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. . . i Mrs. K. It. (Vffroth's
45 . m-i H'",,5C "r noj.roHonta
M" . I Liil to prevent "treating"
! ir,X f,,10llKISA!.D8lv.lM not for
r,w1'7n i"v,,,'r' ,he ',r,iscist' -jMl
f-fu' ;.Viti.Bi-
, 411""" f'"'1 "f K,0,, ,,,m,,0r
5'" 1,01 vli: -' 1-reaks all sawmill
Iniv a l!n"- "
4 . .1 ..- u D1I1LU
!V?-,0,i'. .. .. .'....iei-ale lri? Go
at r. 'l-'"'1. tVntre county,
v'u"-i-v 1 i r'i -t'" ,,Mk,w-n,i5ks f,ur
rTi '1 -i eal "f work a,OUt
V.t.i.i.'liS Guitars, Banjos
ri,1-:BX.ri,',-e.l iuu uments at Snyder'
E'!Tui.lin tl.i country in a yer.
-..nil flMkl".'M-1K
, r( win'11
"uv iiifW V,,""S WO,,,n iU
U-V imr.li at lwilwry. Conn.,
7,, . u,..1.k K.ie.y and
t J 1 . ,., j., hieh they promised
s1-'" tilled lv an explosion
i '' Tued:v. Eicht thousand
-f' ,il'r.r;v-erine andiiWM'"'ls
?'jB1( ,.;.l".r were exploded. The
i,ate.llV.A f lhe Vicl"
fi were Chinamen.
r . ,.f the pea.-e, elected last
?jET mw t are entitled
five dollar f.r marrying a
p r.,iTroth invites you to m
. r' new M- k of Hats, niWions
j,.rs '''
, .,., tt-ii.U" expres-sion
' , from the inedheval custom,
I( !!,sitlH'lride at a wedding
'TL ,hh wh.H-ver aked her. No
t'J1,,T . . .n.littnn nr how o1-
... .r ho i'A Hif
tit'1 "
'the peason, the l-ride could
iy-TilM?
, vrvi,M.li-mnsor Jenner-.. to
. r :',.,Youni.vYoun!:,l-ilt.-hei.two
! that weighed hi-'i-Ul
s:tv-!iine pmimK respoet-
' ''M' Ni-.lemu rtUwjP Smn
rCniy t . pr.UiH-9 their e jual.-
iMMir.v cunpunies doing
. in I;i liana have iHii" to ea.-l
.-.n s.V.o-.n property. Th
- : :i,.ii was liase-1 .n the faet
. ...ir.r sal- i;k'-;i
..),-rs will '? ion-ei
"".,i..;.,. 1-v I'll-
new temperaiK'O
i iihv lie tempted
' ll'-m.- ..f' them may tempted
'tU-.-:r !' ai-s in r.l-r to get the
V -n Kerr, of Tionerta, ha, Wn
',,i t ,i siipirintend.-nt of the pul.l..
k ; of Forest county ly Superinten.i
. ' -iT.-r, to s;t-eeed her brother, w ho
i '. i v 11. There are two other woman
f v:y 'ip ri:itende!it-. in the State, Ella
3 riik.fr:i!:iero:i county, and Anna
B r. i ;f Potter.
ll.-.-r lr. AV.kkVs Norway Tine
--.;. in the house saves doctors hills,
1 '''.!,i.i. ai-d verr often saves pre-
t.mes. iives almost instant relief
...,f e .-ighs. col Is, or Jung tnmoies
(SfcTs-n.
mfciTiteliilil of Erdner was
iLi .SouM i-i at lMtLs irove, N.J
a Vh.esdav, and a physician was
r VL h atto"''ul t the little one un
tht pr-.n -.un-d it dead. They laid the
tli iasireleh. r, and, after t-overing
;lnr form with a sheet, sent for l'n-i-ruW
Frank Evans. When the under
u. ,n-i'.led with his ice !kx and a coinn
i:i.l the father and mother smiling
r.!U;.py. and the child, w ho was mip
p -1 i 1" dead, was playing oil the tloor.
Xr.A.C. Floto has his new creamery
m!;.;-;-1 and in oiertioo. A Kursian
Mon.t'ir cuts the cream out of the milk
i;:ilrf-tiin. A steam engine furn ish
Mii pmvr. (Jalvar.iz'sl iron pipes cm
p..M water to all parts of the lmild
i - Vats and other applian.-es are ns
i.uiy ath-y can will be made. The
a .jc'itr of the creamery is l.'.SO ixc.nuls of
!:::. i-er 1-i-h- u r day. Newt' n llerke
r i j!eriiiteiideiit and nriderstan.ls
si$ liaint-. TUj iiis;itiiti ii is now
ttmitij wit a large quantity ofthelest
cwmT? liu'.ter. .' ! H 'r.n-'l.
Jius Xutt, whose sii'Xting of I- N.
I nioniow n. -ausd a sensation
;idveyux aif-i. was Fritlay iiightf mud
t;i:yuf a:tei:i;itii!g to kill Mrs. Jessie
?iytnn u.ar Al l.is.'.n, 'Kaii. lTe was al-riiyi!i;.l.Teoiivi.-tion
of muderous as
teitnn J;iiih-s C.'.i'inan, and w ill proba
H.rfetii years in prison for the doulJe
T.n.i Xutt hot Mrs. Payton last Keli
rji!T li-aiist he threateneil to tell her
i.xar.1 ofan insulting proposal Nutt
hr. He would have killed her but
iir'.ht intiTfereni-c of Oiletnan, w ho, in
titxtnigiletLat f-ii'.owcd. w as also shot.
-u!i-lie murderer is aid to
i tltu inioMcatt-l.
Is cleaning straw hats, writes a IVston
''tvrrtwjioiid-.-ut, I have usc-d oxalic
t-'d Hid water, and do not doubt but that
S'"uM miwer e-jiiully well fir any
vriviut-d the hat orlxnitietsare not
Vfraj:K. a texture to Imar the brush-
: !i?-i.:iry Sir cleaning thein pnperly.
uun.-e of oxalic arid dissolved in a
Sn .fw:iter, is the proper proportion,
if :Ui straw is very dirty add a little
a-iiL It is up;. lied with a nail
tin- Unmet may Ik- left to dry,
iiit wiU l f,,-ind to have regained
J
i
i ..irtutr stiibu-ss utid fresiimss, too,
ur.:.-li Mini.urnt to begin with.
"-T" writer : Has it ever ie-urrel to
a!.3t la! judgment lxth men and
":S'lay in dressing For instance
iLiti nun l,uv himself a sack coat,
it man h ill wear a Prim Al
a l-U thin woman wean black
-i.ut !ady wiil wear bright colors;
lain wears a ileri.v li.it a m:ill asuii
1
'"i hit : tail man wears iay down
-.' istiu! fat i:i,n "stand up cul
a": in tut, I oiuld go on for columns
:He exa-,,.,1 f ud taste in dress
ai Tain je..;d should not w ear that
, "' ' t .lein app-ar thinner or
Dir nhrild fat jie-tpie w ear gar-ra'-"
that matt.-ti,em apparently stout-
'"'i'-ey i.rks are running iiite
1 J a th- ji.t s, ,:t xm.c rfon ircrs.
t .'ti:T Kiuiiii.-l iiifiriiis us ihat the
m pulley trde looks very
S:ii(tlje work in Berlin first
"1 op many iiiiprotement.s have U-en
)(. .B"-'1'"'s of iiiaimfacturing them.
" -.-"Hie.ofi-.Mirse. to the dvant:i7e
fp.ui the familiarizing of the
"S Willi il... : ... :..
f,,Mi. ii 1 1 m .inw in iuctric
''ueiits, a,l f the . w:,h Ulc
,,lkiiiB pulleys. Our Pulley
6 " luv """i-ssfiilly Htemmed the
j, " ""il-nt toa season of industrial
nh(1 ar. inmnt eventually to
B!at iudustry for 15erli:u Merlin
. "nujr "aii g has iKen notified by
Ln,w,;: of Maryland, that
4 i;l ' 'aVf n to appr
v, murderer of Grant .ufall.
