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nal missions, Aversion to society, DIM
| ness of Vision, Noises In the head'
he vital fluid passing unobserved in the urine,
and many other diseases that lead tc insanity ana
death. DR. MINTIE win agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for case Of this kind the VI
TAI RESTORATIVE tunder his special ADVICE
and treatrnent will not cure, or for an thing I'm
pure or injurious found in It, DIR. MtNTlE
treats all Private Diseases successfully without
mercury. Consultation Free. Thorough exam'-
nation and ADVICE including analysis OF nsine sow.
Price of Vital Resolutive, 81 80 bottle, or iour
times the quantity $500; sent to any a'lt ress up
on receipt Of price, or G. o. D., secure ON ooser'
yation and in private name. If desired, Ivy
A. E. MINTlE, NJ D.
II Kearny Street, San Francisco. cal.
DIR. MINTIE'S KIDNEY REMEDY, NEPH-
RETICUM. cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder
Complaints, Gonorrhqa. elect Leucoii roea; for
sale by all druggists sl0O BOTTLE Six oot'es LOT
$500.
DIR. MINUTES pANgELII9N PILLS, ,9 are the
best and cheapest DYSPEPSlA anu blL1OuS
cure in the market. For sale by all dra gists'
Jan. q. 18S0.--tf
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-03-17

business Capital not required You can live Mt
home and work in spare tine only or all the lime
All of both sexes of all ages grandly successful
90 cents TO SIS easily earned every evening That ali
VINO want work may test the business, we make this
unparalleled Offer all who are not well satisfied
we will send 81 to pay for the trouble of Writing
us. Full particular dir. Ctions, etc sent free I,n
mense pay absout " sure for all who start at once
Don't delay. Address STINsoN & Co, Portland
Maine.
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DIED.

FERSER--At her home IN S,oysfown,
April IA. 1885. Mrs Susan Ferner. sged -
years, il.months and days.
| DURST-DURST.- the residence of
Mr. levi Sse-Her. in Addison Township,
April ~ Iss5, by Josiah Ringer. Fsq-. Mr.
George W Darst. ito Miss Isabelle Durst all
OF Garrett Co., Md.
BENDER. On Sunday, December 81,
1884, at Stoystown, Jennie May Bender,
aged year, 10 months and l3 days
But where angels tune their voices
To the praises of the Lamb.
And thesainted soul rejoices
In the glory Of His name,
In the realms of Heavenly pleasure
Where the roses ne'erdecay-
We shall find our darling treasure
In world of endless day.
SNYDER-At the residence of his father.
Ira L. SNYDER, son of Mr. B. F. Snyder, of
Ursina, on Thursday, April 18th. 1885.
The funeral of the deceased took place on
the 18th The funeral services were con-
Quoted by Rev. Pershing, OF the L. B.
Church. of which deceased was a member.
The remains of deceased was escorted to
Cemetery By Ross Rush Post. No 36i, G. A.
r., (of which his father IS eomradel and
Jesse Dial Camp, Sons of Veterans" Of
which Post the deceased was adjutant- Ira
has been known as an expert telegraph op-
orator since his boyhood, he having been
employed IN that capacity by the B. & o. R.
R. Co. at the age of L, being in the employ
of that company fora number of years In
1888 he was engaged in the office Of the
Plttsburg & Western r r. a. train runner
He was compelled to resign this position on
account of failing health, be being a victim
of consumption Mr. B. f. Snyder has the
sympathy of the entire community in his
late bereavements, he having but recently
buried an infant son, and few days since
his daughter Ellen, bride of but few
months, was made widow by the disaster
al Indian creek. which resulted in the death
of her husband, Conductor Harry Fuller
and now his eldest and only son has gone
10 his long home. Mac.
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LIST OF CAUSES.

