Ilia Somerset Herald.
IR. ULI, Editor.
Ix-st brevL
fnr
vrferrvd at rise!'.
F m-We of Mince Moat the
lpi,r Oyster f,r
Thaak2i ving at
H..l.lrbu'
mfa" v rircr announoa holiday
iotheir.dvertisvu.tmL
, ,,iirriiZ- ,ut of very ono
ri'"1 ...... t.. w.u.xl artoc-
,-:;rL:..tn2 fcy. November
Iv-rfthauW-sivi.! u. prayer.
',," of the H kkai.w bh.Hild not for
Kf"" ?! i, i ho drucehrt, can
j ; 11
-, ir S'"1
8 " .MufWUWeieUcy, died at
SrIU.,wrHeri.u.on TuosJay. 12th
tt.r Mm , (Sllh resulteJ from
i.r. at HoMcrbauiu s.
ar'"r his wife 1J I,ot ,ive Witb
HHorinUoflsTek
Dim. -
MI , a I
-Hfi""1 .... 1
i in Palestine is believed
1 . ..I I 1 Id
Tllm-le l tbatcoun
!?th1,Pl,.,l.,nled by Cain on the
1 ...vtoouradverising columns
PWs,vn tbat ' B. Holderbaum
i:"'M..rtUeViuvler A Wilaon sew
::hi...tl.eltonthe,..arkeU ,,,rk, v i woiuicriiiB
' .- ".. have been so greatly in-
u n' " . ,:. ......I -ill 1 out off so
1 aii.l UI" "
. u.L-u lhsl 111? U'lll
ii -kly in al-Mil -"-
pevrt tinJ '
r v,.ur order for Oysters for
Hunk-Si'S1 ri'rs--
..b sini. -ryrtie r,,,nty tirme1r
Jir-five yaw. uiIe outscarch
V ou Monity nigUU fell over
--.veiiiv-live feet high to th roek,
Yough Itiver below. He was
iBatitlJ" killL
t , ms? '" assortment of men a,
, v.' and childrcirs IvenxmU and Suits,
ii,dra,.il..v-Aef latest tyl,
SW4undmakeS,goU Hol-
',ie VV,""C" toa,"herS hCr
.U...l-tiiehiglietaverage niotith-
!r .aires f any State in the Tnion-
-4.4.- a.-lii:-tts on lUe oU,er U '
;,av her men teaehors an average of
' n, waier. i-at 'voters at 00, 40. and 5t)
.-iit- per quart, at risel's.
Tiie f..:i.miii letters remaining in the
-..i'j.rat S.nier-et will 1 sent to the
j) aj Utu r "ili.v if " '1UJ f',r within
n ys fr..iu tliis date. November 20,
0: i.ivriy. Ada;Strauli, Ijiura;San
kif.Mr.;l"re. t'has.
rat game of golf is not a new one, but
. ,,,!,-the l,l gitue of shinny" un-,i-r
new n'P. "'ue sIi8ht ,ianK"s
h.vt ma le in the rulos for playing
t , it it would still not I very far wrong
tay -rhiiiny on your own side."
re t.hi v.iiiing to S..merset this
wi'J.er? I: -. lo not fail to visit I'isel's
C.,:i!-.-.ti..iiery A Oyster Tarlors, opposite
C.Kirt H"iisft.
3 1 ilf Ii'liOT. Mlg
5 ...... 1T . d't. I. ..
nr.i' api'twil m tne aicuimih ti .
"Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mattleby desire to
i,rf- their heartfelt thanks to the curi-hi-
friends who attended the funeral of
wir daughter and hope their curiosity
i fully satisfied.
-I -ad ling a confirmed dyspeitic
hv UiiiiK Aver s Pills in time," This is
the experiem-e of many. AVer's rills,
Mh-r as an after dinner pill or as a
rviiit.iyf.ir liver complaint, indigestion,
fUu'iPWT, waier brash, and nausea, are
mvxuai.ie.
A hite pine tree wai cut last week in
.nhsmpton township, that made 30
saw l.'js ranging in length from 8 to lti
ice. Kihtorten feet from the ground
lutiree limnched into nine prongs or
liui!rs. The stump is altout six feet across.
Tarl s were mt for the saw mill of
John Keitz, of KiH-li wood.
I. y.Kir Mini Meat for Thanksgiving
n r.v rs.
A f. w days ago lr. J. A. Ixwther, of
-i. Iv-1, Mrfonuel an operation on
Frank ixsingor, of near that place, who
s injured alKmt two weeks ago by
iii; ii. n a jiile of hay, in his father's
ium. and striking a rake handle, which
fi'.rred his Uwe Is. The d.nlor removed
'v.ral small pieces of cloth from the
Aii.d and the injured man has since
Ut-j rapidly improving.
Wl-ns, Mamlolins, Guitars, Banjos
i-l 'thpr stringed instruuieuta at Snyder
d j rtore.
P 'Kmastcr General has sent letters to
f -tassters enclosing a large card, to lie
p'-Hfd a!tit the postotlice, cautioning
t:i-putilir in regard to the proper uiail-
and stamping of holiday packages.
Kicry ypar the department susrers large
ly liiMigh the indifference or igiHrance
"f senders of holiday pat'kages, and in
i'"e of n-jurateil w arnings and efforts to
priv.uj jj imr wason finds the
I'll Liter i:li.-e stored high with holi-
Jilts that go astray.
!'-y an a.-t passed by the last Iegislature
1 appn.ved the lsth day of June, lsafi,
it i made unlawful for any one, lmt near
i :it relativs, to attend the funeral of
.v Tn bo hasdiol if cholera, small
!!. y-:;.iw fever, typhus fever, diphthe-r-.
diphtheric eroup, fiieinbranoiis
"up or lepr..y. In addition to the im-ni-hii
aduit relatives of the de.-cased, a
- t!-ient num!wr of pall N-arers may 1 e
attendance. In h.iw many instances
"'liislaw obw-rvel?
A oij. f n,;j,i iy o,lTe3 is not whole
uviti,(T j, 4 1, (ltIe (f , j,iy ,edi-
w-v ," know a reliable and
-.:u:iy-j,r, j,areJ blood-puritier is by
' -rtrd-rtu from sediment. Ayer'a Sar--ar.iU
always bright aud sparkliug,
Js a j, an extrait ,10tmdecoc
t. .ii.
J '-e boty, of Westmoreland county,
f1" 1 in the-asesof Justice Eicher and
-nrlMmi, that they were entitled
'li"-ei,tiree.t!;,Xed fortbe warrants,
lrrBa!i,l aniuuKiiients of the 24 men
l'fed ith parti ipa:loii in the riots at
Marmnotli coke works last year. The
t 'v'y "'"iilssioiiers refusel to pay the
t''"-'"K that the oflWrs shcHild
Vr - Ju 3 j- I ,ty held that it w as i'm
f Oilier there were U4 w arrants
alu li, f''"'il"U "I"'-1 one warrant
t of July - prrtvijo, fr tne
yai,i f Wllts f(r ea.h deft.U(UnL
t'lotioabjtolonglieeu an issue le
een tl. -T.iumii.mers and the sheriff.
"UwrompUtelyeovere-l with son's.
7 l'"h in ,uy ho-iy .Ued. ,Ul,
A wk for five years, IVKt.rs could
P"" M.jst of my time was
lCr'l 10 M w,I"',;t wreck.
" !ii'"Ml ,:i"em have completely
i uis m three months." M rs. Anuie
jTer.,Cn..kstown, Minn.
v 1 1 tlie railrnaJs l,pCn trTinff
'-'nln or,d"8 record with fast
' ' . traveling public has lcomc
." , "-4 tritveima
,w. ' r".v make an eff.rt to find
j, p ' W ,he train on w hich they are
n private cars au automatic
T tU"hed that irately
fceoiiiputed another way. A
J"' train will notice, ifliitening
c'" k as acl. r.il i- 1 ,r
pv,
"atuirVf0-1 T:mr l''h nd c"unt ths
ill L I'" U in tw enty seconds ymi
,",mU-r "f'nilea at which
tmt'.l'"f""e" "o"r. This is always
a tv . ' r'is are "r ""form length. It
sva"r'1U!llllU UJT railroad men
uueiPteriathatid.
