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BAKERY.

Having rented the Rising Sun Bak-
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lilies with
FRESH BREAD, ROLLS,
CAKES, PIES and PASTRY.
Also Picnics and Parties supplied OH
short notice. The public is solicited
for Its custom aud no efforts will be
spared to give entire satisfaction.
ALEXANDER HOFFMAN,,
formerly Baker for VIM. Tommel
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When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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Taking a man into public house to
treat him" is what I call ill treating
him. Pray let us call things by their
right names.
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! CHANCE TO Make MONEY.

~ Salary and Expenses paid or commission
If preferred. statesmen wanted everywhere.
No experience needed Address. stating age.
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THE STANDARD.
HENRY GEORGE, Editor and Proprietor.
SIXTEEN PAGE WEEKLY.

Record of Important Facts Affecting Social
Problems and Rational Politics.
Interesting ALL and to the student of political
THE STANDARD advocates The Single Tax. which
the abolition Of all taxes labor products labor
that the abolition of all levied
value Of land irrespective Ct Improvements.
Free Trade, not tariff reform. but REAL free trade that
IS perfect trade with the whole world
between the States Of our Union.
Ballot Reform. no huHbug envelope system. but the
real Australian system the FIRST requisite which
elusive elections Of official ballots furnished by the State
and prepared and by the in compulsory secrecy
Terms: One year, $a.5o; sixmonths, Las.
Payable in advance. Sample copies sent free on
application.
For the convenience who wish to inform themselves
the general principles will send receipt
stamp. three 1.-THE American Farmer" by Henry
George; Farmers and the Single Tax by Thomas c.
mal and " The Case Plainly Stated" by II. +, Ring.
PUBLISHER OF THE STANDARD,
No. IA Union Square, New York.
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PHILADELPHIA.

Returned from the Philadelphia
Markets!
Goods will follow! Keep a sharp
lookout for them!
E. r. BURLINGTON.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12
A Word From s,onyoresk.

As the time of election draws near, few
words may not be amiss. I think the Re
publican voters of Stonycreek are losing all
interest in our township elections. They
don't seem to care who is in Office, Democrat
or Republican. Why is it2 When we bold
q Presidential or county officers election are
We willing to see the Democrats rule?
think no; therefore think we should also
see that each Republican vote be cast for q
Republican candidate al our township elec-
tions. For instance, for the past ten years
we had Democratic Justice of the Peace.
Shall we have Democratic Justice the next
FIVE years hope The Republicans will no
longer leave the impression among the pub
lie that the Republicans have no man ut to
hold the Office Of Squire. We have over
three hundred Republican voters, and why
is it that we can't elect Republican officers
We have three Republicans running for Jus
tice One In the Glades, one in Lameeus-
Vile. and one in Shanksviile. Now, ! am
positive all OF these men are capable OF fll-
ing the cffice They are ell three bright.
moral, intelligent men-men whom the
people can be proud to bsve in their midst
and now, as good honest Republicans, shall
we see these men defeated by Democrats ,
say let every Republican voter come out on
election day aud vote for bis party men. and
is Il wise or prudent for those few Republicans
who are working 10 get Democrats in Officer
say reflect moment before you commit
rash act. Every Republican should keep an
eye on those Republicans who work for
Democrats, and hereafter count them no
longer Republicans think the proper way
forthe Republicans 10 do would he 70 bold a
nomination they are held in every town
ship bat stonyoreek
frrfz-x
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rspERsroop II pevrLI.n WELL

