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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

WANTED want 10 Pa.sn-se -
On Iron GRAY Horse. weighing NOT
Iass ,ban 400 lbs, i6 hands high NUT De
- caad walker and good carriage,
n"' les las. s. TREDWEIA4
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A lot Of spring styles hats and eonne's
viii he opened next week at
Fashion Bazaar.
MEs. JAS. 3. TREDwELL,
No. 6. Mammoth Block.

SUNDAY. the first springday OF the year
was taken advantage of by large nui'loJiS
of our citizens to yet a little exercise "a lhe
omen air. The air was mild n haihly,
and the first thunder Of the season "a'
heard on that Gay.
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DIED.

MILLER-On the 25th Gay Of Feb, IN
Hickory Co, No, Mr., Joseph d. Miller.
aged 50 wears, 9 months, and DAYS. lie
was formerly OF this County.
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AZ ai.ecaui was made hT Tie prisoners
In the County Jail. on last Tuesday even
ing. 20 escape. \ number q tools, con
sisiing 81 a crow bar, ion-s. and hammer.
were handed 10 them through The window
By ONE parties on the outside. The tools
were stolen from VT. Fred. Laus Of this
place. Weiizel. who Is confined On 6
charge of h0rse-sieaiing. had worked his
way from one at tie lower cells into one
OF the upper ones. end had removed every
thing but fae osiside layer OF brick in the
wall Nhea discovered. The manner in
which ihe discovery vas made was as novel
IS Il WIS fortunate. Il appears that Dayv
johnson. tie colored Id who Tas recently
conferred 10 the House OF Refuge. had &C
cupiei the cell in which Weitzeil was
working and the tools during tie time
they we're Lot n use were seGreted i the
bed The Sheriff entering - remove the
bed discovered the tools. which LED 70 an
Investigation and the discovery Of the plan
Of escape. When Neilzell ioCnd himself
c0ruered. he admitted thst he worked al
the night before and had intended to escape
that night The damage was repaired and
the prisoner placed in irons.
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sALEoF VALUABLE

III REAL STAFF
Somerset County. We viii offer fr sale 81 fHha
cutlery 90 the borough q ~.ueref- ~ tae t
Hose. On
Saturday, ApTl 3rd 1879.
at1o-e.oek- ,. -. the following dezT reti O.
tate. TIE property 81 tie ate George Aam
deceased
No.L The farm - ahchthe saHiG hna
bert deed. resided On a. The time q ~ at
situate 10 Milford tp-
80 -easu-e. sdiginiue t n ullC L.
peter p R4Eer and orher-- n wni-h are cset--
a 80 tuo-=rnry frame hggse. lara all GheT -
rsi155ags having thereon orchards Vi Ee ira4'
frees. rs farm swell Hatefed-
Na.a track q Ian sruate ~ All LH
eogtatning 10 acres AMI Per1hes, Hrl-
adjoining Iau1s o. HerV Linz aud pthr
rh5eh tseFe aEe erecfef a tEo-stoy hl@
and otaer balAiiugE having tcere1l 2
chapd sfrait trses- TAe farm wei H~
Tsrus nadc EnoEr "a day n sal
~. s. saNNEA.
PETEK BAKER
80 ETeelrg-s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

A FRESH stock OF ladies and gents ues
rnches linen collars. cuffs, &c, viii lie re
ceived this week At
s'Fashi6n BaZar.
MRs. JAS. B. TREDwELL,
No. 6. Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

UP in Somerset the ladies are wearing
short dresses and the scientific question
{" How TO get q No. G foot into a M.
CATER. &" is agitA;ins the public mind
Bed1ord Inquire.
And those who were unable Ia accom-
p,ish the task haye emi-rate1 10 Bediord
County.
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EGAL NOTICE.

