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The New York herald., 1879-08-28
Is 1T YELLOW FEVER?


Captain Aaire. of the Tenth precinct. sent thefol
lowing despatch to Inspector McDermott at Polio
Headquarters last night
Notify the Board Health that there is child sick Of
disease at No. ~ Stanton street. The family
came from Memphis.
At the late hour in which the above information
received there was no representative of the
Board Of Health within reach. Captain Allaire'
Pike street. When the latter reached the
dwelling where the sick child is confined he was
refused admttance. The mother OF the child would
not hear Of his interference and the agent Of the
premises equally stubborn in his refusal to
permit the doctor to enter the sick chamber;
that under the circumstances nothing definite could
be ascertained in medical way to con-
firm refute the sensational report. Enough.
however. learned from the neighbors to prove
that there was something highly myste-
rious in the case. It appears that last
Monday Jewish family hired rooms in
the above tenement house. They had seven
children. The mother said they had but recently
arrived from California but the children said they
had come from Memphis. and that their mother had
been sick with the fever. This intelligence spread
OF the large tenement. and there great
consternation in consequence. The mother or the
Je&ish family had to take 20 her bed for short
tiIne and this intenshed the alarm. She said that
she had taken cold travelling in the cars. and in
that manner she tried to aliay the growing sus-
picion that she aud her children
undesirable nelghbors Suddenly the 5Oungest
child stricken down, and was reported to be
afflicted with the dread disease. Tho agent and the
housekeeper had the place barricaded. and refused
of the family whose child was sick. There are hf-
teen families in the house.
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HORRIBLE SEADRIFT.
wAsnISeroN, August u. 1879.

WAsHINGrON August ~, IS79.
Tho Signal Corps Station at Cape Henry, Va. re-
ports to the Chief Signal Officer us follows THE
body of a white man. with head entirely severed.
washed ashore two miles north of this station ut
eleven A. NJ. to-day. There marks Of identity.
The body was buried where 1t found. From
the appearance Of the clothing Is believed to have
bapn n
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TWO CASES IN NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. La, August a.. 1879.
DR.. s. NJ. Bemss reports to-day officially to the
Board Of Health that General J. D. Hood and his
daughter Lydia. ten years Of age. both down
with yellow fever Third. rAnnunciston street.
The child taken sick yesterday and the General
this morning. DIR. Bemss the family physician, Is
in attendance.
DIR. Carrlnpton. the quarantine physcian. has tel
cgraphed the Board Of Health that the Black Prince
Havana. has arrived at quarantine station with
several yellow fever board and that there
has been death on the vessel from the disease.
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Of London. from Mirsgosne. Hayti. for
London laden with coffee and logwood- There
they were nearly exhausted The captain had died
of yellow fever and the sick with the
same disease. Captain Wallace put an officer and
two men on board and directed the bark to Kings
ton, Jamaica.
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A STRICKEN VESSEL.
BALrINoRE. Nd. August

BALTIMORE. Nd. August 27. 1879.
Captain Wallace. OF the British steamship Ameri-
can. which arrived at this port to-day. reports that
on the 22d inst. of walling's 1sland, one of the
West India group, he sighted q bark In
distress and down to her. She proved
to be the British bark Biansy Brothers.
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Five notes his receipt Of October 1874 each
$2oO dated September H. 1874 able at two four
six eight and ten months. respectively s25ooo Total
Mr.. Jewett said that on his refusing to become
president uncertainty he received the first
place payment OF $15UOU0; that was $4,000 per
year for ten years. he then received entitled
to receive $Y.VU0 per year. of which $4,000 was
advanced: the original arrangement was $4,000 per
year; $4,000 of the $4,000 to bo paid in cash.
leaving $25, 900 TO be paid annually; when was ap-
pointed receiver, he said the Court adjudged that
such should be entitled to $4,000 per year;
that was in addition TO the $4,000 received
rs president; should never have thought of assum-
ing the duties and responsibilities for the difference
between the salary receiver and that presidents
what 1 received. or was entitled to receive.
equivalent TO $4,000.
As to Colonel Balchs competency to make the
valuation, Mr. Sterne asked II Mr. Balch's deduc-
tons not taken from the opinion of experts
the line OF the road
Mr.. Jewett thought there was no difhculty a. to
the value OF locomotives cars and stock. but gem
orally on other property he Thought there
capable experts the road: he had been advised
that lssA oblisstion rsatsd on him - rrcsiver
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GALVESTON. Texas, August 27, 1879.

