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STORE CROWDED.
LEAVE HAPPY WITH THE
BARGAINS THEY HAVE SECURED.

THOUSANDS MORE TO BE MADE HAPPY
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CENTRIFUGAL SUGARS.

80 h0g-hcld-
CONR~E-GRAIN PURE CtNTRtfTDN
SUGARS
tor -.lc hy
T. elliot DAVENPORT s. MORRIS.
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We. GEORGE LEE. tEANh POTTS. and D.
\ SAL NDFR>, 800 Of tHc cuts ui HiUNirnhd, in
the state OF Virginia, lusc t} Formed rUt'l %
and limited co partnership g. rniN,i IN lhr ,iiN
of Richmond, Va. Iui tf .itl ni tuchfn, IT,
the GENERAL PROV I~ipN 90 MISS, under
the drm-naine and style az Gi 1itl. ltL 90
r.. \. SAL NDtRc ~ thc special, % "h1t iIf
aud FRANZ POTTS thC general ntit.tir.
The special partner has can.Ilu4."t lu tI-u II.
sum OF 100000 A. hi, iuput iu Tire partnership.
the term of which 4 10 De nyc year, from u'Ltrl
/, 1852.
Witness our hand and seals this I'M da, of
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
ENDOWMENT INSURANCE.

Result on a nnetccn-ycar Endowment Policy
issued by the NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL 10
". : Caudcc cashier OF the Manufacturers Bank
of Milwaukee WIS. az age of thirty-one:
Amount premium, 1897; No. # policy. l.sl0;
date OF policy. March. 1861; amount Of policy
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT or GAs-WORKs,l
RICHMOND, VA, February 10, lss2.
SEALED PROPOSALS
will be received
At THIS OFFICE
UNTIL
THURSDAY, MARCH 2. 1882,
FOR THE
BEST GAS COAL.

The quality, yield, and Illuminating powers to
be established by practical test At thee works
The supply for the fiscal year ending February
1883, TO De delivered at the lower works. as the
necessity Of the Superintendent may require. Any
deficit will DC deducted monthly from the price
paid the contractor, who Will be required to give
bond aud security for faithful compliance OF the
contract and If inferior coal be repeatedly sent to
the works after due notice from the superintend-
ont, it shall be- deemed sufficient cause 10 abrogate
the contract.
The Committee on Light reserve the right to re-
Jeet any and all proposals.
JOHN II. KNOWLES,
fel5-td superintendent.
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1OO CASES CANNED TOMATOE.-

