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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-07
What the Freeman,s Journa, Saws.

DUBLIN, Dec. 6.-The FreemaR's journal says
"Gladstone's letter was received last night and
was considered by the committee for three
hours. The document went very much beyond
the question of granting an interview, being
feSfo -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-07
ALI Were Drowned.

HALIFAX. Dec. f.-The schooner which drifted
ashore at Ponbuet FORKS, Thursday. was the
Woored, of Locksport, n. S. All hands were
drowned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-07
An Epidemic of blnhtheria.

CRooKsToN, Mimi, Dec. Can epidemic of
diphthcria is reported at Lessor, MINI, twenty
miles east with tweaty cases and three deaths
so far. The disease Is spreading.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-07
A Reward for Tascott Offered.

CHICAGO. Dec. 6-Mrs. Smell, widow of the
murdered millionaire. Amos J. Smell, has re-
newed here offer to pay $4,000 for the arrest of
Tascott and his detention until identified
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-07
UINTAH HOTEL,

is Commercial street. The only first class
European house in the city. Rates, IS cents
s1.00. French & Sewers, proprietors.
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Ingnlls DENIES Trrner,s statement.

WASHINGTON. Dec. G.-Senatcr ingalls, sai6
tonight that Turner's statement mentioned in
the Ocala dispatch is without foundation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-07
Joe COburn Dead.

NEW YORK, Dec. 6.-Joe Coburn. the pug
list. died this evening OF consumption.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-12-07

no body could ever hope to carry scheme for
home rule that did not have the cordial con-
currence and support Of the Irish nation"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26
ignorance of Girls.


If a girl never hears a word about
economy from her birth, and Is conscious
that 10 secure the means to crafty her
slightest wish she needs only TO stretch
out her hands and they will be abund-
anliy filed, how can one expect sfler
marriage that she can have the fzintest
knowledge of the duties that belong to
her in the care Of her householdg She
has never been called upon 10 know any
thing about her OWE expenses. What
she faneied she wanted she bought With
oct a thought that it might be well to
learn whether she could afford the mon
ey. How morey came. how It was al
ways ready for her when she asked. were
questions she had never been taught she
ought TO ask and understand the answer.
As far as any teaching she ever received
Is concerned, she might imagine that
money grew in the woods, and that her
father had it gathered for her a. wanted
and Of course her husband would co
the same No education before marriage
ever taught her anything more rational.
With such girlhood, free from every
thought save that Of her own personal
Qualification, what reason can there be
for surprise If she makes many mistakes
well for her # they are not irren,edi-
able Duty vas something never men,
toned to her when girl. Affer mar
rage her husband gives her no insight
into his business Affairs, no cautions as
to expenses, never talks TO her or eousults
or advises with her about their mutual
expenditures The same cruel love and
indulgence--or It may be indifference
surrounds her III her new home and
thus she Is left in utter ignorance Of al
practical knowledge, simply toy, but
terfy, seeking only sunshine and person
al enjoyment. And yet under proper
training what noble specimen Of wom-
an she, perhaps, was capable Of being
made .-Nrs. Hmm Ward Beerh1r.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26
How to Roast a Turkey.

Select 4 large, fat, tender turkey. and
have ii nicely dressed. drawn. washed.
wiped dry and well singed. Rub /; an
over, inside and outside, with pepper and
salt. Make a stufiing Of the following
ingredients. One pound Of light bread
crumbs, half q pound Of butter, a heaping
tablespoonful Of finely minced onion.
salt and pepper. one raw egg and enough
water tc mix rather soft. stuff the breast
first and sew it up, then stuff the hodv.
Rob the turkey ali over with melted but
ter, and dredge well with sifted 8our.
Lay i in the pan On its breast, AMI pour
in a quart Of cold water. Have the oven
well heated, hut not too hot. as the tur-
key must cook slowly 70 be done. Allow
quarter Of an hour to each pound. Have
some butter in q plate with a iardiny
mop From tine 10 time bas.e toe tar
key with the gravy in the pan, rub over
with the larding mop and dreIge again
with -four. As it browns turn from side
to side, and last Of all brown tie breast.
Frequent basiing, dredging and turning
will insure perfect cooking. When done
It should be a rich, dark brown all over,
and when fork Is stuck deep into il no
red juice should run. If while cooking
the gravy in the pan boiis away TOO
much, more water should be added
Lqdisl Home Journal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26
THE TWILIGHT OF THANKS
GIVING.

