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a Family Blessing.

Under date Of May 10 1883 We have received
the following information from Mr. Lorenzo LOm-
bard, Of Portland, Me. He says For several
years past have been troubled with severe back
ache and pains In the side, and when I would lie
down I could not rest we'll, rs It seemed inPOzsi-
ble for me to get in:o an easy position, and my
aches and pains increased constantly TO such an
extent that became convinced had disease
of the kidneys fastened to me- and after all other
cures had failed vas persuaded by nsishb1r to
try Hunts Remedy as himself and wife had been
greatly benefited by lts use, and many Of our
acquaintances spoke OF its merits 10 the highest
terms. / purchased a bottle at NigliOl's drug
store ana soon l had taken few doses Of Il
the pains IN my back were relieved, and after
Is king three toitles ny siieaehe and lame back
are cured, and can truly testify that Hunts
Remedy IS an article OF great merit. and wiz DO
al that is claimed foT il. audsI know Of many
other people IN Portland whohavc found q cure in
Hunts Remedy after all others failed 70 DO any
good, aud J recommend it % all who have kidney
or liver disease hoping this may be the means Of
relieving some suherer who does no; know of the
merirs,of Hunts Remedy"
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a Wonan'S Affair.

Mrs. n. Ii. Small, the wife of the pc pular dep
us on May Is, 1888 - That she had been severely
afflicted during several years with kidney and
liver disease, accompanied with severe pains and
backache. Having tried many so-called cures
and medicines, and doctors prescriptions, with
out receiving any benefit, and while seeking for a
cure she noticed tn advertisement Of Hdnt's
Remedy and decided to try It. Having bought a
bottle at Mr.. Johnson's drug store, commenced
using 1t with such lattering results that she con-
tinucd its use, and after using only hve bottles
the improvement in her health Is 50 marked that
she wishes all who are afflicted in like manner to
know of this most valuable and reliable medicine
and she mast chesrfully recommends Hunts
Remedy to all, and especially 10 females who are
troubled with complaints peculiar to the sex"
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MARRIED.

SNYDER WALKER. - At the resi-
residence of the brides parents
near SAanksyille, November 4, 1883, by L.
c. Ackerman, Esq, Mr.. Samuel Snyder to
Miss Mary Walker, both of Somerset county
Pa.
RECTOE-FLICK.-October Il, 1883, at
the Lutheran parsonage, Hooyersville, by
Rev. john y. Unruh. Mr.. Henry f. Rector
to Miss Belinda Flick both of near Centre
vile, this county.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 30 1888. at
the house of Mr.. David Ross, Shade Fur
mace, by the same Mr.. Samuel Ross, OF
Shade, to Miss Catnarine Manages, OF
Graeils.
MEYERS-SWANK-At the Lutheran
parsonage, Hoovegsyille, by the same Mr.
a Lincoln Meyers to Miss Malinda Swank,
both of near Hooversville, this county.
SPANGLER -CRITCHFIELD.--O Sep
tember 80, 1883, at the Lutheran parsonage,
in Somerset, by Rev. J, f. Shearer, Edward
a Spangler tc Annie H. Critchfield, both
of this county.
WALKER-ANKEN ENY-Octcber |, 1888.
at the residence of the brides parents, by
same, Alvin A Walker to Miss Valeria A.
Ankeny, both OF this county.
AUMAN-WALKER November 8. 1883
at the Lutheran parsonage in Somerset, by
the same, Joseph Auman to Minerva s.
Walker, both of the vicinity of Lavans-
vile.
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Now AND THEN.

