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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

KASsas-Many of our readers are doubt
less unaware of the extraordinary induce
ments held out to them by one of the great
est Railroad corporations in this country Tor
exploring in that wonder land, Kansas
Round trip tickets can be obtained of the
agents Of The Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe Railroad. enabling land seekers to make
trip of over one thousand miles through
the most fertile portions of Kansas and the
famed Arkansas valley, at the very low
rate of ten dollars. These tickets are good
to stop off at any point. and enables the
holder to visit Topeka. Emporia, Florence
Newton. Wichita, Wellington. Winfield
Elk Falls. Cherryyale, Chanute, lola, Gar
nett, Ottawa and intermediate points. Send
postal card to W. J. c. Kenyon. Baltimore
Nd, for the Royal Record OF Kansas.-sen'
free. Fer rates of fare apply to W. J. &
Kenyon, Baltimore, Nd; or E. E Patton
Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

The ROLLER SKATE CRAZE.-The Pittsburg
Tlmss would like to know if there is any
body so forehanded with knowledge as to
settle why it is that the roller skate lunacy
overcame the public mind 50 suddenly and
so recentlv Why, for instance, didn't it
develop q year, or two years, or five years
ago, when roller skaters and roller skating
were as meritorious and amusing as at any
time since. This is one of those intensely
psychological problems that come unex-
pectedly and ali of heap to bother the in
quiring spirit of mankind. In some places
it is remarked that this sort of recreation
has become so virulent as to occupy not
only the minds and time of the population,
but TO have so straining effect on personal
fiscal affairs as to threaten a mild epidemic
of bankruptcy. Boarding house and store
keepers feel the infiction to the utmost; they
say their bills remain unsettled from week
to week, all the spare change that their pa
irons secure Pieng to the enterprising rink
projectors, and that nothing short of gen.
eral mobbing of the cause of this distressful
condition can adequately meet the emer-
gency.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

House renter. have been considerably
there seeming to be greater demand for
comfortable dwellings than the supply viii
meet There is a good opening in Somerset
for some enterprising capitalist to erect a
number Of eligible dwelling houses. as the
rents of such would bring better interest
on the investment than many Of the popu-
lar securities In the market.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

The manufacture of different kinds of fer
titizers is a new enterprise about to be estab-
lished at this place by Messs Samuel Fox
and Josiah Woy. who viii do business un-
der the 6rm name of the Somerset FertiIix-
er Company. They have erected building
loox35 feet two stories high. immediately
south Of town along the line Of the old Som
erset and Mineral Point Railroad. Athirty-
five horse power engine with boiler attach
ed has been p'sced in position They pro-
pose putttng in q machine for crushing
bones and one for mixing the material. be-
sides other machinery. of the most improv-
ed pattern. used in the business. When
completed the factory Will have the capaci-
ty for tnrning out large amount of mater
isl daily. This enterprise will afford our
farmers an opportunity Of procuring first
clsss fertilizers at home and at . reasonable
prisA
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11
pnrd Druggist.

