Chicago's nsn supply.
How It 13 ASected by the Finan
cial String-ency.
H. rJ Tla- Haa. aus-l " Fcopl.
EtwoxiH Their Mt Bills -W
be', tbm Art I'rla-
clpallr 01ttod.
The report of a shortage of 12,000.000
rm-hels in the oyster crop of Cu-sa-ja'.:e
bay does not disturb the eiua
rirr.itv of the Chicago dealfrs.
iir business is mostly in fish th'.s
ri.iter," one of them declares. "Hani
t.mts. have caused people to eoouo-mix-
on bi?h-priced ojteTS and meats
and turn to fi.-.h as the i-taple food.
IL-h are ten- cuip and plentiful.
rhicapv eats -O.OOG.UuO pounds of lake
fish and 5,000.000 pounds of ocean fish
aniiuallv. The lake fish were caught
a:;d frozen last fall, and bo lone as
tixy remain in ice continue as fresh as
when taken from tLc water. Hotv-er.-r,
if anyone demands nev.ly
a-riuplit fi-h, the Mackinaw fishermen
are sending down choice trout daily
taken from the straits.
"As to orsters. the crop of lia'.ti-m-.re
and New York mipiit totally fail
without embarrassing' the public in
trie least cr raisin? the price of the
bivaire.
"The Gulf of Mexico produces fully
rs fine flavored oysters as are taken
anywhere. Many people like the pulf
ovst-T best. New Orleans could easiJy
fruily the world w ith oysters, as its
e.,iilt" environment is enormously pro
line in ovsters. delicious crustaceans,
!,!d fishes. Those jru!f edibles are
sent north in refrigerator cars whi h
I. ave conveyed dressed beef south.
They also come by express. The fail
ure of the fish and oyster crop would
1 a (Treat boon to the gulf coast
tra.U-."
The fishni'mj-er mentioned that the
I'aeific codfish had invaded the Oii
. a?o market to the detriment of the
Maine-Massachusetts' namesake. There
i- no difference in the appearance of
t V rivals, but epicures think the Ta
e: fie ckI the choicer. The I'aeific cod
is now shipped to Massachusetts salted
nd sent out as Atlantic cod. No one
can tel! the diff-.-renee.
A popular fish in Chicago is the red
snapper taken in the Gulf of Mexico,
:;nd called by many the (rtslf cod. It is
n Lai.d-oiner fish than the cod and of
jiturh finer flavor. I.anre fleets e-rnrajre
!:i the catch of this fish and it is forc
ibly its way into all the markets of the
v.-.rM.
Ilr.xik trout weifrhin? from two to
fve jwmnds are plentiful in the loeal
in:irkets. Th;y come from private fish
p. nds where they were taken out and
fr. en last fail.
The finest yellow perch are taken in
the Detroit river at the St. Clair Flats.
Miiseallonjre reach the market fruiu
the interior lakes of Wisconsin.
The lake trout varies in color, both
of skin and flesh. The flesh is yellow
fr.:n the southern to the northern
waters of Lake Superior. In the
l! irthwest corner of Lake Superior the
fen lx'eomes red and the skin a fne
f i::iiie of the brook trout. This latter
variety, which is the finest of trout, is
believed by some to be a brook trout
from V Nippon river, w hich in times
past left the stream and bred a deep
water variety of itst If. It is scarce in
the local market. There is a suspicion
that the Wal dealer sells it as a large
lr k trout.
liels mostly come from Fulton, X. Y.,
where, on the s-c;ro river, is the
largest eel industry in the world.
iivan fish are not popular in the
west, nor are lake fish popular in the
east. The condition is natural.
Crawfish come from New Orleans
where they are the staple f.xvl of the
lr.in.-ii people. The craw fish makes
the most delicious bisque known totiie
epicure.
IMSOMNIA PARTIES THE LATEST.
A HufTalo Ba'Us t nitiis I'laa of Woolog
the llroarsr God.
A Sis'iety younjr woman of IhnTalo
Jias devised a novel entertainment,
which is shortly to lie made public. It
is to be a reception for people who
can't sleep at r.iriiL, Among her
friends, says the Medical record, are a
er ut many delightful people who are
troubled with insomnia, and who con
fess that they spend many frightful,
wakeful hours walking" the fl'r. lonk
out of the window, rocking in easy
riiuirs. tryinjj to read or write and in
o:her u -c'.essand tiresome orcupationn.
When her plans are fully matured this
original younp women intends, on at
least tw j nights in every week, to he
at liome to those distressed female
friends from midniyht until morning.
'1 i;e puests are reouested to appear in
nr r.iiiijue. resrss-table bedrtMnu cown,
bath ro!es not excluded; the lights are
to be dim. southing? music and stupid
eoliversation will lie the only diver-t-ions
permitted, hot chocolate and
lipht wafers will be served, couches
itiid easy chairs will be provided in
bbundance, and the insomnia victims
are earnestly desired to fall asleep as
Kon as jKissiblc. It is whispered that
pri.cs will be offered for the first snore,
but tins detail is not authentically an
lioimeed. The reception is to be a
fact, however, and an eajrer expectancy-
as to invitations is in the air.
AHEAD OF THE COWCATCHER.
How far 1 trlr lle.dlicht I Now Toed
on Sumrr:,u iiil' roada.
The electric lieadiirhl is now used on
many railroads, and W. It. Sparks who
is interested in a southern road, re
cently told a writer for the Pittsburgh
I'isputeh that his company had found
it a very profitable investment. The
l:;-'l.ts cost about three huudred end
seventy-five dollars each, fixed on the
locomotive, and they tost no more
than the oil li-rht to maintain. The
old hca'.liht would not throw lU
liu'ht on a very dark lil-ht more than
:ne hundred and fifty feet, and it U
i:r possible for an engineer to slow
up his train in that distance, even
with the emergency brake. C'uite an
item in the expense of the road used
to be claims for cattle hilled. During
the rainy season the lands alone the
!:ne of the road Kcome very wet in
places they are entirely covered with
vater and the cutt!t come upon the
track seekinp wmie dry sxt on which
lo sleep. When the id headlight was
in nw as many as tliirteen rows have
teen killed at one timeaud theciamape
rlaims have sometimes amounted to
over one thousand dollars per. month.
Now the electric iie-ht throws its ray
from half to three-quarters of a mile
in front of the engine. Obstructions
fin be easily seen at that tlistance and
some of the eiipineers insist that a
sw itch disk can 1-e more easily made
out by it at nnht than in the daytime.
The lights, moreover, d away with
( v. iteh iiphts which is ouite a savinp
to mads that use them to any preat
extent. Mr. Sparks says that the en
(rines usinjr the electric headiiphts on
his road have never killed a cow, and
he is confident that the saving in stock
claims alone will more than pay for all
the headlights on the road within two
Tb Latest 6Uai Thnwo.
