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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

Some Of the Iaore remote benefits Of the
marriage license Jaw passed last year are be
ginning 10 show themselves this year. The
system Of registration reduired By the act is
already proving % be Of great value in aid
ing the settlement Of estates. Gases often
oocuria which persons who sre entitled 70
some portion Of a large estate cannot obtain
il unless a marriage can be established
There IS no doabt thu. as the early prejudice
against thelzv wears q other benefits viii
be more and more plainly seen but the
greatest good OF such laEs i. after all, tie
hardest ID trace by any exact method or tet
namely, their effect on the moral soae Of
the state and their iBfuenc= in strengthen
ing the family as the suPreme socia! i%nstitu-
ton.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
MARRIED..


sEEYANNUS-E 6EFER-- On Tuesday,
April 20. 1855 a. the Reformed parsonage
IL Somerset b. Rev d. King Mr. Gabriel
J. Stcranaw and sfiss Re5eass J. Ksefer,
both ofBsEaton, Pa
SHAFFE2-WoT.-o Thursday. April
ooh 1T tAeresdence of the brides parents,
BY Rev. J. J Welsh, Nr. John Il. shaaer.
Of s.oyestown. and Miss Maggie 5. Woy. Of
nez7 Frsdens.
LIVENGOOD -MERBBACH At the
residence of;he briie, near GAINESVILLE, Nd.
on Wednesday, April p, 1856, by Rev, OH
a F. Hazhman, Nj. John ~LiYengood to
Miss Carrie u. Aerbac3, both OF Garrett
County. I'D.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

Tom Marshall, in an interview ia Pitts
burgh yesterday. said the Independents are
making preparations 10 fight the Republican
ticket this fall. If Beaver and Davies are
nominated. He intimates they might
stand il If MontoOth is on the ticket with
Beaver, but OF this he Is not al ali confident,
bas Beaver and Davies he knows they will
not stand. He thinks there might be enough
virtue in = ticket with Beaver. Moatooth ana
BrOsius TO save II, bGt If that is not; tie
iicket-he considers Beavers nomination Z
foregone conclusion@then they will en-
deaYor 70 form a combination with the Dem
ocrEts and make { mixed ticket gith a
frss-class O. man ike Chsuncey Black on
t." II The Democratic ticke; should not
meet with their approval, then an Inde-
pendent ticket would be pat in the field.
Inc Republicans might as vel make Up
their minds now, as hereafter, that The old
Independent leaders are going 70 fight the
Republican nominations this fail the sgrae
As they did in Iss2, it makes no difference
what concessions are made them. The reg
aiars acted the coward four years ago bv
diliy-dsiiying with the traitors and giving
up everything 70 them, iBcludiE. The rules
for the goyerance Of the party. and they got
whippef for their cowardioe. II they had
shown confidence in the justice Of their
cause by standing 70 their guns at that time
and treating traitors ike traitors, there
would be no bzshwhacking now
The above IS taken from Saturday :
Johnstswn Tribune From recent utfeanoes
OF the Independen; organ in this county in
~deuosneing the old ticket, il will be seen
that glorious Tenn Marshall IS not al0ce
in holding these views. It viii be vel for
the Republicans Of this county to keep a
close eye or the fiddler.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

