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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
T EG.AL NOTICE

T EGAL NOTICE
=, ,fary r,s7,ll,. tgiloul of John Ley, late
OF Soat thainpi0a Twp deed, %iii '"1
csIia ess1l heirs. " Wit;
l. I.e ID Leyii2-
- iilllm LeyatS.
3 Da lei Ley ~
J. Sciamua lseyCig. --.-.t v-iti,
5. HANNAH Ksasei 30 = Is :. = i,s.. hst
Csrlsfi q Kearsi to.A q VAIN Sle 1s-' -
- -I.vep children. town fii J9aa i.lAs ~
samuel 80 Isha = sil Sse.rF; sI-.s,lt
Irri "a lnareU Kennel 81 t-Ai-t-ie- - SO
fel I.ettfa gtkl. tls3 / bcccl Sa9-l'-tNs'' va
lslTy ntun-l. IN. s,-,-f.tf,,,
rsh wa0 sa= il,e-raa sfiesi ~. -. -
albrf.ht bata Vi whom are dead -. " p -
f,Ii. Emu fi.-al children. ta-W4f- W. h-1.+
- 80 ~ ~s-sue. Albright 80 J1re" =. q q
brisht. a. heasooa Lspicy, 20 ~. -, l.i,fS
= ~ R igrrzst Il. Christina Adams 81 D~i4--
Carpenter. -, -,.h a.,a,a sh,rsr,
n, p of y,ols ~, ssogE deaf al.i wio ieil - -
iowias aTe children. to-Sit: ~ ue,.-es a.
fD william Sairer. 90 kenseca 1'-1e' ~
L aia Lowry, 90 -ii5aae.s .-rie with John
shoerlsEer beth oi whom are ueae - ~. ~ -, -.
following I'VE chiiaren, ts-EIs W 1.,s
~ CalhaTine SayloT tS) iues Baksf, ~ ,SS eai
-6o~r..akc- f5l tluthias shoe maker, A5H He'''
is..inc IS MS only heir Charles n , oe,lil -,
o. lhr c.i.liYen OF Poly, VINO : n -. -,
aith William Nav. tc-sit. ~ Jse'3 -.
William Nag. go George s.ay, ~ - - ~
"a Eef,ares -Sn.et- t6l christina >"ea-1-4' "
rilzaSe i Kntp,. tsI ldatilda fit' ner sr.-,-
~ Chris-ir.a who vas interfnsTrlea ~. ~
sIi.s1s3 Nx.tfneIv. t2) Henry Aaiiinsy' ~
var; q Masiingiy. a. Mary AattnS.y, ~ w NJ
teeet luIlea, icav.ag an only scn, E4N'i4 f-u--
len - n, a., Or.
pban' tjourt 20 De head at Somerset, On Ail,...y.
the g3rd 4 y OF 5au sry lsS2 Z, aecefi Sl - =.
80 ttks the real estate Of John i<eyeie & -. ~
ne appraised valaa-ior. or show Cause "A' ~
atne Should DOT n- sold. ,-,-rv
SHEgIFF's Ur7scE 1DeFA-. II src,ia
Dercm3cr Il .. ISL.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

George =. Baer, ESQ, and wife, of Read
ing, arrived in Somersct Friday evening for
The purpose Of attending ;he funeral Of Mr..
Baer's father. They returned home on the
early train Monday morning, accompanied
By Mrs. Baer's sister Miss Margaret Kim
mel, who will spend the rynainder of the
winter in Reading.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
Death from Fear. no, Hydrsphobia

PHfLADELPHIA, Jan. 11.-At the
inquest to-day on the body of Fred
erick Miller. who was reported to
have died from bydrophobia last
Saturday, the attending physician
testified that the deceased's death
resulted more from the fear Of being
affected with hydrophobia than from
the actual presence Of the disease.
and ;hat his death WIS caused by
exhaustion-the result Of acute ma
MIA. The Jury gave verdict accor-
dinghy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

Ii. as a newspaper says. 1900 needy per
sons we're the recipients OF Qneen Vic,oria's
bounty at Christmas time. il is greatly to
her credit but how much worthier an aci
she could do by taking decided stand for
Tie alleviation Of the misery offive millions
of hersubjects just across the ehannel.on on
whose sorrow, in the language of the elo-
queDt James Redpa;h, the sun has never
set except 70 give place TO the pitying stars
that have looked down on woes which ex-
ceed in number their own consolidated
hosts"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