State Senator Owens recently spoke
r.f an opponent as follows That fel
low is no pood; he wears rubWrs." A
reporter of the New York Sun hasleen
inouiriup about the meaning of the
phrase. He asked a well-known poli
tician: "What docs it mean w hen you
tpcaU of a man as wearing rubiiers?"
he said. -My boy," said the politician,
'that is the wry latest slo-ip expres
sion. It simply means that a man is a
sneak; that, figuratively speakicp, he
approaches yon with rauilksl feet. If
you go into any police museum in the
country one of th thinps they'll fchow
you is the rubber shoe that the sne.i'
thief or the assassin uses. It isa
ordinary tennis shoe with a rubber sole
and a canvas nrper, and the only
reason it h worn by cnKiks is K-eause
itpivesthem an opportunity to creep
cp behind their-'icUm without beina
heard." .
MODERN MIRACLES.
Careful and Complete Investigation
l.y a "Journal" Reporter.
A Searching Inquiry as to Start
ling Statements Recently Pub
lished. From the Albany, X. Y. Evening
Jet esal
A few days since, the 7om-(men of
this city pablibhed a remarkable letter,
under the bead Uecb of "An Athens
Miracle."' The statement!! made were bo
unusual, and the interest occasioned so
great, that an investigation by a "J ournar
reporter Beemed a necessity. The letter
was that Mr. Lewis Clow, of Athens, X.
Y.had been stricken with kidney disease.
The best of medical attendance was
obtained, and failed to benetit Lim.
While in this almost hopeless condition,
he began the use of Dr. David Kennedy's
Favorite Ilemedy, and it cured Lim ; and
furthermore, that there were other resi
dents who Lad a similar experience.
To verify these riatements and get
what other information would be of
interest to onr readers, the J-mnml re
presentative left Albany and soon found
himself in the pretty village of Athens.
It did not take long to satisfy the rerter
that the statements of Mr. Clow were in
e.ery way true. The lie. D. William
Lawrence, pastor of the Lutheran church,
Postmaster True and Justice of the Peace
Uo lier, w hen asked about it, said that
every word was true to their knowieJue.
Mr. Clow was at death's door suffering
with kidney trouble. The physicians
fai!ed to help him, and he was cared by
the use of Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite
Itemedy. Also that Favorite lieoiedy
had performed as marvelous a cure for
Mrs. Ca.'1-er Ilrooks, w ife of the proprietor
of the Ilobins House, of that place.
Calling upon Mis. Brooks, yonr re
jKrterctated his mission, and Mrs. Brooks
replied that she would be perfectly w Pil
ing to tell all about her wonderful re
covery. Yes," faid she, "I l ad a bard light
for btalth, bat Dr. Kennedy's Favorite
IU-medy reftored mine. My first trouble
as uh-ers of the womb, and tkey caused
m-j the most inten.e pain and suffering.
I consulted our regular physician, but he
did not benefit me; ia fact, I kept grow
ing worse. My kidces were getting very
much diseased, and this combination of
troubles was almost unbearable. At my
Luebacd's suggestion, 1 consulted physi
cians at Albany Hudson and Chatham,
and took their medicines and prescript
ions faithfully, but found no benefit.
You can imagine my terrible condition
at this time, after employing five of the
bet physicians, all to no purpose ; but at
this dark hour a ray of light broke in rtp
on me. Dr. Win. Smith, of Jewett
Heights, was recommended, and it is to
him I owe my good health, for it was Dr.
Smith who prescribed Dr. Kennedy's Fa
vorite liemedy for me. I purchased a
bottle and commenced taking it, and be
gan to fctl letter and kept improving
daily, the ulcers healed up, and my kid
ney trouble left me entirely. My ca.ie
was greatly complicated, and did nt
etop here ; I suifered misery from those
terrible headaches so common among
women, but I kept on taking Favorite
IU medy ; and am now entirely free from
tbi'fc diseases.
I a:n toiJ that I have a tainor that
cannot lie cured uuless I gj to a hospital,
but I think Favorite Kemedy will, iu
time cure that. I have been so well for
the ptst few months, said Mrs. r.rooks,
w ilh a tiuile on her face, that I do near'y
ail the work about the hotel, and am
getting along with about one half the
help we used to employ. I certainly
don't want to pose as a miracle, but what
else could you call my recovery ?"
Such a straightforward statement con
vinced the J t m.'il reporter that Dr.
Kennedy's Favoiite Ilemedy was certain
ly a Godsend to the sick and suffering.
Hundreds of people in and about
Athens are conversant with the ficts of
these cases. In speaking to Mr. Horlon,
the well-known druggist of that place,
he said : "Oh, yes, we sell quantities of
Favorite Remedy. Why, there's Joseph
MoOiliert, William Matkey, Martin Hal
lenleck, Casper Halenbeck, Mrs. Robert
Tiffany, and many others, say that Dr.
David Kennedy's Favoiite Ilemedy is
worth its weight in gold."
The investigations of the Jourwil re
porter admit of but one conclusion ; that
as this great medicine is within the
reach of ail, it should le used by those
who are suffering from rheumatism,
dyspepsia, biliousness, kidney, liver and
urinary troubles. It will correct the
worst cases of habitual constipation, and
is a certain cure for the diseases and
weaknesses of w oman, particularly those
that originate in change of life. It cures
scrofula, erysipelas, salt rheum, eczema,
ulcers, sores aDd tumors, gravel, diabetes
or Uright's disease. Favorite Ilemedy is
acknowledged by the medical profession
as nature's antidote for nric acid.
A benefit is always experienced from
the first bottle, and it never fails to cure
when the directions are followed. Dr.
David Kennedy's Favorite Ilemedy is to
be found with every dealer in medicine,
atone dollar a bottle, cr six bottles for
five dollars.
Telling a Man by His Shako.
"Let me shake bands with a man and
I will tell you something about his
character," said a physician to the
delegate. "The firm, hearty handshake
of a sincere man may be rather rough, so
that one is taught he has a grip, but it in
dicates stamina. While denoting absence
of tact and refinement, it points to
strength of character. The hesitating,
insinuating hand that slijis away from
you easily belongs to the clever man.
Its owner is shrewd, never embarrassed
and skilled at repartee. The flabby hand
that returns no prea-ure belongs to the
mjn who would not gj out of his way
to meet you. Toe quick, nervous hand
shake of an excitable, nervous tempera
ment and its opposite, the nerveless,
passive one belongs to persons in ill
heilth. The hand that threatens to col
lapse in yours means deceit. It is the
same of the man whose hand feels like
that of a snake. Idlers shake ha-der
and longer than other people. Such a
shake impresses me as much as a loud
s peach that has nothing in it.
rocu iios-zr is retchs-ed
if you receive uo benetit from Dr. f icrce'i
Favorite
Prescription.
This fair and
busmen-like
offer is held
out to all
eomra who
suffer from
w 1 mis
the diseaapa and fte-
To wtuklr womanhood no prize could be
more Kfciire, nor the benefit more W,tin,
thaa that to be derived from the purchase
of a hotUe of this (ainous " Prescription.