IT"" NovcmtKr 21. ISA.
crr.ii'
W'ttrA whim from MilTor.! township
that Francis Shaulis, a well-know n rpsi
dent. Is suffering from cancer.
Mr. S. K. ricking returned to Chicago
ja evening, after having sent six
weeks' vacation with Nnnerset friends.
The new hot water healing apparatus in
the oonrt house and jail was tested last
week, and promises to prove very satis
factorr.
The next meeting of the Somerset Min
isterial Association will Im held at the
Evangelical parsonage, on Monday, 2Tth
insL, at 10 a. X.
Yesterday Mr. E. H. Werner purchas
d the house which he has boen occupy
ing on West Main street from the owner,
x-Judge William Collin. Cousidera
iou private.
Mr. and Mrs. Abner McKinley, .f
New York, sjicnt last week in Somerset,
having been callel here by the serious
illness of Mrs. McKinley's father, Dr.
A. J. Endsley.
Mr. Simon IlenscI, of Johnstown, and
Miss Nancy !. Khoads, of Somerset town
ship, were united in marriage at the
home of the bride's parents, on Wednes
day, 13th insL, Rev. J. J. Welch otli-
ciating.
The Herald desires to assure its Sand
ratch and Meyersdale friends of its
distinguished consideration and to amend
the remarks anerit the r'ent wnllagra
tion at the former place, giving all who
battled with the fire fiend due glory.
Under the caption of "New Stories
Told," the Johustown I?mternt of Mon
day, publishes "a moss covered chestnut,"
and unkindly attributes it to Jude
A. V. Barker. His Honor should haul
brother Bailey up for contempt.
rark Y. Kimmel.of rittsburg. Is spend
ing his annual vacation hunting in this
county. "Yony" is a letter marksman
than his brother "Grizzly Pick" and
will do his liest to depopulate the woods
of pheasants and squirrels lofore return
ing to the city.
Mr. aud Mrs. John J. Schell will cele
brate their golden wedding Christmas,
when it is expected that all of their chil
dren now living, and grand-children.
will be present and participate in the fes
tivities incident to the occasion. Several
of M r. Schell's daughters reside in west
ern States.
Mrs. Uriah Glessner, aged alout forty
years, of Stonycreek township, died
Saturday morning from lung fever. She
is survived by her husland ami two sons.
The deceased was a daughter of Alexan
der Musser, of Brothersvalley township,
and was very popular in the oinmunity
in which she lived.
The union Thanksgiving Day services
in the Lutheran Church will commence
at 10:45 sharp. Bev. Gebhart, president
of the Ministerial Association, will con
duct the devotional exercises, and Iter.
T. J. Bristow will preach the sermon. A
collection will be lifted for the benefit of
the deserving poor.
The advance sale of tickets for the
Teachers' Institute lecture course is fully
up to the sales of previous years and
practically insures the success of that
feature of the Institute, Many good seats
still remain unsold, but the indications
are that standing room only will remain
for several of the evening entertainments.
By agreement of the Court and mem-
bars of the bar the civil list set for trial at
December term has been continued until
Monday, January l'lth, when a special
two weeks' term of court will bo held for
the trial of civil cases. Jurors summon
ed to appear in court at the second week
of December term havo been notified not
to appear.
Rev. II. IL Flick, of Fisherville, near
Harrisburg, sjent several days last week.
on his return home from a convention of
young Lutherans held at rittsburg.
visiting with his many friends in and
alxHit Somerset. Before entering the
miuistry ltev. Flick; was one of the lead
ing aud best known farmers in the coun
ty, being the owner of "Mayfield Farm,"
near LavausviHe.
Principal Pritte and the c irps of seh 1
teachers of this place are considering the
lvisability of giving ntimtor of school
exhibitions during the present school
term, the money accruing therefrom to
be devoted to purchasing a c.-py of the
Century Dh-tioiiary" and other standard
works for the use of the schools. The plan
is a capital one and should le carried
into effect.
Under a decision of the supreme court
the modern roller process used in many
Miring mills in the country, has lieen
declared an infringement on a patent is
sued to one .Samuel M. Brua, in 1S7S.
ater he assigned it to H. B. and 1 15.
Reiner, of Lancaster, who brought suit to
recover damages for the infringement.
The court has ruled that every null.
usine the process, must pay an indemnity
of? ion. In Somerset county there are
number of mills that will come under
the ban.
A popular lecture will l3 delivered by
Ilev. T. J. Bristow in the Presbyterian
Ch
urt-h, ou Thursday evening, next, Nov.
st. Subject: "Sticks and Umbrellas.'
W
' II. Kooutz. Eso.. w ill preside. T.ie
lecture will commence at H o'd.ck.
Adi
mission, 25 cents; reserved saats 3
cents, rroceeds for the repair tuna of
the church.
The lecture br ltev. J. M. Barnett,
previously announced, is postjoncd until
further notice.
After struggling for several years under
burdensome debt, the cougregation of
the Lutheran Church at Lavansville last
spring concluded to liquidate its indebt
edness. A suflicient fund was subscribed
and has since been paid to lift a debt of
?0iW and to make some needed repairs
to the building. Although the church is
till lacking a tower it nevertheless pre
taats a churchly appearance. Much
cradit is due the pastor. Rev. Gebhart, f r
his labors in behalf of thechircU.
Cards have been insued by Rev. and
Mrs. L. R, Beacom, of Turtle Creek, for
fie celebration of their golden wedding
on Monday. NovciiiIkt 2."ilh. The cele
bration w ill be conducted at the home of
their son in Iiellevun. This announce
ment is of peculiar interest to the people
of Somerset from tjie fact that Mrs. Bea
com is a native of Vhis place, and two of
Lersisters.the Misses Risinger, are among
ere most highly honored residents. Iev.
Itea-oiii is one .t the best know n minis
ter'aof the M. E. E. chunii.
It is earnestly hoped that all of the
2!ii teachers employed in the public
schools of the county w ill le present at
the Teachers' Institute to ls held in the
Court House next w eek. The pr.gram
arranged for their benefit is an exception
ally good one and the session promises
to le one of the most interesting and
helpful ever held in the county. In lsv
half of the irt.ple of Somerset the II kr alp
extends a cordial welcome to the "seli.Hl
in arms," "school masters," di ro tors and
friends of education, and logs to assure
Ciem that the town is theirs during
their visit.
In speaking of the opening concert and
entertainment at Carnegie music hall, the
rittsburg r.jcrciViMiiroVayH: "The
hill was tilled to overflowing and the
performance was well received. The
numbers of the Lyric Quartette, compos
ed of four young ladies, captured the
audience and secured a re-call for the
quartette," This popular organization,
assisted by John Angus Mackay, will
appear at the Opera House, on Friday
evening, Nov. 2iith. Sale of tickets for
this entertainment w ill begin at Neff A
Caselsjer's at 8 o'clock Saturday morning,
23rd iust. Reserved seats, 30 ceuts; ad
iu issioo M and 2 cents. -
William 0. Kill Dead.
William D. Hill, a prominent farmer of
Slonycreek tow nship, died at his home,
three miles from Shanksvillc, at three
o'clock Friday afternoon from typhoid
fever, fie had been sick for about three
weeks, and although his discus Wire a
serious aspect from its inception his i
friends indulged the hope that he would j
conquer it. The announcement of his ;
death was a great shock to his neighxrs If11" t( cast alout for a name for it.
and friends in different sections of the Thy bvo decided to leave the selec
county. The funeral occurred Sunday jtionora name for the hotel to the lady
afternoon, when interment was made in ( readers of the Hf.rai.d, and the lady sug
the Walker Cenietry. Rev. Davidson, of i Besting the name adopted will be tho
the U. B. Church, S-itnerset, conducted I guest of honor the day upon which tbo
tho religious services. The deceased is hoU!,e is 'penel to .the public and will
survive.! by his wife and five childreu. j bfealt the customary bottle of wino at the
: cUristening services.
