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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-17
DIED

RosS.-At stcnycreek. Pa. january 6,
1855, Ida 5. Ross, aged IS years. , month.
and ) days.
WELLER.-At Gebharts. December :.
lSS2, Mrs. Elizabeth Weller. aged % years,
Z months and 10 days.
KRING.-At Evansville. this county, or
Friday. December -, 1ss2, John Krins. at
the age of6 years, 5 months aud II days.
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Mr.. James b. Holderbaum last week pur-
chased from Prof. George F. Schaeifer his
frame dwelling house, on the corner OF
Nam and West streets. The residence has
been occupied for the past two years by the
amily of Mr.. Nicholas Snyder. MIR. Hol-
derbaum takes possession ON the first OF
April.
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MOST EXTENSIVE PUlG-2RED LIVE STUCK
Essabsishm nt In the World!

Clyd s0sl~s. = N~oruaans,
knksssh DRAFT H~V~~s, gpasssssg- 8,~a
H"sdAa~Ps. ~h~tsnoo Pennies, H.sst~3n
and Des. = s-ssle.
Our customers have the advantage of our aGHy
years experience IN brt citing an,i importing large
COLLECTIONS, opportunity of comparing diff snf
0rtees. tor prices bee use OF eIfeaf Of business
and loo rafes of transportation Casaioxu ss tree.
Correspondence sol,tited
POWELL BROTHERS..
S~priugbOro, Co. Pa.
Mention Herald. ianI7.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Frank @. sampsell. late of Somerset
borough. deceased.
Letter. Of adminisi ration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, by the
proper authority notice Is hereby ri EN- 10 hose
Indebted To IL 10 AXE immediate pas ment, and
those having elaims or demands viii present them
duiv authenticated Tor settlement on THURSDAY.
ceased.
ANNIE E 8 tMPSELL.
JaniT Administrative.
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LOST

A small black hound bitch, with tan legs and
some white on her breast aud On three Ut her
paws and he joint Of her All. Any person send.
ing me iDfurmasHn OF her hat VIII lead 10 her
recovery will be literally rewarded. or any person
bringing her 10 my residence, near Mechanics
burg, shall have u reward OF ten dollars.
4 WITHROW.
janl7 Ligonier, Westmoreland Co. Pa.
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The annual business meeting Of the Re
publicans Of Somerset county will be held
in the court house Tuesday evening, Jsnu-
airy 23d, al . o'clock.
JONI r. ScorT. GEO.. W. PrLE.
Secretary. Chairman.
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or CAUSES.

For Trial at January Term Of Court, beginning
Un the 22d OF January, 1855.
John n. Saoner's use vs.. Joseph ] Stutzman's
garnishees.
YIN. Ii Bowm IN VS.. John L. Smiths admin
istrafOr. yarn sbee sc.
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania use OF John
Wits heirs VS.. Jacob Nef CT. al
Same W. Same.
Same VS. name.
Same vs. Same
Elijah Bowers VI. Silas Jenkins and wife.
SalIle T.. 5avel' VS.. q t Hay.
Matthias SnaGlis' administration VS.. r. NJ
Shaulis ct. al
William L. Wallace VS.. William Silbaugh.
Same VS.. Andrew j Holiday.
Pbilson, Black * Co VS.. g. IL. Moore e. a.
Charles A. Lewis vs.. John Neigie
August Koehl RS use vs. 5. p. Snyder.
Joseph Crist VS.. Henry u. Shaffer.
John Reel VS. Henry johnson.
John a. Clark vs.. Same
Enoch Blough VS. Sane
Second Week.
John B. Dali VS. Paint township
Isaac HuSus VS.. Nicholas beTkey.
Same VS. Ahranam Faith.
Shade Greek Lumber Co Qimitedl vs. G.. W.
Cober.
@ L. Miller VS. Casper burst.
Matthias Shaulis' administrators rs. p. NJ.
5 haulis.
DcITN H. W 4 vs.. OHb - NpfukNtNr
IOhn Luman ys. George q Wake ct. al.
James ParsOn VS.. David Heiple. supervisor, sc
+ Hull and wife vs.. J. A. Huuts-
James W. Clark VS.. J. CT. Hartman.
Oliver Knep.er vs.. Union Mutual Life las. Co.
o Maine.
John Hill VS.. Same.
Hartley Brothers vs. John Snyder.
L Morrill, IS Mary Ellen Hill 81. al.
Amos L Finegan VS.. George W. Gassman.
John W Young VS. same.
Francis + FiDbegan vs. Same.
Il. Z. SuydeF We Puts. Il Con r X. 90.
CbambersKautz VS. Sarah kaufz.
Herman Christner VS. Wilmoth x Zutall
A.G VIII VS. John J. Spangler.
zane vs. Same.
George Saner VS.. W. ". Moser
Elizahefh Keefer vs. Jacob r. peeter.
Leafs Glessner We. A. f. John.
John A. Wits use VS.. David Lohr's adminis-
traior.
DIETRICH Trimpe vs.. O q. Miller.
Isaiah Enos v. PinkertOn Lumber Go. limited.
hrs. ID l.. Begchy vs LiveBgeod X Mau7t
~tearnS Manufacturing Go. vs.. Young y Brown.
A J. Casebeer y Co. Us. q W. McCOy's gar
nishees
II. Lehr and ". KO0ntz VS.. B.. +. Lung.
Feurge W Cuber vs. Josiah Speeht.
Somerset. Pa. :. u. Trent,
Dee. y, lssz. Prothonotary'
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TURKEYFoor ITEMS.
Lime haulers are busy.
p. L. MILLER,
C. NJ. FISHER,
J. NJ. BERKEY,
Committee.