"iiiurjered last Christinas eve
i . ''"'"''it- resort at ruinlierlaiid.
U., V' l'r Jol," Voste. His tiody was
" 111 tUl' '''!ar of the place for
f-ilr"t "d then thrown into the
Mr.1"1 ' llio cnal, w here it w as
la K,1'ruary. The attention
e"-ter,r hr"va WM bthe
t m T"'Jr ,UstinP- The exe-
UeI 1'"J liM ,,ll0e1 tue ,natlr
k roafT"f :!,e I'r-secuting attorney
ftfjJrMi ilb th rwjuest that
stj.1 "'Je to ferret out the
.
tuat jati.-e may be done.
Mi'K, JoUu Knablc Is critics;'.!. ill t
h.t-r Main Mreol homr.
Ex-iShcriirUush McMillcn, of Middle
creek, and ex-County Treasurer icrge
J. Black, of Meyersdale, were in Somerset
yexteruav.
ThowifeofUev. William Iloupt, of the
Evangelii-al Church, is visiting at the
home of her mother in Armstrong county.
She will 1k atjsent about one mouth.
Wc learn from t'umliorland, Md., pa
pers that Mr. Simon Sweitzcr luw pur
chased a lot of machinery in that city for
his proposed diti!lery on tiravel Hill.
The Somerset Ministerial Association
held an interesting meeting Monday at
the home of Ker. lavidson, of the V. It.
Church. Next Monday's meeting will
lie held at the Keformed parsonage.
Services will lie held in the Somerset
Presbyterian Chun h next Sablwth, June
2nd, conducted by the pastor, llev. T. J.
Uristow. Sablwith School at iffO A. M.
Communion services on Sabliath follow
ing, June 9th.
The many Somerset friends of 'Squire
John 1 lamer, of H.iovcrsville, were de
lighted to take him by the hand on
Wednesday last and congratulate him on
his now almost complete recovery from
a severe illnesK.
Iir. and Mrs. (iault have returned to
MarkleUm after a year's alicnce, during
which time they visited iints of interest
in the South, and, it is rumored, are fill
ing their former iositions on the medical
staff at the Sauitorium.
The Women's Missionary Society of
Somerset Classis, Reformed Church, will
meet at Friedens on Thursday, June V
lsj(."i, at 2 P. M. Names of delegate should
Ik? sent to Miss Ilulda Smith, Listie, Pa.,
not later than 1st of June.
Ex-Co-jnty Commissioner Adam C.
Lepley, of Elk Lick, was circulating
among his county seat friends Monday
and yesterday, and while in town called
at this ollice to renew his miliscription to
the Hkrai.d and New York weekly
Mr. Erasmus Wilson, the "Quiet Ob
server" of the Pittsburg 0.iicrr':(M.'
xetlr, deliverel two very interesting talks
in tho Iisciple Church, Sunday, to large
and appreciative audiences. In tbe after
noon he spoke on the "Keely Cure," and
in the evening he delivered a rambling
iliscourse on moral topiirs.
A new candidate for public favor, the
Pittsburg ;t t, a comic illustrated pa
per patterned aiter and Jii-l.jr,
reached our table last week. Tho ' '.. ft
is an "amoo.in' cuss," and people who
revel in that class of literature (and who
docs not enjoy a good joke?) should ask
their newsdealer lor it. Price cents.
lcp!tty-Collectoi- 1 M. llerrington, of
this district, lias tendored his resignation
to i'ollector Uigler, to take etrei't July 1st.
It is understood that Mr. 1 lerrington's
political aiiiliations have proved disUiste-fi-.l
to his chieftain. John Hoyle, son of
the late ("has. E. Poylc, of I'liiontown,
has already lieen appointed to snc-eetl
Herringlon.
Iast week the plate gl:Lss fronts were
pla-Hl in jiosition in the Hotel Vannear,
and add greatly to the appearaw-e of that
unusually handsome hostelry. The
lKiilding was illuminated by electricity
for the first time Saturday evening, ami
the sc.me day was euppliel with water
from the lnugh mains. While not yet
.-rfs-t in all of its appointments, the
lbtcl Vannear offers many attractions to
the traveling public.
It is announced that J. li. Jjnydor has
concludetl negotiations for tho purc-iiaso
oftholxNik utore of Mrs. M. 1. Schr.x k,
and that the transfer will bo made aliout
August 1st. Mr. Snyder is well known
iu business circles in this county, and his
numerous frinds will lie pleased to wel
come liini back to Somerset. For the
p:ist several years Mr. Snyder has leen
eng:igel in business at Wilmcrding, Al-l-glieny
county.
Mr. Walter W. Enable, w ho has filled
the ositioii of postal route agent on the
S. .V. C. R. R. ever nince tlie opening of
that line, has purchased the insurance
business of Oliver Knepper, E-a., and
will take jxissession June 1st. Mr. Ena
ble enjoys a wide reputation as a prudent
and affable business man, and w ill doubt
less succeed in his new undertaking.
Mr. Kneppcr w ill devote his entire atten
tion to his office of Juti-eof the Peace.
A distinguished Sunday g.iest at the
"Hotel Vannear" was Cyrus FZlder, Es.i
if Johnstown, who said that he came to
Somerset for the purjiose of avoiding a
circus which showed in his town Saturday
afternoon and evening. Mr. Elder is a
Somerset countian by birth and read law
and w as admitted to the bar iu this place.
For a long period of years he has liccn sw
licitor of the Ca-ubria Iron Company, and
he is a recognized authority on ec-.iMimio
questions his reputation lieing as w ide as
the country.
Tlmiirt debt restine upon the Evan-
gelb-a! Lutheran Church, at I-avansville,
having been fully paid the buikiing w ill
Ik-dedieate.1 to the service of Almighty
God on Sunday, June tjih. at 1J' A. M.,
when tl0 President of thp Allcghcny
I.-itberan Synoxl, l(c-v. Win. A- Shipman,
of Johnstown, w ill preach the dediistmry
. . . . t 1
sermon. A rtlial invitation sext-noeq
t,-, tl-.n T:istors of all noighlKirinz c-n-
gregatioim to liO present and particiiiute
in the wm-ire. Tho general public is
also invited t- be present and enjoy the
serviews. The Ijivansville church was
erected ab:ut five years ag-at an expense
ofi'iO.
Thieve crickcsl the L'l.iicd Static
Ti,....t.,.l liisii'.lerv Whareiiouso of E.
Walters A Co., at P.akersville, Fiiday
nWrl.i. mid stole a barrel of w liisKcy. i ne
thieves were evidently familiarly ac
quainted with the location of the barrels
Horn! in the building, si:i.-e they selected
one containing about the ripest n-juor in
the house. A two-inch anger hole was
i-.rr.,l tkromrh the wail ini.iitiutely in
front ofthe barrel, whilo a much smaller
hole was l.irc 1 tiin.-.igh the head of the
larrel, through which th fiery tluid w as
ond-icte 1 by m m-w of a r ib'.'.; rtulie to
vessels o:i til!? o:nside. The work was
iimtlr that not a drop of li-iuor
fell onto the shavings made by the !sring.
Tti inaiiv friends of ;eorgeC.Sehmutz,
who has Ist-n conductor of the Mountain
i..niimidatiii. running in-tween lon-
in-lsvilleandCimilx-rland, fir the past
tvis forme'. V conductor
oH-e K- A 'C passoniicr fraiit, wcri Croat'
ly wirjirised last weel to sir:i iaai u
had ec:i dismissed from the service of
tho Co:manv. His islguatiou was askeu
for on Tuesday. Mr. Schmutz was one of
the most obliging and conscientious men
on the Pittsburg division and his dis
missal is very much regretted by all
patrons of the rtd who traveled with
him. The ositioii of traveling engineer,
mi long held by James Emery, favorable
known all along the Pittsburg division,
was last ww-k aN.lished when Mr. Emery
w as otfered an engine.
tv;.li.v I:lsI a euest by tha name of
Smitli register.sl at the "West End
Hotel." Saturday morning he Tailed to
appear at the breakfast table, but his lV
srce did not excU""""0"1 a was
diw-ovured that ho fia-i tantm ""nc
bound train, when au insjicsition of tho
bousowas made, It was aoo'.i mado to
ai.iK-ar that Smith had rtimaincl in his
. - . 1.. .1 b..1
room until after the memoers oi ........
