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VIENNA, Sept. pa report is current
here that yesterdays affair in Belgrade
was deliberate attempt on the life Of
the young king of Servia, and his father,
the ex-king of Milan.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-30
Cuban Cigar Makers Alarmed.

HAVANA, Sept. 29.-The executive
board Of the Spanish party, in Cuba, at
meeting today, decided to send a tele-
gram to Spain pointing out the heavy
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Goddard to Succeed Fink.

CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-The statement is
published this evening that j. F. God
dard is to succeed Albert Fink as chair
man of the Trunk Line association.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-30

CRY OF MEXICO, Sept. 29.-Reports
from San Antonio, Texas, of the assas-
sination of President Diaz, are without
foundation and incorrect.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-30

here suffered from the new tariff bill
adopted by the United States, and ask
ing as an immediate remedy reform OF
the Spanish tariff and the negotiation of
a treaty with the United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-30
Purped of Politics.

CHICAGO, Sept. 29.-Col. Geo. r.
Davis, director general OF the Worlds
fair, has purged himself of politics by
resigning his position as member of
the Republican national committee.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-30
Strikers Resuminp Work,

ADELAIDE, Sept. 29.-The dock labor
ers who have been on a strike, are re-
turning to work. sf
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-30
A Bad Man Shot.

MERGED, CAL, Sept. 29.-Word was re-
ceived here today of serious affray last
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In the Recorders Office.
Deeds Marriage Lioens
es Issued.
DEEDs RECORDED.


Rachel Martz 10 Charles E. Mariz, proper
iy in Brorhersvallcy township considers
ton, ss5.
Peter Beachley to Anrela Huntzman,
property in BrotherzralIey township con-
sideraiion $500
Isaac G. Jones To Minerva J Camel, prop
erty in Somerset borough consideration,
1900.
Jacob Stern to Beulah Evangelical church,
property in Somerset township considera-
ton, SIS.
Jacob Nicholson and others to Vim. B.
Neal. property in Upper Tnrkeyfoot town
ship consideration, 81, ,s3S.35.
Rsbecca c. Hilton to George Shaver, prop
erty in Somerset township consideration.
81 500
M olingler 10 J. T. shipley. property in
Meyersisle borough consideration, 1915.
Cyrus j. Fike TO Laura Daberks, property
in Summit township consideration, S-75.
Mary Glessner TO Justus Glessner prop
erty in Allegheny township consideration,
Si5s.
Christian Long TO John R. Scott, property
in Somerset township consideration, $3.50.
John r. Scott to VIM. P. spangler. prop
erty in Somerset township consideration,
$1,000.
Vim. H. Koontz, Master, etc, TO Marga
ret NJ. Dodds, lot in Confluence borough !;
consideration, S700.
Same 10 Same. property in Confluence
borough consideration, 500.
LETTERS GRANTED.
PANEL Hoffman, administrator of Eliza
both Umberson. late Of Conemaugh town
ship
Edwin * Hochstetler, Administrator of
Lydia Hochs;etler late of Greenyille town
ship.
MARRIAGE LICESsEs ISSUED.
Frank W. Daugherty and Josephine Eek
ard both of Meyersdale.
Geo W Tressler and Susannah Bittner
both of Larimer township.
Charles H. Flckinger aud Annie NJ.
Brant both of Brothersvalley township.
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May Jurors.

The following named gentlemen have
been drawn to serve as Grand and Traverse
Jurors at the May Term of Court, beginning
on Monday, the 10Th day
GRAND JURORS.
Addison-Peter Null, Joseph Null, James
IIileman, Elijah Fike.
B7othersvalley David Meyers, Edward D.
Baldwin.
Black-Samuel Enos.
Jefferson-Jacob B. Walker.
Jenner-Allen Hoffman Alex Hoffman,
f. D. Mostoller.
Milford-Rufas Walker. Dennis Walker.
Neyersdale Dorough-Fred Grof, Daniel
Deal.
Northampton-Jacob limerick.
Paint-Conrad Kunkle.
Quemahoning-E Edward X. Ober.
Somerset-Wm. II. Miller.
Somerset Borough-George NJ. Saylor, g.
Benford
Summit-Lewis Christner.
Stonycreek - John williamson, Milton
Knepper.
TRAVERSE JURoRs--FIEsr WEEK.
Allegheny Ambrose Topper.
Berlin Borough-Paul G.. NOwag.
Black-James o. Atcheson.
Brothersvalley-Cy r. Bittner
C1aemsugh-Dlv Vartz.
Jefferson-silss a. Cable. Peter f. Shauiis.
IsFime.- jacob krissinger
Neyersiale ar0ugA-Jacob oonses, p. J.
We'd
oxie- Harrison oilaan
samusl = F.oes
Qlersahoning ng-Aaron sssfkeyhils, tsssin
3.AnseL
salisbury Boron sh-Silas Wagner.
shade-Gabriel spangler.
snmnit-Alex g. Lenhart, Lewis A
Kre,chman, l. A. Kreichman. Hiram L.
Miller, Zach +. Faidley, Emanuel Bowser,
Conrad Pushman
somerset-DanieI Grouse, J. c. Sellers,
Joseph Homer.
Upper Turkeyfoot-J. A shultz, George
I W. Crossen.
TRAvEEsE IUEoRs-sEcosD WEEK.
| Addison-James L. Watson.
1 Berlin-Emanuel Atcheson, Samuel Hef
! fey.
Brothersvaliey-H Boyer, 5. s. Hay
Conemaugh-Fred. Kring.
/ Confluence Borough-A J. Burgess.
Eklick-Simon Nicholson, Norman D
Hay.
I Greenville-George .. Nenges.
JefFerson-A. A. Miller, Geo. NJ Dickey
William p Hay Jonathan e. Miller.
Larimer-George Lottig.
Lower Turkeyfoot-Ro McNeal, Fred
s. Kreger.
Meyersdale Borough-Chr;s Sides, Calvin
Beal.
Middlecreek-T. S. Snyder
Paint William H. Seese, John Z. Hor
ner
ouemahoning-Cie II. Muller.
Salisbury Borough-Peter S. Hay,
Shade John j. Wilt, George d. Menges
Hiram II. GeiSel.
Michael Good, Alfred Z. Bar
ron, IT, H. Flick
Southampton - Elias Martz, Wilson J
Korns.
stonycreek-John Ginder, Jonathan Nil
ler
Stoyestown Borough-C W. Pugh.
Summit-Wilson f. Walker, Philip W
Croft
Ursina Borough-w. S Kuhlman.
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AT regular meeting of Ursina lodge No.
s06 |. o. o. F. held on Saturday, April Y,
1890, the following minute was ordered en-
rolled in the minutes of the Lodge, and pub
lished in the county papers, and copy pre-
sented to the FIRMLY of William Shaw, decd.
who died on March "a, 1890:
Whereas, Called upon by the vicissitudes OF
life to recognize the loss of Brother William
Shaw, one Of the oldest members of this
Lodge, who, having been removed by the
unrelenting hand of death we feel it oui
duty to express oui regard aud respect fol
our late fellow member, as well as our deep
regret at his loss to the lodge and communi-
ty, and we sympathize with his bereayed
family in this, their hour of sorrow and
pain.
LIE FoRouER.
"a. s. kuHLNAS,
j. c. FoRsYrHE,
Committee,
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County Sup't of Somerset County

