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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

J Forest fires destroyed several houses an,
barns in Crawford county last week. AM
several thousand acres were burned over.
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A DMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE

Estate of Ephriam d. Snyder. late OF Soinerse
Twp, Somerset Co.. Pa. deed.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
Fha wing been granted to the undersigned, by tbs
1proper authority notice is hereby given 70 thoss
Indebted 10 It to make immediate payment, ane
|those having claims or demands win present then
duly authenticated TOR settlement, on Thursday
1.-The 10th day OF Octsber lsS at his late residence
DIR. J. M. LOUTHER,
septli Administrator.
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Persons attending the county fair mex
week shold not fail to visit the large Boot I
Shoe store of solomon Uhrs and examin
his fresh supply of new good just receive
from the eastern cities.
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4 NN'FA'A -
A. ]. HileHan.
:. ~, John Bradigam.
'',,uch. b. F. Raymen-
y,lley. F. d. knepper-
.ssl, John stahl.
". 5. Mountain.
Geo. Lowry.
ans. S NJ. Housel'
levi knupp'
.orn. 5. NJ. Cover
Ipsrjamin Enos.
o., ',r,..SeyfoOt, I, Samuel Minder-
-. ). l. Potter i.,
-. Josiah Pile.
5r.H. Werner.
1, o,timore, John George.
S..,irsille. NJ. P. shafer.
.,on. Amos W. Bowman.
| pder Hoffman.
ming. J.J. zimmerman.
=. ". II. Boucher.
IVA. Brubaker.
Borough, VIM. b. Frease.
J. J. Bowman.
North. John j. Darr.
'~o.on, J. c. critchiield.
,sk, 5. G. Baltzer.
ra. Charles W. fugh.
cE. Gisbert.
.rrrkeyloot, A. NJ. Cramer.
Vim. Shaw.
.iars. J. q. Hiner.
| &. SCOTT, 'ho' w, Tile
Secretary. 'hnriiiah'
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We regret that the State Fair at Pit;sburg
last week did not pay expenses. The defc
IL will bc about 3. ,0o0.
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This section was visited by quite sever
thunder storm Friday morning. The rair
He'll in torrents for about haitian hour, but
the dry parched earth drank it mp so greed
lily that i'm few hours afterwards no sign
of the recent rain could be seen. The els
terms and wells hereabouts were nearly all
dry and had it not been for the rain fall OF
FRIDAY water famine would have soon
been inevitable During the prevalence Of
the storm one of the large entrance gates al
the Fair grounds was struck by lightning
and badly shattered.
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

