Somerset Herald.
stl.U K-.litor.
M in-li "."i, IN.
.-.- ''" lhenkN Bill,
-' ' ' , , ,.rr hn'ut'tt was iianpe-I at
V, '' Taos-Jay. He wm
" '" 11 'ft w:i -li-trs-' I with
, ,-.ir- '
' , , r -b'-eries.
. ' , ,,.,1. !-.i. - " y '.
Ws-ren. ''' s,:!"' 1""""i
' v, !h it tl- iiil prul- worm
c- " ., is nvnuiueudHM as a
t ru'a
V !.'. !iis. iniiir.rs. Banjo
''.'; ;.l.tniii:'t'l' t Sny-
' year Jl
- : ! ; ,'. v.as ru at Caldwell.
" - A- ii':" 1 ,;'r' was " q'lirt
i- : 7,- ho .lay. i' hi-h reeeivin
"'' ot 'fri.-n.ls. -ersonaliy
4t M.-dilon S-lir.x-k on C'an-
: T va'.-r i"1 J"1"11'1' "r"
" r .-orv line. Id-re pnr.-ha-s-
:.'.'
" .r !.- re.
, Vy.-r's Hair Yi?-r l"ro-'V..,'i-
I'.i.i i. '-'li ,,,,"s nt
1'1',,.ui.-i.l l-y exposure to the
js perfect sul-stitnto f-r
1 i-y nature in youth and
" :i''"'t..rn'.-!ictit!.-try can produce
' j.
;. s nr.(.:.ri:!a i not only the
. Vnfllrtli.f--r the Nerves, Liver,
s. ,;!!, Kii.l r.U-i-d : fc.if ;"
' ':''yrVV. and Phist-rs.
' ',,;ivj.i..1;a!:er, M. I. Agci.t.
l'a-
rr-war.t if merit not
" '.""' pp,;:;jr :i;jrevi:itinn is
" '. " i tli- '-"''-J rmu For fifty
H-en usinff AVer's
'iTu-i l t--.liy it is thoi-lnod-;
";1lli't jj, favor with the public
' ..;;':i:i'--' cur-.
r .-.,.::.i of tlr l'i li i!ia Normal
' ":Ji,'i:-.v'..-.t:-.ia ::! open Tues
' , V l-; Sp.--.-ial tenrher
1 f, ir tl!C JIHTCJtSfU at-
in siiia.i -l:iscs a
iiia'
ti-;
ai-.iiic:s, Stu-li-nt
-.:n I :.iay lr-ard ill
.ii f .r t.-nil '" to
-i:it:
.1" ;
' -v.. Jii-'lViU'-ip.'-l.
.. . - . -,. :a -j'y storckw-p-r !;t;ht
a .-aiidle Jan. i aud
-t :r.- itid"" !,i e it r--':"."''';.
i:;;l ' was ''insnilH'd.
. '.-'X'.'.i t'aecani'Je
, , 'i.w i it won! I burn.
- -; ;i ..:r-:i!i-l '"- '' s"
. -,,val s i:T.-r.-.l from Salt
" . -r.-.i say h mds t-i such an
t; ,. w ..-h them. Two
' ;;'.- '' l-:-' '! J5'turs cured
I",''..!';,. Y. !! Mills, St.
. i f..t:ity, N. Y.
, . 'i i-v.tiUteeon IViisions au
. j fav r y n o:i Senator
' . :-.-i.:i:itr the fa.-t that a
r ,s s-1-.-j-tcl a" l iii:sterel in at
- ' t-t I:- i-t n:-nt as proof of
.'',,l,.f , .iy hi,d miu-L The bill
.rj,. 1-r-i.U-rof per.si..:i app'.i-
-. y:.g.-.. I,;.ti lf-.l down an r.pir.
: ...;;.y i:. ih" la iks County Li
js, wln. h he warns saloon
;,. .1 :i: no the practice oi
;.-:thii.:i-- i the evening or at
fy, i: i a violation of the
ii. i;: .jri-:-r w ti d not oi-ey the
,. .;. -. r.. fusel license next year.
.!,;i.-is v!l fr the honesty
. !'. : .! a-a'-.s-.f Mercer tliat there
i ,.t t!i.-ir priaiiry elections
;i:A im.re v.-tcs than th--r5 are
:. '..--: ia the c uiiitv. Surely the
t Mi .-i:i lo.-ate the pla-f-s
-. vi in excess, and le
::r lui.ati.-ii.
ripylw :r iitcd eight a.-rrs
-it-ti. Nati'-nal M-inie I'niver
'i .'.: !. l- iill at Keaver,
.- Tiieland is jtiit valuable
iiave had t be purchiLsed by
- v-r-ity liiaiuetiient. a it adjoins
v.i.;!y purchase- and v. as re-
i in-:t--:;ry additi-tn. Th
: the t-v.-a and contains a
. .Ti.-. I re i'.ai h, wlioltas l.;-cr. the
- v. i-r of ti.t- rnited Kvangeli-'-;r
ii if tiiis ij-stt-.-i was I:st .t-k
-i t . tU - same pos-ti-u for the
iXif.r i i-istri.-t and will leave
-:. ':: ;;.-;: Hy:i.iii,:iM, KcdfcrJ
Ap.-il I. I uriiig his resi
- ia i.: iiaiia Mr. l!uiU has ma-'.c
' - N ln wiil i-e surry to Jose
::.. -ii. , ',,- '.r:- (-.-.
:' s ;:. it K!i-r.liiirg may lie
: tiiv- I,,i ,ii.i:i of an an-
- : : ; :;t .-f -he National oiar-l
: i
il -'ll-' i.
L n cxami-
--utitry in the i--inity f
-:j la !u iii.ic und it is said
;.'a--i-siii that 1-H-ality could
r. ,.- f.,r .nii-li-ti-iie-is of nat
,: J'-water, beauty of
- :.i: I .I,,;,,, VWi-iuian, of A!
f ' iiy, a l'.-v ev--!iiii);s ag-. iu-
" " 1 : n-ratirg ini!-t at jjla
'--i::'-n were i.f the blue-re-1
1 '' nit. The i-o!it--s'rsls were
" t'ti. - ;!t. l.cer and bread at
' ' T i - i:,.it h was in M ininute
:!! ititiTvcniiig rests of live
' -1 tlin-e rounds when
"" up the sponge, lbuib,
' . -i-.in.vs. and YYeidman,
' - v. w ;, ;v.-s in one of the
.:.-i-..-.:i.-. oi'Kan-as writes
--.-Mi ti, i..; : -j M1 !,;,,,-. w it U the
" "t'faiu it Kill take the
'" is i-fthe e.-'-p to pay he'p.
'-T "i the pt i.v of farm pr-iducts
' e...t p,.r l,iK.!; Kl.(lj
;t i ;.!i. ':; p-.t;,i.K-s, i'j.vnlti
'Kife r. '.i .-i-nts per pound
; ,':' ' r d .. a; t, s rt-nts jmt
U..are K"ttiiig rich. We
. - I'"- !U..i,;h of February the
- ci.l impart,,,,.,,! tik
' iin l r the pure fooii law;
i.
" -iit t- the state Tre.tsc.rv
f,tie tr-as.-ries of the
"!u--ht:.- i-i.s were tried.
. "l:ir ''--- are -iii(j tried in
; . . ' ' '"',!i!'!y. The eases do not
' !v, .'"' '""' '" 1:,w'' hnl nder
a"!,'f June ikh, lsjfj;,n
- f -r a:;v ,ii(. u
" .-Uilli B'lUl"
- ita i:;
re iients injurious
ai:..ki
" - "if .r , I
Ciuiity I.i.-cn-e
.'! ' m l !i:"'-"irg on Monday
' tlMt lli-ise who were
" ii ' ' 'V"'lr ",'1',t kwp their
L 'S , U"'",: 'J-, l'-k a. in., and
v di-.lye,l the order
, fna a p, ri.ni to recuperate
lh--n. "This Court,"
, . -' ''Xotla frw. tun.-li uu
'--t.T''1 "'1!.v-kcpt pU-, and,
-"v of tU.. ... .
, - -'- "iN iiieir
'-U" Ulft"-"s"f the pe.,ple are
'-""isivf. evi,ieii,vif it."
'"'' rl 'TxJ1.'' a,'tivil-v '" the
-r;,' " l-u'-herfiird, rc-eiver
- i:r -j-. -'"''' ami Itaiiroad
- ;w br'""-ll caused 1 vthoe
. i,..rr. . .....
; - tii-a, '"" w are here to
'"' r've their money.
V r(.' ' j"1 returned from the
''-Vi ln U,-Ziing f-r
v "f lUe r,a"'. " we are
''Si,. '"v e he a suii-essful,
V "'.. We
"-uf i s"" f"iishel,
; erJ"'"tI!'ate will laLieto
'rt-;? """ t""1 news in the
The senior clitor of the lU n vj.n hai
Ix-en e,mfined to his homo for t he p:t-t '
ten days, sullering from a Kevere oold. j
4 hHrlAu lt.ittu .r .. . i - ... :
j ---."- ur i-riej-T win j
e.ii.nu i4 oneinaugli tow nship, where I
he recently piirehxsei the tni--k farm of !
Henry Wolford. j
lu referring to the big Kale at C. YV.
Kris,intf,.r-S Hture, i nerlin, in our last
we ,.t. nnslake in the date, j
The bale w. U take place on April lid. j
Mr. K. 1?, Holiert sn-1 family have re-in-ned
fmm Main Cr.-s street to the
dweliing formerly occupied by Mr.
