Herald.
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3. stl'l-U Editor.
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, , I'iliotil .A a, l it-.
.. ... i vlavs have left
'"'.",.,!. sin January lt lc-
" n" ...ti..u of iicirni's. It
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" tea th'-.isand reaiam m
t s : : :' Ya'i.i Fayette Winnie.
B : ' ry."f..- misery is due to Indigea-y:-fc,,'h...n
bappy with a ruin
. r . a corrective and
.j. 'Mia-'" '
1 f the !inicnUry organs,
-' :i:;r'Tro it.valnnWe, their use be-
' ' ,1 .. i.i, iiiirkwl IttMlpflt-
' ivI teacher named Hed
Ar",nS . ' j n,.oyl.ro.k township,
r-'P .,v arrestcl a few days
tch.lbuawiih uttering 2
, i-i,J i-.n.r a magistrate
i.,.r v,as lined 07 f nta per
. i, t-a-
,f jis.tii The defendant
' I' i is innocent, and
will
'"' ftbe Hkkat.p should not
for
S-
J S. Stirrer, the lrugs'
can
r- '.
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v ,;,-.ieral decides that the
". I ju- i? into
' '" he- .jH-niC of the school tenn
1 .. ...,-., the assessor will
: v: .'"'.".f V'i the . hil-lren of school age,
f' ' ' then see that the at-t
T et-f.-r.-e-l. The employment
'''': . r,,v,.r rests with the
. , i Mclal Flour, war-
W3: ;V in'U i" the world, for sale by
,- . i!r'.'k-
' .,ilin K(r.tor Walter, running be
r J K'"'k!o.l.H!id Johnstown, lately
: T.lrim 22 out of the
': '""..'a;, !,.! thoroughly ovcrhaul
' : : Vr",iii:t. 1. Mie has every appear-.
' ' :-r'j 'i,'nl l'xomotive. Fos.
1 ' ' '. .vr the crouud with "speel
" ' , . - Kin'ina" Farlins says she
r . .A ' 1
: M. I'.-rkey, of the Somerset
Z wis. who had een attending
' '"'T,."1.1 3Ii l-an.tn-t of the Indiana
';' '" -'v, h .l Ahiuitii at The Capital
' .-' t', K this m.ning for his home
r "'"' VnMeand I.ulu
, Ji-:
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..s.,!ii,-rrt rounJy, who were also
,'Jn US on the same train for
.iirm-k makes a spoi-ialty of
1 i tt :, l'-;'l-"l Hay and Straw.
i, Volorin:irisn is rapidly get-
."matu-rs of his oili.-e in working
'';""y,v, n he will send out a
.j ;rs. Af.r-l:i-g to a retf-nt
-- .mire ilica-cd aniinals cn
' . if ihlared ne-es":g-y by the
The ow-uers
will lie
.rS:'..;i".J'' -
..: hiin -ii'it s may seem fair by
r.r,:r:;'it!i''' :!'.
::!!S Man-loiins itars, Banjos
.- . t tr;a?el instnuseuts st Sny
s:.,re. -i-fTi'i. I-an d'ord Marietta
, V,r. :ia;ns' Hotel, KK-kwool, is
v ,v ji.csi-s.ir of a pair of twins.
.Vsi.i- :i w itli Mr. Marietta recent-
:.s. f.: it.ff W -y i counee-
. . . f .- .... .! l.ar
-n'Lti'.- jrt-Hi etoi; -' ...v."--
.I... I have a p.iir of twin brothers
,,3 niv.. :r, and now the old cow
r, j,.ine. in to help sustain
,r-.rjof!inifts."
i-.-Rf :!ier thing that can I ao
; r ni-ney in those pra-ti-al times,
V- im .au K.nglish publication,
. . . . .1... . l...,K
? i.i-iril'.v. as feminine novelists ex-
;-iiut 1 ineludL A w ell-known
r.:f in vifty, who is remarkably
:. in ai'i'(ir:iMi e hut is noted for her
;.i-iiiS little laugh, confessed that
i.;-u front an ax-tor, learning
ir-iiii-tu offoreed laughter.
uv.-ia I not .vvur in the blood or
x j;..as of a h'i'lth y living body,
.-r-iiin or the lower animals."' So
:ut cfki'rati-'l I r. KH-h. th-r
-. s.y that the It-st iue.lieine to ren-:iv':-"i
-3 trfe.-t!y pure aud healthy
A-.r' Siirvatiarilla.
. .r. P. SwkpK, lh noted trapper of
.ii ri.:i:,jy, has revVrd for the
':'. '.Mt has never l-en eiialed in
--j.c. 11 i'Uii!v retipus for st-aii)
; i i iu the County Treasurer for the
'a- d iC.Vt, The entire amount
at in liiiiitingdon eounty during
I i'jnties on sealps was just
. Mr. so.,,e ret-iving more than
: ::ir entire sum. Asa hunter and
r his few (sjuals in the Eastern
"-: ; riiss at Mahion S-hro-k8 on Can-
l. KvxjMirated Fruit, and any-
--i :i. liit- jnn-erv line, be-fore rurehas-
cs Lt-re.
Y-rk Sin pays Printer's Ink
f -r cue p:i(;e lor o2 weeks. The
fjr i pug?, one Lssue in the
wiil soon 1 '..UifJ. One
it i--ue in ''. ntiiry 3f-ig t:inr eosUs
v T-ii''s S', in .S.'. .ViVmi'o
-''-""' sfwi or tOjter ine-h, or
I--T liue. Thee tell the story lhat
!"';: it'lieve that advertising
.' iiiA busings men do in.t
. . iu--y umio-siri!y.
' -n Hay. Lincoln's private secre-
ii.-;;r:i. for Mareh, apaperou
i tLo young rolonel of the Klls-
''-.'- Uli. nu.- s-l.,.t
- Z .f the war, by an Alexandria
-.-i . r. Thoiigh but twenty-f -ur
--i-jia, Eiisworth had had a very
- -.-.i..r; and Col. Hay, having
- T.-.-ia'.Iy intimate with him,
.- ; A- details of it His paper
ra.-e extended passa.-s from a
I 'L -r,-i"Z journal left by Kiln-j-
-! ituiil u. illustrated with
r traits ari'l other pietures.
1'.' r-v-;ii-ri:ite:ideiit of public
-- us iiitiinated, iu a om-ular
iih,l.,fi.la,.kUK,kto be Blip.
: W'illltt Oi!lllii;sii:lK-rs to the
f r'.f"r l'he t; kin; of the school
"" ',;22t that the Usik should
C '''' ,h" f,-!!"wii:ff ci.li.mns:
; j: rliid; 2, residence or fcU!
" 1 --:n-i: i a,,.. 4 stx. 5 v,on
- if -,s at school during
' 7 ., c-ause f,f non-atteiid-i
f'f I'ndonged aWnce: .
