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

FROM THE PEoPLE-There S no case
Of dyspepsia that Green's August aoNos
viii nUl crre. Come 20 the Drug Stores OF
Denford s. Kimmel. Somerset. and HitzoTt
s. Flick. Confluence. and inquire abort j..
Ifvou sgfef from Cosiiveness Sick Head
ache. sour Stomach. Indigestion, Liver
Complaint or deangement az the system.
uy 81 Two or three dosos VIII relieve
YDL
Boschees German Syrup Is nov soid IN
every town ard city in tie United States
We have not lcss thaa lye hundred letters
from Druggists saving It is Oae best medi-
cine they ever sold for Consumption,
Throat OF Lung disease. Sample bottles
81 each, 10 cts. Regular size 20 cs. G.
G. Green, Woodbury.. \.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

SToFPED-The work on The extension
of the Hcmpield Railroad, from Washing
ton br way Of Believeraon to the Con-
nellsyille Railroad. near Smithtoa, has
been stopped. The cause is only conjec-
tured. Il appears that the CoaHellsville
Company Is largely in debt TO the city -oi
Baltimore and no satisfactory arrangement
has vet been made for its payment and
the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company,
who own the Hemnieid and who are npe-
rating the Connellsvilie Road, does not
want 10 invest is money n q feeder 10 the
Connellsyiile, for il may he sold 20 pay Of
is Indebtedness and in that case the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company might either
buy il and thus cut of the Western outlet
OF The Baltimore & Ohio, or il might bid
It up to such an enormous price and COM
pei the Baltimore & Ohio Company to pay
an e-xiravagant price for it. The Dalti-
more * Ohio has therefore concluded not
TO build a feeder to the Connellsville Road
until some arrangement has been made
with lis creditors.
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rEoN j. c o

FG-forS-. wa Ture 90. 1874.
uavi1g quTclased o. ProfeSs0r Hefz. ui Phia-
delpkis. enc GrlrdS gr1re Piano, = octave. mar
ufacturel ~ p. hale Co. II New YORK. hr he
Prof. with lis oEn latest Improvements there.o.
i .iEa nc great pleasure % certify that sad in
sirEment Is Fcry superior il tone AMI volume, AID
easy Of manipulation 70 any ] have ever seen. and
lie same pFlui1n has been expressed hTali who
have either PAayei upon OF heard t plsgea- any
person wishing - purchase q first class Instrument
would de well 70 examine those manufactured fer
The PrsG before boxing elsewhere.
=. ". MCCOY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

Non the benefit OF our country readers
VINO are interested in the matter. Va re
print the following: 4 general law passed
bv the last Legislature fixes the pay OF
ro1d and bridge jurors and viewers 4 $
per dav. with mileage al 10 centsNcr mile,
for each mile necessarily Travelled 10 The
nearest poiE; on the lire of road 20 be
viewed or reviewed, o. the Ece CT lines TO
he run.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29
Ne,o advertisements
4 UDIT0Rs' NOTICE.

Ngliee Is herely given thai the unserssgaei.
duly aiFoidtes by the Courf O. Cummen Pleas Il
Somerset eIuniy. auditoT. 20 make = distriiutioa
% the funds IN the hands 81 Peter Zufall. assignee
Of Simam Philiffi ami Susan. his vic. - aaa
ausons ihase legally entitled thereto hereby giges
notice that he Wiil attend 70 the du.ies Of his ap-
ISintment at his office IN S9inersef borough. ca
THURSDAY. the 18th day uf Angus. ISL. when
aui where al persons Interested may attend.
HI BAEE.
july-9. Auditor.
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Frorp r Ca.-ax.

