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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

Court convened on Monday last, His
Honor Judge Hall presiding Associates
Turner and Mowry on the bench. The
number OF persons in attendance was not
as large as usual. Ii will be seen by the
annexed account OF the proceedings that
the criminal list was unprecodentedly
small, there being but three cases tried.
Com. VS.. VIM. Moon. T. & B., IN inior-
nation of Juliana Bowers. Verdict guilty,
and the usual sentence imposed.
Com. VS.. A. ID. Boyd. Hugh Sands and
q. W. Webster. Larceny. Verdict of not
guilty as TO Boyd anu Webster, guilty as TO
Sands, Sands was sentenced 70 the eQuEty
Jail Tor three months,
In the above case the parties were
charged with the larceny Of some bacon
from a wrecked car on the Pittsburgh u
Connellsville Railroad.
Com. VS.. David johnson. Larceny, on
oath OF NJ. Ilady ct al. Verdict OF guilty,
and prisoner sentenced 20 the House OF
Refuge.
johnson is a small colored lad, and was
employed by Mr.. Fred. Naugle OF Meyers
dale when he committed the offence for
which he has been sentenced,
CIVIL LIsT.-Abraham Lands vs.. VIM.
\. Brant. Scire facias. Verdict for de
PENDANT.
Daniel Mostoller vs.. John Weigley.
Appeal. Verdict for defendant.
Daniel Mostoller vs.. VIM Rhcaas. Ap-
peal. Case continued at cost of defendant.
Jacob y. Beal VS.. Elizabeth Boucher.
Covenant. Plaintiff takes nOnsuit.
Henry Rauch and Aaron f. Bittner, ad-
mihistrators of John Rauch. decd, vs.
Matthias Poarhaugh. Verdict for plain
lifts.
Levi C~oughenour, use of IsaacJ. Cough
enour vs.. Jacob i. Deal. Assumpsit.
Verdict for plaintiff,
Pittsburgh National Plow Co. VS.. Henry
Shafier. Plaintiff takes nonsuit.
Joseph II. Pritts VS.. NJ. ID. Humbert ct
al. Trespass. Verdict for defendant.
Henry 5. Donges and 5. ID. Livengood
vs.. Joseph SCHNEIDER. Ejectment. Yer
dict for defendant.
In the application Of Jacob Hoyle for
the benefit Of the insolvent laws, the petit
lions and statements were filed and publ
cation ordered,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

YESTERDAY afternoon. between Tie
hours of two and five o'clock, might have
been seen lying on the banks of the Cones
toga, nea Reigart landing below Wood
ward Hill cemetery, four or five small boys,
% bca { s. drunk that none of them could
eel their names or where they lived, All
OF these boys were young and very small,
not one being "A years OF age. There they
lay, all huddled together, and the whiskey
Jug laying beside them halt full, and they
100 drunk 10 drink any more OF il, After
heir condition became kndWn. Il drew to
gether u large crowd, and two OF the small.
est boys were carried 70 their homes.
What action the parents OF these children
will take in the matter with regard 80 thos,
Nho sold them tie whisSey, remains 10 be
seen.
The above is FROM the Lancaster DAILY
ErDrcss OF Monday. Ii i; Is correct, anu
we have no reason to doubt it, the severesI
penalties O. the law should be visited on
those who sold them The liquor. Even
though the parents Of the boys do not set
ii 90 enter prosecution 1t should be done
by any citizen who has a knowledge OF the
fcts. ANY person Wig sells intoxicating
liquor to buys is a public enemy, ano
should he treated as such, one who would
spread the germs OF small pOX or scarlatinl
amoung our youthful population Is not .
greater criminal. Il is time that all good
citizens should unite in an cndeavor lC
bring such outlaws 20 justice.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03
DIED.

