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gt.amboats ann taal!roaos.

TOR NEW -HAVEN.-Steamers leave, PecK
sip at and u aTv s,sSs North spa ha.
FOR boston; srox,xo1ox E EfNkl oNhl @''
INSIDE syq s6Ss,T Fo fTsn 5q per- a. r.
'"'S'' ''I w. PoPPLE, oen1 Ast, III westst
For boston F lTl,. 9n 3lgss 3d.
Soas. t . ser gTS =. points
Pay ssryC sams4. aso and @
ANsEx soAT BTG S y1sa sPS 's1'
at AZ principal hotels transfer and ticket Offices " HS UNIV
on fs GEORGE Ss,s AGENT
EGH VALLEY RAILR0A ana
stlo $50 S and ST me i'E ssGS
y8 ithaca END TIE EG. r pnd5io
TCuE@ COACHES mn aaly and cooaT
Trains esvns io and ca Sao eScn TSnn sGndSy
sp % r N Msne CHUNK Os Leave Msuch Chunk
Genera Eastern oc e. SnRTf S3s oSso
NORWICH LINE. Inside Winter Route.
To BOSTON. 81. WORCESTER, So so. NASHUA, So IS.
PORTLAND, So, and no transfer
Steamer. CITY OF NETWORK
CITY OF LAWRENCE
lava Pier No 90 North RIVER foot Of Wattst, next pier
sbove Ferry daily except sundays at 4So m
NEW-YORK AND LONG BRANCH III. I RI;
' PhIa 4 iieau. Rlt IOJIlsDeity-st
TrAUp = ivy Work. Commencing November -, lSSs, %
For south AInboy. via Phia heading h = SD, i,p
am Leo l. 3, 6 IN. sundays 100 Ot9 Am Inn
600 a. M Il M 81 o. p N. Sunday a. no p No a,s II
For Mstausn &c. via Phua 4 Reading Hy 1;So, o.iD "a
IN 20 AL 4:50 500 D ~ Sundays, 400 lO 70 a. w.
Via penn RR a. m, l. IA p sundays, a IN PIrr;i
Sea r Point Pleasant &C. via philadeiphia ana saGnf
RR 500 S:l5 n N 1880, AGO. 600 y. W. nuhIays Nnos
stopping AZ ocean Grove or As6ury PARK 500 Io4 a. w.
via PeunsylyanR RR a. y ~. S:lO, p: m NnhuHNs
mo, stoTuinx AZ ocean Grove or Asbuy Par) a. p M
For Freehold via Philadelphia aud Reading hR, 3 oilo "a
a. M 30, 400 p. For keyport va Phladep a F-
Heading RR 500 81 5, i g. M 30 go geo p Pm 4s5
D. m For Vnelan BTidgeton, Atlantic Guy &c l;O III
c. G. HANCOCK, J.R WooD; u IL y 81 =, % s1nt
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CUNARD LINE.

NOTICE LANE ROUTE"
FROM NFW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENS
TOWN
FROM PIER NO 30 NORTH RIVER
rAvcNTt W ............ " cduesday. Feb G, n m.
Stt[TIIfA -......-....... ednesday. Feb. ~, noon
or n on A.......... "wednesday, Eeu y. Boa N
ckets TO and all parts Of Europe ar very low
-~''S' '4Ss'' W NERNON II. BROWN a co. Agents
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Board ano Rooms tDantsb.

INANTED.-A small. particularly quiet room,
w without board References gwen. Address LODuEH,
Tribune Office, stating terms
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be
nicer ~ 62 POI 267 26l I'll 4l9 ~, ga 1917 and
i8lo Rroadwayj 757 ana 7ls 6jhave; Riying 9nst 10
AZ SOS Fast 125thst and principal Hotels 10
NeWYo city In Brooklyn at Nos Courst - rroad-
nav 73D and -33 Fulton 2lu Msnhattanave De halO-
ave- lsgL Atlantic ave HOboken, Z54 Washiu zionist
x y Transfer Company will call for and check baggage from
hotels OF residence t0destinati0u. -
q. @ HANCOCK,
General Passenger and IicAet Agent, Philadelphia
&C. " -' H. p. BALDWIN,
General Eastern Passenger agent ll8 Lbcry.st. v Y.
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General Eastern Passenger Agent ne Lbcrtyst y. Y.
NNHE ERIE RAILWAY, now know as the
NEW.YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAIL

-
ROAD.
Arrangements OF trans irom Clambersstreet Depot
COACHES TO Bingh4mtor, Emna and Buffalo. Sleeping
Il m daiy 81 LOUIS Lmtei' EIpress1o ert-a charge
ioI last Sleeping Coaches 10 bunal0 arriving
2S9 W Nsss' Is p a n 7slenaISa ';93 M 1eve
sy copPdeD9 . INV mi 5 LSq n 4o 5oco26
u CDayl~Pscidc Express for the West. Solid Train o.;
pullman RGy and sl9epqs {0Se4s 70 hnt namt9p Emr
Buffet smoking Coaches 10 Chicago.
tiS M LlsI am ain doT ne esta 20 1oooe
3s5 500 $40 $40 $50 g. 650 80 1890 II mcngnt
Paterson no 80 $3.50 6:lO N Il noon a5 $50 44O
a S.9 12 81 go 5SQ ~ 20 3 M I i dn sht sun
NewarS and Paterson vie Newark 90 $40 ll:30 n $40
Oay; sunday. els N $40 go Pm.,oc,oo,,,,,
midnight Sundays $50 1920 m $40 $50 pm and -
StTSufs and OruwS al $50 4aO epm Sunday
'Rc6d9ut and Kingston and Montgomery am 49O p IN.
GosSsn 1909 1920 $50 $50 4:3O sl5pm sun
e S sS S5Ga 80 S'H co 800 8o sI5 NJ Sunday
tS SsS 0 x aSaS "a az as "3 The 'TP
n P61, 9srs s5o y 1920 4SO sl5 m Sun
cay $50 as SC mart Of and quarter after each hour
Bon 5 TO % lot s e very hour a[y minutes and
Tickets Tor Passage and apartments In Drawing Room and
eePus coaches can be ana CIer or he checking
Nos 15I 40i or 957 Broadway. 1877 West-st, n T. No
.G EIp an. from 81 tie West arrive in Ss%YOE at
'oO JOHN r \ ABBoTT oenl Passr Agent, NewYOrE
NORTHERN RAILOAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trans leave for EnglewOod, Closter PernOut and
Syack so 10 an 800 : $50 $50 Gao $50 , N
Manuel spring Valley and MOnsey 7:lO 10 45O m
JOHN y. ABBOTT GenT Passr Agent, New. York
WEST SHORE ROUTE.
EEw:YoRX. WEST SHORE & BUFFALO RAILWAY
AND NkM-YOkk. ONTARIO AND WESTERN R'Y
On and seT January 1854 trains viii leave Desbrossea
S2ftAfot and West4ld Street Stations
chicago Suspension Brage Niagara Falls BunalO
For Newark Rochester Syracuse and Oneida 9so Am
pm. -'N- wv IN" .
uuea Little tals Fort Plain. Canaobar,e Port taotso,
lnes An- SSosh hl :, 30, lao a. 400 $500 m
OsMeEo, Ohsslua NorWich sidDey. e.3O a M 0 p ~
..NeNOals, hlgston, Highland PoughEeenss q.oo
a!;%O 4 I'D" 80 4:5O, = p. N. - No''
HlddiclONn, $50 ll:ZO a. ~. i:l0. $50 D. IN
sDly. Other ualns daily except sunday.
buiet .IOr Cars on $50 aud ll.2Oa AMI 430, -,
P4ror Bune Cars $3.50 a. n train for syracu.s IN,
Pullman Bueet Sleeping Cars On D. m train for Bus.i,
bId Chicago
IGuy Jersey city, feunsylyaila Railroad station Broo
No OCursti Amer office, loot Futon rulfo1
e., aIC Ao.7 DekAbavei New.YOrk CITY. Moo. IoZ It7
81. 90 as, 54D 5x5 Broadway, No Cl4Ou sQuart 80
737 6tnAye No lbe East lZJth st. Pennsylvania ~ sta
ten, 80 Desbfossesst, loot COTtaIdst Nes shCre
statiOn, west 42G-st -N
HENRY MoNETT, Gen. Pass Agent
- safest,
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TOR NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. leave PecK
Slip at 8 D. M and IL D. (Sundays exoeptea Ill
steamer arrives IN early trains North and East
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NRWlOaKi FtD. 2, 81,
THE STANDARD CONSOLIDATED MIN
ING COMPANY
Has declared IL usual montLly dividend OF I'VE ~
FIV CENT re share, payable February u % ne - ~
Frs LOAN ASn Trust COMPANY. Transfer BOOKS
close February 4, and reopen l1th inst 49, -
WALSH. ST oUIs AND Pacific RAILWAY AST.l
lg5 BRO. nWAY, NEw-NO8K, Jan. -, 1854
THE following coupons due FEB. l., 1854,
Tolcco and Illinois, II mortgage.
Iske Erie Wabash and - Louis, 1st mortgage.
Great Western, 80 mOrt,agc.
Illinois AID Selthern low let n 0rtEage.
Iecafur and AIT 20. Louis lst mortgage
Toledo Wabash aud Western Consolidated mort gage-
and those heretofore paid by Bank OF Commerce. VIA
IT, Louis city ana Northern (Clanda Bra2ch lst
VII be paid on and after that date by the
MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY OF NEWHoRK
Ineest OF Scrip Certificates and Funded Debt Bonds vii
be paid heretofore by tie metropolitan n stl BANK
II CALFF Treasurer
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Gonnirp propertp UaHted.