Mice is heFeby given tlas NJ r. SmiLh, slai
G.. Keim ami Jacoo u. Lireu@0pt. assignecs q
John Smith. have hlet their account 10 ny once
ami nat The game wis Pc presented 20 the Couri
lor e-anEruatian. IN thursday the SIN cay u
A~Frl1s.l -
.--r pr.-L.ultlEr.
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Two hogs wert brought before burgess
Neltey on Thursday sight last charged
with a violation Of sec. - Of the borough
ordinances. The ordinance reads, any
one found guilty of playing any game al
bah. marbles Skinny, or engaged in the
practice Of SNOW laliiHE in any Of the
streets or alleys Of this borough shall be
deemed guilty OF \ misdemeanor and may
be fined in any sum not exceeding five
dollars. These BOYS, With numter OF
others, were engaged in snow bslling in
front OF ihe school house. wien 4 gentle.
man passed by with q Sled load 81 lay.
The bows Immediately commenced throw
inr Il him. striking hims II and horse sew
eral times, causing the latter 10 run OIL
thereby endangenngt the lives OF q num-
Der Of children. some # whom had mar
row escapes. At tie request OF the gen
ileman v hu brought The Information. Il
being their frsj offence, they were merely
sentenced 10 pa, the costs. This should
prove q warning to otler boys rs well as
those concerned. il i ime that u boys
were finding out that there Is such = thing
IS borough ordinances and that they can
be enforced. Look out boys. 1t may lie
.sEour dollars and Gusts, next time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

Nor excelsior hut .hold up, Is the
challenge Young America sends out upon
the morning AR. in anticipation OF the ad-
vent a Easter The season OF ornlmcated
EGGS ard egg picking.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

@NoriCE-AH persons indebted % the
nTms oi Earnest Delp & Camp, or Camp,
Rose * SanneT. must call and make pay
uuut SO Cucc. This Is the last notice
JAS. /. PUGH.
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TnE Andy Lyon, the engine belong
ing to the Ursina Branch Railroad, with
Mr. Robert Reeves as engineer. winch has
been running on our branch road. was
moved back to Ursina On Friday. BOB.
and his quaint little dinkey were 6aiL
well liked and did their work in the right
manner.
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rFnrLhe 80 i -.

NJ. EDTrOR.-I received t~wenty-!ouI
answers 20 the liquor question, and only
two correct onez The n entitled 10 tie
chromos was received from l. Coulter.
Addison, Pa, the otEer from WA +. Alt
father. Somerset. but the latter gentleman
had no solution. The answers received
ran from 5000 TO SIo5# 40.
Below | give two operations Wiih he
same result, proving them oorrec.
sr.at receives TO oaunence business. g Il
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

WHES a,young man in Patagonia falls
in love with a girl he lassOcs her, drass
her home behind his horse, and that all
The marriage ceremony necessary. he
Loesn I even have 10 buy The laSso.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

His hack is broke. subbed q small boy
sticking his head inside o. the door OF the
Dtm5rrg. nfice.
where's Huw! When exclaimed
Hoffman, as he dropped his scissors, seized
q pencil, and prepared TO follow the
younEster.
"DoNn street. said The boy. Is lac dart
ed down the stairs. followed By the Demo
crat man. As they went flying down
Main Cross 81. a game OF dominoes might
have been played on the coat tails OF our
slim brother. The hoy stopped in front
OF 4 store and. motionci his companion
70 enteT.
where was it, How did i hlppen
be asked, as he advanced to the counter,
ueryously lingering his pencil, while Tie
boy took up a position near the door.
"What happen. queried the ~lounsers,
/ rising up with q show OF interest.
why this boy said some aged man had
his back broken. Don't yog know any
thing about il.
"'Oh / see. said the lUunEer, as a grin
oyerspread his coUntenance. I told iha
boy that old Mr.. Winter Lad his bach
broken Yesterday. And so he had
Joe didn't swear, butthe bog though
he looked wicked and hastily retired be
tore a No II.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

Il
II prrD FOWLS. 1t PIT t1szr-
49, ~ rfgff Erlhmrs Elf all Parrfr
R-7 and White Legh1ra= Hsuf1rs
- ~lrer Cry Ierz1g
I--t s-eb1if 81 each ao--u Eru t1 t1tra
uf1-r & J ND rcr-z-l ttcua DCr rer
r-rr-
~ Hr-r q rr-a.er
a ISAAC LIGgE
u E--1lr- >tarE La ar-
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n
!, UDIToR's NOTICE.

