jmcrset Herald.
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Ksiy S, IS'o.
, ,w r In It'1'11 l'r,,lS!,t 'ul
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f v" . ,(i,..r tlio fir'"" in.111, is a
js:;,f ' ...ri-i"."" t'"'Jrt " tWiiled
, Vr.K. P.. Ofl roth's,
n ii I - '
r-; .,t .un:ry pii.-v.
, ..... ii! try i' wi'fe the next
n " . ... ...,.ivt:itiMu
;: II I.! '""
. 1 fur
livs to reliiCHiiKT
V- a inMvilty of ten dollars for
,TV !!
wild birds.
...ittftiie "
ui kivs: "Listen
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:l Santr.-r's finii! Koyal,
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.. i .r.kiifi .T.ilm
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'"'"';ir Ja'-kMnilIc,
, " r ( waj lvll,.i,ed i,y
..'.irs.
r " iftlif 11' "hinihl not for
e':'7'n. 'siiyl'T. the ilrusgist, ran
f:''" ' . i-h "hiss's.
""" , ., ,r t!i:i: ;.s.rge WiNon drr.uk
T''rI- iiitothc jury lux at West
! ; 1 1 1 1
;a. t:y !. tne amount
,., l y.In.ii;? HelIhilL
(,.;1p!':i invites you to iii-
. k. y-
fc of Hats, ItihUtns
si'
..,; ii-iii- I'limil-iP has Iroen ap
Tlie air IuJh-s Ho U'tween
: , - '-iti.l loer s-les, an.l give a
" i;;!v",!1i.i:t t" the foot calculated
TrT . ,-.. ,.t;..ii w ill the ground an.l to
l.rintr vvith him from
. j- . i. j .I ... ....
. ...:....:n. th
illl.l oi stici; , 1.. .
'' ' .' ',.. i :i. A .!:is :rimal.li an.l
'"r--r.l i'ke every fun-loving
Pn.r..-al-n.i..
,-. . ,v in !.;' t'!' experienced rail
":" K-'.'ir always knows
tsrni - ' , s
,u,.uiiia;i li:isji:uu -' ""l
."' 1 " ...V.
,.:;i:i,T..f-"'--r
i h r ! iiiany poi'ie.
i ...... i:iti:i'H e:, a
wn ho ha- h'iie soma travel
" j t;iiiik nervousness in tlia
v,'. 1. alii- l'-r generally gives the
a ay."
'-:i,.-.-ci!-5 r..ir-hx-l l'i"rs in
; i -t !'' years. It is th? best
" i . r !''. !t enro.1 me of
i:i very sh-rTtituo; slso e:ir
",'U'r ..f -.-ri.tuia after the dH-tors had
T l" S. YVH.lwart, Ianrel
i, :. i .tyoit-' (-'-iinty.
t . ,. -:, :: h.:r.l winter wiil lo found
n, lire : :
-:.!v liry ;
;;i e.irn that was n..t
k.-pt in a dry h;-e.
, -v I i-
,:i ;:i a
rti l'V planting sonnf of
. , oi -:.rth and note the
I ' -..... . ... i :;'.-r.;i:!S w hiell fi.il to germi-
V;'r.' s ' ri-k "i set ." eoiii. A few
,"! t liiiie hy the seed i..t germin
j .mm. hik .i .i:- a l.ii-ge Jo-s in the erop.
V:."::n Miiiidoiins ;nitars, Ttanjos
,. : C!;Hrtri:!g-l ia-iru'ueuls at Snyder'
re.
:arn'i "';!iet"rs will 1 interest
i'.g that wently Judge K. F.
' i.. . -! iirg. Vs., in looking over
. .'.I .;;. rs, found two postage
.-.. k'i-rtvti as the r;i-hana!t stumps
... ..f a 1 1 -!i kind a very limited tn:iu-
,.r,. They are liow rrgaried
,..-y v.i:u:;Me !.y the eiirioity stain,
-rs. H !. I the two recently to a
,i iii '.iiii:gtou. w h- deals in that
i:J..:"ii;ri"-itu' for
;,:! ::vr. In priee is usually noted in
i.-ii-"iii' !i eh inge liands uiXiT a sher
.s.; . The property, Is'ing somew liat
-i'.v.'n ly the shiftless h:i!iits ofits
;;..,s.t. hardly ever sells at tlie sher
f.,r i.eartho r.ii valu. The land,
; u.a!'. r how good it may lie. gvlsa had
r::i - :i a-, m'.lt of the sh'iftl li.-.l iWof
.i v.:i'T. A spi-'ipHiit puia.i-er
;;!- i work improving it, and
has a mi-fouler 1 r it at a iri-;
i. i- a f.ilr nturii l him for his
r 1 ii:vi !H!' lit,
I th-re i no agr-j.t for Tlie Piitslmrg
7 in y..iir i.H-;::;;y it w ill pay you to
v i ; i Tin- '' .. fr terms to agents.
T:i T-ik is l'i'.lslitirg's lnt paper and
f rsir.s uiio servo a- agents are granted
' tj! I. rins.
i -iltrs s!;.:iiid not o..ly reet ivc a
:':-r...!.'!i . h ailing every spring and fall.
hi -jr.- -ii .u'.I !h- taken :.l ail times that
v--sy -.1 veg. kd ileS -te., i Hot aeeumii-k-ki
1 tim- ndauger the health, if not
a-::-.'!-ui" tie' family. Tiiis uns-mitary
f.i t stranj. ly overl.Kiked 1-y lioiise-
;io f i.lently insi:hr their -el-l.sa
s..rt of dumping ground. These
li'.ii'.p i-.riy ventilated and littered liase
! :: ;in- fnijuentlr the source of .lis
Tiir w isfc and truly cleanly houso-.:'-i!i
lie as proportionately careful if
i Tr. ;,ur as hi-r parlor.
I'lV'-u want t-i buy a first--l:iss inusi
s.! ii:;mii:i iil hi a njiierate ri-ef G
-i:v. r"s .(rug st i -re
i i.n IVkii.-r. if Paint totu nship, !stht
f .'-'iii'ir of an npiary (.ntainiiig almut
""- hun.ir l hives of fnts. The lin-a-s
, ii a Iu;i:vl for the. produetion of
sv-juaiity of honey, and Mr. Kekner
irkcN a cuihli-raHe tpiantity every
? jr. ;:i -mi nf which is sold in Jidinstown.
... ft .iwo jtifl clover during the early
'--i :i r. aid im.-kw heat blossoms later
!f.iir-.sin. furnisli abundant forage for
u- an. i Mr. Kcki-.er is uudoubt-
Lj ;ii" sae.vstu! b?e-kc-eper in
;,i vi.-ini: y.
!r"- K. !. f.i.rroth has engaged the
" f ir iiic coining s:ison, of the
s!.i.iiia!.!and -t'-t trimmer in
,v'd hud a ni.-e assort meiit
'- ::n;:i..J hats in stock at any time.
