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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

WE acknowledge the receipt Of an ia
y~iis,ioG to attend a calico hop on Christ
mas Eve, 10 be given by the ''Silver Leaf
Social at Union Hall, Johnst wa We
are very sorry we can not be there boys.
Tor we'd like 70 show GU what kind of a
silver leaf we are.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

OPENING this week al low prices. Plaid
Calic0es. Ginghams. Canton Flannels.
Bleached and Uuhleached Muslins. Sheet
ing, Pillowcase Muslins, Napkins, Towels.
Felt Skirts, Bed Spreads, Colored and
Black Alpaels. Black Cashmeres, Colored
and White Blankets, Corseis, Trunks,
Travelling Bags &c
G.. R. PARKER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

oaALL Pox.-We notice tina, a crest
many OF our Exchanges ale telling their
readers thai; the small pox is prevailing IN
This county, which is a gross mistake. there
has been bit n case il the county This
year and That was along the southeastern
border, within a lew miles-cf Cumberland
.As .soonsis Of ibs Cumberland NJ, In
regard TO This lothsome disease are very
cheering indeed. No new cases are re-
ported aad the majority Of the palieais
Under treatment are rapidly eonvalescing.
There i. one young lady in our tow
who won't scare II the smallpox worth
a cent Her consolation is that when they
would attack her there would not be enough
10 90 around. Some consolation in being
betty, any how.
Most OF our people, ca the principle
that an canco Of prevention Is worth a
pound OF cure have been vsccinated.
It's IN i'll wind that blows nobody any
good. Our doctors are having plenty to
do v~accinating persons on account Of the
prevalence OF small -pox in Cumberland.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08
ELECTION

The stockholders Of the Somerset Il Beffori
Turnpike Road Coutany. viii take notice thaf az
eiectiun WI BE hetd n the house Of George A
kinErL- In Allegheny township, on the nrst Non
day - January next, 70 elect ene PresldenL x
Managers and a Treasu-er 70 contact The aHa4rs
Of said company for the ensuing year
JEFr kINEkL
President.
Bei0ri Inquirer copy AMI ez.ssc Company
dos
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

THOSE who desire 10 cultivate coughs
and colds are advised to wear los cut vests,
with no other protection to the breast than
the thickness OF q gauze undershirt and
the linen bosom Of the outer one. The
prescription is about ;~nfalible.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

A TUTORS NOTICE

lAe unlersig1ei auiiinr, apponr-IbytheC lgrt
y SeiAllA flaas o. S@nerseE county. % dist1h-
ute tbs ir-d in the hauds af the sheriff 1890
IN the saioct ths property % + n Marshall 4
~ = AMI auQ1Z those agniIy entitled thereto
hefeoE Ziyes notce that he sill attend IL tho ts-
ties Of ah aPp9intncns at hisoaies in S.r..rser
I1l--sl o. lhuTs1ay- January 8. ISIS when ana
soEe aiperSans Interested nay attend.
ia GLE.
No Aufrn-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

E. BRTBER, Artist. folded his tent on
Saturday last, aud left for Everett, Bedford
county. Mr.. Briber said before his de-
pariure, Il like Somerset well enough,
but the girls here are all % pretty that no
body cares about having pictures.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

KENEARD & OUDEsLUTs sold the most
Glades Butter last year. and obtained the
best prices. They have The trade and
facilities for doing the same again this
year.
KENNARD &OCDEsLUYs,
50 Exchange Place,
Baltimore
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Near Adrert.sements
fPaysl It Pays!
. HAT PAY :,

Fays every 4anulctG-cr. Ner-har. v.
- E Farmer, or Protestant mrn 4,
coyeries Of the AZ. A. d-
~ ne head Of every amnv q, iut-.lB-.
e4 a nsSspaper that i fnstr1rfivs
notes thsl2ht AMI eEccarages fisrussssn
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

II you want your Butter sold promptly
at good prices AMI the sales and none at
Onse, ship il 70 %
8 kEssARD & g~UpEsLUYs.
90 Exchange Place,
Baltimore.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08
A UDIToR'S NOTICE

