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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

PIrsssp Roll \ CoxsxLIsyfILxR r. Co.
General Ofnce, Pittsburgh, Pa, Nov. IL, Is7S
Notice Is hereby given that the Stock Transfer
books OF this Company will be closed on the
10Th inst, and remain closed until ater the annual
meeting Of Stockholders for the eiecsion Of a Board
of Directors, and for the transaction OF such othe-
business as msy be brought before the meeting
TO be held On Monday. December . next ~
J. y. WASHINGTON,
NOV. Nu Secretary.
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SCRIBNER& CO..
743 Broadway, N. Y.
The Great Blood Cure,

For the cure ofail diseases arising from lmpure
Hood. Are you weak. nervous. debIisfeJ ME
anu emaetatedf Have you lost your appetite .
haSs yga nausea, pain In the back. &e. n 81.
~. LihIsey : Blood Seareler wiz drive out tho
disease and bring back the Bloom ~ Ve,fsh
flnpies, Bols. Erysipelas, letter. Sals Rheum.
&c, are 1ut surface Indications 70 Bl1sI Disease.
anu Dr. Lindsey Blood SearcheT. ~ purifying
the system soiteus the skin and SeaEiides the
eonpie1i0n- scures perfornef By the Blood
SeaIeAer read Ike oid-tEsa miracles. Try o..
S1id ~ drnggists- = % per bottle. X. r. SKI
LEItS SCO-, Prop's, P~ittsogEgh. Pa.
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.

S. P Flick In the Court Of Common pIso,
10 OF Somerset county. Pa Nc.
u. A~-,Thompsou.b 27s. August term ls7T.
voluntary ~AssigI-nent)
The undersigned Auditor appointed bv satd
Court TO pass upon ths exceptions TO the aereunt
OF the Assignee and distribute the fund In h.
hand-. sSFsby gives notice. that for said burmese
NO VIII SIT at the office Of W. II. KOentI. Esa
in the borough Of Somerset. on Friday the I3fh
day oil December. A. ID. ISIS. when ami where M
persons interested can attend.
US ESDSLEY,
'"f-N Auditor.
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a REMARKABLE KEsULT-It makes no
difference how many Physiciaas q cox
mich w9a.-,4e ySa nave tried. Il Is now
81 eaiGb,ishea iEot that GeraraE Syrup Is
file aniy remedy which has given com
piete Satisfaction In severe cases OF Lung
Disease. Il is true there are YET ihaGs
sands OF persgaa YLo are pf,disposed TO
ihTs.st aBd Lung Affections. Consumption
~iIemorThases. Asthma, Severe Colds set
iled OF tie Breast. Pneumonia, Whoop-
ing Cough. &C. who have no personal
knoNiedge vt Boschee's German Syrup
70 srcb We would say that ~. COO Bottles
Sese SId 5ast gear without one complaint
ConsumpiIves try just one bottle. Regu-
lar size 70 cents. Sold by oil druggists in
America.
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. pMlNIsrRAroRsNorIcE

