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t"ai",r a. c-zi, Fdttor.
May 3. Ie-"J
t -.re; to U tn ?
I II ni or Io
to Mrs. A. E. Oil's
t
oauU You will
:lj f.ir sale. Cali ou
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,i; M. 5:rt. EwkwMd, Fa.
I , v (ijeaanilary condition of
-.js. Sn""'P 18 abroad n
tirnmiuuti should tie
! I
-ei -flit it gaining looinuia m
tr may I sacritied to a sudden
-,n 1; vou uou .
ou band fur the
hbot
f .i. TrMMirr last week
-flurj -"- "
U tM.M miavorui
. .v. of Peuusvlva-
ii. r 'ur '
.,.!1(.,U oftlie claim, of tbat
i 'v .,... iu racing troops tor
,ii,sp".
IT, -Hi "J insuowiiictbeoan-
o.me he sbot tue latter.
,(l v, iu showing the coroner
f i shi tue ownet oftb doc
L i-h ll:- tun suol tbcC oroner.
,u cats, fox ;tiJ miaM
her ciiau: a vv..ij
oj me a. jo....
has leen i
I HI1
Tue niie
. i ,- '..mtilies.
V i,: ids f.r their payment
-v treasurers. u the order of
:i,:i.:-!i"I'ers.
ia.rr""' in latest style Mil
I iiequaied in style, work,
-r are ttie lowest.
y.RS. A. E Vhu
nam! trial on the cbarce of
Keuteti Frant. tj'wwi;
,,:rc- county, shot lnmself
...i.mr of -run. Wednes-
- i -
Mi'
i :1 prolwlily uie. Kcui.u un
1(,T .i.,Ln were arrested ou the
- ,.r.-i. Huruing and re J'ut
t ,..r irta"..
1 . l mi: (ir-'iwor" says the Su-
in ha banded down a decision
1 :-r ntuniutf at Ure is wild
j ..,!-.y I killed byauy one wilh
j . This nipy 1 imrx'rttiut in
1 uud t'Wj wnere people allow
I :-t t. run at larpfc and scratch
ii-;-l:ii- eardenB.
i r-.irauce t" tue liroot!yn Navy
1 ii wedgre hhaped piece of
i-ini- tuw t.i--ipUD : Tken
I" ' " . . : T .... -
- rt-iir! ra-u aiihs:i'ii. i.i
c.miinandnit of tbe
-i. lia- ordered that the word
.ua If iTapd off the rusty
ii. i w.ird for thane times,"
E. H. Bailey, of tb Johahiiwn Hm
crat. -ras an on-lL'tr at yeserday,
Scbovji ri:rectiirs' Cotrtttiou.
VTL.ie oididit vr nrtt cuiuer
ou as Sj IhhiI rirom, t ney wi a in
Kpiououa wrt.o T tb crowd on ue
strpeta yefiterdjjy.
Mr. Jnsej'h H- Weimer and Mm Mar
tha Walker, both, of B.x-kwood, wer
uiiiwed in marriage on April Zlh, by Rev.
T. Kaliiet, of tfial plaue.
MeasleK are prevalent in town au3 dt
cases are deveiopinj; daily. Tbe board of
Health bail placarded very bouse in
bicb the du?e4e has appeared.
Helen 5., tbe fifteen-year-old daucnter
of ex-Couuty Treasurer and Mrs. John
Haiuer, died Mondny afternoon at tbe
boiue of her parent in Hoovers ille. She
bad been ill for several years.
Tbe JobuMown I)eaiocrat feeie called
upon to defend tbe course of Representa
tive Kooiiti sa the Legislature. It waa
ever thus. Mr. Koouii' political alliea
are ul ways in the rank of tbe enemy.
Aiord;nE U the Pitul-uig papers El
mer ("lit!"") Djivw, ho formerly pitch
ed for the iieriin Da Iiaii Club, bas len
BitfoeJ y Manaeer Xirady. rf tbe Si-be-uei5tady,
New York State Ijeua-ue.
The (xtopie of Addtnou n. Iifchip ob
berved Saturday as a boliday ia bouor of
Adtuiral Iewey. A crowd, eatimauJ at
l.iMii a.viemliieJ at Petervljurg in tb si.r
teruooii, where they were eniertaiued
with miwic- and hpeechen.
Couiiuuuion aer ice will be celebrated
in tiie rrideu Lutheran Cburvb at Kfc W
o'clock licit Sunday uiornine, and at
Will Church at the same hour on the
fallowing Sunday. Preparatory services
w ill be conducted at 1.J0 o'clock on the
pre.jedingSaturday uiorniug. on tKith oc
casioiia. Henry Gouder, the Jeuner township
ruai bo bad bia lfcft le amputated after
Wuig carried from his bonte to Memorial
H.n'itl at Johnstown, w 9Uius alone
o.ui well, and hopes are eutertained for
bis Cnal recovery. He withstood tbe
tsi.iuk of tbe ojeratiii t-ett-n than was
iprctfiv.
J?rry Kaufman, recn!y bouorali'y
iwharred fr:in the Fourth Artry Corps
tp?tit Monday and Taosday with Komer-
et friends. IUays he projwwes ktio:k-
ii'C a
THE -LOSSES" MEET.
Pai-Uci'. Kazters ia tits Csaary fiaaiinf
TbaiT AiUiiUoa.
W H AT Till THE H AE TEST 1 Z
A friend from a neifiiborHg towuRbtp
heudu us tbe following with tbeeuare
Uou (.bat as be can not attend tbe Catherine
tbe Hi.ti.LD aend oat of ila staff as his
HubHtitute iu order tbat the proceedings,
which do doubt will tm of a bifbly inter
eating tbar&cter, and the result of wbicb
will be that a number of announued can
didates who are now in the field will he
forced to surrender iheir ambition and
w ithdraw from the contest at tho dicta
tion of tbeoe self coiistitated boaaea, may
be 1 lid before tbe public He aaauraa as
thai not more than two representative
"insurgents" in each precinct have re
ceived tbe circuUr i-tter of hieh the
following is a correct copy, and that the
meeting will be attended only by those
who are euppcated to exerciwe creat po
litical power.
Somkbskt, Pa., April 2(!th, let
IH:rSik:
Altera ool.sultation w ith a or.aibtir of
our Irifii-l U baa been tbouif bl u would
be a ell lor to ooia.par on Tues
day evening next at the uitice f J. A.
iifrkev, , as to political uiattera iu
tnecoooty. Tnat wtli be the dai ol tbe
Kt-UiKil dn txrurs' conveniiou lor tbe elec
tion oi a ciKinty auperintendeou There
will l.e present a reprBeulative eatb'-Ticg
from all over tue county. He nurtli
route. Ooiue to that otbee not latr tban
S o'clock, r.emeicoer tne dat- Tuesd y
evening May ud next.
Verv tru.T yours.
S. A. KeudulL, Cliaa. K. Cook.
S. I", hotter. i J. Uarrwon.
H. K. lirron, J. A. Lambert,
J.i. o'le. 1. J. Horner,
V. H. KiN.ntz, A. t lickey,
F. J. KooMer.
IEATK CF TEI BAL1ET BILL.
4 , y,
iMamaii, publisher of tbe
". iiix-r. un ! .l.uwpb A. and Ld
. vnivers. publishers of the Eveu
,r:, of I iatnon, r, werefteu-
;my a line of $) each and cost
-niti-.m, for publishing a libel
A. A'anvalkeuliergto the efiect
ieft that city in February tiy
.ud trunks in a baggage car.
..J t the recent session of
-future provides for the publica
rr;ird of the aoldiers and sailors
.Li,-y;vriia who served during
- . i, si iain. as kimD by the
,i, ami iniister-out rolls on iiie in
-;.;t!ie Adjutant lienera! of the
: m.k.couuiu their names, resi-
,aie of enrol liuetit and
ra: k, j.roaiiitiiins.
iLf.'raiaUoo a
of dia-
dfttljs. and
nifcv o'oiaiu-
. r. A!idrs n, widow of Coional
, Mar.hattau, Kan., recent'y
a letter from Andrew Carnegie
up permission to have a bronze
me Colonel made by a French
an.! put in one of the free libra
1 the writer of the letter has en-
Wiiuti tr rarnrie was a poor
i m. resources at hin c uniuand
t procure an eduction,
JLiiderHon extended t.i him tbe
liiTirv. Mr. Carnefie row
u. anow Lis appreciation of this
-. j.a-sed at the lat seHsi.in of tbe
Lit- t-aifowers the school cirev
a -i Jistrirt Ui exercise tbe pow-
. rj if health, ia preventing
-ad of iufe-.iijus or conutgious
it reculatiirg itstercourse ith
i piace. prchiiiitic.g the attend
. x jj'..l of cLii.lren residing in
jr- in vbich pers ins are suffericg
.I diseases and entering on any
an J cxauiiuiiipind aatii:g uui
Jetr;;i;el.tal to bwiUh. Tbcy are
: T-.y.rd to ar?';il111 uu atnt, ith
.r.ival of the cxuri, t enforce the
...t!. of the act, his compensation
aid out of tbe school fund.
t L" art "m steamships RpeciaKy
p lor cable laying and for picking
; licing broken cables, says the
Interesting Hcvelatienf From the Legisla
tive lU-eord.
