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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

AlI The right lite interest auI claim Of tfe0r-s
Indy. defendant. Charles ;. Nanler. tsrre tenant
and George hOouiz tenant in uos-ession- o. IL alt
% the following described real estate, VIZ.
All the following le-rl1ei traet of lar-i situate
n Jeuner Tsp. S5i-er-e- county. and LlgOreI'
Twp, sstmOre and 11ultr, p, containing 81
acres aul i per-aes more " les. marked uu The
Sney;l's Inquest Ln he es,sts q FREDERICK Bel
seeker. deceased. e. ~. g. a1 .EiuluZ lands u
John Reed Hsnry : Picking ant 0thers. being
the same land which Henry Iaurh. Trustee ~
he sale @ he real estate gi Fre,iari-s Bel
seeker, deceased, By deed dated--tiag o.
is71. conveyed % Nah (rohu. who on fhs same
day convsTst the same % George L1dg W.th The
lpTfur-erances-
TAKEN N eIecuti1l as the property of ffeorge
LDdy, defendant Charles = Fauier terre tenant
snd Georze hoontz tenant So possession. 20 fh-
-8it % Ann Maria Bel.ecser, sllou O. Fre..eries
B-isscse-, deed.
NOTicz.-Au psrSoEs purehasing CO tie cs-5Tl
sale VII please q ke notice that q part u the
purchase mOney-t0 te made known - the tine
u saie-Eill b. required IS son as the property
j. knocked c0sl- U-hErEi-e u wiz be agal1 e1-
posed O. sale ~ the risk q the flTs- purchaser
he resid1e ol tns purchase money rnut bs paid 0n
Or before Th1rsdsy 0f the =. week 0f Noveru BET
Court, the time uIsd BY the Court for the csnCz
sdglnsnt q deeds. and 10 deed vii De- a. know y
c1 until The purchase money is paid 10 fuii.
EDGAR KYLE SueFlE
SiTzRIFF's OFFICE
Somerset Ut u 81 (
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

Pennsylvania -hould give a Republican
majority large enough 10 surprise the multi
pIica-ipu table
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INCORPORATION NOTICE

/
Notice is hereby given that an spqlieatio1
for the Incorporation O The -UnfCn Cemsssry
u Msysrstzle' viii bs made a. NOFemhsrter1n o.
the Court 0f Coumcn Piessef SOnersst Coun-y,
. n E0ncsy, ths sih day of November, lssJ
The Ctyect Of ssid lle0ry1ratiCn ls 70 lay ca.
and improve certain plot Of zrc1nd siIzste one
hsf nile southeast of Heyers1zie. Pa. for tHs
purT-lSe q a csnsteTy or harlAi place. and diE.d
puTpose
L. u. BEACHLEI, l. A SMITH,
NJ HADI. ALEX PA{ l.
". II. MEYERS. 4. Z SHOEAAkER,
d ". C. HICKS, n g. MckIELEE.
ftcr ~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

The following Republican meetings have
been a3acl % .h0-. previously advertised.
Glade Scaao. house, Stouycreek Township,
oc-. -, at p. 30. Iamber-syilie. Oct. 80,
% ! D. 70. New Ccnt7cyille, oct. -. a, : p.
m Fricjens, oct. 20, AT : p. m.
The Somerset Silver Coraet Band viii at
tend the meeting % Fricdens.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

some iuukheaI, signing himself "A
~urpo-te- ". T-lth.' in las, weeks DHg-
--r' cul- from rhe columns If the HEEAIp
a,ci tyus and e.ilI, :hcm lie, He make
mo- attcmp, 90 disp-pve any of assertions
howeye-. This t. an easy way af getting
over aaa around unpleasant ye-ities. but Il
&, only res1r-el q by blaekguar,Is and fools
Nsdo uat kuav who the anonymous wit
er Is. hai certainly De has great temerity 20 pit
his puHy wo7l against that Of one or the
1ide~: and mos, reliable Journals in the
land
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

