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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

r, HERALD Please withdraw my
r@ndidate for County Commits
80 - me coming primary election, as
I am unable to canvass The Gnly 81
present. SAAOEL
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L4AIH


Al a Court Of Common Pleas held at Somerset
on the l0th day Of April, 1875, Catherine Dwire,
Mary Schrack, Elizabeth Boucher, A. Boucher,
Aaron Schrack and David YOunkin petitiOned
said Court for an order 20 sell the Disciples Meet
ing House and lot OF ground situate in Upper Tur-
EeyfO0t township, being the same lot of grO1nd
purchased from Henry Boucher 10Th May, A. ID.
1915, whereup0n the Court ordered n0tice to be
given n both the newspapers Of Somerset to all
parties interested 10 appear in Court On the 4th
Monday Of August, 1878, 10 show cause Why said
order Of sale shouid not be granted as prayed for.
blythe Court.
I. N. SCHROCE.
NAYS ProthonctaFy.
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. DMISIsTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Ls..e o. John Miller. late Of Eklek Township.
deceased
Letters n administration On the above estate
having been grEnIed 10 the uDderimed. n0lce BE-
hereby given TO those indeJtsd ~ % ~ make i'm
meliate payment, AMI thass having claims against
&C. ~ present them duly authenticated f1r settle
aren't 20 the u~esilenes % the uniersigned, On sat
JANES MARTIN.
ar Admuistut0r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

MUs. WATTERsOG, IN old lady residing
in B~airdstown, Indiana county, was badly
burned a few days ago from her clothes
catching while she was engaged IN setung
fire 10 some inflammable matter scrapcd to-
Cether in the garden. Her condition Is
considered critical.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

THE season Of the year when the Amer
leans sit and stand around patiently tor
two hours watching eighteen men throw
and bat a ball has arrived. They excel
the world in this.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

WE were Of the opinion that We had
about rs much winter this season rs any
other place, but the Michisanders at MACK
inaw report extremely cold weather ana
ice as solid as at any time during the WIN
ter. Teams arc crossing on the ice, ana 10
water IN sight.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

TEE saddest thing in life is he spec
Gle afforded by q Young perso" LEI =
burnt al her hair OF her ioio - - 49,,
hot slate pencil, and cannot 1-o'u ~ Guy
a row of ours.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

Cur whilom "inju3 deriI' Ed. Wilson
dropped into u sanclum on Friday last
Ed. has quit play ing the part Of his satanic
majesty ami now yields a Faber, picks
type for and "larrups the devil OF the
Connellsville Monitor. Well. we were
right glad TO see him, and viii be glad 10
see him any time that lac again visits his
home.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

TwENTT-cEsV L. 5. coins viii soon be
issued from the mist. The diverse design
contains a sitting figure of Liberty" in
seribed on the shield, the whole suraount-
ed by thirteen stars Beneath the figure
the date 'lsiA. On the reverse the fig
ure Of an eagle, surrounded by the in.
scrpiion United States of America, and
beneath the eagle tho words twenty
cenis.
The edge or periphery OF the coin viii
be perfectly smooth to distinguish il from
the = cent coin, which beares a reed OF
futcd edge. As the piece IS too small to
admit the legend "E. Pluribus Unum" or
the motto In God we Trust. 59th have
been omitted.
The new coin Is mainly intended for
circulation in TIE Pacific Coast States,
where tie want OF such coin has long been
felt in making change. and where the low
est coin IN circulation Is the dime or ten
cent silver piece.
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NOTICE.

Estate Of Sarah Hefley. late Of Berlin borough,
deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate having
been granted 20 the undersigned by the proper aH-
th0riry. notice Is hereby given 10 those Indebted 10
IL 10 make immediate payment, and those having
claims against it 10 present them daily apthentieat-
for settlement on Saturday Jrna 9Th, - 5, at the
residence Of Daniel Hefaey, Ia Berlin borough
DANIEL HEFFLEY,
9ures Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

THE peach crop Of Delaware IS now
thought 10 have escaped the effects OF me
cold weather generally, but fruits OF an
kinds are reported 10 be greatly injured
throughout Kentucky and Ohio ana u
some parts of South Carolina.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

