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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

AL well regulated almAnacs have some.
where within their covers the old saw
when the days begin 70 leHgthen
The cold begins to Strengthen
So if you are a believer in almanacs
prepare for the cold snap.
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oNE or " yiilaiEous. living scoundrels
~ a community can make a little hell on
earh all around ihem.-UEioAroxE stan
dard.
Don't get 50 mad about it. Ynar sub-
scrihers are not the only ones tha, promise
10 pay ana then do not.
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4 U%DlT0R's NOTICE.

AsFins been appointed auditor bv the O-ns,rs.
in thehands % samuel conn. cyrrrf-r So
Ailn Afeutldh deceased o. and among hoe II
Stily entulei thereto. notice j. hereby rivrn fb,t
my Office In Somerset burourh. tu ffur~i@~ -.
eemeer 90. $50, When ard Nh7re al persons l1tsr
estcd may attend.
JIG. OGLE,
tGc AuIiror
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LIsT Of jurors tor the January term.
4th Monday. 1876.

LIsT of jurors tor the January term.
4th Monday. 1876.
GRAND jerry.
Addison-jOseph iiileman.
Broihersvalley-Jobn G. Hay.
Conemaugh-Chauncey Davis.
Elkl;ck-Henry Blough. John J. Keim.
lenneF-Jona. Skunk.
L~arimeT-BaTaey QSea-
Lower Observation-Disclosures Kemp,
Jacob Rush, Sr.
Miliord-AaEon Miller, Henry Fit.
Pa.nt--Josiah Custer
Quemahoning-GeOrge Peterson.
Salisbury BOr.-Wm. Wagner.
Shade-ames Berkeybile. Henry Pen
rod.
Somerset Bor.-IiarriSon Trent, Fred.
Smith.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

IL YOU want your Butter sold promptly
as z.sa prices and the sales and money at
once, SKIP IL TO
EETSARD & 0UpEsLUYs.
80 Exchange Place,
Baltimore.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

The intelligent composi,or slightly
buns led q few things last week, among
them our article in regard to the small
audiences that invariably greeted a lecturer
in this town, and an article in regard 10 a
Christmas festival at New Centreyille.
Doubtless many OF our readers were slight
liz puzzled to know how either Christmas
day or evening occurred on The 9Th ofDec.
The festival will be in progress duugg
Christmas day and evening.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

Down in Centre county the happiesi
set Of girls in the State have their habi.
taiiOn. They are never at a loss Tor q
pretty night for a walk with their 'fel-
Ter as il IS iialfmoon there all the year
round.
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A UDIT0R'S NOTICE.

the undersigned, haviag been appointed audi
taf % NIKE e distribution Of the moneys IN the
hdDqsoi Oliver Knepler High Sheriff 81 Somer-
ssect 4lis. arising ont o. the sale OF the real c-
az el Jacob y. Miller. 20 and among those legal
y tAtile4 thereto. gives n0tice that be VIII az
~ 70 the duties % bis appointment &C his ONCE.
~ somerset Pa. on Frtay. december SI.t. Is-a.
~ 2 elpcS a. m. when and where an parties tn
'c'1siea may attend 30 they think proper.
C0LBBEN,
Auditor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

NtNCE Prs FOR THE HoLIDAys.-
Raisins. CitrOn. Curranis. and Strong
Boxed Cider, our own make. Mince Meat.
Graham Bread. and Rye Bread baked 70
order also Wheat Bread, Cakes, and
Pies kept on hand and for sale by J.. H.
PIsEL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

FoR THE HOLIpAYs.-0rleans Molas-
ses. Haisins, Currants, Boiled Cider, Cit
ron Peel. full assortment OF Spices, largest
stock, finest variety, and best assortment
of Candy and Candy Toys. in town and
a good supply OF Apples and Sweet Fota-
toes, all ut bottom prices, to be had at the
Grocery and Feed Store Of
Cook & BEERITS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