The Board Of Health OF Houston, to-day,
declared quarantine against Galveston,
stopping the morning train at the
county line. The tor this action was that
Galveston allowed the Colorado to ter the
port. The Governor has been asked to interfere.
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INSTRUCTIONS AS TO THE BEST METHODS OF
DIsINFEcrIoN.

INSTRUCTIONS AS TO THE BEST METHODS OF
DIsINFEcTIoN.
wAsHINGroN. August 81 1879.
The commission Of experts appointed by the Ma
tional Board of Health to prepare q circular en-
bodying familiar instructions for disnection have
made report to the Board The report Of the COM
mission is as follows -
Disnfeeton is the destruction OF the poisons of infec
hous ar contagious diseases The disinfecants to be
used are-First roll sulphur, for fumgstion; second
:uphsste OF iron tcopperas, dissolved in ws.er
for soil, sewers, &C.; third, suiphate of xinc
and common salt dissolved together in water
In the proportion OF four of salt the gallon
clothing and bed lnep In using tho sick
the most available agents fresh air and clean
ness. The towels. clothing and bed linen should
uoval from tho patient aud before they taken from
tho be placed In pail of the zinc solution boiling
hot possible All discharges should either be received
in vessels containing eoppers solution or should be i'm
, CATION with sulphur Is the only practicable
method Of dsintecting the house. For this pur
pose the must be vacated. Heavy clothing
blankets, bedding and other articles which be
treated with zinc solutions should be opened and
exposed during fumgation. Close the tightly
possible place the sulphur in iron pans supported
bricks tanned in tubs tanning little water Set it
fire and allow the 80 remain closed Tor twenty
four hours For about ten feet least
cutters prives cesspools Closets drains and
should be treated with IL is best to
burn articles which have In contact with sick
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ALL QUIET AT QUARANrINE-PRosPEcT OF
REIA x ArIoN oE RIGoRous rI1rrs

RELAXATION OF RIGOROUS RULES.
The Health Officer went through all the feet Of
vessels at Upper and Lower Quarantine yesterday.
and found serious Of sickness and none of
yellow fever.
Juan Casellas. the passenger from the steamship
City of Merida. who received at the hospital on
Monday. supposed to be laboring under attack Of
the fever quite comfortable yesterday and pre-
sented indications that the maady deep
seated II he has been afflicted with it at ALL DR..
Vanderpoel expects he will be sufficiently restored to
come up to the city tomorrow next day.
Mrs. Josephine Van Buren,. the Memphis refugee.
is improving in physical health, but continues to
labor under depression Of spirits and nervous
trstion.
The Health Oficer had not up to yesterday given
permission to the bark Wallace to go up from Quar-
antine and load. as reported. The vessel has been
thoroughly cleaned and is in good sanitary condi
tion any vessel that has entered this port and
been ordered to Quarantine on account Of sickness
on board during the season. permit may be given
In her case to-day or tomorrow.
The schooner Pilots Bride received permission
yesterday to come up and load. The weather has
been cool and favorable lately that relaxation in
tho vgor OF Quarantine rules may soon be expected
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A Tough Legss,ator.

