At.
The Somerset Herald.
If I WAR H CrLU F. l l.ir and Proi-rii-lor.
wri'MrAY iy ".
Ir h lnr.l t t'i? risiz of the
"lttrv im-lsl'' out of a V-jJt-!it-:iii''
.:irly.
It U I.'c.iiii'iil' Jutrii.-r tvifv day fr
any iiiUlllsi-nt ati'l t'if-rfjis-tiii:i
to rotiiain ii t lVnicr.;ti' j:trty.
TilE IxM iMitotTnt nowa.lays is the
wit- who looks w ith iiio.-t favor ujxni
the iil.a of voting the IU-puUicaii tiek-
t next y nr.
Thk i-art that South Carolina took
in splitting the Democrat ic party in
W-0 Illinois iran:i.-s to take in dis
rupting it in lv'i.
The j.-re:.t tlrawl:tk to Seen-tiiry
Morton's jtuiilie u--fulnes lies in the
fact that lie lia.:. no sense altout tlie
tiuie to cat a vati-rttieliui.
Tin: jiii.ieipal use of Democrat if
ConveiHi'Ci-i tliis year will le to xhov
Jinw liM-lly the pany i- everywhere
vi!. :I on the silver i'!et ion.
Tin: ine 1111 tax is ! iti. to yield
as lil'le'a revenue :is vu-i :i:it ieipateil,
l;it it is gitlng to cuine fully tip to the
liiirhest expv eialioiis In the way of
Ittikitig IX p i!iieau votes.
The IK'ino.Taiie pan y, lifter all, has
the s.-tisfa :i.:i of certain know it-..te;e,
that times cannot I nia.le worsts Do
oMs what happt'iis, ainl therefore any
(-hutttri', iiui-t in- for the l-tur.
TnKcityof Xt,v York has a ri p-'rt-tsl
pi.jrilation of i.i'ri.o.ti, an yet o:
ly a hare i iii ike returns of taxa
M.' incline-, all of whieli govs to show
what a far.v the law is, ami how it is
t-vai'i-'l !y the unscrupulous 1 -- --"rs
of weiilth i:i that cliv.
K..i.ani.V c-nd-ict in the N'icara
fru.i matt, r i t.rroaiit r.n l eowar 'ly
but it is characteristic. It is the course
.-he lias a! ways taken in dealing with
shu'! nations. S'.o is a swa'rtferer ::i:d
si Ltdiy i-xet pi when the otlnr :irty L
31 -oti!:trv ef r o'.v!- sl.e.
i:t:i:! KiN!::Jsi.' the n r!felous, a:i
no'iucis; i;.;;t he will reenter po:itie
'l jet eve::." lie ha-- a biir job lx-fcv
him, to ciiinii t'p to tlie p!:e:J from
M hi li lie fiil, and if he should succeed
iti ti:at, lie v ill never jr-'t even v illi
Jiicji of : -vralitv ami h. nor.
TiiKitK is no longer any oecaion for
1oubt as to what course the Democracy
will pursue i;! regard to the pri-scnt oc
cupant of the White Hoti.se. Whatev
er else the future may lia ve in store f..-r
Mr. Clevciaud, it tl.KSi not embrace the
promise of a third, term in tlie Fri-si-liency.
Sj-rinfii: ' I'nit'n, J'-ji.
rsTiK Jackson, of the Sjj.retiie
t'ourt of tlie I", .s., h.vs eicra notice
that tl.e improvement in his health
v ill enable him to be present at the as
toNihlin of the court on the sixth day
f May, when a re-arraineiit of the
income tax' case will .V had Iwfore a
full U-iich atid wiil be dtlinltely il.
tcrmiiied. Ii:!k kats :ill owr the co;!!i!ry :.re
assertiti an.I frying t niuke thi-m-Mdves
!e!icve that the "ro:e'. lio!r is-f-ue
will play but little part i;i the licit
"Presidential campaign. Ju-t wait atni
rse... The millions of working people
Ihroiiirhoat the country have had too
S.itUra taste of D, mocratic "tariiT re
form'1 to forget it very :-oo:i.
Japan au-1 Chiau havli-g agnsil
upon a settlement that is sat wra, try
to themselves, it is hard to understand
by what right, li.ts-ia or any other
-oiittnental pawer tan interfere with
it. It looks as if a pretext was lining
r--jght by th.e great r pow.rs to buiiy
the Jap lecau:-e they have prov.sl
lheni-'!ves kucIi gallant lighters ami
dangerous fios.
Me. Ci.i:vi:i.xi has in-istcl, In
spite of all protests, on rctnovii.-g the
widowed sist-r of Abraham I.iiicoin
from the little Kentucky posu.Uiee
which w:ls her sole support, and has
piven.it t a Dciii.H-ratic pelitlcian of
the neigh borhKd. If this is not the
very smallest an J meatiest bit ofp a
Jiut polities which itti American Pres
ident was ever guilty of, it conies very
li ariL Il't''H JviirH'i! 7. ...
TllK world Ao move! A few days
since a Kentucky "gentleman" was
art1. tally sentcned to pay a fine of s".!,
and undergo :ui imprisonment of te;i
days, forpul'iitg a jdstol t,:i another.
S. great was the stniazetneiit through
out the State that the (Jovenior ttu-iimiii-es
that he v ill remit the impris
onment part of the penalty.
It would never t.j suhl tj set:d a
Ketituekv "geiitieliiuu'' U a couttnoi!
Jail-
AitttAM S. Ii:w!tt says that the
leii..-i'a; ;c party d.--s n-.t ti-,v-d r.-i-irttnizsiion
s. lutichas it needs a new
I'irth. N. wimiiiit of organizing can
make the present Democracy clean er
lioncst or capable of upholding Amer
ican interests. The party m-isls to
ehar.ge the character of its eonstiiuctit
elenieni.s t- cease to n-ly on ignoruiue
and class prejudice :ls the main props
of its strength, to throw overluri its
false ami dishonored prit'.ciph-s and Vj
Ittirn the meaning of patriotism.
TllK fiz.le in the is.!:iiiateI revenue
from the iiuMtue tax, and the small
amount received fr.-m duties on im
lorttsl gmMis, makes it certain that
tliere will lie a delicti of Hot less than
K0.5,u for the current f.sml year,
and the jr.drab:lities are that a further
issue of I m, iids u ill have to U resort, d
to. It is c"iisidcreI jirolciic that, ttot
v itlitanding the President's r-Iu.-tance
to call an extra sesou of Con
prcss, that lie will W constrained to d;
j for thepuqM.se of dealing w ith Jlw
revenue proJdc-ni.
The war in Cuba Is still progtvssimr
hut with what results '"something that
"no fellow oa find out.
m find out." One day we
Cu!ii itisurirei.ts i:!.e i
hear that tlie
I-ts n bad!-defeated and their Kders
-aptured .r killch The next dav wc I
,:,.f.. , ., ,. . , I
are lulornied that the Spanish tr.x.iri
iiave lieen routed ami the insurgents
ro increasing so r.-tphlly that more
nKs have lxt-n called for from Spain.
There is evhleutly some very ai.h
IhHlied liars furuis'tiing Cii'uii w:tr
news Weau only say, ss did the
frhowmat!, when asked by the ehildr. n
which was the lion and which the ele
jihant. "My little dear.-: y.j p.. id
your money, and you can take y.ur
choice."
Ts Secret of Hirra S:et.
It isiin,lersl.-.l that t!.e l("i -I'.piiirn;
tiia tar ni.-nie in the inveti-:ioa of the
J.wf (lnc-tic-ii li-ive H'oiit convince.! Si
retary Morton that a eon.V.inali.ni has
lvn fermeil for the purpose -f i'.:t!in
ap t he price of leef. The Secretary early
in the history of the r.-cont rise was in
elMi.sl to attriimte it to the natural
scarcity of cattle. -'"'. ithsian.'.iiis the
miasiiisl Ivanep in lrese,l meat, t-jt'.tio
on the li K.f sliou- a very jn wlerato in
crease in value, even less than it woul-l
set t-i natural to expect in view of the
small rvipu '" i-oinjiar.soti with a year 1
UiO.