Inc undersigned. having been aynoiBt.l a1l-
toT % make q distribution Of the mouevs Ia ne
hands Of oliver kneuDer. High sheriff of Som-r-
eTset county, arising CUT o. The slleo the real e.
tate Of Jacob u. Miller. % ami among those legal
II entitled thereto. gives notice thaf he viii ct
tent % tire duties % bis appointment n his or1co
N somerset, Pa. ca Friday. December Sisr. f.
al ID o'clock q. m- when and where 81 pazRs Ia
terested nay attend n they think proper.
Lie CuLBDRN.
Gees Aufifnr
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A UDiToR's NOTICE.

Inc uDd~ersigDed auditor. appoinied BY the or
phaus' Court Of Somerset cOzafy to ascertain al
Taneemente. II any. and make = distriburiou Of
he fuad 10 the hands II the executors Of Jacob L
Meyers deceased. 10 ami among those legally e1-
titled thereto, hereby gives notice that he villa
tend 10 the duiIeso Of his appointment At me once
u W h kOonrE- Esq. In the b1ronSn o. S9meI
set. on Monday. December q, IS ). at9 . eigek
a. 10. when All parties Interested can attend II
JOHN r. EDIE-
decs Ansitor-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

THE umbrella member with his pack OF
umbrellas, handles. wires, etc, was to be
seen busily plying his vocation, amid the
noise and hustle OF our street on Saturday
last.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08
A UDIToR'S NOTICE.

lac ahfersigned auditor. appointed b the
Court 70 make dts11bafion Of The funi IN the
hands Of Dennis Cook and Jesse Cook. afEcini4
traitors Of the estate Of Jacob Cook. lare OF S0ufh h.
amptou township, deceased. hereby gf-ss notice
that he vii attend to the Easse- o. MS appoint
ment 90 thursday DecouOer ISIS, at his Office
IN Somerset, Pa ahea az perDns Interested en-
attend.
HENRTF SCRELL
dee1 Anli.er.
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A UDITOR's NOTICE

having been APPOINTED aulitar ~ ~ .ulzsr--
Jourt % Same-1ez ecHuty to disrr1sfc tke Funds
in the haE-s OF samuel Com8. executor ii Bona
Mn l-1utman- deceased q and among those Ie-
E1Ay entitled thereto, RotSe IS hereby given mat
~ at'enit 20 me duties Of saIt appointment At
my Office Id Somerset hercnah. On fhurafav Ue-
eem9er O. L-a- when ami where al persons inter
eslcd nay attend.
&C. O8LE
I&N AUtrn-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

THE Dos5 eminent authors Of the day. sch a.
Hon. We GiadE0ne Prof Max Muller. Prot
huxley Dr.. ", Il Carpenter, Prot Tyndall. K.
A PractoF, Traces Power C0obe. The Duke %
Argyll jas A. Er9Ede, AirS. Muloch- Mrs. Oil
phant. Miss Thaekeray, Jean Ingelow. Gen Mae
Donald, Wa. Black, Anthony Truilope. Matthew
Arnofh, Henry Kingsley, Thomas Carlyle. W. W.
story. Robert Buchanan. Teunis0n. ROWING.
and mlly o-her.. are reuresen-el N IL uaEn. b
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08
4 UDITOR'S NOTICE

Having been appointed aulir5- By TIE grplans
C'lrtoi somerset eo2nty, 90 dStrhute tAe funds
IN the hands q Isaac kaaflaa. trustee fpr me
real estate q jacob Custer. deceased. D. anI
amc1s those legally eutit.ed thereto. notice =
hereby given uzat 1 VIII attend % the duties 81
SAID appointment ~ nv oflee. n Somerset Dor.
on Tuesday DeeemheT 2sth. Is7I, When and where
al perens Interested may attend.
+. G. OGLE
gees A1l1ar
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DR.. Finneya' Cem.ounaSyruno ar Blu.

