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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-17

We take the following items from the
Johnstown Trii,,ac Of the 10Th inst.
Some Of the young folks in this place
have already commenced laying plans for
a grand ball which Is to come ofiu Somer-
set, just rs soon as trains commence run
ming on the new railroad They propose
making il one Of the biggest possible affairs
Of the kind, and intend surprising the peo-
pIc a; the other end Of the line by invading
the >taid old borough with a hundred OF
more couples. The event is billed for about
the holidays, as it j. stated the road will be
in running order by the 18th Of December.
1. J. Schell, ESQ member OF the Con
gressioual Returning Board from Somerset
County. arrived in our town from Holli-
day>burg this forenoon, after attending. in
conjunction with the other return judges. to
the duties which took him to that place, and
hs brou ;t, with him Hon Jacob NJ. Camp
bells certificate Of election. signed BY all the
m-mbor~ Of the Board Il WAS duly pre-
scu.ci .o General Campbell, and Mr.. Scheil
then lcit for Somerset
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The wl5E on the new railroad silf goes
t-ayeiy On The tracklayeEs have reached
point beyond Mostoiles's Ri.l, y this writ
ing. and within .ie nest tuw days the
sLu.- oI she iron hose" viii be awakening
the citizens of Stays:own and cchoing
through the hill, and valleys along the
Qpemah1ninE The grading of the entire
yaad Is nov completed. and the track Is bc-
Ing iaId a. fast Is men. working day, night
and sunday, can put il down, A large
number Of colored men arrived in town
last week, and were Immediately put TO
wofk under competent bosses " 70 align
;he track that has already been laid a
large force of hands is also at work q; tie
Jlhustowu end, and the officers Of the road
are very confident Of having il in running
order by the 10Th Of December.
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DIED.

BECK On Nov. ., 1850, Nicholas Beck,
of Jefferson twp, aged 50 years, Il months,
13 days The funeral sermon was preached
IN German by Rev y NJ. Whetstone,of Som
erSet. The pastor conducted the remain
ing services in English.
SHAFFER. Sarah. wife OF Adam 8
Shaffer, died Oct 70, 1850 aged - years, 9
months, l9 days.
SMTTH.-Percy Sheldon Smith, on Oct.
20, 1850, aged year, 9 months and II days
At Mann's Choice. Bedford county. Pa.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

