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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-08-05


South PEySsYLyASrA.-Eyery is in
perplexity and doabt along the line of the
South Pennsylvania. and no man holding q
contract TO do certain work knows from one
day to another when he will be ordered to
stop work indefinitely. At the Office in Har-
risburg, inquiries on sill subjects relating to
operations on the road are answered with
the msnosyllables, we don't know" And
the truth is. nobody does know anything
about it. The situation Is an enigma. and
all movements on the part of those " ho con-
troll this situation, q juggle in the further
ance of which some one is TO be cheated and
interests of individuals and communities in
the way of these plans will be ignored or ru-
ined, as the case may demand.
The effect of this now contemplated
change in the control of the South Pennsyl-
yania railroad, and its anticipated ruinous
effects on regions beyond this city. will also
be disastrous in many ways on the local in
terests of Harrisburg. In the first place it
is damper on the entire section ofthe city.
where considerable real estate has changed
hands at advanced prices. It has disap-
pointed people who made considerable in
vestments to meet whst it was reasonable to
suppose would be demand for certain con-
venienees in domicile and places OF business
1t has jeopardized invested capital in ways
which will destroy much useful enterprise,
and it has weakened conidenee in sources
Of employment. These things cannot occur
in community. without involving in their
train many other evils. Harrisburg d.
serves better Observation-Disclosures Bsdeye,s-
dent
A cabIegram from London says that
Andrew Carnegie, Of Pittsburgh. who sub
scribed for 81 .000, ,00o Of stock in the South
Pennsyivanis Railroad. and Fzsnklin B.
Goven. Who holds $leo.oee stock in the
nme company are oppossd 10 sbandoninel
the enterprise. snd tkink shst ths terms q
sale proposed hy yandzhils ne eninenfly
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-08-05

BASE BALL-The second of the series OF
games of base ball was played between the
Lone Stars of Meyersdale, and the
I" Glades Of Somerset, on the beautiful
grounds Of the former named club, last Fri
day afternoon. Excursion tickets were sold
on the & C Railroad and some sixty
friends of the Somerset team accompanied
them from this place. The game was wit
messed by from three to four hundred peo-
pie. a great number of whom were ladies,
all greatly interested in the game and all OF
whom applauded vigorously as each success
sive good play was made BY their respective
favorites. The game was exciting through
out. the most exciting, in fact, that we ever
witnessed. Both teams played very well.
The Mcyersdale team was strong at the
bat, bat the superior fielding of the Som
erseters made them easy winners. The
" Lone Stars went first to the bat and
scored four runs, followed by two runs by
the " "Glades.'' Then came three white
washes for Meyersdale, and four for Somer-
set. The F" Gladesr scored six runs in the
sixth. the same number in the seventh and
three in the eighth inning. while the Lone
Stars got three runs in the fifth, were
whitewashed in the sixth and seventh, and
made five scores in the eighth and five In
the ninth inning. the last run making the
score tie, with the a. Giades ' entitled to
one more inning at the bat They had NO
difficulty in making the one score needed to
give them the victory, when the game was
called by the umpire, with the Glado ;
having oily one man out. The GIa1B y
and their friends left for home shortly xffer
the close of the game, arriving here Ut aboul
eight O'Clock in the evening. An immense
crowd of friends had congregased at the
station. As the train came rolling in they
greeted the victos with three times three
and tiger.
The following is the score of the game in
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Rev. Charles NJ. Stock, of Bedford, rela-
tive Of the AlcConaughy family Of this place
is Chaplain II the Fifth Regiment, n. G. r,
and the champion rifle shooter CT the bri-
gade. II wasn't for Chaplain McGrew. OF
Somerset, who looks after the spiritual wei.
fare of the Tenth Regiment, and is rival OF
the celebrated DIR. Carver, Rev. Stock might
claim the title of the " best shot - in the Ma
tional Guard -JosAst0lrn TTibaae.
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A DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

