h Somerset
Ilcrajd.
SCl'LL, Editor.
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!Pti.-k '-'t t'tr.nis'a th- personal
ie:!,l,i.rrsit C'luli, who had
v, .y i'l w ,rii f'r thoe,,ur? ticket
u '"' ' ',. ;h - Ml ownerl until they
u'-1"'.' :.,riiv of the memlxTH of
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l '" .' .. w mtinlv thro'iffh their
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r.ii'ivc.1 l no nanasomo
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appreciate' the work done
,:u Club it !i':lll un?r
!'t would !e nepulilicaii
;'S .tiierscl i rm-U traversed
1 , .unty iV'mi one end to the
,.v supplied im
and oilier persuasive
l..ii ii' roclaim!iij mat me
I (,iy !.t saved to the Ue
'.i v ! v imiti'iC tb n tlie
undidate, (Miesu. h, on
, ''.-iion cniiiid.-iiuy cs.
...iiumi I fore a c roud as
of the leading stores that
l,-.i a liitif-liundred tlis
; v fr.mi uir,r-.!judieed l
,.'f the ,,iiuies oomp'iMnji
(rr,.ioiial district, which
. him that Mr. luroj.p was
r. -r than Micks." Others
Znmv unr. iiai'le story in
u districts tUrouchoul the
iu. i of the-e gentlemen during
,-.1 the "Ay OI eiwiiou
, . i
u.,l n i;h their eolimiei uur-
j.i-iinary eleetion, when
1 -il.li. -iy ami privately th:tt
! ion ol posiin e iinor-
L.triiiiientalityofbis allowed
.1 county
-:,t.l ;llul
,-rs of the rounty, pia.-es
light lwfore the
what was untrue then
what was untrue ecu
An increase of pension has leen grant
ed Kphriain Walker, of Stony eroek Uwn-
fhip.
isuiweripuon mcuonnu to this paper
may be paid in gold, or silver, or paper.
or any old thing so it is money.
Uockwood Republicans will Lold a big
meeting on Friday evening to celebrate
the election of MeKinley and Ilobart.
James McMillen, Resident Director of
the Cambria Iron Company died at bis
home in Johnstown. Tuesday, after a
long illness, aged "4 years.
Hon. Sam. Mier, of Salisbury, who
was here yesterday, informed us that the
Hepubli.-ans of Salisbury and vicinity
will hold a jollification on Saturday eve
ning.
Rev. Hiram King will conduct relig
ious services in the Somerset Reformed
Church at 10 A. M. next Sabbath morn
ing, and in the Lavansville Church at 2
r. m.
in
tlr
Lli.-iii vi'i
ii, tii.-ir proper
were ondeav-
baiich the honest
ia;''
.yv truv '
;:i y
i.d
-rs of the l.inoln Club, al
, the l"-t interests of the Re
r:v. regardless of faction or
realized tint tlie district
I... ,avcil to tiie Republican
. way and that was by ac-
ostions oi luevouarcs-
S'.'lt-:
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r,,t r..-.r."l .
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M.Kiii'.'.v
anil they
has
I'r
A'j-:i i
M ll
. a:ii
C.imumtees
.1 to i'o it.
the Club during 1S
-..-.i.l one. The Club first
i..-;r of congratulating Ma-i-
i:j.n his nomination for
v and afierwards of ratify
: i ii z i! le 1 f. r t hat pu n'
!i.:gin":z'-.l a:i exursion to
i.ir i l-arerof the party at
th? niems oi i.tMiig io
i-;:i,:d of the RpiMiican
, , . :n:y, an i one of lh- larg
, tii it p -r-maily l aid their
M ,j .rM. Kinlcy darinj the re-
rl!!ll' j-l-t cl-.e 1.
i- m nr.- known last Tieday
M.ij .r M -Kinley had been
, '. '.(. 1 Rre-nlent f the
Lincoln Ci'ib, through
1 their hearty congratu
the tir-t re reive 1 at Can
al 1 was
lel.i!
f.r!
nil
in V
Cl.i has n t finished
i; -fore the close of the
t ; be aiile t ) announce V
.-..:i v. iters of the county that
ami.-d for a special train for
, . .t x- 1 j'.
an! iio'ii me .Miimm Wi
r..u of Prident McICiuley's
'..ii.
Ii2Ling of the Majority.
N-w York Triunc.
in a r. ;.iii.;i-!ied l y Senator Carter,
that th-.se who have the li
:i u-if u:.i;r will iind it wise to do
ii-Lii.: S ai-'-it silver, iu view of the
-v ,;.,-.! f,.r Mr. I'.ryau. It would
f.-r s--n:ilnr Carter to remember
i: :lcv.!- f .r M -Kinley was more
inilii .-ii larger than the vote for
r-uu ::i.; I:'.- pbiralily is the larg-st
r: o'i. i::i'..-!.s. perhaps, in tlie far-off
r .-: re ta--re were political parties in
i ll: s-iim-, and that Mr. MeK iu-iii-
i r'.-.ir majority of the jMipular
.::!. f-.r :!ieiir-t time in many years,
rr '..ire- .:ij-nty. If he do-s not uti-X:!!l;n-
::iiar.ing f this result, he
; ir-'.y ir ;;n.ii:iMl:e 1 ina remark-.-i-rs-f.ratiy
p-r-ition of respiisi-
: j'.-i. Li-i! affairs.
M i ! i k:i w luucli about polititsi,
'. i a-;, r i:;:;y well observe, never
i-j ;:j ir i. i i- :ig,iin; the solid stone
a.; '. Kioriiio-.i-. a-lverse popular ma-Tlc-y
have senst-'onoiigb to un
t.i:..i tiiat. a'tiioiigh such majorities
y at tmi- ! e overeonie. through the
J.iir iu :i.. K of electing PrcM-ienw
t i m-uii-r-.0f t!,e s..tmte in this cotin-
ye- in th? long run tuey are certain
liive ;i irresistible influence. That
i 4 x-r...s ma merely through
i-:--s. ii it liierdy through the fear of
'-;:ve an 1 iniuiueiit politician
i; :.c will s..t against himseifa Is-xly
I ipie Ur t. powerful to lie resisttn!,
:it is..i!e due t.) the fact that the
; -r::y. :1 f .r a time thwarted in its de
- strange fa--ui;y of chaiiging
' I ".i-lis .,; i::i;lti!iirie's w ho ire op-
!i i tolerably safe to say
an iiire'-quarters of the votes
f'r Mr. Ilryau at the recent
1st f .r iii-u s.,;e!v beea-.tse
:ur ; h-tiie r. gul ir lK-inK-rat-a'.e,
an 1 without ar:y regard
t'i l i ' opini.nis of the liters
I ;:.c i; 'n-stioiis of silver c iin
S'eat -rity .f the voters
i Mr. Rryau has U-eu i!i
'ir c..ii, rt.-i idreidv fr-ini the
ii- he .as a-iv.M-ited, l y
liial the supttort f such
ight t- tii'-ir parly the
iett-at of mod-ru ti:o -s.
siiiVnii t i iiidu-e grej.t
to re-.i,si.J, r the opin
ire for I arlv rerii'.arit v
:h- :n to a--- ii. Rrolmbly it
1 Ii to s;iv th it if ano:!i..r
' "' k-n this week, coiisidcr
- half ! In fiio-T-liie vot-
: e .uutry would cast their liaibts
Mr- l:r:in and ai that he repre-t"""''-b
indignant f--ii;ig that
' I'y lii. h th V have f,,r s. ,,1-inv
'tear h is I,,.,.,, mtvriy w re
to 'iish-ni..r l,v h
-I t-i i
I III off I
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T
ha- t roi
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1
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p rf
ked
rin-
oiip.
