7r, Somerset Herald
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-' March 4. itOO.
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v n jesters l unman happiness
''"f.'n"l.Vir,i-tly cured l.y Burdock
; fA,m nmitnon pimple to
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live cantio of the stale the
- : ..H,1;;.ll.i,-ntsf pul.lic wboris
f V'C-li(ir thirJ term. In
'"'r,",r.ilsn.,haiiffeh:i.s been made
'-' fr fiiUvti yirs,
:: ' i.ir.iN hailed as a harbinger
' ' ' u j4 a!. a reminder that a
:'f'',Vr i needed to prepare the
' ';f ";'1ilt. debilitating weather ta
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rj.j i;:.liv. director oi i-uiuw
r.'Slr.:...V.urg. hs been held in SV0
' vj'-'iititiff the election laws. He
' : r ,7ni." the Uwth to mark his
it publicly and "with the
K" '.t.--"i'nteiiti-'n of letting it be known
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i;,.rs and sailor f Westmore
'; ' ,'.v j;, .-.m ention at (ireens
" Vvi !t urf at once the build-'-i
ni nuiiie'it tothecHinty's heroes.
? " . i to erect a monument to
TheCountv Commis-
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,. , k N-(,"-a colored man, one of
"ill .i'l.ns and Kopulili-ans of
l!3rsr-wa dc-ted a Count-ilman
V-ik-k-riblH-'d Iemoeratie borough.
"T-ra!i':i"i"t-'!.v Hill',ian 1"'r"
:'',,"M..;Vrt:e. ct.l-.red man was
".'V;!(r';i;ei.!-i-e"fTviwii t'ouncil at
l Are the political par-
ii ni-ike a specialty of
i;.u-l lisy and Straw.
. Mill y-
. .-n-',..r i.f the I-y"""""S ,"llty bar
.". ,, i!t".-d a law authoriziug
''""'ii- !'i. o. in -ae they find a
u . h:rzt- cnwarrante-J, if it is a
' ",,r.;.. .-.ilo.-t tlK-ir own and
. '.. ':.ytM- tr m the )ro.-enitor,
':".r,fft.l..iiy. from the eouuty.
- . .iiia prevent the return of a great
. va-- t" "lirt tI,at "re rrobab!v
''i cx l.aiie by so doing thejus
- i rti:uii'.e can get their costs."
IVi ros ; ,1'd Me.lal Flour, war
:ae l-t in the world, for sale by
y'tiviir-'ek.
i .Vi,ji. wlw appears tol deserving
r", ,-:;.! ',- 'tter than his pre-'--:
iur.cl the towu of Westbrouk,
y week. Thursday he illel on
."....-vi-f the r-or and a.-kel for
: -::.;; t-se-vi the wight :.t the city
s- work t iiy for his keep. He
,.. :-i r, tie: permit, but on arriving at
a- told that though he might
'!-. ;;i "f noiliing for him to do.
- ,- tm3 lie tlei lined to remain, and
l?i in. H-' .i 1 he wasn't looking
: -Jtf.:r. wit work.
T : ::. Mandiilins, iuitars. Banjos
el stringed instruments at Sny-fe-'.
!:;', store.
A -l l!.rrhl, n of Henry Harmld,a
t.k:in fanner residing on the West
n rl near Harrold's Church,
a '!;aiiii enmity, was probably fa
: unii-i at an early hour Saturday
F"r some time past thieves
S- i-a taking Harrold's chickens,
a-.ukea l' fowls re-ently. A burg
wset in theovp forthethieves
T . !Urr..i'l frg-t altit it, and on
(v.;: c.i d.r revived the full
..! iihit gun in the abdomen.
5 lurried and has two children.
Tir:i.y-:Lr' yearsago William Rehe-
iMrkimith of Jenner township,
.:;-: li-aTipeare-l from his home,
'.. wife ami four small children in
i . .r -;r-i;!iisunees, since which time
- Us heeu heard of him. Last
'"lit b a;.ar J in I.igoiikr and eall
::: nh ilangLter. irrs. Alexander
iv s-re he was kindly reoeiveJ.
Li ai.'Dee he says he traveled
iir e-U liut fails to explain
- "a -i fhis sudden and mysterious
i .:. ia tLe la.k," a pain under the
i- - itr-Uades, outer brash, liilious
r,i liiiivtijiati.in, are symptoms of
.;o:iia.-h, kidneys, liver and
5'f. Fra!l ai'iments, originating in
i -:iieiit of th.-e organs, take
i sja:ii,n was ereated at Jean
up ii, l.y H,.v. Mr. iiih-spas-'
M. E. liun 'i. rejuesting Ben-e-:"Vev-,
ar,.j l"rf.,j Cuniiiiigham to
' 'b .ir. Il iiiti a religious re-
:ii'h ha j isi terminated, the
-ta-a,!r or the ..hnir joined the
" bi' ''e young men named de-
Th preacher defended
' r siatinj;. tiiat, as non-church
" : ::' y ere not godly, and uii
r !-; wtre in it allowed to hold
'" it: 1:.h i hnrcli Tli riuitin mni.
' -i""!.i-iit eharaetcr and theatfair
"-. ruiisidera' le comment.
Mahlon S,-hro-ks on Can-''-lal",raled
Fruit, and any
; '::isnry line, lief.ire purchas-
1 cire-County "oMimis.ioliers
-site-1 bii.i, f.ruxes is a.iver--;
W i:a early in May. The
'.".. t' "'U"t5 is ,,lit a,,rS yet
a is known that unseat el
-.Id at these sales
L ' '"tr,'ts of land aggregating
,i(J a.TW These spurious
. I '"''"C limght an.l sdd
"' r" I!i"y markets as a means'
... Ti:e('ouiity roinmission-
' --' i r;'S l'' L:lve the land d.H-k--''rT
"' '''" '"'s'ls titles IxN-aiise
-' i. "Jr,'e of rtvenne to the treas
,J '1:e"ul'!J" press lso advertise
"J'Mwiear. '
H Iu Cagratit instances of iu-
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to
col
rrTr;"- lk,)y traded off "a pie. of
.j i v I"Ul"u-' tra,-t oftim-
i t r" 1 "rk synilicate was
-- rfa large sum of monev bv
that did Iiut exi!st
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J'All Ml SiiaL-otsi invA.it.
-.''!b1' vluaMe things. They
Nt to initp i,,'
? " hrsi to manufacture ait
r"ut m-ihodoreur-PJ"
k,1" n as the Shaker
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rVr ,,' " ippli, ff jod in an
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nil and at the name
. 'gti"n',f "ther roods in
?a... ,u "ther ir,l !.-..
ill- a:
' ":n. ?tive t'rdial, a dys
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KUnU,it
11,1 v'K"r- A aingle
y "'"'ft-times give marked
fr'" T,ur druggist
'f-IIr1 ?",di i,'e fr children.
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March came in like a lion, aureenoujli. !
A pension cortifx-ate has leen re-is-sued
to John Het7.gar, f St. ycstown.
The first maple syrup and tough sugar,
"spotti," of the Boa-son are on sale at the
local groceries.
Miss Susan Schrock eutertainel a party
of her lady friends at dinner at the Hotel
Vannear yesterday.
President Simon Krebs, of the Ustie
Mining Company, has returned from a
business trip tj the eastern cities.
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Regular divine services will le held in
the Reformed Church, at Somerset, next
lord's Iay, at lOi.JO a. m. At l.ivaos
ville at 2 o'clock r. m.
Mr. Albert Musser. of Berlin, and Miss
Margaret Wagner, of Salisbury, were
united in marriage at the home of the
bride's parents, on last Wednesday even
ing. Mra. Martha C. Kuhn. executrix of
Mary Cummins, deceases!, w ill offer the
decedent's two-story double dwellinir
house on Main street, at public sale, on
Thursday, lth Uist.
Benjamin Keefcr, age.1 seventy years, a
veteran of the war, died at his home in
Shanksville at an early hour Thursday
morning. Icath resulted from dis'a.se
contracted in the army.
