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Somerset Herald. .!
j Company U wti piJ off fin MotuWcv-
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The people of Berlin and vidiiitv will
celebrate tbe coming t'outlhof-Jnlr. - Xo
(wins will be spared to make H a grand
Miceesa.
Tbe Somerset Dairy Comp&uy Uiued
over a ton ot bulltr from ibis place last
j week. Tbe greater part of it tat to llie
Jialliniore market
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Tbe ground was t.uod to be KMla wiib
Iroul by early riria r-oUurrlay murtung.
Small Iruil, ciit-Uliloa, aJ...:.."iaiik'a
; tilings" niiiuu-il severely. -
i A pKl coaling rain fell ia this locaVuy
I Thursday night nJ Friday morning, c ft
V I was very uiiMh nwdert and there -are mil-
, lions in it" for toe Liters of tbe roil
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j During tbe beavy wind and rain storm
tbat prevailed in these pan$ Tbursda?
night, a freat many Truit aud hiiado tre
wtre blown down in and about this town,
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buort aerniuub are pmmlar these dy
and to judge Horn fcliu congregation
ana croaacu lUorouIilarcs ot Sunday ev
eninps one sermon a tlay SMflice very
A band of gyiies have oeea campin j
in tbe wood a bbort distance east of town
for tbe past few Uaya. . A great litany of
our juveniles and yuite a number of othen
visited their camp iSunday atta rnoon and
eveninz.
Abotu half-past ten cWk Ust Tu.Jay DKroBATiux DAT AT broiMTovrs. Iu j Tba tjouuty Coinsiisaloner'i olike baa
with th nroffranime nrevious- i been sroaliy improved by a fresh coat of
lowine ttlieram : i ly adopted to decorate the soldiers' graves, paiut, fresh paper on tbe wall, and a bran, j
'Johnstown. June 3L JSTO. Va ca2- i the procession was promptly formed on tne : spun. canter new j te oi Kausouiuie oa
fted, bound and robbed of about eighteen ! diamond, at o'clock, p. ni.. in the follow-: the ceiling; tralisfornung it from tba din-
lag order g'esi nuu giouiuicM iu w uj uwii
1st. Soldiers, fconuaaDded by Captain House to the most pleasant and cheerful.
Adam Grim, assisted by Lieutenant t'has. The ceiling is finished in the highest style
II. Ferner, and Orderly fergeatil C. W. of tbe art; audit yon don't believe h, &
Iu ph. I in and see for yourself . the next timo you
2d. Committee of yostng tedies and ! g to tbe Cuurt House. , It is hardly ne
gentlemen, with wreaths and bouqueW, j crssary to stata that the work was done by
including tbe choir, under the eltlcient fDivis B.-othcrs, House, Sign and Frcscot
duvction of Prof. Wm Brubaker. ! Painters, whose cinl is to be found in the
!: Children of. tbe different Suadav-. first column ut tbU mtier. e would stiir-
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r" l'vt receiveil a 11 set.
IliLJ-ae picture lran.is at Boyd a.
U.iX '.mi au- covered with blobsom.
Fn:-;L "l-!u1y is the nut legal holiday.
Uair kafing is not one of the lost arts.
hi its is lcing a fashionable drink.
Mtfttiiix? ar in perfume; call at C.
S a I prepaid l "nM'rt her by uioun-iKaiiOt,"
!irfiitii' i" 15 cents at C. N.
B-jcs
intmati aire worn with Mufurt Fri
C. X Hull has juat received a ft k of
Urt
waf pt"iny holders are still negligent
. niicg ilitir pavcuicms.
Uht ud see the new styles t-f ilox
fisstt'.X. fioyd'-
Darir Bw. are tbe cheapest Sign
Pu:tiis Wrttirn Pennsylvania.
i: t want to eo a titJiing buy your
E. Hods. Lines, Baskets, Ac. ol C.
VB-vl
TU lst ti!ce t buv White Lead. Oil,
j Vrtah. Paint ic, t livers & IiarneU,
JnnNMiN's lifctT." Try a sack or
I vtt. ol it. w t cuarantee good bread.
Cook &. BKEkiT.
ii on hand the Oliver Chilled
:.s vii! rriaiis at livers A liarnett.
v!. Pa.
Iii4w-mJe Buttoned Gaiters,
tkd. oc!r l 00, all other work in pro-
ran tt Park Trenta
What a glorious rain to retri ibig tk.
If the farmer's heart bjis mt been tnade
glad there is no use having turn.ers. The
relreshing showers appear to have "been
general ail around os. And tbey all went
down into the ground, tbe fleHi and gar
dens tell us. lias anybody jt i thanked
Him who sect them.
He got up feeling heavy at heart, with-
out knowing the Pause. He wvnt to tbe
back door, and there ho saw tny carden.
the pride of bis wakin liotifs itnd tfie sub
ject ot his dreams, looking like an editor's
ottire. lie sat down on the door ttt-p and
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i'all aid wurlaul tna:a oraeD,
The atlat an thew . I koep a La "'
Among other features f the reunion to
be held on the 2(1 inst., we understand a
large dancing platform "will m erected in
the lower pari ot the Court House yard,
by the Silver Cornet Band. The Cnd
will furnish choice dancing music, and all
who m ili to indulge in this kind of amuse
ment will have an opportunity of dob)E
so. .-'.-"
Any of our farmers w ho would like f.i
see some fiue wheat tiiu do so by calling on
us. Mr. IVter DnrnlwaM, lateol Meried,
Californi . left with ns a sample of as fine
wheat m we ever saw, which he brought
with bint from his Western home. He
also g ive us a "shiner," iu the ahae of a
twei.jy dollar gold piece, in payment for
subscription.
Woman's Wisdom ."She imtisU. that
it is more imixirtante that her family shall
1 tept in full health than that she Miould
have all tbe fashionable dressis and styles
of the limes. She therefore sees ta' it,
that each member of her family i supplied
with enough Hop LJitlti . at the firt ap
pearauce ot any ayniptoru of ill health, to
prevent a fit of sickness wiih its attendant
expense, care ant! cnxietv. All women
should exercise their wisdom in tbij way."
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We take the following lro;n the Peoria
t ills. Daily I'ranteripl, of the 2d inst.:
The address of Professor S. U. Treut,
delivered before the ll'd IMibon Society
last evening, was emphatically one of tbe
very ablest, most eloquent and convincing
arguments against the legalizing of liquor
sales ever delivered in this city. It was
listened to with profound attention by a
most delighted audience: ho wish moM
sincerely to lu'ar from Brother Trent
again.
hundred dollars. Government money, at
aa early hour this morning. F. B. Gil
bert." "Mr. Scull immediately started for
Johnstown, by the overland route. The
actual amount stolen was $l,8ao. The
following is a reliable account of ; th4 rob
berrt: i ' .- I j j 5
Perhaps Iho; boldest Jobbery thai was
ever committed iu Johnstown was success
fully perpetrated in the cilice of Deputy
Collector 1 . B. Gilbert, on Franklin street,
alxut a quarter after six o'clock yesterday
morning, when th:it Government ollicer
was seized from behind by two marked
men, while writing at his disk , then bound
and gnzged, aud the safe, which he had
opsutduuly Ux Uiuuincs prior 4ie
assault, TiiUbod of Ix twoi n . djjiilect and
nineteen liucdretl dol'ari.
