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.February 1, !3.
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f i Hrk.T"!'. vn rpid-
'" has le S11 f 12 per
blishtd t Ma1-
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during the last
.Trrn ill
i Cut
. .1-- A.ivn to the V6T
.;-m upplit-ati"" fr lilJr
prnf d to tbe Court of
f rd '"hr re f retail licence.
f.t;;nbt-i..erorh(1ealefcnd
license.
i" ' 4:..,..to has passed
a bill re-
Tl'nof rpoui'ility foran
1 lots of iv. The question
,,rt meolIy held hus"
. l.hVcol. Centre cnanly pla8"
;',e d Utb naiI la"st ugust
f ,'itn bis stomach until few
V .hcti be treated the indigeti
f,fi nm,-b as the whale did Jo
i d beed it op-
. Pranbli" county farmers are be-
''idrd If who. after e-
to sinn a papr purporting to
Lwrthe,,. down;
,urD Ul to niDe,y
I to ,i,-ays the first Sunday after
t a i.n which hapjwi- upon or
irfer tbe :w day March, .nd if
tno bappe on a Sunday Kaster
late as the 25th
-L This rear lUster falls on April
4 t iwvfus affair is said to 1 develop-
r.uniti n aln lar,Biu
I' Poring H'e pat year one out of
ir ten paiieut admitted to tbe ay-
mere i!iaiie ou the subject, and Dr.
nt, me e-Mrt oriiuiuologi-t, says
twenty the pe-'P'e became crazy
$ tbe 7.- trial-
e new bail' s introduced in the
- l'Wure bv Senator Martin provides
-,f markiiig of across for each name
J tomJ f.-r, and does away with the
j-.rcivleattbeu.pof the ballot. It is
i'a to 1 dired thnt the tllot shall
jjaiple iu its construction as poosi
I. nd tbat when tbe measure conies
$ re the Ugi!ature that it not be
.J down it.h jlyeotionable auiend
f;.tf. funk Prombky. of Hainberger, the
t'.eoted n.an bo was lodged in jail
tr o weeks ago and was afterwards
J-osed, i tiie XV,,st 1eun UlPiUllt
-borit, with two bullets in his body.
. nilt knua n wbetber he was assaulted
i.sh'4 or whether heaitempted tocoio
I suicide. He ba.l no revolver when
fzi and taken to the hospital. It is
f jf ibe m-Tst mysterious eases that has
ffroLUd tbe :ii(.ky City polii-e in a
litime.
imcerT bills of WIS are a great raria
I? fmui tb.se of lfH. In this city in
la.T.n reuiied at 'J) ceuts a poucd ;
4 in hjchi". 1" cents; w hite sugar, 20
V.;ttfl75 t4 ?2; tiour. per cwt, fT
,yi;saii!, per barrel, $o; syrup, per
j. jn, $i w'; cm! oil, per gallon, TOcenL;
t . per husliel. 15 to 25 cents. The gro-
.. "'.0 n gl on with a smaller cash
utTliiin tbe grKer of tS, unless be
9. t niu' h larger numlerof customers.
4; ckenrige ( Ky.) News.
jMn. John A. I.ogan, javt recovering in
i-t:iipon from an" attack of the grip,
$ e-grip luncheon" tbe other dy by
I'iuugsii of her friends who were con -
S.rJ 10 lueir beds with tbe malady to
-ueof ber hospitality in the shape of
i. toi-henn fc be beKl at the house of the
-)H tnviteti. At the proper time six
-.t, mere sent out to the home of each
t T-rer slng with a note giving the
in of tbe oth ?r guests and expressing
i 1 ft fur their speedy joint recovery.
fTae York county auditors have dis
i.radthat tbe poor directors' account
Is- the Tear lsj is short over fivethou-
i.ddiars. Among the bills reported
aivebeen paid are three liquor bills
rnling to iJi". Then there are a
t.xber of other biils that do not say
lit tbey aere f r, paid to a man who is
1-ine dealer, but who takes orders for a
I iTfirmin Baltimore. If these were
I" biky, the York c unty poor ac
I ia: ;.i.d alout fToO Ust year for liquor.
I Viminl Cervera's watch, it ic claimed,
f -wnei by Lieuteuaiit Bettes, company
J Tet.ty third Kansas volunteers, a
i-po, bo is home from Cuba. It is a
atcb, the case set with dia-i-ah
aid rubies. Inside "Paschal
f-rren" is engraveii. The w atch w as
I -cred l.y P.hih., atirding to his story,
f Spunish piU.t, tbe man w bo guid
1 -erver's ship out of Santiago harbor
-!yt A a resrd Cervera gave him
swiich. B-ing iu straitened circum-F-rfi'siT:d
aan-.ing to go home, the pilot
i it to Bettes.
fs'beiiihe teacher now asks tbe little
f -yi Jo same tbe oldest city in the
f Sutf tbe answer must not I St.
f-'trttioe. TLis U one or the first his
f curves iu connection w ith Auieri
i h:s.ry that is impressed on the
--leafs mind. Sin.-e tbe aojuisition of
l'Jtbe I nited Sutes it has
that on that island was es--'!i-W
tb tirs-t sAtUement on the
Mntul O'ntinent by any Kurr-pan.
'' t!lis l"n is across tbe bay
rxasan Jan. and is called Capaira.
fd-I.v,n tbHt grat Pa4erof the
fa-tertbe fo.,uio of youth .
!b? l"n in - Nothing now
I 31 lnit reuiDant of an old mishion
persons
n&e:ne they are well
Prarn In n- 1 , u . a. . .
hZ-rTT f-n' incident,
f 1 1 lit Philadelphia Record, shows :
i-' ds-T on of the little girls of
m.mnr..The tea.-ber asked ber
tr ,. "n' Sb' S'J U m, x-unt of
iW6"" "'Mma fj her daughter's
12 , T mulJ " taught her at
. rYt her rote a note miuest-
-u Ptrnt ;
:a it
" " FO'vi.ie iue little one
Becewary book.
Tk. . .
' V"""7- me Miowing
!tK.h"rbW! "Idonrt
S-r a. t , "hM enEae n grsm-
I l a-riv J "U 04,1 I,4Hrn " "Peak
fPrr !D-r-;f- I bave went
f rdLr'" 't -ay as
iWine':", 'M.ttieto
r 4rUi"lMl n-c on
iar r-1 . r-
Urt,: T,.m- . ...
jrrefu,
..u uoueiioer
toPy an hont rfu u
h. i. 1 b0useortor. If
J,a' SfatiL T fr 'ie enU,n, Pn
U..0"1 "tra-u the deUin
BW"... r kDOn "SighL
! 1,u,eiifiT:., h4M orefully laid
?,tL.rt Kr"('r-lh9 Etcher.
3 ..L': for all from
fet something for
When
'Iter months mH
pauent
ir A. . -""-lug Dtvini.M
"tttrnJl. . l" fi-e-itly
uffl7 " t-O
rtrw.lii . -
T ud
.-eau. and otters
prme.-t his icter-
-pate J,
1 t.-- .
" -t in his wife's
u IB
""te of tfc.
ti,it
eieinp.
e' tie u.,r
m ply to assist
Miss Nancy Tre0ell. of Saltsrxtrg,
P . Is spending few days with Somer
set friends.
A. O. Real hss been arpoif.ted tost
master at Ssud Patch, au 1 L. W. Shoup
at Coal Run.
I'.ev. Kin will conduct religious ser
vices ia the 5omerset Reformed Chur-h
at the usual hour neit Kunday morning,
and in the Lavansville Church at 2
o'clock p. 111.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey J. Keiui.of Salis
Inry, arrived Iti town Sunday evening
and were guests at the Hotel Vannear
until MonSay afternoon when they re
turned home
Owners of ice houses w ho neglected to
have them filled during December, are
taking advantage of the present bard
fre-r.e and are harvesting an excellent
quality of ice.
The hundreds of frier.ds of Mrs. A. E.
I hi will le sorry to learn tOHt she is con
fined to her home by the prevailing epi
demics Her sickness bas not developed
any alarming symptoms, but she is
nevertheless a very sick lady.
The Somerset Sunday School Associa
tion will bold its regular mouthly meet
ing in tbe Methodist Church at 7 o'clock
Thursday evening, when Rev. Cameron
will deliver an address. All interested
in Sunday School work are cordially in
vited to attend.
Messrs. William P. Hurst and Dorsey
Rhoads left Sunday for Chicago where
they have accpp'.ed positions to travel for
the iJeWitt Medicine Company. They
are Isitb bright and active you eg men
and their many friends hope to bear of
their success on the road.
Mr. Cbas. II. Fisher, who has I wen con
fined to bis rooms in the Hotel Vanuear
for a week suffering from grip, w as yes
terday able to be at his place of business.