We should ike to hear Of few more pub
lie spirited persons who are willing 10 as
sis, in establishing good classical school
in our town. Such an enterprise ought TO
meet with the appreciation Of all good citi-
zens, and to receive not oaly good will but
peeuniarv assistance from all snch as can
afford il.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

The horse disease known as ''pink-eye' is
fast spreading aii over .he country. A great
many cases are reported irom the rural dis.
tricts. The treatment is generally that pur-
sued in epizooty, with Some slight moaifca-
ton. Many Of the horses die Of the dis
ease
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

Talmase will lecture in gohnstown, on
the 23l OF February. for tic benefit OF ;he
Disciples Church a that place. We are in
f'rincd that an excursioa train viii be run
from Somerset on that occasion for the hem
fit Of those who may wish to attend the lee
I'm
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
CHERIFFs SALE.

~ ylftuc q o certain writ of : end = =. :.
tn I.es. r. i-suei ut.. cl tie Ccrrt G C-illlIl
49, of ss,ue-se- CoUIsy, Pa, and ~ ne Ii1ss.-
e-l thero aiiI DC z.used u pUgilc -A-- = -
f.arl Esat.se 5 rner-ct. Pa. on EfiLay- tls -
- ., J:s.iusry. lss2 AZ l o'clock, 4. IL al ne
.,s.if titu interest and claim u me ee'el'.-.-
I-slf1 tsieieher u, IN and 70 tEs io-iV~.1s -
es.ata. sltuais n Litdiecreez Twp SoiLeis.s
csuu,y. Ia csutaining tsO acres anu peIeies p,f
s,rie; nsas1ro seing part OF a tra,t q iIh1 Al a.
l.ir-- ~. ; n III sas llr, Msses PEEK, LiIaIus
Is .sfste-tler Fro1vrick Sanders Ara is.ies - -.
rnerI, o. y iiiuna ScOt; being tn1t pert % p -
tr.lct which was Surveyed vr i9- tle tt-P -P'Ss % -
a-seftn. q distIae4y thereof Win tNo o-s-s-s-+
f-s. ltl,s.i.,..s thereon. vi b aglu--ei i-ite--
Iqtop ia s-ecuIion al the zuit OIL >" 4 A91i-s4'
ant use I'd Hslry Baker -. A. .s.,.-,.
Norfrr-Ail persUils purchasing = '-1 --
sale r5ii 1lcsse lake notice thai ft ei tHe tsi
eh,-e l1-ns,-.o be made known a. the ti-e y
s.le-v.if be required 5 socn as the l4os - -
In -l-ef is.r1 Otherwise Il VIII Be gam tNioseu
,5gfle =. the ri-k of the lrst purchaser ne re-
si.fus ii Tie purchase money must es i--a ~ - -
beslrg FHgrsliay Of the frst week oi J"lu =
Co.. o. time fxcd b. the Ceurs ~ se-a,'.,
80 scnowsedguseu Of deeds. and nc deel W. II
aesuu3ledged unll the purchase mliils = A-'-
iu faiL 49, p, --,-r T.
y ~ sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

The weather hereabouts has been most
delightful during the past two weeks feT
young ducks. Il has rained almcs; inccs-
sanity. putting the country roads in an al
most impossible condition.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

We had The pleasure Of brief call from
Mr. H. G. Bell, one Of Meyersdale's most
popular young men. Monday morning. Mr..
Bell came over on the early morning train
and returned at noon, his visit being apure-
ly business one.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
MARRIED.