WALLPAPER. Wallpaper. Wall
PAPER in the Wallpaper
wav-for Parlors, Dining Rooms, Cham
hers and Kitchens. Halls, Nestibulcs and
Churches. Call and see the large stock at
Amos Stccks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

THE chilly atmosphere TO which This
region is still subjected does not warrant
the hope that snows tor the season have
come to an end. But should no more visit
US, the present winter occupies the eminent
position of having contributed a greater
amount o. snow than any previous 4 for
many years. The winter Of lS72-I3 had
a big record, but ihat of1S74-5 has eclips-
cd it, the fall thus far showing an aggre-
gate depth of So inches, n inch in eX-
cess Gifts notable predecessor. In lS12-i3
there were % SHOWS and the present win
ter 81.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

The following from the Germantown
Telegraph, is timely and sensible. Now
is the time for the supervisors of country
roads TO look about them for the points re-
curing repairingor reconstTuciing. The
mad holes are now staring Us in the face.
Don't neglect TO widen a road, grading it,
and stoning it where necessary. Do it
without fear or favor, for you viii only be
doing your duty, and if you should eXpeHd
double the amount Of assessed road tax,
It should make no difference. The public
should be provided with good roads,
whether they are willing to pay for them
or not as there are other people besides
the residents Of a township who use the
reads. But ii the resident p~Opluati0u
should decidedly object 80 good roads, let
them tpTp you ont OF Office next February.
Il IS better 10 DO your duty without IN
Ghce, than TO tail 10 DO If with one.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

Az old subscriber for the Herald, Mr.
David Moreiaud, O. Upton, Iowa, writes
to Us as follows
= see that there is a great excitemaa in
the Eastern States about the Black Hill
gold mines. The further you come west
the less YOU hcag about them. although
there Is a starting point in the north west
crn part of this state, a. Sioux City, and
hundreds arc starting from there and other
points. Along the Missouri river ii is con
sidercd a perfect cheat. Ifany OF my old
neighbors or any ofthc young men OF your
county contemplate going there, tell them
20 come ont here and help me 10 raise corn.
Il VIII pay better.
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TAyEBN LICENSES

AIE aLIN-..a- L-N""- MA"E ALN# ua us -HH.
thalrpeutlols arl eeuso o. keeP Uverus 81 'h-
presented o. tzs colrt ar allowance On
HsdaesdGg day 81, 1915.
when aul who're al persons interested ul p,
heard.
Henry shomber Barlnbor11gl
Augusf K0ehler. Claamaugl township.
Daniel Cams. C1aausn1. 1crIzl-
Scott Steiner
Jonathan FrlltZ.
solomon Bler, B-rtheugaiicy -av1.
S0IoIa0n Baker. Jefersou township.
q. W. St1uIer, New Baltimore E11--z-l
Thomas Gallagher. Jenner
MehGla Sweilzer. LaTiUer
Joseph Schrock, Ill0rt
Patrick Griffith,
A!exlnler WaiSec -cyc- -l
Walter J.. IaaeL
Rohest guthrie,
Henry D0uEea
Leonard F5ad. New Centrevlie
DenEas Wagner. Salisbury Dovugh
Eliza A. Pick S9Uerset her rE1.
Barnet Picking,
Joseph stun s.onyercek t1rtip-
Joshua RingieF,
JobBH Hise, ssgyst9sa borough
Eamaei Custer.
Johs II. Ben5ri, Urslaa borausA
Joseph 7. Miller.
les MeUerm0rr.
Peter Kaeirtsm, welersJurs borough
John Lefiig,
Margaret Be1L MILFORD township.
Edyari keim- West salisbury
EeinhahI Ehaeh. Summit township
The following pers8gs have Fled qetusls &
keep an eating house. beer house o. restaurant
George d. We5er. MieTersiaie rush-
T. e. sCHROCK
aprz1. Cirrk
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

The Commissioners or Somerset County VII
Oder TO let At public sale, to the lOwest bidder, on
Wednesday, the II day Of June next. at O'Clock,
On the premises, the building Of = bridge over the
Casselnan river, near the village Of Harneds-
vile, where the old bridge was located, on the
road. leading from Somerset to Petersburg. in
Lower TurkeyfoOt township. Somerset Co. Pa
Plan and specifications VIII b exhibited On the
day Of sale.
VAL J. MILLER,
r j.. COUNTRIMAN,
OLIVER W. BOYER
rnev- Commissioners.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

