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ami received ly
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lirRAi n sbould not for
-,y,?, r. the druggist, can
i .a-r.M-.-c, of Washington
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en-
f,r (-..iiprewinan-at-larKO,
i,-, ihe State ron-
;hss. large f"""11- "-
,r ...crney ;-....ral Klkin has
; -I ' inwhi. he hold-
-.I'.s.if insurance companies
' in securities of the I'ni-
' ' "Win i!""-6 of 1'',",tion,, cre
vyC!vlvai.i. The nwi!,ion for
::!: hTnv.meiiW in corporations
.-lorry r.-t"nil is known ly
'THe'en,''i'm-e orhalfacen
' iCatm. titer preparation of
':'rr"wi'rntc..i!iS and allays irri-ir.'-t't!ir.t"
and bronchial tubea
. l.. a.l ftrtually a this.
,'uM,,r ,-.n a Suiiiiiiersday.stulT-
' Vr-r full "f 1,s-v: ,,or hat waS
V'- the rake, for that wan lmt a
X.' s'.uppi"!-' tlio old mw on the
until she nearly cried;
i n,-.-v." waul me man.
t'.i Ujo " - '!IK' I'lootners made.'
nell as most
eastern t re-
tle'.-u con-
. . i.
woman nou-i a.T"
"!"ho i- credited with lieing
'":".--.. in recent issue of the
" "''.'.' -rr li!:t lie w i!1 nut 1,0 re"
iwa!lor f-T any
" ' v!,-r hn-'ad or ber son.
.j..;,rr.,mmi'winer has leon
. u:.-i: "" the cost of living
v--r. He i"if::ri-s that the average
. .-;,, is .HI cents a day for
' r -v i'inl i" the average family.
'"."-.if t" siiisle men, lrmrd-
,. Tlu-se iiiiiires cover
- M ' -al Flour, war
;' -., '.e-- ;n the world, for sale l.y
jS.-i.rH-k.
. . . -t .mi. r.'iuarkalile for the
... ,-je "f the feathery flakes,
' . s.b -e Monday morning.
u- i.-li!!.!t:"it h:L-i In-en cmsulted
- i',-- like was never seen !e-
V. -b in-livi.lual flake wan w large
,. t.r i.;i;ir.
, -.. i .T.iii afT-i. with a fortune of
.. .. t'.i..u.. was married to a girl
-.. ii.- n.ir. Ariz.. lat week. The
-i.ii I.--: fi.ii'iren, more than twen
rt. i-hillreu, and several great
.. . 'n. He is a merchant of Ies
;: . k. ana :ii. l his l-ride while vis-.:-.-fii:cLiMreii
at Is Angeles.
s.-i:r.-k ir.ak.-s a siwialty of
vu'-ii'.i Kk-'., I!ai.-d Hay and Straw.
:. i.l tons of old cannon and
-; .: i.-c-i t' !! of sh t and shell, which
. "..i-ni;- jroiired in the sixties
-".r ii- :'-!: of southern ports from
j the 1'nioii navy, arrived at
..; ::.:.iali!-iy. the scliooner Jas.
".: u. iT-M ivusa'-ola, Fia. The cn
m -lit : e hmken up for
Ts- '.:i i ii-s "f the legs and feet are
- m fi-iiii-ntly affecteil with
. ;e -iiiiy after great exertion.
. x .rt-iitin-iit is immediately to
. : rv.t aii.l ralj well the part with
- jii.i. The application of strong
i spirits of ammonia or ano-
- ; :a-.e iinitnonls, are occaaion
f . '. ! f servic.-.
! - ;:yt-ar IM'i, persons died
wiitiii eonnty who were sixty
: -.ir-ivcr. l'.urot then; vere
" j e year if age ; eiht over
:...ry over eighty-five; f.irty
. -'.;i::y: sereuty-two over sev
": ': i!ty-eight over seventy ; fifly-'r-
i-y-rive ; forty-four over sixty;
: -'.y-ix sixty yrars of age.
propri) tary medicines, the
" i : I'r. J. ('. Ayer's Sarsaparilla
-r r.-piirations are cheerfully
- 1 y physician w ho applies for
.'! : i the spis-i;il favor accorded
'- .. ii'i .wu standard remeilies by
1 Fair .iMiimissioners.
' '-. iy of liaking potatoes is with
- -V i.i;i.g. I'se large pitato-s and
fr iu one si le an inch and a
T:ike a small scoop and re
'",4tae hiside. Fill with saus-
.irped veal and jxirk w ell
: i;:-y U- II,- . 1. c.ver the filled
cut-off sjj.-es. Stand them
," i in and iake in a moderate
i ti u- ri i-ci;tly issued by hy
1 ' '!:y: Hue of the inost iuiport-
tor lue pr--survation of facial
i -"'.-utuit sijould g, to sleep smi-
:st pi-K-id-looking. The per-
t-j with anxious or
Hn i.cr fort-i.ead and about
' -'i - ; tli.-ii: there while she is
ta-y wia iKi.-oine ineradi-
" i! Maa!oT s..!i rock's on C'an--.
-iiip..r:it-il Kniit, and any-
' "r,"-ry lin.-., Is-fore purchas-
- j -r.
"'Sfgation down in San
" y1'iui-.s-J m.tst suinmari--l-.asaat
eircatnstawvs two
- " i::ght in the middle of
.:;., js tJ...re M,Jtw mto
: '-T'V.si li:,lf.j. a.xir
" ! t, i,, a l,;a..feanj w,jte
r : i ,y a yellow d .g.
: : ran -winiy down the middle
- piatfonu. The preacher,
di-1 tu - natural thing,
-at. hit it, and lan.icl it
- i'.e of the congregu-
turned out that the cat was
rT,'.r ''"'!d liave any ifthe
arr lHis.il. i I. -
tl:
Pt
'' " nothing that w ill
.-L.O.l,- ... a - .
nii'ie Kanner. A suit!.!
V ' 'e ay built
i,.. Srr"u,!'!- partly Udow
- . i.ve, but. in cither rase it
r;-o'?.,S"Ki dr:'i":'. ami tight
i-'v .ranirciiii.iii r..r . .....
i ' L': 1"! -' n the walls
' 'c- ;.a'. e is lt filled
"r'r-ia ti, al...ee ..fihin
TV:
t
- inn .
or
1:.
.... ..,..1 ..
I 'i- ' Mian.
- , T on the north side
. -: ,;r, ',T'Jit ''-'. if the build
r . '"" 10 he sun r winds.
-.l"'J,.,"cs- Guitars, Banj.s,
sj . rf '"S ""ruiueuu at Snyder
!: Tl0''b"rs,, from thisomntrr
mcr, Ur5rpy jn th;
--u-L"6-' I,Jri"K the first
!,-. -... norses.
-viiiji,M lo Itril
M'-. , , "I the same
nJ I'M- in,-,. TUe
---vi-r-" ""t" -how
,1;ft"r''"t ina!.wt
rf , 1U l,un-v very
VM re demanded
C f ,r I' iselysimi
''if"r. '"""hingfallin
"'ftui" lbC S',"lh n(1
,tkvfypromUjng.
Mi Marian, dunghtor hT P.iiiast.-r
l"h I, ha rHurne. fr.Mii a vh.it ilh John
Uwn frietul-t.
A BSaASSiB TJ raCtEDIKO.
Kx-Sheriff P.ush MVMillet,, w lo was
in tow n Monday arid Tuesday, w as kept
Inisy greeting his iiumerous friends.
Mrs. J.Hsiah II. Pined has returne.1 from
a visit at the borne of her brothcr-Kev.
Alexander Spang'.er, in Mitllin muiily.
Rrer ronndhog saw his shadow Sun
day, and next day sent a foretaste of the
weather to be ex pected during the next
six weeks.
JaJ? Lingerie- Orerriilei by th Au
Mr. Fred tiood, formerly -Urk in the
stores of Knepper A- .xm1, and Frease .V-
Kooser, arxnt last week w ilh friends in
this place. Mr. ttood is at present employ
ed in Solomon A KuWu's store, Pitts
burg.
Mr. i. u. Weiiner, the successful
Markleton merchant, has sold his general
store to J. 1$. Dumliauld. of I'pper Tur
key foot township. Mr. DumlMiiild, wo
are informed, took possession of the store
on the 1st insL
Win. H. Miller, assignee of Daniel
Petennan and w ife, of Shade townshii).
w ill sell all of the personal nrooertr of
the assignor a at their residence, one mile
east of Uowena Station, on the S. V. 11. It,
to-morrow, Thursday, :h inst.
The many friends and acquaintances if
Mrs. James M. Cover, of Jeiiners, w ill lie
glad to learn that her health had so far
improved last week as to permit of her
lieing removed from Johnstown, w here
she had liecn con lined to bed for six
weeks, to her home.
Parties desiring to secure, a supply of
bass and trout fry from the State Fish
Hatcheries shohid apply to Hon. W. If.
