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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

We take the following particulars Of a
very sad accident that befell former SOM
erset boy, one day Of last week, from the
South Bend gInd.l Record:
shortly after II o'clock this morning word
came by telephone from Mishawaka thar a
son II DR.. 4. C. Miller had been nun over
bv the car. ct the Lake Shore depot, at that,
place. and both of his lecS severed 1T
about the same time Dr. Miller received 4
telegram from Nishawaka confirmin-thc sad
intelligence.
Young Miller attempted 10 board the
freight train for South Bend while it vas in
motion. Having valiSe in his left hand,
be tried % swing himself upon the platform
with his right hand. but failed, and. swinging
around i'm front Of the ear. fell across the
track with his body under the car and his
legs outside the track His left le- was scy-
cred Just below the knee and has right jus;
above the ankle joint, SO thar the loss OF
both was certain. The unfortunate young
man was carried into the passenger house
and at once received medical attention.
DR.. Miller, Who started Tor Mishawaka as
soon rs the telegram was received. was seen
hy a Reg.ecf reporter before his departure,
The victim of this sad accident is his second
son. Elmer Ellsworth Miller, aged seventeen
years. He was . painter by trade and had
been away from home several days visiting
friends in the country, near Mishawaka-
He came in from the country this morning,
and WIS taking the train for home when the
accident occurred
The boy Is still alive and VIII be brought
home on the local freight this afternoon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

sINEs' DYsDTERY CoNPoUND.-Thore ar,
no diseases tn will 50 quickly bring Incl
dents of EssSon's past life and make him
think Of home snd his mother, as Cholca
Cholera Morbu. Dysentery, Cramps Cole
and all their indrcd disease. And to he
without sine, Dysentery Compound when
oyertakcn with .he above disease is TO be al
mast witsont -lle For sale only by Geo.
", BufoTL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Dr Chas. Beacon, of Allegheny City. Is
spending few days with his friends and
relatives in this place
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

We are indebted to Mr. Oliver Critchiield,
uu, Of the HERALDs old subscribers, for
copies OF the Mercod Sar, published in Mer-
ccd county, California, and Of the SacrImcii-
p Iai0u, published in Sacramento, Califor-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28
UDIT0R's NOTICE.

In the matter OF the Orphans Court o. SON
estate Of Stephen erset County, Penasriva-
Trent decd. MA
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by said
Court D. make . distribution Of the fund 10 tre
hands OF Samuel Snyder, Administrator Of Ste
phen Trent deed, 10 and among those legally en-
tirled thereto hereby gives notice that he vii! sit
az his Office, in the Borough Of somerset, for the
purpose of ciseharxing the duties Of his appoint
mert on SATURDAY the 14th day OF August, 1859,
at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. when and where all persons
interested can attend.
JAS. L. PUGH.
July q. : Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Quite number of Piltsburghers came up
on the Mountain Express, saturday even
ing. spent Sunday in town, and returned
home on Monday morning.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

The thirCannual picnic Of the Juniata
Valley Prir.crs' Association viii be held Al
Roaring Sping. Blair county, on saturday,
September IN. All persons who are edit
or, publisiers, compOsitors, pressmen, or
in any ther way connected with the
fraternity oiprinters are eligible TO nom
berShip in tie society.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

On account of the wetnes> Of the weather
fo- The past week or two our farmers have
experienced much difficulty in getting their
wheat and hay crops under roof
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