chu = gSa-sr,e1d To cure Inflammation OF the
kIney <and Bladder, painful OF suppressed arin-
alton % frequent IN Old sge, rair,aI0r suppressed
menStruatiLn. RacofFhsa or whites. gravel. gieet.
Structure. bloody discharges. Bright's diseases.
5fekdsst deposits, drup-y, pain in the back or
side. sick headache. pinpies, hlotehes AMI erup-
tions on the face. aud all diseases Of a specific or
constitutional nature, regardless Il daratkn. age
or sex COMPOUND Sy-.p - Bseha Is a positive
aud radieai err E0F Ssio by Geo. W. Benford =
eHss, Ia. sepI5
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

As will be seen by an advertisement in
teachers Irritation society. yclept Teach
ers Institute. meets here between Christ
mas and New Year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

TIE amount OF Worsted and german
town wool that our young ladies are pur-
chasing with which 10 knit hOOds, scarfs-
etc, for Christmas gifts, is truly surpris-
inC.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08
A UDITORs' NOTICE.

AZ the auditor appointed BY the orphans-Cs1r-
on motion ei WA H. keontz Esa- a. distribute
the fund in the hands OF Jerome Is. Jennings. al
miuisfElt0r and trustee Er TIE sale 81 the reaT sE
t2te Or Israeli Rhoaes, deceased. / viii attsa8 ~
mr duties unsier said appointment az NV aaHee. in
Somerset. "a Wednesday. December ri ts7s. ~ 10
8eI0ek q. IA % nii day.
W H POSTLETHWATTE
dee. AaffrGr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

MERCHANTS who wish to advertise their
holiday goods will do well TO remember
that there IS but two more issues Of the
HERALD before Christmas.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08
Recent Ruling.

The Supreme Court has recently Fen-
dereG an opinion which determines the
vexed question Of the right of the acceptor
Of . time draft, with bill of lading on ac-
ceptance OF the draft by the drawee, 4
printed slip containing this opinion has
been forwarded TO an officer OF . OF our
banks here, and as it is q matter of general
importance w herewith publish il:
The.Court has now defined as the law
OF time drafts to order, and indorsed first.
that, in the absence of specific instructions
TO the contrary, the drawee may demand,
and The bask or other agency'must surren-
der the bilfof lading on an acceptance Of
the draft; second, that in case Of refrsal 10
detach and surrender the drafi treciting
the shipn.entl, the drawer and indorser
are Thereby released.
The determination OF this question does
not preclude the negotiation of time drafts
on specifically defined conditions, which
may yet be done on prescribed terms, as.
for Instance, when 1t is conditioned that
the bills Of iadiDg shall be held until pay
ment Of the draft, but il Is incumbent upon
the party buying such bills 10 have en-
bOdied q tie game The express Feserva-
ton of right TO hold the bill OF lading un.
I'LL maturity of acceptance.
The question thus settled establishes
q standard for the whole country, which
ALL involve new a adjustments. SO diverse
has been the practice from Stale 10 slate.
The ha.ki1s and mercantile community
VIII no. be slow to conceive aud adopt
such checks and safeguards as their expe-
Renee has, IN tinrs PAST. prerared .l,enr TO
suggest. The aec.sion is already accepted
&c soGnd lag, and viii work wholesome
results in insuring greater safety and
closer scrutiny than hitherto OF The eharae.
Ter and responsibility al drawers and
Ira~ees.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

EPISCOPAL services will be held in the
Good TemplaT hall on Sunday morning,
Dee. 18th. p, 10.ij. and Sunday evening
at = O'Clock
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

We always knew that our subscribers
had a wonderful amount of faith in our
ability. but we never expected to see them
exemplIiy that faith as they have been do
ing tor the past six months. They think
that a country editor ought to be able to
live on fifty cents a week and they appear
TO imagine that We have the ability TO do
H. Connected with this wonderful be-
lief 10 ouE ability is Their great regard for
ruth. Some Of them have been telling
us Tor years past that they would settle in
a few days. Now We don't like to.Aiak
that they told a deliberate lie but excuse
them on the belief that they were raised
in Norway where the days last six months
Like Mcclellan, gentleman, we mus have
a change Of base.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

