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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08
pEGIsTER's NOTICE.

Notice i hereby given To ali persons concern
ed as l~cgatees, creditors OF Otherwise. that the
blowing accounts have passed register. and that
the same will he presented for confirmation and
allowance al an Orphans Court 20 be reid az
Somerset on Thursday, september 80, 1sS6
John J. Baker. administrators of Daniel snyder,
deceased.
First and Final account Of Reinhart Reich, Tx
ecutor of Ambrose Breig, deceased.
First and final account of Henry Fit, Admins
traitor and Trustee OF Adam Fit, deceased.
First and final account Of Jacob and samuel
Mctircgnr. Executors of Alex NcGregur, deceased.
First and final account of W. II. II. Baker, Ad-
minis rator OF John Baker, deceased.
Frs and final account of Nathan and William
Oldham, Executors OF William Oldham, deceased
First aud final account of Daniel and David Z
Wagner. Executions a Jonathan Wagner. deed.
FirSi and final account of Martin Duh. admin
istrat0r oi John W Dull. deceased
f1rSt anu hnat account oil Samuel Cable, sur
yiviBg Exccuter of George Specht, deceased,
First and hual account of John Grlmbiy, Ad-
ministralOr Of Thos McAvoy, deceased.
Firt and final account of II. ". Maurer, Ad,
ministrator OF David Maurer. deceased.
Account of Belle ". Griffith, Administrative OF
Robert Griffith. deceased, who was Guardian OF
Anna aud Alley Berkey, minor children of Levi
Berkey. deceased.
Account of Belle W. Griffith. Administrator OF
Robert Griffith, deceased.
First and final account of Catharine Virginia
Cromwell, Adminisifatrix Of Henry Cromwell.
deceased.
First account of Samuel NJ. Fullem. Executor
of Adam Hoehstetler. deceased.
First and final account Of Josiah MctlintOck.
administrator and Trustee for the sale OF the
real estate OF Margaret McClintoek, deceased,
Registers Office, CHAS. c. SHAFER,
sept 5. ISL. Register.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

lg IL very amusing TO those acquainted
with the antecedents OF Chauncey r.
Black TO find Democratic newspapers
urging the farmers TO vote for him, be-
aus @his father wasa plough-boy in his
youth" and because he (Chauncey) "has
close sympathy with the farming utter
ests of the State Mn. Black has devoted
his entire life to legal, political and liter
AIRY pursuits, and could scarcely distin-
guish a potato irom a turnip until he
became the owner of the few acres Of
ground where he now resides, Joined the
grangers, and commenced ~cultivating the
farmers for their votes. He has close
sympathy" doubtless. with such farming
interests AZ tend to Democratic success,
and none other. His sole claim to fame
Is based on his record as a writer on the
New York San, and as the custodian of
the spirit of jefferson. What he don't
know about farming or farming interests
would fill a very large volume.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08
A Bell Thinking in the Sky.

NORWICH, Conn., August iD.-For several
days the residents of Mystic were astonished
To hear the faint tinkling of a bell in the
sky, and some Of the most pious citizens,
never having heard a miracle, and non know
ing how il ought to sound, thought that it
might be one The mystery was solved a
day or two ago. when imam, who OCCASION
ally looks ~heavenward, saw a big white, or
gray eagle, with a bell about lis neck, soaring
above the hamlet. some Of the village
sportsmen, who were curious 10 know what
the eagle was doing with the bell. and how
ii got it. tried 10 shoot the bird. but they did
not hit the eagle, which sailed slowly off to
III. north
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

0UR Prohibition friends start out in
their campaign with a good sized row in
their ranks. ii. ID. Patton. Chairman of
their State Committee has resigned, and
the committee has been called together
10 select a more super-seryiceable success
sor. Mr.. Patton was forced 10 resign by
the insolent bossism of Wolfe, who in
sisted upon debating and controlling the
camnaion
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

