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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15
January Court,

The special January term ofCourt oonven-
ed al 10 O'Clock monday morning. There
were twenty cases on the trial calendar. OF
this number three were tried. nine were set
tied and eight we're continued The cases
tried were
JK. Upton and Mary De H. Upton. his
wife in the night Of the said Mary De H.
Upton. vs. the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Company--T -Tressprss-yerdict for plaintiff
for S477 50.
,. n Hay vs.. Thomas and Charlotte VIII
liams-T -Tresspass -Verdict for plaintiff for
s5635Q
Robert c. Mcnamara and E. K. Kerr, law
partners. vs.. Jesse BaushnIsn-ApPeal by
Deiendant-Yerdici for plaintiff for Si47-
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DIED..

WEIMER.-On Friday, January 10, iS9e.
in Milford Township. Somerset County, Pa,
Nora Grace, only daughter Of Simon 2. and
Mary Weimer- aged II years. , months and
i6 days,
KING.-0n Tuesday, January = 1890, in
Middlecreek Township. Somerset Comfy.
Pa Margaret King. aged 80 years. months
and % dsys
She leaves four sons and one daughter.
She vas member Of the u. f Church for
seventy years, and az exemplary Christian.
The funeral services were held in the Re-
formed church al New CentrevilIe, b. Rev
J. L W Seibert.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

Beatrice" by the weird author Of She,
begins exclusively in next Sundays issue Of
The Piit1avg Disf,a,ok, which also givesanew
series Of letters by Bill Nye, fannier than ey-
er Ms Pariingson and her son. Ike take
trip abroad ar itsiailment Of their diary
win also appear each Sunday. together with
the many ether good things which make The
Biss,sfei great newspaper What better
New Years Gift than q subscription 10 its
issne2 The cost is only s. 50s year.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

CoNFLTESCE IDNAL INSTITUTE
Following Is the program for The local in
stitu,e to be held al Confluence, 10 begin on
Friday evening, February Il, and 70 coniin-
ne four sessions
Relation OF directors TO the people and the
schools-R- Z. sanner.
Benefits OF local ius1iIuies-N. 3. COder.
How should teachers spend their vacation
C. r. AcMillen-
How TO prevent iarjiness-rh0mas Bird.
Haze We LOO many branches 10 teach p
T r Prirs.
School discipline Fred G. Fryburg.
How TO teach history 5. Bowlin.
Friday afternoon exercises-a Matte Col
born.
How should teacher spend his evenings .
II y. Anderson
How to teach advanced reading-Cal r.
Phillippi
Does teaching pay IN. Z. wilkins
District supervision, and graded coarse
OF study-Charlss F. Lvengood.
Glass drill on chsrs--Hattie Hanson
How to teach AFilhmetie-seymour Nc
Ciintock.
How to teach Physiology Rebecca Full
mer,
How to coniact reviews-Frark Liston.
Oration-John McNeal.
Recitations- sannef. Maud Bouch-
er snd Ida augustine
Papers-May Frease, Cora Bird. Anna Nc
DifTett
The program viii be filed With music and
queries The institute viii De organized Oh
Friday evening snpi. J. n Berkey vii de-
liver an address which viii De the inain part
Of the first session.
On Saturday evening, Dr. A J. Endsley
Of Somerset, viii deliver free lecture on
Signs Humoroasiy Considsrct Profs
Cover and Dively viii be present ard give
interesting talks.
We hope all teachers viii respond TO what
has been assigned them All friends OF edu-
cation are cordially invited 70 attend.
Con.
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installation Of ofr.osrs.

