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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

Ok Wednesday night Of last week, the
house and barn and nearly all the contents
Of both, including crops, of Joseph Hite,
Of Bedford twp, was burned. Mr.. Hite
and his family had retired at their usual
hour and were awakened about II O'Clock
by the barking OF the dog On looking
cut they saw a light about the barn. Mr..
Hiie ran out at once and found the barn
burning al the northeast corner. In q few
moments the flames had extended TO the
hay and grain within, when all hopes OF
saving the building ceased. He then
turned his attention to saying such articles
as he could carry away. When the barn
became fully enveloped in fire, he turned
to the house and found it burning at the
southwest corner. The fire there, too,
was 50 far advanced that there was no
hopes Of saving anything. His wife and
children were hurried out and q lev arti-
cles they picked up on their way ~ Of
the building, worth less than $50, was all
that was saved.
Both buildings were entirely destroyed
with their contents. The summer crop
was partly in the barn, besides ONE p or
30 bushels OF old wheat. The fire IS sup
posed to nave been the work of an inccn-
diary.
Nh. Hife was fortunate in hlving his
property insured in the Farmers Mutual,
of York. Pa, as follows on the house,
$500 on the furniture, $500; barn, $500;
hay and grain, $500; wagon and nipple
menis, 800, and live stock, 500, amount
ing in all 20 81. COO. His live stock was in
the pasture fields at the time and therefore
not injured, but the other losses are COM
plete.-Bedf5rd Gazette.
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r. lau want 20 lus % Ioai Nl Lamp, -
50 Blymycys Hardware Store lbs stock
isalWays iuiL Also Chimney to s1t ail
kinas ui BURNERS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

BE CAREFUL-In these days, when
tight hats, hot air and sedentary occupa-
tions, cause the hair 10 All out, il is a mat
ter Of no little importance to know which
Of the hair preparations are Of any value.
The majority, as has been frequently
proved by the best de~rmatologisis, or hair
doctors, possess little or no merit. Such
being the fact, ii is consoling to those who
are afflicted to know that there is really
one good article, which is recommended
and used by the first medical authority,
and has stood every test fol years. This
preparation is Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewer,-a truely scientific com
pound, which is unquestonably the bes1
preparation Of the kind now before the
American public. II will restore to gray
hair It's original color, cleanse the head
thoroughly, cure al erupiions Of the scalp;
and viii always restore the hair so long as
any germ remain, as they almost inyaria-
bly do, until extreme old age has destroy
The roofs. The original is made by r. p.
Hail & Co, Nashua, n. P.-FoTR<gs
Press. Jan. %, 1865.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

REV. DR.. SWIFT, Of Allegheny city
preached % 2 large ana apprccaiiTe audi
cnoc iu thc Reformed CEurca. cl Sunday
last.
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D. Meyers Secretary.

4 MATCH game Of bah was played be-
tween The Mechanics and Glade base bah
clubs on Wednesday. The game was
marked by some very good and some very
poor playing. st tie end Of the ninth
inning Tic score stood. Mechanics 10,
Glades -
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ELeClsE

BsaFo-n. Pa. TarhLIs-A
Haring bau4hl oI Prot FL. Het1. m pafIadaI-
phia. oueo. LIS Grsnd square Planes. : octave.
and containing the Professors own latest iHrr8Te-
ments. il g1Ycs me much pleazurC % certify that
said instrument j. superior % any other il every
respect. an opi zion shared BY the mos competent
connoisseurs. Any person wishing o. purchase q
Grs- class piano sl0gli net al 70 examine th1se q
PrL. Hetz before going elseEhere.
LOUISE. FTAN.
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THERE are owe forty visitors o. Scalp
Level jnsi at present enjoying. the col
mouHiain air and delightful scenery Of
tIai fine retreat About One-LaI this num-
her hail from the State Of Ohio, and nearly
al tie remainder cla=- Piitsourgha As their
home.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

AZ au adjourned cauu. Lcil As
homer 5udre Vail. on Monday la~i. d Pre-
lhminary examination was rVen 60 young
Swei.zer when be was acquitted.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

