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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-16
NOLIDA
NEW HOLIDAY GOODS.
Beautiful, ornamental and useful collection OF
HOLIDAY PRESENTS at
j. p. CLARKE'S
Gallery Of Fine Arts.
The largest and best selected assortment of choice
PICTURES ever offered in this city.
New ard beautiful genuine FIRST-CLASS
CHROMOS, selected with great care from the
best masters.
Wsll Examinations, new and elegant Wall
Pockets, Slipper Racks, Book Slides, Smoking
Sets and Fancy Wood Ware.
A large collection of RICH VELVET and
other PICTURE FRAN ES-all ut greatly re-
duccd prices.
dec - No. l5o King street.
RI NJ A
4 MERRY CHRIST A S TO ALL
Rich, Rare and Beautiful Goods for the HUli
days at
FIRE CHS
q H.,

L II Il n " II
At unheard of low prices.
For the good time that's coming | have Sc
lcc.ed stock Of elegant goods, which 1t Will al
ford me pleasure to show, name in part some
yerr fine specimens of Vienna Bronze and Sill
YER Vases; Card Receivers and Paper Cutters
Fine Russia Leather and Vienna Satchels;
Pockctbooks; Letter Books and Card Cases
Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, in Satin, Russia
Leather, Papicr Machie, Turkey Morocco and
Fine LACQUER Work; Jewel Cases in Satin and
Silver; Beautiful Hand Mirrors; Splendid WIT
ing Desks, from 50c 10 $50 each; Work Boxes,
Glove Boxes and Trays; Odor Cases, with fine
Cut-Glsss Bottles; Watch Stands Smokers
Set. great variety of Scotch Wood Goods;
Fine Music Boxes, Accordeons and Mouth Or
gans Carved Wood Brackets; Wall Pockets
Gold Pens and Pencils, in Ivory and Pearl
MY stock of CHROMOS has been selected
with special reference to the coming season.
Landscapes, Groups Madonnas, Birds and Flow
ers Crosses in elegant Frames, new styles and
subjects We shall be receiving during the sea-
son Stereoscopes and Views; very tine elegantly
bound Bibles from soc to S25 each; Prayer
Books, all styles and prices; Photograph and
Musical Albums Fine Editions of the Poets
For the little folks there is an endless variety
of Books, Games, Puzzles, Linen Toys, Banks,
Steam E gines, Foot Balls beautifully painted,
Panoramas, Dlssected Maps. haladlescopes LOT
the parol-the most beautiful thing OF the sea
son Comical Figures; Building Blocks; Klng
Puzzles and u thousand and one things besides
Chess Men, Backgammon and Chess Boards,
Port oios, Tourist Cases, Carved Wood Goods
of solid Walnut d very large assortment con-
sis,ing of Brackets Wall Pockets, Clock Shelves,
Towel Racks. Corner Pieces, Match Safes. Book
Shelves, Fancy Boxes and Toy Sets of Furni-
ture beautiful styles and great variety
The new Parlor kaleidoscope sthe handsomest
thing of the kind ever seen.
Diaries for 1874, all styles and prices:
GEO E FRENCH,
dec Is 95 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-16

r AIDES LINEN HANDkERCHIEFS
~ AT SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS
Another case of those wonderfully cheap, all
linen, Handkerchiefs open to-day. Have also
opened this day another large lot of those extra
A full stock of Ladies' and Gents Handker-
chiefs, of every description, at very low figures 1T
jan l GREENS NOTION HOUSE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-01-16
HoL1D c6,,ns, CHRlSPPRRxASSp TIC