Kiynri-s rc-eive.1 at the Asricultnn.l
Itepartsncnt that the estimate.!
receipts of cattle at the t'liii-ago yards for
the week eidinR April 111 were :!,
h.-a.i ; the nfii.-iul !i;:.ires for the previous
wck were:;7,r)'7, wliil-Mlieeorrespon.iinj;
week of Wt hnuight ::i M.'fw head. A
siniil ir il'vnw is manifest in the supply
ofh-ijrs. Fertile week ending April P.'
the estimate is M7,mw ; for the week
pn vious, ..lli. ial, !C,o7. and f.r the i.r
rspoiiiliiiK jeri.d of Ifl, 1 12,."1 ,
Tliw tlir'.irt-s ouht to indicate very
inu:-U larger prices to the raisers cf cattle.
Tlieprieo of cattle on the hoof, as inni
j.ared wi;h six months ajf. has increa-e.1
Vi.m to ."yi cents per pM kuiiU only.
iiav an increase ot j ee:us per
upward. This increase appears to I
entirely disproportionate to the increase
in the price of cattle, an.', the department
of Agriculture has been forced tolhe con
clusion that a combination bus been
formed to work hot ii ways; i keep the
pri'-e down to the priKlucer and fjn-e it
lt; fortia (ni;siii,ler.
Inasmui-h as all data, sought by the
inspectors must cuii.e. fi-om tho packers
voluntarily, the department has little
hone
facts.
gelling at the lit;om of the
Japia Asl3 Help.
The attitude of the 1'iiited States will
r,ro!:iliIy decide the question of the
rulhieation of the pending treaty of peace
between China and Japan.
The alarm in dij loiaatic circles in the
capitals of Ihirope which h:.s found es-
prc-sion in the protest hied by KussSa,
ib'nnany and Fraa.-e, is due to the fact,
whieli tl.err is now little attenijit to on
ce.., that a close nieicrst.indiiig has r-ist-sl
for several weeks between Japan and
real Iiritaii-.
It is not generally known, however, in
diplomatic circles that I'th Japan ami
F.ngiand are Usiii2 strong endeavors to
persuade the American .ovnn.:iei:t to
bc-ome tiir- third member of an informal
ii'il.aii.-e hieh v, ill resist any atteuipt to
interfere with the t"i ms cf pra.-e rgr.-td
upon by the bcl litre rents.
The pr..t.-.t of the c..itiu. :;tat powers
N now aimed really ag.tiiist l"; ;'';.e,d, sad
it In eone-s of gi. nt sittui'.i-ain-e and i:n
j. iilai:.-.' on ti...t ae i;e,t. J.tpan. under
ll; chv;:t;!s::;:iee-, is :ii:!tt l ee:"ta:n to
r.s-i-t icicriercii -e, and it is :;ow g. -ner.iily
believed that any f'l.-ble me.ldoi.u
Moiil .1 promptly lciitcr Kiil-m 1 to the
a live si.pjor of the Milkado's jr-rn-liient.
A v.; !1 hif.ir.ue 1 .iiplomatie authority
voiiehed for the stul: lii. iit that Jaj au's
v. oiidei e.tity s'.r.'vv I phi!i iias from the
0. 11-.'t iisebnied tee uri-t utr- nuous ef
f..iis to iad n o the I'eh.e i States to fcrc
:;erat Ka-t moral support i:i s.s-uriii(i
reasonable fruits of her victory over
China.
Japan ln-li.:ves that backed by English
and American support shn could defy all
her other criti' s. eve.! such a strong i-om-bitiatloii
as ilu-si;!, ( ierma:y and France.
It is well un.lcr-t'.d thai fierimiiiy's
v-ii--is scarce!;,-more than formal and
that she refuses to pursue ths mat.er
farther than she has :ilre:tdy gone.
Uussja, f .-...iis-e, is the power most
direcily .-.M-cn-.e 1 in the prop-ise d -es-sio:t
oft'hhie-e territory t .lapa::. -o-
1. ;.!y tin lertakestosHV how far cue will
.-irry her exore--.ion of dis.ippiova!. If
she resorts to any form "f demonstration
of force the situation will iusf.rr.iy be
s. me one of the rave--t clanger to the
jica.vol the won i.
Siby Carrnge3.
The ph'.' f-1 i b'.iy baby carriages is at
Fisher's U ok M.-re.
Tiese Kay t? FiTcas.
The K.ehier twins hid fir to become as
f.imoiis as Chang and Kiik and Miiiie
Chrisline, the "doubled leaded nightin
g ile,"' for they came into the world last
Vi i-k hi New York city joined together
by a iifc.'.meiit of both ih-sli and Ikhic that
r.-.t:s irom tits M i,, r part of the pel is lo
the be.se ti.e spins:.
Th's- b:.y girls wi b rn i.i the wife
of J. Ko iiicr. They weii.v J at b:rth
about rmrteen s.ntd.s one ah ut s pound
heavier than tlie other. The connecting
band is ilexi'.le. so that the chi Iren fac
ing p-irtiy away fr :n oa u :t!c-r may be
h id o-i th. ir ba -ks witli .ut discomfort,
ari.t may even be turned s as partly to
face, each other.
Sil.-cr Party Candidate.
tVAsui.jt.;y. April 2'-. Fs-Ttepres. n
lalive Sibley b f I,.), home i:i IVunsyJva
n:a yesterd iy f r Cahfoi tiia to ep.-n his
campaign as ti e nominee for the new sil
ver party for the presidency. Kxtensive
preparations have lieeu made for his ro
cej ti'.n and ls will address meetings at a
;:niaber of ple.ees along the Paciitc coast,
u.'iiator Stewart is arningiug Ids busi-ue.-s
liii.iri that he can join Mr. Sibley
1th t:t d. lav.
Ex-Judjs Tay'or Gscs Tree.
Fi:nki.ix, iA., A:ril S. fix-judge
( harl.-s V. Taylor will not is tried for
ass.eilte.nl bittcry with ir.tetit to kill.
The i:: hrp.iiei:t :: 'ahr-t hi:n was dropped.
The .luo resigned from the lneh tbtr
ie.g the . inter the result of a concerted
nio einciit of tlie lawyers of Venango
Cs ,;t-iy to inuwaeh hi.n. lta alh'ged
is their petition tothe l ivelier that
T l.r as a !l;an unfitted for the hih
3 j'.ies t.f iu 'gs-.
Street Cleaned ij Votren.
liovi.Ksiowx, Pa., April ST.-Cleaner
streets is the order that has gone forth
from a r.ew . rgauii'.iii.iii of women. At n
m.s-ting iii-ld last night it wis alnnit de
cided ijmt the new society shoui l le
etiih 1 the Vi'h.fre Improvement S.H-iety.
All the members ere women, smd each
will give h pledge that u.; refuse cf any
kind will jr i from her Louse te'o Ihe
stn-i. livery Woiuan in l)oyU"tow.
wij; h.k.-i to join, and it is oxpe.-icd
that n.u.-h wiii Ik- aee;.mpiisheL
Eliadel by s Wasp Sting,
IIkaiuno, P April it. Years
when he w as a loy. ieorge Ivoycr was
stung iti the eye by a .wit-p. The sight
Ix-eame grad-'ally iiiip.-.ired. as a white
sjHit app.-ared and remained near the
pupil of the rye. and he b-raini' lilind.
A mouth ago this spot shifted, causing
great pain. To-day a surgenu remccd
the hns of the eye, which had become
as hard us stone.
Ecverts ta the Eeir.
Cnnki-Lsvi! i., Vn., April Cs The
j estate of Joseph Freuch i Jersey City has
'averte 1 1-ack to the heirs, a vs year lease
having recently expired. The estat i
Vi:"'vi ?'"""-ft'"- Ti" 1" i''
T.1' Z""? " the Su"!,wa3
I r.-nch fatntlies. The fonner are direct
thcendants; t-u- I.-ittera mllateral branch,
Joseph French owne-1 aU.ut 1 V.a.-res of
' j
s j
land on a site which Is now the l.-:is:n. ss
portion of Jejicy City.
rr-i I
1 uc property was
.x ...... 'i.A-.(..in-4aii,k. o ij tijf
lease tifWi years r-xjiircd the land Would!
revert to tlie heirs j
1
Rar.lock Rl xsl Ritlers is nature's true '
remc.ly for t oust -pat km atid kindred ill.
il a -is dir.v-t'iy 0:1 the liwels, the liver, ;
toe skin, and while eleaiis-ng the bl.ssl j
imports etrenjfth t- the digestSye orgsn
, i...:,.,,,,,, ., fr i for tlie appointment of a State t oiiinns-
an-t as eouilarel with one J ear no, iroui . ...
