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. April 2, MM.
AMI i';iji'r! Wall Paper !! at
s.vikr's Art Stohe.
il. I)m!1t. of Uerlin, ha) hwn
o-t-il pension.
. i cr nill of Wall Psikt to Hclect
mi :it Synier's Art Store,
i). A'. ltoyer, of tileiicoH, lias entered
p t'ollepe. Jouiisttiwn, an :i MtutleiiL
1:
.!!! ffa;!!i-r, of Forward, this unity,
ii.i l-cet'. jrnu.led a" increase of pension.
ih'' fit pinion of the Massachusetts
s. a! o census j nt finished, fthowH an ex
,.,s .f females of 70,HU.
rM at Snyder's Art Store and see the
,.; line cfWa'l Puiscr at .. jn-r roll.
; :-.e i:y nuthoriiies of Honilaywliirjr
v ,:i ci!i'iie!i-o. vork upon a municipal
,-...-;rie liK'it plant inside of ten days.
The largest line of Wall Paper ever
sj ,.n ill the county at
SNVI'KRS A 1ST Stokk.
I Aainliialions are to le aliolished in
Iluntincdon public kcImmiIs. Promo
lt.ti.t will l itiadc upon the general
Ki;uhT sol the pupils. during the term.
Yi'-'.ms, Mandolin, ..uitarK, Banjos
at, 1 oilier stringed iiistruiuenUi at Sny-d-r's
I'rujJ store.
i de Women's Christian Temperance
: i.. n w:.Tit to erect a puMic drinking
1 ;ti:ain at I'niontown. The town coiin
asUed for permission to proceed.
:s. K. 15. Coffroth has in stock, all the
i.. v. and stylish things iu millinery.
Vi Kite paper tells of a bill received
l v ; he directors of the (Hir from a medi
. i i,-.-n, containing the item: "To keep
!:: a stranger sick all night, seventy-
li e cents.'
!!;tve yon seen the new gilt and leather
?..-.;s at Mrs. K. IS. Cofl'roth's? You can
I ; one f r cent.
VVIiat s;:id to lie the larpest smoke-s-,i.
!. in tl.e United States was used for
h i'.r-t time Tuesday l.y the l'ennsyl
i: salt Mais-factiirinj; company, at
;..,.!i:u It is 3 J feet high. ISO feet in
. iiiiferon.-e at the l-ase and fJ feet at
: t. p.
V.,,:raii i t:y a Hat already trimmed.
y !! you ish to pay, from f l.-Vi up,
, : .;. t vtTVot Vs.
Mi
M i:l,-r. the stttr.ty wi!e of a
. wrier near I);i'ois, is not a
n 'v woman, liit she is aiding her
: ;,. i:: a nv.iipi'.- way. She retdarly
, - i! crc'.nci-r in fur- inal, aitd ean
. t ; .. or a v. eil as many
do.
;i't ;'. t M rs. C: -iVn h lias, enga4l
.:-.!j.er !!(, :s city, pud ln? is pre--d
tos,;it any niid t vcryone with the
. liiiiig they are l.K.tirg for i millin-
;d ; tl ra t'Mifyingtoc;:res
' v Ayr's S; :-:ipai iUa atid other
r, .... ..r, 'r ...t on !.! at t!ie J. t".
o"s !";, . ,,wi 'A, Mass. They ate
.;1 over the uv.jjd and are chrerful
. v. n to ::;' . i p tu-s:r; us of'st ellig
1 -re;
A i
tiswi:l:.tiy o:i ' of th" lvst two
.!".!! M..od short Horn li ills
o;i;.:y; vt iy g-.-iiti-i aiel a good
WAI.IKR HKI'FLKV.
A . onsiiiiiem of XM .its were shipped
from Mirc.-r "ntnty, this week, to the
s itc of Washington. The cii-ps there are
l'iTsr destroyed ly gophers, and the i-.;ts
nii! Ve t;ssl to exterminate these pert.
( n- : iiar a head, is K ing paid for the
JiAXA'S SirsspariJ'a is n t only the
.' .f all remeiiies for the Nerves, l.iver,
K idlif vs. Sto;na h. a'id Bhxxl : but if ho
' f (!' !! "' !!' y
The vinie gtiarantee applies to Ia"A's
I'.:l!s,'C"oi:gh Syrup, and Plasters,
l or sale t.y Iu id Uildner, M. I. Agent,
Ko-kwo-d, i'a.
Tiiie men w ere kiiied and one injur
c.i in a serrihle Ixilcr explosion Satur
d ty, at i'iyniHiin, ("amhria county. The
l-.iiler was in a portable saw mill which
had oeen set up ina tract of wexxl land
near Flynr.ton to cut up tinde! for ship
ment to market,
Tiie ."uml-eriand laundry Company of
Ciiuiher'and, Md., wants. live young
!! n to a.-t as agent for them in Somerset.
They guarantee a high grade of work,
ii k service and give a liberal commis
sion. Tiie jewelry store of J. W. Crotn at
n.vri.lman, !! -dford county, was entere.l
l.y lmrglars Saturday night and jew elry
to the amtmiit of $1,J was stolen. Over
i ii i'.!'iso:iie g iM watches several dU
i:i .uds and other jewelry were taken.
The number of rob!-eries committed in
thai !:eig!i!oru'v'l lately hids to the le
f that a bn;. I of organized burglars is
:i:fctiug the 1-x-ality.
The ln'rd of 4n rows on the farm of
William T. Painter, in Hirminghain
lov.T.ship, Chester county, which were
ov.n.l to I sufl'cring from tuljereul-rds,
.-.10 kiiied a f?w days ao, and Mr.
Pouter will re-ive from the state 1,i.
;,;e few weeks ago he purchased 13
l.eaithy cows and put them with his herd
1 in a iiit'.e t::ne 10 of them were eri
..isly a!!elrd, while the other three
shewed signs of disease.. There are sev
eia'.othiT herds in the same neighbor
hood being camiued, and tliey are be-;'-ed
to !e as luily ;5'ected as that of
Mr. Painter.
i - r every variety and phase f theJ
::,.i,iy iii-":.-'-s w hich attack ll;e air-p.is-
of t.'.e throat and tongs -Oyer's
: ' ry l'eotorai ill be found a specific.
:'- i-1- utu expectorant pialitics are
i ' .j t'.y n-..i:-il, and it always ready
! t n-e.
1'itif 1 s;.u'-s Treasurer Morgan has re-
': ! th? f'oOrtirjg letter fr.uu Vet-
.,(, C,.:.rs., en. : sing :0 nis in po;iage
-iii.i-: was sosJiar at the time of
'.!! re! ;ii o:i. I was ou guar 1 over the
oiu..i:ssi:ry s:,,res, and t5iighilessly
i 'is la:ii;s ol'sogar irotu all opea b.irril
X .f-a. I ti.d not take Lu'ifU in (juantity,
l'j: vio'.A'el the pi-i;i:-i;!e of strict h on -es;y.
It is impressed upon me, after all
:..ee years, that 1 txtght to make restitu-ti-ia.
I scud postage stamps to eover, I
li.iti'ii, tiie value of all that I took, with
i:i.erct," The stamps were turned int
Hie c !:se:er.ee fund.
S.lasiiray, it.r.victed in Westmoreland
-.:o;y, in i;s). f murder iu the first do
to c, f r Le killing of Mrs. Mary Mc-
.- :. !y, of Ixyaihauua township, in ls77,
x:.d w hose sentence of death by hanging
v a- commuted to impristmment for life,
an i wh'-secase has htittoftre leen le
! tc the pardon beat d, has len granted
a rei.e:.i i;.g by that iMxjy and the argu
!;ei!t will I heard at their uext meeting,
ray was cor tcted on the testimony of
hi-cell-mate, named Dixon, w ho stated
tint wLiie t.ray was jiirined in the
Armstrong -ounty jail on a charge of
!..,r-e stealing, he confessed to having
Jiiardcred Mrs, M'ready. Aftert.'ray's
'iivii-ti.-n, lixon denied the truth of his
sialt nit nt, alieging fliat it was the out
grow iU of quarreL He has now been in
the p uittiitiury 15 years and is a sort of
p:'i liege J character alwut that institu
tion. An opinion of considerable local iuter-re-t,
inasmuch as Somerset is one of the
1' v counties in the State having. associate
j ii l.'is, was hand.-d dow n by the Sue
r: Court, sitting in J'ittsburg last week,
l .j- npi -lion referred to reverses itie lower
Mtrt in the case of the commonwealth of
T' :i:i-ylvaii:a against John CoU m, of
?-::'';!.-oii viunty. The record showed
'i. it tlm presi.leut judge, having been of
' ' iiistd for the prisoner, retired fn;n the
l'-ji; ii w hen the case as called. The as-
iln.
ijdg., ti't leamtd in the law.
J' casa w ith the as-isUiuce of
(I xK"enks a memuer of the liar, to
t'KUs. tlj luatu.r ()f xhe law
he president judge shall
0 t.jjjg Jearned in the
WfOKTAXT TO ADVidges were not ueca
eerrn of tliO country -e tue;r acsion to the
T-m' County .ri r TOUrt htld this to
Samuel '.. IWin, the famous aeronmit,
will make an ascension at Somerset on
Tharsl:iy, May 7tU. This will It the
Professor' only Kjipearanc here this
Mr. Wilstm Whipkey, of Middleereek
to a nship, one ,.f the most exjieit trout
fishcrmeu iu the county, whs a recent
caller at this ollice. "Wils" never tolls
yarns." altout his big catches.
lr. JanieS. Kntz, formerly ofstoys
town, aud Miss tieorgianna Paul, were
united in marriage at the home of the
bride's parents, in Johnstown, at eight
o'clock Thursday morning.