Waltcr'B family had gone down stairs,
when he visited the rooms occupied by
.i avnrvthimr of value that
IUwiii oa "i"fv ' -.
!.i ,i..,...ai1.-,I in his tiockels inclnd-
iimiu " r - '
ing a silitairc diamon-1 ring aud other ar
ticles of jewelry, and about in mon
ey. The usie-ted thief w as arreste.1 the
simie day in CumU-rlatid, but as none of
the sioli n articles were found iu his ls
bession Le w discharged.
BUihtd trit'a a Kaif.
Perry Crilciifield, nged about fort
years, Is lying at the Hotel Vannear, suf
fering from a horrible wound In his right
arm inflicted by a drunken companion
Russell Wilt at an early hour Monday
evening. Critchfield nnd Wilt were
memliers of a crowd of perhaps a doy.cn
young fellows from the neighborhood of
Milford Station who were iu town Mon
day. Ail of the memlx-rs of tho crowd
drank more or less during the afternoon,
and alsiut six o'clock started to walk
home. When they readied the i ail road
crossing on the road to Kautners, Wilt,
who is a' mii it twenty-two years of age,
without any provx-ation liegan to apply
vile epithets to Critchlicld nnd finally
struck hint on tho head with a stone.
Critchliel 1 says that he did not relish
that kind of sport, and proceeded to
kiits-k his assailant down. When he had
knocked liim down he jumped en him
and would have given him a sound
thrashing, had it not been that Wilt cried
"enough!" w hen his companions dragged
Critchfield off.
Critchfield then walked down the road
to the home of Cyrus Shaulis, w here he
topped to rest. Ill a few minutes Wilt
came to where he was silting and chal
lenged him to tipliL Critchfield declined
the invitation, but when Wilt's abuse
lieeame unendurable he again knocked
him down, iiickly springing to his
feet. Wilt drew a large clasp-knife from
bis pocket, and rushing upon Critclific-ld.
slashed him iu the right arm alxive the
c-l!sw, cutting through his clothing and
severing thn muscle and llesli clean
through t.i the Ikiiic. Critchfield' a arm
fell limp by bis side. When Wilt re
alized what he had done, he asked one of
bis companions to g. for a physician.
When lr. Kimmel arrived, he found
Critchfield weak from the loss of blood,
and after ho had stitched and bandaged
the wound, directed that the injured man
Vie removed to some place w here he could
rest easily. Critclitie'd was brought to
town later in the evening and taken to a
room in the hotel. Yesterday morning
he made an information against Wilt,
but claims tiiat he did so on the advice
of ofileers and against his own judgment.
The chances are that he will lie a cripple
for life as a result of the wound. Wilt
had not been taken into custody at the !
time of our going to press.
7s 3coai the County Cetteauial.
A largely attend.sl public nn-t-tiug was
held in theCouil House, Monday evening,
for the purpose of furthering the move
ment for properly celebrating the one
hundredth amis versary ofSomerset Coun
ty. After representatives from tu-arly
every district in the county hail spoken
on the question of reconsidering the ac
tion taken at a former meeting when it
w:is decide I to confine the celebration to
the 4lh of July, it was decidwl by practi
cally unanimous consent to hold it on the
:ird. 4th and .V.h d.-iys of July. An effort
was made to have the date changed from
July to September, li.it a molioii to th-it
i-ilis-l was promptly v.ted down. (Jencr
al CoiVrotii, chairman ofthe meeting, was
authorised to apiMiint an executive tsuii
raiilee of fifteen, w ho w ill have charge of
all arrangements and all other no-essury
oim m it tecs. treat intert-st was ni.ini-fi-sted
iu the approaching : tennial, and
if the speeches made by tho ,:-t.:!e:nen
present from the rural districts and other
towns if tlie county can Isj taken as an
index, the crowd that will assemble in tho
county sct-.t on the days fi xed for the cele
bration will he tinoreeidttit-dly large.
In order to m ike the celebration a suc
cess it is necessary f-r every citizen ofthe
county to lake a perx.nal interest in the
matter. The citizens of Coneiiiaugh,
iJrecnviHe, MidllccriH-k, Northampton,
Wellerslsirg, New P:i!ti!iiore, Ac., should
lie as d-cply interested in making a
;tc!liabte display as ar their neigliliors
in Rrothersya'lsy, I'ueiiiahoning, Rock
W'sxi, Meyecsdaie and Somerset. The
celebration should lie made an event that
will redown to the glory of every district
in tho eoanty and not t-- particular
localities. I'nited and pom-crtcd action is
rnti;rel to make the occasion a grand
suis-ess and il should lie the duty of the
general committee to see thai this feeling
is worked up.
Criraiml Court.
Court sivned at 10 A. M. Monday
iiciruiog. Judge Lmgenci-ker pnsiding.
A. J. Stoner, of Ureenville, wasapjiointod
foreman of tiie grail I jury. The first case
taken up was the Commonw ealth vs. R.
H. Clark, of Mt. Plc.is;n;t. WestmorcIan-1
County, on a ch irge of false pretense.
From the evidence adduced it appears
that Clark, through his agent, sold a
horsc.rrpresenling him to lie a full blood
ed Norman Pen-heron Stallion, to a
syndic-ate of Summit toA-nship farmers,
f..rl.ou. The horse was plaivd on the
stand for one se:isiii and was meeting
with gratifying sins-ess when the owners
were notified by an ag.nt of tin; "Breed
ers Association" that tlio animal's ped
igree was Uig.is and that they were mak
ing themselves liable to pr.weeution.
Clark was at once notified to remove the
horse and the syndicate are making de
fense again-t the nctcj given in payment
for him.
Clark's defense is that he did not
misrepresented the pedigree ofthe horse,
but had only given the same icdigreeand
guarantee as had lieen given hui) when
ho became lhe owner of the aniin:,l. The
case was still on trial wljen wo went to
press.
Aniwcrei tlit Lit Sail Call.
Simon Pile, aged 51 years, answered
final roll call on Friday lost, at his home
iu Milford towi:ship. Mr. Piio was a
veteran of the late war, having lieen a
member ot Co. C, Hi I Reg. Pa. Vols.
In one of the engagements in which his
regiment participated he was wouuded
in the head. The wound was an ngly
one and proved a source of constant aii-noyam-e,
fo that when he accidentiy
pricked his hand w ith a splinter w ine
time siiice, blood iMiisoning ssm ensued,
nwulting in his death. The funeral,
which took place Sunday.nnder the auspi
ces of R. P. Cummins Post H. A. R was
one of the largest ever witnesssed in Mil
f ir l township. Rev. K. P. Savior -on-ducted
the religious scrviifs. Mrs. Pile,
three som and one daughter survive.
A Young Girl Meets an Awful Death.
Miss Amanda Bi ll, the seventeen-year-old
daughter of Ilanicl and Sarah Caufliel,
who live in Jenner township, was so
badly burned at the home of her parents
at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon, that she
died at 5 o'clock Sunday morning from
th! effects of her injuries.
The mother was not in the house w hen
her daughter's clothes caught fire, and if
is not known bow it happened, as the.
iifo.-fur.aio fciri (ad lt V-r tniwer of
pot !i through sickness w hen sho was
but two years old. As soon as tho llames
enveloped her she ran out of the house,
and her mother, who was stall. ling at
the front gate, hastened to tear tho burn
ing clot hea from her body, which was
Uidly scorched. The unfortunate girl
was carried into the house, ami lr. Jo
seph Cavode, of Jcnners, w as sent for,
and ho rescinded immediately, but it
was impossible to save the girl's life
.
