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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

EXECUToR's NOTICE.

EsIate Of Catherine WEipkey. late q Ugpcr
TuTkeyfoo1 Twp. S0merset %. Pa, deed.
Letters testamenfary 0n the above estate having
been granted 10 the undersigned By the proper au-
taOrlty, notice IS hereby given 70 all persons IN
dshtea 70 said estate 10 make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against It % pre-
sent them dgly authenticated ier settlement en-
Saturday. November Q. 1850 az tilc o.-ico of tie
Executor, ia klagwcu,i. Pa
JUSIAH GERHARD.
sept - Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

10 j. 1ffsalcr. Nary Anne in;crAarried wijh
Levi Berscy, SaraA, iEtcTmarried win Simon
Thomas the said Sarah being since dead. leaving
ISSUE four children viz: Milton n. Charles Har-
rey, James A, and Gertrude A. Thomas, who
have i0r their guardian Ephraim Thomas. Caro-
than Nishisr. Eizzle 8lishlzr. the iast named be-
ing minor 90 whom Joseph J. Misiier j. gsar,ii-
an all rssiiing IN S0mcTsat county. Pa, Henry
Mishler Of Springfield. Green County, Missouri,
ami Thomas Mlshier "a s. Legcr, Ozark Co,
MissSBrl.
You are hereby la-I51j that IN Dursusuee o.
writ of partition Issued sat of the Orphans Court Of
Somerset county. Pa, ] win hold an i1quesJ ON
the real estate 0f Gabriel tIisler, deed, il Jen-
ner Twp ct his late residence on the 2fth dag Of
September, 1850, where y5u can attend yOu think
proper.
SHERgFF's OFEICE, EDGAR KYLE.
August u, 1850. sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

The article in last weeks Daaoaa. under
the head Of a Political Disturbance, IS 2
fair illustration Of theold top thief story.
and Is a tissue of Galsehoods from beginning
70 end We DO not wish 10 take I'D the
space 70 review the whole article, but we DO
say that the writer OF it knew when he said
that .oyer half tlic number IN the rroccs-
sion were non-voters7 that he was telling an
untruth. ifte saw the procession he knew
That there were mo7e Republican voters IN
i than there are Democratic voters IN town.
sc lsnea that BE- vs,- telling m an.h
when Ae nisggotol .7on, General N ~
speech, ana, g. ue his oHa ian .uas-, liiss
he VIII be heid personally resrohsible Cor
this We have reason 20 believe. lie know
thar he was telling an unruth when hesaid
ilIai "a white aan who was engaged ia tie
nuddie was arrested and placed IN jail while
the colorcd men were allowed to 90 free
There was not single arrest made after the
row began. lie knew that he was telling
an unruth when he said that tilc rioi was
occasionca by citizens Of this town Ut. ing
the co.are,. men 10 I-iale an attack 1pon The
white men simply because ;hcy dared 90
speak O sentiment favorable to Hancock
The truth of the matter IS all hands were
drunk and the white man whowas shot and
his three pals, al Of whom axe Baltimore
shoulder strikers, started the row by yelling
for JEFF Davis and Lee, and threatening and
insulting every man who came in their way
who would not do the same They attacked
several cf the colored men and beat them
severely and snapped their reyolyers in the !
faces OF many Of them. That Michael Big
game was shot by coIorcd man 10 one
knows, and if he was it is questionable |
whether the man who fired the shot did not |
do it in self defense. Michael Biggane him
self says that his brother was the causc Of |
the whole riot and his mother adds that The |
oolored man should berelcasel and William /
placed in jail
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NOTICE.

