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In another column viii be found the dis
solution notice Of the firm OF II. 4. Ross d
Sons, doing business in Addison and Con-
huence. After tfty-three years of an active
and succes sful business life General Ross re
tires and leaves the business 10 be conduct
cd in the future By his three sons, All OF
whom he carefully educated in the business
school Of which he was 50 mastery a schoi-
ar. That they may be as Successful as was
their father is the wish of the HERALp.
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DULEToAcCEpToR OR REFUSE

10 Mary Lambert, Of Shade township, Of whom
VIM Reel Is committee.
The children Of Jacob La anbert, deed, as follows
Elizabeth Shoemaker, wife Of Joseph Shoemak X
er, of Johnstovn, Pa, Edward Lambert, ofShads
Twp, Margaret Walters, wife OF - Walters Of
Jobnstown, Pa, Sarah Snyder, wife Of John III
Snyder, Of Stoystown, Pa.
Tho children Of George Lambert, deceased, a:
follows:
Lewis Lambert, Shade Twp, Mary Jane Lam
bert, Warsaw, Hancock Co., ILL.,, Samuel 5. Lam
bert, Warsaw, Hancock Co., III, Hester Calerham
Charles Lambert, Wm Lambert. Joseph Lambert
also decd, leaving widow named Martha. and
issue, son named Leander L., both mother and
child residing in the State OF Indiana.
The children Of John Lambert. deed, late ol
Shade Twp, as follows:
George II. Lambert, Shade tp., Elizabeth Berkev-
bile, wife Of Berkeybile, Shade Twp Catha-
rine Miller, wife Of - Miller, of Shade Twp.
The children Of Ellen HeGregor. deed, late OF
Shade Twp, as follows:
Mary Rodgers, wife of James Rodgers, Shade
Twp, Samuel McGregor, Shade Twp, Jacob Me
Gregor, Shade Twp, John McGregor. Shade
Twp, Catharine Wagner, wife Of - Wagner,
Shade Twp. Susan McGregor, Shade Twp, Eliza
beth McGregor, wife OF James Rodgers.
The children OF Sarah Gohn, deceased, late Of
Jenner Twp. as follows:
George L. Gohn, Somerset Twp. Josiah GOhn,
Jenner Twp, Rebecea Risheherger, wife o. Jesse
Risheherger, Jenner Twp, Noah Golin, Jenner
Twp, Harrison Gohn, Somerset Twp. Sarah Jane
Dickey, wife OF Alexander Diekey, Somerset
Twp, lineal descendants Of Rebesca McGrcgor,
decd, and all other persons interested.
You arc hereby notified toappearat an Orphans
Court to be held at Somerset, GO Monday, the 18th
day Of April. next, T. accept or refuse to take
appraised valuation, or show cause why the same
shoald not be sold.
SHxRIsY's OrFIcE,l EDGAR KYLE,
March ID, lssi. iMareal5 Sheriff.
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ALSO