WANTED TO LEAsE;1A frst, 81, IS! hotel Ct
20 900 inhabitants Address HARGRAVE ies south
st., NeH.Yszk CITY.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-28

Nr. Editor After a long respite, we
thought to again disclose to the readers Of
the HERALD the existing state of Affairs here
in our modern village.
Spring, with its gentle breezes and bright
sunshine is here, and in turn the straw hat,
lawns and linens. which are 50 necessary to
comfort during the warm summer days,
have been dounod.
Rev. y. j. TannehiIl. pastor Of the N. /.
Church at this place, preached a sermon on
temperance toa large congregation, last Sab
bath evening. His thoughts on the subject
were beautiful and TO the point
The principal topic OF conversation at
present especially among the ladies, is the
temperance boom. \ W. G. T. L. was or
eanized here March 5lst. which Is constant
Iv increasing in interest We hope the day
is not far distant when all will unite with
us i'm the good and noble work for God,
home and country.
We are glad TO st5te that our enterprisiug
friend and neiEhbor, Lee Forquer, is able,
after long and serious illness, 70 be
around again. He was prostrated with ty-
pEoid fever about the first Of January, and
for some time his life was despaired Of by
his many friends in this place, Mr.. F. is a
very useful man, and we trust ere long he
will again be able % again resume business.
oar Itle town, with population some
what less than % 600 inhabitants. is doing a
thriving business. We can boast Of eight
stores. large keg factory, three hotels, and
great many shops such as blacksmith,
saddlcr. shoemaker, tailor and barber shops
The lumber business is also carried on very
extensively here. We have three very fine
churches, which are all well attended our
Suullv->choll,. three in number, are in a
prosperous condition, under the able man
aeemeut ot the very efficient superintend-
ents of each.
our school is progressing qaite satisiacto-
rily. Mr. Schrock. the principal, is not
wanting in zeal in the cause Of education,
and is am excellent disciplinarian. He spares
no pains 70 make the school interesting and
instructivet 20 his scholars. \ literary society
is in cooperation with the school, which
meets every Thursday evening ofthe week
and Is quite interesting 20 the older persons,
as well as 20 heyoung. The last question
for debate was. Are the mental capacities
Of woman equal 10 those of man ~ This
question was thoroughly discussed on both
sides, and as our friend Mr Thomas is a
mighty tower Of strength 10 the society. and
he making the closing remarks, the debate
proved a highly interesting one. 4 society
that can give such entertainments certain
d alive TO the interests Of the cause, and
must certainly be doing a grand wook.
Crsina. Pa, May - lsS2 T.
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An old and peculiar law suit was tried be-
fore our Court last week. in tie year 1874
q man by the name OF john CoppeTstone
was convicted of flrnication and hastardy
and committed 20 the custody Of the Sheriff,
who at that time was Jacob PhiIlippi BY
some neglect on the part OF the sheriff the
prisoner escaped. and the girl, on whose
oath he was convicted brought an action
against the Sheriff for the amount that
Cornerstone would have had % pay her,
and obtained a judgment. jacob Phiilippi
afterwaad became financially embarrassed
and made an assignment, and the girl as
si.ned one-fourth of her claim TO Isaac Hu-
gus. Esq.. her attorney, for payment Of his
fess in the case. Time passed; the girl
married raised family. became a widow
and married q second time and still this
Judgment stood upon the records, and, as
Mr Augus claims. unsaUsfei. 4 suit was
brought by Mr. Hugus TO recover the balance
which he claimed was due hiIn-about S1o,
with interest. The counsel for the defend
ant produced receipts for more than ihe
amount Of his share Of the judgment but
Hugus, while admitting the genulneness OF
the receipts claimed that the money covered
By The receipts was not paid to him on his
share Of the judgment, but was in payment
Of that part OF it due the girl. The coust
took the case from the jury, and Oh a point
Of law. decided in favor Of the deiendent.
The plaintiff threatens TO carry The case to
the Supreme Court, and it may be that the
end i not vet
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DIED.


