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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

Oriental, Escurial, Medici, Torchon, Va
ienciennes and other l.aces, in White, Cream
and Ecru. suitable for trimming. BUntinS
Lawns, and Nuns yeilings in widths from
one inch TO quarter Of = yard, at prices so
low as 70 be within the reach of all.
N-N.N. Tredwell & Co.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

Sunday, June I4th, vii be observed in
the Methodisi churches all over the eouBtry
as Children's day. 4 programme has been
prepared by the head of the Sunday school
department Of the Methodist church ard
recommended to all the churches for use.
Il consists Of exercises that will interest the
children and older folks alike
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

A game OF base ball was played on Deco
ration Day bet Feen the railroad nine, conf
posed OF young men in the employ Of the
Messrs Collins. and nine OF the young men
of the town. The game was umpired by F.
J. O'Connor. ESQ, and resulted in favor OF
the railroaders, the score being > 10 1 A
larze crowd witnessed the game.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

Spring is here with is birds, flowers and
fragrance, and we are on hand with every
thing wanted in the way of Millenery,
Notions. and Trimmings. Everything new
cheap and elegant
Mrs. VI. NJ. Tredwell & Co,
Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

The SOLpIER DEAD = Memorial day was
more generally observed in this place Sa;nr-
day than for years before. The day Was all
that could be wished and flowers were never
before known 10 be 50 plentiful and beanti-
ful af this season Of the year The streets o.
the town presented holiday appearance,
being thrUnged with people from the coun-
try round The ceremonies were conducted
under the auspices Of the z. P. Cummins
Post Of the Grand Army Of the Republic.
During the morning bountiful supply of
flowers and evergreen wrearns were cuzlecf-
ed al the Pest headquarters. The heprucumion
formed on Union street zf half peat e. o.
clock in the afternoon in the foIIoving or
der: l, Somerset Silver C0rnef Bfnd: 9.
Posi- Cesors ;. E. p canmins Pet. { sol-
dier's not Comrades of the Post; 5. Sunday
Schools: 6. citizens.
The line of march was down Main Cruns
to Main street. down Main y Wet assst
and up West street to cemetery. TzeDsuce-
sion vas large and imposing. UPGn Gniv-
ing at the cemetery q dirEe uss penYs1 by
the Band and prayer made BY Nv Per-
shing Of the n. E Church. The cunn.r OF
the day, s [. Trent, ESQ., was then intro
duced and delivered beautiful and spcro-
prizt< address. At the close Of the sadress
the Usual devotional ceremonies Of The Post
we're performed and the graves Of the SOL
der de.d. havins been previously mark ed
with small fass, we're ssre~n with wreashes
and flowers. The procession then nsseA>d
to the Reformed cemetery sheze . M
tribute wss paid 10 The veterans buzis1thsn
From there the procession marched - 10
the Posr headquarters where it disDanded.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

County Commissioners Dumbaaid had q
bunch Of cattle weighed on the Borough
scales to-day that were the finest seen in
this section for many a day. They were sew
en- in number. and averaged 1921 pounds,
asgregating 9.s47 pounds. They were sleek,
fat and handsome, being stall red, and were
calculated 70 make the mouths Of lovers Of
good beef water. Mr.. Dumbauld sold them
% Johnstown butcher by the name Of Ja-
cob TreftS. al a price in advance Of what cur
home butchers wers willing to paw for
them.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

II should be born in mind that one filthy
ditch or alley may breed terrible ePideu-
ie. There are places in town now that are
offensive TO people passing along the street.
What viii De the result if cleansing rene
dies are not promptly applied
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d. Z. EICHNOE-
Meyersdale, Pa.

BAzsAISs IN WATcHu.-Having bought
an immense stock Of American Watches az
the depressed prices, am selling them at
prices never before quoted Walthan, FL
gin, Springfield and Rockford movements
in Solid Silver cases al $. SO, sl2 and sl4.
Every watch guaranteed.
E Mcdowell, Jeweier,
Somerset. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

MEAT MARxE.-Main Street.-We have
lust added large Refrigerator TO our Meat
Market in which all meats can be kept cool
and clean. Mutton. Beef, Pork, &c, kept
constantly on hand. Open daily. Parties
buying meat can have II kept in the Refrig-
orator until wanted
PocS n.vrz X Co
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

SEEyEo HFM RIGHr--A half drunken Irish
man who Was insulting young girls and
ladies as they passed IN front Of Frease &
Koosers store Saturday evening was knock
ed silly by Assistant Policeman Davis. AT
ter demonstrating with the representative of
the Emerald Isle without avail .Edly"
took him ~bitfz alongside the head that
knocked him senseless and required the
combined efforts Of several OF his brethren
and = large quantity ofpump water 70 bring
him to again. For half hour it xss feared
be would die
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03
T EGAL NOTICE.

