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ii'V"ii'.irsisi.ii! cf ailjiHirnp: court om-
vctu'-t iH . f. vest -.-r-lay
wiiii a full l.etii'U present.
morning.
A Jnir:f iive phuasants in Zvigicr A
I'arson's si:ii winnow ailnn-t auonii.ui
of ilstr::uis on Main Cross Ktr.M-t.
Mix. :.- .! c--II. I,ovo v. ill n-i-ivo her
l.i.ly iY;.'i. 1, iYi.lny ovi-tiiug. wli-'ii Mrs.
JtiSfpU K. IjOVl'. (f Julilis'iol'll uill 1.
j r.iejjuot !f li'nir.
!
j Mr. an-.l Mrs. ML-lun-I Keifrr U'fcSun
j i:iy morning fir I'.rintoii, no:;r i'ittslmrr;,
w liuro tho'r.hkv. h'.i!,:h!c-r, Mi Frank
: Miivlt-r, i s-.-rio-.i-ly ill.
Mannol Oliver, of Ainmau;li town
ship, and Mary M. Keefer, of 1'aml'ria
county, were tunmed in Johnstown Fri
iry evening, l.y A Merman Hover.
An ofiii-er roj.:-e:iii;:j; tiie Stale H ar.l
j of Asrieu'.tiire was here yesterday Iook
j ins liflcr .iealers in impure food stuil". So
far as is known his search was unsutis
In!. Kev. J.ili:i 11. Knrpper, l!io popular
pa-tor of the l;re:hr;:i .fhiir.h. II. rlin. is
j lioMiui under advisement a eill re-cntly
! reeeivod from tho Hretlireii eongreatiois
! i lla-ei-t :.. H.
.Mr.
II. II.
irok and Mis-
.lane
ir;:it' iKiiti oi ii-i ii!i, were uniteii in the
i!
h;ly l.iiiis(f w cdl.x-k !i Thursday, Nov.
Tth I y J:ev. John H. Km pper, pa-i r of
the lit rii:i 1'rethren ch'ir'.-li.
Mr. .1..hu Clark, o." !I i r- i;l.
!. nl
rd
tt tl;-
i I.iiiie 1 :. . n, of New I'aris, !;
ui.ty, urro united ::i marriage
: thren parsoilkg
!!. I:ileii, o:ic
, in Xt-iV Taris,
div last w eek.
I
vard, p r'.ca! the "t'.":niiier--c.;mpe.l
Friday in-.. ruing
it.'. Winter's v a!.-l: and ovrr-
t :l;i-!-l !
r.i:,t v. itli him. Me v a- ;: ret-tv! :-.t Ji.iir.l-t-v.
n a:;d oi-.tai!ivl iiis rel-.-u-e l.y re-tor-i.:g
t!.e s'..leii iTopcny.
I'. 1'. (' i:nm:.!S Fo-t ii. A. It. lia de
cided to hold its annual camp-fire o:i New
Yeai's day, and eoiun::tte s on arran:e
in !.;! have already l'en a:ipoi!:teil. The
e.imp-lire v. i'l be held in the Opera
lloti.-c, v. hero dinner will be served at
id n.
When C.'riner Martin Kmigh, of Aile
rlivTiy town-l.ip. vs-ittd his wo.xl-
a'l a l".'w :i:orv.iiiTs ago l.e v. as surpris-
i to 1 a .'.'.ii; of w ild turkeys oecupy
ing it. S'.lzi: g a stick of wood iie "let
!'y" at the !l -ek ar. 1 striking one of the
larf;e,t fowls kilbsl it.
i.eof tl:o Kb.etrie l.l'..t Omiany's
t ! c;; icia'is is at Katiiuer's this we -kset-ti-ig
up a dynamo arid wiring Jo-.;ah
s resi ieuce, new g'i-t mil: and
store nxiiii. Steam to drive the dyntino
will K supplied by the ln.iier in the mid.
:.!oii J.a th.j frame of Woy l.rothers'
liTirn b!x!-i fe t, was rai-ed on their farm,
known as tho "Hugas farm,'' adjoining
this i-orotigh. A large crowd of nei jh
!ior asst-te.l the contractor, Mr. ieorge
Ar.man, in elevating the timi-ors. An
ex.i-iiert tiipncr w as served.
Il 'n. V.". li. Miller. li;spei-tor-::t-I.arge,
will v Nil It. F. Cnmmi'is i'ost. No. --1",
. A. it., on Friday evening, tllnd inst.,
in his ot'icial exij.acity. The same evi n
ing, I'o-t oilicers lor theensuingye.ir will
!e nominated. T lie oilicers of the I'ost de
sire that all comrades turn out on this oc
casioii. 'iho
e.
.tia.-t .r v
iias charge of the
tlii I'rcsby tori. in
'.: it th& v.'oi k v. ill
1 in time fori he.
xl sabbath. N'..v.
:. T. .1. lirist ow,
scrv ifs for that
(i'.ilrs of ii
":i :r.-i. i.as
-.iter in
s j.r. ai::sf.l I
l.e e;.:, , ;,!;!.'
rvice on tie
pa. tor, Ite
aniiounei
17th.
tir-rt-i
''.
-ruing
three
evening.
e.a:a
,i
in tiie afn r:i
n.
i'r. U.S. Ki'.uns'.i was called io the home
of Mr. ;e.-rgo I:ib-:adt twomiits north
of here, Jiiday in-rning to give pro'.'es
slo I.,! atleiiiion to a three-ye ir-oM chil l
who h id eaten a lot ol poi- noii tiyp tpej-.
Forf.lttate.iy the poisonous paper e i:t:.i:i
e I a printed formula of ih antidote to be
admirdst.T.s! in ja-t s:i- h -as.- as the one
iii ietion. a. i 1 Mrs. i;iii-tadt had pre
p n e 1 :i;e antidote and gi ven it io the child
who was out of tlvsgw is-io;e the p'.n--:-
1 ci arrive I.
Ilohriani Spii. he.-, of titar Sl
is lyingat the h ii-eo;Mr. Jaines Cassa
ly, iu i iiis pla -e, suffering troin a do'tHo
f:-. -t ire ildie of the lull' s in his right
leg and a disl.-.-ated ankle. Speicher v as
u'doad'sig a l-.t of bated si: iw tit a
w :' :i ;Lt tiie railroad -t.itiou yesterday al
n Win
aj.pr.
n !..- te am Isvame n;g.uen it ::
--ehing train, lie leaped from
?'. .-igo' p take Icld of the horse" bri-lli-s
u'; 1 in d -ing so sii-tainel tiie injuries
t.-i J'tioned. lr. .1. M. I.outher was called
upon t reduce the fracture.
Tiie p ople of this place w ere shocked
I'l; 1 iv m uiiing w lien ;!i'-y learned that
Ir. A. J. Kud-b'-y hid been stricken with
i:r:i! y.-is some 1'ine during the previous
night. HI-entire right side is affected,
bit his physician i'r. II. S. Kimmcd
thinks t h ;t he w ill ri-'v er fi om the sies-k
and will be able to be a'o.iut in a few day-.
I'r. F.:d-iey was on the streets and at his
pi i .;' btisit'ess iu I'. A. Sehol'i's tin
and stove store liiitii the usur.l hour of
e'.o-big, ..'clock, Thursday evening,
lle.lilnot eon'i'laiii f fei ling id upon
retlri'ig. but was uriabb? to ari-e next
miming, when it was b-iriie I tint he
ha I i. -.-n stricken with paraly-is evi leot
!y w hile !. -1 -pt. T.u - lib rer has Ik-ii
ia .biioate health f r a n :uib -r of years.