EStafe Of David Schroek, deed. late Of Upper
Turkeyfoot Twp Somerset Co, Pa
Letters Of sduinislrAsfon on the above estate
hayinx been granted % the undersigned BY tho
proper authority, notes 10 hereby given to all
persons i.fsbted to aid estate 70 make imnedi-
same vii present them duly suthensicased for
settlement On saturday. the 18th Of August lsss,
q the stsre- -hosse Of Jacob kregzr. In xingvood,
Somerset Co. Pa.
q H. KRE9AR.
iuly. Atmintsfrzfaf
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A petition was presented to Court Tues
day morning. signed by l52 qualified cleo
tors of Milford township asking for the
dividing of the township and the erection of
a new township. In due time the matter
will be submitted TO a vote Of the people OF
Milford.
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County Commissioner Lepley, who by the
way owns one Of the model farms of the
county, droppedin TO see rs Monday even-
ing. He reports the hay and wheat in his
section as being pretty generally harvested.
and while the wheat crop is below the aver
age and the hay not mnch more than half a
crop. Mr. Lepley garnered 52s dozen wheat
FROM ls acres and his hay yield. for the same
acreage OF last year was only eight loads less.
Commissioner Lepley evidently understands
how to make farming pay.
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Arrangements are being made for series
of games between the Railroad nine of SOM
erset and the odd nine of Meyersdale. the
first game of which viii likely be played at
Meyersdale Tuesday or Wednesday of next
week. The Railroaders are crack team for
a country town and will do some lively
playing.
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A BOVINE FREAK.-Dame Nature, with all
her proverbial skill and wisdom. gets oifthe
track occasionally and either adds to or sub
tracts some portion of her manufactured ar
ticle. One of the strangest freaks ofthe kind
on exhibition is living COW. having two
distinct and separate heads. fully developed
in every particular, with two sets of horns
two pairs Of eyes. two pairs of ears and two
mouths The animal is otherwise in nor
NAL condition, healthy and sound. Mr.. W.
". Cole has secured her IS an added attrac-
ton 10 his colossal shows for this season.
and visitors will have an opportunity to see
one Il Natures most singular mistakes.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1885-08-05

A cannon has been cast at the Somerset
Mechanical Works weighing eight hundred
pounds and with two inch bore. 1t is to
be used Saturday on the occasion Of the
Grant memorial services and was east spec
ialiy for this purpose
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The repor; of the Poor House Inyesiigat-
ing Committee was presented 10 the Court
BY Val. Hay. Esq, this morning. Up the
time Of our going to press the Court has not
Vet acted upon it, We expect to lay it be-
fore our readers in our next issue.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

10 israel Baer. Daniel 8 Basr. and Peter
Baer Of Beaver City. Funas County, Neb-
You are hereby n0tifei thai in pursuance Of \
WIT af partition Issued out Ofthe Orphans Court
of Somerset County. Pa. vii hold an inqaeston
the rial estate ef Solomon J. Baer. dec'd-- on
Tue<day the 18th day Of August 1855. where
you can attend II yeu think proper Nox- and
are situate In Somerset TYP, Somerset Co.. Pa
No Is situate in JeuDer Twp. Somerset Coun-
'sherins ones, JOHN WINTERS.
July !. lssS- Sneri1
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TERMS OF SALE
! DMINIsTRAToRs NOTICE.

Estate Of Valentine J. MiIlsr, deed, late Of Que
mahsniny TYP Somerset County, Pa
having been granted 10 the underssgned BY the
proper authority, notice Is hereby given 20 all
persons indebts1 to said estate TO make immedi-
same . pgessnt tban d1ly s111nu11eas1d for -
tiemeut = Sztnrtsg, ~ III do 6AuEust, lSss,
1t the lAfs restdsuce of dssaBanl
ISAAC MILLER. 3
SIMON p. KILLER
Jufz4 Administrators.
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A DMINISTRAToR's NOTICE.

Ex,ate of Josiah Mowery deed, late Of Somerset
Twp, Somerset County, Pa
Letters Of administration % the above estate
having been granted to the undsrsixned by the
proper authority, notice 10 hereby given 70 All
persons indebted 70 said estate to make immedi-
ATE payment and those having claims against the
same 70 present them duly anfhenticated for .es-
tIemsut On before Thursday the llth day OF
September 1sss At the late residence of deceased.
SAMUEL SNYDER
w.. 8. M0wERY,
Augl- Administrators
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>REsoIrrross oE Respect.

The following was adopted by r. P. Cum
minis Post No. 2i0, at special meeting held
on Friday evening, July 3lst.
WHEREAS, The obsequies of Gen. U. S.
Grant have been arranged for Saturday, the
sth day of August, and
WHEREAS, The whole people will bow in
grief at the tomb Of the first soldier of the
Republic, and
WHEREas, The stir of business and the
sounds of reyelry would lily comport with
the deep solemnity ofthe sad occasion ofthe
day. therefore be 1t
Resoired. That We hereby respectfully re-
quest that sli places of business be closed,
and that landlords close their bars during
the time of memorial services in the Court
House from the hours of TO 3 o'clock P. NJ.
of said day.
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The street sprinkler is doing good work
keeping down the dust on our streets.