. ' i,. -1,,ii,iaui.nll sniitoiirpiwrefir Pennsylvania s repre-
!i s'iit:: to H.M p r ltL lk-siiie this small ,
, . ,1,..ii.! t,. UenUtt oil at the Atlanta Kxpowtion in
increase, the consumer is eompelli'a lo I
Sentem x-r. tk-toler. Xovemlier and Ie-
HIITltl Mill! !
llAiMt'snrno. I" a., April '7. l'V
r..;!i Houses got down t' laisiness on
Monthly evening, and a jrreat many l.ills
were dis;:-s.ed of. There is yet jiiech
woi k ahead, :!!id if the se ssion is to close)
on May TA, lt l:'te :inl illhitory motions
mu-t le cut short. The order for two sessions-;
on Fridays w;i recinded hy tho
House one session from M to 2 o'clock,
iK'in;; the latest fir that day. Yesterday
hiisincss aftir spcehd ordirs, was the eoti
si deration of Sctiate hiils f wliiehthero
were 117 oa the calendar, and although
was agreed to ir through the whole of
it hefori a Ijourniuent, l-;it 41 were dis
posed of. At 2 o'clock adjournment look
da-c. Jitter much eoiieem as to lunch,
and other comforts and the suspension
of the rule against suiokiiij;. And they
MIH 'k'-"L
The hill for the ertH-tion of risk baskets
and eel wein in the rivers at certain
times in the year was defeated in the
House, and amotion to reconsider was
not ajjroi-d to.
The hill to prohibit change in school
Ihhi'ks c ni-nerthan once in five years was
defe ated in the House on final passage,
having hut M votes in its favor; recon
sidered and p-stponeJ for tho present.
In the Senate a resolution was adopted
ccnilK-r. It provides for. the apjiointment
of three Senators, live Representatives by
the presiding officers, and that the Jov
erurr shall appoint live leading manu
facturers, live millers and two agricul
turalists; the Coventor shall lie president
oi the State Commission, the Lieutenant
liovcrnor vi.-e president, and the State
Treasurer shall lie treasurer. Tho liov
crnor shall also appoint a secretary and
two clerks, and appointments must be
made in two weeks, and an organization
CiTected ill four weeks After being
amended so as t include the president
pro tout, of the Senate and tlie Speaker
of the House on the commission, thcresis
lul! u jiassed the House.
Tiie Fxcciitive isuiituittee of tho State
league of Ilepubli.-an chiljs will niw-t
here Tuesday to arrange for attending the
national convention at Cleveland in June.
They will also tlx the date for the State
convention at York in September. ov,
Hastings will givu a reception to the com
miltee Tuday evening.
The Judiciary (ieueral .committee re
port. -1 with nctfativc rceomniendation
the bill creatiiig a new county oil! of por
tions i.f Iiekawanna, V.'ayneand Susque
hanna, to !;.. called Anthracite
Friday being Arlsir Day, Oovemor
Hi-tings planted a treo ju front of the
Ilx.s-.itive iiiiiidlng. It was a line Xorth
Carolina poplar, pro Med by Superin
tendent Dchiney, and the Coventor han
dled a shovel with great skill tothead
initatioii of a large number of spis-tators
The I'.llov. i;.g bills were read in place
in tie- House: Fixing a penalty of fr
pla-.-ing dynamite or other explosives in
si reams to cat-i; lisli ;to raise the penalty
.r violation ef the Sunday law of 17;K
from f4 to ?i"; to pension William Tid
ball at the rate ol jij per month. Tidlicll
Jos: at; arm some years ago while firing a
sji tte on Wasi ingt n's birthday.
The act relating to the reading of the
Scriptures in the public schools as re
ported favorably in the House. It pro
vides that every teacher shall devote not
less than live nor more than fifteen min
utes o thu r-ading of the Hible every day
of the seho! tenii.
In the Senate the HotjhO resolution pr
viding for lina! a djourimient on May i'!d
wa-i jvterre-1 t the Committee on Fi
nance, The Ilou-m Congressional pwriioii
m. nt omii:itte i;l rejiort a bill next
week. The two additional districts, now
re;i i sent. d by Cojigressmeii-at-I.arge,
wili le given to Philadelphia and Alle
gheny. Clarion and Forest have len
taken from tho Twenty-eighth, leaving
Fik, Cb anield and Centre in that dis
trict, and put them into the Twenty-seventh
district, w hich w iil then consist of
Warren, Venango, MeKcan, Forest and
Ckirin; tho Twenty-foutih .iisirict loses
that portion of Alh-glcuy now attached
to it, and is now e imp.wed o! Washing
ton, Fayettee slid Cr.-eiif. Tiif other dis
tricts of the State will not 1k changed.
Coventor Hastings has appointed
Thomas Koliinson, of Itntler, (Superin
tendent of public Prinking and liinding.
The Senate has eonlirtmsl the aitsiiit
ine.it. The religious garb bill has l-en reported
to the Senate. Senator Flinn's amend
ment v included putting the penalty
upon the si-Iptio" Inwards instead ofujxin
the I '-aeher.
The Smith hill, providing that on and
a tier June 1st, lsiii.one third of the momy
appropriated for common schools by the
State shall be distributed on the basis of
the nniiilxT of paid teachers regularly
employed for the fail annual term of the
district, as shown in the last annual re
port oftLc sin ( r;ntendents of the various
c ftir.tLs a ijil b-.:ro ighs ; thai the remain
ing two-thirJ of the mot-ty Miappropri-alt-J
shall hs disir;bu!e.J n the basis of
iho nuiu'ier of taxabjea as reiurned by
t'je li triennial assessment, ws d-fe:U-e.l
in the House, after .-oasi.ioialilu diir
c-.ission, motions to postpone, amend, t.tc,
yeas !tl, nays !'!, less than a constitutional
majority.
Mr. I-iwrenee wiil make his overland
trip to Washington county in carriage,
instead of on horsclKi'-k, as stated last
week.
The Sene.ij has been asked to appoint
a special committee to investigate the
city government of Philadelphia. Is it
the intention to Lexow tho good i Quaker
City ? The resoluti on was referred lo the
Committee en Judiciary Cencral.
The revenue bill has lxx-a reported to
the Ho;i-e with amendments the provis
ions iiiposjug a lax of one mill on manu
facturiug ,:, ou;lioi s, building and loan
ass oeia.i. -n and purely tu'jt'.iai h's-.inmce
associ.-.li .its with. .at ca;ii:iiJ stok 'or tu
i i ilativo reserve, the la'tsr :iai ctuhrav
ingt.se Farmer-.' mutjal tlra itMaraiiuc
e npanies h.ielng I.h :i stri.-'ke:! out.
The following bills passed the House
tii.iiy: To a ith -rizi jus,ieei of the
peace l. l.:r and determine certain crim
inal oM'cuees and luisdeiiieanors vit!i the
at I ofa jury of six, and to itnp.isa sen
tence up in cmvieied persons ; j.rovido
for the assessment and tax. -it ion of aliens,
ihb !,i's known as tho "Creater Pitts
burg" bills yeas HI: nays, 42; the
Uouth'-U biil t.) oigaeie a Slate lioani
and provide fir ths p-.irchs of school
iK.ok-i throughout the Stats at tk-j lowest
prices; providing -for the release nnd dis
charge of encii'iibrariee on land in all
eases in which t!uperi ! of twenty-one
tii k;ts elapsed a!ter the principal has
bl-eviue 4uk; a.i:hri7.ing e ci'ity c.m-Uiis.-ior.ers
t sell tv i, -t ial settlers and
convey unseated lauds bfeitirrcie.g t the
everaj counties
4 Tsrrible Visitaat.
Pain is always a terrible visitant, and
often domiciles Um-ti itli one for life.
