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miscellaneous.

COSTAR'S FOUR EXTERMINATORS KILL
~ OedDngs reaches flies neas rats mice Not
POISONOUS dangerous 4O5 Broone-st.
COPPER, IRON and STEEL SASH CHAINS
~ for suspending window Warranted for nfteen
yoA Manufactured aud for sale 1t % st. corner
81 Hester. THOMAS MOTION.
ICE FOR SALE, large or small cargoes ;
= Ice sold on commission MUTUAL BENEFIT ICE
COMPANY, 80 shave, York.
RetrigeratOrs Water Coolers, Freezers, Oil
~ stoves & ]. MOWBRAY, No. ~ Vesey-st
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED FOUL
AEkT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISIENI
WIFI ABSOLUTE sAEEIH

Fxress Trans leave NewYOrk DesbrOssts and COr
landt streets Ferries. as follows; .o,,o r..
7yt tIAnJtedj. IL J. 5:-U 5;fu, DO
and 9 D. H. Y night. sundays, 5;lo, and AZ u H.
A. .. T. and p m. and IL night . -..- -. r oo
IN and D m. Running through VIA Trenton ana Canden
Reurrina trains street station Philadelphia
Iz0I :oJ, SO 3f5. $50. 73, $50 500 ana II a IN
Him ted Express, $50 l. 3. 4, ., D, b5O 100 anu
So o NJ ON sunday, 1901. 800 30 80, $50 a "a l.
t:3O 100 ana 81 =. m Le ee, a,,dsv f va
Ticset Ouces sac aud 944 BrOadw ay, Ast0r Hon anu
foot of Dcsbru-scs and COrandi5ts COURTS anu brV9h
lvn Annex station, foot Of FLtonst, Brtokiyn ifo7 -
fI6 and Is HudsODst, H0OOken. ntatOh JerscJ NhJi
IMMIGRANT Ticket once : Battery place. , - . -s.,.
The YORK Transfer Company VIII cA lOA an" SHo"A
baggage ron rt5 I9Si y ''' j. r. WOOD.
FINANh .a,erai Nanarcr General Pa-s'r Agent
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST,
Wa Philade!plia Baltimore and " Washington

on and after May ~ the magnificent PASSENGER Trans
leave from Pennsylvania Railroad Depot loot Of Corandst
DesbrUssCs-st. follows
D. M except sundays p8rlOr attached arrives wash
nrtOn SlOD m Night express leaves Washington az ~
y III daily SleepeTs day coaches through TO Cincinnati
and Chicago
D. m daily Fast Line arrives Washington 225 m, Gin
cinnan $50 Chicago $50 and - Louis $50 a m
b. O palace Shoppers and day coaches though ~ Cincinnati
81 al Chicago.
O'clock n chit arrives al Washington 30 m Day
Express Washington at lO:4O a. daily sieepers
aul dav coaches through 10 Cincinnati
arrive from the a cj0A m. $50 ana IO~'O p
Tickets and sleeping Dcrths secured and baggage ce
checked destination cODpanys once O. Sl9
Broadway. and at ali the Offices o the Pons4'snA
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nor THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.

