't u'irii J l.""ii iii;
JC'lmuri'l t'i'iHi.-ri. Nkuirr.-t 1 ; 2r7 4'.
Ciiarli-aC. .Mart jiiin.i;Niija ! "I b 3 ji
J ihn I!. MijOir -S!nn"m "j 11" wi
J.iho W. Uaitzer M":.wa lrr 1 liM 4j
J. C Eri !iiiiim.t n i;.i-
I. E. Krt-sur I t i-r Turkrifvit j 1 1 ".
J.C. I-"r'viue-t I rM.iid ir' a ' 170 :'S
F. 1'. Mutirf V'. Lvrslmrg bcro " 7J II-
Total tax rii-eivt. for l-.il
Amount of Male tax iiim over
AiKoutit of 't'j:Hr :a t:.iuUt iliyrn....
Aciounl of pciai uxirii; a lira....
Auiculof Stale lax liiou u Uowx.......
Oram) total tax rer.Mve-i
To rnlfmp'.iMi mocey uneatel lan.li
To t-rr'i-d in iUrT
To Mali- lax nrtnriii '1 10 ro!ii,!y
To amt.nnt rti'trm-'l fr m S'at for r'-ti';u IjooIja, . ...."""..".'
To .iiioiuil rfvi ivril from 1 i.inmon wra th coala. t ic, toiumi-isi iu rs' ifljfcr," p."i' .
To lnUm in trra-iiry ai Mti.euii-ur 1;M
Ti llcfuse fee iluevouu'y, Itss Trt'aiirer' conioiiSsioa iillll."!!
T"tal rerfipij for 1-9:1
BuiiUi-.-e tle J 'Dn liniuer, coaaty trt-a;rir
EXPENDITURES CR.
I!y amount ff or'li-r for A-Mri pay
vlt-wt'ts p-v .....
Co.iimi?i--i:tia' pay S. I". siioiipr ..
" ;. F. Kim me;:
" - W. F. I :il
' 14 Cnmmon-.TeairU'i costs
i: " M-w i.n .;.
" imi.--.;.4 oi. I U "ii-s
irii'ng uii'l aiv iiisir-ir
l-Vi'll-ii tx-l).'s
" rei'A.rn 10 rourt-ti-'iiae.
' ett-nit- at c.irt-lioii!f au-1 ja:I
vau:i itn.l ortlte r.Murrs. tin;ii:i(:ciif n' t
" triai;rr's krs, uux-atnl iaua ,
r-.'.'t i'.irilaia
" il:-'rM -artnrppt' fee
fc fM'i.''ri' Imrul
" ri'iii-..;.:-- ! r- mroj
UhUX aH'i fur!
" ' pr.1ll1-4a-4.tr' , V. il. aIlRr.
" cuuary xiuiiiur' pay I". r. Braai'lvr
" - II. SMalr
" " J. O. Il-r
" " oontr au r" i-'frk a i i auoriiey'i p.iy..
nr,I .-.-T4 of i-in y
au'IJ-.r ptii:it.: a.-'u:;4
" '-ii:iiiidii-au-r'a liavv.uj eitKi.--.i
-aiP'
jarr rmn isi-meis' p;iv
" .U r tl a til l "
M lvir-rioue lo lialanoa a.'.-'o'in: ,
liniifif p ;,,
U.-aroi." jurif
44 o tallnt, uii"ii:.;lj
" rr.-ir.'s
" J til Jamtol' pny
t n-ls, i )rr.-.t'i r.i.-iity.
' liiAiiioiit rioMiiiui
" li.irri.'ii.iir tioni:..!
" " Vorirti-za rt-f .rin s. Ii y;l
- " nvrr-paiil tac4 r. f m le.1
Hur.nn Ion r'-( .r:u-uiy
" ir..4iry i-ai'l vu'e
' irr r.iiii::ii u.acr.4' clerk'a 5ay
' er til' Jiin.ra' par
'.iiiui:i.'wHo!iri"aHorat'y'i pay
" " ii-Iiorao,lr''l pa? ..."