! In q letter from a friend in Berlin We are
( informed thar the Republican meeting held
/ in that place on the 22nd inst was disturbed
Tin mos: dis-rarcf1I manner by a lot Of va
. hoo,. male and female, old and young Our
informant saws: The unterrifcd gave vent
/ 10 their inner sentiments by demonstrations
which would put 70 shame the Ku Klux Of
the South. Men. women and children were
out in fun force and By their cheers and yells
disturbed the meeting until thespeakers were
unable 70 be heard and had to stop. Young
ladies, ranging from the ages of y to -,
who claim the high distinction Of belong
ing 10 the ari>tocracy, the upper crust. You
know, could be seen running 70 and fro.
ehee-in. fo- Hancock. Arooster, which had
been prepared by Jackson Dinicratr 70
celebrate the victory in Ohio and Indiana
was stuck NJ against a prominent business
house within twenty feet of the speakers
stand. This may be fan for the rag and tag
of the Democracy but how about the bu,i-
ness house
The average Berlin Dcmocra. Is an iguo-
rant fellow. He thinks il his party can get
forty or fifty majority in the ancient bor-
ough, IL viii a-Suredly sweep the country.
Poor deiuiej soul, He initiates a. far as he
dare the tactic, Of his Ku Klux brethren Of
the South. and attempts 10 bulldoze his Re
publican ncishbors.
Sometime since the blackguar,ls Of Berlin
defaced new buildings belonging to Republi-
cans by painting 80 IN large letters all over
their sides It's pity some strong-armel
member OF our party did not catch the scoun-
drels in the act, and If he had not been able
70 iInrart u them political sense, he might
at least have taught them 70 respect private
rights.
our readers viii recollcc. the story ofthe
Berlin DemooTa, drawn on jury. When
he reached Somerset he saw to the west the
bold Laurel ridge Thinking that the bound-
ary Of the universe, he exclaimed Ny
God II the world J. a. big the other way a
it IS this il Is an awful large place Most Of
the Berlin Democrats are OF opinion tina;
there is iittle Of the round terrestrial bali
F-.,,,a 80, ,,f;-,fS cF tF,e;- fitrls Villas,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

4 WORK OF AKT.-The tombstone execut-
q by J. y Campbell, Of Cumberland, Nd,
and lust erected over the grave Of the Ia
mented wife Of our esteemed citizen, :. T.
Sweitzer. i quite an addition 20 our oemete-
~ at Meyer~lale Pa, Mr.. :. has shown
great taste by going - an experienced artist
and having had executed 4 work which,
while il marks the grave Of his dear wife,
also breaches q sermon 10 the living in hay-
ing the head of our Saviour carved in the
marble JE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

uIsl-E--l-5 SyrIuE.-ia-; Sunday Zach.
alah NGc,lc-, of Jenacr township. commit.
;el suicide hy hanging himselfin his barn
The ae, was committed very early in the
morning. He was "a farmer In good circum.
stances. -eSpe-ably connected, and his rela.
uFe- and friends are entirely n a loss TO ac.
count FOR hl~ resolve 20 take his own life
The day before he seemed in good health
and spirits. lie was the son of the vcncra-
be Valentine Nn'llc-. wei known in the
northern T..r- os I'M, comfy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27
SALE REGISTER

t..,fe OF Joseph J smith, LATE 81
k>eH'e = ,se--tI township. dec q.
-Fzatc r, samuel WIN, ia:c % SON
- e-sa. township, decd
-Fssfs a.. Rudolph Meyers, late %
's'e1' Iaper Turkey foot township decd
....a Estate fol. David Lohr, latc ni Shade
e''' uu-lp, decreased,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

The new iron fence around the Lutheran
Cemetery is nearly completed and j. a very
c-ei.tatlr ~orS @ al concerned in It's erec-
zion. The committee on subscriptions com
plain THAI many citizens are backward in
coming forward with their quotas Of mon
cy- No person de-ire~ 20 be sued for this
subscription. and The committee Is reluctant
about proceeding 70 enforce collections, but
unless matters are soon fxel up they viii
he compelled 20 resort 20 legal means % se-
cure money sa lay debt, now due.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

Tickets for New York, Philadelphia, Bal
'imorc, Washington, Pittsburs. and all To-
cal points on the Pittsburgh division b. &
o. B. r.. for sale ai Depot. \ N G. r. x.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

Les every Republican voter come to the
polls. rain or shine.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27
Voc lie whole Republican ticket.