The day has heightened into eve.
And over ali The meadows
The twilighis silent shuttles weave
Their sombre web Of shadows
With northern lights the cloudless skies
Are family phosphoresceni.
And just above yon wooded rise
The new moon shows her crescent
Before the evening lamps are lit.
While day and night commingle,
The sire and mstron crme and sat
Beside the coy ingle;
And softly speak OF the delight
Within their bosons swelling.
Because beneath their roof ofto-night
Their dear ones all are dwelling.
And when around the cheerful blaze
The young folks take their places,
What biissful dreams Of othe days
Lght-up their aged faces,
The past returns with ali lis joys.
And they again are living
The years in which. as girls and boys,
Their children kept Thanksgiving.
The sialwart son recalls the time
When, urged 10 the endeayor,
He tried the well creased pole 10 climb,
And saiied Of fame Drever
The daughter tells Of her empTise
When as a new beginner,
She helped her mothef make the pies
For the Thanksgiving dinner
And thus with laugh and jest and song,
And tender recoliectioEs,
Lovespeeis the happy hours along.
And fosters fond affections;
While Fancy. listeningio tie mirth,
And dreaming pleasant fefions.
Imagines through the winds on earth
That Heaven breathes benediciions.
w. ID. KELLY. "a Lsidies Hoaae J0erlal.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26
How He Killed His Foe.

"One day" said General Gresham in
an interview with Eli Perkins. Il met an
old soldier who had been wounded in
the face, and.when I asked him in what
battle he hsd been injured, he said.
" I got it the first day at shiloh, sir
But hOw could yon get hit in the face
at Shiloh p asked.
= Well, sir,' said he. half ap5iogetieal-
ly, after had run a mile or two got
careless and looked baeK.'
This story reminds me Of how one Of
Col. Eilsworthis Zouaves killed his first
confederate lie said that be marched
out to the battle OF Boil Run, and when
about half way there he met a JohDny
Reb in ambush We'll, sir he said. i
drew out my revolver and be drew out
his bowie knife, and then took the lead
from the Start and kept it clear into
Washington City, and
Bat how did you kill the man .
I;nn him to death, sir was the re-
ply
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26
Excellence of Salt.


Il the feet are tired or painful saer
long standing, great relief can be bad bv
bathing them in salt water. A handful
Of salt 10 a gallon Of water IS the right
proportion. Have the water az ho, as
can Be comfortably borne. When the
water becomes too cold, rub brrskiy with
t'esh-towel. This method. If used night
and morning, will cure neuralgia of The
feet.
Carpets may be greatly frightened bv
first sweeping thoroughly and then going
over them with clean cloth and clear
salt and water. Use q eupful Of coarse
salt TO large basin Of water.
Salt ss tooth pouder Is better than
almost anything that csn be bought. Il
keeps the teeth brilliantly white and he
gums hard and rosy.
II, after having 4 tooth pulled. the
mouth is Eiled with salt snd water. IL
viii aliay the danger e having henor-
rge.
To clean willow furniture use salt and
water. Apply with 3 nzil-baush. scrub
and dry thoroughly.
When broilinz steak. ihrow lhtie salt
on the Goals and the blaze from The drip
ping fAi will not anzoy.
Damp SILT viii remove The dzcoiora-
ton Of cups snd slneeFs esu-e,l by Tea
and careless washing.
Brass work san Be kept beautifully
bright by oeesssOaaIly rubbing with sait
and viaegar.
sas in whheTHsh yin naks j; stick
heesr.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26

be knows the thing that ST. Paul count
ed higher knowledge than all his He
brew learning and Greek subtlsty. He
had & great misfortune in his youth--uo
matter what il was-and fever there
was a child Of God. fashioned by Gtsd's
own hands and chastened in his own
way, it's he.H
Here the host stepped forward, and
raising his voice: There is one among
you, my friends, who has no word TO
speak Of his troubles and disaPPoint-
ments, vet they have been harder to bear
than All yours, save those miseries born
Of guilt. did not invite him here be-
cause be was unfortunate, bu. because /
needed something YOU could 81 join in
being thankful for. He has that treasure
he has the secret which would turn all
your misery into Joy. Instead Of show
ing you only full board, have brought
you the most beautiful thing on earth to
see and to iulitate-for il is in the power
Of each Of you TO initiate him-a happy
man.
"He is old, poor, silent, and IS the
world would add. ignorant. sad and lone
". But listen 70 Whist he once told me-
There Is one who breathes, moves. con
verses constantly with me. feel him.
hear him, sometimes, 1 even answer him
in my heart. But it is a speech without
words. which We understand without
having been At school, and resd without
having learned 70 read in books That
IS one Of the pillars that uphold the
world for him-his trust in God. The
other Is the trust in conscience. If YOU
can initiate that the first will come d its
natural consequence. To live by the rule
Of my friend needs two things-grace
and real resolve. The fFst is never
wanting You can count on it whenever
and as long As YOU make up your mind
to furnish the other thing, a Fixed re-
solve"
This and much more said our host, and
when he ceased we noticed there was
one guest less a, the table. He had gone
but no one spoke.
Then, here and there one from out this
strange company came forward to thank
the host with tears Of genuine gratitude
in their eyes. some went away without
a word soon all were gone. The load
ed table disappeared, but ! heard my
host say with Joyous decision: THAT Is
what We propose to do next year" 1t
was only then realized that l had not
assisted st . yerilable banquet. We had
talked ourselves into the belief that our
longings and imaginings were facts.
Could We not do something ike this
To restore self respect is even better than
to til with bread. But, understand. that
although in many instances the latter
can be done without this former must
rest on the basis Of the latter. Thanks
giving IS a good day to begin things.
Stili every day may become a thanks
giving for those who seek out the hungry
both in body and in spirit, to feed and
the naked 10 clothe. B.SI.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26
A DMINIsTRAToRs' NOTICE.

