The Republic from Meyersdale, Pennsylvania • 8

at present. Saturday was pay eay at all the hay. 4. An Up-to-Date Store! i am now- i 1 LOCATED i having- purchased the old reliable stand known as Jones House, I will ive all the opportunity to purchase old and reliable brands of WHISKIES AND WINES and will quote the following low prices on poods that have become world-famous on account of their purity, age and quality The following brands will be sold at $1.00 per quart. SAM HENDERSON, TOPPER, SHOLTZ, SILVER SPRING, HUGHES, PITTSBURG PRESS CLUB, YOUGHIOGHENY CLUB, DILLINGER, OVERHOLT, BLOOMSBURG.

TO STAY! the The following goods, 7 years old, are bottled in bonded warehouses, with the government stamp over corks THOMAS MOORE, OLD PEPPER, SCHENLEY, GUCKENHEIMER, GIBSON. DILLINGER, OVERHOLT, HUGHES, YOUGHIOGHENY CLUB, SAM HENDERSON. The above brands will be sold at reduced prices, as follows: Half WAIT 4c up. that our prices and goods are right. Overholt Export, Spring of 1890, $1.50 per Quart.

Complete line of Foreign and Domestic Wines and Liquors, as follows: Port Wine, Sherry Wine, Blackberry Wine, Apple Jack, Kimmel Whiskey, Rock and Rye, Ginger Brandy, Cognac Brandy, etc. Schlitz, Hoster, Pabst and Connellsville bottlod Beers, ana Meyersdale and Connellsville Beers on draught at all times. When in need of anything in this line call tq see me, and I will assure you fair treatment in every respect. A. M.

JOHNSON, Pa. FORMERLY THE JONES HOUSE. DON'T Until every one else is papering and you can get no one to do the work DO IT NOW. We have paper From We also earry a full Hns of Thomas Henn was working for Henry the past week. Mrs.

Sadie Dlckenhoff, of Cumberland, was taken sick while here op a visit. She was taken to her home In Cumberland. Owing to the wet weather and a scarcity of harvest hands, our farmers were slow" In getting tbrough with their harvest. Messrs. W.

B.Martzand W. a. who areworklng In the vicinity of Salisbury, were here vlsltsng friends over Sunday. Bervloes at Mt. Valley church on Sunday evening was very poorly attended.

Mrs. Mary Mason, of Acme. was visit ing relatives here last week. Chas. W.

Troutman passed through here enroute to Northampton on Saturday. Jonathan O. Marts left on Sunday after noon for Quemahonlng township, where he will visit relatives and work on the farm of Commissioner Wagaman. Clement Baker and Alvey, his brother. spent Saturday and Sunday In Northampton.

Harry Troutman Is fond of his new Mc cormick binder. As yet he has not found any defects. C. L. Baker recently purchased a new Mil waukee mower from B.

F. Wagaman and he will give It a trial this week. Some unknown scoundrel passed through here last week, and during his short visit he thought to amuse himself by going tbrough the bouse of Frank Hoselrode. Mr. Hossel- rode was not at home, but on examination after coming home it found that noth ing was stolen.

We are about tired of sucb bold "thieves" who steal even In day time. 8. C. Marts Is at tbe borne of C. B.

Baker at present. What has become of "Dew Dropt" PzDAaOQUB'S FBIKND. NORTHAMPTON. July S8. Services at Mt.

Olivet on Bunday evening were well attended. Our school board met at the Wagaman school house on Saturday afternoon and elected teachers for the coming term. They also let the contracts for hauling the fuel See another column of this paper for list of teachers. Norman Shumaker and lady friend, of Hyndman. were tbe guests of W.J.

Meyers and family over Sunday. Miss Alice J. Wagaman, of Quemahonlng, was noticed In this community Saturday. C. W.

Baker, of Mt. Valley, visited here over Sunday. Miss Mayme Piatt, of the metropolis, was a visitor here one day last week. The Mt. Lebanon Sunday school will hold a plcnto In tbelr beautiful grove In tbe near future.

The exact date Is not yet known The Mt. Lebanon singing school under the leadership of H. M. Poorbaugb was well attended on Sunday night. Annie, the young daughterof Mr.and Mrs.