All the right, title, interes. and claim of the de-
fendant, Frederick DUR, Of In and TO the follow
ing described real estate, viz:
No. l. A certain lot Of ground situate in POGO
containing Il acre, more or less, with \ large
tw0>story frame dwelling house and stable thereon
erected, bounded on the north and east by public
road on the south by an alley, on the west by lot
of A. J. Stoner, with the appurte1anees,
No 2. certain lot OF ground situate as afOre-
said, containing acre, more or less, adjoining
lands Of Daniel Iutzy, Adam Sippls public road
and alley, with the appurtenanees.
Taken In execution 81 the sa.t Of Elias Logs
denis use,
All the right, tille interest and claim Of the de-
fendant, John H. Shaifer, of. In and TO the follow
ing described real estate, viz:
A certain tract Of land situate in Somerset Twp,
Somerset county, Pa, containing l3 acres more
less, all clear, with dwelling house, shop, and
stable thereon erected, adjoining lands Of Gillian
koontz, John ii. Wellerand Henry Shaner, with
Taken in execution at the suit OF Henry ShafIer.
ALSO
All the rghl, title, interest and claim OF the de-
tendant. George T.. Ways, Of in and 10 the follow
ing described real estate viz:
certaintract of land situate in Northampton
Twp, Somerset county. Pa. containing Is acres,
more or less, with two story plank house and
stable thereon erected. adjoining lands Of Conrad
keeier, William Bowman and John 8l. Wit,,
with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution at ise suit of Michael Tear
ney.
NOTIcE--All persons purchasing AT the above
sale VIII please take notice that part Of the
purchase money-to be made known at the time
Of saie-wiu be required es soon as the property
Il knocked down, otherwise It will be again ex-
posed to sale at the risk Of the FIRST purchaser.
The residue of the purchase money must be paid on
or before Thursday Of the first week OF April
Court the time xed by the Court for the acknOul-
edguent OF deeds, and deed will be acsEOW ied e
ed until the purchase money Is paid N fall.
EDGAR KYLE, Sheriff.
SHERIFr's OFrrcz:
Somerset, Mar 20, .Ssi.i
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Hon, John Cessna, Chairman Of the Re-
publican State Central Committee, has issu-
cd a notice that a meeting Of the Committee
viii be held at tina Lochiel Hotel, in Harris
burg, on Thursday, the l4th day of April,
1881, at O'Clock p. m. for the purpose OF
fixing the time and place for the meeting OF
the Republican State Convention Of 1ssl,
and transacting such other business as may
be presented for the consideration Of the
Committee
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DULE TO ACCEPToa REFUSE.

10 Henry sayior, Szllie, interrasrried Will
Jonas Miller, residing in Wsterioo, Biackhawb
county, Iowa. Rachel. inierrnarried with Johr
Schrock, Martin Saylor, Joseph Sayior, Fannie
intermarricd with Elias fike, William Sayior
and John Saylor.
You are hereby notified to appear at an Orphans
Court to be held at Somerset, On Monday, the 25tl
day Of April next, TO accept or refuse to take
the real estate Of Joh3 J. SSy I0r, Decd at the ap
praised yaiastion, or chow cause why the same
Ehauld not be Sold
SaERvF's OFFICE, EDGAR KYLE
March 10, 1850. March 10 Sheriff.
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coxFLurNcE. March %.


Ed. HERALD During the past eleven
years twelve new church buildings hayt
been erected in Addison and Lower Tur-
! keyfoot townships. Four by the NJ f.
church, north one by the ". L. church
south two by the Ev. Lutheran two by
the Church Of God, usually called Winba-
narians; one by the Evangelical Associa-
ton one by the Baptists eby the Dis
ciples. The greatest distance between any
OF these churches is not over nine sailes.
The average cost is about 5000. When we
are occasionally told from some of these pu.-
pits that the world is continually growing
worse and that every setting sun finds the
human family STEPPED deeper in sin and in
iquity, we fell = sense of relief when We re
member that we have built more churches
than our daddies before us, and SO we have
4 Greenbackcr, who PROCESSES to under
stand all about the national finance, has
been staying here fora few months past,
and he has given his ideas a good airing on
the subject Of finance, but more to the
amusement than the edifcation OF his audi
tors. tie boots az tho idea that the country
is in prosperous condition, that business
confidence has been restored. and that spo-
Gle resumption is 2 success. lie pretends to
believe that the present financial policy Of
the government only tends to make the
rich richer and the poor poorer, and adgo-
Gates the issuing OF an unlimited amount Of
greenbactss the payment Of the govern
ment bonds in greenbacks the destruction
Of banks the hanging of bankers; and an
act OF Congress making it criminal offence
for anyone to discriminate between the val
ne Of the gold and the paper dollar This
he contends would no: only relieve the ma
ton of = large debt and the accruing inter
est thereof, but would make the people rich
and the country prosperous. We under
stand him, he wants cheap money to pay
honest dcbis. X
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NOTICE,

