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~ PARTITION.

To Martha 1tislier Christiar 7rist,.-.
fiishicr. Jonas sIishier, Tobias / N;.li,.
iniermariea wi,h william Branf. So
married with John Branf an residir-- r. ~ z
set county, p; J Jacob tlishier ana ~ u =,
ros.di1S n Cambria counrv. r.. r-i -.
dishief, % Michigan, Pest O.aee asf .'--.- 1.
known.
leu are herebg noti1ed that 20 uu-so.-.
VIII o partition issued out { the Orpisr.. \
the real estate Ot Jonas Mlshier 49,
Conemaugh Twp. u his late resi- iorss.. 4,
day. the iad day oi Earcl. 4. ID. rs.s ~ ~
can attend II you think pfose4. e
SHEstsF's OFFicE. iJNo. =. SIss y,,r-.
Feb. Stn. 1852. -.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22
That Was Duelling in Earnest.

SHREVEPORT, La. February 16.-
Carter Stewart, colored, surrendered
to the officers. He coutesses be kill
ed jim Martin. The men agreed
to settle an old feud with bowie
knives IN 4 cyprus forest alone.
They had 9 terrible fight. Stewart
stabbed Martin 10 the heart and left
the body in the woods.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

The Town of Greenwood Declared in
State OF Tnsurrcctson.

Bath, Y. Y. February i3.-There
Is organized resistance in the town
of Greenwood to the collection OF
taxes levied to pay bonds, issued ten
or twelve years ago. IN aid OF the
Rochester aila Pine Greek Railroad.
After YEARS OF litigation the Courts
have maintained the validity OF the
l,tads. The people are neg intimi-
dating hieiders Ut the collectors sales.
Niuety-iive levies were made, and
sales have been frequeHily adieurn-
ed. The last day the fepa,iiatols
were out 259 strong, well armed,
with martial music and hard cider.
They defy persons to bid Oh the
property. Sheriff Higgins and Il
deputies attended the last sale, but
no person dared to buy the property
offered, and the sale was adjourned.
Reputation is temporarily success
ful.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

IT cost Schuylkin county s546
last year for tobacco for the prison
ers in the county prison. being an
allowance Of half a pound per week
70 each OF them. The authorities
say that the york performed by the
prisoners was in exact accordance to
the amount of tobacco allowed. If
this discovery in economies be true,
why not enrich the county from the
proceeds Of their labor, by allowing
them five pounds each F?
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

ATnRFrl gentleman Of Maryland
has presented to Congress n petition
requesting that body to make an
appropriation Of 81, 500 to buy from
him "sword knot" made Of blue
six ribbon and silver tinsel much
faded by age, which was formerly
worn on the sword hiis Of General
Washington. It is doubtless a curl
ous relic, bnt 1t viii strike most
people that tle price asked is rather
steep for Q piece Of blue ribbon, If it
did belong 70 ille father Of his coun-
Try.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

ANuuIER evidence Of the big way
they have Of doing things out West
is TO be found in the announcement
that, a syndicate has been formed at
ST. Paul and Minneapolis to erect
thirty grain elevators along the lines
Of the Chicago, St. Paal, Northern
Pacific and other railroads, all TO be
tributary to Z 10000 bushel eleva-
tor to be erected on ground pur-
chased between S.. Paul and Mime
apolis.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

ALEANY, February i3.-To-day
Governor Cornell issued q procla-
nation declaring the town Of Green
wor., Steuben county, in a state OF
inserrection. The Sheriff Of Steu-
ben county, who came here to pre-
sent the case to the Governor, and
who obtained the proclamation,
says that the violence OF the mob
not only against the officers Of tie
law. but ali persons who attempt 70
purchase property sold for arrears
of taxes. Several woUld-be par-
chastrs have been seriously injured.
The taxes due in the town amount
TO about $1,000, and as the place is
far removed from the line Of travel
nothing Of the desperate state Of at
fairs was known here until the Sher-
ilf arrived.
In case :he proclamation, which
calls on the rioters to disperse, is
not obeyed the militia VIII be called
out to enforce order.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

MeCoyxELsBuRG, Pa, Feb. 13.-
Hon. James Kelley. member Of the
Legislature from Fulton county, fell
dead from his chair this morning
while sitting in his residence at
Burnt Cabins. 4 week age be fell
down stairs and broke bis leg, from
which he was suffering.
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a cranis in nancasier.

