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A sSIGYEES SALE.


By virtue Of an order CT Sale Issued hy the
Court 81 Common Pleas Of Somerset County. Pa.
70 the undersignsd directelas Assignee Vi Peter
W. Suter, Of Allegheny township, IN the said
esunty for the sale 0f his real estate, / well sell at
public sale upon the premises In said township o.
Allegheny, On SATURDAY the 10Th day Of June
1873. a tract oflant situate il the township Of Al
iegheny ai0resai1, adjoining lands Of Samuel
Walker, Anna Stoner and others, containing two
hundfod and seven acres, about ono hundred AMI
forty acres cleared, twenty-five acres OF which l. q
Nc. / meadow the balance we'll timheTod. The
Improvements are two enc and a half story hZ
houses weather boarded, a bank barn. spring
house and other out buildings. orchard Of choice
iruit trees, a spring 0fnever failing water uearthe
houses, there are also two sther springs on the
premises that forms the greater body Of what Is
knoTn as Dealers mn IN that vicinity. ami sual.
GENTLY strong enough % supply power ~ run
. grist mill This property T. located ami iyiug
directly on the Somerset and Bedford fumuike.
and has for many years and is n0E q iagOriie
drove stand contemplated. a Rail Road rout has
recently been surveyed through this property and
Il the only rgut by which q Rail Road can be made
from the Somerset County coal field inrersect the
Pennsylvania Rail Road az MAINS Choice. Bel
ford County. as Il lies directly ia the head ~ what
Il familiarity VT the Dcater Gap. Sale b.
ommenc at 10 0'cisck a. NJ.
TEBMS-One-thiri in hand onc-thiri ir SIX
months from date Of order, and 0ns-thirl IN q year
from date oforier with Interest q the deferred
payments from confirmation Of sale.
GEORGEG WALKER.
Aay2 Assignee q Peter W. SHder.
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SOMERSET Ola ssIs.-This Chassis met
in Somerset, June Is, 1878, at y
O'Clock p. NJ. Rev. c. L. Heilman, the
President. preached the opening sermon
TO a good audience. Nine ministers and
eight delegate elders were present during
the session.
The officers Tor the current year are the
following Rev. W. II. Bates, President;
Rev. A. e. Truxal, Treasurer; Rev. 5. Il.
Bridenbaugh. Corresponding Secretary;
Rev. ii. +. Keener, Stated Clerk.
Friday forenoon session and part OF the
afternoon were taken up with the par
ochial reports. These reports show a COM
mendable activity on the part of the pas
tors, and encouraging success in their
work.
The statistics foot up as follows: Pas
tors 0. congregations %, members 2462,
unconfirmed members 1916, baptisms dur
ing the year 259, additions TO the church
242, benevolent moneys Sl,44l 0S, local
objects @s,25j so.
The proceedings were mainly ol a bush
ness character except in the evening when
divine services were held. Sunday even
ing was devoted to a missionary meeting,
at which addresses were made by Revs.
Bates and lIeilman. Sunday at l0t A. NJ.
the communion services were held: Rev.
5. r. Bridenbaugh preached the sermon.
These services were well attended. On
Sunday at 3 p. NJ. a Sunday-school meet
ing was held, at which Revs. Keener and
Steckel ard Elder w. J. Baer made adj
dresses. The pulpits of the Methodist,
Evangelical and Lutheran churches were
supplied by ministers OF the Chassis.
1t was resolved TO hold a Sunday school
convention at such time and place as the
committee appointed may determine. The
committee consists OF Revs. Holman,
Sieekei and Elder Samuel Foust.
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FINANCIAL SETTLEMENT
" II. wrLgrsq. COZ. DE.
TREAsuRrRs Account.
REsoraeEs OF p!sTRlc-

Due on duplicate Of ]. Il. Scott. .sl07 OIL
" W. II. Welfiey 4s5 IL
" From II. Kreager............. IS 50
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DR.. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP,