- y . HtH - iooOf
At 10 0se.ock 4. ". the abutnnents and 4 covered
wooden su-perE-ructrre, over Brush creek. at
Strrtz's mill properly. whers the pubic highway
leading to the Bedford PIKE and Fairh0pe crosses
said creek, 10 Allegheny township Bridge. -
feet In length. between ID
ALSO
On WEDNESDAY. MAI 5. Iss6. at 10 o'clock
A. N, a covered wooden superstr1ct1-e ever DARK
Shsde Greek o. the Ambert road near ". ;.
i0inch stone coping . he put On the aoEfusnts.
Length OF bridge, % feet between ~abutmenJs.
Also
On WEDNESDAY. NAY = 1876. at = O'Clock
P. Il. covered wooden suparstructure over Dark
creek az ReitE's Mi, in Shade township.
abotneuts. Lengtho o. bridge, - feet between
IN THURSDAY. NAY 6, 1855, al 10 o'clock A.
". a eoverct wooden sEpsrs-ruc;Ure ever Paint
creek where the highway from Scalp Level TO
Asht0lA crosses tie sane near the hOlse OF ID. J.
Smaller. IN PAINT township Also l9-iuch coping
70 Dc put on tie ~abutnerts, and retaining vail 70
be buff Bridge - feet between abutInents.
Also
Tn THURSDAY, NAY e. Iss5, at : O'Clock P.
", q covered wooden supersfTuczre over Paint
creek. lesr Scalp Level. where the public high
way from Shade Furnace ~ Scalp Lerel crosses
said stream in Paint township Also. I1ineh
coping % be put or the anutnentS. Length Of
bhige between abutme1ts, II feet Al sales viii
take place On the premises.
Pla1s &Ed sDecioe2uons can ee seen uy calling
On ". II SchrpcE- Somerset and a. the COmmi<
si91ers Once after April I'll
PETER DUERAULD
ADAM LEPLET.
JONAS MCCLINTOCK.
Aai s J. Hl1zuAs. 0a@@i@A'ae's-
@F-7-t- ClerEA
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

Notwithstanding the fact that We have no
retail dnzm shop il ouv town. It / very
common sight, aiaos. nightly. to see maud
lin men staggering from u side Of the
pavement to The ether carsing and swear
ing in fact, making many OF our streets
unfit for ladies to Dc on them We do not
know who should be tainted Tor this state Of
affairs, but that they exist there IS 10 doubt.
And as much IS We regret to have to make
such matters public, aseuse Of right sud
justice to every one demands IT, We have
no suggestion to make but simply say there
IS a screw loose somewhere. OF it would net
be SO.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
wHEar oRor pRosrrcrz-The FDmer.

WHEaT CRoP PRosFEcrs-Tbe FBmeI
Reriz0 Of Chicago, printed on Monday
following crop review. based or its relErns
from correspondents up to Saturday night:
The weather has been exceptionally IA
vorAble during The past ten days for Spring
wheat seeding and has been improved 10 the
utmost in Wisconsin, Iowa, Nebraska. Min
nsoto and Dakota. Fully oae-hAlf to two
thirds Of the entire acreage in Dakota and
Minnesota has already been seeded and IN
der conditions which could hardly nave ex-
celled. Seeding Is progressing ~favorably IA
Wisconsin and Iowa. but in Nebraska COM
plant of wet weather still continues and
considerable land which would otherwise
have been devoted 10 wheat has gone 70
fax and oats. While the reports are not
vet complete, tie indications are for slightly
decreased acreage IN Wisconsin and Mime
satA and considerable increase in Dakota.
The reports from the winter States show lii
lie variation from those Of the preceding two
weeks. The Kansas bulletins do nos indi-
cate any improvement. The outlook 81 the
best Is that the yield viii not exceed one
third 10 one-half Of Al average crop. The
reports from Michigan also show very little
improvement The prospects are from s5 70
s. per cent. efan average croPin the differ
ent counties Reports Of damsre from the
Hession hy come from three MichigaE coan-
tics and Roanoke county in Indiana, hut the
injury reported this year IS not serious.
The generality OF the reports from Indiana
and Ohio are very favorable, While the re-
posts from Missouri and Tennessee continue
very iatte1ng- the weather Of the past two
weeks proving extremely favorable. With
the exception Of n county in Kentucky
JohHsonl where there IS the promise Of not
to exceed half crop, the returns continue
very favorable"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