Its arH iu eunr-s all the functional de
ranwnents, tiainful disorders, and chronic
wwuiihww t,f Women. warrants its makers
in gvirantrriari it. What this medicine has
done for thousands of delicate women, it mi!
do for wn At the two critical periods in
woman's life, t!ie chamm from girlhood to
womanhood, and, lau-r, the "change of life,"
it's an invaluable tonic and a toothing nerr
iae, whieh can prtduoe only gon.1 results. It
cures cues of nervous prosrmuoa, insomnia,
or iimhih'yto strep, and many nervoas disor
der due k dtaiiemeut cf the functions.
HORRIBLE CARGOES.
Life RsacUdMi 8Kips IUBar4 Al
lofet t oQ(iiirmllc
When the seven-hundred-ton Aus
trian bark Vila w as picked up at sea
by the Norwegian fruit tteatner P.reid
ablik and brought lo New Yora- a
tocplc of months ago ranch curiosity
v as expressed a to what could have
caused her crew to desert her. With
the exception of being- partially dis
masted, it was In perfect condition,
savs the New York Tribune, and th
loss of its masts mifht Lave occurred
after the crew left it. It had tailed
from Egypt n ith a csreo chiefly made
up of old bones, and no word w as heard
of it until it was picked up off Ila4teras
by the Ereidablik. All the barks
papers and every scrap of fod had
been taken from it and the fate of its
crew was a mystery'- The experience
of the three-masted schooner Wallace
J. IJoyd, which recently arrived at
Philadelphia from Montevideo with a
similar cargo of old bones may afford
an explanation of the mystery sur
rounding the Vila. The crew of the
iloyi say that nothing could ever in
duce them to ship aain on a bone
laden vesseL Within a few days aftet
leaving port the vessel became infested
with scorpions and other pestiferous
bus, which cams out of the cargo and
penetrated every nook and corner of
tiie craft. The men were driven from
their bunks in the forecastle and every
effort to rid the schooner of the
p!ague was unavailing. Five or six
times a day all hands were compelled
to strip, bathe and change their cloth
ing, but the smaller insects held on in
spite of all this. Oa a day which was
damp and warm the torment was ag--gTavated
by the appearance of larje
preen bugs, which swarmed over every
thing' and continued their ravages
until port was reached. It is believed
that the creatures were in the
bones when they were gathered on the
Argentine plains and the excessive
heat of the hold during the voyape
through the tropics caused them to
breed in enormous numbers and forced
them on deck. It is possible that the
Crew of the Vila was tlriven from it by
a bimiiar cause and met a worse fate.
M ! KE WAS CAUTIOU S.
And Burned a Valuable Book for lar el
It Falling Into Bad lituidn.
The secretary of an eastern rub!er
eonvKiny, at Trenton, N. Y., lost a let
ter book containing copies of a month's
imjxirtant correspondence a few weeks
ICO, says the New York World. The
wholo ofliee force was turned out to
hunt for it, but it had disappeared as
effectually as though swallowed up in
the earth. After closing1 honrs the
other evening the secretary, the gen
eral miina-rer nnd a couple of clerks
sat in the oiiice ui.-eussin the loss and
trying- to account for it- Mike, the
new watchman, came in to sweep and
dust.
"Mike, Lave you ever seen anything
of letter book No. 0?" asked the man
ager. No, sir," said Mike.
Well, have you seen a book like
this?" taking another letter book from
the safe.
"Yes, sir; I seen one like that one
nijrht It was in the waste basket."
Where is it now?"
Sure, I burned it."
If evcra watchman received a lecture
forstupidity Mike got it then. The man
ager became bolter and hotter every
minute as he talked. '"I suppose you
would burn up the cash book if you
ever found it outside the safe"' he
shouted finally.
'"No, sir: I would not," returned
Mike, pently. '"What would I do that
for, when there's nothing bnt figures
in it that don't mean anythin' but to
the man that wrote 'em? I wasn't goin'
to burn this book at first, because I
wanted to keep the nice papers to put
tobacco in. But when I thought, well,
perhaps some one will fret a bold of it
and read somethiu" thet was none of
their d d business, I just burned it
to make sure. You'd do the same, sir,
now, wouldn't vou'."
A Railroad Through the Sea.
An interesting' experiment is about
to 1 carried out at Brighton, Eng
land, in the shape of the construc
tion of a marine railway for the pur
pose of connecting P.righton with the
little villaq-e of Ejttingdean, some
three or four miles to the eastward.
The rails will be laid on the solid rock
with concrete, and at lii'h water will
be covered by the sea, which, how
ever, will not affect the carriages, the
latter bt-iri- supported or. a framework
that keeps them hiii and dry. At this
part of the coast the cliffs are liih and
the beach is practically inaccessible,
so that no boatinj tratlie iill be inter
fered with. The ears wili be moved
by electricity, lihe tlio.- now in use
a ' tertv e a s-"-n f v s 1 1 t e of I lr i j;l it on
A Gentleman
Who formerly resided In Connecticut, but
who now resides iu Honolulu, writes: -Kor
20 years past, my wile
ami 1 liae ueil Aver's
Uair t Igor, and we
attiihiite lo it the dark
hair which she and I
now have, while hun
dreds of our acquaiut
ances, tea or a dozen
year younger thau we,
are either : ray-headed,
white, or Laid. When
asked lma-o!tr Uuit U-aa
Viffil retained its eolor slid
Inline;,, we reply. ly
the use of A ycr Hair
Visor nothmp else."
"In 10. my aflianced
was nearly t::Id. and
-TJ the hair
k"i,t
mt out
every
day. I
i n d u ced
lierlouse
Ayer's Hair VlRor, and very soon. It not
ouiy checked any lunlier loss of hair, 1 ut
produced an entirely new grow th, which lias
remained luxuriant and ylosy to this day.
I can recommend this preparation to all in
need of a penuine hair-restorer. It is all
that it is claimed to be." Antonio Alarrun,
Bastrop, Tex.
AYER'S
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ACTIVE FORTUNE RANGES
THE-
rsaiiiaiwsi
11
LL
INpaintthebestisthe
cheapest. Don't be misled by
trying hat is said to be "just as
good," but when you paint insist
upon having a genuine brand of
Strictly Pure
White Lead
It costs no more per gallon than
cheap paLits, and lasts many times
as long.
Look out for the brands cfWcite
Lead offered you ; any of the fol
lowing are sure :
"Armstrong & UcKelvy,"
" Beymer-BarrmaTi,"
" DaTis-Chaalbes,,
" Falmestock."
For Colors. National Lead Co.'s
Pare White Lead flnting Colors.
These colors ere sold hi one-round cans, each
can b"nif sH'Ctrtit 10 tint 25 pounds ol strictly
Fuic Lilt L-ad the desited'sliade; thy are io
u'j 3cnse ready-mixed rrarnls. but a rcmHnatioa
of r-r-'tetK- rjrc rolcrs in the handiest torm u
lil t Slnrll- Hurr White Lead.
A '-i many thousand dollars have been saved
pr;',Hitv-eucrs l y haviiie our bock on painting
: 1 i-!-,r-tard. ScM us a postal card uid get
bbU. tv.s.
NATION' .L LEAD CO., New Yolk,
r.ltiburi; P-at'c h.
Ceui.oit Nji.eiit l-uk LuiiviiitS, rittil-urg.