TEACHES WANTED.-The Somerset
Borough School District desires to secure
the services OF four teachers for the coming
term. Wages from 3j 70 - dollars. Ap-
plicat.0ns 70 he handed in on or before
AUG. 18Th. Address Josiah Shatfer, Presi
dent Somerset, Pa
ID Nar-a-- Ce--sfs-r
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BRICKl BRIck . BllcR -t W.
". Davis & Bros WORKS Buildin-B Brick,
Fsre Brick. Pavement Brick, tI.cu-ar,
"a edge. and Cornice Brick
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

II you want % juy kuivcs and FORKS,
spoons Shears Scissors dc 20 60 Bly,
myers Hardware Store. where yo0 wul
md a large assortment 81 low pnces.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

The Cambria Iron WORKS at Johnr "n
are running at thcir ful capacity ara on
double turn. The Steel Works are also IN
eaarltill.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

LAST week We made notice Of the fact
that quite a number Of counterfeit 50-cent
notes Of the new issue were IN circulation
in this CITY. Our bankers are sufficiently
posted upon these new counterfeits as to be
able to detect it easily, benefit SO for the Of
our readers the following description Of the
fraudulent note may be Of interest: II Is
one-sixteenth of an inch shorter in length
and width than the genuine; and The lne-
connecting the two upright lines OF the
letter y in the small words 6agra06d, en-
grazing and yTiatiDg at the end OF the
scrip Is reversed in every instance but one.
In the counterfeit there Is no distinction
between the white cravat and shirt bosom
OF Samuel Dexter. while in the genuine
they are well Standardization Tri-
6aae.
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.~XFCUTOE-S II !
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Estate o. John il. Pickins. late 1i Jclncr twp
Lerclsei-
Letters tcstauentarT On the al1ve estate
having been granted % The uulersigue1. no.ice j.
hereby given 70 those indebted 90 d 90 make lIniae-
date payment. and those having claims AGAINST Il
10 present them duIy authenticated lor settlement
~ he Residence Of he administrator in ail D..
en- Saturday August S-ls7A
HENRY S PICKING.
fufvl Administrators.
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> OK THURSDAY night OF last week TIC sla-
lie Of Rev. Stewart. II This place, vas en-
tered and a horse and buggy taken there
from with feioni0ns inherit The discovery
Of The loss was made carly on Friday
morning, and through The insiTumentality
Of the telegraph and mails the properly
was recovered the same day near Bow
mans, between StoystOwn and Jenner y
Roads Il is believed that, when the
thigTss believed they were pursued, n OF
them jumped from the buggy and took 70
the woods, while the other, more stupid,
or more honest as he asserts. held his posi-
ton in the buggy this individual IS now
in jail here, and the property restored TO
It's rightfnl owner. It's sad commentary
on human depravity that a minister OF the
Gospel. Of all others should be selected as
the victim Of midnight depredaiions Ike
tins.
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Pgo3. EDWARD HET2,
421 Vine Street,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.