I -,
commencing June O. ecia through express train with
cars will leave Grand Central Depot N y y
n q III h H. daily except sundays, ct 900 M, arriving
al the early the evening " hours ear ~ tla
st seasou connecting Wells with express tram Tor
Newport Vt Quebec in drawing roolcars may
he ENGAGED in advance d. O. ticket ONCE, IN Grand
SenLraI ienot or bv add ressing mail telegraph
9. I. II Hampstead, q. T. A,
X y II & II I. r. 4. Depot, y. Y
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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE
~ WOrcester NAsnl- forulaal All TIC LII
---' $500 cry H. WORCESTER
Wflhouf excorfior t,e
Tie fav,rs 0F CITY Of NETWORK.
leave PIER River loot d WAtLs-It, next par
abOv daily, PIT sunly at pm
NEW-HAVEN, MERIDEN, HARTFORD,
~ SPRTNGFTEI.D HOLYOKE MONTREAL and interme-
cate points Steamers leave %. f.. r.
~Dniays rxcepie and II pm. SUNDAYS lnclu eds
necting with trains at NEW-uAEEN for MERI DEN
HARTFORD sPRlNGFl ED, sc Tickets sold aud bag
rage cbecE ed Broadway. y y COurst Brook
lvu Excursion 70 Sew haven and return. - 5O.
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PROVIDENCE LINE. 1900, -,,ry,r
FOE PROVIDENCE DlEECI -,
Connecting Providence W orees''f
for all POINTS NORTH and kASl- VIA MOhtssS En-
c..ieit trgat steamer hIioD ~ 80 ~
80, - .nf.ra TN I'd " FIilzv -" i.r MA hu'"h.
,a,er MAssA sETTs on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
saiuIua's W" too pr % " r. foot of Warren-st-
CoDnecfioas made &C Providence wa T. q ~ n,
az Wn~,ester and all Northern, Eastern Aha Nho
Mountain points Tickets for sale AT al Prlaed2~i &
Ha. stsferorms secured al Offices oI Mestcot II
:, Astor TIuuse ~, ISL t5i AMI AZ hrOAd-
70. "a o. E1ffn venue aud Windsor Hotel TICKET OiNces
way Ahu ~ i' L. W FILkISS, Gcnerai Paas Agent
- ixISNtAPOLIs, COLORADO. OREGON. CALI
popVTA and all points in NEBRASKA. UTAH MON
T1VI DAKOTA MINNESOTA. and the NoRTHWE EST
are reached direct from CHICAGO VIA the
CHICAGO AND NORTHWESTERN R'y
trims from two i've trains daily each way between
otuC1oo and p,onilent Western points 1T ALONE
pTrvs 1MpERIAL PALACE DINING CARS west OF Chr
- prrrNAN sIEEPEIts are ali of its through
and nipbt trims For n fare and other information
p v eer or person TO any coupon ucHes agent or 10
app" " $780, L. +. BOOTH,
l,.-ai Eastern Agent No. 4l5 Broadway, Ne" fork,
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NTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.

AJStaton IN NeW-lOrk, foot OF Lherty-St stauoD III
Brooa VI. loot OF FulfOn-st, Jewe's Wharf
Commencing June To- 1882. Leave New-York 49,,
Gao a. m.-tor Pennington. EastOn, Wind Gap, Mauch
Chunk. Tamanend, Iaaqua, hazieJon Driton scrahuou
Upper Lehgh &C
$500 u-For Pennington II Oh Bridge Branch -chooeY :
Mountain Eastou. Allentown. Readug. Harrisburg Mauch
Chunk WILLIAMS port Tamaqua Nantcoke, Upper Lellgh,
Scranton. &c.
p m-F0r Pennington, Easton, Allentown. Reading HAr-
Hsburg, M4uch Chunk. HdLeiDn. " llkosDarre, &c
S:45 m.-FOr kastOn, Wind Gap Mauch Chunk, Iamagna
Dri ton " ilkesbarre. scranton. Hazl-tOn. &C
m-FOr Ficminston High Bridge Branch sclfooleys
Mountain Ea>ton. &c.
4:3u % d.. Tor SOueTvile, Pennington, sc.
5.30 D. m.-FOr EastOn, Allentown Re9.ng Harrisburg
Mauch Chunk. Nilkesbaire, sc.
sunday at $40 y for BOund Brook
and intermediate stations at $50 for East0n Allentown
For %es.rS al 5 545 els 6:45. 7:l5 1870 s. s:I5 $50
g 9:15, $40 lp:l5. l0a5, lll5 IT,, - NJ LID II92
23O 3:0 T. $40 .. 5lj $50 j:45. q. 6l5 $50 49,
SID o. 4.4j. 1890. lllj u p. N.
For trans 10 local points tables at stations
PERTH AMBOl BRANCH
For ~ewarcn at 1:45. q, II A. m. 4, p. m
For PERI AmDOy AZ S.4j q II a. 800, 4, 8 D. m
For Freehold AMI Keyport At 4j. 8 Il 23O' 4:3O
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NTEW-Y0RK AND long BRANCH R. K.

NEW YORK AND LONG BRANCH K. X.
~ (PennsyivsIua r r., zoos CortlAnu"
stations N NeW.York DesDrJsseSSt
central r. K Of y J., foot LioeItyst
LEAVE NETWORK commencing Juna IS 1892
FOR south Amboy. e. r. b. OF y. j., 7i5, II n m
$50. :. g. p m. VIA Penn. r. r. $50 a H., y m D. p NJ
For Matawan. &c. via C. r. r OF n J., 40 - am
23o l. 4:3O. via Penn T. T. 5:3O a. N" u H. D .
y N. r.o-t-
500 Girt Point Pleasant &c via Q r. L. % Y. J.. 40 .
II a H. 330. $780, A. 40 m Penn. X r, $50 S;4o
a. IN. II H., 3, 800 D. = m - n :,
For FREEHOLD and Keyport VA C. r X OF n j. 74''9 ~
z m. 20 40. p. m d, .
For lakewood River BarneGat &c. via C. Il E. OF
~ F or seaside PAX via Penn p r., $40 N. 8:
il. T. BALDWIN, ! T. " OOD, j. r. Ran Ds'i--5 u
GPA c. l.. L. OF y. J. O. r A. r X II Sup '
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'E3W- JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY,
VIA SANDY HOOK,
STEAMERS LEAVE PIER = y. L,

