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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03
MARRIED.

CEOSBY-MAY-December %. 1882. by
Rev. j. A. Nuner, Mr.. John 5 Crosby ana
Miss Amanda May, all of this county.
MONG-BLOUGH.-At the Lutheran par
sonage in S~toystown. December %, lSS2, by
Rev A X. FELTON,, Mr. Frank F. Mong Il
Miss Alice Blough, both of Stoystown.
26
1882, at the house of Mrs Anna Cramer. b,
ID. w. Will, Esq Mr.. Jesse c. Sweitzer tC
Mrs. Anna Cramer, both of Middlecreek
township, this county.
TRENT-SPANGLER.-At the q. b
Parsonage, in Sprucetown, on Sunday. De
cember "A, 1882, by Rev. A. E. FELTON,, Mr.
]. + Trent to Miss Lizzie Spangler. both %
Shanksyille.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

Somerset County. So;
1t an adjourned Orphans Court held a. Somer-
set, In and Tor Somerset county, on the 21i dav Of
December, lss2. before the Honorable the Judges
thereof, in the matter Of the estate Of Elizabeth
Fieegie. deceased. on motion Of r.. W. Biesecxer,
Esq, the court appoint IL Eiie. Fs9. auditor
TO dis; fhute the funds In the hands Of the admin
~istratcr to and amoag those isgally entitled
thereto.
BY the Court
A A. STUTZNAN. Clerk.
BY virtue Of the above appointment the under
sigred hereby gives notice that he will meet t. al
tend 10 the .uties VI his appointment at the efiee
Of j. X. Edie, In somerset Pa IN Thursday,
January j., 1873 wnen and where all parties in
terested can attend If they think propsr:
J. EDIE,
inn3 Auditor.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Gillian Walter. late Of .Jenner Twp,
Somerset county, Pa dec'a.
Letters Of administration N the above estate
having been gr ,nted TO the undersigned BY the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate TO m Ike lmmedi.
ate payment and those having claims az inst the
same 10 present them duly su benticated ,or set
Iiement, on Thursday. February 8, lss3. at the
late residence Of deceased.
JOHN G. WALTER.
jams Administrator
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We understand that on the LIT Of April
;i,e Postofice will be moved into the frame
building on the Diamond, now occupied by
Mr. Amos Knepper. This viii be much
better and more convenient place for the
Office than lis presen, location.
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Mrs. A. Z. Uhl has rented one Of the
store oelns in Kneppers new block, on the
corner Of the Diamond, and will move hes
millinery establishment into it on the tirsi
of April.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate CT John Kring. late of Somerset Twp,
deed.
Letterso { administration On above estate having
been granted TO the undersigned by the proper au-
thority. notice IL hereby given TO al persons in
debted 20 said estate TO make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against IL to pre-
sent them duly auth nrica.-d for settlement on
Thursday, February Is, lsc3, atihe late residence
OF said deceased.
LAVINIt KING
jana Administratrix
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DEGISTER's NOTICE


Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons concerned
as iegasees, creditors, or o~therwise, that the fol-
lowing accounts have passed. register, and that the
same will be presented for confirmation and al
lowanee at an Orphans Court to be held a. Som.
erset. January IS .ss3-
l. Fret and nnal account Of Daniel A. Weaver,
administrator OF John }. Merley, deceased.
2 FIRST ami lnai account of susan Kiiie. exec
utr \ OF airs Susan Rifds, deceased.
8. First and nnai sceouns OF Frederick Grof,
executor OF Ann Maria biesecser. deceased
4. Second and hbai accourt OF Cornclius Berk-
lie, administration of AnaLias Seahl. deceased
. Acc1un of II. J. BrubAker, administration OF
Frederick S9rps, deceased
kEsts KRIS OFFICE A. a. STUIZMAN,
December - 1852. Register.
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Number of visits by patrons, IS.
The two months We're pleasantly spent in
the work of education, and We believe that
all were interested III cur work.
W. A. WEAVER, Teacher.
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SPECTATOR.

TRIBUTE OF REsPECT.-At a meeting of the
Somerset Cornet Band held December %,
1852, the following resolutions were adopted.
WHEREAS, God in his wisdom has, by
death, removed from among us our esteem
ed and efficient instructor, Irwin J. Heffiey,
therefore he it
Resoirei, That in his death we have lost
a wise and able teacher.
ResoiUed, That We extend to his bereaved
wife and parents our heartfelt sympathy.
Resolced, That these resolutions be pub
lished in the Somerset HERALD and Demo
crat.
CHAs. C. SHAFER, A. C. ScHELL,
Secretary. President.
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CONFLUENCE ITEMS.

