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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

We have been informed that during the
past week several Baltimore gentlemen have
been here for the purpose of looking out a
site for a large hotel to be built by the d. &
o. r. II. Co. tt
We don't know that II is for sale, but we
would suggest to the managers of the b. a.
o. that, il they could purchase the tract of
land east of town, and laying north of the
pike, now owned by Mr.. Jacob Koontz. they
would have the most delightful and advan-
tageous site in many respects that this sec
ton affords for summer resort. Situate
but short distance from their depot, on a
high elevation, with a magnificent land
scape view in every direction, containing
several beautiful natural groves, three new
er failing springs of most delicious water,
and clear, cool, sparkling mountain
stream flowing thronyh n it, offers advantages
no where in this region to be surpassed.
= The, delightfal novutain - air, lovely
views. and iine drives have aiade Somerset
quite popular as a summer resort, as the
manner in which our hotels and boarding
houses have been crowded for the pas: few
years abundantiy tcstifes Should the b.
& o. carry out their proje,i We have no: the
slightest doubt but that il would be a paying
investment. and that Somerset would soon
take high rank among the mountain sum-
uer resorts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

\ Few days ago, while two young girls
were out berying" about two miles north
Of Mt. Pleasant, Westmoreland county,
they came across the partly decomposed
body of man. The body was concealed in
some bushes near 4 spring. There were no
marks of violence on the person, which is
that Of an entire stranger. There is nothing
to identify the remains. apparently those of
a man y or 10 years of age
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

A PoRTRatr OF DIR. HOLLAND There is
hardly literary man in Ameriea whose
writings have been more widely read than
those of Dir. J. G. Holland, nor one whose
name is better known among the people. IL
is said that nearly Go,0o0 copies of his
books have been sold, TO say nothing
of the enormous sale each month Of Scrib-
aa's Monthly, over which he presides as Ed
itor-in-chief. The Century Co., publishers Of
scribneg's to be known as "Thc Ccaflly N0g-
d-iae' after October, will soon issue por-
trait Of pr Holland, which Is said to he
remarkably fine likeness II is aphoiosraph
of a life-size crayon-drawing of the head
and shoulders, recently made by Wyatt Ea-
ton, and will be about the size of the origi-
nal picture. 1t is to be offered in connection
with subscriptions to TIE Ceiaary Nagq-inC
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The publishers of Rev. DR.. Robinson 5
Spiritual Songs for the Sunday School
have Just issued little book containing
only the hymns of thai work and selling
for one half the money II viii be a most
desirable supplement to the large book,
greatly increasing its usefulness, and plac-
ing it within the reach fthe largest mission
in flexible ned cloth, and costs but % cents.
The complete tune elition, bound in stiff
boards, covered with red cloth. with red
edges, costs 40 cents TO schools in qtianti-
ties II is said that the sales Of the latter
work have mounted up into the scores Of
thousands since its issue a year ago. iTnE
CENTURY Co. New York.
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. Mary Leydig. a5ignj

20 Mary i.eydtg. tRli7nl
J. .loeen l.sygiy,
- william Ieydig
a D1tieI Irvdlg
T. Solomon f.eEdir
o. Haau1h kenaeI. & 10 va fllargaa.sf.l r,fi b
Snris;ian Kennel, aah o. Wh.n afe re..t. rus
samuel, f3l John o. az tsecrte IL tarl..5 - s@t
Lew, ~ Andrew Kennel, tsS tlzaheif Il ii,risnf
~ Lydia Baker, COl Rsi'etea shoemaker. 'fJf
Mary Kennel. ~
.. Sarah, who was inlarr,hrried Win t,tr;.ti,n
Albright, both Of whom are dead, but who ief ne
following eight children, tn-wit n Rcurv AZ
oright, 90 Samuel Albright. 90 1acab Il. Al.
bright - Rebecea I.spleg, ~ slarls Staeer "a,
Aannah burket, - Christina Adsins 81 pei.lt
Carpenter.
!. Elizabeth, internarrIe.l milh A lam Shires
roth OF whoin ore now dead. ad who lef the l1i
loving nye ohlidtca. to-Yit a. Georgc Sh!rsr.
~ William Shirer, f3l kehecca Rrser,rE. q
Lydia Lowry, ~ Elizabeth Fred
:. Cataarinei ~io was intesInarFied wfih JOHN
SiigeulAEeI' b0tl OF whOm are dead. ica vinr the
9llag.is ave children, to-wit eil Mar. Sas l5r
lz) CathHrlne Sayiur, % Lucy Baker "a Shl6ngs
shoemaker, 90 Matthias Shoemaker now dead.
am Fs. = ~ oniy heir G.arles a. shoemaAe,
I'm iuiam May, tqYlt. % Jacob alay, te3
y lilah May, 90 George atay, tD Hary J1ua
~ heDecea shcrtz, 90 Christina S@eiiz.r t7j
f,.iAsl5sh ~ hnepp lsl Matilda hiuner.
~ Christina, wn0 vas iatsrmafriea with acnft
alhitlnGiI, DQth ~ whom mlC dead isIvluf- +
tliNt-t AallnEiy f2i Hgnrv sattin.,'q. fff
s,'it Z. i1si 'nriy, . aiary a4itirgE ia9 la
,ea
los arc hereby anlaei tnai 10 Fgfsrsaas ai s
WIZ oi partition .-sued oct % Tie Gfuhals taurg
y SQt-rset county "a, wili hold sln ilgues, on
~ ~ - taiate q loAh i.eydig, deccJseq. az hs
iato residcsCu IN ScuthafhptOn toqpstiu Saas,rsat
county, Pa, On fHarsiay, she 18Th Jay or Cr,l5eg.
a. -. i''ii "hefs you ear at;eui ii ycu thiak
Ssla:.g. Is OglIes. EDGAR KYLE,
ScPtemo's ~, ISIS ahe.G.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

