jlu S-jocrset lleralJ.
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TM,oir..rvo(;-t:.ti'".
wr,M i. wiH 1p inttrcstisl in
, irir I'1 -
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.,. .;,t aro lii2 everywhere
,,,vTvain-J i memorial uuy,
,!J y....-Hw. linitars, Hnjos
'! f,,',-,. li-istrumeiit-sjitSnyder
j ,viiors of -al mines will
'"m.'"-. I ' a '"r,mSh ordinance
'"' yi , , . ,
" . . ii.-V.ir.ir lst of the city of
-,;, ;''' . was ,,j,orate-l Ist
r a 1 1
r.'i:
" t 1.1.lt-s lca.linc furniture
v '!, r?; ,.ri ):Trolh, makes wmiio
j.-.v-r.' ' ' ,il,.i.llieuls jn his ad ill this
. ', vtIK
1 :i"cnt for Tiifl rittsburg
: ..-ill iwv von t.t
. 1!.
for terms to ii'onts.
tr "r . l'ut-'-'rg"s lKst paiier and
T;',vh1-s.rvcasai;onts are granted
" ,,rJ. T. U 'tlir.H-k, in a lecture
i':v'"" , r...,r 1 .VOikM acres of land
"""' ; mi r,Miiiylvania for the unpaid
1 ".',',,.V, tii.--:n. He made a stronff pica
.-na'.icn of the forests the
f-: -' . .... ; ,n of w hirli ha-s iinjov-
... ;..tl :-"'
. i.'.i'i.w:M tracts.
7tJ'.tl"''y first-clmusi-
;,..:n "
,v- he rvix-ntly wont into
i.4w man who did not
,WJ1I,1W MiTiis'l to find him
'-.!.-" '-'c"cke,J(,r had the
,!..'. a Y:uerlury watch, ana
i : I.:...., .If l,
jjr '; TI a!-ll. ".'".
-:--r ;cm r:il lias amended
i -:;;ir i:n;r; nou.i -. iioi.
i.Mlii-Ni'iis, Now Vc.ir'B
, T-
. r I. '
J .y in S (I.ilKir day)
'V r .'i:'.vs swth-J President or
;:ir. "iiiale 1 as ie:M.;l
; i;c!iin.;dKo:is.'s f ; ii
;!;..: I: ' ' miser.i!'h; for
-,. -j:- i evt 'rn.ii ):ir:isucs.
' i i u: till- t Is ;ir.i;iu an 1
' n li i ' iVrfe.-lly h irinls,
:'. ;.!':i"i-r. of i:o::r "..!sant I'ni-W,-::a
: ' ''l 1 ediity, ir- Ik-i-TI re
' : f,-.:., t:;- Wesieni IV:utntiary,
- U::'':X - 'rv'' 1 ''''llis s -ditary
;, i' r a f-arful cril'.i? whic'.: Ji(
tt -.4 rf" ... l
Ijll.n".. I1."A.S' IU UIVU,
ir-.i - T i::' t iliiC'iiKI lavus on w ili 'ii
' ,v,,n.ir i i-.l. !y hi wife, who want-
r
7,1 , k- last Sunday Steve Mad
,;.':,..! Mi-, ra hiiau Ti'olik, of Jolins
i"Vx I. Mr. Tit.lik tsiking J
1 h.-r isi-an 1, and n trace of
. u (- ! 1 .. .t.thu-d until a few days
.,.-ia:i o.U.vr l -alcd th-vn l-.ear
!': s: .i v:..- V i., and they were ar
i a i i i:ik--ti Uick K Johnstown.
. re tii v Wrro Iwn a hearing and held
; rc.
T., ; :. a in -z i a sitm.inry of the
p ,:iv'i.!:'::i rc;"rls receive i lit t!:e
Wiir-'Ji We.i.h-r r.tirea'.:, for the
mi s.'.ay l:ist : t'ois di-,!-.::.-.;
f.;ralde fririt:g work
tu.ari-.-ltnnd interests; season viy
:,;.:!; i!.usains and oat feeding
.;;.li-..-"d ii s utUv.icrn eouuli-.
mn- .-"lover, potatoes, and t'!aci
-! 1: rain, grass, and fruit lmds in
Kitiiy 'n -Ktion.
A illli-.-tch from I'niontov. n kivs that
j'ii a half a ton of oleomargarine whieli
s: s.-ied in fit- -"ika regions,
? r..-it as In-inir d;s;oed of a pure
-r. wiil Kiid under the inlerisal
T"v::ii' !:ns. ll.it the laws of this coin -:'..t
fr!:ds thesultf of oh'oniar
t:!:i within its lrders, anl if the c.il-i-:.r
inidertakes to sol! his conlis-iSi.'l
in:iy not he le arrested and p.ui-Ksi-.?
This is an interesting question.
J ' Ti -.''.
F.--al-r of the IU:rt.o should nt for
j--.-.li:it J. X. Snyder, the druggist, tan
: la-ir eye with glasses.
;iry ': .-koy iuiglry, junior
I'i-. i. r in ; vernor Hastings' law firm
1 11 ; ite, was wedded Yv'ednesday
n.-til'-.j .,, Mj.s Augusts l"urti.s Merri
li. .. .nir.ilforl. X. Y. Mr. and Mrs.
';: .'' -' return to IJidlfjnt and oe-nv-i;
-raor HastingH hanIs:ne resi-i-
"v. hieii. in a-e,,rdanee with an oift-r
:-!- Mr. ' lie'.ey hy the Jovernor few
i- ':if r liwas el.fted, he will have
: :.: fr-'- f r the next four years.
n a Uu'ii int. dire-lly hack ofth-
A. M-.y ii.itie. n.-.ir Urowr.svilie, wrving
i g.ii-itf at niht to all Monoiiij.iliela
r is -i!;ia:e 1 a lone grave, of tlij
.i-i: -hie'i, who m ist lnve hern
y.t'.- rjri-'e, t!ir3 is little
: 'i a siunU stone whiclj marks
rtvji: of this s-ipposo 1 r.nfor
'..u.'.i. i :. tin' following lines:
" .1-- I! rrs ,n, dioj February 21rd,
i ':1 :-:trs. Let no mail say dis-
.:i liM-jiit in ' tothis, as my sober
: ii n re my iii it uuha;py onos."
I! irri-'.iir e irrespondent of t!ie
F rr-? , ,.. le.iMi-hed at Mech-mios--ssy,.
n,,,, WU j, iint.rt ,.f
t t (-.:;;ty, has suecfv-de l ill pass
' I : I reading ia the House hi
! - 'I i i'i u hieli allows a premium
.j- k.:i!:i of fox, minks, weasois.
..v is. Tli -re ;s a strong ojUHisi-
; iuciy r u:i:i,-s if our State to pay--'
o-::tt;.i i' r any a:i"::n lis, and it is
J r::, r" ij., i tjl : r it were not f r
-'t'.i; l;.,,;!,..r M.iior is iii'.usualiy
't'-a-iil i'lMin ntial with his ool
': :i -1 have ixhmi defeated.
Vii,.;i,:,i rrowding of TuMie
is" a,., -( r,,wded Schools as Tro-
''' ' r(,f are tw,y yu,y.,-l f.f
l-i : ii:ij.-,ii inee tint will le taken up
yJ" f..r May. I'r .r.sor J. H.
::i:iun, of Philad.-lphia, hy a study of
" J' . r !.rt., tii..B.si.iv-s of many of our
: '.'"'i'3' r''i"s shows what lamentalde
;' -u'l;. -j.-i.t and wliolesomc luihl
f ,ir..-;,.,w, indeed, iimeh of the
"!i iu! v.,rk in l:.Mnn and New
k'i'i iimriv . t!i-r eities is worse than
"l l.r. 11. it. chapin, of New York.
- 'i .r.ii j,.. eoiiditioim that should
" -"talif healthful l.uilding and r-'a-n:
i .f ,1 rt !as.