Miller, Stoyestown, Pa., for the necessary
blank applications. Mr. Miller has a
supply of blank applications on hand and
will take pleasure in endorsing them for
his constituents.
Our Democratic friends nominated a
Imrough ticket without consulting some
of the gentlemen placed in nomination.
Two or three of the candidates nominated
will withdraw from the ticket, and at
least one of them has declared his inten
tion to vote the entire Republican ticket
on the lsih inst.
A dispatch was received here Monday
morning from Dixmont Insane Assylum,
announcing the critical illness of John
Woy, a veteran of the war, who has been
confined in that institution for the past
six months. Mr. Woy's dementia is the
result of a gun shot wound received
while he was in the service of his country.
F'lla, wifeof Geary Stanton, of Scranton,
Pa., passed peacefully away at the home
of her mother Mrs. Susan Hoover in
HooversviJle, at li25 o'clock last
Wedncsnay morning, nged twenty-seven
years. Icath resulted from lung trouble,
induced by an attack ofia grippe. She is
survived by her husband and one son.
In compliance with a request from
Judge White the hotel keepers in Indiana
closed their bars Saturday afternoon,
when the Kepubli-ans held a primary
election for the nomination of ixmuigh
officers. Somerset hotel keepers always
close their bars on primary election days
without being asked by the Court to do
so.
Kev. Georga W. Crist, w ho ha 1 been
pastor of the Lutheran Church at Jennt-r-town
for the past seven years, has resign
ed, and will locate at Millersville, Lan
caster county, w here he will take charge
of a church of the same denomination.
His successor will lie called in the near
future, there 1-eing thirty applicants to
select from.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey M. Ilerkley's card
party, given for the hitter's sister Miss
Iieachley, of Meyersdale Friday even
ing, at the Hotel Yanncar, was one of the
prettiest and most successful entertain
ments of the season. About sixty guests
were present. Refreshments were served
in the spacious dining room, the covers
being marked by cut flowers.
Communion services will lie held in
the Somerset Presbyterian Church, eon-du.-ted
by the pastor, as follows: Pre
paratory preaching services Thursday
and Fri.lay evenings of this week, at
7 P. M. Communion services Sunday
morning, when the sacrament of the
Lord's snpper will be administered. Sab
bath school for that day will lie omitted.
A "Jack the Hugger" has put in an ap
pearance in this place. Several times
within the past week the detestable
scoundrel has caught women in his eni-bra-
when they were passing dark points
in isolated parts of town. It is to Ik?
regretted that some able loidied man,
armed with a base ball bat, cannot come
up with the scoundrel when lie is playing
his abominable tricks.
The many friends of Mrs. Lydia
Weimer, widow of the late Peter J.
Weimer, of Mil ford township, will be
sorry to learn that she recently met with
an accident resulting' in a double fracture
of the right w rist. The venerable lady.
now in her seventy-ninth year, slipped
on a frost covered plank and threw out
her right arm in a feeble etTiirt to bre:;k
the force of the fall.
I. J. Kaufman's saw ii)ill, lo.-at':-l on
Ir. A. ;. AYill's farm, in M'iford town
ship, was entirely destroyed by fire at a:)
early hour Thursday morning. Tho tire
ought in the otlice and was disc ivere 1
by the watchman, who made a desperate
but unsuccessful light to control it. Tl;e
mill was supplied with a metalic roof and
was said to !e the finest aaw mill in the
ounty. Mr. Kaufman estimates his los
at ?'.'.. No insurance.
l$y long odds the coziest and most
handsomely fitted up offices in the Court
House are those occupied by the County
Commissioners. Nearly all of the old
furniture has been Iwuished and furniture
of modern pntcrn has taken its place. Tiie
private room is carpeted with bras-cd.
Last week an elatsra!e eotsuter w as plac
ed in the front office. The counter is the
handiwork of Mr. William Stoddard, one
of Somerset's skilled wn id carvers, and
retle-ts great credit on his taste and ork-manship.
Word was received hero yesterday
afternoon of the death of Senator Critch
iield's mother, w ho passed away Sunday
morning at the home of her son in law
William llanna- in Addison township,
a?ed eichtv-lhree years. Her h:iband.
Joseph Critchfudd, died a number
vears aeo. since w hen she has
with her children. She is survived by
one son, Hon. X. It. Crit. hlield.of Jcnner
township, and by two daughters, Mrs. J.
K. Coder, of Crsina, and Mrs. William
Manna, of Addison township.
f
resided
Following are the nominations made
by the local Democracy at a caucus held
in the office of Chairman Linton, last
Wednesday evening: Justice of the
Peace, Joseph Iery; Judge of Flection,
C. P. Holderbauin; Inspector, Frank
Gilbert; Town Council. C. P. Heilley,
A. L. G. Hay. C. S. Yanncar. E. .
Kooser, G. W. llenfor.L ieo. J. Plait;
School Directors, C. W. P.rennison, Harry
L. Sipe; Coustable, Irvin Parson; Struct
C.niiinissioiier, Hiram Daker; High Con
stable, Itaymond Stoddard; Auditor,
W.H.Stoddard.
The Methodist Church wa crowded
last Tueklay evening by an audience
representing all of the religious denomi
nations in tl;U placa, who had l-n at-ta.-ted
by the announeement that Pishop
Dubls, the lea.ling minister of Um de
nomination in the Inited States, would
prea-h. Those who had the pleasure of
listening to the Bishop's discourse are
unanimous iu pronouncing it one of the
ablest and most scholarly addresses ever
delivered in Somerset. Wednesday
evening the Bishop preached to a large
congregation in tho Weller church.
;i Thurs.lay afWiio.in Jnd. lmj
eini fc r was overrule.! by Ins a,s,M-tato
on the U-neh in the matt.-r of imposing
scnten.-.' iih.ii a prisi.ner N-f.iro the bur
of justiec. The pr.M-e.s!iu; ws a reuiark-
a!de one and the President Jude- plainly
f-now en ins ns-oi:ililiire. sso fur as our
knowledge jr:os it is die first instance of
the kind in the judicial history of Som
erset county.
The prisoner at the bar had licen con
victed ot the crime of adultery. Counsel
for the oi:ino,uveulili roptoded the
Court to impise the severest senteiioe
H-riuissii.le under the law, in order that
justiee bi an aggrieved htis!tnd might lie
done and that a proper example lie set
before the youth of the county of the
ienalty that awaits th sr who violate
their marri.ie contracts.
Argument '.s-t-.veen eotinsf I on oppxisite
sides w as denied and personal, and when
it was finally concluded the members of
the Jiench "put their liea.U together'' for
ten or liitccii iniiiut.s in earnest con
sultation. Finally Jud2"' Lougetiw-ker
directed tho prisoner to sumd up for
sentence. He said that iu his opinion
she had Is-en properly convicted; that the
a;-t of assembly permitted the court lo
impose a fine of not exceeding fVD and
one year imprisonment, or both, at the
discretion of the court. His honor in
timated that h'! favored imposing a sen
ten, -e embracing a period in the cv.mty
jail, but said that a in ij ority of the Court
had decided that the prisoner lie sentanc
ed to "pay a line of ii.l, the costs of
prosecution and be in custody until the
snten.-e :s compile,! witli.
The IIkkai.ii has no disp.vsiti.ui t
criticise the a-tn.ii : th ( ourt, b-.it iti
t!iis .a-.'' il is necessary V do so in i'hall'
ofp'iblie morals. The seuteti.-s, inter
preted c.rrectly, is virtually this: That
the prisoner upon p.-.yment of a fine is r.t
liberty to return lo the home of her ac
complice in crime and immediately
resume her former unlawful relation.
A line evimple, forsooth, to set before
the youth of the intelligent and Christian
people of this fair county.
The conduct of Associate Judo II irner
is especially reprehensible from Uio fact
that h-j o:--i:pies t!u d:ial position of
S'-ii.il Dirrc'.or and Associate Judge.
Acting in ihs former capacity, it is his
duty t i !sik after tho moral wclfars of
the children of his distri'-U How can he
reiMiicile his a '.i.m in this case with that
of guardian .if the youth of Somerset
school (iistrict?
A few yeai ago, when a prisoner from
one of the southt-rn t.m nsiiips was coiled
to the b-.ir for se:!'.e:,i-e for similar crime,
he was sent to the cunty jail fir a period
of nine months.
Judge Homer was. ten ; ivs ago, re- j
n iiuinn'.-! f..r the .!liee of school dire-tor
iu this borough. Many people think he
should resign from t:i bench or with- !
draw :'ro:n ilvti -kd.
Tue p-i;-.e of S nii.-ix-t county lieheve
in the- sau.-ily of tU-ir homes and in a
pure judiciary.
Highest of all ia Leavening Tower. Latest U.S. Gov't Report
mm
rawer
Adolutelv pure
WANTS TO BE 'SQUIRE.