/ -
s.,,,,ay was lovely day.
D. drug. ofc. n. Boyd, and be happy
=, barvain week at Mrs A. E UhFs-
| valentines at Fishers Book store
| p,,utiful valentines at Fishers Book
lore. .. "a
1 -, will commence on the 18th inst and
1,;pue FOX forty days.
| paints oils, varnishes, brushes ana pant
|. supplies at c. y. Boyd's-
- understood to be opposed to the
~ Of females to bear arms.
| :, xiu save mobey if you buy your
and stationery ofc. \. Boyd.
~. .,orts of Bedford, to the number OF
| - have formed a marksman club
.,,,o, has made its appearance among
-, ,-s,.s-s on the South Pennsylvania rail-
kad.
rh., husband Of mine always buys his
Er,-. at Boyd's Drug Store He sells the
sst
:. c.rtre county out Of sixteen applica-
/ g license 70 sell liquors, only eight
kere granted
IT,, and Country Merchants can buy
,.-.;,ss At Wholesale at Fishers Book
|ore. Somerset.
o,- Of The 9O1 members comprising the
l.rivsnia Assembly, only twenty-seven
= college graduates
r-.-s,, has established a reading room
.,,,,nle which might be followed with
-oat BY other towns.
p-.;,sss continues dull. but most Of the
I,s-sbants are preparing for better umes
nd brisz spring trade
Tho Philadelphia Record sticks to the be-
sf that the Pennsylvania road has goooled
r the south Pennsylvania
Fsbruarv is a notorious month. Ground
=, d,v valentine day. and Washington's
-tbdsv all come in thar month.
pr. Kings spectacles are sold only by q
\ Rovd. Every palr warranted to give sat
kssetion. A perfect fit guaranteed.
Drx-rsr-Dr G. J. Beschy IS now ID
komerset. and can be seen for short time
I, his Dental Rooms at the Glade House
RaIler skating IS bee Dming 80 popular IN
Ipne places that husbands are going out TO
koa-3 10 iye their wiyes time 70 attend the
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

The Pennsylvania State encampment Of
the Grand Army of the Republic will be
held in Harrisburg. on February 10th and
1ith next. The Harrisburg Posts are making
extensive preparations for the gathering,
and in addition TO the usual arrangements
some very handsome and costly badges have
been prepared, one Of which will be given TO
each delegate as memento of the en-
camDment.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

AAIa : boeK sroRE.-This well essab-
- o'a and reliable Book. News and
10y store was moved on February 2
ron It's old. cramped and insufficient
sN 70 the large elegant and convenient
'e room directly opposite Cook &
IN these commodious quarters
nt'ed up for its occupancy the
"Ooks' news, and stationery has
\, ~ greatly enlarged. Special atren-
"a "e paid TO the wholesale trade.
f.. 'Ooks' School supplies, Paper. En-
- ms Pens. Almanacs. Pencils.
"'Oks &c. wiz be bought in large
r. direct from manufacturers which
- S.s 'nis establishment to JOB to town
H. unity merchants at such figures as
,- e II advantageous to buy there.
j. - oOyes an almost innumerable
y. an "lii be offered Always for
- extensive and varied sS.or,meu,
j ~ works. Histories. Books of Tray
(at, els Lutheran and Disciple HYMN
ks..,;r.. s.''lonaries, : Children. Toy books,
\. an Reviews, Daily pape.s. Story pa
H. =, general line Of reading matter.
kas and Sunday school Reward
lAsgers aud JUSTICES bIant. Rl.nI
- 49,. aa'rlage Certificates. Mail or.
CEAs. H. FIsHER.
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EGIsTER's NOTICE.

~ =
N..tice is hereby given TO All persons concerned
as gatees, creditors. or otherwise that the FOL
lowing accounts htve passed register. and that
the same will Re presented for confirmation and
allowance at an Orphans Court 70 Dc held at som
rset February 3, lsss:
NATION DAY FEB 26Th.
!. First and final account Of Harrirs Snyder,
Trustee for the sale OF the real estate CT Joseph
Snyder. decd.
Morgan. xecutors of PheDe Marshall, aec'd-
s. Second account Of ]. NJ and +. J. Cover, Ad-
ministrators OF s J. Cover, decd.
4 FIRST and fnal account Of L. A. kretchman,
Trustee for the sale Of the real estate OF Jacob
Gnagy, decd.
5. Fifst and final account Of Daniel Hoffman,
Gu.rsiian o, Edward Bofder.
First and npal account Of Emanuel Cover, Jr.
Guardian Of Franklin Berkcy.
:. The account Of Irwin W. sullivan Trustee for
the sale of the realestate Of Philip Sullivan decd
5. account Of Henry +. Schell, Guardian Of
Isaiah Miller
Tne account Of David Cassbeer, Administra-
tor and Trustee Of Sarah Baker. decd.
To- First and final secount Of Peny Walksr,
Administrator Of Augustus Medary, decd
H. The account Of Uriah Zufall, Administrator
and Trustee OF Simon ZufAl, decd.
Il The account OF q. II. Berksy, Guardian Of
George n Moore
Is. FIRST an.. inal account Of Samuel E Ber-
key, Administrator OF Elijah Berkey, deed.
"A First and nnal acct OF David Rumel Execu-
tor Of John Grady.
Is. The account OF A. =. Dickey. Executor Oh
Joseph q. Coleman, deceased.
Ie Third account Of 5. Q. Livengood, Admins
traitor of Joseph Meyers, deceased
II. First account OF Daniel j. Prubaker and
Jesse Lsndis, Extrs Of Henry Landis. decd
Is First and nnal accDunt OF Levi Grimth. Ad-
ministrator Of Edward r. Griffith, decd
Feb. J, 1855. Register
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