"w- !).-':
UV;,
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in
fst
ls
n K:v.-r.
a. party will ever ag..ia i:n-
y against
ig liiaj - of the i.is. lie
;!g la ar;y half the I. toral
rv w.-re the si. g!. test jvssi-r-mi.ng
ti. enormous mti-
s e ork, 1'ellll-
II the Atialllic ami the
there Illiirht l in IU
'if r, .
i-oiu-uris more daring than
'" Uotl.m ..r .: ... .
' "I'l" -stung io est-
'ih.-ni prejudise and iutar
last ttinr,tien lixs iilnutr..
"trikilur lll:0..1.r ,1. t:
' y "hi-h starts w ith a
. r"r":ii!y of failure in suu
I,,',"'"' 5' ai,""st -f the electoral
"'it iini. i .. . . . .
, . ""'rv man Half the nii-
f" 'iryan"s cause was from
-'ii. n r'''1"1 1'' disHM,r 'y tne
Uv',Z" ,!"""r,'isl s'te, in n-
n ','ssu,- ''el influence outside
'I irtra..- .... i ,
""ini ne nope to co n
i n;M-i.!,;e support. .VI
ill the silver region l
criMetKi oii.-efbridi bv
ever was
FT iii-l -
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lTuJaythauit
It is probable thai a large crowd of
Somerset Republicans will go to Berlin
on Friday evening for the purpose of
joining in the jubilation over the great
Republican victory.
Callie YV., youngest son of Mr. and
Mrs. Rudolph Hoover, of Somerset town
ship, died on October 14th., aged 8 years
and ! months. His death was a terrible
bereavement to his parents.
The Republicans of Meyersdale will
celebrate the victory of McKiuley and
Ilobart on Friday uighL A big time is
iu store for all the Republicans of that
section of the couutry who attend.
Judgo Longenecker arrived in town
yesterday morning. He came here at
this time for the purpose of holding the
regular session of adjourned court. Sev
eral important cases are on the argu
ment list.
Friday night the Republican voters
of I'.erlin, Rrothersvalley, Stonycreck
and Allegheny will jubilate over theun
precidented Republican victory. Rer
liners have leen making preparations
fot the celebration for a week past.
The excitement created on the streets
of this place last Thursday afternoon by
a report that the election of McKiuley
was in doubt, only extended to meuiliers
of the Iemocratic party, and was only
lelieved by a few of them.
Letters addressed to the following nam
ed persons remain uncalled for at the
postoflice: Berkley, X. J.; Carver
Abram; Oreyler, Amos ; Fisher, Millie ;
Florican Anthony ; Glessner Sadie ; Kris
singer Floss; Pifer Juo.; Trostle Catherine,
Mrs, Sarah St. Clair died on October
is, IS;;, at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Frederick Ulery in I.ig mier. Pa.,
aged ti7 years and days. Interment
was made in the Beam's Church Ceme
tery, religious services being conducted
by Rev. J. X. McCoy.
OFFICIAL RETURNS
Of the General Election Held in Somerset County. Nov.
I 896.
President.
"Coiitrn at
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Not counting the Prohibition vote, 117, and the Hts-lalint Ijilior, 3, agulnst him, Illrks' ni.-ijority over
NOTE :-Th(-- minorities are bused on the Republican and Democratic vote.
TlinippMiitt McNniiwnt lsliss. .... in vn.-n.-k 2 In J. nner. 1 in Lincoln. 1 in Sallkbury. 1 In Shade. 1 in Somerfleld. 1 In Kouthaninton. 1 in Kumniit and 1 in
peoples I tckcl nivivea - vou-s in Auumu. - , - - -
il.siyersvi.ic XAA, 7 in lUrlln 1 In Rlaek. 2 in Brot hersvallev. 1 In Con. mauph. 1 In Confluence. 1 In KIk lick. 1 In Fair Hope. 1 In Jefferson, 2 Id Jenner-town, ilnJenner, 5 in Llu-
iln. 3 in Mi yerxlnle. 1 in Miildlecrwk. 2 in Minora. 1 in r-uaue, i iu iruiu:r-ci ""'""b". ...s. -
The National Ticket received l vole in fstiiMinry.
Jeerm'.n.-V 1 Meyersdale, 8 in Northampton, 1 in Homer borough, 2 in Homert township, 1 In Summit and 1 in Kockwoo.1.
Socialist Labor received 1 vote In Summit.
The ITnion Provision Company are un
able to till all of the orders tiled with
tbeiu for cured meats and other household
necessities. The Company are consider
ing the advisability of adding an ice man-ul'm-turing
plant. Last summer they
sutrpred considerable hss Itecause of lack
of ice.
The real estate of Samuel Berkey, late
of Lincoln township, Smerset county,
I'a., deceased, will lie otfered at publio
sale on the premises near Kdie, l'a,, on
Thiir-day, November, 12, lSnii, at 1:T0
I M. by the exe-utors J. Harry Fritz,
and Levi llerkey. For terms etc, pee
advertisement on tlie 3.L page of this pa
per. Mr. Parker Y. Kimmel, of the Penn
sylvania Company's passenger depart
ment, Pittsburg, arrived in town Satur
day evening and will spend ten days vis
iting at the home of his father, J. O. Kim
mel, Ei. P. Y. is a famous hunter and
a crack shot and will endeavor to depop
ulate the woods round about Somerset of
ail kinds of game lefore returning to the
city.
The story published in last week's
Pittsburg papers to the effect that Uener-Pai.-senger
Agent Charles O. Scull, of the
Baltimore iV Ohio, was to be superseded
by Mr. C. W. Kinearson, or the Q. V C.
about January 1st, was promptly and
emphatically denied by Receiver Murray,
of the first named company, w ho added
that such a step had n verleen contemplated.
The Farmers' Institute held in the
Court House Ust Wednesday and Thurs
day attracted a large crowd of represen
tative farmers, farmers wives, daughters
and sons. The session was equally as in
teresting as ant- of its predecessors, but
unfortunately came so close upon the
heels of the most exciting Presidential
election the country hasever experien
ced that local newspajiers were unable to
report it.
A report reached here yesterday of a
disgraceful row which took place on the
morning following the election at Fair
Hope. It appears that a young man nam
ed William Baker was cheering for Me
Kinley when he was assaulted and
knocked down by a young man named
F.merick. In the rough and tumble
fijht which followed Ktuerick was get
ting the worst of it w hen he oeized
Baker's right hand between his teeth and
chewed off one of his fingers. It is more
than probable that Baker will prosecute
Fmerick, since the assault is alleged to
have lieen unprovoked.
Two of the most popular young people
of Somerset township were united in
marriage on Sunday, Novemlier 1st. The
groom was Mr. AlliertJ. Horner, son of
ex-commissioner Joseph Horner, and
the bride was Miss Cora M. Shaulis, the
a-complishexl daughter ol Mr. Alexan
der Shaulis. The ceremony was per
formed by Kev. C. F. tiebliart, of the
Lavansville Lutheran Church. Mr.