EirgaiJJ for tveryfcoJr. .
From i..;v,- until March 1st ;!i pmiple
rs-i-iing in I'pp.-r Turkeyfsit a:. I ad-
j joining town.shijis w iu ha an ojiportun
ity to pisi chase dry g'Hi.i--, clo'hiivjf, lns.ts
and shoes, fancy g ,i,ls, groeerics, &:, lit
greatly re lu-"d pvi J. It. Gerhard,
the b-iding Kiog.vood ni'-iehaf t, adver-tise-i
n g.and clt-ara:i;" ile .f his entire
s:o-k b?t.veen tha l;tcs mentioned.
Bargains for eve-'ylsidy.
Told & Diifcrect Story.
Another scn-itioii in connection with
the niysterioiis murder of .'rant Xi.fall
was created in court at Cumberland Fri
day afternoon. Levis Peaooi-k m:d .'ohil
Jai;is, o:i whiwo testimony 11. D. John
son, Jr., was indicted for ihj killing of
Zufall, were af., rwards indicted for per
jury, it being shown during the tr::d of
Johnson that IVa-ix-k was in Virginia on
the night he swore that ho saw Johnson
strike the killing blow.
Friday afternoon Peacock was placed on
trial and Sherilf Miller swore that Pea
cock, whom he had in charge, demanded
to see him on the .;ii of January, and
stated that he wanted to make a con
fession. The sherilf then read w hat Pea
cock had stated to him. It was in sub
stance as follows:
"Johnson did not kill .tifall. I came
to Cumberland Saturday lt'orc Christ
mas from Virginia and met James in
Stiu th Cuii.lioi land. He was in company
with a negro. We went up street and
met a man w horn James seemed to know.
James ask"d him if lie had seen the girls
and told him that they were down the
totv-path. James a-ked the colored man
if he had the money, ami he said 'Yes.'
We then a!l walked down the tow-path.
James and the slran'-.-r, vh.o was Xufall,
going first, inysi If and the colored man
behind. At the ptiint where ZnfaU's
liody was afterwards found iu the i.-e,
James struck Z.if.ill and rolled him 'over
the bank. He s-iid to no: If you tell
anybody I will ki!i ym.' ""
Peacock created another sensation w hen
he took the stand in his own Ix-h.ilf. He.
acknow ledg.-d making the confession lo.
Sheriff Miller but stated that he was ly:
ing, and made the confession on the
promise that it would make his sentence
lighter. lie said that lie was ti lling the
truth w hen he swore that If. IL Johnson
killed Ztifili, am reiterated what he
swore to when Johnson was tried, but i(
was ciei.riy shown that Peacock was lyr
jug. It is thought by many that his mind
is unbalanced, but, ncveitl.elc-s, he made
a g.sid wili'.'-ss, and counsel for the slate
nou Id not sh:ke his testimony,
John James, who is also indicted f. r
perjury, was placed ou the stand, and
stuck to his original Mory, that he saw
Johnson sirike Z ifill iu Yaste's plane
. H. Werner Contests th nomination of
Koah Carcbecr.
E. II. Werner, who was defeiteJ by
Noah Casebeer, Ki . for the nomination
for the olli.-e of Justice of the Peace at the
recent borough Republican primary elec
tion, is contesting Mr. Caselieer's right to
have his name printed up in the official
ballots. In his notice of contest Mr.
Werner alleges that twelve or fifteen vot
ers were disqualified from exercising the
right of franchise by reason of non-pay
ment of taxes, and cost their ballots
for hi-t opponent.
This is the first time a case involving
the question stated aliove has been raised
in Somerset county, if not in Pennsylva
nia, and it has therefore excited more or
less interest. Additional interest attach
es to tho c.mtest for the further reason
that the proceedings are being heard
K-fore Associate Judge Homer.
At a hearing h?l-l before Judge Horner
Friday afternoon it was admitted by
counsel for the contestant that the cer
tificate of nomination was in proper form.
w hereupon counsel for tho contestee ar
gued that the caso was at end for the
reason that the sitting member of the
court had no jtirWdi-tion to impure fur
ther. Judge Horner finally adjourned the
hearing until Monday evening, at whi'-h
time the attorneys employed by the eon-te-it.;nt
ami ontestea were directed to lie
prepared t-icila their authorities.
At tha re-onvenod hearing Monday
evening, aloiitme Hay, hso.., an.! II. m.
J. Colli irn, c nitisel for Mr. Casels-er,
arg led that tho as-t of assemb.y, known
a- tiie B iker ball t la.v, never c mteui-
il.it -3.1 that a;i A asocial Judge, presumed
- b unlearned in law, should sit to de
ide legal questions raised under that ait.
It -.v as alt ontende I that the act of
Assembly establishing the qualifications
of voters does not apply to primary elec
tions held in accordance with party rules,
and that the contestant in this caso ha
his remo.lv iu the party to which he
laims to In-long.
W. II. IJuppd, Esq., counsel for Mr.
Werner, took the jiosition that the laws
governing regular elections apply with
pial force to primary elections.
(,'o.ins.d on opposite sides cited numer
ous authorities, all of w hich were care-
uliy noted by His Honor, who decided
i h "Id the matter under advisement un
til Wednesday evening licfore giving au
opinion.
Yesicid.ty morning Judge Horner
a.-k.'-l his grip a;id took the first east
inimd train. It is reported that his des
tination i Bedford and th.:t be will lay
the matt'-r b.'fo'.-Judge Ijongewvker.
In Cas boor's reply to Werner's allega
tions it was idlegcd that at leant four of
the voters challenged by tho latter as
lieing illegal, cast their votes for Werner,
while as many more did not vote at the
election named.
Tha ruies governing tho Republican
party in Somerset county do not contem
plate their application to iorough arid
township primary elections, but in case
of their application tho sole qualification
of the voter is that he lie of legal age and
that he voted tho Republican ticket at
the last preceding general election.
Mr. Werner has taken himself entirely
outside of the party linos and his a.-tion
is freely criticised iu private by many of
those who claim to have voted for him.
Bopablioan Primary Election.
At a recent meeting of the Republican
State Corn in itte, April 2J, Iswk was fixed
as the time for holding the State Conven
tion. Rule in, of -Rules Governing Republi
can Primary Elections in Somerset Coun
ty," provides:
"That the Republican party of Somer
set county shall hold its primary election
for the nomination of candidates on the
fourth Saturday of June of each year.
Pi-nri'l'tl, That in years when I he Re
publican Slate Con volition is held prior
to that date, the Chairman of tho Repub
lican County Committee lie authorized to
call the said primary election at an earlier
date, the Chairman to give at least 30 days
notice of said change of date."
In compliance with the aliove quoted
Rule, noti-e is hereby given to the Re
publican voters of the county that
SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1898,
Has lieen fixed as the date for holding the
primary election this year.
Attest : Fiti:n. W. Bikxkckkr,
Gko. R. Scvli, Sec'y. - Chairman.
Until February 15th.
The low prices for Dry Goods
now current at my Clearance Sale
will continue until February 15th.
It will pay to take advantage of
this opportunity to buy good goods
cheap. A full line of Wool and
Cotton Carpet Chain on hand.
Case new style coats for ladies
and children cheap.
Mrs. A. E. Chi.
THIS
WILL BE A G2ASD YEAR
AMERICAN PROGRESS.
I If
Justices of the Peace and Constables
coming to the February court will find
that at
fhaer't Baok Store
they can get such legal blanks, including
Marriage certificate, ,Vc.. as they may
re.piire, Binn's Justice, McKinney's
Justice, Duiilap's B.Kik of Forms, Penn
sylvania Digests, Constable's Guides,
D.M-kets, Legal. Fools Cap and Letter
papers, large official KuA'elope, Foun
tain Pens and all other goods in the line
of stationery that they may require,
Cham. II. Fishk.iu
Keep in touch with its events by read
ing the Twiee-a-Week edition of tho
PtttH,nfg W.
It gives all the news of the entire world
more promptly than uny of the weeklies
and all the literary miscellany, illustra
tions and other features of a great city
daily iu magazine excellence.
The W market ami live stock re
ports are the most complete and a.-eurate,
and it pays special attention to the col
lection of news of the Ohio, Moiiongahela
and Allegheny valleys.
The I'iUxhHfJ ,S. H.- W. rlly W Mltl-
tains eight large pages, and w ill reach
you every Tuesday and Friday one year
for fl.no.
This will lie the most exciting year yet
iu American p. cities, and all its incidents
from the conventions of June and July
until the meeting of the electoral college
in D.-eember the '.' will give in full
detail.
TKKMS AMI 1-ltKMirSIS.
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Twice-a-Weck Post, li months.
T icc-a-Weck Post, .1 months,
." copii one year and an extra copy
to person getting up club, 5 1)0
10 copi.-s one year and two extra
copies to person gelling up club, 10 it)
Z copies olio year and live extra
copies to person getting up club, 2.1 Ot)
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Receipts and Expenditures
-OF TIIK-
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR
-AXD-
House of Employment
OF THE
County of Somerset, Penn'a.
r jr the Year Emllitg the Slt Lkty of Jtomnfjcr, A. Z. JjJ.