Next to the love of her husband, nothing
50 crowns woman's life with honor as the
devotion of a son to her. We never knew a
boy TO turn out badly who began BY falling
in love with his mother. Any man may
fall in love with fresh-faced girl, and the
man who is gallant TO the girl may neglect
the poor, weary wife in after years. But
the Big boy who is lover of his mother at
middle age. is true knight who will love
his wife in sere leaf autumn as he did in the
daRiest spring. There is nothing so beauti-
fully chivalrOus as the love of q big boy fr
his mother Carlisle Herald.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

Mr. B. F. Lung. who was arrested last
week and lodged in Jail. charged with en-
bezzlement, etc, on information OF Mr.. Isa-
iah Rodgers. was not released on bail as
stated by one of our contemporaries, but is
still in jail. Since his incarceration there
against him, on which he would be imne-
diately re-arrested were he.to be released on
bail
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

Plants, in bedrooms. as learned writer
now declares, far from icing hurtfal. are
beneficial. lnasmuch as they exhale GER
tain amount Of ozone and vapor, which
maintain healthy dampness in the air. and
besides that are destructive OF the microbes
which promote consumptive tendencies in
human beings. 1t is only flowers, and not
the plants which bear them. that do the
damage. Ferns are innocuous roses and
sunfowers are pernicious, at least during
the interesting period while they are in
bloom.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11
Eprr and vrcrsrrr.

| EpIE and VICINITY.
Our obliging merchant J. A. Friedline is
taking an inventory Of his store this week.
George J. swank who had severe attack
OF typhoid fever has not yet fully recovered
An oiled tongued swindler made him the
victim Of little fraud by taking q five dol
lar bill OF him for medicine which never
came TO hand.
A fancy young mar from Ligonier came
through this neck o'woods shurt time ago
selling knives, forks and spoons. and sells
them for Just what be can get for them; it
is said one farmer paid 81, one S., one s.
and another $3.50 for set. Some OF the
same farmers refused TO take the same goods
from our merchant for s25o per set. Some
Of the same farmers refused to take the same
goods from our merchant for $50 per set );
bat it seems our people will allow them
selves 20 be taken in by any clever rascal
Who lights on them
JOSIAH Ffiedliue and Ia. Danials are eacf,
going to ~ thsir steam saw mills. one on
either side Of Laurel Hill.
William Covr moved from Pssersburg TO
Lewisville. William 0rifith moved in
where Cover moved out Samuel Philippi
win move to Petersburg in the near future
Our friend Mesheck Beam wears . broad
smile, they are twins."
The loafss association Of Edie elected
Neheck Beam captain Any one can be-
come . member By ssttias up ths cizuand
giving his name to the captain.
Mr.. A. L. Miller undertook tall job on
last evening from the prayermeesing ct Case
beers Church Well Link, could you see
any stars when you looked up.
Republicans feel easy sires Don has been
elected 10 the q. s. Senate agsin.
The gsntlemanly vidower II Jsnner town.
ship. has heen here ON his second trip TAX
ing business view Of the fair widows Of
Edie. OccAs1onAI-
Ddis, Pa, February ., lseR
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

