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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

ne current news Of the week. sketches Of
s'D''''nent rcnnsylvaHisns. IN agricultural
,'ss' . puzzle corner. a review Of the fash
N s.ec'e'i matter of inserts. are some Of
!, ..''' !. 'f'he Philadelphia weekly JSa~.
- rear SIND for specimen copy. OF
~ : a'e tsuh Al .snir lcssofIice, and get il
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

Tuesday morning the newly elected board
of County Auditors. Mr.. John p. Rhoads.
Israel limerick and James Meyers took the
oath Of Office, and Tuesday morning. after
selecting Mr.. Fred. w Beisccker as their
clerk, went into session at the Commission
ers Office and commenced auditing the ac-
counts Of the Directors of the Poor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

M,,. Burke. a daughter OF Mr. Henry
Lape, who had been helping TO nurse the
Mason family, died of smallpox on Mon
day last. The other patients are considered
out of danger. and no fears Of the disease
spreading are apprehendcd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

II is believed that the closing argument in
the Guiteau case win begin next week. The
assassin has prepared another address TO the
pablic, which he wishes TO sell totome news
paper for sloo. A prominent officer OF the
court thinks that the jury will give . vsr-
die, Of guilty inside of twenty minutes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

The warrant Of the Governor for the exc
'aiion Of Allison. the murderer Of his faith
a. has been received by the Sheriff Of Indi-
ana county. The malefactor will be hanged
% the neck until he is dead on the 18th day
81 February, iss2.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

On Tuesday last Mrs. Anna B. Loehr, an
old and well-known resident of Blooming
ton. H., breathei her last; her death result
ing from paralytic stroke which she sus-
tained about ten days before. The deceased
died in her ninelieth year, and was n wo-
man OF excellent traits Of character and low
ed asd respected by all who knew her. A
large family survive her.
Ms. Loehr was born and raised in Somer-
set and was known TO and connected with
many Of our citizens. She was daughter Of
Jacob Snyder deceased.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

oar hotels and boarding houses were tax
" 70 their utmost capacity during the whole
as: week. There were nearly 800 stran-
seS IN town most Of the time the Institute
vas IN session. A great many bedroom. in
F'ssie houses were used by the different
sa'el-keepen
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04


Use the HERALD Tablet
,o-,cr Persons knowing themselves IN
"a ON nv books will please call and SET
i, hy cash or note and ooiige'
pe' @. r. PARKER.
.;r.ss men should use the HERALD
rsblei.
-;,.sve ureventcd and cured easily by
.-.xon a Bros. Horse and Cattle Powder,
,ns,ors sell il. Price suits me.
posncss men should order their Blu and
,,rer Heads Put up in packets. We print
q, very hsndsomcst at this Office.
harrison & Bros. Cough Syrup and Lima
.,;. the best ever used as family
medicine
MARKET, MAIN Cross STREET.-l will
-. on hand at all times, Beef, Pork, Nut
and Sausage, at reasonableprices. Open
dsily; will run meat wagon three times
each week
HENRY KEEGAR.
Somerset. Pa.
rvou want first-class Stationery at small
-, buy the HERALD packet. Note, Letter
.naslI other sizes put up in this way They
.-e inst the thing for business men.
rbsa chronic catarrh for years. Peruna
..,.a me. |. Strasburger. Pittsburgh, ] a.
II vou are IN want of Stationery buy the
urr,Ip packet they are the neatesi, hand
,omest and most convenient out.
Morrison & Bros. Horse and Cattle Pow
sor IN. been used with success in prevent
;,r pinkeye in all cases where used in time
3, Wes,moreland county. Sold at all stores
school Reward Csrds-Teachers viii not
sor,c, that the place to get Reward Cards,
nice Books for presents. School Books and
School Supplies is at c. II. Fishers Book
Stare in Cook & Beerits' Block.
IMPORTANT To TRAVELLERS.
suecisl inducements sre offered you by
the Burlington Route. twill pay you to
,ssd their advertisement to be found else
where in this issue.
Mar MARKKr.-Main St-ect.--We have
inst added a large Refrigerator to our Mea'
Market in which all meats can be kept cool
and clean. Mutton. Beef, Pork, &c, Kept
constantly ON hand. Open daily. Parties
bsring meat can have !, kept in the Refrig-
ers,or until wanted.
". nave. also. 100 900 new brick for sale,
which we will sell by the hundred or thous-
and si n low price.
Ross DAVIS & Co.
WaxrEp.-A good Blacksmith at New
Lexington. Property for sale or rent. For
par,iculars address or apply to
c.. b. MOORE,
II New Lexington. Ia.
For is years had chronic catarrh. The
ecarrh is we'll. Peruna Mrs. J. Marks.
Pi,tsbureh, Ps.
OYsrrRs in the shell, tub, can and plate,
in quantity. quality and price to suit all.
Basement of Cock & Beerits Block.
w. II. PLArr
For SALE OR RENT.-I have four houses
and lots in Iavansville, which will sell or
ren, on reasonable terms. Possession given
on the Isl Of April next. Come and see
DAVID LAvAr.
I.xsusv;Ile Dec 1881. Il
FoI SAIK-David ]. Kaufman offers a
valuable house and lot for sale in Somerset
borough. The house contains seven rooms
and ceIler, and is very pleasantly located. |
For further information call on or address
bis agent J. ii. Fritz, at Somerset, Pa, !
Terms reasonable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

