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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-27
HORNE { Ward.
A FIFTH AVE. PITls lsBURGH. PA.
List Of Causes.

Following a-e the cases set for trial at the De
eember Ternt beginning Monday December
9 los9
FIRST wEEK.
Hannah C. Gaul - Solomon Judy.
Annie NJ Bell vs.. Joseph Socks
Noah Scots use vs.. NJ. A. Sanner.
CatlIarine Gross " Josiah Gross AdmT.
John lancY- solomon Seibert
Heury Kister ys- Henry Fisher ct al.
SECOND WEEK
Peter Suder vs.. J. G. Gardin
J. q Gariilvs Peter Suder
A. W Brandon's use rs. T. c. Mostolier.
ID. =. Mclhey's Admrs. vs. W. Il. Gardiner
John Graefs EXtr. vs. Jacob A. Miller
Daniei WeyaD6s haiTs VS.. Noah Be-keybile.
William / Fetter vs.. Isaac Hugas ct al.
Same v. same.
}. b. CsiJchdeld & Co. ys. Samuel Ramspcrger
q. q y. Cunningham vs. John Waller.
Nelson feari vs. Joseph /. Kaufman.
thufen pf Christ's Trustees IS. Lucinda Snyder,
ei al
Fli stafer rs. Daniel Shoemaker.
justice Bowman y. iriah II Ssvlnr.
:. 5.mOn's use vs.. Elizabeth Berkeys Admr.
II. kimmei W. Elizabeth Zimmerman
John Hanger vs. B q o. X. K 60.
Lucy A. Cupp IS same.
EiizIbeth K. Hggus ". Same ct al
\. a. Suazman vs. J. J. Miller and wife.
PIohoBotsrys Oltiee, d. J. HOkNER,
Nov. Is. 1881 FrothOnotary.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-27

THn counting Of the vote in Ohio ard
Iowa has not given the Democrats as
much satisfaction as they at first expect
ed. In Ohio it shows that the whole Re
publican ticket was elected except Fora
ker. In Iowa il discloses the same fact
some Of the Republican candidates haV-
ing nearly 10000 plurality. These facts
60 a long way in showing that 1t was
local causes which brought about the
partial Republican detection in these
States
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A Pittsburgh Suburban Bank Com
PEELED to Stop Business.

PfTrsBuRGH, Pa, Nov. 2I-'rhe Lawrence
Bank. the oldest institution of the kind in
Lavrenceville, suburb of this city failed
to-day, being unable TO lin its checks in the
Clearing House, amounting to $1,000. A
number of queer stories as TO the cause OF
the failure are adost, the chief OF which is
that one Of its prominent officials had be-
come too dissipated 10 continue business.
The bank was organized in ls66, with a
capital stock Of $4,000, and on the 4th Of
this month it declared a dividend Of per
cent. from earnings.
An Igox COMPANY Also FAILS.
The immeiiate cause Of the failure OF the
bank was the Vulcan Iron Company lLong
& Co to- day confessing Judgment on notes
aggregasing $4,000. This failure OF the
iron company will cause great distress to its
$50 employees and their families
President Young. Of the Lawrence Bank,
asserts that he is personally responsible for
the banks failure in have inc3nsiderately
loaned money 70 friends.
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Horsewhlpped for SANDER.

I'EsvER, November 2s.-At DaI'a. Col,
last night, Z. C. bancroft. editor OF the
Eesiera Sgpe, while cat promena Ing. was
stopped BY two women, who with wihchest.
ers in their hands compelled him to disrobe.
Afier giving the unfortunate man sound
thrashing for sianderiag them. he was ar
lowed 70 depart in peace.
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pies 70 save Another.

