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 ure years-Such as loss ol memory, lassitude, no turnal ennis sion, aversion 10 society, dimness of vissioE, noises ln me head, "cXcess in drinking intoxicating H. quors," the vital fluid passIng unob7erVcd in tho urine, and many other diseases that lead to insanity and dealh, a~
 Dr. Mintie, who is d regular physician, gr iduatc ui the University of PcnnsyjVanl' wll agree to forfeit five hundred dollars Tor case of this kind that the Vital Restarallve (und .r his sI ecia devise and treatmcntl will # cure, or for anything impure or iJuI- 10 Is found in it. Dr. MiTtie, treats all rrivate diseases successfully without mer- rvry. Consultation free. Thorough exam. nation and advice, including analysis ot urine, S5. PrIce of VIlal RestQrative Sl 50 bottle, or four times the quantity jOr So; sent to any address upon receipt of price, or c. o. D secured from observation and in pri- vate na.ce, il desired, by DR. MlNTlE, Il Kearny street, San Francisco, Cal. , Send for lIs., of questions and pamphlet.
 Sample Bottle Free, Will be sent to any one applying by letter, stating symptoms, sex and age Strict se- crecy in regard to all business trans4ctions DIR. MINTIE'S BRt5N LURE
 Dr. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, NEPHRETI- CUM cure all kinds of kidney and bladder complaints. gCunorrhRa, lecucorrhed, gleet. For sale by al druggists; $1. Q bottle, six bottles s5.
 Dr. Mirtie's Dqndeion Pills arc the best ani cheapest dyspepsia and bilious cure in 1he market For sale by all druggists.
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g-cAPITAL PRIZE, s75 900 l Tickets only s5. Shares in propor-
 tion. s-
Louisiana State Lottery Company.

We do hereby certify that we supervise the arrangements for all the Monthly and Guar, crly Drawings of The LUlSlsiana State Lottery Company. and ii. person man. age and control the Drawings Themselves, and that tEe same arc conducted with hon
 e>ty, fairness, and in good laitltoward all parties, and we authorize the Company to use this certificate, with fac siuiles 0: our signatures attached, in it's advertisements
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q ENDED EsPTORTENE- 'E'a E'1 WEN A E'sbRST'gj!e !e E.. SEVENTH GRAND DRAWING, GLASS 6s IN THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, .suIy E3, ISS6 --E9Ath Monthly Drawing
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We, tllt undersigned Banks and Bankers, will pay all Prizes trawn in the Louisiana State Lotteri:s which may be preserted at our counters.
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StiA Another.

Mrs. Frankie Stump has secured the best location on the main street of Bisbee and has opened a frst-class boarding house and restaurant there in, where the residents of Bisbee and visitors to the great copper camp, will receive the finest that the market af- 10. ds. i-lItf
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CONFLUENCE IrKMs.
The Popular Clothier,
Somerset, Pa