The Republicans of Pennsylvania are
committed to the proposition that if the
people of the State want a prohibitory
liquor law, they shall have IT, While
the Prohibiticnists, who profess to want
the same thing, are doing everything in
their power To defeat the Republicans
and prevent prohibition.
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DUE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE,

To Hannah Hyatt. widow, ofConnellsville Fay
cite County. Pa Allen Hyatt, OF Connellsyilie
Fayette County, Pa. Elenora, ~intermarried
with James Mountain, and Jesse Hyatt, Jr., OF
Elm. FaNette County, Pa.
You are hereby notified 10 be and appear before
an Orphans Court, TO be held at Somerset ON the
9Th day of September. iss6. nj ten o'clock in the
forenoon, then and there TO accept or refuse e.
take the real estate of Jesse Hyatt. deed. at the
appraised valuation, or show cause why the stme
should not be sold,
Sherif7s Office, JOHN WINTERS,
Aug. Is, 1886. sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

TmE centre of the great earthquake that
shook up the country from the At
lanfie sea coast TO the Mississippi
river ON Tuesday night Of last week, was
at or near Charleston. South Carolina. No
equally calamifous disturbance has ever
occurred in the United States. Coinci-
dentally with the shocks which wrecked
and rendered uninhabitabie fwo-thiris
of the houses in Charleston, the ground
trembled and cities and villages were
shaken throughout half the Union, and
ii appears p~royidential tina; les than
fty persons lost their lives under the
falling buildings Of Charleston. From
three 10 ten distinct shocks were felt in
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

The Democratic organs are loudly pro-
claiming that they shave made the eause
Of the workingInen their own" The
only thing of consequence their State
Convention did wa to nominate a can
didate for Governor who opposes protec-
ton TO American labor, and advocates
free whiskey.
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SATURDAY. OCT is. 1886.
DWELLING HOUSE.
MS:
CoURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAs. The Honorable WILLIAM BAER.
President Judge Of the several Courts of Common
fieas 81 Inc several counties composing the 10th
Judicial District, and Justice of the Courts Of over
and Terminer and General Jail Delivery. for the
trial of all capital and other offenders in the said
District and WI. COLLINS and sANgEL SNYDER,
Esquires. Judges of the Courts II Common Plees
and justices u the Courts of over and Termincr
and General Jail Delivery for the trial of ali capt
la and other offenders IN the County of Somerset
nave issued their pFecepts, and 10 me directed.
for holding q Court of Common Pleas and General
Quarter SESSIONS Of the Peace and General Jail
Delivery, and Courts of oyer and Terniner al
ON
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

wHES selecting Wolfe as their candi-
date for Governor, the Prohibitionists
should have followed the example of the
small boy who wrote to Santa Claus for
a pony-but added in the postscript, "lf
the pony is mule please tie his bind
legs"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

THE quaking selt throughout Pennsyl-
vania on Tuesday night of last week, il
as a mere nothing to the shaking up the
Democracy will gel at the election in
November next.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