What
Can't Pull Out?
Why the
Siii
Bow- on the Jas. Boss Filled
Watch Cases, made bv the
Keystone Watch Case Com
pany, Philadelphia. ItJ,ro;
tects the "atch frnijhepickj
pocket, and prevents it from
di oppin. Can only le had
wiUi cxsesstatnped
with this trademark. fe
Sold, withottt extra charge
for this bow (ring), through
Watch dealers only.
Lots cl watch catei are spoiled la the eptning.
An opener to obviate this tent Irte.
tfaZ
LINIMENT
IKE any OT
" STRICTLY
For F AJSITCY Use
Propoed on itJL-ar suficrtni? children love to
house, it quickly rtlieres nd cures all che
ui paios, a.-ithma, brouchui.. ct!U, couuh
catarrh, cuts, chap, c Jiiibliiius, colic, choJcra
morbus, earache, headache, hoojiiu cough,
infiammaticn. la grippe lameness, mump,
muscular soreness, nturaV". oenroua head
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f- l rains, ttitii;-, smeiling, Rfirl joints, sore thro.it,
ore lunp, tx)thacfae. tinlitia and wind colic.
OniiL:ted in isio by the late In. A. Johnson,
Family Physician. Jt pie nt and exrelltnce
hare satitfd rveryto!y for tiecrtv a century.
AH y.-houc it are amazed at tin wondY-Hul power.
It i-a fcrtothmi R,iti -f vim;: M aaV Rick,
aensitive fcutferers. l'el Internal aud Lzterr.ai.
Tt rVvtoc! rienaion aa4 aimtrai OB ewry UKtkk
Iii'--d I'amjihlt f rr. SoM wrrh l"tW, X . t-
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-OR"
PAIN . EXTRACTOR
CURES-
RHEUMATISM, LUMBAGO.
NEURALGIA.
TOOTHACHE. BACKACHE,
CATARRH,
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Larrabe'8 Rheumatic Liniment Is an old and
eatued remedy, whttii bat eujoyed a constant
patronare for orrr (o year, provn.j Its wonder
ful wonh and ccictency in aiimenU where
pain artmrfaM.
Larrab'a Rheumatic Liniment ts not a liquid
preparation to soil and tarnish by breaking ; it
rs put up in wide-mouth bottle and applied with
the finp-r , rubbing it in with more or lest fric
tion. It is
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Larratee's Rheumatic Liniment i aplendW
noutehula remedy lor external ue In Can of
bums, scalds, cut, wound, frostbites, headache,
paint In mucles, joint and limbs, backache, etc.,
etc. Vourdruvist sells it. or it can be ordered vy
srpciine t-.:il name and addrcsa and 55 ccnu tC
below address.
aoLa raopaiaroaa,
Winkelmann & Brown Drug Co.
BALTIMORE. MO.. U. S. A.
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ted arttl wient.rtc Ikv.1l? int f rve.
la;e:itn tat on tbrouch Mura ft Cr. rwefra
arwci; coticeiBthe Srienlitir Ameriran. and
tti us are broueht widely before th public witu
out eot to the inveiitor. 1 hi riitndid pap-r.
Issued wcekiy. eleaantly illnst rated, has by far the
tarvet irrnltmn of anT scientific work in the
word 3 Tear, tan.:e c i aent Iree.
Bu;id.ri Kdinoa, montblT. r?tia year. Hnre
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titul puttes, in colors, and photrvrapha of new
hnu-teL. with piarta, enblina builders to show tM
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PER MONTH
In Your Own Locality
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simple, plaiu instruction. Iader, if
you are in iieid of ready money, and
want to know all aix.nt the best paying
business before the public, send us your
ad.lrtss, and we wiil mail you a docu
laeut giriu you all the 'articular.
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Augusta, Maine.
HENCH&DP.GMGQLC'S
A vonderfat linprnrmmt hi Frietian Fre4 umi
4ic-lijtrk. Hack m.nnn of earn.- three f imea
a UB a any uber la the BarLx. Krirttaa
t I air h Feed, eatmncall the feM p.-nnnc to Hrnd
Uii atule ha-ainx: erreat aariaa ia pairrr and
wear. Write ftir eircuUni and nrxs.; furr !.-.!
tree upon application. Also .aHa Tooth liar.
mm, Mar intra, ( MlliTaiora. farm I'lanl
era, !bellera, etc Jtrt.tin thU pvj-rr.
HOi.a L mmut Llanfrs.. YORK, FA,
wni i.rii w. 1 iuiwk n mi ww JS
TREASURER'S SALE
ONSEATDLANDS.
Aerwab'eto the pniTiJiom of an Art of A
mblr of fVn-!vi,uU. dirw'tine the mode of
sv!l:n ;tnrl "lauds for Uim the litta
dy of March. A. I. nl thr eerml tuppie
menu ihereto, tbe Trvawirer ot nonxruet couuly
hert-by nv( notire, ihatoniefa the S-bol,i"ou-ty.
KuiM:ne and Kuod Tsiea, due on the foilow
Ihjc anesttl laadn. are paid before the day of
ale. the w hoie. or wh pan of tract f parrel of
land aa wil! ba the ti J and ruu. will be sold
at die 'oan Hoti- ia Sunk-rt borocigh, oa
Monday, June 11, '94
f jr t he arrearages of taxel due and eoSi accrued
ttiereua .
ACRES. TOWNSHIP. TAX.
JDDISOX.
Iramer A bra in
Millet I
McMillen R. 8. A J. J-
Sam; ,.
w hitel'hrin
Pi 1'lie James.
hll Wilitija
4.-4
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s"
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1 1" Joh 1 .
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White John -
While tj-rne
White Abraui
Moore Jaroea...
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Bacr Wm. J
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nii: h. Hanman & Co
Soalh J?euu K. K. Co HeJe
kiah E.
" Mi Vieker Je
Kiientierger Meh 1
" Kufbert Fred
Finelirh M. L .
" Hdieyas Ijither J.
Farver Wiiham
" Iarr 1. W. ai Iaac
John t;hurch
" Shaffer Fred K
" Keller An Kenb
" rarrer John...
BenninK Geonfe
Fnii-t trtortre
" Xil'er YAsoterP
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At Miller..
13 W)
" Online heirs t
WambsuKh Jac.
tM-iner simoo.
Feltoa tlenry
Webber H F heir
" llillinaa A. P
f.iik.j ie John K.
" tll.-iuerGeo. W
" Walker Samuel..
r'arver Jiseph ,
" Wevand 1. Trut.
14 Topper John M
8 12
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lilt
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P-hair John
Meyers Peter
a Til
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5 7S
7 -JU
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4 Oi
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f-1 JO
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44 00
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41 40
lo
Hct-hli-y Peter
Uueithley i liar
John-on William...
Baker Heurv
Price lf-aac
Hoover Jdtin...
Hnnkler (.ieorse...-...
Jennlnir Jnhn.
WiiMin Tbonuu
Keouedr h"tert
Kildy J'olin D
Oil len John and Kate..
I.ounhoroutch Nalhaa
Iieati William.
Same
Forwan! Chauncev...
