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i jjg" Sonier5Ct Herald. r.HTl.UF..litor. January 20. ISC i.l and f.r:y-ix Pt oiliccs the past i 1 er-ir, Sliltl-S from that terrible Piles, wiil appreciate the mi permanent euro i 1 1 never I in-- twoeelipsesthis year, T''ri' lii" will le par- A' -unset of 1'chruary 1. seven in any 3ii WJ me less than two.

a i. has resign K'v- ofthn Keforine.1 church ni-i" For 'in time past there is K--1" lull the climax was l'' 1 iv-Anini when. on vil.lM'" d'r:" a talk at au entertain- ,,,,1 iy the pastor Hvl 1-T i 1 nt- Tots-nuliit. a iiimv J' l'' unt.v. farmer, died suddenly tiie advanced age of eighty- tvars.

left uo will. Oq Wed- likmr through trunks and came across jar UU p.ld pieces. The two tli. r'- IiK, disguised as white caps ie't Mrs. Jennie Ander- IT Westmoreland couu- 15 i- narVie nun, who has licet, liv-h sh( 1,9 was 4 lie out, cwhided until merer and promised never oat of town with nu'l'at hi hecis.

4l 11-irver, a l.rakeman on the "was killed by a train i.l. 'it was caused by a crp' Watt 1. -v traiis-i ftttture of :ndr.n she night lfore the acci- Hr-er related his dream, and it HM-nicl as if he had been "l.r engine and six cars and, bV kiMe six cars ran over his 'Vifre i omsiernalion among the male "'( Outre county tchool teachers, "the foiinty Kirectors met in eiitio" they passed resolutk.ns the use of toba-co in any r.yibe tei -h-rs and indorsed the use of lhe Tbey demand--1 that in lne future lne r-v Sapertnteiident enter upon every many of the wiiii a vi of demanding either jiiit its use or resija a '1 l'iany oi iue maio chew- or smoke, when not they are greatly i in I'caljody, Vice-rrei- v. W. travel year, in his private i-t miles.

The i A. Touay. who hus in tbe -i-w-'i's private ofiioo for rrT.T-ars. and who him rt 'U. r'- m-'veaieiiis, rju sjow al Captain jr.y tune 'in ring the pswt ten years ,2 --ir.

Iu tne witu i.iveled miles; in miles; iu miles; miles, and in r----rd is hardly ejualed Ly man in the west, and is in m. -N i ar.r nil ard half way back again. A Br physician translates the a tierman writer: "The M'-'a a common fruit that few yntn familiar with its remarkably luvdicinal properties. to know that the very best do is to eat apples just be-fpiiitob-J. The apple is excellent Iriia iv, liei-a ise it has more phosphor-in a-i essily digestible shape, than icriKbT fruit kii'twn.

It excites the ac-iiia 4 liver, promotes sound aud Wthj-slef-p, ai'd disinfects tio nth. It the sur- 'iJs of the stomach, helps the rrrf; his, and prevents calculus f.th. while it indigestion aud tje liest preventives of diseases tbr-iau Nt 1 1 and orange, r.sii-) t'at btt for the thirst (ruing of prs irn addicted to tbe tl-i3iiai Me Ileal 1I- Vtf. A Flemingtou N. diJ says: The most com-line of hr ware ever discover 1 in icur w.

fojii-J yesterday. The cow was tlldly Jhii living near L'n-k-f-wo. a fe' miles from Fleiningtou. Fol-liisg is articles found in the fi-oij-b: lne two-penny wire nail one 'ir-peaur, tuo six penuy, eleven eight-P'mt, fjur three-ps'iny cut mils; five fvjr peunr, one jive-penny, five six-327. three ten -pen wrought nails; thir-f -iin piwes of uU from i inches down, ti wen's, tuo -inch screws, nf wire ture tunes as large a-a walnut, one hog one lung, padloelc one small tile.

Total, a-wtr-Sve pieces. of the most tilings mneeted with tho a ilia; tile eow was in giiotl health 1 Vr eoul i tra -e to it our kiu-heus. 111" ni haalth is good well f.xds u.e-.tl if cooked, tliey th.iii in their raw state. victim of faulty cooking, su. llyspepa, tin rcal cure iieist for in an ei-Ull7 arid a fxd vi at tLe same time aid the f.H.Js.

Such a prcpara- the tired iligev.ive them to their as pn-nared by l-s aii.l a single 10 cent 'iviiiee of its value. If k-sii'i ke it. Le ill ie i i his wholesale house. ti. medicine for chil- reeoiutjieud it in Ilace of e(il.

Joii-tj- CVmipany had a good Hi li theatn. last night, and the expectations of aj their performance keas.ii. Th how is, if anything, p'than ever and truly claim its the fnmt rank of musi.sj farce-f. Kneores were frequent and ev- "1 that spai-e forbids special Miss KtU th' recalled, "'ily jest trilsjt to her sue-a VKmijRt, hiii made rather an ir.e10 id by Waltz. which has divine Patti's reprUire for capmred the audietiuo by reujition of the song.

Xiek tif8 for a great deal of lleleu Jtoilgers a won the hearts of young njf. ruJ wngs. Frank N.s' "utsiTMrtiation was a gem of har- was ni j. al--i an accomplished ftv. 'n entire ivmpanj '''a tion the square im-h itiaift.

The performance will be re- ail River JjeraJd. Maalr Ruasel Tjv la ufferlng from pneumonia. Monlsywas the first genuine winter day experienced this ytr. John Bowman, a venerable citizen of Jelferson township, is critii-ally ill. John Schlag has been eppointed inst-mastr at Uakersville, to till a vacancy at that place.

Mrs. Chas. II. Fisher left yesterday for a visit ith relatives in Baltimore and Philadelphia. The host Story," published on tho first page, is of interest on account of its local lioariiigx.

Owners of ice houses are lieginning to despair of having them filled ith natural ice this season. Representatives Ssnner and Miller and Senator Critchlicld returned to Harris-burg Sunday night. Candidates for nomination lor borough office are hustling. The Republican primary will bo held on Saturday next. Letters addressed to the following named persons remain uncalled for at the post ollice Mrs.

Ktla lloirman, Lii-zie McKee, Mrs. Lydia Protmar, A. C. Sohrock. We learn from the Continence Press that Mr.

V. J. B. Beuford, of Ursiua, is prtpaiing to remove to Philadelphia, here he will represeut a Chicago publishing house. The mauy Somerset county friends of James Ik O'Connor, F.sq., of Johnstown, will be pained to learu that he sustained a broken leg a few days ago, by reason of being thrown from his carriage.

Mr. F. J. Hamas, of Johnstown, and Miss Lydia Wilson, of Sloyestown, weut to Cumberland a few days ago and were marrieiL They are now enjoying their honeymoon with Johnstown friends and relatives. Mr.

Ueorgo Ii. liaer, of Cloverdalo, Cal eldest son of II. L. llaer, of this place, has leeu appointed chief clerk one of the important State Senate Committees, and will spend the winter iu Sacramento. Mrs.

Jacob J. filessner died last Tuesday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs. Miller near Itoxbury, aged ot years. Death resulted from pulmonary trouble. Her husband preceded her to the grave only three weeks.

The directors of the Somerset Hotel Company held a meeting iu Pittsburg yesterday for the purpose of adopting means to push that projected enterprise to a successful conclusion. It has uot been learned what steps were taken, none of the Somerset members of the board having returned home yesterday. rs. William Hauger died at her home near Peachdalo, Brothersvalley on Thursday night, 11th inst, aged 67 years. is survive! by her husband.

three, sons and two daughters, all of whom are grown. The funeral took pl.n-e Sunday morning, when interment was made in tne Odd Fellows' Cemetery, at Berlin. A number of Somerset gentlemen are arranging to attend the inauguration of President McKinley. They will charter one or more Pullman sleeping cars, and, according to the present program, will leave here on the morning of March and return on the evening of March The cars will be used as dormalories in Washington. Mr.

