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CHERiFF's SALB,-

By virtue Of . writ OF Lcvaria Facias. issued
out 0fthe Court of Common Pleas OF S0mcrso.
County Pa, and % me directed, / viii sell hy pub
lie 0st-cry at the Dale House, in Meyorslale Bor.,
on Friday, the 2eth day Of June, 1874, at = o'clock
2. M Of saidday the following described real e@
tate. viz:
All the right, title, interest and claim Of VIM.
B. Humbert, Of, in and 10 the following described
real estate, viz
a certain trsct oflau1 situate IN Sunni town
ship, Somerset county, Pa, Containing Il acres
and IS $40 perches, aIl cleared and in meadow.
with an unfinished hotel thereon erected. SAIL
building having asfront Of 100 feet and a depth OF
10 icct adjoining lands Of Ephraim-1fillcr, Willow
Forl and others, with the QppurtcuaRecs.
Taken Ia execution as the property or William
b. Humbert. at the suit Of Collins &Shiulev et al.
Ten per cent Of the purchase money must he
paid as soon as the property is sold and the bal-
ance when deed is delivered
OLIVER KNEPPEB.
{ue1O Sheriff,
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DfarcTohs rIEcrnD ron rnE rssrrNe 9rar
6fpioEns 21rc1zD roR TINS ENSUING WAR.
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

Proposals WIN be received at the Commissioners
Office. Somerset, nrthe building of q PTivy ia the
Court House yard, up to the 2oth day Of juno, the
house TO be 23x12. Q feet high, joint shingle root
The boards TO be planned oil. pl0ughed and gr0vci
and painted; two doors, fourteen stalls, one p3rtf
ton extending clear Trough The stone and ma
son work included. The contractor tOfnnd en- The
material for the building.
By order Of the Board.
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A UDITORs' NOTICE
EXECUToR,s NOTICE.

Estate Of John Barrone, late Of Somerset o..
deceased.
Letters 1estamentary on the above estate hav
ing been granted 10 the undersigned by the prop
cr authority, notice is hereby given TO those 81
dcbted to 1T rlabe fmmediat payment. and thuse
having claims against it viii present them 20 the
Undersigned at the late residence Of deceased in
said township, On Tuesday Juns 30th. 1s7L
JACOB NEFF.
mayo Exeegt0r.
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yioipet Death.

WEST NEWTON, June 20, lST4.-
Thomas Pettigrow albuteher by oc,
eupation, whilst driving d horse, was
struck by a. freight traih near this
place this morning, receiving ipjuries
that resulted in his death soon after
No blame is attaches 10, the railroad
oompany. Mr.. Pettigrew vas a.
worthy citizen, andis mqarned by all.
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fridag he I0h day. Of july, 1874.
mt o'elock. IN the town &c Ursiua, the following
RAJ estate, situate IN Ursina borough. iltG the
property of HenFyG. Bacr, deceased, viz.
Three contiguous lots situate on tho north side of
Chestnut street, each fronting 80 feet on said street
anil extending nOTthWard Of same breadth ono
hundred and nifty feet, in depth 20 Cedar alley.
Bounded by 9Th street on east. known on plan OF
midtoWn asl0ts Nos. 267, 2s5 and 259; also, lot No.
81, situate on the south side OF Locust street,
Fronting on same street S7H feet, and extending
southward same width $50 feet TO Sycamore alley.
adlaIning Strawberry alley On the west. also one
block containing contiguous lots Nos. $50, go. a1
and 81. situate on the north side Of Spruces street
adjoining 5th street on the west: also. one block
contiguous lots Nos. ass, 49,, ass. s38, situate on
the south side ofLocust street, adjoining 9Th street
on the east; alsa, ono block contiguous lots Nos.
Al. AZ, 43 md 4f4 situate on south side OF Locust
street, a3loining Raspberry alley on the east; als1.
Two Contiguous lots Nos. 2S and 80. situate on
n0fth side of-Spruce street, adjoining lot M. Z-
on the east, eaal lot 33Zfcet bF1JG.
Terms cash upon delivery OF deed.
H.. L. BAEH
IeIT Admiuistrltlr.
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and rFerT Where else Would there
were more women who could so hon.
esily year the title lady" Talk
about position makingthe first lady. .
Thousands Of poor neglected children
VIII in the days to come rise up aud
say blessed" Of this woman, whose
goodness was their FIRST ray Of sun
shine.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