DUBLIC SALE.
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Of an order OF sale issued uul oi the
Orphans Court Of Somerset elunty, Pa. TO the
undersigned Administrators 4ua trustee for the
sae Of she real estate Of William treidline, late
Of SOmerse. township, q ec'd, viii On
SChrdqB. IrQgs T.. lS.J,
al public eutcry. On TIE prem.s az oclock P. Il.
sell the following real estate
certain tract Of land siiiIa ta n S0rrsrge- Twp
Somerset county. Pa., c1ntaiTi x - acres- more
or less. all cleared except ab0 acres which has
timber thereon, acres in lntai.cw orchard AMI
small sugar camp thereon. win fuiL use. barn
and other outbui!dings, adjoining lanls 1t Henry
Barndt. Joseph Cool, olive oha's- Philip
UZline and others.
TEE3IS.-Oue-thirl in six onths Gle-third
IN twelve months. with interest aui ia 0f sale.
The deferred payments % be seen ef by pigments
on the premises. This property .s 10 -1Ot c5m-
muuity and can be made nice home.
LYDIA FEEIDLiNE.
July u Adminis-raI-ix and Trustee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Chairman Keller asks Us to say that in
accordance with the wishes OF large
majority Of the Committeeman he has
placed the name of DR.. W II. Meyers, Of
Meyersdale. ON the County ticket for Coron-
er, there having been no nomination made
for that Office at the late primary election
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Il seems remarkable thar nice easy chair
at home is much less comfortable to a man
than the hard side of dry goods box on a
street corner, with crowd OF loafers
around
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

N0w that the campaign Is opening ur in
earnest, will not every Republican reader
recommend his home county paper TO his
neighbors. \ good word or two would be
in season.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Hon ~ Watson Rowe, formerly Presidca;
Judge of this district, and his father, spent
several days Of last week in town.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

4 sub-contractor under the employ OF
Booth 4 Flynn, on the :. & C. railroad, is
said TO have drawn the money due his hands
and then skipped off with it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

This i the se2,sn for sickness, among chill
dren especially, md no; few OF them are
now suffering fr,n the ailments incident 10
the season. on physician informs u that
lac has quite number Of cases Of cholera in
f..ntum under Ais charge, the majority Of
which have bee brought on by the eating
of unriPe fruits Too much care cannot be
exercised in rcsar 20 the little ones daring
the hcat.-l torn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Among the passengers on the Mountain
Express, saturday evening was Mr.. John +.
Knable, who expects to spend the next
three or four weeks at his old home
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28
July 1850
,,y COUNTY COMMITTEE.

4 Dean
..,y-A. 7. Hiilesas-
ra--Charles swoPe
-.,,Iley-A. Is. Kimmci.
6: .r.l,-I,aac Goder.
2 ~. Bo-.-T. L. Franiz.
Jacob :. Livengood.
4. 1,.-A. J. Stoner.
Fred. Shaulis.
,y,n Bor-John Duncan.
-. B. :. Fleck.
: "A ". Bowman.
, ~. Turlzcvfoot-C. : Nounkin-
,.,. Rar-Samuel Foust.
= "A -. r. McMillem
,,;,san T. Il. Dull.
: ,.e,,lle Bor-Waliace McMiilen
S' .,,so-S p. Poorbmgh.
49, . Il. Bru5aker-
: .riYr-C. II. Dickey.
! -. nor-Samuel Lowry.
.s.sz& pagid Z. Wagner.
{. Bar-D J. Horncr.
So, Twp.-A f. Dickey.
G Norh-Perry Unbcrscr.
: au.m-lsracl EmcricS-
sso1y< ce5-N'enae' si'y yr'l-
......,s< g1 Blr-lleny Bowman.
SUNNI &c. N. h'''e,''''
l'p'rr Ta-k'yi' yi'''-N,sA, ,..i' \, i',io''''s
Cr<in' brr.--it''''.y ''S''','',
,y.,,.. ,u-y Bu7.-Niehael Long.
JOSIAH KELLER
!. ~ ..,4 Chairman
.r..fl~g
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28
A ssIGNEEs' ACCOUNTS

A SSIGNEES' ACCOUNTS
The following accounts have been hled in my
Office and will be presented % the Court iOT con
firfnation On
Thursday, 1ugtst 26, 1880,
When and where all persons interested can al
tend.
First and final account Of George &. Walker,
Assignee OF Emmanuel uershiEer.
FIRST and final account Of George Spzngier. As
signee Of David II. Young and vile
FIRST and fiual account OF Josiah Miller. rs
signee Of Samuel Stuff.
First and hnal account % " +. Fradliuc As.
sgnee OF Calvin MGurcr
First and final account 20 Valentine Hay, A.
signce Of y. II. Walker
H. p. SCHELL.
July - lss0 ProJhonotary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