Fref. Beam Failed to Appear. Each lady reader of the HkraldwiII
A large crowd of people was ottractel I write the name she thinks mostappro
to tow n last Wednesday by the an- J priate and her reasons, together w ith her
noiin.-oinent nuiid in thn imw.r t on name and p.to!ni!e address n a
that Prof. Beam, "PriiK-e Leo," would
make a ballon asi-ension that afternoon,
and when the daring young aeronaut
failed to put in an appearance, iniivh riis
satisfaction was expressed. Ream visited
this cilice Tuesday afternoon, w hen he
announced his intention of making an
ascension the next afteriMsui. lie will
probably find out later that he cau?nt af
ford to deceive the public, even though
1-K-al merchants do not respond as lileral
ly as he desires.
Prof. Beam made a successful as-ensioii
lit Meyersdale Saturday afternoon. In
case the weather is favorable he will make
an usccusioii here some day next week.
Barn snd Content Barnei.
Christ E. Blough's barn, at Beuscreek,
on the Cambria county side of the line,
was de-troyed by lire at an early hour
Sunday morning. Mr. Blougti was tho
first to discover the lire which issued
from the stable at the end farthest away
from the house. Before anything could
be done the building was enveloped iu
names and it was iiiijsissible to save it.
Mr. Riough succeeded iu saving his live
stock bat all the other contents of the
barn were destroyed. Loss about fl.lfu;
insurance, fi-VX Mr. Blough has no
doubt that the fire was of incendiary
origin. He claim to havo detente I the
odor of oil in the burning hay.
Valuation of Coal Lands Bednced.
At last week's session of adjourned
court the appesd of the Listie Mining and
Manufacturing Company from the
valuation place t iifxtn tlx ir lands by
the County Commissioners was heard,
with the result that the court directed a
specific reduction amounting to about
one-half of the valuation on three tracts
ami a reduction of 20 per cent, on ail of
th? other trails in dispute. The com
missioners had placml a valuation upon
the mineral rights in addition to a valua
tion umn the surface of the tracts in dis
pute. It was c mien led by counsel for tho
Listie people tin', the valuation of mineral
rights should ba nominal until afto r
aetual development h.n taken place, in
order to encourage speedy develop menu
Seven Connulsnea to be Elected.
At tho coming February election all
the lniroughs in this cuiniy will elect
seven council men instead of two, the
inemliership of that body hiving lieen
increase! to eleven meino-v b- net of
assembly approved Mar 22, ISii, the
first section of which is as follows:
It shall b3 lawful forthequalilied voters
of the b iroaglis of this Commonwealth
which are not divided into wards. aul
boroughs not now enjoying this right by
special statutes, at the first election for
borough ollicers next ensuing the passage
of this set, to cbvt two Couiicilmeri u
serve for one year, two to serve lor two
years, and three to serve for thrco yeiirs;
and annually thereafter to elect for a
term of three years' duration as many
Couiiciltnen as mar lie neces-iry to rili
the places of those whose terms of oflice
arealsiut to expire.
This is a wise provision as it will rend
er olisolete tic votes. The act should lie
amended so as to embrai-o school dis
tricts. Will 3a?e Their Own Cars.
The Chapman-li cking Coal Company
have just closed a contract with the South
BiltimoreCar Works to build for their
individual use fifty doublediopper-bot-tom
gmdolas for the coal trade of the
Meyersdale region. These cars are to be
equipped with automatic couplers, air
brakes ami all tho Mts-i and best iia
piovoments, and are to he of tVi,0,X) pounds
capacity, each. They exjcet to have
them iu service by DecemlsT 1, and these
added to the fifty in us4 will add largely
to the outruit of coal from their mines.
This enterprising firm were the Erst to
introduce individual cars in our region,
and the advantage of hiving a regular
supply of ears Is of great benefit to their
miners, as it enables them to have steady
work. M?y is I V '.n. rrs-i'..
An Enviable Imputation.
People wlin visit Pisel's place during
the coming session of the Teachers" Insti
tute, will be afforded more comfort than
ever before. We speak first of their par
lors which are he.it ed with steam, lighted
by electricity, and are the only coinmo
iious anl thoroughly fitted oyster par
lors in Somerset. Here they serve oys
ter in any style, at all hours -during the
day and will be open e-U evening until
after the lectures, and during tho week
of Institute will serve Ice Cream. Mr.
Pise! has had years of exH?rieuco in this
line mid his won for himself an enviable
rcputatiou. In their store yon will find
everything usually carried in a first class
restaurant, such or sandwiches, pies,
cakes, cheese, cove oysters sardines,
salmon, A'c Tucker's celebrated beer,
coffee and lemonade.
TJaeorrolorated.
W. A. Kimniel, Is-tter known among
his friends as "tJrizxly Dick," of the
Pennsylvania company. Tenth street,
spent Id days roaming over tho hills of
his native county, Somerset. He bagged
47 pheasants, 2 wild turkeys, i-1 woodcock
and a great many rabbits and squirrels.
There are no quail in tho county.
"Billy" says pheasants and turkey are
Very plenty. J'lf'bitnj Timrx.
Away With the Toothpick.
A while ago, says a writer in the Hotel
Mail, I sought to condemn the public use
of the napkin as a bib in hotel dining
rooms and restaurants. Now I'm going
to cry out against serving little quill
toothpicks in a wine or egg glass after
coffee or dessert. It is an alKiniinable
custom, of which not a few first-class
hotels have long lieen guilty. No lady or
gentleman ever takes one. The mere sug
gestion of such things is repulsive to re
filled people. As well might toothbrushes
be served. The very thought of such
things incident to gastronomy is repel
lent to the cultured person, and, although
some men and women do take and use
Oicm, it is all wrong. Why should hotels
furnish them? Why tempt people to lsj
vulgar? Dear knows, we have enough
without expecting hotels to make recruits!
And such elegautly-tlrassed ones, too!
Ho? tbt Seed Siitribotien Custom Started.
The present system of distributing
socd3 at the expense of the JtovenimeiriJ
originated in'l-;iii with Henry L. Ells
worth (Yale. lSiOi, a Connecticut man,
who thou held the office on which Con
necticut has a sort of lien as being the
most inventive State in the Union, that of
Commissioner of Patents. He liegan
such a distribution among the farmers of
the country at his own expense, 4'ld l
upon his recommendation, Congress,
authorized year to be appropriated
to this purposo from tho receipt of the
Patent Ollice. It was also to be used in
part for procuring agricultural statistic,
and out of this small beginning has grad
ually grown up the Detriment ot Agri
culture, represented now by one ofthe
inemliers of the Cabinet. -Veir Harem
AVirn.
For Carpet, )il Cloths, Druggets, Rugs,
Trunks Valises and Suit Cases, go to
Holderbaiun's.
Pbel's for "Triumph Brand" Balti
more Oysters.
WAXTED-A XAME
For ti TStw Hotel en Tayaaa Hill Every
Lady Header of tae "Herald" Iarit
d to Offer a Buggeetioa.
Work on the magnificent summer hotel,
which next season will adorn Tayman
Hill, is being poshel vigorously, an I
the hoard of directors have already be-
sheet of paper ami mail it to the It kkald.
All of the names will be published in the
IlKRALPln order that our readers may
lie kept fully posted as tho contest con
tinues. Tho contest w ill close May 15,
1.hjj, when the lioardof directors will se
le 7 from the names suggoste.L These
7 names will be placed in a box and
shaken up, when tho first name drawu
will be adopted as the name of the hoteL
Where the Eepublieani Can Eleet All the
Comsastionere and Auditors.
Somerset, Indiana, and Blair county
each has more than two Republican votes
to one Democratic What's the matte?
with the Republicans in those counties
next year electing all three of tho county
('oiniiiissioners aud tho three Auditors?
Tho Constitution of the State says:
Three county Commissioner and three
county Auditors shall Ij elected in each
eoimty where such oflicers are cluwen, in
the year one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-five and every third year there
after; and in the eloi-tioii of said ollleers
each qualified elector shall vote for no
more than two iersons, and the three
(tersons having the highest number -of
votes shall be elected.