CONFLUENCE ITEMS.
The Christmas trees ut the Lutheran church
on Christmas eve, was a success.
The cantillation and treat at the VI. Z.
Church on Christmas afternoon, was an en-
of good things, and it was the beginning OF
a protracted effort.
Isaac Smith, the man hurt at the blowing
very low at his home in Draketown.
The merry jingle of sleigh bells has not
yet greeted our ears this season. Those who
made extensive preparations for sleighing.
feel much disappointed.
CONFLUENCE, December %, 1872. Y.
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Hons. 4 J. Colborn and VIM. :. Morgan.
members-elect t. the State Legislature from
Ibis county, left FOR Harrisburg the latter
part Of last week. They will both be pres
eit at the organization of the house. which
takes place to-day, Tuesday. We notice by
the city papers that Mr. CplbDrn's name is
mentioned prominently for the Republican
nomination for Speaker. and hat it lies be-
tween him and his friend Niles. of Tioga
OF course the Democrats will elect the
speaker. but TO the man digDiiied with the
Republican nomination the leadership of
his party in the House will he conceded
For many reasons Mr.. Coibprn is deserving
IF this honor. Let the Bald Eagle ="
scream.
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NorIcE-rhe third Quarterly Conference
for Stoystown Circuit will be held at Shanks,
vile on Saturday. January G. 1ss3, at . p NJ
The sacrament of the Lords Supper will b,
administered on Sabbath, January 9Th. al
the forenoon services of the occasion.
L. NJ. Boyer, +. 4.
A. s. BAuMeaEpNER. Z. c.
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First Come First Servo 4.
Special Holiday Offer.

1 OFF, for the next 30 days TO put up
Fine ID cOrativr Ceilings in Distemper Mt
So 90. the same that ] get $1,000 for in
the city. Any n wishing anything in
this line will save 100 per cent. by leay-
ing order at the Somerset House during
the next 30 days, where samples Of my
work may be seen. l use nothing but
best materials, and guarantee TO do the
work in a first class manner My de.
signs are all fresh ard original. make
a specially Of decorative chu' ch work.
Remember, this offer is o r30 days from
date only.
w. FRANK GAUL.
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Our citizens are determined that they will
not be without ice next summer All the
ice houses in the town rave been filled
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NOTICE.

In $50 the county Commissioners of Somerset
county placed an insurance OF 5000 on the court
house adj jail. The policy Is dated September
l7tn 1870. No. lsii in the insurance company Of
North America. Ths policy was lost OF IN isIaid
beior the present board OF commissioners came
into Office Any one having IL In their possession
or knO.iug of It's whersabcut, will pleas make
the TACT An wn by calling a; the Commission. rs
office ut once, as "a new poiicy has been applied for.
ADAM y. III FER,
JOSEPH HORN r.n,
HERLAS ". BKUBAKER.
Dec. ~ Commissioners.
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The remsinder Of the proceedings of the
late Teachers Institute will be published
in our next issue.
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A treat wa, given t. TIE chiliren Of the
Presbyterian SUNDAY school ia their hand
SOME little church Monday evening.
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

Game trespassing on my premises In J enner
township. Somerset county. Pa. on or about MAY
18th. ls-2, me red steer with white spot On The
forehead and white strive on right shoulder. sup
p"sei To he one year old. The owner can hal " IL
by p-ovins property and paving charges.
jana. CHRISTIAN kEIM.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
Valuable Real Estate
Dwelling House.

bank harm 4oxGn, spring house and other ouibuild-
inxs: there is a large am thrifty good bearing
orchard Of acc trees of 40 choice varieties on this
farm, two four foot veins of coal opened and ready
to work: also. a large vein of iron ore Of good
quality. Ii is we'll supplied with never falling
stream of water. and is one Of the most central
~ located farms in JenBer township. situate on
the Bedford and Greensburg tu npike. two miles
frum .Jenr ertown AMI having sch oi house snd
church within Is Of a mile from dwelling house,
4 mile u grist and saw mill.
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NOW is YOUR
Get two Weekly Newspapers for the
Price Of One.
And the Best Inland Daily at Reduced
Rates!
vII~T people are always on the
NAf look ut Tor chanc s TO in
Wv Nj crease heir earniugs ans In
lOLt time become wealthy; those

who DO MOI Improve Jntir opp0rtunitles femalh IA
poverty. We Ofer a great chance TO make mon
ey. We want many men, women, boys ana girls
to work for Us right In their own loo liiies. Any
one can do the work properly from the hrst START.
! The business will pay more than ten tines Orni
nary wages. Expensive OUTFIT furnished free No
one who engages tails ., make money raPl' ".
| You can devote your whole time TO the work. or
ouly your spare moments. Full In o. nation amt
all that is needed sent free. Address SrINsnN n
| Go. Porflaud. Maine. dee20-iy
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
THURSDAY EEB g. 1888.

