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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
TELEGR4PHIC NOTES.

CLOSE OF THE MISSIONARY MEETING.
pns1ty oct ld-The American Board OF Commits
.i,rs fir Foreign Missions closed their session here
to-day.
$4,000 FOR KNOCK-DOWN BLOW. -.
DosToN. oct. l6.-Frcdcrick Il Fuller, the repor'e.
whWwas assaulted by AlLnson W. Beard, chairman -.
t,e Eopubcnn state Committee. Yesterday mas bF01gn
mn, action banning 10000 damages rom MS assdi'h
A PRIEST EMPOWERED To sTOP sTRikE L.
pnnvInrSCr oct. lG.-Ihc Rev. Father McCaOe'
rernrr.l Of the Dlocrse Of Providence, last night re-
crvc letter from the knights of Labor deiegating
To hiu uowo. 20 order all the strikers employed at 'he
N,livl, Rubber Works to return 10 work at 0ncc.
INHERITING A QUARIER OF a MILLION.
CHICAGO, Oct 10. -Ihomrs Atkinson, burner III y y
brckysrl has fallen he. TO Onehaii tho estate Oh
Ioshun Boycrs his uncle who died nt ilOunsed, helf
Leeds thirty ty-cne years ago The property 10 woreh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
FRAGMENTS OF CABLE NEWS.

IrcuonS Oct lG-The gendarmcs barracks III thls
city was badly wrecked to-day by an explosion causeo
Inv nn Internal machine. No one was hnrt
CALCUTTA. Oct. 1G.-The difference In the prices OK OK
rhnt t Enplish and home markets created by the low
cc OF silver and the fall In exchanges affords tbe
alan farmers profit OF 2l3 cent for lots expor'eo
over tlo cash price OF lots for hOme consumption
PARIS oct l6.-Le Mdtn to-day says that Portugai
has seized two French stations the CUR OF uuus
ana urges NJ de Freycnct, tho Minister FOR fore'NH "
fairs 20 act energetically in the matter
CuRIsTtASA Oct. 16.-The Thngvala Line s,eatin srt IN
Island bound for Now York, went ashore III ilis PV
"A fog
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rAEEY FRou PRIsoY TO TESTIFY.

In n case tried ut MorristOwn, y. j., ycster-
day, the complainant being Daniel DoId ana inc ue-
fondaut Daniel NJ Lyon, both OF Newark verdict ror
81. lO5 was given. This WAS the amount OF cHech
made by Lyon In 1879 and given by Oscar Baldwin, inc
dcfuultug cashier OF the Mechanics National Bank OF
Newark to Mr.. Dodd. who was surety on his DOhu 10
Indemnify Dotd Tor his loss ON tho bond wheh to Dnh
foilcd Tc trial OF the case lasted several days and
oscar Baldwin was U witness being brought IRON tAo
Trenton State Prison Tuesday, "Wednesday ana AhuS
day and taken back each night
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ARAcEHoRSE cH0KED 70 DEATH

BOsroN, Oct. l6 (SpcciGD.-At Mystic Park
this afternoon In the first heat OF tie hrL race, FREQ
for all, \. G. Dewey driven by A. u Abbott. The
for PAGERS and Dcwey's driver pu.lel him IN
too tight When nearing the judges stani,n good sec
OBd he Suddenly staggered aud fc 20 the GROUND
stranged to dstA Tho shoek threw Abbott eut VI Ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
,vc,nrSrs IN THE DOMINION.

RR,MrroN ont, Oct. l6-The accounts Of Alexander
.rmour Town Treasurer who recently died, are found
~ have been systematically falshed and forged paper
~ he amount OF So 900 has alrea ly been discovered
Topo>ro oct. l6.-Mr. Thompson, the newly ap-
roip,cd Minister OF Justice, to-day returned fcr
Autlgonlsh
HALIFAX, Oct l6-Captain Hawes and crew OF the
schooner Ella VI. Vickerson, which was wrecked on
scnttere Island on October while on passage from
Yorr,outh 70 sydney, C. b.. have arrived here. Tho
wrrrk due to a heavy fOS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
DIssENSIONs IN THE LIBERAL PARTY.