W.ille-j.berter Ltil
Heilman C U. (mineral'
f-uyder Peter J . .
B. A O. R. R. Co....
Walter Jaci ib M l Etate..
hldyJo!inl)
Markle.t S,.n
Markle C. P. A Son
Markle A Son
BukleyA- Pliilon.
K. .::!! llmr .
Se; hler Phinean
ERG T1IF.F.S YALLF. Y.
Patton Sarah
IV.
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1:41
11
9 31
11 72
12 W
6 M
4 14
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2 JS
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Hay Hiram P
i iiuntrvuian Jacob (mineral)
Hay Kehj. heirs
Furaanl Ks
Ivkim hnd,dh "
liover Samuel
Fritz Iiaiii.l
poorbaugh J, niah. ..... .
COXFLCEXCE E0R0VGU.
LOTS.
1
1
Fullerton J. W
(aiiahan Thimia. .
siillitan Heln....
tharp I iar:d. .
Valbtwbt Fred
S.rls?r M -
Prtit, M. J
W hite John
1 70
1 00
3 tl:t
1 l:l
1 HI
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3 00
2
4
CASSEL3IAX BOROVGIL
IVan Edwanl
Hay Michael
LOTS.
4
a
1
1 24
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i2
Hettiiian
Coleman I "ran..
coxema can.
Eo.l.!yJohn K
X
ELK LICK.
BhP. Jie;ih
!-re James 1 A
Mrver M-rMn ...
W M.-man 'hriMner., ,
1 'harry Mary K... .
4'liarry Jane.... , . .
Cbarry .latry K
M'nire Hiram 'j
Wiilierabrreer P. A 1
wolt'enlierKer P. A 1
Mtrnre John ..
tw-phart Mmn -
Minkey McKeag MeBnde.
Clark Morris
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lots.
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FAIRIIOPE.
4'''; AmetThrmiii 40 si
:m ' Saddler John 27 !i
4 T'J ltey James .': 70
ITJil Tenipes.t l'-,.h.el II Jt".
2 W eld A Sheridan Is so
am tiiddenF.hzalH th. . is so
24 KnSiler Haniel 2 2:1
2s Siiirta Adam 1 20
GREEXYILLE.
F.d.y n. j
lull, W auion A Co
JEFFERSOX.
175
4il
1 is
: oo
V-9 Adanw Barbara -i . 10 1
4'2 Bank-tun It.'iijamin. 23 M
PO Flick l.udi! .. 5 r
4i t.albrai'h Mary 2:1 10
4o0 Git'frrtl Jnmes .... 2 t' 1
Kn-h Itenjsmin 'j 1157
40 yueer William 14
IT tjucer Alex b-tatc 13
Lor.
1 Pa'.torton Charles ... 5 13
ACRE'.
23.61 South Pena Kail Road CO
Kitumel Jno 11 70
4 41 " fhaulil I'avid I. i si
fc.7S " Herkey laaae Jt
.anli:ertrtsi a. 7 W
0 H.'tzer SimoL 1 ''
4 S2 Helz-r LHolel 3
3 70 " rn It John s V.
6:.7ii - Miller John L.. ?! 441
t.7l " tiiirdiier David. 7 x
.25 " I'ttice 40
JEXXER.
400 rere John r rt
4M M.ire Ja:iMs : m
4' Pl.e,rer I.tnlwick . M '
2i Yinn Mury J... 1" i
400 Colo James SO 00
LARIMER.
200 Bowman John 21 60
l-i Miller Jacob's heirs 44 is
LOT.
1 Shanon Michael 21
ACKEi
75 Witt A Wolfeasbenrer 5 25
50 Meyers Peter heirs a 20
82 Fwnrle Andrew's heirs..... 4 4S
1 Hetisel Eliza. 36
LIXCOLX.
2-jf. Berkev Jflh L M 47
6.1S South Wnn Kail Poad CO
Adams Eli P 29 70
5.52 " Bell Isaiah Is Mil
S.:(s Maust Jacob 17 56
e.!2 ebaulisJeiry is w
tj Sayl.c I rth ti XI
2 5 " (ieisel Ce.rre. 5 40
A09 ' BaTlnrMararet
A llruwa J 4 X7
9 Hi Reaai J A Benj. 31 00
K.12 " t.a'tiiter Mary
Joseph 16 20
LOWER T I' R KEY FOOT.
ri Wallace tV. T ! 61
l.M Roddy Ji.l I) . 41
212 P.indv Frank iHontzeell 17 40
4'al t-ink. Herkouu i Hu.lt si:l 16
4-) FameiJoylei It. SO
2si t-ame iPajnter) 9 6
76 same (Forward A Hugus) . 3 lv
X?7 Kama-John K 41 50
1-1 bOticllville & I'lsloa 4'oal,
Coke i Iron Co., (mineral).... 107 Ss
426 Meaeby A. A Bm ' . 24 71
'2J Hensel D. C ,et al . 11 6o
514 Iliicis I-aae, et al ' 2 75
1T0 (-ink. herkiaiu A Rndefill 4 76
206 Mcoatehey i Siierer 11 Vb
MEYERSDALE R0R0VGII.
LOTS.
Benford John
4 u-ter Samuel
20 X
4 20
F.na;!e John..
7 00
Hay Michael
Frost Thorn..
Tninoan No. :.15
I'nknown No. U6
Brown A. A. So. 16
Bra'ller A Bo.er
Brallier tieonce Broadway
Hume i Broedway
Same ( Rroadwav I
Fame ' Broad ay)
Emeries Aaron'
XIDDLECREEK.
2 II
15 28
3 S4
3 l
2 V.
6 :
2 3t
2 5."
2 55
2 5.'
1 37
ACREi
Whipkey A Barron .
W hipkry Jerry A Jv-e
MeCartoey John
10 SS
36
3 53
VJ
MILFURD.
Hansecker F amacl .
85
i 97
XORTBAUPTfiX.
Bmvn Snaan .
Unnamere Sarah
WaTtnan Mary
1 )
114
1 .7
Ij7
1R 7
1". '-4
t Til
L: ;ai
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2
Wayinaa aa
tLivoun I r a
Mar James
Knk leta A. Smith
Kiitaer Nclsi.n
(aormer Mrs-l'eler
OH I E.
4.1
4
4.4S
4-;l
4
3
4
4 I
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271
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4 "'i
4 A
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ravis Jobn -
l:k Owen.....
Lyl- James .
(ridi'.h Edward...
F-lk Caleb Jr
Foik Caleb
:t7 vi
H7 t4
37 !M
37 7
S7 !H
X7 i .s
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4 U
l 41
M S.I
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17 10
i SO
l,vle lames...
p.iee John
siil, r .t iier
VVett MalhU.
Ma- James
hartraiu Thomas
Clark SU'phen..
Insceep John
W hiteheafi James ...
Koger John (mineral
PA. I XT.
S-e Philip E.. (mineral)
Lehman Henry
Filler iie,irve
W elide Sanmel
QCEMAUOMXG.
Turnpike Company
Li-nrH. H.. (minora:)
tsietnbant;h G.siote " ...