Mr. Gilbert, as is his custom, went to Lis
ofllee ut six o'clock. He savs that he open
ed the door leading to his room and left
the key in the lock on the outside. He
thee, -went flircetiv lo hil iafo, which
stands hearlr opposite the euttance. ou
the other sidq m Uw 1 rii, u ned the
heavy door, and deposited in one ct the
drawers a large leather wallet containing
between fl,700 and ? 1,800, which he car
ried to tbe hotel with him the previous
evening. He then turced to his desk,
which stands behind and about two feet
to the right of the safe, and set to work
on his books. Not more than five min
utes had eUpscd until he heard footsteps
coming up the stairway leading to his of
fice. Presuming that two brewers were
coming to renew their supply of stamps,
he gawrrio bowl U the ft3:epv cil not
tarn h:t head wlicu tba dr ofKuvd, ana
ouly looked around when the men had
reached h:s side. In another moment.
and before he could give the alarm or de
fend hims..-ll in any way, his arms were
pinioned behind his b&rk and he was
thrown to the lioor, while
schools the girls in front bearing flowers gest to Chuicu Trustees, School jiircct on,
. J. 11. tnydcr ana oiuer parties Having puouu uoiiuingi
X irrison & llro.'s Cough Syrup
tttitiaxul. and eel something cood.
. Price moderate.
ft. SaJier. Oculist and AurisU No. 256
ati'tcat. I'ittiburch, Pa. Eve, Ear,
wr tJ Catarrh specialtiea.
H s Buttoned Gaiters, stitched, double
a:'riie, warranted never to rip, as
ft , t 1'arkeb Teejst's.
kSnxnd AJventiats Lave fixed on
fc-A.if July as the time tor the cen-
jJjic us of all things terrestrial.
uA m prices of Nails, Iron, Glass,
1W 4c. before nurchasine else-
Byen A; liarnett, Somerset, Pa.
rricc at
afford to con-
a I" ix in the
--Wrrirtare tctling to
":t 'jriaary monals can s
: the erioinient ol
a. :t:ure.
1 PufTKa. Vow h the tin to
vnKiiiF t, 2iu pounds ouly
Cook & BEKHITt.
,t ""iwbaum's to buy your car-
. 1'iasotjiM relveU, consiUne
r' lUafe Hemp, Bag. Suir and
""::-cl;La.
"- itiiinr alaoder a crime has Imd
m !U Oeorgia Lt cislature. If
.. '." in Penuylvania our
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,T ta P'"d lo accommodate
. - 'aoioi a iirst class suit;
vt M included.
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'Wbam.l ll.lfl i ....
MacktIei Lake Her
sfl1"0 Price lomer
in inn market.
Cook ic Bekrit.
' aayi that a "sensib man
seek witut ti nun tn
' tUtair r.. . I,',.. ,
A aeighUchood arranging
naa W Hit from ibis woild.
atieauun to u,u Indi.na msn t
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IA aiTiueni ocviirrcu nu c:r siieeii llie
other day illui.tj-ju.ivc of the advantage ol
keeping the vcments well stocked with
game dogs. A little girl was passing along
the pavement w itb a favorite kitten in her
arms. Two of these overgrown, pointers,
setters oi "sooner" approached hr wiih
denionntrations that so triclitiiunl her that
she dropped the kitteu which was seized by
both dtgs and literally pulled in two in
the presence of its mistress an outrage
lu at pleads migtilily the cause of the much
haled dog Kisoner. . ;
When the Court House was creeled
twenty-seven years ago, a ucl was in
serted in the front wall, immediately above
tbe front door tor the date ot erection, Ac,
this panel remained blank nntil Monday
last, when Messrs. Davis Brothers painted
on it the following inscription t ' "Built
182. by Samuel S. Benson." The letter
ing is first class in every particular. The
Davis Brothers are building up quite a
reputation as sign or ornamenlal puinters.
In short, they cannot lie excelled for good
work Vtytrtuln'r Vnmitttrriil.
Enrroit Hkkai.d. n the olli .'uy ot
June tijUHil-. of from two to twenty men
were to be seen taking their way towards
the tairu of Mr. John H. Snyder, iu Stoay
creek toweshin. wheie there as to lie a
barn rairing. Bright and early the found
ation timler were laid, and alien the
bell sounded for breakfaat over oue hun
dred men broke tor tbe house, where they
found the tables loaded with everything
good in the line ol eatables. Alter break
fact the f un commenced in earnest. Duck
ets full of delicious beer m ere on hand; and
the party were treated lo some clog and jig
dancing by Jim Say lor. Jim. by-the-way,
is a prize hand at a raising, for his grip is
-10 pounds to tbe square inch. All hands
were treated to a splendid dinner and sup
per. When finished Mr. Snyder will have
the bo barn of Stonycreek.
O..HKO.
Khitou II En alo : Inasmuch as public
interest is increasing in fact, becoming
quite enthusiastic in the ma'ter of the
forthcoming Iteunion of the 10th Itenerves,
a tew items in relation thereto will doubt
less be in place. Tbe Executive Commit
tee met at the Somerset House, on Satur
day evening, the 7ih inst., and transacted
much important business. 1 ue Secretary
was authorized, instructed and directed to
invite, in behalf of tbe Ex. Com., Co. C,
llKh Uegt , N. G. P., together with the
band of said llttb Begt., to participate in
the jroposed festivities on the CGth insL
Also, to issue an invitation to tbe Queen
City Band lo be present with ns on said
occasion. Alex. Huston was authorized
and instructed to contract for and purchase
tbe lumber for the grand ornamental band
stand. Captain Scull and Major T red well
were instructed to pun. base the ribbon for
tbe necessary badee. Captain Scull in
formed the committee that he would write
lo the Captain of the Connellsville compa
ny, and urge the attendance of bis comiia
ny. A committee on poles was appointed,
consisting ot tbe following named persons:
Alex. Huston, Frank Posilelhwaile, Wm,
Lint, Bruce McGriff. Hex. Zimmerman,
John Snyder, Samuel Kanter, Ed. Baer,
Ed. Cot! roth, Frank Cooper, Edmund
Cummins, Josiah Saylor. S. Pifer and L.
Pifur. The above committee w ill please
t ke notice that teams will be reaJy on
Friday to proceed to the woods to haul in
the poles. A couimiuee on a programme
was appointed, consisting of the following
named persons : Mj. Tredwell, Captain
Scnll, Cpt. Harrison, H.G-. Cunningham,
W.W.Davis, and Co!. John U. Edie,
member tr-tJttri-. And now conies tbe
Committee, ol all committees the most im
portant tbe commissary committee. Thu?
committee has entire charge ol the com
missary department, together with all
arrangements ap)erta:ning thereto, and
consists of the following named persons:
William Schrotk. Jacob Kimmel. Captain
Harrison. H. U. Cunningham and George
1L Taj man. tugciber wiih the following
named Udie : Mrs. General Koontx,
Mrs. Jas. B. Tredwell. Mrs. II. G. Cun
ningham, Miss Sidney Post leth wall. Miss
EllaKiwmel. Mrs. VVUliam Foust, Miss
Kate Snyder. Mrs. YA. McDowell, Miss
Olive Coffroth. Miss Mollis ScheU, Miss
flora Sch rock. Mis Anna Parker. Mi
Annie Kimmel. Mis Rebecca honser. and
Mrs- Daniel Horner. On the above named
commutee we will depend as to quality ;
and quantity ot provisions, and as W the
tnelnod of serving said provisions, u c
lor the result. 1 am in
( A I.AH,:K TWt'.TED CLOTIL . , ,
was at the same time piss-.d twice round
the lower pr.n of his lce and knotted on
his mouth, and his wri.-ts were then se
curely lied uuder his knee-! w ith a small
strong cord. The men left him lying
uoubied up on his right side on the floor,
passed quickly to the- safe, opened the
drawer iu which the precious wallet had
been p';tecd. tried the other drawer, which
was l.i. mutely locked, and then, withuut
eudeavii to force it, they hastened
from the i :ii, locked the door behind
them, and -re heard by their victim go
ing . hr,j .Lrs Willi a leisurely., carulcss
tre;il, M it IQev hid been to lal tiSice ou
a legitimate iMisities.-) errin-1 and L id no
causa lo shrink Itoru the scrutiny l any
honebt paer-by.