Makes the SKIN Son, Clear, Pure Waite and
healthy, = Cleansing. Deot0riEing. Disinfect-
Ing, Soothing. Healing and Purifying removes
Nzrdrun. ChaEnz, Ulcers. Sores, Erup.ians.
Esughness and reiuess Of the KIN rclIcTesf-ek-
REr. burning and singing of the skin. and irrita-
uQG % biting and singing Insects viii relieve
ITCHING Pills where nothing else viii have
aIy effect + FREE PROM ALL OFFET-
SifEO DoE- ans prevents Contagious Diseases.
and az an ExtcruaiM Medical AMI Toilet Prcpara-
ZION L has ~ Equal Price. p cts a cake I.
Box. three Cakes. sixty cents SOLD BY
Geo W. Benpul. Somerset. Pa. and druggists
generally. Z. :. WEBSTER. Proprietor. CT
nee. % n. Jth s.. Philad'a. Pa Wholesale De
pit. 40 n. Third ST, Phiia.. Pa.
July -
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NEwADvERTrsEMENT
CETTLEMENT

Ufaccounts OF tho Supervisors ofS amerset Twp
for the year ending April sth. ISIS.
JAcou T. RNKFn Dir.
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Friend. q word nth you II you are
troubled with any skin disease or other
~cutaneons irritation. use GLESS's SUI
PHuR Soar. Do likewise il your com
plexion be pimpled. blo.ched or sallow.
You won't regret it.
Sold by all Druggists.
HILLS HAIR AMI WHEKER DYE.
Black or Brown. 80 cents.
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nISTRICT COURT OF THE
~ UNITED STATES. FOR TIE WEST
Urn DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA.

y UINNNIE ~
In the matter Of Daniel Chisholm, 81, ami Co.
H. MafthiOtt. Bankrupts; A warrant II bank-
ruptcy has been issued by said Court against he
estate OF Chisholm * Matthi9t. Of the cJun;ies st
Fayette and Somerset, and state Of PennsyTa-
mia. in said district, a~dIudgei bankrupts upon Pc
tition Of Il. L. FahuestocS y Go, and the pay
ment OF any debts and the delivery Of any prop
erty belonging 20 san panhrupts, 70 thehs 81 70
their use. and the transfer Of any properly ~
them, are forbidden by law. a meeting ct the
creditors Of said bankrupts, 10 prove thcir debts
and choose one or more assignee OF their estate
at No. % Diamond St. Pittsburgh, in sid dis
tric;. on the 20.h day Of July. Al ISIS. al two
o'clock. =. NJ, at the Office Of Noah ". Sh1teT-
one Of the REGISTERS in Bankruptcy Of said Dis
tricr. JOHN HALL.
iel02t u. $. Marshal for said District.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