This ii'.llietjon is prcvniilij, jtj i-ase of
rheumatism, by a timely reort to Hos
teller's Stomach littler, LSch checks
the encroachment of this obslluate and
dangerous malady at tho outset. The
term "dangerous" is use.1 advisedly, for
rheumatism is always liable to attack the
vital organs and terminate life. Xo tes
timony is more conclusive and concur
rent than that of physicians w ho testify
to the excellent effect of the Hitters in
this disease. Persons incur a wetting in
r jiny or snow y weather, and who are ex
pvtst'd 0 draughts, should use the Hitters
as a preventive of PI etfets Malaria,
dyspepsia, liver and kidney Rouble, ner-
vousi.ess and debility are also among the
ailmciits to m hi li itiis HiMi!:ir ineli:ino
i RVi;-tttL Tor the inf.nuitifs, t-rciuKH
6,j j sijifness of the aged it is highly bene
ficial.
--
Thocght and Actios.
I'ntil there be correct thought there
cannnt be ri"ht .t.tion, TherefoM. fliiiiL-
right and buy the Cinderella Range, and
right action is assiircL Stdd by
Jaks R. II0L.1.KRB vfM.
Somerset, Pa.
Items ef Interest.
A drop of castor oil in ihe rye t remove
n foreign Uxiy is as cllhiu-ious mid often
more mauageablo than the frequently
reromniendcsl l! ax seen 1.
They say Mr. Armour has ma.le
OoO in three days by tho rfse. in wheat.
Meanwhile, the price of leef kecis up,
and tho chances are that tho King of
Packers isn't losing anything on that end
of his string.
The great Hourly dyke of the Kpinal
district ot the Vosges, France, burst at 5
o'clock Saturday morning. A great nish
of waters and much hns of life and prop
erty followed. It is estimated that Tp
ple jierished.
A. J. lUackwcll, tho rich and erratic
Indian, who owns black well and David
City, in the Indian Territory, announced
Sunday that ho would build a temple at
David City, Oklahoma, to cst tno.nmt,
for the perpetuation of Indian religions
The notorious "P.ill" Cook, train roblier
and desjMT.ido, arrived at AHmny from
the West Thursday, to serve a sentence,
of 43 years in the Allwiiiy penitentiary
for general outlawry. The prisoner did
not -oine alone, but had 31 companions
Returns of the votes on the selection of
a State floral emblem have lieen received
fron all the schools in the State of Icla
ware resulting in favor of the peach blos
som by a largo majority, and a bill will
uow be presented to the Legislature legal
izing the selection.
A letter received at Haverhill, Mass,
on Monday, announces that Frank How
ard r.ior, who is at present serving sen
tence for forgery at the Massachusetts re
formatory, at Concord, is heir to alxmt
?l(i,(ii,uuO through tho death of Frank
Howard, a Nevada uiineowner, for whom
Poor was named.
In a will contest in a Camden, N. J.,
court, involving $H),ii, a chunk of wood
two hundred years uld was the chief evi
dence. Kuhannah V. Creesso brought
suit against the Security Trust Company
to foreclose a f 10,0m) mortgage. It is
claimed that under the bark of the old
tree are surveyors' marks.
Farmers in the vicinity of Reading
section are now asking eight and ten cents
more a bushel for wheat than two mouths
ago, and consequently Iierks millers have
advanced the priieof new Hour from
thirty to fifty cents a barrel. Millers are
now paying fanners sixty-live. ccnLs per
bushel for wheat.
There is said to lie an anlnrpriitig no
tary in Cambria oouuly who induce.
forty-nine people, whose salaries ranged
front 'ft,')!) upward, to make affidavit
that their ins-oiuns were not big enough
to mnko it interesting fir the income tax:.
The notary has $t.n which says that tho
income tax is a s;in,tjss,
Mrs J. M. IP'istjl, whose mind had
lieen uiibaianeed for Hcvtral weeks, com
mitted suicide at her home in Alvr-rton,
Westmoreland County, Friday morning,
by sending a huil-it into hr right temple
with a thirty-two-ealibro rovoivor, hih
she had surreptitiously taken from a
locked trunk. She was oliont forty years
of uga and loaves a husband and four
sons.
Chief Justice Fuller annoumsvl Tues
day that the consideration of th two
petitions for a rehearing of the income
tax casts were reserved until Monday,
May ti, w hen a full bench is expected;
This does not mean that a rehearing of
the case has Ixs-n granted, but that on
May J the supreme court will hear
counsel upon the question whether or
not a rehearing shall 1 granted.
The Iht.i.hc star says: "At I ho Royal
Amphitheatre, nothing so enjoyable as
Rob Hunting's Rurnslikc witticisms."
Trcmps Seize a Train.
Ht "stivjiiox, Pa., April 2o. The west
em train bandits' methods v,oro enacted
on a p.uslitied seabj in tlia Juniata Valley
to-day, Iite this aicrii'Hin 4 gang tif
gs tr:ituiis assumed control of a west
bound freight train on th-i Pennsylvania
railroad. Several of them w.iro armed
with revolvers, which they did not hesi
tate to use against tho train and trackmen,
ho endeavored to put them off.
The train hands were virtually power
less, ii: a tejfcgranj was snt to tl) J Chief
of Police l...rrf f.r assistance, A large
jmsse -if citizens, lje.i t . .1 1,-y th police,
met the train ono mile east of this city,
and after a desperate tight, in M hieh
many shots were llred on lsth sides with
out elFoct, five of the train bandits were
captured and brought to jail here.
It is lielieved that tlr'so desperate
tramps are responsible for the iitniierous
recent roblories that have iwurrcd in
the Juniata Vallev.
XThe f ..-- A'hrif.A.r says: "At the
Circus we saw and heard an Irish-American
Clown, Rob Hunting. He makes
one's sides ache, but his wit is a t-inie."'
As Largs ai Hen'
St. Iifis, Mo., April 2V A special to
the iVirunirle from San A 11 ton hi, Texas,
says that meagre particulars have reach
ed there of a terrible hail storm that
swept through adjoining counties last
evening. A courier arrived this morning-
from the town of Lytic, twelve miles
hoi.tk of taa Antonio, and rejx.rts that
to. vh itu-i a M'ij f country live mil.-s
wide, extending through WiUqu, Uoxar,
and Medina counties, completely duvaa-
tate-.l by the storm.
The damage to corn and cotton eroiw
alone is estimated at S-Vl,0oO, while the
damage to buildings will amount to not
less than $l.VVt. The hail stones were
as large a hens' eggs and the Interna
tional and Ureat Northern railroad was
blockaded with them. Section hands
had to clear the track before trains could
be run over that part of the linn. There
was 110 loss of life so far a reported, al
though many persons were injured.
Hsyersdae Kormal School!, April 30 to
July 3, 1895.
Profs. P.. V. Rover nr. J M. J. rhillips
auaps ju the teachers' department.
Miss Olive If cljley, .Afiss Ryrdie Schultz
and Mrs Ueorge McCarthy, tf-aehew
instrumental music, voice cuiturti and
painting and drawing, respectively,
J. C. Sl'KK'llKR,
Meyer.sdale, Piu, Principal,
April 10, ISIj.
SEED : : :
POTATOES.
I am now prepared to furnUh, at rea
sonable pri.ss, the liest SKKR IN TA
liLS an.r.SWEETCORX that the mar
ket can p rooms'. "I bought last yr the
highest price and lest"iotatcs'iii the
slate of "cw York and tested tlieiu.
Tljoy nil ilid well, with the exception of
a fw kind t!;aj (.vul.1 pot stand Hie ter
rible drouth, which 1 t ijl ip 4 nut on lie
market. My crop waa niimepHis a4
year. From ) pounds I ntistsl 15 lsisii
els of Magla Murjihys, an average of ia
bushels from 1 bushel. lean furnish the
following kinds all pure varietUw!
Maggie Murphy; Everet; Early Pride;
Keystone Favorite; American Wonder;
I .ate King: Early Puritan; Whiter Than
Snow: ICarly Shamrock; Early Perfee
tBn; Irfsh Raisy; Hose of Erin; Dakota
Re.1: Pluiiiuier's Iteauty; lleiple's Fav
orite; Six-Weeks' Potato.
