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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20

W. W. Dewitt has bssn making improve
ments and additions to his store building
until he now has one Of the largest and
most convenient stores IN eastern Mon
tana. The main or front portion is 10
iset in length, and including warehouse and
granary, is 200 feet. The store-room opens
into the warehouse, which has = cellar UNI
der its entire length. A business office and
reception room has been added tn the store
lOxl1 feet in dimensions, and also "a ladies
toilet room.
Mr.. Dewitt is constantly adding to his
large stock of mercha ndise. and soon every
inch of space will be fully occupied with a
choice line Of goods. lie invites all his
patrons and strangers who visit Lewis
tsarn on the Fourth, to call and look over
his store, examine goods and inquire prices
No trouble to show goods, and lac guar.n-
tees them to be first -elass in quality and
sold cheaper than by any of his co,npeti-
tors. Drop in and see him.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20

In addition to what in known as the Shea
band Of horses, the undersigned, in com
pany with his son Andrew, has bought thu
John o. Ming band, branded circle On left
thigh, and are now ready to sell mares OF
gelhing-, broken ar unbroken, single or by
the car load, at low figures for spot cash
or will exchange the whole Ming band. con
sisting of nearly two hundred head, young
and old. for cattle and sheep ON good
terms. Persons knowing the wherea bouts
Of horses branded cirle ON left thigh or
on right shoulder will confer "a favor by
notifying me Of the same.
June 2O. JAMES FE.Grs.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20
JUDITH VALLEY LOCALS.

A very nleasa mt social party was in
dulged in at the hall in Philbrook Friday
night last. Dancing was in order until the
small hours Of Saturday. At midnight sup
per was served a In piquenique.
tn. ph;,brosks have again bitten the
Ans, n, the hands of their erstwbile yictors.
.ho I-.;..s Tho, ,,,. w,s n,,vsd S,,tur.
d.v LAT .t tho ..snortinp center" Phil
hrools w;e,,,;,, of tho willow WAS more
,,.d Tho, an, ths y.m. :, pb,,hrooL
.,, ,o.o. IN. s..,r. ,,;d mot r.nr..s,,
,,,;.,, ram. nth III. I-t;c,. I.ew;st,wp
lin a., thor, t.,aman wor,bv ,f their
u,..sl .,ss,
""' :"
p'"''''"' P'"' - '"'
nc eAe''''s.' wv" ' CIV"
-.
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s'". '
We" We '.'", ~ '
can even he improvei upon. Inc "ora'
efforts we're upon scale never before az
tempted IN Ph'lbro"k. Al the 'front.' ~ the
stage was the piece de resistance, large
central arch ten ieet nigh, ianke" on either
side by arches oil lesser dimensions the
whole occupying the entire width "i the
hall. Minor pieces, such AS harps, anchors
CROSSES, crowns ana wreaths. together WIN
banks al blosson''"g fragrance i''ea Oh"
places and eorneis' converting the who's
into veritabie bower oi beauty. Inc
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20
DISSOLUTION or co.PARrNeRsWIP.

Notice il hereby given that the firm here
toforc doing busifrs> on NcIDunaid creek.
name and style ri opheim X Teigen. is thi,
day dissolved 10y mutual consent. knute
Opheim retiring. Til. iu-ine-s will b~ con
tinued by Ole -. opheim and Mons T..
TeiseH, under the same firm name, who will
pay all obligations against the said firm.
kNuTE OPuEIM.
oar -. OPHEIN,
Mo>s =. TEmEN.
Dated at I.ewistown. Mont. June q. 1889.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20
NOTICE /.

Bids will he received by the Board If
up to y. m. July =, 1889, for construct
ing "A bridge over the Judith river at Utica
ON the Utica and Antelope creek county
read. Bidders to furnish plans and sI,eciii
cations, such specifications t" state that
top of all mud stills are to I've not less than
Is inches below low water line. and all
bcnts to have rip-rap tw" feet deep ut bent
and tapercd To bed Of creek 10 feet from
said bents on all exposed sides.
". u. KELLY, Clerk.
Iune l1
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20

Notice is hereby given that the co-part-
nership heretofore existing between II. \.
Holmes, &. II. Fraser aud W. j. Stratton,
doing business under the firm name al
Holmes, Fraser II Stratton. as cattle rails
ers, is this day dissolved by mutual con.
sent. II. A. Holmes retires from the firm.
Business will he continued by Fraser X
Stratton. Al accounts due are payablrto
the new iirn,. who assume all Indebtedness.
II. A. IIoIMts,
4. IL. FRASER.
". j. SITUATION.
Dated this Goth day Of June. 1859.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20
NOTICE.
SALE OF
scHoo l|I. B
Territory of Montana,
Fergus County,
School District No. 1.


