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Railroad rCiEs,e Table.
rr,, AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS ArauNHrRY.

,rrrv,7. AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS Ar#UNErEY.
Nc. r. ". EJsJ. =. * l.. H. x. Ntsl.
p-n " g@gam Eric Mail. 6.gU m
E,mira Man.1a.4O IN Niagara EX. l2.2o p ~
F,5a Mail. 2.O5 am Ehaira Mail 4l0p m
Niagara TX. S.4Op N FAST Line, G.'o p III
sUSUURY AID LEwIsTOwE Il. Il.
Leave sunbury FOR Lewiztown at 6-@5 "a. ua.'
and 4.2O =. IN. ~
and go 7. IN.
suANoEfN DIVISION, y. c.. D.. W.
,-.,.p ARRIVE
EXPRESS. l2.45p IN Nav, 20 4 ID
Mail, 10 ? Vi EAl'S'''
An accommodation train leaves ShamoHn at
1I0a m. arriving at Mt. Carmel at '.4O 4 N
recurring. leave Mt. Carmel at G.l52 ~, arEl'-
inv nj Shamokiu 6.45 ? IN.
LAcKAwANNA X 8LooNIsEURG Il. i. TRANS
leave Northumberland as foIlows-9,45 a. n''
and 40 pm: arrive at 1873 a.In.,and D." pm
Accidental Insurance Tickets can be had OF
J. Sbiuran. Ticket Agent, at the Depot
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Is UNIVERSITY Place. New YORK,
Want Agents everywhere for the fohowjag:
SPIRITS OF TIE HOLY BIBLE. Edited by
Frank Moore I'm elegant Svo, 800 Tp., so En-
gr.yings-for the Old Masters. Price $500
OUR FIRST HUNDRED YEARS. The Life
Of the Republic. By c. Edwards Lester. j.
monthly parts. 9orp, each. Royal oyo. 80 cts.
each part.
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF CEAS.
SUMNER, BY G. Edwards Lesion. 18Th Edi
tiou revised and enlarged. syo. 100 PIP, s1.I5.
THE NEW YORK TONES. BY Warden Sut-
ton. \ complete history of Noted Criminals Of
New York, and the Romance of Prison Life. eyo.
go pp $3.50.
Circulars, specimen pages, and terms to agents
on application as above. sl',iw.
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&ocaI Afairs.

D. 7. WrARroN Of this place, had one oi ms
fingers sawed bv a circular saw, in the L. % l.
sbors. on Monday last, while engaged in saving
,rpm beltinr. The saw struck the end OF the
finger and run through into the hand.
DIR Milton friends have resolved TO hold an
Agricultural Fair. commencing on the 2Sth Inst''
and TO continue to the 81 Of October.
Trrr pew steam boat being built by Ira /. Cle-
mont of this place was launched last week. Inc
machinery is now being put in her. ana III Il
short time we may expect her 10 glide over 'l''
waters Of the Susquebanna
Frr.U ARRIVAL OF MuLNEET.-Hats, feath-
.rs flowers. ribbons, &c, just received at the
store Of Miss J. Shissler. An elegant assoH-
mcut suited for the fall season.
HANDSOME fence has been erected around
.he Catholic church lot on Arch street
ORR fire deuar,ment was cxultont on their re-
,nrr from the fremcu's pic mic at Lewisbarg' on
Friday. over the splendid reception they met VIII
from the citizens of that place.
Mrs. margaret Coon OF Cakctown, wa sur
ises on tie eve Of her Goth birth day, last week.
~, r,vfrr her premises invaded by friends who
b-oarht her lots Of good things as a doha''o"'
c,r,,.,lv Of Lewis
NJ W. -, ~, Io,yfsruro- Giro
O"'-' ',,.'' r.s;,ant Of Harrisburg, has
"'''. -, 1,,..,,,oetar At Hqrrisburr. vice
George Bcr~ncr, deceased.
J,roR II. KArFFMAN, Esq, Of Upper Mana
NOV township. reports com stalk on h4' l'I'',
- feet inches high, with fail grown ears o.
10 i'0'
'O'"' ,,...-.,,,,. ,yff, rive a
I'M -, .t tI.e hall on Fourth
street
Wg. LrsuER, farmer outside Of 'A' o''o"-"
limits. has lately been annoyed by petty 'A'.''S
who frequently invaded his premises S's''i''-
butter. lard. &c. Last week he Eaa se'''',
houses searched in Cakeio""' 'u' "'" "'' ''''
his nroncrtv
s,,,.r,r-,, 7Tr7r.rn accidentally shot himself
in the hand q few days ago, While ID 'h' "e' VI
examining pi,tol at an alpraiscmlnt Ih o'''.-
7fsou,ope township. The ball passed thFo"S"
,ho hand into the leg. The wounds are not dan
,,,roue.
,,,,.l,r oFrfootiens TO DIR. Jos. Eyster
for, hoy Of his delicious Concord Grapes, raised
-, his e,r,u in I-prcr Augusta. They were most
delicious The Doctor has large H"""'"S
-, g.. ts SHINING TO the cities.
rr~r assortment Of ncck-iics just received
ot the Millinery Store Of Miss !. ShssIcr'
-. s,.,,t,,,,, ,.,,rr,.s,onaent Of the Nlto,sian'
..a,-.r.., >, rr.,nentIy delights in remark aP-
,.-.,.,,,,,,, e.. ribaldrous. aud still m'rc I'e-
1ueutly The pousepsicaI. without rcgIr' 10 "s,'
s,v or resrectobi1i,v in his corresr. r..dehce' ii'
Is not considered resronsllo ms conduct
- e. -. IN it has been for sixty
m. ~ the Pennsylvania canal j.
n, ats are run outside the chahh'' oe-
-, northumberland and the inlet al the 'e'-
- .t,pogitc this place.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18
THE GREAT CAUSE OF
HUMAN MISERY.