Readers of the Herald who do their
shopping in Pittsburg, cither in person
or by mail, will be interestod in Jos;h
Hornet Co's advertisement, elsewhere
iu this paper.
The many friends of ex-Judge Baer
will lie pained to learn that he is suffering
from a lame foot, as the result of a fall ha
sustained a few days ago on an icey
pavement. He is confined to his home.
lr. J. M. Iouther last week placexl a
handsome snla water fountain in his
Main Street drug store, and his obliging
clerk, Mr. J. M. Bricker, is now prepared
to slack the thirst of all who are fond of
that delightful beverage.
B. i. Bowman, of Brothersvalley town
ship, has disposed of his farm of VIS acres
to Charles, son of William Dickey, of
near Pine Mill. Mr. Bowman will dis
pose of his personal property at public
sale on Thursday, March 12th.
The newly elected members of town
council took the oath of office last week
and Mon lay evenin,; met wit'j thi hold
over memliers iu the council chamler.
when an organization was effected by the
election of Frank S. Cunningham as
President.
Services with sermon next Sunday
morning in the Presbyterian church. In
the evening the pastor will deliver tli-'
second of a course of le-tnres. Su'-iject:
Prediyterianisiii and Patriotism, the
Historic Record of the Church in the
United States.
The Friedens Cornet B ind paid a visit
to this place Saturday and w hile here
serenaded a numlier of citiens and play
ed in the public square and in the Court
House yard for the benefit of the public
geneially. The organization is one of the
best in the county.
An Altoona paper says that "V. H.
Cover, attorney for Kd Will, who was
recentlT committed to jail on the charge
of writing threatening letters, has peti
tioned the court for a writ of haleus
corpus, on the ground that Will should
lie released pending a hearing.
One of the first things the new council
should do is to notify the County Com
missioners to lay a new pavement in
front of the Court House and Jail, and to
see th;t the notice is observed. The
present pavement is not only an eyesore.
but is dangerous to the lives and limbs of
pedestrians.
Miss I-evina Barkman died at her home
in Lavansville, on Wednesday last, from
dropsy. She was the surviving child of
a large family and left no immediate
heirs, although it is reported that she
lieo-ueathed her estate to a Mrs. Yorty.
The deceased was alxuit sixty years of
age.
Up to this time only one case, the
Chamlierlaiu Medicine Company vs.
George W. Braliier, of Berlin, has oc
cupied the attention oi me iin ai mis
week's session, and it will not be finally
disposed of until to-day. From present
indi.-ations only one additional case on
the calendar will be tried, all of the others
having been either settled or continued.
"Jet it at BenfordV is a household
word in many families and the present
manager of Benford's drug store, the
oldest in the county, is determined to
have it become so in every family in the
county. In order to do so he has place 1
an advertisement in the Hkri.i, whica
is deserving the attention of all our
readers.
Mr. William W. Winters, who is a can
didate for the Republican nomination for
county treasurer, was in town yesterday.
the first lime in two weeks, ho having
been confined to his home for that length
of time by severe attack of pleurisy.
Although not entirely recovered at this
time, Mr. Winters has renewel his can
vass and savs that he "will le in the
field until the votes are all in on S ilur-
lay, March 2vh."
Our tire laddies are anxious to equip
themselves with inlern ws.ip m fr
fiuhtinirthe fire fiend and with uniforms.
and in order to secure funds for this
purpose will in the neir future give an
entertainment in the Opera House. Tiie.
property owners of the town have no
letter protection than that birnisheJ iy
these energetic young men who are
deserving of the most generous treatment
and encouragement.
m m
Iavid Heiidc. a venerable Somerset
township farmer, dropped deal iu his
barn yard on the hill top just south of
town, last Wednesday afterno-.-n. He
was standing in the yard when hi - s in
lea w ith a wagon load of manure which
was deposited in a field close by, and
hen the latter returned he was horrified
find hU father lying on the grotiml
d i:i death. The decease! sutlereu
from heirt weakness f r a nam tier oi
years. He was ao.vit seventy-to years
of age. He is survived by his wile ami
blx'chillfen.
Aloniso Rodger, a native of Shade
township, and a prominent ana popular
resident oT Sionycreefc tow nsliip, Cam bria
countv. died early Monday 'morning, in
iladulphia, w here he had been under
. r .re of two skillful uhysicians since
last Noveibbr, the e tuse of his death be
ing paralysis. The deceased was born iu
Shade township, in 1M1. He is survive.!
by his wife-a daughter of Charles Von
Lunen of Johnstown, and an adopted
daughter Mary and by his father, w ho
reside in Shade township,' and by eight
sisters, several of w hom reside iu this
c iiinty. He was an active member of the
lisciple Church.
We record with sincere regret the death,
of William II. Itarron, w hich oeeured on
Saturday, at his home in Middjecreek
township. He was perhaps one of the
btt known iiiea in the county, and his
aunuy disposition and genial manner
won him a host of frionda. Mr. Barron
suffered for a number of year from heart
trouble, w hich developed dropsy and ter
minated in hi death. He was a meinlier
of R. P. Cummins Post O. A. It., having
been a private in Co. I.. 52d Reg. Pa. Re
serves. Three members of the post brav
ed Sunday's storm and rode from this
place to his late residence in order to pay
a last tribute of respect to their comrade
in arm. The fun eral took place Sunday
afternoon, when interment was made in
the cemetery at Barron's church. He is
survived by aoven children, only one of
whom is married. The deceased was in
his &M year.
A Prominent Farmer Takei Hu O'jra Life
WiKiam H. Miller, one of the !st
known farmers of Stotiycreek township,
and au estimable citizen in every respect.
committed suicide by hanging last Wed
nesday afternoon.
I lie left his house aliout three o'clock
telling the members of his family that he
would go to the barn and remove the
body of a calf that had died that mori.
iug. His seventeen-year-old daughter
had occasion to visit the barn aU.ut thir
ty minutes later and was shocked to find
her father's Uxly suspended by a hitch
ing strap, one end of w hich was secured
around a U-aiu under the overshoot ami
the other around his neck. The half
frantic girl was unable to release the
Ixuly and she called for assist an., when
her mother and a couple of ncighltors.
w ho happened to lie at the house, hurried
to the scene. The body was t-till warm
and the muscles of the legs tw itched after
it Mas cut down, but life was extinct,
death having reunited from Htrang-iilalio.1.
The victim had not tic! the strap around
his neck, but had merely p!a-ed it under
his chin and threw out his legs. The
ground under him Itore no evidence of
there having lieen a struggle.
Mr. Miller had been aflli.-teil with tlys
pepnia for a iiumlicr of years, and in ad
dition to the agony he suffered from this
source he two or three years ago wrench
ed his spine, from the effects of which he
never fully recovered. He was always
of a cheerful disposition and bis family
never uoticed any sijrns of melancholy,
although a few of his friet.ds say that he
a-ted queerly at times, inasmuch as he
permitted matters to worry him that a
man iu good health would have dismiss
ed w ithout a thought. There is no doubt
but that his mind was unsound at the
time he took his life, although his con
dition was not apparent to the members
of his family.
The deceased was married to a daught
er of the late John M. Olessncr, of Stony
creak township, and was connected by
blood ami marriage with many of the
prominent families iu the ounty. Ho
was one of the last men in the world, his
friends thotiKh!, w ho would commit self
destruction and the only reason they can
assign for his rash act is the one given
aljovc.
Mr. Miller was an active Republi.-an
and started out several months iigo to
make a canvass for the nomination for
County Commissioner, but abandoned it
on account of ill hctlih.
He is survived by his wife and three
chililrea and by several brothers and
sis'i.i-s.
The funeral t.x-k place Friday morning,
when interment was made iii the (ilade
Church Cemetery. Rev. Hiram King, of
the Reformed Church, conducted the re
ligions services.
The dceased was 41 years, C months
and 21 davs old. .
2caJ of ilrj. Jo;a Enable.
Mary, reii.-t of tii'J late John Kuab'e,
died a her home on Main street, a few
minutes oticr nine o'clock Monday morn
ing, from nervous prostration, aged sev-eiily-fu
e years. The deceased had !eeii
in deli.iito health for the past two or
three- years and her death was antici
pate.! by the memliers of her family.
