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

The following act, introduced into the
State Senate, will be commended by all
humane persons.
An act to provide for the erection OF
watering troughs fOrthe use Of horses and
cattle on the public reads of this Common
wealth
Whereas For the want of convenient
watering places on The public highways,
horses and cattle are frequent sufferers.
SECTION /. That uzder the sanction and
supervision Of the supervisors Of roads Of
the respective townships OF this Common
wealth, any person or persons. who may
erect and maintain in good repair, 4 public
watering trough not less than four feet in
length, twelve inches in width, and nine
inches in depth, in the clear, Of either
wood, stone OF iron, and have pure clear
water continually running into the sane
By pipes or otherwise, or the water sup
piled by a hand pump. upon the side ofihe
public highway, erected OF sufficient height
and OF easy access, suitable for watering
horses and cattle, and approved by super
visOTs OF such township, shall be entitled
TO receive from the road fund thereof the
sum Of three dollars per annum, on the
payment OF his or her respective road tax.
SIC :. That, wherever any person or
persons who are IN possession Of running
waie-, crossing any public road, that might
be made available foE the purposes OF the
provisions OF this &C, OF where water might
DC supplied easily uy q hand pump. who
neglect o. refuse % accept the provision Of
this act. the supervisors OF the o shall
erect the same, and keep the same in prop
er repair, and tor aBegiect or refusal there
OF shall he subject to the penSliiesOf ex-
isiing laws imposed upoa supervisors OF
rOads i0r a negiec. OF duty.
SEC 3 That whenever any watering
trough Is eEected tor the purpose Aforesaid,
the saEe shall be pubic property. and any
person or persons destroying the same or
interfering or committing any nuisance
upon the same. shall he guilty of a misde-
meanoT. and upoa conviction thereof shall
be pGr.shed by fine or imprisonment OF
either at the discretion Ct the court bay-
iAg jurisdiction OF the case, and the su-
perTisors Of roads ct the respective town
shirs shall prosecute the same.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

Rv virue o an order o. ale E1-n< az
ORPHANS Cart u Smersst Ce1nfy- "a Dm-
directed. 7 EIl au a. ya1Jc sale, 4n ~ Nr.-za
~ PIT Sguerrsf CoGusy. Pa On te PrfGis1'
On Moudqy NaTch -, 1873,
n. eUe-iur real estate ia.s Or Freleriek Keep
-. iafe n Berlin bar,uga, SlEl7e- county Pa,
deceased, - Vii - o.
p@-ir Souerser g1uutv- Pa hoE1-el % the
- b. Tffrf street. On the east - To- ) q = q
- r1-h bv Fgurh street, q ne NHH y aaL
-. 49, rfh q TO SOY ir1le dwelling
ms apf frsue s-able ttere0l eraced.
n ? A Igc q zrgcn1 a1jolIlnZ - Ne- ! u
~ f4-fsf1u IN ths Ees-- ~ u Erabakcrs htlrs
- - ar- Third street % the zsuth and F11rl
sf-set "a TIE uauhs each q tie a1Jfs lgE CD
timing abour = acre
Ne. 3 Al ouf loL sfuate n B~Utae1a
n~5loinlsZ Jean P Cover co ~ E4rA
Jchn EalIcr 1nd Samuel Euaser N W
a-d Jaa0b Musser. cOn-asriuZ
less. about 3 aerss cleared, ne WOE
lvinz within one mne q Bsriias Pa Aeht
OLIVER EEEPPER.
s.4of Trustee
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BAEroS. Mn. Feb %.

