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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

Manchester Silver Cornet Band onenod a
TAR and festival on Saturday, the 10Th mi
and will not close finally until dis saturday,
evening. A number OF bands have been 81.
ylted to be present and participate. and The
following have responded to the Invitations .
On Saturday, 'Beckleysyille Band" Mnn.
day, Gray. Band, Of Westminster. and
Jefferson Band, OF Jefferson, Pa. Tuesday
evening 'Snydersburg Band. The ntten.
dance was good ON Saturday and Saturday
night but on Monday there we're more people
III town than have been at one time for a
NUMBER oil years. and an active business was
uohe a. stores and hotels as well at the fair
ahu iesuVaL In consequence of the large
crown ana apprehenslye that disturbances
might arise, three additional bailfia were
sworn in, whose appearance, with their bo A..
eonspieuously displayed, must have hs1 q
saiuiary effect, as there was no cause for a
single arrest. The proceeds of the fair win
be used in the purchase Of uniforms.
The stockholders Of the Parkton & Man.
chester Railroad, met in this place last Thurs
day and elected Messrs John Merryman
PANEL Beckley, Jacob Shamberger, Georpe
II. Hare, George Eyerhart, Christian Rover
and Henry II. Miller directors, TO manage
the affairs OF the company. Tho board or.
gained by electing Mr.. John Merryman,
President, A resolution was adopted feleas
lng stockholders from all obligations under
former subscriptions, and directing the See.
rotary to issue certificates of stock to all who
may IMPLY Other important business was
transacted. Subscription books will be open
ed in u few days, but the obligation for INV.
ing the stock 10 be subscribed will not he
binding unless specified amount be sub.
scrlbed. The Board will meet on the 18th Of
june
Professor Delinger Of Mount Joy, Pa, has
purchased Irving College, and purposes open.
ing school about the LIST Of September.
Rev. WIN. Rupp aud Elder Michael Bril-.
hart are attending the Maryland Chassis ow
in session at Fankstown, Washington county.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

The sensation in this city among house.
keepers this week, Is the Introduction OF the
Boss coffee pot This simple invention
works n wonderful revolution in coffee ma.
King, aud its merits may be stated nc follow:
Il caves ,gam ene bird n pae. l.Rlf lhs ,eoaee
sSgahy t4aired; The coffee Is Car superior il
Hayor and IS fires Of grounds and perfectly
elear, and eggs or other clarifying substances
are not used; coffee can he made in one fith
the time required by the old mode. These
!aels have been demonstrated by practical
test IN our family this week, and 10 family
oteight or ten persons we feel satisfied that lhe
saving ELECTED IN month by using the - Boss
will pay for the pot Coffee made IN the
Boss was frozen and served at the NJ. p.
Church festival at Odd Fellows Hall on Tues.
day and "Wednesday evenings, cod vps de.
elagea 70 Is eSeslleus ~ ,tOse Who EarIqsk
~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

Westminster lodge No. a, lndopenden,
Order Of, Mechanics, Of this city, Is q flourish.
log Organization. Il wsA Instituted In Oc,o.
ber last and now has 1870 members, and q
applications for admission are on Gle.
On Monday night a delegation of the lodge
paid iralernat visit 10 Fulton Lodge, d
Rels.erstown. Ihss rege hsEdsrtse,s On.
seglashsd lad spth.a Iaebsant sseninrS 4
samelluia idafi1g tie summer the lodge
propose having an excarsion to York or High
Rock. As The poinihas not beendeternined
We would suggest that a trip on M CLeea.
reaks VIZ Ehala NJ 1 hlNaaAall' Sns. 81 NJ
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

Trustees Sale OF Valuable Real Estate -
VIM, i. Maulsby, Chas. V. Wanlz aud J. W.
Herring, Trustees.
Deeoration---Gra Excuuion 10 Geltys
burg by Burn's Post, g. a. H., OF wesimin
Tho boss Cohee aud lea Bot Frank
lHsssrr wheeier,s Hotel, ,Weslwiasier, Nd
taslseig sale Of a E9rmHe4F Weslginsler
Joshua q. Roslay, fFHslce.
festival o. Pipe Greek Church.
Festival OF ST Lakes Church.
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Notice 70 Creditors.

