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The daily gazette., 1876-09-12
A New Title for Washington.
(From the Washington Republican,

tfrom the washington hepuplcan.)
There is in the possession of a
Richmond, Virginia, gentleman an
ancient porcelain mug, on which is
| painted the etiigy Of Washington
on back, with the inscription
beneath, George Washington,
ESQ.,, General. in-Chief of the U. S.
army and Marshal of France" :"
to This latter title being one not or
dinarily understood to belong to
Father of his County,, an old let
ter has been found from G. W.
Parke Custis, dated in 1857, which
explains how General Washington
came by the French rank. The
history of the American Marshal
of France. writes Mr.. Gusts, is
simply this: "When in 1871 Colo
mel Laurens went to France as
special ambassador, q difficulty
arose between him and the French
Ministry as to the CON mand of the
combined armies in America. Our
heroic Laurens said: Our chief
must command it; it is our cause,
and the battle is on our soil.'-
'C'e It impossible exclaimed the
Frenchman; by the etiquette of the
service the Count de Rochambeau,
being a1 old Lieutenant General,
can only be commanded by the
King in person OF a Marchal de
France. Then, exclaimed Lau-
rens, make our Washington a Mar
chal dc France and the difficulty s
at an end.' 1t was done. A
friend of mine heard Washington
spoken of as Monsieur le Marechal
at the siege of Yorktown. Our be-
loved Washington never coveted or
desired rank or title; but it is
beyond doubt that, from the force
of circumstances just rela d, the
rank and the title of Marechal de
France was conferred upon the
General-in-Chief OF the combined
armies of America and France
The daily gazette., 1876-09-12

South Carolina is to be carried
by the Democl Its this year, but by
.air means, savsthe Columbia Reg
ist 4. The coIored men will come
into our ranks in such numbers as
to posses almost o control in the
party, and we would have no OBJ
lection to that if they will put up
a ticket of honest men. 1t is the
DETECTION of his own constituency
which makes Mr.. Chamberlain rush
to w ashington .and seek the aid
of the United States troops.
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EarlheaWare Mandatory.

Corner OF Orange and Water Streets
WILMINGTON DEL.
mIent of CkUCKLRY WARE. naade ;n ~ a
best manner. and sold at prices to suit the
LINES. Also, Yard Vrees, Hanging Vases
1ards2eFS and Green House Pots, II ar.
notice TTH,,ty \ "ivTi W1ir ~ rssnort
Noy Ga. "'N''' <'i Aohh a'
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tn-Ri lse'' Food 10 Infants anl iaylliis
- -1Ye.ti.eTent.
The daily gazette., 1876-09-12

To SUFFERING Lap = Dr.. Rog ers on
Female Hydro lin POWDERS. ior a" en- ais
comp!9ints. By NAL, 81 Address lie
Rogerson, P.O Box. 256S y. Y. City.
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CEND 2sc. to G. P. RowFLL ~. C.9oin.;sia aia
> York, for Pamphlet of 100 pages s.sstima:e. eT
ny lis; OF 5000 newspanarin IN anu anu-,1ryW
sGoy ng cos.of advertise
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

A SAD suoaTExe AcCiDKsT.-On last
Friday. the 19h, ~bAe Af. Solomon crise
ead his son William. d gozrg .aen ofasoal
= years OF acc were out hunting near
Jones Mills, this county. a sad ac-
cidout occurred, through which The son
Us. his lite. l. appears that the father
sAc3 q, a ratbit which .iey lad iogGa ia is
hiding place. the ban striking . rock,
riancinG IN the direction where the son
was sanding. taking effect in his abdomen,
The course OF the ball being upward and
l0aging IN the region Of his heart. killing
him almost instantly. The son exclaimed.
Father, I an shot, and hreaihed ms
last. IL WAS. indeed, a sad atfAir Tor a
father to see his son tail before him IN
death. who, but a Jew moments before,
was ia the midst OF life and health. No
blame is attached 10 Mr.. Crise. twas ev-
identity Al unavoidable accident. The
Young man was highly respected by all
who knew him.-GreeRS6Erg DeJa0crdt.
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Before subscribing for the
great city dailies, remember
that your county paperis more
valuable TO YOU than the papers
Of the Metropolis. 1t gives you
the news of your own neigh
bOrhoOd, OF your courts yer,l
elections and everything that is
Of special interest to YOU and
your family. The Heraldis up
to the times in furnishing late
news of our own and foreign
countries. II viii this winter
print letters written for It's col
umnS from New York CITY.
Washington and Harrisburg.
Price of subscription $500 per
wear.
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so.Tn4aPraN ITEMS.

