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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-08-14
Friday, Aaqust %, 1878,


by virtue OF anorder Issued cut Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Somerset county, Pa, the IN
deTstgned Assignee Of Edward Keim, will expose
to sale by public cutlery, on the premises, on
Saturday, august "a, 1878,
at p. NJ. the following real estate, viz:
No. l. A certain lot Of ground situate in Sails
bury borough, Somerset Co. Pa, containing q
Of an acre, bounded on the east 10 Grant street,
on the south by land Of Alfred Wagner, on the
west by tract No. 2, andOn the north by land OF
John W. Beaehy, with a brick house or tavern
and large frame addition. n large stable and
other outbuiliings thereon erected.
No. ,. A certain tract Of Land situate as af0re-
said, containing 2l%acres, adjoining lands OF John
W. Beaehy. Alfred Wagner, tract No. l and
others, being In a state Of excellent cultivation,
and having a large steble thereon erected.
TEkMS.-One-third In hand on confirmation Of
sale, ~One-tnirf in six months, and one-third In one
year from thisdate, august -, ISIS with interest
on deferred payments from day Of sale
WN. G. LIVENGOOD,
July 81 Assignee Of Edward keim-
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The hops at the Somerset House are
very enjoyable affairs aud are fully appre-
ciated by the guests Of that elegant hos
tlery and the young people of the village.
The house has been filled with summel
visitors. and still they come. Tayman
smiles and says, 'let them come" and
Nose beams on each new arrival in a man
ner that makes a cobbler seductive.
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MEETING.

TIE Republicans Of SomeFse;
County will open the campaign by Q
meeting in the Courthouse on
Tuesday Eceping, Avgusi q. 1878.
A foil turnout is expected. Able
speakers will be in attendance. All
in favor Cf bopest money, fair gov
ernmcnt, and the success Of r pub
lean principles are invited TO attend.
En-. b SCULL,
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All the right. title, interest an claim Of D. ].
Berkey = Co, Of, in and TO thefoliowins described
real estate, viz:
A certain tract OF land situate in Paint Twp ,
Somerset Co, Pa. containing p acics n10re or
less. all timber, with a two Story plank dwelling
house. steam-power saw-miU thereon erected. adj
Joining lands OF Christian Penrol, Aaron Bcrkey
Samuel Berkey, Nehemiah Manages and others,
with the appurtenances-
Taker In execution as the property Of ID. ].
Berkey : Co, at the suit of John Custer. use Of
EIwcod SwanE, adm'r. OfSuaan Swank, deed.
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Mr.. John Gels, formerly Of Jamestown,
but now OF Salina. Kansas. dropped into
cur Office last week. and tried u persuade
Us 10 take Horace Greedy advice. Mr..
Gels Is the resident agent Tor the sale Of
land sor the kansas Pacific Railroad, and
fully appreciates the advantages OF print
ers ink. HIS description Of the ives; is
glowing. but the TACT that he appeared
most anxious to impress on oaF minds was
that she Kansas Pacific bsd q large amount
Of cheap land for sale. lie has met and
knows OF a large number Oi Somerset
county people residing in that country,
snd says that with cne or two exceptions
they are doing well. This say We 10 roo.
Thai If you ever go 10 that part Of the
country call on NJ. Gels. and if YOU ar
from Somerset or Cambria county You
will have met the right man.
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We presume buckwheat will be scarce
this fall as the ground has been so dry that
il would have been next 10 impossible to
plOw il during the usual season for seeding
the three sided cereal. There will not,
consequently, be so great a demand for
butter and mOlasses this winter.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-08-14

The Persian diver brings up no pearl
from the depths of the sea which a sur
pass in radiant purity q complexion beau.
tilted by GLESN's SULPHUR SOAP. A sta
pie accessory to the bath and the toilet.
Sold by all Druggists.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE,
Black or Brown. 30 cents.
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BRIDGE NIEws.-T6 inspect the bridge
over Casselman river at Confluence, the
Court appointed Chambers Huston, Reu-
ben Wow, and Jacob =. Weimer.
To inspect the bridge over The Laurel
Hin creek. the Court appointed Chambers
Huston. Reuben Woy, and Jacob p.
Weimer.
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; IL 80 IA Me sgaar.lL Ngrald.

