The Somerset Herald from Somerset, Pennsylvania • Page 3

Somerset Herald. E. SCTLU Editor. Febiuary 2J. 287'i r5 in another yjin.

old nd yonnj at Snyder'? 5 of dialling and laughing on can not be too "5 Bank, of Sonth Pennylra. pjaian i about to erect a Urge 'kbsiiiing- tlie pastor's family renders it ,0 jTj.oue indefinitely the .1 church at Addison. foantr court has granted S6 K-vibe sale of li'juur in one forni or of 'nnrdi-r Vtw at Washington, Pa on Alexander Chappie. t- as-Wed for. limits county, bas a dog of cr.ic!:ers without Neighbors sav proves virr gone dry too long." -uaJrice.

a hiiud man of I'nion-r. -j i for damages agaitist re "3io railroad for injuries Anct 'td being pui off a mov- Her.AU shoaM not forget yi3vir. the druggist, can Ct their an-v jjifreor tix years experience in v. -r on county estate, valued at a a L'f been t-ettied and -Tit jr ditdianred in about a year, Atabwl an indiirna- j-r from weak eyes or at X. Snyder'i drug yt-d with glasses to suit your V.s ca-mut a.Tjrd to neglect your icis owners of the election booth a to have Ufa adopted by the have sent notices to the of this Bute warning l'je infringement.

wh i from nervous and phy- preat ht'p in the use of najorilla. It produces the rapid simulant, without reaction the z-' a ermanent increase of strength of miiid and body. I burglars entered the i'jl raiiroad oSice at Hyr.dman, -J i oul town ll blew it open tuoney. An attempt to wc the in Lowcry Schel! rS5 a.u'C??.sfL.!. w'-th sick and nervous be; 1-nd a most efficacious renie-Tirtr Pills.

They strength- f.iruu'.ate the liver, restore tioa toihe digestive organs, and and permanent relief. Terop. as described in the would not be regarded as a very structure in this day and age cf Its kngth was t'7 fee: breadth it was 54 feet ia height, with a or ver.mda 3'i fcet long and 1 feet v.5 as to whether the upper tie carriage wheel iu motion moves etlsn the lower part stt-ms to have -s iV nitc'y settled hv iustantaneims which how the top pok in- the bottom dear cut and well deCn- rEacke will Lave another wolfchnw Oreer.sburg the early part sonth. Thrt large gray wolves art beat received by Manager h.n? and are rittbe Urni being put into condition tor It is thought that the humane will cot inu-rfere. as the law seems to aiasJ in the matter.

expenuient has been made rr.jkr army of the Un ted States. tS ijil eottipani. of Indian soldiers. cava and four of infantry, Lave trailed and ad.it-d to as many regi-ts more compani are now being ttd. that ult'ma'ely every regiment the Mbsissiwpi wiil have cor.ij'scy.

i- PtiLiwera lhe died at her home in Sunday forenoon from theelfes sr-reirated lye which be had eaten. rwi pnsent when the young woman i-v oft'je stuff, and owning to her con- it wa.s hard to teli just how IJ tLc act. the i believed to have fi'eiLj'jiirily itoane. in the sensational Gaut arson -K ht-t wetk returned a ver-i-itttugthe defendant Gaut eols, apg egaling over lictertive Marhy, the pro-ecutor. a v.iutig man of good character, rtfechargred with burning his mother's irtV the iturance.

tie Kiamatcn." trial at Meadville, -t'itd on the motion of the de-tti--jtheourtto instmct the jury to 1 verdict of not guilty. The Judge was no ideuce to convict George tU S. A hut did not grant the motion to (u-orge W. IVlamater. The W.

is now gving on. now to he seen on the s-jti is the largt that has been rted twri.ty years. It has been in the way. by thowing tLe of the sua on white paper ai Ut und to be about lOu.txX) milej mUes wide. lxked at with 'isutrf eye.

through a piece of smoked it ip'ars to be not more than an inch Uteter. Mr. Howells's new novel, 'VWorl-i of Chance," is new York city, th- U-n. a young literary aspirant who rnt-trop with the manuscript novel under ti. arm.

If the P'-'t vjapter-, which will appear in the fiii'jer of Hi-jri M'lgnzlnf, may be -s v. indication of the character of the Mrr. itis-afcto predict thai it will ii id interest anything that its author iiUrfrto prudiiced. fC. Ileajasi delivered a temperance churrh in JJeaver Falls that iejr titv a split among his followers.

iwrteJ that the Bible does not 4 and that its advocates to honest. An excited parishioner -y i-iyunced the to his face it-tor suited the real definition of tem- synonymous with total ab- tr.i that tt niear.t ouly of ready Irish wit in m-i in Meadville, Crawford Aa Irh Catholic and a wtiat were artiing on religion. The Hjiej that he prayed to the Virgin the purest and holiest next to God. declared "I think my er a- kjjj a noman as the i7 tLj! mjy n.irjjy siht ot difTerrnce in the tier i'er Henr- Her ert of Potter -'J. Uj to taru his life hy almost auoer- 'i'eg day.

It was a very 4r- I trt Ubad just chopped fell eUiutk-iitoJ. nd Ujward bim from It knocked him -'xj, fcvl across bid and pinion- a 4ja. covering bis aeiis-s, he "td Ikuix; in vain. Almost With paia and rhiid with the cold, lie lshe Uy on his feac i to pull toward him with a forked stick. half sitting he began chop- for dear life.