FOXES have been killed in this county
in considerable numbers during the past
wees. Messrs. Daniel Phillippi and b. F.
Cooper secnred more brushes than anybody
else IN these parts.
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THE mo- c.aiuent authors Of the day. sch as
hon: We Gladstone, Prof Max Muller. Prof
huxley. Dr. W. H. Carpenter. Prof. Tyniail r..
a Frgftlr- Frances Power Cobbe, The Duke Of
argyll. Jas. A. Fr0ude. AIrs. Mulch. EIrs. OF
ph1nt Mss Ihacaeray. Jean Ingelow. Gen Mae
Donald, Nm- Black. Anthony Tr5uase. Net.heTg
tfn9-A heary kingsley Thomas Carlyle. W. ".
Story, Robert BueAa1an. Tearisln. Rrorning
anim1ny Others, are represented lnthe pages al
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WANTED.

1000 kegs Of Glades
Butter wanted immedi-
ately. We are very
much ~inwantof Glades
Butter and make our
last call upon the far
mers, hoping you will
send us all the hitter
YOU can and we will
sell it at high prices for
YOU.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

TIE most forlorn victim OF the present
hard times announces himself by the dec
laraiion that be has given up wearing sus
penders. and trusts 10 heaven to keep hi:
frowSeTs on.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

LIS harder to keep track Of a sermon
when YOU sit in the back part OF the
church, but then you get out first and have
the best chance TO select 2 good umbrella
from the pile at the door.
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CRICKET HEARTH.

Tic Largest. Ha-Is5mest. Best, and Chc7pcs-
PGpcrCl lis class IN the World.
The Cricket On the Hearth ia mammoth 10
page c. coium paper fslze0f HaTper's Weekly
handsomely printei, p~Tofgsely illustrated. All
niled with the choicest reading for old lnl yong
Il cgntains spiesiiI e1ltinned AMI short stories
sketches, poems wit and humor. useful knowledge,
valuable receipts. Farm and Household, "hy-
gieuic. Popular song. Games. PuEzles- etc.
It IS emFhaticllly
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LYcEUN.-The following is The 0! o.de'
exercises for the Smoerset Lyceum, Tor III
day evening, Dec. 2ith, 1873:
Reading. j. Miller.
Essay ist-J. G. Ogle.
Declamation-N. ID. Walter.
Leaders in Debate-Affirmative. 4. +.
Truxal, Negative, $. 5. Good. Question,
lis the Judgment OF conscience always
correct" Lyceum meets in Town Hall,
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Yours truly,
". :. TEMPLE.
AZ South Howard St.
BALTIMORE.

KgzsAuD * OuDEsLUys sold the most
Glades Butter last year, and obtained the
best prices. They have tas trade and
facilities for doing the same 9Eain ihis
year.
kENNARB & o~U3EsLUTs.
50 Exchange Place,
Baltimore.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

THE Northumberland county teachers
institute Will be held at ShsmOkin during
the holidays. \ gold watch will be given
70 the hest spel.er.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22
DUBLIC SALE

by virus Of an order orsllc awarded By the
Orphans Court Of S0mersst Couuty. the unfer-
signed executor Of John Hersch. late0 OF summit
township. VIII ell - public sale On
Friday, December 81, 1873,
At thc late residence o. deceased. a. . o'cieck D. r.
the following real estate. IN summit TOWNSHIP
adjoining lanis o. Lint and Hugus. Peter Meyer
heirs. other hals oi John Herseh, deceased. SAN
Uei Miller GEd others containing as follows. "a
tract OF land containing liz acres and Il pezches.
Of which about o. acres are clear, balance well
tinbered, with lime stone, Unanimous coal and
iron ore On tie sane.
TERMS-One-thini IN hand1st April. 1876 bal
ance In i've cguai annual payments. 70 be secured
ON the premises. 10 per cent Of The hand money
20 Pc pail 90 7rn ss me property is struck on.
JACOB BOTSER.
|M. HERSCH.
does EeeateE.
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The s.eighins has been pasSabiy good
Tor . few days past. and every person that
has a sleigh or sled has been taking ad-
vantage OF il.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

WHAT people shOaid know-ihat if
they spoil a stamped %enyelop when ad-
dressing it, they ian get the value in
stamps by presenting it at the ~post-oaice.
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Nels Adeertisnen,.
UDITOR's NOTICE.