Iu Ibe T-g'slstive l;-ord of April l:h
e t-ud ItsM! tbe bill iniro liied y lp
resewsave S. A. Kendall, eutiilei "An
Act Fixing ibe Salai icsof Cettaiu Otlicra
in the Couniy of Soiiirstit,"' rea "i
length f-.r tbe third time, whereupon I he
following dial tgue., " bich cfle-tual!y
Uut hi oid borne in Coneuiaugh tilled the bill and disclosed tbe insin-
. F.eoord.
. increased to 3i words a minute,
ire ttian that can be seat by means
matic trausniitters now oomiDg
-i Ey duplexing the cables their
. capacity is d iubied. Tbe ori
of f i' a message, which a
I en the f.rsl transatlantic ble.
1 'ti cut d.,n t -cntj a woid
! ' Vmk to London and the oon-
Tur time of tr;iusmi'.ion bas
i . su'-h an extent that during
tit.ago campaigtt a meo-inge was
' ii Washington t the battlefield
-'.i-'.i and an au-er recti i-d iu 1
A inu-Age Tan le Kent to Lou
:ii New York and an answer re
:l ; luinutMw The preseut cost
:;itT:i,e ea' -tw i- t"T.V a Hiiie, and it
. : aicragv S-Z't a lui.e is la.T
". tue lu cjibien ahii'h stretch
i ttie Atlantic ouean 12 are working.
iiSt iiie of s subrcarine cable is
I - vtars.
: -;a: -ii from Little Ya'.'.ey. N. Y.,
i iai Jam Shean, of I'.radl.ird, Pa.,
"Teis.ed there last week for cau hiug
tr-iiiu He pleaded guilty bef.ire a
' the Peace and w a fined f 'XI,
m- paid. Shcan bad beeu visiting
' i :ti Cattaraugus county and while
E rai; a'-ros a rcetnber of a fish and
'..Lfj, bo pulied the wool over the
-y:vauiaii' eyes until be admitted
Le a not going to put back any
; ibat a bat be caught be kf pt.
ie Warden with a warrant for Shean
e&r.-u a arrant went to the house be
T tig at and in the cellar found acy
m of hort trout. Fifteen of them
aUtl itt-U ,re the J usli; a evjden.
"-t y the Fish Wardens ia New
u seething. The incident recalls
. ti.at a section of the Fish Laws
iitiy ivtuia providt that "do per-
-i like for sale acy trout less than
'"u long, or fish iu any waters.
veanv in a hich broc-k trout have
1-nc.r.ed Ly the Fish Coin Oiiaeiun era.
- put'.ic no!i of said L-ianUiiir Las
E vtc, under fJU penalty." A law
r- ly the last Legislature wake
Flab and Game Wardens ex
'- atid impose upon theta the en
iftu of the fiah and game laws,
teruiw Surne bas de-iided toeiam;ne
left in hi baud by tbe late Leg
at Lis leisure. He bas uken tbetn
b l iue Executive M anal on, and
" r r-ts tirne to time he taks tbeiu
' them over aud decides what be
'.'h. Sinoe the lplsla.'ure
township lor several iw
seeks employment. Before tbe war be
was a lKkkeepr for a Johnstown firm.
Mr. I. V. Miller, of Ijiiutrtsville, a
mcuilier of the somor crnsw ol loaiaua
isu.te Normal School, has been elected by
the memlrs of bis class to give the dec
lamation on class day, during commence
ment week. Mr. Miller baa taught for
live rears among the hills of Somerset
... ; 1., A
cojniy. anJ bis many wwiuiiremu"""
fellow-teachers w ill le pleasml to bear ol
lii-t sui-cessi.
Editor James . Hsu, .f the Cam-
a - . . t 1.
bria Freeman, l: eu-lurR. ana nme oiu
( juilil ia ci.itilv, hav a;:
palei from the Aiul,l.rs' rU.ieii..-ni in
e interest of the taxpayer u iue coini-
tv. j be petition was mtsu j
sets forth tbat the County Commissioners
have wrongfully and illerally exjs?nded
public money for employment of extra
clerks, the payment of fees, etc
Governor Sune last week appointed
Dr. J. M. Louther, of this place, a mem
ber or the Sta:e Eclectic Examiuing
Board, vice Dr. M- L, Kuk, of Belle
foute, reruove-L This is a deserved rec
ognition I ir. Jjoumt-rs s.i..,......
a.-Andi:ig among the Eclectic practition
ers of Pennsylvania, and is a compliment
t-iat w id be appreciated by his many
f-iends.
Ir. Harry S. Kimmel has returne-1
fr.itn tbe Markle.lon Sanatorium, w here
l- Lad been forseeral w eeks recupera
ting bis health, and has again resumed
tbarge of his large practice. He'asks us
to c-rrcct a siory that has fen circulate 1
in wvtain quarters regarding bis retire
ment. He declares that be bas never
thought of giving up the practice .t bis
proleaaion. bat, on the other band, is
ready at all times to respand to calls for
bis prof ssional service.
The Ealeock Lumber Company ad
,-ertise elsew here in this issue for ex-
vf-riened wood(nen. at wages running
from fl.4l to S1.53 per day. with board.
This cou.pary ow ns one of the largest
limlr tracts ia the State and they esti
mate that it will require tea years to
place tbe lumber on the market, and the
mi-Is w ill le kept running day and night
in order to complete the work ju tbat
time. Wo jdsaien seekiug steady ein
plryment w t;l do well to btsar this fact in
mini.
Jacob C, Schmutker, aged 54 years,
died at his late residence in Jecner town
ship, on Wed esday, April Za. irom
applexy. new as one of the most en
terpriicg farmers in the county aud was
esteemed by all who learned to know
biia. He was a consistent memlier of tbe
German Baptist Church since early man
hood. His widow, three daughters and
two eons anrvive, vix: Mr. Samuel
Lambert and Mis Jennie, of J jbnstow n;
Miss Bertha, who resides at home; Christ
cerit v of its author, took place :
"Mr. Fow. Mr. Speaker. I would like
to know whether the constitutional re
quirement that Ibis a.-t should be ad
vertised and the proof le tied w ith the
clerk wer done iu this case.
"The Speaker. Tbe clerks w ill ascer
tain from tbe reor.ts wueiner ms ir
quiremen of the law Lave len com
plied witli.
Mr. Fow. Mr. Speaaer, 1 woula tike
to ask thi gentleman from Somerset n
he filed ii this House proof of publica
tion.
"Mr. Kudal!. Mr. Speaker. 1 have
Il .l. I Ili'iVe y.'U, M r. un-
further consideration of this bid be post
poned f t he present.
"The q iestirn lcing:
"Will tbe House agree to tbe motion ?"
"It wa;i agreed to."
Tbe above is scant comfort U the hun
dreds of Mr. Kendall's constituents w ho
have l!a seeking to have the eils
growing out of tue ttrevisb tee system
corrected, and w bo petitioned him aud
bis colleague, Mr. Koontx, to use their
best efforts to eecure legislation to that
end.
Neither of our representatives we take
i - .ir
it aiii attempt to excuse nimscn
ih t.lfti. that he was ignorant of
couslitut ional requirement.
Tne vers of tbe onnty were told that
they would ln banefiU-4 by sending a
lawyer to represent thsin at Harrisburg.
Aler iticbt.
E;jbt S;.ps Fo-oi IHa4 Viat m FUtoI 111
iaau (rata.
Tbe resi.bf.it f the littie town- ft
fcll5nsville wxre startled by a terribie
rana-i n iphs M'udjy afienesm. iSb'rt!y
aruar four o'clock the Isxly of Homer Sipe,
tbe lifteen-year-)id son of merrhaut
William P. Sipe, w as found on tbe public
highway about twenty rods from bis faUj
er's store. A pistol, witboue chamber
empty, was lying by his side and a small
hole io tbe centre of bis forehead, from
wbiih tbe Llwd slowly oozed, toll boa
be load met his death. The body waa
w arm w hen foo nd.and everything went to
ndicat-e tbat be had died w itbotit a
struggle.
Homer bad been abont the store as
usual during tbe uiorniug and afternoon,
and was apparently in excellent spli its.
At four o'clock be walked out and a few,
minutes afterwards bis father was start
bid by tbe report of a pistol. He knew
that bis son owned a revolver and be had
frequently charged bim not u carry it,
pointing out tbe possible danger that
might result from bis persisting iu doing
ao, Bef.ire the rep;rt bad died in bis
ears Mr. Sipe started to look for bis boy,
and following tbe course of the aouud,
walked to tbe brow- or tbe kill east of
tbe town, w here be found bis lady in the
road.