At the Lutheran parsonage, in Lavans
ville, on Tuesday, -1st insC, Mr. George
Huston and Miss Mattie llauss, both of
Somerset, were united in the bonds of
matrimony, by Rev. C. F. fiebhart.
Mr. John Pi Coleman and Miss Ger
trude Itarnhart, both of Somerset tow n
ship, were united in marriage at the
Lutheran parsonage, in Friedens, on
Sunday, a ith iust., F.ev. J. J. Welch of
ficiating. Mrs. Josephine I Griilith, mother of
Mrs. Lampe, wife of Uev. Lewis T.
Lnmpo, pastor of the Pieain Keforined
Church st Jennertown, dietl at her home
in Lancaster last week, aged alout sixty
years.
Mrs. A bra in Miller died at her home
in Jefferson township on Friday, aged
altout seventy years. Her huslmud died
aUiut one year ago. She is survived by
a number of children, all of whom are
married.
Mr. 1C II. Iiailey, junior editor of the
Johnstown UmcrtU dropped into the
II KiiALO office for a fjw minutes late Sat
urday afternoon. It was his first visit to
Somerset and he expresses himself as
being mightily pleased with our moun
tain town.
Nicholas Fiainui, a well-known Stony
creek township fanner, was a welcome
visitor at this office Monday morning.
Mr. Flamtii has lieen in delicate health
Kir the past year, but under the skillful
treatment of Ir. Krissinger, of Shauks
ville, his health is being restore-!.
At Presbyterian prayer meeting this
evening Uev. T. J. liristow w ill give an
neeount of the recent meelingof Uedstouc
Presbytery, with a description of the
beautiful new church edifice at Union
towu in which it was held. Kev. Hristow
aniiounees regular services for next Sun
day morning and evening.
Last week we noted the death of Will
ia:ii Weaver, father of our fellow -tow ns
i.iau Willi. oil Weaver, at his ho-ne iu
Westmoreland county. His death
coned on Thursday evening, ami the
following morning his brother Jacob
Weaver a resident of Westmoreland
City, passed away. Iloth were pxst
eighty years of age.
When J. F. N angle, of Meyersdale,
reached llarrisburg last Monday morn
ing Ii'? wits met by a telegram telling of
the approaching death of his father. He
t om-e substituted H. M. llerkley to rep
resent hi, ii in the Republican State Con
vention when he hasuned to Iliairsvllle,
arriving there a short time before his
father expired.
Last week Mr. M. IL HarUelL. of
Rockwood, completed a deal w hereby he
came into possession of all of the capital
Mock of the Somerset Mechanical Works,
he having owned a large bulk of the stock
for a number of years. We are not ia a
position to state what disposition Mr.
Ilartw-il w ill make of the property, but
it is-likely that he will dispose of it to a
practical foundry man. The plant is a
valuable one.
Somerset C".asis of tiie Reformed
Chur. h will meet in annual session ut
at 7:'5i P. M., Wednesday, May l, ',
and will continue in session over the
following Sunday. The session will 5
held in Trinity Reformed Church, R.vek
wood. Kaeh evening topics will le dis
cussed by speakers appointed previous
ly. The public is cordially im ited to at
tend the services.
The School Iire1ors of the county w ill
meet in tri eimial convention in
the court house, at one o'chx-k next
Tuesday afternoon, for the ptirposo .f
electing a successor to County Superin
tendent Rerkey. The candidates are
Principal O. O. Savior, of the Rock
wood schools; Principal J. C. Speicher,
of the Meyersdale schools, and l'rincipnl
K. K. Pritt-s of the Somerset sclexils, all
.f whom Lave been making an active
campaign.
A serious accident occurred near Hexe-lx-rger,
lour or five miles alxive Frsina,
about ten days ago, which almost result
ed in the loss of two lives. A u engine on
t'-te narrow gauge railroad running up to
the Laurel Hill laiui'.wr Company's saw
mills went through a bridge into the
creek. H. 1". Sax ion, the fireman, was
severely scalded and Simon Mitchell's
fool was liadly crushed. A similar acci
deiit happened beveral months ago in
w hich a young mai named Sweitzer was
killeiL
.
The Redford, Xew Ralthuore aud Som
erset Telephone Company are busily at
work erecting poles along the route le
tween Xew lialtimore, Shauksvilie, Cde
niati's, Frie!eiis and Li-tie. TheScmer
set Telt phone Company w ill have post
ers up this week along the route lwteen
SouK Tset and Holsopple asking for bids
for the delivery a:td erection of poles.
From present indications nearly nil of
the tow us and viUag.'s in the county will
1k in telephonic couiiisunifation before
the first of July.
IMitor It. M. Linton, of the i '. .. '.
and Josrjdi Levy It ft Monday evening
for Alletitowi;, Ph., where they will Ik
!.kers on at the l?in)'T:tti St;.!e Con
vention, whi'-h Iti03ts in that city to-day.
The d legates from this c mity are John
M. Topper, of New Pailimori', and
Frank John, of Meyersdale. lx-.th of
w hom will cast their votes forien. A. II.
Cofi'nith for CoiigreMsmaii-ut-I-argp.
The name of ien. Colfrolh has lieen
prominently mentioned in this connec
tion by leading iemx-r.itie journals of
the State.
Clerk Weimer, of the Poor Iioard, w ent
to Johnstown last w t-cic for the purpose
of escorting Mrs. Daniel Itrowu and her
five small children to the County Home.
The P.rowns left Mil ford township for
Johnstown about seven months ago, and
since that time Brow a has skipped for
parts unknown, leaving his family in
destitute circuuisianci-s. Mrs. Rrown at
first refused to a-s-.m p iny Clerk Weimer,
audit required considerable diplomacy
on his part before ho persuaded her to
do so.
Mr. Norman 11. Richardson, a native of
Shade tow nship, for a nutn'icr of years
prominently identified w ith the manage
ment of the Monongabels House, Pitts
burg, and Mr. W. J. Harry, w ho w ill le
remembered by many Somerset county
people as having l-en eotinectcd with
one of the engiueer c.rps on the South
Pen a R. R., and more recently connected
with the management of the ;irard
House, Philadelphia, have leased Con
gress Hall, one of the leading resorts at
Atlantic City. They w ill e glad to wel
come their Somerset frieuU who visit
the seashore during the season.
V. S. irant Kendall, formerly princi
pal of th3 Somerset borough public
schools, now a promising attorney in
I'aii mor.t, W. Va., a short time since an
nounced himself as a candidate for State
Senator, but has since withdrawn iu
favor of an oidcrman uioii the promise
of the City Sol ici torsi. ip and the Senator
ial nomination next time. The wisdom
of this course w ill bo better appreciated
when it is understood that the nomina
tion goes to his county next time by ro
tation. Mr. Kendall is a native of Green
ville tow nship and is a brother of S. A.
Kendall, a prominent citizen, of Meyers-dale.
Twentieth Dutnct CoaferanM.
The conference to select National Dele
gates aud a Presidential Elector to repre
seut the Twentieth Congressional Dis
trict in the National Republican Conven
tion at St, Louis in June and in the Kleo j
toral College, respectively, held a meeting ;
at Harrisburg Wolnesilay evening. j
The, Conferees present were: Bedford
M. A. Points ; Plair-I. N. Fjiby, E. A. '
MaeDertuott, and rl M. CHrlumgh;'
Cambria CainplU Robison, T. t'l. Rich- !
urds and John A. Keiper; Somerset
F.dward Hoover, John C. Weller, and
Fred W. Iilesecker.
Au organization was effect ed at 5
o'clock by tho ele4ion of Mr. liiesocker
a Chairman and Mr. Robinsou as Secre
tary. tin motion of Mr. Richards counties
represented by less than three delegates
were allowed to cast three votes
Nominations for Delegates to the Na
tional Republican Convention were then
called for. Mr. Weiler nominated tieorge
IL Scull, of Somerset; Mr. Kaby nomi
nated li eorge T. Roll, of Iilair, aud Mr.
Richards nominated 11. J. Yothers, of
Cambria.
Mr. Scull received the unanimous vote
or the Conference 12; Mr. Hell received
the votes of Somerset, I Hair, and Bod
ford U ; Mr. Yothers received the vote of
Cambria 3. On motion of Mr. Richards
the election of Messrs. Scull aud Hell was
made unanimous.
On motion of Mr. MacDermott, James,
McMillen, of Cambria county, was elec
ted alternate for Mr. Hell, and Mr. Scull
was empowered to select his own alter
nate. tu motion of Mr. Points, Jeo.T. Swank,
of Johustown, was unanimously named
for Presidential K lector.
i :i motion of M r. Robison, the Dele
gates were instructed to use all houorable
means to advanceho caudiilaey of Sena
tor tuay for the Republican Presidential
nomination.
New Cestreviile Normal.
The New Centreville ((Jlade, Pa)
Teachers Normal will open April 13th.
For particulars address
W. 11. or C. D. Fritz,
Pine Hill, Pa.
Hiok Uinta of 8 ait.
From Hie Alnxma tiazelte of Wednesday.
Judge Ioty of Weslmorelaud county
heard the injunction case of thellieks
Thropp contest in Bedford county yester
day. The injunction was to lest rain the
chairman of tho Republican county con
vention from counting two votes of the
Broad Top district for Thropp.
Judge Doty refused to hear the testi
mony of w itnesses and required the coun
sel of Mr. Hicks to proceed to argue the
Question of jurisdiction. After a full ar
gument tho injunction was dissolved, on
the ground that an associate judge at
chambers could not grant an injunction.
Counsel for Hicks gave notice of an ap
peal. Mr. Hicks was seen by a (j-urtlc niau
this morning prior t his departure for
Harrisbu rg.
He was plainly disconcerted over the
ai-tiou of the co.irt in refusing to hear his
case and intimated that all the courts
were not of the same opinion.