LATEoEE Pa, June l1th- ISIS.
This is 10 certify. that 1 have had one Of Prof
HeuZs "Grl-d Pianos, for about one and a half
years. and It has proved an excellent instrument
all Who have examined il, have spoken IN terms Of
praise offs merits. b9th il tuIe and finish Tao
workmanship is excellent. and tho tone is al that
can BE desared, and l taxi pleasure "a r-eco4incnl-
lag slCse instruments % Tie public.
~. @ En--E.-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

About rs stupid an act a. there Is on &c
/ cord IS the one prohibiting squirrel shooting
rntil the Ist Of September. Young squir-
rcls axe already twothirls grown. rs
The point ia I'D game laws IS 10 protect
zane Hlile propaEaGnE this extension
81 tie .inl amounts % nothing but an an
noyaEcc % sportSmca who ache 20 get into
ihC wcols
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LaTEoaE Pa. ApsI 81 1873.
TEis : b c--diy tllt I purclIss1 q. Prsl. IL
Eari Hctz- one Of his ~Granl Ssua-a Pianos.
sul-e SIX MniEs since. II has been examined ana
tic1 hy competent judges. ana al pronounce it @
verE Gle instrument. Ee Eke il very much. and
think rs tuae EusETlazs1l- and cleeriuIy recon-
mend his feu1 81 all wishing good instruments.
T. FERGUSON.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

The Glades SUCCEEDED IN "whilewash-
ing The Socials twice.
Mr.. L. c. Colborn Of this place, acied
as Umpire, and. We believe rendered very
general satisfaction. The BOYS were de
lighted with the reception rendered them
by the Socizls. Everything thai possibly
could be was done for their accommOda-
lion. II is expected, and TO he desired,
that the Social viii play the retnr game
at no distant day. Mr.. G. K. Giiluly OF
the Socials and Ed Scull jr.. Of The Gsades
acted as scorers. In conclusion We desire
10 say that ifCapt Jordan don't know how
10 entertain a base haIl clab no one docs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

THE ncnlemen who 81 unfortunately
invested in "1hreC-carl monte in the
side show which ACCOMPANIED The orcCs
here last week. have had their CRIES some
what a~ssra-el hy the return Of iheir
money. Messrs Pile and Skater followed
she clilJiike and bland individuals 20
Bolicrd. whence The circus hied from here,
where on demand. the money was return
ed and Tie expenses of TIE officers Iaid--
We san hardly afford 10 have any money
taken away from 3 region where IS j. 81
scarce IS here, but the entire less 81 ticiI
Investment would hardly have been o s.
ycre . lesson &c persons so easily gullol in
this land Of newspapers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

THE old bridge across the Elk Lick creek
has been torn down and the timber for the
new one is On lle ground this viii be
built shout one hundred yards higher up
the creek and 81 q much better point for
travel than where the old one was, This
change also necesssates The making OF q
new roa3, which VIII lie completed before
the new structure VIII be ready for travel.
.-TaIleg ~IAdegG.Geat
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UDIToBss NOTICE.

ne TalersirnaE duly ab01.ntai - the Court or
Common Pleas. IN and Tor the eouuty e SqEnerset,
Pa. auditor 70 distrIlutc lle fUuds in The handsoi
David Hay, a-ssigDaeof Levi N1itersDerger 2s eLe
Ct tie E-mo OF Woiierspersar, Zg-aH- Phl5fqi x
Co. 20 ar monE those legally entitled thereto,
hereby g aotiee that he VIII attend t. the du-
ties Of lis 5pointmelt at his olnee, ID Somerset
on THURSDAY. the 15.h Gay OF August. 1873, whca
aud waera al persons interested may attend.
II. Z. BIER
fuIrco AuIitor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29
JOHN F. BLYMYER.
DEALERi in
Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass, Paints,
OILS, 80, &c.