Following is the List Of Csnses set Tor trial al
May Term Of Court, beginning M0ndsy, May
Is. lsS5:
FIRsT WEEK
Ma. Ross Sous vs.. Pinkerton Lumber Co
Garnishees
Emerson smith 4 Co. vs. same.
Iacab p. Miller ts. ". II. ZufaIl
Silas Jenkins and wife ". George TirsefOne.
]. W. Smith ". John Barnhart.
Cornelia Tissue ct al. vs. b X o. Z. r. Co.
Liston Bros. q Cunningham vs. William Kin
singer
Jacob P. Miller vs.. W. H. Zufan
D. ". Brendiinger vs. Daniel Berkeypile.
Same Vs. Sane.
James Pars0n ". Julia " hitsseIl.
W. G. Zimmerman VS.. ]. ]. Miller. ct al
David Lohr's EXT vs.. Margaret Il. ISohr.
SECOND WEEK.
lydia ReIlnau W Susznnah and C. c. Walter
Charles zimmerman Fs. Conemaugh Township
A H Cofroth vs. Simon p. Sveitzer
r II. Reynolds. et al vs. y x o. T. r. Co.
r. Z Weimer Us. Jenner Township.
<. !. Ringler vs.. W c. Livengood.
Nesis Assignee Il A. h Cohrothvs. Levi Cough
enour gar.
Walker * Leydfg vs. A. K Geist
Joan Williams Adm'rvs- Thomas Williams.
Sussuehanna VI. Fire ms. Co vs. ElizS Flick.
ChristeBa Keim " John Lentz-
Daniel Mostoiler vs.. John L. Savior
Ell Shafer vs. John Taney
Bertha NJ Berkepiie W.. James Bohan and vile.
Susquehanna VI. Fire Ins. Co vs.. J. X. Walter.
Jacob Sipes Widow and heirs vs. Tospan ter.
ten
Edward Deal vs Larirner Township
Jacob NJ Ffke vs. South Penn a r T. Co
Geo. W Osborn VS. ; C. R R Co
Martha Hunter, et al vs. Joseph J. Daniels
Patrick Cosgrove vs.. John Cosgroyc.
Rachel Hireshue's use vs J j. Spzngier. ShH
joseph Cumtnins ~. Orville A. Ross.
Proty's once. ". B. CRITCHFIELD,
april %, 1ss5. PruthonotAry
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creek near Sprucetown. Court appoint L
c. coIborn, Geosge ". Pile and Josiah Kel
Ter. viewers.
| Petition Of Edgar Kyle. assignee OF Henr,
s Berkey and wife, for an order Of sale
Granted.
Petition of xnndry citizens and qualified
electors of EIklick townshipfor the appoint
ment Of Supervisor Of Elklick township
The Court appoint --- Newman.
Jacob Hart use of G. E. Lewis rs. J. A.
Kabel. Gem. and rper of H. s En.lsIey,
Auditor. fled
ia. Cabel vs. Som erset Lumber Company
ct al Com. and report of masters and ex-
aninGrs fled.
Petition Of citizens of UEina Borough for
the appointment of a constable Harrison
yansickel appointed
Petition ofR.S. Frazee for transfer of
the hofel license of John K Moon Granted.
GeorgeJ. Black and wife to W. T. Hob
htzelI. AUDITORS report confirmed.
CH S. Smith guardian of Eura y. Smith
Plaintiff in Error vs. ,. ,. Hoblitzell, Deft.
in Error. (Certiorad.j Judgment reversed
as TO Eua Smith and Nm. Charles H.
Smith. -
Jacob p. Miller vs.. VIM. H. Zufail (cap
sd in trespass q. c.f) New trial granted.
o. H. P. Long and Henry Atchison PIfs.
in Error vs.. John Cullen Def in Error.
sCertiorari.) Judgment reversed.
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The safe in the Steam Grist Mil, owned
and operated BY the Reitz Brothers. was
blown open Saturday night and some five
dollars in change taken therefro2- The
entire door of the safe was blown off
The burglars left new horse blanket,
which they had wet and paced over the safe
to deaden the sound Of the explosion behind
them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

TEACHES Send at once for full partIcu-
lars of the Normal Class which will open on
Monday, May 4th. at Gregory's Business
College, Altoona, Pa Teachers from all
over the State are joining. The FINEST De
PAETNEST OF PEsMkSsHIP and most COM
plete and business like actual baaHess de-
parfment in the State. Full details free.
Any person advanced in arithmetic admit
ted to the class Address, tno postal cards, }
GREGORY & FORBES,
Altoona Pa
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| CONFLUENCE ITEMS.

