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

by virtue VI an order Issued out OF the Orphans
Court OF Somerset Co., Pa. 20 the undersigned
directed, rhsr re viii be exposed to sale, BY public
cutlery, on
Thursday, Augast I6, 1911,
; u :1oclosk at the Court House. In Somerset Dor.
oush, the following described valuable real es-
tate, late the property Of Cyrus Meyers, Esp.
deceased, viz
No, l.. A certain lot OF ground situate in the
borough of Somerset. adjoining another lot Of de.
cedent on the north, Main street on the south.
East street on the cast. and an alley on the west,
with n large new one story brick cottage house,
with ! mansard roof, finished In the most complete
style, with furnace, range, water-tank, bath
room, water and gas pipes and all the modern
improvements, thereonerected said lot fronting
On Main street abaut l3 feet. afri extending back
toward pni9n street ABOUT IL feet, being the late
residence oil deceased. TIE location is one of the
iro;t desirable in this portion Of the State. There
Is a spring oi good water on the premises.
OF Somerset, adjoining No. l above described on
the South, and fronting on Union St, said lot be-
ing feet front on Union ST.. and extending
No. 6. The undivided one twentieth part Of all
that properly known as the '.C0niiueice Town
Property, said property originally consisting of
four tracts or parcels of land.
MOL. A tract OF land situate in Turkey loot
Up, Somerset Co., Pa, known as the Nicola tract,
containing si acres
No z a tlaGt Of land situate In the same Up,
klnwn asthe L.cnhars tract, AMI containing about
Loo acres. PAD n
No. ) A tract OF lard situate In the same Tp.,
known az the Tissue tract, contaiuing about 90
acres.
NOD. A tract Of land situate IN Addison I'd
Somerset To Pa, known as the Steiner tract,
containing about IS acres.
The interest hereby to be conveyed being the
one-twentieth part OF the. land remaining. after
the sale OF sIndry town lots in the town OF Canfu-
eLce. tiaR4tI t -
TERMS-one-third Ia haad on day of sale,
balance In two-egpal semIannpal pay ments, with
interest irOEl eunnrnatiOn Of sale. or delivery OF
possession Of the premises.
W, H. koONTZ,
-iIuiy IA 1910 IH Lsl Trustee.
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escape from the soldiers, and were at
once fred upon, one fugitive receiving
q very serious wound in the heel.
The troops remained about an hour
10 Plymouth, when they sgain passed
onward toward Kingston. Skifmish-
ers were deployed as before and sew
eIsl prisoners captured. Shortly
sfter the train left Hymouth a mob
tore up seversl rails from the track,
and at points near Avondsfe the road
was blocksded with huge stones. On
the journey from Kingston to Scran-
ton, a distance of fifteen miles, two
Instructions were mct-one pear
Wyoming a little above this city, and
the other at Tsylorviile, near Scran-
ton ~Inseach case rails had been re-
moved.
About one O'Clock Governor Hart.
ranft and staff arrived at Kingston
with more troops and supplies. The
Governor, with his aides, occupied .
special car. Coloael Stanley Wood
ward, of the Governors staf, Of this
city, met the Executive at the depot,
where q long conference was held.
Subsequently the Governor departed
for Scranton, accompanied by o large
body of troops. The Governors
train had been delayed by the obstruc-
tons. One train loaded with troops,
mostly composed Of the Sixth Regi-
ment of the State Guards, was left
At Kingston to await further orders.
They are still there. Crowds Of mi
ners and others have been gathered
about the depot all day. and the SOL
diers are the targets of much abuse
and deDunciation- After the depar-
ture of the Governor another long
train, filled with soldiers, arrived at
Kingston, who are still there.
Trains were started on the Lacka-
wanna and Bloomsbury road to-day.
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ABOUT $4,000 worth of property
stolen from the burning freight cars
at Pittsburgh during the riot, has
been recovered by the detectives at
Pittsburgh. The County Commits
sioners ilfinstitute proceedings for
larceny against some of the parties
who refuse to give up stolen goods.
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TnE Ohio Republican State Con.
vention placed in the field last week
q most excellent ticket. Judge WEST,
the candidate for Governor, is admit
ted TO be one of the strongest men in
the State, both personally and intel.
lectually. He has been in public lite
for many years, and, as a patriot,
stands in the highest rank. Mr.. FRED.
REsELER, the candidate for Lienten-
ant Governor, is q prominent German
lawyer of Cincinnati. He was the
choice of the German wing of the
party, and viii bring great strength
to The ticket. GEORGE F.NAsn, the
candidate for Attorney General, and
Judge W. ". JOHNSON, the nominee
for Supreme Judge, are both unex-
ceptionable candidates, and possess
large pereonal strength. Judge TAFT
would have been the nominee for
Governor. but he rersistently declin-
ed the nomination. and not approving
the Presidents Southern policy, deem
ed it best that the nominees should
be in thorcagh-accord with the Ma
tionei Administration. The Conven-
ton endorsed the President and his
policy, thus making the issue q square
q between his friends and oppo-
nents in bis own State. 10
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hallway Cessissss.

