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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-16

80 Broadway, New York. March IL. 1886.
have been using Alicock's Porous Pias-
ters for twenty years. and found them one
Of the best of family medicines. Briefly
summing up my experience may say that
when placed on the small of the back All
cocks Piasters I'll the body with nervous en-
ergy and TINS cure fatigue, brain exhaustion
debility and kidney difficulties. For women
and children ! nave found them invaluable.
They never irritafe the skin or cause the
slightest pain. but cure sore threat. eroupy
coughs eoIds, pains in side, hack OF chest,
Indigestion aud bowel complaint
c. D. FRxDrrIcKs.
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The executive committee OF the PeansyI-
sasia State Teachers Association, composed
Of Superintendents T. A. Snyder. Of Carbon
county z. Y Snyder. Of Reading NJ G..
Brumbangh, Of Huntingdon county u. 5.
Keith, OF Altoons, and J II. Kitchener, prin-
ciPal Of Mount Airy school. Philadelphia.
met at Harrisburg OF satHnlay aud fixed
July ., 10 and II, 1850. Cor the meeting Of
the association st Altoona A strong pro-
gram will soon BE- ready for Publication. In
dustrial education and other live subjects
viii be presented Dr. L + Higbee is pres
idens OF association.
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A ~ssIGNEE's NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that Henry n. Coleman
ana Hhe Dy deed Of voluntary Assignment have
assigned all The real estate and personal properly
Of Henry y coleman 10 Reuben =. Walker in
trust Tor the benefit OF the creditors ~ the aid
hciny \. Coleman. All Ier-Gus therefore Indebted
"a sald Henry y. Coleman VIII make iuul-ffate
aymeu o. lie assignee and rhoee having eiains
Or demands VII present them duty artaentsauied
ior setilemeut on saturday The I'd day ~ Feb
ersyaiey Iownship, Somerset Ceuuty. Pa
REJ BEN :. WALKER.
aSi--Fe4 Assignee.
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The following is the program for a Joint
local institute to be held in Confluence on
the day and evening Of February 10. 1850.
by the teachers Of Addison. C~onhuenoe, Ur-
sina and Lower Turkeyfsot districts
Mistakes in TeacLing-R K. Sauner.
Literature-Mary McChntoek.
General Information in the school-room-
B. F. Hanna.
Teaching Arithmetie-Fnnk Listen.
Normal Training-N H. sanner.
Recitation c. R McMiIlan.
How 10 wake up the minds OF pupils and
lead them to inquiry and observalion-N.
B. F~irestone.
Essay-IdA NJ Augustine.
How can We make the school-room at
tractive and interesting 2-J NJ. wilkins.
DISCUSSIONS.
Resotyea, That the giving OF prizes and
merit-narks in school is more injurious
than benefcial-N. B. Coder, II. S. McClin-
took G.. r. PhilHppi, Rebecca Fulmer.
Resaieai, That corporal Punishment in
school should be abolishel-Ma'tie Colbon.
II B Tissue. H. p. Pyle. E. 5. Bowlin.
Iiow to retain competent teachers-by Di-
reoiors
The program viii be interspersed through
out with music and queries.
All friends Of schools and education are
cordially invited
Institute viii open at 10 a. NJ, saturday,
February 10.
n b. F~IREsroNE, R Il. sASxER,
c. L. MCMILLAN, II. d. PYLE,
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TERATS.

