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BRorHERsyALLEY ITEMS.

| BRorHERsvALLEY ITEMS.
Two of Mr.. Edmund Glessner's and three
of Mr.. William Mussers children are very
sick from typhoid fever. The doctor, how
ever is confident that they will all recover.
Last Monday Mrs. Silas Lane, after lin
gering illness died of consumption, leaving
husband and three small children. Mr.,
Lane has our sympathy in his bereavement.
The farmers throughout this township are
busily engaged in threshing wheat and stor-
ing away the oat crop, which is simply
enormous, and preparing the soil for fall
seeding.
Lime is by far the cheapest, ifnot also the
best fertilizer for Brothersyalley farmers,
where limestone and coal abound on almost
every other farm. However. a great
many of the farmers are using phosphate
this fall by the ton. Ny own experience is
decidedly in favor of lime, but the expert
ence of Others may prove different.
Alvin A. Cober, who las been attending
College the last few years, is at home spend
ing his vacation. He intends leaving in
a few weeks for Ashland, Ohio. Mr.. Cober
IS minister in the Brethren church, and is
a young man of more than ordinary ability.
and in year hence think we can annex
A b. to his name.
Elder Holisinger, of Ashland, o., filled
the pulpit in the Brethren's church in Ber-
lin last Sunday evening. The Elder has
many warm friends in Berlin and vicinity,
and he preached to full house.
4 great many ofour farmers have invested
in new variety of wheat for seed, namely
Golden Mediterranean" The wheat ex-
hibited by the agent was very fine, and lift
is adapted to our soil and climate, few
years hence Brpthersyalley will be the
banner wheat-raising township in the
county.
VIM. h. Manges. who lives on the line
between Berlin and Brothersvalley township
is giving all his buildings fresh coat of
paint. Mr NJ. is believer in beautiful,
pleasant and attractive home. He also car
ries on the boot, shoe and leather business.
Lately he associated Isaac Stoner as partner.
and the firm is now Manages & Stoner. They
constantly keep on hand large LOT of boots
shoes and leather, which they offer for sale
at bottom prices. 90 and see them, and |
am sure you will always afterward deal with
Manages & Stoner.
Now AND THEN.
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Friday. Auqust a. 1889.