The following teachers are teaching she
different scbu3is ofthis township; henHti &.
NILS Newton Walter, Cook !. H.. Lep-
lev, Mountain, !. Bowman, Comps, II.
VI. Miller SrTGce-aank, Lillian Dom,
EaiIho(g. Clara Miller. hoTn's Daniel
hcEns
The Scla0i Direc.o.s OF his township
erected q large and Convenient school
building which Is sifga,yd in Cooks
school district. They also intend 10 erect
q new oue 10 each district Of the township.
This eDes to-sGow tuat they mean 70 place
odd Southampton iBi0 q more exalted
position in tie ed1c4tiunal interest. We
wish them abundant success ia their TN
trrt-kia-
We might CLEAN sufficient material
from -egeral Mlle lo,e saairs II or
quiet aWnship "a make quite AZ .niereS-iGg
ilelL but We refrain Tor fear OF giving OF
Tense 70 soue gf The parties Intimately con
nucttd tEeTeW ILL.,
: monster lllcs szzkc ten feet long
was ki.iai 90 Savage mountain 4 few
aresz ago. THIS was perhaps the largest
-laA1 ever captured in thz township
Mr. john MARI killed q large deer a
tss DAYS ago which weighed over two
huud.e- pounds whea dressed
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Trn. rrrif VIII Win.

AieW ycars since the proprietor ofDr.
Morris Syrup Wild Cherry ard Hone,
Eaund Introduced Is here Il WAS Bo'
Tufd RAJ sold ~ is ussrits Our people
aqou auaI Il ~ x reliable. and already i
tss EcoUe sbe Eos staple and porUA,
F-slEoE2y remedy u tke market L
qEick are Tie EEsi coughs clsJs,
cream b~ra1cEil!s. sSthG2 &Dd l8cipieul
coasumpsol AotLE- ais - nicely u
EhaniRE ols-h aad ltis ~ pleasant thEi
Children readily take r. 1uuiziuing nc
0pium. O. ahes tznguEs 8sGE i s e.
SAFE as e s-TA Iri4 sSe &c eeats
rses 4G1fs and one Dollar. Sid
by q. v. BESFoRo
Aiso Agens foT Prof PkrkeTs Pleasant
Worm rap ~Eioh HsseF Alls Pheasant
% ake and Requires 70 phySc Price >
Ce1tS
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se.rcis, o.

There Is no d1GAt lgl ihe present siJu1.
-i1s - 81 kinds of usrsiucss and industry
fe4rt-iy Depressed and i behooVes
every family 10 hook c2rera.iy l. their ex-
penses. Water IS coming - wAeR eafi-
a-sC are liable t. Cunp, = hopping COGch.
SC Coughs and colds VIII prevail every.
whs-e AID CoSsumptinn VITA othei
Flrolt and Lung diseases Tii carry cd
mAav. These diseases sLCEid E4t u D.
elected. nac,or lids are exqeosITe, aGC
We woI4 1ITis5 cEg pc1p.e 10 Ee Boz
CHESS GEEI2E STRCF- i never b2'
t4i.ed Oae bouk4t - aBls va seel
yogr wlsc4s Auilr vel during tGe Nia.er-
FEa GO~az al relieve Snv case Soid il
81 toE n Ia The Uaitoi s-1s% and BIZ you
Druz-s, a. " BEDFORD
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MARRIED..

