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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21
A Woman's AFFAIR.

Mrs. ~ II. Small, the wife of the popular dep
uty sheriff and assessor of Topsham, Me, writes
us on May 10, 1888 /: I" hat she had been severely
afflicted during several years with kidney and
liver disease, accompanied with severe pains and
backache. Having tried many so-ealled cures
and medicines. and doctors prescriptions, with
out receiving any benefit, and while seeking for a
cure she noticed the advertisement Of Hdnts
Remedy and decided 70 try II. Having bought a
bottle at Mr.. Johnson's drug store, commenced
using 1t with such fattering results that she con-
tinued its use, and after using only five bottles
the improvement IN her health Is so marked that
she wishes all who are afnicted In like manner to
know ofthis most valuable and reliable medicine
and she NEST cheerfully recommends Hunts
Remedy to all, and especially to females who are
troubled with complaints peculiar to the sex
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DEGIsTER's NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given 10 all persons concerned
as legatees creditors. otherwise that the FOL
lowing accounts have passed register. and ;hstths
same will be presented for Confirmation aad al
l0vanss At an Orphans Court TO be held af Som
erset December H. 1ss3
l. First and inal account Of Iamss ~. Getty
administrator. etc. OF MARY Il. Getly. deed.
2 Second and final account Of Samuel J. LicA-
ty. administrator Cf Daniel l.. Beaeby. deed.
9 SeceDd and final account OF John ) Bl0ugs
executor Of Samuel BlOuga. deed.
l. Acesunt Of Herman l0unkin. trustee for tar
sale Of the real estate Of Elijah Crusssn. deed
5. First and ensl account Of l.. A Kretchnan
and ". j. KFstehrnsn, Administrations of ksubsn
KTetchmaa, deed.
0. First and final account Of Ress N'Clintoek
administrator ofJpo. N. q. Holiday, deed.
I, First and final account of Cat iharine Benne
Administrative Of George T. Denner, decd.
s. First and anal account Of Vim. Silhauxb
trustee for the SAFE Of the real estate Of Ephraim
VaDsickle deed.
. First ssd fnal account OF Henry Raueh. Ex-
ecssOr and Trustee for the sale Of the real estat
Of Jacob Shaffer deceased
Registers Office, A. A. STUTZlIAN,
Nov. u lssos Register.
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No. present every day during month in
Room No. /, IL +; Room No. 2, 10.
The above report shows that both rooms
are too much crowded to do the best posi-
BILE work. Nevertheless, we have no reason
to complain of the progress made by the
pupils during this month. We are sorry
that we are not able to report any visits by
our worthy directors and citizens. Parents
and teachers should stand side by side in
the work of education. and they should
willingly cooperate in the performance of
school work. Parents, bear in mind that
it is your duty to see that your children are
at school every day, and not only there, but
there in tipe. Tardines is one CT the great
drawbacks on the progress and prosperity
of the public schools.
J. ScHRoCK, Principal.
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I EGAL NOTICE,

Having bees appointed Auditor by the or,
phaps Court of Somerset County TO make aud ~.
the aapds Of Jacob Heshey, Executor efthe last
viii and testament Of Elizabeth KuhRs, late of
Berlin borough, deceased. public notice Is there
lore given that will perform the duties enjoined
at the Office Of IN. H. Koonfz, Esq., in Somerset
Borough, On Thursday, the 18th doy of December,
ss3. r. Y. kINMEL-
nOyN Auditor
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LIST OF CAUSES