The following named oflicers were install
edin Jenner Grange No. s77. at the last reg
ulsr meeting. by S L. Harms. Past Master.
10 serve for the ensuing year
Master. Rev. \. B. CritchEeld oyerseer,
F. E Heip'e Lecturer. Henry Ranch, Esq.
Chaplain. Hon \. 5 Miller Secretary J J.
Arisman Treasurer. J. Biesecker Stew
ard, jacob Kline Assistant; Steward. Frank
Korns Gate Keeper, A. E shaffer Pomo-
rs, Miss Rsbecca J. Rauch Ceres, Mrs Sa-
rah Hoffman Flora, Ms EIiza J. Critch-
Geld Lady Assistant Steward, Miss Jonnes-
IA " Korns-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

We have received a communication from
a well known citizen and Taxpayer Of Upper
Turkeyfoot township. complaining Of the
miserable condition Of one Of The principal
school buildings in that district He says
that the door Of The baildiag has never
known the use Of lock and that books left
in IT over night are found &c have been
stolen the next morning that the walls are
defsoesi With vulgar rhymes snd that The
condition and character Of the building
throughout is a disgrace TO the community,
in which Il is situated
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

The Rev. Dr.. Besle Of the First Presbyte-
nan Church, Al Johnsiown, who was recent
Is charged With negieeting bis dock, was
last week given the alternative Of resigning
OF answering the charges before the Pres5y-
terv. He has decided upon the former
coarse. and viii tender his resignation The
affair is likely 20 cause trouble in the eongre-
CATION. The Rev. Dr. Beale IS the clergy
man who received $ 0oe from Col Elliott F..
Sbefard. Of the New York MAI and Elpr,r'
for his work among the Johnstown suffer
ers by the food
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North MIlfnrn Itann.

Beautiful weather The ike has never beef.
known before dandeiions are in full bloom
and the roosters step around 10 the sunshine
with quite smiling coantenance.
There was grange meeting held at Squire
Walters house on Saturday night. Mr. Wal
ter could hardly scooinm9daie all the people
Professor Criieh6eid addressed the audience.
They will organize grange IN Milford be-
fore long.
No spelling bees in Milford up to this date.
Eight schools in Milford and ont Of the
eight there are six female teachers.
Oss-sSIoxar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15


A prominent physician Of New York CITY
writes As follows Of the now almost universal
maiadv. ~The Grieps or Intiuenza. has rap
idly spread through northern Earops and Is
nov epidemic IN many portions Of our own
conntrv. It's symptoms are Inflammation Of
tbe lining nsuab-ane of fbe nose. which nay
extend 70 a portion OF the structure Of the
lungs. with cough, sneezing. running al the
ms and there rnsy be severe aching peins
and nigh fever. j is probably caused by 3
raia,,te animal or vegetable germ which Il
inhaled from the atmosphere. The most ef-
frc:ivs way 10 treat il Il 10 prevent II, that IS
"a - the membrane Of TIE nose Snd throat
in such condition that Il viii resist the poi
sopous action Of the germs. and also TO de-
arov the germs which may have been IN
hsle8 before they have accomplished their
work. A simple means Of prevention viii
consist in evaT,orafing few tablesPooufals
Of Ponds Extract. and inlsling the vaPoE
morning and evening The Ponds Eztract
nav Be poured into tin cup. the cup held
over sbe aaue Of a lamp "a nurses lamp for
heating milk for infants viii do, and tse
nose applied to the top OF the cup 50 that al
the vapor may be Inhaled
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DUE no AccEpT oR REFrsE

TO alex Berkey, Of Jaa7stown iGrubfONni Pa.
rrsaS Berkey. of los Angeles. cal. Lefn1n
IAhr and zeph4rieh fOhr. q YestuloFeiand
Co. Pa. Elsie L TruxAl 4nd Victor IrlzxAl-
Of Westunreiand Co. Pa
You are he-eby Esti5ed - &c an appear er Al
Orphaszs' Coar1 70 - bsid n ard tur -osnerser
County Pa. On Monday, The 2ifh daF 81 Eebrlla-
TT. next. fhen and there % acfept OF refsie %
take The real estate of Jsbeob Berke3. decd a.
the nrTrai srd vnlusfion, OF show cause sky the
ssrcs ehonld aor he Sold
SheTif's Cfce. z :. Ac&ILLESs
Tan Is Isse SheriL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