4 peculiar and fatal disease has prevailed
among the hogs in Jefferson county, during
the past three or four weeks. Up to this
time nearly, If not quite hundred hogs
have died Of ii. No one seems TO know what
to call it, and there appears to beno remedy
for il. Hogs will he down and die without
a struggle, and without any previous sick
upSS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

While this country is suffering a terrible
drouth and for want Of rain the corn and
potatoes and all garden vegetables are per
ishing, England has been drenched with
floods of rain and her crops partially de-
stroyed by wet weather. There seems to be
something wrong with this year of 1851.
Now, if we had some of England's wetness
and that country had portion of our dry
ness, the matter would be more evenly bal
anced. We can only account for the lack
OF rain on the theory that this is to be the
last year of the world, as predicted by the
great pyramid. Mother Shipton, and Prof.
and that all things are being
thoroughly dried up so that they may burn
briskly and there be no hitch in the drama
Of the great conilagration.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

Sror Ny PAPER Tho following pungent
remarks we clip from the Democratic uesss7s-
ger, OF Snow Hill, Nd. Read carefully.
pause frequently, think seriously. and you
will be sure TO pay your printer promptly
I'VE occasionally meet man in this world
who is under the impression that he stops
his paper he will thus get even with the
editor for some supposed injury-maybe it
is only gentle request for subscriptions
past due. Some business men, or rather
men in some business are laboTing under
the same apparition Why, don't these
blissfal fellows know that when n man
''cuts his paper it causes no eommetion
with the editor? lie is used to it, II is only
a proof that his paper IS appreciated. Aside
from that, an editor is very much like an
ordinary man He cats, he drinks, he wears
clothes (whcn he can get them-they may
not be the finest, but he wears them all the
sa,ne,) he wears hat, he cats vegetables,
eats bread, eats meat, and all other 'sindeli-
caciesf Of the season sometimes eats crow
No. the editor doesnot go barefooted unless
he has to- Paradoxically speaking, he is a
man like any other man has feelings like
a man and as rule is not less charitable
than other men. Now, stop my paper"
man, don't think to hurt our feelings by
paying up and quitting. This is very
large world, friends. and there are some very
large people in it. II we discover that we
cam get along without you, why then we
viii sell ont aud quit the business.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

Quitea number of our exchanges have re-
ported strike among the trainmen on the
Somerset & Cambria railroad. This is a
mistake The runs have been made longer
and the men asked for an advance proper
tionate. which was at once granted.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The controversy in regard to the old Ger
man church, in Greensburg. owned jointly
by the Reformed and Lutherans, which has
been agitating those churches for the past
year, has at last been settled by the sale of
the church to the Lutheran congregation,
they paying the Reformed congregation the
sum Of -, 500 for their share of the building
and the lot.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The Governor has granted a charter to the
Mt. Pleasant and Latrobe Railroad Com
pang. This road leads from Mt Pleasant 20
l.atrobc and runs through a beautiful, rich
valley. The capital stock is $3.50, 600 dollars
and iie road is to built al once
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07
FOR SALE!.