Tor Trial at December Court, commencing
the 10th day:
FIRST WEEK,
Dietrich Trimpe vs. c. @. Miller
H. II Lohr Il Noah kOonty O.. H. +. Lung.
ID. S. Lane vs. Samuel 2. Snyder.
Gideon Hiteshew W John Berkebile.
Vim. Ii. Deete5 rs. Catbarine Bent
Howe Sewing Eachine Go. vs.. B. \. Fichtrer
Same vs.. Same.
Same VS.. b. A. Fichtner X John 5. Ems.
same vs. Same.
Joseph Christnerys. John A, Hochstetler.
Cyrus Bockus VS., Samuel Compton.
Francis T.. Grifhta IS Wesley y. Barclay et al
Robert Peckworth ct al vs. Il. h. Lung.
J. r. Hsnddckson's heirs et al VS.. G. J, Has
risop ct al.
John statler's use IS. ]. @. Barclay ct al
SECOND wKEE.
David A. Lucas VS.. Flanagan * Aicoit
Susan Boyer's use u Petes Shoemaker.
Same VS. Samuel Clark
James KsHmel va. David kimmel
Dudley Riley ei al vs. Salisbury y. X. Go. ct. al
Elizabeth Lenhart's use vs.. Zii Diet ct al.
Mary T.. Galbraith rs Som * Cam. h. X. Cs
Jacob Emerick vs. J. l.. KeaneH
p. =. Hay vs.. Mary Eindlay.
Christian Aleip Va John b. Jaekssn et 81
Daniel Kp9 IS. John ParkeI's widog ct al
izH ne vs. same.
Samuel Poorbauga vs.. Pear G. Meyers.
David J Bloggh va simon Thomas.
Levi kauisaan Va same.
Susan Hossetler VS.. ID. J. Fike.
Natth Ess Bowman aud wife vs. Wrn Deeter.
1hos. Caroline Rees use VS. J. Phillip2i- Shfi
David J. Philiippl ct alvs P 4 c. r. X. Co.
Cyrus Meyers Admr. vs.. W. Meyers
Same Vs. Il. T.. & Ida Meyers.
Same vs. Ii. L. Meyers.
Same vs. Ida l.. Meyers.
Same VS.. John NJ. OlingsE
Same VS.. j, o. MeJers,
s.U. TRENT.
Somerset Pa, Prothonotary.
Nov "A, lsss.
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The readers ofthe HERALD will find il to
their advantage to buy their Drugs, Medi-
zines, Chemicals, DyeStufls, Blank Books,
School Books, and Stationery from c. y
Boyd. Private receipts and formulas will
receive special attention also Physician s
Prescriptions filled with care. None but
pure Drugs dispensed.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21

There will be public sale at my residence
in Somerset Borough on Saturday, Dec. lst
1888 at 10 o'clock P NJ, at which time | viii
offer for sale my farm Situated one mile
South west of the Borough of Somerset,
Containing 81 acres. more or less. If not
sold the farm will be for rent. Terms made
known on day OF sale.
Drrvrp ExFppEp
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21

THANKSGIVING DAY" EXCURSIONS. An
nonncement is made bv the Passenger De-
nartment of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany, that general excursion for Thanks
giving Day has been arranged, and excur-
sion tickets will be sold at all ticket stations
on the Pennsylvania Rsilroad, Northern
Central Railway, Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad, Baltimore and Pc.
tomac Railroad and West Jersey Railroad,
on November 2Sth and 29th, good for the
return trip until December Sd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21

The sale of the Henry Sipe farm in Jen-
ner township, has been continued to No.
vember 81 1883, on the premises, at o o'clock
Pm. VI. H. ana NJ. SIPE,
Administrators.
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Be sure and examine m

Be sure and examine my stock of fall and
winter hats before purchasing elsewhere.
They are all fresh, having just been received
from the eastern cities.
Mrs. NJ NJ TREDwELL
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

Estate OF Joseph wiltrout deed 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 10 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
tlement on Friday, the 30th day Of November,
1883 at the late residence Of deceased in Rock-
wood
ALEXANDER RH0ADS.
oet2l Administrator
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DIED.

MoGREGOR.--0 October 10th, near Graefs
church, John II. McGregor. aged about 43
years.
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OLIVER KNEPPER.

The Ferner Bros have just introduced
and added TO their stock of Winter Boots
and shoes, 4 Ventilated Rubber Boot that
will not sweat or chill the feet
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21

COMMUNION SERVICES PosTPosED.-The
Communion Services at Friedens, which
were announced to be held on the 25.h inst,
are postponed pntil the first Sabbath in pe-
cembsr. owing to repairs pf church being
incomplete. There viii be services at Wills
next sabbath at half past two O'Clock.
J. ]. WELSH, PASTOR.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21

>sDont fail to call when in Somerset, 10 see
the fur caps and collars at Heffiey's corner,
all new and cheap.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21