Nh. EDITOK-Tothe frstof yoar many
readers who sends nc tie ooTrec; solution
and answer 10 the following problem, l
propose 70 send. passage prepaid. pair Of
beautiful cbromas worth n Dollar. The
problem = As ioliows:
In = small town an agent was employed
b sell a,e3hoiic liquors q; : salary Of 80
per year. lie Was furnished with liquors
valued ai S5T.% ard cash auroaniin- 10
S53.I7 10 commence business xiih. The
agent purchased liquors during the ysar
amounting to $59.gl. and received for
liquors sid during the year sIeaos EEd
had hquo-s remaining % kS9l 81 he end
Of the year valued e 1881 Did the
ageEt ose The town OF the own eve the
agent saa Auw musA IS lac end q the fiH'
yeaEs
Now tbs Is 9 plain. practicable prob
hem. and 10 catch question. ANY one oIn
peting for the chr0mos viii please sddrxs
4 W. SNYDER
Barton. Allegheny Co, Nd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

We learn from a reliable informant that
Mr.. and Mrs. Melloit the parents OF he
burned children whose sad fate was gwen
last week. were arrested and lodged IN
the McConnellsburg Jail on Monday. Inc
information was made by some oil the
best citizens of Belfast township, but we
have not learned the precise character oil
the charge, though suppose it is tor criml-
nal carelessness.
We CLEAN the above from our fui'oli
County exchanges.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

ATTEMPTED SuIcaDE.-About 0o'clock
Friday evening Mr.. .Iames Curran, a resi-
dent OF the Secalai - / OF this city, at
tempted to take bis Own lite by cutting
his thrna; with a razor blade. For sever
al days p.lst he has been confined to bed
BIZ reason sf has ~ INDUCED in too much
liquor. and 4 portion Ot that time he was
Of his mind. Yesterday afternoon his
attending physician. DR.. G. Emerson, Wis
tied him. and iot.nd that he was consider
ably BITTER. hut complaining oi being IN
allie 70 sleep. The Doctor left an ano-
dvne To he administered, aud toward dark
the natiert was apparently resting very
comfortably. Al ten O'Clock he woke up
and secured possession OF a rusted razor
blade, which he found in the room, and
proceeded to draw the edge across his
throat, cutting the flesh to a considerable
depth. and almost seyering the windpipe.
Drs. Emerson, Swan and Lowman were
hastily summoned, and stitched up the
gaping wound. .
The loss of blood was very great, and
the patient was exceedingly weak this
morning, but It is now possible that he
win recover. If the blade had been q
sharp one there IS no doubt but that he
would have accomplished his purpose. but
it was old and nicked, and there was nc
handle 10 IL. When sober Mr.. Curran has
been considered a rather industrious man,
having worked Tor the Cambria Iron Com
pany for a number OF years.-JohRstoEH
Tribune.
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DRUDGE I

me C1uUiEElcrs ri ar- C1rl-r VI.
a1-r ta tet lf pll-- 1g-erT- N rle l1Eef ADJ le
Ettier- RI t1e rTzDI-eE. rIEui1T fErzsfl Jag ri.
r-sr Ee-v-r-au creek Elere Che RAJ laa--1e
f~I dlUersc- tl earl.Ur ers 1858 Teel ~
L-uellLqli1z tauEl Al=1. lu Ilesar
rrl taT ollureh. ~ tle pra % Fe
~ EalFerT4lc. I'D l lllullrE la ID
Wcfne=iav tHe S.r day IfIsr- ll He
a. 8ciacz. tHs 8lillil- afa t1lEr earrz
Kan. uhers tie rad leairE lu sap LFclti
$40 d rsee s-.ss-r aEI sHea E Palu- lrul
sla aI II crl A - CO..
VALENTINE T. MILLER
y. GIfWIELElE.
rt oIrTEE 81. EDEEE-
49, ~ fuIlrra
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

THE dry goods houses in New LOT
last week, reported prices firm with the
same upward tendency that was nou ceu;
Nearly all wide sheetings were adHane eeu
23c. per yard. Haymaker ana boston
denims, as well as Gotten dress gooas anu
shirtings, are also materially hlgne4
Hosiery is very firm. and ginghams nave
an upward look. The whole marker, III
fact, is said to have q strong and healthy
~appearance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