Of 2 aaleEsynel auiioE. appaiaieibytasu5ur
ne las oi S1mcrsr- county, ID aInrih-
.t'2 tlt s1ls { ne pr Ilry Il ~ h. NarbaIS
y All .-eas uass ksaiiy sntitiel t.srg.S-
49, 49, tndt Pc uutstlcns g. ihe an-
Erougn, On Iaurs4ay. Januay Q. iS7s wfea -
"Aere an fersons iatcrested may attend.
H. JIG. OGLE-
HmHaHma
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

Our merchants are speaking Of a draw
back in sugar. That's nothing. There
has been a fearful pull back IN Iasses all
summer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

I tin vat capable of holding from ~forty-fye
TO fifty gallons. Ii is claimed that q lsrger
amount of cream accumulates By expos
ing a larger surface TO the atmosphere.
There is a stove in the milk room and the
air is Kept at ar even temperature.
l have alluded to the nea;ness and good
order observed by the people of this com
munity in the management OF their farm
buildings. etc. Economy seems to be
written on every barn, wood house, and
pig sty. Indeed they as far surpass US
Pcnnsylvanians in this particular as we do
the people of the South and West. But K
is not that species of economy which is
shown only in the saving of dollars and
cents; on the contrary the saving of time,
labor, money, and material. all seem TO
have been reduced 10 the most perfect sys-
TEN. The Arms are small. little or no
tax is paid on ~unproduetive capital. Eve
rything is in its place, were in can be found
whenever it is needed; no time is wasted
hunting things up. The wood house IS
filed in the winter and need not be re-
plenished till winter comes again. Pru-
dence, management. and foresight accom-
plish for them results which we can hard
ly attain with all push, enterprise. ard
go aheadatiyeneSs.
HISTORICAL MEMOIRS.
Associations of the past as well as OF
the present linger among the hills and val
leys OF this regoin. Many events OF the
most thrilling interest connected with the
old French war and the Revolution trans
pired in OtsegO and Schoharie counties.
1t was through this country that Brant
led his murderous bands to the bloody
massacre of Wyoming. The town of
Cobleskill in SchOharie county, Was the
scene OF u battle between the colonists on
ore side and Indians and Tories on the
other in the year 1915. The same place
was captured and pillaged by Brant and
his maranders in 177s. Among the cap
lives taken ST that time was a certain Mr..
Warner and LIS son, ancestors OF the lady
ct whose house | am at present residing.
The younger Warner made his escape, but
his father was taken to Canada and there
retained as a prisoner a number OF years.
While speaking of Indians | an drawn
from the realm OF fact 10 that OF fiction,
when ! remember that this county Is the
scene of one OF Cooper's mos, thrilling
iales-Leather Stocking. As expect TO
be back among the frosty sons OF thunder
before many days, ! shall close my letter
for this time.
II. F.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Esiate Of Adam Sliscr. aoc-alci.
Letters 0ladmiulstndou on theaboyc estate hav-
ing been granted o. the undersigned hythc prop
er authority uotioo = hereby given to those in
debtcd 20 II o. n1keiu mediate payment. anu Chose
having claims 1gain- o. al p-eseut them duly
authenticated Gr settlement at the office of John
n vi in Somerset bur, On Saturday. January
IS. Is-j.
WI. ,UfREF.
GEURG SHIREg.
does A~lHlu-Lrat5r
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THE Christmas season is essentially a
charitable one. Let all who can extend
a helping hand so the deserving poor.
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A UDIToRs' NOTICE

a tae auliicr appointed ~ the orphans Cent
9a motion OF Mm. H.. ko0uJz Fs1.. 10 distribufe
ths inhd IN the Laudsof Jerome B.. Ieauinus "a
minis rter and trustee for the sale OF III ~ -
tate 81 Israel hhoads. deceased. 1 wfT &C., =,
iay daiies under lit Gppoiatnou- AZ nv oaiee. In
Smerset on Ncduestly, DccemberD is-5 M 10
O'Clock q. NJ Of stI aav.
does LII Il" -
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There isa young man roaming some
where along the classic banks of the Con
emaugh, who gains the means of support
Ing a trail tenement OF clay by iurnishin!
local items for the JohnsiOwl TribuHs
be used to have a sweetheart, but evidentll
the Of true love did not run smootl
in his case. Hear him;
Hos easy in this world things go wrong,
A word too much OF 4 hiss too long,
TIL at last there falleth 4 mist or a rain,
Ard life "a neYer the same hcain.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