TURKEYFoor ITEMS.
Lime haulers are busy.
Everybody you meet now a-davs is a
weather prophet.
W. H.. Rayman talks of moving his Office
to Henryville. Doc. is doing a thriving
business in this community.
Our friend Isaac Metzler met with a seri-
Gus accident a short time ago. While re-
turning fiom church he attempted to aIight
from the sled while the team was in moticn
and was thrown violently to the ground. dis
locating his shoulder. He is recovering
rapidly.
The diphtheria is still raging in this vicin-
ity. The following persons have died up
to this writing: Albert, Alfred, David,
Sarah and Hannah. children of Thomas
Henry. Joshua, Wesley, Marcellus, Catha
rine and Rebecca, children of Solomon
Carey. Hudson. son of F. X. Bungard.
Walter, son of William Cole. Also, a
child of f. z. Steyer. The hand of death,
removing so many from our midst. has
cast a gloom over our entire community.
NIKE.
Neu LeJingfOa, January Q. 1883.
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Rev. d. NJ. Boyer, p. F.. will hold his
third quarterly meeting on Benscreek
charge at st. Johns q arch. on Goth of
January, 1858.
r. +. DIcKEy, +. C.
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The tastes; team of horses in these parts,
is the team of blooded bays driven in the
Somerset House sleigh. 10 and from the rail-
road station. When long Charley takes
hold of the ribbons the bays start off at such
a rate of speed that the bells don't nave time
TO Jingle.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-17

The streets and pavements are covered
with solid mass of ice, making it not only
disagreeable, but dangerous for the pc
destrian.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-17

Elder Peter Vogle is holding a protracted
meeting in the Disciples church this week
Elder Vogle was at one time pastor of this
church, and is much liked by the congrega-
ton. .
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y. L.. Dukes, the murderer of Captain
Mutt, is in Harrisburg, and it is said that ht
will be sworn in as a member of the Ligisla,
ture to-day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-17

The Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
he administered in the Presbyterian ChurcS
Of tins place on next Sabbath, the 2ist inst.
Preparatory services on Friday at 6l P. NJ,
and on Saturday at , P, NJ.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-17

We learn that Mr.. Jacob ). Picking has
taken a three years lease of the Central Ho-
tel. and has purchased all of the personal
property.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-17

The Beard OF Auditors are still engaged
in audit. ng the accounts of the county.
They expect to complete their labors this
week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-17

A Constitutional r. A. Association was
organized in Jennertown on last Saturday
evening, by Rev. c. c. b. Duncan, of this
place.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-17
ESTABLISHED 1850.
Fishers Book Store.

Always In stock at the Book Store n well Sc.
iecfed assortu ent of Ri les, Testaments. Gospel
Hymns. Christians Hymn Books and HyTanals
Lutheran Hymn Books dictionaries. Albums.
Pens Inks Papers. Envelopes Magazines Nov
els, Reviews, Blank Il soks DEEDS Bonds. Mort
Ea..es an aIl in-a- LII IL..E.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-17

A black bear weighing four hundred
pounds. was Killed in Forest county a few
days ago.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-17

Mr.. q. 3. Baer, who has been attending
school at Meyerstown. Lebanon county, re-
turned home last week.
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II is said Vanderbilt is getting possession
Of the Reading Railroad. and that he will
run it together with the South Pennsylva-
mia. 4
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An exchange saws that "a new railroad,
the company being already chartered, Is ia
Il, huiIr. beginning at Jamestown and con
neciing with the Baltimore & Ohio raiir"ad
M that point. thence bv the Conemaugh and
Ki,kiminitis rivers. aud it is said will fol.
low the bed of the old canal. as the 7. r. r.
does not occupy it through ApPolio and
Leechhurg down ia the Allegheny river,
crossing and going through F~reer"rf. thence
up the Big Buffalo to Butler, connecting
with the Pittsburgh and Western, giving
the b & o r. r. an outlet to Pittsburgh
east and west. Engineers are already en-
gagged surveying and laying ont the road.
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A UDITOR'S NOTICE.