LONDON, Oct. 16.-H. c. Childers, speaking
at Ferry Bridge this evening said
that there must be differences OF opinion the Liberal
party various matters. This statement Is OF special
interest, it is regarded indicating that tie leaders
have found IL impossible any longer igHore the fact
that dissensO IN the party, and the
lesser evil, have resolved to take hOld Of the matter
boldly.
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uoocrJy, .IrWgILEgS saoP.

CmcAGo. Oct. lG CSpsciHD.-PcdestrianS III
Dcarborn-st. were surprised this afternoon 10 100
horse hitchcd To an EXPIRES wagon suddenly il'h rom
the east side of the street into ewelry store at No l3-
Dearborn-s Tao animals mead struck the plate Hss
window and broke 1t into u thousand pieces me norso
cnt through the opening AID paved gm0Rs lhc r! ~
displayed there lie finally eamc " hls senses anu WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17

LONDON, Oct. 16. The Marquis of Ripon,
exGoyernor-G General OF India, delivered adj
dress this evening, in the course OF which
he said that II with Burmah
was the best to dcpose King Thebaw. who was a
"cantukcr devil. he WAS opposed 10 annexiag Bur-
NAH India such course would tghten the other
Indian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17

MEXICAN POLITICAL PRISONERS RELEASED
MEXICO Oct. 16, via GalveStOn.-1he Presi-
dent has granted full pardon to all political prisoners
excent Editor Chwarr. of the Monitor Repu0fiedno'
and Editor Carrillo Of the CoTeo a. LnneS ano pr,
n, s rioned include number of newspaper editors
nj sfI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1885-10-17
,SsJGyyryT or DRY GOODS MERCHANT,

NEw-ORLEANs, La. Oct. 16.-Danzigcr
Brotners dry goods have made assignment for the
benefit OF creditors The assets are Sl3OOOo and the
,iiittcs SOP 600 The store remains open under the
SUPERVISION OF an agent OF the creditors
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
MARRIED.

H0FFMAN-K00NTZ.-0n January 25
1855. by James VI. Cover. Esq. at his resi-.
dence Mr.. Joseph Hoffman, of Huntingdon
Pa. and Miss Elizabeth koontz, of Somer.
Set, Co. Pa
EcKLES - DEHAvEN. November 2
1884, by Rev. W. L. McGrew. Howard )
EckIes and Henrietta DeHayen. both of Ad
olson.
ZIMMERMAN - COUGHENOUR.-D
23d, 1884, by Rev. W. l.. McGrew, William
Zimmerman and Emma Coughenour, both
of Ursins.
TURFEY-MILLER- january is. 1885
BY Rev. w. L. McGrew, at the NJ Z. Par
sonage in Addison, Marshall Turney and
Hanna Miller.
MO0N-KURTZ.-January %. 1855, by
Rev. K. Brown, Mr.. John Z Moon and
Miss Fannie Kurtz, both of Confluence. Pa.
MACST-WILKINS -On January 25th,
1855. by VIM. Shaw, Esq. at his office. Mr.
George L. Maust and Miss Minnie Wilkins,
both of Crsina, Pa.
BARNETT-MILLFR.-A At the Lutheran
parsonage. Stoystown, Pa, Feb. lst, 1855
by Rev. A. K. FELTON,. Mr. George Barnett
of Jenner Y Roads, and Miss Emma C. Mil
Ter. of Ssoystown, Pa.
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DIED.

MOSGRAVE.-In Stonycreek township
Somerset county. Pa. January l6, 1885
aged u years, months and days.
YOUNKIN.-On January 25fh, nea
Kingwood Frederick F. Younkin. aged s;
yeary. months and % days.
SNYDER.-At the residence Of her son
NJ. John Snyder. in stoystown. Pa, Janu
arv 30. 1885, Mrs. Elizabeth Snyder, aged 8;
years, 10 months and 26 Jays.
Mrs. Snyder was for 20 years consistent
earnest member of the Lutheran Church
On Sabbath her funeral sermon was preach.
ed in the Lutheran Church in Somerset
with her corpse before the altar. when our
attention was called to the fact that the
church stands on the site of the house in
which she was reared and married. She
was the mother of i3 children, deceased
She had 66 grand children and 35 great
grand children.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
ID EGIsTERs NOTICE..