Sad Death of a Young Lady.
Sunday morning Mr. Jacob Baker and
family, of near Hiisliand, went to church,
leaving a young lady relative M iss
Maggie Huffy who felt indisposed, at
home in ld. When they returned homo
from services they w ere horrjfifc-? to find
Miss hi try lying on the Hoar of her lied?
room, still in death. It appears luat she
had lHn suddenly seised with a honior
rhago of tho lungs and Mod to death.
The deceased was about twenty-two
years of age, and was to have lieen mar
ried Monday. The body was taken to
Counellsville for buriaL
Wool Wanted
At Kantner's Woolen Mill, one mile
south of Somerset. 20,M) pounds of
wool. We w iil exchange goods or pay
cash for it. Carding and Spinnlug done
ou hort notice.
Kantseb A Co.
Under tt Hiiaiher.
Tho slierifTii Sales in front of tho Court
House, Friday afternoon, attracted a largo
crowd. A munlier of valuable pieces of
property were sold, but principle interest
was centered on the sale of tho Somerset
House, which was knocked down to Mrs.
Eliza A. Tayman, the former proprie-
tress, for $7,ux, subject to a mortgage of
I $1(MC. The other properties sold were
1 as f. llo .vs:
Hi acres of land in Jenner township,
the property of Levi Friedline, to J. A.
Fisher and 1 E. Rerkey for fci5,tK).
Five triu-ts of hind in Stonycreck town
ship, belonging to II. H. tirady wero
knocked dow n to Chauncev II. I'rant for
5172.V
Two tracts of land, one containing li"
acres and the other !i acres, in Alle
gheny township, Iteionging to George.
Tayman, were Ixmght by J. O. Kimmel
and J. R. Scott for $li)an.l $ respectively.
ltlaercsof land in Northampton town
ship, lielonging to Henry E. Miller, was
bought by J. U pUgi, fr fTtfi.
4f acres of laud in Jenner township, the
property of Susan nnd W. A. Bushel!,
was knocked down to Haniel Cauflield
for i:A.
Two lots of ground in the borough ot
Eockwood, lielonging to E. A. Spui.gler,
wero bought by Jesse Raughman for
The house and lot in Meycrsdalo ls -longing
to Clins. J. Hcrringtoii, was
bought by the Meycrsdale Supply Co.,
for g.Vi.
Two lots of ground in the liorough of
New Baltimore and a tract of 4 VI acres in
tho township of Allegheny, all the prop
erty of H. A. Werner were knocked down
as follows: E:t No. 1, and the tract of
laud to Yal Hay, Es., for t a:id$!.2
respectively. Lot No. 2, to J. M. Topper
for
Two lots in the liorough of New Balti
more, the property of F. A. Werner, were
sold to Yal Hay, Ii-ap, for S-VJl.
A Cat in the Prise of Photographs.
I announce a reduction of nearly one
half in the prices that are now ruling in
Somerset for cabinet photographs, as wit
ness until further notice. You can have
one dozen good cabinet photos for f 1.K) it
$1.10.
4 Photos, card size, for : 50cts
4 Square cards " : : ."Mt "
4 Large tin types " : ."!()
Work that will .satisfy given iu every in
stance, an I i.'(r(; y at a lower prico th in
you can g;.-t them elseu here iu the town.
If you want to have and keep the ben
efit of these low prices, come to tlu pla-e
where they have first Ijccii made, at the
old established gallery opposite the post
office. It will pay you to walk up stairs
when you m save seventy-live cents.
W. Jt. WKI.Kl.KV.
Recent Deaths.
J. Y., a brother of Isaac Simpson, of
this place, died May ." 1, at his home in
Coyvil'e, Ka-.i., aged .Vi years.
Mrs Jane rr died st tiie home of her
son-in-law, Rev. tleo. A.Crist, iu Jen
nertown, o:i Wednesday hist, after a
unrulier of years of patient sulleiinj
from paralysis
John Culvin Brutier, son of Mr. and
Mrs John Bruiier, of Jefferson town
ship, died on May 12th. aged 21 years,
and w its buried on the lit h, at St. Paul's
Lutheran Church, Barronvale.
Mr. William A. Jackson, only son of
Rev. and Mrs C. H. Jackson, whose
death of-curred at the h-une ofhis parents
in Canton, ., Thursday last, was a for
mer resident of this pla-e. when his fath
er was pastor ofthe M. E. Church.
Mr. J. H. H. Shaffer, r.ged about "
years died at H o'clo-k Saturday night,
at his home just south of town, from
pneumonia. He is survived by his wife
and fburchildren. Tho deceased removed
to this county from Bedford, whero his
parents still resido. Ho was a memlier f
the local lodge Knights of tho O il leu
E-igle, nnd membors of that organization
officiated at tho funeral Monday after
noon. Kow for Trout Fishing.
Before you go fishing call in at
Fish kh's Book Stouk,
where a full stock of hooks, lines snoods,
corks linkers, liaskets. Jointed rods,
reels flies and all manner of fishing
goods Wholesale and Retail are for
sale. Cil s H. Fisiikk.
Armstrong Wants a Lsxotr.
Steps have been taken toward Lexow
i.ing Armstrong County, says a Kittan
ning disp-itch. Several Uixpayers have
filed an appeal from the Auditors' reiwirt
of lS-4, alleging that alsmt ?b.f have
been expendeil by the Board of Commis
sioners without authority of law. The
alleged illegal bills paid relate to court
rists Sheriffs foes, and the constru tjen
of bridges If an issue is granted by
Judge Hay burn a trial wiil bo had, and
w hatever amount the jury finds illegally
will lie surcharged to the Commissioners
Best is the Cocnty.
To Mr. William Tayman, of Lnvans
ville, is due the credit for constructing
the first and only genuine race track iu
Somerset county. The track was survey
ed and staked off bust fall by a competent
engineer on the most approved plans,
after which it was graded at great ex?
peusc. Tl)is spring Mr, Tayman hr.s
exK-nled oonsJdorahlo money and lalsir
in improving tho track and to-day rests
satisfied that he has a oourso for speeding
ami training horses second to none in
this section of tho Stato. Tho track w ill
permit six horses to Ik) driven abreast at
any jsiint on it, w hilo tho curves are
turned with a grade that ii.urcs the
greatest speed and least discomfort to
horses Mr. Tayman lias employed a
professional trainer from Baltimore an I
has an efficient corps of stable lxys. Iast
week he had alsiut twenty-five horses in
his barns, all of which will bo trained on
his track this summer, and it is more
than probable that he will arrange a
series of trotting and running races to
come off In-fore the close of theseason.
W nted I Jidy representative, genUe'
and lucrative position for lady of relini
iiiciiL, to ai-t as agent for the Palm Christi
Hair and Toilet preparations Most per
fect article known to science. Lilicrai in
ducements and exclusive territory. Ad
dress Palm Christ! Co., Philadelphia
Branch, 2l Chestnut Su
Odd Fellows' Figures
At the session of tho grand lodge of
Pennsylvania, I. O. O. F., held in ttm
new temple, Philadelphia, a report ofthe
organization was made by Secretary
Nicholson. i Vhows there arp now iii
the State lO",ii-. Odd Fallows, devreaso
since last year of lifll. There' aro 1,K1
working bslges an increase of l'k Iur
ing the year 4U1 memliers were aided,
ami tho relief fund spent ?MiH7i), while
the total paid for relief was ),H2.!X1. it
e.ist i,.")TT.4-; to maintain the lodges, and
the total receipts from the lodges, wero
ki.ou'i.!. Th-j atsots of the lodges are
valued at t,7!ts12L!H, The average cost
of relief to each member per annum was
The cost jMr week was 10 4-10 cents
The average cost of working expenses
was fiiKi jier member per annum. The
cost per w eek was 5 1-10 cents. The num
ber of weeks' sickness for which benefits
were paid was 151,23:1. Huring the past
27 years the bulges in Pennsylvania havti
c!istributel for the rclie.f of istres nnd
or the prevention of ibstrtisn aid 8"tl
want Jlu.S'.iisM.i.d'i.
