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XVRlT OF PARTITION.

To Hannah Lohr iutermarried with SamuCl Ie-
ham Of Fyan. Bedford 90. Pa. BENJAMIN Lehr
Of Fishertovn Bedford County IA. and
Emanuel LOhr 0f Crum. Bedford. Co. Pa.
You are hereby notified that ia pursuance ola
Writ Of Partition issued out 0fthe orphans Court
Of somerset County. Pa. and % me directed. I
viii hold an Inquest on the premises. on the aai
estate Of Thomas Lohr. dee q. ~sifg4te in slede
aud Paint Tps. Somerset County. Pa. on Thurs
dag the 2isrday Of February next when and
where you can attend ifyou think proper
R. s McMlLLEN.
Sberin's Once. sheriff
Jan : 1889
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TERMS.

Ouc-tiird after payment of debts 10 remain a
lien on the premises. the Interest ~ which r. TO
De psid annually o. the widow during heriife,
and al her death the principal % tie heirs Of said
deceased the remainder. one-thiri IN hand on
confirmation % sale. one-rhird in one year. and
1ne-thifi ia two years fr1u day Of sie without
interest. 20 per cent Of the purchase money 70 be
paid 0nday Of sale deferred payments % oe 80
cured ly judgment bond uu the piemiscs.
g.. ". Tl5E--LEE.
.. 49, COOK.
%jaue5., Admn. and Trust 0fJos. 1rcssler.
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Or. Hostetter's Son Sails to the
VanderbiIts.

~PITrsHussH. Jan. 2i.-It IS stated upon
information received from a source said to
be most reliable, that Herbert Hostetier has
sold TO the yauderbii,s all the stocks and in
teTests Of the late DR.. Hostet,er in the Pitts
burgh & Lake Erie Railroad. This giycsthe
Vanderbil,s fnll control of the line. and at
the annual meeting Of the Board here. to-
morrow, some important changes will be
made.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23
WRIT OF PARTITION.

roJno BIC Miiicror Pashau. Lafranee Csur-
y Indiana Mary Harder. -intenmarried aith
William Bingle Of J0hustcWu. Cambria Crun-
ty, Pa
icu are hereby notified that In pursuance o.
2 writ Of Partition iss9rd ont of ne Orrhaus
tourt Of somerset COUNTY. Pa. ami - me directed
! VIII hold am inquest or The PREMISE on the real
estate 81 benjamin Miller. decreased. situate la
rant Township, -omencf Cuuulf. Feuu'a. on
Thursday. the 2ist day Of February next. when
and where you esn attend if yO1 ihiHk pepper.
sherifs Once K & MrMiLIEN.
Jan. .. lssu. =Ha-n
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Mr- William Kuhlman. while engaged in
cutting timber on the premises Of Levi Han
lin, about one mile west Of Forwardstowu,
was seriously injurad on Tuesday last as he
attempted 10 fell q tree which had lodged on
some small sapliags near by. he comnene-
ed to clear away the brush underneath when
the tree suddenly gave way and came crash
ing to the ground. Mr.. kaufman saw il
coming and would have succeeded in getting
away had It not been for a limb which,
branching from the trank Of the tree, struck
him on the head, Knocking him down.
The trunk Of The tree then fell, striking him
between the hips and the knees. HIS righl
leg was pinned fast 10 the ground by the
tree Hr. Hanlin, with the aid Of a Mr.. Lohr
who was with NJ. KIalman az the time of
the accident, succeeded in releasing him He
was then carried to tIse home Of NJ HAHN
and a physician sent for, who, upon exam
inins the limb. found it to be broken a few
inches below the hip joint. The wound was
messed and the pAsien. properly cared for
Mr.. Huffman isl yoang man and came
from Milford to this township but a few
months ago.
A FRIrxD.
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Ia the estate Of Isaac Kaufman mtr or Coneraarrh
Twp, Somcf-ef touniy. deed.
The undersigned having been appointed Audi
tor hr the orphans C0urt ~ Somerset Comfy 10
ascertain adyNureUeHis and make a d~istrbliinn
Of The fund IN the bands Of Jarob T. kaufman
and Levi lefer executors q Isaac Esufmaa
dee q - All among those legally entitled thereto.
Notice Z hereby given that ] viii attend TO the
duties % said appointment 90 my orfe in Somcr-
~et Borough on he 2fh DAY o. Januarv. a. d.
Tsp when aud where al perens Interested nay
attend.
FRED y. BIESECKER.
Jan-4Issl- aDIra-
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Hides, add FHr, viii pay the highest
cash price for all kinds Of hides, pelts and
fnrs. Call on me At my residence, immedi-
aiely west ofthe S. c. Station.
II. G. CUNNINGHAM.
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AGAINST THE SALOON.