Fatro
:s (.
tbcTi
hers" Institute course
of evening entertainmi-nts uurnig tne
p i-t four or :1 e s.-.i-ms have i s k-. I r.n -i
..lilv fir.var-l to thtf an loiince ment for
-"i-i lay evening. In-til'it" p.: i.-r a l
; o;trns Friday n..n, b;tt teachers and all
oth-'i-s v. bo love gissl ti.tjsic always take
1
a 1 . ant.i ; o! Fri ! iv :il:i'i program,
v.h: h niiuafr Ca-e! ''-r. of the Opera j
Ho'i-e. -iriv.-s to make better than any of ;
the enU Kaiiiuit-nts iiiiuiediately preeed- ,
ing it. Mr. Ca-e'ii-er has see
l.vilc o liirteite." o'.e of the
irel the
balding
o. n -; rt companies of the - 'ii, try for Fi i- j
even;
g. The .jitartcite wi be as-
-.I n -i.is ...ea-ion ly Mr. John;
:u- M.. key. el.t -rt li ier :o:d r.o--n- j
r. of il li.ib.irg, S . '. m I. Sale of j
lv t w ill '" iiuu inn -' 1 iie."it w eek. !
Th 1: r:h b-.on i naiii w:;s nil l.o.ir !?
' j hind tini"" S.it.ir lay night, aid when a
- j vo-.ng 1 1 If an i g- n b-nien, whialightcti
j f- .ai the trai l at lie-station and hurried
r I to the oill -eo! the i. gl-tor an ! recorder
i tlo y ; ..in I t to -.-ii' 'I. -may Unit it was
.-I I an 1 w ,.ild i'.-t be ..p.'tu-d f-r busi
n .'- ii mil .-: o'- l 1 k M n l.i ni .'ni'ig.
! I-
:ng ' :'t for them ti .
I bur
to
1 retire to a
n
.-I a i 1 r. :n iln tmtll that j Philadelphia, after her marriage. Ti
II. igiit e.ii I early Monday I ;ether I'r. isrver and his w ife lx-g:n the
r . i a Mr an :v e 1.
O'C 1
v.. irinm ta-'V
renairel t i t!:
Oi!l'-e ot
' ..ro i J; "''e-r M.IIer aa!
i li f ' se. T.i j n -es
1 tree ; ....
ee.ire I a marriage
rv i oe iai -lit pr--
I are J, tne ..ret
a-ke i to Ik-directed to
the. neare'. clergy mill. Froth-mot iry
Siyliir wa- se.mni ui d, and in a few
mi l i:- th .' c m i.ibial knot w.o tied a -eoi.'iiTig
to tho ritual of the Kvangvlical
Church.
Tii Sixth Annual Convention of
Sch 'l liirc-mrs of Smierset Comuy w ill
br in l-l on Wednesday and Thursday iff
Iu-til. ite week. iM'gtnning Nov. :Fili. i:i
the Fre-byterian church. Thursday
afternoon a j int s.-s-io.i of dire -tors an d
t-a.-h".-s w ill be held ill the curt house.
ideii'-c i- not lacking alibis advanced
day tosh w that this meeting of the I i rector-'
Cnventi 'ii will be the m -! 1 irgi.ly
u ten b-1 of any ever held, as an effort is
ou f.H.t to have every director in th?.-oiin-ty
pr'-s -ut !i 1:1 possibly be h-re at
that tini . Att !ii.-..ti"i::.I i.'ib r.--i h is
b.-..i ar i isi-1 turoagii oat tiiis -e .ttaty, ajJ
1:0 progrc i v't , (sin-eir-nlioiis director can
afl ird :- miss par.icip.itir.g in this meei
i:o'. An ex'-'Hen! program that will
result in helpfulness t iall whoattund has
b-'cn arranged.
vapasy Jiiij, e E.olier Town
liip, Merti IaSrnt Dsath.
Cinun.-ey ;i.ws, a leading iUrmer and
Wel'-kll.VU liiz.:'TI of Hnif hart.'!l1Ifv
tnvnshio, nu-i wiih a violent daith in
Mpyersdih? on Friday morning !.-u;U Mr.
t ;.o-s was driving a spirited t-?a:n of
lnr- ji hit(.-!id to a wag n filled wi'h
fan.: pr.id'.i.-e for the Meyor.sdale market. ; i;i a little less tlian to Inurs' time. Tbi
Tiie te:uii hid barely erossed the I?. .V. . ! no doubt six like fjuick work to many
track on Main street, wh?n a freight of ;iir farmers w ho usually deotefroin
train da-bed through t!m t-uvn. The tiftten to eighteen hours to 'buteli.sriiijf"
horses tKik fright at the tr:iin and ran one or t wo animuN. The Provision Com
aw ay. Mr. Moss attempted to turn the j pany have every Itteiliiy thit ingenuity
t iinaw ay hor-es into a Hide street or al- i ean devise at hand to assist in sla'aghter
ley w hen tiie wa ni up-'-t and bnrie.1 j inc animals, and it is safe to say that Mr.
him under it. A imtuber of people who' Kittner and his assistants do not work
vt i;nc'cd the affair rtiwhi'd to bis assit- much harder to kill a drove of bogs than
mieo and saeeeeded in relieving iiitn from . the average farmer d.o to kill a pair of
the weight of th. h.avy wajim m!y to ! pifrs.
t;."d that he was in the throes of death, j Some time ago wo published a dcaerip
Ho expired without speaking.' It is re- tion of the Fnion Provision Company's
ported that tiie victim's neck was broken, j plant. Since then numlierof new pieces
i!tss was accompanied by his sister, a j of machinery have been added and to-day
maiden lady ab ml forty ycirs of age, j they not only slaughter and dress hogs,
who jumped from the wagon and esu-ap- but they manufa'-ture several of the by
ed with on! v a few slight bruise, iiloss's : pnvluets obuiine 1 from these animals. In
body was removed to an undertaker's
sho; w here it was prepared for burial Ikv
fore being remove-! to his home near
Hay's church. The funeral t U plaea
Saud iv i.r.d was attended by a great
irnnber of people.
'i'ije nunouiicem
ent of Mr. i loss's
s!rvsi!ig death eau-e.l widespread grief
t!iri!;gho-.it llroi'iersval-ey to.vn-hip a:i I
surro.initiiig country u hero he was
known and esteemed fir his many cx:vl
le it traits of cii trader. The deoeise 1
w.L-alK-.nt fifty-tive years r ago and was
untunrriisi.
Jjbasoa ti bj Triel.
n court convened :t Cumberland
S if.n iay morning. U. I.
Johnson, Jr.,
iu.lii ted for the murder of .'rant W. .u
lali, i f Mi yer-dale, on the H h of l ist
-er.il.i r, was brought Wfore the bar
and arraigned. Mr. Kichm -tid, of coin
scl for the defense, s;iid that the eh i.g
was a serious o;ie and that the m-e.ise 1
d' iied a sj eedy i ial. He s;t id delay in
the matter would do the defense harm .in
oir' wav or anoliier. State s Atlornev
- I
sioan said that he would like to with
draw from the ca-e, a- he was placed in a
very eml'arra ing xsition by various
newspaper criticizing his actions in the
matter. Ti e court said that he did not
tl.ii. k that the Si.;le's attorney had given
satlicietit rea-soii to withdraw entirely
from the ease, latt tlit thi court would
appoint a la wyer to .-v.sjst him.
Mr. Sioan suggested that K. II. (iordoii
apiMiintiil. and the ii-urt then si'bs-ted
Mr. Oonioii to assi-t in the priso.-i:tion.
Mr. ZtiiiiU, f.tthtr of the murdered man,
is leav ing no stone unturned t have
Johnson envieted. lie has employed
Iviivyer F. J. K.s'-er, of S unerse:, w ho
will also aid the Slate. The day set f.-r
trial was next Tuesday, Novemls-r, !1),
and court a.'journ.d until that time, A
true l i:! in the ca-e v. as not found until
Friday, an I not until over 51 witness
had been examined l y the grand jury,
old Mr. Johnson, father of th.; accused,
is one of the most prominent men in
Cumberland and has the sympathy of
almost evervone here.
