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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-02-03
MARRIED

MILLER-HEMMINGER.-0n the 2Sth
of January at the residence of officiating
minister, by Rev |. C. Johnson, Mr.. John
&c. Miller, to Miss Clara A Hemminger, both
of jefferson Township.
R-WEIMER.-0n January 26,
at the residence of the brides parents, by
Ed. Peter Vogel, Mr. Samuel H. Kantner
and Miss Lottie Weimer, both of Somerset,
Pa.
BUCKMAN-MEYERS.-0 the evening
of the Slst of January, at the Lutheran par
sonage at New Centrevile, Pa, by Rev. J,
II. Zinn Mr. Samuel Buck man, Proprietor
of the Merchants Hotel, and Mrs. Mary A.
E. Meyers, both of lockwood, Somerset Co.,
Pa.
NELS0N-BL0UGH.-O Tuesday. jan
uary 10, 1885 at the Lutheran parsonage in
Somerset, by Rev. J. +, Shearer, Mr.. John
Nelson to Miss Julia II. Blough, both OF
near Somerset
HEIPLE-STAHL.-0 Thursday. jan
uary p, 1856, at the Lutheran parsonage in
Somerset, by the same, Mr. Charles II. Hei-
pie to Miss Mary Stahl, both of near SOM
ersAt
SNYDER-MOWRY- Thursday, JAN
uary 2S, 1856 at the residence of the bride S
mother. by Rev. ]. J Weleh, Mr. Joseph J.
Snyder to Miss Mary C. Mowry. both OF
Somerset County. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-02-03

to call a mass meeting for business purposes.
The expective candidates haye less, and the
late committeeman still less, because si.,
latter can not be their own successors and
their term OF Office is limited to one year.
At present there is no one authorized to
receive fees. to announce the names of can
didates who seek nomination under the
rules, 10 make con tracts for the payment OF
the necessary expenses and for the fur
nishing and distributing Of the tickets to
committeeman in the various precincts.
The rules of the party are imperative, and
a dead letter, and cannot be made operative
, without first abolishing the provisions Of
the amendment. disfranehising the Rcpub-
lican voters in the election of Chairman
ANY effort TO restore them, under the rules
would be like an engineer trying to run
his engine by blowing air into the smoke
stack
The rules, before they were amended, were
self perpetuating and satisfactory to the ma !
jority of the voters, but unfortunately they /
could not be left alone, but had to be amend
ed so as to make them imperative under the /
present contingency. and unfair and une- /
quail under the most favorable circumstan- !
ces The amendment makes the holding of I
the annual primary indispensable in order {
to continue the party organization. because
it abolishes the annual business meeting
and makes the Office of Chairman non elec-
two hx,, ba vnfare tho artv
1t goes farther and makes the unsuccessful
candidate pay the general campaign expens
es for his successful opponent This is un-
equal and unfair, if not dshonorable.
When candidate, for the nomination in
the party. under the rules, pays the required
fee for the announcing of his name and the
distribution of tickets he feels as if he was
either being imposed upon, or that some one
else is being cheated. If successful he is the
winner of part of his Unsuccessful oppo-
nents money. If not successful he is the
victim, The failure to hold an election un-
der the rules, last June leaves the party un-
organized for the present and the fact might !
as well be admitted at once. The remedy
is what most concerns us. A nomination.,
without first restoring the organization,
would not DE binding upon the party.
There being no one in the county author
lied to call meeting. would it not be best
for Thos. V. Cooper to call meeting of the
Republicans of the county and let them Or
ganize by selecting a Chairman and by
adopting such rules as they may see proper.
B. A FIcHTYER.
Confluence, Pa. Jan'y 80.
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Il is stated in some of the papers that
Judge Baer or Bear, or whatever his name
is. presiding In Somerset county. has decid-
Cd that witnesses appearing before him will
not be allowed to affirm before giving their
testimony. be affirming that they must take
the oath straight. On that subject the laws
and Constitution provide that awi'ness may
affirm before any court. and that such atiir-
nation shall be the same as a regular oath,
the penalty for perjury being also the same.
II Judge Baer imagines himself bigger than
the Constitution Of Pennsylvania. somebody
will rise up and sit down on him.-Tgrone
Herald.
If the gentleman with the alphabetical
name who conducts the Tyrone Heridd will
submit Judge Baer's opinion TO any lawyer
in the Commonwealth he will discover that
instead of imagining himself bigger than
the Constitution of Pennsylvania" Judge
Baer is simply making an earnest effort to
carry out the law as it stands in the books
II YOU have any conscientious scruples Mr..
C. s. W. Jones in regard to taking sn oath
when you are called as witness before
Somerset county court you will be allowed
TO affirm.
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Tue CREssoN AND CosLPoRr RAILROAD -
The last rail was laid and the last spike
driven in the Cresson & Coalport Railroad
on Thursday last The road is thirty miles
in length. and extends from Cresson, on the
Pennsylvania Railroad to IryoDa. In Clear
field County. 1t opens up some of the
most valuable coal lands and timber tracts
in the Cleariield region. An arrangement
will be made with the Pennsylvania Rail-
road 10 equip the road with rolling stock.
Hhe lumber and coal shipments from the
country tapped by the road will be car
ried to the Eastern and Western markets
over the Pennsylvania Central.
The stock holders of the road met in Hol-
lidaysburg yesterday morning and elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
President, John II. Boyts Pittsburgh; Vice
President. George J German. Pittsburgh
Board of Directors. Edward F. Earl. Pitts
burgh; William r. Thompson. Pittsburgh
Peter J. Ulring. Pittsburgh; Edward Scull,
Somerset. Pa; Charles L. Pugh, Philadel
nhia; John S. Silver, New York City Hon.
John Dean. Hollidaysburg, and A. s.
Morrow, Hollidaysburg. The general of,
fees of the company are to be located in
Pittsburgh.
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Minden. Ia, Jan'y &c, 1886.

