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COurf ProsscdiuSs.

! Court called Monday afternoon OF last
week, Judge Hall presiding, present Assc-
ciates Nowry and Turner The following
Commonwealth cases were disposed Of
Com. VS. Charles l.. Pugh, r. & B. on
information OF Mary Keller Settled by
the parties.
Com VS. Charles Ream, +. & B.. on in.
formation of Margrett Stuff. 4 true bill
Com. vs. Noah Meyers. F. & b.. on in
formation Of Mary Fox. Continued
Com. VS. Charles Dorm, selling liqEo!
without license. Deft plead guilty and
was sentenced tOpay fine OF $50 dollar,
and costs.
Com. vs. Charles Dorm, selling liquor iC
minors and on Sunday. \ aol pros wa.
entered
/ Com. vs. Jonas Armel. Buggery. No
guilty
Com. IS John VI. Smith. selling liquor
without license. Den. plead guilty ans
was sentenced to pay a fine OF $50 ans
costs
Com. vs. John'M Smith. selling liquor {.
minors and on Sunday Continued.
Com. rs Alex. Walker. selling liquor
without license. The grand jury found a
true bill. Continued.
Com. VS. Cornelius Reed y * b. jury
returned verdict of guilty, the Der, e.
capped before sentence was passed and his
rccognizance was forfeited
Com. vs Eli Deeiz, +. d B.. on infor
nation OF Belinda Shafer. Continued.
Com. vs. Vim. H. keesler, F. X T.. on
information of Emiley McClintic. Set
tod
Com. V John ]. Fritz, 4. & B., on in
formation of Sarah Fritz. Settled
Com. " Richard Broden. and 1homa-
Philemon. larceny. Nothing was done II
this case for want Of jurisdiction.
/ Com vs VIM. King. 4. K T., oa infer
nation Of Samuel Dickey. Settled.
/ Com. vs. Harrison Snyder. selling liquor
without license. Settled
/ Com. vs. John Manages. perjury. Con
tiDued-
Com " George Saylor. resisting an
officer, jury returned a verdict OF guilty.
Sentenced 10 pay a tine oi Onedollar and
costs
Com. " John Houston, y & B.. On in
formation OF Edmund Cummins Con
tinued
Com vs. Wm. Bolen, F. * B.. on infor-
mat on Of Ellen Snyder. 4 true hill.
Com. V VIM. II. PoortauEh. F. X B.,
on information Of Anna Fricdlinc
A..true bill.
The following ciyi! cases were disposed
OF
John J. Gardill vs. James Pars1n. Ap-
peal Ncrdict for Plaintiff in the sum Of
$50 -.
Simon Vought - Jacob Fletcher. debt
sans breve Verdict for Delt.
Abraham Lands - Wm. Brant, sc!re
iacias Verdict for Deit.
Noah Beesecker ami Daniel Boyer, Ad-
mrs Of Jacob Boyer decd, VS. Tneo.
Heiple and Henry Rouch Defendants
confessed judgment Eel -.
Friedrich KBepper vs. Francis j. C0uE-
iryman Verdict for Plaintiff ia- five
dollars.
Henry :. Donces vs. Daniel Fike and
Jonas J. Fike. Appeal. Verdict for
Deffs
Wm. Brooks VS. : G. Keim and J. p.
Harrington. 81 fa sur mechanics lien. Yer
dies for Defs.
Commissioner Jacob Walter resigned,
and Gillian Walter OF Aeyerda!e was ap-
pointed.
Garrett Forspring Constable Of Dale
City resigned, and Robert Guthrie was aP-
pointed
In the mater OF the change Of the name
ol Dale City Bor., the prayer ofthe pet.
tioners was granted.
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Trfbute Of Respect

