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John Buuyan's Ancestor.

Did Bunyan come of a Gypsy
race? This is the question which
James Simson discusses in pamph-
let which he has just published and
which he answers in the affirmative.
The starting point of the controversy
is passage in Bunyan's autobiogra-
ply wherein he says: For my
descent it was, as is well known by
many, of low and inconsiderable
generation, my fathor's house being
of that rank that is meanest and
most despised of all the families in
the land" Those who refuse to be-
lieve that the illustrious author of
The Pilgrims Progress" was of
gypsy race contend that this means
simply that his family were thinkers.
On the other side, it is urged that
the reference here is rather to blood
than to any occupation. If Bunyan
did not intend to do more than allude
TO the fact that his family were
tinkers, his language in this instance
is wanting in the simplicity which
is characteristic of his immortal
allegory. Those who deny that
Bunyan came of gypsy race lay
great stress upon the face that they
have evidence of there being Bun
vans in the country long before the
gypsies arrived in England. They
point out, too. that Bunyan was not
of a swarthy complexion. but was a
man of ''fairish appearance, Mr.
Simson does not trouble himself
much about all this. He says that
the whole mystery is solved by "the
simple idea ofa gypsy family set
Ting in the neighborhood of native
families of influence, whose surname
they assumed, and making Elstow
their headquarters or residence, as
was the uniform custom of the tribe
all over Great Britain" This is re-
ally all the evidence forthcoming on
the subject. We do not suppose
that the greatest admirers of Bunyan
would object to his being proved to
be a gypsy if proof could be produ.
ced, but it is hardly likely that they
will be prepared TO oindorse Mr.. Sim
sons views.
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Sept2O
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-25
What rho Republican Party has nov


The Republicans have done some
noble things-things that will be re-
membered as long as there is history
But there are some things they did
not do.
They did not use an army to force
slavery into Kansas.
They did not fire upon Fort Sump-
ter.
They did not attempt secession.
They did not plunder the nation
of its arms
They did not inaugurate rebell-
ion.
They did not drive American COM
merce from the seas.
! They did not "huzza" over Union
disaster
They did not ''huzza" over rebel
victories.
They did not mourn over rebel
defeats.
They did not oppose enlistments
in the Union army.
They were not draft rioters.
They were not knight of the
, Golden Circle"
They did not commit the atroci-
ties of Libby, Belle Isle, Salisbury
and Andersonville.
rhey did not oppose emancipa-
ton:
They were not 'Ku-Klux."
They did notcommit the butchery
at Fort Pillow.
They did not commit the horrible
massacre at New Orleans.
They did not murder Dixon.
They did not butcher the Chisolm
family.
They did not massacre black men
at Hamburg.
They did not scourge and hang
and shoot and murder men for opin
ions sake.
They did not organize the Louis
ana White League or the South Car
olina rifle clubs.
They did not drench the South
with the blood of inoffensive colored
men.
They did not invent the "Mississ-
ippi plan"
They did not use the tissue bal
lots.
They are not "moonshiners."
They do not resist the national
authority.
They did not try to destroy the
nations credit.
They do not, try to pauperize the
American mechanic.
They have not been ar impedi-
ment to national growth.
They have not been a hinderance
to to the peoples prosperity.
Can the Bourbon Party and all
Bourbons says as much? The peo-
pie can trust party that has not
done all these things, but they can
not trust a party that in whole or in
part did do them.
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f-.erfri April ~ l,-o-
-he rfr1~e cGt rerresents the Penn 2,
--- .-s -'l q IL coulhlnllCns ri hive 3
.--s, Il !, ~ied for each Harrow; ~
.ee-ff rci1lCt IA msde from {, i Harr'u--
t4. s.. -'fiiii1nal exr ense. By bookir. fis
70 .ti.,r rolut- I; OF q. the center revolves sr4
b., ~ I'D Two Strokes and Two Gross.
it. n.er & once, making i the most efIs,
,giy = ixcr IN fhe Bsarkef-
III i-ARHOW HAS ONLY To
I'D 10 EE APPRECIATE
see-- fore purchasing and you vii buy Do,
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Boy" said stranger to a lad
who was backing his boots in front
of hotel yesterday, "ifI should
give you a dollar would your first
impulse be to go to the circus?n
No, sir" was the prompt reply.
my first impulse would be that it
was a counterfeit bill !"
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1t seems impossible that a remed,

1t seems impossible that a remedy
made OF such common, simple plants
as Hops, Buchu, Mandrake, Dande-
lion, etc., should make so many and
such great cures as Hop Bitters do
but when old and young, rich ard
poor, pastor and doctor, lawyer and
editor, all testify 10 having been
cured by them, you must believe
and try them yourself, and doubt no
longer.
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Only Two Bottles.

