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

Az effort is being made in the Limos
Legislature 10 enforce temperance Dy pas
sing a bin that provides, that any person
asking another to take adrink OF any IN
toxicating liquor shall be fined anywhere
from 20 to 100 dollars.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

FIRE AT IRwIN's STATIoN.-About II
O'Clock last night Goelring's brick build
ing at Twins Station was destroyed by
fire, which originated in the heater. The
building was occupied by four families.
part Of il was used as a store room. The
loss on the building cannot be given
| Davis. Jones & Co. lose $15, 600 on goods;
insured for $1,000. The flames communi-
Gated to an adjoining frame building, own
ed by the Westmoreland Coal Company,
which was also destroyed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

MoRIsoN & Bros. Cough Syrup has
given the best satisfaction for Coughs,
Colds. Ho-arsnoSS, Phthisic Asthma, and
for relief of Consumption. Ii eases the
cough in such diseases. II has cured hun
dreds Of cases when taken in time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03
4 ssIGNEEs' SALE.

n
upderslgned by John Bralllcr AMI vile 81 the real
snd personal estate o. said I0un Builicr. there
Will Be exposed % sale. BY puhiie 9uterT, ~ the no.
tel Of said Brallier, in BRln Borough s09erse'
County. Pa On
Saturday, March 9Th, 1875,
he following described valuable real estate,
No ]. A tract % land situate IN Brothe1Fsi
township. Somerset County Pa 2 l1.n.rx LLti
n samuel Phiis0n. Samuel Bsut1ier lad J
Naz1n. eontsiniEg - acres, grsi Iea-sE AGi.
This piece wiz De oEer-i In separate F-r-e4a %
No ? A trae. Of land situate n SAM township.
adjoining Jacob Bl0uzh. Samurl Musr-r and OBJ.
ers. containing - acres and ID perehes, one h1-l
clear
Containing ~ acres. being a part n the john
Ranch farm. with a good barn thereon erected.
MOI A tract 0f land situate in same township.
containing ? aeres and perehes- being par o. TIE
10. s. A certain lot Of ground situate IN ssns
township. containing about is perches, with
two stony dwelling house thereon erected being
No "a eerssin Iot Of ground situate 50 same
township, containing acre and y perche- pein4
No, a ID Of gr5uBd situate IN same township.
Containing - square Perches- being part Of kauel
Se The undivided enc seventeenth o. th,
cal under a certain tract n land atlats ia ssiI
township. being part q John Kaueh hrm
No. > A certain bt q ground situate Ga By
in B0rough. adgoiaiug property u John brlaa
ker. deceased. % the eat and Luther1n Far-a
age ca the Ees;, with a ons and a ball su1y hYltl
stable AMI other oatbuiidlnxs thereon erectei-
No %. TheunfiFiIet one baifUfS los u gr-unI
il Meyers1ale. 10 Eaii county.
Ais. the 0ii0Eirg valuable perfcnsl Pr1fery
TEO No. I Concorf Hacks. f0arSplng haeAs or
R9gzv aUs ne horze Hack, ore thrce horse Wag-
"a. t5ur Hack Slsds. Dur sets doubis Hare
Ines se;s single Harness. eight bead o. hlrs
Pisa Hanes, WindDil aai 2 Vlre-T "a r.
s~rticles.
Terms raale knoEn o. dsy g sale.
GEOEGE JOHNSON,
PETER SUDEK-
49, aaarr~e-a.
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NOTICE

me Dzr.uership heretofore eIlstllz ke-Us
DIS. Glrznzu a1s Carey has this day eIpEeL ~
persous fndsnts1 - IL aid Enl via Paeas @
faruzrt aEd settle their acc1unts, - re H4sa %
close our books by the Ersr u April
GAEEAN &GARE1.
Berlin. Fs5. L, ls1s- fG%
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NOTICE

