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jje Somerset Herald.
"t;E'-KJE R. SCULL, Editor.
PAY.
May 13. !SW.
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Wall rpor! ! at
Ss ypf.r Art Store.
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of This rulinir La
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nail bv the .State Medical
' .Lini'il-
,iirn-if Wall Paper to select
(h er 4
vvn lcr's Art Store.
tale ti suppose that night air
u, unlitiliy. in mobi cases n
Ilr It tnt ' u l' at niK';t ul six in the
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nitip Uia" ""J" other Part of the 24
'. I; j iH i.eticial to sleep with the
four inches from the top,
r ticlitly closed.
.. f. r-rtt Mrs. Coffroth has engaged
... .... tl.a eit r ami uhP ik nrA-
,rlllil' r "' '
-.iro
t.i-U:lIIJ .i v j .. .. ...w
il v are )xiking for in miilin
.;rtiitli of a building depends
tlli"
solidity of its foundation, so
l . ll. h.I it i..tk rf i l.
: t . t-xpcl impurities) and cause.lhe
j ji,;I.t liecniue. ltlvus fiiiu iitr-
vfr's Sarsapariila is the most
i::i-
' rfu: :,i:,l effective medicine in use.
v Tf :i'cn living in New York have
1 i'u mselves into an association
i i.ttieral Nelson A. Miles, U.
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h .use ana lot in asnmgioii.
tlii-s $1ii,0iO is to be raised
,.rj.,; :,.! are pouring in rapidly, and
.j,, .,,. nf the movement is assured.
f , -iiiiMiiian dies while 1eing tried
n.ur.i.T. the fa-t of his dying is taken
vid-'v- f hs guilt. He has depart
lut ..iiieliy tiiust suffer, and his
,i ..n if lie has one, is therefore sent
f..r a year. II no lias no son,
, i.uin-r or uroiuer eu a Hogging.
in i ho family, d somebody has
r,sy for it-
rli at Snyder's Art Store and seethe
;;. ,if Wall Taper at oc ier roll.
Kr I'.i -i.-l'iirg. a few days, ago Judge
vker r ii lered a decision of interest to
that, under the liaker ballot
when a name is written on the 1ml
'. uni-fii. need be marked opposite to
.jl.-ate the choice. The writing of the
.' , , j ri girded as a suflicient indica-
: tif til' voter's intention. This decis
, h-:i.--s contest for supervisor of
-,l Tiyi'T township, Cambria county,
.favorer J"hn Keipcr.
j. in H. Morrison, the well-know Jef
j n township undertaker, has just re---..1
lii.me after having Receive! thor-
'3
i!i;r;ieiinns in me an oi pniiumi-
He will attend to day and night
Tiie superior court has rendered a de
,;,!) in an iiiiiK'rtant rase appealed
ai Iliiiitingdon county. E. F. Kell, a
h i.,; i,.in lier, was refused a certificate
, l iiiiendeiit Hutly, on the ground
j, K-'-l was a man of iutemperate
j ::-a;!.l not a tit person, whereupon
-iitiiiii n ptosis ctnin grauicu luauuii-
mi i iie superintendent to compel
i ut,M... it-a certificate, and the matter
-;d-d to the new court. Judge
t ......t tttp ituirt liltiw antl sus-
-r . ' 1 l j . - - -
n liic superintendent.
T:ie hirs'-st line of Wall Paper ever
tvn in Hit county at
s.wuku's Adt Stoke.
Jjst ;i this time when there seems to
ai,n ii.tity tif ctiumcrfeit money in cir-
i: it will le gisd t keep an eye
-t! f- ra swindler who claims to be a
iiry ilctctive and to be looking for
;:s coin. He asks the farmers and
r io-per to submit their coin for in-
- He puts on the silver dollars a
tolutioii which turns them
I-.., liit-lart-s thetn spurious and takes
j-mawiiy v. ith him. He also impres
irlv warns his victims that they are
i .e to arrest for having counterfeit
..y in their possession, and causes
t keep very quiet alxmt the matter,
. ii-ljiing him aloug in his bunco
Viir:ii-, Mandolins, Guitars, Banjos
: i :!n r stringed instruments at Sny--'
I'rr.g store.
' ii. S imiiel Klder and wife, of Bell
:rn:. iKiir l.igonier, have been visiting
-ir "U.tshier, Mrs, Patrick, of Iiidge
i-iiuo, Aiit'uhcuy. I'uring hi sojourn
- mv!irat-J his ninety-first birthday,
. h. K. Iirced and wiie joined in a
Y.j .lltiuer, and greatly assisted in
s
a a joyous evening, me colonel
I '-8
1 health, i.n iossoSsion of a!l of
ii kilties, buoyant lu spirit as a man
ii-'yu-ar, a staunch Republican, and
t If holier to vote for Gen. Benjamin
irrisi.ii sj;;iiii nest fall. In 1st! he
l'i-sf.1 the mountains with Neville B.
3 sis. S"i'i2 east, and they became friends.
l ut..-n!i-il for The ;zctt and has
Hi rva.ler ami suljsoribor ever since.
-.!' '.-' j ''.mmrfiitl 'itZfttr.
Aytrr's Pills are recommended by lead-
",Ly-i. iai,s and druggists as the uiot
4 "- n;t :: I e;li.-ient remedy for bilious
Js, ti.t.isi.a, rmstiveuess. indigestion,
iViiit 's of the liver, jaundice, and
"iiij.la.-he; alsxs ti relieve colds, ft
beiira'gia and rheumatism.
Kilt .";irliart, of Worthville, Pa., has
-atiiat woul.i not hatch, and that being
jii'v way of inciiliating he was at quite
fiokiiow how to increase his sUK-k
iiiry. FiuaUy he struck on rather
plan with flattering results,
ii... 1 ir tKut it. .4 IdV ami
it;. to hatch he made them a
I v ::in ,-.,p (,f heavy cloth, which
I '!.;!--; :- I linilfolded them and was
... .. . ...
':. t-1., shake off. hen A chicken
"if"! i-'l it w ill squat down and stay
Thus reasoning Miles alfigelher
i -r,
i -'
.
-t r.w hens, each day liberating
fir I and exercise. To date three
-haw- i i..i:Sht out all the eggi eu-'-1
1-1 :: ;n exit-jit thrr-e, and are as
"! :: :r families its though they
utarily . iitraettf j ft,r them.
' iU'r. ith has in stock all the
-h things in millinery.
nir and frosl-fighling ma
i invented and used with
- ill i s:
C-Ili;
' hi tin- orchards about Shu Jure,
--Tin. Trot is the orchard's most
j 'utt1 m. u;j-, and heretofore w hen one
-'t ii iaji- i.-J ;i available help has
i kfj.t l.iiy maintaining brush fires
j'Slifot.-riards and vineyards. The
-' i furnace on a sled. Around
J - fs. an.; on the top of the furnace is
f ' rf iit-t ting, into w hich are packed
j 1. !.r materials that will hold
., vjre. i ie j,-! m carries a water
j .:nl tin pn.-king alout the furnace
r. et. The tire is fed w ith brush,
i-' Miin lie distributes from a numi er
J i iiiint-vs. With the smoke and steam
If I'f-'biced which envelopes the
f kecpinjj U, tne temperature anj
j;:-"gi.rTfr-tsts.
-"-iym i; ihe new giltjmd leather
Mrs. K. B. O.ffrorh's? ' You can
j- 'A" for 2', e,.t
I r "Vs f!lrs:lI,aril' is not only tbe
' U rn,,,-!,, fr lhe ,-t.rVes, Liver,
, Stoma,-!,, and' BlKd : btU ij no
V ' "-'lit j. l yt,ur tmmry bitfk.
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'-t-'iiaraiitce applies to Dana's
,(:..-.
i t. ymp, and PUsfers.
Pi
i
I "n.slmrg has a human who breathes
! '-in ios ear. Ftrly in routh be prae-
: tlt habit of holding bis breath,
l 'ie aa, r he began the fad he
S Z l1 '"le doing the act air leak
j"' '''.''' ears. Iu time he acquired
. of brtathiiig five nrtu
1 ti.r.mgi, his ears. His friends
ir"J h,J"led at the idea, but be
1 . pro',a- Taking a match
, S-i a frien.l to hold it near bis
b" il wo"ld le quickly ex
by escapiug air. Repealing
: "Mie at the r iif u r he natt.h
.1 Ientinguis.hed, but by the
i i i.v iiihaii,,, tht air. The
Lwg -tes
v-fjchei fjr this
Saturday was the twenty-fourth anni
versary of .Somerset's great fire.
Henry Kuhs, a former well-known
resident of Iavansville, lias located at
Berlin.
Prof. J. C. Kendall, a native of this
ounly, was unanimously re-elected Su
perintendent of the Homestead, Alle
gheny county schools, last Tuesday.
Reserved seat tickets for the high school
commencement "exercises will be placed
on sale at I P. M. to-day at the jewelry
Rtore of Xefftt Caseboer.