Nvlice Il hsrsby sivsn 70 I'll par1sss esneasnet
as / gatsca credi0fa or ethaRuiDo, thai ~ ~
loving aocsuats hsvo paeDe4 SU1sssg, ed thsl
shs ,amc ~ da,t as : = S.s and
rset February - lsue: ~
coNFIa NATION DAY FGB. 20rh.
l. First and final account Of Harris Spydsr
Tf. see To- the sale OF toe real estate Of Joseph
Snyder. deed.
Morgan, .ecuiors Of PheDe Marshali oec'd
B. second ace unit Of J. NJ and p. ]. Cover, Ad
mirisrators OF s J. over. deed.
Frstsnsi fnai accaunt OF l. A. kFetchman,
Trustee for the sale Of the real estate Of Jacot
Guaxy, Iced
5. Firss and ANAL account Of Daniel doGman
Gu ,rdian OF Edward Bortsf.
First and anal account OF Emanuel Cover, Jr,
Guar,iian Of franklin Bsrkey.
:. The accvant VI Irwin W. sullivan Trustee fol
the sale OF the realcstateof Philip Sullivan. deed
s. account Of Henry :. Schsii, Guardian Of
Isaiah uiller.
. Tns account Of David Cassbeer, Administra-
tor and Trustee OF sarah baker cd
10. First and nnal account Of Perry Walker.
Administrator of Augustus Medsry, deed.
IL. The acs,unt OF Crth Zufsll Administrator
and Trus ee of Simon ZufzlI, decd.
L. The account OF q. II. Bsrkey. Guardian Of
10. First au.. nnaI account Of Samuel E. Ber-
key Administrator OF Elijah Berkey, decd.
a First and finAl aes't oi David Rumel Execu-
tor oil John Grady.
Josepn q. Coleman, deceased.
i6 Third account Of =. q. Liveng0od, Admins
trafor Of Joseph Meyers, deceased.
Ia First account Of Daniel ]. frubaker and
Is First and nual acc Unit Q. L vi Grifith, Ad-
miuissrster OF Edward r. Griffith, decd
Feb. g. lsss. Register
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

| The two literary societies are still in .
f1ourizhing condition Question for debate
1t 6sndy Hollow nexs Friday evening is
Resolred, That war is detrimental to Ma
tions greatness. All are invited to attend.
Mr. J. G. Gariill- of Berlin, bought the
Edward Mun,aw farm for $4,000 Peter J.
Meyers will do the farming for Mr.. Gzrdill.
Peter understands his part of the business,
and no doubt will make farming success.
The "Dunkards- are holding seri. Of
meetings at the Pike church. So far ten
have made the good confession from the
preaching of Elder Mohler froul Miff1in
county ReviyaIs. think. are in order ev-
cry where and at sii times but dnn't know
Of place where revivalist could spread
himself more successfully than be can at
this church.
The parents who have sons and daughters
to educate are highly elated since they know
that Prof Berkey will remain and take
charge of the Berlin normal few years
longer The Professor cnn depend on Sandy
Hollow 10 furnish a good number of pupils
for his spring school.
Colonel Copeland will lecture in Berlin on
Tuesday evening. February 10th. The sub
ject believe is, What shall we be-" This
is a new departure for Berlin to have lee
turer come in her midst. but then she is
looming up and getting in line with her
sister towns Of Somerset and Meyersdaie.
Colonel Copeland is highly recommended by
some and rice rersd by Others rs a lecturer.
We may be able to judge better after We
have heard the lecture.
The Republicans of Brotherevalley, with
few exceptions are highly gratified over the
reelection Of J. ID. Cameron for the Z. s.
Senate. A few. here as elsewhere thought
J. d. Cameron was dead politically for ever.
but now they can see their great mistake,
and it is hoped thai they will cease forever
statesmen as Cameron OF Beaver, and host
of others. Remember the old saying
Truth crushed to earth will rise agai-s,"
that always has been and always will be
true, and it will repeat itself two years hence
when the next Governor will be elected.
The republicans Of Brothesvaliey will
hold q primary election on Saturday. Feb.
ruary l4th for the purpose OF nominating
candidates for the various Township offices.
to be voted fur On the following Tuesday
Turn out repubicans because nomination
means an election and don't you forget 1t
Now & Then
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
A prLIC.rloHs Ees r.vEsN AMI