VS.. pleas of Somerset Co..
VAL HAY. Pa. No. l7o Aug. T., u.
Vol Assignment.
The UNDERSIGNED having been duly appointed
TO distribute the funds Ia the hands Of Val. Hay,
assignee, 10 and among those lega ~ entitled
thereto, hereby gives notice that he will sit al ms
ofice On the 7th day Of February, 1883. for the
purp Sc aiort said. All phase take not &c.
II L. BA Err
lani1 Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-17

Our Grand Army Post have secured JOIN
W Riley for Monday evening. Jasuar,
18th. He is so funny that every person
old and young. should hear him at ieas'
once in a lifetime. The Redpath Lyceun
of Boston, Mass, give him the following en-
darsement: An evening with James WHIT
some Riley. the Hnnsier Poet, Huniufist anf
dialect Reader. In this entertainm"nt SIR
Riley Introduces his original poems, irnper
~sonations. character sketches. IA studies
from real life. He has made a series o
splendid successes all over the country, afc
is in great demand. His entertainment u
sue geaeris. We heartily commend him t.
those who want a fresh and original enter
taInment. and a delightful evening" Come
v
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BOOKS oE POETRY.

Books OF Travel and Adventure. History. Bio
giaphy and Educational v ork Toy Books for
children, in fact every thing usual v fcuni In a
well regulated book store. Headquarters foi
school teachers and scho i books ami school sup
pies. ChaS. ~. Fisher,
lanl1 CVOs 4 Beerits Block.
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Court week.
April first comes this year on Sunday

This freezing weather makes the coal
men happy.
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Signor La Carlo held forth in the Court
House Thursday and Friday nights.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of John Kring. late Of Somerset Twp.
decd
LettersO OF administration on above estate having
been granted To the undersigned By the proper an.
thor ", notice IL hereby given TO all persons in
debted TO said estate TO make immediate pay
ment. and those having claims against IL to pre-
sent them duly auth. niics.=f for settlement 90
THURSDAY. February IS, ISIS, atthe late residence
of said deceased.
LATINIAKRING
jams Administrative.
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County TEMPERANCE CoNvENTIoN.-Ihe
! Constitutional Amendment Association of
Somerset county will hold aconyentioni in
the court house on Monday evening. Janu-
airy 22, 1883. at . o'clock p. m. The borough
and township association will please send
delegates as provided by their constitutions.
We want short addresses from the delegates
of every section, expressive of the temper
ance sentiment of their people. Friends of
temperance, let US have a rousing meeting.
Everybody is invited To attend.
BY order of the Temperance Executive
County Committee.
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5Eo. w. Pile.
Chairman

In the bright lexicon Of youth there is
no such word as tail. There are countless
thousands who have begun TO keep a diary
on the first of January. but alter the inst
week the men wives have used them to
keep the butchers aud bakers accounts ia.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-17

A case was decided by the Supreme Cour,
last week that involved the question OF
what constituted proper notice by q debtor
who intended to claim the benefit of the
$50 exemption law. Justice Green decides
hat a verbal notice il sufficient. The opin-
ion of the court is as follows. The learned
Court below held that the notice to be given
by a Judgment debtor of his election TO
claim the benefit of the $500 exemption law
must be in writing Ia this there was err
ror. The language of the act of ls49, which
~conf.rs the right of exemption, directs that
the sheriff or other officer shall summon
the appraisers if requested by the debtor
There is nothing in the statute declaring
that the request shall be in writing. The
ordinary meaning of the word requested
imports rather a verbal than a written form
OF communication" \
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lfyou wish to enjoy a dish of good fresh
Z, s,er~, gotten up in tue shurtest Time. go to
W. Ii Pla,r's Saloon, basement of Cook &
Bcerils' b eek. Bulk aud can oy sters, al.
ways fresh, on hand.
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COURT

