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T. " ' ' . I .It ll''uist, M!1
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.--,, ,.!iir'MUi!ty voters
S '"' '. ,'i.;r I 1-t :i;i!-t the
7;-!'' -,t :ttmslitisc in
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v ';'v
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. , r i-. :. .!: Uriiik l-risoti
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, i .'V a i':rst--l;iss niusi-
:t. :i in -U i tt l'ri-.-e? 'o
..iriin-.'ilt Uisre
'' '' '' " .... .j:,,.. i'..r j.-t:natT at
T; wl,; il ;.. A. litlS'l XVJIS
s-s-
v "" " j s.i!i s.-tit twciity-ftvo
J V v u y.'il. I'-'rty fr iJif .rnm
" "-.r!t U--.-l-isr hydrants from
i - , w. ,,..;,i.,..:l, .i-r it lip iUi.i
. .. t;. IV.iritoVii Miii;ro
' j litid '!isin-ii, hitvo
f 'Vi- .1:1! !'- u- H"11''1- t'"'1"
. , l i is (: under o'oli-
' ' 'V :'::ii t!"'".' with a ham!
. .. ',-y lul. ii'"
" .- .. . :.thai th." sjiritiff v ill
' r" , ,.!. a Wrst
' ' "", ,.! .. Mivtl..i! all in ii'-:i'ii:is
..': .!.'! i'' : f-f April
" ' V T i' I"1'''"' !'r:,'s tlat
'.. . .,, .!t a !T.-v.ir:.-.(!..r.
.: , !:., !;.. Mr. A. 1. T.
" ' v I'. ;' "r: "or a:i;l Wai-
".. '. . . i.i U''iiTl- t'ltfll in
' . 'j, .. . of i-'-r thi? mail
' ii'llaeini-.l tln-ir
- . '. , . r M.irp:ir-t lH-la:il,
,,-,,..!. ... :; ..ii-l Mrs. r.nrtoii tlar
,, ; :.-- :m4 .-t!io i" the iiom
... ; ,., ;'; .. .l:nr.iJ
: ..: r ! Jh wi.pl "w o
!! i'-rui "i.i'ly" ii'-iiKI
.r : J. i'i " ! 5,-ak, wik or
... ..... ., .. lia'i-j jtut !
.. ;.. ,t v. ;i.:i -.!:iot Mow ii
..: ;., .:.;. ::.i or u riu-f r i'ri.-.-s.
1". A. S. ii i:i.l,
'i :. ! l iir.t"!! -.r.i!:-y. lian i
tliii. ns:a
,., i . x.. tvM fiit iil":iji'
.-rilv, iu-Ti "ii oiVi.'i:tl
' '-i --- ' ' l..:i:ir o:iiy can !
; .. .. ;ir:- v in '.li. r llicy o-m-
.;. ... : i-:is to jail on tli-
r;, ." ..!!. -. v. ! will ! ro
- ! v ii;.!iy S.ii!.'r-.'t cor.iity
. iiavni lf:i a rosl-
r a li'.i in !.-r .f iiioulhv
..f (iitra:on oti the
i :l . !;!:'. .ilu 1 lit his home
i!n i ! .-. nty, on Sat-
!; m.'.s s-vv!ty-l'our years oi.l
t;: i . Ul !' -r n'- .-.it a year.
7. i:r i ! it y '' tir.'.s iio;os a
i:i .! ;V.i in unity : Tim fa-
'':ira. t'.'.viishij st-ii.Nii f.;ruiiiiro
-.- . -ii . I . I a: l:t. in favor oi'ilji' school
; !t was ti i-'-l five ti'ii-s in our
r :-n:irt :t 1 1 : 1 wt:tas oi"t!i to th" su
- Tin1 'fiil ot iists pai l i.y
Ktiriiitiin iiijiaiiy l- the
i-t :mio:::ilc.l to ovc r
at'.oriH ys" f.i-s aii'l oxions
L-.-: - i ::h t!if -a-o must havtsum
...it -,.). Tiie jri' of the im
.. f:;riiiltir in oontrov t-rsy v. as
".
' t'r .jTi.-tor Mftzar, of t Jit' Nu-
'1 !. 1' iik, I'a., is mistaken, an
-..;! r .;l ii is !.!! in.i.h; on t lie
. r i;, tiii- Slate. Mr. Metz jar
.:'! t-i cxt' iit of S-Vt. an,! IK
- . .ru. ui !i ti.at many hotels in the
-:-"t .:..-...; t!i- St:.t rr'.' tliiKl in
n.y. i'p.jirietor Metz.tr re-.'.-
r '. U.r: ti A. Vk!, a
- . I'r.-is l.'iiiis.-r ("oiii'iany,
! l'iii'.a ! t. whieh the
-.s!ie-l. There is n sin-h
.!. -. a:i i tlie ehe.-k is valne-
'' r. ..iicl ::t theCot-
.. 11. -;..:.i! -luring the week, S.
' . .r. a l.r.iiv -man on the UaUiinoro
. a !.: .'i :.t in early on Mon.l.iy
'i. ii o.r'nck he !io:i-e !a
' t:i- tr -U i'i front of an on
- a :. !i v. i in. ... i:, iom ar.l the man.
': -;.t.:; .-1 ,.(; .; enino ami ran to
'. i. ii was .Ir'.ink.
.!.... li.w ver. the ensiuo
'- i :..:i- IT. i . ,,f hi arms was torn
i -.;.!. r j..int ainl the i lh.-r
-' -'. :! :!;..- -. ri-i. Tiie m.i'i whom
r i r ..-.ie was uiiii.jui-
-it. rtoit-iI lforelt
.'ii. ,;, :,r' !. ..lie is at Johns
II hivn;',.. mall. .ii'v-.(7e
t jiajn-r l. -Us .f an ol 1
kiioun I i have amasse-l
l-ui ii ref-iscl to
ii'i. Where, she kept
'ysiery. s-liiil she came
T.' ;i a thorough
: a" j r. iiiises wi;hait
iii-liTi'-j.lae;-. l'iiialiy.
i i jire;:iie.l ior
j l.i-t.v on the ..11 v.o
i! :-:l, lii. ii :i n .1
-r.i:i as su. h !asters
!i-u the ;.!asjer was r-
r. -T ; iverniiieiit tnls.
' '' I " ':ii:.n's entire for-
' : 1 'ae.-u it aii.l the skin.
r '' '1'' ::, it a:i irjn.v of prae
i ..fi'i..ry never !
e-:.-.,ij,'i,je-i:i,,n than in
.r. s. nt w inter. f
'" :' i- ii.i 1 a mon'i t of I'li.'
t v!,i,-t- i:js.venil e.i.s.-s
s ii:. ,!, t.y inU'tiso to
n .ii-h t...-ut. Then the
'" a i'ci.-ii.-l forth into pro
" " i'. a!.;it the ra.iual
:i I a k i n o pl.Ks? in nature
::ii the ilii-tum that
'" 1 t. r.:'., r--' woiil.l never-
V
1 in this lalitii.le.
ii. ';.isi.ns iif tlKx-
. 1
!1
were apparently in-
i.'.t ..
im a' (-tiil l-.m
fc !l
''" tii. ni all "into a
" 1 "r n. any y,"ar a w inter
-1. V.' '1" i, ri;-v the present
, k ii. .-.i (i i ay p:irt of
I: ri,l,r tn ways that
7;"' " '"r" '-ilil to tiie nonli-
.;jf...
's-.:i . ...nity on liii,iin.s.
i;ii.:.!t was ts impressr-l
- ;.i-.ir.ii.-, f jM.vorty aii'l
-'J
li -linn vi here he drcam-
,,i ,
Mil
while xslis-p jiiii
s.-; ... , . .
"' his convietion that
'j',M'l ith his wif.? anj
-i.lv ' "r-v aroiiMrJ the humane
x .' ,1,:"l r of gentlemen, ami
"'-'a-l-n slei-h starto.1
'-. '", ''' ""': -v. '"! when they
'."r'r '-'- '!'-s:iiiali.,n; with elotli-
!"'r- '"" 'nl stockings
' ',,"''li an.l m . ...! .
!,
n was found that th v
' t .
- S..,. f Miiiitrii nun
Si i ""''l1' a"'1 t!ir-v n,ihl hi,ve
; -'4.1 (l l. r" hen it ili.I.
v-j!-,,''''":i"1 a"'l the conscioiis
u., '"' t,W'" lhe "'- of reliev-srl-,
lJiV;r.""s U uUl the best
The hirant s.,tl f Mr. Bll(, N(ru Wt,,.v
Isirron, of this uhui; i;,vi Snti.Uv niorn
insirom s.rlet f.-ver. Mr. Uar,,,,, jH
uriilftir.K f.ven th sj-.,,,,. ,jiM.:4.
ThelMpior desilors of Soniorsei ty
have forme.1 a lntc tive Association "
ami w ill hol.l their first m- tin nt lU k
w.vl in th.-curse of th- next ts,UI,iL. r
w eoks.
On Satur.lay James I Vutfi, !,., ,lis
p,,..l of l.:s h .use ami 1,1 hi tho l.-.roiih
of U.M-kwo-.. 1 to the meniN rs of the Uo
formclomsregation, w ho w ill convert it
into a pars'innjje.
Mr. Il; nry U Walker, or StonyeriH k
tow n- hip, who hail Imi-ii ootilinnl t- his
honi.. for two month l,v an aii.-n-V- r iv.
phoi.l f..-cr, was shaking hamls with his
numerous frien.ls in this j.la.-e Monday.