Es.1te cf Andrew KunkIc. Sf., latsCf Paint Twp,
Somerset Co. Pa, deed.
Letters testansentary on the above estate laFiB.
been graulei % tie undersigned by tae p7oper
authority notice is hereby given % all persons
Indebted % said estate 70 Make immediate pay
rieut. and those having claims az silst the same
wil pre- sent them duly au; hentleated i9r settle
Eleut On Monday. the llth day Of Uct0her. !. O.
ANDREW EUNKEL.
Sep y. Executor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

The sturdy Republican ycouanry @. Jen-
ncr and adjoining townships, turned oui in
force. Saturday afternoon. to cree, tiuc
pole one huudred and ten feet ia length.
The work oC clcvatine the symmetrical pole
was done in systematic manner and under
the careful supervision OF the gentlemen
Who had charge Of The work, not the slight
est accident happened About . o'clock q
uacting was organized in front Of Mr. Wm.
Mor-aa's store. and William Zimmerman,
E-s. wa. -e,ge-.I "a preside with fun list
Of Vice Presidents and Secretaries % CONE
pose the organization il is estimated that
fully three hundred people were present
III. Fr-l ". l5eiscaker ouened the iall in q
acas and appropriate speech and was follow
el by Captain II. II. Kuhn, of John-town,
Hon. j.. Coi5on and Hon. W Il. Koontz.
of Somerset. Thc speaker were frequently
interrupted l', loud applause. The citizens
Of this section are fuily aroused, and it may
De Sc. down as a forcgone conclusion that
they viii give "a good account Of themselves
a The ensuing election.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

3 [. Trent. ESD left here, Monday after
E9oa for Indiana, whore hc has gone at the
request otthe Republican National Commit
tee TO spend several weeks in stumPins that
State for tie Republican cause. lie VIII
speak q. Lauor,e South Bend. Michigan
Cry, Loeauspor. aud AIiId!ebury d.is week.
aaI IS billed f'r one speech each day from
now uudl The Indiana election. which takes
place on the l2th Of October. He VIII rc-
tuiu home Immediately after ,he Indiana
election, and will again take an active part
Ia the cauUaiEn in this county. Nr. Trent
most entertaining we have ever listened 20
aHd we are glad t3 see his talent recognized
h, tle National Committee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

FAcrs-Thosc contempt trip vest
ward VIII certainly do wei TO carefaly yeaa-
salt tEc time tables of the Baltimore c Ohio
road. Its celebrated fast trains. IFS sure
connections, and rates always IS low @ the
lowest. make it beyond all controversy thc
best line wes- Colonists are carried ia
first class cars on fast trains, and every pos
si5le care IS taken 10 insure comfort and
convenience. BY the Baltimore and Ohio
only is the choice Of routes offered 10 tie
west, via s.. Loais oe Chicago. and IN either
gase, trains ran through wi-h9gt change Of
ears. Direct connection Is made a5 both
cities with all leading lines 20 the wcs-
northwest and ,outhwe-; and ,hcsu E but
single change of ears to Iowa, Kansas. Ne
5raska, Texas, Minnesota etc. No other
line can offer such advantages as the Balt-
more and Ohio Itcpzts hu. q very LITTLE
time and trouble TO learn this. and in tie
end may lead 70 the saving Of much Of both
as well as money. Above all G.ine. douot
purchase tickets before having talk orIe-
ceiviEg q letter from ono of the r. 3 O.
Agents. A le.tcr addressed 10 y. T. Bond
Cumberland. Md; to G. +. Dud1ow, liar
pcr's Ferry; TO Daniel Bride, Baltimore; or
J. II. Fritz, Somerset, Pa, or q call upon
either OF these gentlemen Will lead TO thor
oIah information as 20 all necessary details
af time. connections, fares, baggage, etc..
e,c.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

The Pe1us.yaa.a Railroad Company l.
siiil erecting DWELLING houses icrits employ
e. along 'hc iEc 81 tac road. ar Walls
s.a.ioa liae rca house, planned for ;Ro
ali.io. each. h-.e been commenced The
E4i'r'a3 Company Is erecting these houses
f1r sss.--f.so-- ar-men anl tra-kmen, not
fr- t..a purpn-e revenue bat f1rtAc better
condition q thc mea mrHissi.s them first
class houses 90 auv point oa subdivision
q, lc-- rate tEan ozn De Obtained from land
lords
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
JEFFERSON ACADEMY.