BARKMAN-BEARL-At the Luth.
eran parsonage al Donegal, Wesrnore-
land Co, October 10, 1876, by Rev. y.
Earhart, Mr.. Henry Barkman e. MG.
Charlotte Besrl beth g. soHscFse county.
PepA.
hAkEK-MiLLEii-Ou October &c.
1870, by the sane, al Mr.. Henry Barker /.
ia Donegal. Mr.. Quincy Baker, Of West
moreland county, 10 Miss sarah Miller, Oi
Fayetie COUNTY. Pa.
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1SE II o. al gr1s- q aE EE1 - - -
= Cczr q SUs-E g. p ! Ae12
Is ale y pa1E 0sie1 estA
>a.s keesmser Ia. 1876,
a se. t@e sIsssi.z d-zcxlfeI Zl
aats ~sCh=s%E -- Ssn~rE Co,deea.
rE
Asr-ss trse q A11 SisEs-s "a Jeursz rz-
S=e-et o. 1tg1rizx akD1<of H.-H Pck[z
Margaret Reefs heirs All u-Ner- z1-1lu-nz -
.creS All p-rhes zyrS - kz- -e1 urEa
q uhicE = cIeArei ami tzLance vel razh~--d
having arm tzk3inzs tksreoa srscr1s-
TEkMS-TEis trscs All Be sid s1bSs :
t2u-y q So IN ExygF Of wstsw z1d lei Is ] re-
Bsesecker dec q i pr cert y--eAzT EEz<
70 - pas sssse a. P~g sSSksi [sa
.Dd the eal.see ~ n N gss.e
49, 4-r<s&e "a HOs1sg. Isse=ss ss = lrs
ceEc- L. 4e G1derxEst vi -El -
sss- sse-aslf s<re q l1zt. a al f-e1. .irazr~
- GAI<r- N >zazE TP- trszA A1Ls Il
Sasszn2h Csrtxzsr. Herz1zz Ckxzsczsr a.
x erx
HERMAN CHRlSTysR
SsN-@ lazskats78-.
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HoRRlLE MpRBER.-A Eanz. brutal
mgrler was perpein4ted near Nal.2eetc1,
IN tbs county. On Eriday. November 81,
ander the following circumstances - re-
iatcd to IL In the afternoon q the day
nam=d Mr. Maria WaRle lett her Eane.
in Nall4let-E bQgaGgh. oSlensI5ly u visit
"a Hz.ghoor 8 sA0rl distance from that lava
Not .sturajpg IL the evening, nor on the
following Gay. her abssace eEeaied -0gle
Anxety % tae QaFl Vi aeF leigk6oFs and
-aqUIsg "a Instituted Is q whetze- She
had uee1 az the house where she said she
was -Ding, on leaving home. Benz
answered in the negative. the mystery Of
her z5-euce Increased. which soon Iermin-
ated n suspicious thai something Of q So
rious character had 5eIallen her Ac.Ilg
up1n this opinion Inquiry .al search were
eDnneaesl y s1GmJer % the citizens OF
W2nacefon. zhich resulted IN the 1nciag
Gi the dead body Il Mrs Maple. OF Tues
day. November sLh. n the woods. q short
distance 10 the east Of the town An IN
q7es Wss sumH0Rei aRG. slosa lie -Ns
.cAcitgt se sLe srSse1 several lots
e the Eoz s2d then passed GGsa an
old roeds8use distance, apd troa lael@
AaA1 = AEEE - - -aaBA~-s ~ - 80
GerbFash as.zas EE,Aa tEe P.2d about thlr-
E-nTe yards where the body Vas fOund
fFI1E neST auold lo-. From sluls MARKS
On the moss "a the log. Is was evident that
saeaad her murderer, whoever b uay he
pad met there ~ p-e-arzrre~el. GEd
had seated theu9eiv- - iAs los RI
Via: cCI - 4. 3 Eszuef o! course FL
,known. knd that whle sitting there The