SUDDEN DEATH.-On Tuesday last,
about one O'Clock, p. NJ, Major Israel
Uncapher. whose residence is a short dis
lance from Mt. Pleasant, by mistake took
a bottle from the mantel thinking it was
the bottle containing medicine which he
had been taking, and drank thereirom a
couple of draughts. Upon closer inspec-
ton he discovered that he had drank from
the wrong bottle, being the one in which
his wife had a mixture of a~conIte, chlorO-
form and whiskey, which had been used
bv his wife as O liniment for a neuralgia
affection. As soon as he made the dis.
covery of what he had drank, being fully
aware that death would be the result IN
less relieved in some way from the effects
Of the poison, he Immediately got in his
sleigh with his son and drove to the Office
of DIR. Clark. Upon his arrival at DR..
! Ciark's Office he met DIR. Jas. Neon
auchy, and requested him to go into DIR.
/ Clark's Office, when and where he told
these two gentlemen what he had done,
and requested speedy relief. However,
in less than fifteen minutes he could
neither speak nor swallow, and died with.
in half an hour Of the time be entered
the Office.
Major UncapLer served as a soldier in
the Mexican war, and vas Adjutant o
the nth Regiment Pennsylvania Volun.
teers, during the late rebellion, serving
from the 18th of January, 1852. until thu
2Sth OF November, 1868. at which iim'
BE resigned and was honorably discharged
He leaves a wife and several children L
mourn his loss.
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T. (. COIbOrl { Go.
aU-fts

g. - con per day. Agents wanted. Al
% ~ p~O classes 0f working people VI 10Th
sexes, young and old, make more money a. wurk
Tor us. in their Own localities. during their spars
moments. OF al the time. than anything else. We
offer employment that viii pay hauns1meiy ~
every hours work. Pull particulars, terms a..
sent free. Send us your address at once. Don
delay. Nov Is the time. Don't lgok Tor uork ~
business lseEhe until you have learned Wtl'
Ne offer. q. STISs0z Go, P1rti1ut, Mc.
a--Fn
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nnsical Inslitute. under DE tutar-

Tim Musical Institute, under the tutor
shin of Prof. Case, Is prospering nhely'
there being about $50 scholars, oil all sizes
and aces. Three sessions of the Institute
are held daily, and as We are in close proX,
;mity 10 the Court House, we have the iuil
benefit of it. Prof. Case certainly under
stands his business thoroughly, and IS rap
idly bringing harmony out OF what Sp,,
peared TO US to be m interminaoie esoei
of voices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

E.Io-cl1eE o. m-. Tie GlC1irz rraI l-are. a.e
tie property NJ Jeremiah IL Shll-r licensed
VIZ.
no Tie home piece crltlirirg - arres
more s- i-sz- 81 king leuls ~ Henry b fl1-
ur. John Brooks al. -.- Gr-.r 1rr end S.ITa
tlaa Turnpike LaVilZ tler1su cr1elet O. ESQ s.sg-
Lglse. s.1-e h.1re. hlm ana 1.LrrruHtlilla1a
Na.Z A pie1e ~ Ell a1utaililg = acre. more
cI ie. aeIali-E 80. d. -ac Lutle1l plr1uaze
properly ans t-e Ir-enslurz and s-lg toEu .uru-
Pike
TEGN.EZCl. h.If rftte .srlars money tl
rHrrli1a lrl m tl. IH-rIs fhl i|Ercres- o. s1
plrl aa.-F OBJ Izrrfe 4t-T ga.lE. during
boz l-e. ana atAar teltA tla principal sgI o. D.
patti Oh thl hcE lll legal lfllses OF Jer-
c4l4l II. >l1fer. aUeth.rI 81 balance 11 c1rHr
ml-ir1 Of sale AMI F.msl1iar i1 tT9 elual anrr-
I'd PAYMENT Cd be- celst b. Iufzura-- twenty
rer elat ~ laHl lrl l lerelia "a soon % ~
err s Ela-l-I Hsrl
IaGHfLT 5IAFFLE.
fi4 Tuvte
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

JCDGE JUNEIS OK TRAMFs-Fudcc
JurkiB. q Perry CouHgy. decided hst
week. THAI neither justices q he pcaoe.
sheTils nor oonEahies A4ve any authority
10 interfere with OF saprehcnd yaEranis
~ frzraps escept IS provided BY the acts
q February 81. 1877. and June I3. 1896.
tha, Is upon hearing and commiifAl. and
furthermore. thai the senieUce mus be e
IL osunoa AL Re also decided that nc
Justice has authority 70 iSGe permits d
s-amrS to ot.Aia meals n either The Pool
house o. iSh and make The county liable
Tor the meals furnished The Only say.
therefore Tor communities yt%tes by
irlnps IS 70 snppoE theE privately Of
have taen arrested, convicted and sen
ienced BY = justice, when they viii b
kept n the expense Of the county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

