L l.rcat Herald. liAS ft J1 without ... t-.AH ri,Tvi iJ.too, that cobwebs -j-?- " ,.,,nev's desk. ..i .t Ku.vkeuda:!. wi, S, jaersale till, and i,i Thus mono ai- -J ' Institute vi have the .-.fileC " .1. 1 f -viirirc some oi me oa. " r, - .,1 refre-hiueniuiKeu ssu" would equal 76,700 51.. ,!,; r.ail 1-leet ni;;u times as Urge as an Tu6 ti-tf 1" ..., 1 wool J be over 42 e -vs in the First Baptist . rlil r . uiemlr, suddenly p".?,e,l She was shocked i -r-.' Mil"" . i ,.f l.er husband, wno uaa of worship for 20 je a place ictedofthemur- . v.n' .-,,nd now confined in jail ' ... n.nfossed that he .n. . , .. :. ,er (MIlM'i"7" 1 r:Sfc,;tiUisttonClemmer. S: e ,..;,7 f. irwt Falls, MonL, i, , ,.i ii.t bv a decision of T-rH , 3.'"" ' , . rt, bel. . Tie re-ider! of Tama- Martin, Sheriff of and his eighteen depu ;ilh...urJ aud felonious ..of striker-, at Latinier, I :: ' f..r trial yesterday. r- , , ,i trial will lasts " . .i that ihc tr: 11"" . l: : ......I- i . ..m-.mentine on the a' v ..o f . hancine the naiues says; -h.? name was Mary. ,1 went to college rom Her name iuu a year ao nhe cot irT?"' j the r .. . 1 ,T.l :" , ' n, . 6!ie ba dropped the sc v. 4. y.,, h is ot pcnerai iuipiwi; a .f:.-r the tirvt day of July, -iS"'-"" . ,,-,i:i!'rine i; ' ec: of a Ja-liee of the I'eaoe or i i4n nu h appellant, or LU LtV v'"- haU ""'ke ,lidavit t'n! Ml f'r delay, but be letr;'r Wleves that injustice has down to the very l, Yieiaeii m - . .. ii. !;f in:aifiii f. -rr.-,r C.)an:y. Tenni-tf.ee, Grand hi tir vuli m oi tue :trr i" fiia.:td ! ' the Tennes- tJre lat year, ivto Sirt with making it a vhool girls . if trl. !.i pronatiiy go 10 tn tt-st the wnsti- Sr-aT Of a wiiiih iiuringes hi to ilii-t witu a s i niiie:liir.g to exercise your I VsevrtiiT-Cve c-nU. He went tj a Mi p. -ned the seventy-five si..tjri:':y ewitx He nie! a friend and ,Ui t rsn tkkot ca!lillg rr r---r.5ve ivnl f t fifty i-nu, he thus yjjwo fitiy fents-l "i fl, 'th r,-KP: i Jc' it. Was any one out it t- n.iili ti:c (i.meto light tint the com ssBrftacute Uar aasuoiation, which B!iU2i-T .m iec tN, has under jciii.ia a hill to be iiuriiduced at j.isi'n of tie legislature, modi 4ial ciiii;::ij aot creating the ni (tart Ta bill w intended to tr IS jjriJk-Ji.n of tli3 court, so Kinsbeirail ss involving sums !i f..Vi' insad of f 1,0 J as at preseuL & (iiilien, a negro servant of :f Wn:i.of ioliani. Pa., wn slec-p-;tist!l.vi'!i3a neir th judge's oSjnJiy in irning h?n iu so Tie .smaiiMT :t -iiiiit ore ana was .swd. (Jiiu.n'f chirred remains rrtcjJin;a; th; jyiug eii'jen. with :sp'jjrael to tii? kM?? aa 1 his the eitnsrs, while his bead and t .sm neiriy la -ued from the body. fi 15 UC Ul I UISCV B -aLoveni wis uni'ola n escape. AilTigtit of Monroe oounty de-"s-.'Sfii'.n last aeek that a woman itT-t inouurt-nejj n,,; divulge her ftjxi'j' then him of the opposing Tar tnest, Miss Edith Cns ".ixliadsi.righiiy young lady, in 5if tix quMion put to her by an Ui hr age, she replied: "I I1 in i! yoa know. My age has "Sitiiitoiimiia the case, and I f :tu you." The Jutige decided we:si prtper one. Hibl'h w n(nr an outlaw. The iU:arluaidit. Li-t Thurs a pi j.y a vote of 7(i to -MMftUrai.jit iyond the pale of TVYoungstown man arrested K;bt brf.ire Justice Thomas for S:e laws by shooting rab a Jay or two t o previous. tjC;ia taii." c.,a be shot, club 'n: Mt o.'tte -jy in any old Ta'j hue l:.-):U a nuisance arusr.-Y ''.irgst.iW1 o j xei. "a. Oiris'j', wvssociauon met in Xrj i wk. when ituasde tt;palM the Superior Court in a th-i fre rases. The fee iWs : fir Mrvii.g a war-' r Hrr it.g a sii'..Kiena, Id 'ircu-ar while on oflirial :f..rw..i-;., gaommitinent. ts of i!,j romrnon redu.vd the Con- k in a i.u-niier if caseK. -i (..f i is n t operative. win betake C!r. to determine Jt-r'of I'hiia-U-lphia, who 1r-.":f"t "J3" in lhe cir. 9 bur ;JrJ U ' r"v'' -eme!ery. He r'Z '"' J-"" Js and w as over Xr sU '-'ers. Taa 0e M M.V.1 w. M..,la ine wired feet in "'itrj.lj half in width The . "V-Urr m ill, , , -aai wa, whee!e,l into tha V-ni;k- Th- de.tl was 4S i,!"a Poliroroe n.' Tirr Td"bip, Hunt v J'T"Jy night atiraled Urr h alUl,ti,,Q- She discov- . r,!,?s'M iu a deadly 'D. The horut wan "if .i. . , - irs- '-rownover Jrtn ',k huJ- The -w.T bis hiud fwt "Wlir UtlM -ith his "ask tUDiIli"!J'stjUlion' 'V4r. - t the fence and re was seriously iec and , Harrin. av mr L, v. a fi- ,i . .... . ,t . 1 ClU " th White "SWaJre"h'"'n ufsU'ra tothe li-i-" " here ths President 7'a'"T tam- A, HbN bouse theex Stsik.0r 'fe "te-Jtheetn- , .'T rec eTi'tion, and the "' in robes 'tLUUi,uireJ, Mr. T. lu by. The ex- io remained about Letters addiesfsed (oK R. Glenn, Ada Kimuieil and Cora Kv.isr remain ua called for at the p-jsl-oCloe. Jaaics B. Iloldnrbauni and Robert V. Berkey were regiatereil at the Mononga hela House, rittuburg, yesterday. Rev. Henry X. Cameron will conduct religious service each evening tbi week, in the Metbodist Episcopal Church, Mr. Frank Flock, who is einploTed at i Johns.tyi-n as an express driver, is recu peraticg Irom an attack of the grip at the home of his parents in this plaoo. Rev. Hiram King will conduct religious services in the Somerset Reformed chareb on Sunday morning at !..', and at 2 p in. in the Lavausville Roformed church. Communion services will be held at ill's Church, on Sunday, Feb. 6th, at 10:30a. m. Preparatory services will be held on Saturday morning ai the same hour. The Uriah Trent farm, one of the best in Somerset t iwnabip, was sold last week by the administrator of the late Norman Trent to Peter Speicher, of Lincoln town ship. A Philadelphia paper in commenting upon the local endorsement of General CotTroth for Ooverncr, says "the General is a 'frosty sou of thunder,' but he will be somewhat frostier before he secures the noin ination." An error crept into the item published last week concerning the Republican pri mary held in Brolhersvalley township. The name of Lewis Berkley should have appeared instead of Alexander Coleman as one of the nomineea for the office of school director. The voters of Confluence are greatly exercised over the election of town coun- ciltnen on the loth, as it is understood tho rosult of the election will decide whether or not the question of bonding the town for the purpose of erecting a system of water works shall be submit ted to a vote of the qualified electors. The mercury dropped '2o degrees Mon day night and Tuesday morning register ed 6 degrees below zero, the coldest weath er experiencod during the present winter. Snw fell at intervals throughout Satur day, Sunday and Monday, covering the ground to a depth of twelve inches. A galo prevailed Monday tossing the snow in every direction, blockading roads and delaying trains on the railroad. A large audience greeted Rev. M. D. Lichliter, who addressed the County Ad isiry Council, Jr. O. U. A. M-, in the cou rt house, Friday evening. Rev. Llch- liter is an eloquent speaker and during the course of his remarks paid a high tribute to Congressman V. A, Stone, who has taken a prominent stand in favor of restricting foreign immigration. One of the longest deeds ever recorded in this county was entered last week by Register Cover. The instrument covers thirty-two closely written pages and con veys 6, 500 acres of timber land in Paint, Shade