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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25
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.DRESSGOODS
CAMPBELL & DICK.

The gentleman who borrowed Fountain
pen from Mr. Thomas g. Winters, at Chair
man Bieseckers office, on the evening Of
June Is, will please return the same TO this
Office and save trouble
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Facts About Cataract Blind ness.

Facts About Cataract Blind ness.
1t is an opacity of the crystalline lens, loca-
ted just behind the pupil
1t is the most common between 65 and 10.
Operative measures are the only known
means of cure, and restore 80 per cent.
II is the most important and critical opera
,ian in eye surgery, and yet the least pain
ful.
Those most skilled and delicate of touch by
experience in operating, obtain the most
perfect results.
1t is possible after operation in most cases
TO restore with the aid of glasses the natural
standard division for natural eyes, especially
for reading.
Mr. John c. Campbell, General Agent of
the Davis Sewing Machine Company, Cleve-
land Ohio, aged 40; Mr. David Biery, father
in-law of Mr. William Scott, Rebecca Street,
East End, Pittsburgh, aged 70, and Mr. Jas.
Armstrong, 3222 Market street, Wheeling
West Va, are cases demonstrating this as
sertion, Dr. ,Sadler, S04 Penn Ave, Pitts
burgh, Pa.
The Lutheran church in Berlin will be
dedicated on Sunday June Is, 1890. Rev. j.
II. Menges, ofPhiladelphia, will preach the
sermon for the occasion. An are cordially
invited to attend.
c. B. GRUvEE, Pastor.
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The July number of the Cosmopolitan Mag
azilie departs from its usual makeup and
devotes itself largely TO fiction, travel and
sports A new southern writer, Robert
Iulee Toombs, of Georgia, comes to the
front with one of the most spirited sketches
of southern life yet published. Julian Haw-
thorne presents a curious study of the Bos-
ton girl, asking of her in his title-page Was
II Typical2n Eleanor Sherman Thackara,
a daughter of Gen W T. Sherman, appears
for the frs; timein the literary world in dis
cussion of Three Great Philadelphia Train
ing Schools and Mrs. Roger A. Pryor con-
siders the constitution of American Society
in an interesting way. Trout Fishing in
Lake Edward and the actual experiences of
Trapping Grizzly" will interest the hunt
er who proposes to roam the mountain-ridges
during the summer Arthur Sherburne
Hardy, one of the most distinguished grad
uates of the Military Academy, and the au.
thor of "Passe Rose" which received last
year such favorable criticism in all English
speaking countries, will start this month for
Japan with the intention of preparing for
the Cosmopolitan some articles on the mill
tary forces of that country, to be completely
illustrated by photographs and sketches.
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Last "Wednesday Frank Jones
andTHlie Millhouse 3eiore Register
and Recorder Swank. what that Of
fetal terms a self-bn other words,
married themselves * layer Bob
Burke. working on Jail happened
to see the happy ouple A. they
emerged from the cce, and immedi-
ately recognized thts an acquaint-
ance he had madeir. lie followed
the bridal couple aerlin, where he
mace information q groom, cLarg-
ing him with tie 70 in cash and
gold watch value whereupon Mr..
Jones was taken iiy and brought
to Somerset, wbeIeonlined in the
| borough lock up.
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Wanted.

a local representative bya large Company,
n have energy aud perseverance. KIN
,sment very profitable and permanent 10 "
= workers. only first class man want
Address. stating age, experience ana
Ierences. 10 r. 5. NJ. Box 80, f-''aoursn'
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How well we remember grandmothers
s,tio so fragrant with medicinal roots and
,,orbs, Poor old soul, how precious they
coined 10 her And yet, one bottle ofAyer's
sorsaparilla would do more good than her
whole collection Of YARDS
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate OF John W. Beaehy, late of Salisbury
Borough deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate hav
INK been granted to the undersigned by the pro
per suthorty, notice is hereby given 10 all per
sons indebted To said estate to make immediate
payment and those having claims against the
same 10 present them duly authenticated for set
Element. to the undersigned. on Tuesday Au-
gust ;, 1880, at the late residence Of deceased
When and where they will attend for said pur-
pose.
JACOB LINENGOOD.
FRANKLIN Z. BEACHY.
Executors
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In the Recorders Office.
Deeds Recorded-Lstters Granted
Marriage Licenses Issued.
DEEDS REeoRpED.