He said old Mrs. Umberger was over in
Westmorelsnd county TO see some of her
relatives. aud that he and his wife were GO
ing to go away in buggy ard met her. and
that be said to Tie old lady, you will have
10 wait for conveyance, and il will cost
you dollar 10 where you want 10 go you
will have 10 wait about an hour for the bus
or whatever conveyance she wss waiting on.
He asked her TO get into his buggy he said
il would save her dollar and she would be
much quicker there. She got in and bis
wife drove and took her ont there.
He said the girl at Umbergers that night
was at . singing. and when she came home
she brought her beau with her. When they
went into the house the old man was mnr-
dered and the men who did it were there I;
one man ran out of the door and got away,
and SIS the other ran out the beau caught
him. and in his possession they got $500 or
$1,000. don't remember which. Then he
said, yon viii see il in the papers. He said
the inquest was held there that night, aud
that they appeared deviIish dumb about il,
and that be spoke up and said TO them,
gentlemen, you will have to strip and ex-
anime the man 10 see how hecsme to his
death before yon can make out a verdict
He said rmbereer came to bis death from .
blow or lick of an axe back Of his head
he said something shout having his nose in
other peoples business, and that Wine
breuner had said he would come to the
devils end. He said he was boss mason
or bricklsyer and that be had some hands
at Johnstown and was going there to pay
them of He said be owned farm back of
Donegal some place and was going to retire.
he took freight train esss;
Mr.. Hull said that il what the man said
was true, he must be one Of the mnrderers.
I first made this known TO the Sicely's,
and first came here on New Years day OF
1850. went to the jail, and the man who
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

For the benefit OF people who desire 10
participate in or witness the parSde ofthe
Junior Order United Americas Mechanics,
the Rennsylvania Rilroad Company an
noanees that excursion tickets. az the rate Of
two cents perspile. will be sold from Johns
town and intermediate stations, from South
West Penn and MouoBgahela Divisions to
Pittsburgh. and from Vest Penn Division to
Allegheny City. on February 22d. good to
return until February oath. inclusive
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12
no Western ExourslonIsts.

Personally conducted excursions viii be
run by the Baltimore 4 Ohio lines of yesii-
bule limited trains to all points West, North
west and Southwest, leaving Cumberland
Nd. At 1885 and 7:So p. m Fubruary 25. 1890.
For tine tables. low rates and full informa-
lion apply 10 W W. Picking, Travelling Pas
senger Agent B. 4 O. r. Il. Somerset Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12
Rev. Bates Lecture.

Rev. W. II. Bates, Of 81. Johns Reformed
Church, OF Johastown. Pa. delivered one Of
his illustrated lectures on The Johnstown
Flood on Thursday evening. February
9Th. IN stoyestown. Owing TO the inclemen-
cy Of the weather the audience was rather
small. bat all present were highly pleased,
both With tie instructive lecture. and the
seventy eight truthful and graphic magic
lantern views. Rev. Bates has bright and
encouraging prospects Of building larger
and Iincr church in gohnstown than the one
losr 10 the Gooa Hope he may every where
bs encouraged ia the good work.
". D. L.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12
MARRIED.

HooyER-FLICKINGER-A the home
Of the bridegroom's parents. by Rev. Geo. G.
Cooke, Mr. Henry Hoover Of Somerset and
Miss Emma b Flickiager OF near Berlin.
LYONS ERAZIER. - At the Lutheran
parsonage, I.avansville. en- Thursday Janu-
sry Is, 1880. By Rev T. Manages, Mr. Elmer
Lyons, OF Trent. Pa. and Miss Lizzie Frazier
of Lsvansville. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

AdjataBt General Hastings and his wife
we're tsndered public reception at Johns
town Saturday night in acknowledgment OF
the kindness and services rendered by both
to the peopls OF the valley during the months
foIloxing the great hpod The reception
took plaee al the residence Of Mrs. Camp
hell widow OF ex-COngressman General
J.cob N Campbell Fully 800 people shook
the General By the hand. Eight bands made
the town ring and everybody seemed IN ho'l-
dsy humor. Mrs. Hastings vas surrounded
bv many Of tbe prominent ladies Of the city,
Who assisted her in the receiving After the
reception lunch was served al the Wind
.or Hotel. at which many prominent citi-
zen. were present and General Hastings,
Captain II. H. Kuhn and Colonel J. ?. Lint
on and Others made speeches.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