VALPARAISO, ISp, Nov Yesterday
afternoon Murray Beach was overcome by
carbonic acid gas in thirty foot well in his
yard lie signalled to be boisted. When
up about ten feet be fell John c. Sharp
said he could save Beach He descended.
tied rope around Beach, and started to
come up with him. About fifteen feet from
the bottom be lost his hold and fell. With
great difficulty Reach wa, resnscila.ed. He
viii doubles recover. sharp's corpse was
hauled to the surface lie leaves a wife and
four children in destitute Circumstances.
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Tax amount Of our internal revenue
although it is collected chiefly from spir-
its. malt liquors and tobacco, is constant
" increasing. 1t is estimated that ior
the present fiscal year, ending June Sctnr
!, w;Il amount 10 the sum of Sl42, ,0OO, 600
which will be slI, 100000 more than was
collected last wear.
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Iris said that provision is being made
for 10000 enumerators Of the coming
census. which, if the population should
reach the estimate Of 64,50O,OO0, is about
1000 persons to a district. This will ere
ate temporary army Of Office holders
but il ought to insure a very complete
enumeration Of the population. The
census will be taken during the month
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wHAr is the matter with Thurman Z
A vear since. when candidate for Vice
President, he wss the ostensioie 1901 OF
the Ohio Democracy. Now, that they
can elect a Senator, you never see his
name mentioned; but a lot OF ieiio"s
with corpulent money-bags are on top
bidding for the prize.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-27

THANKSGIVING draws near and the peo'
pie will find a multitude Of things foi
which TO be devoutly thankful. There Is
general health and profound peace and
prosperity throughout the land. The lasl
dynasty in "aIl America" has fallen, and
all America is republican. In addition
TO all that, this division Of the continent
has 3 wise and sound Republican P'esi
dent and Republican Cabinet and Con
gress. Why should not the whole people
give thanks?
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nat. Moriah Items.

Cold, dry weather is badly wanted by our
coal miners.
The hay balers are busy al work, but the
hay haulers are bitter in their complaints
about the bad roads and wet weather
Butchering time is here, and fresh sausa-
ges are plentiful. Our butcher, Ed. d. Nos
toller, says that his business is ruined for
the time being, as each of our citizens has
his own fresh meat
Vim. Holder, our rwide-awake'tailor. is one
Of our citizens who doesnt complain Of the
wet weather, and,says that be has plenty Of
work. He is good workman, and such
generally have plenty to do.
A child of H. F. Homer, Of Jobnsto7yn.
who died the day previous, was buried in
our cemetery on Friday, the l5ih inst. 4
large majority of those inferred in this eem-
etery are those VINO were drowned in. or
have died since, the Johnstown food.
The report that this place is badly scourg-
ed by typhoid fever is not correct. There
were a number of cases here during the iall,
but none of them proved fatal and there is
now not a single case here, and our plade is
healthier now than it has been for year or
more.
A distressing accident occurred near this
place on Friday morning of last week.
Wesley Weller, lad OF II years Of age, who
has been living for several months with Mr..
Samuel Hummel. accompanied by boy in
the employ Of Val c. Miller were about to
start on hunting expedition. While
standing on the sill of door in Miller
barn, leaning on his old army musket, it
slipped from the sill, the hammer striking
il, and the heavy load Of shot was discharg-
ed into the pit Of the boys right arm and
passing entirely through, badly shattered
several bones. After Dr. Gardner had dress
ed the wound the boy was taken in buggy
TO The home Of his parents in Stoyestown.
The boys father is poor man, with a large
family.
OrrAsIoxAt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-27

Tur official returns of the vote for
State Treasurer were received at the Stale
Deuartment on Friday. The total vote
was: Bower, Republican, LA big-
Ter Democrat, 2sO.3ls; Johnston Prohi-
hilton. D. .40I. Boyer's majority over
p;.lar 90 Q96
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JOS. HORNE & cos
PENN AVENUE STORES,
Pittsburgh. Pa.
nov2,-'ss-Iy
DWELLING HOUSE AND LoT,

On Main Street, Somerset Pa. the house being a
Two story Brick iouss Of eleven rooms well
haiit, and finished Ia good style Good water,
cellar, ci-ierns and ouihuiiGings.
SECOND. A Brick stoIe-hOuse on Main Cross
Street. the iirst finor being nsed for 'irocery,
the second story has three rooms. ana the third
is used BY ". n. Weidey rs Photograph Gal
lery. There Is also on the premises a goJd Brick
Warehouse.
Third, desirable Building Lot on Main Cross
Street and Catharine Street. This LOT has ON il
ah9nt sixty irIit trees in bearing.
FOURTH, Twelve building Lots situated III said
fiorough on Race. East, and Sanucr Streets.
FIFTH. 4 two-story Frame House. and lot. in
Ursna Borough. containing seven rOoinS.
House on & corner lot, formerly occupied BY Dr.
W s Kuh hlman.
SIXTH. A tract OF land III Cook Township, West
noreiand County, containing -.26 acres. more
or les 50 acres are cleared. Situate near Wea
veTs Mil.
SEVENTH. offer one PONY, buggy and harness
The pony s. 1iud and gentle. These properties
viii be sold for part cash, and on payments to
suit purchasers.
HENRY F. SCHELL,
self4-Sm. SOMERSET, PA.
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SENATOR ALLISON, who has arrived in
Washington, is reported as being conf-
dent Of his own reelection as Senator
from Iowa. where the Republicans have
six majority in the Legislature. Senator
Allison's retirement from the Senate
would be a public loss, no less than a
loss 10 the Republican party.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-27