The next meeting of the Somerset Min
isterial Association will be held at the
Lutheran Parsonage in Lavansville, Rev.
C. F. Oephart'a, Monday, May IS, at 10.30
A. M.
The subject of the pastor's sermon in
the Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning, will be "The Common Faith."
Services in the evening at the usual
hour.
Miss Alice F. White, the pretty and ac
complished young daughter of Mr. II. C.
White, of C'hamttersburg, spent Monday
and Tuesday at the home of Mr. U. M
Phillippi, on Main Street-
Mr. William Hillegaa, of Allegheny
township, one of Somerset county's model
farmers aud who bnys his fertilizer by
the car load, was in town yesterday with
a dozen teams to haul out to his farm a
car of the crop food just arri ved. Iierlin
7iVcor.
Klectric Light Companies have their
troubles, as well as other people, and all
receipts are not profits. Our home Com
pany has recently sustained a s of jLHW
by the burning out of their arc dynamo.
The armature was shipped to Chicago for
repairs.
llham ' K. Meyers, r.so,., a rising
young lawyer of the Slate Capital, was a
visitor here lapt wek. He is the young
est son of lion. B. F. Meyers, the well-
known editor and Democratic politician,
who claims Milford township as ids birth
place.
Attention is directed to the advertise
ment of Matthews fc I$owuian, Berlin,
Pa., who have recently embarked in the
house furnishing business. Both are ex
cellent citizens and prudent, conservative
business men, ;and are deserving of the
patronage of the public
The lalloon ascension Thursday after
noon attracted several thousand people
to town. Prof. Beam experienced some
difficulty in inflating his air ship willi
hot air. He ascended to a height of about
1JM feet when he cut his parachute loose
and floated to the ground.
The case of Olga Hetlley against her
husband. Prof. K. C. Heflley, a former
well-known resident of Berlin, was heard
ir. the Allegheny county court, Saturday,
when he defendant was ordered to pay
his wife $"( per month. The charge
against Prof. Heflley was desertion.
The grass plot on the public square.
which in connection with the public
fountain is susceptible of being made the
most attractive ornament alut tow n, is
sadly in need of attention. The police
officers' duties are not so multifarious that
he cannot Ie expected to look atcr this
matter.
Mr. W. H. Johnson has been relieved
as train despalcher at Ilockwood and as
signed to the Hooversville station agency.
W. P. Gould, who has been a resident of
this place for several mouths and was
formerly in the employment of the B. A
. has been appointed Mr. Johnson a
successor at Rockwood.
Berlin town council and Brothersvalley
township supervisors are considering the
advisability of purchasing road making
machines, aud the AVcurrf strongly urges
them to do so. Recently the merits of
two machines of r1 liferent manufacture
were tested in the preseuce of a large
number of the tax-payers of Brothers-
valley township.
Secretary Louis Krel tells us that last
mouth was the best yet experienced by
the Listie Mining Company since they
tuv e been operating in this region. Their
shipments have shown a gratifying in
crease each month this year and May
promises to break the record. Twenty-
live good miners can secure employment
by applying at once to "the Listic Com
pany.
Spe-ial term of court for the trial of
civil cases couvened at lf A. 1. Mondav,
with Judire Ionffenecker. and Associate
Judges Biesecker and Horner on the
fjench. The prst case taken up was that
RfJ. M. Olinijer vs. Peter fshultz, an ac
tion in ejectment for a tract of laud in V'Ak
Lick township. A large number of wit
nesses from Meyersdale and surrounding
country are present.
Thursday counsel for Simon Homer,
onvicted of murder in the first degree
for the killing of Samuel McCarrier, at
Cumberland, Md., petitioned the Court
for a new trial. Affidavits were present
ed to the Court by Homer's attorneys al
leging thit he is au im'tecilo and is
not responsible for his acts. A decision
will be rendered later. The action of
Homer's counsel is in accordance w :th
the statement in last week's IIf.rai.ii.
The graduating exercises of the Somer
set public schools will take place Friday
evening, in the Opera House. Tae grad
uating class is composed of the following
rnemlters : Rfss Scott, Charles Shultz,
Charles Houpt, L. K. Sipe, Iouise Col
btrn, Calhrene Holderbauiu, Laura Su
fall, Maine Jones, Harlie Keifer, Marian
Mcinff, Nsnnie Saylor, Florence Samp
sell, Alice Cook, VeilaS!nemaker, Virgie
Vo;el ami Rse Iiennis tn. Miss Colliorn
will deliver the "soiu'.atory" and Master
Stott the "valedictorv."
The many friends of Norman Pen rod, a
candidate for the nomination for County
Commissioner on tlnj I).m-sTatic ticket,
will regret to learn that he is critically ill
at his home in Somerset township. Mr.
Penrod hxs suffered with indigestion for
Crvcral years and it is thought that the
tluusu.-il atnount of h rsebi(-k riding he
has done since the campaign opened sev
eral weeks ag has br-mht ab Kit other
complications. His life was despaired of
yesterday, but reports fr.nn bis beishie
to day are t' ths elfoct that !iU condition
is slightly improved.
County Stiperintendt-nt J. M. Berkey
was last Tuesday evening elected Su
perintendent of the Johnstown city
schools, at a salary of f -,) per annum.
His election was ma ie on the first ballot
and by a decided in ijority of nil the di
rectors present. It is gratifying to know
that the work rendered the public schools
of this county by Prof. Berkey is appre
ciated elsew here and that upon the eve of
his retirement from the ranks here he
takes up similar work, but on a in re ad
vanced scale, elsewhere ' The pe ple of
Johnstown will find him amply qualified
to discharge the duties of the otlitsg, and
will, we tielieve, assist iu elevating him
to the high position his exis-ptioual qual
ifications destine him to fill in Hie educa
tional development of the State.
Mrs. Sullivan Johnson, of Allegheny,
daughter of the late tier.eral Moses A.
Ross, of Petersburg, this county, lias
lieen highly honored in being appointed
regent of orgauioilion of the I'iiiled States
Daughters of lsli She is the only one
iu the North. Miss Jennie McKee, of
Kentucky, holds a similar position in the
South. On these two w omen rests the re
sponsibility of organizing chapters in the
strong aud flourishing new body of pa
triolic women. Any woman over eigh
teen years of age, of good character and a
descendant of one w ho was a military,
marine or naval officer, soldier or sailor
in actual service under authority of any
of the States, in the war of JM, shall le
eligible to membership in the Society.
Any information or application for u. cm- j
N-rship can be had by apply ing to Mrs.
Sullivan Johson, No. Ill Western avenue, '
Allegheny.
PTBSBUS3 SCORCHED.
Biggeit Slats in th History of AldUon's
Metropolis.
Aucietit Petersburg, tbo capital of Ad
din township, was visited by the most
d-istruetive fire in its history Sunday.
The greater portion of the p opulatioii of (
tne towu was in attenaance at at vine ser
vices in the Methodist church when their
worship was disturbed at 11 o'clock by
cries of "Fire!" The aud ience rushed iuto
tbe single street of the town without
waiting for the formality of being dis
missed by the parson, and hastened to the
east end of the village from whence huge
clouds of dense black smoke were risiug.
Flames were discovered issuing from the
roof of the residence of William Stark.
By the time the people rsacbed the scene
the fire had guiued such headway that
nothing could le done to save the build
ing from destruction and an effort was
made to carry the household furniture to
a place of safety. Most of the furniture
was saved.
A high north-west wind was blowing
at the time and in a few minutes the
flames had communicated with a two
story wagon maker's hop adjoining, in
which lo,iX) feet of high priced lumber,
and other valuable material were stored.
By this time the entire population of
Petersburg, some four hundred souls, bad
collected at the sei ne of the tire carrying
water with buckets. 'etc, with which
they made a feeble effort to conquer the
flames. It soon became apparent that
their efforts must prove futile and when
the flames communicated with the dwell
ing of a widow woman Mrs. Speelman
the situation looked very ominous in
deed. The furniture was hastily carried
from the Speelman house when the Iniild
ing was abaudoneiL From iicre the
Humes leaped to the stable of l'nvid Stark
and in an incredibly short time it was re
duced to ashes, .
The greatest excitement was created
when it was discovered that flying sparks
had ignited the granary of CapL Inskeep,
some eight hundreu feel distant, and
threatened to communicate with the largo
barn adjoining. Heroic work on the part
of the bucket brigade conquered the tire
at the granary and thus prevented furth
er damage lteitig done iu that part of the
village.
An intervals during the progress of the
tire in the buildings mentioned the Haines
communicated with the residences or
Rishebarger it Son, Jasper Augus
tine, ie.rge Turney aud Samuel L'ikel,
but were quickly subdued by the bucket
brigade composed of men and women,
w ho had abandoned the other buildings
to their fate antl turned every effort to
save the properties adjoining. All of the
buildings burned were frame structuies
and it was after two o'c1ih; when they
were totally consumed and it Was known
that there was no further danger to the
other ropertie.
