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10 Rose Ann Ea1tia. tKidoE Ilnr. i-ntrrlitr
ricd witG John tiil1n. r.. ~. Ehlas. g.. p.
Rhoais samuel Rh9tds. A. Llue1in Eh1Iis.
Daniel " hhulds. Theodore =. AhoBis, Royal
Rhgtts, Mary. inteGaaTiCi uith Jpclh Cole
man Harriet, iltcrlarri-i Cnrnriius Na.cr. IL
len. iGtcru1rriei via S1mlei a. Nen S1rtl
intermarr4et villa Daniels svlsr. Emma Ehltt
and Catherine EloEds. al residing nl Snmer.e-
County. 30. except Harriet fplcr, Emu1 and
4. Lil-a.u Alol whl rrslfa 3D. t1wI CItF
lows.
Yes ere hereny n1tiAei THAT iu lurzgaacs 1i q
wit ofplrttHen i@aet ugt 1tttr Orphans Couft
Of Somerset county Ps- 4 Niu hoid an inquest go
the rcslestate OF Daniel NLll1r, ieDi, lu Son
erset Twp. athis ate residence On THURSDAY. che
18th day OF July ISIS, whcro you can attend you
think proper.
Sherns omcc. GEJ- W PYLE.
June p, lsfsA sheriff
June "
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GALVESTON, June l5-Tbe Nelcs.
special from San Antonio says:
Gen. Grierson, informing Gen. Ord
of the progress made toward protect
ing the FL Paso stage route, says :
II have ordered suitable detachmentS
OF iEfantry to occupy Seven Springs.
They ere able l o prevent Indians from
passing through the valley and pro-
tect the route 10 Marietta Springs"
Joe E Martenez, the Lerdo chief
tain, crossed 20 the Texas side with
twenty-Eight men last night near
Eagle Pass. It is believed the bottom
has dropped out Of the revolution.
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DIED.

WECHTENHEISER.-June 6, 1873,
Annie W~eehienheiser, aged 5 years, l mo
and &c days
May :, 1878, Mary \. Wechieneiser,
aged 3 years and - days.
June 6. 1878, Lucy NJ Wschtenheiser.
aged 3 years and 1S days. These were AL
childsen Of John and Mary WechienLei-
ser.
LAPE--Msy s, 1878. Charles Fl.
Lape, aged 5 years. 3 months and %
days
WILT.-June 9, 1878. Of ~diphiheria,
Annie NJ. Wilt aged Is years, 0 month
and 2jdays-
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EDIToR IIEHALD Allow me room for
IA few remarks concerning diphtheria.
This is a constitutional disease. The
coating or oxidation seen in the throat is
Characteristic Of diphtheria, just as the
eruption Of small pox, scarlet fever.
measles. etc.
CausaGoh-It is well known that this
disease originates in badly ventilated To-
c~alities, or where there is ~decompOsing or
ganic matter-in damp, cold. dirty, mouldy
dwellings, where there exist suitable con
diions for the production Of mould
The coating or membrane that forms on
the throat IS microscopic iungus-dPl0s
p0rium fNscum-which grows between the
cells of the mucous tissue. Alcohol and
spirits Of camphor viii destroy this spe-
cies Of fungi.
How can we avoid taking the disease ?
Examine carefully your dwelling houses
from attic to cellar. See that the root
does not leak in any part; that the garnet
is clean and well aired; all the rooms in
the house, whether used or not, must be
kept dry and well aired; look well 10 the
hges and chimneys, especially those that
are not ia use. All vegetables must be re
moved from the cellar rs well as all kinds
Of dirt, and so arranged that Q current OF
air viii pass through all the time. Ii is
good to white-wash at spring and tall.
See that all the drains are open and clean,
sprinkle them with fresh lime. Examine
your wells and cisterns carefully. Now
suppose a member OF the family complains
OF sore throat; | will mention something
that mnst not be done. Also. what may
-. I,-. nh -..s- aal I.uuEF ~. 80.
swab or burn the throat with any strong
medicine. Ii requires d skillfnl physician
10 swab the throat without doing positive
injury. Do not use any hot or burning
medicine inside or outside, such as pep
per-tea, strong liniment, mustard, carbon
oil, blisters, etc, because the throat IS too
much irritated already. Do not give a
dose of pills; they are too slow and un-
certain in their action. besides unsuited TO
the disease. You may give a dose of ep-
som salts or castor oil. Give sufficient TO
act promptly. | name these because they
are nearly always at hand. For a gargle,
take vinegar and water. each one pint, Ia
ble salt. n spoonful. Around the neck
place q piece OF clean, soft flannel; put the
patient to bed, covering just comfortably,
and send fer a physician at once; If II
proves to be diphiheria he cannot come
one moment too o Ii it Is no grave
affection, one visit VIII suffice. | viii APP
pend a formula for q gargle in the second
or third stage OF the disease:
Il.
Salicylic Acid, 40 grains.
SodR Biboras, / drachm,
Aqua Distil., l pint.
In this disease let the patient have the
essentials OF life, pure air, light. AMI good
food.
fSCULAPrUs-
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SPOKTsMANs Association All per.
sous interested In the strict enforcement OF
the game and FISH laws and the increase Of
game and fish are invited TO meet al the
Office OF Ed. b. SOUL, at : O'Clock P. NJ. on
Thursday next Tor the purpose OF organ
ling = Spcrtsmans Association. II is to
I've hoped that there will be a fun turnout
of the men Of the gun and rod.
COMMITTEE.
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a. J. Coiborn, Jr., or JACK, rs he is
familiarity called, we are sorry 10 say, was
brought home from Indiana. where lie has
been attending school. in q very bad on
diiion. In his anxiety 10 stand at the
head OF his class he Overworked himself,
and was stricken with brain fever. He
looks badly, but the fresh air Of his noun
tain home win bring the color back TO his
checks and r~cinvigorate him in a short
time.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-19