The citizens of Somerset Borough. rs a
mark of respect 10 the memory of General
U. s. Grant and in compliance with the re
quest of the Governor of the State. are re-
quested to close their places Of business on
Saturday. august sth-
w. II. WHITLEY,
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By an agreement among the merchants of
Somerset, all places of business viii be clos
ed between the hours of II m. and p. m.
on Saturday August S, during the Grant
Memorial services.
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J. Cal. Lowry, Esq, of Salisbury, was ad-
mitted to the Somerset bar Tuesday morn
ing on certificate from the Court Of Alley
gheny county, Maryland, where he had
been admitted some time since.
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"Blest be the tie that
Our hearts In Christian 4bve,
The fellowship Of kindred minds
l. ifts "a that ahnve

At one time he said. MY life has been a
short one. but most happy life. Isaac.
will tell father and mother when get there
that you are on the way" At another time
be said Il feel as if am dying, but | am
not afraid of death. If this be death, all is
well. all is we'll am leaning on Jesus
shall soon drink of the water Of life so clear
and bright
On Tuesday, july I4th. his remains were
taken to the burial lot of his Faiher-in-iaw,
on Fairview circuit. Funeral services were
conducted in the presence of a large congre-
CATION BY the writer. assisted by Revs. ID. S.
Polling, G. w Risinger. L. Ross. S. Milliron,
W. NJ Covert, J w Domer, W. F. Shannon,
and F. d. Eilebergpr May the grace of God
sustain sister Smith. and the little son De
raised up to fill his fathers place, and may
we ali meet in The sweet by-and-by.
d. X. LAyAN
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We hope to see all our business men CON-
ply with the request Of the 6. A. r. Post.
and close their places Of business Saturday
during the time set apart for the Funeral ser
vices of General Grant.
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How IT LOOKS AT HoxE.-On Thursday of
last week the division engineers on theSouth
Pennsylvania received orders to reduce the
force Of workinrmen one hs,f This, how
ever. . not significant The engineers a.
sert that the work can be completed at the
time fixed upon-January I. lss7-with the
reduced force On Tuesasy Mr. Benedict,
who has the contract f1r delivesing ties on
this division. received orders to make no
more ties for the present bat 70 deliver
those already made On wednesday Mr.. E.
H. Barnes telegraphed his father, Oliver ".
Barnes. ESQ., consulting engineer Of the
South Pennsylvania Company, asking If be
should continue TO deliver powder to the
contractors. The telegram in reply directed
HIM 10 do 20 and closed by spying thsE vork
would mot be stopped for the psssent~-
Bedford 6ase<z<
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Mr.. Levi Ringler has just completed the
co instruction Of one of the largest and hand
soonest barns in the county, on his beautiful
farm in Stonycreek township.
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All the members Of the Lawrence county
bar nave entered into an agreement 10 keep
their Offices closed from August lst to Au-
gust 18th, and transact no business what
ever. Should the movement prove satisfac-
tory it is the intention to keep up the GUS
tom annually and possibly extending the
period of idieness to six weeks. This is in
pursuance of custom adopted by the Bea-
yer county bar. Three years ago the law
yes Of the latter county closed their Offices
for two weeks, last gear they shut them up
for four and this year business viii be sus-
pended FOR six, showing that the movement
is gaming in popularity each year
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Work on the South Penn still goes on bdt
how long il will continneto 60 on Is Huch
vexed problem.
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Col. Edward Schall, of Norristown, and
his sister Miss Annie are visiting in Somer-
set. They are the guests of II. L. Baer, Esq.
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SPECIAL ORDER NO. 4.
HEAEQ'Rs Z. P. CuMMISs Posi-, No 2l0,
DFPir oF pExS'a O. A r