HoI1Dts1o oDs! CAkls FkEsnNTs !
| have now in store large and beautiful line
of fine goods suitable for Christmas presents;
China, Bohemian, Glass and Imitation Silver
Ware, in great variety, consisting OF Toilet Sets
Vases, Goblets, Boquet Holders, Sc; China Or
namehts, Cups and Saucers Cigar Stands Cards,
Baskets, &c Toilet Articles of every kind;
Pc iu merry, Powders, Sc. Have also fine line
Of Plain and Embroidered Handkerchlets, Col
lars and Cuffs, Lace Collars and Handkcrchiefs,
Scurfs, Neck Ties, Bows, &c. The largest and
TIE city. Work Boxes and Writing Desks
Dolls, Doll Arms, Bodies, Heads. &c; Sleeve
Buttons, Studs, Ear Rings sc. The above and
many other articles in store are suitable lor
dec Is C. G. BERRY, u King st.
EHINE FAMILY GROCERIES AND IL
l. QUORS.
Old Jamaica Rum, Canned Goods,
Fine N f. d. Breakfast Hominy,
Old Pclle FIR. Brandy, Raisins, Currsnts
Old Seignctt do, English Citron,
Double Grape Ho Gin, Turkish Prunes,
Caol Ila Scotch Whis- Eleme Figs,
key, Sardines, half and quar-
Old Duff Cord. Sherry, ter boxes,
" Topaz !" Amer. s. Eng. Pickles,
I" Crown " Potted Meats and
Pcnch Il Apple Brandy. Flsvorng Extracts,
Baker and other celebrated brands OF Pure
Old Rye Whiskey.
Anderson's and Atmore's Mince Meat.
Georges Hams Cheap Sugars, Fine Teas, &c.
GEO McBURNEY Il SON,
dec 8 l66 and ITO King street.
HENRY WILDT,
MATCHMAKER AND JEWELLER,
ia King street, corner Pitt, (Msrshall House.)
Just received large and elegant assortment
of WATCHES, JEWELRY,. CLOCKS and
SlLVERWARE &c,-all articles suitable for
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
My goods are first class and my charges mod
crate.
REPAIRING of all kinds in my line done by
myself and warranted to give satisfaction.
ia King St., Marshall House,
dec l3-1m* Alexandria, Virginia.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-08-26