PPLICATIONs TOR TAVERN Ann
| n REs sAuxANr L1CENsES The fol
lowing Dauns hersOns have filed in my f1ce
the pc ilions for Tavern or hestaurant Licenses
! together witn tie certinratee sfhd2vfts. bonds
etc AID notice Is hereby given that the Same viii
! allowance On Monday evening. February - 1883
when aud where all persons interested can attend
IL they see proper
Edward Nicklo. Petersburg. Addison TIP.
Aug. Koehier, DAvidsvi le Conemaugh Up.
Freak. burr. Po-ahonsas 6reenville Up.
v Iiliam sheer, Meyersda!e Borough.
Robert GuiLrie,
Walter J. jones',
Eliza Baer, :. I"
sanl A; hsinss. Rockw0Od, Milford Tp-
~: FoIlsI. Ne. Baltimore Borough.
Jacob ). ficAing, "a
W. J. Higinfst ham. I"
A. A. Nil er, ursina Borough.
J. s. Lyons
A Jenkias, =. +"
J. ]. Kennel, Wellersburx Borough
Wm. NJ. Watson, petersburg, addison Twp.
Joseph Stall Shanksville, 5 onycreek Twp.
George H. Dehaven- Glencoe
samuel Custer. stoyestown Borossh.
John H. Hits, {" I"
Thos Williams. w. Salisbury, Elklick Tp.
Anthony Seixar New Baltimore Borough.
John A Clark, hooversviie.
Samuel Ferrel, Berlin Borough.
RESTAURANT.
John -taeer. Meyersdale Borough.
Frrd'k Hady, :. -
G l.. NJ iiler. - :"
Prory's Ofice, N. b. CRITCHFIEI.D,
Jan. q, 1855. CLERK Q. 5.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

Monday morning our enterprising news
dealer. Mr.. Charles II. Fisher, took posses-
sion Of his handsome new quarters directly
across the street from his old stand where
for the past number of years he has conduct
ed most successful business and which be
was compelled TO forsake BY steadily in
creasing trade and procure larger and more
cosmmodious rooms. His new quarters are
neatly lifted up, well lighted and admirably
arranged for the purpose for which they are
intended. The shelves are filled with choice
books and stationery Of every kind and de-
scrirtinn. and there is nori.ing kept in .
fir, class book and 5, stationery store ,hat can
not be fand here All the leading ncwspa-
ps> ard periodicals sre daily received and
are furnished 10 Regular suh>criber> by car
riers. There is no .ther town in the State
that can boast IF more complete store II
the kind than this. and we hope TO zee the
push and enterprise exhibited by Mr.. Fish,
sr sbundsntly rewarded BY . booming trsds
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

1t is now settled that Greensburg will have
fair next fall. Arrangements have been
made By the Westmureland County Agri-
cultural Society to hold a fair on the old fair
grounds. Every thing is favorable to a sue
cessful carrying out Of the arrangements
made
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
COURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS. the Honorable WILLIAM J. BAER
Pre-iient Judge OF the several Courts Of Common
Pleas of the several counties compoting th, eth
Judicial district. aDd Justice Of, he FOUR ofOyer
an Terminer and General Jsil Delivery for tho
trial Of all capital and OF her oen In he sal5
District and W. COLLINS and SAMUEL SNYnxE
tsquirrs. Judges OF The Courts Of Common PbsAs
anu Jus ices Of III Courts at Oyer and TeFnjner
and General Jail Delivery FIR the trial of an ph
tai and e'her offenders In the c'unty Of Somerset,
have issu.d tn ir prec~pts and 20 me aipecsei for
h"iting Court Of Common Pleas sdd General
Quarter Sessions Of the P.ase and Gen. raj Jail
Delivery. and Courts of Oyer And Termirer, at
Somerset, on
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

The Auditors of Chester county refuse to
serve for 81 so per day, the compensation
fixed by law. A petition has been forward
ed to the Legislature asking for an increase
of compensation. and meanwhile the Official
accounts remain without audit
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
ExECUToRs' NOTICE.