PorrsyILLE, Pa, August 2.-This
afternoon . train, consisting of.sn ed
CINE and one car, the latter csstain.
ing ffty-six men, en- route for Mahan.
oy City, was badly wrecked near!
Tsmaqua. The train collided with .
construction train, the engine being
thrown down an embankment. Col
Winkoop, who vas in command Of
the party, was slightly bruised, hut
the others escaped anhurt. $50 sssI
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i~lorribic CaiamIty.

PITTSBURGH, August i 1s71.-At
twenty minutes before 5 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon q number Of en-
ployes at the foundry Of Messrs. Tot
ten & Co., on the corner of Twenty
fourth street and the Allegheny Val
ley Railroad, were engaged at casting
a chilled roll. Nearly two tons of
iron were required tcnmake the cast
ing, and the services of twenty meE
were required to handle it. While
they were pouring the molten metal
into the mould there was a sudden
and terrific report, which was follow
ed by a shower of liquid iron. The
red-hot metal few in every direction,
and dropped in splotches upon and
aboutthe terrified worbmen. Realizing
the horror of their situation the men
ran to escape the shower, in their
terror dropping the ladle which yet
contained most of the metal. The
ladle was overturned and immediate
" great streams shot out in quick
pursuit of the flying laborers. Two
Of the workmen, closely followed by
streams of the red-hot iron, fell into
adjoining pits. and the metal ran in
upon them, burning their flesh to q
crisp 10 many places. News Of the
horrible calamity sprean with remark
able rapidly, and in a few moments
the snrieks of women and children
living in the vicinity were added to
the groans Of the injured men. Peo-
pie rushed frantically TO the foundry
with pallid countenances, wringing
their hands in anguish and piteously
calling ia Gods name to learn iftheir
friends had escaped the excruciating
torture. Arriving at the scene Of the
disaster they still more appalled,
at the horrible scenes which met their
gaze. Lying in n of the pits was
q man with here add there his face
burned to a crisp, and his eyes literal
ly burnt out of his head, while in
their places the sockets filed
with chunks Of chilled metal. This
mar was George l.. Ebbert, Of Allie
gheny. In another pit was lying
Walter Moran. One of his eyes, zoo,
was literally burnt from the socket
by the cruel metal, while his face,
breast, arms, and hands were burned
to a crisp at different places. Here
and there the red-hot metal had actu.
ally eaten its way to the bones of the
victim. Other men were lying about
with their breasts, arms, and legs Sc
verely burned, and the scene was
certainly the most heart-rending
which ha been presented in this
city for many a long day. %
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Tue Chicago papers of last satur-
day publish lists of the killed and
wounded during the riots in that
city last week. The Times gives the
names of nineteen killed, with the
addresses and facts e~oDdrmatory.
The other papers give fifteen names
of killed aud large numbers Of wound
ed, and intimate that the lists are in
complete. The militia and United
States troops are distributed about
the city, chiefly at the Government
buildings and railroad depots.
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ANDnow the journals of Pittsburgh
are z~ealously laboring to show that
the county Of Allegheny is not liable
for the property destroyed by its mob,
bat that the State should be called
upon to foot the bin. 1t was The Phil
adelphians, you know, that commenc-
ed the riot!!
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TIE regiments of the State Guard
are passing through a valuable expert
ence. This campaigning against riot
ers is better than all the encampments
and holiday soldering that could be
put inty ten years. 1t makes soldiers
Of the bows.
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R. NJ. BISHOP, Democratic candid
ste for Governor of Ohio, is q large
grocer, in the city of Cincinnati. He
was one of the leading spirits in the
old Know-Nothing party, and is a
strict ssbbatsrian. Evidently bis nom-
ination is not a bid for that much talk
ed of German vote in Cincinnati, and
ether parts of Ohio.
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The latest European dispatches
bring the news Of a crushing defeat
of the Russians by the Turks in a bat
tie at Pleyns. The Russian army,
consisting Of q body of 10000 men,
was routed with tremendous slaugh-
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s~slGSEEs,