Mr. Hicks insist that the count of tho
It rood TVp vote was fraudulent, and he
says, on that point, that a lot olnrrests
are likely to follow. "The only reason I
hesitate," says Mr. Hicks "is that the
election board would have to Is involved
in -the action.
"As the matter now stands," continued
Mr. Hicks, "the coiifeices from Blair,
Somerset and Cambria eoiinties will or
ganize tho iistriet conference. I will ap
point my conferees Irom Bedford county
and Mr. Thropp will do likewise. This
will make a contest, the outcome of which
it is hard to forecast."
When and where the conference will be
held has not lieen decided.
Good Ee-ults
Come from long experience. The Cin
derella Stoves and Ranges are the result
of over thirty-five years experienco, they
have every new feature that is of value to
a housekeeper, and are good bakers and
perfect roasters. --old by
J.S. Ii. IIoI-UKKnAfM,
Somerset, Pa.
An UufcrtQUXte Lai.
Readers of this paper will recall an
item published some limn since relating
to a painful accident that befell tieorge,
the five-year-old son of Postmaster
J. Henry, of Scull ton. The lad was
playing with a penknife when he made a
mis-stroke and the sharp blade penetrat
ed one of his eye balls entirely ruining
the sight of that organ. A few days ago
his father was compelled to place him in
the Cottage Hospital, at Connellsville,
w here the attending surgeons w ill re
move the injured member, this step be-r
ing deemed nece-sary in order to save
the sight of his other rye.
Somerset Normal.
A Teachers' Normal School will 1-e
opened at Somerset, May lii. Ire!. We
will be able to atommodate tho higher
grades of the public schools. Special at
tention wiil be given to those preparing
to teach, we are also prepared to give in
struction in the Classics and other High
er Branches at reasonable rates. For
particulars apply to
V. R. Say lor, '
II. S. Riioaiis.
A LatnberUTille Inventor.
For several weeks past Mr. Lew is C.
Lamlicrt, of Lamlertsville, has lieen ex
hibiting a simple device, of which he is
the inventor aud patentee, which is des
tined to take the place of brake blocks on
wagons ami carriages. Mr. Lambert's
discovery is very simple, lieing a small
metal roller w hich can be attached to
any break bar in a few minutes' time and
which pi events wear ou tire, and relieves
the hounds of vehicles of the polling
down pressure so fatal to their existence.
The device can also be attached to all
kinds of cars not provided with airbrakes
and its adoption by railroad compan
ies and coal operators is confidently pre
dicted. All w ho have seen tho invention
speak of it in tho most flattering terms
and believe that it will ultimately be the
means of making Mr. Lambert a vey
wealthy man.
If strength is what you want, you
should study what causes your weakness.
It is practically lack of finxL
Hut you eat three meals a day, aud all
you can cat at a time.
Yes but do you digest it f
Food undigested, is not food. It is not
in si rishment.
It d-iesn't create strength.
To digest your food take Shaker Diges
tive Cordial at ineuJs. After a while you
willdigtMt your food without it. Then
you w ill get well, strong and healthy.
Sinker Digestive Cordial cures indi
gestion and ail its symptons such as
nausea, headache, eructations, pain in
the stomach, giddiness, loss of appetite,
etc It makes your food nourish you,
and makes you strong and fat and hearty.
Druggists sell it. Trial bottle 1" cents.
Every Womia
Who takes pride in her homo should ex
amine tho Cinderella Stoves and Ranges
they are made of the best material, care
fully constructed, with a view of meeting
every requirement of the housekeeper.
Special attention Is paid to cleanliness
and economy. Sold by
Jas. H. HoLDKItBvrM,
Somerset, Pa.
Fertilizers for Grain and Grass
Special makes for Corn, Potatoes and
early Truck in i and 100 pound bags for
gardens. My goods are well potashed.
ship to all stations. Prices as tueap as
can be bad anywhere,
A. C. Davis
Somerse; Pa.
Samuel Thomas a carpenter of E bens
burg, was repairing a birn' Saturday,
when the roof fell upon him, breaking
his baeJt and collar bone.
Cannty Sunday School Convention.
The convention to be held at Somerset,
on Thursday, May "th, and to convene
In the Lutheran church, will occupy it
self with the following programme. The
(cneral Secretary of the State Sunday
School Association. Kev. C. F. Ctebhart,
and also the Slate Superintendent of Pri
mary Work, Mrs. J. W. Barnes, will be
present. Every Sunday School in the
county is entitled to two delegates "dt
iu addition, such Pastors and Sunday
School Superintendents as are preseut
will be member of the Convention.
This work is interdenominational and
will be profitable to all who attend.
One of the main features will be to deter
mine whether there shall be a perma
nent organization, of w hich all can judge
after seeing the working of this Con
vention. PROG RAM MM
FORKNooN.
Jhort. Devotional Service Conductod by
Kev. U. H. Coil, Somerset.
'.-A Temporary organization.
10:00. The Sunday School Its Import
ance as a Department of Church Work
E. D. Miller, Rockwood.
General Discussion Led by Rev. T. J.
Hristow, Somerset.
lOt.'W Possible Improvements in the
Sunday School By M. J. PritLs Somer
set. General Discussion Led by Rev. J. C.
Powell, Salisbury; Rev. D. I Yoder,
Somerset, alternate,
11:K). The Duty of the Individual
Church Member to the Sunday School
By Rev. John II. Knepper, Berlin.
General Discussion Led by A. L. O.
Hay, Somerset.
11:45. Recess.
AFTKRXOOX.
1:45. Devotional Service Led by Kev.
D. IC Ellis Rockwood.
2:il0. The Sunday School Teacher: (a)
His Work; (b) His tiualificatic-ns By
Rev. J. S. Duxbury, Confluence.
General Discussion Led by Rev. T. J.
Hristow, Somerset. -
30. The Slate Sunday School A ss sta
tion Its Purposes and Plans By Rev.
C. F. Gebhart, General Secretary.
(Questions aud Answers.
3:00. A Primary Class Taught Mrs J.
W. Barnes Superintendent Slate Prima
ry Work.
3:30. Shall We Orgauize a County Sun
day School Association By W. II. Rup
pel, Somerset; Rev. Wiu. Mullemlore,
Somerset, alternate.
General Discussion Led by Rev. J. C.
Mackey, Meyersdale.
Appointment of Committees on Organ
ization. 4:00. Recess.
KVKXIX.
7::i0. Devotional Service By Rev. D.
I. Voder, SomerseL
7:45. Report of Committees.
J:00. Supplementary Work in tho Pri
mary Department By Mrs. J. W.
Barnes.
&5U "Why Did I Fail as a Teacher"
By C. F. Gebhart.
Conductor of Singing W. II. Ruppel.
X. 11. All addresses to lie ten minutes
(excepting those, of Mr. Gebhart and
Mrs, Barnes); openings of General Dis
cussions to lie five minutes; and all other
talks not to exceed three minutes.
XOTE CARKKfLLV.
1. Each Schot l.iutheeouLtyshouldsend
two delegates.
2. All Ministers and Superintendents
are mem Wrs of the Convention, if in at
tendance. 3. Announce the Convention at the
public meetings of your Church and
School.
4. Call tho attentiou of your active
workers to the programme.
5. Bring your Bible aud your note
book. li Please notify Mr. J. E. Ferner, of
Somerset, of your intention to attend the
convention at as e.irly a time as possi
ble, so that entertainment may be pro
vided. 7. Thoso who prefer to put up at a ho
tel w ill get reduced rates if they are
members of the Convention.
Death of Frederick Naugls.
It is with feelings of the sincerest sor
row that we an nou nee the death of Fred
erick Naugle, which otvurred Thursday
morning ai Vi0. Though not unexpected
the news of" his demise occasioned pro
found regret. Mr. Naugle had lieen in
poor health for alxiut two years as a re
sult of a severe attack of la grippe, and
this In connection with some heart trouble
illy prepared hiin to endure the rigors of
the past winter. About six weeks ago ho
was compelled to take his bed and has
boeu confined to it ever since. His battle
against the grim destroyer was a heroic
one. He wanted to live, but was prepar
ed to die. He was a man of wonderful
Vitality aud tenacity of purpose, and he
did not give up until he clearly saw that
the end was inevitable. He drifted across
tho river without a murmur, and bis
det-t'i was a peaceful one.
Landlord Naugle will lie greatly miss
ed in this community and by a host of
friends from abroad who were wont to
enjoy the hospitalities of his hotel. His
disposition was an affable, genial oue,
and he was deservedly popular with all
who knew him. He was sincere in his
friendship and unswerving iu bis fidelity
to what he conceived to be his duty in
the affairs of life.
We, in common with tho community
generally, extond our heartfelt sympathy
to the stricken family, and trust they will
look to an All-wise Father for solace in
the hour of bereavement."
The preceding paragraphs are taken
from the columns of a Blairsville evening
paper. Mr. Naugle was a native of
Inughliustown, Westmoreland county.
and was oue of a family of fifteen chil
dren. He removed to this county when a
young man where he was prominently
identified with the hotel business having
kept hotel in Meyersdale ami Somerset,
Later he removed to I,atrobe w here he
continued in tho hotel business and still
later to Blairsville, where he was pro
prietor of "The Hotel Naugle," at the
time of his death. He is survived by bis
wife and seven children ; three unmar
ried daughters live at Blairsville, and two
sons J. F. and C. C. Naugle reside in
Meyersdale. The remains were taken to
Meyersdale, Saturday, w here Interment
was made.
The deceased bad a large circle of
friends throughout this county who will
be sorry to learn of his death.
Haadache, Bed Eyes, Sealey Lids, Styes,
Blurred Sight
And weakness to light and wind, with
many other symptoms and disturbances,
all come from imperfect focus of the eyes.