fTNOROTGH preparation for College; soea
FugIish and Lsslnsss education Moderate
expenses not necessarily exceeding - o. ~ pr
term Good chemical and philosophical appara-
tGs: large library. Cod moral and soeiai u
ro1ndings French and German taught NexI
tern eOuinercss September 18th, lss0.
REv. WI. EW ING. PHfN-,
nj Cann0nsburg Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

samuel Stuff, AMI vileT In the Court Of Com
o.. mon Pleas Of Somerset
fC0, Pa 80. e17 April
JgsilA Miller. Term. ls59.
Is Uiuutlry Assiglmeutl
90 August 1ss3 AssiEuce's account confirmed
by Court; AMI now 60 Aarust. 1850. on motion Of
Mcss-s. Co.rUth S Rup9el EsIrs, attorneys for
tie Assignee. the Court appoint John K. Scott.
Auditor. 20 distribute the iund in the hands o.
the Assignee, TO and among those lesaily entitled
thereto.
SOaIERS Er COUNTY. ss
Extract l~5n The rsca-1- certified e9-h August,
1850.
o.. Sd i. y. ScliEIL Proth'y
Notice e hereby given 10 an ipariies Interested
that I7ili tend 10 the duties nl the above ap-
pcil.m1a-. az lcy oilec 10 Jlr h3-oagh-gi Sonler-
set, On IhursilF. tie 1-n cf October. at o'clock
o.. H-- vhcn aUl where tFuse IN .intsrcs can az
tcEl il thcy 1-a proper
JOHN Z. SCOTT.
arr- auritar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
A UDITOR's NOTICE

SOMERSET COUNTY, IS:
fl Atau Orphans Court held at Somerset
SEAL. In AMI for Somerset County, On the 2o.n
i--N day Of Aug. 4. D. l,,J 5elsrc tne Hon
orahie Judges thereof
in the matter Of The estate q Jacob J. Deyers.
decd for dist-i1u; ion. on motion the Court
appoint John X. E-fie. Auditor o. make distriou-
non of the funds 70 lad among those legally en-
titled thereto
By the Court
W i. FEEASE.
Clerk.
Notice Is hereby given, that Willat,end % the
duties Of the above appointment 70 the ellee %
VIM II. koontk, in the borough % Somerset.
Thursday. October u. 1ss3. when and wherc al
parties interested can attend lf they think pruFer
JOHN r. EDlE,
sept -. Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

MnFoaD IrEois-A Garfield meeting e
announced to be held at lockwood, friday
evening, s September 25th. An enthusiast,
staanch Republicans are requested TO b.
present.
Gillian Miller Is the bo-s tLrcsher of l..i-
township. lie ha, been at it two months
and Will not 81; through for two months
more.
Nic-~Is J. Farlins and ,. ]. Smith, who
were taking a tour to Louisville, Ky, and
other places, returned Yesterday.
Apple, peachcs and pears are more Ilcn-
tiful this year, in our township, tian they
have been for several ycars.
Examination of teachers viii Le hali "a
Sept. 30th. at Ccnircyiile
frr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
JIXECUTORs SALE