Br reference 10 an interview with Dr.
Hosiester, Published in another column. it
will be seen that he insists that work VIII
shortly be RECOMMENDED ar tie South Penn
Railread. and predicts that rAins viii be
running on the same By April !, 1887 If
true. this would be glorious news 10 the
people Of this county. bu; . the doctor has
been IN ;he habit OF talking in a rstker
loose fashion sboai the completion OF this
road. and has inside 4 number Of predictions
hat have not been verified. we take this
latest one with a grain OF allowance, and
publish the interview for Whist it IS worth
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
d. B. %.
ro 4 PATRONS.

ii Of June the HERALD VIII De
vsars Of age. We propose to
anniversary by purchasing az en-
oala. OF type and other material
.-.- to do this it viii be necessary ios
sae5.sd to Us 70 step Up 10 the cap
and settle. # you are indebted
- subscription, advertising or JOB
please send Us the amount before 'Ae
.rl-.e. We dislike very much to speak
natter ta5o-gu the paPer, bat the
400 ssart for Us to send statements
-. tsse thousands 20 al who are
-sI Oh our books
Sad money by postal note registered
zs or check TO
TuE HERALD.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

Marriage licenses haYe beer granted TO
the following named persons by Clerk shafer
during the past week
John II. shaffer. Of s,oyes;own, sad Mag
ge S. woy. Of Somerset township.
John Holman. of Cumberland, Md, and
Mary Feskner. OF Larimer township
Joseph Hearshbarger, Of Paint township,
and Id=zie ]. orvis, Of Cambria county.
VIM F. Frederick and Lucy Mccullough,
both OF Addison township
Thomas II. Heinbaugh and Elizabeth E
Younsin, both Of Lower Turkeyfcot Twp.
Frank Mcdonald, Of Allegheny City, and
Minnie Belle Cunningham. Of Somerset.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

The Somerset Opera House viii be OPEN
ed Tuesday night. May lSih, by the Bella
Moore Opera Company in 4 Aogntaia
Pink Wednesday night The DANTE.
PoIaSB CHINA sNJSE FOX sALE-Far1nes
wishing % improve their stock viii DO well
10 write me for prices Ny breeding stock
IS al thoroughbred OF the Magic Strain.
Yoang pigs ia May aud june Also. C
Brown Leghorn eggs for h2tching
Ross I. DAVIS.
Somerset. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
DiE0.

KNEPPER-Oa Tuesday. April q, 1855
a. DixmaaL Levi KaepPsr, Of Evansville
Pa, IN ihs sd year Of his age.
LANE-On sunday, March Il, 1Ss6, 1t 5
O'Clock P Il, q her home near Jones' Mills.
Wstm0reI2nd County, Pa. Ms. Mary lane
widow Of John ?. Lane, sgei = years :
months ana % days.
P0SFLETHWAITE-0a Thursday, the
S0th day q April, 1855, al the residence OF
her bs5~.aeriH-law, J W. C. Bryant. near
Gailatin, Tennessee Eaily, daughter OF
Jane Il. aad the late William Il. Posileth-
wzite.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
wIrH HIS Mex BRoKEs

WITH Hrs MEX BRoEEs.
Frank Spe.oer. young man living At
Elizabeth, while exerri :as ID 4 gymnasium
in april. lsSS. Eel from a horizontal bar
he was carried home unconscious. The
doctors. who we're Summoned said be had
broken his neck. and that be conid not live
Ct hocr. AiteE four days however. con-
seiOusness returned, bit he could o move
a muscle belOw his head. He fingered in
this condition for two years, and then DR..
Morrls. OF Bellevue Hospital, and other sur
seozs performed an operation Intended to
make life less . burden for the young man.
AR i~ncisioa was made IN the hack Of his
meek AID dowa the spine, eight inches from
the Base OF he skull, and the yerteble we're
exposed. Il was found that splinters OF the
veEiebne and other pieces Of bone bad been
crushed into the spinal column, killing the
nerves and checking circulation OF the
blood, prodseins paralysis. Il was hoped
by the surgeons that the portion Of the spi-'
nal column which had become dead c0ald
be taken ont and the two live ends joined
together. These aere taken out aud The
parts were thoroughly cleaned.
Il was t-ea found. that the distance, four
and 3 hal! inches. was too great 70 bring
the severed ends OF the spinal cord together
The incision was sewed up and the patient
recovered from Tire operation. Dr.. Morris
saying that the thought the d~esiredresglis
had not been obtained, yet the life Of Spen-
Ger would De prolonged and attended with
les pain. TIE young man lived another
year. bgi never daring that time moved :
hab. His csSe was q wonder to mzay
medical men. On Wednesday night lie
died lie was thirty-one years aid IN re-
tanned LIS mental faculties until the last\
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

