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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

/ crossed by b.i,igcs. Taey are very lJ,alii.
full. From Ccat rsicad you can clearly sur
vey the falls In their unSurpassablc grand
eur and magniiiccnce. This stupendous
cataract has worn back several miles through
the hard limestone. over which 1t pours its
laundering columns, and will by and hy
drain the grea, lake which feeds its boiling
chasm. 1t is estimated that over ten mil
hon tons OF water go over this fails every
hour. How wonderful Where is the liv-
ins being who can gaze on this prodigious
body Of loaping waters, aud with sincere
conscience cxclaim there is no God Ma
turc proclaims His existence. but the aihc-
ist aud skeptic do not behold Him.
The grandest spot about Niagara, is at the
end of the wooden bridge stretching from
the shore into the river. Here the waters
are absolutely around you. Seated on the
rail. you are continually gazing on the
grandest works Of nature, and Of art too |
fancy il is never well to see all There should
be something left to the Imagination, and
much should be half concealed in my story
The greatest charm Of mountain range is
the wild feeling that there must be strange,
unknown, dcsolate worlds in those far.off
valleys beyond. And SO here at Niagara that
converging rush of waters may fall down,
down at once into a grave of rivers, for
all the eye can see. 1t is glorious to
watch them in their first curve over the
rock. The vapor rises high into the air
visible always as a permanent white cloud
over the cataract; but the bulk of the spray
which fills the lower hollow of that horse
shoe is Ike tumult of snow, and, that
which at first was only great and beautiful
becomes gigantic and sublime as your eye
rests upon it. To realize Niagara, you must
sit there till you see nothing else than that
which you have come to see, as did your
humble writer.
Close TO the cataract there is shaft down
which you will descend to the level of the
river, and pass between the rock and the |
torrent Here the visitor stands between
the rocks over which the waters rush and
the rushing water. II is dcsolate, still it af-
fords eachantment and inspiration. How
vast are the-But 10 II is time for me TO
cease in this partial description Methinks
hear a cry from my grayer readers calling
me to silence From commiseration | ac-
quiesce.
As conclusion, can but say to that
reader of the HERALD who has not yet seen
the Falls of Niagara, seize the first oppor-
tunity afforded and pay it visit. You
will never regret il.
J. w. CAsEBEEg
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

Messrs. j. & II. Kramer, OF New iork
Branch Store, .ichnstown. have Just deliver
ed ihirl lot Of pictures to their customers
in Somerset. rs pictures have been deliver
cd in all. which give entire satisfaction.
These gentlemen win be here from time to
time soliciting orders and we can assure our
readers that they do good work at rcasona-
bic prices.
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TErc-fnn. -. -. -.
DUBLIC SALE
OE VALUABLE aEAL ESTATE.

By vi5tue OF the last viii and testament of Ben
jaInin Countrynan, late Of Somerset township
Some rset county Pa. deceased, We vii sell ~ the
late residence Of the deceased, ON
SATURDAY,, September 24h, 1881,
at o'clock p. n, the soilowln.; described zeal es
tate.
No. ]. 4 certain tract or parcel Of land situate
10 the township and county afOrcsaid, one mile
west OF Lavansyiile, known as the homestead ol
the deceased. containing sever acres more OF less.
with good two story dwelling house, barn, and
other Outbuildings thereon erected, adjoining
lands OF ]. b. CoEatrynan, John Hay, aad Jonn
Kring, and has thereon an orchard q good thrifty
bearing trees and good water.
No = One-fou-th OF an acre. more CT less. ad-
joining lands ef the decd. and J. y. CsuniEyman-
all clear
No 3. Situate as aforesaid, containing 81 acres
more or lees, all clear, except about three acres
which has timber thereon, al iOining lands OF J..
Il. COuntrynaR. David Tayman, A. Couatryman,
and others.
No. 4. a lot Of ground situate rs Aforesaid in
the town OF Lavansvilie containing one-iourth oi
au acre, more or less. adjoining lands Of widow
Pile on the west and alley on the eest, which Gsie
borders on Isaac Flick's lot.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

A telegram TO the Pittsburgh DiS'afch
says that the settling up Of the estate OF the
late A. A. Stewart, Esq. of Greensburg,
shows that he was not only insolvent but
that he had been guilty Of using the money
Of his clients. 4 prominent attorney told
the correspondent that it was a growing be-
lief that Mr. Stewart had committed suicide
to escape the ignominy which would follow
exposure Al the time Of Mr.. Stewards
strange death he was supposed to be worth
upward nf sl00,00o
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