RDNtlA ENtE lIEMs-
The recent cold spell has advanced the
price OF feed considerably.
Some of the public roads are almost i'm
passible from the deep mud.
The proposed skating rink, in view OF
pending legislation, has been abandoned.
The scramble over tavern license viii soon
be on hand. Since the burning of the Hill
and Railroad houses few years ago, there
has been but one house in the place adapted
to the accommodation Of the travelling pub
lie, namely the Riverside House, but the
new hotel building, erected by Jacob Ster-
ner. is also large and convenient houseand
well adapted for the business for which it ]:
intended. II has been leased BY Messrs
Scott Sterner and John r. Moon and tbs
Riverside House, by r I. Frazee.
Should the prayers of the good people b
answered. and Genl- Grant be permitted q
live few years longer, what a time sons
persons would have to make the people be
lieve that be never was sick at all. Th'
Brigadiers and the ST. Johnites should i'm
peach the doctors, the former because the,
didn't like Grant. and the latter because the,
put liquid poison brandy under his skin
by which his life was saved at least for :
time. Y
April 18th. 1sS5.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

have on hand at all times complete as
sortment of the celebrated Studebaker wag-
ons. either steel-skein or hollow-iron axle.
This wagon was contracted for by Uncle
Sam during the late rebellion, and the splen-
did service rendered during the war has
placed it where it stands to-day all over the
United States, away ahead of ali others
Call and see them, or try one, at J. B. Hol.
derbaum's Every wagon fully warranted
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

President CLEvEIASp TO JoIs THE yETER-
Ans AT GErTrsBuHG.-In pursuance of the
plan adopted by the veterans Of the late war
TO visit, each spring. some one of the cele-
brafed batile-6elds ofthe Union, the pilgrim
age will this season be made to Gettysburg.
The time fixed for the visit is May 4th and
5th.
The great success attending the previous
visits of the veterans to Fredericksburg and
elsewhere, and the wide interest manifested
by the old soldiers of both armies, indicates
that the Gettysburg meeting will not only
be largely attended, bet highly valuable.
from an historical point of view. and full of
interest to the participants in the scenes en-
acted there twenty-five years ago. The
meeting viii bring together numbers of the
most distinguished men of the land The
President with his Cabinet; the WAR Gov
ernorr and present Governors of the States,
distinguished officers and soldiers of both
armies, and men prominent in the councils
of the nation, will honor the occasion with
their presence Not only from the vicinity
of the field will the veterans come. but from
States North, South, East and West, soldiers
and civilians are sending assurances of their
attendance. The pilgrimage is made under
the auspices OF the First and other Corps of
the Army of the Potomac, but the invitation
covers every officer and soldier of the late
war.
In order TO accommodate the visitors the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company viii sell
excursion tickets from points on Its lines TO
Gettysburg. on May ID, Sd and 4th, good TO
return until the 9Th inclusive, at greatly re-
duced rates.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

We never had as fine a line of mems,
youths, and bows clothing. Our stock is
now complete. To our regular customers it
is not necessary for Us to say that We sell
clothing cheaper than they can be bought
anywhere else. but 10 those who have never
bought clothing from US, we viii give you
guarantee as to the lowest prices. and to
be exactly as represented. When We say it
is all wool it Is all wool, and you can bet on
it, Fisk IS still at large.
j R SSYnER 4 Co.
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April 18th. lss5.
ANOTHER JAN DELIVERY.

ANOTHER JAIL DELIVERY.
Its the same old story. Two more pris-
oners made their escape from the county
jail Thursday night through the same old
hole in the wall, which has not been closed
up since Miller punched il open some ten
days since and remains open even unto this
day. When Miller was rearrested after his
first escape, the sheriff placed hobbies on his
legs, and under instructions from the COM
missioners iockei the door leading into the
made their exit. For some unaccountable
reason the Commissioners neglected to have
the wall repaired, on perhaps they thought
il useless Thursday night Miller and an lr-
ishman who was awaiting trial on charge
of carrying concealed weapons, could no
longer resist the tempting offer and knock
ing the lock off of the cell door they made q
rope of their bed clothing and noiselessly
Slid TO the ground. Neither of them have
since been heard Of There were several
other prisoners in the jail at the time who
did not care 10 leave in that way.
Although this Jail has been condemned by
grand jury after grand jury, composed Of
taxpayers, good eirizens, intelligent men
the authorities have seen fit to ignore their
representative and recommendations and
have done nothing toward making il habit
able and secure. They have scarlet fever in
the Sheriff family now caused no doubt,by
the defective drainage OF the building. This
matter has been neglected too long already.
Something must be done and that quickly
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]. B. ssrprr & Co
Bein. di,appointed in occupying Room \