Acuteness of vision is brought about by
an effort of the w ill acting through the
muscles of the eye which adjust the local
elements of the eye-ball, in the same
mechanical sense as you grasp a ball iu
your hand. So much energy is required
to see, the mind as well as the muscles
weary, aud detract from memory force to
such a degree that students having de
fective refraction, are often counted dull
or stupid, tho real stupidity being in the
parents or physician, in not discovering
the cause. When you realize the intri
cate aud injurious complications that arise
from eye strain, you ought to see the
great importance of scientifically correct
adjustment of glasses with careful dis
crimination in relation to other diseases
of the eye only known to the skilled
oculist. Dr. Sadler, fcOl Penu avenue,
Pittsburg, treats all diseases, defects and
deformities of eye, ear, uose aud throat,
iu the most skillful manner.
"My husband had two cancers takeu
from his face, and another was eomiug on
bis lip. He took two bottles pf Burdock
Blood Hitters aud it disappeared. He is
completely welL" Mrs. Win. Kirby,
Akron, Erie Co., X. Y.
Don't buy Wall Paper away from home
when you have a wholesale and retail
store right in your town, that can aud
will sell you Wall Paper as cheap as any
house iu the United States
S.n Yuen's Art Stork.
EVERYfHiNG AS NEW AS TO BORROW
A Man's
Appearance.
Is largely made up of little things. This
is why a Gentleman's Furnishings; the
ties (be collars cuffs aud the et ceteras
generally are worthy of some thought
and attention.
SPBING & SUMMER
necessitates an entire renewal in
these lines.
wc invitc arrtNTiON to our stock or
.f.
rs V'
sv r
We have them Tiatimlrictl find ITn
htundriisl, with Isith attached and
arable col hi rs ; and a superb lino with
colored Ptrcall ami Madras bosoms
and culls, with white bodies.
In Soft Goods.-""
and after all they aro the only
Hot Weather Shirt,
Our Line Is Most Complete.
W. S. Kimmell,
Hats & Furnishings.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Ilv virtue of sundry writs of Fieri Facias
and levari Facias, Issued out of the Court of
Common Pleas tr Komersel cotiniy, -a., lo
me directed, there will he ex posed to sale, at
the Court House, In Komrrwet borough, on
Friday, May 22, '96,
At I o'clock P. M.,
the following described roil estate, Uvwit :
AH (he riKlit. title. Intercut, claim and do
main! of il. II. Wentworth. of. in and to a
certain tract of land nituutn fu faint town
ship, (Somerset counir. Pa., boundi'd and dr
scrils'd an follows: Ibfuinine nl a post at
land of John llellmiui. In rmlit of James
Juu. north sh4 dcKr west, 12i 4-10 perebca
to a chestnut, mmth 14 decrees went :5T iTcii
s ton sasMfrus, now Rene; north decrees
wcot fix perches to a hickory; thence iy lamU
of tho Park heirs, in right of Iteiijamin Jolm-
ston , koii'u 1 d irr-s west St is-rclies to a
spruce; thcucc by bind of Jonas wiric It smith
l:l decree east, 1-4 perches to a chestnut;
south degrees wt, Th erehe to a post;
west IS 6-iii degrees to a post; south l'.l perches
t a chestnut; I hence sotilh 76 1-10 decrees
east, 'Ji VHI rods to stones; thence by land of
John Kofscrs, MHlib ' degrees cast. A) l-reheti
to a post; north 'Si degrees east. 7!j perches
to a red ouk; tin-net; by land of Jaeob Custer
south, St', diirrees -t, a l-tt perches to Moiick;
thence by v sen lit land mirth, II perches to a
locust; north degnvs west, ."! perches to a
chestnut: north 3i degrts-s cast, so srch-a to
stones; ILcuc north ill decree east, ll'j
parches to a chestnut, t hence north 4:j do
gitss ewst, ti, pcrcbtm to tiie place of begiii
ning. It being u tract of IsnJ surveeyd to
Kphraim Weuiworth on a wurrunt dated
Auk. 14. lK7:t, colihiliiliij; dtai resaud72 perch
es and Ii per cent, allowance, who by deed
dated April 6, 1S77, conveyed the twine 'to the
al-ovr named li. It. Wentworth.
Tukeu iu execution and to be told as the
iroperty of H. IL Wentworth, at the suit of
unics t. Holderiatuiu's nsr.
ALso-
All the riitht, title Interest, claim and dt
nwnd of M. I oiincuu v. of. In and to a ceruiin
ltt of icnHind situate in merlield lionsiich,
IsomerM't county, PuM tMiinilel ou the ntirtli
eiist by Main stKvt, JU feet: stmih-tust ty lot
of K.uul.t Iturnworth, to tlx; river IJi) feet;
douru the river t feet, thence Ul feet to place
of bi-giiiiiiug. Also In U'Mltlon to the above
uitmcd lot, 1.' feet front, :il fis-t back, i2 feet to
Join Hie tlrst nanlitl lot, ts ins the pniTty
conveyed him by tksire J. fHitcit and A. ti.
htack. nt-onlisl January V, ls;, in l-ed ixlt
Vol. 44, page :ii, having theretm ertvb'd a
Iwo-Ktory dwelling bouse und Ice house, with
the appurtenances.
Taken in rxeeutiou and to le sold as the
property of M. t'onneway, at the suit of A. F.
i J. Wiu. Horner.
ALSO
All the right, title. Interest, clitlm and de
mand of Isaac Iilaiist t, of, in and to a certain
farm or tract of land Kituate in tuenmiionlng
township. Somerset county, la.. conLiining
4" acres more or less, about ) acres clear, tal
hucc timber, adjoining Inndsi of cnrvw
Lichty, Mrs. Naii4 y smiih W. 11. Miller, ti.
Struub, t'haiincey Miilerand George W. Mai
ler, having thereon erected a tw-t4ry fmiiic
dwelling honsc, a one and oiic-iuilf KUry
frame dwelling house, a one and ontslialf sto
ry lg dwelling nou', stable, wood houso,
carieiiter slMip and other out buildings, then
are two orchards of choice fruit trees unit a
u$ur rauip of xlut J trees ou the premi
ses. A very desirable borne
Taken in execution and to be sold a I lie
property of Isaac tilanset, al the rult ol Lou
isa iiutnset, aud use vf A. li. t.'otTroib.
-ALSO
All the light, title, interest, rlaim and de
mand of S. M. Sy lor, of. In and t a certain
farm or tract ot Land itmte in Nortliamptou
township, Somerset county, ln containing
3ii acres more or less, about ! acres clear,
tmtHiii.'e timber, ndioinlng land)) of S'm. ti.
IMvelv. Herman l.irtz. If. K. Miller feirm.
Win. Veller aud otle-rs, having I hereon erect
ed a two-story dwelling hotic, a new I milk
barn and other out buildings with the ap
purtenances. Taken in elocution and to be fold as the
proM-rty of S. U. Sayior, at the suit of J. ti.
MilUr, et. ah
ALSt)
All the right, title. Interest, claim ami dts
tnand of Kate Mrauk, ntminislratrix of
Kphniiin f wank, dee'd., and KateSwank, of,
in and to all thai certain hit or piece of land
situate iu lfcivitisville, Soinerw l county, la
d-M'rils-d aa folluws, viz: ltxinniug at a
corner of an alley running from lanyard to
stable of Peter Ievy; tUcnee by a public road
north twenty degree's west, foiir perches and
14 linki loa ptist; thence by lot No. 2, south
thirty-four degrees west, U'li p'n-lH's to a .t
ou Uiuk of siream of water; thence by the
original belonging to IHtniel llotfman, south
twenty degrees east seven perches lo a post
on aforesaid alley; thence by said alley ten
perch- to t be plaie of beginning, conutliiltig
about forty-live perches, strict measure, being
trt of a certain tract railed "Ash fiwump'
and "Stork Farm," and lMing the same land
which by sundry good coiiveyano-s and as
suraucc in the law, liecnme vested In Snm
uel Waters, who by deed dated 4!h April, Isin,
cmV4y-tl tiie same lo tveorgt? YHinkin, who
by deed datetl -Vth March, 1.x!. conveyed the
Kline to Joseph Kasli, who by dwd datel llth
Kebruarj', ls7, ctinveyisl the same to Iianiel
llortiuaii, who by del dntetl nth April, 17J,
convoyed the ala'ive dcsc-rils-d lot to Ctinrnd
Folk, who by deed dated tli February, IsTti,
conveyed the same to Tobias T. Mishler. whose
rigiit and title iu and to the same by deed of
John Winters, Hih sheriff of Soiners.t
county, I'm., dated ...ith Sepb-mbcr, Ismi, Iw
dime vcsisl in Joseph X. Mi.'hler, who by
disil dat'sl 21st Man-h. 1SS7, ctinvcyed tiie
same to Kpliniim Swank, having thereon
erected a two-story plank dwelling house,
sUihle and other out buildings, with the ap
purtenances. Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Katv Swank, administratrix of
r.pnniim rswaiiK, aec u , ami Kate nwang,
at the suit of The Baltimore liiilldlng and
Loau Association of iSultimure city.
ALSO
All the right, title. Interest, claim and de
mand of Hermanns Trent, of, in and to all
thai certain lot of ground, situate In Somerset
Isirough, Somerset county, Ia., containing
one-fourth of an acre more or less, adjoining
the Somerset A Mt. Pleasant mud on the
south, lot now or formerly of Marshall Col
lege ou the west, I'nion street on ihe north
and an alley on the east, being the same lot
of ground conveyed by tteorge Snyder to said
Herman us Trent, having thereon envusi a
two-story frame dwelling house, stable and
other outbuildings, with the iipiiurteiianccs.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
properly of llernianus Trent, at the suit of
Somerset iodge, .No J. r. A. M,
ALSO
All the right, title. Interest, claim and de
mand of Imnii l J. Miller, of, in and to a cer
tain tract of land situate In F.Ik Uck town
ship, Somerset county, l'a., containing Hit
acres iimre or less, about 7i acres clear, bal
ance timber, adjoining lands of Simon L.
