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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-18

How TO BECOME NATCENzED.-A apph-
,.,,t for naturalization If he arrived in this
country after he was eighteen years Of age,
,,,r,.t mako declarations before the Clerk of
amy Cont of Record having common law
Jurisdiction and a seal. of his intention to
b.eonie citizen. two years At least before
his admission as such. ~ the end OF five
year, from the time OF his arrival in the
country. such declarations having been
made ITO vears before. lac is entitled to his
na,,,rs anon application to the Court. In
- the apulicant arrived in the United
state, before he was eighteen years OF are
and has attained the age Of twenty years
and has been in the county five years. he Is
entitled IN become citizen without the de
s clsrstion two vears in advance; he will then
make the declaration at the time Of his ad
mission that for two years il has been hi'
Intention 10 become a citizen. The alfli
can, p,u.i declare on oath that he viii sup
nor, the Constitution of the United State
and renounce all allegiance to foreign po"
crs Furthermore. the Court must be salts
r fed l,v one or more witnesses that the appli
can't has lived in the country at least nv
wears. and in the State in which the Court
held at least one year, and that he has bee
/ man of good moral character man VII
has served in either the regular or voluniet
army Of the United sta-es and has bee
, honorably discharged can be admitted upo
his position without previous declaration
, The oath Of the applicant is in no case a
lowed 70 prove the fac; of his residence.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-18

MEMORIAL OF ROBERT RAIEEs.-1he cen
tenarv memorial services in honor OF Eo'- /
or, Eaikes. were held in the Court House, .
SUNDAY afternoon. Aug. IS, 1850.
All the Sunday-schools Of Somerset were
well represented. and as an evidence of the
interest manifested by the good people OF
somerset. the Courtroom was filed with
large and appreciative audience.
At about $50 p m. Rev. \. NJ. Milestone
opened the exercises 10y reading several very
Iappropriate passages of scripture, followed
/ by PRAYER bv Rev. Donaldson, after winch
the opening hymn was sung by the schools
and choir.
/ Next was the opening address by Rev {.
B. Wakefield, Life and Work Of Robert
Raikes. in which the difficulties, trials, and
struggles of Robert Baikes in establishing
Sunday-schools. were vividly set forth
Next was song by the choir; following
tl,is was an address. Influence of sunday
schools" by H. L. Baer, Esq. In ms ad-
dress statistics were read showing the won
.dcrfuI progress made by the Sunday-schools
in the last hundred yeas he set forth their
rrcat value. the good derived from them and
also the wonderful Influence eXerted by
them upon the morals of our country.
Next was a song by the choir. The next
address. Progress Of Sunday-schools, 10y
, Elder W. II. Woolery, (the only one We couIl
secure for publication will speak for ltseii
If being indicative of more than ordinar!
# ability. and also gives evidence OF yer!
4 careful preparation.
. Following this was a very pretty anthem
r. by the choir. In the absence Of Rev. Nun
Al raw. Mrs. Murray recited pretty poem
4 contrasting the ways of the world with thoH
T. o. the church. The recitation was dehNefe
,s in most admirable manner.
,g Nex..vas a song by the schools and chon
10 after which Rev. A. NJ. MILESTONE delivere
70 an address on The Lesson Leaf in whic
n, the good of having a lesson leaf was piaini
set forth. and the reasons why every scho
M .hould use them were also given; the speal
he or stating that it was one Of the most powe
4 ful aids toward church union; that ere al
xt other centenary would arrive all the sc
tional walls would be torn down and all Il
schools would meet as one.
N Next was song by the schools and choI
ia Rev. Johnson pronounced the benedlctio
Of To say that the wholewas a success wou
". but fecbly express the feelings of those who
ief cnod fortune it was to be there. The a
II. dresses were all well prepared and al
M delivered.
ch The music furnished by the choir "
am elegant. and reflected great deal OF ere
nto on w. II. Ripple for the mastery mann
its in which lac conducted that part OF the
om crciseS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-18