Being disappointed in occupying Room No.
. Baer's Block on % Of April which We bad
rented for the SOMERSET CLOTHING HoUsE
goods and which we still hope to get posses
sion of very soon We are compelled for the
present to open our goods in the clothing de-
partment of J. NJ. Holderbaams Store, No.
Baers Block, where we invite our friends
and the public to call and we win give them
the best show possible under the circum-
stances. of the nice things. and latest styles
we have bought and have TO offer in the way
of Men and Boys Clothing and Gents Fur
nishing goods. II. G. HOLDEEBArM,
Manager,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

If there is one thing more than another
calculated to raise the temper of a woman
now days, it is when she hears the door
bell ring, and hurries around, brushes her
hair, puts on clean collar and apron, and
goes 70 answer the bell with her face
wreaIhed in smiles, expecting to meet
friends and is confronted By lad asking il
she don't want 70 bay some ssssafras-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

Mr.. William Baer, Of Lull postofiice. says
that the item published in last weeks HEE.
AID and credited to the Johnstown T1bsus,
is q canard. and that the Tri5aHe reporter
drew largely upon his Imagination when ht
wroteit The gas, be says, was not blown
out. but was turned of, and that although
it escaped somewhat neither he nor his wife
suffered any bad effects from II.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

A bill is pending before the legislature Of
this State. providing for minority repr~sen-
ltstiou on poor boards, as in the case of coun-
ty commissioners and auditors. 1t would be
better to haye the Constitution 80 amended
that one Commissioner and Auditor might
be elected each year, as vas formerly done
fThen there would always be experienced
men in the boards. The minority repre-
sentation scheme Of BGcksiew does not
work well, and in some counties is entirely
/ ignored.
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ton of Bedford viii be one hundred years
old, and the event viii probably be COM
nemorated- Of the sixteen ministers who
served the congregation during the century,
eight are still living. and an effort viii be
made to secure their attendance st the cele-
brafion.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

last Thursday was the best sugar day Of
the season. The crop SO far is far below the
average, but as it is only selling for seven
cents per pound, our farmers will not be
much out Of pocket At this price ii scarcely
pays for the labor of gathering the water and
boiiing II.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

FoR SsLE--Alabastine for walls and cell
ings. Diamond Dyes. all colors, Easter
Egg Dyes. latest novelties. Garden Seeds,
Landreth's and Ferry's Flower Seeds, choice
varieties. Mixed Paints. small and large
quantities. Window Glass cut TO order.
White Wash Brushes, Paint Brushes.
n " pox-r nrr.rx~:s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

II is now the time of year when the swim
der takes churn, washing machine, light
ning-rod, clothes-iine. plow or something
else that is suitable and goes out to find
men owning good farms, who will sign
notes for five hundred or thousand dollars
without reading them, under the impression
that they are getting a needed tool for a
small price.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

CARD OF THANKS.
Editor Herald, Please allow me to express
through your paper, my sincere thanks to
my neighbOrs. the people of Ursina and vi
cinity, for their kindness and helps to my
family in the sad sffiietion an all wise prov
idence saw fit to call US to pass through in
the loss Of Ira. Their kindness 70 and SYM
pathy for Us shall be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
all the dearer on account of the circum-
sfsnrea Il s. SNYDER
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

No licenses were granted this year IN In
diana. Forest. Greene. Washington nor Pot
ter eouaties, the judges yielding 70 the
strong popular sentiment IN their localities
against whisky and its equivalents The
great discrepancy that exists in constituting
the law should be hint to the legislature
for such legislation as would make it def
mite and uniform all over the State
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

BARsATxs IN WsrcHE.-Having bought
an immens stock Of American Watches at
the depressed rrises. am selling them at
prizes never before quoted. Waltham, Ell
gin, Springfield and Rockford movements
in Solid Silver cases at s., $40, sl2 and s14.
Every watch guaranteed
E Mcdowell, Jeweier,
Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