HEAEo'Rs r. P. CuMMIYs Posi-, No 2l0,
DEPT OF PENS'A. g. A. r.
SoxsksET. AUG. /. 1ss5.-The comrades OF
Z p Gummins Post No. 2l0. and those oi
other E'osfs in the county. and elsewhere,
who al b % participate with US. together
with al old soldiers and Sons of Veterans,
are herd = directed 10 meet in the G, \. z.
Post Roosi AZ l ?. NJ, sharp, on Saturday,
August : b. 90 arrange for an appropriate
street parade and thereafter TO attend in a
body the memorial services of our old COM
mander in the field and late comrade, Gen.
L. 5. Grant. AZ O'Clock P NJ. A cordial in
vitation is extended let everybody attend
the public memorial services in the Court
House. BY order of
JAS. I. PUGH, ]. N. Cook,
Adjutant. Commander.
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Miss Florence and Miss Mary Gebhart, Of
Dayton, Ohio. are spending tie heated term
in Somerset. They are boarding at Mrs.
Parkeris.
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Mr. Joel Miller, an aged citizen of Elklick
township, died Saturday at his home and
was buried Monday morning.
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Rev. J. W. conrad, of Philadelphia, viii
occupy the pulpit of Trinity Lutheran
Church next Sunday, morning and evening.
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Next Saturday viii be legal holiday.
See Governor Pattison's proclamation in an
other column
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Mr.. John II. Snyder of Dayton. Ohio, is
summering in Somerset
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Editor Werner of the lockwood Time.
and Snyder of the Connellsville COurier,pa
a very pleasant call at the HERALD sancesSn
Tuesday morning.
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The members of the Disciple Sunday
School will hold a basket picnic at Hugus'
Grove, Friday of this week.
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The County Commissioners &c in session
attending to such business as requires their
immediate attention.
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TERMS

Cash On confirmation OF sale and delivery Of
iced to purchaser 70 per cent Of the purenase
money to be paid as tOon as the property Is Gcck-
81 down. s. W. FRITZ.
Aemr. and Trustee Of Rachel Wshl. deed.
jui29.
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The weather was quite chilly Monday
evening and gra;e-fres and light oyercoats
indulged IN
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As base ballists the boys from the county
seat are one too many for the metropolitan"
boys.
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ExEcuroRs NOTICE.

Kststs e - - - :. lsts q Sd
synssk ~, omnB1to @, Pa
Lsessrs tnoanuso eststs havfna
bssn Gnated . - 1lrsEnD1 ~ the pFopsreH
de0ted = - oGt81 y uAhD inn11laes pay
nenk sd ehn1B NM e1n1D aUa1ngt if % pge
ssnf thsn duly nuthsnt&esssd f6r ssftIemenf te
The .n4srRiEned at the rssidspcs Of PstsR SpanG-
I4r IN gouycxpsk Twp. Somsrsss Co. Pa, o
sefnfday, tke ~ day Of AIsus<- Seo5. vhen ani
whsrs ks viii zftooi lor I'D p1rpoee.
DANIEL SRAN3LER-
jniylk Executor.
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Naslna more uoney than at anything esss By
" uuV tAk1ns m ageney fer the best seLllng
fail Terms frss. HAuEr BOOK Co., forsiand
Mzina. lznz0
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sA1URDAY. SEPT s. 1856.

at O'Clock in the afternoon. the following de-
scrihej Real estate. late the estate Of Rachel
Wzhl deceased, to Wit
NO. I. certain h0u<e and lot Of zrOund situ-
ate In Berkiey's Mills Somerset Co. Pa. adloin-
ing Baptist Ohurct cn the south. Wilson z.
walker on the Wesf, Elizabeth Judy en the
North Ezra Bsrkleys estate On the East con
tairin1 40 perehes. strict measure. having there-
on erected a small frame Dwelling House, Stable.
and other 0utbuififnzs-
NO. 2 known As the shop Lot, ADJOINING Ne
l on the East. Charles Crffch1sic On the south.
Peter p w. Walkers estate sn the West, eonve
i.ur N Church School and MIL
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AsSIGNEE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF an order issuing out OF the
ID Court Of Common Pleas OF Somerset County.
Pa. directed to the undersigned, he viii sell az
public sale on
THURSDAY, AUG. 6, 1885,
at Bethel. Somerset CO.. Pa, at O'Clock p N.
the following tracts OF land, viz:
M 9 The undiyijed tvo-thirds IN
NOs a terest of NJ W. Keim and wife
in 3 tract Of land situate In Quemahoning Twp,
Somerset Co. Pa, containing AZ acres and 3 per
ehes. being land purchased rom Tobias Bisugh
and wife.
~ - The undivided two-thiris
mo- os interest Of NJ. W. Keim and
wife, 10 . tract Of land situate in Quemahoninx
Twp. Somerset County, containing 81 acres and
50 Perehes. being land purchased nom John W.
Biouxh and wife
NJ a The undivided two. thirds IN
wife. IN \ tract OF land situate fr Quemahoning
Township. Somerses County, containing Is acres
and 1ss perches, being land purchased mon iona
! than Yoder.
TERMS OF SALE
Onethifd ct Du1smat,on of snls, sae-shird h
one yens. ID IL hn1Aneo n tuo yDau. Defeued
paynenfs TO bear interest, and 70 Be secured BY
Judgment notes 0f mortxaGes to Be made liens.
Ter per eent q the bid to be paid uhn property
49, STEPHEN srurzxAN.
juiyl5. An1Enss ef n W Ksfn Ard vifs.
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Pennsylvania and vanderbilt are much
discussed at Somerset.
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DR.. A.P. Brubzker and wife left for their
home in Philadelphia Saturday morning
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The os1diiiozs Of saie are a. follows: The
amosnt Of sale exceeding q 20 mast be paid in
cash, or In payments with Interest. Ten per cert
Of the purchase money must be paid on dxy of sale
TO ~ 500 On delivery OF deed, the remainder TO be
paid ~ two equal annual payments. with Inter
est The Aforesaid Sl3eo shall be paid as follows
by the purchaser: $50 on the l<t Of April. 1886,
sse0 on the lat Of April. 1851. and the remaining
600 on the lst Of April lsss. Possession win be
given 10 pus out crops the comlng fall
RF HAMMER.
LIZZIE HORNER-
mis- Trustees.
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BARGAINS!