AH orders wi'l be promptly filled by
mail or express Address nl' communi
cations to THED.'blllPLK,
Eoacher, Fa.
I also sell the Gc-i-K-r Engl no nnd
Thresher and Saw Mill, and 'am also j
srent for the Monumental i5ronze Co., of
lsri.lgettort. Conn. '
SHERIFFS SALES.
llv virtae of Snnrlry Writs of Fieri K..rU.
met l.eM.ri l-Hclits isMicl out ot Hit. loan
( omnem 1'l.tis of (somerset county. Pa., lo
me din-ctcd. there will tx?w-l to isil.iie
sale, at 11k- Conn IttNiKO, iuborni-rncl U.royli,
oil
Friday, May 24thf '95,
AT 1 O'CIOCK P. M.
111. follow lint ttfs.-rilssl reul estate to wit
At! the rielit. tllte. Intertsit. e-lnlm and le
maiiii of Klia.lx-lli 'vert.-y. of, ill i.n.t lo n
rertln lann or tniet of land si nunc in Jenn.-r
lou-iil.ip, Somers. rtuinty. Ilk, Im-hik tlie un-
Olei.lcl ui.is.utll l.ll.-resi, i..mh
IIJ ncr.-s Hrtjoinins Ian.: of iMiil.-i sunlit,
J'.l.n ltlsli.-l-rser, Knsl Self. Janim Kiii.tz,
J. t ..v.Mle Hii.l 1.. . ii let Slmu.-r, lmvMiir
tlf-n-on i rvtnl u lw.ssn.ry fntnie .iw.-tiim;
house. Ki.iail lo.rn nn.l .Mlier outliiiii.liiiKs
U'ill. tl.t ..in..irl.'li:ill.-.-s.
Ti.k.-n In c. -cut ion slid to l silit the
r.M-rty of Klltilx lli Ov.-riey, al tlie suit of
A k roil AiiK.-ny.
AI
All 111." riht. lille. Inter-st, claim and dc-
iiiaiulol r.iiiiiin hiieKtiif.-r. or. 111 nun 10 n
c-rtain lot of croua.! siunite In tlie villi. (re of
hair Hoik, rair Hope township, Soinersel
.s.iiutv, ri.., u.1j4.iniiit; lots tl Aii.Hiiua i.n.ve,
lsiuiid.sll.yaiii.il 11 1 icy on the soulh. Main
stns-t on tlii-cnsl. un.l 'lot of II. T. Wel.l oil
the north, having tlier.sin cns-tt u tlwcilliiK
liouse. Willi ll.eaeKurl. nali !-s.
Taken in ccccutimi nml to Is ns 11m
proiM-rty of Kliiiuu Fli.-kingt-r, at the suit of
t . Horn.
AbSO
Ali the rij;lit, title. Interest, claim and !"-
liiHn.l 01 Sarali J. Sine, ot. In ami to u cei tuin
Intel of tati.t Hiiuatc in Simile township. S0111-Frs.-t
county, I'u.. n.iilainlni; 'J.iU acres hImiiH
1"i iteres .-liwr, Iwliiiiep IimiIht, udjoiniti land
of K. K. ttn.t.-r. Henry Siiutli. Martin heirs
B. F. lieiiderund others, hitviiiifllicnsm t-rts-t-
ed h dwnllni h.siiK', Htulile an.t wuUr M.wt-r
niiw mill, Willi tlie appurtenances
Taken in execution mid to be wild 11s the
roM-rly of Snn.il J. Kiue, al the null of Val
entine Hay's Use.
AbSO
All Ihe rinlit, title, interest, claim and (lis
maud of I-vi Kri.-dliue, of, in and to a cer
tain tract of land situate ill Jcnil.-r l.iwnsliip,
Soiu.-rs.-t county, l"a., nintainiiiK lut ucrea
more or less hImiiiI W't a.r.s clear, iKilancn
liiutH-r.ailjoluiii lands of John KUhcr. tlie
I'ickinif farm. Charles i tea in. Jacoh Kline.
Jonathan SI11111I., Frank lierkey and l'trry
llruirh, liaviin; lliere.ui crts-le.t a two-Htory
du.-iliiii; house, lutnk Imrii, suirHr camp anil
other tint tiuililiiii.'. with tlie appurtenances.
Taken In t-xeciuioh unit lo he ..ld as the
niieriy of l.et i Fri. dline, at the suit of Kc
v. Jii.ly, et. al.
AlX
All the Htflit, title, iulen-s, claim and dis
tiiand of Joim K. S:aut, of. in and lo a certain
lot ot j; round siutateiii Miy.-rs.Liie Isiroitgli,
Moim-rsei isiunly, I'a., on the inirth side of
North stns-t, adjopitni; lots of U, Mi'ler,
William I lot. 1. nn.l Ihuih11 l.y slrts-l and
ley. having llier.-..!! ers-t-l h Iw.i-story
dwelling liouse and a oiest.iry store hot..
l2St f.et. witii the iippliri'-iiau-.u-s.
Taken iti execution and l. 6.- sold as the
Iiropcrty of John K. St.mli. at Ihe suit of s.
I. biveinr sl and Willi. mi I. M--yt-r., cxccii
lor of Peter C. M.-yers dcc'4.
I.Si 1
All the ri'lit, title, iai. rst, claim nud !
man.l of II. II. lini'ly. oi, in an-l to tlie fol
lou ins resl estate, lo il:
o. 1. A certain lot of jrround silu-itc In
Ihe lou of SiiaiiliAVille, S.nu.-set manly,
P.... I liiji 011 the mirth side of iain t reel, u l-iiiiii-
lots of I', b. Ililt. r, J..st;.li Walk.-r.
an alley on Hie no.tli. having therei
its t.-.l a i.-s;.iry iluvlliiig Iioum, staL-leami
otheroiii lu:iinnrs.
No. i A ccrl-nii tr.ct of land situate in
Mrnyei-c:c (.ovikIiiji. county and slate afons
said, e..:e..iii:o: :t w-n-s, n.ijoin.in; l.neU of
Jac.il. It.-.-, l.ui heir-", euMic roa.i ,.u.l all. y,
having a te.ary U'-: lu,-r.nerei:t-.l.
No. a. A ira.-t of Li.nl. ituntca afor.-said.
mnt.-.ii.iu-r 2 !..-p-., lidioinins Ltn.U of l". Al
lin.nl, ami puMlc ro .id.
No. I. A certain tna-t of laud, situate n ,
afores-.id, tsuitaiiiiiii; la acres, 4 acres -'iir,
l.aiauce t;!iiv r, a.ijoiiiia lands of Jacoh
l! sst 11. H. s.-iiro-.':, ami tie ptihtic nrid.
No. .1. To hit" of ground situate in
S.trinksvilie, county and stale al' m-sj.i.1, lylin;
m the Mini.. si.!e .if taiu hini ij a. tj. lining
ion of .'. A. lt ss, b'. njauiin K.-cl. r a;.T
Is.iind.-l l.y an ail. y on Hie south, vitii ilio
uppurtcnauc.-s.
l.ik. II in r -. 'Itien nud to lie m.td hs ' ic
pnp-rty of 11. H. ;r..dy, at thes'.iit of Nich
olas IL. jvt', et. ul.
-AI-siO
All the rlcht. title, hitep-st. clabn nnd .1-s
innn.l of ieor.'e Ta vmaii. of, in and to the tol
lou iiit! !.-s-rits-il r.-.i! csiate. to wit:
No. I. A certain tm.-t of iioid. situate In
Ailevheny township, s.ijpj.p,. .-ounty, la.,
c.iiit.iiniii iteres more or 1. s. 7- aei-.-ji
cln.r. halniiee tiiuls r. a.tjoiiiiii land-. .f A11
srust Tayinan, lb nry Hittic, J w.s Knitli-ka,
P. t. r liri.-:i aiel oilier.-, Iiavins: tiienm nt.
:l 11 tw.i-ttory .l'.veliiiij house, Iniuk Isirn, sa
sarcaii.uaii.i other ouit.'.iil.tins
No. A tract ef laud situate a afor. s.ii I,
.-ueiiiiia :'i a. n s, aeris cl.-nr. liaiailce
tiuiln-r. 11 .joiuiinr No. 1, nlove. Peter itriek
r.Illll swci.:-r nini t.nii:.nne .n.-;
tlicn-ou er.tte.1 a Ji.j tuhle, witlj t!u appur-
Ta1;. !! in ex'-.aili.in and In 1- sold as Hi.
roller' y ..1 tj-or.- Tayniaii, at llu suit of
ii.-iiry v.. ..:i-r, i.uar.uai).