Mary and John Wright, 10 Maggie Moul,
property IN jefferson township considers
ton, SAG
Wm }. Baer to Lizzie Garlitz, property in
Garrett consideration, 500.
Daniel +. Coleman to Rosa Fogle prop
erty in Salisbury borough consideration,
500.
VIM H. Ruppel to A. H. Coffroth. prop
erty in Somerset; consideration, 81 200.
VIM. I, Wallace to John c. Pfeifer, prop
erty in southampton township; eonsidera-
ton, $500
Benjamin T. Bender TO Sarah ]. Sine,
property in Shade township; consideration
Sl57.4O.
Jacob Koontz to Joseph Skunk, property
in Conemaugh township consideration, S75.
Henry t. Weld to Josiah Bradigum, prop
erty in Allegheny township; consideration.
$3.50.
Elizabeth seese to John b. Horner, prop
erty in 0gle township consideration 81 400.
John Russell to Herman Floto, property
in Berlin consideration, 81 600.
Mary Jane johnson to Harry S. MeClune,
property in Confluence consideration, $3.50.
LETTERS GRANTED.
Letters were granted TO Albert Heilley,
executor of the estate Of Jesse lands, late
of Berlin borough, deceased
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED.
William f. Hady, Of Meyersdale, and An
ME b. Deist, ofSummit iov gship.
Frank T. Jones and Tillis Millhouse, both
of Berlin.
Charles H. Miller, Of Brothersvalley town
ship, and Ida T. Barndi, of Jefferson town
ship.
Joseph H. Singer aud Elizabeth Eddy,
both of Jenner township.
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I p,tatoes are about gone.
rore drug at sryders.
nnon IN parso-the green apple.
,,,,c. are having lively sale.
:, vha, shall the census be?
,.i.l instruments at saydeF's drug
.,.-,.s is headquarters for Tobacco and
=. and cherries mixed make
'olin. and violin strings at snyder's
~ store.
n g store.
|, Wan. Il Skaters Advertisement in an
a column.
.....,,,srv county has taxable property
l,cs al s-1l59,255.
.nes ". Hanna, Of I-atrooe' a groom u
~ months, is missing
~ Art.hen. a Chester county dairy
ia. -lehornei al his cattle.
cherry crop viii not be worth the
1.-I heads risked ia gathering H.
cl.;,ned ,hat primary election IN
'' -, a.c crawford county system
q +. -, -.
= , lo,b deaf and dump,
or'oS 1''o '.g...o.iiy al tine pittsburgh
=. .asvortqo ago.
'7 d '''' ,. s.,,e S,bbs,h school
be ie'''''' ,"l,1 n Nsw castle. Pa.
'o1 'ei.''n W. ,,.....i,.-I,p3 D had sank
sci 'ein'-' o. -.
y HNiil e'1au'' ''is ,r ,,.
-'''S ~ 80. ~, EN-. Flour and Fee,
2aes as 9ilr'1"
stere. San
elablan schroek .s agent io' I... Cor.p
bofn's choice lto' A''''' -, "",'
Bos il, and use the pure '''''
Iackerel and Lake f.an ia s'o'. - ., ,'''; !,
,of sebrocks. Country produce taken i
~ hanre for goods at all times.
,rrners buy your Timothy and Glove
~ from Mahlon schrock. He keeps u
''.' -, ra.cleaned Western Seed.
s'poA 'i's O''' .,,orr is beine re
hted. and Mr.. Rogers sSl-ie' i'''O'57, -,
dr. viii be found in charge oi 'ne sl,,g,y 49,,
an d all work win be- oi The oes'' - a.,
ps ,ures and large groups spe'i1''y' -
son.
s,,a-ners are working new game on u
- They are buying calves at ing
ke ures and pay 81 DOWN 20 ''''. .,, -,...l,
mey give the farmer slo plil' "',,, -,
colnterfeit, take 50 change anu '''''' 1'
batk.
..,sps enumsrat0r has discovered
b., ,bnon5 Wa colored woman name
-, C-av who has had 81 children IN
She has given birth to triplets 81
r. 80 twins six times and to seven othe
-
Il w,-5 lockwood, some
a.. ps for Stanivs book, calieu
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A. W. Bauman is the new 81 agent at
this place. He is a native OF hampton
township. this county, and h'"S iiieius
- ,nun The Somerset siati one of the
most important on the Pitisl DIVISION
and Mr.. Bauman has the abilnd quail
Grs,ions to discharge the dutithe Office.
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A UDITOR.S NOTICE.

