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'"' " a' -..1 'mi'K "iit int. ciTect Sept.
la- a.i
r(..r;;iy IMto 1 found
. me pi:"---"' M'e lf ytmr nai,,e
r",e lfitistn.t, have it put on.
. 'iav. so;.t. :., i- the last day for rcS-
p., .f the Mkra:.iiM not for
tt J. N. Sny-l"r, Uii druj;ist, can
- , . i " ; r C'linty foiirts sustained the
'' (.miity Auditors in uivbrgins
V:i',".jr.'-?..rofthe IWf.r several ille
v u Uiu: f th0 I'"1'1'1' "lony-
"':..'d'!r.-t'Ts are rc-jnircl to refund
f'.r kiliii'R various kinds of
1". 7- a- f"l!ow: WoodeM-k, from
f'T'4 ..'..'. 1 : J-i'5'.rrel. St jd- 1 to Jan.
,,,.,.1 ,.v Pe.-. 1"; wild turkey,
;;rr,V..Tan. 1: piieasnnt, (M. 1 to Jan.
. . N.rt t IV.'. 1": ral'l'it, Nov.
1 .tar.. 1.
Tj, '.,- "i:'i ,,!,'" o!-.-np;pd l.ytlen.
..HrSt.i'lfir" dweliiiiir house sit
'. T.'".,-' :!" p:ke. one mile nt of Uga
"U'J'!..W , v. !;.'! !.y the Inny family, is
1 '. . ... - l an 1 r-ored to the sain
,'i":j.,:!!::w!ii' l the preat soldier and
1 , !.ui!f ilit in the early part of the
j.r,..:it iHV.ry.
, ,;,,...!! ..rS.-.irl"t ( lover Sewl, home
rr Ivi. .-.-m 'x- "htaini -" J U- Smith
iv. l'V i'v, d. Write them for
V-!i I'n-slyterian Church in Heaver
T;,.;'r-.i..y nich't during a prayer meeting
i -l.Ti.inu -.uisni the eleetrie lights to
. 'a. -UuC says a dispaK-h. "the
wi-re .-..ntiniKNi despite the in
.iirk.is in the 1-uildinff. vvhi.-h
,', '..-rn-l t-' add solemnity to the (Kia-
;,, r,,,., to inquiries. Suite Superin
, s !):. fl r i:as di-i Jed that ateaeh
. y'.'i draw ins and other hranehes
,.,,; h-M a .-. ruri.-ate-from tlw proper
.!'am,.i.rities, -.ver.i"jI, in addition
t..'tl.-s- hran.-hf. the rtfruiar l.ranehes
v.iii ii in.-lude orthography, reading,
v'r :;n-'. C.-.tfnp!i.v, Enslish grammar,
ar:t!:im-ti'-. liisiory of the United States,
j .;:.. i -uy av.d hygU-we.
o: : ,.; W i- enioyiiig a soeial sensation
I.-.- the ,-l.pme!it of Miss Ielia
svuu!-!. ".iauylr.er or t'olor.el Andrew
Swart! and Addison K. Klliott, of the
, -r, ,.: Ii .m -h h. A Kiliott, projirietors of
tv :.; ! vie Hons.-, who went tot'um
:,,;.! ,,n tlie midnight Express, Mon
,;,v. h:..!.- they were marriel. He is
..ri- 'i-'-y t'r-m Heaver Falls. Tlie hride
. j" ii:-Uly esie -inv J ly every one w ho
i,:.u ii'-r.
r.-:i!ssylv:iiii:i State and Kayette cmn
tvKairat I'uioiit n, SeptemlK?rP
t A. 1 -'". I' lnot fail to attend.
I: having K-eii aniioiuieed in several
i.. .-a .papers that tlie last legislature had
-::a.-t'.d a law proliihiting married wo-M.-ii
!r..m t.-a.-hing ill the j.ul.lic s hools
.-. iii!:i"i.ea!tli, Si:perintedelit
Y. ssiiaiig!.. of Washington unity, sent
a u'-.te.-of inoiiiry to the depart m. ut of
j. iiistra.-tion regarding the matter.
I'.; :itv Mate Superinttiiiielit John J-s-.,
wart r.-pli.-d as follows : "There is no
l.u I., pndiil'it manied women from
. a.-iiini; in this state."
1: i !-ut a few years, says the Johnstown
I ...sin.v it was thought to 1 im
j, j.. riise cantaloup" on t'ne
S'-unU adja.-eiit to Johnstow n. Now
s ioral i !i!.'r. rising farmers are doing it,
a:i-! fruit they hring to market is fully
ii'chlv-tlavored as that l.rought from
'.r..ad -f -.:irse, much fresher, and
ti.-T.-f-
h h.-tter. Our
farmers
i 1 !..- i-ne "iirag.-1 iu raising prod nets
i.ur markets instead of every impedi-
III.-!
Z p it in their way hs now. t.y
t ii! ..: tii -.-::y authorities in having
i :i.:irk.-t-l.oiie and leasing the most
. .. lil.ie -i-.r.' -t stands to fakirs and other
i. .ii-r.-siilt -ni.
I..s y..iir ii.-ad f-el as though someone
a haiiniD-riiig it: as though a million
irk n-..-re t'ying nut of the eyes? Have
y-.il iwrrii-l.- si.-kness of the stomach?
I'. ir i.MK IIi .l Hitters will eure you.
M.-.,r. .1. V.. S.-hr.s-k, of Stonycreek
t- ttii-Lip. and A. I- Suhrie, of Allegheny
t..wii.!iip. two of Somerset's educated
y..ii;:j IU..II, l.-fi Friday last to a-cept
p -us ai.road as teachers i" the phl-iic
s "At. S.-hr-x-k was lounl for
Arp.y.i, I'.lk c.miiiy, where he has lieen
!!.; i.ivf.1 to t.-a.-ii an eight months' term
..: - s.,.1 .r month. Mr. Suhrie's
l-s:iiiHti.,ii a Kmporiiiiii. w here he in
'.: Asit:ui: principal at TOper month.
;. r:u i a!. f..r s months, lloth enter
i:;. n tii. ir .imi.-s s.-.t. i. These geiitle-i.i.-n.
lm are lth graduates of State
N-.riai, !l..ng to our county's lest
' ' ii. -ii and w iii do credit to them--Ii'.-s
ati-1 the s. li.!is over which tiu-y
t-:1-. l:.r.,t-.l.
ii-my M.i;.-u larger, of Conemaugh
t-- iwiiip. la-.is far claims to Ik- the cham---
p -tato grower of this state. Milten-
! .iy. tin; i.t- is willing to let that
'- !..! ta - l.,t -r..; of potatoes that
i. i r.iis-d in the stale this year,
' '.i l-rw. tiie a:i..niil ol M-rd planteil
-a-i ;h.. ;,,! nin,,! (,f M.ta;.M-s
i '..i-d. Mr. M iltenl-erger had leit three
.i!i-...f ,,.d for planting, which he c-ut
i'-li m! paj any .ariicular attention
I tie- s. From three l.iishcls he re
'"Al'l 'o Ki-hcls in ret urn or just :W
t:-ii.;l,e aaioiitit he sow ed. The potatH-s
la 'in.st!.,!! ;,re not only wonderful on ae-
their niituU't-s, hut especially on
:'t "i th.-ir weight. Mr. Miltenlerg
er..a;:., ;li:;t he has picked out 74 of
ti."!:i li-.-h weigh in all K pounds. He
a-sp has M-vi-ral that weigh two pounds
a:i i t:ve einavs a;ih-ct. He defies any
i:i th state to e pial him as a potato
gr-m.-r, ai,.l say. that if any one des not
h-.ie that his assertions are true
ii4tt!.y are uei.i me f mine and ex-
a'"iii the p(ui.Mnt;,r themselves and i
C'tniii,-,,!.
".ii- oftiie gnati-st argumeuts against
ta - t i great use of farm machinery is
' i ivra-. -l on the farm of I'. II. (.'rider,
i irlUa ii ( reek. Centre county. Iast
N''Ik' Mr. ('rider put out a field of li".
"T-. of .rn, and. just to experiment, he
plant.-.! tlie entire held hy hand. The
ei l vias j;rvt ,alUeJ out in checkers
"a ut ti.r.-,- Uvl s-piare, and then planted.
T"e ut.i, : ,-iro w a exereise-1, and hut
i"-Eri.is ofiMrn were put in one hill.
"i? pu.ph.it,., of w hich there was alniut
ton to every teu aens, was also put in
y ''an L And ii.ivr the n-sult far exeeeils
l mt saiignine expetatioii. The
;tu in ti.-ia, alongside Mr. ('rider's field
- -r.lni.iry growth, w hile the corn in Mr.
ri.l,.r-, r,.-l.J iH a!j fr,,,,, twelve to scven-
? " f'""1 '" 'eight, and many of the
.k U-ar t , and wime tljrw ears. Mr.
finer ini!;j,at harvt-sting anywhere
."" "'.''to J..o Uishel of corn frotn
'a iW Held. An,i th(we w h( have w1
T'"k- ""re i,,,,0 ,,mU thia uewiil-
"" hich this corn rmn i tmimr
'sej i lU. jow. lieiMly pBrtiaily lmlliy
It is letter adai.ted to the rainine-
etter adapted to the raising
.f i,a
- '"ps than eorn. lit the i.rmMit
'"' i:igMil.J indicate that with proper
i'V1'"" 11 U h1 ''lil't',l to the rais
'''?? tu -e reals. Mr. 'rider has also
Je rti-idon a farm on Marsh Crw-k
",".'Ui"K c"y aeres, on w hich the
ra i as jr.Kd as on his farm at
-"li (eck.
