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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-19
nc AccIdent at Rethany.

On Friday afternoon. January 3lst, Miss
L. Philips. Of Pitsburg, accompanied by
several friends. all students of Bethany Col
lege. were on the rear Of the college campus
shooting at a target with revolvers. Several
shots we're fired at the same time, when one
Of the balls. gIancing. struck Miss Philips,
who was standing just back Of the parties
who did the firing. and entered the abdomen
near the right hip. After walking to the
ladies hall she said that she thought that
she was only badly scared and not badly
hnrt. Upon examination, after going 10
hsr room, it was found that she was rather
seriously wounded. and doctor was at once
summoned. After the arrival of second
doctor and joint examination of the wound
it was pronounced not at all serious one.
Miss Philips was given every care and
attention. and although she appeared to be
recovering rapidly, on Saturday evening
she began to grow worse. and an anodyne
being administered. she fell into sleep and
died al $50 8 m. Sunday. Her mother bad
not been notified Of the accident, as the
doctors had said repeatedly that II was but
flssh wound and not serious.
Just how the accident occurred is un-
known. One Of the county papers placed
It at the bands Of a single one Of he party,
which the writer earnestly wishes to correct
by saying that which of the shots glanced
and struck Miss Philips is not known and
can never be told The accident has been
sad enough. without bringing into promi-
nenoe the name OF one Of the parties, who
Is already grief-stricken by having been con-
nected with the accident.
Thirteen Of the young lady's friends accom-
panied her remains TO its last resting place
near Pittsburg. Miss Philips was charm
ing. intelligent and christian lady. general
favoriie among both students and professors,
who deeply mourn her loss.
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Z
Dr. B. II Warren, Of West Chester, Pa.
State Ornithologist- who lectured before the
Farmers Institute Tuesday evening, on
Birds of Pennsylvania, Useful and Iujuri-
oas TO Farmers. told as in private eonyer-
sation that he had come this way TO gather
statistics in regard to new breed of rabbits
which has recently made its appearance.
lie ssys that he has found breed of rabbits
in this section wearing gray coat in sum-
mer, and in winter one entirely white Just
where the strain has come from he has been
unable to learn. He says that white rabbits
have been seen frequently this winter in the
southern section of this county, or at least
be has learned that they have, from reliable
parties living at Hyndman. In regard to
this matter, a Pittsburgh sportsman says
4" can explain the breed. -Four years ago
Messrs. +. z. s. Shaner Charles Richardson
and others, imported from man named
Rich. of Bethel. Maine. number Of rabbits
peculiar to Il al section. They were big fel-
lows, much smaller than the Pennsylvania
rabbit. and pecuIiarity is that they would
bite and were far from being timid. They
were turned loose in Westmoreland county
They scattered everywhere, and the parties
who turned them loose seldom run across
them" Dr. Warren leff word that any in
formation on the habits of various birds
and fur game from sponsnen and Others in
teresied in birdoloey. would be kindly re-
ceiyei
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MARRIED.

sHIPLEY-sTERSER Il, Confluence.
Pa, on February IS, 1880. BY G. G. Croft.
Esq, Mr.. Beeson shipIey to Miss Emma
sterner both Of Confluence, Pa.
BARRON-wHIPKEY-At the brides
home. on Tuesday. February II, 1880. by
Rev J H. zinn. Mr.. David A. Barron and
Miss Eenora Whipkey, both OF Middlecreek
township. Somerset county. Pa
MoSTOELER YODER-At the home Of
the brides parents. near Pugh, Pa, on Sun
day February 3 1ssD by Rev. John II
Knepper, Mf. George +. Nostoller and Miss
Florence NJ. Yoder.
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Our streets we're filled with puddles Of
dirty water and the rain came down in tor
rents Friday evening Unfortunately
x.s the evening advertised by the EuierPean
Band for their concert, and many persons
we're deferred from attending the perform
ance. The concert came OF just the same.
before a medium sized house. and vas an
artistic success The features Of the enter
tainnent deserving special melton we're Mss
walkers singing. corpet duet By Mr.. Frank
Kantner and his eighf-year-old son. and the
bar exercise BY Messrs Charles Young and
Harry Hoiderbaum
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our fellow -townsman, Elder Peter Nogel,
is a gentleman Of many accomplishments.
social. literary and scientific He has re-
Gently patented his " Tried and True ca
tsrrh remedy. an advertisement OF which
appears elsewhere in these columns. Judge
Baer testiies to its curative properties in the
following letter. under date Of January 10,
1870, At the November Bedford court.
1859. I first used Vogel's Caiarrh Cure and
that was the first session Of court, during the
eight years that have been on the bench
which / passed without catarrhal head
ache
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1890. 1890.
NG
STOCK OF
GOODS
Now on Exhibition.