me unlerslgnei having been appointed by the
Orrhan'r Corr Of Somerset County, % cistr ihute
IT, fund il the hands Of The administrator q Il
L. Baar. deceased. % AMI among those legal
entitled thereto. notice q heFebv given that / vii
attead 90 the Cuiies q ms appointment AZ ny Of
fee. IN the borough % SlInerset. AFntaT- AqTii
, Is-5. A. I o'clnck p n. when Ead where all IEs
s51s flteresteI nay atteaf-
FAL- Hay.
MARI Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

ASUNBER Of the citizens Of our town
whose houses are covered with Fat roofs.
were compelled 10 remove the heavy
weight OF o from them last week, to
save them from q ave in.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

THE bridge c the CassslmaR at
Harneasrille was swept away by the
flood on Monday. Very much other DIM
arc has been done BY the higli water.
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UDlToBs NOTICE

Una u11e- r.el aE-I--r rp-s1.-1 fy tle Or
rhr1 Caurt efS1ue-a5t EGslfy 20 sake a do
-laart1l 1trLe l-1ls n ne hl1ls o. La@1a Or.
-aI James - Ishler Afmi1lsfratsu of94lret
FIi.dler. loct.. n aud a1lrz those hEaly er
ullei rlef.ta, hereay gives U9-ee MSS De- WI
AttanI t1 TIE duties 70 Ull arp-i1rucrt ~
aa8ee Sd The no-ouzh cf Somerset lc It-rs1ag.
I4s r. PTGH.
~ Anfllr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

il
Rsiesea Sheets OiS 3mersrt Couaiy- Pa
vs.
william NAYS Sr-
EXECUTORS and heirs
10 ne hefrs aHf cir og5srs ia@fergfes % re-
cBore esfGfc- q,
Take notiee that VIM Nay Jr. and
pab-.e1 sheets have hled their petitions for do
80 fq- sueeiHe perfarmahee in this Honorable
Conrto On the 25th DAY 20 January. lsa. aud upon
motion Il John Il. Uhi, ESQ the Colr order
that notice Re given ~ puhIatl1n- that a. the
Anil Term % Cart. bezinniug Aoni4y. the 5th
d@v a decree Of -pee.le performance wll be en-
fer-,i by the Court. unless just cause o the can-
trarv 81 sh1En - favor q Hlism Nay. Jr- AMI
- j. X. WAITER
r Dier[
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

NGTTCE.-Au accounts, notes, &c,
due L. Il. Marshall & Co, hot paid by
April j;h. VIII be pi&ced II the hands OF
an officer Tor collection, positively
Z. II. MARSHALL & Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

SOME twelve or fifteen iiocks OF pigeons
were Observed flying over town on sun
day. They were all flying southwark.
Does this mean that winter Is not yet over.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

xo-tz y Aos5v qfren o. al the Juslees q t4s
pssee. the Coro1er and C1rstalles VIII
C5-utT 81 SomerssL- that they p ~
theiF proper perslls, with tDeir
F--eoze 49, uhfch b. their oIecs AID p t4i
hehaff aDrertain % BE- cllef aEi ale theg
WI DrusseUts sz5instthe ir-sl
So - Tr5=ecute azalEs- TEA AZ ll1l e
SsEErvys OFrcEf OLlNEs AEEPkLh
---e.t No 81 SherE-
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Nese Advertisements