A SSIGNEES SALE
"A OF VALUABLE REAL STATE
30 virtue Of an order issusi out OF the Court q
Common Pleas q Somerset county Pa, the IN
aersignesl Assignee o. Daniss HocksS. will sell st
psehr s1ie. on
Saturday. JaIaG. 1878
n so,e!e.k p M on thr pr-misas, tn blowing
described real cststc. VIZ.
The ttrnI 1T Daniel iiJ-keL, ulutIiuiag s-3arrss
aaPoiaisg lands istc Of yeter Wilhelm, icc'd. Ma
n5ssss hrofcamtn Daniel Ichussn. and others
tire tniidin.s cinsitt ~ a -u0I stone dwelling
house, hank barn. tntuthcr necessary oufbuiii
ii.s. about % acres af cleared Land In a good state
% cultivation. Of which - are n goot mcados.
There $ cpeuei on Tue premises a god eoaI bank
: OF excellent hIiu-rin 4ti coal iu zoi aUrsing crn-
1itiau. There b. 4isf0n the iarm an excellent
quality OF iron ore. which aScands in immense
Z Quantities. The uneisared land l. we'll umberui
with white pine. nemi0ck. 0ak ani other valuable
trees. There Is o large sugar camp IN the farm.
with spicn,ii facilities Tor tie manuiaf rurc 81
n5ple sugar.. The EiklicS creek runs through
the premises. a~fforling ampla wafer power fr the
running % machinery. a good saw mill with
strung water power. Terms made known on day
o. sale
SAMUEL LIGHTLY.
June l. Assignee of Daniel Boxes.
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The following letters, remaining in the
poSt-oiice at Somerset, have become dead,
and il NOT called for by August / will be
seat 20 The dead letter Office
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jury LIsT.-The following Is a list 0
jurors drawn TO serve at August term 0
Court, 1878
GRAND JURORS.
Addison-Wm. Hochsteiler, jeremiah
Augustine.
Berlin-Georgc W. Brallier.
Conemaugh-John Hoover.
Confiucnce-Albert G.. Black.
Elklick-Samuel A. Beachy.
Jefferson-Jacob Lavan.
Jenner-John Flick. Samuel Stuff
Middlecreek-John Boucher.
Miliord-David Wable.
Quemahoning-Josiah Shaver.
Stonycreek-Abraham Wilson, Jacos
Glessner, VIM. Spangler.
Summit-perry Walker, George Tip
John Schrock. Elias j. Schrock.
Somerset Tp.-Jaco5 Il. C%ounlryman,
Peter SIpe.
Shade-Tobias Grove.
Upper Turkeyioot-D. b. Sechler.
Observation-Disclosures Long.
TRAVERSE JUHoRs-FIRsT WEEK.
Addison = Elijah McClin,ock. Jacot
Shaw, Basil Bird, Peter Stark. A. Wilkins,
Alfred 5. Liston, Jesse Liston.
Allegheny-George G.. Walker, Jacob
Fair, Isaac C~oughenour, Alex Hillegass.
Reuben Keller.
Berlin-Wm. Zimmerman.
Conemaugh-D. w. Border.
Confluencc-Guion Daniels.
Elklick = Josiah j. Engle, Thomas
Gray.
Greenville-Jesse c.. Miller.
Jeffers0n-John Gardner.
Larimer - Jacob Arisman, VIM. +.
Bitiner, Christian Menkemier, Edward l..
Korns. John Knepp.
Lower Turkeyfoot-Z. l.. Tannehill,
John Colborn.
Meyersdale-M. Hady, Silas ii. Lichty.
Middlecreek-Daniel Witzell, Jos. j..
Saylor.
Milford-Daniel Lichty, Lewis Baker.
solomon Snyder.
Northampton-John NJ. Steiff, George
Markle, Vim. III. Miller.
Quemahoning-Jac. A. Shaifer.
Sioysiown-A. Hefley. J. d. Resiey.
Somerset Tp.-Oliver Knepper, Josiah
Woye, Hiram Rhoads, Jacob Fryburg,
solomon J. Baer.
Somerset Bor.-J. ii. Pisel. John lIus-
ton.
StOnycreek-Albert Raymau.
Summit-C. u. Livengood, Andrew
Boose.
Shade-Jon. Dull
L. Turkeyfoot-Moses Lepart.
Ursina-Wm. Shaw.
SECOND WEEK.
Addison-Audrew McClintock, Thos.
A. Endsley.
Allegheny - Amos Ware, Frederick
Shaffer.
Berlin-Daniel Hefley.
Observation-Disclosures ID. IIorner,
S. 5. Forney, John 5. Engle. Amos Wal
ker.
CONFERENCE.-The. Cummins.
Elklick-James Martin.
Jefferson-John q. Barclay.
Jenner-Jeremiah Berkey, Henry j.
Shalfer.
Larimer - Henry Sleiele. Levi Wei
mer.
Meyersiale-Henry B~aughman, Levi
Joder.
Milford-Joseph Without, John d. Ba-
ker.
New Centreville-Josiah Miller.
Northampton. P~oorbaugh, JAG. i.
Deal.
PaInt-Daniel Hoffman, Edmund Hol-
sopple.
Overwhelmingly. Barnhart.
Summit-Jusius Walker, John L. say
lor.
Somerset Bor.-Wm. II. Picking, Robt.
c. Ruby.
Somerset Tp.-Henry Kiesler, Angus
tus Brant, Christian Miller.
Salisbury-Emmanuel Stotler.
Shade-R. Patterson.
SOuthampton-Josepn Horns.
Decentralization Levy.
L. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Marker.
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A Du1YIsrRAToRs NOTICE

A DNINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Estate Of Wm. H.. DeetE, late Of Jenncr TP.f
Somerset Co, Pa, deed
Letters Of Administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned BY the
proper authority. notice is hereby given 20 All per
sons indebted 10 said estate TO make immediate
and those having claims against the
same TO present them duly authenticated for SET
Element on Saturday, the eth day Of July la7s-
SAMUEL BOYER.
June 70. IS. Administrator
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A UDIToR'S NOTICE.