He cut through ttieen-iDdi tnmk af'er hours of work. ic tree sprang up at the base and Then it took hours before be nimteH for hit legs were tern First week of court will probably adjourn Thursday The Eureka Polley Company, capital OX) is an assured industry for Berlin. The removal of H. S. F.ndV.ey to Johnstown will create a vacancy in the town council.

Congressman Scull arrived in town Thursday evening and returned to the National Capital Monday morning. Hon. John 21. Hose, or Johnstown, spent parts of Friday and Saturday in Somerset looking after legal business. Miss Edith C.

Willey, teacher of music and bhort-hacd writing. Is stopping at Mr. Frank She will teach classes in Somerset. The well-known mercantile firm of Dav is Coder, at t'rsina, will be dissolved bv mu tual consent March 1st, when Mr. Coder will reare Irora the firm.

Jacob Zeigler, father of Jasob Z'igler, of this place, died at his home near Snyder's station, Saturday morning, of grippe. He was well advauced in years. Andrew Parker, formerly cashier of the First National Bank, now with a large lxm ud Trot Association, at Washington I is pending a few days with Somerset friends. Hon. E.

D. Miller, is conlinMl his hom at Hot wood by sickness. It is a ereat dis- appointceut to him not to be able to meet liis many friends who are ia attendance at coart this week. The concert given in the jcra House Friday uit'ht, exclusively fcy home talent, for the benefit of the Kvform church, was a decided success and rejected great credit on all of the performers. A number of memliers of Somerset council Jr.

O. I. A. M. went to Johnstown Monday morning and participated in a Washington's birthday paratle by members of that organization from al! the adjoining counties.

Associate Judge Noah Biesecker has almost entirely recovered from the severe attack of grippe from which he tiered for several weeks and i able to lake his seat on the bench when court convened Monday morning. Ir. V. H. Gardner, of New Centreville, who has been Buffi ring from a severe attack of pneumonia fjr several week is and hoiies to be al.le to resume the practice of his profession in a few days.

Judge Longenecker is holding Ins first term of court in Somerset this week and is wining golden opinions for himself from attorneys, jurors and suitors alike, by his fairness, impartiality and gentlemanly treatment of all who have business in hN court. Iewis W. Fogs, a popular engineer on the South Penn located in this place during the active days of that corporation, bas been for several days the guest of his brother-in-law, I)r. H. S.

Kimmeil. Mr. Fogg is at present located at 1 'erry, Westmoreland county. Henry Walker, of P.rothersvalley townships, aged about 40 years, died Saturday evening from the effect of injuries sustained by being throw from a horse three weeks He was one of Brothers-valley's most prominent citi.ens and his unnatural death has occasioned great sorrow. Judging from the testimony taken in behalf cf Mr.

Vaneer, of the Pirk Hotel to counteract the weight of the remonstrame filed against granting a liquor license to his bouse, icsidents of this place will hereafter take the trouble to ra 1 over remonstrance before attaching their signatures to them. W. W. Ticking, formerly Traveling Passenger Agent for the A O. It.

K. with headquarters at Somert, now City Passenger Agent at Chicago for the same company arrived in town Friday for a few days visit. He was accompanied by his brother S. F. Ticking, connected with the light boose service on Lake Michigan.

Howard Lnoghton, second and youngest son of the late Robert Eaitghton, died at his home in this place Thursday afterno in aged thirty-seven years. Mr. Laughton had been an invalid for a number of yea-s, suffering from a disease cf the nervous system, and when attacked by grippe, two weeks he did not have the strength to conquer that insidious disease. His untimely death is mourned by a hvge circle of friends. John George, of New Baltimore, ought to be a very happy man.

Ouly one vote wa cast against him for constable in that bor ough at the recent ection and Mr. George is strongly suspected of having voted against himself. The practical unanimity of the voters is very gratifying to Mr. George, since he is one of only three Ipu'ulican voters who live in that rown. He was ofliciady sworn in at Monday court.

Meyersdale hasn't gotten out of her school ard snarl yet. At the election last hoard of directors all P.enubli- cans was elected by a handsome majority, but through an oversum tne iickks were printed and voted donating the of term each director wastoserv. The Democrats now threaten to take ad vantace. if any can be legally taken, of this technicality and seat the members of their pirty whom the voters distinctly tb'-y did not want. H.

Eudsley, F.i- who has been a prac ticing attorney at the Somerset bar ever since his to the pr Jl's-i in aVout twelve years ago, will remove to Jonestown April 1st, where he has accepted the position of assistant solicitor to the Cambria Iran Company. Mr. EadV.ey has established a reputation here for and cunscicntioU' attention to all business entrusted to his care aud his determination to leave Somerset will cause widespread regret amjng all clasess. Mr. Eudsley and his family have been prominently identified with local so ciety and are deservedly popular.

A. PyBeachy, one of Elklick most ,1 riiirena. both t.hvsicaily and finan cially, spent a half hoar in the Uekald office Thursday. He is satisfied that his section of the county has a great future before it, and that over ll-m not tJ wait a lifetime before gral improvements are made. No section cf our county is as rich in mineral resources as Elklick, and no other Las tbe same profpefts cf speedy development.

