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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-07
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate OF Joseph wiltrout, decd late Of Milford
Twp, Somerset Co., Pa.
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 TO present them duly authenticated for set
Element On Friday, the 30th day Of November,
1883, az the late residence Of deceased in Rock
ALEXANDER RhoADS.
oct2I Administrator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-07

The photographer war still wages. The
''red man" refuses TO be downed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-07

The skaters are at work on the roof of Nj
George r. Parkers new house.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-07

The dwelling house of Mr.. James Mkel-
w, about one mile south oftown, was dis
covered to be on fire Sunday morning. The
alarm was sounded, and before much dam
age was done VI Kelyy and his neighbors
succeeded in extinguishing the flames. The
fire originated from defective flue.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-07

Hon. A. J. Colborn, came home Sunday
to remain till after the election.
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The public schools of the borough opened
Monday. The children who go TO the new
building were delighted with the beautiful
clean rooms and comfortable new desks,
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Vennor says we are to have moderate
winter, and little snow. This means a Sc
we're winter and plenty of sleighing, which
will be good news for the youngpeople.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-07

A night watchman is now employed in
the jail
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To RAILROAD CON

Y \TRACTORS.-SealedP Proposals will be re-
ceived by the undersigned at the office of the
AMERICAN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, IN Harris
burg. Pa, until IL o'clock noon, November 18TH
1853. for the Grading and Masonery Of about s5
miles of the heaviest work on the South Pennsyl-
vania Railroad
TIE proportions, for which bids will be received,
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GENERAL ORDER
CHANGING TERMS OF COURT.

A nd now 18th of October 1888, It is ordered
N that the several Terms of Court tor Somerset
County shall begin and be held as follows
The first term of the year TO be February Term.
and begin on the Fourth Monday OF February.
The second, May Term, and begin on the Third
Monday of May
The third, September Term, and begin on the
Fourth Monday of September, and
The fourth term, December Term, and begin On
the Second Monday of December.
Each term shall continue two weeks. unless
otherwise specially ordered and the first week Of
each term shall be general Court of Quarter
Sessions, Oyer and Termner and General jail
Delivery. Common Pleas and Orphans Court and
writs OF Venire shall issue accordingly. This /
der 10 take effect af er the November term and
the first venire issued under 1t shall be for De
cember Term 1883.
II is further ordered that the Prothonotary
cause this order to be published in the Somerset
HERALD, Somerset Democrat and Meyersdale
Commercial for period of at least thirty Gays.
Per CHriGm.
PrOthy's Office s. U. TRENT,
Oct. 3l-4t ProthonOtsry.
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a UDIToR'S NOTICE.
LIST OF CAUSES

Yor Trial at November Court, commencing
Monday. November Il 1883
John Johnson's Admr. VS.. Jacob Shafiers * r.
August Koehler's use vs. s. y. Snyder.
Dietrich Trimpe VS.. @. g. Miller.
Joseph Christner VI. John A Hochstetler-
Cyrus Bockus We. Samuel Compton.
Francis L Grifiih vs.. Wesley ID. Barclay.
Cathaline Hentz use vs.. Ed. L. VIII Constable
John Statlers vs.. j. q. Barclay ct al.
Susan Bowers use vs.. Peter Shoemaker.
i Same vs.. Smuel Clark
James Kimmell vs.. Daniel Kimmel
S-U TRENT,
Somerset Pa, Prothonotary.
Oct Is, 1855.
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EXECUToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of John Marker, decd, late of Uppel
1urkeyfovt 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
debted 10 said estate TO make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
Will present them duly authenticated for settle
men. or OF before Friday, November 80 1883 al
the late residence OF deceased.
RACHEL MARKER,
Oct. "a. 1855. Executrix.
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Hallow cen was celebrated in the usual
manner by the boys and girls.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-07

The Crytal Ice Company did not sell a
pound Of the immense quantity of ice they
stored away last winter. If the crop should
prove failure this winter, they will have
/ a bonanza
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Oct. "A. 1885.
EXECUTOR's NOTICE.