In view oi-he fact that the clerical work
Of the Count Committee VIII be very great
during the -oming campaign. Chairman
Keller requei Us 10 say that :. I. Trent
Esq- has ben appointed additional sec
retary and to.ather with the present secreta-
~ FL b. Scul, viii assist with the commit
Tee work dun the campaign.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Our rcn al friend sam Harrison the ire
pTe-sible Iuns;or Of Wheeling, W Va, spent
several das Of last week among his many
Somerset ticndS. As usual when the in
fIat' visit Us q serenading party was or
ganized. Iodesiy forbids Us 10 speak Of
the music, Iu; the ladies al adnlire,i the
tenor 4 dozen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

All the barns in Pennsylvania are groan-
ing with their ingathered wheat crop, one of
the largest ever harvested In the State
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

HorEL AEgIvtLs.-Amons Others, the fol-
lowing named persons registered at the som
e-set House during the past week
Charles Aukenheil. W II. Ehr!iart. T. J.
Malone W. :. scott. Fred Disque, Mrs. J.
&. Iaunwin. 4 W Day. George Blair, wife
and child. II :. Ber-esser and wife, W T.
Nonnecutt. J. : Vincent, Tom H. sloan,
Walter Anderson and son, Mrs. DR.. L Ehr-
hart. Pittsburgh Mcrwin Mckais Cumbe--
land: Mrs, ". C. Baylor, Miss Mary Shirley,
west Virginia; d. J. Slanker, Canton, o.
A. z. Pew. VI. c. Zahniser, Pinkerton: ia
cob Kautz, Jcnner; Hon. u. Watson Rowe,
John Rove. Greencastle; Miss Gust, Joliet,
HIS: W. " Wilkinson. Hartford, Conn.
H. Frank, Lcwistown D. Nesbit. Philadel-
phia c. L. Gore Boston; S. :. Miller, Bed
fori: N. II. Hart1cll, Glade; :. Philson, c.
Krissinger. ]. o. SioneT, Berlin: C. 3. Moore,
New Lexington: }. s.Cnmrnings, Williaris-
vsa-f
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

SECOND WEEK.
IL wn- Il. welaey vs. Z Sta:lsr \ J. W,
L. Farmers u. Asa. < Fire Ins. Co. W J. 4
Boose ef .
i. George johnson vs. z. Atchsso1 Il J. EFii.
Il Marshall. use Of kiernan = .CcEr9th- -
David Hine1augh.
Is. sane, use Of Miller, McCroeke- & Hedges.
rs S4us-
l5. James NJ. Marshall "a. Jacob O. HzrtrrAa
l.. Harrison Snyder vs. H ID. Snyder's Ezra
Ie. Hunb.rd Long IS. Savage Fire Ins. Co
y. q. Z. Walker ;. Cables use " the Bsr-
o1Sh Of Geyersdale.
.. Levi CcGghsnOdr vs. killiEge-. BrsE- Il Co.
e1 Zaf4l 4 Weiner vs- Seehfer X Mcfarland.
- Sosquebanaa Mutual Fire Insurznee e.. "
Josiah Swauk.
. Same Va. J. z Waitsr-
n same vs. z A Eiick.
"a Barker, Moore a Mefn " Geo. ". BsEfJTyi.
~ p. Il. H " Waiker's uss ". Heary C. = Jes.
kresxer
- James ". Marshall rs David Hinehspzh.
-. J. q. kiunasls use ys. Same
- Lewis Giessner VI John G. Scgt--
% Thomas Lee Va Casper LOecheL
81 John Mersttth "a ThsDzs Hil X Wife
81 Phils01- Back & Co ys- PerrT " alker
u Gsorge Morrison "a Layiniz Hineba1xh.
-. Dietrich Trimpe vs- Henry Henaereznp-
Is. Same W. same q 81.
H.F. SCHELL-
Aug. 23- Proth0nosary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Thomas Conigan, DR.. e. b. FUndenberg.
Cumberland; Miss shaw, MeheeSport; jas
B. sipe, J. u. Gallery, PittsbGrghs John
ode. Allegheny CITY; L. Rislins and family,
Joplin. No. y s Patterson Kansas; Henry
Hixoa Theapl. Oils Heiple. Jos BoyeF, J. Z.
Caien. Vim. Ward, ". Fslver. Lieonier
iss1as FerneE. Pearson Miller. Rev. J. :
Wagoner, stoystown James A. Cook, Pin
kerton; T. Dumbold and wife, Kingwocd
John brewster. Herman Jmberger, Sol.
Bowman. A. : Walker. Fred Trexel. Henry
shaf7er. DR. Jos. Coyosle, Daniel Stuff, Jcn-
ner; {. Shank, J. J. Wake. w. NJ SchrocS.
John F. st,hrie shankssilie: Daniel wea-
veE and wife. DavidsviIle, Z. J. Nought.
NeyS cerfrvillc. E J. Meyers. d. J. Cover,
Dr. II. Gary, Berlin: J. K. Iitsle. ssxton,
Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