Dy VIRTUE Of an Order Of Court. TO me. the
ID Undersigned, directed, / will expose to public
sale. On the emsres on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-01-03

The New Year was ushered in in a very
undemous1rgise way IN Somerset. There
was zone Of the customary ringing Of bells,
discliarging of fire arms, aud general racket
incident To the occasion. The day was not
generally observed as q holiday by u eiti-
z.ns
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NOTICE Is hereby given 10 all the Justicesof the
Peace, the Coroner and Constables within the said
County of Somerset. that they be then and there
in their proper persons with their rolls, recOrus,
inQuisitions, examinations, and other remem-
ORANGES, 70 do those things which 20 their offices
and In that behalf aYpertsin to be done; ard also
they who will prosecute against the prisoners that
are OF shall be In the jsil OF somerset county TO he
then and there 10 prosecute against them as shall
be lust. JOHN j.
Dec Y Sheriff.
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OR slightly c~orpulent but good looking
and good natured young friend, Nj. John
c. Cummings. c0urt strenographer from
Sunbury, Northumberland county, spent
last week in Somerset reporting the proceed
inus Of the Teachers Institute for Superin-
tendent Weller. The many tender giancvs
cast at him by the pretty school marms was
calculated To- confuse and agitdte him slight
~ and any errors. if any there be that may
appear IN the proceedings will be chargable
3, this account Besides being a first class
; enographer Joe Is a genial, peasant gem
endn aud one whom we viii AWAY be
iai To- welcome 10 Sbsicr,et.
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On Friday last Henry Will ard a son o
Adam Zerfos', met with a painful accident
at the lime quarry of Daniel Keller, about
turnpike. 1t seems that they had put in a
heavy charge of giant powder which Jailed
To- explode, and that while removing it with
a drill it was ~prematurely discharged, burn
manner. At first it was thought that the
SIGHT of their eyes had been destroyed, but
ii Is bow believed that it can he restored.
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not, lite IS sweeping by, 60
and dare before you DE,
hLO / lime leave behind 10 con
qner line. h week In your own town, out.
ht tree No risz Ever thing new. Capital np'
required. We will furnish you everything. nlany
az making turtuues. Ladies make as much
as men and bows aud girls make great pay
Reader. If you want business at which you eat
uta se ere ~ pay III the time write Tor parttcultf'
to II -sLLETr s. Co., Portland, Maine.
deeply
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The Board of Poor Directors met at the
'ounty Home Monday, and organized for
the present year. Mr. Jesse Hoover, the
uewly elected director, was sworn in totake
he place of Mr.. Rudolph Ferner, whose
term of office expired. The directors now
are Messrs. Alex. korns. Daniel Kimmell.
Mr.. Frank Launtz, one Of the best and most
careful prudent and hard working stewards
The County home has had for many years
was retained in his present capacity. John
II. Weimer was continued as clerk. DIR. II.
;. Kimmell-as physician, and Fred w. Bic
seeker was employed as attorney. The ap,
pointments are all good ones.
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NOTICE.

rne undersigned will apply to the next Legis-
lature for a special act for himself and others tor
furnishinx provisions. etc to Pennsy ivanis emer-
gency volunteers commanded by Capts J. BOwles
and a IN. VI SehrOck In the year 1865:
Berlin, Dec. 64t. q. kklS>lNGER-
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at one y'cleck o sail day. the real estate vt Jacob
p. Speicher late Of Conemaugn township Somer-
set eounry. Pa. deco VIZ:
c~rtain tract OF land sitrare In said township,
adjoining lands 81 samuel Keim. Christian Keim,
Jscop Watt Daniel Lair and >eotr Lshr. con
tanning $50 acres, more or iess, about 20o acres
clear There are
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CosrNAueH IrEMs.
A. S. BauMssRpsrR, p. C

