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Ne,c Advertisements.
ssIGNEE's SALE

I a n
| iiy virtue Of the authority vested in me by the
| Act of Congress TO establish a unif.rm system Of
bankruptcy, passed the 2d March. A. d. 1857. as
! the assignee Of Azariah Dunhani, Bankrupt. and
in pursuance of decree and order of the District
| Court Of the United States for the Western Dis
trict Of Pennsylvania, there will he exposed to pub
lie sale the following real estate af said Bankrupt
! at the following times AMI places, viz.
/ At the Ross House, in the Borough of Soinerse;
county of Somerset, on Tuesday the Goth day oi
I July, 1872.
No. ]. A tract OF land situate In Allegheny town.
ship. containing eighy-six acres, strict measure
adjoining lands of John Gcigcr. Andrew limerick
Sturtzs heirs, and others This tract is well tim
bered with pine. spruce and oak, ami lies near the
No. q The un,livide,l one half OF tract Of tim.
Der land situated in Stonyereek township contain.
ing three hundred AMI fiftyiwo acres, adjoining
lands Of Martin l.. Statler. Andrew Statler Kim
mel's heirs and others; This tract is well timber.
ed. and the land is Of good quality.
No. >. A tract Of land containing twenty four
OF the Shade Furnace property. Custer : heirs and
Others This land il nearly all cleared AMI in n
good state OF cultivation.
No L. All the right, title, interest and claim OF
said Bankrupt, Of, in and TO sixhundrcd and sixty
fve acres of land situated In Shade township and
known us the Shade Furnace lands. About 2O0
acres of these lands cleared and In good state
of cultivation there are several dwelling. houses
n large bank barn and other out buildings on the
premises; about 30 of the cleared land are In
excellent meadow. There Is a great abundance OF
iron ore and coal an these lands
At the Court House In the Borough of Greens
burg, Westmoreland county, Pa, on Thursday, the
l st day Of August, 1872,
A tract of land containing four hundred and six.
ty-fve and one fourth acres adjoining the Cambria
County line. lands of George Meyers. Jacob Mey.
ers, the Impson Co.. and others. The land is OF
good quality, and well timbered There Is q large
spring On the premises, whose waters possess rare
medicinal qualities and lies along the Penn a Cen.
tral Rail Road.
At Armagh, Indiana county. Pa, on Friday. the
81 day of August, 1ss2, q piece or lot Of ground
situate In Dill Town, In said county, containing
ninety perches, having thereon erected n dwelling
house. stable aud other out buildings Sale Mt each
place. TO commence at O'Clock. p. NJ
Terms CASH. GEO. w. BENFORD,
| Je2d Assignee
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Quite a. serious accidcn; occurred on the
20h. Miss Jennie Eicher and Mrs.
Rhodes were thrown from their horses
while riding along the street. Miss Eich-
er was thought 10 De dead for some time
her head having been very much bruised
by The fall. We are happy 10 learn that
her injuries are not IS serious rs at first sap
posed. This accident was caused by the
idTking and swapping of one of those
miserable little ours, frightening the
horses tie ladies were riding. Where is
the dog tax : We suggest that those peo-
pie who persist in keeping a relic of Bar
lariSm in the shape of little snarly Fl
do or big savage Tige. " should be COM
PEELED To pay well for the luxury.
The Coal & Coke Co.. are shipping quite
a large amount OF lumber and square tim
Der from their mills The company here
also commenced the shipment of brick
We are pleased 10 see prospect tor the
company receiving some remuneration in
return for the vast amount of capital which
they have invested in their enterprise. We
5cspeak a bright future for Ursina and her
loufisl!ing sister Confluence.
There is talk of 4 new road or street be
ing laid oui through the river bottom. ="
connecting the two towns by much short
cr route than the present one in use.
The Hotels Of Confluence are filed TO
OyerilOwing with travellers One landlord
from that town wakcned up the Ursina
butcher a; The midnight hour, requesting
him 10 bring him "half beef for break
fast That looks like business
The new Hotel viii be opened in few
days
The Ursina school closed on the 21sl inst,
The teacher Miss Ella ID. Livengood, in
tends gong TO M Union College" We
are informed that Miss Ella who holds
professional certificate, is one of the best
teachers in the county.
The weather, that never falling subject
OF conversation, is quite warm here, along
the river
The ticket agent wishes some of his
friends 10 send him a gourd seed of the
genuine old Jonah kind, warranted to
make shade II hours after being planted, "
as ''old SOL begins to peep in through the
cracks Of the depot building. Send along
the "gOurd seed.
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COMMUNICATION.
BUcRsTowN, Pa.
limo oI 1870