While out hunting last Wednesday, Mr.
PEMBROKE V. Thompson. of Stoystown. sc-
edently discharged the contents OF his gun
mo bis right leg. shattcring il so badly that
hhea 70 be ampu;ated about three inches
ssove the ankle.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

The Philadelphia Times mentions Judge
Baer as possible candidate for Governor
mex; fall
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

4 UDIToR,s NOTICE.

Tine undersigned Auditor appointed by the Or
phans' court OF Somerset county. Pa, % ascertain
ssiyancemen;s, II any, IN willows dover and make
distribution OF the funds In hands OF aduinistr,or
and trustee ir the sae OF the real estate OF Chau
ey Cramcr. .decsd, TO and among them Legally en-
titled thersto hershy gives notice that he VIII ~
tend 20 the duties Of the above appointment AZ MS
ofic >, on Friday Jan. 20, 1852. at o'clock, r. n,
Whea and where all persons Interested may al
tend. fALESfl TINE dal
Somerset, Jsa. I, 1ssa Anfitor-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

One of the last official acts of the re-
tiring board Of Commissioners. was TO ap-
point Mr.. Michael Snyder a Democrat. for
Appraiser of Mercantile taxes for the year
1882 Mr.. Snyder is engaged in the mercantile
business with his brother in lockwood.
Personally. he is q clever gentleman, and
that he will make an able and efficient off.
Ger we are fully assured.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04
T EGAL NOTICE

II EUAL Wi tOE-
Of Southampton Twp. deed, and the following
collateral heirs, % wit:
]. Jacob Leydig-
= William teycfg.
0. Dariei Leydig.
4 Solomon Leydig.
.. Hannah Kennel, Who was inteymarrisd with
Christitn Kennel, both Of wbom are dead, bu
LEFT eleven children, to-wit: 1l Jonathan. sz)
Samuel (a) John O., ts) George, (s) Jacob l.. fs)
Levi, Cd Andrew Kennel, ts) Elizabeth Albright,
20, Lydia Baker, tlo) Rebecca shoemaker, tll)
O. Sarah, VINO was intermarried with Christian
Albright both OF whom are dead but who lett the
following eight children, to-wit ~ Henry Al
bright. samuel Albright ts) Jacob L. Al
bright t&l Rebecca LepIey. ts) aria Staeer, (e)
HANNAH Burket. t7) Christins Adams ts) Della
Carpenter.
). klilaseth, in,ermarried with Adam shIrer.
both Of vhUm are now dead. and who left The fol-
loviag Ave children. to-wit; ti) George Shirer,
i2) William Shirer, f3) kebecca limerick, IA
Lydia Lowry, t5) Elizabeth Fred.
g. Cnthartne. who was intermarried with John
Shoemaker, both Of whom are dead. leaving the
following i've children, towit: ~ Mary Sayior,
CD Catharine Saylor, t5) Lucy Baker, (3) Solomon
Shoemaker, (S} Matthias shoemaker, now dead,
leaving as his only heir Charles NJ. Shoemaker
Q. The children of Polly, VINO was intermarried
with William May, to-wit. % Jacob May, t2)
william May, go George May. lil Mary Coos.
Elizabeth Knepp, Isl Matilda Bitfner
10. Christina, who was inteFmarried with Henry
Mattingly, both Of whom are dead. leaving ID
Michael MattinglJ, t2) Henry Mattingiy ssI
Martini Mattingiy, a. Nary Mattingly, (5) he
hecea Mullen, leaving an only son, Edward A9i-
len
You are hereby notified to appear at an Or
phan's Court, to be held at Somerset. on Monday
the 15rd day OF January. Iss2, to accept eesise
50 take the real estate OF John Leydig deed, a;
he appraised valuation, or show cause why the
ame should not DO soli.
SHERiyF's OrrIcE. ! EDGAR KYLE
December i4.h, ISL. sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