" r Kin i rif r's mi ! ?i: av pay
4 r 'iiiuiiioricrs' .'yrit'g pay ;
traver jur irs' pr ,
44 44 oirt-tioii- j tn:;..-ra ;i ay
41 fM'ion-trv aa t ponta-
44 j til phv.-.u'iaa'. p.y ....
44 44 c.erk'n ro:oo Nation rnnn
44 44 A. J. Oiili-ira'i cormnu-ion on Sta'e crt'I.t,
F!t amn.int of rrarera cr):iiaii44'ou of !vri'-;iu -hi $ V",7'iMi
Ity liaiaii'-e laxt- on un-;a-eii Ian S r?.-;ivi'l a:j 1 ptil by Weanurt-r ia lv..;
iJy ainouul of rt'tciniiii-m lajury u.!.-.'.-! I tu-U pai-t Su:n:iit to rnatiip..
44 44 44 Oif'.e lowu.-U'p.
44 raid poor boar.l 4c. Com. l.lRi r p. SU
Total expen litnre..
W- H. SAN N! Rt Eq.i Prothonotary anJ
an. 1 Terminer of ttie 1'onniy
fc i:u-rt lor X. 1. I-'.-k
1 To am mat of cv.im it-? of 1KI bill
Hy urJcn to V. 11. "unurr
ISAIAH GOOD, Eq., s-'trrifl or Soan-rl
for A. 1). lmi
1 T. am-ant of l-v2 h.V.
44 t-sMni.iie of :i:c biii
a 44 a i-o . lii L-:ii
4 hy onicrs to I waii
S U SHOBERt County Comrcrwiooer In acc wat wita Somerset county for ls-J3.
. ca.
1 To acirrjrKte am-Mint of orlrra reoi!iv-e.i bv Coni. Sa-Mtor, it? Lc-lrr o W
1 By tit lya wrv.'t .5 (iW per ilay aa prr if Igrr 1 7C4 :)
INDEBTEDNESS0' S.mcrrt county on 1st Ja&aary, 14.
1 To am tot bna.ltr-1 ink i:Iivm aee C4omm!iiiMjra Dinata:
44 opit-ra ou'Mtuailtntr
CEO. F. KlMM EUL, Co. Cora, in account
1 To a3lrtt am Mint of or ! rei-cive
t Ey jaa data twrvk-r U W por day aa
W M . F. UHL, Counly Coal. In acconat w'.lS
To ttijrtrtie ain-mar of nriVr r-tive I
To aal daya acrvKea ., fl-ao pvr ilay a.4
Wl. th nn'lrnt'ime.1 Au litora of th"( ointr of
ilo r-n.fv lh.1 in piir4iun- of ti 47ta .-imo of me A.-t eoiiil-.J : "An A.-; rvUnrjf u 10
Town-iup. pajMfil the lain day of Apn'. l"4. ve uet at tii et of J'iwky ib .r. ivm'y f
Snrifi, on ihe la; day of Jaau ir jr." A. U. lt, n l after b 'io duly rn. d, 1 a i.iit. fci; is:, tr: -et-tlr
tne iw-veral accoonrs reuirt-d oy w. ajrrt-rahtv Io ihe neteraJ A-w of Avtm'i.y an! tne -..;.;:-meula
laeret-s aivrilinj lo the W.t if wir Ju laneut, aOt.iiy an-i kaow.eila. and ;he f'rir ..ie
it a true and correct arairment of the foii iwina af.-ouiitA. rt-oe.'iivr! : If. J-nn l:an.r. Tr.-e.it-r
of the 'ouuly of S".nirei. wiiii aaid iVmuty .i M.MterM-t. and- i.itam il. SauiK.-r, Pnrtfki;arT an-t
. iera of ide. I mri or me 1 obit 01 n.d,-twi wai in. m:i i wii:;.i oi nif ret jr-iii i-i.
ShenJof tbe t'oiu: of smertt. wiik Mid Cottoiy of vm.ru". 4!- Hamael I, mi r. F.
