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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-15

The Everett Press ay ilat last Thur
day fetef STILES, i iai merof Dry Ridge,
Bed ford county. Pa, went to Cumberland
with a wagon load OF flour. geese and
chickens. which he sold there, realizing
Slo4. When at a point in Harrison twp.
a mar with a BACKED face. confronted him
with a cooked revolver. ordering him to
hand over his money. lie closed with the
robber who shot him in the hand, and he
1as h grabbed by three others from
behind. He continued 10 fight and re-
ceived another pisiol-ball. this time in the
arm He then surrendered and Was rob
bed of every cent Of the proceeds OF his
Cumberland sales. The robbers escaped.
and the unfortunate victim has no clue 10
their whereabouts or identity.
HcME AGAIg.-On Tuesday last the
boys of Co. q arrived at home tired. dirty
aud travel stained, but cheerful and with.
al well pleased with their life in CANA.
The only adventures they have I o relate
are those Of the Battle OF the C~ow-pens"
G standing guard at the cattle yards.
Their return home was quite a surprise TO
all our citizens. No swift, winged electric
messenger had sped before to herald their
coming. and VII n they arri,el at the de-
pot there was scarce a friendly face 80 bid
Them welcome. The line was quietly
formed and 20. G moved toward It's arm
ory. The stirring strains OF the iif; and
drum gave notice To anxious friends that
"Johny comes marching home. " and be-
fore they reached the Diamond the streets
were lined with people. many of within
ere bare hcadci and bare armed. nct
htving stopped 10 think about their ap-
pearance as they rushed out to see how
Tramp. tramp the boys came march,
ing The whole thing was a complete
surprise, and the ''sojer buys enjoyed il
as much as did their friends. Tuesday
and Wednesday we're devoted TO making
up lost sleep, and Thursday the boys al
went back To work as though they had
never eaten hard tack or been at the ..B At
Tic Of the Cow pens"
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BAD BREATHy

Nothing is 50 unpleasant, nothing 50 common as
bad breath, and ia nearly every ease II comes from
the stomach. and can be SO easily corrected Il you
VIII take Simmons Regulator. Do not neglect -
sure a remed: for this rcpu'sive disorder. Ii will
also improve your Appetite, Complexion, and gen
eral Health.
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Il is a safe plan 10 have nothing TO do
with any man who offers TO give you any
thing at halt price. Don't bet with a a
on his OWN game. don't sign your name TO
any recommendation OF other papers pre-
senied by s stranger. even though he
NAV tell YOU how he wishes 1t because you
are an influential man IN your neighbor.
hood. This lille ad rice has been repeat
edly given. and had il been needed by
men We could nzme, would have saved
them mueI more money than a years
subscription TO AL the papers in the coun-
ty.-EL
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SICK ADAcH
OF CAUSES
FIRST HEX.

FIRST HEEK.
l. Peoples Fire Insurance Company or Penn.
vs.. >. J. Cover n Bro.
= Peoples firc Insurance Company u Penn.
-. Edmund Herman
3 Peoples Fire Insurance Company Of Penn.
-. ThJmasG Gallagher.
l. Thomas Moore ". Samuel Phllson ct al.
3 = j. faaely " Catherine Fadeiy.
{. susan Leuhart vs. John Fadeiy.
: Thomas Malley vs.. t. j. Picking ct al.
$. II. keisar IS. 81. kieia & Co..
9 Sylvester Herring rs. Geo. W. Lenhart.
10 W. II. II Gardner vs.. a. Durham and wife.
II lstae Wendell vs.. Jacob A. Shafer.
y q. W LeDhaTf vs. T. II. henfgrd \ Co.
j. Isaac W Rsncs * Co. Va l. A. jenkins.
L. fiTst National Rank Of Meyersiale v. lie
vi Lichliter.
u Barnet Picking IS. Fred. Nauzie.
10 Barnet Picking " Frei. Nzugle.
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81 Nal trains q slF except Sunday
Magniacent Day Carr through
ii Tsltimore without change
S.renfv-nve miles the shortest and the only
- istween the East aud West via Washing
4ou city. saith.
"A streets and depot corner Grant and wafer
Streets, Pittsburgh, Pa. -
4. NJ. UOL.E- General Ticket Agent
z X HYNDMAN, SupL. C5anels'ine
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N,,r Advertisement.