Next Saturday, th 7th in Wing La
bor Day and a National holiday Jxth our
Itttnks will I eloseil.
(JeiuW. H. KcKintK and wile left Sun
day for Cape May. They will spend ten
days at the seashore hefore returning
hi!ne.
Editor Aa!n F. Kchrts-k, of the. Deli
an, O., daily Crr-nt is visiting at the
home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Schrock.
Mr. Koliert I. Colhnrn, of S -ran ton, is
speniling Ills annual vacation at the home
of his father Hon. A. J. (.'oluorn in
this pla-e.
nctweeii 7i and son eple were n
Uiard the exeursiou train w hich passed
through here Sunday morning for Ohio
rrle.
Miss Louise . Smi.l gave a dance Fri
day evening in honor of her guests Miss
Wilson, of Wheeling. W. Va., and Miss
Brown, of Stutienvtlle, .
(iovernor Hastings has appointee! Sen
ator Critehfield a delegate to the Farmers'
National Congress, w hich is to be held in
Atlanta, (Ja next Moler.
lr. (I. K. Hill and family, of Kendall,
Wis., are paying a visit to the home of
the former's parents Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
Hill in Stonycreek township.
Mr. Harry C. Benford, son of the late
Oleorge W. Benford, after spending four
teen months in the gold mines of Colo
rado, returned to his home iu this place
Sundav.
Servies as usual in the Presbyterian
Church next Sahhath, conducted -hy the
pastor. The morning sermon will le on
An Example of Faith and Its Victory
iu theOldeu Time."
Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Black, of Meyers
dale, and a party of Allegheny City
friends, registered at the Hotel Van near
for dinner Monday. They drove over the
country in -arriages.
Attention is directed to the -ard of Mr.
Frank B. Fluck, surveyor and milling
engineer, which appears elsewhere in
this paper. Communications addressed
to him at Listie will ret-ive prompt at
tention. I. A. Schr-11 has taken a contract to heat
Mr. F. J. Koower's residence and .Hi-e
w ith hot water. Mr. Sehell has also eon
traHed to supply a number of other priv
ate residences in the tow n w ith hot wat
er heaters before cold weather arrives.
rruggistand Mrs. John N. Snyder re
turned Sunday evening altera two week's
trip to Atlantic City, New York and Bos
ton. They traveled from Boston to Bal
timore by loat and greatly enjoyed the
sea voyage.
Mrs. Joder, aged sixty-eight years, who
was I Kirn and reared in ;rconville town
ship, this county, died at her home in
Waterloo, la., on Thursday, August "d.
She and her family left this county alout
tw enty-five years ago and have lived iu
Iowa ever since.
Mr. (ieorge J. Krelis has leer elect ed a
mem ler of the town council to fill the
vacancy created by the resignation of Mr.
John (i. Sanner, who removed to Pitts
burg;. Mr. Krels is an intelligent, pro
gressive young man and will doubtless
prove a valuable acquisition to that IkkIv.
Harry Patton, a lalxirer employed in
Winslow Cobb & Co.s large tannery at
Confluence, nu t with a serious mishap
one day last w eek. He w as w orking at
the bark elevator, w hen his leg ltecauie
entangled in the machinery, and In-fore
he eould be released his ft was torn off.
("has. II. Fisher, Judgs W. J. liner,
Mr. F. B. Collins, Ir. J. S. Garman, Mr.
Henry Hellley and Major Jas. B. Tred
well were elected by the Icmocratie Cen
tral SK-iety of Somerset, as delegates to
the Ceneral Assembly of Pennsylvania
State IemK-ratic Societies to be held at
I-am-aster, Sept. ."th, 1KC.
Mrs. Patrick Ityan. of Ulow town, w ho
was so horribly burned ten days ago
whiie attempting to revive a lire in the
cooking stove w ith coal oil, died Sunday
night from the eil'ecis of the injuries sus
tained. Tiie de-eased was alKmt thirty
five years of age. She leaves a husband
and five small children.
Cashier Harvey I Berkley, of the
First National Bank, last week disposed
of his pretty property on south Main
Cr.v-s Street to Henry F. Sehell, Esq anil
will give possession alut the l"th inst.
Mr. and Mrs. Berkley w ill Uiard tempo
rarily at the Hotel Vannear, or until
their pr.p.sod new home has 1kh-u erect
ed on Patriot street.
Dr. T. F. Liveng.KxL a native of Klk
Lick township, now a suci-essful practi
tioner of Elizalieth, New- Jersey, was in
Somerset yesterday. He will spend a
week visiting his numerous friends in
different parts of the county Is'tore re
turning home. The Dr. re-eiitly contrili
utod a series of interesting articles to the
columns of the Ukrai.p.
lawyers Fred W. Biesecker and Ed
ward B. Scull arrived home yesterday
noon after a six weeks' visit t Europe
and the British Islands. Both gentlemen
were very much U nefitted by the trip,
hut insist that they prefer Western Penn
sylvania to any country visited for a
permanent home. Mr. Scull will remain
in Somerset for a day or two lKfore re
turning to his Pittsburg home.
-
Mr. ieorge IJ- Parker, senior memlier
of the firm of Parker A Parker, sur
prised his numerous friends Monday
morning by driving through the streets
liehind a handsome black horse. Mr.
Parker's physical condition has prevent
ed Iii tit from leaving his home for a miui-U-rof
years, but last week he purchas.d
a horse and phaeton, and he now pro
jsoses to enjoy im occasional drive altout
town and into the country.
Will Parson lift Monday for (ireens
burg with a string of "livers' w hich he
will enter in the different races to be run
during the "pumpkin show" at that
place this week, lie w ill also take in the
r.iirs at I'niontow n and Scottdale liefore
returning home. Parson h is ln-on train
ing fr W. II. Taymaii during the spring
and summer and Mr. Tayman expect
him to make a g sd sh w ingon the track.
Among the li-rse iu Par n's "siring" is
Walter Hellley's "Nutwood."
Lust Saturday night abut 12 o'clock
the body of Henry Fogle, a well know n
farmer of Black township, was found w est
of tiarret in a deep c-.it, with his face
crushed. It is uposed he came to his
death by Wing st nick by a train as he
was on his way h.me from a picnic.
AUv.it SJl in cash ami some other small
articles were found on his person. He
w ms Mb nil 4.', vears of age and leaves three
children, his w it'e h iving preceded him
to the grave a few years lKrore.
Mr. Andrew Parker, who served as
cashier of the First National Bank dur
itortha rtrst three yeans of that institu
tion's career, w as a w elcome Sunday vis
itor in this pla.. Mr. Parker resigneU
his isihition with the First National to
accept the secretaryship of the Washing
ton. D. C, Ixn V Trust Company, the
leading financial institution of the Na
tional Capital. He is a past master in
the banking business, and his Somerset
friends are justly proud of the promi
nence he has attained.
As there seems to le some diversity of
opinion respecting the dateof I-alor Day
in this State it may be of interest to recall
that there were two bills U-fore the Leg
islature at its recent session, in With of
which it was promised to change the day
back to the first Monday in Septemlier,
hut these measures were defeated in the
H.Mise and UW Day in Pennsylvania is
the first Saturday in Septemlier ho tha'
the holiday this year w ill fail on Septem
lier 7,
EIS HECZ EROKEH.
Bamael Dartt Orereome by Foal Air Falli
law a eu.
An accident resulting in the death of
Samuel Durst, of thisphu-e, os:tirred at
the home of County Treasurer Pugh. a
short distance eat of tow n, aNnit half-
p t one o'eliK-k Thursday nuerii.xm.
llecently the supply of water in Pugh's
well became exhausted and he employed
Manassas Pifer and (ieorge Witt to deep
en the welL They dug down five or six
feet and iu doing so exploded a number
of loads of dynamite in order to facilitate
their work. At noon Thursday they eom--!ained
that tlie air in the well had mid
"denly bpejtiis foul and declined to con
tinue at work louger. 1 Hirst it is claimed
had formerly worked in a coal mine,
w here the air was more or less foul, and
was not alTected in the same manner by it
as his fellow workmen. He volunteered
to go down the Pugh well and had beer
at work a Unit thirty minutes when a rain
storm came up. Pifer and Witt, who were
working the w indlass at the top of the
well, insist. si upon his coming up until
after the rain had blown over. Durst
finally put his led foot in a loop at the
end of the rope and grasping the rope
with his hands called to the men at the
w indlass to hoist away.
When Durst was within a few feet of
the top he suddenly relaxed his grip on
the rope and fell backward. The men
turning the windlass knew- that some
thing aw ful had happened the moment
they were relieved of the weight of
Durst's IkkIv. Leaning over the hole and
peering dow n into the depths of the well,
they heard the pHr fellow groan. Witt
volunteered to descend into the well, but
before he reached the bottom called to lie
drawn up ns lio was lieing overcome by
the foul air. Meauwhile Mr. Pugh's
family had Ikx-ii apprised of the accident
and a messenger was sent to town for aid.