-AIj..-r
Ail tie- ri.'lit. tit'e. intcrejl tlaini and de
mand of Henry r Mil', r, of. m ami In a cei
tain hir:ii nr trirl of land siluale 111 N.irMi
uiniiton tonsuit. ftouieiset lountv. I'a.. ma
taiuins 1 II i.cn-s iiton; or !!,., hIk.u) i acr.-s
cie.ir. i.tiau.-.' in:p.-r. ailjoiiitu lands 01
S. Hively. S. s Savior. A. tolnh "Walil. W. II
Hillie mid Lewis Kimiek.i, Icitln- thueoa
er.-c-t.-l a nriMtiirj- Iioum-, hank ls.ru and 11II1
eroui i.une.ins nn ll.e atuiurtenan:...
Taken ju ex.euii.in mi. i to l- Mild as t!u-
proi.nv 01 llenr- K. .;ller, at thciil of 11
M. Is ike-y, casi.icr, ct. al.
All tlie rltjlit, till... Inleri-st, claim and d.s
III:. ml ! .-..sin . Ituslleil and Wi lam A
bii-hel!. ot, in and to a .-. iitin tract ul land
suiii.se 111 jeimer lowiistim. Somerset eoiielv
l'a eontaiiiliiK alnnil WI n.-rtr, utsiut 4T ucri-s
clear, Italians- tnnis-r, ndjotimii; lands of .I11.1.
ss niiiu. Ker. ix-wis .souri, rower. J. J. .ir-.ttiili.
It. s. M.-k and others, hnvini; t'ier.Hn eni
si a grist mill, two dwelling housi-. Umk
inrn. water power saw i.uli and other out
'.Hidings, with tlie at'iiurteuain-es.
Taken 1:1 eveeutlon mid lo lie Mild ns tin'
pro rl of Susan W. ISu-hctl nad Witliani
A. liusiieii,at the suit of Ihiin. l C.:uili-l l,
-Al.sil-
All th-rt-lit, title. Inten-sf, claim nnd de-
m imi 01 r A.Mp'inier. of. tiiand to two lots
01 k'roumi situate 111 it'iekwood iHirou.-ti.
Sojii.-rset m.mty, and known on the plan
'i on .M.ro.im. a ...is .... ... ami i.Mai.-i
on 1 w.sit ideof Main stn-ct nnd Ikmih le.i
.;. s.u-1 s.'rs-;, ala-vs anil lot or .-on.fe Kiden
our. Lot No. .-' Ii.tviii-' Diereon er.i-te'l a tw.s
slory fi-imc dwelii.'iK liouse. .stal.le and oilier
out liui!lui;s wi'h tii.-a.tun-:iain-..
- Taken in cxecul ion and to Is- sold us the
pi.pert- of K. A. Sp.nnrl.T, at Ihe sell of J.-s-
i..- isiu. nak ii.
A !-.
All the riirlit, title. inlrpst. claim and d.s
ma ml ol harlesj. Herriniftou. oL tn and
a 'certain lo! of irnmrtd silu.-ite- in Mev.-rs.lair
l.jr.s.j'l,, No!i,crsvt munty, Pa known on I tie
pi in ot said iiroie.'i. as ).,t N;. I srtind.'d
.111 Hit" west l.y North sirwij, on lite ea'it hi
itaie sins-i. 011 ltiesouui iiy iiniiHry ot V.-nl.
Ikit-r, and lot of , . 011 the north, hav-
1114 tlien-oii eivel'.sl a oni'-toTr frame dwell-
li:K house and oilier out iniildlugs with the
ai.'.iirtcnnnn-s
lak'-n In exivtttlo'i nnd to lie sold as the
property or I'tiaries J. Hi-rnns';.)n, ut the suit
of I- red Itowe A Co.
AL.SO
All the rllit, title, iiit rest, claim nn.l A
liiand of II. A. Werner, of, in and lo the fol-
lotf'iui! dcM-iilssi nil I i state, to wik.
No. I. A t'enulu lot of ground situate in
' W lv Itiuior.' iHirolmh. Somerset eour.fv
I'.t., frontiii Hixty-cihl fis-l on Itaittmore
sin-et. i-M-'i 11:1 aloa fUun'li farm atiout
'JM l.s t, tn.-ii.-c hy kind ot It-marl hoMIioih'
:tif.s-t. thence l.y lot of Mrs. Harlii-iind to
Itciitmorc stret. t-ont;.:nin- aliout acre.
No. A lot of cro.iad -.tu-ite as aior-snld,
fronrimr tn fvt 011 Wastiiuton str.s-t. ex
ten. line lo Hariiutn's alley iiImiuI loif-et
ntoniii lots 01 Mrs. Sut r 011 ine cast, mi
tot et iMiain Staller on the west, con in
in'.'Mlxait ncre.
Noi .1. A eeriain tnn-t -f land situate In
Mtct-iieny townsin, H,.ns'rs.-i muiuv.- I'a
ciii(t.1i:mnr ahont 4.V acres 1 1 acres clear, lv.il
mu'c ittnocr, HCjomin lumis of Adam I in
urtimi, i.e-is neipi-iia. .-.ie Will, i-nin.-is
... ..... t'.,..;,...,.. . . ... ..
,'iiiin.-, niu ...i.ijr o ji nofrc, i.j..ij, .it-r?7
on er.. lcl a one nnd a l.ali-au.rv nla-.k
dr,-elli!i house and frame stal.le, uith tho
ai.iiiin.-n.'inces
lak. n in execution nnd to Ik-sold ns the
.r,.K-rty of II. A. Weruer, al the suit ot Val-
cnuite Hay.
-AItO
"All Hie ri'.'ht, title. Inters.!, claim am! ile-
l.nnd of Kduar K.vl. ol, in. and to, Ihe follow-
In .lescrilMsl rial esLtte lo wit
No. 1. A lot of ffmuud, situate In Somerset
honm-h, Sutm-rs-t couaty, l'a iMMind.rl 011
Tin- north l.v Me.in str.s-t.ou Hie west liv V4
4,trtini tlie south l.y Patriot street, im It...
it 1 y lot No. III.. 'l.t.iniMliftl lu-n-ln-sstiii't
r?,Misi)r... nnd1 knoWW on iie ir. neral plan itt
M. tair.,ii'.ti a loi -o. Ji-k r-t.iiimir ti J.t-t ou
Main tni-t. and tt.ii.i:i., or saner l.rtwltti
in l-uirjol si ri al. r
Nn.l All llsit iiartsl orpins? t.f t.r.iun,i
sitiLite as aforssild. and known on Hit- ueiier.
nl plan of Somerset Ooroutrli, as strt of lot
No 111, a.lj.tiniiie l.d No. lia on Hie west, Main
street on Hie North, anil p.rt ol lot No. in ou
the tjst. and Patriot sir.s-l ou thf-Stiutli.
N. a. lu-ini; trt f loi known on the f.-n-
erni-ptanor Niinrrmi iMiitHiun, ns part ol lot
No. . 1 1 .3 tn.i!ti.tsl and tleseritHsl a. fllows :
CtVlnni its ti.e xnith Hide of Main street, nt
ir r"s. tie-mt- fy h.lot II. -mum K Ita.-r.Souiii
1tr-n hes ! 1'atriot'str.s-t, thence t.v sam,.
w.s-t orty-slx 'frt-l.' 1l.en.-e north lit perches
) Li ruti 1 1) N'o. 114 1.1 Mirin-tr-et. thence l- same
i.at nnV-i f si to Ihe pLiCe of-.l.('!'iiiilns
ijcinx tlie last InilfofM No, IHand'il frst tr
of Hit- w.-Btcni lirt of lot No. li t, U iuy Iht
Somerset Hou
. r. iM-trinniiie n
Sc
property as 11 now e'sl
1, e. is-triiMimv nl ine .-orner m est and Jain
mrueis, anu t xienning r.isi 10 ine iVM.ien.-epf
). In ltacr. 1-s.iand fn-nn tlience MHlth to
Patriot tr-et, ulong the pmperty of said II.