William Stark estimates his loss at
$2,0" t ; no insurance. Mrs. Speelman's
loss will reach ?12ti, no insurance; iMvid
Stark's loss is estimated at f4t.l. The other
losses were only slight.
The bucket brigade, we are told, fought
like demons aud it was mainly through
their efforts that a disastrous conflagra
tion was averted.
Indie
itioni That The Cumberland Valley
Will Complete The South Fenn.
Representatives of the "Cumlierland
Valley, says the JurrMurg Tt legrnh.
are again going over the almndoned route
of the defunct South Penn or Vanderbilt
line, w hich for a time promised Harris-
burg a strong coinpeliiig.-shorter line to
Pittsburg and the great West. They are
paying particular attention to securing
large plots of ground hlmuirg on the
partly. completed tunnels near Roxbury,
Tuscarora Valley, Ray's Hill and other
tunnels along the old route, paying good
ric-s thereftir." These tunnels, referred
to by President Roberts, of tiio rt-nnsyl-
vaui.i, as holes in tne ground, "cost the
Vamlerbilts something like fo,0"Vi"". it
is said. This activity is taken as a pretty
gotsi indication that the Pennsylvania
and Cumberland Valley have made the
necessary financial arrangements to build
the line from a ton net tit !! with the last
named road at eiUier Richmond Furnace
or New viile. The project lias been con
templated for some time, lut has been
pt.poned several times owing to the
stringency of the money market,
When completed the line will give the
"P'.-nnsy" an entranoc into the soft coal
region of southern Pennsylvania and
bring the products of that region nearer
to Philadelphia antl New lork.
If The Metropolis " Had Won.
We c-.il! attention to the proceedings
of the Lv. Lutheran tonferenee in session
at Scalp Level. The at tion taken by the
Conference upon the Co'leiate Institute
will strike most people as right, as well
as timely. Ringing bell, tooling horns
and letting off pent-up enthusiasm never
builds Collegiate Institutes or any thing
else. That' a way, however, our Somer
set friends have and no one blames them
for being built that way. but they are
face to face now with a serious problem.
with which they have been dilly-dallying
ever since. nto work now and do some
thing. Had Meyersdale won the build
ing would now be under roof. Meyera-
Inte ('.HHiuereiit.
Cold Water Ticket.
Our cold water friends met last Monday
evening at the office of W. A. Seilert, in
Berlin, when the following district nd
county ticket to lie voted for at the No
vemlsr elivtion, was placed in nomina
tion. Congress, Rev. John N. Bracken
of Cambria county; Assembly, I. G. Jones
of Somerset, R. P. Collins of Berlin;
Associate Judge, J. C. Reitxof Bvkwood;
Sheriff, S. (I. Baltzer of Shanksville;
Prothoinitary, J. C. Spcicher of Meyers
dale; Register and Recorder, Alex, tiroff
of Meyersdale; Treasurer, Pembroke
Thompson of St-oystown; Cominissjoner,
Win. Schneitierof Stonycreck township
and C. F. Zimmerman of Stoyestown
Poorhouse Director, Oliver Meyers of
lilen Savage; Auditor, I). M. Bali Ber
lin. Fred liroff of Berlin was elected
County Chairman and R. P. Collins
County Secretary.. The following were
elected delegates to the state convention
Rev. M. 1. Voung, I. G. Joih.-s, W. A
SeilKTt, I). M. Ball, It. P. Collins, i
Brail ier.
W.
A Vexed Question Decided.
Judge Iongenecker recently filed an
opinion w hich effectually disposes of a
question that has tormented the Voters of
several of the school districts of this
county for a number of years past. The
question considered by the court arose in
I'isina school district where the election
ollli-ers held that non-residents of the
b trough, although residents and tax-payers
in the school district, wece not enti
tled to Vote for school directors or to be
elected school directors iu said I'rsina bor
ough. The matter was brought before the
court by Noab Scott, in a case sialyl, in
order to prevent unpleasant litigation be
tween the citizens of the district. Follow
ing is Judge Ixmgcnecker'a opinion, as
endorsed on the papers in the case : -
"April 21, "M. The within case stated
seems to he ruled by the case ofColviu vs
Beaver, W Pa. :tss ;. Under the law
announced in that case Mr. Stott is. I
think, clearly entitled to vote for scltool
ollicers, and matters affecting the schools
of the district to which bis premises were
attached for school purjsscs, and if the
citioim of the district choose to elect him
a school director he bastbe full right to
serve as such. The ruling of the Supreme
Court on the general ac. of 11th April,
I s ,7. in the almve mentioned case appears
to determine all of the questions raised
in this case. Judgment is therefore or
dered to be entered in the case stated in
favor of said Noab Scott.
By the Court,
J. H. Los-iK.NErKEn, P. J.
Opening of the Laranirilla Track.
The Lavansville race track Las liecn
put In excellent condition for the coming
season ami proprietor Tayman will open
it to the public on Friday, May ZUul. A
serums of horse and bicycle races hve
lecn arranged for that dato and a good
time is promised all who attend. The
first race will start at 1 V. M. promptly.
SOLD "FILLED" CHEESE.
A Bogus Agent of ths Someriet Crtsmtry
Company Comei to OrisL
It is not known that C. B. Moore, the
well-known' New Lexington merchant.
and Frank Moore, special agent of the
liepartment of Agriculture, who is charg
ed with enforcing the pure final law
passed by the lust legislature, are mem
bers of the same family, but it is quite
certain that C. B. does not propose to let
Frank have a monooly of bringing pros
ecutions against violators of the act of as
sembly referred to.
Mr. C. I). Moore was busily employed
waiting upon several lady customers last
Wednesday afiernoou, when a dapper
looking, smooth faced youuf fellow
walked into bis place of business and an
nounced that be was representing the
Somerset Creamery Company. He bad
fifteen or twenty heads of cheese in a
wagon at the door aud confidingly in
formed Mr. Moore that they were the
first made this season and consequently
were better than any that will be made
later on.
It so happened that Mr. Moore was in,
need of a cheese and he told the young
fellow to bring one in. Before paying
him f.1.30 for it, however, he demanded
that a receipted bill lie made out, in or
der that it could le filed away in the
merchant's usual careful manner.
The bill was accordingly made out in
the name of the Somerset Creamery Com
pany and was duly signed J. B. McCor
mick. Mr. Moore laid tho receipt asido
aud went on about his business until one
of his customers asked lor cheese.
The instant Mr. Moore cut into the
cheese he discovered tlat it was not the
genuine article, but w as a "filled cheese,"
composed of all kinds of horrible, indi
gestible su!tances, which come under
the ban of the act of assembly. Shortly
afterwards another customer came into
be store for the purpose of telling Mr.
Moore that the other merchant iu New
Lexington hail been iniiiosed upon in a
similar manner.
Next day Mr. Moore visited Somerset.
At Rockwood he learned that a number
of merchants in that section of the county
had been defrauded by the cheese man.
He also learned that when the bogus
agent of the Somerset Creamery Co. ran
up against an unsuspecting customer w ho
chanced to get in his way, lie played what
is kuowu as the "spectacle game" on him.
The spectacle gamo is played this way:
The agent bands you a pair of line ap
pearing gold spectacles, w hich he claims
to have found and to have nojise for, and
is anxious to disposo of for the modest
sum of f 1.00 or fciOU, as the case may be.
Tho glasses he bands you magnify, find
nine times out of ten the man w ho tries
them on is pleased and closes a liargain
ou the spot. He does not observe that
the glasses are exchanged for amtlier
pair liefore they are wrapped up by the
sharp, but he discovers later that this has
been done. The glasses are worth only
23 cents. Several residents of Rockwood
and New Ceutreville know this state
ment to le true,
Mr. Moore is the kind of citizen who
believes that laws are made to le enfor
ced, and he accordingly appeared before
a Rockwood justice of the peace and
lodged an information against the bogus
agent of the Somerset Creamery Co. The
agent had hired a team in that place and
bad not returned to town when Mr.
Moore left there. He had deposited a
satchel with the station agent at Rock
wood, and Constable Dupont, learning of
this, kept bis eyo on the satchel, which
was sealed up and had a tag on it on
w hich w as. w ritten the name of James A.
Malarky. Saturday morning the station
agent at Rockwood received a telegram
from Confluence signed by Malarky re
questing that his satchel bo forwarded to
that place by express. The satchel was
duly shipped, but in custody of the Rock
wood constable, who placed Malarky un
der arrest upon his arrival in Confluence.
When Malarky learned that a com
plaint bail been lodged against him by a
man named Mtmre, he at once jumped to
the conclusion that the prosecutor was
Frank Moore, special agent of the de
partment of agriculture. He found out
his mistake when he arrived at Rock
wood and was confronted by C. B. Moore.