Sarmsl School Books and Supplies.
Teachers and pupils of the Spring and
Summer Normal, Preparatory and Pri
mary scIkkiIs, w ill find a full nupply of
text books and teacher special text
books of all the higher grades and all
kinds of school supplies at
Fish Kit's Book Store.
A specialty is made of keeping well
stocked on Pedagogies and Psychologies,
Question Books to assist teachers in pre
paring for examination. Keys to Arith
metics and everything in teacher lints.
Chas. U. Fisher; ' '
Highest of all in Lcuvenirbj Power. Latest U.S. Gov't Iiq:t
Several Thousand Dollars Saved.
A Supreme Court Decision Believes
Somerset Coant7 from Maia
tainin? James McFaiden-
Ueaders of the Hkkai.d will recall that
an oflbrt was made ab:it two years ago
by tho lsirough of Itcllcfoiite, Centre
count, to compel the Poor IirH-t;rs of
Somers'-t county to pay for the mainte
nance of James McFaddeii, a i.ior person
mi i lined fir lhe past eight years in the
Stato Asylum for tlie Insane, ut Iianville,
Pa. The eiVort was vigorously resisted
by t!io Poor Birectora of Somerset county.
through their attorney, lu ('. Collioru,
l-js., and after their position had lieen
sustained by the t'oiirt of Centre county,
thn Poor ofilc.-ra of Bellcfoute t'sik an ap
peal to the Supreme Court, with there
suit that the Supreme Court dismissed
tho appeal, w ilh cost: to lie paid by ap
pellant. As the suit involves a point of
law never before raised in this county,
we publish the decree of the Court in full:
I iversoers of the Poor I ). S. Centre Co.
of Borough of Belle- I No. 71. January
finite, Apts. I Term Is!,,
vs.
.Somerset Co., Ixr
Bistriet.
Filed May 3Kh,
Stkkisktt, C. J.:
This contention involves tho construct
ion of clause V. of Section 9 ofthe poor
law of Juno l't, IS-'li, prescribing the man
ner in which "any unmarried person,
not having a chiid," may gain a settle
ment in any district, viz: that he or she
"shall be lawfully hound or hired as a
servant, within such district, and shall
continue in such service during ono
whole year"; Bright. Purdou 17u5 pi.
.ii.
The bah Section of same Act provides
that "Oil complaint made by the Over
seer of any district to one of tho magis
trates of the same county, it shall lie
law fill for said magistrate, w ith any oth
er magistrate of tiie county, whore any
person bus or is likely to become charge
able to such district into hieh be shall
come, by their warrant or order, directed
to such overseers, to remove s-j-h person.
at the expense of the dis'.ri- t, to the j!y,
district or place w here be was la.-1 legally
settled, whether in or out of Pennsylva
nia," etc. Purd. 17mi, pi. is. Pursuant
to these provisions, the ovcrstsr-rs of
Itcllcfoiite Imrough, alleging ihat James
McFadden, Hi' smr pei-s.ui in question,
WM last legally settled in Somerset coun
ty p-..or district, and on April Pith, K'Z,
obtained an order to remove him to that
district, and nine days thereafter the
overseers, of Somerset, by leave ofthe
Court ls-low, apiiealed from said order of
removal.
At the heal ing il was conclusively shown
and virtual'- conceded th.it McFad
den, "an unmarried person, not having a
child," had acquired a legal settlement iu
Somerset county by having scr ol there
in, from the spring of 1S--I to tho fall of
lss."i, in rmrs-iunea of a hiring with
Messrs. Collins A Shoemaker; bat. it
was contended by the overseers i;f said
district that he subsequently gained a
sctlicmonl in another poor district by
hiring as a servant therein and continu
ing "in surh service during ono whole
year," as ruptured by clause V. above
quoted. They thus assumed the burden
of proof and introduced testimony from
which the Court was fully warranted in
finding facts establishing a su'.iseijneiit
legal settlement in another imor district,
and consequently tho order of removal
was rightly quashed. As liearing on the
fu-t of a siiliseqitcntly a -quir d settle
ment the Court found s-.ib-tj::tially the
following facts: Thai, from February l-v,
until September Isxl, McFad-Ien was
hired by the Beliufonle Ftirua- Compa
ny, owner of a large furnace in Spring
township. Centre county, adjoining the
borough of Bcllefontc; and, during that
period, continued i-.i the service of said
company, iu said township, under the
same contract of hiring; that while said
service whs thus lieing performed in
Spring township, McFadden lmardcd
and lodged with his mother in the Imr
ough of Bcllefontc, paying his lx..,nl!i;g
to her as he would h ive d ine to a stran
ger. These findings cf fact were fully
warranted by the testimony, and not lie
ing excepted to, must lie ayn p?od as con
ulusively establishoL Wo thin have a
contract of hiring for service iu Spring
t-iw nship by an "unmarrie-.l person n t
having a child,'' and his continuance "in
such service during one whole year,"
thus fulfilling, in bull letter ami spirit,
every requirement of tho clause above
quoted.
There Is no merit in the suggetion that
there must lie both resident and servicu
in the same poor district. V(-hile in oth
er clauses of Ue ;KU Sol-lion ofthe Act,
icsidiait in the district is made a condi
tion of gaining a legal settlement therein,
clause V., under consideration, coutojns
ns we have seen no such requirement.
The construction sugjjes.ted would re
quiro us to read Into tho clause some
thing that is neither there nor over in
tended to I there.
While, uiHin the established facts of
the ease, tho learned Judge was mistaken
in locating McFadden's sulisequently ac
quired s ttlet.ient in Bellefonte, instead
of in Spring township, ho was neverthe
less clearly right in his general conclu
sion that the order of removal shoald ls
quashed on Cue soIj ground that S.imcr
set PMir Ifistrict was not his last place of
legal settlement. The so'to controlling
fact was that he had gained a legal settle
ment in another pior district after he lea
S imerset county. That definitely deter
mined, tho only issue between tho two
parties then and now in Court. To that
issue, tho overseers of Spring township
were not parties, and, or course, cannot
Ikj affected by the decree therein.
Decree olfinned and appeal dismissed,
w ith costs to lie paid by appellant.
Nature's Dealings Wtth. Kan.
From New York Tribune.
A fortnight ago the prospect: of the
gardner and fruit-grower w ere more than
ordinarily bright. The season was late,
but that very fact seemed to fcKe security
against iiiiWnviy 'ft mii. There was proiil
vso of ail nlmndanoo of fruit, and llttlo
foar, ifany, at that late date, of blighting
frost. But tho frost eanio, ami in a night
lullic ted millions of dollars of loss, much
of it irreparablo until another year.
At almost exactly tho same time, iu a
distant land, another caprice of nature
was marring other works of man no less
disastrously. While frost was cutting
dow n the few-days-old tlowers and foliage
an earthquake shis-k was tumbling down
the. centuries-old monuments of man's
artistic and constructive skill.
Nevertheless, the lesson of it is ono of
optimism, not of pessimism. lespito the.
perils from frost, it will pay nei to, g.oj
planting early gardc.ns and grow ing early
fr nit year alWr year, liospito tho foar of
(artleiiakS men will build, and wisely
laild, great houses and lofty towers.
For, alter all, these aillictions aro ex
ceptional, i Jood seasoiw outnumber tho
lal. There are moro tomplea anl palaces
in Floromsj than tho oartliquako has do
st royed. There is more giod than evil
in tho world. Keckless of man's welfare
as Nature often seems to lie, there Is a lie
nign Pow er, in Nature or aliovo it, that
oifthe whole "makes for righteousnis."