He is ttill "under the weather, but
Fisher's Rook Store can't gtt along
w ithout its genial proprietor.
A private letter from Philadelphia con
veyed the intelligence to relatives resid
ing in Somerset that Mrs. John II. Hoff
man is critically ill at her home in tht
city. Her husband was a former editor
of the Democrat and is ft present filling
a government position in Philadelphia.
The first cablegram ever bent from this
place to Manila was forwarded on Sun
day, apprising Ensign Orlo Knepper, of
tbe gunboat Concord, of tbe death of his
father. Tne message coutaiued only four
words in addition to the address and
signature and it cost between $14 and f 15.
Mr. J. Howard Phillips, of Bedford,
has accepted a position as stenograph
er in tbe oili -e of the Eistie Mia-
ing Company, and h.is eutered upon
bis ditties. Mr. 'Phillips is au accom
plished young gentleman and is rapidly
making friends with all w ho have busi
ness to transact at the Listie office.
Sacramental services w ill be held next
Sunday morning at 10:31) o'tl-M'k in the
Friedeu's Lutheran Church, and at the
same hour on tbe following Sunday,
February 12ih. in the Will's Church
Preparatory services will be held at both
places at Kh30 o'clock on the preceding
Saturday morning.
Mr. Charles M. Woy, of Somerset, and
Miss Carrie M. Young, of Husbaud, were
united in marriage on Wednesday. Jan
uary lr.h, at the Lutheran parsonage in
Lavausvilie, Rev. C. F. Gel-hart officiat
ing. Tbe bride and groom are popular
young people and have the best wishes
of their many friends for a hippy voyage
through li.'e.
At a Farmers' Institute U be held this
eveniiig iu tbe tirange Hall at Husband,
D.ivid Wellerand Philip II. Walker will
discuss the creamery question, Kate Co -
bauifb wiil read a paper ou "Economy in
the Kitchen," Cora Weiler ui.Igivea
recitation, aud Mrs. Nettie Sbafer and J.
C. Gnagy wiil disouss -Lve ou the
Farm."
A parly of twelve or more r preventa
tive Elk Lick township farmers arrived
here Sunday night and Monday morning
went to Friedens, where they inspected
tbedair recently erected at that place
by a syndicate of farmers, w ith a view to
erecting a similar factory in the neighbor
hood of Salisbury. Farmers living in the
neighborhood of Lavansville have just
erected a co-operative dairy and the far
mers near Jenners bae been operating
one for some time past. Those now in
operation a.e reported to be doing a
profitable business.
The many friends and acquaintance of
Mr. J. S. Kuykendall will be both sur
prised and sorry to learn that be Is about
t retire from tbe firm of Sifford $ Kuy
kendall. which one year ago succeeded to
the business of Shepherd A Kuykendall,
ill he!" compelling him to take this
step. During tbe two years be has been
a resident of Somerset Mr. Knykendall
has won tbs goodwill and respect of all
our citizens, who recognized his business
ability and appreciated bis genial man
ners and uniform kindness. During his
residence here be baa devoted hiseutiie
attention to business to tbe sacrifice of his
health and it is at tbe imperative com
mand of his physician that he retires at
this time. When Mr. Kuykendall leave
Somerset, aud we indulge tbe hope that
Le w ill not do no, it w ill be reluctantly.
since we have bis word for it that b has
found So;nrset to bs the in wt attractive
town both frim a so.:iil anj b.isiuesa
standpoint in the country .
The Rerkey-Shober c imbination w hich
has leen busily at work setting np pins
for one of their favorite, whom they have
slated to succeed County Superintendent
Pritts, received another rebuke Saturday
afternoon at tbe Republican primary in
this I -o rough. Ex-Associate Judge Dan
iel J. Horr.er, like the proverbial pitcher.
went to the well too often, and was de
feated for renominatkio for school direc
tor by ex Sheriff Edward Hoover. The
other successful candidate for that office
was F. J. Kooser, Esq. Jacob Neff de
feated William Gilbert, wbo was a candi
date for re-election to the office of Con
stable. John R. Zufall was nominated
fr Street Commissioner. John G.Ogle,
Esq., Win. H. Ruppel, Iq-. aud R .!.rt
S. Scull were nominated for Councibuen,
heir names being the only ones present
ed ; A'.ex. H. Huston, for Judge of Elec
tion, Thomas Jones f-r Inspector,
Samuel P. sjayd?r, fr High Constable
and Dr. G. B. Hough, for Auditor, had no
opposition. 351 votes were polled.
Dtuiel T. f.swson, of Wellsvitie, Ohio,
wbo was calb d here by the death of his
brother on Saturday last, remained until
Tue.Uy. when be left for Ligo ier,
where be w ill cpend several days visiting
wiiii relatives before returning to bis
bom a. Mr. La wson U a highly educated
an I accomplished gentleman, hose bus
iness tact and sound j.idgnjent h;ive t?n
Xbe means of aocurnulatiag a substantial
fortune, w hich enabled biai toretiie from
ative business pursuits a number of
years ago. In an irit:restirg conversa
tion with Mr. Lswson he said among
other things; I w as a mere ly when I
Ciine from Laugbliustown to Somerset
aid entered tbe ofHce of tbe idd Somerset
Whig The late Daniel Weyand was tbe
proprietor and editor and a belter man
oever lived. He was both father and
friend to Chanuoty Miubeil anj me
and he look great pain to make us
thorough workmen and incited us to
study. A few years later I went t Pitts
burg, where I secured a place in a priut
bigotlice, and by reason of my being a
rapid and "clean" type-setter I was pro
moted to the position of fofeiuan in a few
weeks- In tbe course of a ftw years I
saw au opening to engage iu tbe whole
sale grocery am! ooinniissija business at
Wellsville wbicb I accepted, and as it is
the n ot centrally locate! point b t"n
Pittsburg aud Wheeling on tbe Ohio
rivt-r, soon established a profitable busi
ness. That was before the days of rail
roads and lbs bnsiu'-s showed a grati
fying increase anuually np until I re
tired." Mr. Lewson is a Democrat and .
was a candidate against President Ms- J
Kinler the first time the Me j r was a
candidate for Confess, tbe Mj r wiu-'
ning by small mj ri:y iu a three c r
nered tigjt. is a warm psrfil
frien 1 of the PresideaL He bear hi
eia!j two year with grare aal dignity.
Recent Deatia.
A spleudid citizen, a good neighbor and
a christian gentleman passed from
atnongst us at 10:45 o'clock Situiday
morning w heo t:iver Knepper, E-i-.
dieil at his Main street resideuix.-
The aucoiiuceiuent of his death was a
severe t-bock to all of our citizens, aud
when tbe sad cess was passed from
mouth to mouth, stmnsr men, w ho had
knowu aud respect ixl biiu I'an.tigLi jot
life,gaveiway to their feelings aud wept
on tbe streets. H ii untiuiely death came
as a personal lertveiuei't to hundreds
outride of the members of his house
hold aud immediate family.
While it was geu&r&lly known that
Mr, Kuepper was suffering from, giip
and that be bad been confined to his home
for a period of two weeks, word came
from thoee wbo watched at his bedside
that be was in uo imminent danger and
thai be w ould soon tss able to resume bis
accustomed piace in his business office.
It was not until a few loiuuios before the
angel of death appeared that alarming
symptoms developed, and before all of
the mem beta of the family at home could
bosummoucd into bis presence be had
clostnj his eyes forever.
When be awoke Saturday uioffjiiig Mr,
Knepper expressed bis satisfaction at
biuii g pasted a comforteble night, the
first he had er. joyed for a week, ai.d said
that he lelt greatly refreshes! and much
st!Xnger. Wbeu the atteuding physician,
H. S. Kiuimel, ml led about it o'clock
be detected uo signs of dissolution
Shortly after lCh.'iO o'clock the invalid
fainted aud when he revived, bis physi
cian, wbo had been hurriedly summoued.
fouud that his heart was affected. All of
the remedies that medical science ooull
suggest were resorted to without avail.
Oliver was a son of Mr. aud Mrs.
Jo pb Knepper, both deceased. He was
Uefi June .5, ls;i7, iu the town of Berlin,
where be learned the carpenter's tradd
under the direction of his father, work
ing at bia trade during the summer
months and teaching sctiool during the
winter. On August 5, 1S5S he was united
in marriage witti Mary Pugh, a daughter
of the late James Pugh, of Stonycreek
township. When the Southern Stales
sex-eded he was oue of four brothers
wl.o shouldered muskets aud marched to
the defense of the Union. He was a
member of Company 11, 2illh Pa. Vol.,
and participated iu the battle of Ft.
Steaduiau, tbe three days' fight before
Petersburg aud other engagements.
When the war was over he returned to
his wife aud family and in ISwS removed
to Somerset, where he has siuce resided.