. Ar' itj l.-:i:1,,t paver writi-s as fc.i
" ,,r" eiiimrg 0. i;rr'tf : "The
." ''.'"''"ers of Westmoreland WHitity
t ""Ik'h and s;ue taxpayers from
iuiikruptcy. Those noble
. !. li .pr .niis.- l ti lower the taves.
' t.aii.l t.,id
I us of the extravag.inee
"'1 rrA
are new i.urs.iiiiz a very
'""ra''-sir returned to the com-
'' n-r the value l,o had plas-d uih.ii
tr!-T a:i ' 1,r,"s of our township, de
i, ' lM'rs nal in-peeti'in and
-i)i '"tu,l''"y ,,ue eoiniiiissioners) ad
j i" T ' '"uu to l!,e valuation he had
W,., U' "'" least our assess-ir ho
" '- hi- is , ,,,au of triitf."
Zj',!! """"''er rase gH ls-fore the
it .j''?" "'"'"rlaii.l Md..this wwk,
t r '".!.iiitie l'in2 th:it the hearings
fc';r'!'!'"'''"T '""day. Over thirty siuii
Kr t'UV '" 5'4S;Jf'1- Tiio ooiirt a;
t .' '"" 'r"'i"ed to sil th eas to the
(r'" ' il tal"-a!l simimer. The Soiu-
Ila;'"r' that Kaid the Ustofthei-a.se
t. j '' vl''" Ya.-.te ate I Gordon
,.T'J"liarg' J didn't know what they
(. "'"'" 'e.-ers of his son, and ha
v'4b , "i, ' Jire,"t and convincing as
" l"',"'lrit",r,' I'"' w ill astoii
L ! !"' tUe trial u"2i" Mr.
"A. 1 u,"alIM,u'4 ol.stacitH tosur
to.hl, r?1 '"' ,'vtriI" tlie'u all Je-
i en.
The Ministerial Association will met at
2 1'. . .n Monday next ut the residence
of Hew T. J. Hrist.iw.
nodular Horx i.-o w ill lH, iK.j,i in tllo
Presbyterian I'liureh next Sabbath. The
pastor, Uov. Hristow, will prea-li niom
ing and evening. SabUith Sehd t
fc-W A. M.
Mr. (iil'.ian !f. Waller, proprietor of
the "Hoir.ii.vi House," thi pJaoe, has
le'n drawn to serve ns a petit juror at
the May term of the I'. S. District Court,
which meets in TitLsburg.
Unless the celebration .r the County
Centennial on July Ith is to lx a fizzle
the finanif committee shouhl take steps
at once to raise sufiicicnt funds to carry it
to a successful conclusion.
Twenty-five lumberman from Indiana
county passed through this place Monday
on their way to Kriendsviile, Md., where
they have secured work. About fifty ad
ditional workmen from the same place
w ill follow in a few days.
Original pension certificates have len
issued to Klias Crissey, of Hooversville,
and Mrs. Martha J. Frank, of Jenners.
Chas. K. KoIk tU, r Addison, has rnnn red
a re-issue, and John J. Kng'.e, of Kik
Lick, h:i been granted an inere.isa
When legislator Win. H. Miller return
ed to llarrisburg, Monday morning, he
was accompanied by his daughter. Miss
Ada, who will spend a few days in the
Capital city, after which sho will visit in
Philadelphia, Chester, und other eastern
cities.
At IJoachdalo, Hrothersvalley township,
on Thursday, April 1SU, Mr. Frank I;.
(iougiiciRMir, of Johnstown, anil Miss
UelKN-ea CoImt, of the former place, were
united in marriage by Kev. John H.
Knepper, pastor of the llerlin P.rethren
Church.
Tuesday evening last Mr. Albert
Swart7.endruler, of llerlin, and Miss
Margaret M., daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Samuel Forney, of lJrothersvalley town
ship, w ere united in marriage, Kuv. John
H. Knepper, of the llrcthern Church, of
ficiating. Joseph Auman, of Somerset township,
was I 1st week aw arded the coutnu-t for
erecting a new brick building ut the
Cviinlv Hooiiv for which tii-oi..sm!s wlre
i i
reeeiitly advertised. Mr. Auman's bid
was f-Til. The new building will i-e
lighted by electrieity a'nl provided with
liatli tubs and water closets.
P.ev. W. II. M.-V.ride. of the Mo!h.dit
Ciiureii, who loft here ten days ago in
order to 1m at the bed-dde of his nr.: her,
who was taken sick while visiting ai lh
home of her daughter, i:i ConnollsviUe,
returned home M n-l.iy night. Mrs. Mc
i'ride died on Wednesday last and was
buried in Allegheny City o:i Friday.
Senator (Jr.T, of M cy ersdal e, v.:ls cire-.i-laling
among his numerous county seat
friends Sunday and Monday. The
Senator is no longer the hustling poli
tician he was fifteen years ago when he
represented this Senatorial district in tiie
upper h'itise at Harris 1 hi rg, although he
continues to tako a lively interest in
po!iti-s.
The bill iiitrHiuc-l in the loi-.lat.ire
by representative Miller of tiiis c-iun'.y,
rei.eaiir.g tlio tiause of the act firving the
time burgesses can serve and providing
for their ineligii-ility for re-olc lion has
pas-rd ls'lh br;tii-. ii"S and is now iu the
hands of the Cow-rnor. It htiksr.s though
M ayor Wcllicy id have clear sailing lor
another term.
Jam's Mcivi lvey and James Savior on
S.ititrday p-.irc!i.isl the fann of the late
Judge ieorge W. Pile, tho itm-iileralioii
b ing !.7oo cash. The farm comprises
ab ;st ninety acres and adjoins Somerset
borough on the north. It is underlaid
w ith coal and fire clay and is in a g-ood
state ofculilvatlon. The new owners will
make it a model farm.
.Ta.sd. J. Younkin, of Confi'iew-e, now in
his eighty-eighth year ealie 1 at this of
fice Monday for tho purp -o of ro-iiov. iug
his suixeriptlm to the Hi::ti.i. Mr.
Younkiug is perhaps tiie Hku.v!-i's ino-t
venerable reader and h is been a sulwcrii--r
to this paper for more than lifty years.
Ill enjoys excellent health an 1 his step
is as elastic as a young man's.
The name of John . Kimme!, Jr.,
heads th-j list of five y.ituig l.i li&s and
gentlemen who will graduate from the
Sharpsville, Mercer Co., High School,
on Friday next. The commencement
exercises will occur that eveuiiig when
Mr. Kimmel will deliver the salutatory
address, taking for hissubj.vt "Triumphs
of Time." John is tiie only ;i of the
late Jacob P. Kimmel, of this pi.i'-e, ami
is a grand-:ion of John . Kimuicl, Ksq.
Strwt Commissioner Cunningham an.l
a fori-e of workmen have been doing good
work on the streets of this phu-e ibiring
the pat.two weeks. Older the recc-nt
tri-ennial assessment the revenue of the
!orough will be in- rcLsediU legist s.vrtand
every cent of this should be expends !
ujMin th' streets in addition to tlu money
ann'ially collected f-r, street iui,)rove
lijaiils. Nothing will ad 1 more t th ; at -traetiveness
of our l-.wn thin well paved
stroets.
Ut a meeting of the County Alliance,
hub! ut Cassciinan, o-i the 1'tlU ins!., the
following olliconi were t:)e-lcd fr the
ensuing year ; Pri-sidut, A. Nicola; V.
P., J. W. Sullivan; Si-., It. F. Snyder;
Cliap- J. C. Cunningham ; Treas., Samuel
Kuhus ; Lecturer, A. J. Se-wbower; K-.
Com., W. V. Marshall, 3 years, A. J.
Semlnwer, 'Z years ; Win. .ufal!, of C:is
s( 2m in, was appointed organizer. It was
decided to hold the usual annual picnic,
tho date for which w ill le selected at a
fill ti re inis.-:i!-..