The ground Lcreabouts was covered with
snow sunday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

There viii be Garfield and Arthur pole
raised ar Lambertsyillc, Oct. -, p. III.
All friends OF good government are request
al o. attend and hear the ISSUES Of the cam
pli-u discussed by competent speakers. By
n-Herof ALrrHr WEi.Hr Pres.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

Th. Democrats I'm the northern par, of
-ai- 5auty arr paraiyz1d 90 the result OF
the ohio AMI Indiana elections. last week
the Somerset orators found mo- audience To
gree, them a, Thomas Mil. Dayidsville or
Bucs,town, place, appointed for mass
meetings by the county committee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

REPuBLICAN MEETISGs.-We have accounts
Of large number Of Republican meetings
held at different points in the county, but
owing TO the lack OF space we are unable to
give full reports of any Of them, 50 hope
our friends viii be content with the short
notices given below.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

The very freshest and best lo, of Cuniec-
tioay-y ga town "a. Nh. a 7. P.ssIs Also
choice Groceries. Ammunition of all kinds
and q lot O. elegant ana useful articles too
numerous 60 mention. Fine Drafting Pa
Ps-, Il lr q, iuehe-. Tor sale This article
.s highly commeaded by al, who have IN
spyetei or used il.
The --1n GA the new railroad Is NOW laid
% Che bridge near the SjoystoHn road a dis
tLuce of about one and q half mile from the
junction with The old road The grading
and hallasting 1n the contracts of Ness-s.
piIler, M-Cahes. Smith and Kca-us are
v,.l-ui-h ror,pleD"I Z; lpok, now as If We
would he able Go reach John-.1vn hy rail
before yhriscrua..
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

Ncare informed thar the Democrats re-
fuse 10 turn ont 20 the meeting, advertised
Perhaps they have learned ofthc III treat
men, ot tle Jenucrpvu band, who were
specially requested to turn QUITO the meet
ing o. Doe held at Buek~town. They did SO
and wer, lhi-,oen dollars and a half ont of
pocket
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

An old laiy once observed tia; when she
boiled soap she always made d, uu- ot Dem
ocr4uc newspapers they were the pure Hs.
Nhata trcmeujou, quantity of soap the
last Dm4-1. woUld have made We viii
make % wager that "a "ha-i" coUli be manu-
ae-ur,I out of thcissuc Of ,li, week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27
January -, ls.1.

All the right. title, interest and claim or the De
I lcnGant- Catharine Hammer, Of. Ia and the i1l
/ loving described real estate viz:
/ No /. a certain 10. OF ground situate in Wesi
Salisbury, Elklic6 Twp, Somerset county, Pa
containing = acres, more or less with q twC-story
I dwelling house and stable thereon erected front
ing on West Salisbury street 50 feet and extending
back la1 ieet 70 an alley. ad dining i0t Of -
I Hunter on the south. and No. On the north
with the appurtenances.
No a certain lot Of ground situate a. a19re
said containing = acre. more OF lees fronting %
" est salisbury street on the TesI ~ feet ana ex
tending back - feet % and alley. adjoining lgl
I No. on the south, and lot gf -- hingler u
/ the north. with the appurtenances.'
Taken IL execution at the suit Of Peter 8 Hav
/ ALSO
All the right, title interest and claim Of the ae
lsndant, L NJ. Schrock. Of, in an 70 the 5iIowiua
/ described real estate, situate IL Somerset Boz
I Somerset county. Pa. viz:
l No. !. a certain lot Of grgsnd situate 10 S0uer
I get Borough Somerset Co, Pa. numbered on th,
general plan Of said borough as lot No lGs frInt
I inT On Main Gross street = feet. and extending
back 80 feet % an alley. bounded on the norrh b.
I lot OF Mrs- A II. C01rOth on the south BY No. ,
hereinafter described. with t0 story brick house
thereon erected, used a. a fst0re nom, with the
I appurtenances.
I No. 2. A lot Of the same dimensions as No
above described. adjoining the same On the south.
and bounded on the south b. lots 0f Michael Sipe
/ and = j Covers heire.
No. J. a certain lot ol ground situate as af1re
.ai1, fUataning Es acre, Infre or less with q two
I story frame dwelling house anil stable the-sru
erected. fronting on Race street on the north ,ani
Z bounded On the eas- hy church alley and GA the
{ south and west Dy lots o. y. J. Bae- with ths
1ppurtenanees.
I No. :. 4 certain tr1ct % Land situate IN SON
I erset Twp, Somerset county, Pa, containing
acres. more or less, adjoining lands o. 4. J. Gel
I borl- Mill road, John Il. Hammer, 5. s. Q. Il. r
. with the lupurteDaroes.
I Takes 10 execution a. TIC -ui- of Eflinzsr. -
Z cgId, CO e.
-ELSu-
All the right title, interest and claim Cf tae 80
I iencant. Em. Felton. Ii. in and % me tJiI5TIu-
{ described real estate slE.
| a certain trac- o. land sl--ate in Aiie-heur
Twp. Somerset county, Pa, -JnlainI1g 100 aeres
more o. less, about IS acres ciearel with "a ia
house and barn thereon erected. adjoining lann
I o. Johh FELTON,, John ueaner and gt1ers Fi.h ID,
/ apu1TteulnCes.
Felton, az tas suit % George O.. walker a=sigret
I % CQurlt Felt0r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