y
Estate q Henry a0eag, Ese Of. somerset Twp
deceased
Letters 9fadmnistra;io2 On the aboye es;atehay
lngbeen granted 20 the Eldersigned by the proper
authority, notice is hereby given to those indebted
70 10 mai immediate payment, and those having
claims against It to present them daily authentica.
ted for settlenentat theiotice OF Valentine Hay, In
Soinerset borough, on Saturday, December Is,
ls1s,
MOSES YOUNG,
Nov. 20 Administrator.
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Mrs. J. Walter s Son, VINO haze lusl
assumed The management OF Fashion Ba-
gar, have, Tor the present, an increased
force 10 The Millinery Department. which,
together with the large stock Of Hats,
Bonne's. Frames Ribbons, Silks. satins,
Yelvets, Plunes Feathers, Wings, Flow
ors. Ornaments, etc, etc, which they
open lhis waak. give them The best facili-
ties Tor furnishing iEeir customers with
fashionable Millinery that Somerset and
vicinity have eyer had. Don't forget to
give them d call.
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TRUE MERIT Will Ww.-A few wears
since. the proprietors OF DIR. Morris syr-
up OF Tar, Wild Cherry and Horehoand
introduced it here. II was not pulled. but
sold on its merits. Our people o found
it to be reliable, and already has it become
The most staple and popular pulmonary
rehel:y in the market. 1t quickly cures
Tic BoEss coughs, colds, Group, bronchitis,
asthma, and incipient consumption. Moth
ing acts 50 nicely in w~hooping cough, and
i IS SO pleasant that children readily take
It. Containing no opium, or other danger
Oas drug, it is as safe as it is sure.
Trial size 20 cents. Large sizes 80 cts.
aDd One Dollar.
4 very lev doses viii relieve, and a lit
tie perseverance vii! cure.
For safe by G. W. Benford, Somerset,
and Mountain & Co, Confluence.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which is perfectly safe.
Extremely palatable. No phys!c required.
Costs % cents. TrY It.
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EXCURSION TO ksNsAs.-persoas he
sslug 10 80 West 10 inspect Lands. car
lprocsre Sisgle or Round Trip iTicl,ets
! VIA PANHANDLE ROUTE. AT ~,
very lowest rate, every day ia the week
In orner to secure the advantages OF auicl
slime and sure connections. tickets mus
de purchased over the direct and ponular
PANHANDLE ROUTE" the shortest
and quickest line to Illinois. Missouri.
Arkansas, Texas and Kansas.
Following is the time of Daily Fxpress
Trains via Pan Handle Route ("
I've. Pitts. S.42 q. m. I1:41 n. IN.
Arr. ST. L0Gis 1850 q. N. $50 a. m.
. Kansas City 1915 p. m. 1000 a. In /.
Connection is made in Union DEPOT.
Kansas City for 81 points in Kansas and
Colorado. Two hundred pounds Of bag
gage are checked free for colonis;s.
Ii unable to procure tickets by the PAN
HANDLE ROUTE at nearest railroad sta
ton. Passengers should call on Agents at
Union Depot, OF IS Fifth Avenue, Pitts
burgh. Pa, and call for tickets via PAN
HANDLE ROUTE by which line ON
nibns Transfers are avoided. For time
address w. l.. O'BRIEN, Gen1
Agent. Columbus, Ohio.
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GONE WRoNG.-Rcv. j. Q. A. Weller,
until recently. Presiding Elder Of the
Somerset District OF lie Evangelical As
~socialion church. wasarresied in Franklin.
Pa, yesterday on c charge OF false pre-
tence, which was preferred by 5. Z. Nc
Cslmoha an attorney Of that town. The
allegation made is that Mr.. Weller OBJ
tanned 5000 cut OF plaintiff BY making
false representations. The defendant was
held 10 bail in the sum Of $1,000 10 answer
al The ensuing term of Court ia that Dis
irict. Rev. Weller was suspended ia the
Somerset Distlie; not long ago by a com.
mi;iee appointed by The church suthori-
ties, and If this charge proves well found
"a his ease vii he acted upon by the
Pittsburgh ConfereH6e, which meets next
Spring lie is pretty widely known as a
minister q ability, and IS the author OF a
work entitled Love. Courtship, and BIar-
riage, which has gone through several
editions Il is So be hoped he may be
able TO clear himself 0f tae grave ACCUSE
ton against hia-JoaRs'0a-R Tribune,
I'm inst
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i At a meeting Of the Mineral Point lii
erary Society, held in the school-hous,
Friday evening. November -, the follow
ing officers were unanimously elected
President-Hon. Joseph y. Miller
Nice-P President. r. Hsines.
~Secreiary-R. II. Dull.
Treasurer-Sebastian Clark.
Editor-E. II. Werner.
Critic-E. D. Miller.
Sergeant-at-arms-W. II. Werner.
This Society is q permanently establish
ed organization, and has Tor the past three
years eyinced the character Of a strictly
neral institution. Il is upheld by the
friends 0! education. and Is doing d nohle
work for the instruction Of the community
ID geaeral. The presence Of respectable
audiences OF good people e;tes,s shat Il is
doing a good work. The following Is orr
programme for November %:
Music by Glee Club.
heading-R. II. Dali and Z. D. Miller.
Essays-Elia Snyder and l~liEeyvs Bit,
ner.
oration-J. @. Griffith.
Referred questions. Is economy q
natural instinct ?-E. ID. Miller.
-. nat 1t-A4AG AAC G1eaAtA ~ d4aNbt
the moral and mental natures Of the stu
dent IT. NJ. Miller.
3. Should emulation be encouraged in
education Nv. II. II. Baker.
4. Has the Republican party Of Somcr-
set county disgraccd itself by a base de
sertian OF It's caHd,dstes i0r Congress and
senate7-Hop. Joseph ID. Miller.
). What is the difference between a
protective tariff and . tariff for revenue
-R. Il Dull.
s. Which is the more disagrceable, a
smoking kitchen or a scolding gife?-John
J. Farling.
Quartelte- Altogether by John c..
Miller, Ella Werner j. @. Griffith, and
q. +. Werner.
Question ior di5cussion-B 10 Eisdom
and goodness increase wtth ciyilizaationl
Affirmative, Z. d. Miller, Il. Il. Dull,
i. II. Werner, Chauncey neHayeni neg
II. II. BAKER, Jsmes 8. C,arl.
D. Miller, John G. MIIes.
Decision OF judges.
Report Of critic.
Report OF editor.
CoNsuTFEE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