Mr. Sipe was unable to realize tbat bis
son w as dead and raising his lifeless bead
in bis arms called npoa bim to speak and
assure him tbat be was stitl alive, only
a few minutes passed before a few of the
neigh tiors, w ho had been attracted first
by the rejKrt or the pistol andx few min
utes later by the agnaizing pleading or
tbe father to bis boy to sieak, were upon
the scene, aud they gently impressed
upon tbe mind of the heart-broken pa
rent the fact tbat bis boy bad passed be
yond human aid.
The lifeless body was gently borne to
the reid ucecf the grief-stricken parents.
Mi. Stpe preceding tase who carried it.
in orJer thai be mifbt break tbe terrible
new t his wife. M rs. Sipe, it is report
ed, swooned and biinle i w ben tbe terri
ble news was broken to ber.
It is not know n hw the tragedy oc
curred but there are good reasons to be
lieve that tbe young man's untimely
death is aoothex sacrifice to lie added to
the long lift of misguidod youths who
consider it manly to carry a deadly
weapon.
The dead boy wa a fine looking young
fellow, and bis genial manners aud hap
py disposition c-.imbiued to make bim
a geunral favorite in tbe community in
w hich be lived. His untimely death will
be mourned by all w ho knew him.
ELMER e. nuns
is-Eltctf-a Canst? Easer:nteilrat ty a
EaaaiBiaut Vat of tut Scbscl
Director.
THE CUHYIjrriOS WLLL 1TTLS3ED.
Cunty Sui-erinlecdeiit E!mr E. Pritts
was re-elected superintendent of the pub
lic schools of Somerset oouuty for the en
suing three years at the triennial oonven
tion of School 1'irectors In Id yesterday
-after nu.iu la the court bouso. His w
the only Xiame presented for the plae,
and aXust be oad baeu nnaaiuioniy elect
ed by the rireora present, the Chair
man called lUa roll, and fiery Director
answered "Pritts." This w as done in or
der to comply with "iie lefislatlve re-
qoirement. Tbe basil .ess of ".be conven
tion was transacted fa less tiiao thirty
minat-e.
Tbe convention organized by electing
F. J. Kooser, E-q, chairman. John C.
Gnagey, secretary, and J. B. Iumlaald
and E. O. Leonard, tellers. Kev. Hass
ler, of Elk Lick, nooiiiiated E. E. Priua
f.r County SnjwrinieiidonL S. C Hart
ley, of Meversdale, seconded the nomin
ation. Tj quoKti.m was put and carried
as stansd above.
Iireaor iKHigberty suggested that the
members of the convention would lie
pleased to hear from Superintendent
Priua. Mr. Pritts came forward and .ex
pressed bis thanks to the Directors for tbe
honor they bad conferred upon bim and
asked their active oo operation in carry
ing forward the work of education during
the coming three years. He was gener
ously applauded when be resumed bis
seal.
Rev. nasal er urged the directors to at
tend the annual Directors' Convention,
assuring them tbat the cause of education
would be advanced by their djing so.
The convention then adjourned.
Superintend ent Prills K to le congratu
lated upon bis unanimous re-flection, a
c:Mup!imen-. that be can ntH fail to sr
predate, "and one tbat w ill cntrage bim
to enter npou tbe disrharg ol ins official
duties with renewed zal.
ffi)
m MS
Baking Powder
' lMac3; irora pure
cream cf tartar.
Safeguards the food
against alum.
Alom biking pow-im irz tb freatest
isezt to nr.rh oi ttx procot eay.
Krs. Cohan Camtsg.
Mrs. Lou Cohen, tbe populitr Johns
town Milliner will be at tbe Somerset
House, on Tuesday and Wednesday, May
loth and liih, with a full line of stylish
millinery.
oa
the
The speed of tranemis- & aud Urillh bo are well-known young
t .
farmers of Jenner township.
A pulling contest in which two traction
eDgiues and eight draft horses engaged
recentlv came off at tho farm cf John
Biesecker, in Jecner uw nship. w hen the
horses won with ease. Mr. Qiasecker
w ished i re;laim a trad of sw amp land
by means of lil din bing. and in order
to do so secured two iracuou eueinois
lut tbes e iiii s els w-reu liable to move
the four iucb iron lail. paeM twenty
four inches tsdow tbe aurfafle of the a-41.
He then sent U S..meret fr Mr. luinel
Keiier and bis eight draft kocses. w hen
the b .rses, having Us-n Unglil t' p-"il
t--glLir at tbe word of c.mmand, w alk
ed away with tbe work, d!.im 2..ft
rode in lass thaa two days.
A very pretty home wedding, aolem-iilz-d
at half past one o'clock lat Thurs
day afternoon, wa that of Miss Elira
E'.izaiiHth Baer, daughter of Hon. end
Mr. William J. Baer. to Dr. Bxlrt id-
Kurst. of lsk Haven, Pa. Tbe
impressive ceremony of tbe Belormed
Church was used. P.ev. Hiram Kingoffi-
cialii.g. M if Hallie i-lc, a niece of ibe
b-ide, was maid of honor, and Mr. John
rnrs a brother of the rroour,. was best
man. The guests included only tbe fam
ilies of the bride and grootn, an-i a very
fw of the former's intimate friends. Tte
Dis-tor and bis bride left at 2:12 o'clock
for OM Poiat C-imfort, wbere thy will
remain for a few davs before going to
Lock Haven, their iuture borne.
Dewey Day was generally oliserved by
tbe people of Somerset. Nearly every
rideijcr and busine bouse ia tow n w as
dec iraied iu honor of the great Admiral's
viiiorr at Vlanila. At 7 o'clock in tbe
evening a small squad from Company I
F.ftb Ecgiaient, and another from K. P.
Cammins Post. J. A. Ii.bea.led ty tbe
S Hutrset Drum Cjrp, paraded through
tbe principal street, bringing up at the
court bouse, s bvrc a crowd of three or
four hundred teonie bad gathered. Tbe
principal address was delivered by A. W.
Knepper, who was warmly applauded
when be declared tbat the L"giIatme
bad passed a resolution setting tbe day
aside as Ilewey Day, but tbat Dewey bad
made the day, aud tbe patriotic people of
Pennsylvania would have celebrated it
regardless of legislative resolution.
line of the Spaniards most severely
hurt by tbe result of tbe war is tbe Duke
i
Tbs Tttlk Penntylvania.
Tbe Tenth Pennsylvania Begiment. in
sen ice in the Philippines, i ouninauijed
by Ca.louel A. Ij. Haw kins, a veteran who
saw four yeais of service in tbe civil war
in tbe Army f the Potomac and the
Armv of tbe Cunilrland. Tbe Tenth is
the onlv Pennsylvania regiment which
has seen serious fighting service since the
toinfiino- of the Spanish w ar. It has
maintained tbe reputation of the Com
monwealth on tbe other side of tbe earth
and eart.ed nrqaalif.ed commendation
from offii-e.-s in the regular sen ice, says
the Philadelphia Becori. Wl.y is il tben
when botiors are to 1 distributed there
is no reooguiiion of ibe gallant Tenth at
Washington? O .bin and Wiley and Ha-
lings have lea brigadiered; why not
Hawkins? The Teuili Penasyivauia Is
the onlv Eastern regiment tbat bas par-
tifipa'-ei in the operations in Luz n. Tbe
Western troops have bad deserved recog
nition : why ia Pennsylvania passed by?
Presi lent McKinley has this week beca
made coguizant or tbe loyal devotion or
tbe people or this State to bis Adminis
tration. He did not need this new attest
ation of tbe unswerving patriotism of tbe
people of this Commonwealth, but be will
never have a more happy opportunity ol
proving bis appreciation tuan vy umj
recognizing tbe service in tbe beaa oi
Pennsylvaniana who have fully earned
whatever bonor may come ia them,
The 231 Cure.
Mr. B-.ke T. Washing! ia al'ressed a
large aa lieuce ia tbe interss: of the 1 u-
kejee institute at Piiilaalphia las,
Wednesday night. Tbe only reference
be made to the ;e-rgia lynching was in
tbe introduction of b:s address when be
said :
"In the intere-it of tbe nnre Tar reach
ing and fun lamffatal work w hich we sre
trying to do at Tuskegce. I shall" refrain
rrin any dirc.rt aad ddiailed discussi ia
of tbe recent outrages ia the south, which
I know are uppermost in your mindand
hearts aul mike a low oir bed ia
salness. Tbe ou!y permanent reineay
for such crimes as have baea recently per
petrate in Oairgia, and the only psrm i-
nent remedy Tor mob violeno.a, is in me
thorough el action or a.l mi pepie ia
tbe south education that shall reach the
bead, the hand, the heart, 'J that in dis
cussing the e.3iiftatioal need of mf pao
plethiaeveuin, arerail ws are consid
ering tbe problem which is fundamental
in tbe salvation of tbe whole south."