Sheriff Pile lett at this Office on Monday,
some specimens Of wheat which had been
sent HIM from Kansas by Mr.. Charles
Kuriz. The wheat is OF this years growth
The heads are well filed and perfectly
ripe. Mr.. X. reports that in nearly all
cases the wheat will average fily bushels
to the acre. Our farmers who are inter
esied in this kind OF thing should call on
the Sheriff and see these splendid specl-
mems.
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DEMONSTRATIONS NOIIcE

Estate ai wm. II. Dcetz, late q Jgnrcr tp,
Somerset Co., Pa. decd.
Letters Of Administration on the sboNe estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned % inc
proper authority. notice Is hereby given 70 AL ~
sons Indebted % sail estate % make im:neiat
psyment. and those having claims aglinse the
same 10 present them duly authenticated ior -ei
Element on Saturdsy, tho 9th day 81 Jaly IS
SAMUEL BgNEH
June 10. - Administrai1f
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ssIGNEEsN 0TICE

N1tceis here given. that Joseph ar,isolsto1 81.
creek township. ty acet 90 voluntary as cgaauf
has assi-ael alAis real estate tn Daniel Aiumci
ia ,rgS- or tls ten.ht of bic creditors All
pe-slas Therefore iute1trf e. tss ssiI Joseph
Laadis viii maze payment tl DE at A~ssiruer.
ant those having claims ~ demands viii msAa
known tie sIrue without DELAY.
DANIEL hIIMEf.
June y Assigns
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NOTICE
OFFICE OF rHE SALISBURY RAIL BoAl
MnNnAN MY - ISIS.

OFFICE OF THE N~ALfSUUEN HAlL
MoNpAY IA - ISIS.
Notice is hereby given that Ia aceoniancc with
a resolution Of the Hlari Of Directors 90 the soils
bury Rail Road Company, q meeting 90 The stoeB-
holders OF said company will be he'll at its office
il Mcyersdalc. Somerset County Pa. On the Z5th
day OF July. ISIS. between the hours gt y 1'cl1ck
II. and 3 O'Clock =. n. Of said day Tor Tie purpose
OF holding an election % determine whether said
company viii make and place q new mortgage On
its ruad ami franchise iur the sum af ol- hundred
ami MY thousand dollars 20 secure that amount
of bonds 20 be issued ami % take the place 0l an
existing mortgagcon the said uad and frauchis
for the same amouut which g. o. be canccieI
JOHN B. JACKSON.
hay = Secrcttry.
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A Great Tornado In Georgia

AUGUSTA, June I0-OD Sundsa
afternoon the Counties of Columbiy
and Richmond were siied by b
mos. violent tornado, accompanied
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-19

Dot your is and cross your Is. Most
persons in their hurry 10 finish a letter or
an article they may be writing. neglect
this important matter, thereby causing
many mistakes and much annoyance. As
an illustration, we lately received an ar
ucle, covering three pages OF fools cap, tor
publication. In which there were.twenty-
three is not dotted, and thirty four IS no,
crossed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-19

The Meyersdale Commerrigl viii have
to take q lack seat on the rye question.
as Mr.. II. q. Cunningham brought "a our
Office, one day OF last week, a STALK OF rye
tina; measured eight feet and had 3 six
inch weil-fHed head on H. Pretty good
rye. but then Cambria and Bedford have
not beCn heard IRON.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-19