henry DuYps;adtl In the Court e. Common
Vs. Pleas o. Somerset Co.. Pa.
Atr'E- ID. Miller NJ =, Nov. T., lssJ. Z. U..
IN Nend. Ex.j
And DOv = Kit: I2ih November, l-Sl on LetI.
tion Of sheriff Kyle .et, and CO motion u v. p.
kc0LtE, Esq. his attorney. the Cuur. apu8lu.
hOuert +. patterson, Esq., Auditor, 70 distribute
the fluid in the hands 0f Sheuf Kyle 90 AMI
among those legally entitled thereto: and On Uo-
ton oi H. :. EDdsley, EsI,, the Co1rt enlarged
the COT mis- ion 80 that the Auditor inquire o. %
the uslriOus interest IN the lud zIGsuts against
tieit ana into the matter alleged u The petition o.
=. p Fritz nled this day.
SUNERS ET COUNTY. s--
Extract fr0m the recUrt, certified I1fh No.
1888.
II 81 H. 7. ScHELL- Pr1th'v.
The undeTslsned Auditor appointed by the
above commission VIII SIT az his office in Somerset
Pa, Friday, December 10. 1850 az ten O'Clock a.,
n, when and where those interested may attend.
K. +. PATTERSON.
NJg Il Auditor
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A STRANGE PEoPLE-DO you know that
there are strange people in our community,
We say strange people because they seem to
prefer to suffer and pass their days misera-
bly,, made so by Dyspepsia, and Liver Com
plant, Indigestion, Constipation, and gener-
al debility, when SHILoHS YITALIZER
is guaranteed TO cure them
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Rom AND BRIpGE YIEws.-The petition Of
sundry citizens OF Elklick township Tor a
bridge over Tub NH Run, on a public road
from West Salisbury to CoInp.on's Min. the
Court appointed John r. scott. surveyor. ".
II. Nelhey and Aaron Flick, viewers.
4 petition Of sundy citizens OF Shade
township for a public road to lead from q
point running from the S,unycreek, in
ouemahaning township. to the Ridge rad
in Shade township. al or near the house of
q. 4. Clark, in said township. The Court
appointed Wm II BlrnhaTr, surveyor
Albert Wright and Edward MostoIIcr.
viewers
The petition Of citizens of Tlklick town
ship for bridge over the the Cassel1nsn
river, at point whore the road crosses said
river, in said township, near the residence
Of Jonas Lichty, leading from The road that
leads from Salisbury to Mcye7siale bv way
ofEnele's MiIl. The Court appointed ". p.
Miller, surveyor Joel Yutzy and John ".
Peck, viewers.
The petition Of citizen, Of Milford town
ship for II bridge over CnN's creek. where the
road leading from lockwood TO Mcyersdale
crosses said creek. The Court appointed J.
II. Fritz, surveyor Chambers Huston and
George ". Saylor. viewers
The petition Of citizens Of Elkliek town
ship for a road leading from g point on
public road leading TO Grantsvillc. Nd,
near Samuel Miller's, and extending west
ward to point on the public road leading
to the national road near the MARYLAND line.
The Court appointed Alfred Mitchell. sur
vcyoT Elias \. No3er and Samuel p Mil
Ter. viewers
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sara Beruharlt, the great French actress,
made her appearance AZ Booths theatre,
NeW York, Monday night, before an audi
cncc ofrhrce thousand people eight hun
drcd Of whom >taoI on their feet from S 70
ll.2oP " She Is said to have acted v-ita
phenomenal power and grace, and heT PC,
ceItian was an ay..,iun feo t1.,y Sas Civ
en ia The fylEls, l,,,gss,se and a. tho stars
-,t,y-,Aga Is very rapid probably not one
'hiul of rha audience who had paid from
3 10 50 fr each seat, understood a word
she said After the play Madamoiselle had
au 9url lpDr reception at thc A,bermarlc ho-
tel. attended by two lar-e bands Of music
and over tn th8usand people
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4 UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Ihs undersigned duly appointed Auditor by
the Orphans Court 20 distribute tie funds IN the
hands Of George ". Pile. ad mr.. cf S1uuel e..
Pile deed, hereby gives notice, that he viii al
tend % the duties o. the above appointment. At s
Office IN Somerset Bor.. on Wednesday. December
$ Iss0 when and shsre al persons Interested may
attend.
Il l. BAER
Nov l. Autit1r-
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4 DNiNEsTGAToRs NOTICE

ts-st1 % Zss.s .sH.i1-. II.e - .l.-ra1a-.1- ~
SleEset 90 Fa., tcl'I
isett-T- 1i 1.Ilu.rIs-rI,ia- % tle aa-vc r.,1.7
having been --aA.si o. tas ulaef-i1Ual, bF the
tltehtui tn !, % mlEe iuiletiia.o payment, aai
ihes1 having claims or 1emaaas siil present the,n
eaiy authcrtiratet Dog settlement. On Sft-rlar
t-e la.h cay Of ilas~mter. l.-2. '- his laso rs.
dcuec ,l QU-uaa HiH- t.vusalp.
WH 1IATEER.
Elv.6 4Lr..rssf--..-
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A NoTHEEs GREF.-Thc pridc-of a motl
cr. the life and joy of home are her child
7en. hence her grief when sickness enter
and takes them away. Take warning thgu
that yol are running e. terrible risk, il thel
have q Cough. Group or Whoopius Cough
which lead 20 Consumption if You do mo-
attend 10 IL az once. SHILOH'S CONSUMP
TION CURE is guaranteed 70 cure them
Price 10 cents. 80 cents and 81. For Lame
Back. side or Chest, Use Shiloh'- Porous
Plaster Price - cents.
Sold by Geo. " EeniorI. Druggist, som
ersrt. Pa
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oFFRjsl VOTE or PENNSYLVANIA.