HERRINGS.-5OO barrels y. {. CUT
L HERRINGS; 100 blrrrl- y. q. GROSS
iERRiN6S. 1881 ~IOhl~ s. co.
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By
JOSEPHCRIST.
Jenner \ Roads. Pa.
auglC Is
pEGISTER's NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given to all persons concerned
as iegatses, creditors or otherwise, that the fol
lowing accounts have passed register and that the
same Will be presented for confirmation and al
iowanee at an Orphans Court to be held at SON.
eTset. August 3ist. lS52-
l. First and final account Of fSamuel Custer, tx
ecutor OF Andrew Miller, deed.
2 Third and final account Of n :. Frost Ad-
ministrator OF Jacob S-eyer, deed.
3. Eirst account OF jeTome Countryman. Sam
uei Walker and Frederick walker. Executors Of
Frederick z. Walker decd
!. Account Of Jonathan Miller, Administrator
Of Michael SpaBgier. decd
.. First and mai account Of Henry @. Miiien-
berger, Administrator Of Godfrey Ansteaf, deo'l.
&. Supplemental account Of II. r. ana q. I.
Barnett, Administrators O: George Barnett, de-
ceased.
:. final account Of Isrsel limerick Admins
trator and Trustee OF JOhu LoydiS, deed.
s. Account Of John 4. Gardner. Guardian OF
Harvey II. Skunk
. Accoun; Of George ". Slough. Admiaistra-
tor Of George Slough deed.
70. Account OF John Thompson, Gua-iian ei
Alfred g. Barron.
II. First and fnsi account Of william Shaw,
Administrator OF Thomas Hill, deco.
Il. First and final account Of Elizabeth and
Henry F. Miller, Executors Of jacob Miller, de
Is. Firs; and final account Of O. D. Licnty. Ad-
minlstratar OF John J. Ringier, deed.
II. Final account OF &. 4. Brant, Executor OF
Samuel Zerf0ss. decd.
Is. Final -ceOunt OF John Il. Zimmerman, Ex-
ecutor Of Daniel Zimmerman. deed.
Is. Second and hral account Of Jacob Gerhard
and Jonas Meyers, Executors OF Rudolph Meyers,
deed
II. First account Of e. L. Heilman and J. J.
Folk Executors Of Peter Wilhelm. decd.
IS. Account Of Harrison Younkin, AdminIs;rs-
tor and Trustee for the sale OF the real estate oi
Mary A. Forquer, deed.
10. First and anal account Of Jacob POOrbaugh,
Administrator OF Isaiah Johns. decd.
20. FINAL account q q. G. SturZman. one Of the
Executors and Trustees for the sale Of tie real
estate Of Jost J. StutZman, deed.
y. Second and final account Of Daniel Hoffman,
Administrator Of Henry Imbara, desc
p. Account II henry A. Ohrlstner, Adminis;ra-
tor of Abraham ChTistueT, decd.
%. First account of William hTelchmaD and
David Klein Administrators Of Jacob ke!n deed.
q. The account OF Sololcm0n Uni. Trustee iOr
the sale Of the real estate Of Henry Meyers
decd.
BEGIsTEE's OPsICE, a. A. STUTZMAS,
July 3lE-, 1ss2. Register.
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DIED.

MISHLEB-on The "a Of July, in JenneT
township, Morgan Rudolph, son Of Levi c.
and Emma J. Mishler, aged one year 6
months and . days.
Rest dear babe the joy OF home
Is gone; but thou art free from pain.
And 10 the land Of light and song
Our boy and We shall meet again.
WELLER--At GebhaFts, on the eth OF
August, Charles L. Weller, aged p years, .
months and days.
The deceased was a young man OF piety
and promise Previous TO bis death he had
been preparing FOR ;hegospel ministry in the
Reformed church. being a member Of the
class of -. Heidelberg College. Tiffiu, Ohio.
In him we mourn the loss Of respected
citizen, a Kind friend an aifectionate broth
er, a loving son, devoted husband, and a
faithful membfr Of the church
PASTOR.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

LAyANsvILLE ITEMS.
The farmers about here are all done hay
ing and are ready for oats harvesting.
Mr.. Ed Thompson, who had been at
Pittsburgh employed as salesman, is at home
visiting his parents. Ed. looks d well as
ever.
Prof sIang is becoming quite popular as
a music teacher.
Masters Frank Baker and Grant Y oune
are the boss croquet players OF this place.
The normal school in session at this place
under the control of J. A. Berkey, who re-
turned from the California State normal
school several weeks ago, is proSpering The
school numbers about twenty-five regulsr
students. Nr. B. has proved to be an earn
est worker and efficient instructor. The
school is doing solid work
john Cpun;rynan and Elmer Whi;fcrd,
the cream haulers. are beginning to complain
about the wet weather. | would advise them
to never allow Virgin Mary to leave home
with an umbrella in her possession.
nr-4r,-f.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

Our townsman, John s. Shafer. has taken
the agency of Somerset county for the sale
of Fossil Mari, the great natura! fertilizer,
selling for $50 per ton. 1t contains as much
virtue in one ton as p tons of unleached
wood ashes, very high in bone matter ana
other essential plant food. 1t does not act
like a stimulant, but is a permanent en-
richer of the soil. showing immediate re-
suits, and is great helper in the maturing
OF all plants Every farmer should try II
and be convinced that it is the best and
most lasting fertilizer ever introduced in
somerset county.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