e FARM in Stewart township,
IL Fsyeite county. Pa, situated about two
miles above Falls city on the b. {. O. Z. K and
containing 500 acres U. which 125 acres are under
cultivation. and the remainder IS well timherCi
with walnut. Da1, Poplar and Locust farm
lies GA the lOaghl0gheny river and y. < o. X. T.
for mile or more: has a Fertile First and Second
River Bottom land Of 20 acres: has good building
and Tag stone. which can be easily worked and
carried away by the railroad has new irame
dwelling house, stories high, at distance Of 1cO
yards from railroad station, with eight rooms.
nigh cclings two porche5, and large cellars also,
outh0usea, cribs, workshop au1 snlokeh0use. and
double bank na-u; numerous springs cn the land.
Ihc riyer furnishes some Of the best bass i5hlrg
~ tho state Ihc house is capable ol keeping
fishing and pleasure parties aud is o popular re-
sort OF the former.
For particulars, eau at the tarm tsalt Spring
station, =. s. O. 4. II. }. OF call oa OF Wrife 20
ALFRED HOW ELL
aug-iat tnient0Wa. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

As an extra attraction, and also to create
a spirit Of rivalry in the National Guard,
the managers of the Westmoreland county
fair have Offered as a prize handsome silk
regulation flag for the best drilled military
company, competition to be open TO that
portion Of the National Guard embraced in
the Second Brigade. The contest is TO take
place on Wednesday. September %, the sec
ond 'iay Of the fair, and will, no doubt, at
tract a large crowd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

has been usual for people to pay no at
teniion to the cry OF the Delaware peach
growers, that the crop would be a failure.
but this year it seems that they are right for
once. Lovers of the peach will have TO put
up with small supplies this wear.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The time and care and labor necessitated
in The removal of the grass and weeds that
grow "a luNuriantly ON the edges of the
pavement and in the cutters are well spent
and are rewarded in the increased neatness
and cleanliness secured
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The parotid glands, 50 frequently spoken
Of in dispatches in regard TO the Presidents
ease of late. lie, one on each cheek, below
the ear and forward of it. II is the right
parotid gland of the President that is al
fcctcd
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The town of Somerset is receiving little
more attention since the Cambria r. II. is
finished. Indeed. many people End il to be
far ahead of the many towns 50 extensively
advertised a. summer resorts. and the hotel
accommodations better than the average 1t
is a beautiful town. TO say the least, and
should be visited by all who desire a cool
and pleasant place to spend a few DAYS. 1
faioafo'rH Iaaddrd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The members Of the Somerset Silver Cor
net Band did themselves proud Saturday
evening when they turned out in their
handsome new uniform and serenaded
some of our prominent citizens. The uniform
consists of light blue pantaloons, with a
blue stripe blue swallow-;ail coat white
epaule,s blue caps. with white band and
white stripes across the crown. The band
Is Il good one and the organization should
be kept up.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

last Saturday Governor Hoyt issued q
proclamation calling upon the good people
of this Commonwealth to meet at their
places Of worship to-day, Tuesday, and of
fer up prayers for the life OF the President.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07
Ross DAVIS &co.


,'-'H s'oxs NPtsvE crRf.-This j. be
i, = = sa'siion the most successful Cough
s'''''e We have ever sold. few doses IN
=. '''F sllre the worst cases OF Congh,
" aad Bronchitis, while its wonderful
!. - N The e0re Of Consumption is with
\, 'e'Slicl in the history Of medicine
~ 'fsi discovery !, has been sold on
: -'-''''e' 'ssi which no other medicine
~ ~-l.a ifyou have a cough we earn
~ you iotry il. Price 10 cts, % cts..
y. :" ifyour Lungs are sore, Chest or
! lame, nse shiloh's Porous Plaster.
y p : ''e". ". FeaGona. Driggis;. som
4 : issr 4 Brtr PfiI Nc, don't
A. -'a run iiie risk or mcrcurial poi
a. '-' When biiiss. and consli,.ate,I get
4 o. The ceieiratsa kidncy-WofT
=, . -n si'ee'iily cnse yea. u Is natur's
W Tor constipation. and Coz al
'la Ever diseases. Gtacts promptly
49,, et orIaas and "a restores health,
ss5.. y and visor. dt is put up in liquid
sas nm n both acting with equal cfii-
rnoe e. See adv.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07
4 ssIGNEE's SALE