Hon. Daniel Webster Fiicb, the
gentleman who represents he Black
Hills district in the Dakota Lsgisle-
fure, is what might be termed "a
tough citizen, On a sandy road" He
prefers tie amusement afforded by
the Yantton bar-rooms to the prosy
entertainment set forth in The iegisla-
tive halls, and, as q rule, wherever
bic vote IS required &c has 10 be
brought to he bar Of The Houes BY
The Sergeant-at-Arms. Tie olbes
day be tried TO evs3e a cali Of The
House aud the SUPERINTENDENT
finally three of the clerks snd The
messenger were selt after him. The
posse ran him onI Of q saloon, chased
him over into Nebraska, chased him
back to Dsko,a. ard fnniiy rsn hin
iuto his room ct his hotel, where, At
last advices, be was bsrrieaded aod
vigorously ~pfepariOg to resist assault
IL will be seen that lsw-msk:ng il
the Far West Is attended with some
iDcoDveniauce.
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URsISs lTEns-sopersei cplniy Com
mssr,aers are 40 so3ger imposed upon BY
the Ahnruis Of the mognnain. paimipg oa
eGt and rshhit ears sor those of a deiGnci
fox Add sea tow nship came 70 The les
cue wisa the cry Of "Tiiden and Reform,
and sept up Mecliniock who Snows Rey-
ards organs OF hearing EOm these e ;asn
q; oF r~a1tii.
Ms5gr Iestep ra.ufsad recently from .
hTleI visit 10 England and Scotland.
Tie Heading factory sports the lsrges.
stoCk 81 biscks thai have been IN the yard
since operations were begun.
The recent heavy al Of snow made
sgaeadld sisighag-
An Addison bachelor wants to know if
Olive Harper Is maiden !sdy,
Prof He:aey has a singing class in Vr-
siHa-
Mrs Lschty Is having q new baru erect
ID GA her farm.
The Republican ticket 10 the township
OF Lower TarkeyfeO; was partially defect
Cd By = fex soreheAds' Of The party.
Rev. Abel Thompson and G W. An
deFssn ESQ, were elected Us Justices OF
the Peace, "a lrsina.
Il Is apparent. since The election. thai
h0g-hacs viii get q new county Tnad, and
the s'crsss reads . new schoo. house next
Summer.
Lincoln Hanna IS teaching ibe Gross
Rozds school this winter
A case OF diphiheria Is reported IN Har-
nedsvlle-
I;isssM Old Probabilities hes imported 3
nvw breed OF ground hogs
A question is going the rounds as yet
unansweredt -Ho~ did the Ancien;s
manage 20 erect Pompey's Pillar
The main stem Of this ancient wonder
being SO feet nigh. y feet in diameter. of
slid stone, vii some Of the HERALD
readers tel Us how Mr. Pompey or his
admirers up ended" said stone
II L said thai railroad men IN Egypt are
burning mumnies as iuel to n their N
zines with We think these railroad men
afe blessed with India rubber consciences,
or they couldn't cremate those old fellows
who died there Thousand yeErs ago. Our
race is certainly q progressive a in some
WAY 5 suiy.
The county bridges. No. 5, aud No 4,
seross Laurel Mil creek are unsafe.
MAC.
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Owing to the iHcleDlency OF the weather
on WssbingIon's birthday. Company G..
was unable TO turn out Tor iress parade. as
was intended Ia the afternoon an inspec
ton was held in the company sFmory.
There WAS quite a good turnout and the
boys present=d very fine appearance in
their gallant uniforms. The new uni
form is q great improvement on the old,
and gives them Z much more soldieFiy
lock.
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BEAM-BALDWIN.-On the 18Th d
February, at the Lutheran ~parsoHaee. Ia
Jennertown. by Rev. ". NJ. Spangler.
Dir. Henry C. Beam to Miss Rebecca Bald
win.
T~RENT-QUEER III Berlin. Feb.
II, 1873. by Rev. J.. w. Potinberger. Mr..
Harrison Trent to saviIls Queer, both Of
this county.
BITTNER-CROSBY.-Feb. IS. 1879,
al the hoEle Of the bride. at SouthampiGn
Mills, by Rev. J. A. Nundy, MIR. VIM IL.
Bittner and Miss Flora Crosby.
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&C from the Grave.

HE--G Z Ec1uan- long =. o., lis, says Hu
ssrci uF ts8 sElirsu irlm Sic grave A l.
>l11iUu5 e Baiil5Ie. BID. als0 slyz 1T vii
sEfe tAe wurst clegb illn=liasely.f Two doses
eurea rec q h41 r5ugh 81 sEs weeks Staining .
) II Euitar. tasca- Pa Over E.egl ca Bottles
fischer NEz1 SFr&p sold l. IS ia most Bop
aAar Eezeay i1rCtaghE, Coils. t7eup Eoarsaless
a11 al = p8zt sRj Lang Diseases. Has beea b
use ff halls ce..ZTy- S9li ~ al drugEss.s and
cglltrT zEersksess Price L5e.. 81. AID Al col
Per edtif1 Z. = SELLERS & ca, Props.
FIEshurEa, Pa
Ny. -
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pAINIsTRAI0Es NoTLcE.