Calvin M. Ankeny, a well-known
i.f J..;iu..rs, i::st week met w ith
- " w hile on his w;,y toJohns-
i:ii a 0f pr.,,!;!.. w bi. h might
""' ""'''" 1 ri'Ht.ly. While descend
I''li.Ut:,.. ii -,-k-y,ko and the pole of
- " '!l ,:r 'i''i'c 1 to the ground break-
. .... i ., ,
. ... i s. . , r tI :0 ot- ),;,.,
Mf' A"'K,'1!.V "" the head, slightly
;J iiiiu. T!i- l.-ain started dow n
w'"L!f " ''''' ' r:,I'' ,",t' aUL'r the wag
' " 'ii-i l.-ral.ly damaged and
;-Kdj.v I,, i:y mixed up. Mr. A n-'-
j:i I -;.,, them to
'' i-rii.'icr, w ho 1ihs not really
' ''.'n: jrniiiiig means norwhatn
i." ' !'''" a" 1 for healthful and
k- -i g.-.iiii, is now abroad in his
' Jitiiiriif ;!.ui,n a,i nij yts.
,r 'l! r't,-h-s of shades and leafy
l-rar.. r.,kisl by a few hours
l!'Sn.l aintf. and the tree primer
iv!"1 'i !ilt the unsightly
.. i hmlis his iiidu-try has kind-
j.,"1"1!'"' '" survive destruction.
-i -'.il l I; ,t hy spoiu.ij of vry tw ig
.iiiii.eat..rMeii with the trunk. Xa-j-j.
i"1"'1'1"1 "" '"!; prim-s to follow the
''"lr ei"r' ,,f years of growth
'ail-li,,.;. u,!t tiie prun,,r kl,ows
CirC "f ":,t"r,'si:'t'ntionsiiororthe
,ii' l'r"tt-iiou the tree atl'ords
C"" ""t ,ie should Ik;
a-.l ,., j jt a sli rt fr (jii w rk
l-jri1 eiitting the limlw and
!'i j :,Ji'l' was SO years old Apil
" ' me it iiujiroves with age
K 'T, '"""t'-rs nearly l,lm,rtW follow
iy " :'."V,'rtiie "'"""ry theauniversa
M ' no,i ' the l.slg,. Sevemy-U,"11Jn,a-,',Th,"a
Wildey, an Kng-
!v!telWl' ' ',aJ 1"!':,,e,, Ibdtimire
-1 , 'y 1""'i''''; Fnglishmen were
j,r;l.-f.l t J.,hn w(.i,.h, John huii
'fli,! I"!a"1 ",! Itiehard IMsh
U' ""'v r, li, ve monotony of life
H:.li;1-!,,,dd lVlh.wV l.slgere
!: U h ,,a', '"'longed to in
,-', '. A, rii - lW, these five men
- tl- s... , ,, s:. ...
t3iii . tars tavern and uisti
tsV."'! t"',t whi.-h they calle 1
xJ1"""" lj,"is No-1- The five
i.;Vr - ""twell cnlinate.1 or partieu-
itp". tU"? hJ littlc i,1u-
,'!'""!e- ,,ut Wildty wasaU.ru
jpuT'"' " 1 'Kf,,re he dieJ in
tj, SZ hai fJunJe-J had a memb.-r-
,-',",'J.
Kx-founty Treasurer John Jlamer is
seriously ill at his homo in H.v.versville.
Ir. 11. S. Ki'ininl ajid wife arc in
rhicag.1, where tho Pr. will attend the
annual fxncntion of railroad surgeons.
Mr. KolK-rt .C Hoss. the handsome Ad-
dison lncrehant, w as shaking bauds w iih
his numerous County Seat friends yester
day. A larg- Jiuiuber of delegate are in at
tendance at the district meeting of the
ierman P.aptists l'ing held near ISorlin
to-ilav.
The sale of the real c-fate of the late
Abraui l.eam lias lwn c.inti:med until
Friday, May -ZilU, when it ill Ik' oilere.!
at the Court House.
The "Cascade Mill," ut Jeiinors, is run
ning on full tiino and as heretofore is
turning out only the U-st of Ihnirs. The
owner has arranged to lako car of his
te:njorary tiiubl"s.
Simon Kmest llarkeuin, son of Michael
and Matilda llarkcum, of Middleereek
township, ditsl April .SiiIl, and w as buried
on May 1st atSL Paul's Lutheran Church,
Jhir.tuivalc; aged 3 yeai-s, 1 month and
21 .lays.
The Itockwoo.'! Kiev-trie Light ('mpany
tmmenced furnishing its patrons w ith
illuminating current lust Wednesday
night and the owners of the plant are
satisfied that they will experience n-j
further difii.nlty in operating their
dynamo by water jtow or.
Servi.-es in the Presbyterian Church
vviil lie resumed on Sahlmth a week. May
l!th. It h.-Ls lieen found that the repairs
on the interior of the church wiil 1m.
completed in lime to reopen on that date.
The paster. Kev. T. J. llristow, will eon
duct services ltoth morning and evening.
The Grange Choir, of IIusland, w ill
give a concert in the tirange Hall at that
place on Saturday evening, ISth inst. A
program consisting of solos, duets,
tpiartetts, glees and choruses will !.
rendered. KefreshmenLs will lie served
after the performance. A small admis
sion fee will le charged.
Iord Mayor Wcflley is revisiting the
scenes .f his youth in Klk l.ick township,
and will incidently add to his stock of
information com-eriiing the early settle
ment of that section of the county, in
which he is already well versed. In fact
"Julius" might 1k called
eiicyclopaslia of local lore.
a walking
Miss Agnes M. llristow has returned to
her home in this place after a mouth's
abse nce in tireenshurg, whore she was
temjK.rarily employed as stenographer
an.l type w riter in th oliiee of Mart-hand
.V tiaither, a leading Westmon-laud
County law firm. M iss iJri-t jxv is unus
ually well tpilitik'd to perform work of
this chanictt r.
Mr. S. Herbert Cox, an eminent Kng
lish gtsiligist and engineer, visited Som
erset county last week, in company with
several of the leading promoters of the
Pennsylvania Midland llailroad. The
party inspected the I.istie ami lU-r!in coal
fields U'fore taking their departure, and
this fact h-nds color t , the rumor th it the
Pennsylvania Midland is backed by
foreign capital and that the road will le
pushed forward toSimerct and iiciliiu
The IIk.uai.si is under obligations to
Mr. F. M. Sheets, a native of P.crlin, this
county, now one of the leading con
fectioners of Washington, l. C, fir a Ikx
of "Satin Mo1ju.:s.5 Candy," i-.n -uttractivc
novelty mamifectured for "summer girls
and boys."' Mr. Sheets has t-stuliiish-ments
in New York, Washington, Haiti -more
and I-anca-ter, Pa., and sells his
ci:if.--tioiis to hauling ronfectioneis
everywhere. His father and mother con
tinue P. reside in Ueriin.
It h:us been sugi-sted by a iiuin's-r of
progressive Somerset citizens that it
would be a w ie thing to have a water
comuis-io!i of three wide-awake tax
payers appointed w h.is" b.i-iness it would
be t look after the e.-nlimie on I net of
the b ir-.uel.'s w ;-.ter supply au 1 eveiy
thing pertaining to the water works. On
the other hand it is contended that it
would I' unfair to rob the iiiciiiIsts of
town -ouucil of the honors they have
won after a hard fought b it;le. There are
a niirnber of strong p .ints that might be
urji.-d in favor of a water commission, but
the people of the tow n are hardly r.-ady
to create that Isxly at this lime.