Canvcrt the Kuisarcs into a Fire Alarm.
While electric light has lKvn a great
bom to the people of tins j !;;. the re-
e.-nt in
Coli'!.l'
inatioii by the Ule'-iii.' Light
of a -team liat whistle that
emi.s i'.aish and diabolical shrieks at the
unseemly le ur '." A. M. every .lay, is
responsible f.-r any amount of blasphemy
on the yr.rl of persons who ara distjrbe!
by it. This matter was referred to in a
recent iue of the ilt itiin, when th"
d i rectors of the lllectri Light company
ean-e.i the nni-anee t: lie abated. For
tb past t n 'lays, however, this imitator
of liabritl's trumpet ha again ls-en
h-aril, and the Itvn.rding Angel hasbisin
eonipeil.' 1 t- re-open numerous accouMs
Tii.' illeetri.' Light pe le offer as an
ex-u -e T t re -eluding their r.s 'lutiou di-r-s-ting
lh" engineer at the power-house
t dise.ii.'.irue blow ii.g the whistle at o
a. M.. a if- tc ion, mi n.erou -lv signed by
m
-ianiis and other living on the south
si. a-kiiig that the whistle be reinstat
ed, inrt-uui-h as i! serves tiie purposa of
an ah'rm e'es k, sort of an early rier as it
w ere. Wiiiie there i-no disj'osiiioii up
on the part of the v. rk-r of this ani-b to
re 'iire th-' people indicated, or i.iemiTs
of the town coiiii'-i!, to provide their
households with ct;cko: cloihs, or the
more recent chronometer w ith an elec
tric bell att ich'ii. ill. he tun-: insi-t that
for the -oi. itna! wel.are of the town, if
for no other re .1-0:1. t'.u praeti '? of blow
b'g this :i'K:'.:!iiable whistle at a specified
time every dry i:i the year should be
abated.
The '.vhi-tie at tha power-house can
serve t!ie public generally and in a way
that w ;1I tarn thanks of every resi lent of
Sonieisit, anl fr this reason the follow
ing suggestion is oneied town council
and the l"'" tiie isimpan:.-:
A 11 .-! -trie U li I v-.ileil in the engine
ro.:;i of the p.c.ver-h ise with wires sn
lic ting w ith three or four central point
in town can be ere-tisl at almost trilling
cost. There is always a watchman in the
building, who by sounding a number of
blasts on the whistle, a code of signals
having be-'ii arranged and published, can
notify the people of the town that a lire
has broken nut and i'l what section of
town it is located.
There ii & Beisoa
Whv some stoves and ranges are ls-tter
than others; good m tterial, cirtful sn
struction and a know ledg.' of the watits
of the hoii-eki- p. r are all lieee.ary to
make the kit -hen stove a su.vess. The
Cinder, li.i Stoves and Hinges are made
to met t every r'sj iiremei:!. they are even
bakers an I perfect roaster Special at
tention is paid ti cleanliness, economy
an 1 -.iii lability. SoM by
Jas. Ik IIoi.i!:t;n.rM.
Somerset, Fa.
Dr. j an Garrer.
The I. . ;.. ,' ;- .'.. .S '.'',,!:. published
in Fniladelpida once a w eek, contains an
interesting sketch, with portrait, of I'r.
Jane Kiibmcii iarv. r, a native of Som-er-et.
It is from the pen of Mrs. Hosa
Meyers Mum ma. of llarrisburg. and is
written in her ls-t style. Ir. iarver is
chief physieiati of the l-uiale department
of the state II .-niti.1 for the Insane, near
II irri-bcrg,
jnd stands high in her
profe-.sI-.ti.
w e
I ! mm tins verv remlaole tuograjiliy
' le.'.ru that I'r. iarver iK-eauie interested
; in the study f me.li -iiie at the early ag.j
j of i!, and although opposed in her ambi
i tion by her father. Judge Ki111m. ll, of
J CiiauilK-rs'iurg. she persisted nnd read
! w ith I'r. Senseny, a distinguished physi
J elan of that town. While reading
I medicine she tin 1 !r. Charles (iarver, a
I pro.iii-ii gyo-.ingpiiysician.aini mas mar-
! rie 1 ::i vt.il.or. IsTii.
She graduated
from tiie Woman's Medicil C'iileg; of
practiit' of their profession at York,
w hen the husband died ten years later,
leaving ls wife and daughter. After her
Irisoiri l's death Ir. ;.irver baexma as
sistant physician in the female depart
ment at tho State Hospital, and three
y-ars later w as advanced to chief of the
.lepartmeut. She is an authority on men
tal disease and has delivered many lec
tures and w ritten many papers.
Firtt Grand Opening
of lb -anti ful Holiday tioods, will I on
exhibition at
Fisher'e Booi Store
Monday morning i"th. for the speci'il ae-e-'minodation
of the chMd tea.-hers and
all persons attending the institute.
C11 as. II. Fishkr.
Berlin's Ksw Laad'ori.
The li'p.ior lii-ense of the "Mansion
House." ie. ilin, w a-transfcrrol al y. -ter-day
afterti'xm s-ssi..n of adjourned court
from Joseph Zimmerinan to A. It. Fa'.k
lur, who risently atxpiirisl control of
that hostelry. The new landlord hails
from Hopewell, Hedford county, and is
mid to be an experienced hotel man.
- . A Flouiittina Kew laucatrr
There are different ways ot killins
lit but Mr. fharh-s Kittnor, iho head
I ti(iriWAiHnlncA.ll.rlKariii.ii1 Prnvki;tn
Company can kill a hog more expeditious-j
J ly t hull any man in this section of the
j eoimtry. On Fiiday afternoon last he j
; slai:hti ml and !re-sel tlsiity-two hojrs
j fact nothi ng is jiermilted to go to waste,
j even the bristles are jealously collected,
j and part of slaugiitere I animals that
i hitherto were east away are converted
; into marketable giMxls.
A visit to the slaughter and packing
bouse is full of interest tothise who have
never witncssel scientifie bog killing and
xrk packing. The porkers are liist
driven lnti a pen where they are slaught
ered and dumped into a vat of lioiling
watir. A large fork tosses the dead ani-
j mal onto a table w here the T'ristles are
... .- . -. i-i i
rapi liy sirippen iro:n iu nine, ano a
cambrel sti k is placed between his
hind legs and by means of a crank it is
i icrkeil in position on a carrier. .w me
j butcher mlvunces with bis huge knife
and with three or four dextrous stroki-s
the ai'inir.l is disemlov. led. A pu-h
from the butcher's hau l gives it suf-
licient momentum to run it idong the
carrier into the col l storage warchoii-e
in the centre of the building, when
another hog is strung tip to undergo the
same process. Meanwhile an assistant
collects the intestines and places them in
a baee iron tank, into w hich all the
Is'iies that fall from the dressing table
are also dcixvuled. Steam pipes are
attached to this vessel and here they are
lmiled until almost every particle of
oil !mn been extracts! from them. Tho
process of extr acting the oil 1st an ir.geni
ous one. In the first plai-e the oil escapes
from the tank at different K.inls, and
what remains is deposited in a tub of wa
ter. wh-re all that rises to the surface is
! skimmed off; the water runs through
another and a third tub, when not a par
ticle of oil remains. The solid matter in
the tank is placed under a hydraulic
press w hen suilicient pow er is applied to
it to compress it to the solidity of clay.
The oil is utilized by manufacturers of
soap, while the solid matter is a valuable
ingredient of comincirial phosphate.