She was a daughter of th.i lae Henry
Yocnkin, of Turkey foot township, and at
an early age was united in marriage with
John Knal'le, then a promising young
merchant, at Uebharts. In lsV Mr. and
Mrs. K uable removed to Somerset where
the former successfully engaged in the
mercantile business. He died two years
ago. M rs. K nable was an active and in
fluential mrailicr of the Iiisciple Church.
She was loved and respected by all who
knew her and her death will be sincerely
regretted in many families. She is sur
vive! by two sows, Walter W of Somer
set, ail John P., of Pittsburg; and by
thrcti daughters, Mr. Iouis C. Collsirn,
Mrs. Oeorgo W. Hobiitzell, and Miss
Va.th.L She is also survived by one
brother, Iiavid Vounkin, of Black town
ship, and by one sister, Mrs. Herman
Husband, who resides in the west. The
funeral will take place from the family
residence at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
Michael Sipe Dead.
Michael Sipe, a prominent farmer and
wealthy citizen of Jenner township, died
at his home a short distance east of Jeu
nertown, on Saturday, aged seventy
three years. Mr. Sipe fell from a tree
some teu years ago and his death is said
to have resulted from internal injuries
siistain.il at that time. He had been
critically ill for several weeks prior to
his de;tth and when the final summons
came lie was surrounded by all the mem
bers of his family.
The deceased was the third son of
Mi.-ha 1 Sipe, who was lorn on the site of
Meyersdale in 17:1.1, and who later re
moved to Somerset township were he en
gaged in the mercantile business and also
followed farming. Michael engaged in
the mercantile business at Jenntxrtown
but abandoned it for the more peaceful
pursuit of agriculture. His wife was a
Miss Riesecker, who with three sons, Kd
ward, Ilaniel and ijeorge and fJ
daughters --Mrs. Meshech Beam, Mrs.
John (Jallagher, Mrs. F, lward Mowry,
and Mrs. Kzra Trent--survive. jie js
also survived by ihrM brothers - -Christian,
of Minnesota; Andrew-, of Iowa; and
Peter, of Sipesvjllej and by one daughter
I liana w ho is married and lives in
Kansas.
His father was a oarpeiitor by trade but
also engaged in merchandising. His
ohildreu were early taught less ins in
thrift and economy and they all profited
by the teaching. Michael was undoubt
edly the wealthiest of the family. He
was a stock holdr in the First National
Bank of Somerset, and owned valuable
real estate in this place an.l in other parts
of the ounty. Too funeral took place
Monday afternoon.
6uiciie in Jeaaer Township.
This ounty was the s--ene of three
suicides I:st week, all taking pla; with
in a period of twenty-four hours. Cilliau
Miller, of Meyersdale, in a fit of tempo
rary insanity, ended his career with a
ride, on Tuesday aftern sm. William II.
Miller, a popular Stotiycreek township
farmer, hung himself in his liarn. Tho
third victim of self-dastruction was John
Koiiler, a Russian, who was employed as
a farm hand by Miller, f Jenner
township, and who went to the barn with
a rope, where he was found hanging by
the neck a half-hour later by a little loy.
Xo reason is assigned for the suicide.
Kohler was alout thirty years of age and
had 'been in this 'country since ls!).
Something for Nothing.
To jet something fir nothing is con
trary to the faw's ..filature at: I mankind;
if you want a Ii ing- that is a go;! baker
and a perfect roaster, try the Cinderella;
it is sold at a fair price, and will give you
good servi.ss It lightens labjr and les
sens care. Sold by "
J.vs. B. Hot.nKiinArM,
Somerset, Pa.
The County Won't Pay.
Tho Chester t.i;i nly commissioners have
declined to pay the fees of witnesses for
the 'defense in the cases of the common
wealth vs. Thomas I). Klvin, of Pheonix
Vil!e and commonwealth Vs. "Jaiko"
Thomas, of Berwyn, both of whom were
charge.! w ith, and the former convicted of
murder. Tho defendants bad pleadud
poverty, and the uourt thereupon issued
an ordor requiring their witnesses to be
present to testify, the subpoenas being
made out ir. the name cf the common
wealth. When t hese w i; nesses presented
their claims for fees the comitiissoiieis
decided to withhold payment until coun
sel could le consulttsL The latter filed
his opinion Wednesday morning, which
was to the effect that the commissioners
had no authority under the law to pay a
defendant's witness fees. The officers
who served the subpoenas were also re
fused pay for their services, and one of
ill sin. Constable Hinkle, has instituted
suit against the county for the re-v'ery
of the same.
Highest of all in Leavening Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't I.eX)it
mi
Absolutely pure
ICiitninal Court.
Rimer Baldwin was convicted of as
sault and battery upon information of
Augustus Hecker, the jury rendering a
verdict without retiring from the box.
Baldwin was sentem-ed to pay costs of
proses u lion, a fine of f I, and to undergo
imprisonment in the county jail for a
period of sixty days.
Lafayette Sweitzor, charged with rape,
etc, on information of Annie Flannigan,
aged 1.1,Twa.s.eonvictel on another count,
fornication, in the bill of indictment. Tho
jury found him not guilty on tho other
counts.
The Court dismissed the case of the
Commonwealth vs. Henry Haselroth,
who was alleged to havedefrauded Samuel
Klrick out offi-1 in a horse deal, for want
of jurisdiction, the sale ol tho horso hav
ing Iteen made in the State of Maryland.
fred Ilupont, of Rockwood, was con-
victed of aggravated assault and battery
on information ofM. H. Snyder, f the
same p'a.-e. Dupont and Snyder got into
a quarrel aliout their children and when
the latter called Fred a liar he resented
the imputation by striking Mr. Snyder in
the face.
Irvin Kimmcl, of Black township, was
bound over to keep the peace on infor
tion of his w ife.
Chas. Kwin, of Berlin, charged with
stealing a lot of chickens from farmer
A 1 bert Col er, of B rot hers val ley tou nsh ip,
was acquitted.
The grand Jury devoted more than a
day to examining w itucsses iu the case
against J.seph Hershlierger, of Hoovers
ville, charged with violation of tho liquor
law, and finally ignored the indictment
and plai-ed the costs on the county. The
prosecutor was a woman named Kegg
and she now has the satisfaction of know
ing that she had put the county of Somer
set t the expense of several hundred
dollars, or a sum sullieient lo purchase
several kegs.
Hemy A Werner, of Allegheny town
ship, was acqaiUud on a chsrge of lar
ceny. iorgo Fogel, charged with lioelon in
formation of Cornelius Alexander, was
found not guilty.
At Thursday evening s-sion the Court
took up the applicnt ions for retail liquor
dealers' license, of the thirty-one appli
cants, the twenty-eight who held license
last year were granted permission to sell
.hiring the next twelve months, and the
three new ones l. P. Shafer, of Contin
ence; Sidney JIolsoppIc, of Benson, and
Samuel Bucktnau, of Rockwood were
held over fir further consideration. Fol
lowing is the list oft h -we granted : Ad
dison town-hip Charles A. Mitchell and
I'd Nicklow; Berlin-A. B. Fa'.kner and
Andrew Mctjuade: Contiuen.sa William
A. Swan, J. M. Iiodds, and S.-tt Sterner;
Iiavidsville John Kurtz; F.lUlick town
ship Thomas S. Williams; Hoovers
Til le Joseph I lershl.-erger ; Jenner town
ship H. t. Stabl ; Iarimer township
J. J. Keunell; Meyersdale J. C. Reed,
John H. Sli.vr, John W. iuthrie, and
Nathaniel Sli.s-r; Ro.-kwo.sl-S. A.