1 IL Oiit ing l. the Ll>l OF causes sci itF triul al
the canning Term of Court. beginning ON Mon
day, the 18th day of September, fss6
FIRST WEEK.
John and Lydia Usaw W. Somerset County Muiu-
al Fire Insurance Company.
Elizabeth Logan vs.. franklin Friediine.
Dietrich Trimpey vs.. William Sweitzer.
J. +. Blymyer, Trustee dc, W. Jonathan Rhoades
and Jacob Marker.
Mary A. Martens right vs.. Peter 5. Hay.
J. I. Shipiey vs.. j. NJ. Marshall.
Jefferson Wells W. Thomas Maxwell.
Daniel Weyand's heirs VI. II. 3. Coaghenour.
Adam Aire>man W Josiah and Francis Frieiiine.
Wass x L%nninger W. John W. Mitchell.
SECOND WEEK.
Pearson Lohr vs.. Somerset 4 Cambria Railroad
Company.
Christie Newcomers right VS.. Howard Insurance
Company of New York.
George III. Hocking vs.. BDatman's Fire and Marine
Insurance Company.
same ys. German American Insurance Company.
same ". Howard Insurance Company of NY.
Same VS.. Commercial Union Assurance Company
of London.
John Lane vs.. Charles f.. Rhoads 4 Brother.
james Powell vs.. David Wabel.
Samuel Fike vs.. Samuel Lakel.
Annie j. Lambert W. William Johnson
Edward Hevrick in trust vs.. Albert Berkeybile.
Jacob II; Miller V. Jonathan Dunmeyer's admrs.
Harvey NJ fuorbatigh vs.. samuel C.. Fech tig. ,Sr.
samuel Reeds Administrator VS. Thos. Price
Fred Hady vs.. E. Taw.
Ann stonerts right v. Charles McFa dden 4 Son.
John NJ Critchields use VS., X. x O. Railroad 60.
Vim. II. Koontz, 81 Il X &cl vs.. 5. Mountain.
Dr. E. F Hall W.. Elias wineland,
r. F. Reynolds vs. James b. Walker.
froty Office, CRITCHFIELD.
sept l. iS"' frothonotary,
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T EGAL NOTICE.
The following accounts have been filed in my
Office, and will be presented for confirmation on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER so. 1886

Al 2o'elock p. NJ, when and where all persons
interested can attend II they think proper.
The third account of II. l. Baer and J. G..
Ogie. Assignees OF j. o. kimmell 4 Sons.
Account of David p, Meyers Assignee of Har-
riefJ Neimer.
First and final account of Peter W. Trlmpeys
Prothonotary's Office. y. y. CRlrCHFIEID.
September l. lSS. Protiono1ary
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

IIE New IQFk l<uU~ Uu Will AAL
TO- cox.rnor If
:. e.
this state Is an editorial "rlsef' IA "S
issue Of a few days since publishes an
.,+;ela rSs;hlv a contribution from Mr..
=, ho., xb.t "a
DiaeN -" -
good nance tins year me
have 10 carry the state, n elect an
fpl..n Governor Saws this ~sanguine
-.
article
The nomination Oh MI paacs sD
ed Ds tne peniyI asnersilv
wanna, M py the
the 'ta'e, aa,a;r vii
that a 'us
exceiisn' prospet.s ol 49,. - :,
Der Inc prenhiinars coo =
have len httie haru ieell lans,or
the Democrats VINO suPlor'eI - H.
Wallace All nahus ~ In
inc make a govh heIe c.
more respects tlan one LnJ.Sa,a Ca he
ernor BLACK a tueai a~a;nst
Democrats OF ferlnssl.anl .o,u saw
the man whom noss qua, II br;i,sn,
weeks ago lean, uplisn' az ,ras,;ra ~
beloved, ne MAJ inyreoNva - in
success IN the ohis Lafora
when ne as cahoiua'e W."
TINS concerned. A. p,..a la,,
-four YEAR ~ M 49,, tn pa.
strength 70 D fat'isyh .on ~
publican cahuiua'e eueh' a
General Beaver anu 'he IN
tion "hlch iorceu nm upon
the r~epresehlail'e % nlns ~ In,
n corporation ln,e,e a. pa.,h.
dependent Don tha' n -
mean fote tha' year aea GEO 300 o.
hePuoncah Noue III 80 NaI,oJ e.. b.,
only af'5i mort IMAM a
tisoh ana DiacA- an .nI.;nn -
esteemed sG~.ar,o
II tne Democra.to sanuo - 10
OF fehnsliNahia ian. 90 49, -
spin diVlaes the hePuo
merely the leaoef ol q ~.
against an assured nhayoin. 1877 nj
seventy tlousAno- n-a;nrs,r
came within 800 49,
Owe beaver anu II 1899
lhat o"es not ~ aH. ah;as-
nne un,h,;nan !; uas ;nsionif-
no H.. .aar IL nrnbibit;on move
caut I'm I'm .s" ,.alr ,ron the
Ineh'; sun uiar.ne - 800
h"puDlic'h siue' oiu .aI " - e
anu .nPona - 49, heen
- = nnnnsi.an;a a. in otber
hePuoicah III anana,hrand
States are ufsguroef, =
.leachefs :" ~ ~ aroan;zation
ihey haNe Pr Nl neranrom;se
"a r,Ssr ahla leaders are Dreparing to
make an aggressive campaign on the dis
tinct issue which they have 80 cioseiy al
hean' mn couii's ~ - Groom
hact-J abor vote Of 1850 was Chiefly at
the expense of the Democratic ticket.
The Greenback question ma dropped oui
oi sight me Iapor nn.e. - ,h;s
49, nemacr,.;c candidate. The record
of Mr.. Black on every question affecting
the prosperity of the worklngnlah' ms
necoeniIeq "seS -
non Cons,;tut;on the platform ON which
he stands in the present contest, are all
such a. to warrant that he VIII receive a
grea. pare "a .ne VIZ
NJ Z, - MOI, > ~sorIorn boue that Chaun-
cev Black leads in Pennsylvania. The
situation Is full OF hope Tor fehhsyi,a-
ma democracy ny N.e c. a;,h
All the rsmarkable merry that inspired
the party in 1882, and with that reason
able confidence In success whlch oouh's
40 hiuei 'o"a'us
II VIII pe seen noin 1f
uasis MI oiaoh g.
ne caIcu'a'es !" no'os
piace' ne eiailhs d. Denio .ana
'o'e oase ioi a''is'n anu .
"heh 'he 'eries' 'sio
Aho"S 'ha'
emPnasi~eo eneii -
ny No'ne "iies
aiso lehoies '"e oi''ei
ing oh Vi III """
ior "ha' Is "oi.n.
oi reauefs cannot nan 10
biacAs man hope oaseu upo
Pec'al'oh uiA' "ohe' WIN ns
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