Milton Snyder, of Sabetha, is visiting at the home of ex-Sheriir Hoover. He reports all the people living along "Pennsylvania Avenue," as being well and prosperous. It might le well to add that the "Pennsylvania Avenue" referred to is a road runuiug through land owned by former residents of Somerset county, and is said to be the garden spot of Kansas. Mrs. Ellsworth Lamlsrt died at her home near Eamliertsville, Ston3-creek township, on Thursday, 14th from typhoid fever, aged lis years.

She is survived by her husband and four small children, the eldest of whom is aged 9 years; her parents Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph Gohn who reside near Lambertsville, three brothers and three sisters. Deceased was a devoted member of the Lutheran Church, A Scullton correspondent of the Pittsburg limes writes as follows: Henry, postmaster here, claims to have discovered perpetual motion, and will le able to construct a machine that can lie used by farmers to run a churn or meat chopper. The iriie will not exceed (Si.

He has not disclosed his plans, but says it is the most wonderful power yet discovered, and will eventually be used on railioads. That tho old, reliable Hagerstown Almanac is still iu favor is evidenced by the following note, which Mr. Charles H. Fisher found in his mail, Monday morning: "Sir, you will find enclosed stamps fr a Old fashen almack Haggerstown. No German.

I can't get noth but Doc Almanac here," Tne order was signed by a New York State patron ol Mr. Fisher, who has evidently been guilty of consuming more or less of the physics aud blood purifiers by the average patent medicine almanac. TUc share holders of the First National Bank held their annual election Tuesday of Jast week. All tho members of the former board of directors, with the exception of Larue M. Ilicks, deceased, were re-elected.

Mr. Ch tries O. Scull, of Kilt: more, was elected to fill the vacancy created by de.ith of Mr. H.jks. At a special inciting of the of Directors held the same evening, Tdr.

Josiah Swank, who has leen a clerk in the bank eversime it was was elected Assistant Cashier. Mr. Swank's many friends throu tLe cjuuty will b3 pleas? 1 to learn of his prom ilioii. Many of otir rfyiL-rs are personally ac-q'laillUal Wtih IX rlfsr Dl. tin Cone-liiaugh Valley w'uo is a lodge on Paint Creek.

reiaiu'jcr the time when ha was a struggling young sign painter in this place. About a year ago sler was married to a Mrs. Konold, a wealthy widow, of Pittsburg, am last week Mrs. Davis was made defendant in a suit entered at Pittsburg, iu which one Augustus N. Hart, of Dayton, claims for dam tged atr jctions.

The plain-tiir alleges that he was engagod to marry Mrs. Konold, aud that cards had eoii issued for their wedding, which bad been set for December lx fv4. the eventful day arrived Mrs. Konold refused to beivme a party to the ceremouy. Mrs.

Davis is reputed to ba worth more than Alonzo Chamberlain, of Meyersdale, the venerable superintendent of tbe Cumberland A Elk Lick Coal Company, Sat-urdry evening tendered a reception to a host of his friends at his residence in that place, the occasion being the eightieth anniversary of his birth. Among the guests present were Governor Lloyd Lowndes, of Maryland, aud a number of prominent Baltimorian. fr. Chamberlain was one of the early pioneers of the coal business in Somerset county and was largely insirumcuuii in developing the coal fields in Eik Lick wj Summit townships. He is credited With having org inized the first coal company in that region and has successfully managed it ever since.

Ever since ho a rwddeul of Somerset oitinty, some thirty tw-s ago, Mr. Chamberlain has commanded the resjiect and esteem of all our people. He is one of Meyersdale'a nist popular and enterprising citizens and ouu whom they all io honor- Jaanartawa Lad Drown4. Stewart, the fourteen-year-old son of Justice of the Prai-o David L. Wiand, ol Jennertown, was drowned in creek, between one and two o'clock Saturday afternoon.

Youti Wiand, and two companions, E. M. Maurer and Gtxirg were skating on Xeah H. Shaffer's mill dam, when lhe ico gave way. Wiand was swept und'T tho solid ice and was lout, while bis mora fortunate companions fought their way to the bank, Shaffer's dam is about one mile from Jenners, where the Republicans of the towushipwere holding a primary election, Saturday afternoon, and its soon as the sad news rcachivl that place a largo crowd rushed to Ihescuiie tho drowning, owing to the treacherous condition of the ice, it was found necessary to construct a raft, on which Joseph Hoffman aud William Kautx dragged for the body, which they finally succeeded in recovering about lour o'clock.

Mr. and Mr. Wiand are heartbroken over the untimely death of their eldest child, who gave every promise of a bright and happy future. Stewart was very popular with all of his companions and his death has cast a gloom over the entire neighborhood in hich he lived. Mn.

Ira Baachley Deterti Eer Blind Husband and Three Small Ciiildroa. Word was received Monday from Beachdale, Brothersvalley township to tho effect that Mrs. Ira Beachley, wife of the blind merchant at that place, had deserted her husband and three small children on Saturday morning and eloped with Charles Ilentz, a prosperous young stone mason, who also left a wife aud one child behind. Beachdale gossip has couuected the names of Mrs. Beachley aud Heutz together for some time, but few persons who knew of their flirtation ever that it would result in an elopment.

It is reported that Iljntz recently disposed or his rami near Beachdale, realizing l.tvcl in cash from the transaction, and that be also recently sold some of his personal property. Mrs. Beachley, who assisted her iifiiict- sl husband iu conducting the store and IMis'ofTice, had access to the money drawer and she is reported to have helped herself with a lilieral hand before she loft, Saturday morning Ilentz was in Berlin and bought a railroad ticket for Garrett. Mrs. Beachley took the same train at Beachdale, and when the train arrived at Garrett it is claimed that ilentz purchased two tickets for Connt-lNville.

The deserted husband is oneof the most remarkable men in this part or the country. Notwithstanding the Tact that he has been in total darkness since childhood hi has built up and -ondueted a succassful mercHtitilo business, attending to tho demands of his customers unaided. His store is said to be a model of neatness. It is not known what steps, if any, will bo taken to causa? the arrest of the runaway couple. A Dialingaislisd Armenian.

Prof. Louis formerly instructor in the American P.eiroiit, Syria, will tho Lutheran church, on Timrsdny evening, on the "Armeni iri Mas-. rc." Pr. Baddour has lectured extensively in U.o cv tern where he was well received by large audiences. He is especially qualified to give a vivid description of the Armenian horrors, as his fuller mid uncle were lioth assassinated by the Turks.

The Prof, is in Somerset now making the acquaint ance of tmr people II is story is a very sail one and arouses thfl indignation of all who hear it. Ho hs leeii in America only nine months, but in that brief lime ha has mastered the English language, which he fluently. A short time since Prof. Bad. lour visited Presidentelect McKinley, and his dcription of the manner iu which he was received by the first American citizen as contrasted with his last audience ith the Pasha is highly interesting.

The lecture Thursday evening will bo free. A Knuidsent Gift. Frankliu A Marshall College, at Lancaster, the leading institution of the Reformed church in the United States, has received from Gen. J. Watts De Peyster, of Trivolu, N.

formally through Mr. O'Connor, a distinguished architect of Hudson, X. ith which it is proposed to erect on the college campus a complete library building for the college, with a capacity or seventy thousand volumes. The building will be one hundred and six feet long, with an imposing tower. It will consist of three wings extending southward, northward, aud westward.