A number of pe ple hurri-. 1 to the s -rne,
among them poli'-eman (ieorge Say lor,
who, without stopping to impure as to
the danger, asked to Ik sent dow n the
well. At the U.ttom he found the ldy
of Durst. Life was extinct. Placing the
dead lody in the bucket Savior secured it
w it li a strap and waited until it had lieeu
draw n to the top w hen he ascended. Say
lor was very much exhausted when lie
reached the open air and claimed that
the air at the Uittom of the well was foul,
although he had remained in it for a
period of ten minutes w ithout lming en
tirely overcome.
Durst had fallen a distance ofaliout
twenty feet and evidently alighted on his
head since his neck was broken. The
IkxIv was removed to the dead man's
house where it n prepared for burial.
The deceased was a!oi:t thirty -two years
of age. He was sober and industrious
and had only been at work in the well a
half hour w hen he met his dentil.
County Treasurer Pugh does not place
much faith in the theory of Durst's hav
ing lteeu overcome by foul air and Satur
day determined to test tiie air in the well.
A lighted candle was lowered to the lsit
tom of the well without the flames lieing
disturbed. This test is considered an
infallible one.
Property for Sale.
Frame dw elling with eight rooms, lot
feet, with good stable thereon.
Situated on Main Cross street, two squares
from the diamond. Excellent hs-ation.
The cheapest property iu the market.
Tlie lot alone is worth (he price. If you
want a "snap" here it is.
IIaki-.y S. Kifek,
Somerset, Pa.
Horrible Accident.
Henry, the young son of Mr. and Mrs.
Solomon Spangler, residing three miles
east of Btickstow u, met with a terrible
accident last Saturday afternoon. With
another young man by the name of Cus
ter he was out hunting, w hen they chas
ed a squirrel. Young Spangler leveled
his gun on it and tired, hut only cracked
' the cap, whereupon he set his guu u.Kn
1 the ground to recp, at the same time
j watching the squiricl. About that time
' young Custer tired at it. and young
j Spangler's gun had held fire and went off.
taking effect in liisfa-e. Dr. J. II. Gard
ner of Sloyestow n was immediately sum
moned and found, when he arrived, that
the lad was very weak from the loss of
hloo-1, but placed hint under ana-sthetics
and proceeded to explore the wound. He
found that the lower jaw Une was so
shattered that he had to remove the w hole
I ion e 1 nick far enough to leave only two
teeth on cadi side. The tongue was so
cut that about otic inch and a half bad to
Ik amputated and the upper jaw U.ne
was shattered to the extent tiiat but three
t.eth remain in it. The fai-e and nose
were cut in a horrible manner. The
d-M-tor has little hope of his patient's re
covery, but says it is possible he may nave
the U.v's life.
Good Sreai.
If you want g-xid old -fashioned bread
like mother used to bake, buy the Cin
derella ttangti. Its large high oven in
sures good hiking and roasting. Sold by
JA34KS Ii. HoI-Ilt UBAl-M,
Somerset, Pa.
George E. Tiyman Again in the Hotel
Snticest.
The many friends and patrons of the
Somerset IIousn will !e piuascd to learn
that that excellent hotel has again passed
under the management of Mr. tieorge II.
Taynian, he having taken jxissession of it
Monday morning. Mr. Tayman was
manager of the hotel during the first ten
or tw elve years it was open to the public
during whidi time he conducted it so
successfully that it gained a w ide reputa
tion as one of the leading public houses
in the country. Few men in the hotel
business have more friends than the gen
ial, "liody," and none of them know I let
ter how to conduct a public house. The
liquor license w as transferred to Mr. Tay
man at Saturday's regular adjourned
mu rt.
Permanent Certificates.
An act approved by the (iovernor June
2s reads as follows:
That the suiierintendent of public in
struction shall cause to be prepared a
new grade of teachers' certificate to le
-alled a permanent certificate which
shall Ik granted by him to praHical
teachers holding professional certificates
upon the recommendation of the Uard
or Uiards of directors in w hose employ
ment the applicant shall have taught Tor
the three proi-eding annual school terms,
whhh shall lie countersigned by the
proper county, city or Uirough superin
tendent in oiih'e w hen the application
shall Ik; made and approved by a com
mittee for each county or city, in case a
separate teacher's annual institute is
held therein, which committee snail
consist of three practical teachers hold
ing a valid teacher's certifi-ate; who shall
Ik appointed and commissioned as
examiners by the superintendent of
public iustrudion for a term of three
years and who shall I subje-t to re
in n al by him at any time; and such
permanent certificate shall continue to
be valid in such county; city or UirxHigh
unless forfeited according to the pro
visions or the act, and shall also entitle
the holder to teach one year in any other
county, city or lorough in thia com
monwealth without re-examination, at
the end of hich time it may be endorsed
by the proper county, city or Uyongh
superintendent, if from penton.il knowl
edge he shall deem it worthily held, and
it shall then confer upon the bolder the
same rank and privileges as ia the coun
ty, city or borough where issued, and
such permanent certificate shall only le
annulled upon complaint duly proven of
incompetency, cruelty, negligence or
immorality made to the state superinten
dent and a committee of teachers elected
and constituted asaforesaid. Sec, 2. That
all the acts or parts of act-i inconsistent
herew ith be and the same are repealoL
Pennsylvania State and Fayette coun
ty Fair at I'niontown, Pa., Septemlier 9
u, lsii I)j not. fail to attend.
Jnrort for September Term ef Comrt.
The following named persons have been
drawn to serve as jurors at the ensuing
term of C4urt, commencing Monday, Sep
tember 2t, Issu:
iiR.tMi jritom
Addison Charles A. Mitchell, Samuel
McXair.
Allegheny Elias Suhrie, James Tip
ton, Ii. W. Foust.
Brothersvalley J.ieoU J. (ilessner, F.
J. Walker, Henry Carver.
Black Oliver Critehfield.
Fair Hope Joxiah Bridegum.
Iower Turkeyf.iot Kiuilrly Lenhart.
Meyersdale Borough A. J. Ilreig,
Jacob Saylor.
New Centerville Borough George
Brant,
Northampton John M. Stief, Philip
Poorbaugh.
Somerset Borough Charles E. Pile.
Somerset Presley MrAlister, George
C. Mostoller.
Southampton Perry Baker, Eli Martz.
Stonycreek U. W. Smith, Albert K.
(ilessner.
Summit John A. KenneL
TRAVERSE JCIIORS KinsT WKKK.
Addison Kobert Silbaugh, Francis
Tresslcr.
Brothersvalley Ephraim Brant, Henry
C. Wahl, Kufus Hay, Jonathan Baer.
Black Alex Snyder.
Berlin Borough Abner B. Krenier,
Al!crt Dively, W. V. Marshall, John C.
Engle.
Conemaugh Isaac K. Shaffer, Joseph
Itish, Emanuel Kaufman, Jacob Ilersh-
lerger.
Casselinan Borough Ix-vi L. Welmer.
Elklick Jacob Kensinger.
tireenvillo A. (t. Yutzy, E. K. Hoch-
stettler.
Jefferson Benjamin Beam.
Litnvlu J. W. Baker.
Meyersdalo Borough C. E. Crowe,
Emanuel Lichty, J. F. Wiland. Wm. II.
.Ufall.
M iddlecreek Josiah Barron, Wesley
Baker.
Milford Sol. W. Flick.
Northampton S. W. PisirlMUgh.
Ogle Benjamin Berkey,
Salisbury liorough Clayton Statler.
Samuel Lichty.
Shade- Samuel Sorlier.
Somerset Borough James Casscdy, C.
P. Hol.ler1.aiim, A.J. Ilileman.
Somerset Harvey Schrock, John L.
Diet.
Stonycreek Josiah I Trent, Hiram H.
Grady, John o. Lamlicrt, Isaac Fleegle,
Edward Imiliert.
Stoyestown Borough Jacob Straub.
Summit Wilson Ku bright, Cyrus J.
Fike.
Somerlield Borough G. W. l-nhart,
P. V. Ncdrow.
TKAVKKSK JI'RoKS SWIND WKKK.
Allegheny Henry C. Felton, John li.
Wambaugh, Amos Ware, Georgo Wlch
man. Berlin Borough John Bonhciiner.
Brothersvalley Cornelius Cover.
Benson Borough H. W Ilolsepple.
Conemaugh Samuel Thomas, Samuel
Mishler.
Fair Hope John W. Hudson.
Elklick Simon Nit-kelson, M. J.
Beachy, Orlando Flescht-r.
Jefferson John Sleasman, Wm. B.
Wissinger, J. Calvin Bruner.
Jenner Jonathan Shunk.
liower Turkeyf.sU F. S. Kreger.
Liucoln Amos J. Shaulis, Noah H.
Stem, John J. Bitner, Jacob J. Hay.
Meyersdalo Borough Charles Plitt,
William I.ckenby.
Milford Herman Savior.
Northampton Cornelius Miller.
KK-kwood Borough Alfred Ward.