To William A BrubaSer, Of Peoria, ulinois.
Joseph Bruhaker. Of Ner Cambria. Kansas
Kate Feari. Of Johnstova. Cambria County
Pa, Lena Slater, OF OttanSa- Iowa two Of
May WINS heirs viz: Maggie Witt and Min
nie VIII, of J0hustOsn- Cambria County, Pa.
and sarah " aiSer, residing al Geist0w1. Gam
bri1 coanry, Pa:
You are hereby notified that in pursuance ola
Writ Of partition issued out Of the Orphans Court
OF Somerset County. Pa, viii hold an inquest On
the premises, on the real estate Of Abraham Bru-
baker. dec Z. situate In Shade Twp Somerset
Co. Pa On Tuesday. the 7th day OF July. 1855,
when and where you ca1 attend Il you think
proper.
JOHN WINTERS
Sherii's Once Sherir.
Ma q. Is55.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

We have added a Dress Making Depart
ment to our new establishment. We have
the best of woIkvomen, and 5ll orders
promptly.
MRs NJ NJ TzEpwELL & Co,
Nammoth yI,,cg.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

Having bought Millinery Goods prudenty
in the beginning Of the season. was able
to buy the latest styles this week ut lower
prices. Come and see them
Ms A. E UHL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

Gloves, Hose, Collars. CUFFS. Kerchiefs,
Rushes, Embruideries, Laces. Nets. Zephyrs.
Embroidery silks. Underware, Bustles &C.,
All fresh, new ard cheap No old stock 20
work of. Mrs. NJ NJ Treadxell & Co,
Mammoth Block.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

Mr.. E. (. Patton left for Washington city
Sunday evening, where he VIII take seereia-
" Bayard and family TO Kansas City. The
party will travel in President Carrots pm
vara car
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

The Scranton Republican complains that
ali attempts of the Legislature 70 protect the
fish and game OF this State have fziied in re-
gard TO brook trout. and this spotted beauty
is gradually becoming extinct in cur noun
tain streams. Certainly some means should
Be devised TO prevent this szcrifice
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

Afew Sundays since an entire family OF
nine persons were received into the Baptist
church az Connellsyille. There may still be
some hope for Buttermore and the election
law viOlators-
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Ross DAVIS & Co.

MEYEEsDALE NORMAL. The Meyersdale
Normal School will be opened in the latter
part of July. The session promises to be an
interesting and successful one Any infor-
nation desired will De furnished by address
ing the principal
D. c. ETcHSos-
Meyersdale, Pa.
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var farme, friend. Mr.. George c. Iicht

our farmer friend, Mr.. George c. lichty'
called at the HERALD Office Monday morn
ing 70 renew his subscription, II being the
first time be had been able to come 10 town
for several months He was confined to
his house by swelling IN the legs, but Is
now able, with the assistance of pair oi
canes. 70 walk abo1t again.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

CoURT PROCEEDINGS
The following cases were tried az last
weeks term of Court:
Charles Zimmerman vs. The Township Of
Couemaugh Case Verdict in favor Of
the Defendants.
F. Z weimer vs. The Township Of Jen
ner. Case Verdict in favor Of the De
PENDANTS.
COrnelia Tissue, widow, and Elizabeth
Tissue, child, of Charles Tissue, deceased, vs
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company,
Lesse of the Pittsburgh and Connellsville
Railroad Company. Case Verdict in ia
Tor Of the Defendants
The balance Of the cases on the list were
settled OF continued
Petition OF sundry citizens of Conemangh
township for viewers to view site Of bridge
over the Ssonycreek on the hne between
Somerset and Cambria counties. at the place
where the public highway leading from Da-
vidsviile, in Somerset county. To Geistown.
in Cambria county. crosses the same View
ers. William ". Schrock. Edgar Kyle, An
gGstus Hefiiey.
Order 10 view the ground for road pro-
posed in Quemahoning township from the
public road rear Bowman's school house to
the public road near the residence Of Noah
Swank. Confirmed ri 81
Order to view the ground proposed for a
road in Quemahoning township from a
point on the road from Jacob C. smueker's
to David :. Miller's, near John stuff resi-
dence, TO the dog-road west Of the residence
Of Jonathan o. Rhoads. Confirmed a "a.
Petition of Commissioners of Somerset
County for viewers TO inspect bridge ovei
Laurel Run. in Larimer township. Viewers
II d. Altfather. Jacob Zeigler. and Samue
Buckman.
Order 70 view the ground for road toleac
from public road leading from Berlin Il
& Stoyestown. at or near Benjamin Gardner 5
+ TO public road leading from sai1 road Il
I the toye=town and Bedford turnpike at o.
near Barnhart's coal bank, in Quenahonin.
Township Confirmed si 81.
( Petition Of County Commissioners 70
viewers TO examine condition of county
! bridge oger the Casselman river in scmmi
township. where the road from Neyersdal'
10 summit Mills crosses said river. View
ers. Z. D. Yg,zy, Noah Scott Samuel Min
der
/ Petition Of citizens Of Milford township Il
vacate the public rad from Michael Long
bara TO John Psitts saw mill in said town
ship, and supply the same for new road
rom the public road AZ or near saBd John
Pritts' saw mil TO the public road near Ahra-
BAN Longs dwelling. Viewers, II D,
Moore, Moses Snyder. jeremiah Shultz
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

