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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-25
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12
L

TKz Clearfe,d Journal has takcaa new
departure hy heading lis pages with the
date and afiXing the letters &C. J..
Centennial Year.
We are pleased 10 see evidences Of pros
pcrlty Ia q number 0f uCr exchanges by
The enlarged ana Improved tofm they pre-
s,nt Ia ileir IoaGoIs with The Lcw year.
Our neishbor, the IpdcpeE scRt, has been
enlarged ioan eight column paper and Is
printed almost entirely from new type.
It's arst page j. adorned with a new head
which reads "McyeTsdale Independent.
Il is also greatly improved in its matter
and its make up. The publishers may
congratulate themselves IN having a large.
handsome aad int resting paper. II is 10 be
hoped that The patrons VIII appreciate the
i~mprovtEieni aud pay up 81 promptly
that Lou. VII he able TO parch e an
easy chair Tor lis sanctGm and not have
% hang on the ragged edge Of q three
legged stool.
TuAT slrai9ht-baired, siraight-out
Democratic paper. that boasts that it is
las plis noas L. Radicaiism as %s;rychnine
is Ia rats. having attained ITS smajoriiy
NfN = - isNNANaAA tiiA VI '. -
It's u arIuHg the few handsome county
papcTs published. lit MAS not for the
politics 81 the concern. Bellefonie might { c
proud 81 her H0felmaa.
TnE WesimoTeland Democrat, Ike n
maiden vain. made its appearance at the
beginning IL tie year in "A bran, spank.
splinter Sew gown. The old girl looks
well in her neW duGs and her sgtscg ibers
all r%ejnice at lie prosperity OF their sweet
neaTt.
TnE Everett P,e2 has been purchased
hy Messrs JeILan and Mgliin OF the Bed
ford lnfEirer. Under The new manage
mrnt a number Il Improvements haye been
m.de. The experience oi the proprie,or-
in the n wspapes business is u sufficient
guarantee that the Press viii continue 70
be q good paper.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