root RECTOR-sT:
For Highlands, SeabTight Monmouth Beach and Long
Branch 81 D 7.4j 9, Il l3O 545, .. j:i5 sun
For Atlantic Highlands 7;45 g. II $780, 3:45 O. 54J
p. IN. g., - r
5:45 p. m. , M
3:4j p. - .-.- =.
B9ysida, l:3O D m. -
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
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AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewIO via DesbrOsses aud tortandt street.
Ferries, as follows: -, cd, III, r-t,--,r
Palace ars attached H. q ana daily New forA
ana Chicago Limited u PadOr, Dining Smoking ana oeop
Ing Cars at 9 a III. every DAY -,
Fot .r.s-.l springs and g a m. and I M cinN.
WilliamsyOri- Lock Haven p. CORY ana Er1e a
connecting al Cory Tor litusFlLe petroleum zen
the Oh Regions. . ~, .--,.-. ~. 80
Fxrrs, OF Pullman ParlOr cars daily, except sunday IL
a. M arrive Washington u Regular al O;lo aud S'ot
a. n. :. $40. and J. IN, and Il nlsll
SUNDAY. 5:l5 a NJ. = and p. and ~ night
except sunday olJ, ~. ilO n H. ah'
100 D. No. with through car. ON sunday, OLD a. m -
lay sunday, o.oO AA-4V a. ia anu y ~
SATURDAYS only u.
via Railway and AmDOy. $50 and $40 a H. - uloh' D
rams RIVE va seaside Park $40 a m. and p
Eoa. Of Brook Annex connect with al through rams AZ
Isns From Pit shurg 600 and ll20 1880 ant
iT40n m daily From Washington ana Baltimore, 900
65O m 3. So $3.50 aud 1000 M sunday b:3u b5i
= m and $50 D. From Baltimore. l-O p on san
DAYS g.sj D. m From Philadelphia 800 b2O $50, $500
500 q:35 1910 and 1880 p M sunday 3-1u u:-u o'SO
go il4O = NJ G2O $50. lO.iO and lu:5O
TO PHILADELPHIA.
THE OID.EsTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
On TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON
SUNDAY. ) STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA
2IN NEW-YORK-
DorBIE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
NkNT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUIE SAFETY.
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IL The new fast and elegant seagofng steamer
CITY Of RICHMOND"
makes daily 10 the ocean Pier Long Branch
making connections for Ocean Grove amt AsDnry Park
BOAT LEAVES Foot West u st-st,. " X. $50 and =
p. Pier 3 n. r., 10 N. and $3.50 D. m FARE either
way with Ticket % cents Excursion tickets good only
' A superb .ail-safety Speed and Comfort
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YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
For rR 81 y \ J: Z ID adj PnILAbELPHIA.

Leave New YORK from station {. Il. 4 OF y. J: :, .
For Philadelphia Ninth aud reen-sts al I<5 9,bO
III, $50 200 Loo On SUNDAY AZ A.
NJ $50 II p For third and BerKs sts al 1:45, l44a
q. H. l:3O 20. 80. Oh sunday at $40 a. u M
For Trenton 1fJ. 93U, Has, l3J 4 40 o.3O &
I2p M On sunday. $40 m, 530. II p.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for New YORK -
stations Plla and Reading t. r., Ninth and 'treen-
SITS $50 $3.50 $50. \ l5. 1856. $40. 6:A5 ~ ~
On sunday. al $50 $50. IL p. - o,o
Third and Berk sts At j:l9 $40 81 m o-So'
500 $50 ll:8O D. Sunday SIS a m, 4:50 D m
From Trenton l25. 62O SOS. 9o5 zoos. la a M =
425 624 7:2S 2. m. SUNDAY l:23. q; - b:Io D m
PULLMAN PARLOK CARS arc attached 10 day u-iis'
and SLEEPING COAC Els to midnight trains rum NOV"
York and Philadelphia ~. Co. 9. o,a ,-o,,
Connection made at jersey City oVaHOn I" anu i4ou
Rrooklvn and Erie Depot, Jersey Cliy. - oo nc, 20,
Icxts for sale az foot LiDertyst Nos 239 26l 4ol
gAl ~ 23 broadway and al the principal hotels NOS
ana Courtst ana Oice Jewels Wharf BrOo Nyn
Y Transfer company WI car ur ana cheV- oNnS@s0
o ~ " ia. =. BAln win. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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MANHATTAN BEACH.
w VIA GREEN