AroCNG man named Lewis thinner
man. in charge Of q school near Martins
burg Blair Co. died very suddenly, the
other evening, from the effects Of eating q
frozen apple. He ate the apple immedi-
a,clv a0eT dinner. and shortly after sup
per Uas attacked with severe pains and
expired in fifteen minutes before medical
aia could be summoned.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

4 WESTERN incident IS nus telicately
touched by tie Milwaukee Meas. Ned
Nose used 80 travel around Colorado viii
. performing hear, but j great change
came one day last week, and now the bear
travels around alone, thinking over old
times. and occasionally leaning up against
a tree as . pang shoots through his bowels
Ned IS inside tic bear.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

TERRIBLE MURDER.-A story Of Z hor-
rible and brutal murder comes TO us from
Bruceton. Preston County, West Va II
. that u peddler stopped at q house
near Bruceton one Saturday night, and
that on the following day, in company
with the gentleman with whom lie was
staying, attended church. The lady Of
the house and three small children were
left at home. Returning home in Z few
hours. the 2omsn and children were
found with their Threats cut from ear To
ear. The husband and father swOOned ct
the fearful sight. Hearing a noise on the
floor above. the peddler secured a revolver
and started up stairs. On the stairway he
encountered three men, one OF whom he
killed. wounded another MORALLY, and
tie third escaped with a p~istol-bal through
the shoulder, after be had shot the coUr-
aeeo1s peddler in the abdomen. The
whole neigkborhood IS in intense excite
ment. and it was with difficulty tina; the
~populace were restrained from iynchinG
The wounded murderer. Large parties
are in pursuit of the lend who escaped.
The brother OF the murdered woman
was the devil incarnate who 50 quickly
met his doom. He had purchased the
farm Of his br0theT-in-law, and had that
day paid him 1880. To recover the
money he committed the fearful crime.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

AENFTLN County cat recently gave
birth % q double kitten. Il had iva COM
p,e;e heads. four complete and four smaller
legs and the appearance Of two bodies
though from hip 10 shonlder they are
ioined injissolubly together. The kitten
walked and ATE, aad lived f0r ten DAYS,
when, strange 10 say. Mr. G. killed it.
because OF j supersiinous notion that It's
birth wss an omen Of evil
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

ALI, travel on the Connellsville RaIl.
road was suspended hast week Tor a period
of thirty-six hours by an immense ice
gorge in Jacobs Greek. The ice on the
Casselman broke on Tuesday, but that on
the Yough remained firm. forming a gorge
at the mouth of Jacobs Creek. which
soon backed that creek full Of water, over
flowing the banks. The ice was forced up
out of the river into the meadows adJa-
cent. some places covering the fences 50
that not a vestige Of them was TO be seen.
a large force Of hands was Immediately
nut to work to clear the track, n ~ q
short time a regular canal, through when
the water rushed, was cut in the ice. The
Messengers on the express which weni
through this passage "Wednesday night
were treated To a novel sight. About eV-
cry twenty feet along this ice canal were
stationed men with flaming torches, WINK
on the platforms of each car were a mum
Der of men, armed with long poles, tc
keep the ice from getting under the car
wheels. The gorge in the Yough was o
such cat length that it was impossible tf
have 1 removed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

To OUR BoRoUGH OFFICERS. = We
would respectfully call the attention uf our
borough officers 10 the Act OF April. 1874.
pamphlet laws. page $50. This does not
only apply to borough, but TO county and
tow nship officers
SECTION G.. The corporate authorities
Of every such municipality or district shall
annually. in the month Of January, pre-
pare and publish, in al least iwo newspa-
pers Of said municipality. OF in the county
in which the same Is situated, II 50 many
be printed therein, q statement showing IN
detail the actual Indebtedness, the amount
Cf floating debt thereof, the value OF the
taxable property therein, the assets OF the
corporation, with the character and nature
thereof. and tie date Of maturity Of the
respective forms OF funded debt thereof,
and . nesIec; or failure 70 DO 50 shall be a
misdemeanor punishable bya hne not e1-
cceding one thousand dollars
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1rDIT0Es NOTICE