An exchange says that ,-ramp has been
cured frequently by putting blocks under
the head posts of the bed, 50 as 10 keep the
slcepcr's head considerably higher than his
f,.et
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

The Express train leaves Pittsburgh at S:2f Y.
VI. arriving al CGnnellsvile l0V5 Z. NJ, kock-
wood li-i1 r. NJ. In return the Express leaves
Cumberland az rs A. M-, arriving at kock-
wood i,s5 A. NJ, CoEnelisvillc 6-o4 A. NJ, Pitts
bGrgh T.sj A IL
The most direct and pleasant route u The East
and South via Washington CITY.
through Mail leaving at l05S A. NJ. daily,
rves at ashington at 9;.5 A. NJ. Baltimore 1875
p. NJ; Philapelphia S:iO A. 4. New York o.l5 A.
NJ Richmond ll:55 A. NJ.
Through Express, leaving 7:55 P. u, daily, ar
rives at Washington az $40 A. n: Baltimore. s.l0
A. N. Philadelphia; l.l5 P. NJ ; N. Y, as p. NJ
Through Mall trains daily.
E.xpsess traius daily except Sunday.
Accommodation trtins ami taseite Express
daily except Sunday.
Ticket Offices, corner Filth Avenue and N0cd
streets and depot corner Grant and Water sts,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
e. X. LORD, Gen. Passenger Agcat
L. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28
DUBLIC SALE

In pursuance Of an order II sale granted by The
Orphans Court OF Somerset county, the under
signed Trustee for the sale OF the real estate OF
samuel d. Hoover, late Of Milford township. de-
ceased. viii sell at public outcry on
Friday, Aug,,st 20tb. 1850,
At the Court House in Somerset Boz. At 1
o'lcock Z. NJ:
Nol.-A farm containing fsA arres more or
less Of which IS clear, about 10 acres In
meadow. with hank barn, tuellia< house and
other outbuildings thereon erected, with fne
bearing orchard Of various fruits thereon. IL IS
well supplied with many never failing springs.
and adoins lands Of Widow Hunloert, Hiram
Baker, Val Hay and others.
No. ALSO the ioterest Of deceased In % acres
OF Land. situate in BrOtheHalley Twp, OF which
20 acres are clear. Adjoining Lands OF Daniel
Coleman, Mary Hoover and others, the interes
In said land being 20 acres.
Terms reasonable, and VIII be ruadc known on
day Of sale.
EDWARD HOOVER,
July IS Trustee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Rev. Beacon, Of Allegheny City, preached
a very excellent sermon to a large audience
in the NJ E. Church Of this place, Sunday
arer1inv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

The amer Of the crop croaker trails in
the du, The rust rustled the rye. the
gr.l,>h,'per gobbled the grass, the heat hurt
the hay and the army worm went for the
wheat. lut, after all. the harvest looms up
beautifully. and the croakcr he croakc;h in
1-gig
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Woaptioe a number Of the soldiers or
phan- un the street who have just returned
from 'le Jniontown school. The little fel-
lows .1pear improved in every Way, and
speak highly of the kind treatment they re
cciye the hands Of the state authoiries.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