MausL, Knocb Kcnder, llaniel Lee and others.
having thereon crecU-d two two-story dwell
ing houses, shop, sugar bouse, Dana nam ana
other out buildings with the appurtenances.
1 here is also a tine orchard ol iruil irecs ou
the premises.
Taken in execution and to be sold as the
property of Iianiel J. Miller, at the suit of
j-iewarx ueuty use.
-Terms :
NoTICl AH persons purchasing at the
above sale will please take notice that 10 per
cent, of the purchase money must ue paid
when Droia-rty Is knocked down: otherwise it
will again lie exposed to sale at the risk ot the
first purchaser. The residue of the purchase
moncv must be paid un or before tho day ol
....rt.....ti..n ..I. 'ri.ioi.l.. m. f..0 '.fl.
l.tL No deed will be acknowledged until the
purcluute money Is paid In full.
Sheriffs Oilier. 1 EDWARD HOOVER.
April 2, 18.1 Sheriff.
E
XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of Mary Knnble, late of Somerset bor-
ougn, are a.
Letters Utamentary on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by
the proper authority, notice Is hereby given to
all ucrsous Indebted to said estate to make
immediate payment, and those Iwvingrlaima
against the same to present them duly au
thenticated lor settlement, ai niy ouice in
Somerset borough.
V. W. USABLE,
Executor,
tOUUT riiOC'LAMATION.
WurKKAs, The Hon. Jacob H. lf.xoit-xrt-KKK,
I 'resident Judge of thesevcnil 1'ourU
of t'oiuniori I'lens of the several riHintiesfstm
poslug the Pith Jtidleial isirlci, and Jusii-
of the t'oiirts of liyeraml Tennlnerand ien
enil Jail is livery, for the trial ft all rnpiUil
and other otl'end. rs in IIm said IHstriet. and
1. J. lloiixi.R and NuAH linsnn s, Ksii's.,
Ju'tgi-snf thrt t'oiirts of I'ommou Pii-ns and
Justuses of the Courts of iiycr nnd Terminer
and tieueral Jail lk'livery for the trial of alt
capital and thT offender In the CiHiniy of
Somerset, have IssumI their precepts, and Ui
me illrcct, ,, for hol liiiv a nrt ol i ommou
I 'leva and .e!ii ml tfusrtrr sw-aIoiis ! tl
I'tueeand lit-nentl J.nl Is-llverv. and toutts
uf over aud Terminer al Somi i set. on
fonclay, Tay i25, 1)0,
Notick Is hcretiv given to all the Justices
of the I'mce, the Coroner and Constables
within the said county ol omerset, mat tney
lie tlien and there In their proper istsoiis w Ith
their rolls, records. lniifsiiioiis,exafiiliiations
and other remeiiiliramn's, u flo thope things
winch to their oilier and in thai behalf ap
s'rtiiln to bo done, and also tiny who will
prosecutp nguiiist the prisoners that are or
stmll be In tiie Jul I of Somerset County, to l
then and there to prosecuU: atptlnst tiieiu as
shall be Just.
t-UW Alllf Iltajv l.n,
SlierlfT.
JKGLSTEIfS XOTICRM.
Notice Is hereby given to nit persons con
cerned as legato, cr.slitors, or titherwise.
tluit the following accounts have pusw-a rt-g-
Isler. and that Ihe same w III ! presented lor
tsmtlrniatlon and allowance, at an t Irptians'
Court, to be held at Somerset, l'a., on
Wednesday, May 28, 1896.
Account of Samuel A. Peachy and Samuel
P. Maust. executor of A. I". Heuchy. who was
guardian lorCont A. Keim.
rirsiana nuai n--oiini or Mcrnara .inner.
guardian of Ada Cbrlstucr.
First and tlnal account of J. F Kriysiiiijer,
administrator of Maria L. Krissiuger.
I-irst and tlnal account of Samuel rullem.
eX's ulorof Jisw pli I ui
r irsi aim una: atssmni ol 1. vt . vt 111, exec
n lor of tmni. I lwmnn.
First and tlnal itecoiiiit of K. J. Weld, ad-
liiinistralor of Henry Thomas Weld.
r irt- ami final account if Mtepnen .111 un-
lM-k, administrator of Wealcy Mi-Clinhs-k.
first aual llnnl a-eo(iiit of Jon. ttumnen
and John H. tiumbert- administnitors of
John ti.Oumbert,
i irst mid tlnal account of John F. loan-
kin, administrator of In in Younkin.
First and linal ais-ouut of John H. Illte. ad
ministrator of William K. Zimmerman.
1-lrsl aud tlnal uccutmt ut Lot ttush, ad-
inliilslnilor of Huth ItUkli.
Firstuud final mi'JUlil of Christian Drtily
and A. J. Folk, administrator of tieorge
urviy.
First nnd final aisnmnt jf Henry F. Barron,
administrator of Mary Ana Young.
rvvona anu nnal account 01 iienry j. 11-
nioth, et al, administnihirs of Alfred W il-
molli.
Second account of C. A. Braot, executor of
Samuel Zerfiei.
First and tuirtial account of J. J. Arisinan,
administrator of Attnirn I-hiii:
Account of Henry J. Christner, guardian of
Olive Itrlskey.
lt4Sgister's irtlcp, ) JACOB 8. MILLER,
April J), INtSi. ) ltegisier.
Xzecatsr's Sals
Valuable Real Estate!
By virtue of an olin order of sale Issued out
of the Orphans' Court of Somerset county,
l'a., and to me directed, there will be sold at
public sale. In the borough of Rock wis d. In
auidp-yunty, at J. l. Miller a Sons' store, on
Saturday, May, 16, 1896,
At I o'clock P M.,
the following des4-rilied real estate, late the
property of Samuel Weimer, dee d., via :
A certain tract of land situate in Black
township, Somerset county, !'., adjoining
lands of John Foglc, Jwtin Winner, Cyrus
Wt-imerand others, containing about
400 ACRES, 400
more or !, about It) acres under cultiva
tion, a large amouut of cti.ircistl ami oilier
timlier, n thick vein of limestone underlying
nearly Ihe whole of the traet. Also, several
veins of cistl aud an abundance of excellent
sand stone water. A good two-story frame
Dwelling House,
Hf (kurn ami other oiitluililiny lcutetl lu-iir
nulmctil, rhun ln ami wh.
Will U uflnl In p.inN or a.H a whole.
I'usm-stsIoi) given tmmJiuU.ly.
Terms :
Tn iH-r vnt. of iiun'Iias mnoy to 1e paid
ilvry of iht d ; in ?ix nnni!h nnd in om?
yt-ur fnm oHiiirmatiiiti f Kile. jH!mit
m inrntH t iHi.r hilenst and to be imruniJ
j-- l Mii.i.r.it,
' Kxerutor of Haniu! Weimer. l.-cd.
Asdrz53's Sals
-OF-
Vahabb Real Estate
By virtue of an order of issinsl out of
the Court of Common l'lea if Sim-rs,,t
ciKintv, I'.i.. and to me dircet.jl, 1 will i jiw
to public sale, ou the pnin'., hereinafter
described, un
Saturday, May 16, 1S96,
At I o'clock P. M.,
all the following d--scrilcd n-al estate, laic
the property of t lias. W . Baldwin, vix :
Tiie undivided oiie-lmlf (i.l interest, ex-
rvtt tiie house and lot ot Win. fhu maker it lid
Ihe house and ground kntwu as the istnd
InHise is reserved, in a certain lirist Mill
property, known as lterkU'v's Mill, in Sum
mil township, Somerset isaunty. Fa , dcrit-
eii as foilo'jrs- ltoundcd on the north by
kinds of Sarah Berkley, ou the east by lands
of Sarah lt'rkley, on th? souiii bv public
ris.it, Mrs. t hus. CrtichtieM, and W. F- W alk-
er, eiuitaining :t acrss more or liss, w hich in-
eliKles Ihe dam am: mill race, also the ngbl
of egress and n-gress over ttie Innds of . h'
Walker lo make the necessary repairs to the
dam and nice, also all I lie fixtures and mit
ciiinery uuide, altaclusl and bcloiiginK to the
miii.
This mill Is in excellent condition, having
been, recenllv refitted with the Newest Im
proved ftolter 1'rtMs-ss, and can be operated
either by water or steam power.
Terms:
Ten percent, of the purchase money to be
paid ill cash on da v ol sale, and the Utlance
of oue-third on or ts-fore tiie confirmation of
sale, one-third In six iiioiithsand one-third in
twelve months from continuation of sale with
ItiU riTt. Inferred payments to be sit-unsj by
bond aud mortgage upon the prcmis.ss.
C. W. WALK Kit.
A. J- (i. Hay, Assignee,
Attorney. Somerset, la.
Estate of Michael J. Snyder, late of Stony
creek township, dee'd.
letters of administration having bei-n
g mil I i-d by the proper authority to the under
slgmsj, notice is herelty iveti to all persons
Indeiitcd to said estate IC make l mined Isle
tiayment, and those having claims against
said estate will present them, duly auihcn t
cated for settlement, on Friday, the d day-
May, isj, at late residence or tv'il.
llA.Mhb S1 lll-.K,
Administrator.
DMIXlfeTnATOKS' NOTICE.
