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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-16

John. a bright and interesting little child
of Mr.. Jacob T. kimmers, the polite and
affable express agent at this place, has been
suffering for the past week from an attack
of that dread disease, diphtheria. At pres
ent he is convalescing and every hope is en-
tertained of his speedy recovery.
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CONFLUENCE ITEMS :

CoNFLUENcE ITEMS
The snow has about disappeared in ;hi.
locality and the roads have betome very
muddy.
II is said that Johns. Ellis, Of this place
has been awarded pension, for heart dis
case, contracted in the army. lie is the on
ly pcnsioner in this town at present. There
was another. but owing to the improved
condition of his health had his name with
drawn Honest man.
The good slcghing during the winter ena-
bled our farmers TO haul an unusually large
amount of coal and limestone to be burnt
for the spring crops. All our best and most
enterprising farmers arc lining their land.
Some are ofthe opinion that it pays better
to grow wheat and corn than to raise inuch
stock. The winters here are rather long for
profitable stock raising.
An old school teacher FROM an adjoining
county who retired from the business last
winter for want of school is about to give
the public the benefit of his knowledge in
the way of a newspaper correspondent. lie
has been practieing all fall and winter in
the Meyerstlale Commvciai and WILSON be-
come as prominent in the columns of that
paper as Philips in the Tfufh. 4 little more
experience will qualify him for all the du-
ties of a penny-liner. Smart man,
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WORK KISGMEs.-Before you begin YOU
heavy spring work after a winter. of relaxa.
ton, your system needs cleansing and
strengthening to prevent an attack Of Ague,
Bilious or Spring Fever, or some other
Spring sickness tina. will unfit you for a
seasons work. You will save time, much
sickness and great expense if you will use
one bottle Of Hop Bitters in your family
this month. Don't wait.-Buiington Hd'ck-
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The trout-fishing season will commence
April LIST, but it is said there are few, if any,
in our mountain streams, owing to the Sc
we're freezing during the winter. In some
places the water in the riyulets congealed
clear to the bottom.
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Subscribers to the HERALD contemplating
change in residence on the lst of April
will oblige rs by giving timely notice stat
ing the post Office at which they now get
their paper as well as the Office to which
they wish to have it changed
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II is difficult for any one 10 understand
how woman can be happy whose sealskin
sacque has been heightened by sewing ON it
a piece Of fur She knows that her sacque
is short, and everybody knows that it Is
short. and she knows that everybody knows
it, and everybody KNOWS that she knows
that everybody knows it, and she knows
that everybody knows that she knows that
everybody knows it, and everybody knows
that she knows that everybody knows that
she knows that everybody knows that she
knows it.-Pgck
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W. ii. Ripple, Esq, who has been con-
fined to his bed for the past ten days with a
severe attack Of pneumonia, We are pleased
to say is rapidly conyalescing. He is at
present able to sit up and hopes in a few
days 10 be able TO be at his Office.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-16

According to the latest representations
in this section about the lst of May. The
first clap will be Immediately over the Col
lecters office Let 'er roll.
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The boom in the Job Printing line con-
tinues at the HERALD office Our facilities
for turning out first-class work are not ex-
celled by any country office in Western
Pennsylvania, and the people are beginning
TO understand that fact.
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We have been informed that Or. II. S.
Kimmel has purchased from W. II. Ripple,
Esq, his lot, next to ii. +. Schelrs where
the old Glade House used TO stand, and that
he will erect private residence ON it some
time during the coming summer
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A DMINIsTRAToRs' NOTICE.