The following table gives the official vote
Of each county in the State for President. O.
iiled in the office Of the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth
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ELECTION NOTICE.

Iuere Will be a meeting oi the melllers O. TIE
Farmers ni5n Association aEi f.rc IasuraH.-
Company 81 Somerset County. held % Berkley' 8
Mills On Tuesday, Deceu ber Z--h i8r the uurry=e
of elecJing ice President, Secretary and BJarf
of six Directors t1 serve FOR the ensuing year All
members Of the CCmDlny arc requested 10 artsrif.
II v. BRT BAKER, AMOS WALKER
NV. IL q. Secretary. President
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4 UDITORS NOTICE.

At an orphans Court held al S5ua-sas. Pc. On
the lltn DAY OF November, 1850. the undersigned
ma the facts and make -riuul Jon of rne fuuH
In the bands Of Samuel Fyruey. Adu-r. Of the
estate Of Aaron G. h!mmcl decd t1 ana amU7g
tlose legally entitled thereto hereby gives notice
that he will attend % the duties " ne .Hrva m
poiutment, On Tuesday. December :. $50 a. 81
Office 10 the Borough % > ame7set. wheuan whore
all persons can attend ii think proper
John i. SCOTT
N'F- 10 Auditor.
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I EGAL NOTICE

simon NvuEut intha Court Common E7--s Of
70 Somerset Ca.- Pa. No 827. 5r-
/ h. WEI I.-l,75. tFalulJsry 8 Isl fzamer-.
Ard raw % Wit. OH day If Vr-. ~ rs.',
Petition o. II. 4. SauuCr l'ci, AMI rule g-sr-- Z
nr'ario1 Of the sale r1h him ara portion rh1--.
Z e5iE. ,igued, viz house and .I- on Main
% He" Centreriiied borough. known .s tfa iIs-sI
I pfngsTty iu- 900 should rot ha taken m arf
sale -lLtraet as d made o. lIa-r Hlraf.l1. Il.
ani the -s i-lee authorize cf r9a.1.. r5.I. .-
: Tor said prJ tTty.
fL.ra from he record ,7ail Court. .ea-..Es 8
[ this lJ-i day Of November, f,-8
isE'- ii. = SCHELI.
-' w. j. I'r..lH-.- --
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ALLEaHEsr ITEMS