The Democratic organs are just now
directing their best energies to the sup
port OF Wolfe for Governor. In the
sweet bye and bye, they may discover
that they have overdone the thing, to
the detriment of their own candidate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 27. 1886.

NoricE Is hereby given 20 an the Justices of the
Peace, the Coroner and ConstabieS within The
SAID county OF somerset. that they be then and
oras, ln4tisltinns, examinations aud other re
meHibranees, % do those things which 10 their
Office and IN that behalf appertain TO be done
ana also they who viii prosecute against the priS-
onerS that are or shall be in the Jail of Somerset
County, 10 be then and there % prosecute against
them ~ shah be just.
~iihRifFs OFFICE JOHN WINTERS,
sept I. lSS. sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

Having purchased "a full set Of TEST
Lenses" | am o prepared to fit the
most difficult cases. If YOU have had
trouble 10 get glasses to suit you, come at
once and give me a trial. Satisfaction
Gaara,teed. | am sole agent for DIR.
Kings Celebrated SpectaeIes. Try a pair
of them, and you viii use no other.
Respectfully,
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Trany Keim. deceased, late of Cone
mangh Township Somerset County, Pa.
Letters of administration on the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned by the
proper authority, notice j. hereby given TO all
persons indebted to said estate 20 make immedi-
ate payment. aud those having claims against the
same viii present them duly authenticated for
settlement on saturday. October y. 1SS, at the
late residence of deceased.
JOHN LAIR.
sep1, Administrator
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%TTENTIoN, FARMERsl

offer my farm at private sale, situated mid.
way between Glencoe and Weilersburg. Sgufb-
ampton Township. containing 30 acres, % under
cultivation. improved by a new house 2ix45. Win
d hrst-clasS cellar and milk room. a spring ofuey-
CT failing water az the kitchen door a new bans
Safh Soxo1 anG all necessary outtuiidingS. some
80 choice fruit trees ON the premises.
Parties wishing a good, comfortable home Womb
do vel to give me a call, a my terms are easy,
Address,
HENRY BRADOWER.
Jhl-~-n. WeneFsburg. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