Nennor says: : "The winter of 1852 II IS
yet impossible To forecast. am wavering
between two points, and find myself una
BILE to decide whether there is TO be cold
weather an light snow-falls in New York,
with more SHOWS in Canada, or whether the
season is to be duplication of last winter.
II will be remembered that last spring he
prophesied that next winter would be the
last of n trio of three successive winters
which would lie similar to each other in
their general course.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

The Office and waiting rooms in the new
depot are being plastered painted and fixed
up generally. For the present the ticket,
express and telegraph Offices have been
transferred TO an old freight car, in the rear
Of the depot, that had been placed there for
that purpose. The idea of tearing the pres
ent structure down and rebuilding it has,
We believe, been abandoned by the railroad
authorities,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

Notwithstanding the intense desire forrain
and the growlings and grumblings because
it don't come. people don't seem to be will
ing TO get the least triie wet. On two differ
ent occasions recently a few drops fell,
and Immediately everybody hoisted an
umbrella. The clerk of the weather seeing
this, no doubt thought, naturally enough,
that nobody wanted rain, and so on both oc-
casinns withheld the shower.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

On account OF the long continued water
famine, the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
psny is experiencing great difficulty in keep
ing NJ the supply of water necessary For
supplying engines on the road. Trains OF
tanks are being run constantly Cor the pur-
pose of distributing water at different points
to the cisterns from which engines are sup
piled. The water is obtained from streams
along the line Of the road by means OF
pumps. number of which are now being
fitted up at the Altoona erecting shops. One
tested on Saturday will throw two four inch
streams
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

A community of Mormons hold meetings
regularly in Mt. Pleasant. One of the male
members has four wives, and several of
them two or more. The men are employed
on the Mt Pleasant Branch Railroad, and
live good lives outside of polygamy. They
have recently made several conversions to
the Mormon faith, and now number forty
members. They claim they are in no way
connected with the Salt Lake Mormons,
though the book of Mormon is iheir ae-
knowledged guide.
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a ssIGNEE.s SALE

A SSIGNEE'S SALE
IA FNALUABLEREAI.I ESTATE.
Byvirtuc Of an order OF sale, issued out Of iho
Court Of Common Pleas, 81 Somerset comfy, Pa,
win expose to Public Sale ca the premises, Dn
FRIDAK, September %, 1881,
AZ o'clock p m. the following described real e.
tate o. VIM. Jackson Caldwell, towit
certain .ract OF land, situate In Somerset town
ship, within two miles ofthe s. q O. II, r., adjoin-
ing lands Of Benedict Yoder. Josiah Fritz, Boaz
Pugh, W. Fritz and others, containing i37 acres,
more or less about lis acres clear and 20 IN mead
ow. having thereon erected story dwelling
house, bank barn and Otnor outbuildiBgs, Two or
ehards, good eoai bank, be-, &c.
The tract viii be offered as whole also
IN parcels as divided By the read leading from
the Pugh road to the Friedens road, making one
parcel Of about 20 acres with house and orchard,
and the other parcel OF about III acres with The
farm buildings and orchard thereon. VIII also be
offered In parcels to suit purchaser.
TERMS In hand; y Ia months; = la e
year with Interest.
VALENTINE HAY.
Aug 81. Assignee Of Vim. j. Caldwell.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

Our big hearted farmer friend, George c.
Lichiy. Esq, called at the HERALD office
last week and presented the typos with
large bottle of last years boiled off cider.
The cider when diluted freely with water
made most delicious drink and the thirsty
printer boys enjoyed il hugely.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

'Mo.HEE RAs REooyEEED, Wrote an
Illinois sigl to her eastern relatives. "Shc
took bit'ers sor A long time In. without any
good. So when She heard The virtues Of
Kidney Wort she got box and !, has COM
plescly cured her, so that shecan doss much
work now as she could before we moved
west Since she has got well everyone about
here Is taking H. See adv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

There are sixty-one trout streams in this
State that the fish commissioners have
stocked with fish, placing from one thous-
and to six thousand in each stream. BY 2
Law of the State, fishing in waters thus
stocked Is forbidden until three years after
sueh stocking
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14
A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

