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Struck With a Weight.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 2G.-Infor-
nation has been received here ol
a homicide which occurred Satur-
day night last at Mount Pleasant
Ferry, in the Eighth District of this
county. Edward Parker and Jo-
seph Mahew had an alteration in a
store kept by Il man named Card
ner., when Parker struck Mahew in
the head with a weight, inaicting a
severe wound, from the effects OF
which Mathew diedshortly alterward.
No arrests have vet been made, but
the authorities here are-o the look
out for the criminal.
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Hon a. H. stephens on conI,ling

AUGUSTA, Ga, May 25.-Hon-
Alexander II. Stephens, members OF
Congress from this district, in an in
terview to-day, said that Conkling
did right TO resign, as he had been
disgraced by the President. In his
Judgment Blaine is running the
Government. He thinks Conkling
will be reelected, and Tilden will
help TO bring about that result. He
believes Garfield to be the most in
tellectual president since Jefferson,
but says he lacks stamina. He has
no idea that Conkling will consent
10 be elected without Platt.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-06-01

ONLY go years ago people were
burned at the stake for possessing a
copy of the Bible. Now tie demand
is so great that over 100000 copies
were cold in New York in a single
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-06-01

THE growth of the west was never
so great as it is this slring. One
cannot pick up newspaper, either
from Iowa, Kansas or Nebraska,
without seeing a demand for and
the scarcity of dwellings.
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Sunday School Procession

BROOKLYN, Nay 26.-The Sunday
school procession took place here
yesterday. There were in the pro-
cession grand marshal, seven di-
vision marshals. S,74l officers and
81 800 children. Buildings, both
public and private, were tastefullv
decorated.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-06-01

Ir is said that all the able bodied
persons in entire districts in Sweden
are emigrating to this country. The
King has become alarmed at this
loss of population. and has called
the attention of the Legislature to it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-06-01

Mrs. JOHN BENNER, q lady resid-
ing in Wheeling, is said to be af-
flicted with a malady similar TO
that OF the sleeping Hungarian. She
fell asleep on the 10Th instant, and
has not opened her eyes since.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-06-01

Ok the 1st Of June the new tenn
perance law goes into effect in Ne
braska. 1t requires that there
shall be no screens, no shades, no
blinds, no curtains, no object at all
between the public and the gin
mill. That the 'skeen sunlight of
publicity" shall show up every man
who drinks, and there shall be no
snelking ar0dnd back doors. The
saloOn-keepers are making prepara-
tions 10 evade the law in various
WAYS.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-06-01

HoN. SIMON CAMERON has said to
an interviewer that Gen. Grant will
not he a candidate for President in
1884. The distinguished soldier is
satisfied with political honors, and
viii hereafter devote himself TO
l,uc;pocc
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were laid out in rows on the grass by
tho riverside
DEAD noDnrs UEcovFHEp.

We're laiu out III rows on tic grass Dy
the riverside.
DEAD BODIES RECOVERED.
The work Of securing the dead
bodies from under the wreck OF the
Victoria is still actively going on.
One hundred and seventy bodies
have been recovered, and most Of
them brought TO The city. All the
undertakers' shops agc Desieged aud
collins going out by the score. The
crowds at the river bank and steam
er landing have not diminished
Among the identified are two
daughters of James Barnes. The
list of identified is still Incomplete
4 large number Of bodies remain
on the grounds at the Sulphur
Springs baths awaiting claimants.
When the water was let of by
the removal of the plash-boards,
search was continued for those un-
der the lower deck, and % more
bodies We're brought to the surface.
making in all about 300 bodies re-
covered. 1t is not known how
many more, if any, are lost
The City Council met to-day and
passed resolutions of coincidence
A settled gloom reigns over the
city.
\ PAssENGER's STATEMENT.
r. o. Montgomery, leather mer.
chant, of Toronto, was ON board
but escaped and succecdedin saving
many others. He states that on
the passage up the Captain went
among the passengers urging them
to keep on the other side. TO one
boy he said, For Gods sake keep
on the other side; if you don't
you'll have to swim for it," A little
later on he saw the water pass in
over the deck and the boiler go by
the board, when the crash immedi-
ately took place.
Almost all business is at stand
still, and crowds line the street dis
cussing the sad calamity. The bur
/ ial of the victims is at this hour
2;;30 p. m. proceeding. Flags are at
half-mast and bells tolling.
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Bandits.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, May 2G.-At
Mountain Home last night band
of mounted and armed men broke
into Mr.. Lafett's store, robbed the
store of several thousand dollars,
set fire to the store and blew it up
with gunpowder The aroused citi-
zens saved the rest Of the town from
burning up. The robbers escaped.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-06-01

