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SUMMONS.

IK The DISTRICT COURT OF TIE
4 SGh -rcS1E T1s:rG. 90 t. safe q
SrRsL. :. Az fer the Crz-ry o. ESo. Ei-a
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4 DtciF!. ICz E-- hs-ssy rtgliru4
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Ia sboTs rIzed Plants - rhs B-sSG Cozr;
q sEs NEa:A 32cirlzl DrE-z-i q -h5 state q
sCrs1s.t II A-t fsE rs CCEUtv q 20. E-1 -
G.swer TIE -GuT ,Es-t Al.1 therein. =sikin ten
c--E-zlEsEt n! -hs -.y Q: S-v.cg-E.9- th=
rrt.ll tbs Cr-afy. or q =Trst cot O. this
CczEty. 51t n dis Dfs-TiG-, SIiAa twenty asyr:
gSerE1s=. sttEi- forty tAy--or yCtsTsatJ D.
es1sct VII = uEsH Esltnst yO1 according 70
tt@ u-rEsr q tzi1 naDgl.fui.
TIE I'D Aes.ua il troz-Et 70 obtain . decree
e th2s CcuTt dissulvt,s the ho-ts Of IaA:Ei-
Ely Dgs gItsttrg Osisosn the T!StatLi And
csz.ntAHi. q the ETuuad II : defendant has
Jryyltr fer plL4nti-. she Common Eso-sAnss Of
he Al-o. hat ptAiEtf have th. porssss!On Of
tbeir tEo minor children. and for zach Oiksr
md further r.lIsf - TO ths Cour! nay seem
yEs: and eguitable-
And y0a are hereby ng;i.cd TIA, n you fail
= &Fpe2r and Ens=eE sid complaints above
;sCujrei. tie sasd Pia.utiF vil z;ply to the
Court fer The rel:si therein demanded.
Give : und-r ny hLu5 and the Seal Of
the Dis nsS Court Of the Ninth Jr-
dieisl District Of the state Of No
lGALl y-ia, Co Luiy Of klEo. this 2a Day
Of SoVeGbrr. In the year Of our
Lord one tEOusSud eight hundred
o. K. GREEs. CLERK.
VhSs DorIsy ,htt'yE for Plaintiff
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Daniel F. Beatty's
PARLOR ORGANS.

ThSsS remarkable Instruments poaeSs copNe
tiles for musical elects and eIPsessiOus nsVrf
botpc sit1iuej. adapted FOR Amateur aud PRO-
fsIobAI Aud sa orbAnent In any psrinr. III
ceI IN quality of Tone. Thorough
woTknshnshfP, Elegant Drstgns Gnd
Ytn6h, aud wonderful variety Of their eOtn-
btnaton SSoIs. Every instrument fuiD wv
rnoted Sor al yeAys - strictly nTst-elS@ In
sTeH respect. sod ~ . guarantee they hre
Ihipprd on from eve N fifteen days pEs Trial.
money refunded and freight charges paid poh
vaTs By me II nsy are risrepre-ented o. N
ny vSJ prove unsatiIfactory. No yuch ofp-
hs ever been made. Beware Of ImitattRA
Agents waited. bnt where ] have homo, hrYr
6aceun;s made 20 introduce In nov locSsttna
Send fee Illustrated ADVERTISER. eogGkains
bong hh4a of tsstirponhb from TO-
sons. aaat Of whom Jon rosy kuUr. HlsSSert
10 HA,ss. T.a PCst-ufhcrs snrsS-d. a1 ~.
gneJ hIgu'rs t!Trti 81 Grm. AdigO>s, paEGL
Y tGAtTg. Warrington. New JCrssg.
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And In accordance With law. and A. order OF
The Eoard 81 Director. made Oh shs n Itoenth
day OF OITUBkR. ISIS. % mEuy shares Of
osch parcel Of such Htoef ~ mHS be D-oessA0.
viii be sold Ut pubic auction, ct Me ocee %:
the Company. Room No. n. A.~rehhnLs' 81
change. California street, San franc SEQ. Cal. on
Tuerday. the Tenth day Of December. 1879. -
the hour Of ! c'cIo-k p. NJ. Of SAId day. 70
psy sa5 delinquent AsSessTnsn; thsroI, e
ptther With costs OF Advertising aud Ell enso
- the sale.
u. BUSH. se1g.oSS
nc Room %. Arfcksuis' latbaIsr, CLIb
;U.-. -iruri. san FEsEcso0. Cal. bS
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This wonderful REMEDY IA highly use:nl II AL
sates 0: cClds or coughs. hat Is especially
adapted for the cure % ESCa complaints -
miners are liable TO from oIpozurc 10 COLI
ground or the sSso-htiyE Of powder smoke IL
TO the iunPs. Three doses a day will keep N.
lungs clear And en4hlC TIE miners 10 ~uGz -
the midst 81 pOTceT smoke without coughing.
II is not claimed for this B9lsAm. like most
bstni medicines. thst 10 sill cure all diseases.
put .; 10 guaranteed to cure al dIsoaNs Of ths
lungs. One bottle Of the BsikAm will. IN nearly
all eaEes. cure . bad cold or cough Of from ono
% two months duration: two bottles = ooa or
cough Of from two 70 four months Standing:
and three BOTTLES any similar Affection thAt La
been In existence from four months 70 t~o
yeArl
S4-To be hAd 81 =. y. Mausr's Drug SeOs
Kko. Nevada
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DELINQUENT TAXES.