U. W. Smith, of Olencoe, fell from a Wagon on Saturday morning, breaking botb bones of the left forearm. Dr. Oarman, of Berlin was Instantly summoned by wire, and be reduced the fracture and the little girl Is now resting well.

Lokekn, BERLIN. July 29. This Is line growing weather, and the crops are much better than our farmers expeoted. It Is rumored that tbe Trent hotel will be rebuilt this summer. Theodore Blttner bas moved baok to Ber- lln again.

He had been digging coal In the Salisbury region. Dr. B. Colvln Is now ready to do dental work. The Willing Worker's Society, of Pine Hill, will hold a basket picnic at that place Saturday, August 16th.

The strike at the Smokeless mines Is not settled yet. Tbe company Is filling the mines with new men. and If they keep on at the present rate they will soon have enough to run the mines at their full capacity. Rev. J.

O. Cassel, of Washington, D. O. preached for the Progressive Brethren on Sunday. Fred.

Piatt has his new house under roof, the slaters finishing on Saturday. A Uood Republican. ROCKY MOUNTAIN. July 26. Mr.

and Mrs. Paul Ackerman wae visiting at Garrett Sunday. rs. Dennis Ackerman and son, William visited Conrad Ackerman on Saturday and Sunday. Constable John Hollen.

of Pine Hill. waB a visitor at Paul Ackerman's Saturday nlutitand Sunday. Billy Kaon and brother, Edward, and Zach Keefer's three youngest sons, were In the mountain Suuday. Hiram Hay was a business visitor In thl vlclntty Friday last. Miss Jennie Hamilton will teach the Bow man school the coming term.

C. W. A. BLUE LICK. July 28.

Mrs. BenJ. J. Bowman and chil dren and Mrs. J.

O. Werner and family were visiting Mrs. Wm. Dickey on Wednesday of last week. Chas.

B. Dickey and Frank Rumlser were Meyersdale visitors on Saturday. Chas, Boyer, and family, of Meyersdale. were visiting friends here Saturday and Bunday. On next Sunday afternoon, at 3 o'clook, Kev.

Win. Stab! will preach at Hay's Re formed church. It appears as though our May's Mill broth er, "Pete." Is among tbe missing. Jack. COAL RUN.

July 28. Work In our mines Is rather slack PAINTS oils, brushes, floor MATTING, WINDOW SHADES, Etc. Fine Picture Framing Neatly and Promptly Done. Give us a call and be convinced J. R.

Campbell, Son Co Center Street Meyersdale, Pennsylvania. Meyersdale Planing mines. Among the sick are Simon Gray and Carr Cbanney, also the mother of Henry Mull. Peter Mull was a welcome visitor at Henry Mull's on Saturday and Sunday. Our Local Union Is In line working order, and we hope all the miners will aid tbe strikers In tbe bard coal fields, as the Injury to one Is tne concern of all" Rattlesnakes are plenty on tbe Negro mountain this fall.

Tbixt. FUal Eitat Transfara. Thos. T. Boswell to Chas.

L. Hoover, Bos-well, 1. Tbos. T. Boswell to Wm.

H. Morris, Boswell, (1. S. Biker to Paul Bortscsak, Wlndber, 13S. A.

J. Welmer to Rebecca Wechtenhelser, tfWO. 8. J. McNutt to H.

O. Muller, Jenner, $26. Sarah Frits to F. B. Collins, Meyersdale, 1778.

Amanda Rlngler to same, Brothersvalley, 160. Susanna Pile to Emma Johnson, Middle- creek, flAK. Wlnneld Ferner's heirs to Austin Bolby, Mllford. 12.200. R.

T. Pollard to T. 8. Pollard, Garrett, WBO. C.

A. Miller to B. 8. McNutt, Somerfleld. rroo.

Philip K. Hay to H. P. Hay, Summit. (2,100.

John W. Shaffer to Johnstown Water Conemaugh, $176. S. U. Shober to Norman K.

Knepper et Somerset Mablon Lambert to same, Stonycreek, 671. Ross A. Adams to same, Bomerset twp I1M. Henry D. Baker to same, Lincoln, $184.