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE
IL OFVALUABLERG REAL ESTATE.
By virtue ofan order Of SALE issued out Of tho
Court Of Common Pleas, of Somerset county. Pa.
Lwili expose to Public sale oa the prcGiises ga
FRIDAY, September ., 1881,
at O'ci9cl; p ~, the following described real es
tate ui Wn. Jackson Caldwell, towit
certain -ract Of land, situate IN Somerset town
ship, within two miles 0fthe $. q .. X. r. adioi0-
Ing lands Of Benedict Ioder, Josiah Fritz. isoaz
Fugh, ". Fritz and others, containing l37 acres
more " less about rs acres clear and 80 in mead
ow. hagins thereon erected a story dwelling
house, bank barn AMI ether outbuiidings. Two or
chards, good coal bank, &c.. &C.
The tract VIII be offered as q whole alsl
in parcels a divided By the road leading IRON
the Pugh road % the Friedens road. making one
parcel Of about - acres with house and orchard,
and the other parcel ot about III acres with the
farm buildings and orchard ID ereon. WIN also be
offered ia parcels 90 suit purchaser.
iEHMS-ia N band IN months; =. ir o.
year Nlth iltercs,.
VALENTINE HAY.
Aug q. Assignee O. Wa. j. q iadgrcu
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

Look over the list of premiums offered at
the fair and decide how many and what
ones you will take. The full list is publish
cd on fourth page.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

Ine uEderslgned duly appointed auditor 20 vs.
certain adyanceruents ana make dlsfribnti9ns raj
The iund Ia thc hands,or Josiah Keller dAlaissra-
t9r OF Frederick NciIner deceased, 20 and among
those legally entitled thereto, hereby gives notice
n q he VIZ attend TO thedutiesof his appointment
Somerset borough wi;cn and where all persons
Interested csn aftSnd.
S. z. TRENT
stPii auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

Monday was the hottest day We have eN-
perienced this season. Atnoon the mercu-
~ was up 10 95o in the shade. We didn't
lock later in the day, but think it was up TO
1859 about four O'Clock.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07
AaINrday, 80 - -

:. certain tract o. land, situate ln Somerset tn
S9hefaes county Pa, being part Oh 3J5 acres
eJeetlneut BY the plaBtiBs galuss the deieadqrts
aooNe halhed- 10 lne Iumber and term aforesaid.
All tnht past adjoining lands Of Simon Sehror's.
John "a. HnlaerDaum, James Pares, fll..l
Ahspp1r, Isaiah q. johnson, and others coufa a-
ns b. acr more OF less, Of which there aye abeut
% acres clear and about 10 acres in meadow wi d
tWo-story fraiue dwelling house, bank barn. aad
0shcr oUtouildings thereon erected being tbs
p5SqBery On which Jacob D. liiler and &. j.
Miller n0E reside.
G1rT GlsHS CASH
JAS. =. PUGH.
tfDl' Master IN Chaneery.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

II is said the Fayate county delegates TO
the Democratic state Convention will sup
port 7. 5. Newmyer. Of Connellsville, for
State Treasurer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

\ new and much needed plank walk is
being pui down between Holderhanm's
store ana thecnd of the walk ON gravel
hill
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

only a few days remain vel in which you
cnn be registered See that the name of
every Republican in your district is on the
registry list
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

Drive upyour stock and bed them down,
tenderly put your chickens to roost, and see
that he turkey-gobbler has a warm corner !;
don't neglect The pigs, but give them plenty
Of straw, and the frisky lanbl;ins protect
against the blasts of dog-days in thy warm
est barn, and thus shalt thou deserve we'll
Of .hv country.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07
A rDIT0Rs NoTIcE.

haUll2 peen appointed Auiilor b. the Orphans
oorrJ pl somerset county 20 make distribution to
andan0ng those legally entitled thereto. OF the
willow cover in the estate Of John Friend
ascea % hereby give notice that VIII attend
70 the duties OF said appointment at my oidcc, IN
Somersct thorough, on Frieay, The Goth day Of Sep
teinber, 1884, wha and where an persons interest
CT may atierI
II. J. PEITTS.
stffts srfit-r
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07
4 UD.ToB's NOTICE.

Z a
Al an on ms Court held IN Somerset Pc on
the @Ith dag 90 August, ISL before The honorable
thc judges thereof ia the matter o. the estate Of
Joseph kules4rl deceased. On motion Uf Iohn il
thi, Es4., attorney .Qr Natbaa and Peter Einlr-
.ch' EAeclt3ss 90. Joseph Emerlcs, deceased. the
certain Who arc the heirs, what are the advance
ments, u any, aal 90 make a disiributiou OF the
iuut IN the hands 0 the above tx seaiors, arising
cut %. sii estate ta lud among those .a-tly cntl-
tied thereto notice. Is hereby giveu that DC will
attend q the tu.i 0i the abuge appointment,
AZ Ais cll.ce, In Somerset borough. ol Thursday,
the s-a day Oh Uc-oaer, 1851. at o'clock o. -.
when and where all persans Interested can attend
hthey sec proper
JNo. Z. SCOTT.
sept Aad.tor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The drouth still continues, and the crops
in the ground are almost ruined From all
parts Of the state come the same reports.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The summer of 1851 has had more Of the
hottest days of the season than any summer
on record
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The State Fair opened AT. the Exposition
buildings in Pittsburrh, on Monday and
viii continue until the 18th.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