At an Orphans Court held in Somerset, Pa. on
the 18th OF May. 1920, before the Honorable the
Judges thereof. the undersigned Auditor was
duly appointed 10 pass upon exceptions find the
facts and make distribution of the funds in the
hands Of b. s. Fieck, Admr. of Anna Dora Pifer
deceased, to and among those legally entitled
thereto.
Hereby gives notice that he will attend to the
duties Of the above appointment on Thursday,
July 18th. 1880 a. his Office in Somerset Pa /,
when and where all persons indebted can attend
If they think proper.
j. K. SCOTT
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Mice TO Contractors.

s,booI house 2Gx36 in Black township.
ane. Of good material. to be Jet on June .i..
ota O'Clock p. IN. mile north Of Mil
! s,.,o, ON the farm of. j. Humeert.
J. 4. WABLE.
Secretary Of Board.
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The Prohibition party convention will
meet at Berlin. Pa, 1899, to put in nomina-
lion a foil county ticket and elect delegates
70 the State Convention.
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Eve Ear. Noes and Throat.

Nc YOU need special attention 10 dis
ease OF the organs, you want thorough
kuc.yledge. large experience and honesty OF
orition I'M your case. and the skin oi an e1-
pert In treatment. As graduate 40 zen
eral Medicine. with ID years experience IN
= 90 large practice in these special diseases
Il v.ars of which have been in hls present
ofier pr. Sadler. su Penn avenue Pitis-
burtb Pa. continues 90 render his best pos
ssl,h service Go rich and poor alike
fsrAEAc1-Not a failure IN two years.
crosed ewes straighieued with inHlng pam.
DeIbrmities Of the bios from burns OF other
5ninries Weeping Eyes Granulatcd LADS
isWild Hairs" Various inflamanons o. th'
basl Deafness. Discharges from the Ear
Oahrrh. Enlarged Tonsils, Sore Throat etc
The earlier treated the more perfect the re-
suit
Eota neighborhood within 100 miles o
PIT burgh. bat has sample OF his WORK
Hh permanent office Is s0l Penn avenue.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25

Charles Achenheil. chief Ger oi the
p. a O's. Staten Island road, Or several
wears a resident Of this pla ciiei en-
gjneer of the Somerset and raj Folht
r. r was killed ia wrecthe Phila-
delphia division of the B. & 'day night.
He was married to the eld'ughter oi
John d. soully, cashier of thi National
Bank at Pntsburg and had widower
Tor several wears
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

In re- Estate ef Edward Connolly. decd
2sth May, 30 Admrs' aud Trustees account pre-
Sented TO Court for confirmation.
And now, 18th of May, 80, ON motion of II. L.
Bser. Esq. Attorney for the Administrator the
Court appoint L. c. COlbOrn, Esq. Auditor, 10
distribute the funds in the hands OF the Admins
traitor and among those legally entitled thereto
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sarmers, Look to Your Interests.