The largest and most complete
stock we have ever had the pleasure
of showing, IN
Black and CoIored Silks, Black
and Colored Cachimers, in 40 and
46 inches wide, all new shades.
46-inch silk Warp Cachimers,
plain and fancy stripe, for combina-
tion Suitings, all new.
Dress Goods Of all kinds, from
) cents to sl.O0 per yard You
can't help being suited in this De
partment.
Fifty pieces of Crown Satines,
the prettiest Satine in the market.
A nice lot Of Magenta Satihes, at
10 cents per yard.
Two hundred pieces ofnew Dress
Ginghams, Just received. Any guam
tity Of new Ginghams, at ) cents
per yard.
Two hundred pieces of good
Dark Calicoes, at ) cents.
shirting calicoes of all kinds.
New shirtings of all kinds.
New Table Linens, Napkins,
Hamburgs, and Towels,
White Goods of every deserip-
ton.
Lace Curtains at go, IS and 90
cents per pair, all new.
4 full line Of plain and fancy
Scrims. from ) to 10 cents.
Our stock is brand, splinter new.
No old goods to waste your time
on, and as for prices, we cant be
beat.
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sheriff McMillen went to Bethel on the
early train Thursday morning and arrested
John wirick. Of Lagrange County, Indiana,
on a charge Of sedaction. The Sheriff was
assisted by Deputy Sheriff Erb, Of Lagrange
Centre. Indiana. The arrest was made IN
little sbanty near the moeih Of the Fash
Coal Mine. s shon distance from Bethel
station. Mr. wirick made no resistance
when the Sheriff informed him that The an
,hor;,iee from Indian State would take
charge Of him and would pay bis fare 70 bis
former home. Mr. wirick came TO Pennsyl-
vania in September last. With an excursion
parsy and be Is 5ow returning with an
Official party.
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A very quiet wedding was soiemnized at
the residence Of {. W Pugh, at Stoyesto~n,
Pa. one evening last week, when Miss Ma
nie. the youngest daughter Of the family
quietly joined hands with Mr. Owen Aor@
gar. Of Quemahoning township. The bride
was dressed IN cream-colored suit, hand
somely trimmed Miss Lou Morgan was
the bridesmaid and s p. Zimmerman best
man. Rev. Appleton Bash, Of Somerset.
ofieiaied Only Few immediate friends
-. ,.-.sarf
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= Western Excursionists.

conducted excursions will be
baltimore & Ohio lines Of vesti-
y. ''ains to 81 points West, North
~ ''-'avesi. leaving Cumberland
and i.Sop- m. Fubruary 25. 1890.
ios rates and full inforna-
20 ". ". Picking, Travelling Pas
~ "a o. RI. Somerset Pa.
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The attention Of stock breeders is directed
TO the advertisement of Peter Heffiey. who
offers 10 sell four Of his blooded horses. Mr.
Hsiiiey expects to build new barn this
spring and wishes to decrease his large stock,
until after the new building is erected
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WEDNESDAY, AFTERSoos SESSION..