Council for ,he Commonwealth. We are in
formed viii take deposiiioas within fhsnext
coupe of weeks when they will fully ex-
plode the ridieuious and highly improbabls
story related BY Mr. shaulis. lfit were The
proper thing 10 g. thousands Of signatures
conld be obtained IN ihis county 10 a peti-
tion asking for the speedy execution fthese
condemned men. While orr people are not
hioodthisty. are not crying sor blood. they
are righteo1sly indignant Al the unxarran-
ted and uncalled for delay in carrying out
the Just and righteous sentence Of the conrt
in this case.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

One Of the moss absurd stories We have
heard in long while is being circulated
throughout wesImorelsnd county and the
northern townships Of this county. TO the
effect that Deputy Sheriff Milt NcAillsn
was among the frst to sign petition for
paraon or commutafion of sentence IN the
case Of the Nicely boys. Persons who know
the brave little Deputy know tia, be Is
made Of sterner stuff than these paid agents
Of the condemned men credit him with.
and laugh al the idea tha. be would turn his
hama 10 save the necks Of the men who a.
tempted to murder him Mr. McNilien
s-sures rs that he has signed no petition IN
their behalf nor will he while the deadly
lead fired by Joe Nicely remains in his
body
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

LAST week in the Blair county court Mrs.
Caiharina shaddler recovered a judgment
against Blair county for $1,000. In 1887 her
husband was killed while driving his road
engine over the county bridge at Williams
burg, by the structure giving wsy. precipiiz-
ting him to the river below.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

! have for sale very good .nll-blood
ClFdesdsle Snd colt, three years old in May.
Color, bay. He is very promising colt,
and viii sell 81 fair price and reasonable
terms Call and see him. or inquire Of
J. C. Mcconnaughey. Il miles west Of Lig-
onier. wtxtmorsand cuunsy. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

Exclusive territory will be given 10 inst
class agents who will devote their entire time
during the season to selIsng the Austin Re
versible Road Machine to county. town and
other ofHciais controlling public highways
Address at once with references, F. C. Aus
Tin Manufacturing Co. Chicago.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

Superintendent Of Census Porter has for
wartied schedules OF county expenditures
from 1880 10 lSSs.. to County Treasurer
Black. with request that they be placed in
the hands OF the proper officers to be filled
I'D and returned. The work will require
much painstsking clerical labor and research
10 collec; and enter the facts and figures re-
auired, but the officers in whose hands they
may be placed will as servants Of the county,
be responsible for making the creditable
showing our county deserves. II they neg
lect the opportunity, the record will as
matter OF course, be imperfect and contrast
uniavornbly with that Of our neighboring
COUNTIES.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

Miss Enms Walter, daughter Of John A.
!, Waiter. who viii be remembered as the
young lady who sung 50 sEeetly and unaf-
feciediy al the recent teacher institute. was
brought home from the Methodist College,
Pittsburgh. during the week. suffering from
a serious attack of the grippe" Since her
removal home very dangerous oOmplica-
ton has arisen that causes the gravest sp-
prehension on the part Of her physician and
friends
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

Ludwi,k Gardner, one Of the best known
farmer OfJetf.rson township died on Fridsy
lasc He Was Az Somerset TUESDAY. and ap-
peared in his usual good health. but ON re-
turning home wastakeD with inRueaza which
resulted in his death. The funeral took
place Sunday. and was largely attended by
neighb0rs and friends from distance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

Mahlon Chandler died at Sandy Spring.
Nd last Wednesday aged 100 years. one
month aud II days. Il should be said in ex-
pianaiion of his long lie that he had voted
with the Rspubiincan party ever since there
was one
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

James f. Ryan, ofGresnsburg, who elop-
ed with his step daughter. Hattie Martz, aged
u. wss paced on trial lat Thnsdsy, and
pleaded guilty to al the changes He was
sentenced 10 pay fine Of sIO0. the costs of
prosecution, and be imprisoned in the West
ern Peniientisry for period Of three years
and three months.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

The Board Of Pardons on Thursday refus
ed 10 commute the death penalty Of George
Clark and Zach Taylor, convicted Of the
murder Of Drover McCauslaad. in Greene
county. to imprisonment for life. and they
viii be executed on the 26lh inst. unless rhe
Governor should interfere in their behalf By
granting respite
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