uue-tbini after Haymeui " drhr- 10 remain a
lien na the premises th1 Interest " which g. 20
Pc Bald annually o. eos widow during hcruh.
AMI az her defti Che principal o. tha heirs Of said
Decreased the maiuaar aue-ulirf iu hand on
confirmation of sale. 0uatlird lu one year. and
sutw1 vflrs ff1il day ~ sale without
interest 10 per cent 0fthe purchase moucy 70 be
paid puday Of sale deferred rayments "a be- Sc
cured by iudEncnt bond on TIRE premises
e.. ~. lEE~-IEk.
j. 80 coos.
ianesi. AdmS and trust ofjas TreSler.
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The following named persons have been
drawn TO serve as Grand and Traverse Ju-
rors at the next term Of Court, beginning the
fourth Monday in February.
GRAND JURORS.
Addison-T. NJ. Hook. Elisha Bowlin.
Allerheny-Henry J. Baer.
Black--leyi Sanner.
Brothersvalley-H. X. Musser.
Confluence ~Borough-B. B. Fichtner.
Grcenville-A G. Yutzy.
Jefferson-Urias Schrock.
J~enner-Fred Trexel.
L~arimer-Alfred Knepp.
Lower Turkeyfoot-Emmet Cunningham,
Aaron Weimer.
Meyersdale Boreush-Austin Friedline,
Miiford-Harmon W. sayior.
G~sle-EzekieI Felix.
Paint-E J. RummeI.
shade-Davie c. Lambert, Daniel Peter
man.
Somerset Borough-H. F, Kueppcr.
somerset-D4nie Maust.
Stonycreek-Cyrus Eayman.
Upper TurkeyfOot-wysley SufaD.
Wellersbarg Borough-Peter Knieream.
rR,vkE>r srRoR--FiRsT wEEK.
Adlison-Edward Matthews.
Allegheny George Will.
Black-Emanuel Enos, Hiram wable.
Brothersvalley Anthony Fiekinger, To-
bias 5 Fisher, Cyrus II. Walker,
Conaaence-John J Reynolds.
B.khek-wIiiam Wagner.
Reconsideration Griffith.
Megerslale Borough James II. Black, Pc
ter Glessncr, ;. II. Dull, Andrew Bowen
mcisier.
Middlecreek-winiam c. Miller, Jacob
Heckler, Austin weimer.
MiiioFd-Aoraham Barron, William II.
Wcimer.
Paint-J. b Miller. J.. f. Foust, Gotleib
stauh, John Nearemberger.
Shade-William Custer.
Somerset Township-Wm C%lllins, Geo.F.
nemminger, George Ringlcr, Adam stump
slime, O. W. Heiley.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Horns, II. Hass-
elhroth.
Stonyereck-Simon g.. BaItzer.
summit. d. Gneagsy. NJ. IL. Walker,
y. J.. Kfetchman, ". b. Schroek, S. X.
Hochs.etlcr.
Upper Turkeyfoot-Henry Whipkey.
TRAVERSE IusoRs-sEcoED WEEK.
Addison-Joseph DeHaven, G. L. DeIau-
ter, Archibald Bird.
All~egheny-Alex C~oushenour, Israel Keef
er, William Ware.
Berlin Borough-W. A. Gaszan.
Blaek-Jaeob Snyder.
Brothersvalley-i P, Walker, Jos. Walker.
Conemaugh-H. wolford, }. A. Blough.
Greenville-0wen Baer.
Jeffsrson-willis J.. Brougher.
Jenner-winiam Bell, Joseph Forney, W.
II. Rink.
Lower Turkeyfoot-wiIson Gerhard.
Meyersdale Borough. D. Meesc.
Miiford-Charlcs A. Walter.
New Baltimore-John NJ. Topper, F. A.
Werner.
NoTthampton-samHel Mishler.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bowman, Jacob
Dull.
Somerset Borough-Abram Musser, Al
Der; Holbro0k.
somerset-Elias stutznan, Harry sipe,
Christian Custer. W. A Miller.
sionyereek-James lambert, J. ". Ross,
George H.. Coleman.
Summit-Emanuel Berkeley.
Upper Turkeysoot--J 5. Trimpcy. John
Dwire.
Wellersburg Borougb-Georse Leydig.
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WRIT OF PARTITION.

To Hannah Lohr ~interuarried with Samuel L.
Fyau, Bedford Go. Pa. Benjamin Lahr
OfFishert0sn Bedford County "a. and
Emanuel LOhr nfgrum. Bedford. CO.. pa.
fou are hereby notified that if pursuance Of a
Wiz Of Partition issued out OF the Orphans Court
Of sOmerset County. Pa, ard % me directed. 1
VIII hold AN inquest On TIE PREMISE. on The raj
essate OF Thomas Lohr. deed. situate In ehaf-
and Paint TIPS. Somerset County. Pa. on Thus
day the 2lsgiay ef February next. waen and
where ron can attend ifyCu think rruper.
X. J. MChflLEN.
Shsn1rs once, sfenT
Jan. >. 49,
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Mr. james B. Hol5erbaum will move his
haTdSsre establishment into the large aud
handsome room in the new Cook & Becrits
building during the week. There are sew
larger or better arranged siore-rooms in
Western ~Pennsylyania.
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UDIToR'S NOTICE.