II is estimated that in the world there
exists in "a population Of $4,000, Geo,
steam engines a-ggregating the power Of
100000 horses, Of which, United States
having 40. 900, 600 population, " at least
one-third ofthe engines, or 4, 500, 600 horse
mower. That is. in round numbers, thirty
Europeans have steam power to the eA-
tent Of one horse TO multiply their prodUc-
ton. while the same number OF Americans
would have TO the extent OF four horses.
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o. W. SGdIer, OcuIist and Aurist, 70.
2TG Penn b Pa.

All diseases of Eye, Ear and Throat and
Catarrh. spccialtics. Operations for Gaia
ract. Crossed Eyes, ~ Weeping BYE,
Wild Hairs, Poiypus in Ear or Nose,
enlarged Tonsils. &c, performed. Spec
tscles fitted. Artificial Eyes inserted.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

As Mrs. Elizabeth Weyand and her
niece, Mrs. Liverpool. were coming irom
Johustowa 90 Iio1vt-svile % at;cHd the
funeral of }Irs. Mary Dull, mother of the
former, they met VITA an accident which
might have proved very serious. In at
tempting % drive over a slide Ia the read
the buggy upset. When The ladies felt il
turning they sprang out oycr an eubanE-
ment about fifteen feet high, and the horse
and buggy rolled down the Hill after them.
Beyond a few bruises the ladies' escaped
injury. The buggy was damaged slight
~, while tie horse escaped without even
a scratch, So writes u correspondent,
ana We know that his reformation as re
liable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

AwRrrER who has studied the matter
the large eggs viii produce male
birds. and the small eggs hens. 10 nose
who raise for market, this is an important
item. as male birds viii average IN weight
IS much q. three hens.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate og joan Ecllcr. late o. Csuau-aee Ba7
deceased.
letters gfu.uIlis rlrl1u gltheab1ve estate hav-
5ls been granted 30 the u1iersiguel IS TIE prop
~ authority. netlce o. hereby given % those IN
dea-ed tot t1 ulEeiu mediate payment, and those
hayilZ claims aSaius. t. viii p-essnt them for
allowance nc tle lste residence u the deceased, on
tie Glet -IaT, $50.
-. H. EEIBEE,
JEDI SHOW.
arT Aimiuis-ut0r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

1aH Feep The f1c v-uBg s1rrsl stock Hore
-~LIGHTFJDT. oguei b. Peer Meyers neirs,
81 ny stables ln Meyerslalc, Pa. during me eom-
[7vTf tarc r.eclas care q mares sent % me OF seH
10 my care.
Sgrvles-
rfyb.s.s. va sired ~ Richmond. ne a grant
an Ii Leainzron. Dandy Shallis's Kentucky
49, rsa.k j. vel All iaFerl5iy known In son
7r-- FREDERICK SUDER
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

ARECzXT act Of Assembly requires The
executors, administration, or friends OF the
deceased person, 10 pat an affidavit on rec
ord in The Registers Office, setting forth
the day and hour when the death occur
red. Friends and parties applying for
letters Of administration viii do vel to
bear this important fact in mind and here
by save much inconvenience in receiving
their legal papers. The act in ques-
ton can he found on page 194, Pamphlet
Laws cf 1874.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

THE Postodice Department, a ie@ days
since, placed upon sale three cent postage
stamps, manufactured upon an entirely
new principle. They are made Of two
kinds OF paper, one hard and the other
porous. The purpose is to prevent the
possibility Of the washing Of stamps. ms
end is accomplished by the new stamps,
as the porous paper ahsorbs the ink. The
greatest difficulty is that the siarps can
be made properly adhesive, but it IS
doubtful whether the experim cnt viii
urove successful.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

.Jogy t. BLy3UER has the agency sor
miller BROS. "Ready Mixed Paints" he
sers them az the manufacturers prices.
.CaU and see sample Of colors. These are
the best paints in Use. Read Miller Bros.
advertisement of Chemical Paint in
another column. This paint IS used all
over the country and is considered the
best and cheapest paint made. Call at
the Hardware Store and see ii and have
a talk about i before you purchase any
other.
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. SSIGNEES NOTICE.