At a regular meeting OF the Berlin
Lodge No. 46l, |. O. @. =. of Pa, held
Feb. Il. 1874. the following preambles
and resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS, The visitation of death in
our midst il at all times cause for deep
sorrow and a claim upon the heartfelt
svmphaihy of the good and true. the more
especially when the dispeRssiion Of an All
Wise God decends upon us unwsrDed and
unprepared for chasiening affiiction, and
WHERE'S. Death has again triuinpbed.
and the spirit ofour sister. the well beloved
wife Of our worthy and respected Bro.
William Morgan, OF Meyers Mills, has
been borne TO another and better world,
and
WHEREAS, The principles OF Friend.
ship and sympathy. which are the found.
alton of our Fraternity, teach Us TO weep
with those that weep, and 10 console and
comfort the mourner. Therefore
Resoloed, Tha; we. as members of Berlin
Lodge, No. 461, deeply and feelingly sym
naihize wsih Bro. VIM. Morgan in The sf-
iec,ing dispensaiion OF Divine Providence
law which he has been called upon 10 part
with the dear compaDicn Of his heart
Rssolrsd, That copy OF these preambies
and resolutions be transmitted 10 Brother
VIM. Morgan and that the same be publish
ed in the county papers.
JAG. J. ZORS.
ALBERT HEFFLEY, Comm.
J. g. GARDILL.
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Fatal AcCIpEST-On Thursday after
noon February 5ih. fatal accident Occur
red near Mill'Sood Station, Westmoreland
county. Daniel {. Bowen, son OF John
W Bowen, Esq. oi Napier township, this
county, was KILLED by the coal cars. He
was engaged loading coal at the Triple,
and in letting down the empty trucks, when
drawing the brake. hc wascaught between
the cars. He was taken home. and ex-
pired in less than two hours after the oc.
currence. He never spoke after he was
hurt. lie leaves wife and five children
to mourn his untimely end. Truly in
the midst Of life we are N death. Bed
ford Ga-c.ts
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DEPARTED this life at his laieresid enc
in Busilcion, Philadelphia. Jan. % 1874
the Rev Isaac James VI. d., in the gath
year of his age. DIR. james was born al
RadnOr. Delaware county, Pa, 171l, and
had the honor Of being. up To the time oi
his dccease. the oldest Methods; in the
world, having Joined tina; religious body
m 1880 He was licensed to preach in
1900, and was therefore one of the oldes;
ministers oi thai denomination. lie grad
uaied in medicine AZ the University Of New
York IN 1926, and commenced the practice
Of Homeopathy in 1914, in which he con
iinued until h.s declining years forbid him
70 labor. He has a son and two grandsons
who are eminent Homeopathic physicians
in Philadelphia, one of the latter Is the
distinguished Surgeon Bushwood. W.
James
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iaw PALSY spra rs SvellinSs caked-breasts- sc5lds
burns, slltrheum. esr-ache. Ne.. upon the human
Frame and % strains spawn, gals, &C. upon an
inals in cue year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. Theyare counter
irritant. an all healing pain rciieyer. Cripples
throw away their crutches the lame walk, poison
Gus bites are rendered harmless, anl the wounded
are healed withouta scar Il Is no humbuS. The
recipe i published around each bottle They sell
a 10 article ever before soll, ani they sell be
cause it doesJust whatthey pretend to 80. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism. pain or swelling
deserve 10 suffer if they will not use Centaur Lin
imert More than 1000 certificates Of remarkable
cu-es including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
gOut running tum1r,. &c, have becn received. We
VIII send a circular containing cc-tiEcates- the
recipe Sc. gratis. TO any one requesting Il. One
bottle Of the yellow wrapper Centaur Linimen, is
worth one hundred dollars for sPavineier sweenied
horses and mules. or for screw worm ia sheep
Stock pwuers-;hesel elniments are worth your attcn
ton No family should be without them. w hitC
WRAPPER for family use = yellow wrapper iur an.
imals Sold by all Druggists. zoe Ter bottle
large bottles q %. I. T. RoSES co. g Broad
way. New York.
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Let the People Speak.
MANHATTAN, Kan. 4