Folate of Win. II. Miller, late of Stonyrrvck
township, dec d.
letters of administration having been
grunted by the proper authority, to the tin-'
Uersigned. notice is hereby giv, u to all per
mhis indebted to sai,l estate to make immedi
ate payment, and those having claiuisagainst
saiti estate will present iiiem uuiy authenii-i-ateit
lorsetlh men! on Tu-sday, May 12, lsii.
whi'n and where all Is rsous Interested ran air
tend.
KATE MILLER.
N. F- Mli.l.Klt,
Adininistrutors of W. H. .Miller, dee'd.
DMIXIaTKATOUS' X0T1CE.
Kstateof Alexander C. Moore, late of Middle
creek township, Somerset county, r"u dee'd.
Letters of administration on the above es
tate haviiig been granted to the undersigned
by Ihe proper autiairity, notice is lierebv kIv-
en to all persons iudeblisj to said estate lo
make imnictiiaie isiynient, and those having
claims against the same lo pnas'til them duly
authentically! for settlement, on Saturday.
May lti, IKlsi, at the oltice of l):llllei W. Will,
Ks(., New Centreville lioroiigh.
KL.M Kit K. MtM-tRR,
li.VMKI. W. W ILL,
John R. Scott, Att'y. Admlnistrnlor.
JXECUTOli'S NOTICE.
Kstate of II. A. Hartxi 11, late of Addison
township, Soiiierx-l county, I'a dir'd.
letters tesutmentary on the above estate
having been granted lo the undersigned by
the proper authority, notice is hereby given lo
all person luucbUsl lo nam estate lo make
Immediate payment, and those havlngclaims
against the same to present them duly su
thenticaUsl for settlement, on Saturday, June
b, ism, at Ihe late residence 01 un- n.
J. S. HAUT.KLU
Kxeculor.
JXECUTOirS NOTICE.
Estate of Samuel Hunsecker, lute of Somer
set borough, dec d.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having been ranted to the undersigned by
the proper authority, notice Is hereby given
to all persons indebted to said estate to make
tmineuiate payment, and I hose having claims
agulnsl I lie same to present tbein uuiy au
thenticated tor settlement, on Friday, May
JH, ISUo, al my ofuce la Somerset Dorough.
I il. HICKS,
Kxeculor,
JECUTOUS NOTICE.
KsUite of llaniel Johnson, late of Summit
township, Somerset county, l'a dee'd.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having been granted lo the undersigned by
the proper authority, notice is hereby given to
all persons lnueoteo: vt saiu estate hf niase
imnnsliate navment and those haviug claims
against the same to present them duly nu-
tnenlicateo: lor selliemeniou isaturuay, .May
ZU1, isjw at the late residence of ditiwl.
John It. Scott, DAN1KL I. JOHNSON
Attorney. fcxecutor.
c
TREASURER'S SALE
HF-
Unseated Lands.
AtrvnUly in tlwt jroviion of fin Ai of
AmM'inlrly f Ynn3 ivanta, hri linif Ihn
liiolof -M'tllnnj itiiHfuu-! LuiOf Utt Xi pt--d
the l '.l h iImv n M.tro-h, A. I. I).', unit ihr
nvoci! Ftitl fti)l- Hi'-r. Itip l i-Mi -r of
Somrrst i utt.- h.-rhy iioil- !rit tin-
U-z th-J--htw. f'tmiiy, fUni'ttit h nl Knl
'I h ,x. 0h on iii I! 1m a i ot; no M-til laiiif arr
ui! tM'ltir In' !-! l Nik, ttii- wIh1 or mj It
urif MM'li ir.fi tr h.i- of htiitt nn
Kty tlit La nit ami chmh, will ld Mt th
CuurVbuu, in Jii- rM'l iiorouxti, on
MONDAY. JUNE 8. 1896,
for tharrear!iges of taxes due and costs ac
crued thereon :
A DD1SOX.
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Il ssl J
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K'hnM'k I nil
W lute John ...
W hibf tiisirge..
Msre James..
ALLMMKSY.
W'evand Isinh'I's heirs
Coliroth A 11 W ilmoth A '
Smith Hart man Co...
BLACK.
Tom Itacla-1
Seclner tioi-.s
Hii-gliley Hay
loin lliiuh ....
It-am Jacob , r--
tWk ler ttri,'e .
J tunings J (tlm .
Wllsim 1'homas , , ,
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Markle ison .
ISltOTllKIlS I'A LLK Y.
Poller Sarah H
Siein Abram
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Frilz William ..
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iloss Cluium-y ....
Berkley Swuui,-!
lirotliersvalley Furmers Coal Co
CJXKMAVUll.
14S Brown J Wilcox (mineral)
Lots. CA .WAX.V.I .V BOJtO I O II.
4 IV'an F.dward ,, .
1 (W'ardj HobiitzellJ J
VOXFL VKXCK BuliO fill.
1 Sharp IlHVid .
t Valbrccht Fred
1 FullertonJ W
M 01
5 H
17
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7 .'tf
7 4S
Acres.
AX A LICK.
SsH Wiseman Crist V 1
H Cherry Jane 4.i 7
I berry Jarv J 4- i
sj), M.re lilrsin ., Id 31
I W ticbhart Simou... .. a s.;
I.irt Minkey, MctCcng & McBrlde to i.
lits.
2 Jonn W'm H ... 5 f
I lewls Janus A 4 vi
1 Martin James 4 c
Acres. URKESV1LLE.
171 Foley D J
11 74
JEFFEliSOS.
Adams Hariiara j
1 s i) ton Thomas
lialbrulth Mary
Cibson James ......
Uiu.r Alex ist . .
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17
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10 47
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L-jJ Hi UiT Iiuu'l
JEXXEB.
Cole James
4
J 17
LARIMER.
'30 Bowman John 'S7 :rr
lis Milier Jacob's heirs . it si
Lots.
1 Shannon E D II 5 V
Acres.
7". W itt 4 W'olfensberger is 17
al IiarrahH-t is 17
Meyers Peier's heir 1.' 4J
Ii Spcigle Andrew's b''irs.... lii l.i
LO H ER TCRKEYFOjT.
ra H .igus Isaac " 44 -.T
h.U Somerset l.iiTiiis r Co... s
1 Sirlitersel II it Co Jl ITJ
4-0 Si hwi -il.inz, lime Jt Co.... 17.17
IO 1 Hoy I.-- Tract) 17.17
! tKeil Tract) . 17 :f7
k't il oiwell Tract) 17 :C
4 ! I l.owrv Tract i 177
ls ll.-.e liv A A lint :rj it'i
ill Hugu Isaac el 4 o7 71
MI IthLFCHEEK.
9', McCortmy John
XORTIIAMI'TOX.
4 si;
iM fountrrinnn Jaisib
24 77
31 :si
XI :"7
1) i
t'nss Wiitiam
X'i I'tullips i;,-ists-a
1,7 leirmvrMrs IVir ,
O'.'LE
McDonald M J
May Jaiii'i ..
Kario 1 1 ion uis ......
Iuskis p John
W hiteb-nd Jamis...
It-'i k'-ybile N".i
lvnnsl Jostati
1 trow ti J V ll.-ox : Mineral) ..
W irick Jonas .
Ihman Josph ..
Sh.iw lSeiijaituu. .
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71 ."i7
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t .ark J.iuksi .
Misir Abntm .
Haines Ad.nn
Kpy Josiah
stj.w John
Warren Herri Aiiios
Stis-ktoii Uaehael
Thornton Wiiliaiu
W.st John
Walker U wls
Snr.mglr Ttiomus
Clark ihiniel
Twist KliiUtUeth
1'oor JqIqi i
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asd
rAIXT.
Se.se Philip E (Mineral)..
W'eilile Samuel
Krown J 'Vilisn
F.pple Andn w .
HallH-S Aihtni
a- II
12 :
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17 .i7
7i i
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H'EMAIIOXlXO.
Psimhart J (Brown WllcoxiMin
Witt Win
Fritz Jonathan
t.urduer ll iijamin4
ong Calluirine
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IflirHll -
- Steinlriugli Gs -
Clark J A (John A F) -l'hmaii
Henrv J "
Uilir A mn li Lillian Philipi -Clark
F FtThomiwon Mi-Creu"
ROCK WOoB BOR't Volt.
I Alt,
lU-nford tKsjrg ? ;
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17 21
12 12
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21S
9 2t ;
SUA IK
0 Campls ll Mar.-aret Jl Id
Kii' j Witherall Sanuiel 4S 42
Is7 Hiteshew lv-iehel . Is ."st
4o Hitesliew Uistrge 27 17
:s Wagner lhiiili l... .i II
227 Kepple M '27 17
pit libr Jos H row n J Wilcox) Mm 11ml
.V Ileuder It F - 4S ri
Ki IambertJos - 12 :il
227 Young Maria - " a M
: (trove Tobias 44 14 lis
'2!i W'echtenhi'lscr A - :.s "
47 Felix John A - - 11 m
hM Dull Jonathan " IC5
121 KiKintz John " " 11 il
li.l Mia Iter I-v! - - l i 77
7S IbrkeybileSani'l- 1127
! Kimmell Solo'n - li77
.V Thomas Win - 10 m.
Sua ltender B F M ..7
7S SwiudleSnmh C" " 1.127
V7 Lohrllarrisou M li 44
S".) lhtlevjohn " " 4117
Iu' Walker Mis.-s - " 124 17
'. Kcnder Uenj K " li2 :7
22 Lohr Franklin P" - $ ti2
:l Wagner Iianiel - " Hit.
4il Spajiglertiahriel- " 17 17
.V ltwry JosiahitJerrihTheo'e- M 42
J") Vangi-stJeo H - l.i 77
alS t uils-rger Mary " " SI
124 I'mlHTger Henry . It 44
.si Klough Nisih - 7 ."i
SW Husuin JnnCiThoiiuui J Petal) XtW
5t Thompson James.. 2
:5M Perry Simon 4V ll.'