Kev. T. .1. r.rist.nv w ill prraeh in tlio
rresl.yterian t'hurcU next SaMialli, in
the morning from the text: "Let the Ke-(leenu-.l
of the I.o.-.l Say So." In the
c veninj; on tiiesevcaih U'atitu.lo: "lile.-s-eil
are the Peacemakers."
The lcinocratio ship of Allegheny
township i-ipsirsl in last Tuesday's hur
riome, and only one life, that of a candi
date for supervisor, was saved from the
wreck. With the exivption noted the
ItepnMicaiis made a clean swii p.
V"ashiiton's Birthday was oliserve.1
l.y th: children in the li irouh schools
w ith appropriate exercises; l.ut f.r some
reason or other, prolialily due to iiejfli-K'-'iiee,
"old Klory" was n.t displayed on
the l'ajf stall's on the s. hsl lmildins cm
that dav.
The crow d in attendance at court Mon
day and Tuesday was. unusually lar;;e,
considering that there w as no more im
portant leal luisiness to transact than the
rraiitii; or retail li.juor dealers' licensed
The criminal list at tha ju ent session is
the smallest presented at any rruiar
term in years past. .
A st.vr vveighiiii Ul pounds, dressed,
is ti oe seen hanging on one of tho strong
steel Ic.viks in Kuss.'ll Stewart's meat
market. The animal was purchased by
Mr. 1. I. Zimuieriuan in the lVrsyiuarie
Valley, ldaho.and after gmziiig fir a year
on his ranch in South lukot.i, wits ship
ped east and s-ild t.i Mr. Stewart, lie is
a tine specimen of the Imvine race and is
attracting general attention.
Hereafter when you a-ldress a letter to
a person liiting his mail at Jcnner X
Koads vim w ill write tlia name of the
post oiliisj "Jeiiuers" i! you wish to com
ply with the rules of tho post o:1iee ie
artme!.t. The time honored name of
Jeuner X Iloads was stricken fi-;:m the
l:-t of post o:!';-es i:i I'eii!isyl atiia r.nd
".lenners" sui'stil it' d f r i: by ord.-r of
the I.stma.stor b nera! last week.
'ur Husband correspondent writes
that Wasfiingtoi.'s biithday was observe 1
i.i the s.-IhmiI house in that place on the
A citing of the 2id, when a crowd that
taxed 1 he capacity of the school bnil.l:::g
a ttiMe.l siicl INtc-.l to a I rogram, -p.s-ial'y
prepared f-.r the (.-;isi..n, and
which iel'..'eted great ereibt upon l.!h
teacher an.l scholars. The schixd room
was ajiprojriati-ly d"is-r;;ie'l wi.h tlags
and ever giv.-ns.
Mr. .lames H. Wats in, tiie we!l-k:i vn
piano tuner of i'ittsliiirg. i!ies, through
the cilumns of tiie Hkum.h. to inforta
his many Somerset patrons tiiat iiis regu
lar visit to this place has b" n d-. layed
oil account of sickness, lie expects to
vi-it Somerset in the eiir.--j of the next
two or three
weeks when he i!l call
upon all of his patrons T'ir. Wj'.v.ii is
s;i:Vcji'!g front an aggiivatcl ::tta-k of
President Cleveland M 'liday sent tiie
nomination of 1'. A. I'.igi.-r t ) the S-.-nat"
for coiitirm iti u as C.iUector of Int.-ni-il
llevenue fr the west; in ilistri.-t of Penn
sylvania, thereby rent v. lug t" i!le.-tor K.
? Kcarns, wli his i.-eu under li.-cf.i
the p 1st several '.ninths. Mr. Kcarns
was charge 1 w ith gross violv.i m of the
civil service laws and of running the
Collector's oiib-e in th interests cf ( "o;i
gressman W. P. Sij.e.
Tiie Somerset ' Ministerial Association
m.-t at the Lutheran parsonage Monday
atternoon. Kev. ieph iri read a very in
teresting p:;jcr oil Savaroisol.-c. the Flor
eniiae monk, who !i-.u:ia a faithful
preacher of Christ in the l-aiiti'ii! iiy
of Florence, and iinally gave his life for
th" truth's sake. The paper was dismiss
ed by the pastors present. The next
meeting w ill b.' held March 4ih, at the
residence of Pev. llristow, who wi:l read
a paper oil Martin Luther. It w as de
cided to change the h':ir of evening ser
vice on and after March loth, to 7:t p. m.
"Joe" and "lan" Sachs "f Jcnner
township, are two witnesses w ho -ame to
town for t lie purp le of testifying in the
case of the 'oi.r.e.onw ealtii vs. llarvey
Slahl, charged with violation of the liU.r
law. When Joseph was called to the wit-ni-ss
stall I yesterday afternoon he was in
such a maudlin stale of intoxication that
Judge Longr-neckcr committed him to
the county jail for twe nty-four hours, in
order that he might soiicr up before again
a .peai ing U-fore thefoiirt. laniel lail- d
lo appear w hen csilled in court, and as a
result will have taken from his costs
w hen he apiH ars at t!ic "captain's oIli-e''
10 secure Lis fi-s.
A verdict of "n ;t guilty" was act pi. d
by the Court Monday morning in the
cis of the Commonwealth vs. Win. Aus
tin, charged w ith r.:pe. Peaders of the
11 KKAI.Ii w ill re:iie:n!s-r tiiat Austin w as
c invicte 1 of rape at Iiec-ember te:irt of
court, wliereupoii his coi:n.--cl Hied a n:.
tiou for a l.ew trial, alleging thalaUcr
discoverisl evidence would cle-ir!y c-stab-lisii
the prisoner's innocence. A in w
trial was a.-i-orlmgly grantcl. and win n
th'-case was caiiel Monday coun-el f. r
t ic prisoner s il., nitted a iiumiier of a:li
d'.vits, made ! ciisintcn sted parties, sill
ti" w hich w ent to prove that the a -.-use d
was ten miles distant from the seen? at
the tim ; the rape was c.uninitteiL
Congn-ssman Hi.-ks h is intr .l;ieed a
b, il in Congress giving gold im-d:.!s to
all surviving veterans who Misweml
President Lincoln's first -i!I for T.Vnn
volumeers. Major James P.. Tredwell,
of tiiis place, is chairman of tlie veterans'
c. miuiltee having the nuitter in cl arge.
When the war broke out Major Tredwell
was a y i.tng barrister in mec'.ty of J.mi
caster. i:tv in ; :ly Ice!t a lmitie I to the
pra.-lice of th" law a f- .v months pi evi-;:-.
W.ietl the call for . olnr.lecr.i -ime
he laid down his law is.ks mid went to
tin- amioiy of the local miiilary cirgaui
zalion, with which he was c.mnectisl,
and the same liight accompanied Iiis
cotnpaiiy to Harrisb:irgand the next day
t Washington. He was a iiui.iIx.t of
one of the first v. luntt-r iMiiipaniis to
r-ach tiie N::tioiial Capital. He wxs a
high private at that time, but sulise
ipiently rose to the rank of Major.
The story of the tragic murder of ciraiit
Z ifail, s..:i of ex-P.r-tm ister William H.
. if ail. of Meyersdale, in Cumberland, on
liwiiilKTitiri, is now know n to thes
licc of that c ity an l it is probable that a
iiuinUr of arrests will lie made U fore
the clos of th? present week. It is re
ported that several young men, promi
nently connected ill the "(jmi-ii City,"
were implicated in the inurdcr and that
startling revelations w ill le made. Kvi
denee has already lie n obtaimsl sulli
ci.'iit to prove that .ufall was either
"sand bagge-l" or hit on the head w ith
some blunt instrument with mitlieicnt
force to dislocate his neck, causing in
stant death, and it is rcjxirted on good
authority that evidence will W forthcom
ing at the projMT time which will show
that the murdered lxly was kept con
cealed in a cellar for a numlier of days
until di-s.mj.s:tion set in. when a col
ored man w as employed to haul it to an
other part of the city and deposit i'- in
the canal, w here it was afterw ards found.
Skilled detectives are working n the
case and tho father of the unfortunate
victim is determined that the guilty par
tits shall lie brought to justic e.
'- A
J Court ?rccsdin(;.
j Kegular term f 1'ebn: iry furt eon
i M-neil at ten u'chs k Monday morning
jwiihJiidg." Ivongcneil.rr. and Associate
jJudgi-H lli.sciker and Hoii:,r on ll.-i
Is neh. W. P. Ko.is,.r. of Somerset U.r
. ouch, wa.c rpp..i.i,.d f,,rtt!i:in of tho
j, ran : jury.
After the bar list had b-vii ealle.1 and
i the littorncys w ith m .ii.en to present
t had been heard (!,.? C..;ut l-xik lip the ap
: ldi"iti.mforrvt-til li-iuonh-alers licenses,
j Argumen: w as le io-d in i.!l of the three
! or four cases where remonstrances had
I liecn tiled, after which Court adjourncJ
j to meet r.t ii o'chx-k Tin-s-lay morning.