It will le noticed it would not be
illegal for the Republicans to elect all
three Commissioners and all three Audi
tors, and in the above couuties they
e.Hild easily do so, without any elector
voting for more than two candidates for
either of the ofliees. Indeed, they could
cast enough voles to elrt-t four of each of
them, were so ninny to be elected, with
out any elector voting for more than two
candidates for each ollice. JoIih.iIom-h
Tribune.
There i a Season
Why some stoves and ranges are better
than others; good material, careful con
struction and a knowledge ofthe wants
of the housekeeper are all necessary to
make the kitchen stove a success. The
Cinderella Stoves and Ranges are made
to meet every requirement, they are even
bilkers and perfect roasters. Special at
tention is paid to cleanliness, economy
and durability. Sold by
Jas. B. Hoi. riKR.it aim,
Somerset, Pa.
Teachers' Permanent Certificates.
At the session ofthe state legislature
for the year lsui much important school
legislation was enacted. Perhaps the
measure which will make the greatest
change during institute week is the law
regulating the granting of permanent
certificate. Heretofore a committee to
examine applicants for permanent certif
icates has lieen elected annually by a
isipiilar vote of the members of the in
stitute. Now, however, this committee
is apioiutcd by the State Superintendent,
and holds office for throe years. A per
manent certificate issued by this com
mittee is good in the county in which it
is issued until forfeited by incompetency
or improper conduct, and is of like virtue
iu any other county ofthe state if endors
ed by the superintendent thereof after
one year's trial. The law requires that
the members of this committee must lie
practical teachers holding a valid teach
er's certificate" Thero is no provision
made for their compensation.
Few Florida Oranges.
Indications point to an almost complete
failure of the Fl irida orange crop this
year. A local fruit dealer siys the Flori
da crop will not lie over MO.nfiO lioxes,
whereas an average crop is in tho neigh
borhood of 5,M),IMI boxes.
The cause of the small yield was the
frost last January, which killed many
fruit trees of all kinds throughout Flori
da. The scarcity of oranges will cause a
temporary rise iu the price until the crops
from other sections arrive in the market.
The Jainah orango will arrive soon af
ter the holidays. Iatr we will get tho
fruit from Sicily, from Valencia, Spain,
and finally from California.
The freight charges and duties on the
foreign products will serve, howover, to
keep the prices at a slight advance over
those of former years.
Christmas Presents.
Persons desiring to make Holiday pres
ents in the way of handsome Bibles or
Hymn books, and wishing to have names
Ktauqieil on the cover, will do well to
give their orders at an early day to Chas.
II. Fisher, that the' work may 1 done
and the goods received on tinio.
Fisher's Book Store
makes a secialty of getting this work
done. Lutheran, Disciple, Methodist,
Presbyterian, Reformed and other Hf inn
books and bibles imprinted. Persons
wishing to order special btsiks, not in
stock, for presents, should give their or
ders at an early date.
Chas. H. Fishkb.
lecture en "Electricity."
From Saturday's Johnstown Tribune.
The unknown quantity, termed elec
tricity, filled Library Hall last evening,
beside a large and delighted audience,
to hear and see the lecture and exhibits of
Prof. John B. De Motte, on the principles
and possibilities of that wonderful invis
ible energy.
The results ofthe power that are known
wereapprejia'ed, but the possible benefits
to a vrue to mankind were startling.
Prof. Dj Motte said that within the past
six months patents had been perfected
on the latest result of scientific investiga
tion, to produce what is considered the
great economic question a light without
heat, and its c inclusion, to be yet devel
oped, a power with less loss of energy.
The former would likely be given to the
world within a short time.
It was probably the most practical, in
tellectual disclosure on that powerful
force that has lssen given in our city. The
stereoptieon views of the principles of
magnetism, power, heat, light, color, and
sound were ofthe best.
It was a great subject, intelligently con
sidered by an intelligent student of
science.
Hew Coal and Lime Yard.
The Listie Mining and Manufacturing
Company has established a Coal and
Lime yard near Cunningham's plnniag
mill at the B. A O." station, Somerset,
w here a good supply of the best Coal and
Lime to be had in the county will always
be kept. Coal will be delivered prompt
ly by the wagon load to any parf. of Uie
town. Apply at the yard, or the com
pany's office in the Baer Block.
First Grand Opening
of Beautiful Holiday C.oods, will bp on
exhibition at
fisher's Book Sure
Monday morning Aith. for the special ac
commodation ofthe school teachers anil,
all pertous attending the institute.
C'nAs. II. Fisher.
Wanted.
To borrow f lO.OuO for two or three year
on Pittsburg real estate. Address, for
full particulars, P. O. Box 76L Pittsburg,
Penn'a.
It is said to l settled that Secretary
Carlisle will not fill the supreme bench
vacancy. He disss not want to. He ex
pects to locate in New York when bia
cabinet term expires and practice Uw.
Highest of all in Lcavcnlaj Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Absolutely pure
ADULTERATION OF FOOD,
Frank N. Moore, special agent of the
State Department of Agriculture, is in
Pittsburg for the purpose of enforcing the
pure food laws, the oleomargarine law.
I an.l thf ftfi:4l Met iiceri lltf t Iim M.1llltir-
! tion of vinegars and jellies, passed at the
last session of the Legislature. He in
tends making Pittsburg his headquarters
for some mouths, and began Friday
collecting samples of teas, coffees, sugars,
flavors, etc. These will l turned over
to Prof. F. T. Ashhurn, State chemist lor
the district, aud tested. If they are found
adulterated dealers will lie notified of the
fact and ordered to bring the articles up
to the standwrd required by law. Their
failure to do so will result in prosecution.
Mr. Moore has been enforcing the law
in Erie and Crawford counties since
Oa-toher 1. In that tiino he has entered
15 suits against sellers of oleomargarine,
winning all of them. Mr. Moore keeps
"tab" on the oleomargarine sellers, with
a typewritten list of every firm west of
the Allegheny mountains paying the
government tax. Said he: "The greatest
difficulty I have experienced is getting at
the real members of the firm. Tho Unit
ed States tax is paid under a false name,
usually, aud the clerks are usually so ig
norant that an arrest or two is necessary
to gain information.
"As for Pittsburg, I will make the as
sertion that there isn't a grocery, butter
or confectionery store that will pass
inspection. I believe that in most cases
the proprietors are unwitting violators of
the law, but it is an evil w hich must be
corrected. Thero is a certain date, by
w hich timo all dealers must have spuri
ous gisxls weeded out, I will not say
how near that day is coming, but Pitts
burg dealers had better get in good con
dition. After that the law will lie en
forced by suits. Inspections may be
made three or four times. I do not know
when 1 will Is) culled to some other part
ofthe State, and some other inspector
brought here to go over the same ground,
in order to catch fresh violators. The
people should not get the idea that tho
inspection is only once every 10 years, or
even every year. It may come twice a
week in some cases. Dealers will not be
prosecuted except 011 samples of goods
actually sold. If a man selling adulter
ated good:) shows himself willing to com
ply with the law, he w ill not be interfer
ed with. It is the willful violators of the
pure food laws, and especially the oleo
margarine laws that I am aftei."
Mr. Mooro will inspect confectionery
stores and soda water fountains In con
nection with other lines. Pure candies
and syrups will lie insisted upon. There
arc three inspectors working throughout
the State at present, and more will be
put on later in the fall.
SKTRKTAKY OF AllRIcTLTIRE KIsiK
SHOWS TO WHAT KXTKNT VINKOAR
IS "lKMTORKll" TIMOTHY SKKII
VSKII IX "FRl'IT JAM" TO UK
CM VK BfVKIlS.