LANCASTER, Feb. Elizabeth
Mash, aged thirty, this morning at
tackled her mother-in-law, Mary
Mash, aged iilty-nine. and knocked
her down with Ratchet She then
beat her victims brains out with g
boot-jack. When arrested, Eliza
beth assured the Coroner THAI she
had no ill-will against her mother
in-law, but that IS she herself de-
sired to die, and did not like tocom-
nit suicide, she determined TO muir
der some one, so that she would get
hanged for it.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

NR. BLArSE's attack upon the
South American policy Of President
Arthur is just as bitter and quite as
indefensible as was thatof Conkling's
upon Garfield. And yet those who
are bitterly denouncing and pursu-
ing Nr. Conkling have nothing but
praise for Mr. Blaine.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

GALVESTON, Feb. 15.-It Is re.
ported here that the town Of Colnm.
bra. Brazos county, is badly inun-
dated from the Bfazas River. Many
inhabitants have fed. Others hay-
ing taken refuge in church. are
supplied With food by boats.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

TIE colossal speculation which
has been keeping up The prices Of
wheat and cotton has apparently
collapsed in Chicago, New York and
other points, with crushing disaster
to those engaged in it. We may
now look for q reduction OF prices
and a resumption Of our export
trade 10 foreign countries.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

Tna fight among the Democrats
in the New York Legislature has
grown so bitter that the Tammany
members last week voted for the
Republican nominee for Clerk Of
the House, and he was elected. The
deadlock is broken and the Bour-
bons badly left"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22
Missook the OH Can For the Coffee

DALLAS. Tex, Feb. i1.-sam
Narsden. seventeen years old. drunk
at Grand Prairie, set an oil can on
the stove instead Of the coffee pot.
The can exploded. the house was
blown down and Sam KILLED.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

THE Prohibitionists viii hold a
State Convention at Altoona on the
22d inst.-to-day-for the purpose
Of putting a fall State ticket in the
field, and taking such other action
as may be deemed necessary to adj
vance their cause.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22
The Pennsylvania Military Academy
Burned.

CHESTER, Pa. Feb. l6.-The
Pennsylvania Military Academy,
in this city, was burned this evening.
The fire originated in the laboratory,
in the upper story, and burned fu-
riously. The cadets were out drill
ing at the time, and upon returning
to the building, at ) o'clock, organ
lied themselves into q bucket bri-
gade using every vessel that would
hold water, to extinguish the flames
but Notwithstanding this. the flames
MADE such rapid progress that the
effort was abandoned, and the cadets
turned their attention TO saving in
dividual property. In the mean
time the alarm was given from the
City Hall, and the entire department
responded, but owing 10 the bad
condition of the streets reaching the
institution, they were greatly delay
ed, and when they arrived the east
wing of the building was envoloped
in flames. In four hours the large
and handsome building, with much
Of IFS contents, was in ashes. There
were 143 cadets attending the acade-
my. Much of the property, such as
furniture, apparatus and libraries,
was got out. The building was $50
feet long, 60 feet wide, and four sto-
ries high-overlooking the city
and was built on an outlay of Sl25,
600 by a stock company in 1863.
The entire loss will foot up 100000
which is only partially covered by
insurance-not over $4,000. All
the state and government property
was saved. All the cadets were Civ
en- sufficient money by Colonel Hy-
att, the president Of the academy, to
take them home. The staff of in
structors do not know what will be
done in reference to continuing the
school this year, but a meeting of
the trustees will be held tomorrow
to take action.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22
\ Startling Confession.

Rock RAPIDS, Ia, Feb. 1G.-Ies-
terday, before the coroners jury en-
gagged in investigating the murder
Of John Lanahan, who was killed
while sitting near a window In his
own house on Saturday night, Mag
gle. the murdered mans oldest
daughter, confessed that she did the
shooting. Shealso implicated her
mother, her sister Anna and the lat
ter's lover, a young man named
Birch. The girl testified that it had
been agreed upon between them
some time ago to put the old man
out of the way" and at the earliest
opportunity Birch furnished the
pistol, and when her father came
home from the farmers club meet
ing on Saturday and was about to
sit down, she stepped up behind
him and fred, killing him instantly.
She then arranged the body so as 10
appear as If some one shot him
through the window, while her sis
ter Anna went out and broke the
glass. As to the motive to the
crime, Maggie testified that Birch
wanted 10 marry Anna and that her
father refused to sanction it and did
not provide well for them. The
mother and Anna corroborated this
testimony. Birch at one timc liv-
ed with the family AID was driven
from the house by Mr.. Lanahan,
who suspected him Of criminal in
timacy with his wife and daughter
Anna. All parties implicated are
under arrest. and the greatest ex-
element prevails.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