It will bo thoroughly equipped for all the purposes of a reading room and library after the most approved modern pattern. It is expected that a corner stone will be laid about May 1st ami the building completed for the reopening of the college year. Death of A. P. Walker.

Alvin Peter Walker, a leading young farmer of Somerset towuship, died at his home near Lichty's Church, on Thursday, M'a from typhoid fever. He was Isjrn on Decemlier 5, li'A, and was 2H years of ago at the time of his death. In lss he was united iu marriage with A'aleria A. Ankeny. Two sons, Willis and Henry, resulted from this marriage, who with their mother survive.

lie is also survived by his father, one brother and three sisters. The deceased became a memlier of Christ's Evangelical Lutheran Church iu ISC, aud from then forward was an earnest worker in the church, rarely missing a service unless his duty called him elsewhere. Ilo was Suieriu-tendeut ol the Sabbath School for a number of years and discharged the duties of that office to the satisfaction of all. Mr. Walker wiis a man of sterling integrity and high moral character and his death will be Unitntel by all who knew him.

Dirid Sutter. The venom Id D-vid whose serious, illness this piper mentioned a short time atro, tiled at his homo iu Sloyestown, at o'clock Sunday afternoon. The cause of his de.ith a paralysis. David Slatier was born in Bedford County about eighty-seven years ago, and hen four years of was taken to Stoyestown, whero he had resided ever since. He was a tinner i 1 coppersmith and formerly workid in Somerset.

For a liumlsT -f years he had a tin shop at Sloyestown. Mrs. Dorcas Statler, wife of the deceased, died at Stoyostowu shortly before the Johuslowii Flood, and since that time his grand laughter Miss Edith Downs-has loon kwping house for him. The deceased is survived by five daughters aud one son, viz; Mrs. Annie Beam, of near Jennertown Georgo Sutler, the well-known photographer of Johnstown Mrs.

Ellen Ktruther, of Alder Grove, Neb. Mrs. Jacob xrn, of Berlin; Mrs. William Be.vhley, of Great Falls MonU, aud Mrs. Lillio Hoffman, of Stoyestown.

Mr. sutler was one of the organizers of tho Stoyeslow Lodge or Odd Fellows, and had assisted to institute tbe Lodge or Odd Fellows at Bedford aud Somerset. He was also a iif-doug member of the Lutheran Church. Ssmeriet County 0. I.

C. Lima. Farmers between Rock wood and Listie wishing to purchase lime will find it to their interest to see the undeisigued before purchasing elsewhere. U. D.

Bravciier, Somerset, Pa. Marriage, Lieeatef. The following mirriago licenses have been issued since our last report Frankim Lape Donegal. Pa. Mary Ellen e'lsyoom'i Somerset, Pa.

Edward W. Berkley Glade. Pa. Edith Berkley Summit Twp. David L.

Parker Ursina Bor. Laura Ludcrniilk Fayette Co. BAsiz szix'3 sscru. Sr. W.

7. Kiufcall Xaki a SUUmest. Dr. W. F.

MitchoiU of Addison, a ins-tu-ler of the local Board of Pension Examiners, cam a to town Wotimwdiy mm ing fr th" purpose the r'5 a Jar weekly tii-j Board. Lea i-ing iVu A. O. Beid, father tho unfort-H'iV, womrvi who died In General Hospital from too effects of a criminal operation, was in town, he visitod tho District Attorney's office, and in tbe presence of Mr. Beal and a number of other gentlemen, asked that he bo permitted to make a statement under oath.

The Dr. was informed that no one prns-ont wait authorized to administer oaths and that uo hearing was iu progress, but that if he desired to make a statement he was at liberty to do so. It is reported that Mr. Beul said ho did not eare to hear the statement. Dr.

Mitchell said that he loft home for Somerset on the morning of December 30th. At Confluence just as he was about to take the accommodation train for Itockwood the telegraph operator handed him a dispatch, which asked him to wait for the next train to meet "Mrs. Keim." He waited and when the "flyer" arrived he stepped intat one of the coa Presently his attention was attracted by a lady, dressed in blck and heavily veiled, who beck-ued him to come back to where she was ig. The woman asked "are you Dr. Mitchell?" and so-curing an affirmative reply, inquired "are you going to Somerset?" The Dr.

replied that he was. Arriving here both stopped at the same hotel. lii.mer was being served at tho Hotel Yauuear when a elork visited Dr. itch- ell and told him a lady in room No. dosired to see him.

Tho Dr. says that whe3 he went to the young woman's room she confided to him that she had committed an operation pou herself for tho purpose of concealing her condition, aud was fearful that she had made a mistake. She begged him to examine her and tell her if her life was iu dangor. The Dr. at first refused to make an examination, but finally to the girl, who appeared to be in an alarming frame of mind, be did so.

Dr. Mitchell says that tho young woman was in need of immediate attention and that he directed her to return to her home at once or to go to a hospital, where she could secure proper treatment. Miss Beal took the 3:12 train for Itockwood and that night was admitted to the Allegheny General Hospital, here she died on January 7th. The father of the dead girl has not abandoned pursuit of the villains who ruined aud caused tho death of his daughter, but on the other hand is exerting every effort at bis command to bring libout their arrest. In concluding history of the case the Meyersdale Commercial says: Miss Beal is the third of a trio of most beautiful, intelligent and attractive young w.

nien, who huve br-ilally murdered by physicians within a year's hpaee in this immcliu'o fur ps jde are fully determined to seek these surgical win yo: ng iri-ls w.d, under lie ilea of hi'firg their sha.ue. To this end and fr this pu-ps our people are m.lted as vc rover If "ire snw them in a quarter of a century. The murder or innocents must cmse. Blast Books Blank Book! Town and Coirity Merchants, Farm- er. Millers, Mill.

Me. i. Owl Operators, Secretaries of Societies, anylidy, and everylmdy needing bfank lssksofany kind will find a large stock and great variety at FISH2'3 S33Z STDSE. Journals, Day Books, Cash Books, Records Justice's Receipt Books, Society's Minute Books, Time Rooks, Diaries for W7, Books of Judgment Notes, Memorandums, in fact ail styles, kinds and qualities of blank books always in stock at Fisher's Book Store. Blank liooks for Tax Duplicates, Books for Township Supervisors, books for everybody.

Chas. H. Fisiikr. Bepcb i3a The Republicans township will hold a Primary Election it tbe usual place on Saturday, January to nominate township officers. All candidates will please send their names and the usual fee to me at Fr ictlens.

K. C. Welch, Committeeman. Eo'ingi Primary. Tho Republicans of Somerset Borough will hold a Primary Election Saturday afternoon, January to nominate b-trough officers.

AH candidates will please hand me their names on or Is. fore January at 7 o'clock p. accompanied by the usual announcement fee. E. S.

Kaxtskr, Committeeman. Clearance Sale. To make room for spring goods. I will commence a clearance sale Jan. 1 th.

I will show you Underwear, chop Pants, Gloves, Mittens, Over Shirts, Working and Dress Shirts, Hats, Cr, and other goods at prices that will astonish you. Call and examine tbe bargains to be had in my line. Respectfully. W. B.

Be.nxek. Agent for Palace Steam Laundry of Johnstown, Pa. Birth i and Deaths for Six Xoaths. The assessors of the following named districts have made return to the Register and Recorder's office of the number of bitths and deaths during the six months i nding Decemlier 31.t, viz: I1IRT1IS. DKVTHS.