County Commissioner Cook and family.
who have been spending the past two weeks
IN Baltimore, returned home on the mail
train Saturday evening
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

Somerset borough and township sent at
least 529 voters 10 the grand Republican ral-
ly at Mcycrsdalc, Thursday. The members
of the delegation Wore badges upon which
were neatly printed pictureof that same
old coon and Somerset 3la,r~.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27
REPUBLICAN
MEETINGS..

AIEET1NGs VII De he'd At the fO.-
lowing times and places,
When the issues involved ia the great
political contest, now being vag-5. ujIl h,
presented and discussed
LET REPUBLICANS COME
Le- q. friends Of good government COME
1t those Who I-...- r.le undivided country
ssSOLTD SOUTH77
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" u SIEeE.
CLERK
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

Saturday. October 10th, was ajubiiee day
at Kingwood, in the township Of Upper
Turkeyfoot \ large pole, from which float
ell beautiful ilag, was erected. The Ursina
Garfield, Arthur aud Campbell Club, under
the commanded Col Z. D. Yutzy, and two
able Licutenants, rode into town headed by
their drum corps, and did much to cniiycn
the day by their handsome appearance.
The meeting was addressed 10y Dr. Noun
tain. OF Confluence, Prof y b. Cri;chheid.
Of Berlin, and Messrs. F. J. Koo-er and Ed
b. Scull. of Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

AEJ7NENr..-Scaiel proposals
's- az Tie Commissioners office
November .. lSS4 Tor the
'Ns bridge abuunents az Fair
-ol;ment, for q bridge acntss
the Iike leading from som
-.sy-lie Plans lnl spccihcs-
seen q, the Commissioners or
0t Pa
N u S-nRecE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27
EsTRAY NOTICE

SHzE1FTs OFFICE. !
Somerset, Uct. "a. 81.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

our former employee, John :. Shafer, IS
the father OF bouncing boy. John smileth
much and appear, ticklcd 70 the bottom Of
his jolly heart. We arePleased 20 hear that
the Young mother Is doing well
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-27

Vote early.
Vote for Campbell
Vote for Garfield and Arthur
Vote tie whole Republican ticket
The ground Lcreabouts was covered witt
SNOW sunday
Lc, every Republican voter come TO tbs
polls, rain or shine.
Pennsylvania -hould give a Republican
majority large enough 10 surprise the multi
p!ica.iun taoie
The Republicans cvpec, 10 have a 5i.
time nj Jenncr Y Roads. saturday. l.
there Poe a full turnout
The Frieleus Garfield and Arthur Clul
were noticeable forthe number Of good look
ing Young men Units ranks. Thursday night
I The tax payers of this county will have L
come down to the tuneof 81. .0s5.59 costs il
'he Coifroih-BGrket rape" ease.
Tickets for New York, Philadelphia. Ba
'imorc, Washington, Pitisburc, and all To-
cal points ON the Pittsburgh division b. &
. o. r. r.. for sale az Depot. =. & c. r.. r.
County Commissioner Cook and family
who have been spending the past two week.
in Baltimore, returned home on the mai
train saturday evening.
our former employee, John :. Shafer, i,
the father oi bouncing boy John smiletl
much and appears tickled TO the bottom oI
his jolly heart. We arepleased 10 hear that
the young mother IS doing well
\ new locomotive and construction train
has been placed on the Somerset and Cam
bria Railroad and Jacob Nef. Jr, appoint.
cl engineer Mr.. Nef is a competent and
careful man and will undoubtedly give salts.
faction TO bis employers.
Somerset borough and township sent at
least Sd voter, 70 the grand Republican ral-
ly at Mcycrsdalc Thursday. The member.
of the delegation wore badges upon which
were neatly printed picture0f .that same
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
Novel WAY Of TeachIne Music.

