The Somerset Herald IDVFASD SCULL. Editor mnd Proprietor. WEDNKSOAT February 7. 1!W. Tavi.or reo-ive't a plurality rt vote iii Kentucky, and. is tue people' choice for (Jovernor. Nothing can disturb tlrsf-ct uor destroy its lasting siguifi- FLINN IS AGAIN HAILED AS LEADER The Pittsburg Boss Starts Out to Carry Country Districts For Insurgents. HIS METHODS DENOUNCED. 1). T. Watson, K h , tiie eminent Pituoarg attorney, has prepared ati ex haustive le-sl "-ief iu tiie i lay ease, jsUiniiig fully the legality of the ti iv eruor app iuttiieu liiii!.ull. Ji iiiEKT-;, the erstwhile Moruiua c;i;nt tt a seat iu t'ou gress, was promptly arreted on a cbarge of polygamy ou Lis return home from Washiugtou. The Harrisburg Telegraph thinks that in a couple of days aoiue Insur gent tie-epaper in the Slate will make the announcement that the man who i-hot GJebe!, iu Kentucky, was Senator J lay ia distuise. Oi'Bers'while Democratic- aud Pop ulist friend, the H in. Joseph C. Sibley, has turned a double somersault aud landed securely oa the elephant's bak. Jle will be a candid:' for re-election ti Congress o:i the 1. -publican ticket did cot Influence him in the slightest. I1U Poaiaea Rflorarr Arf IUdl nlrd ad If la rlatforia Calls f Al llnpn With Drvarniti H kn His Sapporters Are Defeated by Hr lar RrpuMlcan. (Special Correspondence.) Harrisburg, Feb. 6. In view of the recent revelatioas in Pittsburg It aa ten the occfion of much comment that William Fllnn, the bo of the political machine of that city, should be again brought to the front as the western leader of the Republican In surgent forces. It was assumed by many that Flinn would "take to the woods," or tt least maintain a discreet silence for a while. The story of the disgraceful exhibition in which he fig ured, in the wholesale discharges of competent clerks from official positions !n Pittsburg to make room for poli ticians whose appointments' would strengthen his machine, was read with feelings of disgust by many. Flinn started out to pack these offices with his henchmen and seerned to disregard entirely tne many years of faithful services of those whose official decapi tations he demanded. The fact that the discharged men were Republicans this full. The ti Jay case is scheduled to come bsfore the Senate to-day. A number of Senators are billed f irsp:-c!ies both for au l atin-t Mr. Qiay. Tne final vote is likely to be takea within i!:e next te:l days, ttnd there U liii: liitle doubt that the "Old Mau" wiil leseau-d. He wanted their places for subservient precinct carriers and the old, faithful men had to walk the plank. And this is tne type of politician who proposes'to lead a movement for "re form" in Pennsylvania. FIJX STARTS IV AGAIN, j Hisnatches from Pittsburg tell of the purpose of Flinn to at once take up ; the matter of recruiting Republicans j who can be gotten into line in oppo- . sitmn to the regular Republican or- Thk seat on the bench f the Hune- I f"izatjon- H was been assiped to .... , , , I lock r.rter certain counties in the nor C.iurt drawn by Judge l.eeder, oa j western section of the state, and the liiselectini., ppr to be "Ii'i mLkhhI " Ftat"mcnt is mnie that he will at first First, Judge Ji-tder, after holdii it j ,r" to capture nominations for the lcg- f.ur years, died. Judge IWlt, wl,., ' ifJ,;.,r, "J? ",p,i,:!i('an P"mar7 .... . ' i election, v. here he fails to win out tneu Ux.kitl.yapp-.Miit.ii-iit.wasturii- ; U;P propranl & to form an ailiance -J down by the State Con veutioti aud j with the Democrats who regard Guffey Adams was nominated fr the sueces- 1 as their leader, and seek to defeat the hi.in. Next, Adams, before election ! r"lar Republican candidates at the Ait ir a , ! i general election. These fusion move- turued himself dowu aud cut, aud , mPnts are l0 carried on after the Judge Mitchell was substituted as a ; plan of the last effort in this diree caudidate. Oc Wednesday of last week i tion, thorgh the outlook for success J.-s.s than a month after takiii" his seat' i canr,ot ,,e yarded as particularly i .a., m:, i ii . , " - , ' hrieht. It Is known that manv Re- Judge Mitchell was .tnckc. with par- r,,Mr.. who were in touch with the ai.ssis. Ii. condition has Knee im- nid indepcnJont movement have since proved, but at his age a stroke of paral- recognized the fact that the opposition ysis creates an alarruiin? outlook. t0 the e131" party organization 1j mainly irom men wno nave Deen Cts appointed in seeking office or who ere The fight for the Republican con. f actuated by a desire for revenge. They gressional nomination is now fairly on n"v witnessed the combinations made in IVdford county. In an oiu letter With, "j6, t and ,,,.!,.,. . , ' the fact that the success of the Ke- to the Ipul.Ucan voters of the county, ptlblican party is a secondary consid- )uiusici in s-verit of the Ilodford erntinn with manv of the men who are Its crltlca will be forgotten. Every advance to higher and nobler forms of life has been opposed by some old, conservative mossbunker who prated of the good old days when his grand father swung by his tail In tha forest primeval "Every dictate of rep.son end of pru dence, every dictate of business sense and of commercial advantage, every prompting of humanity and every obli gation of plighted fraternity unite in the demand tfiat we go forward. We have a mission to fulfill, a destiny to accomplish, an example to be afforded to lbs nations how they most Justly rule themselves, not in license, but la liberty. Shall we falter In our duty? Shall we haul