He was elected Sheriff of tbe county by
the Republican party in 1S71 and dis
charged his duties faithfully. He was
twice elected by the Republicans of Som
erset borough to tbe office of Justice of
tbe Peace, his teoond election having
taken place oue year ago. He was a
member of tbe Grand Army of tbe Re
public, and a Past Coalman Jer of that
patriotic order.
For a period of forty-five years he was
an active and consistent member of the
Lutheran Church and was a nieinlter of
the Church council at the time of bis
death. His loss will fall heavily upon
tbe local congregation, in w bich he was a
prominent and tireless worker.
In bis home life Mr. Kiuvpor was all
that the words son, husband, father and
brother imply in their truest sense, and
bis counsel and advice were accepted by
all alike without question and with entire
confidence in his judgment.
He is survived by bis wife, four daugh
ters Mrs. I.-uira Raush, who, siuce tbe
death of ber husband a year sgo, has
been living at borne; Mrs. Ada Heltner,
of Reaver City, Neb.; Mrs. Cora Ander
son, of North E'ii.1, Oklahoma; Mrs. R.
M. Lintou aud Miss Floy aud by two
sons Lieutenant Chester M. Knepper,
U. S. N., attached to the nautical school
ship St. Mary's, now at New York, and
Ensign Orlo S. Kuepper, attached to the
gunboat Concord, of Admiral Dewey's
fleet at Manila. He is also survived by
three brothers Henry F., Amos W., aud
Cyius, all of Somerset and by four sis
ters Mis. William Weigle, of near
Sbanksville; Mrs. Samuel A. Dietz, of
Listie; Mrs. Elwood Rice, of Somerset,
and Mrs. Edward Horner, of Johnstown.
Tbe funeral will take place at 10: TO
o'clock this morning from the late resi
dence of deceased. Religious services
will be conducted at the bouse by Rev.
Hoover, of tbe Lutheran Church, assisted
by Rev. King, of tbe Reformed Church.
James Ltwson, who was born on Dec.
IS, 1S14, in Laughlinstown, Westmoreland
county, died at an early hour last Satur-
morning at his apartments above his
West End .store room. Three weeks ago
Mr. Lawson paid a visit to tbe home of
one of bis daughters in Ligonier. He
was taken ill while there but soon recov
ered and on one of tbe bleakest days of
January drove over tbe mountain, a dis
tance of 21 miles, toSomerset. He suffer
ed no ill elfocts.from tbe trip and was ap
parently enjoying bis usual robust health
up until Thursday last when he contract
ed a be y cold which terminated fatally.
James Lawson was one of theold-schi ol
gentlemen. He was six feet tall and
of heroic mould. Always wore a high
hat, and carried a cane, which had once
b en the property of the notorious outlaw,
Lewis, tales of w hose daring exploits a:e
still current in this region. Mr. l awson
was an omnivorous reader, and possessed
the faculty of retaining much that be read.
He was an exceptionally happy conver
sational ist and those w ho enjoyed his ac
quaintance acquired much valua) le in
formation of a local and historical char
acter from him. He was an itense Demo
crat, having imbibed bis political doc
trines from the fathers of that party, aud
while a resident of Ligonier was elected
to tbe office of Justice of the Peace time
aud time again.
M r. Lawson came to Somerset when a
young man and learned tbe trade of cabi
net making, which he followed in this
town omil in the early fifties when be re
moved to Ligonier. He was married to
Mary Roberta, a sister of John Roberts
and of the late Nosh Roberts, and was
the father of ten children, eight of whom.
four sous and four daughters survive hi in.
He was a nephew of David Moore, who
for a period of thirty years from IsKK) down
was tbe only banker la Somerset county.
Mr. Moore bad been a soldier in the revo
lutionary war and was possessed of a con
siderable fortune in gold and silver, which
wai greatly diminished in value by the
introduction of Continental currency.
During the year he was engaged la tbe
banking busines be would cever recei
anythiug but gold and silver ou deposit
and paid out all claim agsmst bun In
coin. When be died in Is 53, he nanmd
James Lvson, then only 19 years of age,
1 oue of hi4 executors.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawson returned to Som
erset six years ago. A year afterwards
Mrs. Lawsou died.
Mrs. Lavina Snyder Benford, a native
of Somerset township, died on January
23:h at her late home io Washington, 111.
She was born on Dec. 13, 1823, and w as
united in marriage with Elias Benford ia
1Mb Her busbaod died iu 1SS&. She is
survived by two son a, Cyrus, of Omaha,
Neb. j John, of Peoria, III. ; and by three
daughters. Miss Miuvie, Mrs. Snpbia
Tobias, and Mrs. Wru. Cress, all of Wash
ington. She ia also survived by one
brother, Joaiab, of Washington, and by
two sisters, Mrs. Sophia Patton, of Som
erset, and Mrs. Catharine Shaver, of
Somerset town-hip. The Washington
News' pays high tribute to her worth as
a christian and neighbor.
John A. Shultx, prominent and well
known resident of Kingwood, died on
Saturday morning last. He was about
(15 years of age.
John A. Shaffer, aged 55 years, died at
an early hour last Thursday morning at
fcis late residence in Lincoln township,
He wae a brotbsr of Dr. P. r. buaUer, ol
this jdace, and" was an excellent citU'-o.
He leaves three chiiJreo, his wife having
died sev eral years ago.
9 B. Baara'i Eaornnm Frefiu.
A Chicago dispatch p-jblisbed in l.st
Sattirsy's cHi'y papers says; Mi'liors
h've lxf-n ins'le in stork speeuUtions
h re. Men wit h very la'c means at their
ciinrr.and have bd a share in nns-t of the
larg rorK!.nixation plsos, sod especial Lr
in thtucderwritlog of th" Fderl Stvl,
Amer;can Si-1 and Wire. American Tti -plato
and J-."4tio:l Hii.o'.t n!f 1 priiii :
J also the f.!!iiiiore A iibio ieorg--.i.:ntio!'.
Oue bouse has written to checks for
one customer of $10,i1) each. Another
g.ve one Tuesday of t-V52.ll"). A third
house bous has givea two checks for
i0.(J0 each. Stock - brokerage houses
bive their office filled from early iu tbe
nioruiug nioil ?fter the close with specu
lators w uo have never before traded iu
stocks.
The big w -imings have been ma le by
N. B. Km, a native of Somerset county,
P., w b se proiils iu tbe Chicago and New
York markets are estimated by those r.f
good authority at t2.iyjO.H0U. He, like P.
D. Armour and Marshall Field, bad
hand iu organizing tbe American Tin-
plate, and National Biscuit concerns,
whose stock had been eagerly snapped
ud by outsiders at hith prices. No oi,e
is estimating Armour's or Field's profits.
but they are known to be very heavy.
The Opposition Ear Kot xtova.
The talk of the anti Ouay papers of
electing Judge Stewart I'niled States
Senator by combining for him tbe vote ol
the anti luay Republicans and the Dem
ocrats is oue of tbe latest exhibitions of
unconscious humor on the part of theee
political humorists who take themselves
ho seriously.
The spectacle of Flinn and Martin vot
ing for Stewart, end of Judge Stewart
taking a nomination coming from such a
source, would indicate what bumble pie
tbe two city bowes were willing to eat,
w hat humiliation 1 hey were ready to un
dergo, what tongue lashings aud scorn
iocs invective, sarcasms and well turn
ed phrases of bitter irony they were will
ing to forget for the sake of revenge iu the
one case, and how, in the other case, am
bition could drop a curtain over a life
record of hostility to all that Fliuu and
Martiu represent, lucre lias been no
time iu a generation wheif Judge Stewart
would touch Flinn and Martin with a
forly-ft political p"le, and whatever
Strange ld-fellows politics may some
times make, the bed is mt yet made that
will hold Fiinn, Martin aud Judge
Stewart without mutual contempt and
aversion.
However, it is to be hoped that au at
tempt will be made to turn the votes now
scattered among local candidates to Jude
Stewart or anv other one candidate. The
opposition is like a nervous man on a
broken bridge, with but a singe ftolbo'd
above a yawing chasm. It knows in can
not move without filling into the stream.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
A Chang atSifford 4 Kaykendill'x.
J. H.Silford A Company have purchased
J. S. Kuy kendaU's interest iu tbe business
of Siff'rd A Kuykendall, sale to take
effect alsmt February 15th. Mr. Kuyken
dall will remain a bort time w ith tbe
new firm lending his assistance to the
promotion of its best iuteresls, and solicit
ing from foruier cu-itoinei the patronage
due Mr. Siiford, w hose business ability
aud con. euisl spirit shall alw ays make
your visits to his store lwth pleasant and
profitable. Mr. Kuykendall has beeu
compelled to abandon a confining busi
ness pursuit upou the advice of his
physician.