The SYLVAN GROVE leaves the pior foot se
23c-st EAST RIN Err for the COmpanys Depot reenDOns
connecting with trains for anlsttan Beach $40
To- A. and hau-h"urly FROM ISIS 10 sl5 N
Trans leave Manhattan Beach at ~73J. - ll.O5 N;
l2u5, 1891 lOo, 1880 and every ifeen thrsY
minutes past the hour TO $50 p m. aud 4t 10 1875
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

A LBANY BOATS, PEOPLES Line
N DREW and ST. JOHN leave Pier Al North River Zoo
of Canai--t- every WEEK DAY, at .. m- connecting
Albany Sunday morning excepted with trans North Wee
and East
Excursion tickets Albany and roIur good Sodsy 81 %
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TWO TRIPS DAILY.

Tickets good on either pier.
Excursion Tickets Tor sale aC all Elevated Railroad
Stations
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Gunner Resorts.

A MENIA SEMINARY FOR SUMNER
~ Boartlers Armenia Harlem r. RI so miles from New
York Fine grove; good board home comforts. Address
George W. Cook
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A TLANTIC HOUSE, OCEAN BEACH n. j.,
~ open for The situated fifty yards from the SURF
with an ocean view from extensive piazzas sur
round the house; good accommodation for families
s. w LEEDS, Propnetress-
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sherlns OICe, county COur1 Wouso
City and County VI New-York
July 81, 8s2
certify the copy OF Election Notice
received ~ d. from The Secretary OF STATE
PETER BOWIE,
sheriff Of the city and County VI New-York
Publishers OF newspapers viii not insert the above adver
tlseEcnt unless especially authorized 70 do so
PETER BOWIE,
Sheriff Of the City and County OF New York
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CHAPTER ?

State Of View York In Senate April 49, 1897
The foregoing resolution was dolly passed BY order
IOHN W NROQMAN. Clerk
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EOR RONDOUT, KINGSTON and CATS
L KILL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at CranNoa's Landing
Poughsespsi@ Esopus c9nnecuas witH oster ana Deia
Catszil James W. Baldwin leave daily p. foot
Of Harrson-st North River except oat1riays when the
Win evening
ltsOrts thr1ngh lilsAIl Monnta.s.
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TREMPER HOUSE,
| CATSk LII MOUNTAINS. ,.
only mOuuAiDs ACCESSIBLE Dy
Direct conn ctons made with >arIl0Sa sPeest ~ h
49, haus rum New ork acses1he by Az
49, av ne or steamers w. Baldwin and cry OF
Caskl foot OF HaTsOn-st For circulars riSg esms ~
ply u 'Aep t,, ~ Tlsier Colp:y n Y
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20 TRAINS EACH way WEEKDAY5 AHD ON
SUNDAY. 8 STATIONS ~ PHILADELPHIA,
PIN NEW-YORK
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at $40 m ami haii hourly rom 9:lO 0lO 0. "a
Manhattan &C *SIU D. 10 a. n
and half hourly from 1910 a m. 1910 D..
sTrains marked thus 90 run On sundays
EXCURSION TICKETS FOR SALE AT ALL DOWN
TRACK STATIONS OF THE ELEVATED RAILWAYS-
PRICE 50 CENTS. INCLUDING ELEVATED RAIL
WAY FARES.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING CONCERTS CIR
MOREs BAND AND EAINLNr SOLOISr-
FAIRY LANp.-GEAND ILLUMINArIDN OF TIfE
GROUNDS EVERY Tt Is Jay EVENING.
THE OCEAN ABLAZE AQUATIC FIREWORKS
EVERY TIL URSDAY EVENING.
PAINS GREAT PYROrECHNIC EXHIBITIONS
EVERY SATU RDAY EVENING.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-09