I1hUanzn trufcshot he WOMAN II The
safe. and, not killing her outright az the
first Ere lie shot her 3 seesnd Tine 4. iEe
he2d-ihe Jas, GEe H-E Discharged ~
such ci0se --Es .hai tie ballet paieh
sdxsd Il the EFind Wien the murder
~ N& Napie was first discovered sus
.pici6n eenterel oa her husband, Thomas
WaplG SIih was0u sas hzs lot beer y..s-
FOR X tine. but wA.1 arrested sid
arraEneS- - profed 70 he AlaacuOn q
Is. DFeseni his s~herabonts during the
day lie f5gl deed was committed Next
suspicion feh On = young man named Mar
IN Turner, Of N~2.iacet. HAa E-
rested and after s kszrizZ bSgel IN u1r
.co-c.E al wLe-z he Z he'd as4aiz-
iEr Gevea4G.eaiS IS n i. probable
zuIis q ianoeeRoe Q. The heinOCs crime Of
which Ie 5 suspected What The result
viii ne, time alone I'LL reveal And why
Rails horrible deed WIS committed. in open
day and alEnos. within haiiirg distance OF
Sioxa ) a matter OF mere Conjecture.
but i 5 - - hoped that further iaEs
ezi50a viii deyesoQ al he %as = Tie
27s i.Ss .Se 1E-lsrsT E5l be DIS
o5sered and pGaizhed 70 The fall extent OF
the aw.-f7.srse1d LErxal
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DEATH oS TIE sarL@CuT ooEuuai
q sas saccse9 On FTidsy evening st,ut
bait PAS eight o'ehck wEhihe inieh ge1cs
ihat samuel c. Pie. ore o. Cur Oldest cid.
1e1s had Zen rEn over IS The train n The
Eensl. Il this place ltappesrs that Mr..
Pie wss II lie waiting aoom a. he aepo;
u the Ezle refined u when lie tr4ia
hlads went ols 70 saia thsir trsib. pEe@-
q -akag tie n ZIP 3 tie
gain hckI !.tD lie siAiiu3 Er. George
Eemiagsr. The w4ichmxn. 1ho vas break
ing % tie rear CIR nd.icd Mr. Pile iylng
. TIE trzck AID s14-ed TIE engineer %
sap h-i leo Ale tie gack of lie =r
PISSED oFer ~ lz easta9 SZDeDe
- = lie 2akie s33 9iniiaE Z afen up
= the knee his kezi Vas aiSa tas.ls
bruised. i i szPpssel hat NJ Pie III
hEa tie mta uzt q the v4iIIu< HGm.
and = The night wzSvsry dark. in going "a
the steps al The chi al iAe PlzIhsrm Tell.
striking his head against the nj, stuuning
him He &ss aken sp and carried iGto
the waiting Toan. where he died zhou;
three scssz Saturday EzDrninx. The
isasral nak piace ~ lsN n Il &C sun
day. Mr.. Pie saS l-tSern O. and IS
yeSrso ct ace 81 the time ~ his death.
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Il An willing 10 fisk my reputation as q
public maa. wrote Edward lline to the
Liverpool Mercury, Iii the worst case Of
small pox cannOt be cared ia three days.
simply by the use Of cream OF tartar. one
ounce OF cream OF ma dissolved in a
pint OF water, drank 81 intervals when
cold, : a certain, never failing remedy.
Il has cured thousands, never leaves a
mark. never causes blindness anG avoids
tedious lingering.
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v. " HARTLEIL
Somerset, Ps