The meeting OF the PenRsyiFania State
Teachers Association VIII be hesda ii Alien
town July G. : and s The executive com
mittee recently held q meeting for the par-
pose Of arranging 4 programme Of exercises
The following topics have been provided for
Defects in our school laws, reading circles /;
some phases OF the normal school question +;
the relation OF colleges and public schools
the study Of birds primary WORK what
can sgpplani the coanty institute? 1t is
thought that arrangements vll be made
with the railroads 10 carry members OF the
association Al one cent : mile.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

ItlOoks asif farmers. IS q class. were the
most easily swindIed people in the country.
Some Of them are sharp and shnsWd enough
but many Of them are guided by every bum
who comes along. An exchange says the
other day a man went through Dauphin
county with a lot OF sait pat up 10 jars,
which be represented was stump consun-
irg powder. dis instructions were to bore
a hole in the stump, fnit with the powder
plug Up the hole, let it stand for six week.
and then SET tie stump ahre and II would
burn way down below the plow line. The
farmers caught on 10 it readily. The six
weeks provision was a wise one, FOR it al
lowed the agent 10 get away. An ex2rnina-
ton OF the powder, however, proved its
worthless qualities and the farmers can kick
themselves over being badly fooled.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

ARE Yor Core WET2-IDforznatoa fur
nisbed free to persons going West DsscTip-
timetables Of the principal railroads in
the United States and Canada furnished
free To secure the Lowest rates Of through
freight, tie lowest passenger rates to any
point west or soEih and 70 20 over the
most direct and best route. address.
J.. u. PKTroy,
Travelling Pass. Agent, B. & o. r R,
Somerset Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

The Commissioners Of Cambria and Som
erse; counties met ST Kring's Station, on the
:. &C. 2. r., Thursday morning for the
purpose Of exzInining and determining upon
the character Of 4 new bridge it Is proposed
10 build at that point in place Of the Old
Red Bridge. condemned by viewers Of both
counties. The southern end OF the bridge
Is in Somerset comfy, and the northern end
in Cambria. which necessIiates the action Of
the Commissioners OF both COUNTIES. Il was
decided 10 build a. iron bridge. and propos-
ais viii be received for the building of it,
with or without a pier, N the same site as
the old one. The distance is l7o feet between
the abutments-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
SPECIAL 10

SOMERSET COUNTY MERCHANTS.
Having secEred the agencies for Lonl-
lands lin Tag brands, and 5. y. Venable &
Co.'S Vinco Tobarco's, whereby you can
purchase from rs az prices. and on
terms. The same IS from city houses, "
respectfully solicit your orders.
Cock < BEERITs.
Sn..rrsn p Anil IL 1sSt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