BUcSsTowN, Pa,
June 81, 1872. !
EpIToRs iiEaALD.-We were visited
last Sunday, about ) clock II. NJ. with a
very destructive and perhaps the heaviest
hail storm ever witnessed in this part OF
the county. After heavy rain during a
part Of the afternoon, interspersed at inter
walls with few small hail, there suddenly
dritted up from the North East a heavy
black cloud, while another came from the
South East. meeting seemingly above a
point little East of our village. then both
clouds drifted back in North East direc-
ton, while the hail fell in an enormous
quantity, covering the ground to the depth
of 8 inches on the leverin a few minutes,
while at many places where they had drift
ed together, they lay from 10 inches to
foot in depth, Notwithstanding the warm
weather, the hail lay on the ground un-
melted, till the Tuesday following near
noon.
The weather has been extremely warm
the last few day. The thermometer rising
at o'clock r. NJ, to day to 92tO i'm the
shade. This We consider pretty good for
high, the first day of Summer, so near the
top of the Alleghany. FRITZ
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THE New POSTAL LAw.-"The new
postal law makes many changes of gcncr
al interest in existing postal rcgu.
lations The most important is the author
ization of the one cent postal cards for cor
rcspondencc or for printed matter, similar
10 those which were introduced in Great
Britain some years since. The price OF
the card and stamp win be one cent, al
though if card manufactured by private
parties and no; by the Government is used,
the regular three cent postage will hc
charged The postage on circulars, news
papers, &c.. which under the law was two
cents 10Y every four ounces or less. The
change is now in force the law being i'm
mediate In its effect but the Postmaster
General. in the absence Of a certified copy
or the law As passed, is as yet unable to is
sue any instructions to the PoSimasters
throughout the country in relation to the
postal card system.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT on TIE BROAD
Tor RoAD.-THe Conductor and Fireman
Fl DC AigEt Traia kilcd.-On Thursday
evening of last week a terrible accident oc
CURED on the Huntingdon and Broad Tor
Road. near Hopcwell, by which Conduc
tor Davis and Fireman Decker. lost ihciI
lives The night train. which Is due here
n $40. had proceeded to beyond the wafer
tank on this side OF IIopcweil, when the
engine the new No. 10, was suddenly and
violently thrown from the track down m
cmbankment of about forty feet and land
in@ Just at the edge OF the river. The ten
der and baggage car were pulled of the
track, while the passenger car remained il
safety on the rold. The terrified passen
gers. expecting of course that every one
in front had been killed, repaired at once
TO the engine. where they found the cngi
ncer unhurt. the fireman dead and the con.
dugtor lady injured. The wounded man
was prOpcrl- cared for, and rs soon as an
engine could De procured. which was some
hours after the accident. hc was placed on
the passenger car for SaNton. But his in
iurics were of such a serious nature that he
died before he reached that point The
conductor was on thc engine at the time O..
the accident None o. the passengers were
hurt. The accident is attributed TO the
slipping of a chair, which caused the rail
to be misplaced Mr. Davis had been on
the night train as conductor. only about 10
days, but he had been in the employ of the
road some time. His genial disposition.
and bis geRilemanly conduct towards the
travelling public. had made him many
friends. lis sudden and terrible death is
deeply mouned 10y his friends and rel-
tiyos.-Bedtord Ga-c'te.
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The Somerset Herald.

WEDNESDAY,

PURE cider vincgarai Davis y Bros
L,urs and Glass wary cheap at "rco
plc's Drug Store.
CHERRIES are selling in this market a
10 cents per quart.
CnrRNs. tubs. buckles haskeis' rope &c
at Davis x Bros.
C&G. IIoldcrluum have now the lafS
c,t and bcs, selected stock oi sooos III 'o""
crorcr Iot of Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes
Sc NJ Peoples Drug Store.
Tur prospects for an abundant fruit crol
are very promising.
Jr,r received at Davis * Bros. spicn
lied stock oftolncco y cigars.
For SAIE-a large stock Of hair, clothes
.bor tooth nail and paint brushes, n 'l'r'
piles Drug Store.
CoryrrY produce wanted at the Fam
ily Grocery & feed store Of Cook X beeIi''
on Maine Gross Street.
STATIONERY. Envelope, Pens, Inks
Blank Books. &c, 20 Teohe Drug
Store
Gained fruit by The halfdozen ordozen oI
G,Il case at {. F.Rhoads ~ Bro. to suit
all.
prErtNERY. Notions Fancy Gooss' IL
.,rai variciy-at Peoples Drug Store,
warranted not 10 stand me
C,TI and see MS. we are not hard 10 nnd'
q 80. Holdermum's store is in the cen
trul part Of town.
TuE Live Grocery is again up the wants
oftbeir customers a full line ofchoice gro
,,.rirs. best brands of tobacco and cigars m
town.
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ESOgcr eG EGrH9y,
The H0flail Reaper and Mower.