Salisbury liorough Samuel Koontr.
Shade Iewis Wirick.
Somersf't Borough Fred Holbrook.
Somerset William lloyts, John H.
Fox, Chas. L. Trent.
Stonycreek II. H. Schrock, Alltert P.
Kimmel.
Summit Noah K. Visler, Milton C.
Homer.
I'pper Turkeyf.mt Bruce Cramer.
Timber Land for Bale.
The Executor of Abraham Beam, dee'd,
w ill sell at public sale at the Court House,
Sept. -Ji, lstr., at l:.'top. m., the undivided
one-half of the Barbara Adams tract of
3iai acres and allowance, in Jefferson
township, adjoining lands warranted in
names of John Hill, Benjamin Bankson,
Benjamin Hush, Rudolph Pletdier and
others, containing :ba acres and allow
ance. Land w ell timbered.
Buffalo Bill's Great Exhibition Altered,
Enlarged and Improved.
The event in the amusement world this
year will U' the advent of Buffalo Bill's
Wild West. It is over eight years since
this great educational entertainment has
Ikh-ii seen in this vicinity, and in those
years it has had an experience and a
career unequalled In the world's history.
It has many times traversed the At
lantic; it was the crowning feature at the
great Carnival in London in commemo
ration of the fiftieth year of the reign of
tiueen Victoria; it disputed with the
Eiffel Tower the palm for interest and
succeMs at the World's Fair in Paris in
lwi; it traversed Europe, crossed the Alps
and the Pyrenees, and camped liencath
the walls of the Alhamhra and withiu the
vast interior of the Colosseum at Koine.
Princes, potentates and power j have all
tieen guests at its tables and have learned
the lessons of the conquest of the New
World from ioiKiueror and conquered.
The unofljcial recognition of eight gov
ci ninenU i necessary to secure the dif
ferent classes of horsemen w lio compose
the human interest of the show. There
are Itussian Cossack and Indians and
Aralis and South American Gam-hos and
Cowboys and Plainsmen, of w hom Colo
nel Cody is the type, and Mexican
Buralie from old Mexico, headed by the
truly wonderful Signor Oroiieza, and
Texas Vaqueros (Spanish Ameri-auis),
thus including all the primitive men who
are horsemen, and iu conjunction with
them cavalry from Hie I'uited States,
England, Franco and Germany,
representing the four greatest cavalry
nations of the w orld.
To give the erfornianee in as complete
form as it was given iu Chirago is requir
ed an auxiliary corps of employees,
besides .10 arena performers, KOO in all.
There are 'Ji draught horses which are
used to haul the paraphernalia alone, be-sidi-s
the 3K horses used in the arena.
The magnitudeofthis enterprise, which
travels with all the requirement of an
army, is in itself a marvel. It requires
two trains to transKrt it, and carries with
it not only an army of men and homes.
but the largest portable grand stand, cap
able of seating ii,tt people, ever eon
tnieted, and a portable electric light
plant ofiYMiiWcandle-pow-er, w hich gives
"a lustre of midday to objects below."
The many thrilling events which btir
the blood in literature are re-enacted by
the participants. The Indian at home;
his habits customs and manners in peace
and war; his amusements and his laUirs
are all depicted. The life of the acout,
the emigrant, the pioneer, the cow-punch
er, and the express rider, are all fully il
lustrated with fascinating verisimilitude.
Added to this is the great educational
feature, presei.tingthe Congress of Rough
Riders of the World. From the plains of
Tartary and the steppes of Russia, from
the pampas of South America, and from
the Hying cavalry of all the great stand
ing armies of Europe they come to bid us
View them in friendly rivalry.
The spectator' seats have been arrange
ed in horse-altoo form, giving everyUsly
a full and perfect view of tho arena. The
(op of the stand will protect from nun and
rain. It will be not only a great enter
tainment, but an educational exhibit
without equal.
Naturally, the great labor and the pro
pitious events which enable Colonel Cody
(Buffalo Bill) to get together this marvel
ous object lesson in history will never be
repeated, and this opportunity to aee
them should not lie neglected. It will be
in Johnstown, Sept. (ith.
Pennsylvania State and Fayette coun
ty Fair at Uniontown, Pa., Septemler 9
toltlsij. Do not fail to attend.
2EPUBLICAH PLATPOBlf.
At Alopted by the State Contention Wed
nesday. The following is the platform adopted
by the State Convention:
We aetvpt uii'.te.-vcdly the determina
tion enunciated by fio Republican Na
tional Convention .' Is").' ; that we de
mand the use of oo' h gold and silver
money, with suth restrictions and under
such provisions, to bo determined by-
legislation, as will secure tho mainten
ance of the parity of value of th two
metals, so that the purchasing and debt-
paying power of the dollar, whether of
silver, gold, or paper, shall at all I in. cm
bo equal.
Faithful to the Republican party and
U'lieving it to be the settled doctrine of
the party that the honor of the Nation
and the interests of its citizens require
the maintenance of a National currency,
every dollar of w hich, whether in gold.
silver, or notes, shall be of a staple value
and of equal purchasing power, this Con
vention hereby declares it opjKwition to
the deliasement of the National currency
by the admission of silver to free and un
limited coinage at the arbitrary ratio of
1G to I.
We declare our continued adherence to
the Protective policy which has lieen so
sturdily championed for one hundred
yearn by the great men of our Stato and
of our Nation, and to the acceptance of
which policy by the Republican party
the country owes all the prosperity it has
enjoyed during the last thirty years.
We insist upon tho passage of such
legislation as will secure the restoration
and maintenance af this x.liey without
qualification or alwtement.
We charge the Democratic party, under
Mr. Cleveland's leadership, with the
precipitation upon the country, in the
csirly part of Istii, of the most disastrous
industrial ami financial panic in our his
tory, which was caused by the open
threat of Mr. Cleveland to destroy ilie
Protective policy, and the fear that other
radical and destrui-tive legislative changes
would le attempted by the same leader
ship. The country has had an object
lesson in destructive statesmanship which
it will not soon forget.
We rejoice that the scheme of Mr.
Cleveland and other Free-Trailers to in
flict Umiii the country the infamous Wil
son Tariff bill, as passed by the House of
Representatives, was defeated in tho
United States Senate. One year ago a
Tariff bill which cmUMlics siilistantial,
although not complete, coin-essions to
the Protective Klicy, iK-came a law w 'it li
on t the President's signature. Such a
measure of prosperity as the country en
joys to-day is due b the radical chang.-s
made by the United Slates Senate in the
Wilson bill and to tho subsequent elec
tion of a new Congress, pledged to resist
the Cleveland Free-Trade policy. We
thank tho Republican members of the
House of Representatives from Pennsyl
vania for their activity in excising the
destructive character of the Wilson Tariff
bill as passed by the House of Represen
tatives, and we thank the Republican
Senators from Pennsylvania for their
efiicicut help in securing its defeat.
Especially do we thank Senator Jlattliew
Stanley Quay for his heroic resisUince to
the bill throughout many weary months.
leading the Republican opssilion to its
enactment, and finally compelling the
Democratic majority in the Senate to
agree to the sulistitution of many Pro
tective duties for its Free-Trade provi
sions. We charge upon the DennH-mtic party
the present condition of tho Federal
Treasury, which presents a constantly
grow ing deficit ill receipts as compared
with expenditures, compelling the Ur
rowing of money in large amounts at
exorbitant premiums iu time of peace to
maintain the credit of tho Government.
For two years the Democratic party has
had complete control of the Executive
and Legislative branches of the National
Government, yet it has failed utterly to
provide sullicient revenue to meet the
ordinary wants of the Government, For
its failure, its responsibility is absolute,
and it has exhibilod to the world su.-h
inability and faithlessness in the dis
charge of the high trust committed to its
care that its history continues to excite
the contempt and distrust of all thought
ful citizens.
We favor the adoption of a fixed and
vvell-considered isilicy for the permanent
iK-tterment of the highw ays of the State,
so that the means of communication by
private conveyam-e lietween the farms of
the State and the neighUiring markets
shall Ik improved, and encouragement le
given to the enlarged use of these high
ways by our citizens. We continue to
demand the enactment of such legislation
as will prevent the immig-.ition of pau
pers, criminals and persons incapable
either physii-ully or mentally of self-sup-Kirt,
and we indorse the bill that passed
the House of Representative prepared
and introduced by our distinguished
Congressman Hon. William A. Stone.
We commend the splendid administra
tion of Gov. Daniel H. Hastings, w hich
has fully justified the confidence in him
of the voters of the Commonwealth, as
expressed in the enormous majority giv
en him last fall.
Rrwtlml, That we decry the grow ing
use of money in politiis and the corpor
ate control of legislatures, municipal
councils, slititail primaries and elec
tions, and favor the enactment of legisla
tion and enforcement of laws to correct
such abuses. We earnestly insist ujHn
a form of civil service which w ill prevent
the enslavement of public otllcors and
employes and the compelling of those
appointed to preserve the peace to con
fine themselves to their duties, which
w ill insure absolute freedom and fairness
in lKstowing suite and county municipal
contracts and will punish any form of
favoritism in granting them; which will
forbid the granting of exclusive fran
chises to deal in public necessities and
comforts and sanitary requirements, and
w ill insure, the recognition of ability
and fidelity in the public service, keep
ing service to the country ever foremost
when accompanied by ability and fitness.