In noting the -1 rath of John Sveit.er in
last week's issue it wat state. I from the
meagre information at hand at that time
that the unfortunate young man had lieen
fatally scalded by water escaping from a
bur-ted ljoiler at a saw mill four or five
miles als.ve t'rsina. It has since ls-en
learmsl that SweiUer was riding on the
I-aure! I X ill Lumb.-r Company's 1 mhui -live,
in trompany with two other em
ployees, when one of the Lumber Com
pany's bridges gave ' way, precipitating
the engine into the creek, a distance of
about six feet. Saeitzer's companions
jumped and e-icajKd without serious in
jury but the -.mfortuiio victim was unable
to get out of the tab and was fatally
scalded by escaping steam.
Mr. Parker Trent, who for the pist
three or four years has filled a p--iti-n in
the Post lli-e Department at Washing
ton, returned to his home in this pl.u-e
last week, accompanied by his wife. He
was requested by the '-powers that lie"
to resign in order to nuke room for a
Iem;erat, Mr. Trent says that he long
since made up his mind that as s :i as
he lost his place in the tiiivcriiiiieiit
service he would immediately depart
from Washington an I not hang around
the Nation. d Capitol importuning lle
publiean members of Congress ft se-ure
him a position. Washington is fuli of
such characters and Mr. Tr.-i.t did not
wish to be classed among them, at least
not until after a Iiepubiican President
has lceii elect ol.
La.-! week w as one of great anxi.'ly to
the graduating class of the borough
s. hoois for the reason that final examina
tions w ere to be passed on Thursday and
Friday. The examinations were con
ducted by County Superilendeut Ilerkey,
V. II. Kret'-hman and James Itloiigh,
the two la-t mimed gentlemen ranking
among the leading teachers of the enmity.
The class Is compose.! of Harry ;atig.-r,
Mcida Savior. Nellie K.Ktser, Imra
Ilileman, li.-rtha Sh itler. I,:ilu Siialler,
Havid ;rove, ;r!;e Helil.-y, Cora Sny
der and Justis tiastigcr. All passed most
creditable examinations and' w ere highly
complimented by the County Superin
tendent and the other memlsTs of the
examining committee, Tha graduating
exercises w ill take place in the Opera
Ifouso, on Thursday evening, lH'.h, inst.,
tr which claliorate preparations are al
ready underway. As usual a small ad
mission fee w ill ! ch irged to the Opera
House on that occasion. Tickets cm
lie secured at Nell" A Cac!ecr's store on
Monday.
"Sam" Pile, a well known man a!ut
town, recently employed as stableman at
the Somerset House, played a clever
trick on two Pittsburg constables who
came here last Tuesday for the purpose of
escorting him to that city, w here he is
wanted to answer a charge of desertion.
"Sam" submitted to arrest very edmly
and a short time Inrfore the arrival of tho
south-It. niii-l train on which the trio were
to embark he turned to his captors in the
hotel office and asked them if they would
not join him in a drink. Tha officers
promptly accepted tho invitation, when
Pile started to conduct them to the bar
room in the KisetnenL At the head of
the stairway there is a dts.r secured by a
Yale lock. Pile opened the door and
stepping back politely waved his hand t
the constables to precede him. The
minute brth were on tho stairs "Sam"
closed the d.sir and snapped the lock and
in a second was lost to view. The officers
made a diligent search for their man but
were compelled to return to Pittsburg
w thout him.
K0BBES6 MAKE A HAUL.
Holo?ple Fottoee Eloxn TTp By 3-jrglari.
Some time after 2 o'clock Thursday
morning tho itoKioili.-e, It. ). express
' !!"1 U'f "l?,0 ,f
: in in.- .iiuf oiiiioiu, hi iiojsoppie, wore
j entered by burglai-s who secured a valua
ble lot of Issity, wrecked tho safe ldong
ing to the Mwtolliee and Mr.v out nearly
the entire front of the. building, which is
owned by L. K. Holsopple.
When the pts.ple anise Thursday inorn
ing and disisivere l w hat ha.l .wvurred it
immediately threw the town into an up
roar. The sininilar thimr aljout tho nil.-
ls-ry was that nt one was awakened by
the sound of the explosion, which must
have leen terrific to have w recked the
building and safe as it did.
The force of the explosion blew out Iho
front ofilie store, shattering the door and
windows into a thousand fragments.
The MHtot!i.y. was conducted by I. V.
Horder, iswlmaster, and the safe of the
llarnes ln k company's make, Pittsburg,
w;is liis personal proM rty. Hesido some
st.flice money, about $n0 in stamps and
personal property lslongingto Mr. ltord
er, the safe contained a sum of money, the
pnperty oft he l.s-al lodge of dd Fellows.
Kery .lollarand every stamp was taken
and the safe was wrecked licyond tho
possibility of repair.
Several parcels in the Ik .V. O. express
olli.-e w ere als. taken, but w hat their
value is is not yet known.
Mr. II. ils. ipple's store contained a cash
register w hieli was smasho.1 and rilled
and a show case nearby was also broken
into and looted of two gold watches, a
tray of g. ijd rings and other jew el rv. A
cpiantity of tobacco and cigars, also the
property of Mr. llolsopple, was carried
o'l liy the rol.lsTs. Mr. llolsopple has
no definite idea of his loss, but it will
reach into the hundreds of dollars. It is
Hot yet known how much money the rob-b:-rs
seemed in the safe.
That the burglary was committed at an
early hour that morning, some time after
oo'cl.M-1:, is proven by tho fact that Mr.
llolsopple was at his mill, near the store.
until after 1 a. l.i. and a party of hunt. -is
were at lliodepot until J o'clock, and none
of them heard the explosion.
The.e is no clew to th- perpetrators fur
ther than that Wednesday a suspiciously
acting character, who said he w as a ma
chinist from v est irg-.nia and in search
of work, was loitering around tow n, disap
pearing during tho night.
Fr
i tr.t.-ks in thr road
and leading up
ilice, indie:. led
to and a .vay from the post.
hat n b.jggy or light vehicle had passed
through the to.vn Wednesday night, and
the genera! imor.-ssion is that this was
used to carry off tin liooiy.
He-sal-! the pt stod'n c, express office and
Mr. II. dsooplc's .-tore. Mr. Kisk' black
smithing shop ami several others were
brokt n into and a quantity of t. mistaken.
These w ere probably used in the robbery,
as they were all found next morning
si-atteied on the postoCice and store
loors.
Erej Exaniiacd Free
F.y Prof. Little, the Lye Specialist, at the
Somerset House, Saturday. Mav 4th.
His special glass;- are easy on the Lyes,
Nose and Nerves.
VTat?- Spent Near KewBiitinnra.