Jadee Swariz, of Norrisiown, lately deoid-
cd that farm laboreT whose duties included
grooming the farm horses, cannot reooverfo
injuries sustained by being kicked By one Of
he horscs which he WIS CLEANING. the en-
ploye baviug knowledge tha, the borse was
vicious. and no knowledge ofthe TielonsneSs
Of the animal on the pertAof The employer
having been proved He aiso decided that a
Farm labo1er, being hired for fixed term.
cannot recover wages sor the period during
which lle vas incspaciiafed 10 perform his
duties BY reason Of sickness caused BY ina
nes received IN the course Of his employ
ment
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15
church Dedication.

Divine Providence permitting. the newly
erected church on Benscreek circuit, in JEFF
frrson township. Somerset county. Pa. i've
miles west o. Somerset, near Daniel Philip
MS. will be dedicated to The services Of the
Triune God on February 9th, 1880. Rev.
T. Bach, Of lockwood. viii officiaie on the
OCCASION. Ministers and people Of the Dis
tr;c are invited TO attend these services.
REy. r. Bach, P. T.,
Rrx. w. A. RErxExGKR. p. Z.
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Notice.

All persons knowing themselves indebted
on cnr books viii please call anS settle At
once. by cash or note Accounts due must
be closed 70 save costs
PABKER & PAzKER-
soxEEsr1, Pa, January Is, 1880
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

No remedy for grippe Is just ncw more
popular. saws the New York Herald, han the
lately discovered anti-pyrine, which is er-
trac,ed from petroleum The drug IS made
in Germany, and generally there Is pienty Of
il to be bad from The New York agenis.
Since rrippe.- struck the town however,
The calls have been 80 numerous that some
druggists have had trouble 10 meet the
demand.
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Ryv. W. A. RErsESskR, P. L

Miss Fanny Keener, Of Jacksonville, H..
xss shot al by her colored ooachman. and
seriously wounded, ON Wednesday Of last
week. She returned the Gre. rnortally wound
ing her assaslant. The relations existing be
tween the two had created considerable
fslk.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

We acknowledge the receipt Of a COPY Of
the arsi issue OF the Highland FErmT, a
thirfy-iFo page monthly Journal launched
with the new year by Mr.. l.. H. Werner. Of
this place. The makeup and typographical
appearance ofthe FurnieT are il keeping with
the times. while the selections are very cred
liable 10 the eiitor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15
MARRIED.

BARNDT BUECHLEY. - At the Re
formed parsonage. in Stoyestown, Pa. on
Tuesday, January :, Isyo. by Rev. Wm. d.
LsFevre. Mr.. james NJ Bandt, Of Quema-
honins Township. TO Miss Mary a Bnech-
icy, Of Jenuer Township, s5merset County
Pa
SHAULIS-HENMINGER- Tuesday.
December "a, IsS9. Al The home Of the bride.
near Edie, Pa. by Rev. E Manges. Mr.. wm-
+. Shaalis snd Miss Tillie L. Hemminger,
both Of Somerset county
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Wanted at once.

Ten good COWS, with calf al foot Short
horn or part Jersey preferred. bat any good
stock. giving no; les than three gallons or
milk Per day, will DO. Good prices gwen
for choice cows. Write al once 70
Ds. NJ DIKaL.
Leisennng. Fayette Co. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

George Niceiy. of Iironier while Al work
on Ills saw mill on Saturday. bad oue Of his
hands badly smashed by heavy iron fall
ing on g. on Sunday bis physician smpu-
iated the thumb and index finger and may
possibly have 20 ampuiafe the entire hand
he is a brother Of The Nicely boys, in the
county iaii
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Tribute of Respect.