In ~ estate Of Adam Handwark late ~ Elkiick
Township, S0merset C1Huty Pennsylvania dee a
The undersigned having been appointed Audi
Tor hy the rOurt 70 distribute thr fund en- The
hands OH y Jo1neon aud samuel A. Handwark
Executors Of the last wili and testament of he
said decease, 20 and among those legally entitled
thereto. aud % ascertain the true alplalut due the
widow, A. wei as the respective heirs. under the
will ofsaid deceased. hereby gives nnfice that he
viii attend D. the duties ufhiz app1lufmeutar his
Office in Somerset Pa. on Friday jar rs. 1850 81
! O'clock A. ". when and Where al! persons in
terested are required 70 appear ana present their
claims or be deharred from e ming IN for a share
ofthe fund uESNss MEYERS.
Jan.2iSS9. Auditor
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DIED

sARVER-on Thursday. December 8.
lsss, in Allegheny Township, Somerset Co,
Pa, Amanda, wife ofJoseph sarver, aged 80
years, ] month and II days.
She leaves a husband and nine children
to moarn her death.
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UDITOR's NOTICE.

nthe estate Of 1ssae Kaufman late ~ Cone-aurh
Twp. somerset County deed.
The u~ul-rixueE having been APPOINTED Anff-
tor ~ the Drfinhn Court q Somerset Conuty 70
ofthr fund IN The hands Of Jar0b J.. KAUFMAN
and Levi YOfer execuiarS n f.aar kaufman
def q % and AMONG those legally entitled tnrfeto.
Notice j. hereby given thaf wfi au-rd H. ~
duties of said appointment at ny snee 81 -smer-
81 BorpTgh on The Eth day ~ January. a ID.
~ Nhrnand where all Terons Interested snay
attend
FRED " BIEsECKER
Ian-+lttL audtta~
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stop-overs on B.. s. o. r. r. Tick
cts
Commencing January lst, 1889, the con-
ducioss on b. & O. K. K. will issue stop
over checks 10 the holders or first-class IN
limited tickets who desire 10 stop OF At sta
tions between the starting pointaud destina-
tioB Of their tickets, Stop-over checks will
be- valid for Eve days from date Of issue.
cmAs- o ScrIL,
Gent Pass. Agt..
b & o. K. r.
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A p.IINIsTRAToR,s NoTIcF.

Eslaie efSirn9n Tgunr deed. iase o. Ieae-on
Twp. Somerset Co. ia.
Letters % administration on above estate hav-
Ing beeu granted te IRE undersigned D. The prop
er kstuorii3. rosif4s j. hereby given - al per
s1lS iudebfeI 10 said estate 90 make immediate
pGymeHl, and ttsEe having elains against The
same VIII present fhe1I dgiy anthfldcafed f0r
sc1isnieut On satr-dsg. tbe ltE day u JnHua-.
80 a The bate resilgace 81 tnc dueea-cd IN aid
rua u~hs1.
Join il I'M. sIIAs IT, CABLE
AfioFucy- Administrator
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WRlT OF PARTITION.

E9Jn9 BE Miileror pashau. LaGranZe Conn
y. indiana MARY Hr7her. iafernarri.l sifh
William Busie, - J9hnsiewu. Cambria Caun.
81. Pa
on are hereby u1ihe3 chat Ga pursuance of
\ Nrt OF Partition i~sued nni 81 tf~ Orphans
court a somerset tounty, Pa. alal 10 me directed
/ VIII hohi an inquest au the gremiaes on the reai
e~fntc o4 hcujalliu Miller. decreased. situate IA
Paint TOWNSHIP. somerset taunfg. Fern.a on
THURSDAY. the 2il day of February next. when
AID where yOu cuu attend ifyuu think pfsfer
Shsrihs 0mce. b. = McNUTEN
jan. ?. is-g .aeriT
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a Surprise Visit to the Lutheran
Parsonage. HooversviIie.