TINS is somewhat OF d sta-serer Or.
Hechelman. o.: Allegheny City. holds the
opinion that vaccination does not nov
rank as high as il used tuas q preventive
0i smallpox. lie thinks the number OF
deaths among those who have been inUc-
glated is as great As among those Who
have Eot been. This IS "a blow al one OF
the most cherished OF medical statements
and we 0pine tbeer are very trS who viii
accept The theory 0i the doctor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

REv. B. KNEPPER, OF Wellersburg
sends Us an oil stone taken oil his farm
near that place which we suppose IS a first
class article, It has that appearances least,
but as We were never able to sharpen an
edged tool on the best OF stones i Is IN
possible 70 say positively. 1t is close
grained, very smooth, and has the appear
anoe OF being a No oil stone. II can be
seen n "a office. We understand there
is large stratum OF this stone on Mr.. Ks.
land.
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THE platform at the depot is filed with
children on the arrival OF each train aud
they always make a rush to the edge Of
the platform in order that they may be
the drst 10 observe who are passengers
"a the tain. Ii parents DO not take care
to keep their little ones at home they VIII
have them brought back some time MAIN
ed or dead. The railroad officers should
also take measures to prevent children
from coming within the depot.
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UDIToRS NOTICE.

Inc undersigned Ausitor duly appainisd - "a.
Orphan CoEu q Sgmerset county. r. aEesrtHE
a Fancsmeuts s1f mske q dlsrraurian = tie
funds in The hands q j. o EiEzneL sl1iuistra-
tor q the estate q George Parxes. -Ieeeassf. o.
and among those legally eEtsf Lhsset. barely
gives 1otlee that le VII affeu1 70 The turles o.
th9 above apfC4nIasst ca THURSDAY. TIRE 2 frv
o. November ~ ~ 0rsce 10 SoI1srsst DorUizh.
where All 1teH al pers0ns iatsrestsi may a.
tent HI EAEE.
.4rGlR A1frar
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WAGONS.

Having recently accepted the agency
for ihgs county oi the Siudcbaker Go.
am selling excellent wagons ot all dimen-
aoDs on special terms of Ten Dollars
monthly payments
Any person vhnting2 wagon viii Ger
tainly md il decidedly D.heir interest 10
consult me before purchasing ei.evhs.e-
Address
". ". HARTLELL.
Somerset. Pa.
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DLAyK RoADELEcTI0Z

A. - e~f-1- LelL - Eiff aEa-e.
- nc Ssuxis Hus- e - 1Fe1k q ~-merzt
"a re- lrst A11aGr = -sgst1ef- 81 o eirs a.
1eE 70 re WleE-Z aE1 We SeE-l Plank
EuNt tgL - sErr rTtke sns-l-yZL IL
E- fEZEs EEr Cay ese-r- va
Egazt. = II Pl-kIZ. EauaZe-. Gear-s
1-ier. EGiwlE fTau1ze-- >gauau Ezs-
Gszy E-L sud r. Il HErn1u Trs
SoEh ta@heH Jrdze- n A. Ssla
>guertr NT q Is7f-
TgH% = ZptE
NJ 1scrzz
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A SsIGNEGs SALE.

Use snisrsinaI Assignee g Joseph l. Gen
dtes5sz-r. wiissI SO putiie sale AZ tEs re-iI-nee
Z ths sabi assiyros in Allegheny r. So1nerset
Cor Pa, o.
Saturday. December ., 1876.
tbs S1o=iEz described real ant perzAlu-r
tte farm n-inZ Ire resiie1ee y Ia ati Aslznsr-
situate Ia the sII Lr- % Allegheny. dnnsnz
la71s % Ps-e- S-ter. ss.s HzF- aafE 1zh So
ner aol1us r. @eres. zt-gt - srrs- cleared.
4i-1lt tes 80 F1Ea = meadow. the halsuc-
Sc. uDtesel- The Improvement arr a tE1--tdrT
house, douhie EG tl-n- ant c-ker 9utbuildinZ
there l. -l=a. ~ arclarl 81 ch1icc apple ant o,her
fr1tt tree ca -he premises. also. a slrlnx q never
tzlllng Nltsr convenient % The hsu-e.
lae qsr=u1l properly alsrs af SorS b1rseS.
r7its- US. FouHz ltste zhesp. hoZs- Es-cr-.
ls.s a-- 4rrJE- Arsegee-. ua- -
h1zlel aT zai1 i1 Tire grgI-L to~-hs~ an
t2r.e earlsty e auzilZ IErtelne-. &C. Zase
-al fuTci-u-e.
TERMS -alt u = uEsafa ZlFen
~ qeFA t- ~ 81 - 10 pareAs=e
Al ne rf4 es-te q - rati ~ III day u
Ie e1fth ri a. ~ tea Der 1sE-. 70 he paid
N -Glf Aeaz4c elvrsy q Ies4. gue-
= - Zz-lL lUl r~lrshlri Dc ri1s m urns
as<@ = zc -eisrrll payments O. b =1nr-f
- &-GL- lz
Sal b. EEzal- lr o 1-I-E1 srd azT.
EEDElSE - WALkEE-
ErT. AE.-@-
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dissolution NOTICE.