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aag q goil? the saind ,r sdtbtf HilkspI
cost, ollwfy no yohask, ohhnyT1a
!. . Beclpse YOU sald you hadust.rsip my
ti,inn for ,our pa,e anil tlie printer still
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20; WHY not " 60 tsssaasai 90
= because there y 40 reas9ib VI 60 ii
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sos 4 krassnltsiVanysllcla itlins,ririis lshai
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fsfagniaq .ioeqsss niral ~eesanup onf
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b ANslitimt esmsss Of son aiaffyins me.
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sgoI mean justa this, ilr.t the f,py issnsart-
trimamsaabsr amll ein,t silsnsit.
no knuw seryuehaasasHhar amaa, prihr
tef6fheWButef, ssalps llse oa lnothirg
-amh rsb6uiaa,hiAs yea 0OdaasBeNsBAAssd
sof yb6fself mt teKfsw a. iSuclfss 80
lseAittN espfsLSsk.ssS ssssB.S4Sss<t Nls tlA9
Ycstake herand wela,nNs, fesronaed
an IlIIuois farmer, when 4 young man
ask lf5r IIis DtisI,ikg = dha tes5 aSl,e's
assay with 4 schsesskp vi aetl clipped
.wiihsal Ehpwwsl,a .slast silf fsfspand
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NJ Ne ibasAine with pair ~ teinstkably
sl6tf troN scs 81 l.'J tG,t tleh wbese they
lnlcceN,' wfs Tie iaIieaant rsplya afhea y J
my conscience 8 said Paddy. you've pull
cd'thcm year too sOOnF Z
siIag lis fgil WA r. k1ss isiagsJ
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T'le1a aToa I've lFays olI gcInR througI
this roill: One Is 70 mako he best ~ y
and the othor n a,ua1e Aho vozst q i
Those who take .thsL latter course worl
harl fUr sety 'pOOf payst - WI
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haze made q mistake, or the scasnns may
\ hase been = air.f hisnB These fHilpros IN
clsssr may IL ags tItose3 d bad ssfei. OF
! tog7ffcp ed<er;nx - 10 a. 4iitAbls-sssl. or
( 70 saery II and dry sssSn.
Tfhs rfsut y. NJ - kssy1 in,Foris@ssrhat
tLas. causes q r. Iage -as gld 10 carefully
investigates xns{ eerfecleleb ny ahdiarfent
prssticc ID sAv Yhfasa. tpnc, qr-saserI
falEsses. sliouldAsp, ,liseearage ~ . hcw
aud isPy,set epltrof ipns Ba9gas have ,!.
\ succeeded IN growing Clover ~ all The dii-
fercnt sections % the S,,uth.s ~ hys lWtf'll
succeed .klsla,sssI sIsEtAbioh kailb-- da,4,i-
80. p,y.aa. .ssAtrt - ~ ssiF - 1afa
eae fasils ssi.rtv ssiIls sl..n'l.lssg ~
80 .s.si.,SIl s.s u. ,....s. =. -, -
pnEaxs.-- 4. = a,.aI, sseabs G,slSalis
after him ID bad lallsr fAs hh subscription
bill. mi ~
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mol gapenslbf ia is.a1siga sbs a gslasato
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ua.b,afsicd,hsn dfeiins ~ sQple iSatgpl
danger. liti Is ansiuas hls ssHetiasrsilllsm ~
coming 70 spend Few dsys WITH hci JIiiy
dlrIins aa6ghtdrlh o0
Ifhedreapsbis head n u. .deassF and
his hair falls out, itlgn higals vii qpsFpl
with his hsloro,l IsEdstD b. tsvel
I(LadraaIpsaf @aetinE a Strange man
whaliasislS "a taking Lou With bin., u ls
la kshi 10 had Lsssss knsss.sifai polioci
~. hs dreams ~ lspeak kipH hlsiliafts islilf
a ehosc vita hSfiIs SOD tao. u isa sigu that
Nc hads hriser r.iiuee bis liquor bill.
~ .bsoass q. -. I. ...B-xoH % 81
wouAS.-'It Is IN cxplcdc5thecsw
says one who spsaks With tnowlcdge. that
rs,nen ~ NJ dress ss tleats NO men. They
dress b ,iba obr sJaf.Ocssii basH. Any
rirI q sense eolu s~perisaee knows that =
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4easa a,(os fs4 ssA' rcsfssker.
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Rev. NV. iloNalf. ~ fh work on
rra~es. saws. that the.dopbts AZ 20 whether
red clover aoafi Sdeeeed II fbs south.
,hls been dispellesl. .There have been fine
clover fields from Iluichinsen's Island. op-
tpwiss SaySaphsinlll.s pidfisfeeun'ry,
and aplonE iAe lyfnpialps, la ~ psfts Of
States. ha. /, finally hilef 7isef inse elligebt
a'.d tefsi,lent trial nTpr, pfpre. 30 "A
ssI ,;sss l XIX Isl GsiSaa lsssa sS.si. si,,ss.
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lshyou esNtteir prsuy qsslcas saiailtfh'
l,ghsr,s.tprofstA ,iah tfosNtlaye ~ sintilleh'
it,.o taVgeaas flleoiisdlsq skaaA eahub
ltY 81 ~ sts 4 lvj .suUd ia sfyr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-10

II is difficult to predict the result Of this
rivalry at the present time, when there are
/ perhaps but twelve houses in the one VII
lage and a dnzen in the utLer. But this
rivalry is as important 10 these respective
villages. AS is that between Chicago and
ST. Louis 20 tlfuse cities.
The ride from JcRner \ Roads 10 SOM
erset is across a beautiful valley indeed.
and IRON an intermediate point n OF the
finest vieas i~r,ssiHic Is IL be had OF the
surrounding c,aatrs. the peaks OF the A.
,eghenies bounding the view On the South,
and the Laurel Ridge on Tie North. II
was with no little pleasure that we ar
rived in Somerset, where we remained
over Sabbath, and where wc found a mum
Der Of Pittsbnrghers rgssicating, 1t IS
wonderful with what rapidiiy this town
has recovered from the great fire of I'VE
years ago. II is now certainly n of the
finest and most substantial towns in is
buildings, in Western Pennsylvania, il
proportion to its population. There ar,
residences and business places there tha'
would be cTeditable to any city. Tht
great topic of excitement in Somerset wheT
We were there, was the coming circus.
j. 5. G.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-10