To tic Editor IF lie Somerset Herald.
We have read a paper circulated by JOSH
ah Mowiy for the purpose of getting sign
eTs, which / have not been aware OF. 20 ap-
point committeeman for a new party,
which plays the same old game over. AS
we hold our convention on the 18th, we
want no committeeman, only q chairman,
and no mixing up with any party, but we
will nominate a s~tTaight-ouI Labor and
Greenbaek ticket
DASIEL MOsroLLER,
FRiEDENs, Aug. Is. 1878.
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There is q great deal Of complaint by a
number Of our citizens at the reckless rate
ct which many of ouf young men. and,
we regret TO say. some young ladies,
ride and drive through our streets. 1t
would be well for these persons TO be a lit
tie more careful in the future lest they be
broughiup before Mayor Welaey. aad COM
PEELED 10 come doan 20 lie iune of four
dollars and costs.
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DIED.
MY Child Daisy.

| love thee, Daisy of my heart;
My child. [ love thee dearly;
And though we only met to part
How sweetlY how sweetly =
Thy days, my little Daisy, were few;
An angels morning visit,
That came and vanished with the dew.
Twas here,-tis gone-where is it
Yet didst thou leave behind thee
A clue for love TO find thee
Daisy my last, my youngest love,
The crown of every other
Though thou art born IN heaven above,
/ am thine only mother
Nor will affection let me
Believe thou cans forget Inc.
Then thou in heaven and | on earth,
May this one hope delight US,
That thou wilt hail my second birth
When death shall reunite US,
Where worlds no more can sever
Parent and child forever.
Daisy was g meek, lovely child. q
daughter OF Mrs. Catharine Merel. She
died OF diphlheria. Wa only a short
time sick until her blessed Savior took her
with Lin TO that heavenly mansion on
high. there waiting to meet her mother,
where there is NJ parting. but joy, peace
and happiness forever.
ii. ZIMMERMAN.
COLLINS.-In Berlin, August 3, 1878.
Eleanor Collins, aged 81 years, 4 months
and 8 days.
ZERFOSS.-At the residence of Cyrus
Raymond, July %, 1878. Catharine Ter
TOSS, aged 81 years, 8 months and % days
ZERFOSS.-July %. 1878, Foster. in
FAINT son Of Sarah Zertoss, aged4 months
and 81 days.
TAYLOR.-August /. 1878. Ella Ma
bel. daughter of Frank and Ella Taylor,
aged n year and 81 Gays.
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The following accounts have been filed in my
Office and will be presented for confirmation Oh
Thursday 18th OF August, 1878:
L. Morrell, Assignee of WA Border
VIM Rotdy, Assignee Of Nehemiah Miller.
w. IL. Megahan. Assignee Of Fred Naugle.
T.. NJ. OlingeT, Assignee Of W. G. Hicks
r. NJ. Schrock, Assignee OF Jonathan !. weller,
W. II. Hay, Assignee Of Il. +. Johns.
il Pugh, Assignee Of Daniel Most0lier.
!. II. Thl. Assignee Of Daniel ID. Miller.
J. II. Uni, AEsigneeofJ J.. n. Fiehtner.
FL. kOOSER,
july 81 Pr0thOnO.ary.
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4 Law and Order Society IS badly need
ed here to see hat the borough ordinances
are eniorced. The Burgess IS willing 10
do his share if the people viii stand BY
him. The trouble is, that when there is
any disgraceful proceeding on the street,
instead OF promptly making information
against the guilty parties, there is moth
ing done save a general growl at the au-
th0Iities. Let us have peace and quiet i
We have to resort 70 a Club.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-08-14