Kimmel and W in. F. I'hl, 4'oooiy Coiumiaitcer of tbe Coun'f of niiraei, wua Met tmmtv of
Nmier(.-t. ail for Ihe year endiiMT let iUt of JaonarT. A. It. 1.4 And we furfter cr-ifv lt we
nn l lut.an'-e due Joon llamer from ue Couaty of Muaiertieiul Fuur llo-trr-l and uairea km
aattl eiicty-f.'ur reot ir4;a.M .
W t furtber eertify that eayk of al otTI.-er unH Nve, aal ser. were du'y hkiukJ to
appear before lite Audi'orw, and ttity did appear hrf.irt a aitd prflu-ei ilteir tca. t.a r'a. or
ttera, biii ut.1 papera. 1 be report of Imi year Ueic' ioei, (...invmi berri.t aiia-iel waa lak-
wttK-b artow. i hat ttie iietn is i tec yar pr;ttiel n-pft of tne ipr.d.iorf. I lie. a 4WeaT' t.i..
waa ikjc paid is year Mil: pr.n:ed report ahuw ttua waa uulaUoi at iaat year rii
Btenl. In teim nr wWeuf we bate terennto et oar tuaJ aatl a3xe4 our teaja, tia 'Jurty-Sru day
Of January. A. U ISM.
Attest ) atMfF.L t F'I, :i4
fctrvfl E. MlYEiot. f. V K. vt HlkKK. :-!
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DMIXISTKATOUS NOTICE.
Estate of Jaeob A. Fhnlta. late of Jeffenoa Tp ,
aecea4.
Letter tetamentrT on the aliore .atae bar
ID been (rained u the nixletst iried ly th prop
er aotii-uy, toxire la hetvi.y :ven lt ail pi-rua
kuow 1:1 Utemwitrea inl'bcea to Mid etale lo
make immediate payuteut and liiiee btin
c.aitua atraia-t the aroe ft pnei;t tnem du'.y
antnenii au-l Ut ta-Tt etuent on rday. Feb.
let, at lit law rtaideoi-e of di-o 4.
W. P. HAT.
AJuiuaialrator.
COUNTY AUDITORS
of Somerset, Fa.
RevtivaL..
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DM I S I.vT KIT Ui' NOTICE.
aMaiecf Zt Baer. late of Sotnerwt Ptwa.hip,
Ore -1
"Letient efadmini. rat iota bavin been r-ame1
by tne peopr aa:tMrity ut it: a'amiic-tO. uo
tue is tteret'T ittn U a;l pert, n a lii'lrlHel l
aid eMate ut Bale ImitieU.ate oaviuenc. an4
tlmee r.aeiu riatjiai U'tlu al aetaie will pn.
aeal them d-iiy auttteulatcl IV tt.emect, at
th houae of Lel walker, aa Friday, Ifarrh 'r.o,
I"4" ( II VEI.E' B. AT.Ea,
I. M. H MBiX K,
Admitlialraura of fctra Umt, dec L
I Yr. I County Fp.'i:. j Stale.
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2 CAR LOAD
SLEIGHS & SLEDS
JUST ARRIVED.
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New Warehouse
FULL LINE OP
SLEIGHS, SLEDS, BU3GIES,
WAGONS, CARTS, HARNESS. LAP ROSES, HORSE BLANKETS
WHIPS, ETC., Baught ia Car Lead Lots.
Call and examine stock and get my prices
before buvinir elsewhere.
E. L. SIMPSON,
SPRING
WE are Ready.
O
nr Sprin?: Stock contains cverj
ttvlish.
I
u Men's, youth's, Boys' and Children's Clothing we arc tho hustlers.
A head and shoulder ahovo all would- be competitors.
O
ar Hat Department challenges
seeing is believing, call
THOMAS & KARR,
2ol and 253, Jain Street, JOHNSTOWN, PA.
Six Mammoth Departments Each the Largest Store ot
Its Kind in Johnstown.
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C;.rt ami
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IV; t. I-("li-tMn,
llat-t.
Fu: i.i.-hiri iiji.uli
Evcr t!i!ii3 lit iv 1 1
St ire. l.-iv and
f FL. that FITand WEA K tituli'.v the best. Vri.va
thel'w.'.s!