The kiick oil well is now down to a depth of feet, and theexpert superintending the drilling cmfilently expects to strike either oil or g.is before tbe hole is abandoned. The editors of the Hkbalp enjoyed a call Monday afternoon from "Jack" Stoner, aad Valentine Sass, two of Greenville township's sturdy citizen-. Mr. Stoner is one of the beat and wittiest conversatioualists to be found in days trael. and although born in tbe cradle of Somerset county P.pubh-canisra-Grecnville-and an earoeat worker in the rants since the formation of the par ty be has not yet succeeded iu converting ou'r friend Sass.

White here tbey told us that Fred Durr, thai whom Greenville town ship.nd for that matter imerset county bas no better citiien. recently received handsome legacy left him by relatives in the Fatherland. The haifdoxen workmen employed at a steara saw miil owned by Westmoreland county parties and operated bv David m-merman. in Middiecreek township, this coun tv had a novel experience TQurslay Tie bo'iler had become leaky and wa pron-unc-cd unsafe by tbe machinist who bad been employed to repair iu Thursday morning, after tbe rearing had been completed fire was kindled in the furnar, and the "blow ofT set at 0 pound, when tbe work-men retreated to. of safety to await development, They didn't long to wa.lf.rina few minmea the "boiler busted" throwing bits of iron and pieces or timber in every direction and tally wrecking the mill.

Criminal Court. The regular February term of criminal ourt convened at 10 o'clock Monday morning, with Judges Longonecker, Pile and Eie-sreker on tlie bench. Ex-Jndge O. P. Shaver was appointed lore-man of the grand jury.

The morning session was taken npin bearing motions and in calling the jury lists. The afternoon session was occupied in bearing arguments of counsel for and against applications fcir retail liquor dealers' lv nsea. The court announced that the liccr.se applications would be taken np and passed upon later in tbe week, after the criminal list bad been disposed ot There are thirty-five cases down on the criminal calendar, but all bat five have been settled or continued. The first case for trial was taken up Tuesday morning. It was that of tbe Commonwealth vs.

James Turner and Daniel Salmon, tbe two yonng men who so fiendishly assaulted and butchered old man Bittner, near Hooversville, the day before Christ mas, a full account of which was published in the IIfeald at tbetime. There were two billsof iudictment, one charging mayhem, and the other assault aud battery with intent to kill. The defendants plead not guilty when arraigned, but afterwards, on advice of counsel, withdrew their former plea and entered one of guilty. After the plea of guilty had been entered the prosecutor and several other witnesses were examined by the court. Tbe prisoners were then remanded to jail to await sentence.

The maximum sentence thai can be imposed is twelve years seven on the one indictment and five on the other. Buc-klen'a Arnica Salve. The best bjalve in the world for cute, bruis cs, tores, ulcers, alt rheum, fever sores, tet ter, cbapptd bancs, chilblains, corns and al skin and positively cures piles or no fay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money refunded.

Price cents per box. For sale by J. X. Snyder Druggist. Shall Somerset Have Electric Light? Tbe Somerset Electric Liht, Heat and Power Company obtaintd a Charter of on tbe 18th of January ever since they have been investigating the merits of the different systems and have reached a conclusion in the matter and are now ready to proceed with active operations, and have a plant installed within sixty or ninety days, if the citizens of Somerset give them the proper encouragement.

All de- nilj on them. In a small town like Somerset unless the pyople are practically unanimous in iu favor it is impossible to get it, because tbe cost of installing and maintaining the plant is too treat, being almost as great as in a town of double its size. A commitiee will wait upon the people within ths next few days to see whether the required number of lights can be secured. Those who contract now for lights will have all their large lighta put up for cost, while those who will not do so until after the plant is installed will have to pay for the wiring themselves. Now, let our citizens give the company proper encouragement by subscribing liberally for lights and the borough authorities at once contract with the company, so that the rampany may see their way clear to proceed with the plant.

It is such a superior light to anything thai en used before that our people should hot let the slip to secure it. The company can't and won't erect the plant unh ss the people went it and show great unanimity in the matter. Citi.es. Imported Stations. A cai load of imported Clydesdale, English Shire, Tercheron and Hackney Stallions have just arrived in this city from tbe well known stables of Galbraith Brothers, JanesviMe, Wis.

Any one interested in good horses should call and see this lot which are the finest ever seen in this country The Cooleys Will Surrender Under Conditions. The following letter was printed in the Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette Friday morning from tbe father of the notorious Cjoley boys of Fayette County, Pa. FAiacmscK, Feb. 18, S2. To SlifrijT XcCormick and the late abiding eiti of Fayftte Conniy.

My sons Frank and Jack Cooley are now fugitives from justice and are charged with numerous crime), of which I believe they are not guilty. 1 no have a proposition to make to the Sheriff of this county and tbe people though the co'umus of the CMuu-rflil Gavtte. It relates to thesurrend er of my two sons to the authorities. I have spoken to my son Frank about the matter, and he author. rs me to soy that be will willingly give himself up to justice, provided be is fairly dealt with by the law.