49,
No. l.. Paid E.P. King on account
OF loss by fr 20
No.2. Paid Joseph S0rbcr in fgll
for lossby Ol
No. 3. Paid Michael H0g0n in fuI
for damagcshy re.............. 6 %
No. 4. Paid Charles Huppart in
full for damage by hre........... 81 90
No. s.. Paid Jonas HemWinger in
fun for damage by hre ..........- S Oh
N0-6. Paid Wm-M. Hulin full Tor
damage by fire. .--..-....-...- 4 ID
No. Z. Paid SarahSmithi in full for
damage by e.-.....--...-- %
NOS. Paid Henry j.. Mock in full
for damage by ure ............. = 90
No. o. Paid NJ. @. Miller for extra
services rs Uent.--..-.-.... 10 90
No. 10. Paid Somerset Herald for
blanks and annual report. 81 80
NO.1l. Paid revenue and postage
stamps ndStatCncry.----.-... % 10
No. Il. Paid J. NJ. Forster, iusur-
ance commissioner, feCs--.-.---.. p 90
No. -. Pad Sec. of the CON-. for
copy OF acCof Incorporation 8 %
No. i. Paid Baers and koOntz.
Esqrs.. Atty ecs-............... 20 Co
No. IS. Paid office rent aud fuel. % o.
No. 10. Paid IuO. Kicks salary Tor
one ye1ras See. and Treas...-..401 CO. l,9G 20
Bal. in Treas. in notes at int. and In hands
"a go "a
Amt. of Prem. notes Mabie to ssealent..1529 %
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Arcldcnt 10 am Exsurslon rsasn. !

.-FAU II 9L.lE--L 4lI J4lI 1EeTI
p W5hnS6ToSgN. C. yJuaeoIE=A.
serious accident happenedihi IdoFns
fingjto aReaeersion tFainaon the fGar-
DINA Central railroad. i Several hun
dred exc~nFsiolists were on their way.
to WHmingtonaadWh When atwosdand d
haGamilessthasi side9lof lSelesyiile the
locomotive, two fat sears, nsbaggage.
and second class ears we're thrown
from the track, qqOaptaln F.s8sWoo-
ton iaeondater, gbYas Slightly hurt.
Thomas IAdennp, exprassfsmessenger,
was serieuslyshRTt Three negroes
were killed and anime dgwoundeds
F0wingite the many ac~onfietns re.
ports tits impossible toi get the par
ticulaEsi as the Observation-Disclosures
prohibit the1seRding4cof Of specials to,
the press on anyIatelegrd1nsI ilsa4 do.
not ieasssthRougit eirhanassIoo I'D.
tna# skcoSD DfsrArcfb nj iowa
mod w0dg 6 moog
WLhHNGToS, JuheoRsTfmnc ci-
dent Ito the excursion 1rain was cans
ed by the washing out Gf a,beulvert,
six inches of rain having falleD last
night s2Theengihein tendar. and flour
cars weEea badly mashed. yAonegrol
fremani ahda two negro nbTakemen
were killed J0hnG alyim engineer,
Thomas Alderman. express ngent, a.
Sinclair, mail agent; andJ Hunt.
~ eredangerousl S8ounded4James
Candle. y. M. Evans, Ssmuell Burns,
John ThreadgiliaRd j ohm sRirming-
ham were painfully but ont danger,
ously hurt. A number of others were
slightly bruised and otherwise hurt
The excursion hadtob DE abandoned
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SALE.

Thc Commissioner ur S~oiarfset County win o-
fer 70 let at public cutlery, 90 the lowest anIbcsf
bidftcr, On the premises on Friday, the 10Th Cav
Of June. at / o'clock, the contract ior tie buiidir-
Of 4 bridge over Fllugherty creek where the road
from Geo. Warmers t. the station house at sand
Patch tunnel crosses said stream In Iarimer tWu.
Specifications VIII he exhibited a. the time.
o.. H. WALgER
VsJ-AULLE8.
FL COUNIRTMAN
J. NEfE, elk C0mmi simcrs.
jUcl0 ~
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The undersigned dEly appointed hy The Court Of
common Pleas Of Somerset county commissioner.
otake the testimony and report the facts in the
above entitled ease and anopini0n. hereby gives mo-
TIDE that he VIII attend tothe duties Of bis appoint
ment on Wednesday. the sth day Of July, atl0
o'clock ut his Office in Somerset borough, when
and gheFe all persons interested can attend
H. BAEh,
Iel7 Commissioner.
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DECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF
IL Somerset spf0Hgh School District for the year
ending June Isl, 1874. Tax rate ten mills CO the
dollar e-ylInaaon f0g senuol Puspossz an sc}eg
miilsfor Asfilding purposes.
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oTATEMENT Of SETTLEMENT

- Of the auditors Of the b0Foush Of Ursina for
the year ending April 13th, Is54.
!. =. Miller. Dr., To duplica Re-. ...--..---.->ti -
10 bal. OF duplicate ISL. 10 90
-
-f-n-FE
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EXPENDITURES

state appropriation ........ 5 1et 90
balance On hand from last wear 800. ~ -
From Collector. 186e 80
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