IF the half breeds in the New
York Legislature adhere to their
determination not to go into caucus
for the nomination of Senators, as
did their brethren in this State, the
probabilities are that the present
irfernecine war in that State will
result in the selection of Democratic
Senators in place of Messrs. Conk-
ling and Platt, and thus the National
Senate wiz again pass into the hands
of the Democracy.
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Stcppage OF W;ndoy. Glass Manufic.
tare

PfGTsBuRGH, May 2j.-The win
dow glass manufactures have unani-
mously decided to close their works
ON June / for the summer. They
usually close for the not weather on
July |, but owing to The over-pro-
duction and the high wages the step
is this year taken month earlier.
The warehouses are well stocked,
but it is expected that the present
measure viii cause an increase in
the price. The shutdown is under
stood to be for three months. The
manufacturers say that they are
paying 20 per cent. more wages
than they have ever paid, and re-
duction is contemplated. The blow
ers will resist any reduction in their
wages.
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GOVERNOR HoYT has vetoed the
bill granting pensions to thesoldiers
of the Mexican war. The principal
reason assigned is the present i'm
poverished condition of the State
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REPORTS have just been received
Of the seizure of ten Illicit distiller-
les in Georgia, three in Habersham,
four in Rabum. two in Cherokee
and one In White county. About
1900 gallons of mash and beer
were DESTROYED.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-06-01

CARL ScHURz has become editor of
the New York Evening Post, Il con-
trolling interest in that paper having
been purchased by himself and a
counle of his friends.
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The special newspaper friends OF
Secretary Blaine are just now rc-
hemently protesting that he had
nothing to do with the appointment
81 Robertson, that he has taken no
parm the quarrel between the Pres
adent and Senator Conkling, and
that he is not lending his political
skill OF PeEssHai or political inhu-
ence TO prevent the reelection OF
Senator'S Conkling and Platt, all OF
which may be true, but the country
just now is Dot inclined to believe
II
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business.

OxE Of the curiosities in possess
ion of the Young Mems Missionary
Society, at Bethlehem, is an ordina-
ry glass tumbler out of which Don
Pedro, Emperor of Brazil, drank
while on a visit to the works of the
Lehigh Zinc Company, in 1876.
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TEME TAgfIE,s
SOMERSET & CAmERI.s,

Commencing Monday. Msy ~. Is.r 49,
the Somerset and cambria branch II, -a
except Sunday. Leave J0hnsI5Fs ~ Il -i
H0Cyersyiiie ii,3j a. n. St1ygaTn ~
Son ersst i2.fi ?. M, arriving az X 49, a (
N. Leave R0ckV0Gd I.sj .. rn.. .--...-.-
erect Z-35 p. N. Leave Some-ss- -s1r-. o. 81
ins at lockwood IA p m- Lave R-.-
2: "a. s0inerset Coo p. ~. st-ss'.sa r.. i
Hooversvilie SEA p. n. arririrg r-
g.18 p. N.
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THE Republican General Commit.
tee Of New York State held a meet
ing and passed resolutions unani-
mously endorsing the action Of Sen
ators Conkling and plat. They al
so ordered a copy sent to President
CarfaIj
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-06-01

The Legislature has fixed Che 9th
of June as the day for final adjourn
ment. This will make the session
one hundred and fifty-sevcn days.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-06-01

THE physicians Of Mrs. Garfield
announce that she gaining strength
and her progress towards health
whilc slnw is satisfactory.
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uDIToR's NOTICE.

"a ,..,.,.,....,,, o., ,c.te a dis
,.is,si,,, Of the funds Ia the hands Of Iae5D Bow
ser ana William Hersh executors OF ! Ohm hsrsh
deceased, 10 and among those legally entiJe,
thereto hereby gives notice, that ne VIII a.ts Nv
IN nc duties Of the above appointment N th'
otfec OF N. L. Potter, Esq, IN Meyersaale, oI
thursday, the 23d day Of June, ISL ~ cioes
p. Il ,slien and where all persons interes'e' e@i
~''0- II. l.. BAER,
.f1- Auditor.
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THE papers are commenting on
the fact that Wayne MacNeagh is
the only Pennsylvania that has
received an appointment from the
ne,y administration
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DUBLIC SALE.