Tonag Etgleka'i Death.
Tbe following additional particulars of
the death of lleury Engleka, reported la
last week's H ei: 4 Li are taken rrom the
fieri. u Beit-rd :
Hcury Eugli-.ka, tbe sixteen year-old
son of Mr. aud Mia. Frank Engleka, of
Allegheny tow nship, w as ao weriously in
jured on Sunday last abiut five o'clock
by the contents of a loaded shot gun pass
ing through his right leg that be lived
but five hours thereafter. The load
struck tbe Inch jjst atove the knee.
severing it entirely wilb the exception of
a little of the skin oa one side, and shat
tering the b.ns of the thigh so tbat they
were nothing buta mass of splinters. The
blood rushed ia torrents from the dis
sected arteries, soon reducing the victim
to next to a pulseless condition. Dr.
Oarey was hastily seut for aud arrived at
tbe Engleka home at about eight o'clock
tiut found the boy too redaoad to respond
to any attempt to tiring ao-iut a re-aion
of the vstem.
Just bow tbe l.iad came to l discharg
ed from the gun at tbe U;ne and the man
ner ia which it did oo one seems to bi
.Ia to cive a e!wir account. hat is
known is that Henry and a n eigs wn n
lad. William Hosteller, bad run out ol
tbe bonse with tbe gua fr the purpose
or shooting a hawk which had l-n
steal ins- tbe chicken. About foly Ivt
fnMU the bouse is w here theavidcnt bap
pened. It is supposed that Will bad tbe
g'.in and w hile holding it muzzie slanting
d iwnward and looking f r tbe hawk tbe
load went off. Neiliier Will, who ii
neatly beartbrcken over tbe aCair. nor
Henry, who was able to talk until near
bis dath, sec.med ti be able to tell pist
how it bappene-.L The boy i4 a bi ijiht
voaug fellow, the sec-.n i wn of the faui
ly, and tho parents are nearly distracted
at hU untimely and distressing tekir.g o.T.
Eadermaa Tbropp.
The lill suit of Kitfus C Haderman
against Joseph E. Tbropp w as again con
tinued on Tuesday morning.
Shortly after the opening of court, Mr.
Reynolds, on of Mr. Thropp's counsel
addressed tbe Court aad stated that
much as be regretted it be was obliged to
ask for theconlimiaui-e of tbe case on ac
couutor the serious illness ol Mr. Tbropp.
He then ailed Drs. E. J. Miller and W.
P. S. lK-ury, w ho, a;i:r i.eaig korn, tes
tified that Mr. Tbropp was suffering from
iiervisis pront-ration, with a teniiency
toward paralysis and iu danger of total
c'liiapsa. Tbey statea trial Mr. i nropp
bad told them tbat be bad been under
the care of a Philadelphia physician for
several weeks and bad come to Everett
against their protest.
Mr. Jordan, counsel for Mr. Haderman,
strongly resisted tbe continuance, urging
tbat the case bad gone over on several oc
casions and should now lie tried and to
arup!ih this be said be would agree to
to Everett after tbe testimony of the
piainttlf bad closed, at a time w hen Mr.
Tbropp could be interrogated on any
branch of Ibe plaintiff's case, and take
Mr. Thropp's deposition. After some
discussion br the counsel Jude Evans
remarked that tbe ground laid for the
oiulinuau-.'e 2a rue within the rule and be
therefore granted tbe application.
Mr. Tbropp lr.fl Everett Wednesday
Horning and returned to Philadelphia.
s'.rtdford Imjuirer.
Brink Graia-0
cfter you have concluded that Ji ought
not to drink cot'ee. It is not a medi ine
Out dis"tors order it, Iwsrause it is health
iul. invigoraiinr and appetizing. It r
uade Inim pure grains and bas tnat neb
eal brow u c. lor ami tastes like the fin
est grades of coffe and costs aUcat 1 as
much, t budren like it and thrive on it
because it is a genuine food drink con
tention nothing but noiirtsh'uent. Ask
vour grocer I r Crain-i. tbe rpw io."j
drink. loaudKt.
IZIE55E TIxtBEa TKiCTS
and
pju in ofis.'t. its receivej iroin me
j . 'SI 1 1 U i.oi IIM.I7U. j-... ...... v. -'
of Veragua, a lineal descendant of Col -
br ha. n uken adi n on any j uuibas who was a prominent visitor to
- u- luaicalfcj wtial action lis Ltat e.Hintrv uring ins i,iiuTiiuiau i. -
i
'Lrkl-r tb( iverrnr La.1 a short talk
. tue Kiait", financial o!li.r eoocera- ' SM ' a year, w bleb was charged on tbe
-!'t'eei.iieexpsiftd under tbe new J Cuban reveuu. and hid for wome huu-
aDd i; was cujnured 'drt-l.of y ear ben pai l to tbe ttipre-ea-that.
havi..i r .uer ihronvh ! l.'iiMnf llw rreat dissi erer's laiwily.
tlx-getiera! law, be n.iw bis taken 1 TLe Spanish I'-e viumi"sioner en
appropriation biiis. Tbete is oo 1 dro-ed. I sit wiUi-sil sue ws to persuade
the foiled State to assume tbe payment
of this pension, w hicb was ri-grdl a
oermanen. or com mate il f.r a lump
sum. This leaves lis Duke "on bi
uppers." tfngh be has recent! f abow n
auO lent final c.al ability t-t fail f r more
tba iU't o.o a.
' t!
- me . .-vernor is going t- cut
"f tbe appnriatiiKik, and it is to
"1 tnat ouuide i.f tb p j'jli J acbooi
1 '-ut a Hi n , pur-. c!,arn 0f i.be
"tciauons f,r Xarnsa! acboo!, as
T ad cf the lauer a rep jrti to be
raiiitg
l?eanylTaJvia S. E- Extursinna.
Reduced Rites Ut Lancaster via rnnsji-
TtpTYL account Koigbls cl
Golden Eagle Parade.
Ca aocojnt of tbe parade of tbe KnigbU
of the Golden Eagle at Lancaster, ra
May 9. the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany has arranged to sell excursion tick
et, fv, .... 1! sta-Jons on its lines ia tbe
State of Pecnsvlvauia, to Lantster and
return, at rate of single fare for the round
triii. minimum rate twenty-live centa.
Tiokeu will I aold on May S anJ 9,
rood to return until Msy 10, inclusive.
t.t, tj..i le valid fr passage on the
Pennsylvania Limited,
Reduced Rates to Harrisburg via Peoo
svlvania Railroad, account Unveiling
Hartrauft Monument.
On account of the unveilingttbe Hart
rauft Monument at Harrisburg. Pa, May
22 tbe Pennsylvania Railroad Company
bas arranged to sell excursion ticket
rrotn all stations on iu line In tbe Slate or
Pennsylvania, to Harrisburg and return.
at rate or single lare lor tue rniiio mr.
minimum rate tweDty-Cre cents. Tick
eta will be s ld on May 10. 11 and 12. and
ill be gad to return until May 13, ia-
clusire. but will not be valid for paasaga
oa the Pennsylvania Limited.
Sbasksyillt XarmaL
Tbe Normal School at Shanks ill will
open May 1. The fourth and nrtb
grades are only included. Tuition Tor tne
fourth grade is four dollars. Tuition for
the fifth grade is five dollars. B arding
can 1 sec'ire-i at low rates. For further
pat licuiara adJresS
PoF. A. O. BtacuT,
Bakcrsville. Pa.
Basgbt ly H. C. Hntton ia Fayette
Somerset Counties.
Tbe largest lumber deal that bas le a
completed in thii section of the country
ror many years aud proliably for all time,
sava the Connellsville Courier, waa con
summated a few days ago by H. C. Has-
ton,tbe well-known lumler dealer of tbi-t
place, and eastern capitalists and brm.
embracing the Pbil-deiphia ttl Compnry
aud other xncerns of prominence. The
l1 v.onir.l an inestimable amount of
hard work aud careful investigation,
cause of the mixit-g of interciU in tracts
transferred, embracing in all almost I'.UO
a.-TM if the tiuest timVr lati.l iu tbe
country.
.Huston's purchases are in two tracts.
Tbe largest and ro.sst valuable is kiow n
as the Pea Vine Flat. This lies on
eist side of the Youghigheny river,
the vicinity of Iudlan creek aad on
is ttie finest w hit oak timler in the Uni
ii iusl States. The second sectk n
of tbe tract on the cast bauk or tbe Yough-
iogheny river embraces w bat is know n as
the P.iT.lsr Hollow tract, containing
a'-res, and ibe third section embraces tbe
1 :!' tract or 2.i" acres. In the w hole tr t
on tbe cast side of tbe river there are
acres.