The partnership heretofore ezis-ia- between T.
.. Miller. = D. Miller and : 4 Halnes. ao.aH
business a. KILLER Bro 4 Halncs astc1EtEH day
dissolved By mutual clHseuf.
All unsettled accounts are in the Asnis 81 5. A..
Haines Er collection. Persous En0s4Lz them
selves Indebted % the ira osMHi-fB Bro a Hal1es
costs = II. MILLER
p u. MILLER.
:. A. HAMS
lie s~- VII te carried an A. the af s-lnf
QA.lIss Bro, Eh0 s3iieit = o1rtiluan-e oft1e
Ehtr2Bze % the late hrB.
III fnerai Poin-. Dcr. 18th. Is-5.
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LOOK oUr For BEEAsERs-Ali per
sons knowing themselves 10 be Indebted 70
&. b. Coiharn & Co. will please call and
settle At once. either by cash or note.
Please give this yoar prompt attention as
Ibis viii ic your last notice.
CD CeIBoRN * Co,
M. .. Bser's Block
S0nneFsei. Pa. Nov. O. 1876.
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somersei. Pa. Nov .. 1876

Mr.. a F. lIill, Of Faysiie county q
JOURNALS; and suIhor O; some notc, died AZ
Unioni0wn, on Tuesday afternoon, OF las.
week. OF pneumonia. lie served through
out The war ia the Eighth Pennsylvania
Reserves. and lost Il le@ nj the battle ~
Antictam. He was NJ one time editor OF
the G0idea Cdy. in san Francisco. assis
edilor OF the Philadelphia Mercury.
ard was the author Of several publications
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sale BY pzo+ -
Wednesday. lee. -, 1876
a. - s&eE A. N, IL ms Bs-saSh q Bertha all
tx hight tRle. aail.tsres-- Shi-h we're x Peter
=. kasE deed. a. the ria1e q hEs death. ~ fr
.at - a ser1aiE trAcr o. lard. situate n Ale
xEeuF TV- >1erss- GA- 1a1aiBEuz hrts q Hsa-
y J.. Basr. Bzrrs1s Hzer. Jas1 Ing aEf efhe-s
oaacsl1ilz z5oE - Gcres he <stt .u-eF~E
iuz TIE u11ivHsesE SE-,hi-is Il Ire A.
T2ere ErsaozsE a-= -l1a=-aG -ucT a1F1-
v9tsl dwelling hc @-E EYpsc d-cha-f HEt
Ehe- nrrr~s-zs sstss tras..
@E -sSohs .eG - Necessary % Ray
! he Seaas : cacsfeBt z.f al 1fe1-aess1rT sx2@
- q ale fa@ether vita unetkir1aT Ire r-ulr.
e. u r1reAss= nancy EA-H res2rsi -
% cenG-ra-i1E ef sie- uEezhfI
Len gpsz tie arx4. the Err-er zzsorta "a uls
En-11-E = M dr2 Cd lie ilHe- AT
the 7T1nsipal : sc aSHs 81 20 az Peer 3
Bs@- c@tk- TE< s-zzloi-z ns-thEdz
sF% . te pal = tE9 Hslss sanzaI uar-
zestF tee anE Efir- nc IL Co@ year ia go
ErEa-hu q sale an1 tee ss-on9 4 tvs xesv. -
1eS-si payment uEE = seez-e- ~ I AL
m0rrEaze SOL -AEG
SS~ IL [sEt Tree.
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rsz7z Haaz aseS Ssa~--. ".
dscsaZ
EEtSs tEs11@stasE ztas aaaFc ss-zts hariaz
be-a graltel = - aGisrsiN9I - tire prup4r
aEbofEg - - - herny given - al perslas IN
&4 y SAL es-st4 . max Immediate paFasBi
AS l4< assilg AIims azEils- the sane - pre-
~ U=a Erig aztnenrlzrai Er .-rssa.gr art
-isHzEe- ~ th- sze IS 10 hzn- IN <wr-
sre- BruzAc n Jan Ia
IDH.< o. BOWMAN
~ Fraer.r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

A9 a. f-reseuiea- 4
-aafELfee gwen 9TH every W4cE. EeZanr pat
terms 70 MILLION GOLD hains 81 zc. ~. sizl
8. va Seala. Isgi= sent e.. o. D., ID > -.
With tte rider 5at Otherwise On the rerss.r u
> - vii se11 ans watch g. o. The 5rg.
Sad m1rey ~ p. q Essrv 80 rrs1S-~--l
letter. Adt-Es = clde5z
". W BELL &c Co.
49, ael % Wa-chea ami IFuesu W vrr+h
~ Sraset. PHILADELPHIA. p.
P 2eatsD yea asg tais Ia he Sorsrset
herl- Nov. -
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TO THE FARMERS I!
Ship your Butter to
w. S. TEMPLE & co.