E'
LMER E. rUGIl, ESQ.. TREASURER OF FIIE T00R HOUSE
OF SOMERSET COUNTY, in account with the County of Som
erset, State of I'enn'a., for the year ending tho 31st day of December
A. D. 1895.
Heeeipt.s. Dr.
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1 To ain't of Kilesand rwclnM at Hie Poor House, st(.",
2 " Hoini rxel County for ortler No. H Miit-wlnum fund
V " " To buluiM-c acc't
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I By amount p. Id outdoor relief. .
lituliileiiancv cl.tl.ireii tiul.
outdoor HtiiH'rs..H .
visitors' t r.. t i-ti nif .-x i-n.-w
" Justice' and coiiMnhl.it' Utti.
" coitveyliiif.iutd.Mir niiii-rs
M M in. -.Il.itl ul tel.. lalieeout.l. sir Htup.-rs.
" " oiIHiih imtU.sir niiiM'ni
M It. It. fi.re .lunl.Mir uiiM-r..
iiiaiuleiiiinre liiinut.-s at Iiixiii.iut
" .-litl.lr. ii t Klwyii
" lel.vROllS
M lllixalions
dire.t.irs' travelinu exN'iis.-s
liuliiteiiaii..' hinuit.-s Werii.-rsvilh
.it ii. r r.Kllit i.-h' (K.UN rs .
j KXPKSNKS OFlintl: WtlSE PKuPEK.
1 fly amount paid rl.it hini; and dry poods.
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rirr and rmrkt-ni
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c:l.liHce, tiiit.i-. ami fruit
Kluss, tin-eiis and lin ware
rwl und oil..
lolmrc.1, postage, Ix.x r. nt and Ktiitionery
jiistle.' and .-.Histalil.-N f.t-s
ilnnrs. m.i li-.il exaiiiini.lioi.sand rertillcales...
r.it)iiis .......
ririiitiiisaiid Pr. r-.rts . ,
lanlwurc and lr.iins
viiuKar, weaving an.l mr.lin;
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J Ity amount paid (arm expeii--
" siiiiiiiSiik and liardware
" " f.-rtliizer and liitie
liimlieriiiid iH
f.til, se-ds and plants
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Appalling Harder Figures.
with :i club.
Zilfail in.nti:
turn it tii.es
T!i
ll.-s
; inyhtorious miirdcr of
to deepen with every
Itnarovemett cf Juries.
A bin !:.;s b-;-:i pre-ifnted Hi;; lni.l:i
l:.re of N--.- York, "uaftol, it is said, by
one of the Justices of the Supreme court
of th a t:iie, li-ivii. for its object the ini
proveiuent of j'lries. It has some provis
ions which seem to ba desirable, a:ui;:g
ih.'.n the follorving:
Tho person e!!';!.!-; to bo Jnror must
lie ten ye.ars a citizen of tha I'niteil States.
A residoiit of the county.
N'ot under '!) nor more than 70 yeara of
njre.
In p.scs-ion of natural faculties and
noi iiitiiin. ,
Free fr.ini all Ios;:d exceptions of good
character, of a; iprove 1 integrity, intjlli
tj.Mlt, of s.i'i:id j.ldrilrit, ublo ti read
and write the Kn;;n'i l.insuaue tind.-r-standinly,
well inf irmel, and have a.le
ij'iate knowledge of th" d-ities of a juror.
either important .piali.i-.-t.tions mijht lie
J. b'.it a law r.'.piirin;; tho aUive, at
Jeat, v:.r.;ld i.i a great improvement on
present conditions.
For Skle.
Any per-.n vi.hing to buy a flue
Thoroughbred Jersey Dull will call m
or addres.
II. L. Cot XTRV.MAN,
I'.erlin, Ijl
Additional Jurors.
The following named jurors have been
draw ii to ecrve at the coming February
term of court in addition to the list pre
viously published :
John II. Iiird, Addison township; I
M. Drit ker, Shade township; J. J. Durk
liart, Fairhope township ; S.'.muel Itrant,
Drothersvailey tow nship j John I'.n.Mcy,
SJimerfield berough 5 J;iib Hoffman,
Jcnner township : Alex. K. Shoemaker,
Meyersdale l-oroiigh ; Moitimer Wellley,
Salisbury liniugli.
It was necessary lo increase the panel
already drawn in order to M-rureajury
for on Oyer and Terminer, Court.
Tillman's Attack.
The Senate chamlier presented a re
markable spectacle Wednesday afternoon
while Senator Tillman, the South Car
oln.a 1'ope.list, held the floor for two
hours in a speech filled with coarse in
vective and devoted entirely to an assault
upon the financial jioliey of the United
States, and to malevolent and unrestrain
ed attacks upon the President, the ad
ministration and lmth branches of Con
gress. Mr. Tillman did not hesitate to
denounce Mr. Cleveland and Secretary
Carlisle as corrupt and worthy of im
peachment, to denominate the senate afl
"cowards" and "tools of the money imW:
er," or refer ( public men of high stand
ing as "IsMitlieks," "scyophautb'' and
Vst.H-k gamblers.'?
Coming once more to 3 denunciation of
the President, Mr. Tillman Kiii;npcl out
t,he (pietioit to IepnUli(n Senators;
''Why have you not impeached him"
Mr. ljawley, Ibp., of Connecticut, re
plied that the last Congress w Itemo
i;ratic. 'I have aireatly pid my rospix-ls to th
last Congress," Mr. Tillman said, and I
hoped better things from the Congress
w hi:di the people havo now sent here;
hut you are ail of a kind cowards, tools
of moiiopliest, Sensation. He is not Im
peached lieoauso ho is carrying out Ue-pnb!i-au
policy."'
Mr. Tillman ssiko for exactly two
hours, delivering with great dramatic
power and filet Ihe hist sentence, in
whicli ho predicted a national cataclysm
"unless you take your hands o(T tho peo
ple's throat an 1 give ih"m an opportu
nity to breathe, to work, to live."
C MK!'.oN I-MIl CI'Il.V.
A concurrent resolution was reported
In the United States Sonata from tho
Committee 011 Foreign Relations, re
questing the President of tho United
States to m.0 his g.ssl olliees with the
government of Spain to have belligerent
rights extended to tho Cuban revolution
ists. Mr. Cameron, a in-ain'ier of tha
committe, presented a minority report
(with a concurrent resolution), request
ing tho President to use his good otliees
with the government of Spain for tho rec
ognition of the independence ofCulia.
Mr. Cameron's report reviews at length
the action of President 2rant during a
former ieriod of insurrection in Cuba.
He contends that lielligerency is a qnea
tion of facts, and should be recognized
whenever it in fact exists. There is no
disputing the facts of existence of a state
of war in Cba, and lie cited the action of
ircat Ilritain, Franco and Spain iu re
cognizing the iK-Uigerency of the South
ern Confederacy before a single hostile
gun was li red in Justification for similar
action in the cao of Cuba. The resolu
tions were placed on the calendar, to lie
taken up for delmte and action whenever
the committee on Foreign Delations may
deem advisable.
Fokt Smith, Ark., Feb. 3. Judge
Parker, in his charge to the jurors in im
paneling them for tho February term of
the I'niUsl States court, this morning,
quoted statistics showing that the aver
aye numlrfT of persons murdered iu the
United Suites in the last live years was
greater than the entire Continental army
to which Washington bid farewell.
"Appellate courts," the judge said, "ex
ist mainly for the purpose of stabbing the
trial justice in the back and enabling the
criminal to go free." He referred to As
sociate Justice Drewer, of the United
States Supreme court, as a "great com
moner, who had not lost his touch with
the people on account of his position on
the Supremo bench."
Pursued by a Demon.
How many suicides, think yon, reader,
have liecn committed by persons driven
distraught and hunted to their doom by
the demon of chronic ill health ? Count
less. For instance, we know, do we not,
that hypochondriasis is a monomania
a sort of minor madness produced by
chronic dyspepsia? Again, insomnia, or
sleeplessness, often a result of the same
cause, culminates in a derangement of
the reasoning faculties. It is, therefore,
of momcjitoiis cuiset.ueni-e to prevent
the arrival ofdiscs.se at its ch,rouie ihusot
wlifn it d:ily and nightly Kumrgca the
sutferer to a dangerously uncitilain yon).
i"o tue-iii;np known to stjence, as a
means of arresting the maladies to which
it m adapted exist 4 etptal to llo-tottir's
Stomach Hitler. Among these com
plaints are chronic indigestion and in
somnia, kidney and rheumatic ailments,
tsiiistipatioii and liver trouble. Appetite
is improved by the Hitters, the blood fer
tilised, and liodily sultitance and vigor
Increased by it.