- anita rueav scE Ea- ac-1
s-1raf ~ tie Dr1ar Cllr ~ S11srr
aarr. Aullllr. t fst11E-e TIRE l1ns ~ a.
hau1 1fEl4lA Casee E1ar1-ar AMI IFar
ar-le estate ~ HllllU fsrr- Ete lf -
Tup- Lest. j U4I l-gll arUgc 81 aisla-
M lz --isr l- zI ~ Eul
Esr-l Ieh I.-
WI r. FJsELEEUE a-EE
~
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VOCAL CoNcERrs.

The Musical Institute OF Sonefse1 80.
with Concerts on Thursday ana rilua,
evenings of this week. Children con ~
cert on Thursday evening Aauits ol
Friday evening. Admission, . 0'"'
Cbfldyen under y years, 10 cents
oHi' &C. CASE, Instructor.
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TDTTOR.S NOTICE.

Tns undersigned auditor, Appointed - tbs Cur
Of COmmOn Pleas Of S0mersct cUun-y % make
distrbuitcn cf the fun1s nthe hands % ne SAerH
arising cut Offbe real estate q John Smtth on a.
erecufi9a IN favor AZ Peter Meyers gives notie'
that be viii attend % the duties assigned nil a
his once tn SOuerse.. P1- On The kth dag q
Narrh next. Ehen ani where al parties mteres.
HENRY 2. sCHELL
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The FLoop AT SToYsTowE.-Thc rapid
melting. of the snow within the past TWO
DAYS has swollen every little Fiyulet INTO
foaming torrent. The ice has broken up
on the upper Stonycreek and Beaver Dam
and formed ain immense gorge above the
dam Of the Pine Mills, the Junction ol me
two creeks on which the ice remains M
fact. The scene at the gorge is m OF
the most terrible grandeur.
The whole neck of land between The
two creeks is covered with floating ice,
trees. lumber, rails. etc, thrown up pile
upon pile in the widest confusion The
bridge over Beaver Dam, onthc road lead
an 10 Trostle's Mills. has raised IRON ITS
foundation and is resting on the mass oi
;cc creakinr and groaning ike a thing OF
life. II will almost certainly go down
with the gorge when the ice breaks up be-
low. The loss to the farmers all along the
stream win be very heavy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

As FLITTIN time has commenced, those
Of our subscribers who contemplate making
q change Of residence are requested 10 in
.cTm as Of the change in their post Office
address When writing be particular 10
state tie post ofice from which you have
removed as well as the one YOU have
moved q.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

PERSONS DESTROYS of buying nice set OF
furs will find it greatly &c their Interests 70
call at the cash store of c. 81 e hoiGeI-
baum before purchasing elsewhere, as ihey
are offering their furs at greatly reduceu
prices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

JUsr now farmers are busy o.er the fol-
lowing COnundrum
Putting all reports together,
Relating 10 barley, wheat and hops,
Whether the crops viii weather the
weather
OF lie weather viii crop the crops.
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UDITORis NOTICE.

The undersigned auditor. appointed b. he Or
pha1s CO1u u SOuerset County - make as
;~ribufi0a o. the funds 70 the hznis u Jae19 -.
ard lanes II. NIshIer. Administrator u GzDrel
Misbier. deed. 70 and aDng thoe legally e
titled ;heret1, hereby gives n9tsce that ne VI
asteni . TIE dsfiz u said appoiHt1ent q Dc
JASL PUGH,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

IK. wlnssr No 20 January TerZls74
" n the GATL Le
All Waiter. Aofths County d S9neraeL
Tie uzdsrslxned having 0ee1 apPS1l[ y
Court In the absEe ease 20 make aeAl
81 the f1ras IL the hands Of ths Shsn1 arslng 81
81 Re sale ofdefendzn-s reAl estate - ald Amehs
those legally sntitie4 thereto heresl 60
notice that Ne viii ateD3 % tie duties o. ~ aP-
Solctment a. his 0ffcs ln Sonerst 49, y
Jas. L PUGH.
80 AE2ilgr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