On Thursday last Mrs. Csiharine Ned
row, who is eighty-three years of age,
and whose husband was a soldier in the
war OF 1912, walked from Gebhartsburg 10
this town. a distance of eight miles, TO
see about her pension. Rather a sturdy
old lady.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-08-14

4 caupmeeting will be held on the old
ground. two and a half miles east OF SOM
erset. Pa, commencing August II. 1878.
and continuing over the following Sunday.
under the auspices OF the Evangelical As
ISOLATION.
J. Q. a. WELLER. 7. L.
ID. X. LAvAS, Z. &.
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Get out Of the way, Cambria stand
aside, Bedford, and give it room to
swing lis tail and 'f5uzZ." Mr.. A. Base
keBnard shot u rattlesnake on Laurel
liill mountain that spor.ed ioar dozen rat
ties, making its age, the way snake hunters
reckon. fiity years.
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Hamiltonian Institute.

A Classical, Mathematical and Seien,ihe School
for both sexes. Course Of Instilutl0n IL complete.
To prepare students for any Of our American Col
Ieges ard Seniaaries Is made a speciality. The
Ancient Languages are thoroughly Taught. Next
ISIS For circulars address
JIM; HUATZ, A. ~, Principal, Unlonfosn, Pa.
Aug
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"oh. yes. On. yes = proclaimed The
Court Cricr, a few minutes after ten
O'Clock wednesday morning. sworn and
apmitlled 10 practice in the several courts
OF Somerset county" Harry Endsley
looked cratiGed as his friends crowded
around to offer their congratulations. Mr..
Fndsley has been a student in the Office OF
Hon. Nm. II. Kooaiz. sad served a faith
iuI apprenticeship The committee sp-
pointed by the Court. Messrs. Edis, KIM
mel. III. L. Baer. 4. J. Colborn, and Hay,
were highly pleased with the mlnner in
which he passed his examination. Our
hest wishes, young man. and The hope that
your professional career may be success
iul. 90 with you. Shake.
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Washington, d. G

DR.. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SoAP.-Dr
Van Dyke, whose life long specially, and
world wide reputation for curing skin dis
eases, has ~endeavored for years to combine
an external Treatment. He has accom-
plished this desirable result in the prepa-
ration OF his compound Sulphur Soap, :"
tie merits OF which are spoken of by
thousands; it is highly recommended to all
our readers. Price % cents, by mail, 35
cents a box; 8 cakes 60 cents, by mail,
20 cents. Office so n. 9th street. Whole
sale Depot. 400 n. Sd street, Philadelphia,
Pa. Sold by all Druggists.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-08-14

A novel law suit will come up for hear
ing at the next term Of the Indiana county
court \ gentleman there brings suit
against HE neighbor who INDUCES in the
game of croquet, setting forth that it IS a
great annoyance 10 his family and a nui-
sance Shich he desires abated.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-08-14

Last week two children of NJ. d. Long.
OF Lariner, were sent in search of ber-
ries, taking the two house dogs with them.
The children soon discovered two rattle
snakes, the largest they had ever seen,
but determined at once TO give them bat
tie; their dogs were badly bitten ct the
~irsj.charge, and skunk away cowed aud
whipped. Not so with The children.
They renewed the battle and succeeded in
dispatching both the reptiles.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-08-14

SALE

by virtue Of san Try wri.s u fi,ri facits. ie-
vari taciaS AMI Srut E.xefnts, iSsa.t ,Gt ei the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Somerset county. Pa.
and 10 me directed | will expose IN sale by
public cutlery. AZ Tie Corsi House, in Somcf
sci IN
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Hon. A. Ii. COlfroih has received the
Democratic nomination for Congress in
this district; and the nomination is all he
viii receive.
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4 specimen OF the Canadian lynx black
measuring seven feet three inches from
the tip OF the nose to the tip of The tail.
was captured near Sharon, Mercer
~, last Saturday morning. The animal
was aroused from his hiding place by dogs
and hunters, and, after a chase OF over
three miles. he was brought 10 bay, and in
the struggle with the dogs, three OF them
were killed. He was atterward killed by
a well directed shot,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-08-14