Haines and Reuben Marietta; Salisbury
C. T. Hay an 1 Henry Iechel;s,nicrset
Ooorge H. Tayman, Charles S. Vannear,
Jacob 15. Winters; Somerset township
William H. Tayman; Stoyestown John
H. Hito and Samuel Custer; Summit
township Kiser Kimmell; Frsina John
F. .immerman.
Prior to granting the liisi'nses Judge
Lone iecl. e repeated the admonition
given the landlords of Bedford county a
few weeks ago, in regard to closing their
bars at 10 o'clock and abolishing free
lunch counters. The Court said it had
no authority to order the bars closed at a
certain hour, but that any violation of
this request would lie considered as evi-den.-c
operating against applicants in the
future.
Settle Up.
Our Issiks ot accounts we will do away
with entirely from date of April 1,1.41.
We therefore notify all persons indebted
to us to call promptly and settle either
by cash or note, as by the above date we
want all accounts closed,
Fkrnkk Bkos.
Stat Fiih Law.
The following is an alistract of the fish
laws, prepared by the Pennsylvania Fish
Protective association :
Fishing with nets, iu the inland waters,
and set lines is positively prohibited by
the laws of the state. Penalty, ?!tt, with
forfeiture of nets, Isiats, (-c
Fish weirs, fish, baskets and fyke rteta
are prohibited Ivy the laws of the sta.tu.
Penalty od for first otVeiue and H'Mi for
second offense.
The use of torpedoes, giant powder,
nitroglycerine, dynamite, electricity,
lime or any other poisonous or explosive
substance of any kind for eatching or
taking tlsh, is strily prohibited. Pen
alty $-10 and imprisonment.
The catching of black lias and wall
eyed pike tinder six inohe, and trout
and rock bass under five iuehwi in length
is unlawful in the waters of tho state,
except the Delaware rivor; where it
is illegal to take black bass or wall-eyed
pike under nine inches in length. Pen
alty $1(1 for each fish.
Trout fishing is allowed only lietween
April 1.1th add July 1.1th, except in Pike
county, where the season is from May
1st to August 1st. Penalty ?!0 for each
trout taken out of season.
Black bass fishing is allowed only be
tween May SXh and January 1st. Penal
ty f 10 for each fish taken out of season.
Rock bass same close season as black
bass.
Wall eyed pike (pike perch or Susque-
hatinah salmon) same close season as
black bass.
Fish wardens, constables, or any olli
cer f the state, arc authorized to arrest,
without warrant, auy person violating
any of the fish laws. One-half of the
penalty goes to the informer.
1847. 18,96
Old Reliable Drug Store.
Your Want Can Be Supplied With
PURITY, ACCURACY AND DISPATCH.
Our large stock of goods is complete throughout. Any SPECIALTY
wanted we will order with promptness.
Physicians Prescriptions Carefully Compounded al al! Hours.
Pure Wines and Liquors,
FOR MEDICINAL PURFOSES ONLY.
Benford's Drug Store,
G. W. BENFORD, Manager.
rnifnce of Dr. S. M. Bell in rear of Store, where he will wait upon patients on
Saturday of each week. "
(Baking
Powder
B. b 0. Belief All Eight.
Bai.timouk, Mn., Feb. 2fh, 1S:.
T-'ii" Itwirrr I he HultiMurt unit i 'Aio
HnilfOH'l 1 nni'tn;i nntlmrizr me ti f.Ve
f.'ir fiUotri-g ttitlirr-
By the order of the United States Circuit
Court appointing Receivers for Tho
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
al! obligations of the Relief Department
are thoroughly protected, and will bo
fulfilled to tho letter.
Under tho Court's order, tho Relief
Department will be continued precisely
in the same manner as under the Com
pany's management, and memliers of the
Relief Department will receive benefits,
etc., with the samo regularity and cer
tainty as heretofore.
The fum.s lielonging to the Relief De
partment, both Relief, Savings and Pen
sion Features, under the order of the
United States Circuit Court, are perfectly
safe, and the apiMiintment of the Receiv
ers and thwir management of the Relief
Department under the supervision, and
with the approval of the Circuit Court,
absolutely insures the memliers of all
features of tho Relief Department against
loss.
Payments of benefits, pensions and de
posits will continue as la-fore the ap
pointment of the Receivers, the Relief
Department n.it 1 icing really affected by
this appointment in any way.
The S wings and Building Feature will
continue to loan money to employes as
heretofore.
S. R. Baku,
Superintendent.
Real Estate and Baiinea For 81.
Mr. tleorgo Auuian, of Somerset, offers
all Tif his real estate and meat market for
sale. The real estate consists of a largo
new frame house on West Main street,
with slaughter house, large bam, ice
house, and other out buildings; also
eight acres ol land In cos-ilent slate of
cultivation, adjoining Somerset liorough.
Meat umrk.it, located in the Baer l.d'K-k,
ha a:i excellent trade. For terms ap
ply to Mr. Annum.
Kew CntrTilI KormaU
The New Ccntrevillo (I ilade. Pa.,)
Teachers' Normal will open April 1.5th.
For particulars address
W. H. or C. D. Fritz,
Pine Hill, Pa.
First of April Settlements.
The first of April is rapidly approach
ing, which is the tireat Annual Settle
ment Day for Somerset county people.
You will want judgment notes, promis
ory iv;is, ns-eipt b"ks, Ih.ii.1s, leases,
deeds, mortgages ami all sorts of legal
blanks; you will want envelopes, blank
lxxjks, tablets, pens, pencils, fountain
pens mid other goods suitable to the sea
son, and the place to get this sort of goods
is at
Fisher's Book Store,
where a full and complete line of legal
blanks, law books and everything usual
ly found in a first class Book, Stationery
and Bssik Stor, can at all times be
found.
On ass. II. Fisiikr.
Cash Shoe Store.
From date of April 1, 11!, we will do a
strictly cash business. Believing it to lie
to the licst interest of our customers and
ourselves, to buy and sell for cash, there
by enabling us to reduce prices and in
crease our already extensive trade,
Fkrnkk Bros.
A farmer friend, who pays some at
tention to the conditions of the weather
from year to year, informs us that seven
teen years ago the farmers of this county
sowed oats on the 2nd day of March.
Orphans' Coirt Sale
Valuable Real Estate!
Ity virtue of an onl.-r Issued out of the Or
phaiis 1'tMirt of Somerset county, la., ami to
me directed, there ill Iw exposed to pill. lie
sale, tin tlie premises, fn the lorotiKh ol hum
crsct, Somerset county, 1'a., on
Thursday, March 19, 1896,
Xt 2 o'clock P. M
the folkiwid; descrils-d real estate:
All Diati-crtiiin lot of ground racing- Xt feet
on Main street mid extending: the same width
between jumil.-J linv ul.(:n; Water alley,
north ti) hundred nud bitty-Jour feet to
l inoii Mrect. liuviiie then-oil cr-cud a new
fwo-stirv douhle tell, incut liouiie, each nide
eoutaiiiiti fuiir gmid ;.st rMiii auU a
kinlien.
Terms:
tlue-third of the purr has.' money to be paid
uii xtnlirniution oliuiU- by I lie Court and de
livery of deed liv tlie Adiulnistr.ttrix ; the re
mainder hi Iwo'tspiiil annual uyiiienls with
liiUMt tlien-un Iniiu date of continuation of
mite ; defern-d iiyineiits to b- s.t-uiv.1 by
judgment e.. inpiioii nol.s. of puretutM-r, to
Ik- entered of n-.s:id and remain a lieu on the
property until tlie same Is fully paid.
MAKTIIA C. kl llX,
Adiiiliilstrutrix of Mary Cuuiiiilus dec'.!.
Ilemember that we are Headquarters
for Ittsits, SIkh-s, Kublsirs, Slip
pers and everything iu the shoe
lino from the smallest article up
to the largest all of tho reliable,
liever-rip, water-tight sort at the
lowest prices.
OUB MOTTO :
PERFECT
FITTING SHOES
AT
PERFECT
FITTING PRICES.
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
George P, Stein & Co.,
7(W Main Cross SU,
SOMERSLT. PA.
Jos. Home & Co.