Aliout five o'clock S.itiird.-.y alb-moon
the section of country aiijacent t Ne-.r
lia'timore was visited by a violent storm.
which, from the reports reaching here,
must have been in the nature of a w ater
spout. I In; atmospuene eon. b; ions bad
b.-en subject of remark by the th nizens of
that mountainous country ; thro;igh.'iit
ttieoay lue beat was oppressive, not-
with-taiidir.g a stilT breese fr..:n the north
was blowing. A few iiiiiiutcs Ik fore five
o'clo.-k the skv bei-ame ovei.Mst. the
w ind turncl into a g;ile, twisting otf trees
at their trunks, and s itterin ' fuucj rails
indiscrimiiiately. Itain fell in torrents.
swelling mountain streiuu over th-oir
banks in a h tlf-h oar's li.n :iu I w .idling
away tne ori.lges sp iririiug them. Pota
toes r.-'-ently plant.-1 were washed from
the ground and early garden tnn k was
eo.tire'y ruined. Tho storm was one of
the worst ever wilni-ssi-l ia that section
ind appears t h.ive cmtined its.-lf to a
narrow pat u :ilo!ig til', eastern slope of
the Allegheny mountain-.
Justices of fas P.u;4 asl CouJtvlilcs.
When you come to Court you w ill w ant
to drop into
riSHFK'S P.00K SToKls
and got such blanks as you may require.
including ibssls, summons, ImhiiIs, leases.
Ac If you ii. til a Point's or McKinney's
justice, a form book or I'urden's digest.
tl's-ket, coiisi i!,ie s guitle, marriage cer
t:liir:ttes, legal cap, foolscap, tablets en-vel-ipes,
or any kind of stationery, you
w ill do well to go to
FlslI Kit's 1'f.ioK SroKK.
Suspected of Having Poisoaei His Wife.
Henry Ankncy w as arrested at Ligonier
last Ti(Urs.lav by Constable Adam
Mitchell, charged w ith the murder of his
wife by poisoning. About a week r.go
Mrs, Ankncy died suddenly ami the
t-usp:eio-i r tne neiguo rs was arouse.l,
C.msts'.le Milt-h.;!! e ..itiirmieata l with
tiie curoner and an investigation was held.
While Ieputy Coroner Owens has not
Iliad his report on the ease bo said that
there were indi-aii.u:s tf poisoning. n
th.! strength tf ibis ami the suspicious
of the neighlK.rs Aukne was arrest ed and
taken to the reenslmrg jail. He de
clares tint he is innocent, as do the other
I'lemliers of his family.
Vnknt-y is a very nig man and weighs
nearly '!. itouuds. He is a brother of
Wash. Ank:i"V, whose little cliildso mys
teriously disappeared on the mountain
fifteen or twenty years ag . He is also a
relative of Ja?.b Ankney, who was killetl
bv tho F.luh.iughs last fall.
Tiie coroner's jury c .uclii l-.-l their la
bors Thursday morning and rendered the
following verdi t: "We find that Mrs.
Mary Ankncy came to her.leith by some
unnatural cause, which cause wc are un
able at present to determine."
Eati! Uiis'. Eat)!
Have you seen the new styles in mil
linery, at
Mrs. K. Ii. CorrnoTii's.
Fire at Stanton' MUL
on Thursday forenoon, while Joseph
Uiningcr's hands were making garden
they set fire to some rubbish and the
sparks set the wagon shed ablaze, but
the flames were extinguish')-.! before they
lid much damage. In tin! afternoon of
the same day ('baric lliuinger, aged
fifteen, and Samuel C.ister. age ! sixteen,
who worked for Mr. Kininger, were
engaged in hauling trash that bad !cen
raked togoiher in a plowed field. Just
lieforo supper they set fire to It to soe if it
would burn, and, tho stuff lining dry, tha
11 uiie. spread over tho wagon in an in
stant. They did not try to stop tho Are,
bat simply unhitched the horses and let
thn blaze have its way, am! the conse
quence was that thr? lad I'.rs and one
wheel of the wagon mere entirely burned,
while the remainder of the vehicle is be
yond repair.
Of Interest to Housekeeper!.
Lidies w ho value gissl inoking should
examine the Cinderella Ilange. It bakes
light bread and roasts meat delieiously.
Sold by -.
J. Ik IIot.liKUBAr,
Somerset, Pa.
Emil Young's Widow Wins Eer Suit.
The report of II. II. Kuhn, master and
examiner in the case of Mrs. Susan M.
tiannon, widow of Fmil Youtig vs. Wes
ley (irecn, et. al., presented his rejsort te
Judge Ilarker, of Cambria county, Mon
day, when the same was duly confirmed.
Mrs. tiannun sued for her dower in the
LoutherA (o'reen Iilock iu the city of
Johnstown, formerly the property of her
hnsliaud, and the master finds that she is
entitled to receive 10.741 annually from
April l.'s !Hii, Mrs. Young was a former
I resident of Berlin.
Reminiscence! of a Great Genial.
BY T. V. I.IVKXtinon.
Owing to the meager facilities of com -
' mil ideational that eriod, antl the total
alwcuce of the now ubiquitous press i-r-K-sjs
indent, most of the hrnic deed and
priviitionsi.rthe p l imit ive settlers of S.ui
i crset ts.iinty are veiled iu total oWiirity
' or Blimmer only in tradition, though
there arc persons still living in Salisbury
who remember tho character to lo the
subject of this article, and who, no doubt
vhen they read this sketch, wiil recall
some of the salient features; yet the latest
history published by Waterman, Walkins
A Co., in 1S.S4, does not mention any of
i the things to which allusion is now to
lie made. Suddenly, w ilhout announce
ment, passport r credentials alnait tho
year 1M2, perhaps earlier, but Hullicient
ly precise for our purpose, there appeared
in the Southern part of Somerset county,
a genius as unique as be was versatile,
and if tradition may Ikj credited, the most
sagacious man inside or outside the an
nals of this country
Pennsylvania butch was the language,
then in general use iu the county and the
person now under consideration was
know u to them as "Muckenhaiip." P.ut
as ho was a (Jerman, the probabilities are
that the name was abbreviated w hen it
was Ihitchified, as nearly all the Cerman
words were, antl that the correct name
was "Miiekenhaiipt." What his christian
name was "deponent saycth not." Per
haps the people had never le an! it, and
were content to receive servh-es from "der
Mut-kcnhaupL" The idea prevaihslth.it
be was a man of education, and likely
had taken a degree at one of the Cerman
I'nivcrsities. Hut this was only surmise.
While the early settlers of the count
held the general tenets of Christianity,
they were free from all dogmas and doc
trines. Sectarianism was introdut ed at a
much later date. Mnt-kciihatipl aniioiine
ed himself as one of "the cloth and
gov. n" ami met nodifiicully ort ppositioii
when he mad.! ap'Hiiutmcr.ls to preach
at a immlH-r of places. His ciieiiit in
cluded Fik Lick, Addison and part of
Carroll county, Maryland. His elo
tiuence on sundry occasions is said to
have rivaled Whitelield's; and often the
"rude forefathers of the hamlet"' were
moved to tears by bis pathes.