- ATDTf2G Visit 10 AHC L0kiAGA ettt
Parsonage, Hooversviiie.
Ma. Enron II hereby lake pleasure in
returning uy sincere and heartfelt thanks
to the members ofthe Evangelical Lutheran
congregation at Hooversyille, and ali others
who came to the parsonage and home Of
their pastor, at Hooversyille. on The evening
Of the oh inst. This being their pastors
birthday they made their visit a surprise,
which was a complete success. The pastor
and his congregation are now protEacting p
meeting at their home church, andon tie
evening ofthe auh inst, after church was
dismissed the pastor and his family went 10
their home and just before thsy were ready
to retire a rap was heard at the door and as
il swung p the multitude crowded in IN
til the kitchen and sitting rooms were fuil-
some bearing flour and butter, some this, 9TH
crs that, with baskets packed 10 overilowin,
with coiiee, sugar, lard, and many other ar
ticles for household purposes. Even the
p~astor's horse was not forgotten. a liberal
supply Of corn and oats being furnished for
hm, After they had laid aside their dona-
lions M. Amaniaa Lohr addressed the pas
tor and family on behalf Of the donors in
very appropriate language. and thereby made
the pastor and his family the recipients Of
al .hcy brought The affair was most pleas
ant and agreeable. and is not only appreciat-
ed by US on account OF the inherent useful
ness and value Of the offerings, but also as a
tangible expression of their appreciation Of
Il presence and Labor among them They
have By this generosity shown to the world
that they understand that "it IS more bless
ell 10 give than to receive. May the God of
Heaven abundantly bless them may these
hill, and valleys produce an exceeding
abundance of the earth that they may be
recompensed in temporal blessings, and may
they at last receive the Masters approval,
" inasmuch as We did it unto one OF the least
of these my servants, ye did it unto me"
Rev. J. II. II.
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Miss Name Uhl leaves for Parkersburg.
West Virginia, this, Wednesday morning
where she viii spend several weeks visiting
her school friend, Miss Matte Smith.
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sansfsa people aslaily have their years
snafas Of icc harvested tsf5ne iliis liine u
Wiater.
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l00e0 Bolts Of Wall Paper for the Spring
Trade have already been received and 5000
more coming lor Mrs. NJ. I. Schrock. Somer-
set. Pa. Design beautiful and prices away
down. Nice Straw Paper as low as 6 cents a
iloii helntifal Bronzes as low as IL cents,
Is cents q cents and upwards. Micado's at
10 cents. All papers trimmed free Of charge.
samples By mail TO those wishing to do pa
perng this Spring We also carry the larz-
est line Of Window Shades aud shading in
the county We are the only parties that
make up SHADES 10 fit any window without
.rtrn charsr.
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lRwiS q. CUSTER, r.
Nm. p. Hay. D..
Jury Commissioners,
2 cIve HIm s. and Lei HIm ouess.'

We once heard a man complain Of feeling
badly, aud wondered what silej aim. A
humorous friend said. Give 4 doctor 500
and ies him guess. Il was a cutting satire
on some doctors, who don't always guess
right. You need not gness what ais you
when your food don't digest, when your
bowels and stomach are inactive, and when
your head aches every day. and you are Ian
guild and easily fltigued. You are bilious,
and Or. Pierees Pleasant Pnrgatise Pellets
viii bring you out all right. Small, sugar
coated, easy 70 take. 0~fdruggis,s,
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prLE ro AccEpr oR EEErsE.

10 Harrison helu. Iacoa Eniui. WIN. Eeim.
anal MOS Ecin. il1Cu1urTiel with Walter G..
Bate ~ Carleton Tharer County. Neb An
nie kelT. iHreunarFit ulth gns ph & Bender.
ana 1uiia Euila iupanUfni With JoLu ~.
Hendf- OF -franc- FILLMORE t,. Neb. rathh-
uHe kelm- intcrmt~igd alth VIA Iaubcr. Of
Iuurau Falls h-isx4rE1allg Inry- o.
Aod are herchg notified 10 De and appear A.
an Orphans toun o. b. hcis 10 snI FOR somerset
C0urty. IN ut Monday. the sfl daF Of Fehr1a-
" next. thrn and farrc fn accrTfof refuse to "a Re
the real esusIe 81 El-u Eeim. dsefa-ed. at tsle ap-
prI-ei Fafatiul. OF -luH clIec vhv fht same
-haf i rar Dc ole.
shcriTs Olaee. p. 2 Md1GLIEN,
ali- a., So sheriff
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Mhere the Jurors wIn como From