down thai flag whose waving stripes bespeak the red sacri fice and the white of purity, and whose silver stars shining in the field of blue are an aspiration and an inspiration to all that is noble in life and benefi cent In government?" There is no doubt that Sibley has a large following in the Keystone state among both Democrats and Republi cans who believe in the sincerity of the man and who admire hia inde pendent spirit. GOEBEL DEAD. Kentucky Democratic Chieftain Dies From Effects of Aasas sin's Bullet. A DUAL G0VE&BVE5T 70S THE "COL ONELS." maty put rs, Hon. John M. Reynolds announces his candidacy atd bids defi ance to the Hou. Joseph II Thropp. Mr. Reynolds' letter uiil certainly dis the illusiou that the opposition to Mr. Thropp is to le but "perfunctory," at least s- far as Red ford county is con cerned. Mr. lieynolds deals this body Mow to his opponent in the closing paragraph of his very interesting letter: I shall not now nor ever Iw, a can.lidt in the interest of any faction. Whatever may be the result. I Khail extend the rieht htnd or political fi ien ibip to every polilc al and shall stili remain a Re publican, working for the triumph of the party in Bedford county am elsewhere I m inspired to sli(ve that through ih.a oiliest I c n asisi ,n l,rinKjff p., lo the warring elements wi;i,iu the party. nd good feeling to ail I shall coudu'et my campaign according to th priuc pies of honor and decency. :nd I expect tLe fame treatment at the hands orth.e who oppose me. I shall never force my candi.la. v upon an uuwillirj party to the peril of its J. f-at. If nominated", and a mjoriiy of -1.1MI 1 reoorde.1 SIraiIls, ju KedVord county, and one third of iu Republican voters and 5,(K in the district decline me their iUp;.,rt at a general election, I pledge you I shall never ak for a seen,, term. The JIekald is iu hearty acooid with the Harrisburg Telegraph when ir urges that JpublienuH all over the State should take steps to "compel all candidates nominated to pledge them selves in stand by the rule of the uijor ity in all Republican caucuses and c mu cus. Unless that is done, there is dan ger of some q ieer work liujr done by niea who are elected as Republican. Tue very esseuee of party di,cipliue is embodied iu the rule of the majority. A candidate for the Legislature ia nom inated by the uisj irity; he is elected by ttie majority; if it weie not for the ma jority he would not enjoy political liou ors or emoluments. What right has he U fly in the face of the pirty rules and break them by declining t.. abide by ior,u.e, uieuiKprtty? Noue what ever. He violates every principle of liouor, he lies to his people-the people muacieciea nim-when be refuses to go mo a caucus, ana places himself in an antagonistic position to the nominee of that caucus. The Republicans all ovtr lae btat are beginning to see the force of compelling a candid ite to take the pledge to support cua.-us uomitices, and they an: moving very cautiously iu the matter of nominating candidates for the L-gisiature. There will uo rep el ition of ls:.!i iu u h-a the Legis lature nieels.'' HoKE Sjiith, of (ieorg-s, puts the blame for the Kentucky tumult iust w here it belongs. -'When we coiue to look at tiie state of semi -revolution that exists in Kentucky we can not es cspe the conclusion that Gocbel and liis confederates are responsible for it." Tnis is the judgment of one of the fore most Deuvx-raUin the South. It is(..e verdict of a man who was Secretary of the Interior iu the wcon.i Cabinet of President Cleveland. Ex . Secretary Smit'i voices the opinion vT every sane peison in the United States, Iemociat, Populist and Republican. The purpose f (oeliel's confederates to steal the Ftate was plain from the first. They ftoie the nomination for him, as was e-iarged by the anti CJoeiitl Demociats at the tin?, and as was tacitly acknowl d by some of the (Joeb-l imn, for, as ex-Seoietary bmith reminds his fellow lemocrats, tJoebel was the weakest of the three aspirants in the Democratic convention, and. by combining witb the next weakest man, and "by turn ing out 2!2 delegates, Le succeeded in juggling through Lisown nomination " A fystematic effort was made, through the law b;ch he put on the statute l ok to meet just such a else as thi , to fcteal the election at the pills. Reing leaten X the ballot-box, and beattn in the returuiug-boards which were pack ed by iis representatives, he next ap pealed to the Legislature, which was controlled by Lin c jfederates, and there the will of the people was defied, iid a verdict was given ia his avor. All .f this criminality aud anarchy in Keiitucky are lamentaMe, but sanep'-r-Bus will ba.ve no diCculty iu pointing out the individuals who are accounta ble for it. afTiliated with the Insurgent move ment. Flinn's coming to the front agsia p.t this time, is hailed with delight by the regulars, as they bflieve that the more the people reflect upon the Ietd ership of Flinn and Martin the greater will be their contempt for the whol insurgent outfit. HEALTHY STATE FINANCES. The work of the accounting officers of the commonwealth can best be shon-n in the fact that during the month just ended the total receipt from ail sources have been $2,707. 6tl.ti9. The largest amount collected pricr in any one month by the com monwealth was in June, 1Sr)5. when J2.fi4fv2l 9.27 wps tikrn in. This show a dilTeence of 3S.lC2.4i in favor of the prep-it accounting cflicers of the state. Thi3 is an unfair comparison hiwc-ver, p.s the month of January, lRf9. would be a fair average of what has been taken In during that month in the past ten years, when $723,533.22 v.