In CAUPKTS our Spring patti'mt art4 prettier than
ever Ik-fur4. 'tr ili.-jiiay cf J-t iies' Coats suriiassa!
any jrevi.a-.li;iy.
T. (iroeeries--'J'n;'7 an-i tj
In :!. K Tefl. F'til of every il.-siT!(.tion
truj" Country jirxluet; taken in exeliaiiLi4 forixxld.
JOHN THOMAS & SONS,
Main St., JOHNSTOWN, Pj.
240-243
as . --it r-, rr-iini,,-H, or ullu-rwi4, iht t.'j;
fiaO ii.tf 4UT.i;.!9 iinVt J ii-vt Ki -Vr. a, id
at -ViiJ44. !--(, I V-jviiifviav, ft fa, lv4.
AcroHitt t.r Ji,in V. fcl-I.T, v!aii 21-t,i
-;rt iiii-i r;:il aa-.tniio' J. A. nni C. L-
Kir-t i tnut imxiiii (! i i(i.r,c3 iUncl, aJ
ui:ntriiror of I-nr irit-r, Hr 1.
A?c.;iur t'hvla A. ilaiiiitii, executor of
Joi.ii VlU iitl., 'ItC 'i.
ah-ois: vf oam-1 ard Al.r-ini Miitcr, a!r-"n-l:riui-44iu:
rhrt:ii 1- N..l r, U'
i- .r-t -ifi'i rjt! act'Mint i I-p-n J. Sc-pse, ix-e-'.t'
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t a:i i iitiai ai-? iMr o? .'iri J. Ihi.Iip;i,
ailiiiiM-trnirix or j ria w. i'uj.l.poi. le' i.
V r; avojant oi ii-jnr J a.ia -.n. iitliiinl V.
tk1 I el L. inltailr tt iui:iii-.iraurt of
A:Ir i ilaii-jtli. d-f d.
cia 1 at fou At ot Aifre-l X. Sayiier, executor
vt . IMS an:iir, dt t-" i.
-.i. i H1..U a- fn.iiit of Hiram Gnu, x:cu
tor ff J.o0 Miifpuj. fli-c t.
Joint Ware, it.
v- ut:i',f V. H. Hty, (fiar-UitQ of Flor- ik-
KirM aritl Pnal int Ja.b 3. Fr. Uine,
a-i'ii.tii-t-tmLiar tt ls!rtm Ir-i' airr, ilet- .
'.rM tkn J tifiti t. in; t..iAanl Muilli, a l-miri.-t
:a:.r of Mdrxrl .-niifi. '-c I.
hirsi aMi fiuai tc-s-.-nt or U. . w a iming
tfa r (-i J. li'i h rr U r. 1" "tK d.
':-. a.itj l.: aa-i:ifit .-t ii i- H ..:! ty,
h !iM.tu-.ralr awi l: t iet; of Jticub Tli'jtu-ii,
We !.
1 ail f.-i il a o Miut of J,h f Enlc aI-
1 :.; at(-'it;ii oi Yi;e.'(i . ii-tr. je :;!. aa o!
Jj.: l. . rre-s Ir 4 i.-r.
K.rt : . i :i .; a. nil.t -f i : H -:.ie?n J"r,'
a : r..4i ini,"Ti.t ti l-aii-i!-. !' I.
;ri ai -1 ui tu- uiit oi a ir Fr.e-!-ine.
ai'.i i ii.-Uf.rt-r i,:,'.iL U k a.i 'u- i !- -1.
:.i :i:iA' iv.-nti of ii i", K r.i :r n-1 M
V. -t-riwr. a lrar- i;rrjur.t of !jvi-l .At'if . 't-rir'd.
I .rt :i i t.nai s'-finiai of A'rain I. V.Ler,
adatii.l-'.r'or of Jai J. W vi-r. dvr'd.
hl and Lual a ount of Ar:a 1. V.Vavtf,
al.iLni?t.a:'jrof J-u Wtfvrr. !.. k
F:r-t a.-.ojni of .?r$e -.-im;;, exeCJluT cf
-iornoa 'onip. dr J.
I"'.r-ttv-- -un: wt o;ver Knern'r snl AuhUj E.