Uolierts' father, on Main sin
N.-rnian, wii of Mr. and Mrs. William
Itoss, of Su-nycreck tow nshii., di.vl Fri
day, from cousuinptioii, ag.sl a'.xmt tcn-ty-one
years.
lr. I. K. Shailr will, on April 1st, take
posstsi.u of bin recently acquired pro
perty on the corner of Ma.u Cr .-ss and
I'alrkit streets. His o!h-e w ill he lo-uted
in his residence.
Five hundred and fifty maple trees on
the farm of the late Henry limlwrt, in
Slia.lo tow nship, produced forty-sevc-a
iiarrels of sugar w ater, or eight and one
half lia.-rels to the hundred, in one day,
March 7th.
Mrs. X.iah Menser, of Salisbury, gave
a birthday, in honor ot her mm Claude.
Twenty-three children, niue of thcia
grand-children of Mr. YVahl, were pres
ent, and greatly enjoyed the bj-.iatiful
fea-st that w as spread for th- in.
The weather during the port ten days
h:is been too severe toiuanui'acture male
sugar, and ow ners of sugar camps are
fearful that the season will come to an
abrupt ch-se before one-half the Usual
tpiautity has betu mad.:.
Mr. l'ark Y. Kiinuui, who cvupiesa
clerical position in the otiice ofthetieti
eral Passenger Ageut of the Pennsylva
nia Uailr.-ad Company, at Pittsburg, ar
rived in tow n l:t.-t week and has sin--e
lieeu confined to his father's residence,
t-ulleriug from a heavy cohL
S!
eighiug was excellent yesterday
throughout this count v. Uid residents
say that this is the ti.s't time educe is."-;
when sleighing was goo.1 at this season
ol the year, l raneis Hoover, of Black j
to uship, rememlH-rs thai he enjoyeii a
kicigU ride on tut: ih uay uf Apr.l, l.vni.
Ou Sunday, Sth iasl., Mr. Peter Fisher
and Mrs. Sarah Keed, 'eiili of Sumycretd;
towuship, were united in marriage. The j
ceremony t;ok piaco at the home of th-J
i-ride, Justice of the Peace 1 C. Acker
inan oiliciating. Alexander Fishir and
Miss Klb-n Mostoher were utiile.l in
tiiari i.ige al the same time and piai-e.
In granting licenses iu Ii.vrence coun
ty, Ju-lge V ailaco reiterated tha warn
ing he gave last year, that he will revoke
the li-ja-ir-seiiing privilege of all li-in-nstts
and their l-artenders w ho lake a
on nk during hours of duty. The con it
also ruled that if a saloonkeeper have his
iiceii.se transferred, he w ill not iie grant
ed license f.-r at least three vears.
The Frie-lens Cornet band visited Som
erset Saturday and after disconrsiiigsonie
.-f their sweet music on the pu-iiic sipjare
serenailed a numlier of candidates and
private citizens. In tilis connection it
might be well to add mat the band will
assist at a;i entertainment to l-c given in
the Jr. o. V. A.M. hall, in that place,
Fri.lay evening. The band is a very
good one.
Kli Ileal, aged sixty-seven years and
nine months, died at ids h.-me iu brother-valley
township, Monday night, March
Pi. For a number of years prior to his
death he was al'ili.-ted with a tumorous
cancer, which terminated his life. The
de.va.std was tw ice married, and is sur
vived by his second wife and eleven chil
dren. Ja-ob S. K.nmtz, of iueniah.)iiing
township, who is a candidate for the Re
publican nomination forCounty Commis
sioner, tMUtraeted a severe cold smue
three weeks ago and was confnicd to
his home until Friday, when he again re
sumed the canvass. Mr. Koontz was in
town Saturday, but left for his home
shortly after noon. He was still "under
the weather," but hoped to be able to be
up and aliotit Monday morning.
Mahlon Schrock, the prominent local
grocer and feed dealer, has during the
past three weeks bought and shipped
over three hundred tons, almut twenty
nve car l.a-ls of hay. Mr. Schrock is
only oneof a number of gentieman who
have lieu buying and shipping hay from
this county. Nearly all of the hay lought
in this county is shipped west, whereas
informer years nearly all was shipped
ea-d.
The Lafayette College ilee and Banjo
Ciubs m i le their first appearan--s in this
pla--e Moii-lay eveuing, at the Opera
House, where for t.vo hours they enter
tained a large and appreciative audience
with line vocal and instrumental music.
If any criticism can lie offered it is that
tin program did not contain a single s do
iiumU-r. Lafayette has only one repre
sentative H. M. Berkley, F.s. in .Som
erset, a-i-i he fe:-ls j:it!y proud over the
fine show ing made by the boys.
Last Tuesday Harry Kai'ff.nan and his
his sister. Miss Kli. ibeth, arrived from
Kikhart, Ind., in response to a telegram
informing them that their father, Moses
Ka-juiu.in, and their sister, MissAnge
line. both of Conein.iugh township. Som
erset county, were very iil. A few days
after her arrival Miss Klizaljeth was also
taken ill with typhoid fever and is no w
in a precarious condition. Mr. Kauifman
is almut Nt years of age and is not expect
to recover. He and his Tamily are among
the highly respected citizens of Cone-
maugh township.
. -
A large vote w as polled iu the Blair
County Itepubiican primary elections
SaturJay evening, and resulted in some
surprises, the greatest of which was the
decisive victory or Hon. J. hn Wanna
niaker over John . H .'fmison for endorse
ment for I. S. Senator. For the Con
gressional nomination there were two
candidates Hon. J. D. Hicks and T. H.
Xii-cwonger 1m:U of Altoona. The AI-to-o.-a
TruOttH' Kiya Mr. Hick "would
have had several hundred more votes had
he spent the week preceding the election
iu Washington."
An alarm of tire just befre dusk Sun
dry evening created the the wildest ex
citement iu this place. Hundreds of peo
ple were preparing at the lime to go to
church and all rushed from their homes
into the streets. A heavy volume of
black smoke was scon coming from the
residem-e of John It- Scott, Ks-i-, and
thither the frantic jieople rushed. Both
fire companies bad their reels out in a
jiffy and were prepared for action, w hen
it was discovered that a chimney in Mr.
Scott's h.Mise was on lire and that there
was no danger of the Haines eoinmuni
cating w ith the interior of the building.
Messrs. Samuel Bittncr an.l Kli Suhrie,
of Bdfoid counts", the promoters of the
Somerset A Bedford Telephone Company,
were in town last week for the purp-.se of
l. t.i.wr ,iitri,it4 for the construction of
the line from New Baltimore to this place,
the line having Ijccii completed to that
j point. The route w ill take in all of the
i sm-Ul towns between the po':tv' named,
i and it is not impossible that it may lie
! consolidated with the Company now op-
erating the line leteen Somerset and
S Neyers.lnle.' The ' latter Company re
: cently passed into the hands of Messrs.
i II. M. Berkley, cashier of the First Na-
tioual Bank, and rrank John, of Meyers
! dale, who, in conjunction with a number
j of other enterprising citizens of the coun
1 ty.it is underst-iod, arc making arrange
j m'ents to ex end the line until it reache
! ever town in the county, and connects
i with" Johnstown. The liue U-tween Bed
1 ford and Somerset will oovcr a distance
' r forty-five miles and work on it will be
' pubhed rapidly forward.
SalJea Death.
Samuel lUarl, aj.xl ixty-thre yr.
fell d-w-l from heart disease ;lntudav
itijirtiii, in l.:.. i ,t . .
ii ins -ir-uner aona-.nnn nam,
,artHJ ":' uth of t n. Tin d ressed
W148 earpentcr by trade, having worked
In Fittsliurg, w here he h , erHl m.hih.
until last fall, when be came to upend tho
winter viih his brother. Wednesday
til irnintr hn ui.nl . it.. l.u -..
the purpose of feeding the Mock, and
when discovered a short time afterw ards
lie was oohl in death, the final summons
having come w ithout a moment warn
ing. The remains were taken to Con-
nellsvilln for burial. The deceased was a
veteran of the late war and had made ap-pli.-atio-i
f,.r i-iemln-rship in II. P. Com
miiis plB.t i;. ,. K.
Sondky School Convention.
The International Sunday School As-H-K-iation,
the l-o-.'y w hich is composed of
all the lea-litiir denominations, whose
work is uiid(-noi:iin.--.tio!ial and interde
nominational, and is the Usly that e
l.vla the Sunday Seh.nd lesn now
i:sul liy all ib lioiiiinatioi'.s, proMmM to
h-il-1 a convention at Somerset, on Thurs
day, May 7th. At a union meeting of the
several churches of Somerset the propo
sition has been accepted and the conven
tion invited. All the Sunday Srh-sils if
the county of Somerset will le invited to
1-e represente.1 by at least two del-gates
each. IJesides the discussion of an inter
esting program, which we hopo to pul
lish next week, the lea-ling topic w ill le
t) determine whether the Sunday S,-!is)Is
of the county want a pernianei-t
interdenominational organization, anch
as e.iists in nearly every county of Penn
sylvania, and in ui!st of the Slates of the
1" idled stales. Such au organ ii-.ti'n is
ii-: intended to interfere with the work
of any denomination, but will lie a help
to all.
Death of Cart. S. F. Sc i
Capt. S. V. Scull, well known among rail
ro:id men in Pennsylvania an.l many
other states, died at his bumc in PitLs'ntirg,
shortly after 'J o'clock on Sa-.'lr.lav moi n-
ing. 1 nth resulted from nra:vs!s, fr -m
which hi. had been sutl'criug coiitinii.nis
ly since he received a stroke about four
J vi,li"i' w" v-n.y-
s,x yc,lrs uit "!d was a so,,..f.J.hn
wh-i s-.nv.-e led his father of the. smo
-'i"r -i me i msu ,rK -,.,7
no.v .n-i-' ;. ?-.-, a j.nirnai Ostab-
ii-'ued by the former a;id the first news
par.or p-.ililished west ot the Allegheny
Mountain. Young John retired from
journalism at au early ags and removed
to a farm near Irwiu Station, in West -
moreiand county. Here Capt. Scull was
Isii r. and continued to reside until he w:w
i.-u years of age, when he was place i in
cii.-: g---of his nncle- William Spencer
at St.-.i -iivio.', Ohio.