School District No. I.
Notice is hereby given that on Saturday,
June 81, lss.,. at ~ M. there will he sold
to the highest cash bidder eleven Thousand
dollars ot bonds, Of one thousand dollars
each, If school district No. I of Fer
gus county. Territory of Montana. for the
purpose of building a school house in
said district. bonds payable in twelve
years, with a privilege ot calling in any or
all of said bonds after the expiration Of six
years. Interest seven "a per cent. per an
mum. payable semi-annually. Bonds to he
dated July I, iS>3. bids invited up to the
hour at sale. No bids received al less
than par. Board reserves the right tn re-
ject any or all bids.
Population 81 District. J0O.
swdrbteds~ss. NOG~.
Assessed Valuation. >2ss, O0O.
Bonds tn me issued under authority of
an act of the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory Of Montana approved March >.
lsS.;. section 1870 of the Compiled Statutes
OF the Territory of Montana, as amended
by am act Of the Legislative Assembly of
the Territory of Montana approved March
H. lsS5, aud as further amended by an act
Of the Legislative Assembly Of the Terri
tory OF Montana. approved March IL, lSs9.
j. W. GRAY,
Clerk School District No. !, Lewistown,
F-rgus County. Montana Territory.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20

just received seventy -iive eases Of ladies
gents and chl,ircn's boots and shoes, the
finest and most fashiona bile foot wear tina,
ever came to Montana, at
CHARI.Es DRos,H.
June ~. Maiden.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20
Millinery Goods !

Just received. a large and complete line
of millinery goods fresh from the east. Call
and see my prices before you buy elsew here.
I also have a large line Of mems clothing at
bedrock prices.
MRS. j. W DOI'GHERTY,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20

are the f,voritcs. Cail and examine them
before purchasing.
r. j. VIVIAN. Agent.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20

Mesiee. .-0isselutien Of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the firm Of
Norman a Gray is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, j. W. Gray withdrawing
Hereafter the business will lie conducted by
j. II. Norman, who assumes all indebted.
ness and collects all hills due said firm III
Norman X Gray.
j. u. NORMAN.
j. W. GHAY.
May -. 1859.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20

There is at least one man in Fergus
county who lives in blissful ignorance of
the fact that Horace Greeley ha. been dead
i"r' 10 These many years. uhat is the gen
eral prssumption.) and that owen Mere
dith ceased to draw checks ia his favor
some moons ago. Owen" though failing
To act on "Horace's'' advice about going
west in person, may have sent his money
west, and, AS Billings 10 IL boouning town,
selected the National bank Of that place us
his depository; at least it would appear so
from the follow ing check:
No. lWl. Billings. Mont. june. IsSo.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
~ BILLINGS.
Paw to.........Horaec Greeley ..........or order
The sum .......Sevent y-fve Dollars
S1a.oo. OWEN MrHrp,rH.
As this check wasproperly endorsed upon
the back, il may Ice that Horace lis not
dead. but only sleeping" and at con
venisnt periods awakes Ia endorse checks
made payable to him. II such is the ease.
Owen Meredith must make "a new deposit
in his bank or cease to draw thereon.
After passing through the hands "f sew
eral pa rites this cheek was sent to the Bank
of Fergus County for deposit, subject to
check. Cashier Moe had some doubts as
to the genuineness of Horace Grs-ley's sig
nature-it was too easily deciphere,l--soh he
forwarded il to Cashier Mund of Billings for
payment, whereupon Mr.. Mund fired il
back by return coach. accompanied 10y a
neat little note, in substance as follows:
mo funds to credit Of owen Drawn
out about the time Horace advised young
men to GO west
We wonder IL Owen is going to allow
that cheek to remain unpaid. We don't
believe he will.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20
Estrayed.