Price SIy Cents.
\ Lecture on the Nature. Treatment. and
Radical cure Of Seminal Weakness, or Spcrma-
torrhwa. Induced by Seif-Abuse, involuntary
Emissions, impOcgacy, Nervous Debility. and
Impediments to Marriage generally; Con
sumption, Epilepsy, and Fits Mental aud Ply
steal Iucapacitd, &c.-By ROBERT J. CUL-
NERWELL, VI. d., author 0: the -'Greeu
Book" &c.
The YOrd-Tsuowntd author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of Seif-AbUse may
be eficctuaily removed without medicine, and
without dangerous surgical operations, bOugies
instruments, rings or cOrdiIls, pointing out q
mode OF cure at once certain and eiectual, hy
which every sufferer, no matter what his cOnGi-
tion may be- may cure himself eheapy. private
". and radically.
This Lecture will prove boon to thousands
and thousands.
Sent under SEAL IN plain envelope, to any address,
on receipt Of six cents. two postage SamIs.
Address the Publishers,
CH1S i O. KLINE % 70
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
AND ALL THROAT DISEASES,
WELLS CAEsHGEEC TAEE.ETS.
PUT Up ONLY IN BLUE BOXES.
y TRIED AND SURE REMEDY.
Sold Iv Druggists sl7 4w.
EyERyRODy.s owx F,EEYsrcIAx.

By G. ". GLEASON, n. D. \ magnificent volume.
over -TU ErgI.yi-g- Low price. one agent took 100
orders III week. Agents wanted Circul'rs free
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18
Candidates Cards.
For COUNTY Commissioner.

AMOS VhSTINE. Of Shamokin township, sub
fcct 10 the decision of the Republican County
Convention.
SrrtvmHuT I. 1874.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18

HoLMAH's lew Pictorial Bibles. 1850 Illus
tratious. Address fnr circulars, \ j. HOLMAN co,
$50 Arch 81. Pha. sI7,4w.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18

of'ac latest styles. Having had much expert
enc. in the business he desires the public to give
him trial.
Cishiug will be made up in the latest Paris
and American Fashions in the most satisfactory
manner.
al2'72 CHARLES MATHL.
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MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.