N0rlcE is hereby given that he subscri.
An Der has obtained from The Orphans'
Court Of Carroll comfy Letters restameuiary
on the personal estate OF
MlCHAEL FREY,
late Of Carroll eoq4V, deeeased An pers0ns
having clalifs asaihst the deceased are hereby
warmed d exhibit the same with ihe vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 70 The aaibscri-
Der on or before the 10th day Of December,
1885, tber inay Otherwise hy law be excluded
from oil hsneht Of said estate. Those in
debaed are requested to make immediate
payment
Given under my hand this i0th day Of
May, 1880.
may l5-A Exccnirix.
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RATIFICATION NOTICE.


III the Orphans Court az cArsoIi County. !
Afsl. TEan, 1880.
Estate q sasah Cosnsll, deed.
ON application Il Is ordered as md
~ day Of May. 1880, that lhs ssls Is he
residue Of the Heal Estate 6 safnh (sosnslI.
late Of Carroll county. seceased, made "
Vsorge n: Psarea. Admihistsator dS hoais
nons With the iast vii and iasial1,eni anus ea
q said deceased. and Ills day teposts., y this
coaFs " Ale said Adm;aiatfsfos, u raliieil
sna eonhrmcds. uHleas Gauss Is shewn u he
contrary on OK before The Ia Nonday. 7lh dnx
Of June next provided a copy az Iii osles
be inserted for thfee successive weeks IL some
newspaper printed and pubkshed u Carroll
county hefore the 5sli noaaap. alsi 3ay u
A<ay aext.
Tbs rfRolt 1tase! " as.sn6s 81 salss ID be
I'VE hundlqd and eighty doliafe f458e. DOL
GRANVILLE n HNn4MG.
WILLIAM FRizKLl.. Judges.
AELChoNR y. AII.fiIIkE.
] oliver wADLoH,
HsaJ ~, Register q Nil<
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Whence the ciymology OF thisname? Min.
stcr formerly implied large monastic collie.
gate or cathedral church, Westminster i'm Z.
plies an Eastminster, but the name was prob.
ably arbitrarily given to this town without
regard 10 its Specification ortn no location in
Felerepee To any ehureh, but simply 70 lesis
nate v Is some ennyanieat name. It's name,
QfiginHilY, was Winchester, after the name OF
iis English foaader, but il may have been
changed because of its proximity to winches-
ter, Va, with which il may have been FIRE.
quently confounded. The date Of the change
appears to DO unknown, as voll as the nan.
ner Of Il. Was i by legislative enactment, or
by some other means2 This question, We
apprehend, cannot now be answered as no
one living has any knowledge Of the change
aud there seems TO be no record Of t.
This part of our local history appears 10 be
lost, unless 1t be possible that some Of our
oldest inhabitants might be able to throw
omeilightqPon il, N lf{I
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the snbscri-
An bers have obtained from The Orphans
Court Of Carroll county, letters Tesiameniary
on the Personal Estate Of
J0ShUAH. SHIPLEY,
late Of Carroll county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned TO exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated 10 the
subscribers, on or before the 27tA day Of
November next; they may otherwise by law be
excluded from all benefit Of said estate. These
indebted are requested to make immediate
payment.
Given under our hands this 9th day Of
April, 1880.
MARY A. SIMPLIFY,
0gl WILLIAM o. SHIPLEY,
may l-4tH Executors.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

Chapter i3g OF the laws passed Of the las,
session Of tho LEGISLATURE provides for the
sappresiion ofthis destructive disease among
SIZE ilrpeyl spiaE ~ lev, sdma geohs
hsaf We dsdlldshs.sgeelal te.aian o I farmers
Y Us Rrqyisions, We again call their alien,
100 y tliis ,tdi, as It Is 10 longer dohb,iul
FFlai 1hls sconrge has lodgment upon bne
lSr p, A. least, u MS county and may sntead
q sftels, Aaless due Etecaalioh Is fakea and
i.sisSsea'sl measure applied Under lhe' brByi.
sii2oa q 'hs IpS sqasta4', % meet SUCH cases,
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