Milford 7 2 Meyersdalo 1.1 l.asseimaii 1 Lincoln 11 Middiecretk 21 4 7 1. llrjihetiy 14 4 0 New Centrevillo 0 1 Northampton 8 0 Southampton 7 1 (ueinnhoiiing 4i li Shade .1 Summit C- 17 Somerset 41 UtJ Confluence 15 2 Berlin a Benson 2 1 Sloyestown 4 1 Jennertown 1 0 Salisbury Vi 4 Ogle 5 1 Greenvillo 8 3 Fairhope 12 I L. Turkeyf.xit Vt Somertield 4 2 Black 12 4 Stonycreek 20 Jeniier 31 11 iKiijjerset Ror 18 13 JelTerson (1 8 Larimer 10 3 "The Kodak," which has met with popular success wherever produued Ibis season, will lie seen for the first time at tbe Opera House, Thursday, Jan. 21sL It is said to be a musical comedy of tbe fiii-t order; the dialogue is very amusing, hile the music is uot only melodious, but artistic The Noss Jollity ho interpret the play, susUin their well-known reputation to give a clean, pure and wholesome entertainment and no doubt will receive an enthusiastic and well-pleased audience. An exceptionally clever comedian, Mr.

Nick Glynn, appears for the first time with this organization and is sure to create a sensation, as his specialties are entirely original and have been eagerly sought after aud copied by the profession. Miss Etta Stetson, soprano, formerly with Rice's Evaugaliue will appear In "The Kodak." ATT0ISI7 XASTIS DETZJDJ HIMSELF. Tell Why Eo Boet Hot Eelieve tie Boddy Verdict JaU2d. T'i IV F.i'Jnr thf Jiiff Trlltunr. Stu: Iu a reitmt issu0r ymirparver you gave Somersi't wliien ouilams of toe inir-st in lh ilouilv li.iy, wllo have men ii of 111 Uio Iir-t degieiV for aui of li.tvnl lierkey, wmen ini'iKu it cu see ao iiiei i.

iiial crmcisiii il tlio conduct he un in lhe articie wr'tien ly mo in Itnwtrfut a lew dnys a-. I thought then, as 1 do now, ihst tho evidence in tm Roddy c.iso did not warrant a conviction. in inind the testimony in the cam-, can it bj ble ttist all ol'tne repuiaolo iiih-mmh of the (. ity of Jolmstowii who Kstmcl for tho defense could have Ihsmi niisuken, or that they perjuro.1 themselves; mid lliat all tho on the pun of ilc Coui-iiioiih e.iliii were not nosuiken and truln-tul. A jury is not iui.nliolo, knowing this from experience.

The tMstimony should have raissl a reasonable ioi't, s-ieii us the la-v sm-temphueH, and siemiil have worked an acquittal, ns it did in t.l'i ea-m. How the ili'i-ni'l onld lul'er from the article in tho tlai tho Court was incidentally criticized 1 am at a loss to know. Tne Somerset It inacrnt, a paper pul-listied at Somerset, and whicn reported the evidence as it fell from tho lips of the witnesses, must have criticized incidentally tne Court if my article contains such a cri.icisin. The rset IHurral in its issue of Dcceiuiier oil, said, i'cr ui, "VVheu the awml words 'Guilty of murder in the first degree fell lrom the lips of the jurymen the prisoners turned paid, but gave no turtner evidence of emotion. During this scene not a sound was heard in the courtroom, save that made by the Clerk of the Court when polling the jury and the response made by tlie jurymen.

Tne larco crowd present hardly seemed to breathe during the solemn prM-wdiug, and, alier court was declared adjourned, those, iu tlio courtroom passed out silence, it was, in truth, a solemn aud impressive scene, and gave those present a new idea of the awfuliiess, as well as the majesty, of the law." It further Bays, in tho Jackson case: "When ilie words 'not jjuiity' fell lrom the lips ol the jurymen, and as soon us the largo amitotic present heard the verdict ot' acquittal, it loudly applauded and exclamations of approval were heard on all sities, but llieso iiiauilesUtions were quickly quelled by Judgo Louge-liecker." Tho llsralil should have taken umbrage with its contemporary ttin Somcr-set It ilare not. No criticism, direct or incidental, was iiitendtsl lor the Court. I consider Judge Longeueckur oiio of the most impartial men silling on the Bench in this Commonwealth, and entertain for him the warmest aud iiigti-est esteem. Lawyer Martin, as tho Ihvnhl calls him, d-ies not Hunk of btsinjr interest he has in tho Roddy Uys. He is still of the opinion that they ere unjustly convicted, aud that they are.

not the men but, as 1 have said lief. ire, they are MMr and without means, and, lor information to the llrrtiitl, I wish to say there are thousands ol good-thinking people in Johnstown and Cambria, county who believe as the writer due and who will at the proper time snow their feelings. The editor of tho Hi-ruld says I had better turn my attention to other matters which I am more familiar with, or some people may look uihui mo ns a 'hush lawyer." Let me say to him, Cambria county has no bush lawyers. Somerset may have had. Tho editor ol the Ui-ynld was admitted to the Bar of Somerset ho afterward Iss-ame an editor.

It is now time he g'ws to raising spinach. In the I'ltinrNK ot Saturday last you printed a clipping from the Somerset H'I'irti, which thinks the writer not competent to jmljie; and further, that hn is too hrighl for Johiistow ami suv-gi-sts that ho join the Dazzier Cotnpanv lh' next time it comes to city. It may lie that myself and thousands of others are in error of -idgmeut in Ins matter, but until tin: gum tn is more clearly proven, preier to err on the side of mercy. As for 1 would rather be a star iu the Dazzler Company to ive my I heart calloused with an uiitdiristian fis-i-ing. I ssk tlie and to do me til? to pubiish I liis io their papers.

i P. vitn.v. 'n, Jnii. I IS.I7. The Hkkai.h 1: is in disposition tor nter into a controversy with liwyer in regard to the merits if th-- trial of the utifortunate Roddy boys, cmnieted of murder in the first degree, but hen Lawyer Martin says he "htlli ol the opinion that they (tho hoys) wrro unjustly omvii-ted," ha not only the Court, whose duty it is to see that all d'-fendrnits re giveu fair and impartial trials, but he casts a retleclion on the twelve "g-Hd men ami true" who were solemnly sworn to reuder a verdi-t in accordance with the idence.

If tho character of our courts and juries is to be impeached by an indifferent attorney, who makes up his mind from reading the reports of testimony as printed in a weekly newspaper as to the guilt or innocence of defendants on trial for a capital crime, then trial by jury had betur be abolished. The liiiitALD, iu common with the law-abiding people of Somerset county, will cheerfully aid the Roddy boys in establishing their innoct nee, if they arc innocent otherwise, it prefers to see tho law of the Commonwealth strictly enforced. For the information of Lawyer Martin we desire to say that th writer never read law, but, on tho other hand, is a common every-day country editor with an eyo jealous of tho integrity of tho courts and juries of his county and Slate; and he would rather leave thequostiou of the guilt or innocence of alleged murderers to them rather than with bumptious young Iwirristers who seek to gain notoriety by comhi to their defense afu they have leen f.iirly tried and convicted. With assurances of our distinguished consideration, we again suggest that Lawyer mill confine himself to matters ith which ho is moro familiar. Meanwhile the convicted Roddy boys will have eveiy attention shown them to hich they ure ilitlud under the law.

Mt, Zlonah Kurisnrisgi. G. W. Showman, of Join, -town. Las been visiting with former neighbors at this place, Tae unpleasant weather last Sunday deterred many persons from attending lurch; even the minister failed to make his appearance.