T'tuuy, august "A, 1885,
all the right, title. interest an
claim of the defendant. George I. Hummel, of. il
and TO ths following real estate, situate In South
ampton township, Somerset county, Pa. adlon
| ing lands late Of John Witt, Joshua F. Cox an,
Charles Ogle, containing fifty acres more or less
about forty acres clear, with an orchard Thereon
and one and a half story dwelling house AM
| stable thereon erected. with the apeurtenances
and known as purpart No. of the real estate O
| Samuel d. Witt, deceased.
Taken In execution at the suit of Catharin,
Mong and Martin V. Sorher, Executors of Johr
Mong, deceased, who was Trustee of Samuel ID
witt, deceased, use Of Edwin F. Witt, Charles II
witt, A. H. Pile and Mary ]. his wife. in righ
Of said Mary J. Pile and Rebecca ]. Witt. heir
OF said Samuel d.. Witt, deceased.
All the right, title, interest and claim Of the de
fendant, Il. +. Lung. of. In, and TO the following
real estate, sit uate Ia Shade township. Somerset
county, Pa, containing Is acres, more or less, ad
joining lands of George W. Clark, Thos Crissey
James Hamer and John Wigle, (being timber
landl with the appurtensnces.
Taken IN execution at the suit of Aaron
Vrissey-
Also
MI the right. title interest an claim of Alex
andey Paul and Mary +. Paul, Of In ond to the
following real estate, situate In Meyersdale Dor.
ough, Somerset cSunty. Pa. being four lots known
on the plot of said town as lots No. 3s6 3s7 3Ss
and 3s9, each lot being in size 50xl50, bounded
on the east by RAILROAD street. on the south by
Fifth street. on the west by a twenty-foo, alley.
on the north by Fourth street having thereon
erected two-story frame dwelling house, stable,
foundry and other cuthuidings, the foundry be-
Ing In good running order, containing all the nee
essary tools, cupalo, patterns; engine, boiler,
turning lathe, etc, etc, with the appurtenances
Taken In execution at the suit of Peter q. Mey-
Buck x Co.
NoTIcR-Ail persons purchasing at the above
sale Will please take notice that "a part Of the
purchase money-to be made known at the time
of sale-wili be required as soon as the property
Is knocked down, otherwise It will bc again ex-
posed TO sale at the risk Of the first purchaser
The residue OF the purchase money must be paid on
or before Thursday of the first week of August
Court, the time fixed by the Court for the acknowl
edgment of deeds, and no deed will be acknowledg
until the purchase money Is paid In full.
n JOHN ]. SPANGLER,
sHEKIrr's OFFICE Sheriff.
July 2s ,lss3
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OFFICE or THE
SoUrH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CoMP'Y.
HARRISBURG, PA, Aug. IL, 1883. \
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the stockholders
-Aofthe South Pennsylvania Railroad Compa ny
will be held at the office OF the said Company in
the city of Harrisburg, on Thursday, the 9th day
of Septamber, 1888, at O'Clock in the afternoon,
when and where the joint agreement entered into
by the directors OF the South Pennsylvania Rail
road Company and the directors OF the Harris
burg and Southwestern Railroad Company, for
the consolidation Of the said two Companies and
the merger Of the said Harrisburg & Southwest
ern railroad company into the said South Penn
sylvania railroad company will be submitted TO
the said ockholders, and vote by ballot In per-
son or by proxy taken for the adoption rejection
Of the same, and at the same time and place all
of the acts, resolutions and proceedings of the
board of directors of the said south nsylyania
railroad company since the las: annual meeting
and up to and including the day OF the said meet
ing will be submitted to the said stockholders.
together with a resolution approving and ratfy-
ing each and every Of the said acts and vote o {
the stock khoiders will be taken upon the question
of adopting or rejecting such resolution.
FREDK. J. GROTEVENT,
augl5 Al Secretary.
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The second annual camp meeting Of the
Evangelical Association opened in their
beautiful grove a short distance north Of
town Friday evening, and will continue
over next Sunday. The grounds have been
somewhat improved since last year, but We
are surprised that the improvement has not
been greater. The grove is naturally a very
attractive and elegant one, well adapted to
the purpose for which it was selected, and
with very little labor could be made one of
the most handsome camp-grounds in all the
country. A neatly-constructed auditorium,
with seating capacity Of about two hum
dred has been placed Immediately in front
of the altar adding greatly to the comfort
and convenience Of worshipers. Several
new tents and large boarding tent and
restaurant, are among the additions since
last year. There were a great many people
in attendance Saturday evening, and the
crowd all day Sunday was simply immense,
fully three thousand people being upon the
grounds during the day. At an early hour
in the morning people commenced
cunning III lfOu every ulrtCiIOn, anu
the excursion trains from Connellsyille,
Meyersdale and Johnstown assisted largely
in swelling the crowd. Notwithstanding
the great number of people present the best
of order prevailed, and the services were
listened TO attentively by most of those
present The sermons in the morning were
preached by Rev. Dickey and Presiding
Elder Boyer, and were forcible and eloquent
presentations of the Holy Scriptures. The
sermon in the evening was also an able one
and was appreciated by a large and attentive
audience. Thursday evening Hon. George
A. Hilton, of Washington, ID. c., will deliv
er an address on the liquor question, and
Rev. ii. j. Bowman, of Cleveland, o., will
speak next Sunday. So far the weather has
been all that could be desired, and We hope
it may so continue during the remainder Of
the meeting. An admission fee of ten cents
is charged, and we are informed that over
two hundred and fifty dollars was taken in
at the gates Sunday, and over one hundred
dollars Saturday.
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To Mr. Scull and family. to Messrs Miller
and Stevenson, to the Misses Baer, Hunsick.
er, Harrison, Endsley and Scull, who SC
kindly lent their aid to the Parlor Concert,
in our behalf, the ladies of the Christian
Mite Society tender their most sincere and
heartfelt thanks. May it be like bread cast
upon the waters, that shall retarn to you
after many days.
Also TO Mr.. Jonas Cook, to whom We are
endebted for the use Of house and grounds
in which to hold our Lawn Fete, from
which we realized quite considerable sum
Con-
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Mr.. c. c. Yoder, Of Amish. Iowa, called
at our Office Saturday, and renewed bis
subscription 10 the HERALD. Mr.. Yoder
was formerly resident of this county, but
for the past fourteen years has resided in
Amish, where he has been very successful
ly engaged in the mercantile business. He
is at present visiting friends and relatives
in this county.
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LIST OF CAUSES,