Hiimhard Jaeb. Adam and
KachacL (mineral
I.0CKW00D B0R0lT.lt.
lfi HI
7 22
2 t-j
115
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42
LOT.
I
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1M
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4 2d
12 42
M
20 70
LOTS.
Benford (ieorye ..
Knos Frank
Fe ichen Joeephiue, No. 2".'..
Ci.u Vrt 1 1
4 62
5 Sr,
2 .11
2 si
t-eibert W A
1'uiUippi Jacob S....
SUA VE.
7s
1 22
ACRFS.
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4l
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175
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27t
275
40
Andersoa Paniurl .
n.,-!l Mary ...
BendHl ' rt" rx .
( ampi.dl Marr Jr. .....
Canitbe!l Margaret..
Wilherall Ssaiu. !...
X'.minerman John
Stat ier Jan d (sri
Hinsliew Kachmtl
ladir Frriotliu P
Hitshew nsrve ....,
Fell William
Kepple M
Lohr Pearson. (mineral;
Croyle Ja ob '....
Lohr Joseph "
llnhn Catharine
oler Jonathan ..
la).r Thomas J
Mia.Ter Hiram
Thaller Aniu D ..
hha.tr Elias
Krabaker M. A "
Manves Auanias .
Cable lames M
Ilerkeyhile Cyrus " .
t-peeht Frank "
Berkeyldle Adam "
Brubaker EIilih "
SOMERSET.
43 46
15 20
4 '.'I
JS 55
:ai 42
46 Jll
20 51
:'. 57
14 5;i
st
23 40
-i 40
5 40
9 51
12
9 10
1 ! 2
s -J7
6 Ni
27 5S
42
7 5
12 17
12 .V.
l 42
li r.i
21 06
22 4-
3 12
LOTS.
1
1
1
ACRES.
Foley Jnmea .
W hitrord E. E ,
Lore UtxMxe H..
Cum fx rt John
Mitoller John (mineral).....
Yi.nna; Jaaob
saulb I'enn Kail Rid Co
Miller Peter S
Biwman Jihe'
" Trent Samuel..
44 Ixniif Auirutus.
Bo)L Wil:laru.
Colanirh l.e-i
S.sylor I riah H
" A so Anttony.
" Fox Henrv-
" W alker I)an l II
M Fox Samutd
" iL-ter J A Nane
" Fuik Jcrrv J ...
" Kimmel laniel
icbl i ..Tirire..
B man Ja-l.A
Say lor Mandrel
" F'ike Jacob M....
" Co. of Somerset
Psr Farm
" Stahl Cyras A.
S.bro.kJHAS.
" (Tsiier J A M.
M Bhrtl.il Val .
" Hunter A iez..
trohn Harria.u.
" Will William...
" Wevand M. ii l
" Bovts Henry
Keller Hani. -l.
" sh..lrS. I'
" I.ielity lieo. t'.
Tr.-nt I'rlas
" S. hr. k JiioC.
Stahl W m H
, Ccleman I'etiry
" WellerWm F...
" Marshall Jas M
STOXYCREEK.
Cor.k Janv
W fchiiter Lewia
rvirothe WlHUm
?mnll W'iiiiam ..,.
II 15
4 50
1 6'i
17 So
I 6S
11 00
56 tal
16 Ml
12 6
16 -al
s; to
11 jn
40
l ll
Is 20
2S ll
5 4 0
140 00
14 00
22 4"
lo J
7 40
l:r7 Jll
2. 7 40
1!2 li
70 tal
22 40
56 tal
M !
25 'al
56 ia)
70 ia
II 20
l'jo li
II (i
I6 tal
W ol
22 40
16 -O
50 40
laj
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4 47
3.42
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4 10
5.16
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4.2:1
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4.4tl
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l:-..ss
t.2
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440
n
20 s;
LOTS.
1
1
9
2 1!
ACRES.
15 :!
South Penn Rail Kosd Co
ljimlii Jotlll A ..
- W. iifieJ.rflah D
M Klimiiel Jisit..
Snyder Jno 3 ..
Klnitnel J. L..
" Yoder Mose.....
Klmmei J.atiah
Waiker Wm H.
. hns-k Uarid.
Kimmel Jais.bi.
I.ea-se raroline.
Rinaier lvi
" hi.vderJno H.
- Miill Henry
" Ktiej'per Jac M.
" Flaroin M.boi s
A lrina....
Kollz (ieorife
' hover Jno est'te
" Buyer Geo.
SUMMIT.
15 311
10 00
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in t;
22 tal
S 70
46 tal
14
25 HO
11 26
15 64
l'.5 00
S3 (al
10 OO
40 Ml
St 76
7 50
3 73
2 60
23 22
7 5
4 !
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7 W
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12.24
7 15
Sid
6s7
4J5
1.75
3 44
2. it
45 Short John 4 (t
Zti KoliyJno U.Svvie'.l V. P.
Wolf I. (mitierali 7 24
1.50 Roddy Jno. li. Co., I.l. ti-
tyi uneral 9 10
2M Forward l!'js . Is
lit HobliUeil J.J " 7 65
47 1 ivcniriiod A Ehleil " .. l(a ou
4n l.n.m y Joel " 5 4iJ
jo! Ketooe Coal Company " ... 22 15
4st peachy. Keim A Livein;o.l
I Brecuer. lnneral 26 1 1
lsiVj Wallace W'. T. Horner) " 10 no
a. W alker Jats.1. P. K-ta'e " . 66 !'.
70 Miller Sam U.(Zii.u M.J-
eai mineral . 7 46
?' Owens Henry W 4 14
LOli.
3 PrltLiilaJ IT 6 19
SOUTIIAMPTOX.
Si Conip Sutinel.. 2 ".1
110 Motor W itt 9 74
JO Roddy A Brinham (sawmill). 2 ifi
7 same iTrontmani 1 Is
30 tianmer John's (heirs) . 172
.'' mith Solomon. .- 2 is
S1 Cijuichenour K ti 4 '
M Enierlek Jacob 127
l:a MnniRiei Lefevre A Co (BitU
nr i 4 60
60 Hummel Leferre A Co. (!'e-
tetibrint) 1 15
S'J Rwhly A Brinham imineral). 14
150 ani.e'd, Taotiiaa A Co i Jeae
Coi.kl 'mineral) 12 30
Pal Brinham A Hewit (W itti -. 4W
lj5 Hatue i ilincil !el .. 4 10
1-0 Wallace W. T. i B. Paker; -. 1".