VI. }. BEAcHf.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON SESSION.
When the Institute assembled Wednesday
afternoon. " The Public Roads was the
first question taken up and discussed Mr..
Gundy. Of Lewisburg, opened the debate
lie said =" We have different road laws for
different parts of our state They are not
enforced, because they do not meet with
the appreciation Of our people do not ap-
prove of maeadsmizing wide roads hrongh-
out. but do believe they should all be ma
csdsmized to an extent sufficient 20 make
them passable in all kinds OF weather.
Peter Miller, of Somerset township. argued
that the roads belong to the state, the same
as the public schools If any improvement
IS TO be made to the roads, be thinks the
state should make them. and that the state
should pay all road aud school taxes.
Mr. Woodford, of Centre county, said tha,
he wa, not in sympathy with the recommeu-
datious made by either the Governor Of New
York or the Governor OF Pennsylvania in
behalf Of the public highways. He does not
believe the work ofimproying them belongs
to the state II we are going to make our
roads what they should be, we must pay our
taxes in money We have tried 10 work out
our taxes, and have failed Let the state
assist in this work. the same a. Il assists the
schools ! am in f.vor Of the state sypro-
priating not less than 81 oO0, go for this per
pose Let the State Revenue Commission
provide where il shall come from. Most Of
il will come from thu cities and boroughs--
where notes and mcassges are most largely
held-and in this way not . single cent need
be paid by the farmer. as real estate Is ex-
empt from state taxation. With the aid We
would get from the state, We could then
build several miles Of good macadamized
road each year. and at the end oftweniy
years we will have just what weare fighting
for"
Joseph Z. Mason. Of Brothenvalley, sng-
gesied that the people have not been educa-
ted in the right way on this qnes,ion-,hst
all should be made to understand that good
roads would be economy in the saving Of
horses and vehicles.
The rpad question was further discussed
by other gentlemen present.
John c. Weller, of Milford, read very IN
teresfing and instructive paper on Public
Schools for the Farmer" Mr.. Weller hav-
ing served two terms as County snperinten-
dent OF Schools, was all the better qualified
to make suggestions TO his felIow-fsrmers.
He said, " The educational facilities Of our
fathers is not sufficient for the children OF
to-day. or Of the future. While they were
successful, how much more SO they nigh,
have been had they had better advantages.
Our schools are not what they should be.
Our children will have 10 compete with FAR
mers from ell over the land. who will have
the lstest improved machinery, and will
thoroughly comprehend the advantages to te
derived from their use IS per cent Of our
children receive their education in the dis
trict schools. Are they as good as thsy
should be ? fear not. The children Of to-
day should be taught more than to read
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Notice.
Cox

All persons having any business TO trans
acf with the estate Of VIM. 5. Morgan. decd. :,
can meet me at the Prothonotary's office,
Somerset, on Monday and Tuesday, Febru-
AIRY 24th and 25th next.
B. s. FLICK.
Ertr. Of Vim. S. Morgan, decd
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In conversation with Squire Levi Idchli-
ter, ofElk Lick. yesterday, he told us that
many Of the farmers of that neighborhood
have already commenced to make maple
sugar. Henry Keim Of that township made
quite lot in January and up 10 this time
has made something over 900 lbs. Mr..
Lichliter has been engaged in the sugar trade
for number Of years and he says that he
never knew any to be boiled in January be-
fore this season. The indications are that
the output this year viii be unusually large
as an open winter with variable weather is
always looked upon as an indication that the
sap will flow freely from the sugar trees.
February sugar is always regarded as the best
on account of there being less heat in the
rays Of the sun during that month, so little
in fact that Il rarely ever causes the sweet
water to feTment.
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- 'ale a very good .all-blood
! no coli, three years old in May
ne is . very promising colt.
\ ~ 81 8 fair prior and reasonable
- and zee bin. or inquire Of
~ a-aehey. II miles west Of Lig-
''ao'siand county. Pa.
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MONDAY. FEB. "a. 1890.

SorIcE Is hereby given 70 ali the Ius.ices u th-
Peace. the Coroner and C0nstsbiez within the
said County Of somerset thai they Be then anl
there IN their proper persons with their rolls rec
Ords. inqulsltiors. examinations and other r.
membranes. 70 do th0-e thingS which % their
once and IN that behalf apperfain n be d0ue
and also they who VIII prosecute aeainsr the pri.-
oners that are or shall Be IN the JAIL % sousfseg
County, % Be hen and there 70 pRuseczte axatnsr
them a. shal be i1st
SHERIrF's OFFgCE r NcsC1LrS
Jan 3. iSr-. sAc-
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DR.. Weller Carouthers and wife arrived in
Somersst Friday evening. and are stopping
temporarily at Mrs .PaTker's. on Main
street, where the Doctor viii have bis Office
until April lst.
The Lock Haven Daily Demoret says .
A Mil Hall friend writes as follows We
are very sorry to learn that J W calontbeis,
N. d, has decided to leave Mil Hall this
week for Somersef, Pa, where he will locate
for the practice Of his profession While
among rs he has made large circle Of
friends, and g1ined the confidence of the
community by bis success ss physician.
Although rcgreiting his departure, we hope
that the change may be advantageous to
him. We cheerfully recommend him to the
people Of Somerset as an able physician, aud
tirst-class nasn in every respect .
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Capt Wan. H. SAnner who has been as
sisting Mr. T. R. Marshall, the Johnstown
lumberman and contractor. since the food.
returned TO his home in this bonough satur-
day. He will not return TO Johnstown.
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churoh pedleatIon