PHnlEEDINGs OF THE GARFIELD * ARTHUR
CLUB.-We are requested to say that the
regular time of meeting Of the Garfield and
Arthur Club Of Somerset, l. the first and
third Saturday evenings OF each month, al
oclock. Arrangements viii be made TO
have one or more speeches from prominent
persons each evening. Republicans, eSpec-
tally those living in the suburbs and town.
shin. viii please bear this in mind The
club now consists Of over Two hundred mem
Der, and it i desired that it. membership he
increased To $50 before the campaign actual
Is opens.
~ a meeting Of the club last saturday CIV
ening the committee appointed to draft
constitution and by laws submitted their re
port. which was adopted. Geo T. Scull,
Edear KYLE and H. G. Cunningham were
appointed by the Chair to solicit members
for ! marching club and to procure uniforms
and equipments for said club. The Chair
also appointed committee on finance, con-
sisting Of A. c. Davis. EdB Scull and Jonas
N Cook Wm. H. Koontz, Esq, then ad-
dressed the club. after which, on motion OF,
Col. John T. Edic, the meeting adjourned.
The club starts ,lnder the most favorable au-
spices, and If the temper and tone Of the
meeting an SATURDAY night are indications,
the Republicans Of this section mean hard,
earnest, effective work during the campaign.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

The peopleo %! B. sst1wn. this county. had
good shake-up o. Tuesday evening last.
During severe ulnder storin- lightning
struck the TELEGRAPH wires and splintered
the pole in front Q. Daniel Wagner's store.
A number Of other ole. IN both directions,
were also more or c,s split. NJ Wagner
was standing within two pao,s Of pole torn
topieces, and, singllarly enough, felt the
shock very slightly.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Il !, sid there j. q fourteen foot vein Of
nickel OIg in Barr township, Cambria coun-
II. 50 nea- the surface of the earth that il
has been lund by different citizens Of that
township while digging foundations for
buildings. We understand that specimens
have been .ent 10 the mint in Philadelphia
10 be assayed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

1t l. estimated tia, there is fraction over
six thousand coke ovens in Western Penn
sylyania: and THAI, averaging one man 70
each oven, exclusive # those who dig the
coal for the ovens. would give an aggregate
Of tha; many employs The product Of
each oven i estimated II so bushels per
week This would give an aggregate daily
yield OF S5i,5ss bushels. or more than Que
hundred millions yearly
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28
CXECUTOR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Jacob Blough. late Of Paint township,
Somerset Co. Pa decd.
Letters tsstaBentary on the above estate having
been granted TO the undersigned By the proper
authority notice Is hereby given 10 all persons
indebted to said estate to make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the same
to present them duly authenticated for settlement
on Saturday the 18th day 0f August, ls-e. al the
late residence OF saIi deceased.
HIRAM MUSSELMAN,
July q. Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Nelers. before giving your little babe
cousa ~ Group medicines, remember that
Sine syrup of Tar. Horehound and Wild
Cher- is the only cough preparation that
contains no opium. morphine, nor any other
na-c-i Sold only by G. W Benford.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Jauc, Allison, the oldes, Postmaster in
the state has thrown up his commission
on arount Of his old age He was appoint
ed Postmaster at searights. Fayct;e County,
duriu- President Polk'> administration. and
held lie office ever since.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

There are nino;y-thnce prisoners in the
Wemoreland county Jail "a; the present
time. sixty-six Of the number are attaches
floyd 4 Peters circus, who arc accused oi
completely in the Somerset county abduction
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