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
By virtue OF an order issued ont oi the Orphans
Court OF somerset county, Pa, the undersigned
Executors OF Philip shaver, jr, ..ge'i, Vil aaer
.0r sale by puaiie cutlery, ca
Saavdu. Ociojrf -. 1850.
At / O'Clock. r. ,l.. 20 StoFstowu Pa. the FOLLOW
iug described real estate Of PaiIp shaver Jr..
No. !. Tie home t.act, situate IN 2ue1ahouiug
township, Somerset county, Pa. acui1ing IauGs
OF Adam B1rnhart, Josiah Long, Edward Gos-
tOilcr and others, containing - acres, more or
less Igu acres 81 Thicu are clear, and tEc balance
well timhercd With oak and pine. There are IS
acres in meadow. Ilcr5 Is good orchard OF
choice fruit on the lSrm, ami The ioaoWing are
the Improvements, VIZ. IW1 tEo story frame
dwelling houses. 10th lH good repair AId CGe
comparatively new @ iIr-e bank bafu AMI cahcr
necessary oatoEiicings, aa4 small mlA. I..c
iarH IS we'll w=tcTe4.
40. , a tract OF farm known as tie Gunder
tract, situate above, adjoining land yf Michael
Dickey, Jono. B0yts, josiah MoWry and others.
containing 20l acres, more or less, Of which 10
acres are cleared and - acres ia meadow, aad tie
balance is vel timber 55 acres OF II being hess
white pine. There are two orchards OF good fruit
on the premises, and good twc-stoTy frame house
and lgg barn.
- and State Aforesaid, known as the Reese farm
al ioiniug lands 0i John Ackerman. John Bisblng
and others, containing 33 acres, nearly ali clear.
There Is q small sugar camp oa ,he place, and a
loS house and Darn
-TERuS or SHE
Cne-thirl in h1ud: oHe-third Of the purchase
m0G-y Ci tracts Nos. ] and 10 remain lCu On
the land. the interest thereof 20 be pa!I annually
% El.z2 beth Shaver, widow Of said deed. during
her EatuEai iic, and aiier her death the principal
TO the Executors u said deeca sed; and the ual-
ancs IN three equal annual payments thereafter
without iuteTcsI, deferred ymcnis 10 be secured
hy Judgment notes. Ten recnt. Uf the purchase
meEey must be paid on cay of sale. Possession
VIII 5e given ca the lTst day OF April. ISL.
ROBERT Il PATTERSON.
JOSIAH SHAVER
StnLca Executors
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

~ ASTONISHING FAcr.-A large Fr pgr-
ton Of the American people are to-day dy-
ing from Tie effects Of Dyspepsia or di-or-
dercd liver. The rcsuI; Of ihe~e diseases up
on the masses Of intelligent and valuable
people is most alarming, making l!f' actual
ly burden instead of pleasant existence
Of enjoyment ard usefulness as it ought to
be- There IS no good reason Tor this, if you
viii only throw aside prejudice and ssep,i-
ci,m. take the advice of Druggists and your
friends, and try ono bottle Of Green August
Flower. Your speedy relief is certain.
Millions of bottles Of this medicine have
been given away to try its virtues, with SAT-
isflctory results in every case. You ean bay
a sample bottle for 10 cents 10 try. Three
doses viii relieve the worst case. Positively
sold by all Druggists on the Western Con-
dncut
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A UDITORS NOTICE.
RXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate q Tobias Miller, late Of St0nycreek TTl.,
Somerset TO-. Pa. deceased.
Letters tcsiamsntary in the above estate
having been xraated % the undersigned, notice
Is hereby given % those indebted 70 i o make
Immediate payment, and those having claims "
demands vii please present them duly au;hcnti-
-atsd Tor settlement and aiiaTnnee.
PETER MILLER
SsDI E1eeator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

For Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and ali AZ
iections Of the Lungs, take Ayers hefTy
Pecioral.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

General Campbell win ',o rrEeut AMI VIII
speak At the nteetings to be held at coaflu-
cnce. Rockwood, Pocahontss, Meycrs,lule
and Shanksgi'ie.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
4 UDIT0ESNOTICE

~
SOMERSET COUNTY, SIS:
S--l - a1 Orphans ,-or;r. he'll a5 Some--
zELL. set, in and lor Somerset county. an the
~ 25I day of August, 4. y. 1850, bsiorc the
Honorable, tAe Judges thereof.
In the matter % tile estate Of Reuben IIJdean
deed. fer Gis-I.luti0n On motion Cl r. J. ko0Scr,
Es,i.. She Cgur- lppGist John Z. EJie. Esl- Audi
Tor, 20 TX the amount that shall remain IN the
estJts in len % JuWar a. tEe widow, and 10 diz-
tribute tire funds ia the lantsai tha admnisrTJt0r
10 and among those legally entitled thereto.
Ev shs Ccu-c
WI. B. FREASE. CLERK.
Netiro S hereby given. that i viii attend 90
the duties % tire above appointment az the oli-e
Cf J. T. k1e7eT EsT. iu yie borough 0f Somerset.
cufFr.dlv. October l1. I,sI. when AMI where al
parsons injerestei csa Gt-elt 60 they think proper
J. Il. EDiE.
SEPT. i A1lit0r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