The rough weather this winter seems to have aifeetisl lhe people herealxiiits to such an extent that the weekly prayer meeting was abandoned six weeks Hgo, and three weeks later the Sunday School was discontinued. The writer the hopo tho arm weather of coining May help thnn over their dilatoriness in church matters. Simon Shaffer has discovered a good vein of coal and limo on his farm. The c-ial runs six feet and immediately beneath it there is live feet of limo. Both ml and lime are said to be of a superior quality.

Mumps is epidemic unions tho young people and children ef this neighborhood, Samuel Lohr has seam red employment at Hooversviile aud it is proliablo that he will remove his family to that place. X. Sot Guilty bnt ZInt Pay fie CojU for Puniihin a Miss Lizzie M. Batt, teacher of the Dishong school, in Jacksoii township, who was giveu a trial nt Ju.slico Joseph Jenkins' office, iu West Taylor township, Saturday evening, on a charge of assault and battery, was found not guilty, but one fourth of tho costs of tho prosecution was ordered to be paid by her. Tho jury was out atxmt two hours.

William Hess, the prosecutor, swore bat the defendant unmercifully whipped his eight-year-old son over a month ago, but did not produce any witnesses to prove that tho boy received more than he deserved. Miss Batt took the stand and acknowledged that she did whip the boy pretty hard on account of his incorrigibility. A number of witnesses sworo that there bad been "lad blood" between Hess and his father-in-law aud the defendant, and that they believed the suit was brought with the intention of "getting even." Tho costs In the case amounted to about 52S, and three-fourths of them m-ra placed upon the prosecutor. Rev. J.

F. Shearer, of Conshohocken, has been spending a few days visiting with his former parishioners in aud about Somerset. Rev. Shearer was called here to preach the funeral sermon of tho late Alvin P. Walker, of Somerset township.

Highest of all In Leavening B5H.EE,V PURE Tribute 13 a Departed Friend. LA.MnKitTsvu.l.r., Jan. 12, lf7. All that was mortal of Francis S. Bor-nett, who met a violent ibnth on the Mobile ifc Ohio R.

U. in Murphyslioro, was laid to rest In tho Lutheran cemetery at this place to- lay. As the doceas! was born in Pennsylvania, his friends thought it proper to bring him here, so that his dust might repose in the soil of his native suite. At one time he lived and moved among us, and by his deportment an 1 kindness endeared himself to all with whom he came in contact. If, an somo writer says: "Tears are the softeuinr showers of Heaven," then surely there must havo been a copious shower from that celesiitl country, as tears of lovo and sympathy foil on all sides.

In the joino he was affectionate and kind and, like a sunbeam, he brought light and warmth into it. A represeuutive o'tae M. fc O. R. R.

who accompanied tt; corpse, told tho writer that Mr. Burnett ha 1 tho full implicit confidence of tho officials, and that the Company hi 1 no moro lakh fill man employed. As an evidence tf Iho teem in which ho was held in tho town where ho lived, the Is lias of tho it.her.iu ciisir sent a buaiitiful biiKiot-t of white carnation i emblom of purity. II his from us, and wo can say th.tt h-j was a goiwl, kind, tu ever ready to to extend a helping hand to lliuo who were in distress. Death, to the in.

livid. lal who hn his thoughts aud heart turned to Him ho is the way, the truth and tho life, is simply a transition to an existence that is higher and more blissful, and the peace of hich passeth all human conception. Peace bo to his ashos, and rest to his soul. J. B.

0. OScera. Follow ing aro tho officers of Star of Somerset Castle for tho ensuing six mouths Past Chief, John G. Emeit; Noble Chief, J. A.

Berkcy; Vice Chief, J. II. Crise; High Priest, J. W. Rector; Venerable Hermit, J.

W. Christner; Master of Reeords, IU E. Meyers: Clerk of Exchequer, W. H. Stoddard; Keeper of Exchequer, G.

B. Hough; Sir Herald, Al-bort Hay; Worthy Bard, M. E. Craver; Worthy Chamberlain, Georgo J. Piatt; Ensign, II.

F. Barron; Esquire, Win. Traup; First Guardsman, A. W. Knep-- per; Second Guardsman, C.

H. Sufai'; Trustees, M. J. Pritts, J. A.

Berkey, II. F. Barnm; Rep. to Grand Lo Ige, J. P.

Weimcr. Tho Baker Bidlol law r-si'iiri that cer tificates of noiiiiuatioii filed in the Coinuiissiiiuers' at least IS days l.e- fore the and pipers 15 days before lh el.H-ti n. I.i order to fulfill those requirements it is tsary that the certificates of nomination filed on or before January i. nomination jiapers on or befora February 1. Cirtiii-ndes if nominaiion are tli filed when the liomrnati-ms aro i.i de parti'js, and nomination tlio nomination is in loo by 'ns, or other ways whero th -ro ure io political parlies.

ISSOLUTiON NoriC Tic rwirtnerhlp Cliarles Wt'i'ueraii John II. i-oie mi l. tlie llriii name of L'li'is Wt-iiii'-r I 'o is lids day, by mutual c.in-iit, Uiss.iivtsl. a lie ikjoXH, elc, ol 111', l.ue linn will 1st In me liandsof Weini-T. Hht re -rsons kaoiv-lni! themselves Indeeted to mi 1 iirin will call aud make Keltli niclit of llieir -miii's.

CI IAS. KIM Kit SonH-rs-t, Juil.V II. LK. Jan. I iszrr.

DM IN ISTILTf bYw'UTlTrl Esutteof John J. iker. lal of I.inr,ln town ship, rstnierset iw'il, Itum of udiniiiistratlon on the nbove rs. haviiiK Issrii Kmn'ed to Hie by the pmieraulnority. notice i neivby iiv--utoatl s-rrtis indtbnsl to iuiit to iiinke liiiiuivliTit pnyinf nl.

mid iii.rse tiavini; claims naiii-t the siiiu. lo im-srni ilu.y nuttieiitii-atiHl for seitlciii-nl. on riday, Keb. -u, lsyT, at the of The d.v'i!. JA nil X.

lUKF'. N'lA-l A. hAKKit Adriilnfstrators of John J. lUr.t-r, liiv'J. A Ij.MIXI.STILVTOjJ.-4' Xf)TJCll of Joniithan of JerT'-tson lou siiiu-rs-; nun'y, u.e'.l, of iidndiiUl rif ion on j.1n:t,.

e- tule huVilltr Ms'll tr.lllt.sl to lhe by Tin letii'-e i.i i. by Cll tall M'rsoiirt llliii-bud to lid llitt' to ItiSke illlilislt.ile iillil liavile-Claims till' same To r. (brill dul tor .1. on Wrllu-. iiurli IU, lvT.ai tli- lire i.

of il-t-'J. JiisKPM Mil. I. Kit, JAl'nd f. Ml I.

AdiiiiTiistri.toni. AUDITOR'S NlJi'iLil The undersljrned duly iq-pointi-d by the (irjK.iiiisM'oiin of eouniy, a lo disinbiiic lhe funds in of Mary A. i.iler. of Mil.er. ils-'ii.

To ut.il ni'ioii ilii. l.a;ly n-tltb Hereto, lier.by lv. mil its taat be wnl Htteiul li the tlillb'S ol bis on i huivd.iy. Keb. II, A.

1 III o'clock a. al bin ottbv in Ssinieisi, when uud where ull paribsi iai. lli.l: W. Kit, Audiior. Valuable Krai Estate.