Sh'uily after com t re-c. livened Judge
' I""g s-ker aniiouiK'ed that the Court
Md .n lave I action in the matter of Har
vcy Staiil's applh-ntioii for a retail li-jor
deale r's li.-ense at Jeiiiter X Koads, pend
ing tho termination of a prosecution
against the applhrant for violation of the
li juor law, and had decid.-d to refuse the
applic.a:oi,.,.,r.I.,.--c,.h rix-k. of I'rsina;
the Ml. Pleasant lirew in-; Company, of
Ml. Pleasant, cstmorcland cuiinty, w ho
had p tilioiusl for a l-ittler's Ihvii:, and
Oeo. 1". Shailer. of Continence.
All of tiie following appli.-ulioiis were
grai.led :
K.I. Nick I.-or, A.l.lison t-rp.
Ali.s. K. Ili.'i:i:.ii.li,im. .ii.lisoa twp.
A:i. in w Vcua.ic. Ik rtm t.ntuii.
.lo.. .h s. .iiiun. ri.iau. Ii. r. oi Lerouh.
Seen S, cruel C olUl-a -ticc ls.roi..i.
J. M. li ..t.ls,
William A. S-viii.
Au-.'il' i Jv. li:.-r. C'olH-ninilli tv.'p.
Win. K. nrp -titer.
'1 ii u. is. V iin..i:s, KUt I.i.-k
J. .1. Ken.;. I!, l.iri... r Hip.
John It. .-iicer, M..y rsi;ii.r borough.
Nut': iiii. l Mi.-t r. "
.i.e. j.:-, !.
J lut V. (icthrie,
John K. K:-sslcr. Noiiiciiupton tw-p.
t'.-l.T A. .bifiu, U.M'kUIMNl !Mis,U(r(l.
Ham"! A. Il iiiii s.
Charles iv Vjniiinr, S.iin. rs. t borough.
.I;eoil 1. 'u r.t
r'.-lsrir K.vli" " "
"V . 1 1. T .yiTian. tw p.
ti.'ur l--li. i. Salisbury liorouim.
i T. li.iy, Salisbury lioroiili.
K cr K i ii i.i.!. sin: i mi i twp.
N .ii.ii"! ' i- I. r. Siov.-stow'ti
Joint II. Kit.-. " "
i'iioMc.s il. saiith. Crshi i Ihirouli.
vv. .1. ;. i.. ni...i.
Jo j pti ll-r.!il;i-r.; T, loi. r.,..;,lnu twp.
Tiie first taken up for trh'.l was the
CoiniMonwealth vs. ILirvcy Staid, of Jcn
ner to-. ii lilji. chaiged with i.ila.iug the
li iuor law . 'l in-:(.-, w as still at issue
lien the II r.UAI.tt w cut to press.
Tis Spriag Eleitioat.
Kleetiotis were held in c cry preciml
in tiie county on Tuesday last f.,r the
purpose of cl.s-tiug Impiiigh and town
ship o?!hs rs. Lis. w here in tii.'se col
.l'.utiswill !ie found the names of ail the
:a!cccs..fol c-indtd.ile- and theoilices th -y
w ere c lected lo lill. In a niiinU r of pre
cincts tiie voters played some merry
pranks. For iiist.iin-c, rock-riblsl, Dcui
ocraiic Ali- gh-ny, fur tlie brst time in
h r politictl hist ::-y, ehv-t.l a full IV.?
p'.tbii. an ticket, with the cxe 'V.io.i of
one supervisor, while Uc.i.ibii.-i:i Jetfer
so u low ered her iol rs and elected several
!e!n e:iii ; to o!h -e. St .yest iwn and
I'rshia. both villi c nuforlable Pcpubii
c.i; m.ii .i '.ti"s, .i:-. id I h mors with their
Ie.n r.-r.itic bi. '.ir..i. Sud.:;rt ltepui.i:
c...ii Pri ii... rsvaii g.!'. e everything In
sight to t'. .- IV-jiiiblic in-, l I lin two
li.-p.s-tor- of P.. I ions. There were
iy 1 ;-:d li;rhls in many of lhe dis
tricts, the liveliest, perhaps, W-iug in
Mii'-rJ,
tii. re v.-.-re three tickets
it l-i ' ii- Id Kepll'iili -a i, ' '.tVeJlV 11:-p'j'-.ieau'
a::d Ie.;i M i..ti.-. i'u i :t re-1
i: li.c M::;.,i.l -.. Host ccnt.-rid on the
t,j- s,-!,ik.I die i iis, and the
t.i.viisl.io vtas stirrcl iij as th .ugh a
pr. -i-l. cl-:c:ion were l.ik ing place,
and th ViUc poiie.1 was almost C jii.ilto
a j re-:.iiiiti..I Vote. At the l.i prc.-ideii-tii!
c! .11 tle re w. re I .i IIe;iu:.i:-aii
and I'--icmt ili.' vote.t polb-d. white
on Tu 's i..y tin re wire. 1 W Kcpiiit-li-
an i.i l 'cl JK-i.nrt-ri.ii-. What
w.l- p.irite! cut by tic H:.-:ii.i last
week as bk -ly I I..- done, was done.
An alii.tme was f.::iivl between the
''iti.e:is' P -j.-iblic.tiis" and the l-mo-erats,
v. iii.-it resiilte.l i;i ; ,. V. iviini.ie!,
"t il. .ens' Pep ii.he.in," beiug elect)
selioo', dirc-.-tor by a majority of 1") v.itoj
over l.is Pep'.ililiean opp uiout, All X
M.u klc. ami the l.'.uti.h r.its getting left,
Tiie Ik -mot-rats only noiuiu itcl one can
didate f.r sc!i..ol liii-.s-.or, J:u-!i S. Piiil
lippi (liieie wer- th.""i to 'n- fleeted J;
and oii'y one c.tiididate for stipervi.,r,
.Iiis. P. Mcy !-s, "Pig Jim." (tiierewere
four to b.- ei.'cte t). 'F'i Dens vrats
agreed to vote for Kiinm-l for s -h ol di
rector ati.i in return Ki.nui -1 and his
friend . were to v..te for Piiiilippi and
Meyers. The arrangement was only par
tially carried out and resulted in
"ib-oi-gc" g.-tii.iglhe"lurtlc" and "Jake"
an.l "Pig Jim" getting th- " miMik."
Kiinuiel ris-eive l si vote, Puiilippi oj
end Meyers .Vi, and now the two latter
declare tii. y will hot again have faith
in the pledge of a " Citizens l'-publican."'
Tilt I;-mo.-ratic c.sri II Lite for j ldgu re
ceived i voles, w hile th . -mdidaie of
th samo f.i-th for in.p-ebr rc-civel .ft,
Tiie P- puMiean c.tv. iidat.-s for tiie s.nnti
otii -si r.s-,.ivcd 1 i and 1M n-spe.-tively.
Tik' gr it bulk of tii- II '.-ir.tlic ins. un
der thy leadership of John C. Well, r
and U. II. lull, v ot -1 for Markle.
the regular no. nine, b.il the Pciu
ixT.itic coinbirn; w ,w lo lil'K-h fol
them aid the Citizens' lb-publican
) .11 lidatc was cliN-ted by Ileni
oer.ttic votes. Thi-v" Markle tickets were
thro.vn out by h- eb" 'iion li ur.l, a .v.
cU!it of de:'e-tiv.' in irking, w hich if
coit.t' d would have reduced Kimmell's
mijority to 7. In m iking their tight for
M irkie Messrs. Wi-ib-r and H.i'.l were;
simply lighting f r th It 'puvlicia prin
e'plc of always supiM.rting regular nomine-,
and, although defeated, they have
the gratification of knowing that a large
in ijority of the II -publican voters of their
township were with litem in this light,
and they also hav tho ass.jranco tint
t':-c-y will be with them in any future
fihis in which lb publican sitii-j.ss and
inten-sts are involvisj.
In Ogle tiwnship there were lhr
s.-h ml dire -tors to be elected. The Ib'-p-tMieain
el -te 1 t'.i -ir ctuiil.ttui, b.:t
n-gi)' ' i to specify on tJieir tickets the
t-nn for wiii.-h c i -it w.n t serve. Til-'
li -in .-raiic e nidi. lib's h id the term
specified on their tickets. Tiie latter will
contest an 1 will probably ha declare 1 tin:
iluly elect. ! em li l iti-s. In seventl pre
cincts candid ite for various oillces ran a
ti" ati I th" proba'uiiiies are tiiat in one
or t tvo inst i:ices new elections will have
t be held.
!u Jcnner town-hip one of the sucei-ss-ful
lb-public in candidates was an elec
tion o:nccr, an I oil this a.-coiiut his Iicm
oiT.il ie oji.io'ient tiled a petition in Court,
Moil. lav morning, asking that the certiii-i
cate of clc-lion It issued to him. In this
instance a vacancy w ill likely be declansi
and wiil be filled by th- seh ml board.
And so the story goes.
Justices of the Peace and Couatables.
Il will b" well to rcs-olbv-t that at
1'lsilKlt's 3MiK Sroiti-:
yo:i can purcltase P.inn's Justice, McKin
uevs Justi.v, Constable tiii.b-s. Sale
Pills and Fee Pills. Also you c an obtain
the new uniform deeds and exchange
your ol 1 style Iccds fn- of co-t for the
new ones.
You can get Justii-c-s iHx-kcts, and all
the blanks rcjuired by Justices and Coii
slables. P.lank Marriage i'ertilicatc-c,
fegal ami Fools Cap papers, large ollicial
size Envelopes, P.lank Pooks and any
thing and everything you may require in
the Hook, Stationery and News line.
t'HAS. II. FlStlKK.
Jeffertea Itemi.