Fred Nangle, proprietor Of the Clifford
House Latrobe, has disposed Of his interest
IN that hotel TO A. D. MeHngh, Of Connells-
vile. who assumed charge on aonday Of
last week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

new township has been formed in Bed.
ford county, aud on Tuesday Judge Baer
selected Kimmel FOR its name from a
Inst OF number Of names offered. in honor
Of ex-gudge Francis n. Kimmel.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

Ms. Rachael Dikeman. Of 5reenville, Mer-
Ger county, has been granted pension, with
srrea1ages amounting to $1,000, but as she
died two weeks since only enough to buw
her viii be paid
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

--'son TO the National Capital.
hi'iimore and Ohio Railroad Com
4 Saoanoes a second popular excursion
'l'nEion on Thursday, February
son is always attractive At this
'ae year Congress will be in session,
i sA'ieries Of both Houses. as well As
= Plhiic buildings viii be open TO
Aaa the remarkably fine weather we
having il is safe to presume. will
aiakiHg sight seeing at the Capital
I ao'e enjoyable.
1hs'Siil begood ten days. zllosing
~ns ior visiting Alexandris, Mount
Aiehmond. Old Point COmfori and
.aisFest within easy reach Of WASH
We give below a list Of stations.
= i4'e Of fare and time oftrains
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12
CITIZEN.

A dwelling house Of eight rooms, well To-
Gated near railroad. upon the corner Of Main
and Walnut streets. lockwood. viii sell
ow. Call on or address
A. Evans. lockwood
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

10 the cat we have made in prices for the
next SIX weeks. we have included some spe-
ciaIly cheap new-ssyls Lace and Swiss Col.
lars and Rnchiugs.
N. u. TRKDwKII 4 Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

MI George II. soarie. Of the Meyersi ale
co'"'aerciai Is in town for the purpose Of re-
porting the Farmers Institute for thar ioar-
nal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12
In the Last Ditch.
Dispositions Taken in the Interest
of Joseph and David Nicely.

To BE Used BEFORE THE PARDoS BoARD
~ AZ APPLICATION ron cowxUTATioS or
sExTEScE-A LAST DETERMINED EsroRr
TO SAVE TUE LIVES or TIE NEs CONVICT
I'D OF THE MURDER OF HERxts TxBER-
GER.-THE BoAKD OF PARDoSs WILL SoT
MEET TILL MARCH 18TH.
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TACTICAL CARP CULTURE -
Only 65 Cents.

Thc only book ever Offered for sale. that The pur-
chaser cun refnrn and 80 his moaey barf
G rot satisfied.
The book ihAf every farmer should have. Con
.zsas 4 Pages. -x9 inches . Illustrations show
ing pend bnitoEls. dams. riyer1oSr understands.
varieties Of the Ssh. cneInies of the ts1. ctc. IL
inelsdes eyery neceaScrr Instruction for any per-
san 70 successfully and at norniusl expense. pro
duce their own nsh- Endorsed by FISH Cornnis-
sionsrs zsss prcFtueers -voryutere. fe-z0us or
deriug The BOOK and net satisfied wish f. may ~
turf Il and we VII refund iheir money. Address
J. Z. LOGAN.
jan1s1. Alliance, Qhio.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

Westnoreisnd's Grand Jury has recon
mended that new court house be erected at
0reensburg in order to meet the wants Of
that rapidly growing county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

Remember. my bargain sale ends on the
18th Of February. To get the cheapest dry
goods ever sold in Somerset, people must
come before that time
Ms. A. Z. UHl.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

Mr. l. C. Lambert. Of LambertsVille has
been awarded the contract for furnishing 81
teen thousand white oak ties - the Johns
town street Passenger Railway Company for
the construction Of its line. The ties are 70
be six and half feet long and ave by seven
inches wide. Five thousand Of the ties are
to lie delivered by March i5l;i, five thousand
by April I5lh. and the remaining five thOus-
and not lister than May lst- The ties viii
be-ielivered in Johnstown over the ;. and c.
Railroad. Mr. Lambert has also been award
ed the contract for furnishing five thousand
feet Of one inch white oak boards and i've
thousand feet Of two inch plank.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12
cRoss.EK.pINEp pr MR. koosEa.