The changable weather has been very Sc
we're on many people. 1t has been warm
and cold by spells sometimes spring-like
in the evening and below zero in the morn
ing. or warm and pleasant early in the day
and freezing cold later then one warm day
and one cold one. There is consequently
much sickness among both old and young.
Don't be too ready 10 lay aside the wraps /;
better stick to them and be little too
warm than to be laid up with bad cold,
which may end in something more serious.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

Superintendent Bonner hss undertaken
to improve the freight service on the Somer-
set and Cambria Branch, and he hopes to be
able in short time to have fast train on
the road whereby shippers and Others will
be greatly benefited In the event of sue.
cess in his undertaking. traffic on the S. &
C. will largely increase
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

At the Spring election. which takes place
next Tuesday, the following BOROUGH ofzi-
GERS are to be elected: Burgess /; one Men,
Der Of Council, to serve three years two
School Directors; Constable: High Con-
stable; Assessor; two Assistant Assessors !:
Inspector Judge of Election Auditor !;
Street Commissioner.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

1t always paws to watch closely the adver-
tisements, but never more so than at peri
cd like the present, when more bargains are
offering in all lines of trade. even al the
fiood-side of prosperity In these days it is
in general trade that the advertising houses
buy the largest stocks upon the best terms
and put them to the public at from 20 T. IS
per cent. less than their slower competitors
BY observing when and where to purchase,
n set out each week in our advertising COL
umns. the shrewd reader can make very
material saving from the ordinary cost of
goods A
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

Saturday afternoon Mr.. James Saylor with
his four strong horses moved a good sized
frame building for Mr.. HeLry Kreger, from
Gravel Hillto Lop's Bridge, distance of al
most mile. II was a pretty heavy drag
but James got it there in good shape. We
understand that Mr. Kreger intends using
the building for slaughter house.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

Valentine Hay, F. J. Kooser and A. H.
Coffroth, Esqrs. left for Philadelphia Mon
day to attend the Supreme Court, which is
in session in that city. The following are
the cases which they go to argue: Thomas
Williams et al Plaintiffs in error VS.. J. NJ.
Hay Josiah Brsnt. Plaintiff in error vs..
George r Drips' Administrator; Joseph
Christner Plaintiff in error VS.. John A.
Hochstetler; Somerset & Cambria Railroad.
plaintiffs in error VS. Mary 6albraith. The
gentlemen expect to return home the latter
part of the week.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

Mr.. Henry Hefiley has had the interior
of his large store room handsomely painted
and otherwise improved, and it now pre-
sents as neal and fresh an appearance as any
business house in town. Mr.. Heffiey is
always wide-awake and up with the times,
and as a consequence enjoys a large and lu-
crativs business
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

AsSlyED. People coming TO court win
sAse reosnec; tha; Fishers Book Store has
'eeh moved ,aio the large and convenient
sE store rocm directly opposite the old
and In his new room Mr.. Fisher has
% IN an exceedingly large and var ed
ock Of goods in his line and will be able to
TEe the public to everything wanted in
Inc
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

According to the Meyersdale Csmmeciai
the contractor for the Stoyestown bridge
was to get 81 .os4 for the job. The view
ers assessed s6s4, 600 damages. leaving him
but s4oo for material and services" 1t is
now in order for the Commercials lightning
calculator to demonstrate, to its own salts
faction, that by this marvellous statement is
has saved at least five thousand and eighty
four dollars to the county. A reproduction
Of the :" funny story" entitled " He Made
the Rifle which has been going the rounds
of our exchanges for the past two years,
would be appreciated st this juncture-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