- 'Tnx- ardian or other wrsin
i-'.flhi- child; ., a column ol
h sen may lie entered
."o of the child w hen out f
-4'y other helpful information.
U-r, ' ttre snffering excruciating
-.-?.'."', '''"fthenight, Itch-
yii'ithinKal-mtitthnKigh
A" such w ill find an
' in the
!::,
use of Iai,-S oint-
fails.
,;ar?1::itto labsorlM-d by
,V'etlakc ".,ther ( winks
"'s:','"' T'J" iSritisU Medical
a", P'iotogical reason for
s-!..i . . t" contrary, it
, . iua a, a matter of fa.-l
P.T' U s !t has anything to
s ? I1 - all .,
... "ioioirica.1
PI-
'"rtoliu ti.... -
t - mail uimw
on the contrary.
"sire to ris.rL-
-"? ,nii"H fr',,n J",l,th Uout-
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Mr... .. un. III..
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w'l. '-"'"ra tin i as a
- prv, rO0lUh lnreu.
U'Ut l"e uealth and
111 a f"lish adage
tisnr'1 e:sht,i,ri1
iiki- . "-'ous srsu-mca-
Miss, i.id Aiken, of" l'ittslr.irjT Uth"
puectof Miss Louise Sen II.
AnnonncoincntK of lb-publican candi
dat.i xppe-ir In th'.s issue.
"Over here "Judge" Horner would be
wa!t7.cl r.T the ticket."-.lf. trrn-i-r'.-'
X'liiHf r, -l.
Miss J.-ssjo I'.enl.ird. 1'itisbmg, i.s
spending i short vacalioii w it Ii her Som
erset rehtti-.es.
Mrs. I-aurence M. Philips, n-c 15ru
baker, of Allegheny City, is visiting with
Soiuerst friends.
The mercury tumbled to tux degrees
below rero Sunday night and lingered a
few Miuts above throughout Monday and
Monday night
The Farmers' Institute, held under the
auspices of the State Itoard of Agricult
ure, at Rockwood, on Monday and Tues
day, attracted a largo crowd.
Misses Lucy and Grace Ticking lea
Saturday afternoon for Chicago, w here
they will visit for three weeks with
their brothers, Samuel F. and William
W. Ticking.
rolioetnan John It. (iebhart bus beeu
appointed agent of the Pennsylvania Hu
mane Society. If he makes half as gixnl
an agent as he does a police olHcer he will
fill the bill.
The Sonthers-Triee Company will oc
cupy the Opera House stage every night
next week. The Company comes highly
recommended and w ill render a different
pojmlar drama at each performance.
Little or no interest was manifested in
the Somerset borough and township elec
tions yesterday, the vote pollod in the
former being short of that cat at the Re
publican primary election three weeks
bjio.
The Directors t the Somerset Hotel
Company will hold a meeting this week,
when it is expe-ted that definite action
will be taken in regard to letting the con
tract for the hotel to be built on Tayman
HilU
The attentions of our readers is dim-ted
to the advertisement of Teter Fink,
elsewhere in this paper. Mr. Fink is
prepared to supply the people of Somer
set and vicinity wtih coal, coke, phos
phate, lime, .tc.
Augustus Snyder, of near Coleman's
Station diction Friday from typhoid fev
er. Snyder, who was alxmt thirty-five
years of age, was a man of tremendous
size aud strength aud was well known
throughout the county.
The carcass of a four-year-old steer
weighing 1U4 pounds dressed is nlira4
ing attention at Hussel Stewart' meat
market The animal was raised on I),
It. Zimmerman's North Pakoti ranch
and was brought east bv him.
The fire companies were called out
Wednesday afternoon by a small blaze in
the residence of Miss Klizabelu Hugus.
Fortunately the flames were extinguish
ed Ix-ftirethe "laddies" reached thescene
of clanger and their good services were
not required.
Hon. A. C. Sisson, of Lackawana eoun
ty, whose presence at former sessions of
the Somerset County Farmers' Institute
was one of the most pleasing features,
died at his home in Factory ville on Wed
nesday last His cheery presence and
niehxlious voice will long lie remember
ed by his many friends in this county.
The Jr. O. U. A. M. Cornet Pand, of
Berlin, paid Somerset a visit Saturday
and during the afternoon and evening
tendered serenades to a number of citi
zens, business houses and printing offices.
The memlrs of the band are a gentle
manly lot of young men and they play
their instruments w ith exceptional skill.
Mr. Chas. H. Fisher says that St Val
entine's Day was more generally oliserv
ed in this place last Friday than it has
been for a nu miser of years past Mr.
Fisher is in a position to know- this fact
since he is an extensive dealer in valen
tines of all descriptions. His large stock
was entirely exhausted several days in
advance.
We acknowledge the receipt of a com
munication from one of the liest known
Republicans of Somerset tow nship. It is
timely and forceful, but is withheld from
our columns for the reason that the Hkii
ai.i has uniformly refrained, excepting
when party leaders were publicly attack
ed, from presenting the claims of candi
dates prior to primary elections.
Ir. Ilotbrock, State Forestry Commis
sioner, said Saturday evening, that he
lielieves enough water power is going to
waste between Connellsville and Hock
wood to drive all of the trains passing
over the B. A. O. railroad between those
points. Here is a pointer for the people
ofl'rsinaand Confluence, w ho' want to
generate electrical current for illuvnin
ating purposes at the least possible cost
Mrs. Annie Lewis, of St Louis, Mo.,
is visiting at the homo of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. John J. Schcll, in this
place. Mrs. Lewis was unable, on ac
count of sickness in her family, to Is?
present at the golden wedding of her par
ents, celebrated on Christmas eve, and
has taken the first opportunity to sj.eti.1 a
few weeks with them. She is accompan
ied bv several of her children.
Mr. Joseph Fisher, an auburn-haired
youth of eighteen fummers, who has
lieen acting as ofMoe and stable l.y for
Dr. T. F. Shaffer, during the pa-t two
years, has decided to "sUr" the country
next summer as a mid-air performer.
Mr. Fisher has provided himself w ith a
balloon, patterned after the one used by
Prof. Be.itn, and promises to make his
first ascension from Somerset on Dee ora
tion day.
John Yoder, a young man w ho died at
his home tin "coal hill," on Wednesday
last is re.xirted to have died rom the
eife-tsof alcoholism. The story goes that
whe:i he returned home from work ten
days before, he bro.ight a vial containing
a mixture of bad whisky and Jamaica
ginger with bi:n. He partook freely of
the decoction and after he had consumed
the entire contents of tLe bottle sent f r a
physician. The physician was unable to
give him any relief and he died iu great
agony. He is survived by his w ife and
two children.
The German mastiff belongii.g to Mr.