STATE OF sryADA.)
County OF EIko.
County Auditors Oroe. Nov. 20. 1875.
TNO J. WHO'S 1T NAY CON-
L c-Th: b' II Eu,Sn. that hAIs this day
Grp0..ie! With the Ia til / or Pr sScuting A.
t"EEty. the delinquent tar lit % Elko County
for Ih- y'ar ISIS. EEd uules, the delinquent
tar : therein specified arv paid to the County
treasurer as eL oalcio Tax Receiver. within
tE'niy day. fr1n the hrst publication OF this
notice, TO wit: on or before : TidAy. the roth day
OF December. 4. u. ls7s. Nti n will lie COM
meuced by the District or Prosecuting Attorney,
for tho collection Of aid iAIes and eJsta
~ EOuEHS
County Recorder and o~I-onneio 20. Auditor.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Gran KING SILVER MINING Co.-LoCA-
> iiou ~ PRINCIPAL pace of bu'tnc's. san
FrSrcisSO. Csli:OrrIs. Location OF WORKS.
spruoe NOu;tLAin. EiEo Count. Nevada
Eotlce-nor- u ~drLuea-nt upon the follow.
g. 4 de.CntSd stO"E, On &C. uIl Of A.scErnsLt
lSo. 49, l,, l%i on the I5th dsy Of October.
ISIS. The severn! Emcu'.ts set opposite il!o
n,mss Q: the RESPECTIVE Shareholder. Ls FOB
To-.
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In;sr-s, pait onoFdins-y AID TSrn Deposits.
osPos.ts received Ia sums % and upward.
Loans made or approved real .slte. bonds
s'octs. etc. Stnck-. curT-rcy aud silver bought
md sold. Exchange foE sale on all the prineI-
Iol cities OF Europe and thc orient
35-u A. u. WHITE. seetAr
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l. Stnta Jue.cial District Of the STATE OF Ne.
Tats. il aEG fo- :hc County OF E1ko.
In tbs n-ttsr o: the estate OF PETER REAR
Don. deceased
Notice IL hereby given 10y the undersigned.
.s.bEc; Eesrdur: ADMINISTRATIVE o! the
-.ts-e % Peter R.lr1rn, deccas-i. TO the cred
itUrs 81 aud al pcr-ons having claims against
sl:d t-cs.set. = tGaibit them. Nth tho p-ces
sAr! yauras-s. within ten months After the
Lrrt publication Of this notice. 20 the said Ad-
u .a!s'rsuaG II he. r-siteres IN Ruby Valley,
Elko G En'y. state q SoyAiA.
EAEIAkET REARDOS. AdmIuLstrAtrix
o.! 'hS sF-stc OF Peter EsG:don. Ges-ea'ed,
Dated THIS sOslI day Of November. 1875 ~
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BEATIrS
PLANO AND PkRloR CREAM
INSTRUCTOR.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Fy-Nto Of James Hasks. deceased.
NOTICE l. HERFpY GIVEN Br Inv IN
~ tsr-iEoed. A3rnini--rs.or O! the estHts Of
James Bs~ke. deceased. 70 TIE creditors OF aud
all Psr-cas having claims A2A.cst the gsid de-
oe-.e1. % exhibit then With ihs nec-ssIry
vouchers. within ten mua'hg after the hrSt pub
n->t:ou .: ibis notice. 20 the sSd Administers
TOR. II inc once pf the hotel of william Hoar.
IN the to-p ot c~osnuc0PiA- IN the County o;
E.ko, state q NsE.d1-
WILLIAM HOAR. Administrator
Of the estate Of James HAWKE, decreased.
Dated NJ Elko. Nov. Il. lsTs. ~
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HIvDs or jon pnlxrixo