Tac Fr3f iascals Tutlislin- ,rl lime 70
time TIE crrthelte ne Tsre5rcs lrau BIS custom
orS In addil "a = tie sesEc, ca-oHia are II
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%, ana agc- sunday. Hay ION, ls+ ArAn'
on thls Road VIII Depart ana arrive lron Depe-
-,-r-,. and Watar streets, as olows:
rr7rsnuEsH Tiki ARRIVE
r.--7-r,u .-.CI0a-m- IeKeesQ ri &c
Tl--r-n WalT zoo an. lu----ta'a an
--Fger qs8nu. Mrkeesp-rr Ac-
M-KecTr Ac
lm-.-----l1o ala " AcFlaa 40
LcKcap1r Ac
Im-----------a pm
CaauelETileA e-
-- crFnm. ceu--.---l 1850 an.
TrKee-r-r Ac- Eekle Ac
- etu----. j. m
N Newton Ac- u-Ke17lt Ac-
ern------.El pm cl1-- l-A
weKeezn1-t Ac- Lckersplr Ac
--rr feEnm. r1m.-------aa4 pm.
Tn-eueh EE.-e01 pm LEiQu-eHn
--- tr lm---.-.G19 Q-n-
rrn ll-5gn.m. Ghecsp1Ft Ae
West Newton
Church Train l2i5 pm llr.ls1
church Train1Jo5 am
Nal and LvrE3istm TlaB 1ElT, iTGIi
SrrisT ETT70 TT1B daily.
TT FTEIVsE. gLMLC H0U5A
GI Su5i &C.. Pl& AL
General Ticket Office, 43 5th Avenue.
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to break open the door, and conieniei
themselves by standing around and listen
ing, alleging as an excuse afterwards that
they were afraid the burglars woaid shoot
them
One man eventually ran down to A II.
Lloyd's residence and awokc that gentle
man. Mr.. LLOYD lost no time in getting 10
he store. Before his arrival, however.
the burglars had been frightened AWAY b.
a brave lady. whn. upon ascertsining ghe
exact situation OF affairs. began TO scruaia
al tic top Of her laHgs. The burglars,
three in number, became alarmed. and.
ceasing their huat for booty. left in double
quick time. The lady pursued them, on
tnuing to make considerable noise, and
one Of the burglars dropped a large basket
which lac had nlled with shoes and other
articles This property was returned 20
Mr.. LLOYD.
We visited the store-Toom on Monday
morning. That the explosions were ter
rife in force was plaialy evident from the
shattered condition of the windows and
the room, one safe, manufactured by Mos
Ter, Bachman & Co. Cincinnati, was
shattered into several pieces and the bur
glars had free access thereto. This safe
had been specially recommended as bur
glaT-proof. and Mr.. Lloyd, having full
confidence in lis reputation, had placed in
itall his private papers, v~aluables, &c
OF c0arse they were goJbied up. An Ev-
ans & WatsOn's safe, which stood near the
front door, was badly shattered, but the
robbers were unable TO effect an entrance.
Had they been allowed 4 little more time
they would unquestionably have opened
it. \ large desk standing close 10 the first
named sale was shattered to pieces The
lights were broken Z Of the windows,
the counters defaced. and in short, the evi-
dences OF a violent explosion are quite III
merous.
We have be,n unable % ascertain the ex-
act amount Of Mr. Lloyds losses. He SAYS
that he cannot tell fer a day or 50, although
they are doubtless heavy. Is TO the iden-
tity OF the burglars and the means taken
to effect their detection it IS not proper for
Us to'say any thing at present.-HOAi3sys-
bNrg Standard.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

OK last Thursday evening a most de-
Hghtful dance took place al the Somerset
House. The "hop' was got up On very
short notice by some Of the guests Of the
house and number Of other summer visit
OTIS. together with ladies and gentlemen Of
the town in all we believe about sixteen
couples. The ladies dressed. danced and
looked their preilics;. The gentlemen
were handsome and gallant OF course; in
these days Of women's rights we must say
a word OF two occasionally for The much
abused gender.
And here we must say a word for Mr..
Geo. Tayman, the efficient manager Of the
Somerset House, and that Is, that We
know OF no one in his position who ar
ranges and carries out his part Of the pro
Of these little hurridily- got-up
"hops' in the STYLE he does.
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B1LTIWoEE. Tuly s. 1s-L
Having seen and heard thc Grlni Sludre Pl-
ans. manufactured by Hale & Co.. 81 New York.
4r Prussslr Hctz. Win BIS own latest improve
nent, / can fGly reealameni thCm to any aus an
wishing a first class Instrument. For Gglhllly
ana sacetnr1s III -lLe tler caulef De c--eiiet.
J.. J. SALTZEE-
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Ksw aarsrassp-nt
FR~OeLAMATIoN.-