Having been appointed auditor by the Orphans
Court OF Somerset county, to pass upon the exeep-
tions filed TO the account Of ]. X. MeMillen, Ad-
ministra;or of Anne Rsddy, deceased, and il nee
essary re-state an account and make distribution
of the funds to and among those legally entitled
thereto, hereby give notice that viii attend 70
the dutirs of said appointment, at my Office, in
Somerset, Pa, on Friday the lith day of October,
/ ISL.
" II. RCPPEL.
ptii Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

While most of the springs and wells in
this section have grown very Iow during
the long continued dry spell, the flow of
water from the Mineral Spring" south OF
town, seems 10 have perceptiby increased.
win some one explain the caase of this
queer freak
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

The borough fathers have ordered the
property holders on the cas-; end Of Patriot
street 70 put down pavements, in order that
there may be comfortable and convenient
walk from the depot up to the town. Prepa-
rations are being made - pat down the
,,a,-ar7,p,f et once
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

Vow is the time to cut down all weeds
and prevent their spread by destroying the
seed pods while yet green, and alsoto destroy
insects which harbor beneath the bark of
trees by seraping Off the bark and washing
the trunk and larger limbs with strong soap
Silds $500
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

Jas. think OF It While we nave been
sweating and painting under the intense
heat. with the thermometer over 1909, the
people in the Black Hills have been treat
ed to a snow storm five inches deep. This
i refreshing NJ 4 distance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

Nter pleasant vacation with friends at
home, the student is returning to the several
educational institutions Of which he is n
member and new ones are starting out 10
tha, un;riej school life where all their young
homes cpnt-e
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14
A DMINlsTRATor sNoTIcE.

Eats;o q 81 S. Fsrnos. latcs. all'Isrl iesa-iip,
deecased.
Letters Of administration on the ahese estais
having been granted TO the undersigned by The
proper authority, nolice Is hereby given 10 those
Indebted 10 the said estate 10 mako Immediate
payment, AMI those having claims or demands
againstit It to present them duly authenticated for
settlement, on Friday, October lsth, 1851, NJ the
house OF the deceased.
JOHN CUMsTINS.
augsi kdmsnlstrat0r
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MARRIED..

BAi;NpT- BOYD. si Sew 1ts:ulle.
September H. ISL, sir rlliiaa. gandt ia
s!i-s savilla Boyd hy Res. Josi.,l gerleg.
Both ofSomrrSct 90, l'g.
GARLErrs- MARSHALL. - ep.. >.
1881, at the Lutheran paronass ia Ffied-
cns, by Rev. J. J. Wc!cli. Mr. George ".
Garletts, Of Garre.. GarFet count Nd, ia
Jiss Nan5 l.. afar hall Of sam e, town
ship, Somerset eoun;v, n.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

We were visited by a slight rain shower
ai an early hour Sunday morning. just suf-
iicieni to lay the dust aud compel the mer-
c;lry SO take downward tumble
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

The General failed TO keep his po wder
dry" at Harrisburg last Thursday. We didn't
hear his gun crack" once.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

How" asks an anxious mother, shall
we bring up our girls - Well, if they are
playing in the cellar, shou; rats That will
bring them up.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

\ private letter from y. l. Potter. Esq,
informs US that he has left Meyersdale and
gone to selinsgrove, Snyder county. where
he has been taken into partnership by an
attorney with large practice.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

In all parts of town the wells are giving
out, and in some sections the citizens have
great difficulty in procuring enough water
for culinary purposes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

Graduates of soldiers orphan schools are
reminded that the last Legislature re-enact-
ed the law providing for their admission,
free. L. normal schools. Particulars can be
learned by addressing State Superintendent
Of Public instruction. Harrisburg. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

The practice of allowing ears to stand
across the pike at the eastern end Of town
should be stopped by our borough authori-
ties
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

W are endebted to our genial friend, J.
b. ~ansom, of the Indiana Dc1aocraf, for
having Somerset county added to the Juni-
aia Valley, thus entitleing our typos to rep
-esentaiion in the Printers Association.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