One bay horse, bald lace. branded
on left thigh. tine sorrel horse branded
ON shoulder, also On thigh. Liberal re-
ward for return Of either.
W. +. LEHMAN,
Philbrook. Mont.
Iuu.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20

EDITORS ARous. Ia replying to Mr.. Hoo
'ers gentle aud soothing remarks, pub
lshc'! ia a recent issue Of the Argus. I will
say the secret is out at last, the lost is
found. the wonder is "a wonder no longer.
For the past year il has been u source Of
general speculation Who the won.isrful
quill-driver-the journalist in disguise the
author Of your judith Valley Locals"
could be. but the mystery at last is solved.
Your correspondent aud Mr.. Hoover are
certainly one and the same person. Jakey,
you are entirely too modest Of your ability
in the journalistic line when you claim to
he uneeiucatcd and illiterate. II I could get
off the hish-iiown language that You can
would not waste my time corresponding for
a country paper, or in applying fer an in
significant, quarter-yearly office. Nothing
short Of a position on the city press stan
woald satisfy my ambition.
In answer to what he terms his reply to
my communication about the ~ me warden.
lit would take a Philadelphia lawyer to
show any connection between the two mr.
ticles,) still hold the same intestinal
views on the stock detective service that I
previously did, nStwit hstanding my la wing
been 50 often sat upon. '"choked off, and
''corked up" AS to any attempt at bull
doing our honorable probate judge, it
might be well for Mr.. Hoover to let the
judge make his own complaint. IhHve no
cause for complaint against the judge. un-
less being treated like gentleman il ~
cause, and ! will leave it to Mr.. Meaghsr
himself II he has not received the same
treatment ut my hands.
As to the stove-pipe hogs. it must I've adj
United they were rather thin. They were
equal to the Georgians hogs, who had to
knot their tails to keep them from sliding
through the cracks of their pen. Some Of
my neighbors can testify to their extreme
thinnsss. as they helped to butcher them.
These hogs were fattened ON a hay stack.
Mr.. Hoover has had some experience ut
fattening hogs in this way. lie fattsned
about "A hundred head an this plan the last
hard winter. He can give u very accurate
description If the results of fattrning hogs
ON this method. but it seems l,e thinks his
argument should have great weight with
,la ,,x..... r.. IL:
D.. ,..y
:,
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Mr.. Hoover meekl " insinua ties that ha We
NO business to me,ldle with the warden
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20
Taken Up.

Taken UP.
Came to my ranch ON Cottonwood creek
about the middle oi April, n brown horse
about eight years old, branded u
on right hip and dim brand underneath;
hog hacked. Owner can have same by
proving property and paying for this adj
vert is~ment.
ARCHIBALD IloPxtNs,
tpttonwood, Mont.
June u.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20

The Walker Iowa) News says: Our old
friend. Robert Baird. Of Muscatine, Iowa,
has been secretary Of the state senate and
an active politician for years, but WAS never
generally known until he had the collie and
used Cha mberlain's Collie. Cholera and Di.
arrhoea Remedy and got into one Of their
advertisements. Now he in famous Here
is what Mr.. Baird said: while in Dss
Moines was taken with severe attack of
bowel complaint. For two days suffered
intensely, trying several drug stores and
paying them for relief. but in vain. l finally
bought u small bottle Of Chamberlain
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
two doses Of that brought me out all right.
It costs less than the drug store prepare
tions, and have the balance for future use.
! consider it IA grand remedy" % and 80
cent bottles Tor sale by W. ". he Witt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-20
Estrayed.

From our ranch On the East Fork. three
head Of horses: one bright bay mare, brand
ed 81 - On left shoulder. one two-year-
old bay lilly, branded s: ON right shoulder;
one yearling sorrel lilly, branded ~ on
left shoulder. Parties returning same or
giving information leading their recov
cry, will bs suitably rewarded.
DRAPER, DwixEiI.E a SANroUD.
L-wisiown, Mont, June 20 1S>Y.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20
An Enormous Time Teller.

Philadeiphia viii not be Il a loss .
learn the time Of day OF night Siter the
big clock that IA ornament the tower Of
the public building i pat into position.
a person can form some idea Of IL i'm
mensity when Influential el0ckmakers
say that Il will take = whole calendar
year 70 place the clock machinery in the
tower after the building shall have been
completed. The bell Is % weigh between
1000 and 5000 pounds second only N
weight 70 the zreaf Montreal cathedral
bell. which weighs 500 pounds. and ifs
peaiings are calculated 70 Be heard even
to the most distant parts Of the city. The
Westminster chimes viii be used. ring-
ing on the quarter, half, fhree-qGarfers
and hour. The center Of the dizl
twenty-five in diameter will be Col feet
above the street In order 70 disfin-
guish the time al night the dial viii be
illuminated by electricity. 50 that the
position Of ihe hands can be located from
any point in the city. The minute hand
IS to be l. feet znd the hour hand . fee
in length, while the Roman figures on
The dial viii each measure feet inches
IN length. A steam engine will be
placed in the toEer u wind up the giant
each day. All in al. il viii
be an immense agAir. and a fitting EN-
biem to the giant building nov in eourse
Of erecfsOn.-ffsceisr'E Rrrifr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20
In a Nutshell.