On the w est side of tbe Youghiogbei j
riier Huston rurchasotl L13." acres. The
timber on this tract is almost identical
with that on the east side of the stream.
principally white oak, red oak, walnut
and poplar. The white oak is 'sed prin
cipally in trestle and car building, and
tbe red oak and poplar go to tbe eastern
market- In addition to the two tracts in
the vicinity of Indian creek Huston pur
chased tbe plants and lands of tbe Mark
letoo Lumber Company, one of the large
mountain concerns. Tbe tract of timber
there embrace 4,000 acres, and is covered
ita timber such as is on tbe Indian creek
lands, though probably not quite so vain
able. On tbe Markletoa tract there U a
railroad seven miles long and two f.ne
eaw mills. A locomotive and cars go
ith this purchase. This tract adjoins
the Piukertoa tract of Hast.n, which in
elude 5,0 acres, and which has also two
mills, a steam locomotive aad 1 J miles of
railroad.
The third tract purchase! by Huston
- 1 .M ... m
em traces a large piece oi isuu
FrieudavHle, Md., on which are tbe finest
spruce trees to be found in tbe Alieghe-
nies. In this deal 2,2 acres are invnlr
ed, making the total new lands acquired
bv Huston S.405 acre. Added to tbe h,k
acres at Pinkerton, tbe 4i0 acres which
Huston owns at Norris crowaing, tbe lands
and mill at Obiopyle, which ara being
worked, tbe ft.resu and plants employ 350
men. Tbe season is particularly active at
this time, the many bridges under oon
strucuou, aud tbe active building opera
tions in all parts or the country furnish
ineTeay market for all good lumber.
There are some acre worked off in tbe
tract at Pinkerton and at Obiopyle and
Norris Siding, but tbe tract at Indian
creek is particularly untouched by the
woodman's axe. The tendency is for
lumber to increase in price as time goea
by, and it will not be very long till Penn
sylvania, or tbe w estern part at least, wiu
have a crying need for timber.
Dc&th of Dr. Btachlry.
Dr. I'rias M. Boachley, the oiljst resi
dent physician ol Meyersdale, died Wed
nesday. He was lbs oi lest resident of the
town w ho had reside 1 there continuous!!
since bU birth in isjs1 He practiced med
icinefor more than half a century, lie is
survived b? bis wife and six children:
Mrs.U.J. Masters, Everett, Pa; Mrs. H.M
Berkley. Somerset, Mrs. C. S. Walker,
Clevelaud, O., E. Milton B.acbley and
Misses Grace and Lydia Beacbley, of
Meyersdale. One son Dr. Williaai K
Beacbley died shortly aMer receiving
his meilical dlDioma. Dr. Beachley w as
sou or tbe late luni-l Beacbley, one o(
the pioneer SrttUers orlsversd ile, and
wi a eonsistant m Bin bar of the PfOiir.w
ive liretureii tiurcn, ana one oi me
r.iandrt s oftbit orgiiz ilion. Hswas
Republican u; anlil the formation of the
Prohibitii.n party, si ice when b. had
been an untiring worker f-r tbat cxitsa.
The funeral took pla; Saturday afternoon.
tsa IMS isc I
eo. . arw ?sst.
Deatk ia the Stcrav.
Slkksviu-F. M.w April iS. Tbe latest
detaiia of last nigbl's tiruad i ,bow that
tbe list of kuow n dea 1 bas been raised to
forty-iiias by the identiii.-ation of twenty
four more bodies. As tbe night advanced
tbe Dunilwr of injured w as also consider
ably iuiTessl.
The truaiio w hich brought aiTrh de-
Ktrucuon struck this tow n at L2ti last eveu-
ng w hen most people w ere at supper.
Tbe entire east side of the city was wiped
clean. Over 110 builJirgs, homes and
stores were leveled. A heavy rain fol
lowed tbe cyclone and the debris of tbe
wrecked buildings took fire fu several
places, lighting the way for the rescuers.
Mayor Nooman, w bo has been active in
rescue work, estimates that tbe death list
may reach lti).
The cyclone approrcbed Kirksville
from tbe south, somew h;it west, and miss
ed the heart of tbe city by two or three
blocks.
B-forls frooi the country ili-trM-ts state
hat many fai mers have m "'ere-1 severely
aad tbat sei el lives have been lost oct-
de KuLsvill.
Newton, Sullivan cotintv. shared toe
fate of Kit ks-. iil'j at ths binds of ibe tor
nado.
Days must pass before a complete list of
casualties can lie secured and before tbe
extent of the ,U:urs to property cau be
known.
Kirksville is the county seat of Adiir
county and bas a population estimated at
kL The Stale Normal Scbisd of the
First district and busine svlleges are lo
cated there. The two is best known
through tbe teachings of the American
School of Osteopathy.
Persons at-licled with many diseases
visit Kirksville to be treated aud it was in
tbe stu-it-nU' and patieuts quarters that
the tornado wrought bavoi-.
Tbe path of llietriu was almt ;'atf or
.kiyartls iJe and hardly a dwi-liiu; es-
i"ie.i. Frstne b usfsi w ert lifted from
their foundations and crushed like gg
shells. The more substantial buildings
were partly wrecked and half a hundred
persons at least are homeless.
PARKER&PBILLIPS
ky-ih-West Crner of Diamond.
THE 5M0PP1NQ CENTRE.
Opening
J. H. SfFFORD & CO.
A
Dry G
pets, Oil
of New Spring StOCk i l-t marketa, 1
'3 V : rs ! pn tit will gun:
1 orxm a good sb
ts.A.EUhl.
Special
SALE
Cloths, Window
Mattings, Wall
Taper, &.c.
Our Sprinc 5tock Ia Unequalled.
Our VaIucs Unexcelled.
If j-ou are looking for choice
goods von will find thein here
at the lowest prices.
Carpets.
We give up the entire
second floor of our building to
Carpets and Floor Coverings.
If we occupied the whole page
of this paper we could not give
von s.n adeauate conception of
J 1 a
the extent and variety of our
carpet showing. All new and
choice patterns all grades
from the cheapest Ingrains to
the finest Wiltons,
Wall Paper.
No end of the new de
signs ana coionngs m wan
e . C . .
paper, lovasincss oi a?i jn
ment we add the additional in
ducement of low prices.
Also aa entire new line of
Window Shades,
Oil cloths, trunks
scopes, satchels, ccc,
basement.
Lace Curtains,
Rugs, and Portiers in
endless variety just received.
We ?Low a l'i? line of r.ew
Wash Dress Goods.
We Lave tlit-m al!. I)on"t furgft the
Domestics,
rrints. GingLams, Muslins,
Shirtings, Percales, kz.
An earlj spring boom in La
dies' Tailor-made
5pring Suits,
Jackets Skirt, Silk Waut?, kt.
Entire new line Laces, Gib
bons, Corsets, Handkerchiefs, Stock
ings, Enibrcideries, Pelts, Ac Up-to-date
stock
Gents' Furnishing Good
just received. All at tie Best,
Newest and Clicarest Store ia town.
I of
and quality ia
I'KIL was a month of sunshine and rain; it was also a iilhiOs of prprain.
W 111 liLa fttlMlIskr nmwml ht ftn k twr-!vK ia bec-oniinc fashious t g-rce k
tl l o.IJ.nc scswm. All this nicane roiMiey -suiiie ami tiii is a sersis qiicsts'i
i,. ,,f s.r 1.mi-s aH .Mir Mirm are in close svuira'-Iiy . If buy iie in lb
rsiyins the best jfKida. if pricin lbes e hU at a small inartrm ot
ile you in your srring out cUio. tbeu tt: sti.re tan count eunn-.iwy
share of your trad a.
Naver be lore wr abla to aarva cusXotners w ith ?reior em ieu. y- Oar stot as
i . J . . . . . T-..... . . . . r rt: I '. '
ar niatjjleta. eu:rac!ng asJiperD range oi siyics aosi lyri.ijrr. j.w.-. j
adjusted to the lowest Cenrea.
We are tboroojrhly equipped for tbe anne; season ana are Uai.y crt:iieu VJ iu
ei preswions of appreciatHW beard oa ail sides of tbe elecant c!i-piy of pda l
on sale. w inj: to the demand for new U inirs, we were obi ipsd U jfo to tbe market,
so as to pick up bar-aiua, bought another hue of Crepous, w hich w ill I display i
C4 later tban the latter part of tbe present week. In addition to taes w cn ww
n.any new tbings in Wash Goods, no two alike, by the yard and pattern.
A number of new styles la Waists In addition to large stock we now have o s
band, also lot of new and latest style Silk Waist Patterns.
To be sore we have plenty of Tailor-made Salt and this week we will sell what
we bava left at quite a reduction, aa we need the room tor gjods coming; in. The sa
are not tbe only awJlera, tbe malarial by tbe yard we must have and do sell.