Spain's Sunken Ships Floattl.
Perhaps tire greatest mechanical fest of
the century has been the raisiug of srn:e
of the Spanish warships which were ap
parently shot to pieces at Santiago. H
seemed utterly impossible to float them
because of tbe terrible dam 'ge iuflicted
by our guns, but the task has been e
complished. Diseases of the bl-.id,
stoinach and liver frequently vvrrck tbe
health so that there appears to be no
chance of recovery. But when Hosteller's
Stomach Bitters is taken, the disordered
system is speedily restored to itsold-time
vigor and U-ue, The Bitters will regulate
tbe liver, bowels and digestive functions
and purify the blood. You can buy this
remedy in any drug store, and under no
circumstances should you a!cept any
thing said to be "just as good."
Kepublieaa Primary.
Notice is hereby giveu to the Repub
lican voters of Somerset borough that a
primary election will be held tietween
the hou rs of 3 p. iu. aud 7 p. in., on Th u rs
day, February 2, ISO, for the purpose of
nominating' a candidate for tha olSee of
Justice of the Peace.
GKoro.E S. Harrison.
Committeeman.
There is a Clan of People
Who are injured by the use of clTee
Recently there has Iks.-ii pla.-ed in all the
gr.-erv stores a new preparation called
ORAIN-O, made of pure grain, thai
takes the place of eotW. The mot iieii-cutesUmiS'-h
receives it without distress,
and but few can tell it froiu entice It
does not cost over i as much. Cbildrn
may drink it with great lenerit. l-'i and
2." ct. pr package. Try iu Ask fir
U RA IN-O.
Death of a Prominent Jsfcntowner.
Jatb Fend, one of the oldest and be t
known residents of Johnstown, died at
his home in that city at an early hour
Sunday morning. He was born at
FiukstoWn. MX, ou Jnue 10, IS2",, aud
r. mvedwiih his parents to Berlin , this
c -unty, when he ws a child. His aretts
died in Berliu. Mr. Fend, w hen a m are
by commenced work in the K iutr.er
woolen factory at Spruoctown, and work
el he e for two years, receiving 5J tnts
a eck and board fir bisservioen. Later
he learned the traJa or millwright, which
he followed for a number of years, or
until I"il, when he started a confectionery
esublishment in Johnstown. The tusi
neis was a snccess from the outstai t aud
in 1SS2 he was able to rttira His losses
iu the great flood were so heavy that be
was compelled to again engage iu busi
ness, starting up the Wiudsor Hotel,
which he conducted with marked suc
cess up until KUwben he again retired
from active business. Mr. Feud was
kuuwa to hundreds of people in Somer
set county, all of w horn w ill be pained to
learn of his death.
brothsrs
V'jj can't sefirati thern
AnJ yoo. can t e?t rd of the backache
nnv; yaj care tne kunev ache
The kij.ievs are the 'at:nprng of the
i :rie ari net strorg r.i e!ty vou
B)v exrrct aci-.-fi ar,J ra r.i ar.d s.ck-
!! the ksdnrvs are well a.-.J sr the
rest of the stjm a rrctty iure t te in
v g jreus hrath
Doan's Kidney Pills
make stron. htalthv ki.'.ntys r.ot now
nr.J then, fcut everv time r.o matter wrut
he trouMe is. if it s from the k.i.'ity.
Doan s Kulney Pills :1! Ciire it.
Mrs. M A B-rar. J!:';;r.erT, e:e . ftf i'.'irh
Ma:n M, tarlxHulaV. la.. ay: - w.ihon
fvMi.vrlv a--Mrt:iig ttat I :n rad:r:;y
c.irl, which in a ma ler the lumtt nUr.t
can d-.lt I liavt recr: vrf t'.Hirc .elp t-y ttsr
imuI Iiian'a KMi.ljt Pllin vr.an ffin any or
al! of the uitsiici'ies hi.iier.ik eD;pl'it-il f
ti annoyed a-.tti an txhau-tivs Jraiuin
of the k.dney arcn-tiom ir M-Tcral years :.d
4t-;ie the n" of evrythir.s Mii k- a
uie cine i rs-ver aitie to tr.tf a O. LKii
Kiiney have sItvii rr. m-.i::':-
r-(!ie, an! if symptom t n.y VAitit' e r.'.i'l
a'a:n rr'ur 1 aa nuw ia a rjv;.-j- 'ju aco
what Us eicploy."
De an's Kidney Pii!s are for si y ail
dealers, rce co cents. Ma.itU by Foi'er
.Wilcurr. Co., fcurVaio. N. Y . itit ait?:
or the bn:t;J S-Utes. te.T.rfr,-tr U'-t
r.itt. Doan's." an! take no --.r.rr
W.ir.iy :r.e ire tir.
Baking Powder
Made from pure
cream cf tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum
Alum fcaiiny powdVrs are tha greatest
fflaucas to health cf the present day.
movm. SMtma MQa eo.. new nat.
Jarors For February Term.
The follow in named gonilemen have
beep drawu to serve as jurors at the reg
11 lar term of court commencing on Mon
day, February 27th.
CiRASD JURORS.
Addison Herman Riuger.
Allegheny Levi P. Clites.
Benson Iir.rough X. D. Shatler.
Black J. W. Herrington.
Brothersvalley H. M. Cober.
F.'k Lick-Daniel J. Miller.
Faimope John Emerick.
Greenville Iiaiah Baer.
Jefferson-W. R. Miller, Alex Fried
line.
Lower Turkeyfxit Kimberly Lenhart.
Meyersdale Borough W. U. Ktaub,
Abraham Miller.
New Centreville Borough Joseph
Sechler.
Paint Casper Smajl, M. K. Johns,
(jueiu .boning John W. Trostle.
Summit John Christner.
S)merst S. S. R9am, J. M. Fike.
Somerset Borough William Rowers.
I'pper Turkcyfoot -John F. Younkiu,
J. M. Cramer.
Wellerslmrg Borough Wiiliaru Moore,
I'BTIT JfRORS KIP.ST WKKK.
Addisou Alfred Pullin, James Uower,
Fphraim LivengiKd.
Allegheny Josiah Meyers.
Bensou Borough John 1. Swank.
Bnrthersvalley II. G. Walker.
Conemaugh John Kurtz.
Coufluence Borough J. C. Show.
F.Ik Lick Allien K nerick.
Ureenville Simon tilotfe.ty.
Hoversville B'iroiigh Daniel Shaffer.
Jefferson Peter Shultz, SjIoiuod Ash.
Jenner Daniel J. Peterson, Josiah
Walter.
Lincoln Hiram Lint, J. J. Pile.
Lower Turkeyfoot William Kessler,
William Burabolder.
Middlecreek W. B. Putman, Jesse
Mor.re, M. J. King.
Meyersdale Borough 1. F. Xaugle,
William Forospring.
Milford Peter Putman.
Northampton Win. Hittie.
Paiut 1. J. Custer, Norm.tn GeUel.
ti iemahoiiing Jab ICshrick, J. W.
Zimmerman.
Rock wood-E D. Miller, Charles Ben
ford.
S Kiierset C. A. Stahl, W. F. Weller,
J. I). Weiglo, W. K. Walker. R. P. Miller.
Somerset Borough John Weighley.
Stonycreek I F. Dively, C. E. Wei
gle, D. V. Ma' tin, David Rayman.
Shades John Koonta.
Soulhaiiiptoa Levi B iyer, M. II. Poor-
baugh.
Salisbury B. P. Boyd.
Stoye-town Borough John II. Custer.
Upper Turkeyfoot -Kli Younkin.
PETIT JfR'lIlS SKCOSD WKKK.
Addison ieo. Cramer.
Allegheny Conrad Benniug, Francis
Miane.
B:'iison Borough Stephen D. Yoder.
it jrliu Borough Jacob K vss, Jr.,
Jacob C. Philson.
Brothersvalley Heury (iumbert, F. J.
Walker.
Conemaugh Joseph F. Yoder, Jacob
O. Miahler.
Confluence Borough Morgnn Burn-
worth.
Elk Lick D. J. Lngle, J. B. Martin.
Fairhope T. A. Manges, Solomon
Shoemaker.
Greenville Ge. Shockey.
Jenner Isac Lohr, Robert W. Lohi
L ither G. Gardner.
Meyersdale Fred Rowe, Mahlon R.
Walker. Win. Daughsrty.
Milford-Rufus II. Walker.
N irthamptoD Hiram Tretsler.
Paint Simon Xaugle.
Q jemahoning Aaron Blough.
Somerset Johu Marteeuy, Jacob A.
Barron, Philip Benford.
Somerset Borough Norman Knepper,
Irviu Parson.
. Stonycreek Johu H. Will, Daniel S.
Scbrock, W. II Engle, Frank Walker,
Shade Russel Wagner, C. A. Sorlier.