Estate Of John A. Snyder iateof Milford Twp..
Somerset County, Pa, deed.
Letters Of administration On the above es-
tate having been grated TO the undersigned
by the proper authority. notice IL hereby given
10 those indebted to It 20 make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims demands will
please present them duly authenticated for set
tIement, on Wednesday, March l6 lSsI. at the
store Of J. g. Snyder, IN Somerset borough.
- y. h. SNYDER,
GEO. b. SNYDER,
Feb. administrator
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1t is said that new Republican paper
will make its appearance in our neighboring
town of Bedford in the near future, with
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Much care should be taken with the adj
vent of warm weather to clean out cellars,
drains, and rid away the garbage accumu-
lated about the house premises during the
long winter. These things are the fruitful
source of disease.
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The ChamberSburg Patiic Opinion says
\ pious young man las been visiting va.
rious sections Of Franklin county, represent
ing himself as theological student. Intel.
ligent and knowing -or pretending TO know
the prominent men Of the various
churches. he gains the confidence of men,
bers, and has in a number of instances bor-
rowod money TO pay express charges on
books. He is a book agent, and has adop-
ted this pursuit fos the purpose OF getting
means 20 complete his education. He ex-
hibits letter OF recommendation from
Rev. MIR McAllis:cr, of Waltham, New
York, and gives his own name as Shaw.
james Carlisle, however, IS his right name
and as he is known in New York. lie is
described as Z seedy looking individual,
poorly dressed, and wearing very dirty
linen; IS above The average height, and
Sports dark moastachc and side whiskers.
He has borrowed in sums Of three dollars
apiece from quite a number of good people
to pay express charges on books" the
pious young man who is u pious fraud, then
skipping to some other community to ply
his vocation. Pass his around.
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If there are any class of men who are busy
at this season of the year. it is the candi-
dates, who can be found at all the sales and
public gatherings of the country, looking
up friends and pressing their claims.
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Ir. Jacob Zeigler has rented the old HUI
gus far;I, a short distance southwest of
town, and is sinking a shaft on it. In a
short time he will be prepared to furnish
our citizens with first-cass quality of coal.
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The LIST of April, that awful day, draweih
on apace, when the head of the house sit
teth down upon carpet taeks and the baby
persists in falling into everything that is left
uncovered.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned will apply TO the Legislature
at the present session, for the passage Of an act
authorizing and requiring the Auditor General
and State Treasurer 70 audit and settle the ac
count Of George Henley, Of Somerset county, Pa,
for rent, &C., due him for the use Of a house and
lot In Berlin. In the county aoresaid occupied by
Captains Bowies and Snyder and the men under
their command, during the year 1898.
March ?, 1t GEO. HEFELEY
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Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer
is universal iayorite for restoring gray hair
to its original color, and making hair grow
on. thick.
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Mr.. Jacob p. Weimer, with his wife and
family left for Nelson, ILL.,, Tuesday morn
ing where they expect to make their future
home
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Mr.. Ross b. Reed, Of Dunbar, has been
spending the past few days in town. He
returned home with his wife and child to-
day
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The State fish commission is now prcpar-
ed to distribute fish among those wishing to
receive them.
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We are at present experiencing another
cold snap. The ground is covered with snow
and everything is frozen tight.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-16

Miss Emma Davidson yesterday took her
departure for Somerset where she will spend
some weeks visiting relations.-Bedford In
qs,irer.
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Farmers should be on the lookout for
horse thieves. Several cases Of attempted
and successful stealings are reported in diff
ferent parts of the state.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-16

In another column VIC publish the list Of
Grand and Traverse Jurors drawn to serve
for the April term, 1881.
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Owing to the inclement weather Sunday
our churches were but slimly attended
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FuIlIs WHO nitthdeu eVtTy uAy during tne
last month J. i. Baker, II. T.. Atchison,
J. c. Atchison, 4 b. Tedrow, jesse Rubright,
C. X. Sipe, Annie Hoover, Annie W'hceland,
Elsie sipc, Amanda IIumbert.
Pupils who attended daily during term
J. r. Baker, H. L. atchisol, J. c. Atchison,
Annie Hoover, and Annie WheeIand
tender my sincere thanks to the citizens
of this district for their cooperation with
me, also to the scholars for their obedience
and kindnes, shown toward me during the
term.
c. II. TEneow,
Teacher
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May Huston, Ida Wcimer, Emma Pile
IIetsie Pile, Edna johnson, Ellen Fike Cla-
ra Spangler, Marion Sufall, John Shafier
Willis Rhoads. Eddie Parson, Bowman
Kyle, Albert Huston, George sufall, Her
rrianus Raer and Milton Savior.
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Moving day comes near the end of the
week this year. the first Of April falling on
Friday.
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NOTICE.
BOARDING &. LODGING.
4 UDIToR's NOTICE.

IA
Ia the matter oItEe estate) In the Orphans
OF Daniel l. Shaiier. late Of Cour Somerset
Shade township. decd. county, Penn'a.
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Auditor appointed by said Court to make n dis
tribution the funds In the hands of p. F. Shat
fer Administrator and Trustee for the sale of the
real estate Of said decedent will sit at his Office in
the Borough OF Somerset, on Tuesday. the Gath
day OF March, 1851, for the purpose of dischargin
the duties OF his said appointment, when and
where all persons interested can attend
II. :. ENDSLET.
March . Auditor
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The most direct and pleasant route to TIE East
and South via Washington CITY,
Through Mail leaving at 1881 A. n, daily, ar
rives at Washington at 9:25 A. NJ; Baltimore, 1885
P. M; Philapelphia $40 A. n. New York e:45 A.
NJ: Richmond HISS A. NJ.
Through Express, leaving sos P NJ, daily, ar
riyes al Washington at go A. n; Baltimore, 5:i0
\. NJ; Philadelphia; lbs P. N. N. Y, 4:iJ P. ~
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The sleighing is said to be splcadid in
somesections of the county.
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3p GRADE no an.