Eattaot Iseae sleTar late OF Fnsstburg sd.
ueeeased.
Letters of 2dninztFafiln or the ah1sa estate
h2vlaZ been granted On IN unGcrsigaci. u8Iiee
4 lacrety EiTc1 % lh1se indebted ~ 6 - make
immediate payment and those haYinE clains
sEa41si IS q preseat them duiy authenticated ~
Sc nsGeat fn trid y, 1ar-l =, 1873 A. The resi-
aeaee Of ae1icEfrsto-s Fcosthurr. Afisghony
c9antys A3-er tilsiF E-torley John Il. UAl S9li-
ersst, "a
GEORGE ~TEfER-
NATHAN :. FROSE,
E1h. "a Administrators
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The Supreme Caart ofthis State decided
in regard to public roads that ia jury be-
lieve a road unsafe for travel. let the cause
be What il may. il is evidence of negli-
gence. and the township IS responsible for
damages.
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Mr., Garrison Smith. an old resident of
Middlecreek township, this county, was
last SUNDAY morning found dead ON the
road near his home. Mr.. Smith had been
cryine 5 sale al a farm some distance away,
On Saturday. and leit for his hume in ap
parent good health. We have not learned
the immediate cause Of his dealh.
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CHVacE Pr 9REssIoS-AUstr.-Fro
enc al he smallest diaEiesl and most H.
convenient churches in The town. The Ae,h
o5i,i CONGREGATION. Sometime Stree. moved
into The COMMISSIONS, eIezaBt and bome
Ike church they los otccpy. Prom hav-
ing services Al irregular intervals oi i've.
three ard four weeks. they o meet and
wosshipevery Saadar. and duiing the
pzsinraie os Rev. y. LGcosek. the co8gre-
esJin has been steadily Increasing.
Answering - these progressive move
meuss 81 the otAer 5FaEchez the chsir,
under he admissible direction q Dr. Bn-
.t4ker. has been materially strengthened
and improved. 50 thai We are ssie in
SAVING lLai il never IVES in } better oon0i
tea ibsn noE-
Their rendition tby rsquesi) OF lhn<e
fwo tsanfiful sanrs, My k~edeefner. and
'.Be1lah Land. isst Sunday nisat was
powerfully expressive. and was thorough
Is appreciated By those Who acknos ledge
he sste, power of music Let old iosies
islk About the subiimiiy OF the good
cd gospel hs mDs As they VII. they cat
nos change The FACT that the higher. finer
and more delicate The strains. 50 The Heel
ings touched aDd The chords stirred by
shsse s'1ins viii be higher. O refined
and nobler.
Ii II alaiif,in 70 know hat the ~cplfiva-
lion q. he ci.oseest 4 ms Of s4crsd harmo-
M T. rtceivg8z attention IN ou churches,
and il Should mtei with cuIdisi sp-
prevail and encouragement iron our PEG
pie.
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In answer TO yoar Cribbase query. /
would say the hand as you put it-9 3-3
would count l5-6 snd 6 more tor pairs,
making the hand worth a dozen u.s..
Had 8 ) been turned up there would
have been l5-l2 and Is more for pairs.
making it world "a. g. X.
MEYERsDALE. Pa.
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. uDIToRs NOTICE.

JusepA Lanlis IN Tie Court % Conno1
70 Pisas % S0msTset Co. Pa
Daniel A.iluseLf 70 TS. Jaua2fy Term ls77
Voluntary a~ssiElneat1
The underlined Aaii-1r App8sBtei By said
CsurI tedistrlhute the ianis 70 the hands 81 Dzn
iel Aim- l. tee 1ssEcee. hershy gives n1ttss ths-
fT ssii F4rpass be viii st AZ The 81ce q -. a.
EGaEtE Esq- il the borough % Somerss,
Fraay TIE Al day 81 Hareh. 1s70. Waen All
where all peTssEs interested eauatrsua.
Il 5 ENDSLET.
sEt. 70 fHiIO
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VIE ApFERTIsENENrs
A ~DMiNisrRAToR,s NorieF