We demand that public oflb-e should
lie for the public lienefit and its term in
subordinate positions should lie during
g.xsl behavior. No public employer or
officer should be permitted to influence
primaries or elections, nor upon any
pretense to 15 assessed ujion his salary,
and all unnecessary positions and sal
aries should be aUdishcd and expendi
tures an-l taxation reduced; there should
lie a uniform basis of valuation on prop
erty for public puriswesj corporations
enjoying public privileges should pay
for them, and schools should be divorced
from MilitiiM and kept almolutcly from
IKilitical influence and control.
Indiana Hormil School.
The Indiana Normal School of Penn
sylvania graduated seventy-one this year
Every candidate in all the classes was
approved by the State Examiners. Elec
tric lights. Elevator for girls. Next
term ojiens Se"pteniber .VI, IsJCu. For cat
alogue address,
I). J. Waller, Jr.,
Principal.
To Ten Listie Lime Stone.
The Listie Mining Company have erec
ted a large temporary linio kiln close by
theooal tipple at their mines and will
thoroughly test the quality of lime stone
Jbund immediately underlying the lied of
coal. Incase the lime burns aH right.
and there la every reason to lelieve that
It will prove satisfactory, several perma
nent kilns of modern design will 1 erec
ted. Superintendent Georgo Krebs Is
giving the matter his personal attention
and says that the Listie people will make
as vigorous an etTeort to sell their lime as
they have their coal, and, as is well
known, the latter article is firmly estab
lished in the eastern markets. -
Do you want to Isiy a first-class musi
oil instrument at a moderate price? Go
to Snyder's drug store
Highest of all ia Leaveninj Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Rqort
'Held np a Tax Co'lestor.
UxioNroiVN, Pa, Aug. Tax Col
lector E. F. Woodward, of Dunbar
township, was held up bv highwaymen
and roblicd last night. Wle-n he rcn-h-ed
Rankin's w.mkIs, in North Union
township, three men sprang from the
roadside and attacked him. One held
the horse w hile tho other two covered
him with their revolvers. Then they be
gun beating him, ami he was dragged
from his buggy. The robls-rs went
through his pK-kets, taking all the money
he had, which amounted to fSA. When
Mr. Wotslward regained c-jusciou-mci-ts
ho found his horse hitdicd to the fence
and his purse and some papers lying by
his side.
DIED.
MARKER. Harry Edward, son of
Daniel M. and Ijiurer Marker, died on
the 'Jim h lust., and was buried ut King
woisl on the g7ih, aged 7 months and l i
days.
MAURI KI.
WILL M m RE. ( In Monday, August
JiSth, at the homo of the bride, by Rev. A.
B. Miller, Mr. Horace G. Will, of Glade;
to MLs Sadie E. M.sire, of New Ixing
ton, Somerset county. Pa.
Make Cows Pay.
Twenty cows and
one Little Giant
Separator will make
more butter than 25
cows and no separa
tor. Five cows will
bring $200 to $300 and one
separator will cost $125.
Five cows will cat a lot of
feed; a separator eats noth
ing. Moral: Make the cow
business pay by using a sep
arator. Send for circulars.
P. M. Suabplks, Westchester, Pa.
Butland, Vt.
A
DM IN ISTKATollS' N( TH K.
Milt.-of John Shaflt-r. late of Somerset town
ship. Somerset eoiinly, 1'a., dec M.
Itent of !OllllilllrttRit!ll run trxtumrn-
to ttmtrxti on the hImivc estate Imvini;
Im-cii Krun'cd to the iiii(ter'un.-d t.y tlie
roiT authority, tioti.e i- h.-r.-i.y iv n
IomII in rs.ic kiitwiiii lh.-iu4-lv- I.. Is in-
it. -lit.il to sai.l eslalle lo Inuke l m ln.sl i :tl f It'iy-
nieiit. and lhis hat inu claims ir '.-ui:ii..N
against the same will pr.-s.-ni ili.-m l..rs.-lle-
meiit on Sjiti.nlav, ih-l.iiH-r riti, I!.., :ii ui-
oili.-e o( JdIiii K. S".tt, t:i On- h.n.tiii ol
si.iim-rs.-t,
IIKCM.VV J. SUA r r Kit.
UtANKUN i: I.i HI.
J. It. S.-lt. Ally. Administrators, c. t. a.
A
riHTOK'S NOTU K.
Kstate of Moses A. In tin- I
Kos d-ed. j il Sol
If. u .....1.
r(. halls' Co.irt
:iers.-t I'o., 1'a.
tr to litril
l.er: K. Itoss
will and tes
..... ..... .T. ...1 ... ..... I......I... ,.t 1.
one of the executors of the last
anient of .tl.ls.-s .-. Itoss, la
te Of AlllllNl.l1
Z thoc h-e.illy
ovvnhii. d.-e'd., to and iinmiii
tit ll t.sl ther-to. notice i li. n l
i-ill sit nt the ofticc of Kooi.t .
.y t-n.-n liuil 1
.!-. in the
.-aid (.tup:-,
o'e!.K-k . in.,
rn-s!ed ran al-
. (Mii.K.
Auditor.
borough of Soiiu rsvt, I'a., lor
on Friday. Si pt. iTth. ls'i", at 1
when and where all uirii. bit
tend. J
Sheriff's Sale
Valuable Real Estate.
Hv virtue of a certain writ of levari Kaeias.
Istli.sl out of the Court of I ..llllll. Ml 1'lens ol
S.iinerse" county, I'm., lo me lir.-et.-d. there
will l, cxocd to ule at tlie (curt House, In
Soiiicr-w-t lioroMli. on
Wednesday, Sept. 25ih, '95,
At I o'clock P M..
the foilowins .I.---riheJ r- il estate, to- .t :
Ail the riuat. title, int. -.--:. elai u and d -
mau l of J-iiin K. lla-i 1. of. i:i and lo
nil that certain lot of croun-l Miu.ite 111
Me.vers.talc lT mjh, sx!n.Tet c.e.itity, 1 .1..
i.M-iiU-d oil the soetii side of La: .re :n- t. nut
Is iiuiiiIk red on the .lull of said iM.niaii. in
tlie Mevers addition, u lot No. J12. troiititi.'
VI f.--t 011 ljir." tn et. an I riiniiin j l.i.-U -
f.-et towards tlie Flu:;!iertv en . k. In-in;: ti e
same lot conveye.! I.y Samii'-l 1. I.iv.-;.... I
to John r . Wiland, t.y dveil uiil-tl -siti .tian-11.
ist and itcord-tl at Soai. r- in the It eor
cr'oni In IVtsI Keeord. Vol. si. ..t-e i.l.
having thi-ri-oii t-nvt.-il u two .ory name
d Uiim hulls-, a one-!oiy frame shop and
other out l.uiidinirs. with the n.eiiri.-imn-es.
Taken III execution lilld to In- v.:.i u III.
i.ros-rlv 01 joiin 11. ttn.-.n-i. in me ui
Middle st.it, h l'i. I'.uildiii-j and oii-:ni.
lion t'oiiiuiiy of Haiseostown, .M.I.
Terms :
NoTlCC All iiersons nin-lia:n; nt the j
lilH.tes:ile wiM i.l.-as.-take noli.-. tu:.t III -r (
cent, of the iiiirli:e. uioiiev must he cnd
wii.-ii lrol..-rtv Is knocKed llott 11: ntliern. ise 11
will uuaiu lie exs-.l toKtlent the ri-k ol the
hist iHircha-s r. The residue of the purchase
iion. -y must It- -.iid 011 or Is fore the day ol
coiiiiriii'ition, viz: Thursday. Slept. -.tti.
KiV. Nodiist will fM-nckii.-wlediicd until lue
purchase inon-y is Ktid iu fuil.
Shi-rifTs lffl.e, KI'VAKI H'Kiv Kit.
Sept. Ith. ) rner.ii.
Public Sale
Vahabb Rsal Estate.
Tin underi ju.-il a.liuiiiitnilor of Klizu-
ts-th .iiiiiiierni.iii. late ul Sum ri-! futility.
Jii.. d.-r'd., will i-xm' to piiiilic sale un U.c
iin-inises. in liu. -in iiioiiiii:; lown-ihip, is.uniy.
ltid SiUitf Hiori-sjiid, 'l
Friday, September 27th, '95,
At 10 O'clock A. M.,
.f siihl d:iy. the follouinu d.serilH-d n-:il cs-
tate, liite tin proi ny ol i-.il--iix-iii .iniiiier
111:111, dee'd., a per order of 1 ouru
All that ci -rtiiin tmct of land siTuat' 111
o ileum lion in--' tou'iishin. comity and Mate
ulon-suid, adjoinint: lnds of .f.ilm V". M.-loll.-r.
Aaron Ifciruett. Nirih Shaller's estate
and others, contiiininu ll aires and II p reli
cs more or less, which hy sundry d.i-.i and
coiivcvnliccs IHX-.IIIU Vls!-d III tlie d.-e'd. "see
ln-il Kccitrd of So.u.-rs.-i cuiiiy. l. oi.
ii Kiee 'iT, Ac. A!l liens to l dixestct t.y
th.-saie.