The NAIL AND EXPRESS IA the recognized
National organ OF the great Anti-saIoon Re
7S5iean movement. It believes that the
hlnor traffic as il exists to-day in the United
States is the enemy Of society. n fruitful
source OF corruption In politics. the ally OF an
arcny. a school Of crime. and, with its avowed
purpose Of seeking to eorruptly control
elections and legislation. is 4 menace to
the public welfare and deserves the eondemna-
finn of all onod mon
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

A valuable Gov owned by Mr.. Sol. Shoe
maker was III down By the sou,h-bound
mail train on the s. & c. Railroad Tuesday,
and killed at the Un.on street crossing.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23
A pNINIsrRAToR.s NoTIcE.

Estate ofsimon Young. decd. lafe Of jefferson
Twp. Somerset Co. Pa
Letters o. administration on above estate hav-
ing been granted TO the undersigned By the prop-
er authority. u1ice j. hereby given 10 al per
sons indebted "a said estate "a maze Immediate
payment. and those having claims against the
same wiz present them daily authenticated for
settlement on Saturday. the IN day q IsHuar,
lssa. a he late residence u the deceased tn said
Township.
JoHN IT, CHL. SiLAS IL CABLE.
Attorney. Administrator
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A prominent Druggist Sent to JAN.

A Prominent Druggist Sent to jail.
Joseph Fleming a prominent and wealthy
wholesale aud retail druggist Of Pittsburgh,
was sentenced on Monday to three months
imprisonment in the Mercer county jail and
to pay a fine of$oo for selling liquor with
o. q license. Fleming, who has a license
to sell in Pittsburgh, shipped the liquor to
Mercer county. and the verdict was obtained
upon the grounds that it was paid for in
Mercer county. Fleming has made an APP
peal 70 the supreme Court. but in the mean
time he wiil be compelled TO remain in
prison.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

Ms. ". A Gregg, whose stage name was
Bella Moore. died at her home in Cincinnati
Wednesday. She appeared in Somerset on
different occasions. and was a great 6sori;e
with cur people.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

Mr.. Pagh, Of Somerset ably filed the
Speakers chair Tor awhile this morning
Hqrris5arg ~7eiegoqpA. 81 Frisas.
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stop-Overs on g. g. o. R. r. Tick

Stop-Overs on g. & o. r. r. Tick
Commencing January Ist, lss9, the con-
duciors on b. & O. r. r. will issue stop
over checks 10 the holders OF iirst-class IN
limited tickets who desire TO stop of at sta
ions between the starting pointand desiina-
ton OF their tickets, Stop over checks will
be valid for five days from date OF issue.
CHAs. o ScuLL,
Genl Pass. Agt.,
B. & o. r. ~
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

During the past week pensions were gran
ted 20 Reuben 5. Johns, Eikliek, and W. II.
Berkey. Somerset. An increase OF pension
was allowed John A. Riainser, ofSonersct,
and John Mosaolder. OF ~Shanksviile.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

You ran take your ulster out ofeamphor
now. You win find Il qai.e a comfortable
sarment.
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NOTICE.