-ss collected from all eouices. This enormous increase, of course, is due in part to the prosperous condl tions existing with all manufacturers and corporations, but a great deal of it is due to the zeal and diligence of the av.ditor feneral. Major Levi G. Mc- Cauley. and state treasurer, James S. Beaeom, In delving into the delinquent records of the auditor generals office and uneprthing taxes that should have long since been paid, ar.d it can be fairly said to the credit of the present recounting officers that tbey have worked together in unison and har- I mcr.y that have resulted to the good cf the state to an extent In excess of any of their predecessors. IjOXEST. "JOE" SIBLEY. The speech by "Honest Joe" Siblev in congress last week has attracted widespread atuntion. Throughout Pennsylvania it has had a wonderful effect in opening the eyes of the Democrats to the narrow policies of the Eryanite3 who count upon the sup port of the Pennsylvania Democratic organization under Guffey to help along the movement to renominate P.ryan. Sibley refuses to be taken i'.to the Bryan camp or to follow Guffey in his mad chase for the United States Fenatorship. Congressman Siblev said he believed the United States were de signed to carry the arts of peace and the story J the cross t3 the remotest corne.-s of the globe. He appealed to the Democratic side to come hack to the teachings of the Democratic fath crs. Expansion had been fathered and advocated by Jefferson, Jackson. Polk and Buchanan. " "Only cowards oppose it, Hucnanan said, and Le was the last Democratic president we have had. The Niccragua canal should be bmlt and the sub&idy bill to encourag? American shipping passed. "ir tnts administration, he went on, "shall surrender the Philippines the historian of the future who extols Jefferson. Madiwn, Tyler and Polk will write down MiKinley's action as the most pusillanimous in the recoK. Bui this administration will not surrender. WHAT AJLESSING. Many of Our Readers are Learn ing to Appreciate. What a " lessing it is. Sought after by thousands. Many a miserable man ia happy sow. Kishts of unrest, days of trouble. Any itching skin disease means this. Itching Piles mean it Eczema just as bad, and just aa hard to cure. But Doan't Oiutment relieves at once. and cures all itchiness of the skin. A blessing to a suffering public Here's proof to back our statement Mr. W. E. Barclay, of 820 Second ave nue. Beaver Falls, Pa., employed at the Ma r pottery, says ; Doac's Ointment U without doubt the greatest healing agent on the market During the winter of 1S96 I had a severe crack in my lower lip, which, in spite of different salves and lotions I used, grew steadily worse t,d deeper, resembling a cut with a knife. It was very distressing, as every time I laughed or spoke it broke open. I saw Doan's Ointment recommended and bought a box. Three applications did the work and healed up in quick order what for weeks Lad resisted every other remedy." Doan's Ointment for sale by all deal ers. Price 50 cents. Wailed bv Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N. V., ole agent, for the U. S. Remember the name, Doan'a, and take no substitute. While the mother of three-year -old Mamie Diebl was absent from her home t Ury Run. Franklin county, the liule one's clothing waa ignited by a burning ember which she had drawn from the Ore. Her tody waa burned lo a erUp, Frankfort, Ky., February 3. Gov ernor William Goebel died to-night at C44 o'clock, at the Capitol Hotel, as the resu of a bullet -wound in his right lung, in flirted on Tuesday, by an ahsassin upon whom the crime has not yet been fixed. Three quarters of an hour before this Dr. Hume had announced that his pa tient was steadily sinking, and at 6 30 be had left the dying man's bedside at the request of Arthur Goebel and Mrs. Brau uaker, a brother and sister, who wanted to be alone with him when the end came. Tbey had been constant attendants of the Democratic Executive, aud knelt by hi be j to await the last breath. Exactly one hour after the death of Governor Goebel. J. C. W. Beckham was sworn in aa Governor of the State. The .State of Kentucky is iu a state of uproar aud confusion, if not abiolule an archy, brought alioul by the election con test there. It w ill be remembered that W. S. Taylor, the Republican candidate for Governor, bad a plurality on the face of the returns, and was declared elected. He took the oath of oiUce and assumed the duties of Governor. Senator William Goebel, the Democratic nominee, contest ed, and Tuesday a week the Democratic returning board declared him to have been elected. Ou the frame day, just before the decis ion wa rendered, w hile passing on his way to the Senate Chamber, Goebel was shot by an unknowu assassin and fatally wounded. The ball passed through bis body, entering just below the armpit on the right side and passing through the right lung. Governor Taylor dissolved the Legislature, alleging a state of insur rection, but the Democratic members met at a hotel, received tiie report of the re turning board, and declared Goebel elected. The oatu of office was shortly afterwards administered to Goebel, who was in the throes of death. Har land Whiltaker, a farmer from But ler county, the home county of Governor Taylor, is now in jail at Louisville charg ed with the crime of shooting Goebel, but with no direct evidence against him. II was placed under arrest moie because h waa