MANHATTAN, han. April ), 1873.
r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. Y;
Dear Sir-Your Favorite Prescription
has done M wife 0 world Of good. She
has taken nearly two bottles and has felt
better :he past two weeks than at any time
in The past two years. NOmore preiOdica!
pains: none of that aching back or drag
ging sensation in her stomach she has been
accustomed 10 for several years. have sc
much confidence in il that ! would be per
fectly willing to warrant 10 certain custom
ers of our. who would he glad to get hold
of relief at any expense. | have tri,d
many Patent Medicines, but never had any
occasion TO cxtoi one before.
Very truly yours,
GEO. B. WHITING.
Mn. +. II. DAI.Y. Metropolis, H.. writes,
Jan. sth. 1878: DIR. L. V. Pierce-Ay
sister is using the Fayorite Prescription
with great benefit.
NARY ASN FRIsBiK, Lehman, Pa. writes,
Nav -. 1872. "DT II. V. Pierce-vhsi
/ have taken Of your medicine has been oi
more bcnefit to me than all others and
hundreds OF doctors bills
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DIED.

Observation-Disclosures Lich-
tenberger. consort Of John Lichtenberg.
decd. December 22nd 1873, aged 50
years and months
PARKER-Catherine Payk<f oonsor, Of
6eorye Parker decd. Fehsunsy i4th 1874,
aged 80 years and 10 days
PARKER-Mary Susan Parker. died
Dec 9th 1873, aged 40 years.
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StiIlmans Defiance Washer
PRICE ONLY FIyEDOLLARS.

Washes : clean a. 4 iaor can by hand IN aalf
the time. There never has been machine offer
eI 20 the public which has given such general
sstisfac,iuI n washing as the Defiance csher.
IL f;ts on q common tub. washes both Wristbands
and collars as well "a heavy blankets. Any child
can work if only weighs u pounds
JAMES J.. CJPPIE-
Agent
Refers % John VI. HallsThauH, VIM Hettcv
1r Wa. Altiathyr Of fhiS place.
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l-tsfo -
DISTRIBUTED AS FOLLOWS

We the undersigned Auditors of the
do certify that the 4b
entitled An Act relating the counties township
10Th day april 1884 the
OF Somerset the 5b day OF January
tie the required
OF Assembly and supplements thereto according
and abilities
In whereof have
this 10th dav Of January 4 n 1874
ATTEST: GEORGE A KIMMEI, T.
ELIAS tUNNtNGHAN JACOB j. SPEICHER H. :
Clerk JONATHAN j. WELLER, r. 2
County Auditors
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Nrw BALTIMORE. Feb. eie, a

on Monday eve. Feb. 16th. il wos the
goood fortune Of your correspondent to he
present at a hop at the hotel Of {. Stouiier
Esq. Of New Baltimore. Dancing was
commenced about s p NJ and continued
until A. VI, when all sat down To a most
elegant supper. The table literally groan
ed under the weight Of good things %
which the company did ample justice.
After supper the dancing was resumed and
kept up urtil morning ligh; broke over the
hin tors What IS rather unusual at par.
ties there was present a lady yiolinisi who
ia addition TO being good player wss al
80 good locking and very good dancer a
were number OF ladies prsent.
Yours.
SPECTAToR
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Ana ANo.IAproia,msut