THE Tariff for revenue only .
Democrats are not now nearly so
noisy as they were during the last
Presidential campaign. They evi-
dently heard something drop,
and il is really quite surprising how
many Democrats in Congress are
now in favor of some kind Of protec-
ton to American industry.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

> BOYS composition on girls
/" Girls are the only folks that Lave
their own way every time. Girls is
OF several thousand kinds, and some
times one girl can be like several
thousand girls if she wants anything.
This Is all | know about girls, and
father says the less / know about
them the better of I am
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

THREE hundred and twenty thou
sand bushels Of wheat were sold IN
St Louis en- Wednesday and Thurs
day last for immediate export 1t
was shipped at once for New Or
leans, from whence it goes to Liver
,.aol
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

TnE bill for the admission Of Da-
kota rs State is now before the
House Of Representatives. There
will be a strong fight against it from
the Democratic side Of the House,
because its passage viii give the
country two more Republican Sena-
tors and at least one moro Republi-
can Congressman.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

WHEy you find a fellow going
around hovling that he is 4 Garfield
Republican, he VIII bear watching.
The boiling, disorganizing Garfield
Republicans" are no more Ike the
original than James G. Blaine is
like King David. If the late Presi-
dent were alive to see the methods
Of the fellows who take his name in
vain, he would speedily want 10 be
dead again.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

SENATOR BES HILL IS lying yssY
Ill at Philadelphia as result ol
anotker surgical operation upon his
tongue, and his iife is despaired of.
1t was supposed the cancer was re-
moved at the first operation, but ii
seems that it was not, and the ulcer
was vcry much aggravated by a
foar-hour speech he made ia the
Senate recently.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22
A ssIGNEEs NOTICE

Edrics 3 hereby -iVcn tia. Cha-lfsr d.
OF y cs- salisbury. Elkiick towasfi. <.
county, Pennsylvanl8, by deed ef vtI,...-
signmen-, has assigned all his estate r..
personal. 90 ". IL Ruprci. 90 soms-r'.' 4
trust for the benefit Of Tie cTedito-s 4, ,'.
charles l. Peters. All persons. thg-.--
debted to the said Charles /. Peters. Ill. =
Hehiey. and persons having claims Il r. a.
VIII make known The same wiiheat iei,v
, W. H. KuPPiI.
ieU5 Assignee orc. d. 1-
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TERMS

s,ut-haif OF the purchase money to remain
lien on the premises 10 secure the widows share,
fhe Interest thereof 70 be paid to her annually
surirq life after deductiu1 the cost OF partition
saie. ete. the balance Il down on continuation %
sale Deferred payments to be secured On the
rrernfses By Judgment bonds Ten per cent OF
nc ,arehnse money 10 be paid as so0o IS tie
ISRAEL LIMERICK.
fel9s Trustee.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

At a meeting Of the Republican
County Committee of Jefferson
county last week, delegates to the
State Convention were elected and
instructed to use all honorable
means to secure the nomination Of
General James A. Beaver for Cover
nor, and Major A. N. Brown, of
Pittsburgh. for Supreme Judge.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

TIE Berks Jownalthusputs its foot
down on Independent newspapers
" 1t IS a curious fact that the inde-
pendent newspapers who rail ont
so bitterly against political bosses
are doing all they can to boss both
parties in the selection Of candi-
dates for State, county an municipal
tickets. They find time besides, TO
give President Arthur the most dis
interested advice to guide him in
the appointment Of national officers.
The biggest humbugs in creation
are the self.styled independent
newspapers"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22
A UDIToR's NOTICE.

At az Orphans Coyrt hel at Sasrs-.., d,
the 2sth day Of JaHuauy. Iss1. hef5r, H. 4 !
Die Judges thereof, the unrarsi.ne.f l...-.
duiy appointed 60 make q q d.ffrilul, ,5r r..
in the hands oil Henry Pen-uf. A.lr,ir...-.-
Tobias Manages, deco % ami a.lorc ts....i.-
entitled thereto, hereby giscs noti.s ~, Il
attend 20 the duties 0fthe above ae95--..
his oilice, 10 Somersc- borough. on fis 81 7
FebruaTy, lss2, when and whefs al ners-. &
ested oaE attend u they thius p-eTer.
JNo- K. SCOTT
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Balance IN hand Of Treasurer. .....s II G,
Amcuns Of premium notes in loTce. SSl26 Il
amount Of capi.al. asl97 Q.