Messrs. johnson, Holloway & Co.
wholesale druggists of Philadelphia
Pa, report that some time ago gen
tleman handed them dollar, with d
request to send a good catarrh cure
to two army officers in Arizona. Re-
Gently the same gentleman told
them that both the officers and the
wife of Gen. John c. Fremont. Gov,
of Arizona, had been cured of ca
tarrh by the two bottles of Ely S
Cream Balm.
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She was Too Smart.

An insurance agent applied to {
woman in Austin to induce her tt
get her husbands's life insured.
"Will | be sure to get the money
if be dies right Off"
Certainly, madame"
But will you give me any assur.
ance that he will die right OFF,"
No, madame, we cannot do that.
well, then, what good will it be
to me to get his life insured if he
don't die? | knew there was some
catch about this insurance business. '
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That Umbrella.

During the shower the other day
a citizen carrying very wet um.
brella entered certain hotel to pay
a call to some one up stairs After
placing his umbrella where it might
drain he wrote upon piece of pa
per and pinned to it the sentence:
IN. B.-This umbrella belongs to
a man who strikes a 250-pound blow
back in fifteen minutes"
He went his way up stairs, and
after an absence of fifteen minutes
returned to find his umbrella gone,
and its place note reading:
"P. S.-Umbrella taken by a man
who walks ten miles an hour-wou't I
be back at all. "
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DETITION IN DIVORCE.

John J. Speieherl In the Court Of common Pleas
vs.. Of Somerset Co., ONO. 20 Aug
Martha SpeicherJ t. lss2 alias Sub. for Divorce
To Martha Speieher, the defendant above
ne med
You are hereby notified 20 be and appear at the
the next Court of Common Pleas Of Somerset
county 20 be held a. Somerset on the second Mon
day OF November 1852, (l3th day. to answer to the
complaint OF John j. Speicher the plaintiff above
named, and show cause il any sou have why
your said husband should not be divorced from Z
bonds OF matrimony entered into with you. agree
ably 10 the prayer OF his petif1I and libel exhib-
TIED against you before said Cart
JOHN !. SPANGLER,
SHERiFs's OFFICE, Sheriff.
Sept D. lsS2
Sept6-6t
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-25

(which is the first and most i'm
portant sacrament" asked Sun
day school teacher of a little girl in
her class.
Marriage" was the prompt re-
sponse.
"Oh, no; baptism is the first and
most important sacrament" replied
the teacher.
at may be in some families, but
marriage always comes first in our
family. We are respectable people,
we are
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-25

There are now about twenty-four
hundred different diseases, and eyery
year the strain on single patent
medicine becomes harder and harder
yet the medicine stands up manful.
ly and promises to cure them all.
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Satisfaction for Ten.

In our family of ten for over two
years Parker's Ginger Tonic has
cured headache, malaria and other
complaints SO satisfactorily that we
are in excellent health and no ex-
pense for doctors or other medicines.
-ChrOn,cfe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-25

Elys' Cream balm reduces infiam.
nation. Sores in the nasal passages
are healed in few days. Catarrhal
headache is dissipated. Senses of
smell, taste and hearing are restor.
ed. Price so cents.
Apply into nostrils with little fin
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A Varied Performance.

Many wonder how Parkeris Gin
ger Tonic can perform such varied
cures, thinking it essence of ginger,
when in fact it is made from many
valuable medicines which act bene-
ficially on every diseased organ.
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A DMINISTRATORS' NOTICE