Mary A. Diets to same, Somerset Wm. M. Lambert to same, Stonycreek, $6,000. P.

C. Isaacs to same. Stonycreek. st.iai. Sarah Weyand to same, Somerset twp.

$8,400. C. Duppstadt to same, Stonyoreek. Iio.ooo. Susan Stutzman to tame, Somerset twp, SH0.

Wm. P. Hutson to Isaiah Good, Somerset $8,000. Boswell Imp. Co.

to Clara D. Prinlott, Bos well, $860. B. K. Meyers to John H.

Pfahler, Meyers- dale. $noo. John F. Weaver to Henry C. Holslnger, Paint $A0.

Wlimore Coal Co. to H. A. Bracken.Wlnd ber, $426. Mary L.

Somervllle to Wm. Bomervllle, Wlndber, $1,000. Ell P. Adams to Oliver Hoblltzell. Som erset $466.

K. M. Miller to J. N. Davis, Elkllck.

$126. D. M. Helnbaugh to John Hoover, Rock- wood, $1,660. Chas.

R. McMillan to Robert K. Ross, Ad. dlson, $1,016. Edward Emery to Wm.

Landls, Mjjyers dale, WOO. Alex. Launtz to Ollxer Hoblltzell, Somer set Jos. L. Pugh to C.

E. Walker, Somerset $1,000. Zach. Chrlstner to Boutb Side Coal Co. Summit, $126.

Robert Phllson to same. Black, $220. L. L. Welmer to Blmon Shank, Cassel- man, $ooo.

John Kurtz to N. D. Bhaffer, Paint twp Wilson Walker to Margaret Pugh, Somer set $40. Mary A. Beacbley to Grace Beachly et Meyersdale, $1.

W. W. Blougb to J. A. Brant, Brothers valley, $700.

H.J. Slpe to Roseana Doldaldson, Black $116. Wlimore Coal Co. to -Joseph Nick. Wind ber, $260.

Marriage Lioansaa. Noah Gordon, Bedford county, and Lula Shaffer, Shade. Steve BerreB, Wlndber, and Mary Johnstown. Pap Charles H.Cameron, Urslna. and Minnie L.

Snyder, Lower Turkeyfoot. Harry S. Spangler and Maiy E. Blttner, Ryckwood. George H.

Tyler and Ida Nupp, Wlndber. George Sblppy, Elkllck, and Minnie Dim baugh, Somerset twp. Harry B. Burgle and May M. Parting, Rockwood.

Roy T. Staubs and Anna Belle Swain, Mey. ersdale. George M. Smitten, Wlndber, and Mlnerv Grace Margan, Indiana, Pa.

Zine and Qrlndlng mak Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint wear twice as long as lead and oil mixed by hand. 91-2Gt "Heckerman's 'Star Coffee' lias tablespoon free in each pack, and i better coffee than other package coffee and costs you no more. 0 Wanted I Scrap metal, iron, brass, copper Tubular Lock Meyersdale, Pa Good as gold, if you heed it. Ozo Diarrhoea Kemedy for all summer bowel troubles. Price 10 and 25c For sale by T.

B. Thomas. REMEDY organs. Your very life depends on their their real cause will be cured. FworH Remedy is the medicine you need, you wun a vaiuaDie medical pamphlet, by dose.

Masclss, rsmovs pain anywhere, sjc aaca. Favorite Kemedy In the New 50 Cent Sire 1 It fk.tiHh.tfli TTllV two BACKACHE Alt Bladder and TTT I Urinary Diseases. a i mjji "PRINCIPAL CONVENTIONS Held in Various Portions of the United States for Which Special Rates- will be in Effect via Baltimore Ohio Denver, Col. National Frater- al Coneress, Auir. 2U-30.

One fare for the round trip to Denver, Colorado HprinKS or Pueblo, Col. Tickets good going- Aug. aud 23, good returning until Sept. 30, inclusive. Denver, Col.

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By deposit of ticket with Joint Agent not earlier than July 8 nor later than July 14 and payment or lee of nfty cents an ex tension ol return limit may be se cured to leave Minneapolis to and ncluuing Sept. 1. Salt Lake City, Utah. Grand Lodge B. P.