4 slow in the dark curtain lee
iure.
Pays in the long run-a successful
play
There can never be any objection to
eigr rnanufAeturer putting his o~n
goods
The man who wears a diamond ring
on bis finger Is the man Who points with
PTide.
Most of the Americans Who settle in
Canada Sorset 10 settle here before they
20 there.
Adam was perhaps the frst man who
thought marriage q fAilure.
Bad habit- keep people Gon attend
ing church in other words. poor
clothes
When wife tells her tipsy husband
to come straight up stairs 10 bed. she
asks something impossible.
Sir Isaac Newton earned Zane by see
ing an apple faIL Some people make
money by keeping an apple stand
Any man can marry Comfortably II be
has sufficient money to procure liesnse
and pay the Tsr-gB. Tas hitch conies
when the kn0t j. fiej
The man EbO Vas eauzht carrying
away tAe Planks offhe si.ieE4lk for fire.
wood excused himselfon the grooni that
his doctor hal orisrssl him 10 take
xSlk every day.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20
List of Causes.

The following j. the Lis of Causes st fs- trial
at tae FstrgEry terra q court co1nIneIcilig u
dey. the 94h cay.
flEsT WrEK
Hannah C. tiani y Sa5oEnon Judy
A;iuie Il neli y Joseph Sccks
Noah Solil ne - i A SsnDer.
Henry krfsiFrVs HenfF Fisher, e al
= q Halls beirs - JOIN T. Felix
Is. y r. WelfeF's Ad1sErx - " H. SG-li1eT-
sTzeSn EEE1-
Hs1rr Herzqt " ThoIlss Newman
fz1ue- n GuFtil IS Fal7rieW Coal CO.
trifel1 EHe-arW - iSz1a- lnllaey 2. al
Narr Shozfnau's u~e - c. Bots 4 Bro
Exara = Sluifh =. Feier : Hay
Rzrn-y Deuman v CsSFsT and :. G. L0echel.
Il t.aIruer ~ Emanuel SlEller.
A. a Brauicus Use ~ Z Mo-Iolle-
~ T. SnsUli- - Juhn A. Ph3-hpzs-
Jatin tsraefs Exrr Jacob A. Nillvr-
Paul HOFFMAN y Conrad Eeidle-
5atu Lane vS SalGrnA1l Seitert.
sarEh riiseT - John "a Niutere sheriff
pa1 iei NesRads heirs = Noah Rertehilr
Ja-elh Tre--ler " Farmers JHiol A. a, ms. CO,
John % Eay rs James NJ Cover.
n j la11 I. Eeiter " isaac Hstl,Its & al
sane same r. al
? ~ BzrTlha--'s Ac1ur = Adzf- BErfihErt
J. 3 grHcnded & Co Es samuel Rzmspzrger-
irufIr's once y. J. HpkNhk-
Somerset jan. 81 iss1 ITothoooiA-F-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20
WRIT OF PARTITION.

To510 \. c. Miilerar PastAn. Ia6rHlge Ccun-
II Indiana Sary Hzri~.T. t1terHhrrird viii
Riliia,n Rinzie q Jeh1sseEl. lemb-5a Co1n-
t. Pa.
You are hsretIy uosifc,5 fhsf n pursuance cf
a Hrzr AZ Pk-1sfian issaed unz of the arThEns
Colrrs o. sonerSsf Cou11y. Pa and 70 directed
<sE hold an Inquest oa The fIrezlsas On The neal
f-zs.e - Benj4rnin &iller, d-ccnseo. sltaAfe u
7,aru,f Taursf1fr Ssraer-et flncn-g. Pcnza on
Thr-sznr fhs Zsz DAY e February next. Ehen
and Es<re scE can Attend II yoz tht1k pruper.
Sherie-s Olehre r. & McNIELES
Jan fSea sbSrE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20

