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So
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J7"" Koverober 18, IK
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Briiett, chaplain t'he
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r the Miraew
r .vdl V.ine Mid Miss Minnie
!r Ah ,' ,h of Jenner towr.sh p.
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TburdT.orem-
i,rijl P - officiating.
Sevitts and MissDasie
, D,.,ihersvft!;ev to""-""i-.
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Tker of Berlin, tied tbe connubial
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I', William C,
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former resident
lirotbe-r or Josepn
i Julia Ueffley, cf
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f i Mn John Shvw. were united, in
? nJMr',hl h.-ne of the bride'.
the c
,-,r of ibe C-jrlia Lutheran
, ai h'ul. " Thursday. Mlh
1 ,ri.h oiSeited.
f of interest w ann-.uncea in
? 1 ... . nn.eret county, and
New aiii-u.-. : , ,h in
r JhooS of Johnstown. The
iiSrp'- tthe bo,ue rib8
I lt lnNe Baltimore, Thursday.
L j. of the Tenth Pennsylvania
ft no- Manila. .r.Bre.Uy da-
over the prf of the.r early
f ' the United Slates. 1 resident
-irn the L " .
. i .n i Jii'ii t
-.4- tu ne lne
find to leave this country
coal screen isv ra
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tj,.. .1 ,1 their QUIT
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'la.n-pu'.:ion of R wtraver town
, .nre:aal oranty, claim the
'!;'.' hivine bad the oldest voter on
Jav in the rwnty. He was Lev.
Lri a Ur.n-r. ai w nmety-eight
.f; fa-. it -tu fiMt time ha
,'v.,f.,rf..iryeir He has baea a
.j.'v.n' 11-p.il'U-tn.
K ri't .ie-,M,.G of the supreme court
T ;he (Ot.e "' lh"
4 -,r'.eeP'"g in in e
ii of (he AlifjhHny c-.unty curt is
-i-n-1. that tae -reen law is u neon -jt.o'j'al.
and tbd-wi.m is that ooal
i'-rators cia in ike screens to suit thein
I res under oMistitutional riht of
itra.-L It i the right of the miner to
s-etoJ-i cal h-u the screen does
ij l-uit biiu.
J ,ii.,.lir,xk. aeed Tl years, oneof the
tnrn finners iu Hrothersvalley
J' ,-,e he hi i g "ie l,"a J f16" for Lis
; on Tn-JrsUy a.teruin lat. His
"e a with bint at the time and she
J;:iim-neJ as-i-taiwe to carry the dead
0 lv int me bi-e Mr. S-iirjck was
i. ...
i iii4reut.y l tieaiiu anu .una uui
r LlU'iliN'-! 01 I'l:ig Ml i'r.n
4 from Hp'ipiexv. tie leaves a jaiuuj ui
4 ,r"i! an i to daughters.
I t'oo'ii Jpraliie lnl interest is manifeist
. in theeiitertainmeiit I given in
ieoera Houe, on Thanksgiving even
f i. by representative! of the various
a i-inip bes With the assistance of
f -.if. Hrtel and the Somerset Concert
f .-liestrait j.roini to be a fine treat.
i vtet will tej.!aL-ed on saleonTuee
v, N.ivemlier 1, at the jewelry store
: Neff 1 t'aseixr. Reserved seats, 30
-at : general admission, "JO cents; chill-en
10 rents.
If present plans are carried to conuple
f .e-.iim next spring the vacant lot on
ain Crc street belonging a to Mr. A.
itv. Kaepper w ill be (Kvupied by a hand
.me bioik. Mr. Kuepper has been im
p .nune-i by a numljer of business men,
irnious to secure more commodious
gamers and m -re eligible locations, to
I'M a bjiiding for their accommodation,
tit ei'.e i one of the most desirable for a
f. .wine stand about town and when it i
4, vupie i by a bandme building one of
tefew remaiuing eyesores in the neigh
irhooi of tbe public uare will be re
moved. The saie of tickets for the Institute
J.eoture Course will begin at 1 p. m. on
J-ttarday, November li'.h.at the Somer-
Opera House. All indications point
V the usual rush for first choice of seats,
a-lbemurse is an able one throughout.
Jroorsfi tickets w ill range in price from
t to U according to location. Persons
ifrifiad that they will be unable to be
j reeut at tbe sale of seats can have them
wrcedby sending their orders to Mr.
vl'. L Cast-Ier, S.iiueret Pa. Superin-It-Hiint
Pritts wiil reserve the usual
t.;iui!ief more than one-half of the- best
-at-f.ir leat hers.
The lst way to build up a town is Ui
uad br every man in the place who
r:ht. say, an en-bange. Whenever
I n-.in i-. d jing ive;! do not tear him down.
Ai! re!Jents should be partners, not op
TT 'neau Kvery !iasin5i man w h otreata
-' isttistiimrs h mestly, c mrte-iusly and
'irlT, wi!l his share, aud the more
:a:tiss taat cn be secured by united
Mm tbe better ii will bs for all. When
I a soa-n u grow it begins to die, and
'Bf pe-'pie try t.) kill each other in
uns.aw, me mire readily will utter ruin
aitaa:i. Stand tog-ther for tbe ad -a-jeiueut
of every citizen. If a man
ssww ability n prosper, d not pull bim
back through j-H!ouy. or weigh hiiu
i a through ojld iudiffereuce.
Thf tenant house on Harvey Country-
iJl'i6imi,B(f Berlin. jimrH
T hr Sa.ur.iay afternoon, while the
aonij w.re bent attending a funeral
lae fire i- supp'ie-i Ut have been caused
7 dst.iive flje. Tha building
"wired f,r lt WM upied by S. a
iwy and family, who were also absent
ifwa home alteudiog the funeral of David
""k. an uu.-le of Mrs. Forney'a.
their household goods, including
, - iunT's Justices outfit, were de-Kn-yed.
The members of the family
no'.Lirg but the clothing on their
ka. Mr. Kurney'g 1,, will reach
Jt.y:,(.. He did not carry any
"ana the 1.. , in Un Very heavy
Jnr,iin. The Forneys returned home
e the fire 6liu buraiDg tut too
JMovt anything.
. il "ne to disposing of the
a Umds authorized at the late
rt..B t.t the purpose of constructing
be-Ltt"1 f u,wn council will exercise
j ., 7 "a j'idgmeut than character-
iit-n bonU f,r ""other public
re-.
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ent'V Un ir1jiVn hi tUm
of S.mers. in lhe referre1
i carry ii, fllr
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mr received ii, i. . .
r "uus were awaraea
a,.rC? W-r,U-. "erews ihey could
ia Z Wn r dverti.ed and
re-. u l're,Diuu- There ia no good
... the ofthebor-
n he r.nducted on the
FIRE BUGS. AT' WORK.
Aaoyraous CScr Kadt te a Colored Lai f
Bura B. J. Bewmaa'i Beriia Store.
TWO FOKKXB. ATTEKFIS FAILED.