The attention Of all in need Of summer
clothing. underwear. neckwear, etc, is call
ed to the ad- Of Becher's Clothing Hall, TO
be found at the top of the fourth page Otto
DAYS paper. Read it carefully.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03
IrDyEsDAF-......-.--:.-::.---...;--..lans ans :, =.
UGDlBiGal Primary Election

p.r-bIican voters Of Somerset C0un-
-.--es-,i 70 assemble st the places Sc
- in their several election districts on
SsrURDAK. JUyE 2. ISs5.
.be purpose Of placing in nomination
-, sor the Office Of Poor House Di-
one pe-on for the Office Of Jury
--,..iauer ard eiecring three persons as
-. 70 The Republican state Conven-
- beId in Harrisburg. July :, lssS-
,--,vx J.R. SCOTT,
--..,-v Chairman
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

The annual commencement OF the west
ern Pennsylvania Classical and Scientific
Institute, ct Nj Pleasant, viii De held June
18th TO oI7th. Among other features viii be
a reunion Of all former students Of the insti-
tuition since its organization, in ls4s.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

Willie Shafer, known 70 his fsmiliars as
e" Msior Sheets, TOR the past several years
an employe sfthe HERALD, has been COM
PEELED 70 QUIT work on account Of impaired
health. We hope for the MAJORS speedy re-
coverv
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

Mr.. Jacob Snyder. az aged citizen Of snake
Spring township, Bedford county, fell dead
in the woods, about quarter Of a mile from
his home. last Saturday.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

There was quite lively barn raising on
the farm Of Mr.. Wm. Young. Of Somerset
township. last Thursday The building will
be a 6ne one when completed, its size being
eox4s feet. Mr. Joseph Aumaa IS the Arehi-
tect and blilder.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

Col. Chill ". Hazard has rendered his
resignation as postmaster al Monongaheia
City. He is the editor Of Republican pa
Der. and confesses himself an offensive y&r-
riSau
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

The shade trees have come into leaf very
rapidly during the past week. and now the
streets are once more clothed in beautiful
green
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

BARGArss--Dunng the last week have
purchased some goods at great reduction in
prices and the public can get the benefit of
the lower prices If they call
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

The Pennsylvania Soldiers Orphan
Schools viii be closed this summer from
July Iesh 70 August slst-
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DIED.

TR0UTMAN.-0n sunday. May 81, l,s5.
Louisa. wife OF Adam Troutman, in the 29th
year Of her age.
Iuterinent az Bedford.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

street Commissioner Knee has been doing
some very good and much neeied work on
some OF our principal thoroughfa-es-
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Mr.. James VI. Cover. OF Jennner y Roads,
attended the Knights Templar encanpment
az Allentown last week
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

Somerset Chassis Of the Reformed Church
convened in annual session at Salisbury
Pa on Wednesday, May =. at 80 P. N.
The opening sermon was preached by the
rrtiring President. Rev.. NJ shick. Of Mey-
ersdale based on II Kings The eonven-
tior was organized by the election Of Rev
Il. King. OF Somerset. as President. Rev.
W y Lefever, Of stosestowh. Correspond
ing Secretary and Rev J. Wagner. OF Ber-
lin, Treasurer. who is also Clerk After the
organization was completed. the President
announced tie standing Committees. of
which the following are the ChaiEmen
Religious Services. Rev. J. ". Exams
Synodical Minutes, Rev. W. d Lefever
Classical Minutes, Rev C. Il Reiier Over
lures. Rev. 3. Knepper; Examinsiion. Ii
censes and Ordination, Eev. +. r srL--les'
State Of the Church, Rev. J. NJ schiek
Sanday-School. Rev. l. " Burger; Finance.
Rev c. Gunbert These committees gath
er the general business items from the
sources indicated by their titles. and present
them in proper shape for action
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