The great flvori:c with farmers. which has more
advantages than al others as a self rake. We Of
fer the following named gentlemen. or ans others
who are using II for reference:
Elias Hershbcrger, EIklick township; 4. =.
Bose Summit township; FL kImucl. BrujEers-
valley township: T. Walker. Milford township:
William H. St.thl. Somerset township: Alex. Y.
Stanton. Jenner township.
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Ok \ STRIKE-The young gentlemen
who have been so busily engaged since the
fire. in carting away the debris from the
ruins. concluded. one day Of last week that
s. J0pcr day. was not sufficient pay SO
under The lead Of one or two of the princi-
nal carriers. they concluded 10 strike for
higher WAGES. and demanded So 90 per
day. In order TO do the thing up quickly,
the command was sent around TO draw of
every cart from the work, and it was i'm
mediately done The next morning the
contractors acccded TO their demand, and
they are now receiving So 90 per day.
The gang Of carriers are young gentlemen
from around this village ranging from IA
10 90 years old.
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FALLS Cry, NEMAHA VALLEY, 4
SOUTHERN NERRAsKA

June II, 1872,
Dcdr Editor III you think il worthy of
notice or any benefit to the public, ! will
through the columns ofthc HERALD give a
short sketch of this section of country
The great mari deposits of this portion of
Nebraska, extend from the Missouri river
westward as far rs surveyed, about 100
miles, and is known to extend TO the west
ern boundary of the State, about 20 or so
miles west of the Missouri. The compost
ton, quality and strength of soil varies
In the uplands it is not so deep, but more
compact and cayey, with lighter tinge
and little more sandy, while the rich mari
underearth is more OF a gray or brownish
color. Along the valleys of the big and
little Sandy, the big and little Blue, the
Republican and the Nemalia rivers and
numerous tributaries is found deep rich
SOIL well adapted for agricultural purpos
es and stock missing There is no end to
the growth ofvegethtion fruitsand grains
of all kinds are abundant. The great
American desert does not, as is supposed
by many. come within the confines of the
State. The entire country is broad ex-
panse of beauty rolling away in richest
verdure as far us the eye can see. In this
rich field of beauty, bounded only by the
ethereal blue one cannot refrain from adj
doring the great Creator, in obedience to
whose command, all this wealth, this
beauty, this sublime scenery was formed,
and under whose soil untold fortunes Law
for the farmer, who will but use his plough.
share industriously.
The lovely vine lad hill of the beauti-
ful Rhine the rocky sh ores of New Eng
land and its granite hills. dear old Penn
sylvania with its towering mountains, its
crystal streams. filled with speckled beau
ties, as the old Shade, Niagara with its aw-
ful grandeur, the mighty lakes, the grand
old father of waters, all fall into utter in
significance when compared to the beauty
and grandeur of these fertile praries in
their perennial dress of green, perfumed by
the fragrance of her flowers and sprinklcd
by the dues of heaven.
Farmers are now complaining that the
wheat is too rank; the fall wheat will be
cut in short time; the spring grain is look
ing splendid and the corn crop of which
there are thousands of acres never was
more promising.
Fearing that have already made my
letter too long / will close. All of the Som
erset county people in this vicinity sym
pathize deeply with your afflicted people.
Yours Truly,
THOs BIsBiNG
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PITrsBuRGu Enthusiastically. June ol.h-
APPLEs-Oid about ont of market; new from ~ to
% p bbl. BuTTER-Cooj packed. I0aI2c p b:-
Roll. II TO l6c BACON AND Provisions - Sugar
Cured Shoulders. Sc; Lard-lo, Glot4 p n; Cheese,
Dairy. 11f1l2c; Factory. l391ic; Goshen lsftl{is:
Country Cured Hams SAGE Carbon OIL-o0ff
2lc y gal Eass. reported at 15e r doz. FEArH-
ERs-No. !, Ts6s0c. FLoUR-Spring Wheat, IS IS
G5s9 25 p Dbl; Winter wheat, - 5eG-9 70. GRAIS
Red Winter Wheat, II IS; White, q 20; Oats
White, 4sc; Mixed. 45c. Corn-prme yellow CSC.
Mixed, 6sc. Rye, 9oGszc. HAy-Baled xgl, s2s6I
s2s n ton. wooL-Common Fleece 60fi62c: Me-
diuIn, 6e@65c; Fine, eoGosc; Tub Washed, o517oc;
Irnwashed. 45<1i0c.
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liquors on ELECTION DAY