J. II. Winters, of the "Commercial Ho
tel." was ground into bologna sausage
meat by the north tiound S. A C. passen
ger train vesterday morning. The dog
had followed his master to the station
and apparently become lieu iHered w hen
the train annroaehed. leastw ise lie jump
ed in front of the engine before it came to
astand.stand still and was cut up into
small nieces. After the train continued
on itM way to Johnstown Mr. Winte r's
suc-eeded in finding the d.ig's tail n hich
had lieen cut clean from his liody, The
lirute weighed about 1.) Kunds.
. . t -i
lienn blicans and Democrats in a nnm-
tier of the districts of I his eou nl y noin ina-
ted tw o candidates for the office of "in
spector," and they were very naturally
disaniKiinted yesterday w hen they w ent
to cast their votes to lind lhat the names
of all of the candidates for lhat otlice had
been omitted from the official lwllots.
K .ch f.Wir ean vote for only one candi
dal for the o.Iica of "inspector," and to
print the names of two candidates for that
office in either the Hcpubliaan or demo
cratic column would obviously render
the ballots Il!e il. The County Cm-
miiionera are authorized by act of as
sembly to receive only such certificates
of nomination or nomination papers as
are iii proper form, and in the instances
cited they should have returned the papers
to the parties making them for correction.
Died in .Tiil.
Frank Poleni.-iTi, w '.i li:il Ikoii con
fined iu the comity j.iil i.iri:i:; ilia j,:4st
two or three in mths, died in that institu
tion at 10: ".J o'clock FridrtV evening.
The b.sly was huwdmtely prepared f-r
bnrinl, and Nattird-iy ii--r:.ii:r was re
oi ce.I to t'u-j u oi" of 1;:, ti.-o:hr-i:i-li-.v.
. -:ir miles, Mni'ii -f town, f:om where i.i-t;-i:j-?i'l
was made the folioA-jng after-ti's-ii.
The lien-ascd was about liny
years of age.
Toleinau w as in prison awaiting rial on
a charge of horse-stealing. His mse was
on the calendar for last term of court, but
had to Ikj continued on account of his in
ability to lie present owing to sickness.
Death resulted from a complication of
troubles. During the long period the
prisoner was confined to his cot he was
frequently visited by Mr. Isaac Jones,
who offered him spiritual consolation
and sang and prayed in his celL Pole
man was greatly comforted by Mr. Jones'
visits and is believed to have died
thoroughly penitent It might Ihj well
to ad 1 in this connection th-it Mr. Jones
hits recnlly organize! a bible class in
theoouniy jail, and tint he has always
exerted his tiest efforts to persuade the
inmates to lead belter lives. His exam
ple should be emulated by other chris
tian gentlemen of this place.
A. Wheel in Hit Head.
We should like very much to present
our readers with an illustration iiortray-
ingthe inside of tho K-.litorof the vio-
cci(." head when he w.is engaged at
writing the abusive and offensire diatribe
on the KejMiblicans of this cinty, which
appeared in the last issue of his paper.
The obtuse editor say that he "always
thought non-residents, idiots, insane.
r.on-taxpaying loafers and weak-minded
persons who have their ballots prepared
for them are eligible voters at a Jlepubli
enn primary in this county," and in view
of the holding of the Court in the late
'Stjiiire Werner's attempted contest "w o
are cer.nin of it." ,
I'uie No. 11 of th rules governing tho
Ht puVilicaii organization in this county
requires that voters must have voted tho
Kep ibli-Mii ticket at the last preceding
general election and that they must be of
legal age. The editor of the 'rMi.-;-ot
apparently had this rule before him
when he wrote the article referred to, but
the w heel was revolving s- rapidly that
he was unable to c i:nprehn i that the
general election laws fix the qualifica
tions of voters at Hepiiblican primaries
w ith the cx-.'eptions of payme'it of taxes
thirty days l.- fore the election, and re
moval to and from el-vt:oii districts.
Acother Saceeiefal Somertet Boy.
lr. Ch.nrles H. Trent, after spending
ten days with his parents Mr. uud Mrs.
Daniel Trent in this place, left yester
day f-.r his home i:i Milwaukee, Wis.
Mr. Trent grad'.iate-l from a printers'
case in this olii-e Kl:it eighteen years
ago, when he Icf. Somerset cmnty to
seek faina and fortune in the west. After
traveling extensively throughout the
west and south he filially 1-M-ated iu the
"Cream City," where he has since rep
resented one of the largest s-ife and lock
concerns in the country. Two years ago
he wits elected a sch ol Commissioner by
the people of Milwaukee, a position of
great importance and trust. duties of
which he Iris discharged t-i ti:-.- s ttsfac
tit.n of his eo:isijtueuts and iu a iiiani-i-r
that has railed forth unstinted praise
from the daily papers of that city. Mr.
Trent has Many friends here, all of whom
are glad to learn if his sihn'css. His
brother, Parker Trent, is also a resident
of Milwaukee.
D-.ath of Dr. B F.Walker.
Dr. Benjamin Franklin Walker, died
at his home iu Ligonier, at 8:.K) o'clock
Thursday evening, of Uright's disease,
aged thirty-five years.
The deceased was a win of Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Walker, of near Berlin, and
the liody was removed to the home of his
parents, from w hich interment was made
Sunday afternoon.
Dr. Walker was married fifieen years
a:p to Miss Kllen Masters, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Kinanuel Masters, of Ber
lin. He graduated from the Jefferson
Medical College, Philadelphia, iu 1SS
and located at Jennertown, where he
practi-ed his profession for four years,
when he removed to Ligonier. In addi
tion to his wife and son and parents, he
is survived by four brothers and one
sister, viz: Charles, of Seneca, Kansas;
James, ofCarn.Ilt. m, Nebraska; George
aud Itoliert, of Berlin, and Jane, wife of
Henry Musser, of Carrollton, Nebraska.
The Dr. was a memlier of tho Lutheran
church. Hev. Taylor, of Berlin, con
ducted the funeral ceremonies.
A Bogus "Justice."
A lxgus correspondent hits now been
called upon to defend the conduct of the
Associate Judges, ami not content with
doing that he casts a foul imputation
upon the christian people of Confluence.
It is indeed incredible that the men of
that hustling village should with practi
cal unanimity wish to throw a veil over
the action of a majority of the court when
that majority has se!i lit to outrage
justice and public dei-ency. We have too
much confidence in the noble manhood
of the men of Confluence, no matter for
whom ihey cast their ballots in years
past or in years to come, to lielieve that
they would wish to silence a fearless
journal when it has found it necessary to
criticise the action of members of the
bench.
Ass.H-iate Judge and Scli-iol Director
Horner must find an abler defender than
one w ho "steals the livery of heaven to
serve the devil." We mistake the temper
of the home-loving people of Confluence
i ft hoy do not hurl the vile slander, per
pe;rated iu their name, back in the teeth
of a lmgus "Justice."