Sleighing parties have lieen numerous
the past few weeks.
A g sl time is promised to all w ho at
tend the la-t joint teachers" institute of
the district. It will e held on March 2d,
at 2 r. m., at New Fountain.
The eve of the township election wit
nessed aome 'tpiivr" jTiM-eclings. A few
would-le joilitii-ians set up a scheme to
deprive a Milliliter of young voters from
casting their ltallots. The well-laid plan,
however, failed and the young voters
voted the straight It-publican ti.ket.
X.
!FE15RUA!tVKLK(TlOX.
O.Ti:
h List of the Kew!y Elected
Borough and Townsh'p
Cheers.
Following .ire the of.i.-ial returns of
Pen on-h and Tov.-uship ttlh.-ers i l.'cted
on the l'.th in-U, lsx,:
PtllMtiMls.
Rkiii.in Ju-ti)-?, Alinrt Heilby ; town
council, II. P. Piiilsoit, W. J. (itrlner;
high coiist title. A. 11. I'lH.rbaiiih ; juilge
of t lection, W. Pcihl; iit.-pectors, F.
C. Poliinger, Fred IMatt ; u-s)-s-or, H. W.
Pruliaker; s!rst commissioner, K. W.
H:rt:iia;i; sch x.l directors P. C. H -t!l -y,
W. A. S' ilKTt ; audit-tr, John O. K u li ;
town clerk, S. II. Li.-hty.
Pkxson Justice, If. P. J. Custer; tow n
c ;U!ii-:i, David Kress yrs., Koro Kauf
man, tl yrs., Aaron Sinlfer, 2 yrs.; high
constable, W. T. Wolford : iudjeof eb-c-
ititn, 1. J. Lehman; inspetors, II. W.
Holsopple, Henry Pish ; asse-sor, Aaron
Shairer; street c-oonuissioiier, J. R
Plough; scii sjl direeUtrs, Ji. J. Lehman,
H. W. Hol.sopplr, p. Porder; auditor,
Iav jd Kress, II. P. J. Custer.
Cas-ki.m x Justices, I . J. Phillippi,
Charles Parlies; town council, l I..
Weimer, I'hi!i) Ni'drow ; higii custable,
J. V. lb iitbiuii ; judge of election, J i
eub Wiltront ; iiLsjieetei-s, Kdvvard San-ni-r,
A ii.-t Phillippi ; ae s.sor, P. W. Witt;
street commissi liier, Paniel Micley;
school directors p. W. Witt, W. II.
Siiultts; iiudit-or, John Mii-key.
Co:ri.i-i;N; i; Justice, A. Ib Huml-crt;
town c-ouncil, lints. A. Miller, A. F.
Humbert; hifh constable, Jc-wt; It.
Walker; judge of election, F. P. Fran! ;
insp,s-t.rs, L. p.. H-gaus, C. W. Keitz;
assi-ssor, Titos. K. P.illiu ; slreet coinuiis-.-toner,
Henry Spcieiier; sch.xil dii'ccio.-s,
V. M. Piack, Hiram l .-atit., J..hu P..
Align, tim-; audit'T, V.. C. Hod. Is.
Jkxxkktown Justice, Henry Pia.-h;
town council, J. ,. (iriilith, Charles
Young, Solomon Judy ; judge of election,
P. F. P.erkiy; inspectors, li. U V.'i.iitd,
Will J. Peterson; assessor, John A. Kay
lor; street commissioner, Henry C.
Sli-illei -; schoul tlirecto.-s, I.. T. L i:upc,
I. L. Wiand ; auditor, John Pink ; town
cb-rk, John Judy.
M ky Kiis;io.i.K Town coiiiicil, Fred
ibwe, W. H. liable, W. 11. Hay; high
c tnstable, J. J. Ilol.liu ; judge of b-.--tioii.
I'. M. Hou-el ; inspectors, C. f.
iar.liier, lb-ward Savior; assessor, W.
il. Liu li-; s--ho.il directors, S. S. ( 'oo.l,
Wm. Ix-ckeuhy ; auditor, C. C. Naugle.
Nkw Pai.timouk Tow n i-nineil, Nor
l't Straub, Peter Weimi-r; high idhMj-l.-le,
Cii. us F. Smith ; judge of i-lijction,
liiirry Lily; inspectors, John F. Werner,
Wm. II. Str.iub; assessor, Joseph Top
per ; street commissi. intT, .1. p. Spi.s-r;
school dire-tors ilii.tin Slraub, Peter
Weimi r, Lewis II:ti:kii:son ; auditor,
Janus H. Oardill.
Xf.v Ck.v i in vif.:. it .In -ticc, II. s.
Poucin r ;. t iv. n council. J .'mi 1'. Hay,
Jaui-s p. ! V,-rcl; jn-lircof c-U-ct -n. to-j.
Pr.'.nt ; i-ispei-toi-s, Williaui N. Parudt.
I. fo!i:ts..l Ferrel. Jr.; as-,-sor, John V..
II. iuiui; sire-t isenmis-ioner. Joseph
S.v-i.ler; sc-io .1 i:r.,-.-t r P ifus !l. I.:11,
Wm. li. Waiter; auditor, Herman A.
Stahl.
P Siwooii Purge .ss, II. F. nuuijih-rii-s
; town council. Zaeh S:iy ler. Win.
W dfer .o.-rg; r ; !i '-gh constaUe, Hcuiy
Yutzy ; jtidg" )'fe b-:-t;oti, Anthony I Imw
all; inspes tors, H. C. l'arttcr, laid
iil-.Im-r ; assessor, 1'. S. Wi-rm-r ; street
eoi:ii:is-i.t:iiT, lieorge IVe; sch.s.l di-ris-loi,.
A. O. Wiil, A. J. Or. v ill ; audi
tor, J. ib i'aiic. s
S.vw-iti r.v Town esi-incll, I. J. Hay,
J. Ii. P irch'is, Joieph Wagner; hij'i
-otis-.ablc. X. P. Suyder: tax eoi!c.-t.,r,
W. II. Keim ; judg of '.- :: :i, A. II.
Lowry; inspectors. Wm. I 'o.-hrau, P. A.
Ividuer; usssor, Sam Mier; street c uu-
nii-sc.n. r, Alf Wagner; seho .l diie. t T-,
S. Ib McKinlcy, P. A. .Ne.vm in. M. P.
Hay, Iv. M.Stat ler; auditor, J. P. Cross.
So .tl itsur Tow n e.iini.-il, Frank S.
Cuniiinii'iam, Wesley W. pavis; high
emstable, Cijaiiibera liiisi.ni; judge of
eh-etioii, A. II. lh.s:..n; inspiviors, F.J.
lf..lVi:iai, Frank S. liilbert ; as.sess,.r, W.
P. Colfr.it li ; street (-.ui.inissioiiiT, licr
luati Cunniiighaiii ; schinil directors, W.
II.S.iniHT, M.J. Prills; auditor, J. It.
Fe-rner.
SoMKHKlKl.tt Justimi, 1.. IConneway;
tow n council, P. V. Ncdrow, J. W, I n
hart, J. W. Faster; judgo of election,
J ohn F:idsli-y ; iuspoi-tors John Hilk'-y,
J. F Leniiirt; s.-iiool ilirei-tors, O. P.
M.-H tn.il I, M. Oomic-.v.iy, A. Va!is:--k!e ;
audit-ir, J. A. W..ts ;i.
St.-.vkstowx Toa :i council, H. F.
i::i:ii: nil: n ; judge eif l iectioii, J. IL
Stiyder; insjM'ctors i! irvey A. It irnh;i.-i,
Wm. Wil.-on; assessor, Wm. Prulraker;
street i-i:nmis-.ioner, P. F. Po-amni;
s -h ..l diree-tors C. 11. Siiot key, J. H.
Hite, Wm. A. McVieker; auditor, F. I
S.-itith.
Fiisi x.v Justices, A. S. Levy, W. S.
K'.ihbii.iu ; town c.t'.m-il, W. lb-il. J. P.
Iiiivis; high con-table, Jacob Pr-uior;
judge .f e bs-tii.n, Aiitjiistils Sellers; in
sp.vtors H. y.iiiini'-riiian. Waller Weiit
W r!h ; asserssor, W. S. Kuhlni in ; street
e unmissioner, Jaisili Previer ; s.-hixd )li-r.-titrs,
W. P.. Penford, J. S. Lyons; au
ditor, P. F. Fir.-stone.
WKI.I.KttstlfJt 1 lus'.ic. C. II. Close;
to -.ill itmcil, Oeorge Feehtig, A-iani
Trimble; judge of election, Frederick
Fc -htig; in-puctors, C. H. Close, Hiram
Startz ; assessor, J. li. Shaffer, Sr.; street
c !!i:iiiss:o!ier, John O. Heiner. O. W.
Witt; school direct trs, Ocjrgo W.Witt,
S. C. Fe-htig, Sr.; auditor, U.'org.' Paul,
Oiho Wills; town i lerk, A. Trimble.
townships.
AiiiilsoN Juds of Plection, Jiiuie
Hili.-mau; itispoctors, J..hn A. Stark,
I ivid Stark; asse-sor, Jeremiah Sillwu-h;
M -hool dirt?ctors I M. Liminger, Iiavid
Mitchell ; supervisors, Amos Kurtz, Al.
fred Wass, K!l Pender; auditor, 0vtrge
Waxs ; township clerk, Alfreds. Mitchell.