On Monday, August q. 1855
jacob W. aieesner w. Father Naubert 60
ID. H. Kent 10, vs.. Grove i Dennison.
Singer sewing Machine 20. ve.-MatI. Bowman
Mary Bender's Trustee VI. Doerner Bender
David kimmell vs.. James McKeIyey.
Critchneld Bros. vs.. 4. nj. Llchty's s Garn.sIee
Same vs.. L. N. Lichty.
George Seibert vs. Edwin Deal
John A. Wits use Vs. Robt. y. L-ohr Adm
Joseph Christnef vs. John A. Hochstefler.
John Johncon's Admr. We. Jacob Skaters Exr.
VIM. Suder vs. Nicholas Apple
August koehler use vs.. 8. r. Snyder
Cyrus B0ckus w. Samuel Compton.
Francis ID. Griffith Va. w. ID. Barclay.
Somerset "a. ). U. TRENT,
Aug l, 1858 Parliamentary.
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A WelI-known m an.

Hunts Remedy having been recommended tc
me for kidney and liver complaints, 1 purchased
some at the " Peoples Drug Store and used II
In my family, and found it to be valuable med
icine. and highly recommend it to my friend.
knowing 1t to be beneficial to those troubled with
kidney or liver disease.
Respectfully yours.
ELISHA NOYSE,
April II, lsss GO @. ST., S. Boston, Mass.
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The Glade Academy, at Centreville, is en-
joying very successful term. There are at
present between forty and fifty pupils on
the roll, of whom all but four are in the nor
NAL department
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ALast Manufacturer.

have used Hunts Remedy for the kidney com.
plant, and, having been fully restored to health
by its use, 1 can testify to its value.
Daily recommend 1t TO some one of my friends,
all of whom 1 know have been benefited by
its use.
Gratefully,
GEO. p. COX.
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The HERAD averaged a new subscriber
every day last week, and it wasn't good
week, either.
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BoARDISG.-I have just completed the
large addition to my house, and am ready
to accommodate boardes. Jurymen and
Others coming to Court can secure good
rooms and meals at reasonable rates.
JOHN A. WALrER.
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Mrs. Harriet ogle and her daughter, Mrs.
F. ]. Kooser, left for York Sunday evening,
TO attend the funeral of Judge Black, which
takes place at five o'clock this, Tuesday
evening
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Elder Peter Vogel will preach in the Dis,
ciples' church at Berlin next Sunday, Au.
gust 25th, morning. afternoon and even.
ing. His sermon in the afternoon will be
in German.
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W. II. wELrLEr, Sec'y.

NorE THn-If any Of our readers have
private receipts for liniment, family medi-
cines, horse powders. etc.. that they desire
to haye compounded, they will do well to
consult Campbell, the Druggist, 26a Main
street Johnstown. His stock Of drugs, dye
stufis. etc. are not only fresh but pure, and
his prices reasonable. His aim is to please
his customers, and he knows that the way
to do this is by selling strictly pure goods at
reasonable figures. Don't forget the name
and number. 264 Main st.. Jobnstown.
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Mr.. w. S. Witt, who in the last six years
has visited all the States and Territories of
the far West, with his wife, is visiting his
parents in Somerset.
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John A. Walter not only keeps good
boarding house, but he raises fine plums,
as we are able to testify, having sampled the
same Monday.
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The old stable on the Jail premises has
been torn down, and work has commenced
on the new building, which will be hand
some and convenient one, built of brick,
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Alexander Stern, late Of Somerset
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 10 sait estate to make immedi
ate payment and those having claims against the
same to present them duly authenticated for set
tlement, on Saturday, the 22d day Of September,
lss3 at the late residence Of decd
LINCOLN STERN,
SeptI5. Administrator.
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Rev. DR.. Conrad, of Philadelphia, preach
ed in the Lutheran church Sunday morning
and evening.
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Our streets were crowded with country
people Saturday.
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NorIcK TO TEAcHEEs.-Applications for
situations in the public schools of Somerset
borough will be received until Wednesday
evening, August 18th.
By order of the Board Of Directors,
" II WwrrIrx So<.,,-
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Our farmers are busy harvesting their
this cereal before cutting.
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c. A. b. Coffroth, of Winchester, Va, is
spending a few weeks in Somerset. He is the
guest of his brother, Mr.. William B. Cof-
froih.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of Solomon Camp, decd, late Of South
ampion twp, Somerset Co., Pa.
Letters testamentary On the above estate having
been granted TO the undersigned by the proper
authority notice is hereby given To all persons in
deb,ed to said estate to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
will present them duly authenticated for settle
men. on or before Saturday, August 25, 1888 at
the residence of Israel limerick in said township.
julylS GEORGE A WElSEL
Executor.
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A. H. Ferner and Bro, have already re-
ceived the greater part of their Fall 4 Winter
stock Of Boots and Shoes. They also purpose
selling the best quality Of rubber goods ever
brought to Somerset.
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Saturday and Sunday were two of the
warmest days we have had this year.
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our hotels and boarding houses still con-
tinue crowded.
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A DMINIsTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of John Casebeer, decd lac Of Somerset
Borough. Somerset County, Pa
LIsttsrs Of sdministrstioo on the above estate
proper sutbority notice u hereby given 70 all
persoas Indebted to said estate TO make immtdi
Ate peymsnt, and those having claims against the
same 70 preeent them daily s1thenticated for set
lsss, at the once Of frsase KooSef.
WIN. B. FREAaE,
sng2. Administrator.
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.XECUTOR'S NOTICE.
FARM FOR SALE!