And the wise man will repair the shat
tered buildings, replant tho wasted fields,
thank Ood, and bike courage.
Eats! Hats! Hats!
Have you seen the new styles in mil
linery, at
Mns. K. B. CoFFnoTit's.
R 0
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Tlie Hann.vUcClmtu-.k Cu'lltf.
The recent pit! lie.iMoii ol 'two In ir:ll
hketelii-s in the iiiliii::n. of this p.ipi-r. in
W hich the faiuoic I allb- I et a (t il M aj-ir
Alexander Ibmna and i'ie Met 'I into ck.-i
was i:i id"!ilj!!y r'-fern-I t , ban vro-.ised
a discussion a-- to the li..-:-.tioii ofthe lot
tie ground, tin referring l' a file of the
IIr;!iAL:i, under d it.: ;f Juii'j lt, ISM, wo
find the follow ing :
"KIiiT ANlMd TU.VCK.
"(Iii Saturday, the LMud nit., a riot of a
very serious nature look place ai a t.ain
ing of a voliiol. . r isimpany iii Turki-y-fo-it
towiisliip, in which two men -iu"ie
near losing lln-ir li i-s. It appeals thai
two brothers and three cousins, ail of the
name of McClintoek, engaged with Maj..r
A. Ilaniia, Brigade lusis-tor, an. I io
liict -il on him live woumls w ith knives
or lib ks, one of which was in tho l rea-t
and unotlier iu the iilnlomen, from whii !i
the entrails protruded. In the desperate
all'ray w hich t.ok plaeu in the et iiiug
one of tlie MH 'linti-e!:s w as also sc. crt-iy
womidisl, it is believed by his ov:i com
panions. Three of the Mt-C'iutoc ks were
taken, examiinsl Ix-iore Justice '.:;r,eliv
an.l -ominitt-d to jail, on Friday last ;
their wounded companion eon I I not le
removed ut the time and was suir. red to
remain on bail, but their rin-r-leafier,
who is said to have threatened the lhe of
Major llann.i is still at latge. We are
glad to learn that Major ll-iima has s far
recovered ns to bo able o:i Sunday tore
turn home.''
The Preacher-Doctor,
lli'irou Hkkai.ii:
An article appeared in a recent issue of
a local paper, correcting my alleged mis
take in regard to the l-K-.ilii.il of the Ibm-na-McCliuUM-k
tight. Tiiceom:imui-ation
states that the tight occurod ou the farm
now owned by Noah Si-..it. My obj.s-t
was not so mu'-h to bieate tho fight, as it
was to correct tho impression that lap
arotomy had la-en performed by Doctor
Miickeiihaupt, and, while I have not
liccn able to see or talk to any one who
was present, I have seen one man wh-ise
brother was present, and who talked to
a number of others, who knew, and
he said the light certainly bx.k place at
Ilarnedsville. This is the impression .f
all the old persons with w h-.ni I have
spoken n the subject.
I did not thin!; it necessary to meiili
tho names of any bit the main partici
pants iu the bloody al'i.ir, and I have l.o I
doubt the persons nameil wero th.'-re, as
well as a great many others. Tho old
citizens mentioned v.-.-ru handy w hen a
light was going on. However, since my
communication was j : . i s! i-. 1 1. I I ha-.e
bv-eu iuibrine I trial a:ier iir. .! t.-!;.-:i-haopt
bad dre.-.-eJ Major ll.u::i.-'.'.-. Woiinus
a doctor from S hih-is. t was s:o: for,
most likely lr. Bruce, who ssiidMn.-.
enhaop; had do:!e::!l that was iic.-e-sary
to do. Iu regard to the hor.-e-ra- :rg
propensities of Miieheiiliaupt which ti:e
Co.illiieneo corrcHp in f-!il iii 'iitiom
I will say that there can Is; no
more question ;ibmt h's raeii: horses
than there is in regard to his other failings.
All our old citizens agree on that point.
Neither can tic-re be any :o i".t about th i
convivial propensities of the people. i:t
large, as tho correspondent at-ites. In
those days whiskey was as freo aa s..;i:o
pooplo wai.t silver to be n-.r.v, :u-l a
"Moonshiner" had never ls;:-ii -ve-a -r
heard of. If a man w-r.itti-d s.:ii-r- whisi-t-y,
and had a bushel or s-i of rye, and a ph'.eo
to distill it, ho was nil right. It m::t
lie iidiuiilc-l, however, that while the
whiskey was pure then, the drunks we;o
as free and frequent as the whiskey. For
every two or three farms there would be
a "still," as it was callo I, a:i I, wh-'n
whiskey was si frit' and so easy t- g- t, it
may bo supposed whiskey lights, ofthe
Hanna-McC'iiit jr'.i or.h-r, o-ctired o;1e;i
enough. Those may h u e m-en 'g i ! old
days of "stalwart men and w inn-:i," bat
ine;!i:iks a c:nuiuuiiy in v. l.icl- 1 i.v e.o !
order prevail is much bc!"--r f--r m ::Mity
and go. d go. ern in n'.. A : iri .-f the
Miickeiihaupt style w on! i n t be -rat'-.I
au hoar in any part of this great tsiuntiy
to-day, and, . Ic-iv tights and brawls .?
curred on every "m-.i-ter" or elect ;.;i day,
."iii years ago, noiv, a b y cm grow i i m.i:i
liKsi an I never know w hat a fist-li hi :s
like frotn cxperienee.
Win. F. M.
Addison, Pa.
Sunday School Sippiie.
Supi riilteil.ici.U and Wsn liers of e'a-ses
in Sunday sett "'is will tiinl all sorts cf
Sunday Scjioi supplies, such as reward
cords, ti sets, chromos, choice Jxioks for
prizes ami gills, class records, sts-retary's
and treasurer's blank li-mk-. ut
Fiskkk's Hkhik SrouK.
A Teapfr&u;e Kettinj,
An invitation had 1k-i.ii extended to ail
lovers of good government and purity in
s)!iticsj all who favor the prohibition
ofthe liquor traffic, suppression tif unjust
trusts and combines, to iHiuteaml hoar n
lecture bist Tnesiiay v citing, ou the most
important subjts-t of thso timits. Mr.
Walhusv, of Wtlliamsnoi-i, s;io!;o with
great enthusiasm to a hundred citizens,
making a string appeal t-icl jrgy, church
men and all g-d citizens to csiioiiso tho
prohibition ea'ise. A club was formed
and $H.: of a fund raised. Int( rest is
Increasing. Com.
Hair Vork Done to Order.
Sw itches, Chains, and Flowers. Cornic
ing rooted and made up as nice as cut
hair. Call and s?e my samples and get
my pri-e.s. I also do crocheting, mend
ing, and fancy work.
Mrs. CtAKA SilINKK,
At Mrs. C. II. Simps ill's, o:i Patriot
street, Somerset, Pa.
Population cf Sjmjr35t ail Griaa3bnrg
Siity-TiTe Years Ago.
Wo find in the IU:r..vi.n fAug:-.sl -Xh,
is-'.): "According to tho pre.c.nl Mtiti
meration of ii;hab:lan:.s ti; b-'r-x'h of
Somerset contain.; fil i"''-:ls5 the popula
tion iu I."CJ wa 4xJ Increc .e in ten years
V-f-K TJiO whole population-or lireetis
burg. as asccrtaiiii-d by the Deputy
Marshal is S1J. In lsji it u 771."
Tho population of Somerset county in,
lsrji was Ictwccii n,hl and V
Cf Interest to H-3asekMpe?s.
Ladies who value good isxtking siio.tld
examino the Cinderella Uange. It bikes
light bread and roa,ts moit dclieious'y.
Sold by
J. B. Hoi-DEitnArv,
Smiersct, Px
Itams of Interest.