oxvrLY NEATLY 40 iI.un.,n
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STATE UNIVERSITY
DREPARaToRY DEPARTMENT.,
ELKo, NEVADA.
The nrAt term OF this sehooI 18Th year Of H..
insttasionL will etsGn
sIond"5, September =, 1878.
Male aud female rugtIs prepared for CollsE-,
or advanced further aud instructed In the col.
lcgiAts tTaHeEIC
Euslish studies. mathematics and the ancient
Ard moGera languages thoroughly taught
Lessons In music ~ . com poieut teacher.
Ne Charge for Tuition or Room R.nt.
NUsIc EXTRA.
BOARD, ..........s3 PER MONTH.
P.JIbio In AdrAae.. quarterly.
For furih.r particular. address
". c. DOvEY. Principal.
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DANIEL r. BEATTY'S
Pianos and Organs

Tho Pianos and Organs manufactured by Dan
lei y. BSAttJ Of Washington. New y.Tasy. are
more earnestly and generally c-rin ended BY
the Press. aud music LOVING public :han any In
struments manufactured IN tkis country or
EUROPE. The PiAuos have the greatest ppl-ibIs
depth richness and volume Of toas. cotnbIn.d
Win . rare brilliAh5y, el-Arness and p~Tfsc,
eyennsss throughout The eltiTo scale. ana above
All, q surprising duration which never ehsBRsS
under tho most delicate or powerful touch.
The eel bratei Golden Tongue" Reeds In
BoAiiJs c ltbrAtsi Organ IN eopjunction vi b
me perfected ..-'d buhn's. produce sp--I. pure
and powerful zones. ET'ry Instrument, IInno
And ''rgan. fully warranted p"Tf'c ct In rY.Fy ~
sT'ct. and vii be shirYtd On from nv- To M.
tetn dayS t-tt trial. tn manufacture lAyiIg
frtiGht both wAyr.N tn instrument l. not sat.
isiAciory. IluSirEt-d ADNEI'T!sEIy Catalogue
EdI'iun. > cent fTs- ON application. .ddrsss.
DANIEL. =. BEATTY, Warrington,
New jersey.
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.. 0. s. !.

ELxo 0caMPMEHP no. e.
II L o. o. y. Regzhr seeHacas AsAd"
- - Ara I'D third weAne0AAv q
0Aeh noah 1sEhen q aAef ~
mmp0nAA and alpou1tnG Rux1AreAS N Roo1
1890. - ooediS1y inunsA 20 asDA
J. 2. ErOYH.
OF e.rD sHse- LI
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

IsTiTE CT BENZ. T. JONES, DECEASED
II Notice = hereby Given by the undersigned
EIccutnE Of The cs;I'c Of Benjamin. T. Jones,
deceased, TO The creditors n. and al persons
having c4Eins against the aid Gscsatd. TO ex-
bib!s them with the Aary vouchers, with
IN !ca Ta0nths after The nrst publication Of this
uvtier. 70 tac sE.c Executor. az HE plaec OF
it-.ienCr III Ihe town and county OF Elko, State
Of Nevada
Ivan J. JONES.
Executor of the estate Of Benjamin I. Jones,
deceased.
Dated Dec. 2. ISIS.
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J. E. cALLIGAH,
poor AND sHoEsAEu. q,
Ia raAr o. Rasa Il ca.'. ~
Firs:-cI..s Work AZ OWES hate.
ALI WORE WARRANTED.
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BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