Col John " Middleton Commissioner
10 the Centennial Anniversary at Philajei-
phia, from California. is dead, and TO take
his place Benjamin Park Kooser. Tor years
! connected with the Santa Cruze 81 aliael
as ediff'r. publisher and proprietor, has
been nominated by Goveruer Newton
Booth, she nomination now being in the
hands Of President Grant The nomina-
tioa is one eminently proper 10 be made
Mr. kooser served IN the ranks during the
Mexican War, came 10 California as a sol
dier in lS4o, was honorably discharged
has never been out of the State since his
entrance therein, is prominent Pioneer
thoroughly alive TO everything that is Cal
ifornian, and viii receive hiYold associates
while attending the Exposition with a
smile that is childlike and bland" Da.
ring nearly his entire residence on this caast
Ben has been at the top OF some editorial
tripod, and having struggled with him in
the same boat for six long years to keen
the wolf from the door. we take especial
pleasure in mentioning the honor hc has
received at the hands Of the Chief o; the
Golden State. Mr.. kooscr will bc proud
er of this appointment than if he had fallen
heir TO 5000, for lie has seen half a centu-
ry of years roll over his head and had
promised himself TO witness the Nation
centennial birth at Philadelphia in 1876,
10 drop in on the old folks al home. and he
can now do 50 as a representative man of
the land that has received the best strength
of his manhood years.-SdR Haf,o Cali
Gazette
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Fox AND SSAKE.-The Hollidaybu :
Register Is responsible for the following
On Thursday last, Mr.. Samuel Wallace OF
Duncansyille. near Plane Ten. observed
the trail Of snake in the snow, and follow
ed il a short distance from lis hole, when
he also came upon the tracks OF fox.
Following the trail short distance further
he found the remains Of what had been a
large black snake. The fox came along
too soon tor his snakeship, and had eaten
about one half OF lis body, and. after hav
Ing satisfied the cravings OF his hunger
departed to his quiet abode, by another
route. where, We suppose, he now enjoys
quiet and q full stomach. IL is singular
that in mid winter, a snake should be able
10 leave its hole and crawl long distance
in the snow bat. then. this has been win
ter IT wonders
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CHvECH ROBBED Some ;hiei o1
,hi@vc-. not having the fear Of God before
their ewes, entered, the Sabbath School
room Of the Luihern church in this place.
during last week. and broke open the pen
ny boxes and took therefrom all the mon
~ contributed by the sunday school child
ren s:nce the Holidays. Some Of the boxes
wcre split open, others had the screws
taken out and the top taken of The
amount Of money taken i estimated al
from $50 10 $50. The thief got in through
the Easement window on the wes. side oi
the church As Vet no clue 10 the guilty
rsarti,-S -B,dfyrd Ga-este.
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THE country Is again being flooded with
lottery advertisements and confidential
circulars. There il but one safe way with
such institutions. and that is 70 keep hands
of Remember that when aman proposes
90 give YOU two or more dollars for one,
there Is fraud some where, and the
chances are nine hundred and ninctynine
to one that YOU viii DC one Of the some
bodys, ii YOU invest
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MILL FOR SALE.

4 good Grisi Mil in Unity JP.. Westrncrelsnd
Co Pa, for sale. in good locality Tor grinding
no ether mill within miles The Inill has rood
engine. the boiler new double due. ~ feet lon-
and A. inches in diameter, run the with slack
coal, which is very cheap. The water power az.
eraze. about months. in the year VIII sell as
much land with the same as will sui; purchaser.
or the whole tract, which IL "a acres The land is
Of goodquality. Inquire at Mr.. John Hills Bar
net House, Somerset, Pa Possession given i'm
media;ely. II not sold viii be rented Address
ROBT. HOOD.
feb2s Stahlstown. Pa.
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CAsIoEIA j. more than substitute for Casio
OIL. Il i the only ssCs article In existence which
s certain 10 assimlate the food, regulate the how
els. cure wiad-colc AM produce natural sleep. II
contains neither minerals. morphine cr alcohol
ami l. pleasant 70 take. children nect.not cry
and mothers may rest. aP-ii2-
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NOR SALE.

A COOP mill property in Bedford oaanty. with
two run Of burs and oae OF country stones Water
wheel eighteen feet high. Gearing al eas dnd
iron Three bolts, one for wheat. one for ne. and
one Tor buekvhea;- Everything new and Ia the
best Of running orier. II Is heated in good grain
country. There is also good saw mill belonging
acres on which there are two houses and a barn
erected Thi. property Is halfmile from LondonSer-
" Station. On the Bedford Bridgeport railroad.
Willtase some western land for part pay IL de-
sirable- For fnr;her particulars address
JOSEPH CARRIER,
ies1 BoEsio Mills Bedford Co Pa
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.XECUT0R'S NOTICE.