ENGLE-MERvINE.--in Berlin, Janu-
ary . 1882, by Rev. ]. w Poflinberger, Mr.
John G. Ensle to Miss CIarissa Mervine,
both OF Berlin, Somerset county, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

Persons wishing 10 attend Court next
week need rot be deferred by the absurd ru-
mvrs Of the number Of eases OF small pox
in Somerset. as there is not ono case of that
disease In the town
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

We are indebted 10 our friend and sub
scriher. Mr.. Ed. T. Gilbert. former somer
seter for copy of the Sacramento weekly
t''ie'a, paper published in Sacramento
California.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

The board of County Auditors completed
their labors Tuesday afternoon. and the re-
suit will be laid before the people on tn,
first week in February, as required by law
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

The criminal list for the next term of
tourt, which begins Monday, so far only
contains four new eases This speaks well
ici the morals OF the county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

M; VIII Parker. O: South Bend. Indinna
is paying visit to his trienasaud did home,
Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
.rrrxrloy REPUBLICANS !

u. ,naaai Basiness Meeting Of the e.
10 somerset county will be held
c,,-t Ilaasc. on Tuesday evening
....,rr "A. issa, att o'clock p. m
s-,r Gro W PIKE.
Secretary. Chafh""-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

signor LaCardo. who adyertises himself
as ''Thc Prince of Magicians, and Greatest
Nentriloquist in the World, will give three
entertainments in the Court House, Friday
saturday and Monday evenings. Some of
his performances are truly wonderful, and
his entertainments are really enjoyable. be-
ing entirely free from coarseness or anything
objectionable. Fifty presents will be dis
trihutcd amorg the audience every night
He Will be assisted by Matte LaCardo, vo-
calis,, and Fin Reynold, vocalist and organ
ist. Admission s., 25 and Is cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

Services in the Presbyterian Church On
sabbath next. Rev. ". b. Carr. Of Lairobe,
VIII preach. al are Invited.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

~ Ky" JEFF Picking. one day last week,
bron .;ht 20 town one Of the finest specimens
Of ae draft horse that VIC have seen for a
io < time. lie is DARK iron-Eray in color,
fhly eighteen hands high, weighs 1900
pounds and Is only four years old.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
. sclcNrr,s .ccnr,Nrc
NOTICE OF APPEALS.

Q
Notice is hereby given that appeals vii. be he'll
fTu, the assessment Of 1872 at the CGMrniss.anrr
Gi.ce. Soraa>set Pa, for the seTeraI Glzlrie;s c
tie county, as follows, VIZ:
For Jeauer township, Je1neryiilc borough
Ccpemsuxh Psinf. Shade ~taystoTu borough
Gu IN All saing. StOuycrsea. New BaliimoTs. hur
, vagh. Allegheny, Jefferson. Sumerses tow ship
Somrrs t borough. Berlin hcru1sh ani Bro-n
ersval.s J, on Tharsday, the OH day CT fsDraary
next
For Addison. Lower Turkeyfoot. Ursina bor-
! ough. Confluence borough. Upper Tu-ke fo
. Middiecreek, New Centreville borough, Milford
Southampton. Northampton, Wellersburg bor
oush h, Greenyille, Lariner, Eiklick, Salisbury
borough. Summit. and Mcyersdale borough. 90
! Friday, the I0th day Of February, 1852, when
and where al person and corporations
! feeling themselves agg ieTed ~ the euumeratIon
and valuation Of their taxable properly and e.
/ fecls, made perslant 10 the several Acts ST As
sernbly IN such cases aaie and prOyds sge re-
quested to attend and state their grievances Esf
redress according to Law.
a6-The appeals will he held on the above men
toned days between the hours Of y O'clock a. n.
and O'clock y m
ATTEST. ADAM $. SHAFFER,
ID. J. HORNER, JOSEPH HuhNfR.
Clerk X. II. BRUBiKER.
yanl1 t,cnYnfs siJfsers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

4 party Of malicious boys broke into the
school house last Saturday and committed
a number Of depredations Cor which they
deserve to be severely punished The Young
rascals should be hanica down.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

Hon. A. J. ColboFn returned home from
Philadelphia on Saturday, the State Reve-
hue Commission having adjourned on that
day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
DIssoLUTIoN NOTICE.