On cross-examinatiGD, the witness said he
did not know Anthony, Joseph or David
Nicely, and that he had first told about meet
ing this man TO his father and sister Mr.
James L. Hair came TO see him in the inter
est Of the Nicely's He first learned Of the
Cmberger murder on the first Of March, and
it was on that day be met the man on the
road.
James L. Hair. farmer of ST. Clair town
ship, Westmoreland county, and former
resident Of Jenner township, this county,
was the next witness examined lie said
be was 6ly-six years Of age and that on
the lst of March last be was at the railroad
above New Florence hauling ties. Benjs-
min Nicholson, Samuel Hill and George
Hull were with him. When be got there,
at Q or half-past 8 O'Clock, he found a
stranger there Tie stranger had on 6 pair
of gum boots. and pants that were very
much blesched, and appeared as if he had
been working in mortar or paint. He had
on gray, tight cap. He was about ) feet
S inches in height, red complexioned, with
a sandy mustache and light beard. Our
conversation was this: He talked some time
about the tie question-ties that would pass.
and then about travelling on the train, and
I spoke up and says, theFs was young man
killed there ] can sympathise with Mr..
Winebrenner. for / had boy killed with an
engine He asked me il it was Jacob Wine
hrenners boy. lsaid, no Peter Winehren-
HeF's He said be used to so with Wine
hrenners daughter Hester. Then lac asked
me if We had heard the news from Mr.,
Umbergers mardeF. He said he was mGr-
dored aud that the people who murdered
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

fridays snow storm lefi pretty fair sled
ding and everything that goes on runners
has been on the road since then.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

sonersei folks who alternately laughed
ard wept at the quaint humor and tender
patios Of James Whiieomb Riley, the HOos-
ier Poet. on bis several sPpearsnces in shis
town. viii regret to learn the Newspaper re.
port that he has been prOnOanceds & confirm
ed drunkard His touching and h0mely
dialect poetry has been read in every house
hold in the country. For several years past,
Riley and Bill Nye, the humorist, have been
travelling together, giving reading and reci.a-
,ions to large audiences. The partnership
vas suddenly dissolved az Louisville, Ky.
Thursday night Since the dissolution with
Nye he has gone to his home 81 Indianapolis
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12
SATURDAY, FEBRrART Is. 1890.

At one o'clock p II the following described real
estate % said deceased, VIZ.
A certain tract Of land situate in Ienner Town
ship. Somerse- eOGufy. Pa, adjoining lzniis ef
Jonathan skunk. Henry kline, ievi Frieciin-
and others. aud lying along the publie road lead
ing from the lohnsf0Rn anil SsUe-Set turnpike
to the Bedford and Pittsburgh turnpike. coniain-
ing 40 ac7es more or less Of whicl about 80 acres
are cleared and in a state 0frood cultivation and
the remainder being veil timbered, having there
on erected a TWO story log
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12
ExEcuTRIx' NOTICE.

Estate OF Peter oft. late OF Pain: Township
SolncrSef Go Pa decd.
Letters fesfasneuisry having been issued %
the undersigned by the proper authority In the
above estate. notice i hereby given 70 all
parties iadebged 70 said estzse % make immesf-
ate payrneut sn3 all rarfiez hating claims sgaFst
said estate "a E<esent tkfm y he axeetaTix
duly authenticated far -ett,efeenf sf TIE iaie
deuce Of the deeeasesl on thursday. ths eeth
deJ ef March, 1esA
MARY OFT
T. ". BlEsEcKEE. An'y, ExsH,rix.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-12

This is the season. and ". N. rredwsll 4
Co.'S is the place. TO buy cheap goods. GEN.
eral cut al along the line. for six weeks to
corne.