Farmers, Look to Your Interests
Neexiend our thanks for your very liber-
a tatronage the past season. and beg leave
70 say that with our extensive works, now
cortring over an acre Of ground. we hope 70
be bible 10 I'm all our wholesale and retail
oraes promptly
Having contracted with s b. Yoder. Of
Peal, Somerset County, and Peter Fink, Of
aon 70 solicit orders. we feel assured
klseg will be able to name prices and terms
fha wiii be satisfactory 10 al.
a reference in regard 10 our works and
facD dies Eor manufacturing a iirst-class fer
filissr, We take the liberty Of naming Hon
O. D Shaver aud s. H. Yoder, both gentle
meb whose veracity viii not be doubted anc
Bhp visited our works during the fall Of 80
on behalf Of the SusQuehanna Fertilize
CO. OF Baltimore City.
Respectfully,
A. ]. kOsER,
Guernsey, Adams Co., pa.
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You can never know till you try, how
quickly a dose Of Ayers Pills will cure your
sicl. headache. Your stomach and bowels
need cleansing. and these Pills will accom-
plsh II more efIectually and comfortably
than any other medicine you can find.
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Somerset County, IS.
Extract from the Record. Certified May "a. 90
JACOB ID. SWANk, Clerk.

By virtue of the above appointment notice Is
hereby given that will meet to attend 10 the du-
ties thereof ut my Office in Somerset Pa, on
Thursday, the 18th day of July lSl1 at 10 o'clock
Il. NJ. when and where all persons interested may
attend ii they think proper.
l. e. COLBORN,
Auditor.
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wool Wanted.

exchange for all kinds Of dry goods
all inery goods, notions, curtains e'c'
price of wool, IS cents.
MEs. 4. Z. UHL.
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SHORT PROFITS AND QUICK SALES -
NEW GOODS :!
All Along the Line.
THIS INCLUDES THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
Dry Goods,

Consisting of guaranteed Black
Dress Silks, ColOred Silks. Surahs,
Watered Silks, Silk warp Henrietta
Cloth, at 81, $1.15, $l.25, $50,
and $50 yard.
Silk-finished all-wool Henriettas,
46-inch, 76c., 85c. and 81. 40 inch,
at 40, so, and 60 cents.
A beautiful line of sc inch Cash
meres at 20 and 80 cents.
Handsome Plaid and Striped
Goods, to make up combinations,
from % to 80 cents.
A line of Beiges, and variety of
novelty suitings,
A large line of Dress Ginghams
at s, 10, -, ID and 30 cents.
Satteens, s, 10, Is and % cents.
Challies, and a great variety of
Spring and Summer Wash Dresses.
A Complete line of
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Reduced Rates for the Fourth of July
on the Pennsylvania Railroad.

In pursuance ofits usual liberal policy the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will this
year sell excursion tickets for the Fourth of
July holidays between all stations on its
lines at reduced rates. The tickets will be
sold on July 81 and Atb, valid to re-
turn until July 7th, 1890. This redue-
ton in rates does not apply to tickets sold
between New York and Philadelphia, nor
New York or Philadelphia and Baltimore
and Washington. BY the use of these tickets
one can make a very pleasant trip at small
cost.
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The state PROHIBITION cofh'ion viii
meet in Harrisburg on Aug anu Il
instead Of July Is and 10.
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A UDIToR'S NOTICE.