The following is a partial LIST Of goods in Stock: Carpenters Tools.
Planes, Saws Hatchet7, Hammers, Chises, Plane Irons , izrs, DE, Black
smiths Goods Bellows, AnvHs Vices, Files, Hammers, &c SaddIerv
Hardware, Tab Trees, Gig Saddles, IIames, Buckles, Rings, Bits and Tools.
Table Knives and Forks, Pocket KNIVES, Scissors, Spoons and Razors, the
largest stock in Somerset County. Painters Goods, q full stock White
Lead. Colored Paints for inside and outside painting, Paintsi oil. all eoors,
Narnsh, Turpenune, Flaxseed Oh, Brushes, japan Dryer, Walnut Stains,
&c Window Glass Of all sizes and glass cut to any shape. The best Coal
Oil always on band Our stock Of Coal Oil Lamps is large and comprises
very elegant styles Dnstons Circular, MGley and Cross Cut Saws Mil
Saw Files ofthebe est quality poreelainined Kettles Handles of all kinds.
SEEOVEES. FORKS, SPADES, RAKES.
Mattocks, Grub Hoes, Picks Scythes, Sneaths, Sedges, Mason Hammers,
Cast Steel, Step Ladders, Carriage and Tire Bolts Of all sizes Looking
Glasses Wash Boards, Clothes WrBgers, Meal Sleeves, Door Mats, Baskets,
Tubs, Wooden Buckets, Irvine, Rope ali sizes, Hay Puleys, Butter Prints.
Mop Sticks Traps, Steeyards, Meat Cutters and Suffers, Traces. Cow
Chains, Halter Chains, Shoe. Dust and Scrub Brushes, Horse Brushes. Cur
" Combs and Cards, Door Locks, Hinges, Screws, Latcbes aud everything
II The Builders line Caps. Lead, Shot, Powder aud Safety Fuse, &c. sc.
The fact H. keep everything thatbeongs to the Hardware trade / deal
exclusively IL this kind Of goods and give my whole attention to it. Per-
sons who are building. or any one in need Of anything in my line, viii find
q ito their advantage 10 give NE a call l wiz always give a reasonable
credit TO responsible persons l thank my Old customers for their patronage
and hoFethi season 10 make many new ones Don't forget the place
No, {. "BAER'S BLOCK
April "a. JOHN F. BLYMYER
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SsIGNEEs NOTICE-

-
having assigned All their property. real personal
and mixed. 10 she undersigned intTast for the ben
edt 0f their c~resaors. aotiee IS hereby given % al
persons indebted ossid PhillpHi - make inRe-
ciate payment and those having d1ims VIII PIC
seaa 'hcu daily authenticated.
AARON WILL.
1ulyz9 Assignee.
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IA
Jacob $. PhIiPpI and wife, Ct Mlfarl town
ship. having assigned IA their property. real, per
slnai and naked. 10 the undersigned in tTust lcr
the benefit Of their c~rc-itTs- notice IS hereby Civ
ca 70 ai persons inhabited 70 said PhillFpi tomaEe
immeiilie payment, and those having claims wA
present thca duly authenticated.
AARON WILL
5uiy2s Assignee.
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DUBLICSALFOF VALUABLE
. DMIYIsTRAToR's NOTICE

Estate 81 Iein ". EoWIn. late O. CoufucHee
hCrUuZE- deceased.
Lc.tCrs q afmilIstrlfiaa On the above estate
having been granted % the uu3crsispc4. rutice Il
hcrshy given 20 those inleifed q it o. MAKE iUne-
date payment and tk0su having clalaz against T.
70 rrcsanfthem duly lulheuficatoi kr ~setlement-
~ the House ct Daniel earns in sat- boruaeh -
SATURDAY. august -. 1874
ANDREW BOWLlN.
7rlv y Administrators.
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LATEo1E, Pa. Arrl9ih. 1s7S-
This IS % certify, that ] purchased rom Prof
EzWarl EUtT- one Of his -GrIn4 square Pianos
four months ago. and it has given entire satlsiao-
tian- and mas been tried p stu1elEt ron college
and they prefer e 1oaly they have r~rlc-ieel "a. i
would r-ccecuGenl lbs instrument - al parties
wishing gral
I'D. PezE.
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4 TDlToR,s NoTIcB.

-
TIC unicrsignei Culy aNfr-ntst u Le Cqurt CT
Common Pleas 10 an1 ~ iae cu1asy 9l somerset,
anlltu-, % distribute tie tal4s N re han-s q
David Hay. assignee oi Is1 Wellersbcrger and
D.. J.. PAIAiHi Uand among thsse -e9aAs enc
I'D thereta- herelr dives uatiee that he VII At
tend O. the cEiies OF DIS -arpaiu1aelt on -hur%
day. the Is day e August lAlA q his once Ia
Somerset h1-orgia, Tte1 ana Hh1-e al flns IT,
HI BAER-
iUlys9 AEsre
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

SQUIB-FERREL-On the 14lh day
Of June, 1874. by Levi Griffith, Esq, Mr.
Samuel Squib. OF Wesimoreland county,
Pa, and Miss Juliana Ferrel. Of Solnerset
county, Pa.
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4 UDIToR'S NOTICE.