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Tickets on sale Aug. to 8, valid for return until Sept. 30, inclusive. San Francisco, Cal. Biennial Meeting Knights of Pythias, Aug 12-14.

One fare to Chicago plus $f0 for the round trip. Tickets on sale Aug. 1 to 7, valid for return to Sept, 30, inclusive. Washington, D. C.

National Encampment J. A. Oct. 0-11 One fare for the round trip. Tickets good going Oct.

4 to 7, valid for return until Oct. 14. By deposit of ticket with Join Agent at Washington and payment of fee of fifty cents, extension of return limit may be secured to JNov. 3. 03-tI To California Through Colorado By all means the most interesting way to reach California is via Den ver and Salt Lake City.

We have selected that route for our Person ally Conducted every week excurs ions, planning the train schedule so that all the magnificient Colorado mountain scenery is passed by day light. These excursion parties trav el in Pullman Tourist and Sleep ing Cars, which are thoroughly comfortable, contain every conven ience and cost much less than the ordinary Pullman The rate for a birth holding two, from either Chicago cr St. Louis, to California. is only $0.00 Kindly write for par ticulars. Inclose six cents in pos tage for our beautiful seventy-two page book on California, full of ill ustrations.

Address P.S.Kustls, General Pas senger Agent, B. Q. R. R. Chicago, 111.

8U-tf The biggest and newsiest in the county the Republican. Ramon's Nerve and Bone Oil cure. Kneumatism, tuts, bores, iiurns ana Bruises, for 35c FARM FOR SALE. The undersigned offers for sale a valuable rami, ttituatu at eavuife, Kiklieat cownttiiip, rtomermit county, contitluiiiat Ubb aurett. This ltt one ol ttie beat farnm In tbe town- tilatb mate of cultivation, uood letiues, wen watereu, auutiuauce 01 goou drill guud bulluiutfH, iarue barn, wit atablliiM under all, lame brick bouse, an utile ueceuHary outbuilding.

Telephone in the boune, church, school bouse and nostornce dally mall all ou tbe farm. A no one of the iartieitt suuar camps in th county aud in uood woricluu order, an abundance of limestone aud underlaid with tbe lower stratus of coal. This farm will be Bold at a barsaln and on liberal ternts. uood reasons lor aellluu. uuii on or address I.

I. MESSMORK, tliilontowu. Pa. P. If not sold by fall, will be fur rent to desirable tenant.

The Farmers Bank, Meyersdale, Pa. D. Llvengood President Hugo Lorenu Cashier Do a general banking business. C. W.

TBUXAL, N. MILLER. President. Vloe President. H.

M. BEACHLEV. Cashier. SECOND NATIONAL BANK, OF MEYERSDALE, PA. INo.l Capital, $65,000.00.

DIRECTORS L. A. Kretchman, John Stein, K. M. Berkley.

W. H. libel. S. 8.

Miller, W. B. Cook. W. K.

Walker. C. W. Truittl, John N. Cover.

N. K. Miller, E. M. Beaohly.

ESTABLISHED 1881. Meyersdale Dental Parlors, Merchants' and Mechanics Block, opposite Reformed church, MEYERSDALE, PA. P. P. R1TTER, D.

D. Proprietor. W. R. SMITH, A.

0. D. We are prepared to do all kinds of ap-to-date dental work Guaranteed. We are graduates of the oldest Dental College in America, and will do your work at prices within reach of all. We be prepared to extract teeth without pain in a short time by the use of Nitrious Oxide Gas, the purest of auisthetics.

(grocery. Fancy Groceries, Tea, Candy, Tobacco, Etc. Meals Served at AH Hours. Centre Street. CHARLES PLITT.

C. W. TRUXAL DEALER IN GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED AND GRAIN. MAPLE SUGAR A SPECIALTY. CEKiRESi.

MEYERSDALE, PA. PLAIN AND FANCY PIPES Why not trlve that friend of vour'i a nice pipe for a present. 1 have In stock all tbe latest styles and shapes, both plain and fancy patterns. 1 have pipes with Ions stems, pipes with short stems, pipes with straight stems and pipes with crooked stems. The price, too, will please pipe buyers.