We learn from the Meyersdale CONNER
cidl that our friend and long time patron,
VIM. Zimmerman, of Jenner y Roads,
and Miss Susan NJ. Siicer, Of Meyersdale,
on Thursday, June G. listened to a homily,
and entered into a contract in The
presence Of God and these witnesses. 10
which Rev. j. c. Castle added, "Whaiso-
ever God hath joined together let no man
put asunder. Accept U congratulations
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-19

a large number Of our readers VIII
doubtless be pleased TO learn that Hon. +.
NJ. Kimmel has received the Democratic
nomination for President Judge in the
franklin district The Judge has a strong
man TO deal with in the Republican can
didaie. Hon. ID. Watson Rowe.
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4 LAWYER IN TROUBLE James 3.
Spiese, a Harrisburg lawyer. was convict
Ell in the United States District Court at
Philadelphia Tor receiving as { Zee for the
collection Of a pension n sum IN excess OF
So, the smouut fixed by the pension laws,
il being d criminal olense to charge more
70 clients than this sum The evidence
showed that Spiese had collected Sf42 81
arrcarages Of pension due Sarah Collins,
an old woman whose husband had been
killed during the rebellion. Upon the re-
ceipt of the amount Spiese told her. so she
swore, that he had only received $500.
Out OF this he then took 500 as a fee, and
after giving her the balance, advised her
10 deposit $50 in bank. This she did,
and Spiese drew it all out. and only gave
her $50 OF il. The defense tried to break
down the old lady's story. and it was
urged that The lawyer had performed 9th
er services for her. The jury rendered
verdict Of guilty without leaving the box.
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A UDITOES NOTICE

81 as Orphans Calc leiI 90 Somerset De- r
iYr SlmcIrcf county. On f.h day 90 fiay a. D.l7--.
in tlc ng-.cre tlc estate ef John Voughr. Decd
10 motion OF Eler s. Bacr un1 Val Hay. tle Court
take 90 the confirmation of 40 tire accounts and
Autitlr s. reports 90 SAID estate, as 1 an pariles
aud claims MT pail cut ia luli ant appoint sam
uci Gather. EsI, Auditor t take tne testimony.
report tae tlets examine The accounts and reports.
-cio.m, correct AMI rest3te tac same and make fl.
entitled thereto.
NoIIgE-fpT Che purposes pi thc above EpHoluf-
meDt wAl st at ms once iu Somerset. on Tues
Bag the 18Th day o.. june, 1873. at 90 O'Clock s.. NJ.
of said dag, when and where 80 parties interested
may attend.
SAEiIEL GATHER.
Mty - AuTl1.-.
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4 PLASTIC SURGICAL OPERATION
Yesterday DIR. w. F. Fundenberg, the
we'll known oculist and aurist, of this CITY,
assisted by Drs. G.. Is. Fundenberg and
Parsons, performed a very delicate oper-
ation upon Mr.. VIM. Mullen, aged 60,
who has been q resident of this city for
many years. About a year ago Nj. NJ.
noticed a small sore upon his cheek near
the lower eye-lid, which gradually increas-
ed in size in spite OF all treatment. Upon
examination, it was found to be a cancer,
and was rapidly ~encroaching upon the eve
lid and nose. An operation was called for
at once. otherwise death would surely en-
sue. The patient was etherized and a
piece OF flesh three inches long by one
inch in width, together with the tumor.
was removed, and another piece exactly
the same length, breadth and shape was
taken from the temple and cheek and
nicely fitted in the wound. In order to do
this forty stitches were necessary, the
wound in the temple being brought to-
gether by additional stitches. There will
be but slight Disagreement by this novel
operation. The doctor has every reason
to believe that there can be no return OF
this truly terrible disease, after having
been so very thoroughly removed.-Cum-
6erlaad Times.
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Only two weeks from Thursday until
You can 20 along the street and sing out.
"NhOop her up Fresh EN- up, and
sch. and have It all charged TO the ct
iecis Of patriotism and not siagger juice.
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81 q
Attest. JONATHAN RHOADS.
Ed MILLER. See. Prsslaent.
We the undersigned Auditors d Ifarf Twp.
Somerset -. Pa having e~arefGlly examined the
above accounts 0fthe Treasurer, Ind then Correct
10 the best q cur knsziecge and bslieL-
DANIEL DICKET.
". WALTER
PETER DULL
Jane y Aril-cTs.
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Mr.. Jonathan Barclay sent 10 this Office
4 stalk OF clover Of a new variety be has
planted that tops any clover heretofore
seen in Somerset county. The stalk
would measure at least three feet.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-19