In l!vil he lem-ived to Pittsburg, wliara
he built a sUiuul-oat, and for a numlier of
years thereafter followed the rivers Le
tw een there and New i 'I leans.
He gave up river work and went to
rai'r.i.eiing, ! eing tir.-t connected with
tiie Stculienvillc .V Indiana, and later
with the Pennsylvania. He was Assist-Hiit-;--iieral
Passenger Agent of the Ft.
Wayne Jt Chicago II. H., which poiti-n
he held until right or nine years ago,
w hen all of the P. B. K line west of
Pittsburg were united under the m i:iage
mciitofthe Pennsylvania Company. He
was in the service of this company when
ill health compelled his retirement from
active railroad work.
He is survived by bis wife and by one
brother Hon. KLvard Scull the senior
editor of the Hkh vi.n, and by one sister
Miss Anna Scull if Steulienvilie, O.
Golden Weliisg ia Shade Tovnihip.
Mr. B. F. Bender and Sarah, his wife,
of Shade township, celebrated their
"g iblen wedding." or fiftieth anniversa
ry of their marriage Wednesday. Not
withstanding tho bad condition of the
roa-ls and the furious storm blowing at
the time forty ladies and gentlemen ar
rive.! at their hospitable home, bringing
presents for their venerable friends, and
baskets l.i It'll with g 1 thinri ti eat.
After congratulations were over the table
was s-t and the siht it presented was a
most cheering one. A turky, which tip
ped the beam at ; lb, dressed, adorned
thehei-1 of tin table. Full jusiica was
done to tho dinner and the aftern.Kin was
passed in pleasant conversation.
When the h ntr arrived for returning
home all .if th-i guests were loath to say
"goodbye" to the kindly old couple, bat
united in hoping them many additional
happy years.
Mr. and Mrs. Bender havelieen blessed
with eleven children, ten of whom are
living, one hiving passed a.vay when
a child. They have, also, bad eighty
t.vo grand-children, sixty-six of whom
are living, and two jjreat -grand-children.
oxe or t:ik N'i'xbkr.
Another Slander on Bill Fritts.
A dispatch from Ligoiiicr to the Pitts
burg Sunday papers reads as follows;
A resident of the mountain country
above Springfield, w ho w as here to-lay,
told an interesting story of tin doings of
the inoom-hincrs who operate in that
section. His home is only a few miles
from that of the notorious Bill Pritts,
v. ho lives on the Somerset county side.
He has frepie:it!y conversed with tho
outlaw since the murder of H-x-hstetler,
and says the old moonshiner lives in
constant fear of rapture. A few days ago
w hile out in the mountains he came tirn
the outlaw, who was at work getting
things ready to begin nuking sugar. The
two had .ptite a talk, but in the conver
sation nothing was mentioned alxiut the
ni'ir.ler. Prilts arried a big revolver
n-.-d a Winchester sat against a tree with
in easy reach. He is always on the alert,
and is not to be taken by surprise.
This is a favorite season of the year for
inoonshiuingixnd many take advantage of
it. Tiie nuin 'r iiis sugir camps are run
ning in full blast no suspicion is at
tached t - smoke in' the woods. Much
iib-jjai liipior is turned out under the
guise of the sugar camp.
Death cf Alexander Campbell Xocre.
Alexander C.imoliell Moore, was born
Jufy 2 "i, lso, and d;parte.'l this life March
l't,l's ajel .VI years, I months and M
days. He was immersed March lj, 1H77,
and became a mombsr of the Christian
Church.
The interment was in tin Barron ceme
tery, the funeral servieoi being conduct
ed by Hev. H. A. Wingard.
The deceased leaves a wife, four sons
and two daughters to m Mirn his loss, an
infant drtg'uter hiving preea.ljd him.
Important Iamraase Case.
Judge M.-Pherson on Saturday filed an
opinion iu York in the case of Levi M.
L mek vs. Orient Insurance Company of
Hartford, Conn. Mr. Lvi.-k owun 1 a dii
tiiicry iu York c.unty and pla -ed an in
s u ram--; on it with"thrt Kil ling tire In
surance Company, of Boa ling. Tinag nt
of tin latter c.iaip my coald inttikoall
the ins-iran.-e and repla-e lap rti in of it
with I'j'aent ofth j Orient in York, get
ting h-s jitn-nissi on. It was stated ia the
poli.-y that th-! insuran;'3 was for a build
ing oc-M,-ieJ a a distillery, and when
tho distillery burned d nvn tha o.-upan-ios
coateste.l p iym Mi on the ground that
the plant hid b.M:i idle fir longtime.
The jury found fir Mr. Liuck, subjiat to
the legal question whether the plaintiff
could recover under Ihe termsof the poli
cy. Judga MPharsin, wh ) tried the
ease, has directed to l3 entered in favor of
thecjmpany, thassslting a.idjthe ver
dict. This case is important, as iteUablishe
theprinciple that w hsn an agent of one
co.-iipany plviss an insurance in a com
pany In is not boj.nl, by any re-ire nta'
tions m-.ida to the agents aforesiid, or by
his statements, whether verbal or written.
Caii Shoe Stor.
From date of April 1, 18 i, we will do a
strictly rash business. Believing it to be
to the liest interest of our customers and
ourselves, to buy and sell for cash, there
by enabling us in reduce prices and in
crease our already extensive trade,
Ftt3KU Bros.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
MM
AC60LUTELY PURE
In Honor of the f rinter.
Ir-)in the Pittsburg New.
"What am I going to do with it? Put
ii in the Carnegie library, to Is? sure.
"That is very true. Nobody may care
to read it, but many will want to see it.
and that sullb-es. I am putting it win re
it will keep green the memory of the
printer. There were two of him, as the
title paire shows." I
The reference was to a little volume of
the abridged edition of Jeremy Taylor's
famous "Kifeof Christ," printed in Som
erset, Pa., in 1IH, by J. A T. Patton.
Look in tho Century dictionary under tho
wprd printer, and you may read this.
among other things : "The early printers
w ere generally also publishers, produc
ing works ou their own account : and the
word printer long retained this extended
meaning." The Pattons, ono may ven
ture to aliirin, were proprietors of a
newspaiier in Somerset, and as in 113
there were no railways, no telegraphs,
no telephones, and as magistrates' of
fices were few and far lietween, they were
not rushed with news. But lieing dili
gent men, as all connected with news
papers now are and then wero, they put
iu their spare time printing g.sod Imoks.
Iu the days of the Pattons it w as a long
distance from Somerset to Philadelphia,
and freight charges were high, w hile in
Somerset lalior was cheap and timo did
not fly as now. That was true in case
of not a fe.v other towns in Western
Pennsylvania. Tho printers in t'u-ise
towns then could easily compete w ith the
printers in Philadelphia in the matter of
book publishing. So examine the title
pages in any of the collections of rare
book hereaiHiuts and you will lie sur
prised to find how many of them were
printed h-rc-aliouts.
Jeremy Taylor, the author of this one,
was an Knglishman, lsirn in Cambridge
and educated al the university there.
The troubles which culminated in the
civil war had begun w hen he etitered the
Ministry, or at least the rumbling of the
corning storm was beard ; but a devout
loyalist, he stood bravely by tho King
until Parliiment sequestered his living,
when he went to Wales and taught
school. When Charles the Second was
given his throne he made Taylor Bishop
of lswn and Connor, and he died in Ire
land in PVT. The son of a larler, ho
knew the common people better than
they kiie.v themselves, and knew what
sort of religious reading they needed.
The proof of that was the long popularity
of his IsMdts. In the abridged form it is
small, but in the present instance there is
hound up w ith it "The Lives, Acts and
Heaths of the Holy Kvaugelists and
Apostles, as record-si by the primitive
fathers and ancient writers of unques
tionable veracity,' ;-.s also "A brief view
of the violent persecutions of the Chris
tians under the heathen emperors, and
even by such as bore the name of Chris
tians, in Holland, France, Kngland, Ire
land, Scotland and Spain," by Charles
Buck, I). I). Buck was a clergyman of
the Church of Kngland, horn in 1771, au
thor of a theological dictionary famous iu
its day.
That is the kind of reading which
makes character. No w ishy-washy nov
els those days, no poems of passion, none
of the morbid stuff on which so many
brains are fed these days. And it was
on g-xid paper. Although the leaves of
this volume have been thuiulied for 7S
years they crackle in the bending and
twisting like a new government note. It
is said that most of the btsiks published
at the present time will soon cease to Ik?,
because of the rotten paper in them, and
it is a fact that librarians often complain
of this. Honest old printers, let them
not be forgotten ! In coming years let
those who glance through this volume
and at the title page acknowledge the
debt of gratitude w hich the peoplo of
Western Pennsylvania owe to such man
as the Pattons w ho furnished the fathers
such biots.
Spring KormaL
A Spring Normal (nine weeks) will lie
opened at the Cupp School House, be
ginning April ah. The liest advantages
will be otrered young ladies and gentle
men who desire instruction in the higher
branches and who are preparing to teach.
For further information apply to
N. X. Ct i f.
Bills, Pa.
Adulterated With Water.