Tbe line of CkevioU, I'overta, Br. Adclotba aud Venetians will lower tbe w ania .sf
be a eraf sii bonier. We bava tbeaa in black aod a full Uoe of uw odors at tb
very lowest t Mo bailway business about our aasarluient of vjualitiBS aud shades.
They rrorwenl the popular idaas frn tba spring fasbioo of lsx A pleasure to anow
Ibeui t. you. W bat w adaili we have and watt ail stsskmi .r trga.oa to tfna
us a chance.
lion't trfet oar VI iilinery rtepartujecL We ax showing a l-eautiiul line and in
ei pensive. Lot or new Sailors just arrived.
tur Carpet. Matting, Kug. Oil Cloth. Curtains, Tortler. Blinds, Suit. Shirt,
Waist, Press Goods, Umbrella, Iloaiery, Glove and Milliuery IevarUnents are all ia
operation and ready for you all.
J. n. Sifford ia slili in tbe east buying. Some very pretty things w ill be shown.
j. h.Si?foSd &C0.
FURNITURE.
values,
tele-
in the
CO -'-'"To cur nianiinoth store
TO -u3 up-to-dte furniture of all kinds.
POrCD ClT U ' .Q Goods are shown as the best
W 1 a lW a a a w --- -
FOR -The style, construction and finish
GOOD :.".:Knough for the rich, cheap" enough fir the r.or.
MONEYved for the purchaser.
SAVING "-To all classes of people.
PR ICES "Are correct.
SUITS:i::That we are pleased to show our customers.
SID E BO ARDS, CH AIR SllUnsi ir passed in price.
ODD FURNITURE;;::.Kind that stays together a lifetime.
V T CARPETS ; ;No charge fur. waste.
C. H. Coffroth.
Car Load Fancj- Selected
White Western
Seed Oats
at unload ed-These oats are of fine
quality, heavy, large ana piump srim
and are especiaUy adapted for seeding.
Grass
( per month and expense ; aid. (ltd
men lor taking order. Steady work.
Apply to the Protective Karscries, Gene
va, Mew York.
Fertilizers f.w all spring crops, ready
for delivery and shipment, prices down
tt tl3 for a tn risvIved Bone. H per
c Available Acid to - for rotato
FfrtilUer. Have Muriate Potash and
Land Plaster.
A. C Davis Somerset, Ta.
S hyMim Prima, Election.
la axrdauce w i.b the rules governing
Republican primary election-. f Sotuer-
set county, the primary election Ibis year
will be beld on
Saturday, Jim 2i, IS?3,
when candidates r.r tbe follow ing issi -
tions w ill be voted Tor :
One person for SberiX
Oae person fcr Protbonotary.
One person for Register A Unorder.
One person for Treasurer.
fine person for Poor I'irector.
Two persons for County Auditor.
Two persons for Ilecate to Stale Cou-
veution.
All persons, duly qnaiified, who are de
sirous of becoming candidates al tbe said
primary election, will be required to reg
ister their nainea with me and otherwise
e imply with the provisions of the party
rule on or before Saturday, Jane oc,
IS 13, the last day on which announce
ments can be received under said ruUs.
II. M. Berkley,
Attkt: Chairman lii-p. to. Loin.
Gko. U. STLt
Secretary.
250
experienced
WOODSMEN
ITMOATOHCE!
SawyeHt ware $1 50 per iy and board.
Ssmttwt, Eimasn aad F.ttorj $1 40 ff iij sad Uard
THERE IS NO
SMALL-POX
AT ASHTOLA.
Of Seasonable Goods
At Low Prices. . .
offer extraorJinirv values
Lawn. Diinhy, Orai.Jie anJ Tique
Shirt Waists of the lulet styles
Prices from 45 cents up.
?;'lciiu!-J values in Ladies anil
Children's Ve.-ts, Sleeveless or with
sleeves, prices iVoia 5 cents up.
A irrcat variety of the best fast
colored Stockings of unequaled
quality. Trices lowest.
Great values 1:1 Vv"!ii;t anl
Colored Lawns. Di.niiios, Or-r in
dies, Chintz. lVrca'.s, Vi j ies. suita
lel for wai-;-. Skills and Suits
prices from oceLts ..
Special Sa'e cf
drtains anJ ?jriier3
this inonlh at l.ariia prices. Lace
Ciiitiii.s fruiti !:.) cents up. Extra
ijMiity 3 12 yard widil: Cu: tains
at f 1 ; per pair.
Special prices i.i all kinds of
Dress Goods.
An elegant line of Silk Umbrel
las and Parasols fT Indies ar.d
Children Pi ices are lo
1 o.Ter .-j-ecial jrrcat values ia
Ladies' Tailor-made Suits ar.d
kirts. Skirts fall lined from Jl.Oit
up. Crash Skirts from 0 cents up.
oods.
Parker & pKimps.
los. Home &, C
0.
Summer Wash Goods.
Or White Goods Kirst. We are salt
ing slacks npon stacks of White Goods
just now, ar.d it's all owir g to tbe low
crices f t:t crsn lh:-m. to sy nouang
of their sj ler.did qi.aliti. Tbe duly
u e ton affoid lb-e low prices is iu
lieine ouriwu iraiorie;H.
At .V a jard Kc and l-; g.-ssls.
int yards Lace Slrijed Ijwns. I'inii
li.ina-l Kicured wisx.-a-At
l."c a yanl JOc gixsls.
White Figured and Corded Piques,
Madras and t'heviotuss.
At i"c a yard and c gool.
bmpie.Hs Wbitt? Pi.j'ies, sma'.l aid
lari;? cords an J lan-y eaes.
No e!l tell yo:i soriiotbng of Col r-
ed Wash ti khIs g.ssls that you will
pre iate Iss-anse they are s-i appropriate
f.ir ll.e kind of weather.
Choitss s'v'.es of .1.; inch drw andkirt-
1-'' rercalejs, pj g.ssl-. 9j a yard.
Fine .Ii ioih Corded Ma iraa Ginghania,
f.ir shirt wais'.s. thiidren's dresss and
men's shirts, 121? a yard.
Iiress Lawns, navy blues and blanks in
na.i ,1esi -ns- also liht crounds ith
pink, light blue and lavender stripes and
!l ral designs, 1-1-- ipiaiities. a yard.
All linen Homespuns for all kinds ol
jaunty outicg costumes, 12rand 1-Vayd.
Samples of course if you isli.
Pittsburg, Pa.
No troulde ta show
Voa are inviu-d local!.
Mrs A E UHL
R
EGISTER o NOTICE
Apply to the
! Babcack La.T.b2r Corrpany,
j Asbtota, Somerset Coanty, Pj.
; May 3, ISO.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Rvv-rtne of Sundry ,''iI" FW-ri Fa'ia.
-i I flu. Fi-n K.ii-u. isuslfal 01 lti- t'ourt
m I'lilulliol if s.:i.. i-: is.uii'v, l' , t
mriiirf-U-(. lis iv w II l-exp.is,-"i V saie al
tiif Conn tb..use, io oiiiersl Isirouwh, oa
WEDNESDAY, MAY 24, '99.
At one o'clock P. M v
ii. f.i'.oM it.n u.-rsTits-J rl stav, lo-wit:
AH II' ' riihu UtU: int -r-st, i-!iu and de- j
rrana ol II. K. Kuiiur. ol, in aud u a cvrtuiu
i.its-e or f .iri-rl ol i.ilut io Addison
lowustoip. ss.Kiir'w. I ounlv. l'a.. cofitaiuiiif
five arm more or k-sa, a.;iiiiiiii lands ut
, iiuk Jfitrirs no Ihc !.l, S:iiri Ijikel on
the north. liirt Aue.is-iiiie ou the east and
the NiUomil I'm. mi l!i s.iuili. having tntTe
iui ers-u-l a two siory ImiiK- us l ilniK boos.-,
a In iue .tab'.e and oih-.-r outbuuJ.itf, w-tti
tI-" a ppuru-uKin-c.
T-n in n"nin.'J d to be oid as Hie
psi.j.-riy : II t Fului-r. it tlie suit ut t tu
icl Augustine.
AL"0
All Ibe riabL. tub-. int-rrt. cl.i'ai and de
in .nd w . A. t alt-r ou io and io a certain
pi-x- ir jsirrvl of kind suuale tn Miliord
tovnthip. Ssirsrt munty, ia coiitaiiilns
lro rre and t-ijjltiy prrr!i, adenine lan.l
of A!rs.i Ki. li. r. j.-ot. li;lM:-r, I'rtrr 1'uiV
ma and in,' puoii.- hni l.d!is fn.ro Soir..-r-wlliiO'
tira.'W.uri... h.viu iitr.mn rectsl
a isosiorv lrim d.liiu; liousr. Willi toe
Hiiiuro-iUiU-: s.
iUaeii in e wuti. n s i t t- Is- Id a the
property trf '. .V. al t!i dil of An
Lie K. Kiwis.- c-.