F rva.c. a-i.n:r:.s:riai ft o. W-j. a. rr.-a.Ni. it;r'd.
rirttii(i lii'ui Hint of P. J, Hion-ii. vl-in:nt-i-Hior
id truu-e of An Irew Sitfun'.v't'!.
U-a'.-r-.T o'K' .1?, t jAtUil I-J.l LRii,
ivv. Zl 'it, i ktgi.of.-r.
c
XiVRT riiCCL.MATi A.
V HI TEA. Ite IT'!.. jAiOfl II. I.(yiKMiKIR,
Pre-;;i ! Ju-!,).' oi iUt v rui 'ur-t i.f Conjin.-r.
l it- o! tr.r .or&i -otnit;-! r4m;.;rf th !rth
jinli;-:al I''.: n-t. an-! J-.tit ot ;lit- 4'ur of n -r
a'.i i Itr'-aitit-r 'ifiitTal Jn-f 1 tivery, fr t;ir
tiMl of ail '-Pafajtai ar..i ocr oiVii-it-.-H i'; thv ntl
I't-tr,it. and 1: J. ttKKR ar.'l N-aJ( a
t. . J'l'i of ihf t"o:iitf of o:i.!ii K.-a
a:id J :ii:rts if t:t rt.urt f yt-r arid ltr-r:iiiii.r
aid (.4:r:trai Jail Iw-Iivt ry fr ti. trial of ai! rapi
.! and ott.T ottndtTn :i ihe ouuty of smfr-rt
hivi ivsut-d V.. ir T.rti4l- and t i tut dir- tui,
fi- hol'iiu;? a ( Uvirt of oi:i:doq FUa and trf-nnrai
: -iter sitni of ihe htai e e:t iiraerai J-u-Kilv-rr.
au4 CourJ of aad X-Tr&iU.r a;
soaicTN-t, oa
MONDAY. FEB. 2Gthf 1894.
Xot:'I I h?r.4Vj g.f.. -a loIl thoJ-jt.cmofth
f:i tr n-rr and oi:i Lb?
"a- J CtauntT t,f -faKner't, tal ihry te then and
t;:i re :u It.-.r j ri:t per-iia v.:b iht-ir ntli, r e
orii.'a, in-.ui -iiini-. -?t4ia::oiti'4:s nd Oil:-' r-i-Viiiru!u
rt", t- do I m-- lhiiir m iju-h t- their
or..- and in lliat twhA-f atertaiu to h d,tv.r,
and al-o yl.vj w-o ill j.-rii4tiiitra!-u::'.i.e pruv
o!it that are or r.all ia tn a;i of fMatnrxrt
( o'.iuty, toN then aa 1 Lhcr to jtnttute aaii!
thein aa saa.l be jort.
EDWARD EifOVFIf.
tie: : C
Notice of Appeals.
heM frrn tn a--i ""Ui :t 4f Iv.--. at iUs t';a
m ur?r t . m : aVa , fr :ia wvtral
dLriO h iccaij tf r ' aicrt. L, ca
March 14th, 15th & 16th, '94,!
vh-oarol wb-rj ail rius an ! crf;ora,l'T:4, I
tt.- i ' n- t-.t'ir.4-. - tut: ai tu r ;uj-ia,.a j
ard T;t:ai:.n -f il.f.r iaxl e iT'-i-m) a.i! i j
t-C4, io ut a a-- mi ad I'ro-tv.it-.t, art i-
y. tt-d tu aiu-inl an 1 tate tt-rtr jr.t.iai. tt Jaf
! IT 4 n-ntrfi.T: Ut -A
I if ti " -n? rId n th a-Tj? m
tiii'.i'-TO tt un 04 1 1 m a .
M . and jvtiji
fv:N-M HtVHY n.ftNCT,.
i. U. lva-IRT. I'. -.itirrt.
.aer. WILLIAM V M 4 V,
f USLIC NOTICE.
Tl (.ll..l"c e.kiit kr 4-n tl-4 la y
olT:. .. au'i a.... . fc. ...r.-'t .r.n t.lal U. ana
.ill br tva.-aiad w ;ke t-cn iu -riil-, oat
Thursday. March 1, 1894.