Mr.. Gathers decisions were prompt
and clear, winning for him golden opinions
from both clubs.
On Friday afternoon the Changers play
ed the Mechanics of Somerset, ON the
grounds OF the Glades. The game was
close and interesting from beginning to
end.
Dennis Meyers Esq, was chosen I'M
pire and Tom. Moore of the Glades and
Alex. Sclcll of the Mechanics scorers.
During the progress of the game the
Mechanics took exceptions to a ruling of
the Umpire, when John Snyder tsubeo,)
was SUB siituted in Mr.. Meyers place.
The game was contested with a great
deal of spirit, the clubs, apparently, being
more evenly matched than they had been
during the forenoon. The weather was
very ~unpropilious, the PLAYERS were driven
to shelter at three different times by the
rain. The grounds became so slippery
and muddy that neither party were able
TO do themselves justice, The Mechanics
went to the lat last with three runs to tie
or four to beat their adversarics. Every
nerve was strained to the utmost. Cheer
after cheer rent the mir ms a good or bad
play was made. Sanner made a score.
Cessna made a double play on second,
leaving two runs To make and two men
out. The Changers looked confident and
jubilani, the Mechanics set their teeth
more firmcly together and their faces wore
a look OF determination. Davis took the
bal and the ball came spinglng in over
home base and was sent 10 center field,
It was a TWO base hit and long and loud
was the cheer that went up from the friends
of the Mechanics. He got from second 10
third. The Grangers gathered up deter
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-10
anEAr object in nfe-a giant.

A GREAT object in life-a giant.
P~LoUGHING mellows the soil.
A A omen-to I'VE men money.
A DOL requcst-please pass the ice.
P,rEENAL acres-the old mans corns.
ADVERTISEMENT ON eggs are the very
latest.
Fam e5rd, 9Th and 18th of September
this year.
A1uyfp Office melted viii become dis
titled water.
A1AReE lot of Paint Brushes for sale
by E. Il Marshall q Co.
TIE "snakc" cucumber attains a length
of2S inches.
ALL kinds Of job printing executed at
the HERALD Office
PuRE Colors o fevery description for sale
by E. II. Marshal l& Co.
GOLD fell to 100 on Tuesday, the lowest
point since the war.
A set Of teeth for -. Dr..
VIM. Collins, Somerset Pa.
10 Bbls pure Flax Seed Oil for sale by
Z. II. Marshall &Co.
Nal. JAS. B. TREDwELL win please ac-
cent our thanks for fayors received.
Mr.. DANIEL PILE is making some sc
pairs on his house on Main street.
5000 ID strictly pure White Lead orsale
at ETH. Marshall Cos.
STOKE crooks, Jars, Pitchers and Jugs,
for sale at Cook Il Beerit S.
Az Ohio Jockey furnishes horses with
false teeth 50 as to conceal their age
4. & G. Holderbaum AVE a nice new
Sprinr Wagon. 3 seats, for sale or trade
Cook & BEERIrs will trade FISH, Salt,
and Corn, for Oats. Potatoes and Bacon.
SEVERAL DRINKS and disordels'cs on
Saturday night, but no arrests were maae'
II Won want Carpenters Tools, 60 to
Blymver's Hardware Store a iuii stock oil
all kinds.
Way do honest ducks dip their heads
under waterf To liquidate their little
bills.
FeUR. Six and Eight Pictures at Vel
fley's Photograph Gallery in the MANI
moth building.
IT is as hard TO do business without adj
vertising as it is for a cross-eyeu hhah ~
borrow a shotgun.
GLASS WARE.-Full sets of Glassware
for SO (. Tumblers only 70 cts per Dozen
at W. W. Davis & Bro.
He went back on his own rue love, be-
h use she ate onions, and the jury gave
ner $500 damages.
SNOWFLAKE and White River Flour
for sale at Cook i Beerlt 1roceIy anu
Feed Store, at reduced prices.
A ship's captain telcgraphs to his owners
from an Italian port. Il am LOADING VIII
birthstone for Hell Gate.
UARp-TrNEs come again no more. Fol
flour at IS per barrel, for cash. go 10 th'
Grocery and Feed store of Cook * Beerl's
THERE is too much loose dirt and rub
Dish OF all kinds on the streets oil SoiAer
set. They need thorough cleaning.
SNOWFLAKE and White River foul
always on hand, and of the best quality q
G. +. Rhoads Il Bros.
THE dearth of local news is enough U
wake up the profanity IN a reporter WHICH
NAV have been slumbering for years.
ALARoE lot OF barrel Salt will be eX
changed for Butter, Apple Butter 10
W. w. DAVIS & BRo.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-10