Mr. Gilbert says tb:it he lay on the
floor about twelve feet from the entrance
and seven or eight feel from the sale. He
looked at the men carefully and tried to
recognize Jhem; but could not. Oue ot
tliem was ot medium height and the other
scveial inches Uiier. . They both wolvold
d tk c'i tl.in j, short sick couts, auu slouch
ed bat, such as mechanics or carpenters
might wear at their work. Their hats
were palled low over their foiehoad.-, and '
each of them wore a Uoubied handkerchief,
over his lace, the lower corner reaching
below thu chin, aud uuiy the eyts beiug
visitjle. 1 hey did not oiler tt) strike him,
aud their treatment was no roueherthan
the circumstances required." As soon
us they lelt Ins tunS.; a de?perale attempt
lo free himself, but they hau dotje their
work well, sad his struggles only caused
the thin cord to sink deeier into the llcsh
ot his haii-.Is and wrists. The cloth bc-iaj.
KNOTTED IX 1USMOCTH,
I'EEkvm , n n
sJ "f l-posraoce oi the butter
rikC; . preparataini
"ng butler.
Barrei. f Maple Su-
m -a. .
-'.luaupe ior goods.
lOOK A JiKEinttl. .
f'FacT.-A We Pro
s riUiB rpl are to day
' hit ' 1-V'rru or dii-
th. 3 nult oi ee dia
r.! rf intelligent and
iit." pUsn
tKn. -" d tisetaWs as
V. .""' no eood reaikia have no fears
-jac'..111 !y thiow aside ore-' atructed to say that the parlor of the Soro-
-5 jjj' " ae tne soviet- oi tW House are at iu mposai w "
ir"SttJ? Wend, and Uy one mis-wry coauuUie. Jn a lew days I will
"? rtii," Flower. Vmr aend posters out over the county and !-
r tha f""1- Million ot hot-1 where; those receiving Hum will please
V h i . QleiDe have Iw-n ct-i- mj itn In MiKninuini tikti. And CO
"rZriJirlw" atiitatiiry M every body come to tbe Kcunir, and
Wvl7.e- "'ou can bnv a we II have a ood old fashioned time.
Jt 10 to trv. Tli'l)i.a't Tnrvotthe dale. June 20. 1S70.
td v. me word iu
Oil th Wm.
SlERfKT, Pa
June 8, 1179.
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Chas. IL Ushkk,
Sec Ex. Com.
he was uoabk- to remove it by ruvJ'ing his
tare backward and forward over tbe in;
ting. and owing to the peculiar position in
which he had been tied he could not pound
with bis feet ag-iinstthe floor or make the
slightest n use in any way. Finally, it
striking him tint Mr. A. D. BrinKer,
w bos-c grocery is umlcruea'h the ollice,
must fooa o.n.e lo vn n out, be ct-asd his
stroilglcs for iilicrly and begun slowly to
edge himself along the door in the direc
tion ot the entrance. About the lime that
he reached the door he heard a noise in
the room below and kne that Mr. Brink-
er had arrived. He then U-itm a lively
kicking anainsl the door, which was dis
tinctly heard by the gentleman whose at
tention it ox-am tc,.a;iiRct.. but te
paid no ket-d to the noit-?.. hiiiklng it wus
made by someone working in the room
above.
Mr.Gi!lert ws almost disheartened.
It was now nearly 7 o'clock, aud the tide
ot business and travel was once more mov
ing steadily on, vet he was a prisoner iu
his own ollice, and the robbers must every
moment be getiinir. further out of the reach
of pursuit, A tew minutes after seven
o'clock he agnin heard loolstcps on the
stairs. They stopjicd at his own door, and
w hoever it was listened for a moment to
the
TIll'MI'I.NO AGAINST THE 1'ANF.U,
and then, probably being unable to account
for tbe noise, and not erring to investigate,
turned short about and went away, and
the prisoner was domcd to another half
hour ol mental aud physical agony. At
tbe en J ol that time Mr. Charles Slurr, a
tobacconist, parsed into the hall-way and
np tbe stairs to buy some stamps for use
in bis business. He heard the noise Mr,
Gilbert was making, and finding tbe door
locked but the key on the outside, he turn
ed it and pushed Vie dour open. He was
so terribly frightened when he saw the
condition the deputy was in that for sev
eral minutes he was completely unnerved
and unable to rendrr nny msistance. He
tried to untie the cord and unknot the
cloth, but his hands trembled so violently
that lie could not. Finally, in his search
about the room tor a knife, he found a
pair4 sciatwrs, by means of which, the
victim a Immediately released. "
MrrOiltvrt's forehead as fcruistd and
swollen from his Lead coming in contact
with the legs ot the desk during the strug
gle w hich immediately toliowed the as
sault, and the skin w as scraped off the
right cheek bone while he was edging
hiiiiscll over the matting. His hands
and wrists were also much swollen.
hich caused Lira ft great deal of sulTt-r-inj.
No clue to the thieves his yet Uen dis
covered. Goon Books von the People. Peo
ple w ho delight in good books are rejoic
ing in tbe good work being done by tbe !
Aiiekican Book Evi hani.u "" Bet-kman
street. New Ycik. Ev . introducing the
plan of publisliii and selling books direct
to purchasers, instiad of giving the large
diacounts usually allowed to dealers and
agents to sell lor them ; by w orking on
the basis of the present cost of miking
books, hith is about one-half w hat it
wa a ti-w years ago, and by printing rerg
hirgt idilimi, which also greatly reduces
the cost as compared with small editions,
they are able to furnish books at prices
hich. to most people, seem truly aston
ishing, but w hich they say are only rea
sonable. They publish as follows :
Chamber' Cyclopedia of English Liter
titre. 8 vols, lGtuo. Price, complete,
paK.-r. 52 00; cloth, T:J 00; half mor
cco, (4 To; hall morocco, bound in
- 4 vols, f 3 73.
Itollin's Ancient History, l.lfrj double
column pages, large type, tivo cloth,
1 2"i : library sheep, ii 73.
Josephus" Works, translated by Whiston.
1,1)12 double-column pages, very large
type. 8vo cloth, i 00 ; library steep,
50.
Arabian Nights, large type. 12mo cloth,
33 cents. . .
Bunyan's Pilgrim' Progress, .very Urge
type, 12mo cloth, 50 cents.
Ilobinson Cruso, large type, 12 mo cloth,
55 cents.
Baron Munchausen,
cloth. 50 cents.
From the above remarkably low prices
a discount ot 10 per cent, i allowed to
those ordering before June 1, and an ad
ditional discount of 10 per cent, when or
dered in clubs of five or more copies, of
either book, or to tbe amount of (10 00
or iiKirf lec.f J from the list. Pages
giving specimens of type and tell particu
lar, are sent free on request.
Superintended by Messrs.
and E. Swank.
4lh. Citizens.
At 0:30 the procesaion marched to the
Odd Fellows' Cemclfry, proceeded by
Chief Marshal J. U. llile: martial music
under control of J. 11. Custer: color car
ried by Win. Wilson. t
"Scap" is a veteran who always loved
the old Gag, and carried it upon tins occa
sion with a steadiness and soldierly pride
that tended lo inspire each heart afresh
with devotion to the emblem of our Na
tion. On arrival at the cemetery, the
Marshal introduced and showed the object
of the exercise in a short but nuat address,
lollowed by a beautiful and impressive
prayer by Kev. J. S, Wagner.
The choir then sang the National air
"America," after which an oration was
delivered by liev. J. F. Strayer, which
was remarkably appropriate, and contain
ed many line sentences and comparisons of
nations, ancient and modern, wiih reasons
why these memorial ceremonies should le
kept alive.