Mr. MoRIAH ITEMS.
Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, aged about 50 years,
died near this place on the 25d OF October,
and was buried on the 25th at Stoystown.
Hiram J. Miller died at Falls City, Neb-,
on the 3oth Of October, and his remains
we're brought TO Sioyestown on November
]. for interment The funeral services were
held al the Horner's Brethren Church, by
Prof Haverstick. Deceased was about 2
years of age.
Jonathan D. Rhodes bu,chered on cleo
tjou day. and made a splendid lot of sau'
saee. During the night some pilferine
wretch entered the basement OF his house
and stole the whole OF them. He had bet
ter be cautious and not repeat the act
Yony may not sleep SO sound next time
and some one might get hurt. p ID.
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Says the Bedford Inquirer: Work has al
ready commenced at the Siding Hill tunnel
\ force ofmen have been at work for sever
al days clearing the approaches. The build
ings for the storing of powder and tools and
the accommodation ofthe workmen are be-
ing erected. Tuesday Of this week instruc-
lions were given to put one hundred men at
work at once Mr.. c. f. Tayman has been
selected as assistant engineer for this tunnel
and will be located at West Dublin and haye
charge of the work under the direction of c.
/. Clements, Esq. Shafts will be sunk at
one or two places so as to push the work TO
completion a, tie earliest day. Mr.. O'Brien,
one of the contractors for this tunnel has
purchased the machinery needed for the
work and il is now being shipped and put in
shape for use. This week Superintendent
Holiday, of the Bedford Division was asked
ior rates fCr shipping three car loads of carts
and one hundred men from Hyndman to
Mt Dallas. This would indicate that the
carts, tools, and a number Of the men who
were working GA the Pittsburgh, Mckeys-
port q Noughiogheny Railroad would be
sent TO Siding Hill tunnel, as We under
stand that the shipment will be made from
Conne.lsyiile. During the past week con
tractors have been along the line ofthe road
getting in readiness TO submit bids for that
part Of the road That the South Pennsylya-
mia now proposes TO let. We are informed
that all the contracts advertised Will be let
a. the earliest day ard that It is the desire Of
the company to complete the road at the
earliest date
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Ny fall and winter stock is now full and
fresh, having just received ii from the Phil
adelphia and New York markets. Those
wishing to buy clothing for men, youth:
and boys, will save money by calling al
Heffley's Also, a full line of underclothing
hats Of all kinds and styles, ranging in pric'
from 25 cents up. Trunks, satchels anc
gloves, bought direct from the factories
Carpets very cheap, TO close ont the stock
4 complete line of wall paper gents tie.
snd scarfs, linen and paper collars, all o
which will be sold as cheap as they can b'
bought from wholesale dealers.
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TIE CENTURY.
PROGRAMME FOR 1SS3-'S4.

The programme for the fourteenth yoar OF this
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Life ia the Thirteen Colonies" by Edward
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The following letters remain in the Post
Office at Somerset, and will be sent 10 the
Dead Letter Office if not called for before
December lst Banks. Peter Craig. Geo.
Kimbel. James; Ludlow, f. D.. Ream,
Martha Penrod. Eliza Pit-king, Samuel ;
Shintz, VIM. J. Mrs. A. Watson, care OF (;
Hegarty, ]. o. Boyd, Walker J.
A. c. DAVIS. p, NJ
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Al precisely fourteen minutes OF four
O'Clock Saturday morning the entire male
p0uulation of Somerset, in almost all stages
of dress and undress. might have been seen
rushing from all points Of the compass to
the Diamond. The general exodus was
caused by the alarm oftire, which had been
raised one minute before. The third Aoor
or.he Old NaueIc House, owned by Albert
Reakc. aud occupied hy his brother Max,
with bis bakery and confectionery, wa
bIa1ug heroe.y. The chemical engine was
pramr,lv on thc ground. bucket lines were
formed. ladder, run up the adjoining build
i,as and I'm almost less Gmc ihau 81 takes to
write 81. such fight was being made against
The, .rrrrrcss Of the flames a. only people
who have seen their an licked zap hy the
Idevourius element know how 70 make.
The outside conditions were AL favorable
As there was scarcely breath of wind, and
the light rain that had been falling nearly
all NIGHT had thoroughly soaked the roofs of
the adioiue buildings. The fire originated
in The rear room of the tnir3 floor at the
northwest corner, aud rapidly spread to the
hail and stairway. Max Recke was sleeping
/ in a front room on the same floor, and when
awakened fuaud bis escape clt OF by the
names. but good men and true were lighting
( their Uav up the ~tuir~ driving the fire be
/ fore them step by step. and soon released
I him from hjs perilous position. After a
/ short but desperate struggle Tire flames were
got under control, and adjacent property
owners brea'hcd free again. The dawn OF
dav showed badly wrecked house, the
DAMAGE from water being almost as great at
that from fire. The TuCi was destroyed. the
stairs and railing and every particle Of wood
work about the upper Aoor damaged, while
the water and falling debris had damaged
the ceilings and walls of the floor below and
rriiued nearly all the contents OF the rooms.
/ How the IRE originated /, a mystery, as there
was no one in the house az the time save
4 Max Recke. and no fire save a lamp which
,yas found burning just where 1t had been
ulacaa the night before. There was an
/ insurance Of $. 800 on the bailding, which
will hardly cover the loss, and small IN
sr-,nce ON the contents. There were num-
Der Of incidents connected with the FIRE that
rotto be more than twice told tales before
sundown.
1 \ boy named Laus, while trying TO die
hole through the pitch roof in which TO in
sert the nozzle the engine, was preeipita
ted into one OF the burning rooms by th'
roof giving way with him. Fortunately h'
escaped with few slight cuts and bruis 6
Some Of the first parties on the g1oun'
commenced to carry goods from the store on
the first floor, which was in 10 immediate
danger, ami would doubtless have gutteo
the place if they had not been stopped.
For an unorganized mob, Somerset peo
pie can make a fight against fire that takes
the confectionery.
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The readers ofthe HERALD will find it to
their advantage to buy their Drugs, Medi-
cines, Chemicals, Dye Stuffs, Blank Books,
School Books, and Stationery from C. y.
Boyd. Private receipts and formulas will
receive special attention also Physicians
Prescriptions filled with care None bat
pure Drugs dispensed
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". !. Woodcock Esq, of Altoona, Pa,
win deliver his famous lecture entitled,
ireland and the Irish, at Berlin, Satur-
day evening, November 18th, in the N. Z.
Church the proceeds 20 be donated 70 the
u. 4. Sabbath School.
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DIED.