I~srozrAST 70 THosE GoIS5 WEsT-Ihe
Chicago and Alton Railroad is the best and
most desin4ble route between Chicago and
Kansas City, ST LOUIS and Kansas City and
Chicago and St. Louis. Seats in palace re-
clining chair cars free u erioa cAGrgc can De
secured By this line. Al who contemplate
going to Kansas, Nebraska, Colorado. Cali
so-nia and points west and southwest,
should arrange with their nearest ticket
agent for tickets ria the Chicago and Alton
Railroad, or write for further information
TO ". ". Lord, IT. Passenger Agent, Har-
risburg, Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

justices ofthe Peace and Constables, when
they come to the May Germ Of Court, should
bear in mind that the only place ia town to
h15 s fall and complete stock Of deeds, scalp
blanks. samsnoRses, subPraas, fee bills
leases. bonds, and all other kinds Of legal
blanks. Is a Fisher's Book Store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

andrew Armstrong. 4 franklin county
lrme-. has a heller hat has suddenly man
ifeste5 q taste for chicken thar sets the av-
ersge miaister in the background During
the last Two weeks her calship has killed
and e4tan over two dozen Of young chickens
for her owner.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

Iessrs. Herr Bros. have removed from
West Main street and opened up in their
New store room opposite the old Central
Hotel. a full line Of fine watches, clocks.
watch chains, jewelry, etc, where they will
be pleased to supply the citizens Of Somer-
set aud vicinity with anything in their line
a. prices TO suit the times.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

TEo more prisoners have escaped from the
Cambria county jail. Il IS claimed that the
County Commissioners. who through a
mistaken idea Of economy, refused to have
the cells lined with iron, are responsible for
the escape. Hers in Somerset We only use
the jail in winter, when the prisoners have
no desire to get oct. When they have the
desire. they generally get.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

At an early hour Saturday morning the
body ola rsan. ~supposeito be q tramp. was
foGni on the Pennsylvania Railroad he
tweea Lstrsee and Derry 1t presented a
horrible appearance and was literally
ground TO PIECES There va nothing about
his person By which lie eonid he Identified
His hat, b:oase aud shoes are in the posses
siaa Or the undertaken stader.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

The leaf tobacco Of Lancaster county has
almost al been taken from the hands Of the
growers. The Iatzigosoer says the crop has
not been nearly IS large Is was anticipated,
but the quality wa much better than it got
credit f~oresrly in the season.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

MARRIAGES DECREAsIEG.-ThC statistics
which show that the EuHbsr OF marriages
is decreasing are not encouraging, Gor they
suggest fese- homes and more unsettled
men aud women, and decrease in popula-
ton. The theory that the falling of is due
to want of economy in living has is force,
ane partly, 10 doubt, accounts fo- the facts
which the figures prove. I! . young mar
has accustomed himse,fto astyle o. hging
that requires a libera! a-lloyaace Of money.
he viii be slow. if he BE- thoushtful. a5ou,
beginning 2 domestic life that viii promise
him poverty. The young woman will feel
the same wav. Apar from TINS. there il an
other reason IN the fact That 50 many OF the
youth Of both sexes. bas especially so many
young men, are engaged IN callings that re-
quire almost h&bitgal travel, or At least. alb
seace from home. The great army of drum
mers, agents. and Others or kindred occupa-
tons that 20 up and Gown the lard without
a place to call their Own. mas draw largely
from the list % these who can establish 3
permanent domestic hrside.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

Persons fond Of ashiag shoald read the
following clause in the game laws Of this
State, cut i out and paste il Ia their hat
! penalty Of So IS attached 20 any person
found hunting or fishing on Sunday
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

Some Of the latest New York shapes in
hats are Bona, Bay. Kew, Cato,
Ruea Climax and Reyne.'' These
areall to b had at ". NJ. Tredwell & Co.'S,
trimmed, 1t prices to suit your purse.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
ATTENTION, FARMERS

I uant A GOOD AGENT In every ro~zsbip
70 sell Novelty Steel HsrsexS he best
Piow a,d Farm Harness on earth. Price only
Fifteen Dollars perd0uble set Use no whine
trees Good pay 70 agents. Send Tor . Circular.
Call N or address
JOHN W. CUPP, GEN. ACT,
aprl+on- Scnerse. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