lgInNLO itL - lin SItSNes
The PernriGn Syrup, a Protect
Ell Solution of the PrOtOride Of
Iron. as so combined as to hare
the character of an dtiHleBt, as
PaSUV diqPSfed and dSSiHnJdte0
2rifh the blood as the simplest
food. 1t increases the quantity
of Natures OWH Tit0iiSiHO
Igcnt. IRON in the blood, and
cures "a thousand ills, simply
6yTOniHg Hp, ,IHrigOrGtiRJ dIl6
THaiizin0 the System. The en-
7'icHcd and Cit0Li@ed blood per-
3Re0teS crePy part of the body,
7'epGiFing damages and aC0ste,
searching ont morbid Secrc-
tiOnS. and tearing nothing for
disease to feet HpOH.
This is the secret Of the aCO11-
dcIJW success of this remedy iII
curing Dyspepsia, Liver Conn
plaint, Dropsy, Chronic Diar-
rh0a, BoiIs, Nervous Affections,
ChilIs and FcverS, Humors,
Loss of Constitutional NigOr,
Diseases Of the Kidneys and
Bladder, Female Complaints,
Gad al diseases originating iIJ
q bad state Of the blood, or 0C-
COmp0nicd by Gc6Ujty or u lO1O
state of TIE 9VstcH. Being free
Ji'Om 1IcohCy. Ia dlly form, ats
eHcrGi@iAG cfJcctS GTc not fol-
iClc6d Oy corresponding TedC-
HOn, GUt ere permanent, iHtE-
sing strength, rjgOP. 0Itt HelO
IjTc into all pGTts of the SYSTEM,
GIId bHiidjHG i;p G!1 IIoD Con-
.StitUfiOH.
thousands hare been changed
Gy the use of this remedy, JrOHS
3reGI;, sjchIy, suffering creO-
tHrcS. to strong, he0Ithy, and
EGEEY l2Css and lrOD,ep: ant
i3T0ji,jS C,fHeot TeOSOB0GIyRcS-
lit;ta 10 Gi2'c 10 q trial.
See M0t cGch bottle hes PERU
WAN SYnU? J!OaCIS iis The glass.
Pamphlets Free.
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Proprietors,
No. l Milton Place. Boston.
II nut-CCTGTS
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E.sse UOR ORE!

E.lssUOR ST0gE!
CHRISTIAN NEFF,
Second Street, opposite the Court House, SUN
BURY, Pa,
Respectfully invites the attention of Retailers
and others, that he has on hand, and VIII con-
s;antly keep all kinds Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
Consisting of Pure Brandies: Cogniac Cherry,
Ginger, Rochelle and Otard.
Whiskies: Pure Rye Copper-nistilIed, Monnu-
.ahela. Apple and Nectar.
PURE HOLLAND GIN!
Wines: Champagne Wine, Sherry, Port and
tlaret.
Grab Cider, Champagne Cider, =. Z. Rum,
Brown Stout and Scotch Ale.
STOMACH AND BAR BITTERS,
And ali others Liquors which can be found in
the city markets, which will be sold at Whole
sale and Retail. Every article guaranteed az
represented. Also, a large lot of DEMIJOHNS
and BOTTLES, always on hand.
- Orders promptly attended to- and public
patronage respectfully solicited
q NFFF.
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= TaiioTiNg! Tailoring ! !!
CHARLES MAIHL,
DESPECTFULLY informs The citizens To-,
4 4 hc has just received bis
Spring and Summer Goods.
GENTS. AND BOYS SUITS.

on Fourth Street, below Market, in the Mule
building, ana that hr Is prepared to make mp al
kinds of
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18

T>Iox PAEK AND AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION.
The Entry Books of the association will be
opened on Monday next at the drug store Of Geo.
B. Cadwalladcr, on Market street, and Will DE
closed on Tuesday evening, Sept. 10Th. 40
goods will be received upon the grounds later
than Wednesday morning, Sept 30. All persons
are requested to have their goods entered as ear
ly as possible in order to save confusion and loss
of time during the first day Of the Fair.
By order fthc Executive Committee.
p II MOORE Sar'ry.
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This is 10 new and untred discovery, but mas been
long used with wonderful remedial results ana is Pro-
uouLead ly highest molical authorizes 'fuc most
pnyvcrt a! tonic and altcru.rir" Euowu.'
Ash your druggist for i.
For sale by JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY * CO.,
sI7.Gv. Philadelphia, Pa
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18
STAR STOVE ESGARDS
THc TniteH states EoublEsE,Eng 90

Silver IuS'rc. High Ornamental. po-lect Wo'rrtg
o. Iut U.lT -oyos. Ask yo|r d. .r- Igr Il. sli,.E
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trogr TO Sr>ET.-We are pleased 10 be able
TO announce that the Hancock steel and Iron
Company contemplate starting the old mill into
operation I'D about ten or fourteen days. This
is certainly a ''consummat,on deyouty to be
wished. as it has been many long months since
The wheels Of industry have he q ,a motion IN
tl,a, quarter. We also irrw that applications
for cu 5Ioylacut agc being pa, in daily, and that
the positions are rapidly al.iuG up.-L"~il.e ht-
jrlI,gDt,,r.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1874-09-18

TcE CRrAN Froc7crs. a new lot just received
las IL NASSFR.
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MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
READT-MADE CLOTHING,

JOHS ". Sell.
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Court ProseesiiDg-.