T TX iM rinml ar .nx 4 . B. Ptil-aMi, rTB.
a.ir:w t r i I t r
K'lt t MUMC4.fli-(J. it. IS' U. aMiatlM
of?. Kitt my.
tk '.to. X'.4
t
lJ440i."CArT.
NOTICE.
In th? m!-T-f th-p a-tira'neat of nub i. H
darvT af-xl wife m Hay, ft-c tM brorr-i
ti rre-Jiu-r. th Aara v4 tiie Aiw.
ha 'tt lia1 U.e.r trtlU4atira prmy 04 lba i otjrt ia
rstifv. .nj ati4 tar:rni lb mi wOYen-f
ajid iraiur f th re&. nvl lu i atnLrtn
4mry. aod tbat ih A-Bngtw it rmmrl aa-J d!
rtarvt. J hrr Of gWeQ ttC tike tPr
of tb re-Utaa'ttea lirt be crmutr4l by lb OKirt of
'irtTK-a fU-mA yhjmrr-t count t . tto'-i odct
w i trade -AnrU on or be tow lit jbeik daj of
Fctow J.
VALaENTIVE HAT.
Atty tot rUikttcr.
'Vv
I V
lTr.Tr.ense Eoom
Patriot Street.
of 1893.
-:0:-
Are YOU ?
tliing tliat Is New, Beautiful and
the admiration of everybody. As
and be satisfied.
bo f ti:i'I in a first r!xss Pry GvIs
ttu r nowiti.i than ever bel'ure !
Clotiiinj: fr ail lp.iiikin.l ! Cxi,! unit fur f:0t! Suits
also ,'r i '), $ ".u, ii.i), tip to t:t0i n). Hoys' Suits
a ppti-ulty. hxkI suit f.r fl.UO. HaU in all
- itilitj. AI! n44 and fresh.
FETAlb LIQUOR blCEJSE.
NOTirE Ij hiiiT iriTon that the f.illnwli'.
name 1 '. .0 u.ire lite r ai,itt aiiuii ur
Tavern l.la-n.-- ;n my m'ice. an.! tbat the aHnitt
will bo j ro.-euc.l io llto Court ul 'aarur tiearWu
fur ail- waru-e, un
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2S, 1394.
E l.arJ Ni. al.iw. AJui-i.u Uitan-hip.
( ha.. A .Vii.i f'fll.
J.w S. jCimrm-rinitii, IfcTlln txjivi'ijh.
Amlrew 3!ciua'ia. -
Wiiiiam A. mil, I'uDilaetu e "
tMi Men:e-t
. M. I'.l.li
Anifit-t K'ielilr ( ..nf maac'i tuwnahiit.
R. i. a tr. '; Li.
J. J. Konrpil. latiin tr
J . K'T.1, ,M .'Vrrxla ie Biru1ll.
Na: '.ai:k-i -.i;rer, '
J .hit H. .;!" t. 44 t.
r.fliyrt iju'lin?, 44
J"hn t. KtM-ler, NorthtaH'Ina tmtrti.Mja.
il.lii u r;h. gtwuiatatium; ti'naiil.
a!uul A: llaiiivji, K.atva fcorniijh.
iin iei Hiiriuiau,
P A. J-!-r, -
K.lifar Kvle. .Ha- Mt bonxlith.
C. . 'au:itr.
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VVUiiHin H. Tiyniun. sinier t U.irn.hfp.
.-tiuiifi '..later, M.y?-ioa Ixo'iHiab
J. mi Ii. Hi.,
J hn W. IIelj.t i?h. Si:ierSill b,ri'..V
Altrt Vaiwii at'l, .
Kt-er kiuimel Surrrrr.lt ti'Wiisiilrj.
lii-nrjr Iaxc:il, Sali-bi.rT uor.xikli
f V Hay.
J'-jjh .-i h-.t. Vr-lna
I-.ut.- A. J. : km-,
V. i. Hnl'it'l. 44
H . . iiil, oner tcrai:li
Cleric .iu-e. i y.V, SAVLiVT.
rv-'- 1"-' i t ier.