10 Christena Keim, (widow) Peter keim, who l
dead, leaves heirs, viz: John H. Clay, Nelsoi
and Amelia Kline, all OF Westmsreiand county
Pa, f2) Joseph Keim, OF the state Of Nebraska
(3) Edmund keim, Of Nebraska, az jacob keim
OF Adair county, NO.. (s Mary, intermarrie,
with Jonas Blough, Of Cambria county, Pa, 70
David Keim. IN Jonas Keim, (s) Elizabeth in
tcrmarried with Samuel n. Fike, 90 Catharine
intermarried with Henry II. Blough, and tlo
Christena, intermarried with VIM. M. kretcf
man, all Of Somerset county, Pa:
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of
writ Of partition, issued out Of the Orphans Cour
OF Somerset county, Pa, viii hold an inquest q
the real estate Of Jacob Keim, deceased, In IN
lck township, at his late residence, on Monda,
tke sIst day OF October 1881, where you can atten
IL you think proper.
SuERIFF's 0FFIcE EDGAR h ish.,
Bomerset, Sept II, 81, >herih.
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By virtue of an order issued out Of the Or
phan's Court of Somerset County, Pc, and TO Us
directed. we will expose to sale by public outery
ION the premises, on
Saturday, October lst, 1881,
at O'Clock p. m., the following valuable real es
Xtate, viz:
certain tract Of land situate In Middiecreek
Twp., Somerset county. Pa, adjoining lands OF
I.syi Snyder, John Infieid. Henry l.. Snyder and
ofhers containing 205 acres, more or less OF which
There are abalt 100 aeros cleared and about 70
acres in meadow, having large frame dwelling
house, a large bank barnand other outbuldings
Thereon erected y
TERMS
One-third In hand on confirmation OF sale, bal
auce in two eqaal annual payments without inter
lest. Ten per cent. Of hand money TO be paid as
soon rs property Is knocked down.
SOLOMON BOUCHER,
AARON BOUCHER,
septli Trustees.
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( Our streets were quite crowded with pc,
pie from the country, Saturday, more PEE
pie being in town than for some time.
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For power, speed, durability, economy o
room, economy of labor and the cheapes
land best, use the Boss Baling Press, patent
led April 18th, 1881, by s. p. Harbaugh
which viii be on exhibition during the com
ling County Fair
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The echoes OF Guiteau's shot vibrated il
|many strange and remote places, wher'
|even those who think they appreciate mos
clearly the intensity of the national excite
ment would have suspected it least. AVA,
|up in northern New York two inmates of I
county Jail one of them under sentence o.
life imprisonment for murder quarreled il
|a discussion of the assassination, and tn
murderer killed his comrade. Last Thurs
day he was sentenced TO be hanged in No
[vember.
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We have a speedy and positive Cure, 70
3cariarrh, Diphtheria, canker mouth ant
! Head Ache, in SiiLOH'S CATARRI
SREMEDY. A nasal Injector free with cael
bottle. Use il il you desire health al,
sweet breath. Price 50 cts. Sold by Geo
NV. Benford, Druggist. Somerset. Pa.
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, The board walk out to gravel hill" ha
been re-laid IN 4 neat and substantial man
ner.
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LIST Lifbfs'
On Saturday, September cath, Mcssrs. Da
*vid Knable aud John Winters. Jury Com
missioners for Somerset county, met in tn,
{Court House and drew the following person.
Ito serve as Jurors at the November term o
xCouri
GRAND JURORS.
Addison, VIM. Frazce.
Allegheny, Samuel Walker, Jno. Ferner
Berlin, Josiah Hefiiey.
ConemaugI, T.. l.. Swank.
Elklick, Jno. Baughnlan.
Jenner, J. w. Brown, J. q. Mishlcr
ZChrist. Keim.
Larimer, Adam Poorbaugh.
Meyersdale, John d. Saylor.
Milford, J. f. Uphouse J, A. Saylor, A
Wilt.
Paint, James Felix, Jr.
Shade, Frank specht. jeremiah BerkebiIe
Somerset Twp, Fred. Smith. Frank Wei
Ter.
Southampton, Daniel Eycrdine.
Stonycreek, w. NJ. schrock.
Ursina, James Albright.
TRAVERSE JunoRs-rIRsr WEEK.
Addison, Henry Rishaberger, Ed. J. Au-
gusfine, Joseph Bowser, 0rvilie Heilman
Jeremiah Shoemaker, J. F. Augustine.
Allegheny, Henry Curley, John Geiger
Fred Miller George FELTON,.
Berlin, Samuel s. Shaffer, c. A. Kris
singer.
Brothersvalley, c. o. Hay, Michael Dive
ly, J. r. Boose.
Confluence, s. j. Schrock, w. A. Koontz
EIklick, Elijah Liyengood, Daniel Fike.
Greenyille, Simon J. Glotfelty.
Jenner, Jesse Christ, Geo. Rauch.
Larimer. A. w. Geiger.
Lower Turkeyfooi, Christ. koontz, Calvin
Peck.
Meyersdale, James Carton, Alex. Glotfel
.ty, A. +. John.
Milford, J. C. +. Miller, Singleton Kim
neil
Northampton, Dennis Leydig
4 Paint, Hiram Geisel, Hiram Musselman
Quenahoning, Jacob Koontz, Samuel
Fleagle
Salisbury, Jno. w. Bcachy.
. Shade, Samuel. Cable, Jacob McGregor
Samuel Wagner.
Somerset Borough, Thomas Barnett, Chas
lCoffroth
Somerset Twp, Jno. II. Custer, Ed. Shau-
| lis, j. j. Smith, G. L. Gohn, J. j. Barclay.
3 Stoystown, Abrm. Fcrner.
Summit, Frank Enos.
Upper Turkevfoot, w. II. Kreager, d. w
sechler, J. n. Winters.
Wellersburg, Eli Uhl
SECOND WEEK.
Addison, W. A. Fray.
Allegheny, Cornelius Suhrie, Jacob Quix-
ton, s. W. Shiller.
Berlin, Samuel A. Philson.
Brothersvalley, JIG. Hay, John Sndcr,
| w. II. Fritz, Elias Cober.
Quemahoning, Henry Walford, Isaac
Kaufman, ]. w. Shafier.
Elklick, ID. j. Englc
Jefferson, Jonathan Friedline, Peter Crise.
Jenner, David Cover, X. 5. Griffith, J. w.
iIaines, Jas. Rhoads, VIM. Hoffman.
Lower Turkeyfoot, Arnald kuhlman.
Meyersdale, David Koontz.
New Baltimore, George Brant.
Quemahoning, J. J. Zimmerman.
Shade, Josiah Brubaker.
Somerset Borough, Geo. ". Benford, Wm.
iHochstetler, \. G. Benkhardt, John Watt
|erman.
Somerset Twp, Uriah Trent, Rudolph
|Ferner, s. d. Shoemaker.
Southampton, Jesse Sturtz.
Stonycreek. ID. II. Walker, Jesse Rayman
Stoystown j. II. Hite.
Upper Turkeyfoot, Herman Phillippi,
|Benj. Clevenger.
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r..ir nex. week
Arc you roming TO the Fair ,