Estate orCharles Wingert. late Of jenner
township, deceased.
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given 20 those
indebted to it 10 make immediate payment, and
those having claims OF demands viii present them
duly authenticated Tor settlement on Saturday,
the 2lst day OF October. 1852 at the residence OF
the Administrator in QuemahOning township.
AARON BLOUGH,
Sept2O Administrator.
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By virtue OF an order of the Orphans Court ot
Soiner-et county. 70 ne directed Will expose 10
sale by publle cutlery, on
THURSDAY, Oct. II, 1882,
at 10 O'Clock, s. m, on the premises. the following
aeseribed koal Estate late the property Of John
W Haines deed.
A certain tract OF lanc, situate in Jenner town
ship. Somerset county. Penna., containing 40
| acres and allowance, l5o acres thereof cleared
and under good state OF cultivation balance well
ii nbered a Ij9ining lands Of Michael Cover. W IN.
Baldwin. Benz Kline and others, having threon
erected a good Frame Dwelling House, bank
| Barn 40 X o., Spring House and other out build
ings there Il large and thrifty, good bearing
orchard Of 400 trees Of 20 choice varieties on this
farm two tour-fcot veins OF coal opened ana reaoy
! 10 work, It is we'll supplied with never falling
streams OF watar, and is one OF the most centray
loesied farms in Jenner township, situated on tne
Bedford and Greensburg turnpike, Two miles
rom Jenner;own, and having Senool House anu
Church within one-eighth OF mile from me @
dwelling house, hall mile TO grist and sa" MN
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-25

A new contribution basket has
been invented which rings a gong
every time button without an eve
or ten-cent piece with one is drop
ped into it. The first Sunday it was
tried in Amsterdam it went off like
a Gatling Gun the whole round
trim
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-25
A UDITOR'S NOTICE

Inc Estate of Michael Spangler. deceased
The undersigned auditor, appointed Blythe or,
phaDsl Court of Somerset county, 10 exainlne anu
man Miller. administrator OF said deeedent, and
10 make distribution of the fund In nands oi
said administrator 10 and among those iexaiiy
entitled thereto will attend u the duties oI NE
arnofntment nj mis- office In Somerset B0rongh,
October 5th. 1857. at l + NJ. wnen ana where All
parties interested can attend.
FRED. W. BIESE ECkEK,
san,Ia Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-25

GENTLEMEN-Your Hop Bitters
have been. of great value to me. l
was laid up with typhoid fever for
over two months and could get no
relief until | tried your Hop Bitters.
To those suffering with debility or
any one in feeble health, l cordially
recommend them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-25
7 EGAL NOTICE.

II
The Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania. to Eliza
beth Harmon, (widOwl George Harmon. Georg,
Miller, Elizabeth Miller. Catharine Tayman. al
of Somerset county Pa, Harvey Harmon OF Cam
bria county. Pa, CatEaTine Hartman and Valen
tine Harmon of Fort Wayne, Indiana heirs AM
legal representatives Of George A. Harmon de.
ceased and all other persons Interested
Greeting Somerset County. SIS:
You are hereby cited to be and appear before
the Judges of cur Orphans Court, to be held al
Somerset on the 3rd day Of October 1852 then and
there To show cause why John l. Kessler should
not be discharged from the duties of his trust a.
Executor Of the last will and testament OF George
A. Harmon. deceased Herein fail not
Witness the Hon. VIM ]. Baer Esq at Somer
set this 2sth day OF August, A. d. 1857
Sherifs Office, JOHN J. SPANGLER
sept D, 1857 81 Sheri
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TERMS :

One-third TO remain lien on the premises al.
ter payment OF debts, the interests TO De paiu 70
widow annually during life and at her dea,n the
priuepaI 10 the heirs Of deceased One-third edsh
and balance In two equal annual payments from
date Of sale with In crest 10 per cent 10 De pald
when property is knocked down. dover ana pay
menis 10 be secured by judgment notes.
Sentta JOSIAH KELLER.
Admir- and Trustee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-25

What won't DIR, nken man do?"
asks an exchange. Well, he won't
put more water than whisky in his
drinks.
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HOUSE.
Opened Monday. Sept. 4, 1852.

Situate right at the Is. \ %. and ;. X g De
pot. Restaurant attached. both open day aud
night. Restaurant has been enlarged and re
m0ddied. Parties living along the ;. a G.. desir
ing to take night trains will find this great con
yenience.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-10-25

Loss of hair and grayness, which
often mar the prettiest face, are pre-
vented by Parkers Hair Balsam.
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TERMS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
1 Y That application will be made TO the
Governor Of the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
for charter Incorporating cOmpan7 under the
provisions Of an act of the General Assembly Oi
said Commonge tlth, entitled. IAN Act 10 provide
for the Incorporation and regulation of certain cur
p-ratiOns,' approved April 18th 1874, AMI the
supplements thereto. The character OF said cor
poratton Is one for profit under the second class
named in said ACT aud the object OF the CORPORA
ti0n will be the mining OF coal, iron ore limestone
AMI other minerals. the purchase and sale of the
same within the County of Somerset, where the
general Office and place of business viii be located.
WM. II. GOLDEN.
Sept 20. Attorney for Applicants.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Came straying on the premises ftls lniersign,
cd ia Somerset ro~Dsnip, apobt August 81. 1852
a red better. years old white star head, about
halt tail white. owner can have her by prov NJ
property, and paying damages
ED. NJ. SHAULIS
Sept 20. i3- Somerset Pa
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sepsls
E'STRAY NOTICE.