Py virtue fff a 1 of sin-mfiii J. Nrrui'in J. tor the r.t lit tl ilii-ir -r litr. Ily vir-luef nil nrtli-rof vu il tin Vuuri of rominort of StiupM-t omnTy. ami to lilt uir cull, I wtil lo i'UUiic Sine ut mi FRIDY, FEBRUARY 5, 1337, At I P.

the following cstaiw i'n in town- liili, KuicrM't county, No. I. A sTtain I met of land n.ljoinins Innds of A. llarnm. Jo.i-.,-ilmn Miller, A.

inline Miller, liav.d li.irj.ur, Peter K. Shiiulls, Harv. mid John i heirs, eoniior.in one and ninety-lour acn-s. more or i ss, havoe; Ihen on rn-cbsl tv.o d-Aeidii; baiot baru and other buildings. No.

2. A certain tmet of ux! iibjoinini; lamls of Hip Penn roiuriany, llivld I- 'Uiaulis, mow i i 1 Harnli) John Kiminel, Ihivid i.r'.iier. Ix lrieh In.i is and lands of 1.. M'iltr, coiiuiiuiin; three and iwi-nty-Uve Ker iiiort- or liss. Ibis Tmct uiiUeilaid wita a 4 f.iot vein of coal.

Terms Ten iwt cent, of the money is to be piild when lhe is kms keil down; onettiird (lescteu Hreent. 1 on ismrirmatioii of alc and delivery of one-third 111 six months lid one-third in oneyiar, with inter-est 011 deferred p.i'iiit'iiLs from of salo. KltEHlUUCK SUAl'US, Assinuie. PUELi: CAL3 OK Valuable Real Estate I By virtue of an order of Kile Issued out of the irpluiim' Court of Somerwl county, and iimdirecU-d, we will expose to public vale at lhe Court House, at rsjincrsct. on Tuesday, February, 2, 1897, 1 O'CLOCK P.

the following d.criba rcul estate of Villium 11. Kclser. dtv'd All the surface soil of a eerfiln tract of land tiniute in Allegheny towristnp, Somerset isiunly, uiljoimiii lands of Meyers A llsst, Mrs. Simon Kerns' heirs Mrs. It.

M. Keiscr uml oiti-ra. coMlniiilliR 1H acn-i more or itss, as per deed ol Y. Hay iind wife lo Win. Kclser.

diitisl of March. lS'i, recorded In lUcora ol lsls. Vol mue. of mere are uimut neri clear, lialiinee wmsl land, wilh Iwi-slo-ry loi; house and stable then on trei-lisl. Any person lo exaoiiue tne ibsu-rib ru.l o.i Mrs.

It M. Kcl; on til? prciulsoi. Terms: Twenty per cent, to lie pnld on day nf ante, baluncr on roiilirma'iion of sale by tlie Court for payment of debts, etc. KEIsKli. HAMKI.C.

J. II. I'M, Administrators uud l'ru-iecs. A turiiey. Jan.

lf7. Tower. Latest U. S. Gov't Report.

Trcstes'ei Colo Vafc I5r virtue of onli of sale IssikhI oat of tlie 'ourt of SoiiH-rset county, to the titileriiriM! 1ln.ul. will eiw to sale on the ir rti.M hi lnfr Ttiritt-yrool lownsuip, rsi county, iiv, on Thursday, February 4, 1897, At One o'clock, P. tlie followlns described mtate of Joseph lai'iiiy, avc A certain farm sltunte In Ixiwrr Turkey-fool 1owuhIi1s Somerset ounly, iH, Hdjisii- niij laiuis i iiunma ui-nty 1 rn I.H-lov, Jom iiIi Kn-Biir. Hninuel ilimler. Ills.

MatlUiu nU Illlehl mikI others, containing two huii- lrsa ami nny-fouranu one-fuurth iw-rt-s mhrt iileiiKure, of which about an acres are rlntnsl and In a Kood "late of cultivation, balance well umovreu, witu a large Two Story Dwelliug House, hunk hsrn and other out bulldiiiirs therron erei'ied; tills lanil in on a puMle nmil ami slt-Uale alMiul two miles from either t'oniliienee or t'rsiiia: ronvenii-ut to rhurrli au.l m-IimI Willi ir.Hxl water, also a line on-hnnl of null, uppu-N, cherries, jsnrs, ic, iiuiestune UllU t'Oui. Terms: 10 percent ol the entire purchase money to lie )uid when proMTty is mild, ImUuee of the ou.itiiril on conilriiiatiiMi of hhIc, oii-thini lu six in. mills and onM lilrd in ont year lrom continuation of aulr. Jk-fL-rrrd (uyuienls lo be serursi by ju.li;riii nl iK.url on preiiuiu-t. I 1.1.

i V.and I. J.Mll.l.KIt, John K. fcott, 'i ruslix-s, l'a. A ll'y, somerset, Tu. OK Valuable Real Estate! Ity virtue of nil ord.

isoits out of tlie Or-piians' I 'ourt of ronnty. and to lo expanse sale on The pri-ni. 1:1 xiuitTw-i uml Mill'ord ru-juty, Pu on Friday, Jan. 29, 1897, At I o'clock P. the followinar rvul etiUtte of John hweilfc-r, dee'd.

A o-rtnln farm situate In Somerset and isiunly. Pa. ad-jomiiiK lands ol lhtvid ll. iple, tbs-'d, Jona-aliian li.arl, ll.nrv K.arl ttud olhers. In-iiiif more fully described In the dssl of Samuel STiiith io John nssiribsl in Vol.

7, IMre (, Ac. ismlaiiiin 1-i" aen-s. more or iss of winch lot Men an clcur and in a hiijh slate of cm 'lv-1 ion. jtMlams- wl tiliiUn-i. alio a eamp 0.1 Hie Linn, with a luixe Dwelling House, t'ank farn ant The f.riu is 011 tii putjiu- -h Uiv Hrii-i-rvi't t4 tHni tnrtr luHfft -inth anl on tif U-nt r.n in tli cu.aly, to ri.un-u ami M'h'Hlt wilii wsitrr on tlie i irtii.

Itite of fruit, ayplci. Any H-nuri isiriii3 to at the farm, Hiit 141 ou iioovt-r, 011 the Terms tin-tlilnl ctisli down, or -currd to ls paid, on day of sale, t. iytiient of debts and e.jM'iis-s. lo iciiiaiu a en the real iitli-rest to 1m- iiniiiiaiiy puid lo Mary Sur-ltwc-r, widow of lie d'-ceuscvl. the b-iiaric" in Two ctpial.

aiinnal layiut'iits from date of itde hiid to Ur Hn-ureil by judsitient 011 ttie furin. This will lie sold subi.ei loa dower of now on the larni, tne in ten si of vhieh Is fud minually to Mrs. Mllier durin-; her life time, and nl her ilraiii lti- prtni'ipie to ihoet entitled lo the same, for said sec moilKige record Vol. ii, paics iks aud I. V.

WIU. J. H. I'lil. Kxcrutor aud Trunu-e.

J. Ii. sscott, u. XOTICE. To Nancy E.

of Pasedena. stiite of Cilifornia: Jrnnio Nlshwiiz, rewldiinj In the Sandwich Islands; Cyrus I. lioose, Charltst Boone and Ktchani lioove, of 1.1-ma. unto: You nrr hereby notified that In pursuance of a Wril of Pttrtitlnn Issued oui of the or- Iihans' Court of Smin-rwl county. I will lold un lniinit on the prenilM-s, on the real estate of Cyrus Colemaii.

situate in isomerset tovruship, smlerst siunty. on rsnturday. lhe Uith day of February, INC, when nnd you ruu atlclid If you thiuk pn.per. Offlce. M.