The following Directors were elected for the en-
suing year. viz: Samuel Barclay. Abrar Beam.
Benjamin Kline, James ParsOn Christian l. Mil
Ter. Wm. Baker and John Hicks oI Somerset
county, Pa, aud Leonari Bittner and Iaeah
fiebtner. Of Bedford county, and Samuel Nat
thows, Of Fayette county, Pa.
On motion OF Abram beam, Esq the old officers
were continued for the ensuing year, viz Samuel
Barclay, President john Hicks, Secretary and
Treasurer and Agent.
BY oEisr OF the Board Of Dirsctors
JOHN HICKS.
ie1-- Secretary
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GKa.STaRT fRANR DWELIING algSEll

barn ani other oasbuiiiings thereon eFecsed aool
~, ,i,s ssfre pienty cf water. and gap1
- sank nav open. also. convenient 10 chnrch
anil srhessl Ati9iIing lands OF fna;han htaeg-
frk Wttcw Boyer, Ionn l.. limerick A1t other
Na A cersaia tract CT tand situate as apeYo
,fi,ia4ng No l. gseniamin Trorisaa1 and ctfcrS-
..sit,.tnjrg Il aeres more or less al cleared y
- :, q ,s.-.. ~, n fneltosS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

Az Indiana evangelist asks: "Can
a Democrat get to heaven?" and the
Boston Transcript hastens TO say
that he can-if he has the handling
of the returns.
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OF APPEALS.


Notice is hereby given that appeslsWll- b B
from the assessment I'll 1ss2 at the Comm.
Uihce, Somesset. Pa, for the several aa'dl
the county, as follows. viz
For Ienuer township. Ieanerriils nc
C0ncmaugh, Paint. Shade, ~taysieuu i0fa
Qusmah0ning, StOnycreek, New Ealiimlia.
Ough. Allegheny. Jefferson. Somerset inFsi
Somerset borough. Berlia borough an Bs
ersvaliey, on Thursday, the pa day q f-'i7-
neys-
For Addison. Lower TGrkcyio0t. Urs.ll
uuzh. Confidence borough, Upper tlri,!
MildieereeS. New CentrcyL.s l'gr1ugh. 1ll
Southampton. Norfhaupt1u, Weilers0rrf
ough, Greenviiie, Llri-aer. Elslicz. Nalis-
borough. Summii. ami Dleycrstale horn1g 70
Friday, ths lJ-h day Of FeaFuary, ls.-
aud Wlere al person aud c5r91-4i
feeling themselves aggrieved at tine euame'
ard yalGsiiau Of theif taxable properly OF
lecis. made per.raut O. the several Acs '
nbly. I'm such eases made and prsviffe. ord
ques,c. % attend and state their gi.1r11'-
redress ccclrlingt 90 Law.
sS-The appeals VII De held on The lhct-
tened days between the hours 0f9 o'cl1cs o.
6rrFsr ADAM 5. SHATFER
p. D.J.uOlEER. JOSEPH HuKNEk,
CieIS Il. 81. BGJ BahEk,
-aut1 gOmu,ss.glsi
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

PENNsYLASTAs revenue from pro-
ducts of her mines and soil now ex-
ceeds that of any other State except
those which produce gold and silver.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

THE bill granting a pension of
5000 a year to Mrs. Garfield passed
the lower branch Of CONGRESS Thurs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22
i Singular Case OF rher.

Aman by the name Of Dwight
Brown. living in Erie, was brought
before IA Mayor Of that place upon
a charge Of larceny under peculiar
circumstances. 1t IS said that
Brown Is a very poor but pious man,
and that, in his destitution, he
PRAYED earnestly for relief The
day following the prayer he found
the sum of s200in greenbacks lying
on road, but it was evident that
John Growell, who vas walking Just
ahead had lost them. Browns
faith was of the appropriating kind,
apparently. for he took the money
without mentioning the circumstan-
ces TO CroweH, regarding the discov-
cry as an answer TO his supplica-
ton, and with il he bought food and
clothing for his family. Crowell
had Brown arrested on q charge of.
larceny, and taken before a judge
After learning the facts in the caae
the Judge states that. though the
mans piety was misguided, he
thought that justice should be tenn
pered with mercy, and accordingly
inflicted a penalty Of only 81 fine
and Imprisonment for "a hours.
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BEST STOCK FARMS
BEST IN THE COUNTY /!
4 UDITOR,S NOTICE.

ar m Orphans gog-i he'll 81 s. nerset on the
The zsth tIy Of January. issI, the unIe4 sixncd
auditor was duly appointed % ascertain advance
nau5s and make cistrihrtiou Of the iiuds IN the
hands oi Peter PIE, AID Josiah ". Pile admin
islrators trustees Of the es.a-e % Jos PMo, de-
ccasei to and among thos. icg1Iiv en-
titled thereto, hereby gives r1iice that
be viii atteoi 20 the duties % the above appoint
ineut On Thursday, tho 25rd day o. Fessnary.
lss- st 10 o'clock a. n. at his Office ii the boz
ougA % Somerset. when and whore al persons
interested can attend II they think proper.
" II. RIPPLE.
feo Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-02-22