Estats o; George T. Hay. late o. Dr5therEyalley
Twp deceased
Letters Of aduinIrratiOn On The above estate
having been granted to The undersigned. 1oticsil
hereby given 70 t5ose indebted 70 Il " make in1me-
date payuent. aud thoss having claims against Il,
70 present them duly authsnfieated sr settlement,
A The late residence O deceased o. saturday The
18th day u April ls7a
DAVID MEYERS.
Aa-H-HH--H-
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We are happy TO see the Herald follow sun ~
publfshipg the returns u the Spring Election, ~
mix in A condensed form. The Local appears .
mink his table viii DO to .bCt on, except School
directors and Supervisors. II he had taken ny
rrluble 10 scan our list more closely ne mlsht nav
made sure work and thus bet on the whole OF ~
A. our list was complied from official sources an
no 6gureg appear in the HerGid's, the charge %
i,srrnraey comes with q bad grace. But We arr
we'll SATISFIED TO see that the Herald cld toe con
densing. tor which we neither had the time ho'
sn-ce 10 spare.-FaHeg I~neepsndeaL
Look here Mr.. Independent man; tnal
statement of yours that "the Herald DC
the condcnsing, FOX which we neither had
the time nor space to spare, strikes US g;
rather homogeneous. You may not have
had the time, but We tail to see the force
of the argument in regard to space. Oul
tables in their condensed form occupy
but little more than a column, ano
had we published the names OF the defeat
ed candidates in addition, 1t would hardly
have taken halfthe space that they occu'
pied IN the Independent. We would moi
have gained much by scanning the Inae-
pendeHfs tables closely. II Addison y
the names of two of the successful caDdl
dates for School Directors do not appear ID
il at all. We might continue to name or
rors, but will rest here.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

CUgIOSITTEs or LASGCAGE--The Hin.
dus are said to have no word for friend.
The Italians have no equivalent Tor our
humility" The Russian dictionary gives
a word the definition of which Is. moi Il
have enough buttons on your foOtman';
waIStc0at a second means TO kih over
/ again. I third ''to earn by dancing.
I The Geinians call q fhimble a finger
hat, which il certainly is, and a grass
hopper a hay horse 4 glove with
them is 3 hand shoe, showing that they
wore shoes before gloves. The French.
strange 70 say, have no verb Ito stand, =
nor can a Frenchm2n speak Of kicking
any one. The nearest approach be, in
his ~poliieness, makes to il Is to threaten &c
give a blow with his foot. the same
thing, probably, to the recipient in either
case. but il seems 10 wan the direeineSs,
the energy, OF our kick, The term
upstairs and downstairs" IS Also IN
known in French.
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SCHELL 6 WILSON.
/ UDITOEs NOTICE

-
Having lcrn appointed agli-sr ~ tho CaH-
81 Clmn1u Pleas Of Slnrrset County. pa. -t8
make @ distribution Ci Lll fund l the hands eI t.e
executor % John Penrsd. deceased. tI anil lmaar
tllse LEGALLY Untitled thereto. and tJ OK tle rec1z
uizIlee- AMI also the willows d11U Il the real
estate. win attend t1 tic duties ~ SSH arus-rt
mcnt AZ my ohlce IN someuslt Pa. ln Fdlag the
5l Day % 1ilr.l. l-a. 90 OIL O'Clock llfhe flr-.
boon. wE-1 end airre a' persons .1tCrcstel can
attend.
FJ EOOsER.
c6I7 AufI---
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

DUFF's CoLLEGE.-There is no College
of the kind in the United States that stands
higher in the estimation Of the business
men than does Duff College. Its gradu-
ates are TO be found in all American cities.
There is no branch of ayoung mans edu-
cation which should be more cared for
Than apractical business training. Such
an education as he receives in this College
is necessary, whether he intends to be a
farmer, mechanic, merchant, or probes
sional man. Circulars can be obtained by
addressing, p. DUFF 6 Sons, Pittsburgh,
Pa -G9-pTe -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