Horner is principal of the Ijtvansville
public sclio lis and is one of the let lik
ed teachers in t!;e enmity. Th Hearld
u.ii'.es w ith the many friends of the hap
py younj couple i.i extending congratulations.
Joseph Daniels of Jeimertown attend
el the election at .Tenners on Tuesday,
says the Johnstown Tribune, and about 8
o'clock started t. drive home in a buck
lmanL II is horse didn't go fast enough
to suit him, and Mr. I.niels struck him
with the whip, causing t!i9 animal to
spring forward and precipitating the
driver out over the Vn--k of the vehicle.
His face was badly skinned up and his
b i ly bully bruised in several place.
C insidera-iiy sunned by the fall, he lay
therefor s:nne tim- until Mr. Abram
B -iini, also of Jenncrtow n. came along in
a cart an I drove over him. seriously in
juring his back. Mr. Beam picked him
up and to-ik him home, and to-day the
injured man was ablo to come to Johns
town, considerably patched up, but on
the way to recovery.
YOU ALL KNOW WHO "THEY" ARE.
And "They" Said Joseph Wm Stronger thaa
Josiah.
In the first instance "they" crippled
Thropp by depriving bim of 1 of his con
ferees, and then "they" voted for him at
the election iu the hope of electing Mc
Namara.
"They" knew that a vote for Thropp
was half a vote for MOamara, ana
they" gave Mac the half vote.
The Democrats heled them nominate
a Congressional candidate at the primary.
"They" squared the account by trying to
Iielp elect a Democrat at the general election.
Josiah's majority over Joseph in Bed
ford, Joseph's own county, is 17ii, and
yet "they" said Joseph was the strongest
man.
Josiah's majority in Blair, Josiah's own
Miinty, is 5,07!l, and yet "they" said Jos
ph was tlie strongest man.
Josiah's majority over Joseph in Cain
Ijria is 3.M.J, and yet "they" said Joseph
was the strongest man.
Josiah's majority over Joseph in Som
erset, their own county, is 3, -HJ, and yet
"they" said Joseph was the strongest
man.
Josiah's majority over Joseph in the
district is liVVJO. and yet "they" said Jos
eph was the strongest man. Their math
ematics must have been of the same
character that were used in the Confer
ence where three was a majority of
twelve and seveu was required for a ma
jority of nine.
Just how "they" will explain to their
friends in the various precincts whom
they mislead into voting for Thropp on
the claim that ho was the strongest man
we can not guess. As a sample of the
means "they" resorted to we give the
lbllowing letters, verbatim, et literati in et
punrtiiiifuti culled from a large number
handed us. One reason for Delecting
these two is that the writer was lately a
resident of Somerset, is in telephonic and
telegraphic communication with this
town and would therefore, presumably,
voice the sentiment of the "leaders"
more accurately than many others :
Okkio: of
Chas. F. CKiK Co.,
liroeers, F.tc.
Beulix, Pa., Dec. 2, 1.JL
Mr.
Dear Sir :
Kudosed find "Meyersdale Ex
tra." Now you can see where it stands.
Stilf Hicks just op;site in opinion from
1 week ago. Who do you suppise Istught
ly.ii Numb off ? The'Sculls, for Hicks,
of course.
Please read the paper and return and
greatly oblige
Very truly
Chas. F. Cook.
Oitk k OF
Chas. F. Cook Co.,
Jrocers, F.tc.
Bkhi.ix, Pa., Dec 2, 141
Mr.
Df.ar Sik: The situation in this Coun
tv .t District for Congress is A vote for
Hicks means a vote for the "Scull King"
and a vote which will likely elect McNa
jnara which no Republican certainly
wants to see.
A vote for Tropp will lie a vote for
K nosers interests and w-ill help to elect
the strongest Republican candidate. I
hope you will carefully consider the mat
ter and I am willing to suiter all the re
sponsibility if voting for Thropp is mis
leading. Yours truly
Chas. F. Cook.
In' his zeal to elect a "Republican"
Congressman the young man jumped
ahead just one month iu dating his let
ters. And "they" all with one accord began
to say "Thropp is the stronger man.
The only way to save the district is to vote
for Thropp." And "they" straightway
went and voted for Joseph thereby think
ing to encompass the defeat of the di
minutive Josiah and bring about the
election of Robert, the Silverite, And lo;
when the votes were counted and the
people began to acclaim Josiah the victor
'they" were exceeding wrath and dis
omfited ; and "they" communed with
one another saying what manner of poli
tician is this, that even when combining
with our ancient enemy we can not ac
complish his overthrow? When we had
bim on the river brink, yea, verily when
the water was ready to rise up and engulf
him he made friends with the mammon
of unrighteousness, even to allying him-
helfwith the unholy "ring," w ho com
manded the waters to stand aside and led
him safely and straightway into the
promised land. Then one of Iheir num
lier reminded his fellows how he w ith
fair words and fairer promises had in
duced them not to go into conference
with sinners and unclean conferees at
Bedford ; and another how they hud been
led into assisting to rob Joseph at Tyrone
depriving him of one and one-half
shares of his birthright as it were and
another how they had been persuaded to
offer gold and other precious things at
Johnstown; how they had danced when
he had piped; how they made t!ienmcl es
as men without minds even unto declar
ing that it takes seveu to make a majori-
The owners of the Meyersdale F.lectric l ty of r.Sne and three only to make a ma-
Jenner have seen my foot prints; I am
wearv and sore distressed and would
fain anuire rest in sleep and forgetful
ness. At another time I will speak unto
you. And as the Prophet ceased toRpeak
"they" sorrowfully took their leaveoneof
another. And as "they" were passing
out the Scritie was heard to moan and say:
vanity, vanity, all is vanity and vexation
of spirit; had we but shown one tithe of
manliness and generosity when the Ides
of March were on us we to-day might oc
cupy exalted places, but in au evil mo
ment, in our arrogance, with a proud and
tioastful spirit we spat upon our foes and
trampled them under foot and now they
have turned asain to rend us. It is a
sorrowful and unhappy day for thee, ,
Jerusalem. And when they came to the
parting of the roads the ancient Lawgiv
er feebly murmured, Icbabod! Ichabod!
the glory has departed from our gang.
It Wat Good.
From the Johnstown Tribune.
Wasn't it a good thing the people de
cided this thing themselves, and did not
kindly request the Couferees of the late
Ponirressional Conference deceased, to
assume the resnonsibility? They would
have referred it to David Martin.
Bob won't have a chance to get off that
Free-trade and Free-Silver speech in t.ie
next Congress. He can go out to Joseph's
furnace, and speak down the blast.
And Little Hicks beat the whole she
bang.
And Little Hicks beat Thropp on the
popular vote in Bedford county. Well,
well : and they said Joseph was the
strongest man.
Lawyer Scott Cave a Party.
Lawyer John R. Scott, who for a long
term of years has been one of Major Mc-
Kinley's most ardent local admirers, was
so elated over the success of his favorite
candidate and the large majority rolled
up in Somerset county for the entire Re
publican ticket, that he determined to
give an oyster supper to a host of his
home friends, irrespective of party. Sat
urday night was agreed upon and eight
o'clock was named as tlie hour at which
the festivities should begin. An hour
before that time a drum corps paraded
the streets playing inspiring music and
notifying the citizens generally that
something out of the usual order was
a'nout to happen. Promptly at 8 o'clock
Mr. Scott, accompanied by three or four
friends, appeared at Pisel's restaurant,
where the dining room was already
crowded to the utmost limit with invited
guests. Room was made for Mr. Scott
liefore refreshments were served. After
all seated around the various tables had
lieen served they made room for the large
crowd waiting out side. The Somerset
Concert Band furnished music while the
merry banqueters were at the table. Af
ter caterer Pisel had supplied KG voters
with oysters, exhausting his stock of bi
valves, he was compelled to serve other
refreshments to those who remained to
le fed. The total number of guests num
liered about 275 and the occasion was
voted one of the most pleasant of the
kind ever celebrated in town. Happy
five minute speeche were made by Mr.