No. 1l-Prohibits the selling or giving
away, by tavern or saloon keepers. of any
spurious or malt liquors, on any general or
special election day, during the time the
polls are kept open-under penalty of fine
and impTiS0nmcni
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BEAU-Y's BEST AUXILIARY.-AslS tho
belle Of the season what appointment o
her toilet table holds the highest place in
her esteem, and she will reply, without !
moment $ reflection, HAGON's MAGNOLIA
BAIH. Nothing, she is thoroughly aware,
contributes 50 powerfully TO enhance heI
charms and render her irresistible rs that
most delightful and hcalihful auxiliary OF
Beauty. BY using il ladies are enabled,
long after they have passed the meridian
of life, to preserve The youthful bloom and
purity Of their compilations, and where
Nature has denied that superlativc aitrac-
ton, the Balm fully compensates for hei
deficiencies
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We would advise all our friends. who
arr building dwelling or business houses TO
ia ~ui,e manner. either by cellar or other
Wise. provide for tie slowing away Of ccal.
Il has always been heretofore, both an in
convenience and an cyesore, to see piles OF
ashes and coal on Cur Main thoroughiarcs.
We do hope this thing will be looked after
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T'a IL, RtgrJlicgH Voters

If Somerset COyBty:
At the recent primary election, counting
the full vote polled. the majorit.r of Z. VI.
Schrnck over me for ProthonataIv. appears
to De IL votes.
Upon examination OF the returns. It will
be found that the vote cast in Stonycreek
township was larger than the vote pollcd
by both parties in previous years, and the
list Of voters shows that the Democratic
vote was received al the polls.
Il also appears from the list that nearly
half of the vote OF Allegheny township
was Democratic, thus whilst the Rcpubli-
can vote of 1871, was Ga, some 125 or
votes were polled at the primary election.
At the primary election for SOuthamp-
ton township, large portion Of the vote
was made up of Democrats minors and
non residents. In the borough of WellerS-
burg at the fall election of 1871. the Re
publican vote was 10, whilst the vote at
the primary election was -, two-thirds of
whom were Democrats i is very certain
that IN these places. the rules of the party
were set aside, whereby the rights of those
who only sought an election under the
rules adopted by the Republican party have
been tramplrl under foot. Justice re
quircs that an investigation should be had
and | hereby call on the Chairman of the
County Committee to cali together said
Committee that Suchinvestigation may he
made. and such action taken as the case lie
mandS.
AS the matter now stands, | claim TO be
the nominee OF the Republican party. and
as such entitled to their support at the fall
election, and shall run as such.
HENRY 7. SCHELL.
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OUR DIGESTION: or
MY JOLLY FRIENDS SECRET.
Do Lewis Last and Greatest Work.

This invaluable cOmm0n-sensc Book should be
read by every man and woman In the country
Thrcciourths 1i all the sickness in midst may
he avoided hy knowe,i.ce-;Hd prleticc-Of our
Jolly Friends Secret. The most eminent au-
thorit!es in the ldnl heartily recommend il for It's
great c1idIicI-seIS,. rlcy-luEor. shrcwi -iimpScs
o( Mankind AMI it, vivil AMI pithy styie Of ex-
prcssifsl. agents wanted to make money fast
Wire fer illustrated Circular. terms. ~. Address
GEO MACLEAN. Publisher
733 Sansoia Street, Philadelphia.
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\ REGULAR Snow. "A caravan Of rakes,
Charles 7. Walkers rakes, two dozen
drawn by four horses, past through toWn
last week. They have 'aken county ana
State premiums in Pennsylvania MARY
land New York, Ohio, &c. From hre to
Ten thousand are in use. Our farmers Thai
are usine the Walker rake give II Il very
decided preference over all others. for lis
Simplicity. durability, ease and efficiency.
Farmers who need rakes should write 10
Mr.. Walker, at Friedcnsburg. TO make sure
OF getting one. Prices the same whether
bought ai the shopor delivered, and cheap
as the cheapest
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Neic advertisements.
INTERNAL LrEvENuE APPEALS;
UNITED STATES IsTERSAL REVENUE. !
isscssOFs' 0Ece, 1Gh Dist. PeHn'G-,