seven hundred names we're ordered by the
Court 20 be put into the jury wheel for 1889.
Three hundred aud fifty Republicans and
three Aralred and fifty Democrats Below
W give the quota for each Borough and
Towushin ia Somerset Countv
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o~vercoats. Overcoats, o vercoats
for less than cost they must De sold. at
J. b. SSYpER's.
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Ag9ng The rsasiaas granted last week
was d % Charles a. Direiy. o. Meyersaale.
and one b G.orse snan.leE of Frielens.
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Dwelling House,

two harms. Re thereon erected there are two
fne apple 0rchacis authe PREMISES and a portion
OF the tract isIweli rlhercd and th- farm j. wen
wafcrlG aud in gcad cultivation
No - 3 tract % land -iifaie ss aforesaid.
We - containing lo acre. adjoining tract
No ] william and Christ klepp Peter Shoema-
ker. loHn Matthews rnd Alfred NilmUth. with a
dwelling house, barn ald other buildings there
on erected there j. also an apple orchard on the
tucl and II s. in good cultivation
Nh > tract of land situate a. aforesaid
W. - c1nriiniag rs a-ts and 81 perch
Il. adjoining trict 80 D. Aisret Wilmnth ard
inuiel Shoemaker the trace IS EEL 0aterei and
a l&rre p1uisu weH fimhcred- These tracts viii
b. sold separately. ur ANY two ~ mose OF them
tugethcr. "a .lit purchasers, or a. may bc Tor the
hSt INTERESTS III che asrnrt.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate ofBIwanl Eimmell. dee. ate of Broihers-
valley Township Somerset 90, Pa.
Letters ui ADMINISTRATION on the shove estate
having been granted o. the undersigned by the
proper authority uotCce hereby given 10 ali per-
sons indebted iD said estate % make immediate
lay meut and thoEe having ciniuss against the
same Oh pse~ent then duly authenticated for
settlement un Saturday JanuarT u. Iss1. az the
oiice u f.. A. Bru1aker. in Ber u Iorgagh. Pa.
D. H.. kINMEL.
MtNGAEETFA N~uCLAERAN.
Asinp- Idaani kimmell, decd.
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war+eA,

Hides, aud Furs. 1win pay the highest
cash price Ir ali kinds Of hides, pelss aud
furs. Call on me at my residence, immedi-
stely west Of the s. & c. Station.
II. G.. C~uNEfNeHAN.
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dissolution NOTICE.

Notice i hereby given that the partnership
hereioiors exiting between Joseph j. and Eph.
D. Miller IN the mefeannic business under lie
hrm name Of Miller hf1ihea vas Dissolved su
TIE - nay oi January. ls-1. ty mutual consent.
The business VIII hereafter K cDnduffed Al ne
cd place BY Joseph y. Miller. The bssdks ~ he
hrm are IN the porsession q Ephraim y. Miller.
and AT pers1us having arcgunts On item arr re-
quested 20 call and settle The same without M
ther notice.
JOSEPH y. MILLER.
kFHHAfM ID MILLER.
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A Profi,ahle business