125 Same ; pfeller J. C i 4 tal
5s Wevand heirs iMattz t;ei.)" 3 30
l.ii". H.me 'Mini till ". 2 70
in". Same i Murtz I-aiah) . 2
,rai Same t.Martz tie.rire J) ".. 1 15
56 Same (Smith Solnnion i 1 15
150 Wallace W. T i.-i.d.r A.:41. . 6 15
15 Sa e (Snyder Jacobi "... 6 15
47 BuilalO(N. Y.)Co .(Haitmanl
mineral) 2 07
111 Same (Fmerlck W.) . 6 :ts
75 Same i Emerick J. L.) " .. 5 43
"7 Same Hakt r B. ) 4 32
1: Sams Knerick Val) " 5 7V
k2 Si'ine rKmeis k N.) 3
lio Same i Kmenck .'. J.) " s 26
1-al Same iF.mer.ck S..l - 10 62
24 Same (Tauber M. L.) "... 1 U7
213 Hay M. V 1. heirs i Kennel J.
1.) iiuiceral) 9 42
57 Same' shoemaker B.) 5 12
l.iS Same (Kornn Jait.b) 4 "SV
S5 Same (Hurket T.) "... 4 37
K0 Rinarl Sylvester (Kennel
Levi, mineral 4 41
51 Ferhtis; S. C A Shaffer Gid
eon s heirs (mineral) 3 Ut
UPPER TURKEYF0OT.
?0s
1KI
13
50
2I1
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lit
1:3
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147
62
:'.
117
M
51
24
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275
175
4-.ft
215
12
111
215
Barney John. ...
Aahu.ti Hiunphrey.....
Hnlbr.a.k Henry..
Shulu Jonas
- Vomrht John
Ilolbrook Henry
Conneliaviil A l'rina C. C A
I. Co (Yminkin Inrin (min i)
Same YtMinkln lielilah)"..
Same ttthoads alexi
same (K'.mesl.urK Velson'
Same ilhUlippi H.)
Same f B'nba'iich Mary) 4
Same (May F.vai -
same ( Hrestone Mary) ..
Same (Wooding; J. ti)
tame iHinebanch Issbihi"..
Hensell l. ratcer B) ".
Same i Kn Kar o.hn SI.)
Same t Yoineht I). II I
Same (Hon.e.urKh jtmasi''.
same iliciuba'ia:S Iiavidi"
Same IRroticber Free) .
Same tSeehier J.hua
Same (SbonpA Heithew)M
Same (Yutty E. D.) "
Same i Meyers Jona)
tame (I'onover J. C )
Same (Couover J. C.) r
URSIXA BOROUGH.
Cot A Freymeyer..
Moricsn, Yisin 4 Co...-
Roddy Juhn 1
Same
10 92
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19 SO
1 60
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5 71
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5 W
S 60
1 .Vt
41
37
2 21
1 Of.
5 70
5 70
3 9
7 00
42 110
II !0
7 t aS
21 42
9 41
7 97
4 96
9 41
LOTS.
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14 40
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1 60
Scil.-il Umry.
Spencer Adams A Co .
WELLERSBURG BOROUGH.
1 Lilley Jovyh's heirs 1 92
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M.
E. E. PUGH,
Treasurer of Somerset County, Penn'a.
Tunt int'i OFnoV i
comeiset, A pi 11 4, 1991
P. 8 Pe-ums payine taxes on auy of the
lands adTertbwd issiote the day of Site, will be
cwed 75 cents is advei lisiu. and fees.
WANTED.
Ffonsst, temjrate. erereetie men to aoli-ii or
der, for FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL
NURSERY STOCK. Pennauem employ
ment and ktaid asm s : alo litieral lndtieeinenut
w ks-al s are tits. Varieties esptcialiy adapted Ui
Pentuyitrauia. The buine eaily leame-l.
Write at or ee ft terms ami terriuiry. Address
R C. CHASE At CO .
14J0 SoJlll PcUU s,(ure, 1'tiilaJeiphJa.
CONDENStO TIME TABLES.
Baltimore And Ohio Hailroad.
Somerset and Cambns Branch
NORTHWARD.
join. 'T-'riJ;zj?;i
S.tue-sM 4 in. mot-"""
5.MO. Johnstown. .!.
Knroet-et I is. o.j - , "
12.7, Johns Ju 2:.4 p. m.
Jvhtul" Tfvomwtvdathti Rxx kwood i 20 p. n .,
Somerset 6'43 p. so., Bwyeanwn
HaoTcriiile7r22p.i. Johusu.wa s:15p.
(tptaToy csi-raof.irK Rorkwoo 12:55 a. m.
bun tercet, ma.
SOrTHWARD.
Jf.fllohnstuwn 7 40 a. m., HoorerwrCle :
StOTesuiwu 3-so, cajuicrsa;. a.., aww
(:.
EiprtM Ja.hnstowTi SiTO p, Hnorer ril Al.
pwiyeaiowu .jo, ooier .v, - - J
5.25.
SaW fav-Johnow ?) a. re., Hoorersri;!
J 1Q Bk I, .-I'JtrlU.II 7 -MJ ill, IV.'
10:1 a. m ., Rckwood 10: ji a. m.
S-fiT- j4twmioia) Somerset 5:01 p. m.
koakwood 5j25 a m
Daily.
pESXSYLVASIA RAILROAD.
8CHElCLK IX EFFECT NOV. 19, 1
CASTCRN STANDARD TIME
COKDKXsED SCHSDrU.
TV. i n arrl .rut dn. irl rVf.m the station at
Johnstown as follows :
WESTWARD.
Southwestern Expreaa.
Western Express .
Johnstown Aecommoilatton.
.( a. m
- 4.5.; a. m
.. 57 a. m
. 910 a. m
- 9:24 a. m
- 3::2 a. m
.. 5.16 a. m
..v :o p. mi
. 9:os p. m.
Aceommodation
Parin Express..
W ay PasaenKcr.. .
Mail
Johnstown Accommodation..
Fast Line.
EASTWARD.
Keystone TT" 5 3S a, m
Seashore Expretie 5-40 a. m
a ius.ua Ars iD-a.s1auoa. ..... 9 24 a. m
Main Line Expre - 10:15 a. m.
lay Expre . 11:10 a. m
A.u.'iia Aeeominodatioa.. 12:02 p. m
ji.ii r. a 1 1 ....... ..ii a.
Johnntown ctommodatlon 6 v p. m
r 111 la-ieipni.w.;.!.... . , . ,'it. p. Ill
Fast 1 '"- 10:o0 p.U
For rates. mat. Ae.. ro to Ticket Aeerit or ail-
dress Thos. E Watt, P. A. W. 1).. HO Fifth Ave
nue. Pitfcdnri:h, Pa-
8. M. PkKVosT, J. R. WOOD.
tren 1 Maiiafter. Ocu 1 lass. Agt
It is to Your Interest
TO BUY YOUR
Drugs afd Medicines
OF
J. H. SHYDEH.
grCC KKSOB TO
Biesecker k Snyder.
Kone but the purest and best kept in stock,
sh1w-pu Drugs become inert by gtarni
ing, as certain of them do, we de
stroy them, rather than im
posaf on or.r cutoo:eTa.
Yon can depenj on having your
PRESCRIPTIONS & FAMILY RECEIPTS
filled with care. Our pritea are as low as
any other nrst-claaa ho'is and on
many articlt- much lower.
The petjple of this county seem to know
this, and have given as a large share of their
patronage, and we shall still continue to pre
them the yery best goods for their money.
Do not (bncet that we make a specialty
FITTING- TRUSSES,
Wt guarantee satisfaction, and, if yon hare
had trouble in this direction,
give us a call.