and Ogle tow .ships from the Prov ident Life and Trust Company, of Phila delphia, and the heirs of the late John Ir- in, of Clearfield county, to E. V. Bab- cock, of Allegheny county. The consid eration is f 100,000. Editor P. L. Livengood has resuscita ted the Salisbury Star, the first number of the new volume reaching us on Friday. It is neatly printed and typographically tastily arranged. Salisbury is located in one of the wealthiest and most enlight ened sections of the county and the citi zens of that region will doubtless en courage a real live local newspaper. We wish Editor Livengood such success as his publication merits. Charles O. Scull, formerly general pas senger agent of the Baltimore A Ohio Railroad, has accepted employment with the V. S. Trust and Guarantee Coin pany, having entered upon the duties of general manager of the railroad depart ment of that institution yesterday morn ing, February 1st. The Trust and Guar antee Company is one of the largest finan cial institutions in the United States and is the only concern of that character south of Mason and Dixon's line. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Barrett pleasantly entertained a number of young society people at their Main Cross street resi dence on Friday evening. Among those present were Misses Amelia L. ZufalL Xora Belle Walter, Xancy Pritta and Bertha Rhoads, and Messrs. Percy Wal ter, Charles iloupt, Oran Kantner and William Sanner. Messrs. Kantner and Sanner who are both prominent among the amateur musicians of the town, ren dered a number of popular selections. The refreshments were of the choicest. The highway robbery case in which George Xickodemus, the well known Jenner township farmer, was prosecutor and three Johnstowners were defendants. bisbaen set Jed, the robbers having re turned the stolen money to the owner. It will be remembered that three unknown men solicited Mr. Xickodemus to let them ride with him in bis wagon when he was returning home from Johnstown one day last October, and that they re lieved him of flO while ascending the Benscreek hilL Up to this time fifty houses have been finished in the new town of Windber, and as many more are in course of erec tion. Tue anticipated boom at that place next year has induced uiiny lot owners to dig excavations and erect foundation walls during freezing weather. The Coal Company are working three mines and the output of coal is steadily increasing. The seam of coal being worked at Bar- wind is known as the "Miller"' vein and it is found at Dunlo and South tors. Cambria County. It is claimed that this seam of coal contains more carbon than any bituminous coal fouud in the State. It also crops oat at H-wversville. The newspapers so persistently expose swindlers that the gentry find it necessa ry to invent new schemes every week. One of the latest is the farmer-looking chap that travels arouud with me ears of corn in his pockets. The ears are from three to six times the size of ordiuary ears of corn. He raised the corn from seed sent him by his brother from some where. He'd sell you a hundred grains for twenty-five cents, or a whole ear for It is nothinz but ordinary corn, a number of ears dextrously cut, and the sections glued together to form one large ear. He looks like a granger, hU clothes are rough, an I there is a trace of hayseed in his abundant stock of hair, but he is slick swindler. Postmaster General Gary has issued an order changing the color of the one-cent stamp from blue to green. In about two weeks be will follow this by another order, changing the brown five-cent stamp to dark blue. This action is In ac cord with the resolution adopted at a meeting last summer of the Uuirersal Postal Congros making nniforui the colors of the one-oeut, two cent and five cent stamps or their equivalents. Xo change will be made in the color of the two cent carmine stamp. The new issue will not in any manner invalidate those of similar dsn iminations nw in exist ence which will be received lor mail matter used until their supply is ex hausted. Triaity Lath Iran Church, at a congre gational meeting held last Wednesday evening, decided to tender a call to Rev. D. Stewart Hoover, of Bridgetou, New Jersey. Riv. Hoover is a young man, having been admitted to the ministry aVnitsix years agi. He visited Som et set some six weeks agj when he preach ed a 'trial sermon." and made the ac qnatalinceor the mauibers of the local denomination, u early all of whom, it ap pears, were favorably impressed by him. Rev. Hoover is absent from home oa a wedding trip at present, be having been mtrrieJ last week to Miss O-irby. of Eiizbeth, X. J-, aoi it is not known what action be will Uke in the matter; but it is geuerally believed that he will acpt the call and will beeoma a resident of Somsrset in the near future. Trinity Lutheran Church has been without a pastor since Rer. Harkey. . resignation was ancopted several m ulb ag. Fak" Organ Tnet Iu Hani at "Faking" th. "Fakir " The hysterical organ of tbe ' fakirs' which labors to create thei'jjpraNsion that tee result of the late primary el.x-tion held for the purpose of nominating can didates for local offices in this borough. was a n endorsement of the cx-urse pursued by the "fakirs" last June, might with as much propriety claim that it was an en dorsement of the disgraceful scones char acterizing the late Congressional confer ence, when the chief of the "fAkirs" sougui to secure me nomination for a cash consideration, and failing in this af terwar.ls labored to elect a free eilverite to Congress. The Herald has no dispo sition to engage in a controversy over the election of local officers, but it might be pertinent to inquire why the "fake" or gan refrained from publishing the vote cast for all of the candidates on the ticket T Several of tbe candidates supported by the "fakirs" "got it where the chicken got the ax," while others escaped with ma jorities of less than ten, and this, too, after a ono sided contest. For instance, Mr. M. J. Pritts received a majority over his uexthlghust opponent. K. R. Roberts, of thirty votes. Of this majority twenty-two were given in the school district outside of tbe borough lim its, where his cousin. County Superin tendent Pritts, did most effective work, so Mr. Pritto' majority in the liorough was exactly eight. Mr. Pritts made a house to house cavass of tbe town and worked on tbe streets lroui tue time tne polls opened until they closed, using all sorts of "arguments" to induce voters to sup port him, while Mr. Roberts remained at his place of business rightfully eayiog that school director was one of the ofSces that should seek the msq. Mr. Pritts uaving serveu nine years or more as a school director the jpectacle he made of himself in bis efforts for a renomination naturally caused many people to think that there was "something in it," other than tbe good of the schools, that spurred him and his friends to such great activity in order that he might hold on. Yet the "lake" organ would try to "fake" its read ers into believing that the nomination of Mr. Pritts was an endorsement of its far cical and illegal efforts to control the Republican county nominations last spring. One of the caudi dates supported by the fakirs" for member of town