An exchange tells the following Down in
Indiana a man went hunting While he
was out there came up big rain, and he
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any trouble.
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u,aua..ariransa

To sell tobacco and cigars in large and
small quantities. We have just received a
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KAsTNER Il Plat,
Successors to Josiah Keller,
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Potatoesf for Seed.

have bought a car load of potatoes,
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Farmers. Look to Your interests.
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to say that with our extensive works, now
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On behalf Of the Susquehanna Fertilizer
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Respectfully,
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To the School Directors of Somer-
set County;

GEs2ENEN In pursuance of the Forty
third section of the Act of May s, 1861. you
are hereby notified to meet in Convention
at the Court House, in Somerset, at clock
on the FIRST Tuesday in May, ls9J, being the
9th day cfthe month. and select, riea roce,
by majority Of the whole number of direc-
tons present, one person Of literary and sci
entifc requirements, and skill and expert
ence in the art of teaching, as County Su-
perintendent for the three succeeding years
and certify the result TO the Stale Superin-
tendent at Harrisburg. as required by the
thirty-Einth and fortieth sections of said
Act j. NJ. BERKEY,
County Sup't of Somerset County
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oostotfloe to be Removed

2 Josiah Keller has rented the handsome
= 'oom from KnepPer & Ferner, into
be will move the postoiiioe about the
o. Nay. Consequently they must re-
neir large stock Of carpets immediate
% ihose wishing 90 bay carpets should
q once and secure bargain.
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s shame TO see how some drivers
be heir horses pull during these days OF
and rain. Teams look worn out, ana
a TO strain every nerve TO pull the cum
eme lopis which they are required 10
al More sympathy sliould be shown the
lonss when tbr roads are 50 bad, Tor
are the most faiih!ul Of all aPimais'
sve us when all Others fail Give the
lll horse a chance.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-16

Almost all of the new cases heard before
the Pardon Board Tuesday were from the
western par; of the State. They are George
Evans. Of CieaTfield, murder, second degree
Joseph and David Nicely, of somerset, mnr-
der. iirst degree; William Loughry. OF Ale
gbenv. assault and battery Dora schue-
man. OF Allegheny. larceny John daleniz,
Of Allegheny, illegal liqaor selling Fran
cisco Can't, of Lawrence, felonious assault /;
" i. ssowr. Of Washington, larceny.
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oo+.+oes for Family Use.

We are headquarters for potatoes and will
use our best efforts to have them in stock for
home ,rade as well as for local shipments,
North south. East and West. Careful at
tention given to orders by mail, which viii
be filled promptly as possible.
Respectfully,
Cook & BEERITs.
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MERCANTILE APPRAISEnEhT
OF
DEALERS IN MERCHANDISE,
.....~..&c., &c,.
Somerset County, Pa.

TAKE NOTICE.-That in pursuance
Il of the several Acts OF Assembly Of the toul-
monw ealsh to provide revenue 10 meet the De-
mand upon the Treasury. aud Tor otntr earpese :,
the undersigned. Appraiser Of Mercantile Taxes
for said County. has prepared iist of the trades
in said County, and has placed each in thst Glass
.nhich him arrear rlnhI. fnMlt
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-16

A Bruce cofroih, Esq. OF Lincoln, y e.
braska, came 10 Somerset. Monday to attend
the funeral of his brother.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-04-16

Messrs. Cohroth, Kooser and Koontz went
10 Harrisburg the early part of the week 70
appear before the Pardon Board ia the Nice
~ matter.
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Mr.. John Anspach, President Of the Sails
bury * baltimore Railroad and Coal Com
panv died at his home in Philadelphia at
SIS A. NJ, Saturday April 18th of pneumo-
MIA. Mr.. Anspach had been sick for some
time. bat his death came anexpeceedy to
his family. He bad very mary friends in
the southern part of the county 10 whom
the announcement will bring unfeigned
sorrow.