At . o'clock, al the Court Ho1ss IN Somersct boz
vuxh. the following described valuable real estate,
late the properly Of Cyrus Meyers, E4 deeeised
% wits
No. T. A certain iot Of grouud situate in the
borough 1t SaiuerscJ. aG'giuius another FOG % de-
crdeuL on the north. Main - on the suufh- E1s-
s. on the east. ant an alley on thc vest, WIN "a
large nov one story brick cottage house, WIN
Muusfrt roof. ant back building Win Mahslru
ROOT finished Ia the mast clmpIcte style With lur-
mace. range. water tank, bt. b rHam wat-rdni Els
pipes. ami all the mpieru Improvements shcTc1n
erected. said lot iruutilg on lain strce4 dbuuL 49,
feet. ant rxleudiug back toward Union -. anuut
liz beet being the late resilencc0i SAID dcceused-
The location Is one of he most desirable In Oh $
purtion OF the STATE. There il a spring OF guoTd
wax GA the ~, misses.
Nu.2 rhe an lviicl oue-curth Of the follow
ing described hour tracts Of isnt, All situale 90
Lower EurkcylU9l Up, Somerset SuuHty, Pa. ai
IN one buiy ant adjoining lands Of Josiah IaI1e-
nat. Jehu kush- - m. n. kuHutE and others. tne
uthtr turc-aurus ul when sail tuur trte-~H.
land -rt pwlci uy Am- = Bissel john Fleming
estate ANA YIN. IT, k"uutz Wul-n are
described as fuIlUws-
Vol A trae OF land formerly owned by Eaoch
solomon. Containing 10 acres. more ur less. sever
al acres 20 which are c@leIrc4.
No. a tract COO land ur4cr,y owned BY jess,
Dan AMI htf vie. cHuItIiuE l8 a-rcs. more or
less. several acres 0t which are cleared There
l. "A one s-u5y h1useglI small sable Ca The prem
ises.
Nos Atrlc. OF hni C-mcriy ov el by So
oman BALDWIN, containing - acres uurc o- less,
rEhftaA uNN"r N. H-tA ~ N-.AF"Nf NAH ANHA HAe
acres IN mcI-low- There s a uue s-0ry house an.
uClbuil-in-s eB tue premises.
Nu-4 trict OF Land warranted In the name
Of VIM. H.. kuJntz. co1tliumg Z lcrrs, more or
less. These lands are vAiutlie on account OF ths
eull AMI timber, AMI also tr agricultural or
puses
TERMS Onc-thirf in hanl and the balance
in two equal semi-1nuUrl payments. with interest
frUm confirmation of sale or iron delivery 0f pas-
session of the premises. Ten pr cent OF the lrr-
oh-s- money must De patti cash ou day oi SOLE
WM. Pc. hDuNiZ.
dctg Irus.aa.
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r. ANAAAAs=fa . a - $500
Epgroa OF THE HERALD -oblige some
OF Your friends Of tie HERALD by nndins
Il place iny0ar local columns for the iol-
loving;
last Christmas was carefully observed
by the Ffidens' Lutheran Sunday school.
The school and friends ol the Sabbath
school met il their church on Christmas
day az 10 o'clock. When all were assem-
blea and the time for commencing the ex-
ercises arrived, the choir. the entire school
Joining. sang that beautiful song, "Gather
Once More with the Friends oi solg.'
Then the exercises were opened by The
superintendent. The choir then sang
another sons entitled Looking to Jesus"
the author and fnisher OF our faith Heb.
XII. ,. A prayer was offered by the pastor,
Rev. Welch. Then another song was
sung entitled "The Heavenly Visitor;
Rom. iii, 90. The school then recited 4
review lesson from a chart drawn by n
OF The teachers. This wasa review Of the
lessons they had recited in the past six
months. The topic was the ministry of
Jesus as found in the gospel of st. John.
The superintendent asked the questions
and the scholars and teachers answered
them very promptly and correctly, show
ing that they had not forgotten what they
had learned in the Bible concerning Christ.
Aler the recitation The choir sang another
song entitled 'Trrust God /" Hab. iii, Il,
Is. The school WAS then addressed by
Rev. Wclci, to whom all listened very ct
t%enliyely. Another song was then sung
entitled .'Ihe Bright FUsoter.' at the
right hand OF God are II assures for, We.
more Psalms xvi, Il. Then followed
the distribution Of gifts. consisting Of can
dies, nuts. cakes, &c, which was u very
Interesting par Of the exercises TO he
smaller scholars. The school was then
addressed by Judge Mowry on former Gel
ebrtiions Of the scho !. The choir then
sung a closing hymn entitled the "Heav-
cnly Home. ficb. ~, 9.
Rev. WEIGH then pronounced the bcne-
Giciion. After this all departed checr!uliy
10 their homes. Thus VIC have celebrated
another glorious Christmas, and We rejoice
- say THAI every one who participated in
the exercises. from the youngest child 10
the oldest father, seemed highly delight
ed. All were hlled wah love and graft
tudc to Him who reigns over Us at al
times.
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1876 1876
CENTENNIAL Year.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