Eiiridre Kyle, Emma Walter. Eiiie Nc
Dowell, Florence Boyer. Josie shafer, Lucy
Davis, Jessie Ankcny, Irene Sampsell
Georgia Cooper, Frank Casebeer. George
Huston, Willis Weincr, Cal. zeigler, Frank
saylor. Maggie sainpsell, Daniel Smith
John zcigler,. Frank eanner. Willie connel
IL and Martha +. Woy.
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The Roll or HoSoR.-The following is a
partial list of promotions made at the close
of the Somerset Public Schools, and hand
ed US by the principal. Prot. Il. r. Sanner.
An additional list viii be published next
,raft
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Farmers are now waiting for mild wealth
or, 80 that they can commence their spring
work
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Irsr OF FJuRogs.-Following is the list o
Grand and Traverse Jurors drawn TO serve
at the next regular term of Court, beginning
on the Ith Monday of April tthe 25th day,
and coutinucing one week
GRAND JURORS.
Allegheny-F Frederick Shaffer.
Berlin Bor..Jacob Krissinger Jacob Ge.
ry, Frank Forney.
Bro,hersvalley-Henry II. Stai.l.
yenner-Jacob spaugy, thomas Gala
CHER.
Lower Turkeyfoot-J. A. Sanner, JOSIAH
Hyatt, Aaron Weimer.
Yeyersdale Bor-Albcrt Kem.
Middlecreek-W Il. King.
Milford-Jonathan J.. Bittner.
Paint-Jacos Fox, ]. W. Shalfer
Quemahoning-E. w. Blough.
Somerset Bor.-J. 5. Picking.
Somerset-Frank F. koontz.
Stoystown Bor.-Noah Bowman.
Summit = Samuel Mckenzie, Nelson
Maust, F. F. Walker.
Upper rkeyfoot-Jonatlan DHnbold.
Trsina a-John Anderson
TRAVERSE JURORS.
Addison-Deitrick Shoemaker.
Allcgbeny-H G. Walker, Gabriel Bar
ket
Brothersyalley-H Henry Stuck, Jesse Brant
Henry Gumbert, G. J. Walker.
Elklick-F. O. Livengood, " D. Hay. 4.
A. Ringer.
Jef1erson-Henry Schlag, Jr.
Jenner-Cornelius Bueghley.
Larimer-Conrad Felker II B. Beal.
Meyersdale-G. S. Miller, George ". GaSs-
man, W H. Sufall.
Middlccreek-Jeremiah Pile
Milford-J. W. Schrock.
New Baltimore-Wm. Gallespic.
Northamton-J. L. Deal.
Paint-Jacob Weaver
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Blansei, J. D.
Zimmerman. Joseph kimmell.
Shade-Michael Sipe, L. F. Blougli
Somerset Bor-C. ii. Fisher, A III. Cof-
froth, Jr.
somerset-C. j. Miller, J. l.. Wili. !. !.
Darr, j. W. Cupp.
S:onycreek-Jacob Heinemyer, Franklin
Spangler.
Summit = Jerome Countryman. Elias
Younkin.
Upper TurkcyfoGt-F. A. May
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The Express train leaves Pittsburgh at $40 =.
B. arriving at Connelisvilie 005 p. NJ, Rock
wood LAO p. 3I. In return the Express leaves
Cumberland at 235 A. M arriving ut Rock
wood 1888 A. NJ, Connelsville o.0i A. NJ, Pitts
burgh y:f5 A. NJ.
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FARM FOR SALE CHEAP,

The undersigned offers his Valuable Farm In
Shade Twp, Somerset county, two miles east OF
hooyersyiiie, and fourteen miles from JOhns;Own.
iorsieriy Owned hy Charles Rodgers II contains
100 ACRESi
Al cleared land and In good state Of cultivation
Also large orchard containing all kinds of fruit.
The farm asthereon cree ted large two-story
DWELLING HODIE
We'll finished, good Bauk Barn, 40 by 50 feet, I'd !
all other necessary out buildings The Farm is
well watered and never falling springs at house
and barn. For further information inquire Of
ALDNZU RODGERS,
Stonycreek Twp, Cambria Co., Johnst0wn, Pa.
Feb. y, lln3
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Mr. +. ". Beesecker, our genial young
friend from Jcmner paid us visit on Thurs
day.
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A UDIT0R's NOTICE.