80. PRESIDENT, received +INo.a-.
ALLEaHEsT ITEMS .-
EDITOR HERALD As 1 have not seen any
:tcms of our township in your paper for
some ;imc. I Will write few 90 let the read
crs Of 81. iIEE,LD know that we are s.ilI iu
the land r. jhc living, oa the solid ~a-uJ
of the Nor,b. and among the braves. oi tar
field meu.
Tie election passed 1T quietly. ana w,
have q Republican gain ot uiuein Ike las.
four year,. Iiu-rah for Garfield Arthur
and Old Uu.,a Jake
The sohoo, afour township opened ou
thclst The .lowin- aye the names of the
feathers B. : Walker, 5. Kueppcr r.
Kncpper J.. Masters, J. Il Eueubcr-cr II
Kcefer and T. :. Fisher.
Reitz * Myers az, talking oi moving their
steam saw mil! into Bedford county
G.. Elleuberrer sh.' % wild turkey on the
the 9th. weighing Is pounds Turkeys are
plenty this fall.
Joseph Wanhau.i and BROTHER lcft for
Goshen, Ind. where they intend 10 spend
the winter
The Democrats arc busy preparing their
old boats. but they are 80 sick they cannot
work fast.
G.. Eilcubcrrcr raised a rali-h this sum
mcr in his garden % inches long - inches
IN circumfrcnce. and weighing l. pounds
Tho 4carr- qra r,lan-v this fall
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EDroE HERALD Now that the election
is over. the political fire dead, and the name
is Garfield, We would say word in defense
Of our Republican friends in Upper Turkey
foot, which by the way claims to hc the
banner township.
CoTroths man Friday Of Upper Turkey
foot, famiiiarly known as King 3. igrcen,}
among the few faithful bourbons of that
township, made a trip TO Somerset as we'll
played flying Dutchman over tlie muddy
roads Of Lower Turkeyfoot, very previous
to the election. Being strictly private in its
nature he made the unkiud assertion that
all Republicans were such from desire IF
obtaining office. lie forgot that Le had
true brothers in the flesh who are good
Republicans. and who have never yet al
lowed their names 10 be sacrificed or offered
up rs in,onsc TO the the political Noloch by
By aspiring 10 legislative honors at the
head OF the Democratic ticket.
No King b, We Republicans don, al en-
ter,ain burning desire within our hearts 70.
be servants Of the people, 70 legsla;c on
fish and dog laws. os 10 trade ourselves to
Cofiroth in a vain hope Of being made Com
missioner By a fusion Of votes, and have
the pleasure Of discriminating between the
ears OF a rabbit and fox, when the MIN
rods Of the county walk into the Commis-
sioners office. and ike the felon who car
ried his girls picture inthe pocket nearest
bis heart. draw forth said ears from their
coat tail pockets. We have one Commis-
sioner whe Is an umcompromiSins Demo
crat, and We are tod the only one, who be
ing q practical hunter, = competeni 20 judge
hatween the ears Of q rabbit and fox and il
there i any Republican who has made q
trade in view Of the above position, We
would inform him that IL, Nimrod Cammis-
sioner i ahead MAG
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The estate Of Herman Heinemeyer. deed.
The undersigned Auditor appointed ~ the
Orphans' Court Of Somerset county Pa. = dis
tribute the funds in the hands o. AndreW Waga-
mar. aGmir. Of said decreased. viii meet all par
ties interested at hIs Office In Somerset thursday.
December g $50 at o'clcc< p n i0r the purpose
of said appointment.
Z. r PATTERSON.
N5v.I Auditar
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OBPIIANS' COURT SALE.

by virtue o. an grler sl sale issued cu- sf.I.-
, Orphans Court ai $ ur7sst Co. PENN. erT
: 90 lie directed viii expose to pU5lic sale on
S7tar3GH DrremjuIIti. 1850.
% o'clock p. ~ on the premises. ai the follow
ln2 described real estate hLe tie ur..-.srs. or
Ca harine Grove decd. yf7
a certain track q land situate ll Shade Twp.
somerset county. Pa 1IiHiaiug lands gF UtrtI
BaTniar- John Daiiy. Thomas George and I---e
Potts containing ltJ acres more u less abu. -a
acF.s clear an Z, acres 10 meadow balance we'll
timoer-d having thereon erected two dvgeIIi1s~
houses. Jog barn. cooper shop. gralarv. ana
other outhuildings about 800 sugar trees - :.
Limestone quarry on the premises.
TERMS -Gre-thf-i In hand ruefbf-I ia rro
year, and ene-third ia two years with Interest IN
payments. Purchase money 20 be secured bv
judgments.
TOBIAS GROVE
ECv.l 1l--.-4s,
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n...r''F ~ i.so o, samcrse; twp. deed.
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SAFE REGISTER.

-F-.tc oft'tfh5-ine GsH.t, laie ~
Shade togI=hip, decd
-r---F Fstate ol Frederick I. ven :
t.ro uf Somerset tap. de- q.
Estate 90 Abraham Pic. late "i
Jenser wnsHip, deed.
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NOTICE

Ny Uiei Sarah having isit Dy bed and board
without Ils- cause or pros 1clti1n. the public are
hereby notlIed uf- % iilr'..r u trust her co ny
accg1ut, as twLi pay ~ iehts Cf her c1uirac-ial
Nov, Il CHAMBERS EATIZ
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.DIssOLUTION NOTICE