ZERFOSS.-Ou April 2s 1884, Elizabeth
Zerfos>, aged 50 year,, II months, and 9
days
The deceased had always lived in Stony
creek township, and was the wife of Peter
ZerfOss, who died some six years ago, She
was consistent member Of the Lutheran
church, having joined the same when she
was but II years old. She was the mother
of fourteen children, and beloved by all who
knew her.
MILLER-Of paralysis, on Tuesday, May
20, 1854, Mrs. Barbara Miller, wife of Jacob
D. Miller, of Somerset township, Somerset
county, Pa,
Interment in the new cemetery on the
22d. A large procession of mourners and
sympathizing friends followed her to her
last resting place. The deceased was
daughter of the late Christian Saylor the
mother OF seven sons and four daughters, Sc
grandchildren and one great grandchild
who are scattered all over the Union; of the
family all are living bat one son, who pre-
ceded her to the grave ~ years, dying on
the same day of the same month, his re-
mains resting by the side ofhis mother. She
had strong faith in her Redeemer, and was
a faithful and consistent member of the
Brethren Church for nearly fifty years.
Nearly four years ago she had asevere stroke
Of paralysis. which ended her active life and
left her helpless invalid, almost SPECIFICS.
With great Christian fortitude AMI quiet
resignation she bore her great bodily affiie-
tions, yet often when viewing from the win
dow the transfer of the remains of some one
Young in life to the beautiful cemetery on
the hill by the side of town. she would man
age 10 say. Why could not that have been
me, instead p Just as the earth was fairly
putting on her spring verdure, and all ma
ture sounding the praise Of her own love
I illness. the second. last and fatal stroke
{ came as a summons from the Eternal in an
swer to her oft repeated prayer.
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cavry COMMUNICATIONS
members Of the Republican
~.iee for the ensuing year:
Jerry Augustine.
john Saryer.
frank Forney.
-suev-P. L. Miller.
samuel c. Mishler.
Rorough-Thomas kyler.
IA 3. Lowry.
-ms-A. J. Stoner.
David Gardner.
r. q. Nef.
-5vr Borough-Jacob hauz'
Jacob :. Beal.
r.rsevf0ot-H. II. Rush.
s-. Borough-E. NJ. Lichty.
,es-Jacob Hechler.
fN.l-A. J. Sterner
IN. Alex. Markle.
-...usre Borough-John George,
-gale Borou6h-M, II. Hartzeh.
.n-S. 7 Po0rbaugh.
-u.tdJ. Bcrkey,
,r.-.ne-John II. Zimmerman.
-r-o. ". BOYER.
s.-uagil +. Wagner
m B3rough-Wm. N. Hochstetier'
... OIL. J. Pile.
-..No. Cyrus Shaver.
fr1a-M. L. Tau5er.
John NJ. Noder.
..er Bs-ough-Edward Bender.
-Iewis C. Dom.
Tr.eyfoot-Freeman Nounkin.
-. r .lrh-Dr. w. :. kuhlman,
-I.- Bo-oueh-Michael Long,
...r< J. r. SCOTT,
CHAIRMAN.
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GAS MACHINE EoR SALE OR EXcHANGE.-I
have a Firt-class Gas Machine which l will
sell at one-half cost price, or will exchange
for horse. The machine is made entirely
of brass and iron, and is without n doubt
one of the finest machines made. 1t will
supply from one to thirty-iive burners,
making the gas as it is consumed. 1t is au-
tomato, and does not require any more at
tention than an ordinary lamp, and manu-
features the gas at a cost of from GO cents to
81 per LOCO feet, according to the price of
gasoline, For full particulars, address
L. Robinson, Plumber,
Shady Avenue, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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MARRIED.