William A. Dunshee. Esq. of the Alle-
gheny county bar. has purchased the Nc
AeesPprt Tr.cs. Editor Caruthers viii de-
vote he attention to the dnties OF the post
mas.erhip.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

'he coFsmitsee appointed BY tie county
'ienniendent n prepare the proceedings
u'e Teachers Institute. held last week,
- Publication. mp 10 our time Of going to
s'es have not vet reported. We suppose
.'''s viii have finished their Isbors in fims
" Beat weeks issue.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04
DIED.

BOWSER.-Mrs. Harriet Bowser, born
October 2, 1924, died December. 10, 1881 ;
aged 81 years, month, and II days.
DANIELS.-Mrs. Rcbecca Daniels, born
October IS, 1856, died December 2s, 1881 ;
aged IS years, months, and 8 days. The
deceased was inferred at st. Pauis Luther
an Church, in Addison township.
BENDER.-A few days ago was laid TO
rest James Wesley Ryder Bender. heretofore
so healthy, lively and cheerful. He died
December !, 1881. being just Is months old,
q victim of scarlet fever. lie was the son of
James and Anna Bender, of stoystown, Pa.
LEYDlG.-Near Comps Church, in South
ampton township. Somerset county, Pa, on
the 2ist, inst, Daniel Leydig departed this
life at the advanced age Of 81 years, Q
months, and days.
On Saturday, the oath, under the bright
sun of peerless winter day, and in the
presence ofan assembled community, We
laid the aged pilgrim down to his coveted
rest. He sleeps the "iong, long sleep Of the
grave" within one mile of the house, still
standing, in which he was created Snita-
BILE addresses, in German and English, bas-
ed on the words, If man die, shall he live
again ?" and, behold, make all things
new were delivered on the occasion by
the writer.
Father Leydig was quiet, unassuming
man. His memory is honored by those who
knew him longest and best He was for
more than fifty years member of the
Lutheran Church, and for long time an
active officer in his congregation.
In 1927 he was married to Miss Mary
Martz, who, with eight out of eleven chill
dren, now survive him. For q number Of
years the aged man had been disabled from
active effort for his family or his generation,
and he Vas quietly awaiting '.the coming of
the Messenger" His death and burial was
not an occasion for mourning, but rather
rejoicing In measure he could adopt the
language of the aged Paul: II am now
ready to be offered" Peace to his ashes
J. B. SEorP.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

Misses Ella and Dsrl Bruhaker, danghter
ofDr Brnbaker. left for Philadelphia on
theexnrcss train Monday morning. where
they intend spending the winter
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04
EoR SALE

A valuable farm s.iua;s IN TvPer iurkrYEse;
township, Somerset county. P.., a. 0inlue hands
Of Garret Lear John Lephart DAM I Tafflev
and others containing I'D ac-rs uaare nr iess
about - scres in meadow. 20 acres Ia god state
OF cultivation baiaEce well timhereC. rerT r9u-
ye2jent 10 railroad. in good farming cori luni-y
convenient to church ant school. having thereon
erected gcod.heusc. barn ana o:he- out hnild1gs.
For terms and further particua ars address or cal
On
Il s GcNILLES 4 $50.
Dec. &c Ne% Lexington, Somerset Csaaty, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