FfELDINGs.-As announced last week.
Il return game was played between the
.sGrangers'' base bali club of Bedford and
the '.Glades" of Somerset, on last Friday,
on the grounds ofthe 'Glades."
Both clubs were on the grounds at an
early houI eager and anxious for the fray.
The Changers, as Cessna remarked, did
not wish to maj their manly beauty by
adjoining themselves with Il uniform.
Our BOYS looked well in blue and white.
Paul II. Gather Esq, of Somerset, was
chosen Umpire, and Bruce Heckerman
OF the Changers, and John l. Scull of the
Glades scorers.
The Glades won the toss and sent their
opponents 10 the bat. On the first half in
ming three of the surest catches among the
Glades each 'mufied" a ball, and their
own and friends faces began to wear a
long look, but ali three redeemed them
selves by superior catching during the re-
mainder OF the day. The Glades took the
lead ON the first inning and retained il
steadily until the close of the game. The
Changers did some wild throwing and
mufied a good many balls, they partially
made UP for il, however, by making some
beautiful ely catches" The "Grangers"
have some good players among them, and
are deserving of u better fate than they
have met with at the hands of the Glades
in both games in which they have been
pitted against them. At the close OF the
game the score stood
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-10

mined not TO he beat a second time. Davis
undertook to steal in when the ball went
into third and he was caught on the return.
Then the long pent up feelings of the null
titude gave way in one tremendous cheer
that made the welkin ring.
At the end of the ninth inning the
SC IRE I'VE were unable TO procure a copy,
stood Changers %; Mechanics 81
A hop" wa given at the Somerset
House by the Glades, in honor of tieli
Bedford friends, ON Friday evening. II was
a very pleasant affair. The dancing wa,
kept up until a late hour, when all retired
too tired to,even dream of victory Oh defeat
Ii is not necessary to say much OF thu
| Changers, one sentence will suffice, ant
that s, they are gentlemen, our boys al
sing their praises.
ESQ. TATE, District-Attorney of Bedfort
county is said to have accounted for thu
different results of the games on FRIDAY
thusly, I'm the morning the ladies wer'
with the GIades, in the afternoon witt
the Changers"
WI understand that a match game vii
be played between the Lightfoot club 0
Meyersdale and the Glades, on the ground
of the latter on Friday next.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-10
CHERIFF's SALES.

~ virtue OF sundry writs OF VcRdtiori Expo
uas' Fieri Facids and LerGri Fecias issued out Of
the Court OF Common Pleas Of Somerset County
pa and to me directed. 1 viii expose to sale by
publ; cutlery, at the Court House, IN somerset,
on Friday, tire 2ist Of Augus so.4, at two0 clock
u. IN. the following described real estate, viz:
All the right. title, interest ana claim OF john
NJ. FTke, owner, AMI John Il. SaylOr, contractor,
OF in ami TO tie following described real estate,
viz:
a certain lot Of ground situate ia MeyeTsdale,
Somerset 60, Pa. containing = OF an acre, more
or less, being lot No. - OF the Olinger survey OF
said town and fronting on Broadway and adJoin-
iug lot No. Il On the west. AMI No. y on the east
and alley on the north. With a two story dwelling
house thereon erected, stii house having a 'front.'
OF p feet and L depth Of Is feet, With The aprurte-
Taken in execution as the property Of John NJ.
Fike and .Iohn D.. SIyIor. Nm. J. Whii.Oek ct 81.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest and claim Of Daniel
Lowry, OF, IN and 10 the following described real
Aecrtaia 10. o. GROUND situate in Summit town
ship. Somerset county. Pa, containing acre
more or less, with a i've and a kalf story dwelling
house thereon erected, adjoining lands OF Herman
Christner, with the appurtenanccs.
Taken in execution as the property OF Daniel
Lowry at the suit Of VIM .. SAahcr.
ALSO
All the right, title and interest Of Alex. S;Gtz-
man. 10 tl.e undivided one arm OF the teliowins
lands;
Ne. /. tract Of land in Negro Mountain, Adj
Olson township. surveyed On a warrant In name Of
Joshua Hood, containing IA acres, adjoining
lands IN maine or Caleb Hooi, Abel Hood, Joshua
Heed ami others.
Nos. A tract Of land in Negro McuntaiH. in
Addison township. surveyed on a warrant in name
Of -- Hood, containing $50 acres, adjoining
lands in name Of Henry kuhl, Joshua Hood and
others.
no. 3. A tract Of land situate rs Aforesaid, con-
tanning 80 acres, being part OF a tract originally
patented 10 John and Robert McClintock, adlOin-
ing lands OF Wm. J. Baer and others
Net The One-flth Of The c0al, iron ere and
other minerals uader a tract Of land in Addison
township. known as Fort H.t, adjoining VIM. J.
Baer and others, Containing JIG acres.
No.S 5, The One-hnh OF the coal, iron ore and
other minerals Of a tract Of land situate in Upper
Turkcyicot township. containing % acres, knnwn
as the Lower H0lbTUok farm, adiUiaing John Eich-
or, HaTman Younkih AMI others.
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4 Card from Morsan.s Factory