Satsaisler and Henry Sutmiller. ot In and to tue
following described real estate. va
A certain tract q iapf situate IN Lsriner To
Somerset ce Pa. clnfsfrin- 7i-sat O.. scfs-. more
or less. u which there arr tbai I 4cres e. ar~f,
with a one amt rue hall story tx dN-iifrx b uSs
thereon crested, zafilniax Laais VI christian
Nsnkemirr. Eiwari Deal. Company I.n.is an,i
others, with the appurtenanceS.
Taken IA executton as the property Of H~ary
Sutmiller and Y. ~. Sutmiiier, al he suit Of Satn-
uel Brswn-
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The Office of the Adams Express Com
plny at this place was closed permanently
on "Wednesday morning, by John ID.
Zimmerman, III agent. Owing 10
some difficulty between the Express
Company and the Baltimore X Ohio Ra
Road company the former have taken all
of their business of the ~latter's road and
its branches. IL isthought that the Rail
road Company will establish an express
line OF its own at an early date. The en-
tire withdrawal OF the express facilities
would be a great Inconvenience TO our
shippers, especially TO dairymen-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-15

EpIroRs HERALD-There will he a
7 Harvest Home and basket picnic held IN
the grove near DR.. Jos Covodes saw
mill. one half mile east of this place. on
Saturday, August Is, 1871. Quite a num
Der OF Sabbath Schools of the different de-
nominations will participate in the eNer-
cises. No pains will he spared 10 make
the occasion a pleasant one. All are in
vited TO attend.
". III. DIETz.
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How | wish that my Skin was as white
and soft as yours. said a lady the other
day TO female friend. You can easily
make il so. said the lady addressed.
..How 81 inquired the first speaker. Use
.GLEnN's SULPHUR Soar. Sold by ali
Druggists.
DEPOT. Criiienton's No. : Sixth Avenue,
New York. Hills Hair and Whlsker
DYE black or Flown, Scots.
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Mr. EDIToR-The charcoal man. ID.
II. Hess, is about closing work tor The
season. The hands in his employ are all
very sorry. Out OF the twenty-iour hands
he had there are only six Jeff, who will be
done work IN the course OF u few weeks.
Mr.. Hess right bower. Mr.. Jacob ii.
SINNERS. is going home this week TO
Western Virginia in the expectation OF
coming back in the spring. Ali the men
in his employ think -four and bacon
will be slim Tor them through the winter,
until they return in the spring. Every
thing is quiet now, the wood choppers
axe is heard no more, and the smoke that
continually kept waiting heayenward is
seen no more; but we can only leave of
by saying We got the greenbacks when
done worS, and ever Will we remember
our old friend rs al honest man. and kind
TO his men. As tor his sou James, We
must say lac Is IN honest young man OF
good breeding, sobel anu Industrious.
We Will not forget him AS time on lis
axes rolls round.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-15

Peaches. Mel ms. Canielopes and sw.e.
po,s,oas In market. Peaches for sale by
he crate this week. S nd in your orders.
COX & Bel RITs
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Pennsylvania College,
GETTYSBURG. PA
TRssn fern sstAs nez, Cdiezi.,s ysIr ~
bszE

September 6. 1sss.
The f1ez1ry u he ins-itztAa = fzL Ia c1r@
e in<rnaLa Ia LIBERAL AMI thsrozz1- Tb= 80
tjoc = nj pf~asaEf aaf hsslssF. IN the zti-t q
Al iazsilfxert aaf 1Earai os1mz1ify- 4Dt -o@-l
b. ~ RslIrsas ;r1izs rhres lines ; csT-
The Preparatory Department
vhseh = -ass- he sirs1 saD<-iska - ts 70
aI-y. - Ten re~r-z1is-1. All fur--sh= net-
0axh in.r1r-tan 81 ss aa1 yo11x ms pr-af
tx Er Bazn<-sE CaseEe e<s.ss Sta4<1s -
faEs ps-Ee Ers 111er TIE SPECIAL zr- 81 IN
zrs uEs resdf- 18th tt=aa IN Tie b1iA4l1z
FSr fsrsker intsrzaattp1 q ezzzheB@s- a@1fs
n. VALENTINE D D.
Prsstfsrf e. teE>zs -
PkDF r n BikLE
Pr1rspzF2 Prrr Dr..
Aax-r G~srysoarx- "a
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Fr1dau. Auqast "a. 1871.

