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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08
First Coal. Mining in Nebraska.

Nebraska has standing bounty of
$400 offered for the first vein Of coal
two feet or over in thickness, found in
the State. The only marked indications
of large deposites of coal are in the
northern part of the State. To a citi-
zen of Ponca belongs the honor of in
augurating the first practical steps tc-
ward extensive mining. A year ago he
succeeded in organizing a company of
twenty members with nominal CAPT
tai of 81 100000. The understanding
was that each member should pay in
500, and in consideration of the $1,000
thus raised, a contractor was to put
down hole 600 feet deep, and If it was
decided to go another 100 feet the COM
pany was to contribute only the work
ing expenses for that, without charge
for machinery used. This work Is now
being prosecuted. Professor Aughey,
State Geologist of Nebraska, who is we'll
acquainted with the country about Pom
ca, thinks coal can be found at the
depth of less than 200 feet. Leases have
been secured Of 800 acres of land,
and the company go to work in good
shape. The hole will be sunk mile
and half west of Ponca, on the Iowa
creek bottom. For the past three years
coal has been mined in bluff a mile
and half north of Ponca. The face of
the bluff there shows three distinct
seams of coal separated by layers Of
rotten slate-stone and clay. The upper
layer was but two inches thick, the next
about ten inches, the third fourteen,
and the lower one which was worked,
eighteen inches thick. The coal taken
ont has been used as fuel in the county
offices at Ponca for the past three win
tiers. On account of the broken nature
of the strata the mining was difficult.
The coal bed was in some places pitched
at sharp incline, and at others nearly
pinched out as if there had been a great
upheaval OF the rocks below after the
coal was made and put in place, The
reason for going two miles from this
old mine is to get out of the neighbor-
hood of this upheaval, and if possible
find the coal in level bed as originally
created.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

THE city OF Paris, where cold weather
IL Of rare occurrence, IS just recovering
from over a month Of severe weather,
during which there has been much
snow and the thermometer was as low
as degrees below zero-the coolest
ever known in that city. In the city of
Rome, also, there has been unusually
cold weather recently, the ground being
covered with snow for the first time in
eight years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

THE troubles in New C4labar, West
Africa, between KING Amachree, Of
New Calabar, and his followers on the
one hand, and powerful chief called
VIII Braid and his adherents on the
other, have been settled by mediation
Of the British naval officers and the
British Consul.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

A CHURCH fair and festival was held
last week at Acton, Ind, for the benefit
Of the Methodist Church in which il was
given. From the sale of worsted
notices, pin-cushions, lamp mats,
tides, etc.-besides several dollars
profit from the railing Of a cane, a
watch ard large doll-the sum Of S62
was realized. But meanwhile the build
ing caught fire. and before morning was
in ashes, at an expense of 81 400 over
and above insurance.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

ZACHARIAH i. SIMMONS alleges that
he loaned Cornelius ] Vanderbilt @oU,-
600 to prosecute his suit against his
brother, and has sued for the return of
the money.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

The statement of the engineer of the
Dubuque and Dunleith bridge shows
the total number of boats up for the
season, ], 291; and down, 1903. Num-
Der OF log RATS passed, $40; and Of lum-
Der RATS, 222.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

THE Vallejo (Cal) Chronicle discover
ed thoroughly Americanized China
man in a smoking-car On tram
that passed through that place. A col
ored steward ola steamboat entered the
car, and taking a cheroot from his
pocket, asked with lordly air for a
lightfrom the heathen's cigar. With a
look of disdain. the Chinaman replieG:
mo; you takee the Habanna all out;
me givee you mafchee," and with that
he took from his pocket match, struc
it and passed it over to the colored
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

A Garrard county Ky. farmer, not
knowing what might be the result of
the predicted meteoric shower, employ
ed lot of hands and had an immense
amount of water IN readiness IN case
his house should catch FIRE.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

IN bis new nati~ nal anthem, Column
bia," Gilmore makes "awe" rhyme with
"America."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08
canse and Effect

The main Cause Of nervousness is Indigestion
and thai il caused by weakness Of the stomach
No one can have sound nerves and good health
without using Hop Djtlers to Strengthen the
stomach, purify the blood, and keep the liver and
kidneys active, TO carry of eli the poisonous and
--AdEGEcs
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

MARSHALL WooD, the English sculp-
tor, is visiting in Boston, where his
model of statue of Sumner IL being
admired.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

THE Picdy,ule boasts that in the glori-
Gus climate OF Louisiana newsboys go
barefooted all the year round.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

KIMBALL is prying on big church
debt in Newark, n. j.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

: As A smoker Secretary Thompson is
almost rival Of Gen. Grant
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08
NOTES OF THE DAY.