caught around the Capitol when the shots were 6red than for any other appa rent reason. He denies that he had any omnedioii with the shooting or that b knew anything about it Coughs and colds, down to tbo very bor derland of consumption, yield to the soothing healing influences of It. Wood' Norway Pine Syrup. Victim of Clever Wedding Swindla. Pakkersbvbo, W. Va., Ftbrnary 2. On Tuesday evening a clerieil-looking man claiming to be a circuit rider appear ed atlbe home of County Commissioner A. L. Thorn, of Marion county, and ask ed the privilege of remaining orer night Mr. Thorn consented and the fellow made himself so agreeable that he and his host sat up very late conversing. As tbey weie about to retire a young man and woman appeared, and asked Thorn where they could fiod a minister who would marry them. He tld them a preacher, whom he was entertaining for the night, would probably accommodate them, and after consulting witli th visi tor, he consented to do -o. The knot was tied and Mr. Thorn signed the wed ding certificate as a witness. Yesterday when he went to Point Pleasant be found bis bank account short $400, tnd he was shown a check made payable to bearer for that amount. It then dawned upon him thit the sup posed marriage certificate wa. -really a cleverly arranged sheet of paper, w hich when torn apart formed a bhnk check There is no clue to the perpetrators of the swindle. What Do Us Children Drink! Don't give them tea or entree. Have voa tried the new food drink called GRAIN" U? It is delicious and nourishing and 'nkes the place of ooflee. The more Ur'n-0 yon give the children the moie health yoi: distribute through their sys tems. Cirain-O is made of pure grams. and when properly prepared tastes like the choice grades of coffee but coet about i as much. All grocers sell iu 15c ant REPORT OF THE COUNTY AUDITORS FOR 1899. Receipts and Expenditures of Somerset countv, Pa., from the first Monday of January, A. D. 1, to the first Monday of Jauuary, A. H. RUO. William Winters, Esq., Treasurer of Somerset County, Pa., Ia account with the County of Somerset. RECEIPTS Dr. Taxes received from the Collectors of County, State and Dog taxes for the years 1S06, 1SS7, l.8 and 1899. I'liSTRlCTsj. Yr.t County, j"1- lift ir? coi.lkctoi:. Joseph W'ambaugh- J- Wiikinnou John WeVicker F.J. Welnier W. H. k'nu Knslerlck rslixillix K. H. Moon- . ... William Leekemby:.. r. J. r.iner SnmuH Htiueniake-r K J. Meene William M. hS-hrock. Herman tepley... William Youukiu J. C. ('in.ythe. Adam Trimble. . C. . Jeffrey! Is. .. Allegheny . ..Addison Alleeheny . lHOk Krotberovalley Jetlersoii - ... .lxwer TtirkeyfiHit MryerMttle . - eu Mm 1 11 more ...Northampton1 -. . . Kle .. siomeraet Borough . ..-..sVMHhampton ..I pper 1 urkvyroot I ' ntlna . Wellenburg A (id tMn .. ..Al'etdieuy , . Henson. John McVtckrr Frank Border ('rank HetHey Berlin.. r. ti Weliuer Black. .. W. H. Frill Brother-valley J A . Couk . Caaael ma n . W. E. Hullln Confluence Jame Maust Klk tick.. "" i We Don't Want a Cent of your money unle. you get value received. For that reason we are al wavs glad to have your in. quiries and show you ate goods. Just received an in voice of the cele bnti d Lion Brnd " Shirts & Collars. The brand Lion" is assurance that it is the correct thing. J. M. BLACK, SOMERSETS EXCLUSIVE HATTER & MEN'S FURNISHER. Nasal CATARRH In all it ita?ea UutrW hould be deauaness. Elj'i Cream Balm dc-nes,ontrand he-ls ha di4l membrane. Item-earatiuTh and drivei way a ec:d ia lh Lc4 qoiclLy. Cream Batm ta placed Into the aoatrila, aptaada over the uembriitt and ia absorbed. licliaf ia hn- mrd:te tod a care follow. It is not drying don not produce meezint;. Large Bat, 50 eanu at Druj- or by mau; Trial Sue, 10 ceats by audi. XT BUOTUB3, M Warm Surd. Kcw To: k. VF Iavld Baker A. J. Htoner , F'rederiek Khaulia H. W. Maurer i nomaa (iallaKher . . Georf e liloitelty. J. J. JJkit . H. R. Moon Nelson K llntranuui. John K. Henry J. H. svehrock F.J. Folle- Kalrhope .. .tireenvilie. ....Jejo Jennertown. ... Jrnoer .Larimer Lincoln Ijiwer Turke) rKL .MeTersdale . MuldlM-reek Milford... New Baltimore Kamuel Bttlner New Centrevllle Ksinui Shoemaker. ..Northampton .. .... William o"8eesem. Z Pa 1 n t ""Z"1 lanlH Will guemuhontnt Solomon Snyder . .Book wood M. J.Xilotfelty .. sii!ibury t'. A. Wai;ner. Wliade.. . M K. Fixee .somerfleld ............ William M. Schrock ...Somerset Borough A. J . Coleman Homerset , Herman Lepley .. .oui ham Un K. K. Brant. stonycrvek ......... John H. Snyder . Mtoyestown ....... Wilson Saylor .Summit .... . William tounkin i'pper Turkey fool J. ' (orxvthe ... t'rsina Adam Trimble H el len.hu nt I-ut&c Ankeny Hooversville C. N. Jeltreys Addison John McVicker Alleifheny Fred Border ......... Benson Frank Heffley Berlin K i. Weimei ..Black. William H. F'riu Brotheravalley J. A. Cook ...('sselnuin .. Henry lteisch CimeniHUKh W. hi Pullin Confluence . James Maust F.lk Lick.. l"avld Baker Fairhope A. J. Ktoncr .. lireenville . .. .... Frederick Shaulis Jefferson W. H. Maurer....- .. Jennertown.... ...... Thomaa Gallagher. ..... Jenner .... I ieonre Glolfet ly.. I . n ilit-r . J. J. lhrr ... l.inroln II. K. Moon lower Turkeyfsrt Nelson Kliiiguman . ..Meyeradale . John F. Henrv. .... .. ...Middlecreek. ... WhitelawSecLler Milford. H. I). Ully New Baltimore Samuel Bitlner New Centrevllle Iienms lA-ydig Northampton F-. J Seese ole . W. O. Seese ..Haint latniel Will .... (jueinahonlng .. Solomon Snvder.. . ... Ko-kwoKl . M. J. lilotfelty Salisbury '. A. Warner Shade M. F Fraxee. .. ... Somertield .. 