Apf lS-lrasl in Tho aoFpins. sleae and
s sii Narwer Ia TIE afternoon and partially
f n My lG-elegr and pleasant, warn
"a ~ anetlisaa cad evsnlas, Mag iJ-clcar
Nv leslghpl eith tae breese, MAJ la.
,sn.. ala warm, with pleasant breeze, Their.
..oa'e'sr ~ io aJp. May 19-clear aud
aa,!I me breeze. Mas 2Q--eicar apdw
ss.s 'As afternoon. when slight cioHif gath
" me horizon. MAJ Il warm and
fss;l eipeqy 10 tie ncsEing, With Inc breeze
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

There will be a strawberry and ice cream
festival hold at this place on Saturday afier.
noon and night, May 29th, for the benefit Of
the N. +. Church, which is in course Of cree.
ton here. Il is hoped that it will be literally
patronized by the public. EFt
On Sunday afternoon, May 9th, while Mr..
Nelson kponiz aud family we're absent from
home, his house, situated about one fourth OF
mile east Of this place, was entered by some
thief or thieves, and ransacked from bottom
totop. They succeeded in finding and carving
away watch valued nj S5 or IS and a small
amount Of cash. On the afternoon Of sunday
last, the dwelling Of Mr.. David Wisner, about
two aud a.haif miles northeast Of here, was
entered while Mr. W. and family we're absent.
llefe the thief or thieves carried away a watch
valued NJ SIS. 90, revolver yaiaed ut s.. 90
aud a pair Of new pantaloons Mr.. Koontz
had Sli.0O. aud Me-. Wsher had 5000 Sc.
GREETED in their houses, which the thieves
failed to iiud No clue TO the perpetrators
has yet boeH discovered.
II is feared that the drought Is seriously ia.
jaring the growing grain.
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N0TIcE L hereby given that the subscri.
4< Der has obtained from the 0rphans,
Court Of Carroll county Letters Of Adminis.
trniion on the personal assass on
WILLIAM DEVILBISS,
lats OF said county, deceased. All per.
sons having claims against the deceased A.
hereby warned 10 exhibit the 1nu,a, vita he
vouchers thereof legally authenticated. 10 the
subscriber, on or befofe The I'D day 81 Da.
cember, 1850; they nnK otherwise ~ law IS
excluded frcm s|lpensiit az aid estate, Those
indebted i ais requested Z. waks iamsdiats
Given under ~ kaaA his 50 day Of
Mar, lisa
EMILY v. DEviLBIss.
may 81 Administrators.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

On Mandqy 81 last week, John Afpses, I
B s55,,l s sas S o. w sIoo 81 Z J.
caterpillar nests, when q piece Of the gun cap
sniefod bis leil eye near thephpik lie was
iaken 10 hallimaFe and plaesa REAag lha saTe
~ ~. hagllHai who g4Fp the patient ehlaro,
nfu, Shced the eye and removed tho piece
II VIII be necessary 70 have an0lhef opera.
ton performed before Il can be determined
whether or mol be will loae the eye.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22
DIVIDEND No. I.

OFTicE WEsTMlNsTEa Gas LIal1E c. 1
5 MAY Isl. 1850.
THE President aud Directors haze this day
a declared q Qiyidepd o. Two Pisa CgSr.
on the Capital Stock, payable on and after
JON irqslii, a. the Farmers and Meehauiea'
National Bank. Transfer Books closed from
the 9TH 10 i0,h, inclusive
by q resolution Of The Board Of Directors
an additional discount Of per cent is grant.
ed 10 consumers Of 1000 ieet and upwafds,
whose bills are paid inside the current month
.e W. A. CUNNINGHAM,
mar b-at Sec'y aud Ireas'r.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

Mr.. George A. Shoemaker Of W. Of fancy.
town, about three years ago had his entire
herd of fifteen cows affected with pleuro.
pneumonia, six Of which died When af.
ieeted the symptoms were loss Of appetite
loss Of flesh, loss OF nils. slow in motion aud
shortness Of breath, dull and dropping, and
coughing. The six that died Mr.. Shoemaker
cut open, and he found that their lungs were
solid, aud difnsed through and coated around
them was yellow spbsIenee He obtained
medicines aud went 10 work on the living dis.
ehsed cattle aud effected y cure, not only Of
his own, bu; Of SONG stock belonging to his
mother, which were on his farm. Mr., Shoe.
maker believes his Ieatmsnt viii be success.
ial in treating the disease, thoagh he would
not voueh for it, llc would Ike to test it
further, aud will be glad TO render aid to any
person having cattle with the disease. 1t
took his cattle aln entire year to recover, aud
in severe cases be has doubts whether cattle
ever fully get we'll.
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EXAMINERS NOTICE.