Z "a - Z + - , AFa p ] ~
Cburt called Monday afternoon Of last
we&, Judge Rowe presidin present Asso-
ciatts Mowry and Turner. The following
cases were disposed of
jonas Lichiy vs. Salisbury * Baltimore
r. & Co, change oi venue. Certified to
Bedford County for trial.
tniiucncy saw MIL Co, ysJames B'tN-
ter. rule OF Bar on PIT 90 shew why the
casd should not be marked settled.
Sbmerset Bor. VS. Joseph Snyder ct al
81 h sur mechanics lien. Verdict tor
Defendants.
&corse Kimmell " John D. Roddy and
Hin bun Findlay. Verdict for Defendants
Mo6on for Il new trial filed.
John G.. Fisher SIS y. G. Keim X Co,
tender of S26, - 10 Dtftadanis accepted
10y Plaintiff.
William, May vs. .S9nteEse, County Mu
tuaI Enc 1nshfautc Go, Verdict in favor
of Plaintiff for the sum of S99s Motion
for Hea 1hA Afiesi. fEsH q
Sahte1 Bff1egaf vs Joh:e Miller, Plf.
enters a non suit.
Ssmuels Bridegan rvs JDlin Baker, ap-
peal Verdict for Plff. for s. 95 Motion
for new trial filed. .Ez as
j. cover I Co vs. Thomas Heron, As.
sunGlsct. Verdict for Plff $3.50 ..
Jehn Husband vs. Wm. (. Divelv, ap-
peal If. takes non sIiit.
IL j. Picking ys II. L. Baer and T.. >
kerkhashlegeT Detts. confessed judg-
ment for S2e3 50.
J@hn Michacl, .vs Samuel Z. GeIger, as,
suns,set.S sver,lct- for p PtIintiff for 1896 20
Gillian Millers use rs John Foyle, ap-
peal Verdict for Defendants.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

We have on hand a
large lot Of Warranty,
Trustees and Admins
traitors Deeds. all of
most approved styles,
printed on extra heavy
perfect paper, with new
type specially adapted
to the purpose. The
entire deed including.
the endorsement is en-
closed in a beautiful
border Of green. Be-
sides beng well PRINT
ed all the blank spaces
are nicely ruled. To
use the words Of one
of our most prominent
lawyers. they are per-
feet i'll every respect"
We will sell them to
merchants and others
in two and three dozen
lots at a very low fig
ure, and at retail at
the usual prices. -. - Il
We keep constantly
on hand for the Use OF
Constables and j. P's.,,
Summons. Executions,
SubpGnas, and War
rants. also Promissory,
Judgment and Exemp-
ton Notes.
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TIE following particulars Of q shooting
Array which occurred at Irwin Station,
ere taken from the Greensburg Herald:
EAbout half past tHo'clock on WodE:S )
fy niglG las sweek, q party Of men,
emon4 who's Efe SAmpson Ghiyers.
l Joseph Allen. James Williams and one
tkeese, were coming down the main street
scf the village from the 'Squires Office.
Nhere trifling difficulty between Williams
land Reese had been settled BY the good
offices OF ChireES croxd came mp
10 Paddy. .pT Tet sat5andt was sggested
.that all hands take drink The party
Immediately entered, and considerable
..liquor was disposed of--each man treat
ing in turn. As there were thirteen of
Rhenl, it will be apparent that the amount
consumed N&,as Above ihe Asesge The
party, ,Swith fhe exception OF 'Cfivers and
Allen then left the house the two men
spamed sitting md chsttisg IN the saloon.
n few monents amiRer named Thomas
fAvan entered, AND, ;goins up. to y,he bar
Called for something good TO drink. 1t ap-
pears that an old quarrel, said to be caused
by thenon payment OF O. liquor bill from
Laran 10 Chiv ers. existed between them,
and il only wanted the fuel supplied by the
liquor 10 stir up the old fued TO its former
fury. 4 man told Allsa taat.the menlisd
drawn their revolSs~ NAlkia' ref.ls siat-,
oh, that don't amount to anything.
The w vds wTs srsrcely spots,n when two
shots Followed each other In rapid success
sion! Allen ran into the melee to try and
separate the men, when becoming con
scious that his own safety was imperilled,
ho waited a moment and then il was the
tleed vsstsne. dasan. draw ING his pistel
with the delibcration of man who was
used TO such sport, took aim with all posi-
bic coolness. and fired twice at his sntag !.
mist, when Chiyers fell. shot in the head.
i.aSan ran up and again eocking the re-
Telver attempted to fire once more when
when he was seized bv Allen and the pis-
tot taken from him In another moment
Iavan had disappeared. Allen went 10
-the wounded man. who said II am done"
AMI then sank back insensible Chiyers
was at>oAeecarried to the house of 4 miner
named Adam Howarth. and Doctor Black
wood summoned to attend him. and soon
aiter Doctor Marchand arrived Ii was
tesnd that the victim was shot in the left
sidt. near the heart, and that another shot
had entered his chin and lodged in his
throat. EbejujHrcti 9Han s an-English-
man by bfrtlGfbour' 30 years ofage, and
a miner by occupation, but he has recent
ly been keeping saloon. He Is a married
man. with six children. Lavan is also
a married man and has family. He is an
Irishsan by BIRTH but has resided here a
number of years. 1t is conceded that
Chivers fired first. add there are many who
justify l.avans action on the ground of
self-defence- Iayanisnow in lan. @
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1hursdau. March 1911, 1874.