You MUST CURE THAT COUGH.-Witl
Shilolf's Consumption Cure you can cure
yourself. Il has established the fact that
Consumption can be cured, while ior
Coughs, Bronchitis, Nhooping Cough.
Asthma, and all diseases OF Throat and
Lungs, it is absolutely without an equal.
Two doses viii relieve your child OF Croup.
il is pleasant to take sId perfectly harmless
TO the youngest child, and no mother can
afford to be without il. You can use two
thirds OF a bottle and if what We say is not
true VIC win refund the price paid. Price
locts. scots. AMI SLIGO per bottle. Ii Your
Lungs are sore or chest or back lame use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster Sold by Geo.
W. BeRfoTd, Somerset, Pa.
Have you Dyspepsia, are YOU Cons,i-
Paled, have you q Yellow skin. Loss of
Appetite. Head Ache. itso don't fail to use
SHILOH'S SYSTEM YITALIZER. u
p guaranteed 10 relieve you, and will YOU
continue to suffer when you can be cured
ca such terms as these. Price 10 cts. and
70 cts. Sold by Geo. w. Benford, SEM
erSet, Pa.
Wells Persian Perfume .HACKME-
TACK is rich and fragrant try It. Sold
Geo, w, Bedford. Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

For Mrs. j. II. Walter y Son, 10 whom
I have just sold Fashion Bazar. / take
this method OF b~espeakine the patronage
Of my old customers Mrs. ". has had
practical experience as d milliner, and that,
together with tie force of work-women
she has. and the large stock OF Millinery
and other goods The firm are receiving
will give them advantages Of which their
customers VIII be the shareIa.
Mrs. !. Il. THFDwELl.
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ST.
SCRlBNES ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE
For Boys and Girls.
OVER $50, 900 COPIES.

II IL published simultaneously 10 London aud
New York, and the trans Atlantic recognition "a
almost as general and hearty as the american.
Although The progress Of the magazine has been
a steady advance, Y has not reached its editors
IDEAS of best, because her IDEAL continually out
ruas II, and the magazine as swiftly follows after.
Today ST. NICHOLAS stands
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+ EGAL NOTICE.
Saved from the Grave.

NIL, l. fouman- Long p. o., Ills. saws: 81,
saved my two children from the grave" l.
simmons, OF Baltimore. Md, also says at will
sure me worst cough Immediately Two doses
cured me OF a bad cough OF one weeks Standing .
> coulter, clarion, Pa. Over l COO, 900 bottles
Of Sellers Cough Syrup sold. IL Is he most No..
uIar refnedy for Coughs. Colds, Group. Hoarsenesz
ana all Throat and Lung Diseases. Has bcca :.
use ior hali a century. Sold by all dr,sxISs and
per bottle. r. Z. SEILERs 4 To, ProIy,
Pittsburgh. Pa. fi
Nov. =
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ALONE IN THE WORLD OF Booys.