Secretary of Agriculture Edge says
those who have not given the matter
careful attention have 1:0 idea of the ex
tent to which the more common articles
of household use are adulterated and re
duced by the suieititution of cheaper or
inferior materials. In order to test the
adulteration of vinegar he recently di
rected one of the agents of the depart
ment to obtain samples of the "pure cider
vinegar" sold in a country town in the
midst of a large apple district in which it
was supposed that the pure article of ap
ple vinegar would lsj too cheap to be
adulterated. Yet, it was clearly proven
by chemical test by an expert iu the de
partment that not a single sample came
up to the legal requirements for vinegar
aud that probably not one of them was,
as they all purported to bo, "pure cider
vinegar."
Colonel Edge claims that a very low
price! article of vinegar costing not more
than three cents a gallon is made from
the scrapings and washings ofthe steam
ers and other vessels which bring mo
lasses in bulk to New York anil Phila
delphia. This is manipulated and event
ually sold, at least in many cases, as
"pure cider vinegar." The pure food
law, enacted by the last legislature, posi
tively requires that the legal article of
vinegar shall contain four per cent, of
acid and two per cent, of solid, and yet
it is claimed by the officers of the depart
ment of agriculture that not one sample
in ten will come up to these require
ments. The secretary proposes to collect nu
merous samples of food products aud
articles used for food in different parts
of the state and by an analysis aud ex
amination by experts, show the neces
sity which exists for the pure fosl act,
which it is made the duty of the depart
ment to enforce. Thus far, no prosecu
cutions have been commenced, lmt after
the violations of tho law have been de
monstrated and manufactures have lieen
fairly notified it is pmiiosed to carry the
provisions ofthe law into effect and imm
inence prosecutions against offenders,
the intent lieing to punish those guilty of
manufacturing, rather than tho possibly
innocent retailer, who, at least in many
cases, has no knowledge of the actual
character of the commodity which he of
fers for sale.
But there are flagrant cases for which
ths officials claim there can lie 1:0
extenuation offered. When a grocer
offers his customers thirty-five pou nils of
"pure fruit jam" in pails costing eight
cents for sixty-nino cents, pail and all.
Colonel Edge says, there must be some
thing wrong. No retailer can plead ig
norance of fraud and should know that
the seeds of the so-called strawlierries
and rasplierrics are timothy seeds and
that the body of the mixture is glucose
thickened or coagulated w ith sulphuric
acid. In other articles of food the adul
teration and suletiiution are equally
evident. Coffee, in the grain, of any col
or desired, can be procured. It may bp
guaranteed to contain nothing injurious
aud to contain no coffee of any kind, ant
may le placed on the market in lUD
poiind lots as low as ten cents a pound.
When mixed with the genuine ooffep
berry the secretary says it would puzzle
any one to pick them out by appearance.
School Teachers' Headquarters. County
Institute.
For 16 years past it has been customary
for the school teachers and school di rex-tors
of Somerset county to establish their
headquarters during the County Insti
tute at
FISHEE S BOOS STOJtE.
Their comfort and convenience will lie
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 Hee
ialtiea for school teachers, is part of the
inducements. This stock conaUta in part
I of reward and merit card, chrouios, all
sorts of books for prises for pupils, dia
I logue and recitation books, albums, toys,
I purses, toilet seta, magazines, keys to
arithmetics, high text-books, holiday
goods, fine box papers, bible?, gauis,
novelties, glols-s, call bells, song books,
dictionaries, fountain pens, volumes of
poetry, single volumes of books, liooks
in sets, pocket knives, book straps and
satchels, and an extensive line of miscel
laneous goods, such as school teachers
and the general public want at this sea
son. Chas. II. Fishkb,
Stone Ketone Wanted.
25 stone masons can secure work at
lest wages by applying immediately
Wcssol A Grau, contractors, Somerset
Pa.
Hew it re!s to Die.
Miss Abigail Ihslgo, "iail Hamilton,"
i slowly convalescing at her home in
Hamilton, Mass., anil, while she rei-civcs
no visitors at all, she has written an arti- j
cle entitled : "In tho Valley of tho Shad- '
i ow of Heath." It deals with tho thoughts. ,
j impressions and feelings of thoso who are
1 nassinir "orr tlin river "
In the paper Miss Dodge says that sho
was taken ill last spring while locked in
a room iu the l'.luino mansion In Wash
ington. She felt that she was failing and
realized that something very serious had
seized her. Her most intense feeling was
the shock that her friends would rectdve
when they broke ooen thudoorand found
her dead ti'ion the Moor.
She realized the situation when her
friends found her, and could hear them
as they sMike alsmt her, although appar
ently she was unconscious.
Then came a long blank, that lasted
how long she knew not. At times she
would partially recover consciousness
and wonder whether she wero dead or
not. Her brothers, Stanwood and Itrowu
Iodge, both of whom are dead, ono dy
ing less than a year ago, appeared to her
and conversed with naturalness. She
sometimes felt that she would like to
sieak and inquire if sho were really
iu the other world, but found it impossi
ble to enunciate syllables.
"IH not have a horror of death," the
paper concludes, "it is a blessed thing."
Partner Wanted.
Wanted an active, solier, and indus
trious man to take one-third interest in a
well established Nursery and small fruit
growing busiucss near Continence, Pa.
A large slock of trees, vines and plants
now on hand and in splendid condition,
with plenty of choice land for increasing
upon. Amount of capital required, fJil.
This is a splendid opportunity for the
right party, aud wiil.bear close investiga
tion. Young man preferred. Address
P. O. Box K,
Harnedsville, Somerset county. Pa.
Help Wanted !
Rheumatism, tiout, Dysjiepsia, Catarrh
and all Liver, Kidney and Bladder tmuli
les positively cured by Clark's Red Cross
Natural Medicinal Water. Agents want
ed. Write for terms and pamphlet.
Bio Ratios M inkrai. Watkr Co.,
Big Rapids, Mich.
Senator Sherman has written a letter
to a California friend in which he in
sists that McKinley's way to a nomina
tion was "opened" by the late elections.
Do Hot Fail to Bead Ibis.
The noted Special
ist, Dr. M. Salir,
who lias been so suc
cessful in the treat
ment of private dis
eases of both sexes,
and all kinds of
chronic disca.scs,may
lie consulted, as usu-
al. fieo oi charge, in
Hi22L-Vi: Somerset, at the Ho
tel Vannear, on Friilay, Nov.!!, Dec.
27th, etc. etc.
No mystery about it. When the Shak
ers offered some time ago to give away a
bottle of their Digestive Cordial to any
one who might call at their New York
ofli'-o, there was a great rush and a great
many people thought they were crazy.
Subsequent events prove it to have been
a very clever advertising transaction, for
although they gave away thousands of
bottles, it was in tho end profitable;
yearly every 0110 that txik a free lmttle
cauio back, for more and paid for it w ith
pleasure, saying they ha 1 dorivod lietter
results from its use than from any other
uiodicine they had ever used.
There is nothing so uniformly success
ful iu the treatment of stomach troubles
as the Shaker Digostive Cordial, and
what is better than all, it relieves at once.
Laxol, the new form of Castor Oil is so
palatable that children lick the spoon
clean.
Hiss WUkini' New "Types."
Mary E. Wilkins h is done something
new in the piece of work just completed
and given by her to The I.nilirif Ionr
Jnuru tl for publication. It is a series of
.Neighlrhood Types." These "types"
are the most uniq'ie characters, and are
found iu a supposed New England
village; to the portrayal of each "type"
Miss Wilkins devotes a separate sketch.
Thus she pictures a striking male charac
ter in "The Wise Man or the Village";
one of the most natural of children in
"The Village Runaway"; a familiar figure
in "Tho Neat Woman of the Town," w ith
three other characters equally distinct.
There are six "types," and ail are il
lustrated. Institute -:- Program
AT
W. S. Kimmell's
Gents' Furnishlnz Goods Store.
MONDAY!
Correct Effects
IN
Roman Stripes,
AX9 IS
Green Neckwears
Green Tex,
Green 4 in Hda.
Green Shield Bows,
Green Band Bows.
TUESDAY!
MUFFLERS & HANDKERCHIEFS.