Notice j. hereby given that The parBership
heretofore existing between Joseph H. and Erf.
y. Miller In The mercantile business uudsr the
firm name o. Miller BrrtherS. wa dissolved on
The 1t day Of January. Is.g, BY mutuai ccuVent.
The business VIII hereafter b. co1ducfcf 81 the
old place by Joseph D. Miller The t4soks 81 the
nrm are in the Possession u Ephraim u. Milief.
and all persons having accounts on them ar re-
guested 10 call and settle the s8me uithcut htr-
Their notice.
JOSEPH ID MILLER
ErHkAld D.. MILLER.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23
PUBLIC SALE
OF
Valuable Real Estate.
FRIDAT. F#ERRUART /. 1ss
Dwelling House,

two barns, &c. thereon erected there are two
fine apple orchards on the premises and a portion
Of the tract isiweli tim5efed. and the farm is well
watered aud in good cultivation.
Nh - A tract Of land situate a. aforesaid,
we ~ containing 100 acres. ~ adjoining tract
No 7. William and Christ knepp Peter Sh0ema-
ker. John Matthews and Alfred WilmDth, with a
dwelling house, barn, and o.hcr buildings there
on erected there j. also an apple onshard on the
tract, and it is in gOod cultivation
Nh A tract Of land situate as aforesaid
w -" containing l5i acres and 81 perth
g. adjoining tract No 1. Alfred Wilmpih and
Daniel Shoemaker the tract j. watered and
a large portion well timbered- These tracts viii
Dc sold separately. or any uf0 OF more ofthem
together. tn suit purchasers ur a. may be Tor the
best interests Of the estate.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

Mrs George Il. Sullivan. Of Pittsburgh. IS
visiting at the residence other parents, Mr..
and Mrs. john r. Hammer, Of Hammers
station.
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THE pENocRAFic scHENE-

The Democrats propose to find in Section
Sof article : Of the Constitution a pretext
for their proposed program. This section
reads;
The returns Of every election for the above
named offices shall be sealed up and trans
mitted by the returning officers 10 the Sec
rotary Of State, direct TO the Speaker of the
House Of Delegates, who shall Immediately
after the organization Of the House, and be-
fore proceeding to business, open and pub
lish the same, in the presence Of a majority
Of each House Of the Legislature. which
shall for that purpose assemble. The person
having the highest number Of votes for said
offices shall be declared duly elected thereto.
hut if two or more have an equal and The
highest number Of votes iorthe sans offices
the Legislature shall by joint vote choose
one Of such persons for said Office.
Speaker Woods, as soon as he opens and
reads the returns, IS, in accordance with the
Democratic scheme. To go no further on the
pretext that it is doubtful whether he IS the
proper person to declare the result, notwitb-
standing il is and always has beeh the pfac-
ticeso to do, and the joint Assembly is to be
declared dissolved, and, the State being
without a Governnroa the 4th OF March,
Wilson Is to continue until Fleming can be
slipped in after a farce Of a contest is gone
through with.
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The Weekly Enquirer

In Worth. Merit ana Enterprise, the
Enquirer certainly stand ct the head Of
modern journalism.
It's mammoth size gives room for thirty
per cent. more reading. It's Information,
news and intelligence Is from the most
reliable sources, direct from n corps Of
over twenty-five hundred correspondents.
representing the interests Of the Daily and
Weekly Eugui-cr in every part o. the
country.
\ Pualic B-encfactor hcyond al com
u%ari-oil berause absolutely free and inde-
pendent Of al combination. pools, trusts,
syndicates and organizations Can teach
truth aad state laetsf anmea4ara3le bene-
1t 10 the PEOPLE at large.
Commercial AGli- aud Market Reports
from every Known center IN the country,
excaal In ds-ail all othe-S l. is tie One
Only fa:er thai can Oh tic place Of sew
er... v,ae-e only can Be aGorded.
1. COS. slI5ayea-, yet -erdcrS q service
c9u1l to that obtained AT from tvo to five
times ia. sum through -other journals
Economically 10 Is the Choapcsi. because
the Largest and Best. The best evidence
Is comparison oT trial. Get q sample copy
free. or hand your subscription to our
agent or the postmaster.
THE DAILY ENQUIRER.
lao. . NOS. 9 nc. ~
Sandsy aud Daily. .sI.1 $50 SEQ sifm
Dai.y except Sunday. LIS is Geo I1G
JOHN +. MCLEAN, Publisher,
CINCINNATI, o.
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The days are hit 10 minutes longer than
they we're the beginning of the year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23
maokerel Fish

