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One Hundred Cents for Trade Dollars
At Fishers book store you can GET 100 cents
for your Trade Dollars in goods at regular
rates. Don't loose 10 cents on your Trade
Dollars, but bring them all 10 the book store
and get full value. Al the book store you
can buy ll5 pieces of sheet music for 90
cents, by mail l6 cents extra for postage
Also, Il pieces of sheet music for 10 cents
In stock and for ssle at cents each, $50
pieces of sheet music. Big sensation Ele-
CANT placques, palettes and pictures for dec
Grating your rooms, at the book store. The
book store is the only place in the county
where you can buy handsome articles for
birthday presents. Everything handsome
beautiful, pretty, nice and cheap at the book
store, and no frills.
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We Should He,p Ono Another

Mr.. Norman Hunt, of No. lo9 Chestnut street
Sprin gaeld, Mass, writes April 10, 1883, saying
Having ne sfliie,ioa caused 10y kidney and
liver diseases, and sfisr enduring the aches,
pains, weakness and depression incident thereto
until body and sCul were nearly distrated,
sought for relief and a cure for my trouble and
was told by friend who bad been cured by It
himself, that the best and only sure cure was
Hunts Remedy. and upon his Recommendation I
commenced taking IL, aud the trst few doses i'm
proved my condition in a very marked manner,
and continuance of It's use has justihed all that
my friends claimed for it, that it was sure and
permanent cure for all diseases Of the kidneys and
liver.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-07-18

RAILROAD NEws-The following is taken
from Saturdays Pittsburgh Commercial
The Pittsburgh members of the syndicate
that will construct the Harrisburg & West
ern railroad, from Harrisburg to aconnec-
ton with the Pittsburgh. McKeesport &
Youahiosheny railroad, who were in New
York attending the syndicate meeting OF
July TO- returned home yesterday. DIR.
Hosteter and Mr.. H. c. Frick. .of this city,
were among them, and both submitted TO
interviews last evening. IL now transpires
that the route of the new read was about
the principal matter talkel over. The
route as originally published in the Oonmer-
oiai- Gaseste was objected to on account of
its expensive construction, the ten great
tunnels representing miles of underground
work and running the cost of the road up
to 500, 600 per mile. To avoid this change
in route was proposed. Instead of running
the line from Bedford 10 Somerset it was
suggested that it be run from Bedford south
TO Hyndman, Bedford county. along the
Csstleman river, and thence due west to
Confluence, crossing the river at that point
and continuing northwest to junction
with the Pittsburgh, McKeespert & Yough-
iogheny railroad above Bedford. This line
would parallel the Baltimore & Ohio from
Confluence to the new roads intersection
with the Pittsburgh, McKeesport & Yough-
iogheny. 1t is the longest route but affords
better grades. is cheaper, and does not re-
quire the great tunnels. II would also set
tie the controversy with the Pittsburgh,
CHARTERS & Youghiogheny railroad for the
right Of way down the Sewickly Creek VAL
ley.
The Executive Committee Of the syndicate
of which DIR. Hostetter Is a member, was
given full power to let the contracts and
proceed with the arrangements for construct
ing the road.
The spirit of the syndicate" said Mr.. II.
c. Frick, was that the road should be built
as soon as possible. The Executive Com
mittee was given full power, to act and will
let the contracts this fall.
Dr. Hosteter said: THE contract will be
let by September Is, as it will take that long
to properly advertise the work and arrange
other matters. The Hyndman and Confiu-
ence route was favored by Mr.. Andrew Car
negie and Mr.. Frick, but il was too long
and we positively decided on the old route
from Bedford to Somerset ON which will be
all the tunnels. Concerning the route
down Sewickley Creek Valley our engineers
have arranged that there will be no trouble
with the Pittsburgh, CHARTERS & YOughio-
yheny, and both roads will run side by side
without interference. When the contracts
ire let work will commence on the tunnels
md the Harrisburg bridge first. The Exec
Itive Committee will attend to all matters
md let the contracts. Our meetings will be
leld in New York"
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The Citizen band OF Greensburg, accom-
panied by number of their friends, arrived
in Somerset, Friday morning, and went into
camp on Parsons Hill. a short distance
west of town. They had full kit Of camp
ing paraphernalia, and a supply wagon
with them. They walked from Greens
burg here via Jones Mill and started on
their return trip via Ligonier Tuesday morn
ing. They are jolly. good looking set of
young gentlemen, and seemed to have en-
loved their visit immensely. They played
on the Diamond and at the Somerset House,
each evening while here, and the music
they produced was very good. The HER
AID returns thanks for a seranade rendered
il Monday evening.