Henry Goldinz. eolere,I. who lives near
Leary, Ga, claims 10 he l21 years old.
lie ssys that he was nine yesrs Old a.
the commencement of the rsvolaisonary
var. He belonged At the time % Georve
Humphreys of Richmond, Va Huhph-
reys sold him 70 George Heard, Of Augus-
IA, who Jwne,i him ten years when the
stars fell.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20
A sslGSEEs NOTICE

So1ice $ hereby given that Henry y. Coleman
r16 wiz ~ feef q volartAry AsslEiTaczt have
assigned AZ the real ezsa1e ana rrSInal I-1rerfy
% Henrr y Coleman 70 keilhen :. walker ia
trus7 Cor the terefa ~ TIE eH-lisors OF the sa3d
70 "a Henry \ CislerrAa uiii make Immediate
payment 70 tie Ass'Elee and those having clziIns
Or demands sli prgs-it 1he-i u1y autbs ufieaie1
S,r ssrriennf-f CT Szrzndzy fhe E3i day % Pea.
fss9 AZ tie Aouss q l9efs-T y Coleman n Broth
ersvailey T0vlship. SsEaerSf County. Pa
REuBEN ; WALKER
JAMS fteq Assignee
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20
TERMS.
a pMINIsTpAToRs NOTCH,

-. ~ rsi.-, 3 Nrls~ssr- dec1 q laie Of Sizzee
Toau-flip. Hcraerslf otrlnty- pa
Is-fr-s of tl1lius1ratiun "a llc l,sast f@iate
tsris1r f-.ar Er1rfet - the lrdsisisIta 2. u
-. s-lrf4l. % sd asfssc - make t-n-ettil-
- rlssrta.s au6 ihase hsyrE -i-1s se-'l.ss
- .-rse ui1l rra@z- fne1 u1r as.s.i, i.-.His-1
- s--isl-r-.. - q ts-.1rf .1alz-T - 80. g
.-rr-.i5e1cs IL zhadz reS 1slif
JACOB NfGEE-0R
A. AduiIlislrai0r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20
BIESECKER & SNYDER.
FALL 1855 . WINTER,

Black andColo7ed silks velreis an
lushes.
Fine imported woolen Dress Goods IN
C0l,rs and Black.
Broad Cloths. 80 inches vide. q. 81 90
10 8 5 a yard.
woa IIenrieitas, at 50 cents 10 8 50
per yard.
Plaid strips Mixtures and fancies. all
Wool 5qineb saiting eloih, 40 cents per
yard
Complete assortment Of Winter Ho-
siery, Underwear, Gloves, Laces, En-
broideries, Millinery ard Ribbons. Zeph-
yrs and Yarns, EsabToiasry silks Dress
Trimming, Braias aod Buttons, Cprse;s.
Muslin Underwear. Laca Curtains, Porti-
eres. Blankets, FlsuDels. Table Linens,
Sheetings and MusliBs
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20

A giant pine tree vas cat down in
Garrett county Nd, lately. and near The
beart bullet zas foaHd Al tins poinf
n tree vas thirty-tWo inches in dame
Ter he bullet Is thopghf 10 have been
inei by one Of Braddock's men during
the CAMPAIGN which eliminated in the
dlsastef a f1rf DnlEesIle.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20

Having had for a number Of years a fair
s3,are of the patronage q she good people Of
lfIfsbuTsh ana vicinity. take shis oPporia-
nifr 10 sas with iucrs z>ed facilities sad stock
am better prepared than ever to solicit
their or.i-rs. ether Wholesale CT retail, IN
any Usy reisiins 10 the drug trade, and BY
astssrasy. 8eatness and rrumPiness. and PIT
o. iozer than ever. ! hope 70 merit Their
confused fsvs-s I have constantly N
sso..k = fnil line u Drugs, Trasses. Shoulder
B-snes ior ladies' ard eeHts. BsRdsers. FsIni-
n Sgrinr.s Hair, Nail and TOoth Brushes
AZ he isaline Proprietary Neiieines 4 the
eis~. CD IiVeT III FreFarz1ions. Nait Ex-
f-ncfS. For na-tiicsi purposes there = no
hsrser. purer. older xhisksy sold to-day any
sslers ihzn The yIIre eight year old G1eksn-
heirner Whiskey I an nov selling 81 81 for
fuH anarl baffies. or sir Tor g. Tae only
Wines fhsf sbonld be sSesf for medical pnr-
pases arr tie pure California Port, Sherry,
Mn=cafe-8 Angelica and Sweet and Dry Ca
taNha that am row selling.
send f1r pr5os list Of Wines and Liquors,
rnsile-i free 70 any esidres< The MONEY
nanst auconrany all orders for wins or
Iscuors. as we Do not send any goods c. 0. D.
JOSEPH FLEMING & 5 \.
rHotkssIz tEB zE-An
DRUGGISTS.
PITTSBURGH. PA
4ia Narke< g.. Cor. Of the Diamond.
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PEGISTER'S NOTICE