His conditions of surrender are that he is to be given a new trial on the charge of assaulting and robbing Miss Mary Eoss, of George's Township, Fayette County. Further, that at the trial he be granted such facilities as are at the hands of tbe Sheriff for summoning witnesses in his defense. He also aks that like justice be granted to his brother. John, and those associated with bim at present, and especially stipulates that no reward is to be paid to any official or other person as the result of the surrender, because be fe-s that the hope of obtaining said would be an incentive for those interested to do some tall swearing. Iu esse this proposition is refused then the boys will let matters remain as they now are and Sheriff McCormick and his Deputies are at libei ty to catch bim if they can.

I.t rx CooLir. Witnesses Hesby Bowcll, of Tniontown, Fb is X. Brass, Pittsburgh. Timothy and Clover Seed. First arrival of western seed now in.

Mao us Sen bock. Attention Sugar Producers. Any person siring any inormation in regar I to tbe bounty or revenue on sugar produced in Somerset county, will please call on it address F. P. Savior, at Somerset, All the sugar brought to Somerset will be weighed and sampled at the store of Cook Iieerits.

Respectfully yours, F. P. Savlor, Deputy Cellector. Husband Items. A Grange meeting wiil be held on the evening of March 1st.

Commuion services will be held in the Weller church Sunday March 6th. Charles Miller, bas been confined to bis borne for several weeks suffering from severe attack of rheumatism. Farmers agree iu pronouncing tbe horses on exhibition at tbe Somerset House, the finest ever seen in this county. A traveling phrenologist has been feeling the bumps on tbe beads of people in this section and telling them what business tbey are fitted for all for 25 eta. Crove City College.

Young men and women desiring an education will do well to investigate the merits of Grove City College. Tha very best instruction is provided in all its departments. The rates of tuition and boarding are exceedingly low. thus putting an education within reach of young men and women of limited mnns Collegiate, College Preparatory, and Nor mil courses are maintained. The Business Department, embracing instruction In Commercial branches, Stenog raphy, Tyjwriiing, and Telegr.

pby is a prominent feature of tbe institution. The Music Conservatary under tbe Direct orship of Prof E. C. Heffley, is one of the het in the country. Physical training is furnished free to all indents, both ladies and gentlemen.

The Military Department, organized by tbe general government, provides tbe very best instruction in Military science ana ic tics. The Soring session opens March 20th rtalnraes sent promptly on application to the President, Isaac C. Ketler. Grove City, Pa- Borough, and Township Off! cars. Following Is the official list of borough and township officers eh-cted throughout the county on Taesday, February ICth r.onoiGns.

Burgess, Heffley assistant burgess, Bend9 town council, Kurtz high constable, Weller tax collector, Frank Heffley judge, A Floto inspectors, Pbilaon, Joseph Imhoff; assessor, Frank Forney street commissioner, Eugle; school directors, Robert Thilson, Samuel Engle; auditor, A Brubaker; town clerk, Philson. CatMttma. Burgess, Simon Shanks town council, Weimer, Charles Barnes high constable, Daniel Mickey tax collector, Daniel Mickey jndge, It Witt inspectors, Oeorge Mickey, Hosteller assessor, Weimer street commissioner, Daniel Mickey school directors, Jesse Reed, Witt auditor, Charles town clerk, Pbillippi treasurer, Jacob Weimer. Continence. Justice, A Humber; Burgess, Irown; town council, Kurtz, Brown bigh constable, doric tax collector.

Mountain; Judge, Black inspectors, 8 Weakland, John A Walker; assessor, Pullin street commissioner, John Sterner; school directors, Reynolds, J. R. Brown; Auditors, A F.chtner, Critchfield. Jen iitr town. Burgess.

Witt; town council, Griffith, a Kaylor, Tomlinson tax collector, Ankeny; judge, Abruhara, Btfin inspectors Petersen, Chas Shaffer asM-ssor, Kofus Rauch, Wiand, (tie'f) street commissioner, Shaffer school directors, John Rink, Maurer, Pet-ticord, (tie) auditor, John Judy; town clerk, Berkey. Jfrgerxlale. Burgets, Dull; town council Cook, Adam Hahn high constable, Gardner; tax collector, A Welahons; Judge, A Rulter; inspectors, A Buecb-ley, Mark Smith assessor, Emory George school directors, Hartley, Wra Appel, George Collins, 6 Good, Habel, Morgan auditor, Leonard, Dickey. ir Baltimore. Burgess, A Werner; town council, Engbert, Peter Weimer; high constable, Peter Weimer; tax collector, Poller; judge, John Lcbiuan inspectors, George Straub, John Ross a- sessor, Joseph Topper street commissioner, Henry Wichniau school directors, Michael Hickey, John Topper, Henry Engbert auditor, Francis Topper constable, John George.

iSoyrafou'i. Justice, Augustus Heffley burgess, Pugh; town council, Isaac Ferner, Giffin tax collector, Francis Taylor judge Sorber inspectors, Spangler, Thompson assessor. William Brubaker street commissioner, Gideon lierkebile school directors, Sorber, BSchlag; auditors, Bowman, Luther Zimmer man, II Snyder. Cruina. Justice, Anderson burgess, Anderson; town council, W8 Kuhlman.J Davis high constable, Lenhart tax collector, Lwhart; judge.

8 Kuhl- maa inspectors. Dull, Anderson assessor, Heslop; street commissioner. GW Lenhart; school directors, I Miller, Davis; Auditor, John Lyons. Ac Centretitte. Burgess, John F.