AT a regular meeting oi Ursina Lodge, No.
sos, l. o o F., held last week, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unani-
mously adopted
WHEREAS. II has pleased our Heavenly
Father, the ruler of ali things. to remove
from our midst by the hand of death the be-
loved wife Of Brother Lewis Ayers, of this
lodge, therefore,
Resloe.l, That while we RECOGNIZES the
providence of an All-wise Ruler, and thai He
does all things for our good. tbst We deeply
sympathize with our brother, Lewis Ayers,
and his family Of little orphaned children,
in this, their hour Of deepest sorrow and af-
fiction
ResoJrrd. That in her death our brother
has LOST devoted helpmzse and companion.
and the orphaned children, kind mother
and loving friend.
Resozred That words fail to express onr
feelings for our sarrowing brother and his
family we can only remind him thai hope
is the arbiter which keeps our hearts from
bursting under pressure of affiiciiou when
all things else fail, hope stands by Us to the
last.
Resolses That the Secretary record the
above resolutions on the minutes Of this
lodge. and have them pnblishedin the coun-
II papers, and that copy be presented 70
Brother Ayers
GEoRsE W. ANDERSON.
Leroy FABouER,
J. l. FoRsyTHE,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

There have been three deaths FROM ty-
phosd fever At tie farm house Of the late
August Long. in Somsret township. during
the past four months. Mrs. long. her son
charles, and domestic. The latter died on
Friday last.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

Mayor welaey brought a good sized
bouquet Of dandelions 10 the HERsLD Of
fee the other morning. which be bad gath
ed in some OF the fields near town They
were bright and yellow snd evidently Of
healthy growth. The Mayor said he had
examined bis tulip bed that morning ard
found many Of the roots were putting out
sprouts
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

Little Jerernisb's pants are hanging useles
on the wall,
For his brother canno, wear them. he has
grown too stout and tall
And his boots are standing yonder on the
cold. unfaelins floor
Little Jererniah's feet viii never need them
any more,
For he's gone to be an angel, and, as every
body knows,
All the angels wear their nighf-gowns. but
no ether kind ofclothes-- -Aisaay Errve1.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

WIN. E. Harding Of the Ralios Ge-e'te,
Nike Donovon. Nike Cleary. and William
MuidOon were arrested in New York last
Thursday on the old requisitiOns sent Gov
Hnl by GOV Lowry, OF Mississippi, charging
them with aiding and abe;tirg the sullivan
Kilrain pine fight Their bearing was fixed
for the 18th inst. other arrests will follow
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

L. c. MeSsmara. Esq the good looking
Bedford attorney, spent several days Of LAST
week in Somersei IN attendance al court.
He was plaintif in a ease against Jesse
Baughman. the dAtiiler, u recover an attor-
ney Zee of Sl25. The jury gave him YER
dict for The amount Of his claim
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15
LOCAL INSTITUTES.


District Institute-Psint and Conemaugh
to De held at Bethel Jsn'y. 18th. 1890.
Forenoon session TO begin at 500 a. m.
Organization.
Methods Of teaching primary geography.
H. D. Nausle
Improusptu speeches, conducted by Ia
Border Speakers M. NJ. Thomas. H. W.
Menges ). J. Fit. and Ira Baer.
Mistakes in teaching. David Berkey.
Reeitation- a. /. Yoder
Select Reaiing- wv. Phillippi-
What are teachers, dnties and privileges
outside of the school room
Sidney Hol-apple
sFTKESooS SESSION, $50 ?. n
Teachers Responsibilities. SD. Yoder-
Reciiation. NE BeTkey.
Class driIl in physiology. c. L. Spencer
Preparation Of the pupil. ~ ". Thomas.
Reading H 5 Rkcads.
Work for primary pupils. J.H. Fox.
Memory culture f. A Walker.
EVENING sEssros, 80 rN
Recitation. WI Stevanus.
Cooperation in the school room.
s G Shelter
Essay. Z. L. Sxank.
Physical education. VA. Weaver
Grafton c. T. King
Declanaiion. 8. Fitt-
Readine. III siahl-
Supplementary reading. a W Mengas
yaledictory. d. s. Yoder
The exercises wiz be interspersei with
music and queries Teachers and Others are
requested to bring ExcelIs School Song
Book along. All are Invited TO attend and
70 help the work along
III. u. NkuerE.
DAyrD BKRKEY,
No-a'ii'''e W. A. WEAVER,
:. G. SHETLER
Programme for district Institute 10 be held
at lockwood Jsn'y cath and 25th- 1890
What should teachers reads
NJ. L. Snyder.
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Parker & Parker tell Us that Saturday was
oneof the best business days they have ever
enjoyed. We saw in the HERaLD that
your Red Letter sale had commenced,
was what their many customers said
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