Ft
WHEREAS the Honorsbje WnrIAn J. BAxz-
President Judxcof the sevsFxi Courts Of Connon
Pleas OF the several coanttes coDposinE the SIX
teenth Judicial District. and Justice OF the Ceurts
Of Oyer and Terminer and General jail Delivery,
for the trial Of all capital and cthsr cnrnders IN
the said District. and "a LILLIAN Co Line and INA
ugL SNYDER, Esquirez, Judses Ct the Courts o.
Comm-n Pleas, and Justices Of the Courts OF
over and Termiper. and G. neral jail Delivery
Tor he trial of all capital and other onsc 'ers in
the county Of Somereef, have issued their preeepo
and 70 me directed. for holding . Court u JON
mon PieaA and General Quarter Sessions ~ the
Peace, and General Jail Deiivery, and Courts OF
oyer and Terminer. ~ Somerset.
On Monday. Jso- n. 1883
Norrcx is hereby given to all the Justices % rs
Peace. the Coroner and Constsbles within the SAID
County Of Somerset. that they Be then and there
in their proper persons with their soils, records.
inuuisssfons. examiDations, and other remeu-
brances % de- those things which 70 then omces
and In that behalf ~ pertain TO be done ard also
they sho will prosecute sxainst the prisoners thAs
are " shall be In the Jail Of -onerss. cosnry, 2 %
be yuSd JOHN J. SfAN6kk4
Dee. n. ShseA
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Report Of Casselman school for the month
ending January S, 1888. Whole number in
attendance during month: Males, 10; fe-
males, "A; average during month, males, l6'
females. -; per cent. during month, males,
%; females, 81. Number of pupils attend
ing every day: Austin Sanner, John Mickey
/. J. Witt. K. S. Phillippi, Lillian Phillippi,
Maggie Weimer, Minnie McDiffitt. ANNE
McDifitt, Mary Sanner, l. b. McDifht, An
ME Mohn, Myrtle McDIflitt, Lucy Witt, An.
ME Phillippi. Lizzie Witt, Ada Witt, Ida
Sanner. l.. l.. WIENER. Ieacher'
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that application viii be
made to the next Legislature for the passage Of .
law repeating the act Of Assembly passed the LIST
day Of april. 1852. extending the provisions Of "a
act supplementary to the acts relating to hawk
ers and peddlers AMI regulating auctions Ia the
county Of Schuylkin to Somerset cnunty.
J.. T. SIMPLIFY.
W. T. HUBLITZELk
RILLIA v \ COOK-
dec. q. Lou A. SMITH
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FARMERS ArTENTIoN.-You should get
the hest for your money. ] have in stock
can assure you that prices are as low as the
lowest. No old stock. all fresh goods and
warranted pure. The filling of family rec
ipes a speciality.
C. N.'BoYp.
Druggist.
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The directors of the South Pennsylvania
railroad company met in Harrisburg on
Monday and elected I X. Sheldon, OF Phil
adelphia, as President, and reelected the
old board of directors. President Gowen.
of the Reading road. has made his annual
report. Referring TO the South Pennsyiva-
MIA railroad company, by which the Read
ing obtains communications ron Harris
burg with Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Chicago
and the lakes, the report states that the only
guarantee required of the Reading road is
one Jointly made with other roads interest
ed in the line for a period lot exceeding ten
years; that a sun not exceeding 70 per cent.
of the gross receipts of all the traffic from
the new line shall go TO supply any deli
cheney of interest On the bonds of the South
Pennsylvania railroad company over It's net
earnings.
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Burlington Vi. Jan. &c. 1852.

Burlington VT. Jan. &c, 1882
ihave used Downs Elixir for forty wears.
and consider it a safe and valuable medi-
cine In all cases Of coughs. colds and for
anF pulmonary trouble.
ai~ays fall bach on this old remedy
""+h The symptoms are alarming. and il
ha' never disappointed me.
IRA SHATTUCK
"'ENr tnrsrER-The 3 and 10crnt CONN
TER cpniinne IN run full blast. We desire
~ announce To our thousand of pairssns W.
'he popular ) and 10 cent that in
anticipation Of another big rush for these
extremely cheap goods. We nave again laid
J" an ennrmons stock for ccurf week Ev-
s'yoody coming 10 court will do well 10
'"'s over our cheap n A. they will
"esure To find something they want. Many
~ these goods cannot be obtained nv
"hefe else in the county. and all the goods
are sold at less prices than sold in other
S"res. Remember the ) cent counter; more
s'ods' better goods and greater variety.
Cook a BEEKITs.
'h READY FoR YorR SFKiAe WaRK =
i mend Frank Ganl has gone east on a
70 get on to the latest styles in his line,
N'e decoration He proposes 10 take in
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. and
""sh'ngton. and viii visit all tine motel ART
S'aniishments In the cities named. Mr.
oaui Is a live man, and believes i N keeping
Times, and justly rates as among
The h"t Of our decorative artists:
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AND RESTAURANT