There 81 no Manufacturer Of Tsnns and Or
eau. Ia tL!s or any Other country Who has 70
reIvsd 50 Insay uu.Olic!ICi indor-emrnis - has
Mr.. B"aitJ. Prom every ttAtS AnI Territory
comes .he sam- verdict: They are the best In
the Sorid." illustrated ApvERTISkH. Cats
iogue fditiOnl free. address. DANIEL y.
BEATTY. Washington. New jersey. OCT
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-08-06

nd ga prices OF Nails. Iron. Glass.
hoes &C, before purchasing else
DFens \ Barnett Somerset. Pa
Aolderbaum'siO buy your car.
yards jus; received. consisting
FsS cottage Hemp Rag. Stair and
astonishing FAcT.-A large pro
= he American people are 10 day
NE Effects Of Dyspepsia or dis
aver The result OF these dis
the masses OF intelligent and
pc e most alarming. making
ar-- burden instead off pleasant
eoloyment and. usefulness as
S There Is no good reason
!oe vii only throw aside pre-
skepiGsm. lake the advice Of
2 your friends. and try one
sieeas August Flower. Your
q sle'is certain. Millions o. bot.
~ medicine have been given
& y virtues. sith satisfactory
every case. Yea car buv 8
le boz 10 oesls 10 try. Three
relieve the worst case. Posi-
= =. all Druggists on The West
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.%EGIsTER's NOTICE.

H.
as ~lexatees, creditors or otherwise, that the FOL
lowing accounts have passed register, ami that the
same will be presented for continuation and al
l0wanee at an Orphans Court 20 be held at Som
erset, on Thursday, August Is, 1879.
Account of J. K. McsIillen guardian Of Alice
Gerhart.
First and final account Of Herman Chrfstncr,
Administrator and trustee Of Elizabeth Bittner,
decd.
The first and final account Of Simon BIubaugh,
Administrator OF John Bancord deed.
The first and separate accounts Of Frederick
DUR and Christina Rembold, Executors OF Henry
First and inaI account of Henry g. Milten Der
ger, Administrator OF Christian sLiVirzstone,
decd.
Tbs FINAL account of Jacob Henry, Administra-
tor Of Jacob A. Miller, decd
The account Of nc. Beerits. guardian OF NILE
ME E. Hefiiey.
The second account Of George AMI John b.
Lowry, Administrator Of Benjamin LOwry- dc
ceased.
The final account Of Josiah j. Walker, one Of
the Administrator Of Jacob Fritz, decd.
First and nnai account OF Sarah friodline, Ad-
miuistratrix and Trustee for the sale Of the reaies-
tate OF Aaron Friedline, decd.
Account Of U. A. Statler, WIN. Statler and VIM
NJ. Sehrocs, Administrator OF Daniel statleT,
deed.
The third account OF John Speicher AMI WIN.
NJ. Schrock, Administrator and Trustees for the
sale Of the real estate OF Tobias S~Peicher. decd
u " a lA4A1N WV
Of Frederick Hoover, decd
Account Of Jacob b. Cricbneld and Wm.B Baker,
Administrator Of VIM. II. Crichheld, deceased.
who was the guardian Of Maggie Sweltzer.
Account OF Jacob Il. Criehheld and VIM. Baker
Administrator OF Wm. n. Crichhcld, decd.
First and hnal account Of Nelson Carey and
Edward Zorn, Executors Of Jacob Zorn. decd.
Account OF Samuel Boyer, Administrator Of
VIM. Dietz, decd.
The second account Of J. o. Meyers. Adminis
traitor of Peter Meyers. late Of Summit township.
decd.
First account Of Israel limerick, Administrator
of John Leidig, decd.
First and final account of Robert H.. Patterson
Administrator OF Noah Barnet, deed.
Account Of Henry f. Schell guardian Of George
NJ. Moore.
Account of H.. r. ScheIl, guardian of Sarah
Shafer, formerly Sarah Coleman.
Account of Daniel Shoemaker. guardian Of
Mary Z. Yergas0n.
First and hnal account Of George W. Benforl,
guardian OF MOliie v. Benf0rd.
First and inal account Of Annie Wambaugb,
Administrator Of Sylvester Wambaugh, decd.
The account OF Daniel Heffey, Executor Of
Sarah Hefaey, deceased.
First ami partial account Of Aaron VIII and
Henry Struckot, Executors OF Henry ID. Snyder,
deceased.
WM. Il. FREASE.
JuIy 20 Register
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JENNERN ROADS ITEMs-The late heavy
rains have done considerable damage 10
the highways.
4 number Of the patrons Of the cheese
factory located at this place 'holler ouch
at the price paid per hundred for milk.
The crop OF blackberries in and around
this country IS said TO be unusually large;
in consequence our market IS Oyerstocked
and prices low.
Rev. Mundane, of the L. Il. church,
preached an able and interesting sermon
at this place on last Friday evening.
Please come again
A party Of snake hunters visited Rat
tlesnake den" on Laurel BILL mountain
one day last week. but with what success
we have not learned.
f. IL. Williams, who opened a photo
graph gallery on West Main street some
three months ago. took his departure last
week. intending 10 locate somewhere
else.
Dan. Sipe has engaged in the butcher
ing business al this place again this sum
mer. lie supposcs 10 supply the COMMIT
nity with the finest stock this market can
afford.
AT a meeting OF the Hoffman congrega-
ton, some time ago, they concluded TO
connect themselves with the Homer and
Stoystown congregations OF the Lutheran
church.
Certain portions OF .Jenner township
we're visited by very heavy rains on We'd
nesday last along Laurel Hill mountain
some OF the Oldest inhabitants say they
have not had as heavy rains Tor many
years.
Charley Ferner opened s normal school
here on the 2sth OF July, and the pros
poets seem fair for q good school Persons
intending to prepare for teaching VIII ind
the same advantages here that may be OBJ
tanned al any OF the other schools.
James VI. Cover having purchased the
.'corner property" of Mrs kepler. form
erly used as q hotel, has commenced tear
ing away the old structures, preparatory
10 the erection of q fine new building.
| They were among the Oldest buildings in
this place, and. perhaps. 'O'er them hang
many a tale" Of pleasure and sorrow.
Daring the heavy rains Of last Wednes
day afternoon. the lightning struck the
barn OF john G.. Shuttle. residing three
miles uorthwes OF heie, aud the barn. IN
GLIDING his entire summer crops, one
horse. aud a number Of farming imple-
menis. were CONSUMED by fire. some few
OF his neighboTs noticed the smoke aud
hurried 10 the scene 20 render such aid as
they might be able 10 give. but very little
property could be saved. We have been
informed that Mr.. Shuttle had 500 il
surance on the barn.
David Grieve, claiming 70 hail rom
GAINESVILLE, o, passed through u piace
some time ago with his trained herd o.
goats. Mr.. Grieye Is so much paralyzed as
20 REQUIRE the attention o. one OF his chill
dren 10 care for him The entire party.
consisting OF Mr.. GFieve. vic. seyera.
small children. and Eve or six goats. travel
bv wagon and expect TO make their way
back home by distributing Temperance 20.
eiry. selling jeweiry. and the charity OF
the people. A report followed him along
the line of his travels. that his conduct
does NOT always accord with the theme
he handles 10 attract Tie attention ana
hariiy Of he people.
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Youths, Boys, & Children's Clothing.