1. J. Homer.. . .....Somerset Borough A. J. Coleman .. Somerset- H t-rrriH n Lepley ... Sou tbaui plon V. F. BranL. stonycreek John H. Snyder .....stoyeslown . ....... Wilson Saylor. Summit Ltomer Kreger .t'pper TurkeyfooL. Vrsina... Adam Trimble: Wellersburx J.J. Lutir. II oovenivlhe Amount of Stale tax broueht over.... Ainuu'jlbf l)og tax brought over Total taxes as received above Amount of State license paid County.-. Amount of redemption money. Amount of unseated land taxes received . . State peronal tax returned to County Amount received from Commissioner (see L). Balance In County Treasury Janu-ry 1, lswv Total IIS 04! IS , ii t; Ml MS -M ' T.'t () 10 Ul! Ul M ati Vt! M Sltj M IW i -iij 70 'n .15 CM XT, .ii 54 Hal 0 51 ' 2? s7 15 52 1 Itf 1419 V, 58 1 11 1-1 Ml a i i W7 in 4i 171 it : (fi r 7 1 15 ti : in fm 54 in 7li 77 W 44 rt SS 1S5 H ll: A 4 i" 2J .11 ; is :.i Rt in' IK'i l ls 12: 577 W Kl tit l 12 I A U A fx 44 27 SI si 1-1 l 418 W. 171 IS f-tH HI Sl ! lii) On :vt Ti l'.isl HI 7S S4 aua si Sl! 72 1"7 .if) I'rt 14 2151 Vt' I'M (HI 3 HI 174 tl sir.' 73 11JS M H i if sj i a) 312 (i 1.' in 3Ki sm 14'.l 05 .Vtt ID i.S II) 11H0 Si 4ti 04 2i4 12 J.l'1 (II HI l:t 57 llit ill 2i.n 4s HS--I Si M 14 11 M in: (8 I 5 4i Jll K4 S IM IS t-1 87,i I 18 . 24 67 43 vr 3 It:' li V 4 7S. a no 4j 7o n, Fui-, County Commissioner of the county of somerset, w Bth. Lewta A. Kretchman, the asid eiwnity of Somerset. Ail for the yearemlina January 1 K. P. p. Wilneaaour hand aud sra.a ilii id day of (ebruarj . V. 8. SAYI.KIt. (I. scilMI CK'KK. Atteat: s t li-ll LITKll. J.CLow , '''V.VAudito... We.thenndersltned Cm.nty Comml-loners f the ."'V'wT t.iv.M!iula,alriieandc..rixvt.u.l. .u. nlolinca..Miiitol lli con ty ot son., rsrn year ending January 1. 1U. , y(sKK. J a'fi ill KtM iN'I'Z. Atteat: . i-iv VI'IIUMAN'. t'ounty t'otntuuuilonera. ilh 1 and ability, and that th foregoing are troe and correct statemenu of th foil. Joux R. Boosk. Clerk. i.. William Winter. Kxi . Trea-u rer of the Poir Koueri,j w,., . ir-. Somen"'' County, wun nia oum .-ific,-Mr. M The account of the C. C. AluiweliiHui donation, j' -j-),- r.niiintf accounts. j, '. Th in livi lnal uccounuinf the Dtrsctors of the Poor c ' 'snwy ... The "id Treasurer and the Mrwtor were duty sumnwrned v'n' wlth li.-ir tsioiisand papers, and tbey did ao appear aud produced ih-ir t "h- v vouchers and DH-rn. .... 'Wj. - i iiimmiv whereof we have hereunto act our hands and sn.u .. -r A' L:-l' r ,... "'m J. C. LOW BY. lierk. r'lh the c, ""PPrnrl iced ih-ir b seals ti. jo C 1-1' H1,R -"'At. -1 ! 0 St! 14 Si N5 U 141 nS 18 til' I 81 71 M l: 1 t4 13 Oj, 4 W' 1 4S I li as 2 00 I 14 41' 4 SS! 8 tl 40 87 H ( 15 HI lilt III 110 HO 1 7S 27.1 m 5 SH ai oi i 45 HO t ii -a .11 :q :il w 11 -j 12 l 5 u) Id H Mi 13 47 M to 41 Ml .4 5 tu ss at 17 SO 1S7 2t l i tfj UTSTAXDIXO County, ttnlc and I)K'.ixc on the 1st day of Januar. . A. D. I'.M.lucandowinrfliy tl.cl'olU-ctors of tne xovenu ,.n-m-. nsliiii f Somerset County, IVnns.vlvani.i, for the yc:.rs K4, 1 , lownslni l.s:a!, lsiiT, lssw ami Is: : ni-iTKit'rs. ! Vr- .. iscti . Ti I DO W HO 5J ao a uo 17 t tf n w zi uo s on 15 K 44 tiM 11 50 li S 37 0 3 UW Vi On IS lt5 122 I 12 : 50 1 8 : uo f 4ilsH 2s 7( m 17S4 t sxn a. 44 72 li 77 ID m ; 50 ?J5 (M 12 S it 01 ia 54 2 17 1 l 511 44 iW H7 XI 01 25 id 43 . 43 50 Ml 67 16 45 s IS 14 U 7 2H 24.5 24 25 si MV7 29 .50 :is 1 44 :mo in ( 135 Ki 50 W7 40 17 14 10 W m it 25 02 15 50 S. W 07 SS S9 r.'i ill 10 M H7 OH 3 OU 11 ID Ml ID 40 00 lit 4 157H 77, ooi 31 52 ! IS loimj 67 53 mi (I) 4l 2 K3 T2 01 ; 2S 0D i 14 W, 4 0 IU 57 i 1 00 7713 6H f 17l US) 55HT7 m Wi (U IS 40 071 3 64 iK 12 123 61 1IC6 2S $ HM40 at EXPENDITL'REij : By amount of orders Isaned for Assessors' pay Kimmell paid County Commissioner lssl I Kretchinan. " " Commlssloneni' attorney - " - " clerk " Viewers roads and bridges . - 44 Commonwealth costs - - new bridges - hridtie repairs " scalp , printing ana aaventsing.. court crier and 1 1 rsiiHVea... .... ........ court stenographer , " election expenses 1". '.rjl Mj) .. " reimirs court house and Jail ...'. court house and Jail expense.. nHil damsgea I'txmonl hospital ... eruersville hospilat Pennsylvania suite Lunatic Hospital " Morganza Heform:lry . .. Huntingdon Reformatory . Western Pi-nitentiary " IKstrict Attorney' fee borrowed money paid . " soldiers' burial expenaea ..... sheep damages ..... " Teachers' Institute Constables' return ... " court record " Isnitor court houe and Jail ... ' lteglster' fee. CI 13 75 ; Indexing. Sluuu UO money paid Stale... . un-entl land anlea advertising ... grand Jurors' psy petit Juror' pay. detective ........ law library Prothonlary's fee clerk and attorney to County Auditors...... County Auditor. ,, . , fire Insurance auditor public account tmmisioner-' travclihg expense taxes refunded . . .... stationery and records " Jsil physician Jury Commissioner' p-v. ... ........ clerk at compulation court .. ..... County Treasurer' commission forest flrva ...... ... laatrding Juriea ... -...-. " water rent .. .. . " electric light ' fuel exprera . .. rebate on llmoer ... .. Antslamiing Oi-deis ..... .. ... telephone rent ... . 4alvsmen ..... .. " Sheriff" fee Inquest on dead bodies .. Poor House order, lsw Total amount of order paid IS'.lft . Hy amount nnseaiefl tana tax I aVI M . i7 00 llKS III H i) 50 233 111 (II I-.2 3 24i S4 H :t7 -'O 1211 50 Xi s5 7.54 7: KT4 I. 3H15 fc" 7i XI 2s III) (10 342 50 .3S II KS 2' 2J3 4-t i5 !.l 52 2X9 00 63 ID X'.J 00 15W : a) w k. it: K70 24 273 .1113 75 8nS 4 SI AS 75rt 48 4.si7 34 7S3 iri 121 31 414 ( 23 : W III III w W Ml &S-5 71 -I 11 r so 212 .Hi 12 no 14.l cs 5a 2" IsT 17 (II 4 ! 