Sjinmit II. W. Say lor, E. M. Li-bty,
W. A. Bowman.
Southampton Simon Riz r.
S.oyestown Borough C. W. Pugh.
: Don't Forget February 15th. o
As it is tbe last day of my Grea u
Clearance and Bargain Sale. Q
Mrs. A. E. UHL 8
Inflamed and Granulated Eyelids.
Is there anything more disfiguring to a
face or more disagreeable than inflamed
or granulated eyelids? These result from
a multitudeof causes, and respond quick
ly to proper treatment. Such treatment
may be bad at tbe hands of Dr. A. Sig
mann, Kf4. Peun Ave., Pittsburg, for
merly of Vienna, Austria, who has en
joyed tbe advantage of years of study
aud practice iu tbe greatest hospital of
the world, situated in that city, aud is
prepared to give any eases relating to his
specialties Eye, Eir, Nose aud Throat
the most thorough scientific treatment
possible. DuriDg his short stay in this
city be has already secured a long list of
patients to whom be can refer any per
son desiring to gaiu information regard
ing bis skill aud success.
Sifford Knykendall g
Have extended their Red Letter S
Sale to FEBRUARY 10th. The
special features of the next ten !g
days will be devoted to our Dress M
Q Goods Department, the values of- g
rt feredwill be unusual. There are o
2 some things led which must go, 8
O and will be sold cheap. 3
Whit Kextt
It does em as though the seedsmen
wou'.d stop somewhere, but here comes a
work of art. Think of it, twenty-four
pajs lithographed iu colors, not gaudy
chromus, but from photographs iu colors,
upon an entirely new plan. This, in
itself, is enough to turn every woman's
head. Then follow about one hundred
more pages, filled with handsome half
tone illustrations of Flowers, Fruits and
Vegetables, pltutographed from nature,
all printed on fine paper and enclosed in
an elegant cover of white and gold.
Vick's Garden and Floral Guide also
contains full descriptions and directions
for planting Flowers and Vegetables,
Plants, Small Fruits, etc It explains a
new departure in selling Vegetable Seeds
by weight in pbtce of old style of packets;
also a grand offer giving customers credit
for full amount of purchase to apply on
oider for implements and useful articles.
This splendid work of art will be mai'ed
with a Due Bill good for 25 cents' worth
of seeds, for only 15 cents. Write James
Yicks Sons, Rochester, X. Y.
O By Comiog ftvoa Q
Q You will have a chance to get Q
O some of thfi great closing out bar- Q
S gains in Tsnliea' Night Dresses, 8
O Chemise, Skirts, Pants and Corset g
X Covtra. 8
$ Mas. A. E. UHI 8
0URT PROCLAMATION.
VEtK;4. Ttw TTn Jimn IT
KXfXkK, l'riviijnl J i'l-r ; f krvt-ni Omri
f Common !M.i of s-vr..l ciHint-csroDi-po-liK
l'e 1!U .'ii li'-.iii li -iru-i. nmS -:ic
if li I'.tjrM ,s iiyrrso'l i t-rmiw-r .1 n,l in
eral Ja'l Is-ovrry. !or t.'ie tnnl f nil n;.iuil
anl i.iii.u" oir-iuii-i 01 1 ii- iiit iM-iricU
'.POK (. fcl.A'K unj A. K itlCKILY. f;'s
J J vt ol' lhe Ohii-.!, of t',mtnfi sriti
Ja:it.-- of ti oiirta of i)yi-r :i1 rvrui;-r
1 r:c-rii j i. ;v: : .r t!j tr-i 01 j
MI
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t'ii-Hi. an-! V.-t. rl 1 '
tiTi.l 1 ; ni J.tl 1
iivify, nnl Courts
ii. i ly .T and rcrmiu-.r si isoim-rst-l, ou
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1899.
Notice Is h-rty jriven to ail the Justices
or tne fi"ce. tnr cr"nir sn-3 Cor.s(ablea
within the aai-1 county ol Snmenet, tb:it thv
ln-n aul iher, li th--ir Pf)D-iri-.-PMns wo h
their r-.l';-. rts-.i. iuiUi-i lions, XHMiiuxtioiia
umi o:hr pein-inOrHii.-s. w .to Uiiri tliinea
wlii. h lo ihi'ir ir.-e an I in that beiialf tp.
p-Ttsin to be done, and also Irx-v wlio will
pro4.-etite mrninst ihe pn-oiini tVut are or
shall be In thrjuli of s-ini-rset County, to he
then and then to prowiciiie against Lhcm as
snail oejuiu
M. H. HARTZKLU
slii-nrr.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
By virtue of anndry wrlu of Fieri Facias.
Al Fieri Facias. Lrvart Ksrtaa and Venditioni
Kiin., Issued out of tbs Court of Com
mon Pleas of Homerset csHinty, Penn'a. to
m (liisvted, tber u'lll be xpotxl to sale at
ttie Court House, In Souit-rset borough, on
Friday. Feb. 24. 1899,
At one o'clock P. M
the following described real estate, to-wit:
All the right, title. Interest, rUlm and de
msnd of C. I. 'or, of. In and to a errtata
piece or part-el of ground aituute In bbmy-
cret-it townnbip. skmii-rM't county. Pa.. eoQ-
luinin i1, arrrs, aujoiiun( lamia ol c a.
Pile, Jamea L. filth and Fox Brotiieis, hav
ing thereon erected a iw-ury frame dwell
ing bouse, with a onr-story annex, a new sla
hl and other outbuildings, with the sppur-
leiiaiictii.
laken in execution and to be .old as the
proiwrty of C. 1. W ov, at the suit of J nines U.
stiller.
ALSO
AM the ri-ht title, Intere-t, claim snd do
msnd of W. if. tUrron, of, Iu and to all Ihnt
certain tra-t of land kituxte in Mi,t I trnt k
iowuliip, -Homers, i county. Ia , roiilaiuing
Jsn'4 acre-, more or !, iiiljoiniu IhihIh uf
IVnrosa Wolf, Roiia H.n-lisi.-tlt r. The Cre
cent l.utnher CompHny. J. 11. Milii-r, ISurll
ilocbstetier and others, having then-ou erect
ed a ooe-story plunk housi, and log atabte,
with the appurUTJuncr.
TaXen iu exeeutlon and to be sold as the
Property of W. H. BarroU. at lhe suit of U.
M. Uwnun's u-e.
A LSO
All the rlftit, till-, ln:-nt, cliilm and de
mand of I'linrlin W. Ks'hpr, of. in aud In a
ct-ruiin lot or piece of ground situate in Mt-y-erwtle
horougii, autnrrset county. la . locat
ed ou the corin-r of Kourth atn--t and Kali-
rMil street, mi l known and numlieretl In lhe
rWli'ynurVfr lo saw borou-'h aa l)t Nos.
3sl anil 0;O.t lota bning bounl-l on the
north by lot No. Miutii by Kourth Mtrwt,
K-ist by Roiroad mns-t, w.t by Kilae Alley,
fronting on KaijroaJ tv,-t uj extending
west to Kiilge Alley, hsving thersin erwlsl a
tw.j-ury Irame, aliiiwie ruof dnrelling liouso
and a ahtsl.
X'iuen in exeruliou aud t be sold as the
prs-rty of t li.irl W . Kociier, at the suit of
John T. Itavt-nscrafi. and Theixlorv liaens
crafl. ALSO
AU ths rlcht. titl". Interest, claim and d-
maud of Jav4b Y. I4s-ker. of. In and to a cer
tain tm'-i of land oltuale tit Krothcrsvalley
lownshin. .Hoiurs-t count v. i'a.. t-onUiniiii:
clghl ( acr.-s inoro or les", adjoining Uuds of
Khntioi llor, IVt.-r H.o-r. William li?r
nd Plt-r lUnor. havint; iIicik.h crectt-d a
two-story rrjmt llounn-r null, dwell 11c hmise.
h'Ij'p und oiin-r outbuilding with the up-
lnn.niiniH.
lalo-n In ex'uiion sn1 to be sold ns th"
property of Jacob Y. ft-fker, at the suit of
Mary Bittncr, furuierly -Mary Becker.
-Terms :
NOTICE I1 per-tons pun-haine at the
above sale will please Uk notice tuat 10 per
cent, of the purchae in-my inu.-t le piii-i
wneu pnijs-riy is anocKeti uowa; imirwine i(
will ag.tiu be expoKe.1 Ui sile al lhe risk ol the
nrsl purchaser. The resi-lueof lhe puivh-.tv
money must be paid on or liefcre the day of
c'lutlrmHlion, vi : Thursday, Man-li 2, Kv.
No deed will lw acknowie-Ut.-d until the pur
chase money I. paid in full
M. H. HARTZFLL,
Sherirt'. Oitli-e, sue iff.