Terms :
NuTH K All persons purrhasins at the
aliove sslr will pua.? Uke niuw tnat 11) Pr
t.ul ,,f Hie pun-hxsr mon.-y 111111 t paid
wlin pnip-ny is Kin.-krtl d .wn; otherwise It
wn main Is- Ap-fsl u le at me nsfc at the
flrsi l an-Sia r. T rvs;dui- of lh.' pusrhase
moo, v must br jaid ou or t-fvre tlie day of
coa'irsuati-w. vi : Ttiur-d:.v. V.r-j 1"S.
N.i jesl w.l I ! a--kcowlc.is--J until tiw pur
CDas? ci;Mit-y is pid It. luu.
SUfr O.-e. M. H. H.VRTZELU
Seeds
are now wanted and we have the largest
and most complete line or in ic
county and e. handle notbii.g out
FANCY REC1.KANED CLU tK AM
TIMOTHY SEF.l,
We coarantee our stock io be A No. I
FANC Y t.'t'ALITY OF SKKU as aJi our
stock is selected rrom samples airen irom
the WEST FUN MARK KTS so tbat we
are in position to s.'.ll at lowest Isun
pri-!.
FA KM Kits are respectfully reo.ues:e,i
to call and inspect our stink of tbe alsn e
mri!ti..nd artklcs and we wi.l jroarsiiK
lailtoiu pri'-J-s
tbe County liv-
i i ....... .
sstisia.! sn aim n n-i
FARMF.KS tbris.fibotit
at a distance are requestrd to write
inq
for ;ri-s and k for ssn.ples.
QOUKT riKK LAMATION.
WntCFiM, Tir Tbvi. Jacob H.
!rrK as. rn-s' l. n! Ju.lsif ol tlisevrmi Csirta
of l'KiiTii.m I'lsi !' tlir- -v rsl s.uiLi-isn-poiillK
Isttl Jil-1" !:! l"!ilri.-t. Mild Jiists-e
of itt' I'lMinn nf y.r slid T.-nnint-r snit tfi
fnil Jml s-!!vrry". for I tte irtji iS hH mpitat
and otti.-r ofl.-ndi-rs in t iw shh! Insiri.-u and
1,1-iKi.F J. Kl.A. K HIlS A. K I'll SVY. Kxj's..
Jadtriol th f.Mtris f 'niitin pi.-xs and
Justioisi of th- I'.nirts of i r ait.1 TVruiiuer
and -m-rsl J "I lS'.ivery s.r us- tnil ol ail
rnpiij! and otlu-r ,..I'.-ti.l.'rs in Hi- i.siiity of
SumiTset, have issifcs! ibrir pnss-pts. and to
medim-ted. for ti.M.l:n a .miti i.l omtnon
!'!, and i-ii-ml yuat.-r nsmoih 1 Hie
PnwTkiiJ Orm rHi Jmi lx iiv.-ry. and Cttirta
.f oyer and Terminer al .-strut set, oo
MONDAY, MAY 22, IS99,
Nivnn: is h-riy glvfn U 4a.il thr Jnsiirpri
of tfr I'mo, th rar.nr an.l i'l.i.ijaintTi
vurun the fnintv ii mmr'U X rwv
b 1hn tbr :n ir..r pr r crskiiti wiii.
thir risils, rnctirN, n- ju: . rHiinTi:! I
h'T ni .? fin iiv"-. ! !ii ihifttn
which I lh:r .i1i- atutS tn UihI l'tiX ,"
prTM j a t tv doti-, nud h:o Um'V who wul
SHERIFF'S SALE!
"Rv virtnr ff un!
Vnl. Ksn :
i mil l til ( ri
ISsMUi-rSt'I f Milt I V .
-r writ f Fi. ri FrU,
rl levari K:i. is,iict
1 W I p,,S4 d (O Mie est
Friday. May 19.' 1S99.
AT I 0'CtOCK P. M
t.n. f.!lowini.' d.--r;!sl riMt estate. o-w:i:
WE WANT
200A No i
Timothy Hay.
Parlies having any bay for sale will
please write or call lo seo us can load
from any poii.t in the county. Als. are
ia the no-rkt-t at ary titr.e for PcUUves
and Wheat, or anything tbat ounes tf
the farm. Hicbest prices paid sr
CHimry Proviuce Cash r Trade, Parties
wisbinc to se.l their crops r
Maple Sugar
All Tho r.L-1 !. ti
n.iWiJ oi K. fcl A i
jsitv' r pctrt! ft
in :'A-iil:i: !
me iwfiity a rts !iior'
4 Jnnth Hdwim yr. I
i r-t.
'1m nit tr
:v. "f. in tt ?i (rr1ji
r J. Ill ush miU K.
il! please 1I U see us or write.
regards to the same,
Rtpectfullv,
With
K k
mi
BEERITS
Notice Is her.-br siven to a.l pcrn con
i -H tisrstjVs, rwsiitors or hrrwii.! ha
ttj to. los tue ssmn?s liave psssj rt-'..ur,
Ihsl the Maine will IW PSrs'-Dled Sir cod
liriiuttion and allowance ala.i nrpkb as' Court
Vu ue h-la al Somersr-i. ra-, oo
Wednesday, May 24, 1399
Tliir J arcc-jnt of Robrt E. Etxs. one of the
,MUiAit vf ihirMM A Koss. (i -r'd
Kim ai.ii Omu account of Wlliiam G.Seese,
Arii.iisitrtaiorof Jolin k nira. dec d.
I .rsisnd nnsl mwuai uf . t. JsofT, J-
Tinistra-nr of John W . F.rown. dec'O.
Kirst slid fina: sixonnt of .tt-rr-Tiiaa Macrer,
administrator of ijeonr J . yisurt-r. o.s- a.
l-'irsi and nn! account of J. L. Mstges, ad
ininls:raur of John Manees. d-s- d
First and crmi accooat of W. H. Maust, ad
TT-ri: :jr of Ellas MaUSI. dec d.
First and final acrour.t of I'. B. Zimmes.
man. aiiiiinisiisitor de bnis o.a c:im Iela
m.iiuinmirx.iof William Willis, nee d
First and tinal account of lUtroiine Youn-
fe ; .i , v -rti inn o? Ttttnii. I "urt. dts.
Fimt aaH anal accounl of James L. Pugh,
Ki vnrukiruf John i. IvxeiiiMU. l- d.
First and final account of Js Nicholson.
i.nnlin i hranc.s Ns-lioisiwi. a Diiuor
.iii ..r (w-tidmio Nicholson, dee d.
Firstivud tirl sccounlof lsMTasi schnidr,
..ImwiKiiiiTiinr William sv-tineider. dre'd.
First and tinal account of Josrob B atillt r, ;
armimsirator H l'm ss-hns-S. d;--'l.
First and rinat a -count ol tk F. lloyts a.1
tulnist.riiirl JooattMO B ts. d.v'd.
First and Bnal account of ..sr?e W. Hoj le,
adTntnisirsI, of John U. H. !. dec d
First and noal uruunl ot iniani v . . run-.
administrator of F-iixibrth l'nc, ilK d.
t-ir-.! nj dial acxmul ut t rvsl j. sua
Ttioniu J. StClair, aduiinisirators or .sarab
Sti'lair. dee'd.
Accouct of WilHara B. fools, administrator
Of l liU-JMS. Wiiiiatcs dee d.
Acrounl ol rlarvey .Miner, one i mc .-
miinsiratorsof JaooO F. .Miller. .Isi-d, who
.. ... .r-lin i.f AU.-e. S-iivn. Will. am, Jfwr
aud Ksri Uartolts. rive minor children of Au
auijui ijUrkHtis dee d.
Aocoi.nl ol Harvey Jimer. one o. mc -uniamUM
of Jacoa P. Miller, cerd who
trusted under Ihe wi.l of I'der O. Muler,
d.-'d. of Fanny M . I ;er.
Account Mar ev .liii'r. one mo
miioLrlor of J-l F- -M.Her. dee d wtio
wm iruntee under llie will ol Peter 1 Miller.
d.s- d. ol Joel iliilvr, a son irf JoUa Militr,
rZ-w. and flnal account f Jvsrph Hanrer,
admiU'MratJM-sDd Imsus- U Hie sule ot ttie
.ui Ki . i PeL.-r Hauler. d'Y-'d.
Firsl and final account of tdward Hiwvcr
aduiinlidraUjr of Jaiurs laiwsuo. uec a.
The first and flnal account of Jo.vpb and
Jel1er.n Altlalher, trusUKsot Jolin AiiXalti-
First account of John A Clark, executor of
Aaron l"eitetle, dec d.
JAM IIS SI. C' f:a.
Stare For Sale.