Thos. Irving, residing three miles west
of la.-lu.noii. Pa., upon hearing footsteps
in an ailjaivnt risuii Tliursilay night, sc
oured his revolver and without spying a
word shot the supp.we.1 intruiK-r, iidh'-t-ing
a fatal injury. I'poii c.aaiia:;'.i.u
Irving discovered tlvtt h lv:d killed hi
ildest sui. He utttaiipted to kill himself,
V;tt w-ill recover from his injury. Irving
Is a wealthy farmer.
Fully Vrt visitor attended " t'on
fislerato ro'.mlon In Houston Texas, Wed
nesday. Banners were strung acr.ss tho
main stret bearing tho names of tho
different state- i:i the order of their se.i-s-sion.
(JeneralJohn B. iordon and Miss
Winnie Davis were among tuise who
attended the convention. Tho Chaplain
Uenenil, in opening the pr.x-oodings in
voked the presence of "tho U.xlof Abra
ham, Isaac and Jacob, the iSisI of Jeiler
son liavis."
Wanted A girl to do general house
work. Small family. - wages. Ap
ply k P. O. Box r, Somerset, Pa.
Baby Carriages.
The place to buy baby carriages is at
Fisher's Book Store.
6A 0 V V
XKcrTOIPS NuTH K.
Eslati- of Sarih .A. I!:l-ma!i. of Soiitil-
Hinp'oU lol!s!ili, t.s-'.l.
I-l-rs t.t.t:iiit iit.-i ry on the nliove -tjit
Imi tn- Ims-ii t'riiil. il to the umti-rs'iH-d,
llu- ji:-o;p-'r.tiitliori;yf ntirc is Ict. m-ii to
all -roiis i:n! Iil.si :. i-l rsl:ilrl'i'na-!iii-ictsliutr
f(iyi!i-il itii I t.'.- liavin i-iaia.s
l.nlns! tii- .siiiie will r-eitt tli.-i'i ilnly ni
tlieni i. Ht-st ft.r st ii;c, e ut t. tit.- K t--: U r ut
ill" I -le ps.! lel'c.. -al l ill -it., o.i Siiiur lay,
July . Kt a-lien and win r- il.- artti at
tend for tliat tMirji-i-.
r :.M. o. i:t.t ::At'i;ir.
Well' TsttiiiiT, la. la.i-uinr.
(
UIIION.
All t! ri uii' i r ' " if."'!" ti ' t. I:.ir
l.r tir tin-! n;y wii M.mv M' bv,: I
ihv :t'oitiT, ti:tit-J tl uiy ii- ! in
l-.tr I M iitioiit j t i si t i-,(is4-. I uili no I,-stii-tl')
if t ! i tn r t- m E r.il it .-.
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iUHLIC NOTICIl
! hiri-i f rT'ify f!!o.rin; :- nnt.
hi " tt-vn Tli.il :-j my ;i!Imt Ji'rtJiiio; (0
itJi't will ! irt.-i.ilt.-il l llu- C -turl fr co;ifir-
Thursday, Hay 301h, IG35.
Aiiiit f N'rf(i:i( !i. I.-:!rcl. f-xfftitiir of
AsirrMi 1 1 i tU w h'i ttiix vt mi'nitt' " f i'Ir:ris
Kit SiiHift r.
AciMMi'ii f Isaiah ;ioip isi-iitt if M;ry
nrl :iuin l i;i:-UMtin.
A r".tit of M. 1!. li-irtcll, uiiK-o f SI
:iHrti J. IUUiut iii. Son.
I-irvt i.i' fhinl ;i-fripit of Kliux Yk!c rt
si-"it o it MtM-t vun k A wit".
first jint rliuil a im hh i of John If. 7mhuu r
uutit, a.wj?i:re f Ji.atlia-i .rniii: wt;'-,
l'rotiiiii.;rao'.
i x i stu at ; v xtr: c i l
Kstat. of John PJi-KfK l:tt Of Sha.h tou:i-
I-IUth of :litii:iij-inili4)ii n t i- n' -' f--tati-liuviii
tM- ii cr::al-l Ii Utr tiibln - tti
hy the ni r au thii it v, ihHk- i h.-rt-Uy m vcn
t ali (H-rsMiH kiDiiiji liki-inst i. : 1h- si
hi ahl -satv to Iti-ikf iiiitin-li:l' l.ty-ii:i-iit,
miu tho.M having (?:ii(? or th u.tnls
atraiitst th saior w i.i r-. n( thfin rr
in -lit iX tlie la It r-hh-iiv oi t iir Kihl th t a.f
id, in s-iaih l;.Vii.-hi, Snii'rsil C4uiiT j't J'.i.t
on Snturihiy, June i;thtl-: .
j. n. i-ivf:i v.
K. h.. ANKKNKY,
,'l!ll: ll.-!n toi'?.
EXMIjATIO,N5fO?t f RIN6E
TCjN UNIVtFSirY.
rit-lt!nin.:ry and linal cjnii:i,.l:i':is hr :-tntiict-
lo ti:. Kr.-s.ti man airl Stpfinr;on
cl tvM S in (h .;irT:nriilsi, u: h r 11- ati- ii--
of t !u iriori ton '1 u t of W'tT-h r;i rn?i- !va
iii;', wilt In hi in I'lttshnr, l'a., nl ti:-n-riiH
f Hie
Central Board of Educ-ition,
5!6 MARKET STREET.
In-j!iiiii;4 T!iur.s.!:iy, June i-ii !i. ii! I: A. M..
u:ei ct!itioiin tiii'-iii!t l.'ie -..rtt roKin of t .
(':iy. The Pr!iie--t'-n l'.u'-i i IT. rs a i-r:.-e oi :.".'
t-itl:- i-.iieii-l.il:- ;ii.ini; lie- t t-;mii e.:
tioil l-ir t:i" Aiioie.i.tc i -!uo .:i rlr.-s, J-.!..-.tl.'e
lip.:i !. lri i. iii r.
A ! "W :lii::- -.-!' i;i I I It:- .-i :l ;.. ;iti 1 for le!-l-'t.i-.l
irif-e iti l...il. ::.!-ln -s
j is.:,-.! , '."..-:.'. s -
K-m-u Isi. Kf! r.i t:-ii;..,i.-.'.
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bpnng
Goods.
Do yoa know that every helf.
couuter, table, showcase aaJ win
dow in our Pry Goods IK'iart:uent
is crowded to lu ulnio.t capaciij
with cvcryttiiag i!jo markft tCords
in tlie way of new spring goods.
We Lave lioiuht the laivrest and
be.-t a.-.-ortntoT:t of
ca;i:t.t.-
LACK CntTAIX.-,
RUGS, and
I'ORTIEIW
Kw-r seen in Somerset.
Carpets and Lace Curtains are
now oa exhibition vnd we are con
fident that our styles and prices are
sae'u tliat lookers will become, lay
ers.
De sure to ?ec our sew Carpct.
a::d Curtains for spi ing. We will
take pleasure in shoii)g you a big
range of styles in all the difTerent
arades of Ligraias, Tapestries.
Cody Brussels and Velvet Carpets.
In Lace Curtains
- Our
Prices Challenge
the County,
la this department we are showirg
all the new rich sUles.
Everything New,
Call and foe us. Everything fol
ly stocked and equipped at
Parker & Parker's.
Farm Cream Separators.
A feed cooker w ill
furnish steam to run
an automatic Little
S Giant Separator
with capacity of 300
Z2Ziox 600 pounds per
hour. No engine is needed.
It is the cheapest outt in
first cost that can be obtain
ed. Send for free illus
trated catalogue to P. M.
Sa-VRPLES, West Chester,
Penna., or Rutland, Vt.
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iSCE GUR $5.00 SINGLE DRIV1N) HARNESS
llornl qiit'irte.'i's ijv
Hardware,
Farm Impliments,
James B.
good news
Itackcye 3I:cIn"iies the
' - A J . t m -V m, - I 9 ' I s 1 . m
THZ BUCKEYE FRAMELESS BiNDER
7 f.i..i :-v.-;ir i: i iu- - arv; N Ji !i !it;-;.t i!r il'i ; li.is f.".v.-r i uts uiiil wll
s!-!T.! nr.ro M.-rv t'ri:i any th r in:.k ;f in:;i-!i'.ii'.