After again siuuing, the graves were de
corated, the name, company, and history
of each soldier leing given, 1 he proces
sion ihcn moved to the grave yard west, ol
town, where the ceremonies were opened
by a very solemn and behuing ir iycr by
Kev. 1. J. Wtkh, lollowed by sinking by
the choir; and, after decorating the graves
here, the procession moved to the grave
yard cast of town, where the ceremonies
were opened witn prayer by flt-v. Strayer,
followed by singing. "At this ioint the
Key. J. B. Shoup arrived, aud was called
upon tor an address, w hich he promptly
delivered,- in aa olThand but masterly
manner. , Having been there hltmelf"
he knows the history ot the soldier ; and,
while he, like tbe other ministers end
sprakc-rs, advocate peace in eloquent terms;
believed also in honoring the fallen heroes,
who lought to secure peace and the unity
of the nation. The graves at this place
being then decorated, Ut-v. J. J. Welch,
at the request ot the Marshal, thanked, in
his usual pleasant manner, the dutercnt
persons who took an interest in the pro
ceedings. 1 he exercises were then con
cluded by singing tha doxvlogy and a ben
ediction by ltev. Shoup.
Much honor is due the committee a- i
pointed to prepare the wreaths, etc., and
especially the intelligent and patriotic
young ladies, who deserve more praise
than we have the ability, or the room to
bestow, for the taste and eflioieucy dis
played in their work.
Sixteen graves were decaratod, including
soldiers of the Kjbellioii, the Mexican
War, the Blackhawk War. and the, K-jvo-lutionnry
War, embracing that ot Daniel
Stoy, a Hevoltttionary soldier, and founder
of this town.
,. There was no attempt to ni iko any iuc
b?ss parade, or empty show; but the tar
nest and ctllcient manner in which each
division of the proceseion did their part,
and the well chest n language, as well as
music used, thronih thu entire ceremony
was as beautiful as it was appropriate. '
' . . - M. V. Soiuizu,
Noah Bowman,
Arc. Hektlev,
Committee.
j in charge, that they are particularly inter
: ested iu the kind of work, and should not
fail to cxsniine the job here mentioned.
. TliSia( l't!. .
Ourracted by CouK h Ssuu-ia.
etALKEa is
CHOICE GF.CCTMES, FLCt'R A FEED
N W J l YER TISSUES TS.
RETORT Or TUE LEGISLATIVE COMMIT
TEE A COSTLY IXSTITI'TIOK THAT
IS OF 11TTLP. TSK. -
IIabbtsuuro, Jun9 5. Tie follow
iag la tbe report of tbe committee to
investigate the PeDQs'vIv&tiia State
AgrJcu!:uraI College, preseuied to
the House of KepreBcntativeB yester
day bj Mr. Ackerly :
la submitting tbe evidence tie
cammittee beg leave to report, as the
result cf their iavestigation into the
affairs of tbe Pennsylvania State
College, that while the evidence does
not show aetaal fraod or disclose
corrupt tainsgement of the funds re
ceived bj ttuid institatiaa, yet your
committee are of the opinion that the
testimory does coauectedly indicate
that the insulation has beeo very
badly managed ; tbat tbe location is
a verv undesirable one; tbat tbe
building U entirely nosaiud for tbe
purpose for "vhicb it was erected ;
tbat tbe Bgriculioral department,
which was intended to le the leading
ebjee: of tbe icsti'.utija, Lai never
been a success, and tbat tbe State
bas never received, and is not now
receiving, behtfi:a at all commeucu
rate wiib tbe amount of money
wbicb has been appropriated to said
iosiitau.iu by tbe United States and
this Sio'.e.
We also find tbat ibe Cosgress of
the United States graDled U ibis
Sra-a 7(1 flOO acrca of liicd. which
by bad management, celled tbe Stale
only $139,000; tbat tbe act of (Jon
greas granting this . vast amount of
land required tba; tbe proceeds tk ere
ct should be used Ly the biate nam
Iy in tbe interests of agriculture and
tbe mechanical arts; tbat tbe interest
accruing from this tund, in addition
to some $100,000 approprraud by
tbe State Legislature, is used and
controlled by tbe trustees of said Ag
ricultural College; tbat in addition
thereto the trustees aforesaid sold
tbe bead" of the State, beario; six
per cent, interest, dated February 2,
1812, calling for $500,000 and facing
due 50 years from date, from wbicb
the said trustees derive a rcvenie of
$30,000 annually. Your committee
find the evidence discloses tbe fur
ther fact that the deeds for al! tbo
freehold belonging to said Pennsyl
vania Stale College, including tbe
experimental farms, are held by tbe
aforesaid trustees, not in trust for
tbe Commonwealth, but for tbe
aforesaid trustees and their sutces-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
OF THE SUPERVISORS
DFMEtai II
T13M
Kli Uowmax, Iir.
Ann um of ilu.ll atc
Cn.
By wurk pitt S.1
salary M li
" niKmli:nrej s au
" i"ncratln j 74
" allcndiEs -tli-incnl....-..i 1 tu
SPECIALTY.
CMl'l'INliSl-'KOM
IMEiUIffill&rilLIS?!
JTJJSTEl. 1879.
NEW AlVEllTIt:m:ST, . NE H' A li VEli TISEJEN i ,
rr 0. N. BOYD'S
31 . mitt Cum a,
Tau'raa at
wapouxr, hop butfrs.
connviRWL at ot sT FLotrra
BILLS im'iJH SV Rl'P. T. JACOB'S Oil
HA Wnt'HGKR TC. UAKiiLl.i tiU
HAULS HAllt RtNLVVLK. AY EK'S HA IK TI'X 'K.
BASF BALLS.
ARIF.NSK.KlS.
FINE STATIOSKRT,
'tVT! BKI'SHKS,
rf.nixa TACKLE,
POCKETWMiKS,
I' ENS & HK.VlUiI.L'LR-i.
T'MITH Tiiif-StLf'.
5ACIK'r I'HM
'.KS.
SovKoairr, rt.w i.
l!OS'l!Kr7aKR1AXSYRI P.
J Y X K S K v V M 'T'MtA XT,
H IMtff'HtlMt HKOfS,
HJili'j! M AUM OIL.
iX RI C-LJJ LIXLHK.VT,
musx sa.APs.
LKiJAL RLAXKS.
si. UOOL biMiRS.
JAIf. HRfSHF."
HOI i f! foI.iOM..
tua-naiii mv Jrsa U-vTAUKita ami Pai
i.ier. 1 dck to lolorm my cntouicra anl tba pub
lic generally that my bclUlica lur uuilylo their
wanu aro complete In very reavect. My Biock ol
sTAruaoa a&ac'T uaocuKIK,ot all auxla. aifc
of atanlartl qualitlea, la replete and earelully aa
leotd In every department Tkt print Aara a
doubttdly loucktd bottom.
I do not care to aell the low eat orfe-ed yno.ii with
out regard to quality, aa I know tbat there are
many articles on the market which are alto
irether nnnrontable to the emuamer. EmerlnllT
lathUtraeof
llaUiice due 11 liowuian
A. J. Satioe, 1)b.
Am iaiil flldui'llcstc
fa.
Hy work .
cnlary
" orders, etc
.."5 M
00
. : to
EvemrraileoT Coffee auoteJ in m Prifla IJI
la cheap at the price fro 111 that nuuted at
renta, to my celebrated 'azxcn or Dki.mosico.
1 w ill, at any time, pn.re thU by ahowlsir (if r
oureted) tha Coltee In Ita green 'tale. To tboe
who deaire aumetlitna very fancy, J recommend
my new Fae.ica UvavKK : wbicb i, with tbe ei
ceptlon f the celebrated UtLWKo, (which haa
nueitual,) the haeat Votive la tbe market. The
demand which baa (pruna- up for it In the laat Few
weeka to fulticlent proof of thin. Tbe K10 Cor
reaa are atralKht Klo'a. (not Sanu. which are
too weak.) atrooir and Hue flavored, freah and
caremily routed twlr.K roaated on Tueeday and
ThurfrJay of each week.
On till I'ri.-e UK, 1 bea; to call attention lo the
kl lowing
SEASONABLE GOODS
FOR SI IMEB DRIXkS.