Excitement aud indignation wore
anniscd at Berlin a few days ago w hen
Kdward Uaker, the ouly dored resident
of the town, received an anonymous
letter, which read aa follows: "If you
will burn Ben Riomtii'i store I will
aend you fio do it right go ia Sate at uight
the hind way ben Sua been a A thorn in
my flesh I WILL SHOW HIM." The
address on the envelope ia which the mis
sive waa enclosed was properly capital
sad aud written in a fairly good hand, and
the Berlin Reoord says there was
euough similarity in the writing to show
that both the letter and the address were
penned by the same person. Young
Baker promptly turned lha letter over to
Mr. Bowman.
Mr. Bowinau was at first iuclined to
treat the letter as a practical joke, but
when he remembered that two attempts
have been made to burn his busine
tablishment, in which the pontottice is
located, be concluded thai tbe letter was
w ritten Iy a cowardly iucecdiary, and he
has token steps to discover the identity
of the scoundrel. An attempt was mads
to burn Mr. Bowman's place on October
2d last when a smouldering fire was dis
covered in an antrequeutvod part of tbe
cellar. The Record says it is hard to be
lieve that we hive any one living in
Berlin or vicinity so maliciously inclined
that he or she would resort to tbe medium
of the flame applied in the heart of the
town for the purpose of satisfying the
passion of hatred or revenge. But that
such is tbe case, incredible as it may
seem, is evidenced by the latter quoted
above.
OFFICIAL RETURNS of the General Election in Somerset County, held Nov S, A. D.1898.
i Governor. 1 l-t. ttov. -( y SAec. Int. ' JdgeHnperTrCourt ; Coiijcrvfca-At-I.srK''. j
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A. Jds
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Iu Garrett incendiaries are also trying
to get in their work.." t'tile recently two
attempts have been made te burn tbe
Sam I'jvore house, near the Duokard
church. In both attempts tbe fire was
discovered in time to be quenched. In
the first attempt a hole was burned in tbe
side of the building. In. tbe second at
tempt oiled waste stolen from freight cars
was st ti fled into this hole. The Holt
Brothers occupy the house and one of
them heanftbe uoLse made in striking
the match to light the w aste. He jumped
out of bed, fired through the door at the
culprits and then extinguished tbe lire.
There was considerable insurance upon
tbe house but sioee tbe attempts to burn
it the insurance has been caucelled.
Man Once Coaricted of Murder Steps Oat
of JaiL
A great t-ensatiou was sprung at Uolli
daysburg this Thursday afternoon when
Jude Martin Bell, i a the Blair County
Court, made an order releasing from jail
Frank Wilson, who was convicted on
January 1, 1A3, of the brutal murder of
Henry Bonnecke, a miser of Altoona.
Tbe Supreme Court had granted il-
son a new trial. Uistrict Attorney v u-
liam S. Hammond to-d;iy sUted to the
Court that tbe principal witnesses of the
Commonwealth were dead, and that it
would be a difficult matter to secure a
conviction in view of public opinion, and
also in view of the fact that the Supreme
Court, in granting a new trial to Wilson's
accomplice, James Farrell.had virtually
said Farrell was not gnilty.
Wilson and Farrell had been convict
ed, after a long and hotly-contesttKl trial,
of murder in the first degree, at an ex
pense to BUir County of about $4tl.ia).
Tbe new trial of Wilson was set for next
week, and tbe jurors had been summon
ed. Public interest was screwed up to a
high pilch iu anticipation of the trial,
which now has been abrogated.
Farrell had plewded guilty to an ag
gravated assault on old man Bonnecke
when be weut to rob him of his money.
and was seuteuccd to three years in the
Western Penitentiary and f,VW fine.
Opioion is much divided ou the calling off
of this trial.
School Teaeheri' and School Directors'
Headqaartera.
Every season for 19 years past it has
been customary for the school te ichera
and directors to make their Headquarters
during
Institute Week at
-.Fisher's Book Stork.
For nineteen years I have endeavored
to make my store a pleasant place of re
sort for school teachers aud directors at
all times, especially during Institute
Week. That I have fully succeeded goes
without saying. Call around during In
stitute week and if you are looking for
any one you'll likely find tbeiu at Fish
er's Book Store, as it is tbe one great pop
ular resort. I make it my special busi
ness during Institute weok to look out
for the comfort and pleasure of teachers
and directors. Drop in and matte your
self at home.
Chas. II. Fisher.
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Hiw . a 'verna private
WdT mis'l'e of this kiud
t.il'., , W"le hM' lae fweraud
e.rL r,rthree 'nil " 'Per
""J" n e.thein-
'bm.i.u'"" ver 1'gbtly on
br-: ' lce taxpayers. In this
h' h p NloroJ,mth water
,;J 'rs u t'TI fiV Pr CMlt- to1
J"'M-r P'U ,' wilhin th next two
ther i t ,n tb"y '"atari., when
no'-b 1, r,':,U' l-y b-md bearing a
rtt" "f " terst, wnd rhn
nTL UPJ-'
wm.. r.H,!,ir,,1 Py neater
VfZ i , "'"""' tax than he doe. at
cta!hJ. Uota
0e uPrer canrtand.
Good Wheat Suts.
Dr. J. Bullivont, of Spokane, Assistant
Dairy Commissioner of the Slate of Wash
ington, was in Pittsburg, Mondayon his
way to Washington, D. C. He sail:
The showing made by Pennsylvania
this year in the production of wheat per
acre has been a great Burprise to all wheat
growers. The Keystone state has always
been very good in wheat, bat the men
who deal iu figures went over them many
times this fall before they proved beyond
doubt that Pennsylvania was theseoond
State in the Union, in the production of
wheat to the acre. There are many
States that may be Inclined to grumble at
this, because Pennsylvania leads in so
many things it was thought that the least
she could do was to leave merita in wheat
raising to some other State which makes
a specialty of grain.
"The State of Washington leads the
country In production to the acre. Our
figurfa are 21J bushels rK-r acre, while
Pennsylvania comes along wi'b 10 bushi-ls
t tbe acre. The production of the tuer
States per acre to crop area are as f I ows :
Oregon, 17; Ohio, 11 ; Michigan, 156;
Ka-isas, l(i5; Nebraska. H 5; Minnesota,
lt: ladianalS; North Dakota, 103; Cal
ifornia, 10; South Dikola,8 Tbe total
wheat yield of ouratate was 20.121,648 bu
ahels, and it has been sold at an average
of "0 cents per bushel."
A Cao'croitd Eyaa Operated Upon in a
Boy cf Six Tear.
Pareuts of children w ith crossed eyca
are generally of the opinion that an oper
ation in cases of young children Is dan
gerous and by delaying the latter, spoil
a most important part of the operation,
namely, the cbancew of recovering the
sight in the indicted eye or eyes. A
crossed eye is excluded from the act ..f
aeing and invariably becomes weaker.
'Dm, sigmann and Sadler, 804 Penn
avenue, Piltaburg, Pa , have operated on
croHsed eyes in children under sis years,
aud the happy rewult of MasUsr Ueorge
A ul, a six-year-old boy of Xo. 115 7ih
street, whose eye w eie recently straight
ened by Dr. Sigmann, is a new testimo
nial of tbe great sucee of thee well-
known vpecialUta. People living in tbe
country should take advantage of the
cheap excursion rates tr the Pittalnirh
Exposition to oousult these eminent sur
geons in all ailment of Ee, Ear, Nose
aud Throat.