u =, Boys and Youths summer suits.
81 20 70 e 90, Boys and Youths suits, Coats
Pants and Vests.
y 10 20 g IS, Boys and YoEihs' Cashmere,
Worsted and CheTiOt Suits.
- 80, Boys Worsted suits.
50 %, Boys French Diagonal Suits
aie, Chillren's Pants.
I'D, Children's Suits, from ! 10 II years Old.
81 %. Children's Union Cashmere suits from
i 70 II years old.
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We are informed that the premium list
for the next County Fair has been prepared
and will be published AZ no late day. The
list far surpasses hat OF former years both
as to quality and variety of premiums Of
tered. 4 number OF new features have
been added for the improvement and
amusement OF those in attendance, and
from the efforts already being made we
feel safe in predicting that the Sixth An
nual Exhibition will far out-merit any of
its predecessors.
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\ singular and serious accident hap
pened 10 Jonathan Kimmel, son OF John
NJ. Kimmel. at Evansville, on last We'd
nesday. Young Mr.. kimmel was on
horseback driving cattle, when a COW broke
from the herd riding rapidly after her
and Frustrated him, the rider being thrown
and the animal falling heavily upon him.
Ii was some time before the horse could
be raised. and the unfortunate man car
ried home and medical aid summoned.
The ground was very stony where the ac-
cideni occurred, which was almost in front
OF Alex. Countryman's store. At last &C
counts Mr.. Kimmel was still living. but in
a preeariOus condition. lie was so badly
bruised that he cannot bear the least COW
eriDg over his person.
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A farmer residing 5 short distance from
C~hambersburg. while on his way home
from tina, place. where he had disposed OF
3 load OF wheat evening last week,
was stopped by 8 man. who. presenting q
pistol. demanded Of him his money, which
wss Immediately handed owe Amount,
$llS.
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a.. Nr White Drc~ skirts.
&c FIR White DuSs -hiTts-ouE osH rfsleet r1fin-. ilI-
~ bo-umz aad cuss uiIranfed o. nlsneT refunded.
A. for sod Calico B-%S >idns. with Two e~ultars.
Sc % -. Nr god Percsie Drus shin. vita tao cui-
fzr-
White Hrrs shirts.
r-c. fr Meas { nlaunddei Callo Shirs.
"a. Or Bgss L HiaaDdriea 1tiir, shirts.
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After the heavy tall Of rain yesterday
afternoon the streams below town rose to
such a height as to cover the different
roads with several feet OF water. The
bridge across the TurkeyfOot road and the
one at the extreme end Of 3lilroad street
were entirely swept away. a great mum
Der Of fences were demolished and carried
away. Considerable damage to the ada
cent grain fields was done.
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DIED.