2 18 III 115 13 I 40 OS 53 II 52 II) 15ss 5; 128 KI 12107 tjO Bv amount imld Trsaaurer llumbauld .. Bt amount raid Judgment No. 3 rec. Teim, isw .. Py rrrartn settling duplicate. Wellersbnn z. . By amount Treasurer commission on 73Ji II at 2 percent.. Total By amount due County from from Wm. Winters, Treasurer... .. 73204 n 2717 72 117 54 02 St) ,V 1404 UK . TTH 'iS 02 2is 01 f H 40 03 H. F. BARRON, ESQ . Prothonotary and Clerl! of the Court of Quarter Sessions of the Peace ana liver and lerminer or ne county or sy.merael ana state or rennsylvanla. iu account wun Somerset county. A. 1). law: Dr. Cr. Toamooct shown hv dehlt ldeof bill .. ..... By order issued toll, i, Barrou, Prothonotary. etc.... f 7X302 f 783 K! t 7S3 0- f 783 M. H. HARTZEIX. Eq., Sheriff of the County ofSomerjel. Penmylvanla, In account with CMiliiersel l ouniy, A. i. ifew: Pr. Cr. To snw-nnt shown hv debit side of hli t 1588 52 By order Issued to M. H. Harwell, sheriff. f 15S8 52 S 1.V8 52 S lis 52 JAJ1ES n. COVER. E.. Register and B-eorderanrt Tlerk of the Orphan' Court of Somer- aei iouuiy, rennayivanu, la account wim Somerset County, A. U. IW : Cr. t 111-3 75 11.3 75 To amount sliown by debit aide of bill, f- l-iexine By order Issued to James M. Cover, Register, etc.. Dr. f H3 75 1000 00 t 1113 75 GEORGE F. KIMMELL, Ee-. County Commlasiocrr of Rotneraet County, Pennsylvania, in miwui sua nunirnri uinnijr ior A. V. 13 . Dr. Cr. Hv urgrecste si-vnnt crder U- nod liv Commr' to Hen V. I'lmmell t cri m To3l days, nt 3 .50 per day. urrharged to Gerirve K Klnimel' Ida 50 To of 4rt o. ureharged to torve F. Kimmell, Gabriel Good and L a Kretehmsn. on oree No Ann n --'i To of 'K 0-). aiisrharged to George F. Kiinnicll and Uabriet iiii" ' 3 u omer ."NO. I.it ..... . 9 (I) f 278 dsy' en-lne at ffl 50 per dn v il" " J !C3 00 By amount due County of Sou erset ..Z 130 Tl's ISS isar ULLFlTiilts. r. J ... I a lill, ,t . I, I II r. r.. .o- "is ... . , ii CyruaA. Vowler is-i-liiiaii latruugU ... I T r ..-- Jl.l loMrnllln. I" Joseph Wuinlatuga Allegheny township . I A. K. tsslr Benson Isirough - ! Cvrus A Vowler riwlninn h.irugn i.-... w i h-.ir l i. -a lowimhlu P j , oi er :r.r.::::::.: .s it....re is;w. n. N'' P Poorbaueh .Nortliamplon township- Cl'iarl.s U l-.hr ..!-township-... ... John McVicker Allegheny township J A Csk . - c--liiiai lxnugu- j F'rederiek siiauil. ...lerlersou towuhip .. j William Irfckemby ...Meyersdule Isirough...... ; K J F'oller New Baltimore borough : I Adam Trimble Wellersl.urg boniugh- ' I ik. u.v'ink llevbi-nv township. . Is.' P. G. Welrrer .Black township. , Wllllnm H-Fritx hmthersvainy township , J A look ....Caselnian borough ..-.; Frederick bhauli.- lenron lowustiip j J J Iarr. r Lincoln township . i F J Fuller New Baltimore Isirough ! Samuel Bitlner New Centrevllle borouiib-... Siuiu-I shm-rnaker. Nort-hamploB township , M. J. Glotielty Siilisliury lroih C A Wugner shade township. ; Wlilliim M.sehr-k -ome-set lmui!h A.J. Coleman Hoine-sel township .. .... . -., Norman Ipley soutfcampu.n u.anshlp. ; F F. Brant.. Sionyrk township .. , William Younkin -I'. Turke) f.sit township , J C. Forsvthe I rslna norougn Adam Trimble Wellen-bii'g Isirough lsasc Ankenv Hs ersvllle Isin.uuh V. N J-t1reys Addison township .. John McVicker All.-gheny township Fred Border Benson borouu'.i Frank Hellley -Berlin boruugti P G Weim er Black township W. H. F'liU Brotheravalley towuship- C. A. Csk.... I'asselman Isirough W. F Pullin I'ontliiem-e Isirough . .lame MhusI F.Ik Lick township liavld B;iker hairtione townsnip A. J. Stoner Greenville township Frederiek Shaulis. Iwterson township W. II. .Mmirer . - tennertown borough Thomas Gallagher Jenner township... George tiloiMty Ijiriiner township. JohnJ liarr Lincoln township H. K. M''U .L. Tnrkeylisit township Nelson Klinfcauian Meyersdule borough I. F. Henry .Middlecreek township i Whitelaw Sechler Millont township H. 1. Lillv. j New Bullimore boroush 1 Siimuel Biltner New Centrevllle Nrough-.j Dennis Leydig Northampton township E. J. Jseese ogle township -.i W. G. shw l'alnt township .i Ih.ni.-I Will tuemahonl-g township , " siolomon Snyder k-kwssl Isnou'h .; M. J.GIotfclty Salisbury liorongh-... : C. A. Wagner Shade township M. F. Frs.e... SomertSelil horouh. '.. ; 1. J.Horner - Somerset horouirii- A. J. Colemuu Sone-rsvt township " Norman Iepley . Southampton township - F. F" Braut Sionycreek township ; John H. Snvner stoyenioan borough Wilson Saylor Summit township Ikmier Krl-ger . t. TurUevfst Uiunsuip C. A. Forsvthe I'rsina Isirough Adam Trimble - Wcllershiira Isirowgh J.J.Lobr .. ...Hooversvlile Ixiiouh i County, f 8 22 l If- 44 50 14 84 lot 2 13 ?. 43 ! W 77 I t; 21 1 I l 3! I J I 49 i-i kl 14 l 2 is in 4. ;?3K PLUMBING & HEATING, ij IT YOU f -I - I .. lssw I S4 8 411 15 5 00 34 SS IS 25 4 25 2 II )li Wi t 21 I on 3 HS 28 !i 135 35 1 M M 13 W 6 6 148 Si 31 2 25 14 31 4S l:: :e- S3 07 51 34 Si 170 : l ;s (-7, 43 7rt, ra --i 13 4-V 27 2 10 ' 92 m- 15 62 S, I : 2iil si 23 II 30 '.5 321 s5 7iv5 Ml 4., 41 253 82 ir:t a. 271 :i 27 Zi 17ii SI 10 71 8S7 7 375 01 2 S!, 318 54 371 5-i l.S . i .V.I 13 371 74 ! aKt 271 " 7vt 05 3;s ww 147 Us! 4'i si I s l 4 21 71 7" 77S sa 2ir.'l 01 1 sii 55 )0s 4!i 111 M r. i u; :u 277 1 '., li 51 1 ll'J 2). f 1U5 7s 272S 211 152;'. mi Grand total t 20M1 The above taxes are subject to the exonerations and commissions. We, the nndt-rslgned County Commistone-i of the county of Somerset do certify the foregoing Ul lie a true and correct statement of the accounts of the caunly of Somerset for the year ending January I, Attest: V. X. MOSEK, Jous K. Boosk. JAft'B KOO.NTZ. Clerk. JtHlN WAIiAMAN', County Commissioners. 