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CO. I .MUSTERED OUT.
Soldier Boys Glad te Zxc-a-go Thair TBi-
forma for Citiiftu' Trga.
JfTJSTEa 071 OTinCEES CHEERED.
Tbe appearance of Lieutenant Conrad,
of the Third United States Cavalry, aa
companied by three clerks, wastbesigual
for an outburst of applause on tbe part of
sixty or more members of Comptny I
who congreg ited at the railroad i-tation
last Thursday morning for the purpose
of aeeing whether the lieutenant bad ac
tually kept the appointment telephoned
from Johnstown.
The soldier boys followed the muster
out party to the Hotel an near where
they gave three lusty cheers, thus mani
festing their delight at the prospect of
being speedily retired to citizenship.
After spending live weeks in Somerset ' workmen.
Hit Pipe Savod Hit Li fa.
John W. Angle, a retired merchant of
Stroudsl-org Pa., narrowly escaped death
in a horrible manner. Ilia long stem
med nine saved bim from being buried I
alive, A short time ago a number of cit
xens concluded to pipe a portion of the
town, and among tunwe interested in the
enterprise was Angle, who owns one of
the Urgent residences on Main street.
Mr. Angle was examining a aewer pipe
in the excavation on ( Jr,-en street.
He was in a stooping position, with both
hands engaged and with his pipe in bis
mouth, when a quantity of earth caved
in, knocking him backwards and bury
iug him completely. Two workmen
were fortunately clo at band, aud they
dug with a will and rescued him. Mr.
Angle was severely bruised about the
lody aud cut in the farss from the heavy
tones, but be managed to breathe through
his pipe until he wa rescued by hia
without employment of any kind, nave
answering roll call at 9 a. m. and 5 p. 111.,
majority of the meintiera of Company I
were heartily disgusted with heir lot.
Kvery day, in fact almoHl every hour
during the preceditig three weeks, had
leen filled with rinn .rs ooucerning the
coming of the muster out otllcers, but all
of thera lacked confirmation nulil Lieu
tenant Conrad telephoned from Johns
town Ibfct be would arrive here on the
Thursday morning t'ain.
Lieutenant Conrad and hii clerks da-
voted the afternoon to examining aud
correcting tbe rolls and aeeiog that the
discharge paper were all in proper
form.
Major Washington Haverstick, of tbe
L'nited States Army, who had been de
tailed to supervise the muster out of four
Companies of the Fifth arrived on the
40 train, and joined Lieutenant Conrad
at his hotel, A big, black, iron-strapped
box arrived on the same train, and when
station agent liowtnan le-rued mat 11
contained fi.0i.i0 in crisp curreucy, and
that he would be responsible for its cafe
keeping until the following morning be
asked Major Haverstick to receipt for it
and take il with him to bis hotel. The
Major declined to assume tbe Lxpresa
Company's liability aud Ageut Bowman
was forced to ask the officers of the First
Natioua! Bank for permission to place
the box and its contents in their vault for
safe keeping over uight. This secured
Lieutenant Kck detailed a corporal and a
guard of eight men to spend the night in
tbe bauk, in order that the treasure might
be securely guarded until the paymaster
was ready to pay the Sd,0u0 or ST.O) com
ing to tbe mem bers of his company.
At nine o'clock Friday morning the
members of Company I fell in line on
Main Croes Street, where they were de
tailed in squads of six to visit the third-
floor room in the John II. Uhl building.
where tbe paymaster was waiting to cash
them off. After each man had received
the amount coming to him he was banded
his discharge papers by Major Haver-
slick. It requited less than one hour's
time to pay off all of thoee present.
The soldier boys who live in tbe south
of the county took the 10 o'clock train for
home, while those who remained in Som
erset, with few exceptions, visited cloth
ing stores and boot aud shoe establish
ments where they invested a portion of
their wages in new "togs."
Later in the day the muster out officers
visited the homes of oue or two members
of Company I, including the home of
Captain Kooser, and muslerxl out those
who were unable by reason of sickness to
be present at the general headquarters.
Tbe muster out officers went from here
to Johnstown, where they mustered out
Company H, the same afternoon.
During their enforcedsstay in Somerset
the members of Company I conducted
themselves in a manner that firmly con
vinced the public that they are a body of
gentlemen aud are in every way wortl.y
of the praise that has been so liberally be
stowed upon them.
Aad Quay is Still Bon.
From the ML PleiiMtnt Journal.
There have beeu numerous attempts
made to take Senator Quay's political
scalp, but none of them not even that
of the notorious Combine was better
planned or more vigorously protsecuted
than that which came to naught at the
polls on Tuesday last.
Tbe democrats came to the front w ith
the declaration that tliey would not look
upon tbe election of their man, M r. Jeuks
as a victory either for free silver or free
trade, but, on tbe other band, would deem
it a victory for the people over the stete
machine run by Mr. Q lay. The Rev.
Mr. Shallow, laying aside his prohibition
principles, preached the sam- g-psl
throughout the length and breadth of the
state; and Mr.' Wanamaker made even
fiercer assault on the so called Quay-ism.
With this triple alliance stood many
of the lewling Republican papers of tbe
Klate, while tbe support given by not a
few others was of the lukewarm order.
Yetthe'tKd Man," who, say whatyru
will against bim, nevbr hesiutes to
leavs bis case in theTeoole' bands, has
Special K otiaa to Taaehort and tht FuMie.
Whnn run mmA Ia our town to attend
Institute, don't fil to call at the "White
Palace Ktsuuranl for your Meals and
Luficbea. Oysters in all styles. Ice Cream
and Cake, Bread, Pims. Giugerbread and
Sandwiches, Soft drink, Coff., Tea,
Cue a. etc Open till midnight.
J. W. Piskl, Proprietor,
tiascment of Cook A B-rits Bl .-k.
Diaries for 18 S3.
Diaries for 1SJ. all price, sixes and
shapes, now iu stock. Wholesale and Re
tail, at
Fisuesi's Book StokK.
After he had fullv recovered his senses
he remarket! : "Where is my pipe ?' not
realizing fully thit his close companion
had saved his life.
iWorkad the Isiaranoo Companies.
For an ingenious and inexpensive
method of working fire insurance com
panies, on a smtll ale, Andrew J. Daly,
lately of Brooklyn, can take tbe gate
money. His household etrtcls being in
sured, be wrote, la.st April, to tne com
pany, that his child, in playing with
matches, bad set fire to a pair of w imlow
curtain. and that the fire, though ex
tinguished without giving an alarm, had
also datu4ged the carpet, and a dress
suit hanging on a chair near the window.