I-liner, and H.iii,h- aloiiK the north side of
truetsand rxteiidiug K.tsl to Hie iv-i.). ii.-e pf
Patriot tni-l to corner or et k!n-t, and
along mid tr. t, lo the place of lm;inii!lli,
conn.iuiii-r and t'ln'.niciii-.' th'-tlir.-e lots or
fsirceht ot k'nuiid aliovr Ueucnli st. and liav.
il'.' tliersm en-ct.sl a btrtre thr-e-s!orj" hotel
with stal.le and other out bunding with the
apturtenaii.-es.
I ik. n in exis-utlon A to besot.! as the prop
erty of Kdirar Kyle at the ult of KlizaA. Tav-
man et. al.
-AUSO-
All tlie rll.t, title, fiitcrsit, ciim oml d.s
luand of V. A. Wt m.-r, of, in and lo the foU
lowitn; described real estate, to witr--
No. I. Two c;-rtnin lots situate in New Hal
timore borough, Somerset county, I'a.. know n
on tlie plan of sai l l-orouch us n.ls N.. lit
and 17, tw-li fn.atini; m fevt on Wiisliintrtou
street, and runiiimr norili i leer to ater
at reel, luivini; uivrcoll ereet.sl a twostory j
(lwt'iiinv housand oilier out l.uildiuirs, rud j
"),,,,.V 1 "uU ,lv tr,jH"1 tm Uie j
l"soi SL'Tlieisiem half of lot So. II. ltu-
me a for. w. 1.1. on corner of Wa-htnr'ni n.l
Kimlt.'V stn. 's, fi.eit'.i ; CI ls l n Wnhins
ton K"rt-ci and runnln-' Ji f.s t i.l.enr I i...liy
: r.-1 to Water ulr.-.-t. tiaviu lli.-r.s.n ere.-t--d
a r.ii'i sln.i and a ir.i'ue st.ihte, witli
the i.t.nt!rte:cin.s-s.
Taken la i-tt ci't'on and t' m -.t.l as I lie
prois'rty of I . A. V t ruer, al tin.- suit of Arte
loins llvVUT'S MM.
-Terms :
NoTICC -H iersoii puretiasiiiii nl tlie
note s il.- w III pii-usc l:k.- noll.-e ii.av r
n-nl. of ihe pun-tut: money must he paid
when .miM-riv is knocked down: otherwise it
wiil ucain 1h- i--t.:rsl lo sale al Hie rl-k ot the
r.rs! 11.1r. ln. j-r The n-ldlle of the l.ur-hase
liion.-v must lie ik-.id on or hefore the .lay ..I
-ntiriiiatioii. It: Tiuirs.lay. 1' iirnarv is Hi
l-t'"k No de.il will lie h.-i-.iiowI. d.tl until lite
pur-hase money is paid in 1.1II.
ShcrlH-s rttllee. 1 KliWAKIi li'HI f.'.l,
May 1st, iSfi.) Sli. ritr.
SPECIAL SPRING SALE
f 2V) Fine Hoisu-s nt Hi- Ktahl.-a of Ihe m
lieiut Live Sl.iclt i 'o.. I.lmil.sl, oftiee No il
K.ss.ii.1 Avenue, I'ltlshunr, 1 ii.-Ml.-iy, W.slm-s-
lay, I hurstlay, r ri.lay and Satunlay. 3Iay .
S'.i. and in. A vrand t'liiv of Pacers. '1 roi
lets Kentucky Saddl.-rs, lt'.dsters, I'.tnadi-
u I ol. Hili s;ciicrs I arrui!. rt..r-s su.l
roll!:. Wriie lor fata lo.ie. Auet.0.1 aalea
every A tslm sday.
I.VXIKf, AltXIIFI.M, Kcc'yaTreas
lrs.A.E.0
Having completed the repairs and
the enlargement of
My : :
Store . .
Iiy annexinjr tl.c adjoinino; rooms,
formerly occupied ly Mr. Frank
Sliivler, I am now fitting it up
with
NEW GOODS
an l will be able to mucli better
serve my fiiemh tliau Iieretofore.
: My Stock :
: will comjirisc :
: ': a complete : :
Dry Goods Store,
A complete - - -
LA PIES'
FURNISHING
GOOpS STOKE
And a complete r -
MILLINERY
f-TORE. - - -
Ladies' and Children's
WRAPS,
AND
Children's Outfit
A specialty.
Mrs.
A. E. UHL
WAHTED-SALESMEH.
We want a few
to sell a
Choice Lia
of .Nursery ist.K-k. We cannot make you rich
in a month lint can give you steady employ
ment and will pay you well fjr it. our prices
correspond with the Una. Write for terms
anil territory to
THE HAWKS NURSERY CO.,
Rochester, N. Y,
The
Warm
Sun..,. .
Throws a acw light on an old
subject IIATS. Lots of men
don't reajize tlat they are
wearip.'' a shabby one until
they come in contact with men
who arc wearing new ones.
The tew blocks are now on
sale at
Jonas L. Baer,
"The Hustler."
M7 Main Cro St., - SQMFFtsKT. PA.
Facts About
FURNITURE
We t-.'ti inform t!m tra.Ie nn.l puMii' nt
Jarijr Unit wo Imvo citnr. tint i t.iri
ohh it our il- .1! w itli tlio fitmituro
nianufaeturt r.i of M i.-liitjiiti. Wc Kt
ullwcuvkril i" r in tlie way of l.ar
fCiiiiiH, i-.itiset(iient!y nil wc i t pf te.I,
h::t ni'Tt'.lo wo want? WVor.lv want
tlio trail.' to know llmt otir line lt
ter in very re!M--t now tiian ever M
foro aii'l that wo arc Kniti"; to cutiil
noKrl!in Kiirnitiire on a vory lnw
liaj-in.
$25 and $23.00 ill I tiv a sIi.l
hi!c Soil for tlio Ik"1 room, oont.iinin!'
xix pieces, nia.lfl anl liiiir-ln-! in tho
very latest stylos.
$id and $20.00 takrt fpim our llimr
a nice unit, c-itlior in Antkiue or Im
itation Walnut linisli.
$28 and $30.00 pays rorani.-oovt r
KluO'e.1 or w.Hal-fraiim unit for tin- par
lor, upltoNlere.1 in Ilroeatellc, Silk,
Tpotry ami I'ltinli.
$!5 and $20. GO takes ono of tlio
Mime Mtylo Miiit.s njilioL-terttl in Tall
est ry.
$1.80, $1.90, $2.00. Ni. e i:e,i k-
ers ltith century linifh very ornu
inental for tha porch.
$9 and $15.03 i.uya.Hoii.ioaksi.ie-
IxKir.I.
C. fl.
fill
606 Main Cross Street,
Somerset,
Pa.
Shaver
has
1 1 11 a i.
THE NEW STYLES IN SHOES.
. , Novelties in
EASTER
OXFORDS, TANS,
PATENT LEATHERS, Etc.
KTO matter what m.iy I .e said
' aho;:t Fnot'-votir, my
invite your ittenlii.it. L: iti j
based upon the tread r.f eciit
fort. viitlj ijitaliiiiw Iiiixh nnd
ri. to low. and UI'-TO DATK
STYLE?.
A very iiifc line of Iridic Sl.oi-.
i:i ttll Sulcs at !.: l ..
I
II. .
iSu.ceiior to Shav?r o. GxJ.'
7C-3 MAIN CROSS ST.,
Somerset. - - Pa.
B. &
B.
Black is Fashionable.
Black is "Becoming"
mi. I clioi.-o Mack lres Kaori.-s never -:.l
in this store at sneii rajiii! rati ns at ir s-
ent.
Black Goods Iienn
tn.it vn! j.ay inmii'.li.ilo inveti 'ati'in :
Naw Clack Twiil Mohairs. .