Ed. HERAD:-After reading in your paper
Of the 9th inst, letter from Dr. II. C. Nc
Kinley. of Meyersdale. making suggestions,
&c, as to the proper and best method of get.
ting ont of the trouble. into which the Re
publicans ofsomerset county have been plac-
ed by an amendment, and q failure to hold a
primary last June; your comment upon
the sameand your suggestions. beg leave
TO also express an opinion and make sug-
gestion.
The Republican papers Of Somerset coun-
ty have no more authority, under the rules,
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THURSDAY, FEB. Is, 1886,

At I2k O'Clock P. NJ all the right title interest
and claim, (beiDg two-thirds intefest) In the fol-
lowing real estate Of Sarah johnson and Geo w
johnson, viz:
certain tract of land situate in Shade Twp.,
Some rset Go, Pa. containing los acres more or
less. OF rhicn there are about 90 acrrs clear 10
acres In meadow. with Upe STORY Log House,
Log Sta bic. and other outbuIldings thereon erect.
ed. with the sppurtenapces.
Taken in exrcu ion at this suit of Annie j. La m.
bert, nov Annie J. Wood
". R-TERMS CASH.
Feb. 8, 1859. sheriff.
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FRLDAY FEB,Y 10. 1856.

a, O'Clock P NJ, all the right, title interest ant
claim Of the Defendant, Fred lady, of in and tC
the following described Real Estate. viz:
No. /. Two certain lots Of ground situate In
Meyersdale Borough. Somerset tOunty, Pa
known as lots Nos $50 and 3sl in the Buechley
survey Of said Borough. fronting en- Railroad
stree I, and running back $50 feet to Ridge alley
and lying between Third street and lot No. 379
each Of said lots being 80 feet wide, with a one
story Frame Dwelling House erected on lot Nc
$50, and a two-stOry Frame Dwelling House and
Stable on l"t No. Sol.
No. 2. The divided middle part of lot No. 327
In Meyers addition of the Borough Of Meyersdale
County and State Aforesaid, fronting 20 feet on
Grant Street. and extending South TO Salisbury
Street the Eas- and West parts of sail lot are
owned by George Donges, having thereon erected
twost0ry Frame Building with Basement. for
merly known as Hady's Bottling Establish
ment," with the anpurtenauees.
Taken In execution at the suit OF : y. PhilsOn.
Cashier OF the Citizens Bank.
ALSO
All the right. title interest and claim of Valen-
tine Braeht OF in and TO the following Real rs
tate, situate in Summit Twp. Somerset Co., Pa,
bordering on the waters of the Buffalo Greek and
Casselman River, and adjoining lands of Jacob p
Walker. Ross Forward Jonn ID. Roddy and late
p. p II. Walker and others. containing 30 acres
and 22 perches, more or less, Laving thereon
erected a One-story House. Stable and other Out
buildings, With the appurtenanees.
Taken In execution at the suit OF T. c. jenkins.
ALSO
All the right, title interest and claim of the De-
fcndant- Jacob q Weimer, Of in and to the fol
lowing Real Estate, viz; Three certain lots of
ground situate in the vi lage Of Garrett. Summit
Twp, Somerset Co Pa known on the plan of
said town as lots Nos g - and IS, each fronting
on Washington Street and extending South to
jefferson street Lot No. 25 bounded on the West
by w lker Street and lot No. .. on the East by
Mulberry Avenne and lot No. u lying between
lots Nos. % and 25. with a two-stOry Frame Dwell
ling House on lot Nc. 25, with the appurtenances.
Taken in execution at the suit of S. II. Weimer
use OF ). ID. Liyengood
NUrICE-All persons purchasing at the above
sale will please IA ke notice that part of tine pur-
chase money-to be made known at the time of
sale-will be required the property Is
knocked down otherwise il will be again exposed
TO sale at the risk OF the first purchaser The
residue of the purchase money must be paid on or
before Thursday Of the first week OF February
Term of Court, the time hxed by the Court for Sc
curing the acknowledgment ofdeeds, and no deed
will be acknowledged until the purchase money is
paid in full
Sherifi's Office, JOHN WINTERS
Jan'y e, 1ss5. Sheriff.
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DIED.

HUSBAND.-Mis Sarah Hill was born
at Nneveh. now Seward Westmoreland CO.,
Pa, July II, 1921. married to David Hus
band January 1910, united with the Disciple
Church, about 1916, and died of combina-
ton of rheumatism and heart trouble, Jan.
49, 1856.
BROUCHER.-On the 29th of January,
near Kingwood, Somerset County, Pa, Mr..
Samuel Broucher, aged 4s wears, 8 months
and 27 days