At.i.rnilKXV Judge of KUetiohn, John
Ilridegniu ; inspectors, Sylvestor Sarver,
Fram is Firle; assessor, Wm. F. ('atoll ;
seh'jol directors, John Surver, O. i.
Walker; inspectors, Amos Ware, Oeorge
Meyers, Henry Hartgo; auditor, M. A.
I'oust ; township e-lerk, A. Ih-c-ter.
P.i.ai-k Ju.stii-e, J. F. Weimer; jmlge
of elect ion, Alex Snyder; inpectors, A.
C. Snyde r, Jb.ss Hi-inluiugh ; assessor, O.
1 Niiller ; schoetl directors IL A. Paker,
Pe-ter Snyder; sUHTvisors Noah I'ritts.
A. K. Orowali; auditor, A. H. ohle-r;
tow nship clerk, lili Snytler ; treasurer,
1 lew alt Snyder.
Prothkk.-vai.i.i-:y' Justi.-c-i, S. W.
Fritz, S. S. Forney; jndg.; of elect ion, II,
ti. Hay; inspectors, Henry Pickey, J.
W. Meiiges ; assessor, II. II. Plant;
sch-Kil dire:-tors, W. W. Hunger, P. J.
Powniun; supervisors, William I'oust,
Penjaiiiin S.ider, Jolm J. Kncpper ; audi
tor. P. I. Miller; tow nshi clerk, Charles
Heiitz; treasurer, H. Smith.
Cone vr.iii Justice, Stephen Orillith;
judgeof ebs-tion, Toliias liasli ; inspes-tors,
W. L. Kaufman. John M. Hash ; assc-ssor
Isaac Kaufman ; school diree-tors, Jaistb
I. Kaufman, .1 years, Cyrus Anstead, 3
years, Sem K.Johns 2years; sujicTVi-ors,
Jacob Ycxler, Jo-iah S. Plough, Jai-ob A.
Plough, Joseph Johns; auditor, S. p.
Yoder; township clerk, E. I Swank.
FAiRilorK Justice, A. IS. (Jrof; judge
of election, Eli Thomas ; inspce-tors, Chas
Paker, Simon Pixtrbaugh ; assessor, J.
II. Siiiler ; se-hool elirectors, X. I a. Kennel,
Cliarbw Sturtx; sujHTvisors, Cyrus Hiitz
ell, John W. Ile.-k; auditor, Jtso II.
Tressler; township clerk, A. S. Flickin
Kor. Ei.k Lick Judge of clertiou, Harvey
Liveng-Hxl; itispe,e;tors, M. J. Piaugh.
Levi Maust; assessor, A. I- Iowry;
si-hil iliree-tors Jethii 1. Vogel, I-. 1
Peachy: supervisors e-orge Ixwry,
Christ Hershlterger, lbws Sen-hler; audi
tor, Jere J. Ktevannus; biwnship clerk,
A. II. Shu maker.
i:u:i:nv,i.,-.:: Justi.s-, Andrew Pit;
jud-e eif eb ction, Fr'sl li .rr ; i;-.spsiors,
lcw is Sioinly, J.ishua Mi Kenzie; a-s. s-s-rs
Augulus Sass ; school elirectors, Ueo.
W. Paer, Jacob P. Miller; supervisors,
F. W. I'.aer. J. II. Paer ; auditors, Valentin-
S.is year.), Oeorgo Krissii.g. r, 2
years; t nvi!-h:; cb-rk, S. M. H -ir.-e I ;
j trcaaiiri-r, I. J. P.i.t.
J K--KKl;so;i Jtid-r-i of ele -;;-,n, M.ts.-s
liiscl ; inspect Pei-T 1 Sli.ilt.'., I'riaii
Sciir.s-k ; usscss.ir, J. M. Ku-.ipp; se hcj
diiis-tois, Isaiah ('rise, .'J ye irs, Pejamin
Penm, .t years, llenry Partner. 2yeirs;
i.ipervi. rs, Oiiliaii Mvll, John t. nil. cr,
in li'.or. II. II. 0:-..-.!.-i.T ; township clerk,
P. T. Hull; trce.si.ror. Henry F. Miller.
J t x it!: Judge of e b-ctiou, J.ts. ih J.
Mtslder; iitspc-eioix. Alb-:. J. P.-rke3-,
Kl Horner; iivc-.sr, A:.r..n Sh::ifer;
school dips-tors, Iiavid Pi-rkey, Henry
I'. Ieihr; serpe-r v is irs, Josiah tiohn, Con
rad Wi-e-htcnhi-iser, Adam Stevens lin-i-l
J. Miller; auditor, Alvin P. Fritz;
tow leddp e Jerk, C. C. Sehliitii-ker.
LAitiitr.it Jsidge of t ie. ti in, James
Murray; in -pen-tors, 1 M. Mankenieyer,
Irviu Itittuer; assessor, F.r.i Oeiger;
Kchool directirs, William Tressler, Henry
Sh gle, Jr., ; sujiervisfirs, Frias Murray,
Christian Mankemeyer ; auditor, Eph
riaiu Oeig.T; to-vn-hip e-lerk, Alfred
Knepp.
Lincoln Judge of ebs-tioii, Pe-ter
Speieher; inspectors, J im.-. Frie Him;
Ed Pal-1m in; as-i-tsor, iv. IL Iterkey;
seh. ml directors, Henry Cascln-iT, Iiavid
Swank ; Niijiervis us, Jonathan iire-ndl-'.
Link Iohr; a i.litor, t. F. Pittner; town
ship clerk, Charles Piituer; treasurer,
Perry I'mlterger.
Lowtti: TfitKKVKisiT Juilg.i of elec
tion, W. II. .ufall; inspectors; O. W.
Taiiitehill, Scott Anderson; assessor, P.
Cunningham ; school directors, ;. W.
Kemp, ie-irgcSleyers; supervisors, II. E.
Riniels, A. Ni-.-ola, Silas Coin, P.Younk
in, Phine. is Suyder; a iditor, J. It. Hyatt;
township clerk, P. St. O -rh art ; treasurer,
. W. Kemp.
M n.: .ii::i Judg. of e-leciiou, J..si.t'i ".
Pile ; inspectors, William Pittner, Pi ter
Ko.iiit; assessor, J. M. Critchticld ;
schiH.l dins-tors, L. H. Priib guiu, 3 years,
Oe , Sis-hb-r, . years, Oeo. F. Kimiuel,
2 years ; supervisors, Adam Waller Wii
li:nti liull, Joseph H. ShuUz; auditor J.
X. Walter ; tow nshiji clerk, J. C. Enable;
tre-a-ure r, Oetu ge Ssiiupstine.
Miiini.Ki i;k::k Jsidge ofrbi-tio'i, C. 1".
viiig ; inspectors, -,v . f.. I'litman, James
Henry ; assessor W. F. S inner ; school
directors Jo-iah Parron, S. K. Mognet ;
siiervisors, S. p. Primer, Sam-u 1 Pie-key
; auditor. Samuel Snyder; township
clerk, P. K. Moore, treasurer, J. J. Mc
Miibu. Noiii ii.vMt'ro.v Justice, I. I). Irt-ydig;
j jdge of e-b-ction, Simon M. Tressler, N.
P. Poorbaugh ; inspv.-t irs, J. T. Le-ydig,
Henry P.iupa -li; a-s.--or. tl. O. Paii.tiitn;
s.-ho-i tlirc. tois, Henry Marts, 3 years,
E. II. Milb-r, .lyears, O. W. Proa l.vater,
Jyei.s-; s ip.-rx isoi-s, S.cnuel lvtorbaugh,
H. W. Miilcr; auditor, P.J. p.iorUiugh;
to". Ii-lcp elet k, '. W. PiKirb.'.iigli.
O....K Judge of election, I". Ii. M.-y-.-.-;
i:i-;.'-e!..rs, O. M. Truax. Ib-iry
i'larniiart; assesir, I'ekirl Felix; school
(lit- -ct-.rs, Jac ib ;"o, S. O. Whitaki
P-;ija::i:!i iterkey; supcrvis.trs, Iboiry
Youker, Samuel Pippcl; auditoi-, llarri
s ui !lh-i-n; t.c.vn hi; cl-tk, I. If.
Wiiiiiiker.
PINT Justic, J. A. Luther; judge of
el. -ction, Joseph J. S --e; in -pc"!' irs, -Ta-c
ib Sifttfer, Lfwls Static.-; n-.is-.ir, S.-.;t
M-irp:,y; s: h hi! dire -t.:: s, J. 1 Mcug.-s.
Lewis J. Cisiiu-; si..ervisoi, Imu-.-I
If. It. nan, S aniui i C. Hclunu, I-ilah
II il -to;ipie, J.t-iah Custi r; an tii-.r. II. L.
S-.-.-s.-; to-.vi.ship cb-rk, Pcti-r II off:u in;
tre.t-suri r, Joseph J. Sees...
li'. KM vii iMNii No. 1. Justice. F. F.
Wi-igard; regts'eritig a-isessttr, ('has P.