Good fr,sh butter appears To bc scr
scarce article in this vicinity
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
h OF
V1LUABLE REIL ESTA TE.

Byvirtue Of an order Of sale issued out of the
kOrphans' Court Of Somerset county. Pa, Will ex
pose to public sale, On the premises, on
Saturday, October %, 1881,
sat o'clock p. m. the real estate of the late
|0eorge Slough, deceased, consisting of valuable
farm, situate in Upper Turkeyfoot township
Somerset county, Pa. adjoining lands OF Henry
Whipkey, William King, Herman Kregar and
Green b. King containing 100 acres, more or less,
Of which there about 20 clear and balance
we'll timbered, having thereon erected fne two
story frame house and good log barn having also
An excellent young orchard OF choice fru.t-bearing
trees, and n number Of never failing springs.
This farm is desirably situated and convenient to
Dchool, church and MILL
TERMS
One-third to remain a lien on land being the
widows dover, ten per cent. cash on day Of sale,
|one-third Of balance on confirmation OF sale an 4
the remainder In two equal annual payments. with
interest, secured by Judgment bond. Possession
|giyen on delivery Of deed. r.
GEO. W. SLOUGH,
sepsas Administrator.
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New Goods at C. w. Traxal's; come one
come ali, and be convinced this Is the plact
to buy your fall and winter goods.
New Centreyille, Pa. s
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IEXECUTORs' NOTICE.

Estate Of George J. Bitner, dec d, late OF Somer
set township, Somerset County, Pa.
Letters testamentary On tho above estat
Ihaging been granted 70 the undersigned, b,
4the proper authority, notice is hereby givel
: 10 those indebted to It TO make immediate pay
Xment, and those having claims or demands wfl
piease present them duly authenticated for set
Element at the house OF deceased, on Thursday
3October 9th, 1851.
GEORGE g. BITNER,
Aug. "a. Executor
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Try Ira gentleman residing IN thi.
|place has informed us of a very simple and
sure cure for treating cuts and scars made
by stepping on nails, etc Everyone know,
the great danger of stepping on rusty nail
Jas in great many cases lockjaw sets in
land death is the result. The remedy Il
|gratcd beets, made into pulp, which If ap
'plied to the cut, will almost Immediately
'gise relief He says his horse stepped on {
hail, from which he suffered excruciatinl
pain, and was unable TO eat. He wa:
Thought TO be taking lockjaw when thu
gentleman applied the beats and in fifteer
minutes the animal was eating hay, and en-
|tirely recovered. A gentleman in this towr
was NO unfortunate as TO run nail into hi
hand from which he suffered intense ago
ny. The same remedy was applied and IN
= short time the patient was asleep. Sever
n other cases might he cited but these will
sufiice. Beets have cooling effect upoI
the sore and draws ont all inflammation
fSasAia Repository.
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UDiToR's NOTICE.