The partnership heretofore existing between
"m- Endsley = S0a is this day dissolved tr
mutual consent J. " Eu5sl1y retiring j. w.
Endsiey Il suthori1eiE1 collect al accounts ard
notes Gue the firm
WE. ESUSLET
Nov j. W.ENUSLET
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4 UDITOR'SNOTTCE

AtaH Orphans Court held at Ssuarss.. Pa "a
the lath day Of November, 1ssI, the UNDERLINED
auditor was duly appgiutel % pass upon q gN-
ceptions ant make Distribution u the fuuLs ir
tie hands oi Samuel and Ia athias P0orbaugh Ex
ecutors Of John Fo0r14g-h. deed. 70 aud among
those legally entitled thereto, hereby gives notice
that Re vii az END % te duties uf the a65y. .a
poiutDent az bic OH -g "a the Borough OF SgHsr-
set n Friday, DeeeIahe H. 1ssJ. wasl anl where
all persons interested can atterd.
GEORGE T}. SCTLL-
N1V l. Auditor.
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Many of our citizens and neighbors arc
now. no doubt, re-re;ting some Of their
rash acts committed before the election and
in the heat Of the campaign. But, 10 a
large degree, these acts should be parioned,
and an should return to their daily oocupa-
tions with good viii and friendship toward
,heir brethren of any and all parties The
g7ea, political ii-ht Of l,>o is over 50 far, at
least, as il was within the power of the citi-
zens casting their votes for their choice Of
candidate: and now le; gs shake hands
with one acsonl aud 90 ON in 1ur usual bus
,uess pursuits, and drop all cnmity in true
American spirit.
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ADVERTISED Lr-rrEas.-The following le;-
ters in the Post Office, at Somerset, Pa, will
be sent to the Dead Letter Office, if not call
ed for on or before December 10, 1850.
Butler. George W, Stern, Alex.
Barknan. Miss Eliza, Speicher, 4. r,
Bachell. Miss ophelia, ,Sheelor, Vim. Y,
Janey, Moses, White, George W,
Kennel, Rachael, Walker, William,
Kuhns, Daniel, Young, George,
Nedrow, Henry,
\ c. DAVIS,
Postmaster.
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The 1t. Johns Reformed Church, cornel
Somerset and Dibcr streets, Johustown, Pa
viii bc dedicated % the service Of the triune
God. sunday, Nov p, 1852 Rev Dr. Theo-
dor1 Apple Of Lancaster, viii otiiciatc
The installation Of Rev ". II. Bates. over
the mission interest, viii take place on sun
day evening, by = committee % Westmorc-
land Chassis.
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Mr.. :. L. Trent is the oaly gentleman of
our acquaintance who 60, too much coon
during the late campaign, but he certainly
did while attempting to box q coon that had
been carried ia the procession Tuesday
night The animal bit him through the
l--ag part Of bis left haad, inaic,iag an us-
Is and painful wound
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Nh Shaiier. Of this township was in Som
er,ct with load ofoa,S Monday morning,
and while hc was in Cook & Beerits' store,
hs, two horse team. which he had left stand
ing iu f- mi # the building, took a notion
o. run away. The team was stopped before
!, had done any damage. but Nj Sha;Ier in
-unain-aner j., slipped and fell on The pave
men,. iujuring himself severely,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-17