Shot His Wife Dead.
LdttoxiKit, Pa., FeU 2. Jatxib Meyers,
employed at Dooth .V Flinn's quarries on
the Llgouier Valley railroad, shot his
wife iu the heart, killing her instantly,
last night. Meyers was manager of a
dance at w hich some outsiders intruded.
They attacked him and he drew his re
volver to defend himself. Tho weapon
was discharged and Mrs. Meyers fell
dead. Her husband is iu jail here. Ho
claims that the shooting was entirely ac
cidental. Coroner McCaskey to-day held an in
iptest 011 tho liody of Mrs. Meyers and
the jury returiied a verdict that sho w iia
accidentally shot by her husband.
Why suffer frjm indigestion? Durdock
IJhxsl Hitters cures Iiyspepsia and all
diseases of the stomach, liver and liowcls.
Until Feburary 15 th.
The loy prices for Dry Goods
now current at my Clearance Sale
will continue until February lath.
It will pay to take advantage ot this
opportunity to buy good goods
choap. A full line of Wool and
Cotton Carpet Chain on hand.
Case new style coats for ladies
and children cheap.
Mrs. A. E. Uhu
Prince Henry of Rattenberg, husband
of Princess Iieatrice, favorite daughter of
tjueen Victoria, in dead. He died of
revamp fever iu Africa,
Poisons engendered by food ferment
ing iu a dyspeptic stomach are the direct
cause of rheumatism, gout, bronchitis,
liver and kidney complaints, asthma,
pneumonia and many nervous ailments.
These results are prevented by ihe use
of the Shaker Digestive Cordial, a reme
dy discovered and prepared by the
Shakers of Mount Lebanon, X. Y. It is
iu itself a food and has power to digest
other food luk- a trith il. Thus it rests the
diseased stomach and finally mastera th,c.
worst cases of dyspepsia. It acts, prompt
ly and fresh strength am) i,i)pvtd of
weight soon follow. Tho 'irs done, tak
en inimodiaudy after eating, abates the
puin and distress so dreaded by dyspep
tics. Trial bottles enough to prove its
merit 10 cents.
Lax.d is the best medicino for children.
iKw-tors recommend it in place of Castor
Oil.
Biggest Woman; Smallest Baby.
Coi.cuBfs, O., Jan. 30. Ohio boasts of
possessing the largest woman and, the,
smallest baby in the world. Mis? t-dt,
Kwing is 23 yearn old and, is eight feet
four inches in height, two lnch.es tal'.f
than Chang, fho. Chinese giant, who
hitherto h,e4d (he record.
The wee utile of humanity is girl baby
of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Seoley, of this city.
Although 6 weeks old, she only weighs
pounds. At birth she weighed less
than 1 pounds. A finger ring can lie
drawn over her hand and arm and an
artificial temporary feediug tube has
been provided for her. Her parents are
of medium size and healthy.
A dispatch from Galva, 111., says thatj
John U Sullivan fell from the tear end
of a train going thirty miles an h.xir, be
tween (ialva and Lafayette, 111., this
morning. It is thought he was not ser
iously hurt.
I Ity amount pild reK.lrs and Uilir
1! " " water closet all. I sl.iilu ln-it. r
3 " " limilM-riiiid lianiwure
4 " lie v building
j ;.V77.M OlilUXA II Y EXPEXSES.
1 Ity am. Mint paid furniture ..
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4 " " liisumm-e
.-, " " " r.-1-.jr.K and rl.-rk
t; " " " Pmilionotary Uit. .,
7! - " on Htrceiii.'iit
H. " " " Muss..inan lil.rary
y " " luixliml ittl. ndann.
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I'y am. .lint piild J..iali I). Weiale
.. " - ja.s,ii ii.i.rcz.-r .
ij - " " Wiiliam Inill
4 " 1 l". 'olsirn, attorn. -v.
5 " " Jactili P. Weiiner. cl.-rk ..
" ' " 11. S. Kiniiiiel, .Iit-icnn
7 " " J. C. Miller, steward, lvn ,
H " " W. II Iii.-k.-y. " lsi",
9 " H. VI. Piiirli, "tr.'ssnrer. .
10 " " J.J. Welsh, chaplain
H " " - H. H. Walker,
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TDE DIRECTORS OF TIIE POOR
IX ACCOUNT WITH SOVEHSET C0UNT7. A.
1. Tirainoiint of estimate for expenses...
- To aiiioiint of r.-c.-ipts fniln s-il.-s. Ac
S. To amount of over expended estimate
4. Ity amount received from Cunly .iiiimi-i.m.-rs on orders...".." 7.-
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ccouxt ok c. c. mis.sEI.man- po.vatio- Deed Hook, Vol. C2, page 73.
1. Toamt" r.s-vtvetl from Co. Coin' Int. Muss-lman fund 1
By amount expendisj for newsjisip.Ts, Ac "
30 (
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Directors Individual Account for 1895.
JOSIAH I. WEICLE, IHR HOUSE nir.ECTOR, IN ACCOUNT WITH SOMERSET CO., PA
$ iti
S, to
. - S oil ()
1. To amount rssir-house order No. 1i'i
2. To amount ptHir-liouse onler No. 17s, isir,
8 By one jrar i salary as director
S M tl ? M
JACOB MCi;UE:OR, PtMlR HOUSE IIRECT.Jlt, IN ACCOUNT WITH SilMKIlSET Co., PA.
1. To amount ssr house onler No. PH.
2. To amount imk.Iious.' order No. Isi
A ty one year miary as uin rntr..
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WILLIAM PULL, POOR H0USK DIRECT!)!!, IN ACCOUN T WITH SOMERSET CO.,
J.
3.
Tnaiiumiil nor-hmts, toiler N.t. 1 'I
1t alu.Minl itr-h(.iise onler Not 47'i
it)' one yvur's snUirj- at dlnx-l.sr
1-51".
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UTSTAXDIaG orders unpaid.
No. To whom Issued.
Sl 'Ijivina lierhi-v
V Ij-ais si.-tiiil'. r
4s S. W. I.iviiiifston
7 II. Johnson
A O. C hilian
li J. II. Kit!
IS Winters. U'llr. and Hunter ..
'il lhmiel V.'asiii. r. .
'-! James O'lh.nnel
Tliomas IV Merit
3J J. A. H'l'onnor
Amount.
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9 in
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We. the uii.l.-rsi'.n.-d Auditors of the oiuiit v of S.mersci. in the ('oiiiiiionu-iiilth of I'.-iui.
sylvauia. docerlify that in pursuance of Ihe47lh ms-ioii of the Ac! entitled "An Act rela'.iiis
to cm ll lies, townshilis. Ac mss.sl Ihe lot Ii dav of A uril. A. !).. K'.l." ire met nt l he s.i.1 i.r
Justin, in the County of Somerset, on the lith ilay of January. A. P., l-.ii. and after lieins
duly sworn, did audit, adjust and settle Ihe several accounts n-.itlir.sl ,,f us ,v i:iw Hiiniililr
to tiie several Acts if Asscmhly and siipplemeuis llien lo. nnstrdiin; to the ls t of our jmlii
liienl and aliility, and that the fon-Koin are true and correct sutlcmeiit.s ol the lollon ui''
account.-:, viz:
1st. Kliiier K. Push. Ki.. Treasurer of Ihe Poor House and House .if Kmi.'.iviuciit of
Somerset countv, with the sni.1 coiintv of Somcrsi.t.
.'d. The account of CM". Musselmaii donation.
:ird. To theisitimate H.s'ouut.
4th. The individual acrounts if the Pins'tors of the Poor Willi Ihe countv of Somerset, all
for Ihe y.r lsa.and her'hy certify that we liud all thealiove nam.sl at-siiiits to Is- correct.
The Treasurer and the pins-torn were dulv kiiiiiiiiouisI to .ims-.ir licfore ihe Audiiors with
their iHMiks and (kiihts and they did so uicar and produced their boos, orders, hills, voucli
ers and jis rs.
in i.tuiiony whereof we have hereunto set our hau ls and snIs this 2ith dav January.
A. D.lsMi.
A. J. llll.EM AX, Ams Wai.keii. SKA1.
Clerk. Samiti. C. Kox, Iskai.'
W. W.B.tKklt tSKAL
RETAIL LIQUOR LICENSE.
Notice is herchv siven that the follow in
liaiiMsl is'rsoiis have tll.-d their apiili.-sitionii
forTav.-n. IJceiise In my oflice, and that the
name mill lie presented to the Court of luar-t.-r
Sessions for allowance on
Monday, February 1896.
Charles A. Xlilt lt. II, Addisoii tw o.
Ilyar.l Ni Klow, Addison two.
Andrew Mciia.le. llerlin iM.niiinli.
A. It. Kalitlier, llerlin IsinillL'ii.
William A. Sunn. Continence isirou-li.