Settle Up.
Our liks ot accounts we will do away
with entirely from date of April I, Is;;.
We therefore notify all persons indebted
to us to call promptly and settle either
by c tsh or note, as by the above date we
want ail acfounts clo.sed,
Fkrnkr Bcos.
Coasty Cctnmi'fcioners Salaiie.
Over in Cambria county Judge Barker
dealt the lmard of County Commissioners
a severe blow recently by a decision
which reduced their salaries from J-'LoO
a day to 64-) a year. This action, the
Judge said in his opinion, was based ou
the fact that Cambria County Commis
sioners w ere compensated under a special
act, independent of the geneial one. The
Commissioners were forced to submit
but have in a measure retaliated by
throwing the burden f the work on the
clerks. The Uiard itself has appointed
certain days in the month to transact
county business, and present themselves
at the office only on those days. This
leaves them nearly all of the month to
pursue other lines of work.
In conversation recently Judge White
is said to have ventured the opir.i n that
Indiana county was also under such an
act The at! of is.s.1 regulating the com
pensation, the County Coiuissioners
claim, stales clcaily that they shall lie
paid j-I..V per day for every day of iictual
servh-e, aud stiles further that a!! prev
ious acts K'ai'ng on Commissioners'
salaries are thereby repeaksL Iiflir.ua
Unzett,
Caa't Vote for Four Tears.
At a primary election in the Second
ward, Harrisburg, Wilheliu Snyder was
the judge. Mr. Snyder has for years lieen
active in party matters and was allied to
the faction opjMwed to ex-Mayor Frilcbey
and at this election refused legal votes,
violated the prov isioti relating to taking
and administering the oath, and did oth
er wrong things. Suit was brought
against him and he was convicted. Judge
Simontoii sentenced Snyder to pay a fine
of'SoO, the costs aud be deprived of the
right to vote for four years.
The court said this last punishment
wascajled for by the Constitution, the
purpose iieing to make him who illegally
deprives others of their right of suffrage
to suffer a little along thit line himself, j
Ili'nest cf all in Leavening Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Ilcpoix
Illil Powder
Absolute gus?E
Farmer's Institute.
Ow ing to a press of other business the
local reporter of the Hkrai.ii was unablo
to be present at all of the sessions of the
recent Farmers' Institute and is there
fore unprepared to furnish the usual
resrt of that always interesting meeting
of representative farmers of the county.
The court room was not large enough
to seat one-half of the people who at
tempted to crowd into it at all of the
sessions, and hundreds of disappointed
ones were turned away.
Hon. George T. Powell, of New York,
who was advertised to be present and
speak upon "Fruit Culture" aud other
subjects, was detained at home. His
place was supplied by Mr. Calvin Cooper,
of Lancaster county. Pa., who ably dis
cussed the subjects assigned to Mr.
Powell on the program.
Among the most notable features of
the institute was a talk ou "Good Roads,"
by Hon. John Hamilton, State Director
of Farmers' Institutes. Mr. Hamilton's
elucidation of this subject is said to have
been the simplest and most convincing
ever hoard in this county. who w ere
present were delighted with the manner
in which the road question was handled
and predict that the advice given by the
speaker, if carried into effect w ill result
in great practical good to the people of
this county.
Hon. John A. Woodward, who is
perhaps without a peer in Inst tut o work,
was present throughout Friday and
Saturday, and delivered a number of
highly entertaining and practical ad
dressee. All of the home people who had lieen
assigned places on the program were
present and acquitted themselves credita
bly. Saturday evening's meetii.g was
perhaps the most interesting of any held
at this session and attracted an au.Men.ro
tlmt would have tilled a hall of double
the capacity of the court room. It is a
matter of sincere regret that all wh.i
dts-rcd to hear Dr. Bolhrock, State For
estry Commissioner, were unable to do
so. His lecture "Beautiful Pennsyl
vania," wax Illustrated by a nuiulier of
Riiierb stereoptieon views, while the
subjts-t matter was intensely interesting
and tende.l to awaken those present to
the urgent necessity of preserving out
remaining forests, especially those
standing upon untiilab'e ground. The
Dr. denoiui.-ed tho man who intentional
ly starts a forest fire as "at: unredeemed
an.i irredeemable wretch," and the for
cible manner in which he uttered tho
words left no doubt as to his earnestness.
The lecture is one of inestimable value
and should bo heard by every tax-payer
in the State.
Two additional performances which
camo under the reporter's observation
were a talk by Mr. Jere Stevauus, of F.ik
Lick, on the cultivation of small fruit.
The speaker s itislied his :iiidi--n. that
he had been a conscientious and close ol
server in this line and gave his heareis
many valuable suggestions.
"The Rented Farm," a recitation by
Miss Alice G. Will, of Glade, was deliv
ered in capital style at Friday evening's
sessii m.
The Secretaries of the Institute have
promised to report the sessions for the
readers of the IIkrai.k, but the manu
script had not reached us at the time of
our going to press.
Justices of the Peace and Constables
coming to the February court will find
that at
riih;r's Book Store
they can get such legal blanks, including
Marriage certificates, Ac., as they may
require, Biun's Justice, McKinney's
Justice, Duul.ip's Book of Forms, Penn
sylvania Digests, Constable's Guides,
Dockets, Inal, Fools Cap anil Inciter
papers, large ollicial Knvelopes, Foun
tain Pens and all other goods iu the line
of stationery that they may require.
Chas. H. Fisher.
Queer Conduc: of a Stranger at Berlin.
Mention was made iu last week's
IIkiiai.ii of the admission of one John
Donahue, w ho was suffering w ith frozen
feet and hands, to the County Home.
The following information in regard to
the unfortunate sufferer is taken from the
Berlin 7'cor.:
Thursday evening of last week a
stranger was oliserved on the streets w ho
attracted some attention on account of
the aimless method iu which he walked
about. Ho was a large, well-proportioned
man ami appeared to lie about years
of age. He wits comfortably dressed,
wore a good overcoat, had his pant legs
tucked in his Ik sits and looked like a
miucror railroad man. No one knows
where he stayed on Thursday night,
though it is suspected he slept in one of
the coal banks. Friday morning he
entered the front gateway of the Hoover
property on Spring Avenue, walked
through the yard and down the bill to the
station. During the day he was seen
several times, mostly along Buffalo creek
and sometimes wading through it To
some of the section men on the branch
w ho conversed with him he stated that
he was hunting for his brother Will who
had been drowned. Both his actions ami
statements indicated that he was out of
his mind. He told one of the men lhat
his brother was drowned at Wilson's
bridge, wherever that may lie. At one
time he passed w here some men were
loading a car on the main track of the
branch and meeting the train afterwards
signaled and called for it to stop, and
when the train did ship he informed con
ductor Sease lhat there was a train ahead
and they should look out for it. At an
other time he rode with tho men on a
handcar aud afterwards picked up the
dinner pails and inspected them and ask
ed where his was. He was seen at dif
ferent points wading the creek and feel
ing about with his feet and hands. Satur
day morning he was found near Alt
father's saw mill lying by the creek
with his feel hanging in the water, and
his clothing frozen fast to the snow. He
was halless and without his overcoat,
having lost them somewhere. H. D.