Scott and six or seven of the guests, and
"Tucker" beat the drum.
WAS IT BLACKMAIL t
STOYESTOWIf JUBILATES.
Light Company have submitted through
the f. Iu ms of the Commercial a state
ment of the actual cost per year of illu
minating the streets of that place, as fol
j rity of twelve ; and still another how
they bad been made a scoff and byword
throughout the land by refusing to cast
' in their lot at the mi Us La rt with Joseph
lows: Salary of lineman, at fl.i per day, . and Alvin ; how they had violated their
. , . . . -. .,. ! . :.i. H..I.. li 1 1 -1
JiVi; Fuel for extra Wiiler, SiilO; Car-
lions, i:m ; id and repairs, inter
est on investment. fJW; Total. ?1 tZ2X
The Company offer to sell to the lsir
ongh the street arc dynamo, engine with
all appliances, 2 street lamps and street
covenant with Alvin, and how all their
tricks and schemes and devices had leen
set at naught and laughed to scorn. Surely
is this man possessed of a devil f And he
of the forty-two telegrams sighed and
moaned, w bile the chill wind blew and
arc wires, and the use of the company's w histled through his whiskers, and re
poles for $..'). And in addition agree to fused to! comforted.
furnish power to operate the plaut for ' And the prophet arose and
$l.Sper night. It will be seen that the said: at this time my vision is weak so
price asked for furnishing power is only that I do not see things clearly. I have
a trifle in advance of the price given for j within the forty-eight hours Just passed
fuel. The town authorities have not yet ' traveled far and fast, even going into
acted upon the Company's proiHjsilion, Conemaugh and to the uttermost parts of
which seems to be a fair one. ' Shade and Paint, and Quemahoning and
The Ancient Village Painted Bed in Hon
or of the Great Republican
Victory.
The grand Republican victory was cele
brated in great style by the Republicans
of Stoyestown and surrounding country
Saturday night. The town was in a tu
mult, and noise such as was never before
heard in that part of the county reigned
supreme. The street pageant was a mag
nificent demonstration. Fire works
were shot off in profusion, all along the
route. The parade was over a quarter of
mile in length and not less than a thous
and voters were in line. A large delega
tion from Hooversville marched at the
head of the line, marshalled by Joseph
Hershberger of that place. Music was
furnished by the Hooversville band, one
of the best organizations in the county.
Many handsome decoartions adorned the
houses along the route, and photographs
of MeKinley and Ilobart, framed in red,
white and blue were to be seen at every
turn.
After the parade Hon. W. II. Sanner,
member-elect of the Legislature was call
ed for, and from the balcony of the Cus
ter House, delivered a stirring address,
congratulating his fellow Republicans
upon the victory won and for the noble
part they took in the campaign.
Just received, a New Stock of Plush
and Cloth Capes, Ladies and Misses
Jacket's for Holiday trade. New (.oods.
New Styles and New Prices. Call and
see us.
Parker Parker.
Id to 1.
There are 16 Republicans in Somerset
who claim to have voted for Hicks to 1
who acknowledges that he voted for
Thropp.
And yet "they" said Thropp was
strongest man.
the
Who Enow Thii Kan.
James Mahan, 56 years of age, old
enough to know better, giving his pla.-e
of residence as Somerset, Pa., was sent
00 days to the work house Thursday
morning by Magistrate Henry Hnnne
shagen, of Allegheny, on a charge of dis
orderly conduct. Maban was arrested on
Chestnut street aljout 9 o'clock last night
by Policeman Jno Brooks. He was drunk
and was insulting women. One wo
man, an Italian, he pushed Into the street,
called her vile names, struck her in tho
face and broke her umbrella. He also
assaulted the officer. Pittsburg News.
Former Fayette and Somereet County Peo-
pie Figure in a Queer Caie.
From the Connellsville Courier.
The visit of an officer of the courts of
Cumberland, Md., and several attorneys
to the Register's office in Pittsburg last
Friday disclosed a peculiar story which
will prove of interest to Fayette, Somer
set and Indiana county people. The vis
iting officials bad been in seven counties
in the state, banting the marriage record
of Charles Cummins and Mrs. Km ma S.
Rush. It is alleged that Mrs. Rush se
cured judgement against several hotel
men of Cumberland on informations
charging them with selling her husband
liquor. The details of tho story are some
what confusing.
It is alleged by the counsel represent
ing the defendants that Mrs. Cummins
was not married at the time she entered
the suits or secured the judgments. The
marriage license records show that the
couple took out a license in Pittsburg
and were married in the Register's office
on August Itth, which was long after the
judgment was secured. A copy of the
records had been forwarded to Cumber
land some time ago, but a certified copy
was needed in which Judge Hawkins f
the Orphans' Court must certify that S
P. Conner is Register of Allegheny coun
ty. It is claimed the couple are now in
Salt Lake City, I'tah, and the certified
papers will be necessary to get service on
them there.
Cummins was formerly a resident of
Somerset county and Mrs. Rush was a
native of Blairsville, but lived in Fayette
county with her husltand. Dr. Rush,
prior to going to Cumberland, where it is
alleged, she lived for ten years past with
Cummins. At the marriage license bu
reau in Pittsburg she testified that Dr.
Rush was dead, and this is not denied by
the people interested. Tbey lielieve they
can prevent Mr. Cummins from recover
ing upon the judgments. They claim
the suits were a blackmailing scheme.
A Pleasant Birthday Party.
Editor Herald:
One of the most delightful birthday
parties it has ever leen my good fortune
to attend was given in honor of Mrs.
John Heiple, at her home in Somerset
township, on the evening of Octolier 21st.
A large number of guests were present
and showed their friendship for the hostess
by presenting her with numerous valu
able gifts, the most notable of which was
a fine gold watch. Prothonotary Savior
was selected as the spokesman for the
donors and was admonished l.y them
not to refer to political issues, uppermost
in the minds of the gentlemen present,
but when his eyes rested upon the gold
watch he disregarded the requests of his
friends and broke forth in an eloquent
tribute to the yellow metal. His most
disinterested hearer could not lie mistak
en on which side of the money question
the speaker stood.
The crowning feature of the occasion
was a magnificent dinner served by Mrs.
Heiple. It was simply "out of sight,"
looked at from a culinary aspect, and
was put out of sight by the guests.
Among those present were Mrs. Heiple's
mother, sisters and brothers.
One of the Uthsts.
"After suffering Irom dyspepsia for
three years I decided to try Burdock
Blood Bitters. Two bottles cured me en
tirely." Mrs. G. C. White, Taberg, On
eida county. New York.
Honsehold Economy.