\ REMARKABLE REsULT.-lt makes no M
ference how many physicians, or how much
medicine you have tried, II Is now an eStab-
lshed fact that German Syrup Is the only
remedy which has given complete satistac-
tion in severe cases Of Lung Disease. II L
true there are vet thousands of persons who
are predisposed to Throat and Lung Afftc'
tions. Consumption, Hcmorrhages, Asthma
Severe Colds settled on the Breast, Pneumo
MIA. Whooping Cough. &c, who have n'
personal knowledge of Boschee's German
syrup. To such we would say that 5000
bottles were sold last year without one com
plaint. Consumptives, try just one bottle
Regular size 75 cents. Sold by all druggist
/ in America.
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CAssELMAN ITEMS
ED. HERALD. Not seeing sins in d.'
columns Of the HERALD concs ourqme
little village, We think it Irry to giv'
the news in brief:
The copperheads are quitesy-
Our stores are all doing a sling busi
ness.
John Dwirc is the boss imam. H'
caught a bass weighing y P
Our town Is still improyipopulaiion
Il contains cighty-nine itan'S-ahd
still more coming in.
Barclays saw-mill Is inins order
whe heard the whistle bio Thursday
last for the first time. Hets 70 run il
right along.
/ McDiTett Bros. are runf''ir shooA
shop in full blast. IraneaSppi is run
ming the shaving machineylad am ac-
( cident last Friday which " "'rh ioi
a few days. lie broke thf
There was Hancock Hgllsh clil
raised here last week. of fhe ioiioW-
ing are the officers: VI. President
IA. Lippeart, Vice presid'm- Mickey
. Secretary; Benjamin SnytSis'ant sec
retary John Hancy, "a n treasurer
Members. ;. shanhs packey. out
of q voters of this place, ,ior "arheio
and Arthur, which leayesancoek and
English; all Of them beitieir names
on the club paper, wipei nag en-
,..o,,cd on If We are wa,tiently fol
the fall election, when wfhake then
up and send them howlirat dreaded
river the Irishmm takinad, with
potato in his mouth, shi Come on
, vou spalpecns, we will lFade
u Hurrah for Garfield anlr
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RoBERTs RocATIoN.-Rheumatics or
sufferers with Sprains, cuts, bruises, old or
fresh wounds, swellings, burns, etc., Will
find ii to their advantage to use NJ. Il. Rob
erts' celebrated Embrocation. Ii has been
in use over 40 years. and is the most reliable
and efficacious remedy known. II does not
blister the skin and can therefore be used
with much better results than any hnimen'
In the market. Ii Is also good for horses
where an outward application Is desired
and should be found in every household
and well regulated stable. Price . cent
Der bottle. For sale only by G. W Bentord
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u "
Notice Is hereby given to an Fer51ns clHceuei
rs cgatees. creditors, or Otherwise That the i.l-
lowing accounts have passed register, and that the
same will be pres s-utei for confirmation and Of
I0wauce ri an JrphILs' Court 90 tc held % Slil-
Crset. Thursday. Angus %, ls9-
Account ai AieXlaie- ". Waller. gul--l1n o-
Margaret tieese.
second aui AUJi acc1-u- of Em. S. 4-1--s %
admir- OF Solomon =. Homer. decd.
Account Of samuel PoJr1aus1 b, executor oi John
Pooraaugh, deed.
FIRST and fual account of Emmanuel 5Ias.ers.
admir- Of Beuiamin Masters. deed.
Account ot ~. S. kudlul2r- alrl'r 90 Garri ,1
Smith. deed
second account 9l william o.. Seirocs lrt
John s. Meyers. two of the executors ot John --
1Ieyers. deed.
Firsr ana nnlI aee8uu. 90 David J. Shass-, az
ministraI1r Of Jacob Rose. decd
Fils. account o. George Stegrr and y. =. tfl'..
adri'rs of Jacob Steyer deed.
Fiual account o. Henry u. AMI fr.ers1u non
man, adm r. of Reuben Holman decd.
Flrs- and final account Df Jacob dcrf1rl- cAe'-
u.er Of Lemuel King, dee d-
Account af Aaron W iil ari jeremiah " elule--
aErl-r-1f Ieseph SeIlert. tee'i. who vas Eiir--
ias of WuliJm NasCn-
FIRST account Of William y. SehrocF dnd J3
silh j. walker. executor oi "ii.i--in h"7A'.'i-l
Account of B. s. FIecs. trustee ior the sale oi
Z tie real estate 0f Henry Lehr. dec e
Account CT Nancy " cavcr, eNeeurriz o. Ji2-.'-
First ari anal acsosrat Of William B7lut, aim r
/ Of John F. Brant deed.
Z Account of John =. Blymyer. almr ami t.uat- g e
o. Daniel WeyznI, deed.
Ffrst and d1al aeccunt Of Josiah J.. Burhi.9 --i
a'ih Of i-' -'-'-' '-'''7' wSl. b. FREAsE
I July g. Register
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$4,000 MORE!