The ST. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
church Of salisbury, will be dedicated on
sabbath, March 2nd Rev. J, II, Menges,
Of Philadelphia will ofiiciats. A cordial in
yiisiicn is extended 10 all
.. r. HARsHEss,
Pastor,
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The Somerset Dairy Co. have been COM
Psiied 10 employ an additional force Of men.
to work night turn. This speaks well Tor
their butter, they having last week ship
pad 270OO pounds.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-19

Governor Beaver has appointed D. J.
Wallace. Jr. OF Bloomsbury, Columbia COun-
ty, TO be Superintendent Of Public Instruction
to succeed the late Superintendent Higbee-
Mr. Wallace is President OF the Blooms
burg Normal School, and has been identified
with educational matters for a number Of
wears.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-19

While at work at saw mill on Wednes-
day. Robert f. Knox, Of Addison township,
fell under the saw The saw fastened in the
heel Of his boot. and drew him closer, cut
ting his leg off above the knee. He was then
jerked back and had his arm taken Oft above
the elbow. His mangled remains were pitk-
ed ~ and carried to his home, where he
died few hours later
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-19

The following named gentlemen were
nominated for the various borough offices
at the Republican primary election Saturday;
Burgess. VIM. H. Welhey Town Council,
II. s. Endsley Constable. Jacob Fieek /;
High Constable. VIM. Gilbert Judge Of
Election. VIM Hochstetltr; Tax Collector.
Alex Huston Street Commissioner, Daniel
;. Knee School Directors c J. Harrison.
John L. scott Inspector, Henry F. Knep-
per Auditor. John \ Snyder.
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Lawyer Fred W Biesecker manages to
spend an hour or two each day in his Office
notwithstanding he is still suffering from
the effects Of grippe
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For sale.

4 dwelling house Of eight rooms. well 10
Gated near railroad, upon the corner Of Main
and Walnut streets. Redwood. VIII sell
ow. Cali on or address
A. EvASs lockwood.
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VIM. II. Ruppel, Esq. who has been
housed for several weeks. nursing case OF
influenza, is able to attend to his profession
al duties again.
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Notice.

The accounts in the Estate Of DR.. Henry
Brubaker deed, must be settled, either by
note or payment. Parties knowing them
selves to be indebted to the estate, will please
cali and see me at once
J. L. PrsH.
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Remember, my bargain sale ends on Il e
18th Of February. To gel the cheapest dry
goods ever sold in Somerset, people must
come before that time.
MRs. A. r. UHr.
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Mrs Jacob Custer. Of Shade township, died
Thursday night. in her SIND year and was
buried at the Shade church Sunday. She
was the mother Of twelve children Over
sixty grand children and between hfty aud
sixty great grand children we're in attend
ance u the funeral
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-19

The adoption ofthe resolutions closed the
regular pragrAm Of the institute. All Of the
members Of the State Board OF Agriculture
made fise-minnte speeches. congratulating
the projectors Of the institute on the success
of their first meeting. and all agreed in pro
nouucing it one of the best. most elevatine.
and intelligent assemblies.of farmers thev had
ever witnessed.
The doxolOgy was sung by the institute.
after whiehit was dismissed BY Rev. J. NJ.
Barnett, of Washington. Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-02-19