~
HNHE undersigned, Examiners, appointed
Il by virtue OF a commission issued to them
by the County Commissioners Of Carroll
county, 10 spcn public road in said county,.
commencing ON the Nicodemus road, between
Elias Ogg' dwelling house and the culyert on
said road below his house; thence through the
land Of the heirs Of John Stnnshury, deceased.
70 Joshua Murrny's land; Themes On the Ovid
ing line between said MURRAY and Charles
Breining, as far as practicable; thence through
the land Of said Murray 10 the dividing line
between Moses Barnes and Brother and Lewis
Stocksdalo, OF near said line to the land &c
George Bartholow; thence On the dividing
line between said Bartholcw and Steeksaale.
as far as practicable. 70 the Deer Park Road;
ihence on or near the bed of the old rad.
through the lands Of William Gardner AND A.
Fall, 70 the ford across Beaver Rnns thepee
through the hand o. snla FalI and Thomas q.
browa to the Coekey mill road; thence 90 the
bed Of said mill road 40 the Baltimore and
Westminster turnpike road, at Finlksburg.
All persons whom Il nay eoneern are here
BY notified that We will meet at E'liaa Orp's.
on Thnrsdda, Jsass II, 1ssg, Af 0 s'slosk, A.
NJ to execute tbs saast reposed h us " the
aforesaid eannliesian.
DAVID F0WBI.E.
EDWARD NJ. SIMPLIFY.
JOHN o. DEYlkIES,
may la-5t Exninin,ss
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THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE,
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY ny
VANDERFORD BROS.

rElAls -s1per teaF Ia advancu sutlc copirs o
oeute- No sntreril tlun sepnunucdanH ali Afcrau
arg l9li. Mnle = az Inception pfthc publisher
ADVERTISING RATES Aon0Squirn 8 lingslsil
be Inserted Times or less for 81 aud =, cents ,r c
suu,e'lncnt insertion. One square mos, $50. g
mos. s. l2mps, s.. Business Cards not exerr,linv
lines - per year. When the numbero OF Insertions
Npol MARKED Advertisements will be- continued unit
must ponnne myefiisemenu % their san business
Rule and Figure Work double pricc business 10.
Gals 10 efnNprlihc. Ahuiagtsuid uuhths inserte,i
cents per line. "
~ Al correspondence with this Office should be
addressed ~ "lIlE ADVOCATE"
- h s9 a. III foltoRrs Wcsiaiaser, VA. az
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1880,
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NQYCE.

NOflCE Is hereby given 10 oil persons
A. indebted 10 the firm uf Frizell Il Maa.
ming that the Notes, Judgments, &C., .,se snid
hrmt may be found at the Union National
Bank Of Westminster wheFelhoy are request.
Cd 70 call and make immediate settlement.
All Indebtedness not paid prior 10 August 4.
lhao, will be collected according 10 law
WIN. p. MAUf.Si{N.
cHAS. v. WANTz,
JOSHUA ". Herring,
may Is. saan.lf n Trilsiaan
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

4he harms Post excursion TO Gettysburg,
en SATURDAY HpHii promises 20 bNp pleasant
AMIR.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

SEARFATlQ1 lx SAxvIAea ng VHaAarAs.- ~
A despatch from Ranaiaa, dated MAY Cab,
salsi--A lelior received BY gentleman IN
this city from Afriend IN Santiago de Yeraeuas
says that the moa extraordinary dessitusion
reigns throughout that department. The
crops are az entire failure, ead whalp hmihes
are aishoai food, Msa, women, and children
AFe eseEl wandering throegh lie woeds and
eeaaIfY iooklhn fof berries, roots, and wild
yegslAe'ess 9r anything which vii appease
Their terrible hunger Of sustain iife' n The
same report y confirmed blythe Preieet, whose
messenger arrived here o. VIC "a asst. The
distress and suffering are inimedse, and nj
sady two o. thfte persons have died Of Star.
vatioh; Meetings have been held ID SANTIAGO
and 0.her places. andsmeaAs discussed TO rs.
heve The nisetics o. thespeople. bot ihese are
- kenesAl and mileang thai hein fom ina
outside Is absolutely Necessary.
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Teachers Normal Class.