"A
a1qTguneut ~ nc for the benefit q bis creditors.
an persons having claims against sIii Assigu1r
Or owing him loreT VIII call upoR me O. BAKE
settlement.
Slmersst. Pa, VI. 2 ALIFAIHEH-
March SIs- 1879 AsslElee-
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FREDERICK sUDER.
ssIGNEES NOTICE

I4wref Z.r1merman having made sT1iunfsTy
assignment 10 ne Tor the beasht q bis erdtors
an debfoIs and creditors or sid assi8oor ~ ea4-
On ne and make seftlGment.
X RoADz ZLaAEhaA
S1rrerse- O.. Pa. A
nUrI-
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OLIVER W. BOYER.
OF Salisbury Dor.
poor HOUSE

We ate authorized toannounee ISAAC fgBER
Of Ccpemaugh twp, asa cIn1iIIte Tor PO1r House
Director.
JACOB n. WALTER OF Somerset twp as O.
candidate fr Poor House D4rect5- % the coming
Republican primary erection.
WEare authorized 20 announce that JOSEPH
G. COLEMAN. of Br1thersvalley township, VIII
De a candidate for PO0- House Director atth1
next Republican primary election.
VIZ are authorized to state that OLIVER P
SHAVER. Of Qucrsah0aiuZ township VIII De g.
candidate for Poor House Director ~ tL- l-G Re
publican primary election
AUDITOR,
@wE are authorized TO announce thai SAMUEL
5. SMITH. Of Somerset township. VIII Re a cInfi-
date fer Auditor - TIC next Republican primary
elcctio.-
SAMUEL LOWRY O. Allegheny township.
will be a cautidate ~ TIE next Eelualc-a Iu-
mary election for County Au4itCr-
We are authorized 20 announce JOSEPH W.
BEAM, Of Jeuner Ip-- as a Candidate TT County
Auditor, subject to the decision q the voter O. Toe
coming Republican primary election
wEare authorized to announce that S. 5. NIL
LER. OF Somerset Township. viii be eiulHiafe
tr Au3i-Cr @. the next Republican primary lr-
ton.
wa are authorized 10 announce that SIMON
". FRITZ. Of Bruthcrsvaliey township vii De a
candidate for Auditor ~ the next keuahheaH pr
mary eleetLa.
JEEE. J. BALDWIN vii be a candidate ar q
trade with ever wool grower 10 Somerset county
BE Is zeIEng aal trading MorgIns W0oleu goods,
All SAINTS ~ Ivy " uatc :cr al tic Wecl nc en-
get.
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COMMISSIONED.
Wa are authorized 10 announce JACOBWETI-
Err Esq q upper urkeyto3t tup-,asa candidate
for County Commissioner, subject 20 the decision
ofthe Republican voters NJ tlCir coming primary
election
MK. EDIroE:-PIcasc announce che name e.
JACOB =. LIGHTLY. of Somerset township. asa
decision Of the Bepu3!ical voters a- tAeG coming
primary election.
WEare authorized b. state thlt p. T. GARD
MIR. OF JcnuCr township, VIII be q candidate on
.CSmnissiouer ut this next Republican primary
w are requested estate that DANIEL PHIL
LIPPI. Of Somerset township. VIII De s candidate
for County Commissioner ~ Tic next Republican
primary election
We are authorized to announce the name Of
EMANUEL COVER. JE. Of Jenner Township
as a candidate for County Commissioner, subject
10 the decision Of the Republican voters az their
coming primary election.
We are authorized 20 announce that BENJA-
MIN KLINE, of JeEncr township, viii be 2 can
didate for Commissioner at The next Republican
primary election.
VALENTINE J.MILLER respectfully s~olieits
the support ofthe Republican voters az the next
primary election for the Office Of CGcuty D9mUis-
sioner, ami g~ratclg!y acknowledge tack former
kiu11ess.
lAANhELA SUI NHr. A.HHA- q 'HNH I'D |N .="AHA
as a candidate for County Commissioners al the
eCmiEg Republican primary election.
P J.. COUNTRNMAN.
We are requested to announce that HENRY
KREGER, Of Somerset boz. win be q caniidate
for County C0mmissilLe- a. the next Republican
primary election.
VIZ are requested TO announce JOHN PAID
LEY, of Lower TuTkey i~sott0wHslip. as % eaH-L
date for County Commissioner subject 10 the de-
cisi1n Of the Republican voters az the coming pri-
mary election.
WE arc authorized 10 announce SOLOMON J.
I BAER, Of Br5thersvalley township, as q clrti-
date for County Commissioner, subject 20 tle 1e-
ciston Of the Republican primary eleleon- ar
! Baer has always been q go0t. honest. hard-IuTs-
ing. staunch Republican, and would be veTF
! thankful for o hearty support, and DO nomlnateI
[ and elected he viii on the Office Co the hc5-o @; DIS
knowledge and ability.
Ware authorized 70 announce that WILLIAM
! REEL. OF Shade township, viii oe a can-laate
for Commissioner, at the next Republican ifiEa-
" election.
Cu-TT=--u--E.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