Vanilla Syrup, Lemon Syrup. Oranjte STrup,
Strawberry Syrup, Knioerry Sjtud. Lime J"oice,
roeae k Hia-KWii a i.xiqrerry inegr, 1-moa
If lor If
l.i .M'iani'i s i'n;n :tF.itv. finm M,itt
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS AND HOME RECEIPTS
ICE COLD SODA WATER.
CN. BOYD, SUCCESSOR TO G. W. SPEERS
May 14, T . : '
gTRAWB RIDGE QLOTHIEp
Horn Iurlte e)l3l attentLm to Uid
DRESS OOOTDS STOCK,
At rreaeatiiu( an aiaortiacm of
Foreign and Domestic Fabrics,
Never before 1jowo In PlilU-lilj.liia.
300
wx hive oTaa
42 lit
. 13 57
IUtance due township...
Jacob J. Uakkk, lie.
Amount of duplicate av!l M
l.'C
ISy work to IS
" ailary
t-j t
Ualance due Jacob J. liaker....
Amount of dupii!e m 8
Ca.
By work fvur 9S
- Di.-.lerlul it) tt
" fitiiry 127 eo
" r.nh a 00
7to 6'
liul.'.ueedu towaabip 4
ADAM S. MILLtK, Township Clerk.
JKRf: S. MILLER.
CHRISTIAN STKKXO,
. ur.uitoi. u. liuii 1 ,
Aulltorf.
June 1-
, A D.vsaERoua Tt'RPOit, Torpx or in
activity of tbe kidneys is seriously danger
ous to those organs, bince it is the prece
dent of diseases which destroy th ir sub
stance and eodanger life. TliU slutrcisli
rjisa may I overcome ly Etiuiulating
tucm. not eicessiycly . out Mioderateiy, aa Your corumitcee ako fiad thai the
Litters, a general invigorant and a!.era- "iK-rimcDial farina o ued bjsaid
tive, rx-sscssing tiiuretic properties of no trostee?, WDitb were to be cjnducted
common order.. Tfie impetus wbicU this! solely ia tbe interests of tbe agricut
admirablc medicine gives to tbeir evacu- taral classes of ;fce Coromonweiltb,
bave at'.erlv failed lo tccomplieb tbe
sore.
...... fttitnt'.w. miml.iMPlo r. n 1- . . . "A . 1 .. . ,r I
congestion which may exist in their tissues.
lioili they and tutir asaocia'e organ, tue
bladder, are invig-oratid as well as gently
stimulated by tbe Bilters, which exerts a
kindred influence upon the stomach, liver,
aud bowels, aud by strengthening the sys
tem, enables it to w ithstand malarial epi
demics', to which when exposed it imht
otherwise succumb. .
A Fes Wokth RiccoiiJtEXDiJio. We
have been favored with samples of tbe cel
ebrated hpencerian Double Elastic Steel
Tens, and after trying them feel justified
in highly recommending them to oua read
ers. They are made ot the best steel, and
by the niost expert workmen ia Europe,
and have a national reputation for tcrlain
desirable qualities which no other pens
teem to have attained in so great perfec
tion, among which are uniform evenness
of point, durability, flexibility, and quill
action. It ia thus quite natural that the
Spcncerian should be preferred and used
by professional penmen, in business col
leges, counting roofns, government offices,
public schools, and largely throughout tbe
country. Indeed, so popular have they
become, that of the "Numtierthje" aisone
as many as eight millions arc sold annu
ally. The Spenccrian Pens maybe bad, as a
rule, lroin any dealer ; but when not thus
obtainable, the proprietorf, Messrs. Ivison,
lilakenian, Taylor & Co., the well known
publishers. 13t ic 140 Grand Street Self
York, will send tor rrial, samples ut each
of the twtnty numbers on receipt rf twenty-five
cents.
To TDK Pi'ULic. Tbe undersigned are
pre)red with oae ot the leading Ligiii
Liiig Ilcds of the day, pure copper, wb.cu
are pronounced by all 'lie ftieiitifx men
of the day to be the cheapest and best as a
conductor, which we ofTer very low and
on good terms. All work done in the best
manner and eat it faction guaranteed or no
pay. Stnd in your order, licpaiiing
promptly attended to.
Riioaiis Bros.
I)ix't Look Sua r. by. When by using
Leamon's Dyes, prepared by Wells, Uich
ardson & Co., liurlincton, Vt., your en
tire wardrobe can be made as handsome as
though Just out of the store. These dyes
are more satisfactory in action than any ot
the crude color agents heretofore sold.
Sold by druggif ts.
DIED.
YOWl,En. March 30iu, near Centre
ville, John W. Vjwler, aged 4 years, 0
months and 10 days.
WALKER. March Slat, ntar Samuel's
Church, Itoss Walker, aged :i years,
months and 8 days.
YOWLEIL April 7. near Centriville,
Nancy Little Yowier.aeed 1 ear;H imrntbs
and 2A days.
CROSSES. April Oth. al Ceutreville,
Mi--s Margaret E. Crowen, . aged oyeaxi
and 24 days.
YUTZV. April 12th, near Centreville.
Susan B. YuT.y, aged G yers. 11 months
and 5 days.
MILLER. April 17, at Dunbar. Fay
ette county, Mrs. Jennie Unburn Miller,
in the 2Sih year of her age.
PILE April IStb. near Pine Church.
Mr. Daniel Pile, in the Gfith year ot his
age.
SIIl'LTZ. May 2Jth. near Centreville,
Genettie E. Shnliz. aied 7 years, months
sod 11 days, . ,
WOV Mrv GraM-. dantrlitpr of Thrn-
very lar3-c type, limo i Jore G Wor ,eed 7 years and 12 days.
Mary was a child of a niost amiable dis
position; very submissive to tbe withes cf
her parents, "though a child of very few
years, yet of much more intelligence and
understanding than is ordinarily seen in
oae so young. She bore her great sutler
inps with a patience that wassurpiising to
alt who attended on her in her painful illness-She
expected to die, and cherished a
hope in God. That wbicli is frequently
hidden from tbe wise and prudent is made
known to babes in the church. For out
of tbe mouths of babes God s praise is per
fected. May our Heavenly Father's gra
ces sustain the sorrow within the parents
in the word wbicb tavs, "Suffer the little
We have ; children to come unto me and forbid them
vour
object intended. Tbu is cot cly
tbe cisc of ibe Western farm, lccited
ia Indiana county, which is not bow
a third tlaca farm, nor in asfgocd
condition as wfcea purchased. Yocr
committee also find tbat at tbCiTs
ent eeBeion cf the college hil 4S stud
ents were in attendance, many of
whom were non-residents of. the
State, end tbat there ia now in tbe
employ of tbe college 11 profeator?,
wbicb we deem cut of ail proportion
with the number of students in at
tendance. Finally, your committee
is of tbe opinion tbat tbe trustees
bave signally failed to carry ont tbe
object for which tbe rnapniGcent laad
grant was given by tbe United States
and which was further sought to be
accomplished by most liberal appro
priations on tbe part of tbe State. '
A. I. Acker ly, CnAf bma??,
J. T. Siioe.ner,
Jacob Provixs,
Thomas St. Clair,
Allen Craw
A aiaimy Iemorratle t'onvriitloa.
Alt.ioxa, Pa , June 3 Tbe Dem
ocratic County Convection presented
a spectacle of confuted aud disorder
rarely equalled. Parliamentary prac
tice was l brown to the dogs. A res
olution in farr cf D. O. Barr for
State Treasurer was defeated by a
large mejoritr. Wallace and Ccff-
rotb were indexed. Tbe chairman
was denounced aa utiGt fur his po
sition. A. 0. Sick, of Aitoona, was
nominated for Sheriff, and J. P. Stew
art, present Protbonr.tary, for a third
term. What i kaown as the "riag"
were triumphant.