The Nev-York Tribune has said Of IL: ST.
NICHOLAS has reached = higher platform. and
commands for Its service wider resources in art
ami letters than any OF its predecessors or eontem-
poraries." The London Literary WOrlc saws /:
There is no magazine for the young that can be
aid to equal this choice production Of SeribHer's
Draza -
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EAsr


sutrains run by Ba1LEs9re Time, "A minutes
faster than PittehEEyh Tine.
Ths Exsress train leaves Pittsh1Ez q SO !. n;
.--jT1Dg ~ Donncllsviile 1910 4. NJ. Mineral
plsnf I2ls 4 BI. In return the Express @ttes
Gnmberlaud * 2,f0 A. N. arriving al Aiaes1'
Point ass A. N, E9Lnelsville olZ A. NJ fl'1s-
burgh see A. ~.
Tbe most direc: aud pieSss9t route 10 me Last
- south 7fa Washington CITY
Thrsggh Mail leaving at S;ss . m. aAltys n
z,Ces = Washington IT 500 p. n BssissllTe- s,ie
~ m. Philadelphia. 3.l0 a. m. Ne@ f0rSs %
= m: Richmo1g SIS a. m
through Expires, leaving s.i5 p M. daly- ar
ives ~ Washington Il T.53 g. n. BalllMfeso -
n. Richmond, 5a5 ?. r. Phi!adeifAla' 40
= 81. Rec York. $40 I. n.
TbrmaasB Mai sna Express trains daily
Accommodation t-s!nE snd Faeette E@ffesS
faily. except Sunday
Fg.kst offices. corner Fiah Avenue aEa Smith
80 STREETS and depot corner Grant sod y s'es
Il. COLE. General Ticket Agent
ETSDMAN. Supt., C0rneiisViAe-
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the sixth. in respect TO short stories. uio,z-es m
ems, humor, instructive sketches ant the Iurs AMI
lore o. Jack Ia the Pulpit the - erv Iiffie
f9iks department, AMI the DLetterbgF arf
Ridile-boz~
Terms, . Ola year. . cents a number.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received BY the Publisher Of tbFs
Paper, and By all Booksellers AMI Posfrnas.o,
rsisons wishing % suDscribe direct with the Iu5-
State In full, and send with remittance Ia eherE
=. y. money order. OF registereI lefter -
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Mr. John Feig, of ~Stonycreek township,
dropped in 10 pay his subscription to the
HERALD on Saturday last and told Us the
following remarkable incident He
has a turkey that during the month Of
October and up TO date in the present
mcnth n8s laid twenty egg and Is sin lay
ing. This Is remarkable from The fact that
turkeys are never known to lay except in
the Spring of lse year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

RELIGIoUs N0TIcE Elder D J.. Kin
esd. ~ West Virginia, VIII hold a series
of meeting IN tie Disciples meeting
house az Berlin. commencing Thursday
evening. November %, and continuing a
week or ten days. Mr.. Is. is 4 preacher
OF more than usual abilities, and fhe neo-
pie giii 20 veii 10 giFe MA large audi
cnoes and az attentive hearirg.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

The eve cheese factories which we're ia
operation Ia this county during the sum
mer closed dogn at tie beginning o. the
present month for the winter season. aud
operations viii not be resGmed until the
first Of April next. The employees 10 these
factories were nearly all residents Of New
York, and they have returned 10 that
state.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

/ Roam AND BRfDGE YIEws.-On a peti-
ton of citizens OF Jenner township 10 w
cate and supply parts ola road on the read
! ieaiing from Forwarosiown to stanton :
Mil. a. the cas- end ef Wingart's mead
ow to the mill race at Mergau's, the Court
appointed William ID. Baker. surveyor:
Daniel Hauger and Jonaihan Barley.
Viewers.
On a petition 10 view a road leading
from the Buelah read 10 the Hopewei.
church in JenneT township, the Court ap-
pointed William ID. Baker, surveyor; Dan
lei Hanger and Jonathan Barkley, view
ers.
On a petition Of C. c. Leydig aad 9TH
ers for a private road in Southampton
township. the Court appointed d. G.. Bow
man, surveyor; Henry Martz and Jesse
Cook viewers.
On motion to have viewers appointed to
inspect q bridge over Wiils's creek, in
Somerset township. tho Court appointed
Augustus Loog. john Il. Huston, and Ad-
am Ridinger.
On q petition OF citizens OF Allegheny
township TO change the township line be-
tween Allegheny and Northampton town
ships. the Court appointed William d.
Baker, surveyor; John Suder and Jacob
Gusser, Jr, viewers.
On a petition Of citizens Of qaenasl0-
ming and Somerset townships ior a road
TO lead from a point between the resi-,
dence OF Andrew Horner 90 or near the
corner OF lands Of Samuel Snyder and
Frederick Smith on the public road in
Somerset township, leading from FrideRs
almost due west 10 the public read leading
from Somerse, "a ctovstown The court an
pointed John II. Scott, Surveyor; Charles
Shank and Josiah J. Walker, viewers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