Altfather took him home and Sunday
morning brought him to town for the
purpose of having him taken to the Coun
ty Home. The man's clothes weresean-h-ed
aud a piece of paper found containing
the name "Wm. Shuszer" and an express
receipt for a trunk shipped from Pied
mont, West Va.', to Glenwood, Pa., and a
silver watch. No money was found.
The man's feet were somewhat frozen.
Constables' Costs
Judge Mcpherson, of Dauphin county,
mule an important decision in the
Uialler of Constables' cost a few days ago.
Constable George W. Charters, of the
Second Ward, some time ago went to
Washington with a requisition after a man
charged w ith false pretense in this county,
but returned without bis man, who war;
discharged upon a writ of habeas corpus,
by a justice of the District Supreme Court,
because the itidictineut did not set forth si
substantive offense.
The Dauphin county Conimisioners re
fused to honor the Constable's bill of costs
o:i the ground that he did not bring back
his prisoner. Charters than sued the eoun
ty for his expense and argument was
heard liefore Judge McPbersou the other
d,iy. The Court filed an opinion dircling
judgment iu favor of the county and
putting the costs on Charters,
'judge MePherson says the' act of ISO
directing the payment of such costs but
of the .unty treasury does not go so far
as lb compel such payment where the
fugitive is not brought back for trial.
Jn-lge Losgsneeker Almoniiaes Landlords.
Friday last was License day in Bedford
county court, and Jili;e Imgenecker,
befoie announcing any license, took occa
sion to tell the extcctaut landlords in
Bedford county how he expected them to
conduct the business aud keep their re
spective hotels. The court having con
vened for the purpose of granting Itetail
Liquor License at 10 o'clock a. in., and
many of the applicants being present,
Judgo Longeuecker informed all present,
and requested that the attorneys for ap
plicants not present inform their clients,
that all landlords throughout the county
selling liquor will lie expected to close
their bar-rooms promptly at 10 o'clock
p. in.; that although the pow er of the
court to enforce the rule may be undecid
ed, yet any licensee violating the same
can not expect his vote for renewal of his
license one year hence. Comment con
cerning free lunches were also made. No
objection was found to the customary
plate of pretzels, cheese, etc., but drum
ming for trade by giving a free supper,
which, if not directly, indirectly placed
upon the visitor an obligation to pur
chase a drink, was ositiyely forbidden.
Kquipping the hotels with modern ap
paratus was also expected. Attorney
McNamara, being a friend to the horse,
interposed tho suggestion that the Judge
should not forget tho horse. Good stab
ling was added by the Judge to his re
marks. All of which suggestions all landlords
iu Bedford county who expect to con
tinue in the hotel business while Judgo
Longenecker is ou tho Bench will do
well tooliscrve. Ample accommodations
for man and beast, clean beds, sufficient
of them, g'Knl food and enough of it, no
free lunch counter, liars closed at 10
o'clock p. m., and good stabling for
horses these are the Court's require
ments "and don't you forget it" AVcr-
ell Hrpubli.it.i.
Schsd fr lSid opens May 4.
J. C. Sl-klCIIKR,
W. W. Cvit and Principal.
M. J. Phii-lii-h,
Assistants.
Cash Shoe Store.
From date of April 1, Is!;, we will do a
strii-tly cash business. Believing it to lie
to the liest interest of our customers and
outselves, to buy and sell for cash, there
by enabling us to rcduire prices and in
crease our already extensive trade.
Fi:k.kr Bros.
Bey. Bristow Will Lecture,
liev. T. J. Bristow will deliver a course
of lectures on "The Presbyterian
Church," as may bo announced. The
first lecture of the scries will lie given on
the evening of February iid, subject:
A Kcply to Some Misrepresentations
and Caricatures of Presbyterian iKs'trine
and Polity." Services iu tha morning as
usual.
The second lecture will lie on: "The
Foundation and Historical Kecord of the
Presbyterian Church."
So Hot Fail to Bead This.
The noted Special
ist Dr. M. Salm,
who has lieen so suc
cessful in the treat
ment of private dis
eases of Isith sexes,
and all kinds of
chronic diseases,may
lie consulted, as usu-
al, free of charge, in
. s Somerset, at the Ho
tel Yanneai, on Friday, Feb. 2!st, and
every 4 weeks thereafter on same day.
Consultation and Kx.iniination free.
They Want Office Bsoa.
Over iu Indiana county the District
Attorney and County Surveyor have
made formal application to the County
Commissioners for offices. They claim
that a law is in force in this Slate which
provides for otlice rent for all eounty
officers, and they are au xious to receive
the benefits of the act Heretofore it has
been the custom for the District Attorney
and County Surveyor to provide offices
for themselves. Just why is not al
together clear, unless it is because they
have never .taken the trouble to probe
into the matter and ascertain just what
their office entitles them to. A recent
decision in Carlsm county, however,
opened their eyes, and this investigation
is the result Judge White is reported to
Uke au entirely different view oftheai-t
of assembly and his decision is anxiously
aw aited by District Attorneys and Coun
ty Surveyors in other counties.
We Want
Your Business!
We want to sell
you
your
Hats, Caps,
Neckwear,
Pants, Gloves,
Underwear,
Hosiery, Shirts,
Gents' Jewelry,
Valises, Notions,
Umbrellas, Elc,
We don't disguise the fact that
we arc extremely anxious to do so.
Wc don't feci independent; we
want every sale lhat earnest, hon
est, legitimate effort will bring us,
and will take our coat right off and
work hard to please jou.
THIS ZERO WEATHER will
remind you of your needs in the
Underwear, Overshirt and Glove
line, which wc are so well prepared
to please and suit you with.
W S. KimmclU
Cook A Beerlls Itlet k.
FACTS !
That we soil the following good at these low
prices:
'2 years old pure Kye t! 00 per gallon
3 years old pure Kye 2 - per pa I Ion
4 years old pure Rye 2 50 per gallon
7 years old pure Uye S 50 per gallon
10 yr old pure Kye 4 50 per gallon
It years old pure Uye S 50 per gallon
17 yeiir old pure Kye .. 50 per gallon
All from the best known distillers.
California 5 yam old pure Wines, It kinds,
rweet and dry", St 50 per gallon; cae, $1 50. to
So OH. My own direct Importations of pure
Tort and Sherry Wines, tysolnnd I '.him-, at
lowest figures. OUI or acod Utf vpechti rwe
list. Mailorders promptly Ullod. No exlm
charse for boxing and packing.