It was then customary for the male
portion of the congregation to have a tryst -ing
place at the tavern. They assembled
early on Sunday morning and toasted
each others health in numerous bump
ers of pure re whisky ao I "apple ja-k,"
varying the monotony w ith au tM-i-asional
gin sling. As they often had long to wait
Is-fore wrviccs, or .'.'.- i.'.'.v.x.', as it wiis
called by them, ligati, some btiinii;
merry ami others grew so weary that they
missed services and had to remain either
at the tavern or the bouse of a friend till
Monday morning. The headquarters of
the dominie when he came t S ilislmry
were :l 'Squire Michael llivt-ley's. A
number of times M iickeiihaupt came late
mid bad lo be carried to bed. His bos!,
'Squire lliveley, always reported to th-?
hotel contingent that Muckcnhaupi was
sick ami tin re would be no preaching
that day. The pii.ple solved tiie riddle
at once and spent the r.-t of the day in
festivities such as pitching quoits, leap
ing, fool racing, and not infrequently a
few f-ijhts.
This paragraph may shis-k some of our
prohibitionist fiioiids. but it is :i:iahs.
lute fact that whiskey in colonial days
was iiliuost as i-hcitp as water ami quite
as much in v.'gut: as a ls-verage.
Not more than t.vo years ago an esti
mable old lady from llieiiinond, one of
the F. F. Vs., told the writer, that siie
often heard her mother say that when
the Itishop christened her at her home,
he ami her father played cards during
the evening ami made merry with "tire
water." The father won back the
christening feo and the llish'ip was cur
ried to bed iu an apoplectic stupor. The
stuff went to the poor man's hea l. IV.it
to return to our theme. Miiekenhaiipt
was a great gambler and horse racer.
Many a Sj.auish mill dollar a.i.l some
gold did he w in from the stag.t tlri ers
and cattle drovers on "the old National
I toad." He kept thoroughbred horses,
the fine-t in the country, and won m.iuy
rat-i-s. When he wus not preaching, these
pastimes furnished him much diversion.
It is not know that any of his parishion
ers thought b-vs of the preacher on ac
count of bis iiic-iuip.ili'iiiity or that any
of the people tried to remonstrate or ad
in oiii-h him. He always told the congre
gation: "I 't do as I do, but do as I tell
you."
on one oc,-.ision his high mettled horse
saved bis life. He and a farmer by the
name of Christian Ilershberger were rid
ing together on I lie road leading from
Salisbury to Craiitsville. A large oak
was standing hard by the road as far! rack
as any one could rcuicinlier and appeared
the sturdiest of its kind. That tay just
as Miiekenhaiipt and Ilershberger were
passing it, there was a loud snap, M uck
enhaupt's horse heard it, and quirk as ;
llasii, leaped nearly ten feet, almost
unhorsing the rider. Tljo tree ranis
down with a tremendous vrasit and kill
ed Hershlierger and his horse. This is a
well authenticated fact.
Not more than fifteen years ago Somer
set county's Samson Alexander Han
nahwas still alivCL Tho fame of his
herculean exploits had spread to many
sections of the state ami furnished mate
rial for many firesideants'.lotes, but it was
not and is not generally known that
Miiekenhaiipt saved his life by perform
ing a marvelous siirgi.-il operation.
When Hannah had his memorable lialllo
with the MeCIintts-k's, one of his many
assailants got in the rear and with a keen
edged knife slashed him across the ab
domen almost completely disemlrowliiig
him. It is said Hannah supported tin
viscera with his let! hind and continued
hammering tli3 Met'linto.-k's with his
right for a full forty minutes longer until
he hat! won the day. Then came the re
action and ho was taken to an adjacent
building by his friends. Miiekenhaiipt
wason hand, just solrer enough to exer
cise his keen judgment and wonderful
skill. Th'3 intestine h.i.l w ithered and
collapsed. They were covered with
doited blond and dirt. Not more than a
d'S-ade ago the lurst surgeon in the world
would have given the patient a dose of
opium and pronounced the cast- hopeless.
Miiekenhaiipt called for a pail of warm
water. In this be placed the intestines
and gently manipulated them til! the cir
culation ami their lustre were restored.
With clean linen cloths he cleansed theii
as best he could. One of the intestines
had been entirely severed. Then he took
an ordinary tallow candle, scraped it
down to a circumference that accurately
fit the calibre of the intestine, slipped
Iroth ends of the intestine over the can
dle so that they met. With an ordinary
noodle and silk thread ho united tho in
testines, replaced tho bowels In the al
domina! cavity and sewed up the large
wound, after which he bandaged his pa
tient. Hannah's Iron constitution car
ried hint through and he lived fully thir
ty years afterward . Here w e have a sur
geon, a lrorn surgeon, whir w:is prolrably
the first to give a wounded intestine sup
port from the inside or to perform a ra
tional operation to save the patient's life.
Muckenhaupt thought, and correctly
too, that the candle would ntrt melt en
tirely ho long as support was needed by
the wounded intestine. What Mucken
haupt did then, Dr. Senn is now trying to
do w ith catgut rings anil other animal
sulistaiifcs which will melt away or tc
come alrsorlcd. He is receiving nn
stinte I praise from the whole medical
profession for his originality, and he de
serves it, Miickeiihaupt's surgery was
more than half a century iu advanea of
his tlay. There is no record of a more
original, skillful 'and brilliant oMration
in the annals of surgery. Wo must also
take into consideration that Muckenhaupt
was not a graduate of medicine and
probably all he knew alrout it was w hat
he acquired in general reading.
It seems a pity that such talent should
1 marred by the demon dissipation, but
bow many there are in the same category
in our owu generation. A few years
since uioiey prize was offered by one o
Highest of all in Lcavcuin Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Rqiort
our periiwlii .il-i for tho Isrst dissertation
on Hie (.reel; verb. The sticifssful (s:u
pctitor w as found to Is) a stns-l c:i- ts;n
du -tt.r in New York City.
What bee.imeof Mu' kenh.iupt eventu
ally is not known. The probabilities are
if ho survived "burning his enutllo at
both cuds" long enough ho drifted with
the old stago drivers to "the w ild and
wooly west," where perhaps his hie jurrt
w as never even "spelled hy the unletter
od inuse."
1101 K. Jersey Su,
KlizaUth, N. J.
Our Conncil and Pavements.
Ki.itok Somkuskt Hkrai.ii:
With your permission I w isli to say
that the citizens of this Imratigh were
pleased to sec, by an article in last week's
IlKit.ii.ii, that our worthy Uurgtrss and
Council aro determined to have our nu
merous bad side-walks repaired. While
this i.s a move in the right direction, it i
in the meantime suggestive of a pertinent
inquiry or two. Was tho honorable
Imard of town council served w ith a sim
ilar notice to those one hundred and fifty
sent to property holders? If not, why not?
As is well know n one of the most ragged,
uneven and unsightly pavements in the
borough is the one fronting the Isirough
lot on Main street, w hich has lieen an
eyesore to nil !vers of decency for lo,
these many years. Hut further, were the
County Commissioners included in the
list of the one hundred and fifty. This
qu.-stioii is asked ls-cause of the misera
bly liad condition of tho pavement that
fronts the jail and part of the court house
yard. It has long 11-11 considered a
standing disgrace to the tow n.