TAVERN AND RESTAURANT
LlCEN -ES. sc
The following named persons have hlea their
PETITIONS tor Tavern. Restaurant aed Retail Liq-
our license, with their afidavits. cer,incates and
bonds. ard NOTES IL hereby given that the same
will be lreS nied for allowance 10 the Court Of
Quarter Sessions, Thursisy. Jan. 25, lsss:
TAVERN.
Joseph Sheets. GieBeoe. Northampton twp
" lillian >sicer, heyersdale borough
Dennis Wagner. Salisbury borough
Jacob :. Picking. Somerset borough
Eliza A. fss man Somerset borough
Max kecke. somerset bzruugh.
FrsdericE Durr, PJcohontss. GreenviiIe twp.
Alexander Rtoads. RockvDrd, Milford twp
Thomas Williams, West Salisbury, Elxliek
township
Samuel Buchanan. Redwood, Milford twp.
RESTAURANT.
John Stneer. MeyersdSle~bo Fough-
g. PlIt Meyerstiale borough.
Alexander Hsrsh, Mey ersdale borough.
S.U TkENT.
Somerset Pa, Clerk
December q, 1854
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A DMlNIsTRAToRs' NOTICE

Estate OF John ssla, late of Conemaugh Twp,
deceased.
Letters of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, by the
proper authority. notice is hereby given 20 those
Indebted TO il TO make Immediate payment, and
those having claims OF demands will present them
duty authenticated tor settlement, On saturday.
February 10. 1873. at the Office OF Jacob SWank,
Esq, 10 Davidsyille.
LEVI A. BLOUGH.
mu3 Administrator.
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uDIToR,s NOTICE.
janlc
NOTICE.

NOTICE
In $50 the county Commissioners Of Somerset
county placed an IL sursnee OF $4,000 on the court
house and Jail. The policy Is dated September
I'm Is79, No. 1914 IN the insurance company OF
North America. Tue policy was lost or mistaid
into Office Any one having II 10 their possession
or knowing Of It's whereabouts will please make
the tact known by calling at the commissioners
Office at once, as q new policy has been applied Tor
ADAM :. SH
Joseph HORN tx,
HERMAN W. BkUBAkER,
Dee. q Commissioner.
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LIME! LIME!

The Buffalo Valley Lime Company, limited.
will sell, until further ordered, unslaeked lime AT
the following rates:
AT y cents per bushei. loaded on cars al kilns:
at ~ cents per Dushei Tor any quantity lees than .
ear load: at IL cents per bushei delivered at any
station on the Berlin Railroad; at Il cents per
bushel delivered 81 Meyersiale and lockwood;
and at l2lz cents per bushsl delivered al all other
railroad .tatios = In Somerset county. including all
those on the Somerset q Cambris Railroad Pay
ment can be made to the following persons
John l. savior, at Friedens.
W. ii. KOonfz. at Somerset
Harrison Snyder, at lockwood
Frank + NOS. Mt Garrett
Samuel j. Miller. near Meyersdale.
We must depend upon lime as the basis 70 ter
tilire our sOil. Order IL now and nave II ready
when needed. Order from Frana Enos. Garrett
EOv2
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NOTICE.

NOTICE
The undersigned viii apply 70 the Legislature
at the next session for the passage OF an act au-
/ thorizinz the Auditor General and State Treas-
urer 10 audit and settle the account OF John Pois-
ter. Of Somerset county. Pa. due him for rent Of
q house and damages done thereto. situate In the
county aforesaid. at Shoffs Bridge. in Milford
township. which was occupied by Captain Snyder
and the men under him in the year 1873
de,a14t JOHN POSTER
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SALE.

BY virtue Of certain wTits OF Vend. Ex.. Fl. Fa.,
Al Fl Fa. Al. Fl Ia. Post Nend. Ex.. and
Lev. r., issued cut OF the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Somerset county Pa, and 20 me direct
ell. there will be exposed 70 pubic sale at the
Court House, in Somerset. Pa. on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-17

Persons attending court should not fail TO
call at ]. Il Snyder q Co.'S and see tbeir
ciothing, always cheap. hut just nuw cheap
err than ever; don't MISS the bargains they
can give y"u now.
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Mr.. John II. Knepper, of Berlin, has beer
appointed mercantile appraiser for the pres
ent year by the County Commissioners Mr.
Knepper Is in every way well qualified fol-
the position, and is deserving of it and it
emoluments. which are not princely.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-17

A sleighing party composed of fourteen
Berlin Monday evening. The sleighing and
supper were both good and the occasion, We
are told, was a very enjoyable one.