Notice Is hereby givca .iiat an application viii
be made the Governor of the Commonwealth OF
charter of incorporation for q 1ateral Rail Road
from point on the Pittsburgh and Conneiisville
Rail Road. at or near Markieton Station in Upper
Turkeyfoot township. 70 point on land Of Linder-
man in Milford township. all In Somerset couaty,
Pennsylvania. for the purpose Of hauling and
delivering timber and other things Owned by The
petitioners al Hafseten Station aforesaid.
HELTY McCULL0GH,
March 3, At Attorney for Petitioners,
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Did.


WHiPKEY-on March DIST, 1881, Jacob
Whipkey, aged So years, months, and 10
DAYS.
W0Y-Charley G. Woy was born May
-, fssa, died March q, issi, aged 10 months
aad s days
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For the reason that the winter has been
an unusually long and severe one-sPeak-
ing from weather point of yiew-it is the
impression with many prognosiicators that
the coming simmer viii be marked by a.
most continuous sweltering days, aad that
much sickness viii prevail Nennor the
Canadian prophet, leans Inos:decidcdly to this
opinion, and people who place confidence
in his predictions viii not take much COM
fort from the outlook announced.
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! SCHOOL REPoET.-Report OF the Jenner
town school, Somerset county, Penn'a., 70
the term ending March p, isSi:
FIRST MONTH.
/ Whole No. in attendance, u.
Average, 21.
Per cent of, 50.
sEcoSD MONTH.
/ Whole number in attendance. %.
! Average, y.
/ Per cent Of o.
THIRD MONTH.
Whole number in attendance, 81.
Average, ..
Per cent Of, sG.
FOURTH XosTm.
Whole number ia attendance, p.
Average, p.
Per cent OF. 50.
FIFTH MONTH.
Whole number in attendance, e.
Average, ..
Per cent Of .93.
rER.i.
Whole number in attendance, 81
Average, %.
Per cent Of, 50.
VISITS.
BY County Superintendent, !.
Directors, 6.
Patrons, 30.
Harry shaffcr and Kimmeil Ranch were
present every day during the term. In de-
pertinent, honorable mention is due to
Georgia Sunshine David Sunshine, Martha
Peterson, Rebecca Raueh, Agnes shafferand
H. E. Berkey.
In progress, to Clarence Craye-, Mamie
Berkey, Bertha Johnson aud David Sum
stine.
The highest merits attained by the pupils
in the branches taught arc as follsws:
orthography-Anna Berkey and David
Sumstine; Reating-Nettie Gaul, and Da-
yid sumstine; Writing-Harry NJ. Rauch
and Martha Pe.erson Arithmetic-H. Z.
Berkey and Eebscca Rauch; Geography
H. L. Berkey and Harry NJ. Rauch; Gram
uiar-Martha Peterson and Anna Berkey.
The term was very pleasantly and we be-
iieye, p-odtably spent with both citizens
and pupils.
Tho citizens with bgt few exceptions were
interested in the attendance and progress of
their children. and 10 them / tender my
sincere thanks for their co-operation.s
Success to you and your lively little town
is the wish Of
H. =. BAKER,
Teacher
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The Public School Exhibition at Shanks-
Vile, on Tuesday evening, March %, was q
grand success. Before closing, Rev. Porsh-
ing was called for and he delivered pointed
speech in his usual forcible manner, at the
close of which he read the following paper,
calling far a yote Of thanks. which was Civ
en-.
WHEREAS, Prof J. C. speioher has faith
fully discharged his duties as teacher Of
the Shanksville public school, and
WHEREAS, We the parents ia said school
district highly appreciate hisscrvices, know
ing them to have been beneficial to our chill
dren, therefore be il
Rssoired, Tha, We hereby return him a
vote -. thanks 4.
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The conviction Of James Allison, in lndi-
ana County, this week, of the crime OF muir
der in the firs. degree, is the first time with
in the history Of that county that a verdict
of the kind has been rendered, although a
number Of homicides have been perpetrated
in it since il was originally organized. I'm
the fiat Of the law being carried ou:, the
murderer named viii in due course Of time
pay the penalty Of his of'ease on the gal
lows.
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Through H2i trains daily.
Ezpsess traits daily except Sunday.
Accommodation trains and Fssette Express
daily except Sunday.
Ticket Offices, corner Fifh Avenue and Wood
streets, and depot corner Grant and Water sts-,
Pittsburgh, Pa
q, X. LORD, Gen. Passenger Agent
l. u. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
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IIrEaAn FoE Orr SDE.-Many people
have lest their interes. in politics and in
anu se,..cats because they are 50 out of sorts
and run a,wn that they can not enjoy
anything ;r such persons were only wise
enough to lry ;hat celebrated remedy Kid
ney-Wort and experience its tonic and
renoyating effects they would soon be
hurrahing with the louaeS. In either dry or
liquid form it is perfect remedy Tor torpid
liver. kidneys or bowels.-Ec.
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MARRIED.
EIAkEE,
Teacher.