DEDICATION AT MAEKLEToN.-The Luther
an Chapel at Markleton will be dedicated on
the 9th of this month. Services will COM
mence at l0a M, and Rev. J. F. Shearer of
Somerset, will preach the sermon. Sermons
also on Saturday evening and on Sunday at
p. m. by visiting brethren. Arrangements
viii be made for our people along the rail-
road lines in the county to come to our
Feast of Dedication" at reduced rates and
return 10 their homes the same day. Pro-
granme of excursion will appear IN the
county papers next week. The work on the
chapel is well advanced toward completion.
Parties outside the Lutheran communion
have contributed fully half the cost of
bailding. Now / appeal earnestly to our
people IN the county 10 come forward and
help me through. We will have at Markle-
ton, where so much needed, one of the neat
est churches in Somerset county, and want
to see it consecrated free of debt. The SOM
erset Lutheran choir will sing.
J. 3. SHoUP. Pastor
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pEGISTER's NOTICE

-
Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned
as legatees, creditors or otherwise, that the fol-
lowing accounts have passed register, and that the
same will he presented for confirmation ami al
iowance at an Orphans Court TO be held at Som
erset- August 3lst, 1852.
/. First and final account OF Samuel Caster, TX
ecutor of Andrew Miller, deed.
2. Third and final account OF ". :. Frost, Ad-
ministrator of Jacob Steyer, deed.
3. First account of Jerome Countryman, San
uel Walker and Frederick Walker, Executors OF
Frederick p. Walker, deed.
4. Account of Jonathan Miller, Administrator
Of Michael Spangler, decd.
5. First and final account of Henry @. Milten-
berger, Administrator OF Godfrey Anstead, deed.
Q. Supplemental account Of II. Z. and q. r.
Barnett, Administrators Of George Barnett, de-
ceased.
:. Final account Of Israel limerick, Admins
traitor and Trustee OF John Leydig, decd.
Harvey II. Skunk.
9. Account of George W. Slough. Adminis,ra.
tor of George Slough, decd.
10. Account Of John Thompson, Guardian Of
Alfred q. Barron.
Il. First and hnai account of william Shaw,
Administrator of Thomas Hill, deco.
IL. First and final account Of Elizabeth and
Henry +. Miller Executors OF Jacob Miller, lie
ceased.
l3 First and tinal account Of G.. d. Licnty, Adj
minis;rator of John ]. Ringler, decd.
"A. Final account OF T.. A. Brant, Executor OF
Samuel Zerfoss, decd.
Is. Final account OF John Il Zimmerman, Ex-
ecutor OF Daniel Zimmerman, decd.
Is. Second and final account Of Jacob Gerhary.
and Jonas Meyers, Executors of Rudolph Meyers,
deed.
II. First account of g. U. Heiiman. and ]. ]
Folk, Executors Of Peter Wilhelm, deed.
is. Account of Harrison Younkin, Administra-
tor and Trustee for the sale of the real estate o.
Mary A. Forquer, decd.
10. First and final account OF Jacob Pcorbaugh,
Administrator OF Isaiah Johns decd.
20. Final account Of e. G. StutZmsn, one OF the
Executors and Trustees for the sale of the real
estate of Jgst ]. Stutzman, decd.
u. Second and final account OF Daniel Hoffman,
Administrator OF Henry Umburn, deed
-. Account of Henry A. Christner, Administra-
tor Of Abraham Christner. decd.
%. First account of William hretchman and
David Klein Administrators Of Jacob Keim decd
"a. The account OF Sololomon Uhl. Trustee foI
the sale of the real estate OF Henry Meyers
decd.
REGIsTER's OFFICE, A. A. STUTZSIAN,
July 3lst, 1882. Register
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Uoov yRsvtttr Irrus

Hoov vgRsyILLE 1TEMs.-
1t is very good hay weather, il being very
hot and dry.
Business seems slack now in town, owing
TO the busy time Of the farmers.
Mr. d. S. Lane, while working on a scai-
fold at j. Hamer's house, fell from it and
disIocated his left wrist, badly sl,rained his
right. and received other minor injuries.
He is doing well under the judicious care Of
Dr. Hamer.
n. L. Berkebile's Oldest daughter met with
very bad accident ON last Monday by falling
from hay stable, breaking her leg midway
between the knee and ankle. The ends of
the bone pierced the flesh, causing an exter-
nal opening. DIR. Hamer was summoned,
who set the leg. and she is now doing well.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-09