A. ANDUIESSES,
No. 188, Federal St. ALLEGHENY, PA.
Bniblisia Primary Rectiox
At a recent meeting of the Republican
State Commilte, April Si.KU, was lixed
as the time for holding the Stato Conven
tion. Kulo I!, of "Rules Governing Republi
can Primary Flections in Somerset Coun
ty." provide :
'That tin lo piiM'cau part y of S-iner-Ketcoiiiily
rhall tmld its liniMry election
for I lie nomination ol camiidali-s on the
fourth .Saturday of June of each year.
P. ocid. ir. That in years when !(
pul.licHM Slate f .invention is held prior
to that date, tho Chairman of the Repub
lican County Committee be authorized to
call the said primary election nl nn earlier
date, the Chairman to given! least .'todays
notice of said clianye of date."
Incompliance with the aliovo quoted
Ruin, notice is hereby given to the Re
publican voters of the county that
SATURDAY, MARCH 28, 1896,
Has been fixed as the date for holding the
primary election this year.
Attest: Frko. W. Bikhkckkr,
Geo. R. Stvix, Secy. Chairman.
-Announcements
FOR THE
March Republican Primary.
To the K'h'tor of the S-unerxet llernbl .-
You will plcnup announce tlio following
nmiicd Kciitlcincn as ntiulnbitni fur the vart
oiio iili-i-H lfii;natsl, at Hie ltcputilican t'rt
mary Klivtion, to be held on
Saturday, March 28, '9G.
Attkst:- KKKP. V. IMKsKCKKIt,
GEO. It SCTI.I., Chairman lU-p. Co. Coin,
iscc'y.
'or Awinblif,
Wm. II. MILLER,
(if (JtfiiKlholiiiuJ Toiriuthip.
Subject to the decision of the KepiihlUnn Pri
mary Klistion, to lie held iSuturday,
March as lti-
For AwmMy,
n ii. saxxei:,
Of ,Vi-.vf JS'tronyh.
Subject to t he decision of tli Kcpuhlicxn Pri
mary Election, to Ik- held iSaturUay,
March 3 ISHti.
Fr AwinMy,
J Eli EMI A II MAVJiEIC,
(if Stuyfjittiu-H IS jitmijh.
Subject to the decision of the U-pu!!icnii Pri
mary Election, to is- In-lu .Saturday,
March Ui, Istnt.
For . I .('( i 'c Jtiilip',
JACOB IK SM'AXK,
Subject to the decision of the Itepuhlican Pri
mary Election, lo tie held isalunlay,
March JS, lMJi.
For A.vutriutt' Jui1ij;
GEO. J. BLACK,
( Mryrwlttlt liitrnugh.
SuliJ'-ct to the decision of the KcptiMicun Pri
mary EieciKm, lo lie iiehl ."suliinluy,
Mareli s-j.
For Axh'-h;(c .linty,
A A BOX F. DICKEY,
Of ,S-:iiier'-t T'rnhip.
fr'ubjrvt to the dis-l.-ioii iif the Itcnllicaii Pri
mary Election, to lie held Satu rday,
March i. Is.!.
For I'rothiHKtdtry,
J. C. LOWUY,
l if St.nrrxrt IS nfui-jh.
buliject to the decision of the It-ptililiean Pri
mary Election, to Is held ts.tturd.iy,
March IN, 1K;.
Fir I'roti'ioitotan,
II. F. BARB OX,
(If .Vi-rc Jl'iroiiili.
Subject to the decision of I lu Republican Pri
mary Election, to lie held Saturday,
Marches, Is.-;.
For JitifixUr fr JUon'thr,
J. M. COYER,
(if Jeitnrr T"irnjffiij.
Subjerl to the alccixion of the Itepuhlican Pri
mary Kits-lion, lo lie held Saturday,
March IN,
For lltyUlvr A'a-or.ltr,
A. .. SEM BOWER,
Of I'jtpcr Tui-li-yf-.t'it TutrnsUip.
Kuhjcct to the decision of the Republican Pri
mary Election, lo Is- lieht Saturday,
March iS,
For I!cylUr A I'i corth r,
J. G. KIMMEL,
Of S'onj-ffk Tjici-.'tip.
Subject to the l.s-iion of the Republican Pri
mary Election, lo lie held Saturday,
March
For Trtfinircr, ' .-t-
. WILLIAM WIXTERS,
Of .S'linrrtul Totmship.
Subject lo the division of the Republican Pri
mary Election, to be held Saturday,
March 3, Is.
For Trramirrr,
l'ETEII DUMB A ULli,
Of Milfonl Tt'iruxhi'p.
Subject to the decision of the Itepuhlican Pri
mary Election, to lie held Saturday,
March as Kxi.
For Trrw.trrr,
l'. M. MILLER,
Of .Vort.tw.' TWii.iAi'p.
Subject to the decision of the Itcpnhli-nn, Pri
bury Election, to lie held Saturday,
March as
lor County Voimnixxioncr,
JACOB S. KOOXTZ,
ff (iUftnnhuHiniJ TviTHxhip.
Subject to the il.-elslnll of the Republican Pri
mary El.vlion, to he held Saturday,
March as lstM.
For Vuunly CoHunUitloitrr,
DAYIlt L. MEYERS,
Of Hritlhfrnrtitlfi Turrtufhip.
Subject to the decision of the Republican Pri
mary Election, to ! held Satur;lav,
March Z lsi.
For lo'inty ('ommixiont ,
Joseph no user,
Of N,iMrrrt Towuthip.
Subject to the decision of the R -publican Pri
mary Election, to lie held Saturday,
March as is "i.
For Count; CiiinmUutioiirr,
ISRAEL J. SCII ROCK,
Of Nome rue'. 7'i.'A.
Subject to the division of the Republican Pri
mary Election, to lie held Saturday,
March as l!i.
For County Oinniiiitnioner,
GABRIEL GOOD,
(If Stfrt'f Tutrimhip.
Subject to the decision of the Republican F-ri-inary
Election, to Is- held Saturday,
March a lWi,
For Poor Dirtvort
A DA M S. M IL LERt
Of Nitnersei Tuirnxhip,
Subject to the decision of the Republican Pri
mary Kit-olloii, to Is- held Saturday,
March as
Fur Wir Director,
JACOB V. PECK',
Of Nummi't Totrnn'iip.
Subject to the derision oftiie Republican Pri
mary Election, to lie held Saturday,
March as !!.
For Aiulitor,
JEUEMJA II li 1IO ADS,
Of Smncrm t Borough.
Buhjcr lo ;hr d-s-isiwn of the Republican Pri
mary Election, o lie held Saturday,
March as
For Auditor,
B. J. BOWMAX,
Of fcr-jthcrxcttllei ToTxhip.