Meycrsdale is to have big harvest home
and pic nic Thursday. The hand-bills set
forth that n grand time win be had. Ex-
cnrsion tickets will be sold on the Somerset
4 Cambria, Buffalo Valley, and Baltimore
& Ohio railroads If the weather proves IA
vorable an immense crowd is expected.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

Every Republican should see that his
ns'ne i roairiered before September 9Th
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The lost pocket book advertised in last
weeks HARALD was found by an honest,
manly, little lad, son of W. W. Davis,
and promptly returned to this office. The
finder was literally rewarded and the pock-
ct book was handed over toIts grateful own
er. a farmer of Middlecreek township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The meeting Of the soldiers, Orphans at
Harrisburg last week was an occasion of in
trrest Ex-Governor Curtin, DIR. J. p. Wick
ersham and a number of Others who have
been very active in organizing and promot-
ing the Orphan schools were present
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

With view to afford relief 10 persons
who receive abusive and annoying postal
cards ihroush the mails, the following in
structions to postInasters will soon be issued
by the Postoflice Department:
when any one is ANNOYED, or expects to
be annoyed by postal cards sent from any
particular place, or from any known person,
he may direci the postnastcr ~ ihc -: 8
named 10 destroy al the postal cards ad-
dressed 10 linn oT cards from amy person
named So addressed and so far as the dis
charge Of the duties 81 the post Office per
mits sufficient examination the postmaster
should comply with the request. The same
request may be made OF the receiving post
master The direction TO the postmaster
should be In writing and should be filed for
preservation
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The supreme Court has granted the ap-
plication for re-hearing in tife'case of Al
lison, the Indiana county parracide, who
was tried and convicted last March of the
murd "f his father the previous summer.
The arr, ,neut for A new trial will be heard
before that .nody al the October session in
Pittsburgh The plea set up is insanity.
This is but a siaving Off Of the execution of
the culpri,, as it is the general impression
that it will only end in delaying the exit
from this world of ld-blooded and bru-
tai murderer
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07


To TEACHERS AND ScuooL DIREcroRs p
Examinations of teachers will be held in
Somerset county for the present gear as fol-
lows:
Somerset. Thursday, Sept; Is.
Berlin, Monday, I" 10.
Meyersdale, Wednesday, Sept. 81
Salisbury, Thursday, Sept p
pocahontas, Friday, Sept. 20.
Confluence. Monday. Sept 26.
Ursina, Tuesday, Sept. 27.
New Centreville, Wednesday. Sept -
Jenner 4 Roads, friday, Sept. 90.
Davidsville, Saturday, Oct. T.
stoystown, Monday, Oct.
shanksville, "Wednesday, Oct +.
New Centreyille, Saturday, oct. ..
denominations viii commence promptly
at o'clock a. nj. Applicants will please
present themselves for examination in the
district IN which they intenl to teach, and
may bring with them stamped enyelop 10
erftlose certificate. Directors and friends Of
education are cordially invited 10 be pres
ent
&c. WELLER,
Ge5hads. Pa, Arg 20. 81. Co. Snpt
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UDIT0Rs NOTICE.

"A
frank Sipa ana Ia the Court ul C.uiaon
2naIe y. S.pe. Pleas OF Somerset Co. IN .
70 no. 81 January Term. 1850.
James L. Pugh. Voluntary assignment 18th
IAug., 1851, Assignees' accounts confirmed.
And now, te-Tit - August. 1881, on petition Ct
Assignee ilcd, the Court appointed T. {. C0IooTn,
Esq, Auditor 70 distribute the lgpcs IN The hands
Of The Assignee, 10 snd ama1; those legally eg-i-
tied thereto.
SoMEEsEr coUNrT. S..
Extract rom TIE Record ,ertiacl 4-h August,
1851.
T. 7. SCHELI-
PTcth0n8tarv.
By .rtus % the a5gse appointment. the unter-
signed Acrehy gives nOtice f,fat he Will mees 70
attend 70 said duties n Wednesday,, the l2,h day
of October ISL, when and where an parties is.eF-
ested may attend they Think proper.
T. c. COLBORN
sep.s Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1881-09-07

The Methodist church erected near ST.
baughs Po., Addison Tp.,will be dedicated to
the service and worship Of God, by W. b.
Watkins, II. D.. of First NJ. E. Church,
Johnstown. ON Sept. 18th. al 1899 a, IN.
All friends are invited 10 this service.