WHAT has become of Chairman Fishers
"Iiancock veteran club that we haven't
heard slythins about IL for the pes; few
weeks Was the Confluence meeting too
much for il, og have the members deserted.
as al least one Of thcir number did from the
grllv during ghc war;
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

The Synod Of Pittsburgh, of the Reformed
Church in the United States win meet in
general convention. in 81. Johns Reformed
church, Cenucyille, Rev V. W Deatrick,
pastor or Wednesday evening oci. lS.
The synod VIII be composed Of all the
pastors within its bounds, some fifty in
number and delegate elders, one from each
pastoral charge The sessions viii doubt
less De characterized by considerable inter-
cs'. They viii continue over the following
Sunday
Rev. 4. L. Truxal, late pastor ofthe SOM
cr'lt charge. as retiring President Of synod,
gill prgarh the opening sermon on Wcines-
HIE .E.....
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

@- ll'-l. -. e., tle .l1u.l-- described real es-
tate, viz:
80. 4 Ccr,li8 house and l1t 90. ground, situate
ig ;h1 borough cl Jt1rert0vu, Somerset county.
Pa. aji9iuicg lands Of Daniel Peterson and 9TH
ere. bounded ON tho north by Pittsburgh street.
Jgf on TIE east iy JCuuer street, containing two
90 ac.Cs and nitccn 'l5i Eerelcs strict measure,
Wl . gu1I tW'z---T frame dwelling house and
z-9sc rsgm, ware house. stable, ald other ous
buildings thereon erected, having o number OF
Eae lruit trees and wCii ui excellent water. TIE
buildings have Teen recently repaired and the
business location g. 90 gan5 aae. This property
was recently tins la-- a-i business place 90 The
assi.u9r.
Also 50 tAe same siwe cui place tle following
farm wili be sell, viz:
10. ?. A certain tr-e. ei laid situ3ta iu Jeuuer
township. Somerset county, Pa, adjoining lands
of Heury SiPs, 1iichaeI Sipe. John a. SIgc ana
others, ca-.ai1.uZ one Hgutrad and sixty four
G5iI acres rtre OF less. o. whi1l about 100 ceres
are clear Wi.h @ two sto.y house, good new bank
barn and cut buildings thereon erected. with
good GrcEari and well improved l1ni Known as
t1a samuel Er;.llk.r farm.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

W.li .,.J a- personally ,pau-.hle forsome
rcm.rs th5. were made about him in our
columns several weeks back. Shall /, be
p'-..s and coffee or IN wha, way VIII your
uncle ha.l u ps-anaiiy responsible, Mr.
Hrmff We age aGvicns. nay, eager 90
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4 UDITcB's NOTICE

2 UDIIct'S NOTICE
The undersigned, daily app-iltel 20 Giar,u-e
The .aad 10 the hands oi william BraUt, aG1 mis-
TRAITOR Of John r. Braut, deed.
Hereby gives notice that De Til attend t1 the
duties Gl his appointment en- friday. the lsr %
October, 1ss0. 10 Ei5 c.Gss in Somerset borough,
whea and where ali persons Interested may &c
tend.
IL BAER,
C.rer E-.fsa.-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

pAN1rL srosror.LER.