by vsr.ue Of an order Issued oai Of The Court al
Common Pleas OF Somerset Co, Pa, the under.
: gned Assignee o. VIM. A. Border, will sen At
public sa;e, on III premises, ~
Dss Saturday, Avgust Is, 1877,
"a ! o'clock p M, The following deseri5. Vi real es-
tate, viz
fwocertain lots Of ground Situate In the Bor
Of Meyersdale, Somerset Co., known a. lots No's.
and :, fronting on salisbury st with n twostc.
ry frafne dwelling house and q ane and one hail
story addition erected thereon,
TERMA|Une-third In hand ca day Of zale.
In six months, aud ne th!rd In one year
irom this date, with interest On deferred ayment
from day Of sale, -
80 aa y. MORRELL
July 20. - AssigI &c.
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Mn. LEWIS HEYL has been appoint
ed General Appraiser Of Merchan-
disc at Philadelphia. He was APP
pointed Special Agent of the Treasu-
ry from Ohio, and has resided in
Philadelphia but a few years He
displaces MI. Pollock, who was q
delegate from Philadelphia to the
Cincinnati Convention, and voted for
the nomination Of Hayes on the last
ballot. s
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TIE Democrats of Mississippi have
renominated for election their present
craven and brutal Governor. 1t was
for the purpose of procuring this re-
nomination that be so ssslduously
licked the boots Of the cowardly mob
that murdered Judge Chisholm and
his children, and refused to make an
investigation into their assassination.
lie now has his reward.
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ROBERT A. ANMoS, the leader Of
the strikers on the Fort Wayne Road,
has been arrested and committed for
trial, on o charge of riotous conduct.
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elbow MUCH the strike has cost the
country q not, as yet, for want of
data, be even approximated. and the
consequential damages and losses Tan
never be accurately determined: but
single item or two may tend to give
faint idea of the vast losses it has
occssioned. The reports Of the great
3 trunk lines IN which the strikes oc-
CURED show that they employ II, 00e
mel in running their trains. Count
. the average wages of these al 81 so
: per day, certsinly q low figure, and
this alone viii amount TO sll5.5oo
j per day. and sum up 10 the ten days
D lost $l,555,soO. Add to this the loss
on ~perishable freight, the loss by fire
and mob to freight, buildings, ears.
DC, &e., the losses incurred by DELAY.
the stoppsge of manufacturing and
other business, the losses incurred by
calling men rom their business to
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The public debt was reduced last
month eight hundred and eighteen
thousand nine hundred aad four dol
lars. ISIS, 9Oi-)
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SALE

Of Unseated Lands In Somerset County, Penn.
The Commissioners Of Somerset County hereby
give notice that they will sell, at public sale, In
theCourt room in Somerset Doroughon Wednesday
the 18th day OF August next, the following emu
merated tracts of unseated lands, which have
~, and have remained unreleemcd for i've years
and upwards. Agreeable to the act Of Assembly
OF March Is, lsf5, and the supplemental act there
to Of March. lsei. ! iulil4E 1898 =
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NOTICE.