Ettzts Of Albert Recke, late Of Semsxsef Bor
Somersst Ctupfy. Pa deed.
letter. teseaOeatsTy 0n the nhs~s e ate hsvfnn
sutbnrity. nosiss b hsssb. efvss u IN persons
inde0tet n SD - - ~ Dsks lnmoalnso pay.
0est, aDd thuss hssing clstos agnlDn she IN
viii pPooe1f 'ths0 duly o1fhpu tonSed ~
srstIsneut = 0asuFday, Januav a ~ n ~
IL Puoa,
dee& ERssucuR.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

William Zimmerman, ESQ.,, died at his
residence in Meyersdale on Sunday evening
last He was the second son of the late
Judge Michael Zimmerman and was about
63 years of age For many years he resided
in Jenner township, where he was much
esteemed for his social and moral worth,
and great personal integrity. A good citi-
zen, warm friend and kindly neighbor.
His death will bring sadness to the hearts
of many who knew and valued him. His
body will be inferred at Mt Tabor Church,
Jenner township on this Wednesday morn
ing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

Essats ef Jacob Snyder late Of Stonyereek Twp,
Somerset County, Pa
LekteTo Of AdmtuistYation ou the above estate
hav1ng bses grxntsi TO the m ,esuixnei b. the
poyp suthaFify. notice u hereby given 70 m
psrsuoe indehsesI 10 satt etate to make fDmedt
nne % present them duiy ssthenftcafea 6or ~.
tlsDent - nnfusxiay, rsbsurny ~. "A u IL
hao Brs6ieneo u ne dsreassd, u Stoysrssk
CYRUS RAYMAN,
j1n7. Adniniogrntng.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

Monday was ''Ground- Hog-Da and il
his hogship didn't see his shallow it was be-
cause he didn't come out of his hole, as the
sun shone bright and clear ali day. Ac-
cOriing to the old adage we can now look
for six weeks of cold and stormy weather.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

We see the name of Hon. A. J. Colborn
favorably mentioned by a number of oul
exchanges for The nomination for State
Treasurer
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

Last Saturday Mr. James Psnon sold hiz
home farm, lying Immediately vest Of the
borough, and containing one hundred and
five acres, to Mr. George H Tsyman. ofths
Somerset House. The consideration vss
ten thousand dollars cash. Mr. Thyman d
TO have possession Of the farm on tie 1t
day of April 1855. and Mr. Parscn Is to n
tain possession Of fhe dwelling hours until
the lst day of April, 1886 Quite a number
Of parties during the past few yean have
made unsuccessful attempts to secure this
property for the purpse Of erecting large
summer hotel upon il. as it il must admira-
bly, located and adopted for this purpose.
We understand that Mr. Taymsn coutem-
plates putting up . large building upon it
the cunning summer to be used as q summer
hotel and to be run in conjunction with
the Somerset House.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

The handsome new sleigh turned oct by
admiration of all beholders. It is an i'm
meuse concern and is very neat and COM
Portable.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

A correspondent from Lower Turkeyfoot
writes US that Saturday last as young boy
named Samuel Beechy, a grand son of Mel
Chi Harfzell, who is famous hunter. was
engaged in cutting a road through the woods
huge wildcat dashed across the road in
front of him. The young man Immediately
started in pursuit aud in short time the
cat ran up large tree. The boy cut the
tree down when a regular monkey and par
rot time ensued. After having his clothes
and portions of his skin and flesh torn from
him the boy succeeded in killing the ami
NAL which measured five feet from the nose
to the tip of the tail. A pretty brave act for
thirteen year old boy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