~ III lIfIo Nlt@I@L-ll-
OTsomersat TSP. WorSiagwen's Candidate.
sepi.s %
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A D5IINIsTRATORs' SAFE

Il tt ----A ANIL ~ 4--l4- Ese / a ~.
Rr virtue ofan 1rlcr i=zEct 0ut ofthc Orphans
Cgur; Of $ meTse- county. Pa, the undersigned
aiuilisJr1-ars 1' Joseph Sul1err lite Ci -.IiafI
Twp, ia slii county, deed, wiz un
Saturday. Cc,gJG' y 15>1
ae o'clock. p. r., expose tIs following described
rssl cstats oiJcsegA scuert % public sale ln tLa
premises, viz.
A certain tract cr.saj situate iu 1IiIUrl Twp,
Salerse, county ra., g. ,aining lands Of George
Haugc-. Adam - ai;e-, Aaron LlrEmau. --
Li-e1rJCt and Jonathan NV. containing Il5
Geres. s.fcs measure, ci which lsJ acres are clear
Cd and the balance tntml7r, and having thereon
crec--i good Frame dwelling house. nearly new.
e good and irge raGE bsTl. ana other necessary
ugltuli iilCs. There s. lu -eA-elic1r sugar camp
u1 ll1 farm. EttCd with G1u- u .cgs. G- which
WIZ go with tile iarn. fhere are also good stone
ant limestone guarries 90 The farm. ami a worked
vein 90 the besl coal in the Geigha1rlrJG. The
farm g. veil supplied with water ami has an
orchard Cf holcc iruiI thereon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29
Fl. MCCALLUm.
RTARSIIAL'S SALE.

Iyy virtue cs a Wi, gl Fculitll-l .-Erl1ss .5-
sued oui OF the irsui. Court Of the United t.c-s.
for the Western District Of Pslnsy ylvaaia. and 20
me directed, VIII EXPOSE public sale. az tae
$. MarsAaEs Office, IN tAc city @. Pittsburgh 90
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

The borough authorities have a large force
II LANDS engaged in grading tie east end Of
Patriot street, from ;le crossing az the
Methodist church to the site selected for the
new depot They are cutting several feet
of Of the iill and VIII have good road and
aa easy grade when finished. This street
Will be the one most used when tie railroad
is completed, and Il is right that itshould be
u,,. in good condition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

d number cfcEnmuaica.5n naeacl g.
.- .att f3r publication, t}.is week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

The Nt1.orr1,t urcie las associated sa
ali-- eltn sou.hen Bfgadie-~ TIA; be las
causl- ONE of iilei- swasger and llas COM
me;lce3 talking abouth,s wounded ''hon4h
ihat he viii hold the editor Of the HERALD
sss9''a8.9 -e1oasil'e we have reason 70 be-
Heve, is the way the Doagcnai pats it,
Please olec, tbe weapons Mr. Dcmocre, we
fee! that orr time l.as come ana VIII try and
meet Il manfclly.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

EEW aDFERTI8EHEETs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1880-09-29

OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue OF an order issued ont oi the Orphans
Court OF Somerset county, Pa, the undersigned
Executors or Philip shaver, Jr., .tesa, ViH .aa'
.Ur sale by public cutlery, ca
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17

Having Travelled al around the world,
Gen Grant returned home to take trip
mp Salt River.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1880-07-17
N 0 T | G ( t!
Valley Chief Reaper
To the Farmers of Jefferson, Berkeley,
aud Clarke Counties !

THE Manufacturers ofthis Celebrated
i Reaper and Mower take pleasure IN an,
nouncing to their numerous patrons ana
the farming community in general, that
the improvements put on the VALLEY
CHIEF, and thoroughly tested during
the past harvest, have all given the most
perfect satisfaction; thus enabling us to
offer Reaper to the trade second TO none
i'm the market. We also state that we had
Reaper trial at Halltown, jefferson
county, w. Va, June %, 1876 with the
'Ohio Champion, ""Buckey Table Rake"
and the New Improved VALLEY Chief
Reaper" The test was 2l In favor OF the
"Valley Chief" one for the Buckeye
Table Rake" and none for the "Champ-
ion." In order to satisfy the community
that we have the best Reaper and Mower
now presented to the farmers, we are
ready ut any time TO go before the public
to test and prove our assertions, to beat
any other now in use.
GEORGE w. WOLF,
Shepherdstown, JEFF. Co., w. va.
April "a, 1880. u