TIE partnership herciofnra existing between
Henrg kursz aud wiissa Egsss Under the firm
name Of hartz Esans 10 tbs gsnerai lunsber
busiaess at frsina, Somerset Co. Pa. vas dis
sDiy0a Dy mutual coHseEt On the q 0f December,
l-6i The bo1<s la tae pildsol ,i iisasl Evans,
VINO vii coolest he saiae.
HENRY EURrZ.
WILSON kvANs.
III Keith and WiIsoa rF3ns, haying ffiaes
parinership IN the iambes basirass rader ths
name OF Keith & Evans, a. EfsiBa Pa, Ecspcr--
saiiy solleis the patronage y the pabise.
Eli KEITH
WILSON EFArS.
Dee. -. 1881. a.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

The ponds and streams in this vicinity
have been swollen to an uausual height
by the recen. heavy rains.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

CoarMcAToNs.-lf the thousands that
now have their rest and comfort destroyed
by complication Of liver and kidney com
plants would give natures remedy, Kid
ney-Wort trial they would be speedily
cured. Il acts on both organs at the same
time aud therefore completely fills the bill
for perfect remedy. q yon have lame
back and disordered kidneys use Il al once
Don. asglec; thcm.- ErrOr and Farmer
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

CoSrLuEScE IrEMs.--A would be burglar.
1t is said effected an entrance through a
window into the residence of citizen of
this place, evidently in search Of some prop
erty belonging 10 man ia the west, that
was stored away in nom. bur after iind
ing il hc could not carry itaway with him.
he has been kiI.dly admonished no, to be
SO familiar in the future.
The complaint Of high taxes, on account
of the lavish expenditure Of money by The
comfy commissioners, is not entirely with
out fpunaafioD. The purchase of an ex-
pensiye safe anu the building Of iron bridges
i,i country where timber Is ~ plenty, are
among the lbngs complained OF 1t should
bc remembered, however, that the building
of wooden bridges has been almost an en-
Gire failure during the past eight or ten
years Tue temptation 10 speculate some-
times oyercOmes the better Judgment of
county commissioners. Il is only about
three or four wears ;zso since the county was
defrauded out OF about 81 400 in the build
ing. on the old foundation, Of q new bridge
III this very town. Ah" got the money!
Let the minority representative answer
Could not the 81 900 safe been placed Ia its
present position for S5oO2 Let the echaes
answer Y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

John Miller, tramp who was arrested
in Paint township SOM two weeks ago and
lodged in jail by Constable Holsopple. was
discharged on his own recognizanec Mon
day morning by Esquire Lint.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
IQ7AvERN AND RESTAURANT

.rY7AVERN AND RESTAURANT
LICENSES. -. a.. n "a,
ms GLOWING named persons AaFe - -. - -
afgiec theI- petitions icr license Z sep - -,
- -,e vii ne presented 70 the Coari iec 'ii'i"
anec. en- Thursday. Jan =. y,
y-befs ail persons Interested can ttteIs-
Fliza A. IaymaE. SoEerset ioioli-i-
iacJa =. Picking. -o-nes e .'fte-''
Joseph SEcets, Gleneo.
Wm. sliee=. aleycrstale-
pernIs W 1sser, salisbury borough
rEsTNuEAH1-
II. F. S-yaer, Tesj Salisbury
John Staser. -if-e-sisiio Boz
:. TRENT
PFeih.n9iasy-
Jan.4.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

Mr. John II. Miller has moved his hard
ware and tin store into his elegant new
room on Main street. Mr.. +. c. Sampsell
transferred his grocery and oyster saloon in
to the room vacated by Mr. Miller.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

CEsTgAL HoTEL Having i,~scd the
above named popu ar Hotel lam now pre-
pared to accommodate those wishing first
class boarding and the travelling public in
general. The CENTRAL has been recently
furnished fTom cellar to garnet with hand
some furniture, the rooms are large and airy
and the tables are supplied with the hest
thar the market affords The bar j. well
stocked with choice liquors.
would respectfully solicit the patronage
of those attending Court next week, aud
will promise 10 entertain them in satisfac-
tory manner Terms reasonable.
JAooB $. PlcKixG.
Proprietor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

Gold and lead have been found in Wash
ingion county, this state. hat not in sufi-
sient quantities to justify the people there
to discard their legitimate business and 81
20 digging for the precious metal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

WHY WEAR PLssrEEs ?-They may re-
lieve, but shey can's cure that lame bnck,
Tor the kidneys are the trouble and yon
want a remedy to act directly On their So
cretions, to purify and restore their hsAlthy
condition. KINNEY Wort has that specific
action--and al the same tine It regulates
The bowels perfectly. Dos's wait TO get
sick. but get package to-day, and cure
yourself. Liquid and dry sold By al drug
gisss.-Gevmcafosr Tta~rarH.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

IN "a "a week ia your olsDSfowa. ; outGt
W - - free. No risk tytryt1iax new
.nHE ECapisai nes requlr / Ne viii ius-
VOAFnish yc1 eve u hing. Many are
M sing f.f5 unes Iagies r-Eze as fnrca IS men.
aad boys and girls are making great ps- Aea Ter.
n vou want business "a vh.ch yea can make
great pay 81 the time yGu work. write ior ra-s.e-
Dec.Is-1v-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
4ouRr PROCLAMATION.