fTlhe undersigned offers for sale iafrn contain
Il ing 53 acres, situate and oue-half miles
nor, of Somerset IL is well In proved and urder
good state OF cultivation, with good fruit good
running water Purchasers desiring to see the
property and learn the price should call at the
farm, or address
augs-3t. DAVID PILE. Somerset, Pa.
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A meeting Of the members of the Somer.
set bar, 10 take action relative to the death
of Judge Jeremiah S. Black, was held in the
arbitration room Monday Morning. Judge
Baer presided, with Samuel Gather and
John Il. Edie, Esqr.'s as Vice Presidents,
and II. S Endsley and Ed. B. Scull, Esqr. s
as Secretaries. The object of the meeting
was stated by Isaac Hugus, Esq. On mo-
ton, Isaac Hugus, W, Ii. Koontz, A. H.
Cofiroth, w. H. Ruppel and H. L. Baer were
appointed a committee to draft appropriate
resolutions, and report at the rising of the
court Monday afternoon, August 9th. The
following named gentlemen were appointed
a committee to attend the funeral: w. J.
Baer, A. II. Cofiroth, W. II. Koontz, F. j.
kooser, A. J. Colborn, John r. Edie, Isaac
HugUs, Samuel Gather and II. F Schell
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FRIDAY, OC1OBER D, 1888,
"Oapt. John Sternsr farm, located one and one
half miles south Of lockwood. This tarm is now
IN q good state Of cultivation, has been lately
sorss cleared, IS acres In meadow, and about 70
acres in timber. There IL . good two story log
dwelling house, bank harm and other buildings
on the premises; also, eugaf-camp with between
six and seven hundred kee ieys. good orchard,
and has good water In nearly every field. II IL
good farm for stock raising. There u coal and
limestone On the premises.
TERMS :-One-third in hand April ]. lse.
Balance in two equal annual payments, with hr
terest.
For further particulars call on or address the
ALExANDEk STERNER,
HARRISON WITHOUT,
aug2 HANNAH WITHOUT.
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NOTICE IN TRESPASS.
List of Civil Causes