Ngtice : hereby given . AZ peTSors coseern-
eii a. lsgafec- crs-1IttTs OF clferEi-e, hat TIE
ss5Utnzt scclIIuts have passed r'gster, and that
tle sa1ac ~ y p1s~c1iei far cuiln-ln4fioa and
allowance a. an f'rfiheEs' C0aT1 % be held a.
-r8ersei on "Wednesday. feb =. stsa:
-erlI1 s1eeluf II Ern-uii1 J. Aeke1zie. Acfinz
and slrgisina ExSlllipr of Joseph Hckenrie
fel-sh and dnzl aceoaut q VIZ o. SShroek
and 5oiln :. Meyers. Executorz..of Jac0b B. NeE-
e. deceased
Fsrs1 ana hHzi account a Jonas Liehiy and
saTnnei Miller, EXtcuinrs Of Mary Ilchty- dec-
Fir.f aud anal ascu1us q Lzveuia G. Keel, A6-
rusniqratri1 u goAn keel. dee'1.
flr.r and h1al 1ccolni 81 George HoltLh01r.
arr-inf,ftafar n J01a noltz5o1T, cec'd
-ecgud AID iinai aecas1lr oi I'm. :. Morgan and
gl-iah keller Exer7zIe-s q Plnehe GATSkEil, deed
fir.s and hnal secgunt nf Jonas SUN. Admin
i,-ra,aT - Nsrg4fei Hanle, decd.
rs ard second eceoauts of IpSiEh EocleT,
adrrir;sfrs1rr q tse1rgc k0fte-. ce'd
flrss asli Sound ancouui cfJotn y snyder. kd-
uiuisiraso- q y. 3 snyder dee 4
Fsrss s3d inzl seneai of :. J. NcKenze. Adnas.
cf Hiram Frliis. Gee d
RszsIsIEs BFFzCE JACu3 D eNANk
sonlersf Jan 81 Register
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20
Try Ayers Pills

For Ehsnnaiism, Neuralgia, and Goat.
Stephen Lansing. af YoHksrS, \. Y.
says. Becamnsensled a d cure FOR
chronic Cns-iFeiess. Ayers Pills have
relieved sne ifo1a that trouble ami also
from Gout. II every TierisE u this dis-
ease would heed only thFee words Of
Ia;ne. could hanish Goas from tlie land.
These words w01id be- Try Ayers
Pills."
BY the use ef Ayers Pills alone, I
cured myself permanently Of rbeaIps-
Tism which bad troubled me several
months Ib.-@ Pits are ai once harmless
ami cfferfual. and 1 believe, wonld
prove sf.eciac IL all cases OF ineipieBe
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20
CoURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEnEAs. he Honorable wILIIsNJ J. BaEE
President J4dEe o iac several Csur1S q common
Peas n Ins several cqlHfitz composing the 18th
Judicial District and Juslsec q The Courts q li-
ard 5e-niner and General Jail Delivery. fo- the
trsl q al capital and otae- 0fendrrs II the sai1
District 2rE . igEGE y. fiIE and nilrER p cHA-
VEE E-.es Jzfiets q the CouT1s q Cemnl0r Peas
and ju-siees - the CoiiTzF of oyer s1d TerTniner
and General gkil IliFe-T for TIE friAl II al cap
al and other ozfendeS N The CuGl1y of Ssne-se.
have issued their p7ecepSs. and 10 ne directed
for holding & Cour- q Coinreon Pleas and Genera
Cfaerser rsessfo1s of the Peaee and tseBeTal Sail
SorD@r~-t On
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-02-20

Fiffy years sss Joseph A. Adams. for
the frst time. made ne of the iiaa row
embodied IN the ART Of sieeisotypins BY
repreiuciag from wood ~c1,s7