EZRA J. Beeghley has just received
and has in store al kinds OF Flour, suchas
wheat, corn, buckwheat, &c Also all
kinds Of feed, such as corn, bran, oats,
bran. chop, middlings, sc. Having
bought in large quantities he is enabled to
sell at the very lowest prices. Also a iuil
and fresh supply Of the finest groceries
ever brought to town, all Of which will be
sold at prices 10 suit the times. Call at the
Diamond Grocery and examine prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

SENATOR MATT CARPENTER says
Some say the mission OF the Republican
party Is ended. You might as well say
that the mission Of the Church Is ended
because the Bible is printed as 10 say that
the mission Of the Republican party is
ended.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

UNDER Il new order from the Commits
sioaer Of Internal Revenue, all United
States siorukeepers and gaugers have been
taken from the distilleries OF which they
had charge and assigned to others. A
similar change viii occur every sixty days.
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Nem Advertisements
CHERIFF's L

By virtue Of sundry wriis Of FRI Facias AMI
yendftiOni Exponas, issued cut OF the Court u
Common Pleas Of Somerset COusty, Pa .ani % me
directed. l will sell By public ouicTF, at the Court
House, in Somerset borough, GA
ThuTsd0y, March 4th, 1873,
the following describe 7sal estate, viz:
All the right title. iatercst and claim OF Norman
d. Lichtllter OF. In and to the following described
No ! certain tract Of Land situate in Lower
Turkeyf0ot twp. Somerset county, Pa, containing
$50 acres, more or less. Of which there are about
LOO acres cleared and about 10 acres In meadow,
with A log dwelling house and log stable thereon
erected, adjoining lands OF sylvester Herring.
John Edge, VIM II. kOOntH, W. X. Thomas and
= tract heretofore known as the Ohio Mitchell
lands, win appurtcnaDccS-
No. 2 Twolots Of ground situate in Ursina
Oor.. Somerset county, Pa. and on the north side
Of Weyand avenue, and known on the general
plan OF said town as lots Nos. 90 and 243 with a
IL story frame dwelling house thereon erected,
bounded by Old road on north and west and lot OF
George Saylor on the south and east. with the APP
Of Norman b. Lichtliter at the suit ON. d. Llehf-
liter.
ALSO.
All the right. title, interest and claim ofN. b.
Lichtliter Of, in AMI TO the following described
real estate viz two lots Of ground situate In
Urslna Dor. Somerset c0uniy, Pa, on the north
side Of weyand Avenue, and known on the plan Of
said town as lots Nos. III ami ~ bounded by
Second Street on the west andlot ofof 7. d. Yutzy
on the east. being 37izfeet front aud 80 feet deep,
upon which Is erected a two story frame store
house, with the appnrtenances. Taken IN execu.
ton as the property Of n. B. Lichliter at the suit
Emmanuel Lichty.
ALSO.
An the right. title, interest and claim Of Thomai
LOudermllk Of In and to the following described
real estate, viz:
A certain lot OF ground situate in Confluence
Dor, Somerset county, Pa, containing a aer'
more orless, with q two story frame dwelling hous'
and a u story frame dwelling house thereon
Confluence Town Company on the northeast ant
fronting on street on the south, with the ap
purteDauces. Taken In execution az the property
Of Thomas LCHdermllk at the suit of A. ]
COlhOrn.
Ten per cent Of the purchase money must b
paid as soon as the property Is sold and the bal
ance when iced is delivered
feb II. OLIVER KEEPPER,
Zha~fH
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We hope many @ ou- i1cu@s Vii PAL
tern aiter our Jeas5r Y Eaals e5srelaad-
enl and send is items q interest ccclr-
r,nE In their a-erl locliIies SCch con-
municatiCns as the one named are ALWAYS
welcome.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