The undersigned dnly appointed auditor to ag-
certain sdyancements ana make distributions Of
the funds in hands OF Elias Fike and G. S. Grif
fith, executors Of Joseph Fike, decd 10 and
among those legally entitled thereto.
Hereby gives notice that he will attend to the
duties CT bis appointment ON Wednesday the 10th
day OF March, 1851. at his oi.ice In Somerset Bor
ough when and where all persons interested can
attend.
Il. Z. BAER,
tee. 49, Auditor.
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MARRIED.

B0WMAN-SWANK.-on March s, lssl
by Rev. J. s. Wagner, at the residence of
brides parents in Dayidsville, Mr.. David
Bowman to Miss Mary c. Swank, both ol
Somerset county.
CARDIFF-CARTWRIGHT - On Sab
bath evening. 18Th inst, at the house Of the
brides parents in Shade Tp., by Rev. J. b.
Shoup, John Cardiff 10 Isabel Cartwright
ZEIGLER-AuLLER. - Same evening,
and by snae, AZ the house Of the groom 5
brother, Chas. zeigler, John Zeiglcr. to Mag
gle Il. Miller, ell of Brine.
BAKER-QUEER-Jan. 80, 1851, by 4.
Evans, Esq, Mr.. Hiram \. Baker, to Miss
Rose 4. Queer, both of Somerset County,
Pa.
WALTER-HAUGER.-March Is, 1881,
at the house of Simon Hanger, Milford Up,
by \ Evans Esq, Joseph ~ Walter, 10 Miss
Matilda Haucer, both Of Somerset county,
Pa.
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2xp GRADE TO 3p.

Theodore Jones, Eddie Weimer, Freddie
weimcr, George Benford. l,lde schell, VIII
liam Zimmerman, Earl Cox, Wesley Mil
Ter. Harry Kiefcr, Thomas sufall. Carrie
Rhoades, Susan Schrock, Olive Boyer, En-
ma Fike, Cora Dcnnison. ona May Pagson,
Alice Lenhar.. Alice Kesler and Sadie Hos
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and 20 me directed. viii exp- - saic by pub,
Tic oatery, "a. Sipessiiie, on
frfday, Harch 1851,
at / o clock p. IN. the follow do.cribcd real
estate. as the properly of Geo % Fritz, viz.
certain tract cf land ssiuare in Sornerse;
Twp, adjoining lands Of Jacob y. Speirher, VIM.
Good, Jeha Klein, Jarof, shau rs, Sol. j. Bak-
tr and Abraham Baker, eort aiming lg9 acres
more or less OF Which about lsj Hcrss are clear
and IS acres In meadow, having thereon erected
frame dwelling House, Bank barn. and other
out houses There are two good Orcha-,ss on the
premises and also Limestone. The farm adloins
she town OF Sipesyilic and quite valuable The
premises will be offered whole tract and also
Ia parcels to suit purchasers
TERMS:
10 per cent. OF hand money 20 be paid down
one-third en- delivery OF aeed; one third in six
months aad one-third IN year with interest.
Purchass money TO be secured by Judgment
SOLOMON J. BAKER,
feo'y 70, 1851 Assignee ofGeOrge Fritz.
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A DMINiSTRATOR'S NOTICE

EstateOi Iag'taieBa kaufman late Of Conemauzh
Twp, Somerset county, Pa, deceased.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, notice "a
hereby given to those indebted TO IL 10 MAKE imne-
date payment, and those having claims against
it, TO present them duly authenticated for settle
ment on Saturday, the loth day Of April, 1851.
at the residence Of the undersigned.
DAVID :. KAUFMAN.
March . Administrator
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For SAFE. Durham Ball, three years oil d
apply To
P.F. crrr.
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Through HAIL trains daily
Espsess traits daily except Sunday.
Accommodation trains and Fayeite Express
daily except Sunday.
Ticket Offices, corner Filth Avenue and Wood
streets, and depot corner Grant and Water sts.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
q. X. LORD, Gen. Passenger Agent.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
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TIME TABLES.
BALTIMORE & OHIO fs. n


On and after July Is 1880, Grains on this road
VIII depart from ana arrive at depot, conner Grant
and Water Streets. as follows.
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DULE To AcCEpToRREFUsE

TO Henry Saylor, Sailie, intermarried with
! Jonas Mil!er, residing in Waterloo, Blackhawk
county, Iowa, Rachel internarried with John
Schroek. Martin Ssylor Joseph Saylor, Fannie,
| intermarried with Elias Fike, William Say lor
! and John Sayio-.
/ You are hereby notified toappear at an Orphans
Court to be held at Somerset, ON Monday the 25th
day of April next, to accept or refuse to taxa
praised valuation, or show cause SHY the same
should not be sold.
SHERIFFs OFFICE EDGAR KYLE
March 10, 1870. March 10 Sheriff.
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NOTICE
DIssoLUTIoN NOTICES.