One of the strong points of the Cinder
ella Range is its cleanliness and econ
omy. It has an extra deep ash pit, with
bailed ash pan, and is so constructed that
the ashes can not accumulate under the
grate, which is the chief cause of so many
grates burning out Sold and guaran
teed by
Jas. B. Hoi.iiKiut ai m,
Somerset, Pa,
Pleaiant Hill Items.
Three children of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Shaffer are confined to their beds by ty
phoid fever. Their condition is reported
an critic d.
Miss Ida B. Custer, one of our most
popular young ladies, has so far recover
ed from typhoid fever as to be up aud
aliouL
Royal Roads is the best squirrel hun
ter in this section. He bagged six
"greys" one day last week.
The school at this place is making ex
cellent progress under the management
of M r. A. F. Heiple. K. M. P.
Death of Mrs. Walter Gaither.
After a lingering illness of a year Mrs.
Meliuda Catherine Oaither died at 1:J
o'clock Sunday morning at her home,
241 Winterburn avenue, Pittsburg. Mrs.
tiaither was born in Berlin, Pa., and was
the daughter of Philip Iom and Margaret
(iearhard Dom. The latter was a grand
daughter of Sir John Jacob Hentz, of
Darmstad, Germany. The deceased was
married at Wellersburg, Pa., to Walter
William Gaither, a leading member of
the bar ot Somerset county. She was al
ways a consistent member of the Presby
terian church. The children who sur
vive her are R ss F. tiaither, of Balti
more; Harry Null Gaither, managing
editor of the Pittsburg Dispatch ; Walter
Hugos tiaither, of thj Pittsburg news
agency; Mrs. William Fownes and Ida
Bonnat Gaither, of Pittsburg. leceased
was a sister of Mr. Augustus iKnn, of
Meyersdale.
The only remedy in the world that will
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and never-failing, is I loan's ointment.
Get it from your dealer.
Stylish Wraps,
Newest styles, Ladie', Misses' and
Childrens' Jackets are cheap at
my store. You will miss it if you
do not see my tock before you buy.
Handsome Plush Cujes at $4."0,
Jetted at $5.00 to $10.00, 35 inch
Capes '$8.00 up. Beaver Cloth
Capes from $1.75 up. Good Bea
ver Jackets $3.50.
Mrs. A.E. Uhl.
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Inrerwutte ) In the Orphan Court of
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Tlie umli-rslirneil auditor, appolntrd by the
Court, to distrihute the tiiml in the hand of
the uilminlstrulor of isslil estate Iu and anionic
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A mli lor
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Kttute of Sarah PtClalr. late of Ji nner town
ship. "Somerset county, a., dwd.
Ittimif ad in in 1st rut Ion on thealstve estate
huvinii been KRinti'd to the unili-rsiifni'd hy
the pniier authority, notice U hi-rt-hy givirii to
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In nald township.
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goods, compare styles, qualities and
prices with liest olIY-reil elsewhere and
thus test the truth of our assertion.
Dress Goods and Suit
ings Specials this week--
I'lain and Mixed
25c, 30c, 35c, to $1,25
will give intimation of what value
giving goes on in this department.
SILKS
BLACK. 45c, to $4.50 ; COLORS,
coc. to 56. 00. will tell the tale of
wonder for this favorite fabric never
more popular than this season; never
so low in price as NOW and HERE !
Will you write us?
PENN AVE. & FIFTH ST.,
PITTSBURG, PA.
P
. & P,
Second arrival of New (Joods just re
ceived by
Parker & Parker.
The week just passed has lieen a busy
week at our store, showing new goods
that are stylish, handsome, uptodate
things that customers can not help but
be suited.
Have in stock seventy kinds and
styles of
Novelty
Dress Goods
at prices to suit all, selling all-wool at
'Sic, STc, 40c, -V)c, X), and " c, per yard
gisnl quality handsome colorings
and about 'S per cent, cheaper than
they were four weeks ago; they are
ready; great bargains.
In plain Serges and Henriettas all
colors we can give you big values
ask to see them and see the wonderful
low prices.
In ail-wool and part-wool IMaids we
can show you at S, 10, 12, 15, i", 3." and
o)cts per yard. They are great sellers.
We have the lest and most varied
assortment of
fancy silks
we have ever had in stock. Parisian
effects, black and .white, red, pink,
green and blue dots, plain aud black
figure Silk, FringingStlk from 'St to 'sJc.
Our Ribbon Stock
Has never been so large and cheap as
it is this season. If you want pretty
ribbon give us a call.
Ladies' Cloth and Flush Capes, La
dies' and Misses Jackets, we are now
receiving a superb line good quality
new styles at cheap prices.
Cloth Capes, 52, $3, $4, $5, 7, to $!).
riush Capes, f4.T5, fJ, $7, fcS to $10.
Ladies' and Misses Jackets, $1, t'2(
$.1,$4,5fi,57,tof8.
In Men's Ladies' and Children's
Underwear we have a large stock and
have done a big trade in them, we can
give extraordinary low prices.
Come and see our all-wool and cotton
Blankets, Comforts, Bed Spreads, Car
pets, Rugs, Soft Oil Cloth, Iace Cur
tains, Window Blinds, Carpet Yarns,
etc.
Our Domestic Stock is full up. All
wool Flannels, Outing Cloths, Lancas
ter Ginghams, Calicoes, Bleached and
Unbleached Muslins, Cotton Flannels,
etc. Life is too short to mention all the
nice things and good bargains we have
to show you. Call and see that we
mean what we advertise.
PARKER & PABKER.
Valuable Real Estate
fly virtue of an order ft-runtet the under-nlxiii-1
nn ttilnilnimntUir l.y tlie Orptinnn'
iiurt of rMiifwrx'tcxinty, ., I will onVr fcr
mieun Hie prrmliwiior Jounllinli lkiM.-, ili-c'll..
In Siim-rm i u.iilnp, s,iiM. ri't .siuiiiy, ri.,
'llitli lx inlli ttt rwHtici fwl. airiil me. vh'jt
nurtii f r'l !'( , tlm tiHUrwini; iMnrilwU
property, lu-wit:
All lent ei-rtnln truet of Innil sltnnt In
Hilm-rMH townnlnp. !s.mih ix-t i,uiily, ., V
Juiiiiiik Innilx of Mu luitl It. ki-y. fc.ll Ktutvi-r,
oiivt-r Mwvfr, Attain fcuruliMrt, Wlnflel.i
Mnwry, Kiiiiinril. Jwnti CruMry auii
ruk Itruuart, coiiuuiilux
152 ACRES 152
More or Law,
about tOGacrea cleared, bale nee Umber. Mar
ina thereon ereru-4 a good two-Ury dwelling
houe, bank barn and other outbuilding,
iirehanl of all kind of choice fruit tn-ea.
Tlila farm U well watered, never-falling
lnng, amooth anil, very deaiabie for tann
ing nurpiatfs, and la Wril lucuUal. Miueral
riKiua not wxd. Ni-ar latlrcatd and conveni
ent to eh u retire and whoi.
This ia a rare c Lance to buy a dealrabla
farm.
Terms:
One-thlrd ranh, and the balanee on eay
pay men Ik, with Intermt, aecured by mort
gage. AddniM,
U. K. IMYTS. Administrator,
C'oiiiii-IIhv ille, FayetieCo Pa.
or Juskih lloyta. KriedeUK. I'a.
AisisiAst-rs' & Trustees' Sola
OF
VahaUi Real Estate!