J. M. iNxids, Couilueius tsirotih.
iscott Sterner. '.iilliit-nce homiiu'ii.
0. 1". Shatter, Contluence l-miuli.
John Kurtz. Cohcmauuh Iwp.
Tliom.-.sS. Will Lams. Klk Uck twp.
It. O. suibl. Jenner twp.
J. J. Kemiell. Iy rimer iwp.
John H. sldccr, Meyemlale Istnaich.
John W. tiiltlule. M.-yeixlale IsniMmli,
Nathaniel Sliccr, Mey.-rs.lale luirouli.
J. ('. lt.ssl, Meyersdale lionitit;h.
S. A. Haines. IttK'kwood Is.nmu'h.
Samuel Ituckman. It. s k wo. si Imrouh.
Iteuls-n ll. Marietta, K.s-kv.sl Isinn;-!
Chvrlts: S. VHiin.'ur. Somerset lsm.tii
Jacoh 1!. W inu rs, Somerset henuuh.
li.siri;.-11. Tuyuutii. sunrr-t Isutuiiiik.
Henry lAsdiel. &nlb)iur: Imrtaiiih.
It T Iiiy, Sjalishurj Uonuuh.
Il-'pima(i, tHtHM'r-et Iwp.
Htst'j- iiiim.-l. Summit Iwp.
S.iiiiuel tisU-r, Mtoyentown IsmMlh.
John If. Hile, Kloyeslown IsmillL'li.
Kidney llolstipple, Iti'iison Borough.
John K, imiiiermaii, 1'rsinn honuiKh.
Joseph HershberKer, Uooversvillu bon.ilh.
Clerk's Utile. 1 F. P. SAVI.I lit.
February 5, UK. J Clerk.
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XF.CUTOIi'S NOTICE.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
In re estate ) In the Orphans' Court
of of Someract Comity,
Win. llay, dee'd. l'a.
The undcrsieneJ liavine Vks-n duly appoint
ed additor by tlie I Irphans' t'.iurt of Somers.'t
county. Pa., to di-lriUule Ihe fund In the
nanus ol lue ek.-eulor 10 ami among ime
leicallveiililhsl then to. mil ice Is hen-hy aiv-
en that I will sit at the oilier of Hay Walk
er, in the b 10 ih of Somerset, Pa., for said
purpose, mi W tslnesilay, rrbruary l. !, at
oiieo-cl.s k P. M , when and w here nil (urll.-s
InteresLed can attend.
A. U O. II AY,
Audi lot.
Kstate .if -cm Kaufm in, sr. late of Cor.o
uuilill township, ssviii.-rsct Co., l'a .d.i V,
I-tters testaim-ntary .in the plnive i.
t.ite tiavinjr Iss n nn.lc.1 Ii; tle uil'l. rsivntsl.
hy the pnipcr atoritv-, notiie is henby
Kiv.-il to hll persoli-l ill'!. -ill. si los.0 1 .-slate to
make Puna diate .yiiit'i.t. and those having
l-luii.. uainnt wild estate will present them
:- a;ilLi'!ilu-4tt.sl f.r scttl.-ment. on Kri.'.ay.
pel.'riuiry Is, ls:i, at the late residence of
dtv'd.
SKM KAUFMAN. Sr.,
NOAH KAl'MM AN,
Ksecutors.
E
XECITOK'S NOTICI1
Estate of Ch.irU-s Mider, late of Soinersct
township, dee d,
letters tcslamentarr on the alsve
it.-tte having Ims.-ii grunt.-d to the inidt-r-sianed
l.y the proper auihority. nolico Is
hereby aiveii to all persons indelilt-d to
Kti.l estate to make immtsluite tty
in. nt, unit those liaving elalins auainst
said eshtte will prewui, th.-iii dniy antic n Il
ea I. si fur wHlcio. iit, on Satunlay, l-.-h. ."J,
si, at tiie oiIUh; of liie Kx.s ulor, iu Suim rsct
buruuuii,
U M. HICKS,
Kx.vutor.
A
UDITOU ri NOTICE.
Hnvln-r Keen appointed by thf Orplians'
Court of Soinerset County. Vii., uuditor to
lent utsm the 'Xis pll..iis til.-.l to the first and
ii iia I account of the administrator of Henry
S. Plcklm;, d.t-'d., and to distribute the funds
in the hands of t lie ndii tnistmior to and
anions those Icually entitUsl thereto, notice in
hereby given that I will attend to the dutr"
of said apioinliiielit at my oilier in Somerset
l"a-. on the Aitli ilay of February, lsyi, at 1
o cl.n k p. in.
VALENTINE HAY,"
Auditor.
A!
S-SKiNEE-S XOriCE.
In re awiuncd estate of Jonas. J. Weaver.
Notice In hereby giver, that Jonas J. Weaver
and Ida, his wife, of the township of iaint,
county of Somerset, nil. I State of Pennsylva
nia, luive rxts'iilMt a deed of voluntary as
signment of all their estate, real' and person
al, to the uiiilersiiusi, lir tlie hencdl of the
cn .liloin of Ihe said Jonas J. Weaver. All
persons Indebted to said Joac.s J. W m t will
make ioon.siiate payment, and III. we lutvtnf
claim, or demands will present the name
without delay to
DANIEL. 8TATI.KH,
A
:;nuai. hnam iai. ttk.mk.t
OK TIIK
Farmers' Union Association
AM)
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
Someisrt County, Pa.
FOR Tl! iHR fcflOlfl -. D.-.EMSER 31. 1M5.
uln)ier..f sili. !- iii f..rer
A m't of Ills. sill.). cl to t.sni' ul
ltaieol t-.x assess, d diirmu pur .
RESOURCES.
Ou'standlni; on duplicates
lire. SI. l!vtt i
Ain't as'm.-nl du.lny ISV5... b,s!7 01
" rte'd for membership... ? U) t.tli )
LIABILITIES
Am't dti I lee. 81, 11 $ 2i If
Am't of I.ku. by tire Kii i,ty It
Am't due lor all other ex-P.-IIS.H
for the year ls, tu-
clu.llllH ofticer' pMy.cui-
uilioiiand exoat-nttlouii Ml 41) Ssi3l Ti
V C.
?J.ltl.7J
mills.
Kcsoun cs in excess -',ls ul
Resources during 1895.
Itas-civ. d on assosmeiiU .... tl.Vil 71
Kcelv.'. for miulM-rship...H "7: .")
Iirrowi-d money l,no 00 s' jj
Disbursements during 1895.
E. il. I Stotler. full id Ins...
t- miikiin KinI-. rs, full ma
J.jttiuh J. K in i, part .f ins...
Josiah W. Knu, lull of nm..
Sylvester s. Pol la "
li. H. Walter, -
Jona H.'iiiminKer," " M
Am.w Ii. Chnstner." " .
.Simon Knfi:i(.T. " " .
Min. nra H ll.s.vcr.full
lnmil J. K. fr,
Annie M. S.-hr-lc, " "
Harvey I'.. K i on, - "
Chai l. s Sorln r, " "
Joseph J. liinils, " "
J.xlah W. I- rl!, tall daliia'.'
H. K. itom.-'.l.iir, " -C.
II. T.slri.w. " "
Hi nrv l ol.-iu in,
liain. I P. I. riiian, "
K. J. Walker, l-al. due sti....
II. I. II. iv. Pres.. salary
I-wis U -rklcy. V. 1'., siiiary'
V.. J. alk.-r, s.s-., salary...."-
iir.s-t..rs, for s.-r n--
Ad'iisi. rs
For printing s.Ik-i.-s, stat
m. -tits, etc
It.-nvwini: eliart. r
C.KttSUll'l f.s-S
l's!aj.-and siation.-ry
Boom rent for meeting of
the lsMrd
"il Ol
111 "o
Is i
1 11 in
Jl to
"JO K
i'.l l
'(I III
1)11 ol
:t .i oi
i" ii
1.IXI Ul
IT.i Ol
DO ul
Tio ii
ID Ol
.'. il
1 Iti
17 lo
ll 'l
Jli !
I ; .-i
ti ii
rt 7".
is S,
x; (t
:n a
Ji i".
Z-i :l
" ) ",;: a
iUilancc in Treasury im ;ia
Resources Dec. 31, 1895.
balance In Tri.sury J I: :ki
liiitslanil.in; on duplicat.-s. a.l.T SVU 17
Liabilities Dec. 31, 1895.
Siiinuel P. V.'aik. r .':a:ti.
ll: i I dn ii.-ii;.-s.
Caiiiariii.-s.-il. f:, f ins
ll. It. Zilniii.-rtoan, full dam.
Horrowtsl m.m-y
it. si.un t s in tct-ss
ii
: no
I.i.ii in ?i.irj:v
s ' lsi 07
ICihtli.
Vimiial Stiitomciit
ox
Contents.
FOR THE YCA3 110 SC DLCEMCES 31 1335.