For trial at September Adjourned Court, begir,
ning Monday, Sept. II, 1883.
Shade Crk Lumber Co. (Limitedl VS. G ". .Cober
Geo. Hardins Extr vs. John K. BrinhSm ct al
VIM. T. Wallace vs.. VIM Sileaugh.
Same VS.. Andrew ]. Holiday.
John Reel vs.. Henry johnson et al.
John A. Clark VS.. Same.
Enoch Plough vs.. Same.
James Parson VS.. Somerset Township.
Mira. NJ. A. Snyder's right VS.. =. 4 g. X. II. Co
Herman Christner vs. Wilmoth 4 Zutali.
A. J. Casebeer x Co Vs. q. W. M'Coy def. ct al
H. H. Lohr ct alvs 4. F. Lung
Isaiah Rodgers vs. Shade Cr'k Lumb rCo Lind
Isaac A. jenkins VS.. l. J. Miller.
John Valentine vs. p. & g. R. r. 90.
Gust Sellers VS.. James Albright.
II. s. Lane VS.. San uel p. Snyder.
Gideon Hiteshew VS.. John Berkeybile..
VIM H. Deeter VS.. Catharine Bent.
Howe Sewing Machine Co. VS.. B. A. Ficb,ner.
Same VS., Same.
Same vs.. b. A. Flchtner ct nj.
Same vs. Same.
Robert Pickworth ct n. VS. Il. +. Lung.
J. X. Hendrickson's heirs va c. j. Harrison ct nj.
PRoTHoNoTARY's OFFICE, ! s. u. TRENT
Aug. Y, 1853. Prothonotaiy.
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One OF the great points ofinterest to many
of the country people who were in Somerset
Sunday was the county Jail, and the chief
attraction at that institution were Wecht-
enheiser and Musser, the two alleged bur-
glars, brief mention Of whose capture was
made in last weeks HERALD. For the past
six months or more great many daring
burglaries and robberies have been commit
ted in different parts Of the county, and the
indications were that there was a regularly
organized band of thieves within the limits
of the county, il being generally supposed
that theii headquarters were IN Stonycreek
township. The announcement that they
had been discovered in the mountains near
Shanksville and two Of their number. one
of them the supposed leader of the gang ar
rested and lodged in Jail, gave very general
satisfaction. The warrant upon which the
arrests were made was sworn out by Sheriff
Spangler, and contained the names Of
Chauncy Wechtenheiser, Isaiah Wechten-
heiser, - Wechtenheiser, George Seibert,
alids Wagner Abe Musser, and John Shad-
rack. A number Of our business men pro-
cured the servisces cf two Pittsburgh de-
tectives. and they, in company with Sheriff
SpanEler and Mr.. 7. ]. Picking, made the
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CHERRIES SALE.

by virtue OF certain writs of I'll Fa and Lev Fa
issued out OF the Court of Common Pleas of Som
erset county, Pa and to me directed, there will
be exposed to pubic sale at the Court Bopse
IN Somerset, Pa, on
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We. the undersigned farmers Of Jefferson
township have seen the Buckeye Down
Binder at work, and pronounce it . success.
Simon Young. Uriah Schrock. H. H. Ma
son, silas Flick. Simon Young. Uriah
Schrock, Levi knapp. Isaiah Flick. Casper
Jacobs, Hiram Bruner, Geo. Barclay, Wes-
ley Barclay, Solomon Baker. J. w. Barkley.
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Cucumbers should be peaied and put "a
soak in salt water ct least an hour before
served. The salt extracts the poison and
thus renders them brittle and easier to be
digested.
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J. X. CoFFROTH,
Somerset Pa

drum corps viii end it to their
ana save money by writing to
f-any,liur they want in the
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For Sale at a Bargain

The farm formerly known rs the JOHN FAID-
LEY FARM, containing 357 acres, OF which 10
acres is good level bottom land which, with but
little expense can be made to produce Eve hun
dred tons Of hay annually, and can be made one
Of the best stock and grain farms in Western
Pennsylvania. This farm is located In Lower
Turkeyfoot Township. Somerset County, Pa,
within one and a half miles from UrsinA, and
within half mile from my present home farm
ALSO
For sale very desirable property Just outside
Of the Borough Of Ursina, containing acres Of
land, on which there Is erected very nice new
two-stofy frame
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CORTICEllI
SEWING SILK
LADIES, TRY 1T.

Every spool warranted unequaled for
hand or machine srwing. Smooth, Strong,
Full length Ladies, ask your storekeeper
for " CorticeIli " Spool Silk. aus22 2t.
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MAIDEN, Mass, April %, 1853.
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nona... Aaxu.. "a. lsss.

NOTICE Is hereby given to ali the Justices ofthe
Peace, the Coroner and Ctnstabies within the
said County OF Somerset, that they be then and
there In their proper persons with their rolls
ords, inquisitions, examinations and other remsm
brances, to do those things which TO their Offices
and in that behalf appertain TO be done; and also
they who will prosecute against the prisoners that
shall be in the jail OF Somerset county TO be
then and there to prosecute against them as shall
be Just.
JOHN ]. SPANGLER,
aup1 Sharfd
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Somerset is to have a circus at last.

Court next week.