II. IIARTZKM, Jan. 1J. 1-S7. vf v' v'CCv ys HOW FOR THE Bed Letter SALE.

have a large stock of jjoods on hand that must Is? reduced litfore invoicing. We know Prices will da it. Down they We mean Lusiaesu i yds of Ciiiieo for cents. yds Shirting Calico for 0: cetiU. 22 American Indigo liiue, Turkey lied and Fancy for 2i) ytls I.am-iister Oinghiims for Oil cts.

21 Toweling for cents. 22 y. Is Outing for r-ufs. 22 yu-s 1-4 gisxl I'ublcat-hea Muslin, li yds; Heavy Siieeling ectils. Kleacucil Maslia 11113.

Js 4 4 Hill anl Anilroscogin Muslin cents. Kift Oil Cloth, 12 ct.s iH-r 14 yds 4-4 Frtiit of the Town anJ U'J cents. All-Wool FLAXXEI.S, WOOL CLOTHS, DKES.S in the deferent Weaves and Makes. VELVETS, SILKS, TOWELS, XAIMvIXS, TABLE LIXEXS, BED SPREADS, lORTIEIJ.S, CAKPETS, are all to be marked DOWN TO COST. Cotton Carpet Chaiu, 12Jc per lb.

Wool Carpet Chain, 2oc per lb. Stocking Yarn, 50c per lb. Ladies' Jackets from $1.50 to 52.50. Misses' Jackets from 75e to 52.25. Our Goods Have Been BOUGHT FOR CASH and at right prices.

Will oiler at great bargains. Don't delay, but come early aud get first choice. parkerTFarkeii 3 One Can Drink We are the only lioiis In Somor-t tbst carries a r.d co line of Fancy and Staple Uroeerio! and TaOIe We sell best quality of goods well And Eat well, ami wbnf. is is-ttfr fi yont W1. I "VJJ .71 GOOOCi" Hint xtnoj Nd'iiiil mid nvr.

I.i nil tictly us we noirtsvllt III HI lni', (oshIs ye I And 5vear by. We d'n't ant to ii you cxkK I never you bkhIii. We want Your Trade, und the lion's r.lmre of It, and will do U-st to take care of it. And We Recommend Our Lest and Flr.iirs is ng btKt and making more breud to tlie Imrrel tli in any otber Flour on the mark and th.it we sell our Flours at almost jobbers pri. e.

Why? watch the markets and buy goods when ihey are low. And Sell the U-st selected line of Xew ITacL-crcl, Lake Herring, Cod Pich, Salmon, ever shown on thi- nrkt, and at lower price than ever oIpered. We have j'ist receive-J our Erst of New Stock, (iive us a call. To we desire to call vour attention to the fact that we will I to the front with the largest line of Fancy, Ecc'sanod Grans Seeds ever offered, and will lie able to uote mi lower price than you will find anywhere in the County. Oiveusactill or write f- prhtu before you buy.

have in stock a full lino of assorted Feeds, Grain, Oil, Lime, Cement, Hay, Srrvw, which we to the trade at lowest prhvs. We niw have a shiptnetit of OIL MEAL- due, and at this lime of year it is in erreat demand by ail g'vsl feeding fanners who use it. Please tall let us ft'Jpply your wants. Truly yaurs, COOK BEERITS. QUEER?) i Is Rl' ai niisr I UVmiWiUia iij IiLI.oC.

Th nniiii mo-Cni the "rockliolders of lie Kur l.U:il, IKn and Power ol lor The i clion of i tr Kr. will hei-J In the i. lr. I. Al.

luititlier, a on Jii lh, btivecn the hours of. and I p. in. M. I fdT'f V.K.

I'Wt. J. A. BKP.KEY. t-e y.

Pu' OF ri.1's Tin" unier und t-ns- t'T ill' Mll'luif'l iiite of IolT.sl.ij,. isoniersiH county. 11... (Ir'd, WiJ expose lo punnc siiie al 1 o'clock p. on SATURDAY, JAN.

23, 1897, at th honifvN'M'ii of In J-nsipr tU'n-IiilJ, the liiiiuwi.i'; (writrti rv.ii vi: Nu. 1. r-r iiti ttirt A hn situul-c in JciiiM-r S4nii.rst rtintv, jiuni'i hinl! itry ltU-l. lir.uicli rtown, SIunr.T, and J-iwarU I. 110 ACRES, 110 More or less, having theivon a kih1 two-tttorr plank awflnuK liue, la rv Ikluk burn, anil hI ttf er m-r-.

ry mit 'jtni orrhant of yminjc Hppli ant otti-f irutt mm: umit-rhiid with limv ainl rtMtl the Larger pnrt tlie iand oif-ar and a t-ie of tiiulxmi, ing the tif llt fttf'if. 1. A certain tn." of land situate in township, cminijr' and f-'tittt afoivsjii tijoin-in IjiihIh of (load. lrMi'rick -tr. Kr-i-ri and Pursin, iu) uoivs mr or Lh a tru-t of 'tiixuer land couipw'd of itd plae and 1 Wall also expose to puolir sale, on Tuesday, Jan.

26, IS97, At I o'clock P. on the prt'tiilsen. in Somersi't Nirouah, the following Iie biix A certain lot of ground sttunfe In the lsr-ouh of isomers, eonuiy and aforesaid. 00 the eorner of the adjoining lot of Mrs. Julia H.

I HI. mid irderof ISld Keilows. llMlll Whii'ti ers-til inree-siory linek Store iiuildii si. Tins is one of the tiKwt di-sirubie tiusintss io- 1 ullous lu Somerset. Terms aTir piviittnt of and rx-pt iis-7t to rviaulu a iit on the r-ul tUii, the nurri to unnuailv iild KrMwa widowof tiit il-rd.

(itirii.v? her i'iV-tinie a-id d'-Mii the 1bt ttl h-znl of Mteliiafl Sijh', d.r'd onothirti of the on of Kile and Hi nriiiwit tvro-thirds two -ital, aunu ii without ini'TVNL. 1 pr rvi.i. of ti: -utiru to mid on tiay of suit J'os-SAioii of al the properties Wld to la glveaoa April 1, 1-7. KuwAun r. F.

BaesecUer, Att y. By virtue of an order of sale issiusl ouTof thei irpiians' Court of Somerset county. to 'lie uii.iersinl diMs-ted. we i il e.His.. to sale at the 'our I IU ssjuur-Bel borougti, ou SATURDAY, JAN.

23, 1897, At I o'clock Il. d.sicriUsl tr.u'l of laud, tlie pruprriy of Alt iiiu t. Moore, dec AH tiiat li ict of Saiivl situate In Mt.I- d.i l-eis-it UlWIl-bio. M-iersel ISHIIilV. li a-i- joi lieg lands nno.i Isirnui, t'rius i-lla i.yons, liTan: l'piious.

and oili-rs, i-on-laiuiiiK one aud tweillj-ii (l-" 14' re. Utoi-e or i. Terms: Ten per cent, of tit entlrp purrlmsc mom lo It uiid wueii pj-ot rty is oid. Iailaiis of tin" oti oi sale, inoiie year, atitl a in two yeuis of sale Vtilli leierrd p.ty.-ueirs to ln stvlired by JuduieL.i, bona uu tne W. VILI Kl.MKK Adir.liiitPitori A Truu, ouide 1.

Pa. Joha 1C iseott, Alt'y, Sullit rs Pa. PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company. Personally-Conducted Tours. MA IXEl'ER YTEA TUBE.

CALIFORNIA The toont to CALIFORNIA ajid tijwe PA-Clr'K'CiiAST will leave tlnrrisi-urs, Alto-naand Itttsbutv Jun-eiry February it au reli .7. 17. live Hu in. Calinirma uu the toiir. and I 'ir ev tu invuml.

on the th.rd Uw ni.iy return on rexulnr irons wiilou mite unuiU.s. r-lop will be itLiiie al New liritn.s fur fti. tivltienon the sin. tour. Kales lrom all poinut on the Perm 'a R.