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4 telegram from Philadelphia, July iIth,
says
AT a meeting of the promoters of the
Southern Pennsylvania Railroad Company
held yesterday committee, consisting of
DR.. Hostetter, Mr.. Trowbly, +. B. Gowen,
W. H. Vanderbilt and W. J. Whitney, were
appointed to take charge Of the construction
of the line and act as a board of manage
ment until such time as formal organiza-
ton is affected. 1t is understood that the
work is to be vigorously prosecuted. All
the stock has been subscribed, Mr.. William
II. Vanderbilt heading the list with 5000
900 and Dr. Hostetter followed with 200 700.
The lowest subscription is 5000. Nearly
all of the Philadelphia and Reading board
of managers have subscribed l0,CoO each.
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MARRIED.

LlVINGSTON-CLAR Nav IL, at
the Lutheran parsonage at Hooversville, by
Rev. J. n. Unruh, Mr.. A. Lincoln Living
ston to Miss Laura Clark, both of Hovers-
vile, Pa.
YODER-BoWMAN.-May 81. at same
place, by the same Mr. Ezra L. Yoder of
Pugh's, to Miss Jennie X. Bowman, Of
Hooversyille, Pa,
McGREGER-FIBER 2s, At the
same place, by the same, Mr.. Robert:W. Nc
Greger, of Crafts, to Miss Mary c. s. Fiber,
Of Shade.
TLER-BRUBAKER. - On Sunday
evening, June II, 1883, at the residence of
the bride. by Rev. II. b. Foster, Mr.. Samuel
j. Statler to Miss Amanda Brubaker, both
of Shade township, this county.
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The engineers of the Harrisburg &
Western Railroad company have been or.
dered to put the line in shape for the con-
tractors. At the meeting held in New York
a couple of weeks ago, which was strictly
private. 1t has been learned that the propo-
sitions for securing an entrance into Pitts
burg were considered, and Immediately after
the officers returned from Pittsburgh, where
they went to inspect the road and route Of
fered. the contract was closed. The termin-
al facilities are now arranged for at each
end Ofthe line, the right of way has been
secured, except in few instances, contracts
and options have been made or secured
for all the valuable iron ore, timber and
coal along the route and now the word is
given to prepare the road at once for con-
tractors. During the past ten days promi
nent contractors have been along the line at
different points, putting themselves in
readynesS for bids, Ii has not yet been de-
cided where the shops will be, but il is
given out that Bedford will be headquarters
for the middle division, A large body Of
land has lately been purchased near Bed
ford, but whether for the railroad or private
parties We are unable to say. The increase
Of fierce in the Pattonsville Gap, would in
dicate that the Penna. K. r, will push
this branch through to completion at an
early date. We are informed that certain
parties interested in the Harrriburg & Wes-
tern, have lately expressed the opinion that
Ell in Improvements at the Bedford Springs
this fall. ltis reported that Nj. Vanderbilt
aud family will visit the Springs during the
present season.-Bedford IaqUirer.
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The last obstacles in the way having been
removed, the South Pennsylvania is to be
put under contract at once and rapidly
pushed to completion. The importance of
this new enterprise, undertaken by Mr..
Vanderbilt entirely within the limit of the
State can hardly be overestimated- When
completed it will be the connecting link in
the shortest East and West route, and it
will be built in such thorough manner as
not only to command a share of the through
traffic but TO develop and sustain large
amount of local traffic. IL is in no sense
parallel road, and the business that will
naturally come to it would seem to warrant
its construction lift be not capitalized beyond
a fair cost The State itself will be inn
mensely benefited thereby Immediately, for
its construction will call for an expenditure
of million a month for the next year and
a half within our borders. giving employ
ment to a large number of laborers and
keeping the fires busy in many rolling
mill and furnace Philadelphia Press. II
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BUcKLESs ARsIcA SALvE-The greatest
medical wonder of the world. Warranted
to speedily cure burns, bruises, cuts, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever sores. cancers. piles, chill
blains, corns, letter, chapped hands, and all
instance, or money refunded. 25 cents per
box. For sale by C. n. Boyd juno.