council bad a majority of 8, and he and his frieuds worked for it and worked for it hard, while one of his opponents re mained at home, notaskiuga single voter to support him, yet the "fake" organ an nounces the result asa "great anti-Scull victory." The Lutheran congregation of this place elected a pastor one eveuing last week. It is now in order for the "fakirs," through their organ, to proclaim this as another "great anti-Scull victory." A Some net Lady at a Famoaa Banquet. Miss Ella Eadsley, who is iu Xew York, the guest of her sister Mrs. Abner McKinley on Thursday evening hsd the pleasure of attending the second largest banquet ever given in America. The occasion was the third annual con vention of the National Association of Manufacturers; the bamin:: wss given at the Waldorf-Astoria and tne IT. hident was the guest of honor. It cost ?15 for a person to sit down with tbe President, but tf.Ki gentlemen paid the price for tbe privilege. Along three sides of the great ball room in which the banquet tables were spread are forty-three private boxes. Tbe cost of occupying one of these boxes was ?2j, and evey box was filled w ith women, friends and relatives of the men sitting at the tables, who dropped in near tbe close of the dinner to hear tbe speech es. The box in the centre of the tier, op posite tbe speakers' table, was set aside for the ladies of the President's party. This box was decorated with palms and vases of cut flowers. In it were Mrs. Abuer McKinley and her sister Miss Ella Endsley, Mrs. Anson Smith and Mr. Miller, of Canton, O. The President's ad dress was the most notable he has deliv ered since his inaugural. Aftr he had sat down and the next speaker had got into bis speech Mr. Mc Kinley gve to one of the hotel pages who had come to the speakers' table with a message the small bouquet of tulips and roses which lay on the table near bis plate. For Mrs. McKinley," be said to tbe boy. "Take it to her box, with the Pres? ident's compliments." The boy, very proud of iiis errand. wandered about for half an hour asking everybody to point out tbe President's wife to him. Nobody could do it because that Mrs. McKinley was not there; but tbe boy was finally directed to Mrs. Ab ner McKinley's box, and the flowers reached the President's sister-in -law, for whom they were inteudel Her Feature. i , OneVif the prominent features of the Cinderella Range is the extra large and high oven, which insures perfect baking and roasting. Sold and guaranteed by J AS. B. llOl.llEBn.VUH, Somerset, Pa. A Large Crowd Expected. The excelieut program arranged for the Somerset County Farmers' Institute next week assures a large turn out. Farmers are invited to come to tbe White Palace Restaurant for meals or lunches. Anything enumerated in tbe following bill of fare will be served: OvsTKR-S Stewed, . Half Stew, 15. Fried, i dozen, 25; 1 dozen, -Ii; Raw, dozen, 10; 1 dozen 20; Half Shell, dozen, 20; 1 dozen, 33. Sax dw leu ts Ham, Cheese, Egg, On ion, Tongue, Salmon, 5 cents; Limburger, 10 cents. LrxcBEs of either Beefsteak, Eggs or Ham with Coffee, Bread and Butter for 15 cents. Deviled Crabs, 10; feardines, l" ; Canned Salmon, 15; Baked Beans with Tomato Sauce, 10; Boston Baked Bettus, 5; Cove Oysters. 10; Tripe, 5; Ginger Bread, 5; Bologna. 5; Golfed, Bread and Butter, 10. Chekse Cream, SweiUar or Limburg er 5; Oatmeal. 10; Soup, 10; Soup, with Bread and Butter, 15. Pik-s- Apple, Custards, Sugar, Cherry, Mince, Lemon and Pumpkin, 5 cents. Regular Meals, 25 cents. Drinks Coffee, Tea, Cocm, Miiit, Lemonade, Cider, Ginger Boar, 5 cents. Cigars and Cigarette. Ice Cream aud Cake. Basement of Cook & Boerits' Block. J. W. Piseu Proprietor. Fawn Found la Oil City. Oil City claims the distinction of being the only city of 20,000 Inhabitants on the streets of which a wild deer ban been cap tured alive by school boys, according to tbe Oil City Blizzard. A few days ago Billy" Condrin saw one in iiasson park. but did uot catch him. This morning a boy by the Dame of DowDey discovered a young one in the alley between Hoffman and Harriet avenues, in tbe Seventh ward, held at bay by dogs. He tried to corner the fawn near bis father's baru, bat the deer and dogs bouuded away, knock ed the boy down, and in tbe shuffle one of the dogs nipped bis hand. A crowd of school boys, in the vicinity of the Sev enth ward school bouse. Joined tbe chase and had more tun than a little. The deer ran across Hone avenue, over the ceme tery property, with several dogs and a score of boys in hot pursuit. In jumping across the street railway cut, just above Houe avenue, tbe deer took a tumble and in less time than it takes to write it, the dogs and boys were on U-p of it. Some men, who were employed near by, went to the assistance of the boys and with ropes bound tbe deer and placed It in Mr. Hadiry'n barn. It will probably be added to tbe menagerie at Smithnsan'a park. Only one remedy in the world that will atouce stop Itchiness of the skin la any ..rfnfthn Uidr: Doan's Ointment. At v any drug store, 30 centa. Tit. Eeaent 3eaU. John b. Suyder died at his home in Xew ("filerville, on January 11, aged seventy f.iur years, eight mouths and thirteen days. Deceased was one of the best known citizens in Milford township. He was bnried in tbe cemetery at Xew Centerville. Livina, wifa of Silis Thomas, diod at her borne nar Thomas' Mills, Cono- maiiga township, on Wednesday, 2Uh insC, after a king illness from consump tion. Di?cead was 29 years cf age aud was a daughter of 1'uter Speicber. She a survived by her husband and two small daughters. Henry Brant, who was born In 1!0T, died on January 20, aged ninety years, seven months and twenty-one days, at tbe borne of his son Aaron, in Brolhersvalley township. He is snrvivsd by four children, two sons and t-o daughters. Deceased was a highly as teemed citizen and was a prominent member of tbe Reformed Church. Samuel J. Row, the venerable ex-editor of the Raftsman's Journal died at his home in Clearfield, on Saturday morn ing, in the 7Gth year oiUis age. uacic in the forties Mr. Row was editor of this journal, retiring from the tripod when it was consolidated with the Whig, about 135C, when he removed to Clearfinld. He was married to a daughter of the late Samuel Pile, of this place. His w ife is a sister of Mr. Irvin G. Pile. Mrs. Elizabeth Crosen, who had been making her home with her sister Miss Maria Spaogler at the Tay man cottage. just west of town, died on Satarday, 2Mb inst., aged seventy-one years, three months and one day. The funeral took place Monday morning ; interment at St, Paul's Church, near Barron vale. Middle- creek township. Deceased was a great sufferer from rheumatism, and her death is attributed to that malady. Harry E. Akers, who grew to manhood in the family of the late John C. Barron, of Somerset township, and who until re cently was employed in tbe meat market of Zeigler A Parson, died at Mercy Hos pital, Pittsburg, at an early hour Monday morning, from pulmonary trouble. He was admitted to tbe hospital five weeks ago. Deceased was a son of James Akers, formerly a locomotive engineer on the B. A O. His mother resides at Boy n Ion post office in Elk Lick township. The body was brought here on the noon train yes terday. Interment in the Samuel's Church cemetery, near Lavausville. Civ the Children a Srink called Grain-O. It is a delicious, appe tizing, nourishing food drink to Uke the place of coffee. Sold by all grocers and liked by all who have used it because when properly prepared it tastes like the finest coffee but is free from all its injuri ous properties. Grain-O aids digestion and strengthens tbe nerves. It is uot a stimulant but a health builder, and chil dren, as well as adults, can drink it with great benefit. Costs about i as much as coffee. 