The adjuster, viewing ihedamaged prop
erty, adjusted the loss at $73, and can
celled the policy. Daly thereupon ob
ttined insurance in another company,
aud in May this coiupaoy received a note
of like tenor with that sent to the first
ooinpany, ivecting a fire aud tbe dun
age thereby occasioned. Its adjustrr
settled the loss for f 1, and cancelled the
policy. Daly resumed elsewhere, and in
June the Ions was repeated, aud adjusted
at t-S."- In July tbe los occurred twice,
in Angust three tiuips, and in Septem
ber three times; in each case tbe dam
aged property doing duty, while a dif
ferent insurance company footed the
bilL But Daly carried bis pitcher to the
well once too often, with the proverbial
mischance. The adjuster who settled
tbe 1-t.st Ions happened to meet the one
who Lad adjusted the first, aud mention
ed the circumstance. A quiet investiga
tion followed, and it was found that be
had worked eleven companies, for an
aggregate of :&. Meantime Daly seem
ed U) hsve scented a rodent, for w hen
steps were taken to arrest him he was
"lion est," though his victims would be
siow to describe bim as a non est man.
He was at length traced to Washington,
arrested last week and brought back for
trial.
Oil, How Thankful
Pain Was Maddening and Hope
Had Been Abandoned Wonder
ful Results of Purifying the Blood.
" A very severe pain came iu niy left
knee, which grew worse and worse, and
finally a sore broke out above the knee.
It discharged a great dial and the pain
from my thigh down was maddening.
Large, hard, purple spots appeared on my
leg. I suffered in thU way for years,
and gave up all hope of ever being cured.
My wife ai reading of a case like mine
cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, and she
advised me to try it. I began taking it
and when I had u-ed a few buttles I
found relief from my uttering. Oh,
bow thankful I am for this relief 1 I am
stronger than I have ever been in my life.
I am in the beat of LeaUh, have a good
appetite and am new man altogether."
J. P. Mooes, Lisbon Falls, Maine.
Sarsaparilla
lithe bent -In fact tlie iHi True Blood PurilW.
Hood's
Hood's Pills cure all liver ill . 25 ceuta.
The
Independent,
New York.
Tropp' Plurality it 1505.
Complete returns from tbe late elec
tion show that Joseph K. Thropp is
elected to Congress in this district by a
plurality of 1.505. Following are the
official pluralities:
Somerset county, Thropp. 212i
Blair " " U'l
Cambria county. Wallers, ll.VJ
Bedford " " 1000
3717
2J2
Change in Form,
Reduct'on in Price
Semi-Centennial Year.
THE INDEPENDENT enpbaaim its Fiftieth
Year by changing Its form to that of a Ha fa
line, and by reducing its usual subscription
price from Sj.ooto Ja.oo ; ainglc copies from
ten t fits cents.
twill maintain its reputation as tha
leading Weekly Newspaper of the World.
THE IXDEl'ESI) A'.V T in it urtr form
trill jniut t,'t') pmjra reading muttrr pfr
nr ut a rovt to nubwri'ter 0 J.i, vhilt
the prnminrnt mij tzimiJt, trhirh f 1 1 fur
l.'0 a yir, print only about 2,tn. The
sil.Hcrif,rr to THE ISDEPESUEST
g- tit fl ptr rrnt more of rqttally g'tod rend
ing mtitter ai one-hu' the tst !
Only $2 00 per year.
or at that rate for any part of a year.
Send postal order for free Specimen Copy.
THE INDEPENDENT,
130 Fulton St.. N. Y.
IHrsAtUhl
the New Store of
Parker & Phillips!
The time
b Tell
Yoa about the New
GooJ.i i here. Ev
ery department of
the store i bridit
with the new Fall an'l Winter
purchase:. Evervthin; purchased
beam the (stamp of newness. It
pays to buy dependable goods at
reasonable prices.
ONE of the m?t im
portant features of
our Fall and Win
ter business Is Gar
ment Selling. Buyers will do well
to look through our Stock before'
purchasing, and free the new Nobby
Style?, the very cream of the
Choicest Stylos that the Eastern
Market shown.
FIRST ia your thought
is the new garment.
First iu our thought
has been to equip
stock with the new
Jackets
and Capes
PU3LI5 SALS
OF
Vahabh Real
By virtue of un or l r of ite IsmusI out of
flu- 1 Irjlmn' t ourl of (iiiiiiiv t county, I-,
to tlip uinlrrslienrd ftliri-d. tii.-r wnl Le -ptsl
to aale ly public outcry, on
Thursday, December 8, '98,
At 1 o'clock P. M.,
t the mat imiktt ff A. I.. M'Mr. in thr
txtr-outrh of l fyepHra I-, lh following 'l-wnfH-il
r-Hi oui'f. Lit U.r irjpr.y at uHl-
Nil. 1. A e-rfti lot of ground iUmt n
Tht? ttirou.f li of U yrHl;I-'. riiif!!-l o-tinlv.
I"., Uuntinl a faiilowM t rr-i;r if i ti M.tin
ftr--t m ll.e MMttii f-t t. m tiic uf lv l4 of
A. K. V i si .oil-, on th- wst i.y ;.u .(iy wi-.i
pxu-nd in iwkt of f-fj'ittl ri-iT f-svt i- Lni
iivt-t on Ihtf iiorth, hiu il.t-re.on cnx-trU a
two-itjry fruine
DwelHnsE House; a Biliiard Ha!
Li.-- h i ii-
tin
Dress Goods
Hew Fall
Black Goods
The
Fall m
D'
this imjortant
desirable poods.
DUck garments arc
staple, they seem to
grow in variety,
beautv and popu
larity with each season. We invite
you to view what the great weavers
Lave been doing.
Fashions continue to
make Silk as among
Lcr favorites.
Trices put Silks
within the reach of everybody.
We have all the new nobby things
in Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Ribbons,
Corsets, Laces, Stamped Linens,
Dress Linings, Ac.
flood Blankets at A 75c. andfl a pair.
Comforts.
Ladies' Wool Skirts at 70 and WVs.
Ladies and Children's Underwear from
Cc ip to 25c.
Ginghams and Calicoes at 4 and 5c
Toweling at 3, 4 and 5c.
Shirtings of all kinds at 4, 5, 6 and 7c.
Cantou Flannels at 5, 6 and 7c
Table and Floor Oil Cloths at IU A 22c.
A new line of Trunks, Satchels aud
Telescopes.
A new line of 50c Umbrellas.
Lace Curtains, Portiers, Ruip-, Table
Covers in new designs.
Genu Furnisning goods in Neckwear,
Thropp's plurality, 15fi5
Chairman Garmaa on Swallow.
In the course of a statement made by
Democratic State Chairman Garman fol
lowing the election, after admitting de
feat, but claiming a gain for his party in
the Legislature, he said :
-Another comfort for Democrats is that
the greatest political termagant of the
ag!, ono Swallow, a salaried Methodist
pHmon, but an active retailer of gossip
and slander, is emphatically repudiated
by a disguoled people. Whother his ma
lignant and ill-iudged course was persist
ed in because of an alliance with tbe Quay
forces or because of the lack of ordinary
sense and common oecency, it Is cause of
great rejoicing that his power to deceive
the good citizens of the Common wealth
with bis hypocritical cant ar.d Pharisaical
assumption is effectually and forever si
Twins a Political Istse.
Polygamy was an issue in the recent
eongressio- al campaign at Ogden, Utah.