IL
In0 undersigned luiyappointel b. tEe Court or
Pa. auditor. % distribute the faa-s IA the hands
% David Hay. assignee OF Lew WoliersperEer 10
and among these le-ally entitled thereto, hereby
gives notice that be VIII attend toJhe lgiies q DIS
aupain.mens. "a Thursday. Tie 15sh dap u An
gus. 1878. 80 BIS athc- 81 Somerset borough Wl-n
AMI where al persons interested enatiena
Ill BAER.
july2o AuiiieT.
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To COUNTY SCBsCEIBEBs.-Dndcr the
new postal law. subscribers TO the HERALD
residing ia tlis county VIII have their pa
peIs delivered 20 them without any charge
being made for postage. from July 1st
1874 From the date named all couCzy
papers % free ia tAc counties IN which
they are printed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

AFrEr she earth lad Iecn holding M
lis open AID pa-chod lps 10 heiven for
weeks ia inuie appeal fOr something to
cool aud m0is,cn lis harning vitais, ga lsst
Sunday morning The clouds sraciously
opened their sorehouse OF liie-1iving rain.
and NOT only man. bat leaf, flower and
bird Joined In sabbath morning chorus
III praise 10 l..n who never fails % rcn5em-
Der tllo wauisof his creatures.
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HETZ PIANO.

Touwil learn rom TIC following authentic tcs
tim0uials. 81 which originals. am % good deal q
ether iateretinE communication uay De seen in
tie ALBUM Ok AUTOGRAPHS. mI1seslonci
tie Frola7s1r, ard 0ren u usgeetia1 aTtfcl r=y-
L.HIIE LEalEN.
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DIED.

WALKER-Near PineAill Pa, July y
1874, John G. Walker, aged % years,
8 months and L days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

De. Morris Liver PiLLE.-Ii is easy
enough Ia make a pin, al that ihe cisl
culiy. There are cheap harsh, crasiic
lIus. that are of even less bcnent than @
dose O. sllts. but a good medicine axe
Dr. Moi's Liver Pills. which peBcinaiS 10
fbe seat Of disease. is desideraium indeeA-
WiIpcsiiiycly cure MI diseases % tae liver
Sald crerywhene. join 7. Henry. Cur
ran ( Co. ProrriciorS 8 and9 College
Pace. New YORK
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

PIcyIc-A large number Of our sum
mer visitors, together with a sprinkling Of
tie young ladies and gentlemen Of the
towH, took the 1915 q n. train on the
Minenl Pr r. r. as far as HAMMERS
and thence wendell their way, basket in
hand, on a picnic excursion to Break-neck.
The base ball match at Mt. Pleasant and
other important events, drew So largely on
our reportorial corps that we wore unable
70 have a representative present bar from
what We hear j. must have been g most
enjoyable occasion. as any one who could
have seen the rosy-cheeked girls and sun
Drowned gentlemen on their ruiurn must
have admitted.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

OS last Sunday morning the pulpit Of
the Rev. Wholesome Trinity LUtli.) was
flied bv Rev. Dr. CLARK Of Wheeling W
Va. On which occasion the Episcopal ser
vice was used d. Clark delivered a short
and very effective sermon. and The audi
cnce seemed very much pleased with the
whole service. which is rather a novelty
here.
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on ssoaaay. Ausustaiis, Is75,
A UDIToRrs NOTICE.