One Bedroom Suit walnut ma rble top WALNUT
kedsteac, Wash sand, 3 Cane seat Chairs " al
nut Table and Towel racz, large French Glass
Mirror. Mattresses, Bowls and Pitchers.
Rocking Crib twalnutl, / chestnut Bed Stand
and Mirror, half Dozen, walnut Csne-sc..t Cl.alrs
walnut maible-t0p Centre Table, Cane-sear
Rocker, Organ and Stool : rattan Rocker. Chro
mos, walnut Extension Table, Singer Sewing
Msehile. half dozen Dining Chair, Side5oard.
Queensware and Glassware, l Lounge. Bools-
case aud Table. revolving Study Chair feane-
seat, rustic Rocker, . Heating stoves and Pipe.
Parlor Cook Stove snd Pipe, No. 2 Cooking
stove, sinks. Cooking Utensils. Tiupa-e
Flour Chest Churn. Greeks. Tubs, ] CouqusrOr
Clothes WringeT. Child's Carriage Hobby horse.
walnut Hat-rack, with Mirror, glass Fruit jars,
Pot Plants IN bloom. Sc &c &c
Sale 20 commence at 20 n. n. OF said day.
Terms viii be made known on day Of sale.
aug9 L. l. SIEBER.
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The Womans' Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the Allegheny Synod
will meet in Trinity Lutheran Church OF
this place en- Wednesday evening and con-
tinue its sessions on Thursday and Thurs
day evening. The following is the pro-
gramme.
Wednesday Evening anthem Lead
Ne 70 the Rock, choir; PRAYER call to or
der by the president, Mrs. Ella c. Beesle,
Altoona; singing scripture reading pray
er: reception of credentials from delegates
address OF welcome, Mrs. ". E. Hannum,
Somerset: response, Miss Maggie Black,
Smicksburg singing Waterman, Tell Us
of,he night" choir; Presidents address,
Mrs. Ella C. Beegle; prayer; Singing
From Greenland's ley Mountains, choir;
doxology; benedietion adjourn.
Thursday morning. O'Clock. DEVOTION
al exercises; singing scripture reading
prayer; appointment of committees greet
ing from co-workers; singing; reports Of
corresponding secretary and treasurer, Mrs,
D. l. Ryder, Hollidaysburg report Of pub
lication committee discussion-giving a
part of mans religion. opened by Mrs. NJ.
Z. Culp, Altoona; singing doxoiogy ad-
iourn.
Thursday Afternoon o'clock, deyo-
tiohal exercises singing-"Feed Ny Sheep"
chcis; address-Work in the Missionary
Society, Mrs. Josie L. siebeT, Evansville;
prayer; discussion--H Mission Bands. opened
By Miss Annie Z. Good, HoiIidaysburg;
mission band exeTc;ses-by young ladies Of
Somerset; singing; reports OF special COM
mit,oes report Of nominating committee /;
unfinished business doxology benedic-
tiOa adjourn.
Thursday Evening Anthem Watch
man, Onward to your Station = prayer :
responsive scripture reading singing
Look Ye. Brothers" address by Rev. Z.
Unangst, d. D., returned Missionary from
India singing Oyer the Ocean Wave =
words Of cheer and encouragement from
Pastors of Allegheny Synod singing
''Blest be The Tie that binds I" doxoiogy
prayer and benediction adjourn.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

A COOP BUsisEss.-Mr. \. \. Stutzman,
Register and Recorder, appears to be doing
a land Office business" He has been in
Office only several months, and already has
received for recording over five hundred
deeds. which Is one hundred and sixty-one
more than Mr. Frease, his predecessor, re-
ceived for the same time during his first
year in the office For the month Of July,
which is generally the duliest month in all
branches of business, Mr.. Stu,zman informs
us he received seventy-seven deeds, while
IN the same month of Mr. Frcase's term that
gentleman received but fourteen.
n This large increase in the business OF the
Office we presume is owing more to the bet
ter understanding of the Law than to any
more activity in the transfers OF real estate.
The law requires that all deeds 70 be valid
must be recorded. and to fulfill the law to
the letter all deeds must be recorded within
six months Purchasers of real estate should
give this matter their prompt attention, and
Il they have deeds in their possession should
have them recorded to avoid future trouble.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