Pickey; judge of eiecli -u, Jacob E-eh;-.-i-k;
inspe.-ter, Frank Spang'er; a -,sor,
(. 1110:1 M;',b.-r; superv isors, Jo-iah Lciir,
Isaac Auk-ay; aii'litor, J. H. liiit-h;
tow nsli'p i i.-t k, John Walter; treasurer,
Wm. Maurer,
f ritMAliosix.i No. 2 lb gisteritig s-
-ssor, W. E. Pogers; ji dgeof ele.-timi,
John H;i;iim-r; in-pectors, I", F. Clatk;
-hooI tlirei-tors, Jaeoii K-muiIz, Vab nliiiii
C. Miller.
SlIAtiK Judge of election, J. P. I'm
bcrger; inspectors, T. W. Il:i:ii'-r, O.-orge
Pcitz; llssi-s-or, Jaeob Wall.nv; si h..ol
dins-tors, Iivi IC.i.it., Oo-ngn Laytoii;
siipurv i-ors, Peai-s:.n Ling. Noah Pl-.aigh,
J. P. Pively, Iiavid E. VCng-.icr: auditor,
Siimuel SorU.r; township cb-rk, Wash
ington Caster; tre.t-uref, Charles A. Wag
ner. S-. MMI T Judge of t!e.-ti-i:i, Mal-.l-;i
Sii.Mima'icr; in-pis-tors, Wilii.n.-i I I'.nnit,
W illis M. p.-ckt r; ass.-,--tr. J. h:i P.
S.-hroek: selnHtl directors. P. T. P tlitrd,
S. S. ?.iiier; sunerv isor-', Jere A. ddler.
Heli' V Pockos; au-iitor, Conrad Pash
tiinii; tow iishijt cb-rk, W. E. Walker.
S.il Til -.1-mt iX Judge ofclection, J. J.
Cook; inspiv-tors, .bum's Hover, Char' -s
P.M.r!.-u..;h; e.ss;-sor, it. F. Paker; si-h ud
dirtctor-, F. Korns. S. H. Ke:nn 11; su
pervisors, II. Peteni.rink, Levi Krnncll;
auditor, J. P. Pake r; township clerk, H.
E. Paker; treasurer, Jonathan Kcnm-ll,
Stoxvi :5:kk Justices, lloliert P.
Print, L'-w's C. AcUerman; ju lg-' )if
olis-tlon, Ofsrrgo Payman; inspi tors,
Wilstiti J. Keefi-r, N. P. Wils-tn; assessor,
Martin Shank; school elirei-tors, Luther
A. II lib giss, Ja.-ob A. Stntiiian; super
visors, Wm. H. Miib-r, Win. Plaft. Jona
than Kiinuicll; auditor. Charles Sh -ink:
tow nship clerk, Alex Hunter; treasurer,
John P. Payman.
Somkiiskt Judgo of election, II. L.
Young; Inspectors, J. C. Deitz. William
II. Stahl: assessor, Kussel M. Young;
school din-ctors, J. C. Onag y. E l C-.ie-Itti'ii;
snpi-rt is-irs, Oeo. Shautis. Solomon
Kiuiiiii I, Jonas Sf.itiii.iti, Jo-iah M !.
ler; auditor, C. II. S -iim-i.-ker; t lwilship
e-lerk, James Plough.
Fl'I'KU Tl'HK LY KimT .Illsii.s-, Will.
. ifall: judge of election. Edward Kre
ger: inspectors, E S. May. Jacob I'hillip
p:; a-si-ssor, J. U. I) linba il.l: school di
rectors, II. S. Snyder, Win. Nickels; su
pervisors, Wesley Yoitiikbi, J. W. Nich
olson, P. F. Walker, Anthony Miller;
auditor, Thomas Williams; township
e-'.eik, Ed P. Hosteller; treasurer, I. W.
S-llivau.
Every Hoasewife
Should examine the Cinderella Pange.
P. rend will rui-e nicer, and bake more
evenly, in the Cinderella than in any
other. Sold and res-tmmended by
Jamks P. IIoi.i.;;mt( .1,
StincrscL Pa.
After Anderioa.
l'rof. Keriiry, of the Valparaiso normal
school in Indiana, is in communication
with Fayette county parties to see-ure c-vi-deiice
against Prof. o. l. Anderson, w ho
was rcccutly arrestee! in Chicago charge-d
with bigamy. The professors of the
school w ill do all they "can to push the
case, it is said.
It will be remembered Anderson sud
dcnly pulled up and left Vanderbilt,
w le-re he was principal of schools. Ijtst
August he left his wife at Coiilbienee ami
went to Fn-e-jtort. ImL, w here he iiiar
ried the lS-year-obl eLiughter of Oen.
Tennent, a wealthy and respee-ted citizen,
having met the girl when he attendeel
the Valparaiso nonual. As soon as Oen.
Tennent learnesl of the elual life of his
son-in-law his daughter was taken home
and suit for bigamy enteTed against An
derson. In his letter to a prominent Fayette
county man Prof. Ktrney s;.-itsj that An
derson wiil in all proltahility try to viiify
hii first wife's character by testifying
that he was never married to her. Tho
minister w ho performed the ceremony
haslievn found, but lhe prosecution wants
to prove that his wife was well thought of
in the community in w hich she lived.
Mrs. Anderson No. 1 lives at Coiilbi
enee, where ho keeps boarders to main
tain herself and several uuiiill children.
llitj.icst &f a:i in Iavcn;;
M v-Ss
A Pp,nl.ti- Hiisitat cf Siade Towahip '.its
j Vicfita cf a S-.rriij i'rly.
i It is alb ,ed tl.i.l .bnno M.s.ii g.-r. of
! Shade low iisiiip, has :!! bis bfe bsi-l- d
J of the fact that !:e"uas i.cvt r taken by
t su.prise," but since his e-M-ri nce- of ia.-t
j Wednesday In- ,;,- Usui r ingelaily Cjiiiet
; on that score'. As is well kn-cvuMr.
Mi-tiregor scrvisl t!iroii-ii' i;t lin- nf
the relie-llioii niel soiii" of his friends
w ere loath to Ix licve that he ex.nl. I b:ue
p.Lss.ed thris-or four years ;n tin- ranks
v. iiitont hay ing bi-i -i trcal.-d toa surprise
by either the "Johnnie" it his conuad. s
in camp. Some time ago th-st frieiuLs
ntiieeivesl the notion of surprising Jacob
in his hn-pitable home and iiumediatt-iy
:,i-t aUtut making tiiiirarr:i:geiueiit.s Ev
eryli.hlyiiiiii.t in itc neighborhood, ex
cepting Mr. MeOrcgor himself, was let
into the ses-ret. Wednesday was -i-lii-tv
as the day, and lung Id fore itd tu ii.sl
iloelis tf bash) Is had Im-cii pa.ki I with
gissl things to eat alter all had gathered
at MeOrcgor's. At mi curly hour in the
morning tho surprise- party i-ollci ted at
the rcsidi-iici- .f a neighbor, and at in
o'clock set out in r.leds and slci-ihs f..r
their destii. atio-i. Two gentlemen left in
advance and upon arriving nl Mr. Me
Orcgor's inveigled that gentleman into
the eeller on the plea that th-y wanted to
inspect his vegetables, or something of I he
kind. The ruse worked first rite and
iie was kept their until the entire parly
had collected in his house and removed
their w raps.
Tiie writer ill not attempt to eieseribe
the e-xpres..;.ui of ulier surprise that en
veloped Mr. MeOrcgor's kind fate whi-il
he was ushered into hi.; own parlor Mid
found it etecupied by lifiy of hi- neigh
ltors, the-ir faces beaming w :th suppressed
cxeiienii-nt and g-t-l v. iii. Sutlio.- it to
say that he gracefully "aeknow b -lged the
iMrn" and mailt; all wchsimj. When
speaking of the matter aller anls
he is re-ported to h:ue s-iid that he
couldn't iiii.b r--t :i-i how h- i-aiue to be
surprised unb-.-a L- i Kooiitz ii;. j iiotizi d
him.
Pefore dima r w is s'-rvi 1 Mr. M.-Ore-gor
was presented w ith a hatt l-ome r s-k-i;ig
chair and short ad dn- , s were made
by the ris-ipic:it, John P -ii., Harri.-.-u
Eihr, John Ko.u,t. and L. i K.s.i.t.
The att.-rn sin was devote to s s-ial
pa-ti.-'i-n, and w hen tin- p: i tv t .-i.k its de
partii.e for home ;.ll f. U thai th.-y had
succissle.I iii -surpt i-Ing " Mr. MeOrcgor
and th .t t.n-y had ha 1 a lo o .b l-!.tii;l
day.
'fin' f ilivv, ii:g wc-e pre-, ut ;
John Knot-. WlL-iiil'gt-ill Custer
Jacob Yost, !.. M. I. n.ib. Wt.. i ..- ..
Noah Eon; ;r, Harris . n I. ; r, i'li.l.
Ziiiiliiei'in in. Ja-A. Mil! T, Sai-.ui I '.jc
Orcgor, Pei.ee -a 'I-.'lng.r, Kali
r.i-t
Mary P.-i;
iMcy. A!b
Wagner, i'i
Pabii.; Mil
Mrs. Jai.e -i.dcy, Pini.i.
si. ocr, .in ... s. Ki.ik. '. I .
tk b'.s-l.!. P. . M.sireg f,
r, Kate Wagrcr. Kachnel
bo.. I. Tilli- Snils-r,
Jac it W allace, J .;.:
M-iirtt'ir, N.!l:e Mil
t'-r, t'.irbi i Wall. i c,
Ai.ia u !':o,-. .. o -
s in. in :
W.igu--.
i b. r,
Marv
o r, iai!n I u.-
S -roil I. tin',
'.'alia.-.-. ( 'it. -t. r I
E-i.ii'm-: I, Kisii, r..-.-ii : .. rf, II ::i!.i!i S. s; .r.
ber, 1 1 -in nub Yost, l i n A. i !:- :-, J. ,i-lii.-
Oiist.-r, X. Pi... Wag t. I' Iv. ar 1 "o'ag
n.T, l:h.sla Ko.nt, Jac. M. Waguer.