Came strBying on my farm, near Frielens. Som
erset township, hve yearling calves, one white
and the others spotted. The owner can recover
the sane by calling and proving property and
. wing costs.
aug93t GEO SMITH.
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When a workman goes on::a strike
it is generally his family that feels
the blow.
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ExEcU TORS SALE.
OF
Valuable Farm, Girls, Min and
Town Lots.

By virtue OF the power contained in the last
will and testament OF John Pm. Walker. late OF
Addison township, Somerset county. Pa, deed.
the undersigned Executors Of said deceased will
offer for sale nj public outcry, on the premises
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YNargday. Oeto6er 26M. 1ss2.

at o'clock p. IN, the following described real
tate. OF said deceased. to wit:
The homestead of said deceased IN Addison
township, Somerset county, Pa, sdioinins lands
OF VIM. Hanna, Eastou Cunningham, David
Mitchell Henry Younkiu and Noah bird, con
tanning 30 acres more less, OF which about $50
acres are cleared and In good state OF cultiya-
tioB, ana well wattered There is four foot vein
OF good coal oYened and in good working order,
a good limestone quarry amt about ,00J bushels
OF stone quarrIed ready 70 burn, and has thereon
erected a large
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septI3
/. UDIToR,s NOTICE.

The undersigned auditor appointed by the Orl'a .
ans Court OF Somerset Co.. Pa, 10 aseetsah ~
ra-eements and make distribution OF the funds u
the hands OF the administrators OF tredefloS =
Walker decd. to and among those legsliy tn.I
tied thereto. gives notice, that he viii 1tlshN :.
the duties AT his office, In the Borough o. ryhef
SCI on Monday October 2nd. lss2 ar IL octreA
A NJ when all persons interested can atteni-
~ - JOHN h. UHL.
san,1a Auditor.
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and testament OF Andrew Siailer, late of Shade
township, Somerset county, Penn'a., deed, the
undersigned Executor OF said deceased, will offer
for sale by public Uutery, at the late residence OF
said deceased on
SATURDAY, Sept. 30Lh, 1882,
at O'Clock. p. m. the following described real es-
tate OF said deceased. tO-wit:
No. THE homestead Of said deceased, in
Shade township, Somerset county, Pa, adjoining
lands of Charles Sarver. Conrad Stoy, tract No =
and others containing 54s acres and allowance, of
which 49, acres are cleared and the balance well
timbeIed There is a first rate Goal Vein, known
as the celebrated "Statler COal' on this farm,
and has thereon erected large twO-siOry stone
House. large Bank Barn, Spring House and
other outbuldings, with an apple orchard.
No. "a certain tract of Ian adjoining tract
| No. / Conrad St0y. and Others known the
Ludwick Wechtenheiser farm" containing us
acres and allowance, OF which about 10 acres are
cleared and under cultivation, the balance we'll
timbereI. This tract will be offered as a whole
and In two parcels il being divided by the Pike
into about two equal parcels.
No. 3-A certain.tract of land adjoining tract
No. l. lands OF Charles Sorber, Conrad Stoy and
others. containing II acres, III perches and al
heavily timbeIed.
No. "A certain tract sfland adjoining Nos
l. , and 8 and lands Of Conrad Sto containing
Is acres and 81 percbes and allowance, partly
cleared. This parcel will be sold with No. J..
No. 5.-A certain tract OF land situte in Ale
gheny township, Somerset county, Pa, adjoining
I
No 9, cootauing l06 acres, known as the ''Riifie
iarm," OF which about 90 acres are cleared, the
balance well timbered. and has thereon erected Il
twos story Log House and good Stable, with a
good apple orchard.
No "a certain tract ef land situate on both
sides of the Pittsburgh and Bedford Pike. part in
Bedford county and part in Somerset county,
adjoining tract No. and lands of Job Mann.
John JOGer. and others, now in the occupancy Of
James IL. Pew, containing 430 acres and allow
ance, of which l20 acres are cleared and under
cultivation the balance well timbered, with a
two-stOry Frame House, good barn and other
outbnildings thereon erected. with an apple or
chard farm is well fenced and veil watered
No. "A cer ain tract Of land, known the
''s,hot Factory Stand (" situate in Napier town
ship. Bedford county Pa. on the Pittsburgh and
Bedford Pike, adjoining No. g. lands OF JOB Mann
and others, containing 1873 acres 96 perches and
allowance, OF which about 10 acres are cleared,
the balance well timbered and well watered with
three-story Stone House and stable thereon
erected.
TERMS
One third in hand. One-third to remain a lien,
the interest to be paid annually to the widow dur
ing her lifetime, and at her death the principal to
the heirs Of said deceased. and the remaining one
third in three equal annual payments, without
interest. The deferred payments to be secured by
judgment notes 1r bonds. Ten per cent. Of pur-
chase money to be paid on day OF sale
W. NJ. SCHROCK,
Sept o. Executor
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A temptation for milkmen to en-
lgrate to Kansas is the fact that ex-
tensive chalk beds exist there.
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A VALUABLE FARM
FOR s A LIE =!