REITZ--STULL.-- On October S, 1888, by
A. \. Cober, Mr.. Jacob J. Reitz to Miss Ella
y. Siull, both of Stonycreek township, this
county.
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The sale of the Henry Sipe farm, in Jen-
ner township, has been continued to No
vember "a, 1883, on the premises, at o'clock
Pm. NJ H. and NJ. SIPE,
Administrators.
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NOTICE

Y Is hereby given that the undersigned has
mads application to the Secretary of Internal Ar
fairs fer warrant for six acres Of partly improved
land situate in Jefferson Township, Somerset Co.,
Pa. adjoining lands of David Shaulis, cn the
North, Abraham Morrison the south, JACOB
Kooser on the East, and William Null. on the
West. WESLEY ID. bAhCLAf.
uOyl4-Gt
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EXECUToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of John Marker, decd, late Of Upper
TurseyiaSt twp, Somerset Ce., Pa.
letters festamgntary on the above estate having
5eoa granted u the undersigned BY the proper
authority, notice Is hereby given 10 all persons in
aehtg1 % said sstate 10 make immediate pay
nent, and those having claims against ihe SAME
VIII present them dulF authenticated for settle
mem On or before Friday, November 90, 1883 Al
the late residence Of deceased.
RACHEL, MARK Ell.
Iict. 2l, 1885. E-xccTgrix.
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The engineers under Division Engineer
Miller have all been assigned their resi-
denotes on his division, and will commence
the work, immediately preliminary to con-
s'ruc.ion. on OF about the 18th
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Be sure and examine my stock of fall and
winter hats before purchasing elsewhere.
They are all fresh, having just been received
from the eastern cities.
Mrs. NJ NJ. TREDwELL,
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Notwithstanding the bitter eight that was
made against Poor Director Woy, he bobs up
sereneiy along with the rest of the ticket.
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LIST OF CAUSES