IMPORTANCE OF OxE NoTB,-Herc Is
something on the importance Of one vote.
which some Of our dilat0Ty Republicans
should heed. 1t comes from the Belleionie
Waterman
"The importance of n vote has again
been shown in our late borough election.
Mr.. Spear, the Democratic nominee ioi
school director. was beaten by just one
vote in the West ward. while Mr.. Hotter,
the Democratic candidate for Borough
Treasurer was defeated by two votes. and
Mr.. Bradley, for Council in the South
ward. was beaten by two votes. Mr..
jackson, Democratic candidate for Borough
Auditor, was elected by two votes. This
shows how important one vote IS Two
votes would have elected MI. Spear by a
majority of one, and three votes more
than were polled would have elected Mr.
Bradley and Mr.. Hoier by one majority
There were several Democratic voters n
both the South and West wards that were
not out. that could have been just as easily
as not. This ought TO teach voters the
importance Of exercising the right OF the
franchise whenever they have . chance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

WI have received quite a number Of
letters unlooompanied by The money.
asking Us 10 send the HERALD 10 parties
residing outside Of the county and in 8
number % caseso out ofthe STATE Since the
new postal law has gone into effect we
a-e compelled 10 ask that The subscription
price > Ter year. lie paid IN advance.
HC the Fssia5C No deviation what
ever en- bc made
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A -pMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE

Estate 0f Mar Rsan- hate Of Asdl-sn s0Sn-
ship. decS1sd-
LettsrEH admtnkstratten o. the abOreest2s bSE-
mx been granted "a the nnde-sl4nsd By the proper
zakhGrtty, n0tlee Is hereby gfxen - thosa tnoeossd
70 Il 70 make iumetfxte Gy1eE
MARY A. AcEILLEH,
rshs Aduiusstrxtnx-
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TNpopTAvr TO TOWNSHIP AND Dor
oreH OFFIcERs.-For the information OF
ali persons elected at the late February
election. 10 the Office OF constable, or to
any township or municipal Office, we pup
Tsh the following extract from the law OF
18th April 1874, (P. L. Co.
"Ali judicial, state, county, and Iiaa'e'
foal officers hereafter elected shall, before
entering on the duties Of their respective
ofices. take and subscribe the oath pre-
| scribed by section first OF article seven,
ofthe constitution OF this Commonwealth.
The penalty of a failure TO do so IS hnc
and imprisonment r,
Constables Except High Constables.
must take this constitutional oath IN Court,
to be fled i N the Clerks Office.
Townships officers must take 1t oeiorS
some person having authority to admins
ter oaihs a certified copy TO be flied WIZ
the Town Clerk.
Borough officers, before u judge or Z
Justice Of the peace ; 10 be filed among tE'
records Of the corporation. But the Ii
officer. having been sworn, may admins
ter the oath to the other officers.
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UDITORS' NOTICE.

The undersigned auditor, appointed by the Or
phaus' Court Of Somerset Conafy, Pennsylvania
10 A~seertain the ARRANGEMENTS made BY Adam
Schisier, deceased In his lifetime 70 his heirs. and
10 make distrsbatiOa Of the funds 10 the hands Ct
DR.. Wm- s. GAruz1, executor Of Adam Sehlsler,
dereased, 70 and among those legally entitled
thereto. hereby Kiyes notice that be viii attend 20
the duties q his apFoinfnnent a. Bis once IN The
B0r0axh Of Somerset, On THURSDAY: March IS
is-s. Al 10 O'eiock a. n when and where ali par
lies Interested are notified % attend.
4. h COEFRUTH-
uara Auiit0g-
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EXPERIMENTS have shown that an acre
Of wheat yielding twenty-five bushels re-
quiycs for its stem and grain forty-hve
pounds Of ammonia. The rain viii supply
about ten pounds, and unless the soil con.
tains the other ~thirty-fve It must be sup.
piled BIZ some fertilizer 10 ensure a full
C-Un.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

a HOoFEE>vuLE correspondent informs
rs that o valuable horse belonging - Ar-
C.. Ackerman died laiely. The particulars
of The death 0f the auimal are given too
infinitely Toy publication
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