The I I.skI from the slaughtered animals
is also a source of profit. It is coliectcd
in tanks and boiled until it lx-eomes solid
when it is packed up and shipped to
manufacturers of commercial fortii:7.ers.
The killing is all done on tha fourth
Hoor of the building and here too the
.ariLss.- lire cut up into "hams" and
"sides," the fat is thrown into ail im
nit n-e cipp.T vessel w here it is rendered
into lard by means of steam, the sausage
meat is collected in tubs and the feel and
heads are prepare-! for pickle. The
"ham.s" and "sides" are shot dow n an in
eiine to the tirst tbur where they are
salted and removed to a couvciii"iit three
storv "smoke house" to be cured. After
being cured they are put up in canvas
bags and are ready for shipment.
All of the swill from the Somerset Iai
ry Company's factory opposite the I,
o. station is conveyed to the slaughter
hou-e where it is b?d to the. h igs. A coal
mine is located only a rsl from the build
ing from which fuel is obtained to drive
the machinery.
Mr. tJeorge II. Love, the president of
the company, is confident that the Fnion
Frovisi a Company will so n develop to
the dignity of some of its Chicago rivals.
Meauw hile he has opened r.p a new bus
iness in this community and will make
the raising of hogs profitable for our far
mers. Three From the "Cotnmsreial."
Tho ebs-trie light plant recently put
into the Meyers dale Flariing Mill is now
in operation and gives entire satisfaction.
The employes of this mill are now enabled
to work ten hours a day and iu case of a
rush night work .1111 te done. This is
without d .u! t one of the lst equipped
noils in this section of the State for the
rapid and satisfactory dispatch of w ork.
Mr. M. I). Voder of near Uraiitsviile,
M'b, recently purchased the J;n-ob Y.
Yo ler firm of i ') acres bs-.ited iu K!k
Li. k township, a short distance south of
.Summit Mills, paying for iu Mr.
M. I. Ysler is oneof the rapidly thriving
young men of his district; he is married
to Caroline, a daughter of the late Ilishop
J.n'l Ileaehy of th'j Menu nite-Amish
church. He owns the Joel Ib'aehy farm,
which is his home, liesides several other
tine liarrett tsntnty farms.
Karly liLst week while "Spiire Michael
Ixng.if Weliersliurg a man of at least
70 years of age, was riding along the-
steep hillside en.siuragiiig a gang of men
lighting mountain fires, his horse fell and
broke me of the 'S.piire's legs near the
hip j-.int, a-s well as otherwise bruising
hint. It is feared that ow ing to his ad
vanced age recovery will le slow and
perhaps doubtful. He is one of tho pion
eers of Wcllersburg and Southampton,
one of that district's foremost men, well
know n and is well esteemed at home and
throughout the county.
Home Front the Hospital.
Frank and William linker, w ho were
tiie victims of a dynamite explosion at
Shoemaker's lime ipiarry, near this place,
several mouths ago, w hereby the former
lo-tone of his arms and it was thought
that Is.th had liecu rendertsl permanent
ly blind, returned hist week from Mercy
lbispital, Fittsburg, where they were
treated by Ir. HoIh-soii, one of the lead
ing oculists of that city. The sight of
one of Frank's eyes it was found was
totally destroyed, but he is now able to
distinguish large objects w ith the remain
ing one, and it is hoped that in time the
sight of it will be permanently restored.
j Wiiiiain is gradually recovering the use
' of his eyt-s and the oculist thinks that
he can restore the sight of Isith of them.
Aft. r remaining two months with their
families the unfortunate brothers w ill re
p.iVn to FiWsburg for a re-examination
and for further treatment.
To Kep Sail Tisici Arj.
John tVanamaker says: "I do the heav
iest advertising in dull times. Then it is
when people ik most keenly for liar
gains and arc anxious to know what
things cost and where they can save
money. I advertise particular things
give prices and take as much pains w ith
my announcement as I do with my stin k.
"one big dinner won't keep up the
reputation of the big house but steady,
good cooking does it. I never permit in
terest in my announcements to lag, and
never miss an issue iu my chosen publi
cations. Advertising has made my store
one of the largest in tho country."
Stray Call
Came to my residence, in Milford
township, several months ago. Owner
can rex-over it by establishing claim an 1
paying costs.
A. D. Chbistskr.
Straed.
White pig. six weeks old. Finder will
be rewarded by returning same to A. II.
Hittuer, of Somerset towuship.
Wanted.
To Isirrow cl"." for two or three years
on llttsburg real estate. Address, for
j full particulars, P. O. Ibix 7(H, Pittsburg,
Pcnn'a.
risel's for 'Triumph
more Oysters.
IJrau.l" ralti-
Highest of all in Lcavemnj
torn
Iastitat Lscture Coarse Sal of Ticket,
te.
Asil'to signalir.u his P-lireiiK lit from
the office of County Sujieriiitondeiit, l'rof.
llerkey has provideil a course of enter
tainments for the evening sessions of the
coming Teachers Institute that w ill earn
him the. thanks of all tho patrons of
that popular adjunct of the annual con
vention of teachers and directors. The
people of tho county are indebted in
groat measure to .the County Superin
tendent for the pleasure they have ex
perienced and benefit they have derived
from hearing many of the most nolablo
platform lecturers of the century. At no
other time than during institute week
would it bo practicable to bring such
high pri-ed talent here, and Trof. Iter
key, realizing and appreciating this fact,
has always striven to secure the most
eminent lecturers attainable.
Few persons who listened to Prof. John
II. IieMotte's lecture on "Light," upon
the occasion of his appearance here two
or three winters ago, will absent them
selves on Monday evening of institute
when he will speak on "Kiectricity."
I'rof. lemotte carries a costly apparatus
with him by which he illustrates his
talks with a numlier of brilliant experi
ments. We feel no hesitancy iu stating
that Monday evening's entertainment
will furnish snore wholesome food for
! thought than any that will follow during
tho week. In sneaking of this lecture.
Joseph Cook, the eminent divine and
platfoim speaker, says; "It was the
grandest lecture on electricity that I ever
heard. I would rather lose live hun
dred dollars than to have mis-ed it."
Tuesday evening, II. II. Fmmett, son
of a famous Indian Chief and known as
the "Indian Orator," will occupy the
platform. The subject of his discourse
"The Xorth American Indian" s-an not
but piove of alisorbing interest. Mr.
Kmtnett will doubtless have something
to say 011 the "Indian (Question" and will
present the Indian's side of the argument
in a differreut light from that in which it
was viewed by the late l.'en. Sheridan
who is credited w ith the remark, "tho
only g-Hjd Indian is a dead Indian." The
lecturer is reputed to lie one of the most
scholarly men appearing before the pub
lic an I his address can not fail to prove
iii-'truetive and entertaining.
of Ir. A. J. Palmer, w ho lectures on
Wednesday evening, it has leeii said
that he "is the finest orator among all the
soldiers w ho marched beneath the stars
and strip.-s to victory." His subje.-t
"The-lie-Xo-M.-res," affords ample op
portunity to exercise his wonderful low
er. A lecture on patriotism is most op
portune at this time w hen a concerted ef
fort it seems is being made iu all parts of
the country to instil lessons on love of
ountry in the youth of tho land. After
having heard I)r. Palmer's l.s-ture CSen.
O. O. Howard said "It nude me feel that
we have a country worth dying for."
Chaplain MeCatesays: Hear tho Iie-Xo-Mores,'
if you have to ride fifty miles
to get the privilege."
Follow ing the custom set several seasons
ago Superintendent Iterkey has provided
a musical entertainment for Thursday
night, w hen the "Mozart Sextet" will ap
pear. This is undoubtedly one of the
leading musical organizations of tho
Fnited States, and from the large num
ber of testimonials liefore us it appears
that they have never yet failed to give
the greatest satisfaction to their audi-en.-os.