Terms :
om-lkilf a-h. the kilaiicf i:i one y.iir.
with IntcreKt rrom date of vile.
A till A HAM . 1 M M Kit MAN.
J. II. I'hl, Atty. Adiiilnistnitoratid 1 rust.-e.
XrTI('l- F AlTLK'ATIOX FOli
t'H A KTKIL
Ni iTH'K l lien-hy tiven that an application
will In made lo the -ovcrnor of the state of
IV nns lvatiia, on Monday, the nth Sc ptc uit-tr,
A. l.,"stV, hv II. II. Tlioiiia'. Itolx-rl Au-;iis-linc,
lir. T. J. JiHsihs, li. W. I'iiiIh-1, Win. A.
Krev and olhent, under the Act of Asseml.ly
of the i-oniiiioiiwcalth of reiinsylvaiiia, in
tilhsl "All Act to provide for the iiieor)Hri
tloll nnd rej-ulatiou of errtaiii cor.nitior.s,"
approvisl April 1ST I, and the mipilciiicnlM
thereto, for the charter of an ii.tcn.-ed -orp.-nillon
to brailleil The Himertleld Telephone
( ompaiiv. the eluinu ler and ol.i---t whennf in
tlie iiisini-ting, luatnlainini; anil n--iauii
ut liius u( teli ; .hone Hitliin th? state ol
IV llli.v Ivnliia. in the counties of Somerset and
Kavetie, I liu sencral routi-s of which are a
follows. oiiimeiii iii-; at the State line x
tween the SUil.-s of lVinisy Ivalila and Mary
land in the comity of Somerset, at or m-ar
the iHilt where the National road cnsi-s
said line; thence conm-ciintf with Hie towna
of IVtcrshurs. Stiiiierti.-ld, llanieil-. llle. 1'i.n
ftuciiif, I'rsina. l.iniiil.iirR anil oilier towns
In I he county of hay. lie. and tcrminatiiitf at
the siatr line tie! wi-cn the siat.n of Pennsyl
vania and West Yininiu, in the county of
Kavelte, at or near the point where the linin
donviile tind i-osmh said line, and for tins
purpiiw lo have, possess ami enjoy ail the
rights, la-nerits and pnvihtresof the said Act
of Assembly and its supplemeiits.
tUH- KUTH 4 Kfl'PKI
isolicitors.
Public Notice.
Notice i lierehv piven th:it the pi t. lion of
Michael Lonu, exca-utor of I h. last will and
testament of li.sime Hardin, late of Wella-m-liunc
Ixirunh, SMiiuerm-t caiiinty, 1'a., dee'd.,
van iima-nta-d tut he irphi.n' Court on the
ith day of Jllln. IKl-V, M-tling forth that he
had fully administered tilt a-state and dis
trthutasf the aai'ls. ami pniyin the Court
that lie ltedlM-haiv.il from the iliui.-s of ayiid
appoliitnient, and Ihiit tu-.id tetition will in-tu-anl
hy the Court on Monday, the Jtul day of
Sept. IM'. Uv the Court,
JACOH S. MIUJ-'.R.
t la rk.
Public Notice.
Notice Is herchv given that the petition of
Ml. hael Uuig and Henry' ' " admiiiistra
lorsatf Henry Umir. late of Mlltonl township,
Naiiierct county, 1'a., dax-'d.. was presa-ntcd
Hi the tiriluiii" Court, on theKth day ol June,
1aV m ttinif forth that Ihey tiave fully aillnia-
i ..... - i i,....,!.'! .li.l n lMit.1 111., it wl ...
Iirin. ..ir-iiiH .......... .- - .
and pniyinit the Court tliat they le disehanc-
ei irolll tlie allllics aai saiai apitiionn-iit, m...
that said tilion wiil Ite h.-ard l.y the Court
ou Mon.biy, the iUI day of Sepu lk
Ky Ihe Court,
J Al l ill S. MIl.I.KIl,
Clerk.
SIIKKIFFS SALKS.
I'.y virtu- uf ri'rLiii writ-; -nf KitTi
F.t -iui3 1 -niit'ii uul if the routt ol r.mmnii
IM'-w of ?itiit-rM imntv. Ki., tiM-r'
.l t' li ul lll-t.U1t liU-4( lit Miin-r-
Friday, Sept. 20, '95,
AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M.
tho firllowinz tli'M.'riUtl n-al Walr. (o-wit
All the riirht, til!, Iulnt, rluliu mt dt
iiuiiid f N!s4n Uiiintr, ift in rnt t r p
Utiii tnil f land iluatir in Nirthuniton
t iship, SoitH'DM't county, Ta. roiilntitln
ne hiiiuln'd arm morv r Uh, Imii arr-
( lur, ImiIuu timU r, adjoining limtis of Hi
r:t tit Itittiirr, Thotniu K-m. Ii-i)jifniii Hi tint-ram!
Thoma Wi ld, with the nirttiiaii-
Taken In exerution ami to tm tutld a? tlte
pniiMTlv of Nelson ititliHT at tlieiuit or !l-n-ry
J. Wiiinuth, Mtllard K. Brinliam anl Jo I
inlfilh, aUiuiniitratora uf Alfrrd Wiliaolhf
hta.
AI.h)
All lh ritrht, ttt!'t irit n-Ht, rlalTii ami ritv
liiiiii'l of Joiiittliaii lYttt. ilt-ffiiilitiiL, aii-J A.
K. Hi tt tier, terrv tenant, of, in and to a certain
tnet of land Mitnate in Hntthentvalley town
nhiji. SoiiM-i-l eiiiily, la.f adjottuiiK hindH
of AniifN Walkt-r, Jodtii 4uuiU-rt, John
iLnifliN ht-irKaiid Krank !ln heirvand oili
iT, riti!ainiii I V acrin, Kt ru t iiHii.uri alMiiil-lLaen-elr,
ltlaii-i Wfll tini'MTiil, It iviri
tleTnm rvrted a cnk dwelling hu-i, lur
Iruik Uim and otttr out liiiildins, with Hie
a tirt-nanei-. All tne miiit-ral under lha
laria, i-tt t th'-e tinder uxut l" at n-
aniuud tiie iMiHtiin.'S ami all the liinlona
uh v the four f't vi-in of -olI on the north
Mid-ol a si:fr trf MLandtn on top tf tii
lull h r- r Hi i i- and do not jttsa with tlie Mile
of tin (;.nti.
I'tiUi-;! in exeetitioii and t I i"Id n the
pruix riy f Jo:::i(luiu 1'nlti. d--f ii'lnnl, and
A. r'. H'tMit r. lerre t nant, at tti uil of IK
J. r.rul.ik r. r.f-uor of I'hilip Kiitid, d
eintd, i l. al.
Al-sii
ATI the rijht. title. Inf.n.it, claim 1 Ie
ii:unt of IVrntinrJ K nttM-M, if( in -md to a
errluin tr.iel l latil -jit mil. in rtv; oic
tuniiip, MiiH-rs-1 tounty, ka . eoniutniii
I ' arnH. alit 7 aenH rl-ar, l-t!:iiM c HiuU r,
;ttjiruri tandf Kty-l'int 4 ki 'o , and A.
Vili:ioin ht-ir on Klatiirhcrty Tk, having
Ihereitu rm-tefl a t wo-tory .1 n.-hintf lim-,
stahli, simp and otlitr out Imtldin s witli the
a pi 11 r! 1 u 4 1 1 ei
Takt'll tn ! Tilt Ion aiT to !e wtld a tlie
1rl4Tty of li rnhanl Kni'h ,al Ih' rui of
I Miry A. 1 1 -ijiiT.
AI-SU
All tlie rlht, titi. Intn-st, e'iaim and it
m nd ( Simon S I-oik, of, in and tt lh fl
hw in; ili-?M-rii ral iJaI', to-wit:
No. I. A rr-rt.iln lot f umund Mtu:te iu
Klk k to'.vii-hi p, .-Mnier'l etinty, :nl
j(Miiiiit iaiiil- f :iiou-l ltak-r, and tlie pu
lie r td on th-imrtti atid ta-l. Imvini; ttirr
011 r-l-l a tie ;tir' duJlin Imh.i-., -tal'l
andoilit-r out building-., with tin ppurtt
liauieM. No. i. The undivided int. r. t of the dr
frieiaiit in a lt of hmiikI. rontaintin; one
a-r more or lev-, late tiif pnitrty t( ii':i
I-oik. tlr-'d., adjoining N. 1. atMve. th p:ii
lie mad. land? of ixtiiuif HafctTand otta r.
T;i kt ii in tiutiu and lo he H4U a. tiie
pr.-Tty f Simon S. Folk, at th" u:t of KIi
jah hi-:i4trMl.
A!o
AH the ri!it. title. int.rf-t. claim and d
m tnd of 1 i'hivv Jo)inu, f. in ;md to a t r
tiiiii tmct of liind -:ui:il.- in l;ntiir-rva!U y
tornhip, Sriit rs-t ouaty, i'a., eiilaitiini;
inia-r-H n;tir or !-, adjiuii.ie land- of
K'i'Jil-!!! AlIIiith'T, Fniiikiin il-sni-r, tJro.