TN E-1business now before the pub
- Il lie. You eau make money
eEAs ! f.steE as work FOR Us than at
scetcd- We viii start YOU SIC dav and un-
warts made az home by the Industrious. Men and
women. boys ard girls, wanted everywhere 10
sorG Tor ms. Now is the tine I1a can ~urz ia
npare time only, or give your whole TIM % the
business. Noa can live at home anil DO the work
Noother business viii pay pou nearly az we'll No
one can tia 20 make enormous pay By enIss sin.s
once Costly outtt and terms Tree. Money ruaGe
iast, easily, and honorably. Address. Tf.Uz &
20 augusta. Maine. neciS-iy
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GfiEiNiNGS.

THE ice bridge at Niagara Falls,
which has formed within the 9ast
few days, is said TO be the loI sest
and strongest seen for many years.
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EDWARD scULL. Editor and Proprietor
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IL divorce.


Harriet 3. Hanson In tha Car---r...
~ ncSt friend b Pleas % Srmers ~
Aaun y. Humbcrt, Pa, 30. It7sa-- Il
vs. fIesZ AE,s
Dempsey b. Hanson. ( Divorce. Oh tie s---
Descr'i1r.
10 Dempsey i. Hanson. iao ie.a-is-. .
named:
You are hereby uoiidef % ba acl s-r.,-,.
next Cour, 81 Cammgr Pleas Of Son.er.s- /. T.
TO be held iu Somerset. 1n tlc lth V.-f-
April, lss2. % answer % lhe compliant n ne
r. Hanson, your wife, the plaa-iI ahas-r--
and show cause y any yCu have, Why rar-
vile should not ha divorced FROM ihe f-,f
faatrimGuy entered into with son 3 .re--s'-,
prayer Of her petition and libel e-tHi,.r ,..
you before said Court
JOHN j. SPHNeLrr
SherlEs Oilcs. So
Somerset Fe b9, 1s52
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A DMlNIsTRAToR's NOTICE

Estate Of Daniel Leydis tate OK Southanp.on
Township Somerset Co, Pa. dse'd.
letters Of administration on the above esssfe
having been granted 10 the undersieued, by the
proper authority. notice is hereby given 70 those
INDEBTED 10 Il % make immediate payment and
those having claims or demands viii present them
dsly authenticated Tor settlement on Saturday
the l1th dsy Of FebrEar-, iSsa, az the late rssi-
tlence OF the deceased.
DENNIS LEyDIG,
Jan I. zdminisgTaior
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.

= a
Having been appointed ArGi,orb by the Orphans
Coact Of Somerset county. Pa. TO examine and
pass all claims against tie estate Of Bsffj1min
C0untrynan. deed. and make n distribution of
the i1nd IN the hands Of the the Executor Of saii
deceased, to anl among those Legally enCitled
thereto notice is hereby given. that VIII attend
y the d,ties ol said appointment. at my office 10
Somerset. Pa. on Friday. the 81 dag OF March.
lss., when and wAere all persons Interested can
attend.
VALENTINE HAY,
Somerset, Feh. 9, 1sse. Auditor.
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E1XECUToa's NOTICE.

Estate of Jacob Narteeny decreased. iqse & som
erset township.
Letsers ;cstamcnfaJy On TIE Shase essase
having been grantei 70 the up,iersigrcd by the
proper authority; nstice ss hrrehy given - aH
persons Indebted TO said estate 70 III, ke immediate
payment, an those having elasnsag inst the same
viii presentihssn duly authenticated for settle
neat on Sagurslar, &areh 25, sss2 AZ the sitee ol
john J. BOWMAN.
ieb15 Executor
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NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
( that there viii be n meeting OF the persons
Tor whom the properly ani francA ses Of The ursi
na & North Fork Raiiroad Cnmpany was pur-
chased. at tho oEice Of J. r. Draso, No. 20 Wood
street. ia the city Of Pittsburgh on THURSDAY
February s3i. 1882 at II o'clock A. H.. for the pur-
pose o. organizing new corporation. under the
Act Of Assembly IA stch case made and provided.
J. N REID.
fEh15 . Trustee,
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tg,RUsTEEs SALE
Il or
YdLUABLE REAL ESTATEi
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.,,rs ~ Somerset county Pa. to the andersigued
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