The Somerset County Agricultural Soeie-
ty. Organized az the Farmers Institute last
week. will bold a meeting in the Court
HOUSE. on Tuesday evening, February .,
1890. al which meeting. among other things,
a plan will be devised whereby all its mem-
bers will be able 10 procure their CONNER
ciaI fertilizers at reduced rates, and the pur-
est and best in the market Let all wide
awake farmers who have not yet joined the
society be present at this meeting. The ill.,
terest of the farmer is to be looked after.
They pay nearly all the taxes They need
and can get relief by united action, and only
in this way. Con-
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We are requested to announce that DIR.
Perry Shaffer Of New Beunsvista. Bedford
county. will locate in Somerset for the prac
tice Of his profession The Doctor expects
to be here the latter part Of this week. lie
will have his Office in the Coffnoth building
next door TO the Commercial Hotel
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Harry, eldest sou OF VIM. Gilbert Of this
borough, has enlisted in Uncle Sans regu-
lar army. He has already donned the blues,
and exciies more OF less curiosity among
the small boys when he appears on our
streets. He will report at the Columbus
barracks this week
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Rev. j. H. Barnett, Of Washington, Pa,
who conducted evening services in The Pres
byterian church last week, LEFT for Bedford
on Saturday, where he will fll the pulpi, Of
the Presbyterian charch at that place during
the absence Of its regular pastor in Europe
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Among the nominations sent 10 The Sen.
ate ~ President Harrison. THURSDAY. was
that Of Josiah Keller to be postmaster al
Somerset.
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A meeting Of the Bedford Soldiers Monu-
nent Association was held on Tuesday,
when : :. Meizger. Chairman of thecom-
miitee. presented a statement showing cash
receipts to date 81 400 81; secured by sub
scrip,ions. $500 .; making total Of 81
200 IS.
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Fresh maple m olssses hassesn sold ir town
during the week.
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Rev, y. X. l.Avan. formerly Presiding e.
der ofthe Evangelical church OF this district,
now aliine the same position in the Johns
town district, is circulating among bis many
soiaerset county friends this week.
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Notice.

NV application for tavern license at Sails
bury. this county, has been withdrawn.
WIZ. II. Cook.
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The court granted sixteen retail liouor
oeAieS license in Bedford county last week.
Fsar Of these are in Bedford borough.
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Miss Kate Endsley has gone to Washing.
ton to accept an appointment as stenog.
rapher in the Census Bureau.
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y B. Critchtield. was one Of the lecturer.
before the Westmoreland county Farmers
institute held at Mt. Pleasant. last week
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Carpenters and painters sre putting the
finishing touches on Mrs.. P4rker's Union
street cottage
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Following Is the ticket being voted by the
Republicans Of Somerset township to day
Constable Abraham Weller Tax Collector.
Z. Z. Pugh: Judge Of Election. J. l. Berkey;
Inspector, Russell Young Auditors. c. H.
Schmucker. Peter Miller; School Directors
Mesheck Beam, Bruce Fnediine Superyi-
sors. d. d. Ssylor. Isaiah Bell, w J. Rhoads
F. B. Fnedlne Township Clerk, james
Blough Treasurer. Geo. C. Lichty.
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1t was my privilege and pleasure TO attend
the entertainment given by the Somerset
Euterpean Band. on last Saturday evening
/ have never seen local talent in country
town do so well and have seen few city
efforts of the kind excel it. Those who were
not there missed a rare feast. Somerset ought
to be proud of its Band.
prrrp NnGEI
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DR. A. J. Endsley's services are in de-
msnd as lecturer al district institutes. He
spoke before large audience al Confluence
Monday night The DIR. IS one Of the most
polished orators in the county, and is always
master Of The subject on which he speaks.
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DIED..

BRANT.-0n Sunday. February ., 1880,
near Berlin, Pa, Edwa Ellsworth Brant.
aged IS year,. months and Is DAYS
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The attention Of our readers is directed to
the display advertisement of Mrs. A. + Uhl's
dry goods and millinery establishment, one
of the mos; prominent aud reliable mercan-
tile houses in the county. II viii pay you
10 read il over carefully.
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j. M. HOLDERBAUM.
C,oURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, The Honorable WILLIAM j. BAER
President Judge of the several Courts Of Common
Pleas 0f the several counties composing the 10Th
Judicial District and Justice Of the Courts Of Over
and ferluiner and General jail Delivery for the
trat Of al capital and other ofenders i The aid
District. and sEoEsR ". PILE and OLIvEE p sHA-
vEE. Esqs Judges Of the Courts % Common Pleas
and justices o. The Courts Of Oyer and TernineF
and General Jail Delivery for the trial 81 All capt
have issued their precepts. and % me directed
for holding q Court Of Common Pleas and General
Quarter Sessions of the Peace and General Jail
Delivery. and Courts Of oyer and Terniner a
Somerset, on