Al the right, title interest and claim ot Lon a;
Smith, Of. in and 10 the following described real
estate. viz
a certain lot of ground situate In Meyerdale
Borough Somerset County, Pa bounded By lot
of Elizabeth Bongcs, on the north. sn alley OF
passage way on the east, lot of Cook, ffaer < Co.
on the south. ard Centre street on the west, hav-
pug thereon erected a two-sfory brick building, in
which the Meyerscale CbHAcrcia{ Is printed. Che
east end Of lot occupied by stable of Nathaniel
Slirerl, including one newspaper printing press.
one job press, one proof press. one engine and
boiler, with steaia fixtures mailing machine.
one lot Of galleys. one lot OF eases and racks one
lOi Of newspaper and job tvpe one Initre machine.
one led cutter. one lot leis and slugS, one lot
newspaper and job composing sticks. two two i'm
posing stones. one folding machine. one lot os
news print, one lot of newspaper and job cases.
and other necessary articles Of machinery aud
materials used in and about said printing Office.
Tax en- IN execution as the property OF Lou. a.
Smith. at the sliil Of J, Il. Scott.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-27

Dox PEDRO is an exile, but with pen
s,on Of $500 a year and snug fortune
Of s. 900, the dark clouds that nane
over this Brazilian exile have very
Good border Of silver and gold.
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N. Y. TRIBUNE FOR 1890
%
NEW FEATURES.
=
A BRILLIANT YEAR AHEAD
NEW FEATURES.


During 1870 the New York Tribune viii be i'm
proved greatly IN quality and made more lively
fresh and readable than ever before in Is story
Among the special contributors during 1880 VIII
Andrew Carnegie Principles Of business Sue
cess"
Terrence V. Powderiy sRestriction Of Immi-
grafton"
Chauncey II. Depew. seua or John J. Ingalls,,
Mrs John A. Logan. Bey. Dr. John K. Paxton.
ami others, topics not announced
Albert Griffin =" Temperaaee Among Ger
mans new view.
Sc 7. Doll :. The Advantages OF Trusts"
josiah Aliens Wife -" lhe small Salaries Of
Country Clergymen."
senator VIM. ~ Stewart of ada" Unlimit-
ed silver Coinage"
Fred 5. Taimsdze on Msnofthe Revolution -
Kate Fled" Mormon Question"
Er,istus Wiman-~ success and Failure Among
Rev Edward Everett Hale-The New Eng
land OF TODAY.
Bishop HERR Q Potter" Rural Reinforcement
Of City Populatioa."
George W. Cable on "some Strange Legislation
in the south"
Marshall p Wilder" Humor Of England and
Evils OF Trusts
Henry ". Grady, of the Atlanta C0aSisH'i0n-
" Chances for Cdptal 10 the New South -
] Ru sell, United states Geological Survey
" Highe-t Peaks OF the United states.
". 81 Grosyenor-~ Gold and silver as Money"
L. L Quisg-'' What IS Left OF our Public
LANDS
Emily Huntingdon" Rou-ebold Science
Ernest Whitney" Pccuharities Of American
Pr snunciatsOu.n -
Professor wm Peppr r President Of University
Of Pennsylvania College Education Good
flr All What i Best for fnose who Cannot Get
It."
NJ. Y. Bach" Slavcr OF 439 Bears"
6S-Other contributors will be announced here
after. The articles will cost many thousands Of
dollars aud appear in The TRIBuNE only.
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Soldiers Stories.