The first frogs of the kc:i..ii were
brought to market last we"k. Thep .iid-.
s. i,i tli f town are iilive w ith the am
phibious littleauimalt and afford pri.iiis
tde employment for the young men atel
Ih.vs w h.ic.itch them. The rejM.rl. r i;e.ird
of an instam-e yesterd ty w hre a lady
asked a small lad the price of a d -zmi
frogs, and learning that they were cents
agreed to take th-:u. She was very much
siirpr.H si when sha went to prepare the
d.do'y dish for supper to find that she had
received only twelve legs, the lad having
slyly separat-"! a litilf-tl a-n pair s
H-iring the past t"n days town s.unei!
h is caused n -ti.s-s t ba served on some
one hundred and Inly property ow i:ei
calling upon them to repair or rebuild
their pavements insid-j of ten days from
d ite of notice. Tiie mcmlters of council
apjcarto Ik reflive under the public
criticism visited upon them by the local
press and as a c i! ;e juence will see that
the pavement ordinances are rigidly en
forced. Property owners upon whom
notis has been served might as well
make up their minds to make permanent
repairs to their paveuisnts -xi patch work
will only call forth renewed protests. A
..o-..l. -r rc inn -il h 12'ests tint tl3 peo
ple who hive done the nost vigorous
kicking had licUer first "sweep iMMoie
their own diK.rs."
f iirm i.-s of ' enerable Sivilla Mclntyro
appar to delight in strawing her path
thorns instead of primroses, aim un.
less there is a siss4ti!i of petty annoy-aii.-
lii in Showmaiitown will U-iwihb
....!.. l.i.. i.. one of the principal
charaeters .if that cackling stibtirU Ia.-t
week Mr. Mclntyre reivivwl notice rrom
the Pension P.areau that unless sho could
submit within thirty diys salisiaclory
th:.t she had not lseii presiding
as mistress over the household of an agvl
and d.xrepi.1 citizen of Jefferson township,
her widow's K'i!sion i-rtifiate would lw
canceled forthwith. The aui of the
informants were withheld by the Depsrt
mentbut SaviiU claims to know who
they are and promises to make it intorest
i "r..u..... Tli legation is U'lieved
lily lor mooi. i
by the public generally V be uufounded.
vy
SAD EX1)IX(J OF
A YOUXG LIFE.
EOEEET M. PATT03 C1T73ED Ti
DE1TH BT A B. & 0.
His D?ir to be a HiaisUr. A Weak Voice
and Small Suture Interfere With
the Work he Lo7ti.
Itarely, if ever, ha this journal ioco
called ujH.n to perform a more painful
duly than that ofre.-ording the death of
Itolwrt M. Patu.n, fourth son of the late
John W. Pntton, which oivured Saturday
evening last.
The deceased was returning from Pitts
burg to his home iu this place, having
left that city at 1 P. M. on the Climber
land acinmHlation. After the train
had proceeded two miles east of Cassel
inan station his abscnee from the train
w as noticed, w hen the c inductor at onco
signaled thj engineer to stop and run
back. The tody of the unfortunatsyoiing
man was found a short distance from the
station. The last truck of tho rear pas
senger coach h id pass-d over his breast
and em -shed tho liio from his body. Tha
U.dy was not m-uigled, only a few slight
scratches r.openring on it. The remuins
w ere placed in the baggage car w hen tho
train continued to ll.s-kwood, wherethey
were transferred to tha S. A C. passenger
train ami brought to this place. I'nder
taker Co'frolh was sent for and the b dy
wits preiarcd for burial and placed in a
casket before it was removed t-o the home
of his widowed mother and two sisters.
Several friends oft he deivased were at
the station upon the nrrival of the train
and to one ol them wa, entrusted tho un.
pleasant duty of bearing the distre-sing
intelligence toiiie stricken family.
The news of Mr. Paiton's tragic death
spread throughout the town in a few min
utes, and was the solo topic of conversa
tion Saturday night. Mxprensionof sym
pathy for the Ih-reaveJ family were heard
on all shies.
TIf'iur-rjl took phi"? at i. Yj o'cl .-k
Mon-lay artein's.n, wl.t-n Fl ier M;i!le:i
tlore, i.fthe Jiisciols Ch irch,eond,i -ts1
religious. sc-viees at tho hous-j. MrmlM.-rs
oftheK sya! Arcanum o;!ici-ited as pall
bear'Ts and at the gr ive.
The deoeis"d was twenty -eight years
of age. lie is survived by his mother,
tv.-osisjcrs Misses Maine and Nannie
r.:.d by t'lree bn.t'.i-Ts, F.. II th? well
kr.o'.vij traveling passenger agent of the
I'.. A i i. witii h 'id pi i-ters at Cildlic ; he,
... Joseph, r Pittsb.irg, an 1 Charles, of
' il'.imb.is. .
K-.bert M. lV.to:i graduated from the
lis-ip!e College -it Itctheiiy, Wa-t Va.,
about two years ag i an I was s.s.n th-ro-iifier
a Im'.ltod to the ministry of that .'
i!o;!ii:!.:;;oTi. A eolb-ge oi ls, mate of
1 .".ert's says tint hi) was "intf :i iely
.-'.-.i iious b-:t of a in ! in -li ly di iosi::on,
while he was not bril'iaut h? r.mkisl
very high. l!i- thvnghts were wrapped
up ir. tiie ministry. He v.ai snull of
steture and had a weak voic: and he con
sidered that a gr--:t drawback. His fel
low students freip.enlly -ooiuiei:tel on
his nervous dispos-ti-.u. Thr-ro seemed
lobe no cause for it, unless it was his
anxiety about the ministry. Ho was over
anxious to prca -Ii.
"After he gradave 1 hot t .i cliirg" of a
church at K.igle Mills, X. Y. ' I.j.-ently
the congregation dc-ide-l that it would Is?
Is-tter for iiim to take a rest as beseemed
complete !y run dor. u fr.mi over study."
Mr. Paltoii return"! to Somerset an.l
spent tho holidays with his mother and
and si-i'-rs p.fb. r which be retiurr.cl
MeIe iiis. In tli urs9 of three or
f ui- wo. Us h" again returned to Somerset.
He v.:-.- a vi-riim of inso nnia and his iut
o,:s v,:ii;;-..:i was s -h as to arouse
grave apt-rt Icnsions on lie1 part -of his
aiNliiaintaii.-es. He was completely brok
en down and disheartened, and after !e
ciiiing toalumdoii the ministry tomiorri
ly engaged in a vain c llort t- secure other
employment.
Friday ho left h :iie for Columbus, .,
where he expected to mjm'ikI a few days
w ith hi., brother C'harjev, before going to
an adj. ilng town for i ho p.irp-so of keep
ing an engagement with his brother KJ
ward. He had prepared a sermon whi- h
he expected to deliver at a p li.iliu hio
on the following Sabbath. I'pon arriving
in Pittsburg be .-tilled at the I'. S. express
ollice but failed to seethe ag-uit, Mr. J. 1.
.imuoTman, u houi he had known since
childh.K'd. For some unknown reison
he changed his mind in regard to going
to Columbus and took the afternoon 11. V
O. train for heme. Several persons on
tin-train w ho were acquainted with him
o'osurvisl ihiit he seemed unusually le-j.re-sed
an-1 tiiey Is-eanie s .lieinfor
his comfort. When tho train arrived at
Casschii.iTi Mr. Pattoii w:;iked forward
to the i!a::"or.n between the day coach
and the smoker. This was tie? la-t seen
of him alive. The train had pulled onto
the siding at Ca--seluiaii for the purpose of
permitting the west b .und "liver" to pass,
and after it ha 1 again resuni si its way
and hud pr.oeeed a'.oiit two miles Mr. H.