Estate OF Ann Maria Zarefoss, late Of Stonycreek
Tp, deceased.
Letters documentary on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, notice
is hereby given to those indebted TO Il to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having clsimsagsinst
II TO present them duly authenticated for settle
ment, at Office OF IL. +. Seheli, In Somerset, on Fr-
day, Sept. eth, 1871.
M iHa sdk SAMUEL ZAREFOSS,
p.a .p CYRUS RAYMON,
August /. Executors
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mo- AcCEpr nR IE.

- ~ Oit hf
20 Sarah S~psichsr, widow, Henry spe.cher
lN~s Sfeicher and Sarah infermarrlesi with
VIM Peniman. Eve Speicher. widow Of Jacof,
speiehsr. deed, Jefferson Speieber, residing IN
- e.. Iowa. Ionn Speleher. Jacob Speicner
sarah SpeIcher, intermarried with Joslals
1utzy, Lewis e, Susanah, intermarried with
Jacob weasern. now deed. leaving three chill
sr,h, ls'.lls, h,aIy Ann and Angelina. j.. NJ.
Chas- Auznsins, Clinton NJ. and Mouv. Just1.
Joseph >peicher. now deceased. leaving "a ar
we nim willow ksnecca, now kebecea--
and the f1loSlng children, Jefferson. resjdlv,r
In - Co, Ind, Margaret. iaferm.rr.s.l
with iona, FraDtz, residing in Ssmrrs-- -
Pa, Julia Ann, intermarriee with Tobias Nm
ser. now deed. residing IN Black Uawk -.
Iowa. sally, ~intcrnarriesI With Christian P.rs.
e.. Hufia. residing In Somerset Co.. Pa NJ
residing In Garrett Co, Md, Austin. residing
in Garrett 90, ND, Alexander residing in Soia,
erset Co., Pa. Annie, intcrntarr1ed with Augns
tus Jacobs, residing 10 Somerset Co.. Pa. 1o-
seph- residing in Somerset Co, Pa. Laura A.
Minor. OF whom L. n Schrock, Is guardian al
litcm. Sarah, 81 whom NJ. A. Ross. Is guardian.
Elizabeth Speicher, intermarried with Joseph
fodcr, now deceased, lEavlngS SIX children, Iobt-
as, residing In Somerset Co, Pa. Joseph, resid-
ing in La Grange Co., Ind, Elizabeth, inter
married with Jacob NJ. kaufman, Isaac, resit-
lag in Somerset Co. Pa. Levi Yodcr, residing
In Somerset Co., Pa, Polly Speicher. intermar-
ried with David Blough. now decd. leaving i've
ehildrens David. Joseph, Moses and jacob, re-
siding In Wayne 20, Ohio, and Henry. resting
Ia Jefferson Co. Iowa, solomon Speieher, Sarah
Speicker, -intermarried with Tobias loder.
Abraham Spcieher. collateral heirs Of Tobias
Speieher- deed, and all other persons interested.
You are hereby notified TO appearasan Orphans
Court. 10 be held at Somerset, on Monday. the
9th day of August next, 10 accept OF refuse
to take the real estate OF Tobias Speicher. deed,
at the appraised valuation or show cause why the
should not be sold
July IS. Sheriff.
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SUPERINTENDENT walling, of New
York City, says that not a single
complaint of robbery has been made
at police headquarters since the riots
commenced in Pennsylvania and other
States. Baltimore, Pittsburgh, Chi
cago and St. Louis have been fine
fields for the fraternity to operate in
since the commencement of the rail-
road troubles. Do Pr l r8r
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THE Detectives are daily ~arresting
the ~ringlesders in the riots at Pitts
burgh and other ,ities throughout the
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OF CAUSES
lsr Augass Torn. ls.7.
FLRST WEEK.