I also have an up-to-date line of Box and Bulk Candy. MEYERS CAFE AND RESTAURANT, Opposite Sllcer House Centre Street MEYERSDALE. PA. Thompson's HOME MADE 1 BREAD Speaks for Itself. C.

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Pass. Art. lit Park Building, Pittsburg, Pa. JOHN SEBASTIAN. Q.

P. CHICAGO. Clearance Sale 10,000 Cards and 1000 16x20 Picture Frames 1 CON RAP'S. STOCK MUST BE CLOSED OUT. DEER PARK HOTEL, DEER PARK.

MD. Mot Delightful Summer Resort of the Allegheniea. Swept by mountain breezes, 9.800 feet above sea level. Absolutely free from main ri hay fever and mosqultos. Reached without change ot cars from all principal cities via Baltimore A Ohio Railroad.

Kvery modern Rooms en suite with private baths. Electric Litfhts, Long distance Telephone. Elevators, Turkish Baths, Swimming Fools, Oolf Links, Tennis Courts. Howling Alleys, Billiard Room. Matfnifleent Drives.

Complete Livery Service. Annapolis Naval Academy Band. Hotel remodeled with additional conveniences and renovated throughout. Alt cottatces have been taken for the seasoik Open from June Slat to Bep-temberlh. For rates and information address W.

E. Bubwicij Manatrer. B. A O. Central Building, Baltimore, until June 1st.

After that time, leer Park, Uarrett county, Md. aug 1-tfcJ All correspondence for-the Re-, pubijcan must be received at this office not later than Tuesday evening of each week, otherwise It will be too late for publication that week. JOHNSBUKO. July 28. We were much favored by sever al refreshing showers on Friday and It la fair and lovely again.

The rainy weather of the past week hindered the farmers In the progress of bar- vesting and haymaking. Many farmers In this section have their hay and most of their grain stored away. Uats next on the list. Clement W. Baker, of Mt.

Valley, spent Saturday evening In our "burg." The Sunday school here this summer has been a success, and It Is rumored that a picnic will be given some time next month. Interest, seal and perseverance bring the coveted goal. Prof. Carl A. Miner and Jno.

A. Bcheller boarded the excursion train at Kockwood on Saturday afternoon for Niagara Falls. Before returning they Intend to visit Mon treal, Toronto and other places of Interest In Canada. Henry Tldenberg, John Boyer and Andrew Horchner, of Mance, are also taking In the sights at Niagara Falls. S.

K. LeydJg, of Glencoe, accompanied by Miss Kate Uross, of Cumberland, spent Friday In our village as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.

Miller. H. B. Locke, of near Huntingdon, Pa ar. rived in our village on Saturday evening and remained with us over Sunday.

Miss Annie Miller, of Pittsburg, Is spending her vacation with her parents near this place. She will return to Pittsburg early In September. BenJ. Poorbaugh, of otel Scbenley. Pitts burg, gave us a call on Monday.

Ben. Is al ways happy when he can spend a few of the merry summer days In these mountains where lofty rocks, cool breezes, brilliant birds and lovely flowers add so much sesi and sweetness to life. Teachers are busy now looking up a win ter's lob. We acknowledge a pleasant call by C. Troutman, of Mt.

Valley, on Saturday. Mr. Troutman was the successful candidate fo our school, and be comes here well recommended. He possesses not only the quail ties of a model teacher, but also the charac ter of a true gentleman. Kmll Stager, of Carrlck, Is spendln his vacation with his brother, Bev.

Hteger, of this place. Mr. Hteiter Is a student of Concordia College, Fort Wayne, Ind. The annual missionary festival will be eel ebrated at Ulen Savage, six miles east of ou town, on September 7th. The board of education, of Northampton, employed their teachers for the ensuing term on Saturday.

Martin Miller. Edward Bcheller and sever al others from here, were present at the lbanon slglng school on Sunday evening, Hinging seems to be these boys' chief delight, although we believe other attrac tions assist In urging tuem to these meet ings. Divine services at this place next Sunday at 10 a. by Kev. Steger.