Now in stock, a shipment direct from the
Atlantic coast. Quality excellent. but prices
high, and we can't help it. Try some Of
them. Respectfully,
Cook & BEEHrs.
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Mr.G. D. Lichiy Of Meyersdale, received a
message on Jan. lAh, from franklin Grove,
H., stating that his uncle, Gabriel Miller,
died on that day. M. Miller. was a brother
OF Col. NJ. D. Miller aud the late Josiah
Miller Esq. He was also a 5rother-in-law
Of the late Peter Meyers. lie was engaged
ia the mercantile business at Salisbury for a
number Of years IN 1855 he was elected
county auditor. About the year 1865 he re
moved TO Meyers Mills, now Meyersdale, and
carried on a LANCE country store in what is
known as The Old salamander building.
In 1850 be sold out bis business to his broth
er and Eephew and removed to franklin
Grove where he has since resided. lie was
about IS years Of age and leaves a widow
and a family ofeight children TO survive him.
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CAUTION NOTICE

The public is hereby notified that my wife Ella
zanna has ien my bed and board Without lust
cause or prJyOclti0n and that ] viii not be re-
sponsible for any debts % her contracting.
DAVID MILLER.
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CAUTION NOTICE.

! 10 hereby uotifv The public that my wife
Susie limerick, ha. len by bJaul aud bed.
and warn AT persons not to keep her en ny ac-
count AMI that viii not he responsible fr any
deDt Or expense she VIII be or make 10 any enc.
iUHN ENERI9E.
Jan 5 1883 FAIR HorE, Somerset County. Ia.
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The large new barn OF Christian Manens.
Of Paint township, was totally destroyed by
fire between the hours of five and six O'Clock
Wednesday evening. Mr.. Maagus had just
finished feeding and bedding ms stock for
the night and was about leaving the horse
stable when his attention was attracted by a
bright light in the Opposite end Of The barn
where be had bsen only a few minutes be-
fore. Fastening TO the spot he found it to
be a vel developed IRE and rapidly spread
ing. The flmes we're already beyond con
troll aud NJ Mangus turned his attention TO
r~escuing bis horses aud Bows all Of which
we're saved. The barn had ouly been erect
ed last fab aud vas veil file1 siih farm
products and agricultural implements, all
Of which were consumed There was no in
snranee Mr.. Mangus has no idea how the
Gre originated a. he does not smlke. had no
matches about his cloths and bad visited ali
the compartments Of his barn only a few
minutes before be discovered the presence Of
The flames.
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NOTICE.

Estate 81 AHdisw seehlss. late n Back .TrB
Somerset Co Pa. decreased.
Letters tesfameBiaFy on he above eetste hav-
ing been granted 10 the undersigned ~ the Druu-
er autharty. notice j. hereby given 70 al rerons
indebted u said estate 10 make intmcdlafe pay
meut and those having claims aeainst ne sane
will present them duly authenticated for sstsle-
ERsEt vilbozf dalay 10
ians. Escrlrx
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But GoFF WILL De THERE.