The undersigned, duly appointed 20 distribute
the funds in the hands Of Geo. W. Pile, Sheriff,
arising from the sale Of the property 81 Joseph
Upton. 20 and among those legally entitled there
to. hereby gives notice that he VIII attend to the
duties Of his appointment ut his once, Ia Somer-
set. on Tuesday, the 9th day OF July, when anu
where all parties interested may attend
HI BAER.
June 10, Is. Auditor.
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II was brought TO the attention of the
Chassis that Elder Peter Wilhelm, recently
deceased, before his decease had granted
certain lands - certain trustees. and pro-
vided in the same for the payment Of
SIS, 0G0. vi ofthe moneys realized, TO the
Somerset Chassis for the purpos OF estab-
fishing an Academy IN Somerset county,
at such point as will do most for the insti-
sutton. Elder Valentine Hay. Esq. and
Revs. Truxal and B~ridenbaueh were APP
pointed 4 committee 10 look after this
matter.
Revs. Truxal, keener and Bridenbaugh
were appointed a committee TO inquire in
to the practicability OF constructing two
charges out of that is nov Beams charge,
and some other churches not now regular
larry in any charge. This is u move in
the right direction and ought 10 succeed.
Another fact seems worthy of record
namely, that the members OF the Chassis
were Hospitality entertained during theiI
session. Mrs. A. E. Flick, OF the Somer
set House, entertained the whole Class;s
on Saturday at noon. Such a feast is sci
dom seen. aud still more seldom partaken
of by all the members of u Chassis or Syn.
cd. We know of no place where hunger
can he stated more agreeably than at thu
Somerset House. Thanks TO the hostess
Thanks to the people of Somerset
CLERK.
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Somerset, July ., 1878.
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4 ss1dNEEs 4

NGticei Is here given. tina; Joseph LantlisOfStony
creek township. by deci Of voluntary assignment
In trust for tho bencht d hts creditors All
persons therefore insebtci 70 the said Joseph
Lands viii make payment % the sail Assignee.
and those having claims Or demands will make
known tbs same without DELAY.
DANIEL K1MMEL.
June L Assignee.
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Trcan morey make faster az work for us than q
anything else. Capital not required We vii
start you. sI2 per day NJ home made BY the
Industrious. Men women, boys and girls want
" ed everywhere 10 work for US. Now Is the
time. Costly outfit Rnd terms Tree. Address
TRUE * Co.. Augusta, Maine.
March =
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Don't De DEcEIvED.-Niany person.
say Il haven't got the Consumption. .
when asked 70 cure their Cough with Shi:
loh's Consumption Cure. Do they no
know that Coughs lead 10 Consumption
and a remedy that will cure Consumption
viii certainly and surely cure a cough OF
any lung and throat trouble. We know
il will cure when all others fail, and our
faith in it is so positive that we will refund
the price paid if you receive no benefit. Is
not this a fair proposition Z? Price 10 cts.
80 cts. and 81 90 per bottle. For lame
Chest, Back or Side, use Shiloh's Porous
Plaster, Price % cts. For sale by George
w. Benlord. Somcrset, Pa.
Why will you suffer with Dyspepsia
and liver complaint, Consumption and
general debility when you can get at our
store Shiloh's System Vitalizer, which we
sell on a positive guarantee to cure you !
Price 10 cts. and Is cts. For sale by
George w. Bentord, Somerset, Pa.
''HACKMETACK" a popular and fra
grant perfume. Sold by George w. Ben
ford, Somerset, Pa.
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An appropriate song for a good many OF
The "bhovs' Saturday night would have
been Think OF You: Head in the Morn
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SALE