WAGNER-PATTERsoN. the 10Th
inst, ty Rev. c. c. Heilman, in the Reform
cd church OF stoystown, Somerset county,
Pa, Rev John s. Wagner, to Miss Mary s.
Patterson, daughter Of DR.. r. II. Patterson.
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RzroEr -of the Somerset Public Schools
(eontinued.1.
Promotions rrom 18th 10 5tl grade.
Eddie Hoehs.etlcr, George Sanner, Eddie
kregar, Charles Cook. Charles Keifer, yir-
gil Boyer, George Tayman, Mamie Weimer,
May Pisel, Kittie Kuhns, Darlie Walter,
Marion Kyle, Minnie Sehrock, Ella Brieker,
Carrie McAfee, Bee Walter, Flora Snyder,
Darlie Dayton. Minnie Pile Elna Bacr, Ida
Sha.fer, Maud Cook.
rEo,ao.ions from 18th to d grade.
Stewart Seaell, Z NINA Huston, Emma
Bricker, Leora Hay. Emma Weimer, Artie
Snyder, Willie Hicks, Ada Witt, Samuel
schcil, George Knee, Harry Dayton, Irwin
Pritts, William Rice, Jessie Kooser, Marion
Frease, Belle Boyd, Lizzie Casebcer, John
Kfumel. Willie Keifer, Missouri Frietli;nc.
George Pie
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A short time ago Rev. Risingcr, Of the
Evangelical Association, residing in Morgan
county, Vest Virginia, was travelling in the
cars with Colonel Robert IngersoIl. The lat
ter discovered BY the formers ticket that he
was a minister ofthe Gospel, and, observing
that he was plain old gentleman, deter
mined to have some fan at his expense. For
that purpose he commenced quizzins him.
Soon Inge-soll quoted from his Illinois
speech, in which he said that "all men
sprung from the lower order of animals !;
bat he was glad that his mother was not 4
COW" To whick Rev. Risinger replied, not
knowing that he was Colonel Ingersoll, that
''if the theory were true, and The Col
onel's mother was a COW, he would be glad
If Mrs. Cow would have kept her calf from
believing all over the country" This clos
cd up the conversation, and brought burst
ofuproar;ous lasghter from the passenger.
-Te'esc9Pe
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Some statistical genius has figured out
that only about 25 per cent. Of the brake
men Of freight trains die natural death
and the average life of a brakeman after
he assumes the duties Of his position is but
ten years and fraction over II is cstima-
ted that at least ten brakemen are killed in
the United States every day. or 1850 during
the year. Twice that number are set down
as injured while ON duty.
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LIST OF CAUSES.