Estate of John g. Stahl decd, late OF Cinema hon.
ngtownship, Somerset county, Pa.
Letters testamentary 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 70 ke immediate
payment, and those having claims az ainst the same
wiilpresentthem duly authenticated for settle
ment on Saturday, December !, 1883, at the Office
of DIR. X. II. Patterson, in Stoyestown, Pa.
NATHAN STAHL,
X. H. PATTERSON
Oci2I Executors
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate Of John Williams, decd. late Of Elk Lick
Twp.-Somersst Co., Pa,
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned, by the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given to tAoss
indebted TO 1t TO make immedists payment and
those having claims or demands viii please pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement on
Saturday. the nth day Of November lsss st the
late residence Of the deceased.
J. q. LOWRY,
oct1o. Adninist stor
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Edmund NJ. Kimmel, deceased, late Of
Somerset Bor., Somerset Co., Pa.
Letters OF administration on the bove 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 will present them duly authenticated for
settlement at my Office In Somerset, Pa, on Sat
urday, December I5 1858.
HENRYF. SJHELL.
now. Administrator.
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And now Mr.. Lewis Hensel, of Paint
township, comes to the fore with raddish
which he says beats the proud raddish OF
Bethel" Mr.. Henses' raddish measures
30 inches in length, 2li inches in circum-
ferance. and weighs fifteen pounds.
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DEGISTER'S NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given to all persons concerned
as lexatees creditors or otherwise, that the fol-
lowing accouts have passed register, and that the
same will be presented for confirmation and al
lowauce at an Orphans Court TO be held at Som
erset November IL, 1888:
l. Account sf A. X. and Herman johnson. FL
eeutOrs of John johnson, deed.
q First account OF Wm. s. Bovlin, Executor
OF Vim. BowiIn deed.
s. First and final account Of William shaw,
Trustee for the sale ofthe Real Estate Of Josiah
Tannehill decd.
4 First and final account Of Mary DeH Hob
litzel Administratrix and Trustee for the sale Of
the Real Estate Of VIM. l. Hoblitzell, deed.
s. First and 1nal account Of Jacob Henley.
Executor Of Elizabeth kuhns. deed.
g. First and final account Of A J. Ankepy,
Administrator OF David T.. Ankeny, decd.
Z First account of wm. 3. Rrease and Jacob
p. Casebeer. Administrators Of A ]. Casebesr,
ded
s. Account of d. ]. Brubaker. Administrator
Of Philip Coleman deed.
o. Final aecsunt Of Jacob Neff, ST., Adminis-
traitor Of John Witt, decd
ls First and final account Of Levi A. Blouxh,
Administrator Of John Ssla. deed.
II. Fins account of Daniel Eyerline, Executor
Of Jacob Snyder. deceased
II. Account Of Simon ChorpenninE, Guardian
Of Elizabeth ChOrpenning-
oct Is 1888. Register.
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"ALIBERAL EDUCATION"

for the boys and girls who are fortunate enough
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Rabbits can be legally shot now.
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TIE CENTURY
PROGRAMME FOR 1SS3-'S4.