Ht Kl.y h-.r, M HmtI Vaikr and tnlo-rr,
luiviii tiirvoii -nvtd a !wo-sttry dvAt llin
li-ni-s., tciuk In m, .-tti'ar i-tmp and th-r out
huildimrs witti the appurtcnanc .
TMkeii in extcutloii and to Ix fid n th
pn.jH ny of 1 e"irgi Johnson, at the Mill of
V. K.Jaiite-i.
AlJ-J
All the rih!, title. intm-M. claim ami d
ma nd of IhtVid 1. ii;iiitN. of, in arid to the
following d'-MTt'n-d real ?ta! t-wi!r
No. 1. A c.-r.Hi'i lnt t of land xituate in
J'-IlfPMi town-ship. si:iirft county, Ph.,
ciMit:iin;n4 aere more r lerv. ahout V
acns eic:ir, iMiaia-e tun U-r, adjoiuiut; land-
of tim2tr aniiier, ls;iae lU-rkcy, Ifctiih-I
I'hillippi and other, liavinj; t hereon enetel
a twKMory dwelling hoiie. Iank Uirn, oii
1 r -tiop, suareamp and other out huildint.
No. A trad ol land Mttiate ai MforcKiFd,
contain in t; ii aere inonr les, :i iHHit 7 arf
ele:ir. hnlaiiec tinitK-r. ad.Miinintf No. I ainne,
and lands of aetinre tiardner, John Kimiie I
an d others, n ith the anpurt iiiuii' ?.
Taken in exea-ntion and to In- jm,d n th
JniMrtyof Imvid K Staiulin, at tlie uit of
eniiie C. Miller.
VI -Ml
All the ri-zht, title iut-rest claim and de
mand of J. f. L. (iolm, of, f:i anil to a certain
tract of land Mtua'e In Jenner townstup.
Somerset county, Ta., couiaiiiiti; lli acn-,
more or le... U:it y a:e- dear. tKilatn-e
titntwT. adiitiniit latuN of Js. ph iLiyman,
Kinriii J. I.;tuv:h, K lw..r I l hMii.i. i nmk
liu il'ii r. Ifcini- i I-iir and I'harfen Walrers,
h; vinif lhenoii ereetel a two-tr Iioiim. a
new tr-iiik Ktrn, and other out buildings ith
then ppurtenanees.
Taken in execution nm! to Im -add as tlie
pn.H rly 01 J. f. !. loiui, al llie suit of
Adam AnUad.
-Terms:
N'TICC- '1 I-.-r-.oii pureh.iiiiK ft the
'n.ve sill.- aid pi.-.!..- tike not ut I hiit hi i-r
!c.
t. of the iiurclii!--. 1:1011. -v must I- iu.1
vl.-11 pr-Tiv is kn.M-kiil down, i hervisc
i I w i:l iiu.illl in' ep.rw-i to Jsileat the Tik of
tii.-riisi pun-hiiser. Tin- i-i-sidm ol the pur
1 lui-e iii.i.i.-y im;-.! In- i:id on or iN-ton- the
d .v of eoi.!ir:.i.il :i. vi.: Tiiursduy. s pt.
'J-itfl. l-'i. 'o .i..-.t Will lie l.ekliowh-di'.tt
ill...'. III.- pun iiiix.- 111 uiey is nd in lull.
s.,,ri:rs oiti.-e. I KIAV.IU Il.niVKK.
Aiia. "i-th, ".".
l ntr.
Qornr ritiK LAMATiox.
W'HKlii s. The lion. Jnnn H. I.m;k-
I k II. l'reidelit Judge ot the several I 'olirts
of t'omluoll I'l.-asof the s4-i-ral iiHilltiesi-oui-ein
the lili Ju.lit-iiil li!riet. and JuMice
of I In 4 "on its of iy. r a ii. I T.Tininer and li.-n-cral
Jail I -it v, ry fr the trial of ail capital
and oim-r ofl.-nder. in lii said listriet. and
1. J. HoKNKK.ind No.iil liifKi km, Ki's.,
.Ii.l's of the Courts of 4-omuioii l'leas and
JiiMiffM of tlie Court a of oyer and Teniiiner
and lii neral Jail lclivery f..r the trial of ail
capital and oilier ot'eiiders iu l tie Counly f
somerset, have l-su.-d their preei -pta, and lo
me dir.vt.-d. Ut holdin-; a Court o.f Common
I'lnis and eiu-riil luarli-r Si-SMion. of tlie
l'i:tiaiid . nenii Jail la liver)'. hiiJ fuiirla
of tyer and Tcriuiiier at fsainersct. otl
Monday, Sept. 23d, 1S93.
Notice U lu-n-l.y -riven to al! the Juti.
of til. Pence, fh Conner and Ci.ii.-ihi.-s
w ii.'iin th.- sai 1 1 oiiiity ot Sonu .--..-t, ilu.t t hey
la then and I here iu their proer rsons with
11.. ir rolls. rei-orils.in. uiii:. iisex:iuiiii.-ilio!iH
a:i l other n-.ik.-iiil.ia:ie.-s, to do lii.e lhin'4
Hhi.-li to th.-ir oitii i and in tha In-half n
H'rtiiiu to le .lone, and nl they who will
prM-i-nte a-r.inst tiie prisoners that a re or
shall Is in the jail of Somcr t Comity, tola
tin il and tii.-re to proset ule against them us
shall beju-t.
EMVAKH IU H iV Ut.
sheriir.
J7XEClTOU s NOTK H
Kstate of William Sj-i.-ii. r. late . '.ianks
vllie, r:., dnM.
le tters t.-staiii.-niary on the ais.ve a state
having la. n Kninl-1 to :!i iind..r.;'ia-.l l.y
the pr.a-r ainlioriiy, nota-a is ii.-n-hv viv.-n
to all (N'rvous iiida-l.iil lo iii.l a-stjiia to ma ka
iiumi-'iiate pay iii.-nt, and those having eiaiins
iigaiii-.t Ha- same to pr.seui ilia-m ituly an-tiieiiti.-atail
for s.-ttieiin-:ii, at the a.ltiee of L.
i '. Aekerin.-iii, Sluinksvilla-, 1'a., oil Thursday,
la-t. at ii, lwV.
AI.ICK SI'KIi 'H F.K,
1 C. ACKKK.MAN.
Exifiitoraof William S-wli her.
Sure Cure.
The habit of wearing bad
attire can be thoroughly
anJ permanently eradicated.
No matter how long or
severely you have suffered
from this distressing com
plaint you can be cured by
one visit to my store.
CONSULTATION : FREE
Jonas L
-:- Baer,
"The Hustler."
Administrator's Sa!e
-
Vahabh Rsal Estate !
I'y irt'ieof tJie pnfcviHMi f th - I.i -t will
riiel t. -l ine nt of l-.lfai Mfatiner. Lite of l' r
i ur!ieyiHrt ! uiihtp, Stini-net rintyt 1'a..
det', Uiere will be e3.MMi to public tu!e, ou
tl:e rmif"T on
Saturday. Sept. 14, '95f
T 1 O'CLOCK P.
il kih! l.iv. a e-rl-tn tr-e! of l.nei -iln.tl- in
nli:, eiMtitl v ami Ntte i,fn-unt.
in)j.iini!i bielt . M. 'nmrr. Henry
K.mltey, Jai-i ttiilliji, M I'Iih .i ltu:-ti-.-r
Uli'l r-. ellaitiiiu
C5 Acres and 105 Perches
tnore or It -is, :t'it m-it h eleurvi!. j er-
In iiitnttltiw, tlie U I.i net of the hmt i Well
ti.iiiM-retIt luivinyi lwo-try
Loi,' Hon.se,
frame Nim and other out l.uildiiC's thereon
erea-tatl; tha-rv Is a tro.a.1 a.;la- aarrimnt aai the
.n-tiii-tt. It Is nituata-al near ahunliasa and
sa-httolM. and alaout two inilea from the It. ct l.
lia.lr.ai.1.
Terms
made known on day of
taule.
HAVID W. HANNKlt.
Administrator C T. A. ol Kliax .Sunuer, d.t'd.
Assignee's Sale
-OK-
Valuable Real Estate!
fly virtue of an onler Ijwueii nut nf the
te.irt of Common lesN of NunTwl roun;y.
to ine 'lireetil, I ill fxwM lor Mute ut 'iiht:c
oitu n tt the urt Houm In Smer-t, t..
on
Saturday. Sept. 7, '95,
At I o'clock P. M
the follow iuii da-sa-rilN-.l valtlahle n-ul estate,
v i.:
A certain tract of Land sif.late In Itlack
townsiiip, on Ihe Mud pike, als.ut aine and
a liaif utiles Ironi Millord station. s. A C.
niiintad, Soini rsa-t a-ounty, I'l-nusylvahiu, at
joiiiiii!; lauds of Iai. it I Hiiml-ert's heirs,
.1.. ni.-s A. At. lilsoii, 11. II. linnt. Vala iilme
H;, S;tiuii.-I shiniiaka-r and others, astntain
iiij 1st aeres atlit 7 ta ra iia-s mora or lats, atf
hieh ihera- an- alstui l aer-s eli-ar. d, ;i
a.-r.-s in m.ad.iM', havini; a lan;tr
Two-Story
Frame louse,
Innre Ine jU.m!i IUrnt wewther Kianletl,
lr:nk: hu-e, w:i;nii hlJ kiil other oui-
ImmMiiih thereon ffte.