Hay town council, Jacobs high constable, Peter File tax collector, Foutch judge, Walter; inspectors, John Snyder, Hamilton assessor, Will street commissioner, Scott school directors, Vought, Dull auditor, Mil'er. E'xtiv'iu'l. Justices, Philip Smith, John Stein bur gess, town council, William Wolfersherger. George Ridenour high con stable, Dupont ui collector. John Stein judge, A E.ans; inspectors, George Holtzhour, Haines assetsar, A Haines school directors, Johnson, A Kendall auditor, Haines street commissioner, Henry Yutzy.

Justice, Levi Lichliter burgess, Liv- engood town council, Ltvengood high constable, John Fair tax collector, A Glotfelty judge, Adam Fogle: inspect ors, A Glotfelty, A Kidiier assessor. Samuel Mier street commissioner, David Enos school directors, Theophilus Wagner, Sol A Wagner auditor, Wm. Cochran. Simerrri. Burgess, Weidey town council.

Thomas Jones, 1 year, Josiah Pisel, 3 years, Davis, 3 years. Sinner, 2 years high constable, Wm Colbert tax collector, A Huston judge, Phil- lippi inspectors, Knepper, Swank assessor, Co ff roth street commission er, Cunningham school directors, A Uileman, Prills auditor, James Fer ner town clerk, John Edis. WeHertbtirit. Justice. Michael Line, burgessi, II Close Uwn council, Shatter, Witt tax collector, Kneiream judge, inspectois, A Meyers, Mengea assessor, A Trimble street commissioner, Geo Paul school directors, Eli Fecbtig uditor, William Moser; town clerk, PF Shaffer.

TO WSSlllPA A ddifon. Justice. Henry Rinheberger tax collector, Nicklow judge, James Hileroan inspectors, Swartzwelder, Stark assessor, Stephen McClinUxk school directors, John Wilkins, Levi Sterner supervi sors, Eli Bender, George Creamer, Amos Kurtz auditor, A A Jacobs clerk, A Mitchell. Allegheny. Tax collector, James A Hillegas judge, John Tipton inspectors, John Darr.

Eaieigh assessor, George Tayman school directors, Dora. Frederick Shaffer supervisors, Levi Clitz, George Foust, Jos Miller auditor, Henry Tayman clerk, A Ellenberger constable, Jacob Deeter. Justice, A Sterner tax collector, A II Ohler judge, Daniel RhoaU inspectors, A GrowaJl, Sipe aswssor. A Sterner school directors, Jacob Marker, 3 years, A hocmaker, 3 years, Dennis Weimer, 2 years, John Fowler, year supervisors, Austin Rboads. Hoover; auditor, Mahlon 8nyder clerk.

Jacob Snyder constable, Miller treasurer, Dewali Snyder. Brelhertralley. Tax collector, II Yoder judge, A Sivits; inspectors, Meyers, Amos Walker assessor, Smith school directors, Jacob Masser, Hay supervisors, Wm Foust, Jonas Stevannus. Baer au ditor. John A Brant; clerk, Chas Hentx constable.

El Baldwin. Vonemauyh. Tax collector, Miltenberger jndge. John Stabl inspectors, John Thomas, Noah KiufTaian assessor. I 8 Kaufman school directors, Jacob I Kaufman, Samuel Gindle-sperger supervisors, Jonathan II Yoder, Da.

vid Kaufman, Joseph Johns, Joseph Mil ler, Jacob MUhler; auditor, Joseph Yoder clerk, Henry Lenhart. Elklick. Justice, 8 Kretehman tax collector, Folk judge, Robert Cochrane; inspectors, Reuben Folk, Harvey Liven good asseesor, Samuel Compton school directors, Highest of all ia Leavening Power. Latest U. S.

Gov't Report AESSUUTELY PURE Maut, A Winters supervisors, Richard Glotfelty, Maast, 21 Fike Auditor, Yogel clerk, Fike constable, Calvin Foller, Cbarhjs tie. Tax collector, Dora judge, Dcre-ruer inspectors, Market, Thomas Manges assessor, II Suder school directors. Suder, Kammerrr supervisors, A Fiickinger. David Baker auditor, George Slack clerk, Henry Foorhaugb constable, Wm Bittner. GreeurUle, Justice, Fred Durr; tax collector, A Stoner; judge, Hochstetler inspectors, John el wig, Baer; assessor, Noah Lint school directors, Herman Shockey, Hochstetler supervisors, Jacob Hochstetler, Valentine Sass auditor, Fred Durr clerk, Hoasel treasurer, Arnold constable, Valentine Sass.

JeffiTtoiu Tax collector, A Kublman judge, Moses Bisel inspectors, Peler Schultz, Samuel Neiderheiser assessor, Baker school directors, Gideon Sbaulis, Joseph Showman, Frederick Sbanlis supervisors, Wesley Miller, A lenhart auditor, John Garader clerk, Knupp. Jenner. Justices, James Cover, James O'Connor tax collector, Thomas Gallagher; judge, John Biesecker inspectors, Giahatn Hotf-man, Lint assessor, Peter Bowman school directors, John Weighley, Jerome Stufft supervisors, Frank Dawson, George Friediine, Adam Stevens, Conrad Wechten-heiser auditor, Josiah Gohn clerk, Park 8haffer constable, Henry Horner. Jj-ij luier. Tax collector, Lewis Mankemyer; judge, Urias M.