STRONG VALUES
AT
Popular Prices
is
Groat Yarietyt
V CASHKERE AND SILK; PlAiX AND fAMCY-
WEDNESDAY;
TURN YQUR HEAD LOOSE
In Our HATTERY;
You'll Come Out Ahead by it,
(Provided you buy.)
THURSDAY ;
Vfe AY ill
Collar and Cuff You.
All Sizes, All Styles, All
the Time.
FRIDAY:
AFTER SONG and PRAYER
institute will be adjourned to my store,
where you are expected to lay in your
winter supply of Underwear, i)ir
wear, I land wear aud othvr Ocntk
men's wear. A'l liues complete and at
lowest prices, quality considered.
IF YOU'RE
THINKING OF
REFURNISHING YOUR FEEf,
Remember that we are Headquarters
for Roots, Shoes. Rubbers, Slip
pers and everything in the shoe
line from tho smallest article up
to the largest all of the reliable,
never-rip, water-tight sort st the
lowest prices.
OUR MOTTO :
PERFECT
FITTING SHOE3
- T-
PITTING PRICE 3.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
George P. Stein & Co.,
75 Main Cross St.,
SOMERSET.
PA.
NEW GOODS
:tmincs-
EVERY DAY
Every Freight and
Express
the last week has brought us some
thing new for the
Holiday
Trade.
So lhat now we are prepared to
show a handsome line of
goods in every de
partment. We ask your attention especially
to oar large selected stock of
Ladies' COATS and WRAPS,
Children's WRAPS,
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
SKIRTS, Etc.
Our Notion Department U filled up
with
HANDKERCHIEFS,
GLOVES,
STOCKINGS,
TIES,
ETC.
Handsome line of
Blankets &
Comforts
Just received.
CHENILLE PORTIERS,
TABLE COVERS
and RUGS,
at prices way down.
We abo ak your attention to our
large new line of
GINGHAMS,
CALICOES,
FLANNEL3,
OUTING CLOTHS,
Ladies' and Children's
UNDERWEAR, etc.
A full line of Gentlemen's
UNDERWEAR.
Every department is fall of New
Goods at prices that can't lie
compared.
AT
Parker & Parker's,
Bright Boy Wanted !
In v.tv town t sell t!ic PITTSBURG POST,
tircit upp.irtunitU's iiirfrsl t.i Imv iu Wii
frn IVnnsvlvaniu. K.ittru Oliin ami V.l
Virginia, t'h' l't is always hi tlfitiMiiil an I
wis wherever It is iuhel. ii-y can work
nfter m'IkkiI l;ur an.l eura ixK-kel money,
t or particular address
Cirvul Uion Department THE POST,
Pittsburg, 1'a.
: Facts About :
FURNITURE
ill'!!
We can inform the trade and pnMic at
large that we have come out vi.lnri
ona in our deal with the furniture
manufacturers of Michigan. Wo pot
ail we asked for iu the way of bar
gains, consequently all we expected,
what more do we want? We only want
the trade to know that our line is bet
ter in every respect now than ever be
fore and that wr are going to ooulin
ue selling Furniture ou a very low
basis.
$25 and $28.00 ui buy a .ud
OuU Suit for the bed room, containing
six piev, made and finished in the
very latet atylea.
$13 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 nicover
sin (Ted or wood-frame kuit for the par
lor, upholstered in Brocalelle, Silk,
Tapestry aud Plush.
$15 and $20.00 Uke one of the
same style suits upholstered in Tap
estry. $1.80, $1.90, $2.QQ. Nice Reed Rock
ers Kith century finish very orna
mental for the porch.
$9 and $15.00 buys a solid Oak Side
board. C. H.
608 Main Cro Street,
Somerset, - Pa.
WROTH
ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE
UK
Yaluibk Real Estate.
The nniler'K-d mlnltrNr of Mary
Ann Ymii, iale of isomrse rounlr. li.,
Iit'iI , W'!l rxf4 to poliitr mlr Hi the Court
IIotiw, In M;nicrc! borough; PHimeniel rout:
ly, 1'u , ou
Wednesday, Dec. II, 1S95,
At I O'tloik P. M ,
rf s-it-l "iv, irlir of an ir-lr f tt
HI mil tf th Mrplmn rMrt roim-
f. nil thi- r.il f-r-4i it tttm'HiJ :i vu1 rl-r
or vil.'t oifi; nir- p.iru til riy Uiu-ftrH-l n
Nik, I. A c-fiatn lot or jtirxi-l f kdmliJ
nittiittc in Ihtr vil!Mit oi lYttti!v illr, Som r-t'wti-tlnp,
StiH i trt,uni, tNttnt-
m ttic soutti ty fhvl'luiik rtti, Hit- w-t
hv in: of j;t. -t Kiilii'-, u i tu n-i-rt.t ly mi
nil . Miit oil th 41 h! tiy nn ulli y. riiiain
inic om-rutli 1 1 t:irt mom o- !, h'tviiir
tiM roii -ftv-i m (iwt liin ho.i-. itlttUlt an l
nj li-r outttuiMiiitf.
Si. I. A certain lot or inn! of jrnKiu-t
situate ha afonvti.!, lMt.uiit!f-l on the oui)i ly
MU a! ley, on the wet hv Umln of Ah11e N.
I'-Hiiilrvuuin, on the north ly lK Nt. :t here
inafter ittwriij-! ami on tne eut ty liimt of
Klin 4all. routaiiihix one-half t1,; mrr
totricl iiieMHure.
No. ;t, A eertHin lot of grmin1 situate tun
ttfort-tialtl, lMHinl)t on the-uHith ty lot Mo. t
uUive 'h-rtrrWietl, on the went and noiila l.y
tat id of AthlleH. OmntryiiiMii. nmt ou the
eurt by ImitN of Klixa t uhlc, eoti ruining
su:tre rwi iitrtet iiu-a-tuiv.
-Terms:
Ten Nr rent, of tho iurfh'M nio:i-y miiNt
he jMihl when the rtTt.v i knoehe! clown,
ant Iwiuiici ou miitriiuitioii of antl tl
livery tlei-d.
II. K. BAKKoN,
Ailmiut-trator.
Yl)1Il:s'I,'TR.VT01W xoria:
Esfcite of Jxmes II. Puijh, late of Allegheny
towunliip, Saiinersel Co Pa., di-c'tl.
Ij'tt r"of minilnial ration on the alxv en-IjiU-
luivinx ln--ii cniiiled to Uie unlersii;iiel
hy the pmper uuiiiorily, notiee In her-liy giv
euloull persons indeliieit to sai'l esuile to
make tiniiiettiaie myiaeii(, mid tiHMe havllijc
rluiuts ui;inisl Huil i-slalv will prvwi.1 Minn
duly uuthentu-.tt-s for wtilement, on Tues
iln.v, :H. 1-tii.i.t the rtsltlem-eor Kllsworlli
I.Iiik, iu htu.de township.
HK.NRIKIT ITUII,
KU.tWtiKTil UMi,
F. MT. HiesiTk-r, AttiuinUtrjtors.
Alfy.
DMIXISntATOnS NOTICE.
Klate of Jacoh Sterner, la'e of A'l.lison
township. cl-eM.
letters of adiiiinistr.itloii huvtns tieen
irriiiilisl l.y Ihe proper authority, to the
lerfhrneil, notii-e Is herehy kIvpii to hII per
mitiM indehteil to wii estate to uuike iiiimeli
Mte pnymeiit, wnil tiuMe li;viiiir e In i iu asnins:
suhl iUk' will pn-si'iit them duly atitlteuti
mted for wtth iiH lit. m Monday. Nov. ii,
li's at the hHel of stt Sterner," In I'oiiH'j
euee Uirou'h.
KiJUS STERNER.
Ad mill it rulor.
E
XECLTOIS'.S NOTICE.
Estate of liarmitn Thom.is. late of f'one.
inaii!:h township, S.imem-1 1'o.. Padec'd.