OK the lst day Of January, 1876, / will
open a set Of new books Old accounts
cannot he transferred. Pers0ns knowing
themselves indebted on my old books viii
please call sad settle By cash or note.
e.. z. PARKER
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

Mr.. T. maxwell. OF Ursina this oun
Is. advertises a 100. 600 pressed bricS in
another place in this paper. They are
equal in finish TO the finest brick made
anywhere.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

AooDY and Sankey have tackled Phila-
delphia. Ii they can only succeed in
saving Alex. Mcclure, Sankey can change
his tune from Ninety and nine, to "Old
hundred"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Adam Shfrer. deeeaseE
Letters Reconsideration On theab0v estate haT-
Ing been granted 70 the undersigned - the prop
er a2thorty. notice Il hereby given % those IN
debted b u % makelIr Mediate payment. and those
having claims agains Il VII y eseut them duly
authenticated Er settlement az the Office af John
H UhL, in Somersct tor, on SATURDAY, JaDaary
la. Is75.
WI SHIREP.
decz AdLiniziutsr-
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pied,

sUFALL-John Sufall, on the 2Ist of
Nov, 1873, aged 81 years. / month, and
6 days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

The pubiic ere hereby .otidei not 10 pureh1~
IG1gmeut exemption note given by the zndersIgu-
ed. vith my wife and Mara Spangler az ball. %
Allan SBederick. on the 1Gth tsy 0f Deeember.
is74- calling Tor seventy dollars payable o. the
ism day Of December. 1875. - received 10 value
for il, and VII not RGy sAe same unless compelled
by law.
does GABRIEL SPANGLEg
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w. S. Temple e. Co.
September /. 1875.

We read nothing but what leaves some
imp, ssion on the mind. We are scarcely
conscious OF those impressions at the time,
but in the future they lock through our
minds like a train of ~fancies, and we know
not their origin and come time call them
original. II this be the case, and doubt
less II is, how very careful we should be
in regard to what we read. The habit of
indulging in light literature has to be ae-
quired, and is no easier to learn or break
yourself Of than that OF reading good sub
stantial matter. Such is the force Of habit
hence the necessity of good ones.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

Tie skating was elegant N Tuesday,
"Wednesday and Thursday Of last week,
and the youag io;xs made the best Of IL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

THOSE Of our young men who desire
New Years Cards can lie accommodated
by leaving there orders at this Office.
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MAYBE il isn't an imp9FteEt TACT bot
nevertheless it IS true, that the names OF
eighty six towns ia this state end with
burg.
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DUBLIC SALE

By virtue Of al orisz - sac ssarl-f o. the
Orphans Court o. SomsrSe- County the uGier-
sigse4. executor q John Hsrseh. llteof summit
township. VII ea az putZ@ Sle On
Saturday December 80, 1879,
a. he late E~sside1ee % deceased. Ar 2o'clock , y
the 0lloa1nZ real estate. 10 Summit t0aasnip-
.afIeiniuz La9s ef Lint ant Hugus- Pefe- EeFeTs
heirs cher lands OF John Hersch. deceased. sam
lel miller aad eftcrs. cu1tainirZ zfsii9Es- Il
tact % land containing 10 ares ant = perhes-
Of which abSHf 80 acres are cscar. halanrs Hel9
-imbered, viii line stuue, bi-Emiu1Gs e1nLlA
iron ere On The sane.
TERNS-Oucsa I'd IN hand st Aprls 4sE -
anec IA I'VE egral a1nuai payments. q D. seeur-i
N the prem<eE 70 per eent q tAe hs2a money
% De Iafi e. SON a. the prugeE[ = srae4 n
WI HERSCH-
Fers E-cc1f1rs-
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Eer Advertisements
SALES.