The great criminal trials to come of at the
approaching term Of Court will brlng thous-
ands of people to Somerset. In view OF the
rush we have ordered and VIII have on hand
and for sale 900 more pieces OF and loet
Counter Goods We have engaged an extn
force of statesmen for the occasion. Remern
ber Cook & Beerits' and 10 Cent Store
Somerset. Pa
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MARRIED.

MILLHOUSE-WALKER-At the Re
formed parsonage, Berlin, Pa, June S0th
1850. by Rev. ;. X. Bridenbaugh, William
II. Millhouse to Miss Mary Walker. bo,h OF
Berlin, Pa.
DIVELY-PHILSON.-At the home o.
the brides parents. July - lSs0 by Rev
: r. Bridcnbaugh, Mr. Albert Diycly To
Miss Agnes Philson, both of Berlin, Pa.
SHIVELER-KEIFER.-At his residence
June l., 1Ss0, by Elder ". II. Woolery Mr.
Frank Shiyeler 10 Miss 1Gntis Keifer. both
Of Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-18

ON Saturday uisht there was very DIS
graceful brawI ON the streets. Drunkenness
,yas rlmpant and several fights took place.
The riiIroad hands were paid in the mora
inc. and the way they made their hari-earn-
ell money fly was very agreeable to the deal
crs in stimulus and other unnecessary aru-
clcs. Many purchased clo-hing and other
things of use. but large number thought
Of nothing but the contents Of the flowing
bowl Africans, Irish. Germans, and Amer
icars fra.ern;acd Cor a while, but the whole
business eliminated in a general row ou'
policeman was crippled and unable to cap
ture the lads who made Saturday night md
eou-. 1t viii be well for the rioters not t
rculat the programme.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-18

violen: winds and rain storm, accomf an
led with heavy peal- of thunder and vivid
aa-he, of lightning, passed over a belt OF
country south Of Scalp Level, Wednesday,
and during it. progress. which was Of brief
duration. an immense quantity of ram fell.
Mr.. Isaa, ShaiIer. who resides in Painttown'
shin. beyond Scalp Level. on farm which
isowncd by his father-in-law, Mr.. Abraham
Weaver. had iGs, hauled load of grain ini'
mis- ba~n before the storm broke in all 't
1 FURY. and while unloading the sheayes from
the wagon a fash Of lightning struck th'
building, setting it on fire, The flame
spread rapidly. and soon the structure, Wit
an It's coa-cuts. with the exception OF In
team. which be managed to get out was re
duced to ashes. The loss is quite a seriou
one and we understand there was no in>ui
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-18

Tur r. & o. BoNp.-The Baltimore S'n' oil
Yesterday say; Alr. Robert Garrett, third
yicc-pre,ident Of the Baltimore and ONO
Railroad Company, returned home yester-
dav from tour OF inspection. The local
business oCthe road-both passenger and
f-aight-,hov-. it is said, a gratifying IN
crease. The Buffalo Branch, which was
purchased by Vice-Presidcnt Garrett during
his recent trip. places under control Of the
Baltimore and Ohio not only rich iron ore
DEPOSITS. hut also valuable coal fields, from
which fair blsincss IS already derived.
There are now between 1,5oo anC
2oo0 mon busily engaged in laying th'
track of the Somerset and Cambria Railroad
which, il Is thought, win be completed mex
November. in time ior the fall trade
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rrr,.,-.,,- u. A.
g 60 =. - 49,. ~
IL .h, co,,rt,, ,I,., h.. -. -.
z,tiop ,,,ai,,.,i,,i,,.. ,-....,,i.-r,--.in.. ,s,
ve,rs seo ,Ir,,.., e,.,-,. -i..,-.f, +; S.,..-...-
county held teuperanee ,pee-;p ,,,.i otf,r-
81 the .Iurnbv ole,l~er r., ou~ ,i,ize-,>
Ina we hear nothing Of tbs.e ,aeetiars amy
mere and iaL, Fl fer ,--antod rfst -h.v are
extinct.
Eutfris 80 here. Our mee,ins-. vt .t
were started darins the Murphy excitement
in Pit. sbu-.h. have Iei ks-,. ,s,, ever ,i-.es
Sometime, VI. ar w..a >l..
.-,na .Ie..ai. e.sa- tr-
clrd uur w.4s..a.. 1
.-..t.......,, Ac-
An.t ri.ss--.
town. va.ae ats
IN t..e,..s.s a-
Uaa7 rom - a
e u~ -.- ,.:. ..-
ab1u. oer 3--a.. aa.i ~ ....I aa- .e.S--. ys
believe and Know u,at au-
a great and geoI Influence upon thc vD.rz
mon Of our community.
On Monday evening. August 23I. ua held
t5ur last regular monthly meeting m tle NJ.
Z. chur h. Rev ! T. shoup, pastor Of the
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KrrsroxfJrxcrI 10. IsSl

II ~ - AtH p . ~ 9 ," -
Last night our little vis alive with
interest. The Garfeldtrth Club,
which organized last j night, met
and had a torchlight pr after which
Potter, ESQ, andI Mckinley,
of Mcyersdalc, who w9t by invit-
alton of the club, addrs a>semblagc.
Mr.. Potter spoke tirs5, "a very able
and interesting speech tof the lead
ing issues of the camrr- Mckinney
then took the stand ana very inter
esting and eloquent : the general
character of General { Everything
passed off pleasantly ant home well
pleased.
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.TuIy2S.
II EGAL NOTICE.

To J. NishleT. Mary Anne, intermarried with
Levi Berkey Sarah intermarried with Simon
Thomas, the said Sarah being since dead, leaving
issue four children, viz. Milton n. Charles Har-
yey, James A, and Gertrude A. Thomas. whe
have for their guardian Ephraim Thomas. Caro-
line intermarried with Adam ShafIer, Matilda
Mishler, James N. Mishler, Levi SIishler, J0na-
than BIishler. Lizzie Mishler, the last named be-
ing q minor Of whom Joseph J. Mishier Is gaarii-
an all residing in Somerset county. Pa. Henry
Mishler Of Springfield, Green county. Missouri,
and Thomas Hlishler formerly Of Springfield.
Green Co. Missouri, since moved 70 Ozark county.
Missouri:
You are hereby notified that in pursuance of a
writ Of partition Issued of the Orphans Court 0i
Somerset county Pa. ] viii hold an inquest on
the real estate OF Gabriel Mishler decd, in Jen-
ner Twp ~ his late residence on the 9th dav ui
September, lss0 where you can attend you think
proper
SBEEIFF's OFFICE EDGAR KYLE.
August II, 1sS0. Sheriff.
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TRoUT.-MR. EDITOR When leominenced
writing about Somerset county trout, ! had
in view wha; / rcekoned to be laudahle
purpose. That purpose was the awakening
Of intcres, in the matter OF preserving and
cultiyating this fayorite and highly esteeia-
ed fish OF course, the thought oi gohtr'-
versy was entirely foreign to my hiiii'i- N"r'
when l read the first Letter oi your CORE
spondent, Mac, did think '''a' as op-
jcci was controversy. l kno" nc''ef i'"W-
He Is evidently for war-ile i III ieF itsu-
/, lar quill-battle- Bui li "''liu - '''''''e
to wage war over thc tin'a hc"az ~ '''vse
innocen beau-ic-.
, litae /! San bl w.n'ier ~. . ,A~l o.
Macs ..,.,.sin.., ,i,il'l..c u y, '''''iH Ok
& th.n 50 mH;.= ,r,"'-- 10y
,"nr i''i's-''''''i5 ...f.. II.
'lc l'' '''.'' ''''' .,.,...,..,,.,.
OF me 10 ho' l-i'' - - -. .'.....t =.
but / ''''ie77 ! nav ii''' 49,. .....
enter i'.e iisis as.is. a''''i .
''s this Iedolo'aoif ',''S' - -, J.;
:, say 70 liiH 'e's '1i1',s - H. aa,1;,, coule
u heroic ci'i'''I'si = NV 80 49,, the FRAY n.
= have tempted me 70 E'ii'ui' ''', Ii -
/ have Jus. 10 .i'liA 'ii'. = = : -, - :,
e try parson, shouiq iiaSe u''',l. - tl;. a. =
u ply 70 '.iG il'e''. ,,,,toarl Of, Bu,
u urs'na II was 's'i'-I - -eI,nte lFght
Z have received 'li',ls,,' - - r my, me-
: not nave snow - -,sr ana b,,ric1 in n.
p tors having pe''i D. - tIe s,.br,rt !,
= silaio"S % NJ, ~. ,-~,,l1 mint ont In IN,
! a. - .o,,t,,;on that I am q descendan
ii''.''' -Ftossiars who were .,oblle,
ol 'li''9, C- vasI,;,,c4,, one nirI,t n
- - up Oy Nlr, 80 a5.ho Delowa,eq land / wa
v orA'o"i'' - - ,l,inI,tba+ hammer
- green ''i,''7'' ,ei Tro,top a And now
=; - ea al a ''leq r. - daring ecrvbody +,
'iiIous'' . 10y 80 Knows that ! 81 somehow
9oii'i9e' - ..i ,,nso ,yortbless)utch farm
- conHe''''' W., - i, ra;sin,nos-s aroun,
- elS ,,..Il I,or.,ra the cebrated cam
~ r bF'''uoeN : ,''- I'D .tbo most pkindcSt ac
az paisn oi 100 ~ m - Il ladv,s g,,l
- ~ oi All ne - ~ -, nrhlic sboa take nj
IL ter Supp'l' pos, % - landed .e on sbor,l
y" hlht tha' 'iIe - 1,horo v.ld then 4.
mo ~. c,r,tor misfortune of tIiorfeiture ot
'ile i!''l''- .'i-l,arac,or, ANAL this tbe
'h' my mnsterial c'i'i,'''el =,
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Is.ooo MORE.