Malarky concluded that aliout the liest
thing for him to do would lie to make a
clean breast of the matter, hoping that
Mr. Moore would have compassion upon
him and drop the prosecution. Instead
of the confession having this effect, it only
induced Mr. Moore to lodge another
complaint against him. Malarky was
committed to jail in default of f-',
charged with false pretense, violating tho
fod law aa pod 11 in,,: w ith it license.
The prisoner says that he intended to
skip his livery bill at Rockwood. Ha
will make an effort to settle the cases
against him.
Gathered by the Grim Beaper.
Samuel P. King, one of the best kuown
residents of Middleereek township, drop
ped dead while standing under the fore
shoot of his barn about 9:-'iU o'clock Mon
day morning. He had gone about his
farm work in the morning without com
plaining of sickness and his deatu was
evidently caused by a sudden attack of
heart failure. Mr. King was single aud
lived with a maiden sister. He wu
alxmt sixty-two years of ago. It will le
recalled by many of the acquaintances of
the deceased that his father died, alxmt
twenty years rfgo, under very similar cir
cumstances, he having drop pet 1 dead
while driving along the public highway
near his home.
Cyrus Rayman, a well-known farmer
of Stonycreek township, died without a
moment's warning altout 9 o'clock Satur
day evening. Karly in the evening ho
had fallen asleep upon a couch in the sit
ting room and after slumbering for an
hour anise and expressed himself as feel
ing very much refreshed. Later he re
tired without complaining of feeling sick.
Shortly afteo ho retired bis w ife heard
him breathing with apparent great labor
and hastened to his side. He gasped once
or twice after s!:e reached him when
ho expired. The deceased was inhis osth
year and was highly esteemed by a large
circle of friends. He was a devoted mem
ber of the Lutheran church and was al
ways active in church work. He is sur
vived by his wife and two wins. He is
also survived by his brothers Albert,
Jacob and Noah, of Stonycreek township,
and by two sisters, Mrs. C. A. Brant, of
Shanksville, and Mrs. William Barnhart,
of Pittsburg. The funeral took place
Monday morning, when interment was
made in the Lutheran cemetery at Fried-
ens. Rev. Welch conducted the religious
ceremonies.
Milton B. FLsher, for several years a
resident of this place, died on Tuesday,
5th inst, at tho home of bis sister. Miss
Annie Fisher, in Johnstown. Mr. Fisher
was liorn in Stoyestown antl at onetime
was foreman of the Cambria Iron Com
pany's machine shops, being compelled!
to give up his post ion by reason of ill
health. He is survived by his wife, who
is the eldest daughter of John II. Kaut
ner, of Somerset township.
Mr. Henry S. Picking died very sud
denly Wednesday evening at her home
in this place, aged sixty years. Six years
ago she suffered a stroke of paralysis,
since when she had been confined to her
home. Her death was not unlocked for
by the members of the' family, but it
came with such suddenness as to prove a
great shock to all of them. The deceased
was a highly resiected christian lady antl
was admired and loved by all who had
the pleasure of her acquaintance. She is
survived by two daughters, Mrs. Fred
Van near aud Miss Minnie Picking, aud
by two sons, John Henry and Frank.
Her husband died twelve years ago.
Good Eetalta
Come from long experienco. The Cin
derella Stoves and Hangcs) are the result
of over thirty-five yearn experience, they
have every new feature that Ls of value to
a housekeeper, and are good bakers and
perfect roasters. Sold by
Jam. 1$. HonRHArjf,
Soiiicmet, Pa. .
SUBFBISE EIPKES3E3.
At The Aotion of The Committee Charged
With Eitablithin a Collegiata
Institute.
Much surprise has leen expressed here
at the action of tha Somerset County
Lutheran Conference, in session last
week at Scalp Level, in adopting the re
port of the committee on Collegiato In
stitute. When the people of Scnirisct were in
vited to contribute a fund for the pur
pose of establbliing a school to bo con
ducted under the auspices of the Alle
gheny Lutheran Conference, it was with
the distinct understanding that the Con
ference would obligate i(self to contrib
ute an equal amount.
Berlin and Meyersdale were competi
tors with Somerset for the school and
both fell short of raising the amount sub
scribed by the citizens of this place and
it was accepted as settled that the school
would be located here.
The local committee discontinued their
efforts to securelsubscriptions after a sum
several thousand dollars in advance of
the amountaskcd by the Conference had
been pledged, and have since Ieen anx
iously waiting for the Conference to act
So far as the II khald has been able to
learn the Conference has taken no meas
ures to secure the amount of money
promised by that body, ami judging from
the report of its committee it does not pro-
posc doing so until after a suitable build
ing or buildings for tho school are well
under way. Judging from expressions
from those of our cilius who had sult
scribed to the proposed school it is like
ly that tiie matter will lie dropped so
far as Somerset is concerned since they
are evidently unwilling to hazzard their
money without any tangible assurance
that the Conference will do its part.
We mistake the judgineut of the liber
ally disposed citizens of Meyersdale if
they are more eager than the citizens of
this place have been to "buy a pig iu a
poke," w hich is exactly what the com
mittee representing the Conference evi
dently desires the town securing the pro
mised school to do.
Following is the rejiort submitted by
the committee to Conference:
Your committee on Collegiate Institute
respectfully report that the recommenda
tions of Conference have not I een (im
plied with. When the committee were
reatly to advertuto for propsals Willi a
view of awarding contracts for the erec
tion of the building, representatives of
tne town iu wlncli it nail Iteeu decided to
locate the school expressed an unwilling
ness to proceed with the work until sub
scriptions should lie taken for endow
ment. I he meiiitterstiip of the churches
throughout the Conference district, while
heartily approving tho propose institu
tion ami willing to support it by furnish
ing students and contributing to the en-
owmeiil are of the opinion that the first
work to be done is the erection of a suita
ble building, and in view of the special
lieuetit of the schist! to the tow u in w hich
it is located the residents of such town
aud immediate vicinity are expected to
provblo the funds necovsary to pay for the
i. uniting, i iiu iiiiiiiijiitt) in preparing
the form of subscription had in mind the
action of Con Icrcnce which contemplated
ik. ..r . i. I. ..
iu: ri-:iitni oi iuu Litiiiunig oyineiow ii
securing the schoolthe work of soliciting
funds for the endowment to l prosecut
ed after the erection of the building.
We Itelievo that longer delay may
jeopardize the establishment of the insti
tution, needed in this territory w hich is
without a church school for higher edu
cation, and since Somerset refuses to take
st-s, urgently requested by the com
mittee, and necessary for the opening of
the school, w-e submit the following
reoom mendations :
1. That inasmuch as Meyersdale made
a fcititi fitlr oiler of f.l.Oil ami at least five
acres of land, the committee lie authoriz
ed to locate the school in that borough,
w ith the understanding that the erection
of the building be Is-gun within six weeks
and the school lie tipeued iu the fall of
ln; provided that the town originally
selected dtes not within three weeks im
mediately following this action begin the
erection of tho building ami agree lo have
it ready for occupancy Hot Jater than
x-tolx'r 1st.
A re-affirmation of the previous ac
tion taken, via That tho Conference
urges the membership of the churches to
aid in the establishment of the school ami
to support it by inllueuce and patronage
when established under proper auspices.
X That as soon as the institution is
ojiened untler proper auspices we invite
a thorough cunvass of our congregation
with a view of securing at least as much
money for endowment as may lie ex
pended in the erection of the building.
4. That the committee lie authorized to
make such changes in the form of charter
as the foregoing action may necessitate.
"I have used It unlock Blood Hitters in
my family for two years. It is the best
inediciiio I ever used. It cured me of
erysipelas in a very short tiue; also
cured my son of scrofula after the doc
tors had failed." Ixmio S. Woodward,
Laurel Hill, Fayytte County, I'a.
A;t You Going Fishing.
If so you w ill find at Fisher's llook
Store, the largest stock and a great variety
of rods, houka, flies, sntssls, lines and
leaders at wholesale and retail for
trout, catfish, chillis, suiifish, bass aud
carp.
Sunday School Convention.
The convention of delegates represent
ing the various Sunday Schools of the
county, held last Thursday in the Luth
eran Church, was well attended. Klder
i tin 'et w eiecieti urvsitieiit ti iuu i
isin cntioii and jirositUsl ut.the Uitftrt'iit
mwtiiirs. Atlilresess were tli livcretl l.y
Hon. K. I). Miller, of Uockwotsl, Kev.
llristow, Hev. (ielilmrt, M.J. PritL. Kshi
tlliver KncppcT, Hev. IlnxUury, and
others. Perhaps) the most interoiting
feature of the couventioti wai an ad.lress
delivered hy Mrs. J. W. Barnes, of Phil
adelphia, on "Supplementary WorSt in
tho Primary Department."
A permanent organization was effected
hy the election of the following ofli
cers: President, Hun. E. I. Miller, of
Kockwood; Vice President, C. K. Trux
el, of Meyersdale; HetsDrdinjr Secretary,
Mrs. Harriet Hanson, of C'onllueiice;
Corresponding Secretary, I C Colborn,
Kscj., of SomerMCt; Treasurer, M. J.