UNITED STATES IsTEgSNL EEyENuE,j
isscss0rs' 0Hfcc, 1Gfh DfSt. PeHn'G.,
Somerset, juno 25th, 1877. y
Notice l. hereby given that the annual lists, val
nations and enumerations made AMI taken by the
Assistant Assessors of said district including ia xes
on Incomes Tor the year lS1l, in pursuance OF the
Internal Revenue laws Of the United states. may
now be examined at the office Of the Assessor and
Assistant Assessors In said district
And notice Is hereby given. that appeals from
the proceedings Of said Assistant Assessors will be
July next.
All appeals are required to be In writing, and
must specify the particular cause, matter or thing.
respecting which decision Is requested, and also
the ground or principle Of errOr complained Of.
ED. SCULI..
Assessor 18th Dist Penn'a
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Bank checks, draft or order for the pay
men, Of any sum of money Whatsoever,
drawn upon any bank, brokeror trust com
Iany. or for any sum exceeding Slo. drawn
upon any other person orpcrsons, comPan-
les or corporations at sight or or demand.
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CoAL.-Those in want of coal for any
purpose. .-s steam generating. lime burning
&c.,-can he supplied at Alex stutzman' ;
formerly the John NeiI) bank, southeast
of this Borough. Mr. Davis practical
miner from .Iohnstown. docs the bringing
ont and the platform IS now filed with
beautiful lump and good rough coal. No
slate--dug clean. Leave your orders at
the Foundry
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Constantly on hand at the Family Gro.
kerry 4 Feed store Of Cook and Bccriis on
Maine Gross Street, flour oats. corn. mill
feed. brand. bacon. salt, fish, lard, vinegar.
Syruns. SUGAR coffee. canned truth. to'ac-
'sn. cisars. &c.. &c,
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No. 24-Securcs TO married women
their Seperate earnings, either of labor.
business or property. free from any legal
claim Of the husband, or his creditors To
prevent any fraud, before any married wo-
men shall he entitled to the benefits of this
act, she must first petition the Court Of
Common Pleas therefor. which petition
shall be entered on record
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\ force of store masonS are busily en-
aarcd on Mr. W. J. Bacr's new building
ON the north west corner Of the diamond
where his large Mansarl building stood.
Judging from the plans, the new building
viii Doe far hand~Cmcr than the old one.
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CAurIoS,-EycTy genuine box OF
DIR. McLANE'S LIVER PILLS
bears the signature of FLEMING
BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa, and their
private United States Stamp.-"Takc
no other The market is full of imi-
tati0n.
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THE Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania;
has Just decided that the Use by a citizen
of public ways isthat of transit only. Law
ycrs who occupy The public highways are
Instructions Of the public right of way,
and Uf5f>aHrts
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IUE LIGHT RJNNINC DOMESTIC SEW
ING MACmNE.-"liow very light and
quic' II runs ~ j. the nrst expression you
viii make on seeing this wonderful ma
chine What little skin j. required TO run
il and how beautiful and perfect the work.
The most cNirayagant praise gives you
ut the iainiest idea of IFS merits. Seeing
believing. Send for sample and descrip-
lre circular 20 u, ". Sieadman * Co.
General Agents, No 30 Sixth -. Pitts
FoIsh
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MONSTER SSAKE.-A snake was killed
Nn ihe hnmof Elias lIciple, This week by
John Birrcckpr This snake was seen last
summer hy several parties who declared il
io Doe fifteen feet long; hut /; WIS di-
minishcd when slain, Ia six feet siX inches
in length. This we suppose. was owing 10
The intense cold weather of hast winter Ii
Il hal not been killed til ncNt Summer.
wc suppose Il would have measured two
feet ..>- than nothing. JENNER.
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f. II. MARSHALL. of the Peoples Drug
Store. bers leave to inform his friends and
many patrons. that hc Is now ready TO OF.
trra choice lot of fresh goods, at the usual
low p~iceS
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VIsITATIoNs.

The two hundred aud ten schools were
all visited once Il number twice and few
thrice. The schools of Somerset borough
were visited monthly. In these visitations
similar course was pursued TO that of last
year. The schools of each district were
rigidly examined and classcd or graded
and the result published in the county pa
pers. The graded schools were rigidly ex-
amined, and considerable superficial work
exposed. This course, it is TO be regretted,
did not meet the views of some teachers and
school officers, who. as yet. are ignorant of
the duties of the Office of Superintendents
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1000 Practical Farmers.

Refer 20 Jacob Homer. Ienner township; Cc7.
COhaugh, Somerset township; Harry HAY. Broth
ersyalley township: WIN. Hlrucr. summit town
ship: =. Flicinger. Eiklie6 township. t'IH- F sr
Maurer. Quemahouina township