Governor Hoyt has issued proclamation
in conformity with that of President Hayes,
appointing Thursday, the 18th OF November,
as day Of Thanksgiving.
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near Samuel Nillcr's, and extending west
ward TO point on the public road leading
TO the national road near the MARYLAND line
The Court appointed Alfred Mitchell sur
ycyor Elias \. Noaer and Samuel p. Nil
/ Ter, viewers.
/ CoCEr PEocEEDiNGs.-Thc following cases
were disposed Of at the last session ofCour;,
commencing on Nov. ;. 1850:
Commonwealth ". Charles IGat.c-;v.
Forciblc entry and detairer ana assault anJ
battery, on information of John Gumbly.
Jury returned a verdict of guilty Of assault;
and battery and The defendant was scntcuc-
Cd 10 undergo an imprisonment of thirty
days in the county Jail pay fine Of one
cent anl costs Of prosecution.
Same vs. Margaret Mier assault and bat
terry. on information of Wm Earhari Not
8 true bill and prosecutor 20 pay costs.
Same vs.. Harrison Bland; =-ault and bat
terry with intent to kill, on information Of
Wm. Big-auo. Verdict guilty AMI defend
ant sentenced - paw fine of one dollar.
costs OF prosecution and unlerc,
an imprisonment AZ hard labor for ONE year
III 'i'' " es''Fi4 i'e''.-'i''i@Ty.
same John Dillon and John Whit
well; larceny, on information OF Isaac
Bowman Verdict guilty. as 70 Dillon not
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county J'''' ''' '''''' '''''''''~
Same vs-JameS Brown alias MAJOR Brown
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imprisonment. at hard labor. in the Western
Pcnitentiarv. for "a period Of seven years.
The indictmen'a-ainS. 'his human mar-
ster was brought by his own daughter. aged
committed
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li'cF' O'aer q % SUNS, A'Sa'En'.s. ''-
ueFei lof tie 'eie"'ahlS.
Samuel Hunsecker's use rs. Henry Hear..
sci. IA, % revive Judgment Plaintiff takes
a non-snit.
Union National Bank. Of Lcvi-hu--. Pa.
IS. II. Ferner sums. Aysum!Si.. p.c1a-
ant confessed judgment for $50
Catherine Lohrs Administrator SIS. David
Lohr; sums. Assumpsit. Judgment con-
fcssed for 8. 100
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Assurnrsit Vc-Jic. far defendant
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Ed HEaND The election came OF as
quietly as could bc expected, all /
things considered. The Confederate who
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Il-- week Mr. ISRAEL limerick. of south
amltaa township, was appointed County
Auditor hy the Court, 90 ill the v7cancy
made by the death Of J. NJ Baker The APP
laintmcut Is good one and viii give gcner-
aI satisfaction % the people ac the county.
Sir limerick IS a -taiwarr Republican ard
viii make au efficient office
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VIZ. ilL-ht III NtN ltIh.
The past week Mr. HacLe has spent .a
New York, inspecting latest importation,
and replenishins our stock generally in the
Wrap Department This week we shall dis
play elegant new poIVtNs in silk, Satin,
Velvet and Cloth, and on Saturday an cx-
quisite line Of SAcQUEs in all shades. special
attention being invited to the new Light
shades which have proved 50 popular. Om
Wrap Department was never more CON-
pletcly furnished with everything new
tasteful and popular in shade, shape and
style.
HTGUS & HACKE.
Cor. Fifth x Market Streets, Pittsburgh. Pa
TIE Best EyEE KNEW OF-J g. star
key. q prominent and influential citizen Of
iowa City. SAYS. II have had the Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint for several years, and
have used every remedy I could hear Of
without any relief whatever, until I saw
your Shiloh'- Vitalizcr advertise in our pa
per. and was persuaded % rry Il. ! am hap
uy to state that it ha. entirely cured me. /;
is certainly the best remedy ! ever knew Of.
Price - cents.
For sale by George " Bcnfo7l, somers et
Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-17

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-17

Nr Jacob Ne1 len here vith his engine
SUNDAY afternoon for John>town lie is 70
rln tie construction train on the other end
ef the :. q g. Z.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-17

LE-TCEE.-A lecture viii be given in the
court room. on Tuesday evening, Nov. l6.
lNs0, al 7.33 p u., explaining the peculiar
methods employed in educating the deaf
dumb and blind. Adnittance free. 4 cob
lection win be taken up Al the osose Of the
lecture. Tho money SO secured the lecturer
Nr \ y Webster who is entirely devoid
OF sight expects b. apply o. having an
operation performed on the right eye, the
sigh, of which be thinks may be restored.
The lecture will doubtless prove interest
ing and il viii pay our people 20 attend.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-11-17

I.any u our farmer friends who are in
dohtcl 20 MS viii bring US fifty or sixty
bushels oi good oa'-. we viii receive the
same a> cash