Noiise s hereby given that thc uuaersisE04 aa-
- apuoiusca By inc COR. q Cgnr1cl ltGs 81
SezNrset eg-ntT, -~a1liior, . Ea~Ssa clsE-nail.n
u tie fantsin thc haa-s - Peter IIia3L, ASiS1ee
uf William ZaiaE- AID susan, hIs y9ie, to1nl
ausrrs rlHse legally c1slc3 thereto hereby gives
n0dce that he viii attcni % the cules - AS ap-
paiHtaeuI - his uflea n So-aczsaf tNrgusas U
THURSDAY the EtE Day oi August 1slA NAsI en4
where al pcrsa rs Interested an sttend,
i. L BAER,
july-s Aaiiaa--
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

We never had any doubts about The al
vaniages Of tie climate, situation, &c, OF
our mountain town as a Summer resort
whether for the restoration Of health or
merely for relaxation from the cares and
hustle Of business. II we ever had enter
hined any such doubts, the verdict OF
those who have been in the habit of spend
ing their summers here would eifectually
set them al rest. Talk about the seashore,
or New York or Virginia watering-places,
with their heat, and dust, and noise and
musquiioes, and then think Of sleeping up
here on these mountain tops. under a
blanket, all the summer round, without q
musquito in reach by telegraph, and in
stead OF drinking water a%rtidcially cooled,
drawing It from the well or spring. 50 cold
that it makes your teeth ache, and then
don't talk about any place 10 spend the
summer but Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

FAlMERs VIII please remember that
Cooks Beeriis have for sale
Ground Alumni salt ? 90 SIX.
Ashton 3 90
Mckeesp0rt 3 % Bb
and VIII trade tho same Tor oats and pc
tatOes
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

ANcw York man who believes in advcr-
Using paid e bin OF $4,000 the other day
for q year york, but il Ras money well
spent. f3r the earnings resulting from that
advertisement, which were divided among
four persons. footed up $3.50, 600.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

THE late rains have raised the trout fish
Ing excitement 10 the wadeing point and
several parties went d the mountains fish
i2E. Some returned with their baskets
filed with trout while others had theirs
filed With empies
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

FROM The Greensburg Arggs We learn
that DR.. W. II. Morrow, OF Manor Station,
Wes.moccland county, has in his posses
sion a relic Of no little historical interest.
and one in which he takes great pride il
is a chair inside IN Fort WalihouT, eighty
four years ago, while Westmoreland was 8
bowling wilderness, and in which the la
menied Gen. Arthur ST. Clair was wOn &c
scat himself. The fort, or blOckhouse, in
question was located on the turnpike, one
mile west Of Adamsburg, on the George
HAYS farm. The chair was purchased by
Mr., Morrow for the tTiaing sum OF ten
cents at the sale OF the property Of tie laiC
Elizabeth Harold, in whose possession il
had been tor 3 great many years. 1t Is Of
aHiiquated appearance, and Is held TO
Cether by wooden pins alone-iron nail:
being in those days almost. il not entirely
unknown. Il Is not Tor sale.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

Az error was made IN the advertisement
ofthe Somerset School Board, Tor teachers,
iu last weeks paper. Il should read. All
applications should be handed in on OF be-
l1re August 10 IL"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

THE wei known Union Furnace mill,
10 UHion Furnace, Huntingdon county,
owned by Ha--erty & Stewart was
burned on the morning Of the ID inst
Beside the mil, 5000 bushels of rye, 1000
bushels of corn, 100 barrels Of -four and
seven hogs were burned. The loss is esti-
mateda al So, 600, upon which there was no
insuanrn.
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s VALUABLE COW belonging 90 Col n.
D. Miller was killed by the 4 4, NJ Elk
press. west on Thursday last a short dis
lance lelow town. At the present rate Of
destruction cows win soon become rare in
this Borough valley Is5epeHdeRt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

p. J. II. DANES, ;ic celebrated Photo
Erapbcr. SO. &c Sixth street. Pittsburgh,
las introduced an entirely new picture cal
lei PorrsitG laoe. j. much O beautiful
Than the Porcelain picture, perfectly oura-
be. and much cheaper. One Of the nos,
important requisites Ia getting good pc
;ure Is 30 lave s good aGd natural position,
ana IN giving such Mr. Dabls eXocs any
one we know. and that Is likely The reason
Of lis doing Tie lrs,Si lrsinosSoftbc kind
/ nihc city.
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Nav A@aEELIA. Pa
To al whom Il may concern, be i, known that I
have one @! Prof. Hetzs Grand Square Pianus,
Whieh has bee. examine by competent ildgls,
and pronounced No. I IN time and finish. and tnaf
Il VIII compare i~lTera4ly wiki the blstin the mar
ket Parties wishing o good Piano. nay save
malsy and Gis3 Wp0illcl- dy purchasing from
Pref EelZ.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