Over 2,tr) people crowded the
hall to heir the Mozirt Sextet upon their
la-t appearance in Pittsburg.
In addition to the entertainments men
tioned a'sive I'rof. Ityron W. King, w ho
is a prime favorite with Somerset county
teicher.s, will appear upon one or two
evenings, preceding the lecture, with rec
itations and impersonations. Prof.
tJresh, lb" musi.-al director of the Insti
tute, will render a number of solos, and
the "1 irphens Club," of Mtyersdale, w ill
furnish instrumental music of a high or
der. HTKS OK AI'MISSIOX.
Course Tickets with reserved scats
from to jfimi. Single admission
with reserved seat, from .'fl to i') cents,
depending upon location and evening.
Oeiieral admission from 'Jo to Go cents.
SALE lit' TI. KKTS
The sale of seats for the left side of the
hall (excepting the first three rows of
chairs) will Ik; opened at the Opera
House, at 1 o'clock, Saturday, Xov. huh.
Persons d.-si ring reserved seats w ho (nil
not lie present at the opening, w ill w rite j
. t . 1. w.- i.. .i..;.i t
10 1 . l. acm-vr, .simiri 1 it., i-liuh
grade and number of seats desired, and
the order w ill lie tilled as soon as th.iso
present at the opening of the chart have
been accommodated.
The seats on the right side of the hall,
and the first three rows on tho left, side
will le held for teachers and their
friends and sold uihui written orders
from teachers, each one lieing limited to
four scats
Chmttnu Present!.
Persons desiring to make Holiday pres
ents iu tho way of handsome Itibles or
Hymn books, and w ishing to have names
stamped on the over, will do well to
give their orders at an early day to ('has
II. Fisher, that the work may I done
and theg.ssls received on tinii.
Fitlier'i Book Store
makes a specialty of getting this work
done. Lutheran, Iisciple, Methodist,
Presbyterian, Hcformed and other Hymn
lrks and bibles imprinted. Person
wishing to order special !ooks not in
stock, for presents, should give their or
ders at an early date.
CIIAS II. FlsIIKR.
'Wat in Her Kineticth Tear.
One of Somerset county's aged and
nnsl highly respected citizens Mar
garet, relict of I-awrctns? Spciglc died
last Thursday night at tho home of her
son Samuel, who resides near the Conner
po-t-otliee, in Coiicmaugh township,
aged eighty-nine years and ten months.
She is survived by one daughter Su-
Fan, w ife of Jacob Say lor of Conematigh
township; two sons Ja.Mib, of Jcnner
township, and Samuel, who is mentioned
above. Her husband died near Conner
in lss-i. Klizalieth, wife of Moses Croyle,
who was a daughter of Mrs Speigle, died
a I ku t isss.
At 10 o'clock on Saturday morning
Itev. C W. Crist, of the Lutheran Church
at Jelinertown, of which tho deceased
was a liieitilx-r all her life, conducted the
ol.soquics at St James' Church, in Jenner
township, Klders Levi lllough and
Samuel Oindlesperger, of the Mennonite
Church, assisting.
Local Institute.
A local institute, comprising the dis
tricts of Somerset township, Lincoln
tow nsbip, and Somerset borough, will be
held at the Hus'iand school house, in
Somerset township, on Saturday, Xov. l
Is; to; follow ing is the program :
"The Compulsory School Ijiw" II. L.
Young.
"Truancy and Irregular Attendance"
('has. Iarr.
"Discipline" Kassell Smith.
"Primary Heading" Maurie-e Speh'h
er. "Formation of Habits" Xelson Miller.
"Teaching Curreut Events" James
Itlotigh.
"The Country School" W. A. Saylor.
"The Teacher's Influence" V. S. Sho
ber. The program will le interspersed w ith
additional exercises All friends of edu
cation are invited to be present.
Com.
riscl's Bread the best.
Tower. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
warn
1T
Cf Interest to Hanten.
The lust legislature passed a new tres
pass law which will It- of interest to gun
ners, now that the season for rabbits is
open. I'n.lertho old law the smallest
penalty for trespassing was 0, but under
the new act of assembly the penalty im
posed cannot be more than tho damages
done. There is an idea prevalent that
hunters cannot be arrested w hen there
are no notices posted or published forbid
ding trespassing on individual property.
This is a mistaken idea. Suit can be
brought against hunters even if there are
no notices, although recovery can only
te had for the actual amount of dam
ages. Farmers are liCginning to object very
strongly to the large number of men
with their dogs, who roam over their
properties in tho pursuit of game, claim
ing that many fences are broken down,
or opened to pass through and never
close.), and it is also alleged that many
have no scruples against bagging turkeys
and chickens, w hen 110 one is alsmt.
The part of the new trespass law af
fecting gunner says "that anyone who
shall trample or in any way injure any
grass or grain, shall pay a penalty not
exceeding for each offense.
School Terxhers' Headquarters. County
Institute.
For hi years past it has b en customary
for the school teachers and school direct
ors of Somerset county to establish their
headqtiHi ters during the County Insti
tute at
FISIIE2-S B032 ST02E.
Their comfort and convenience will Is?
provided for there, and every effort made
to make their stay during the Institute
pleasurable and profitable. A large,
pleasant store room, stocked full of spec
ialties for school teachers, is part of the
inducements. This stock consists in part
of reward and merit cards, chromos, all
sorts of 1 :oks for prizes for pupils, dia
logue and recitation books, albums, toys,
purses, toilet sets, magazines, keys to
arithmetics, high text-lsxiks, holiday
gsxbs, lino liox papers, bibles, games,
novelties glolx-s, rail bells, song hooks,
dictionaries, fountain pens, volumes of
poetry, single volumes of ls ks, liooks
in sets, pocket knives, Issik straps and
satchels, and an extensive line of miscel
laneous gixsls such as school tea.-hers
and the general public want at this sea
son. Ciias II. FlSIIKK.
About Sidewalk.
Judge Clayton, of Iiclaware county,
in recently charging a jury iu a case in
which the rights of a sidewalk were the
U.iie of conU'iition, laid down the law in
reference to pavements in such a man
ner as to clear up some of the point as
to which there had tn-eii much appre
hension. He said: "Tho owner of real
estate also owns the sidew alk in front of
his property, suhji-ct to the right of
pedestrians to use it for traveling back
and forwanl, but outside of this he ow ns
the sidewalk as much as any other part
of his property. It cannot Is? used for
roller skating or a play-ground for
children, or other purposes without his
consent. If it is he should first order
them to leave, and, if they refuse, he
may lay hands gently ujon them, and, if
they resist, he may use as much force as
necessary to remove them, but no more."
Increased Dema3d For Pak.
The Northwestern Lumberman .-alls
attention to the fact that the magnifi
cent oak forests north of the Ohio river,
in the central part of the northern states,
have largely disappeared. Within the
past five years, there has lieenan increas
ing demand for n:.k, in spite of business
depr.ssion, more especially for mch
timlier as goes into houe furnishing, in
cluding plain and .piurter sawed red oak
and white oak. The duration of the
Wisconsin red oak supply is pretty
plainly indicated, and in the nu.uitin e
remnants of Indiana, Ohio, Michigan and
southern Illiuoisoak will have disappear
ed, except in stock farm holdings and the
great bulk of tho supply will hereafter
come from south of the Ohio, of course
there is oak iu all of the southern states,
but the alluvial Is it torn lands must furn
ish the great bulk of the timber, and us
Kentucky, Tennessee and West Virginia
are partly denuded, the main supply w ill
soon be derived from the lower Missis-
j sj,,,j and its tributari.-s
If the finest area of oak timln-r iu the
world, namely, that north of the Ohio
river, has been stripped w hile tiie coun
try's population and industries were com
paratively small, how long will the re
maining supply hist when the needs are
measured by our future imputation and
industrial developments? Walnut is
gone ; cherry, birch and maple w ill not
last many years, and thereafter the de
mand for oak will lc much greater and
will rapidly increase, it must lie rt uiem
hcrcd, loo, that the oak lands are g'ssl for
agriculture after tho timls-r is cut, and
for this reason the denudation w ill go on
with greater rapidity than on the lands
less valuable for tillage. When the tide
of immigration sets strongly toward the
alluvial areas of the lower Mississippi
and its tributaries, the hardwood forests
will melt rapidly away In-fore the attack
of the farmer. It is for this reason that
largo holdings of southern and other
hard woods are inw being secured in
the south. After a few years opnrtuiii
ties for such investments ou a large scale
w ill be gone forevei
Partner Wanted.