The Somerset Classs Of the REFINED
church was ia session al this place the lat
ter part OF last week and the first p2rt Of
this week
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Il i the opinion of gentlemen Who have
given the matter their attention, that the
fruit crop. in the immediate vicinity Is en-
lirely ruined
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-19

Rev. J. NJ. Barnett, Of Connellsyille.
will preach eek Sunday morning al l04
o-cIock. also e O'Clock in the evening, at
the Presbyterian church.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-19

The annual cove feast Of the Bseth-
rem was held al Berlin en- Sunday last
There Was an unnsual hunter Of persons
present
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7. W p.

FACTORY FACTs.-Close confinement,
careful attention to all factory work, gives
the operators pallid faces, poor appetite.
languid. miserable feelings. poor blood. in
active liver, kidneys and urinary troubles,
and all the physicians and medicine in the
world cannot help them unless they get
out of doors or use Hop Bitters, made OF
the purest and best OF remedies, and cs-
pecially for such cases having abundance
of health, sunshine aud rosy cheeks in
them. None need suffer if they will use
them freely. They cost but a triile. See
another column.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1878-06-19

TTcan muney make faster no work Tor us than a
!anything else. Capital not required w vii
start you. *I2 per DAY AZ hone made by the
industricus. Men women. boysa and girls want.
- ell everywhere o. work for as. Now b the
time. Costly outnt and terls free. address
TEUE& Co, AugJstt- Maine.
March y
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Az ASTONISHING FACT.-A large pro
portion Of the American people are today
diving from the effects Of Dyspepsia or dis
ordered liver. The result OF these dis
eases upon the masses Of intelligent and
valuable people Is most alarming. making
life actually 3 burden instead Of s pleasant
existence OF enjoyment and usefulness as
# ought TO be. There is DO good reason
for this. if you viii Only throw aside pre-
iudiee and skepficism, take the advice Of
Druggists and your friends, and try one
bottle Of Green August Flower. Your
speedy relief is certain. Millions OF bot
ties Of this medicine have been given
away 10 try its virtues, with satisfactory
results in every case. You can buy 3
samp e bottle for 10 cents 70 try. Three
doses viii relieve the worst case. Posi-
lively sold by all Druggists on the West.
ern Continent.
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DUBLIC SALE.

By virtue Of and order issued out o. the Court O.
Common Pleas, In ami for the County Of Somerset
the undersignod Assignee OF Joseph lands. Of
Stonyereek Twp county Aforesaid and State Of
Pennsylvania, viii sell at Pu1lie sale on the prem
ises Of As.ignor. on
Friday July Il, 1878
al o'clock P. Il the following described real
estate viz
a certain Tract Of land situate IN StJrycreek
Twp--S0msrsetCo.-P Pa adjoining laudso fEphrsim
R0ss. Jacob himmsL. Joan Boyer. Henry Stall.
ami others. containing y acres more % less and
allowance. Of which there are about - clear and
4 acres 10 meadOE. with a two story ioZ house and
bank barn thereon erected. This farm l. well
wstered and In every respect q desirable home.
IERMS--Ien per cent % the purchase money
TOTE paid on day Of sale; Ous-thiri Including the
ten per cent on confirmation Of sale and delivery
0fdeed oDe-third In Fix months. and one-thirl g.
one year irJm tie date % the 0rier o. sale. fTiE
ri Of April iS1s-l with inteFesc on deferred pay
ments.
DANIEL kIMNEL~
June i Assignee u Joseph LAMBS.
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Mr.. Elias Cunningham has an apple
tree ON mis- premises on a branch OF which
tLere arc well formed apples. blossoms full
bloGn. and buds Just bursting
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The first shipment Of Somerset county
cheese was made 10 New York, on Mon
DAY. june l.. 1873. The amount shipped
vas between eleven and twelve thousand
pounds.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
4 UDlToR'S NOTICE