For trial at January Term, 1881. commencing
4.h Monday of April, 18th day.
d
FIRST WEEK.
/. Isaac Hugus VS.. Ed. AlcOtt.
=. Lewis Glessner vs.. John G.. Scott
3. Henry Hennencamp va. Dietrich Trimpe.
4. Josiah Brant vs.. Ed w. RhOads.
5. Josiah NJ. Hay VS.. John, Thomas and Char
loite Williams.
c. JOHN II. Sanner's use, VS.. JCzeph J. Stutz
mans garnishecs.
!. Philson, Black 5 Co., VS., Henry Null.
8. Dr. II. L.. Beyins, vs.. J. e. Hartman.
. Isaac kaufman, VS.. Jacob and Eliza Mum
nav.
10 Peter Brown, vs.. Emmor Williams.
IL. Augustus Tieman. vs.. Dorner J. Bender.
81 Farrsw0rth Reed, W. Abraham Beam.
Is. W. II. Smith. VS.. Abraham Beam.
Ia. a. II. Diackis,ons agmr., Us. Alexander
Paul.
Is. Oliver 4. Parker, VS.. Ira @. Canleld e al.
L. +. A. fcyman. IS. y. s. Good.
Ii. John Mitchell ys Vim. ROddy ct al
Is. David Riidle. vs. Noah Roberts
PEOihonotary's Office, II. Il. SCHELL,
March2', 1889. Mar. 80 Parliamentary.
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NoTIoE.-Notice is hereby given that from
and after May Isl, 1881, the Poor Directors
Of Somerset county, viii reit,se to pay all
bills presented 10 them for services rendered
By Physicians, unless arrangements have
previously been made with the Board of Di-
rectors for the payment Of such bills.
By order ofthe Poor Directors.
Il. r. KsE7PER,
!.
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The Accabe brotiers, whodid such splen-
did work in grading ibe s E c. railroad,
..ase no'g c9ntfse hos slopiRg ali the cuts
and steep places along the line Of the road.
They went to work with force OF seventy
negroes last week, aud '3y the time they arc
through such thing as a laad slide on the
5. &. G. viii be unheard Of.
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The rccent statistics Of the ceass totals
By sex and race show that az between sexes
the male population rs grown faster in the
last ten years than ,he fewsle, and = LeiYoon
she races the black race faster than the white
lat in the last twenty years the white popu-
l4tion has grown faster than the colored,
and WOMEN more rapidly than men,
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I..as G. IiGpne, cf Eeilnrd, Wao has 5sen
visiting lis uncle. VAST Mesahsn, for the
past two weeks took his departure on Non
day, FOR an extended tsin through Virginia
and The West. His many friends regret
that his visit has been 50 short, but hope
that lac viii ratarn again in a more pleas
ant season offl,e wee7.
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DFaiy Mccullough, who shot and killed
Tom Clark, a negro, OF the morning Of the
general election, 1873, at Greensburg was
pardcned and set at liberty last week. He
had been sentenced to the peniicntiary for
seven years, but had been retained in the
Greensburg Jail for the past seventeen
months awaiting the action OF the Supreme
Court in an application for new trial.
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NOTICE