Wanted an active, sober, and indus
trious man to take one-third interest in a
well established Nursery and small fruit
growing business near Confluence, Fa.
A large stock of trees, vim's and plants
now 011 hand and in splendid condition,
w ith plenty of choh-c land for increasing
upon. Amount of capital re-piircd, s-ji.
This is a splendid opjxirtunity for the
right party, and w iil.liear close investiga
tion. . Young mail preferred. Address
P. O. Ik.x K,
Harnedsville, Somerset county. Pa.
Help Wanted !
Itheumalisiii, Oout, Dyspepsia, Catarrh
and all Liver, Kidney and Itladder troub
les M.itive!y mired by Clark's I ted Cross
Natural Medicinal Water. Agents want
ed. Write for terms and pamphlet.
Ctu H.vi'ips MiXKUAL Water Co.,
Big Itapids Mich.
Hew Coal and Lime Yard.
The Listie Mining and Manufacturing
Company has establishes! a Coal and
Lime yard near Cunningham's planing
mill at the It. A O. station, Somerset,
where a good supply of the Ix-st Coal and
Lime to be had in the county will always
le kept. Coal will be delivered prompt
ly by the wagon load to any part of the
town. Apply at the yard, eir the com
pany's office in the IJaer ISlock.
Do Hot Fail to Eead ThU.
The noted Special
ist, Ir. M. Salm,
w ho has Ix-e-n so sui
eessful in the treat
ment of private dis
eases eif both sexes
and all kinds of
chronic diseascsmay
lie consulted, as usu
al, free ol charge, it:
Somerset, at the Ho
tel Vannear, on Frle'ny, Xov. 'Kh, Iec
:17th, etc etc.
"After suffering from dyspepsia for
three years I decided to try Uurdock
Flood Bitters Two lieittles cured me
entirely." Mrs (. C. White, Taberg,
Oueida County, Xew York.
il
WHEN YOU READ THIS HO
U may b& rain
ing. Burning or not,
tne tut remain-.
that every man
in this county
should have a
il'tckilitiinh for
this variable cli
mate protection
against e-eld and
rain. At the price
we are sol ling
fjtifMfifttr'jt ( the
very liest make)
I,nl,lr. Ttrturt
3ltrkinttth fittit,
trifh like
cut
S5.00,
is there any rcas
on why 'you
should not pos
sess one ?
Another factistnat wo sre
offering the best drives in
umbrellas that have ever
been offered in Somerset.
Our specials at 75c and SI are
eye openers. Finer grade
$1.50 to 85.
W. S. KIMMSLL,
Xext door to Cook Btci its.
Parker &
Parker.
Beautiful Styles in dps
and Jackets
Is the verdict of all w ho havo
see-n our Fall Stock of
Dress Goods
and
Wraps.
We arc prepared io show you a
line of Dress Stuff's; which for
Trice and Quality are
uncqualed.
OUR MOTTO Ii:ls ami always will
lie
THE BEST AT TH2 LEAST PRICES.
If you want a r-iol serviceable
piece of goods for a very lit
tle money, come to us.
We lead in our line and pin our
fuitli to hone.-t troods at hon
est priecs.
CAPES AND
JACKETS.
In all qualitie?, made to fit and
wear.
ITsvsr Cfrci Zzzh. Valn:s f:r zz
Wc invite the public to inspect
our lines and be conviuced that
our statements ace correct.
Popular Triced Garments
Made to suit the time?.
Every p-ar-ment a perfect fit and
Suti.-fae.tion guaranteed.
AT
Parker & Parker's,
: Facts About :
FURNITURE
We ean inform the trade and publie at
large that wc have eome out vi.-tori-eus
in our deal with tho furniture
manufacturers e.f Michigan. We got
all we asked for in the way of bar
gains, ouiscjue!itly all we expected,
w hut uiore do we want? We only want
the trade to know that our line is Iie-t-ter
in every respect now than ever lie
fore ami that we are going to contin
ue selling Furniture on a very low
luisis.
$25 and $28.00 will buy a solid
Oak Suit for the lied room, containing
six pieces, made and finished in the
very latest styles.
$18 and $20.00 takes from our floor
a nice suit, either in Antique or Im
itation Walnut finish.
$28 and $30.00 pays for a niceover
st uiTed or wood-frame unit for the par
lor, upholstered in l!rocate-lle, Silk,
Tapestry and Flush.
$15 and $20.00 take one of the
name style suits upholstered in Tap
estry. $1.80, $1.90, $2.00. Xiee Reed Rock
ersbah century finish very orna
mental for the porch.
$9 and $15.00 buys a solid Oak Side
lrd. C. H. C
6C6 Main Cross Street,
Somerset, - Pa.
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IlHlil. 1 Iiauc anil Kve. Iiis wife, of Miaito
twi:slilp, j-i.mi rsi l n.nnly, lu . Iimviiik iiia.lc
a voluntary HSKiKMiii. iit Io me ol nil Hi-
U; rn! p. rx.iuil nn.l nil.xisl mul lui:. l
'"ur, lor I lie lniiiIH i.l Iiis rflll.Ts, 1,1.111
1. In n l.y Kiv.-n loall pi rsons 1n.l1 l.t.l lownl
tf-t'4iior lo make iiiiniisliiiie ayin.-iii in iih-,
11 im iinw Iiuviiik rliiims iiL-im-i tii in Io r
m ill 1 lii-iii .luiy mull, nili uieti for wtii.-in. iii
ut my oiliis- iu f-oiiM-rs.1, fa., on 11m- ,",il u:iy
of lHs..inii.rf !-!.'.
VAI.K.NTINK II.VY.
As-ixn."-
k;xki:'s notk ii
Nottrr Is herr-Ly eivrn that Wililam M.
alker an. I wile ii.,ve mu.ie a voluulnry a
siiiiiiu-iii to ine of uil llieir estate, r.-ai, s-r-sniiiil
unil iiiist. iii irusi turtle hem lit ol ihe
rlliliir. ol llie xail W iiliMin M W.11K.T A. I
l-i ous ImTin i-Uiiuis uir-.i'i-i saiil V liliam
l XV .lker nl r. ent im-111 l tiie tiiiii.-r-iitii-l,
iluly aiiiiii-nliral'sl. at the is-snii-nee
..I vt 1111.1:1 M. W.-ilk. r. in .si.,iiv.T.s-k IW.
ssmers.-t a nunl v, p:l., on 'I nursilay. Ihe oili
day of lsi iiiiH-r, A. IL IsHi, anii uil persons
OAina -;ii. I W il.i.nn M. Waik.r will uuti liie
III. till. I.- 1EIV melil to
rest W. i:iiik.r. Mu-;:s WALK Kit,
.Vtloriiey. A iirii.e,
SSniiierI, 11;.
ITcico cf i.pp'icati:a f:r Charter cf
l2:OT:raticn.
Notirt' . hrI-y Kiwu thai un aIiiv.rioti
will ! ruitii' I itw Mv riir of i' ntiyl;i
ina on Hi' I'.rtU ilny of NovuiK-r, lKi. t.'y V.