CoNeREssMAN SoorT's barrel has not yet
secured him sufficient Republican sup
port 10 induce him to accept the re-nomi-
nation rendered by his Democratic
friends and admirers.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

OVER forty thousand people attended
the Grangers annual picnic AT Williams
Grove ON Thursday last.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate q Iaeob Cruyle. decreased. late Of shade
Township somerset County. Pa
Letters of administration Of the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned BY the
proper authority, notice j. hereby given TO ali per
sons indebted 70 said estate 70 make immediate
payment. and those having claiss apainsf the
same To present them duly authenticated for set
tlement without delay.
AUGUSTUS HEFFLEY.
ansia, Administrators.
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TERMS.

Zen per cent OF the purchase money mus -
paid when the properly j. Shocked down n
VII Dc sold ON the following terms sl5sn ON co,-
hrnlatlon OF sale, or delivery Of deed. aud fhe bsi
ance oi TIE purchase money in i've annual nsr.
uieiiIs nom lst day Of Aprl, ISs7. With inta-e,
ffoia that date. i
NJ. , VIII be sold on he following terms
sl-v on continuation of safe or delivery OF deed
and The balance Of the purchase monsv IN ~
equal payments from Isl GAy Of April. iSs7 Wifb
interest from that date. VISA
Deferred payments 10 BE- secured BY Judgment
bond "
JoHS A. WAI1EE. VILLA RODeEp-
Auctioneer. FRANK ROBBERS
sepi. Fxaeunar
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1876 ACRES N l24 PERCHes

strict measure. adjoining lands Of Abraham H.,
baker, estate, the homestead Of dese-deur u.--r
oelsei, David Miller and William Rodgers bry
Ing thereon erected "A good twO-sIury DweIDng
Honre, frame Bank Barn and other ontbuiIdin~
There ia spiendid apple and cherry orchard ~
the premises about one huudresi and tRenfy-
nye acres clear and ia gDDd cultivation rbi-,;
hye acres Of which j. in ineasiOW. A essai -.
% arSt-quaifiy Of coal l. open ON the farm. and :
I Well Natered BY never falling springs of "A -
POSSESSION 81 both ianms viii be gwen On the nrt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08
DWELLING HOUSE

BANK Barn, and necessary outbuiiding Win
good bearing apple and peach orchard ahuouf ope
hundred and sefcnty-nse acres ri cleared Lara
in a good state If cultivation. Of which a..
seVenty-nye sertS art IN meadow. There ~
number OF springs Of good water on The farm vitS
q running stream oi sateT through il plenty -
linlc ana coal nut distant IL not on the farm a.
tne sale VI this .ract Of land there wil D. nserveS
the graveyard for the burial Of the relatives ofthe
deceased. containing abolt One-fonrgh of an -
No y The farm of the dece.tent kBoao
lvUs Il az the " BeDley Farui. situafe H.
said tOts liShil- containing
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

The telegraph operators up in the fourth
story Of the Western Union building. at the
corner of Wood street and Fifth
were treated to a startling interruption just
as the clock, which registered Eastern time
on the wall Of the operating room. had got
its hands round to a.54. Assistant Night
Chief Operator Moreland was seated in a
circular swinging chair, and he was startled
to find himself being rocked first this way
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NOTICE

NOTICE,
The public Is hereby notified nos To- buy a
judgment mote. executed by ReheccA Hilton to
for the same. and il viii not De- paid.
sepl-St- EEBEGCA HILTON.
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TRIAL LIST.
FIRST WEEK.

THE following is the List of causes set for trial at
the coming Term of Court. beginning ON Mon
day, the 9Th day of September, fss6
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08
ouNT TICKET.