Ileachey, of K!k Lick; Executive Com
inittee, V. H. Huppel, Ki., J. K. l-'ern-r,
(Je. H. Iive, Peter Toel, ?f 'Stiiuer
tet, and Ir. n. liarey, of IteY'i'n.'
If try Wogiaa
Who takes pride In her home sliould ex
amine the Cinderella Stoves and Hanges,
they are made of the beat 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. B. Holdkrbaum,
Somerset, Pa.
Iton't bay Wall Paper away fmtn home
when you have a wholesale and retail
store right in your town, that can and
will sell you Wall Paper as cheap as any
house in the United Stalest.
SMYfiKU's Akt Stork.
Wool Wanted
At Kantner's Factory, one mile south of
Somerset, We want 0,MH0 lbs of wool
and will pay cash or take it iu exchange
for goods). Carding and '.pinning dune
promptly at lowest possible pries.
How to Xakt Honey, '
Imp a postal card to MiLl.KR .t Coi.l.
ISH, the Largest Clothing am( She
the County, M, K Y KRsfA i. T-t pa., and you,
will receive 3 packago of their Mau.aioth
Pumpkin Seed. For the heaviest pump
kins raised fnuu thin seed they offer the
following premiums:
1st Premium, $10.00 in Gold.
2nd Premium, M10 in Gold.
:ird Premium, $-0 iu Hold.
Eedactd Kates to St. Loaia.
The Kepublican National Convention
will meet in St. Louis June Hith. For
this occasion the B. A O. K. R. C'o will
sell Excursion Ticknts front all stations
011 iu line lat of the Ohio Hiver for all
train n June I'i to 15, inclusive, valid for
return passage until June 21, at oue fare
for the round trip.
The Baltimore & Ohio is a direct line to
SL Louis, runuing two solid vestibuled
fast expreaa trainn with through Pullman
Sleeping Cars attached every day iu the
year.
For rates aud other information apply
to nearoat 15, Jt O. Ticket Agent,
Do. Hot Fail to Bead This.
The noted Special
1st, Dr. M. Sal m,
who has been so sue
cess ful in the treat
ment of private dis
eases of both sexes,
and all kinds of
ch ron ic d Iseases, in ay
le consulted, as usu
al, free of charge, in
Somerset, at the Ho
tel Vanneai, on Friday, May loth, and
every 4 weeks thereafter on same day.
Consultation and Examination free.
ijj They all sav so,
Q Ho it must Le so.
And whut are they all saying'
xfi Why they are saying that
?: Matthews
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U1IU
a
Bowman's
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ft
NEW
1 Furniture Store,
BERLIN. PA ,
Is the Is-st in the town. -Indeed,
there is no better in the
county. Kvcrythinif New,
Bright, Fresh and Beautiful.
to
3 Parlor Suits,
?? Red room Suits.
:s
a
:
V
' Diningroom Suits,
Fancy Chairs, '
;; Odd Tables,
fOl and many other articles of
Furniture of the latest pat
terns. All of our goods are
:W substantial ami durable.
2
:s Iff he right iroods nreoflcr
M eJ AT HIliHT TUR KS, the
fewer words said alx.ut the
Si
goods the better. They siieak
for themselves.
complete shs-k of
tli Organs and
ah
Sewing Machines
at lowest jiossible prices.
Our entire stock is fresh from
the factory and is worthy of
:J: examination. ;
. v ,
1 Ij-Wf are fully ir.Btn-. to serve
j. the puttlit-lii the uuilcrtitliiiur busl- JS.
nt-s. Eiiittaliiiiug a specially.
DM IN I.STIiATOir.S NOTICE.
Kxtule of Michael J. Snyttcr, late ofStonv
crcck township, Uec'U.
letter tf otliniiiisinitioii having hts-n
cr.tiil. J ly Die .ro r aul horny lt the uotlt-r-s.iMictl,
noiict Is bt n t.y given in all i rsoiiM
tittleiiti-d to sai.l -iuU u make liiiintslh.lt
ki in. in, an.) those liavinx (-liiu suniiist
xititi t-stale w ill iir.-s. nt ih.-ni. duly auiiit-n I-niU-tl
forseitlciitt-iit. tm Kriilay. th i:J tlav
May, !;, al late rtitlin--ii iiirM.
. hAMKI. f. VfiKIt,
AUiiiinisiruIor.
A
DMlNISTliAToIiS' NOTICE.
KsUttpof Alexander C Moon. Isle of Midtllo
envk towushlp, s-.ni. rsct tt.uuiy, pa,--'u.
letters of atlniliiistratittn the alsve e
lai. liavibK Is-cii icrunusi to the iiii.t. rsi-ii,il
l.y-the pntpcr iiutuoniy , iioii. c is turt hv niv
t n to all i roii. Intl. I.t.tt to sjihl estate l.
make imiiicttutti iMV-iiii-in, mi.l those liavii.-
claims auiiinst tin same lo .r.-x-hl tht-iu tlu;v
MUtlK-iititiilttl for t Itl.-meiit, on fsit!unl:n'.
May lsii, al the oilice of l.-am. l W . V. in,
K-i, New Ceiilixvlllc tstntnitii.
KL.MKIt K. MtM.KI-'
1M.MKI, W. WII.U
John R. Suott, Atfy. Admiiiistnilon.
JX ECUTK I X'S NOTI CE.
1 .state of Suhiucl J. Weller, tice'd., of tSitncr
act townsiup.
letter testa linn tary ou tlie above et:i'
l.avim; In-tii Kntnicd to the und.-ivi-riiett i.,
the pn.-rauthorily, uotiee is ben-l.v ir'.vt n
loan person iiitlcliictl tosid estate lo nuixe
imuieuiaie pay merit, and thte Imvlnjr claim
aaliiHl the same lo present them unlv au
lli. nncnl.-d lor set l lenient, on Tueatluv, June
-S lSi al late n-snli-ius- ot tltvM.
ItACHFI. WFLI.KR,
Kxtt-lltrix of Maiiiitel J. Wcllt r, ilec'tl.
JXECUTOIi'S NO'VICE.
Kstale of II. A. Ilartze'l. late of Addison
township, Istmicrsta ctrtility, IS., dts-d, "
I-tter tcslaiiienlarv tm the atsive etitte
bavihs lieen tcntutcd ro tlie undersigned bv
fiie pioper aiilliorilj , nutice is tten-bv iven To
1 11 peraoii luttrbh-d lo -nd esialc'to make
iiuitetiut payineiit. and those lutvu. cUtom
h.aihst lhe same to prest nl them duly au-liit-uiaiei
for settlement, onfsnturday, June
, Inwi, at tlie late reniUeiice of dee d.
J. -S. lt.KT.F.LI .
t.xeeulor.
XECUTOU'H NOTICR
t.sutcof Kitinuel llunstt kcr, late of Soiucr
act bonui;h, dee'd.
la-tters lestamt htt.ry t.n lhe above cututc
having been .runted lo the um. rVi-ia-d bv
the pniH-rauihonty, notice i. hereby iveii
to all person imlebtt -.1 o u. csUtle to make
iinuietliate utivtiiei.l st.i.1 tl.. I... v-o... ..lu
iiui inc mine in (.resent them duly au-
tnci'licab-d lor seltl. mt ill. on Krithiv. Mav
!, at my oilier iu EiomtTsct bon.tiLh.
U .M. HICKS,
Kxtx-utor.
E
XECUTOII S NOTICE.
Kstate of Ilitnl. l Johnson, late of Summit '
township, Somerset county, l'a., dee d.
Inters testamentary on the above estate
havinx been if ran Its! to the undersigned I.v
lhe pntper auilMtruy, notice is tu n-by idveu to
all persons indebted lo said estate to make
immediate payment and th.tse having cluims
a.ainst lhe same lt present llieiu duly au
thenticated lor Hfttiemcut on Sjtiunlay.'M ay
iul, !! at Ihe late residence of dee.-:ise,l.
Johu It. Sts.it, HAXIEL 1. Jt .H t i.V
Atlorney. Kxccutor.
E
XIXUTOK'S NOTICE.
Fj-taleof Mary K liable. !.-.te of Somerset lxr
ou.h, dee'd.
letteis- testair.eiiLirt
cn tut above estate
tht lin.lers.lit tiit l.e
tiafil;)? (i, (44 tn,,jlt.,J
I He pr. ipt
III pers..,i
tlie proper uuiliol dy, ntil,ti U hen-bv aiven lo
all pers-.tii indebted to said estate lo make
ihiuicUiiite Uiiymeiit, ami those liavin. claims
Kifiiitist Hie aauie to pn-aeut them duly au
tia'iil!caled for aettlcuieut, at my otlits" in
Somerset boroueh.
W. V. KNAIiLE.
Fxevutor.
E
rSTAKY NOTICE.