SAYLER-PRITTS.-May IS. 1884, at
the Lutheran Parsonage in Friedens, by
Rev. J. J. Welch, Mr.. William H Sayler
and Miss Lizzie A. Pritts, both Of Somerset
county, Pa.
GILBERT-BIRD.-A the residence of
Mr.. Alex Hoffman, April &c 1sS4, by Rev.
\. X. FELTON,, Mr.. John F. Gilbert to Miss
Cordela +. Bird, both of Jenner Y Roads,
Somerset county. Pa.
Observation-Disclosures the brides
residence May Is, 1854 by Rev. A. X. Eel
ton, Rey J. c. Brodfuhrer of Marion, Va,
to Mrs. Sophia Cover. cf Jenner X Roads,
Somerset county, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-28

Esquire Samuel Walker, of Allegheny
township, has erected a large store room
near where Jacob Wsmbaugh lives. on the
road leading from the top of the mountain
to New Baltimore. II has been leased to
one of the sub-contractors on the S. p. r. Il.
in that section. An application has been
made to the proper authorities for the estab-
lishment of postolfice there, to be known
as New Point We hope the office viii be
opened, as it will be a great convenience to
people in that locality.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-28

SrEINo OPENIN G.--We are pleased to an
nounce that our Spring and Summer Stock
for 1854 IS now open for the inspection of
the public Our new line consists ofa large
and varied assortment Of Furniture in styles,
patterns and qualities to suit all. Bedroom
furniture in suits or single pieces. Spring
beds, mattresses, etc, are most desirable and
our prices always right. Lounges sofas,
and easy chairs. which it viii rest you to
look at, good and low in price. Do not
spend one dollar until you have seen our
stock. No trouble on that score.
CoFFROTH & Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-28

A correspondent writes from Somerset To
the Johnstown T-4b.ae a. follows A trust
worthy gentleman informs me that down in
jefferson Township, IN wild and desoiate
spot. there Is a peculiar cavity in the rocks
which seems destined TO become as famous
O, some ofthe orac.es Of classic ages. The
peculiar feature of tl., cavity Is that lt
person deposits therein an empty pint Dotue
and q half dollar and retire, to a certain dis
tauce. returning in one hour, he will iId
the bottle filled with whisky. This j. re-
eariel as very curious, and there are many
interested investigators who try the expert
ment many times daily. and always with
the same result. So far nobody has been
able to explain this curious phelomenon.
Il is believed 10 Le due TO the agency OF
spirits.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-28

In last weeks HERALD il is said of certain
q" well prepared and able papers" one by
Rev. J. f. Kuhllnan ON Proper Subjects Of
Baptism" and the other by Rev. J. ii. Zinn
on The Mode of Baptism" that it was
conclusively shown that infants, as well as
adult believers are proper subjects of bap-
tism, and that no particular mode is essen
tial to the validity of the ordinance Hay-
ing, in times past, paid considerable atten-
tion to both efthese topics, and never having
found any proof, much less conclusive
proof of either proposition, the reverend
gentlemen are hereby respectfully invited
to publish those well prepared and able
papers in the papers of our borough for re-
view. or to read them in the Disciple pulpit
Of this place, with the privilege Of reply.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-28