- igr.,g AZ. ne Eous-a8is Ws1t-ar u. hAl1.
i-rssiaeut Seagesl tae seversi Suuf'syi ,u.1.-s -
Plns IN tbs - g,.4I ei.4ntlez cnmHfslnS ~ ei1-
..rti ! o iicif i.s.riel ald iu-life - le tyeIl'
81 Oyer snl ier.isiner e - +. Z - - Z,
FOR the trlf % al etlis. sl ,is.,r eA... -
he s.iiG District sud bANiHL y ,.-,,-., -
sfrssr1rAe. Es4ulrCs. Judges o. tie l0ifs- Z.
Common Pttls. saa justices oi the 1ys5< -
O.sr an! rdisincr. eIf5 Grrerai JAS Aeii.1'l
,,r h.. tfit.cs als c4f.lal and csaer olt1 - IN
~, cs,7- III ..oser-.t nave issued tAeir pre- sitr
Issi g. me directed fgr holding Lcaft % -. -.
uss. Pleas snd General Quarter srssi.tls I. -
peace. aaa General JAIN ieIserfi t-4.- S---- "
D., er sa.f lcrr1incr 20 Semersrtr
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

Esrs. Is i,rrcbg llgen 10 ali IDS justices oi tie
Peace ts t15,5Gei a1d constshies within iis ssl1
g.antg ol ssaersct that taey ne tiisi, an .,to
( 10 .nelr proper pers53s vita toeI ini.s' ~
t,..,,Ii-t tlt,af eTariuafi0ns au4 cinsf F-n--is--
br.il.ess t,l .huse tLiags Which u tAeif yl-s -
AL IL tlat behzi pertain 70 oe avl,e - i. 80
tiey wE0 vii prosecute against tie psia.---s - -
- = snail b. m The isil - somerset eo'thty ~ ~
tben ana thare g. presccate aeainst iAsia - -i-i'
fe - HDGAI. K LIZ,
Slerlr-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

GuEneTs often make mistakes in irespass-
ing on the premises of farmers and Others
in quest of game. Many ennners seem to
forgei the law relative to this matter. For
the benefit of this class of people and as in
ssruetions for farmers, a charge Of Judge
Ross, of Montgomery county, 10 jury on
this subject is interesting: mo man has
the right to go upon the premises of anoih-
eT, whether for cunning OF for other pur-
poses, without the consent OF the owner.
and every person 20 doing is a trespasser
Although !, is customary for persons to en-
Ter upon fairgrounds OF Others for the rur-
pose Of fishing, nutting and cunning, yet
they have no righ, todo il without the con-
sent Of the owner. Being trespasser, he
must get Off the premises. if directed, and
must no; stand npon the order of his going.
lie mus: move of as fast as he can, but he
need not run. If le refiscs to 90 the owncr
can use as much force a. is necessary - psi
him Of, even ii it result IN .s-s death of the
offender, but Won dare aot use more force
than is a.,-oiasely necessary"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

Closing remarks were mado by Super
intendent WeiIc-, Ssnner, J Jay Miller,
Rev Deatrich and Hoihert.
This Institute was conspicuous for The
interest," manifested. No grumbiing nor
wrangiing, but earnest thoughtful work
Thanks TO the Superintendent thanks to
everybody, and in the language of our gif,-
ed and talented iricad, A.c. Holbesr, Il
thank ali OF Us for the good time We had.
l. Il. SANNEE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18
HENRT KURrz.
n IL%llN EHANa.
CHERIFFs SALES.

oy virtue u certain wri5s of yend. II. ? 6 Ia.
Lev Fa. and Test III. Fs-. issced out oi The ccurt
Oi Common Pleas OF 5afner-et csunty. a., and
10 tne directed, there will be czlFJset ~ psDiic
sale, al tse court house, IA Somerset. Pa on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