The un.lersigncl will expose TO public Pale, On
Thursday, J'He 30, 1881,
a. . o'clock p. NJ, on the premises. two farms
lccated in Jenner township, on roads leading %
Iohnstoxn. Somerset, St0ystOwn and Pittsour2h
distance 10 miles 10 JOhnstewn, 10 u Somerset
and 10 Jennsr y Roads: none better l0ca cd.
No. l contains 216 acres. and 100 enclosed bal-
snee well tirnsered with piI;, oak, chestnut and
hickory: choice apples, ears aud grapes a
large brick house, barn ar all necessary build
ings We'll adapted for ia;lning and none better
for stock.
Eo-2 adjoining No. l. contains l94 acres about
Ig0 acres enclosed no iuildings: an orchard o.
choice fruit: fne site anI good water Ia orchard
for building well protected from storm, sloping
eastward. Call and see or address
WM ZIMMERMAN.
Jenner Roads.
Mayls I. Somerset county, IA.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-06-01

THE gentlemen who think they
are running the administration, are
demanding the removal of General
Raum, Commissioner of Internal
Revenue, because he presided at the
State Convention of Illinois, was a
delegate to the Chicago Convention
and labored zealously for the nomi-
nation of General Grant.
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sIav2i
4 UDrrCR's NOTICE.

At an Orphags' Court held in Somerset, "a, On
The 30th day OF April. 1851, the undersigned was
suiv aprointed auditor 20 make a distribution OF
Inc fenas in the hands OF Joseph =. Lambert,
Executor Of John Grove, deceased 20 ana ampns
those legally entitled thereto; also, 20 ascertain
sdvance,ueuts 10 the heirs. etc, and hereby gives
notice that he will attend 20 the duties OF the
abgye appointment On Wednesday. June Isl, 1881,
~ NE once Ia The borough OF Somerset, when and
,Sbere ali persoas interested can attend If they
think proper. ,,,v>- - s~ca~r
Mayi AudllDi.
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A wandering troupe OF tramps
numbering %, encamped near Ty-
rome on Tuesday, where they were
graciously allowed to rest their
weary bones by the citizens. In re-
turn for the forebearanee shown
them, they made a raid on house
during that night and carried off a
lot of clothing and SO in money.
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A MARINE HORROR.
AN EXCURSION STEAMER SUDDENLY
SINKS.

Los u, ONE. May "a This
evening at 6 o'clock the steamer
Victoria. with over 600 excursionists
on board, was returning from Spring
Bank, : when near the Cove
railway idge, one mile below the
city, the oat suddenly collapsed
ike an oggshel! and became to-
tai wreck level with the waters
edge. AT the passengers were in
stantiy plunged into the stream,
more than half of them being under
the debris. The fist news which
reached The city was brought by
survivors, who struggled through
the streets wet and weary. The
news fell Ike a thunder bolt and q
stampede took place for the spot.
Arriving there horrible sic : met
the view. Fifty or sixty bodies bad
already been received and were ly-
ing on the green sward some dis
tance up the bank. Those arriving
from the city from every direction
crowded around anxious to see If
anr relations were on board. Sever
al hundred families were represent
ed on the excursion, and the wall of
anguish that arose at the sight oi the
victims was heartrendering. Fathers,
mothers, brothers and sisters rush
cd about panic-stricken, endeayor-
ing to identify relatives. by Z
O'Clock 50 bodies were recovered
from under the wreck, where the
water is II feet in depth. Almost
every minute some victim was
brought to thesurfaceand conveyed
to the bank. The steamer Princess
Louise was early brought to the
spot, and the victims placed ON the
upper deck. Fires were lit on the
bank overlooking the river and pc
troleum torches were brought and
the search continued UP to the
present hour.
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Ray mo.
TpITOR's NOTICE.

IA -, .,,o,,,,d n make a a.
ss r ne fr,nas In the hands OF Cyrus Il
sb.Se- administrator and trustee FOR TIE sale o.
~. rel estate of Daniel A Rhoads- deceased, 20
ami among those legally entitled tnefeto nefeDy
s,I,cs nefcs that he will attend % the duties ~
tis a.,I5ointtnenr at his Office, In S1nefeet D"f-
eu,,hf "a Tbursday, the i4th day Of June 1881, AZ
o'eick p. ~ when and where all pes9ns interest
c" V'''' " H. l.. BAER.
49,. Auditor.
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Colonel Scott's Funeral.