Came ln-sasslmr on Ihe preinlscs of the
utitlerslKiictl, on April ;ti. Issui, a tmr horse
about Iti or II years old. about 1- hands hisli
with a w hite star on the forehead, no other
mark about him. ,
UFFI'S KAFCIf.
" Jeinierlou n, I'a.
Whenever
In neetl of anything in the II.T
line and
you
desire the newest and neatest the
market affords,
Think of
the fact that you ran always obtain
such
Hats
where the largest stock of Hats is
kept, and then you will ,
Think of
Somerset's Popular and l"p-to-Date
Hatter and Furnisher.,
W.S. Kimmell,
sThp latest Summer
ivS in Straw Goods arc
HERE.
1
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SHERIFF'S SALE
I!y virtue of mintlry writ of Fieri Farlaa
nil Levari rut-las, Iwauetl mil or tlie t.ttrt
I'unmitin I'lens of oinentel etmnly, P
me rtlrertetl. there will h ex tel lo utile,
the Court iiouse. In tjoaier.-l Isirough, on
Friday, May 22, '96
At (o'clock P. V.,
the following tlmorllnst real csiale, to-wit
All the right, title. Interest, i-lnlin ant if
innii.ltifll.il. Went worth, of. In ami to
certain tnic! of lauil mtu-tte In itwle low n
ship, Nomersei rounty. Pa.. Umnd.tl ami tle-
scriiHti as loiiow: u.-viiintiiK at a iitnt a
In ml of John ll.lthiaii. In rllit of James
Junes, lioi-lh Ss', tit grac weal, l.l 4-lu pen-hea
toa chestnut, noulh ' . ilrgrrn went xf uenl-
eii toa ta-wHifrns, now K-tne; north us1, dt-vrts-s
west les pt-n-hes to a hickory; I hence uy land
of the Park helm. In rlhtof linijmiilri John-
ton , aouth l'i tltvre west oi w-rchea to
pruce; thence by land of Jonas Wlrlck south
i'J dtsyreea enmt, Ut perches to a chestnut;
souin a tieffn-ea west, 7S perehea to a cosl
wnt IS S-10 dtreM u a pt.t; aouth If perch.-!
to a chestnut: then- K.uih 7 l-io dt-rreeti
eajtt, 2S .VI'J rod lo Htonea; thence by luml of
jonu ntct-rs, souin .n ti. yrecs east, ) pert-hea
tal; north 8 decrees cast, W7', pen-hea
Uik ntl mli; thence by land of .faeoh Custer
sotllli, si tltt,-rt-t- eust, Ml pen-hea to stoiics;
iiiciiee ny vaeuni lauti north, i en-ii- lo
locust; mirth :t dt-xnsn west, :a is-n-hes tt
t lii-slnul; north 31 degree east, no iten-liea tt
.tones; tbelice north tl dt-cn-ea eunt, IP
ien-hcs to a rhcslntil, then-e north 4 . dt-
irixK mt, Utt' j pen-he lit the place of iyh.
11 1 nr. Jt lttln a tract of land nurverytl to
h.phntlm Wen i worth on a warrant dated
auk. u, 17.;, ennlalnine aafreainl Ti pen-h-e
aud 0 per cent, allowance, who by dce.J
datetl Apm S, ISTT, n.nveyetl the same to the
aiMiie nanieti H. n. Wentworth.
Taken In ei-niioii and lo le sold a the
Pntpertvof II. H. Well I worl h-at the suit of
JUIIIUI II. lloltlt nttlllll Use.
A LSI j
All the rifht. Ulle Interest, cliilm and de
mand of M. ( olim-wav. of. In anil to a cerlioit
lot ot KrtHjiel hitui.l.-Ill .'Soiiit-rtlelil Isimui-h
romerst-i riHiuly, I'a., IsMinde,! on the nttrth-
easi ny .viuin stre-t, A leet: sou I h-eut by lot
or r.imrii lliirnworlh. Ui the nver Ul f.i
down the liver at feet, thence I Jl feet to ulace
of Isirmiiinir. Also In atblitioii lo the alxive
nam. .1 lot, 1.' feel front. St (.i t lairk. 1 ' feet to
loin tut-nr-t nam. 1 lot. U imr tlie iin-rtv
...ii.itITVi . WJ ' F.JI - 4 . IIMth lll tf.
hi... l.u i: I .... I
i.iai-K. nvoruttl January , is.l. In tsssl liook
oi. it. wii't! naviiiv thereon ent-Utl a
iwo-slory uwelllnn house and lee house, with
the appurtenance.
laai-D iu execution and to be sold as the
prout rtv of l. Comiewu v. at the unit of A. K
Ai J. Win. ilornt-r.
A1XJ
All the rhjht, title. In tens. t. tl.tim and de
mand of Isaac lilauset, of, in and ton certain
farm or tract of land situate in tueiiuthoiuiiK
township, hs-mii-mct county. Ia.. i-rmtMinnitf
4'iacre more or less, about acre clear, laai-
ance limls-r, adjoiuint; laud of l e-orvc
laelny. Mm. Nancy s,,i, iier. Ii.
Ktniub, t haiim-ey Alillt-rand liranfi- V. Mul
ler. having IhensMi erected a twti.,rv frame
dwelliris House, a one and one-l.a'lf story
fntmt durelliiiK house, a one and out-half sto
ry log dwelling house, stable, wood hotLse,
car iiter shop and other out hiilltlini;. Hi. re
an- two orchards of choice fruit tree and a
Hiixureamp of altout 30 lree ou the premi
ses. A very dt-s ruble home.
Taken in execution aud to be sold a the
property of Isaac i'.Uinsct, at the run, of Lou
isa J:liiiise. aud use of A. II. CotTroth.
Al.s
All the rlifht, title, Inlen-st. rlaiin and d.s
niitinl of Si. S. Sjij ior, of, in ami ! a e. rutin
farm or Intel ol Land situate in Northampton
town hi p. Niiiii rs-t ctjunty. Fa., ronuoniii
: acres more or le, alstut !l acn- clear,
balance ttmls-r, ittljoinins tantls of Wm. M.
I nvcly. Ilt-rn.an .Mart, II. K. Miller farm.
Wm. Kelieraml other, havlnit then-on erect
ed a twteslory dwelliui; httiise, a new Imuk
barn and other out buildings, with the ap
purtenanees. - Taken in execution ami tt lie Hold a the
pn-pt-rty of si. s. siayi.ir, at the suit of J. It.
.inner,
cL al.
-AlMI-
Al! the riirht, title, interest, claim and de
mand of Kale swank, administntlnx of
r phr.tlm Swank, tler'd., and Kate shrank, ,
In and to all licit certain lot or piece of land
situate In lit vl. lsvllle, Somerset etKinty. Ia
d-scnlssl a follow, via: Itevtunii a al a
corner of an alley running; fnm lanyard to
Ktai'le of lyeter l,evy; thence by a public nwtl
north twenty tleisrec west, four -n hes and
II link toa l; t hence by lot Mo. i south
thirty-lour rttvn.s west, ten e-n-he toa st
tm Intiik of stream of water; tiieiire br lhe
original la lonuim; lo liunit-l Holttnaii, itouih
twenty dtitrecs easl seven s--n-he to a poet
on afon-s.-iid alley; thence by aitl alley ten
s n-his to the plats-of btvtniiiin;. containing
alHil Ittrty-tivc js-n-ht . strict masun-, h-tnj
rt of a certain tr.it t llctl "Ash Swamp''
and "Stock farm,'' ami Is-ins the same land
whit h by sundry ood coin e alic-s and a
surahrc In tlie law. l-.tme vested in .s to
ut 1 Water, wlio by deed datetl Ith April, Ismi.
eonvt-ytsi the same lo lietirve Vounkiu, who
by ihs-d dabil 'th Man li, lsti, eonveytst the
s.nie to Jost't.h I.ish, who l.y dretl dale. I lull
Febniarv-, Isir;, eouveytsl the ;ilne to fiamel
Ioili.an, ho b dttsl dated i'lh April, lsT,
convcytsl the alsive descritM-tl lot lo Conrad
Folk, w lio by dts-tl dattsf ih Febniarv. Is7t.
convcytsl the same toTobui T. Mtshleri wh.ise
ri-.hl ami title In aiel lo the same by tl.-.i of
John Winters, Hii, shenrT of " St mert-t
county, I'a., tlalcil :iuth s.-ptemls-r, ls;, I
came vesttsl in Joseph T. Mishlt-r. who by
detsl d.il.sl -.'1st M.in-h, Iss7, conveyed th',.
same to Kpi.ir.ilui Swank, having I hereon
rreet.-d a lo tory plank dwelling house,
stable ami other out l)i',iltlnis, with tlie a p-pnrtciiants-s.
Taken in execution ahj to la sold n the
froprty of Kate Mwank, a-tministratrix t.f
.hr.iim Swank, tlt-"d , an I Kille .-swank.
nt lhe suit of lhe liilliniore rluildiiii;
and
Ltna Assta iaii.m 0r l.illiinore city.