Secretary of Agriculture K dge, speak
ing of f.MKl adulteration recently, said:
"Those who have not given the matter
careful attention have little idea of the
amount of fraud practiced by the addi
tion of water to many articles of common
household consumption. By processes
known to the initialed butter may be
made to hold as high as 2S per cent, of
water without showing it externally ;
lard may lie made to contain i't per cent,
of water and still not show it except by
melting iu a vessel in which the water
will separate and settle to the bottom."
DIED.
BALBWIX Mrs. Kate Baldw in died
at her home, March 15, Is1i, near Bakers
ville, of heart and stomach trouble, aged
iil years, 3 months and 12 days. She was
a kind-hearted wife and mother, and a
consistent memlier of tho Lutheran
church for many years. Interment took
place in Bakersviile cemetery, on March
17, 1.S1KJ, Kev. C. F. Gephart, conducting
the services.
BUNGABll-Sara liungard .Bed at the
home of Mr. I'arry Baker near the Lau
rel Ilidge Springs, on March, bl, lU, aged
71 yeas, !j months and V days. For sev
eral years she suU'erod from a dislocated
hip Joint. She wad a quiet, friendly
woman, and conscientious christian lady.
Interment at Bakersviile, March 21, 14.10,
Rev. C. F. Jephart conducting religious
services.
EealEitate and Baiinen For Sale.
Mr. Seorge Auinan, of Somerset, offers
all of his real estate and meat market for
sale. The real estate consists of a largo
new frame house on West Main streel,
with slaughter house, large barn, ice
house, and other out buildings; also
eight acres ol land in excellent state of
cultivation, adjoining Somerset borough.
Meat market, located in the Baer block,
has an excellent trade. For terms ap
ply to Mr. Auinan.
Salaiiet Instead of Feei.
There is a new movement among the
fanners of Washington ooimty for the en
actment of the law making all county
offlces, not already so provided for, pay
able by salary. In that connection, at
farmers' institute, held at Canonsburg,
a few days ago, the following resolution
was unanimously adopted.
"The taxpayers are now speaking in
no uncertain tone in their demand for a
reduction of taxes and salaries, and that
we should, by our ballots, emphasize
the fact by supporting only such candi
dates as are in sympathy with us; and
in addition, that the officers of this in
stitute are instructed to publicly inter
rogate each and all candidates to be no
minuted by the parties for the legisla
ture, whether they will favor an enact
ment of a law making all county oftices
salaried oftices, and that the salaries be
reduced to fair, moderate figures."
The Bock wood Xormal will open April
27, and continue for nine weeks.
P. S. Will.
Kockw ood, Pa.
Latest U.S. Gov't Repon
Emms
in
At His O'd Tricks.
Ex Prsachtr Harry Lane Stupected of
Kobbzry in Indiana County.
llev. Harry Iane, w ho was arretted
several months ago in Johnstown by
coiL-table ;illert, on a warrant charging
him w ith having stolen a w atch and chain
belonging to Miss Nettie I.ichty, of this
place, and who was sulise-piently dis
charged on his own recognizance, after a
hearing liefore Ksquire Oliver Knepper,
is again in trouble, this time charged
with stealing between f to and $5(1.
I-ane, it w ill lie remembered stopped
over night with Mr. Frank Countryman,
in whose home Miss I.ichty resides, and
when ho took his departure the next
morning it was discovered that the watch
and chain left with him. Two months
afterward Miss Li.-hty recovred the stolen
proiierty, it having lieen mailed to her
address '.from Latrobe, evidently by the
conscience stricken wretch who had
stolen it, as there was nothing to indi
cate from whom it camo.
The following account of llev. Lane's
most recent es.-apade is taken from the
Indiana Gazette:
llev. Harry Lane, a preacher without a
charge, was arrest-od by constable Bavid
Pringle of the Fourth ward last Friday
evening, charg-d with tho larceny of lie
tween fl-l and 50 from tho homo of J. K.
Fleming, of near Advance on Wednesday.
The arrest was made at the home of
'Squire Drenning of near Homer City.
The nonstable made a thorough search of
all of Bane's lielongings, but found noth
ing of an incriminating nature.
Tho robliery was committed during the
ab.seni-e of Mr. and Mrs. Fleming from
their home. Lane was staying with the
family at tho time. In a sewing machine
drawer Mr. Fleming had placed ?ltio. An
examination of tho money found that
over ?I0 was missing. Lane had un
expectedly b-ft tho house and it was not
known where he had gone.
Mr. Fleming came to town and mado
an information against him before "Squire
Kellar. Constable Pringle tsik charge
of the case. Line had been to Blairsville
and undo a few pnrchuse-.s. When
searched four or five dollars in paper
money and a pension voucher for $."d was
found. The constable didnot think the
evidence against him suilicient to hold
him, ho the preacher was released.
First of April Settlements.
The first of April is rapidly approach
ing, which is the Great Annual Settle
ment lay for Somerset county people.
You w ill w ant judgment notes, promis
or' notes, receipt lusiks, ttonds, leases,
deeds, mortgages and all sorts of legal
blanks; you w ill want envelopes, blank
lssiks, tablets, pens, pencils, fountain
pens and 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 mid complete line of legal
blanks, law liooksund everything usual
ly found in a first class Book, Stationery
and Book Stor, cau at all times le
found.
Cuts. II. FtslIKIU
Emerson Bennett, Jr., Bead.
Through mistaken information the an
nouncement was made yesterday morn
ing, says the Philadelphia Sunday fir
cord of the 22d inst., that Emerson Ben
nett, the formerly celebrated story writer,
was dead. It was his son, Kmerson Ben
nett, Jr., however, a lawyer and former
memlier of the Pennsylvania legislature,
w ho fell downstairs and fractured his
skull at No. Hits Fairmount avenue, on
Friday evening. Mr. Bennett, Sr., the
literary man, is yet alive. The deceased
had practiced Is-lbre the Courts of Phila
delphia County since 1K7J, nnd was very
successful in divorce and insurance cases.
He had also shown much of the literary
aptitude of his father.
Settle Up.
Our liooks ot accounts we will do away
w ith entirely from date of April 1, li.
We therefore notify all persons indebted
to us to call promptly and settle either
by cash or note, as by the above date w e
want all accounts chwed,
Fkrxkr Bros.
Warned in Time.
The T' lfjntjih desires at this time to
warn Republican district conferences at
which Republican electors for the Na
tional ticket are elected to lie very care
ful who are named as electors. The law
says that no man connected with the
Cnited States G iverninent in any posi
tion whatever is eligible for the position
of Presidential elc-tor, and this is held to
apply not only to those who hold ap
pointive or salaried positions under the
Federal Government, but also to Xation
al Bank otlicers and even stockholders in
National Banks. To be sure, the ques
tion as to the National Bank officers and
stH-k holders has never been settled, yet
there is an elemnnt of uncertainty in the
matter which was considered so serious
some years ago as to lead tho It-jpuhlicau
State Committee to request a National
Bank director, win h id beon phu-e i on
the electoral ticket, to got olflhe ticket,
and, though he demurred, ho was com
pelled to do so. It is this th it tin 7V-'c-yrnph
desires to call to the attention of
the Republicans of Pennsylvania at this
time. County conventions are being
held and electors w ill soon be chosen.
It is better to lie careful and host to lie
certain. A single electoral vote w.ts very
valuable in 177, when tl0 question of
w ho shoqld ho President trembled in the
balance llnrrithnrg Tilrtfr.tjft.
Bright Women
Who are anxious to a.-complish the
best results, for the least money, should
examine the Cinderella Range U-fore
they buy ; it is a good baker ami a per
fect roaster, and every new feature of
practical worth is embodied into its iiiii-strui-tion.
It has pleased thousands of
housewives, and will please you. Sold t-y
JAS. B. HoLIlKRBAl'M,
Somerset, Pa.
The Papers Were Lett.
Prothonotary Bryon Porter, of Fayette
county, has received word from Govern
or Hastings that the papers containing
the record of the Frank Morris murder
case have never been received at the ex
ecutive department, and that the first of
ficial notice the governor had of the case
was through the application to the Par
don Board for commutation of the death
penalty to life Imprisonment. This ex
plains the delay on the part of the gov
ernor in fixing the date of the execution.
Frank Morris murdered Bernard Liker
and tried to kill Mrs. Liker, at their
home in Bullskin township, Septemlier
11, lsM. He was tried at the December
court the same year and convicted of
murder in the first degree. In June isfCi,
the court overruled the motion for a new
trial and sentenced Morris to be hanged.
The next day Prothonotary Porter for
warded the records of the case by ex
press, as required by law, to the govern
or. It seems they never reached their
destination.
Her 8eoret,
The secret of the success of tho Ciuder
ella Stoves and Ranges, Is the superiority
of the material and workmanship that
enter into their construction ; they are
clean by habit, hav no dirt pockets, and
are sold guaranteed to lie good bakers
and perfect roasters. Sold by
JAS. B. IIOLDKRBAl'M,
Somerset, Pa.
Somersnt Hormal.
A Teachers' Xormal S.-Ikm-I will 1-e
opened at Somerset, May 1 lsy-i. Wo
will 1-e able to accommodate the higher
grades of flie'publlo schools. Special nt
tenlion will tie given to those preparing
to teach, we are also prepared to give in
struction iu the Classics and other High
er Branches at reasonable rates. For
particulars apply to
V. R. Sa vi.on,
II. S. Riioai-s.
PUBLIC
-swSALE!
WE WILL OFFER AT PUBLIC
SALE, ON
Friday, April 396,
At our Hardwara Store in
BERLIN, PA.,
CAR LOAD OF
Carriages and
Buggies,
Of the very latest Styles and best
Quality.
