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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-12-30
Dec. 26. lSS5

Two mud-bespattercd individuals made
their appearance at the office of the Clerk of
Orphans Court in Greensburg, on Tuesday
last, and asked for marriage license. They
had walked eighteen miles and were almost
covered with mud The Young man was
only eighteen years old and the girl about
sixteen. 1t went to the heart of the good
natured clerk to refuse them, but as no pa
rents or guardians had given consent he
was obliged to do so. and the love-iorn
couple sadly took up their line of march
back toward their homes. Such devotion to
each other deserves better success. We will
wager that they cussed the getters-up of the
license law deep down in their hearts.
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NORMAL AND PREPARATORY ScHooL.-The
first session of this school is now closed
As an experiment it was success, and am
satisfied with the result. There is work to
do, and still take pleasure infdoing it. My
efforts shall now be directed to make il per-
manent The numper of branches taught
was out of proportion to the number of pu
pills, yet there was progress all along the
line. Will Jackson's strong point is geog
raphy finding could not do justice to him
and myself at the same time referred him
to Mr.. Berkey. the able and efficient teacher
of the second grade of the public schools.
with the best results. Will has since been
hearing Rex and Arty on that branch they
make a strong team, and are doing good
work. Rex King is heavy IN Cesar and
Xenophon, and with them and his Geome-
Try he is worked for all he is worth. Arty
stands about par, and will do better still
next term We have some good material
back of these, of whom / may speak some
other time. Among our patrons are Mr..
scull, the veteran editor. and leader of the
Stalwarts and Mr.. Kooser. who with his ex-
celent lady were pupils Of the public schools
when the old house was new and I was the
first principal. The school--oom is the same
enlarged but not improved. which was suf-
fcient tor class drill of fifty, in the palmy
davs of the old Normal. Since then the
town has greatly improved and will soon
want something better; but for the present
it is large enough. The next lis to be three
months term, to commence Monday. The
charge will be Sc each or nothing. according
to the financial status of the applicant.
JOSEPH ]. STurzxAN.
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A mortgage for $l,So0,ooo, given by the
United Line Telegraph Co, to the Farmers
Loan and Trust Co. of New York, was en-
tered in the recorders office on Saturday.
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The Hgonier Valley railroad is being put
in first-elass condition. Some years ago the
narrow gauge was replaced by the oompro-
mise and now the rails are all to be steel.
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7 EeAL NOTICE.

To Elizabeth, intermarried with James Rocg-
ers. OF D.. of Sealp Levet Cambria County, Pa
anu Aifretta, Ellel, Jesse and Katie, children OF
Mary, interDarritt with James Rodgers, now
deceased, OF A tOona, Blair County. Pa
You are hereby notified that In pursuance OF
Writ Of Partition Issued cut ofthe Orphans Court
of Somerset County, Pa. Will hold an inquest
on the heal EstateOf Aiexander Mc3rcxor iced
situate in Shade Twp, Somerset Co, Pa. On
Thursday, the 18th day OF January. 1883, when
ard where You can attend II yeu think proper.
Sherin's Once, ! JOHN WINTERS.
Dec - 1855. Sheriff.
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THE BERLIN
HhEBII add GRANITE WORKS
STILL AHEAD!