II. Zi:ii:nenii in, w ho was a ji issenger on
ihetn.i:;. stiddeiily no:ii-d Pattoii's u!t-s-iice
and in-juire 1 of the c inductor as to
bis whe.eainuls. As Mr. Pi't n had said
he was on his way to S .morsel the train
was immediately stopped and nm liek
to the end of the siding at Cass-.-liuan. A
search was made at that point for the
missing man as it was thought ho might
have !oon hurled from tho platform and
down over an embankment when the
train was set in motion before leaving tho
siding. No trace of him could 1 found
and the train was again about to start cast
when a woman, v. hose home is close by,
came running up and informed tha
searchers that they wool. I find the dead
body of a man on the track a lew roils
f.irther web At tha point indicated the
U ly of the unfortunate young minister
was discovered. How he came to his
death Is a matter of conjis-ture, but it is
pretty generally l.s-lieved that lie was
throw n from the platform by thoioreeof
the train w hen it starb-d to leave tho
siding and In such a manner thit his
head and shoulders fi ll across the trank,
and that he was unable, to extricate him
self before the wheels were tqioii him.
K for Troat Tisiiag.
Ilefoie you go fishing call ju at
Flsl Kit's ISooK Sl'oltK,
w hero a full stock of hooks, linos, snood i,
corks, sinkers, bus-kite. Jointed rods,
reels, flies and all manner of fishing
go-sis Wholesale and Ketail aro for
sale. Cft.vs. II. Fisiik.i.
Coascieatioaf Scruples.
During the selection of a Jury, In over
ruling a challenge. Judge Stowe, of Pitts
burg, gave a definition of "conscientious
serupli-s'Motiday, which the juror said
he had in regard to capital punishment.
It is a question which puz?.los many jur
ors. In explaining it Judge Stow e said :
"Conscientious-scruples consists in do
ing that which to the mind of a man in
volves the oommis.ssioii of a sin. It is not
an objection one may have todoingsome
thing, or prejudice against doing some
thing. Cf Interest to Housekeeper!.
T-adi'-s who value goisl cooking should
examine the Cinderella ltaiige. It bakes
light bread and roasts meat doliciously.
Sold by
J. T.. IIoLt.KltBAl'M,
Somoj-set, Pa.
Tho oa-eard'' Iaialgei Ia Pro?h:y.
TheM imerset iin.UUi celobrato 1 tha
anniversary of tho exiunty'u peutoniiUl liy
ilovotingsever.il (viluiiins to a history of
the county's aliairs from her birth to tho
present date. From the woolly wilds of
Indian days the oouuty has adtaueod to a
front rank its a farming community and
intelligent eiiizinship, ami lefor even a
quarter of another century passes away
she will lead as a mining, in iuuf u-turing
and commercial region. Slick a pin in
the prophecy part of this item.
Bate Ball Goodi.
Base lull goods of all dowription,
wholesale atid retail, at Fisher'a Ikmk
Store.
BECE5T DEATHS.
Joteph Camaini.
Joseph Cummins died at his residem-e.
in Continence. Pa., on Friday, IWh day of
April, isti"), aged sixty-nine years, one
month and tiftec-i days. Keligious servi
c?s were conducted in tho Iis-iplo
Church In Contluenee on Sunday, April
gl, at l:h?i a. in. Tim interment was at
Petersburg, Pa., in lli afternoon of s un ?
day. The funeral serin in was by Kev.
Pittumn, of tho Disciple Church, from a
favorite text of the doeesse I, Kevelations
3-11. "Heboid, I caiiiequiekly; hold that
fast which thou hast, tint no mm take
thy crown."
Mr. Cummins was birn at Somerset,
on tho 4th day of March A. D., 1SJ.
While alioy he lived for several years
with Jacob NelV, of Somerset, to w hom,
and to Mrs. Nt-if, ho was very much at
tached, never failing to call on them when
opportunity afforded. As he grew older
he apprentice.! himself to John Itouford,
who uow resides at I'rsina, Pa., and
learned tho traJo of a tanner, w hich he
followed during nearly all the remainder
of his life. He was m irrie i wh-jn about
twenty-one years old to Mr.y Keese, who
survives him. Twelve iVidren were
Kim to them, seven of w h .in died very
early in lift? at from ona to six years of
age, and arc iiitr-rrod in their father's bur
ial lot in tho Petersburg Cemetery, whore
he lies beside, them.
In early manhood Mr. Cummins uni
ted with the church and was always after
an ardent worker in tho cause of Christ,
giving freely of his means w hen noeessi
ly required or the causo demanded. In
1SSJ, for reasons satisfactory to himself, he
left the church into which ho may be
said to have ls-ou Imrn, and with which
he had loen connoctod for nearly a q-iar-tor
of a century, and united with tho Di
sciple Church, remaining an a--tive an-1
ardent memVr thereof until his deith.
In jx.lilii-s Mr. Cummins was a Stal
wart Republican, awl active in support
of men. methods and measure-i tint h
deemed right. Jtcfore the war ho waso::
of tha o.-igiual abolitionists (f Somerset
county.
II:- w.isa robust, able-Ksiicd inati, i.ear
six feet in height, ble-ise 1 with perfect
health, until tho last few m m'.hs of his
life, and had no realization of tho dobili
tating effects of sickness, w i.ioii laet may
bo said to h ive caused bis e;Uli, wiiich
resulted from a relaj.se of la grippe com
bined with pneiim-.ni.i.
llcifisj man of strong prejudices, a
positive man, a conscientious man, who
would not wilfully harm the mi-aiiest of
bid's creatures, much less his fell ow
iirm. Five d c.igotori .irvive him, three
of whom are in irried, one living in Mis
souri, two in Pittsburg, Pa., one in S un
orsei. Pa., an 1 the Iat wiiii bor m .tli -r
i'l Co!i:bie:ice, Pii. His 1.1st words were:
"Why do you weej..' Yo.i have n o'hi.ig
to cry abaoi."
)f him il in iv ii truly ai-l: "Ho w is
a man take him f.r all in all I siiall
let look iip .u bis like again.'
A F.:;i:n:.
FUer Martin Kcycr.
The subject of this sketch, the last and
youngest survivor of a nop-d family of
preachers, die I at hi", home near Mor
rill, Kansas, April 4, Is-l"., in his eighty
first yar.
He was lorn an-1 reared III S iner et
county, Pennsylvania. His cduciti-.n
was limited to less than six mouths
schooling. Peiiig end-iwed with strong
ill-power, he educated himself, by his
own efforts, to the position ofaleaeher,
taught thirteen terms ? f school umler tiie
old regime of discipline, Is-f-.re thefree
soioil system was in vogue. In lsV! ho
was elected County Surveyor of Somerset
County. Ho was a farmer r.nd continui-d
in the is-oupation as long as he was able
to do piiysi-aj work.
In 1.' he moved to Carroll County,
Illinois, and in ls-d to his last home on
earth, at Morrill, Kansas.
Pr-.ther Meyer tailored in the ministry
a fill half s-ntury, while eternity alone
wiil reveal the full returns of his minis
terial laliors.
He was somew hut unique in l.i psych
ological mako-up. The most observal le
feature was that of "patriarchal autono
my." His .ti; to his children was law.
and while tiio children at the time may
have thought his mandates rigorous and
severe, they discovered, later on, tiiat
there was always a mild and tender heart
within, and a silver lining to the cloud.
His early ministry was a success, es
pecially as long as he lalior.-d in the licr
ma:i language. His ministry was char
acterized by tho same unllinchiiig, in
domitable and indefatigable spirit of vim,
push and perseveramv as were his secu
lar a'fairs.
Fifteen trown sons and daughters also
survive him, several of w hom reside iu
and near Morrill. Many of his relalies
continue to reside in S .mer.set county.
Abri-n Miller.
A brain Miller, a lending citizen of Jef
ferson township, died at his home, on the
pike, half-way iH-tweeiL-ivansville and
P.akersville, Friday, in his sevcuty
fourth year. Tiie deceased was a remarka
bly vigorous and fine looking firmer and
his farm was one of tho bst cultivated
and most prodm-livc in that section of the
nunty. Mr. Miller enjoyed oxcelhut
health up until a short time before bis
doi'.h w hen he was stricken with paraly
sis. Ho was an active and influential
member of the ierman l.aptist Church.
After services in the church the remains
were interred in tho eeiqetry at Middle
creek church, Sunday. A w ife and ten
grown children survive.
Chtrlss Jdtllsr.