We clip the following complimentary no.
tiee of our Representatives in Congress from
the National Repubiicqa Of Friday. August
18th:
Few Representatives, if any, in the pres
ent House of Congress can produce a better
record in point of attendance punctuality,
and the interest manifested in national and
State affairs than Gen. ]. Il. Campbell, rep
resentative from the Seventeenth Pennsyl-
vania Congressional district Gen, Camp
bell Is chairman Of the Committee on Man
ufactures and also a member Of the Commit
tee on Railways and Canals, and alike in
committee room, as on the floor OF the
House, he has given that attention TO bust
ness which shows that he has an eve single
to duty in the enactment of laws for the gov
ernment and welfare of his State and nation
4 glance at the Congressional Record viii
show that none Of his fellow-Representa-
tives have been more faithful in attendance
and punctuality Every public question af-
fccting the welfare of hispeople and the ma
ton AT large has been scrupiously and zeal
0lsly watched by him and his vote recorded
on the side of right justice and impartial
ity. gen. Campbell is man of mature
Judgment, thoroughly posted in State and
national affairs he having served two terms
rs survevor-general of his State, and held
several positions of State and national char
acter), and by his quiet, social, and urbane
manners has made host Of friends here at
the Capital. and possesses a quiet influence
which is keenly telt.
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LIST OF CAUSES
For Trial at Angus, Term Of Court, 5eyinnin
18th August, 1852.

For Trial at August Term of Court, beginning
18th August, lss2
l. VIM. II. Bowman Vs. John l. Smiths hd.
minlstrator, Garnishee, etc.
.. McCandless, Jameson s Co. vs. The Sli-c
Coal & Mining Co.
,. Samuel Zimmerman VS. John and Sevilia
Howard.
I. Jacob Cover, ST., VS. Susannsh Koon;z's Ex.
ecutors.
;. A. J. Michael, Endorsee sc, ys. John o.
Hay.
J. Isaac Hugus use VS.. Henry Hecker
5. Cointh. OF Pa, use OF John wits heirs, vs..
Jacob Neff.
9. Same VS.. Abraham Beam.
10. Same VS.. Daniel Weyand's Admir-.
II. Same vs. VIM. B. COttroth.
IL. Elijah Bowers, vs.. Silas Jenkins and wife.
l3. James u. Grund VS.. Emanuel ]. Seese.
IA. Polly Kimmeirs use VS.. Aaron G.. Kimmeli'
Admir-. et. al
IS. John B. Dull VS.. The Township Of Paint.
Somerset, Pa, ;. U. Trent,
July 5lst, lSS2. ( Prothonotsry.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-09

The striking miners of the Cumberland
region held big meeting at Frostburg on
Monday of last week. Delegates from all
the mines were present. Only three compa-
nies. however, were represented. The sub
jec, Of how much concession should be made
70 the companies was discussed, but nothing
definite arrived at. They will meet again in
day or two. The new central company IS
pushing the work OF erecting barracks for
new laborers near Lonaconing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-09

Look 10 your interest and buy where you
can to the best advantage, and get pure
fresh goods In order to insure these two
things we would advise our readers TO buy
their d udgs, medicines, ETC., at Campbell's
264 Main street. Call on him when in Johns
town, and you will be convinced that what
We say is correct.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-09
CHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of a writ of vend. ex.. issued out of
the Court Of Common Pleas OF Semcrset county,
Pa. and TO me directed, there will be exposed TO
public sale, at the Court House, In Somerset
Borough on
Wednesday, august 3Oh, 1882,
at o'clock p. m, the following described proper
ty TO wit
All the right, title, interest and claim Of the
deiendan.s John Bisbing and Mary Ann BisbinS
Of in and to the following real estate, viz:
A certain tract Of land situate In Shade town.
ship Somerset Co., Pa, containing IS acres more
or less OF which there about 20 acres clear, Of
which there are abou; acres In meadow, balance
In timber. with a story log dwelling house and
frame stable thereon erected. adjoining lands Of
John A. Clark, William johnson, Daniel Della
ny and the Reese tract with the appurtinances.
Taken in execution as the property Of John Bis
biag and Mary Ann Bisbing II the suit Of John
A. CLARK
NorfcE--All persons purchasing at the above
sale will please take notice that q part Of the
purchase Inoney--to be made known al the tine OF
sale--wiil be required - soon IS the property ID
knocked down, otherwise II will be again exposed
70 sale at the risk of the first purchaser The res
idue Of the purchase money must be paid on OF
before Thursdsy Of the nrst week of August
Court, the time hxed by the Court for the &C
knoviedgment Of deeds, and no deed will be &C.
knowledged until the purchase money IL paid
In ;ull.
JOHN J. SPANGLER.
SHgRIFT's OYYrcE, . Sheriff.
August Z, 1852