The year 1885 has been of the most busy years this
establishment Fory-three Monuments and One Hundred
Sevenywo Headsones is the record for the year We thank
for their liberal patronage and would
all who may be in need of anything line
the Spring Of 1886.
We propoee continue do the best work the lowest
prices We determined eclipse the past the
business and this end have reduced prices the
lowest figure and shall continue do the best work
Do be deceived into believing that dealers few years
experience do work well If you are in need
of work please visit the Berlin Marble Works. else wait
til the Proprietor of his agents calls you and
will be to get the best return for your money
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Miss Darl Brubaker left on the 7.25 train
Monday morning fora visit to Philadelphia,
and other eastern cities.
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Mr.. ], Frank has been appointed post
master at Jenner X Roads, and Mr.. NJ. E.
Zimmerman at Stoystown. The Covers
were offensive partisans and had to go.
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Susan Rodgers decd, late Of Shade
Twp. Somerset Co Pa.
Letters of administrative on the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned BY the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given u all
persous indebted 70 said estate TO make immedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against the
same will present them duly authenticated for
settlement on Monday, the 18th Of December,
Iss5, at my residence in Shade township.
J. H CABLE,
Administrator
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Another petty burglary was committed in
Somerset on Sunday night. Some scoun-
dreIs forced their way into Mr.. Tucker"
Pisels place on the corner OF Union and
Nam Cross streets by cutting out the glass
in the transom over the door leading into
the oyster room. rhe door to the store
room was opened and a number OF arti-
cles taken from the show cases. The party
evidently were hungry, for they ate or car
ried eff all the sandwiches and nearly all
the cakes and pies in the place. 1t took
several gallons Of cider to appease their
Thirst. This is the fourth time fuckers has
been broken into within a month. A
double bsrreled shot gun with heavy
charge of bird shot and man that was will
ling to pull the trigger should be put on
guard.
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4 UDIqOR's NOTICE.

In the Estate Of Abraham Bruoak-r. deed
The undersigf.ed having been duly appointed
Auditor by the Orphans Court OF Soinerset
County. Pa. 10 ascertain Sdrancemenr, ny the
eower TO the widow Ia the above estate, and dis
tribute the real and personal estate q said dec
TO and amCng those legally entitled thereto. VIII
sit at bis offlce In Somerset. Pa, on "Wednesday,
the Sd day Of February, 1ss6 to attend 20 the du-
ties OF the above appointment, when and where all
persons interested may attend
II. L. RAER,
decsl. Auditor.
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Gen. Niles says that the new tax law will
increase the States revenues to S2,e0,ol0,
which is about four times what 1t formerly
amounted TO.
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DIED.

BRUCKMAN.-At the residence of his
son-in-law, DIR. Enfield, of Bedford, on the
10th of December, 1856, DR.. l. G. Bruckman,
in the seth wear of his age
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The Berlin Record has a rumor that the p.
Z. II. will build railroad from Johnstown
to the Salisbury coal field, ria Berlin. We
hope that the rumo- is well founded.
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P. Knable, of Pittsburgh, spent Christmas
day in Somerset.
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Mr.. and Mrs. DR. Daniels and children
leave this week to spend The holidays with
her friends in Berlin. Bedford Gazette.
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There are 10000 men employed by the
Pennsylvania Railroad company.
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Mr.. A Herr, the ladies' man of the Pc
trolia Record, is spending the Holidays with
his many friends in this place.
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The court has issued decree giving each
ward in Johnstown one school director.
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Mr.. Lemon B. Miller, Of near Stoystown.
is reading medicine with DR.. F. T. Overdorf.
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Until last week there had not been a
DIV elling house destroyed by fire in Canons-
burg since 1919
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There were few, very few. cases of drunk
and disorderly on Christmas.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-12-30

Mr.. Ferg G. Parker, Superintendent of
the open-Hearth Steel Works, spent the
Christmas holidays at home.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-12-30

The Pittsburgh Leate. gives its annual
dinner to the newsboys and bootblacks of
Pittsburgh. on Friday. January l. 1886.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-12-30

Ligonier has population of 500 and had
only p deaths during the past three years.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-12-30

The town is full of handsome, stalwart
young schoolmasiers, and pretty school
marms.
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE

Estate of Isaiah Rodgers, decd. late Of Quema-
honing Tovnship Somerset County. Pa
Letters Of administration on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned By the
proper authority, notice is hereby given 20 al
persons indebted u said estate &c make fmmedi-
ate payment, and those having claims against the
same to present them duly authenticated for set
tiemen: on Saturday Jauua-y 80, 1855. at the res
idence Of the Administrator in said township
WN. z. RODGERS.
decl6. Administrator.
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No school this week is what gladdens the
hearts of the little folks
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Several children have died from diphtheria
in Bedford recently.
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Prof. E. o. Excelrs first song on Mon,
day night captured the hearts of the mem
bers of the Institute
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I EGAL NOTICE.