15 aud 25c Of Interest to Far men. Th Sea The second number of experiment sta- work prepared under direction of director A. C. True, has been published Iry the agricultural department as a farm er's bulletin. It contaius a great deal of information on topics of iuteret to tbe f irmer, the most important of which is Unit relating to the value of common crops fo forage and a discussion of the question wijelher farmers can mix their ow n fertil izers economically. On this latter subject the) bulletin says the unanimous conclus ion reached by the experiment stations which have given the closest attention to the Subject is that it is entirely practicable and! economical under certain conditions for iarmers to buy the different fertilizing materials in the crude slock and to mix them on the farm, and they have made every effort to encourage and assist theiu in the practice. There is no doubt that ashes are a valuable fertilizer when used wit!) proper care and discrimination, but there is considerable dagger that they may be and are at present overestimated by farmers aud money is expended in many cases iu the purchase of ashes w hich might be more economically used in buy iujl other forms of fertilizer. Other sub jects treated of are cf slock, melons, starch sti)d potatoes, crim-ou clover, geese tor jirolit, cross pollination and a germ fer tilizer. House keepers. Be wise, and examine the Cinderella Range. It has more points that excel than any other range on the market, and is sold guaranteed to bake and roast, bold by J AS. B. HOLDERBAUX, Somerset, Pa. A Baksr Falletin. President S. J. Hart of the Baker Heirs' association of Upper Sandusky, O., has isHued the following notice : "My atten tion has been called to an article express ly intended to discourage the Baker heirs. This article has been extensively repro duced in tbe local papers of the country. iSuch articles do not stand to run alone ; there is a power behind it. This move on the part of the enemy is no surprise to us. Their safest and cheapest way to light ns is to discourage iuvestigation. Thousands of people are now living on our lauds in and arouud Philadelphia, They i ad their spies at our Tiffin meeting. Their spies have visited me here at Upper Sandusky. Don't let them discourage and sleceiveyou. If we have an estate in Phil adelphia we will soon find out and at lit tle expem. Let ns move forward promptly without the loss of a single per son from our ranks as agreed upon at Tiffin, and we will sion know whether cir Dot we are btiildicg upon a rock." Horses Wanted! Elwood Welister, tbe well known horse dealer, will be at Somerset, on Monday, February 7th, and will remain aliout ten days, to buy a car load of horses from 4 t 10 year old. Parties having such fowses for sale should bring them to JSamersel from the "th to the 10-.h of Feb., or communicate with tbe undersigned at Soniervc-t, S. D. Shoemaker. School Teacher in Trouble. There is trouble in tbe Cover school. nettr tbeGlessner posloffice, in Somerset county, over the whipping of four boys by tbe teacher Richard O'Connor who is twenty -one years of age. Tbe boys are Earl Borkey, sged sixteen years; Jacob Horner, Robe:iUriffitb and Yost Trexel, each about thirteen. Tho teacher d igged tbe quartette recently for breaking over the rules of tbe school aud dow tbe relatives of tbe lads are after his a'p. A meeting of tbe directors was held in the school bouse on Tuesday to icvcsli- g ite tbe matter. Ex p Una lions were giv en by the teacher and boys, and tbe di rectors adjourned to meet again on Sat urday, when they will render their de cision. It is unoiliciRiiy reported tney will sustain tbe action of tbe teacher. Mr. Abraiu Trexel. father of one of tbe lads who was whipjied. Is a member of tbe board of school directors, aud tbe Griffith lad is a son of Mrs. Bella Griifith Arthur, well known in this city. Johns town Tribune. Xarriage Licenses. Marriage licenses were Issued last week to tbe following named parties : James Burk holder. L. Turkey foot Twp. Jaue Firestone, L. Turkeytoot Twp. Edward M. Loechel, Salisbury Bor. Ida M. Baliiet, Salisbury Bor. Conrad C. Baker. Brothersvallev Twp. Eliza J. Biant, Brotheisvalley Twp. Koncz ! The publie is hereby notified not to buy a note for $5u0, datsd Rockwood, Pa., Sept. 27. 1897, payable one year after date, to H. P. Reynolds and signed by myself and others, on accouut of my name being o J said note, as I am and will only be re sponsible for $100 of said amount called for by said note. A, C. Sterskr. Jjrors for Ttbraary Term f Cocrt. The fallowing named persons have been drawn to serve as Jurors at the ensuing term of court, commencing Monday, Feb ruary 23, 1: CfA5D JCBORS. Blongh John D., Benson Borough. Rreu.Icll Xoab W., Lincoln. Boucher Milton II , Merersdale Bor. Blough Milton, Eik Lick. Bitlner Samuel J, Somerset. Deeds David, Jenner. Fritz Jtrouie. Somerset. Gardner Iewis, MeyersdiUe Bor. Geisler Lorenzo, Somerset Bor. Gerhart Win. G , Black. Hays Elmer M-, Paint. King Win. It-, Middlecreek. Kimmell John M., Jefferson. Knepper Jacob M., Stonycreek. Land is J. D., Stooycreek. Moser W. X., Eik Lick. Ringler Joseph, Lincoln. Rumui'l Lewis, Paint. Straub Jacob, "loycstown Bor. Sanner H. 8., Black. Shafer, Win. IL. Somerset. Weaver Moses, Conemaugh. Will John, Allegheny. Young Jortiah, Somerset. PKTIT JURORS FIRST WEEK. Altfatber John, Brolhersvalley. Biltuer Cyrus, Summit. Baldwin C. E-, Stony creek. Barkley Simon, Jefferson. Coughenour Alex., Allegheny. Daniels Win. F., Jenner. Davis A. C, Somerset Bor. Easton W. S., Salisbury Bor. Gindlesperger Levi, Jenner. Geiger John, Shade Gohn Albert, Shade. Hummell Millard, Quemahoning. Holsopple U. W., Benson Bor. Hoover John, Larimer. Horner A. J., Somerset. Heckler A. M., Somerset. Kimmell Daniel, Somerset Bor. Kemp Harvey, Lower Turkeyfoot. Kreger B. F., Lower Turkeyfoot. Keefer Geo. U., Stonycreek, Livengo-jd E. J., Addison. Lobr William, Summit. Liberty George. Brotbersvallcy. Liveugod Simon, Elk Lick. Lint Daniel, Jenuer. Lowry Abram L., Elk Lick. Maust Samuel J., Lincoln, Mathias John S., Northampton. M ilier Frank, Quemahoning. Miller Charles, Stoyestown Bor. Pugh Charles WM Stoyestown Bor. Picking Jacob S., Somerset Bor. Phillippi Peter, Addison. RiDgler Alex., Stonycreek. Shelter S. G., BonsoD Bor. SUaulis Nelson, Liucolo. Schrock Wm. B., Summit. Shoemaker A. U., Summit. Snyder Samuel P., Somerset Bor. Smith M. F., Salisbury Bor. Suhrie Cornelius, Allegheny. Straub William, Xew Baltimore Bor. Walter W. Xew Centerville Bor. Welshons Albert, Meyersdale Bor. Younkin Daniel, Rockwood. Zimmerman S. P., Berlin, Bor. Zufall Wm. II. Lower Turkeyfoot. Zimmerman Philip, Shade. SECOND WEEK. Burnworth Alvin, Confluence Bor. Blough