A PENNY SAVED
ISA PEN NY EAR N E D I
You can earn jicnnies
to the amount uf ?ol!ar
yt-arly by sending f"i rnr
Catalogue, learning ut
the saving you can make
on a'most every mention
able line of nieirhaiidi.-v,
and then tending your
order here !-
this mn SPECIAL
-ONE LOT FINE-
Navy Blue Serge,
Right shade of blue, good
weight, smooth, even
weave ; such quality you've
. never seen at price :
38 INCHES WIDE,
38 CENTS A YARD
WRITE OUR MAIL ORDER ABOUT IT.
PENN AVE., & FIFTH ST.,
PITTSBURG, PA.
FACTS !
That we scil the following g'xr.l u. tln-sc low
lricrs :
2 years old pure Itye (W ht rullon
3 ytars old urv Itye 2 2 jxr itu'lon
4 yvar old pure Rye 2 .'4) x-r p illnn
7 yearn old pure Itye 3 "l r k-i'I""
10 yeuw old pure Uye i 4) imt irulloii
11 ym old pure Itye a "ill per gallon
17 yirs old pure Itye li "i0 per jfnilon
All from (he best know n' distillers.
t'uliforiiia 5yiri old pure WIii-'k, II kinds,
wcet and do'. SI lT uullon; euni; ' to
$.! (M. My own direct lriiMrliitioiis;if pure
l'ort an l herry Wiiii-s, Moiel and Kiiiii", t
lowest tliiureH. Call ornend for KccUil price
list. lnil orders promptly tilled. No (xlni
charge for Ixllili and jiaekin.
A. AXMIIESSEX,
Xo. IS Federal St.. ALLKH II KX Y, I'A.
We Want
Your Business!
We want to sell
your
you
Hats,
Caps,
Neckwear,
Pants, Gloves,
Underwear,
Hosiery, Shirts,
Gents' Jewelry,
Valises, Notions,
Umbrellas, Etc.
We don't disguise the fact that
we are extremely anxious to do so.
We don't feel independent; we
want every sale that earnest, hon
est, legitimate effort will bring us,
and will take our coat rilit oITand
work hard to please you.
THIS ZERO WEATHER will
remind you of your needs in the
Underwear, Overshirt and Glove
line, which we are so well prepared
to please and suit you with.
W. S. KimmelU
Cook A Beerits Ill k.
Announcements
FOIt THK-
March Republican Primary.
Tt the hiltlur the .unerm t Ucrnld :
You will pleaw Announce the f.l lowing
named geiitlineii as ru!ttidat tor tlie vari
his ntthii d"Miiulel. lit the lt'pul)it-iti Pri
mary hUection, to lie held ou
Saturday, Marcli 2S, '9ft.
Attkst:- KltKH. V. ItlKKCKKlt.
JKo. ICStTI-U Clialriuaii tt. p. Co. Com.
!ce-y.
Fuf Ciniyrtx,
FUKlK 11". P.lKSEt KKH,
Of SiH.iri-xet ISoromji.
Sutiject to the dii-i.-ion of the Itepuhliiiir, Tri
llin ry Khi-tlon. to le lielil al unlay, Man-h
lKi, and of the lislii. t Confereniv.
For i'uiiyri,
F. J. KOOSEJt,
( Soinerxfl 11 h'ihiij'i.
Suhject l4.tlie(l.i iion of the Iti-p'.ihlienn I'ri
mary Klection, to Ik- held Saturday, Man Ii
1M;, mid of the histrti-t Conference.
Fur Amu nirfjf
II til. 11. MILLER,
Of itcnMhtnii)itJ T'lirHihip.
Suhjeet tothedivlsion of the Heullic;in Pri
mary Klii-tion, to ! helJ Satunlay,
-March -J, lti.
For Awmfitg,
". II. SAXXEU,
Of .Sixire v f 1'vn tnitjh.
8uhjert to Ihed.i lilon of the KepuMiean I'ri
uutry Khvllon, to tie held itaturtlay,
Marcli 2S, Irtmi.
Fur A tMCM 't'l,
JEREMIAH MA VREU,
f)f Ntiiytxlttirn 11-n-tiH
KuhJiTt lo the dii'.iiuu (if the Iv pal'Unin Prl
' man' Hli-':i, to Lx- held Saturday.
' Marcli at,
Far Ax ittle Juify,
JACOB 1). SWA Mi,
Of Mtrntertet Iluroityfi.
Subject to the decision of thp IVpuMitaii Ti
' nuiry Election, to he held aluriUiy.
' Man-U JS, l-S-i.
(?EO, J. BLACK,
Of Mearrntlale joroxjjA,
Subject to the division of the Republican I'ri
" liutry KJcvtlon. lo he held JSuturiiy,
.Man-h , 1I.
Fur Ax-i'ile Jutlgr,
A A R0X F. DICKEY,
Of finnerget Twrunhip.
Subject lo the decision of the Kcplrfillc in lri
liuiry Klection. to W held Saturday,
.Inreh lti.Hk
Fur AM-itte Jtulyr,
J0IIX U. SXYDEI2,
Of NtoyextiHC Hor'foh.
HubJ.Tl to the d. vision of the Uepiib!lcun I'ri
Hi ry Khi'tion to lie held Saturday,
.March 'Js l'-1"1".
For Sheriff,
M. II. JIARTZELL,
Of Jlitetirtxnl ISoroMjh.
Subject to the decision uf the rb-publienn Pri
nuiry KiHii, to lie held Muturday,
March a. !.
For Sheriff,
JOSIAII L. HER KEY,
Of Littcoli Toirnxkip.
Subject lo the dvciaton of the lie publican Pri
mary Klection, lo lie held siseterday, :
Murch , !S". '
For l'rotln,ntt!rj,
J. V. LOH RY,
Of .Viih tj"! Ii rttriy!i.
SubJ.it to the division of the Ilepuhlieno Pri
mary Khvti to ! e-nl .Saturday,
.Msreh l. IW
For Prothmtoliirjt,
ii. r. harrow
Of S'nmerHt'f li'tfvtttjit.
ui!ert tntipdiviionof the KepiiMli-nn Pri
:n iry Ki.vtio-i, to l- h ld Ntlllrda,
M.in h 2, lsi.
If- ' r i'fUH'fii ,
.. m. t (tn:i.
Of J in Hi' I' TllW.lnflij).
Hub). 1 1 to the division of the It.-puhlienn Prl-
iinrj rie,-iiwi, it ih ntii ralliniav,
Man-h 'J.s, Is1.;.
For Rcyixiir A- Rentrihr,
A. J. SEMIIOIIER,
Of f.K-r Tu,l.yf.t.,t ToM-axlii).
Kubjivt to the division of the Hi-piill. -an Pri
mary Klivllou, to ! Ii. t.l rxttunlay,
Man-h at, 1n;.
For Reyinter fr Itrntnler,
J. G. KIMMEL,
f if S'lmy -reek Th-,i thip.
Subject lo the derision of the K-..ll.li-nii pri.
mary Khs-lion, to te held .-vi I unlay,
Man-h at, l-i.
For Uyitrr ami Rn,r;trr,
JOJIX S. SUA FEU,
If Nomrrrt Jt'iftuij.'i.
Subject t the dii-islon of the lic.il.i-..ti pri
mary Kltvtiou, to be held .-a I unlay,
Man-h , Ki.
For RiyixOr mid U:orlt,;
J. R. BOOSE,
Of M-lf.nl ToirHx'tip.
Subject tothedicisbMi of the II. ul!i.-nn pri
mary Klivlioii, to lie lii-ld lalun!ay,
March , s;i.
For 1'iyintrr mid Rrvonler,
A.RERT E. RA 1V..I.V,
Of Khiuyrrerk ''itriix.'.i'jr.
Subjivt to the division of the ICepuMii-nn Pri
mary Kiivtiou, to lv held Saturday,
Man-h L, l-.t.
For 7'ft ifiii'i r,
WILLIAM WIXTERS,
Of ,S'iinrrxrt T'tirnalt.'p.
Subjivt to the dis-ision of the KcpuMlcan Pri-'
niiiii raiviion, io i- in iu Saturday,
Man-h a, !.
For Tn tts.it rt r,
l'ETER lil'MBA I'LIi,
Of Mitfurtl Ttiiruxhip.