The Tiblns win a's1 print in addition to It's
regular G. A. K. and 5. V page. number Of
eute raining Stories Of Actual Experience in the
War, n1t less than = in numb-r, each q page OF
TIE T1JHa. in length. by priyates and officers OF
the Union, ofa rank nos igher than that Of Cap
tain. Veterans are invited contribute T. this
series Of stories Every tale accepted VIII be paid
for at regular newsIa apr rates. Prizes of $50
$50 aud SO viii be paid for the b-st three. Man
uscripts must be enclosed tO The Tabaae. New
York " aud inscribed soldiers Department. -
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NOTICE

All persons purchasing at the above sale win
mauey-tO be made known at the time of the
sale--aiil De required as soon as the properly is
Knocked down. otherwise il Wiil ngain be expos
ed 70 sale at the fisk OF the first purchaser. The
reSidDe OF the purchase money must be paid on
or before Thursday Of the first week of December
term Of Conrt the time fixed BY the Court sor
csIrsilg the acknowledgement of deeds, and no
deco Will be acknowledged until the purchase
money Is paid in full.
herifi's Office. +. {. McMILLEN.
Nov b. 1881 Sheriff
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Irl looks as if JEFF Davis had reached
the .last ditch" He is seriously III al
his home and is gradually growing more
feeble. The end is apparently fast ap-
proaching. He is over eighty years oi
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Valuable Prizes.

one Hundred Special Prizes will be distributed
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Prizes arr. fully described IN our new 20 page
catalogue send cent ampfor copy
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Weekly, 81 a year.
Semi Weekly. s. New subscribers receive the
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Library Of T-to,ule Exiras, Il numbers a year, -
THE TRIBUNE, New York
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TIE Democratic press continues to
pound Malone. We thought they claim
"a 10 have Malone whipped, but It aP-
-,osr. they are afraid of him yet.
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VIZ, did ex-Prssident Cleveland jump
in ami congratulate Ohio and lows and
Gail TO n snt' on New York; Is anything
.he matter with Hill?
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WEDNESDAY, DEC. Ii, 1889

All the right title interest aud claim of John
H. fise! of In and 10 the following described real
esinte viz: Two eeFialn lots OF grOand situate in
e Euechley'S addition = 10 the Borough 0t
plan OF said town as lots No 2qs and 10 bound
Ell on the North by Second ST.. on the East by
Backley ST., on the South by lot No 600, and or.
the West by Apple alley. Having thereon erected
a one sIfd one-half story dwelling house, store
room lSx2l H. Ice heu>e l5x7s r., and table,
with the appurtepanees.
Taken in execution as the property OF John II.
Bisel at the suit Of Elias Ninelands use.
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ChIoroformed and Robbea.

GREENsBURG. November 23-The resi-
dence of Frank Shaifer, ut Derry, was en-
tered by thieves last nj ,ht and s75 in money,
so watch and other valuAbles, amounting
family arose in the morning they all feit a
sickness at the stomach and had every
symptom of having been chloroformed. The
pocSetbook and watch were tagen from IN
der Mr.. Shaaer's pillow, which would go to
show that chloroform had been used. There
is as yet no positive clue as to who the rob-
bers are, but detective is employed and
will probably run them down soon. rs they
were doubtless persons acquainted with the
surroundings.
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A DMiNIsrRAToR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Nancy Smith, decd late OF a'isbury
Borough. Somerset Co, Pa
Letters OF administration on above estate hav-
ing been granted 10 the undersigned by the prop
er authority, notice Il hereby given 10 ali per
sons indebted TO said estate % make immediate
payment, and those having claiIrs against the
same viii present them duly authenticated Tor
settlement On FRIDAY. the 10Th day af January,
lsa0. AT the residence ofihe Administrator, in said
borough. NJ. y. SMITH
iOvx7- Administrator.
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A DMINIsTRATOR's NOTICE
ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

Estate of Uriah S. Weller, decd, late Of =
THp.. Somerset Co.. Pa
Letters Of administration on me a-gi 4
having been granted 70 the undersg9s- \
proper authority. notice is hereby 80
persons indebted 10 said estate % naAs il...
ate payment. aud those having gia.- "a
mands against the same VIII presehi -.
authenticated for settlement TO the -. -
Administrator. At his residence IN SON.
on Friday, the 9th day Of DecemoeI; 80 l.1' d
Admias'I
FRED. W. BIEsECxER, Attorney.
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NOTICE.