Captain Albert Hefley s son, aged about
ei.ht years. was performing some antics
o. the beam o D fathers bark m.l, while
an older son of Sir. lleffey was grinding
bark. one day last week, and in his per-
Torrance lost his balance, iell into the
mill with one loot and had it crushed in a
irightful manner. The ,assal and meta
tarsll bones were crushed, and the mus
clos and other coverings of the ioIt fear
flllv laceated. The family physician
was Immediately called, under whose care
he is doing very well. This is another
warning 20 boys. who seyer seem 10 fear
danger unless they can see II, or until it
is 100 late 10 avoid il.
Mr.. Price, from Dauphin county. who
some six months ago leased the mineral
farms oi En-. kimmcl and Samuel Meyers.
commenced operations last week on q large
scale. John Wcimer. an experienced
miner Of our place, had previously made
an opening in order 10 test the quality Of
the cCal, which experiment, we are in
formed By reliable parties, proved entirely
satisfactory. Mr.. Price is . gentleman,
and ne understand intends operating these
mines to their full capacity. This is GER
tliuly very welcome news 10 everybody {;
but ia particular 70 lab0ring men who
have been out CT employment since the
panic began. We also learn that the
parties who leased the Coleman farms will
be here in week or ten days, ready TO be-
1in work. With the above mines IN full
operation, in connection with the Tree
Forest Mines which have been operated
for the last year or more, the Buffalo Val
ley Il. r. will have enough work 70 do,
and may in the end become one Of the
paving institutions. The prospects Of the
road were never brighter chan al present,
and we predict that with the revival OF
business in the country at large. the =
pecialions Of the most sanguinc will be
realized.
Prof. Williams, the singing master, -
who has been teaching a class OF ab0u,
in vocal music. for the last ten
days, wound up with a concert on Friday
evening. Mr. Williams is a gentleman
and a master Of the science Whic! he pro-
tesses To teach. His method of instruction
is simple. vet the most successful which
has yet been introduced. This, however,
is ALWAYS the case, not only in the science
of music. but in all other sciences. Sim
niitltA Viii toiIlHcHch>aNtHroS axe tHp
words which should always be before the
Of the teacher. We regret 20 say
that We could not ae present AZ the con
bat from reliable parties we earn
that it was a success. We hope and pray
the theoretical information which
they acquired may be put inlo practice by
our ch"irs, and divine worship become in
that respect, at least, what it ought 10
he.
OCCASIONAL.
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MARRIED,

the
goth Of Dee, 1873. 10y Rev. b. Knepper,
Mr.. Henry Delhrook 10 Miss Catherine
Everline, both of SOUTHAMPTON township,
Somerset Co.
MILLER-SHAFFER- On the 50ih
Aaron Heiple, 10y Rev. j. J.. WEIGH, Mr.
JACOB s Miller and Miss Ellen Shafer,
both OF Somerset Co, Pa.
MlsHLER-YODER.-At Davidsyille.
On Sunday, Dec. 90, 1873, 10y II. j. Boyts,
Mr.. Moses MisAler TO Miss Polly YOder,
both of Conemaugh township, Somerset
Co, Pa.
YUENKE-GARY.-Jan. 4th, in Som
ersei, by Rev. A. L. Truxal. Mr. Angus
tus Yuenke, Of Meyerstale, and Miss
Elizabeth Gary, OF New Lexington.
WENDLE-SIPE Dec. 18th. at Sipes-
vile, by same. Mr.. S. n. Wendle, Of
Fricdens. and Miss Title J. Sipc. OF Sipes-
Vile.
HOUPT-COLE-Jaa. 2nd, at Lud-
wig Daron's, by same. Mr.. Francis Houpt,
Of Somerset, aad Miss Rose Bell Cole. of
L~avaEsvi!le.
CRISSEY-LOHR.-At the residence
Of James Bohan. by T.. 5. Fleck. on Oct.
q, 1919, Mr.. Nathaniel Crisscy and Miss
Mary J. Lolr. both OF Somerset county,
Penn'a.
LUDY-STUFFT.-At he residence
OF Noah Gohn. on Sunday evening. Nov.
28. 1915, by same. Mr.. George Ludy and
Miss Maggie Stuff. both OF IenneF twp,
Somerset Co., Pa.
Jan. /.
1876, at the residence OF the brides par
ent's. by Rev. j. J. WEIGH. Mr.. Samuel
Baldwin and Miss Biunie Wcudle. both
OF Somerset county, Pa.
BURKHOLDER- COLEMAN On
the 9Th inst, al Berlin. Pa, By Rev. H..
Z. kecner, Dir. Josiah Bufkholder To Miss
Sarah i. Coleman. both OF this county.
res
idence Of the brides parents, on SUNDAY,
January ,. 1876. by II. J. Boyis. Mr.
Jacob AigiRe. of Cambria county, Pa,
to Miss Gertie Kaufman, of Somerset Co,
Penn'e.
EPLEY-HUFFMOYER.-A At his
residence in LarImer township, Somerset
county, Pa, January G. 1876, by a. J.
Sloner, Mr.. Daniel Lepley to Miss Eliza
beth liuilmoy er, all OF Larimer township.
Somerset Co. Pa.
SPANGLER-GROYE- On Dec. 50,
1910, at the residence ui the brides molh-
CT. by the Rev. Il. Smith, William Spane-
Ter TO Mary i. Grove.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