All the right, tile, interest .sd claim Of lex.
W. Skuirx. OF Ia, and to sac oli0sin described
real estate. viz: A eSTIaIn tract OF itnri situate IN
MilfDryt township, Somerset county. Pa, contain
ing Il acres. mort or less, about - acres cleared,
thereon erectc1, adjoining LANDS % George uhler,
Daniel Swsrner. Simon Snyder, AMI other-witb
the ay, urtenanees Taken Ia execution as the
progeny Of Alex. W. Shuitz. at the suit Ut John
A fhfliuuI-
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Ane.uli OF Constructed psx e.,,ou.

Among the huIiful consequences of Oh.
structed digestion. is the impoverishmeni
OF the blood, and since = deieriatiye oondi.
ton OF the vital fluid not only produces
dangerous organic weakness. but. accord
ing to the lest medical authorities. some
times causes asphyxia. it Is apparent that
to improve the quality %. the blood by pro-
noting disestlon and assimilation. isl wise
~precaution. H~osietter's Stomach Bitters
is precisely the remedy for this purpose,
since it stimulates the gastric juices. con-
quers those bilious and ~evacuaiiye irreg-
u~larilies which interfere with the digestive
processes. promotes assimilation OF the iOOd
by the blood, and p~urifas us well as enrich
es it. The signs OF improvement in health
in consequence of using the Bitiers are
speedily apparent in an accession OF vigor,
q gain in bodily substance. and a regular
and active performance OF every physical
function
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A ssIGYEEs SALE

, vl-ns q an crisr issael osf q n Car a
Csr nssn Pi1sE 10 ss1 ~ tas Gcu-tF q S1zr
~ he ullsraznef Asdz.se 1fD1aie- Hls-pl.r-
ell a. p1-le ale in lie Blr5-xa
~ rfe fagT Eaas. n
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-15

-Four beautiful card Photographs for IS
cent?. They are true as life, and Il nished
in the highest style Of the art at the new
Photograph Gallery in Mr.. Collro,h's
brick building. North East corner OF the
Diamond. next door 10 Nsugle House,
Somerse, Pa. Everybody 60 now, and
have yourself, children and families Photo.
rnpbed. This opportunity offered to all
for 4 few weeks only.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-15

CABBAGE WoRMs.-Look out for the
second brood of these filthy ~destroyers.
The simplest and surest coatrecouy for
use in Il garden near the kitchen is hot
wafer. Between $50 and 40 degrees ii
will scald the worms without hurting the
cabbage. The finger will bear that de-
gree u heat i0r a short iime, but is an un-
certain test. A little saliIeter makes the
application more etlectual and is a manure
10 the cabbage. Common salt is TO some
extent, but less safe il applied over freely.
Alum Is used by SOM. bus must b. ie-
peated oitener. 4 spFinkling OF bran is
approved 10y many. but IS likely, one
would suppose. 10 deile The heart d little.
liza HAT board is laid between The T VS. rs
the worms come TO fall growth, and raised
three or four inches from the ground, the
worm VIII Suspend itself from the under
side IN crysalis folm, and these can be
collected and destroyed. Blu; first lei the
children note how curiously they are
suspended. and find out il they can how il
Is done. With a lighi net they can gather
the yellowish-w Whit butterfly, llecked with
black spots, as ii hOvers over the plants in
May and June. and they can, perhaps,
find ON the under side of the leaves The
very minute eggs. which are pretty OBJ
iects magnitied. Insect Lille and irsnsfor.
nation Is n Of the most interesting. suc-
gesiIve and useful ot Object lessons.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-15

One OF the Disadvantages of life in St
Louis is found in the disenchantmeni
which all the children undergo as regards
these fables which form the delightful de-
fusion of childhood. For instance, they
were telling q little boy the other day q
lot of fairy stories. and when they came to
speak Of the Seven League boots he didn't
say, 20, my" worth > cent, but in the
most matter oi-fac; manner replied he
must have had feet like Sissy's- And
Sissy. who is one OF the ornaments of soci-
eiy. boxed as mnch OF his ears rs she
could Till he saw more stars than a cluobed
rio;er -Chfe1co Trtbane.
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.oxxssKrA xIsEEALr POINT RAILROAD.