What is known as the deep cut, right
north Of where the South Pennsylvania
railroad crosses the Stoystown road, Is said
to be the largest cut on the line of the road.
The amount of material yet to be taken eat
of this cut is greater than that of any Of the
tunnels. 1t is the only point where work
is at present being done on Shields & Dar-
wins contract, and one Of the head men in
forms Us that it viii take fully one year
from the first Of March to complete the
work. The remainder Of the work on this
contract can be finished up in . few months.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11


We the Auditors Of Somerset county do hereby
certify thar In pursuance Of the F,urth Section Of
the Act Of Assembly entitled an ..Act Relating to
Counties, TsW Wnships- Ac., passed the 18th day Of
April. A. ID. 1884, we met IN the Commisstoners'
Once In the Borough Of Somerset on the sth day
Of Jsnnary. A. d. 1855. and did audit. adjust and
settle the account Of John r. weimer, Esq
Treasurer Of Somerset County, with the County
for thesysar 1854 and the account Of John J..
Spanglef, Sheriff of Somerset County for the year
1854, and the account Of s. U. Trent Esq, Pro
thenotary and Clerk Of the Courts Of Quarter
Sessions and Of Oyer and Ter~iner with the
County for the yssra lsx3 and 1884. and that the
accounts as recorded In the Commissioners' Once
Of Somerssr County are correct, and We ind .
balance due the late Treasurer Of said County Of
nine hundred and four dollars and ten cents.
teo&1o)
In testimony whereof we have hsreuBto set our
hands and seals this 18th day OF January. A d.
lsss.
JOSEPH W. MEYERS, [sEaLl
JACOB K. BOWMAN, [sEALl
NORMAN B. PENROD, [sEAL-l
Attest -
JOHN +. ScHKLL, Clerk.
NOTE
COMMISSIONERS OTyrcE. Jan 3oth.
We find the County In debt about ~ 2so %
which viii require the tax to be raised mill to
liquidate the debt. and pay current expenses.
BY order Of the Commissioners.
A. J. hILEM AN. Clerk.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

GLEssNER-STUTZMAN.- Berlin, Pa.
January 25. 1855. by Rev. J. s. Wagner. Mr.
Albert Z. Glessner to Miss Susan NJ Stutz-
mar. both of stonycreek township. this
county
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Ross DAVIS & Co

The United States Fish Commission has
|1ooeeded in ano1sing considerable interest
h the introduction ofcarp into tins country
noe their Introduction it is estimated that
ply 5000 persons are engaged in the cul-
'nre, and it will certainly not be many
|eas, say the Commission, before these fish
ia become plentiful in or markets.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Jacob Snyder, late Of Stonycreek Twp,
Somerset County, Pa.
Letters of administration On the above estate
having been granted TO tho undersigned by the
proper authority, notice is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate to make immedi-
ate pa yment and those having claims against the
same 70 present them duly authenticated for set
tlement on saturday, February IL, lss5. at the
late residence of the deceased, in Stonysreek
CYRUS RAYMAN,
ian Admintstfator.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

A PUBLICATIONS ron TAVERN AyD
N Rec GAURANT LlCENeES The fol
lowing named hersons have nled In my ONCE
Their petitions for Tavern OF Restaurant Licences
together with the certins ates zffidayits. bonds
etc and notice is hereby given that the same WI
be presented 10 the Court Of Quarter Sessions fol
allowance on Monday evening. February "a, 1855
when and wnere all persons Interested can attend
II they see proper.
Edward Nickio. Petersburg. Addison rp.
Aug. koehier. Davidsvtlle Conenaugh Up.
Fre.i'k burr rocahonras Greenvllfe rp
v lillian Slicer. MeyersdaIe Borough
Robert Gut.rte. - e
Walter J. Jones, =. {"
ElKa baer, >. Z"
San'l A Haines, lockwood. Milford Up.
samuel Buckman,
F. }. FoIier. New Baltimore Borough
Eliza a. 1ayman, Somerset
Jacob :. fiching, -
w. J. Higiniotham. "a
A. 4. Miller. Ursina Borough.
I A jenkins, q. =.
J. J. kenaeil, Weilersburx Borough
Vim Watson. refersburz. Addison Tvp
Joseph Stall Shsnksvite. 5 onycreek Twp
George H. ibehaven. Glencoe
Samuel Custer stoyestown Boroagh.
John ID. Hits,
John A Clark, hooversviIIe.
Samuel Ferrei, Berlin Borssgn.
Anthony seigar. New Balsinors Bsroagh.
John stscsr: Meyer.dals Baussk.
rrea'k In,dy, IHs,dy,
p!H.S: ssSs g Sfnss; Isss. n 3. cErrcTEIEIp ,IE
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ELECTION NOTICE