Brigbam H. Roberts, the Democratic
nominee, is a Mormon, and the Repub
lican papers have charged him with
being an unreconstructed polygamist, al
leging that two of his wives had present
ed him with heirs wilhin a few days of
each other, one Installment consisting of
twins. They accused him of being a law
breaker, who sho-ld be in prison, instead
of in politics. No political cartoon was
complete unless it showed the twins and
tbeir Dursing bottles, with prominent lo
c tl politicians dancing attendance iu the
background. Neither Mr. Rolerts nor
any of his supporters has attempted io
deny the charges.
URINd the months of November
and December I w ill offer vpet-ial
low prices in all kinds of plain
i r. .. i ., v t . ; fill...
""V ' T , Shirts, Collars, Cuffs. Underwear, Sus-
Satin, Duch?tw and Fancy Saks suitable .,' , ,7 ' ... . . .
r,' T.;. ..- tv.i.,. penders. Stockings, Glove-, I mbiellus.
My stock of Ladies' Wraps, including
Jackets and Capes of the latest cuts (Oc- !
tobcrand November styles) are offered J
at extraordinary prices : j
Ladies' Cloth Capes from $1.25 up
" Plush
Jackets
Misses Jackets
Children's Coats
2.50
3.00
1-75
MS
These values and qualities can not be
duplicated elsewhere in the county. We
ask comparison.
Ladies' guaranteed Kid Gloves at 75c
Don't Forget the
Dress Tlaking
DEPARTTIENT,
under the sF3rviion of Miss of
Baltimore City, who will be glad to give
any information in regard to having a
neat and stylish dress.
ZJx J" fi, ho-nakT uTiop,
o'.it'iuiMin-i. Thw h :iz i i.'
of iMi.tn I. -Vnle-r, 1,t U.
No. 1. A c rt-.m n,' ,-! ! i-itii'-Afir-aiHiilk
Ua'f!i at fmi.iAv .. iinu un
Mum Mr-e t on hv ii' h f.t, ! trii'l
Ititc Uick of --ui wi lir. (." f-t t ln:e nTrt
on Hi north, on lit- t-.tsl lv un nti-1 on
wt hy prop.-rfy o' .1 huv)u i.'n..is hitviai
N'. X A Cfrttin lot of irn.tin -iitii it- :.
-fr-ii 1, HMaitti 1 t ; 'it Ih'' ri--r.li
y l'-iiny I v .1 )t t striri. ou ii-i mi r - i v Nm t ii
Mt rt-t, on thf uX by pn r: v if J. k -i r, ;t ,
ar.'l ihi i ft in t t r:y un ai! . b-'in.' I'- t ly
know n tin wri-r -r ;n - y h;t i n-
tn -rtsm rnvi-nl t tA-fi'-ry fi ttweiltiix
ttor-t Ar.
N'. 4. A CtTTiaiil t lot of trr-jtlf '1 hiTtiMl ;i
nftir'-iitl, rMfini-tt aA fo!ii.: r n .rr i I y
North tr.H-t HII, u. vuin l-v L.il- ii! r.:H
Mri-t. on Uf nAMi t-y prop rty ( Mrs. ;.t-- r,
ami on I in W-M v rant -!r-:. lnjrii
tli-r-Mi rt-J a iwjt two-t'ry fr.ijt !
hils', Wt-ll tllll-u-fi. T;l-:r Hflii t I -T O'lt-
bal! lin;s u-rjr --t upi"! ty A. I Mill r.
N. A i rt.t ii l ut Jit h-iu.. I! i;ii:tt
n forv-nititl, n'ri ltttnili't a lti-iH-.: on
Hit nnn iiortit--rt.t lv ln!- ! rii'i. i-n
thr .-H-t ftrnl M)ulh-;it i-y ttr-i-t,on
Xiv WiM hv h Uukfht'ity ci---fc, ha.- in tin-wjn
tT,"U'il a tUiiiintf riiou.
No. A r-rt:itn .1 hrk ar-I ; bt of trr-it r:l
situ.it a a for s.,i;. hs-tcittti n (ii Mtrth by
f.n.t.Tty f Heii ry KJ-tn lin.on lli -uHi oy
W -ltr nt r-l, on T ut r.y :iiy, on
w l I.y h;i rki Iri-e.-t, ronUiani) uiie w fv
niorv K
No 7. A certain p!--t or p.-n-l of liir:i
itutite in Su'iinitt low n "ii : . Sonifrs- --n n
ty. l';t. nt Jsalt-ury J kir. ti n, d i,inln
I "in-N l J.w Vi. Pff-f mm 1 r. ronutin-itin-vatttl
oiio-U.iif tr- id on or tr--.
All in for initio's C4)ncrnin !!i a'xivc tMc
of nitrty i! t b. prmm -v. iy ims'Trrtxl Ly d-
Terms :
tine-thirl cf tl.n pun-h-is inon.-y aftrlh--p;ym-nt
til ail ti ns-s to rrmam :i ii-- on
tne j.rv!ins-s to sft-iirv llic wi-i.jw's dower; if
tht Uilance iine-tninl in Immt n -rilirniM-ti.ni
of sul.., tinl.)iri in tine yt-wr lu.-r.-tl'i.-r
anil one-tnlr. in two yir ih.-i'-afir witu at-t-r-sl
on df-rre.l my mnts tniu tiMitimmimn
of saiir U hi- s-urvtl on tlii- prrnls. s byju.i'z
nivnt bo!i'ls. T.'ii -i ct-r.i. of litp purv-1!..
i ify to be paid wltca property i Siw-ktsi
dowu.
A. f. M ! LI.FR.
Trnsti e of Gillui.l l Viiii-r, ItM ,
Jolin R Knit, M.yrr-dale, l'a.
Attorney, Soim-rvt, Psi.
Crphscs Crirt Sal 3
OF
Valuable Real Estate
Ky vlnue of an order Isnnisl out of tin Or
plmns' I'ourt of SonnTsi i ci.uuij . , and to
mi- dirwtisl, liirpe wili le i'.isis.-d t. pu '.:c
khu, ul the courlhousi-, in sviui. rst-l, I'., ou
SATURDAY, DEC. 3, 1893,
At I o'clock ? M.,
thp f..iIoTr!n ds-ril'.l mi' e!;it.". It !!
projH-rty of ilrs. 1U It s. iiiil. d.s d. lo-wit:
Valuable Coal Land Near
Meyers dale.
No. 1. Tin- iindiviJ.sl intrrvs in a'.I c:il,
llini-. f-yi-iil nit-lals or i.l'ier ir. n. -r.ns. lyiiiis
un.li-rone hundnsl and tinrty-ovc .V. i-rrs
of lnnd in Suiiioul Uiwnshit). Soniers.-i is.tj.i
tr. Pa . a.ij.!iiin lands ol J. li. inm.-y. s M.
M:irtt'ii. Au-x Mosa:ov-an 1 ot.-i'-rs. S'jrfare
now owned Lv Wui Horn.-r.
.No. 2. 1-ooi N'.w. i i. si, 1"M :ind 30. lui-ll
lot Imii- 'iijlJU li-t, iu Hie unvn of t-arri-it.
Nimi'ntt connly. l';t.