Then- Hrea!-o two nmu nnhliifH of Mtft water
aici a w il on the r nil i; h:- a fine ajipU
i:eharl int oth. r in:i n the trinf ami I -mi
etre to ehun h aut ho4 liotiM ,
Terms :
Mlethinl ttf the tin-!ia?w money to te
:ill erill on tlltI llial Hrtl of 4lle Ullil ieliv
eiy 4.1 tltrtl, oe-tlitrit til lllllh 3111 olic
thir.i 1:1 one etir tiiln t iitiriti;iliu l "ale,
Willi iiiterei. Ten er -eiit. l urhase
linlie lo Im JuhI M hell I lie jr fert l-liek
et itw a. iH it rnti (ki nieiits to i 4enr!
hv jim I fluent ine on I tie jn ii ii-.
Av-ii.T of J-M ph . H'lin rt.
Assignee's Sale
Valuable Rsal Etats!
A X 1
Personal Property !
TS u:iti-rij;n!il 4f Anthonv
Kliefein-.'er arnl if-. will expose to puhlie
.iie:t il;e rexiU-:nv of Anthon- Khrk.riier,
ou
Saturday, Oct. 5th, 1895,
:xl 10 oYIw Ji M. Tit., the following roiertv?
to-u-it:
All th.'t eert;in trriet tf I:m situ-tte In
Hrnhep alley ttnvntnit, Soinen: t tunty.
I';i.. nlj!niii2 hmts f Win. Konl, "h;irlt-
II .Nivit, Mr. Israel lluiit.nuin. .lohn Siu4
inaker atnJ Win. I.ilolis cotiUtii.hi-j S7Z Mere
ni-ire or h?H. nUmt arrvs eieur nl til:in e
in timtHT, Il.ivui' tnereun envted a tfl two
Ntry Dwelling House,
iBink nn nther ont hiilMinns. The
ttrini-i u:nlerl;t!t with mxl rxil uimI tm
tiaiik u N-n. li in a triin ant irnniL;
tirnt. H:fv u l.ire su:ir -:iiii j ml tin lmr !4
uii'I Ct riii wt il watt t tl.
AIi, at Kiltie :iiin-i::id pliiie. then will Im
sol.t a lare lot of t ruling liup'.eineiits. ueii
a Wiiton. mower, thnfhin uiae!tine, plows,
harrow. ul htrs-. nw hi-4 ami Kit siUHf
k.-eler aii'l oth'-r H-j-Mr vwi.s and a lurtr
to; ot inu-ehoet furniture.
TERMS tile known on day of sjile.
U.-.t.m -.tn-' rritl will le iven.
V AI.K.M'INK IIAV.
jrr.Lir notick.
1 hetetiy rt.fy th:t th' fiil'orrin r.rt)un!-
Lte U-eu til.' 1 in mv (lliivairnrai.'u' to 1-iW
and will tn preiittl to thet'aurt for evnilir- j
tnatioii, on
Thursday, Sjptembsr 26th, 1895.
Th 'u l and final ammnl of lr. J. M.
I..i!te r, e.mii!iitt-e of Ahruhatu n.ial.er.
Ti.e tir.-t and tin.il ae .unt of M. A. lluit.-r.
a.-inee ei Kennedy Triee.
Tin fir.-.: and !.n.il :n-DUiit f Krne-d .
Kik-wt, n.!miiv of llintu:. Tressler and
W ! le.
t'irst and final aeeouut of Jtrn-ph H. Mill r.
aiiie- of I'oitr.td Miller.
V. V. SAYLOlt.
I'rotliont'tary.
NT1"K hereby -jiven ! all rtiistMii
eerned a li-m t1. ertli tor. or t h rxv liuil
the folio itii umunl have im-d lieiNt r,
and that Ihe-siine wiil Im presutetl ir-Hi-rinuat
tn and ullnwattee at an Orplian?' turt
to le held at .Mtiieret, I V (a
Wednesday, September 25th, 1895.
Kind all I final aa-.-ount f J.mu- F. 11 i:iu-r,
e.-a-iilir id K!iza'rt--y, d.v'd.
Kind and lii.al aeetiimt of Ai.raham Tra-xel,
atlininifinititr af l hn'lan Tr-ei. ili--d.
Kiita: and lina! aea.itnl .t J!m A. Krieilliiia,
e.xeenl.ar ail .ili4ilinah Pile, dee'il.
Urol and filial aeea.nnt a.f lleiirr Swarner,
a.liiiiintrat.ir i.f Malluas Marker, da-e'd.
1- in.t and rlnal aea-tttuil a.f 4.tH i.iihart,
admiiiinnittir tf Harriet Weaver, da.-'.l.
Tlnnl and final aeei.iiiit nf J. K. Hl inyer.
adiniiii-tralair and Tru-tav a.f l'.inul Wev
and, aie'..
A.i-ttunt nf Win. 1. II.ver. adiiiiiiilr.ala-r
of Ktnamiel l.iir. d.-a-'d.
A.V..IH1I of I liarU-ia Ki:ii. iidminb-lmUtr atf
K. I". Kiim, d.-a d.
Kir-I and tinal a.-eotl nt ai( Wm. A. Slia k
and I'harliia V. Nllek, iw.i atf Ihe execuiitna atf
Je-e Shi k. d.r'.l.
Kir-I and final a.-a-itinal atf J.thn S. Trimjay,
adiiiiniiral.traf Annie llnuielia-r. dea-'d.
Kind and tin il aeataint a. K. I'uiinitig
liain, adiiiiiiiximlatr uf Uliiu and Thankful
Hvat. d.t d.
K.tnrli an-l rin:il aa-aattint af Kliaa Kike. ana
atf tlie adniiiiiMrattina atf Jv.lin 1.. fxaylitr,
d.-e'd.
Kin: and rin.il lu-e.mnf nf J. A. Kinerick,
:ldltlilli.tra;.tr atf Jiah Klllenek. llea-'d.
Ate.Hint ai -Mt!ttiiiaiii I'll!, ad ininiNtratatr,
.:.-., nt Sarah li.jwnian, tlce'd.
lUtii-t. rM'in. .-. I JAl iilI S. Mll.I.KII.
s. .t. -tli, l4l"i.
iU ;iler.
pi:.NK r. FI.ri'K,
Iiml Siil'A'oyoi-
AXUMIXIXU KXailXKElL U.:ie, 1'a.
Have a Comfortable Ride.
We have at our warehouses the finest line of : : :
BUGJIES,
" PHAETONS,
CARRIAGES, and
ROAD WAGONS,
: : : at the lowest price. ever offered for like qtsh'tj
HSEE OUR $5.00 SINGLE DRIVING HARNESS
Head quarters ibr
Hardware,
Farm Impliments,
James B.
rrrji'ATiox ro:; i iahtki
Ni:ivi. . r-ry jirn that -H n pi H-1 1
nrl Il:f t I Ite I ipVtM4f f the Slxtf of
leiinyviiiii;i, oit T-j'-rty, the 171 It ln of
e ten lo r, JS . tt., I-, ' ' ore H. lte-e.
K. iMf. AiH.. VV. Kin'i'.-r, hii-T M'
Kini. y :fi'l Krnk . Ii'.e, nn-hT ti Aet of
A -!. nhry of t :i.- ;iiiemwe.ii; it if l,efm,v I
VMlilM. eittitleif " n Aet o privlie f.r ihe fil
rorionili:i ;m r- ulnri'm f erTaiii nrni
rHtionj." H(nv -Jth April, 171. nnd the
iinh loen.N, t nereto, fr the ehnrter f n
ln'eii'lei rirjr.iT ion eulleil The I ntm
I'rovlM'! oniiriliV. til- rhjimeter Slll
W lieref irt the Ittiyllltf ttll'l Nell 1112 f fH I-
.i:. ;n I (io- inn , 'io i ! i iTit rreitf
lll'l kl (1 l-e : T : . re r IhU p Vr. l'
I.''. Hr-- ;!-, I eti mv .til Ihe llllll tieie,
til -. .o'( rn ihireH of iIm- t'M A'l l A--eio-hiy
:inl ti tioleiu nt.
rnKHiTH A III U K!..
JH H. t ill..
r-,li if.m.
New
Fall
Goods ":-
Arriving Daily
AT
Parker & Parker's,
CONSISTING OF
(,'ttrjnis,
Poitiers,
Lace Cur (dins.
Table (,'ocers.
Oil Cloths
Etc.,
NEW
DRESS -:- GOODS
sr Li-
New Fall Goods
a.f every all sar:.itiin
n.tw on -al at
PRICES
WAY DOWN
PARKER &
PARKER.
EASONABLE.
ERVICEABLE,
TYLISH
Goods
-Ba
-IX-
Foot
Wear,
-AT
I I SHOT'S,
TOG MAIJI CROSS ST..
Somerset.
- Pa.
and Wagons.
Holderbaum,
SOMERSET. PA
A