Notice IL hereby given tfat the firm Of Walter
Truxal Il Co. OF Gebhar.s, Pa. have been dissov-
ed by mutual consent The books viii be sin the
care of Walter h Truxai until the 10th Of March
Immediate settlement is requested.
Glade Pa, February II. 1881.
Feb. % st. WALTER, TRUXAL & co.
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4 UDIToR's NOTICE.

Having been appointed Auii,or to Distribute the
funds 10 the hands OF Jacob Nell, Esa adminis.
traitor Sc John VIII, deed 10 aud among those
legally entitled thereto. hereby give notice that
viii attend 10 the duties OF NV appoint nent al
my offiee in Somerset, Pa, on Friday. March IS
ISL, when AM where all persons Interested can
attend
W II. RUPPEL.
=
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DUBEIC SALE OF
RALU4BLE REAL ESTATEy.
= ? " = - NV Ut
frfdrn. linrch I 1851.

Isy virtue Of an order of sal ss,ied out OF the
toort Of Common Piees OF ssasisssst County, Pa,
and 20 me directed, win exl-s - slic by pub,
tic outeTy "a. Sipessiiie. on
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IH8nty-Sixh AnnuaISiaIsn eRt
OF THE
Somerset County Mutual Fire IlSaF-
alGG Company,
Fer The Year Ending DG'nh4T 3lSI, $780,

DiEEcToEs ELECTED FOR YEAsIssI:
Sbram Beam, Renjamin N. Kline James Par
son, Jos. ]. Sayior, John Speicher Christ L.
Miller, Vim. Baker and John o. Kiminel OF Som
erset County; A. Leonard Bit.ner. Jacob Ficht
ner, OF Bedford County, ard Samuel Matthews Of
Westmoreiand County, Pa
OFFICERS ELEcTED:
Samuel Barclay, President: Jno Hicks Secre
tary, Treasurer and Geaernl Agent.
BY order OF the Board
OEics ef Somerret1
County Mutual Fire INO HICKS.
Insurance. Company. Secretary
Somerset. Pa, Feb
ruary r. 1881.
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SOLOMON uhl
''''i' Pa. March I'd, 1851.


49,, i-AouEsioS WEsT.-There will
- excursion West. on Tuesday,
CO : loai- and on every Tuesday
NO. -'''li June lst. The b. & o. r.
su.r.i,. y run . special through car each
sra,. Tie lenefii Of Somerset and
-.,f,,,. Passengers. J. II. Fritz,
s,i.sr.... ~ i'ekei Agent at Somerset,
ss5 y ,,'' ackets and checks all baggage
d x = estimation. For information
lss.s. VIM An,e to him at once.
a,, ,is,.... = Tue vicinity Of Meycrsdale de.
De Ja'.' ss'' can see Mr.. Fritz every Fridav.
''''iSe from 3 to SPIN.
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Ne last week received lfoih MI iS.isV :
Brubaker, of Stoystown, and from James
o. II. Kiernan, of Somerset, invitations to
be present at the seth Annual Commence-
ment of the jefferson Medical College of
Philadelphia, which took place Saturday,
March 18th, at u IN. Both young men
have been attending the above named insti-
tuition for the past two years and having
successfully passed the examination were
last Saturday presented with their sheep
skins and pronounced full-fedged NJ. D's.
The HERALD extends its sincere congratu-
lations to both and wishes them unbounded
success in the practice of their newly
acquired profession.
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Representative Colborn, of this county,
has introduced in the Legislature a supple
ment TO the charter of the Salisbury rail-
road company authorizing the company to
extend SITS present railroad from point at
or near its present junction with the Pitts
burgh and Connellsville railroad in Somer-
set county to point on the railroad lead
ing from the State line to Bedford known
as the Bedford and Bridgeport railroad, at or
near Buffalo Mills in Bedford county and to
connect with the said road or any other at
or near that point and to increase its capital
focll eight hundred thousand dollars.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-16

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