In The estate Of Perry Walker. deceased.
At an Orphans Court held at Somerset on the
2d day OF June, ls9O the undersigned was duly
appointed Auditor 20 make a distribution OF the
funds IN the HANDS of Samuel T. B0wser and Ino.
j. Walker, Administrators Of said deceased 10
and among those legally entitled thereto. hereby
gives notice that he will attend 70 the duties of
the above appointment on Thursday, July T., %.
al his o;llee in SQmerses Pa, when and where ali
parties Interested can attend.
80. g. N. BrRE1Ey.
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TERMS:

The share Of the widow Of the purchase money
lone third alter payment of all Just debts ard l,-
gal charges) shall remain in the hands ofthe DUR
the widow oi Eiward kimmei, deceased aud the
interest thereof shall be annually and regularly
paid 70 her by the purchaser his heirs and assigns
holding the premises, 10 be recovered By distress
mOnwealth which the said widow shall accent
in full satisfaction OF her dover in the premises.
and al her deecdse her share of the purchase
money shall be paid 10 the heirs of Edward Kim
mel, deceased. The balance shall be paid in
uTts >r'df payments. zen per cent 20 be paid down
on day Of sale, the remainder of one third on the
delivery OF the decd April lst, iSgl one lhiri in
one year and remaining Que third i'm two vearS
thereafter with interest on thedeferred payments
from April lst, 1871. Possession given APRIL ii
lsyl.
MARGRFTTA MCCLARRAN.
A q. kiMMEL
Trustees
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Excursion tickets to Colorado Springs,
Denver and Pueblo are now on sale at all
coupon ticket offices Of the B. K 0. Il. r.,
at reduced rates valid for return journey
until October 3lst 1890.
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T AND WARRANT.

II William EgOlfhas fled
an application with the Secretary of Internal AZ
fairs for warrant for g. acres Of land situate in
Napier Township, Bedford County. and Shade
Township, Somerset County, adjoining lands of
Daniel SIaalls estate on the East. disputed land
between Sfiiveley heirs and Gideon Hteshew
0n the South John barr estate on the North, and
Henry HOOyeT's improvement on the West.
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GRAND OPENING
OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

Our lines complete We prepared show full line Of
quality Of Goods
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Summer Excursion Book.

A handsomely illustrated book Of sum
mer excursion tours to all the principal
mountsin, lake and seaside resorts has been
issued by the b. & o. Il. II. Co., and parties
contemplating summer outing would do
well to procure copy oft before complet-
ing their arrangements.
The book win be mailed post paid, upon
application to Chas. o. Scull, General Pass
senger Agent, b. & o. Il. r., Baltimore, Md.
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

n
Com. of Penn'a ex rel In the Court of Com
Isaac Friedline and Pc ! mon Pleas of somer-
ter Friedline, set Co. Pa. Pet d. l.
J No - Sept. T. 1871.
Lndwick Friedline.
The undersigned Auditor appointed By the
Court on the md day of June. A. D., 30. to dis
tribute the fund IN the hands of the Committee to
and among those legally entitled thereto" here
by gives notice that he will sit in his office In the
Borough OF Somerset, Pa, on Wednesday. the 9Th
day OF July 1880, for the purpose of attending to
the duties Of said appointment from 10 o clock q.
IN. to l-;SO o clock p. m, when and where all par
ties in interest may attend if they think proper
A. e. H0LBERT,
Auditor.
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TRESSPASS notice.

All persons are hereby notified not to tresSpaSs
on the lands of the undersigned in Shade town
ship, for the purpose of Hunting, Fishing pick
ing Berries or grazing cattle.
/. D. SINE.
Daley, Pa,
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The people Of I.ayan'd 'He sur
-,,,r3i,g community witty shocked
by the unexpected dealt " m- l'iiey'
early on "Wednesday nj last week
He had fallen from til part OF the
Reformed church, theli which he
was assisting in taking lie died from
the elects of the faI, be was APP
parently not seriously He was n
young man. p years chad been liv-
ing in the family Of , Iayman for
about five years. The took place at
.30 p. m, Thursday. conducted by
Rev. Hiram King. ass Rev. Manages,
The knights Of the lagle were in
attendance, as the dtas a member
of that order.
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TRUSTEES SALE
-OF-
Y ALUABLE REAL ESTATE
THURSDAY, JULY 10. 1890.
HOUSE

a large new barn, and two tenant house has a
good apple 0rchar.., numerous excellent springs,
and avery valuable Limestone Quarry now open
Mo = The undivided 0ne-haifof a Ger
lNO. - tain tuct Of land situate in M.
Township OF Brothe-syalley, adjoining lands of
Jonathan Miller. :. A. q J. e.. Phils0n and 9th
ems, containing two acres, more or less.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25