A Normal Class for Teachers viii be held
"A in Baltimore, in the vacation, coatin.
uing four weeks, July l9th to August lar,
Inclusive, provided the mespbsrs number not
less than ten. Instruction will be given in
tAe branches required in Baltimore county for
a first grade, FIRST class certificate, viz :-Or.
biography, Grammar, Geography, U. s. His.
tory, Physiology, Geometry, Book Keeping,
Natural Philosophy, Algebra and Arithmetic,
Members will be allowed to select a part OF
all ofthe branches Those desiring to become
members will address US al once. We have
been Engaged IN this work several years, and
during the year have conducted SATURDAY.
class at the Reisserstown High School. Time,
9 TO 2 o'clock, Saturdays Included. Terms,
$1,000 for the session.
EDWIN +. DAMS,
Principal High School,
may 1867 Reistersiown, Baltimore co. Nd.
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Business locals,

Just received new stock Of Lattice Lawns
and hantings, beautiful styles, at Wampler 4
Shaefier's.
More OF those Nohby Chsviot Suits, Blue
Flannel Suits aud Clothing generally, al bot.
tom prices, at II. l.. Norris,
Call and examine our stock Of Dry Goods
aud Nations, as they are entirely new, aud OF
the very latest styles. Wampler { Shaetfors.
The Genuine Taylor Mackinaw Hat and all
the new styles, at lowest prices, at II. l..
Norris. Aftt
A full line of Cotionadss and Linens.
cheap, a. Wanpler a ShaeiIers.
BE sure to examine |. A. Nillors ssaek Of
Harness ard EhEe.S, befose buying. dpno
SIZE 0a,helle Church, Westminster, Nd. 81
New stock Of French China and Queens
yafe, very cheap, ct Waniplet 4 Shacflers.
Rags. Paper, Old Iron, oonpsr, Rrass,
Lead, zinc, &c, boughtal Slrakbarger 4 BRO 3,
opposite Montour House. niar ia.em
John W. Msaly, who last year canyassed
Carroll and adjacent counties for Estey Or.
gans, has the pleasure Of iaforming his friends
aud former patrons that he has enaaeed in
ais old business with Justis 4 Armiger. the
large Wholesale and retail jewellers, MS Wesl
Baltimore Street, rAltluofe, Md., where viii
be oEnd an. pasqfhasAc4 stock Of 6ne aud
nisdam grade Matches, ell The leading STYLES
Of Rich lewelFy, Diamonds, sterling Silver
and tine Triple Plated Ware in great variety,
aud ii most reasonable prices. Orders by
mail receive prompt attention.
The Old Staten Island Dyelne Establish,
ment, BrAaoh Office 10 West Baltimore
Street, Baltimore, is, as ever, prepared to do
all kinds OF work in their line with nes,ness.
eheapness and deuaiNL Tue aaperios cbgrs
seieF 81 .teig ok enables them u please lhe
Hloae AstidIoaG aud save 70 the frieal many
adcllaf- TheNitention Of theladies Of his
y,esslsy my Z c ssresally called ic,hsF FAIasFs
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-05-22

Consisting Of Mnslins, Drilling, Ticking,
the advance il prices, we ask old figures,
Of goods. CasSimeres aAd Cottonades.
cassimeres and fun stock of
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Duck, Shesting, Cheyiots. Notwithstanding
owing to our heavy purchases in that line
A beautiful line Of both Boys and Mems
Cottonades at last years prices.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-17