Il is said that the winter Of Sszs ua- siu.i-
lar so the present one.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

Mr. F. &. Parker. Superintendent Of the
Bessemer Department Of the Cambria Iron
Co mills, spent Saturday and Sunday with
Somerset friends.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

see cnt Of Spissnagle's ueE psten; fence,
in another column. II VIII pay you. as he
offers 500 to know whether il Is hurnbug
or not
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Shortly after court convened saturday
morning. Judge Baer discharged three or
four jurors who had been empaneled the
evening before. but who had contracted in
fuenza during the night, aud were too sick
20 % on with the case that had been sci for
trial
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15
How the Doodle MonopoIist Ccbbied
the Labor Representatives

At the election in Ohio last November s:x
members Of the Legislature were elected as
disiinciively representatives Of the organized
labor Of the State Il now appears that
among the first members Of the Legislature
captured b. Calvin 5. Bfice were these SIX,
who were supposed to hold the balance Of
power between adherents Of Brioe ard his
Democratic opponents Brioe's plan was to
make one OF the six Speaker Of the House
and in this movement be was successful
The result is that all the immediate repre-
sentatives Of organized labor in the Ohio
Legislature stand pledged to support one Of
the worst representatives Of capitalized mon
opoly in the country for United States Sen
ator
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

Fruit bud are full almost 10 bu4s.lag in
Lancaster county.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

''a'td men for the Regular Army
g ise Recruiting Rendezvous. Cor
Clinton $. Johns;ovn, Pa.
J. Il. Gageby,
Capt 3 Infantry
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

P4saear recommends cafapbu- smoking -
a preventive for "a Grippe. The remedy
is as bad is the disease.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

The Easerpean Band viii give ooncert
IN the Opera House FRIDAY evening. Fs5su.
aryisth.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

Aooet liiie people ort Of every ten Who
visit this town wish 70 see the Nicely brolb-
ers- Sheriff NcMillen is a very patient man.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

Monday, John n Snyder purchased the
interest Of The late Or. James E Biesecker
in ihe well known and popular drag firm
OF Bieaecker & snyder.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

The rainfall Coz the past year has been
636s ircies, which is an excess ofs "a inch
e over any previous year since the inaugu-
ratioa Of the signal service bureau.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

sale o. Valuable Heal Estate
-aa Personal Property.
= = ai public outcry, January 90.
-rn, adjoining Berlin, Soneret
eoatzining lo2 acres. in good
a' plenty Of line and cozl on the
40 good sugar camp. Also on
49, o-s M sis had Of hors=s 81
Il. 1zis1ad = iot O. farming impie-
P.J. C0rEH
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

Z Aas' q Port Royal. Junisfa coun-
appointed census supervisor for
!. - -. district, composed Of the coun-
-. Adaa's Beaford, Blair, Cumberland.
- taliou. Huntingdon. Juniafa,
\, Fs-ry. S1yder. and Irninn-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15
TERMS