IT is said, concerning the efforts to re-
cover Charlie Ross, that detectives search
ing for the lad have expended more than
500. 600. Commissioners have searched
from ocean to ocean zoe, 1000 circulars
have been issued printing and photo
graphing cost IS, 900 a corps OF clerks
have been employed in the correspon-
dence 200 bands of gypsies have been
searched 600 Charlie Roses have been
reported and fully 500, coo persons have
engaged in the search.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

A UEECVNAN, a. > recent t
meeting In Ohio. said That teachers are
700 often selected ia the wrong way.
Examiners make an Intellectual re9uirc.
meut il stmirh,-jSckei Style, and pay no
attention whatever .e TIE peculiar, natu.
"a, and innate siaptCiness o. hc teacher
for the profession. and thUs q End wo.
men are found a. the head Of our school:
who are no more able 20 develop the In,
man mind uana Mode IS todnw = PIC
u7c c. the heavcRly gerEsssem VISTA Char
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HOMES FOR ALL.

IElFe % sttc. On te-Es utliE Us re1rl en-
cry aT. r1uf irtlFti-l+- El1
f.- Eufer azrlr aruerai E1ie huIlll1 ~
a. 81 tlfe7rnr uarg 70 ne elltT. l1 parts ~
rru grea1rfh ~ co aere ur o. - lere IT.
- r.rrartrL Teru-1a u hsnl an q
hf.arre q sn1 eIazi lurgzl payue1u r y
sseur. Ea1s reel lgrlT rhs s n1f ~ eaas
AL lrIuE.r us hshrs. taI a1an. 81 sle 81 ere
pr1rerils gil hs 0r r-t H r1- sAf n
fs5Z WETAEu-
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SIMON CHORrENNING, near LaYansvillc.
viii offer az public sale On Wednesday,
10Th 81 March. al > O'Clock A. NJ, Horses,
Colts Cows, Young Cattle. Sheep, Hogs,
Hay by the Ton. Wagons, Sleds. Harrows,
Plows, one Buggy and Harness, and q
large variety Of Farming Implements
Household and Kitchen Furniture. &c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

Frsul FrsHi -Mackerel fish in barrels
half barrels quarter barrels ard kl's'
fresh from the shore for sale at Cook q
Beerits. please call. See fish, and quota
lions before buying elsewhere
Cook & BEERlTs.
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Samuel d. Camp AMI William II. SAnneT hsv-
ing. jOintly and ssTerellyr maze An assignment 70
ne fSr TIE beneat o. creditors. I hereby give no
tee 70 all persons having claims and acc01nts.
whether % record Or Otherwise, 70 present. them
prop@riJ zntbenticAted. and have then On lie II
NV searc IN Somerset borO1gh On Or before Thurs
day. April q 1s7s. ~ which time an eEo-t VII be
made % sstfle the claims u sid creditors At . GER
tain per eentun- JAS L. PJGH.
1cha Assignee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

.REvE,uEE Deeds Of Kindness IS the
tile 10 a new song just issued. which
promises % become one OF the mOS popu-
lar songs of the day. 1t is the moral
song Of 1870. send % cents 20 +. ".
Hehnick. music publisher. sS West Sixth
street, Cincinnati Ohio, and you viii re-
ccsve q copy
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

SrEcIAL NOTICE-HavIng closed busi-
ness We are compelled TO call on and
all who have unsettled accounts "lth Is TO
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or note. We mean 10 settle oar BOOKS
All unsettled accounts on the @Uih OF
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collection. Please saw Us. IS Wei rs
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

OF all seasons of the wear this IS the
time when one should take care OF his
health. Never 90 from a hot room into
the cold air without ample protection. a
cold now contracted may easily have you
under the sod when the grass grows.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-03

THE Indiana lawyer, james NJ. Cole
man, who was convicted some sixteen
months ago for some little illegalities con-
corning pension papers, and for which he
was sentenced 10 The penitentiary for {
term Of years, has been pardoned by the
President aud returned 10 mis- home a few
l1vS $50.