CosENAUGH ITEMS.
Spelling schools are all the go.
Typhoid fever and diphtheria are ceasing
S~leighing is in full blast. One of our boys
while out sleighing, met with a slight acct.
dent. Levi, you must watch the turns
better.
Mr.. jeremiah Weaver. from Kansas, i:
visiting relatives in this vicinity. Jerry
looks hearty.
Mr.. /. L. Yoder. one of u leading farm
ers, has brought home another lot of nice
sheep. Mr.. Y. has handled four hundred
since last July, and is still looking for s0me
more.
The death of John Sala, which occurred
December 21st, was incurred by all whc
knew him. He was born in this county and
lived in this tc wnship from boy hood, and
was at the time of his death about 63 years
old. Throughout the whole of his life he
was remarkably vigorous and healthy, until
the spring of 1852. Que Sabbath morning,
while preparing to go to church, he was
stricken with paralysis. Since that time he
has been specifics, and unable TO work.
He was a cabinet maker and farmer by oc-
cupation, was a member of the Mennonite
church and the father of eleven children, all
of whom are living except one son, who ha,
preceded his father TO the spirit land.
Last Sunday the remains of Mrs. Tobia.
! Hershberger were inferred in the cemetery
on the farm of Joseph Yoder. She died oil
F. typhoid fever. After a long illness death
cameto her AS a friend, not as a terror.
DAvIBevILLE, Dec. %, 1882. L.
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LIST OF CAUSES.
For Trial at January Term Of Court, beginning
On the I'D OF January, 1855.

For Trial at January Term Of Court, beginning
On the I'D OF January, 1855
ID
John H. Sanner's use vs. Joseph ] Stu,zman's
garnishees.
Josiah Brant VS.. Ell. W. Rhoads.
Vim. II. Bowman VS.. JOnn l.. Smiths admin
istrator. garn shee sc.
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania use of John
Wits heirs VS.. Jacob Netf ct. al.
Same VS.. Same.
Same VS. name.
Same vs.. Same
Elijah Bowers va. Silas Jenkins and wife.
Saiiie +. bayei vs.. q T Hay.
Matthias Shaulis' administrator VS.. +. NJ.
Shaulis ct al.
William T Wallace vs. William S~iIbaugh.
Same VS.. Andrew ! Holiday.
Philson- Black & Go VS.. q. Il. Moore ct al.
Charles A Lewis Va. John v eigle
August Koehl RS use VS. ). P. Snyder.
Joseph Crist vs.. Henry q Shater.
John heel VS. Henry johnson.
John A. tllra vs.. Srme.
Enoch Blougn VS. ) me
Second Week.
John 3 Dull va Paint township
Isaac Huzus VS. Nicholas Berkey
Same vs. Aura nam Faith
Shade Creek Lumber Co ~tlimited) VS. G.. W.
Cober.
q l.. Miller VS. Casper burst.
Matthias Shaulis' administrators VS.. +. NJ.
Shaulis
Henry " witt VS.. John ] Sp'ngler
iohn Luman vs. q orge q ker ct. al.
James Parson vs.. David Heipls. supervisor, sc
+ Iull and wife VS.. !. A Hurte
James W. Clark VS.. J G.. Hartman.
oliver knepi er va. Union Mutual Life Ins. Co
of Ma inc.
John Hill VS.. Same.
Hartley Brothers vs John II Snyder.
L. Morrill, vs. Mary Ellen Hill e., al.
Ames f Finegan VS.. George W. Gassmsn.
John W. Young vs.. Same.
Francis + FIUnegan VS. Same.
u. +. Snyder VS.. Pitts. & ton r. r. Go.
sKauizv VS.. Sarah Kaufz
Herman Christner VS.. Wiimoth * Zufail.
A.G win VS. John J. SpaDgler.
\ same VS. Same
George Sauer VS. W. N. N0ser
Elizabeth keefer VS.. jacob X. Deeter.
lie is Glessner VS.. A. +. John.
John A. Hts use VS.. David Lohr's adminis-
ira or.
Dietrich Trimpe W.. q g Miller.
Isaiah Enos vs.. Pinkerton Timber Go. limited
Mrs. ID l.. Beachy W Liveng.od & Mau
>tesrns Manufacturing 90. vs.. Young n Brown.
A j. CaseDeer X Go. vs. q W. MeIoy's gar
niSiess
Y II LOhr and n Koqntz VS.. r. F. Lung
Feorgc w Cober VI. JosiIh Speeht
Somerset, Pa, : u Trent.
Dee. Y, 1852. Parliamentary.
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SALE.