Geiger inspector, Alfred Knepp, John Smith assessor, Geiger school directory John Smith, Pfahler; supervisors, Christian Mankeinyer, Peter Weimer auditor. Otto Lawrence clerk, Beal constable, Chauncey Geiger. Lincoln. Tax collector, II Berkey judge, Gabriel Kline inspectors, Bittner. Hiram Sbaulis assessor, Iiittner school directors, Sine, Btttner supervisors, Jacob Hem mincer, Scamucker auditor, Josiah Horner clerk, A Fritz treasurer, Peter Sipe.

Later Tivkfit'v'J. Tax collector, Burkholder; judge, G. Kemp, Anderson, (tit); CB Hyatt, II Sufull assessor, James LYilborn school directors, Elmer King, Tannehill su-pcrvums, II II Rush, 8 Kreger, Malichi Hrrlzell, Silas Conn auditor, Tannehill clerk, Soot Sec hier treasurer, Edward Ligen field. XHjofd. Justice, Walter; tax collector, Miller; Judge, Boose inspectors, Harrison Weimer, Lindley assessor, A Market schiol directors.

Perry Schrock, Pbillippi; supervisors, Meyers, Harry Hay, Wm Kimmtll, Josiah Flick; auditor Baker clerk, Enable treasurer, Albert Brant. I. Justice, II Moore; tax collector, Samuel Dickey judge, Moore inspectors, John Miller, Suyder; assessor, A Miller; school directors, Simon Lyons, I' Saylor; supervisors, McMillen, Paul Miller auditor, Hiram Tedrow clerk, Josiah Pile treasurer, McMillen. Justice, John II Miller tax collector, II Miller; judge, Charles Broadwater; inspectors, Jonathan Bayer, Bowman assessor. Nelson Bittner school directors, II Miller, Calvin Poorbaugb supervisors, Abram Coughenour, Fred Muhlenberg; auditor, Crosby clerk, Poorbaugb.

Ojle. Tax collector, Whitaker judge, Bumgardner inspectors, Amos Whitaker, Martin Bowser assessor, Eiekial Felix school directors, Jonas Wirrick, Ezekial Felix supervisors, Harrison Oldham, Emanuel Mock; auditor, Meyers; constable, 8 Whitaker. Tdmr. Tax collector, Shaffer judge, Jacob Foust insiectors, Josiah Blougu, II Lape assesor. Jas Beam school directors, Hollsapple, I Shaffer supervisors.

1 Holsapple, A Berkey, Scott Murphy auditor, Johus clerk, Peter Hoffman. fytiemahvniHQ. Justices, I Hoover Wu Miller tax cal lector, Noah Bowman jde, district No. 1, Shaver No. 2, Wehrle inspectors.

No. 1, Straub, Zimmerman No. 2, Joseph Naugle I Dail assessor, Wingert school directors, Eli Shaver. Peter Blough supervisors, Wm Suder, John Horner: auditor. George Stinebaugh clerk, Kocher treasurer, Jere Berkey.

Tax collector, Gearge Manges: judge, Reel inspectors, A Wagner, Reilz assessor, Wagner school directors, Johnson Berkebiie supervisors, Jacob Horner, Jesse Crumm, Albert Gohn, Thomas Lohr; auditor, Cyrus Berkebiie clerk, Limbert treasurer, Hamer. Sl.nrWrf. Tax collector, Eiward Coleman judge, Shaver; inspector. Grant Young, Philip II Walker assessor, Russell Young school directors, Norman Penrod, Joseph Snyder; supervisors, Samuel A Rhoads, Wm Rhoads, John Gneaggy, Lemuel Aumau auditor, Ei Cupp clerk, Saylor treasurer, Henry Hoffman. Svutltnmit'tn.

Justice. Jesse Cook tax collector, 11 Mtrtx judge, John Baker inspectors, Martx, A Kelley assessor, John II I-ep-ly school directors, Samuel Shoemaker, Heury Delbrook supervisors, Trout-ram, Solomon Euerick; auditor, A Young clerk, Kennell treasurer, Sam'l Troutman. Sl-myree I. Tax collector, Joseph Sttill jndge, Yoder inspectors, Dougherty, Smith asstsior, Martin Shank school directors, Walker, Glessner; supervisors, II Miller, Noah Keifer. Josiah Kimniel auditor, Chai.

Shank clerk, Alexander Hunter treasurer, Spangler. Justice, A A Miller tax collector, Horner judge, Samuel Firl inspectors, Walker, Austin Miller; assessor, Schrock school Henry Walter, 8 Miller supervisors, Peter Bowser, William Licheraby auditor, Conrad Posch-mau clerk, Berkley. I'j'per Tax collector, I Sullivan judge, Putman inspectors, A Sembower, Silas May assessor, Cunningham school directors, Peter Nickelson, A Shultz supervisors, Weimer, King, Jobn Younkin, Nelson Romesburg auditor, Sechler clerk, A Richer. NOTICE, J. M.

Will continue the 20 per cent. Reduction Sale on his entire line of Overcoats and heavy-weight Cloth ing to March 1, 1892. Poller HonM mi mm MRS. A E. UHL.