They got best prices last season for every
farmer Who shipped TO them. and if you
wish high prices this season you viii do
well 10 ship 10 them.
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DIED.

WEBBER-Noyemher ). 1876. Jennie
VI. Weber. daughter Of Daniel Hefiiey.
OF Berlin, aged IS years, 9 months and 81
DAYS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

TaERE 3 eeutemau down street.
a name ne shall not civc bC- bis
s-rdl are JOHN n. PaIto8. Uao b-l bel
eaa lp his COW. We don object 10
aar r-nE.a- as llr-e. Judge. 5ui she has >
l@ Lsu 90 opening The E-te OF he eii-
sgEs yaul ana vaiSins Oyer he gsnlen
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

TIE spare o. lie new Methodist church
IS reaching hcaveuwart, c- as the school
hoy bath q. il reaches far up into the ethe-
real biGe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

AZ las4as x4 alE4el T0hls Bloasa
ot Paiat townsL :, v4s buuLzht here and
committed -05-l lass aceN ~ q clzrEe %
GlEll- msje au lassr 10 Lsc the HE %
A9llam D.. We1YeL. "a d hs nei-n-
l H. $50 cent o. 1As Insane depart
-l-- 1i IGr cG-.y E9Ic
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ssIoSEE's NOTICE.


klGDs j. Es-shT -rs1 that ItcoS A. Bh1za
AZ PEE a u uz1 e Q-sazbn1rzz 70. Sa
eu@ Co. Pa b 1esa q ssfzosaV Ass1zmes.
dafsi OE-aer T. 81 saw as-E1~z AL tHs -
tate raE sal rzfalef ah JsesaA A t1ax zof
Peer a BzzE Ia rrS- FrtEe b@neac Of creiL
itgF- 81 z. there1Ee- flfeh-st y h Arr
sd Ill Bkss payment . The aHl Azsi11es ard
Lh@e haEl= a.Ms rfeuEan1s VII zzse zns-l
~ SAM what csisT.
DASEEL HOFFMAN.
NsT . Ar-Es
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

10 yes up the handkerchief Irritation
ErIe arsi-Iet TWO landkerchiets and
two fools Want the other ave rules
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

PI-u1r N-r. lie famous capjta-o OF oil
Esn. vl5-h Jv~-vg wears ago was "a AiTe
uain- iH3g-itg lively with speclla.
,s ana lv with -5..>e. now pals s1
votes. iil-I tor T5l.aahGlhrt joy Hayes
Sven .s politics j. NIX.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

TIE ali grain throughout The country
las never made q better appearance at this
season al Tie year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

THE8E IS q young man named William
Jao3hy who makes bis home in Indiana,
Ps- ELo Is destined 20 put IN end 10 Ia,
existence by neaas o. . shotgun. ii be
can possibly do 50. Last simmer Ee Drni
out cunning. and accidentally pa, . load
ot shot into his arm and shoulder. Ol
Wednesday he again started tor squirrels,
aut while attempting 10 draw a load from
his gun il again vent oil. the shot carry
Ing 4say three fingers II on O; his hands.
lie had 5eiter quit.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

ELDER James DAlsie. al Bellcionte,
preached in Tie Disciples meeting house
"a est L1ud Dav.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

Assn ~amua, arose and went lo E5 and
said Elre 5a l. iur thgl lilst Gi, me-
AaI De Del. answered I called not my
.ul .o down. a--ll-l >a H TO-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

TaE states th4t were on the fence seem
ta bsye cuWled down on The Republican
side.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1876-11-22

Ngiss hereby zzca taat ia -
aieiia th=s1-se. internal Alt& an ap9-Tz
ua1 ir a warrant 81 pre- 1c7z : sZta-
pryysi ABL situate = P41t Iva = asIsss t..
Pa Bo1ndst - The eEE 81 E.i o. Jpsepl
JoE- -tE @&ses % Joseph I0E1s- All e
~ N=1h--@st y A1asn Bomzsriner.
<oy-a DAVID Stuff.