Al o'clock T. NJ all the right. title interest and
clailn Of John ]. Soheil, with notice % WIN. j.
Baer Terre Tenant oL Ia and 10 the undivided
one half Of the following described real estate Viz
follows. viz:
No I. A certain tract of I1nd situated in Ale
gheuy To-. known as the " eIscl Tract. azlJ9iEiBs
Lands u Noah IiptOn Joseph ware and others,
which + erected two story house anu other build
ings. and also Saw Mill. with about tventy
acres clear.
No. : certain Tract oG land situate IN ALE
gheuy Tp. known as the SjurTz Grist AliH Tract.
adjoining, lanis Of Jacob Fair ct AL containing
! about two hundred and forty acres, with about
twenty-five acres clear which j. erected two
story iouse. barn and other oaildins. anu al Old
Grtsi Mil and Saw Mil
No. 3. \ tract OF land in Allegheny Up. asJJin-
Ing the StuTtE property Containing about i'Tiy
acres.
NO.4 \ certain tract Of land situated in Ale
ghcuy Tp.. ad joining lands OF Abraham Shailer
ans others containing two hundred arres. tnis
tract !. knoFn the Sweitzer tract, with small
portion cleared and the balance heavily tiinterei
These four tracts were conveyed 10 Joan J.
ScAcll by John Neii AMI wife, deeds dated
day Of December is63, by reference thereto full
deserp pti0n viii sPPear. and the Land ne; cleared
- heavily t.mbeT-d with Henhek. White Pine
and Oak.
4 certain tract u land situate in Allegheny Tp.,
containing auuut one hundred and ten and Sae
halfacre.. adjoining lands VI ADrul. ShsiieT and
Others. A bout acTe- cleared. with san Mlll
and other buildings erected on the prcmi ses. Il
being The same tract og land conveyed 20 John J.
Sehc IN lee siIa Ede. by A G Miller b. deed "a
tSd Sept "a lS5s By reference thereto fuller DE-
.,fif4itr will appear Nith the appurtenan-es.
Taken into execution a. the properly u John J.
SeLeii..vith uJtice 70 " m J. Baer Terre tenant,
az the suit 81 NJ. \. S8TIner.
d. mar, Saerin.
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- +'f ..
AMAN drew note promising To pay
onebiundred I;oiIars.i He uss'd the printed
f0iTt, and did not close up the blank deVo-
ted J. dollars, and after passing II as ne
sDti l,ie paper somebody Inserted i'and
idiiI after tbe one hundred and beloTe HE
priIted word dollars. The note, thus al.
icrj. GOT into the han, of an innocent
Iart " ho pTessnieG IL W The drawer. and
The Supreme Court decided that the maker
Odd noe wtrs liable for SIS lace, bccause
tlntugh negligence be did nof draw ! line
beii cen the printed word dollars, Any
esttnony thai The drawer might offer 10
establish the TACT that he gave She note f,f
one tIundred dollars must go tor nothing,
as there was noiliiH,, on the face oi The
Inoti 10 show thai il, had Deen altered
Evidence of an alienation on,ihe face OF
the note would have changed the case.
Let bhis. De q lesson1o All ara wery Hprou-
issety netes So'dne cshtah l& too care
fpl such matters.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