AL-K
All Ihe riirht, title, Inten-st, cJaiiit ami de
mantl of Ht-rmanus Tn nt. t.f, in ami to all
thai certain lot of vmuml, situate iu Somerset
bonmijh. Soii.ers. t county, I'a., eontainiiu;
cne-ioustl, tif an acre intire or lev, a.llolnini:
the Somerset A !t. l'l,-H.ut r.sid im the
south, lot uov t- formerly of Marshall Col-lt-:e
t ji tte wot, I'liion street on tia- uurh
K.id an ellt y t-i the east, bciiitf the same lot
of sriHind convcytsl by li-sirve Siivder to sunt
11. rinanus Tn-nt, ha v ins ilx nsui en-etetf a
twtvsiory imme dwellunj house, tahle and
other out iHiildinit, with the appurtenance.
Taken in execution and lo lie sold a the
properly of II. riuunus Trent, al the null of
somerset Lode, .No. ;t, F. t A. M.
A I
All the right, title, Inten-st, claim and dts
niautl of Iktnicl J. .Miller, of, in and to a ctr
taln tract of laud situate in Klk Lick town
ihii, Somerset cvuiily, I., cohUiiniiiK 11
acn- more or less, a'siut 7., acres clear, bjti
Hlioe limber, adjoiuinic lands of Simon L.
Mail!, Kilt h licud. r. Iuniel Us-ami others,
liavinif thin-oil em-led two two-story dwell
ing houses, shop, sugar house, bank latrn and
other out buil.iimts, with the appurtenances.
4 it. n-is also a line on-hard of fruit trees on
the premise.
Taken in exerutlon antl to be vild a the
pn.-rty of Ihiniel J. Miller, at Ihe suit of
Stewart Liflil) ' use.
-Terms :
NoTICt AH persons purchaslnsr at the
above saie will please Uike notice that 10 per
cent, of the pun-hase money must be tid
when pmperty is kn.tck.-d down; tithcrwise II
will auaiu beexptrtcd to sale at the risk ol the
first purchaser. The residue of the pun-hase
money must be ud ou or ls-fore the dav ol
conrirmatlon. vlx: lhursdav, .May -Mil.
Isjh. N.nM w ill In-ai-kiiowltsiitisi until the
purchase money in paid iu full.
ShenT llfTlce,
April f liG.
P.l IKIOVFR,
sheritT.
JEGLSTEU S NOTICES.
"Notice L hereby lven to all retna -ct-rnctl
as Uuto-s. cnstt.rs, oi' otherwise,
that the follow I n Utunt have passed llcic-lst.-r.
and that the name will be presented for
rmri;umti.h mid aliowunce, at an Urphans'
tXHirt, lo U- held al Somerset, I'a., on
Wednesday, May 28, 1896.
Aix-ount of Samuel A. Iteaehr and Samuel
I". .Maiisl, executors of A. 1". lleachy, who wa
guanlian lor Cora A. Keim.
First and final a.s-otiut of Ut-rnartl Miller
juardian of Ada Christ m-r.
r I it ami final ats-ount of J. R. Krissingcr
admiiiistnttorof M.tria L, KrissiiiKt-r.
r irsiaiidilii.il account of Sumuel Fulleni,
executor of Joseph A-m.
First li ltd rinal account of D. W. Will, exeo
titoruf lt.iniel laiwman.
First ats-ount tif K. Weld, admin'tn
tor of Henry Thonui Weld. '
Firstand iln:.l account of Augustus Hef
fley. trusi.s-of Klizah:-th TIioiii)iou.
f irst antl Until ats-olinf orstethen M'S.Hu
tock, aduiiiilstniloror Wesley .McCliniuck.
First and Una I account tif Jon. tiumbert
and John II. liuiilsrt, adiuinistrulor of
John t. iiiuilH-rt,
First antl final account of John F. Youn
kln. administnttoi of Irvin Vounkiu.
First and final account tif John 11. Ilite, atl
lii'.nistnttor r William K. Zliniiiertnao.
Hn.t and final account ol lad Kusii, ad
iniiiiktnitortif Kuili Hush.
First and Una I account of Christian Prl.lv
nml A. J. Folk, administrators of lieone
Uriily.
First ami Ann! account of II--prr F. Ittrron,
utlliiliilsintlor of Mary Ann Venn..
Second ami final account of ll.-nry J. Wll
nioth, el al, administrators of Alirv.1 Wil
moth.' Snd and final account at ('. A. tiraiit. ex
ecutor of Samuel 'crfofs.
'Kirst and n:,rtlnl iitssiunt of J. .1. Arlsman,
rthltin'slralor of Abram Keum.
AAsiiint of Henry j. christner. guanlian of
Olive llrukoy.
HtKUleF (ifRc, ) JAtXHl !
April 1HW. ;
. SILLER,
lu-xisu-r.
JJUELIf NOTICR
1 hen-by certify that the following account
have becu flletl In my oill.v acetmlniir lo law
ami will be pn-svnt.sl lo the Court for con II r
niatiou. on
Thiu-sday, May 28, 1896.
First account of William II. Miller, asxl. reel-of
Kamcl and ldclla IVterman.
F. I". SAYLOR,
l'roilHn.titry.
2,
OTICR
I hereby certify tlutt the Mlowln is-tltitMui
ftr wholes.-ile littior license were Hied in nir
utile accord imt to law. and tliat the same will
bv pn-M-nUsl lo the Court for allowance, on
Monday, May 25, 1896.
John V. Topper, All.-U ny townshli.
Jo-I I-iiiiits, ta al., trot hcrsval lev township.
H. H. stal;l and Joha C. lient'lily. Summit
luiviiship.
li. Walters A Co.. Jeut-nttm tnrnbln.
i s i. .Sw-.-it. r, -orucrset UmMiftn.
Tnomax lwt-s-, .Nortuauipioii towiisittp.
F. I. S A la HI,
I'rothtmoUry.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF-
Unseated Lands.
at
Ayreenbly t lh prirllnni of an A'
AWfinmj or reousyivania. di recti nj th
untie of nellinK uuvu-tl lauti for luxe jm-,
ea merlin uay oi .Man-n, A. l. V and
several nupvl ineim thereto, tae Tre- tirer
rsornenteT. t.oujirv berei.y rtc nt-rtci Iha? jr.
eiiietioa Countr. Hulldlni -t llr.A
iaxdiie on lh following urtaeaie landi
iti rs-rore me day of aale, lh wsnle or
partol uch tract or pan el of land aa will
ay me taxes ami coata, will lm gold al Ihe
Luun-uouaa, iu soUMtnet liorousti, ua
MONDAY. JUNE 8. 1896;
for th arrearages of taiM dua and cuau ac
crued thcrvni ;
,A DDSOX.
ACBKa. OITJUOl WABBAXTKC
TAX.
COST.
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Tom Kaehel
Isecliler r-ilnea.
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spnmijle Thomaa.
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l- t !ieii lenry ..
Hal to eotnmen -e at 10 oVt- A. M.
E. E. Pugh,
TnatirerV i tfrice. i Toe ncnoro
fonierset, Aj.nl , -M. ;
I. H. Penwtn rmvinif taxts on ttne f-'fi-..
la nl ad ven is. d in'fore the .lay of aie, wiii
be rhanred 7-t rent for adveni-iri- and fee
SHKRIFFS SALE
P.y virtue of a certain t ,m f it rt v. i .
IsMiietl txit of the Court of t otiinion l'le of
rsomerset ettunty, I'a., to me directi-l. them
will Iteexpotl losaieat the Court House. i
Momersel isnuh, ou
Wednesday, May 27, 1896,
At I o'clock P. M ,
the followlnic described real est ite, ttsw ;
AH tlie ri.ht. title, inter T. claim s.wl ,t
maud of iiiiam Kline, of, m and to thrc
its or parcel of land, l.t iu coiiMruou and
attjoiiuni; i-acii other, -nuale in .It-nner town
slop. fstHiM-rset county, I'a.. eoutalmug t at-re
inttre or less, adj.M.-oii latcis .if .jiMcmi K hne.
Fdwanl fsuittt, ;.t.i-.-f s. H:atiet ami Mr.
K'lmuml Kierin. ha iti ihcrct.n ens-.-te.i
mieanil a hall-suirv dweiiim; hittise, shit.it,
ami other out buildings. wn the a. pun
aa rices.
Taken in t-ii-cutiou nnd to U- .1-I a tht
pniperty of William Kiine. at the uit of J..
sepu W. I taste'er's use.
Terms !
N'iTICK. All rrsons pur-l-.asirr at the
als.ve sale will please take uotiee utt li) p. p
cent, of Hie ptwclia-e money mtrsi lie p-tei
when pni-ny is knt-ketl tl.iwa ; otherwise
it will a.ain lie ci Mn.sl lo sitle ut the risk of
rlrt puniuiser. Tue is-sidiie of the pun-iuua
luouey must Ite paid on or heftm' t!i
tlav of eoiitiruuiil.iu. i. : Thursday. .May js.