This has been a bad term OF Court Tor
the Disiric: Attorney. Only two criminal
cases tried last week.
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Friday Of last week Mrs.. James B.
Tredwell disposed Of her entire stock Of
goods 10 Mrs. J. r. Walter & Son. The
Fashion Bazaar, as conducted By Mrs.
Tredwell, has, foT the past few years,
beeB one 81 the most popular and enter
prisiag business Establishments Of the town.
The new firm propose keeping IL " to the
old standard, and will soon be IL receipt
ola large and well-sclected stock Of new
goods. We bespeak for them al the form
ef patronage OF the "Bazlr, and wish
them abundant success.
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--latest particulars show the strike Of
gas a MuFraysyillc, this county, to have
been more important than al first indicai-
ed. Il Is the largest gas well in the State,
the flow being estimated at 500, coo eabic
feet per day-suflcient 10 light the city Of
Pittsburgh and heat every boiler within
lis limits. Some oil was obtained, but not
in paying quantities, though a salt water
creyice was reached which produced the
saline fluid Of the beet quality, and which
is many degrees above proof. The roar
ing OF the gas can be heard ior several
miles. and people are fccking IN from all
parts. while spectators are busy leasing
all the land available. The company
have already leased 5000 acres, and so
~saRguine are they OF a biz bonanza, That
stock can not be purchased 81 any price.
Much Of the stock is owned By Greens
burgers, who, OF course, are iubilant.
he Edgar Thompson Steel Works Compa-
ny, AZ Ereddock's, have offered SEQ, 900
per annum Tor the use Of the gas as they
may require.-HoaEt Pleasant DacR.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

REOEENISG \ THORoUGHFARE-In or
der 10 guard against results utterly sab
Yersive TO health, i IS absolutely essential
That tho great ~iAGgogghfAfe ~ avenue of
Tie system. the bawels, shogld be reopen
ed rs speedily az possible when they be-
come o~bstrpeted they are not the bile
Is INSTRUCTED inia the blood the liver be
comes torpid ylscid bilious msiles gets
Into he stomach, and produces indiges-
ton; headaches ensue. and other symp-
toms are produced, which 4 p~rolorga,;ca
81 the existing Cause 0piy lela. 3 aggga7
;aie. lLe speneLt nTqn@st q! s~ius.ei-
ief 5 Stdiaacl. Ditters constitute a most use
iul agent in overcoming constrIciian u Tho
hoeei-s AID prompting I regular habit Of
bady II is infinitely superior 10 the dras-
lac aathaFtics frequently used For The pur-
Po-s, since Il does not. like them. act vio-
lenily, but produces "a natural, painless ef-
feet. which does not impair the tone Of Tic
%evacua,ory argsas. watch Il iapigr4alos IL
stead OF sssseEs. lie stoEaeh and ;iyer,
also, indeed. the entire system u strength I
gned aud regulated by Il.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

The Jehnstswn TriBale demands an IN
r~esligation. ard wants Coifroih TO sue il
for libel. VIII he do IL No; by a jug
fan, lie ~oaren't''
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C0UKr PROCEEDINCs.- Commonwealth
- John Hooking, .r. writing threaten
ing %ietters, CA information OF J. !. Hob
hlZell, jury return q verdict Of not guilty.
Same vs. same. malicious mischief. on in
formation Of J. J. Hoblilzell, jury return
"a verdict Of not guilty.
same IS Herman Kreager. assault and
battery not a Gge Bill and pr0secutrix,
Magdalena Bowman to pay The costs.
Joseph Hinehaugh vs. Wolf. Mayer &
Co, lease, Jury return a" verdict for defend
ants.
lou !. SMITH Va Independent Printing
Company. assGmpsit. Jury return . YER
dict for plaintiff for S23l Il.
+. T. Jost V s. II. Carey, Judgment
note, jury return a verde, tor defendant.
Isaac WoRdie IS l.. II. Auman. sci "a.
jury return q verde, in favor OF plainua
Tor s. %.
Union National Bank vs. the Somersea
and Mineral Poiat Railroad Company, as
sumps;t, jury return . virdici for defend
ant, same day ~ohiectiong ard rrling med,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