12 tl to ' 70 21 50. It !: 48 H7 rs it 2 S7 1 1.1 5 n A , 3d V 20 ss ls :k 3 W 14 . ' 2 lit 2 15 2H! 5S !i 27 4l: 10 11 :.5 ns: 4 i W lw 42 1 32 trS 11 ! ! !'4 12 4s 7 31 21 47 15 31 4 ! 2 !i 2;t s. 7 II 8 hs. 15 ss I 2 2-23 7S .'is iS '2-: II 221 5s. ii til SI II ;i sj; 47 M Mil 5.4 HI I I II) ' IS (II 1 12 1. 8 , lj4 4 l .VI 4.1 Hi 18 ( 17 0O s in 7 I" It ss IS 20 !.5 6 35 82 s5 4 7 37 7 ID I 41 87 14 S.I 3 Ul 38 08 $1 b Want the Best IX RANGES or COOKING STOVES mt CJ be produced at a price no higher than goods, then call and examine our complete stock, enXra- in the following: Garlands. Majesties, Coumbians, All guaranteed lo give f attraction 8td at j 1 ices to jt;t ? j ; e a - aa t:n aa rn . l . ! ranging irum ji.w tu jv.uu. vuii uuu eiamme. a Vi 1 ?! P. A. SCHELL, 1 Z TSSomerset, P&'?ffJg : WHEN IN WANT OF PURE DRUGS, CHEM- -ICALS AND TOILET ARTICLES, J m to 17 50 21 0. 31 0 I 50 89 ;) Cl (X) 13 .i 2 5tt 13 U0 2 UO 10 Ml 2 uo 2 5" I 2 50 ' fl 4.5 II &s ; 8 (II 1:1 Ml 31 f I Kl 25 in 102 ri :) s 4 4' 8 50 41 07 S3 5,1 .50 3 ."ll 3 5ti i8m Total Amount State tax brought over- Amount IKnf tax brought over. f 27s 2u i 152;: tu 408 Main Srett, ' Somerset, Pa. Our stock is complete. All goods guaranteed. Our Specialties: Fine Box Stationery. "Aloha" Brand. 5 Oelicio s Confections in Original Packajts. Receipts and Expenditures g spacing ice-coia soda-Pu and refresh I Avith a numerous vanetv of flavors. j Imported and Domestic Brands of Cigars contt-at't It: on hand. i Of the DIKECTOIW of the POOIt an.l HOUSE of EMPLOYMENT of Somerset county, reunsjlvania, for the year eudinir December ."1st, lst)!). VIILLIAM WINTERS, Ej , Treasurer of the Poor House of Somerset " County, in account with the County of Somerset, Pennsylvania, for the year ending the 21st Decern! r, ly. No. RECEIPTS. Dr. 1. To a mount of sale nt Poor House and jwi.i to Dins-tor of the Poor. 2. To amount of onier Momersi-t euiiniy to bulauee... -.. Tofal amount.-...-.- ...-..-... EXPEKDITUKES. Outdoor Expense'. Onnlisir reli.-f an1 mnlntenanee of children ... Treat ment of sttientsat iMxmont Hospital . Trent ment of patieuts at Wernervvllle liospitil . . oinniK rorclnlUren at heebie Mlndisl s-hisil at I'olk..- nothing forrhthlren at Is-af anil lajinb sk-lua'l .... Meoicai attemlMin-e to outdoor oauuer ..-.. Cortina for outdoor paupers ..- Iiirvctor Iravelinir extHiines , , , Smallpiix eases at Wlndla-r and Hooversville , Justice's fees and v.sllors expeiise -.. . , , relecmmsar.d affidavit Conveying outdo r paupers ....... Maintenance of outdisir tiauis-rs Kuiiruad Cure .....-.- Cr. 451 50 714 Ml '.-' 14 Km in 11 vl "ii 25 117 in i 75 '422 (II 27 70 I S 30 74 ! 54 OH 51 2a . t S.r.7 78 .. 12.IU7 l Dr. $ ,t 38 I G. W. BENFORD, Manager ! 3 e jT"PuWic station for Long PisUnee Telephona to all jKiinu in - y U.S. Ilatesi moderate. Sunday pay station at Hotel Vantieir. ' a-- - f V IE. L. Simpson. I re: 43 To dry eoods and clothing To tobacco To Hour and meal ... Toapplebutter ... To bo-f, pora. oneon and flsh Tosuxarand malasse Tnsliis-a To eortee and lea To rice, tall and soap To cheese and rrm-kers To Justices' and t-'oustah'es' feea . To spices. To tinware and queensware To fruit and canned fruit . ... To carpet and lieddinic Tobnsimaand hardware... .. .... To dm irs and medical examinations . To bosiaire and stationery To printini; .. locoal and ruei , To butter and evs locanling and cider making To tit and spectacle... - To Collins : Expanses cf Poor II uss Proper. 1 The Great Sale and Exchange Place for . Farm Expenses. To smilhln-r . To farm impleiuenta .-. .. .. To hardware To fertilisers and lima """""""" To seed and plants To repairs and labor To threshing, farm labor and pasture , . t 42! 13 231 W 47 at lot id :ll7 IS 2.S 28 I ;i es 127 : 4' fc Vi V7 ! 52 25 V5 75 3.5 ss 73 27 HI 32 .Vi 217 H5 31 41 i M I7li IN 10 K7 1 IS 4 85 4 80 21 21 K 40 48 II 2 is 44 87 10 25 lta is Vi Vi Carriages, Buggies and Wagons. a Immense Stock of s I i r v r r h Robes, Blankets, Harness, Bells, Whips, Etc. ! 2t54 hi To Xew Tlo-iltl BuildliiK for Insane .... 10 repairs , Improvements .-- J Extraordinary Expenses. To MtiKselmnn fund library . To furniture and nag ... To insiirani-e . To monei paid on acreement to children of uge . To fil)!i I and expressajfe ..... To sci-ns and telephoue service Toel-ctrie liitht .. To records and clerking settlement 7" ," "i 81 lit 72 29 ?0 IIS X5 3 ".i HO 78 70 20 38 s7 77 ?7 40 34 s.5 hSKt 31 0 ak i? 7 Car-loads Just Received! Of the very latest Portland" and "Swell" Dodicd Ciiturs i 1 is on Iuriot ? k and Dob Sleds. Call at mj warerooms street and. be convinced. SIMPSOiN, He Cuts the Price, i OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Vi Somerset Penn'a. S W7 tS Salaries and Wagos. VV, i I! To I. Peck, Director , To M. Shu mater, liirector o Adam s. Miller. Uireclor . To Ij ' 4'olborn. Attone-y and Cler To Wllillam Winters. Treasurer Tollr P .' sthi.rt. r l"l.vi-li.i. To R-v Silas Hiaiver, Chaplain To Wlllinm lies in. Steward To Ida in. Matron , To Kate Pbilllpnl. IVaik To Ha rah Mliaulls. Ccs.lt ToC. 1 Ilea m. Janitor To Simon situlxman. Knnerintendant of lliiiiul ToB. si. Korucy, bupertnteudant of Ho-ntal uuisiaiiotng orders for l-s . ."0 (V) ."