Sul.jivt to the division unite I.-ptih!i-iu Pri
mary r.iiviiiiii, to m- held Saturday,
Man-h at, !.-:;.
Fur Trr'ifiiri'r,
V. M. MILLER,
Of Sum , lit Tturunh'p.
Subject to the dei-i-ioii of the Hi publican, Pri-
inarj- r.aviio'i, ;o lie tie; f.iturday.
Man-h at, K
For Tit iui er,
OEo. If. i VLE.V iX,
Of .V..nrv-. i T'lirunfiip.
Subjis-t to the division of tin- FVpuMican Pri-
maij ra-cieiii, i.. is- i,. iii s.iiunjay,
y. in-ii a, is.ii.
For Vounfif ('ii:inn'iinii',;
JACOB S. KOOXTZ,
Of OllfmilhillliiiiJ T'.ITM.'l'p.
Subjis-t tothed-vlsion .if tin- !:e.uMi.-jn Pri
mary r.et-iion, io iic iii-:,i Saturday,
Man-h a Isjii.
For County CoMiiiiiximur,
DAVID L. MEYERS,
Of UrothfrarnUi y T'-uru-liip.
Subject to the division of the UepuMs-Hn Pri-
HUirv M!t1-l',kTl tr. l- w l....
March a,
For i ounty Vomuixini r.
JOSEPH HORSER,
Of ,Vrri-i' T: Hiup.
Subject to the division i.f th.r K-p iViicnn Pri
mary Kiivtiou, t i Im- Ii, Id jvuurday.
.M.imi js, is.
For Count Vuii:iiioni ,
ISRAEL J. SCU ROCK,
Of .V;ic-.wf Tmrnxhip.
Subject to the division of the !! iml'linin Pri-
L ; .1.... ... I. . i...i , . ,
.M.i. i.ktii -.w m- iii-iii jviiuruay,
March a, is.i.
For Ctfiitty ('oitiiiiiixiiHif r,
GABRIEL GOOD,
Of i.;u'i-.w( T'tirnn'iip.
Sublivt to t he divi,lon of the It. puldu-tin Pri-
mwij -.irciioii, io ot- lleiu SNllurdaV,
March at, 1-..
For County Coiiiiiiixxiow r,
V. D. B ROl'GHR R.
Of Sii,ti-ixrt Ti'iri:.'.iji.
Subjwt to i he division i-flbe U-publinin Pri
mary Uivtloa, to l- laid .saiurdny.
Map. h ii, iKti.
For Cuui.ty ( oim:iixioii r,
ir.v. X. M0SER.
of Flk I.Uk T-iu nxS.p.
Subjict to Hh- diclsloii of the It -piibli.-ui Pri
mary Klcciioii, tti be held Saturday,
March s, 1 ...
For County Comini'iii, a r,
CEO. F. KIMMEL,
Of Milfr,l Ttrnhip.
Subject to the division of the Keputili.iiii Pri
mary Klection. to Is- h -id Saturday,
r- i , ls.ii.
For County ('oiit:ni..n''i:icr,
WESLEY II". IA VIS,
i 'f Sim,Txrt I'-n -i lijl:.
Sul.jivt to the d.vlsion of the Kepiililican Pri
mary Kiection, to tv held Saturday,
March a. lsti.
For County I 'oiiiitij,'oif 'r,
ADAM FO'.LE,
Of S-ilix'tiay Iln,:iij'i.
Sub.iivl to the d.cision of the 11, publican Pri
mary' KUciion, to l.e held .-uturday,
Man-h a, ISHii.
For I'onr Dim-tor,
ADAM S. MILLER,
Of I.iitctitn Tinriixtip
Subject to the division of tie- Iti-puhlican Pri
mary Klivlio-i. to tie h.-ld Saturday,
March , 1st'..
For l'oor Itiri vtor,
JACOB H". PECK,
tif -Summit 7oirtAi.
Suhjivt to the il.s-lsioil of the Ut-ptililimn Pri
luary Kiivtiou, to lie held Sulunlny,
March a
For Auditor,
J ER EX' I AH R 1IO ADS,
Of Soiit rst t Jioriiuyli.
Suhjivt to the division of the Kepubiieitn Pri
nuiry Kltvtion, to lx- held Saturday,
Man-h at. lvi.
For Auditor,
B. J. RO'XAX,
Of ItrnihcrwtHep ToirH-iliip,
Sjilijivl to the division of the U.-paliJuiirt Pi,
' rluiry KUvtion, In be held Satuutay,
.an ti Lx lv.
Far A!ir
JitXATUAX J. WEI.LER,
Of fiHNkinst TiitHhip.
Subject to the division of the !tcpuhlican Pri
mary Kiivtiou. to In held Saturday,
Man-h at, Isutt.
For Auditor,
JOIIX F. JIA ",
Of AVw Cenlrfville Ii-iroug.
Subject to the division of the Iti-puhlican Pri
mary Klection, to lie held Sulunlay,
March at, ld:i.
For A ttditor,
JOIIX A. WALTER,
f)f Sobtrrxrt lhiromjh.
Subject lo the division of the IU pilbliean Pt r
mar Kiection to lie held Satunlny,
March at, lstti.
Fur Auditor,
WAt. W. BAKER,
. Of Stiuierxrt Tvirnxhip.
Suhjivt to tlie decision of the Republican Pri
tiinry Kiivtiou, t. be h-ld tSatunlat-,
Man-h a?, "
For Auditor,
J. C. GX AO Y,
Of ., Somerset ToirnxMp.
Suhjivt to the division of the Republican Pri
mary Klwtlon, to he held Saturday,
March , Km,
Crart
Valuabb Real
Ity virtu of n rliTf "alr i-ful nut if
th orplinnV 'iirt Suhcfk I CMinty, I'.i..
n;tI to IIh uulrtL"iiiH n!t)i!:i.sinitrix i
s.iti;i I U. Cnt :.riti-l, i.if it t r Turk -fiMi
t.'nshii. .siiiNrt rnilv, n t-rMj,
I will ir-r HiMif milt it I'fMiri IIoum ,
In lli Utnriiu tf ?fiii rv t, 1":: :.
Saturday, Mirth 20, 1836
AT I O lio: P. M,
id l dav. Hi.- . in:
tat.- :
! l.i r !
.,1
A certain laim or Ira. t of land situate in
J. -nner town- lilp, Somerset ei;init-. Pa., i-i,i-laiuin
SJi iK-res and I i p.-n li-s, strict iim-.,s-tlr,-,
aiijoitdnw liud- of AnThony Anii', le-lrs,
.los-dl l-'oril.-V, Sill. itil. ill Slrllo:l. lf:elllii
Sii-ill.r's heirs, Kc. uiid 1 ni ,i:nn liofl
liuui, idslit ii'Ti s are ii: a ir l --.-if:- . nil.
tivutii'ii. the liah.n.-c I., 111; u;i lar.d. 1 he
Kr-iiter iii of this firm is nud- rinid vith a
l.iur-fisit vein of cii.il aui lini.-.- tun.-, Then
Is t Hereon ens-ti-d a
Twostorv
Frame Dwelling House,
larve Hnk tm, f nnl oltir !
ry otttMiihliitxs. Thr n n K'I rt !irrI
at yiMinir nud rowing fruit Imittin tht- tsrm,
mhirh N lr-nU'il Itiu t't t:uinuiiiiyf i:t
vt iiii!t lo iu-U'xjIh uiii rnun lui.
Terms :
i im -thinl of the pan-hasc uio-i.-y, a!?, r 4iy
liletltol allWehis iin-l li;ai e.s-iis.-s. to r
miiiii a Ih-ii on tlie land in lieu of iluwi-r to
tlie widow id said liis-'d., and l:alaiH- - in ilmr
my iii,-ii!s ; 4imil.ird on i-otiilruiaiion of s;ii.-,
oue-lliird iu six luoidhs ui.d i.in-ilnrd in in.,
y.-ar, wit'i int -n-it. Ten ;--r cent. ,.f i-nn-li-a-v
naiui y to In-sii J on .:ay i-f sjiic. l-r.-rr-ed
!;, in n ts : i- ..-uri it iy Ismd and morl
S:il!r mi the pr.-nil s.