Al CDLBORNS use No . January T.. 1ss5.
" =. D. Common Pleas %
X. Il. PICKING. SsemeIset Csanty.
And now 10 wit. 18th February. ISIS, On motion
Of ". T. Eoouiz. attorney for sheriff the Court
appoint John II. UhI, ESQ. auditor. % make Dis
trihution Of the fund in Cosrt arising out q tie
sale 81 the defendants real estate % and among
those legally entitled thereto.
Ezfrset from ths record. ecrtiae.l1th February,
1875.
Z. II. SCHROCk.
ProthunotaTy.
All persons Interested are hereby nouhed lhat
/ viii iii AT nv Office in Somerset. Pa on the zen
Of March. ls.5. t0attcnd GO the duties % the above
appointment. where he parties can attend they
JOHN T. UHL.
Au4ftc~.
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PULPIT. Family and Pocket Bibles al
Amos Steck's at lowest prices.
AFIocK Of wild geese flew over town
on Monday last northward bound
WALLPAPER, window shades shading
cloth and fixtures at the closest cry pIioes'
at Amos Steck's-
TINS is the time OF year for the klnd
husband to hold the ladder While MS wiz
rocs alott TO trim the grape vines
FyTRA mess. No. | and No. ? mackefei
ip half and quarter barrels CheApat
w. F. ALTFATHER q Cos.
r,,r warm weather of last Sunday
brought the corner brigade out IN luii
force.
On. WV. CoLL1Ss has placed a neat ana
ornamental sign al the entrance oil DIS uch-
tai rooms
F.E,rrEs call and get our prices before
purchasing elsewhere.
W. F. ALrFATHER & Cos.
IF Won do not get your paper regularly
notify us. and we will try and ma our
where the tault j..
TIE merry piping Of the frogs IN lhe
,,srsEas essf al Town on Sunday last &c
noted the adyento Of spring
Foa hes. goods in the grocery line al
lowest prices 50 10
". +. ALrFATEER y Cos.
"TNcLE Daniel Davis has been ap
pointed a special police officer ny DuFSeN
Wcidey. lie viii make q good officer.
THE war Of the Pennsylvania and Bal
timorc and Ohio Railroads continues WIN
ont any sign OF surrender on either side
THE St LOUIS Democrat reports thai
a new peiicoat. made Of roam leather sue,
ple and light, has been invented. Eooo
gracious
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Notice is hereby given chat on the 25th day Of
January, 1875. the undersigned presented his pc.
tition 70 the Court OF Common Pleas Of Somerset
County, praying Coz the relief provided for ins0lv-
eut debtors by the laws Of the Commonwealth OF
FCnnsylyania, and that said Court fixed Thurs
dIy, April S,h. 1879, FOR the hearing Of the same
mari JACOB j.. UONIE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10

Il i~iretisa q tie Barses and Town Council
OF rre aaroszh " Sa1Hersst- tie i9ilqEIuE sale
werf x he aeelua-s % the borough Is Published
r- To smsuaf Or duplicate % D. :. Knee $50 q
~ susaunt due lroa A. J. Houpt. per note Is
Jams Shafsr. per note 3 =
Nicholas Berzey, judS
wv
nam ''al. -l- - e.
To amount Que f7om J. J. Holman. Jug
eul-4.-----.---.-- 20. ~ -
z To ams1nf due from Il BseE Grnishee
oil Z. c.. =, -
Tgam0ruf due from joseph SnydeT q a. 10 =
To ama1ut resolved fTorn Burgess Irsnt,
aues and - -
T8azat received frofn D. :. hnee, STREE
Commissioner ------------
Toamouuf reelirea iF0I barsll ee Is -
t. amount % taAnee imA -
7z75 .
G. sn4szas d=e FROM .. J. HsEgasn juds
E-t-------.----
Amoua- tas han George Neville JUG
rrrf ---.----a-r---rr~- - "
Au0Ulc due fr-m ILL b4tfs s4W
y
suasut due from joseph Snyaer 20 al---. l8 =
A-ranr dae fron Jas Shafsr, Per n0.e.- = =
Au.aur- Cue from A HaUPt- per Dsie- =
Amount due frqm D. Knee "a seitlemen- - -
sriauar allowed D s. Knee N tl paAs
uarE- experzes- - =
amouu- D e1c1Ls entered - h9hm1n
frdgTl@l .------s-- - -
Aucan- = osier sas Voc z % @-- - =
1=cEut - 1sa iu
"a y
Ffefe3 3 certify thss The Srcguiuz j. a correct
srts-sa.r uf ths 1uznciaG c~Bulifi1n % De pr
ou-a q = ulrscs. Tetrusry &eh, ls7S
~ oricr of the Bari
&c. DGLE-
~ TreasarcE
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
Fridag. April 81, 1913,

EoAAAG
Bv virtue Of an order Issued out 0f.tc Orphans
Court Of Somerset County. Pa, % the undersiZu-
ei directed. there viii be exposed % sale, by pub
lie gutrrv. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17