SNHDER-On .le LII inst. Jeremiah
snyder of Somerset Tp, aged g. years.
6months and 30 days.
BARRICk-Wiliiam Barrick. born cod
Of May 1895. died 22d Of January ISIS 4,
the residence Of his son-in-law, Josiah Shaf
fer. Esq. in Somerset Borough. ared
% years and eight months. The suhiecf
ofthis notice sustained in an eminent
degree the character Of an honest man,
the noblest work of God"
For upwards of11 yeals he has been n
resident of Somerset Borough, and in his
intercourse with the people as a public
servant. a private citizen and a Christian
gentleman was well nigh without a fault.
lie commanded universal respect as far rs
ne was known, and was well entitled to IL.
His last illness was ofshort duration. and
TO the very last moment his mind was
clear, and his prospects ola blissfuI immor-
tality ~unclouded. His last audible breath
ings were "All is well" And thus pass
ed from u midst a good man, ripe for
eternity. Cow
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

THE annual business meeting OF the Re
publicans Of Somerset County, was held
in the court room on Tuesday evening,
January Goth. The following o~rganiza-
ton was effected
Presidcnt-Isaac kaufman Of Cone
maugh.
Vice Prcsiden,s-Joseph SchToca Of
Brotherzyally Jacob Hoffman OF Paint
Josiah Mowry OF Somerset tp. Alexander
Ware Of Allegheny.
Secretaries Michael Hady ofNeye7sdale;
John Ross of ~Sionycreek Israel limerick
Of Southampton.
Major T. NJ. Sch-0cS was elected Chair
man OF the County Committee for TIE en-
suing year.
Short addresses were made by Ntssrs
KOoser, SChrock, koOnjZ and Soul.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

THE local OF this paper has a special
weakness for soft gingerbread, and pub
fishes the following recipe in hope that
some of thes lady readers of the .HERALD
will try it and send him some of the cake /:
One quart of mOlasses. one-half pound
Of butter, eight eggs, two t~ablespoontuls OF
ginger. one cup of cream, grated peel OF
one lemon. one t%easpoontul Of pearl ash Tor
soda. flour to make as thick as pound
cake. Beat the whites and yolks Of the
eggs separately. Dissolve the soda in a
little coli water. Beat the butter until il
is creamy. Add the eggs, cream, molas-
ses. ginger, lemon rind and soda. Nix
well and add the flour.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

Wien a Tilted young man looks on her
who is now anojher's. and sees that the
once 1.-The form resembles a sack OF wheat
With a string in the middle. sees the eyes
that once Cooked love 10 eyes that spake
again, bearing marks Of the uxorial boot
lack or backing bottle, sees the five red
haired children and the ~tow-headed twins,
then indeed, he may sigh and recall the
poets words the saddest. at might have
been'-wOrSc for me.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

PEOPLE who want 10 avoid broken
limbs should 60 to "Fashio ion Bazaar ana
get a pair OF "Ice Crepe rs They can
be attached to the gaiter Of a lady or the
boot OF a gentleman in a mo ment Il taken
off Just as quickly. They are a perfect
guarantee against falling ON ibe smooihesi
pavements Price only 60 cents.
MIS-. Jas. B.4REDwELL.
No. 6. Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

We are PANIED to hear that James ".
sfsrss. formerly Of This place. was recent
lv thrown from n horse in Kansas CITY
No. and instantly killed Mr. Marks was
on his way home 10 visit his parents at
New C~entreyille, this countr, when ne
terrible calamity occurred. He was the
son Of Harvey c. Marks, and will be re-
mcmbered hy MANY of our citizens as a
fine. promising young man.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

II will be seen by reference TO the state
ment of receipts and expenditures OF the
county that the balance in the hands OF
the Treasurer is S4S0S. f3B against Sl2,-
7S4.6B last year. The decrease is not IN
any degree owing to a lower rate in tax
alton or an increase in the ordinary expen-
ditures. but to the many Improvements
made on the public buildings, among
others, the building of a vault at a cost OF
$3565.25 and the large numbers OF bridges
hnilt-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