q Notice Il hereby given that the undersigned
Xfuiy appointed by the Orpl ,u's Court OF ScIaer
kset County TO make distribution Of the funds II
the hands Of Emanuel Spcchf, administrator o
Joseph j. Zimmerman, dec q. 10 those legally en-
tticd thereto Will sit ONCE 10 his ofiice In Som
kerset Borough, ON Monday. he "a day Of October
llssi. to attend TO the duties The above appoint
3nenf, where AMI when all p.sssns intcrcstsd eal
4attend.
4 H. L. BAER,
= sept14 Audff1r.
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School directors and others frequently in
|quire where and how copy of the school
law may be obtained. A letter shown u:
from Dep. State Superintendent Lindsey
states that 10000 copies are published and
distributed every third year. Enough
|cspies are sent to each County superintend-
lent, to furnish each board with about foul
|copies, This distribution is made about
January every third year. Copies can bt
had when ON hand by addressing the De
pertinent or County Superintendent, if tho
necessary five cents is enclosed
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MARRIED.

WHIPKEY-BARRAN. .-on August 30
1881, near Barren's Church, by Rev. JOIN
~. Unruh, Mr.. Jesse Whipkcy to Miss CLAIR
: y. Barren, both of Midilecreek township
Somerset county.
\ HETZEL-DEHAVEN.-0n SepfeInbe
si, 1881, by Rev. John n. Unruh, Mr. JohI
Hetzel, of ofCentreville, 10 Miss Martha Il.
8DeHaycn, of lockwood.
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FOR SALE!

"A FARM IN Stewart Township.
IA Fayette county. Pa, situated aboat two
|faiies abose Falls City, On the Il. d u. X. n and
Containing 80 acres " which rs acres are under
IcuitivaflCn. ADD the frmainder Is well timbered
with Walnut. Oak, Poplar and Locust Farm
|iies on the foughiogheny river and II. 4 o. *. X
|for mile or more; has fertile First and Second
River Bottom land of 80 acres has good building
|s~i nag stone, which can bc easily worked and
carried away by the railroad has a new frame
dwelling house, stories high, at distance Of fc0
yards from railroad station, with eight rooms.
|hi9h ceiiings two p0rches and large cellars; also
|outhouses, cribs, Workshop and smokehouse and
kioabie bank barn; numerous springs en- the land !
lbe river furnishes some Of the best bass fishing
/ IN the State The house Is capable Of keeping
|nsning and pleasure parties. and Is popular rel
sort 0i the l0rmer.
For particulars, call at the farm (Salt Spring
5staiion, H. = q. X. RI, or call on or write to
ALFRED HOWELL.
nuyz+et Uni0nt0wn, Pa.
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Jouxsrowx. September 10.
JExxERrowx, Sept. %, 1881.

dENSEhAo"Sf ocf't' -, 1904.
ED. HERALD Providence permitting, 4
Quarterly Meeting will be held commencing
slept. 30, 1881, and the laying of the corner
stone for the Mt. Tabor Church, will tax,
place on Sabbath, October 2d, near the
Haynes school house, in Jenner township
Ministers from adjacent fields win partici
|rate in the services.
No huxtering allowed within the limits O
|the grounds.
l.. NJ. BOYER, p. f.
A. 3. BrNGARDSER,
Pastor
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JoHSsTowY ITEMS :