Harness-
At least ") sots of Harness
must 11 1 this sale.
Heavy home imi-le, oak
tanned work harness 1111.I single and
double hiigiry harness of all kinds.
Collars, J'.ridles, Saddles, Whips, Hal
ters, Lines, etc.
IMPLKMKXTS of all
kinds not worn, or
D weutla-r U'litcii but
fresh from the factory. Wagons, Har
rows, Plows, Hay Rakes, Hay Carriers,
Sulky Cultivators, Five Tooth Cu tiva
tors. Shovel Plows, Corn riunters,
Urills, Feed Cutters, etc.
p.,.' MACinXF.S of different
06W grades, Stoves, Was), Ma
uu " "o chines, 1 lay K h , Wringers
Blankets, Fence Wires, Rob.-s, etc., etc.
There will Ix- no buying in of goods.
KvtTv article olli r-d for sale w ill
sisitively lie sold to the highest bidder.
Come und examine tho g.ssls liefore
the sale. Kvervtiiing ie-n forinsHc
ti-m from this 'iute.
Terms;--
A credit of six and niue
months without interest
will 1-e given on nil sums
over ten dollars, to be settled by note
with g.ssl security. Purchases less
than ten dollars to U- tush.
SALK TO BF.CIX AT 0 A. M.
C. W. KRIS.-IXGEK fc CO.
IXSCUTOi'S
SALE !
My virtue of Hie u. rs contained under
the late will and (.-.iiiineat of Joslnh Alwin.-.
Int.- .if 'oniiiiaiit;li township. Soin.-rs. t .sani
ty, Pa..l.s-'d, the uii-Iersii:iisl ex--.-iilor.ir aiil
entitle will s- II at pulittc sale, oil the ircmi-s,
in said township, on
FRIDAY, APRIL 3, 1896,
At 2 O'clock P. M.,
all the follow ing; described farm or tract of
laud, hounded by land of Knl. r, Kiiiilmaii,
und others, containing in nil ono hundred
yn.l twenty -eight (!i acres, lu.-r- or less,
having er.-et.-d on tin- same a
HOUSE and BARN,
with outbui'.dinjr, on-hanl. ete., and will tie
ottered a a whole or in ci'.-imn- pan.
Tormc "hie-third on delivery of deed.
ItIJIlo" oiK-Ihird in nine in. ml Ik. IkiI-aut-e
iu eiiclit.s-n mofiihs: deferred i-M.vmcni
to be w-ciire.1 by jndiciii.-tit not-.-s t- lie made
Hens. Ten per cent, to lie kid when the prop
erty U Uiioeto-d down.
J. Ii. MISHI.I.IJ.
Kx- e ii tor.
Ymiouneoments
FOR TIIK-
March Republican Primary.
Tu the K lilor of Ac V.o s. f ..,-(. .-
Yihi will pl-iisf- announce th- following
numed Kent leinenns n:n-Ii.lat-s for I he vitri-
oils iiltli-is desiiciiMled. at Ihe ltcpuhlicun Pri
mary r.lccilon, to lie In Hi on
Saturday, March 2S, 9(.
iKi. IL st'l'I.U
Acting Chairman ltep. I'o. Com.
Fur CoityrcK,
Fin: ik w. iiu:si: ki:i:,
Of SuMCrxct II'?iih:ji.
Subject to the derision of the lt--iiih!icHii !rl-
liuiry t-.l.vtlon, to Ik- held n!iirl:iy. March
and of the 1-lslrh I Conference.
For Voityrt,
F. J. KOOSKR,
(tf S,nrrt't littriwglt.
Subject to Ihe decision of the Kepiihlitun Pri
mary Klerli.in, to Is- held Saturday. March
Z lKi, and of the 1 -is! net Conference.
Fur Ant lilffi,
Him. 11. MILLER,
Subject to the decision of the Republican Pri
mary i-.icciioii, 10 ne iici.i .-sHiuniuy,
March :9s, lsi.
For Aiwmlilif,
w. ii. saxxki:.
Of .ViiHcr.ef lloruugh.
Subject to the d.-clslnn of the Republican Pri
mary r.itviii-n, lo in- held isaturday,
March i. Is-ni.
For Aw'Hibh,
JEREMIAH MAI HER,
Of Ml lyrxluH-H Ilnnuiiji.
SubJ.-et to the d.-cislon of the ltcpuhlicun Pri
mary l-.leclliei, to He held s-aturuay,
March S, l!Hi.
For AuMM'inttt Jmlij-.
JACOR IK klVAXK,
Of Mmfrtcl IUhuiiijIi.
Subject to the d. vision of the Republican Pri
mary Kleeti.in, to lie held Sulunluy,
.March -Js, Isnti.
For Awx'tate Jul(jr
GEO. J. BLACK,
Of Slryrrnilnlr Ituronyh.
SubJ.-ct to the decision of the Repiiblii-nn Pri
mary blcclioii, to be held Saturday,
March is. Is;.
For Aiwtciatr Jmlyr,
AAROX F. DICKEY,
Of .Somerset Tuirwthip.
SubJ.-ct to the derision of the Itcpuolimn pri
mary Election, lo lie held Saturday,
March a, l.
For AMfi-intc Jutftfc,
JOIIX II. .V.V YD Ell,
(tf Sttty xtoirn ItniDinjh.
Subject to the d--rUion of the Republican Pri
mary Election to lie held Saturday,
March is, ltf.i.
For Sht riff,
M. II. II ARIZ ELL,
Of Itorlitcood Boromjh.
Subject to the derision of the Republl.-nn Pri
mary Election, to tie held Saturday,
March 3S lsti.
For Sheriff,
JOSIMI L. RERKEY,
Of Lincoln 7oiri.AijA.
Suhjrrt to the derision of the I(--iiblUstn Pri
mary election, 10 ne ni-ia swiuruuy,
March 2i, KH.
For Fi'ithmoturit
J. C LOWRY,
Of Mnin-et Ftoroagh.
Bubjeet to thed.-ciston of the Republican Pri
mary r.iection, lo is? neiu naiuruay,
March 2s, l-i.
For Prothonotary,
II. F. liARROX,
(tf S unt met 7.eoA.
Subject to the decision of the Republican Tri.
mary Election, to tie held Saturday,
March ii, ISJb.
For RrrM'-r ti- Ilmmfrr,
J. M. COVER,
Of J nnrr T'rnxl'p.
Subject lo the decfslon of fho Republican Pri.
mary r.i.-cnon. in neii .-saiuro.-y,
March as, lyt.
For IfriMrr A Rx-onUr,
A. .1. SEM ROWER,
Of f'pM'r T'ltkryfi-tt ToirnxUip.
Subject to the deri-l-in of Hie Republican Pri
mary ra.-rti.iii. lo N- nei.i .-salur-lay,
March , !;.
Fr U ijiArr A- I.'i curii r,
.. G. HI 31 MEL,
'f X'-i.iy i T t-r t'njt.
Subject to the il.-ci.snm of the Republican pri
mary El.vti.-ii, lo i- iild Saiur-iny,
March is, ls;.
For Riyix'tr ami liiinrih r,
JOIIX' S. SIIAFEI.',
Of .V..l-- lln,-itu:jh.
Subject to t he derision of the Republican Pi
mary hl.-cti.-n. to Ik- held Saturday,
March 2s, tsah.
For Rtififtrr imtl Iln-orh r,
J. R. ROOME,
Of M,tf,rl T'tu-atMp.
Subject to the derision of the Republican Pri
mary Election, to lie held isatunlay,
-March 2s, IsiM.
For RiyMi r ami l!nyr-l r,
ALBERT E. RA YMAX,
Of .Sli,nyrrcrk T'jir nxl. i p.
SubJ.-ct to the decision of the Itepubiican Pi
inary Elertion, to Is- b. Id Siiluniay,
March 2n, lss.
For Trutum r,
WILLIAM WIXTERS,
Of Sfwirrxrt Vofrii.-.io.
Suble-t to the decision "I the R- .nl.h---in Pri
mary Election, to Is- belt salurdav,
Man-h l- S.
For Trittxurt r,
l'ETER I I'M II A I' Lit,
Of M,lf,nl Tiir,t.)i.p.
Subj.-ct lo the decision of tin- It p:i I ! i-n n Pri
mary Kleeti.in, to Is- held Saturday,
Man-h a lsn.
For Trtaxiif r,
V. M. MILLER,
tif .Yi.i.o7 T"irnthijt.
Subject tot he derision of the Republican, Pri
mary KUs-tion, to be held .-Saturday,
March lsa.,.
For Ti' attires,
(SFAK II. COLE MAX,
Of Stmiyrrrrk Ton nx'ip.
Subject t-i the dis-ishin of tin- Republican Pri
mary Election, to l- held Saturday,
Man-n 4. Isni.
For Comity Coimtiixxiom r,
.1 A CO IS S. KOOXTZ,
Of (itrmiihuniifj 'i'-nrajuiip.
Subjivt to the d.t-ision of tie- ll- pubiican Pri
mary El-rtion, tu U- held Saturday,
ilarch , livfi.
For County OtiiimtMsiom
OA YIl L. MEYERS,
I tf ji-ii!hfi:trnl't if ..;.
Subjtrl to Hie t.-.-i-ion of Ihe It p-.ihle-in Pri
mary Kl.s-tiiMi. to Ii- h-id S.iiurdav,
Man-h 1 !-.;.
For I omtty Coimitiiuioiti r,
JOSEl'H IIORXER,
t tf S'urtrrxf T'tiritJiMp.
SubJ--rt to t-ied-s-lsion of the Republican Pri
mary Elivlioii, to Is- tield natunlay,
.Ma rvu ls:i.