The programme for the fourteenth yoar of this
mag zine, and the third under the new name, is
! If anything more interesting and popular than
| ever. With every season, The CENTURY shows a
/ decided gain in circulation. The new volume
begins with November. and, when possible, sub
seriPtions should begin with that issue. The fol-
lowing are some OF the features Of the coming
year:
Nsw NoreI By George W. Gable, author Of
'Uid Creole Days" etc, entitled ''Dr. SEWER" a
story of New Orleans life, the time being the eve
| of the late Civil War
Life in the Thirteen Colonies" by Edward
| Eggleston, separate illustrated papers on sub
iecls connected with the early history Of this
country.
Three Stories By Henry James, of varying
lengths. 10 appear through the year.
| The Ne,o astronomy, untechnical articles, by
Prof. 5. p Langley, describing The mbst inter
esting CT recent discoveries in the sun and
stars.
A Noreleffe Jy H. Fl. BoyeseR, author Of - Oun-
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The Nep Era in American architecture, series
Of pa pers descriptive of the best work of American
| Architects In Public Buildings, City and Country
Houses etc. To be prOtusely illustrated.
A Novelette, By Robert Grant, author of =. Con
fessons of Frivolous Girl" etc, entitled e. An
Average Mana story OF New York
The Bread IriRners, one of the most remarkable
novels of the day, to he completed in January.
ChriAfianifu and Wealth, with other essays, by
the author Of THE Christian League of Connect
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to tie present phases of modern life
Codsfing about the Gulf of ". LGrreRce a
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Scenes from the NoreiistS, Hawthorne, George
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On the Track of Ulysses, the record of yacht
cruise in the Mediterranean identifying the route
of Ulysses on his return from the Trojan war.
Garfield in England" extracts from his pri-
vate journal kept during trip to Europe in
1867.
''The SilrerddO Squaifers,' by Robert Louis
Stevenson author OF New Arabian Nights
There Will be papers on outdoor England by
John Burroughs and others, beautifully Illus
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eminent French novelist Alphonse Daudet, arti-
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-07

An organized gang of horse thieves are
operating in Indiana and Westmoreland
counties. Several valuable horses have been
run off by them. They may extend their
operations as far east as this county, and
horse owners will do well to exercise some
care for the safety of their stock.
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NOTICE,

Ali persons are hereby notified not TO harbor or
trust my wife, Ella, on my account, as will pay
no debts of her contracting, she having left my
plaint HARRISON MOON.
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NEVnIC SCHOLARS WANTED.
Having given NJ my music classes In Connells.
willie and Dunbar, will give lessons on the piano
and organ In Somerset and vicinity the ensuing
year commencing October sth.
au9.D ELLA SCdEi-L~
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1t looks like Indian summer.
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SPECIAL OEEERS

To enable new subscribers to begin with the
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the olloving special offers
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Court next week

Lovely fall weather, this.
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Says practical fruit grower "One day 5
Tork at trimming in September or October
nay be worth three in winter OF spring,
-Arce wounds made after the sap begins
% flow in the spring rots back to the heart.
Idm all trees and vines when the leaves
begin 10 tall, or as soon as the fruit ripens.
GEBHARr's BEsT.-If you want good bread
5uy none other than "Gebhart's Best Flour,
Manufactured under the New Jonathan
Mills Process" the improvements prerara-
tory to the manufacture of which cost the
proprietors Of the mill $50 600, and our re-
Tail trade of one hundred barrels e month
aitests the fact that it is no humbug.
Respectfully,
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CHAs ii. FISHER.
q, 'p'endid chance of getting good pho
fA' hne card cabinet, and panel photo
~ - 'Aken by an experienced photograph.
So .'n pittsburgh, can now be had at Wei
n. photograph gallery. Call and see sam.
" Ou' work. Prices reasonable.
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All the right, title, interest and claim of the de-
feudant, Benjamin Hoover of, in and TO the iOl
lowing lot of ground situate in the town OF Gar
rett. in Summit Twp. Somerset Co, Pa, being
lot No. I5s, bounded on the west by Walker street
ON the north by Locust alley, on the east by Null
berry alley, and the south by lot No. l5s, with
the appurtenances. Taken In execution at the
suit OF Margaret knOst, use of Andrew Hoover.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-09-01