DUBLIC SALE.
By virtue OF and order issuei cut CO the Court Of
Common Pleas. in AMI fer the Couuty OF Somerset
the unlersign.d Assignee ct Joseph LaudIs, Of
St0uycreek Twp. county Aforesaid and State oil
Pennsylvania, viii sell 90 puAlic sale on the prem
Uses Of AssignOr. on
Friday, July u, 1878.
att o'clock p. NJ. the following described real
estate viz
4 certain tract Of land situate IN Ssouycreek
Twp, Somerset Co. Pa adjoining lands Of Ephrlim
Ross, Jacob kimmel, John Boyer, Henry Stuii.
and others. containing 81 acres more or less and
allowance. Of which there are about 20 clear AID
IS acres In meadow, with q two story log house ant
bank barn thereon erected. This farm is well
watered and in every respect a desirable home.
TERMS.-Ten per cent. ofthe purchase money
tobe paid on day Of sale: Oue-thi-d including the
ten per cent. on confirmation Of sale AMI delivery
Of deed une-thiri in six months, and one-thiri In
one year from the date Of the order q sale. (TiE
III Of April fs7s,l with interest On deferred pay.
mcnts.
DANIEL kiMMEL
June L Assignee Of joseph Lan4is-
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NOTICE

June 90. IS.
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Jere Baldwin can haul a pretty large
load Of wool when be wants 10. Saturday
morning he started for the factory with
twenty sacks on his wagon; over 5,G0
pounds Of wool.
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All persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
chasing q certain promisory note. dated about
sIarch 18th. ISIS, calling for thirty-nve dollars and
ten cents 1885 I0). ut six months, with interest.
and payable to my order by James Parson, as
payment on Il has been stopped.
June 70, IS. 81. JACOB cOLb-
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The party OF young folks who drove
from here 10 S~;oys,own for supper and a
dance on The Fourth desire US TO say that
there s never a landlord in the county
that can get up a better supper or show a
party Of young people a pleasan'er time
than can Captain John Hite, OF S%ioystown.
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Mr.. William Snyder. who had a sit
in this Office in Other days. dropped in to
say ''how on Friday last. Bid has
been at work in Minneapolis and Water
loo in the West and in Philadelphia in the
East since he LEFT here, Come again.
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Julius Caesar. Marcus Bruius. Marx
Antony. and Titus Andronicus, children
of sunny Italy we're registered at PIsels
on Monday. Caesar sold balloons. Brutus
had q cage o, fortune-telling birds. while
Antony and AndronIcus played the harp
and violin.
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.EW

C. A. S.
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EXrESpfrrEEs

Sss9 @
Attest: JONATHAN RHOADS,
L. d. MILLER, Sec. President.
We the undersigned Auditors cf Milford Twp.
Somerset Co. Pa. having carefully examined the
SHOVE accounts 0fthe Treasurer, hnf them correct
u the lest OF 5u- knowledge and belief
DANIEL UICkEN.
W. II. WALTER.
PETER DULL
June l. Auditors.
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Mr.. George W. Benford. late President
of the Democratic Convention, says he re
grets that the telephone by which the pro
ceedings Of the Convention We're obtained
fer this paper did not get into cool work
ing order sooner, As The speech he deliS-
cred surpassed the one published.
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Mr.. SearighL, local editor OF the Union
town Standard. came into our office one
day last week. Evidently he was "a pill
grim and a stranger and could iarry
but a while
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A ssIGNEE'S NOTICE.

Notice l. hereby given, that Sebastian Gefsier
and vile % MiiiOrt Twp. by deed OF Voluntary
assignment have assigned an their estate rcalanI
personal for the benefit o. their creditors o. Sam-
uel Fox. All persons indebted 70 the said estate
viii please make immediate payment, sad thase
having claims or demands viii present them with
out delay.
SAMUEL FOX
May - Assignee
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4. j. Coiborn. Val Hay. J. o.
Kimmel. and w. II. Rupptl. Esqs, ara
Somerseters ho helped spread the wing:
Of the American Eagle on the Fourth.
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GLORIOUS
All hail the American Eagle,
Proud bind Of the nation, all hail