10 Franklin Lohr. John Loar, aicCieiIen Lohr,
Dauiei Lohr, Jane Lohr infermarried with Ir-
win CLARK Christina Lchr. intermarrfet with
Joseph Fash, and Jeremiah Lohr. OF Centras
America.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance q
Writ 0f Partition Issued out oftne Orphans Court
OF Somerset County, Pa, viii hold an Inquest
On the real estate 0f Adsline lnhr, dec d. situate
In Shade Twp. Somerset TO. Pa, on IL urs,iay.
the 9TH iay Of Februarv 1888, when AMI where
yeu can attend j you think proper
SkeEIn's Oftiee, JOHN WINTERS
De, - 1855 Sheriff
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HOOyERsYiLLE ITEMS.
Our merchants have been doing thirty
ing business this last week. Christmas does
the business for them.
Jonas c. Bender, after an absence of 30
years in Wisconsin, has returned TO visit
friends and relatives here. He was 10 years
old when he left these parts.
The camp train moved away from here or
Sunday morning. All Christians heartily
wish soulless corporations would allow
their employees to rest on Sundays.
Christmas was celebrated very quietly
here There was no public celebration, but
great many of the private families had
their Christmas tree, and all went merry as
a wedding bell"
John Reel arrested and brought before
the proper authorities certain mink. and
after swearing out warrant charging said
mink with killing eleven Christmas turkeys
got damages to the amount OF fifty cents
The county to pay the costs
John Custer drove in wild cat and or
dered a surgical operation to be performed
upon its ears Also F. +. Clark trotted an
old owl to the public guillotine and had it
decapitated as the law directs and her head
cremated according to LeMoyne.
LINGO
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Happy New Year.

Our merchants report good holiday
trade
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Judge Simonton, OF the Dauphin cou nty
court, in an elaborate opinion filed last
week at Harrisburg, decided the law passed
at the recent session of the Legislature pro-
hibiting the manufacture and sale of oleo-
margarine, or imitation bntter, constitution
al. The act has caused much controversy,
and the firms in Pittsburgh and Philadel-
phia engaged in the manufacture of oIeo-
margarine employed able legal talent to
Eight it on constitutional grounds.
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The Pittsburgh Conn., -Gdzzetfe has this to
say IN regard TO the Somerset County Rail-
road; Col. Richard Nevin, the Government
Architect in Pittsburgh, has been appointed
Superintendent of the Somerset County rail-
road. The choice was made at "a meeting of
the directors of the company. L. and Max
Schweibentz, of Mauch Chunk, well-known
capitalists and railroad builders, were in the
city yesterday, having been attending the
meeting. The result of the meeting was
a determination 70 prosecute the construe-
ton of the road as rapidly and as early as
possible. Col. Neyin will assume the duties
of his position early in January in con-
nection with his work on the Government
work in this city. The line will be, when
completed, twenty-five miles in length, and
is a narrow-guage road. Ii begins at Drake
town Junction, near Confluence, and wiz
extend to Somerset, twenty-five miles dis
tant. Ten miles of the road nave been COM
pleted, and only twelve remain to finish
The road will be a cutoff to the PittsburE
branch of the Baltimore 4 Ohio from Som
erset. II penetrates a country abounding in
valuable timber, coal, fire-clay and other
resources. One vein Of the fire-clay is seven
teet in thickness, while the coal veins rangs
from three to six feet in thickness. AborE
2oo,0O0 feet of white oak, hemlock, poplar.
chestnut and other lumber are already ship.
ped monthly to Baltimore, and thence to
England.
the extension and thinks it can be complet-
ed at small cost. He is very much pleas
ed with the line and thinks it will be u
valuable feeder both to the Baltimore g.
Ohio and the city of Pif;sburg.
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.XECUTOR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Elisabeth Keiser dee l.. late Of Berii
Borough. Somerset Co., Pa
Letters stes,amentaryo on the above estate haTin
been granted TO the undersigned by the proper Al
dehted 70 said estate 20 make immediate DAY
ment. and those having claims against II % pm
sent them duly authentica.~i for settlement an
allowance on THURSDAY. the 23th iay Of Deeembe
iSSs at the house OF the Executor. in Berlin Boz
ouzh. JOSIAH POORBArGH.
novil. Executor Of T.. keiser dec a.
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INJECTION NOTICE.