A. -ott, Jr.. J". Sniitli, I. A. M vrau.
It T;yitt:ui. J M. IxuUi. r, . J. l:.'rnoii ami
V". li. Koiutz. uintrr the A-t tS Avn IiiI! v
u(.fnA (i April Jl, 17 1, . initial -An Act !
provult tor iiit hi-oriMntiion uii't r 'ut;tioi.
ot ivrutm orjttntHM," nl uipifim
Uin-to. for lh t-nartr f un iut uli cor
poration to f-aiii-tl r-M.Hi. nw-t Hi.-i t'oi:-l-Hiiy,
ttn litnt u r aml tj-t of wtiifhurt
IU -t.tl'li.-lilM iit jtiil loaititnai!ce of hii
hot-l in otni-t tt nohip, xinrrs-i onuity.
I'l'iinoy tv:i!M:i, and lor ttu piirjM tt havi
HrM uimI r Hjy ail 1 ria iiis, m ii Hl ami
j.ri ii K j of -vi 11 At-t of AMx-mi4y ami ui'i -.:n
nt- iln r ttr.
K h NTZ 4MiLK.
."Solicitors.
X I T A XTKI A nKf'l:rKNTATI VK IN
If -tuiity 1:1 f-iinylvuriia to iirtro-
li:-a n-w lut:tf iotial i-r iniz:;:.'in m;i-t
Iosm-j m tfotMl tuMiiH utuiny an.l fiirit-ch
ha t i.tl;4 toty r U rt t: . iittnl om: n U r
riht mini Alnrft Thi' H. I". J, Mi i'titxl
hut X , i'ttilutit l l. ii,
EXECUTOR'S SALE
ValuaHs Rsal Estate!
Kyvlm: rf H:r iit arui f..tf;nt f
Jottal hi liiMfi T, lal of Northaitijoti toWn-
kj!p. r-M-; i t-uiity, la., ix'tl., 1 (!
at public sai',
Saturday, Nov. 16. '95.
At I o'clock P. M
H the pri mists, the f.j lowing tlt-M'ritnsI r-al
. tale, viz :
A certain trief of l:u:.l -Huale In Niirth
.tiiipton i:vn-h:p. Soiiii-r-et n.-iuily. I'a.. n'l
jo;i ::.e l:ii i:-..f A in. I'n.iriiu2ii, V m. liitie,
1'hilip V.i-.i. John II. l:!l-r un-t i.-ir."
K .tin .ii. ciiiil-iiiiin 1 iii ner. s. mrv or .-.-s.
'1 1. re nr.- on the pn-misesa gmnt
Two Storv
LOG HOUSE,
a l:trn, ir"fM wator, an orrliar-l if :rowl
fruit uni a J!iar ramp. afxMit ai-n'H -:ir,
Ui!Minof Hi. 1 ru t wt-Il tiiiitu rvj t:n whitt
ok itml ihi-ttiui oak.
Terms :
I inr-thinl In h-ii:d UMn .teiiv.-ry of .ls-i,
."ie-lh;rl in :i. ir ami onthir l m Un
yewrs. I'ayriK'prs ;i lie seeuis-il ly jil'!ni.-r.
iHimi on ihe j re:nisis. l.i p.-r r-nt. .if liu
lian'l inon.y In !- i..il inimi-Iia:-iy wh-n
In- pr.ii.eriy is kas-k-i .ln. ii-s.ss;iii
uive.t ol 111.- firm i'anieiiiul'iy. hu: mi .n'
ine hou-e Ultili tii- 1st n. April, lX'i. Triti.
ean t.sM'liamc'l im iay ot sa..- Io.-ti:: purvhas-.-rs.
JAC"!! I'K'IIIiVl'ili!.
H:.:e!:nr of Jonathan ii:u::i-r. ilis-'.l.
E
?XVA UT.JIt'S NOTICE.
Ks'at:- .f .iiorse Itir.-Iav. late of JctFersoh
to'-. i.h; p. oiii.-r-.-l c .11..., I'.., ti. . 'ii.
Letter- listai..; t.tary "ii the i.l .v.. estate
h. vin Ims-ii untn.tii io the uiili-r-iirn.-l hy
pii'iH-r authoi'ity. iinti.-e is herel.y iv.-n
Iilaii m'-iiiis iiuii-hli 'J to siiiii estate to InaWe
i:iimi-.ii.i:.- p ivmeiit, itn.l lao-e tuiviii cbitni
ai::.iii. 'tie samo presea! I hem only an
taent'cal.st lor s. Ill' nil lit. :' llif lale rts.
1 M r of .tie". I., on ."iiurl.t.-. Novemin-r l':th,
1-:
j. .;. ni: i. ay.
w. n. K.l:i I.AV,
K.v .uturs.
i ).m i n is r i : at i : s n ) r i ck.
K-Uit" of Jacoh steru'-r. l ite of Aii'lison
to.viiship, t!'s-l.
Lett.!-, of aJiiiiuistration having ' l-n
iinini 1 l.y th.- priir authority, to tin- tin-
ilersl-Ilisl. liotlee is lienl.y Kivell to all per
sons iliil.-hteil In sal'i e-tate Io make i.nnii-ih-at-
pay nient. ami lltuse having .-lanns ncainst
:.l-l .-tate w iii pn-a-nt lli.-in iluly i-iiiheiiti-.ritv.I
for m ltienii tit. en .Votnlay. Nov. ,
is.'i. at the hotel of .'s.'KI St.-ni'-r. la I'unMu--n.-e
inroiih.
ItO.s-1 STK.UNI-'.U,
Administrator.
Special Notice.
Pure Ity.' Whi-k!" fn.m the ls-t kimm
!i.til!eries, ais-or lnii! In art", from .'.'" I
-iii .i r uaDoii. My own iiiiporta.ion of tine
ohl I'nni, sh.-rry. "Khiiie an.l .Mi 1 Win.-s
from f.i Io s,"kii K-r irallon. t ll. hnapure
ol.l al.loriu.. M'in.-H. .try ami sw.s t. '' Io
51.VI rtailon. l-.nircn! for Ihecelehral.sl
Ijik. . I:ilnu.lla Wines, p-r til loll. Ss-ll-
.s-31 I aKe Pur. Wine inear, -ii' icalion. The
fiii4-s: iinNirtisl vims, .'.n:t'-s -ssil.-h aiel
In-li wh:K'.v. Stout. liiss Ale, Ac. at low-t
pres.. i 'alt or write Io A. Anilrie-scii, 1-s
Kc.li nil ire. t, All. -iii. l.y. !SHi'ial I'rice I.i -I
on appli.-.lloii. No exlra clu.rae fur juitu or
K..'kin. .Mail order prompt ly alt. mi. U t".
A. ANDRIESSEN,
lss JVkral Strtit, AlK-gluny, I'a.
A
Have a Comfortable Ride.
We lave at oar warehouses the finest
1SEE OUR $5.00 SINGLE
Head qnnrtei for
Hardware,
Farm Impliments,
James B.
Titit Spa. '
IS RE3ERVED FOR
George P. Stein &. Co.,
Dialers ia
Fine Boots & Shoes.
joriir riux lamation.
Wiifukvs. The M.,n. J.h.b If. j,.r..