THE CUCKEYE BANNER. BINDER.
No i imviis.-. i!ov.it:rs on t;i!. nmrliiiK-. I low il.-.iti :nl will haro-sf pr.iin
on tin- .s!- i-st hiil-H..- v. ith iut tii-jiin .vi-r. J 1st the ih'n f-r a -ni il? farm.
Anf Rrt it'rtVv .- ?il - -eS': : T""4 ' -
THE BUCKEYE MOWER.
T lio '..i-.t-( i:S1.k'. f t'i.-s,-vJ. :.r :tol ri;:..-:!i:iv- s,.l:i.::t,-.l i.y all t. K tlie
!ii.-t -: 11:1 i.Ti-io iiiat hhi- i-wr ::i:i'U-. ' i : a 00 I y-.i: wAl ha.v 1I10 Ur.
N..TI. K-A:!:In::i:!. Mil'.cr A -'.. -f AU: n. iiilo. nr.- :i.- iuv .-lit. rs nv.,i ii!iiniil"a. ttir
e of :t.o Ci Tii;;!.- Lm-kcyi- i!i:n !:in. s. U. ye i:i -.-.lis i iii . aa-.i i!'ii.:it-hii:t-H:ir
..-.li-n-l nr.. I i-ilV- 1 tiio IUh'I- ,-ye, ! u: 11. i'!e in s..in(? vllu r t. u nii'i M::te, l-'-n-l
:i i; ti.i-v are t .t tin- (j- iu.iii--.
"i;'l.lfii Farmer" f-t-ll-.l.iinp Uny l;,ii;; :m I -i'.ain.i i" Siiii-t. oth Harrow al-
v.-a-s iii luuiil.
F. J. KCFFMAH, Acnt, Scmci-et, Pa.
3'nd'nC TVir3 r'iiifM J:iai:!j- r.u.-ktye r.iialii '."Twine always on liar.a at low
' ' ' est jTii fs."
BEST FERTILIZERS ON EARTH !
I.:.kc Trio t'rosTn :i::iti., th. 1 f-t iVi-.ili. r on e:u".;i. It osnt-iins m iliiiT Tt-t
ho.f ir horn.'" ? ;:Is. hai o 'i!it -;U-'r liramis -f iVrtiiizi rs. rar.-jin in riri.-e from
2 to : (-oi-.staii ly on haa I. F. J. II- r I'MAX, Sn:ni-r-t. fa.
Great Inducements.
Goods reduced in price in every line.
Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths, Lace Curtains,
Ladies' Coats, c. Xov is the time to buy to
save money and get something good.
JAME3
CLINTON STiiEET.
C. . m
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East Liberty Stock Yard Horse Exchange,
for. 1 Vim ami Fifth Av.-sr.n-, I'-i -'t I.vriy, - - rrrrsUUlif!, PA.
Au.-li.Mi S;iU- I1-.w-.l.iys, Wslii' s.Liv.t Kri-lay-. 1'rivat' siiic si': i!;-. u'isU- h:vuIm solkiti -i
TOTICK IX UIVOKCK.
Vi:;i.i!ii Siraiii'Kius'u ) In :h t'..urt ' t i'ia-
vs f mini i-l -ns !' s-..:u r-;
M.iii" ftruiiiSwiiya. i" t t.:;u-.y. I'a.
) No. i,. M- T. I-4.V I
A'm., Si'.j-r .i-i in i.....s-.
To M t.if S;;:ml-f.-j:, C.- ;. !: it
Y..-.1 -.r- h-.-n-t.y i.;il;l I.. .-:. n.l :ij :ir .-.!
tin- n.'.t i .-urt ..f l'..:n;-ioii l".- i:i ami fr
sx.aii ri' l . uiil v. to la. li. l.l hi mt t. :i
tin' 4ih Moil. lav of Miiv. Is-. '-. .'.Ti;. .lay i I01.11
s. r a i-..:ii;'iii-.f of V.'iMiiai fr!ii-.:ivli,
.. r lnit ini.l. 111.- .l u.ioil aUiv.- iiaimsl.
ail. 1 -li'.w i-.i"- -. 11 :"i-. 0.1 ii iv.-. why yiw-r
sai.l t.i!liaii.l sn.'Sik! imi U-ilivoi.-. .1 Ir.i-.iiii.-Is..!ii
of 11: itr-iini.y nt; T. .I iato with "-a
iijr.snl.lv to t ..- jmiyi-r ( i.ls pti:.oi! im i
iln-1 r!li'll r I ;lj.lllll .V'l i-:or.--li.l l-O'-l. t.
-li-rir?- i!'i-t-. KWAU".) ilioVKtt
May l.-t, W " i
OTICK.
I li.-n-l.v c -rti.'v t'.iat r.i-- followius p iilions
Kr Whoisale l.i.ptor I.i.siij- ".r- iiiol la
mr ot!i-- m-.s.r.li.i l la, .-.ml tli.H I! if sanif
will Ik- jirv-A-uSi-U i t.n-Courl lor ull.vwau.-. ,
on
Monday, May 27th, r.ext.
Jufl U-iinlis. Am, All.-.'ht-ny towa.liip.
Ji lin M. T.:'f-r.
K.lwar.1 V:i. r Itniil. rsvali-y "
K Iwhi Wiil! ,-rw. ili.in-.- Lu-liicid a E. AVfcl-tt-nt
A l o.. J: tl.-rNi, lowiiKhi;..
imt)H 1'. SHrilitr, hoIiifi I bonaith.
K. 1'. SAYI.oK.
CUT.
t lim? of
DUG JIEo,
2 ' "' CAIUIIAGES, and
ROAD WAGONS,
: at lhe lowest price . ever ofeied for Jile L&lity.
and Wagons.
Holderbaum,
SOMERSET. PA.
farmer i
Hodelcf SinipIIrity.
QUINN,-
-lOHNSTOWN r
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SEED : : :
POTATOES.
I .-.r.-i ri..-.v pre; aro-.! to funtfi. at rra-!M!:a:.!i-
;r'.. :i:.- lot SF.Kl PiT.
T. KS ami SWKKT i'- KV that the inar
kvt i an riiiii. I U ubt litst yar th
lilif -s.; j.riv ami t-t puiatws hi tht
st.Ui' ;f New York an. I tosttsl ttit-ut.
Tlu-y al! i!i. w ii, w ith the xftti,a f
a tow kinil.s tiiat isnil.t not stanj Ike ttT-rii-!i
tin. nth. u lii.-li I w ill iu. 4it on to
niatkit. My -roj was i;uiii-roii laJ
year. Kr-nit i msiii 1h I rni.,l t- IhimV
ilso." Maii- Mui.!.ys, an n'.ynj nf ,i
l-u!i'!.s in 'in t l.u-li. i. Iran fiirnixh ta
f..i:.,-.viu aii j.-.ir variftii-s:
.!:i;,'if !uri!y: Kver-t: Ijirly Pri?f:
Kf.v-ti uw Favoiitp; Aiufrumu Womlrr;
I-ttt' Kl.-t F-irly riir-lnn: Whiter Thau
S;:..v: torly Sl.amri-i-k; Karly r-rf.-r-tioii;
Irish liiisy; K.f .rf flrin; IHiknt:t
l:f.i;.riii:iiim-r'. Ueaiity; Hoile" Fv
rril.S Six-Wisi k-" Potato.
Ailon!-rs ill roniptly tilleil y
mail or eijia-ss. AiM.-rw-i ail ir.iiniiuni-i-ati
nis lo IH0. HII?LS,
Boaehtr, fa.
I also !! the tieiat-r Kngin anil
Thriwht-r an.l Saw Mill, ami Bin aluo
a't-nt for the Monumental Brcne Co., ot
llri-.Ijiti'Oi't, Couu.
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