am and amer May lIIh, 1871, trains WIZ
run As follows. connecting ~ith all pAssehse, -.
- w r. X. tMan trains daily, Ex-
press daily except Monday-l
LEAyE- ~
a0nm. /. N.
,,-up,v lSwAm. 4 Is p m
Mail East connects with Local West.
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TIME TABLES.
..,r.uoRE q OHIO r. r,

PITTSBURGH DIVISION
IT, .,5 ancr February IL, isT7, trains on this
Iii aerart from and arrive at depot carnef
~ md Mater Streets as i,dlows:
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All the right. title .intrreu ami claim sf Hiram
Finiiay and Mary fiBdisy. 0f 10 anI 4, the II
boa ing d~esrrft<sf real estate. slr
Mol All the Gi.oSinx hyur has AZ xrma.I la
the Borsuxn 81 salisbury. : reersef 10 p. NJ.
l being ~ NJ. - ami parl of ~ n, 3 ~ me gen.
eral plan IL saLI tow. beginning a. ht aamhvr
- owned by Henry Wager, S-uth l. sfcrrrrx
West ~ icet. SoBtg - degrees. fast TO-. isrt.
North 10 degrees, last iJT feet, North - degrees.
West 1913 feet, containing 81 e,-ls. having IA rem
erected a IwO-story frame dwelling house ant sta
ode, adjoining bts u Baltrer Wagner on the
ssath. ga the east lot II heaTy Wagner 4al the
street. with the apQurtensnceS-
No. Lot No'.. b, y AMI - sa he general
plan u saIi ts.n each containing ai.5ut one
fourth Of an acre. lying Contiguous, adjoining a
sur ct On the west, i1t nJs yr fOrmeriy OF kliith
Wagner On the north, alley On the east, an siiey
On tine south With the arpGftcnanres.
No. < A certain bot OF grvsni situ1te in Eik-
lick Tp. SotneT set 10, Pa, containing cne acre.
nOrc " less, arI0intng lands ~ Henry 0iatlelty.
Abraham Bearhy AMI the pablic rszd leading
'fnsm Salisbury IA the Nation Il X al.
All the t,rvKoinx bots are the same vi III Is.u
Ghstfelty . nd site staBveyei 10 Mary Flaf a.. hy
two several deeds dated April. .. fsos. aaai recurf-
ri in yoL. " Of deris. pages sil, zie AMI za, ~th
the apfnrtenanees-
rasefE IL execution ~ The properly Ut nir4ta
flndsay aud siay ~tinilay, At ihs SUI Of JsLa
ffIoIfelty.
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All the right tile. interest, AMI claim OF Alex.
Walker. OF. in. aud TO the GLOWING described
real estate. viz: A certain lot Of ground, situate
in Meyersiale borough, Somerset county, penna :,
containing one-fourth acre, more or less, with a
frame dwelling house and stable there
on erected, adjoining N ain street On the s.uth,
Pittsburgh ami COnneilsyilie railroad on the east.
and alley On the west-wifh the aprurtenances-
Taken in execution as the property OF Alex
Walker. at the kuit of Albert L fyAD.
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FIVE FoR A QUARTER-Tbe cheapest
aud best pictures in town are those 10 be
had at the old reliable Photograph Gallery
Of Wm. II. Weliey on Main Gross street.
Lock at these prices and compare them
with others.
Five pictures for twenty five n
Eight pictures for thirty-hve cents.
These are the lowest prices ever offered
in the town. Satisfaction will be guaIan-
teed in every instance.
Remember the place; in the Mammoth
Block. next door TO the Post Office.
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Mr.. Peter lIrffls -. oi Somerset county.
has u COW less than fifteen months old.
which Is the mother of Il calf nearly a
month old. The mother and child ars
both iuil-biooded Alderny, 1t Is almost
unnec ssary 10 say that the COW looks like d
a cali-.he Alderny breed being smali-and
the calf like calf dell. Mr.. Heeifiy is a
model farmsr ARd stoek-breedeT. lie has
ii farm OF near 300 acres. situated about
twO nils north OF Somerset town, and on
the centre OF a mound from which can be
viewed Ten miles in either direction the
magnificent farms for which Somerset is
noted; he has just finished a magnificent
house, fitted up with all the modern i'm
provements. which would do honor 10
any city. and throws in the shade n
farmer house in this district. Here Mr..
ilefiley can not only live like 4 prince. but,
surrounded like he i, with his broad
acres OF well cultivated grain, and his
stock OF the purest strains, of which he is
as proud as man can be, he is no doubt far
happier than prince ever was. Mr.. Hef-
fey has the credit Of being the best stock
raiser in Somerset county. and the speci-
mems Of horse aud cattle flesh be exhibits
to h:s visitors justify the praise which is
awarded him by his ~neighbors. Bat his
animals are not only all marvels of beauty
and perfection, bul they are as gentle as
lambs. which speaks volumes for their
owner NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iri3aae.
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For a gloss tor shirt bosoms take two
ounces OF fine gum arabic powder. put i;
in a pitcher and pour on a pint OF water;
cover il and let il stand over night Pour
carefully from the dregs into a clean bot
tie, cork and keep for use. A t~easpooniui
OF gum stirred into a pint OF starch made in
the usual way. will make the most beau,i:
full gloss on any linen or cntton goods, and
will make lawn look like new.
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ALSO