l.. Peoples Fire Insurance Company OF Penn.
Ne. IS. J. Cover & Bro.
2 Peoples Fire Insurance Company OF Penn
VI. Edmund Herman
J. Peoples Fire Insurance Company Of Penn.
vs.. Thomas Gallagher.
a. Thomas Moore vs.. Samuel Piiissn et al
5. T.. ]. Fadely vs. CatherIne Faiely.
8. susan Lennart rs. John Faiely.
7. Thomas Malley w. +. j. Picking Ct al.
s III. Keiser vs. III. Klein 4 Go.
y. Sylvester Herring vs.. Geo. W. Lenhart.
10. ". II. III. Gardner vs. a. Durham anil wifc.
IL. Isaac Wendell w. Jacob A. Shaicr.
IL. q. W. Lcnhart vs. J. IL. Beniord n Co
Is. Isaac w. Ranck 4 70. VS.. j. A. jenkins.
IL. First National Rank OF Meyersdale vs.. lie
vi Lichiiter.
Is. Barnet Picking vs. Fred. Naugle.
&c. Barnet Picking vs.. Fred. Nansie-
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JRULE TO ACCEPT OR RE

70 Solomon Boucher, Aaron Boucher. Hanab
1ntermarried with Samuel =. Geixer. residing
Ia somerset Co, Pa, Sarah lntermarrisd with
Jonathan Lyons, residing In Fayette Co., Pa.
josiah Boucher. residing In 6nntsyflle. Md
David, Henry, Samuel and Jeremiah Boucher,
residing In jackson Co.. III.
fou are hereby notified To appearatan Orphans
Court, TO he held at Somerset, on Monday. tkse-th
uaJ 81 AG4ust next 10 accept or refuse the real
estate OF Henry Boucher. deceased a. The apprais.
sd valuation or show cause wig the same should
July IS. sheTin
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A SsIGNEES SALE.

Ia
by virtue OF an order Issued out Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Somerset County, to me direct
ed, I.wil expose to public sale the real estate Ot
John A. FOust, On
Saturday, august Is. 1917,
at l O'Clock, on the premises, the following real
estate:
A certain tract of land situate in S;onycrcek
Township, Somerset County, and State Of Penn
sylyania, adjoining lands of Henry Stull, solomon
hingler, Henry Maurer, and jeremiah Ringler.
containing 5l6 Acres, With the appurtensnces.
There is a good t~wostory house anu bank barn
thereon erected. This is a very desirable farm.
the cleared land in good cultivation and the bal
ance well timbered. rNr|
TERMS@s40 in hand, $50 In ak months:
$50 in one year, with interest from day Of sale (;
$3.50 on the first day Of April, 1873 $50 en- the LIST
day Of April, lss0 $40 on the LIST day OF April.
ISL 800 on the LIST day OF April
lsS2 SlO0 or the first day OF April, ISs3; s5O0 On
the LIST day Of April 1854 900 on the LIST day OF
A pril, 1855 S64 On the first day Of April Issd,
500 on the iirst day Of April 1887.
WILLIAM STUIL.
July. %. Assignee Of John A. f0ust.
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bard work aud saving-not he. What
be wants is that the man who has
earned and saved money shall be
compelled to divide it with she man
who has squandered all that e earns,
or who is too indolent to etrn any.
1t il amusing % hear pen in chwab's
beer saloon, 81 by u hour &eploring
1.-The condition of the Aonest Working
man who. is starving spendtng the
while the money for beer and cigars
that their wives are earning at the
wasbtub. Suggest 10 n Of these
fellows that be had better go out and
earn q dollar or two, and he would
answer that be vas no slave, and be
sits and drinks beer and smokes, con
suming in this way money enough to
make him rich if be would save it and
put it at interest.
The rioters don't apparently seem
to know thst every dollar they de-
stroyed they hayeto pay in the end,
The counties cities end States are
responsible fer the destruction OF
property, and every dollar burnt will
go into the tax duplicate. They may
think that the propertysholders Will
pay it, but they are mistaken IL
all comes out of the labor in the end ;
the mobile who lives by theft is the
gamer, for be never pays anything
but the honest worker deladed into
these movements, will find the bills
charged up to him in the end, and be
will settle them. 1t is q very serious
matter. About FIVE millions were de-
stroyed in Pittsburgh, which is about
$32 per head for all the men, women
and children ic the city. Rioting is
a costly amusement va md
THE PROSPECT, adi ~
is encouraging. The enormous crops
that cover the west, hare been har-
vested in splendid condition, and
some of it is reachiag the city; curren-
cy is going out from here by the mil.
lion with which to move il. Capital
that has long been idle is outin active
once more, and the good
effects are being felt everywhere, up
10 the time of the strike, buyers were
in freely, and there seemed to
be a certain promise of the enc wal of
business we have been 80 long wait
ing for. The strike viii be of short
duration, and then The great, the
generous tide will set thitherward,
and our f-deserted streets and
deserted warehouses will
show life again. The country is bare
Of goods, the enormous crops now
being secured will furnish the means
10 get them, and there must be al
good business done this fall The
merchants are lying idle just now,
but they are certain Of a good season
and are content. 5f3wo4r sstt
Isl .-. .r.r ar sff a.. Il lEIRo. /
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DUBLlC SALE.