May X. lsiO. A Citi.kx.
Norma! School Books and Supplies.
Teachers and pupils of the Spring and
Summer Normal, Preparatory and Pri
mary sch-rols, will find a full supply of
text liooks and teachers special text
hooks of al! the higher grades an.l all
kinds of .seh, ml supplicsat
Fis;ii:u's Itoo.; Sroiix.
A specialty is made of keeping v..-U
slocked on Pedagogics anil Psychologies,
(pie.siioii llKiks to assist teachers in pre
paring for ciimiiiiaiion, Keys to Arith
metics ami everything in teacher's lines.
t'!I AS. II. FlsllKK.
At Home at Last.
Krooiim I'nkiiow-ii Kciia:ie.
An Adveutist in northern Mich., prophe
sied that Hie end of the world would come
at a eel tain tlalejust p-issed. When the
day arrivcri heptit on his a.-ivnsio!i rolrtrs,
cliinlx-d to the top of a straw- st.-v-k and
await'' ! tho cri'.ek t.f do.)!ii. He became
tired of waiting and fell a-L-irp. S.nne
Iroys tlistrovcre-1 him, and after touching
a match to the straw awakened him.
Ca.ing around him at the flames on every
side, he cried out, "in h-ll, j-ist as I jt-x-pectcd."
Italian Bees fcr Sale.
As I am a breeder of Italian Ix-cs and
queens, I am now ready to deliver to
those wanting a g-rod strain of pure Ital
ian lice at prices much l.-ss tlun can be
obtained from other breeders; can ship
and deliver liees in the spring and sum
mer months with safety. Sate arrival
and reasonable satisfaction guaranteed,
lice strong and in H frame dovetailed
hives. The Italian liocs are hardy, gen
tle anil by far the best honey gatherers in
the world. Try them and ls convin.vd.
I also keep for sale a full line of bee
keeper supplies. Write for price. Ad
dress C. S. Yoi-nkix,
Confluence, P.i.
Bsdmsd Eat?s to PaiUi!!;Uia via Teaa
sjlvania Railroad.
Mi the occasion of .he dedication of the
O ld Fellows' Temple at Philadelphia,
May Ul, I so.-,, the Pennsylvania Pailroad
Company will sell, on May it and -1,
excursion tickets to Philadelphia and
return from all Miints on its system east
of PiUsburg and Frie, north of i iantico
an.l south of Canadaigua, inclusive, itt n
Hinj'f j '! ,- tir if .' Ii-'j, w ith mini
mum rate of fifty cents. Ticket will lie
gixr.1 for return passage until! May il
inclusive.
This rat: is open to the public, and of
fers an exeit-lleiit opportunity for a visit
pi Philadelphia ut 4 very small cost.
Fast and frequent exprti-.s trains run
from Philadelphia to ail principal Now
Jersey Malnro resorts.
Fertilizers .
Another Invoice for Spring and Sum
mer crop received. Price on same from
11 to 10 dollars per toil nt w arehouse or on
e.ir.
A. C. Davis,
Somerset, Pa.
The Star Spangled Banner's Author.
Many interesting thing almut Francis
Sisitt Key the author of the Star Spangl
tsl lkmiier are contained iu a pamphlet,
which may lie obtain! frfr, from the
Key Monument A-oeiation of Frederick
City, Maryland, by sending one 2 cent
stamp for postage. Tiii Ass-reiation is
raising funds for a suitable monument to
the ptH't, and they suggest, that in the
schirols antl every where, upon or lrefore
Flag I ay (June llth), this subject Ik
suitably re-ogni.ed. Contributions,
however small, are asked for. Kvcrv one
w ho loves tlie Flag, ought to have some t
small share in buiiding this in 'tiui.ieiit.
The Covernor of Maryland has strongly
endorsed the movement. The names of
all contributors will I preserved in the
crypt of the monument, and published
(without amount) in the history of the
monument w hen completed.
Sunday School 3 applies.
Suporiiitciitloiit ami toucher trf chisscs
in Sunilay scliiN.l will liu l all sorts of"
Srnilay St-lnnrl supplies, such a rouar-l
fiinls ticket. i-Iiroimw, choice lxsiki- for
prizi4 a,iit K'fls 'l:i' records, stM-rt'tary',
am! trea.stirtT's blank Kn.k. at
Kln UK" l'tMMlK Htouk.
The Champion Calf.
Cyru iA.lller, of Ksiirviuw, claims to
own the champion calf of Cumbria Coun
ty, which woitfliotl 0110 luiinlriHl ami
4ltven roiiiitl ut birth. J.'uixtn i Trit
hih: Bam Sail Good.
Itaso liall kimmI of all description,
wholosalo anil retail, at Fisher'n l!Hk
Store.
A case that has 1kh-ii lrefore tho Ihu-sl-ter
Ctnirt for 41 years va riitleil on Tue
tlay, when the jury remlerotl a vertlii-t in
favor of Cliarle F. Smith, of Philadel
phia, against Kilwanl K. SehtM-nliergcr,
also of Philadelphia, formerly of Iiiit-.i.-ter
etMinty, for ?17,is."r.i: The amount of
the original judtfiiient, entered Septein
lrcr 2, Kil, was f-sl.rJ, and tho verdict
wax for tho original anion nt and interest
for 4-1 years.
Bedncei Batei rU Peaasylrania Sailroad,
asooant Xseting of German Baptists
(Dnnkarda lat Dseatnr, 111.
For the atvttniiiitHlation of person ho
desire to attend tho meeting oftheltap
ti.U (liinkard), tn Ire held at Dacatur,
111., May 4 to Jiinef. tho IVnnsylvania
Kail road Company will sell from May 24
to Juno 1, inclusive, excursion ticket
from all points ou their system west of
and inclutlitij; Ualtimore, I.aiu-.ister, and
Heading, and south of and including Sun
bury, to Decatur and return, tXnm'agt
.trr for the mini I trip. Tickets w ill Ire
girtrd to return to startinir point not later
than July trV,
I Tali About taa Wevlnr.
Mr. F.Mcr n:;-i to .u 1 .st .im
waieof May will i.-.i -!i tin-Pacific coa-1
a'uout the '.Hit, cro-el the west of Rockies
country by tho cl.ise of the hKli, the great
central valleys from the 1 bh to the 1 kii
and tho eastern States about the llth.
llaiiifull from this storm w ill Ire light, but
better distributed than from the preced
ing disturliatice.
Kainfall of May will be much heavier
in the southern States, eastofinh merid
an, than in the northern States.
The warm wave w ill cross tho west of
Kockies country alrout May :t and 9, tho
great central valleys ."th and lllh, and the
eastern States 7th and llth. The c.k,1
wave w ill cross the west of K's-kies coun
try almut May fi and 12, great central val
leys Kth and llth. and the eastern States
llUh and H'th.
It is desirable that forecasts should Ire
made La-ally as far as possible, and I am
gradually bringing my general forecasts
of temperature ami rainfall tosn-aller dis
tricts. For a time I will use in thirsu
bulletins nine districts to cover the I'ni"
ted States, but hope s.in to increase the
imm Iter.
liriliiunt auroras in May wiil probably
ho oliserved near the -lib, l!;h and -"1st.
and the severest storms almut the same
dates. Heaviest rains will occur frum
lot ii to 2 principally in the soulh-usL-rii
States:. Frosts in tiie norther States about
!th and 17th to lir.h.