I
il.s.i.t, Marv .iuiin. r:u ,:i. Marv
Cllsfi T.
irn
lie
K..:.l. Ei'il inim -r-,
Pilph Waguer. Mr.
X.
i:iu;i. Ib" Wag;
Li'icrkiitgl... Why us w. o 1-n hi- i. rs ibr in-ple sap
thiit ! ak a:: i waste the sap, v. l. u y.i-j
c;.n buy a g . 1 tin ir galv ini.e.l ir.-u
pail to hang n tlin .-pout lor '. :.! t"
Hs.mip.r hundred. We hae th-iu in
sto- k. Call and see them.
J'. A. S. -.i ;.!.u
Viiital the CJifaraii itata irDrtaal.
On hi- recent vacation, p. v. T. J. Pris
tow, i..i-tor of the Presbyt rian Ch il e!.,
of this place, ha I a plctsiii! s. ty for two
or three days nt tie' State Normal School.
Cilifornia. Pa. II ,s daught. r. Miss Eve
II. Pristow, a senior in tiiat institution,
is in high standing in h.-r -:.!.!.-, and i
n tbly titling herself for a j . .d po.-ition
in th- near Intitre.
All w ho visit the pbi -e m l-i bo d.-.y'y
i:iipr'--s..i), us was th writer, with the
v i!ue nud e'ii-i'- i-y of tho X..r:.i:d.
an 1 th- gos! siil.t iiifi ;! work accm-i.iish-sl
in it by Prof. X Pi,. It, a:;,;
hisr.iiie h-l;;.'rs. Ail tii-instr.n t-irs .ire
d ling work of whi -Il !i ci'ie-i of our
great I'-iotiii ;; .ve.ilth n.i'l be a-ii.nii'' I.
The interior of tho huudings : the
time of this visit w as a w on b rial con
trast ti th- bhvt't winter '.villi m. Tie
building itse lf present n elie.--;'ii .-ispeel.
hiving !i.-.'!i thoroughly renovated an I
th :. 1 lili-m of tv it iu l-i buildings,
a Scienc- h ill and liyiiin.i-iiini. The el. c
trio lights through th"? buildings and
(rounds are a great iuiproveiiient.
Tit." st. I ients s-;-:u) I ii dil eir:i'
and if the writ-r is n .1 very wide of the
in irk w ill yet Ik; h-ird from in th- ir
c'l t-cn proies-icii. Seve-il ,.f th "il are
from nor own county of S un.-r- ;i, an-!
they wiil do it cr- lit in this iu e -nteii ni
al yea-.
Tli-ro iia ji id. wh tb.n ,.u , m .;u il ai
m tspfiere there w iti -it in ikes it a pleas
ant place for th sin li-n-iy iu.-iiued.
and who appr.s-iale brain w.uk. A
p lint.-r, fam us f-ir the col .r iu his jiic:
lire), when asked Hint he mived the
piguie-nls with, replied "with br.dns ii--."
Ti:e work done in tiie Nm nial. at Cali
forni.i, i obviously of tho siiii? sort.
The d ty'.s work i-i d me w ith a prayer t t
O i.i for a ble.sii.g an I cl t-e ciuuio'i
sense appiicilion to -.n ly.
Th" Priucipal. I),-. N'os, h.'.s greatly
I'uriclt."-1 th - plu..! by p.i it igruphs a:il
copies of rare works of an, brought from
Europe, w h;. h ho has rep.-it-diy i-iieil.
The writer especially note I eti.ie; of
the "M.h-s" by Mi.-hiel Ang -'o, w ith it
a lor:i the wails. It ie a m ir 1 1 m crea
tion of g.eiins, and it is a g tod part of an
elncation to Io.k at and study it.
Tin' writer was invite I to remain and
preach to lhe students on Sabbath but
duly called hWi home to his ork among
the hills of S.i:ti-rset. P.
UatfoTXity of Deeu
For Somerset county. P -mrler Milb-r
is fist getting the deeds uniformity
in!o shape.
Fisiu.u's PooK Srotin
now has a large stock of the uniform
deeds. Mr. Fisher w ill exchange FIIEE
the Filiform elee I with dealers, Justin s
of the Peai-e, lawye rs and others. These
deeds are for sale ut liberal w hob-side
rates at Fisher's Pook St ire to dealers,
and at re lin-etl rates to Justii-e-s of the
Peace and lawyers. The omiing court
wes-k w ill lie a goexl time for Justices and
others to bring in their old style deetls
and have them exchanged FPEE at
Fishei's Pook Store.
("HAS. II. Fl-HKK.
Kt. Morih Items.
Frank Miller, clerk to the Pi'tfister and
Pee-onlcr, ami wife were Sunday visitors
in this jdai-e.
Many farmers in this vi.-inity sulTcred (
thn loss of all tle totatocs they had stor.sl
in their cerllers by reason of the cold
i' eat her.
Miss Salie iardner has returni-il home
aft -r a iiroloiiire-d visit in Johnstow n. It
is rejiorte-1 that she will leave for the
west in the i-ourse of a few weeks.
A tnart iatjeliooin se-ems to have struck
this sc-tion. We tli.l not have a single
weildiii torei-ord for more than a year,
until recently three couples w ere married
in a sj.jis? of two w ee-ks.
Violins Mandolins, (biitirs Iluijos
and ol her sir i njod i ti -itru in unls at S ny Jcr'
drus store.
r.wr. LatcJ.t U.S.Go 'c litjtort
BmmM
Iliisult.- I;-UT3.
-.! h-a:t!i pie-. all..
Sh iiiirc is nil t'ie "o.
A -i. ili:tit : 1 1 y f.om l.istic eiij'.y.sl a
s tj.p.r wilit J. ISalor, of this plan-.
Mrs. Sa lor know s ,ow lo;;e u;i a o.i ri
ll. ir.!.
Mc-srs. MoslL-LltT .V SeilTt are jdac-
.. -.. iiii.i ..i. iiiii.--, 1 1 .ti i in.ir
I this j.lais-, lately .iircha'. . I l y fr. M.
i-ai.
mite a noiiil.) r of our yining men
worked in lhe luim-s near this lace, Imt
some of them got into a stjiial.l.le on Sat
urday and i;uit the jolt. They say it is
not jdeasa:it to serve two tnasu rs.
Mr. J. I'. Kh ads, a very r.5ri-ss;ve
s'osk raisi-r, far r and dairyman, is
fis-diii! a hiiiiiIht of cattle for the iiutcli
Ts. He l.r.mht oiii- to to.-.n the i.lli. r
day that t i.i.i d lhe Uam at Ji.i ihiiohIs.
U ho can liiis? 'fl.is is of his ,, n
raising and is .- Iiands..ti..- .ic.-e ..f lle.-h.
Frie.li.ns !-; l-eiiiniiit to l.e unite a
n place for raisin"; potatoes. There w i-re
afjii.t .V iiiishels shipped from here
ainl i oleman s station, and there are it
east Ji t. .'tin h isii -U m t.-c t !
shijiped. There would Is; more Imt a
great many froze during tiie re-cent bliz
zard. Kis-ent rumors are tiiat th-? It. A . Co.,
will establish a fiil ll-d.d a.-.i.-y at
this phu t', at lea-t it is so report-d by
parties -.vl.o called oil '.he i.iheials ot said
i-oinpany. This is badly nee ded, as tin;
ib'stams' from Stove-tow n s mu rs t
is a jrood ili.-.tance without a station.
This will lie very in::vei.i.-nt for lite p.-o-ple
of Shaiiksvii'e ale! vicinity as well as
this place. Now ami Tnt:.
Here is a Chiace.
Several li'indred dollars, worrh of Slices
will Ik- s.ttd al aueti..!!, bcgiiiiiiu Tues
day of court week, I'e!t. iNih.
Kkaxk Shivi.ki:,
Somerset, I'a.
Program for Pomona.
Soini-r-et ' 'oui.ty I'-uiiona w ill mis t ut
Niem.ih onit: irang ', Saturday, March
ft it, I-.t"i. 'lhe f..!'c.wii.j t-.pi.-s haAei Uu
as.simsi:
".- bould the ei.-aic.-. have a Horary?'--I'iUle.iid
llriii"-.
To w i.at e xt. r.t sh ail. 1 farmers bisume
f.oliti;-i.i:i.s?"--.b nut r lir.n.ge.
T. pie by t'. !..,!., r, ..f iiis ow n se
ll -ti-.o.
"1 c '-operation hi buying seliin
Is :n I; ia! t . fai l.e-rs :o;. to wi. ;t extent
si. tidd it be c:.; ti-.-d ou.."' 'Te. iu:,!i..i;i i
;i .n:
" ;,.-:t ea.; we lilnth'- w im.-r t-t ad-van-
.-sj riii.; v.oik on ti.- f.sriis?" Map'..'
ira:ic. .
a i-i.css i.y w. f. in:;.
Ad fourth d. yr. e tin-ui'if rs are iuviti d
to lie lTesei.t. Let us l,:.vt- a f..ii turn
out.