Executn.-j and Trustee's Sa!c"
- tF-
Valuable Real Estate!
A4 Fm-tTiIor of th.- ia..t D.1 teVarm i:t of
N:ah W i '.s'jr. iU-f .1 .. an. ht iinur of au outer
uf-i.ie l-i.! Miof the 'rpl1ar. C. ort of .- u-ers.-;
ri,.ii,tv, pa., aii-1 to Uie an.ler:Kne 1 .!itv
.t as l-ii.-l-.-i3 if l:if eMan of Ja. ot UeiKle.
ilit'.l.. laic i.f sn.uTi-m-k U.ni.ii.. .-,Bien-t
rtmutr. p., 1 wait n;,t at pi;i..ic cuirrT u
tut p.-tiues iu .Stanley ijie, ia sai-l lo.iur.ip. t,!
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1894,
at 1 i.'. I.H k P. it., tiie lit.ltia-liig .lescrilxd real,
i-sta4.e, tr.je .
The h.. ne pror!r of the laio derrKlent, nu.
t-ittiita' ilmt I'a irro m l. havintr thereon ert-et-(I
a goial it.i iof ,- ilwellinir Ik.ik. ueiher
tti'li a tur.: ami oih.-r oiuMi-iiiioir. all iu sai.
Cou&uua. iki.- ! a v-ry ileM.-ai ic hoate.
Terms
Ten rr ct-nt. of t.e Tirt iia.-e money tot aif
whD the proiwriy i- ki-rk.l flaw a, one third of
the ftvuau'der ou deitvery of dred, aud the imi
a:ifo in iwoi-s'inl aiinuai (lavmeuu, to be aecur
l,y J'Kiucui, witii iuert!.
DAVID WEIOI.K.
KxLctiLor aivl Triwie.
PUBLIC SALE
Valna'ob Esal Estate !
The bit lerti-aed ailraiuitratrix cf Catharine
M: .fve. dt-tn ni r(ve to puolur aaet At lh
ii iu -ser-Bet tKitotjn, oa
THURSDAY, MARCH 1st, 1894.
tttotif u'cVliP M...fi1 (Ut. tbe foilowln-dc-m-j-r!
U-t re-t eii- I: tiie property ul
anns Mi Alee Ji r 4.
A itrttiu tot of trnxind the rrooh of r'om
erxt. L4(.'tnty wri ,.l Mmtv ui tVoriMl
ff -i "'iiiiKic HiU tatr-! on itie onii. IWi-.
A laaT f:i.;ini- r the tat. V. t!.iua bwt-n ?
ire at-rtli a:.t Viihtm Hura-t rn ir.m th
Me tt t Uriiic tre laio -tre atid of
t.- vArai.- Hi'Uu n.;rfhvj-.i ! .j twi n mt,r r
im. :ni a h.e t:e.vou, and Ul be a-u.U 1
Ja tUttlA.
T0 V VY C fn"!tmlit r, "I o half
Trie j-.t tat ;ii iy ea irci ou the iut by judr
meat c le.iii-1 run-
M .iii A K tW;?KR,
A a- rii r.. T'-rt4U-e,
4n !U4lt H'--rt,
A.:rrMj 1;y. fm.
COAL LANDS.
One cf the Richest Veins ia the
Somerset Region
FOR SALE.
Tlx no-Wriji ..(frr at (iptvt ... th (ana
i tba ata tnrorti. ti. auutnu. focnerwt
U.'th.i.ia.Liiyi r.raantur mt la at
!-: .ta'a rvj :i,' valta. an-1 t. fal npp.tr.
t'llwt W. aJI .eil aalesl. a WW aa4
(al lall tla. liua. Taa . at
H. 1 lltncta tu latM anl caVra 9 !-, aaia I
ta.t.i'l u?. li -lMni: u avt al mtM ntm
f ar T 'la a. rtay :m w a. .av.ieal 'ia,ty
at baa hnii oa lor ! j iam 1 atnrma ;roa
t.'.
Trtr rnal !imi'Jt.iit aw! la nf aa Btta
'i'al ifiauty a. Uiat lcaa.i ataaijata will
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