JUsT received at tie C~heapside Grocery,
c. B. ColborH & Co, a fresh supply OF
family Groceries. especially tor the Holt
days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

Those Of our youBg Ren who desire
New Years Cards cln be accommodated
by leaving there orders at this office.
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NOTICE.

Noise Is hereby given tAat an Application Wiz
De made 90 tbs next General Assembly OF Pcan.
sylvania for the repeal Of ~ much % the game
ing cf dsss daring the month q December in each
year la zlasgIce1 county
dccS
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Hop Raising.
EAST WORCESTER. y. IL
December II 1917

EAST WORCESTER. y. L.,
December IA, 1873
Otseco ranks first among the counties OF
New York in the growing Of hops. The
young plants are set out in the spring Ia
rows ranging two ways at right angles TO
each other, and from six TO niue fee, apart.
The intervening space is usually planted
ia corn or potatoes the first year, and the
whole submitted 10 a thorough tillage
with the plough. The poles used are for
the most part hemlock, and about l6 feet
long. The vines must wind around the
poles in q particular Way. II requires
two years TO produce a crop from new
vines. Gathering generally commences in
September and Is q season OF much biiari-
iy and enjoyment. Men, women and chill
dTen turn out TO lend a helping hand
The hops are dried In a kiln and pressed
into bales. They are sold at prices vary
ing from ten cents to q half dollar per
pound, depending On the quality of the
article and the demand for il. At present
they are q drug in the market, hardly pay
Ing for the labor expended IT cultiya.ing
them. Eu. when tleTs IL q demand for
them and prices are good, greater profits
are realized than could be made from the
same dIlount Oh iaHu p4dhteu WIKI any
other crop; the net income Of one farmer
from three acres of hops was $500 several
years ago.
,fopEL DAIRY FARls.
Last week ] visited the farm Of Mr..
Trickey. The said gentleman aas risen
from poverty TO wealth by contracting tor
lumber for the u. s. navy. and is expend-
inc a mart OF his gains in fitting up a model
farm house and dairy.
Twenty eowsare MIXED at this farm.
They are all Jerseys. The milk, instead
of being put into crooks, as is the custom
in Pennsylvania, IS poured into . large
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Sealed prlnlls viii 20 received a. the CO
mi~sionHla oa1ce- ) fnerset. up 60 the 5Ih day q
Ianutry next. o. furnish the Court House AMI
JsL Sith coal. wood and Eindfnv wood f0r the
coming year. commenting or the 5th day u Jan
a1ry- lssd. and ending on jhe 9Th day Of January,
ls11. BY order % thc board.
JACOB NEFF.
does CLERK.
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THE post-oflce at Stantons Mills, this
county, has been re established, with Peter
J. Cover as postmaster.
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kENNARD & OCDEsLUYs made monel
Tor the farmers and merchants who shippe(
to them last year.
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c. c. WILLIAMS begins an Institute N
Berlin, Monday evening, Dec. p.
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BRIDGE SALES

II
Inc Commisz.lafEs q Samessct county will of
fer go let NJ aguhc UUreEy. b the lowest uui b-st
uilser 90 aepTcmises. on Wednesday. the a9fh
day % December. 1875. atone 0~'clocs, she pulling
OF Q bridge over L4urel HIl Greek. where the
public mad crosses said creek near the hoHse oE
frgleglck Shlulis. in Jefferson township. plans
anil specln-srilns VIII De- exhibited ca the DAY ei
sale.
VALENTINE j. MILLER.
FRANCIS ,. C~OTNTELMA.
Attest. OLIVER ". ROVER.
JAryG EEr-. C1mui-7ialr-s.
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Pressed Brick,