Cory was out. The devil picked up
q paper and said 'Here's something
About 9 Woman-must l cut II out
NO ~ Numbered the editor 'the hrst
disturbance ever created in the world
was occ4sicGel by the devil fooling about
o woman
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

AEUDE fellow told Blrnum idsi De A1a
norer exhibited anything that was not a
bareaoed humbuE Yes I have sad
Barnum. "thC BEARDED lady WASH l4Ee
faccl
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4 REPORT comes 10 Us from New Balu-
mere 10 the effect that the ice from the Ju-
Hiata has formed a gorge on the Bottom
read" at the West End bridge, and that
The lower road is covered with ice for .
number OF miles, rendering present trayel
over il impossible.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

TEE lowing ncn IS lom the Con-
rellsyillc TriJuat,
u little fellow. about eight years Old.
named Joseph Hardin. while playing las:
thursday. near ihe mouth of one o.
DRTo coke ovens. fell into the mouth
OF the Ted-bot deTy furnace. and was burn.
Ell 20 q cinder in less than q minute. Le'
parents seep their chiiiren out q Canger,
IS lcuch SIS possible
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

WHEN old Sol issued his edict last week
the snow had 10 git up and git until our
usually quite little creek was q settling,
foaming torrent. The ice broke on Tuesday
and formed a number Of huge gorges, one
al the bridge a quarter Of : mile this side
Of Mineral Point, which, when It broke,
took the bridge with it. At Hays bridge,
farther upthe stream, the pier On the west
side was knocked down, leaving the bridge
impossible. II Is now feared that when
the rest Of the ice goes the bridge viii &C
with Il. The ice IS piled up in huge mas
ses al quite a number Of places. and other
bridges are still in danger. The ice in
many places Is considerably over a foot
thick. 4 number Of farmers are loSers
By having their fences carried away.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

J. WEAVER & Co.-"The most reliable
and Trustworthy agents we have ever had
business transactions with, the firm of j.
Weaver & Co, Pittsburgh, bear away the
palm. During the long period that we
have had dealings with the firm, they
have shown a commendable promputude
in filling every order without q moments
delay We commend the firm to the edi-
torial Fraternity throughout the State, as
gentlemen in whom the utmost reliance
can be placed. and to advertisers as care
ful and honest 10 their estimates.
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G FOR HATCHING.
DUBLIC SALE.
HONTINUED SALE.

The sale Of the sWyandott Chief Saw MIL, :
the property Of John Nef. as set up and In good
running order near D.. Limits mill, one mile s0uth
Of Somerset, hAsbeen e0ntloue1 until Tuesday, tne
an "a AurfI' ISIS. Cozrt Week, At which time the
sane wifi be sold at the Court House. Any per
son wishing information about the mil viii call On
tie uadersfgned at Somerset Pa
JOHN II. UHL.
Assfx9ee.
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Now Is Tie time when prudent parents
see Co g. that thc pan OF the boys on which
thcv slide down hili are properly hall
sr'el with i.atle-.tin or sheet lru1.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

BARGAINS II Doors AND SHoEs.-For
thirty DAYS we will sell Boots, Shoes and
Leaiherat very low prices TO reduce stock
and make room for Spring and SCmmer
Goods. Ladies' Sandals 60 CTS. Mems
sandals 90 cts. Buckeled 0vershOes $500,
Men Alaska OvershOes $50.
All kinds of Boots. Shoes and Caters
made TO order on short notice at
SNYDER & Um's,
No. 4, Mammoth Block.
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THr bridge @. the Keystone Narrow
Gauge Railroad. near Meycrsla-e. was
swept away by thc freshet ast week The
shipping of coal hv thc company has been
iu--e-rursed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

ANoSc the postal changes tgE Western
Pennsylvania We notice that A-. oilasJ J.
Cover has been appointed postmaster a.
Jenuer Y Roads.
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COURT SALE