Win. U, Lincoln. Boyer Josiah, Northampton. Bittner E. A., Summit. Bird Frank, Addison. Baker Xoah, Larimer. Cable Silas J., Shade. C'riU'h field Austin. Rockwood Bor. Cramer John, Mil ford. Countryman 11. S., Brolhersvalley. Custer George, Stoyestown Bor. Cramer C. B. R., Jefferson. Dickey Geo. M., Jeffrson. Dean II. L., Addison. Eskiu Capper, Berlin Bor. Frickey Augustus, Sumn.iL Humbert W. Q., Confluence Bor. Hoover Xoah, Somerset, Hosteller C M., Summit. Hileinan A. J., Somerset Bor. Holder baum C. P., Somerset Bor. Hoffman John W.,sJenner. Johnson Henry, Shade. Kimmell E. B., Stonycreek. Knepper John J., Brolhersvalley. Meuges Jacob J., Shade. Miller Jesse C, Greenville. McMillen M. R., Addisou. Miller Jacob BV Jefferson. Xickelson Adam, Lower Turkeyfoot. Pile M. J., Middieereek. Fletcher Levi, Jefferson. Rboads Jerre, Somerset Bor. Seuibower A. J., Upper Turkeyfoot. Skyles E. P., Berlin Bor. Speicher Peter, Lincoln. Snyder Alex., Black. Shu mack Wilson, Summit. Truxal C. W., Meyersdale Bor. Topper John M., Xew Baltimore. Werner Casper, Allegheny. Wilson William, Stoyestown Bor. Walker Irvin, Summit. Walker E. C, Stonycreek. Something New..- Calendars, Diaries, Files and Ac count Books of various kinds are among tbe many things every office needs about this time of year. And they are just the things w e are offering at special prices. No better or more complete stock of sta tionery can be found in tbe city and from Pens to Ledgers, our prices are such as to enable you to save 20 per cent, on all pur chases. All kinJs of Blank Cooks, Day Books, Journals Ledgers, Cash Books, Secretary's Minnie Books for Societies, Corporations, Ac, Diaries for Krt, Notes, Receipt and Order Books, Biuo's and McKinney's Justice, Dunlap's Book oi Forms, Penn'a Digests, all kinds of Jus tices' and Constables' Legal Blanks,Mar riage Certificates, Fountain Pens, and everything along this line to enable you to begin tbe new year on "tbe square." CHAS. H. FISHER. Dr. Humphreys' Specifics act directly upon tho disease, without exciting disorder is other parts of the system. The j Core the Sick. a, crass. Sanaa, 1 FeTcrs. Congweilons. lnnsmmaHo. Ai a Waraa. Worm Frrar, Worn Colle... Ai 3- Teeihlac.CoUe,Criui(.WakefKlaas .33 4 DUrrfcc. ot Ch.klirs or Adalu .23 T-Coack. Ootds. Broacnitls 93 8 Sesralcla. Toothache, fmwfba 33 -Heaesrbe.SlckBaadach. Vertigo.. .43 1 aDyepesvU. Utdlsestioa.Weak SUNasek.33 11-fcappresac' or Palatal PrrloaV-.. .33 I J-Vi kltes. Too Prattle Periods 33 13-Cra. Larvasllle. Uoanesee.... .33 Hheom. Err!plm.niptioa.. .33 IS-nacanattea. RbcnmaUc Pain. S3 1 S M a I aria. CtHU, Fever and Afno 33 It Catarrh. InSaeata, Cotd la tbe B4 .S3 3-tVbolac-Coach 33 21-KUy Dlecaen Ai 3-en4M DrMIUy.. - 1.0 SO TrlBary Vesk.aeas. WetUncBoL.. .33 77-Crip. Hay Fetor 33 Dr. RomphreTt Duarnl of an t lipiirl at roor Df--jef 1 morSm lrl r r. R.mJ t dnitiuii. or "rat rreolpt of price. ntiniphrT'aled.Co.Cur.UUaai JuaaSU, hew Vora. WANTED As Intelligent agent In every township to eell Mark Twaln'r new boolf, Ble acre-; rxeiu-Ovr UM-r1(nrv;-n1 lor terms C a simitb, Uli Filbert street, Pnliulelphla. fisher s Book Store. -JSrArOAyj ! Imp ) ft0Y4i I i K mm POWDER Absolutely Pure il I SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of eundry wriu. of Klert Facias Imuisl out of tho Cod rt f Common r.iru of Somerset countv, V enimylvnnia, to uie directed, there will lie eintw-d to iwle t the Court House, In (Somerset borough, on FRIDAY, FEB. 25, '98 At I o'clock P. M., the follow In- described real estate, towlt All tho right, title. Interest, chilm and de- mano or .Mimom t nimer. or, in aud lo remain form or tract of land situate in L'ppe Turkeyfoot lowimliip, Nnupniet counlv, P eonUtiQtng; 1-ftt acrex, about i acres n.ir. It. ance limber, adjoining lands of (iem-ve iiuin- bitui.1. r.pnriuia Irimpy, cu Kmc an tviinuel ny der, having thereon erecl.ti two-etory frame dvre hrg house, a one and liali-atorv tenant house, nana tmro. Dnn bouse aud other out-buiiiiines, wild the ap purtenances. Also an orclurd of fruit trees on the premiws. Taken in execution and to be sold as th property of Mi-ssiuiore Cramer at tho suit of Auuiuie Cramer. A UiO All the right, title, interest, claim and de mand of A. W. Kiii'lley, of, in and to a rer tin trnrt of land Kituxte In I piier Turkey foot towiixhlp. Somerset rountr. Pa., ooiiuuii- ins lu) acres more or les. lit-. ml i m-ns clmr, balance tlmtx-r. adjoining Inuds of Kphrnlm Kcururk, Ephra'iu Mnrer, TiioimiK Wliliums iie Ltavid chroek farm and ithers, having thereon en-cied a lwo-tiiry h dwelling iiouse, oana nam anil oim r oui iiuiunuir-.. with tbe appurtenances. There is a mnsM orchard of youne fruit trei-n on the premises. ana me wuole oi it is underlain wi'n ronl. Taken In execution and Lo be it-ild as the r-nwriy of A, V. Kaidley at the suit of A. J. r aidley. ALfO- All the riebt. title. Interest claim and de mand of Leniy Korqucr of, in and to the fol lowing described reul estate, v U No. I. A certnln lot of e round itu:tte In I rsina borouirh. Somerset countv. Pa knowo on I lie plan of said borouxli a lot .Nn. I": n-ei wine, i iu teel deep, houmiea Dy nrM street on iheeunt. Cedar alley on the puiu'.h. il.ipie alley on the west lot of Mrs. C. r . Kuti Inmm on the north, h iving threou erecU-d i two-story dwellinii house and out-buildiui;-.. No. i The one-half of lot So. IU. situate as uforesnid. :7' feet wnle. "j f,s-t l--p, bounded by Klrsl street on the east, lot of K !. AlcoU on the south, lot of H.idie Cimeron ou the west, half lot of J. It. Imvis on tne north, having thsreon erected a two-story tore bouse. No. X 2 lot known a VA aud 1"9. located on fark street of s-iid orou:h, lHunded on the sou lii by Park sinx-t wwt bv Tnlrd si reel. north by Ceditr alley, enl by lot No. liT, nav- iiig a siunie erected on s. l.. No. 4. Two lots situate as afoo-wthl, betmr loU Nil. l m arid bounded by t al k sln-el on tlie iwiutli, lot No PC! on the west. Ccl Alley on the north, and Third street on liie east having thereon erecleil a une-story uouse, Kianio ana ottier out-uuuuins. No. Four lota. Nns. l'li l'tt, l:i and I '.'i. boundi-d by Park street on tne smith, lot No. I'M on the west, Cetlar alley on the norlh, lot No liil on the inu No. 6. Two lots N",i. ir:t and 1 't, Imundul by Park slm-t on the north. Herd street on the cist. Willow al:y oil ttm muiiii, airl lul No. PfJon the Win' bavins; thereon civc;,-d one-story house, stiiblc and otiier oul-buiid- li:a. No. 7. Four lots t inir No. V. Yi. l"7 and l'J, bounded by Park sir. -l on tbe norm. Ap ple alley on the cast, Wtllovr ally on tbe fcouth, J bird Mi.n-el on the wtt, havir.i; tht-re-011 erected a two-slory bou.- and oui-buiid Inga. No. 8. Four lots situate as Kfor-s.-ilJ, No. 2!1, ztl, 2sS.2il, Isiund.-d by W-y.iiid Avenue on the south. Third stns-t on the west, w blow alley on tbe north, Apple alley on ihe east. No . Two lots Not.. ZS and it) bounded by Weyand Avenue cn tne south, Appie al ley on t he west. Willow alley on tbe north. lot of J. H. lien ford' heirs on tbe ,nst, hav l;i; thereon reeled a tbn-e-si'iry hous.