"
NHKsEsS TIE I1ariis VILLAS ~ HAITI
Pres1aut u the severed Csarts n Oeanan Pleas
81 taeGaalties cqulgeilg aHe s.xieesfh +1tlzAt
DSTl1r an Ia~hs y Ne Cars - ~
m:1aT aal Geas5ai daH HNlNar aTt he trAi q
az capital aniatha telslc1 3 tae ~ bFsn-
and AewsS q. TTgSEn atai Ics aeEef- r.
qu ars- JHiga 81 th- fftuf taa aet
IHsjess 81 thes urts ID fea teT 2 eHt
g5nfraf Jail y 44eTr. ff fle zffHt q 13tt Isl
asa -aertHes3t ~ tt iAs
ing q Cart o. Gaiallan E.cas. asa Hasrai 4uar-
ter ssiaus CT aae Ees. ana Ga1zal Jall behf-
cry an5 Gears e Oyer au3 fcrrat-eFs . Saner
en- Monday. aESusf2ttE, IsT1,
SeE.cE Is herelg sgeH q ~ the Juslce tEs
Peace thc Clrgaef and Csustaas~s N2ial the sald
County CT SlnezSeL tAaf they be then ant therci n
their Ifeper .crsars Biu3 thelrrsls, ree9ras-ufsul
Slsims- examinations, and other rea-cHbrInces .
% those things tshieh - a-elr o1lees and IN thar
behalf appersaia 70 Dc eVae. and 2lsa. trey Nne
VIII pr5sscuze agaiusit ae prisoners tb5t @reo sha4
he il the jail * Somerset County, = Pc taen and
theirs. "a prosecute against them a. saal te Just
Samerser- Jalr Sheriff.
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Is wiz lie seen by reference 10 our al
vcTiisnc columns. that TIE partnership be-
tween Mcssrs. Davis, Kuable Co, in the
foundry business, has been dissolved
Mr. John knable taking the interest Of W..
W. Knable and Er. Vincent Mccoy that
of Wm. 7. Daer. The business VIII be
carried CA by Ec new firm under the
naucand style OF Davis, Mccoy & CO.
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KEYSTONE LIGHTNING Ron Co-AIl
persons DESTROYS ofhavins their buildings
well projected. should have the best Of
rods erected. The undersigned have
secured one Of The finest Copper Rods ever
introduced hcre. As they are at home
here and both are responsible and trust
worthy. lie pnhiic may rely pPon safisfac-
ii0n being given. All work done in the
test manner and warranted.
isHoAias 6 FLEcK.
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MILK frum tour CTiHGsVi county e4ws
in one weeiz m4lefwohuuire - and txeHt
FIVE pounds Il isa:tes.
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me Undersigned hereby gives naife - al per-
Indebted o. the firm q CoIlns 4 BIS for den
tai work hat aitbo1zh The paTBershIp J. diss1ir-
cd. DC does uat desire any nyuents h ID made e.
tolins untl = actileHenf g. made either hy
the parties OF BY she tn-cnention q N ucur-
JOHN BILLS
iulyls Dsnflrt
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THE EaEFZ
Grand Square Piano.

q fs tsfA zFfi anl written upan Or
=s- aus a7rat &C. li-Iutoi tiat DE lta.sas
SD 8rrsus = IS F7aE Inward lielz. l'ail
.Gaiplsl- SRI fAr ars 80 The market. ketttA q
ksin2. E5t p W. hsrs clipped iraaa Nren berg
Fssrr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

CAsToEIA Is more tllaa . substitute Tor CASIO
On. 1t Is the aaly safe article in existence aaieh
IS certain to assimilaie The food, regulate the bow
els, care wind-oolie and pru1uee natural sieep. u
e~oniairs neither minerals, aUrf1 inc ~ alcohol
and is pleasant TO take ChiIirea need noi cy
and mothers Ray res.. april.
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AEssEs. RUoADs & FLEcK request US
TO say that they have DO EE5e aaea employ
cd ia selling thcir lightning Rod, neither
do they SCH The Muns0n Rod. They claim
20 sell o superior rod known rs the 7. T.
Eiusey. Parties selling the Munson rod
and representing themselves as in The en-
ploy OF BhoaLs * Flcck are, therefore, i'm
posters. and thc public Is cautioned accom-
in1lv.
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NV AL-EZaECEIs- April - Is72
I have purchased q ars- class Piano OF Prof.
Hctz. ad1uI thatI Il gives perfect satisfaction IN
all respects. and believe itis second % BONG IN the
State. Persons wishing 70 purchase O FIRST class
instrument Should give tLe Professor Pial0 an
czaninsticl before purchasing elsewhere.
WE. GEORGE
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ArroENEYArLAw