The results of the kindergarten sys-
tenn, as shown by the rapid progress
made by Its pupils In the regular school
Of Germany and elsewhere, have given
rise in New York city to peculiar sys-
tenn Of preparatory musical training for
children under ten years. As far as
tested the ''new departure" Is said to be
successful. Its aim Is to furnish in
struction In the rudlments. of instru-
mental music, In. classes or singly, as a
direct preparation for private tuition
afterward, In the German-American
school of the Nineteenth ward, several
classes of boys and girls may be seen
daily engaged In the novel exercises.
Miniature pianos, or rather sets of keys,
are placed on the desks during ''musical
lesson" for the use Of the little pupils.
The instruction imparts knowledge Of
the various keys, notes and scales, the
requirement of correct touch and
position by means of finger gymnastics
and exercises on key-boards, and also o
thorough drill in keeping time by count
ing aloud. In this way the advocates of
the innovation claim to be able to over
come the difficulties and discourage
ments with which music teachers have
to contend. The children learn readily
to finger the keys and rapidly develop q
love for the study. Proficiency Is not
aimed at in this school, the design being
simply TO pave the way for, individual
excellence after class instructions is
dropped. sdf
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02
curious T acts About LeeenaosIyes

'HHe's been in the dumps because
his locomotive has been off for three
or four days." said railroad man at
the Union depot the other day, as he
pointed to an engineer, who looked as
sour as any dyspeptic.
The daily gazette., 1880-04-02

MARRIAGE OF MISS AMELIA LINKHAw.
swHo ACHIEVED FAME AND A HUs-
sAED EssLAriNs.HrR ALLEGED Sc
Cincinnati Enquirer Special.
LUMBERToN, N. c., March 29.-The
readers of the Enquirer will doubtless
remember the tragic occurrence at this
place last spring. resulting in the death
OF Edward Hartman, a Baltimore
drummer, at the hands of Miss Ame-
liza Linkhaw, who charged him with
having ruined her. Miss Linkhaw,
who was tried and acquitted, gave
birth to a. child a few weeks after the
shooting Of her seducer.i = 4 lN l3
i The romance of the young mothers
life was not to end here, but the most
interesting chapter of it was reserved
for to-day. During her Imprisonment
Miss Linkhaw received. letters of SYM
pathy from some of the best people all
over the country and was called upon
by ladies from many sections. Among
her correspondents was Charles Little,
an officer Of the 'c,isto m.house at Sui
livan's Island, near Charleston, s. G.
He became deeply interested in the
fate of the fair prisoner and wrote to
her regularly every week or two. On
the night the trial was expected to
close Little started from the island in
small skiff to be present and learn,
at the earliest moment, the fate Of the
woman in whom ahe had become SO
deeply interested. The night was
stormy and in attempting to reach
Charleston in the frail craft it was
driven against snag in the river and
capsized and the ardent lover came
near being drowned. By almost su-
perhuman efforts the determined lover
succeeded in gaining the shore. Moth
ing daunted be obtained clothing and
again started On his Ierrand, reaching
Florence, s. c., in time to learn that
Miss Linkhaw had been acquitted.
From that time up to the present tbe
lovers kept up regular correspondence,
which resulted In their marriage to-day.
Early this morning Miss Linkhaw, &C.
companied by her sister and child, left
here by the early train for Florence, s.
o., little town near the North Carroll
ma line, wherAthey we're joined-by Lit
tie, and the marriage ceremony was
quietly performed at the residence Of a
Methodist minister. The bridal party
accompanied by the child of the bride,
left Tor the home Of the husband In
the interior Of South Carolina. The
tady was neatly and becomingly attired
ip fashionably cut and eleprant gray silk
and looked exceeding pretty. She is
about 23 years old, rather petite, with
hair, which curls natur.
ally. The lady, whose life has bee1
such romantic one, is highly educated,
Of retiring manners and before the uh-
happy event. which so cloudeds her
young life wAs the roigning belle Of this
county, M 81 IL n