U
BY virtue OF an order issued out OF the or
phan's Court Of Somerset County. Pc. and % u.
directed. we will expose 10 sale by public cutlery
on the premises, on
Saturday, October Isl, 1881,
at o'clock p. m the following valuable real es
tate, viz:
certain tract OF land situate in Iiddlecreek
Twp, Somerset county, Pa, adjoining lands O
Lsyi Snyder. John Iniield. Henry L. Snyder and
others containing 205 acres. more less OF which
there are abont 100 aerOs cleared and about =
acres in meadow, having large frame dwelling
house, q large bank barn and other cutbullding:
thereon erected.
-TERMS:-
One-th;rd in hand on confirmation o. sale, bal
anee In two 1al annual payments without inter
est. Ten per cent. OF hand money 70 be paid a.
soon as property is knocked down.
SOLOMON BOECuE ER,
AARON BOUCHER,
sspsl4 Trustees.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

Sixiy-five excursion tickets, 10 Meyers
dale, were sold at the ). & e. Railroad office
i; this place las, Thursday. The Somerset
Silver Cornct Band was among the excur-
sionists
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

fhe ballr,ins from friend Orion's physi
clans are looked for with great anxiety by
his many friends
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

4 u.w schedule went into effect on the
Pittsburgh Division ct the J.. y O. and
on She Somerset d Cambria Railroads, Non
day 4 copy Of the new schedule has not
been Furnished us bu. viii appear in our
next issue
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

Potatoes can hardly he had for love or
money. The drought having settled the
fate Of the late crop the farmers are hold
ing on to what they have, for their own
use
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

The Weller church. of Somerse, circuit
Evangelical Association, having been thor
oughly repaired, will be reopened for public
worship on Sunday. September 25th. Rev,
". VI. stanford. OF Johnstown. will Off
,.irre
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

The farmers are busy preparing for the
fall seeding but are greatly retarded by the
extremely dry weather.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

This is the season ofthe year when the
small boy goeth TO the barber, and winketh
at him. and sayeth ''Cut Off the ends of
my hair And behold the barber cutteth
Of he cir and leaveth the ends
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14
SOMERSET, Pa

TuRKEYFooT ITEMS -
The funeral of Mr.. Noah SCOTS youngest
child, Walter f., took place Monday, Sept.
5th
Mr.. Jonas Nicola, an aged citizen OF
Draketown. was buried Sept. 9Th.
One of Ed. Alcott's saw mills, in Addison
township, was burned few nights since to-
gether with q lot of lumber. Loss estimated
at 81 800.
The people of this region propose having
harvest home and pic nic in the grove
near the Jersey church. as soon as Garfield
recovery is announced. Public speakers, re
gardless of sect or political party, are expect
ed to be present.
The formal closing Of the kingwooa
campmee;ing took place on last Saturday
night, although devotional services were
held on Thursday and Friday. Rev. Battle
bangh, the pastor in charge, received teie-
gram that one of his sons, aged 10, was kill
ed on the Il. 4 q. r r., near Wheeling, "
Va. MAC
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To TEACHERS AND SCHOOL DIRECTORS =
Examinations Of teachers will be held ia
Somerset county for the present year as fol-
lows:
Somerset, Thursday, Sept. II.
Berlin, Monday, 10.
Meyersdale, Wednesday, Sept ~
Salisbury, Thursday, Sept. %.
Pocahontas, Friday, Sept. %.
Confluence, Monday, Sept 2G.
Crsina, Tuesday, Sept. y.
New Centreville, wednesday, Sept. y.
Jenner < Roads, Friday, Sept. 30.
Dayidsyille, Saturday, Oct. /.
Stoystown, Monday, Oct. ,.
shanksville, Wednesday, 0ct.5.
New Centreville, Saturday, Oct. %.
Examinations Will commence promptly
at O'Clock a. IN. Applicants viii please
present themselves for examination in the
district in which they intend to teach, and
may bring with them a stamped onvelop to
enclose certificate. Directors and friends oi
education are cordially invited 10 be pres
ent
J.C. WELLER,
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A UDIToR,s NOTICE.