1 1 i.i.i t: k;t( hkiki.h.
tie... H. sv-i;!!, Adniuiistr.i!r:.
A tsorr.i y.
Vahabh Heal Estais
.'.Ml
?ZP,SC:TAL rS0?2ITY!
!?y )rrt!tr tf an on!t-rof s.i!mh: ! utit if
Iht- t ,url of ( t.iu:i:u I'Ujik S .-ii-r I
i-oiritv, I;., hikI U tin- ii;r t-l. I will xpo
to pui)iic ;ii:', oti tit tnnt'M s, ou
Saturday.March 2196,
At I O'clock P. M.,
all the follow ins ili-s-rili-l r! estate, late
the property uf Hi n.-y It. Kami :
A cert;iiii lot of L'r..un I, ts,:i ft-. ;, sittiate
iii the Isirouti ot i-r:iu. Si,nn-rsirt cotmiy,
l'a.. t:oi:nd.-d nn.l ilesi-rils-d as follows:
!'..n:r,,. 1 I v Si.ur h str. . I n:i he south. ! t of
s. V. iiiiin.-nn ;n on the ea.-d, lluek si ns-t on
li.i ImrTli a'i'i lot i,f l.litt'-Tail pa-i.!la.. I u
the w-st. 1 ic; io: No. 11, in t;,i- f. n. l-.il plan
o! tt.e town oi' !'.-ri:u, liai:. til. remi i-nt'ti l
a ofil tv-:::y iratne
Dwelling House,
.VxJS (ii t, Ki,!ta!ii- ! r two fnn.i'i..
rji'ii!r ii";- ;;mt tti:.-r u:hiiii'!i:--4 tli-r
t il u Tif lit.i'ti;!.-. iin- all in it
T.:(i tt rt ui'U in- ii rly U n.,.t t--
srvlI- out.
At !;t; tin' t:ii'iul j:.nv I nil! n!so f-x-nr-t-1
thi !oi!iKn.K Hin.tt prujKTiv :
Hi co4: iI..v- ;t.: i p ;-. J !:-.. Mni; - m.
i;m , rr, jnr. i tN, . -i: . 1 1 . l.ti r ni:,
Wiiif--, -i ; i r, t ofjtrM l, t:iMt::rir.
.ii--, 1 :;. " ti I r !:'-, a "t 1 ;.'i r
u v. f:ir:iTt:r. ;. ,ii"l in-'-t'irrr. !r.:i.
i-;;,mv i!s-r ;tfTn !t f .h i.m !!! !ui:if r.
Terms :
T' n p rr.'ii. tf T I'U'i-hnv inot;: y 1
;iil:ii i-'Hii i.iyi'f iii: tht ri:ari'-
o! Mif :.-! :nrI m; i,r i; -V ;; -: fir:n i:t.a if
.:!; o'.' - . : r-: ii :i- hs :r-iiii. M
l! .; yi.r ::ti,i t r;;t;4t : of .-a it.
!'.f r-: ;:: ia.m i. in-nr r fn.: ..
i:. T.t.t :o.. ; anl lo In- .:!. r -J l y -M'-il
(.' T ;ii.s.
Te-m: 'r ;mt :r .ny imiiu' known
on i.t v of
1I AKVKY K nH'XTKYM AX,
no. II. Stuil, A-ilirt ot 11. H. Ka!i.
Attorney.
,-''M"K NOTICR
K-t ileof l-vi Yod. r and wife of fonetiuiu; !i
ti.wuhip. Siia. rs t county, l'a.
Nol'ee is h-ril.v iv. n that 1-vi Y.sh-r at. !
w it--, of t": .;n:iia'.i- -i i..wi.sh:p. Mtiii-r, t
riaritv, !'a., nave cvci.t-d a il.-ei of volunta
ry as.-:-ma id i-f all t-eir ta: . rial a:.-l p r
Miiiiit. to the ui I r-lTi. d. -,-r t:. - benefit of
t !.- er- :noi-s of the -.1; ! I.- i Y.sli r illd w ie .
All ; r-ies iad !.;, , to -aid I.. vi V,.i,-r and
wil-- will Mai;, iini.it -liate i.;yjic-nt, and
tn -.e l;.-;vi;;.j ' !.;. w;d pr -s- in tl,.-m
ilu'y al:i;i,-n,:,-af.-.! f. ir .-el? i.-li;- rit, oil M.m
i'.iv, April ii, at ! I A. .H., al r-.-idnicv. i-i
i.K.o. W. jXJAKKY, Jr.. As-iniv.
Traiikdii ;.-- t, Joiuisi- wu, Pa.
A
R-tit.' or r, vi ifc y It ur. i wir. of rotu-
ti:.'!,'l) lt.Vv i:tiij I'lit r-t count y,
N't!'-' h, n I y eivt i that 1 VHlr
a:il vift. ! '.'ifiitn;i lowniiip. .oniT t
rovuiiy, ii.tvt rtt;tt a (--'ti itf vliu.
tary it.i:m: ::! -.f j. 1! lin ir i-rrae. rai rn-i
H-rMt:i.:i. ! ii:- ikmU in,;ih-.. !r Ihf tM-n.-iiT
;.I tl.i- rn ;::! thi- v -.1 ,- I Vo-I.-r
wlif. All (!! io ki'hI ijv t..
YimIit :i;-! wil v.iil mrikt iiiiiiift! ttc pny
itM'iit. :ilnt tlnH !itil!i 4-!i.::i)s. vni! pr i:t
ih-'iiiilu'y aurtirni'utf! !' r M-trV io ni, t.-u
;.t.:t hty. A jn il i. 1 at ! n't lirK a. M.f at
r!ii(-:. it ::-sir.or.
o Ko. W. Mi VUUY, Ir.. Aiiri..-
t raiii:rt tr-i, Jo!iti:own. l'a.
TOTH'K OK A IMPLICATION FOU
l ilAKIKli.
N4i'v is h-r t'V v-n that :m pMM-iti.a
w!l in to tin- liovi rmirtii oiniiion-
wtaMu 'T l'-i;:ivlv:;i:ia on tp.ilav :! '"h
..ay.r M.-t.l A 1- ! i ill'ltik V. .
.1. VV. Foiirh. ", VV. I.I vif:T'.!::i,tarr-l Ks4ii..
Hir.ttti Ii ai I U-r nwi oim n :
hi' :t. n!(i! uiili rbii, uixl r Ihv Art f
A-im rahiy Ji;:ti--t : u Art to .-nvilf for
tii i::iot p.trilaui uit 1 r :.i:.tiiii of tt-riain
tr;..r.itini;, aiiov tl April U-t'i. I71. u-t
Hit nU)'1!ii'u: Thrfto, for id riiartrr of an
!!irii ii i rorxr.tt:oii io Im rail it "."ali f-i-pti'Ht-
i o: iK.iiy, tin '!iirtT unil ti'.tf
vliit'li i lh- roo-iru.-t:!ii:. riuiia'aniinr.
i:.r ant o-raiiii; trU-jtho, itus ah'l t-v
t-liaitt-H ia (in- -ta:uiy of anil na anI f-x-it-mti
inttft ot: .it y of s.!u-rM-t. IN mi
svlvaiiia. K;iir.t iii at IuaIo itai (i-tsit;
t linua Sit'ix. Illnri, fN-iip l.t !, -i:own,
Jotiitim n aii other tm iih aial viljii. iu
sai-t i-tiiiiti-s, with th nt;ht ti Iiuik-nut-n"tioa?.
with othtr hiw-? !r ttu- u (-- .f
TU phouir tfttiiiiiuiiiraram with i:tir Ir.u-K
op r.t!ia- lit t anili t i a.i-i Sonit Pm I rotiut u-
I'.-iiny ivai.i.t. aa i riiiv all th nchi. U-u-tits
urn! pnv ilt- ot aKl Art o! As.'inliy
ai:l upph :iu ti: thrrt-to.