ANKENY.-July IS, 1879. Leroy An
keny, aged 2 months and "a days
CABLE.-Nr. Jacob Cable, of Lavans-
vile. died very suddenly at The residence
Of his son, in jefferson township, June
30th, 1873. aged e. years. 8 months and
20 days
HAY.-Elizsbeth Hay, wife OF John
Hay. died July 9TH, 1879. aged As years.
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The celebrated John Mckee, Pitts.
burgh's Poet Laureate, has been spending
the past several days in our town. During
his stay here, Mr.. Mckee has written sew
eral letters for publication IN the HERALD.
One Of his inimiiable productions viii be
found in another column.
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A large four horse wagon surmounted
with a set Of old fashioned hay ladders,
and filed to overlooking with young Ia
dies, drove through town Friday morning.
The party were on their way TO Break
neck rocks, where they pic-niccd during
the day. They hailed from Berlin.
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The Normal School at Indiana. Pa, has
recently issued its Fourth Annual Gaia
logue, showing tie past year 10 have been
a very prosperous one for that young but
vigorous Institution.
In buildings and apparatus. in location
and grounds, it excels any similar Institu-
ton in the country. With such instruct
ors as DR.. French, Prof. Young, and Miss
Leonard, it cannot fail in giving entire
satisfaction TO all of its patrons.
See advertisement il this paper.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-08-06

Star-gazers have the opportunity at
present Of seeing all the planets, an unus-
ual occurrence. Mercury is visible as a
bright star in the west just after sunset, and
Is peculiarly luminous just now. Venus
can also be seen early in The evening.
Msrs Is Il morning star, and l. growing
brighter Jupiter can be seen shining very
brightly in the east at midnight, and Sat
urn's yellow glow is visible al the same
time. Neptune can o be seen just above
the eastern horizon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-08-06

81 -, e %, 3 -. % ". Chilsren's All ooI
Cashmere Suits, ! 70 IL years sld-
~ o.. ~ - 70 % %, Chiidren's Extra Atwood
Suits Of me imported gssis-
- y, ChiIdren's Blue Cloth suits.
- %, CiiIdren's Fine Brown C3sth SUIT.
- 81. Is different styles Chiidren's tvO-shaded
Suits. all wool.
From % cents. Kilt Suits > speciality.
141t Boys Sgmner Goats at Ice.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-08-06

A Blair county man, whose horse died
near Hollidaysburg. a few days ago, in
order TO avoid the trouble and expense OF
burial concluded 20 cremate the body. For
Ibis purpose he procured a gallon OF coal
oil, poured ii over the body, applied the
match. and in just one hour, according to
the Tribune correspondent. there was
nothing left of the animal but his tour
h0ofs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-08-06

The weather has improved somewhat on
the heated term, the recen ( rains and
showers having rendered both days and
nights more pleasant. On Friday alter
noon a large quantity OF water tell in the
course Of an hour. and this was followed
on Sun Az afternoon by 8 moderate but
steady rala.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1879-08-06
MEETING.

There will be a Republican
meeting in the Court House OH
TUESDAY EVENING, August 26.
All who are opposed to the
country being ruled by those so
lately in rebellion against the
Government. are earnestly in
vited to be present. Friends
OF honest currency. safe and
economical administration of
National as well rs State affairs.
turn out. Hon. Galusha A..
Grow and other able speakers
will be present and address the
meeting.
JOSIAH KELLER.
Ed Is. ScULL, Oh. Co. Com.
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