Ijawleaaaieas la Weat ViralniA.
Saw St'NDAT Schol. As there Is
quite a number of Lutherans in and around
l'acuytown, and as we are so lar irom our
church, we concluded tu organize a Sun-
dav-cchool. Accordingly we met in our
scbool-boue and organized oar Sunday
school, on the 4tli dar oL ilay.
WiiEELiM., W. Ya., June 3 Tbe
excitement at Lit: let ji inciden'. to
the arrett el eeveu cf tbe gang of lied
ilen who iuftbUd Wetzel ccuaty ia
very great. Tbe names of tbe pris
oners era A mos Ilemclock, George
I'llom, John L'Uutc, Jobn Steward,
John Iloftatter, Kio? Uutcber acd
John Lough. The men were to bare
bten tried yesterday, but no Justice
of tbe Peace could be found willing
to rii-k his life in doing eo, for several
were notified by the lied Men tbat
tbey would be killed if they csMeUd
in bringing any of tbe gang to jut.
lice. The services of Jus'ice Lonef
ter, cf Centre district, have, however,
beeo ibtaLed, and tbe trial of tLe
men has been c dja for to-dav it
8am
Governor Matthews has taken a
very decided interest ia tbe matter,
and i determiued o bave tbe law
le:S3ess crufched out. Tbe prisoners
bave secured tbe eervices of Fount
ain Smitb, of Fairmount, as counsel.
About fifty men cf tbe gang attacked
tbe bouse cf a prominent citizen of
Manijingtou late cn Monday morn
iotr, but, findicg ibe occupants of the
houpe well armed and prepared to
receire them, desisted from their ef
forts aud rode ofl.
NtiW AD FEB TISEJIENTS.
pui
BL1C SALE."" . ' ' '
OF VALl AILE REAL ESTATE.
Kv vinue f orders ol llie Orihana Cuurt of
Be-llorU and Sonieraet euaaUei, tba i nixcrilter will
ee.ll al iuUlic aale uo tne iremiaee ea
ueday,Jubj I, 1879,.
twotraeu of land, th property of Cant. Wn
Walfh, bite of Junta la lowni-hlji, lied f-rd n-aaty,
deeeed.
Xo. 1 contain oca hocdrt and ttlrty-oioe -t-rei
and H j-errhea, of w bleb H a Tel od hi ' . ,
erebe are in Me-lfi.nt eeuniy, and M aen-a and I
ASSIGNEE'S SALE
OF
VALUABLE KE.IL ESTATE.
Tbeun leriiitned Aiirneeof Kniman-jl lli isli
I'lfher will ftll at tmlilic fale, on
S iTL'RDA 1 June 2, IS79,
at 2 o'rluok. p. iu.. on the premises, iu Alleichenr
UiWLfhip, Snu'Tiwt luiiuiy. Fa., s certain tract of
land, Willi tue apur-cuaiK-en, situate in tbe aatd
tiwnsliipor Alienlien, adioluiiijt lan.Ia of Eliia
( raplncr. Henry harver'a licira, Jaul WamtiauK-b,
Simon Krlssinger. an.ltlitr. euntainingC'Uaurea,
nearly aU cleared, aud in a good state "i cultiva
tiun. Tiie lmprot emenla are a loir dwelling house
and kt barn tlmreuo ercc-U-d : tlwrcare also fruit
trees and good runr.ina; water un the premises,
cuurenient to the Iiuum which lava directly oa
the route of the c nteinjilated railroad through
Iweter'j Oap.
TLU.MS. )ne thiM uf purebaro money to le
paid n eonhrmation vf mite, eno-third in Hi
luotitltA, and one-third la one yeir Irom confirma
tion of sale, with Interi t on delerred payments ;
ten per rent, of purelia w m.tney to he paid on the
day of sale, which ia to iw deducted from the baud
m'mcv.
UEUHOEO. WALKER.
A silence.
Soger. Mixed (hirden Urown Im for
roB pic iv
Iced Tea.
J nnc il
TOWM YEAR, cr5to .-0 a
day in your own iorality. No risk.
Women do as well as men. Many
make more than the amount stated
above. No oue can tail to mikr
money fart. Any one can do the work. You can
make from 5-.,eis, to t- an hoar by devoting your
evening, and spare time to the hu.dnew. It coats
nothing to try uie buamea Nothing like It lr
money making ever offered lieiore. Uu1iiim
pleasant and atrU-tly henuratde. Keailer, if you
want to know all about tbe best paying business
before the puldir. s-nd Of your dame and we will
acntiyou full partieulars and private terms free:
ample worth "( also free ; you can then make up
up your miudroxyoarelt.
Addrer OEuRUE STIXSI X a i '.,
Jane 11 Fonland, Maine.
A WEEK la your own town, and no cap
ital rirked. You can give the buainei' a
trial vitbout expenK. The bet oppor
tunity ever ottered for those willing to
work. Y'ou ahould trv nothing else until
you see lor yourself what you can do at the busi
ness we oiler. No room to explain here. You can
devote all your time or only your spare time to the
bosineaa, ami make great pay for every hour that
you work. V'oinea make a much as men. St-nd
forscecial private terms air I particular, whii-hwe
mall free, ii Outfit free. Do a t oimplain of bard
times while you have such a chance.
A hirer? H. HALl.ETT, Portland. Maine.
June II.
A MONTH guaranteed. fj a day
at bouie maie by the industrious.
Uapltal not reuired: we wiil start
you. Men, women, boya and girls
make moorr faster at work for us
than at anything else. The work is iight and
pleaaviut, and such aa anyone can Tgo right at.
Those who are wh who see tbia notice will saixl
us there addresses at once and see for tbeniiclvea.
Justly Outfit arxi terms free. Now is the time.
Those already at work arc laying up large sums
w money.
Address TRI.'K A i: Augusta, Maine.
June II.
IIEIUFF'S SALE.
300
irtue id sundry writs of Fieri Facias
issued out of the Court of Common Pleas aiT
ZMUtrnti to., fa., and (o me directed. 1 will ex
pose to aale by public outcry, at the Court Hue
ia Somerset, on
Thursday, .unc'iG, 1379,
.. the following described i
at Id o clock
estate, vii :
All the right, tille.tntcrest and claim of William
Tresler, ol, in and to the luilowwg dcecriiied real
estate, via :
A certain tract of land situate In Larimer Tap ,
SotAcraet oounty. Pa., contain ing leo acres nx-re
or loss, of which there are alut Ml acres cleared.
with a two-story frame bouse, log ham and other
ouuwii'llngs tbereon erected, adiolning tines ot
Joseph Treitsler, Peter,Shrmaker, Knepp's heirs,
John ilauhiaa and ethers, wiih the appurtenan
ces. Takea In execution aa tbe property or William
Tressler, at the suit of Joseph Treacler. Trustee
for the sale of thereat estate of John Tressler,
deed.
TER.iS. Any person purchasing at the above
rale will please take notice tbat ten per cent, of
the purchase money must be paid as soon as the
proterty is knocked down, otherwise il will again
1 exposed to (ale. The residue of tbe purchase
money tnnst be paid on or before the -J8 tlay of
August. 119. thedaynxed by the Court for the
acknowledgment ol Sherlrl's deeds: and no deed
will I acknowledged until tbe purchase money ia
paid la.
EDO AK KYLE.
Jane i Sheriff.
A
UPITOR'S NOTICE.
Having been aouointtd by the Court of Com
mon Pleas of Itowerset County, on motion of W .
H. Koonts. Esq . Auditor to distribute the fund
In the hands oi Sberid Kyle. arising in m the sale
of the personal iroperty of Hugh Wiand, to and
among those entitled thereto; notice ia hereby
giren that I will attend to my dutiea under said
appotntment. at the efflee of W. H. Koonti. In
Somerset, on Thursday the lwth day of June ISTtt.
n. n. rusiLtiu w All t.