Many new features are TO be added this
year to the usual programme of our SOM
erset County Fair. The prospect now is
thai II viii be the best managed for years.
The full premium list will appear in the
next issue of the HERALD.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-08-14

TT 5. ENDSLEY,
Ill, ATTORNEY ATLAw.
Somerset, Pelna.
AugE
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Members of &c" Company, are hereby
ordered to meet al their armory for dress
parade and inspection at G p. m, Saturday,
Aug. II, 1878.
j. Z. KrMMEL, Ed. 3. SCULL,
Ist Sergeant. Capt.
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J. II McAiee, editor OF the Greensburc
Herald, iarried at the Somerset House over
night on his way home from Bedford.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-08-14

Three cases Of drunk and disorderly be-
lore The Burgess on Monday morning
last. The usual fine was imposed.
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On Saturday lssi the Constable from
Confidence brought 10 this place and hand
ed over to the tender mercy of Sheriff
Pile m Flank Moon. Judging from the
commitment Squire Mickey sent up. that
Moon was iuli, as he was charged with
heating. kicking and tearing the clothes
from the person OF the Mayor OF We village
OF Confluence, as well as committing an
assault; and battery on the Constable. The
case will come up for trial at next Court,
and the chances are that il the charges are
proven. this particular Moon will shine on
the warden OF a certain stone building in
the town of Allegheny.
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The editor OF The Meyersdals CONNER
cial in his younger days used to swing
the birch rod and use other persuasive ar
guments in order to teach his pupils
geography. but now he goes right away
and aliases the Pittsburgh Commercial for
saving that the Somerset county cheese
factories are located at Confluence; and
makes the assertion that there is aot a fac
tory within twenty miles of Confluence.
Wrong. There are two factories within
twenty miles OF Confluence.
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The local editor wishes 10 return his
thanks 10 Treasurer Keller for favors re-
cciyed.
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\ five dollar counterfeit legal tender
note OF the new issue series was received
at the Treasury on Saturday. Tie note
was printed from the original plate on in
ferior paper.
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They have started and infant geological
garden at the Somerse; House. Nose is
the manager. and the chief feature is a
pair OF horned loads. No one visiting
Somerset should fail to cali on Nose.
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Episcopal services in the Good TEN
plsrs Hall, Friday evening. August IS,
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l.. r. Biitle will preach in The Disciple,
church next Sunday morning and evening
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GEORGE SNYDER.

If you wish to economic and save mon
ey, 90 to George Snyder's for your Boots
and Shoes. They are the cheapest in
town.
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The Secretary Of the Pennsylvania
Board OF Agriculture reports that from the
average July returns OF three hundred
official reports TO the Board 1T would
seem hat crops for 1873 may be estimated
as follows, IN average crop being rated at
rop
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SALE

BY virtue Of an order Of sale issued by the
Court Of Common Pleas OF Somerset; County, Pa.
and 70 me directed, j will expose 10 sale by public
I o'clock =. NJ. on
Friday, Aaqust %, 1873,
all The following real estate, viz:
A~eertain lot of ground situate In Ursina Bor.,
Somerset Co, Pa, known on the plan Of said town
as lot No. IA, having a front Of BIZ feet, and a
depth OF $50, and Is bounded on the south by PARK
street, onthe ives. by Maple alley, on the north By
! Cellar alley, ON the east by lot No. 40, and having
thereon erected a dwelling house and Outbuild-
ings. 1t being the same lot of ground which
Sebastian Geisier recovered In an action Of eject
ment against Samuel BOokman, TO No. 2Se Nov.
term 1875, on September 9, 1875, 10 be released up
On payment Of sl03 q On April l, 1871, and sl03 p
0 n October l, 1877, with interest on payments from
5 eptembero, 1875.
TERMS CASH.
VALENTINEHAY,
July 81 Master In Cbancery.
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am selling Kip Boots from SOC to 15c
Per pair below last years prices. for cash.
GEORGE SNYDER.
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NEW Goods.-I have just received a
new stock OF Fall and Winter Boots and
Shoes which | will sell at way-dawH
prices, strictly for cash.
GEORGE SNYDER.
The fact that George Washington's
wife never asked where he had bcen when
he came home late al night goes a great
ways toward accounting for his extreme
iruihlnlness.
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yEw nENTs.