AVERY distressing casualty Is ~Tsl9fted
as having happened last Sunday night
during tie prevalence OF The snow storm
on The Connellsville Railroad, near Aiils
station. it seems that . sick man namsd
Con. Sullivan was taken To HracGaeA !
Ficld in a wagon bY John henhau ma
anoiber man for the pnrpoSe 81 s.eihs Z
phvsicjan. Between niHcand ten Q eloth;
IN their return hene, when lhey mad
reached the above place. The driver 3e-
came blinded by the snow storm icsi his
way. and drove = q steep em5ankment'
on or near the railroad track About TIN:
time an express train came along ana
whether il struck any of the parties or not
i not known, but when found about an
hour afterwards, the sick maa vas deaa,
and his body terribly mangled Nenhail
was also badly injured. and It's thought
will die. The third man, whose name was
not known. was not hurt, though on nc
count Of the confusion and fright, he wa;
unable to gi7e any account OF the cls9'
altv. Neither of the horses were injured,
nor was the wagon damaged tsiohto0f
Standard.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

81 virtue orauo rlar from tlo Orphans C1r-t .r
Somerset County. Pa. t1 me dircrfef. IauIHIa.
ruhis sale, on The premises. On
SATURDAY. H7rch z9ih, 1915
at a'ciaeE g. m.. 3I uG DAY an th3t certain
piece 0fIinI ll S5utllEpt1uTwp. lu ssIi eounfr.
described as EInas. Beginning az d poet 1f mhI
ist near the EIlk rad. thenec ~ degrees Esst.
rerc-e- Oh pl-t. south degrees East 11 perches
tf rs-f. lelre South 1[ degrees West 4prrlee
fap1r- near plank road. thence North - degrees
along thc Earh side oltns plank rad t1 the place
ui beginning. rHltlIrllE 81 re-rles er p rIau acre
rlsL having thereon er-r--. l eae story dreunE
house, a-Ela store rlll. @ Stable and other OUT
buildings late gre prTcry VI Ia@iaIcna Long
deceased.
Terms li slla 0ucfurtl .u .luI. balance -r
Two equal llEuil payments E.-l interss-.
ElCHaEL long.
Trustee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

MY DEAR. said a fond mamma 10
her daughter. don't be hattered. Ii IS
easy for the Young men 10 soft-soap you
when they Use concentrated lie.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

II Cambria and Bediord had been heard
fsJa3. We should claim that the Somerset
small 6oy IS in the lead this year. NUM-
bers o.: them weIe 20 be seen playing mar
bles On The streets % Saturday.
An kinds shawls, wOollen underwear.
wool.en hose, &c. &c. at reduced p~rices.al
Fashion Bazaar.
MES Jas. B. TREDwELL.
No. G Mammoth Block
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

THE japanese minister at Washington.
Yoshida, is rejoicing over the birth OF a
daughter, the first child OF japanese pa
rents born in this country.
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He is a Jolly fellow, is Blank. ~ least
the gentlemen Who were seated ~ his Oh
fec he other night thought SO. The Jun
was growing fast and furious, the best
stories were being told and The funniest
song being sung, when the party were
srrHrised by a tap on The window and a
voice saving. BLANK, come take tieold
woman home. Asiillness that cOntrasted
STRANGELY with their former hilarity came
over the boys, and a look Of wonder and
confusion came into every face.
Now. it happened that there were Two
Blanks in the party. the n married. the
other single. As The married n rose 70
lis fect he mutered audibly, "what IL The
devil +. nv wife doing ont at this time Of
night. Bat Blank the younger had
ca1aht sight Of The damsei lace she
missed the window, and before his slow
pamesak lad his coat b%Ittoned, he was
ont of the door ana running down the
street. When last seen he WAS saving good
NIGHT 10 the "ohl woEan The morals
are; Young ladies, when you are ont
iate AT night and desire the escort Of your
gentlemen friends. look before you EnceA
Young men, when you entertain, Gloss
the shutters.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

EVERY family should have Il supply Of
some simple save made Of sweet oil. bees
wax and resin, which is about the best
kind of salve for all kinds Of sores.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

Central Ticket 0F;ee, - 5th Ave-,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
2 < HYEDNLE. R. B. Sewers.
al. ETIt CHldlIilE TiGst Agent.
GAEIC H0UGH, Gen. P3G Agt
Mn .N
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

NECK-TIEs. collars. ~suspendeTs, socks
yves, hankkerchiets, DC. of the Z Is
81 as and Lowest prices At
AMOS STICKS,
No. ,. Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