BY virtue Of sundry writs Of FIsri Fsrias ard
Leysria faei1s issued OUT ef the Coa-- ofCom-
mon Pleas o. Somerset county, Pa. and 10 me
directed. / will expose % sale 81 public outcrv. ~
the Court House. Ia Somersef. On
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TERMS

Daily Gezeue postage prepaid) by mail,
single subscribers. 81. 80 per year; in clubs
of five, $3.50; in clubs of ten or more.
$40. and an additional copy for every
ten TO the getteT up Of the club. Post
masters are requested 10 act as agents.
For sample copy, Of daily or weekly,
free of charge, address
KING, REED & Co,
Pittsburgh, p
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LITTELL'S LIVING AGE FOR 1876
The tact that The Liring Age soon enters
upon its Ihirty-third Year u continuous
and successfui publication, is a reuarka-
bic one in the history Of periodicals. And
as ii is the only thorough and fresh eom-
pilatipn of . current literature which EN-
BRACES the productions OF the ablest living
writers in science, fiction, poetry, history,
biography. politics. theology, philosophy.
criticism, and art, its importance t. Am
erican readers can hardly be o~verrated.
In no other way, in fact, can so much OF
the best work ofthe best minds Of he
Time be obtained % eaeapy or
s~o1yepseatiy. as through this standard
e~sleciic weekly.
The list Of foremost authors Of the day
represented in lis pages, will be found in
the prospectus published In another col
umn. and is Of itself sufficient evidence Of
the quality Of the magazine, while in guam
tity of reading it is unapproached-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

QUITE an excitement was created on
our streets Monday morning by a cry
Of fire Val. Hay Esq, had placed
a stove in a room of his new
house and built a fire in 1t without
connecting the pipe with a tllue, for the
purpose of drying the plastering, and a
large volume of smoke being seen issuing
from the windows and doors the cry of fire
was raised. Then
There was h~urryiny IN hot haste.
The clerk, the meIChant the i~atorer,
All went pouring forth with inpetious has,
- find thIt il was 4 false alarm.
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hENEARD & O~UDEsLU4s isaiS money
tor the farmers and merchss.s who shipped
10 them last year.
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~. I. Timss.
In no other single publication can there be
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NofIcE-

Notice is hereby given that an application vii
be male % The next tTeneral Assembly % Psnn-
sylyania Tor the repeal Of - much q the game
lsvsof this Commonwealth IS relates 70 the HINT
ing Of deer curing the month o. December IN each
year In Somerset county.
dere
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LittelIs Living Age.

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Pressed Brick,

Mads on the PhiIadsiphia pnuslqis, eEzllto th-
city article. HanIsome udde bTcks Superior %
anF made tn he county. Else DOS % hand To-
90 of Uniform ecioK- shcb ! VII seh a. low mies-
-Trespuuiense ssicaC1 frcH parties ntsndlnzt0
builf. ul take pleasure IN lGrnishll- san
MAXWELL
ases Ucsina. S1merset County Pl
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LITTELL Boston,
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Living Age anE ScribrerS s. NichfleS
Addrezs a. Abtve
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

The Commissioners .. Somerset eczlfy Edi %
fer 20 LET az public ssiery. % The lowest aud best
bidder. on the premises. On wednesday. the 9Th
dav o. December. 1873. atone O'Clock. the building
q a bridge ever Laurel HID Greek. whore the
public rad crosses said creek near the house o.
Freferfck Sh4uiis- n jefferson township. Plans
AMI speeifcztious VII be exhibited CT the day -
sale
VALENTINE ]. MILLER.
FRANCfS J.. CDTETEIMG.
Attest OLIVER ". BOY EE.
JACOB NEFF. EuEnLso1ers
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08
iABRIEL SPANGLEE
NOTICE

Sealed proposals. VIII Re cseIr=f a. the Com
mlssi0Ders once. Somerset, up 20 the 9Th DAY o
January next. 70 furnish the Court House ard
Jail with coal, wood and kiudiinr WOOD f0r the
coming year coEEHeEcing on the 5th day Of Jan
nary, ISIS. and ending On the 9Th day of lamar.
ISL By 1zsEr q the board.
JACOB NEFF.
deca CLERK
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

FoR SALE CHEAP.-A small building,
in good condition, inquire of
c. O.. BAssETT.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

WALTER & TRUNAL mean business
when they offer goods for cash or produce
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-08

HIGHEST prices for produce at Walter
& Truxals cash store.