Beam aRl HenIy Leam, at the suit Of Bal,Eer
Wal e. ci a.
Also
Al tho right, lie. ISIS rrst ~ eliiia of rss
tiirilsz, u Ia ans u tAe i1il4si Z seSssi2si real
os.a.e. VIZ:
a Certain trsct eftsRi 81 n ste In q -csas:i.e Tp..
Somerset Co. PA cuu,aiairg . acres more %
iess. Of which there are ai-,rt y Bcres tie1rcd-
and afoat S acTes In rrea'iew. with . INC siory
plank dwelling house an lag stable tbsrcen erect
eli. adloining lands gg fenitmiR Lnys heirs,
Peter Miller AMI Diniel Nuisy, with the appur-
tcnanccs.
Taken in execution Is The property Of George
GariitT, n the suit Of Samuel hcpnta AMI eiaf1
koontS. formerly MaEy GarliJz. his vile, for the
use oi said MARY kovniz-
ALSO
All he right, filie. interest AMI claim OF James
Pugh. Of, IN and 10 the following described real
estate, viz
Two certain lots Of ground situate IN ScheIls
addition 10 Somerset borough, Somerset Go, Pa
beginning af sn alley 49, feet east Of the eerner
Of furkeyfoot and Race streets, thence along SAID
alley south 80 feet, thsrce cast leo feet, thence
north. 100 feet TO Race street, thence east by said
street 100 feet 20 place OF beginning, having there
on erected 3 one and a halt story irane dwelling
house. with the arpurtenancts.
Taken IN execution as the property OF James
Push, at the suis OF Henry F. Scheli, use Of =
Scheli.
ALSO
All the right, title, interest and claim Of Lavinia
]. Eek, OF, in and to the following dessrio-
A certain tract Of land situate in S1merset4p
Somerset Co.. Pa, containing 2 acres more or
less, all cleared, with a two story frame dwening
house. mall frame barn and other outtuiidinzs
thereon erected. adjoining lands OF Daniel A.
Rboad's heirs. Henry Mason, now Michael Sipe,
Joseph Shaner and others, with. the apparte-
nances.
Taken in execution as the property Of Lasinia
J. Fox. at the suit OF Cyrus II. Shaver, admir-. Of
Daniel A REoads, des'd-
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Horse back riding appears TO be the "a
70 Tie amusement with the young lsdies.
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WICKED FoR CLERGYMEN.-'I believe
it TO be all wrong and even wicked tor
clergymen or other public men to be led
into giving testimonials to quack doctors
or vile stuffs called medicines, but when a
meritorious article is made up of common
valuable remedies known TO ali, and that
all physicians use and trust in daily, we
should freely commend it. | therefore
heartily and cheerfully commend Hop
Bitters for the good they have done me
and my friends, firmly believing that they
have no equal for family use. | will not
be without them"
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AAGOLD PLATED WATCHES. Cheapest
kin the known world. Sample Bdtch Free 30
VOAgsass. Address. A. CorLrrR &Co. Chicago.
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The most direct and pleasan. route to the East
- Suth via Washington City.
through Mail leaving az SAD a. m CAY a "
rfrss at washington AZ ~ !. u. ew NH as
y nh. Philadelphia, SiOa. m NeN AWN7 w.
n Richmond, s:l5A m
Taraugh Express, leaving s35 p. m aally' 81,
-Iges nd Washington al 7:5J a. Ia B9luinVIes -
m RICHMOND, 5la =. M; fhlla"eliH'"' ~
a. m New York, $40 p m
through Mail and Express trains daily;
accommodation trains aBi faeette EAIFSsS
daily, except sunday.
ri,ket onccs. corner Finh Avenue and smith
s..i streets. and depot corner oraht ahl n"'ei
Sr-sets. Pittsburgh. Pa.
KHYNDMAN, Supt-. ConnehsNihe'
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The following letters remaining in the
Pcst-ofice at Somerset. Pa, have become
dead, andif not called for on or before the
first day Of September neAi viii be sen TO
,ho .1so1 Letter office
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SECOND WEEK.