CONFLUENCE ITEMS
A number of protracted meetings are now
in successful operation in this part Of the
county The extra good sleighing generally
brings out a full house
The Democrats in Addison township held
their primary last Saturday to nominate
candidates for township offices, and let me
tell you there's music in the air, and there
viii be big swearing done the day after the
election. The Gods are mad.
Mrs. Harrington, daughter of Aaron Wei
mer, Of Harnedsviile. died at her father
house on Thursday last The family and
friends have the sympathy Of the entire
community. Her remains Will be taken to
Pittsburgh to-day for interment.
Mr.. Benton X Pullen was seriously hurt
a few days ago while at work on James \
Bradley saw mill. His right arm was bad
~ lacerated and one finger on the right
hand had TO be amputated Mr.. Daniel
Trudle had a finger cut of on the same mill
only a few days ago.
The sleighing was never much better, and
the young people seem to know it. The ice
Oh the IouEhiogheny river Is 50 thick that
teams and sleighs can drive on it fer %
miles up the river. Those who desire G
nice smooth sleigh ride only need start
here and 20 70 somerfield all the way on the
ice. X.
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DEAR Editor -Inasmuch IS the columns
Of your paper offer room for suggestions As
70 how to again effect the organization Of
the Republican party of the county, might
suggest that there be an election announced
n each precinct, setting day when the Re,
publican voters, or as many as see III. meet
and organize in the usual way, then pro
ceed ard hold the election for judge, or
c0mmi tteeman, aud make their return a.
per rules, electing one of their judges 70 act
As Chairman of the Convention
The business Of the convention would be
20 receive and certify the election Of judges
or committeeman, for the hol,8ing Of the
next primary or nominating election AT the
time set forth in the rules and Of elect.ng
chairman Of the county coamittee whose
term Of office would expire at the close Of
| the convention sci forth in the rules, when
there would be successor chosen. 1 offer
the above suggestion. as all admit we are
without an organization-but here the
questions arise, who viii call the meeting
for The election Of committeeman or judges,
and who will be responsible for the expens
es necessary for holding the election and
making the return and holding the county
convention
As 10 the first question | would suggest
that three ex-ehairmen Of the county COM
mittee appoint judge or committeeman in
each precinct and fix the time for the cleo
tion-or let them make a call for the elec-
ton Of judges or committeeman by fying a
jay. and let the voters organize as IN the
absence Of the judge, or let them, IL they
choose, recognize the committeeman now
named and call them in convention to elect
chairman of the County Committee for the
balance Of the year ending on the first Tues
day after the fourth Saturday of June
And, as to the second question, would
Suggest that some one fthe many live men
in the Republican party in each precinct.
raise the funds necessary, by subscription /;
it can be done am sure. or let some one
step to the front and say, here, we are
ready 10 foot the bill" As for my district I
take the privilege in advance TO say, I will
see our portion Of the dill paid hope this
matter will besufliciently ventilated and that
10 the near future rhe way viii be opened
and we have clear track, and good officers
who are not afraid to DO their duty and who
VIII enter upon the same and stand to their
posts. UNo.
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INPoETAST NcrIcE.--Becher. the popular
clothier. intends making great change in
business, and in order TO close out the i'm
mense stock that be has now on hand, he
and every article in his store at and below
cost. Anybody in need Of suit. overcoat,
hat, cap. shirt, ebild's suit, or anything in
the clothing line should avail themselves OF
this rare opportunity, as these goods must
be sold out by March Is. 1856. Come one.
come all, to B. BEcHER JE-,
The Popular Clothier,
Somerset. Pa
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THE ENTEKPRIsING BuRsLARs-Thet three
burglars who did up the $. & C station
house were given preliminary hearing
before Justice Hicks last Wednesday after
neon. The hearing was to have been at the
Jnsuces office. but when the time fixed for
IL came the little office was 50 packed with
people that il was impossible to proceed
and an adjournment was had to the court
room. A Rumber Of witnesses were called
and examined. Thes,ory they detailed was
substantially the same rs that published in
last weeks HERkLL Several hours were
consumed in the hearing. and at It's close
the prisoners were remanied 70 jail TO await
trial at court. John J. Burns and T ]. Hur-
Is. the former the brother and the latter the
brother.in-law Of " Shenandoah Red $ were
present At the hearing. and listened intent
Iy to the story Of the burglary. as told by
the witnesses =. Red. they saw is only
twenty years OF age, that his mother is
widow. and quite well of. A II. Coffroth
and Val. Hay. Esqr's. appeared sor the pris-
oners. Capt II II. Kuhn. Of Tohnsiown,
appeared for the prosecution in the case Of
felonious assault, and the common wealth
was represented by W Il. Koontz. Esq, in
the other cases.
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BERKLEY's MiL1s ITEMS.
Weather blusiery.
Our ice men busy.

BERKLEY's NfLIs ITEMS
Weather blustery
Our ice men busy.
Jack Frost retairs bis grip
A number Of onr voung folks took in the
society at the b. Walker school house last
Friday night
Rev. Shearer. Of Somerset. filed the pull
pit Of the Lutheran church here, during the
absence Of Rev. Young.
o. F. Critchfeld wears the belt as the boss
fox hunter here. He has brought in the
bloody trophies of twelve during the
winter.
Hon. L. A. Turner gave an entertainment
in the school house last Saturday night,
The Judge never fails to get crowded house
at this place.
Among our visitors during the week were
Miss Mason, of Berlin Nr II G. Keim of
Northampton Mr. John Grumbly. of Mey-
ersdale, and Others.
Mr.. II. G. VIII, the Efficient teacher Of
our school. gave rs a spelling " be-" " on last
Monday night, which was largely attended.
The lads and lasses enjoyed it very much.
Quite a number Of persons Of this place
are taking Horace Greeley's advice and GO
ing West. Among them are Matthias Jldy
and family, L. r Miller and family. Eliza
beth Judy and daughter. y B. Walker, and
Others All will locate in Kansas and
Nebraska.
Hard time accounts tor ' Xenophon's" "
long absence From the cnlnmns of the HFR-
AID. We at last managed to get hold of an
old pape- collar. ard We pen these items on
the clean side Of IT,
XESoPHoS
Berkley's Mills. Feb. 6, lsss.
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THURSDAY, FEB. %, 1856,
TAVERN LICENSES.