LIST OF CAUSES
For Trial at December Court. commencing
Monday, the 10th day:
YIRsT WEEK,
Dietrich Trimpe vs. G. @. Miller.
H. II LOhr Noah KOontz VS.. h. +. Lung.
d. s Lane VS. Samuel +. Snyder-
Gideon Hiteshew vs.. John Bsrkenile-
WIN IL Deeter VS.. Catharinc Bent.
Howe Sewing Eaehine Co. vs.. B. \, Fichiner.
Same Va. Same.
same VS.. b. A. Fiehtner & john 5. Ellis.
Same Same.
Joseph Christnervs John A. HOchssetier.
Cyrus Bockus VS., Samuel Compton.
Franers T.. Griffith vs.. Wesley ID. Barclay et al.
Robert Peckworth ct al VS.. B. Y. Lung.
JR, Hendricksons heirs ct al vs.. G j. Ear
risen et al.
John Statler's use vs.. ]. G.. Barclay ct al
SECOND WEEK.
David A. Lucas vs. Flannigan Aleott.
Susan Boyer's use ys. Peter Shoemaker.
Same rs. Samuel Clark
James Kimmel vs. David kimmeL
Dudley Riley ct al VS.. Salisbury 4, 4. Go. ct al
Elizabeth Lenharts use vs.. Iii Dietz et a..
Mary E. Galbraith vs.. Som. S Cam. X. K. Co.
Jacob Limerick VS.. L. kenBell-
p s Hay VS.. Mary Findlay.
Christian Klein ys. john b. jackson etaL
Daniel Hull vs.. John Parker WIDOW et Al
samuel Poorbaugh vs. Peter c. Meyers.
David J. Blough VS.. Simon Thomas.
Levi kaufman VS.. same.
Susan Hostetler VS.. ID J. Fike.
Matthias Bowman and wife vs. VIM. Deeter.
Thos. i Caroline Rees use vs- ]. Phillippi, Shn.
David ]. PhiIlippi ct aiys. 4 Z. X. X. 20.
Cyrus Meyers Admr. vs. w. Meyers.
Same VS.. Il. E & Ida Meyers.
Same vs.. Il. K. Meyers
same VS.. Ida E Meyers
Same vs.. John NJ. Oltnger-
Same vs.. J, o. Meyers,
S.U, TRENT,
Somerset Pa, ! Prothonotary.
Nov II, lss3.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate of John p. Rowser. late of Summit Twp,
Somerset Co. Pa, deed.
Letters of administration on the above estate
having been granted TO the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given u all
persons Indebted to said estate to make imInedi-
ate payment. and those having claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement on SATURDAY, the Sd day OF NOvember
1883, at the Office Of r. y kimmel at M Meyersdale le
ELlAS FIkE.
SAML. J. EOWSEB.
Somerset Pa, Sep. %, 1855. Administrators.
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There isa larger attendanca at court this
term than for some time past. The Stony
creek burglars are being tried and much in
terest is manifested IN their cases.
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.TR snvder&Co's.