Estate Of Abraham Biesecker, decd, late Of Jen-
ner Township Somerset Co. Pa
Letters OF administration on the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned by the
proper authority. notice is hereby given 10 all
ate payment, and those having claims or de-
mafds against the same viii present them duly
authenticated for settlement on saturday, Nov.
y, isyo al the late residence Of deceased.
DANIEL W. BIESECKER.
JOHN BIEsECKER
Administrators,
Frra " Riezeeker Atfo-nev
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26
Local institute.

Following are the proceedings Of the
local Institute held AZ Jennertown, Nov.
Il and Is, 1890:
The meeting Was called 70 order By
C. c. SchnSeker, Who IN = few renaIls
Sc; soriA the eojecs Of the 1nsiitufe. and
appointed W. A. G. IApe secretary pso
ienPore The secretary then came for
ward and called the roll Of teachers, Of
which ten Of the sixteen enrolled we're
present. Afier piece Of music BY the
Institute an organisation wss effected,
resulting Is follows:
c. c. Schnucker, president; ". A g.
Lape, vice president Alice Bosman,
secretary ]. ". Bell. query manager
Afer a piece Of music by the orshsstfa
the prOgram for the Friday evening ses-
session was taken up.
Welcome address, by J. W. Bell
Response, by Superintendent Berksy.
Essay, Robsr; Lohr-
Topic. Cooperation in school work.
opened BY W A G. LsPe. and followed
bS Sup't j. NJ Berkey.
Music by the Orchestra
The Query Box was next opened ard
queries answered by members Of The IN
s.itute.
select reading, ~. J. Peterson
Recitation, Annie Sipe.
Music by the orchestra
Topic. school discipline W. Rishe-
berger, followed by Supt J. NJ Befkey.
Song by the Institute
Adjourned to meet saturday morning
at $50 O'Clock
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26
UDlToR's NOTICE.

In the matter Of the estate of Harrison Trent, late
Of Samersst BorOagh, 50 serset Co, Pa dec q.
Having been Appointed Auditor BY the Or
l,hAns Court of Somerset County. Pa. Auditor q
distribute the fund in The hands Of The Executors
of Harrison Trent dec d. TO and among those le-
gzlly enfitief thereto. ncilee = nereog given
fhaf SEiII sffe5d to the dutiesof said appoint
mont Al rnyof.ce IN SSsnerset. Pa, eu Friday. the
alsT dsy of Sogsmber. Isso. al / O'Clock D. m
when and where all parties interested can attend
=. J. KOOSEB,
oet2s. AuditG.
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No More Responsibility.

- you are married, Jack -
Il arD, Jim"
i hope you considered the matter
well It's a serious matter assuming the
responsibilities involved in marriage.
You're wong, my friend. | have no
responsibility at al, nov. Ny wife's the
boss
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate
DWELLING HOUSE

bank barn and other outbuiidines- Also, Su-
gar camp that will SCI 500 vessels. said camp :
supplied with good sugar house. pans, ana al
necessary furnishings The farm i underlaid
with q SIX foot vein Of limestone. winch Is open .
also two veins Of coal. respectively three and tx
feet thick. both Of good quality This = known
a. the Homestead fsrm IL J. good ana beai-
fifal farm high state OF cultivation, and pro
tuceS eo,ri crops of grasS and grain also lne
orchard Of fruit. Tae farm Is well waiered-
NJ , A certain trse. oflsnd lying eontig-
-NO. =. uoQs % No. J, adjoining lands OF
John Ohler A. J. Steiner Peter snyder. Jonathan
Knoades heirs snd Others containing ijS acres
abort 80 acres cleared. and the Delsnce well
tiEbered having thereon erected log house and
bank barn The farm Is underiald With lime
sfsue and ccal having thereon q COED. thriving
o-rhard. and a sugar camp that viii sci so YES
sels this camp i also supplied with sugar
hOnse pans and other necessary furnishing
Both OF these farms are located in the gsrde;i.
spot of Black Tow nship. convenient tochErches.
schools store and raiinoad.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26
TERMS:

one-third cash on the lst Of April. $50 al which
tine fhe deeds viii be delivered the balance In
four equal annual YayInents from April l. l,lo,
sithoait Interest till due Amer the deb and
r-ensts are al paid. The widow shall receive the
Interest on the rensining oDe-tnird duri her
lifetime and At her death the principal 10 b paid
90 the heirs Of the deceased Payments 70 Be se-
cs,-ed bv iudgrneat bonds on the premises. $50
Of the hand money 10 Be paid day ofssle, or Sc
cured 10 be paid
PHEBE YOUNG.
Admiuisfratrfx and Trustee,
ss-For further information call on J. II Chl, Esd.
Attorney for the estate
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26
A UDIroR,s NOTICE.

In the estate Of Joseph 6. Coleman, deceased
Having been appointed Auditor by the Orphans
Court Of SouerseI County. Pa 10 pass upJn the
IN the hands Of A =. Dickey, Executor, OF said
deceased. TO and smOng those legally entitled
ther y. notice II hereby given thai ! Will sit at
my Office inthe Borough Of Somerset Pa Tor said
purpose on "Wednesday, the 3rd day u December.
At 10 clock a. m, when and where all parties
Interested can attend
FRED. W. BIEsEcKER
Noy.Ia Auditor.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26

In the matter Of the Estste IT fsndfrey Stahl.
iEte Of Somerset Tap, Somerset ca. deceased.
Having been appointed Auditor by the Orph-
ans Court Of sOmersef. County. Pa, 10 deter
mine advaDeements and distribute the fund in
the hands sf the Administrators of Godfrey Stahl
decd 10 and among those legally entitled there
TO. noslce J. hereby given that viii attend 70
the dulies Of said appointment At my e5iice IN
Somerset Pa on wednesday. the sri day Of
December. 1880 at O'Clock D M. when and
where all persons interested can attend
GEO. R. SCJLL.
novl1 Auditor.
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ApMISlsrRAroR,s NOTICE.

Es.ate n gaeab J. roieInsn. late Of Br0thersyal-
ley TEp- Somerset Co. Pa, deed
Letters Of Administration Oh the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned BY the
proper authority. nOiiee i hereby given 10 sil
persons indebted 20 said estate 10 rake inmedi-
ste payment. and those having claims sgsinSi
the same viii present them duly authenticated
for settlement on Saturday. November - Iss0.
at the late residence Of the deceased. in Broth
ersvailey Township
ALEXANDER COLEMAN
Il. FRANK COLEMAN.
oct2e Administrators.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26
DuLE no ACCEPT on REFUSE.

10 Eva Was and Mary Snyder, residing in
JoarSsosn. Pa josephine Miller, residing
in Waxhington
You are hereby notifed to hc aud sppear At an
Orphans CouTt 70 be held in and for Somersef
County. Pa. on Monday. the sSh day af Deceraee
next, lher ard there 10 accepT OF refuse 70 take
the real estate Of John GrzSser. deed. al The aF-
praised valuation OF show cause why the same
should lot be sold
sherifrs Once, I r = AcAILLEN.
oct - fssg Sheriff.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1890-11-26
ExECUTRlx' NOTICE.