But Gen. Colt does not intend that the
failure 10 declare the result at Charleston
shall cheat him out Of the G~overnorship.
The iormalily Of declaring the result which
the returns declare does not affect in the
slightest the right Of the person found to
have the highest vote from qualifying for
his position. Gen. COT will 90 before a
proper officer and take the oath OF office As
G~oyernoFelect as certainly a. the 4th of
March comes round and he Is alive. Ifhe is
denied entry into the State House and for
cibly resisted, he will call first upon the civ
ilian aid Of the State. and rext as Comman-
der-in-Chief Of the Militia lac Will call on
the military.
If GOV. Wilson resists to this point and
also calls ont the military to aid him, the
Government OF the United States will be
promptly appealed to aud there is no reason
able doubt that it will promptly respond
There was a bogus claimant Of a Governor
ship once before, one Dorr. in Rhode Island,
and he was sqnelched by the United States
Government just as Wilson viii be sqnelch-.
in this case.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23
OUR POLITICS.

We believe tho Republican party to be the
true instrument Of the POLITICAL PROG
REsS of the American people; and holding
that the honest enforcement OF its principles is
the best guarantee OF the national welfare. we
shall support them with all our might; but we
shall always treat opposing parties with con
liberation and fair play.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

overooats, Oyerccats, Overcoats
for less than cost they nnsi be sold. at
J. b. SSyDKg's.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

Dipsheria seems to be prevaIesrIn all
parts ofthe State.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

TOHNsFowN COLLEGE, or ART ASDcoN
- MERGE
ART. MUSIC, COMMERCIAL, tTERARY.
end for catalogue BESSET GkEEE
Sept .. SIN. Jofnstozn, Pa.
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You Can Make Money
TIE MOST
Successful in Life
ARE THOSE WHO FOLLOW
Practical Economy in all Things.

Such habits and practice arc largely
due TO a knowledge of the outside world
ami its affairs, gained from careful study
and reading Of tho better class of MErno-
rotlrAS NEwsP,rrRs, such rs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

Indiana county hasa fend in human shape
who delights in muhiating horses. lie re
Gently visited the barn Of II. ,. Wyncoop in
Fast Mahonine. and cur the tongue out Of a
fine stallion. This is about bis tor;ieth vie
f-n,
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DIE Do ACCEPT on REFUsE.

RtLE ~ ALNEFI Vh MT 81
To Martha f. Dull. intemarrie ed with
jesse Critchield. and Manerva G. Dlil.
inteTmarried with Richard Reed, OF Puts
bureh. Pa.
Iou are hereby notified 70 be and appear at
an Orphans Court TO b. held In and fer Somerset
County. Pa, on Monday. the 18th day Of February
next then aud there 10 accept or refuse TO take
the Real Estate Of Peter Duh. deceased. At the
appraised valuation, or show cause why TIE same
should not be sold.
Sheriffs O1hce, RS. MCMILLEN.
Somerset. Jan. I6. IS. sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

slnce CIR last report marriage licenses
have been granted by Clerk Swank to the
following NAMED persons
David Hershberger and Lizzie Z. OFT, both
OF Paint Township.
Elmer Il. Licl;y, Of Waterloo, Iowa, and
Emma Miller, OF Somerset Township.
Charles /. Miller, Of Milford Township,
and sadie a. Barron, Of MidGlecreek Town
ship.
Clark Ridenour and Cora L. Homer, both
Of Fayeite County. Pa
Samuel johnson, Of ~IdlePark, IA, and
Kizzie Nicely, OF Ligonier, Pa.
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Have You Noticed the
R REDUCTIONS
We have made in the prizes OF Mems Low and
Medium Freed
Winter Underwear?