Joseph Cumminsl No. I9d August Term, 1876.
vs..
Simon Derbln-} EJcctment.
BY virtue of a decree and order OF the Court OF
COMMON Pleas of Somerset Co, Pa, to me direct
Cd, there will be exposed To Public sale on the
premises in Confluence Borough, Somerset Co.,
Pa, on
Friday, august II, 1877,
the premises in the above stated ca sc. situate In
Confluence Borough. Somerset TO-, Pa. contain
ing one acre, more OF .ess, adjoining lands Of San
ner & Davis, Wood s C1rsan, and others, having
. frame dwelling house, stable and other cut
buildings thereon ereeEed.
Terms:-Cash.
L.C. COLBORN,
August !. Master.
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. s~sIGNEEs,% ACCOUNTS.

The following accounts have been filed in my 0l
fee, apd will be presented to the Court for conhr
on Monday, August 3oth, 1917.
VIC. Liyengoed, Assignee of II. III. BlDugh
VIM. Zimmerman, Assignee of Saniuel Barndt
Hartman Shank, Assignee Of A. StutzInan.
Jas l. Pugh, Assignee Of s. b. Yoder.
Jas. l. Pugh, Assignee Of Ephraim Cober.
Valentine Hay, Assignee Of A. 4. Stahl.
John II. Uh1, Assignee of John Nett.
Blf vi, kuUSE.R, 20
August l, Prothopotary
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FOR jan $50 )
Health, Comfort and Economy

Cork Shavings are Unsurpassed as an article for
Beds, Mattresses, sc. They are ten times as dur
able rs Husks or straw. Only Q cents per 10. 20
pounds will MI the largest bed. For sale by Arm
s,reng, Brether L Co, ~ and 40 First Avenue,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
July IS.
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DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

DMINIsTRAToR,S NOTICE.
Benjamin Masters, late OF Berlin Borough,
deceased.
Letters OF administration on the above estate
having been granted TO the undersigned, notice is
hereby given TO those indebted to II 10 make imme-
date payment, and those having claims against
II, To present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on Saturday, the LIST day Of September
1911. at the late residence Of said deceased in
for that purpose. ia
b EMANUEL MASTERS.
July Is. Administrator.