.. LUCAS count Y, Ohio, has delinquent
tax LIST of 81 100000.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

MILLIONAIRE Corcoran, of Washing
ton, has reached his S2i year
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

AT the recent session of the Amerl-
can Boafd of Foreign Missions, at
Syracuse, u summary of its work since
organization was presented, showing
that it has received and expended, III
all, abou; ST., 000,0 900; mas organized
nearly 800 native churches, with up
ward of 10000 COMMITMENTS; has
sent about 500 missionaries, some $50
of wbom were women, and has issued
religious publications in fortv-six
different languages. That is certainly
a record she board has no occasion TO
be ashalnsd of.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

THE capture of Father Meeker's muir
derers is indefinitely postponed.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

The New York Elevated road carried
ia the year just reported TO the State
Engineer, 3D,000,000 passengers.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

A m;css mine was sold recently in
the Rockford District, Dakota, for
SIS 600 hgsh.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

The ncy Dakota Salt Springs ale
forty five miles from Deadwood. The
supply Ct salt Is immense" says the
Deadwooj Press.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

MAINE Is a promising sllver-bearlng
raoinv
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

Rome with population Of Of 15S. Geo
souls has 372 public primary SCHOOLS,
with 4s2 teachers and 1900 children
attending them.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

A STRANGE case occurred in Reh0-
both, Mass, last week Mr.. Wether-
ell watched with Mrs. Kent, an invalid.
The sick lady aroused herself and said:
"someih;ng dreadful has happened"
Soon after a rap was heard at the door,
when she said: "Now you will hear
what dreadful thing has happened"
The door was opened and a messenger
announced 10 Mr.. Wetnerell that bis
mother, whom he left in usual health,
died suddenly about the time Of Mrs.
kent's nsytterinns disclosure.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08
THE WEEKS WORK,
Selected From Every Source.
WASHINGTON.

THE resignation of Stanley, Indian
agent at Los Pinos, has been placed in
the hands of Secretary Schurz, says a
dispatch of Dec. Goth. 1t lis understood
that Stanley has been offered better
position as a reward for his bold stand
against reservation thieves.
LAST summer Secretary Sherman esti
mated that about $25O,000,000 of the
bonded debt of the United States was
held abroad. In COME sation, Dec. Goth,
Register Scofield expressed the belief
that the amount of bonds held abroad
has diminished since Mr.. Sherman
made his estimate, and that not more
than S200C00,G00 of our bonds are now
held abroad.
THE following is a statement OF United
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

Highway men Elevated railroad
companies.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-01-08

THE following is a statement of United
STATES currency outstanding Dec 31st:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13

How To MAKE COOP CTuEE.-A corresua:lI e.
ent saws / have kept cider for two years,
50 that when drawn at that time il was
bright. sparkling. sweet and delicious The
process Is very simple. All the early fruit
should be made into vinegar When the
weather is sufficiently cool, say by the fin;
or middle OF October, make the cider Of
sound but mellow apples put the cider in
sweet liquor barrels, with q three-quarter
inch tap hole in the head Of the barrel,
abou. an inch an half from the chime,
and in straight line from the buughole.
Then place the cider in a cool, dry cellar Al
ter Il Is worked sufficiently, which sill
probably be in . week OF less, draw i Of
carefully. 50 as not to disturb the sediment
at the bottom, in perfectly clean barrels and
place upon the skids as before. lfthe tenn
perature of the cellar i sufficiently cool it
may not require drawing again in q month
OF longer. Then repea; the process, and af-
ter a few days bung up the barrels Then
about the latter part OF March draw again.
when If properly managed before, there VIII
be very little sediment FIJI the barrels fnll
bung up tight, and cider can be kept sweet
and good for two years if thus treate'i.
This know To BE- the cnSe. for have kep;
II in that condition for lat length of tins
A fast as one barrel i drawn throw away
the sediment, rinse the barrel till thorough
ly clean, place upon the skids, iili and So
keep on.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13