Charles Miller, age-! abo-.u fifty years,
died at h-s home neir Husband post of
fice, Somerset township, on Thursday,
tiller a prolonged illness from dropsy.
The deocisod was a son of tho late Valen
tine Miller, of li:eiiia!ioniii township,
and was a highly esteemed and pro
gressive farmer. Hois survived by his
wife and two sons. Tho funeral took
p'.-i'-e Friday w hen llov. liebhart, of tho
Iiv.insx illo Lntherii Church, conducted
religious services. The deceased was a
veteran of the lato war and was a comrade
or II. P. Cummins Post !. A. It. A largfl
d degal ion from the Post attended tho
funeral.
Xn. Silnay Spangler.
Mrs. Sidnoy Spangler, wife of Kev. W.
II. JSpaugler, of the Morrillville, Cambria
iunty, I. II. Church, died at her home
In that place on Sitnrday, from a com
plication of diso.isos. The dei-eased, who
was thirty-threo j.-st (f age, was a
daughter of Mr. an 1 Mrs. Herman li.ild
win, of Shanksvillo. It?sides those and
her husband, and three small children
Mrs. Spangler is survived by Jhree sisters.
The remains were taken to Sliviksvillc
Moml.iv for interment.
Ircia Younkin.
The gentleman whoso name heads this
item passed owny at his home, iu I'pper
Turkej-foot township, on March 21st,
agis! -10 yearsl
A Hise Lin of Careti, Ete.
Toseoaiiiis? line of Carpets, viw In
grain, Tapestry, Ibsly Itrussells Wil
tons, extra quality of Vclvetsj, A5,niin-"
stcrs, lniggets, Mugs, Mats, U (Moths
and Linoleums, also a nice suit of clothes
for yoursolf or aons, shirts. Collars, CufTs
Ties, etc., call at
Holdorlaium's Clothing,"; Carpet Store,
No. iSi Main St., Somerset, Pa.
Miller aad Xiarer Voted Ajiint It.
The Judges' retirement bill passed final
ly Tuesslny in the House. The vote wan
PHto77, just .four more than ne.vssary.
Thomoasnre retirei Judges on full pay
who have I .eon in office twenty .use-u-tive
years, or thirty years altogether, and
have reached the ago of seventy. The
only justices now eligible to retire under
the act are Judges Hare, Finletter and
Allison, of Philadelphia, and Pershing,
of Schuy lkill. The bill goes to the senate.
Kcpresentativea Miller and Maurer voted !
againt the bill, for which they are entitled
to the thanks of their coiistltueiits. '
Highest of all in Leavening Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't liejort
ci Wsi vy &r dA r.i
ASSOLGJTEf.V PURE
EARLY C0H5TY HISTORY.
Mi con and Dixoa'i Line EstaMiihed and
the Boundary Fixed Between Pena
ylvania and Maryland.
Maso-i and Dixon's line established and
fixed tho boundary lM-twetm the pr.ivln-
ees of Pennsylvania and Maryland aliout
which there had !eeii a long disputo lie-
tween the two provimi-s. Tho country
was claimed by KnglamL It would seem
to liavo been i-onsiderod as a royal per
quisite pertaining to the P.ritish crown.
the wearer of which might disposo of it
at pleasure.
Two hu nd rod and seventy-livo years
ago American geography was very im
perfectly known in Ilngland, it lieing
is.nfined to tho great headlands, bays and
rivers, tho true p.osition of which were
very indefinitely known.
Then,- too, these Kings caring little
alsmt their Amerii-an possessions, assum
ing that they knew all alsiut it and, per
haps, acting on the tlns.ry "thnt tho King
caii do no wrong," were sometimes care
less in disierihinj the metes and bounds
of their grants with the result that there
would bo -on dieting ehiiios, and this was
one of them. The province of Mainland
was granted to !ord I'-altiiiioic in lorj by
Charles I ( ho who later on in some dis
pute with his subjects at homo lost his
h-ad.) This was an older grant than that
of the province of Pennsylvania made
by Charles II. to William Penn in bid.
The grant of Lord Itr.Itimoro reads:
AH tho hind from thirty-eight b-grs-.s
north latitude unto tint part of Delaware
bay which lieih under tho fortieth degree
of north latitude, and all that tract of
land from the aforesaid buy of D elaware
in a right lino by tiio degree aforesaid to
the true meridian of the first fountain of
tho river Potomac."
The fortieth degree of north latitude is
really north of Philadelphia, and it is nl-
so twenty miies, or very nearly so, north
of th ; line as Mason and Dixon Iisv.u-d
it.
Tic? grant to Petin fixed tho southern
b .und iry at a point on ihe Delaware riv
er, twelve li.iles north of Newcastle tov. !1
y a circular lino unlit "unto the begin
ning of the fortieth .legre? of north lati
tude."
The Maryland grant, which Is the old
est, is explicit in saying it should extend
to the fortieth degie? north starting on
fie thirty-eighth north, and, excelling
Cioouo point that il might have bun
in id-' under a ini,si;;rehei!-.ion as to
where tho fortieth degree north was l..e.;
ted, the equities of the case would seem
to have been in favor of Maryland. The
later graut to Penn fixing the town cf
New Castle as the starting point, at one?
raise.1 a dh pi-.to to a strip of territory
a!o;it twenty tuilrs wide and -.eii.lii.g
o.er five d"grei-s of l mgitud". It'th"
e'aims of the piv.prietory govi-rnmo-it of
Maryland hail prevailed, the line between
the two states would have ls-en twenty
iiiib-s further north than It is. This strip,
extending the cntira length of the state,
would have included the city of Phila-
deljiliia r.nd a part of every county lor
dering on the Maryland lino v. on Id no-A
be a part of the state of Maryland.
With regard to Nomcrst county, its ef-
fo-i would is' this: Aoi-ording to our b-s
maps on a line drawn from tho Maryland
line, as it now is, north ior i.oi:ty mil- s,
wouhl tern'iiiato alsiut one mile north of
Somerset and more than out-half its area
would have fallen iu this disputed strip
and would therefore have b.s?a a part of
Maryland.
It is claimed that in making the-o
grants a ui'ip made by tho famous Cap
tain John Smith was used, and that ii
this map tho fortieth d-gi-eo is laid as
crossing the Delaware river a short disi-an.-e
Im'Iow New- Castle town, whereis il
eross at a puut m:i'-h farther north mi l
ctmiot sssibly be reached in the man
ner called for in the Penn grant. The
controversy between Penn and the L:r-!s
Baltimore was long and bitter, but in ITU
the partii-s reached a compromise as
to where the line should he l.x-ato 1, and
under tiiis agreement a temporary line
was run in 17 !' between tho two proviii-i-cs
as far as the western boundary of
Franklin county. Tiie matter then rest
ing until l"i', when a new agreement
was made and four surveyors chosen to
do the work John Lukciis and Archi
bald McLean representing Pennsylvania.
Tiiey ls-gan the work, bat they encount
ered so many diiiie'illios and iheir prog
ress was so slow that the proprietories ill
Loudon became impatient and iu August
of IT i! employoil Chare's Mason and Jer
emiah Dixon, astronomers and survey
ors, to complete tho work. They spent
neariy two years in preliminary work,
but by the end of lT.io they h id reached
the terminus of the line of i. i the
pring of I7f! they again licg.wi woi K ami
by the 4th of June they had reached tho
top of tho little Allegheny mountain
tips is at tho eastern b.undary of Somer
set county at this point tho survey
stopped, tho party loing fearful of tho
Indians, who had become threatening.
These Indians wero I) 'l-iwarei and
Sliawncos. No further progress was
ma le until in Juno 17il. Tha Indians of
tho Six Nations really claimed title in this
r.'gion. ami a party of their warriors
then acted as an oseort ti th? surveyors
and held the Delaware and Shawrieos in
ch ?ck.
Tiie point where !b ad looks Kul en
ters Pennsylvania from M.:.-y!.i:i 1 in:
Soin -rsot canty was reaclied on tho tilth
of August of that year. Tiiis must ho
bout three miles east of Petersburg.