SenatorJ H. Longenecker, Of Bedford, Is
spoken of by the daily press as candidate
for state Treasurer.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

What kind Of a Fourth Of July celehrs-
ton are we going TO have in Somerset this
year 81 Is question that We are frequently
asked We give II up
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-06-03

Il
l. Boahe;mer Is out on sSrosL
William Shun aker Is about snlbxrkins in
the tobarco and cigar business
| The sale of Peter Bowser's personal prop
I e-ty. on Saturday. wss very smaiI, and things
sold at exceedingly low prices
John HoyIe has purchased the timber in
the woods south of town, owned by W. E
Walker. snd hss force OF men at work
making cross-ties. etc
| An odd sized couple passed through town
Saturday, en- -outefor Pocahontas- In con-
sisted of a So-pound boy twelve years old,
and a 10 pound girl, % years old Not a
bad starr for the :. kid"
IL Wilhelm has purchased the property
of Daniel Bowman. Consideration $50.
Possession immediate. Mr.. Bowman at the
same time purchased farm in Middlecreek
township. and removed to that place on
Tuesday
The bridge which spans the Blue Lick
north of town. Is in bad condition. The
railing Is rotten snd broken, and otherwise
out OF fix Hope our supervisors win repair
il. and avoid accidents.
May 90, 1855 xEsoPaos.
SoxK STRANGE RELIcs.-yesterday Profes-
s0r Henry Hankinson, weil-known arch
aeologist, of New York city, arrived here
from Somerset county, this State. Profss-
sor Hankinsou has been making an invessi-
CATION OF some curious relics of bygone
age, which were discovered in 4 cave near
Deeter's Gap, on the line of the new South
ern Pennsylvania Railroad, now in course
of construction. Professor Hankinson
made the discovery Of the rellcs while out
trout fishing near small town called New
Baltimore at the headwaters Of the Raystown
branch of the Juniata river. The entrance
to the cavern was covered with underhrush
and laurel, and upon getting inside. Profes-
sor Hankinson states that he found the re-
mains of several skeletons which seemed 70
have lain there for ages. At first he faaeied
that he had uncovered an Indian burial
place, but bis mind was speedily disabused
of this idea from the curious character of the
silver ornaments which he found mingled
with the erumbling bones.
Il found these four medals. he said ex-
hibiting four octagonal shaped pieces of cop
per bearing some strange looking hero
giyphics ard representations of several men
in a sort of rude uncouth armour Il also
found sumo rings of bronze and silver and
other articles Of personal sdorument. and
from the general charactA of them found
a marked resemblance 70 remains of Aztec
civilization in Mexico I propose to take
these relics to Washington and have the ar
theological authorities at the Smithsonian
Institution pass upon them. have devot-
81 some time to the study of archaeology,
and as far rs my judgment goes these orna-
ments are Aztec in character, but / cannot
reconcile this with the evident improbable
" of any Aztec tribe or remnant thereof
having ever been in this section Of North
America All the authorities on the subject
point directly the other way, with perhaps
the exception of one writer. Ii may be just
possible thg. these ornaments were secured
by Indians and handed down as heiriooms.
This, 10 my mind. is the most plausible the
ory. These ornaments. however, are IN
doubtedly Of great antiquity y PittsbuTgh
DipatsA
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s1ssEar ssE HUMBUGOUI

fraud very fce fyou doaot cur busiDess o. our
g0o.is vili send sample free, We have an article
thAte-sry man. woman and child needs and zypreri-
stss Every Aouss keeper and bfy else ril buy
Il; Il paws agents immense prosts and gives immense
satisfaction. We -znt AGENT n each cuuusy
ruaieor feTnxie Mention tins paper and you viii xss
circulars aad fun information FREE Samples e y.
II -eggsssei ASdre<s
n sTIHEz rrs G.. E-ssssA n
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NOTICE.