CASH is the basis on which all trade
should be conducted. When people dis.
cover how much it really costs them to
buy on credit they will make the greater
iefiou TO run only on cash accounts. Ii is
ioolishness IN every sense of the word for
fanen 10 buy and sell on credit. and should
be always avoided.
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1Nwe advertisements
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

David Saylor No 2Ij February Term. Is.3-
TO Voluntary assignment foF the
". II. Hay. benef, Of cre.lit0rs.
And now TO Wit, 18th February, Is7i on motion
Of Val Hay. ISL. the Court appoint j. %. KIN
mel auditor To distribute the fGni In the hand. Of
the assignee % and amon- thUse legally entitled
thereto
Extract from the record certified q March, 1874.
r NJ. SCHROCK. Pro.
NOTlCE.-The undersigned will attend At the
office OF Val Hay Esq, in Somerset borough, on
Friday March =. lsTs- to perform the duties eli
Joined by the above commission.
10. EINMEL.
MARI Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

! WOULD it not be well Tor parents TO
know. either by visiting the school or
Consulting the teachers, whether or not
tleir boys are attending SCHOOL, Almost
every day, boys who should be at school.
may be seen playing about our streets.
They seem TO have no business there. and
act very much a. if fearful of being seen.
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4 DMINISPRATOR's NOTICE

Estate Of Thomas Mason. late OF Milford Twp
deceased.
Letters of administration on the atoye estate
having been granted TO the undersigned, notice /.
hereby given to those indebted to it to make inme
diate payment, and those haTingclaims agains; Il,
to present them duly authenticated for settlement
at late residence of deceased in said township Oh
THURSDAY, April ., ls14.
MONROE MORRISON.
Administrator.
REBECCA MASON.
MARI Admiui.tratriX
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1874-03-04

We had the pleasure OF listening to a
lecture on Travels in Egypt and the viii
derneSs OF the Dead Sea on Monday eve
ming Of last week. The lecturer Rev. W
F. kean. Is a very eloquent and interest
ing speaker. The lecture was particularly
interesting to all students OF biblical history
The house was well filed and all went
away well satisfied with the way in which
tAey had invested their - cts.
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Furniture.

We direct attention to the advertise
ment, IN ano,b-r column, of the old and
well ARnAn furniture establishment OF
Messrs Lemon & Weise. at No. III Fourth
Avenue. Pittsburgh. Call, when in the
citv. examine their handsome array Of
iurniture, and learn prices. They are
courteous and ir-dealing gentlemen, and
furnish first class goods at very reasonable
,rikrc
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II isMitli sincsre regret fhat We are eah-
ed O. 10 resord ono OF those irightiul &C
cidehts which result from the use OF kero,
send Miss Annie, eldes; mdausber OF lr-
Win Pile. was burned in a frghtful man
ner pn Thursday evening last IL appears
that with number oi younger brother
anL.sisleTs Size vas Sseatal Eear Ne table
.oa. y hich lamp was placed, when one OF
the tmailer children inadvertently upset
the lamp, spiliing oiloycrMiss Annie $
clothing In an instant she was wrapped IN
4 sitet OF ilam5s Her arm from the wrist
80 die elbow was burn; horribly, she was
also burned very severely several places
alodt her lersoR. II was q fortunate
.and harrow. escape iroIh deaih- 800 ~ ,4s
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IssplcTIAG- ALosG rue ILxR-Men-

IssPlcTIAG- Along THE IINE-Aea,
des X ohcn, Esq, President, and u num-
bcf Iii the Directors. with General Super
int1deut Hyndman and other officials,
hayt this week been engaged in visiting a
nUIiber of stations on their rOad-the Plits-
! l,ur kh, Washington and Baltimore Con
nelEyille route inspecting thefisops, 9th
tr bufdings, etc. OF the company; and
notag the condition OF The road, with a
EHs also To determine upOn contemplated
iiaytuyemenls. They we're at Cumber
Iaut on Tuesday morning leaving at 10 A.
N tThc party, travel IN special train OF
the president car and others, Captain Bly,
son! of this cifss 'eohdueior.-Cu
NOD as.as