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Estate of Henry Geisel. late Of Milford township.
deceased.
Letters of Administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted TO said estate to make immedi-
ate payment. and those having claims against the
same viii present them duly authenticated for
settlement at the late residence of deceased on
August 10, 1888.
CHARLES X. FERNER,
iulyllSs3. Administrator.
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MONEY 0RDEBs.-The new money order
rates went into effect July l. The fees here
after will be as follows Orders not exceed
ing $40, eight cents exceeding so and un-
der sl5. ten cents: between SIS and $50. fif-
teen cents; between $50 and SO, twenty
cents: between $40 and $50, twenty-five
cents: and so on up to 45 cents for orders
between $50 and 500 Only three orders for
one payee will be issued to one person al
one office on the same day.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate of John Bluhaugh. deed, late Of Uppel
Turkeyfoot twp, Somerset Co, Pa.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hav
ing been grantedtO the undersigned, notice /,
hereby given to all persons indebted to said estate
TO make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authentica ed for settlement, at the residence o
the Administrator In said township on Saturday.
August IL, lss3.
DAVID II. VOUGHT,
July IL Executor.
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u CIAhILlAu DlstcN t-hf.- H. SlClaio al
often startled by remarkable discoveries
The fact that DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
, Consumption and all Throat and Lung Dis
, eases is daily curing patients that they have
, given up to die, is startling them to realize
their sense of duty, and examine into the
merits of this wonderful discovery result
ing in hundreds ofour best physicians using
it in their practice.
Trial bottles free at c. n. Boyd's Drug
Store. Regular size 81.
The following named persons have been
drawn 10 serve as grand and traverse jurors
at the August and special term of court:
GRAND JURY.
Addison-William Peck.
Berlin Bor--J. j. Zorn
Brothersyalley-Jon Baer Aaron
Brant.
Confluence Bor-Albert g. Black, Leslie
Brown.
Conenaugh-John Stahl, Samuel zim.
norman.
Elklick-Balazar Welhey, John X. Keim.
Jeiierson-A. b. Lenhart.
Lower Turkey foot--A Lenhart
Myersdale Bor-William Slicer, Frederick
Naugle.
| New Baltimore-A p. Rifle.
! Northampton-Simon Bowman.
Paint-Benjamin Miller,
Quemahoning-Schl Christian.
| Somerset-John \. Phillippi.
Stoystown Bora G.. Benkhart.
| Stonycreek Ream.
| Summit-Jacob w. Peck
Ursina-A f. King.
TRAvERs JURORS.
Allegheny--John H. Ordner, Benjamin
Gardner.
Brothersvailey-Austi J. Brant Joseph
Hanger, Harry q. Coleman, Henry y. Cole
man.
COniluence-A. A. FOrtney.
Conemaugh - Simon Thomas, Christian
Baer.
Elklick-Jacob J. livengood Daniel J.
Miller, Solomon Meese, John Folk.
Jeiierson-John II. Moore
Jenner--William Schneider
Middlecreek Simon Barron, jeremiah
Shultz, 4. II. Brugh.
Milford-Josiah W. Pile, joseph Herring
ton.
New Centrevile Bor-Leroy NJ. Scott,
VIM. II. Miller, Aaron Will
Paint-Samuel Naugle, Tobias Lehman,
Jacob F. Ripple.
Quemahoning- George W Bash.
Somerset Bor-Wm. NJ Schrock.
Somerset-Jonathan Stahl, John L. Say.
lor.
Stonycreek- F. spangler, iona
than Spangler
Shade-John p. Richardson. Aaron Bcr-
kebile Jacob Horner.
Salisbury Bor- Emanuel Statler
Summit-Jonas Saylor
Upper Turkeyfoot-E -Ephraim schrocII
rRAvERs JURORS FOR SPECIAL TERM SEPT. Il.
Addison-Perry F. Bird
Allegheny-William Hillegass.
Brotheryalley-Jesse Lands, John Sudcr,
Samuel Brubaker.
Conemaugh- Frederick King, Samuel W.
Livengood.