Subject to th.? decision of the Republican Pi.
mary El-clion, to lie held Saturday,
March IS, IWk
For Auditor,
JOXATJIAX J. WELLER,
Of .Summit foit Hship,
Subyt to thedcvikUiD of the Republican I ri-
U... .-1 il ... u.. 1 ....... .
Murrh as
fw Atitlitorx
JOJIX F. HA Y,
Of yew Centreville Borou(j.
SubJct to the decision of the Republican T r.
miry Election, to lie held Saturday,
March 1M, ISM.
1372 1896:
c00K & m-RiTs.
OroccrH,
Flour, Grain & Feed Dealers,
Kb. in, ".;.
SOMERSET, PA.
Always,
Antlnpatino; t!io waiit-i of llic
trade, wc carry a lino of STAPLK
and FANCY GROCERIES
UNSURPASSED
:IX:
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Our stock of Fancy California
Evaporated Fruits and Canned
Goods is immense and of the best
selected quality to be found.
Wc will offer at greatly reduced
prices our stock of Fancy Prunes,
Nectarines, Peaches, Raisins, etc
-NEW VEGETABLES.-
Wc are receiving weekly arrivals
of Fancy Lettuce and 0nion3.
-GRASS SEEDS.
Will be wanted soon, and with
a Carload in stock wc are prepared
to meet the demands of this sec
tion. Uoth WHOLESALE and
RETAIL.
JLftT received a large shipment
of lake Herring, which we are
selling at greatly reduced prices.
Also have in stock Mackerel, Cali
fornia Salmon and Codli.h.
-OUR-
Flour and Feed
DEPARTMENTS
arc stocked with a large line
of assorted Feeds and the celebrat
ed brands of Flour, sueli as:
World's Fair Souvenir, 'Pillsbury s
Rest." Vienna. Ross. Famous, aud
we will receive in a few days Piils
burvs' latest brand of Hour, 'Mag
net," which is to be superior to
anvthing this well-knowa mill has
yet produced. Give it a trial!
The public is cordially invited to
inspect our goods and inquire for
prices. ResjK?ctfully,
COOK & BEERITS.
1HI3 SPACE
Z Is reserved for Parker &
Parker's Announcement
of
NEW
SPRING
i
GOODS.
ALWAYS
On Hand-
BEST WE MARKET.
Jj! I rt. pi:jlr,
I line,
Cra-hril ( ckr.
llarl (:tl,
SnlNliury Sod o.tl.
At tlie Old Stand ni-ar tin; Soiiier
set t Cambria R. R. Station.
Goods Delivered Free
--Prices Right.
Peter Fink
nemenilicr that wearo HeaIt;tiiir.ers
fr 1'xK.ts, S1jx-k. RuMm-i-i, Slii
persainl every t hi is g iu tfie slifio
lino from the Himiltivt article up
t the largest-all .f the rtlial le,
never-ri), wr.ter-tiht irt at tho
lowot ric-r.
OUIl MOTTO :
PERFECT
FITTING SnOES
AT
PERFECT
FITTING PRICES.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
George P. Stein & Co.,
7u Main (.'ri St.,
SOMERShT. PA.
The f-ieiiily gruwtii .f thi.-i l.uiin-i
til now it is a Ki.intic niic auny uj, i:i
the niiiliniiM of jt.sell a ixl tiiii. r-c-
tllt-llt. Yiiurnin.i! !l!i!i'likel:l ml itet-it.iii
iMii.-l.ll titter an. I iinr..' Vuii;aM( i:u. j
A Krc:it ai i:ij of u)iiii ri l.ave ci-. . :i liii-i i
store ati.I iti bn.-i:n.i :iii-tiii.-.!t their en-
!'rsc-ii;i-ii;, aii.I v. e feci Miro jN.ti (..;hJ,
:, if ymiM only iiivi tiittc. M.-v- e
not help you to iiiYe-tignta 'uy .suUti.itt
in a ii no jfu:iitil.-?
Take tho in.ittt r f Ki.i ;iovc-i f-.r i;s-
Stllll.V. Here'., H lil.C M'TlVm !;: V. I.
Tn.N r!.(:ie:itI a -i:nx.; ti 1 them
ourselves an. 1 we tiiin'; th- rt' i.e. :;,;.
like t!ie:u for the iiior.ry in ti:e coiiMry
tan, ;m:;r.i, re.l, liro.v?i, Mack, tie:i! 1
ari l white.
Ne-.v line of V.'hil.; Ki.I i.i..vf-n with
four pearl i:itt..ns, Minl four row wi.lv
Mack or white tiabroiil.-ry on back,
5 cents.
Jyit ljiJitV all-piire I.inen Ilumiker-
chiefs i-.jcp, lino s-hcer linen, hemstitch
ed with half-inch hem, and nice hand
enihroi.lery in -I cornci V2 cenls
apiiH-e iifiially sold at Si cenu.
Spring Dress Woolen.
This store i.s now showing a -erv sur.c-
rior line of choii-e, new fal.ricM and
weaves that are i distinctly new and
different and w ithal s :iiuiliful, as w iii
surely attract iituiilioii from women el"
taste every w here.
The price-rat-;: to $!.' a yard.
Have you per discovered that it pays
a-ttiaiiy ny 1 send your erd. r-i for
luy (JimIs i f any kitid ci:d every kind t-
this st-'re?
B0GGS h BUHL,
Allegheny, Pa.
YOTICK OF APPLICATION IOi:
t'llARTKIL
NiUice is Iicicl.y si ven tli.iT an :.icuti:i
will 1- iiin.le to t lie io i-ni.ir ol the i oiioiioti-w-al:h
of P-iin IViiniii nn M.n.LiV iii.- !nn
d.-.vof Vnn-li, A. 1 1. Ism nl 1 o'clock" 1". M. I v
J. V. Kon.-l,. W. V. I.iviTi-ton. (iarn t i:.-nii.
Ilir.im slriif. rami S. . Voiler sintl oiIi.th i.
Ih- iiiwhIucI Willi tli.iii. it n.l. r llie Ad .f
A-.-elii'il entit;-. : "A.l Act lo prov i.le fo
tlic lie oi iH.r.t'.i.iii Bn.l i-.'iilnl:.in c! e.-riui'i
eirMm!ioiis. ii.jirov.il April Jtith. 7. h-h!
i lie su.;neni. i;i-. tti.-r. io, for the churo-r ol im
lfltcllil.-tl Co; p-.r.itl.lll to In- c:i!1. tl T.-l: -
phone t'oiiiimny," the charter aid .:.; et e.
u liicii is tlie sii-tretii:i;. iiiiiint;iin:!.", los
ing an I ojx niiiinr l.-leplione iin.s n;i'!ex-c.iiiii-j.s
in lilt- county ot I 'Hi.ii.rni iiti'l ex
len.lin :i:to th. county f Situ. r-i-t, pi titi
ylvitma. ISi;iiitiiii-; al Iiunlo :n. -.siii-i
throiiL-ii Ssili.. Klton, s.-!p Lev:-!, i ; mhwii.