v.orhl;esn voters of Somerset b. T
Ia are requested to meet in the aI'i,,.t.u r.s.s
o'clock Saturday evening, Fe0ru'
,.,b. sOrtbe purpose of nominating can
-. for the various Borough offices
l' JOHN y. SNYDER,
Committeeman
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

The present month Of February will con-
st Of four Sundays, four Mondays. four
ussdays. four Wednesdays. four Thurs-
avs, four Fridays and four Saturdays.
his will happen once more in the present
sn;ury. in 1891. The same thing occurred
] 1901, lsO7, ISIS, 1899, 1885, 1876, 1868 and
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11
DUBLIC NOTICE.

The following account has been fled In my once
and notice Is h. r, by given that the same will be
presented to ,hs Court for confirmation on Thu s.
day February 26 1856.
Wm T. Hobhtreii, Assignee of George ]. Black
and wife.
N CRITCHFIELD,
Somerset, Pa, Feb'y 2 Isss. Prothonotary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

Our friesd William H. welfey. julius.
will open a book store on the lst Of April in
the room in the Mammoth Block now used
for a restaurant.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

Our principal thoroughfares presented a
very animated appearance Saturday. Tie
good sleighing brought large numbers of our
country friends to town.
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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1885,

At o'clock M, the following described real g
tate viz
All the right. title interest and elaim ofths de.
fendanf, Walter Herring IN . certain tracf Of
land sttuass In the Boeeagh Of Urstua, Lower
bounded On the Norik and Wsse By land cf A. n
Tissue. on ths Ease s1d South By laul q 3. D.
futxy. containing 10 aeEsa, with oos and . half
story Frame Dwelling HOUSE, frans Ham, and
other oatbaiidings thsfsaa ssstsd, with the a.
purteoancea
TAKE. b szeeution II ths s.st q Z. D. Yussy,
use Of Herts keissr, ~ Of J. A. H11ksr.
Norlcx-An psfsoos parehAs1ng as tho ahove
sale viii please taks notiee thas pnSt e. ~
p1rehase moosy--to b uade m0Un e IL tiDo
Of saie-wiH Be required ~ sses - u pruperty
b knocked dsun, oshsrwise It wfn b. aRx1n a.
Possd 70 SALE 81 ~ Yiak - IL ~ puSehassr
The reaid1aof the puSehaso Dooeg Dngf ~ RAID q
q befpgs ThuSsday ofsha 1Eu weeb q rshP an
Coarl. ths tns exsd ~ thsCs1zs ~ ~ a. u
edGn<et = dsed3 - 1s1so1 uiu esaaln. Cd
ID untfI the purchase Dnooy = ~ q mn
JOHN WINTERS
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

The Philadelphia Times Almanac for 1855
eompendiums published ia this country.
It is chuck full of information, political and
otherwise, and is very accurate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

Downtv is the name 9f new postoffice
in stonycreek township. of which W. D
Fioto is the postmaster. Mr. William Bow.
man has been appointed postmaster at Hus
band. Somerset township.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-11

On the 1st of April John r. Scott, Esq.
will move his law Office into the rooms now
occupied BY J. G ogie, ESQ.,, in Ed.
McDoweIl's building.