fETErrE OF REspn nT.--in view OF the iors
We, the pupils OF the Glade Academy. have
sustained by rhe drcsese of our friend and
former teacher, Charles + Weller, and d
the stili heavier loss sustained by those wau
were neares. and dearest 10 him, be it
Resolsef. TIA; we offer this just but feeble
tribute to the memory of the departed ex-
pressive of our regret at his removal from
our midst, and Of our grief fos one who was
in every way worthy Of our respect and re-
gard
Resoieed, That We offer our sincere synlpa-
thies TO the wife and relatives Of our lie.
ceased friend under this dispefsation with
which Il has pleased Divine Providence to
afiiicr them. aud we commend them for con.
ISOLATION to Him who doeth all things well
ans whose chastisements are meant for cul
good.
Resoised, That this expression OF our sym
pathy and sorrow be published in the coun.
;y papers, and a copy of the same he sent te
the family of our deceased friend
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CHrrCH DEDIckrfoN.-The buiia.sE CON-
m.ftee. Mss=rS. BeIkey. Bhoads and Fried-
line. annosnns filst 81 Paul Reformed
church At Edie, this county. sill be com
plcted and ready foF des-ieaiian 90 Sept.
I0ih. The charoli j. sne of tie issndsoSnass
N fLat section. and roaects gFaat credit on
lie comuaitee. The congregation extends
az Invitation 70 Tie public to be present al
the dedication, and viii be prepared to ac-
oommodate ali. Ministers from distance
viii i,e present and assist IN tie service.
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G Ganrra RAw ResE FEkrgl.zrn.

6 anUK3 RAg BgsE FEErILizEE-
Fs-r.ers who want something hester Than
The poubIs Eagle brand OF Phosphate can
get from Us pure raw bone, manufactured cy
Messrs. Baush q Sons. at $50 per sack Of
30 pounds. or 81 per ton Of 10 bags.
Cook & BsgEITs.
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John Waterman is not 0niy 4 boss hsfber
b-t : boss fisher ard gardener as well. Last
week be al Eith the business Tuanager OF
this PAPER soEss leg potatoes and beets rais-
81 in Highland Gsfden" iasi ere not 70 be
equaled in the county. The potssGas .sss cf
the early rose variety. and are the largest Ne
have seen. John learned farming down II,
''ole SiESinay,n and when he takes bold cI
piece Of groaz-a 3 IS made 70 blossom Ike
the rnse.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

Tie Somerset county yearly meeting a
Disciples Will be held with the church al
Glade, New Cenircyiiie) )eolnuieacingT Thurs
day night, Aug oath, and closing Lord :
day evening A good representation IS ex-
pected from each church in the cooperation
Bro. w. X Pendleion, of Bethany, ". Va
will be with Us during the n, citing.
T. =. RIcli.RDsoN.
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REcoRD NoUR DEEps.-rhe attention oi
persons holding unFecorded dee'is Is direct
ed to the provisions Of the late act Of As
sembly, which reads as follows:
All deeds and conveyances for real e.
tate in this Commonwealth shall be record.
oil IN the Office for recorling deeds in the
county where theland liewithia SIX months
after the execution OF such deeds and con
veyanccs; and every such deed ard convey
ance not recorded as aforesaid, shal! be nd
judged fraudulent and void against any sub
sequent purchaser for valuable cons.dera-
tion unless such deeds be recorded before
the recording Of the deed or conveyance IN
der which such subsequent purchaser OF
mOrtagee shall claim
This is al important notice. and those
holding unrecorled deeds will see the i'm
por;ance of having them recorded without
further delay. All deeds recorded under
tl,is sot shalt appear So To 10 hy indorse-
mont made thereon, according 10 the tIuc
intent ana meaning Of the act of Assembly,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