Klt'gittit in :iiiearat-.(f, riht in wfitjht:
Untght tit : s:n-ri;i-(? spvcr.il iiioiitiis
li-for it was settled that llla. k wotil.l 1
tlio fa-'iionali'n' fc ns to color U inches
T'iile, .Vi co-tit a 3-:ini. ,;
Mohair icilennese,
Sprt-ialty a.la; i,..t for hittts i-epari-.te
skirts or Jit'ttieoals H ini-lies w i.le,
12 inches wi.le, ami ;.- ,M in.-h' s
wiilp, ?1.'K an.l l.i"..
Black F'gured Mchairs.
You've pai.l tlo-.tl.lo for ttot neatly s.i
tj.xi.t iiml tint' g.Hwlft :is tht'-ic 'S iit. hi's
with', i'te.
Brack Crepons.
New mnl str!ih lei-ts iliroct iVi'tn
arts T."', f l.o, $;S iiji.
IJootl Kl tek t'rrjHtiiit, -l"i eeiit, to tineit
iiiifHirt-.-d tit per yard.
All-wool, neat Chts-k Stiilit:", stylish
lnixtun-s :i;t inches wi.lo. t-t-f.t.-t a v.tr-1.
Ijirtre iissortinei'.ts of stylish, nti-t.t-
atf Irps tiols an.l S'litinjrs at 'Sv, ''''
'n ailil tl.:lt wi'! j rove t'o.e!t!M y
Wu i!lteii,l ioak'.n it a?l o!:jm t to j i.it i.
tlo yottr liuylng ht.-ro.
I'oine, or writo for s:iiii'li-s an-l our
new ls;o spring an.l summer calalier.io
'twill cost you ottly Ihe cistal containing
your rcjutt.
BOGGS & BUHL,
Allegheny, Pa.
SALESMEN or.'Uf.'?.
To s-Il reiinyivaiti:t-;rott-n Nursery stock,
tt lii. li i tlie Best in lh world. All the m w
t.Hftalttr. an ell its the iiiinlaril vari. ti.sof
riuital.-lt.rn.iiii.iit.it Trees, slmilis. It.s
t-lf. A linr oiittlt rnmislusl un.l all Iriv.-lin
fxix-nsi-s mi.l. fnu oil.-r itely t-m'.loy.ii. nt.
Wntf for Utiiis, Uttiii4 atrc.
HOOPES 8RO. &. THOMAS.
UifU Avenue Nrerie, - Wat Chester Pa.
ROOFING
and SIDINC.
(Sacenderpk Patent.)
Ll2hfn!.i, Fire and Slorm Protf.
Peril f .r I Tbc Trtui Tn Ttoofins and farra.
a-'"-:;i I aliu t o. l a., i. I kit., ta.,
of viUxt. halj .ir.
1 i i3
V--,J,V V...'!-a! :ti.
VvOt t'.'' ii'.;. ii. air.--
--' vj.'A V.1"' " "-
Y 'V llKIHIo. St..t 4M
' MCJr- It .K l-s .t. t..
OFFROTH
GOODS
w mm
t"H 35. ..tiwu,am j, tlkkart,Lrf.
2 Car Load Vehicles,
Just arrived, the fl ivt an l u' vt
l'Lactoit-S Hj-ri;' Wa :
have vc!ii :! -i '
Itl.-l :it J
r-t a. i '. .1
Hrnvjr:i i.r . I ; ' t
Coil
Concord - - -Dexter
Queen -American
Queen
Ferry Queen -
And the iinjirovcd Kifl ."'jirin'.', the lio.-t .-i-riit . ;- i....; ,., ..
A fine lot of Do'ih-Ie and Uvila I1j: i.---. i'.. ,,
4 ... . i
Iliictor.-i, 'Whip.-, :'(.. Have a full ii:.: of
Hoavy or Liht. w'
Call and .see the greate.-t il. -
E. L.
IXIMKXSK
Patriot St., - -
GOOD MEWS FARMER!
Tuckc;,c 31ncli!eri t lie 3IoIel i i' Siuij:li(ijv.
. ' 1 . -! It
' i - - i . - - . ' - r -
ir.- Lvu:li- - f
:..! iu
I iu in-
St.;
t" . -r T
V--., ' .--:- -
thu EucKeYC
I l 1- ; -- ,
No I : 1 ' V .rs oil !:li- ti: ichittc. J I. u- it e.t'ti ;;.'t .. ,:.;: ,
on Ul.- -..i ; .-i iiti!.-:tio without tlii;.lii ovtr. J i t ): t:,;i;r ,'.r -t -itt; .! ... f
7K: BUCKEYE IV!OWR.
Ihf laitst it.iticS of ;'u'-c l-. i. V't-.tic 1
V.iM filMJ It-to !!:;: I.iltf t-.'.r in.nl--. ' t it I't'.i
X..ii i: An Ir.tn.tt t. Mli'.r.t- l'o..ot" A kn.tt, !.:,
crs t f tiie ii::e ;ic!iy titit. iiitt.-s. ;;i ;;
oi;. re 1 nttil .-.i::-.! the l-n. kt-ye, i.-t.t i.ia-i.' :.i r
on it th. v are not tiie .-t.n.iie.
't;.e-!ei t':'.ri:it'r" t-:f-uuini Hay Ka'r
wavs on lia:e.
F.
CIndina Twins -K:'; -1 'i---y Lt:.i:eyc
t-sl l-l l.--..
BEST FERTILIZERS ON EARTH !
Iiko Krie I-'reii fitiano. tho let f. - rti
ho..;' or horn." I :.ls.i have l ijjht other
f!J to ?'.".. pinst:ttit!y on liatnl.
SUGAR HIKERS SUPPLIES.
WE CARRY A UASGE STOCK CF - - - - f
Syrup Cans. Sap Buckets, SapJ
" Spouts, Gathering Buckets
Sugar Pans, Etc., at rock bow
torn prices for cash. I
WE HANDLE THE DE3T
Maple
kct at
"asked
A.
l m
Main Cross Street,
Great Inducements i
Goods reduced in price in even
Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Lace Curtain
LadlO' (tinfs: Sro Yntr ?j l,r ii'iiin tn 1)IIV tOi
, , 7 , j i o ii i.-j nit,, iiitiv
save money and get something irood.
JAME3
CLINTON STREET.
YOU . . .
AND YOUR
Who aro interostcl in k.khI '.loitsektt-i-lnit
shoiiM t-Mtniino the rio.lt-rt-H.1 K.m-is
l-f..ri'y..(i l.ny; t:iiyet.i:u;n all the lat
est tu jirovi-.tit-nis, arc g..l Kikers, an 1
rr." .-t roasters, Htt. 1 nrc I with thnt
uitili-rst.in.Hne. Maiio in a.l styles an I
sizes to im . t t-v.-ry require:! ent. iiii. k
to :i. t -asy to Imlio.
9..
T!!E!R CI tNL!oKSS LESS LAB3R
THliR FO'OJIi SAVES
JAMES U. IiOLDERDAUM. Gmcrsetj:
ciiM:.!i.tc lit- r,f J;
it;-, r-j-iriili-; V a''ift.-i ar.-.'iv'u.-i
if every ij,
I -;W ( : t!..t'i t .-f I..-,',
!..- i:. n'
I).
t'o
jla v of Veli':;.. -- i t
to - Iav at
-t 0
WAItKIiOOM.S
- - S
omerset, Pa.
- - - r, " f r- i - . - -
- .tvlr - iC.vj j -sliH.D.t-j
. : i :
I.i il:
. " '
'" - . r--; -i r
E?Arrcr? ginder.
,t
Voti w;::
; - iiiveTit-
:is i .-..!
-.l.t-r t-..t i: an I
i l
1
J. f!3"FMA?l, Aneni
omcr-et. Fa.
i
r. !! !;at..
- ier on earth. I: e,.tit.;ii:s ;::
I.ran ls ol" t'ertili. rs. rii.'r. i:i ;
F.J. H iKK.M AN. ..tne
Evaporator cn the Llarj
less than half the price j
for some others. It vrilii
SIMPSONS
pay you to get our prices Deiore
buying.
SCHELLY
i
QUINN
-JOHNSTOWN