And have larger line select from than any agent
sample My FALL STYLES the handom and best goods
by dealer in the T. My specaes SOLID LEATHER AND
HONEST DEALING | the ONLY RUBBER AGENCY IN
PITTSBURGH and offer this fall LYCOMLNG MEYER. AMERI
CAN M TIONAL RUBBER COMPANY'S GOODS prices that
be by obbe besides always full
well Job Lots Rubbers 10 20 below
standard fsquay goods sell the
Balls and Congress the US sell Mems Veal Calf Toe Hook
Bal Double Sole SOLID LEATHER, that you Retail
Send for Samples of both of above Sole for JOHN MUNDE
cos SOLAR TIP" SHOES
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MARRIED

CUPP-BITTNER.-0n Sunday, August
I'd, 1885, at the Lutheran parsonage in SOM
erset, by Rev. ]. F. Shearer, Mr.. Edwin NJ.
Cupp to Miss Mary L. Bittner, both of near
Somerset
ANKENY - RHOADS. - On Thursday,
July ., 1885, at the Lutheran parsonage in
Hooversvile, by Rev. John n. Unruh, Mr..
Elmer E. Ankesy. of near Stoyestown, to
Miss Carrier Rhoads, of Shade.
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Mr.. John P. Knable is visiting his parents
in Somerset.
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DWELLING HOUSE,


And q large new Bank Earn In course Of eonsfrac-
tion The premises are alss veil vssered, un-ier-
aid Nth limestone and coal, and Is in fns state
Of eaItivattn.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.

I'D phans' Court Of Somerset County 20 ne direct
ed, I will expose to public sale by public oufery
on the premises 10 Jenner Twp. SOmerset Co, Pa
on
SATURDAY, AUGUST Is. 1885,
The following described Real Estate. viz All ot a
certain esuzxe or tracs Of Land situate IN JeEner
Tovr ship, Somerset County. Pa. adjoining lands
Of Jacob q Homer, Eli Gashau. John E Woods.
Elizabeth Rifle, ard others, containing one hun
dred and f0ur acres more or less. This tract of
land contains nne young orchard, good two
and = half story
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SrUTZNAS TO THE FRoNr-Two years ago
4. A Stutzman, of Somerset, Pa. was sp-
pointed sole agent of Somerset, Fayette and
Cambria Counties, for the Amerlcan Fruit
Evaporator. Quite number were sold and
every one gave entire satisfaction. Fruit is
very abundant this season. and cheap. The
best thing our farmers can do, therefore, is
to evaporate their fruit, and receive remu-
nerative prices during the fall and winter.
Mr.. Stutzman evaporatei in 1883 oyer two
thousand pounds Of iruit, all of which was
sold at good prices. Following is letter to
the manufacturers, which fully explains
itself:
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III pa oa-aSAs
Very truly youl

For further particulars call on or addres
A. A. Stutzmau, Somerset. Pa, who is the
sole agent for the counties named