A '.erii-si of .;ie:i lie i linos v. iii is; held
at e-a-h i iran.;.. II tii the preceding week,
isiiiioii-iiei:! .M .-o lov feuiu-. by Skate
I.is-turer :i:i 1 iul. deputy.
Tit) r:deajs.
A 'nsl UI.IHV jusitco ir. Somorsi-t are;
usin j tie- finder- ila U.ne, w hi.-h is tlie
b-t eiidciice of ii III -.-its. Sild a id
c:i:;rai!t.-d by
J. 11. II .:.:o:;;:iv;
.Somerset, Pa.
S"r.:-r:?T-3 SiUi.
The proper its advertise I f-.r sale by
She-riiT Il siver wi re' ell'.-red at tie- f tut
Iio:se l-'rid iv ;i;1"i !io..ii. w heti lacy were
kn.M-ke t ilo.vu to tie- f dlow in p. trties :
Andrew Keiin.-ll tra. t, iu S.nitiia.n;.t..i
township, to W. 1'.. Ke duel!, for Sj.
Tii .mas ! .1. in Meyct'i I tie, to iV.
T. IlobHtc::, fir ';-i.
KrankUo Illim-N tract, in I.iit-sdn
t.wiish:i, J.; ib Swank, fir .
llist'i.i ih i!!i I Ja .'o i'l- teher tra.-t, i:i
So.-ii'-isct t i.vu- h'p, tt Valentin.' !Iiy,
i ., f.r e v'M.
I.n id l-'aidiey tr.."'., in 1'pp .r Turkey -fo
; to vn-itip, to lloltt-iam Schr-k, for
K i. it l'.ro.. threo tra -Is in J-nn -rtowii
Inr.i ili ;ri I Jcnner t tivnsiiin, to 1 1. YV.
M.cir.-r, fors;.;v
S. '.-hi. r an I II ay tra.-t, :u Milford tuv. n
s.iip, to !l-::ry II iv, fir :-il".l.
M.!;!:;i:ii.
s.i vi-'i 1:1: -i'K';:i):.iNi'-d'eo. jrii.
is I"., at the it -.oriu I par. ui i . S uu T
s.:t, i'.:.. by U .--. li;,- i-ii Kin,'. Mr. Iic
a:i.'-- M. Satlf r. of 1.;., and diss
I i l tk I riedline, e f K lie, V.i.
HUN T.-itllANT. m Sundiy. F. b.
21 h. by li -.. li.T. i'oilar I. J. II. Ilentz.
a b.-i-rht a. id jstp liar yo 1:14 s.-h-nl t-.-aeli-e-r
of r,. riiu. a:id .ra -o M. Ib-ant. one of
15r.it ln-rsva! ley's pretiie-t and iu.t ac-eo:iii:is':i--il
y.iuji ladies. Tl:;' ceremony
t tok pia -e at the i:n:n: of the bride's par
ents, near IScr'.in, an i in prcse-in-.' of tin
iiappy yo ni couple's i:u:n -diate friends.
May th -y live I0114 and lie- happy.
A bill h 11 o en iut . o ! 1 v.l in th.- State
S i:ate, w i;i-!t. if :t bc.si:i:i-s a I --.v, wiil
e i:i-titiite T.e.niship n-'i.,1 liirc.-t.-rs
I'oardsof lie tiiii and a;!tii-iriz" lh-::i to
make r -ulat ion 1, i.npose iim-s a:nl levy
a health tax.
O.'phan's Court Sale
Ity Oi-'ti-' .r -.ri .ir I. r o: sole :-.s :.-. ..at of
th i ; -!r. its' ( i ui. -i in at. 1 ;..r rl..- co.i-iiy ol
soiii. rst-:. lo io- eir.--i--.!. I will po-e to
.. ill : -a : on tit- pn lin- - in -:., -.toM it
tstr.,,1 ;it, -sua r t i-iHiiil y, I'a., on
Saturday, March 23d, 1895,
At I O'clock P. M.t
J.ic billoii," tviI "!.!, i , l-i. Th ir;.rty f
U K. .::nin. r:tiii:i. i--M., i:
A i .:."t'i li'Mi.-M-itii'1 '.ta'il 1 ! I - f
tniun! Njtti - .;i Wi if ol o:.it- t
;r. ;; in y .iitu ii K;-i.'i:'!i, r IjotniM.'
: .inl f 1 .ivi I I. .im;;' rtiEtii m tti xr.ittt,
liiN. Ir. U. Vn '.t?m n oil th. wi-t ,n y
tin lhe i.(irfii. Tlii is a vt-ry tiir;il'iv ','rji--riy
huv::ti tii-rin a v.iri -iy ifrh!iif. tf ,n
f r- t-? liiitl :i iiviT LiUiit Hpn:t of . . licit
wut r.
Terms :
I tiio-ll. ir.I of III lun-li.-i-- mi in. y ia lian.l
wlt.-a Ilie il.ssl is .i.-iivi-r. .1. iiii--liiiril in -i
itioitltis an. I iiiti-lliird in in:, y.i.r a o::t inf. r
est mi tie Ui f.-rn-.i pay oiieiits. to lie s.--nn-il
by j-.i. lament Imi:!.I. in -r ei rit. of It. tail
money lo In- itaM wtin lite li.-i.i- rty is kii. k.
nl tloun.
JiilIN II. II ITF.
Administrator of Wm. 1 .o.iiu. ruuoi. U.-cM.
0. phans' Court Sa'e
eiK-
Vahabls R:al Estats !
Iy virtue f an nnli-r of aiV i-.ii'-1 tit f
Xu- trphai-' 'iurt iit tm-I forth" rKirity t(
Smi r-t, to uw linft.il. 1 will fxj.- to iit
iic s.il on Kit- inmt-H, In .Mutlisitnp?oii
iwiiiiif i u Mid county, mi
Saturday, March 23, 1895,
AT 1 O'CLOCK P. ,
fhe foilowiiiif rt-:i! ffnt, U j pnK-rty of
Jos- ptt Kmrriri, tW4 .via:
A i-i-rt:iin Ir.u-t 4 kn4 Mi.it- In the t.wn-
i of i;tii.iiH5ioii. ioiiu:y of nuihtsI,
J'a., al.ioi!iiii l;tiii of AlTrvt Wilniotith,
iltrM., cMli(itioii inriuttr. itml John l!T,
o:tt.tl:i;n- o:if litindn-tl m nrv ntoiv
ir l"s. aiMH.it M-vt-nly-n vi hcpi rlmr mihI
lut-niy In iin-adow, a oiie Mini h-tlf-tory
Frame House,
ami tiaitk ham on tin- pri'mise. The- ttnn Is
i.t a oexl sUtle- of cultlvittiou.
Terms,
eie-Hurd of p.;n h ie loon, y In lian l lls.it
delivery of elissl, oitestliiel In six iiimiths mi. I
evi'slliiVil in une yir with intcn-si on tlw di-fi-rmt
&iy litem. liiyi!ie itl lo Is- siviin el Iiy
jueiiiH'iit Ismil. la per es-nt. )if lhe Iwnil
inoitt-y lo U: nl.l wlt.-n th pro-rty In
kuoe-kcil down.
J. A. KM KKIi'K.
AJmlnistrator of Jo rph tui. rtek, dee'd.
lames B.
SHOW : i
NOW 13 YOUR TIME TO
CUTTERS
- - -
REMEMBER We Always Carry Them in Stock
Except ia Warm Weather.
Don I fonct hvo years ago toii were
nnahle lo gel them, and very
soon they will be .scarce at any
price
James B. Holderbaum.
LEiGHS
V- "iSsT' .
BY THE CAR LOAD.
T!i; I:;i:i;on-c V"nre Ilou-e of E. L. Siinjison U packed with tl:e Cncit
line ot sIjEIGII.S anl SLEPS ever brought to tomersct-
FUil Line Of
BUGGIES, WAGONS, CARRIAGES, HARNESS, LAP
R33ES, HORSE BLANXETS, BELLS, WHIPS,
ETC
Cull anl cosivtacc voir.-o'f Ieforc
to suit
E. L
Patriot St.,
: TO :
: THE TRADE :
FURNITURE
has been selecteJ with unusual
earo, and at lo-ver co.st than fur
iner year?. We arc tlicrtfore
a' ile to oflor, not otily tlie very
lCf t good.- oa the market, but
CiU fiuotc ltiwer prices than
Lcretolore.
We Rarely Lose
a Customer,
as we aim in all cases to give the
Customer
FULL VALUE FOR HIS
MONEY.
G. H. C
6C6 Main Cros Street,
Somerset, - Pa.
99
Men
Out of every hundred never stoji to
CMuiir.o a hiit when they go to
buy one. Itisjust about as ea.sy
to sell an ill Cttincr shirt that is
filled full of ttarch and polihed
nicely ai it is to sell a govi fehttl.
The Shirts
We Sell Are
Built on Honor . .
W'c might sell shirt? that would
pay double the profit, but they
won't wear; that produces oulv
mushroom buMues-t.
Try om of our International Shirts
And you'it buy more. . . .
Jonas L. Baer,
"The Hustler."
OFFROTH
Holderbaum.
HERE !
AND : :
BOB
& SLEDS
Iavin.j clsewlierc. I lave PRICES
tiie TIMES.
Somerset. Pa.
P, & P.
GOODS
ARRIVING
DAILY
VT
Prices
'cver
Before
Heard
or-
VT
Parker
A N D-
Parker's.
SIMPSON,
NEW
t