" virtue Of certain wriis of Vsnd. Ex.. Fl Fa.,
Al Fl Fa Al Fl Fa Post Nend Ex., and
Lev. F.. issued out of the Curt Of Common
Pleas Of Somerset erunty Pa. and To- me direct
ell. there will he exposed 70 public sale at the
Court House, In Somerset, Pa, On
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The County Commissioners met iu their
aicr saturday afternoon and organized foT
isa5 A. all their a~PrninJoos bad given
very GENERAL satisfaction to the board, and
ns general pubic during the past wear ihey
acre all r%eapPointcd Tor alto5her year. Fney
are. u. J Horner, clerk; j r Scott, attur-
ur,; Austin Keel. janitor and DR. Ii ;.
NlmmelL. Jail physician. The present Board
H Commits. toners the new year
with the satisfactory knowledge that they
have carefully, judicially aud economically
managed the business of the county since
they nave had charge, and that their con
duet ofthe Office has met with the approval
Of the tax payers OF the county.
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The desire 10 perpetuate the lives and rec.
ords of our foFefathers, ourselves, what We
are and have accomplished in life. is one Of
the nobiest desires implanted in the human
bosom. and a distinguishing mark between
us and savage nations. As this is what the
history OF our county will accomplish, W,
feel assured our people will heartily supper
the project, for a failure in this most Iauda
BILE undertaking would seriously reflect on
us in mere ways than one. Let all give tn,
enterprise their support, and thus be record
ed on the side of IA progressive humanity
Remember education is what makes us on,
of the greatest nations of the world, an,
those families come to the front who ar,
most Literally supplied with reading.
That old established remedy, Downs FL
ixir, still more than holds its own in tn,
public estimation, despite sharp and activ,
competition. Ii is a home remedy" anC
in this locality needs no words of praise from
us, 50 well and favorably known is it. II i,
thes andard remedy for coughs colds and al
throat troubles. with great numbers of GU
people, and their continued use and unso
licited recommendation oft speaks volume,
in its favor-Burlington. Vt, Free Press
January 26. 1882.
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Write it lsss now.
The sieiehing is excellent.

The public schools Of the borough reopen
al TUESDAY morning.
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TERMS

Onethird to remain alien on the premises sfter
the pay ment Of dsbts, The interest to be paid 90
the widow annually during her life. and al her
de 18th the prio cipsl 10 the neirs of deceased; one
third cash. and the balance in two equal annual
pay ments from oate OF sale with int rest; 10 PER
cent to he paid when property Is knocked down;
dc-,r and ayments to be secured b. Judgment
notes JOSIAH KELLER.
uec21 Administrator and trustee.
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The iard of County Auditors met at the
COMMISSIONER office Monday evening and
organized, preparatory 70 commencing their
annual labor. 10y selecting + ". Be,ecker,
hsq as clerk, and Philip Cupp, a. assistant.
The Auditors are Messrs. Israel limerick,
John 2. RbOads, Republicans, and James
hard at work auditing the accounts Of the
Poor Directors for the past ear.
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Mr.. Web. b. Parker, who for the past year
establishment OF d. l.. RiKe d Co, Dayton,
ONO, on the lst of January returned to
somerset to accept a position in the dry
goods and general notion store of his uncle,
George X Parker. Web. has had a large
aud varied business experience, and has al
ways borne the character uf AN accommoda-
ting and obliging business man.
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IOURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS The Honorable WILLIAM J. Barr,
President Judge of the several Courts Of Common
Pleas Of the several counties composing the Six
teenth Judicial District. and Justice of the Courts
OF Over and Terminer and General jail Delivery,
tor the trial Of all capital and other offenders IN
the said District, and WILLIAM COLLINS and >MA-
uEL SNYDER, Esquires. Judges sf the Courts OF
cDmmsn Pleas, and Justices Of the Courts OF
Oyer and Terminer. and General JAN Delivery
Tor he trial Of all capital and other ofeo iers IN
the county OF Somersei. nave issued their precepts
and 20 me directed. for holding a Court oi Com-
mon Pleas. aud General Quarter Sessions 81 the
Peace, ami General Jail D-livefy, and Courts OF
Over ami Ierminer. at Somerset,
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Report of Weaver School, in the distri C
of Paint, for the month ending November
II. 1882:
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One third after the debts are paid to remain a
lien FIR the widow. s2.50e in hand when the deed
Is del we're on the LIST II April. 1883 : % per year
for 10 years. and the balance Of purchase money
in msn Of 4oa a year until all Is paid. Also
subject to a reservation Of n maintenance To Peter
Speicher and wife ~ her agreement OF record II
Somerse-. Ia kecorier's office. in Deed Book Vol
81. page 49, will BE- fully made known On day Of
sale Ten per cef . of h md money to he paid i'm
metisteiy amer the property Is knocke down
Purchas~ n..ney Ia he secured on the premises.
Possession given LIST Of Aprii. Is 3.
DANIEL A WEAVER.
deer Admir- Of Jase5 r. speicher.
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TWO DWELLING s !
TERMS

and one barn and other oufbuildirg rs thereon
erected. The farm IL In a state Of good eultisa
rlon well supplied with water, a good variety of
choice fruit On he premises.