PHILADELPHIA, May 24.-The fu-
neral services of the late Thomas A.
Scott were held this afternoon at the
country residence of the deceased at
Woodburn, near Darby, and was
attended by the relatives and house
hold of Colonel Scott, the lifelong
friends of the dead man, who had
been selected to act as pail bearers,
and number of the officials of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
together with Hon. Simon Cameron ;
Mr.. Z. b. Westfall, OF Remove Mr..
c. O. Zimmerman, Of Harrisburg /;
Mr.. Thomas b. Kennedy, president
of the Cumberland Valley Railroad
Company, General E. NJ. Biddle, of
Carlisle; Thomas Quicker, superin-
tendent of the Eastern division of
the Pennsylvania railroad, and Col
onel Duffy, of Marietta.
The body was laid out in a hand
some black cloth covered casket, in
the east parlor of the residence, and
was attired in a suit of black. At
the foot of the casket was n small
bunch of fresh-cut flowers. Leaning
against the wall, at the head OF the
remains, was the lid of the casket
bearing a plate, on which was in
scribed the following:
Thomas Alexander Scott,
Born December %. 1871;
Died May u, 1881.
The clergymen who oliieiated were
RI. Rev. William Bacon Stevens,
bishop OF the Protestant Episcopal
diocese; Rev. DIR. Maison, of King
sessing; Rev Mr. Taylor, rector of
the church of st. Stevens, at Clifton,
which Colonel SCOTS family. always
attended during the summer months,
and Rev. DR.. Swope of New York.
After the services at the house the
remains were conveyed to Wood
lands cemetery where the numerous
friends OF Colonel Scott met to pay
the final tribute to his memory.
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x1H @ wees IN your esn town. Terms and Al
~ 9usnt @ iree- Address ii. HALIrrr 4 90.
Mar.l6-lyr.
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NOTICE.

Estate OF VIM. Tfoutnan, late Of Sou,hamnton
Twp, Somerset Co.. Pa, deed
Letters testamentary on the above estate having
been granted 10 the undersigned BY the proper aI,
thortiy, notice Is hereby given to all perscns in
dcoted 10 said estate 10 make imrresiiate nav
hent- anu those having claims against IL 10 Dre-
cent ;hen duly authenticated for settlement
WM- TROUrMAN
hPfh - Executor
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A LOW FIGURE.
|ORPHAN's COURT SALE


BY virtue of an orler issued ou- % ne IT.
Court OF Somerset coua;y, O. Us a,re'i-l' ''
expose 10 pEo,ic sale on the premises ~
Saturday, Ngg ., ISL.
at one o'r'9ek p. m, the real estate %
SWank. de- .. VIZ ....,,,
The i've iIfbS Of a cert in tract ei li-' -
in Somerset '0nnty, Pa, the D. me p'ilt " =
Swank. dee being No. IN The inqa1,- -,
ing lands OF ! In Bittnar. George >"i.a, -
ZSuder and .l,'hn Baker cuniainIa- p 5-rL
about leo acres clear, - acres IN mcl'i'H -'.r
ings in good T, ptir large orchard ~ : ..-- 3
Of choice iIUitlse also tne snsii '--
the premi-es. 9th
TERMS :-One-tSiTd b. rCmlin it- --f-
widow one-thirl in hand balance y -,- -. - .
annual payments without Interest. re- l.I-e
be secured en the land. 10 per cent o. ~ 1--
cy 30 be paid when p-upeTty is snoeae,
MICHAEL >W ANA-
fFORtiE SWAMI. ~,
Trustees for the sale OF the real ssia'e g.r.
Swank, deed.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE

Having been appointed Auditor y ~ .,t1i- u
Benjamtne bittner. deceased ~ =. las -
Arrangement OF heirs. fix the amour. - rslil
widow examine the Judgments tAst i...,s-ia. 81
therein, with full power 70 hear anl -. s,Iia
questions that may affect parties an ,is blss
and make a distrlSEtion ot the iune' ~ 10 l1i
OF I,r. W. A. Garman. executor, hsrsl
among those legally eniiilsd -s,,+fss Of -
appointment. a. my office in soiaeI,sS vsss 90
Saturday, the 18Th dag o. June .s,.'
"Aefe al 's'h' H''e' RuPPELs
May %
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A UDIToRS NOTICE.

Having been appointed suditor ty the Drphans
Court OF Somerset county to make DIST i5u.lon 10
and among those legally entitled thereto OF the
funds in the hands OF Joseph Rhoads, executor Of
Susanna kooniE, deceased. / hereby give nvtice
that will attend TO the duties Of said appnint
mept. at my office In Somerset borough. on Fritav
the 17th day Of June, 1851, when and where All
pergo.s Interested may attend.
W. II. RUPPEL,
May 70 Andltr
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AIayIs,4 I
DIAMOND HOTEL,
STOYSTOWN. PENN y.