Benz. Clevenger.
4JoHSsTowY ITEMS =
Mr.. John Z. Fry, for a long time superin-
1tendent of the c. /. Co.'S steel department,
took his departure for st. Louis, Saturday
morning, where he win assume charge of
the entire manufacturing operations of the
Vulcan Steel company of that city.
The Cresson Springs Hotel, which accom-
modated about 1000 visitors during the
heated term, will close down for the season
on the first of next month.
On Wednesday last the only remaining
child Of large family consisting of eight
children, of Mr.. Boyle, who resides between
Cresson and Summitville, this county, died
of the dreaded disease diphtheria, leaving
the parents alone to mourn over their grea,
loss. 1t seems sad when one out of family
is taken away, but when it comes to eighi
household treasures being consigned to the
Bgraye it is their time TO weep. There has
been much sympathy and aid extended
Utnem IN tnelr sau aH1ictlon.
Leonard Hook, who was taken to Tho
Almshouse the beginning of last week, as q
pauper turns out to be worth little sun
3of money, as when he was diyested of hi.
lclothing, q certificate of deposit, in one Of oul
banks was found, for $40, and walle
containing over s2l, in cash. He still wear
pair of pants, and when they are removed
= it is likely that more filthy lucrc will b.
brought to view. He was supposed to be
very poor.
The most important subject for discussion
= at present is about the water. Wells are go
( ing dry. The reservoir which supplies th'
5city is very near empty, and the rivers arr
almost destitute of water.
II will be remembered that some time ago
the miners employed in the South Fori
coal region went out on strike, but moth
ling of serious nature had occurred til
last Saturday afternoon, when three of the
non-striking employees were returning
from their work, as they were passing
through dense woods toward their home.
they were attacked by three unknown men
supposed to be Mollie Maguires, and arm
ed with six-shooter revolvers, who demand
cd of them, upon bcnded knee, to quit
swork till the miners then out received thei,
advance of wages, but upon one of the men
refusing to kneel he was struck on the
! !head by one of the Mollics with revolver
3and soon brought to terms. Another escap-
ed, but not without ball being fired into
his back, which may prove worse than is
expected. The men are unknown in that re.
gion. A reward of 5000 is offered for theil
arrest.
The new bank building nowin course Of
erection on Main street. is progressing fine
Ily- twill be the finest business block in
the city when completed.
There was aereat deal Of rowdyism on our
street Saturday night. 1t was due to the
fact that several of the large manufacturing
establishments payed their men the money
they earned during the previous month.
FIX.
| Iouxsroux Sapfamhar 10
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|DUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersigned executor OF David IsohI. deed
will offer for SALE public Outcry, at the late res
|1dence Of the deed, Ia Jefferson township, Somer
set county, Pa, on