The superintendent, of the railway mail
seT'ica has issued Z circular to the division
iapeTinieadenis IN which hesays: In view
o. The Prevalence Of small pox throughout
lle o3'nitry a the present time yoa arc in
siacied ia eFery case where = repo.; Is
s'see % yoa ia regard to the matter with
'-s Felaes, that nail communication be
--lsa.sl between the infected localities
4'.- g'AeTs, % take necessary action at once
N'aoli waiting 10 consult this Office. This
Z necessary IN order that the department
'l-i DO, be IN any way be responsible for
i'al''ise any contagious disease"
sASo 70 czxr corsrERs.-The five and
"a cent counters in Cook q Beerits' BLOCK
= s-'il in fail blast. Our casrAsry friends.
$40 specially lAass from 4. distance, con-
r-li-,iag attending Court arc hereby in
''i'e'' that an extra large and full stock Of
aud 10 cent goods viii be for sale dur
.-s eo'lri week. the goods in this liae are
~ Q; 'aach better quality than formerly.
= 'A'e 70 s'-ll al the ) and 10 cen, counter
s'ahg extraordinary bargains at Cook q
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-01-18

and part of Willow alley in tho general plan 81
said town &c Ursina. together with the right o..
maintaining and using the mill race n slii iown.
together also, with sfi the rflra1 a1.i rights Of
way formerly belonging % tae tfsloc. a1d North
FOX Railway Company
Taken in execution as tho property af the pits
burgh * Baltimore Coax Coal ) iroa Co AZ the
suit o. J. n. Reid, trustee.
Also
The rolling stock. rights sf way, cazc-lanfs.
r. ailrcads, proper and irlne hiscncnts % the p
sina * North Fork Railroad Company. . ca ri-frl-
ti0n organized under the laws cf the STATE ef
Pennsylvania % construct and 9pci ate n raiirDaG
from its junction with the Baltimore Ohio Rail
road at or near the town 81 JrsiDs in Lower
Tgrkcyfoot township. Somerset county. Pa. TO n
point IN Up. er TeTksyst0. township, c3G1ay and
State aforesaid
Taken in execution as the aroper.y OF the Urss-
m S Moth Fork Railraad Company. AZ TIE s-it
of the Pittsburgh i tiaiumsre okc Coal q Ir5n
Company, tor use Of James *. Reil, Trnsfee.
EoTIcE-AIl peTsoGs purchasing al ths abeve
sale will please iaSo notice that . par OF tie
purchase Doney--iO be made known AZ the time
0f sale--wiii be required soon AS the fr0perty
Is Knocked down. Otherwise Il vii b. again eA-
posed 70 sale At the risk Of the irst purchases.
The -esalue Of the purchase money must be raid en-
or before Thursday of the first week OF January
Court, the time uxed by the Court for theacknowl-
edgnicn. OF deeds and no deed VIII be aeknowlcdx-
Until the purchase money Is paid in full.
JOHN J. sPANGLER.
shsrid's Ofice. Sheriff.
Somerset Jan. 4, fss.,.
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manner In which he has presided over cur
deliberations.
LEVI LlcnLfT9n,
]. n. BERxEY,
A. d. GSaeEY,
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~ the right fillc ia.eres 'iiH simon
LlTetg1od Of in ami to tlc '2ili 81
d certain tract % i1n1. altutt- Li- tQU.
sh!p. So1eT-e- c9anty. Pa. rlrr-ltef tr Tie
nlfne Ol Leonard saTct- 4di eir ps la1s ol laclii
I T LigeuEo-ri, Hagid Bay ~ 1e!rs' uis warrant
c N The naiue % fnat. 81 core aat bsisy .4c1r'--
hn,is uf Sias Ire Ter ASH lfaers. rantllEllE 40
acres moTc IT hess, ahQCt % acres cieIrri hii-
anee well s;mberea. with q ios house aed stable
thereon crccied. wish rne spis.srcna ccs-
Taken "a exscutiaU as tae property 81 sir11l.
Lis. ll1ol AZ sle sEit ~ bcr.l r.ay IS Ad1r.
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r,f tho bonanza man, gave 5000
food - the San Francisco poor Tor