All the FszAL sisle- interest,". Asd eisin. late q
Zacnzfi<s I4uo~hii- tsreaect. .irh nxake - the
ut4ss sn.4 heirs. Il. IN zzd - skx EsAssrsnx d.
scTib<d real e--sfc rtr-
ia e-r-af1 trsc< % hDl sst1ate - LozerTsrsey-
tf Up Ss1s-r--t e.. Pa ogntsizizz - srrez.
more q ksz- a uhch tbsrs arg at-0s- a<rss
cleared. vita . tr5 SOY frame 6z<i.az baz..
and hR1k bsu Theresa e-erfet. sfsiussx
Ean.s - u. Hzrsh. A-BsAtt and athers sin
the a-pf11eBa1ces-
TsSsa IN sEsszfi-a a. the pr-Dery. Lite u
Zseazrsk Tsn1stiil. essd- h Nr- - ts-
Eh4eE acf kelrN
ALSO
al the right tirts. ksss-esr zc3 -siu ~ DAn<i
- Cr1szz1 n In AL - tie &Dsi1z eesEibef
real es-ste- FfH-
ear2ta u3< = lad, sdzA;s in Psist Up
Saze-se< so11zy. Pa 1z5tzisl1x fEs Az1f I'D a11
tser-y 1Fs 4cIe-- Ears - tess- .i<h af~LEsry
fr2ass Ase~ s1s steam sss 1nil tsz 20
errteA zc3sialsg lsst< q y. Z AnleFsa . he
e&s<- lssse !. Hsrz~r - tk- np-A- anr Atis.1
Allssz c1 the sess-Sish tie &gpzrzz.D-~s-
Isk<r IN ez-curS1 - the prlF@ry e DAHL
" c=bnas- 4tta- ~as - 1shs 4 G<Esrssss
an J1ea = AKA
ALSC
AZ Re ~. t.-fn t~-e-er 49, essl- y -
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WEST.


.u,-tos nm hy Baltimore Time, IL minutes
81 fsstert than Pittsburgh line
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Miss Jennie Collins. the working girl
of Boston. who established the far famed
Bofin's Bower. has published her sew
en,h annual report If the work done by
that institution. Among other noticeable
things. Miss Collins says there are sixty
thousand more women than men IN Mass
achusetls. but in the prisons, %peniienila-
ries and almshOuses Of the State the men
outnumber the women two TO ne.
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Nsp Advertisements.