IN the matter ot assessment than
any Others. In the large township of som
erset we have seen more than dozen sucl
persons deprived of their votes in a single
year
For the information Of the voting publi'
the names of the assessors and tax-colleetor
in the several districts of the county are ap
pendel
ASSESSORS
Addison-Jeremiah Silbaugh
Alcshcny-Ambrose Topper
Berlin Bor-James Weigle
Bro;hersvallcy-H II. Stahl
C0nemaugh-Isaac L. Yoder.
Confluence Bor.-John r. King
EllSlick-C c. GarliiS.
Greenyille-Joseph ]. Lint.
ofTeson-Abraham Kuhlman.
Jcnner-Jonathan Skunk.
Jennertown Bor-J +. kaUiz.
LaFimer-Leyi Weimer
Lower Turkeyfoot-Da shaft.
Ncyers,lalc Born d. Miller.
Middlecreck-Elia Hemminger.
Freeman Infeld.
New Baltimore Bor.-Francis Topper
New Centreville Born. l.. Dull.
Northamptou-Gcor Merkley.
Paint-Jacob Hoffman.
Quemahoning- Berkey
Salisbury Bor.-S. j. Lichty
Shade-John koOntz
Somerset Bor.-John J. Schcll.
Somerse; Tp.--Abraham Weller
hanpton-Yalentine Lepley.
Stonycreek J Miller
Stoystown Bor.-Augustu- Hetiiey.
summit J. Fike.
Upper rkeyfoo.-Jonathan Dumbold.
Ursina Bor.-John Colborn.
Weller,bure Bor-A H. Long
coLLECT0Rs
Addis0n-Georgc ". Turney.
Allegheny Samuel Custer, Esq
Berlin Bor.-Frederick Swopc
Brothersvalley-Wm II. Fritz
Conemaugh-Isaac Noder.
Confluence Ror.-A Z. Hum5ert-
EIklick-C. F. Hay
G4eenville-A J. S,oucr.
Jcticr,on-John Schlag
Jcnncr-John F. AnkcHy
Jenncriown Bor-Elenry Rauch, E>q.
Henry Knepp
Lower rurkcyfoot-J Cheering.
Mcyersla!e Bor-Wm b. Cook
Niddlecrcek-Elia Hcinmingcr.
Milford-Rufus Dull
New Baltimore Bor-F. \. Werner.
New Ccntreville Bos.-John Stahl
neutrality-suspicious. Null.
Paint Samuel Yoder
Quemahoning- Zimmerman, Jr.
Salisbury Bor.-Samuel Lowry
shade-Jeph;ha Potts
Somerset Bor-Gillian Lint
Somerset Tp.--Samuci Berkey.
Southalnpton-Israel limerick.
S:Jnycreek-R Romanus Baldwin
Stoystown Bor-Jacob Custer. E-..
SUmmit-S. ". Saylor.
Upper Turkeyfoot-Jonashan DumbJld-
Ursina Bor.-Wm. Shaw. Esq.
Wcllersburs Bor.-Petcr kneireaue-
We have started early % mention thi
very important matter 80 that clubs, candi
dates, and all other persons interested cai
have ample time TO examine and rectify th
registration lists and the duplicate
Of the collectors The work should be %;
tended to at once. Let no man lose his vet
through careles>ness OF ignorance Of tn
law
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

II j. stated that a re-union of Old stage
driver, yet living, is talked of, Bellefonte to
be the place Of the meeting. Such a gather
ing would bring together a groa; many Of
the ald-;imers, and a very interesting time
would he had no doubt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28
NOTICE.

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that Moses ". foder
and Theodore r. Zimmerman have uled their ap-
pl!catlon for six acres Of vacant land situate in
Paint township. Somerset county. Pa. atl0ing
. lan,is Of Moses W y oder and Henry Layman-
MOSES W NODEE.
Jnue 80 THEODORE r. ZIMMERMAN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Acrnmittee of the Disciple brethren are
cal.a 1ring 20 raise funds sufficient To have
yple placed on their church building.
It would add very much TO the appearance
OF the structure, and We hope they viii be
successful
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-07-28

Joha J. kaufman. eldest son Of Isaac
Kaufman, died very unexpectedly at his
home near DdvidsyiAe, la,; Thursday
evening.
He had not been complaining OF feeling
III until "Wednesday evening, having worked
all day in the harvesi-ficld, but that night
he was attacked with an aiIment which
produced severe pains in the region of his
abdomen. Yesterday forenoon the esynptoms
grew worse and he dispatched one Of Lis
children for a physician. bu, before the lat
ter arrived AZ his bedside the sufftriagS Of
the rc.lcmau terminated in death. The
deceased was aged about forty-fye year,
and wa, the father Of six or seven children.
He was a progressive farmer. and the fine
condition of his land bears evidence of his
thriit. energy, and industry The many
friends Of Mr.. Kaufman in this vicinity will
learn with sincere SORROW of his sudden de-
mise. as hc was well liked by his acqua;n,-
anccs. The >ympathies Of all who knew
him VIII be extended To the bcreayel wife
and children in their atilic;ion