The undersigned. duly sppViaiei % d.stFihu e
the funa- IN the hands Of Gen ". Pie, Slcr4i-
arisiHg lum the sale o. the property OF Joseph
fiptoa. Z, and among those legally cnlsed tAsre-
to hereby aivcs uatics thst he VII attend 20 the
daties Of his apP1iltnciit % his etee, 20 S1lnsT,,
set. on TUESDAY. the sth Gay d July. when ani
III BSEB.
June Il, Is AUTHOR
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A full lice Of Mems Boys, Ladies
Misses and Children's fine buttoa shoes at
reduced prices for cash, II
Sol UHL's.
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You MUST CURE THAT CoCGH.-Witi
Sbiloh's Consumption Cure YOU can carc
yourself. II has established the fact TIA;
Consumption can be cured, while 70.
Coughs, Bronchitis, WhOoping Cough,
Asthma, and all diseases OF Throat and
Lungs, it is absolutely without an equal.
Two doses will relieve your child of Group,
il is pleasant TO take end perfectly harmless
TO the youngest child, and no mother can
afford 10 be without it. You can use two
thirds OF a bottle and il what we say is not
true we viii refund the price paid. Price
l0cts, Scots. AMI S1.00 per bottle. Ii your
Lungs are sore or chest or back lame use
Shiloh Porous Plaster. Sold by Geo.
W. Benford, Somerset, Pa.
Have you Dyspepsia, are you Corsti.
pated, have you Yellow skin, Loss Of
Appetite, Head Ache, i ESQ don't fail to use
SHIL0H'S SYSTEM VITALIZER. Ii
is guaranteed to relieve you, and will you
continue to suffer when you can be cured
on such terms as these. Price 10 cts. and
10 cts. Sold by Geo. w. Benford, SOM
erset, Pa.
Wells Persian Perfume "HACKME-
TACK" is rich and fragrant, try it. Sold
Geo. w. Benford, Somerset, Pa.
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A UDITORs NOTICE

Tine undersigned having been agpin-cI AuH lr
by the Cslrf, On motion Of y. ~. Eiumei, Eel.
70 ascertain The alTaneefnenfs ani make n
tl1u.s1u gf The fflls in tte nanss q Peter
Hanger Aimili7frItor % Mieiacl S1gder. terI.
~ aud aulgnE those legally entitled thereto.
hereby Z.FgE u9-iec that Be wII attend 20 tle
duties 20 Dis appointment 40 his oll-c. DO som.
erscL, Pc. thursday the 91th day af June ls-s.
when AMI where al parties Interested eau a-fs1.'
nthsythilk proper
L.C .CDLHOES.
Eay - ArIit
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While NJ. J. ID. Zimmerman is taking
his little matrimonial flyer. the business OF
the B. & o. Express Company VIII be a.
tended 10 by ". T. hooSer-
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As vet no arrangements have been
made 10 this section OF the finest land the
sun ever shone upon. 70 observe the ever
glorious Fourth in a proper manner
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JESNER Y ROADS ITEMs.-A few cases
Of the most malignant character OF diph-
liberia are still in and around this place.
4 delegation of the stoystown Lodge
of /. O. o. F. were present and particlpa-
tel in the exercises at the funeral OF VIM.
II. DIeiz.
II is feared the frost OF THURSDAY and
Friday las week has injured crops on
bottom and low lands through this sec
ton.
The religious denomination known as
The German Baptisls held their Glove
feast on Thursday last at their church
about tour miles north OF this place. 4
large crowd was in attendance.
Joseph Soxman, who By the accidental
discharge of a pistol was wounded in the
loot. is again making his daily visits with
The L. 5. Mail.
Two organ grinders, a woman and a
crippled man. were q pant OF the attrac-
tons of u own last week.
Death has come into our midst and
plucked from us one of our choicest flow
( ers. Sorrow and sadness reign supreme
in this vicinity in consequence of this az
! Fiction. W. II. Dieiz, who two weeks
ago was il good health with bright pros
poets OF a bright and prosperous future
career. was stricken down on Monday.
May %, 1878, with that dreadful disease,
diphiheTia, and in just one week all that
was mortal Of him was deposited in the
narrow confines OF the tomb. In life he
was a useful member in society; young,
active and energetic, having established q
( reputation for business probity and fidelity
that made him many warm personal
friends. His sudden death has caused q
widespread gloom. Mr.. Dietz was aa in
fiuential member Of the L. B. church,
and said shortly before he died that as
the birds begin 10 sing with the dawn of
morning be would join their song around
his Fathers throne. And 10 the Y. NJ. c.
a. Of which he was a member and very
active worker, he thanked God for that'oT-
ganiza;i0n at Jenner Gross Roads His
many virtues and good qualities viii long
be remembered by Lis many friends here.
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EXECCTOR's NOTICE.

nFnTbu-ine- sou can engage lr. n sr pft
KIN Gay made ay any worker 81 either -ey
Uly dght in their own lfalfies. Particular
amt samples worth 2 free Improve gugi
spare time az tais b-us.res7 A.re- ~rIzsa s.
90. Portland Maine
March y