Nu:-.i!s-r.)f wili.-i-s ia force
Ain't of ios. ui.j'-.-i lo as-sm:it i .ic.-w.
Ifctte ol'a-s. sshi. nt during the yatr :.n!s.
RESOURCES.
(ie.tsta:i.ilii' Is r. :.!. ... $ :. Jti
Ai-i'l a- -s.sl dt;ri..j st ilj". -.1
K -e'd f..r mrui!..-rsii:p 1st',... 1.7 iii
i-7 17
LIABILITIES.
Am't due former Treasurer $ ISI 71
Ain't of l..ss l.y fire during
111.- y.-ar. l,l:i to
Am't due for all other ex-
l-n.u for Hie y.-ar It'-V in-
elu-l'inr . Itit-ers' :v.ts...
liisi..e-at..! exo.-i. rali'ns. l'.'J A .4-t Z
K"oMrts In exts-ss
Resources during 1895
K-'.l ..:i i:' Sjr..mel.f s
It -.-'.1 lor meiiiot-rship
Irrowed 11:01:. -y
.I.s-J mi
In" 10
) 0) l.'-s9 i
Disbursements,
Iirvid Wcigle on contents . rti im
Aiii.m Ii. Cliristner. lull ins si) itt
Annie M. ss-hns-k, 47.1 in
J.isepll J. Ihllliels. " " ;ut ill
AI.'X Coleman. Trms., sa!r- 111
E. J. Walker for t-xtra st-rv'.. Ski
I'.istase and statiowry 4 44
It.s.m rent for ai.uu;il m.srt-
ii.ir ." in
Court cost 4J 11 $1.77". "S
tfji'KT ri:o'i...M.Tnx.
WliKKFts. The Hon. J(..R If. Ij.
it mi, I'r. si'L-nt Jr- 're of the trt'-r 1 1 our
of Coifoiioa I'l.i.s of iti.- ver.il conn ; i.-s m.j.
sln 'he l'h -i I'll, ial 1 i .'r - t. and Justice
f Die Ci.tirfs of t ly. r .lli.l 1 '-r:iilii.-r aid l. ll
enii J til lii-liv nl i..r lb.- trinl of all ejiptl.it
and ol S r 'l"lld. rs l!i !!:. h.c iiisfrie. nlll
l. J. lloi: kii and Noah Mi mh k ii. Es'i's.,
Jii.lir.-H .f toe Courts of 1001111011 l'"-as and
Jiiti.-nt 1,1 the l o.irts .,f t.v: r and Terminer
hii.I "i.-n. ral Jail Is- ;v.rv f-r t.e trii.l of a, I
capital nril .th. r '.ir.-no--rs to ih- c.rfinty of
-so;n-rs-:. ha e i.tih-.l rh. lr r.--. ;.is. an. I i.
me dir.s-l.-d, for iiol lieu a onrt . f C. in':. 011
I'leas !.nd .. im i ll in-ir'. r s.s.,.f, i.i i..
I'l 11 c i.e.l ;. 11. r.it f-o . !:.., .-, ;.. I. .arts
( over and . , m. i,i r .. : . on
.Mr.j,.!;,y, I'V1. '. !, )'',.
N iri . is !.. ,. 1 . ;.. ..i, t.; .,..t. . .
01 lit - I'. ae. , I...- .......it.-r a...i on .. . .: .
wiHita Hie ii l e..n:i.. ss.iii. r 1. tn 1! Hi. .
Is ti.cn and :h-re 1:1 '.f'r pr..j. r p. r-.ns a itii
their rl., r.-nls. iiii-.iit:iot.s,aii.::iHtioi.s
a:et otli.-r r'meuii.raiie.s. to do tnose trends
will, li to their ..trice ami in t:. it I.. 'i:.il 1. 1-p.-nalli'.
doi.e. and : 1...-V i.o . l
procure aiMli;st the pri-.ci.rs tiia' w- ,r
sr.ail tw In ti.e Jail of Sone r-.. t County, lo l,
tlten an 1 ttieru to i-fstta'-e m;iir.t tr.. m a.t
Lull be J.i.-t.
EtiWAKb Ilf.iijVV.!:,
sUer;rT.
ylA i I T k. I ;.S N JT I i IS.
NkTP'E is h. n-l.y u'wi 11 to alt ron-e.-ni's-l
as I" t. l-s.ei. iit.e. oro' iierv. . that
the f.tllowil. 4-.s. lint-. Lave (.rt.-d iter,
and Dial the same will i- .r.-s.iit' d for .-!!-tirmation
and aliow aies. al an i.-piiaiin' Court
to Im- held at Som..rset, l'a., on
Wednesday, Feb. 26, 1396.
I'ir-t and linai a.-, on.it of Adam I- an. r,
ailtiiitiiNtraiorof John is-an.-r, . '..
1-o-t aid Ion. I ;. . .. :i..i 1,1 ,:,;. .a -t, Walk
er. a.i-iiii.is!,-at.,rof IV:. r li Wither, vt 1.
1 ir-t and It.'iai a. ,. ml . I Nc '. Yulv,
'in.ihistr.lrix : K !. Vuiy, dee'd.
f ir t aa.l rou.l ae.-.at'i. ol Aap.o y. Sr ::.li.
e.-o iitorof iso.i. ! tioifmau. d.s-'d.
The aecou'il of i .rj -,:,,ui r, a.lmini.-tnitor
of loha ssiio.it. .- .
K.rstand linai . ..ii:,! of J. H. I ;.i rd:i. r.
trust.- for :i: oi !!,. ,:.ii,-ol J.-mti
I., llelldcr. .I.e .;.
first and lioal a. -.-.el. .t .f Ja.-o'i St. rti-r,
fH ir llai; r.f I'.n I,,..:, i Cli.ol.-t i'..ynol ls,
l.y l;i..-. s: ..-:,. r, n---tit.insir.il. r ot' J.i.oi.
st. ri .-r. il.-e-.l.
1 1' ' ; .'Oit of .'.'.r.,'! on . (,., i, rrn.iri, jof-
n.ii:lratr ,,f K.i.:ls-tli y.iiiimerm.01. il.s d
Id st. r' i. :!!.., 1 JA.i.i: s. Mil. I. fit.
Jan. l"i. K.-.-isi.-r.
ZrzziQi'z C: Adnlzir.ra::r'5 Zziz
OK
Valuable R:-al Estate!
Ily viriueof i,it order ..f sal- i . : -I on! of
tin-orphans' 1 t,ur: of So:i..-rs"t cont.tv. Pa.
and to m-(i:rs-t-d. 1 u .ii .-M,s.- i. C.le ..it
the pr. 11. is. s i.i t ,,s r 1 '.irk.y,,t iotti.sliio.
IS.H11. r-.-t co-jni--, i'a.. on
Friday, Feb. 21, 1896,
AT 1 O'CLOCK P. !.
fc follow-ns pi,! .- mi.'. I cii. the hom.s.
St. -Ul! Of 1 TV 111 VolJCr.tl!. .i s-'-i.
All that i-. ;t:,io u ict of l -,.n.,:,. in ,.
p r Turk- i'..i i-.vt n-iiuv s ts. t cohm'. .
P.... adjoining Is of .".cry A. sm .i. r. Joti i
r it-.-si.Hi.-. v'i-:.:t.i .1-- .'-.. :r,ri'.: s.,-i:ir
.-: ie t ' li.-rs, co-.t 1 1.- .,-.-. : : , t a'i. I . "-ly-ilos-.-
. .-r.-s :.:..r-;.--, :,.ivit:4 tt.. r. -on
er.-et.-ii a t.'.its'...--.
Dwelling Hou?e,
'.auk : .-n. s 1 :,-.-i. a-. 1 o: 1.,-r . : ..i ; ;
ais.iit ; . .(,-. ei-.:r-! '4'.-i s-:';,r r-imo"
fruit a.;. I r. b.-n '.lis:.-.:-.: ;.Ih.i,: 2 mi..'
frt.l.i K!:i-.t-..-l a'i i-o i v-i.i.-tit to eiiunli
and s.-h.s.i.
Terms Cash!
1-1 p. r ". ;it. of li.e .::, ;... i,,.:. c to I.
'il-l'.-.lii...'i! y"fs.... ,.:! M-,. ii
s.U-!.- cor.rirai. 1 .- tc . '. .ir , t.-:-! .-t;, ;,.
"J" tl'' f. V i! KIN.
Ad:iiii:;s:r.i'er i,.:.i - f ru-t-e Irvm Vou:i-
C 111. li-s d.
John IL S-s.tt. Attv..
soon rs. i, l'.t.
Q ilk I
I
Itiilance In T:cu mrj- J IlirJ
Resources Dec. 31, 1895.
lt.liin.-e i;i Tr--tsur- J 14 (Ci
Outstanding on diipli.-at.-s... M iii J1.114t.i
LiabilUes.