st n o'ci1ck. a. q all me riga title. interest anil
.siiI.u ol IS .il.-m Eeixht ant R5nert Nctirtw.
fsle uHrtnr-e as ai.et 8 Nctfraw, il the follow
sa- Described prgaeriy-vtf,
tnrea ----.i.I f..s % ruf1l ssfutfe I'm Irail1
t-.r.urr -,Her-sf c..gify stated fsnurylvsula
aciu- f|s u.-rssI su tie piau et fitl t.-r usn it
Is.- ,us . anI % ut tinck q! irtnttaz "a far-
street. t.i O. eltliuz back tH Gear alley laH feet
ia depth. Having thereon erected tWDsto-y
frame building used tavern. a stable. AMI
other oui ogliIlngs and EIJWu as ihs Ianisqu ~
AT.Su All he .nteroz, OF William Vuigt. m
a1 % si. inst rain i1' ~ piece u Sroiin Stu
zfc ia scam rtysrfe township clu1-y &C allie
zleuy. STATE a. 9caus ivauit. 1lsEsc'i AMI run-
.e-c.i 80 IA e.. "a. l. YES p,aE of Arlington. ard
-ecg- eli lr -lc EeaurlerI- uifce irr -tit county,
lu pitl book Sol. @ pages - All IS, bounded nti
described as iIluws Beginning az The corner ol
hgvly avenue and prcntrt rect thence along
said street eoU-n jll degrees east 100 feet o.
Chestnut alley; thence along siid alley lrth 81
degrees eaEs - feet % tie corner 90 lot No 70
thence along The line Of said lo- north 81 degr1c-
Tesr 100 cet tu Nevay avenue elce aionz Nc
F8y avenue - leet 20 Orchard street thc piaca pl
beginning; excepting aii the stone cal uf sr 'a-i
ln-, and SUBJECT % thc reservation contained ln
deed fra.s fr-Hcis Jamlson aud wife. to q. b..
Love. recorded iu tho Recorders Office Aforesaid,
Ia Decd Book voi. .g2, page %
ALSO. All the right, tltle and intcrcst % WI
jam Nq!gt iu and % that certain lOt OF pccc oi
.yr1gnd ,liU5le In Lower s. Clair township. Ale
EHegy. county. state oi Pennsylvania. being lots
Nas. l, 500. s1i. +g2 and +03 Ia Mci-ain \ Maple
Plan ui l.ls llij uut On the Murrag iarm. bounded
tld Cc-cri1at AS follows. Beginning at pin tr
the corner oi Fourth street ami Habermau ave
gue; thence eistwariiy along FsuTth street IL
feet 20 pm az che c0-uer Cf tot No. sos thence
hwardly along said Doc 10 iset % icusf alley,
thence wcstwardIy aluuE sat alley i.j teet 90
Hauermau avenue tEe~rr sl---s,faTliy along
said avenue L. Cei % .,.. "a reet at tfe p.e1
at beginning excepting aut rcssrNiEg lii tae
stone coal u1dcs saij ioJ, with the rshr o. dig
AMI remove che same.
Seizcl aud tIscu Ga execution 80 the properly
% a hHf /.
hers ls Eoigt aud NclTrIw. no thr sIit ut thc iiu
gucsne National Bank 1i Pittsburgh. Pa.
llarshaI's Office. 3 JOHN HALL.
Sept %. 1850. O. = Marshal
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13

Az AsroyI=HIys FAcT.-A large proper
tioa OF the American people are to-day dy-
ing from the effects Of Dyspepsia or disor-
,ercd liver. The result Of these diseases up
on the masses Of intelligent and valuable
people Is most alarming. making life ac,,.l-
Is burden instead 81 a pleasant existence
Of enjoyment and usefulness as il ought 20
be- There IS no good reason for this, Il You
viii only throw aside prejudice and SSepti-
cisln, take the advice Of Druggists and yotir
friends, and try one bottle Of Greens August
Flower Your speedy relief is certain.
Millions Of bo,tlcs Of this medicine have
been given away 70 tTy It's virtues. with sa.-
isfac;ory results in every aase. You can buy
a sample bottle for 10 cents 70 Try. Three
doses viii relieve the worst ease. Positively
sold by all Druggists on the Western Con
tinent
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13