A Fine Circus.
Packet! audi, -in- s greeted the perfor
mances given in this city by Hunting's
railroad circus, museum mid menagerie,
and the rounds of apptaese which fre
quency arose from the throngs in-ide the
immense ten:, proved they appreciated
ami were pleased with the entertainment.
Their trained animal were pi-clitic of
pleasant motion and the various features
were all exceedingly funny and enliven
ing. The w hole performance goes v. ith
a vim w h;c!i is always cr.'.t;! .-hi".
A"e-;-., .V. ". V( i ;.
To Stop fishing Witi Byu .mito.
Oneoftl.e most de-truclix ways of
killing fish is by the use of dynaiui.e, and
we regret to say, thai the law a ja'iistit
has been declared uneo-is;:' i:fT ui :! by
Judge Stewart, of Franklin eo-.irity. Four
young men in Waynesboro exploded
dynamite iu Antii tarn creek arid kil: l a
real numis-r of tish, big ami t.'.e. They
were prosecuted by the I' -ii w.d"ii t.j'
the di.-trii-t atid tiie State Fish Commis
sion employed siv.-iu! counse'. to as'st in
the prosecution. The law under which
fish dynamiters h.ivo Ik.'Ii p-c.-t:cd
was passed in ls7 i :;.id .-.iiif i- .e.l iu l-7
!id provides lh:.t the p.-uahy fir killing
fisli by ep'osiv-s shall lea h y fine
or iii'.priso.nu'Mit, at tl.e tbser- :;.; of ihe
curt, t "ui u tii'i-riely tie! fram.-r of the
law did no! p':t its o'ijr-'-t iu thj title, as
required by the (''in-titui'o.i, a: 1 v.ln u
that lioiiit w a-t r us - 1 by .-oii:i-:-i f..r il-.- '
ten ;e, the coui't had b.it one tiling to il-i,
and that was to sustain the motion to
quash the iii-ii.-tmeul and the iL-feiidant
w ent free. Th" court said, iu c-rmment-ingonthe
m iunt r in v. hi'-h the laws
w ere franr'.l, that ti.ey were b-.n 4'.in
pieces of legislation, pa-si 1 b tore th"
I.t-gisl itnie had famiiiaried i;--if with
the reqiiireuL iits of U; .v I' i:i.!:l;iti n.
To :irr.vt the fi di-dynuiiiitcr an i pun
ish him for his wanton d-'sirit-tiou of :A
sizes of iisii-js a ir-.v blil his b.-en i.i'.o
tliiced in the Legislature which fully sets
forth in tlie title that which is cuibiiiied
in the bill, and it w ill :io .1 rub: b.v.nne a
law. The destroyer "f fish wi'l have to
qu:I liia indisci-iuiinate s!-iiig";;,-r-trg
the.vw i'I be trouble on his p!.-; .
Now far Trout FUhin.
Ill-fore yo:i fi-hlii call ;.i:,t
I-":-:im:'. ll-n-K Si oit:,
vh"rt'u f.ill .-to.-li or l. H.k-, lines !
ts.rks, sinker. Iii.-ki .. j-'iitnl r.
reel. Hie an.l all inaniie.- o;" tisiiin;;
jj.Hhls Wiiol.-salo :iiel K 'tail arc for
sale. ('has If. l'is!n.:t.
Ne
t .
Spring
V J
Goods.
Do you know that every shelf,
counter, table, showcase ami win-ilov.-
in our Dry Gooili Pcjiartraei.t
Is crowJetl to its umtost capacity
with everything the market affords
in the way of new spring goods.
"We have bought the largest and
be-t assortment of
CARPETS,
LACE CURTAIN'.-,
RUGS, and
PORT! E 115
Ever seen in Somerset.
Carpets, and Luce Curtains are
now on exhibition ynd we are con
fident that or f tylea and prices arc
such that lookers w iil become buy
crs.
Dc sure to sec our new Carpets
and Curtains for spring. We will
take pleasure in showing you a big
range of styles in all the different
grades of Ingrains, Tapestries,
Body Brussels and Velvet Carpets.
In Lace Curtains
- Our -
Prices Challenge
the County.
In this department we arc showing
all the new rich stjles.
Everything New,
Call and sco U3. Everything ful
ly stocked and equipped at
Parker & Parker's.
For SoK
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e.e.,-1.-. ,sto;ii 1. r -'. ill .-c. M li-Onl ;:t,.
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nu;. .i a'n -si . ti- i: li.-.r ; -i-.-. an l .: crv
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Kirsi ii'.-l i.imi ie-i-oMii! of l-.h:.s Vo.:-r, us
i l'ii.s..f M s s. h.-.s-k A- uii.-.
i- ir..i met l;ii:.l 11. co.int of Jolin f!. iinm..r
Inan, ai:l.. of Jo.iaLti.in so.itili . wu"--.
K. P. "AVLt.lt.
I'roilioiioiary.
Of MK
I h-n-'.y c.-rlllV .'la! i'-.- f.!lo-.v;o:; I I t io.is
for V no!s;.!c la-iaor l.a-i-n.s.- w-:e .it, .1 in
my or? i.s- iicis irJi i itr lo l:w.nti-i l.!ml Ui.- s-iue
t itl Im- ircs-:iL ii lo Hi. Tourt f.r it'tn. .ii..-'. ,
on
Monday, May 27th, next.
.I.k-I Ii mlis ,v Sou, Ali.-yls-ay torn-iii.
Jt.ltn M. 'iopin-r.
r-..l-.ir. Wioe-rs. Iinit hersv.i';. y '
MUw in W allers, it. ina leiri, - K. Wal
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ami win reaft if.-rsi.i-i nin-.-.-i.-. May at l.-ial.
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i mi x 1 s t i : at( i : s n o r u i
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Imri.tiifli, il. M.
W'tters of ..Iii!ii:l-tr.il!iii liuviu; Iks ii
i;r..iiT.sl ly tlif'iiriiier iititii.n'it.'. Ii. lit.- im-.1,-rsirn.ft.
mill.'.' is l.i n l.v :. l all I- r-
si.tis ttlilt'l.l.sl lo sai.l titale to ill 1st' ililliustl-al.-
i ivlili III. tlll-l tlitrse ll.ivill-.' .-Iii i ins a alilsl
sai.l i-state .fill l.r.-sellt tlielil .inly illl.ll. l 1 1
tiils fi.r s. tileiiieiit. oil Salnnlay, M.ty lvtl,
l -i t'sttl resiili-iiif ol t'h'irles V. .-nyd-r. Krii
ilens, Somerset lu li-li 'p, .mi.-rs-t cotinty.
' '' I'tl Vf.I.KS W. SNYI'Kll,
10. li. Zl.UMr.KMAN,
Aiiiiiinistralors.