The js.int whero the presont National
r.iad cr..-sse.s tho lino is no-.v marked by an
iron p st- The writer does not know ho.v
near the old IJr.i Mock roa l is to the Na
tional road at this point. C.uiriot s.imo of
o ir Addison frion Is, wli are familiar
with the ground, tell us how near it is to
where this iron post is set and on which
side.
At this p int ths Iro j v.iis escort left
tho surveying party but they proceeded
with their work for some tim J. Tho date
at which they crossed the river at tho
great crossing which in irks the western
boundary of tho county is not known to
us, but by Octols-r they had reached a
point near the second crossing of Dunk
ard creek in Ureeiie county. Here tiie
Delawares and Shawnecs became so
threatening and dangerous that the party
deemed it imprudent to attempt to con
tinue their work, and a period of nearly
fifteen years passed before it was com
pleted. This lino was marked at intervals by
largo heaps of stono or mounds of earth.
Within recent years tho commissioners
of Somerset county have had thwy
marking its southern lionndary located, a
number of them were found in g oJ c:i
dilioii, others, liowcvor, had almost en
tirely disappeared and were with dllllcul
ty l.Kated, all, however, have been re
stored and placed in repair. This work
wax done mostly under charge of Iewis
C. Col horn, Esq., w ho has also made a
very g-vsl map of the line, showing the
location of these monuments, w -filch was
published by tho State in ls"J. Along tho
Somerset county part of the line there are
40 of those monuments, 21 lcing of stono
and 11 of earth. The line on our south
ern border has a length of .!I miles 10!-4-10
perches. W. II. W.
Sunday Sohool Supplier
Superintendents and teachers of classes
in Sunday schools will find all sorts of
Sunday School supplies, such as reward
cards tickets, ohroiii os, choice liooks for
prizes and gifK i'lass records, secretary's
and treasurer's blank books, at
FlSHKIt's Koook SfOUK.
Well, Tkif is Novel.
A special from Ibiriist-urg nndi r the
,1101101 April i'., i .iys; i no nc-i novel
I ipisodo in the hi-tory of this legislature
w ill occur nt its iidjormncnt. Tho mem
liers nf the house w ill make up a fund to
purchase a horse r.nd outfit for Hon.
tbs.rge V. Liwreiice, of Washington
county, the oldest iiiemlK-r of the house,
and he w ill return to l.is home on horse
back, just its he did .V years ago.
A delegation Irrun the house will ac
company him, and ovations will Is? ex
tended to the venerable statesmen at the
various towns through which he will
pass. It is expected lh"t a week w ill lie
consumed iu the trip, covering tho same
route, SKI miles in length, which Mr.
Lawrem-e first traversed when i-oming to
the legislature "t! years ago.
His route after leaving llarrisburg will
lie through Cumberland, Franklin, Ful
ton, Ibslford, Somerset and Westmore
land counties.
Koraal cv.ool Books and Supplies.
Teneheisi and pujiils of the Sjiring and
Summer Normal, Preparatory and Pri
mary scho -Is, w ill find a full supply of
text liooks mid teachers special text
liooks f all the higher grades and all
kinds of sehoo supplies at
Fish Kit's ISoiii; Stout.
A specially is made of kis-ping well
stocked on 1'cdagioge.s and psyeho logics,
(jucstion Inkiks to assist teachers in pre-pai-ing
for cxamiiiiitioii. Keys to Arith
metics and everything in teacher's lines.
Chas. II. Fi.-ui.iu
His Naie 'Withheld.
It is said that nn alleged doctor from
Somerset county, and who is said to be a
confirmed opium eater, has been admitted
as an inmate of the county home of West
moreland county, to be there fed, clothed
and lodged at (lie expense of tho taxpay
ers of this county. When even the in
mates pro! est against his admission, with
h .w much more reason are thetax q-iyers
justified in ohje-tSTig to s'l.'h an imposi
tion. ive,n'of.- .i ;i.
Italian Tjcs fcr Si'.e.
As I am a breeder of Italiin Ikv-s nnd
queeiio, I am now ready to deliver to
lie iso warning a good strain of jmro Ital
i.m Ih-cs at prices line h b-ss than can !
obtained fro:!i other breeders; can ship
and deliver Is-es in the spring and sum
mer months ith s-ifi iy. Safe arrival
and reusoiial.li) satisf.i.-tion guar.mtis-d.
lices strong and in M fi-e.ine dovetailed
hive-s. Tho Italian Ihs s aro hardy, gen
tle and by far the b"-t h-.ii"y gotie-rers i:i
the world. Try tii"iii an i lie omi im-i-il,
I also keep ib.- .s:!o 4 f ill lino of iieo-k.-ep-.rs
s-i ppii-s. Write for prices. Ad
dress C. S. Yoi':.;.!,
Cotilloeuce, Pa.
rer.:liie73.
Another invoh-o fu- Spring :.e.d Sum
user crops re-.-eive I. l'riet-s 0:1 same from
Vi to dollars per ton ut warehouse or 0,1
car.
A. C
I'WIs
'rsot,
Cov; ia Htz&'ij Conbit.
A relll.-ll kilhle light I'l lV. .H-l! tVO ll'WS
occurred Mond.-.y on ti e i;;-iu of Mrs.
Anna M. Deai-.iii-J:.i:V..y, i.e:ir Ihir
liiig'.ou, N. J. The cows have always
hail an i.i"T! II. able hatred of ee h othir
from calflnsxl iqi aii-l i-.Iways fought ill
every opsirt unity.
Theyis.iil-1 Hot bo sej.ara'.ed. Lack
and forth they surged over tho yard,
ii(-iiher gai-iiug an iie ji toward victory.
Finally they unlocked hor:i, and instant!;.-
tiie iui.;!:ty Isslies clashed t'
gethor again. This was iu-' en L One of
theuiiiiiials was iiis.--:i!K.-.vls and she
fell dead. Tiie victor, t irn an-1 bb e.ling
h.'rself, Is-llowed over le'c dying i-oui-batant
and triuinpliautlv walked awav.
New
Spring
Goods.
Po you know that every shel.',
couutcr, tabic, showcase acJ win
tlow in our Dry G00J3 Poiartnicnt
h crowtled to its utmost caj'aciiy
with everytliing tho uiaiktt aCorils
in the way of new ppring good.
Wc have b ouIit the largest atiJ
best assortment of
tJAlirETS,
L.VCI CL'I.TAIX.-,
HUGS, and
rOUTIERS
Ever seen in Somerset.
Carpets ami Lace Curtains aro
r.ow on exhibition vnJ we are con
fident that our styles and prices arc
such that looters wiil bcco'ne buy
crs.
He sure to sec our new Carpets
and Curtains for ?pring. Wc will
take pleasure iu shoffin you i hig
range of styles iu all tho different
grades of Ingrain?, Tapestries,
Cody llrusscls and Velvet Carpets.
Ia Lace Curtains
- Our m
Prices Challenge
the County.
Ia this department we are showing
all the new rich shies.
Everything New,
Call and sec us. Everything ful
ly stocked and equipped at
Parker & Parke. 's.
M. l: s.it.-, r. J. I.IJ.U
Real Es!at8 and Collecting
Agency.
I-. rs-.'is wt-iiii.e to i.e.- or -i II '.irii sor!
i.roi- r i v in s ii. h i si i i--.ii:ii i-i i.s.-v In-r'
In v in il Ior ill :i. our -en -.- io K ii e r I.I
Pro'iipr nit mini: will t-- veu ti u'i n,;i!:
ijitfi-iis rvi'r-loitf .,-:.-s ;ih,i ;K-;t:i.Mi i.f j,
criy. PI'-isi-i i:.-. is.-a .vo -it; :.oni t.
my ai-.s-vr. s .V M I Zl.lt A KKACIIV
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Ait frl.ti in4' it n i'hi 7 f.'i.' ntiij!,,lt,f
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Cutifidl ui lit- lMr mi .11 f .H,fitl rV t, nti l it t
K-r-ly riain (J ly Un atilliu. i!y if t ! aiii-.