The annual election OF the Farmers Union
AsSoctalisn and Fire istsnrsnrc Company of SOM
er-si County. Pa, will be held IN Berlin on Tues
day the 3iSt day Of December ls % tor the ps,r-
pose OF cleeting President. Vice President Sec
rotary, ard six Directors tore-ve during the com
ing year Also, a the same time the sth Section
OF the bylaws othe Constitution Will he voted
upun by order OF the Board.
y. J. Bi.UDAKER, Secretary
Z. Hay, President.
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II. L. Baer Esq, left for Reading Tuesday
morning. He will spend several days in
that city and in Philadelphia before return
ing home.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-27

coxoKrss meets ON Monday next De
cember End. II bids fair to be long anu
acrimonious session.
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Papers on Farming.

In addition to orr regular and extremely able
agricultural department Two pages a week, The
Tribune will print number of long and careful
prepared articles ON particular branches Of Farm
ing written ty Practical experts. Farmers who
want 70 make money out Of their farms must read
those speeial DISCUSSIONS in The TrlbnRs The
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-11-27

DIED..
MARRIED.

KOosER-MURRAY.-oa Friday Nov.
Is. 1889, at New ceEtreville, Pa, by Rev. J,
II. Zinn, Mr. Daniel r. Koossr. and Miss
Eta Murray, both Of Springfield Township,
Fayette County.
KUNTZ-BoLE AT the home Of the
brides parents. on Thirty eighth streets
Pittsburgh, on Thursday evening, November
2l. lss9, by Rev. John II. Knepper, Mr..
William J. Kuntz, Of Johnstown, Pa and
Miss Elizabeth c. 9oie. of Pittsburgh.
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Stamped Linens in rev patterns for Ta-
bic. Chair, Buffet scarfs etc.
NJ. NJ. TaKDwzLL, & Co.
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A ADMINisTRATOR's NOTICE

Estate OF josiah Miller, deed. late q NJ
trevile BOr.. Somerset Co, Pa
letters Of administration on the soq.s
having BEEN granted 70 the undsrsig1ea
proper authority, notice IL hereby give,
persons indebted to said estate to mare =
ate payment, aud those having claims sss
same viii present them duly suihenia,l.
settlement al the late residence 0f dtcst'
New Centreville Borough. on SATURDAY =
Der :, lss9. ,,r
AARON J. MILLER
IOHN g WAGNER.
Adm!nisna
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Resf Trihuna EYer Seem

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year.
A large number of desirable and novel premi-
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them practically at wholesale rates. send cent
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MONDAY, DEC. 8, 1889.

NOTICE. Is hereby given to all the Justices OF the
Peace, the coroner and Constables within the
said County Of Somerset, thRf they be then and
there in their proper persons with their rolls rec
Ords. inQuisitions examinations and other re-
membranes to do those things which to their
and also they who viii prosecute against the pFis-
oners that are shall be in the jail Of Somerset
County, 10 be then and there to prosecute against
them shall be just
SHFRfFF's OFFICE. r. s. 2cNIII EN
Nov. % lssy. sheriff.
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HoURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS The Honorable WILLIAM J. J.BkrR
President Judge Of the several Courts of Common
Pleas OF the several counties composing the 18th
Judicial District and Justice ofthe Conrts of over
ana Terrniner and General Jail Delivery for the
trial os all capital and other offenders in the said
District and GEORGE W. Pile and OLIVER P SHA-
vER ESa's Judges Of the Courts Of Common Pleas
and justices Of the Courts of oyer ard Terminer
and eneri Jail Delivery for the trial Of all eapi-
have issued their precepts, and to me directed,
for holding Court os Common Pleas and General
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace and General Jail
Delivery. and Courts Of Oyer and Ter,niner At
Somerset on
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CHERIFF's SALE.

BY VIRTUE Of sundry xrils OF III FA. and
Yena Ex issaed ont Of the Court Of Com
mon Fqeas OF ScnaerAef County. viii expose TO
public sale at the Court House, in Somerset Pa,
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FRIDAY DECEMBER 6 1883

al tbe right, title. Interest and claim Of Edward
Nc p8nei Of 81, and TO TIE following described
RAJ estate, VIZ.
A cerlsit III uf ground sitSlafe In somerset Der
oUgh Somerset County. Pa. bounded on the north
bs Aoi Of Henry Kreger, the east BY Main Cross
STREET. On the souft hy lot Of ferner Brhhers ana
having thereon erected tW0-stOry brick dwelling
house. two rpoms ofwhieh are rented for oihees.
and nEibuiidinRs. with the appnrtenaDecs.
Taken in execution the property OF Ed ward
Mcdowell. at the suit Of j. W. Hambirds use.