THE following pers0ns have hleti IN NJ oitic'
Il their petiion Tor Iaverndr Restaurant Llcen
ses. with b0ndr, certificates, atiidaviis, &e- ant
the same viii be presented TO the Court for allow
ance on Monday evening, February p, 1855
TAVERN LICENSES.
Charles A Mitchell Addison Township.
Edward Meadow, Addison Township.
Thomas Williams. Elk Lick I0wnshiu.
Frederick DUR. Greenville
camgf a Haines, lockwood Borough
Samuel Buekman,
Eliza A. Tayman Somerset "
wm. J Higginboiham, somerset Borough
Augustus g. Davis
Joseph Stuli, StOnyereek Township
Robert Guthrie, Meyersdale Borough,
z g. Walker.
Nathaniel Siicer, -
EliIe Baer
John II Sicer. a.
George DeHaven. North amptan Towuseip.
J, :. Lyons Ursina Borough,
A. A Miller.
Isaac A. Jenkins.
J J. Kennel WellerSbuTg Borough.
Augustus k9ehier. COnemaugl Township
Frank J. FUller. New Baitimere Borough.
Samuel Custer, St0yesiown Sc
John H. Hige,
RESTAURANT LICENSES.
Mary kreirEburx. Meyersdale Borough.
Pr0'y's Once, , n. b, CRIrCHFIELD,
Jan'y q. 1855 Pruthon0tary-
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sHem Of Credit Marked ts) s13s. The part Of
this bill rslsfiEg to the pump In the Court House
yard was passed for the ptesenf. after careful
exam nafk Of the facts. and full bearing Of the
County commissioners and their eoun el aud 9th
er parties intsrs sied- II appears from the state
ments of be 0unty Commissioners ami their clerk
that negotiations are in progress and partly oom-
pleted 10 have the pump put in proper and easy
working order, or ifthat is found TO be inpractica
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PRO BONO PUBLICO

We announce that having bought large
stock of Flannels, Yarns, Blankets, Canton
Flannels and other Fall and Winter Goods at
Low Figures, we can offer them at prices nerer
before touched By the trade. Everyone thai
buys will have the benefit of Low Prices. Cur
stock of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Linoleums, Mat
tings, Rugs, stair-crash, Stair-rods, Buttons,
&c. &C., is very large, and is composed of the
most desirable goods in the market
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Attention Republicans

we a-e requested 10 announce that the
-.r meeting Of the Republican voters Of
s~s- Borough viii be held in the Arbi-
--....r nom ia the Court House, Saturday
- Fs5y 18th, at o'clock for the
---5.saC dominating candidates Tor the
~ rough offices.
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a VALUABLE
EAEsFi FO4s SAIL g.

I offer for sale my Girn, known as the Iszac
" endel farm In ) merset township. The iaFIu
contains 4 lttle over the hundrei acres, about
ssyeuty i've acres IN good state CT Cultivation;
the DaLAuce we'll timbef ed with tTQ-story iraulr
dwelling house, hank barn and other out Dildlngs
thereon erected There il a Large spring OF never
falling water at the house Tie orchard Is large
one containing bearing trait gi almost every
variety.
Terms reasonable. For further iuf0rmatio- y
ply 10 the unls rsigned in StOnyereeS township
LEVI J. LONG.
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Mr Ross F. Davis last week shipped a
pair of very choice Poland Chiua pigs to a
purchaser ia oaIo- Mr. Davis claims the
only stock Of this kind IN the county
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-02-10

Weifey, the Photographer takes good cab
met photographs at prices far below those Of
any other gallery in Somerset. Just think,
six Of them for 81 80.
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Has CONE TO STAYS. ] Mcmillan, d. "
5. has permanently located in Somerset, aid
those wishing dental work viii find II to
their interest 70 give him call his new
deatal Office Is in Beers Block.
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THIRTY-FIRST
STATEMENT
OF The
SOMERSET COUNTY
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Co..
FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER
81 1855.
-n-
DR.
To balance on hand per last Report, Dec
81 lS-4---. -.-------S % .
To cash reed on new policies issuei dur
ing the year 1876 .--.--. ..--...- 3o2 $
To c. sh red on renewals duTiu : the year
lss5 ---......- ~ ua
To cash received on assessments collect
ed drring SIS --.- ----..-..-.-..--. El5e 81
Iotal. --.-----.------------S -loS -