Ilters !! military on the atmve e
tarr haviinc lii xrantitl l the u:i:lersienet,
ly the proier authority, notice 1a i. rei.v
itivrn to all iersons ln'elt.ft to iid rt.ite
m:ilte iinmeitUite wy iiienl, a nd Ihone having
chum ,'n:usl -mux et:e will present tti-:n
duiy uulhenlif-rfteat for settlement, on Sainr
ihiy. lt,-e. . is at th" oltiee of the utlnitui.s
trator in utd townstiip.
EI.WOOli U SWANK.
K. W. Kin-vker. E..utor.
Alt y.
iKsSH.NKE'S PETITION TO IJE-
-a. lu.NVEY.
Mry Kuekiuan i In I h:' ourt of i oiiin.i.n
to - I'h-a" of Somerset Co..
Isuiah liwl. ) lt.
No. IX Keh. T, isyl.
The undenixneil herehy Kivm notier to
rn-ilitors nd nrt!-t intetvt-. that on th
Kssin.l Monday of lieeeiiihei, thev shall
show eatix-, if any ih. re In, to mid " Court,
why s:.t. asinee shoulil not Mimvrv to
Mary Ifuekiimn the n niainins assigned prop-c-ry
u:iMid hy htm. upon her Ms-iirin the
payment of her re mainour det'ts as shown hy
auditor's report and morifai:e reeonl.
ISAIAH ta.Ii.
Assi"!n-e.
YUIJT0R"S NOTICE.
Christian Tr'.H'.lfr (In the Court of Coin
to mou Pleas of S.iiiM PH-t
Ernest . Kisisit. ( Co., I'm.
No. 17s, May Term, l-.d.
Volunt-.ry Aviunu'itt.
HaviriK hren appoiut.il auditor to distriii
ute the funds in l:ie hands of the Assignee, to
and ainutiL' Hum- hvHily entitled tm reto. no-ti.-e
is hereby givm t hut 1 will total my ortie
In simers.at Ijomoh. SomersM rouiity, la .
on Krlday. Novemlierith, A Ishv, for said
purswe, when ami where all persons Inter
ested may attend.
K!t:-:il. W niESEI KER,
Auditor.
Y-'-Toirs NOTICH
In re estate of Annie Itrot.xht r, Inte of Mid
illnrni low n.,hip, dev'd.
Havim; i-vn appotnteil auditor to distrili
tili' the iiiiius iu me luiu Is the adiuhiitra-t-i.
toa'et aiiMti l luiv l.-a II v entitled tiien-iiot;.-e
is iien i.y Kiveii th:it I will ital my
i-lll-.' hi !iiersel im n Mii; h. ?s:i.ers,'t eotlniy.
I'a.. cm Ttiur. lav, Nov. n r 21, IssiY. at !J
o'.-Iik- a. M.. lor s;iid puriMire. when an
wli.-reali .r-ons nuiy an :id.
tiEi. 11. SiTM.
Auditor.
y O LU NTA II Y ASS IO N 51 KNT.
Ii.iniel !-ue Kiid Evr. his wife, of Shade
owiihii, .ioiet4-t isiunty, . haviuir nmde
u viiiiiiL.iry as.iumeiit t"o tne all the es-
tt . real n:ial mid lultl of said liauu-i
t OiUe. lor the tieliefil of his rr.siitors, llotlee
i. hrely civt-n ti;ili ikt-oiis iud. ht..-il to s:i.l
stoijnor to make immediate ciyim-nt to me.
aim ttios,- h iving elaiins air tni him to pre
selil tliem iltl!y authellta-aleti tor settlement
at my otM.-e iii Somerset, l'a., on the .th day
of tlvVellitMT, l-Oi.
VALENTINE HAY.
Assignee.
SSIONEES NOTICI1
Notlre is hervhy Riven th:t William M.
Walker an. I wife have made a voluntary as
Minnie lit lo me of all their estate, real, jwr-sin-il
anl mixed, in trust lor the In m-nt ol the
creditors l the said William M Walker A'l
s rsons haTiiiif eUiltiis airuiist sai l William
.4 Walker will pn-s!!! them to the uiitler
sin.si. liu'y uui!tentiated, at the residetiee
of Wiiiiam M. Walker, in stouyereek twp.
s.niH-rs. t county, I'a on Thursday, Hie .xh
day of Ivveinls-r. A. I. lstii, and ail persons
owinaid William M. Walker will make im
misliate iivment to
r red . iliesieker. Mi ISE.S WALK EK.
Attorney. Assignee.
Somerset, IV.
CIILIC NOTICE.
I herehy certify Unit tho ft!!owin acronnta
ttave heen file! in my ort.ee a-coriime U law
an.t will he preM-iiUU to the Court lor omtir
liiation, oli
Thursday, Dec. 12, '93.
Kirst aeeonnt of Jiittica Ijiiulsrrt, a.si;uee
of Isaac I'aul.
F. V. SAYLiiR,
Prol iionotury.
Have a Comfortable Ride.
We hare at our warehouses the finest lice of
HSEE OUR $5.00 SINGLE DRIVING HARNESS.!-
Head quarters ibr
Hardware,
Farm Impliments,
James B.
QOL'KT PROCLAMATION;
Wjircru Th lion. jVnft If. ff.-
I kK, l'r --li't.fi4!2eof thr "eVeraM iirt
1 of t oiumo i l'-uof iim w-vi-ml rmi r. !-. rom
i Hitt( f fie IfHii .l't:fU! Inu-TiW, n1 Jutjra
f the 'nrr4 of lrriMi I rntiner H?ifl H-r-erl
J.fcti IHlv. ry. for ' tnai of all capital
H'liI o;: roif. ij-t-rH in l.'te ;ih !-rl'l? ant
I'. J. H'k Ftt nittl Noam l-lMOiiKB, Khu'..
i J'l'-i-of the Court of I'otritnoii k'T ana
i JtKh-e of the t oiirr of oyer mil Terminer
! art I i rt-iit-mi Jul l:Mlv-r-r for tin trial of all
j e.in;.tl iit ou r ott- mh r In the oun'y of
-niM'r- t, ha ve i rh tr (r-i--t-, mimi t
'It" t-t. fr ho''l:ii; l "mir? of 'ommori
1 tU-n .-! t n.-ft tmtr'i r rv--.t i.f thn
! I't e r I n.-T:.i I ti! Ij :ivi rv, ami 4 our: a
1 an. I 1 m unti i -it -ni-r on
-IN I oik lay, 1 ! J
NoTH . U her-1' fivrti tn a!l the J i-ttiern
of th'j Ifae. th .mnnT h.pI 4 iMilatile-
within the .til otinty o Soiiif-ivW, ttvt th- -
ihii th-T In llu-ir rjj-r iHriMii w.iit
tiH-ir it !;, r- or!-t, iri i r -.aniiiii't-oti
aii'i o!ti. r rrftit-inSni:ni-4, to lo tho- lti.u-
; wimh u tiittr (!in- um1 in ttiat l hulf
I P'-rtln t tlvlif, Ml.t h;:- th'-y who wi I
j n- .--ul a:.lni tin ri. n-r tn:t a r i-r
I riu(t U :i- iu jaii 4-f S-mi'-r- t ouiitv. to .
then iin-1 lh; ru to u"wul iKU.u-t theiit nl
KDWAIII) llHVKK.
!-htTiir.
Sheriff's Sales.
Ity irlue of n rrt.iin writ f Ki. Fa., i-wtift
oit ! Ih I oiirl h t o:uiiin ri.-:t, f .Mfm,t-r-iu-i
fiuiMly, l'a , to tne -i rs-t-t. th- re will t
--tjMt-M -i to sal-at the 4 urt K'mxor
Friday, Dec. 6, 1895,
AT 1 O'CLOCK T. .
the follov-in d-.-s.T'.'s'd nil estate, to-wif
A!l .he rlaht, tit!--. Int. n-st. r!aiin and d.
Inn id of Alice K. lli;:tiUil:i:it:i, of, i,i and
lo lae nndivithst t.Miitr'l ui-r.-si in a t
of S'aiiid situ ile in to. viik-iie t ivterslur,
Addison townsh'p. Niiw rsi lounty. i's.,
containing foi'ra'res, more or 1 ss. "loentitt
on nn tier of .Mam sire.-! and Matdtn allev.
and Is.undol hv lot of M. A. Kims ' hetn. Ii.m
h l Aiu'ii.tirie, 11. I., lien n A liny, K. I. Mnrvr.