4 base bail club from Ligouier coGs tslis
way last week with blood in their eye au.i
the willow in Their hands. and tie spiri; OF
our yS-ng men rose up and they went va
iiantiy form p tho :air grounds . 30 battle
with the heather fsosi over the hin. and
they smote them hip aaG thigh. SO that
Wlen the sun tarried on Laurel Hi. the
score was seen 20 he. Somerset 20, LiEoaieT
%
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would respectfully inform my friends Of
Somerset county that have opened new
drug store at 252 Main Street. Johnstown,
Pa. where I would be- pleased 20 see them
Nv stock consists Of Pure Drugs, Chemicals
Patent Medicines. Dye Stuiis, Perfumery
and Fancy Goods generally. AT this season
would call attention to the insectrades
such as Pure Paris Green. Pure Powdered
White Hellebcre Persian Insect Powder
etc, When in need Of anything III the
drug line coyAe and see me OF write FOR
prices. Al inquiries cheerfully answered
GHAs. GRIFFITH,
932 Main Street.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

Letters of administration, with the viii an
nexed. in the estate Of Abraham Kerns. de-
ceased, were issued to +. +. Kerr on Tues
day. he having given bond in the sum OF
enc hundrsd thousand dollars. The estate
now consists of over fifty tracts, or about
II, ESQ acres, OF bark. timber aud ore lands.
situate in Bedford. Fulton and Somerset
counties. The present purpose seems 10 be
to bring these lands 20 a speedy safe. This
properly now belongs chiefly to the children
of DR.. =. G. Reamer deceased. Bedford
f,1-efte
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

Morrison & Bros Cough Syrup, Lini-
ment, Horse and Cattle Powder have, By
their goodness, gained large sale. The
size and price snits me- -.lso try Bum
steasi's Worm Syrup
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

Great excitement prevails in North Held
elberg township, Berks county, owing to the
rapid spread of = disease that is killing many
cows. Oger thirty have died during the
past few days on six different farms, and
many new cases are reported. There is a
difference Of opinion as to the disease. Some
say it Is rinderpest, Others pleuro-pneumo-
MIA, while Others contend that death results
from eating niildewed grass. The matter
has been reported 10 the State authorities as
the local veterinary surgeons cannot stay
.ye disease
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

Many people wisi be surprised to learn
that the pos;oiiice department las on It's
paw roll about ! oeo cats which are regularly
in is employ Throughout the country. and
are paid for their services with food and
shelter. These eetimable creatures make
tAemseiEls very useful by keeping rats and
mice cat q i.as mail matter. Their num-
Der and tie cost o. their maintenance are
strictly accounted for.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF certain wTi.s Of VeE;:- Ex., Fl Fa,
PIu Fl. Fa-. and Fl. Fa-, Post Yeni. Ex.. issued
ont Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Somerset
county. Pa, and to me directed there will be er-
posed 10 public sale at the Court House, in Sem
erset- Pa. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16
,MMITTEE'S ACCOUNT

The following account has been nie.i, and viii
he presented for confirmation. on
Thursday, August 3I&t, .sss
Firss and finai AEGEAN. oi asnry Shaikaf, Com
lzittee Of pereon and estate Of Ciarrissa Shs Ter
Of feEenshon,nx Twp. Somerset Ce.. Pa
5. u. TRENT.
augls ProthobotAry.
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4 tu,.sp eu'c--i the house Of Mr Wilson
Whipkcy. in riidle-reek township, Mon
CAY afternoon. Wliis le aI3 his family wers
OFT IN the harvest idd. ald .~ns-cks,l Is,
taking boots. ciotLiur. pie sBd sbaat go.
in money. 4 rttie boy who had gone 90
the house Tor water hcsrd tie ;hicf IN the
ls.l5s-, but before Nr " 81; there be had
mace - csoape % the wo,-is. TIE neigh
lors u-ere ls,..-le liAieiy notified AID a7c ca
the lo0kou. for h.u,
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