IT is not generally known that the but
ter crop of the United States Is now greater
in value than the wheat crop. Yet such
is the fact
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

TuE Bulletin board in front OF Sleck ;
book store attracted considerable attention
on SATURDAY. Il was something new 10
many.
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HkRrER's MAGAZINE, Atlantic, Scrib-
ner. Galaxy. Lii,ell. B~lackwOod. Cooley,
Leslie. aad Dcmorest Fashion Magazines
al Amos Stocks at publishers ratcs.
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~PRocLAMATION

49, ia H11.raile WLLfAN - lAL-
p-es Ieut ofthe several C1ur1 q CHfaln-a
- re C0uutles eozpoalnz the sz,eelth 4Ns
- - 49, ofthe Caurs " Dyeraal Ter
- co., Tsu Delivery art TIE trai %.
81 eapfral and other Clculers le Isl
- LIS a. TrrSEE AMI JlsiAH AgeEf- -
quirs. Jsf-es d tAe
Ge-r-.f jar Deliver. 81 the tralu alE
- ~ herofsulsrs 20 fleDuau-y 8fS1meue
- tbeir precepcs and % ne directed. -
- orr n Coum0n Plea. ard Ge2s1l 4a2r-
- $3.50 d the Peace. AMI Gelerl J4i Den
e- aad C0grs % Oyer AMI Ts-mLrer- a. SET
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

TEE inmates Of Castle Knepper are q
musical set. They sing Heaven IS our
home. to an accompaniment OF CHAINS
and "larhies.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

THE Postmaster General has issued g
circular order relative 30 the classes OF
mater on which the rates Of postage have
been increased under the Sew postal law,
and which will not hereafter be sent
through the mails unless fully prepaid at
the rate Of one cent for each ounc or frac-
lion Thereof. The provisions OF the law,
as cited in rle circular. are as follows:
SEcTIoN l33. That mailable matter Of
the third class shall embrace all pamph.
LET'S. occasional publications, transient
n-eyspaccrs. magazines, handbills, posters
unsealed circulars. prqspcctases, books
book manuscripts, proof sheets, corrected
proof sheets, maps, prints, e1gray!nsS
blanks, flexible patterns, samples Of mcr-
chandiEe hot exceeding twelve ounces IL
weight. sample cards. Photographic paper
letter envelopes. postal envelopes an
wrappers, cards, plain and ornamental pa
per. Photographic representations Of dt
ferent types, seeds, cuttings, bulbs, roots
scians. and all other matter which may b
declared mail4ble by law, WLioh are not
from their form or nature, liable to destroy
delice or otherwise iDiure the contents o.
the mail bag or the person az any y en-
gagged ia the postal service. All liquids
p@oisons. glass. explosive materials and OBJ
scene hooks shal. be excluded from TN
mails.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17
MERCHANTS AND DAlRYMEN

ship Gus and wilt pleased 10 have ndr hpmes mI -nzuavgs. We prmicsd
enn to their Interests and 10 obtain HIGHEST IAEHEI F.lCE~ Or Ut IEE sent o.
emp saes and check for pueMs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

THE largest assortment and stock OF
WALLPAPER ever brought to Somerset. Will
arrive al Steck in q few days. He Nill
pleasure In showing them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1875-03-17

JoHySTowy SAVINGS BANE-MT. FRANK
nibert. Treasurer of TIE Johnstown say
iprs Bank. informs Us that the Bank has
CONTRACTED vj3A Halls safe Company, ioT
the erection il the Bank FooTs, l2O tlin-
ion street. OF an extra barge safe, which
viii be both fire end burglar proof, and
contain al the most approved patents no"
used in the manufacture OF sales,
The hanking oom VIII also be very
materially improved and rehlted IN iht
most convenient and modern style. The
new s,.se has been promised ny the lst o'
April. and tie refti!ng OF the rooms Is eX
peeted 90 be finished by the middle o
April.
This bank i n0w i Of The recognize
institutions Of this city. and these change.
are made To accommodate the largely II
creasing business. Al those who wish IL
save their money or place their surplus
earning where il will continually be IN
crcasinc. viii act wisely by deposit!ng
in this Bank. Al information ~coEcernIn!
interest. and The most favorable terms vii
be givenat tie Bank, -I0a storm fT15Ea5