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Somerset. Pa. once. Mammoth Back up 1tllr-
Enfrauee Main grrss 81 galcclku uale. e.
fafos settled. TIDES crauincd. and al lcll tlsE
ucss sfienari o. with prlmFtncss and hdehiy-
1ulyl5
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dissolution NOTICE,

DIsSOLUTI0N NOTICE.
Iho erparnership having heretofore existed be-
tween tho ua1ersielc1. in the icundTy bus1es,
hasthisd day been dissolved by mutual eouent-
The bocks Of the hrm are ntae a1nlsgi AZ
Davis, q Pc eli@ o. the t.nai5y, * x sV4S
". u KNABLE.
VI. BAEE,
NorICE-The business win }e con lu1tel ss
heretofore attlse DC llles ~ TIE unAeTi-ne1
juIy@ DAVIS, MCCOY CO
ORPHANS COURT SALE.
ITe Size uaz1-I-aei Executors OF tie last VII
and testament "a 1slae DllerL- -eceass4, fy virtue
u aH order CT sale issuing cat 81 The Orphans
Court IN aud 1or the eaany q Somerset Pa
Saturday, AuJust 22Rd, 1871,
a certain ys5ee CT parssi OF land sitnate IN One
mahcaiaE township, a1]elalns - siean D1r
twenty aerez. This win De sold 20 suit purchasers
Wei adapted f0r town pasture los
TER5IS-Oncthirii IN hani- balance IN three
equal annual payments without lntcscst- - Der
cent. ~ hand money 70 be pail when iAe properly
DAVID D4BERT.
ELIZABETH DIBLBI
rrlv Isaac Di0ert deed
C.qtemesto or tbs School Di-ee.57s Of Quemshal-
= inE township f1r tho ycar callrE June / -s'+
ExrL, -ColLZcTo--
DR.. To AMOUNT q duplicate IS 81
Amount pail over T. treasurer J.
J.
Conmissll :, I ss-, n.
s4--oeS =
Bsl due q
-o-,rt- --rae-r-r.
DIR. To TOWNSHIP sZi2 =
2157
Fai3 ID ~
pg. ,ou7.sip .r,n rresrursr :
CYBUS ANKENY.
HERMAN BEKaEl.
EI3AH KILLER.
5a1,c Auliiors.
DECEIrTs ana ezpezl . u7e lever Turkey
Hoo township school Iis.ric- t-rtsey car eu'i-
ias Jgae ! ls7+
RECEIPTS.
From STATE appnaPriat.5a = o.
Balance On hand from las. year..---.-- e 81
Prom o3nector, iaela-4ng taxes GJa last
year -
-5EI
EXPENDITURES
pair sr -ea: ana repairs. IL o.
teachers s5 "
.ugl n4c1ut-lG-leies------ . y
fees u collector and treasurer. $ -
salary II S@retaT---- % %
Tail O. I-ila Scr tC- ~ STATE Il7IT-
"
$50 ,
-
Isl AAa AaAaaas--aas-
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Ceutaur Imminent.

There is 10 pain w.icE TIE
CeBtau- Lniments viii not re
lieve. no swelling they VIII &c;
su5~i1e. anduo lancRess which
they VIII not cure. This l.
strong lanEaa-e, but it Is TIE.
They have produeed more cures
If -harmatisrn rcrralafa- LII
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Jaw palsy sprains, sweliings- caked-bTeasts, sczldS.
burns, salt-rhcum, ear-ache, &c, upon the haman
ramc, and Of strains, spawn, gals, &c., upon az
finals in one year than have ali other pretended
remedies since the world began. Theyare counter
i~rritant, an all healing pain ~relever. Cripples
throw away their c-atches, the lame walk. po.son-
Gus bites are rendered harmless, and the wounded
are healed withouta scar. Il is no hEm5ug. The
recipe IS published around each bottle. They scn
as no article ever before sold, and they seR he
cause Il dossJust vhatfhey pretend 70 90. Those
who now suffer from rheumatism, pain OF swelling
deserve to suffer II they VIII not use Centaur LIN
imeut. More than 1000 certificates Of remarkable
cures, including frozen limbs, chronic rheumatism,
gout, running tumors, Sc have been received. We
VIII send d circular containing certificates, the
recipe, &C. gratis, to any one requesting 1t. One
bottle Of the yellow wrapper Ceutaur Linineni IS
worth one hundred dollars Gr spavineIo OF sxcenie5
horses and males, or for screw worn in sheep
Stock owners-theseli nimentsa are worth your atlrn-
ton No family should be without them. white
wrapper Io- family use yellow wrapper iGr an
imals. sold by all Druggists. 5oc per ho.le;
large b~ottles:l %. J.R EuSE&Co q Bres-
way New NH-E
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Iho c~rparlershiP having heretofore existed be-
tween tho un1Grsieue1. in tie icnndTy lus1ess'
The bocks Of the firm are Fl the bands q AZ
Davis, a. thc else 1.-THE l4uadry- HT settlement
&C. DAVIS.
". u ENABLE.
WI. BAEE,
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UDITORss NOTICE
ULEToACCEPTO or REFUSE