Tuesday, October 4h. 1881,
at 10 o'clock. q. m, the following described rea
ESTATE. situate in said township, late the propert,
Iof said deceased, viz:
The farm of the deceased, containing los acres
|morc or less, adjoining lands of Henry Null. Jno
Barclay, Solomon Baker, Cyrus Gable and others
of which about co acres are clear, the balance vel
Itiinbered, having thereon erected a new
fW0-ST0RY FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
inew bank barn. wood house. and other ou.houses
food orchard and good water, near to schools ant
churches. about one-half mile from the town o.
Bakersyiile, where there Is good market
TERMS
0ne-third of purchase money, after payment oi
iebts, to remain lien, the interest Of which is K
be paid 10 the widow during her lifetime and al
|her death the principal 10 the heirs OF David
|Lohr, deed one-.hird cash and the balance In
|two equal annual payments, without interest IL
|per cent. of purchase money to be paid on day o
sale.
Possession given April ]. 1852.
HENRY SCHLAG,
sept1s Executor OF David Lohr, decd.
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meeting of Synod, save only the heat; tha
was something almost Plutonian. Whethe
from manipulation of vennor, or u focus
ling of theological fervor, or cansa hatu9aiis
certainly for some reason there was such I
glow as had never had been known in TIN
place before. We Somerset men were credi
bly informed upon our arrival on Wednes
day that, about the time the heavy delegation
arrived from the line Of the Penn'a Contra
liz. r., the thermometer danced to the tune
of 10io on the portico of the Domino,
quarters; and we could readily. credit tho
report, for, even with the modifying effec'
of our cooler presence there was still such
tanning rs one rarely sees outside OF an
East India bungalow or st. Louis beer gar
den. Things seemed all ablaze, until the
cooling shower of Sunday morning. Aftel
That there was comfort for all, and we came
away ''gutes uuaths"
OF course there was work done, and each
had his part-some more, some less. Fol
one your correspondent had enough with
variety. scribbling, counting, tanning. eat
ing and trying TO sleep, these filled up foul
of the warmest days and nights Of his life
EquaIly, Of course, there was talk, also
rnostly Of the kind that is done with thu
mouth; and those of the brethren who
talked most made the most lasting impres
sions--of wearincss. There was also thu
Traditional amount of resolving. Som'
Ylendid resolutions were passed, and the,
will, no doubt, all be wen kept-in the pub
lished minutes. That is the way Synod
senerally keep their resolutions. And j
might be said that herein lies feature com
mon to pretty much all deliberative bodies
Especially of an ecclesiastical makeup.
One Of these resolutions, and l think ]
uas about the last of the Convention, hat
IA eye On our neighboring town OF Sails
lnry, where, one year hence, the clans ar
sninto be marshalled, when yon may ex
pct further notes Of the doings OF our Al
I&~haoy cv,oJ l-.e ITVcrr Isy Rrr
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ALLEeuANY SyNoD. - The Lutheran
preachers Of Somerset county are just home
from the annual meeting of Synod, and il
seems meet that some one of our numbe,
gives to our people through your obliging
columns some account of this, our 10th an.
nual theologico-ecclesiastical pow-wow.
The gathering Of the brethren was fixed
for Tuesdry evening, and the organization
Of Synod took place on Wednesday morn
ling, September 7th.
For President, Rev. ID L. Ryder, of Holli-
daysburg, was chosen; and Rev. l.. L. Sic
Der, of your neighborirg village of Layans-
Vile, ye honorable scribe; with Peter Good
Esq, also of Hollidaysburg, as Treasurer
All these brethren were reelected and il
will stand them in hand to cultivate with
care their growing honors through the year
for when the autumn winds of 81 shall
Sweep over the ancient hills OF Somerset
those honors shall be gathered and folded
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On, WHAT A CoreH ,-Will you heed tbs
warning. The signal perhaps Of the sur
|approach of that more terrible disease Con.
lsumption. Ask yourself if you can for the
sakc Of saving 80 cts, to run the risk and dc
nothing for it, We know from experience
that shiloh's Cure win rureyour Cough. II
never fails. This explains why more thar
half million bottles were sold the pas
year. 1t relieves Group, and Whoopint
Cough, at once. Mothers do not be withou
H. For Lame Back, Side or Chest, nse shi
Ioh's Porous Plaster. Sold by Geo. w. Ben
| ford. Druggist. Somerset. Pa
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t"TmE DocToH TOLD ME-fo take q blue
|pfll, but didn't for had already been poi
soned twice with mercury. The druggist
hold me to try Kidney -Wort, and / did. 1t
ens just the thing for my biliousness and
ceus4ipation. and now / am as well as ever. "
irorpid liver and kidneys Is the trouble, for
xhich Kidney Wort always proves to be the
best remedy known.-H Hartford Current.
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RAILROAD TIcKErs.-J. II. Fritz, Ticket
Agent B. 4 o. r. r., is prepared to sell tick
ets to all parts Of the West aud East Call
end see him during the Fair next week.
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A. .DMINIsTRATORs NOTICE.

Estate Of W. s. Fcrner, late Of Milior,i township
deceased.
Letters of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice is hereby given 10 those
Indebted to the said estate to make immediate ts
payment, and those having claims or demands
against IL 10 present them duly authenticated foI
settlemcnt, on Friday, October 1ith, 1851, at the
house Of the deceased
JOHN CUMMINS,
aug5l Administrative.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-27

lrF,R.-Passenger Agent J. ii
| mo B. so. Railroad, is making ar
4, to run special excursion trains
,,.town. october 9Th, and eth
a,,e about S a. m. and returning
s,ing again, leaving Somerset al
I, N. stopping at all stations.
from Cumberland on the 9th tc
.-in in the evening for those desir'
bome the same day.