EIklick- William KretcLman, Michael
Dively.
Jenner - George f. Airsman, Joseph
Crist.
Lower Turkeyfoot-A. s. Hyatt
Meyersdale Bor-John d. Saylor Robert
Guthrie, Charlie Dively.
Middlecreek-Hir Uphouse, John Put
man.
Northampton-Philip Poorbaugh, Wm.
Ii. Crosby, John o. Poorbuugh.
Paint-Joseph A. Boyer.
Quemahoning-Wiilia j. Miller, J. H.
Zimmerman, Walter Sorber.
Somerset Bor-Samuel NJ. Wendal, Hen
ry Heffiey.
Somerset - Henry F. Barndt Eli B. |
Adams, Augustus Long.
Southampton - George Martz, Baalam
Shoemaker.
Summit--Herman Walker, A. J. Saylor. |
Stonycreek VI. Yoder.
Upper urkeyfoot-Ephraim Miner.
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Henry d. Lloyd will describe in the next
methods employed by spectators in grain,
and will show how they operate to make
bread dear.
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GLADE AcADENY.-The Fall term of the
Glade Academy will open on Monday, July
23d. Good board can be had at moderate
rates. Terms of tuition reasonable.
Z. r. DEATRIcK,
Principal
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Estate OF Jacob Marteeuey, decd, late of Somer
tft set township.
The undersigned Auditor, duly appointed by
the Orphans Court of Somerset county to make a
distribution Of the funds In the hands Of J. J.
Bowman. administrator Of the above estate,
hereby gives notice that he will attend to the
duties Of said appointment at his office In Somer
set borough on THURSDAY, August 2 1888 when
and where all persons interested may attend
lr- JOHN r. SCOTT,
! uly1s Auditor.
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~NWe publish by request the following ad-
dress of welcome, delivered by Mrs. J. r.
Walter before the members of the W. c. T.
L. Convention, which met in the Lutheran
Church in this place on Wednesday, June
18th, and also an address delivered by Mrs.
A 5. Baumgardner, before the same
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Boarding and lodging at 420 South 1lth
Street, Philadelphi, Pa. Only seven squares
from Broad street depot. Elegant rooms
Mrs. L. J. MEYERS
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luly4-lSs3.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate of jeremiah Gardner, deceased, late Of
Quemaboning Township
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority notice Is hereby given 20 al
persons indebted to said estate to make immedi
ate payment, and those having claims against the
same to present them duly authenticated for set
tlement On Saturday, the &th day of August 1888
at the late residence Of the deceased.
WILLIAM WINTERS,
lnue20 Administrator
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Communion service will be held in the
Presbyterian Church, on Sabbath next.
Preparatory service on Saturday Seats
free, and all are welcome.
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Don't forget il when you want good
Copper Kettle for yourself that the old rela-
BILE stand OF J. II. Miller is the place
have just received a new lot of them, and
will sell them cheap.
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4 crowd OF drunken young men raised
considerable Of a racket on Main street,
Friday night. Possibly they were trying
to scare of burglars
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Henry Eskin and George McMann, the
two young men who were convicted of mis-
fenced to six months Imprisonment in the
county Jail, and shortly after being incar-
cerated made their escape from that institu-
ton. were last week convicted of burglary
in the courts of Marion county, West Vir-
ginia, and sentenced to six years imprison-
ment in the penitentiary. Wonder, if they
don't wish they had never left Sheriff Span
glers hospitable roof.
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At a meeting of the bar, Monday morn
ing, it was arranged to hold only one weeks
court in August. II viii commence on the
9th. The second week, for the trial ofciyil
tember.
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/ 4 number of our exchanges did not issue
the week Of the Fourth. The HERALD has
never allowed legal holiday TO interfere
with its regular business.
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] have just returned from the East with a
new lot of Hardware which can and will
sell at rock-bottom prices at the old
stand of
J. II. MILLER.
Somerset Pa
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DIED.

kEIM.-At his residence in Falls City,
Neb., on Saturday, June 80 1888. Christian
L. Keim, aged 53 years, months and ii
days.
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The members of the Berlin and Somer-
set Chatauqua circles viii hold joint pic
mic at a grove half way between Somerset
and Berlin Thursday.