-. stable aud other out-buildings, w:tn the appurtt- nnuces. Taken In execution and to be sold as the property of Illoy Foniuer. at tbe sun of titeveusou and Cartwrliiht AWO All therlsht title. Inb-resl, claim arid de mand of Levi Blough, or. in and to a certain farm or tract of land si unite in tonenmueh township, !Vi:ni-ret county. Pa., roiitaiuini; 70ai-rainl In perches more or l-s, ailjoin inK Utnds of siti-pheniirittilli, Kmaiiii.-l Kuuli' naii. John LMpe, Ivl Weaver and olhers, bavins; thereon erected a two story dwelling house, bank barn aud other nul-huhiltni;. with theanp l rten inct-s. Alsoan on hard of youne Iruit trees on phe pn-uus.-s. beiti tbe name tra.-t of land which Million T. Blouvh and wif- by their deed dated l.lh IX-e, lyl, conveyed lo Levi Blough. Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of Levi Blough, at the suit of Lewis Vou i.unen. ALSO All the light title. Interest, claim and de mand of Joseph Yauman, of, in and to the following descrit-d reui estate ti-wit : No. I. All that certain nit-s-tuipje or tene ment and lol of grouuil situate near trjetown of Lavansville, isoiucrset county. Pa, con bilning two acres and iiiucty-iwo p- rclies, more or less. aill. lining lauds of Austin Bar- clav and liavid I'aymau. .Na 1 A certain lol of ground situate In the town of Lavansville. county of Somerset and blaleof Pennsylvania, bounde.1 on tbe norlh by trie Vi'ellersliurg and West Newum I'lank 1 load, on the east by the Lavansviiie scIukiI house lot on the south by an iillev, on the west by lots and pmperty no or formerly of Amy Nedrow;said lot coiiLtlus of an acre more or less, being the ex Irvine we-t lot of tl e i lots eon v yed by John Well-r, li.gh Mierilf of Somerset county. Pa., to Is.iac lluirui by deed dated May Is, Island by lsuie Hugus to Alexander Cuuntrymau by deed dut-d May ii. Isw. ih?uuie bin co-iveye,l t tii, alsive defendant by de.nl daleit June It. lsi. Taken In execution and to be iu"d as tbe properly of Joseph Yauman, at tbd suit of Jordan A Hincbinin, et il. A LS. I No. 1. A certain tract of bind situate In Som erset township. Somerset county. la., ndjoiu- Ing lands ol Andrew W oy, Jaeoti K.ioiitx heirs, K. K. and Sadie Push, Caroline Prills W. K. sanner ami tract Nos. 2and t, and oth ers, containing one biimir.il ami fifteen and one-half tlloi acres more or less, having thereat erecul a two-story brick dw-lling house, with a basement Imnk tmni 4-lx-si r,-i, and other out-bulidiiigs, aliout si) m-,- eli-ar-eil ani In a giasi stale of cultivation, gissl water and f uit within one-half mile of Ihe borough .if sim'net, au-l being the present boiiicMi,xid of Joataii Woy. No. t. All the following described real ,"s tale, situate as afiirewiiit and ipelng the nsl dueof the land conveyed by Henry K. S-liell nnd wife to Jiiah Woy, adjoining lands of W.H. Walker. Jacob Koont Ic-irs, C. LUiic.iln (iasliaw and tracts Nos. I and i. and contaue lug tweiity-igiit aud oue-baif t ,) acres nor.' or less. No. . AH the following dexvribrd renl is t'il, situate as afort-Kiid. containing JI1, arm stru-t measure. biiitidist by Utiils of Jacob Ktamts beirs mid Jiieob Bruilier, now Jane B. Savior, nu the south, the stoyestown nsid on tbe west, lands of Heury rish.-r, now C. Linci'n ibishaw, on the north, and being the same land conveyed by Joiah Woy an. I wile In Win 11. Krea-e, t.v deed ilatisl the all day of las-emiar, ls7s, and nssirdiii in .l"ed m--nl of Somerset county, Pa.. In Vol. Tt, pug'-s i, Jtc No 4. A certnln tract of land s tu.-iteln -oiie erset t,wnshtp. Soiners.! county. Pa, adjoin ing lauds of l uioti l'ro-Jiou i'ompaiiy, w. K. Same-r, LlUula-tli Baki r, Jann-n Sliatfcr, liivter A. Fisher, C. s.-h!ii-kcrni:ii and others, containing jn acr s more or le-s. lH-iiig a pari of iIk' same laud conveyed by James L Pugh lo Josiah Woy by dissl daleii April i. Invalid reconbst In deed nssnl ,f .-smiersi-t CKiiity, Pa., in volume 77, pages St '. This tract Is uttuin a short Uisuince of the borough of isomersct No. V. A certain tract bind sitnute In Summit township. Somerset canity. Pa., ad joining lauds of Herman Chrlstiier, Joseph Chrlsiiii-r, John Bun-lay, Iewis Meiiniiiger. J.icob Kn-ulKer, aud others, containing Vi acres and Is pt-rclu-H. No All the mineral and mineral sjltstaiiceH, liH-luding tssil, lime kuhic, fi re clay .etc., lielng In, Usn and underlying all tbal ceriain trai l of hind situ ite in Suiimiu township. Somer set county. Pa., laiunited and dssriissl as fob low. luvtiining at a comer of the Joh'i 1 1 lie tract on t he iissel nut n Ki ver, Ihi lire by same soutb. 7-i degrees west perches by same oulh, V dins-a wtsit W htv.'ms. thence noit:i hi di-grves wi-si Al a-rvbes, thence by snme river north di-gns-s west M p n-hes by same north "Hi di-grees vresl eu pen-htsi to a corner of the Hubert Kennedy tract on tin-river, tlieni-e by tbe same north 77 degree east SI H-lu:li iM-n-hea loa comer, lhcii'.-e by iand surveyed in the name of Martin l'ul-lm and lands" in nan e rt Peb-r Benson south tCt ib-gn.su east pen Inn to a corner of the John S tract, theiicesoulh !"i di-vr-es west Sit pen-h-e to the place of beginning, cof Uii 'ling 11.) acres an 1 allowances, tieitiK theKime tract of land tonveyed by W J. Baer, trustee to aald Jusbib Woy by deed daled the 11th day of December, 1V, rnd revonled in dcsl s cord of Somerset county, Pa., In volume 71, part 7-i, etc. No. 7. A certain tract of land si mate In S.imerset township. SomersiS; cmnty. Pa , ad joining lands of K. E. and Sailie Pugh. Car oline PritLs, W. It. Sann.-r and trait. No. I. containing 18 sens mure or li. suit being a portion of the same land conveyed by Sa'n uel Fox and wife to loslab Woy by Hleed dat ed the SMb day of Nov'Hiber. ISA and re corded In divd reconl of Sonierset cou jty. Paw, In volume 77, page Ac. No 8. A certain piece or parcel of ground situate In Summit township. Somen-1 coun ty, PsM containing ft acres more or bs-s. lying Is-lween the I asset in in I.lveran I tiui B. A O. tt K.. adjoining bin.ls of W. J. Baer, trustee, having Uien-oa en-cted a small boxe and tlable. Tken In execution and to be sold as the pmperiy of Josmh Woy, at the suit of John K.S.-UII and Mary Fox, John II I'ox and Kdwxrl Fox, cxt-cutors of Hamu-d Fox, di-Cd, et aL Terms :- NOTICE All persons pun-haslng at tbe aVive sale will piesuu take notice that Id per cent of the pure has, money must be paid w.ien property is knorked down; thirwise it will wain l- rxposed to sale at tbe rfc.k of the flrsl purrhaser. Tbe residue of the -ureh:uie money must be paid on or befure the day of eonftrmaiiou. via: Thursday, March , lssw. No deed will be acknowledged until the pur chase money Is paid In full. M. iL IIARTZ I.U I'eb. 2, "W. fcheriX OF Vakalb E:a! Estate ! JW x'trXtus of no on!t-f of le Jssnetl out of th5"tiirt of lommiia Fi!s? of tomT!j:t rvunlr, t tli oiiderNitHti fu.itr of Joan ha rhiUippt, of th boiocb of on;!u rv, Homcrt jvt'y, ri.n-rtrvl. (fre m :ii be expoel to sale by pijHc outcry, uu Thursday, February 24, 1333, At I o'clock P. M." ot ttt prvmisn a In 4'rirtnM-e irti), 1U All Uit f Haiti KK of Krouinl siiuat" in Con fla tur borough, ?vn nwi nmnfy, frtiiitiuf on t'to t.-i 'i fit'l oa 11 us hart ".iiv-t, on the (x.iith J1 f.-rion Horn fcl--t, tnuitlt-i hylinof Mm U'ltnai on tiic north and Oi th wewt by n aikv unci bein? deKignaltti an I m 4 prvarvi by Wm. C 1hM, w.i ton veyfNl the name to J'iitiA rtullipp tUt-l d.