Those who take IN agency for a relible en-
~ierpriing house, learn their business and
STICK 10 IL, &c, on" in the world. People
who have any idea Of engaging in any an
assing business viii do well TO write George
sdnson & Co Portland, Maine-the great
~ and general Publishers. They offer the
mosf exceptional advania ges to those who
are sufficiently enierprising 10 be willing to
make q push IA eriert 70 better their condi-
ien- Il costs nothing to try. Women make
successful canvsssers, as wei as men. Full
particulars will he sent to those who ad-
dress the frra Tier fall address is given
ahore-
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White ana Gray Msrino Shirts and Draw
ers, reduced from j0c. to 4pr.. 75c. a salt (;
reduced from 75c. 20 e5c. 81 y q suit re-
dncel from = 70 75c. each, Three grades
medium and extra h@avy weights.
Plain Camels Hair shirts aud Drawers. reduced
From 81 50 to- - ~ each.
slriued Csmel,s Hair. feaueed from 81 % 20
81 ~ each
White AlfWoei Shirts and Drawers. reduced
from s. 70 - - each.
White Al Wool Shirts and Drawers reduced
from Il 80 10 Il each.
Aho. The bargains IN Mems Fancy Stfincd Ne
rhhs Half Buse ART WORTHY 81 your a~lies,ion. sc
grades sc a pal 2 for 81 &c grades, % rents a
pair.
Our new lire Of MEMS aud boys NIGHT
SHIRTS, justopcned extra values ia White and
Fancy.
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CAUTION NOTICE.

The puolie is hereby notified that ny wife Ella
zanHa has lci my bid and basId without iust
eauSs or pTosuedtlou anil that ] VIII net fr r.
spen-ible nor any dsbts - her contracting
Hlisboro. pec. PISS.
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EXEeUToR's NOTICE.

Etate q AEt1Su seehlsr. late Or ssssR FTrR
Somerzet co Pa. deceased
Letter testamcntary on the above esfafc fsx-
ing been granted 20 The undersigned IS ttr bf1p-
er arf1ority. hotice = hereby gwen - 81 raf151s
indebted ~ said estate 70 make hnnqdsaff rar-
ment and thnse having claims sRainsf gbe ans
VII present hem duly aufheaueaied fr seffle-
menl aIthcDf delay -
LAFixIA sFcTIIER.
JAZZ. k1scatf1-
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CAUTION NOTICE.

{ DO hereby nifty the public that m~ az.
susie limerick. has LEFT my biarl and Led.
AMI ! warn an rer-1ns hot "a keep Eerau my ae-
count. and thati RlH uot be responsible for any
Heut ~ expense ne VIII be ~ make io any one.
JOHN ENFIgfE.
Jan : Is11 FAR HGPE. Somcrset County. IN.
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Daniel Michigan, a farmer aged 20 years,
mysterously disappeared two years ago'from
his home near Martinsburg, Blair county
and no trace of him was ever found until
hrs skeleton was on Sunday discovered hang
ing to a tree IN a lonely spot three miles
from his home.
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The great popularity Of Ayers Pills as a
cathaFtic Is due no less 10 their prOmpiness
and efficacy than to their coating Of sugar
ard freedom from any injurious effects. Chill
dren take them readily. See Ayers Alman-
&C for this ysar. just ont
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Governor Beaver has hxed March n, 1859
as tbs date for tine hanging Of Sarah Jane
whiteiiag. convicted in Philadelphia Of the
murder OF her young daughter by poison
ing. Mrs whiteling confessed the crime.
and also admitted having poisoned her has
band and another child.
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DEE ro AccEPT oR REFrsE.

70 Martha z Dull. smerns-rie cd with
Jesse crlchHeiL. 4ad Minerva g. rril.
~inferma7i1d win Rirhsrd Reed. Of Pitts
bursh- Pa.
Nol are heceby uciifCd 70 lie ana 1pr-ar az
IN Orphans Cont 10 b. he'll ia aad fcr -dincrret
Couniy. Pa. % Monday. the I'll dtv al Fetr1ary
next. then and there q accept or rPf1se 10 lake
the Real Etaie u Peer Dnlf. deceased NJ he
appraised valuation. o. shou ease why tbe zane
should not b. soid-
shenTs oasee. Il. {. McsuLIEy.
Somerset, jan. II 81 shedE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-16

Young Mr. Frank saylor met with a very
painful aociient while skating on the dam
below town, Friday evening ID a contest
with a number # Dis complniols 0r tie
largest muning jump ou skates sayi3g lost
siie broke hs arm between tAe elbow aud
wrist
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-16

i p Cummins Post G. A. r was organ
izel jane IS. ISL Up 10 tie Prseat time
the muster roll contains the NAMES II 16l
members. But four deaths have occurred
among the members in good standing, and
- members are ia good standing at this
time.