"A
Frank Sire aul IN the Court of Common
Jennie III. sipe Pleas Of Somerset Co, Pa,
- No. 50 January Term, 1850.
James J.. Pugh. Voluntary assignment 2i.ll
TAug., 1851, Assignees' aecc unts confirmed.
and now. to-Hir - August, ISL on petition O.
Assignee filed, the Court appointed l. Q. Coi0orn,
Esq, Auditor 70 distribute the funds in the hands
of The Assignee, to and among those legally enti
tied thereto.
SOMERSET COUNTY. ss.;
Extraet from tie Record certified -.th August.
1851.
Z. <. SJHELI4
Pr0thGnptary.
BY virtue Of the above appointment, the under
signed hereby gives notice that he will meet 20
attend 10 said GutIss, on Wednesday, the l2th day
OF October 1881, when and where ali parties inter
ested may attend Il they think proper
l.. G.. COLBORN.
sspi7 Auditor.
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a UDIT0R's NOTICE..

4 n
Notice is hereby given that the uniefsiaaei,
duly appointed by the OFp. Court Of Somer.
set County tp riAle ii5tr siion ofthe funds N
the hands Of Emanuel Speetf administrator 81
Joseph !. Zimmerman, eecl 20 iisoss legally en-
iiried thereto viii slf 0itcs M SIS Office, IA som
erset B0rongh on Monday. lsJf day orOetobsr.
1881. t. stteai to the duties hr above appoint.
'reit. where as5 wheH aii =. -.i.s interested
attend.
II. L. BAER.
septl4 Anaitor.
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An unregistered physician cannot collect
payment by law Far professional services.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-14

!; would appear that machine" hunting
doesn't commence in September.
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The first oysters Of the season were
brought to town on Saturday.
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FOR SALE!

A FAI,M ln rtewlr. Township.
"a Fsyeits COUNTY. fa.. sifuotet ai'out fwa
mile shove Falls cry, On the g. 3 o. X. ant
eontaiuine 600 acres. .. which IL 3rfee are under
enlilvssiou. and TIE r-Inalssler Is well iimbersd
with y aiuui. OAK, Poplar and Boerst- Farm
lies On tbs Youghi0gheny river and Il. 4 .. r. X.
sor a mile or mora, has a fertile Firsf end Secoad
River Bottom land Of 30 acres; has good building
and flag s5oas. which en- b easily worked and
carried away by the Taiisoad has nez frame
iNeiiag hqase, stories hixh, a. n dizfancc sfI10
yarlE from railroad station. with eight rooms,
hi.h ceiiings tpO p1Tebcs. and large cellars also
ouihog-ss, eribs, workshop aad sfn0keaoase. and
double bank barn numerous springs on the land.
2 he river furIlshes s0me Of the best b3ss fishing
"a Tho State Tho house Is capable % keeping
fishing and pleasure parties, and Il a popular re
sort Of the former.
For particulars, call at tho farm (SaIt Spring
station. B. s %. x. y. J. or call On or write %
ALFRED HOWELL,
aug2l5t FaiontowR, Pa.
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Five changes of the moor vii orcur dur.
ING September.
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A DMiYlsTRAToEs NOTICE

Estate Of p.,Ei4m ID. Snyder. late Of S0Inerget
Tvi, SOmersat To-, Pa. decd.
Letters Of udrainis;ratlan on tie above estate
having been g7inied 20 the undCFsgned, ~ tie
proper auther.-y. notice Is hereby given - lhose
Indebted 10 II 80 make inmcaieie payment, aud
those having eiiiAis oT aeBauds VIII present them
duly auihentlcsted tor settlement On Thursday.
the 10Th day of Dcisber Issl, at his late res.Jcee
DR. :. ~ LDUTHER.
scptIi Acminstrs.o-.
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A UDIrOR's NOTICE.

At an Orphans Court held IN Sofnerset, Pa on
the 27fh day Of August 1851, before the honorable
the Judges thereof n tho matter Of the estate q
Joseph limerick. deceased. on motion Of John ii
Uhl ESQ.,. attorney Scr Nathen and Peter Einer-
lex. Executors OF Joseph limerick, deceased, the
Court appointed the undersigned Auditor 20 as
certain W he are the heirs. what are the advance
ments IL any, and to make distribution OF the
fund in the hands OF the above Executors artsin2 <
ant OF said estate TO and among those legally en;i
tied thereto notice, is hereby given that be VIII
attend to the duties OF the above appointment,
at his Office In 5 Jmersst borough. on Thursday,
tho am dav of October. lssi. at O'Clock q. r.
when and where all persens interested can attsnd
u '"s' ''s p' JNo. r. SCOTT.
ses,t- Auditor.