IxAnrERrANrLy the 6oar Of our press
room yaz lef open. during the dinner
haur one DAY Of las. week On returning
we found the following note lying on the
table.
Got G sheets ofoold1 Iii PAPER Charge
it.
Nov. Il ibe gentleman VIII call around
and tell rs whai cold bin paper IS we viii
5cm0st happy 10 charge i,
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NarlcE.-A meeting 81 iAe Somerset
Cauuiy Agricultural Sociciy viii Ire held
u lie nfloe Of the Secreiary. on Friday
evening July 3lst By order nf
r. J. KoOsER, ID HrsnAND.
Secretary. Prs Gent.
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UpIToR,s NOTICE

N0tiee Is hereby given tha; tAe undersigned
audiioI apEeiufel by tbs Court Of J1umun Pleas
Of Somerset esunty. 10 make a di~strilRii9n q The
funds in the haats Of Peter zEtsil, assignee 81
William Phillippi. and Mary. his wife. 10 AMI
among those legally eBtiilcd thereto. will sit az h5s
cfiee in the borough OF Somerset. On THURSDAY.
tue 18Th day ef August. 1874. for The purpose Of
discharging the duties u his a~pIoisimeat. when
and where all parties interested may attend.
III. 4. BAER.
5rly9 ARdiio--
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JOSEPH SHEETS & son.

u2dertakers, BeTlia Ia. constantly Ekecp On
hand and make 10 Grdcr Ca4luS q al styles and
prices. On the shortest notice possible. Having &
hearse sfthe latest styIe In ruaainess. sc are nj
ways repared 10 take a4ans 10 and bring eaTpes
70 the variaas cemeteries. april
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OK Saturday forenoon Of the sih inst,
the wheat field OF Mr.. p. S-laughenhaup.
along the c. \. II. r., south Of town, was
discovered 10 BE On fire, and about twenty
Csc shocks Of wheat were consumed be
fore The owner and neighboTs succeeded in
CxtnEuishiDg Il. The FIRE originated, il is
supposed, from the spark OF a passing loco
motive, and Die loss Mr.. 5. sustains
amounts 10 abcut thirty dollars-PuJ5fc
oBiHt6h.
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NORMAL SCHOOL

anoruaI zhol1 VIII tc qpenei Aurust lNh p
T.rorr EcaIs 20 continue ei-ht ucekA lndr
In xiii he ziEen in ell fhc nl1ehes lsally
80 wsT ap.f this school IN every rerpect Euncd
forheir wants. Tuislan nrthe term 81
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EDWARD HETZS
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is mr theb best now ci-rcI. A-a1n- The nuEhcT
Of valuable autographs IN pGsuuo % Profess
Lfetz- esee lle believing celebrated names A-s
eheiss, fr& Topper. L1eLleri Metics- E1eAar1
Wagnar. Ir. BferleL. Herzoz. kieicl, CarllaeIc,
G. St1r. Llssau. Gelis-lalk- aul % lung lsl u
others Vi the same rank TOO uaullr1us % MERTON.
Bul Iii not emily Euro-c, UEtaN country anu
esooci4llv the Sate 81 Pennsylvania, We wish u
speak O.. TIE extensive use ana INTRODUCTION or
ile ptl.n. wlleh naturally produced o great ctL
petition and rivalry among E1rUilctlEl7-- ana
eousecuently d reai deiuge q second eiass 1ns-ru-
rlentE. sofa uufer the uIlsl prctgllous names, and
peddled al ever The country by Ignorant agents.
without tie slightest responsibility OF hn3Eielse
ef Music u its iu1t1Uneuts- ne pracl4i eull-
valisu Or the art OF tunes On theErgla ur PANE
being one % tLe greatest importance IN the ire 1l
edGeatiau- Pro-. EdWar1 hetz took pains y be-
come q master On both Instruments ana without
Ehlpor tie most celebrated master, Francis L1szts
who Is, and Las always been pr91d 81 hs scholar
What cur lcighbors a1ctAink 1aoattEo
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-07-29

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