Cztne srraying on my farm. near Frieiens, Scri-
erset township. nve yesriing caiyes, one white
and the others spotted The owner can recover
II. sane BY calling and proving property and
paying costs
auga3t GEO SMITH.
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Mr5s Reynolds, the B. & O. Railroad
Cos special policeman 10Y this county. on
Monday af,ernosn ,es-svea the following
Telegram. "Arrest oHg So. s--sT, murder,
about - yeaTs old. looks youser dss.. sg:t
and black ;clt hat Mr. Reynolds inforIas
Us that he has no particulars Of The affair
inoFs shan that the murder was committed
az Sand ssScs ca Sunday morning. and that
il was 4 woman iiet was murdered
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

There were t,so small collisions on the
Baltimore < ONO Railroad, near SouthamP
ton. about twenty ty-three miles west Of Cum
ber!aad. between and o'clock on Friday
morning. ! cua! train had broken in two
on q heavy grade and the engineer in slow
ing up t. take on the detached portion mis-
calculated the yelociv oi the coming cars
and several OF fthem we're wrecked. No one
wa, hurt. The engineer OF ihe wrecked
train. John Graf. then starred giih his en-
giuc. No. 29l, - give notice at the Telegraph
Office Of the wreck. he was met on the
road by engine No. 2l5. engineer Fry, and q
second collision occurred, this time both en-
sinss being badly smashed; John Graft had
one foot cut OF. lie lives ct Conneilsville
10 which PLACE lac was taken after being at
tended 70 by DR.. ". II. Meyers, Of Meyers
dale. The wrecks caused detention T.
trains for sece,2; h9rrs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

The corner stone Of the Evangelical Luz
theran church al Eooyezsville will be laid
with appropriate exercises on Saturday, the
asth of August The public are invited.
Services in Weigle's grove. Address. io;'D
a. m; stone laying, ll.5oa a. IN. Afternoon,
harvest homeexercises. Arrangements Will
be made for the people along the railroad to
come at reduced rates. j. \. lNKrH
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

THE DIsriso0I-.,I-e CHsRg.-A delight
ful fragrance Of freshly gathered rowers
and spices is the distinguishing charm Of
Fiorestine Cologne.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

>Antieipating al unusually large crop of
peaches and other fruits, the Baltimore a
Ohio people are making preparations for
handling rhai perishable class Of freight.
One hundred house ears have been lifted at
tie At. Clare shops with veniiators and
shelving. 50 a. to admit of free circulation
OF air while IN transit. Four openings are
made along the sides OF the car near the top
aud two II each end one ct the bottom and
other AT the top. The openings are covered
with 4 wire net work. New sliding doors Of
iron grating are also provided instead Of the
soldid wooden ones. There are three tiers
Of shelving in each car, upon which fruit
may be packed 50 a. TO secure the benefits
of ventilation.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

We are in receipt cf very ns.A}l printed
invitation 20 attend haskell ise-nic &. a.
given by the brotherhood OF Somerset. Mcy-
ersdais. Cambria and JohEs;own lodge of
Free and Accepted MssoHs % be- held 81 the
Hugus grove on Thursaiay Angus; .fih.
The committee from the SonieFs.g io3ee arc
/. G. Colborn. G.. 2 Hoid-rhauni and p T..
Patton. A. Il Coirrrth Is 10 BE- ihe master
of crremanies.
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our streets en- last Saturday evening pre-
sented a very lively appearance.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that J, tie .nGcT-
sigced, will nor be res0nsible fg- a5y debts oon-
;racted by @. +. Weaver. q the arm of c. T.
Weaver Z Co DONG bgsinsss AZ Bethel, Som-r.
se; eeaniy, "a.
J. a. BOYER.
J. a. Boyer viii continue thc Phosphate busi-
ness at the old stand.
July l.
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The brick layer arr S, wora on the new
school builiine
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

rhe Somerset Mechanical Works, after a
short suspension for repairs. are again II
work
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Pools were sold on the base bali game on,
"Wednesday last, and the way some Of NJ
sports scooped in the money has started the
inquiry, .'is there a piunEer among us2
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1882-08-16

The T. :. Senate last week passed the
3 bili modifying The money order system. j.
provides for the issuing OF a postal note
at e charge OF three cents for the transmits
sion through the mails Of sums OF less than
FIVE dollars