-iU'd Ath April, ly.i, nd nnirjvd In L-d Ki-cord of tSoiuT)"! oMinty, Ft., in VI, v, puKtti tci, Ap., tiAvtu Ihi-rxou tncU-U uc to;ory fiumj Dwelling & itore House combined. The house Is plastered, paper.-d, etc, the store rooms on 1st and :!d sur- are finished in 1st iiuallty of Sorlh amlin. pine In bard oil, 1st rtoorof store ro,mi tn-ing ;ix l" bsft retiing W feet having a glass fnuil, Uimi ti le strength, a No. 1 quality, tbe entire build ing belug 2tx7"i feet Tni pmp. ny is conn-d-cl to be one of the tswt if not tle ta-st locu tion iu the town, for any hoe of trade. Terms! One-third on confirmation of mle, one-thlrl In tf and one-third in 1 monllu fmm day ol nie wun inien-st, ana to oe securea on th premls, by Jmigineiit Is mil : Id per cent, of ine entire pun-mtse money 10 lie puid when pmperty U oid and which will be ao much of a credit on tne unit payment JOHN R. SCtTT. Assignee of Juanua Phillippi. riTTfir rm r s v s OF Valuable Real Estate fnder aa order of the Orphans' Court Somerset county. Fa., I will expow) to public sine on tue premises, on Tuesday, Feb. 8, 1898, at I o'clock P. M., the following doscrilH-d nl estate, late tbe pmperty ol uitniei raiuiey, Uit il. a c r'ani tnict or land tu.i'e in I -iner itirxeyuMit towiisnin. Mtnt-ns't i-ouu'.y, ra , aitjoitiing lands of Wm. licr'iard. Jmsio Kre- gar, Lianii-i .-eciuer, jscoo nninaner. Joseph Sweitzer, H Irani Faidley, K.iaa lirilfllh and public road, coiitcinliitj 103 Acres and 91 Perches, more or less, ee deed of Jai-ob Friend to Dan iel laiilley, lleo. oL 21, puye h, having uu uiu lanu a Two-story House new hank barn and other out-buildines, gissl water, good frail and cbi-stnut on-hanls. fttut 1", acres timber. The (arm is well cul tivated. Terms : Ten per cent cash on day of ilc, balttuv of , on continuation. , in one and ' , in t.vo years thereafter wilh inb-n-l. l'an"l raidiev s wiuows aower to n-matn a n-a upon the Jireinlses. PosMessioucan be given lt April, SIMON FAIDI.EY, Trustee, K lug wood, fa. Crphis' C:r. Silo oy VALl AULK REAL ESTATE! LounTrvnian. dts-ea"el. Sale on the premise, :u Afej-orv dale borough, oa Monday, Feb. 7, 1898, At 2 o'clock P. M , All that certain lot of ground situate In Meversdale bonMigh, Somerset countv. Pa... on the north side of Norlh street, bounded on be north by an allev. on the east by an alley. on thesouth by Norlh street, on the wet i a of the Mulligan estate, f he lot is improv ed with a hue twimtory residence of eight nsiins, lower and u, 'per halts, front and rear sin lies, well of never falling water and sand pring water. Adjoining is a I'.-story re-ii- oen. of rive nsmis on same lot,. Also a lanje livery stable on lot with its own wat- r sup ply. Then- are pk-uty of fruit trees, aud usu al out-bulidiiigs. Terms : Ten per cent, on day of sale: balance of on conriruiation ; t, in oue year and : in two years thereafter, wna interesi, Ik-ferred pay ments lo be secured by Judirtnent notes, or bond, on tbe premises, l-onsiession given April 1, l.ss. tniir.lt, E. Finegnn. Kxecutor and Trustee. Auctioneer. Vahabb R:al Estate! The utidcisisfnfd ndm.DUtrthx of JoJm A. Kvlor. late of Jeimertown UrotiieU. ftrner- iu-t county, 1 dtn-'d, will expo lo pub.ic 8le, on the preiuiiHii, oa Saturday, Feb 12, 1898, AT 2 O'CLOCK P. li the following described real estate, vis : Ail tiial certain kit of ground sltc.itc In the borough of JenuerioWii, Somerset county. 'a., adjoining lands of Imniel Peterson, Hi- rum Maurer Ligonier pike and a publicalley. containing twenty-nine sUare tien-bes sincl inwasure. having lUensiu encteu a eotxi two Htory frame dwelling house, twosiorv frame caibiuel maker's snop. a Urge stable and shed. uu all other necessary oui-ouiiiiiiigs. Terms: Cash on confirmation of ssle and deliverv of dis-d ; 10 per cent of pun lmse money lo lie paid on day of sale. Jd.ttil r.. K A 1 L. A diniuislratrlx. F. W. Bloseckcr, Atfy. Who Killed Cock Robin ? "I did," gays the new furniture dealer. " How y "By knocking the Nit- toui out of the high prices aked fur FURNITURE In Somerset, Pa., And don't you forget it. W E are not here to ofTcr our customers old good at hard time priceis hut are hereto ofleryou genuine new good of a make, quality aud finish that can not tie sur- pu.jscd this side of the Klondike Ci-ild icld-s. You will not be required to g- to the gold fields ami make a fortune before buying, either. Young people can now GET MARRIED and go to housekeeping a year sooner than they could before the opening of the new furniture rooms. Why? Sim ply because we sell so much cheaper. We are here to make it go. Quick sales and small profits is our motto. Come and see us. We can sell you full Cham- lier Suits from $13 up. Couches, fd.-r0 p. Chain 'Si cents up. Many nice nd useful articles for the holiday trade coming in. F. H, SUFALL. Baer Block, SOMERSET, PA. VrOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR 1 PAUDON. To all tchom it nuiy coitrtm : Notice Is herv'nv riven that on the third WednMlav. beim? the llkh dav of Februarv. A.U isss an apnueanon will oe mwe lo in IKrd o? Pardons at Harrtsl.urr. P, tbe I full and free usrdon of Henry Knit, eon Vict - el of Larceny al Nol , SepL ferni. I,7,(.T. of Somerset county, and uor lmprtMined at HunltnZ'lon Kel-innsUiry. tiununeMon, l a , In accordance wllb the sentence of Kie tourt. A. V. HULHKKT, . AUrney for I'ellliooera. ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE, Estate of Aaron Boucher, late of Milford townahip, JKimerset oounty, la dee'd. Letters of administration on the above ea tate bavins; been ranted lo the undersigned by lhe proper antiiority. rntii-e la hereby riv en to all persons Indebted lo said estate to make Immediate payment, and tiioae bavin cuttms sirainl lhe same lo prvaenl Idem duly authenticated for aettleine iL Jouc is furtli er riven inat I will meet all partie to make settlement, on Friday, February L 1, al lb Flick Honae in 'ew Centreville honuith. M. IL FK ill HUH, Adm'r fur Aaron Boucher. Culoom A Col born, AU'ya lor Adm'r. irsALUhl. UPON the rrq'itst of many yec j I-(tin ii-IhsiiI i.nr i i.U!-(v, it li.v-Ittn il, ii!id l fi'iitiniK' our Great Annual Cash Clearance Salt until s rue time after Farmers Insti tute. Duringttiis time the uuheard cf bargains w i'.l prevail In all department. Delay, however, Is dangt reus, for whtn Use j n-st nt supply is exhausted, it will not it r pleuL-dits.1 during tbe prt.gre-s of this grat sale. The priit-s in Standard Domestic (iorHLt w ill lie the same as quotes, in former issues of this paper. We will offer our 50c 00c 25 50 00 Laa Curtains for 45C 75C 00 33 1-3 662-3 Some odd lots of one, two and throe pairs of Ja'e Curtains at not simple reductions, but absolute sacrifice. See Them. 9 A great demand his been made on Dress Goods DEPARTMENT during this sale. A choice and varied line t select from at ItHiHT PRICK hacca.ioned this. As a rcsuU of this sale there are siiine short lergths aud reiunanU iu Dress Hoods containing enough for children's dres.-es, which can be liought at great bjrains. tSwsvO OUR Coat & Wrap DEPARTMENT couuniK-.s to Ls of cri-at interest to tho-e who de-sire the latest style gar ments iu the chuio.'st gix.ds at prices re-ltutd to of the original price. Call and see the Wrap lemuining and there will bo no trouble in arelDg on a price. About 200 1'ounds Woolen Carpet Chain ...AT... 28cts per pound. Mrs. A. E. UHL. C OURT PliOCLAMATIOX. Vnr.iiKAs, Th Hon. Japob II. IyXGi!