NX kKU. I'n -i ll al Jmlife of ihe s.-veriil Cmii-Is
of oiuioiHi I'lins nf tin- v. n.l nenitiesroiti
p.isinar ihe li.Hi Jii.tii-i.,1 1'iHinei. mi l Ju-ln-
of ihe I'.xirts of .iveraa.l l'e.-i'iiner nn.l . e ii-
Jail tN-iivi rv. lor Ihe trial of all mpital
and oth.-r.ilti-n.ii-rs in the wai. I'lstr.ei. ami
1'. J. HoKNi.it ;ui. I Noah Hir.-i. xrit, K'i's.,
Jililu"--of In - l ixirts of iiiniiiiMl i'l. MS Hint
Ju-.ln.-s of the 'urt of .lyi r ami T.-miiner
ami lieiii-r.il Ja'l 1 hvi rv lor the trial ..l ull
capital an.l ih r .ill inters in ihe . nunlv of
in:iii rsei, P;ive is-ih : th,-;r pns-i l;t. Mini to
ine itir.s-tiil. for lioliliiii a . 'niirt i.l I oiihiioii
I'h-us an I ie n. ni (jiinrler sssn.nn of Inn
t-i.i-e aii.l . .en. rrn Jaii l.i-!ivery. aarl Courts
of U i t aui T' riaim-r at ssniu-rsi I. on
M"onlay, Dec. J), Oo.
N't: k Is hi-reliy irlven to all the Justice
of the I'.-ar... the . 'nniiier uiel l'instuh:.si
w ithin Ihe sai-l ismnfy ot Simt rs'l, thai thev
lie tin n ami there in their pr"i-r persons with
th. ir mil-, r.ciiris.in.jiiisi:ioii-,.-aiiiinatioii!
an.! other r-iii: iii;nin-e?.. to il those thinii
whi'-h to i heir it:i.-e an. I in that tiehalfMis.
p.-rui!i U he .lime, hihI l-o they who will
pn.si-cu'c tof-.iiiist tiie prisoners ttiat are or
shall lie in t.he jail of Somerset ."xiinty. to Im
then anil ; l..ri. pnesiule against I hem ait
shull lieju.-vt.
KIiVAKI II.miVKR.
henff.
Sheriff Sales.
Ity irt:!- t( a rt-rtalri wnt of Ki. r Usu-rl
mj: if iri-t'iMirt ol t :ii:ion l'l-aM. .f nii-r-c-t
timrity, I'a , to rn-.iini l l. ttirt will tm
v j-! t-.a! at tiit-t'ourt Hoti, on
Friday, Dec. 6. 1895,
AT 1 O'CLOCK P X.
th. follow in;; t!-MTil''l r! -tat to-wit
All Ili ritrht. titl . ii; r-t. rlaim urn!
iiian! of Ali- K. IIiif.'ifi:.,:il.uii, of, in rl
tth' u.i'lix ii.ti two-thinN inu-r-l In m lot
of rotint! .Uiai in liw iilitu f IVt-rsNnrif.
A'!iNn towrl:!p. Nun. r- I -iiTity.
-iitaiiiir)4 J'hir.'trri-, mor r 1 ., l4-ar
:i r r of Main Hir--t hiiI Mairtin alUy,
ati-1 if i;nil'l ly lot of M. A. i ." h-i p.
lt-1 AnfcTii-tn.'. ii. I l-ati A Mn., Y. I. luivr.
Jo -ti iiil ;4i in. HiwiityS luirr, havtu
th r: rii I1! a lirvp lni-it hoii--, kno n
h tin h ' id (il ilort-i. a larirr -itiitrU-arui th--r
m t I)UitO;ii, with th aixflcnafi.
1 ik'-n tit r-.--iii.iti a'l to Im m1I h-4 tiie
pn' rtv of Aiif - K. Hiiii'Mith.jviii. at ti
-ail of U W. l;rrh:ii.
Terms :
N'-Tice f" r-.i:s p'ir hasli.f at the
alu'V e s-i.e tt 'oi pl'-a.-e t:iU.- no; ;ee lii.. 10 p-r
.-.in. of thi- p-ir.-hasi. mori.-y lira.: In p:til
w i -ii pri.ii. rly is kiai-lo-tl down, o:hiTwis
it v. ill .m .hi e- ! io al the n-k of
th.-r.r-t pn-.-iM-.-r. T:;. r.--:il-i- of the pur
ei.i 4.- iit.i.i; y i.e.:-: Is- i'.ii n:i or t. -l. .rv : 1 ie
tt ,y of eiL.ti.-oiaMoi. -, ;; Tit nr-ii.iy. tv.
Ut'l. ist.V .No .-. I will Is arkaov. i.- tif.st
until the pur. is- i-.oii. y j- in full.
Sh'-riiT- . iti.--. . KIV'A1U iH N iVKK.
il
-herur.
NoTK'K is hT'Uy yivfn to a!! fvTvmns
ft-rzi'' I a I -ir tt --. i t -tti oroi 1i twi-m that
thv fo:iovmi: iT.-tiiiat- h iv .i-t U'-Kit-r
ari'l tit V tit- ' tin will ' pr-'ii-t ftrMn
tlnnaiiiMi itnl a iiow iru- at t irpliaitV Court
to '..' hiJ al Soiu.-rvl, la., on
Wednesday, Djs. II, 1395.
iiuTii.-in.ttr f II iiiy ii.yi:tan, Ji-i.
Kmt U im a-.ti a: f ii;-r Stti-.H. ?
e -u Tor t ; tch i,l ii n-li j,wrif.r.
Aito ial M iry J. i..'i'i, lorm -r!y M.rv
J. tri -i. l?u: rti-r r.''r t 1'aul W itaii. 1i.
Am.'ia i W. J. U. if.iv, f.wu:r ot V:iu
Hay. n. !.
oiiii' of K !-ii'it;-1 !!! -tp'o. lniinNrrri
tr ol .l:u-il t r. -I
Kir- itn-i fiiml r ou:i' f Worth J. Pit-kiri,
atiiti i.i-Tr::'' i H'-nry S. ; kitnr. iSfM.
K.r.t I rt'i ii a ,.un li. r . nyUr,
iniri!i n!or 'f J' . I- K i.'f. 1
in; .!(-n ii t of a. J. t oltf-rn. x'cn;or
l llira:a l:tt.
V irt at.! liii ti ii "'ou:i" of "harU l. Waik-iTai.-l
Win M. .-Mirtf :c, a'tiiiiiii-.trators of
fainu- P. VVa!k-r. o'..
r :ri ximI iirial acttuitt f 1 'harl- IJ. Waiic
raii l U n. M. s iiru , u ..iniintra1rH of
hum !ia r. tt.- M.
i;.viT r- nil,.-... t JArulS U MIM.KIt.
BABYLAND.
I"E.,.a,iSE'"' 50 cents a year.
Kr Ifaihy, i t thi' si-,anJ v n S vti-t
;tr-;l.
itf :' r !hr ltt'!f tf.-., u hit h tttiitM
rh trtrut f'it ni," sji i tlu I-.Hi lIo!ne Journal.
LEADING FEATURES f NEW V01UXE-
.V- ; .",'. " 'oi'on. llcrailv. ntur.-si
aii'l i!.:vinat I'v Mi- Kli Karmaii
I Pratt.
tlnhi'x I'.irt .'kI'ii .v..i.i;. ('harming v.-r-i-s,
nith i' tiires, tor err Uil.y of ev
ery iii.'iil Ii. l!y tiny lUiiicxm.
.1 '' ''.!..'. Kiitertaininii .as u
ciipations for t lit? tiur-eiy. l.y .Marion
It. atty.
'm-.o.s ''''.'; ".... I'tor Kttle tin
gcfs.1. I'.y "l z."
.Voii.-.s infvery iiiimir.
Hfifi'l'n' t'ull-im:j" I'if'irrtx that toll
their ow n stoi i.-.
.' y?Hme trfin with A ttrrmher .1 Vi.
, nuitlf V'JT 'rrr.
Alpha Pub. Co., im, Ma-l''
line of :
BUGJIES,
PHAETCNS,
CARRIAGES, and
ROAD WAGONS,
tLe 'mat pc(.e ever ofcr(d fcr 1:1 e qcslity
DRIViNJ HARNESS.!-
and Wagons.
Holderbaum,
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