For County Coiiitnii;if r,
ISRAEL J. SCHROCK,
Of .Sottirrvw-.' T'lirHihip.
Subjei-t to the derlHion of tiie Republican Pri
nuiry Klection. to be h-ld .-s.itur.lay,
March -Js, Vi..
For County Coiirmitviinn r,
GABRIEL GOOD,
Of Aiojicrxef 'I'm nxl' in.
SubJi-ct to tlied.-risl-m of the R. ;iuMi.-..n Pri
mary Elect a m. lo lie held .Saturday,
March 2S, l-4-.i.
For County Coinniixxiom r,
V. I). liROl GHER.
tif Sti,iieyxt T nrnxhip.
Subject to the d- cisi.tn of the Republican Pri
mary Election, to h-ld s.ituplay,
Mitn-h 2S, Isnrt.
For County Comniixxi'mi r.
WM. X. MOSER,
Of Kit Lick T .ixh.p.
Subject to the division of the 1 publu-.m 1
ri-
mary i-.h-.-ii.mi, to tie held Saturdav,
-Van h 2k. I-cil.
For County Coimnixxiom r,
IJEiK F. K I MM EL,
Of Mi If. ml T-Hhip.
Subject to the derision of the Repuhlicnn
Prl-
mary r.ieriion. to lie n -ld Siiturday,
a. -oh , s-.i;.
For County Comnii-.iontr,
WESLEY IP. .l J V.V,
Of Sti.ncrxrt ll'i,;mjh.
SubJ.-rt to the di-ciMon of the It. pill.lie.in I'
mary t-.uvii-iu, lo is- n.-id .-aturdav,
Man-h 2s. ls-H.
For J'tjor Itircvtor.
s ADAM S. MILLER,
lif LiltCliItt T'llTHxIlip.
SutiJ.vt to the decision of the Republican Pri
mary .i-r;ion. to im- h.-iii attinlar,
Man-h -K, lsi.
For I'oor I i rut or,
jacor jr. peck;
(tf Snim.tit Twruxfiip,
Suhjivt to the decision of the Republican Pri
mary r-icriioii, in ne icia naiuray,
JLin h 2H,
For A 'id it or,
J EI! EM I A 11 RlIOAIfS,
Of Sout' rxf t Rorouyh.
Subjivt to the d.s-lsion of the Republican Pri
mary Ejection, to is- tie!. t Siiturday,
Man-h 2s, sji.
For Auditor,
R. J. ROWMAX;
Of llfilhcrxritltcjt Toirnxn'p.
Subject to the decision of the Republican Pri
mary rj.-ciion. to ne neiu rsaiurday,
Man-h 2S, Isiii.
For Auditor,
JOXA Til A X J. WEL L ER,
Of Summit Tinrnxliip.
Subjis-t to the decision of the Republican Pri
mary r.lccin.n. lo t-e held .-saturdav,
March 2S, Iss-i.
For Auditor,
JOIIX' F. II A Y,
(tf Xrr CcHtrrrille Ii-irnuijh,
Subject to the derision of the Rctiiihlicua Pri
mary Euetion, to Is- held Saturday,
Man-h 2 lsi.
For Adihw,
' JOIIX A. WALTER,
(tf Mimerxct Ilornngh.
SubJcrt to the decision of tlx- Repuhlh-an Pri
mary r.l.vt.on to lie h-ld Saturday,
Man-h lis,
For Auditor,
WM. W. RAKER,
Of Somerxct Tutrttxhip.
Subject to the decision of the Repuhlicnn Pri
mary Election, to be held satunlav
Man h 2s, Iswi.
For Audititf
A. l fr-YI-rJ",
Of .Stunt-rct TbiFaviAiyi.
Subjwt tu the -b-vUi-m of the Republican Pri
mary ElivtK.il, lo la. held Saturday,
Man h2N lHi.
lr Drlryfite to Staff Conn ntion and
Off rrr to IHtlrict Omercarr to Ktict M
coiiUm to XtttiiMll (bsrmiort,
J. F. XAVGLE,
Of .V.'m i.t It trough.
Subject to the d.-clsloii of the Repuhli-an Pri
mary Election, to he held Saturday,
March 2X, !,
For Il-ltyttr to Stat'' Convr ntion an I
Vnncrce tt lHtrict Omrcrncr to Ktrct Vf
tyttet to Aoitim-i Cni-rHto.
EDWARD HOOVER,
Of Smnersrl linroH'jh.
Subject to the decision of the Republican Pri
mary t-lecin-n. to ne neia nuiuruav,
March 2H, lduu.
.SI(iNF.i:s MlTICK
r j-tat-- .f Irf-vl I'-sleran! i if-f Cncmaith
towm-bip. Siiiiiemet roil lily. Pa.
Notice I her. by slven Hint l-rl Y-sler and
wit--, of Concilia ich towe-hlii. Siiii-I
isiunlT', Pa., have exe.'ilfel fi ibil nf voi-inta-rv
a-l-.'rnrii iii t uli llieir -'Ue. r-al and p- r
iiiat. i-liie utid-r-iiifs. fur lb. iM-nein of
I li- creditor-, of lhiid Vbraiid wife.
All persons l:id' bieil In. tel lvl V.-i.r and
Mi ll.- will make limn. li:-t p:. m- iit. ai.-i
llii liHVii.ir clioiii Hiil pr-rnt tli-ln
-luly niithciiti-iitc.l iir MiiUi.ient. on M-hi-dii.v.
A,-. it ti, at In at ri.l- n. e of
aiYi -i s.
tiKo. V. M.siAlt'IV. Jr.. .lu'ti--.
Krankliu sir.-et. J-iliisti;s n. Pa.
.l.ili.f I ,-vi I. k.ib-r -ie.-t Mr,!". -,f I .inf
ill iiti.li ltt iib.j. stiiucn.. I r-Mialy,
-ifiei- N i:--r-bv -ivsii li:a Il E. Vo i. r
ati-l u .. ol I o.i-'inaiih !. uship, sinner-1
is-iliily. Pa., lia t.- .o-ellted a -l-s U of 'filllll-l-ry
r.iiiii!c nt of :.: their csta'.c. mil and
p. r-on.-il. Iii Ihe undi-rslic.i.-d. fur the h.-nctit
l lit. cr. il?!.r. of th -aid l-vi Jfc Ymii-rniiil
wife. AH srs,n liid-iir-d Ki uid l-cvl E.
V.sler an-l wile will make l:ni-e-li:.le pa
l.ielil. an-t lh-se ha'.liiti clnini w:ll pr-sent
!'i. In i-.ii r ulil Ii-:i''ki. d for M-tllemeiil. on
M-md -. April s. It., at l-J .. !. . a. . at
I r-sj.leliec -l ns-l'.'l.nrx.
j I. El). . M.s. VERY, Jr. Asi-iii-.-c.
t r.uiku i M r.-. I, J-iiii.-t-ivi ii, I'a.
A
I EM IX ISTICAHI'.s;' XOTIC1-.
Et.i'.e-f 'Vm. If. Mil!, r. l.il- i f So.nyrn ek
t- ii-hip. il.t-'.l.
Ij-tti-lv t a'ttiiliiiolritinii having lie-u
isroii I i.v i. . pr. r au.in.r-.lv, to me un-
i-T-111.-1. I . I 1,. reliy yiVeli In ?,tl rr-I-.IIH.
.let- i t o.l tt.ile In liu.ke lliiiu di-
U'f p.t t.t. if . -:el llwi.' b.l llltf --l.lllisar-.ilist
Kthl e.ial-- 1.1 r.-.i nl Hi-oil ouiy aulli--lltl-c,it-l
I-t . I i. a. -in .mi Ta- .-lay. May 12, Krt,
r Mii.i i re all p-rsui!. mii-rote-J .-an at-t-ii-1.
KATK MII.I.KR,
-N. E. V I l.l.ER.
A-'N..i.i.tnt-irs -if V. H. Jiill.-r. -he'd.
A1"
If.MIX Is Ti: ATulW XOTICK
Et.i"- of Alex in l.-r V. il.. re. late ,f Mid.lic-i-rei-K
ti-.vii-bii, --iii-rsi-tc.uiily. Pa., d.i-'d.
!. r of adiiiim In.lirn mi tiie almve v-
Ut!- bavi! - Ini 11 m-ai.li :i t-i the un. le.-.. :ll.-t
by tit-- pro-r an; n-i iiy. utii-.- i-i liercbv iv-llt-li.ll
p.-.-..ii lici.'hn-ii lo ,..cl el.ile to
make mini. i i r r ;iyiiH-n.. ar,l th.i-i- having
claims iii;e.ill-t Ihe sit lie- present Iin In duly
: II I ll IC lea ted Inr s. I ! 1. m, : . .,11 Nalur-tav.
M.iy lii. l-.ni.al lb- oHice ,,f .,n:i 1 w. ill,
E., N---.V C-utr.- ill. iHir-ifu'ii.
K:.m::u e. m-s.re,
i-AMKI. W. W ll.i,
J-ii.u It. Scott. All y. A-liiiii-isiraloni.
A
DMIXISTHATOKS XOTICF.
Klrtt of MicLai l Si (k. "late of J ti:-r towu-
Sirii. rt siiii'y, I'.i., lsi-M.
I.fil'r of 'lriiiiiNrniti;n tiavir ljvn irnii.t
hy tin- jir-M-r autiiohiy. It 1 1..-uicit liiL'ii-ii-tH-t-i
iti-ro iivt-ii t all in-
!o iUi liIf to liuik tllllltilllut -
Iin lit, ai.-i 1 h ivinx riaiiiin ar.i.ii!sl -ai-i
'-!itt-w :ii j-n--iit tin-in iluly au: in-rni-a!-i
for tilt :m i;I, hi .ai!ir !a, April iv. ixi, ut
L't rt":'Kir of
K!V.HI I SIH:t
h'n-ii. W. l!ii-4'kr. Attn.'niMtniTor.