find that MIR. Baldw IN, being stranger
IN some parts of the county, has. on his
first round missed some Of my old cnsto-
mers. / hope they Will notify me 10y
mail or through their neighbors wheie lac
has been, 50 that all may be visited on his
second round which viii be made as fast as
possible. our stock is st;ll full, prices rea-
sonable and all goods warranted.
knowing that Somerset County is well
supplied with Stores licensed 10 sell foreign
merchandise, we peddle gaiy goods aat re
make.
WM. S. MORGAN.
Cfanfon'c Mills 20
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-08-10

B. l.. II. DABBs, the celebrated Photo
grapher, No. 40 Sixth street, Pittsburgh,
has introduced an entirely new picture cal.
led Portrait Glaze, is much more beautiful
than the Porcelain picture, perfectly dura-
bic, and much cheaper. One of the mos
important requisites in getting a good pic.
ture is to have Il good and natural position,
and in giving such Mr. Dabbs excels any
one we know, and that IS likely the reason
of his doing the largest business Of Tie kind
in the city.
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Notice is Hereby given TO all persons concerned
as I~eratces. creditors or otherwise. that the lOiuN-
ipg accounts have passed register and the same
viii be presented for confirmation and allowance
al an Orphans Court 10 be held at Somerset IN
ana for Somerset county, On Thursday, the 9Th
day OF August, 1874, where all persons interested
may attend if they think proper
First and final account Uf Aaron VIII AMI Peter
Pile Ad'ms and Trustees Of Jno. Barknlan deed.
First and nnal account OF Albert Heiiey Al ID
ana Trustee Of Alex. Hcffiey deed.
First and fnal account Of Jon. Dumbauld
Adm and Trustee 81 Moses Wicklow decd.
First and final account OF Daniel W. Border
Adm and Trustee of Daniel Borier decd.
First and final account Of John II. UEl al II an
Trustee Of L. G. Thomas decd.
First and final account OF ). NJ Aoiicroaum
Adm Of David Brugh deed.
First and fnal account Cs Aaron VIII d
/ OF Peter Stahl, deed.
First and final account Of Joslah ki.lnel d
| Of jacob Shank, deco.
First and final account OF Jcr- }. t0lk, al MI
! of Jacob @. Folk, deed.
Wrist and final account or John TRAILER. ac mi
/ Of Joseph Braliier, deed.
FIRST and final account OF SamI Walker, ad'm
| Of Edward Dorsey. decd.
First and partial account OF Dafli and AieA-
| Casehecr. aa'Inrs Of .Jcnah Clsebeer, decd.
First and partial accOuut OF e.. W BeniOru' eAT'
/ Of Henry Benford, deed.
Account OF Geo. and J. j. Lowry, adm Of Ben
| Lowry, guardian OF Peter keeiers minor children
Account Of Val. Miller, guardlanoi Ellen Smlth
formerly Good.
The account Of Samuel Hinebaugh, g~ulrlian
of Oshon Ann McNair.
Account OF A. J. Colhorn, ad'nr Of Highly Nc
Nair, deed.
dorsey J,R. WALTER,
augs Register.