Janet.
Aivlitor.
UDITOR'S NOTICE.
Joseph TT. Beam I In the Court ol Common
to Pleaa or Somen t t .. Pa.
li. S. Fleck. I No. 'i't. January Term lsT.
(Voluntary Assignment.)
Tba undersigned Auditor appointed by said
Court to distribute the funds in the bawls of B. 8.
Fleck, ant e named assignee, hereby gives notice
that lor aufct purpose he wilt ait at his office in the
Borough of Somerset, oa Thursday, the 1Mb day
of June, 1ST9, w lien and where all persons inter
ested can attend.
Jaae H. S. ENDSLEY.
Aaditor.
acre
tierches are in Me-lfonl eeuntT.
l-e uerches are in S-nxteraet county
This tract Is nearly alt rood tiirir land, a nart
only cleared and u.4rr ieaee. It aiijoixis No.S.1
quite a good becinnin? ; ncholara, maK, not. for of such ia tbe kinEd- vf heaven. , imtm TARDON.
W ; un.aies, .tj . lniacis, totai m. even wn u is uot tue w in t. your i atucr ; ic: acre and lofi ivn-hes an in Htdic
TeaHiers and oflicers, male. 0: ft
total. StiptricttD-.ii-cl, Hiiaia
Aaittant Suierintt'ndrnt. Jacob Auus- thoucbt that these tender
t?ne- irecretarv. t.. limine; Librarians
D. Sechltr and A."; rbillv-pi I 'Ttt asnrer,
Jenrimali M-riner en u:ng the les- cameo, mere to uournn ta urtgutr Ui-jom , TfcKMS cash at eonhrmathm of aale.
son leave aiih ctwd etl-ctui the ciamun-; and exhale a rk-ber' trafranee throaiii ' uaniex.cess.na.
:, i .n,lla im ; Trustee to sell the real estate of Captain Win.
, , enUICS ages, Walsh, dee d.
rECIiETAIiY. ( X. j JucelL
UDITOR S NOTICE.
SOMERSET COUNTY, m :
At an adjourned Orplnns' Court held at Somer
set, In and for ftomerset iuatv, on in sist day
of May, A II. IT., before the Honoralde, the
Jsxigea thereof.
Ia tbe matter of the estate of N'b Kocber,
deceased. -
On motion of Jas. L. Pngb Esq. the Court a
polntel H. S. Endrley E. aiullKir to distrftnite
tbe fund ia tbe hands of the administrator and
trustee to and among those legally entitled there
to. Attest
W. il. FaiAE. CTrrk.
Notice ke hereby given that I will attend to the
dutiea of the al-ove arpnintment, al dt orhce
in Too an m somerset, oa iniay, tne :an
one. HT.
H. ENIiSLEY.
June auditor.
1CT acres and lo Ienhe an in HtJloid eousty, I 1
, ' hope are not so much cipjed and withered of 'pt- tv aUh-e real eatat lauds ol K.
,;bydeatb MtranSj.!antedto . heavenly , "-AH-Sr! i
All of the alive named gwi California Fniits
OnlltoniK Jams Dundee Marmalade Comb
Honey (ioava Jidlv Pressed Corned Heel-
Lunch Hani Lu.-K'h Tongue Potted Ham. t'hli k
en. Tmgue and Turkey Sardines Oysters
Plckiel Lambs' lonvue Condensed Milk
Fresh Lobster Fresh and Spiced Salmon Freah
Mackerel Crosse a. Hlscaweli's Plrkics and
Sauces (trackers Soups Iuiortl and A merl
es, n Cheese Dried Beef tueen Olives Clam
and Fish Chowder Imported Hoiogna Sausage
Saal Dressing Kronen Mustard a.ierox Uia-
oga Ale WvgTH'a EiTaarr or Java tin
Mix ha Cnrra Can Ojieuers.
TEA.!
THE ONLY HOUSE IN THE CITY THAT IMPORTS
THE CELEBRATED
Qailen Qiwh Tat
PRICE OF TEA.
Young lit sun. 1
Gunpowder. I
Imperial, ! We., 60c . toe., so., at.oo anl
japan, fl.v per pound,
th-fong,
English Breakfast, j
Mixed Tea li and 3i cents ner Doan.i.
If io dt tired, will pack any of tht nborv in j or
iu lo. sores trUAOW extra tkaryt.
COFFEE !
PRICE OF ROASTED COFFEES.
Rio, - Vl'. li, 17, 20. -a. -ii and 27 cents per lb.
Java Flavored. a r lb. Rio and .lava. '-.
aracailm, . i7c " Java - Mand3ac "
Laguiyra, - 3Jk-. " Moeba, - - Iii-i u
Lvlinooies - mc. " French, - - tv. -
GEEENCOITEES
Kio, I t li, 18. 31 and 23 eta. Java, 28 and .10 ct.
Laguayra, 20ets. Maracattw, 1 cts.
Mocba, 3d cent.
THE
CELEBRATED DELM0NIC0
PIK.I-SStlTIXUS AT' 1 SC. ! H Iftx Fu It tVM Xr aIbkTcsA T 'tf
Comprising " i'.niiin
MOHAIRS, DIAQOXALS, C.VSHMI RIIS. ( .NOVELTIES, MO.M1E CLOTHS. CAM SO. 3
y ELTIES, BEIGES, ETC. II AIR, MONO CLOTHS, PLAIDS,
viaivi OVER
STRIPES, ETC
WE UAVg ovta
500 PIECES SCIT1NOS At" " '20 '
Compriing i ,()() Pi S. 1 1( EMCH TEX ITU ES AT .", ( )
ARMfRES, BEIOES, MOKAIKS. IlOVIt lJ'
ETTES, STRIPES, PLAIDS. ETC.
a HAva ovxu
J 000 Pt'ECES SCITIfTs"
Comprising
MOM IE CLOTHS, CASHMERES. SILK MIX
ED SUiriMGS, ALL-WOOL CHECKS,
PtJlE MOHAIKS. SO FT-WOOL
HEIOES, CAMEL'S HAIR,
STRIPES, PLAIDS.
ETC,, ETC.
wi n.vc ovia
300 :
PCS. ALL WOOL BKKiSAT
2;3.
I Comprising
; SILK MIX fcl. PEK1S, CHECKS, SATI5S.
; CAMELS HAIR, FOl'LES, ETC.
Single anddouhlewl lth.at
iVi'i, HT'-u. 81oo.
And upwards. We have
THD03ANLS cT PIECES
Comprising
: HEIOES j and VS inch.-s wi.ls), TU K.VC U
CASHMERES, PARIS NOVELTIES.
CASHMERE DES INDES, SHOODAS,
FAXCT BI'XTtVflS. PLAID ,
I'HEVRirt", ETC., ETC.
BOTH TWILLED ASD PLAIN.
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This dellous C' fTee Is un-lvaled f ar Its dellgbt-
lul Aroiua. It all other Iwlieej have tailed to
please you, try
TI I E CELEliUATED
DELUONICO COFFEE !
I beg also to call special attention to my n w
French Coffee.
This is a babc mixture ofRABX Coffees, strength
and flavor being so combined as to produce a tVH
fee that wiil mre than please the most ardent
lover of this popular and delicious beverage. The
p-ice has been pat so low, considering the
quality, that already a large demand has sprung
op lor it. 1 o test its merits, include a lew unua
oi j renca cvnee in your next order.
l-KKE TER POOD - - S (KTS.
PISH.