THE Tei,rmcd ministers Of this count
in order 10 keep themselves alive in the0l-
azv and general church matters, have
formed Themselves INTO a Theological
Club. The first meeting will be held in
this place next Monday, Feb. Sih, and con
iinue until "Wednesday. Public services
viii be held on Monday and TUESDAY
evenings The sermons viii be preached
by Rev. VIM. Rupp ofBerlin and Rev. J.
u. Steckel OF Meversdale.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

Mn. HIREgJ ]. BoTrs. a merchant at
Dsv;Ssviue. this county. while al Johns
torn Monday. Feb. 25th, purchased
among other articles a eddy OF tobacco
his Sod with It's contents was len stand
Inc in an aIlevi in herear Ofthe Merchants
Hotel While Mr. B. and his horses were
being refreshed. when The csdy Of tobacco
was distracted. THURSDAY the onoers
succeeded in arresting . lad named Danlel
Espy. Who confessed 10 the thefL AHat
OF the stolen goods were recapturecr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

The other dav in court a suitors char
acter tor truth was in question. Mr.. Baer
asked G witness what was the reputation
Of for truth and veracity in his neigh
b0rhO0d2 We'll. SAYS witness. chs
wife has several times complained 10 m
That be s,aid cut late ct nights at which
ir7-a. Jury. and audiergc m0re than
smiled.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

LIST OF letters remaining IN c'lhe
Post Office, Feb. 81. 1879:
Anderson John j.,
Bauty Mrs. Netty,
Cook Mrs. Nancy,
Grumpy Michael,
First John.
Gilbert James
Gale John,
Names Miss Annas-
Hoffman Joseph,
Haess Nrs Alice.
Koontz Miss Mary Ann,
Luther Daniel.
MefZ jacob,
Miller Susan.
Mckinney William,
Richards Joseph T.,
Wright Samuel.
II. OGLE, P. y,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

UNITED BRETuERS CoNFEEENCE.-
The thirtv-sixth annual session Of the
Conference Of the United Brethren in
Christ was held in JnhnstOwn last week
Bishop d. Edwards. d. D., Of Baltimore,
presided. 4 very large number Of the
ministers Of that denomination In Pennsyl-
vania were present Amenc others. the
forlov;nr snDo~'nsnts were made pre-
siding elder. west district. p. F. Smith /;
Somerset circuit ". Beighel.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03
b OF Resneet

al an informal meeting Of the officers
and teachers OF the Methodist L. Sabbath
School of Somerset, Pa, John +. Blymyer
er in the chair, the following proceeding
we're had.
On motion, the chair appointed f. {.
Sampsell, W. Megahan and w. Il. Nier a
committee to prepare suitable resolutions
on the death Of William Barrick, la.e a
member ofthe school. The following Is
the report of the committee:
Retolred. That IN the deoease -four venerable
brother. lie school has lost one Of rs most worthy
member. the community a good citizen, the fami-
lily g beloved father AM friend, Sei the church a
truly pious brother.
Resolped. That We sympathlfe with the family
Of The deparel one. fF truly q friend has gone
aeetion that their loss is bis eternal gain Tor he
died the death Of a Christian
Re,olred. That his memory is enzraven on oui
hearts. We shall ever cherish a lively remem
brance OF his virtues, and in order further 20 con
secrate MS truly Christian spirit, we viii attend
his funeral IN a body have these proceedings Re
corded among the records Of our Society and PUB
Iished ia the herald and u the bstzocTG; o. thi'
town, and aIsoa cog delivered tothe family 9th
deoesssA
/ ". MEGAHAN,
W-B. MIER,
Committee.
@IS consequence OF the ineiemency Of the Eeath
er this parI Of the programme WAS not strictly ear
| ried out
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

T. the city of Marietta, Ohio, they had q
smelling match. at which an admission fee
was charged and the proceeds devoted to
the relief of the poor. The spoilers were
among the prominent men and women OF
,kcC.,v. The best spoilers went down on
.nca words rs 'sulIful, skillully, " ZEN
pbagls and 'itailcizo."
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