W. have on hand a large nunber OF goou
-, which we viii sell in quantities TO sun
e purchaser. Prices very rea'oii'o'e' "'0
,posite the planning Eil.
HolBEooK Bros. d PARsoN'
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Wanted,

r,ebundred thousand cords Of Chestnut
!, aud Uemlock Bark, for which the
i ,e-t cash market price will be paid.
H.G.&F.S S. CUNNlNeRAh,
Somerset, Pa.
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Are You GOilg to Build a House or Barn 4?
HEADQUARTERS FOR

HEADQUARTERS FOR
Tin, Iron, and Steel Roofing,
Spouting, Valleys Cutters and all kinds Of
Tin and Sheetiron Work Scroll Doors and Windows,
Milk and Cream Cans Building and Sheeting Papers
Step Ladders and all kinds Of House Furnishing Goods
Pumps sewerppe and Clay Stove Pipe. The Finest Line Of
Cooking Stoves and Ranges the County including the famous
Golden Grain and Regulator Cooks new style) and
CoppeIo Ranges Also a Range the Valley Novelty.
Call and it. We viii not be undersold.
Repairs Stoves of all kinds furnished short notice.
Call n whether you wish to buy
Respectfully
p A SCH ELI
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The contractors will have > hustle TO
have the new jail compls'ed b August ist.
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lew Dress Goods. Black and Colors


Our prices always the lowest goods the best We viii be
pleased SAMPLES you order by mall which department
promise to give immediate attention.
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Mr. Joe Herr, of oil City, Is y Own called
here by the serious illness oi''S o'other
Frank.
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The population of New Yorkeity esti-
mated at between / 500. .ooo and oeoop.
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H. II. smith. onumeraior ho'neIS'a'-
lev. tells us that he never nay i1eA 0i
The area Of that township le he com
menced taxing the census" ny one
morning he says, " iounyseli at
White Horse. and the next W " 'n'ie Oh
Rnckwood.
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Among the State, county OVA' dsil-
cultural societies which wil1nioilohs
thi. fall are the followirnsylvanla
State Agricultural Society october
GIL: Interstate ExPositionm N GroNe'
August $50: Farmers Erent Asso-
citation. Mt. Gretna, Augu beaioTd
County Agricultural SociaioFd- Sep
tember October 3; Blaiy Agricul-
tuml Society, Hollidaysbriember 10
l3. Cambria County Agal Associa-
/ ton, Carrolltown, septS-il Ihdi-
ana County Agricultural Indiana
September 30-OctOner 3.
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Joe Nicely continues to write weekly COM
munications for the Westmoreland beDsO-
cf4t in which he reviews the testimony of
number of the witnesses for the Common
wealth on the trial of the case and contrasts
il with that adduced from witnesses for the
defense. 1t is hardly necessary to add that
he still insists that he and his brother are
innocent of Herman Umberger's murder
and inyokes the vengence Of God on those
who swore against them.
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or Albert p Br9bal.er andgife eft for
New York Monday. They sa' 'o' Europe
TO day.
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The Knights Of the Golden Rate vii lhold
a picnic at Shanksvillc, on the ourth@
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Census enumera.on coa'plsa Of Par.
work for the pay
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-06-25

The Pmy for July is flied 'all, with
delightful reading and at'rA' pictures
No ualer OF better reading e ~ '-''o
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fr sunday, as well as weei'-d "u,hk' y
a year D. Lothrop Compar uOllshers
Boston.