Made on the PhiIlIelphil principle. equal " the
city article. HauI made bricks superior % any
made IN TIE esunry. Have auW on hand le0.-
GO % uniform color. Wbiel 1 will sell at low rates
Corrcsp0nieGcc solicited from parties intending 90
build. 1 VIII taEU pleasure In farnishing sam
pies. Address
THOS. MaXW ELL
cccs Lrsina. Somerset County, Pa.
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The Cambria county teachers institute
meets in .Johnstown on Monday, Dec. p.
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NOTICE

~
ne paoiie are hereby noulei MT o. purchase a
~ l3mSAt eNemyaQu note given BY The ahdeFsigu-
81. WIN ny vile and Mars S~ptngier as bail, To-
"ltiam Snelcrck- on the l6th day Of Drccmber.
ef+- Gaining i1r seventy dollars. payable "a The
totl Jay % December. ISIS. a. I received 10 vaius
ior y, AMI vii ult pay the slme unless compcllet
By law.
does GABRIEL SPANGLER.
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TIE LrCEUM.-We had the pleasure
last evening OF attending OF the meet
incs of the lyceum recently organized in
this town, and having been much enter
iaine3 By the exercises, we have thought
il but right for Us to say a few words in
favor OF this new enterprise. The bene-
fits of o veil conducted lyceum are so well
known, that We often wondered SHY Som
erset has been 50 long without one The
young people, especially. certainly need
some stimulus Of this SOFT TO inciie them
TO attentive reading and close thinking.
Few persons, indeed, are able TO learn
without help. Their progress depends
mostly upon outside influences and espe-
cially upon associated Ciorts. The lyce-
UNI affords just such assistance as they
need. Let no one, then, who IS anSioCs
TO improve in thought and speech, two
ihings so important IN social life tail 10
embrace the opportunity now afforded in
our borough. The enterprise is 50 lauda-
be in Itself and So fortunate in It's selec-
tioa Of officers, that !! would be a reproach
10 our ~ were il to iaii ior d Of pub
lie patronage.
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FoR SALE CHEAP.-A small building,
in good condition, inquire Of
G. G.. BAssETT.
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EPISCOPAL services viii be held in the
Good Templars hall on Tuesday evening,
Dec. %, 1915.
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Littells Living Age.

Lnls9t. The Living Age enters upon its thirty.
Alrl year IL has never failed 10 receive tie
sarmest support Of the best men AMI journals ol
ne eouatry- AMI has met with constantly increas.
inS success Having recently absorbed ifs y0anp.
er competitor ~EverT Saturday. II b. go wf-7.
Jut q rival in its special field,
a WSeAIy magazine Of slEty-fgsF pages. it gives
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10 wits
IIie head OF horses. 4 cows, | two horse wagon.
] new spring wagon. 2 sets of harness. ! Buckeye
mower and reaper, / grain drill, plows, narrows,
hay by the ton oats. corn and b~uckwheat by the
bushel, 800 sugar kceiers, kettles. stoves and 9TH
er farming Implements ami household furniture
too numerous 20 mention.
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LEADI.G FoREIGN ArrunRs
THE ABLEsT LIVING WRITERS

N all branches Of Literature, seianae. Art amt
Pohte Is suihrisr;iy Indicated by the Blowing
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RESERVED FOR
S. Temple & Co,
BUTTER
CO WW/NN/ON MERCH1NXN
No. AZ South Howard Street,
BALTIMORE MD.

We offer our services as Cow MERs-
CEf NTS. to the Farmers and erchants IN the "Glades,
and solicit liberal shipments of Butter this season.
We promise strict attention to the interest OF those who
shin to us. and will send quick sales with check for your Butter.
We have ample leash capital, and VIII make loerai cash
advances to all who request it on their shipments.
Our shipping cards can be had at the Express Ofnce and at
the Stores. Respectfully.
w. S. Temple & Co..
September |. 1919.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-12-22

4 MERRY Christmas.
Teachers Institute meets next week.
New YEAR cards TO be had at this
Office.
WILLIAM PENIS Bible is in the posses
sion OF q lady in this State.