Hy virtu of an oni-r f a!e iwn d out of
th trj.ui' Court ol sniwrt OKinty i' ,
to th uiiitTiKil din1! wr will rxpone to
iwic in tw CtiitrtvilR trotu;h on
Saturday, November 21,1896,
At 0n o'clock, P. M..
The following dierilied several trartaof land,
lalf the nperty of Alexander C. Jlore, de
rrH s-l :
No. I A eertaln farm altuateln Sllddlerreek
townnh.i, is.iuierwt eiiuiity. I'a , ariJ'Jiuinif
mini ol tvtt-r ininiwv, iiiratii I ptnuf,
lli nry llennlneniliip an. I olln rx. eoiitaimiiK
I rf) a'n- ami allow ni-, luivm tliereim
ereeted a t wi t iry frame dweltlm; house,
tatnk lirn "mxliiii fr.-t.and nlhi r iMiil.uiMliii;.
of w hii-ti li'l uen-a are cli-nivd and in a Kxl
Mate of cultivation, eonvenient to ehun.-h and
M'hiMil. kimhI fruit, w:ifi-r. Ac . in a kimm! farm.
iiiif iiiiiiiuiiit, and bein tli lale hniniv
Htrnd nf Ali'Xriniter MiMire, dre'd.
Nn -A ri rtam larni situate in MiddlreiM-k
township, county and Htatr firrsiiiil. uiljon
iniS i. I. httlilH ol IVU-r Irimpey. Ssainurl
t'ruiui-r hi'ir. sinii,n liarron and othi'n.
containing l"o acri-i and allowanit. Imvimc
therein eriftnl a irinul two-story fntme dwril
ing house, siuhle and ottii-ruulbuilitiiupi, i;uik1
fruit, water, Are.
No. :t A e-rtnin tract of land itnnte
aforrtsuid, adjoining tracte No. 1 and 'J, land!
if i!iiiHi I'irnm, 1'ria lylor, SiIoa Lyons,
ll:mui rplenisr and ol tiers, eouiaiuiUK 1J
ai-rin, n. t in- or lin.
No. 4 A certain farm situate In MUrord
towtishii), county and suite atonnaid. ad-
Joining iHiidiof of John IL Scott, A. J. Miller,
ln iiiu.s t. Malki r. Ihtvid Whr. Keulten Jlt
.Millen and oili rs.citHinini: Miai-ivs. nearir
all of which l.i cleared, iutviu therviMi er4trd
KiMul two-storv Iran ii- house, banlc barn
iiiw fi-et, and ot tier out building, aud ir-ner-
nlly known as the Jcrt-nuah Weiiner farm, it
in in a immI slate of i-uilivation, ha-ati'd witn
in one-half mile of New t'entreville loniili;ti.
in oiie of tlie tin e.1 plrasaiit and pr.jprrouH
farinitiK minmuriitim in the count v. ami !i
tant ;m in 1 1 from Rock wood klaiiou : t.:ie
ore hard of fruit.
Crpbass' Cczrt Ca'a
REAL :-: ESTATE !
Ttr vtr?nof nr rtr of -wl lwu-f ou of
ttt Orphnttf.Wmirt of rtMnt rtMinty. I'a
to tli utitTmtnwHt i.rliiiifittrtTrtx f John
Auuxtli- HT,,,i,-r, btfv of "Nf,v-rvw Uriit-i-l
i-miin v, I j . -l.-i- t. 1 vr.Il II-r
h i'ihU- - ti.' mi fnmt Jt h ?li!t' llo'd.
i !n- vitl .f s ,;umi.,j. . lilt-, v.iil nlij
SATURDAY, Ni. 28, 1326,
At I t'clQtK S M.,
th f"Poi !ntr rtnf, Int- f h property of
All Jhif rrjlii tnn-t f hii Mirtwte In
nvrr-ii twnh!'. NHm rv - oiififv. I:..
Jlnlni ln!- of 4 rri viru i'
Alm -rr, hliuiik . U lkT. nr. h K.
er. and ot hr. oni:unl mr t vrny -r mm
or with it ffniMl lwi-nlt,ry pf.mli twtiltn
bouw. loi; tMMHiHt othrot-,uii4inir 1h re
on rtwl. A fln younir ohari. lin the
homcU-ail of uld tlio-ateti.
Terms:
Terms :
Tn percent, of theenlin pun-hnse moner
to lie paid wliri pnpTty ia sold, balance of
the oiiiMhinl on confirmation of sale, o ic
linrd in one year and mthtrd in two yeHin
from eoiilirnuilion of Kile with int-rcii : de
terred my iiietitM to be secured by judgment
wild on lllr prcliiLs..
I. W . W I I.I,
KI..MKK H MnfiRE.
Administrator and Trusut-s.iiade f.u I'll.
joh it. ncin, Atty, tsomcrwl, la.
aT ki.Hli
OF
Valuatls Rsai Estate !
By virtue of the power and authority eon-
tnlned in the Uist will and testament of Sam.
uel IterKey, late of Lincoln township, fsoni.-r-!
county. Pa, derestsed, the undersigned ex
ecutor of the last will and U-Kluiuenl of said
deeeasi tl, will offer for sale by public outcrv
at the old homestead, beini; tract Ni. 1, on
Thursday, November 12, 1896,
At 1:30 o'clock P. M.,
Tiie followlns derilieil valuable real estate.
tale tne property ot paid ileeeaMed :
No. 1 A iraci of land situ.it.si in Lincoln
township. Somerset county, fa., one-half
mile from Kdie, la.. adjoining lands of Ia-M
IVrkey, Alexander Mrendle, Kdwanj Miller.
Hurvey tnistline. John uueer. and tnuia
nuniln-rs J and 3, containing Ho a -rert. more
or i-ss, known as the houiestend of decedent,
havinti thereon envts two fmme dwellina-lious,-,
liitnk-Uirn. wa;on-lieil. ci.ler-i.n-s
and eider bouse, granary, two shops and
oiheroutbulldimts : itfurlyuli clear, and un-
' 'J'iol state ol cultltiori. A lanre annle
reliant siiL'ar camp, w it Ii all tlie su' ar uten-
siis except kcelers. The wlntle farm is well
watemi ; a u rst--!a-s pnlf (sandwateri at
each house. All underlaid with iiui, and the
Vfoot vein had t-en iiii.'in'd. It eini a part
of the same tract of land which Jonn h ike
and wife conveyed to t-utmtiel Berkey by deed
d.it.-d the iith day day ol Anicust. isiVl, and re
corded Ml Wilunie ."is, putT'-s J and -fci.
No. . Known as tti- tvam tract, situatl
in same township and ciMintv. adtoiuin?
mils of Noilh W. Urendle. Michael sitrunlf
John yiiier, tnict No.:; and others, contain
ing acres and ii. perehi-s, tnoreir l--s.als.nl
clear, well watereit. alxiut one hundred
suaar trees on it. Underlaid with nl and
the 4-foot vein had lieen opened al two plac.-s.
ioe .- m, i fi uiiio, a uu'd -Ai.ranain
ISeam and wife eonveyeil to Samuel berkev
i with other lands, by" deed dated -Mb. July.