LIST af Jurors. drawn 10 serve at Feb.
ragry Term. thiid week:
AGdi-.E-jGMts Watson. Juds01 Hart
zcll.
AIlcghcuy-SAmacl i Miller.
Berlin Bor.-Hiliiam Powell.
Observation-Disclosures Musser.
Conigcnce-Gcorse O. Croft.
E}klick-John B~aughman, Abm. p.
Beachy. Jeremiah H-rshbeTztr.
Jetrrson-Congtd Miller.
JeHn,r-Iaha Walter, Henry J. I!oiI-
man. simon l. k.Tns,
Ltrimeg-Mieaael shannon. Henry
Knrpp.
Mes trSdale-L lIorrc.l.
Mil.oil-Jacoa :. Pai!ippi
MiGGiecrgoE-AleA {. Moore. John
Pullman
New Railimore-Adam George.
New Contrcyi,.y-Aarun Miller, Peter
Pile.
Nor;hampton-Jaco5 E. Deal, john ".
E,ief
Shade-Jaco5 Dull, william Oldham.
Somerset Eor.-Chasles Il. COl5orB.
Somerset Twp.-Josiah AEkeuy, Jacob
Z. Country man. John Winters.
Soulhamplon-Jacoh Snyder.
Stony Dively.
Siuysinwn-Wiiliam Brula&er.
Summii-NaIk Smith, Eli p. IOun-
lin.
W,lcrslurc-Charle Steck.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12
Remember -i.is

Now IS The time Of year fr Tul.mo-
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rossiis OF predisnosition 20 Consumption
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- cents.
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The Weekly Dispatch
One of the Choicest, Cheapest
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"Grana EuteEtaInmeGi.-

4 Grand Entertainment viii be given
by {. b. Calaurn u Co. al The Cleaps.Ge
GrOcery. No > EaeIs' Block, every night
this year, where everybody can he enie--
tanned by getting what they wantlrom ihe
larre and beautiful lot Of Holiday goods
iust received. Every thing in the aay 81
Christmas presents Gln DE had 81 tic
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12
Positive Sale OF Secondhand Pianos
and CSEans.

Il cgicr &C. make ron ,rtte large stock Of In
cuIs;antl! arriving. Ncs,rs. Melor &
Hccuc. - EHA avenue, oncr he following wei
known naEoFof Plau's aud Organs. al ol which
eue in locd order. SINE uscd tuta shori time and
iookin- - gord as uCw, al IN immouse reduction
from ogCiai selling Irc,g. TioIlaues arc: One
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new S.aC.uut Doclu lrls. new. Sou: o.c Caier-
berg &Naultl Rev. SEQ. Cuc ImQs,n.reu sCso;
onc Salc. NV. s@tto-,re Guro. INV. $50. .re En
der ncW. s 10; oLc Gallef. ntv. sUc aud several
ctErrs az Ginefeut Iricos. Am,ng tfe Isl q a..
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L.oy. SleuiurcT -ll vilr wGLlE EIUrus
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ter cl -oln o. lose Nao rane Ei-tpii hayc 40
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-01-12

Are Won suffering with Consumption.
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or II disease of the Threat. and LungsH
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GERMAN SYRUP. This medicine has latc-
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al over our country are writing Us al is
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