Estate Of George Werner. decd, late OF Somerset
Borough Somerset County. Pa.
Letters leStamentAfy on the above estate hay-
ing been granted 10 the unce signed by the prop
indebted 10 said estate 70 make immediate pay
ment and those having claims or demands
against the same viii present them duly suthen-
rioated for settlement saturday. Dec ~. lsse,
al the Office Of scott & Ogle in Somerset Bor.
SARAH Fisher,
uov12 Exeeurrix.
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Why S il that a woman who has
husband. and who does not care for her
personal appeannee. viii begin 70 fix up
as soon as he is dead Is it beczuse her
husband Sould not let her have the mon
ey when be was slive, OF does being ,
widOS make her feel as Il she xss oss Il
the gisls egail2
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L SNIE EEAa ADhNl~t7 rA--1tANsf-
I Institute called to order by the Chair
man. and opened by song followed by
roll call
Select reading, J. c. Dongss.
/ Topic, ~Order in school, opened by
NJ. L weigley followed by j. W. Bel,
c. c. Schmueker, and Others.
/ Queries answered by members Of the
Institute.
Topic, How and to what extent should
manners be taught in school ." opened
by II. f. shaiEer, followed BY Jacob liof-
man.
Recitations, BY E. E Figge and C. H.
Sxank.
Alice Bowman.
song by the school.
Adjourned to meet at I p. H.
AFTERNOON sEssloN-
Institute called to order By the Chair
man, and opened by song, followed by
roll call
Topic, who should furnish the school
books, citizens or DirectosT p opened by
Jacob Hoffman, followed by Dr. G, p.
Lsnhars, SuPt Berkey and others.
Superintendent Berkey then gave an
interesting talk on How to ieach spell
ing
The resolutions on the death Of L. D.
stuff were read and adopted.
Song BY the school, afser which the In
stitute adjourned to meet al p. M.
EVENING sESEoN.
Called to order by the Chairman.
song, "The Two Lives"
Recitation, c. F. Liyengood
Music by the orchestra.
Topic, Corporal punishment opened
BY C. c. Schmucker, followed by W. A.
8. Lape and Supt. BerkeY.
Music by the orchestra
Queries read and answered by meua-
bers of the Institute
Duet, by the Misses Critchfeld.
Topic, Reforms in teaching Rev W.
A. ReiningeF.
Grafton, 5. J. Homer.
Music by the orchestra
Recitation, Prof C. F. Livengood.
The report Of the Committee on hold-
ing our next local Institute was then
heard.
Closing remarks by Supt Berkey.
Song By the Institute
The Institute then adjourned, to meet
at Jenner Y Roads Dec Is, $50.
The Institute proved interesting and
highly beneficial to all present, ard the
instructions given by County supern-
tendent J NJ Berkey are said 70 be the
best ever given in this part Of the county.
Our sincere thanks are due to the citizens
Of the community for their at;endznre
and fer the aid they have given Us. and
more especially, fOT the kind hospitality
they have extended to the teachers dur
ing the session.
ALIcE BouNAN, c. c. ScWlrcEE.
Secretary Chairman.
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PULE TO ACCEPT OR REFUSE

To Sarah Tought intermArried with freelnzn
sanuer Of BEATTY p o. Marshall Co. Ka<
Toa are hereby notified TO be and appear Al an
Orphans C0ur1 20 be held IN and tot somerset Co..
Pa on Monday. the sth day Of December next,
esaste OF Wua. vought cecd. zt the appraised
rsInstiou. or show cause why the same should
not be sold
sheriff sOaare. z. : AcMILLES,
soruerser. 10 - Sheriff
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A pMINIsTRATo'Rs NOTICE.

In the matter Of the Estate Of s&m-l s swank,
decd. late OF QuemahOning Township,
SoSnersef Co, Pa,
Letters OF Administration the above estate
having been granted 70 the undersigned by the
proper anfhorify. notice Is hereby given 70 all
r-ersoas indebted % said estate TO make immedi-
ate payment ard those having claims against the
same viii present them duly authenticated fus
settlement on Saturday. Dec. - 1880. al the late
residence Of deceased
ELIZA SWANK
Z Z SwANE,
Administrators.
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Terms.

Onethird 10 remain lien on the farm Gfler the
expense are deducted the interest 70 be paid an
utially 20 the widow Of the deceased during her
natural life snd al her death the principal 10 be
paid 10 the heirS of the deceased. Ten per cent
of the purchase money To be paid down on day
Of sale one third in one wear. and the remaining
third n two yesrS thereafter wiih IN s'e>i on me
deferred payments from the confirmation o. the
Ssie. pevfue1fs and dover to be secured by liens
on ths. rl-eseS For FAR her information cali on
OF address the Trustee Al Rockwood Pa.
A. J. sTERNER.
ocfs2 Trustee
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A DMINIsTRAToRS NOTICE.
Inthe Estate Of James A. Hunter la:e Of Lincoln
township, Somerset County, Pa
Letters Of administration on the aboveestate haT-
ing been granted 70 the undersigned by the proper
authority. notice is hereby given 10 ali persons
indebted TO said estate % make immediate pay
ment and those having claims against the same
win present them duly. authenticated for settle
nent on or before Saturday, Nov -, 1850. a. the
Office OF COlboru & Cclbonr In Somerset
ALFX ASDER HUNTER.
Administrator OF Jas. A. Hunter. decd
Colborn & Coiborn, Atty's for administrsi0