Estaie 0l Jonas Hoover late Of QueIna Lsalps IN.
deceased.
Letters testanentary on the above estate having
been granted to the undersigned by the proper ag-
thoriiy. notice IL hereby given 10 these indebted 10
il 10 make immediate payment, and those hsvinz
claims againt il to present them duly authenfiet-
ell for Settlement On Saturday, the .th day oi
MareA 1874 at the late residence Of said deceased
DANIEL A. WEAVER,
-
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u rained the other evening, AMI there
was an entertainment. \ Young gentle
man said TO young lady; May | have
the pleasure OF protecting you with nv
umbrella And said She. with her round,
expressive eyes looking full into his,
'Pu; up your rag. We like 70 see people
S0ciable
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Nslc Advertisements.
T EGAL NOTICE.

10 henry Woifhope, Bernard WO,fnope, Eliza
beth. iB:ermarris,i with Joseph HaH kinson.
Margaret, i1termsrried with Thomas Bridge.
We TolfsoPe, Henry Maybush, Rosalia May
bnsh, intermsrried with Sylvester Topper, oi
Somerset county, and John Maybash, whose r
idencs - unknown.
You are hereby Notified that in pursuance Of a
vri; Of partition issued cut Of the orphans Court
of Somerset county, Pa, l viii hold an inquest on
the real estate Of Henry H Woifhope. deceased,
Ia the borough Of New BaliiMcre at his late resi-
denre, In Allegheny rp.. Friday. April 81 1874.
where zen can s;tend II you think proper.
OLIVER hNEPPER.
ic'2j Sheriff.
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VOLUNTARY ASSIGNMENT

John Smith, Of Salisbury borough. Somerset
county, Pa, by deed Of assignment dated January
81 lss4 has assigned all his estate real and per
sonal. TO the undersigned in trust for the benefit
ot his creditors. All persons indebted to the said
John Smith viii make immediate payment and
those having claims viii make the same known
Wi,hou; delay.
MICHAEL +. SMITH
SILAS G. kEIM.
JAS. II. LIVENGoOD.
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The Huntingdon Glg5, -ay,. Mr.. Davis
Rupert. of Huntingdon township. has
been suffering inr some time with the
rheumatism. and on THURSDAY night last.
was sitting AZ the stove rubbing his limbs
with liaiment. when il took fire, and he
was soon enveloped in flames Had it
not been for the timely arrival of his wife,
who had the presence Of mind to throw a
blanket around him and smother the fire
be would have been burned ~ death. He
j. recovering.
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There is no pain w.ich tie
C.utaur Linimcnts will not re
licvc. no swelling they win not
sublue, and 10 lamcness which
they viii not euro. This f.
strung language, but il IS trac.
They have produced more cures
n rherIrnafIsrn rcnrrla.a Inrk-
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N"Ti-~s-s' oAeaeTe n-- -s,<-
We the Undersigned Auditors Of county do hereby e
hat we have settled and adjusted Of Bob T
OF the Somerset County Poor Houe fer the year 1873 and that tie
going
In testimony whereof we have huuto M
day Of January, 4. n 1874
ATTEST: GEORGE 4. kIMMEL, t. 81
ELIAS CCNNNGHAM JACOB J. SPEICHER. t.
Clerk JONATHAN J. WELLER. t.
County Auditor
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adams. miner working In
Ga .-'' ? cal miao. al Beatiy's S,a
a.. -t'ian ly injured last Friday by
sfrs.. .1,e and oual falling from the
90. -sl!nE him. "A the time Of the
Ca, = 7as engaged in picking some
- - @oan which he knew to be
& O. -. !. :. liie a work a; this. a great
10 z..,..' ~ and be Was caught under It.
szr.- -hsA -i cut and.remoyed to a house
5,.c -.tIc he IS now living in pre-
Il .ss-- -'..--'i9n. .-'i9.n. He IS 4 Young man and
~ A. 'A4Frled about a mon.h-La-
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2..s6uggh& conasllsvI!le
r RAILROAD.
5-5f-rf. Washington & Baltimore
SHORT LINE"
ITERATION OF TINE.