SECOND WEEK.
L. anthony Growal Trustee sc. W. David
Crossen.
=. George R. Cofroth x Co. IS Islae FlIes,;
Administrators
). George w. Flick rs. josiah Braut.
l. :. a. Friediine vs. Josiah Brant.
). Stevenson X Cartwright VS. JcEah Braut.
9. Martin ConnOllys Executrix vs.. Jacob d
Miller ct al.
/. Lewis Sailer vs. the President and Director:
Of the Keystone Mining Co.
:. Jane Magee IS. L. ID. Nutzy.
O. Jane Magee rs. Noah Scott.
IL. @. u. Kings use vs.. w. II. Brooks.
II. @. ID. Kings use vs.. W. n. Brooks.
Il. Isaac Wendle Us. Lemuel Auman.
IL. Jacob j. Meyers Executrix vs.. Jacob Glcss-
ner.
Il. David Casebeer IS. Abraham Beam r. al
10. William Ware Va Jacob Poo-baugh-
-. Elizabeth Kendall ; use W. FresieTick DUR
II. A. A. Shumway h Go. IS. W. w. DavfsetaI
j.. A. A Shunway Il Co. VS.. w. Davis ct Al
10. Thomas Beard VS.. Noah Roberts.
70 Ann Maria Zertoss' Executor vs. John Shat
fer ct al.
q. Ann Maria Zerfoss' Executor Va. John Shat
fer ct al.
q Coier : Davis y. e. W. Leahart.
e Union National Bank ys. Somerset s Miner.
al Point X. X. Co.
"a Josiah Miller vs.. John ID. ROdSy.
%. Henry Thomas Weld vs.. Savage Fire Brick
Co.
FL. KOOSER.
JulJ 81 PrUthonCtsry.
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p.w. B. R. R.-rAss MINERAL roIST.
SOMERSET 3 MINERAL POINT RAILROAD

an and after May l3 ISIS, trains VIII
-m, as follows, connecting witha all passenger trans
r,,be p. W. 8 Il. r. (MaIl trains daily *
mess daily except Monday)
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WEST.
EAST
.u.-atns run BY Baltimore Time, II minutes
~" EASTER than Pittsburgh Time.

m rxnress train leaves Pittsburg at s;i5 p. NJ.
4hg -rgonellsytlle 1910 y. NJ. Mineral
4niHH..t iaIs a. NJ. In return the Express leaves
r--berland at gao A. NJ, arriving az Mineral
80 s5S A. n, Conneilsville o2 A. NJ, Plus
bu-,h 500 A. N.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-08-14
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All t.erlght. title. interest aE5 claim OF Dequilla
Ream and Henry Reafn, Of, In and % the fellow
Ing d~escritsf real estate. viz:
a certain lot OF ground situate In the town OF
Garret Summit Twp. Somerset TO-, Pa, contain
Ing 4 acre more or lesS. EIth a one and a hal
story frame dwelling house thereon erected, and
known on the general plan OF said town as let No
M. and adjoining lot No. l45 on the south, Cterry
alley on the west. Walker street en- the cast
With the appurtenances-
Taken In execution az The property Of Dequ.lla