Le, ne assist you. Mrs Fisk. What in
v0-'d have you in all these bundles p
'al. ] will tell YOU. Michael. This
ming my husband put on the wagon a
apples, potatoes, etc, and gave me
money besides, and told me 70 20 10
s'set and buy our winter goods-suits
oyerc0ats for the boys, and dresses for
sr.s Well, Mr.. Fisk was telling me
cheap goods were al ]. b. Snyder &
and be didn't tell me half bought
calicoes at Eve cents. and good cotton
goods Al six cents; oak cashmeres, all
ar 6fy cents, and Just the loveliesi at
'Hnye cents. and Brocatelis at I2l and
AT. Nou know they have young lady
uaese fuse now. and she can tel yon
@aet. goods yoa want. what kind OF
--'ng ana all about 6. she is such .
!'sng lady not stack ap al all. We'll,
" talked too much If 1 don't soon
1'eg siil get me in the papers yet, like
80 Mr. Fisk did. Did you buy any
-'ssfe, Mr. Fisk p IS No, bat priced
y laU going to come back Mr. sny-
and believe il, be always tells the
Wat for Eve dollars he will give me
sleehsware and glassware can haul
"a tsr,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21

Bed comforts and blankets, also Horse
and Sleigh blankets, all of which are very
cheap. at HIeftiey's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21

Ladies' Misses. and Childrens' Goats
very cheap, at
4. NATHAN's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21

Underwear, Hosiery. Gloves, etc, at rock
bottom prices, at
A. NArHASs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21

IF vou want to buy Ladies' Coat. don't
fail 10 get our prices before purchasing else
where. A. NATHAN
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The holidays will soon be here, and We
would advise the go-ahead merchant that it
is about time for him 10 advertise his holi-
day wares so as to catch the early customer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21

HeftiIeys is the place to get gloves of all
Kinds.
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JOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
PITTsBpRo 4 uoNNELLsvILLER. R. co

GENERAL oYFfcE
PrTTsBURa, Nov. l3, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that In accordance with
IN the Charter and Bylaws ofthis Coppany;
the Annual Meeting OF Stockholders win be held
at the office Of the Coy1panY In the city of Pitts
burg, on MONDAY, DECEMBER srd next, be-
tween the aoufs ora O'Clock NJ. and o o'eiock p.
a., TOR the election Ola Board Of Directors TO serve
for The ensuing year, and for the transaction Vi
such other business as may be brought b,5ore the
meeting. The Stock Transfer Booss viii be Clog
ed on the goth inst and remain closed until after
the Annual Meeting o. Stockholders
]. Il. WASHINGTON.
noy2l.I Secretary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21

Stoyestown charge has enioyed another
refreshing communion season, During the
eight months pastorate of Rev, W. ID. Lefe-
vre, of the Reformed Church, forty-three
commitment members have been added to
the charge. PASTOR.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21

10y virtue OF an order Of sale issued cut Of the
ID Orphans Court OF Somerset County, the un-
dersigned. Executor Of Cyrus z. Markie late OF
Westm0reland Co., Pa. deceased, will expose at
public sale on the premises al Markleten. som
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1883-11-21

W,STED.-Seyeral tons of good timothy
hay, and from fifty to one hundred bushels
of good oats. Enquire at this office.
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TERMS

81, 200 in hand on delivery OF deed, oue-third to
remain lien for the widow, the interest % be
paid 10 her annually during her natural lifetin
and at her death the principal ,nm TO the heirs
and legal representatives OF John King, decd.
the balance In two equal annual payments, to be
loy6y TO be paid when property is knocked down.
Possession April J, 1854, when deed will be deiv-
cred. LAyENIA KING
nOvIl. Trustee
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A GREAT DIscoy That is daily bring
ing Joy to the homes ofthonsands by saving
many of their dear ones from an early grave.
Truly is DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bron-
chitis. Hay Fever, Loss of Voice, Tickling
in the Throat, Pain in Side or Chest, or any
disease of the Throat and Lungs, positive
cure. Guaranteed. Trial Bottles free at
C. n. Boyds Drug Store. Large size
SiOO
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The Buffalo Lime Company is now SELL
ing Good Lime at eight cents, delivered on
the cars at their works. For orders write to
William Mason, Garrett, Pa.
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"A
/ SomcT ct County, SIS.
/ 49, At an Orphans Court held at Somerse
/ SEAL In and tor said County on the 18th day o
t---) October, 1881 before the Houorah
Judges thereof, in the matter of the estate OF VI
ehael Putmrn, deceased, on motion Of II. L. BaeT
/ ESQ., the Court appoint !, U. Kimp@el Esq. Au
cit0r to distribute the fund in the hands Oi Jacol
L. Miller. Executor. to and among those legally
/ entitled thereto.
I By the Court "
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.
4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Jonathan Rhodes, late of Somerset
twp. Somerset CO.. Pa, decd.
Letters of administration on the Sb6ye estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons indebted To said estate to make immediate
payment, and those having claims agains' the
same TO present them duly authenticated for set
tlenent on Saturday, December /. 1883, at the late
residence of the deceased.
JOSEPH HORNER.
JOSEPH +. RHODES.
Oct24 Administrators
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Over coats for men and boys, the cheapest
in the county, TO be found at Hefhey's
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A freight car loaded with coke jumned
the track al the Somerset depot on Sunday
morning.
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NOTICE