I am now receiving my new stock of Consisting of all kinds of Fine Goods, cither in Plain Colors or Novelties, with a great range of prices and qualities. I'm glad to say that tliejwill all be cheap. A large line of low-price DRESS GOODS. in Plain Shades and Novelties, coming in this week. A splendid line of Outing Flannels, and other Novelties coining in, all cheap.

An immense line of While Dress Coods aod Embroideries, will he opened ihi week. Laces of all kinds in almndancc will be shown tlii.s Fea.son. Dress Trimmings Of the Latest styles now open. A large line of Lest dark and light Calicoes at cent. Muslins and Sheetings will bechcapthis season.

Call and et mv stock. Mrs. A. E. UHL.

Am '-V-31 1 5 Announcements FOR THE Epical Primary EMo. You will Dleuo nnnoiiun? th ft.llow ii.L' nam ed rt otlemea rar.d.tiAt lor the varitMi. othr- iltittiifuatl, at Uie Kr publican Primary hleciion. SATl'KDAY, APHIL JS92. FCKH.

W. BIE-4KCKER. Cbaincan an Cixjniy t'ummitti-e. -FOR ASSEMBLY, J0HX c. wel OF MILFOKD TOWNSHIP, Siibjisrt Uthe lef-ision of the Ri-pnulican Pii-maxy Kleetluu, to be behl Katuntsy.

April -FOR AMr-EMIlLY, EmR AMD. of niK KWimu r.i (lion hi. to thederision of the Republican ln-mar) ticetKHi to ht-M cnturiiay, April 'J, -F0R DISTRICT ATTORNEY, J. A. EERKEY, OF SOMERSET UOROt'fiir, Sur.teetto the leci-ion of the Repuliraa I'rl-mary "Election, lobe iu-U tjatunlay, Ail ls.rj.

FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY, L. C. COLUORN, OF SOMERSET ItORot Subject to the de ofih Republican Pri. mary rvleetioo, be bci.l Stturiay. April ls.r.' XKCL'KJl' NOTICE liate cf Jobn Rnwoian.

Iai of iiemRhoniui; deC 'l. Letter of Ailminisiration on ibi estate harina; been (rrantetl lo tbe uu'brsrue'l by In-; proper auihority, noli'e in hereby riven lo all person tu.lebltsi lo saul estate to make immediate paymeMi, and thure bavin clanaa ajnst the name will present Ihem elaiy autbeniu-atel tyt tettlemenl, Satunlay. Jtareb 1 4A al the biMisa at Jeremiah Maurer. in soyrsujwn Borough. JEREMIAH MAI REK, JoHN J.

BOWMAN. Executor. 5. -TSl, SPRING- GOODS The above is a fair specimen of the Imported Stallions" for sale at the Somerset House, from the wcll-hwirn firm of Galbraith Janesiille, Wis. Do not fail to see them Jeff Spg Goods FOR 1892 Are now in.

Every Department full of all the very latest stylos of jSTEAV goods At prices that we have never before offered as low for nice, GOOD STYLES of new, first-class goods, and th'y can only be seen at the old reliable house of PARKER PARKER. FIDELITY TITLE AND TRUST COMPANY. 121 123 4th PITTSBURG 'II, PsI. (Capital, $500,000 full paid.) (Insure to Real Estate.) Antbortred to act a Exeeutor, A'lioiiil-trator. ouaruiaii, T-ite, Ree-ivr, JLe.

DEALERS IX RELIABLE INVESTMENT SECURITIES. Rents boxes in its Snperior from is per annum upwards. Piceives Jr.is.sits and I mum only on niortgans anil approved roiiaterals. JOHN K. KSAX, t.

V. IV.i t. U. Mt ail' I T.t-i.s. 1 DMIXlSTBATOia NOTICE.

Estate of ChrL-tian Mnsst of r- lov. nsbip, Soniersei i'imuiy, iUv .1. I.etterof A'linini-triition in tbe n'v haviiK been granir-l tne by proper antliorilv. ooiks? is hereby er-esi nli i- Msanlesiaie ani thuw bnviiitf ebiim- aaa.nst Uie si.ie lll pre-ent them iluiy aiitheutieateit fur lenient, ou Minmay, rtl.ri.4ry al tbe residence of the AniiaKrat.r iu rtoiiy. reea township.

JiOSrs F. W. V.IE5FCKER. Adtniiii-iratur. Attorner.

I DMINITRATOU'S NOTICE. iTsialj of Sarab J. Hunter, la'e of 1'ivina i'a Letters of ailmiiib-iratiou ou tbe alo.ve e-tale bavin been uraiiie.1 to the uud- rsiii.ie.1 by tne proper u.ir is hereby ch eti lo alt per-noiia indeble.ltosai.1 estali lo rtate ale payment, and tnae bavintr cluinis a.n-t ine sanie will prent liieni aulberii. b-r aettlement on fiainniay. trie iay of April.

at Uie olbce ot the nnlersiiruel iu Somerset Boroush, 1-a. JOHN S- "TT. 4.1' i. a fJLr7. 5 Lnsg LYNED5CH BULLETIN -OF- SILK AND DRESS GOODS BARGAINS.