Two gentlemen named Smith aud Rem
shaw, the former geologisi and the latter
civil engineer, both Of them employees OF
the Western Maryland Railroad Co, aTe
travelling through the northeastern cad of
his county, on prospecting tour in the in
teres' ofihe corporation named. Il Is un-
derstood that their first objective point is
the Mos'olier farm, in Qucmahoning town
ship, and that their mission thither is 10 ex-
anime coal and iron beds there situated. and
further, to inspect certain lands in tia, Vi
cini;y recently leased for ]. Wilcox Brown
X Co, Of Baltimore, b. Mr.. Archibald Ma
han, of Johnstown Their errand IS to
certain extent secret, but the points contain
ell in the foregoing were let fall. In this
connection it may be stated that there is a
rumor Of iron works being established on
the line Of the new railroad in Somerset
County
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-17

Tho Garfield and Arthur club and the cit.
liens NJ som .r-et generally. together with
thrS. from other parts Of the county, who
were IN attendance az Court, INDUCED in q
little g'pr'fra;ion last Tuesday night oscl
the -'"-irIs results Of the late election
IT,. recession formed on the west part OF
Union, with the right resting on Main Cros,
street, about -oclock, and with the silver
Caract Band. Farmer>' Band and Coopcr's
Drum CarF.~ to furnish the music. marched
through ever, street of the town. finishing
their lo,E tramp abGu, nine O'Clock. There
were a great many trausVarcncies in jhcliue
the majority Of which had been used upon
forrnrroccl-ions during the campaign Sew
cral live cpons and dead roostcrs were car
ried alott on poles
Along the route the residences Of Pep1b-
licans were brilliantly Illuminated and saily
decorated with bunting. Mr. Al Bcnkharit.
boss of avourlu?ois not having a building
20 illuminate decorated the borough scales
in very artistic manner. The display Of
fire works AZ the close Of the procession was
highly gratifying to the country people
present
The ioililca-ion meeting was held 20 The
court h0usc where brief coneratula;ory re-
marks were made by quito number Of
gentlemen present The crowd in attend
arc. was large the court room hcing well
filled The general opinion is that the
demonstration was a grand spcccss, and IT.
flectei credit ON those who had i; in charge.
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Gus 4 HAthE-
Cor. Fifth * Market Streets, Pittsburgh. Pa
MARRIED.

ER-KIMMEL,-At the Luther-
an parsonage, Berlin Pa. on Nov /, By Rev.
J. ". Pofinberger, Tobias Speicher and
Mary 5 Kimmel, both Of S;onycrcek twp
Somerset county.
HEIPLE-kNEPPER-On Nov. g, At
Berlin, by Rev. II. F Kcencr. Mr- Frederick
Heiple, Of Jenner twp, 10 Miss Martha C..
Knepper. OF Somerset twp, Somerset county.
CLARk-LIVINGSTON.-On Nov. :, OF
the residence Of Mr. John Livingston, in
Consna1gh twp, BY Rev. \. :. Baumgari-
ncr Mr.. Henry Ciars, of WeslmOreIand coun-
ty, 70 Miss Barbary i. Livingston, Of Cam
bria county.
KEEPER R-YUTZT.-At tie residence Of
the brides parents, on Oct. "A, 1880, By \.
J. Stoner, Esquire, Mr Herman 7. .Keefer
to Miss Eliza Yutzy. all of Somerset county.
Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-17

The winter schedule Of the Pitt-bgrg di-
vision og the b. * %. T. r.. went into ctiec,
oa Monday The mail from the west ar
rivcs - Somerset now az 3 p. n,. from the
c.S, al 6.i5 q. IN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-17

ARE4ARKABLE REsULT---lt makes Ifo dii-
ference how many physicians, or how much
medicine you have tried, it j. now an estab-
Ished fact that German Syrup Is the only
remedy which has given complete satlsiae-
tion in severe cases Of Lung Disease 1t Is
true there are We; thousands Of persons who
ara urelisposed to Throa; and Lung Afiec-
tions, Consumption, Henorrhages, Asthma.
Severe Colds settled on the Breast, Pneumo-
MIA, Whooping Cough, &c, who have no
personal knowledge of Boschee's German
Syrup. To such We would say that 5000
bot,lcs were sold last year without one com
plant. Consanptiyes, try just one bottle
Regular size 75 cents. Sold by all druggists
in America