This poouiar and well known house has lately
been THOROUGHLY and newly reftted With all nes'
and best Of furniture, which has made II very
desirable stopping place for the traueiiEg pubic
HIS table and rooms cannot be surpassed, all be
ing fret class, with large public hall attached
70 the same. Also large and roomy siabling
FIRST class boarding can be had at the lowest pos
sitIe prices, by the week, day or meal.
SAMUEL CUSTER. Prop
5. Cor. Diamond
Stoyst0wn,Pa
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go WEEK sl2t day 4. home easily made
. . costly ouifi. free. Address IsUE * Co,
Augns.a, Maine. Mario-ly-.
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+. S. Kleindienst.
A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate of Wm. scot, late of New Centreyiue R,r
Soiaerset Co, Pa, deceased
Letters OF administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned By the
proper authority notice is hereby given 10 ali
persons indebted to said estate to ma Ike immeia,e
payment, and those having claims az tinst the same
VIII present them duly authenticated for settle
ment Saturday, the 18Th dav of Mar
at the law Office of !. r. Scott In the b1roue Of
S0;nerset. "
April 20 adminis,rs.or
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not liable ~ get out of orisr
and easily managed. Can DO
"a played BY child ris years oli
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IL contains - uOtes and psays
= Ia three different keys 10 Il
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o - u ~. 1,lslity the wood being u black val
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IN regard 70 musical as well as its msehiei sa
sith what precision II executes. IL is vne o. tne
Find that sleaRa for Itself, AMI need only % sssn
ami heard 70 Re appreciited We gggte n.n hn, tne M
Sate"ftee American Nov. 10Th: The most rs-
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BALTIaORE q OHIO


On and after Nay =. 1871. trains "a. a..
viii depart FROM and arrive ID .ls-,.. - ~
and Water Streets. as f0liogs. r.,
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IS Il. $40 sss';S e $sI5s ~ si'' @ 4ll'ii's 4all'is
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The Express train leaves Pittssu7sas a. s-.-
n arrlTia2 at Conne!lsv.ile - Us 3. ~
wood ll-4J r. M. In return tie Err-... -, -,
Cumberland az RS A. u. arTi7i5x ~ -
wood i;33 a. NJ, COnue.isviIe s0l Il Z -
burgh 7:4j A. NJ. '--
| The most direct aud pleasant r.g.ef-. ,.. E.
and south via Washington UItv
ihf0lgh Mall leaving az lJ1l A. r. d.r, -.
lives az Washington al e.15 a. " Bs'-i----.- = Z
/ P. n. PhilaPelphia 3:I9 A. =. Ne Yg-E...- Z
X; Richmond li:5 An
through Express. leaving s05r.v- f.r- .
rives at ashingion 40 5sl H. q. HsIs.----..' = =
A. N. Philadelphia; LIS P. Nm. y t.-,t
Through Mail trains dai.y.
Expsess trains daily excci. SulLaT.
Aa,eeonmodatiol trans and Flys..s EI.--
daily except Sunday
Ticket Offices. c5rner Fifh Avsaue 7-t "a,
streets. ana aeP9: corner GRAFT sl. v ar
Pittsburgh, Pa.
q. X. LORD, Gen. PASSENGER a-.-
l. II. COLE, General -i1zst -.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Estate Of AndTew Miller. late OF aIlssf.-7 Tn
Somerset Co, Pa, deoeasel.
Letters testamentary en- the above este =
ing been granted 20 the understand -v -
authority, notice Is hereby given 90 al 80
Indebted 70 said estate % make luuelz-s sl-
ment, and those having claims seairs.-., 4.
sent them duly authenticated i.r settIsre-.
Saturday. the 2sth day % 1Iay. ISL, .. ts /.
residence OF deed.
SAMU IL CUSTER.
Anil N ts---.
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.rHEAuroPHoNE.

rhispex mss'cal instrument has now been
tlerguahIs tested and Is offered % the iuhlie In
f..rst
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-06-01
A DNuyIsTRATOR's SALE

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
Es,ateof George Stoush. Sr., ia,e cf liI -
keyfoot Twp, Somerset eouaty, "a &C.,
Letters Of administration on the abS'e s..' =.
having been granted to the uniersguel' ajs ,,r,ss.
hereby given to those indebted TO it g sss.ls
diate payment, and those having eil;i1ss Ga; ~ ss
il. 20 present them duly authentict,et. ~
ment on Saturday. the i.h day o. ---
at the late reSidaaae Of the detea eg, ,-,,lf
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