see Il ADVERTISEMENT u lie Scientific
Aslricaa. IN another column. II Is the
les, aud most Fel;able scientific paper pub
llsbod.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

Mr.. James II. Benford died a. bis rcsi-
denCe in JohEs;own near S O'Clock last
Friday evening. Mr. Benford was born
and raised IL Somerset. In 1860 he re-
moved TO Harrisburg and was tor some
line the proprietor Of the LCch.el House
OF that city. lie wa a member OF 18Th
Pennsylvania Cavalry during the late war.
Since the close Of the war he has been en-
gagged in the hotel business at different
places in Indiana county and at Johns
town. Dir. BeHlofd had a large circle Of.
and acquaintance ia this place,
Who VII be panied to hear Of his death.
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Having sold Oh; my store to Mrs. }. r.
Walter & Son, I hope that all persons
having accounts u my books viii, With
ont flaihef notice, call and setlic. Ae-
counis unpaid after January 1, next will
be placed IL the hands Of g Justice Of the
peace tor collection.
M,e g. II TorDwE,F
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To Ny PAFRoSs.-NO,i Is hereby si.-
90 - taGss who have so kindly favored
me ' ith their patronage in .he cigar and
tobacco line, that ! have sold and transfer
red my retail business 10 kessrs. Oharies
c. Orion and Charles IL. Fisher, worthy.
pleasant gentleIaeH, 10 whom ! recommend
lie lovers OF the weed. MessfS. 0rton &
Fisher will carry on The business at the
Old stand, and will keep on hand MY ci-
CARS ard famous tobies. | viii continue
The mandatory aGd my patrons and
friends viii continue % End nae st the old
stand attending 10 business.
J. II. ZIMMERMAN
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P. ". K. R.-SAss NINzRALrolsT

soxrnsEr = MINERAL rorSr HairseAp.
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TINE TABLES.
BALTIMORE s. OHIO u. r..

PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
I'm and aaer NAY Il 1877, trains On THIS
r,sf viii depart from and arrive at depot, corner
I-snt and Water Streets. as follows.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

The following from the Harrisburg FL
kFiot IS very valuable il true, and viii be
nailed with joy by ali who are afraid Of
being amicted with loekjaw Every
nov and then ~ read OF some one who
has stuck a rusty nail IL bis leo or some
other portion at his peIso1. &ae lock-jaw
AaS resulted thcTefrom. All such woaa1s
can he healed without any fatal conse
quences following them The remedy i
simple. Itis Only 10 sa.Cke such a wound
81 bTuise that is inGlmed with burning
wool ~ xOolen cloth. Twenty minutes
in tie smoke OF wool viii take The pain
ont oil the worst case CT Inflammation arts
ing from any wound We ever say
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

The v Use man piAeeih the sock Of bis
gun 10 his shoulder before be fireih; but
The fool looketh down the barrel to see fbe
sho. start
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

A,manacs Tor 1879 are out
Potatoes wanted al 6chrocks
Is your Thanksgiving turkey eoopedg
Clothing to beat the Jews, at scLUock O.
You dan get he most Tor the least R!oE-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

The Larl tll, Va. desisoYea " Are
izsl Saturday aiehi a wesk was the lr0p-
eny Of Jacob y. Noder, snd hoi Heary
Yeder, as this Papf stated.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-11-20

II the darlcn Grown Pea at THESE PRICES is
Geslgsd. duatt{4 to mention it in the orIer.
An excellent Tea, (all yarietiesl. such
as is sold at other stores as Best Tea i'm
ported, | sell at 60 and so cents per pound,