To the heirs of Michael and Esther Putnam iee,.
You are hereby notified that viii attend 20 the
duties above directed at my Office IN Somerset
where You may attend fyou see proper,
!. o. kiMNEL.
oct2l. Auditor.
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FRIDAY, DECEMBER Il, 1SS

at o'clock p. NJ. the following real estate situate
in Somerset twp, In said county, adjoining lands
OF Jacob Countryman, David Tsymaa. Daniel
Grouse, Moses Young, John Hay and 1ieo. Coun-
tryman, containing 80 acres and 2s perches. This
Is very desirable home, situate about one-haIf
mile above Lavansville, convenient to the store.
school house and church. There is a good two-
story house and barn and all necessary outbuild-
ings on the premises. Land under good cultiva-
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Estate Of Hiram J. Miller late OF FaUs Citv
Nebraska.
Letters o. administration on The above estat.
having been granted 10 the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice Is hereby aiven 10 an
persons indebted 70 said estate to make imrnedi-
ate payment ard those having claims or demands
Will please present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Saturday. December - Isss nj the
residence OF josiah :}Gyts. IN QuemahoHi1.s twp.
JOHN !. MILLER.
nOFli Administration
NANCY WEAVER
AdministratTix
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DEATH on THE RAIL.-0n Saturday even
ing, the 18th inst, John W. kesser. of Cum
berland. Nd, and fiagman on engine No.
AZ, was instantly killed at Draketown siding,
about one mile west of this place, by being
run over by the engine.
Engine No. AZ and crew operates between
here and Ursina, and lays over here during
the night After coming in from their work
the engine was run to Draketown Run for
water, the fagman riding on the pilot. On
the return he was thrown off and instantly
killed The push pole which was lying be-
tween him and the boiler seems to have
been moved to one side until the one end
struck the clearance post at the siding, which
knocked him of.
| A jury was summoned BY Geo. G. Croft,
Esq, and a verdict rendered according to
the above facts. Y.
! CoSFLrEscE, PA, Nov. la SO.
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Prof X. ID. Gwyn, the celebrated Elocu-
ZIONIST and Dramatic Reader, will give one
of his pleasing entertainments in the Court
House Wednesday evening, November 2lst,
for the benefit Of r. p. Cummins Post 6, \.
r. Theprogramme will be made up of rec
itations and impersonations. As a charac-
ter deliueator Prof Gwyn takes first rank.
Do not fail 10 hear him. Popular prices of
| admissinn
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Judge Baer left for Bedford, Sunday, al
which llnce he is holding court this week.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Estate Of EdHand ". kimmel deceased Iate Of
Somerset B0r., Somerset Co Pa
Letters Of administration on the bove estate
having teen granted 10 the zndersissRed BY the
proper authority. notice s hereby given TO all
persons indebted to Saki estate 20 make fmnsdE
ate payment. and tbese having claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement II my Office In Somerset, Pa on Sat
urdsy, December Is, 1855.
HENRY Z. SJHFLL
nSyI. AdMnistratar
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The bad boys that were at the ice sunday,
ought to be thankful that they didn't fan
in and drown
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TERMS

The terms Of sale are per cent. Of the purchase
money N the day OF sale and the balance OF the
One-third of the whole purchase money on the cor
frmatiOa of the sale and delivery OF the deed and
the remainder in two equal annual payments with
interest thereon from the date of confirmation OF
sale, to be secured by bond and mortgage on the
premises sold The property will be sold clear Of
liens except the price OF No. above, which will
He sold subject to the payment OF s4jiS per annum
10 Elizabeth Miller during her natural life and
At her death the payment OF sT5sl4 to the heirs OF
Jonathan Miller, deceased.
y. h. MARKLE, JR,
pOy2l Executor
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The crowd in attendance at Court last
week was unusually large. The Stonycreek
burglars were the attraction.
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The skating on kantner's dam was very
good Friday and Saturday, and was greatly
enjoyed by lovers Of that sport.
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Thanksgiving day will soon be here.
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs

Notice is hereby given that the underSrred
viii prosecute all persons guilty % trespassfpa on
his properly 'wo miles north OF RsekNood % in
any Zay destroying hIs iences 10 the fun extent
OF the law, on and after this date Nov u Issa
nOvl@ JOHN J. HAUGER
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Last Saturday Nr G. y. Boyd, our Popu-
lar druggist purchased at public sale the
corner, which he now occupies, Of the
Mammoth Block, for SA2-l. He had bid
81, $50 for it at a previous sale, but the par
ties Offering it refused to let 80 20 for that
amount It was fortunate refuse for
Nr. Boyd.
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H6uvEKsvILLE ITEMS.

/ Editor Hcraid Not having seen any news
from this place in your valuable paper Il
few items think will not be out of place,
so that the perusers of your paper may know
that We are alive and kicking, especially
since the election. The fire has been rekin-
died, and We are all aglow The Democrat
ic faces look melancholy and sad, as if they
had just returned from funeral. No
roosters are carried along the streets, hung
over their shoulders, as they were a year
ago, and saying in defiant words that ce are
going to hold this government for the next
twenty years. Where are you now Lost
in oblivion.
Mr.. Quincy, the correspondent of the
Democrat at this place, would have Us be-
lieve that that paper is anxiously booked
I for, and read with delight on every We'd
nesday morning. 1t may be so with some
of his friends IA minority but not so with
the majority. The majority was still in
creased, last week, by a subscriber of the
Democrat refusing to lift his paper since the
election, and declares himself Republican,
and that he will subscribe for the HERALD
The extra session did it, Hurrah for 1885.
We also saw in the same issue that this
place was credited with one Republican ma
jority. fthe village only was counted, he
should at least add five more, and if the
suburbs were incllded the five should be
placed after the one, making fifteen. Count
again, Quincy.
The G. A. Il. had rather rough time
for their parade at this place, on account Of
il being very wet and muddy on that day,
November 10th. We hope the next time
they meet here the weather will be more
/ favorable, and that will afford them and us
a better time The Union Band gave us
excellent music. n b. Critchfield was the
orator of the day
| | heard of another Democrat coming
within the fold of the Republican party.
I They know as well as we that their pocket
books are not made the heavier by the extra
session.
Rabbits are plenty, but hard to catch. l
presume this cold spell made them quite
! fat. -
Glad to see Fred W. elected by such a
handsome majority.
We had quite cold skifi, bnt the indica.
tions are for iairer weather.
BENIN EsPRITs
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The winter schedule which went into ef-
feet Sunday night on the BALTIC. and Ohio
and Somerset and Cambria Railroads did
not reach as in time for this weeks issue
but win appear next week. Under the new
time table trains arrive at SOmorsei from
! Johnstown at ll:i7 q. M, and l.57 p. m, and
leave Somerset for Johnstown at 7.a. a. m,
and l:l2 D. m Arrive az Somerset from
lockwood at 7.57 a. M, l:l2 and CAB p. M,
and leave Somerset tor lockwood at ll.4T
A. m. 4:57 and ESQ p. m.
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According TO the almanacs for 1884, which
have already made their appearance, there
Will toe five eclipseS during 10 coming year
On March % viii appear partial eclipse
/ Of the sun April 9th, total eclipse of the
moon April 25th. partial eclipse Of the
sun: October 8, total eclipse Of the moon ;
! October 18th, partial eclipse Of the sun.
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The Jury Commissioners are now engag-
ed in selecting jurors for the coming year
There viii be GA names placed in the wheel
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Nj Wm. j. Cofroth, while going from
ms home to his place of business last We'd
nesday evening, fell and broke his right leg
between the knee and ankle. 1t is a rather
serious accident for a man of Mr.. Cofiroth 5
years. he having passed his sixty-sixth
birthday.
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The Rev. Mr.. McGrew, Pastor of the NJ.
Z. Church, will preach in the Presbyterian
Church, of this place, next Sabbath evening
at 7 o'clock. All are cordially invitsd.