,.atJ. B. snyder & Cos.
nsat Of Black and coloTed
A. NATHAN's.
-r.a Potatoes for sale at Keller q
-. salmon and Labrador Her
=. beat. at Keller * sanng's.
,ekofCigars and Tobaccoin The
.bsioundat at Keller q &sanner's.
lao .-vles Of fall and winter hats
ming in. at Mrs. N. N. Tredwel-'s
fter. eggs, and all kinds OF
a5n exchange for goods at Hef-
, first class farmer with q small
.a- Of q good situation, with
By applying at this office. Apply
ra5 anew line OF Accordeons
~r..cal instruments, at
A. NATEANs.
asker d. Parker's for pretty caiicoes
. bleached and unbieached
.ssnzs. pillow-cases. table linen.
and bedspreads.
Process Flour forsale by Messrs
inner has had a large run. They
.s.,.d a new lot which viii be
,.rrent. lower than the price
teli in somerset.
,-t. everybody is, who uscs all
--IB snyderG CO. sell. There
- lat they are compelled 30
~. almost daily and thus their
-- fresh. clear, new, and ofthc
styles.
,.r windows Of J. b. Snyder
positive that there is some
.. ablishmeut whose good
.aa5le TO you iu the selection
D~-. Goods or Fancy ArJi-
71.. .-.s.,..
sN- '...., Ill yys-r.,,tel
Ei. " '-'' - 10. r-I..-
-. ,.;i.. .,,;l.
-l.-5 -. -,s..r
.,.-, T.. o,.or,.
- ~ ,.,,ts nor
D. 400
I.
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- '' .5-,- g.. t..
"'' r5L,
.','S '-''' '''' .ri.a -.
4 .'.' '' '''''' -
\ ~,
-..s ."'l "'''
-a.1 -gpp,ie- is not sur
rrio tbecounrv. Every
fc ha3 AT INV store.
-...ty.s+laicprirc
CN Eovp.
-I.-h YOU ".-iil -'''N ''''.
.D Sham 'gu-i"T' $ h's' l'.i'
..- :...,..-,..,,..,,.. ID. ,,re,sre-
......+,,-. or which cost the
r.r sqo Gro and our To-
,...;-.a 7.,--.1s O. mont,
...-,,l,,,,,.b,,-,
r..r.il..
csox & RrERrrs.
-.-.--Ihc house now occupied os
Na street, next MIS-. 'rom"eI'
.a Be rented irom now until Apru l.
Apply so 'L NJ. Hoiderhaum or > N'
Somerset, Pa.
...s., ,l.w coo5sr Inst received
..,ss oo,s;s-i,,or bl,-,-
.- tl,.,.o,a co,ore5 cash
.- ....;.,. :, sh,5as black
4.l..+s b-,.,as5 velve-s fan
- ..I.,,..ls .,-5 sl.fr.s
""ne" goods at 'o''o"' p''e'F at
P'R&EE " PARSER $,
,r.-rrr Main Strcei-yc have
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That staunch Republican, Albert Wright,
and his wife, of Stonvcreek township, paid
the HrEAIp office a friendly call Friday
morning. The local editor is indebted for
a bag Of choice eating apples which they
brought with them.
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If you want to buy Ladies Coat, don't
fail TO get our prices before purchasing else
where. A. NATHAN.
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Consult Nathan's new advertisement in
another column Of this paper, ifyou would
learn where the greatest bargains SIRE 20 be
see Ured.
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EXEcUToR's NOTICE.

EsIlte q John q, Stahl. deed, late OF Qnemah hon
Ing township, Somerset county, Pa.
Letters tesjameutary on the sDlye estate
havtnr been granted 10 the undcrsi gned by tie
proper authority. nOslce is hereby given 10 all
persons indebted 10 said osrate TO ma ke immediate
payment, and those having clsimsGg ainst the same
viii presentthenl duly an lhentieaTed for settle
meat on SATURDAY, December l, 1883, at The oItiee
OF Dr. L. II. Patterson, in Stoyest0wn, Pa.
NATHAN STAHL.
X IL. PATTERSON.
oc.2s Executors
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FRS. NJ. NJ. TREDwELL,

Ladies', Misses, and Childrens' Goats
very cheap, at
A. NArHAN's.
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Jacob J. Miller, ESQ Of Pittsburg. is at
fencing court in Somerset this week.
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A large NUMBER Of railroad contractors
among thom'some ofthe most prominent in
the United States, have been looking over
the sections of the South PENNSYLVANIA Rail-
road. I'm this county advertised for contract,
during the past ten days.
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Monday morning Nr. William S. Kreger,
Of this place. entered the employ Of T. c.
Jenkins, of Pittsburgh. Billy viii trav-
e, over the territory heretofore allotted to
Harry S.ahl auda be is 9 tirst-class man in
every respect We know that he will have a
large trade The firm that has secured his
services wiH find that they have made a
good selection.
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Our good friends at tSalishury are diverte,
. over q wonderful. display of intelligence in
. IN animal. Dennis Wagner the well-knowr
and popular landlord ofthaLtown, is am un'
compromising Democrat notwithsandin.
(which fact hcis The owner ofa pei coon
Tuesday night, before Salisbury had heard
the election returns from the State, his coon
/ ship seems to have received special dispatch.
es announcing that he was on top, Tor h,
forthwith made dash for Deunis's finest
rooster which he knocked out in the iirsi
round. leaving him dead in the nng- Den
/ |n.sdilu't want anything said about ii fcl
fear h1s ueiEh5or would tease him, bat
bless your heart Wagner we won.t tcl.
anybody.