BRAVO CoSFLUEScE.-EDIroa ITraALD
Saturday last was day long 10 be rcIaoln-
bered in our quiet lit;le uountain village.
As previously announced liy posters there
was 70 be d grand Republican mass meeting
and pole raising at ] o'clock, p IA, long be-
fore that hour however, the hardy yeoinen
from the surrounding country accompanied
by their wives, uncles, aunts and cousins
could be seen pouring in from all directions.
some IN wlseus, o;hors on horses and o.li-
e7s on foot, 50 tila. at lie appoiael loar
there was 10 less than l.1ol persons in
town.
The pole raising was athag q tarly or
pcTu,iea owing ID the weigh; an3 lcae,a. Il
being - feet lo,g anl - inches IN diamc-
tc. al tiie base; Jul owing to tae adonit1-
bic perseverance and strong a-as % Ecpab-
li-ars 4ll Obstacles were oyersome and br
. p. m :. Was 6rnly planted Ia position
Tt carries a streaul,r 10 feet }on4 with the
inscription Garfield aud Ag.hur 81 rod and
and bue letters, while Immediately under
heath floats the STARS and sty.Is-. ~ by Il
feet. think we can b74s5 -s having tl-
Longest pole and ,l,e largest feg in som
crset County.
The meeting was callej 30 0nicr lly Or. b.
4. Fichtner. who after . few appropriate re-
marks introduced Gen. jacob NJ Camfbeli,
our candidate for Congress. Gen. Cuupbeil
delivered a mastery discourse and was lis
--7 ..--.t.--.1,- r.s. .....,.--- ...,
Mr. Anderson, OF Ohio, was next ntroduo-
cd and laid bare the issues of the dsy in %
most eloquent manner. Owing 90 the la:c
hour, darkness now setting in. we were de
priyed Of haveing the speech at Genc-al
". Il. Koontz, but we hone To- have the
General visit u again before ;he campaign
closes.
About seven o'clock tine Garfield and Ar
thur clubs Of Somerset, Ur,ina and CouHu-
ence. fell into line aBd had a grand walk
around, paradius through all -ae principal
streets. The several clubs presented a very
due appearance, but the Somerset olub was
the observed of all observers. their martial
bearing, regularity in line, correc, position
Of torches. as well as the utmost silence
which preyudes their ranks, clearly showed
that they had been subjected GO thc mos.
rigid discipline. They marched like yeter-
ans The Crsina cluo done remarkably
well for the short time thcy aarc been or
gauized, only having received their uni
form, the day previous. Under their geutic-
manly and efficient commander Major Hes
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13

: DAsTsRDLy OUTRAGE.-On Saturday
evening, the 2nd. ins... while Tie Garfield
and Arthur club " this liaoc were having
a torohli-h; procession, Ar. L. = Morrison,
who was oIrryiug transparency with the
portrait oc Cen Garfield and appro-
PIRATE motsoes thereon, went into the store
Of slr. Leslie Brown for the purpose of re-
lighting the same, when lsurryins after the
club 70 regain his place in tie ranks, some
cowa-ily scoundrel. hid in a dark alley,
hurled a stone at him, striking the trans
parency and destroying it, but fortunately
without any injury 70 the gentleman carry
ing II. The would be assassin was seen 70
jump over q fence and make his escape IN
the darkness. The Republicans, Is wen -
the respectable portion Of the Democrats arr
highly incensed over the affair and If this
fiend in human form can he detected, Han
cock viii receive one vote less in November
except II be deposited through the bd-S of
or county prison.
Confluence, Pa TECE RL;r
Oct 4rh. I1<J
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13

Quoth the Raven, never morcr' Bat ne
had no reference to Sines syrup Of Tar,
Wild Cherry and HoarhouHd, for It only
needs one trial for people evermore TO use
il in cases Of Coughs and Colds and al AZ
fections Of the Bronchial Tubes Sold 10y
al reliable druggists @. - and % Gents per
Bottle.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13
4 CDiTOR'S NOTICE.

= "A
W hereas, the undersigned vas appointed al
itor by the Orphans Court Of Somerset county y
make q distribution Of the funds 10 the hands q
Jacob Gerhart, Executor 0f
LEMU FL KING
late Of Upper Iurkeyf00t township, Somerset
County, Pa, deceased.
Therefore. notice is hereby given that said Aud
itor viii sit IN hIsofce IN the Borough o. Somerset
f0r the purpose Of diseharZing the duties n his
sa!d appointment on Friday. ths 2gth Gay o. Oct
0ber. $50 when and Where.au perscns interested
can atteu1 H s. ENDSLEI
Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13
NOTICE

Notice is hereby Ei-ea % al persons c5ace-ued
as Iea-ees. creditors. Or Otherwise. That the 4ll
lowing accounts have passed register and that the
same viii be presented ilr Confirmation and Al
I1Eanee 81 an Orphans Court 90 ts he'd 40 son
erse-. Ihursday. November d, $50
Account Of jacob Hoffman, adm r. o John St1t-
.sr. deed.
Account oT Josiah EcCliat0ek. executor. and
Lydia Hsr1sG. eLscEtriz 1f ~ Il. Harmed, decd
Account r George VI. PIE, ain r q samuel
q Pile. decd
Sec1ld acc9ul. % lfalr1 teysr and = :. krJst
a1fn-rs of Jac05 S.eFeE. der q
FIrsr and final accuun-0 1f Andrew " ~ Ana a.
zlu.'r. @ Herman Eeinemeyer. deed.
first ard nnai account of Jasgb Bowman. ~
r.inistraTgr 0f Noah B0vtnar. deed
Ace1znt %; Jacob 7. Pile au4 Arslin Lesi. adj
usnisrrat0rs a. Ilarisl Pile. deed.
Ac19u1tof = ). Z arEey, sln'T. u Aaron o.
kImuei. te-d-
WI p. FEEASE.
Oct I1 Register
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13