TEMPERANCE CoSvENTIoN.-The Women's
Christian Temperance Union Of Somerset
county viii hold its Second Annual Conyen-
ton June 25th and 26th, 1854, at Meyersdale,
Pa. Each W C. T. L. is requested to be
represented by three delegates, ahd each
church by its pastor and two lady delegates.
Good Templars, incIubers of 7. \. Asso-
Citations, and all friends of Temperance, in
dependent of organizations, are invited to
meet with us and participate in our deliber-
atiols Delegates are requested to send
their names TO c. L. Z. Cartwright, Meyers
dale, Pa Entertainment will be provided.
ANNA HEFFLEY, NJ. +. HANNUM
Secretary. President.
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Treasurer's Sale
UNSEATED LANDS.

4 GREEABLE TO the provisions Of an Act o.
"A Assembly, directing the Mode Of selling I'm
seated Lands Tor taxes, passed the 18th day OF
March, A ID. 1915 and the several supplements
thereto The Treasurer OF Somerset County
hereby gives notice that, unless the County,
School building and Rosd taxes, due on the fol-
lowing Unseated lands are paid before the day OF
salethe whole such part Ofe ach tract, OF parcel
Of land, as will pay the taxes and costs, Will be
sold at the Court House. in Somerset Borough, on
Monday, the 9th Day Of June, 1854,
for the arrearages Of taxes due, ans the costs ae
crued thereon.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-28

PARKER & packers.

i full line of dress goods, consisting of al
the new shades of nuns yeilings, IN figures
and plain colors. Ottomans in plains and
fancies. Colored cashmeres, all the new
shades. Plaids and brocades from cents to
- cents
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-28

NoTIcE.-I hereby give notice to all debt
ors and creditors of the fertilizer firm of
Joseph 4. Boyer, TO come and settle on or
before Monday, June 10th, as after that date
all business will be transacted under the
new firm name of. A Boyer, Berkey & Co.
J. 4 BOYER,
Holsapple, Pa.
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JONI SARvEB,
SIMON kRIssISGEH

A new and full line of Summer goods at
the One Price Shoe Store of A H. Ferner &
Bro, including mems. womens and chiidrens
slippers, low and high cut shoes, made over
the different lasts
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-28

NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that an application
viii be made TO the Governor Of Pennsylvania at
Harrisburg, on Thursday, June "a, lsst, or as
soon thereafter as practca Bile, for the ncOrpora-
tion ola Company, under and by virtue OF the pro-
visions Of the Corporation Act Of 1874; said Com
pany to be known as Western Penn sylvania Tele-
graph Company. The object OF said Corporation
shall be the construction, maintenance and opera
tion of lines of telegraph for public use, through
and in the following Counties, viz Greene, Wash
ington. Beaver, Lawrence, Mercer, Crawford,
Erie, Warren, Forest, Venango, Butler, ALE
gheny, Westmorelsnd, Fayette, Somerset, IDdi-
ana, Armstrong Clarion, Mexican, Elk Jefferson
Clearheld, Cambria, Blair, Bedford, Centre and
Cameron and for such purpose to have and ex-
ercise ali the rights, privileges ami franchises
conferred by the said Act.
The names of hye of the subscribers 10 the Ar
ticIes Of Association are
JAMES B. WASHINGTON,
JOHNS MCCLEAVE,
NELSON G.. GRISWOLD,
HARRY :. BURG ESSER,
may2s4;. FRANK K PINKERTON.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-28

Attractive bargains in gents furnishing
goods, and all new styles. All the new
shades of ties and scarfs, linen collars, cuffs,
fancy colored shirts, white shirts. Unlaun-
PARKER & PAKERs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-28

Waltham, Elgin, Springfield, Lancaster,
Rockford, in fact all ofthe American watch
es kept in Stock and at the lowest prices al
E McDowelrs Somerset. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1884-05-28

NOTIcE-All persons are hereby notified
not TO trespass on the lands Of the under
signed in Allegheny township, Somerset
county, Pa, for the purpose Of hunting,
fishing gathering berries, or for any other
purpose whatever.
JOIN SARvER,