The law Of Pennsylvania defining the re-
lation oflandlord and tenant is clearly stat
ed. When a tenant rents house from year
TO year running say from April |. 1881, the
three months notice TO quit must be given
before April /, lsss or the tenant can occu-
py the premise for another year. But when
the lease is for = fixed definite period, to ex-
pire a; a certain time. a notice before the ex-
piraiion o:the time is unnecessary. II the
tenant does no; then remove the landlord
may, after its expiration, give notice and
proceed under the act of March 81, 1872
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

Ex-sheriff KYLE has moved into Mr. A.
J. schcll's house on Catharine street. Sheriff
spsngler and his deputy, Aaron F. Dickey,
moved their families into the Jail bnilding
Monday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

The msrcrry in the thermometer has
been below the fr-ezine point for the psst
three davs. much 10 the delight OF the own
ers Of ise-houses hcreabouts.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

Prof J. J Miller. who IL now engaged as a
teacher in the high school of Allegheny
City, spent portion Of last week in somer-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

Al the annual election OF the Farmers
Union Association and Fire Insurance Com
panr of Somerset county, held Dec. -, 1881
tbs following officers were elected TO serve
for the year 1882 President, Amos Walk
er; Vice President. Peter Walker; Secreta-
rv, d. J. Brubaker: Directors, +. J. Walker,
John G. Hay. Phillip Hay. A. J. Boose,
George Lowry, A. O. Will.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

ihe aas'ers'znes, oilers Tor sale, al BANG IN
A r A r M

Situated IN Taylor Township. Cambria County
P1.. TWO miles from the Cambria Iron Co;npInvs
Rolling N.1 1ohnstcwn. adlaiuing lands Of tam
bria IrUu Company. James Cosper, and others
This gre. contains ia acres 10 acres ciea-c.t.
and the balance covered with good =r1wirle Tin.-
ber, and has erected thereon /. BANK BARN in
size 20 by 50 feet, n NEW FRAME DIV BLING
HOUSE containing rooms. . Spring Rouse -
by ~ feet and twO stories high. erecset over ueg
CT failing spfirg Of water The farm alss co.'s
priscs large Orchard Of Mature Apple Trees. q
young orchart containing 20 bearing apple trees.
and an abundance ei pear. PLAN. peach a.ri cherry
trees. beside lpl bearing grape yires and nHncr
-us small iruit bushes Eigaty aercs Of ii.s ltrrt
are under high state 0f cultivation aaa 20 eight
years The ground has been enriched hy q dCt1si.
OF Is e0 Bushels of lime AMI 100 tnas town nae
u-e. This portion OF The ,erm has not been us-,,
Tor pasture during the Ias. i've years. and VIII
yield large crops of wheat or grass. Wills err hair
will gro. cabbage or any oSher vegetables Tscr-
" acres are ss rich rs garden This property
would make 9 goot Dairy Farm. Milk has hEosgtr
from to cents per pound in cur N lrkcs Er fiir
last ten years. The land is undsrlald wilh Gre
and veins of goit Coal.
This farm VIII DC sold, with or without the Hin-
erai, on one Ut six annual payments u snis tnc
buyer. also. viii sell IN smaller par.s, " VIII
trade for Town Property IN part.
DAVID DErBERF. sonns:own, Pa
Deeember21. 1ss1. "a
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04
A DEMONSTRATIONS NoTrcE-

Estate Of Thomas Rnl. late ef CoaEuenec Bsr..
decreased.
Letters OF administration on above ssfafe having
been granted TO the undersigned hy The proper sr-
tborfty. notice V hereby given 10 at sen, ls N
debted % said estate 20 make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against II % pre-
sent them daily auth B;ica.~d for s-ttleneai On
Saturday Dee SIS. lSsle sS-eSidenrs Q. lary
EIlsn I'm, Il conEnsnce
v NILl.IAN SHAW,
novl5 Administrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

Two engineer corps. in the employ Of diff
Serent companies, have established head
quarters al the Somerset House
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04
r EGAI. NOTICE.