.Somerset, Pa.
Assign's Sola
OF
the Court of Common Pleas of ssimerset coun
ty, P.i.. to the uiid.-rsiune,! ain -e of Jjivid
J. Phiilippl and M inlia K. Pt illippl. nis wile,
of thetajt-ouzn of Casetuian, directed!, there
will be expoted to puoile ouu-ry on the preiu-
aes, on
THURSDAY, FEB. 23. 1899,
At I o'clock. P M.,
be f illowini; d'-scribed real estate, viz :
No. 1. A v-riaia lot of icrouad suu-te la
he borough of Ctsset!H.in. county of rtoiuer-
ael, know. i and nunioereJ oil the avricral
pian oi auia lown as 101 . iu; ait, the
western half of lol No. Ml i i an.d bor-airh.
upon which lots are erected a twt-Ury frame
dwelling houe, bsnk baru and other uu
In. Minus.
o. i. i wentyone lots of grouud situate
the borough alor.-sai 1, known and num
erel on the Keneral plan of Ktld towu as lots
Nos. 2s, I ti, im, io., it i, i in, u7, i i; iatL
1117, ins, isc, iti, ,ti' ;t, aoL.iiV.w .tc.
N.x 3. A cert tin piece or parcel of land ait-
u lie in I'pper Turkeydsit lowiMhiis S-nnerset
county. I'a , adjoining lands of W. ri. Harah'a
heirs and John in. coal.uninf J) acrea
more or less.
No. 4. A certain pi'-c or par.-! of ln I tt-
ute as aforesaid, ailjoinin lands of Adam
C. Lepiey, Jacon Hoii-r-iler and Samuel
l'iiiisoii, con: lining I acres more 'r lea-t.
No . A ceriaiu plot or pared of lanj Sit-
uite aa aloreat:,!, adj Hiilne lands of Levi
Weuil-r, John i.iphurt and Jdoses Llphart,
coiUiuiuj ao out a m-r
. o. o. A certain jnce or pr-el of arid sit
uate us Hforeat d, a tj nnlii; lands of John
i.inhart. sii'oon ShaiK. the pumlc nid and
tui'l N. J aa above described, otitaiuinj
about V acres.
Terms:
Ton per cent, of the purch iae money to be
paid ou day of aale, the balance of purchase
money ou or before confirm tlion of sale.
JACUH K t.r.UHAKII.
Asaivnee of lUvi 1 J. Philiippiaud wife.
Fred W. Hi.-a-ker, Attorney.
.Store For Sale.
I offer for aale mv entire stork of merchan
dise, consioimc of Iry (,hIh, Nolioua, in
ceries. etc. Ter:n4 vry rerM)natilc. Apt ore
wihtne to emriiire In the business wiil rind
his a rare opportunity. The hs-ai'on ia oue
of the best in the town. (iss1 storeroom, w-ll
limited, -wareroom untl a o. I cellar. or
further information call on orddre.
W. II. H. BAKKR,
Kockwood, Pa.
If you want to get the great
est value iu good useful goods
you ever did, send for samples
and see what splendid Dress
Goodj and Silks lcin closed
out
Odd ard surplus lines at
prices that don't near touch
what the goods cost ns.
Dress Goods Novelties
and Plain Mixtures loc, 2oc,
35c, 50c.
Silks 50c, 6oc, 75c includ
ing lots of fine evening silks.
Broken lines but good
goods choiconess alwavs a
feature here.
When you see the styles und
qualities, and let the goods
prove what we say, you'll
want to buy in your pocket
book's interest and all who
are buyers will get money's
worth such as never before
beard of.
It'3 worth prompt attention.
BOGGS & BUHL,
DEPARTMENT X"
Allegheny, Pa.
c
Anr t it bJLUii
OF
Vahnbk Heal Estats !
f!v virueof an order i-sued out ni the Or
rh.r,ni' o-.i rl of inicru l ciHinty, IV iin..l.
Iiia. to its uirwtej, wo will elpoae al puLIic
aaie, ou
Thursday, rbruary 23, J33,
At I o't'otk. P. M.,
t-tc f t-:itv!iuo, late of Lni'Tla l-ttUi,
No. I. AU lht rrrtnln ftxrn or trnfl of
1ho1 KituHVe In Lincln townsi ip. oio-ri
c-unty, I , h.ijflnlnir Un-Uol WillUtn Bn
btiktr. t-mul iYirobflld. JMiHh NhufVr,
i. Bunr, A. V- Vi'orly ari l trwt Ntx
2. b-low. routining I U rr, nire or
ha vine thrim 1 1 ? 1 ul I vi-vtory
umik liu",i:ntl Utnk Imin ku1 bT Mtt-
watr, atKul IJT irr rl'rt-tl n.i n ?mm1 rut
tvtion. haianrt Md linitu r. t n lai tirtu
U a Kxi MisrHT riup, aai mx! lim quarry
n 1 c)ul XtAiik o',wu.
No. A cvMjiin Crnortnrt of UnJ itu
mte In lMncoin Uw nhip Rfn-iO. atluiintrf
tract No. I, RlHf, likti'f of A. O WftrUy, W.
i. Osjlinc. Uglify h?Tcr anil ViH;m Bni
littr, nuiimioirix' arrs imre or I buv-
htuc, txim mtv nxhrr ouLimiMirg, witu
IT'Xxl orrbanl and atHim1aice of wat-r,
n Umt rclerr. IwtUinr In tlrutwr
Int ifn farm U a good ujrar camp, lime autl
Terms:
One-third, after th piynient of det-ta and
expemtea to muHlu n lieu ou the prvmie,ihe
inleresl thereof to bo pH""! annual.; U the
widow of l:il n.llne, dee d, dunnic her lie
tune, and at her dealti the principal Ui be pi i I
to the !cl heirt ol wid deo- teut . one-third
of llie reiiuilmh-r at coittlruintion of sale, and
the oalaiee in two ihiu ii animal paymenta
Wi'hout Ir.leresl.
Ten P"r s-nL os the purchase money to bo
putu a ucu property u auicsrd aowi.
W. O. (Hil.IN K,
Yi. H. PEKNKK.
1 nistees.
pusli: SAL2
Vahabh Rsal Estate!
By virtue of an onW of in.M out of
the rpKnr i mrt ff ?MnH ict eminty. i'a.,
Ui lhe uiiderl;;ii (Imvtetl. I tierce wiH lx e-
MMitil lo Mule by puliic outcry, on the pn un-
3M H, OU
Saturday, February 18, 1899,
at I o'clock P. M.,
the following described mil estate, Lite the
property of Klias iluust, d-v'd:
All that certain lol of e round ultu tte iu the
Isirotii;!! of t'lstna, ismersel county. Pa.,
frounna; on Para street ST1, f el. mi i extend
ing hj' i of etUHl whlth 1 feet to Cellar al
ley on the north, bounded by lot of Alexan
der Nrdrow on the ast. on be west bv Para
stre,-t aud lot of Mrs. Johii Younkin, bavlnic
thereon erected a Irani" dwehini; house, wait
onmaker shops ainoke houar and other ou l-
uuiiuings.
Terms:
2il per cent. ff the purchiise money to be
tuld on il.-iy of sale when the property Is
knocked il.un ard tl-.c buhim-.' oa couRrxa
lion of aaie and delivery of deed.
w. u. m i .sr.
AdnilnistraUir and Trustee of Kii.is Mnust.
di-cewx-1.
John K. Scott, Attorney, sjomej-urt, Yx.
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EOISTER-.S NOTICH
Nntic5 Ik hereby aiv, to all pfron eon-
crrn-J ax ljc,t-, cviitn or otnrwiH4.ii)i
nl tlil itie fu.tue will be prv-nuI Ur vrm-
nrniaiiTi na llow;nt(-e mImii i frphanv Court
to be hWi al Soa.'THrl. ou
Wednesday, March I, 1399:
Firstand Qnal accnuntof J. B. Plvelv and
F. E. Ankeny, administrators of JonaLliao
Khonds.'dec'd.
The account of John K. Rolnun end Jncob
M. Knepper, executors of Ju.ob Keiniau.
dee'd.
Ac-ount of In-ln I. Crouer, administrator
of John U. t'roncr, decd.
First and filial ai-count of John Younkin,
administratoraud trusteo of l-reeirian Youn
kin, dee'd.
First and final aeennnt of D. V. Kuhlinua.
fiianli.ui of H.i and Koss Ieoimrtl.
First and Una! account of John Hcirver, ad
DilnistRtlor of Nancy ioHiniiier, dec'.
Tbe account of M. H. Boucher, adminititra
torof Aamu Boucher, dee d.
First and final account of Alice Hpeicicr,
administratrix of Henry ipeicher,dec'd.