Estate Q; W. HaE.e5. laie e Addison t5xrship.
dffea set
L-tters pfadnistrasi Il czisa fezfeaasafo Ezs<s
y the above e. ate having been -raaiad b the
Undersigned. rot Sc thafaAy given - "a rcrsars
iD1rpi-a = sthi C. afe . Aake imuc3saIa iag-
eeLr aaithase haF1azd i~msax1fast he sane -
lEeseuf tn N only satEeuflcatea fe- a ticsasrt 70
Tire Undersigned AZ tie rrz.fsa1s u u sIiI Geueas
ed. on Ssfgrf - e@ftagDf Arrt usrs EEea
"a ~ksse lacy viii ss-nl fr s4ls tu1ose
JUSEFH McCLtNrOCE
AfEraisfrat e..
LYDIA Il. HaEsEb.
Eeh. "a A. Aifuir+-atrN.
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oUBLlC SALE

lbe undersigned ssignse ofY4L J. MIser, VII
sell sIVale eErs %
Saturday AaIed /. 1879.
& Snysfaxn 5acrUgh, az @5ciock ?. "
NJ 4 tnn. kLssn ~ the Suifa Esr-.
IL Sensrses uNus1iR, oEiaiaiuz III zerss- al
3eiHilg Aars = HeTa-lu Sha4=r, FuGsiiB Barn-
hsu. AL esAs-z sitE dseIi4sg-house. stsiie snd
staeF E9l5iIc Ea1regD ereclea- e54eres ara Gle n
HzsnE Ia 4 4aa stage o. cai-Vafin-
HI. "A is4sr q asnd 81 alte 10 mcTsaITEy-
Bcilg Ear1 q ta- E2Arai.a SEatsr ErEi- elu-
tEzEg = acres uETs IT le-s- air.uing hnas Il
JOSIAH Gesl-Harry SAafsr and The y IL larz
aua athers-
TEkNS-gnz n ri g. ssnf On conSr1asiiou
o. sate. oue-tbird - SIX sne1fEz Sui oue-lhiri iE
day . sac
y. Il. MILLER
lei. As-lguee.
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| UDiT0Rs NOTICE

Fhan< C9at ui Somerset County 70 pass On the
exceptions sila4 AMI report tire Acss with an
Cpi1ou, and e. make 4 distribution CT the funds r.
TIE hands u Cyrus Rayman executor % Aun Ma
rs Zfrlass. GceeaEet. % eud aa1ug those legally
cnttiei there %. hereby gives B9tles that he viii
attend o tae duties Il said app9iaimenJ az his
lin day ofMana, 9 y. Is7a, At I9o'cloek 4. ii.
JAS. u PUGH.
Ieo IT, Audielr.
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LosT-Wedneslay night. near the res
idence OF josiah Shaver, on Ire road lead
ing from Ffiedens5ufg 10 Stoy siown, a
yoke belonging 10 a Two horse sleigh. The
Under win please return the same to his
Office.
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HALE's HONEY OF HoREHuuxD AND
ITAR--For the cure OF Coughs. Colds, IN
f~iuenzs, Hoarseness, Difficult Breathing
and all Affections Of the Throat. Bronchial
Tubs and Lungs, leading 10 Consumption.
This sovereign remedy IS compounded
from the ~favori,e recipe Of an iii1sfriaus
physician and chemist, who for many
years used il with The most complete sue
cess in his extensive private practice. He
had long been profoundly impressed with
the wonderful virtue OF the plant Hore-
hound, in union with the cleansing and
healing properties OF Tar, extracted from
the life principle of the forest tree Able
Bslsamea. or Balm Of Gilead. For years
he was bafiied in his attempts to blend these
great medicinal forces into slch q union
that the original power OF each would be
preserved, the dissgreeable qualities Of
common tar removed, and the price OF The
coape und be within reach Of all. Az hast.
after a long course of diliicalI chemical ex
periments, he found that, By adding 10
those five othei Ingredients, each one valu-
able by itself, he not oaly obtained the Dc
sired results. but greatly increased the cur
alive power OF lhe compound. This. hay-
ing been thoroughly tested BY practice. is
nov offered to the general public as a safe,
pleasant and infailible oure. Price 50 cents
and 81 per bo,le. Fo- sale by all drug
gists. Depot, CRITrENroS's. No. Sixth
Avenue. New York Cry. Great saving by
buying large size.
PIEE's TooTHAcHE DaoPs, cure in one
minute
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a free musical concert is given every
saturday night at the Great American
Tobacco House"
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The music disconrsed at the Great
American Tobacco House.. by the Gem
pany g.. Drum Corps, Saturday evening.
Was very good and vas hugely enjoyed
~ the patrons Of The Great American.
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The Creat Blood Tonic.