Mackerel, Extra Xo. 1 Extra Store Mesa,
(no beads or tails) per ) lb. kit .14 00
Mackerel. Extra Xo. I. Extra Shore, Mess,
(no beads no tailri per la lb. kit 43 26
Mackerel, No. 1, Kent Shore, per'.U lb. kit, i'2 to
Ma- kerel, Na 1, Hay. per al lb. kit 1 Is)
Mackerel, No. 'A 1 jrge Fat. fier lis kit,. . . 1 -
Mac-kerel, No. S, Large Extra, " 1 as
Mackerel, No. 3, w&
Mackerel, Fresh 1 lb. cans la
Uodhsb. Woman Favorite Boneless, per 31
lb boa, ai ou; per lb M
White Fish, bbls a
White Fish, 10 lb. kits 1 u
Lake Herring, "J bbls 1 lu
Lake Herring, tt lb. kita TO
ew Hoi Una Herring, per keg 1
New Russian Sardines, " y6
CodOsh, Uoorgea Bank, per lb 0
THE FiNCY TfilNCH COITEE WILL PLEASE
YOU.
SUGAR!
lu Us Powdered Sugar.
lu It Crushed Sugar
9'4 lbs Cut Loaf Sugar
11 Ids No. 1 Oranulated Sugar..
Wi lit Standard A Sugar
lzrbe ASugar(eoft)
13 IU B Sugar
ia4 lbs. Beat N. O. Sugar.
U lbs Light Y ellow Sugar.
U'4 lbs No. 2 Yellow Sugar
. 1 00
. 1 00
. 1 ou
. 1 IS)
1 Hit
1 uo
1 00
1 00
. 1 UU
1 OS
THE RESCH COFFEE WILL PLEASE YOU!
Cans Cornel Beef It..) 41 au
3 lawn Ham or Tongue 1 us
2 " Honed Turkey and Chicken I
Sandwich Pot led Meats 1-0
2 x Hucktna' Soups 1 ta)
t Fresh Salmon (1 a.)....'. .....loo
' Fresh Mackerel (1 a.) 1 on
" Fresh Lobster (la.j 1 00
II " Cove Oysters 1 uu
' French Sardines 1 uo
CALIFORNIA FRUIT !
Saa Jose Fruit Packia Cu.'a, la Fall Weight
1' , .. Cans, comprising :
Y'ellow Clung' Peaetirs Apricots Karttett
Peart Egg. (Inge, and Jarkworth Plural Ger
man Prunes Strawberries Muscat O rapes
Nectarines, per can, ia eenu, 3 cans fur tl Ou.
MISCELLANEOUS.
IS Iba. New Currants $1 00
13 lbs New Valencia RaUlne 1 Wi
1 lbs. New Turkey Prunes 1 00
lbs. Choice Dried Peaches 1 00
10 Iba. Dried Blackberries 1 uu
lbs. Extra Oatmeal l ou
10 lh. No. 1 Head Rice 1 uo
12 Its. ISO. 2 Carolina Rk-e 1 uu
IS lbs. No. i " i OQ
U'ilta. Cream Cheese l ou
i It Strictly Pure Ground Pepper 1 lu
30 Bags Syracuse Salt 1 00
13 Bars Johnson's Borax Soap...... 1 w
17 Cakes Babbitt's Beat Soap 1 00
14 Cakes Proctor Gamble Whit Soap... 1 ou
Cakes White Russian Soap 1 00
14 Ban Iris Shamrock Soap 1 00
liBara AeaseSoap .... 1 oa
3 II. Weymaa s Cut k. Dry Tobaecu 1 (X)
1 lba. Uood Narv Tobacco l o
lo1. lbs. Banner Baking Powder 1
4 lbs. Loose Baking Powder I UO
14 Boxes Concentrated Lve Xo. 1 1 OS
1.1 B-jxes Penn a. Salt MT g Co.'s Lye 1 i
liBalui - - Potash.... 1 On
The FRENCH COFFEE ia a Rare Mixture
of Rare Coffee !
rJTHOW TO SEND MOKEY.SEJ
Send vonr Money by Registered Letter,
Post Office Money Order, or Draft on
Pittsburgh Bank. Do not tend your
Check.
"WE ALSO ttJ-VTl
OIsTE THIOTJSjIsriD PIECES
BLACK HERNAMIES & GRENA ES,
n
At price3 from "
20 cjata to $-,50 per vard, aa it ntntlzieal of styles quite extraordiaary
Please note: U'e enijilny r.o agoats. Send direct to tbe house for ram
ples of whatever joa tn mrrt, ard secure tie advantages cfonr low prices.
STBAPBIDSE &" GLOME
N. W. COR. EIGIfTHiMMARKET STS,
Apr SO
THE CHEAPEST HARDWABE STORE
-WKS'L OF THE-
ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS.
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Bl ERS &
BAENETT,
SUCCESSORS TO J0H1 F. B'.YMYER.J
SOIERSET, PA.
c tak c pleasure in announcing to the public that vc hav
Jl'ST RECEIVED a largo and complete slotk of Hard
ware, which wc intend to sell at
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES!
Our stock is complete in all respects,
article usually kept in Hardware Stores.
and comprises every
Blacksmiths' tools and supplies, such as Iron, Norway Nail
rod Iron, Vulcan Horse-nails, Taper Tap?, Horse Shoes, Fins
Sleigh-shoes and Cast Steel, A i'ul line of Best Norway Iron,
Carriage and Tire Bolts, and Axle Clips. complete stock of
Malleable Iron, Burrs, &c.,'&c.
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
comprising a full line of Kim ami Mortise Locks, Ca!t und
Wrought Butts, acorncd and plain, a complete stock of Nail
always on hand, also a full assortment of G!as.
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CARPENTERS' TOOLS.
We have always on hand a complete stock cf Saw.- lioth
Hand ano Cross-cut, Axes, llatrhets, Hammers Steel anl Try
Squares, Compasses, Bench and iancy Planes cc, etc.
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We always kt-cp n full line of Revolvers, Pistols, Shot-guns
Powder-flasks, Shot-pouches, Cartridges, Caps, Wads, Rifle and
Shot-gun Powder, also a full line cf Gun Repairs.
We have a complete line of Lamps, lanterns, and mpplif a
A full line of Saddlery Hardware, comprising Saddle-trees
Buckles, Rings, Harness-pads, Ornaments, etc., etc.
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avSeul arJaM(slaluneaB4 Price List
ins; ttia i- ia !uil.-
ttlv.
fcin&lt i. 2: hirh is in heaven that onp ct thcie little ! and i acres and 15 iwbts ore in Somerset Co.. ! A'utlee Is hmi-r triven that at i.;i.-a'!oo sill be
, c,.,,.,. rri.i, ir.,w r;.,. ii. about t WMhtrdi ol tuis traa are eiesjeit and" as- i de tttbe Buart - f Fani. at Its -!oa tu tbs i
.i evil u iuc T frBeet wllh , jweiUllg bouse ana :hi-r tmUd- si To!ay ul July ut the r.l'
"'" ir.irs tnereon. 1 nts trart 1xjb .no. 1 and n.3 Bavznznaa.
of Jesse
llajS. '
W. H KUUNTZ.
VAL. HAY.
J. H. I HL.
Attj's ft.r Jcae BaaxUmaa
G
if.. 3c.
J.R.JEII1IS,
Xo. 2S Fifth Ave.,
PITTSBURG, PA.
In the Agricultural Department we-have a full stock of
Forks, Shovels, Rope, Chains, Mane and Curry-Combs, Horsc-
brushes, etc., etc.
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We make a specialty ofPocl.rt and Tabic Cutlery. AKo
Silver Flated Table Ware, Piatt d and Britannia Spoons.
We also make a specialty of Paints, Oils, and Varnishes, ami
also Painters Tools, etc.
rfr-
We keep constantly on hand the Celebrated Cucumber
Pump, (porcelain lined) and a cheaper quality that arc 'not
lined! This Pump has taken the lead of all others wherever
introduced.
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11 goods w arranted to be a represented. Our principles
Jare Fair Dealing, Quick Sales, and Small Profits
i We challenge competition. Call and examine goods, ad as
certain prices before purchasing cl?wherc.
I
i SATISFACTION OUinAXTEEIK
BYERS & BARNETT.
Dec.
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