THE following items taken from the
JohnstOwn TribVRC may serve rs a warn
ing to those Of u boys who persist in
coasting down the pavements on the hill
on Main street il despite OF the authority
Of the borough
About five o'clock last evening one Of the
carrier boys OF this paper, Winfield Glib
son, OF Millville Borough, received very
serious injuries while coasting down the
hill at the head of Maia street. The gate
al Mr.. IIelstein's residence had been LEFT
open, and as Gibson Was coming along on
his sled az q very rapid rate OF speed he
failed 70 miss the obstruction, and was
consequently thrown againstiJ with great
force. His shoulder blade was knocked
out OF place, his nose broken. and he also
received several severe cIEtusloRs about
the head and body.
Mention was made in last evenings is
sue OF another lad having been hurt in a
similar manner. 4hc name Of this boy il
lesh, his home being in the Second Ward,
and his injuries are tar more serious than
was at first supposed. One OF his legs and
an arm were fractured, and his jaw was
also dislocated. We need hardly advise
parents TO caution their children from pur-
suing this dangerous amusement Of coast
ny, for boys VII 30 boys, and Il would
Ue almost Impossible TO prevent them from
Shedding down the hill.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03
MARRIED.

GARDNER-CATON.-0n January
9th, 1875, at the house Of Rev, Samuel
Lowry, by Rev, $, Lowry. Mr.. George
Gardner to Miss Eliza CasoR both Of Ale
gheny township. Somerset County, Pa
WARE-LOUGE.-On the 21st day Of
January, at the house of the bride, by
Rev. Samuel Lowry. Mr.. Jackson Ware
to Miss Hannah LOuge, both Of Allegheny
township, Somerset csAaty, Pa
NICHELSON-PUTMAN,@0 Janu-
ssy 10Th, by A. Evans Esq. Mr.. Simon
Nicholson 10 Miss Lucretis Bell PutuaG
both Of Somerset county, Pa
PHE-NILLER-0n January 14ih,
BIZ q, Evans. Mr. Simon Pile TO Miss Aman-
ia Miller, both Of Milford township, Som
! erset County. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

THE award of the contract for Fostofice
scales to the MessrS, Fairbanks has given
much satisfaction 20 laB trals AID tie pub
lie generally,
There were six competitors for the con-
tract and all kinds Of Oblique influences
were brought TO bear upon the Postmaster
-,rnersi eaa the committee. The fact that
scaIes for 1900 to 1900 postofices had TO
be supplied by the frst week in January,
and that Messrs. FAIRBANKS at their sew
enl branches, from Nermontto California,
carry large stocks. must have been a o n
alteration. But the tact that In every cap
ital Of Europe. Ia the chief cities OF India,
in semi.barhaFic China and Japan, on a
the great American railroads, IN the snail
pioneer stores on the western frontier, IN
the large establishments Of our merchant
princes, ana in the laboratories OF our
men OF science. the Fairhaukz Sa.S IS lie
{ standard. must have influenced the decis-
ion Ia tsyor OF the champion soaiemaSerS
Of the world. This is the largest contract
/ for scales ever made in the world. and il
Is a matter fer c~0ngratulation that the
Postmaster General acted iIpar.aiiy Al
the award II the same principle were
adopted IN al government eoasracis q ben
I edcial impetus would be givoa d American
manufacturers in first class goods. Th'
footing obtained by The Fairbanks scale
in Great Britain is an honor to our country
and that It has become the government
! scale IS but due 10 is merits.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

HAVING adopted the cash system Ms
have reduced the prices on our entlIe
stock so that every % should examine
.nT prices before purchasing else" here
Produce taken ia exchange for g'ods
& 4 e. HuIDERHAUN
Cash Store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

BARGAINS IL Doors M SHOEs-For
thirty DAYS We viii sell Boots. Shoes and
Leather at very low prices to reduce stock
and make room for Spring and Summer
Goods. Ladies' Sandals 90 CTS. Mems
Sandals 90 cts. Buckeled Overshoes $2.Oo,
Mems Alaska OvershOes $3.50.
All kinds Of Boots. Shoes and Cater:
made 10 order on short notice at
SNYDER & inns.
No. 4. Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03
DUBLIC SALE.