- MtcKfcK. lr.-ivK-?i J.iiite of ihiwnrfnt! Courta of (ommo:i Tit-tsi f ilir K. vi-r;il cou'Uircni- (t)ni Hie i;a i:)li(v:tl S : r tt, and Justice I tiit- utiTii: iiviTumj pnuintT :nii ton- erl Jntl lt. liv-r. fr Hie tnnl of all capital ani! ii-fi-T rtv-i 1,'i-h tn ILh huh! iMstrit't. ami Juil-s tf rh. rurLt of liriHtitn ami .I-jsric.-st of iitl. ( ntirls of ovtr aitti IVniitnt'r I ;tiu rI Jnil lviivt rv ir thv trm-1 of all raplial riiJ oth r oiJr-ni.-rH in Tht iu,i!v of uirtTtf-!, fr hittM:i : Tourt f Coitunoii I'l-H- a::l Tii-r,i lfi;trt r siorj of the r.-)ictnri.i vHrtii .I;iil i-i!vtrv, ami Courts t OYtT a:;-! Xcr.niut-r at cwmti iU ou MONDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1333. .NnTicr.in htr-!v ufven to all the JtitU'- of thv I'-nr:-. tli? i'orn r and CotiMjtMec -ii ilia tii !ciitl tiuuty of PHn-rset, liml they N.- then .ind tht-r in th;r iniit r itm! with h ir mil, r,or't', i::(iuii!!Miv,? xuruinntionit) tn't oiivT n'Tii-tjrnnH--s. to do tho thina arhich t- tlmr itluf and in truit behalf a p fH'nuiu to be dim, and hIso they who will pnr4t-i; n;int the irimTx tltat ar or rum oe in i.'ie j;tu or riin-r. t t unity, lo be hen arid thereto pruMccule aaitiAt them aa iiall bejusU II. HARTZF.IX, fclwrtff. RF WLSTEirS NOTICE. Ntie is hrby sjlren to ai! j)trw)iw rn rnesl a U-hh t-ee, or--: lor or othr rwis.timt rie folhtwinic areountM luiv pctM-l retjinter. nd ih it the ".ante wiii 10 presented for roiw drrikution and allowance at au UrphauV Court o be held at nierst-t. on Wednesday, March 2, 1893. Kirvt and final necoiitit of ("vras Weinier, lmi iUir.itor,'f Wtiii.iiu J. K;-:iroek, Jis.-'vi. 1 tie ilt a'-ennnt of isimurl A. Bmciiv mul Suiiiiiel P M.ia.i, t-Xix-uuirs of Abraham P. lii-nctiy, ilis'il. iseco:i'i ana anal ncciunt of Marv A. Miller. administratrix of ftcutjen .M',lir. d'-cessed. The seiiHid account of Willi.iiii A. and t'harii-s V. Micfc, execulors of Jee Slick. dlT J. First and fliml accntint of James I Pui-h K-" . executor of IjtUueM Hieks, die'd. Hmt snd rum I account of Pli:l.p H. Wulker nd H. E. -'ti.iulis. atiiiitils'.r.ttors of Peter K. hmiils. dee'd The ttiiru aceo'iut of K J. Weld, adminis- rator e. U a. ol Henry Thonuis Vs eld, d,-cd. r ir-t and n:uti acitium of Marv Nhauiis. driiliiUtrHirix of Isiciohiii.lis. dee'd. 1 111,1 Hiid Ii:ijil mistiiiit of Jiicin N . and No ll A. linker, adiiiiiiinlrnlor of Jufan Baker, ecd. Kirst and final aceotin? of Di-walt Knyd'T, il'inni-.trHtiir of Levi Wilson unyder, d'ec'J. Kirst and rinul ac-.mni of i.nrife . Own- rym;m and Krank li. liitker. administrators of Addles. Countryiunn. dts-'d. r irsi and IImmI ui-,-H:iit of Noih Lint. d- mlniHtnitor of Jonas 11 uta.-tl, dee'd. Kind and nnal as-..uiit of tfeoreand Jacr iHipo-Lnlt. eLS-utors of Henry IMiDDsladt. dc.. " Kln,t and final aivour.t of L. O. Coltni. i., tniitee for ihe ile of the real entitle of oeph Hartmari. dsr ii. 1 ne account of Joiid btatler. ttilmlni-tnitor f lieorire ttat!,T, who waa tin adintnistrutor of I ,reiis Mailer, dei-"d. Mrst and n:ial amiunt or Bi-Hik a Koran. dimnisiratrix of Alexander Korus. dee'd. Sonu rse', Pa.. JAMES U. COVER, Keaisier. tvSKINEirS NOTICE. a the Matter of the Asclt'iied Ktteof David J. k tmliH'l, il I uw-lman borough, fimersi t county. Pa. Notice Is hc.-vl y uiven ttvit Ihkvid J. Phll- l.ppi iris execut--! a di-ti of voluriiarv assiin- nieiit oi all Irs -s:at,-, riil, penvmal and mixed, to the urnlersiiiiiei. fur tlie liieflt of tie cn-iitors of the said Ihivid -I. Phillipni. All per-Mis imi. i.t.il li s;itd liavid J. Phillip pi will make immediate imyiiii'iit. and lhw L-ivin ciaiiH-4 or denui uiis Will prewnt the miiic t,i liie asiiriiee al his store iu Kinirwood f-tr st-ttleiiien? and allowance, ou Friday, February 11, las. J 11)B a OEUH RD, Fred. W. Eiesecfeer. Asiicnee. Attoruee. Klngwia! P. O. E ECr7TOIi'S NOTICE. Folate pf Aaron Perkeytiile, late of Qaeina honing timni-lup, Siuirnct Co.,Pa dee'd. letters testamentary on the above estate l.aYintc been Issued bv the proper authority lo tne uudersijm-d asexeeuUir of the above e UiU-, notice is hereby Kiven to all paniea In debted to said etate to make 'imnediale pay ment, and ail parties having claims aeainst said estjile will present them duly atiinnll eated fr ,-iileinent on or before Huturdav, Feb. is, is., m ibe oftlce of Fx Dire U M. Hoover, lu the borough of tliser.vii:e. JOHN A.i'LVKIC. i. H. ITtii. A'.t'J. Executor. A DMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE. ,. . . . , .. ., . , ,,.M . . t"Utf if-1 SLI"e.7't bor" ourli, (Somerset county, Pa dee'd, Letter of administration on the above estate lu i; i in 1 , 1 1 i r :i i , I .i 1 ti, 1 1 ni Ii-nIiumI hv ( liie proper authority, notice Is hereby rlv en to all person ni l. bu d to ald estate to make immediate payment, and tnoae havllir ( laims ajrain-vl tlie same lo preiwnt trwm for setijemeiit, duly autrienticaied, iu Saturday, Feb. -Ii, Isiei, al I lie ollice of tbe nndersigneu In i-omersct brough. OLIVEtt KNEPPKIt, Administrator. A UDITOR'S NOTICE. In re estate of Juslah Alwlnr, dee'd. The undersigned aiidltor. duly appointed by the pm-rautiKirity to diMribnte ine fund in haudsof tbe cx.x-utor. J. it. Mmh'er, t, and Riiionr ihoe l-r ijly entllleil Iherrto, hereby Kives nmice liiit he will allend lo the ilutlea ,f hi appiantmenl on Thupalay February 1. Ism, si bit ortln ia notnimH, Pa., when isaa wUi re aU parties lnteretel mar attend. FiUi.L. W. blji K.FR, AadUiof. I Jos. Home & Co. Announce Tha Cpenimg of New Spring Woolens Broadcloth at $t 00. $1.2.3, $1.50, $2 00 to $2.50 a vd. rhin ati l F.m-T Velonr Suitings. :it $!.."., f-'.OO, $2..; ami $.i.00 a yanJ. Xew Popuhr riiccd i?utt iugi in very haniL-onnj mix eJ effect; these include the new blue, browa, green and castor shades at 65c a yard. We arc also show-ins new lines of Fancy Taffeta yilks in stripes, checks and plaids, at 75c,$!.C0 and $1.25 a yard. Abo exclusive patterns in Printed Foulard and India Silks very stylish print, i 1 ., at 75,c Sl.COand $1.25 a yard. Over 100 coloriuu's ia riaia and Changcablo Ha-stlinj; Taffeta Silks, at 75c, 85s and $!.G0 a yard. We otrer the alsnve as repres bt iv.g tbe ce-.veta and best things tor the coming season aitd invite your orders through our exten.sive Mail trder .lepartineut. 525-527 P.m A. . PITTSBURG, P. 1 News for your Pocketbook pricia mado t hurry up Die shelf etuptyinji u h determined sacrifice of choice (r"oJs an, when iiivestigaieil, will show tir.ar.ciai advantage beyond any ever espvrienced in your dry gisicU buying. 32 inch all wool neat mixtures, that were 2.V-, are I.k? oS inch ali wixil dark mixtures, ai lo inch ail wool uoveities nice erfei-ts.iH.- under price to such extent aa shows we mean ti empty the shelves at once. Novelty Dress Good and Suitings, "ioc, jx; to Ji.ro. Assorted lines solid color Press (Joods same way half price, and less chancea for grsKl useful gowns and skirts that means money saved get samples and let goods at the prices prove it. Blavk. Goods shelves and Plaid and Flannel shelves also bein; emptied with prices. 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