Mr.. Hertz Keiser died at the residence Of
John H. Uhl Esq, about 5 O'Clock on
Thursday evening His body was inferred
at Berlin on Saturday. Mr.. Keiser had a
large circle of acquaintsnces in the county
by whom he will be sincerely mourned.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

The protracted fight for the Somerset post
mastership was brosghtto asudden end last
week, as the HERaLD predicted il would be,
by the appointment OF Mr.. J. K. Cofroth-
Department and as soon as it Is approved
viii receive his commission. when he will
move the Office into his building on the op
posise corner OF the Diamond from where
the Office is at presen, located He is hav-
ing the room ilted up, and when completed
it will make avery comfortable and con-
venient Office. The appointment meets
with the general approval Of the public and
We believe the new p. NJ will be an obIig-
ing and accommodating Official.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

As We have heard considerable complaint
from our farmer friends in different sections
of the county in regard TO rats being plenty,
We give the following from Chamber jour
nal The writer says that chloride of lime
mixed with water viii efectuslly drive rats
from their haunts. and claims to have nd
den an infested ship and his own house Of
thsse pesss- The plan is aqery cheap one
and easily applied. and at al events IS ef-
fective as deodorizer and disinfecrxnt, and
viii be healthful TO scatter about the prem
ses. y lrfsE = III
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

The largest and most complete assortment
of fine writing papers and envelopes in box
es viii be found at Welfeys New Book Store
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

Judge Kimmell. janitor az the Court house
is trimming the trees aud clearing up the
grounds. TIE yard about the Court House
Is one Of the prettiest in the town and the
Judge proposes 70 keep it in good condition
this summer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

The Charm Soap five cent cake is tax
ing the lead for laundry purposes. War
ranted unadultersted- Sold only by NJ W.
Shafer. Somerset. Pa.
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BAER-KANTNER.-At the Disciple
parsonage, Somerset. on April 9Th, 1855. BY
Elder Peter yogel. Mr.. Vim. s. Baer. of Lall
Pa. Somerset County and Miss Mary NJ.
Kantner, of Stoyessown, Pa,
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The corner Ioafer was out in force Sunday
and Monday.
The port hole in the rear Of the jail re
mains open-
The County Commissioners were in se
sion Thursday
A special argument court viii be held on
Thursday, April s0sh.
Il looks As though the spring time had
really come. gentle Annie.
Good maple Enolasses Is selling at one dol
lar per gallon in this place.
Arbor Day was not observed in Somerset
The weather was not propitious tor tres
planting.
An effort Is being made in the Legislature
TO have all the scpreme Court sessions held
al Harrisburg.
Mr. Jacob 5. Picking viii build brick
dwelling on his lot on Union street during
the coming summer.
The Hyndman Rcrior has been resurrert-
ed. The Reriesr Is literary and typograph-
ioal curiosity. in its way.
Our old and esteemed friend, Esq. Michael
Long, Of wellersburg. paid the HERALD
sanctana visit Friday evening.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

A full line of Chromos and German oleo-
graphs, in heavy gilt frames just received al
Welhey's New Book Store. They viii be
sold chean
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

Welfsy has large assortment Of good
standard books at his New Store which will
be sold at popular prices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

On Tuesday General Grant wrote bullet
in with his own hand in which he declared
that he felt better aud was better than he
had been for two weeks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

AT welAey's New Book Store may be
found all articles in the line Of stationery
These goods have been carefully selected and
are all fresh and new.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

To our Merchant friends: We call your
particular attention to the advertisement OF
J. H. Boriand, in this issue of orr paper,
who stands at the head and front of the
Wholesale Shoe trade Of Pennsylvania. He
carries the largest stock of goods in his line,
in the state, and represents some Of the lar
gest factories in this country.
He also has large line OF carpets and
oilcloths. and We can assure our friends that
it will pay you handsomely to call upon
him, when m the city, as you will receive
careful and gentlemsnly attention, whether
You purchase or not, n It's only by compar-
ison that you can judse as to the proper
plsce 70 buy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-04-22

Papers and Magazines as wen as plenty Of
other good reading matter will be kept a.
WeIAey's New Book Store.