Directors Elected for tts Ensuing Year, ri=
SAMUEL Rarclav. James Parson. Benjamin
lire. William Baker. Andrew Wcy, Conrad
Miller josiah Enkeny. g. J. Miller snd John
Hicks. Of - meTsef County, Pa J7ona-t Biftner
and Jacob Fichtner, o. Betl ri Coudty. Pa
S,muel MATTHEWS OF Fsyetie County. Pa. and
Wm A kaip.iof Westm0reland Co.. Pa
Qgsesrs Ei-cfed for ne EHsEiHg Year, ri-;
SAMUEL BARCLAY. President.
JNU. HICKS, Sec, Treas. and Gen Ag't.
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MARRIAGE LIcESsEs.-The following mar
riase licenses have been granted by Regis
ter and Recorder Shafrr during the week
ending February o. 1886.
Christian Tressier of Addison township
and Bebecca Kelly Of Brothersvalley town
ship.
Levi L. Hoyle Of Allegheny Township
and Lizzie Jane Baker Of BrothersyaIle'
township.
John Stanton and Maggie Hinebaugb b
both Of Confluence.
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y Bible and q newspaper in every house,
a good school IN every district all studied
and appreciated as they merit, are the prin-
ipal support Of virtue. morality and civil
liberty.
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In another column vii be found an inter
esting communication from our able cores
pondent Justice Every taxpayer in the
county should read g.
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NJ. A. c. Davis, at present proprietor Of
the Washington House. Bedford. will take
charge Of the Central, Of this place on the
Ist of Ar,ril
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We experienced several days Of extremely
cold weather the latter part OF last week.
Thursday morning our thermometer regis
tered fourteen DEGREES below zero.
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Every Republican voter who possibly can
should attend the meeting "A the arbitration
room Saturday night and assist in nominal
ing good men for the different borough Of
n.as
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The Republicans OF Addison township
held a meeting last Saturday evening in the
sa3dlery Of Mr.. Amos Jeffries, about seven.
e. FIVE being present, for the purpose ot
nominating officers TO be voted for at the
coming spring election. Mr. Seffries presided
and Samuel A. Dean and Jasper Augustin'
were elected Secretaries The followiug
ticket was nominated Justice Of the Peace
Amos :. Jefiries Constable Samuel c. VII
helm Judge Of Election, T J. Brant In
spcctor Of Election. Charles Risheberger
Assessor. VIM. G. Endsiey Auditor. Rob
ert z. Ross School Directors, John Il
Bird. A. J. Colborn Township Clerk. Ru.
fms Augustine; Supervisors Rudolph Fawceti
John Endsley Dietrich Shoemaker.
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Elsewhere in these columns viii be found
the annual statement Of the receipts ana
expenditures, Of Somerset County. for the
year Iss5.
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The schools in the new building were
again visited by committee OF ladies. sp-
pointed for that purpose by the Somerset W.
CT. l.. They were very cordially received,
and pleasantly entertained during the short
time spent IN each department Their re-
ports Of the schools are favorable and en-
eouragjng. Thes were especially delighted
wifk the recitations in Physiology and Hy-
giene, with special reference to the effects of
alcoholic drinks. stimulants aud narcotics
upon the human system. The children are
delighted with thestudv Of this branch. and
seem 70 be making rapid progress. We think
the teachers are coming up 70 the fnIl re
guirements Of the law Il would be well if
fault-dnding parents would visit the schools
before they complain ofthe incompetency
Of teachers. Cox
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-02-10

The borough and township elections will
be held on Tuesday February 18th. Som
crse- will elect two justices Of the peace, q
burgess, one councilman, two school direct
. ors, an assessor, inspector, judge Of election.
constable. high constable, street commission
er, auditor and tax collector The tax col
lectorship VIII in al probability be the plum
for which the principal iight viii be made,
as the compensation attached thereto makes
il a very desirable office.
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The good sleigning brought a large crowd
Of people from the country to town satar-
dag
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lis safe that there viii be twenty new
dwelling houses erected in Somerset during
the coming summer
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Hnnvsnsxtrr.r frrxs.