It. System irst tour, stsrond lour, $.. third lour. liU-UO. Froiu Pittsburg lean fur each tour.

FLORIDA Jaclisoiiville tours, allowlm; two weks In Florida, will leave Nevr YorK and Philadelphia January February Hand iand March l7. Kale, rovenmt expenses en route In lsih illreetions, al.ii from lltisbinx, and proportionate rates troin other poiuta. For detailed Itinerarii-s and other Information, applv at tli aenelea. or addrvaa I NS. l-i Watt, Pa.

Aueiil Wealera totfctfftuV M) Fifth Aveaaa, Plttekarv, Pa. Mrnm i sp Farmers And We Always THERE IS NOTHING fiuin- iiirti. th IN MiVr. t'i i of 4 I'iilSTCfES BANGES. 1 11 11'- i ninlre'i'i-m.

and nfiii'i Is It Ii- ll.H.,' lo l.iaUe perl. They are resu'i of lh IsT exp- rt'lle. rind Worr.Tlli.l- 1 i p. 'otl rilHll'l tirel i ti 1 T'll-ie'S- -r't ei virv of I'le a- th Noiisi for Tie-tr ei-ouo'iiy. G01D BAKERS- P-FF-'CT Ml'l wan LUat li.l lt it HoidsrojiTt, SCMtMtT.

PA. 30s. EXEC UTOIi'S XOTICF K-4Lrttef 1.. of JelT r- I.It-r HtMv rsiT9 hnvtr tl 1-y tii; unti' rNiii-; mn (. iififf -hy ail i rns i'j-I i I -th cl i rt i rt'-' i- 1 uud imvii.c i-ii-iv -i rri'i'd I- st-T' ifiiriit air! y.ur i w--i i ii.

1:7, ul I.ie JiiJi3 II. fhl, Att'y. ASSK1 i inr-n rjrrM nnd Amy I oiu in y. l'a lu ni tr tin irti-li! and pri, iy rMU, J. tv his iM.i' ib lt-roi: I iiuia" jMV Hi i i pud hav ii(oj iinisi nt wm iuly 'l tit- lr'iin.

mi unh.v, -n Mm Ktrron I I i tn to it.r i.i i hAMl'ti, J. Ii ISSOLUTIOX XOTICI1 Notice Is herehv nlven tiiat the herelofore rxistlin; L. bei( and ilerimiii p. in ihe hi. hii-tile business, whs dis.aolv.sl ou the Utii Ot IJ-lolJer.

A. 1. liy IIllltU.ll The of lhe ilrni liiive iss in Ihe hands of Auu-tus til. -v. Ks.t ii, where Ki.o ji ir: meni-s.

iv.sioIh- iim. lited lo are r-ii i. susi to cU aud tile. ATI.KV liKr.KKY. Jan.

7. IXC. K. iiiiMr.r.MAX. tMoyestown, Pa.

A Xoni'E. P-sIale of Francis Snyder. of nockvooj ti he above estata iviiif t-eu sninl.sl to ti the pniTerauihoritv, persons indent. A Nl immediate jiaym -ut, i aiimst the siiine to i.re. uiiders'neil by is ii, refty mven 1 l.

niad -e III ihem tiulv u- tlielltK-ateil for settii in, en edn. siiiiT. nee of udniii.is-.h. r.S SNYI'EIi. fell in.

1ST. Hi the r-siJ. train i iu lloekwood boroe Kl.1. A DM I OTICE. KsLitcof Levi Lite of Rooi.

W'ssl, u.v'd. I-i ttee r.f ii 'luiiuistration on tlt it. iia i-. sr-iiii, a tne by lhe pn notice i inreNv kiy- l-ll Ulan p. Tslla sai.l eslilte io make inn.

duile j.s,i.i. j.n i ia.r.e ha i.ul.l- usHinst the jsiine lo r-. i tin top i1'. i.U', ail.l.llKllll. Oil ay.

reoruary i is. tne of A ii-skwood. Pa. IsAVAF.T s.NYHF.K. Admiaistnitorof Ltvi Wiixm cw'J.

Y1'11 I-'TiTy ii NOTICE. Letters of -rrnt-ed. by tne pr.ijs in utLlers-B n-sl, on hmei.ne Hav.iateof fcrt'i ersvaihy township. i Ph.u.c'.! noiiveisuerebv load t.tvo S.IUI es-ale lo make pavn tui, lli.ise luivin present Iht-ni cmy aiitie u-j sen. menl and ahowaiiee, at i.i,.

i.i..- si.ieiir, useisl s.i:.i,i,.v, ia tla-. January, liuiiis'. i 'l aud iiu'viofk p. wh. naii.l vii.en si.id iiuaistri.tors d.

jjive purpose. FUKI'M VN WALKKR, M. Ac.ujiiiinaio.-;i. sSjlGXLE'S NOTICE. Jaetih Musser and wife, of pni; to'llstup.

liiivillj a il' ry oi ail ineir r.v, ami lne llltliisl tortile ot ai hersvalVy VoluntJl rea, i. rs i i liolns- Is tien (jiviai inaei.i.si, lJ- iosi.i.1 oo n.ase i.nu:, nit all poii.s I lhe sai-i .1.1 usser io I ptllj.U. lor oiiiee la Iscmii, 1 a. ui iy nee at ii.i VtFt. I.

J. linn Co! born A Scue, Notice Is hereby srhr and siihurs-t townsiiip, Iif in d-- a lo me tl a.l i ne John seunn-iv In irn-L ir Ivi. i- i. orsi.f tl. an ciahiK satU jooti Vunn- -e-neiil ttM lo Hie tu-y ii.

eat.sl. nil om.m ai jlu :1. ss--brov. will iiui-i. jjyiii.

ui Sonierst Pas OTICE. Iu the matter of the estate tam l. Walker, aud Adaline. bin wile, of sionyer-s Somerset Pa. The ald awdgnora hxvln pre.enud their petit'Oii to lhe Court of I oonnoii k'utu, of isoiiarrM-t couiify, prayiie.

for an orler ami uw'tveoJ said Court dirtriii.i; Misis Walker, the iissnciiis-, lo tv-couvey to The iiskikih. orsthe rail estate ul said is-titioiu rs ini iu ml In lhe assignment, it iihj presentel bv isiid tH lile-ners thai nil the simple e.vu trail, cri tiitors. which have rome To the knoletoi if the assignee, have li.a -iid s. verat eialias in lull out of the ot the per esu.io. nnd liial all it.

er-. Jii.irs joii in for lhe nssinv, Notice is her-iiv itiven, tliat Ihe of -aid ell- tiouers a ill lie 1 Court iiniesa. obieetion to the same is i-ti on or Is fore met lh day ol' January A. li.lv.: J'ul Ii. I II Attorney tor Alloi'iiry tor Assiuets.

UDITOU'S NOTICE. The undt rsicnetl duTy ffl-Conrtr of Com mi. not Pl.tsoi s.m.ers. tor lii distribute the tun. is tu i tie hsnds i.i 1, C.

Coilsrn, a-ssnjinsr of Jiej.li l. Hiimnert Uk and anionic those legally eiilitltsl thert-bv hereby Hives notlee thai he will atlend tint riuiies of lilsappointiiient on ihurMiay, Janw .1. lfC, at one clock at lo o'ltjee la So ersel bo-nuah, wueii ami wueitf all uea. iuiinl aiay aUuud S0 R. 3CCIX.

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