In S0merse township, Somerset Co, Pa. i've
miles east Of Somerset, on the Somerset aud
Bedford turnpike, adjoining lands of VIM VIII.
Daniel Keller, Daniel kimmel, John Gumhert
ana others containing about 800 acres 225 acres
clear and In good state of cultivation and the
balance well timbered about s5 acres in meadow
The farm Is well adapted for grain or stock
raising Is nearly all underlaid with coal and
limestone; good limestone quarry opened; vein
six feet thick three feet good coal on top of IT, in
good working condition. large story bricl,
dwelling house with basement, bank barn su.
gar camp and other out buildings thriving an.
pie orchard of eighty-hv bearing trees. also a
young apple orchard Just coming into bearing OF
ninety-six trees pears plums, peaches, grapes sc
ALSO,
tract of timber land laying about ten miles
northwest OF Somerset, adjoining lands of A bra
ham Beam. John j. Baker aud Others contain.
ing about 70 acres. For further information call
on, or address
:. J. BAER,
aug3oZm Somerset y. o.
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late Oi somerset township, Somerset county, Pa.
deceased, will sell at public saie at the court
house On
Friday, Norembcr 10. 1882,
at o'clock p. m. of said day. the following prop
erty. viz:
Ne. l. A certain tract parcel Of land situate
In the township. county ana State Aforesaid. ad-
Joning lands of Henry Long, George Cobaugh
David Husband and other lands of tine deceased
containing 50 acres, more or less nearly all clear
ed: about three fourth of a mile north OF Somer-
set. This tract will be offered in small parcels or
as a whole. as may be deemed best, draft of
which can be seen the Office Of John H. Uhl
This land is nicely located and is valuable for
farming or pastu
No 2. parcel Of land situate as aforesaid,
adjoining lands of David Casebeer Chauneey
Bittner, John Darr, Samuel Marteeney and 9TH
ers, containing acres, more or less, all nicely
timbcred.
TERMS-
Cne-half cash, the balance in one year from
date OF sale, payments 10 be secured by Judgment
on the premises
JOHN J. BOWMAN
Executor Of Jacob Marteeney, decdt
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

A UDITOR'S NOTICE.
som ERSET COUNTY. SIS:
S--) At an Adjourned Orphans Court held
q SEAL. at Somerset in and for Somerset Couu-
f-~-~) )ty, on the 3rd day of October, 1851 before
the Hon. the Judges thereof
In the matter OF the estate Of Samuel Zerfoss
deed.
On motion Of John II. Uhl. Esq, the Court ap-
pointed J. .. Kimmell, Esq. Auditor. TO make
distribution after passing upon all claims that
may be presented.
By the Court
A. A. STUrZMAN.
CLERK
NOTICE. will attend TO the duties enoined
by the Court in the foregoing commission at
my office IN Somerset Borough. on Wednesday.
the LIST day Of November 1882, where all persons
Interested can attend
J. o. KIM,NELI..
oct. IL. Auditor.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of Theodore G.. woy, late OF Somerset
Twp. deed.
Letters of administration on above estate haNlns
been granted 10 the undersigned by the proper au-
tbority notice is hereby given to all persons IN
debted 20 said estate to make immediate pay :
merit and those having claims against IL 70 pre- %
ssr- Them duly authe ntica.ed for settlement on
Fri,tav IJct yeth 1882. at the residence OF the
Administrator, in Somerset township, Somerset
county, Pa. r-,,r,,- uov
ean, n Administrator.