I offer for sa mv entire stocfe of merchHn
dise. cunistmol"lry lssls. Notions, t.ni
eenes. rlc Terms very raiwmaMe. Anyone
wiliiiis to empire in Ur business will find
this a rxre pirtanity. Tbe lorafon is on
of the hest i.i U Uiwn. sst sloreroooK well
lighted, wsrens. and a No. 1 cellar. For
fui met inivrt-matioa ! ' or d l' "TTv a
w. H. H. tAK.r.i
Rnckw.iod, Pa
rTs0 Trfr sM-r.s-r, p:rectors of ?om-
ElsET COCNTV:
)7-ntlr:tm. In purumwr of the forty-third
section of the Acl of My S, ISM. you are here-nou:ie-1
to meet in convention at tne court
bine in ssimwt. P. on the first Tuesdsv
cf ilnv.A. V. is".at 1 P.M. being the 2d day of
the month, and stert r m ser. by a nisjrt
ty of ll:e whrie numhT of director present,
one person of literary and scientific aruire
meiits,nd of sfenl and exprieiiceta the art
of .ciiiiij. as l oamy uisrinlen.ienij, for
ll.e three succeeding year, and cert ity t lie re
sult U ihe state !uennteiKlent at Harns
bur" requ.red liv tie Ibiny-ulatii and tor
ueth tk. of auid Act.E r pRii
County surs-nntcadent ol tHmerev vouoty.
April 11.
J. isveiy, itnli. lit. re.,11 ere, led ts-o-st.fcry
11-umedSi-iiMie ti..:rse, a tnrire -.rsi !, l.-S-el.
a irrain hons. . r. oilier oul l.u:iiiinirs, with
Vlies f.partei.aii.-es.
Taaen in exciuiion snj to s'id as the
roperty of K. t. Ankenv, al Uir suit ol I.
s.lt.
A!. -ii
All IV- risln. tole. 1 1. ten -si. el!m aud de.
msnd of F K ! Tu s . n. of. tn .:! t.a nrum
Srf grou-i.) i;i::te in Ni .vesuoi n tsmsieii,
Soulier-" t is.imiv. I'j,.. !.K-:i;e i mi Main stn-el,
x.i ,.in.n..' 1.1 ot" W. .. M. x 'i-i.T ou the
Cli ir;.s Vi ; l. r on Ii.e w.-I. M.i.n ti-.s't on Hie
ivM-'ham! V at. r si re. t on the soutii. having
ttier..n e-e-'-st a t v. .orv truiue lw !.ieit
h use
arnnr
n.l ..:
luiu;-.
iHkeii ill erei-lil".
pros-r;y tf K F.. It
luster.
..:i; t.i
!ig, iLU Ihe
'd ai) lite
Sl.-.l Id" til.l.
AI.s
All the runt. tit!. Iniere;. elsiin sn.l d
m:.ndM l.-'in F. Mmih sr'l il.irnet -ti..ih .(,
in -oid loail ". it n rl ini i..t ..r p: re-l ..t L-.f l
-itiisN' m M vers,iie lis.-.l..- r-. t
e.si ily. r.- srlie.t in s-n.-el ..tsiir.l
lH,Hil:h o ss-tf,ii.( a.f.li i.n of Hie tMif-c-r
s.irvev as t.s No. sl. atui Im.iiti-I.s1 1 !! N...
si on ihe s-i-sV, No. s i.ll the i N-r-.a
i,ir,s-t on t ne Sint ti. nti-1 xn alii-y i.n i lie ,i t n
iN-mii. fs-i fn.nl to 1'. f s t .Ut p. .ig
t liens m ens-UsI a Iw.islory trim.- uweiu.il
h.si-, a one-suiry st.irt lions., snd r. sl sh.sl.
Tsken in rv(s-uli.ii sn.l to I l.l as ir e
pmts-rty id Ji.li:i I". -t-iuJ wid I in r. t. t -ts i -1,
f$ tue sillt of .!-. M. I l:fs iTse.
i erms
NoTtCl- vil perss pure!tinc t trs
lsve w-li iiuwM' U-iUc IH..1.S-. ti...t 10 per
Cent. ,rf tlir purvlmse in-n i.oivt l yiid
when property is tn'S-kiii d-A-n: .terwi.-e :t
nil aft ii he e"is.il to j.I- at the risk ol tiie
first purrrixser. i':- roi ine of Hm- purchase
monev must he pui.l ou or K f.re iiie 4y of
eonririiiaiioti, vizr lurs.i:iy. M:iv :.,
l.-i. No deed will I aekmnrlistaisl until Ihe
pure base ujonc v ia j,i.l in tint.
M. H HARTZI-I.
Bhena1 otTn-e. snenn".
April tSna.
DNriXISTRATOR S NOTICE.
Kstste of Msttsew Renrv. Ist of Continence
borouiiri, 5i:mers.-i coi:i.'y. x s.. v.ec a.
Lette-s ot drr.tn!s:ra:i.-.n e t a. on thbori
estate ha vir.g leeTi rented -o the undersigned
bv the proper sutnon-v. -vi"e i rie.-er-v civ-
en to a.i persons Bnc.ni metiseives mew
ed to sa.d esia tc mske immel.aj? puvmeut
in-i Uiw hvtng eia.tns or aeminiis mn.n'i
he ume to prtss-nt them dniv iniioeni.csted
tor l:inent on Thursday, -me K, ls'lt.
al late resiutacc il d.s l.
A -W t rl K - tv l .
Adiuinismior e. t. a.
I'LK TO AX'EIT OU IlEFUSE.
To Isi.Uh P.rsnt, of Youngslown.unm, r.iieu.
nitenosr-iel wtia l"HVia s. r.erojc, ui
Harpers Ferry, W. Va. :
ou are herefcv notined to appear al aa tr
plisns' Own b be neid at sMiierset, a- on
M-n.lsy, Mv aext, to mos-pl or refuse to
take Hie reu.1 estawof Satil4a Barron, dee'd.
at tbe apprslseJ valuauoo. or sbow cause
why the slu-uid "f "'-
SI. H. H ART7.rU,
SbcrfO' Office, toe.iir.
S.vmerse1, Pa, March 3. .
FOR SALE.
s-v.- n r tKe late JosUh F. Beachv.
inuite ou the comer "f ssnutri stiss-t and
-.-.,- .Her in the b-irrvnuh uf !onierset. ran
be divi-led ial- Ihrer line huiiding lots, with
- a i jo i.-l iu HiMitb suvs-4 and a
K.Mh nl 1M f.-el. Wl!i e!l all part. For
utmruiars address, W. K. fcE.tl'Ui,
Juiiaidown. Fa
Sooierset, Pa ,
April, JH, Vi,
lU- xster.
TTOTEL GLOBP".
Ai Coniluence, l'eim'a.
This well-known Inn ha been refurntsiied
and" e.)iilppel s-'th ail moilern Irr.prnveroeTiW
ml i iiu under the mnsirem.tit f John
Murray, an ex p,ricnced In-lel man. The pub
lic i in vi ted ut make it beadiiurtcra wbea
viitli.8 fonnaence.
Jokn Murray.
E
XECUTRI-VS NOTICE.
Estate of UtuU a M. UnU. Ute of Somerset
boroucn, oeciweu.
I eiim testament. ry on Ibe above estate
K.vii.ir h.-a r.-iiled Ui tle utidemicoct bv
Ihe prpe auuir(tv. noiioe is hereby a-iveu
to ail pers. tudet.usl to said estate to Buk
imatedUir pa meot, and Us- bavingebuiot
fsiul Maemiae to pre-s-nl Uin duly
.;. ... i ..r -irlenM-nl. on or ts tore Snt-
unlsv. the -J-n u..y j,i-.
result isx: otvlivw Kncppr. deed, la said
borough. Ermi K. UNTON,
Ad:iiiultrsitrix of Beubea St. Union, d
rni-
v3
Forcible
Facts.
'v.t:'
v "- jt i.ui. at 'i w isi
fcnv tU' A rhtitl cut
( woi k t iirasaased.
i.s..ji iree. A.ls.vauml.
CWy
$7.00.
Stisisctias.
QjMWaataed.
AMCtTICAN KHITTINC MACHINE CO
T. O. Box 83 :
UTTsscai. ra
THE BEST
Of THEM ALLII
nyitii
iITTppiNrnTT I
V rvONTHLYJAGAZir,& ?
rv.nta.tM a ers,Ti1r.a tsewel In
tier, tn addition u a lsr; ju"ii'.y v
and enlertaliuuf; reading aiatier.
Mm raMsMl -. eefc r
"OTTe-toclul
It noul'I be In every ooosebolJL Sub
acripiKm, .l.oe per year. .
A rents wanted In everr town, to whom
tba must liberal inducements wi.l be oScred.
t B. UrraCOTT CeWAJT. rttbllanara,
M I LA OIL PHI A.
W, ran thtat
ef msp
VllIIMt 1 psleutr
Vianled-Jn Idea
UV wLl. D. C, f. r t-ir HA., sow
aad "ism oi i asjv-raa Ueeauoaa v"skk1-
I