Sunday school ot tta. m. Miss Nellie Hturtt. of Cumberland, Is run tlcatlng In this community. Miss Klla Miller Is at this time calling on relatives In Mann's Choice, Bedford county.

Mrs. Weaver, of Crisp, Is spending the pleasant summer months with he daughter, Mrs. Wm. Broadwater. Mr.

and Mrs. A. U. Yutzy.of Pocahontas spent Sunday and Monday of last weok as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. Miller. A wedding will be celebrated near ou village ere long. Puloiiba avis.

KIMMKLfc July SR. Tbe farmers are getting dlscou aged on account of tbe weather being too unfavorable for haymaking. M. M. Baylor sold a very fine team of bay horses last week to Thomas Shoemaker.

Nelson Blougb spent Sunday with his parents. Our young men are quite Interested In a show that rs being held at Trent. The first threshing of the season In this section was done to-day (Monday) at W. K. Blttner's.

Chas. Hay did tbe work, and Mr. Blttner got 315 bushels from 10 acres. Misses Mayme and Carrie Klmmel spent Sunday with their sister, Laura, who Is employed by S. U.

Sbober. Communion services at Barron's church last Sunday was largely attended. Messrs. Freeman Pile, A. W.

Young, Jesse Spangler and Misses Maud Houpt. Ollle Ted row and Cora Bolsby spent Sunday at the "Philadelphia Rocks." Mr. and Mrs. Singleton Klmmel spent Bun-day at W. J.

Kimmel's. B. P. Young, who had an operation performed on his eye, at Pittsburg, Is rapidly Improving. The pedagogues in this vicinity have all secured positions.

Tbs following corps of teachers were selected to take charge of tbe schools: Berkley, B. Schrock Cross Roads, A. M.Uphouse; Oebhart, J.L. Moore; Hay, H. H.

Newman SchafT, C. T. Saler Pines, K. u. Walker Walter, A.

F. Meyers; Walker, C. D. Dumbauld. Austin Bolby's new barn Is about completed.

I. (. Miller has finished haymaking. Tbe telephone line running through here is about completed If you think Klmmel Is behind tbe times Just visit our little village and be convinced. Zf you want to read tbe latest news band In your subscription to tbe Kkpubuoam the newsiest of newspapers.

Catch Up. CONFLUENCE. July 28. The Ohio descendents of Joseph Friend, a brother of Andrew Friend, the famous hunter, trapper, scout, Indian fighter and Revolutionary soldier, who made his headquarters In "ye olden tyme" at, or near, the hlstorlo Turke.vfoot. now embraced In the Incorporate limits of this place, an Interesting and lengthy sketch of whose life was published some years ago in, we believe, the Standard, extracts of which, and In some cases the entire article, was copied In other papers all over the country, are arranging to have a reunion at the, home of B.

K. Friend, three miles east of Pleasant-vllle, Fairfield county. Ohio, on the proximo. One of our citizens, Marshall Ross, who Is, by tbe way, a great grand-son of Andrew Friend, has a special and pressing Invitation, and. If well enough, will attend.

Tbe song service last Bunday evening In the Christian church was a great success, and the participants covered themselves with glory. The audience was large and appreciatively attentive, The repairs on tbe new home of the First National Bank building, Icorner of Logan and Huguart streets. are being pushed right along under the energetlo supervision of Cashier Miller, and work on the residence, also brick, on Oden street, of Newlon Tissue, has been commenced, and the contractor says it will soon be ready for occupancy. E. McDonald, agent of B.

A O. railroad, has returned from bis vacation of two weeks aud taken charge at the station again. A great change for the better Is very noticeable In the way things are running. The general opinion here Is that at the congressional conference held at tbls place last week, the men of "Old Flat" acted the porker. MT.

VALLEY. July Our farmers have finished harvesting tbelr gram and are busy with their SIDING, FLOORING, LINING, AND ALL KINDS OF MILL WORK. We carry a large stock of Doors and Sash of standard sizes and grades. Frame Lumber and a large assortment of all kinds of undressed lumber kept constantly on hand. SISTERS READ MY OFFER THE COUPON below ftiJed out with your address and sent to MKS.

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