I", aud fif irded iu Volaine .il. Daires uT ami
Hps
Also by virtue of a power of attorney riven
to the undersigned cwutor of said deceuwd.
by the widow and heirs of said dec,lsei.
duly recorded iu the ottice for recordinit deeds
in Hint lor ."soniemet county, in the .-late of
IVnnsy Ivanta. Iu deed reiiird. Volume i,
paire U.'and IU thefv will berxDOM-d to sale
at the same time and plai-e. the Vllowing
d.-scnlicd valunhle real estate, late the prop
erty ol satid deceased, to-wit :
Ni. .i Also situated in Lincoln township
formerly Somerset township. .Somerset coun
ty. I'a. atljoininir tracts numlien. I and '
l-vi K-rkcy and Ihivid B. Ash. cmbniuii'
lis', ai-res, more or less, having thereon erect
ed twostory frame dwelling house, a new
bank-barn and other oiitouililinus. a rtne
apple on-liar.1. and a uood spnug at tlie house:
alsiut ki acres clear and under a tor stale of
cultivatiou: all underlaid with cutil, and the
4-toot vein is op. n and in first class working
order. It ls-in" the same tnu-t of land which
Abraham Itmin nud wife conveyed to Sainuei
herker (w ith other landsl by deed datl JT
July, 1 vi. and rx-orded in Volume il, pages
Termj of Sale.
Tract X. I will he sold suhlect to SI. in a
morijige. dated and reeonle.1 April ., lxV. in
mortgage docket, volume In. ueige rr' in favor
of J. Harry Km, myable S, March. l:n.
with intere-t p-iyahle annually from :5 March.
IstiT. Tract No. J will be sold subject to flu
in the same mortgage, in favor of J. Harrv
Fritz, with interest payable annually from it
March. ls-7. Tract No. :1 will also tie sold sul
i.vt tor'i. in the same mortg:ige. in favor of
J. Harry Kntz. with interest payable annual-
ij io.iii i .Man ii, i .
Mil H K:l he amount named In the mort
gage, or any jairt of it, can la? paid n the -th
oi Aian ii in cucii year provi.ieil si ilays pre
vious written notice is given of each imvmriil
as spccillcd in the mortgage. The billowing
amounts of the purchase money must be paid
on the day of sale, that is as soon as the
pnerty is knocked down. On the old Honii-
si.-a.i, is-ing tract No. 1, $; on the lVani
tract, re-ing No. i M): and on tract Nik :L
il'.l. The balance ol the pun-liase monev,
aiaive the aiiiiainta li.iiii.sl in the mortgage,
in ench I met. must he paid on delivery of
deed, on the I'M day of March
N. K. There may be a small dower In tracts
numbers and '-' which must be ascertinel
after all the debt. and expenses are id ; the
iiuen i oi wnicu must ue pat. 1 annually to
the widow, during her natural lifetime, and
alter her death, the princiiail to the heirs who
are entitled to the Mine. l'uaessiou will b
given April l.ss.7.
J H KKV FRITZ,
LKVI HKKKKY,
Exeeutora of Samuel Berkey, decd.
Komerset, I'a , ix-t. Id, l-Hj.
fash on confirmation of sale. T'n pr cent,
of the purvtlaae luoue musi Im- -4; 1 r.n tuy
of ale. 'SAI! ll H.N YI'KIl,
Administratrix of John Augustus Snyder,
dee'd.
Azdjrcs's Sala
V.y virtue of an ordrrof sale Ks;n-1 ti nin
from the I 'on rt of t'otnniou I'li-a f s.iuer
si t coiintv, l"a., I will rjw to public sale on
the pn-iiii-M-s of No.
SATURDAY, DEC. 5, 1896,
AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M.
the following desirable r-al estate, late the
property of W. J. It ntz, v u ;
No. I. A farm In stouyen k township,
HomerHel eiainlv, l'a., adjoining lan.ls of v'.
Miller. leler Miller, jisiati fci:tx. V al Hay
aud other. coiiUiimiig aer.-s and h p ren
ea more or less, atH.ui an.-, civ-ar, talane
well limtH-n-d, b.txi::g tli.reo'i a dwei.mg
house and burn, larm um!-rt::il w tilieiit.
No. i A certain tr.iet, .tu;tte in somerset
township, adjoining iau.s f Jostah frrltx.
John tl ssm-r and I'liauney liwry, coiita.n
Ing : ai-res inor.- or i--s, witii a two-story
plank hiusenud nam tiier.ui.
T kjis . ine-thir.i ni-li on band, one-thirl
in if mouths and one-third in iJ moutlis, with
inter. u
VALKNTINK HAY.
Nov. II, 2L AsMignw.
I 1 TH 1 S
i
16 TO 1.
SILVtR SOLD
In the rioney ijueatlon means that in
weight it would hike H old dollars to
make in weight one silver dollar. e
gun ni litis? for either one silver or fjold
dollar to give you the purcstand moat
agtsl giHsis s.ld. Take a moment's
lime and look at these prices:
2Yeartlil Somerset fj.ni per gal
3 to 4 Yr.oldrHireKveAtoi.'n - -Ttoli
" " :t Vltiel.'O -
lss-i Hand-made Sour Mash ".." "
J. S. la.ngherty Iure Kve.i.
Aiidiii-sseu liest Pure Kye.jLjO " "
'peclal price list hi U'lne, etc., on
application. Noextra charge for Jugs
or parking, tiive u.s a trial order.
ICltPHOm A. NORICSSCN.
no. at. M Ketleral St.llegheny, Pa
HiI-jVC-EI
The 0. 1. C. LIME COMPANY,
SUCCESSORS TO
THE MEYERSDALE LIKE COMPANY,
have Just completed their new siding and arw
now prepared to ship by rar-iiatd Iota to any
part of the country. This lime ia manufact
ured from the celebrated Slvlar Hill tinaslasa
and is espis-ially rich In all I' e elements re.
ijuireii to invigorate the soil I 'S WHAT ALL
FARMERS NEED! txxl stock on iiand ail the
time. Prices low aa tho lowest. Addreaa ail
communication to
I C. LIME COMPANY
Fred-Rowe. MEYERSDALE
proprietor
QOL'KT PR(X.LAMATI(iX.
WHF.nrs, The Honombie Jmls of th
f 'ourt of I 'oiiitiiou I'i.-as of s.,i: rs. t coimiy.
I'a., baveonlensl that h Ss-iul or Ad ;ourm'il
I 'nurt .if 1't.inni.ifl I'l. n-., of 1 ir rT. r s..11.11
and orphans' ..nn. ..r ll..- tral of ia
herein, huli la- held al somerset, on
Monday Nov. 23, 1896.
Commencing at 10.e!. k A. M. of said day
Now. therefore. I. Kdward I!.s.er. High
Shenll i.f S4.uiers.-t eo.miy. he.-sl.v ii:e mv
pna-Umalion giving m.i.ie t. ail jurors, w.i
summon, d. ai.d to ail .I'l ini-'ls'a
to lie th.-n and there tried, to oc in attendance
at said Court.
Sheriffs office KL'VAI:li HooVFIf.
Somerset, ra.j shenrT.
OF
Valuable Real Estate !
By virtue of an or !er of sale lssiu.s! out of
the orphans' ourt of Somerset county. I'a..
and to me iiiiv te.. I will eXe I., ,e IHI
the premis.. m Sou.. rs,-t and Miilord town
Miii, tsomerxt county, F i., on
Saturday, November 14, 1896,
At I o'clock P. M ,
the following described r.-.t! ts.t-.te of John
Sweiler, d. c'd.