To Christina EIem, CwidoEJ OF Jacob Eis,n.
late Of Elk Il < Twp decd.
Peter kiem IS dead. leaving h.irs VIZ al
John II. Clay, l2l Nelson ard Ancns Eieus. nd
ot " esJmorelanG county. Pa fgl Ioserh Ealnf
and tdward Klein. % The state u Netsfsha %
Jacob Klein of Adair ecu IS. No.. f5} MARY in.
teFInsrrie's With Jonas Blsrzh. 81 CeuitTis 60. .
Pc, e; pavit klein. l7) jonas Eeirn. Eiizs5alh.
fai erin .rrief VI p Samuel " Fisk fgl Carha-s-c
lniermaETled with Hcr-y BiCuxh fis1 Chris irs.
interfnarrieri vigh WIN FL Erefchria1. zU hi
Somerset county. Pa
You are hereby notified 70 appear .. an Or
phsn's Court. % be neir 81 Somerset gn 1for.il
the sd day Of Iaa1ary. ISL. to .cceu- ar rrf.r
70 take the real estate of jacob Eeifn sicr.i 1-
the appraised valuation, OF snow causc way serne
shopl ii rot be snid.
SRERfFF's OgF.CE EDGAR KYLE
December litn, 1851. sheriff
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

Mr. James Postlethwaite, of the Connells-
vile C5ur;>r. spent Sunday with friends in
Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

A death from scarlet fever is reported in
Somerset
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

All agree that the recent Teachers lnsti-
tute was the most successful one ever held
in the county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

Over six hundred persons attended Theo-
dOre Tiltons lecture. in the Court House,
Thursday evening More than two hun
dred reserved seat tickets were sold and.
We are informed. that the seats were all en-
gagged long before evening. and that many
persons were disappointed in not being able
10 get tickets or gain admission 10 the build
ing. The large audience were delighted and
pleased beyond measure with the lecture
It was rare and highly appreciated treat to
III Isl Of our people.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04
A DAINIsrRAToR's NoTIcE-

Estate os Jacob ssylar. ls;e o. Caremaugh toan-
ship deceased.
letters Of atliiaisi-ailon On The above esrlte
hayinE been granted % the undersigned. o.
the proper a1ihcritg, notice Is hereby gi-cl
TO tLsse Indebted 20 u to N &c immediate ray
meut, and these having claims OF demands WI
please present them duly Gufhentiesfef 'cf sef-
ilcmeat at The late hrfae % the deceased oa sat.
uriay, January :, lss2.
JACOB 8 SAILOR.
SAMUEL SPIGLE.
nor 20 AfmiuisIratnrs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

Judge Jere s. Black and wife are visiting
10 Somerset, they are guests Of F. J. Kooser,
Ea.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

There viii Sc meeting of the members or .hs
Farmers Union Association AMI Fire fnsu-rrre
Company q Scrsrse- County. 70 be held at Brra-
ieys Miiia. on Iusslav December ..th. is31-far
the purpose Of eleeiinS a President Vice Pfesf-
dent. Secssfarr, anG a Boaryi or six Directors ID
serve Dr The eusuir- year
AMOS WALLER.
IL y. BhtBAkEh- Pscsid tut
Secretary. uV
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04


Far - these !r.nln. ts'fr afu.- --fF " sr.s
.srisicz ssour lee "a fesis = I.os-zl-.i3sH-
f- s,.i7ri5 ihe worst = x .,r -; ;ian,-
riaiE tro,'ls~ ..ls 'n,aii,is n, {. v'-c-l
ton, Il..i; .,.d Isisp,iccnrni, s5e thr ru=Ssrzt
sYaal Va HeSs nnd Is i'aF.,-g,asiy a.ai I'D To
Change of e
]. WI " rri r-teI igsrors f-oi.i g, t.r-rf T.
M ca.,y cr dvtloin o.. lin is.,s, ,';r tf,. =
errous i-n ;.cnais cll cl cd. W.. c.ii- i.1ts-
!, remov' 4;ncr. i,nt,easr. ,'ei, cyss - crsyisr
for st!a.glnr' --d relieves wee. rrsl * isc -ts--r
]. cu:es III f.eas!sc;ies. as- ru7 -. --.'-
General ii.i.. '-.eos';eSSistss, s-'a -,
eeston.
That fre.rg = ''-srins. aorn. s~--i' r.; gov
and bsc.ati,r. iers-iaus'i,' 3 --.s{ ~
Itv.ii ait ne snd ln!cE a. -r.. ~
harmony wifi 80 i--'sfi.t rs''..f.,
For The cure; Z - t'af-.--.---i 60
Coasooantis ursy 50.
LY.-i =. - .'g
PoUNDis p-"9e=-,, e. - ga
LTns. ,fas-. E'r-ce t7.fsr'c.-
ir Tire form 81 n..ls. a,s' 81, f-e Or
recsi.t q. Fsioe, 81 .e- sr.s te-
freo.y assgr.1 e;i lr.s Gi .c
iSt- Aae-s-a ns saeFs ;'el fsis fs.e.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