Ifyou have any pictures, large OF small
that YOU want 10 get framed, take them to
Fishers Book Store and Nr. Fisher viii
frame them handsomely and eneaply- Or,
ifyou want to bay any picture moulding OF
f~ranaes, or picture cords nails OF knobs. or
any nice pictures OF any kind, yen should
20 70 Fishers Book Store.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

The New York Tr5uas says 4 feature OF
a meeting Of the Salysnon Army the other
night, in Washington, WAS an address by .
converted dude. The army prayed vocifer-
ously for all poor dudes yet u~nconverted-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

Foes ro2 SALE.lI have 4 flock Of hand
some. fun-blood Brown Leghorn Chickens.
Eggs from them can be had 81 any time
one dollar per setting Of thirteen eggs
GE0RsE AUaAE,
Somerset. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

NEckWEaR-Fog ladies. ! have linen
collars. crepe lisse. tarlton and tours. ruch-
ing aad FOR Misses and Chilareus' lace, en-
broiiered and linen collars. of the newest
styles and at the lowest prices.
M L LIN
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

The B. & .. viii run IN excursion from
Somerse. and intsrnedia< stations TO Pitts
burgh aad return, on Thursday, May 6th.
At one fare for the round trip. For further
information call on local agents, OF address
J. ". Patton Local Passenger Agent. Som
esat Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

Now IS the proper time for every resident
to clean OF al rubbish about the premises,
and the borough authorizes should al once
clear the streets Of the piles Of cod ashes.
boxes. etc. We have one ofthe iDestt towns
in the state. and il will soon be filed with
summer visitors. and for this reason We
should make it look neat and clean In 4
great many places the payements need re-
pairing, and in ONT places there are holes
in the main streets thai might be filed
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

FoR LADTE-Blact and Colorei silks,
and black and eolored dress goods in great
variety from FIVE cents Up. Double width
eashmeTes a. l5c- 3e Sc and fOc. Up to q
dollar s yard, pay okGp. Mis- A. Z. UHL-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

DEATH OF Ex-C0USrr COMMISSIONER PHIL
LrFFi-Ex-County Commissioner Daniel
Phillipus died AZ his home in Casselman on
saturday morning, May lst- he had been
suhefing for the psstsix womths from = pal
monary trouble, and although his death was
a schock to his relatives and friends, It was
not unexpected He Wa buried Sunday
afternoon Mr. Phillippiw was \ ofthe most
respected citizens Of this county. and vas
universally liked for his many good quail
tiles.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05

4 couple Of young men were P~romenad-
ing or Main street ore night watching the
stars. said one OF them. DO you know
that r you happen 70 wish anything when
YOU see a shooting star, that wish Is certain
to b fulfilled? Is that ? fact? I'm
doubteily-n well then, wish yoE'dlend
me iatv cents.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-05-05
7 EGAL NOTICE

To Charles Rodgers. Of Bedford County. Pa,
James Rodgers. David Rogers aud Catharine
Layton Of Cambria County, Pa Elmer Kofx-
ers. Of Chicago. H., Elizabeth Cable. Of Bed
ford County, Pa. ard the following heirs q
Agnes. now deceased. namely David Shafer.
hannah. intermarried with jacob Leszure, or
Cambria COtnty. Pa, Mar, ~htermarried with
Henry Ling u OBrien County. Iowa, wm-
Sharer. % Arka1saS and George Shzfer. Of
Bedford County. Pa
You are hereby notified - appear az an Or
phans' court 70 be held AZ Somerset On Monday,
the I7th day Of HAy 1ext. then and there ~
show cause Il auy you have. why a certain tract
Of land, situate In shade Township. Some-sat
Ccr1tr, Pa afj0iairE lands OIL. Y0unx's e-
tate Frank Rodgers Il. GeissL. and others, con
tanning -. acres and G. psrehes th- home farm
Of David Rodgers. deeid. should not he sold at
public sale according % the prayer Of a petition
nled in said CourI By tie executors OF said decd
Sherinrs Once, JOHN WINTERS,
April :, ISIS Sheriff.