White and Gray Merino Shirts and Draw
ers, red1ced from SOC. to Gee, T5o. q suit I;
reduced from 75c. 10 Sc. 81 Is a suit re-
dnced from 81 to 75c. each, Three grades,
medium and extra heavy weights.
Plain camel's Hair shirts and Drawers. reduced
from s. 80 TO 81 . each.
striped camei.s Hair. reduced from 81 5 to
81 50 each
White Alwooi shirts and Drawers. reduced
from s. 10 81 50 each.
White Atwood shir;s and Drawers. reduced
frOm 81 81 10 81 each
Also, the bargains in Mems Fancy striped Ne
nno Half Hos are worthy OF your attention. Soc
grades sc d pal 3 for 81 75e grades, 50 cents a
pair.
Our new line Of MEN's and BOYS NIGHT
Shirt iu~Stopened extra values IN White and
Fancy
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National Newspaper,

most carefully edited, and adapted TO tho
wants and tastes off ntelligentreader through
out the entire country-Nortb. South, East and
Vest 1t is a thoroughly clean paper, free
nom the e%orrupting. sensational and democrat
ling trash. miscaiIed news, which dehles the
Naees OF too Inanr citvnaners.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

Messrs. W. W. Picking. Travelling Passea-
ger agent o. the b. o. Railroad. and 4 :
Scull. ofthe HERALD, left Somersst Monday
morning for Chicago. They viii visit Min
ncapolis and ST. Paul, Minnesota, before re-
turning home.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

DR.. John Bills Hast week sold his residence
on South street 10 Elder Peter Vosel. the
consideration being $3.50. Or. Bills viii
shortly remove his family toJohnstown, and
81 his departure Somerset loses, and Johns
town gains, a good citizen.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

There are anumber Of applicants in this
city for the position % Depa,y United States
Revenue Collector for she Western Disirics
OF eaEsylysaa. Il Is said that la all about
twenty loyal statesmen want the oaiee. We
will know more about IL ia,sr Alooaa
Tribune.
Az a meeting of Capt. James Hipchman
Camp. No. ~. Sons of Veterans, held hast
Tuesday evening. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year
Captain-J +. Kantner.
FRS; Lieuienant-H g. Walker.
Second Lieutenant. II. Fox.
Camp Council-E. e. Ferner, L. /. Fox.
T. L. Pugb.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

Weieam that Mr.. Christian C.. LivenKood
died at bis residence at Salisbury, on Mon
day morning, at the advanced age of s.
years. Ar- L~iyengood was born In Eiklick
township and spent All the years Of bis life
I'D that vicinity, where DE was a well known
citizen. For many years he was engaged in
the mercantile basiue-s 50 Salisbury. but re-
tired from aCtive business about theyear'f9.
Hesefvci as a justice Of the peace, and also
one term GA The board Of county auditors.
III was the mther of DR. r. r. LNengood Of
Elizabeth, \. J.. lie leaves a widow. one
san and several daughters who %sugyive him.
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The Bargains in Trimmings

At Zoe. 2r.. 5ae, Dc.. and 81 a yard, viii be
sure 10 sttfnct you II you want anything in the
Trimming line. Braid SET. from % M. les than
half price 10 not tail 10 stop at the Trimming
department.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

II Is said THAI the bill introduced in he
House which provides that the STATE may be
sued, and designa;es The Court Of Dauphin
county as the tribunal, In eases where suits
before brought have failed by reason Of the
statute Of limitation, is meant 10 cover the
case of the border raid claims, involving
about &,ooo.o0a, for damage inflicted By the
rebels in Franklin, Cumberland and Fulton
COUNTIES.
Or. +. 3. oNeil, oculis, and aurist, viii
stop in our city for a few days only. The
doctor gives special attention TO refractiye
errors. and docs business exclusively through
the medical profession, aud all persons with
any retroactive defect from acquired or con
genital causes, viii consult tteir own inter
st by having a thorough examination, and
proper spec,aeies adjusted. The Doctor can
be consulted al Or. II. Brubakers office.
Applicants for license to sell liquor in
%sehuylkill county are trembling, The court
has in a large number Of instances required
that places licensed as hotels bring into court
their registers, that it may be ascertaineG to
what extent the public sought ~accomoda-
lions az the place licensed. In one town
mp all applicants were thrown out when
il was shown that the liquor interest had
prevented the election Of a constable there
ia.