BY virtue Ofan order issued out or the Orphans
Court Of Somerset County. and 20 me directed.
there will be exposed TO public sale az the Court
House in Somerset, on
FRIDAY, February 26tb, 1875.
she following real estate. late the property Of
Samuel VIII, deceased, viz:
No. ]. A tract Of land situate one mile north
east Of Somerset, containing 10 acres. adjoining
lands Of Jacob koOntz, Samuel Trent, Charles
win and others. all cleared and In a good state Of
cultivation. The land is Of q good quality and has
q vein OF good coal opened upon Il, and Is we'll
Watered.
Ne. 2 a piece OF timber land containing q
acres, adjoining lands OF samuel Trent, Augustus
Long and Charles VIII. The land is Of good quail
ity and well timbered and watered.
No. 8. A piece Of hand containing ~ acres, ad-
joining lands Of Charles VIII and Augustus Long,
about II acres cleared the balance Is we'll tina
oered and has several good springs on Il. Tho
land Is Of most excellent quality.
No. ]. VIII be offered In smaller lots f desired.
TERMS-One third, after deducting expensoL
to remain a lien on the premises, the interest 70
be paid annually 70 the widow during her life, and
at heTdeath the principal sum to be paid 20 the
heirs, 0ne-thlrd d the balance 20 be paid on con
trina Ton Of sa'c. and thu remainder In three equal
annual payments, 10 be securedby judgment bonds.
Ten per cent. % the hand money 70 be paid a.
s00R as property IS knocked down.
GEORGE SPANGLER,
RA& Trustee.
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:. ". DAVIS,
Pastor VI. Z Church.

ABAEroN. nd, subscriber Of the HER
AID sends us this mathematical question.
II has bcen published in the HERALD he
fore. hut as we are constantly receiving
new subscribers II may he new 20 many;
at three Gals Kill three rats in three
minutes. how many csis will It take a.
Kin one hundred rats in one hundred
minutes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03


THE BOARD OF PARDoNs.-The board
of pardons at its recent meeting considered
uhirty-fiye applications, in ten Of which
paTGOns were recommended TO be granted,
eight refused and the remainder held under
Amusement. Following is a list of those
recommended for pardOns
William Kelley, Of Fayeite, sentenced
for bI-glaFy=cHioFing s cellar and carry
ing away liquors. The petitions praying
for a pardon indicated that he was an i'm
beetle and that he was drawon into the
crime by more experienced thieves.
Antoine LOder, of Bradford county, sell
iug LIQUOR in violation Of law. IOder had
q license allowing ham 70 sell beer in
! Quantities less than five gallons. but &C
/ cordiug TO the application for pardon he
had in his ignorance miscapslFued the
law and sold tie malt an q larger scale.
/ He was sentenced on the 18th of January,
! 1875, to thirty days Imprisonment and IL
paw a fine of $3.50. The prosecuting at.
! toTney in a letter stated that according L
his opinion LodeT did net wllfully violate
! the law.
Henry s. Reighart, philadelphia, sen
tened to seven years in The Penitentiar!
in 1869 fer perjury. Reighayt periuret
himself in behalf Of a friend, stating thai
he owned property 10 which he had n
title whatever. He committed III
crime 30 thar he could 60 bail for an as
socia;e. The Judge discovered the trics
the same day and had them both indicted
The papers In Reigharts case stated iha
he had already undergone five years in
prisonment, and that his deportmepl la
been uniformly good HIS wife, Who la
been the only support of three childrel
since his Incarceration. was rapidly falling
in health. The Judge who pronounce
Judgment thought the public interest
would not suffer by his PARDON.
CaristiaEa Goldman. Of Bucks. assaul
i 5 ith intent to kill her child This woma
was subject to fits Of frenzy. temporary a
lacks Of insanity and was very jealous
/ her husband. While under the iBiuenC
E Of some hallucinaiion she resolved to de
troy herself and child. She took zoe u
FAINT and was Eboas throwing herself an
offspring INTO a vel when a daught'
held her back until friends arrived an
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