ISSOU'TIOX NOTKT-
1.11.. 1 ....t-.i.... m.tiil. .1 that the lirm
1 in- I'li.'ie '" i. ...... -
ofWiMsts A .-s-lirin-u. of 1'iiiirts, 1.... has
this ila v Iks ii Ui-soiv.-il, l.y N. Selm k
imr.-li I'sins; tli - till. -rest of V. W.shIs. I Si.-inU.
illK III.' lull. lie for l ast IMt.-ei'ii-'i . I wiiula
now fciiiilly -.lit .1 your lutnre favor-.
t,. N. si HKi it K .
April 17, -.". tieiiltiri-s
CHAUTAUQUA
Wursery Co.
Offer Liberal Terms to Agents-
Silnrv ni'.l tpeiiiti"' or rt.iiimission. Hiuh
irnete" nt.K-k nt low iiric.-s. t-.v i.j.s-iiittu s.
S.ssl isilutin-s, ftf.
Men Wanted
hi .very town. St.-aJy work. Pay w.s kly.
a "VflMMS. Sm-Ji PORTLAND N. Y.
Have a Comfortable Ride.
V'.' li ivc at O'tr v,;tr. Iiih-.'.- t!io l'r;.'.-i 'i-u-i.f : ; ;
bug ;ies,
. . PiJALTONJ,
-iSEE OUR $5.00 SINGLE DRIVING HARNESS.!
Head quartoi? Tor
Hardware,
Farm Impliments,
James B.
s
Uinrtnr? o
RAIL-
Circus, rvluseum and Menagerie,
WILL KXHIBIT AT
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A-Mrv-s
THE HERALD,
llt-n.li i S.jtiari', New York.
qtenger'S : : :
Crand Spring Announcement
OF NEW ARRIVALS.
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nvt r l "' fi;t'(-MiI' tli-'i-l'tn'.-irii hl-t i.av.' i:i !
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JCHN STENGEP,
A. ASHER,
feieMSMjinnsK
East Liberty Stock Yard Horse Exchange,
Ctr. lVn i ami F.ft!i Awtuif , l a-t I-iU-rty, - - PITTSIU'IUS, PA.
Ant-lion -nit'- TuewUiy : We ill' si'nvs .1 Kriil iys. 1'iivute sii'i s i;.i'r. ( eiisiuui. nt swliritt J.
Ptblic Sale
Va!uiH2 Real Estits.'
I'v v irttie ..r.in or l. r .f snl.- t-r me ilinvt.-!,
I Will ep.-i- In i. ioil.- sU- .r.r (lie i.r.'mi.s.-,
utl
Saturday, May 18th, 1895,
T 1 O CLCCX P.
tlie ftrll.rw 'tis tl.s-t-rilnsl loot estate late tlie
r Utteel Henry S. ri. Woi;, .1.-.-M.
All tliat errt.iin tr.i.-l of 1 tit I sitn ito In leti-r..-r
tew n-!ii p. Sum. rs;-l c.-.inty. 1'u.. :n!n.nr
lm liiiels :...-iin-r!v ir li t.-r Kri -lii.i.'. 11 -my
Kiiu.li. Ij'M Kii.il'i.ie. J.i'iii Ki-lr. r. n.is
ss-iilim. Oi.-r. J.rs.-;i'i il- -.mi Jill 1 dill r Utl ts of
tin- t-slalt- ol ttt.-.-.telit, fiilitaiinIiK
14k ACliES, l-W
mi.rv or l.-ss. uU'iit ! aen s rlear.sl. tial.ir.is
.MM tniilwr. a lapje lii.lnls-r of line niaiile
tns-s, iili.l having tlierisrii er.vi.-tl a ikk! two
story and tMsit. til
Plank House,
l.orn ".! out tuiililiiiirs, wliaril ami Ktrtr.1
water, convenient lofiiureh ami seb.Mrl.
T . W iwrcenl. tn tiny of !c. '-, on
I f deliver' ( .l.-st. ' , In one year,
am; in twoy-a.-s uitb inter.!- 1'.ioii
,iv.,A1Ti1.,.liRT1I j PI,-KIN,;.
Jirti-nroarii, Fa. AJmaiUlmtor.
CAIUUAGL'S, and
ROAD WAGONS,
it the lowest price ever offered for lite r-ualilj.
and Wagons.
Holderbaum,
SOMERSET. PA.
Shows!
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ts -2
73
IT l-i AI.l. i:k
sri.i.NiiKN r WITH
a ;i.rnKi:iNi
N kwxi :s.
' v of t i !rv t;M N :mU I
:r.U- h w (fun- N-n such
Im'n ; :i.--l lv us liuririir tin iat f w l:iyv.
-.vt li-n: :.i -:v a vii m ri.rin it
w- : r yrn i mi r ;i our sT k.
l.tui. !i v '.I Tti :iu- Sr im huihirt il
n '.t lrti. !i v V:-k .il l 1 initio.
t v.. .v.- ;i UrS tJnin nt!. I-rvi iin
- l 'tr.ii; s. Kr-tirh ! I ri hati'l
-1 rrii l;iu n: iua : I m; U m I ;i tia
-a l.ii r- .! we iit-jt i:i U-'nliii-.
l:i .irit-?y : ti' Wah ihm!i
'v.- ri:;vv t:i my r.vuii.o li- litti-ni
nif. vaiv-
l.irr.-.1. Ai.Miy n.-.v jiTiri. tu inJi: Silk..
l.-rr.-.1. A-.Miy n. -.v y
r n;t;t :u:t tiliiJinU.:
Jchr.stcwn, Pa.
siiii Mm n
SEED : :
POTATOES.
1 am :i .- pri'iniieii to ftirtiisS, at uit
w.tial.l. rt.t-. the In'st SKK1 I'OTA
T.Fs aml.SWKKT CtiKX that th iinir-kt-t
eaii iriHltiee. I Isniht lat yir tht
highest jiriit- ami Isst itat.H- iii tli
state of New York ami tetel them.
Thry all tliil well, with tho rxtvption of
a few kin. Is that ituild i4 staiul Ihe tor
ril.le ,!r..!it!i, -a tii. lt I will ni on tln
market. My crop wan nuiiitf nst la-t
year. Knun -i lx.i'.iiils I raisel J.", tniMh
cls i.f ay;ie Mnqiliys, an averajje of 4.
li-i-hels ir. mi 1 liiislu L lean furnish tho
f. '!!n in"; kiiul.s, uii pure varietiert:
J!a;; Mitrj'hy; Kvcrel; Fjirly rri.le;
Ke sti.ii riivurile; Aineriean Won.lcr;
Iito Kine Karly Puritun; Whiter Thau
S;:..v; Early Shamrock; Hirly IVrftt
tin; Irish Ihiisy; lt.mp of Krin: Iraki
Ktsl; l'iiniuiiei's Itoanty; llcij'U' Kav
orite; Six-Weeks' Pi.tattr.
Allonlen wiil I promptly fiiltsl !
mail or express. Atltlrew all coiiiiuiini-.-.itions
ttr THE3. HIIPIX.
Bonchir, P.
I alstr mI the ,eiier Kngine and
Thrwiier ami Saw Mill. ud w also
agent for the Monumental Bronaa Cu., of
Lri.Iioiort. Cuuu.
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