....- ~..alsy. Fcuuzry l5th.l,7i, Trains
.rvH Dcpar, and Arrive from Depot,
....g Water streets. as follows:
rI-rsUg RICH T NJ ARRIVE
-9a.m. Mckecsport Ac-
-- Stall $50 IN. com -. 10 an
a-am Nekeesport Ac-
coTs .---.---. = 81 a N.
% At ---sau W Newton Ac-
CON ---.----.-s : 80 . Il.
INN through TX. 300 r. II.
Counellsville Ac-
g.- o. L. tssIl $4,000. lu-aJ =. n.
a. MekcesPuTt Ac-
-.lIr-n CON -.--..-- 1910 p n.
M'Beesp1rt Ac-
-- ,-u. cenl----.--- --'' pm
... m Tni1mtevn AC-
com -.-......- {. .lJ pm.
-1arrrl. NKeesport Ac-
CON ...- ..... = - a. II.
.- -.z-ru Through Mail. .a-25 p. IA.
West Newton
Church Train lU-Q5 a. N.
z7ETlE SkMLC. HOUGH,
EL Sill Gen. Pass NJ
...-.- T-.Er; Office. A3 5th AyeDue.
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Why VIII You
suffer:

/ To all persons SUI
fering from Rheuma
tism. y e ural z IA
Cramps In the limbs
or Stomach, Bilious
Collie. Pain In I h c
back. bowels OF side.
we would say, T8E
HoCsEHoLDPASACEA
and FAMILY LIN
MINT is OF all 0thsrS
the remedy You want
for internal and eI-
ternal use. IL b 2
cured the above COM
paints IL thOussnds E
of cases There Is no
mistake about II. Try
IL Sold by all Drug
gists.
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PROFESSIONAL CsRTIEICATEs.- The
State Superintendent of Common Schools
decides that all teachers professional ccr,is
Gates issued prior 10 the first Monday in
juno, 1872, expired on the first Monday in
June 1873. bssing the decision ON the
School Law, which says: "A professional
certificate shall license the holder TO teach
in county, city or borough of the superin
tendent issuing it, and for one year there
after" In all such cases, whether abe ap.
plicantbe re-eXamined or not. the superin-
tendent. il he sees proper TO continue the
professional certificate. is required to give
q new one
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TuE following is the result OF the eiec
iion for Borough officers held On Tuesday
last.
Burgcss-Harrison Trent.
Town Council-Josiah Keller CharlesJ
Harrison, Wm. III. Picking
School Dircciors-Josiah Shsfer. VIM
III. WeIlfly.
Judge Of Election-MOrris Clark.
Inspector-Jonas VI. Cook.
Constable-George W. Pile.
High Constable-Andrew Zeuick
Audiior-Wes Davis.
Town Clerk. c. 0gle.
Street ommisioner-Charies Parsop
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JoHN hENAH, was yesterday placed in
durance vile on a charge Of surglarizine
the store of NJ. a Hunter. of Meyerdale
The particulars, As set forth in the com
mitment made out by Squire Miller, are
az follows: Between and s O'Clock on
SUNDAY evening, while Mr.. Hunter and
family were at church. the store aas en-
tered and twelve dollars and fifteen cents
in money and case of prize boxes valued
at thirty-six dollars were taken. Ii ap
pears that after leaving the store Kenat
repaired 10 the tin shop. Of Mr.. kaig foi
whom he had been working. aid
there distracted the money from the
prize boxes and threw the candy into the
stove. The attention OF some ofthe citizen:
was attracted 10 the shop by the smell oi
burning sugar, and an examination led tc
the discovery ofeeyeral Of the empty box
CS