C. S. It KKS,
SiI;x, Ta., Ih. 11, "-Hvrvtiiry.
A
i m i x isti:atous x t ich
ll-lateof t hiir'. s It llrk, late of Soi.:eis t.
Sunn rw i county. Pa., d.v'd.
I-tters of udniii.istr.itioi having lni
tr.int.-il !.y tlie pn.s r authority lo the under
signed. in: iei-is lierr-iiy eivcii t.i ail pi-rsm-.s
tlid.-l tetl to s;ii.l i-slaie tc make ililli. dlat.'
tiayini-iit. and tlio.- h-iviiit; i-lat:iis :i'a:ust
said .-sta:!-will pn-si-nt tlii lii. duly autia n i
cut. d forsi-tili-iiieiit, ou Saturday, the ;th day
of April. ls!;, at my ol!ii-e, in the Isui.uli of
Soiin rs,-t, S4,mri-Hct ciiui-ty, li.
JA.wKs I. pf.H.
Adtii'rtitOiMilen Ix llivk, div'd.
Jli Ml X I S T U AT 1 : 1 XS X OT I C K.
Ki..:e of John Augustus Snyder. i.,le of si.k
liereek township. Somerset eourilv. Pa.,
JlT'll.
I-tlir of a.li.iinistntion havinir Imn
minted, by tie- projs r authoiity, to the un-it.-rs:iiiisl,
ii.iii.-c is In-n-l.y jriveti to all pi r-
S.H1S illticlilcd to s;;id 4-!ate to Illlike illllili--
iliate isivinent, and those lisv.1.4 chiiiiis
imaiusi ai.l -statt will presi ni itn-m iin!y
authenticated for i ItL mi ni, on Sat 11 rilay .
April t. l-:. at the late residen.-e i.f sjiid
ihs-e:is.si. or at Ihe iil.liv 4 J. I. P'ii;li,of Sunt
crsi t borough Somer-i t connty, !":.
SAKAM SXVHKR.
Administratrix.
ix i.s rrs-VTOKs xorit k.
Kstate of F!i.ilu-:li uin-lio, rate f tins-n-vllle
tow nstnp, Soinersl county. Pa d.v'd.
Ij.-tti-ni of aiitiiinistratlon 0:1 the iitmve -s-tate
haviim l.4s-n Krantisi 10 11m- undersicinsi
by the inii r aiuln-rilv. nol-.v Is hereby jr:v
entoall p, r..ls 111 1, - I lo said esiate to
make iiimi.sllate Miynient. and th.ie liavimr
via in. s anai-l the same to present them duly
aatben:icaii-'t for s.-ttl-uient. on snfuniay,
April I, Knj, ul late T -l l.'llcc i.f .Vc'd
Ki'V.AUO i-KKriC.
John ILSYsvtt Administrator.
.tl.iTB.y.
YI)A 'N IrsTILVTOItS' NOTICE.
KsUite of Michael lin-. late of Wellersbtirj
bonitiKb, Soinerst t county. Pa., d.v'd.
letters of Adaiuiisir.iiii.ii liavin been
srani.d by the pn;s-r authority to tin 1111
dersiKiied, notice is hereby si"-en to all p. r
sous ui.li-btisl to said -siate to make itiiuiis
dlale p:iyiiient. an.l those having claims
atraicst said esuite will pn-si nt tlu-tti dulv a-.i-theiiticuteil
for settleinviil. oil Tuesilav, Man h
al, ls:i. ut the late r.-sld-la e of dee'd.," Iu Wi i
lersburK lnrouah.
A. II. I.11XU, a
Will. I.tl.Nli,
Adinlnistrhlors.
jgXECUTOIi-S XOTILE.
Kstateof Lnvinia lUirkmaii, late of Uivans
ville, Somerset township, Mumort-t
C Pa., dee'd.
Ij-tter. ti-shimentary i-, above
estate haviinc lss-n erauV.l K liie luidi r
sitiiied l.y the pn'Jsf u.i-.4ioiity, notice is
hereby utven -. u'.i persona liidel.tcil to
said esl-iV- V litlkn inifil.sliale Jn.y-ini-nt.
'-V tuose tivir.ir ciaitns airiii.st
sa'd .JjUiic will present tie-in duly autiienti
e:iAtl br IlN-iiii'iit, on Sat'antay, Atiril Is,
al Ihe otlieo of Joim It. Null 111 Soinerst t
boAiuvh.
itKKMX Yi'ltTY,
John IC fc;t, Kxecutor.
Attopiey.
E
XECUi;oll j XOTtCE.
Estate o Iviil-1 sjiult, Lite of Meyersdale
Vorotfii. flee'd,
i Lcilcr. ti-stan-etjljiry on the als.ve est-ite
haviiie ht-;!i crai-tisi to ihe uudersiirned by
jltie pnia-r'aurhoiity, iioii.f is hereby eivcii to
.nil uei-silns indebted to said is'sf tn m-iL
'immediate payim. lit, and those haviiiclaiii.s
js.Un-t the Kitne to present them duly au
llu ntn-Kteil for s. lilelnei.t, on F riday.
March Tt, al late rvsideme of div'd., in
Meyersdale borough.
CYRI'S SHfl.TZ.
JurstPH SHI I.TZ,
Kjlix-uloni.
Nev
Spring
Good
s
On
Sale!
AikI tve arc now prrimrcd to .s'nw
the larcil aul un ?t lo?iraL!
istiick of New J-'jiring
m:y goods,
N0TI0X.-,
CARPETS,
nuns,
LACE CURTAIN'S,
KTC,
Iu County at j'tioc.s that can't
be toi:;parcl.
Oar New Sji. ir.; Stock of
N rT. fH Vi
Care.s &. Coat.s,
arc very tToiiraMc? am at ju ices to
suit all.
OUR CARPET I'EIWRT.MEXT
is ful; fii" ricv Sjirinr Cootf.-i
i:i a!! tlie ik-vv an-l .K-.i.-iil;l'. j --.t-teiiii
ami iie.t iLakc:1. Alio a
humJ.-oi:io line of
Ill'flS,
I'ORTIERS,
LACE CURTAINS,
V'I.DO V SHAPES,
IT
ilDW mug UUUtO
Of every dcicritiori aro to-v :t
sale, aiid we are jd-of-an-ii to o: r
irrcat baraliis iu -jvery leju; t::a .t.
Parker cS6
A.
1872
1896
O Ptlfi.'PS',
Flour, Grain & Feed Dealers.
Feb. hi, S0V.E35ET, PA.
Always,
Antieijiatm-.: tlie vant of the
tratle, we carry a line of STAPLE
ar.J FANCY GROCERIES
UNSURPASSED
:i NX
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Our stock of Fancy California
Evaporated Fruits ami Cannctl
Goods is hniiier.se and of t!ie Leit
selected ij'iality to le found.
We w ill oiler at greatly reduced
prices o!ur stock of Fancy Prunes,
Nectarines, Peaches, Raisins, etc.
-NEW VEGETABLES.
We arr e receiving weekly arrivals)
of Fai:t v Lettuce and Oi.ions.
GRASS SEEDS.--
Will be wanted soon, and ith.
a Carload in stock we are prepared
to meet the dcuuLdt of this sec
tion. Cotlt WHOLESALE and
RETAIL
JUST received a large j-hi'pmcni
of Itke 1 J erring, vhc'i e are
selling at greatly reduced prices.
Also have in stcek Mackerel, Cali
fornia Salmon at.d Codlisii.
-OUR-
Flour and Feed
DEFARTMENTS
avo stocked with a largo Tne
of assorted Feeds and tlie celebrat
ed l-rands of Flour, stwr'-i a:
World's Fair Souveatr, 'PilisUiry's
Rest," Vienna, Ross, Famous, ar J
we will icvwive ia a few days Pu?
bunV latest, brand of tlor, 5iag;
net," '.vhiek is; to l suprioir to
anything this well-known mill has
) tt producetL Give it a trial I
The public is, eordul.T invited to
inspect our goods and inquire for
prices. Respectfully,
COOK & BEERIfS.
St
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