No. : A p.in i l of Inml .-on;:init,s '"ut
nix ( iicns. ivlneon tiie east sid.; of Sonur
sei. n.nr "town lir.dtie." art in Sim. rs.-t
township and part in sWinicrs-t Ixirouuli. ad
joining l.in-.is ol Jovial, brunt, "aimitit- Hy,
Ausiiu Mr!, ami iron 1. 1:4 011 suim-i hi.u
iUsliord pike.
Ail of Hie !ve property will be sold at
public or pilvifte sale.
Terms!
A Choice Line of
Fur Collarettes
Always on Hand.
Uvea ef Insured ia PeriL
A petition baa been fill d ia tbe
Uni
ted States Court of Lanciu-ter county.
armarentlr 00m e out of the Beat wear- I Nebraska, by Charles F David W.
iiig the victor's laurels and will ooDlinue
bis party's leader or boss ir you will
for another six years, if health and
strength are -riven hitn. The Joi'ksal
bas no tears to sbed.
ToenkgiTing.
I have rustle arrangesienU with the
leading Oyster House of Biltiuore fr
my Oysters this season, which I assure
yoo will be the largest and best Oysters
that will come to our city. I bare also ou r
celebrated M incemeat and Ice Cream for
sale. Don't fail to ootue and buy and
leave your orders for Thanksgiving at
the "Whit Palaoe Rwtaurant, Base
ment of Cook A Beerits Block.
Al-aanact for 1899.
linger town and Lancaster Almanacs
at Wholasale and ReUil, German and
English, at
Fun BR a Book Storb
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Kauffiuan, afu r
spending three months .with" relatives
and friends In Missouri. Indiana aud
Iowa, have rrtnrned to their home In
Coneruaugh township.
and (ieoree K. Brown, who seek to
have Receiver Hill, of the defunct Lin
coln Savings Bank, restrained from sell
ing to the higheot bid.ler insurance poli
cies aggregating ?15,(0 on the lives of
the Browns, pledged to secure a loan.
A novel claim is advanced that by thus
disposing of tbe polk'ii?s the lives of the
plaiotills are placed in Jeopardy.
The Brown brothers met with reverses
and were obliged to part with their life
insurance as collateral for loan. The
policies may be paid only at tbe death of
the insured, hence the claim is made that
by transferring tbem a great Inducement
is offered the bolder to make away with
the parties injured.
Blankets&Skirts.
Cotton Blankets, 40, 50, 75c, ?1.00 per pr.
Mixed Wool and Cotton Illanjteta, 7oc
to $1.50 per pair.
All Wool Country Blankets from $350
to H50 per pair.
Heavy Woolen Flannel Skirts, 75c to
JI 00 each.
Cotton Flannelette Skirts, 25c each.
GREAT BARGAINS
Lace Curtains
A full selection of Fleeced and Woolen
UNDERWEAR,
ranging from 2 pieces for 25c to the finest
grades of Australian Oiods, including
Children's, M Uses' and Ladies' Union
Suits.
Parser & Flips:
-OTICE IN DIVORCE.
Catliarii.e Fitierr.l.l, Inthef ourt o
bv ner next fn.-ud f mi in I'lea t
iMvid Kislier. vs. f em-t county.
Is illiam KiUifi-rald. ) No. 1. -Stpt.
In the Court of ("otj-
of K.i il
l's.
T. It.
hulipoena for Ilvorce.
To the abore nmtu-d Pefeml'tntt .
Vou are hen-by notified that the undtTsirn
ed has lwn appointed -.'iininiioiier by the
t'ourl to take the tisninmny in the aboveiK,
rind the fart and n port an opinion, and that
he will attend to the, duties nt In o!h-e In
tsoinei-w l boroosfh. ou W edueaday, the iiil
day of November, 1.
Comoiisiiioner.
DM INISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Kjitate of David Casebeer, late of Somerset
Vownahip, Somerset county Pa., dee'd.
ItU-ra of administration on the above es
tate hvln he-n gmnleil to the underalKned
by the proper authority, notic hi hereby kIv
etltoall persona IndeDUsl to wild estate to
maaelionieiliate pnymeni,uu unsi
lien proM.rty is knor-ked down;
ne-inini on iinnrm.
1 per ont.
bii'.anisof 01
one-third in six months arid
twelve monihs with iut- rest.
by judicium t bond.
r.A. Si llKI.1,
Ad;iHio;r.itor, c. t. a.
of sa'e
thirl in
i..-eure.l
Ca'e
OF
Valuable Real Estate !
Bv virtue of an order of m1 Issued oivt of
the'orpliaiis' l iMirt of Somers. t c lunty. Pa.,
and to me direeted. ilier wiil b epsieil to
a:ilen t .e pivmlses In lirotlieisivalley tow 0-
ulilp, Moiuerscl county, l'iu,o:i
Wednesday, Nov 23, 1898,
at I o'clock P. M.,
all the following fi-ciibil real estate, "at? the
pnrty of Feirr Hauler, dixr'd, viz :
All that eertain farm or tract of land situ
ate In Brothersvalley lownliip, SHimerset
county Fa.. Bd.oinina lauds of John i Mun
eron the north and wen, Charles it-a in im
the east and l'eler foher and Henry N. IV.Ie
man on the wwuli. ci.nialrinit lis ueres more
or less, having thereon erwled a twslory
fnine
Dwelling : House,
with basement, bunk barn and other neressn-
claima mrainst Hie aiime to present them duly j ry nutbuiKlinrs. This farm is Weil watered.
nam. anu aooui cm urn s
wi:h is 4 I . li la ciuve-
' Lumber for Sals.
Eighty thousand feet of good dry hem
lock: will make flooring or siding. . Write
to D. E. Brows,
QuemahoDirjg, Pa.
J?r Seat
Store room In basement of First Na
tional Bank building. For particulars
uqul re at Bank or of Ceo. R. SculL. .
CALICO WRAPPERS,
From 75c Each Upwards.
Fleece Lined
FLANNELETTE WRAPPERS,
From $1.00 each Upwards.
Ladies' and Children's Gloves in Pique,
Kid, Wool and Silk, also a full line of
Mitts and Mittens.
The latest style of Millinery Coods,
combined with the bt quality and
workmanship, at tbe lowest prices to be
found in the county.
UHL'S.
authenlicaUsi on or heforv Saturday. Nov. 1 i contains a t orvl
1M, at the oflire of Fral. W. biesecker. iu j of land la underlaid
H.mieniH borou b.
jl.tHIilS II. BOWMtS,
WILLIAM MENr-FH,
Ad niiuin Raton.
F. W. Blcaccker,
Attorlaegr.
4
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V
v i e -
l -.7
Lieut. Iiobson
The Hero of the " Merrl-nac,"
Wilt tell his wonderful story la tare
aumtssrs of
THE CENTURY
MAGAZINE.