Messrs. f. E Wolf Il Co, proprietors OF
the Somerset Chemical Works. have rebuilt
the buildings destroyed by the recent dyna-
mite explosion and resumed operations
Monday morning. The works are now un-
der the control of an efficient and expert
enced foreman and the buildings have been
so constructed as to avoid, as much as pos
sible the danger of accidents like the one
which recently occurred.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

We this week lay before our readers, foi
their careful perisal. the annual official
statement of the receipts and expenditure
of the cousty tor the past year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

Steward Launtz informs Us that i,9l7
tramps, who were given on an average of
two meals each. were fed at the county
home during the month of January.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

Her Majesty the ground hog has made her
appearance and mapped out the condition
Of the weather for the next six weeks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

Our principal thoioughfares were crowd
ed with sleds and siei.hs from the country
Saturday.
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IceYeth 10 him right.

-
The following is from Pittsburgh ex-
change of Friday last. Raj 'ad men here
seem TO have no doubt in their minds that
I the South Penns, lyania Will be built within
the prescribed time Il is generally beliey-
ed that there have been changes in the man.
agement Of affairs of the company. IL is
now stated that the company will build
their tunnels single width. The money saw
ed by this contraction viii enable them to
rush the road through. 1t has also been de-
cided to suspend work on the grading OUT
side of the tunnels. as they can commence
on il a year hence and get through in time
for the completion of the tunnels. The
story that the Pennsylvania Railr' ad had
purchased Vanderbili's interest is superced-
ed by another. that the Baltimore and Ohio
will be more closely allied with the South
Pennsylvania than any other outside COM
pany. The rumor goes so far as to say that
the Baltimore and Ohio Company quietly
takes all the stock offered at pretty stiff
price"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04
DUBLIC NOTICE.

The followna scrouBt hs been nled in my once
and npttpe 10 hrrv BY given hat the same viii BE-
presented to the Curt for confirmation on Tkuis-
dDy Rehruary - 1855.
vn r Hobhtssli, Assignee Of George J. Blaek
a1d vile
N. D. CRITCHYIELD,
SomeSSet Pa, feb'y 2 1854. Prothouotaxy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

NOTICE Is hereby given 20 all the Iusr iees OFT se
Peace the Ceruner ami C.nstables vithin the
sail tuniy OF Somerset. thai they he ,h~n and
here IN h~ir proper pers with their rolls REQ
osd-. inqH isifinns exa NINA inns and Of her rencm
FRANCES. TO DO ih.se hinps which their Offices
and In hat behalf appertan to 10 done /; and also
hey who will prosecute sgainsi the prisoners that
are or shall he In the jail OF Somerset county be
then and there TO prosecute sgainst them As shall
be Just.
JOHN WINTERS,
SHREIFvs OTyICK, Sherin-
JSl. IS lbs5.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

I'VE notice the printing bill of the Conf
MERcIAL is set down at sl59 75 as charged
for county printing. This is an error. being
thirty dollars too great Our bill was
SI29 10. The Auditors admit the rate per
inch was uniformly lower than any other
paper in the c1unty Il is small affair AT
The best, but the exact truth suits little
thing as well as big ones = Commercial.
So il do. brother Smith. so it do; bot the
Commercial never tells the truth even in
little things if an unrruth will best answer
its purpose, as witness the above. Your bill
was sl57 25. as published. and your bills
and receipts are ON file in the Commits
sioners Office for that amount. True lit Is
only small affair" but let US have the ex.
act truth even in little things"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

Dinetess Elected for the Ensuing Year, viz:
Samuel Barclay. James Parson. BENZ. Kline
VIM Baser. Andrew oy, Conrad Miller JOSH b
Ankeny. q. J Miller, and John Hicks Of Soner.
~ Co9nty, Pa
County. Ps
Samuel Matthews OF Fayette County, Pa.
". A. Kalp, Of Wesinorsknd COUNTY, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-02-04

The old CoEmaeTc,al- Gazette still holds its
place in the front rank of Pennsylvania
newspapers Its daily edition has circula-
ton of y 0J0 aud It's weekly IF 81 60 c,pies.
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