On the second day of January Mr.. F. s.
Kliendiens,'s, lease of the Central Hotel
property expired, when the property was
leased for a term of one year by Mr.. Jacob
s. Pick ng. who takes possession to-day.
The license of the house was trans
ferrc TO him Monday morning by the
Corat. We have no doubt that Mr.. Picking
viii keep the hotel mp 10 the standard &C.
qlired by its former landlord.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

On Monday morning the county officials
who were elected at the late election took
possession Of their Offices and assumed the
labors and responsibilities connected there
with In the Sheriflrs office We find John
ny" Spangler and his deputy, Mr.. A. F.
Dickey IN the Register and Recorders Of
fee Ably Stutzman, with Miss Sidney Pos
tleth ,aite for his clerk. From behind the
counter in the Treasurers Office smiles our
corpulent and good-natured friend, John
Weimer in the Prothonotary's office we
find S. L. Trent, ESQ.,, with A. J. Schell,
Esq, as his clerk in the Commissioners
Office are Joe" Horner, Adam Shaifer and
Herman Brubaker, with ID. J. Horner as
their clerk, and John K. Scott. Esq IS their
attorney The people Of the county are to
be congratulated for having secured such
public servants during the next 3years. That
they have been earnest and jealous Repub-
will one and all make faithful and efficient.
licans their past records show, and that they
kind and courteous officers we have every
reason to believe.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04

The smallpox scare seems to nave sub
sided
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04
4 Dsu s isTRAT0B's NOTICE.

Estate or Ca:Aa-ire Gesger late os Somerset To.
deed.
Letters of administatits on tie aboTe estate
having been granted to the undersigned By TIE
proper authority. notice l. hereby given to hose
Indebted 70 the s1td estate 70 make immediate
pa yTncnt, ani those having claims or de.la ads
against IL u present them duly authenticated ior
settlement on Friday. the i2th OF January ISL "a
TIE late residence or the deceased
ELI BOWMAN
aoTs0 Adrinisfra.c-.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-04
4 DMINIsTRAT0R's NOTICE.

Letters OF administration having been grantes
to me by the proper authority On the estate Of
Jvnn Mason, deco, lare of Somerset township,
somerset county, Pa. No.ice is hereby given 10
all parties Knowing themselves ineebte1 10 sal
decedent 70 make immediate payment theTeef,
and to all parties holding clairs against said de-
eedent 70 present the same duly authenticated
for allowance.
L q. C0LBORN,
Dec. IL Administrator.
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DRIDGE SALE.
FOR SALE.

a valuable farm containing .tauf Ore Hundred
and Sirfyfre Acres. (l05) nft n I,iy-fvs f5e-s5)
acres Of the finest Oak ant fo l.r tiii.e 10 Liz
Onier Valley, tsenty-fiye AGRA eSsCiiCut meadow
eighty acres splendid grain pasture iaal. be-
sides other timber land, al u tiafcred. line
stone on the farm, good frame .seuse wagon shed.
grain house ant log barn. Situated iain Lock
port, r. Il. r.. miles, Lacolie. +. j. J. miles,
West Fairfield, one and one-h hall H.iie, hcre may
always be found a cash graia az aayi ,Fket.
TERMS EAS
Address
JAS. q. LENNON,
a7el " O0dl3nd Ave-
Philaaelphls. "a.
Tor inquire Of n. W. Lennon, Latruhe v sss-
msreland Co., Pa CctIr-Iy
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bid you turn over a new leaf ,