I that IP. 11 mimI aflir lln ''i--;i'' ft I In- onli-
n:ttiit hu liny. Hr.iu itri'l iirl -t'i in iht- lr
onscli f Siiiii r"', In-fari' tit frhvt-ry if
Hi.' stum;', fir-: if iij.p -( I Hfi ! w-i-lMil m
lie llnMi'i . uml n i-rtiti-nl mtrii.if
fnh tlc I'-imtxT itf ihkui'Im r t.iis.h. l-4 thr.
of h iimy In-. nii i'I fn tflvt ii ly th wiri
iiuitr to tin vi-ii'lcr or iii a'-iit. Ut t -y
Mm (lf!liP'. ! I ti-.ii-'-ti i-.. r f Hi- urtin
wtir!ttl, vtl-i :iTL:ti:l' iriii t'otilaiu
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John Ii. Sc.tt, Any. A-!i;iiiiisir.il.r.
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I'ttt ti:.iiif!itary on tin :hovt isiiat.
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a'-raiiist thi-!sinu' io r--'n! tlaia tluty au
t li.-ntioi:.-! Ior M-ilh n tit, on 'J'hiirs..:a-', th
I day of May,! at tin o;!h ;' ol . J.
U fr. K-m., Siil- borough of St:a-.Ts-t. a.
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Kxtvutor.
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K.st;;l'-of r;url--s I.i.ivtrl, L.te of A:!'-h.-.!j-:oViisl;i(i,
Sunn r,-t tHiiniiy, l'.i.,
I-tti-n ti la:ii, r.Uiry oil t'i- i;l.v.' i-stiit"
Imvins Ihi-! i;ntii!ii In III.- uii't.-rs-.-.-iu-il. I,y
Ihi- iro.:-r :ii!Uioi-i:y, nut us- W Ii -ri-iij ui v.-n lo
til -Tsoiis hi-Jt-iit-sI l-l Silitl i-Hlriii- io uui'k" iiii
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Mhv I'll, Is "i, whi n uml lu r- ll.i-y will ul
Uml for ilial imrisasi-.
IIKXRY HrriMIST,
liKoKiiK KKl.ToN.
Kxii-ulors.
UDITORS XOTICF,
lit-u. W. Vliillipiti tk Jo.ni- In Ihe I'oint of
na riiiliiil I'oniiiioii ri-Hsof
III I SOll"rH-t I'o.. I'll.
I. V. Will. J No. Zi, Ixv T. Vi.
Yoluntary a-i-it:imi nt.
Tli" imrtiTsinisi auililor aioliit(sl ly ciij
four' :o r.uiki-a Ui.stnS-iilion of the lun.N in
111" liiiiitts if tin- n-isitK-" to anil iimiing ti-.os
l-aa!'y intiliol tliinl-i. Iii-n-liy sivist notu-i-tiiat
li"vili ini I nil Mrii-i iiiti-n-xUil for I-i"
lurtost of his api-oinliiii nt. at Ins i.ltiis- in
tli" ijonni-rii of fsonn-rsi t. on Thunulay.
Ma il, 1-si. n! one uVlwk . in-, li- il alal
wl-.i-n-all iniriitu in inn rest can alt-mi ami
be lii-anl if IU y j-n;-r.
H;riU W. IJIESKI'KKIt.
Auliuir.
YUDITOIV.S XOTICI.
la tin- nu-.tt.T'-.f tiie i-s'at" of I'lu-tnns Imrst,
l.ili-of KIU I .i-l townsliip. ilts 'il.
Thr- tiiiiiirsiinsi in.iSitor, ilniy iij-jo!iitl
In- 111" ii-liaiis' Court ol S.ii!i.-r-i-l .sunny,
I'll., to na .! li'itril.iilioii of lln- fuml- In tin
iiamix of til" ailiniiiistintor, lo ami aiiioni;
tlii.ii- limiliv iiitiilnl thi-r.10. In-rrliy uivi-
n-iiii-i- tli.it li" w ill a'ti-n.l l- Iti" 'liiti- of lii
ai.ioi:it:in iit on Kn lay, .M .y IT. W", l In
oiins-i"i isoiai-rM-l, !i :i iinJ wlu-ro kil ;;-r-o:isliilvr.-sU-JcuuiiUiu.l.
V. F. UIU Jr..
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PUAETONJ,
" CARUIAGES, arid
ROAD WAGONS,
: : : at the lowest j rkta iter offered for Lie quality.
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llcacl qnarteiN tbv
Hardware,
Farm Impliments,
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t-.cj cf ike Eye,
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Litugs and Ciircn'
Dr. MORRITZ SALM, Specialist.
Wor.dorfu'ly uccesful in all Chronic ami ricases cf the
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p .r r-'sr, ii;-..i na.i -f zo . i: n vriiiariy i -i-.-.v
-ii.-iii tat:.- or tivt- t,i-.-s to vot; urui;
i-.-.ii.! i-arilly i-al :i:il m,-i--ii I lri--l h iltla- !
onw tl.mu it until" i-t" :li. a-.-l nil. r i of our
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v.-ars ami was sfnultitiily -i-tmnj w.-rs.-. W .- i tors ii,-n- itr.'ii,M:i-.tl il I am-i-r. aii-i suiil th.-y
liii w of soiit" of th.- s!i.-nti'l .vark of Ir. j rt.i'1-1 no; t'o mi- any --.hs1. l-r. ,iiii im-.
Saint's i:i i -iiio, si w" i-iitni-tt-J li'iri i-ln'.-ri:i;- i-r.-s-.l n,.- iii sl,,,rl ..rli-r n-iil.oni iisin tii"
ly to i.-.s itirt-. 1 ,-i" oi-r.tioii -Aa: .ion. wi'ti-j knil-or i-austii-s. an-1 only an insinirii-T-.iil.
in on.-loiiinti-'s tun.-an-1 wnliout s;n, an-I i is all tant is i.-it t in.- Iit-n-loiorv u'y
iaw hi:, i-yi-s tuv siniicht. i a:iil iMiul'iit irrov:li.
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Crand Spring Announcement
OF NEW ARRIVALS.
I uSn UCGUS va:ily snown in i;.:ria r vah jrau.is as ti,i -uiu.
-r lit ii- t.f t!na' ovi- ijoin!" ha wu-t Iw ri ojv tit ! Kv liuritr 1 1 last U w Uay-.
Tli .!ya-- aiv xi vurittl and nniinrou iha himi-.l wt In uin to u ,i,i npttrii it uui.
taki-a i u-i n ra niitt ion- t m!ioo. hat t-Hrk i ir you to t-oiMt :iiil -m i ur -MiM-k
uiitl if v.v ran not pl.ifc yiu iT -Ttainly is no onr ti-i;!t. Il wi:l y ?onim' for on buuiin .k
in: U?. to tiiis -iiant It siin ii. Ni ul; t a li ho; i t n Nw oris uzul t ti un.
injliu!!N in sin h vurUI -tyls ,n woiii-l i:uri yi.nr . to looii ur th m a!!. I.irrr lit
siii.- n-i in fn-y sl:J 'i!ti in ! am nn l iri-ail -l x aiu -in-Jt's. Kr-inh viail i in huiiI
soi ii. I. w j-attt-nis. W liit;' ui: -!aii:. r'.-A atn! Iarr .1 Ia r.s; :ti;u U-,ir; i-tHs l aiM
z-n-; ! t:i-I sw;,- .m you mi;!it L " p a r i Itn to h ii r k. -p: 0:1 -I.-s'-r-oin;.
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Mf -ivh s:(U-s i-i strips'-!, h r.sl as-t
i fr-1211 'Sx-t upwanl. fraia y ?-;ik
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A. ASHER,
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East Liberty Stock Yard Horse Exchange,
CVp. lYnu ami Fifth Awiri.-, I-ast Liin-rty, - - l'iTTSM'Ivt;, I'A.
Am l.ttn Salts Tti-lay: VisIii--suIaj-H .t S-'riilay. I'n-.aU- sali s Ivliy. t'oiisiamiu hi M.ii.fid.