:si Thompson Canaiiie... 4ti rj
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Lota. .SOMERSET.
1 Iivetieonfe II
1 WhitfordfcE
S7
a K7
7 HI
s S7
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i 2!l
2".
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Acres.
Humbert John ..
Frleilline r'nnk , , ,
Mostoller I" riau ..
I'll. Kuuinuel .
MartliMiis Coniellus...
liollis I" ''li i
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77 44
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Wright AiHrown J Wilcox Min
Mostoiier J.
W alker Josiah J "
Woy Jonathan "
tili-ssner Jacob W -
Lone l-vl J " "
Ijtln'sTt Josiah "
Uin.lis K.ilward "
Ijinihert Abraliam" "
Shank Jetf - -
Long Josiah J " -Ss?uher
JohnSr
stutzuuinCC
Ulessiier Henry M - "
.S CM MIT.
I.ichty Abe Mineral
llerkley Harvey "
liimgey Jis"i
Miller Josephs
SOCTIIAMI'TOX.
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20 1.;
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75 7
10 00
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Kmerick Jacob , ...
Winged Jeremiah's Heirs.
Hartman tract B N Y Co) Min
Kmerick W'm "
F.uieriek J no L
Troutman Benjamin"
Kmerick Valentine
Kmerick Nullum "
Kmerick John J " "
Kmerick Solomon 44 "
Tauixr ML - "
Kennell JLiMsfi Hay He's
biioemafcer lialey - -
7 17
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10 4.1
14 71
17 IM
5 71
lit M
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V. Ilurket tens - - 7
17 K'trns FlMiooe l fitmp P-n's" 11
.il FrehllgitC KhanVrH lle'C s IS
s Jiaker Itct.JI Wailni-e W T) - 15 47
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l'2i I'f. ifTT Iiiof " M
I .2 Pnyder Adam " li r
l.'s) Huydi r Jai-ov " 15 17
CI'I-ER Tl'RKE YF'KJ T.
J I'strm y John .. ti .
41 Kmx John 7iil
."! Hlllli!! lanes S li .
jri 'i.tiiiht lotin '-t :,7
Ho Ito-blv John I) 12 Hi
i Hirn.!.ti Mtll.r sis
'.'I H't;rtiK ICnry 7 -I
.' i Wirni-r l-itott . 5 hi
i Ankeny lhons ... l'J is
l.ts.
1 W litro.it I eslfn y 5 7
I Collins KJ's widow 5 11
Aeres.
I ut Crr.m. r Bruce iHenael I) C) Min M
l.ri Kreg. r Jno - - I t ss
st K r. r itsftrge " In I.
'il V might It 11 " - In
l'l Konn-sbnrg Jumes 44 " l i 77
'272 I'.roUk li. r 1 ns limn " " 'i 7i
175 Sis hli r J.xloia 44 W 4
't Sboiip H.lsli-w ' - :i s'
1-2 Meyers Jonas " 44 17 :W
111 CrownoverJC 44 44 12 2
'21 i - 44 - l.i Ji
21 i Metcalfa Yon 44 - 11 -In
30 Ankeuy Thomas 44 44 lit -is
CRSIXA BOItO Cd II.
No. Lot.
T-ti-Jtt lirifllth Johm Wallace WT)
1 t. lo 1m Foundrv 44 44
:i!2 rehell llenry
Kile tocomuicn-eat 10o'el. k A. il.
in n
14 21
5 l
E. E. Pugh,
Treasurer's I ifTlee,
Souierset, April S,
TREASURER
P. H. Persons paying taxes on any of the
lands ad vert isett Is-fore Ibe day of sale, will
be charged 75 rents for advertising ami fees.
Mercantile Appraisement
-OK-
DEALERS IH MERCHANDISE
-IX-
Somprset County, Pa.
Take hittice that In pursuance of several
Aets of Assembly of llie Commonwealth lo
pnvitle revenue lo meet the uemands upon
the treasury and other purposes, the under
signed apprunu-r of men-aii 1 1 le bixs for said
county, has prepared a list of the trailers tf
said county anil has piai -st each in tl-it elass
which to huu appears right and proper, vix:
a DBisox.
5A.HIS. TKAItK.
Ien II 1,1 Bro .IteUiier..
Fanners A Lab. Co'pu t'o "
CLASS.
13
li
14
It
14
14
isUtn J.-sse
Nick low K 1) -
Koss Ititls-rt K . . 44
Strawu F P 44
ALLEOIIEXY.
FrazierC W 44
BERLIX.
CistkCFACo
Collins F li 44
FiotitAC 44
H.-herC 1 44
tirofT Fred 44
Johnson A K A Son 44
K nssmger C W A Co 44
Xuuag l'aul G 44
I'hiison J A .t W F
Pbtisoii J 44
fkyi.-s W N 44
I'hiison !i X Co -Fankers..
BEX.SOX BOR.
Cassh r A E Itet.niler..
Custer Henrv P J -
t-armerV MtilingCo 44 ..
Ned Jacob ' 44
ELA'K.
WlltroulJs "
14
..i
.. 14
RO Til ER.S VA 1. 1. E Y.
B.-nch'y Ira 44
uml-ert H n ry
:.yiim L' F... 44
COXEMA con.
HershlsTger Jacob
Uish Henrv
VASxELMAS.
sliuit- W II Co 44
W .-im- rL I 44
COXFLCEXCE BOR.
Anderson " illiam 44
Bird a: llird 44
Black A I. - "
Cunninglmm C
I sslds J M
Kuii. I.l Ii W
...Billiards
...Ketaiier
'"t !
rotf A T
Henry M
Kurtz II Jr
Mountein WHi son..
Kits A M A Bros.
Tissue H B
Tauueliiil M
EI. K LHK.
Brandt, r ft 44
Bender F W 44
Kretchman S A 44
Maust Broadwater 44
Maicom 1 k.... 4
Thomas K F 44
FAIRIlnpE.
H'l.!it.-U J J A Sos
s ml ! ti Will 44
'' R EEX I " . .
Yctzy A U .
II
JEFFERSi X.
Vili-r J.i.h C
Miller Beunct Jt Co..
JEXXERTOn'X.
tiritnth J J...
II
JEXXER.
Cover James M 44
Fhi it B s
tiantner I. T 44
''Connor John A 44
KisiriL'.-r John A 44 .
Hay M K "
LOWER TCRKEYFOOT.
t'olNirn A J . 44
lierhardFS 44
liomcsburg W S .. 44
Nanaiuau 11 44
Lixiyyr.x.
tienrv J Y
Sipe Wm P .. ..
W timer il
LA RIMER.
Bcnle Mrs A O
I ieiger Henrv A
Suier Mrs P' W
W ilmoth H J
MII.FOBD.
Husband A D
Schrock UN Bros....
-! L FX -R EEK.
Barron Bns
Krugh A H
Moore C H
MEYERSDALE
ArpleWmACo 44 9
Cmens' Bank Bunker J:)
Cook W ru li tTi-ie 14
Cover PJASon - 12
ltively 11 J - 14
KblnskaHJ 44 " 14
Farmers' Bank Bankers $ :i
FlotoAT Ketaiier H
lilussuer Hardware Co - l.t
(.urley T W 44 U
Hady M .. 44 li
Herring liarret . '4 u
Hartley C 14 11
lbs-king Bn 44 . n
Ko. te A 44 It
KilgusW W 44 li
Kopliu H A Co 44 14
I-coiiuni Fike . "
Lrckenby William '4 14
l.ivengissl tt 1 44 . n
Meversdale Supply Co 44 12
Miller A Collins 44 .
I'f.ihierJ H 44
Plait A W - 1
Kutler M A A Co 44 14
Keich R A Son 44 14
Shipley Hardware Co 44 M
Schw.-irtier Purcu'if, Co... 44 1:!
TruxalCW'. 44 lo
The Bcachley fu... 44 11
-VA" ' B. 1 L TIMORE.
Ointill J J A Co . 44 14
Topper John 44 Ui
XEW CEX TR EVILL E
Boucher II s It
Dull Co 44 14
W alter N H 44 .. 14
XORTIIA MPTVX.
I'.niihain N F
Leviiig I 1 .
MiilerJ II
SpeclmnuO E..
OOLE
Istumgarducr L M
rAIXT.
lVnrod W J
Itummel J M
Iteaiu liarreli
U
14
14
14
II
IHHiYKnxYILLK.
Blotlgh P J.
Ueisel lHlil..
UlEMAHOXIXG.
Donges Frtsl..
Spei-ht Josiah..
ROCKnOt'IK
Ah J i
Baker W 11 H
Connelly K
luil t: t
limwati A J
Miller J H Sons
Kelts J C
Kia-kwuod Feed. Co..
Snyder H ,
Snvder M H
W'olfensls-rger D 11..
NefTA Civsias-r ..
Just Furuilure Co
sir. i dk.
I.undy Thomas..
Kelt-John U
SL4LI.SBCRr.
Burchus Uveuj'd.Bro,
Barrhus J
Banker..,
Khlen Ks
t.lotfeliy M J
Hay P S
Hasclharth A Sou
Jeirn y J T
I.h-hliter MrsS A-
l-liaw H V
Slatlei C A Bru .
U al-er U K-"
.Ketaiier.
tPrt
II
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sro.fr chs tr.
nulift-rt' f,
Bnltx-rS'r IV 44
Biitxer K.lwanl . " ' -
Itr.int f A
Ihvri- W ' ....
Floo, Pa!t-r . " -
l-ielU C p'
- : tin i r I It . . ' m "
st.rle r It W .." !
"srn-r Iwnt.-i . ' " 44
Yisl. r C " -
A i.'-.77
Fr. r A
Il.k T M
l'r l-.n I B
Mi otis i J .