HooyERsxILiE ITEMS
sieighing is good. and the farmers and
fs:n- loving folks are making good use Of IL.
| The thermometer yesterday morning reg
istersd IS degrees heicw zero How IS that
fer low
The icr business IS still booming. although
At great disadvantage. as it : 3 consider
able distance to haul. and a miserable sid-
ing to get at II. The B. & o. L. Il. Co, never
does things hs halves itsiops often before it
gets half way.
ReT. Unruh continues to preach for the
Lutheran congregation at this place. Rev's
LeFeyer and Jackson. feed the hocks Of the
Reformed and United Brethren respectively
As we have no long necked camelopsrds.
we have no use for Beecher and Talmage
blowing around their winds Of doctrine
LINGO
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DE. 70 exch7nEr the pump TOT one ot About thc
county GuEnmisefo1Er- Ft1ltlfely ae<3ft Us add
agree mat as soon az ire weather prints tle
pump VIII be pili IN good ecailtien- or e4chahse
VITA but httle Additional expense 70 the county
except Tor tac iTeight am isp0r IN these epnsl-
tons the piH ) now passed. the Audttefr reserF-
ng the n hi at next aunt 70 surcbsrHe the Con
misSlonerS vitb the value OF the pump N case the
above agreen NJ Is not complied with.
The Andfters carefully examiaed ezch hii or
yoEsher. aud every item II each Dil. A number
81 small errorS Eere discovered and IN ga cases
the oToeFs Hsre crrecteu U eentTln 70 the rli4 as
a1j1sle'i, and me money PAID ~ eAeeas vas re-
funded 10 The treasurer A eanstieraeie sun was
thus saved 10 the tAxPsfers, elt the kI1sieuSe
that all bills Viii ee bus eareiuy scrutinzed II
the ia ure Will u = hpea Prev euf the recurrence
OF such mistakes n the preparation AMI approval
OF the bills In addition % the errors above men-
toned the following we're discovered and a. the
anncgnfS have gol been feiuudei 70 the Treasurer
the county Commissioners are hereby surcharg
with the amount thereof VIZ. ten doliats and rity
cents
Rill and order M o. aof1<s5- 10 Fl. ID AeGa-
the 5rsaserior or a fr5Ige one dav a. sur
vevur ~ much - 400
Bili ami @r1ier No isS 81 lsss 70 ID : Miller
finsr.ft' : nav ,IericaI .rreT in nm - fc0
BlIf 80 er1i.r No 90 0f Iss5. Io j hi Miller
Court Hsuse exr.s, Sc, e ieriel error In bill 100
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A telegram from Greenshurg states that
William Hartman enc Of the gang that
broke into jhe house Of Samuel Robinson.
near Lgonier ard nearly murderde-ed the
inmates, Samuel Robinson and sister. was
f1uu5 guilty of aggravated assault with in
tent 10 XIII and burglary. The trial Of the
other two rufiars IS now occcpying the at
feniion Of the Court. their names being
Iemuel Marteeuy anl Leonard Shavley
They are being tried on the same charges as
Hartman. Hartman vas resident Of JEFF
ferson township this county and is well
known 10 this community Since writing
the above MareeUv and shawiey have both
been convicted, and al three have been sen
teuced % the peniten'iarv for period of
nine years and six months.
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lsss-
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VEST BoTNn.
Express Mail Cum'd
Acc
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= 90. .-zb b....-... 30 5.a5 ~ 80 %
EAST BOUND.
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The HEEALD IS indebted to Auditor Gen
eral Niles for a copy Of his report for 1sss.
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TERMS :

One third TO remain lien. after the debts and
expenses Of the estate fully paid. the interest
to he paid the widow during her lifetime. and at
her death the principal TO the heirs OF the deceas
Ell One-thsrd cash on conformation OF safe. the
balance IN three equal annual pa yrnents 20 De Sc
cured hy judgn ert on the premises. Ten percent
to he paid on day Of sale Anv persons desirOus
Of further informal ion about the properly via call
CO the administrators, CT John d. Uhl. ESQ at
Somerset Pa
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Nr Geo. C. Llchty OF Somerset town
ship had al our offce a rare old volume on
Saturday last ''Das Berborgene Leben mii
Cbrist1 in Gott, Printed at Mulhein on
Rhein by J c. Enuoh in I7sG. The book
was the property of Mr.. Licdty's great
grandfather Peter Foruey, who in his old
age rebound it in beautiful and substan-
tial manner in leather with large quaint
brass clasps.
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DESrIsrKY-Dr.' C. J. Bazchy can be
seen at his Dental Rooms at the General
Hotel in Somerset Pa. Operative DcntistNg
a Specially
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1886-02-10

The o. ". Kyle Opera Company play
. TO large audiences in Somerset three nights
last week. They have greatly improved
since they we're last here, have all new COS
TUNES and We think are now one Of the
[ best companies en- the road. Their rendi-
lion Of The Mascot Saturday night was
exceptionally dne The o. " Kyies art
/ prime favorites in Somerset and can always
( draw large audience.