Na.a Two coniiguoa- ists on North side OF
Weysn,i avelne. Ia rrsins Borough. Nos. n and
-. lsu1tiesi ~ ~ street un the " Get
No. g. iwo contiguous hts IN sEme town, on
North side Of Meyansf avenue. Numnerpd ss lots
~ and 2g. adjoining alley o1 the East. and
Geurge Sayiur N The S5uth West, Win the APP
puTtssauCeS-
Taken Ia execufion aS the property Of keheeca
Liohiiter and n. Il. Liehliter, at the suit u W
j. Baer, use Of David Pile.
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All the right. TILE. inisres; AMI claim % Is4lr
h1zGs. o. a. and % TIE toilsrfnZ tese1t7d r=sl
estate. Via
No ! A certain tract o. Enseates lAnd. si.zAts
in AA11So1 ts~1ehlpr Somerset esasfy. Pa CO..
tsiaing iOs- h1ssirai acres. nngrs % es. k10<n
% TIE r-osra u unsezref isDds 80 the Charles
Oak treef-srh the aPpzEtenzse=s
So& = crr-air rr&xt0f Un<-atec isBi. siraass
N Loser Turkeykg tp. Sozs-r-et rpsBsy. Pr
oDGtataInx feCr bGccred and twelve seres- msru
o. less. known 90 the reegrd u unsezte1 hBls az
the william Bell irset-sfth the zpyar1suznss
So-& A certain trzcr u 1n-caeel hnd. si-Gxte
a. soresak- co1tsininE fur su1trei and nire
sGsS kBosn On me reord q n~naesfei lao1s -
The Isaac HGzus rrAss-Eifh thespysrsnabcesL
So-+ A0rEssn tract q uhsesf>1 hns. situate
IN >h41e Township. S0mer-st cO11fy. Penns--
eafztni1z three huptr-f AMI eighteen acres.
!4n~.s a. fhs WIiisn O3ITsr tnzeT-~ifh the zp-
No a A eer ais tract q a~nseasel hnA. .i,zase
a. Aforesaid. e0nfsinlnz thrse hsufrei AMI nice
gfr8 acres. more O. les. and kBowB - The re-
11 q 11seat=4 Enes as the S4.1ou PsrrF trsu-
vIsH the spParens1eez
Ne A certain tract q 1n--ates knL. st1zrs
a. aSreszL oz1inisz ihrse ka1t-et aof ixry-
~ ans ols-fGErth scr-S more ~ les. and En1sn
n The r=oord o. unsezssd lz1ds "a the SzzEsl
Is irhsrgA srsef-~ith the spPsressnees
Ne A certain trad u g1e-st~s Lxzrl sisua.e
In Upper Tu-xeyEsE tS~1zhiR. Se<ner-eg esuz.y.
Pa. esRtslninz Erry-three anf 61e-Aalf serzs.
more O. iess. and E30sn % the recar1 q gnsezta1
laa1s A. tie Georze Dark t-sa-~fth the spp1r-
teuaErs<
Taken IN sxsssIss as he p45<rg q Ia1-
2 a. the s1it = S.ner-et CoSssT.
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Assignee

ry virtue q an orse- issaed eut q the orpAsas'
Cart OF Sczzerse< Ga. Pa. 70 the ualsrsiznel
direciei. u re sisi ts exPoss4is sale, ~ Fselse
o1:ery- "a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-15

All the right, title, interest, ami ciaim Of Will
liam X. Thomas. Of, in. and 10 the iDiiywin2 de-
scrlbed real estate, via:
A certain lot Of ground, situate In UrsiDa Dor
ough, Somerset county, Pcnna., containing one
acre, more o%rless, with a one story frame dwelling
house and blacksmith shop thereon erected, aa-
Joining aug. Sellers on the east. W. baer on
the south, Williamson Il Phillips on the north
and west-with the appurtenancss. Taken In ek-
ecutiJn as the properly # iiiiam r. Thomas, al
The suiI Of Jnhn EAge.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-15
DUBLlC SALE

Hyslrur Of "A arier ~ he Or,,b,,,. 80 :.
a ere Tel, ~e sBi ,Sps~ topaalE ale. On
Saturday. Asggss rs. Is77
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p. d. Box 1851, q, q, and % vspewlter Stu " y
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1877-08-15

All the right. tstle, Interest AMI claim Of Lizzie
Hickman, and x. W. Hickman. OF, 10 and 10 The
foiicsinz descTine.f real estate. viz
"A certain LOT Of gruuDd sifuntr In SJtuerset bor-
81 which - ieef frDnts On tnhsn Street on the
Ssuth, and 80 feet adjoining hf of John u. uhi
On the Nerb. on the Hest l0t VI Alice kire, vile
vf Charles Rice. ON the hast adrriuing fet Of A.
W. kneilrr, irom which the Si-sve described bot
has been sold of, tg ;ther WITH tbs aPpurte-
Iaaffrrs-
Taken in execution a. the properly Of Lizzie
and X. W. HitchmIn At the suit OF A.
w. knepper.
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