Pub b Saia
Valuable Real Estate.
1.-' vlr :n of : h. :i ti' hn.f i: v ik.it in;I tti t tie
LiM will an t U-st.iiis-nt ol A'.nrui'ii lU-am.
tlii'M., I u ti I px t pi 1 til it" "Mill at tac Court
llous.-, 111 S.mtrs'l liorotiijh. it i
SATURDAY. APRIL 27, 1895, '
At I O'clock P. M.,
tli.- fiillowin i!.--rilK-l rvsi I i-stiit", !nt" II."
irok'rty ol Mii Atmihnui lli-uni. iln-'il., li
T'u' tiiKlivl.UsI on" half of n i-i-rtaln Inii-I
if liin.l sinmt" in J"ir.-isi toWllsllip. Soliu-p.
-t i-oiiiity, I:i.. u-.ljoiiiiiiir lan.N wum.iitist in
lit -nam.' of John Hall. It,-iijaniln ILinkson,
"A .Ilium I ' iinj.U II. 1- iij.ilnin iCn-li, KuJ..Imi
I'lt-ti li-r, Jat oO ll )!l.iun and other, is.nUiin
in 369 ACRES 369,
an-l i.llowams?, I iis it tnsrt of luml wrnin- !
ti-.i In tin- naiu.-of Iktrtnni .il.-iiii. urvryr. j
on s. .:. nil r 10, 17.t uu a wnrninl tlai.sl
Man ti LS. ITS'., uml ilttiirtl lo AhmluiMi I
lUnm ni. l Wtiltiiu Sisiit. May Ji, 1-TJ. The
Ihii.I is wi 11 iiims r.sl witn nuk un.l oili.-r tiiu- ;
U r. Tt-iiiw iniiilf kiiowii on tiy ol ni".
J. J. AlIsMAN.
Kxx-UtoT uf Ahrahiim 11. wm, tluc'd.
J KC.'AL NOTICE.
T Saiiuid Ih-mli-r. of Storklon. I'aliforiiti
Viki un- lii-n-liy noiin.n i.i-n in i'iirs-,fci- ;
of n writ of a.":ilioli Ksu.sl out of Hi" r- (
li ins' I oiirt of Moiu.-isi-t rs.niily, l';.. 1 will j
hol.l un iii.in. si on tin-pn-inisi-s. on tli" n-.il .
,-si4it.-oU.wiali 1- IVn.l.-r. ilis-'il.. uuiite in .
Nlov.stown U.rotish, tsomi-rs. t tsmiity, I'a I
. .w... I.... .1 ".-il, .l..v .,f nril lHVh.-ll '
nii-l wlii-rt- you tuu alt nJ if you think prop-
tUrritr. OtHif. 1 EUfAItD HOOVER.
MarvUui, Vxi SUtnlt
and Wagons.
Holderbaum,
SOMERSET. PA.
i
'i ke decier has
been for years a
'Prejezzcr and
Lecturer in zevcr.il
'
. .i ' r .
:c.:l Cctlercc, ccr.d
has earned gre.it
f7 -.-S .ir
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-t i jt " s
c::;-ecis cc:
cen:ii: cfec
i.i'.iy.
LDSS3 FiSiL CiTARRH.
i ... ,
.:a-- ' t-.-iii.ir -ro-.. ;,:!: i'i tii- -.:r -il-
! To la- I'r iai. lr. Miiiu n
ia -iii :-;.n:r w.s-ic. a,-i. without a-iy
;-.a li i-.r it- :t w in -.i, -Kil l r.
i. a s-tt I'iiv-i-i-iri.
i'-;i r s tiin.-in.
s-i-iii. rsi t, iii.
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F.r i.s.-r !,' y.-ais I hn.- li-s-n lii!v i-rr -v.--:.
In-. -vi. i i iiii.-r.ii.sl r.is.ii in- wi'hont
iit it:.- i-Ii U;-t i-inn. ii.,r "ausitii; oaiii or
,,f l.i..l l- ... ,'.
ti.on-.an.l tt.i-.-ja-tiu.t h. n tofoi" uini.-l
t,.;;,!!;. 1,1::,.;, I ;,;; w s,,i,.,ii,i;v wnii.
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For l.i v.nrs my wif.-i.isa i li.nl soi-.i-f lii-i!;
L"-oHii.i ov.-r I. r -. maniiii; h.-r alm.-si
l-lrn-1. Ir. -tiiiii p-r:u-iti.s an ,,;t,-r:ilioii ait-l
iiit-'i- a - rSs-i -ii.'t. ss. as sitr ii now imam
t'ir-ti't :ii--tiiii -i nr-t-i-t-. an-1 rs-i.j th.- nii--t
H:it. .iii-1 i: r .-.. .- -lou t Kiv" h-r the i.n-i
:rvu;,tf. i: w.ir;u Mi" j.!,s-,- ol w..rk.
J..ii.-i r i---n.
II .is. I-:,.
Sti:i !..-; I"..'-.!!.. .
i-'-t s-m,- iiai.- i it. . tin. a ni ii. .in .tn .
a.kiri- v.in.s ro-.i-t aro.vT.i on Hu- rh-si. Is.--
tyirn-!. M.my n-jr p;i:t nis in IiJ'lin Silk-v
ior v. aist ami tr.i: in u.
Johnstown, Pa.
Sa'csna: cf
and HOLES,
CHAUTAUQUA
Wursery Co.
Offer Liberal Terms to Agents-
Sstiary aim t aw 11.-.1 ir roir rm-sw-n. ll:reh
sralt- sm u ;. .w pruvs. Nrw ?i,-'i:-.)!isH.
rtiti piutiiN , fir.
Men Wanted
in "vi-rv town. Sti;v worli. Vuv wivklv.
.Vl-ln-s
H B WILLIAMS, S'y, PORTLAND N. Y.
A
UUITORS .NOTICE.
V. I. Ilai r uml i'ii Hi- In lh I'ourt of
arm" li. -r. In wvii-. ' Comiiioii "M.ti of
to 1 f.mi"rs-lroulit v.
John U. M4-i.lt. ) N-fc J Jlay T.
Vo'iiinUiry asslv-lnii. lit
Tli" i!iil.'rsiinsl uii'litor iiiM.ii.ts! 1-y nii.l
i'.Mirt lo inak. a ilisiril.iili.Mi of the tuuiin in
tilt h:ii'l tli. n.sf.n;:u-" to ami moti-( ll:o-.r
h-jrally nlilhs! tli. n-ls ht-rt l-v islvt- iioiio.
tiiat li" will mts t all Mrti" m;.-r-sl.-l fr th
I'urji-." ol his aN.iiiiiii"iit, a, ais olli4-4- it
th- iH.n.u-.'li of ss.iii.-rs.-t, I'ii.. on Tliursilny.
April -'itl'i. ;s:-.'k at on- i.'i-i. k p. in., wn.it.
ami wiiT" an -.irii"- in iiit.-rvst ran at!'U-J
ami Ik- h.-.tn! Il thiy a-e pn.(-r.
litAK IL tM TI I,
Auditor.
13
ISSOLl'TIDN NOTICE.
Thi- mi rt :i"r-i tiu i-xlstiiiif lx-trr"ii .Vllson
W. iut'-ranil Ir nil f. i.o.xl. Iwil anj hinf
iiu-ivii-niis, hits this ility bn'ii ilissolvol hy
liiiliilalr.Mis. lit. Tli" l!i ui th" ttrill nrw
in Ho- luualsi.f Mr. Krsl s. mI; all iarli-
known:-: ltii-nis. lv. ii.ili-hl.sl to ill" tlrm am
r,,iu,si..l to mil uis.n tiiinorui itlMi4-t niitk
iiiill sli.-.- tirin of Wilson W. isliavi-r wlthua
thirty Uay from this ilal" an.l ttl". 1 h
l.iisi.i.s will in- nunluit.a In tli futura by
WiUV,..M,v.-r.ti(iN w. MlAVEIi,
Sunn- r 1. KKE1 S. OUOi).
Muivh Js iKX