T.
The Annual Election OF the Farmer Uni0i
Association and Fire Insurance Company Of SON
erses County, viii be held In Berlin on Tuesd y
the 9TH day Of December lss5. % elect a Presl
dent. Vice President. Secretary and Sir Direct
0rs, 20 serve the coming year
BY Order Of the Boart
nov25-5t D. J. BRUBAKER. Sees.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES The following mar
riage licenses have been granted by Regis
ter and Recorder Shafer:
John Yoder and Emma C. Null, both of
Stonycreek township.
David L. Foust und Maggie J. Sarver,
both of Allegheny township.
William II. Lohr of Shade Twp. and Ella
Miller of Hooversvilic.
John A. wilbert, of Meyersdale and Mar
garet Knost, OF Garrett.
Uriah H. Saylor, of Jefferson Twp. and
Lizzie X. Stahl.
John V Edmiston of Fayette county and
Kate Fike of Addison Twp.
Edward NJ. Ware, OF Philadelphia and
Katie Merwine of Berlin.
Lewis Weaver and Mary Ellen Geisel, of
Paint.
Samuel B. Dugan Of Middlecreek Twp
and Mary O. Deal, of Jefferson,
John Meyers. of Wakefield Kansas and
Labina A Mitchell of Addison
William W. Crise and Clara S. Friedline,
both of Somerset Twp.
? Barnet Allen Cunningham of Charlottes-
vile, Virginia, and Bertha E. Mier, of Som
erset Pa.
John Holtzhour, of lockwood and Sadie
E. Hay, of Milford Twp.
Zach. Fadley and Maggie Smith, both Of
Somerset Twp.
Samuel NJ. Roddy of Jenner Twp, and
Rachel C. Springer ofCambria.
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Superintendent Weller. in order to give
teachers and Others at distance. the same
chance TO secure good seats for the lecture as
be announced that no tickets would be sold
until Christmas morning. AS early as 6:30
Christmas morning parties were on hand to
purchase tickets. and by noon all the best
seats were sold. So great was the rush that
on Monday Prof Weller was compelled TO
add couple of additional rows of seats in
order to accommodate the people.
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TERMS.

Sold by all news agents at FIVE CENTS PEI
COPY. By mail 81 per year. or 81 for six
months. Clubs of ten. sis. and an extra
copy to the getter up of the club. Address
TEE TIMES
TINES BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA
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Mr.. Hugh B. Fitzpatrick was found dead
in bed at the residence of John NJ. Barry,
with whom he resided. in Lancaster city on
Tuesday morning last. He had been suffo-
Gated by illuminating gas. 1t is supposed
that he accidentally turned on the gas after
extinguishing the light. The verdict of the
Coroner's Jury was accidental death. due to
Asphyxia- He was 50 years of age and had
been engaged in railroad contract work all
his life. His last work was on the Negro
Mountain tunnel. miles east Of this place.
in conjunction with Mr.. Ed McGoyern. Mr..
Fiizpstrick made many friends here during
the.time be was at work on the tunnel, who
will sincerely mourn his death.
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The Christmas Ship at the Disciple Church
on the evening of Christmas was decided
success. The exercises consisted of a series Of
appropriate Christmas songs interspersed by
recitafions and alternate readings of appro-
PIRATE prophecies and their fulfllment-
During the singing of an appropriate song a
large curtain was slowly stripped back and
the full-rigged, finely decorated lighted and
heavily laden ship, twenty-one feet long.
seemed to be sailing into port. Every inch
of sitting and standing room in the large
auditorium. the aisles, the gallery and the
vestibule was taken up, and at least as
many more failed TO gain admittance.
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As predicted by our weather prophe
when she resigned her position as telegraph
operator last week Miss Bertha f. Mier was
married in the NJ +. Church at 1880 Thurs
day morning Dec. oath, to Mr.. Cunningham
of Charlottesville, Virginia. A number of
the pat rons of the Western Union Office pre-
sen,ed her with handsome diamond pin
and pair OF gold sleeve buttons. Deserv-
edly popular her many friends rejoice in
her happiness.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate

DY VIRTUE ofan Order of the Orphans Court
ID OF Somerset County, Pe., to us the undersign-
ed directed we will expose to public sale ON the
premises, at O'Clock on
FRIDAY, JANUARY %, 1886.
The following described Real Estate. late the
property OF Daniel Yutzy, of ofGreenyille Township
In said County, decd:
M 4 certain plantation or tract
NO. IL of land situate in said Town
ship, adjoining lands Of Peter D. Miller. J. NJ
Iufzy. BENJAMIN Lowry. and Others containing
$50 acres and l3s perches, about acres ofwhicb
iscleared. on which is erected coed frame house
and barn an orchard Of choice fruit on the prem
ises, and the farm ie In . good slate Of cultiva-
tion.
NJ q A certain tract In said Town
mo- e ship. being the North end Of
said tract No. l, containing AZ acres and 1Is
perches, and lying close to Pocahontas This will
be sold to suit purchasers, entire or in lots
TERMS
One-third In hand, and the balance in three
equal annual payments, to be secured on the
premises by Judgment bond 10 per cent. Of the
hand money to be paid affer the property is
knocked down. Possession given Al pYii I. 1sso
Z. ID. YUTZf,
JOEL NJ YUTZY
dec3o. Administrators Of Dan1 Yutzy, decd.
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,r,r.er arrangement. which went
prrief lls Ne BAlio. and Ohio Railroad on
1sh Branch sIsiRi !. s oloW. 1Sn over 'n'
s5Ifiie. .--,,,rtI ROUND TRAINS.
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A novel Sunday School Floral service was
given by the Methodist Sunday school OF
this place to large and delighted audience
on Sunday evening. The service was pre-
pared by Rev. A. Bash. the pastor. Each
class was represented by two members.
These came forward when the number OF
the class was called by the Superintendent.
one bearing floral emblem and the other a
bouquet of flowers. A large cross, effectual-
ly concealed by spruce boughs that spread
out into fan of green, was erected just IN
front OF the pulpit and projecting above it.
DIR. Brubaker, the Superintendent, stood on
one side of the platform and Rev. Bash on
the other and responded TO the passages re-
cited by the scholars and received each en-
blem aud bouquet, and disposed of them
upon the cross or at its foot. The last en-
blem, a eoronet of white was made to crown
the cross and it stood forth fully revealed
and glorified in flowers. The exercises were
interspersed with number of beautiful
hymns. The children had been very care
fully trained and recited their verses in q
manner rejecting credit alike on themselves
and teachers. The service was something
altogether new for Somerset and brought
out an audience that taxed the capacity oi
the Church. The Sunday School is TO be
congratulated on having discovered such 8
novel and pleasing method of intoxicating
the story of the cross.
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One of the pleasant things of Christmas
day was a family reunion at the residence
of Mr.. w. b. Coffroth on Patriot street.
Covers were laid for 26 at die dinner table
The only member Of the family absent was
one of the sons-in- law, Mr.. Marshall Hous-
ton, who was detained at his home in Phil
adelphia by important business. 1t was a
merry family party and the first time they
had all met together in a number of years.
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NEAT NABxEr.-Main Street.-We have
Just slded a large Refrigerator to our Meat
Aarke in which all meats can be kept cool
and clean. Mutton, Beef, Pork, &c, kept
constantly on hand. Open daily. Parties
'1ying meat can have it kept in the Refrig-
ergf1- rn.u vra,.aE
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40 Pieces PLAID Dress Good at 4c,
Gi1bert's Ga Plain Cloths, an all Col
ors ct 75c.
Gilbert's 6 4 PLAID Cloths at75c.
Tricot's Ga PLAN Cloths, at so Ctsy,
all COlGrS.