By virtue cran0 rler ir1m the D-uaars Court b
sauerseI County. Pa, tome tIrec,el LvlIEla.
pgtle 'ais. Oh .a- premises IN
Saturday. Hqrch z9ii, 1879
a.I 5clockp D. ~. % SABA day. Al tl3t cerlfn
piscr llian1 ir S1-taawFf1l IHD-l 1 7lac county
icser1ai as follows Beginning alta gls-0f l4l
kt pear the plank rad. tle1- u leTeet Et
4per-1er % pen SJlfh p degrees East ID Dcrrhcs
t1fast near ri1uE r1l- taelre North ~ DEGREES
aI7rE fEa rlrfn sis rrtfe plank rad o. the tises
aIlegar.rE. eHr-a.EilG 81 lrates ~ y NJ a1 lare
FrrL llf.aE llerell erected 81 rle --ry l1ellI
lause- a.=a -flrc rom. sable ans l-acr aut-
tuihilzs L1s Z p1lary G I-glz-era Lol9
rs-alse
Terms 70 TT-.- Dls-. lrI n arl naa-lra il
ITO clllall-a VIE r
IlrEaEL LONG
Trrrarr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

CHAPPED hands and skin cracks are en-
tirely unnecessary even in tie coolest
weather if proper care is observed. Most
Of the so-called toilet soaps are %caustic,
or fuil Of I've, and act very inJuriously
upon the skin. Genuine CASTLE soap Is
almost wholly neutral, and is the best for
washing with. BY rinSing the hands en-
tirely tree from every trace OF soap, and
viping them thoroughly before going out,
chaps may be avoided ; any that doappear
can be cured by rubbing the affected parts
with cold cream, or. what is the same
thing, common lard, before retiring.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Patrick Burus. deceased.
Letters OfadministratiJn on thea5OFe estate h1F
fnz been granted % the Undersigned by the prop
er authority. notiee y hereby given % those 10
debted 70 II 70 makeimmediate payment, and those
having claims against Il viii p-esent them 10
settlement At the ONCE Of the administrator, o.
THURSDAY, Mareh25, $50.
JOHN H. UHL.
s.hr- adfnIufstrator.
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DUBLIC SALE

BY virtue Of an order issued ont Of the Orphans
Court OF Somerset County, Pa, to the undeFslgn-
cd directed, there will be exposed 10 sale, by pup
lie cutlery, on
Saturday, March 1871, 1875,
at / O'Clock, on the premises, In Lower TurkeyfOot
Township, the following described real estate, late
the property Of Israel Rh0ads, late Of said town-
ship, deceased:
A certain tract Of land situate in Lower Tur-
keyfOOt Township, Somerset County, Pa. adJoin-
ing lands Of John Fadely, Mary Ann Harmed,
WIN. L. Hoblitzell and John X. McMillen's heirs,
containing liz acres, more Cr less, being the home
place OF said deceased. There Is good two story
log house, stable, spring house and other cut build
ings on the premises; also. two good apple or
ehards and a peach orchard bearing fruit Of the
| choicest kind.
TERMS.-Twelve hundred dollars cash on the
| delivery Of deed. and the balance Of the purchase
money In two equal annual payments without IN
terest, to be secured by judgment bonds on the
premises. The deed win be made as soon az pos
| sibIe after confirmation Of sale BY the Court. Ten
per cent Of the purchase money must be paid east
JEROME b. JENNINGS,
febiO Trustee.
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ORPHANS a L


~
~ rir-Ie0 OF on 0rier 0r tae Orphans Caur G.
Do exposed t9 public rlle. 11 tie premise i1 J-u-
uersla1 1ar1ugh. On
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A ssIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Abraham A. StHtEman having made an assign
ment 70 me Of all his estate for the benefit Of bis
creditors. / hereby give notice 70 all persons inter.
ested, whether as creditors or debtors, 20 meet ne
at my hnuse in ShAukEViile, Stonycreek township
on Saturday. the 10th day Of April, 1878, with theli
claims properly proved for settlement.
HERMAN SHANK.
mrha Assignee.