! ZILl mac been introduced into the
Legislature by Representative Toner Of
Mestmurehnd COUNTY for the repeal Of the
Local Option law. It appears 10 be the
general opinion throughout the State that
,hl law is failure and that some other
mears VIII have 10 be adopted.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

THE books Of the late srm of Hoover &
Lichiy are in my hands Tor settlement.
Al persons indebted by noe or book ac-
count will please call and settle and SAFE
further trouble.
JAMES /. PUGH.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

ITis said that charity covers a multitude
Of sins, and il might be suggested that all
who wish TO cover their transErcssiOns
have now a very favorable opportunity to
perform that work.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

VICE Qld immortality are certainly on
the decrease in this county. if the criminal
docket OF the present term OF our court is
any criterion, there being but three cas- s
on e.. The new district attorney win not
fndhis Office very lucrative at this rate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

Two negro girls in want Of a new bon
net placed distinctions on the Wilmington
and Weldon railroad, near Warsaw, the
ether day as they say for the purpose Of
killing some iadies on The trip that the
might secure the bonnCts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

prRso DESTROYS OF huyinga nice set 81
f,-s Will ind IL greatly "a their interests TO
call Al The cash store OF C. X Holder
baum before purchasing elsewhere ashley
49, oderiug ,heir fnrsat greatly reduced
prices
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

liz Is neat looking young man and
1aris his hair ia the middle, Int DESPITE
his great fact. and ihe stiii greater one
hat he could swretly warble Il love nont
lse but Thee, his girl Tilted him for "a
aliow-aced son OF il chandler RA0 hau
inherited eleven dollars and siNjy-tw0 and
. half cents worth OF furniture from lis
grandmother.
While reading ;.s mst f55R5F ais al
cniion vas attracted 70 an advertisement
headed how TO get rich. Here was a
chance to be avenged. lie weuid answer
tie advertisement gu3 become wealthy,
and be a clown IL circus, or mayhap, an
undertaken, and the Trail one would sigh
IS she sat bv the SIDE OF that son OF q chan
der and listened to his side splitting jokes
and think Of what might have been, or
grow pale with remoIse when she thought
She had deprived hers5lfof the proud sat
isfaction Of riding on tie hearse ST funerals.
The great secret Of the easy acquisition
OF wealth was 10 be revealed oTihetrifing
sum osone dollar.
He answered the advertisement and last
night received the following answer
.Work Il, b. anl : we ycu- rney.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-02-03

lRE besl CopgA syrun in me 4rksi Is
kldtisun Il Bros.
EZRA l. BEEGELT sells ouiy 4e' $50
sad can sell cheaper than any other 5''Ir
in town,
j. II. FRITZ, County Survey ~. Spec'al
Office day, Saturday. Office Ia lLe Oo@i'
House, Somerset, Pa.
Try our celebrated Irish SOAP, 'hc oeS.
in the market for laundry use, or cur hlIA
soap. 30 cakes Tor Sl.ge
EH0aDs - BEe
e,,,.,5 Clean Groceries and Feed of
m 800 AZ he Diamond Grocery ana
Feed Store.
~. 9 RrE.TTA-
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MRs. CATHARTNE STAUFFEYBURG. Of
Hazelton. Pa, a widowed mother, desires
information as tn the Whereabouts Of her
son. Henry ~StaufIenberg. She needs his
support and assistance. Exchanges VIII
please copy.