THE undersigned will apply to the Legislature
az the present session, for The passage Of an ae;
authorizing and requiring the Auditor General
and State Treasurer to audit and settle the ec-
count of George Hefiiey, Of Somerset county, Pa,
for rcnt, &C., due him for the use Of q house and
lot In Beriin in the county aforesaid occupied by
Captains BoNles and Snyder and the men under
their command, during the year 1853.
March :, So GEO. HEFFLEY.
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Grass SEEps. have them for sale, and
the farmer cannot afford to farm without
them. Prices low as compared with figures
in the West.
Cook & BEraIrs.
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Write your name with kindness, love and
mercy on the hearts Of lie people you meet
from day to day, and y,'u viii never be for
gotten.
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Easter Sunday occurs on the 18th Of
April Ifthe weather keeps fair so that the
hens can get in their ordinary work, the egg
appetite will be somewhat apPeased before
the celebration Of the Lcnten cegs-it comes
ow
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I'd. B. Scull, Esq, who has been lying Sc
rionsly ill in Baltimore FOR the past three
weeks, is expected home to-day, Wednes-
day, If lac is able 10 travel.
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Health, tiie poor mans riches, and tie
rich mans bliss IS maintained BY the Judi
cious use OF Ayers sarsaparilla which
strengthens and invigo-ates the system by
Purifying tie blood. Itisso highly concen-
tra'ed tina. it IS the most economical ine,li-
cine for this purpose thai can be used.
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A Baltimore man is under arrest charged
with sainrating his wife's clothing with
Kerosene While she lay asleep on the lounge
and then setting her on fire. The flames
were extingaished before the woman was
fatally burned. The brute intended to
make j. hot for his wife, and sac now rro-
passes to make II hot for him.
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Senator Don Cameron las invited a party
to accompany him to California in his spe-
cial car. His wife win so, and also Mr.. and
Mrs Elwarl Fitzgerald Beale and their
daughter Mr. iTrtchison and Mr.. Walker
Blaine They are to star; about the first Of
next week Il Is said.
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The country roads are now in tha. deplor-
able condition which spring treak-urs al
ways give them, and as a consequence of
which iocomotion Is rendered disasreeable
and even dangerous. Deep illts are in the
wagon tracks, aud broken springs are quite
the fashion
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Notwithstanding ;ae six weeks are up.
the ereuad hog seams 10 be stiil in his hole.
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ii's Normal schools each received len
thousand dollars yearly from the state.
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The gypsies have taken the road for the
summer, and sooa caravans Of these saffron
co.ored people viii be moving through the
country.
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We had the pleasure OF a call last Thur
day, from DR.. " c. Hicks, the efficient and
gentlenanly postmaster Of Meyersaale.
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Dr. \. 2. Brubaker was unexpectedly
summoned 70 return to Philadelphia, Mon
day thus cutting short by several days his
visit to his friends in this place.
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There has been but small quantity Of
maple sugar and molasses brought to town
thus far the present season.
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The wife Of Uncls Jacob zeigler, editor Of
The Butter Herald, died on tic 18th inst. at
the age OF sixty-nine years.
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A bin has been introduced in The Legisla.
tgTc al Harrisburg, prohibiting political
committees from paving the taxes that are
imposed in accordance with the constitution
Of this State rs a qualification for voting.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-03-30

On application TO The State Fish Hatchery
al Cory, residents Of this State can procure
fish for stocking streams or ponds free Of ex-
pense.
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ITAYERN AND RESTAURANT

LICENSES.
The following named persons have filed in my
Office their petitions for license To keep tayerns
&c, Tor one year and notice Is hereby given tina
the same VIII be presented 10 the Court for low
ance, on Thursday, April Is, 1881, when and
where all persons interested can attend.
Samuel $. Shsfer, Berlin borough
August Kaler, Conneiaaueh township
Samuel Buckm2n, Rockwood, Milford Twp.
Joseph Stull, Shanksville, Stonycreek Twp
Abraham a. Miller, Ursina borough.
George DE Haven, Wellersburg borough.
Jerome Bowman, Jelnertown borough
Joseph Sehrock, NeTersdale borough,
Josiah Brant, Somerset borough.
Robert Guthrie, Meye-zteie borough.
Walter J. Jones, Meyersdale borough.
John IL. Hite, Stoystown borough.
John II. Beniord, Ursina borough,
Josiah Specht, Pine Mills Qaemahoning TIVE.
Scott Steiner, Cen nnuenee borough.
Somerset, Pa, II. Z. SChET.I
March 90, 1881, CLERK
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The reputation OF The ground hog is as
good as that Of Nennor in this community.
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The average small boy IS now studiously
mcai'aiing on all-fool's.Jlay tactics-''slratc-
gy and lies