Fer TIE ca-s ofan slosf d~issssss. are yua weak.
nervous. detlits-el. p fle ana elar;lis1s fave
IA list yong aptetfe2 II 20. Dr. LiHdseys
s-5aa ceIFener Hti oase we. Fisipies. Balls.
LF5 sigeias 4sslQz. Sal hec1u- 6. are tut
sllse mfIa.Slns n BiJod Diseases. ard Dr..
L4aiseTs Blaei Seancacr s1ftsus the skin and
t-es.HlFs the esr1pisxlsn SO per etsla.
q. SEALkBS &CU, Pops. PltAburgh. Pa.
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A SsIGNEEs NOTICE

C1Igla Nau-er azd Eisel
. vo,aataEy 1-ssignmsaL
". = TrcidIiae.
Metre IS herrby gir-a- that Calvin Siaurer
.snd.elfe efS fzsr.st Twp hive assigned al ther
'~raFssTty r=st ami ieTtpLai d ". T.. Frsialine
.r tie dgnefg u he creditors all Ferslns there
sre inherited - the said calvin Manner and wife
wHl seke tnUedlate FayHest TO AID Assignee,
and those having claims against the same siil
present. tAem 70 tas Assignee sr suleDsnL-
". 4. EREIcLINE
Fsb u Assignee.
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We are requested by Rev. w. II. Bates,
to ssy that The services in the Calvary Re
formed Church viii be in the afternoon OF
Sunday. March ? instead OF in the even
ing, as announced.
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Assessor, ". X. McMllsn Assistant
Assessors George Brandt Josiah Miller +.
Street t1aealsioner, feier Pie Sonsa
Die, john Sahl High Constable. james
FerIel Judge O. Election. George knsp-
'per ~InsseeppEs. G ". PaiHipp4. H. II.
IiaTieA Sch0sl Directors. Aaron Viii,
Reuben McAIilen Auditor. J. II Walter.
Brrgess, D. W. VA Towa Council. Il.
J.. Noughe W. Il. Miller. a +. Wei
chonee
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NORTHAMPTON.

Assessor. James Puortaush Assistant
Assessors. John 3. DeiIsr. {. Miller; ga
perHisors, Levi Beser. + Muhlenberg. Il
MaTtz C,aaslable. a.P P0oThaGgh. Judge
Of Eieeisoas, ;. Poashauzh Inspectors.
John T. LeEdick. George Marked Schsol
Directors ". II. Crosby. G. Null Audi
tor. p. J. Poorbzagh Twp. Clerk, J. II
Miller.
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The excursion 10 the West. advertised in
this D,sper Tor The pas, few weeks is 10 lake
place on the 4b Of March, instead of the
24ih. as was stated in the adves tisement.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-02-26

Assessor, Z p. King Assistant Asses
sors Eph Trimpey, E5jah Lions Con
Stable. solomon Barley Judge Of Eiee-
lions. Lsvi Long Inspectors, G. Cramsr.
". Whilkey school nirecioEa 81. b.
Snyder, John II. Miller; Auditor Ell saw
Tor 70 CLERK, John Cramer: TIP. Treas
urer. John ID SNYDER.
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LOWE r%uRKEYrogr.

Assessor. George Kreager; Assistant ~
SCISSORS, Thomas Ream, 4 Weimer 81
perEisprs. c. 5 Lytle, 20; p. Philiippi. 81;
/. IL Nav. ~; George Miller. ~; d..
Fletcher. 80; Constable. c. Il. Hyaii /;
Judge pi rleliionS " 81. Tissue iBsFsci-
ors, George Hare; A ]. lehnnrt scho1l
Directors. Joan p. HumisrL ID. Ankeny f;
Al ! or. Thomas Ram Township Clerh.
c. Neunkin.
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LAPE-Feb 10, Edward Kimmel, in.
iant sou OF David and Sarah Lape, aged s
months and : days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-02-26

The heaviest fall of snow we nave had
THE winter came down Wednesday night
sud Thursday IL is several feet deep in
the woods.