The primary election in tails
county, on Saturday last, declared
for Capt, Thos. Spight for District
Attorney, Hon. W. A. Boyd tor
Senator Tor the counties Of Benton,
Union and IIppah, Dir, John Y.
hurry, for Floatsr, and Mr.. j. J.
White, from Blue Mountain, Tor
representative. The County Nom
mating Convention meets 10 day.
Tippah will have a very able dele
cation in the Legislature. MIR.
Boyd is gentleman oil great intel
ligence, and Of considerable legis'
lative experience; DR.. marry
would do honortO any constituency
and would he An able man III amy
deliberative body; and Mr.. Waite
is a young man OF. decided promise,
who increased in popularity with
the people AS the canvass progress.
ed.-Clarion.
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SOME Of the GreenbackeEs in Mis-.
Sissippi, says the VicksbuTg Herald,
refuse to train with Chalmers and
bis gang Of soreheads who call
themselves Independents. The
B~atesville Blade, an intense Green
back Journal, declares as follows:
THE little Esit used in trying to
seduce the Greenbacksrs INTO
the Independent camp by telling
them Greenbackers and Independ.
snts are the same, has become stale
and is no Longer bit at. A man
who formerly was a Greenb acker
may now be an independent, but If
he is, he is no longer a g~reenbaek-
err"
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Dispatches to the New Orleans
Times. Democrat from all sections
OF the cotton belt show considerable
falling of'ln crop prospects com-
pared with last year, except in Ten
nessee and some portions OF Texas,
caused by the drouth, caterpillars
and boil worms. The decrease is
estimated IN some places at thirty.
three and one-third per cent.
Many reports FROM Texas also show
a falling OGin the outlook. The
corn crop is ALSO reported consider
bly, damaged by dVOuth.
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fer Thas, Spight, so long as there
was any chance for his nomination.
! Upnn motion, an Executive Com.
mitlee was appointed tor the ensu-
ing wear, and is IS follows:
Sand Hill-G. W. Wright Jim Mo.
hOndrQ, and Wess Psgram.
JOnesborOugh- 7. W. Hopper, M.
j, BeRp> =, and r. S. Smith.
Moore'a Mill. j. Nance, D. 0.
Track and H. A. Duncan.
Kitchens MiIl--Noah Pagan, Tice
Carpenter and L, W. Millikin.
Bethlehem--C. l.. MoCarley, Bob
Mitchell and El. StrickIln.
Dumas-W. W. Anderson, j. A.
Stanford, and d. 7. Tlgert.
Orizaba--R l Hill, W Ii Duncan,
and CIV Green.
Blue Muuntain-J II Buchanan. j
fR Rutherford, and J j Guyton.
Falkner-T Grace, j M Stevens,
Sam Pegram.
Ripley Z Harris, L N Hunt, and
r NJ Linville.
The Executive Committee for tn
ensuing year being appointed, DR..
Murry made one Of his character
istic speeches IN which he urged
harmony in the ranks of the party,
that though some had not gotten
their choice for the different Offices,
yet THAI ought not to cause dissen
sion and dissatisfaction, that the
democratic party should organize
Just NJ they did III 1875, from which
organization such splendid results
followed; that this years work was
just the prelud" to neXt-lhat in
1884 u President Of the United
States waS to be elected and that
now was the opportunity Of the
Democratic party if they would
only organize and stick 10 the old
landmarks and not fly off at a tan
gent, after these parties that are
known as the '.ISMs."
Upon motion, Ripley Advertiser
and Southern Sentinel requested TO
publish these proceedings.
Convention then adjourned ZINE
DIE. 7. W. HOPPER, Chm.
K. KS 5. o n; rn%'""''' Secretaries.
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DISTRICT ATTORNEY.

Reliable news has Just been received
here that Pontotoo, in her county con-
vention, vote1solid for Spight in the
District Attorneys election on last
Wednesday, which gives Spight a ma
jority of four-fitths over all his oppo-
nents in tho District and assures his
nomination-the entire delegate vote
being Is, of which number Spig t il
entitled to IL 4-5. We give q sumMa
of the vote of the whole district by
counties as follow:
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Since the decision Of the Attor.
@ney General that it is no violation o.
law for the circuit clerks to take
Registration books from their eff
ces, they are pretty generally meet.
ing the people at stated places
which is a great convenience to the
voters who wish to register. The
law does not requir. this, only per.
mits it.
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southorn CuItiynlyr for surlemhet.