At lonifV.
A
I EM f XIS THAT )IiS XOTK F
K.-i.iler Wiliia:-i IE Ikirr-ii), late of NilMK
rn. t-ji n-.li! p. sniiii'-rsi-t . "o.. Pa., die'd.
Ia tt- rs ff a-imiiiistr-li-iii hax iatf b.s-ii
irniiie.l i.v I h pn-iw-r nutli-iriiy. to the un
ii. rsiun--.!. n-:i.i-is h.rti.y i:iv. u t. all -r-
I.-.III. lll.i-bTst to al-l est;ile Ii lilave illllll-n-at-
ayliiei;t. aid tlci ia i-iain.s airai:i-t
i.ld --'al;. will present them d-iiy aiiiuenli
rali f-r s-tliioii--lit .ill Nalur-iay. Aplll Is.
I--;, at It-e residence id the a'liuinisiral ir iu
Miif.-rd townsbi:-.
1. .;. MII.I.KR.
ii. M. Ii Jkl y. Administrator.
Att-irn.y.
I
IMIXISTKAHi: -s XOTK 11
Eiat. of I ::ii:i ti U Miller, Lite -if M -y- rwlale
li..-muli. Pa., itei-'d.
tiers of aduiinistraTion on the al-ove--!.-ir-
i: ! .nc ls ii enuit-il l-i tiie under!ll.-d
bv tic- pn-is-r:iuih-.rity ii.iu.-ei-. Iir--iiy .ven
t-i a:! ier-i:i iiid-'-l- ! l-i said rotate t make
in. iie. i;. ii p i iisenr. and tho- bavins: claims
nlMUl-d tie- sal.le to pres. lit th--in ilu.y all
t li. o: i.-ii. : f-.r rcttlcmnit. on atiir.lay the
l'ii dav ol April lti. al Hie late n-sidenre of
th-- d-v--j---l in said l-nuli.
A. I- MII-I -KR.
John IU S. ..H, Jeis-EPH A. MII.I.KR.
AU-irnc;.-. A-luiiiilstntors
A
DMIXISTUATOIt'.S XOTIC E.
I--tateof Charl. s In l5.-rk. late of Somerset,
Soiii.-rset i-ounty, Pa., uei-'d.
I-itei-s t.f a.On:ni-tr..ti..n havins; Is-en
eraiitcd l y the pr-s-rauih-irity lo the uud--r-siitm-d.
notice i r- l.y kivcu lo ail Hrsons
liidebte l to m,i.1 ..-late l make immediate
pavm-iit. and ib-se n.vini; claim atani-t
siOd - state will pr-.-.-iit th. io. duly aiitii- n.i
ated l-.r s- ltl. meiit. on .-"atunlay. ihe li!i day
of April. Is-.i. al my oitice, ir Hie borough ol
?-oiii. rsfl. -Mirncrsci snii.lv. Pa.
JA.-iE-s U Pfiill.
A-lrn'r f Charles In lUn k, d.-e d.
yD.M IX rsTKATIHX'.S XOTIfl.
Estate of j..hn Auju.-tu Sr.ydcr. late of -'loin
ere. k township, rsopi. rs.-t county. l"a.,
d.v-i.
I.etT.-rs -f a.Ii.iiiiis;rati-in haviuu- t-een
L-ra!ii. .!. y lit:-pn.p- r a-iiia-ntv. lo ihe ui:
.! rs.:,. i, "n.i-icc is h.-n l.y uiv.-n l-i a'l p-r-...i.s
in.!--bli-l to -a:.i estate t-i mase iii.m
d.al-- pavin-lil. a.l.l Inose havim; (latins
ai;ai;is in I estate will pres.:. I them duly
authenticated l.ir si-tlienn-ut, on SMtunlax.
April 4. lx. lit the late r -l.i- la-e of said
di-e.l-.-l. .irat the lti--e.d J. I. I'llill.of Som
erset tM.r--ui:h, s-iin.-r-et .-.-nitty. Pa
SARAH SNVI-KR.
Ad uiitiistratrix.
A
iEMIXlsTUATOH.-s' XOTIfK
E-!atc of EUils-lh Ix-ntic, late of ilr-s-n-
ilk- townshiji. Miii:i-r-t county. Pa d-e'd.
E tt. rs of aJniini-tRiti-in on the jlmv-- .s
tatc tiaviint Im ii nr.ialed lo the undersigned
by i!m proj-.-r aiilaiirily, n.-ti.s- is hereby i:iv
et'it.iatl p ts;his iie.ieidcd to said estate t-i
ni.ikc iiiiiie-.liat- pi.ynieiii, and th--e li.iv lint
cl;.lnt- a-.iii.si Hi.- same t pn-s-rit th- in dul
niilliei'.ii--i-sl f.ir M-ttlent. nt. on Saturday.
April t, lMi, at late n-si.l.-ii.s-.if d.c-.t
EUWARU E.'RETIC.
John II. Scott. Adiiiiiiistrator.
Att.iru. v.
A
DM IXISTKATOIIS' XOTICF-
Kstatcof Michael E.iii. late of Wellersburs;
iKinuiirh. .i::i-rs.-i isiunty, d.c'd.
Ia-tlers of A.lieini-iratioil llavin tss-e.
i:i-antil b l.ie pr.ip r auttiority to tie- uu-dersiuia-.ll
n. -tie. U i.i-p i y jjien ! sit per
sons iii.lcl.tcd to said s. ale to li.a lie ill. 111. s
dial-- pi-iiieiit. and llnise li;i lln claims
aie.iliist Miiil estate w ill present them duly aa
tlu ala-.i'e.l for s Iticineiit. on Tuesday, Man-h
t, lies, at the late residence trf dee'd., in V.'cl
icrbur l)ori-u-li.
A. 11. I.nXii, A
Win. I.nNii.
Administrators.
1
XF.l TTOII S XOTIC F.
Estate. -f iMvid liciple, lateof Somers. t town
ship, s,,ii:ersi t county. Pa., dcc'it.
Ijt--rs tesUiiaeiitary on the above is-tatr
having' Ist-n granted to tin- imd.-rsi-n-sl by
the pi .per aut h.-iiiy, nitii-e is hen-b iv.-n lo
ail p.-rsons iu.b bii.t t,i mid i-ktste'l-i luakt
inii-i -i late -ay m.-iil, a-ud hn- ha hit ciaiii-s
intainst tie- -sun-' ta pri-scnt th.m duly bii-th-
ti-.ua . I ,vi u Ulelic nt. on Saturday, April
IS. ls;i,at Ihe late n-sid.-nceof i.-'d.
l UAHLts II El PI.K,
Jol-.ti IL ss-ntt, Kxeciilor.
Attorney.
IXElTTOIi S XOTK. F-.
Estate of I.ydi.-i Riker. late of I in-enville
township, somerset county. Pa., tl.r'd.
letters ti-stainentaiy on the htsive en
bite havim: Ix-en i;niut.sl to the undcisii-iicd,
by tiie proper authority, notice is lur.bv
tiveii to all rsons inii. I.t- d t.i said estate to
make imm.sliate m mi at. And Ihose having
claims Hailisl said estate will pr.-si-ut them
duly authenticated lor settiemeut. on Satur
dav". April Is, lstii, at the late r.l.l.nce ol
dee'd.
IANIEI. BAKER.
Kr.nl. W. rj.-s.ck.-i-, Ex.s-uior.
Allorn.y.
pXHt'lTOlS'S NOTICE.
Estate of Ihiiil-I Shultz, late of McyeredaW
lirouh. ds.-'d,
le tters testani.-nlary on the alsive etat
havim; hei-n Ki-aiil. .1 lo the undersigned by
Ihe pmpcr authority, unliii Is hen by civ. n lo
all i-.-1-sous ind. bleu to said .-slate lo n ake
inim.-.liate Miyiu.-nt. and those luivinucb.iuia
airaiust the ame lo pn-sciit liiem ou:y iu
iheiilirHted for settlement, on KriCay.
March 27, lswi. at lmv. nui-lem-e of dee'd., iu
Meversdale borollcli.
11 nt S SHI IT,
Joseph shi ltz.
Executorm.
I
XECt'TOIVS NOTICE.
E--Uite ;f l.-lui.i tkirkman, late of Ijivaii-s-
Ville, Suuterael township, Sona rset
ttK. l'a, dee'd.
Ectl- r testamentary on the above
eatute having las-n irante.1 to Ihe un.'er
iiii."l bv Hit. nr.nwr niithorifv. ml-.re is
U.-reby given lo all person In.iciifi to
Gild estate to maKe luim-ouile av-
mcnt, and those having claims aciiinst
said estate will nn-sent them duly auihcnti-
cntcd for aettl.-m. nt, on Saiunlay, April IS,
lc-, al the ortice of John R. Scott iu Souk rset
borotnth.
FREEMAN Yt-RTY,
John R. -rott. Executor.
A Homey.
IJKortJSAIjs WAXTKI).
Shsl pnitaisiiN will 1-e received t- Ihe
sch.Mil Ismnl of M. yers.l:ile. Pa.. KJ- theerer-
1 1. m of a pubiir schiMil im.ioiin' In stud Isir
otn?h. Plans nil. I snei-ittvallolis call be ren
at the ollice of Ihe tu-vn-iaty. Bids will lie re
ceived until the evening of March 2M. The
ritthl 1 reserved t-y the ltoanl to n-j.s-t any or
all bid. . I.IHHt,
iSfCT'titrtf.