Vc invite yoa to inspect our lines, and ask you to compare our prices. TVe promise you polite attention if you only want to look at cur immense lines. All goods marked ia plain figures. DRESS GOODS 50-inch All-wool Cloth, 50c. 60-inch English Suiting, 85c.

42-in- Cik. Silk Warp Gloria, 75c. 40-inch Cheviot Plaids, 30c 42-in. Cloth Bedford Cord, new, $1 Broad Cloths, all grades. Cheviots, all grades.

Storm Serges, all qualities. See the new weaves Black Silks. See the new weaves Black Satin. Soe the Jtcw weaves Colored Silks. All the latent things in Silks can be found in this department John P.

Knable Co. Successors to Knable Shuster. 35 Fifth Avenue. PITTSBURGH, PA. jte-X.

Would be Pleaded to Send Samples. 0 UTSTAXDIXG COUNTY, Special and State Taxes of Somerset County, Pennsylvania, on the 4th day of January, A. ISD2, due and owing by the Collectors of the different Boroughs and Two ships in said county as follows So. 1 I. Win J.in A Mkny Aul.n A Juiiu Aukrny.

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t-j t--i 17 iVler s4ivr9i.rii ie h'Hi Ul Mimynw Brfllirsvilcy. Klk I.li-it Mryr UoruuQ. 1. w. Ni- Ba.tio.ore liorungh Ali4un Brliu Bfhervaiiev.

tt.et ituu Urt (ir.s-nviiir :Vrs.n J-uTrruttn iUitWU 1 Uiui-r l.llM-.iill i.lr..-! New hurougU NortiiauiiMi. I h. Vxyji V'tt KiN-knwM homuirri s. llorumci jn sl.iyi'rii si-muiit I tr rrsitiu Weilerbur; Irmih- lax t-niuarht to lift ir.in.l toial (miisUo tax I In ntvo ouytiidiiiif blan-ss t' V. e.

me o.mraisioii.Ts Nmu-wt I'onnty. in orif.trmitT to law, have the the of -anl I'ounrv, fur tbe jenr to tie j.iii-l.-hJ. rortily tlii tlie atK.ve ataiement of the e.itsuiiilLug Taxes due County vrr a. Keeitrii iu Treasurer oritosi. OEAR'iK F.

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traimissttiwrs. rarrruNs 1 A 'aeot r.f rlie ry taxable fi.r s.t''' as returueii by the A imuty, tor tti- year fOrNTY. STATF. 1 I I t.rsv.l'-'.- I lt.i-.nri I ja boriMiLi E.k.:i air li'-IH I I Jeliuert.mu Jenilel l.ar:lll.-r l.v.er '1 uriie. f'K'l.

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r.s i S. -el Tfli an.l t-t in i.t. an! in ifi.s,t si.i',. ul un a tn-tiry dwell. im au-1 uther -r er.s-r-1, is fclsm f.ssl wale- Ine house.

titui.t-' .:) to 'Tii rni'e east iau Is I). lr, Ki-. Aii.l A. For i.iioruiaii.ta vT a-l- ss JIRs. SV WAlinAl'iiH, SI.

rM. A I I VT'S'-S HICK. E-tate i)'ii-niuhonins if.et i otiiiiv. 1'a. I Iters oi A iiu.uNtr.tt.

on tne above estate ha'n ti-e u.vlersiK:iel bv tbe ittveu to ail u.l. i to ssi t' make immtdlale parment. ul tft hivme eiaims aaam-t the sai'iw oil! IirewL'i taein du authenticated l-vj, at tin late resi-leaeu id .1. s( s. Bl.id Cil, (Vu 4 t' V-J-, 1' Yr.

Co Tax. Tax. State Tax lVo-J- s.s i.4 i'7 t'J ss Ill 1 2H 4 93. IT 1 Jl Jfl.vi 4 77 2.HI Iff 1 4s li I1V7V L't -I Ml 7 L'4s 71 l.s U't' l' J.M 3 11 ll'Ul iMti -st-71 l'. 4 M.i'.l 1 ts 4ii :7 7 v.

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...74 1.: 1 4i 7 .1 H. Ill II 7. 1,. 17.M eolumn are inrlii.lts! ihc aiul RIFE'S HYDRAULIC ENGINES. Thesj machines raiae water -0 teet high for every foot fall on the machine.

They supply from '2 to 70 gallons of water per minute, anil will raise ti any height up to "JiVi teet, and auy distune up toten miles. They are especially adapted lor water far Huiall towns, factories, steam mil's, dairies, and irrigtit-injj purposes, KacIi machine is GUARANTEED 6r "iJ diys. without money or note, an 1 when paid fur Ibey are f'iriher giiaiautee.I ior one year. Ujrhims baTe been purehas-ei! by the fullowbln named witom we refer to by rjertiiissjon M. 1..

Sbr, Coleman's; K. A M. Cas, lman N. I). Hay.

pmprie'itr of Hay' Talk, a summer resort, tunimii Mill. Th-above are all Somerset ptx.ple, and are well-kiiown lo our people. Ed. AVoy, Oou'l sirKsvn.i.r, ARTISTIC J03 PRINTING A SPECIALTY. HARRY M.

BESSHOFF, KAHUFACTURISG STATIOSEft AND BLA1SK BOOK HAKEIt. HANNAH BLOCK, JOHNSTOWN. PA. i Tfr ff I i. I i.