Southern CNitivnlOr for September.
The first fall number OF thiS, lht
Snu'h's leading agricultural publ
cation, comes promptly on time
and is tall, AS usual, of tho very
best reading for Me Southern ayri.
cullurist and their families.
This number opens, as all the 9th
srs do, with Dr.. james excellent
Thoughts for the Month, making
out the ork Tor September with
that prsclsUn and care for which
many years experience AS a farmer
and as an agricultural .Nnter has
qualified hin. We will only msa,
ton a few OF lhe Leading articles Vi
this excellent number, assuring oui
readers that if they are not sub
scribsrs they really are negIectiRg
a privilege that is IN the reach O
all.
The "Silo"is written up by Mr.
Henry',W. Grady, who givesa tnl.
description OF Mr. A. }. Orme's 81
10. within few miles OF Atlanta;
"Good Dirt Roads" and Our Public
highways" are discussed; the sixth
number of "Dickson's System oI
Farming" duly appears, and III ii i:
discussed The Cultivation ofcorn.'
"Diirhlng and %Terracing, the LIE
gal Department "Parrons Of Hus.
bandry," and Bill Arp's Letter."
written especially Tor the Cu;uv a
tor, are all interesting features.
The September numher has .
plan, With Illustrations, for build.
ing a IL oGel Gin house, we'll worth
a years subscription ia the paper.
Phe Jersey, tiorse, Hog and Poultry
Departments are full and int rest
ing.
81 81 will poya years subscrip
ton, Which amount is exceedingly
small compared to the bere6rs to
be derived from its reading; or, bet
ter still, TO clubs OF five the paper is
put at III, rs a year each, to clubs Of
ten at $500 each. Address Jas, z.
Harrison, d Co., Atlanta, Ga.
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The Convention Ia.t wednesday,

The democracy of Tippah County
met in convention last Wednesday
at the court honss in Ripley, the
official proceedings Of which will
be found in full in another column
as furnished US by fine Secretary,
1t twill be see Tint Tippah voted
solidly for Spisht for District At.
torney, for W. A. Boyd for State
Senator, and for DR.. John Y. hurry
for Floater, J. j. White, having
received a majority in the primary
elections his opponents withdrew
and he was nominated by acclama-
ton for representative.
AS there we're no nominations made
lower than representative, when the
Judicial, Senatorial and Pictorial Con-
ventions meet and ratity the nomi1a-
tiOns made by the people, the demo.
cratic ticket will stand as follG ws:
For District Attornev-2d Dist,
THO. SPIGHT, of Tippah.
For State Senator oG District compos,
ed Of Tiprah, Union and Benton.
W. A. BOYD of Tippah.
For Flo1ter-Tippah and Benton.
DR.. JNO, Y. MURRY, of Tippah.
For Representative of Tippah,
j, j. WHITE
The ticket upon tho whole is a good
and a strong one, it is composed Of some
of our best and most influential citi-
zens, and is deserving of, and we have
no doubt will receive the united and
earnest support OF the democracy,
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No Grease for Him.

when Greece her knees
Greece her knees-Greeee hel
knees" stammered an embarrassed
sClloolboy, forgetting the next line
Of his recitation, "There is no oc.
casion to grease anybody's knees,'
shouted his teacher. go and
study yeur piece" Neither il
there occasion to grease your hair.
Parker's Hair BaISam is all the
dressing you want, Restores tia
original gloss and color 10 Ar az 81
faded hair. Does not soil the linen,
not a dye; good for the scalp; pre-.
vents falling ont.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1883-09-01

Arrangements we're completed
Saturday between Ii. I. Klmball
and the owners OF the Klmball
House property and certain citizens
Of Atlanta, Georgia, by which a
larger house will be built at a cost
of half a million. Ths ruins are be,
ing removed.