CART s. b. TATE has commenced the
foundation for q residence or the lot join
ing the Lutheran Church on the east, and
yesterday he and his hands uncovered
some bones in a badly decayed condition,
that, an examination proved to be part OF
The lower extremities of human skeleton.
They were found 81 g depth OF IRON ten
to a;Ieel inches and evidently must be
the remains o. an old settler. as a shoe
buckle and some buttons were found near
the bones. The thigh and peivis bones
are the best preseIyed. though h-oke7, tee,
anc comparing them with those Of an or
binary skeleton, the old deceased MIST
have been Of large proportion s-Bs9Jord
Press.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

Jim Winters having made a voluntary assign
ment to me for the benefit Of his Creditors al
debtors and creditors Of said assign0r vii cah on
me a. JCnler Y Roads and make settlement.
WM- ZIMMERMAN,
NAYS Assignee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

D-1EcIoE1 EL-cTED BOZ TIE EssrISo YEAE.
samuel Barclay, Ahram Beam. Tobias Meyers,
jos. G. Liely, jos. Klein, Christian l. BIiiler.
James P4rsgu, Benjamin Kline, J.. o. Klmmel.
josiah j. walker and John Hicks, Of SJmerseL
county, Pa; Gabriel Huu and Leonard Blttner.
of Beli1ri county. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05

UEylczEz ELz-rzD FOR THE Eys-Iso TEsH
samuel Barclay. Of 8IIfsri township. PresI
dents JOAN Hicks S-ar1tzu Treasures and Gen
Cr.l
Ey l-lc- @ the B8ari.
JNO. HICKS,
APPS Secretary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-05-05
TWENTIETH ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
S.Iz5I C5-l.T Mlt-il Fine IlSIFaLE c.,
For the year Ending April 6, 1879.
DIsBURsE11ESrs

No. J. To cash pail T. =. King, bal.
in mu ior loss oy hre .s SIS %
in IuII ar ioss By ars. go Co
MOB To eazl paid Vim. Tuner, In
nI Tor loss b mr.. ..--.-- 80 %
no. & IJcIsh PidJlc0b B-rJucher,
ia IGIi Tor loss by ure. ...--- LOO %
No g. TocIsh paid VIM. X. Keller
in luu Jrl1ss ~ nre-....... 90 %
No. O.. To cash paid John Mck errin,
In mli Tor loss by re.... ~ o.
No. Z. 10 cash paid Chas. o.. CiedT-
cr- on account for loss by fire.. % %
s. I0cssh paid Michael Ecdin-
ger, ia fun for tlmlggby fire.. ~ %
g. To clsu p2if Jacob kiper. in
full lor damage IS nre... Is %
40. ~. To cash paid Henderson
SJuser, in fan tor damage BY hre = 0J
~ H. To each paid John Kerr, in
fall mF damage Dy nre-.....--.... o.
Ne. T. To cash paid tr safe and
lrei9Itllruuce- -......-.-..-. lT5 Co
No. lA To cash paid Court fees in
may ------4s. D 0I
No T. To cash paiI Somerset Her
ali printing blanks AMI report p 90
No IS. To cash p1iI stationery AMI
postage sllmUs-.-.-.. .--.---... T. 10
No. 10. To cash paid premiums re-
funded ty o.. Hull ....-... y O.
no. II. To clshpaidG Hun Tor time
ami expenses Iu adjusting claims. u 90
No. Is. To cash paid rent for ONCE
AM i15l
ieriar ssrTissi-. Z 90
NOD I1ctsh paid John Hicsssal-
airy ior gu, ylras Secretary ana
40 gl--
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P~ittsburgh& connellsville
OAD.
Pittsburgh, Washington & Baltimore
esSHORT LINE"
ALTERATION OF TIME.
Mail ai Accommodation Trains 1dlY, aIaall
SIlisyS EIBTaG Trains daily.
rTnTE FABLE