Am't due form, r Tr-asiirer...$ nrj 71
litirrotted ii.on.-v 4 (.11 rj
71
It.-soiiii-.s in exes . J -1 fj
AI.KX. COLKMAX,
Trnistuxr.
Crplizi' Cjzrt Sala
of
Vahatle Pal Estate !
Ily vir!ui'f an nl-r if ssili- !miI out f
thr i m plutii Court if Stmr-t iunry, !:.,
ini t tin- und riu'ntl win!;nt.tnttrix !'
Sjkimii I U. . r:: h;i. t t, .( aju i r Turkry
fiNt toviisit. smtt-rj-t t,inrv, li4..ilirvt-l.
I mil fii'.Ta! 'i:!il- Kit-on tin (inm ia
J.-iiiH-r !own-:i:i, s:n.-rv, t tnunty, on
Thursday, Feb. 13, '96,
At I o'clock P. M.,
of s;. id dav, the foliowimr d.-scribtsj real .
tate:
A certain Cirm or tract of land ..iniatc in
Jenii.-r lownsliip, .'st.mt-rs.-t I'ounly, l.i., con
;:.llililir acres an.l I". p. r-iist. slrict lil.ns
urx. a.ijoii:in i.inds ! Aiitliony Ash's h.-irs,
los-ph f..rn.-y. .-sa.t4.1nt.t1 Simp-.:i. Mi.-iit.I
hatt.-r's heirs. Kit .lii.e and 1- r.s man Hoff
man, alsail lit! acres are iii a 41.0. 1 state of
cultivation, tlie Kilance Is'in w.ssl land.
Tin-irr.tii.-r a.-t 01' this farm is mid. ri.t. l
n itn a four ..t vein i.f c.;l and limestone.
There is ihensin t-ns-t.sl a
Two-storv
Frame Dwelling House,
larr- banii lit-irn, liirsu f.-ct. and other n.ststsa.
ry t.uCiuildinv's. Th.-reisa i.-.sl orcliard of
y.Hinu and erowinic fru.t Ins-s on tlie tirm.
w hi.-ii is I. s-.:t. -.1 in a s.ssl cominuniiy. i-oti-vt-iiieiit
to scliisns and churches.
Pv vitttl.' of :,n or.!, r iss:;i- L. , ,::r i:.
J p'tians' Court ot s.. ..'u.s. t .s.ici' v. i;'.s"tel i.
me un.iersiiriii-i, .-xp..-c to ;'.it..!.r
s.iie. 011
Saturday, Feb. 15. '96,
At 2 O'clock. P. M.,
at th.-store of Join A ''.... .no-, at Coiuiei-,
St.merset conn!;., t'.:.. ihar c-rr.-.t:i
Tract of Land
si rii:.e n -I.-n.i. r to'vtisl, p. s.,:i;,.rs,.t .-r.mir e.
fa.. Iti-.'lltiitiitat :: ft-.p.-. th-lic- I'V ii.t.-l '.(
A lain Na'ml.-. lew I -it. .-i . a-iili, I.i. north 7'
d.-sr. w .-s! i,, i p. i; :-s ;., .;.,, s tli.-n.-e l.v
L-iud of fi.o'i 11, 'in-tt north ii -:isi li
h-h-: - s to sToii. s; ;i. 1,-,- Lin.; .. -hris-tiall
M sliier. now .tacl. .-s.'.y.r. soo'li ! .;
d.T:. .i.st i I : n .:.s T,a s.r; .m-tu-. o-- Iatui
of I .iv id lialT.mer sout ti .! -. ,-.ist Li . is i ti
es to a ast: i hence oy llrst to.- sou: ii in da.
w.-st Ml r. :i.-s to ti:.- pia. e of Ik niona,
ci'ii'aiiii.'ix '17 :..-t.s a:.d p n !:. s.
Terms of Sale l?iZV- ";
;.. i- pad wii.-ii ;nc prop. r:.. is k.'i. k"1
d..wn. balance .i... .snirtr.iii.t:.;;: of tlie M.ie
anil deiiv.-rv of U.s-d.
kacI! f l. c. i:t-i.:.v.
A It.iinistr.ttrix ol S;,:inu i. J.o idy, d c'd.
J:is I;. I I'Coiinor, AtTv.
-Terms:
Hit-tiiiril of piirfloinf iioy. :ift.r pny-iiK-nt
f all tU lt!- M.ivl Itiriil xptn-. ti re
nutin n '.ifii im t!tI;iiil in lit-u if itiiui-r 1
lht widow suifl tlt-i-M.. :tntl UiIuik in Urn
prtytiM'iits: t n-t Ii: i-il tit iniTitinitntiori of nU
onv-tliini in si inotil Iih mnl tii-tliirxl in oik
var, witli iiiit n-t. T ti jut vui. of pun-li-iis
money t tn- pniil on t!ny of Mjilt. 1
f'inti Myn:tj to Ih ,--un.tl by Ihii1 aiul
ii!'rtaf on tlir pr inioi.
X1I.UK i'KIT'HKIKl.I.
tit-o. It. Sh uH. Ailmii:itratrix.
Any.
Notice of Appeals.
N.iTlCi: is 'n-n-ity ulven that npH:a's will
le h-.-l.i froi.line a'ssiin'hl f itt,, nt the
C'..tii:i.iss'.i;iers ..tli.-c. s..mcrsct. !'.i.. f.r the
sevt-rai tiisincts ol the ts.Mi:ity of Somerset,
ou
February 20, 21, and 22, 1896,
when and whereall pcrsonsatid corfmnitmns.
f.s'linx Iheinselv. s in:ar-i-vd at tiie ciiumeRi
lioil and valuati.tii M lla-lr t.-ixrti.l.. ii.twr:v
and eli s-ts, in such cas.-s mi, lie i:id prt.vid.si.
are rciin.-sied to ulteiid and state their griev
ances i.r n dr ss ac.s..r.lliti; to law.
1 he appeals M ill tie held ..n tin- airf.ve men
lione.l days is-iw.-en liie ht.urs of Ho'ei.ii A.
M.. and .'nj'i-!c'!l 1". M.
Attest- Hf.NHV K. R ItNKTT,
J. ti. IWl'ST, S. I. SlItiKKit.
Cleric. J I.LI AM V. HAY.
County i'oninii.-sionirs.
IF YOU'RE
THINKING OF
HF-FURNISHiNG YOUR FEET,
Kemetnlier that we are IIeailiuarterj
for Itootfi, Shoos. KulilM-rs, Slip
per ami everything in the !ioo
line from the smallest article up
to the l:irist all of the reliable,
nevcr-rip, waUr-tij(Ut sort at the
lo'.vest pric.
OUR MOTTO
PERFECT
FITTING SII0E3
AT
PERFECT
FITTING PRICES.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
George P. Stein & Co.,
700 Main Cross St.,
SOMERSET. PA.
Notice is here!-;.- siv.n that rhe turtn. rs! p
h. retoi. t.' exisini lstv.,s u v. i.. i
fer and Tli.s slots- 1". K.tiil. y. 1.- i nr t.c.viisi. , p(
Somerset county. !'a , i;n.!. r tc..- tirt.i nam.- f
siiatler A l'.aiill. v. was ,i ss,,i d on tin- :th
day of Isss nils r. A. s.t), .v iniiiuaf -oi:-s.nu
AU d. -its ow:u- !.. th -'said p:r;.i.-r-sl.ipar.
r.e. i.a'.l. t'.v s .i;l !., is Ji. ytti.-r:
t. In.ln als.. .-: h (-i.e. :;is and il.-n ati.ls against
th.- s.aitc :i;'t to In- pn s, n'..tt t.,-r ;t.viinnt.
f.KW l. SUA! I K!"..
Tn;-;i.ii;i;-. i: u.v.v il::y,
St-alp lx A. i. fa .
It'-. -s lsj..
UIiroRS N(iriCr
In re es:.,te ) In the frpri.-irts' e..r?r
f - of Somerset i '.,11111V,
Hir.nii In-um. -'..s-'d. I fa.
Having Is n i.pf'iti'. i :,tt ll'or hv the r
piiaiis' Court, to.:, t.-rmtn v.-ilt.t.tv of tl:.;
flatlll of Maiy I. -!il. ..:.'! tie 1 1.0 1 1 : V . .1 s..l,
ist.:t.'t.iiiiy i!i.' situ.', ::f.,l t. uisint.uie U:-s
luud i:i the ln:e..ls ..: it..- . xnn'or to
aiiii'tis tin's.' !. . ii t : i t--,1 tii.-n-io. ni-sit-e is
herel.y itive:. that :uul si: ii, ,.s;.,v of
Hay A W'.iiit. r. in the Is.rotm!. s.-. titers:.
f:t.. for said per:s.-e, on 1 tiiirs.;-iy. fei.ruarv
i. lsi ii. at hi o el.-ii A. .1 . v.u.ii i,d ul.,re
ail parties intercsttd can a:t. nd.
A. L. ii !!V.
Auditor.
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