A Hone For Sale
I n Somerset townshipaoljoiiiiiia- theRomuith.
isiiitainim; 12 arres. with 2 dwelling h.aises
und stable tin-mill envied, with luvenient
and Ismrd walk from Ihe Court-hiKis- to the
pn-mises. Also, ill a.-ns of timls rland with-
i-i half-mile from the home. Either one will
be soldi scparatolv Call on J. II. Klmmel.
HEXKY t l XXINiillAM,
CALVIN CVNN INUiLUt.
A
te Sle
l Tim
I Livery I
t of z
t :
I md "in it ' v. lib ti. .,r, .
:i;-.... I Mel isj,. . iy . . j
.-.-I '., . in'. i , tf-u.i, :.. .
'.'-, and tin-otb. r various 3-
Itseories to li;en's nj-i-artl,
ubicli we are now showily.
lI'Msfcr is Cvmiiuj
!
S is tl,e time for i linii"iiit to J
Spring StU-s-tLe ts,rr.et Z
dn-svsers luittd turns to this
J store at mw as tbc store where
everyt-iin-f is as bright an-l Z
iitw u to-morrow.
V. S. Kimmellj
Z
Hatter and Furnishings.
KENAN" IAI. STATEMENT
Ncrthanipton Township.
s-.-ttl- in- nt of --ut, 1 1 with aniti-l P-ir-ban-'ii
and II W. M.)l. r. sn;- rv ison. of
N.ii-t:i:.iiipl..n Towii-hiu, U,r thr.r rni!ln
Man-h 11, l-.i. "
SAMTJEL POORBAUGH, Collector, DE.
Tiiam'l duplicate $ 7'l 7S
Less exoneration lj
To cash from Kan in. n V. br.-
i VI
" Vo. lit-a. Tmis.
order.
To cn-h from i 'o. 'fnn.. 'iavern
Elcellsc;
ca.
Wy work on riU
i-.U finl rri l. . r-hinif ..
" !unk a work
in riiu- aul r-Mti-
liy tjt-rriii'!iiit: tjt t;in-i1.l
liy v-iary tm up.-rvisi.r
Iiy rash mi I l,raii ti.tir,. rk
Hivi auiti;r.
V. IA
R.tarT- tin titfi;. ,-u-i
I'.Hr!..4'n;h . !.."
H. W. XllLZX Collector. Di.
To aiootiiit ti!Mt-.
rxit.Tati.n
Ci
f-.y work o.i ra:.!s
It o-ITsruudiij.. U'lprtid
Ity s-tlary as .ip'rv:s.,r
P.y c::-h f-.r lr-ms and b.iu.i-oc
P'"" -
- 4 4T,
Tu Ta
li 11
7 f2
-I 7
"m v.: 1 A
r r
'ti A
Bal dn- II. W. Mi
towr.sl.ip . ..
W'T t y tli
I.liMh:i. if torrn- l:ip f r r !
it- . 'O rev " - "
I.lu'-iiiti- s atsi- c r-sivj-rerf
V.'e, the und-rsi-.i-il on t'tor of Nort !i
arr.p'on to tisfi:p. do ft. r bv r-;?y that
aii-v- a-c.iinTA itere t.-y as cAaruilivd ud
found orr. t.
.u .-t: I.. M. sTIVF.
Isulah E. Mar-.. P. j. p.s-i;it ftiU.
T-Api ierii. K. A. HITTNEK.
Auditor.
Crrhan's C:i-t Sol-:
Valuable Real Estate I
Ry virtue of an op!- r of s.le liie.) out of
lirpiiaiis' Court ol soiii- rs. co.riTy. Pa., to
i-e dinei.-il. wnl epo' i.i publfc alr on
tne preinis-s in Pai.u township, Soiner-i
c-.uaty. tn . on
Friday, March 27, '96,
At 9:30 A. M.,
tiie follow ini; dcser.ls-d n ai riate, xc:
- Eive fri.-ts if ::d.I nearly r'I (ontluor:
a. id known as lb- ianiei lloi-i.pp! rs'ate,
.sii.t.iiinn in t.il atnit -Vo acr. . TIi-m
t i-ic-s an-sui rj.bl-- f i.- ror-iii-ii; an-l luinbrr
in:; -urss. s, havim; biiiidino tlien-vu rrr. t-
i. At-.-, one of tic- ir.n-l. having a Ur
smw- miil ther.siuer.e-ed with other building.
I'bts.- pnip.-rti.-s will i- tiin-i In division -
asOistiit i.h piirel:;i. r. Tiie saw mill lias i
.spacity of 2n.. t.s-t : day, labors.- por
s'.emil In-ii.t. an-l iare .lain for la.idn.tf I:i
I.--.-S. At tile sillle tl::ie ali.l pia.'l'Wiil Ik- of-
f.-osl utensil. lor iiukiii.' siimir. Tiie c.l
ri(;ht in tin v inlets lias l... I Urti sold.
Terms :
lac-third o:i i-oiitiraiati.nl of sale, or.-third
in six miiiiths. au I Uilane. m one year, de
ferred my uietiis to liear int. rest und to be e-
CUrisl I.V jUiitn.'l.t notes to U- nimlt-
l-i ja-r i-el.l. ol me mil to Ih- poo wt.en pr..p-
ri :s k!.--Ki'i .:o.n. i-urin--r in.rtlcu.ars
i:l ! BlVell on day of s ile. Wtiloil will C-il-
U1--HCC on the big siiw- mill tract.
JACIdt ll di iPPEE.
Kv.vut.ii-ol liaiiiel iioisoppie.
-UK-
VahaHa Real Estate I
By virtue of i.n or.!. of sale iucd cur of
!i.v rpii.-:.s l ourt ol soi:;, rs. t count. I':,..
ittd lo the itiniersiKiK -i a.in:initiHir.x of
.iim.-l R. Cnichii-ld. late of I u,i r Tuikt-r-
f.:-t f. i w ii. -In p. s.-iin-rs i , oi.rit . l-a.,dir.ct-.1.
I Will off. r:-l -elbiic sale :. t t lie (. ou.'t Kl-'i-e.
in the oorou-jii of ssjiiiervt. Pa., on
Saturday, March 28, 18G6,
AT 1 O'CLOCK P. .
of sai-l day. the following d-scribtd ral .
t te :
A c-rtain farm or trsct of land ni'unte In
-liner township, Stiim-rsei ii.uciy. cou-
lainina acr. s and l-i ia relies, siii.-i in.e
ure. ai lotioni: lands -f aii! bony Ash's hen.
Joseph Ki-rn.v, so,.Ir,m Simpson. Michael
Smi.iI. r' hnrs. Eli I 'Kiii-.e and Ererinan lli-tt-
-.aii, alKut lu-acr. s are iu a K.ssl state ol ctti-
latloii, tl.e Uilan.e tallii; tt.Mil innd. The
i:n-siti-r mn -t tins firm is tindi i.aid with i
mr-iiini von i coat una limestone, there
s then. -in n-.-l.-d :
Twostorv
Frame Dwelling House,
Un;e bank Imrn. !t- f.t-t, jr.l thT n.---jry
outt,iiiliii:ius. TU r' i- un hrri
ot Viiu ntc Htitl ciAtu iii tr:it int on the farm,.
nhw h is iir-.ittl tu .mmi itiuniuuityv ;ife
t!ii'nt to MhiiiMi)-i rnurv-tifs.
-Terms:
n. -thirt of Ihe ru nh:iso n.4n( v, nflrr pay
ni iil tl' nil it'-M ami lt:al tx h i: . T r
main h lu-n tti tiif lnl lit l-u vt ,lw r !
Ih widow nt vitiil sttfM.. und Uiliiiut iu tim e
ivinn(-4 : t-m-thirl m mi-urni! ion mic.
oiitMisirU In iiinthunJ uu-thirU in uit
yntr, with int. r t. Ten p -r nt. uf pun-U-ai
liionry to tr Mil! on tiMT of vt!i. I-frrp-
1 pay tin nt? to t- mvuau i y ImhiiI mdU ntort
jeajfc ou ills' rv m i-.
ii t. K. SiiU. AUt.iiuiMratnx.
Attorn y.
CJl2r:, Zzzzt Sals
Valuable Real Estate!
Bv virtue of an onlrr Issued out of the or
phans' Court of Sinners, l i.uiuv. pa., and to
ine ilincti-tl. itieie w i.l lie cxpom-d to public
saleon the pr-mis-, in the towuship ut Al
legheny, SuuK-r-rt County. Pa., ou
Saturday, April 11, 1896,
At I o'clock P.M.,
h - for.oair ff tit riW J n :tl t tati x:
A t-rtiiiti tmrt of land In Alhehnv tn-
ti John tt'iitx, tifiiry .lorn, r.iimunu mud
uml orhrs, 4ontMtlilii)C 0lv, luort or
ir, h:.vin tiu-r.-on eifia jjoini
Two story
Frame Dweliing House,
two stables, and other outbuilding. Ats-ut
l.i acres cleared, hulaui wi-ll timts-red wilt
thela-si of n-d oak ud while ink, and sit
II ihsl ou Sloytsiown pike.
Terms:
III per cent, of pun-liase to tie punt wii.
p iK-rty is knia-k.st down, balance on n.n
flr nation of sale and deliver of deeil.
ELI.svVt'OKTIi I. INi.
Administrator of James Pugh dee .
We Pay Cash
r'.ir your neighbors"
ad.lres.sis and n-mi-r
rlippinif of
all kinds. stamp
inr particulars. fMPIftC COMMISSION CO.
(L'PrlNG DtP'T, 0. a C. 14TM ST. N. T.
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