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The members of the r. p. Commins Post
of the G. 4 Il. will 60 TO Ursina next Mon
day, for the purpose Of mastering in a Post
at that place. They will leave on the noon
train aud return the following morning.
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Wagons, wagons, wagons The place tC
get wagons for your boys is at Cook & Beer
its mammoth grocery. Wagons at 80 cents
IS cents, $l.o0. s1.5o, $3.50, $3.50 and $500
Your boys will appreciate wagon better
than anything You can buy them.
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We are in receipt of an interesting CON-
munication on Indian Tombs in Somerset
County which we would like TO publish
but as the auther's name is not attached we
cannot depart from our established rule.
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The exterior Of the Central Hotel is being
greatly improved in appearance by coat
Of paint.
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Major Harry Sheets, the Oldest tramp
printer on the road, visited the HERALD Of.
flee Monday. The Major is gentleman of
the old school and is always received kind
ly and assisted generously by members of
the craft wherever he goes.
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Tuesday, July "a, 1888,
TERMS
IS HEREBY GINEN

IN that anapplication will be made to the Gov
eInor Of this Commonwealth, under the Act OF AS
sembly entitled an act 10 provide for the incOrpo
ration and regulation of certain eorporsslons, sp-
supplements thereto for n charter for intended
corporation to be called the Fraakiin Electric
CompGHg. the purpose Of which Is 20 construct.
maintain and lease lines Of telegraph for the pri-
vate use Of individuals, firms, corporations, mu.
nieipal and otherwise for general business, and
for police, ftre alarm, or messenger business, or
for the transaction of any business In which cleo
trieify over or through wires may be applied to
any useful purpose and for this purpose to have.
possess ond enjoy all the rights, BENEFITS aud
privileges OF the said act Of assembly and the
supplements thereto.
tune 2o-3t- BENZ. NJ. MEAD.
Solicitor.
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Boston g. Albany Railroad

Albert Holt, Esq, paymaster Boston and Al
bany Railroad, atSpringfield, Mass, writes April
%, 1883; " have used Hunts Remedy, and my
experience with it has been such that 1 can
cheerfnIly say that am satisfied that it will do
just what it promises to do, fused according to
directions
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Coffroth & Co., are adding another story
to their furniture establishment on Main
Cross street.
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Talk about Hardware! J. H. Miller sells
anything in the Hardware line cheaper
than any olher store in the county. Call
and be convinced.
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a have several hundred stylish sumner
hats, that must be sold at any price.
Ms. VI. NJ. Tredwell,
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Elder Joseph King preached in the Dis
ciples' church Sunday morning and even
ing.
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The hay harvest is now at its height. The
crop is large one, and is selling at SO per
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Berkeybies ten pin alley is patronized
extensively by the ladies.
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Hats have been marked down to half their
value at.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. TREDwELLs,
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Our hotels and boarding houses are rapid
ly filling up with guests from the cities.
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There was not a day last week that rain
didn't fall in this section.
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James L. Pugh, Esq, still fingers at Cape
May. He is expected home the latter part
of the present week.
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Mr.. George Hoblitzell and wife, Of Hynd
man, are visiting in Somerset.
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George f. Baer, Esq, and family, ofRead-
ing, are visiting in Somerset. They are the
guests of Mrs. Daer's father, J. o. Kimmel,
Esq.
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Editor Snyder Of the Connellsville Courier
was in town Monday.
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Rev and Mrs. A. ). Baumgardner, OF
stoyestown, passed threagh town last Tues
day, eit route for Preston county, West Viz
ginia, for recreation and visit TO friends in
the vicinity Of Kingwood, the county seat.
They will be absent some three OF four
weeks.
Last wednesday morning q fire broke
out in Rhoades Bros, livery stable but was
extinguished before any great damage was
done. The fire originated in one Of the
managers, which was full Of hay at the time
it is thought was started by spark from
the hostler's pipe.
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lnueA
EXECUToR's NOTICE.

! Estate of Samuel j. Miller ate OF Quemahoning
township, deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, notice IL
hereby given 10 all persons indebted TO said es
tate to make immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same will present them
duly authenticated for settlement at the late res
tdence ofthe deceased, on Saturday, July Is, 1883
sEs NOAH s. MILLER,
JOSIAH MILLER
lune20 Executors