COUNTY TICKET.
o CoNGREssNAN-ATLARGE.
EDWIN : OSBORNE, Of Buzerne.
FOR CONGRESS,
EDWARD sCULL. Of Somerset Borough.
suhIci 20 the decision Of the Republican Dis
trict Conference.
FOR STATE SENATE,
JOHN r. SCOTT. Of Somerset Borough.
subject 10 the decision Of the Republican Dis
trics Conferences.
o ASSEMBLY.
JAMES l. PUSH. Of Somerset Borough.
NOAH :. MILLER. OF Jenner Township.
o ASSOCIATE JUDGE,
SAMUEL WALKER, of Allegheny Township
OLIVER P. SHAVER. of Quemahoning Twp.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
FRED. ". BIEsEcKER. OF somerset Borough
FOR POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR,
FRED'K sCHMUCKER. Of somerset Township
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR,
WILLIAM BAKER Of Milford Township.
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WHAT CINCINNATI pELr.

CINCINNATI. September ~1.-CoInparison of
experiences this morning shows that the
earthquake effects in this vicinity were Sc
we're. A singular circumstance was the very
general feeling of dizziness. Nine persons
out of ten imagined they were sick and did
not know till this morning that the disturb
ance was in mother earth. The largest
building in the city, aud one of the strong
est-the government building-rockcd yio-
lentiy with three distinct vibrations. The
large clock was stopped and mirrors were
broken. In the large six and seven-story
flats in the city the vibrations were severe:
dishes were thrown from cupboards, articles
fell from nails. while the chandeliers were
agitated as if by Il strong wind. Probably
twenty or thirty meetings of lodges and So
cieties were broken up without "a motion to
adjourn. At the old arnory building, on
Court street, the plaster on the ceiling was
in Cumminsville. in the northern part of the
city. Here lights were put out and bottles
broken in drug stores.
Throughout the State the shock was gem
eral and occurred at all points almost at the
same instant. AT Hamilton b~oar,iers in ho-
tets ran from their rooms in fright aud walls
were said to gay one and a half inches. At
Canton four shocks were observed. the mo-
ton being rom north To south. AT New
eonerstown glassware ratified distinctly. AT
Dennison a meeting broke up in a panic.
CoSiiocton felt two shocks.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-09-08

The city is almost a complete wreck. 1t
is wrapped in gloom and business Is entire
ly suspended. Ten earthquake waves werr
experienced up TO 30 this morning. Then
there was a cessation until s.25. when the
eleventh shock was felt, passing from the
southeast To northwest. Many of the peo-
pie who had been out ia the public parks
and open PLACES all night had veniured into
their homes to obtain clothing and food.
The approach of the shock was heralded by
the usual sound resembling distant thunder.
81. Michael's and st. Philips Churches
are in ruins. So is Hibernian Hall,
the most Of the public buildings and two
thirds of the residences in the city. Scarcely
one hundred houses were occupied. the peo-
pie fearing To go into them lest the walls
should fall. The famous old Rayenal Man
sion Is one of those wrecked. and many Of
the handsome mansions ON the Battery are
destroyed.
The loss by fire and earthquake is esrima-
ted at s~l0.0oo.000. IL was marvellous that
the Fire Department was able. under the
circumstances. 10 subdne the flames. To-
night the city is panic stricken because OF
another shock which leveled several more
buildings.
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FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER "a. SO.

Al 1 O'Clock p. NJ. the following Real Fs;a,. "a
property OF the hate David Rodgers, deed
No Being The homestead Of said de.
ivUs ts redenf, CONTAINING ~ acre and
tate. Frank keslgrr,. IL eeisel and otherS. la,in,
erected thereon 4 very fnc two-story
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PUBLIC SALE
-oF
Valuable Real Estatel

THE UNDERSIGNED Execntors II David R..l.
efs. deceased, late OF Shade township. S,ue-
set county, Pa. IN f-ursusnes Of the viii ~ -
deeedenf. and an order Il the Orphans Con-, ~
said county. win OFFER At public safe on he rrsr,
iSf<. on