Tie share u the widow - TIE . .rrhaSs money
fouefhi=i afier psyEnens II an sI-i dstf- ant is
81 Charge snail refuno ir the hiEtisaf fhe flr-
chaser daring the natural Ire uf isarhafa YOi-r.
The uides u Daniel g.. fOjer. dee q. and
the interest fhe-eUf >haii te annually and regG-
iaTly paid 20 her By The rlIf-hdsef his heirs and
ss<i Ens haltfne The p-cHSes. 70 y rscBFerc.i by
ili>trr-s O. Otherwise rents are recoverable in
hi. ColnE1Clue ealfii, which The widow hal ae-
eept Ia faI .aflsfsrfoa - her dow er in the prem
iss@ and A. her deeease her sha-c n the purchase
zoney ihus 5eServed shall b. paid % the heirs *
Islliei C. Noster. dcce4ee.f The iaiailee shall Be
paid Ia rnree s9-ai payments Ten py cert 10 b.
pad doTn On day q saie f1- rernailfseE * one-
thirIi ~ the c-1r1Dation of the ssie efle- hind
T. one year. nd The resna' Ming third in tao
wears. with inferest On the DEF rrrd payments
fr8n the confirmation u sale Possession given
l-t april, isse-
DANIEL h T0BER
LEVI D. T0DEk.
decS. Trustees
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The Presiden; appointed James G Post
iethwaiie postmaster for Somerset Monday
The present incumbent, Mr. Coflro;h's. CON-
mission hears date Of January %. 1856.
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DWELLING HOUSE

Leg Barn and other susbuIIdines thereon erected.
TERMS -oas-ssls as az cash s oP soas sonsI4st.q7 "a ION
months and one year
NANASSEs SHOEMAKER.
Adminis1rator q Wm. Iiukcy.
dee95 COlborn & CoiboTr. AffyS for Adm-r.
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-.oastIonaI gureau q indian.

---'a Normal has ooanecfed with il an
.--''''ai Bureau. for the purpose Of 81
'-s oest possible positions for her
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

Mr. A. Adolphus Kingtook the carly train
north. Monday morning, for wilkinsburg
Pa, 10 assume the duties Of Assistant Ticket
Agent IN the Office Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-01-15

la grippe i no respector Of persons. Both
Joe and Dave Nicely have been attacked By
it 50 severely Is to require the services Of the
jail physician. Joe has entirely recovered
snd Dave i convalescing.
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In the Recorder Office.
Deeds Reco-deo-Lsttars Granted
Marriage Licenses Issued
pExps nunznEo

James E. Miller 70 Pearson Miller and
Others Trupss.y IN Stoyessowa borongb
consideration, s5eo
RebeseA c. Meyers heirs TO Enanael Mas
ter. properly in Berlin borough; rousidera-
tor $500.
David NcGznghey to Aaron rhillippi.
property II Lover TErssyfoos township !;
consideration 81. .ss
Henry \. Colenac's assignee 10 Philip
Rhosds, property in Br0ihersyaIley town
ship; consideration $ 0a5.5o
Philip RhcAsas 10 Mary A. Coleman asa
Others. property in BrosherSssiley town
ship consideration sILsIs.
William 8 Bistner to William ". Hauger.
property ia Bruthesvalley township c1n-
siderafion $500
Ephraim swank To Levi W. kaufman.
property in eonernaugh township; consid-
Grafton $3.50.
Levi W. kaufman to John L. swank.
property in conemaugh township; eoasid-
Grafton $40.
Wn- J. Baer 70 Eston Cunningham, prop
erty in Ursina borough consideration s725O.
Eston Cunningham TO Leroy Forqaer.
property in Ursins bosengh: consideration
sl0e
Mary Jenkins to Harrison Turncy. prop
er;y in Ursina borough; consideration $500.
LETTERS aRasTED-
Letters Of Administration were granted to
Sadie Damri % administer on the estate Of
Henry .. Damn late Of Neyersdale bor-
ongh, deceased
ToJennie c. Miller, executrix of the estate
of J. k. Miller. late Of Somerset borough,
deceased.
10 John Wingert sdministrstor Of the es-
tate Of jeremiah Wingcrt, late OF WeIIer.-
burg borough. deceased
sAERIsGE LICENSES lssuEp.
Harrison Bittner and Mary ohIer. both
Of Black township.
John " Glessner Of New Baltimore, and
Hannah L Beener, Of Jenner township.
Theodore Cover. Of Johnstovn, and Het-
tie MiltenberEer. Of ConemAngh township.