Jolin:owii tii:.l o'ii. r tovi:- i:n;i v-.:ic in
f.i.l coiinti. i. u iin the riu lit to ii.--.iic . ..ie
ii.i-ti.iii- '.i-.ti otiiir iiius :..r !!.. ii ol
Tel. pliolile eonili,tinie;:tio.: nidi .lii,r li'l'S
:tH-raliii-; in t':tiiilri.i utel !Son;. rs, I .-.".oiti.-.
!'.-uicy ivatila. ;n: l enjoy nil Hie r.ali:-. i t.e-tit-
ami .r.vi!.-;.s ol o.l Act ol A--s. i:il-!v
and supp!. i:ii nl.-. ili.-r. ti.
C.S. I' KKS.
Siili x, P-.i.., tv-li. S!, Vi, rvi-r. ta. v.
JXKCUTOIi S NOTICE.
Estate of l.ni.-l Slia'li, late of Moy.-rsUaie
oi-outli, Ct"-'i!,
I-tters li-stiiln. mary on the a hove ctatc
h:i vim: liecu urintl trie nii.l. rsi-in-U I.v
the pnis-rautiiority, noiic-? i-rii,-r-iy uiv.-it to
ail i-.-rs.iiis in. I. -I.t. ."i lo sal I ot ite't,, null..
iiameiiiate p.iynn nt. an.) t.iowe itivin-; . Iai;n-ii.;aiii-I
tin- xii-ie lo pn-. in tlieni liniv u
I la n i U-.i te.1 for n to. ii.. nt. on Kri-;:.v.
Man-h r.. !!. at late n-snleiiLV ol .lec'-J., in
MejcrsUale borou-ii.
cviii'-i siirj.iz.
Jiisi:ph stii i.iz.
Kxccutors.
IJMI:I.slATols, noticii
Kst.iteof MU'liHi l I.i-itj. laic of Wcllert.ur-j
liorouli, Js.niiers I county. Pa., U-'J.
letters of Ailniinistr.itiici hiving t-.-cn
uranu-.l l.y Hie pros-r iiuti. irity to lie- ita-i-.-r-ineii.
ti.-. ic,-is Iv-r. ly yiv.-.i i att j.-r-M.ns
iln.iei.ie4 lu aM -ti.lt lo niiike inline
illilt.- tyinvlll, 11 1 . -1 t:io.-e havllli; .lillii-
KUillst siilil e-.U.(e will present llleiii iluiy ull
tlicnticalci lor s tilt.iiieiit.iHi Tuesility. Ma-cli
il. Is:i, al tile lat.' r. si t. -lie- of Uiv'd.,"i: ei
l. r-l.urv borough.
A. 1?. Li.Xi;, A
Will. I-li.Nli.
AJn.ii. istraton.
E
XECTTOirs NOTICE.
K-tate of ieni iv infill tti. r. late of Cone-liuiu-h
township, Ss.miTo-ct Co., t'aiicv'U.
letn-rs t st.tm.-iilary on tliv nHive -s-tiite
i.avinn; Is-, 11 xr.inle.1 lo the u:nii r-ii .-.I,
l.y the pr.-p.-r Miiiltoiity, notic,- i. litn ly
itiven to all person in.l. iiletl lo saiil tt-tule to
make iliinn-.il ile my ment. ami Dmim. Iiavittt;
elaiuiH H-ttinst sai.l esiiile will pn.-s.-nl Iii 111
iluiy :it!(ii-nticat.-. for rtetti.-ment. 011 Kri.iay,
Kel.niary .S, t.SMi, al the late resnl. nee il
dee'd.
SKM K At'KMAN. Kr
NOAH KA I" .M.MAN,
Kxccuiors.
E3
Ksluteuf Cluirles Miller, late of riiivrsct
u.nsliip, il.-e'd.
Letter tet.:iM-nt.-iry 011 the !ve
estate hiivin Uvu itrant.sl to li;- tiiHl.-r-.-Un.sl
l-y the p.os-r milln.nty. i;.tt-e i
liei-eby lilVrll to Mil J ersilis in. I- 'ile.1 l
aiii estate to make iniin.-.i!ale my
iiieiit, and tti.wM huvinir claims a-'ani.-t
said estate will present tii. nl duly ais::-nli
mt.Al for wltlemi nl, on siitunla.v. Ki Ii.
nt the oiliteof Hie Ilxi-cutor, iuSonn rst
boroukh.
U M. HICKS.
Kxeiulor.
A
I'DITOirS NOTICE.
Havinz Nn oi'lsilatisl by the orphans'
Court of soiicict County. Ta-. auditor !
ki upon liie e&.s-pti.iiis til.-d t.i tlie lirst miiiI
tiiiiil account of the administrator of Henry
S. ltckiint, d.sr'd and lo distribute the funds
in Die hands of the adit luisliator lo and
aimiiiK those leirally entultsl Uien-t.i, not lev :
hereby tiven lhat I will attend to Die duti.-s
of mid opisiinttiient at my ottlee ill Soim rs-t
!"!.. on Die anil ihiy of Kebruary, al 1
o'clock p. in.
V A LENTIN K II A Y.
Auditor.
YOU CAN FIND
TK!3
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Friday, Feb. 21, 1896,
AT 1 O'CLOCK P. M.
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f!a!Mm or ! t:t;t.KW r .iit Kit tiie
With'Hit tifi:-v ti
1'AMKl. STATI.KU.
A:m k
?mm MAGAIiHES
FOR THE KO-Ji
FRANK LESLIE'S
T0PULAR
Jl MONTHLY
Contain each T'.--t : Original Watir C!or
Krontiipiece ; Crto ff.fr oi k-aln(
Matter; 100 Ne-.v r..-U r::irt-vkis Itlasfra
lions; Mora Lil.-ra-y .".:tt r ti iilustra
Uona tbaa at"' ether Met ains u. Aaxcrka.
Frank L8S?!d5b Ffeassnl Fcurs
FQiZ BCY
:d girls.
. TMirfct- V."ttc,i,-soEi. Ji-.rpr.'Io M.'it'Mr.
I FuilT lllustrat.d. The ki-t writers for yonnn
people CcnirlDlilJ I I it. IJinillll jenr.
AIL CIj3.SC.tI?TICEa 10
ThehomeiserlkraW.
"TTr'tu' 10NTHY i.trl th Sf ES3ET
ht.-..M.t vSE YS, $4 CO
PLEAslT HCt'35 Mt th. fMERSET
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