Essste OF hertz Esiser, dsc' T. late Of Somerset
BorUazh, Somerset Co, Pa
Letters tes-a-entary0 On the above estate having
been xrzuset 20 the undersigned By the proper a1-
th0-i-y notice Is hereby given 70 al persons IL
deuted 70 said estate % MAKE t1Eedtzte pay
ulenr. and those having claims arAlnst II 70 pre-
sert them Only authenticated for settlement o1
Saturday, the 2nth day Of June. A D. iss5. AZ The
resideree Of the Executor. IN Berlin BSroE2h-
JOSIAH POORBAuGH-
zsayfg Executor
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OR streets were filed with people from
the country and surrounding towns sarur-
day.
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Prof A. C. Hoibert Of this place delivered
the Memorial address at Ursina. Saturday
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M c o. scuI. Of Pittsburgh, spent Fri-
day and Saturday in Somerset
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MA Rutser has been commissioned
a. postmaster az Meyersdale-
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Mr.. John Sukem has been appointed
postmaster a. Addison
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Estate os Henry Shouber decd
The undersigned. Ga motion Of Messrs- Ce,roth
Runpei, having been appointed By the Or
phans' Court Of Somsrset, County, Auditor TO
afx;rfhute the faE,.s in the hands Of Alex Bruba-
ker, executor Of Henry Shcnber Iced % and
a.neux those legally entirie thereto hereby giyes
notice that he will meet 20 discharge the duties Of
his appointment At the once Of Messrs- CoIboru
Il Coiborn, in Somerset. Pa. On Tuesday. the 2;d
tay 0t June lssa. n 1890 A. n when and where
ali persons interested can attend n they think
proper L q. CULBORN-
Yurs1 Auditor.
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DRIDGE SALES.
The Commissioners Of Somerset County wiz o.
fer let at public cutlery. the premises. the
r..rznsr Eas- nl.l-la- N.
TUESDAY, JUNE %, 1885.

lowest and best bidder, on
TUESDAY, JUNE %. 1885,
At 20 0'elcck A. N, the abufnents for an irur
bridge over Elk creek. about two h1ntret feet oe-
low the bridge. where the pahlie road fTum Msy-
erssiale - SuEnEit Mills crosses sail streu In
summit Township.
ALSO
Sealed proposals for an iron superstruct9re iur
the above E1s0Ery viii bs received At the Com
ziissi0aers Once until ; o'clock ?. NJ. June =
isS5. The superstructure will be 50 feet long be
tween the Obutme1rs. with a IL foGt roadway.
Plans and Specifications can be seen az he Com
nissioners ONCE
PETER DUMBAULD,
ADAM G. LEPLEI.
JONAS NcCLINTOCk-
Attest Commissioners.
A J. HILESAS.
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An adjourned Court viii be held on Mon
day, June md
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SOLDIERS CAMP FIRE
HEADoR's F. P. CUaxISs PosT,
No. 2io, DEPT OF Pa. G. A. r.
Nav %. ISs5.

HEaIN{k L. T, NL HHINs IIcIf
No. 2lo, DEPT OF Pa. G. A. r.
May -, lssa.
sPEcIAL osDpR yo- !.
A Campfire will be held in the Court
House on Thursday evening. June !. ISs5,
at which time Department Commander Aus
tin Curtin wiH De with Us. A cordial Invi-
taiion Is hereby extended to all Posts in the
county, old soldiers and citizens to meet With
rs on that occasion. Comrades are request
ed TO turn ont in uniform, and a fnh attend
anceis desired Admission free
By order of
F. F. kooSrz. J. NJ. Cook,
Acting Aijutant- Commander
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EXECUToRs' NOTICE

EXECUTORS' NOTICE
Estate Of Francis Martin deed late OF Allegheny
Twp. Somerset County. Pa. decd.
l. tiers tesrameuta-y On the above estate having
been granted 20 the undersigned by the proper
authority. notice Is hereby given 70 all persOns
indebted 20 said es-ate 10 make iEmestiafe pay
menf, and those having claims against the same
VIII present them duly authenticated for
fer settlement without feiz-.
CONRAD MARTIN,
JOHN N. TOPPER,
E-re~rf-orz
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A very noisy colored individual spent Sat
urdav afternoon in the borough lookup.
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sirEsvlLLE. June I, lss5.

ADVERTISED LETTEgs.-The following let
ters, remaining in the poztoffice al Somerset,
Pa, will be sent TO the Dead Letter office if
not called for before June Is. 1855
Bell, Miss NJ; Byzeigler, Mr.. Celors,
Mrs Cal: Fuller, D. ; Glover, I. o. Gocde,
J. II. t2J Kaufman, Levi J. Lindsey.
Mri- n s.. Moser, Benz. Wilson, Peter
Rishebarger, Miss z. G. Snyder, Harry
Thompson, Edward, ~; Tylor. Eliza
White, Grant Walker. J. T.
PosrsLs.
Banks & Nichol Cossel. J. K Diefendie-
fer, Alyin; Folmer. W P (e) Walker.
Albert
FOREIGN
Costongo, Andrea Costonge, Antonio /;
Pellegrao, Gori UlHo, Gennogo.
J. X CoFFRoTH. p NJ
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