SPECTACLES AND EYE-GLASSES
in great rariety; A full set of Test Latnses.
Come in and have your eyes examined. Ko
charge for examination, and we are confident
we can suit you. Come and see cs.
Respectfully,
JOHN N. SNYDER
GOOD LIQUORS r
and Cheap Lienors
By canine at the Old Relia'-'a TJuaor Store.
.309 Mail St, and 10C (linlon St,
Johnstown, D?a.,
all kinds of the ChoKtest Li. jora In market ran
he had. To my oid customers this is a well
known fact, and to all "then eonvincicg proof
will be given. Dun't toifret that I keep on hand
ihe created variety of Liquors the choicest
brands and at the lowest puces.
P. S. FISHER.
W. S. BELL & CO.
" 431
Wood St.,
PITTSBURGH
DEALER
IS
PHOTOGRAPHIC
CTippi irC VIEW CAMERAS.
OUrfLlLO, DETECTIVE CAMERAS,
sod the famoai KODAK in seven styles.
Wilte for catalogue, FKF.E.
CURTIS K. GROVE.
SOMERSET, PA.
BUGGIES. BL2IGH3, CARRIAGES,
Sl-BXSO WAGO.tS, BUCK WAOOS3.
ASD lASTKitS AND WaSTERJt WOBX
Tnmlahed en Short Notice.
Fainting Don 02 Short Time.
tj wjrk Is made oat it TiorjHjk! StamieA Wood
and the But Iro ami StrW, Substantially
Constructed, Kcatly Finished, and
Warranted to rive 8at-actioa.
X'palrinf of All Kinds In My Line Dona oa
Short Notice. Prices REA30KABLI and
All Work Warranted.
CaTl and Examine my Stork, and Learn Price
I do Wsoo-wora, and rurciah Selves far Wind
Tills. Remesaber the place, and call in.
CURTIS K. GROVE,
faast ot Voorl Boosa
SOMaULfiXT. PA.
AUiC
QUICK
TO ACT !
EASY
1 . - jt.
TO BAKE!
Manufaciured by IVHAVEX A CO., Ltd.. Pittsburgh. Sold and gvMx-y,-,i by
JAMES B. IIOLDERBAUM, Somerset, Pa.
Krisinger & Kurtz, Dorlia Ta. and P. J. Corer .t ?on MoyernIe,p1
New York Weekly
Tribune
Somersct Herald
ONE YEAR.
TWO DOLLARS.
AJJress all orders
Louthefs Drug
Main Street, Somerset, Pa.
This Model Drug Stcrsis Rapidly B.ccming aGrwt
Favorite with People in Search cf
FRESH AND PURE DRUGS,
Medicines, Iyc Stuffs, Sponges, Trusts,
Supi)or1ers, Toilet Articles,
Perfumes, Sc.
TH DOCTOR GIVES PIP-SONAL ATTENTION TO THS COJfFOrXDIHG Of
Lomiiefs FrescriptionsiFamily Receipts
S&EATCARe BtlXO TAKES TO CB 0SL Y FXESH ASD JLSB AST JOBS
SPECTACLES, EYE-GLASSES,
And a Full Line of Optical Goods always on hand. From .ni
large assortment all can be suited.
THE FINEST BRANDS OF CIGABS
Always on hand. It is always a pleasure to display our goo.
to intending purchasers, whether they buy
trom us or elsewhere.
J. M. LOUTHER M. D.
MAIN STREET - - SOMERSET. PA
Somerset Lumber Yard
ELIAS CUNNINGHAM,
MsjrtrracTatB ko IiaLU aD Wsol.au tins KTii:.s or
LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS
Hard and Soit TVoods,
OAK, POPLAR. II)IXG3, F.CKETS, MOCLDISG",
ASH, WALXCT, n-OORIXQ, BASH, stair rails.
CEERRY. TZLLOW PISS, SHIHGIES. DOOR3 BALCSTr.H,
CHE5TSCT. WHITE PINE, I 4TH. BUNT3, SEWIi PC;T
A General Llae of ail grade of Lumber an-l BulldiDt; Material anJ Koofing S'.ate i T U '
Also, can ftirniah anyihiug In the line of our business to order wiih resocabi
proicftacss, snch a- Bracket-, OOd-size.1 ork, etc
ELIAS CTJGSrNTGELAM,
Office and Yard Opposite S. &C. R. R. Station. Somerset
IT. WILL 1AY YOU
TO CT TOC
Ztlemorial Work
WM. F. SHAFFER,
8OJIEHSET. PKXN'A.,
Mann Adorer of and DesUer ta
Ba''trn Wort rVmiaAtdoa 5or i'ofc't . ell Co
U ill E2ASITE WOIi
Alto, Agent fortt WBITX BBOtZBt
Persona la need of M0MMENT WORK will
End it to their lutert-; to call al mj abo; th-n
a tnper liusinc will be r,ven tlmm. J)a"-i-Ulrtvm
(Jur.-anL-.ii i'-vry (lias, end i-A'JtS
IBItr LOW. 1 luviU) svetial ailection to la
whita Bronze, Or Pur Zino Monumcn
Introdoeed by REV. W. A. RINO. a DecMed
ImproT-meiit in the poiutof MATERIAL A.Nl
CO.SSTRn.TION. aud whteh ia liued to ba
the Popular M..nimeut for our Cnebl CU
"Qaus. aa-IYI UK A CALL,
WM. F. SHAFFER.
AV.. -JSJEt 'J
'.A".
WW Mm:
v ti V U I DAf.V6 ChickensStr05
k PI VjM B Yond bealihy; it gets your P-.:..cts W
U I a , ir..' ear'.v ; it is worth r.i v.-, V:
M I ' fZl:&- -.vhcn hc'ns mou. ; it prevent a- c:-
K4f tr-- -""rlCholera. Rour. Di.-irrh-x-a. Le'f
In m,T. TJZ.J r, V r"- - '""--n-t-J. ttu-fon. b1 in m:! .!.-- " a-i'ii-' ,.. -..7
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np Uu. . ar - -,ra . w u, ciC'jTJL. gnTS ti -vr. - Ax ' f
If You Can't Get It Naai- qpH tn Us. Ask
Ask Any Woman!
"Who uses tbe CinJi-ii AU i ..
tl.ut it is an tvoa .ar h
i on io ana iiottniii. ar: l y,.,,
ical iu tiic u-eof luel.
li loM iU work niick.r. W..
and with the le-!,,,.; J"?'
nj It nKe upo,,
Their CleanUncas Lessens Labor
Their Economy Saves Money.
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to The LTeuald.
Store,
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Over 500
Beautiful
Designs.
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iiAZiX ca:;s are n.ost ei;oin;n-i W v-i
flAKE
u-ht :Jcff
Thprrfore. no matter
2r.
vou use, mix W!t.-t ii -, kj
i'owder. Otherwise. yo:ir P'
fall and winter i:i be !' t :'Xu."
price fr ev."5 is Very h 1- , ,"!" -
perfi-ct asiini::ioa of the f.vrf tx-
reeded to prcduce fccalth zr.d
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