There was a large and enthusiastic mca,-
ing Of the sturdy Republican ycomanry of
Conemaush Township at Dayidsyiile last
Saturday, and the commodious hall con-
nccted with hoehier's Hotel was throuEcd to
It's full capacity with leading citizens OF the
district. while many were unable -n gain
admittance An organization was effected
by the selection Of the following officers
President Isaac kaufman Vice Presidents
Joseph Hoffman. H. C. MiItenber-er, Lew
Yoder: Secretaries, Elwood Swauk, X Kaa,-
man.
Immediately after the list of officers was
announced the President introduced John
C. Oglc. Esq, of Somerset, who sang stir
ring and patriotic campaign song, in the
chorus Of which his audience heartily join
ed. Prof Norman Cr,tchfeld, Of Berlin,
was then invited to address the as-embla-c,
and for over an hour he held the attention
o. all present by mastery and scholarly
speech. principally Of a historical charac-
ter. d relating to the political parties which
have been prominent in the country from
the earliest days Of the Republic down 20
the present time. His remarks We're listen
ed % with the closest attention. John q.
Ozle, Esq, OF Somerset. next spoke, and
discussed at considerable length the ISSUES
OF the present campaign. This gentleman
is a very effective talker, and was frequent
~ interrupted 10y applause
SO - I'D
one of the Republican candidates for As
>embly in Somerset county, was next intro
duced. and delivered one Of his charactcri>-
tic speeches As a political stump-orator
this gentleman has few superiorS, and the
sincere. earnest manner in which hc gave
reasons for the faith which j. in him made
a deep impression or the minds Of all pres
ent. Although his remarks were not con-
cluded FOR nearly an hour, the audience
would have been glad to have him continue
for a much longer period.
Mr. Charles Erich, Of Shade Township, al
present teaching school in EaSt Conemaugh,
followed with an address in German, which
was well received, and just before the meet
ing was finally adjourned a vocal band Of
coIored laborers from the limo Of the :. Il G.
Railroad, distant two miles from Davids-
vile. made their appearance in the bah and
rendered IN fine style several selections of
plantation music. Everything passed 9.f in
a most harmonious manner, and the gen
tlelnen who were instrumental in arranging
for the gathering can congratulate them
: elves upon its success.-Joi7si0l1 In5s'e.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13

They said 'She never told her love but
let concealment Ike a worm in the budfe
on her damask check but when they found
II was not love, bat the remains OF cold
that was surely and sadly leading 70 con
sumption, they procured for her bottle Of
sines' Syrup Of Tar, Wild Cherry and Horc-
hound. II is needless 70 remark Tia. she
recovered. Sold By al druggists. = Cents
ner Bottle
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13

The Garfield and Arthur Club Of Fricdens'
propose TO have O big time on the evening oi
saturday, 22rd. \ torch light procession
VIII be one Of the features Of the occasion.
The Somcret silver Cornet Band. and the
Garfield ard Arthur Club viii participate
The public generally are cordially invited
20 be present Abe speakers viii be pres
en-, and a,idress the Iaectius The Rcpubli-
cans Of this town should 20 ont in force and
assis, the brethren Of o.J "Chcwink' in
thcir demonstration.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-10-13
DULE TOACCEpT OR REFUSE.

t. Tobias Grove. Martin Grove. Susanush n
termarriet wiki Henry Dnpstadt, 1aZaeua inter
married with David Lambert and kebecca who
was iuterrnarried with Jos. WE, who is now de-
ee4se all living in Somerset County, Pa. lli eE-
oept Martin Grove aud Re5ecca WIt. who resi-e
ia Benton county, Minnes0ta-
You are hereby notified 20 appear ~ an Or
r.bar.s Court. t9 Be held ln S8merset. Monday.
Inc = q daV % November next. % accept Or reinse
the real estate % Catarne Grove. deceased at the
appraised valuation, Or show cause Why tne sane
should net be sold
SHgRfFF's OFFiCE EDGAR KYLE
sept. zist, lss0 sherlH-