Iae grc-, criminal trials 90 come of %
lne approaching toEm Of Coor, will brins
Thousand, ol people 10 Somerset. Ia view
". the rush. we have ordered aud viii haze
'i hand and Coy sale Is oo0 more pieces oi ;
and 20 Cent Counter Good, We have 0l-
gagged an extra force or salcsmcn for the oc-
casion. Remember Cook & Bcerits band ID
Tent store, Somerset. Pa.
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Estate sf Eli Altiathcr, late of Stonyoreek Twp,
somerset Co.. Pa, deceased.
Letters testamentary in the above estate
/ having been graHted 70 the undersigned, notice
+ is hereby given 70 those indebted to it 10 make
I immediate payment, and those having claims 81
demands viii please present them duly agthend
rated for settlement, on Saturday, l4th csy q
August, Iss0. al his late residence
JOHN ALTFATHER.
JEFFERSON ALTFArHER.
June 80 Executors.
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DIED.

MILLER.-July 30;h, 1SS1, Tobias Miller
of Stonycreels, aged 81 years, : months and
q days
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,tIE REGISTER

-.....r william Frieahne. d'e 'i
gust ~ ,,,.-..r township. deeeased.
,......r Herman Hciuemeyer, late
snsi vi = = .r.aamr,on township dee o.
.-..,..f samuel y Hoover, late "i
qua ri ,l5'..-.. township. decd.
,.-., a kimmol. la;c OF
gust E. ..a5s a.5s2,..siISy 81 Ai5.5 fap, ", deed
-r..ate of Joseph Mason, late oil
|sepierp --r--s township. deceased
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT

OF
SOMERSET Dor. SCHOOL DISTRICT,
YoE THE YEAE ENDING JUNE 1sT, 1850.
w1I II. WELFLEY, Treasurer.
Dl
Cash received from collectors ors....--......s1295 .
state appropriation. 800 81
T0tal.............sl-545 q.
De.
Paid orders io- teachers, wages 20 %
repairs. fuel Sc....--.--.. - -
Secty and Treas. Com. CO 90
Total al...-...-.-.-...-l,, J, ,sd G.
RESOURCES C@ TIE D,sTGiCr
Amount due from tax collectors, tuncoi-
lected taxes esj..---.------.------.-.. 500 =
We. the undersigned Auditors Of Somerset bor-
Ough. do hereby certify that we have examined
all the vouchers Of the foregoing statement. anf
have found them correct ard true in All Iarticu-
lars.
CHARLES c. SHRFEE, fsEAL.l
MILTON J. PRITTS. sEAL.i
iyg. Auditors
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our population has lately increased TO the
-gpe of about a dozen. Some Of the new ar
-iysls are very youthful and have come to
-.av. Somerset now numbers over l'2oo'
ami --,,- without enumerating a circus com
many and parr Of the audience.
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The Altoona S.ai. of the e,h instant says
"Hm. William H. Han. President Judge OF
tlie Sixteenth Judicial District. composed Of
the counties of Bedford and Somerset. tar
riel q few hours in the city to-day on his re-
turn from Cresson. ahcrc Ac has been rusii-
eating for q brief period. Quite nunDero
the gcnrlcniea of She bar Of this city called
on the judge u, the Logan House. Juds'
Hall is looking remarkably well aud is on'
of the mos; agreeablegentlemen imaginable
lie returned to his Bedford home on the la,
express this afternoon
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Il ,-.,.,p-.-, ,----I-g.
Somerset Co.. Pa decd
letters documentary on the above estate f1FlnI
heeU o-r,inted 10 The undersigned by the pfyie-
ert h6ritv notice is hereby given % aii leis.i
Indebted 70 said estate % MAKE iinineli.tt -
- r,essnt fher duly aut henficted i9r seitltileh
al saturday the 2sth day Of August, la-o 81 '-e
l,te residence of said deceased-
'-''' HIRAM KUSSELMBN,
80, ExecGtgrs
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SHrLoH's CATAEI;fA marvellous
cure for Catarrh, Iianker-mouth
and Head Ache. 0ttle there l.
an ingenious nasal the more sue
cessful treatment oiaint, without
extra charge. Pric
For sale by Georprd, Somerset,
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Hon. Galusha A. Grow. Of this State VIII
be present al the big political meeting 70 oe M
held at this place, on the 18th lust ana VIII
make speech. Republicans should not
Eil foattcrd.
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$4,000 MORE:

The great criminal trials 10 come oil at the
approaching term of Court VIII bring thoRs-
ands Of people TO Somerset. In view Of the
rush we have ordered and viii have on hand
and for sale $1,000 morcSiecas of 5 and loet.
Counter Goods. We have engaged an extra
force Of salcsmcn for the occasion. Rcmcm-
Der Cook d Bccri;~' and 10 Cent Store
Somerset, Pa
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81 HEFFLEY,
Srnerset, Pa.

TIMOTHY sKED. tending Court
will please notice have in stock
and offer for sale tern Timothy
Seed at 50 per bus sInds.
a. & Rrr-prr-
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II pcrsoa. were as careful Of Their he'l'h
n. they are OF their wealth the death rate
would p. much smaller from that dreadful
-courc-consumption. L carries oil IN the
United state, iu one year ten times more
l,c--or, than succumbed to the yellow fever
I'm thc S,u.l. Thousands Of valuable lives
y,.'l have been saved from consumption
had they used Sines' syrup OF Tar Nllu
Cherry and Horchound in time. In all
case, ur whaaping cough, Group asthma
and lung affections j; has proved 20 he q
certain cure when taken in time. Sold only
bv George W. Bcnfori. Price . cents cN-
,,., large bottle SOC.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-18
SECOND WEEK.

Il VIM. II. Welaey Us. L. Statier s. 81. "
liiuglsr.
70 Farmers Tn. Asso. * Fire IEs. Co. rs. J. j,
BoOse. ct a..
j.. George Johnson V. L. AtclCs1n s. J. Evil
IL. Marshall, use Of hiernau - CuEruth. vs.
David Hinehaugh.
Is. Same use OF Miller, McCrackeu 8 Hedges
vs.. Same.
Is. James ~ MarshalI vs.. Jacob G.. Hartman
l.. Harrison Snyder IS. Il b. Snyder's Exrs
IS. Humbird = Long vs.. Savage Fire Brick %
70. G.. I. Walker X ;. cables use vs. the BCr
OUgh Of Meyersdale
-. Levi Coughen0Ur -. kiiIinge-, Bros. x Co
~ Zuall * Weimer vs.. Sechler q Mcfarland
- Susguebannl Mutual Fire Insurance 90. vs.
Josiah SWlnk
>. Same vs.. !. Il. Walter.
n Same Ys. J. 4. Flick
IS. Barker. Moore & Nein " Geo. ~. Berf0ri
=. =. +. II. Walkers u.s. 81. Henry e., g Jos
kreager
y. Cyrus Beuivrds use ys. r. krcagur * Son
tt a.
IS james NJ. Marshall vs.. David AiEeh1uEh.
-. J. - kiumeIs use vs. Same.
80. Lewis Giessuer vs.. John &. Scott.
81. Thomas Lee vs.. Casper L0erhel.
S. John Meredith ". Thomas Hill * wife.
53. PhiisOn. Black s. Co. vs.. Perry y alker.
-. George Morrison Us. Layinia Hinehaugh.
IS. Dietrich Trimpe vs.. Henry HcHnercamp.
50. Same vs.. Same q az.
HF. SCHELL.
Aug IS ProthOnotary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-08-18

4 special business meeting Of the inembers
,r fhe Garfield and Arthur club was held
Monday evening. 4. which it was decided to
pn-rba-e sixty uniforms. in addition to the
enc hundred Ha1- and torches that had pre-
,fauslv been oriered The uniforms VIII be
here bv saturday night, and VIII be '5strio-
p. I'D among lhc members Of ihe marching
----L- L. I'M inn.