This in 1 -cryrt r, th -.ickion
the ' M?mc'' At Si..tr: v, atj :he i-pfm-eccr
o tSc "rr arI itn men in Spanb
prisons. It wUl be re-tti lr every Anvrmaa ia
lie kactl. 1u ai mjny TKhly
iitsntraicti per- r j! c:-m.aavrft iu 1 "R
l: -wr' new S--.:ish v ir er. Tt mm
mttlXT LE.NTUKY Ucfcl
CAPTAIN SIGSBEE'S 5T0RY
JDf the Destruction of the
"MAINE,"
ffcc arrirsl ia Katntna han or, the anta to Kcr
eaiicun, the eijl in I w-ecc. I he vK4e
Ury oi iNe desrmrti-'rn of CcT.ert' ftcet wii' be
td by A jmrriali -am y. -n atvl ch Jrrt jai
''hob Afii, Capuua laylvi, ami otier.
If yn Ai D-f tuie le- Crvrtsv ia
vnix wuj niiti t! grrare t r-ft-hp: ot tte yeM.
Tb NoWBrber aim brrr b?mn tbe To'.'-trae ami
ha rhe openmg chavtrm vt a slerxlKifv ui-j
traie-i ijfe of" .Ax.irvder ihe Atiti -A Mjik-i
LfawirJ pnt hr4uncal mw-l cf the Cru
sades. Lmj- Hihn' AitKles beta m the
iJeccmbcr number, f 4.00 a ytar.
THE CENTURY CO.,
Union Square, New York.
s-- i n J i f
Cotidurted i.r MARY MA PES InD'E.
This inagHzifie for lsys and (firls is
w i'.hout a rival in its ticld. Tu features
for the c.ininw year will piin lor it a ho.t
of new fncn.Js. A few issuing attrao
tiooa are :
A ."? Ilettty Story.
TIIE SOLE SURVIVOHS,
By ". A. llenty.
This is a Is in of est ly American histo
ry, by the favorite story teiit-r of Ameri
can ami lit.giisii 1,-oys.
TP.INITY BELLS,
Jiy Aineiia E. K.-irr.
A dfl'Kbtful h:.storii-l rornan-e for girN,
i. ! 1 n sr w tt.'i life in !.l New York, and
w ritten l y tie i f lhe mit spirited aud
i-oii-cieniious A:ni rii-an authors.
A STOEY FOR GIRLS,
By I-aura E. I'-.i-Lanis.
No writi r is more welcome to the young
f.ik f to-iluy tu:,ii ih author if "t'ap-t.-;n
Juniiary," ami this is oue of her best
tllorts.
E'IGnT SIDS3 CF ni-TORY,
l'.v K. 11. II. use.
A serifs of aii:iis!n f iiis'ties of lii-tory
an ii nt an.l i:i.! rn, t- i 1 in an ei:iertiiii
ii ' r. I ill a i aki n a new intercut
iti tl.is iinpoitai.t lr.ii;. !n.l siu.ly.
Mrs. ('. i. i ;sl;i:K, thG wife of the
t'..Ill:illl of tb" l.elti'sf.i. Maine, Will
Hi-itQ alx.'Ut "t'ETS Ar'Lo.Vr."
Also rni. tributi. .ns fif.ui Mrs. Burton
I? irrisoti. Clitra Mrrs, iel tt 1'urfces.i.
I. -.yd (Nimurne, l.t. EmUo.U, i'outlney
I'.ii-.ow , 1. 1. I'enry, etc , e.c,
E". cry linusi h..l iih children should
bavr "St, N irholus.
f '10 a VtAr. L." cents a uuinhcr.
TIIE ENTURY CO., II-w York.
TEACHERS
I nstitute
NEAR AT HAND.
N liilie prepar iti -m is being in idaat
our store
For this Occasion.
Thi has for many yrs paat be-n one
f the busieiit seasons of the whole year.
The genuine vslues whi..-h arstoNifiHiud
under our roof will make our STORM
tuore than usually attractive, as the larga
assortment wo have iM.ught will enable
our ctiHlfMiiors to maka their selei-tioiis
w ith pleasure and ease.
riany New Novelties 5 ui table for
Holiday Presents.
The substantial which every lady can
use with pleasure and appreciation. )
KID GLOVES
$1.00
('iiranteed all the lst staple
i)lirs for f.ll ami winter esr.
Auk for the Fatmotb. inaranti e.1 $1.00.
Kid tilove, at
C. 0 THE FOWLER C. n
?i.OsJ KIO GLOVE. spl.5U
Kii'!y Ouaraiitccsl to every la.ly ptir
chasiti Iheni at t:r sior. This
tilove is neatly uia.Io front an iuiport
t'l Trench K i.t in ail the Iie-st sbal .s,
audag'ove which for durability is
unsurpassed.
Sl.50
THE FOWLER
KID GLOVE.
Sl.50
NOBBY KNIT GOODS.
In wool Fascinators, Children's, Miss's
a-.d l-stlie' Wool Iloo.ls, Fascinators,
Il'ieitry aud Underwear.
SURPRISE FOR THE CHILDREN
NEXT WEEK.
A LanJ.soaie new line of Children's
Jackets are coming in, ousLsting of about
twenty styles. No t-o of these little
wraps are alike. Alt are nearly madi
and hear the mark of fine workmanship,
and rang. in price from ?- 'JO to $.".) each.
LADIES WRAP5.
Ihirettes we will
ine of those gisxls
A1
DITOrVaS NOTICK
In r f--i:ttt of M-ry Onramin, lte of tlie
Ujrtnifct; if nire t, titi'rt t county,
I"., il-t- a.
The nihl- r-siirnt I .-f;-I!f.r tluly a('T-i!itr l hy
lhe i rjnui ii 4.4iirt cf s-iin rH-l :unTy, 1;.,
U i af upon nny x't'lio:i- ttal tuivV- ti-trti
or wriW'ti nmy rwrl;.-t : 1 ii- a-.ouiif, nnl r
vrt ;i tii-tri'-uf n uf tf larid in Irintl-
f MurtitH ( . Kii.iri. n iiiinnMulnn of l.irv
1 'u in rni ns, i.ttc .. l ti ri-.Ni an-i final Rmmnt
luar.-l arnmii tiiiM- itaHMy t-ntu'! ilivr-o5,
h rvi-y kivh imii 't wUl HtrntJ lo Urn
fi ; 1 i. - i rhe bow 11 p-.--i!.t:ii hL at hi nf!n
t?i tiie iMroi' 1 of .ti:iTsvi, Fa, on Krl lnyt
N-Vvml;-r 1 ixc. at one o'ra-ic j. 111 , m h-n
Hit., h h-n :i:l ii-ulit -j iriierrtstcvi rm -Aliciitl if
l.ty tat- projnr.
AudiUr.
A
Ul)ITt)nS NOTICE.
nuvitop, duly prtlnf-'l
dirstribuu tin
In rf psit j
Tli. un.l. rvh.
rv in protH-r s,u.ri..Miv
fn iv i In tin uui. 1 oi t ;i riMTiisiniior i4anl
4ir.orf thosi i.-i.,.:'y viiUrlt-.i ihr-rtt, h-phy
If i ' 1 1 ir tli-.i li.' wui ul't ii'J U t luti-w
tf I." atMitHb'!-!'-'.!, -n Tia;p-l;iv. 'uv. 17,
1- t Ui c.'fl'w fc A. M.. nt Un oltV- of th
Au'H;r. ""i-rm-rvi i, I' u, ht n ;id whi re ail
prtli-a iiiivn sUvi uniy att n l.