40 william Wellsupe and John Mayhzsh-
You are hereby n0tlfcd 10 appear a. an Orph-
ans Cgurt % he held az Somerset On M1uday. the
cath dag oi August next, 20 sccert Or refuse 70
take the real estate % Heay IL. Wdfhcpe, de-
ceased. az the appraised yat1atsan- Or show cause
why the same Should Ia - skL
OLIVER ENEPPER.
iulyls ShenG
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. SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Jaly19
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lanes L PUGH.

Iulyi5
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wM. S. MORGAN

staniOns Mills Pa.
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Pittsburgh Coansllsvills
PittS6TLL Washington ( Bllin1rS
esSHORT LINE-'
ALTERATION OF TINE.

esSEORT line >
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-06
NOT ICE.

A IL PARTIES HAVING BILLS AGAINST
~ the Cars6 River Weed Company ere nofi-
ned to present the same 1T the 'iiicc ~ TIE
COMPANY Carson City, or TO Sol. Simpson fsa..
Superil I. dsl.t # the Company, OH q before
the
I2sh day II Move m Der. A. ID. 1871.
his early s.ttlemt ut il desired in cId.r th I
the &C MI n y may he enabled to levy the nsr's
stry sss ssnls pts So iEst the woed q ntrs who
are INTEREST," d in its sflsiIs.
n. E.--No bills against the Company will lie
astiled if yYtt,nt,d subst qutnt To November
10. 1873,
Py order Of tie Beard Of Trustees. namely:
r. STADTAUILEK.
A. 4 SMITH,
q. VI WARD.
p. A. CHASE
And JOHN +. FREEMAN.
Canon City. Nev., October ~. 1874. o22-td
- Nevada Tribune plt sse ceYy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-11-06
ASSESSMENT notice.

a vALANCHE GOLD AND SILVER MIMI
n COMPANY. Location Of ut1ks. silver tit!'
Iycr County. Nevada. Tlace II business usr.
sen City, Nevada. Notice is hereby gwen tna'
at . meeting Of the Eosrd ct Dire fors OF 'he
above named c.mPany. held On TIE "a taS 81
October A. d. 1874. al afs'ssInfns CT niis til
cent per share WIS levied upon ta,h anG t.'1!
share Of tie esli.al stock Of the saif 'oi'.
pany, payable INN, t.istely 10 tie Secretary al
his ofnce in Csrrcn city. NHnda, ss!d essess-
II ent to he ps;d or or before tie
18th day of NoVem her. A. IL 1914.
The payntIt &c be nrGe in coin. Any stock
holder making default in Payne Mt of salt as
n4men: as above required, Upon the shirfs
heM by him will he delinquent, and faid shares
will be advertised tor sale 1T public suction.
and unless the required r2.Ei'It thereon Is
made on CT before the
Eth day Of NCy,n.t6r. A. y. 1874.
60 many Of such shars will he scisi st said lasI
Gale ss will be sssry for tie IsyEit nt Of the
assessment rltn ali shsrss L. Id l.. such share
holder. Together with co.t Of sdverti- Iuf nj and
expenses Il sale.
J. 4. EEESFY.
Secretary and Z - ssnrer.
Caner City, Nevada Ocioter Il, 1874.
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