Is!i. No dcotl w ill ! a. knot l.-l. d untii ! ',-pun-liase
nit iiey is .i.l in i'ti:!.
Sheritt s iMtiee. - I Fl i W A It 1 1 lit s V K 1 1.
.May i. I';. i r.er.rr
Aitcr,s
Valuatlc Real Estate !
By Tirtue of ar. tinier of wtle lsnel tit of
the t irphah' Court of Somerset t-otiniT. 1's.
lo me ilint-tetl. I will e- to piil.e sale on
lue pn-mi-cs, in Mul licenck to his,,,,., s-.ni-ers,
t ctiunly, l'a., tat
Saturday, May 16, 1896.
at I n'c!. k I". M.. of said day. Hie f.,low-ie
tlest-nisil n-al estate, m:
A cert-t'ii tract of land situate in the to.:t
s'lip of Midtlicret-k .soincrs.-i ettuntv. I'a.,
e. in i.-i in i lilt y-ttiie at-r-s more or it. adj.Ho
tllZ hinds ..r liimm W. ( pholls. J.iall
Snalllls. oliiall Walker and Jacob Ileeli.cr,
formerly tin- home ..f s;od Win. H. i-.rnto.
tl.s-'d., aismt 17 aen- .-l.-ansl and f--ncisl and
l?i U'wid pr.ii. iii t-o-id'iioii. Ttver.- i a sl
Istiis4- and iKiru ou the pn-uii-ss. and a .l
omiitr.l of ir.t tnss,and txts-ilml riniiiu.
water.
Terms:
Tn jh t rnr. tf th j)un-.i;i- mofir t
Mil twti n t!;y f .f, ntti i in- fwuuru-w of
' 2 tkU cttf iirfii:ti.ti of )til l-iivery of
, in !. yirmi'i in ymr will.
iiitrvl on t(i (i.-f.-rr'I K.ynw-:iisl wlncli r?
ti siMir-l tv n rM ni'ri .-- r ju-ijcuifnl,
Ha rvey M. Vrk! v. A liuiiii-st rtr.
A:;urti. y.
Ez3rtr's Colo
Valuable Real E-tate I
I!y virtue of an nfuu orl, r tif siile issued out
of tlie iirii' Court i.-f ss.m. rs.-t eourt,
l'a.. and to m--direeied, mere wnl le sold l
public vile, iu Ihe lrtMi2ii of l:.-kwtMl, in
iai l.t uuu;y. a J. it. .Vun r - sm' store, on
Saturday, Way, 16,
1896,
At I t'clcek P M.,
Ihf following d-Hri-. r-.il -tJir'. i7w
rtcny of ?"ainut'l VS nim-r, lr'L. i :
A o-rtain tnn-t if hi ml sifo-lv in ffurte
tmn-liip, Suui'PM l rtMinTy. i'a., a.tj.u.in
html? of Jtrlui Jcki.io tiinr, iiyruH
Wt-iiiirra:ii oiln-rs tn,t:w:.ii, 'wkl
400 ACJ1ES, 400
mitre or ltss. about I-X) acres tinder euitiva
lion. a Utre amount of rnan-.iui and other
timber. thick vein of luu. -lone under!;, in
neatly the whole of the tract. Alr several
nns of cokI and an abuint.nce of etsrlleiit
jsiH-i sloue wal. r. A iroott twtsstory fniine
Dwelling House,
Uni hum antl of htr oithtiil tinH, tc.-nt iionv
mtinud, rhiirrht-s ami 7 ml.
Will lv ortfiv! in narrt-is t a a m htit-
Puev's.'o.on sivcn iiiuii!.alt.-iy.
Terms :
Ten -reent. of rturvhase !my fo Is? p;ii.l
as a as pn -rry is kn.-.-d down: the
'-ivUiuce of . ou tsLttilirinat'ii ta suie and de
livery of deed : 1 ; lit -ix months and in outs
year fnui eoittiriitalM)t of sttle. ts-Wm-.t
1y menis to ttear lutcresl and .to be srun.
')' judmeiil IsvihU
F. I. 3H ILL Fit.
F.xeeutor of Sttmuel Weimer. dccM.
sl:3s Sola
OF
Vahabh Real Estate
r.TirtMeif nn on'.if 41" i.-sni if
the I'otirt of t oiutou-U f nii. r-
ctHinty, 14.. a iii, u um- dini ttl, I ill vai--U
puoiir sa.r, ui iht t mi".-, Iu r-m.t 'N-r
d-riLH.,tt o
Saturday, May 16, 1896,
At I o'clock P. ftL,
all the fnlTom-ing i,-Mr!Hl -tate. Tntf
the jnery ot' ika. ii.iUi.r, u :
Tho tituIivhKtl t.ne-h:.f .utrn-r, x-
re t tV.e hni..i!.l ) t Wm. nttiii: kt-r :.: A
the hli'' niitl rin,I known a Hi htiK
tiouse ih naT'l. in a -r.ain riM M:l.
pMMrly, known hs KerkU-y Mt!t. in Sum
iutt to iis-liip, :iifTsfl NMii;ty. I'a , lt- nr
ei : folio. tu,iiill on lhe iinti hy
LiiKtsi'f Sftnth rsli-y, tu tm;ist ty laii'l
( Nh .UTkley. on the mkiUi hy imtii
mm., Mn. , !m..Vri!rr:lie.i!. aud V. k. - nlk
rr, eH)iainiiiff lien's more or h-ss, hii'h in
vhiU- ttie tlani itntt mt;. nu-e, at' the rihf.
vf e:ressi anI n-vr oi r the Luml- of . K
Walker to rnuke ..HM.'Vi-try r iii lo Uu
Uaiu ami rai-v. - n the nitm- und ina
rhim rv utlifcutUu hnl jimi lein: ti' tw lh
nnil.
"XiU mill I in exe-tlent emiition. havia
Wnneetitlv ri1Uet tth the r-t
jtr.iVed I'tNler I'nutvt, nnl run be upemul.
cither hy water or -ite-.tm ow r.
Terms:
Tl - 'ct- f t1-1" pun lutM. nni r to -r
piiul in enh on day oi s:e the tmhiiio-
ul oiie-thinl on or eI, the -mftrmat.on
Hale, one-ihint in -ix tnoiirUand oiie-ttuirt. it
twelve iiiiHith4 fnm etfitUrmation of sale wt'lt
inten-st. lH fn-l psiv uu nt lo bv weniVf hy
houd nd inort,,;-,- uiwtu the nrvvii im-.
. W. U Vl.KKK.
A. I. C5. Hay, Aviicutr,
Attornt'N 5HiirM-l, I'u-
Ol'KT rilO.'IVMATI()C
Whebfa. The Hon. J tt i H. t.ttyrr
StmtK. t'n-sideiil Jutlre of ie several Court
tff Common I'leiutof tlie st-V'.'rilt ciuntieitm-
p.tlniC the PtlTl Jll.llcla. lilstra-t. and Jilslictr
of the Court tif tiyfand Terminer antl lien
era I Jail iK'liverv' Itvr lhe Irlai of all captlal
nnd other or', ud. . in the said tiirict. and
l. J. HouskKand Noah CiKstt ki a. fcsu'..
Jutltstuf the Court oi t'ttmtiiiii I'tca and
J'-lict-t of the Court of tycr antl Tt rminer
aiidl-neraiJ.nl m-livery lor U Irutl of all
capital and other t4ft-mlcr tn lhe Count v of
Somerset, have issued tlietr pnst.pt. and tt
ihe din-isl. fctr lio.dnn;a t otirt of t 'tMiiiitti
1'iea and lieneml toiarter sioti of tho
Peace and (A nt ral Jail m-livery, antl Court
of liver and Terminer al Somerscl. on
.Moiulav, llnv iK'u
Nont-r I hen by given to all thi Justice
of the I'.-ace, the onim r aud I taistahlcsj
within lhe said county ot ttmerscL, tlial tht-y
be then aud Ih. re in their pn.pcr crs.n with
tliclr ndls. nttinls. in.iuisiii..ns.raniiiiatioti
anil other n-iiieinlirancc. tt do ll.ost. thtn-a.
which lo their oitice and in thai beluilt a
pertainto he i!tne, antl also lla-y wht will
pnisevule asamst tlie pnsoner Hull are or
shall lie in the jail of Somerset County, to I
then antl Iht-re lt pruw-euitt anainsl tht-m aa
sUutll he iu.-
Kl'IVAKU 1KH Kll,
Suer.ff.
We Paj Cash
Kor your ucluhhorV
addle- and lie s
piper t-l:ppin of
all klutls. Stamp
for pinlc :Urs. cmpiRC CO iioi C.
Ct ppina oirT. io. a t. itm t. n.
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