On and after Sunday, Nov. 18TH ls7i Trains
on bis Road win Depart and Arrive from Depot
corner Grant and Water streets, as follows:
DErAEr. P~IrrsbURah TlNE A
Uni1u;own Ae- MeKeesPort A.
com .--.----b& an COM
Through Mail us am Meheesport A.
Mixed Way-...925 an. COM
NTEessr5rt Ac- W. Newton Ac-
7r.11 q IN com -...621 An
- A. Through TX. $50 am
g15pm.I Uniout1wn Ac-
om-......10 15 am.
IN ADS p.m. fMcKeesp0rt Ac-
ty A. c0m.....-.- y 70.
400 p.m. Al Keesport Ac-
com 800 pm.
" 'Fl5 nm. McKeesport Ac-
Mckeespurt Ac- y
com ---620 p-m, LAllLtoNn
- ~ 500 III. c1m-....---J;49 pm.
McKccspOrt Ac- III heespoi' "a, nm
con. lib pm. com 80 p'M'
Tb,r,b Trsin la45p.m. West Newton
Church Train.l0.o5 pm.
Central Ticket Office, 80 9Th Ave,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
{. K HYNDMAh B. NWERS,
Gen. SUIT CslI8lSTill& Ticket AGENT
SkMLC. H0UGH, Gen. Pass. Eg't.
Feb. 10.
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SOME uamitigated scoundrcl, for whom
hanging would be too light a punishment
sent us a notice Of the marriage OF Mr..
II. II. Gei-eT, OF Wiitenburg. which in all
good faith we published. Mr. Geiger,
however, has since written 10 Us indig-
nantly denying that he is married. and
moreover adds that be has mot even pop
ped the question. . Wittenberg, being in
a rather remote part Of the county, where
our acquaintance is limited, we supposed
the notice was all right. What could in
due, any person to perpetrate such q piece
OF scoundrelism Is beyond our eomprehen-
sion. Il anybody tells you Mr.. G.. is mar.
ried, tell him he IS another.
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Foa Corsrr TaEAsrass.

FUE CoCSTT IgEAsrEEE-
II. +. KNEPPEE.
SlAgcet % thCdeclsion OF the Republican voters ne
thelr coming primary election.
We are authorized to announce FRED. A..
SMITH, Of Somerset borough, as acaEdilGtc
Tor County Treasurer.
Mr. EDITOR: You VIII confer l1vlr On many
citizens or voters Oi Somerset County by aunguuc-
ing the name Ofour friend EMANUEL VI. BOW
MAN, of Somerset tn.. as % candidate tJr County
Treasurer, subject 10 the decision Of the Republi-
can party at their next primary election. Mr. b..
feels very thankful Tor past lIvJrs while being B.
candi!atc, ana viii De under many obligations for
a hearty support again. II nominated and elect
ed, he VIII hllthc rtl-c tJtle bestJ Of EisAu0w.C gs
and ability.
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Confluence Pou,tsy Yards.

For sale Fowls and Eggs Of Fancy Poul-
Try. bred from imported stock. Buif and
Partridge Cochins, Lightand Dark Brah-
mas, Gold and Silver SpeckleG Ham
burghs. Polands. Black Spanish. Ban
Jams and Bronze Turkeys. For p~ariicu-
lars address
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SHAVINGS!
Tue bess and cheapest article "a use. for film
Mattresses, only scents per pound.
Forty pounds will I'll the
largest Mattress.
ARMSTRONG BRO. & CO.,
Is and &c FRS: AV,,
PITTSBURGH. Pa.
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cETTLEMENT Of the Supervisors OF Jenner
- Township for lac year ending Aprl 18Th. 1875.