Josa pii Null and Win. I:.d lv"s heirs, having
thertsfn eris-ttsi a lare linek leaise, kuowu
at, tha "Central Hot-i,"a lar''e .titoleand otti
er outliuiliiins. with the uppurteitarici'M.
TaU:-n in execution ail lo tie sold an th
property of Alice K. lliiiilMUham, al tli
suit of L. W. lin hm.
Terms :
NoTICC AH lrsons punhasinir Rt th
aliove sale will p!.-ase lake liollee tlait 1U s r
cent. iif the pun-hase laoiay nuisl Ik' pn'd
when pnis-rty i.s ktas-ked down, oiln-rwis
it will ..--alii l- f -jsix d to snie at tlie risk of
liie tirsl pun-iias. r. i'ne n sidue of the pur
cimse mo.i. y must U paid on or Is-iore t ho
day of confirmation, viz: Thurilay, Ins.
lTn. ls.rk. No dsd will Ik- aeknowitslt i
unlil the pun-luise money Is paid in full.
Sheriff's Ulliiv, t EliWAUU HiXiVEIt.
Nov. 1.1, Mi"., l" Sheriff.
e;istei: s NOTIC1LS.
NoTI "K i-ii r't-y riven to all p rvtrM ron-cerne-i
a. U-niUe. rr-MitorM, orot herwiM. tlu-t
the fitl-iwin.- aetiu!).'r have K.-.4-ti Uici-.t-rs
anj tliat the wime v.ill e pr-it-rl f-r c--n-tirmaiion
-411-i a.iowancal an rrphaii Court
to be l:hi m! Smcrsel, oii
Wednesday, Dzc. II, 1895.
Kirvt nii-1 final ciiinri; of s. s. Korrn-r, ad
iinaisir.ktor of IK nry It..;, ipi.n. de " I.
Kirst and r.u il ae.-.Mi i: of 1 '-p. r S.ivnl,
e.-utorol lieh tei iii!i-ile:n;er. dee d.
A'-co-jTi! oi M iry J. !in.-iu, i'.r:.ier:y M-i-y
J. Wo:mi. ad'llllM-ir.ltor oi lt;i V,.rfl.l, ds'.i,
Ai-coUIll of W. J. 1L Hay. e.-.-.eu or of V ;n.
II IV. C1C -I.
Aisoti:iof Edaiuri'I H';s.i;ip!.-,.-t.l!ninistr.i-t.r
ot J.tisih i u;i r. ih.-'d.
r trsi and tiaal :iiinuii: o! Worth J. Picking.
a.'iiiliii!-tr,.t..r ol 11. nr . I'ick ir.s, decM.
J- iim an l ilii.tl aiss-mit of ;. K. s.ijiier, ad
miuisinitoroi J. I I., kina. d-M.
s-ciiiiiI aissiuni of A. J. I'oits.rn, v cuior
of liiralo Ib-ali!, ilii-M.
t-'irs: and H.i.il aisai:it f inrles II. Walk
er ami W in M. .ss-hns-k, :l.i:ni.ilUulors of
s.imui-1 I. Waiter, d.-r .1.
Kirst and tiua: ;-.. -uu I of l h.irle It. Wak
erand Win. .M. a-iirock, admini.strators ..f
bUr.t !fcer, d.--'d.
i:.-,'iter s (nr...-. JACDH U MILLER,
Nov. Ii 1 ". lU-Kiter.
OTICE TO STOCKHOI.DEIJS.
Notice i herehy (riven that In a"ronIannv
With the r.-.iitr--meuts of it Chartrrand Py
!:i-. the al.llil-il lii-.-;inr of the sti.-khoht.-rsr
of the f-:tiu-ir .t C iiu i:s ii:.- it. u. i . -.i(
le held at the i.ti".-, ,.t the il. A t). It. 1 o.
ronersnu:iilie :iiel Wat.-r streets, tn tin"
city of Pittsi.rs. i":i.. on M-md:ty. liis-. J, it'i,
at I oVIis-k A. !.. lor Hie l.-. ::..n rf a iUx.rl
ol litrs-tors o s -r..- t..r tlK er.-mr y.-ar, au-1
f;ir t:ie tin-i.tio:i of sti:i o:h-r tuisiut-'-s a
may lie hiouiritl h -fort- lh,- i.ie.-in..
i'ne vii.'k 1raus.-r IsMOis w hi le- i-ltistsj oti
tU- -"h inst.. and remain i los.1 until after
lAs. d. im.-i.
J. R. WASHINiiTON.
Ss;-reiarv.
WfANTEli-A KE!'LKI"NTATI VE IN
l e.u-h eiunty m l-roisy!vaina to intn
(iuiva new eituiMtional or:.ini:it)on innst
p4st-.s a ismI liu-iiieNS ahiinv and furnish
isVii-lactory ri-f.-r m- s. ihhk! piition .r
riiilit man? A t. In . Tli-.- !I. I". L., s! Chesi
nut St., rhiU.delj iiia, l a.
Special Notice.
tin t ;uiMi!
In-h w lr.-k.' y. :ni
iri;-t '.ail tr r.
t
l-S
r
to.
t"tihnI str-t, Al.ahny. i.vial l'ri
on api-'iraf ton. No r : charge fr
iKn 'n'.i'. M.lii or.ier.-i pr :iiit iy utleii(.h .i
A. ANDR1ESSEN,
I.v Fi-ik-ral Strtvt, All-.'iiht'fiy, Ii
"babyland.
THE B5lfS 0W CH r-ar, i,r
m-MjAit yjyj 11.1 no u jtai
Kor Isihy, up lo the Six-uinil evtn S-ven-)
yeursild.
.l inir'rziitc f:r .V oi.V eai-. yhich uifaji
ehttriHM ISi ui," says the l-idics Home Journal.
tEADIVG rEATCRES t F KEW V0LLE-
Mi fit .V.'ci'i V.ii.'..i.-i. Her a-lventitre-
noil p:ay:nalt-s. i'.y Mrs. Klla haruiaii
iTatt.
il'tfiy' ftirthihiji .miii;. Charinini vers
s. with picltin-i. for everr oahy id' tv
ery inoiilh. l!y tirpy I'.uili son.
.1 iVn' I'i-ihh!. Kntertair.ir.K mi-i-.ipaiioiis
tor the nursery. I'.y Mr: t
livutty.
f'.o-ioM.s Ifi'irijii f.: tit i e.r llllle lin
gers I. T.y "IViz."
.V''er rov.-,'...ri X-'.o'f.i ii.ii cro-i-i t
.S'i.i-'.-.s in every luiinls-r.
I:.f:'-fut Full-iuiif 2f.',tre that U-ll
their own stortis.
t Vir I 'ojtw brvins witk .1 9.-rw .t a.
jttmlr Coif free.
Alpha Pub. Co., :
Pure Uyo WhiskU-H fnm th- best krro-rr
liMlh-r!;'. neror.irn to a.-. tnmi T
r y-illop. .My o'a u i'i.M.U!ori of iin.
M rort.. .tt-rry. il'iifi- hu-1 .M-t V im-
from to -f-V" i- r Si. -ure
ott 4 'iiiiforrMa Win. !ry ai, a--et. T v to
t." r a:io:i. a- nt for th.- vl--trttHl
l-i'sic t 'tiaTaU'i'ia W;m -r i:.!Nn. ii-
m ttk 1 a.-- Wine V;ii-xar. "- 1 1 Tl:
t i'lliM.fl-.! t 4 .f.'il.t -tf tfh
H its Air. A., at ha
t. A A iiti ri . !!-
BUGJIES,
PHAETONS,
CARRIAGES, and
ROAD WAGONS,
the Icvc&t j r"cf p imt cfcicd fti lil e qitlitj
and Wngons.
Holderbaum,
SOMERSET. FA