II hail the American Eagle.
Proud bird Of the nation, all hail.
The bird that nous can inyeigie,
Or throw salt on his beautiful tall
AT Confidence Il was celebrated by mu.
sic. dancing and .'sich." Several hun.
dred persons from Pittsburgh, Unioutown,
aad CoEncllsviIie, as well as a large nun.
Der from the environs of Confluence were
present. The day was passed pleasantly
aud peaceably. The Somerset Silver Cor
net Band and the Confluence String Band
furnished the music.
AT | rsina the amusement was a large
basket picnic. A large number Of per
sous were present
At Mineral Point there were two pic.
mics, representing different Sunday schools
We understand. Al the lower, Val HAY.
Esq. John o. kimmel, Esq, and Rev.
Smith were the rator Hon. III. Il.
Barnes. Prot. ID. w. VIII, Rev. Unruh,
and Prot. John c. Weller, delivered ad
dresses at the upper. The Salisbury band
was in attendance, and all together the
day was a happy n
Shanksville expected to nave and did
have a very enjoyable time. At an early
hour the procession was formed and
moved to a beautiful grove near the vii
lage. In the line were several wagons
built over with spruce in the semblance of
a railroad car, each wagon being drawn
by four horses. Rev. Pershing and Rev.
Pofiinbercer made addresses TO the Sun
day-schools, after which A. j. Colborn,
Esq, the orator OF the day, was introduc-
ed, and started the American Eagle on its
aerial flight. The grounds had been taste
fully decorated, and music was furnished
by the Shanksyille choir. Ii was a happy
occasion.
What occurred at S;oystown over and
above the Grafton of Daniel Mostoller we
are unable 10 say. His Grafton, l'.Fi-
nance was the thence, so overshadowed
everything else that our reporter forgot, il
he ever knew, what else did happen. The
views OF Mr.. NJ. on the financial question
are pronounced rather startling.
AT Glencoe there was a jolly old fash
toned celebration of the day. An immense
crowd was in attendance. Dancing was
the chief amusement, the Berlin Band
furnishing the music. Few DRINKS and
no fights. 1t was a day 10 be remembered.
At Hofiman's church the Sunday
schools gathered. The schools from Jen-
nertown. Friedens, Casebeer's, Holfman's
being present. Theoration was delivered by
w. IL. Ruppel. Esq, and j. j. Hoffman
had charge of the music department.
The Ligonier band was in attendance, and
helped furnish the music. The celebra-
ton was a unanimous success. 4 storm
in the afternoon caused the crowd to die.
persc at an early hour. I'VE wish the
Fourth were twins, say the little folks.
Somerset celebrated in a quiet, digniGed
manner, as becomes the highest town GA
the mountains. Different parties of the
young folks pic niced at Maple Grove,
Shamrock. Piles grove and other places.
In the morning the members OF Company
&c" took baths. in their uniforms to the
tune of "The Girl l Left Behind Me.
The yolleys they fired were the only noisy
demonstrations on the day. A few com
mon DRINKS; no dis0rderlies. And so
passed the day.
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NOTICE

OFFiCE or THE SALIsBURV RAIL RoADi
MONDAY MAY -, 1873.
Notice Is hereby given that In accordance VIII
a resolution Of The B0ari Of Directors Of the sails
bury Rail Road Company, "a meeting OF the stock
holders Of said company will be held az IT. eihce
in Meyersdaie, Somerset County Pa. on the 25th
day Of July. 1873. between the hours Of l. oeie1k
N. and . o'clock p. NJ. Of said day tor the purpose
Of holding an election to determine whether said
company will make and place a new mortgage en-
its road and franchises for the SUM 81 one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars % secure that amount
OF bends TO be issued and 70 take the place Of an
existing mortgagcO on the said road and tranchisrs
for the same amount which g. IN be caneeled
JOHN u. JACKSON,
May -, Secretary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-07-10
DMINIsTBAToBrs NOTICE

EsGate Of George Barnet, late o. JenneT Twp.
deceased.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted % the undersigned. uOticei j;
hereby given tOth0se indebted 10 il % make imTae
date payment, and those having claims against /
u present thet1 duly authenticated Tor settlement
on SATURDAY, July 70, ISIS. at the late rcsticnc'
of deceased In said township.
HENRY r. BARNET,
GEORGE L. BARNET.
June Administrators.