The icoHinl of Micnael M. stmuiia, admin
istrator of -Multi ia nnaulls, dee'd.
Find and Un;il account of A. C Holbert,
K . administrator and trustee of Josiah F.
ilt-chy, ds.' d.
First and Onul account of W. A. Bird, ad
ministrator of Arehliatld Kird. dis-'-l
Ai-count of A. L Miller, adiiuiiisirs'or and
trustee lorthe sole of the real extat-.' f G. L.
Miller, dee'd.
First and final account of Tohia 8. Fisher,
fcofe execu'or of KcfusC. Landis, d-v'd.
First and Ilnal ai-connt of H. L. K'r, Esi ,
truster for the xale ol c. rtuin reui estate ol
John 1L Benfonl, d.-e'd.
First and fin! account of Oeonre W. Col
lin, administrator of tieor.e Kiv r. d,w'd.
First an t rinnl account of H. H Keiu. ad
ministrator and trustee of Daniel O. K-iu,
dcrd
isoinerav Y , JAMES M. O s. R,
"-Hi. 1, f9.
ld-is:er.
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UIAKTEU NOTICE
Notice ia hereby riven that an application
will be in.ide to The Oovemor of the ,siMte of
Pennsylvania ol rhurdy, the '11 day of
Fehru rv A. I) Is. bvH. V. Bcrwind, r!. I..
Meyers, Thorn is Fisher. V. A. t'nt and J. S.
ruuii'jt'liani. under an Act of Asseinhly of
the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania entitled
"An Act U provide tor the incorporation and
r-ulation of certain corporation.' approvctl
Apni a. 1st, and th supplements thereto,
for lhe charter of an Intended corp-iration to
be called "The Windlier Kle-tric i''iiiijwny."
the character and objst whcrtsf is for tne
fmrrof supplvtnif liirht. heat and isiwer
i electiictty to the public, Ac. in Paint town
ship. Somerset county. Pa., and for this pur
po to have, p-issea and enjoy all the riichta.
iieoeflia and priviletea of the said Act of A
aembly and Its Kupplemciitt
DtVIH f KRF.fW.
COFFKoni A KI PPF.U
swlK-iurs.
UDITOR S NOTICE.
Fjtate of Levi Looi;, dee'd.
Tbeundcrlirnel,appointel by the Orphans
Court, lo ass-ruin advanements If any to.
and debt due from, the heirs and make dis
tribution of the fund in the hands of the ad
mtuist rotors, 14om A. lxii and lntlil Sny
der, tatid a"ii-n thnw leii:y cnlitied
then-to, will alteml to the dutRs of his ap
pointment mi Tuemlay. March 14, !. ul his
office, opiustu- the uca lyinc, in Snnu-ri -t.
W.M. J. BAKU,
Auoih.r.
jXF.CUTOR S NOTICE.
Letters testamentary on the est-ifof Thom
as Price, lateof Walker counl t, "tate of AU
bwiiM, dee'd, for lheadininistratifn f the rn
tnleof the dee d, situate within tn st ita of
Peiinylvanhi. liavinc been granted by lhe
proper authority to pie, lhe exerutor of the
!at will and testament of sid Thoinaa
Price, decmsed. notice 1 h-reby given
to all peissMis indebted lo said estate to make
ImmeiliHte payment, and Ihoae trnviuir coitus
against the aame to present them duly au
thenticated for settlement on Saturday, Fe.
i. lsi. lo my attorney. Hay Hay, at their
otlice in Houierset, la., w ho a re fmiy anitior
ized to act for me in the premi-u-s.
JiksftPH H. MeGriPK.
Executor of tbe will ol Thomas Price, dee'd.
ADMINISTRATORS' NOTICE.
Estate of Ocorge A. 'Table, late of Somerset
township, Somerset county, I'a., dee'd.
I-etten of ailmlntstrailnn on the above
tate baring been cranted to the umlersienett
by the proper authority, noti'-e Is hereby kiv
en lo all persona knowing themseivea Indent
ed to aald estate lo make Tin mediate pnyment
and those havinr claims or demanda airalio,t
tha same to present them duly authenticated
for settlement on Saturday, t ebruary 5 Isjv,
at Geo. I Country m in'a, 1. 'vansvi He, Pa.
K I- tol SIKYMAX,
HIHAM BAI i'WIN.
Ad iiuni-i rators.
JTEGAL NOTICE.
To Isaiah Brant, of Y'ounsstown Ohio; Fllen,
I nt-r married irlth liaTid S. Kector, of Uar-p.-r"
Ferry. West Virginia :
You are hereby notified that In puroiance
of a Writ of Partition Issued out of the or
phans' Court of (Somerset county. I'a., 1 will
hold an inquest on the premiei on the real
estate of M tilda Barron, dee'd, situate in the
village of tVcb harts. In Mi'ford town-hip,
Somerset county. Psl, on Thursday, February
L, when and where you rail attend if
you think proper.
. M. H. HAETZKLL.
Jan. 4, 189. sheriff.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate of El Us Man I, lsteof rrsina borough,
houieraet county. Pa., dee d.
'tetters of administration on the above ro
tate having been granted lo the underaigned
by the proper authority, notice la hereby giv
en to all persona Indebted to said estate to
make Immediate payment and those having
rial ma aralust theaame to prmttit thern duly
autnen'.leated on or befoir Saturday, theiau
day of Feb, lss, at the odice of A. S. Levy, iu
the borough of I'ralna, Pn.
WM. H M A 1ST.
Johu K, Scott, Aduuniatrator.
Alhtrney,
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XECUTORS' NOTICE.
Estate of Mary Seeae, late of Pa'nt township.
Somerset county. Pa., dee'd.
Letters testamentary on tlie above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by
the proper authority, notice la hereby given
to all persona indebted lo said estate to iiiak
Immediate istyiuenl, and luoan tutvlrg riaima
atrainsl Uieaume lo creaent thriu duly au
thenticated tor aelUeaieut to cither of lhe
executors.
VALENTIN F sEESE.
DAVit) s-tEsE.
D. c V, n. Executor.
Uhl's
Clearance
sale
CLOSES
FEB. 15th.
All are cor iially invited to attract my
fiteentb ani.ua Clearance aale and par
ticipate in tbe dtatribuliou cf good Ktxnla
at really reduce! prlcew.
Before making pun baaea it is alwaya
good policy to lock, around and find oat
where 70a ran b best suited in qualities,
atj tea and pricex, therefore yon are inTit
ed to come and exaruiaa and satisfy
yourselves whether it ie best to buy from
me. - I quote
Good fine yard-wide anbl'd muslin. 3c
" Sheeting 4c
Appleton A. ' - "Se
ll) i I'obleacbed Sheeting, IJ to lHo
Good yard-wide bl'd Muslin 4) to 5c
Fruit of the Ioom t 4, tic
Also made np sheets and pillow caees.
Ulue, red and dark faury Calico, 4s
Yard wide Percale, 7c
Shirting, 3 lo fie
Lancaoter tiinghams '
Wov Carjspt C'haiu.w htle It lasts, .TiX:
3 ply Cotton Cariet Chain, " 121c
Light and dark Flannelettes, UP
In Dress Goods
I offer superb qualities In plain and
Novelty Woods at greatly reduced prUss.
In Black Dresi Goods
We show a spleudid line In plain
and fancy weaves suitable for young and
old. Don't fail to see them before mak
ing your pnrcruvw.
I have a larro assortment o'f Satin
Duche, Plain Silks, Fancy Siika, Ac,
suitable for dres.se, waists and dress
triiDiniug to be cloe'.-d oat cheap. -
liieat liargains in Iel Spreads,
Skirts, Ladies Suslin Underneur, etc.
All-wool Country Factory BUukels go
cheap.
COTTON BLANKETS
40c, 50c and $1.00.
There are still soma good things in
Fur Collarettes and Sirf on band that
will be sold at bargain prices.
I am closing out Ladies' and Chil
dren's Wraps at a sacrifice. This is
g'Mid opportunity to get a Cape or a Jack
et at a price that will not seriously de
plete your pocket book.
We ask you to Kxauiine, Inspect
Closely and Deliberately before making
your purchases. I believe yoo will agree
that I am sellicg the best goods at the
lowest prices.
MrsALUhl
XECUTOR S NOTICE.
Estate of John J. M'ilt. hue of Shde town-
ahip, Somerset county. Pa, dec d.
I.etlera ti-stamtnhirv on the above estate
haiue been smnied to the andersiiriied
by the propcrauthoniy. notice is hereby giv
en to all s-rsons indebted to Kiid estate to
make immediate payment, and lhos! having
rltiims Miminl lhe tme lo present ih'-m duly
autheuliciited for puyment.
l.KVI KtalNTZ,
E.t'S-u'or of the list will and testament of
John J. Wilt, dee'd
Col born X t'o.tni. altomeyg for Executor.
YDIUNISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of William Frltx. lateof Brothersval
ley lowuship, rwHfieiset county, I'a., dee'd.
letters of admii-istration on the above es
tate lutvins been amnted lo lhe nndersijrned
by the proper autfioriiy, notice la hereby
euioall prsons indi'btcd to tid e-tte to
make immediate pitymenr., and thtise having
claims axmnst the same 10 present them duly
authenticated on or before isatiirday, Feb. Is,
lsn-i at the kite residence of dece-
5. V. Kltir,
W. 11. KKPIZ,
A-lTiiinistrHtora of William Entz, dee'd.
John IC ftl, Attorney.
SdIGNEEs' NOTICI-
Henry II. Hay and Ida, his wife, of Lincoln
township, Somenwt eoiinty. Pa., bavina mnde
a volunutry astinimMit for the beueni of his
creditor, f all ins pmperty, red aud person
al, to lhe underlined, nolle Is hereby' given
to ail MrM4ts iudebted lo said aaMnor to
m:ike immeduite pnyment. and thise having
chiims nuviiiHt him U prewenl them duly ati
tht n?ie:iul for -ilenieni to the as-it;ne, at
the rest lence of Jhe assignor, on Isaturday.
Keb. II, !. Inlwten the hours of 1 and J
o'clock p m , when and where they will at
tend for lhat purjiose,
1 . ID L. MEYFR-t,
Hay a Hay. EPI1KAIM J. oPEHHEP
Attorneys for Assignee. A.ssijnc4.
J EGAL NOTICE.
T Perry Ion?. of Tma rounty, Iowa: Ellen
Intermarried with Elijah L"hr, residing
in Lohruiwn, All. jtmny county, Md:
You are hereby notilied Ihut in pursuance
of a Writ of Partition issued out of tne Us
hana' Court of Hoineract county. Pa-, I will
lold an iniuel on the premise on the rsal
estate of Michael Lon, deed, situate in Wel
lershuir boroiiKh and -suthampun township,
SUmierset county. Ia., on Friday. Februaiy
li, l--, when and wnereyou can attend If
you think proper.
M H. HARTZELL,
Sheriff's Office. biler-ff.
Jan 4, is -9.
SHERIFF'S SALE!
Fy Tlrtueof Hundnr Writs 0 Fieri Facias,
lued out of the I'ourt of Common Pleas of
sutrnersel county. Pa . lo ina d) rected, there
wiil be exposed 10 ak at tne Court House
In Somerset borough, on
Friday, Feb. 3, 1899,
AT I O'CLOCK P.
the following described real estate, to-wit :
All lhe riifht, title. Interest, claim and de
mnd of Jo-epn L. (Savior, of. In and to the
following described real ewtate via r
Nix 1. A certain Inu't of land situate In
Somerset townstiip. sMuerset couuty, P.,
conlaiuin ls' . acrca. about l-l 1 , j-va clear,
1ml a nee umber, adjoining lands of Harvey
J. Saylor, Henry ..i-iiiao. Wm. H. Miller.
reo. table heirs, Moses HarrLiy and Aaron
tiiuner, having atnut JM sugar ireas to the
premirfa.
No. i, A certain piece or parcel of groaod
situated s aforesaid, conlainlnr one-half an
acre, adjoUiiivg tract No. 1, and bounded by
two public naids, having thereon retl a
twrsotory frame dweliing-housK, stable and
other out huildines, with the appurtenance.
Taken In rin uiiuo and to Le soldtallie
prrperly of Jtmeph L. .Say lor at I be suit of
iiartoara riay lor et al.
ALrtO-
All the rUrht tl'., Interrst, claim and di
niand nf Emma Jdiuialt', of. In. aud W a cer
taiu tirrn or tract of land situate la Cuu
luxu'h towuohi p. Somersei eouniy. Pa., eon
taining IA avn-a, snore or lew, about IS)
acres cler. Ivtlarie limlwr, a-ljoiiiiii.; lauds of
Johnsaio, Eii.aU Klatil. John M..saia,Levi
ik-rkev, John tv. Kaullnu-iii. Adam cjash.
J.eij Kj.Iw t bristiau Blo-Kh and I?lit
B'rkey. having thereon erwtetl a two-tory
Irame u Welti nil -bouse, a new laauk nana, and
other out tuuoins with lhe aiiurteiixiK-ea.
Triken In er-culion and to be suidasibe
propeny of Emma Jiiulaif at tbe suit of
Catharine Kcauu
Terms:
NoTICt-" ranons porchasing at tbe
above uiv will please bike notice that 10 per
cent, ul the piirchaae money nan be paid
vhea properly is kn.s-ked down; oiberwtae It
will seam be eipisved to aule al lb nsk of the
hrt purchaser. Theivsidue of the purcbAa
uoney must be psi- oa or belre tbe laj ol
ronftrmation, via: Thursday, kh Zt,
bts- No deed will oe acknowiedgsd Usui the
purchase money U paid la full.
M. H. H 4RTZFLL.
Bierifl's offlci. fcheriff.
Jan. lh,
Headquarters for
Seasonable Goods.
No taMe !iouIil U without
Evaporated Fruits at this season cf
th?r.-3- Ctil a.i jt-c the he?t
fl:ci?-i Ism t'tr .-liown.
Coffee Department.
Our brain- of Roasted Coffee
have woa an enviaMe reputation.
Call and examine t!ie gnod. W
lake great jnecaiilious iti t!ie jmr
chaic of our Loose Roasted Coffees,
handling cxclusivelv Chase fc San
born's celebrated goods. Give tha
goods a trial.
Our Flour Depaitment
Is always well stocked wiiii
the best brands on the market
TUlsburys Best, Washburn's Best,
King's Best, Porrer's Boss. Vienna,
any of the above brands can always
be had at our Headquarters Store
and delivered to your home free of
charge. We will introduce to iV
trade within the next week our lat
est and newest brand of High
Grade Minnesota Flour,
"The Daisy Best"
and wc wish all our trade to give
it u trial and trust you will Had it a
Daisy" in every particular.
Larjje Shipment of
Lake Herring
now due. All fresh, new pack and
latest catch. These goods are
coming direct from the Lakes, po
fall in line and give us your orders
and we will give you the Best and
Largest Fish at the lowest prices.
This is the season of the year
for Canned Vegetable?) and Fruits.
Our stock is large. Our Assort
ment is the best the market affuids.
Anything you want in this line we
have. Call and see our line.
Our Warehouses
Arc at all times stocked with
all grades of assorted
FEEDS and GRAIN,
OILS, SALT,
HAY and STRAW.
Car of Pure Old Process
Linseed OIL MEAL
Just unloaded and we are able to
offer low prices on this feed.
Fanners should not be without this
celebrated feed. Give it a trial.
Highest market prices paid
for Baled Hay, Straw, Potatoes,
Wheat. Farmers ! Call and see us
before you sell your produce.
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A GRAND
CLIMAX
SALE
From now until February 1st we
propose to offer the n;ost remarka
ble values in Dry Goods, Notions,
etc., that have ever been heard of.
Our entire stock of Dress Goods,
Silks, Velvets, Table Linens, Nap
kins, Towels, LV-d Spreads. Blank
ets, Comforts, Ladies' and Child
ren's Jackets and Capes, Lice Cur
taius, Poitiers, Rugs and Table
Covers, will be cleared out regard
less of cosf .
We will offer great inducements
in Domestics.
Shirting Culicv l V.
COOK
BEEBITS
25 yds bt Calico for ! Mi
2D " 30 inch Clack Sateen, for I
3) Omar Cashmere for 1
'J) " I)res (iingham for 1 M
3 " .T inch fen-ale for 1
" Appleton A. H II Muslin, 1 0
25 " Facolel 4 4 l'rown Muslin, 1 M)
22 Hanover incr B Muslin, 1 00
ZS - 4 4 Gilt Edtfe Bleached " 1 00
'Jo Fleered Outing frr 1 00
25 " Shirtinif for 1 (JO
Shirtings of all kinds at 5, ti and 7 cts.
All the leading makes of bleach
ed Muslin, such 33 Fruit of the
Loom, llasonville, Tonsdale, Hill,
Androscoggin, at 6 cents.
Canton Flannels. Tickings, Cre
tones, Flannels, Bleached and Un
bleached Sheetings at way down
prices.
Our stock of Umbrellas, Kid
Gloves, Ribbons, Corsets, Laces,
Hamburg Edgings, Ladies' and
Children's Underwear, Stockings
and Handkerchiefs at reduced
prices.
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
of all kinds at cost prices.
Low Prices for
Merchandise
COUNTS.
We are goiug to offer exception
ally great Talues which we will
easily prove to all who come to
share ia this value giving feast at
THE NEW STORE OF
Parker & Phillips.
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