&'iMt:iit: r l.oi. an; it.
I'.r. lim I. W Fniii House .
I niord M C JUrtailer
liralli.-r Itnm
1-iumaii Mrs M A -
I k Heents - "
11 -'I V Jam -
I ollmtli K li , ,'" "
Coliroth I' II "' "
otrro'h Mrs K B 44
I n is I. Hi t o....... -
ffi-riii-r lints ........ 44
lish.rCH '. "'""
Freae Kisss-r M "
llo .I. rlrttun, J B .. .. -
Hiti.lerttaum J il -
Hi'- Kr
H'-tttey llfnry...
KaiiliieriS Piatt ..... -
Km pper 'sl. -
Kiliitnell W H ...
lHith-r J M .. "
-Mill-r J il L..V..V.1 - Z.
-fT& taiw -r '
11se A K .. . '
Parker A i ar.tr
SelM-ll P A -
Simpson V. L -
Snyder J B ... -
VUru k Ma tu m -
slmfer i.ljas C . 44
sipe H L - "
Snyder J N -
Sb-ln -orve P A Co 44
Say lor D W Fating Housel"
Swank J I) Kebtiier
L nl Mrs A K
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Blough W
I altl J t .
Sha r?.-r 11 K -
Say lor Km A Co 44
Vaiiman Joseph ...
Weimer A J 44
SIMMIT.
Hol,:i! ll J J A Son.
JndvJH 44
Miher I' M
Mem 1 1 W A 44
M::rPL
sr'trt-sTowy.
B-rkev A Zimuierman 44
Shovk.-v ' H. 44
Snyder H T .
Thouimou Pt.iiiiroke 44
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Albright James...
Coil-tru H W
ltavis J B
Foniuer I rf-e
Sell, rs P 11
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14
It
14
14
vrrER Ti KKtrrooT.
F.ieher Ali-rt C
i.eriianl J B
H.-nry K it .
K regar Ja.-ob A Sitti.
K rear c s a Son
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WLLI.KRSB IRfi.
Ferliti. John 44 14
Sabs rf $ 1 iktt C!-s 14 .. Tax 7 (
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44 in fin 44 i; 44 u i
44 li III 44 11 li '.
j no 44 : 44 ji t
44 to un - ! 44 ,o
44 40 IOJ . 44 44 A)I0
Sales of t'0 to 1 000 Class i fl
Eliinr4 ih1 T't Pf A .'fey.
One tat.l or Alley .. Esxra d-litonl
a)l-y or table, )) ui.
Take Notieo. AI! person concerns.! in this
a;pmiscnifnt thst a;i appeal will will be heid
at tne treasurer's otTi.-, in Somerset on t'a
p'th day of May. Is-betwen The hours ol
A. M. a:id I P. M., and wners yon esa
attend If you think projsr.
J. J. COCK,
Mercantile ApprUr.
Vakabh Real Eitats !
By virtue of nnori'-r of sa'e issued out of
the'i trphans' I'ourt of sitiuerset county, Ps.,
to me cireet,it. I wilt .x piste to public sale au
the prei!iis-s. iu Miudleereek Uwnsiiip, Suixi-ers,-t
county, Pa on -
Saturday, May 16, 1896.
at 1 o'chs k P. M of stud day, th following
des ri(ed real esUite, viz :
A certain tract of land situate In the. town
ship ,,f Muliiicrc-k. souierset county, pa.,
containing tittyme acres more or ivs, adjoin
ing lands f "Hir:im W . t pmnise. Joslalt -Shauus.ttiiii.in
Walker ani Jaisjti H.s-hler.
formerly th" home of -.ml Wm. 11. Uarron.
tbs-'d.. atur 17 acn-s ei.-r:'.l an-1 fence.! and
In uowii prisiucing comiition. There is a j'si
bouse and lrn on Ihe premises, and a g.ssl
or. liar.! ot fruit trees, aud excellent running
water.
Terms:
T-n p r cent, of the purchase money to be
rid .lown on day of sale, and the iNAutnee of
on ceiRriiuitam of sale and delivery .f
ilissl. i, in one yar and in two yrs wlru
in. rt on t'i -.li-t.-rrt-d payments, which rs
l.t l-s.vi.r-,l t tir-t uioit,'age or jinli.-iii.-ut
no:-. ' 1. ii. M Il.l.EK.
Harvey M. I', rkh y. Admini.-trator.
Attorney.
7rzt.3'8 Sola
-OF
Vaha.h Rsal Estate!
BvTirtaeof an order of Hai? tut tied out of
thf tin'""1' 1 -Hirt f Sfntr--t rMinty, lu..
tt uie iinvt'it'd, 1 rxrtair- to putlic tHi
the inviiii---?, in S-tiut huiuptoa UWLubipv '
Sn.nirit county, Iu ou
WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1896
AT t O'CLOCK P. II
the following Jt-rilXHl ril -(:
A ct-ruin tract of lun-i 4itiut in tb Wa-
ship of -ui bampton. Suiufrwrl count. I.,
rtHit.itninff one buntirvt. wen Kt.il i pfrh-
actual nmiur itu til, acjtiiiiiii" UnU ol
tliuiii-. liittrier. I-Mwani liuti.trr. rniHw.
Trotiiiiian. A. H. am! imin! liorniali-
tT, foniit rly the hotnc of Mary M. and John
I '. uruil. utoul inn half ru g cltir-d and
f-inviuim m jfi mk! (:rottuciii cii(luun, twen
ty 4rt ttnie n-a4ltw i.4iii. Thrrr is a bm
ou the prcmi'M. urn! a good orchard of young
and growing fruit irw.
Terms :
Ten per tsuiL of the purchase mcny to bt
Dui.l down in di.v of sale and the Imiance tn
eon ri nil at ion of sale and delivery of deed. If
desired by the purchaser time will be jl-B la
the usual way.
HARVEY M. BERKLEY.
Trastee.
We Pay Cash
For yonr netph
ddreKMSi and Dfe
paper rhppiQits of
all kint!. Manp
for particulars. MIHI COMMitSl M CO.
CL rPINS DIP'T. 0. 28 . 14TM ST. H. Y.
A Home For Sale
In'vtnierset townt:ip.adjoiiiins the Bomujli.
ei.iitjiiiniii 1.' acres, witn I dwrllinic houx
and stable thereon erected, witti pavemetif.
and ln-ird wait from thrt ourt-tmu.se tit tr.w
pn-mise". Also. .41 acres of Umber land with
in half-mile from the home. Either one will
be sold senuratelv ' -If on J. o. Kimmel.
HEN It Y C I NM.Ni.il AM.
fALVIS ll'XMNGHAM.
Notice to Contractors, Slaters and
Roofers.
The Ii rectoni of the roor!ll iveelve 1U
propoKai until the 1st ft May, lswt,frli
i. ill line on of a Slate rt! o llie a:a Unilt
building on tl.e l'tr Farm.
All t'l.is uiusi tr rnreiiherl'eaeh bottom wr
ril.ns I v.-ima Itloeit Slate and u.ust drinat
the slate in Ihe hid.
The bids must cover ttie Job complete. Tak
ing otToM slimcle rt-.f. sh.etii:, valley, gui
lt c. conductors. leaderH .sc., and putiitiK on
of same Valley and gutter must be Nm 1,
.i oz. ct'iptr. VUir.s and sptsriritntioiis rail
Ih seen ai llie Law office of t'oitstm A Cot born.
Sitnu-rsel l'a. l"nvior'- rewrviin the right
lo reject any aud ail bi.is.
JAitiR McORF'JliK.
WILLIAM Id I.I
HAKlMsoN ttOllN.
Somerset, Ta April N 'Mi-
School Directors' Triennial Con
vention. T-t the Schi-J 1-irn t'MS Stutrrlrl 0'nty;
(JKSTi.m KM : In pursuance f tue forfy
thin! Ms-tlon of the act of May . h', you arw
herebv noiitltst to meet in 1 '.invention, at lh
court house, in Somerset, at ttue o'elta-k ii
the aflernoin on the first Tuesday of May. A.
I'., IsMi. hem the fifth day of the nioiilli, and
select, rim f.-r. by a majority of llie wiiol
nuiulter of dim-tor- present, one person f
literary and scieiiliftc aisiiirenieiitis of skill
and experience in the art of teaching, a coun
ty Miperintendiiit. for the three oucreedtn
years ; and ccrtirv the result to Ihe state Su-iH-nnleii.ient
al lfarnsburv. as required by
the thirty-ninth aud fortielu ssrtion of aaitl
IUU J. M. HFRKEY.
Omntv Superintendent f Soiuenwl County.
Uerliu, l'a , April 10, IsWI.
Directors alteiidlmt the eonvention.are ia
vitcd torall al the euperlntendent'a oitim ia
the curt house, and se-ure eopiea of tint
state Ki-port I l-"ti and schiail law ilWi,
full supply of winch have lalely Uii reevt
ed from llie Slate liepartnient.
Salesmen Wanted
on Salnrv. e" Pcnnsylvanut, srowo Nur
serv sioca. which ii th bett il tlwwar. All lh
new spwultii ns well as the siamlard varie
ties ol FnntJ k Onumectalj. A "ne outfit flir
ntshed and all trellli( elpensea paid. Sll-r-
du-s from day work ia commenced. m
for terms, fUitlng -e.
Hooper, Bro. k Thorn.,
Maple Avenue Nurseries. West Chester, Fk.
To. may Uink 70a art la it.
Hut you are not. unless you are g -tting tas
seven o'clock luornin edition -f i'Ae Karw
ItufMUrli. tuluiuua of Dews in I oat Bs per tturt
aewr la ' Mkyr paper unitws to twW.
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