A certain farm situ.,... ; s,,, r-et and M:'
ford towusiiiM. s.,:,1ers.-t i-ou.-ity, l a., adjoin
ing lan.ls i.l lmvid H-t.l.-. d.s:M, Jonathan
liearl. H. nry i:-arl au-1 oti:,s. t ,nm
fUlly lleSiT:i-d III the .1. .-.1 Cl . I.:ll. I s,Ii.ilit
to John swejier. record-d in Vol. 7l nai-e
iVi, etc., containing l .T aers mi. r- or , of
w inch Miacr. s are .-l,;,r iui.1 in a high state of
cultivation, luiianis-well timU-rt d. atma su
garcatiipou the :arm. w itha lao;e
Dwelling House,
large hank barn and other outb.iii. lings, Tbia
farm is on the public nmd lea.in-.g from s.in
rrset to i .i. hurts, only anout time miles
south of somerset, and is one of the best pro
ducing farms in the county, convenient to
ehurvu and school, with g.l Water on the
arm, also a fine orchard ..: fruit, apples, cher
ries, pears, ,-tc.
Any person d.-sirlng to b-.k at the farm,
will cuil on John Hoover on the farm.
Terms:
One-third nish down, or secured to he paid,
on day of sale; one-t bird, alter payment of
debt and expenses, to remain a in-'n on the
real estate, the interest I., !. annu;,liv jutpl to
Mary.sweiter. widow of the dee'd; "the bal
ance in two eipial anri'ini p-ivm. m from
date of aalean 1 to U- see inst ',V ju lglneiit
on the ttruu This farm will lv .id sul.j.s-t
toa d.'w.-r ol s ..:l now on The farm, the
interest of which is to ! fKii I anaually to
Mrs. ssirah Miller .iuniig h.-r lit.- tune, and at
herd.-atli the pniieisii to 1 1 1. .- entili.si to
the same. For said dowcrsts- Mortgage Ii.v
urd, ol. i, pages Us aI1,j
J- H. I'hl. I.. V. WILU
J. K. Sis.tt. Executor aud Tru.sh-e.
Atty's.
oTRETuA(.(.i:rToniu:Fri-:
To Lucy Frederick, of I niontown. Favette
county, i'a . M.itii.ia Hart, residing at
Kruitton Mills. l'n-t..n cuniy. V. Va.,
Mary Jane K.s.i.t., of New Haven. Fayette
county. I'a.:
You are hereby notified to ap-.ir at an tir
pliaus' Court to he h.-ld at Somerset. I'a.. on
Monday, tne liih day of Is,,.n,ir n xt, to
accept tr refuse to take the real estite of .!.
se h Lichty, dVease.t. at the appntsed valu
ation, or show .-.ui.-sr why the same hou;d
not be sold.
Sheriff Office, EDWAKI HiXlVF.K.
Nov. t, is,,. shenrT.
A
DM IX ISTIVTUIX S NOTICE.
Eslateof George Hi'shew. lateof Shade
township, dee'd.
Ietters of Administration on the above ea
tate lia ing lieen granted to the undersigned
by the proper nntiionty. notice is hereby giv
en toall persons Kl.te'l.le.l u said estate b
make iiuiiieiiiaie pay me.it. and tb.ise having
claims agtiir.st the s.tine i.. present th.-ni duly
authenti.-at.sj for settlement, on Saturday.
lec, l-.'ltti, at late residence of d.-e'd.
HELLA HITsilEW.
J. II. I hi, Adiii.niir,iirix.
Attorney
YUDITOIiS NOTICE.
Mary V. Canfleld. et al. vs. Tho's Armstrong
et al.
The undersigned, duly appointed bv the
C.Hirtol t'omiiioii I'ieas of .viners. t couniy.
I'a., auditor, toa.i lit t.ie first umtiii! ol John
Hinkley aud 1. J. M. inlosii. r.s-eiv.-ra. and
make a distribution ol t.ie tund ill the liaiiusi
of the receivers to tinea- l-vaiiy entitled tiler-
tiS bert by gives notice iti ii a.- attend l.
the dutitst of his ai.p...ni.i,. n: o.i Monday.
1".S7. 7. Ki, at in;, oih. e in Somerset Isirougii
when and where all p.tr.ies mierc-sied tiu.w
attend.
J. C. LOWKY.
Auditor.
UDITOUS NOTICE.
In re estate of Abraham Hcum, d-T"d,
The undersign.tl. duiv ans.:nt.sl
Orphans' t iain of somers. t'eouniy i
by
tor to make a dtstnbution of In
nanus ih j. j. Arisinaii, adm:u;.s.n.or i
of .Ai.raliam liiui .!.. !. h.-r.-...- siV,
lluit lie will atleiid 10 the ilui'n-sot
pointmeni on it.,-j ;h .!.,v oi Nov.-imI,
at Ins oilice in -o.ners, t" isnough, w hen aiidl
where all Js.ru, lucc.vsicd inav attend
11 .. li.Vr lL.
Audi lor.
the
au.ll-
U!"I in the
t- a.
S UOtllS
Ins ap-
r lit xi.
lDITOIi"S NOTICE.
Kslate of Ii.ini, i V."e:tv. r, i!wM.
The undersigned, duly apisnmed bv the
Orphan' Court ol soiiiersci couuiv. I'a". au
ditor U pass iiiM.h the exceptions and make a
distribution nt the fund m Uiehan.lsot tne
r.diiiimsiralors to those .-gliv ciiiUi.sl there
to, hereby gives noti.-e iliitt he w ill attend i
the .luti.-s of his apiMMiitm, nt on I'u.-suay,
the 17th day of Noeiuier. ls--.i, at bis oiin-w
In Somerset IsinMign. when and where alt
parties interested may aiten.l.
VV. J BAKU.
Auditor.
A
DMIXITILVTor. s; NOTICE.
letters ofadminisf ration having bean grant
ed, by the proM-r atitont y. to tne undersign
ed, on tne esiate of David lierkev, late of
I'aint tuwiiship, d.sti.siM, notice "is hereby
given toall persons indented to said estate to
said estate to make iuiuasliute pavment, and
those having claims ag:iini tne" same wiik
present them duty auiuentioiii d for settle
ment and allowance, al tlie late n-sidemv of
said dis-easeit on Wednesday, the gd day of
I Hi -em her, A. II., l..
J COKC. KN.WF.U
Administrator of laivid I.-rkev.
toLBoax Jt Colikiks, Vttorii.ys.
rt:EK'S SOTICE.
Estate of John Kgner.or I'aint township,
somerset count v, i'a.
Notice Is hereby given "mat John Fgiier,
of Faint hiwhship. Somerset county. I'a.. lias
exceuhsia deed of vo.unlary asix;imeni of
all Ins estate, real atid uers..iutt. u tne uu
dersignisl. for the bcut lii of the cniiuora of
the said John Fgiier. All p. rN,iis mdebtsd
to said John I- gn.-r w ill make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims wi.i pre sen I
them duly authenticated for settlement. m
Thursday, Oct. jy, l-i, at resideuce ta Aa.
slguee.
if . w I-AIAII IIOI-S..I FLF,
T. . Dieaecker. A.WVIH.
Attorney.
Vanted-fin Idea 2SSS3
Trntact yonr tdean; thae may btina j m waajia.
Wrtle jdHN U UlPUtUCiCN ft CO P.leat Alice,
art, Waaatagton. U. C. fur thair pruat olta
maA uit of tw ttuBdrau taaunia wtcit.