! in 5.1 iu 2H ill s i 111 17.5 IS) 20 III 2"0 ill 31 III 35 III :t (o ' 75 til 111 III 21 to $ i sr. ( 1U2 57 15 tti :is I I5isi5 28 l.Vlii 3S DIRECTORS OK THE POOR, I a account with Smierset County. Pa. NO. CR. 1 To amonnt estimated for iitwinvi 2 Rv amount ree'd from Counlv 'iiiilnis.ionem on"Bhove..nlr-r 12407 at " amouui eaiiuiau: uuexpenucu lo tue credit of said Board.. 2 .! 40 15ii 00 I W Co f i:m on Home Comfort is i Home Beauty. . . Do yc want to beauiif- yri.r home Vy adding a nice I hamler Suit. ?'' Suit, Side l!oard. Parlor Mar d, K. ckeror Toilet Set. if so. low price P vail at the Xew Kuruiture ai d Ur.use FurDishirjf tioods More f L L. Martin, p I; ? i - k h ii Opposite B. & 0. Dspot. 5toyetown Statio.i. m m m m -I cqqgerecrgot . MMMMM3tmJwt v AC,pCaiLN7T,F C' C' MLELM VX NATION', Deed Book, VoL 02 Home-Stewart Co. J 1 oamcuni r.seivfl (mm l-o Com' Inl'sl ni Mn.ulm.n r,...A a i aiiioiiiii -xpenne.i ior newsp-iiers and books. "f 3 lly amount due and unvxiK-udcd ... . all .1) 00 t urn : t 1IU3 .'ti1, GABRIEL GOOD. Esq., Ountv Commissioner of Somerset County, Pennsylvania, In account ii u Finrraei IVUIIIT ior a. ' . IRW : Py s?ep tea iont order I -oed rir Commr' to i;nlirll Cmwl ii3M dr st f I 50 per dav.surrharred to llabriel (iood "" 'it" io', oi mi in sun-iianred to tabn-i usd, iieor;e V. Kimmell and is. .. Kre tchman. on order No 3il To U of ls at. sunniarged. to Gabriel Good and George F. kimmeii.'on ""IT .W. ............ . Pv iH dav' service at ti 50 ner da v " ...-. in-Hi rs By a nouut due County of Somerset S. .. Z1 ...... 1.55 Sl'i Cr t lorn r 133 00 13 33' j 00 f 1191 St'j Ilwl 33' L. A. KRETCH.MAN. E.. foiinlr Commissioner of Somerset Countr. Pennsrlvanla. In account with boinemtt County for A. D. IsJV: 1 1. fiy rrr-rate mount orders Issued hv Commr'. io r. a Srssi.u- . o -ir si .iu per nay. u rr tiargejl to I . A. I- rMenman ! per nay. surcnarvea io i . a. I- rMenman . To I' r'."0 ""'harged to Geonre K. Kimmell. Gabriel G-ioJ and' I. . K-etrhmnn Pr 2'X rtar' service at S5 5" per day '""""" gyj By amount due county of ISomtrsel. 41 Itl' Cr kvi on 28 oo IS 33! ; t mi 83' t m w W.. the nnderslimed Audiior. of iHrvainf ninm.ii iw.A.iik.m nla. docertlty dial In pursuance of the 47th section of I he act entitled. "n act re'alirbr lo (4lliuues. Townsnlns. etc" nassed the lilh.lnr Innl is:l( mss n, ..."7, .i Hi. CHintyof eVimerastnn the 1st day of Janunry. a! I). IMJ0, and after leinr duly .worn did aunli and settle nd adj-st the several accounu reoulred by tha law. aerevahlv lo the e-e-. arts of Ass-mnly and the supplement thervio. aecordlnc to th- beat of our Indicment ability and knowledire. aud the tanvulm ia a trua ajtat correct .t-1-m..t.t ..fh- r..n. acciMiuls, vl: II. William Winter, Ksq , Treasurer of the cjooly of Hoar cruet, with said county of -rxOlJ 11 s4"T ..d. H T; Brron- Prothonotary and Clerk of the Court of the county of Soiuersft. It h the said county of vmeret , 8d. M. H. HartxelL Ejui . Hbrh Rherlfrnf the nuintr Hom- ok ik.il . oTHinu-M ' ' - " uu., th- tieonvP Kimmell, Eq County Commissioner ot the county of Soiaemct, with the oonmv of H swterset. - fih. ibrlei iiool, Esq , County Commissioner of lUecoauly of botntrset, with U.e xild county of Aouicr.! :o co i DRY GOODS Directors' Individual Accounts for 1899. : THE WHITE J. W. PECK; Poor House Director, ia account with S ruerset County, Pa. r . io 00 """"ft or peir bins'- or ler Vv 2 T. amount of p sir ho ie or 1-r No Ho.J S By oiw year's salary ai dire'tor .- ... ..7.-" ?5 on 25 01 s Goods. 1 To amount of poo. house ordr No. 1S 8 2 To amount of poor house order o lsao " 3 By one year's salary a dir-.-ctor 3" S 50 uo M. SHl'MAKER, Poor House Director, ia account with Somerset Cvunt y P '$ .50 no 5J U $ Al"Ara Mil rrn r ir t- . . ..... . i.,,j,w, j or jtousie director, in account with Somerset Co , p " iM.uiii im pisir nonseortter o. nw . f T"'r"0'int of (-or house order No Isxiu Hy one year' salary dl lector S 50 00 t S Daintv Kits .i,:.. s. w tiitciicrisj . 1 1 i m .J OJ 50 tO J M 0) 25 fO 25 UU : QUTSTANDIXO ORDERS UNPAID. 1 Ssrnh rthaull No. 2V, ni v.l IU i William Keam-Nos. 5 la. ' "' H Perry I'mtsnter No 37. s .-s. v. tinrnrr-o. .so S Silas Hoover No. 407 , ToUl a) uo , . 2 I 5 no r 2so no 4 23 i m 20 10 r tor your sprincr sewinsr. A rare selection to rlionco from. Zrr.jr Cloth J.'-.';u Li:: t ns Vutcrli Lmc;:s rs-'::.:es Orind:es ID I N e y ll SOUfS, IIOT LUNCnES, COLD LUNCHES, J E CREAM, DESERTS, . ... . . -s inoilT UAY AINU INIunu 9 u Is. I 5.7 14 We. the undersigned Auditor of the Countv of Ron.. i . i. . - . . vlvD!. do cerlfy ,hst In pur... -nee of ,he -71 TumVh- t, C"J??Zitl imtuicounue.. town.htrss eic r-wsed the C An Art "'"- rf lu..l,r h ih.co,. s. i.on hit tr f U5, U'M' V ,be .worn, did amiit, a tjot and .ettle the se" enTl acciJin J ' i T"?"7' l?"0' ?,J, "rt-r h-!r' UK--verai Ac. of A.embly and .unZZ;, Z Beautiful fabrics for tin- I drwear children dresses, S J etc.-ioc to 5oc a yard. f v e will send samoTes of any particular line if you sav met tt-Vnr . Zi 2 j jUU want. 2U r''"' Av.. Prtibur;. Fa. Zar&M Uuu.. The neatest, cleanest ml r f in Soiuersei for meals. KvrTinnf i season, carefully prepared and m" ate prices. When you coins U ' I the "Whit Pala.-e" and le b-pP.- I OYSTERS. f Shinments of Fresh tvrsier 'i daily and for sale in qua-H" auit tb purchaser. f. 1 r. . . . mi (T" . ' ' vuua tx rerna i VhirfLi blistk. 4 rt. Freh Saowikti M. L. Shaffer Cd Flams, rafted ft J'l kinds of Artistic K.Vral P- e-n b furnished on Telepbx)oe stourai-r. rlari'U t.5. i't.1 - -f;tttl
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