J. C. LoWFY.
Au-liu-r.
h ive an entirtj.j nivv
t-i ;Iai(e !t'fi;r our rnsUjinf-rH. Ilarnl-
n. w aii-J attractive ; taa I.itst uo-
:tiing of the liPnt ni;wiuf.iturerH.
DRESS GOODS.
Plain and Fancy, some eutirely new
elici-ts are coming 111 tins week.
WHIP CuRDS,
1'UFLIXS.
SKRiiF.S,
CHEVIOTS,
BROAD CLOTH,
everything to plf ase a ta.-:y dreswer.
DRESS HAKINQ & MILLINERY.
Kvcry lady vi-itii!g our store is cordial
ly itivittd to bit these departinetits,
which have grown into prominence in
our business.
Sifford &
Kuykendall
vin'''HmtMiWIM'HrWfv
Thanksgiving
Specialties andlii
JYcw
Goods just
Heccivcd.
: Ever g thing
2
iv c oyer is
Fresh,
IVetr,
Clean,
Stock.
Calf and
Inspect our
Unsurpassed
Zinc.
Cook Beerits,
Headquarters
3UBLIC NOTICE.
nienl to scnoolB suit ctiiin-lien ami is in eery
wmv a ilesirHtiie tarm, iM-inj; hIhkjI one. mile
southo' the town of lVrl'n. it siso ronuins
a lans n)gr orcnanl re,j.nr.n nlout
k,H.irr. Ail of the. Un.l, except J" aiis-s
which is int mis-r, is ciatreti an.l in a kooiI
atateof cultivation.
foats;ou given 1st April, WO.
Term
&
Nollce la herebv irlven 'hut the petition of
Oliver Knepperaiul Annie K. Krvase, admln
Istralom of William Ii. Krease, lte of the
borough of isomersi't. couu-y of Somer-rt,
and SihK' of Pennsylvania, deil. ws pre
aented to the I'rphana' tHirt on tbe mil Uh.v
. .....l . Id- .... 1 iy...v ... 1
111 in V llfri , 1.-', " . , 1
fuliv adminl.U-rd tl.e eatsle anj disiribnu-d t "-
the aweta. and prartnir tbe Court that tliey
be disc-lisrcisl from the dniies of asui sp
poiniinent, and tliat the s;.id pell lion will be
heard by lUel'ouri ou Thursday, Jiovtmber
U, i.-0.
liv the i onrl.
' JAJ1M M. (XJVFR.
Clerk.
After pay men t of c;si"a and n pens. s. one
third U. leinain a lien on lhe Un l. during tlie
II
ULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE.
To Margnret Koonta, widow, D. W. Koont,
Mar.srct.'s. Kisin'i. ItHerninrried with ii.
T. Iiiik. all of Mu I land, Aikvany couu
tv, Maryland :
You are bert.v notified to appear at an Or
pliana' Court to"be b. ld al fson.-rset. IV, on
Monthly, the 1-tn ouy of Iierrmher nust. to
srcei or refuse to t-S the real esinie of S.
lem Kooutz. d,s-'d, at the appniised valnattoo
or show cause wby itio aania ahouid not be
"ld" M. H. HARTZKI.r,
O.-t. 12. liM. aioi-riBT
lifetime ol "ilarv U. Jlsnuer. widow of sal I
dei-eilent : one-!hird on oinorrcntioii of sale.
and lhe remainder in two .( t:;. I annua, pay.
iuent withiMit inten-st. T-ru percent, of the
entire purctuise money to be paid on day of
J. ISKPH H ATiiKR. .
fjeo. R. Scull, Admiuiatnatoraucl J rusie.
AtUMTiey.
Means Citron, (range and
In'.oi 1'ifcl, Seeded Kalsin-s,
Cleaned Cu nint-i, K'lr, PureSpie-
are needed l
ar.
Raisins,
The 'argent ami best g.xiiU
ever cll'tred for the money.
Prunes.
the price U a stunner aud the
size is a hummer.
New Assorted Kuls
of all kinds. Remember
New j.).ls. Al! old stock has
bwn clow 1 OtlL
Canned Goods.
All new pack. We are
exclusive sgeuts for the "Celebrat
ed Premier Brand" Canned Veget
ables and California Fruits, which
are the finest gtsxls ever shown ou
this market.
Table Delicacies,
and Canned Soups. The best
in this line always on ha:i I.
Breakfast Cereal3,
A large and fresh assortment
always on har.d.
Candies
"S'iiuir, but the best and pur
est oifered. A nice box of Rey
mers Fine Candies can always be
had on short notice.
Flcur.
The bist brands always on
I anil. Ralston licsith Flour al
ways iu stock, tie ther with a nice
fresh line of Graham Flour and
Corn Meal.
Celery
Will he in aluiudant supply
, all tnrousn next wees. L.eaveyour
t for nest Uooas. : - u: or. Thanks-
giving aiornirg. s
DM IN I3THA TOR'S NOTICE
fjitateof David M. Tump, lat- of T'ppe- Tor
aeyfoot iowimhip.soiu.-rs.-l Co. I'., dsr'd.
Letters of administration on the shove es,
tal bavina lien arnntisl l the nndersienisl
by the proper authority, Hoti.-e ir lit n-t..v kiv
entoall iTiiM iinltltsl In suid esiiite to
mike IntiQistiBie pwymeni. an 1 t:Mse havina
e ia 1 in" asinsi the Himt to pTril tiiem duiy
au'.!ientiitsl for settlement, on -a'urd .v.
W, Isi-S, at atore of adiu'r at Fort liol.
In aaid towiulnp.
A. E. KK'HKR,
Aduninistrator.
ELIAP.I.Ertaleaman Wantid. we do not
p'uij) ise if rent nches rjui run maae it an
ol.t. ci to uie riiflit man 10 mil cur Luurri
trie Hi ar.d liresse. AddPa u. t once. The
tJC-lld Uli Ouiupany, Cleveland, Obio.
R
1 p
a lii- '
f V.:;'--'::,'v:r
t
It is a Great Comfort
To a tidy hcusekee--r to have a good ttove.
TH3 Giisiella M$i
Is one of tie most perfect he ing stoves, for house
hold Bsc, ever placed upoo the mar .et. All the
latest and best ideas are incorporated into its con
struction. Every feature lo promote durability,
cleanlinesi and economy has been well planned
and developed.
Produces the Greatest Heat
rrom the Least Fuel.
The cold air is drawn from the floor, and discharged
through tbe sivies and lop, thoroughly heated,
lltu method of circula'Joa
PREVENTS COLD FLOORS
And establishes that murh desired ucuorm ttrnv
pcrature in all part ol tie room.
-a. wn Burn anv fci-d teal I
Tim nccp 1 n c twtwt.-.v-. iw 9.
Cam b Iv-d as a rjiix-le or Double Heater I
A!t tbe Good Points None of the Errors !
CXAMINE THE CINDERELLA BEFORE YOU BUY-iT-"'
I lames Qi. Kol lerbau n.
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